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0^r Old paperz, ipitablo for wrap. ping goo'is, for safe at thisoffice. Notice.^ F riday being the 4th of July, there will be no i-sue on Saturday. Torpsicorean. On Wednesday evening last,. the pupils of Mt. Zion gave a final dance. -A low of the older persons attended. The air.ir Wis quite a suCe, sr. We wvere struck with the bea-u y of the rising geuierution of the fair sex, and oouldi.' bliame the boys for lusinig their hearta. Attempted B cape. Wednes.dly ighst. A b. Jaek ()lpon, o1i.e ofthe 'cotton tiev %s mo d]e a aecond ait -(lpt to break j.il. lie bawed out tU crs ind t. grated door uinar mid nighit, mid then atteuip'od to releate r the other pri.oners. Onie of these1 gave the alarm and Ab. was vecur d. lie i., now iruned. Firo Company. T'he regular (lit ir :ly moctietig of thle fire c.>mplany wVas I;e'd Tue.-;lay after.oon, )0.;id i t the r. I lar bui8. neS.4, two Cull Ii1itto-es were appolitcul; o.c to confrc wit 1 the To''vn Council i n regart to the creet io tf ci Ari,, and another to ngotiate for the pur ubase of an egine. Nomiicitdo. Last Wedi.eay ni ht, two calo:ed pen, b-rael Piessly aid 'CuiT nceul. r lough, b.th I drutnk, were gaip1>ling 0 near Blackstock. Israel win Cufl's, F Money ar.d a gjenci-al quarrel ensued,' during which Cuff talb1ed Jsrael, 0 lilling him, onfd unie (if with the I I. t, *"' . s mnioney. lie was arrsted 'i. Is iww in Chester tail. Correctionl.C By -n error in our l.t issU, the .t nauic of Miss A It. Griffin, Principal c lof thbe colored free school was 'unin tent itially omitted in o ur lo on th t soboel tax. Miss G fiin bas been taneah- C 3)g here for several months, and the td Trustees are very much pleased with .a her efliiency. The pupils have made t L .reat progress under her instruction. it new Advertisements. Messrs. acot & Co., offer twenty 1Ive hogsheads bacon for sale. No% is the time to get a bargain. Read Mr. W. B. Creight's freight Notice-S. B Clowney, Clerk and q 0 Ilegst. Ml. C. Masonie Meeting-Johi C. Squlery r see'. ti A,0h1 ol Tai. , )'rom Mr.Crawford wO dbtain the following returu. Sone of the town. ohips have not reported No. 4, l1j mills. c " 5, lij " 6, 1 i4 " 7,,1) 'd " 8, li, " al "9, $700.00 " 12, 2 mills.w Hymeneal. d Onl the 27th of Junte, in Charlotte, si Johnstone Jones, Es'tj., of the Obiiv- o0 er was married to MI iss IBettie Waters I. Miller of that city. We tender our 0< hearty congratulations to the happy " bridegroom. Although we shall miss d himt from the fraternity of bachelors 0 of the quill, we believe he has enter- e' cdI into a new and better life, into ft which we all at some1 day expect to i1 'come. E Tht Weather. D)uring several days l.ast week the thermonieter reached abovie 'lhe nine ties in the shade. The weather was too warnm for wvork, and decidedhly too warnm for sleej.. ~The loafers about r town proacttd a woe-begono appeani. aneo, and external evaporation pro. duced such' internal droughts that inlips and so'da faled badly. On saturday night a delightful shower fell, cooling things gnerally.