The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, November 17, 1875, Image 3
STAvn TAXt UON.-The State Tat
Union will assemblo in Columbia, on
e ourth Tuesday of November in
at 12 o'clock M., according to
the requirement of tli Constitution.
A full attendance i requested, as
importait business wil do btl
thou tteacted.
JAMES C1$ET14UT
President.
NaW ADVERiG MENTs
Sheriff's Sales-S. W. Ibiff.
Great Excitement-S. L Ludecker.
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap-I. N. With
ers.
Ale, Larger 3oo &c.-P. Bacot'
* 1:o4 and bo{ 4py-R. L. Dan
nenberg.,
Mr Gob. Hinnant will please ac
copt our $hangs for a lot of very fine
- - a eot potatoes.
- t AddjbtirnOd meting' of the
, , ierchat aaud>.other 1busines nen
will be held in. the Town Hall at 7
o'clock this eoning.
Mr. Charles Muller has just re
ceived 31fne ' assoi'tinnt of hand
some clocks, watehos an:i jewelry,
which ho is selling very cheap.
Four. hundred and fifty-four bales
- of i'ottoh was shipped from the
freight depot at tlis place yesterday,
- and still there is very little mony
flAting around.
IFor the information of p arties
holding claims against the County,
we are requested to state that the
County Commissioners will meet on
the 2nd Monday in Dcember.
The races in Camden are post.
poned to the 8th of December, a
large crowd is..expe-tod to witness
the speed of the fast horses that
will be in attendance.
One batch of roving Gipsies, a
t io of Italian fiddlers and a long
logged organ grinder, besides other.
tramps innumerable visited C.ur
town last week. We aregettig to be
-some 'pumpkins.
A drinken white woman was
guard housed-for raising a disturb
anco on the street .yesterday. This
is the first erwe of, the- kind we have
ever known ii WiAnsboro.
p ~aitinga of. Mahud Muller, by
*Miss Mf. .V. Elliotti of this place,
attracted a great deal of admiration,
- -- during the fair this week in olum
-bia.
- The Southern bound freight tra!i
- * killed a cow belonging to Mrs. RI. 8.
Ketchin near the freight depot yes
torday.
The Anderson mierehan'tus. will not
buy cotton from any one after eight
o'clock at night.
* That is not the custom in Fairfield
but it ought to be.
A drunken gipsy woman and the
notoi-ious Joe Chapman were up be
for~e the Mayor Saturday for being
drunk on the street. They were both
* escorted to .the corporate limits of
towni and ordered to leave at once.
Mrs. It F. Martin died suddenly
albout eight o'clockc Fr iday night frem
hemorage of the lungs. She leaves
a husband ndfour small children to
moan her sudden demise. Our whole
community lypathizes with the
bereaved family,
ADMITTED 'IO FRn.cTIc.-yOhn
Green the court house "soup' was
admitted to practice before the
police court Thursday morning.
We are of the opinion that John
would iake a better plow hand than
f he will a lawyer.
Oystans.-Mr. S. K. -McDonald
receives, Tuesdays and Fridays the
finest Norfolk oysters that we have
seen in this town in a long time.
They are nicely packed in quart
acans on ice and are luscious. We
tried them.
We had the pleasure of meeting
at the Fair, Ool. T. Stobo Farrow, of
the Sp~artanbulrg iferald, Messi s.
Wilson, of the Abbeville PJresa and.
11anner, and Hemphill, of the .Me
dium, besides the representatives of
the local presu.
Mr. Gi. H. McMaster is thorough
lyg ponerstttod. he eniootea,
yedsvera n-eesry aditonsiav
leoethe s ho Elsrte nex year
aong proibsen, two monyths hotel
of Sthe up onths. eyTyor
ing mronrs t t Tho b peitnix
month. HathEsey oeaer.i
months,.
- inwhow doui'r.Lavinia
)- was up before Justiee IEgbert.
attery upon Tener ay. S e p
found guilty, and sen ne4 $p iy
thq costs of the pro cutioli W6 go
to jail for 14 days. She paid, up
est on her way, 6 sadder it'net
wiser woman. Whether or. apt she
is any relation of "our native rung
ox Governor" we are unable to' say.
