The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, January 21, 1874, Image 3
,JOB l'INTIN.-Our ofico has eetn
lit ted with all materialsi necessary
for print ing jol. (of every descriIt ion.
Bills, Ltterheads, P.-sters, invitatiou
'I id llusine.s Cards &C., &e.
N Ew A DVI ewrm-:wrs.
*8herifil's Sle-L. W. Duvall.
Nutice-J. 'T. Wilson.
.Speci-il Notice-T. R. Robertson.
Bank Report - S. B. Clowney
Ca.hier.
.J ust T0ceied-D. It. Flenniken.
lliams Ham;--*R. J. Mc.,Carley.
Clozin~g SAlcs-Dannienberg & Co.
Stoln-T.W. Nurp)h,
Just lteeoived-D. Liuderdale.
"ijblield ILamigration Society
0. 11. MeMaster. .
'fl= After a spell of. remajhably
cold weather, the temporaturo lae
moderated, and muddy streets are
again the order of the day.
We remind our readers that
a graie tournament and bull will be
given at 3lackstock on Thursday, the
22d. It will a grand affair.
gj>r Dannenborg & Co., are still
oiferng their goods at a sacrifice, in
order to close gut for the spring sup
:ply. Pay thema a, call and bring the
Cabh with you.
'i Thursdtiy night was emphati.
cally the coldest of the season. The
game of "shivery shakoey' was in
dulged in by al.l. T.rhe frost stood
in damp plaues like.a young forest.
EXTENSloN OF TlblK FOiR Tx.l -
The time for att-ching the penalty
for non payment of taxes has been
extended to the 5th February.
Ihe limit should be the 1st of
N]areb...
' Dainnenberg& Co., are selling
outt at reduced prices. They ame
closing out preparatory to laying in
a full supply for the spring trade.
l'urchasers can ol-tain bargains Uy
ellit-g onl them..
" D*I). R Fliniiken has on hand
a uhoico lot of the get.uine old Dur
hamin tobacco, the best smoking tobac
c0 man11iiufamtrcd. Ie also has firbt
grade arteles o. every class of gro
ceri, S. Give him a call.
CHICKEN 'I'll IVlS --The Union
lerald lia, Ier tome time heet con
pililiing vf oh icken thieves in Colum t
bia. The predatory band has ex
tended it .op.eratiolin to Winiusburo.
Several eitizens have lost their fowls.
Th police should be on the alert.
11. J. 'MCarley has'jnst re
ecivel a supply of' fine old "Satin
wy" whisikey, tbe-ildes the eboice (ld
brands aIready i hand. IIis e icient
etelik s, 31 e.urs. Sh,1ield s G ladniey anrd
Riobert lluchey, ere always on hand
to supply1 thIe wishesa ot customaers,
wvhether ini solid or liruit formi.
SMessre, Biachmian & Youmans
whm were silenced hy' Jud rge Caripeno
ter, h Li ben enaged to tas..ist in de0
fenading M1 r. Duncan for the killinag of
Mr. IBohek. WVe .hear' that. theree
gentleamin .will be permnitted to ap.
'pear in this case.
One of. theduties of the me~ss
meeting in February will beo the
organtizatiori of gleague to fighbt the
Ku Klux tax. Even if the present
colleption..eannot be stopped,,it is
wecll to-have it 'onie a way with by
*1..Taxpayers are coming in every
daty to pay their dues. They find
the m largely ..increase d, ,and, both
white and colored, are donouncing
the legislature. There will dpubtless
be a new dqal of legislators in Fair
field next time, but .whether ;the new
set will lie anty better than the old
is a conundrum. . .
. FmnE IN CAM1DEN. -We regret to
learn thut a destructive tIre occurred
in our sister town. It broke out in
the store of Hlodgson & Dunlap, and
spreatdt The stores of Rt. M. Kenno
dy, Ze S.8' Cloud, W. W allace,
;DePass' law oflce, and a block of
four stores, belonging ,to the latter
gentleman were destroyrod. We have
not learned the amount of lossos and
insurance.