* Stabbing Affral, On the night of the o'nyirt, ~ as'. C Cole was walking in the road about I two miles ffomu town, he ,was w~yl(idt liy John an'd Daniel Wade'.and severe,' fy stabbegl. Fortunately Jdohn.holden wvas. passing that way, and seeing him I the would-be murderers fied." Ed.' was taken home. HIis wound Is near the heart and is abrioun,' but lhe i now dloing well. All parties'are colored. As usual, a woman was at the bottom of the affair. *Runaway. In these dull days any exciting oo. eurrence is a godsend to the loeal. On Tueaday afternoon the drowsy loafers about the erners were arous od by a runaway team that dasIed out of Mra. Elder's yariwith a loaded wagan. The horses diplteo'd that - want of unanimity ol' action so fatal to the suceess of every untdi'taking. One tried to go up street,. the other3 wris determined on goingdown; .nnd t r-e ulant of these two opposing forces carried them into tbh opposite ditch, whern the wagor.upset. Here the3 stopped. It in s~aid 0 colored man wp pitohied from the .)vagon. tThiu.gl mercy for our readers, we will olil the stale joke that h-, fell upon liii head, and was, therefore, unhurt. No serious damage done. Death of Johu Tidwell. Fromu a letter received a few dayE ago by W. I. Robertson, Esq , from a son of the deceased, we learn of the dah of Mr. J A 3Tin. el, one o aur old tubauribers, ich oeoorred at [iii home in Holmes. qoyity, Mis-is. 4ippi, oil the 23d of L..rt imonth, froim Irlp sy of the heart. t'ho deceased was a nativo 4 f Ibis Douunty-removed fron hore to Mis isnippi about twenty-theo years ugo, d was in the 7(0th year pf his age at 110 time of his death. liis widow, *Wo son-, an,1 it dauihor survive Lim. [ntereetin', Trial. .\n interestiig trial occurred on i'hur~sday last befro 'PriAl Justice lackey. Mr. T. J. 11. Muirpihy, wio r .everal years lad ae-ed as plico uan, and ccasionalflV as tax collector or 'he t'ouncil, was indicted for not iuving made a full ,ettlunieut. The nlictnent was brought under the ro ent istatute defining breach of trust rith"imlualent intent to be larce-ny. "ihe Cluso hinfod on the point of frpu uIen intent. Aft'er a tri-l of seve. al hourg the jury rendercd a verdict f not %piity. The aiount of dues roved aigAiUit hiM was $19.95. Tihip the lIht pr.ooution we have heard f under this ta'tile. 'ure Watr. .ihe citiitans of Colmibia, are so melh exci'edlottle subject of being pinpelled to tlr i v liver water, lt.i1.hgfi filtered .r'oml, the decayed ameas!'es of dead opt',,the refuse of 4Iugtcr 1 enE.nnd 4vcompoEed vege-. tblo biatter, that even ,sone of the opd Teniplars are conpelled to tcke ieir Bourbon, two thii 1s;'straigh t" nid one tbird Ice, %7lIst ethers re cqpinelled to ptit. out their wash ig in the send hills, to keep the 'iggle-tails off their linen. Notwith. ianding the, excitement and general nmplaint, the party at fault, can ni a .awyer to claimtq inpecece f the contiactor, "to furnish good nd pure Virstqr,1: phould the conse uenoes prove th'a-oeath of one hair f. citi'ens'of -Columbi'a, Let the oeult be ivha i may, We hope it may purge. ine purifyth blols of ie Radical party thou h th0 con. . etors be one of them. liO Glorious Fourth. The Fourth of July nowadays is a 1eat an a frau-4 an everybody who as in town last F4riday will testify. oeg of the stores were closed,.and' bo intonne heat droveevery one, in~ ora. Of course the colored peopl9 -e excepted. 