The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, June 17, 1874, Image 4
The Fairfleld H&rald. sta
.0 l.of
1. - thl
lwIcial Directory of Fairfieird ed
County. I 1
ATOR-.-Moses blartin gal
as nE WTATVE.-.Ieaasto M ifar, Lei 6al
W. Nel dge of Probate.
. , v^Tiqotn-onaty Auditor. pa
. . NelsouQoputy Trenaurer. . -
-r. ke--Ju uoSmisfaipp.. tt
W. .rawford-cho Conlmmssion r,.
00 COINTY oM 18s ozqurts.---.J. L. Elliott,
HIv Ay Jacob, John Martin.
N. Obear- U. S. Cemmisrfne'r.
AOTARINS PUIDLio-9J. C. Robertson, A,
A. Craig, fl. N. Obear,
TRIAL JusT[oes-A-. M Aokoy. W. R oii
Iarshall 11. ft. Planigan, Silas W. Ruff. an
D. B. Kirkland, James Carter, Thomas 00
Walker, Dr. Ira S. Scott. , ll
Wysaoao .114T10541, DAY.Na OW SOUTH
UtAZOL[ NA. AUTI5ORIZED DAPiTAL $200,000 de
,PAID UP $75,000.
W. n, .iobertsoNYrsieaf.
Geo. hi. MoN. as er, Vice.Presilent. ty
Im'I. I( . Q1b 0oy, Cashiler. th
D..0 Aloliison, 'Teller..0
bia ons. .i
W. 11. Robertson, H. L. Ellitt., a a .
Be0aty, Georgo II. MoMastet, .. IX Fon. pl
niken, Jae B. MoCanta, Jas. II. Ition, Jas. d4
.4,201A. S.. Dougloss, Col. Willim of
nolnms , of Charlotte, N. C.
Toden orrrimas.9 P
Pierro Bacofr-Intendant.
WARDENs-F. Gorig, J. A. Fraser, W.
M. Nelson, J. D. MoCarloy. to
ou o io,.-afFayetto Poleot.
hi
A'PIty and Contemptible Act. ta
to
A few days sinco, the people .of -S
orkville cnd the members 6f the .
garrison united,in the deodration 'ot
the graves of soldiersof both armies,
the cititens strewing 'flowers on t)io
graves of Union sodiers, .*b'lo the- N
graves of ionfederate sotiers ware
ingdecorated by members of the,
garrison. 'The memorial servifes j
passed off plea'santly at the cenetery. t
.hIt th'qy, were afterwards marrbd li
by an aotof tegtenatit 'Whiteheiad,
who ohoso the bdasion to make kn- i
exhibition of his hottility towards .
.te outhern peoplb. . While doibg mn
this hogie v cono'piuous evidence 'Of -,i1
-a wailft, at 14nagnanlimity which~if t 1,
-'baracteristio of overy true soldier.. "I
The petty act of which he was guilty, 8S
exhibited him in the the light of, a a
very small and insignificant individu
at. The following extract from tiie
Yortcvi'llo .Enquirer wIll acquaint T1
our readers with the character of this (
not : so
Thus pleasantly and harkio3ouly of
was "Doeoration Day" obser'id t a
th o'ct'et'eries in Yorl 91hlo by f r
mer foomen who had olashed,. th4ir yj
stoel,;. and would tltt our r -port ce
could he.rc ond without harrMiig a ,
single in'dident to mnar that whieh.
in all othor rospects, was a ploasar
'hough solein oe'asion', fraught witil
happy omen of coontinue peaooe a d
ood will. Ih.t we canoinot, wi b
.istice, Pass in, silen6e ' conduict
r Lieutenant Frederick F. White
ond, which, in all the uxisting cir.
umstanes, receives,the condomna-- a,
ou of pheo commnun ity, and whiiob,. p~
hateover the motives that prompted n
Is construed as an insult offeredb
1o people and the ocnsion. Since
O death of(.Opptain Christopher the &
command of tie p oat has temporarily L
developed u pon . Lieutenant W hite.
bead ; aind although, as was under
stood by the committee of arrange
nmcnts, he doelined piorsonally to
participate in the exercises, yet, as
comnlding offier, lie would pro.