AsoNIC EEECTiON.-TheO follow
gentlemen~ were electel .officers of
Colemiam Iodge No. 97t A. 19. gl., on
thc 27th ult., f or the ensuing M1asoni
io year :
WV. M. Meador, 8. WV.
W. D. liolick, J. W.
.J, C. Feaster, Tres.
J. IF. V. Logg,8See.
J. 11. Crosby, 8. D.
J. U. Coleman, J. D).
Thos. Jenkins, Tyler.
it eNDIA Il831. - On Thursday
night the kitehen attaolied .to thre
vacant buIld Ing known as the Mlurphy
hiouse, was discovered by a passer-by
to be on fire. Assistanos was called
E'xamintion showed that a ball o
cotton saturated with petroleum and
Wrapped with Ivire had been placec
on the floor and oil poured arouind.
A hole was burned in the floor. The
liotse has been teinantle~s for twelve
non hIs. Otur readers reinember that
Last winter, tu o attenpts were nael
to fire aln : s on1 Mrs. Mean;s
promiu es. There may be somise onnece
tion between. thesO3 inetndi iary Iets.
A reward should be offered, aid dili.
gent search made for the villoin.
0--7 The Union Herald of Sunday
contain.d iL card (iom Flix Cait -
ielli Jg ., of Columlia in relation
ito thie Itallianl ;immligranlts at pre,01ent
inl that city. Ie states that they
wlro deco3ed thither under promi-o
ofI high mages, and arr now in a des
titute codtion. Tliis is a d;gie ce
ful state of al ffi's. Wile tile po .
pie are not to.bluine for tile lisdeeds
of tho tnprincipled villiin who de.
eo3 ed them here and the abanduored
tliem, (if in fact they were thus in
duced to come het.c;) they should imu
mediately como to the reActi of these
poor inimigrants and furnish them
with homes and work. . They are
mlo.stly rachni iad artizang. Arty
information regarding them should
be addressed to Mr. Felix Cardarelli
Uolumbia S. Q.
e0e Great complaints are made
by our merchants that cotton when
ient to Charleston or New York is
ilways miarked a lower grade than
was expected. Tle reasons of this
s easily given. A few days since
;0me gentle:neln setting in an uflice in
own saw a e-uple of colored in
lividuals seatel in a fence corner,
uid "bettcring" two s-imples of cot
1on. u the beams of the Sun they
arefully removed every mote that
night obstruet tie vision of tile cot
on buyer, and when their trash was
pnded, a spikcndid sumplo gladdened
.heir gaze. One of the aforesui(l in
lividuals, on beingashed if lie Iad
iny cotton for .(ale,. and fining bi ll.
if enugh t,said iIc hadn't, but ia
y'oung fellow had some aid diIn't
know anlytning about -elLing it and
to was howing hii how the thing
XAs .1don. . If, the cotto(n: buyers
cid thee pickers to Ch1 le:-ten with
01imples, they wolid niever have their
:otton classed otlerwise than prime.
Tfu JUiliES.- 'lle following is a
list of the Grand and Pet it J uries
.1Jrawn for the January Teim of the
Court :
Gratd Jurors-J. R. S.erling,
Sqirfiie Unail, 0 It Thompson, Jll.,
1igood, lleury Anderson, R d ile
Parley, Philip Ikhin, John 1Cl M k ile
W J HIerr.n, J W leCight, Bej
'l'idwelJ, Fred Steele, Fran k Darb"a in,
A iril Rmusel, \V m Maddisoi, A lex
.\eKinie, George Shelton, T J1 11
Noah Rhino, J 11 (a lhe Ir, Thm..,
Nelsl, l'!ae Oneal, .1 W larber,
lder, H C D cis, Obrn M.rd, ,
Phillips, N.C Mleaangolini, (B 313m.
