The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, April 22, 1874, Image 3
ia" llereafii-r no LOCAL NOV'CES
will be inmeried in our coluimns except
upon p Iymen011t, of 'EN CEN 's a lin1.
Jon Pas wrNo.-Oar office has been
fitted with all materials neoessarv
for prinating jobs of every diesriptioi.
Bills, Lttterheadj. Pi'sters, invitution
aud Businves Catrds &o., &a.
Nxw A DVEtITiEiENTS.
To Rent- G. 1. ie MwItef.
New Goods-MuMalaster & Brice.
Spring and iummer Goods-With
era and Dwight.
Sheriff's Sale-L. W. Duvall.
KENTUCKy uLe4.-Mtr. A. F.
Gooding has just r cuoited a~ oar loal
of Kentuel'y umules. Thaby Can be
fouad at Mr. Terrial's Stables.
Q 4-There wasa c onsidegatle
quantity of rowdyluim one' thie breet
last Thur.,day hight. WVhere welo
the police ?
g T" Te.:IIook and Laader Con
pany paraddd on Thursdag afternoon
in full uniformin,,ad presented a hand
some aippacrunce.
Q:r- Bell's Bridge was not i.*ured
by I recent rains. It isa substau
tiul structure. The road on thd'Wes
thru approach ii; badly washed in
places.
, 4- At tho recent election- MIr.
LItayutte Poteet was choso chief of
i and P.J.ik ins, nesst., policen any
:t ,ed Steele, lamjlightor, anid Mr.
Jio. McClure of Ridgeway, Inspector
ot-strocts.
0:'- Sunda]ay wita to rainy.that but
few persons .ttended Divinc'Services.
Ritiia fell no.ily tll day. We look
for a frobot along- the cieeks ad
ri vers.
r Mr. N'1elsun is getting ready
his buid as County Tre;asurer. Mr.
tepes refu.es tQ give up l. a~uditr's
ifliie, id will mauke a fiht over it
it,. "To the victor beloang thespolls."
NEW W ATEL TANK, - AND WELL
CovER AT lIJ)on0WY.-'Jrhe cicizens Il
oi- "aeighb'o t own' urb ib ecstasiea
over this improvowent, and their
e ide i rows jiace.
'T.ey wo.uad be very polito to (the
8uperm itenzdenf u .
0 4- Situ the departure of Prof.
LoUwery, a la a.... . tiddles are
lor e..le. I.it.d B. anyo lie bnuspur.
haid il-mne, ot pa ices ratigIng
tarii 25 c. n S to $l.25. ad asel
them ha'lep-Lhie %%hit, jot f,: folt)
Ca uAt%.otrE OBsIaV It .3jjj
June. & Petdleton of thp Statobvilld
Intelbgencer, have takl tha-ge 0l
lho O)bserver. T~ey.;briag 'a great
alel of Eaezrg~y andl busineun tact.iltu
the~ neuw cnterap-t.,e cn I are t*'.ud 'to
aricaed. We/ neliev.: thait no chanage'
ha< been adie ini thle furmaer ediaao.
lial out pe. So sa ys the Charlot te
' g" Mr. IL. E". b.,dot,~ of the
firm of..M 'ister & LeConte, was in'
WViikibor o on ' oe- ai law bausi
neass. lIe was cne af the lawyrra tus.
piended by Jud,ei Carpaenter in the
Bank en.e. WVe are pleiased to.. lar~
that by the reen~rt bo.sfil~ of'the 8ai.
premeo Courtj iLbene gen't'enen. have
bees ruiniitatecd in the j-rofecaion....
A CAr..-All citizens of Fairfiold
County ore.. regjuested -to meet ini
Winnsbor o ont the first \Monday 6in
Mlay, at 12 Ma int the Thespiuan Unil
for the purpose of. formaing TIax
Unions foi-FaairfieltU:.- -..
. . B . E RTN,'
-:Chair, A~djutiuned bleeting.
