The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, September 18, 1872, Image 4
The hairfield Herald.
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.7, TK'ERY W FKDNESD.dY .
'Frum Niuht to ight."
Old R.1 .iCOormniek, an Cocen
Snd nlotor ious ebaracter, has just been
i-iiul dead on Lis farm, near Now
B1rutswick Now Jorey, uudor ex.
traordinary circumistances. Fifteen
year., aago he was a prosperousi
,shoaippiig merelantt in Phiadelphia,
havinag hs. couitry ueat near Now
Brunswick, where he went every
week, and where his wife and daugh.
ter Alice, at beautiful girl of seven,
teen, lived. During the snmmor of
1860 Mrs. McCornaiek died suddenly
a.ind mysteriously, and soon after
Ai c beenm o engaged to a young ntid
wealthy merchant of' Philadelphia.
For some inexplicable reaion ho
1 roke the engagement, and suddenly
went, to South Anerion. A few days
ator, Alice wis f'oitid iii lier chai
ber with her throat cut from car to
ear. The tragedy ercated the greatest
senisatien at the time, and the imuse
wats visited by hundreds of' people
frmc,tt the irrouning di st ricts.
Alany openly said that the poor girl
had been murdered, antad proposed to
have a 1no0e a igid exausinatiun 1as to
the eauise of denthIt, lt the e-Xeiteltaemet,
fiinally died away, tad the occurreteo
was foria't tet.
M-Crmiek seemed bowe I dolri
Nwith grief, bit enam a:1n1d wentt for a
year (or SO, aud thbell almo 11t ui rely
ahtaoaloted his utslual residence, which
wVa s declared to be hauniated. Sillper
Ftitionas rusties declated they had seen
aait attal again tle ghost of Alice,
11a1 l13d haeard scams and aw fail
p-roanls from thle unoceviplied residlenlce.
A bout, the first of July, MCvormuick
iad a nameal ine companti :i ret.urted
to tha houe with i supply of provits
imns. A few weeks sintco .\luCormiek's
cottapanion went away, and M
Cormick himsell' was niot seen again
bay any of tho neighbors., who wotader
ing what lu:4 i ecoe of' iu, broke
into the haous1e a day or two ago, amtil
discovered to their horror, lyinig at
full lenth u pona a caat, tle otly of
N r. MoUormaclc, partially douompos.
ffl, while c portin ta of the a 11 a aid
limbdh , were fountad fr'ig'tfully mu til a
ted by rats aitd other vearmita. The
Coroner hold [at inquest, and havinag
founal that death. had resulted from
natural causes, f io l'ast of the MloCor
iniek famnily was interred oat the farm.
The te('nts of a box were examined
tad lettors f'iaml, igned by Joseplh
Mallory, Alive'.s lover, dated Aspin
wall, October 15, 1861, addressed to
Miss A6lice NieCortuuk, Ito wrote
that. he Ian ha brok cihiis malrriage etnl
gagement with at' upon tho coneussion
of her own jaronita who, through
rema or' e, ha d I vi Igd t Ilhat, inI
V'aO lae (\l allory) marrt11iTled his
daugliter', he wvold wvd a seduo
ed girl, anld thlat (he cause of
her tmisfortuniao was laer own fathea.
The letter expressed the utmtost tu n
drn'uess for Alice, and closed i; hhi
ding her farewell, s hite never v:,peet
ed to son la1r or be ia htappy mttau agaitn.
