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pfI-An 1# mark on a Bubsoriber's h ;lpcr denotes that his subscrij)tion has expired. We will be glad to ha'"o all de lnquent subscribers settle past dues and pay up for another yhi.,. Thorn' nre a , 0good many porsons whom we havp been indulging for a long time. As we undergo heavy expense and. lreue ..ulua le d to make CASE PAYMNOTH for h)itvrial v il labor, we cannot afford to wait l(.Ioger for our just dues. On the Fii'T IF JANUARY NExT We propos ' to erasO the nates ot all delin queu subsribers frot tar books, how ever we nay regret if: The 1s4 is only four dollars, sanl the ILEu 1, t.lJo dollars a year. Pay up, youtr.msiysripteus. NOTICE. There will be no clmaftro IN the buisniness magemont of the Niis and iiR AD.1). Indiv:idual and paitnerslhip ; claims will be prosenhted to W. H. Williams. Powr OFFI w R Ioum.--The post oflice will be open daily (Sundays excepted) from 9 -A. M., to 12 M. and from 2 to 5 P. M. Northern and Southern mail close at 7 P. M. 2precisely. M'iY M:dl dolivered on Sundays from 9 to 9:30 A. l. only. RAITnOA) SuoHiEumI.E.-ThC trains on C. C. & A. R. I. now leave Winnsbor6 as follows: Going north 11.55. l) X11. 'Ooii1 snth, 1.i,a n Accomumodation day trahs'. Go'fug north, 11.33, a. m. Going etouth, 12.12. These trains meet at Winns b>oro. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Sherifl"s Sale-S. W. Rutr. ,3tnlkru)t Sle-S. 1 Clowney. GrassSed'i- W. E Aike'. Needles-Connor & Chandler. BIase Ball. Sheriffs atle.--S. W. Ruff. Hats-J. F. Micastor & Co. W. B. & L. A.-D. I. F(leuni ken, Sec. and Treas. Notice--J. E. Gilbert. 'TCorrnamen t n--WY. T. Crawford, SOc. andl Tre~as. T Get your job work printod at his c lice. L. Cass Caipemter, collector of mnternal revenno, at Co:ulumi, wa robbled a O few nights ago of $5,000. G0)overmnen t inomy ! TonumlNEr.-We call attention1 to the Notice of Mr. W. T. Craw. ford, witht i coUr(JiC(u ta' I r)1o)bose I to:uinmniut ''Ihe y'!'ig iii('l have heretofore been very successful, in affairs of this kind, 1nd We t rust that in the one now prl-ej(ct'd they will be equally so. The Soutltorn Lifo Insurance Company has publishOd a statement of its assets andici liabilities, which represents the forMer,to 16. $l,578, S 298, and he lattter $1517,000---show ing an act~utl stirplus of $61,298. We trust this 'stimate will tt'rn out to ho ac&drately corret. .Onrruanii.--Mrs. Nan c' VWatt dhed on Sunday evening last, after ashort illnmess. She was living at the titiNo at thme residoneo c~f Capt. A. P. Irly, near 11or1b ikurch. * tMs. Watt was about eighty years 'of ag o. She was a miost estimable * lad1y, and loes a numbor of relat ives hind frienas to mourn her (leath. Thme abairaman of the excutive tomtnittt C of the repunblican party in South Camrolilna has .callod a state bnvenltsi., to bio hbb' at Cohunbia "iA the dlever th day of Ayi'il next'. hehet of IlM convention is to e(lect rourteen dcedates to represent the plai-ty ini the national convention; to be hol aut Cincinnal i on the four tonth (lay of Ji'me, and5. to "transaec, such other business aH may b)e deemed necei*~ssar;" Fairfinld cour-. ty is on titled to thirdo delegates in the state conlvention.l PERnSoN.U,.-Mr. M. C. Rlobertson, of thme firm of Robertson & pos: p ortes, hardiwatre dealers at 11ocR Hill S. C., wasiI in Winnsblloro last Snd~ay. Mr. Robertson is well known in Fairfield, and his many frienads will be plo-ised to learn that lhe i doing well. Though but r~e cently established, the house of Ilob - ortuon & D~esportes hasi already Taken a high stand in the mercantile omunity of Rock Hill-one of the uotwide awake and progressive towns in Sonth '(Caroline. The pulpit of the Prelytria'n church wVas filled on Sunday laM, bgj R1ev. WV. S Phner, af the Columbia Threological S'eminary. Dr. Plumeor is one of the abllest theologians an~d fintest schiolars in this country, and hmof likewise ran]. r high as a- j >reachler lie hais contributed la:'gely to the thieological literature of thme day, and a d his works bear thme impiress of deep Srosh::~.h cotmbinted with E.rvenit p)iety. THE n tison MONUMENT.