Cumm' ings. David Wc' iiil~ ln ana. Sio
n D)avtis, Mbiarch.i. ltoss, Wm' - I ovd,
WV B llutoblinson.: J1 W 1te. lr:.s,
Add1oison.Cl(arkeo, It D) lhoiiver, :hs RxI
Aiken, Alfred Sm13 ih, henry liaria,
.Jacob Kingr Johnt .1 Smart, J A
M1crXoley, dr.
. ouurc-W sVo b y tha3
Uniion.- lIsrald tha t Mir. WV. 11. Me
Unw has beone associate editor, of
the Charleston News and Courier,
residenit at Columb13ia.Mr. MlcCaw
is aL gentlemian of distinguished tal
emut and1 hats h ad much e131 xperienlce as
a newspap)er-nmn. Hie has for soe
time heeln the regular corresponident~
of the News end Couorier froll Co.
huinbia, and his. let ters have becn
mnarket by a $onstant .and fearlest
onslaught~ upon thie thieving ring as
Columbia. -his servicea are guite
ami , acquisition - to thle editorial
strengjth of the Newsa and Courier,
and will conduce mu'ch to the already
groat popularity Qt' that Journal,.
The Rock Hill Lantern has ebang.
ed to the "Grange," and is now ,un.
der the ed.itorial management of Dr.
Tiles. C. R.>bertson, formerly of .this
place. It proposes to keep aloof
from politics, and to use itr .cfforts
for the puromiotion of thte various in
terests represented by the Patrons of
Husi band(1ry.
Dr. Robertson is a ripe scholar and
a olear writer, and lie will doubtless
make a comtplete sucess of the
"Grange.". We tender to, our now
contemporary our best wishes for its
prosperity, and bespeak f'or it a
bounteous abare- o f. publie patron age.
A Grrvr Cunoao.--We have, pre.
v~iously announcedl that the publish
ers of the "Rural Carolinian," are
offering two beautiful chromes to its
subseribers-one as a Gift, the other
for Two dloIar,-only one-quarter Lf
its eost at retail.
.We have one of tile chlromos ir. our
office, and take pleasure in addinf
our testimony to that of' the publish.
ers, as regards their qiuality and
oharacter. They are not of that
chass of cheap pictures usually offor
ed by Northern Publishers for th(
nurneao of introduoint thoir juhli.
catious itito Southern house-hold
Oi the contrary, they hove been ex'
outed in the best style known to th
art, causing a wonder il tie injud
of all who have seen thn, how the
e,11n be furnished at such low price
The publishers are organizing
comnpitoait corps of Canvassing Agent
in every Cutnty of each of the Suuth
ern Sta tes. Tnose who havo not a
ready mudg.applicatio, and -r
desirous of undertAking the dutie
inl their Counities, Ahould ppply "l
tnediately to the publishers, iu orde
that they may coairuecae canivaositil
at ocire, ais tlie cihrotoms are now lead
fur delivery. Those persaons who ar
not call.:d in by a canvarssing agent
will hatve a spteCiiell copy of it
Miiglazine sent. to them gratuitousl)
seattim g forth fully the terus, b
aIddiressing Walker, Evans & Cogswell
Charlestonl, 6. U.
Sheriff's Sale.
1 Y Virinte ofisul-ry Execrtiionp to ni
3 dir'eted( I will sell tbefre (it
(out I o use d ror in Winnsior., 01
on thle first M otiday in Pehruary nex
ad lay followinlg withina the legal hour:
or L.nle. for ca rho following describe
persial property, to wit :
(Oe tiny litse.levied uptoni as tire pro
perry oi .Jamecs (Ge'l-tonl a tie suit. o
JarneA Jones ei ux,
. 2 Bales Cottonr levied upon as tho pro
periy of (eorge Fre, at the sait, of hut
ler Ceierany.