sent no obstaolo to tihe soldiers, who,
.ns we have said wore the originatdrs
of the move'inett, and he relieved
them of a part of the rogular roe tine A
of duties for the day. Lieutenant
)3enner, the junior officer, was active -
in promoting Wh' work, and on the
understanding that ioutonA'n White ~
head would not participate, the 0ona
gpteeappinedLieutenant Bonner
loatas.n of tihe M4rshqi*.,
Among thoseo,to whom a special hm'
.vitation was extended by the oohn- Fi
jukittee of arrangements, .wore the (a
onlicers anmd cadets of the -in'gug' lh
Mountain~ .\ilitary School. By air
~angeulent, as an act of oous tesy, the A
cadets and the soldiers were to~
rendezvous at the old acadeimy build
,ang, at the uppor end of lii street,
f rom which' oint the soldica a were to~ W
;proeed undof.ndort of (tao cadets to'
the church. While thuis marching! *.
lin grooession, m'nd with mrass, on their ri
rotu in, whi~cn they reached Rawlin-' as
-pon'sI H tel, wbere quite a number of ii
gentlemen were aas enibled, among n
themi Lioutenant ~Vbitphead, this' 11
ieler halte d thec sphdiern and ad or
dressing 'ieutelint Blenner, said in -
.ubstnco, t hat lhe had understood no
formalities were to be obsorved on
Shisi occasion and ordered Llegtepn
.feyner, to bis quartors,.and 'to con.
pidqr bimiself 'mnder arrest. A t this,
ths column.proceeeded tothe intersec- Li
tiop of Libert ystreet, leading to the Vi
.ohbrah', when Lhe) hroke -ranks ; but ba
all except Liieutenant Bennor, who -
obeyed the command of his superior
oficeor, and perhaps a fow of the 8.
soldiers and cadets, proceed'ed in oin
broken order to tbio ounds. At a E
subsequent hour, Vieutcnan't W hite..
head addressed the following noto to wi
The committee of arrangements:
YOnKviLtI, 8. C. a 30, 1874.
Melts, W. II. MAtcrkh and others :
GINTJsmpEN :-I desire 'to say to Ir
you that wvhen a copy of the pro'P
ceedings of an informal meeting of P~
the citizens of Yorkville, called to
gether for tife purpose of considering di
AGENTS WANTEDPQ
NI AL G1 , MWE
OF TIE UNITED STA TES,
No book bite . oVe boon published '
uolh universti Jntorot, to jito. AmoriedW
asoplo. It appeals t no partionlar olmas'
lone, but to all classes; to non N
wotnen of all profpesons creeds, -geoou lirik
tons 6nd- yolitionr I iiosis..-lro' Ftrmers,
ianyers, 'utsf a Dipen - -JplhaniosA
%ysioliiitiolitica1h06 , 'f'ei ri, 'eAtu-,
lonts, Mainufraqtuvre, Snlemon, iptp ob'
earlih'g anl men' 1lho ennt otafy' rend, to
1d, a'P qung. .All-wint it nas , a look of
6n.ant'ieforeneb, nod to" presefi've rpr
Joir.chil(Irgn and childrei's.children n'
ho only' el pleto tnd reliat-le iork, so1w
ng theo giganioresulls of tle l l 0al
iundrell yedis of W16 greateu fttpAb 'l il
vold over nw. 1'. i'- not a luxury biatt
6,neco-itily to every well-inrormed Amer
)i cilizen. A ents p l $1 i t o $300
per ttioivtll Se ld. foi' circtlar. /, ?Aia ft
R MoCUlmDy, Iihla., P1.
The loig-Colested suit of the
I1o'Iice >ewing Magth6ie Co
ngitinst tet Singer , Wheeler, & Wilson,
ind tirovor & Bktlier compattip,.involvintg
pier $f60,000, is final'ly ite'cide by the
Suprewiolonrt o'f'abe id Uitel Nciles inl fa
vor of, 11ho FLrAnNCe.:, whit It alonae las
broken tt'o moc:opoly of high plrices.
THlE NEW LO I'll
is thei :ey nineahine hiat rews imckjvnrd
and forward or to light an.t.lleft. Sin.'
pet-cho qsapest ---e:-t. -
Sold (or bAsw os,.-. Speciel Terms to
Cinbs aid Doslere. Fi.otmco, M aln.
April, 1874.