IV. Mnans Daiis See
gjr We met on the train the
other~ day,. Capt.. Fred .[Latha:m, fort
lnerly of Bratoffs' Blrigaide, and, since
the Visr, Superhntendeut of the iron.
mines at Spartanburg. .He, isa on his
wray to his old home in Scotland .for
B visit of several mon ths. , t(ipt.
L~athamn, thougb, a .Bakitish- subject,
shared th'er perils or war on ths Con
federate side.. is old acquain(Enc~es
will be pleased to hear of his subse.
quedt succs.s
0 4m M ears Danonetn berg & Co. who
are so well known io the people as
en ter priiog mrh at, cai e t-sparing
to to inase 'fromu their bid ntaind to
the store -lormerly 'oocupi$1 by Ba'cdt
& do. Thre buiIding isboinsg paiinad
and repaired and punt idto E pplec- pio
ordler. When they move in, t'itey'
will have an increatted assortmnent of
goaods for the plaol. WYal, for D.
tienberg & Co.
*r We pubig~h a cl ~
publio"meeihg. ' We ianb s o en co
fully on the propriety of the Tax.
utm that we will say nothinag mnore
at'present. *We ear'pestl eitreat
evgry person, white oi boliered, nuter.
ebted itn an haone4t goveraauaent, to be
theeroutd at the meetin ona Sai~e.
Daceousbifp ,.% '. jaut ifuotod by
stryshnld sb ksOan be
killed -by g ie .on this
en WOt/ bhs 'haieato
one, it dies ini&. 1 toy; A potiltry
rtioer tried the..eoperinteut wat.dis
tinguirihed suocesi, ixteen 4eud
ubekeud aind uo de* I). Jtk Attefted
the valubdf'thtere.
stryubnine. sit Quo
Rnon A i IN' Tr %TiPE'Ts. - e
leaur fron a-private, letter that. du
ring the, rain 6tortna whiel) recebntly
pa-bed over us, a lfid whitc plYiu
near a bewer in the t'trects of Qoluru
bub Georgia, wa.* draW liii .
cd b t'orouid.ogioveb ieondered.\ A
coulo adu ohil on -the rewer
Was alJo carrie. ii by the fo.6e or a
Cuarcnt and drow(.ed. Another
oulvied maig working ill a. bri sk yrid
.wU dirowne d. but Uiterward re-us.lta.
-ted. A raiuj fall of this kind we.,
IIU% tpr been beifore, aud, resembled ta
water bhpout. Tfheihrups wero b4dly
du. saged ead Fertiliz48 We'ero whod
awaa, together wi'h the top boil of
kinay pluat&Lioips.
PICTir Junons -The following is
a list of the Petit Jurors drawn for
the May term d court, 1874 .:
A. F. Arledge, Nathan Blake (col
4edj Fred. Copes, W. N. Chandler,
John S. Cathoart. J. T. Dawkins, I.
E. Elisn, Jr., John W. Evaon, DI.
.R. Flelmikenl" Ben.'- Jeolnings (color
'd) Wrry li ison (c ,ot ed) James W
'Luw, A.. V: L1dd J u'hn Isenho wer,
Iicla;lrd Matchett, It buso.-I 11ll (ol'
orutu) J.asin Je (oeor.ni) JAn Tay
lor, . [re.maa Pi. P I. Spen[e
lbtonias Ogt ebhy (boldredY) T. It.
Robertson, Primus Thompon (ol.
ored) Josep'i -Ihoniisti (colored)
J..h1 K. Smaith, .idaijah Picket (out.
i'red) %f. C. Itabb, A. M. Tims,
John Kenibedy) Johin INlehn,1 T,.
Iernert, T housas MiNuni (oolored)
Henry Heins, Abram Monroe (col
%,ed) Hu h Ito ertson (ouloret)
Ilry W'eldon (colored.)
ot0- We %re misinformed in re
garu to the electiynu of Council in our
isster town, Bla<,stek. 1Ileceivin-'
no repoit of tho retsult from our
frierids in that place, we inquired
liono oie we tbought %%us posted. fie
was mli.,takeu. . Tue fullowing ticket
was elected.