983 ilbs 8ed Cotton more'or. less, levic<
uponl is tie property of John RanRildolpi a1
ftle suit of John C. Hell agent for Thoula
It. Helt
: L. V. DUVALL, S. F. C
' Slerifl"s Of.Ce,
Wiinnboro, S. C.,
.lan 17, 1874.
jan 20-tlx2 -
NOIN CE.
w wnrn all persons from Irniing for i
- Note fur $66 32 given by me ti
I. J. K-1ty. as I dto tnot inl fend to pa;
Enil Note tunless com p'lled by 'law: .
jan 17 J. T. WILsON.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
\llTiEN indbtiil to me for either
l'lantation supplies or f'amily Gro
ceries need not apply for further indul
get !1 or 'nec o mimolmi oli l rit6 they p-13
urp whtW1 is due. Tle'y. will n'so confer n
t:tvor)i by not oend-aing anuly more orders t
my13, store, as l l -:t si e will niot ha filled,
ille is neemin pirnied w it h tie cash.
'. It ROlliRT'EON.
ij l 17--1 t
llFIORT OF THE CONDITION
Or' Tilt.
Winnsboro National Bank,
A T V i: nFhvt ei iiih. State of Soutil
.i2n. m the close on husiness ri
it Ih mn of li'em biier, 11,73.
RESOUROES.
lo-iis -11n-1 Disc- un -aias, $36,048 2:
U. S flhvi lsi s10 iecre
c'irm bi tionmmi, 60000001
l'me i m a iproved redmrming
aod la-serve'. ums, U'2,294 I
uie, llii mm. I.ii N i matitnal -
l.10s. S10,550 0
tnm im ' mar, n te lns iii d
s. rS. $1,157 4
urmli:r.- ani xures, 123 0
t:it .i Ex, ens1es, (ietiluding .
rlem'iiim'i lnit, 7,162 61
iills of wr ltional innks, 2,20 (A
Ft-rm it liuncc (i.clrtd.
ing NiektO.) 74 8
Fwe-- Con,611- 74
1.mgal Tendler Notes, 5,k 0
$131,102 3i
TIABILITJFS.
Ciiphit ISitee' paid in,. $a10,000 (
i-cmnaa, 4 1167
Hxms!ibangy, 849 8
1imers'. . 1.717 U
Nation-til Rinki ciarulatiion
oindinmttag, 64 A00 0
1litiadumlmti mroits. $9.485 5
lDuem to otact' N atrI'ioadlii Banks, S.3: 1
$t131,112:3
1 Fentmuel B. C'towiney. "aibmier of iih
WVinn,, in Ni.' inal 1-ani , dto icolemnil.
, cir lit i I tame Iab e 1mc- at emenat isi au
'm c' bet i f ii my knommwledg-e amiri bieliet
5' '.ii t'H L' 1( l.On~ N EY. Cishier,
ST A'l E O1 F ( Ul t ( '.\ lo LIN Am
- ('muni mi -o*f Fiai afieldI.
Sw'o rn to aiiml sub lsacibed bemfio mec
thits fifimceia nthlay oI.J~ianuary 1874.
.'1. C ii 'tiUTSn)N, Notmr'y Public
Comrec A mtest.
JAS. B. MIcCANT~m, Drectorst.
1). R1. FLENNI(EN,
ti1 FIO'd tihe firmt cif Itic late J
is i '. lliley, ini O)rangeburmg County, o
L1,,. them ightl of' ihe 15thr, a ltarge tigh
bay3 llORISE, iihl. blaek . ao atnd imil
bltack legs :c ticar ott time breast, belo1
.whmere Ih tiaollartt works ;cti a snmal mwhit
tdle mrik mon tie bamck ; a scar on fth
kneea of a hind leg. A tcuitaible reward'i wil
be paid for his returnt. to
T. Wm MiURllIf,
St. Matithew'sa.
jan 20-ti
R E CE IVE DV
. ..DALE'S,.
lit' >eCt varimetics of I'ofttoes, coay
sist inig or' Early Rose, Pink Eye, ue
Eyc, Goodrcic i-oanad P'eachrBhooms,
ALSO,
A freshtt supiply of Oarden Seeds, atn
Onieon limit tons, all of wichI will the sot
low for CAS II.