C fol1owig
e his honor . the
M ayor ura ay morniig
Tom Brown-found dr 4 o ig
street--ordered to be gehto .
George Goings-assault with in
tent to kill-turned over to a Trial
Justice.
Joe Chapman-drnnk and raising
a disturbancc-twelve hours in
guard h"pg 4ad toJocavo town.
President Bacot informs us that
he intends ordering out the Engine
Company next Thursday for parade
and exorcise. We are glad to hoar
this for we havon't had 'a parade of
the company in some time, besdes,1
it will give the boys 'a chaice to
oxorciso,their muscles. We hope
tl16- will be a large turn out.
Capt. Chandler's silver cornet band
will be on hand.
STADDINI AFFRAY.--John Dwire
the tramp spoken of in our last
issue, got into a 'dificulty WedneR
day night with George Goings, bet
ter known as "hump-back" George,
in which the former was very so
vorely stabbed in the lower part of
the abdonien by the latter. A war.
rant was taken out before Justice
Robertson and George was sent to
jail in default of $300 b.il. The!
wounded man was getting aldiig1
very well yesterday.
A call meeting of. the merchants
and citizens was held in the town
hall Thursday night. Capt. Beaty
being called to the chair, stated the
object of the meeting was to devise
some moans to see if the C. C. & A.
B, I. had not transcended thif
eharter iii charging . tie enormoul
sum of $2.25 per bale yn cotton to
'Columbia,' and $2.5O er bale to
Charlotte. On motion e committee
of three was appointed, consisting
oft..eoars. H. L; Elliott, D. R, Flen- I
niken and P. B'acot, to ascertain the
desired information - and report at
their earliest convenience.
The Jfrsbyterian Church was
crowded Sunday night to hear B1ev.
C. E.; Chich~egter on i fourth her
mon~ to young men. The subject was
"bad company . Th~e . reverend,
speakesr handled.ins subjet'i a mas
tony maimor, anid we earnestly hope>
the young rued if'ton will follow,
his^ advice, esp'ecially some young
lads who occupie-1 roar seats in. .thie
church during the the sormon. Should
the same thing occur next .Siuy
night, we will -be forced to use names
'for the..benefit, of our . readers
These bo'ys ought to pay heed to th
text. 'Evil communications corrupt1
good flhanners."
DEATH oF -Mus. IIARRIET BiioJI ANAN.
-Mrs. Harriet Dlu~hmnan di'ed in
Mobile, Aabr~ma, on Sunday,' Novcm-4
ber 14th, 9i 4 eighty-thfrga. She
was a daughter of Rev. Samuel
Young, one of the earliest settlers of
IWinnsboro, and the .reliet of Hon.
John Bluchabnan who for many years
filled prominent positions in Fair
fied.ounyMrs. Buchanan was
widely known and well beloved, and
her death, although occurring long
after the usual pecriod allottedl to
man, will be mournocl by many1
frienids. for' r'emains will 'roach
Winnsboro this afternoon in charg
of Rev. E. P. calmer, land. will be
interred in the Presbyterian Ceme
tory. ______
IThe following gentlemen have,
been elected 'o'ffieers of the State
Agricultura[,and }~Iechianical1 Asso.
eiation for the ensuing year :
IThomas Taylor, Richiland, Presi
denit.
J. W; Watts, Laurenis, rst -Vice'
liresident.
J. N. Huffman, Lexitgton, Second
Vice President,
R. Tozer, Colunbia, Third Vice
Prefident- - - .
J. M. E~ason, Chairleston, Fourthi
Vice Preslint, "
B3. F. Craytosi, Anderson, Fifthl
Vice President.
Thomas W, Holloway, No berry,
Seoerepary " -
Exedtive Conmitteel-G, MeD.
Miller, Abbevillo ; John B. Adger,9
Jr., Pendleton ; Wi. Wallace, Co
ligmb;,W. G. Hinson, Charleston ;
J. K. Dvin, Fait'field ; James Me
Ontchei, Williamsbumrg a J. W, liar:
rington, Chesterfieldl.