Tiae E~lguacAt Rpe.e1din Au.
tIoritcem 01 Europ1e soy tile .-Irog.
est Tonic, ln-rifter i nd 1jeoatruont kniown
to hb. ito ihnl w orhul is
JURUBV 3A
It nrrestts decny of vitan forces, exhiation
ofthle liervotaIs 3 Ssiin, reloilies Vigor Io
aae debilijtated,.clh vth VAt ineql blood4
removes vesicles, (n artio mnis 1:1 aes
directly o I le Liver amit(l 6ploei. 'rice $1
a botle. John Q K13.LA)GU, IS 1la,
Al., N. Y.
VAT'IE1.S* ONCE'[TJ ORI(ANS.
nre the most benatiful iaa syle nad perfoot
in tonle eve'r i c. The conlerji s t81,p is
tle bents ever pneit in i iV orgeni. It is
I rodta:..d by fia extra sit IX r e-J. 1 e t
Iiarly voiced, tie effect ot wwa ii mosi)t
charming an-I souirriaa while ilj iuli.
attiol of the llaaimanaaa Voice is s-ie hb.
Terms lilberid.
Waters' 1hah-irmonaic, V.'sp'r and Or.
chlesilral Orgiii.. -inl un1filnu Fretrhl C.--(',
are. amlollg thle 11(-1 non11e, 11114 comlbin,
purily of vei-ing ' itih great voluime,
toile. Sanihiblo ter irmlnr*, chiroh, or in -
:.ical lintU. Witi er's' Now Senlo. l'itto
hunvo grout power Iar 1 :1 a ai siligiatg tole,
Wi th 1 at 1 m10odern11 iirtrlIVLI:wtll S, fltiml ar lah
Best Pinnlos imnde. ThIeto 0 Or us Stand
Pianox are warirnaal for t6 yours. PriceF
exirenely low .'r casth lr part v-sh, a ud
bflnace ian moa fily or innie(ly paymnlitiI.
Secollad lai I a uo at.n1s likan ill ex
haai. Agtls w -illi in IVery contily
in 41th U 8. iald Cii an-a:. A 1tI-erfl dis
entni to Tench ats, Minisitr, itue".
Schil.a, Ladurem. ere 11Itu-a rate-I e .o nlo tie
mitatiled. 4amCe 'I aiteri & Son.
181 Brondwaay New York. liox 667.
Iron in the Blood
AN
IRON
TONIC
0
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
The Peruvian 8 ru , iPo et
ed Solution of t~ Saotdeco
Iron, Is so combined as to have
the character of an allment, d
eksily digested andlr assimilated
wvith the blood as the simplest
food. It increases th~e quant it y
of 3Nature's Own Vitalizingy
Agent, Iron in the blood, and
'cures "a thousand ills," simptly1
by Toning upy,Invigorating and
11italizing the System. The en
'Nched and vitalized blood per
Vncates every hart of the body,
repairing dlamtages and uvasteo
2eglrching. out 'norbid score
.tions, and leaving nothing for
dlisease to feed Uspon.
This is the secret of the woon-.
derful success of this remed y in
curing -Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Dropsy, Chironie Diar
rhiea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and 'evers, Humors,
Loss 'of Constitutional Vigor,
Disenses of the Kidneys - and
Bladder, JFemale Complaints,
and all diseasesq originating in
. bad state 01 the blood, or ac
companied 60 debit ey or a lout
pt ate of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, in any form, its
energizing cejfects are not fol
lowed by corresponding reao
tion, but are permanent, infu,
Ming strength,..vigor, and steau
life int~o aJi par'ts of the system,
and 'building tip an Iron Com&
*tituti~on,
Thousands have been changed
by the 16se of this remedy, fr'on
wveak, sickly sufeing crea
$,ures, to stm'ong, healthy, and
nap enen~f and' wuomen.; and
invalids cannot reasonably hes
6tate to give it a trial.
See that each bottle has pERU-g
VIAN SYRUP bloua in the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOWL.E & SONS, Proprietors
No. J Mton Place, Boston.
BoLn aT DnvUozuars OENRRALLT.