---Our at tention haIs becen calledl to the condli tioni of the monumnent standing ini front of the( dollego building. The bieck (nclorme is b~rokeni ini mny places, and in some is not mobre than 'twelve inches~ high. The mornument, thus unprotected, is constantly ox posod~( to the risk of being seriously ininred. An iron- . iling would1 ho most'dosirablo as a surrounding, but as this would perhaps entail too much bxljonse, an ordizary wooden one, four .or five feet in hpight, would temporarily answer the purpose. Mrs. J( n3s, how is your )Ah this muornihg? Thank you, madaj, much improved. I bouglht a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup hist night, and after the first dose my cough was checked. I slept well, and have not couglied onc. this morning. TiME FoR TAxPixYi.-Tlle com - .roller-general. his 'issued a circul .r to the several'Couy trMasurere, in structing them to k<e> thbir, 1>ooks open sixty one days frdi th date on which tlicy reispoctively iiotifi0cl the taxpltyors of their reidineds to re. *ceive taxes. The bor a were oliened i Fairfield on the fiftoenth of Jtnu zry, and they will therefore U'( closid on the fifteenth of March. It is haid t at there will be 111o extension W .tover beyond the tine noW fixed by the comptroller-general. In this connection, We have bedi informed by Troas~iler 'Nlson that taxes are lining paid very slowly. For the'aocommnodatiou of taxpayers, he hs visited nearly every section of the coiIibt, bitt ii collections have, been very' siall indeed. This tardi ness of the people is atti ibutable sole ly to the scarcity of iony. A SWINDLE.-Some of our ex changes mention that a peddler of silk is going his rounds, and swindles peoplo thus :He represents his spools to contain four or five hun dre1 yards each, and offors to m1e1 suro thorn. When the purchase is examined, each spool is found to contain but on hundred yards. The offer to measure is simply a bi ,j; as :o v l~ersons will take the troul) of measuring several hun dred yards of thread, or even sit by to witness the operation. Hence the swindler's success. TiE SATE', DMOlCRAY.-The fol lowing circular letter, d-ited Edge lhid, Felrottry 6, 1876, has ben is sued by (n. M. C. Butler, chair in mo of the executive committee of the democratic party of South Caro "There will be- a meeting of the Secu tive Conimmitt e of the Demo cratic party of South Carolina in the 1 trlor of the Columbia Hotel, Co hunbiat; S. C.;' on Tuosdny, th6 22d of Febrlatry, instant, at '8 o'clock, to arrango for 'A BAll of a convention of the people, and to oon'sider such )tier matters as mnal l brought, bcfor, it. The Qounty Chiainien 1f the respective counties are invited to ~neet the Cmamnni'too on the follow i g day (2.3d), at 11 o'clock, A. M., in the same rooms." SALES-DAY. -There woroe remarka-' ly few people in Winnsboro 0on last sales-day, and consequenitly few b~idders9. The sheriff sold tie follow in~g p)roperty t-.. dune tract of land containing 01n0 hihndred and thirty nine acres, p)roper'ty of Robert K. Pickett, to Hugh Malvancy for $2i00. li One tract containing two hn dired and twenty adiros, yroperty of 1). B. Kirkland, to Williani Cook$ for $300. One tract containing three hum dred andl tiv~eify two acres, property of Baylis E. Elknhi; to Willian3 B Dunlap for $850. Thore was likewise sold a lot of pelrsonl properCty--cotton, corn,. muhles, hlorses, fuiniture ete.--all of wvhich brodight ottrentoly low A TAME BEA.-Quito a sensation wvas caused in town on Thursday by fthe appoaranca df a'goiiii taiid bear; 18.d by' a genuilio Freich tr'aiij. T lbe doedii aimal p~erformed many graceful antics, such as walking upon its hindilogs', waltsing to~ a tune sung by its mnastbr nii a voice much more sonor~ous than cuphlonlione; climbing trees ce.::iiIl of whiicfj caused great delight to the sihai) boys and small profit to the great mlaster. The youngsters wer6 gaite taken aback at the bear's under standing French. They thought it might be possib~le to teach such an animal English, but to make it obey comui-mnda given in French was to theni truly marvelous. The bear waus. unddr father good control, considering~ that it had a neat ironi ring through its no0s0 and a comlfortale iron nilkzle over its mouth. The boys took these for badgc4s of tihe b)oars supeoriority over the commnon held of nimals. TAFEsOF REAL. EsmAE.-Since our lasit report the following trins fers of rbal estate hav& beon record <id iln the oflice of tihe coumty audi tor ; J. Adgdr Clark to Rtobbrt A.'dIArk, lot of one acre in the towni of Winnsboro ; consideraf$ ioii; $1.00 Becnjamhin B. Steele to Elizabeth S. Carliiy, tract of 20 aerea lii towvn ship, no. 9'; consideration, $250. A. S. Bro'xi or di. E rn,. t n Willi mBrown, 185 acres in town ship no. 8 ; consideration, $700. J. William Brown to Jfld. J. Neil, sanoe tract above described; 'consid oration $1050. April Russell to Winsbo>otnild -ing and Loan Association,. 