Inteudant-'J. P. RggsdalA. War
dens-J., .E. Wylie. E. F. Pa.an
W. D. RfIchiaadoui Juobb i. Crai.
A couibiflnafioni tieUt had! bee
aireod Ub1on1. Put, ',ine Young
1,4- colom ed uiue( presentativo ot
Cleoter who sheds his effulpunt. pay.
uponm the bonighted Blackstockings,
kou-nubtsed w.ith hi., pua ty. to ie-eleet
41r. A. * . Eldur, und ioar colored
c'oUht i I lcit. To'dtfat. this combimna.
t ion the alove.ticke t Was. Lomnaiiaed
11nd elected. ravo for Bflackstock.
bi- We lbarn thiit the colored
ptoi-le of Chester are divided oi the
.ui ject of carpet-ba.ger vs. ho no
maude folks Qf lpsr,. I. seems5 thet
teuebr' cJonventtin was held ini Chtes.
ie, conpsd:largelv of colored peo
pl.There are, in tihe county, somec
nrblatjo womn from Massehusetta.
One fris norinated us corresponding
Secret ary. A "nat~ive" was put in op.
position and 4ldatbd. Thils roused the
ire or te colored postmaster, who is.
"frig. and*he raeped. tihe contisty
segreis us i.e.j)taut. - vu adr'iil~rvi.,
eursomi ensued. Thie next. ds,, .\o-e
llen~on, onte of the chiaectie u.the
pla.ce, deuclarred ta ely .aws the stre'ets
shut, "ph~saucinhusettr ntr--no0 othecr
St-.Msihduld 00ome1 trespsaAtuang upon
the rI i ha of ,8S0 :ail Ca roh neyai."
lIe lFen d to dhet off th'e cois of- ahy
.no whots. d isputerd Iis piatrIioI 5t prospo.
sitiori. ;a N.1 ot2#'.~r (wnfond io maatke
the i.,sue, atal Mo0e andi benzuine hado
he-Ostseets 5d tliendelves. Tl'ne ftel.
oag betwee'n the twq claises is said to
bd quite bitter. ..
. JUIfNA LIS.--'he Jisterpri:;e anid
Moutaianeer ,of Greenvi!e has beens
miuphelttlrged.- asnd inhprsved anid
!5 t'o a first classa coutnty paper; .
Mr. Tr. D. .Kennedy .hus become
"local" omf the Anderson hotblilineer
and wvill add iiiteret to It columns.
.We did not it , farnt recogn.iso an
pydhange that reacheod a on Saturday
On: examination it proved to be the
Charlotte Obcorver, increased to
almrost dnpijbe 16s sot igin' l i. I:
noW ,eonta:tOs twenty-eight coluthn.
flllbd wdh~ tilegramns adi ertisemeonts,
aned unote and interiating secadiug wsat
ber. It l.id8 fair to do eredit to the
future London of the South. .
I0' Ub!jfderi f nlaas was carried
b. tore dutice M5ekey on T hursday
onia charge of assault anid '- attery.
ujhtor Gabson.wh piroseenttng wit.
tit'sg. I, appear$. tIgag Gihion.. and
Dvtniel R~oebelle hati yd its lfiut
inHresstore, 'anth ..former fol
lowed Roebello down street invitinag
him to steg aside and have It out.
Is blaf f /dtat by Jen~kih4 99 plac
ed in conflusement. Gibson claimed
that he6 was rot lbffi er 'hieor~orlyv
end that there wasl no Orause of arre I
The Justice after hearing the esse
decideaett h(tet*t-in jper and
acquitted the defensdantc. Thteia Is
p.rtieedent." Tp.e new O94UD1i I rO
piosa ton enfotoe - te ians s~rictly.
All persons are warned to behave
. then,elven or they will be nabbed,
unouieOr1QdOnals.