1110 .iiipi'Ofi velIotine Shut ti
No. 1, $2.0.00 ; .No. 2, $.37.00
No. 3, $4%.t00
E 1tE bst. (11llsAl' MaAeil lNE is tln
m1.oarket., matkes the LOtC K SiT Iill
alike on bh sIdmes Thitoastands of laitije
at theo Catrol inas ent at est ify to iil mieti ts.
it will dn lae samt wvork ad only tau
onae'thalf of the money hant y'on wotti
havte to pa-y for one of theo 80-CA L~tlED
irst-ocrnss mirobianes.
For circular, amtples of wo~rk, Neetlles,
rhread andi Oil, oalI oat , . a '
Agt. for Fairflol Con y l, tb.
lHe is agent for the cellletd Light
Tunning. hiomno Machino.
letn. Agt. for N. C., 8, tC., G'a., and Flit,
mnht 1 -1y
tIppsd at this place for the purpose
deooratt.. 'soldiers fgrae's; 'as '
wa me incidentally, it wys the
it intliimtj.oktjit I .,had J'epeivd,
it puck a moveinent Wa. intioipet.
1 was surprised at finding that
iad not been consulted in the
ttert heart4ly fipproVd the.
, nab gave the neccessa-y in
uotions to my command for burry. j
out the re-quirements of the Mov- 1
fy action i reliVng Loutnnt [
oner otof command of the troops
raded, was not done through ay j
icoft9pyjo any one ioterested in I
) movement, but purely through a
litary necessity.
Very..Pospectfully,'.&u.,
FRED. F. WHIT'EIT A D,
Commandant. 1
It ustice to Lieutenant Whitehead
give him the benefit of this dis.
imer, only remarking that his acto
d the languago of his note to the
MinUittee are singularly at variance;
d the public will be slow to un
ratand why, if "military necessity'
manded Mhe, arrest of Lieutenant
annor, the little matterof "fo'rmali
"'could not have be.en ignored in
is instance, too'; and why, instead
arepimapding a subordinate ofli
r atia att'nrptiiig 'to hu'i)i-at' him
ifore an assepblt 9f citizens in aL
iblio place, it could not have been'
iferred until after the conclusion
the memorial ceremonies so au-1
Iciously begun. With the spp.4
ised "necessity" of the arrest, it is'
it in the province of 'aivilians to
quire ; but they do claim the right
protest agaias the mode in whiob
wa Jonie, asnd to insist that tho,
ne, tbe tbanner .an'd 'the ocosion
d only the appearenco of premuedi
tod ontuiely, nas much intended
affront the.citisens as to abuse a
bodin'ato officer.
pe~ial Notices.
Bq!i;LVuls \ND CONTRACToils' SPEtVlAL
OT1O.-Your *ats in tho Building Nia
ral Ihne, includirg Sshes,. Blinds,
)ire, lardwiVe, Mantle pieces. While
ne, Wtnht and fancy Lumbers, Floor.
g, llard's &o., will be fur-Ishled he
Ming season by the GriLt and Old estab
ihod Builders' Bmporiun, nI, very ad,
ntalous -prices and a warrant given on
i work properly ueed. They nre nlo
aents for Asbestos' Roofing Felt, hlie
iterial oonbtitues one of unusual imrit,
tich superior to aux,, 91 .ho 'elass pro
ously brought. tonotiaco, and worthy of
tal Ly tposo wrho,desire.a durable, easily
plied..co'Pnaratively inexpensive nuil
te roofing being priactically tire-proot
ad for price .it and circulars. 1. BI.
ALL & t0o., Charleston, S. C.
SATURATE A PIFoIC or BlUsAn Oil MFAr
tIh gastric juica, and, it, *ill dissolve.
is is joaIegestuion Ad-l to such a mix
re a little alcoliol, 'and it will not dis
Ive. This is lildigestion' Bionare, ien
tinctures, or tonics, or decoctions con.
ing spirititoils iqngors. Sliun all rum
onios," and rely sqely 4i:\ a. WALKFrInS
INKoAR BITTRIS, the fi nest digesitlve in.
gorupt, 1%6wn, and free from the fiery
rae 6C alcohol.
NEW AD EITISEMENTS.
25A DAY GUARANTEED using our
WELL AUGER & DRILL i. good
2territory. Endorsed by Governors
oflOA ARKANSAS &DAKOTA
.)3YCIIOM ANCY, or 'OU(, CHARM
.L.IN (1." flow either sex mny facinat
id gain thle love und affections or any
rson they choose instantly. This simplo,
ental acquirement all can possess, free
mail, for 290.. togotlli'r with a mar-ri
;e guide, JEgyptian Oracle, Dreams,
mins to ladles, Wedding Night-8htnrs.
