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The barbecue was in overy b respect a success. n Mr. lau.' g ey (eiding "(ha,m'p'' a wasviptorioum at the race Friday. le lie beat Mr. 3urch's b-%y mare, l "Moly Johnson half al length in a quiarter stretlh. el M. L. Owens has been appointed United States Deputy Marshal for b District of South Carolina. 8 Whether this is our Mitoi or not, al we are unable say. t< Milly Macalony lodged with Trial a Justice Robertson yesterdeX a con ti plaint against Robert, and Nancy ti Henderson for divers acts of mali. at cious miohief. The parties will have a hearing to-day, U Mr. J. E. Gilbert has got his bathing house in full operation, and D we earnestly advise our citizens to patronizu him liberally, for we know a' a great many of then need soap and Oc( water, and plentyof it. ai ol ci The northern bound mail train It on the C. C. & A. R. 1R., arrived at 0 Winnsboro two hours behind time last h, Sunday'evening.The cause of the dolay d was the I unning off of an excursion train a few miles below Batesville. y We walked over Judge Neils coth ton patch of' a bout four acres yester day morning, and coa'sider it the finest cotton we have seen in a longa time. The atalks will average about four feet ini height and are heavily fruited. WVe call attention to'the advertise. ment of the Carolina Military Insti tute. Col. Thomas is an instructor of' great experience, anad by his ener gy and merit, has already built up a a flourishing school. We wiah himu succss. We understand that Juidge Mackey ' presented a beautiful U. S. fiag to onec of the colored fire companies froma Columbia last Monday, captur ed "l)y himself on the battle-field." Trho Judge must have been fortunate h on the flag question. Weo return thanks to W. J. igon, E sq., President,of Catohara Collegi. C ate Institute, at Anderson 0. IH., for D an invitation to attend the com ti perous institution.h Our f'riend acrass the way, M:r. b Geo. H. MoMastor, stands ahead at al the bowling alley, he hiving made na eighty-six points a few days ago i with nine balls, ninety points is the ol mnaximnum. Mr. MoMastor has borne Q off the laurels thus far.h ir *Tho residence of Mr. D. J. Seiglar o near Ridgewamy was struck by lighth ing a few days ago. For,tunately none ir of the intuates were hurt, but a a "purp'* who had soaught shelter -s underneathu the house froam the stormn was sent on captain jack's trail by the electric stroke.r (Copious rains have fallen In every mi portion of' t.he County during the past d few days greatly benefitting the grow- 1, ing vegetat.ion. Faramers from every side speak in the most glowing terms h of the crops. We hope there will be si a good crop made, and that it will p bring a good price. - - h 'Winnmsboro was exited y.seirImy V ain street. Mr. R. . Desortesi 1oving his store from the old Hilliard Drner down to a lot opposite Elliott Co. This store was moving quite Zcefully, and lb ia< sgtonisti.!g with lat apparent case the thing can be one. Auditor Peake informs us that hi.; ooks Till be closed on the 20th inst., no week froto to-day, and the fifty or cent penalty will attach after that ate on all property not returned. Ve advise property owners who have Ot complied with the law, to return ioir property at onoo and savo the analty. It is rumored that the Fairfield ire Engine Otompany will have a oonlight parade sometime this week. 