'lhey revel in the ry the soin, and never are as jolli.aa lien the thermometo;gcaches a hun red inl tile shade. So the ninety. yountl birth day of our glgrious gov -ument was delivered over to them. :undrede of them flocked in from the iuntry glad to escape from time grass. he sound of the .drum was, heard all ay and during thie morning the eel red millida company gpiradod. The >lored ,juveniles were qut. iq Lull urce, Theso have improved greptIg' appearanoo since our lest notico of em. They were unifornmed in black toks and whmite pants, with an occa onal vagary in the shape of g ,fan istie cap or other article of drecs. [aving acted upoin our IEint in regard > ioap they really presented a vorf aspeotable . appearance. But the bief feature of the day, was a sort f morry-go-round arrangement erect-. dl in the suburbs by an enterprisina sinerant. The affair consisted of a ertical thaft eight or ton feet high, iith.oight arms extendiog laterally, rom ch of which wvas susp'end~ed a obby horse. It resembled an invert d "horse power," except that the ower moved the hoerses. The whole bing revolved by a erankc. With a iler on each horse, around it went, iqtil all of a certain number of rings tad been takeA by the mock kulghts. L'his was immensely popular, and >oys-and colored men andl even somec usky belles .id their ton cenits and rent foi a tlt. The riders wore ~hanged about every two minutes, so Yiat thoe,prorietor must have made eon or fifteen dollars an h~opri.. Qeca ~ionally m. luckless rider bit the duet amid the jier~s of the bystanders.. No disturbatnees coccurred around townoduring the day. There zoemed to be a general feeling of relief when thle twilight proclaimed that another 'Fourth" had passed away. -- Around Town. We have engaged the services of a lady as an occasional "localess.'" We think she'll do. Here are a few Bpneimana of her first efforts. Ladies still wear their "banged" in front. This fashion $robably set .by some leader of .hYIo had .singed off her front 1 witb hot curling tongs. Lots of f .eurls and jute switches io Atill I but my hair. is all: natqral. Ther quite a domard for hairpins r i.t takes agross for ord.iniary occasi bvt'tieu boxes is a muoderat'o all ance for party dressing. ... i There are such sweet nuslin town, and so chaop too I Wikite pique dres.ses are somew worn, but thIe horrid washerwc Uo1t dq thein up 4ecently. It i known fugt.that those.vile creati will alwq) s wpblh..a gentLomoan's s! botter than a lady's drcss. A me oment is on foot to. introduce ChiN laitnld r1 men Ilito Wininsbo ro. The ladies cannout prono. mouch in tLo fterqooms niw 179:9 the ho mI eene-::!l sit b efq.:-e store doors and 6tsre at over3 b that goes b'. To ,.pass a, crowd ien sitting on either. side of,, pavement, without a thick veil,is wL than running the gain'1 let., ' town council ought t6 abato t s hs a horri'd 'bonr Aliss - 's new dioss i4 a perf fright, it fits her abominabl'y. couldn't listen to a word of t0e k ion last Sunday for looking at it. The sewing machine is Iflavc last, bc.t gift to woman. It enab her to pit a hubdred yards of tu ud flounces on her ball dress, whi ph1e couldn't have but ten fore. Ant every flounce catoches beau ! The. genflemen in Winnsboro i generally quite handsome, but tl SLOW to.be a little afraid of the gii Fiual qOleJ)ration at Mt. Zion -A Co plete Sucess. Tuesday evening, in response to invitation from R. 11. Clarkson, E S Principal of.,Mt. Zion Institute, t people of..Winnsboro attended t final exeruisug of the School. Pre rations had been made for the rect tion of visitoro, .9nd the cap cit ball of the .,ncw. busilding had .e