A tramp answeding to the. name
of dohln Dwire was picked on up'
the street late Monday night by
policeman Murphy and' lockedu
for the night ~Tuedad'olnngi q
was brought before the Mayor but
wa in such an intoatedcodto
that his hontor sent bin Nacd to the
lock up for twenty-four hours. "He
.was sgain brougbh'bfo'W the Mayor
.yesterday spiorning and very' meekly
boforw4 His'1 liodlor rOpreidaiidet
hinmVerf-b~verily and ordered hil
bt' l"ea tAen iTnuediately, Vb O1h hi
lid." ri'ro says he was witt
Sherni-n" when -he passed through
bhiw g9untry,.il 1865, and no doubi
knows the "ropes." Hewent in the
SiroegeIn of Columbia,; andt. w9,
rise,?h police of that city' to koo:
to eye on him.
, nxo At an adjourn.
d meeting of the cotton buyers o1
oui town it was ordered; that a
public' meeting not only "o! all the
nerciants but all others interested,
should take place in the Town Ha11
yn Thursday night 7 o'clock to dis
3Ua matters portaining to their
fenoealin,treit.. Such meeting is
2ereby require.1, and we'hope there
vill be a full attendance. We un
loutand the object of this meeting
a to protest against the gtortion,
racticed by the Charlotte, Cohinubla
mud August R:tilroad agaiist the
ni eest of . Wintisboro, Chester,
[lock Hill and all shipping points
)m.said Aead. A similar 'meeting
vili, weunderstand, be held at other
Joints along the line, and by a united
-.ncort of action, our rights c.mn only
e protcpte&:. Let: all who are in
;orosted, attend and edxprens their
ont iments fully, freely and fearlessly.
S d R I 'B N E R's MONTiLY.--1'et
Earto's figsti -nyel, which his' 'bdon
xpected'witli so mudh intoret, is
)egun, as a serial publication, -in
Seribner's .lfonth!y for November
the beginning of tao .eleventh vil
ind of that magazine.) "Gabriel
Jonrog" is the title of tho story, of
vhieh seven chapters are hero pub
islii' The scene is in that Wes
er. country with which Mr. Har e
as made the world familiar, pmdtl b
ew *ho hate read the entird story
n advance pronounce it a, powerful
vprk. The series on Ainori4bn Col
egos :begine in this number, ,tith an
irticle' on the old William and Mary
Jollege, f.: :.irgiiia, by the. well
mow n bouther1 3Witor, John Esfen
ooka. Dr. Holland, in Topics of
1 if-- .t "The Iliga
me a $oiv Year," . "The Political
3utloock. "Mir. Moody and
Vork," and ",American Honesty,"
En' The Oi. Cabin;et "Sentimpntali.
~y" id' discussed. The other editoi
ii lopartmnents . hiwe -tli~r usa
mari'ety." ThV.' i b'hes anpouuce
~hat Dr. Holland's ','.toeya of:Seven
>aks" will be concluded in De'eem
>er, and .tigat..tdt. Haile's IPliilli'p
f'obni's ~Ajids" will beginy in .the
larinary nWiiibe~ -
E.MED FO IWTHEIA.-In view
if the~ proyalenorqof this diseaseo in
>ur.naidst, we copy the floig
which.T i'said to. 6'a remedy for it.
[t may be worth a trial. 'It is seid
that in several p~laces where this dis
e'. h,.- -been sprevalent but fesy
lekthe have been 'reported, to ~have
ccurred tifter .the use ~of this reme
Jy. 'It is aw follows :
Make two small bags that will
'eng.from ear .to ear, and then fill
them wvif ih ashes andc salt ; dip them
n hiof water-, and wringing them out
so they will not drip, apply them to
the throat cover up the whole with
lannel ~cloth, and chango lthern as
Dften-as they become cool, -until the
the throat becomes cool, uhtil the
throat becomes irritated, near blis
tering. 'For children it is necessary
to put.. lannel ~cloths' bothven the
throa~t -and 'the: nahes to prevent
blistering. When the ashes have
been. on a suffieient time, take a wet
Il.mnnel cloth and gub it with.- castile
soap, until it biecomes a thick lather
clp it in hot water, and apply it to
the throat, and change as they cool;
it the same time use a gargle made
fone toaspooniful of cayenne pop)
per, one of salt, one of mnolasses, in
'. toppoonigi of hot water, and
wvhen cool add one-fourth as much
sider vinegar; ~and gmargle every
lif teon . mitiutes - until the patieiit
reqjuires sleep, 'A'gargle made of
~asile soap is good to be 'usedl part
>f the time. -
Mr omaM ADDRnss.AIt: ong
time i3Jio' uiiown hasrbit visited
y returned~ N~ieiofaries fresh from
foroigli lan1 ~but '14-'are .happy to
innioumnce t'ht the'lled1M. H. Hous
ten tW wifoi will spend a few days
tere this -weelf-'-- Mr. aud"'Mrs.