'his is a good idea and we hope it ill be carried out, as it will give Lr wives, sisters and sweethearts a )>endid opportunity of witnessing it parade and listening to the beau ful music by the cornet band, and, without having to oom3 ill co.. tot with the rays of the scorching in. Toni 3ron, .and -13ill Clapell. ore firrested Sunday modirhlg bjY loor Murphv; for ralsing a d'sturbW ice on the street. Thy ware' rought before the Mayor the sami*e oruing, and after hearing some holeiome advice from bis honor on ibbath breaking, th.jy d3parted aving the town treasury four dol. rs better off. Foil TIM Noirii.-Our young and itorprising merchant Mr. R. L. annenberg, successor to Dannen. )rg & Co., left for the North on aturday. As goods are very cheap present, it seems that he intends take the advantage of the same. e assures us that he iiterds to buy larger and more complete stock an ever before, and we are assured at lie will keep his word. Much ecess on his journey. W We copy the following from the nion-Ilerald Mrs. Mariol Gibson. -daughter of r. T. R. Center, and a teacher rough the last t-es.sion.of the Colum. a femalN college, died of gastritis, her fat her's residouce in Richland Iunty, July 5, 1875. In her gentle id affectionate spirit this estimable iristian ludy had greatly endeared ,r8olf to the faculty and young dies of the college. After the re nt commeneement Mrs. G. returked mDie, and in less than a week she ed. We had the pleasure of meeting Daterday our old friend and former llow-townstnra, Mr. Jas. D. FraRer, 3W a resident of Edge field. Mr. raser says the crops of his county e in a splendid condition, and the respect for nn abundant yield of ith corn and cot ton is flattering. im is the picture of good health, in Let we never saw him look better. At an early hour Saturd.:y morn.' g a large number of our citizens re ired to the traok near Adger's to itness the race between "Champ" id ''Kirpatrick." On arriving at the -ound "Champns" frie ndsi became little tend or-f9oted and paid the rfeit rather than have their horse eaten. When it was found out, the [Dhanmp" party refused to run, Stockinig-legs and Lrdy of theljnke'' oer put upon the track and ran six unidred yards. "Lady of the Lake" on by fifteen feet. The residence of Tonm Dillard on ally street was struck by light. ing during the thunder btorm unday afternoon- 'A portion of ie chimney and one corn.tr of the ause was torn away. Several per. me5 were in the hoube at tihe time, at none were hurt. A few uminut es 'ter the storm was over, the in ate's repaired to the spot to aee lhnt damage had been dente. When io of themi discoveie-l where thme ectrieity lhad entered the grounds 3 quickly seized a hoc u.nd com.. encod digging, saying, "I'se on heerd of thmunder bolt", on I wa to fine dis ones it it takes meo a ont." \Vhethmer he found it or it we are enable at this ititing to 'y. IimInoVPAuKNT.a -JTheo handsome sidenno of Mr. TP. Ross IV,bertson rapidly approaching ooimpletion, rid when finIshed, will witisont aubt be theo most beautiful building town.- . M r. .lno. P. Mtathiews,Jr t.e over muling his residence an Matket reet. which has beta iJeeding, re iirs for some time. .6ugu leon is , also imtplroving is rehidoee ,on Neultrie street. 