D). LAUDERIIALE,
Fairfield Imiitlgrationi Society
r IllE eiitizens of' Fairfield desIrous- a
- p'oirooin.g imintgr'ation into ti
county, a requested to meet. in I he towi
hall oan Friday, 23d inastarnt, at, 12 o'clool
M., for thme purposeof perfectirng flhe or
gantizationi of thec atbove nuiuied stocietI
All partiies desiring settlers on their landi
or lborers, will please make known thelt
wats ont tha dlay in order tat steps ma
be takenr to supply them.
0, 1H. MeMASTER,
Chirmnan of adljourtned meetIng.
IV.EDTALLIO,
BURIAL CASES
IdBtSALE BY
Jan 18 R. W. PHILI.TD
CLOSING SALES
y. -OF
FALL AND WINTER
-OF
CLOTHiNG.
-AND
AT
DANNENBERG & CO.
NEAR POST OFFICfl.
N E A I , o' o' . Ii
We are now prepared to close out our en.
tiro i-took. regardless of cost, as we
mmti:t make room for our new stock
of Spring Goods. We will give
yoii all the advantagesth-t
poesibly can be offer
ed in order' to
closeout our
stock,
IMENSE SACRIFICES
IN ALI. I-INI-IS Or
DR Y GOODS,
ARE NOW
-By
Dannenberg & Co.
CALL AN'D SEE FOR.
jia 20
i'aciflc Guano Coippany's
(CAPITAL $100,000,)
r Soluble Paciic . Guano.
rpi is G UANO is now son nli known in
.L all th1 Sutteorn ;tates for ;ti re.
markable effects ns-ih geroy for increas.
ing :he products ot labor, as nint to require.
spccial recommendation from us. Its use
for eight years p-ist has.we'ablishel its
arncter for reliable dxcellence. The
large Ixed capital invesred hy'- the ('om
Ipany in i is I rado nTt-ds' th e rurest
gu-Irantee of r-he c-.,ninued excellen ce ot
this Guano The snpplies put into market
this season are as heretoore,
ptrep-ared under the sipe-i 111 'nten ance
dice of Dr. St. Jtulian Ravell, Chemist
or tihe Cotnpany, jt. Chiarleston, S. C.
I hence plant em s mayt rest assured thtit its
quijitty atnd conmptosit ion is precisely thme
-same ats that bheretofore sold(.
3 '., -: J .. N RIOlSON,
Selling Agentt t'hafirestoon. S. C.
JlOttN S. IREE-il & CO.,
- ' c ( i -al..Ageh a, -ialt inore.
) Terms--48, cash ; $63 time, without
) ntere-st
.To accomiodate planters. they en ntorder
now aml hemave ttnt it 1st of VprilI to de-cide
'Ias t o whether they will taI:e at mini or
.eash. price. When- delivercd from the
factor-y by the ca,- toad, no drayage wilt
bie chartgedt.
ACID Pl'ttSPi!ATEf. GUANO,-B'ONE,
PL. ASTICR, &c., atways on hanet. quality
'taranteed, J. N. ROBsON.
Jan 3--3m
g5.0rTe N Gw
DROCERIES!
1 Car load Live.rpool Syracuse Salt.
6 Sacks Ground Salt,
10. Boxes .Soap nesorted,
,Bloxes Adigmanmtino Candlee,
2 Boxes Staroh,
1 Tierce Rice,
1 Tierce Ls.rd,
-loree llams
CASIH.
- B~E.ATT B~iO.
-TO ALL THOSE
IJ3rTE~fiESTE-D.
am prepared to make and repair- Gist
Mills, and repair old Girbs. ALSO to do job
work of any kind.
UNDERTAKER'O DEPARTMENT,
IN this line I keep constantly on hand
a full supply of all sites -of the Mletatlo
burial Cases, Walnut-Oases, Caskets, and
P ne Coflins,-at the old stand knden as
MoCreight, shqp. .
J. W. tCREIGj[.
doe 18 Gsm
N OTICE.