07:"~t. . I.3dsrywho has
been receutly toebing musio in
W Innsboro, has beon acoused of being
an Impostor, and has in, coosequeneb
vailiosed. He oame to Witnsboro, I
fiejrjo a large property that. was in
chaneery, and represented himnslf as
a young bachelor. IIe *a <quite <
energetic in his profession and got a
large number of scholara.. His aq
tions loading tlQ people to 'suppoEe i
lie was a fraud, a'guntlewan wr0tse to
Stumfurd Ct., for informatiour Con..
ce.rijlg him. An'answer was rethrnod
that hO hAd ouiO trout New Y.orlk to
(th4t ilacel and orgamsied Oinglng
dhools c) 4d .runi up .aomle- bills
aid thait i'eft,' ito is almo sid tn
hlave ihft a wife behind him, The
Procfesuri oi heuraig of this le Lotr,
bent for at buig to tatko him of, but
tt Wuiting: fu tiat (lutipnae lie sot.
uut, ou fot., ajd was Ortiken by it
'neur M.,j. Wuodwade.- -lie p-rotested
hi:. innocence of the tharges amade .
ULgihil. hina, l'ut thonght it prudent .
tu leave fii ou,a Lin. irate sboldranii d
e'ed.Ituirs wereafter him. 1'e waa in
Colitutia at last iocouits.- -
This Alould. teach pur 4eglo a led.
adn',about reTdelving, trangers, who
cou'e tore without, any credeatiale.
Niue-teati of the waifs that roaiu
about the ouuntiy are humbugsa and
impostors.. No. btrauger should be
received into the fausily circle unless
he is vuuchdd for. The w nt of this
caution ii the Nath hai been fruught
with ippuh..ulihappino'as. 'The South
is gendrally more conservative.
AnouND TowVN.- The now Town
,unc' is ivc king encrit tioilly.
Cuj t. Huideii ..tt-sidecno is tp.
prooching completion. Mr. T. it.
Robertson is preparing to build.
The franie of the new Nethodist
Churph has bcou raised.
The strcets are being filled with
gravel.-A much ne'eded improve.
meLn t.
Lii I! lit.
Oanvamsihk amohg logislative as;
pirtrnts is beginning.
Tnv bos -n T"own hiate organized
a bue ball club.
The Firewpen. are prboaripg for
the picuir. Targeb. practica is the
oider of tO day. Somo shots are
quite wild.
Thetwo.persons who brIoke the
lamps lakt.1cek have paid tweutty
dull Vs eaob,'as Gdes.
'1' 'gulle' near Mrs. Williams'
needs autention.
. Thq oiffiaers iof the -fire departments
of Ciester and Rock Hilt will be
invited to the pionio on May 2d.
Can'Lpor country friends., pond in
son-esichickrns and butter, at a
reasonable prie? : b
There will be one or two divorce a
cabesto relievo the tedigt of bext
court.
'I ho jolliest people in towp are the
inmatts b the pil. The bigarbist is
toihc dons.
"Sitcie walls d) not. a prlsoni make,
.Nor irou-bars ia cage."
DEATHi oF dUDGE iUTJ.AND.
Judge Jauwes M. Ru~tii'd died in(
Winmborgon hhe. moofunitig. of the
[Lti of A i ril, at the age .of airtty
years. J udge' Rutland was One ul
the must prnhinetnt, apid highly ie.
spected citiehi of Farael County.
Hei wats burn in the Horse branch
tneighabozhood gu~d lived on hi5 fathei-s
until ha had ac~quired- the' eldiuea
of' at, ~icditin. tie then tuught
echool two years, after which hie eua
tosed the otmo of M lr; ha~vid Aike:,
us cleik, Aft-er servi'sg. rome time
in this capacity, he' at'tended Mt.
Zion Sehool and- prepared biniself
fur the Virginia Univergity, at which
idlace lie gtaduated in the I iw school.
t~t-tuuining to Winnsboro lhe was up
poinuted .\ ngiktrtto. . .A ftar. somic
yeare5, he cet. ei lupn Ia "profession
ais a laWv~yer. .11, was L;enial itn his {
d iaposition and1( tuaidei imany friend- .