7o are gladlt trae these -iiop rdve ents.'t show. s aeyqnahsive ata By referenco to another. column 1 Will bo seen st all dogs o thi streets without the town badg w iII be takeg up apd shot ,45 is another good law passed by on oity fatherv, and we earnestly hop It will be ridgidly enfored, as ther are entirely too many worthless dog prowling around town, and by th way they ke6p bheh fion laying. We hope our worthy council wi: also enforce the vagrant law as ther are a great many, idlers pround r, et seemingly without any visible mean of support. A second spelling match was hol in the Thespian Hall on Tuesda evening. Messrs. Gaillard and Cald well acted as umpires, and.Mr. R. M Davis offi-iatod as teacher. Tw olasses were crganized, Miss Maggi Ition and Miss Carrie Aiken, being th oaptutns. Major Woodward wa (6irst pick." About thirty person participated. The first miss wa "abaseing," then "a marenent,9the: 'ano6iint," "6inopotungk,-r MexihNes ant," 'tiacca'onP' anli'ilr&p olaitued.their vigtim, Finally Maj Woodwurd .. d Vr!7 6id g o alone on their side, confronted by half dozen on the other. They sut tained themselves nobly until .aeive stumped the Major, leaving Dr. Aike adone. At last he put two t's to-titil lation and retired, leaving six on th Dpposite side. Three more of thesi ritired, leaving Mrs. Rion and Messri J. A. Brioe and Al. C. Robertsot After spelling geveral mord wordi Mrs. Rion retired .on flTorrify," an Mr. Brice followed "on ORubify; leaving Mr. Robertson a second tim victorious. The teneber then presented a nai >f cologne bottles to Mrs. Rion as th best .lady spellerl, and IV handsor inkstand' 'and pen raoki to M Robertson. After this the young folk had a pleasant time which was kep up until a late hou I?IA. Ek"aosas OF 4OUN* Zio] Mount Zion .oolbe, he In th Thespian Hall li Mn'd4evenin July the 5th. By theta'ime appoint a for the exercises to begin the Hal Pras filled by the f-iends of th.s In Ititutihn. Oer" the tag was ,bield bearing the initials s\u'. %. ., Ohe motto "ijxoelstor,' and the word Vfounded 1773, Incorporated It77. Upon the stagl, beside the Prindt, pal were Mesdas. 3. it. Aiken, J. G. McoCants, J. W. Law, F. Gerig, WJ UJ. Dwight, HI. A. Gaillard) *pffi aers of the Society, the reporter o: hte Ni.ws, and the stri ng band; eo'n iisting of Messrs. TI. R. Meber.tson Wmr. N. Char:dler,C. M. OUbandler IC. S. Chandler, 3. W. Neiglar' ana l0. B. Gor g. A fter music Master Willie 0-, Dioi ielive.-ed the Salutatory very crodi ~ably. Then followed more mu,iU. and after.that Master Paul Brice re uited "Richmiond on the James.' H< thowed marked *imuprov'emient sinei last exhibition, and was "rewarder with a bea.tifulibou!,uet. Charles M~ Cop'es. ded O ato4n')hetifpnor ty of the.SeuI Ja nigd Reoepet for tlsh His ,itterancoe ats iidlioE' I first but improvedr$The ) proceeded H-e a,lao was the recip.iit of bt>ongnet. Sammtiy .Clarkbon rendereo 'Exeosior' and also exhibited roark ad imnprovement., He also was h'.nor ad with afios-al tribute. Thon the bond gave mere musi ifter which Warner Etqypoliis rolte< e'. comid pieoef on iiberfy .*frh he lonounood as a cheat and a fraud and was heartiiy applauded. Rich ard WN. Feathierston rendered MIr Pitts reply to Walpole. About tha time the excursion train fro.jn Ches ter arrived(,and the shouts arising fro,m the pbtriotc Iunbi ot tIad4ir ad folks outside3 caused a ceniation e axercises within the Hlail for some~ Lime. BuL finally the train moved o and the exercises were reaunmegl T'homias W. lLaff routited' Lip 2ui render very creditbly' his ut4rno being quite distinet. rtdseph:N1oi pictured theo9 p it di f't uountry. T'hen followed ii'fo .fee a thoe tns. N. 8bdl atft Paul Blrices r,eqlfed '4 dgue betw4e KCing dhlarfes ani William Pe Brown M. iloMaster rendered 4 "Tribute .toj'h oljrghiT The A #1. Miller egelgo of the P ros e 0 