(I~bust'nwro sent out to.China by
bhe Southern Presbyterian church
shortly after the. wart and have l1ien
saboring assiduously in that' remote
3ounitry trntil the present time. On
iccount of the failre of Mr,. Hs,
'iealth tey ltate yeotdruehd .to this
souitryio spendl a year or more,
loping thereby to be fully .restored
ind able to resume.a their labora
Nir. HI., is a native of Virginia.
WVhen the Jate wgr commenced lie
midijurafliti 1tA stides preparatory
o qning theniveirsity, bag 19yinig
bhian asider for the tide' lhe erved
afaliftllytrptsgbot~the entire war
ins the annyof Ndytthe* iginia.
When llifis ceased1 he agait
s bastudies dathvn
Iledicat hiajfi to the work of
"otrefgf1 iMssions, lefty his heine and
bis county to labor among the mil
Iiots of iAolaer ui rolnia ro . ...
I ko"uefhb firsttime ncl hat
1oen visiting so1e of thq, churqwe
rai theioi oiig b, aili t'lhen ti
preset coilditioii lid W ante of th
Ohee8'yiig.
Ur. Houston- will addross a mast
meeting of .he d1ildroni of Winns
boro and-eundunding e6bmtry in tht
Prqbge p pnch,-hron; Wedpesda;
aftonoon, at 3 o'clock at which timt
he will cihibit ah, nh abor of Chines<
curiosities which ' he has' brough
with him toMetter illustrate his sutb
joet.- All the -'ohildren are to be
posent. "On Wadnosday. night al
7} o'clok, in tlio sauno place, he wil
deliver an .address upon the subject
of "China's condition and wants.'
An invitation is oxtendel to all our
citizon:; to atton 1. At th- closs of
t'io akldreisos, ,o.lloctiois will be
taken up to aid in carrying on this
inmportant work of Missions
Mr. and Mrs. Hlouston. will be the
piostas of the Rev. Mr. Chichester,
'while in Wignlist4oro..
BkYoun d -PniIeAN.-Thera' -i
no case. of yippisia that Green s
Ao - UsT 1.owEn will. -not" - curo.
Como- to the Drug Store of McMAs
TER & BnIcE and inquire about it.
If you salor from Costivonoss -Sich
Hoadache, Sour Stomach, lutiges
tion, Liver Complaint, or derange
nirntof the Systein, try it. . Two or
three doses will roliovn you.
AoUE ' -CoQuoi lon is the only
*-ene f y ii .tlii.. rnited States that
econty k uo . ,ininc, Arsenic, or
other poisons injiurioi'si to the
syntem, that -will^ . cure Fever and
A io.-' IntermiteLnt or Bilious
FeverA, &c., and.the'Cills not ye
turn during the season. It pe.
mantly cures Fever and Ague of
long standing.
Dn., . it' :.'RY1 .in$$$-! This -unry"
valed preyaration has performed soer of
the most astonishing corus that art ri-edd
odl 'nt a~nrio -istory. Patient... ju[
fIuir jin-yAh 1i', the various disease's
of the lungs. after trying dife-retnt ietne
dien, spCndn. thouspnd of..dollai iu
t:a.eling nawl doetenig.ifU e by the ul(
at a.. few" ttlub.-ostindy r)'auvoretd their
l a a t..
AL sojourner at Aiken, f.. t .. rites :
Du. Tevrry -.
.;enair:- Mit:'intf W ladt winter, I
ust'd your: ipptddtratitfA ny cadgh aui.I
realized more benellt fr utra n ani'.hig
I ever took. . I aln so wolf that' I will got
gR tot 1:1.r.gti ngd ditat'l Iiutend~dc
8 -n t lop-go
NSo uo r.$ Ml'A, Nl,
- ~ -e ,'a t 'r ir.~
LLn pprndq dbtuwal1:nry- K
rrmtdepqy gt.ja "af rhb; tro
qiuostdto'n m - pisym'pin to. i1.t-ip4dr
nh4&l,:n-ni thosavhll dig - olima 'Agaid1li
Qe~~iOg aef,rniii.deceasett,'-a in~rtoby no,
ti oJ present })peulydt4o.4tet.'