St. lou's lemcr:atof.
l'lew ins Tl ~ir ra \f h::llt.~
A orres~Fil dentt wiis Ifa anty
onte wtill brai ak his,. :roundaa dleply tatai
th'oroughly tawo tor tee tie d'atrinag
thae apa ng tail slaimer, tho extria
intittat(t f ihea t'e taero w ill p ay fat
dowitnatal leave a hi ailotome prolia
aides. I have tested this prtact ice
~vertal timies wait h tii, mto~st satisfa..'
ryv re'~ubhs. In at 6 I 1 liuul a lield tat
Stent tacires of like tertibty, I e x.
catedl to platt hulf the aield in cort.
at~ l'er'siomei retasoan a did not. Itn the
ftha~t hail laeen p loweda for cortn
teor the grounad had been br'oken the
dil grew morei. ra pid~ ly , ceequta .
t brtio it itp :n.ain thte 2thhl of
tutae. On tha(e lirst of Soptemberca
o awitng I lowedi' the entiro lield
I sawad ini whteat. Thae reasulht wias
*falloawta : Th1e halIt wich hdalad only3
' ivedl a aiingle pilowitng yiehdedl pet
're thlirteena butshels iail eaghateeta
'innaiia. ; the half that recaeived thare'e
ttec buashels atnd for'ty poutias, which
iae i ilifl'rencee of taor'e thtana toa
bheils pet' nere. At oneii dollatr pet'
bushe-la this wouhtll layN for thte extra
pilowinig iand leave' a taet profit of' six
'lollars pier aacre besid.es.
t olitie..Il or'ataat ita New (a hi'ai
1'.uta~y "quoatedl h'i iory"' lay artferr
ta,4 to ''thea i rota co~l'tia of' re Siare, c'a'.
tattaing the~ gobal trumapi't presenited to
lthe illuastraiotas dls.iscverer by Quteeni
\'ietoria.' ' \\'hyv, von totl,' tx.
elane i anii 11 itell figetat auditr,
"'Queent \'ietoruia wiasn't baorta for
itae.a0'na two tthaldred y earas ater ]c' )
8oto died ; an' howa 'aulid she1 pine
hunta a gild t rum tpet ?"' "Shte Ih Vt it
to himt ini her will ," solcon tly replied
thle (oratortt.
,l'Tie attempt on the part of thae
etrecht Goviataernmet to eol itizil Al
eia fr'om t he cotin tr ed prtovin'ce's ofn
Alsae anal hjarae is said toa havei'
faiil, ntot ttore tCIhan foutrteetaI hun.
d real perason haanvi ags e't t led ini the
A friian~ colony, while upwards of
sevyent een thou(sanad htave gonoe to
Canada alone.
A 1Phiiladtelp!h i a maechIaniiic htas in..
vcntedl a pateant il ter' and cooler that.
will fuartaish cool anad patre wiater with
out the usc af. ico. 'The apparatus,
whtich consists of an uiprighat 0ylintder
of' boiler iron, itned, is suntk into ti e
the grouaad,-anid this gives a tempera
ture of' lif'tvaix' deogroes, while the
tempoprtatWr~6l"'tydi-'aitt wrater in the
ritutteave a'rages, abouat eighty (Ie
grees. 'the wa~icer is filtered of every
unapua'ty, leav ing is its clear and cool
us sprinag w'.ter..
A livalg anya wacenitly found
floating down thn ona (a.)1 mim..
Red Tope,
One of the celebritics of the Alos
cow ballet lately called upon a loAl
official, with tho rt quest that hoewould
give her the uttail formal pernleidon
td take a mouths tour in the provino
ce for the benefit of her health, re
taining her salary during the time of
furlough. Tbo man in the ohliio re
eeived Ler p! .el y an-l asked fur her
written petit,ion.
"I hai o no written petition," re
plied th. urtist ;"T h.,d 'Jo idea that
snch a thing was iecessiy."
"Not necessary, madame ? Why
nothiig can lie (10110 w1i-:hot it !'
"What ati I to do then ?"
"I[loro are pens, ink and paper, he
so good as to sit down and write whilo
I dictate."
'The lady obeyed ; the petition was
writtent, signed and folded.
"And now,'' said the representativo
of ustice, "you have only to deliver
it
"1To whomn 1"
"O whoil ?" repeated tho offloial,
with a siight smile at her simililuity.
"To tine, of eourse !"