Ihis hoas~ty uand sturdy indeptnridele
of chiaeaster; however~ madte him un,..
cornipromnising in bis identsjand prin
eiylosi, Ho was, generally . in the
mninorityina polities a.d for thbt.reason
hl-d no p-iti~o offiet befte th5' war.
When Souuth Ca rolina s'eceded, Judge
Rutland wans otne of the few men in
t se State who prochtjined.,the mselves
Unionists and though his position
wa on eeoa - his boldnesa and
cotisiatoency comm anided 'the este'e u
of his personal flends though politi.
cali enemiesa.' .Wheno recouniruwt ion
caufne, Judge lutland was a.' :nember,
of the reconstriuctiorr contvemft ion,. tititi
was elected Senator in the firet Razdi
cal. h-giidstu're. :'1~ur this', bd~ was
ostrscIsed hy inany of'his fot tier s I
soclaites..1 .cl was elected Judge,
and- despite. the prejudiee against
hini as~ 4 iein."bk of .dle pdf-ty, 'he
perforied lii' duty ho faiuifully nA
to fully regain the high poaji ion bie had
pieviously heild in the cutifidonee of
the honest citirens.QI>-the State,. WgJen
his judicial -term ex pired, lie retired
to private life, disgusfted with theo par
ty that-he had labored vainlyito nmake
respeetable, and in unmeasured terms
denounced the vjlliany and eoortp
to of t he A duministrat ion,
For soin6' tiusipak Tddbs Rutland
has been in feeble health... tevaral
paralbtle stro a pred,.lhis , con
htit.6 on, and thd Issa one o i ed
him off after a tiys' illness.- Il4- wihll
be bpiried-,in -Lisaatpr. .Thus has
sjtaased away an honest and uptrIght
wmant Raana.+.ama~ ."
0")- At a meetiug of the Bar o
WanI,-boro, held on Friday, MAessrs
laillard and Douglass were appoint
d a oonanmittee to accompaiy th
enainh of Judgo Rutland to 0od
liii.
"'Our Locabiegrdwb pathti
f- late, ,.aiid adm'ires the ''oarlies
ower of spring,"ainl Voice of musi
l the witid. lie slooits the followji'tI
ihith calli; up our beitel' telf.
TilWE 'i7 t OF A PL)3ASURE.
[Froin the spanieki.1
Upon ihe valley's lip
-The dewy morning throws
A 'itousand pepAly drobs
To w ake a9'ii-gle roe..
Thus. often III ih courso
of- li fe's fe* f..erini dvars,
A .ing!l p ienid' t'e roeni
lhe at 1 a th..usnand tears,
TC) Tz~1\rT,
itice Store liom uuder Theepim
iIall hebt v en tht rreA4 of A. P,
tiler id 0. A. %lhit e. and nier I I.-oa
flietElsxpriss and telegzraiph Offi.e..
npril:2U-iC W. H. bicA0lC t.
S3OO DS!
E ARE corsily re-Ce7ivg sui.
- pies orSasonablo GOcods. Among
10 hntest arrivals are
Ladies Dress Goods,
*Ladios C'ulfms and Coll'rs,
Plar,amoln, Chignon1s, Gentis.y.ndl
11oys- Clotin~g, Fu'r,
Wool, Lghurn and
Straw Hati.
I Ml.alinR.--Canu.hrier. NaItchooks, Efth
ro(IeryJ' and otlevr Whiie Goods, we
1wn1y keep a jLAhGESTO'Ck.
IGlA StENI & BflICE.
npril 10
UR M.9ITO-Cheni ~ C'n cah
UR Stock of Sprinx nr'.d !'i:. me
Go:od , is noir tery-enflnplele.
ne .oi df in lohng just ar,rivecl. hylr n
lid sI ook or Print i, .ilaelin, Grentrlin,.
Iohs as :d Junpan~r~e iiits. Thje tilnes
fina of WiVit e Gdt: and IE.dieu eSvel
wiotght L'oi this miarket.