Tuo.s10. J. I*. JoyEH, ...
nty1 1 {-j t :d ...- -o-rht Executor.
NlER IF' A . -
edd wit ekerlsale bforo' ' Ij
coui, ogto oorinWinnsboro on thie 14
MCoiday in Decmber next within' th
legal l.conty.9f. salo-tos thelarighest bid~mn
the following 4o~iaribed prop orty.,to ayIf
All that plaintntion dr Irhet ofa I'sigtai
ing .7; awres mto or 'M ljting ;jt .9 ti
I-ounty pf. .Fairfield and' 'etot -of rotel
.garlina1 andl . poided-oi 0:.th -North b
Iandls of the Es.tatp of IJ J Lylu,. J tJieas.
ter and-us) nly aylild; on ti.a Septh b3
Iands of homesteaid of Ijaptp H',M 'jj na or
1the Eda~t by ttdtr of-Dt D') ptaai Aga
on the V esit by lands of 8 -BOlwhy
lev ied uponisa the..property .of ThtInaI'
Meepsi at. theo s.e f M4Obt. tad 8 on.
ALSO, 4...
All that plantation or tract, o( Jand lying
in the.Cotinty of fsai'JIaeldia &ate of a1 t
econtaining 0) acres mere or 'lIs-s auf~
Ibounded t~y landis of Junathan .-tntong
E'state of Leiroy J. Vaugbu;r " i I 'reighi
and -qtlior5 Ilovled upon hit the ptelOrty 0:
James Laws at t.he suit or Jonathin& Xtan:
ton...
All that . ALSO,
Al ha lantation or trntet or landi lying
in IKairtli I ounty containing 150) ace
more or loss known as tho old Oh(hlaerdt
Grove place. Also, anothor trai t contain.
ing 420 acros nmore or less beuunded b)
lands of J a Caildwelhl, Isaiaha (ladden abad
othetrs, levieti upon01 .a the property ei
Silas Gladden tduesese, at thei suit ol
- bargrot (I Gladden. Tfermus cash.
ALSO,
All that plantation or tract of land lying
In the County of i'airlleld. containing (
awcs nmore or less and bomuted lf tha
.North by Iand's ,of Esatate of Oslaorne
Uoulware and others, on thei South by
lan1ds of L~awrenc.. eauster, on thet Eash
by' lands of lIstatei of 111D Boutware andh
on theo West by berouad River, levied upo0r1
as the l':state of O)badiah toutware aL th<
ituit of Andrew J Bioulwaire and othern.
- Trmas cash. -. ,.
Nov 1-s-t- -. j6 F C,
Deci'eo of I tourt ) 'amu'l ('ntfcart comn
,mittee of th)u .1 state of
of Equity )Jol&a 1Wathcarl, lunatic.
Againet- -
Lucius lihopkins, Ama D~wight :.nd El.
ward Tro wbridlge joopartnerslunder the
firm name of a.opkins, liwight and
Tfrowbridge, airdl Aam'l. IA. Clownoy its
clork of thme court for F'airfleltd county
T N obedience to an otder of Court nade
..Ina the above stated easp I will ofter toz
Isale at thme rite :&o tleo former pu1Ii1)hnnerl oh
the ls'aIMnday in D)ooombe~r nexit before
the court houmse docor in WinnMbao
within th-- leg4l Monr, .of sale, to the
highest lidebr, tihe fal.wings-loseorbed
ree y owit: 'Il thaif oortaina (ract of
i e antim)g 750 acreis latore ;ot' loth
andi repircieted otby lett'r ".," on Ii pltt
of insurveiy of the bplta placot waade .by
B H IRobertson 4 'a., o.s the 5tha of a -c,Qber
1869) and on file in the~ olflce of the clerk
of th~ e iutt .leas tot the -'oln'ty of
Fairfbeld inth6 '-nuno stykd 0 13 Lainar,
Wife andl others against. thhea ex,ooutohi of
*N A Fetdy, dttconted, 'ToimaAo sale onc
third cash, balance onz a eretdit of one anti
twct years, two equal ahaa istainrents
with Interest fsin .< e*.WfAtal, pdyable
anntuallty to tie secured by the bond3 of thi
purchaser with nynortgt v f'thp preiniset,
puuto y o yapapes
nov 16--x2t 1. ,9. .'