filled with Iueuches to its fullest pacity. But before the opening .the exercises every. seat had been cupied by the visitors. ,The gent men composing the.fie awateur stri band had volupteere3d their servic and, With thu Tauoiuuo nd . oL. cipal, oceupied seats pn -the rostru After some delightful, musio the e ereises were comienccd with a sal tatory delivered in a happy man by Master Willie Rion. 1 id addr' Bhowed that considerable lab an.d pains had been expended preparing the pupils for the, occasio Hie was follqwed by Mater Sami, Clarkson, who as "The Infant Orato won hearty applause. Want of spa preludes a notice of all the speech They were honorally well deliver and attentively listened to. Thec ercises were not mtarred1 by a, sins "break down." .A censoriouc. eri gjight say that the 4elivery was aoc sionally little too hurrnied ; but .t is ai venial fault and .cani be remedi by practi cc. Most of the pupils ha niever been before the public here fore. Yet their self possesziop v renmarkable. Where all did well is diflicult to discrinminate, but p haps the honors of the .occasion we borne of by Master 3lellichamnp Emmett's vindicatioa from calumi ie acquitted himself quite har someoly and.c wa~s heart ily applauph lMaster eff. Gerig repeated "Arnc Winkelried" .y.cry. successfully, a displayed conpiderable ease. in mpvpements. Master Thomas Cathei delivered the address of Sparta< v'ery sapiritedly. , Master Mortin lpanisler showedthat ho had prepat his piece carefully, and his mxodu tions of voice anid gestures wvere q appropriate. Master Eber Rambb v quite successful in his rendition one of batrick IIenrny's speeches. Mastera &Jas. Shedd epd WValter.I crtson ainused thie 4tidience in ai 0o Li dialogiie, well sustained. We w, quite pleased with tpo case disiplaj by Master John Aiken, ,in gost and delivery. Masters K~etchin Ed. Rabb also did well. WVe may remark; generally, t we were Isleased wi4th all the spec in which the delivery was nop rapid or indistinet. As. fami as mecre'preparatonm went, all were egt WVe only mentioni those who disp a, most eoniposure.. The exercises concluded, waL well deliveredvaledietory by Mas David Gatillard.. The atidienee generally were hj ly pleaseqd with the performance, the general verdieat was that the b bad done credit to thmselves anl Mr. Clarkston. We wish the boy pleasant vacation, and hope we al haye t he. pleasure: of attending ther exliibition in the winter. bair The Charlotte OoltAli% & Augusta was Railroad. ton . We are pleased, saya tliq Columbia )>ks Pliiix,,to record ,the piibly pros. also perous condition of the Charlotte, ised Columbia -ahd Augusta .'ailroad e is Con p.any-more espe'oahlly under the ow, management of CoTVl..almer and the present Board of Directors, and the able supervision of t he Oan4ral kuper. Ow-- intendout, Mir. James Anderson. The gro:,s earnings fur the )ast sevu 3 in months tire about thirty per.cent. in x,,xeoss of the sam period, 1st year ; And th net earnings.- over ifty pr cend. in exes of last ye ar.. Thie, [lol .onmks well for lihe road, and shso ws S a < ::crjty anid CtnU11iiy on the pan of Ires -0h eIanIage l- nt. The debt, floatil-g birt hnd funded, has I cen '-in tho lat seven mn1viths teduced :bont $130,. se- m, :alld thie ass:eis istemcahed abot ..i.0' -narly I20O,000. Tihe re. rers for tdiW enrrent Car tAre eti fde ated lat $0.';U0,l000, against $630,oti ,, he1.revious ye:ir. tLec )dy od The Elmira Adveiieer tells. the following "good one" on E. A. Finh, th X.q., Sheriff of' Tioga county reQ. "Ile had to ell on eniieution in the 'he southern part. of the cuitnty th cffects his of a widowdilady for some debt of jho: husband. Ile must do his duty, and 'wunt down for that purpose. 