Bqw Advertisements.
In Bankruptcy-R. W. Walla .
Citation-W. M. Nelson.
Flour and Chairs-J. McIntyre.
.Assignees' Notic-S. B3.. Clownej
In Bankruptcy-l. M. Wallace.
India Rubber Belting-\[chlaste
& Brice.
% e call especial attention to th
.advertimomeut of Movsrs. John (
Squior & Co. These gentleren ar
preparing for an extra largo .aock o
goods.
Meesrs. U. 0. Desportes & Co. ad
verbiso this morning fiesh arrivals 0
Auerican Candies. Give theom
ca~il,
Parties interested wt ill do well . t
read the advortisemcnt of Mr. T. It
Robertson in another column.
AqothePnio0ti
Diptheria his claimed another vie
tim in the death of Lila, daughter o
Mr. R. N. McMastor, aged two years
Meroantile.
The Merebants are makiig ae\lv
preparations for the fall trade. Mess
Elder, McCarley, A'nd Squier hav
also gone on to New York. Others arc
making preparations to leave. Mr
It. S. Desports, of Ridge way, re terY
ed yesterday.
0oinoilenio.
At the recent target shooting of t6o
Cliich itifle Club in Augusta th<
first and second prisos were won b
Capt. 1. J. Wiisou and Mr. '1Vm
Dunbar. T'fe& gentlemen are part
nes, and each had lost an arm du
ring the war.
Removals.
. We learn from Chester that David
Hemphill, E q., Treasurer, and Mr
'Ed. Wiley, postmaster, have beer
superseded by two colored nien.
What new devilment are th<
Governor and President up to
We are also informed tlat one
of the carpet-bagging luminaries of
that county, J. C. IHeister, is dead.
Whistlers^
Wilmingon ledito'rs iro anuoyed by
whistlers. We are annoyed not by
whistlers, but by individuAls believ.
lug thomselves to be such'. There is
a great deal of muie in a good, rich
whistle, but the tnoise mrade by those
who try to whistle and can't, is mbre
grating thai the notes of tho tuneful
Lull-frog or.thc filig. of a Mill sawi.
Brown's Hotel.
We call the 4teitiot of oir coun.
ry friends and the traveling public tc
the meritsoftiis well known hotel,
Mrs. Brown has haa long expriene
in this line, and is well qualified toivc
satisfaction. The board is very mod
ers to, only fifty cents a naeal or two
dollars a day. Gentlemoi conping t<
town during the winter days will fipc
here abundance of theer after the Va.
Ligues of the day and will be well pire
pared for the coldi ride huneward.
Accidenit.
. An accident occurred in towr
Thursday, that miglit have been at,
tended with serio@(f pdfisequenoes.
lMfr. 11. A. smith was d1rinii a hug
g y, and as he turned the eorner be.
tweeon thA jail and the market, L1<
vohieclo ..struck and. ,ran *ovei
Vi'llie 09~en, a son of 1r. . T
Owen. Willo's attention was drawi
to the ears at fM 'iot and ho di
not Nee ir Smith at 1e. tu~irned tly
gorner, pnor did Mr. Smith observ<
him. W illie recei'ved several biruis,
es on hisi shoulder, head and leg, bul
vias not seriously injured.
Death of Mrs. Iroll Jones,
We are glooply paine4l to hear of thi
death of Mrs. Iredell Jones, at Reel
Ilill, on Saturday last, of that fell dis
ease, diptheria. Mrs. Jones was th<i
daught~er of tle late guy, J. II
Adams. She w'as M high culture arl
i efinement, and possessed in an emineni
degree the noblest Christian viituoes
uoff in the bloom of youth, sht
loaves a void in the headts i lhel
friends. To lien bereaved husbani
and two children and her other rein
tives, we tender miur <i'epest sympa
thy in their distress.
f reminm
Thle Augusta branch of the Wlhcel
or and WVilson Sowing Machine Corb
pany recently offered premiums fo
agents selling the greatest number e
Machines. At the award Mr. J. B~
Elkini of this County received Lh<
seconid premium, a handsome silve
cream pot, lie having sold 87 ma
chines in two months ard one week
while his successful competitor soli
41 in three months. Mr. Elkin is vor
energetic and is meeting with success
Mysterions Disappearance in Oharlotte.