lamented the loss of Ifationaf obi,e '.e h(:sf it - dialogue sustained by Wa e hintin ,i orated considerabi * luto. to-Ask, isoitj V tha e e ro" akespear agaUiOk e Plea4ed with is e j law S shows a due approci4tion < NAO.; ver i ibot hIs Intonation proper ana li r oeu ge easy. AltogeAher his we e one f the best offorto' 3"Offersou I a Gurfg followed in the interview bt 0 twee-kO lO- d lopuoa ,h e he rendered very well and ditinoct -JU wanner was also very good. H 11 was a genet.j f4yogj$e, and, fqu e bouquets, btAef&#f eti'd fo - deolamation rewarded lis effirts. B MIaAtefft tltgg~hjagta en :th first snnd I 1t4s a V,8 I did not roeolte the "Death of Leon! das' as he would have 4.4 I. ,"J aThen more music, and then follow -a d:ialogue betweul t d 4 Bolingbroke in which Master FeatL o erston was the husVi '.611 A]Iaste a Jeff Gorig, tastefully attired in fem6 e nine apparel'withl chignon frills an s all tOAt sort of thing, was the hand-sow a though querulous wife. He aote 9 his part very well indeed, an a brought down thA hhpes'eiphn N Wlie eulogized Washington. 11 J . 'Catheqrputin.... a, yry..amusin defenceof Omth-luu 'SwIt.2-- ric a 8-ni y-t I not a S-m-i-t-h e bu a plain Smith. It waioapitally reti dered, and his announcement that i any 3irl or hert half sister. wante 4 t ch bange 4er name t ,omith;be oul give her a chance, created great ex eoitement among the. fair sex. W did not see any propositions howeve imade openlyi Cho,rles T. Goodite eulogized South Carolina, and gav , advice to her citizens. Then nior Smu.io, and then .Mr& Clarkson ai ' n6unced the dstinquished pupils a The foll'i thelsttfa eo1mig in order as -regards studies. r G. L. Milling, W. C. Rion, J. ]] $ Gerig,P.M. rioe,..R. E. Catheart .R. W. Featherston, J. B. Douglas . 0T.. Gooding,,J. N.,Ohedd, J, 1 t The following is the roll of the flra four pupils for deportment in thi order of the stands. Jobn M. Wylie J. 11. Douglass, Joseph Nichols am f R. E. Catheart. Mr. Clarkson then spoke of th, institution and expressed his belie that the present prospeats are. mo, favorable than they haVe been fo: years. Ile thon uinouhed that the prizi for the bbst stand was awarded t< AMaster Millng,, and that tho Trustee' had'awaded the pt'1o foe aeolamation to Master Gorg. Mi-. Jas. G. MaCants then p e -sented the prise to Mr. Gorig in very Chaste and neat addreiss Sdefining eolgenue nad orato g giving ilhlatrat ions , from anciei and moderni hitory, giving seoud advice tauto the coure tu be piirruet] in ordtir to boodme~ a. trn orator A fter 'this .Mastors Shed d deliveredt the valediutory, and the cketoise were ended TPhe young people the adjourhed to the colluge tall when -thiey'vdshoed till a late hour3 The ex hibitiqn was a sueccess alte Sreflects credit on Mr. Clarkacn. Vi wish him much success. yANTED-Throo good energetf< youg pentosell 8cwing Ma eniinas-.enq wanted for b'airfeid.Ooun6y, '' dress with referenco, Ag.Wheeler & Wlso MfgIC, JSN-OTIO]ED. 7I~N'y absence to the North, I desire t In 'form-the public th.at Menars. A 6 .McKensie and E. 8. Chandfor will tak obiarga of my business, and I assure th pub1*, .thidy .*Il.endeoaVor jo pleas. lespectfully, JI. L. DANNENBI BtG1 . HlAT on and after the 1st dty e ~ Augutnxal do.g fodnd guin) at.lare o'~te dt'ela im hnout a badge .. will lie taken up by the Police and a fin, ,r,s itiosed on the owner . A 6 i t went6 fi)f 't al -(dogs not claimed wiltl be klhed. - JN(J, A. ItA8Eft u .02 ., lerkt of tho ~ ite salde.stit Swalks or cr sa rolling iiav4.a c1ielbarrows or truM n , n,wl in a sil ~~ e~i~e dllind. f9;>esoo tn tItor 0oyqrte ies 1 h i Aflo# 76.