PERFUMElRY. *
the Drug Store of
oc 6 W. D raw4.
s . 8horfe:4~'S
r 8lte itouth CaotinaGib, y of 'ifr.
eT-. u t GowueyTt ' le of 'Coudt
'obert K. Picket
N pursuance of an order of the oonig
of common pleas made in the above
entitled action, I will offer for sale before
the court house door ifn Winnsboroon the
firit Monday in Dedlinbor next, withitt
the legal hours of sale, to the highest bid
der, at public outcry, the followin do.
r scribed property to wit: All that lntta.
tion or tract of land situato and being in
the Cmunty of FairfieId and state of $outh
Carolina aforesaid, containing one hun
ded and thirty-nine acres, more or 1e1,
represented by the letter I on a p at of re.
survey muadeby II. i. ltobertsob, D. A,, on
the tith day of October, A D. 1869, of the
lauds belonging to the Estate of N. A.
Puny, lecased, known a, the F lint 1111
Placo. Terms of sale: One-third of the
puranzo money to be? paid iticash: for the
blance.-v erdit of one anti twb years,
with annual interest from the day of sale,
tl-e pnrchaser to give his bond with a
mortgage of the prenai a, and to pay fut all
necessary papert.
o. W. RUFF,
nor 13 -tx2 . .F. C.
a toriffs Ofbica,
ainnsb~oro, n.. Q.
Nov I th, .1875.
O33c JO . X>I.A.Ia,
Importer and Dealer in
HARDWARE .:. AND CUTLERY,
Iin, .-to-l, Nails, Ca tinge, Mill Stonts.
Itolin (loths, smut Machin a, Ciruhlar
Saws, li.l Irons, .ugar Pans, Carriage,
Builling and Trimming Materials. India
Rubber anl Leather ielfing, Carpeinter.
I Blacksmith ani Tanners Tools, iouse.
ketping and Furnihing Itardware, Agri
cultural Impheents. Lone Coment, I'las
ter, .Paints, Oils, French and American
Window lats. (inns, Rifles, Pistols, -.hot
Ielts, Powl. r Flasks, Powder. hoit. Ac..
i hotlemale ant letail at. the )ign of the
Golden Pad Lock.
COLUAIUIA, V. V.
nor 10 -x3noa.
E, the undersigne1, desire to in
. form the citiens of Winnsboro
afd Vicinity that we have asmnoeinted our
-eltes uneter the firm name of JonsHTox &
1TTIrricEw, and will keel) constantly on
Natid a largastock of ilne Whiskies, Wines
(in, ..<. Also MoEwanns .:u-teda Ale,
(iuinzess- Dnblin Porter an I Belfast
[ainger Ale' Also a large stook of ' Dots
-and hes, )rtyGt,4,'Clothing, O rgcerics.
and everything usually kepit in a frat-class
hlose -'hana ful for the liberal .patrotange
lestowecl on the old house, we solicit.a
cntinganco.of the same.
Jibo. eloHNSToN,
.et -tRoDT. PTT IIW
COfE ONE COME AIL
And Give J. 0. $loag aCal.
- -A T Us
DE $ OD P CT GOODS AD.1ILLI
. NERT BAZAIR
IIi~lUilhas just hpep.huilt and newly
- '" itted Up expeciallyder the ladies.