And taking the petition which he
himself had dictated, lie produced his
spectacles, wiped them carefully, ad
justed them upon his nose, read over
the old docunent as though it wert
perfectly new to hini, docketed amid
hiled it iII due form, antd then, turiing
to the inpatient dansouse, said, Mitti
tie utmost gravity :
".\titdame, I have read your peti
tionl, and 'egret extremeely that, I ean
tot grant it I"
Too foot,
Moro of tlle llural New Yorke ,
was .4ittintg in his ollie onei. ateI Ii ,
soic years ago, when a farmer filend
camte in and said :
"Mr. Moore, I like your paper,
bit time. tire so hard that I cannot
pay fur it.."
11I. thl-t so, friend Jones? I'm
very sorry to hear thit your are so
poor ; if you are so hard run I will
give you my paperi"
gt" no ! I can't take it ar a
gift."
"Well, then let's see how we call
fix it. You raio chickons I be.
liere.."
"Yes a fow, ulit they don't bi ing
anytling ha rdly."'
"lon't they ? Neither does 1lly
paprCV cost aytlhing, hardly. N ow
I have a proposition to Imiake to you.
I will continue your paper and when
you go hoime you may selret from your
lot one chiekcen and call her mine.
Take good care of her and bring ie
the proceeds, whether in e or
chickens, tiid we will ealt it pt Iie.
"All right, brother Moore," and
the fellow chuckled at vihat lie
[hought a capital bargain. 111 kept
he contract strictl'y, amd it the ld
Of the ye:r fmnd that lie had1 p11i.
four prices for his paper. 11o.1 ft IeII
tells the joke himself, aid -,aiys ill.
never had the face to say lie w. s
too poor to tako a paper from that.
day.-Modd armer.
Bill Arp oil the Agrictillnial Shimp.
Bill Arp has oneo ioro plan3ed
into ativity ; this time as Majo'r
'hIarlts 1[. Sm1ith ill a lmorons sen
ible i'gricultural addrese, that is a
caphtivatilg :ielange ofC farmting facets
and philoco; ieal g'eneoral itio., mi xed
with u., ~... -e *.y personalI
au tob'igr ph'y.
T'he f.dlow neii racy all tuin to his
.,tithfil luiin iisy, a~. d the maternal
aisp~ iinu as to his future1 is a elever
speim' nen of his p~ersonal e x perieinces.
"\\'hien I putt oni the~ Sunday face
and recitedl the Shot t r (X taeismn
withioiut a hauble, she kniew that
would be a p:'n.her, she couild almost
see me1 inl thle pulpit, anid miy contgre
gat ion all in tear's ftrom iY I m il liqece'.
lint when [ repeated l''ti Iek llenry's
g ret. i'peechi, and i ai~sume al l'Ii ightin g
at t itudo and l ook ed fi.rce aindl sin
"givo me Iliberty or gia m te deathI,"'
liiy good mnother w.ul shake hier
he ad iln doubt. about the lprelmeber,
andlii set tle d own uiipon thle presidiienetv,
She alterna ted between th~ t woso
lotng tiat I beenmo ni-a ithler. M v
niearest ap iroach, to the sacred call in"
was a remasirkale fondness for womien
and11 fried chiickeni, andit for tho presi.
tlency I neve'r got nearer than to
write a few letter'. to Abraham Lin
ailihes.,
AIt hough frietion inatches are'i as
e''1 mmion as tnailIs, a very sina1ll pr. por
t ion of those5 who usieI10 themtunder. ttid
lie pin ci ple on whli ch they opt'rite.
It is, in fact, a very simple itAir-,
The tip of Ite maitchi is a toinilat ion
of sulphur 11nd( intd Ilhiphorus. 'he
pht~ otots igniI.C ite at~ the heat ofC one
hundltredl andl t welty degrees, which a
sl ight ict iotn will pr'on ice, an ith thw
ini turnC !o'ijtos the sulphur wiii-h re
quires four hundred and ti:t y or
lvo hiundried dlegre~es. The h ie
of the solphiur res fire toth
p ino wood, of w iich thle mal e h is c ott.
posed, anid w hib n~hfites at about six
huind Ied d egretes. The combih)ina;trtons
is niece'ssary, b1eoan uo the phoshoruis
aulone wvou ld niot kiile t he mnat ch,
w hde the eil phur alone would not
ignite with lie ordinary friction.