Private advices from Charlott
State that on Tuesday night a youn
girl of twelve years of-- respeotabh.
fainily. mnstorinney diapnn'nrnel
She was 19st'o*e'n about five o'clock in
the ftornor., She did not ,appear
at dark, and after waiting sonic time,
the fea.rsof the family were aroused,
.apd tbey made search for her. The
bell was rung and the police put in
searob, bat with io, huccess. It was
r surmised that she mnight have been in
duced to accompany the garrison that
e left yesterday. A polioeman came as
fpr as,Rock hill to intercept bor, but
did not see her. Up to last a coents
she had not been round.
Nisy Conduct on the Streets,
On Saturdiay night there was .
great deal of noise around Barber's
fall, and vociferous cprsing and
sw6aring on the part of several color
ed men on the street. The strect is
not 11o proper place for quarrels
and akrays. '!here are nice qe,ques
tered spots all around the cigo of
town at which little difficulties can
r be adjuste.d. It is a curious fact that
a combutant alwnyrc becomes more
valiint as he is being carried off, and
his combativeness increas'es in direct
proportion to the distance and the
number of friends holding him.
Tai.oring.
We call attention to this mo'rning
to the advertisement of Landeoker &
Co. This enterprise supplies a want
long felt. Direct communication can
he vo( had with New York, and the
swain ivho'has ordered his suit of ap.
parel from this firm, can visit his dul
efnea wit i the full assurance that his
integuments have the true "feefth Ar
venir" cut and,the obera Spring.
Mr. ). 411. Danenberg, thp courte
ous and efficient salesman of Landeck.
er & Co., presides obe'r tte de'art
ment, and is fully competent to dis
charge his duties. He gave, great
satisfaction to his yatrno in,.tho
Spring.and will do so again. Olve
him a call.
Attention Police.
A crowd of ncisy urchins are in
the habit of congregating about the
depot 6i the arrival of the trains,
and annoying p6reons who arc there
on business. 'They have also a habit
of standing on th3 track until, the
engine is within a few, feet of thelp
and displaying their agility in jump,
ing out of the way. We call atten
tion to this, not because clumsiness on
their part would entail a loss on'the
town, bit hnnau.o ;t frigl.anq tinmid
ladies. A policeman shoild be pres
ent on these occasions to enforce
order, and prevent any acts of fool
hardiness.
Fox Huinting . xtraordirary.
Mr. D. R. Feaster is an ardent lover
of the old Southern sport of fox hunt
ing. IIe has a fine pack of hound,
Iobtained frona Pen nsyl.gania. Re1
cently Mr. Feaster, Mr. deorge
Colemaig and Mr. Juo. A. F. Cole
many went ont .on eight .successive
miornings (excluding Bandlay,) and
chiight fouriccn foxes, elevaa. of them
being red. One old veteran ted,
with a .v wiie leg, and auricular ap -
pendagys mewauring ten inches from
tip to tip,,waagt~thered go ,his fghers
aftcr a brisk an~d e'feitin'g ohbee of
thirty-five minutes. Of the entire
number, but one was a young foi.
Who can contest Mr. Feaster's claim
fbr' the oh ampionship ? .
'the Mails.
We still have to complain of the
irpegulari ty of the mails. Several
exchanges come very irregular. The
route agents ,14y the blame to the
countr~t postmasters. These neglect
to take all th~e ..p okages from the
mailbag. A route agent informs us
that on one day he found packages
returnet ti thisaja fioni three dif.
forent oflices,betwoee Columbia, and
Charlotte. Occaesionflly a pabkage
ad heres to tlibi bag ,qn4 gre~at care is
necessary to prevent accidents.
We sa v. rcently that an lptt
one-armed mall carrier in Gecorgia
hadl been arrested for stenling regis
tered fettef-s, antI en examiiination .it
was fonnd that the inissing packag'es
were in the mail bag..
Goi'reotion, ~~
Blelow we insert a letter from J. T.