Mrs. Boaag will avue ler..appcsal atten'tion
as--herefordf~'6 hiwds a artment, andI will
,sar no1 *1 pains -ia nia 'nj it the leading
'Millindry and Fancy Ia-~loue ih the
up-*udntry. 'We study, phle5aOfnd gIve
unti.fsaction. No tronblo ~ show goods,
IQur stock is this de parttnetat wilh be kept
full arid iompajlete dlurinif the season, al
'ways 19eiving new additiohs.. My stook
in hither dipartmeunta is ftull and eoma>letes
,Boots, Shoos, Hata,, Clothirng, Fatil~ Gro
~eries, Confectioneriesn, Tusbscco, iagara,
Em Also eni hand Furtuilur,, Lumber,
oo 7
I. . CT . C.
IIwe i n 6cat London Circus is cotolpg, but
R OMEDWS
TR h pinote to go for Freheh and
.1 Ameirgaht Candle.. ?Nuta, Fruiitsm, Oyme
tors, Sardifies, P'icklos, Cheese, (rackers,
Cakos, Uread-ahd numerona othet things4N
to nuppt the Pilgrimn on his joutneyings
oaple--I1 am~ undeoldedl where,
-?-but ttss ante that the smokifig of one
of my
. ,beent Havana (IgarN.
will leave any otie in a happy afhd cheer
fuil mood. Thianakful for past Patronage,
I hopa tot merit-s continuaica of the same
Iby he'epitig cuonstantly on hiad a full and
varfedl assorlwment of Confeetioneriene fine
Chewifhit atfairoking Tobacco, and all
byarills of (1gnru, some of which are
The IBest andt (cheapest in, Town..
* O#I EMEN 'TRY oNE l
C, l3, nOMMDY'8,
eot 9 Next door to P, C.
3'ut PEoceive4.
A .n 'aes. u. at.- riat ef Feaey and)
'.t-sv/ tie, eries oainslsting In part
aI. hlacon. I6 ri. It i-aa, \Jl~aa. Flnur
&c., C'a-ined Geel, Pikes raekers
chee.e *c. . . .-l.
A le at ti . AitO.- .
Alot-ef he inest lIia-ir. -in teo'n.
WIin,:htr edles of i411 kind~e,
I wish to slate. in my friendi ihat
hsve re'-aiwnd rny bar, w hire they - an
;:lways flad a irSt elasi drInk.
A large lot of fine tihewing au'dSik
TFobaes andl Cagart, low for Cath
sept. 21? B. J.. et'arley
A/JST OPENEO.
T lIAVE just opened-A fresh -appy ofi
..Cnetioneries, Pork and4 Iohcognn.
8ausaigrDied Fr-uit, anal a gener~al as
*ortmentof C.anned Good,. I mu,, fort're ernih,
nov 9--ti : .- W. M. IIAuIrbN.
BUTTTERI BUTTER lI BUTTER!! f
C 1It(IC!4 N. C. Mountain Butter. Also
Six dos D.; $. Fish--Rloes---a Dle
brealifast dish, f6t sate'low for the cash by
- . isna Bcovr,
nov 9-2w Agn
TO BAVFLE,
ine n two 7ear old bull lit ues
'1of Howena, A IL, U Vol. , p
M8, by Zosyrnsa, e6& fa ?. 1
11388. Will befaft w006h
at $8 per ehntwoe
nov 92 7. La 1Ugg
OYSTEIN AND 0RA13S.
T.WILL, have on hand every' Thurarday
e. venin~g fresh Oysters in the shell, and
(Crabs direct from Charleaf-oft, Also fish on
Tusesdays anid Saturdays. Glive me a eatS.
nowQ t . 412.
Cheai Dry Do*:
A
GRAND CENTRAL DRY (
W. D. LOVE A '04
THE Citizena of 1airaold county will a
1 above house 'They keep a bnypr in t
they receive goould by evety stoaner from a
('ll hh' T FOR (5AUI. They keep t
houne thin aide of New Yorx, and sells aa lc
city. We keep a full line ofCar pets, Oil (
B ate, Shoes, Jeans, Teoeds, 'annimera,
Dllan:ets, Flannels, Dreas Goods, el ".s, Lii
Underwear, anti Colgate & Co's Toilet Soap
single piece at Colgate & Co's priOes by the
agents for Kai"s t'ARTLT MARE suiraTI, AT I
The Cheapest, the beat fitting Shirt ever
sent when requested, and all packagos ovel
oat 23-txly
1A 4 I1 B ACOTP,
'c tnmision Merchant,
.ad Dealer in Commerlal Fertillsers.
--0: ---
IF ou wish ohoice Apples, Bananas,
Orangeus and Lenoba low for osab,
call on
P'ERB BACOT, Agoht,
NO .TiMUlN Cbbages, Onions and
Irirh Potatoes selected for table use at
PlanulE BAcor'so Agent.