- '~' i s.FA 0 IOH IO!V Nd 0. f1~A8J&tu(... U 9tit lly equipped Ith bpf&!Ats -atu foxAr trut4or sand r h uruendent ad-Pf'dp r. is as of Of I truoto .0 Juy j _4 et;en4ont. B1t6W0_#WoO ta1e 13enilary a TIA I tionil itt Its ext'. 66891si 186pt'r.:.67thnd eloh June 1014 '70-. 'Tie 1runtees aid atrons ex. 0 d pre 8. sheir uaqUal,ied conffi. o enceAp thel fit and judlio't" hldh, r in the h e'lde( 6er the- deti4 Dies "oAttemiistItitio "hnd,whtehij In.the r futurel6will continte,to direoJt.hsd control its ilteretPyp 4 movt hoartily recoom mond 1 e a.jiport and - patronige of ail who desIr~ g6 trafisig and a libur.,l and substAntial education'for W li dauighti'. Address for- inforaiWon. the t*rinoi pal, DIL &r W. B.00K(IfARiT, , Bee. IMoard trruste;s,-1%sv. T. W. 1illi chiam, Doko, .8. U. July 8-8w .. . ..! - r' - .e G'. D ES*VORTE'S &Coil have?Lpy p,tual consent, tdnd by expiration. of 1imitation,- fdr(ninated the oo part nershi4 p, to date fro.mJuly first iusf., Persons indobted wilcoeup thieir ao count; by cash or note by the first day of a August. 0 August.U.0. DESPORT'HS, WITHI ample capital, I will con(luuic the business at t1he same stL id.. U- . ,DBSPO;LT ES. July Sth, 18751 uily 18 CONNO & TINsAD -OFFER TO-DAVi$ IAlk-O PRUIT STANDS' --INHEGLAS8-., a. r ee n a Botes CmtuAltc.n st, Esetrat. ehIon6. DAlinnation."triie P thr follo t;sheikne tohe roespqo,y sad l xersnt,an ir eivin, imadtaly thll olsasae toei Alo existnct he casht the bory th.ais daeto Dr. Wakst''s U .oi V0ng. DE tTer3, WI oTai asmpll e apials l oero. We Sthe besitgado, at, prh e s ado.. sNe York. tent se tf Wlkr J)SvantTS. Juswly Ch, Iat.nS.C, nl rh :ic O9 harl1&oInIAndLu EI motIll4th' btymutfcirn enr OFFT DV~ 3 .M krstateaava f $ 1i rmte tA7 e,found ogRJI pho w anges,o .di bil;dE 'ofVIES AR-r. o b rsao I-eAlocinI~AN ibAr. n lmaion tiveatin Jtora felow ho in Dili whe~ofl spke by sd . earloc En irlvn,A .urr appy alr o Apere toA o Ilai hcb I~'ncTonc aAira y I).rat~is faor i Vitneg ar ,ante4 Thogymptomis of Liver'obblt1Airou e paiti -is Ii tho atioulOlor, and fs.nilsta ed With the loss of apptl,o and oiiess t.orallng wit lax, The heait is.troublld siderable'loss of,neniory, accoipaltl6 i1 sometililg ityhoh ought to have been done and low apirits. Sntellmues tnany of O,p vgry few of thoni Ibut the liver is .getera THE.-FAVOR19TE I23one tomecs.y. Is. warraniu not, to Ponta ic a i pae tiolo of 1eroury, or any Itijur oVs hiieral substibo, but is PURELY JrRGRTABJlE contaIning those8outhern roots and Herb which ta all*18o'i ovidooe -hs pla.ed in countries where Liver DinenFes tnosi prevail. It will courp all dioseq caVeed by dorang.-moti of-$he IiYer aid Udw ols. 9.inmoni Lirt. Reogul4t0 or Mediine Is 'etienll): a family -hedioino, and by bitng kept ready,for immediate rosort.will s've naty atn hour . orstifferihg .and ninny a dollar i tlime and ;doctors' hilii. After over Forty Yearm trial Ils still reociving tlt' most, unqualified teiti. monials toitm virtues from porotrs.or.t.h 9 highest, character atd responsibility. Emment, physicians comn-'-1 ' d (le htust Eteotnal gueoido. for consititi n, Iloadaoho Pain i hle shoulders. Dizzines, Sour Stomaoh, bad Itste i.a the I 1outhI, hillioll attacks; Pal. plItation of the.11cart, Pain itt the regibnA of the Kidneys, despondeny, gloonp and f6tebodinps of evil, all of which- aro-the offispring of a dlseased Liver. Por Dyspesia or TndigeatiOn. Aried