Trapp, making a few corrections in
.the recent .nomlation of Rev. D). S.
r Rice for Senator. Wo will correct
r these mistakes althmougli not made by
. . We gave the no'miiiatiob ver
batlim et literalim.
r "Alaston sep't l'ist fairfluld 1873 to
the editor of the tri weekly Dear sir
please ,correok this misa.ke, that I
have made in my recremendationi that
is tiri please strick out tho word olb
jeotable, and insert the word inevita
ble, striok out th6 word evitable alto
getheor and insert nothing. that word
3 which you spell's thus equalty is
g wrong it is this equalliy correct that
3 too, there wheroit read a man that
.Jove's nponle pleanse insert his -a
make it read love's his people &e &o
Your truly
J. T. TRAPP.
Heavy 'Iain Storm.
A heavy rain storm atton'e.. iit)i
a considerable display of electricity
visited Winnsboro and jho surround
ing country on Sunday night. It
;'?mmeneod'just aftur dark, allowing
time for the piously disposed to get
,safoly toehureb,apd raged with unaba.
ted fury for several hours. By the time
services were over, the streets eeo
'flooded, while a sheet of,, water woas
descending. After a short consulta..
tion the line of march was taken up
and ladies, gentlemen and children
splashed away. Between the Presby
,erian Church and Capt. Withpris'
corner, rap a stre'.tm several yards
wide and several ipehes deep, that
had to be forded. Seeing no escape,
the ladies, after a few preliminary
little screams, plunged ,boldly in and
waded through with a fortitude iat
would have done honor to any of 'ld
Stonewall's "foot cavalry." No seri
ous damage was done by the rain.
The streets were badly washed in
some plapeg. The gully by the Me
Kinney hpise. caved in, carrying
down three t'reeb. 'The crossings on
College green are all down. In the
country the damage was considerable.
Fencing and crops for a hundred
yarda wide along Moorp's (O ek were
swept away. The storiie this season
have all been heavy and attended by
electrical Phenomena.
Capture and Attempted Esoape.
Yesterday morning a colored man
nanmed!Ira Richards was brought to
town by Sam. Gladney and a friend
on the charge of horse stealing, Ira
had stolen Sam's horse and carried
hini to sell to Mr. N. C. Robertson.
Mr. Robertson recognized the horse,
and sent for Sam. Ira was arrested
znd brought to Winnsboro to Justice
Mackey's 9ilice. While the cap
tive and the ,q'ptors were awaiting
the coiming. of the Justice, Ira
did not likd the turn matters
were taking.. He panted for the
fresh air an4 rejn, fields that
were almost in reach. Summon
ing his strength, like the, brave
"SItpus O'Brien," he made one leap;
cleared the back door, ran throug4
Dr. Aiken's lot, ejearig the fence at
ajib~oudd, and gLade for the country.
1. vda cutto a 41001 au iurauUaly?11 ..
if randemoin had brokg ,loose
and slashed in pursuit. Tio hine ani
cry followed him closely, one man be
ing on a horse. Ira made capital time,
but could not cope with horse flesh and
h iorse pistol that-' ointed its ugly
mouth at him. ..Ile , cAved in , grace
fdlily, and wMut brought back. Justice
Macke~ tuirpio hjm vver, to Sheriff
Duval e~nd ho is now in durance vild.
The Cotton Crop Damaged.
Thme Wilmnington, N.C., Joisrnal.
of the 4th inst., saiys :"A friend, who
has just returned from South Caroli
na, informa us that the cotton pros
poets in Marion,.Williamsburg, Dar
lington andI. ,Sumten Counties ,ai-e
re ally very d iscouraging. The rust
and the vworm have both .been at.,work,
and the farmern are now engaged in
picking out the open cotton as fast
ass possille. The ~.yield, will prove
'-1y different (roin that promised a
few weeks ao
A Brutal andi Bloodiy Father.
,Ciharles Cearso,, an. colored man,
living on... the plantatiot. .,of Mr. Jas.
Moriwethier, was lodged in our jail
on Wednesday of last week, charged
with the murder 9f his gwn child-a
little girl about $S years old-by whip.
ping. The tmhill died on the 22nid
ult., from the e ocot, it is said, of an
unmerciful whippin g inflictel by the
father a few days before.-defldc
Ad vertiser.