Cas.<I seres,
Tweedis,..
Cotlinn-le.
Lineni Drills anel Duek s.
Si i1iped inetas at? nirion
r co pr d desiraible styl-. iStori; of lio
nestics, lioth Iro wn, iBlenchied aid Check
A MIVXT 9 A F11 E fN E of llsies-y an
Ifladelchf. l'cri ijiinh ta aYentio n~l lIe
o ou.' EEased-Sewid- ishoeM, holl
a..nics' ands gentiozncen'v.s A new lot o
' tranv and Felt Hlata '
usi reeeived. -We have thie goodls, an
re determiin'SI to bc i(ouerold.hy nio onr
An examination or our stpok is solicited
"Withe s & Dwight,
abril 18
, A Lost H~orse.
r lent to a Mr N. 8. .9turt, my horse,
L.'28i Deenbor 187:3 uand he protnise
ret ulyn' i Je . iIOrse - the nex
reek. '1'he llore iaa lght sor-rel, roa
tome, and abotsexte'atlihands high. An
Itln tattort as to WhIoVo'bouty 1%gl.h'
Iber hly ipy~irded . My.'addre'ss is ,.*ylei
et d' . aid' U, Rt. , ' -
apnil 7..z8t W Man0 nL&IB .
US.INTERNA4
JIBE LAW of bbbeiubor 2,1874 Yo
T uraevery pbsoaeagsged vp,
r. Dtjcms him liaklQ% to A'.R 160 114
pirout.a'e aIdj 04 n ce~is ~i
eanismn Ot ,0;aiaaq of. burn. i6
SP'!OIAL1 TAi ir 1110 Aptcial 141 yeat be
gin mmiug NFM1., 1874, 1eforeoo~mitletfiIng
or Uo~liluillg WIaaLiueva 11(tur ;tPH'I 80,
1874. '0.
'I'st' !eif above. euotod ar
P%4* :mmftict4 $21)!.00
De-tters, veto.) liquosk 23000
Iuaet-IrS. 17 h'lk- tie I kpo r IQU. QU
D.~uem~' at all1mua's, whole.
[JDole it aa1I~is e) '~lf14!(io 2.00
itelii dello's ilml lentl iCIhcc.) LjUl) 01.
'*1 hieilt' 6' ver dol'e $ i {ml
etoitQf $1.0.00
Xori'm ii im smt'witired lobacco 6.00
MIaimsai-1o'tasca'sm -' im-itia bt.. 00
Ap~d 1,41. . Oav ll Ill itilamuf-to?
Ifm .i 0.00
An ait) eo'Lr.ui vorm mia ufac.
Maaamfat. lt-05a ol toba cco o.0
Thollkoo,-5r O ILS$~l,
'*(hi waehAin twoVlmoraow 81Y0
IPemtltalle.. 0 mobile o, secon0rd class
(t wo hl-se-8) ,26.00
.l'tddm or subacco, third class
(otatt moraa) 16.00
l'e.tt1eis oftomao, fourth cliaua
(oil fool or pfiblic conveynnlae) 10.00
lII'- Weiss4't Iaii Imim 1)1). 10a'.lAml 6000)1
Btrewers %it' -500 hi arreis noi it 4 7.) U10.00
Allmy ps*m-toll. a'' linfle. wigo st'i 1 , lii'to
em'iiliply wCitha lite f-ii'm'goinmg 1e~irac?
%%Jil is ~ i 115 se ul,. p1I0 iva mla. o
It "Pur'sisl or fimsi hlpe to ay ma of
ply loC4. L1 Aaalerm".a oole4: ur o-f 'Ioimr
mmiii IelV'iim f it I olmimittuli S. C1. amdid
6,-m ia tirc fie Spc'ial!,I. x silluap ot'.
stimnpU ;110,v lived. pilir ' ay, 1.- 1,874,
itia WI'riotir FUU111 lEM NOm'1mIj,.