Aith this antiloio all QUtmatos Aid cltahgus of water nd ford mtay be faced withoit fear. At A Remnedy in 'Malarious Plevers, Bowel ConiplalniN, restlemiest, Jaundic, Nausea, IT HAS 1O EQUA t It i.q the alteapest, puremt atd the best Funily iedicito in the world I guy ho po*de'or Prepired RilmibhA lIoei R6gulatcr hdless it out eugraVed wrap per with Trade mark,,mtamp mund signrtur tubroken. :None other io genhipe J. I. ZEILIN & C04 Mlacon, oa., and Phiht11dolplia. FOR SAtt BY ALL DRUGGISTa1 TAKE l-'oi' tall diseades of. the Liver,# ,Somach atnd St leen. As a remedLy in Nitilarious.* Fevets, liowel Comp jlaits , D)yspepsia , Ment al Depressaiona lest. lesttness. J'ttntidic, Nsasen. Sick Jfeatd,,h, Colic, Cotnstipa tiotn ants Uilliotinness. S. L AN DE C fy Goo& n C flAR tJmrpeitkonii t DQ~P(f(dt ds ~Drug~ a43~IpPtu as f iQ oeh fof thbilmatlem Tbo stanaq. ivqf(e,; ,bovooss id gonerod 0o0stive, dn-m119qj atj h Pain,ny n if pinful senw.ition 9 lkaIn . uItIAone oftenl compliioug of wealincios, 44lil90 ovg.e h denasp apdi at other ilmet Ily the orgat.id1t Inv aoet. he TESTIMONIAILS. havo bevor sceti or: trie4 aeob, simple effioaoloul, sa 81fatory and pe - aat remed ine ny.( , faine, , Lo it%e, Mo. Hon. :A1e1 '. Atophenl.. ret4uires it, D)r. Sh.tunoh' Tave t~ g eula'. tor. with good el'ect.V-16tW A1. Etoyhoss. ,'V 2 GOVer'611 1IbMa Yo dr ltegpltor hasbeun in tio . fit fi ly 6 ponto4lnito, hhd an oursdaded ( s a vnInblo' 'addition to tho..nedibla ,qqibnce."--)-v. *1 , 9111 , top,.' Al *'I have uped the 4itltt6t hi'my fami ly for, th a pst sevoittet -Years.. I can safly re6orhmend it 'to tha %Yetld, as he boat medicino I haVo ovor us6d. fot . i1 obiss of dionseos IL purports. to fouko .F. Thigpon. President City Bankc. "Simmons' Livet 1%ogitlator has proved a *ood and efoadious r. 1i6in-."- C. A., Nut ingo "Wo h06beoh qthaied with Dr Sin-mohal Liver Miedig,n, for Mora thai tvtenty yeays, afi4 know 'it to be the boht LivR i t-t!or 6kcred to the 0tiblio.". M1. Rt. Lyon aWIf," I.>fLoiifBellefontain.e ''I wns ourod by Simmous' Liver Rogn lator, affor having sutler d movaral year a with Chills and Yever."I. . AntoIrsou ? .The Olorgy IIa Lo.nn a dyspqtio for y6ars ; be gan the Ragulator tw9 y0ar4j a?n,; s ha noted like a oha''a 'I ny case. -- .' J L.5 lIolmos %ies tndoro6i1mbt. havo . gven y our iedilina ii thorough trill, unhi' bi s no haso ha it, failed to give- satislttIon."--Eilen Meacham, Chatthhooolleoi Fla. 8horiff Bibb Couttyk .Il have sed your. ltegua'.or with ona, labseful eifwt) Bililools . ohe Aand NA. Pops1a. - It, in an elt ellet remed stad ocerftMulfi'pubtle blePgsing.'1-0i%sdh son, Dibb Coutty'Ga,. I'iy ii aild self havo iab ( tltoget Iater for years, and i.dtify to Its gtoant tillue."=-Rv.J.'Poldep; Pefrry lai si think Sinimons Liver ltogulalor- ond f.Ihs best medioine o.or mado for 'the alver. *My wife and Inany tihIrs, hayd lod it with wonddi\u1 cict.1-11, Ik, Ispf ks, Albany; T1a, O4 lve ised the llegule n mf faii- ^ ly, also In auy 'egulatr praotiace,: and hate fontr d It a mn'ai valndblo and -satisfaory 'edi'iane, atnd believe.!f it. Ms ;a used by o profession It Wduid be. r f soryioo iri . ny oases, I k.no 'very -mheh of uapond~n't parts, anhd det'tify its niedi *halitIesht.d porfootly lIaf~miess".. iggi, \l.-D\IO an, GIa 2- x0 KR &CON, Clothing Hose1 L &qf Z'rade! Safe and' ReIili AT 4 ,ni Pl4a) 4 PIIySICIAN8 PRE8CithIISE E lqe4 i%edinfe1he0~DsewedlyPopular AS El,1d dRI al, nlar 9 g iA fro00od and W.EMG N. >s .'11i46.9 te.. * - 1; .A.*. -