A Saivarinah paper gives the f.>lows
ing as5 a speclimeni of S'outhiern enter
prise: "A bale of cotton wvas picked
last Monday, Tuesday and Wednos
dlay, ginned tand mnaniufactured into
yarnt on ThuiirsdayiS, andl the *yn
shipped to New Yorkc oni Friday."
Senator Steadlman, of Newton County,
G :., is tieo getiotnati who has shown
this examiplo of Sotutheua nspirit.'
.A Chioago court has decided that it
is imaperatvo~ uipotn an insurance coim
pany to notice when a policy expjires.
A lauwyer has just recovered the
loss8 of his library uder this decision.
'The Art of Sitting Properly.
All colaruptive people, and all
afflieted with tyijpIgl defornitier, Fit
habiitually erooked,-in one or more
curves of the body. There was a
time in all these when the* body
htid its natural ereotuoes,' wen there
was not the first departure on the
road to death.
, The mqke of our ohairs, espeoially
that great barbarism, the unwieldly
and dtccasc-engotderitig rocking chair,
favors thesu diseases, and undoubted
ly, in Sotno instances, leads to bodily
b tbits which origitna tes the aillmttonts
jinst nat nied, to miaty nothit.g cf piles,
listula and the like.
A very cotrnion po.tith in sitting,
especially among 11e1, is with the
shoulders ii i i tzt thn cinait-back,
with a space (of tovoral itches bth
tween the clair-hAck and tle- lower
portion of the spine, giving the b.dy
the shiap of a I (Of hoop. Iti.. th -in
statitanaeous, inroninctive, and nI niost
nuniversal piwsitioi assunied by at'
Conlsuuptive oil sit tiv dowit, un~less
counteracted by an ell>rt (f' tle will ;
hence pareuts bhould regaid sich a
position, and shuuld rectify it at
WaCCll Waste.
Sone of tihe mitinufactirn of fur.
niture inl the West loitve felt thmn
,-elves conmipelled to fitri an ioev eia
t ioni to tIueot the d iflitiu!. it's ocecasionled
by the scareity and high p-rice of
luitber utsed ill their trade. ( ),he
ncareir homo have felt the s ice en
larranqinlAntF, both in the furl'iture
alto Itllilding triales. These rei th
lii st fruitsi of the. .pi-idigal w:de of
hititier auni deseti tion .I * fortnsts in
thi.' counitry, wil,.e: niaturfe had been
so hotitifitl to, n1111. The aivailAh
Iiniltcr regions at e receding furither
aini furin-r to tle weit. at1 the inorth,
uitil tle uiers of tinbr lands on
the far off heres of the Pacific qre
begin ni ng t look fiorwaril to lie time
when they canl H'end the:ir lutiihr by
the eoisly tiaspor Itioni of the '"iPa.
eific raiYv 'to ihe, Atlantie markets.
Yet, still th vanton dec'rnetion goes
Oln inl States t wo tho)tu-:tid iniles
tinaretr to tIo AIr it cities. Tim
ber trees are felled atd hnlf t hi r
Ilumbler' left to rot, AA if theret
were io end to (lie supply, or Is i
the groIwti of ti itober ies were as
easy aint itas quick as raising garden
vegetabes.
N EW ADA.E 1HSFGIENTrs.
r '~ TilR W~liK iNG 0c4\88, it-lo or' f.
uihy $60 -t week 'urtatteed. ttCe4pecia.
bl rloymen'lit at hoe, lay or evntting:
nocptlreg-tiredl: 1,1u ll nstw:!iouls anld
-aluableN packa-go if 1)d to Star. nit h
0-ifree by nutail. AddL..-s, wfith fl cenJt
re1era sVry. N1. VOU.50 & CO, 16
W, '.'i'rlndh St - New Yor.