There is a deadly *weapon .used in
Mlexico and California called i the
sand-clu.., made of aneel skin filled.
wit aanj A person when- sti~imclo
wvi this capon seldom recovers, and
it neve P1eaves any marks. For sev
ertal ye rp the police of California
uere puzdIed to account for some
ziyatcf'ois deaths.. After a *beile
they captured .aburglar who had in
bla possessiort one of thesb fbrmida
b,~o wEaponis.
rnouI may pildni ation on Jackson's Uro~
on the pight of Wednesdgy theL 3rd
of Sceebe',. -a :M10d8o, colofid ?'dare,
blaze face, white lips, feoui' white laga and
one glass dye. Any personl giving infor
malion that will lead to her recovery, will
be rewarded~ by , ..
sept 10-tixlP IIA8TING.
A CARD).
TO TIlE VOTElR8 OF FAIR FIlLD.
.1.- Ji1 E4E V announce myself as # nn.
did1ato for S TSNATOlt of Fairfield County
at. the ensuiug election. I pledgemyself
to promote the-interests or the peopl, to
the best of my ability. I have an edluoa
tion, andl have oeen teaching for the last
nine monthas at Camp Welfare, giving sat..
i8foetlon to my patrons. I am competent
to fill the office, and solicit your votes.
au M6+r3AJOIt T. BOULWARtE,
Estrayed or Stoln
F ROM the subsoriber oi Tuesday, thi
26th of'August. t1llack Ilorse
Mulo, 12 yearsold and abou AlI*W4 high
Any informatiooieft%,a -the Wi nnsbor<
Nws ofo'o will be thatktally ',ceived,
8.lfaA156.YE,
sept 3.-tlx2 Simpson's T.-,
In Bankrujtey.
-thonstter, of Alexand.r M.4''Newbill.
Janmce .B,.(oun Attekhoy for ,Dankrupt.
Ills is to give notko e)'(at o the 'lth
T day of April, -A. D. l.8TSA .Warrant
in Bankruptcy was issued a'Aaibit the ie.
tale of Alexander At. Newbill of the vicini.
(y of hbitou, in.: Ihe Oounty of F iirfi6Id,
who h1eis boon adjudgea a Bn1kil$s 4rn
his orn.petition. That the payment of
any debts and delivery of any proprty be.
longing 6o sakd BRankrupt, to hi or for his
use, and ih'e' traersfe 6f r.npi.)V'erty lky
him are forbidden ty laW ; that a meeting
of the creditors of said Bankrupt to prove
Iheir debts and to choose one or more As
signees of' his estate #111 0e held 't -a
Court of Bankrutptoy'--t6' d holdeh -"at
Yorkville, 8. C., beforo''W. I tIhawson
liegister In Bankruptcy of said COu~t it is
hice on the 22d day of September, A. D.
1873, at 12 o'clock in.
it. Al. WALLACE,
U. 8.- arbMh a;.ienssonggr,
by T. W. Cluawsn, Deputy Ites ongo'r,
sept 0-t2x2.
in Mhe hnotter of Will'irmdf4Rb. James
H.:llin, Atterney rov Bankrupt.
T IIIS is to give hitico that on the 10th
day of .uly A. D. 1873, ,a tarraift
a Bankruploy was. issued -agaist..the
istate of William 8. Rtabb oO the Town of
linnsboro, Iq the County ofrFairpeld who
Ias been adjudged a Bi ikru$li- upon his
iwn petition. That tie paymeot o any
lebts and delivering of any property td.
onging to said Bankrupt to hits or for his
iso, and the transfer of any property by
uims are forbidden by law ; that a meeting
if the creditgr'of aaid.Bankrupt to prove
heir debts ahd to choose one or more
tssignees of his estate will be hold at a
ourt of Bankruptcy to be iold~e at Y-ork,.
rille-M. C. before. WL.. 1. Clwson, Rqgister
n Bankruptcy, of s0id Coirt at his offie. n
he 12th day of September A. r. 1873, a
2 o'clock M.
' I. M WALLACE.
.U. B. Marshal, as Ale'senger.
By T. W, ChAwsoN, Deputy blossenger.
sep 4-t21l,
Issigneesor i stees,' Notice of
,Appointmeht~...
a tie District Court of the Uniled plaids
fotn - the Westeiin.. District of South
Cnrolina--In Bankruptcy-In the mat.
ter of David Campbell-Bankrupt.