110 10- levied oil everything that tIhe law al ,cot lowed hhm to touch, and ,-,zld, it off I remoisole.ily. It. just about stiipped the old lady and did not yet &at6sfy 41th0 kdemanIdEs of his creditors. A fter the laist piece had . gone, and while n's yet the w.e.mu 1j big eyed uith tepro les and sorrow, was luokiig at lic littix oks pesions about loving her, S..er Vrih bke out in a pew. rpot. Ile conmeonced to speak to the croad )^ artind him, a nd in jrist'tenl mii nutcs a time had about all of tlhinm in tears. Ile olo,ed by telliri thcbn thr.t - his . o faes w a u'd .. a1mous t ). ..thi' s.lo to more than any euc of the dem inde, 'ey and that he was going to give thema up 1s- to the lady. Ile did ?o; and his ex ample and influeuce were suoh that M- all the propel ty was ret-ur ngd, and a suffieien aniouit be imnde up besides an to settle tle claims against hier. Such q., a sherifl as that in every county is better than twetty poor miasters. and l0 deeds like the one we have related de e erve to .hine through the world." a- _ -. ... . - p). The colors of the sky at part icular times afford wonderfully good guid ance. Nat only does a rosy suoset en p-esage line weather, and a ru'ddy sun a- rise bad weather, as every -child re of colleets, blit there are other tints ). whici .peak with equml clearness and , acecracy. A bright yellow. .eky in Sthe evening indicates wind ; a pale U yellow, wet ; a natural gray colour , constitutes a fiavorable rign iii the "O telir *iiks a " iN, c@[]: fined, and leathery, tle weather will 1 he tite ; if theIM . Pda-, ar1o hard, u- sharp, ind definite, it will bo r. or Gener-illy spe"ing, tIny deep unu te sual bues .1etokon windor rain, while the .ore quiet hnd delicate tints or b.peal: fair .,weatlker. These are isimple mama'ns, and yet not so siimple n. but that the Board of Trade has Liy thought it fit to putblish them for the use of ic;faring meni. CO In a pieep'entit:leil Arristophands'," as. no0w playing at the Chateau d'i au, ed a little boy almost a baby, appears on the siage. This performer has his " admtire:s, ouq of whom expressed. ap el proval by ttub'ing, not a bouquet, oc but a park~et of bonibons at his -fQot, .a Oblivious of respoisive bowl or sta~ge directionis, the child sat down. by the dfootlights and began to dlevour these ddelicaie, whaile the curta in falling ve0 let, him ah no with the audience, waho !c. applreciatedl the incident. Rev. Mr. Mef Dowhell a Scotch Presby i eriain,soed bistely, inl a tLemperanmce mleet. ur- ing at ldt aburghi, that ini a receni. jour reney of .6000 ni les in lie United States in lie only. saw t wo persons dlrnnik, aind one of them looked very mauch like a Scotch d. .Ada bl. liulett, a Chin.go girl, after ptnuwing a very ceditable examni nation before the Illinois Supcreme ad Court, lias beeni admitted to the bis. bar. usBeecher cays that whei' the sooffers icr Balaamis'r. aes opoke, he replies:-e e d really don't know the reason why he ha should not, his posterity do." io 'Thorc is said to be a man ini Ciu as innuati in possession of such a power of ful memory thait lio is employed by ..