RA.RE, 4111 0- AN OR A (4NT
4'nv e will l'atv %u $4-1 1 per week inl
Eash V% yo61u will hingage1 wil ( tit b Sr . --
.\ihh1PF.A V. A. ELLb & O (0 ACarlotte,
MI it-i.
AgenXts Wanted !
For ut A olttilLi I Ip y of
HTORACE GH.EL: LEY,
Thi e itnd v to 'i iii wri'nn by hl'i
in 1 a , nd tirl i tur18.! '. '.\ f It Not'
tud. a b t or allp te. r lo . d. On it i)1 ..ent
ii!.1 8 inr heedt.\, f or Head4ley's it
'iE 41 tIA4T, t'ab i er 80~ ii h-oadway,
T. ILY. OTL
WNI incorporni U aI a regular'~i~i i olle int 44
18.i'. t wit power'I 4t coner' derees '(' It was1
in. 18 0, anCl'rs eey aiiy 'o
thoroughlfl atial . e i'plhe Ednens, otin. t't
'P.ienjo s i 1 ) p t r ,g of he lile , it outh-1 '
haduti aiikeoicej or of N.1 i'.a Ottiit t~t , o..
D , Prest. illa'aimor Md1'~l. i':uttl of i'
At4'4 41 Low44114e ll,.\''gtus . roe . itiF.oi1
.N higher ) ' N1i4 t'enuv.lage ihtu any 1r
si r Pamphilt 4a11i gi iio '. gi i
N. . II4 i l'ihiy . .\l* . \'osk. Pa..( n .
WILL A 1 I).CAB'L, Pinca
Thi New~~ and itgtiul Nlote 9, ]no'2
thEN to the 'oinic. Loand. of .\it' ir.
MENT' AS~it AlI. eltnviet trlyk.o h
of rootith ofath' an:1al olher conven.
AGEN' YANTED-for.Iia T,ivqs of
GRANT, GRELEEY,
and the1 leading men of all :pvttn., Over
,40 Steel Portraito. worth twiue -ithe ost of
Lhe book Wianted overywhere - Agents
have wonderful success. Secnd for Circulars.
Addreps ZE.IQLEl & McCULtDY, 61, Arch
St., Phiicdelphia, Pa
g
it is cnot t pay::i: WlicUn mca.1 give ieapo..
IrAry relie it tthe L ao I f.rer 1.r t ie firsct Few
(1) , es, but W h1 ie., from con: incued Ise brinigs
P'llm, and k iniredl di!, Im to aid in wik,
nci~tg the iernlidf, in is it deeorcd lijoor,
wihich, uncder tihe pcopulnr toue of lii
ters." i so xtensic4t*'y pncilid off onl the
pui aI;.%s Sovereigi reinedive, buti it is a
im1ost pio.werfucl Tonic nind liitlive. Pro
noim::uIeedl so by the leading mil iccal nthori -
ties of Lindth and Palk, and has been iong
used by th ri.: lir 1.hiciains of ot her
oilintries with wodelirieful remedi ci results.
Dr. Well's Extract of Jurubeba
r'eniis till the iv citna v'rtlies puciliar to
lice 11:11nt And niust be taken A ts a permanen1ctcc. 1.
Clraltive agelit.
Is thiere want of aelion in your livor nudI
Sp;'ein ? Uneiitlieved ski once, thce blucd
boecmels impire by delictrious secretions,
produccing scrofulus or skini diseatses,
BIlotcs!c, I'elnJIs, 1ucsiles, Canker, Pin
pies, &c., &c.