10 Whom it may concern :-The under
sighed, 8emuel Bi Clogney, hereby
;ives noti 3e i f his appointment as as.
ignee of the Estate of David Cauopbell
if Fair field Couity, in said- District-an.
bho was, to wit, .on, thb--day. of-.--..
872, adjuged Banirupt, upon the Petition
if himself. -
Datied at Winnshord 8. C. the 2d day of
eptember, A. D. 1873. g # -
SAM'L B. CLOWTEX,.
sep 42--x1 Assignee.
W"T.L3.319'EE
63NFECTIONER1ESI
250 1bs. American Candy-1,.0 and
[)ennry sticoks,
300 lbs. American Candy-Braids, Plate
ind Bars.
0 'lbs. "American Iisses"-jialled
nly by the ir'en9h. ,
These candies are fresh and genuine
Ye guarantee Ihonu sjwet.
sep 9 U. G.D)E ]IMORTES &0 C.
MERCHANT
TAILOR I~d.
LA11ICKEII& GO.
A KE ilesuile in i ifoiming theii
rinsthat, they are now proparo'1 to
ihow a fi.sjb line of samp,les of Clothe, Caes
iniers, Vesti ngs and Overcoat ing, all of
which we will be pirlpared to got up its t~e
LATES'1'
A ILA MOt5E.
O'ur con nection with a large
TAILORINQ
fE iRTMENT
Enibl63 us to get ~p'ho very latest
Styled ill
Garhientst
. eT. .-'
IIAVINfI-a thdrottgh kniwbedge of the
iserchant. TAIL~ORiNO DEPA RT1MygiT, I
ihall give this brainch my most parff.cular
ittentioni.
I 00UAiANTEEh A FIT
OR NO SALE.
P... DanernburgA
Fa"IE.1 arrIval at
sep 4 J. M1oNItYr.E.
'rALOOCEAODS
Reserve your r oney until the last of 8e
tesber.
0QU121. a co.
tk1f not
aie fle very test# ' ' WA'161,1M:
proved Styles 6f Ready-Made Clothing at
the lowest prices, and a4l grads of Dry
Goods,
SQUIER & CO'S HOUSE
OFFER
GREATER INDUCEMENTi
"lln .any other In Wibubsforo.I. 84ak10b
Gooa1.ott"hifd + Teink' hating CASH
16 "lay out" noew, would do well.by calling
at
JOHN C. SQUIER & CO'S.
Sept 6
IMPOITANT
A!I
i~ROM and after thisd
my books vi) b closed
and no CR~4 ,,.gaiite g
any one. This, idtide i h
public, to v persons the
tN:~file of cal idlg: ..
,,11l parties to whom suplies
have been advgpged must
make prompt payment.
THIS 1 OTIGE II 1?lA .
~ T i. JJERTSON.
The Sffite gf South Carolina.
FAIRFIBLD 00tvf* .
.igW .ifRkb0O$ q, P robatei h;e.
W HIIJE~AS Reuben Ford . heth
madeu --.'$8 aj~,'to&drI Ihm LetX
tet's of A d fatgTn -'f fthe" EnTtate and
effects of Sanders Ford deceatted.
These are therefore to cite and 'aditionish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said Sanders Ford #edehied, that
they be-ark Appe'ar, 1tktote nio, in t hof (urt
of Prubutle, to'-be held jFairfield Court
flouse on Baltit'dA3#the. 1th dag ..Qtseptem
b'fnext, 'ft'er putIbot n'4lho rtI at 11
'64lok in'th'e for nooz~ 'd tileo cause if
't - t hay ~bjIt; said Administra
GiAves Ar D this A8th day of
atlgust 80-tlx2 J. P. F. C.
*India Rubber Jiolting.
A . FULL supply of Betting, 6 ielber, &
Imobes and- 4 Inches wide, just re
elted -McMASTERL & DRICE.
*.sept 6
GOODS
Calicoes,
Long Cloths,
Delaines, ' -
Brown and Checked
-Iomeapus, .
AL80
Nails,
Pure Whit(,,, Lead,
Linseed Oil,
Tourpentino, . .