-. the humane society to remembe.~r the h. po r'.-. n'.. What ist the differenco between a ro plan of 6. battle-fiold. and A. roast~ec4 ed p-p pin ? One is :t war-map' and t to rot her a warm apple. 1dA dealer -who isnubh ed an aget - with the remark that' hu didn't be-' hat lieve in at vertising, lhad his stock ad bies verztiused by ant obligia.g constable. tpd Stern a says that free thinkers are the generally thoso who never think at ial. all. red' . It isi an odd cironminstan;zo that the :--initials of Sons ot T1emepcrauco tspoll Sa 'sot,' icr - -- - *- - .How can a man soe the, poin't of a joke when he is the butt ? mil ~8ediments make good einigrants. SThey at e sure to settle. to. Why' is a goose like an elephant's 's a trunk 1 Because it grows dowvn. all: . --. . . an. Umbrellas apid r-mner are seldom seen after Lent. Bofore you. ooinit suiol do takd Oold bath. What people call deeps is very ofton dirt. The time for - farnrere tP uat'ry' July, for theu is- the natural he day of their happiness.. Mute admiration-That blihown fc his swootheart by a fellow who ieitb er ,bars nor speaks. A yoiing- lady at 8aratoga, whos hair i'eacthes the ground, is poeticall desoribed am a "haro-bell." It 1s~a guo,d sigge4tion that peopl Who ndve tisc 'n. fc ce. mix a littl pqllig- with tOht p'sINt. A Cinic'iiin iti main who is going t get married in September, bit arould boiler slops to got his oa trained to it. - Pee.eful ho'. you go to sleap a -an tiuAtion. A A i iteitmin settled im self in a i'.\fat'ab >. cha-ir, as'd, bi; senses soothtt b tlh. lnuationecr' lullaby. .oon dropped to .0ler. W her 6s nap a:!S over be left tl plavc The next d-iy ho was astotukledetiv tla i-eceiljs of a ik ftir aeora!.'hr:dred 'd'ollav's vorth of -.rptit 'ard 'othe1 thingi. -Ilic nuc'ioneer had roccived his sjmniculous nods for bids,. Dclh of a Colored Scilator. J-imes L. Jamison, the colored Senator fron Oraugeburg,r died it titid city, yesterday, after ieuveral week.,' illness. lie formerly ;residetld in Columbia wh.pro he was wll known.- Col?. Ptevnj.e,.. A \ w ork- man, who believes io dvert ng, paid a'l i It of $78,000 I he ot lier da fror a y~eu r's woi:c. bu it with !"on1-y weI -pent., for fibe earnins rostut g Irom that adverisin g, whvich were Rhvid-1i iong four persons, footed up $G50,000. There are thirty-five free sohools ain Marlboro' C6orvy'with an narnge attCndance of 1542 pupils. The cost PC carrying them on i, $5311 per an 'Dover, Vt.,, brshot hiad a denth ft.r five yenrs, and ft. town hearse was put, tip at rniffle the other dy-, mid won by a mian who is going to iiter it into it milk cirt. A TxNas Jdstice of tbe Peace refused to fine a man for oisimg a girl ngainst her wili, becaise when the las 1 c1mem in to court lie Iwns obligeid to hold on to the arm of his chair to keep from kiss. ing her hi.uiself. The latest )ovelty in .h .am.er of ,1b stones is tha o..ng uito the ston, above thP iatscription, of a gns papet w(.ighit wi h the lieness of the decemnsed in it. A storte so arrang-id can be seei at. Whiie's inarble varj, Charleston. , Tatir owners of recorded Titles, Mortga - . ges, Liens, &c., are requested to cnl Lt- tie Acterks <ffico for the Originals, enid pay fi., recordingirvo., Afier this dale the registration fee umust Le paid in advance. - . 