W E ar now receiving nnd havo in
store ONE UNRIED Tons Stono
and 8EA BOWL. 0 UANOS--itl of this
year's mannfacturo, and the sacks in good
order. Tho-se in weed and wisliig to pro
cure the above cel brated Fertilizers, will
do well to call mi 400u ot ; .
-.BAVOT & C!0,;,
I Agenis for Fuarield County,
W"-We'can order 0ir oadi to any
station on the diflerent, Railroads.
~BACOT & 00.
Agents Stono Phosphitto Co.,
-AND
AGENTS FOR BRADLEY'S
SANDRD fERTIIZERS,
OFFER for cash or on timne, the follo$
Fertilizers
STONO PGLUBLE GUANO (thorough
ly ammnuoniated,
STONO ACID PHOSPHATE, for con
Posting.
BRADLEY'S SEA FOWL GUANO,
BRADLEY'S AMMONTATED DIS
BOLVED BONE,
BRADLEY'S ROYAL GUANO COM
POUND.
Z&- Notes will he taken paya:blc 1st
November next in currency or coiton.
4&r For arrangements on iit. Itand
poices, apply to BACOt & CO.,
jan 10 Agcnts.
NEW CAS 1
S T0 R E!!
J. rd. R. MOORE & CO.
NEXT DtlOt TO
John 0. Squier & do.
DEALERS IN
LALDIES DRESS4
&COODS!
AND UNDERWEVIAR.
GiOODS
BOOTS, SIIOES, H ATS A NID
CL~OTING, UJMIRELL4ARS
TRUJNIs CROCK EBRY.
WA RE &c., &c.,
A:L SO.
A fine lot of chewing tobacoo and
Cigars coneoted by nll to
be tho best in TOWN.
CALL AND EXAMINE FOR
Y OURS EILV E S.
oct 14
Mount Zion CollegIate InIstitute,
li'INNSIIORO, S. C.
T IlE FlSTt8l session of Iiis In
atituition for th, year 18'74, will
begin ona the 2d or February
ne t.- Thea advatntages offered
by thisa School are egnal 10o any
in the country. The stuies embhrace' a
Itthl high schol'icont'se or the nanal Englisha
branches, Logelbler with, latin anud (Jreek.
Tho patronage of the public generally, and
the ottIzens of Fairfield especially, Is re
spect fully solicited. P'arents are earnest
ly regnested to enter pupils at the begin
ning of the-session, Int order that, classes
may be organized l-romptly. .
RI. ii. (IbARKSON, Principal.
I2Y Send for (,'liculars.
jan 10
ALLD'persons ..idebted- to u of it her h y
aNote or account, gast due, are hcroby
notlfied. that,. prompt, CASHJ- payment Is
new required or otiher satisfactory setttlo
ment be made immediately. Business
necessity-conipeli Oslto make thisa demand,
andwe hope alt interested will come for
ward at once and save further trouble.
janS *D.nAT DR O.nn
Ru~iirr~.rda
AftV
r ,I,- I - rr
L 01 .
ill rh A 1; L &n (C, ,
LOWE!:3 P1J-CES3.
MakndfPrice Lfe.
La H. AL L P CO0
Af- I n2.?fdure. / 7liy
CHAA RL EST1N0 C.
This -cat Oil tere"I ac(dn o Ae0 o
". . in. ;e' year I s73, Iv I. H
^A.L &-(n., - , f liwe o e m, it a ia
Cotie t, a i i a 2hi on.
unie~ 19
1%TO0"UIC.3:
/ who g:v Ie t heir nores for (:ro-.