Fere1nch Zinc,
Crockery,
BoN s and
t ationcry
FRESRL DRU(GSAND
m M D D I W I'.a!?.
M6MASTER & BRICE,
JUST
A Lot of
Bleached Uomespun.
JOllN CLARtK CELEBlRATED
Spool Cotton,
ur remain'ig .;(oak of DRESS GOODS,
Whaite Pique and geady
Mado Cloihing,
A.T COST ]PO3R
CAsif.
All 1i110 of O GODS will. b3e spid , vry
low for the. CASh1, for thec next
tIlrIy days, proparalory
to our .Fall ,and
Winter Stodk.
WITHERS & DWIGHT.'
aug2~3
Livery~ and E0A1e
A.I. OOIER
c sa ' l iaund extra fine
iun''wafx of good stock will do well to -6 '.
.,in corndeotlon with my Livery St ablo, I
b V~,opened a Carringo, , Buggy, and Wag
actoy. llorkneatly executed an I
17a1rantetd, Givo me a oall.
Jan 18
eC o~ w 1a,;ihy mense Meokere, i i t
up espexciially' for Family Use.
Aept 2
Bagging and Ties.
lfaggfsg. Ah'ow'ties and Baling Twino.
Jush. Received and for sale by.
aug28 .- DEATY &BRfO.
FI'iRY a'.'saclt of "Pride of Augusu4'"
.. FlourW you -wish- f(h very bes
poid at BACOT & CO'S, low for cash,
sent2 2
aii&
GROCERIES
.%I R IEs'
ARRIYNI) AND AlRIVJNG
B-A.COT & CQ s3.
New Flour f'rom Stovall &
Hull's Excelsior Mills.
Mackerel in Kits and Qiar
ter bbla.
Fresh Bolted Meal.
%.A lot of Ludlow Baggiug,
one of the finest brauidis iiI maI
ket.
A lot of Arrow Ties,.
sept 2
OUR ENTILE
STOCK OF
COTIIING,
Which includes haisoiie
gunits.of Cassimers sulficiently
hteavy fd' fall use, is no w of
fered
TO 0ASI COUSTOMERS.
N. B. Every style of Dress
Shirts made to Ordo.
WOEDWAQD & LAW
s TESABJSH ED 1859.
SJust rceived-* .Pure p
Silver Watch~es, all
sly es, Clooks, all qpalitie's, l'iain Jewelry,
Plbe and liLtionis, 141 karats fine; Plain awl
Faney GJold ltinigs, 1s -karats fine, and
Spectacles, a fine assortmnent.
All goods warrianted as repreen'ted.
All work stonai in a workmanlike man
ner, and warrainted;
No ahlt-ge 'for looking. Come and see
ufo,.. 'wi l take pleasure in showing my
goods;
Thanakft:l for prast favors, I reapecltfully
Solioit a continuance of f lhe a.jIO
CiIlAI 1l5l5 M.U L, Lii,
-,ll2 Opposite IBacoi & Co.
TUR]SFNIP SEEfD
A FRESH SUPPLY.
I NCL~f NOAix different. kinads. Early
..I h'ia- utch (Ilobe, lied Top, Golden
S Ball, Laing imprea'vdl .
Isoglish Norfolif
.and.Yoflow Aberdeen..
~My' ieads and Cgislomers will noLtfail
tool'aad'Iitly t fel01vos withi this
valualo esopient..
* ~de 'c i *,
*u1726
FURNITURE I
Cortsig6n'if .Walnut, Imilat ion Wal..
nut, and Oak,:, of (lhe ,.very best- .qtiality.
For design .,and,>workmanship tznecialld;
and cheap as cnn-he bonught anaywherd til
sido of thdoiiy..of Now York-or-Dll io,
and as cheap as can be ljouM:a L: IUew York
or Ilailtmore at retail pricca, Jheryuthing
warrantedl as represented, ,Ma'tresses and
Lumber for sale. Call and see for your
elve, as seeing ia believing.
Fuiltror neadlS i-efiaired at thodertato
prIces.
.feb290 , . L. W. PIlTLLUPS.
- HAIRS.
A NOTV!lER lot of Gecorgia split Bottom
Chairs, on hand. Come aoon.
,Sep 4 J. McINTYRIE.