3. A queer book. Address T. WItL
[A M & C0., Pub's. Phila.
00U~IlS, C'0LD H[03RSE~NESS,
AND ALL TilROAT DISEA; ES,
Wells' Carbolic Tablets
P'UT UP OMI.Y IN nr.tra n ,Xms.
TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
Sold by all Druggiet
SEND FOR TIlE
AND PRICE LIsT, 3IAILI) FRggg,
'0 PIECE FR ENCH DINNER SE l'
enchl China nrd Atone WV are ci ven away
lumost.) Tea, Toilet Sets ail eve'ry
ipg.elqo samg, iyay. Call or setid Ier
toaloguos. WASsIINP.TON lIAnLEY's, 6th.
M-r id 1211, 't., N. Y.
LIVINGSTONE 18 DlEAI).
For 80 years millions have Intently
tohiedl lp,,perllous yet heroic struggles,
d grand noblovemnentsq, and now engerly
sire the COmplete LIfe--IIINO
of lI his world-renowned hero and be-e
!tor, which unfolds also thet curiosit ios
d wealth ofta w~ilt and -wonderful coun
. Ilis jugagady. 2,000 agents want
9.uki. Oue agent sol 18.1, n.lothter
ione week. For partienlars, anidres
JiIIinARD BRlOS., either Phita., Boston
Ca,, 0.
Dr. Phanp's Ppecific curesq D spepsia
von Complaint. Const ipit Y mnit ing ot
od, Bour Stomavh, KVame,.arnshi. Il car.
rn, Lair Spirits, &o. in thilrty-tve
1er never failing to cure the most oh
nate casas. Sold by druggist generally.
Master & Brine, agents for winnsboroa.
0. nDopot, 146 Eighth st., N. Y. Cir
are mailed on ap pliation..
['he lIighest Medical Anthorities of
rope say the strongest Toniic, Puritier
LIl Deobutruenit known to thme medical
rid is
Edecogranpiay.** A new .book onl the
t of Writing by 'ouind ;a complere sys.
in of phonetlo Short-Hmand, iihe shortest,
ast simple, easy, and comuprehensive,
abling any one in a short time to report
lj, speeches, sergIongs &e. The L'u-d,
'ayer Is written with -19 strokes of the
n, and 140 words per mInute. Th'le
emnployed should learnm this art, Price
mail 50 cnts. Agents wanted. Ad.
oss TI. WV. EVANS & CO., 139 S.7th st ,
niln., a
C-0,
Thsorer aitel Biuerdm, o Ain --o
&Ctate r fle vMjtentogj,,;Fle rAd~raof
W11Ifef 4!lu~dee
LIWESALTPRCMSI
von on Ol olwn'.brtlfra
Send)x-Utaiui1.PriTon.o 90 b.
I.4 7 . . A A'C,
4,6 T ,ll of rke 2te I .
2d , 223,tbe U,
. O4 CH A' R4.E j
ThiCered uyers'n itin g oA '
Obngress, ite p y ea r 113,by' -, f m
A iCa i l hef $10 c p erIohe Lillrie nof
Conrs, at Wahingor
Agnt LIBERAghl L il TERMS seln
- nr"o i ier ing our am gunns oahs oer
n hA ll owri g or ers onte .
11 l4c : &b s & C ' l lno un,
cH R o Ef ON ', b . 0.
($1.h.pe Ct nendyi'o tobe dded,) C Ion
r o1ss o, 1 in TE i deaT 1 1 i 1 'Iof, 4h.
oNg ired at er s are t d olars .flie
Au ic onIe e o 110 e e wIlill
lwe fre o ei -urguan expense -
-l r en bo t he Snlown illi ze n ll nift
i'amo i ce : a de, on'r om ,tr00s or
eSb7.es,
Wil , 0 0X, Gn & CO 01 O t (Y . rC ol
111 1 f o the IA RLTCI 'O ng -it.o t il
(re lLe. TEN \To tle adlenl of the
Doeill .1)11 ei ,t ovel 1110 ' Tow o Wiwits,
h' tisl'w of ins r in Of Counci, .ae
mbl ied d L E--h ' Ihal TENt A FIOT,
. s ry h e r s o t.