Takr, Jurimib to elenncee. purify acd re.
itor' tih viliateI.d'' -!)p it h ilby neciomn.
llavie-y a) Pylpclie S',miib ? Unlesi
di-estion is procinpily rlidccd tle sysitiem ii
debli itaed iihi Isi of vital force, pcver ty
Oft tI'cd, Dropsielnt Telicy, G.etnral
'Take if to a ssist :gesI ianc without rI'ne.
ion, it will imiart youthtic vigor to tle
wncary cuff-er.
iHavo ymnI Wenewss of tlhe Inestines ?
You fire in in ger cf tChronic I)inrlhoa o
Ilie dreadfcI nlamn in of tlice Bowels.
Tackc, it. it adly irrilaio kind ward on
tendentev to iil:ccciminniinc . .
iav von ko enknss , * i tie U erince or
Urinary Organs ? Youk icst. procucr e insl ilt
ie'. ief cr you are isilcle to sullering murse
1iunc tit . le il.
T k ii ito streneien organic iknews
or !i:e bst'comes 11 bur'den.
Filially it s-ho i Ice frerpc.- inently taken'l 1,
ke n e tl y sem i nvi , ,cc per ievI I- abt 1,c y. v -c
itnre olscict rw i , inl greail i of inlb- 1 ,
.cIIN Q if.c 100,
1. PhiiI St., N V , S' Ag.. .r l .' ..
I'rice Ocne Dcllar Ier flottle Senid tf-r cir
"A 11111t %v\3 o t asl n d ith en
P'in Key-cee liic. Scecre
Ccrcuuclars nc - ncple free. 3. Mf. lri:.wt
Birat tlehoro, Vrt.
- Wa1shington Unliversity
MEDICAL SCHO)OL
Thenexccit .\ncccccciSr~.i,mc of ti:s ftc.::: cc' 'c
wilt i' gin Oclt vc IS1. l l, fl ccc n.uccccce
fi ve moicsi . 'ihe 'lin i n i a diva c :.4es i. ot
einlus i:- ;i;ser & &tin Ud.,pin
RMF. C.ST OG C AI.\ T C.
P wi. Ilirs. \b.
I l'tct, 'i'rnc.ci2c.ar' -cic
R ibbons/~illinevry & Striaw Gotdi
A~ic:icRST~RONGcccc, cccA TOR & SCO,~
I riccccii t lil ccls. cii'i ' ccifcurr and Jobbcier
hani . Veilvti Ribbi ns. Nit e ,ck 'ieiics, l'onnet
iicils, atis, I eles nec cca. I ci. c5 w S',
Ieiherc'~cs, rorels, Frad N, & s. Straw
&C.
.Vo~e 2317 eanc 2JV '3f ltimore St., l?.c'I., ..
Th iesei gocods care mccccnufai cnecd iby ucs o
boughctc liiorcci ash directly fromc c he icuropi.-ani
andc . Am'eiccc tcuncccfaccurers, embcingii~
all thi. Ia'cst cnoveies, uncecji:iled in va
cc.' y ccntd cheapness icn ay c'ncc.rket. Ordc~ers
lilledl wic h ia.-, proccmptne.,s cand di patch,
nucc :2i -
NOTICE 11.0DEBTORS.
I il t undersignc ihacvinug sold ouct ctheir
ent cir ineresi in lice R,li Bilirand liec
I ciicnncc Scloonc, to Thoccmais W. Uccabh, incl
i nce.-saruy lo clmsecIlc theirmoks. All pce.
sonsti kncon~ig thiecmselves to be indlciebte,
arei earn: esly reqcuested to comce torwcird
withouit liI,AY acid uetcle cup (if not wicic
moncecy, by note,) als theo buicness of the.
lircm muicst be closed. The bocks wcili be
lefti in thce hanids of T1. WI. Htib hi) a shor 1 i i
itine4 E.WVt.01.L.1Vi it& Co.
NEWAlIIIIVAI41,
AT
J. D. MVcCARp~Y'S.
I lcarrel of' Old Caibinet Itye, 1810,
I licarrel Bliackbocrry iircandiy.