J ' aW Dil uI.,aS.1,
t.timmadqiictipta.de; I im naite.
i sC IH li%!.II ? In i it
WAsimimmrwi;s 1) F e.)m'mary10.87i
Ett' act f-onu I he AM antat Herald
. Geoi'gisa St~ate Agricaaltuaft.icjit lS
DO the k'itor e cNIeat
AL tlimo I k.-t lateria uti of li Sinte Agriemal
rild o it, 'i - ; l a s)'116o.!t lipOli il
fe~ilmr il dily .-O t1lll.;inifig URAIIapM'I
mif sll. Co4( 'oqpmm cial I'prm i. ci ai expospil lda
8 ia ll .1111ii' SIslMI*.- 111111 sM4411t lg 11 lao 'nnl
oa flat- A limlytmit-M aes: hi ilie sla~e
Co1!ese of' Agrislm aro amid Ole Nteeomlia
Am, am Allicitv;, i'om sa-ptlysus wvtiiam"uit or
Valiue. I -m'v. ' itiq.fill Q, obtammosl fl13(
sei (to. le Cheiist, Proft. MVliie. saarmples,
iif mnost of tle leitlig Ommapaoa aaad-11laoa
imiivts, 11141. i ac sca1-ld il iilp Iif iae. 'IL is
pa'olacr to why herema ltils .urpa
were ! alai im y mtyalt'ii..pfFslom. fr'ont the.
bt111k.fi lamle au'ulaouss 's'icro 11me w-0'
I ored;. iaad j11il. 1-11 sia'-tirlt. *f3las.i a.
Thew atmilyacs we're imil by maiamber, mime
us nI- i).iiisowiig 1 is 4mime of Lime.
ar"e or11U1in whlma ii 'irtas ohm salle
T110 HisMPrSs or or'ap Fer I rI 1Hz nt'
COVIVia'5'itli g irillsi lie amttibcr anam k),
lie ( wemi I aeie. I'l'a''evud 4l~layaolimc.
I lii yeaC2.y.'l 'in imeIbit'lry of filei
Stim- Coie roallulli amg aeumialam cit I la
wiilym'. s1 !XPi il asim sownm in fllm
':s'1o ('41 Is Poll uti o' 1% ilae. '118 .cil
m' ilu u atI o'01im iiCL41 v~i 0ul 1iC1t'
~~ ~s'nJ~pmahl f'441mI4O( r, giV 5lab.s~
C:Is ta Vil.a for ( a atha ad th li l rts . ~
'11,C "(Ad III Suia..ama-flhll a - 114iblintwm
TI"ARGAINS.3
Ti111 now 01142llr1n1g tl
'.iQ4in evqA-y departinut
.1to urlpri'edtltcdly lowV
LADIESI
D1UP'SS'GOODS,
BLAN'KE~TS 4C.
fOSiTIVEIAY" A12 CQST
ill 3- ~ 11 .~jjjjlrII I " ,t
4.11A it is thu ilt rest tof
every onp to cill mid I
Cxaluie be(,f(.ro
%0 W11 WA RD
ILI
In
Aclrgodok of' Spring anid minicior
(2Iutiiug, iu GouU and l3jys Si?.u, 0
4UST
0 1NO Tirce new the,
'1 ko lart ols now crop N. 0. SMolasaes.
Oe I'unhI ero t as Molasses.
1h )6ill pur11 Trinlidad M1olasses,
'I'wn itlids Z. II. ""yru11p.
Threo Blores Orttnpowderjc and Youn,
.Ilysn Tea..
Chcse, Ur.eker.i, lugnr, Ceffeo, &a.
LOW FOR CASH.
de. 30 BEATY & I110
[etlic Burial (Ih !ses, Rlosewood,
Wallni1t Anul Pinle Coillns.
.1 FOR 8AIll BY
feb 24 11. W. PIILLIPS
E ei oll ol Polieel.