1 SAM'L.- 0. VLOWNEY, e--' Clk. and Repst. M. C' (lerk's Olho, - Winnlsroli. IC., July Cuh, 1873. july 5--;2x5~, , WINNSIOR,0 LOGE, No. Il, A.- F'.- M. -*A regulair ^commuinicat ion ot t hi I ILdgei will be hld~ inl M-:?.ls .milc H all, on Thlursdlay evening nelt, 10th inistnut.' t 8j o'clock. Jiy or'der or the W;.'Nt. 'a - JOlhN C. 8QU f E R, july.xl l 8e ecmrer .- - REYItIIT NOTICE, t. ON~ and afnp' July get W7pi, i Goods 1will bn 'detirerd 'undler any circuma stances, unt il ircightaiis 'p-id. . W. B. CR Ea IlT, J aly 8 Agent. NEW SPRING rii'lansomnt innd rarg~st HTOCK( of LMillinory, including 'iatter'ni, iatsm. lionneti, liibbons, Flowers. &n , will be open'for thie inspection oft lie Ladica ini a few daiy'i." Mrs tig wIll s'phre no pains In trying to please all who may favor her with a onll, Tn the.Dry Goods, 'Not ioiis, nnd Fancy Goods deopartinaent I will have a full stoo!.. iF'u'iliiiro ! Furatitur I I 'A large lot olf lbdstends, Metresses, Chaira, lied Boom Stilts, &c. A, full line of Oroceries in 'at ore at apiril 8a J. O. BOAG'8. TIAVINOAttention ! Li reel;leetubay lnform my friend*s and t he public generalig t.hat 1 am now pre. pared to taks or -repair. Saddles; Bridida and'ilarness, at ari notice. T'he patrop age of the public is solilted. (Give me a call ht the old stand.. 'June l1 .IOliN M1NThE. Pit A:I L q 9' ,indhiei Jellia., Pick Green Cornt, Salmon, &c. Just. received at McIN itE fed 271 'hilch l ainfeed(gt. & * CIhairs1' Chairsil!' J~l( oen lSplitlBottpom Chair. o o ma t 1 OIIN Mc1NT YBRE'S. 7 44 iS :A i RIVAL S V ---0 0 Il bea lenttlson ofi he I'ic i s0 til t le. il W urlWhile Gonda Ilrtmti w'kl has beeitn argel it re--e ni ac i . a h kit adllul I que.P~n re ip,,; .ls l'i ~in nd St riped Vicit :ii lu t , Toli nn .Ili anllu~ - mingii .aiti I:.ing:, $ nl Silk Ties., &c. *W Cl ical the a'ttio:. of the ' Gentle linen to 041t. L4tRGE STOCK I~iN;G OmIlze ' Under shirls, British amid Lide Threadl Hal' Ilose, flowsows. BO0WS, &c0. V.'c .:ece aiwayL oi has a a full au;'d COMPLETE LINE THESE~ ac~os, nd wiil guarntilee sn' beth ns to QUALITY A.N) P'ilE McMASTER & BRICES lmlny 15 Tax Notic Ci 11 ilE1'/ rottify Ihe Inx-pacr: of F Ir. field oui thati 1 h i b:11111y1 frin 8 o'ulock A. . L, to 2 from (he Ist of .1uly to AA , to receive returnsH f- -"N 1(110ad tsen i liable to 1i* p tl -AJoitrl . .lr i aon of 18'73. Aiso all - utiie llpolls are ieq'uireod to mnake ritutn un'dc 'he tneuded et of tie Genernt A,,4. nph0f, a -",-ig ' thFrluary, 167, to outro.ce the' ptlymteukpf thi poil t.iiX, and In det'nult of 11.7 palymlienpt of' I lmet.,; -x uha be subjel to . n pcny .o du;: I tponti tie. i vaig v wa r 9 id.t oi fibe benerni1 .usseml]y p~ovid.'s for I-I' rensmes'ie alnit of VC : c .i g 'o, Ie-t tO or rect the iecqrtd.t of the Antditir's olhjc of errio rai any e~l) xist, :.zi to tuit h it care fill and corrCec rlIIrn of Itil txumbl p1rop. <rty it Fairfieht (;ai y, Thile law nI. [o ri'i es I Itt nty A i- L lt-r - to ssess aill palrtie~s aVh, flil to nimko pf a- return ol' tiheir rent or p 11.0 p 1ott l witlhii lit lti oll tel. Wil t , t ty of To pe.r ctit. ol IOt Ih. TII h.-- in lt; part icular wilt bie righiy enf' crutd un itan returin ill~~ be reeived an'I ttd ni'e ('ImenfOi mnlntiL'accordannoll, with latw at. the Audi. tor's ollica in Winnei'boi 0, .'