1 ficarrol Ginger lirandly,
llmse(y's Xou)Ich Whiskeiy.
Stucaci's Irish Wisikey.:
Macrvin's.Aie.
Alcso, a good stook of Grocerie~s, consist,
ing oif Scigar, Coifec, Rice. Molnmeps ilci
ccc, icarci, lire'nkfcasct iri pc. Sccgamr (unred
ihcciubierc and ilamce, ,iars, Pinik I1yn, Ecr.
1y 1(ese, Goodricih cad Peach Ilow Pota
' tca.jan i30
We have just recCiv
ed a handsome lot ol
Goods, which we are
offering for the
Call andl Exaruine,
of Lcnios, Jap.anCse
GI'renadics, and oth
er
wvill be o erd at
Strictly cost prmices
from this,; date for the
L'MDD RRO8 & Go,
j'S" kI
FE~iA RiIVALS.
A prime let W I. NlobiiA-es,
I larre Fresh Pe trodeu3.
FOR SALE BYl
E E AT & B3]h0.
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CLOTHING! CLOTHING
JU'T RI-:Cl-:lVED.
Best A ssortment in Town !
(Cassimeres, Li :tens anud Mariseillep
~MORE GOODS COMING
NC)W JS TIlE TI.\lM
To get It\iO.\IN8. as it is late ini ih
Brhing tho Cash.
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SPBLNG GOODS.
Il Us.i10l r ecei vda laDrge an d s plenidi
*-oL' er! oI II'' I ry Goods, Landies Dreg
Geola, Not i 'ns, Fnciy (1ods, Shoeus, No,.
*intu e i (~td 3V0'1. 0M . ugrCo fre
T1wA str'ps andi reshi lketusenei Oil,
OSE NN001 TrOlN ilr ,4EE)
Ned o Purics l'p T rtnip Seed, Yellou
itiri u~in ha Tn r aiip Seud.' Fril t Dut ch 'furnij
Se'ed, S'eveni Top Tu'mrnip Sec.).
July 33 MAt S''; & m fC.n .,
LIFE NR A Co,,
Memplais, Tenn.,
AND
Baltimfore, 31d
ASSETS $1,100,000.
Hon. Jpfferson Davis, Pres't.
Geni. Wade lampton, Vice Pres't.
T. D.RKENNEDY, Stwo Agit,
DuBOsE EGOLESTON,
tnny 10-1y Laocal Agent..
WOODWARD & LAW
Offer their Stock
01F
DRESS GOODS,
nese Cloths, Lawn'Is, Piques
&c., AT CO ' to CA II U
Prices on Slumer Clothling,'
smercs. 1is1c.
reduced, fr-om- this dafte.
Special attention called to a
lot of Gents Ulaud-Sewedl S hoes,
(Oxford TJies and Congres
Shoes,) ofhered at $4.50O and
$5.00 per pair,
july 9
LEATHER!I
A full Stock of L4E:\TIIER of all kinds
now on hand of our own manufacture.
Woeaopurchasers especially regti ed
to enoine and exatiniO my stock wiha I
sell a,
New York Prices
Tann~llers Oil,
1F1iniig Black ing,
Shoe Nails,
Shoe 1[amumersi,
Aii'Is, &c.
HIDES! HIDES!!
Thec highest prices paid for Ilides, or cx
changed for Leather.
0. R. TilOMPSON.
Livery and Sale
a STABLE.
A. F, GOO D IN G,
rPOPIETyOR.
KElEPI coninntiilly ont ha'nd extra fine
. Kentncky llorres ansintil ues. hartiies
inl want ot good siock will (10 well to, give
mec a call
In conuntion with, my Livery SI;able. I
have spented a carriage, uggy andi Wag.
5 on Factory. All work nearly executed and
watrranted. Gite rme a call.
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EST ABL ISHED 18595
I RESPEC'fFU LLY n
Sfor mihe clinens of*
I~sborn anid FaIrfield D'istrict, that I havo
ont handte a fill assortmnent .?f"Wamloh..