,OTWCE k h.!rehv ;gvn tat Jin elee.,
Iion w h b I%*- I.l nv h 1 'I h of April
r net cihier' ol' hi.-e. to Ari iatic
olrunin :m.1 one- I.-insp Lighte . Those
:ivts sr of to h s.iinr ally of the abo)ve of
TC'I h %ni- Il I .II tr Nllionls to the
1d3r.ignti by tihe Ill'ove at.
. . .\h N!:LSON.
it pri 1 -i d3 C of Coi11loil.
DiR0PRUi1TOR.
A\1 f diips ir n Livery iter.
t. e t 11. T T ri ll, I wi.1 kec p
unatla ad 1..r-e4 ndl' nulles I#%r
le. Parlie; ila n~ait -1 t;,. d, slo~k will
W %ell to give lit. . enil.
I hatve al-d opt-ndt I. C1'ringe, Ilhagg
d Wjgg->n ie'rv. All work ne-yl
wonbed, aind wariauld. Gie Il it
A. 1. c.ODINU.
Samps amps !
of. of on Ex~dIve Lmso
n he an. 1 h P anslen!,ofr- oral
he Orna.: Sloie.
'Tho m n t.ntis. cie t i
o ofl ibie .e Is4mpi, lm ininie in to
0V Il 60 1 11 , 1 r6 .41 s h lie di.. ttl
r Ffn'a ;A .: 1minil.Scl Il res Pokies. Plarlies
"mritt n -A Ol tiI.tra by Calling 1o r
apt.! . . . E. AllIdN.
-'* lE propoi~se toiiH~ sel odns for 187.1 ttn
it mes. ii . All goods chlied
io lirsi daty ib :0th I 1o i llwing, ani
I bills notm ii'a id w11 itI li e chedii ini
iesl. illti iih rat of I' wi (") peru cent pe
,nih untiil piaid. Tis ittle will be
riultly ,adhwe ni in l I)O ase's nihero nio
jani '.:: 'I I'I 1.1.115 & ]JW10liiT.
enry A. Gilsonn vs. Jamesitc hlirrion.
) Y virtuie of' . puwe; r of.:14oiney gi ven
liii me. byleiniy A. Gaiosoni, I will
I i i rst \lo'nda :y ini Maty next, I'or'
txji th l hulowin.; descriocd per~onlal
One Grey Statllin Ponecy.
Rheriif Oi -o. L. Wi. D)UVA LL,.
). L AU D ERD A L E
.8NUW OPE.NING lisi latrgo slooek of'
mt cib .ms;'y. It. w il rpiy ie initpec..
lin of nj. Th'ii u'd-vp,:.vaietyi si cuch
to wai raill deil strl8lijitnt io pliltese 10
i-ry ainid lDrn .s lodli, Itat rt ci vedl utpe
ai tion10i11n. Iieshinhei' thatl Mr~s. L'. Is
uionly one0 tha8t wint. 10 New Y'ork thais
0. I$d5.0 : No. 2, $37.00;
Np. 3, $42.00.
-';l1l-'et CHIE P MACIINE~ in lihe
.. arotket , mankeA to ILOK IT lC lI.
Itkoec 41 bo side's Thlomusanuds ofi laie c~s
the (hulolinas cil iiestify Io its Inerils.
i. wil'<o th Iiame.01 work atnd onily cost1k
se. half of tCIIi0hue toney lthal it o wiuld.
'tve to pig~ for ne of tIfo 80U.(ALI.ED
Fotr cm .icugr, sam18ples of Work,'Needles,
Itea d~d0i~A. A. M~tIS
-et forl.Fftirlliald Couney 8. C.
T~e i agent Cotr .lh' celebriated Light,
en. A gI for N. C. , C., Oa,, anld Fla,
meht 1 -ly , . . .
FINJ TEA? FINE TEA??
'(unIPqwder, rrmperial, English, DI3'eak"
...Afias~tatl1 MIixed Teaso, trout Unittyf:
LatLes TeaConsmpany. . ,
: ,AM.. ...A "S.
"1lack, G recu, and Japa Teas.. f'.
For~ Mie By .
MiuA Trn & nilTCit