((1 Lnch, Peai Oyster akd Arrow
rmt Crackers just arrived fresh at
PIEtRRE BACdT'1 Agent,
Uil'.ElI Candies, C~roaafutg, Almond,
Walnuts and Butter Nlta at
PInlE BACOT'S, Agent,
oNDON Layer Raisins, Curtanta, Cit.
.J rdn Atra Cregfn Cheese, Ptire Italian
Macaroni at the lowoet cash prices at
PIERRE BACOT'S, AGENT.
J. H. BROWN
..1 H most fashionable Millinery Goode
in Winnsboro
.-AND
'Ihte Larg. At and Bet .Asso'ted
Stock of
DRliESS GOODS, FANCY GcODiB
AND WHITE GOODS,
BLACK ALPAC "
CAB, &c.
oct 23 ,. ,
11 AVE
AND FOR 8ALE~
10,000 yds, Standard bomese
tic and Borneo Bagging.
7Q bundles Arrow and
Wedge ies.
100 lbs, baling Twine,.
50 kegs Nails, assorted,
4 dozen Axes.
A lot of Wooden Wars, Shode.,
and a general assort
tfnant of
AND
PROVISIONS.
AT BOTTOM FIGURES
FOROCA8He
1%ew GoodsT
NTew Goods!
JUJST REOEIVED
arge saa *et efIEted lot et .1.ise
WIVles and LlV:09 ft atheb Amest
& lot of Suges. Coffees, an~d syw
biaekere, ahe det inm een.
A lot af Fin. holoaa Sausage low for
0ODS ESTA'ULISHMENT
OF.
1.' Udlu1a, s. a.
*10 .wopey by 'buyfti their goods at the
he Now. York and other. markets all the time:
to~tioh and wherever they can be bought
he largest and',inost varied stock of aou
)w as the same goods e be bought in that
loths, Window Shad , Papor hangings,
Oloths,. Homespun o every desoription,
Ions, To*elifns, L s Notions, Hosiery,
R and Perfunrerles, w oh we sell by the
paokage to the Whble le trad. We are
irrEN Do!JsAaoe PRk boors,
ihtroduced otho market. pr- Sampled
tea dollars sent bexpedefree of obarge
W. ,LOVE& oo.
GREAT
B - E- A .4|
BARGAINS in Clothing at the old
store of S. LANDECKER & CO.
in Mon's and oath's sizes,
Our stoek Q Mons fur
nishing Goods, groat
or than ever and
we call upon
our friqndh
to sob
our
Inmense STOCK which is
creating
EXCITEMENT
N all circls, drven to adies who
have oi our beautiful line of
aioes. whieh'we ueell and
oWir handsomo stock of
Alpaccas that defy
competition,
Our line
of
Ladi N)ose, a4 large an assortment
as cn 'bo found in Winns
t oro;for1t-i'aUf ao
.knowrtled
- farptfor.,
to 4?
FOR GODS
0 IAND ICKE & CO., for
they are bound to sell even at
*saorificos on seccount of the
hard timos and there
* fore offer all the
inidicoments
mn our pow'
or to
G~oods.. Out~
Bleaa~hiiige can
riot bo6 omtistod ith.
Our lige ot-Ladies,i Bolts
are beaprtiful, -andlour Stock
of Oents' 1I ats ..go immienae, sO
that they are
U NARALELED
IN the townf of Winnsboro, and offr'
IStock of Shoes has:* no equal,
We never let a customer .pass
ouit, for the Stgek is dom
plote ini overy particular
from Ladies sizes
down to the
smallest
: of -
Infants and screw bbsom '~ter, all.
tire rayE, and frcq'.rentlywe
have had to order
the same live
.of Shoes
IN
ORDEN~1 to ruef, tho- Jotn aId aTn
Uwe therforr cafr affor'd' toll our
goods at anrrfr oftA than
any house in in led,
and wooedll uporfi~t
* and they sha11m
tueeiao or1l
strfetet attentlinas we o0 >e.
to E ft t m 'dete. If a
desire kty' go4d
wecren*r
themes lown ad nbus a1
-, ;
B F.- IES~fs OR
lcteilte assmeo andDhu eina
A~LWAN.~ TAtR