n cse nsed vleof $10.0 r e prpe'y iti
t Che cfror limi s oft To
...Ilevied to eet he' thretal.I eeses oft
eac .an ) caad evr ma o iten ofim al Town.
bewenithe a ges~o odeighn a'. a nk ity
11n's o n Oe,shl work on & (tre0. o
1Jbe lni Ton NPt. fo ,1welei i d s of cc
niibuel for heil.!ume by pain ''v N .io I:he
Trensnry o 'c' Tn theit n ddasof thee
li one.i ci Conni f t the Town, of l bens
hi o, l i s, 1-lo ay lof \C a yi't 1874'.9
L.' ~ii 81 8.d :ateda nt. ri
Ws,17. A u N l o, .'cai' adant
mcchay ci ei'yatt :ifnd41i ~
Vtti s olliT tints woiriece~ .u r'eparin 0
nilime of Ct'~iii W c jeiheaint.
ntuey -ewry and i~ .'a t u el of t herip
Dtipiito . ct& os
ti ltai a f IC'i o.t
I 1( I G l t:3 itti a ii.s lf a ll 7. 14
io' ivfling ~l longer Schede weil;
Pah run ie ithpaii ronon and afteo
hetesi Augut a& Co30a .
"4C 1hser 4 r1p
Ariva Uerlot te , u i N.~i C. A i 4 p m
" .Chester, ~ , ia 17 58a4.
Arive olo n i tAg as eecger 8elel witp;
J~ae Aigi'tii AN t r 0N, 0e' s
A. Por i, Gn.h o Pasngr(n' iek t pgen.
C. s i .i 68 Ir ct -
.e N~ons r od 11.3 it,
A.Pab: le. f Enting a ntii' g eota
fnih 14),
(1i -1 JJ d
1 ,[I on ti: rd1i ItIl
!W fE A RV,'h receivirg sup
- . plie.or Senpnable Goods .Amon
the intenk arrivals are
Calicoes,
Lon (Ltths
ecq'ting, i
Nambok Msi
. Gottonades, L nens,.
-.144ir'nA; Gentlenen
- ''
In.,.our ifrtrg Departiint_ .Fresl
Sunplies of M%.eqdiqcines,- Perfumer3
Soaus, Pints, Oils. Also .constan
renewal of*o'ur'to'ck 6of lcs, a'1non)
whichl we now have Dime, 50ets -ano
* * ~
75al oels, No aesMgzn
an lothias,
McMASTER & BRICE.
N-OW OFu 'nR
A largo stock of Epring and am
SiGontsand Boyo Azens,
*iac Cassit'ner uit, Go iore'
Mnoir and AlpatAt. rks
wih Weowhte iEimoen ct oan
75 et "oie Nov ap"s Pauan
Weand Pcolreda MrallsVs
A clalelc to apn hand~~n
somecylino iferassimors
taopecal oates and DessSi
ancy Gurne arfc t
derie ind Codmersil Vs
npaoiae
c2lled toadaJ nd.n
SCarottadv16le (rg inay,
MVole BEalD LWon tie t
-pn11 - ~ &L.~
Y frtrdbde abd the publio generally li
town and country are heroiy .1otifli that
bipIegrlat Wr4ih the WaSilea'4fat)i1 late
T fti'a96\fret Ifdiesuffig14,bubiqm a
- be torhehingxt -A'.4b.fvos4PQe au4 4-.
9/L KiLhfEld f'Initti,&l--goods, . talzly
found. .' a-. k't nVd "on feet ionialy.
i Aiong lie goq I own manufature,
Bfe' it 'avIdnk ad.s-be ldii FroTiah ant
pla01in eq 0)pp .j0( Ioj t 4 !.%igips
Cuirena , C it roi, Jelsljes Uoconnit it,
Ila S gn, Choco.
J'6-;aedi a 1V lot -'othidroi
carriages which I offer low for tlh CAS11.
tI I
feb 10
Cabbages
FINB Iot of Fresh Grocerigs, just
received by-John 1). MACarley., consitiuh
of 2 Cral es Qibbagos.