Os. .leweiry, Glocks, Spentgeloe,, &o., cand(
Iwill sell at. the 'lowest prices, andi wol
repecfull. nak' the continuance of the
ptronnge of my old riends,~ an csonicqs
pr i ai'bde .%d fI rr icf 'n J
elry trohk andi h'ave mlways a good , tock of
,good maierial 6n haatid, ',ffd will 'guaranito
' satisfaction. All wot-k warrInted.
CIl.\ULES IULLER,
8econdl door fromt Col. Rion's 0llico,
SPRIN G
AND
Summer.
1872.
McMASTER & BRICE
'RE now receiving a choice stock of .
Fashionablo and Ftaple Dry Goods, in
which the ladies may find beautiful Black
Silks, Japaneo Bilks, ILinevs. Muslina,
Pique Clo.th, Grenediue, Dolly Vardens and
other Dress Goods. Elegatt Lases, Rih
bons, aind other dress trimmings.
Sheeflogs. I'owelings, Quilts, Musquito
Nets, Oil Cloths, Maltings and other house
keeping goods.
A good supply of Cassimeres, Linenp,
Corlons-des. Clothing and Hats for Men
anl Bnys, as well as an unuaual large ad
dilion to jrheir stock of Fine Shoes and
Cheap 8hoVs.
.A.1lcu,
lianrl wre. Wooden ware, Crockery, Dooke,
Painis and Medicines.
Together With
A benutifrrl sfoik of Wall Paperipg, *
Window Shades &c.
The Inspection of the Public is Invited.
apI 1'8
The
NORTH CAROLINA
Electloi is Over, and
THE TAR HEELS
Are Going to Move,
. E would respectfuliy inform the publio
I hat we are going to occupy the fine NE WV
STOIR' L E6M-next door to Bacot - Co.,
abIout he i 1i5ih of September next, and in
order to re-luco our stock of goods, will
of'er them at reduiced prices ill that time.
'leL A U1HLIN & JOHNSTON.
aug 15
TICKETS to the CONCERT,
IMMIGRATION~SCHEME,
BUT
Fair anid honest dealing in Dry Goodq,
Isnts, Caps, Doots, Shoes, Trunk,, &o., can
be had at
IMVIDSON &C00'S.,
New Dry Gloods Enmirium~r, no n.t door to
Elliott & Co's,
fe' 1
Cliarlotte, C5olumnbia and Augustr
Rail Road.
Cor,uxur A, Marcha 211, 1872.
'3HE follo wing P'asenger Sohedule will
Igo inio effect on this lIoad on and after
Surinay, Slarnch 31.
D)AY TntAIN.--00ING Noarsi.
Leave Augursma, at. 6.45 a mn
"(Columbiria. S. C., 11.46 at m
' Winnsb~oro, 1.62 p mn
' " Chest or, 88
Arrive ar Chiarlotte, N. C. 6.10 p in
DAY TiAIN--orGq SoDTH.
Leeav C'harlotte, N. C. at, 7.10 a am
" Chester, 9 26a m
" Wmnnshoro, 10641 ani
" Columbia 1.15 p mn
Arrive at Augusta 0. 15 p mt
NIOtIT TnAIN--GOutN NtORTII.
Leave Augusta 0.80 p tu
"Col'rnma, 1.10 p m
SWinnsboto, 1.10 aax
" Chester, 2.89 a in
Arrive at Chrarlotto, 6.00 a ni
NIIT TRAINs---001N O oTiI.
" Ohestoe. 9 28p m
' Winnrsb~oro, 11.82 p m
" Coluiia, 1.49 a mt
fArrive at Augustm(, 0.80 a at
E. P. ALE~XANDEiR,S8upt.
ER.Doany1 Genexal'Tioket, Agent.
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fr HIE finest Lemons In this market can be
hlad at
aunaI (1 JOINn DuMCAR LEY.