. . july 1-fd'xt' A. F. U. r FO0R S AL E. 4.5) IillIDS C. R. Ihcon SIde's in prime order-whticht wiill he old for the lowest ennht pr'i'x hy the 1[ogsheiati-or On erodit --for..noto .with. two appr'oved Luureties' palynbl)o,15th ' Octe er nex\t. july 3 l$ACOT' & CO. it Fresh Arivals. 20) IhA. Cocoanut Candy * " Just. Ieceivedt. anril 1:1 U. 0. DESPOR T ES & CO. BARG AINS MRG2A I NS I WVe lave to-day placed ori DRESS GOODS. CONSISTINO OF L it Vtl'~iel y of P.1teI.II8 N1,'ich 11.1ll(0.w 10 c .t lit per Yad. WOODWARD & LAW jiltilirl 10 E'rr. of limarai'a Sugar, Rio nn Invn Cadfe"s, ,nd igt lioxes Tobacco ol Paile 1,e11'h 1ap for C(18h. We 1-rvejust recived r. frosh as sort nout of bre 2 ~nens, Ei o Stripes, 11 us*Cry, CotIonades, DenlIime, Bleached and ' Brown Shirlings, She(tings, iT'ha CAse Irown and iiienciand Plenchel nd Colored T0 D4h1m asks, 'we5s, Tuble Niaa-as find Doylius, '.,I a0ltl - Urderspees anId 8ualfu. Ouri1 line of white goods is completo il rery vzakiy. Three pieces of Cir tain Lace at a T1111- AiS.OrTMENT OF Vell.i, 1.ndie MiS.Yes "d *hildren's of deMs'rnb titi1es. ftfa sa :. We ha1ve als19 just 11rIcev ived t lirge addi. sp 14 n or S. .-k vof C'lotin).r 0 I t -1'e wg vite aieliiuvu. (lr- 1 i4a1).1 i' every dc. 141t.1ent i, com t i, w ib we projpos (0 11 ais low 14 t0- san.o artiu!.:s can be CALL APND SEE WIRERSj & DWIGHT. F.h1U3, ',r four' men, wh~o c'n -an-1 *will; low or hioo-a I may wish, ani U Wl.l pay em L'v"ily "aiollars a month for such sor ice. A pply to n'1 '1 .JOJIN II. CATIICAIllT.. M ORL).A NT'ITO A L L CONCERN 'DI. ET 1l1 ,0 lenve In auinouince In lovers, C i lhe dei1 ghtfl tIIhat we hnvo rce'ive conslider ablo suipply of Cozuned Goods P'inoi A ppleb' Green Coet. , 0; to ii. 8at dines, tub Fisha andl Salmoh, Mlustardlo Impori. le, iurh~uamA IuI tirl, ote, Peaichl, Appe .Lrawberr'y and itiaspberry, Currant, Grape ud' vie A pae Jellies. Also 600 Lbs, lega0'nl imra (n Cady. .ie 1 UJ.,(. l)1MPOR'RIS & CO. IlIEl nndersienned gives not ico thatlinwil apnply to the Probato Judage of Fair-. elud (Counaay on the flr.aL Mondlay in Auigust, es.t, for lettersi of disnissal on theo estate f' Samueal Storting, doceased. JOliN A MA R10N, - Ex'r. of hdam'l. Storiing, doo0'd,. ,July 2--x4 Sti of Soutli Crirolna, - CeinarY or F'AJIIrIeRL, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. olin C. Mackderel Plaintiff' For against ~ . Mond~ rames D~onleiy, defendaint. "J. Deitanded, 'o .Jamia D~onk's, Jifer,<dugp'ti cin lvi are bie'ob~y sunhoftObi'tiri red .n.,wer thme caruplaint ji is;a action, rhich will, bo ,1led in thie ofliob of the' 'ler k of flho Coprt o Qomupon Iless for. heo said County, and1, to~s 8e apQP of oir answr'o'n t'ho subscr e ~rs~st theli1 iffice, No. Q, La* Range, Wingsboro, S(. u,, yltin twenhy dayfasfle' th'o set'vice or his summons exoltasive of the da7 of s If you fall'toa nseftis aomplinIwit h. i he timer aforoesaid, the guleingIY will ake jiidgm'ent ngninost youtor file 'sum of thrse hmudred and sev n' doltrs and cost. 1,/ated 14h May' 18731. IlM'klyT & D6UGL ASS, r'' 'Plainif's Alttorney4. 7'oIthe lhfedyla'tJamne Donky. . - 2e Tako notice (bat the..summaions ini thisa 1 10o10on of which tho foregIgg Ja .a copy, ogeihor with ta o.oom la, & hpn, g~as iled In theo ofie& oftd Cerk of 'Icrl of 30'mmaon Pleas fol' Fairhet Cbt~itst.1Sato ot' iduuth' Carolius, on the 3rd day of Jumn9' ~ . MoCANTS &rTOUGLASS,i: * '' Plaintiff's Attorney. jn nla 11-r OL