- lin i or .ilir l. are h1Nee ( i lied
that tlheir ar dilt ilue. ,I I he tIrf ldav
for Nouellul',p1 iii i ri ild ri illt laty 11.114l-2
Allr colleel ion . T ,Ort wh g.> lln . file,
""O'i -'it'u0l0i, l'"', ii tril their nol
'if. l i . X1.1.1s 0r l y
THE GREAT REMEDY FoRt
which can be Cured by a
timeily recsort to this sta'nd
ard preparation, as has been
proved by the hundIreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. It is acknowl
edged by many prominent
Physicians to be tho mnost
reliable prepatiion ever in
.troduced for the relief and
cure of aill Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctionedl by the experience
of over forty years. WANhen
resorted to in season it secl
domfals o ffet -sped
cue n hemot evr
caesofCogsBrncits
Cru, hopn Cogh
nosih chese cand Side,
Lir Complaatin, Bleediong
atrthed bygs the Wincstar'
Baesimos notic dry upha
Cogh, and lavy pheinuse
beshin as is the oth
rmlabl prprations butr it
troduesd clese the le n
cueofiln complaint,
and W isofWee& toNS ton, M)ebs,
~Anctod by gitnheale1)rseney
ofo'e oTyl yners.ge re erf
resortedlt hieasohi it end
cu.. i n the moavelineroblc
hatS hein themove t ano ilm i (.ren
Crivedir; Conplint B~lygeen lnge
at thrle Lungsl wher h<-Wit.- r'
oghernd lbame. heofco. Te
pbronye as iy thlow case ofwirfih
moti-nlnCy unliitd. To b hah i tdn
losand reucrhorenyes wih e
lungs saay riain
8I~Tl W.FOWI1 M. L.S fl!oN.
I llNN li Ri ', ir;. u
r ili T yer exien in .urepairingltO
Fanc eeluo lry~ andr~ uuokso I il . decip
tos, which 4 will lllow fo :.*re- h Como fu'u
and seeu~i~ fo rourlf. 'No hlo'y for look-it
npd ThankfnI i o r., piii' a pato g I orin ollh
Oppno iiaiuuuncfo '.
o1c1 Ii 14 ~
ESTABLSHEDO fTEL
Tr aai n opene fio r ihe a'c uoo Ill dat1innii
. i . ol off tr avo li a bo arin p blc
Tab l upe wti i h h bouri'ut 0 ie cniidry
afford, andc n car - rees hll beI iv u 11, (0
og. 'Lhoikui liiA.i~ A. M i sile I
15~t bb~ile. '0i cru e x ru . n D m
OjprilBgas ri me CoRioc ei tr
an fo a le by01( Bo E A TY &i O e R~ iioi,'t~t
ant' 21 'vl u ~ iutr)IIJ iIhe
011ZENS' 8A1VINAS BANK
or .
SOUTH CAROLINA.
fiilosits or $1 ilil Upwards Rcccived,
I NI'El RA' . 1,1,0 I'lM A T TlEg. R A 7'.
0F-'I * Il'|-|N I'ie CAW I. PER ANA UiJI
ON ('A':'fll?I.C 7'S OP "i)I'SI''
A XI) NIX W'lfl ('4tN''. COMPiUND.
I) E11iV' 1 IX MU '/STl3 ON . C..
UVUX.
OFFICE ItS.
W\,v . 'Mlartin, Presidiht.
Johno is. Palmer, V"ice-Presldent.
.A -Q. lirenlizer, Cashier.
J. Ii. 8uw-yer in general charge.
Juhni C. 13. Snitt, AesstaLt Cashier.
.)iratxora.
\ 1 ranpltin. Williani Martin, A. C.
liekell. F. WV. Ale~inter, It. 11. livinitsh,
John 13. P'almer, Thomas E. GregL.;,
Ii. TI. Scott, Newberr'y.
W. 0. inyes. Newborry.
BI. 11. hutilldge, Charleston.