2 " Snilt 04ding,
t 2 bbl. o.oi 1. Mackerel,
I49ien K0ts No. 1, 2 and 3,
IMAekeirel. a
Also a lot of Condensed Cod Fish for
- amily use, which I can reco'nmend front
experienco. .Coffee. and $ngar of all
drades Lnt. Bactit and 1lams, N. C.
Mlothttin Bht'ter/Cheeso and ,Crackers of
IlI kindl, Meal, Hoininy nnd Flour of the
bestgrade Also Canned Goos of all
kind..I Oyste's, Canned Peaches ahd Pino
Apfles, Toinatnes Catsup, Sardines, and
mericanClub Flph. Everything thiti can
be had in a tirpj pltiss Qrocery, and also n,
line lot of. Leiik's Tvlist Taihncoo. 1'.000
:Pigaro )iOtars and othor grn.de.s. and best
>f a41. constantly on hanud I he best quality
if 'Wit illitt can h huad. NatIuain'a
Lnbiner. Burke's Iye, nind Lynchburg
ilye. Nelson Co., Kentucky Rye., im ennt
tot be 6xcelled. Come aind try for your
ielves and be your own judge.
4ohn ). McCarley.
nov -
-W F V H lrs Ena mos 8 eetsoko
r
goids In town. They consist
f' Checked and-, 8tripedi Uambrio4, P1 ain
and StrIp~ed Victoria Latwns, Nansooks
Sdfr, Finish C'auubrio, Piques, Muslins
&8., &c.
* lnilthifs,
Frillings.
5 Jttoonet and
* ~ -Niansook Elgiings,
of 1 knds ~ and WIdt~e rimmings,
of nl knds wedefy ePmpeu.titionL ilk.
41titity, quian tity uthd pi'ioe
Thbe ilttent11ion of thin pnblio is called
also to a fresh suock of line ready..mado
Clothinig-prices
VJIRY LO)W.
OOTS, '~S
Gv, rerd ,Vaxriety and Sold LOW
1~O CAhil !. Our goods will be
- 0 Chir es for' 0o0dig.
a pril28
Stop in as you are paaJi8sg at D.TAU
4jth lot of Spring miillinery orqbr~fni. all
the late style or lijits g thse.Seisoag Also
a line lot of' lailles, slik .ua i les o~r bolts
wih ejiy ateelbd blok 'buckles.
.t.lli.B.i......s.,O Rosewood',
rob4 T& li w n'Off~fl
VIMPAnT
ilt 1-1
WILL BE SOLD AS.10LI OW
1O PER TON OF 2,000 tIs.'
)55 PER TON 0 2,000 s.
Payable NQvember 1,14'.
Mteight mid DORyage- to bW Addk
TS SUccE3s is
iN PA AllE Lt 0
ANNb ITS $'ANDA1D
tA No.
~UDPOSilTE
WILL Lf SOD AS FOLLOWS:
CASI[.PRICE.
'33 Per Ton of 2)000 1b
.TIME PRICN.
38 Per Ton of 2,000 114.
Payable NovenfteL 11874
Freight. nnd Draynge athlt.
FOR SAL E IY
EO. W. WILLIM'& Co
GENER AL AGENTS AT
A.E'i '10A-3t Oa, i. C
DOWN
T I11E Y
0,0D M EI
ANNFNBERG & 00o
Vill1 close ou their entire
Lock of Spring Goods -at less
inn GOSTV. Consisting of
)ry Goods,
Clot hing,I
loots nnd S3hoes,
and( Caps,
arasol, and many articles
>O ~nmerous to mnention., Call
nid see for yorslf. We W'an
'lhat wo A~, Don't forget
)annenberg & Co.
-01"--.
LOW PRICES.
i1nno \~
L. F. GOODi NG,
PRiOPRIETORL.
jiAVINO d isposeal or my -Livery inter.
est. to HI. T. Terri!, I will keep
nSlnnfly on hatid flor~e'8 anid mutes for
le. PArt19s hi 'wati of good steok wit
Woll to igive me- c all,
i haivo alpo openied. B Cartiage, Buggy
d Waggon~ Fnotory,.- All work neatly
*outed and warran q. Give me a call
3oots ad Shoies
~N elegant. lot, of Boot a and 8hoes jos
~1. rceived fr~r 'b illes 4 Pos
s-p af 'oAThR & BRICE.