1)aniel iHavenel, Jr., Charleston,
lliniboro Branch,
Satn't 1'. Clownecy, Asistaint Cashier.
ltanters, 1ichniljeq, and ltofessiondfil
.\s o, Wtdows, . 0rp it :. Trustees anit
('0n111y 0theerF, hav0ing" mon0ey for1 whichL
they Inave no present Itse, can hekre dosit
it. Ihil, atvidinig nil risis ol' thefts ami
de.s:,itlion by ftire, anid lit ihtw atno til's
draw initret thereon till needed,
unio '.:--ly
Fl.iuvey and Sa1e
2 STABLE
A. F. GOODING,
PROPIElTORt.
eP oiwnly onl hand exfra finlo
V n1-llek y lloreeq 11nd( Mule.4. Parlie
.i W:11i) ol' good sock will dlo wVClI to givo
list. R erill
lin tonnection with mny T-ivery Stable,
hnv spneda 'nring, lugy anid Wag
111 i:etory. All work neitly excelted anllt
wari 11 1. G ive .1is call.
jnhn 18
The New Itlea Saloon.
'1 [ .VINl pirchnsed the initerest. of
1 lr. H..l. elly i l tle bove Saloon.
I w ' c.ndti t ith b sit itess t her, o re,
u-i.ht t hIV fi I t Irnd ies, WVin I Iep, WiV.t
keyw !el Segars, I have titNe-taurant tit .
(nehed, Where pt ries canil gel al II i all
ho r it th.- best the market u ifords.
' h ;sa on hand every siny. Tle
yl iol'- IlIuu 0I the pu1blic iS rIT N-et I'uity 1.'
hiA ni K. C. T. I N 10NS.
. '1lote, N.1C gli 1 nsit
Rail Road.
Col.UmniAl, Nov. d1 1673.
rill, following l'nwsenger Schtecde will
. le I-till ovor ths roa. oil an i fter
'_. 0thI illsinttl :
t )AY TRAIN-st tntn.1 p n
LAve Ai lisl a, M (.:( a I
' I' lnitnl bin, .S. C., 1 's 8 itI
u ilnnsboero, 2.481 a lit
" Chiesfer, 4.2.4 p lit
Airive it AI. otte'1, N. C. 7.1 p t
ISAY 'RiAIN--60 140111
Leeve CArl , N. C. at- 7.00) a m
W i.t ite r , 11..11 t iln
W1111 1"l ~ n 114 l
" Columllbi-' 2.-1S n it
Arrive Pt a Aug tera s 05 a r
me 0rs of ASoN--oth Caon. '
3' ' tlinbin t0.37Ili petee Q ins~
1)W 1 i'h est er, f h f .2t n .
IArIve at lienltteii 13 ' roe f5.c 1C -.
Ariven Angutat oirai 8lu 45ti cra
.tiii'ttr'tIlici A NIlill f)Nit~l Ge'i~l 1 0
1.iti . D na ,G n o 'ik tA e t
mers Yofrti Southi ' Caoittna.~'O'
os iltclint inuerberIlat r epeifllyt nites a
our attietuin jlSo I Iortaou Prlank
'ios rihtai fenc aeitieby heco.fien
Cl, itna to.,ust of whea fittnG. T
lTthtigi f. n i'cis on o lnprsioed ltre ei,
Su t-o prcihne tlt d b liwh haert~ examined
oused i NI)h narl hM111 lI.\ b for thi
I'tA 'S th untih-ly jterooe fence ofanh
b1e. e.nve iile.d , it las t into followi
altntialurai fn wtou h ueo
new ail. It is ensilye' necud--ean ho
Ihitist' rotingit nrely stokowin tr
longebr, wt iiut raonr N at itt of ItheT
if ece netoc h rud iltrsn
pos. t-hos nowre, nuro.aringior moris
his fenicl h~las been in u1''s ia th S
lanf Ntw Yok, nd ornsspi anod. i vr
instacn h tot mtbe ssore hao t emotilan
ittakottutt and ( of New o In 18s7.Th
uo nterinha yucns mo antire in
terclaa ofh pareteeny frt. trbal of
dench -Caolin, Andis prpae t sl
1tone .ThAs will b1e hsold fomh reasnbk
t erti theit of opuiner Fence lof theai
ftllv.nJonrui. toe, wil tate llwing
payH J'for, .il Ae for nFairl Costmor
than dobe2 h os f amRihsfn