83 acres in township no. 18; consideration, $200 . Sallio SwdvM\ to Wobhigton Davis, 2 alid 1 T0 ac'en in township no. 2 consideration, $21. John C. Mackoroll to B. 0, Tenant, one lot in 'tlo townl of Blackstock ; consideration, $100. Thos. B. Madden to Heiiry' ohn soli, half acre lot in the town of Winnsboro ; consideration, $150. Thos. B. Madden to Fletcher Holmes, half-acre lot in the town of Winnsboro consideration, $150. Dooimo A DILEMMA.--Under this lieading the Newe and ourier con tains the following dispatch , dated Coluiibiti, February 7: In the Senate to-day, Whittemore introduced a bill to amend the Gene ral, Statutes in relation to the Circuit Counts. It pr ,poses to divide the 'State into six circu.ti instead Of eight, as follows: 1. The Charleston Circuit, corm posed of the counties of Charleston, Orangeburg, tichland, Lexington and Edgolield. (The counties first named are now in the first ci-euit, to which Whipper claims to be I elected, and the other three counties form, with Kershawv, Judge Carpon ter's or the fifth circuit.) The' salary of the judge to be $5,000. 2. ''he Beaufort Circuiti, con posed of the counties of Beaufort, Barnwell, Colloton and Aikfian. (This is now the second circuit, to which I Wiggins was elected.) The judgo'sj s lary to be $1,000. . 3. The Darfington Cirelit, coin posed of the 'coit 4f Tarlington, Marlboro', WilliAnlsburg, George town, Marion, and 11orry. (Williamsbuirg and . Georgetown are now i, ,:th'e 'thii-d circuit, to whIclh ('x overnor Moses chums to ha'e een elected ; the remavinino counities, with Chesterfield, form Judge Townsend's, or fourth cir 'cuit.) Judge's sa'iry $4,00C. 4. The Sumter Circuit, composed of the colbkties of Sumter, Claren do, Kcorshlaw, Lancaster And Chet. terliohl. (Sinlter and Clarendoi tre now ill the so called Mos.s cir cuit, Chcst:erfliold in the fourth, Kur shaw in the fiftl\ and TruieAstcib the sixth.) Salary of jnidge 8I:,66) 5. the Greenville Circuit, coin poso-l of the Counties of Gri nville, Laurens, Pickens, Ocon' , Ander son and Abbeville. (This is the present Eighth or CookC's Circuit, with Laiureus thrown in.) Salary $4,000. 6. The Chester Circuit, composed of the Counties of Chester, York, Fairfield, Union, Spartanburg and Newberry. (The first three coun ties, with Lancaster, form tho present Sixth or Mackey's Circuit: the last throe are now in the Sev-' unthi Circuit of Montgomner3. Moses.). Salairy $.1,000. Mkou)gr Z1WN, IXSTIT U TE.--WO havo long felt that there should bo a strong effort made to fiurther the succss tid ngrasethse facilities ofI iii od~sltituton .Nilta gener al interest and, a. united cffoi-t, we believe that it cid be mazde to ccu py a 'syhero : 'of usefulness much widor thA it:4,resel~t one. The; first dificulty', .paen t to everyone, is the smallness of the .proednt schQgl bpilding. Tn its present coi dition, afford1ing as it~ dt)0s no facili: ties whatever for the accomm'odattion of boarders, it is next to impossible that the Ihutitute~ shjotild boe sore than .a successfu~l day school. It is true that pupils from different p~laces can find pleaant and con venljcht .geconhhodachii in privatA fatuiliss in the town, bqt this is by no ineans a 'v'ery dhsirabln 'plan, 'Es peCcmlly in the case of young or boys,! who require the constant personal attention and supervision of a tceher':. \Vinnaboi-o has everything' i~o akoit othattractive and popu1 lar as a seat of educational institu tions. With a climate equal to any in South' Carolina in healthfulness and uniformity; with every incentive to social and iloral inigroyomnont and 4111h rigady . 'ominumcatioii, by rai! road anid te'grafh; w-ith all parts of' the country, the town seems .to us to possess special advantages for the firthdrance of educationaml enter p~rises: iL stri~es ils as ifnfortdtitt for our entire community that witif all these advantages; Wilinsboro has made but little pirogross since tha war in her schools. For this, of course, we have not far to seek foi' causes. The impoverished condi.. tion of the people---a cause as all pervading as it has been powerful the consequent .diriculty of enlisting thoem in public opterprises of any e'iar'acter, and, not the least of all, the burning of $.hoe ld college build. ig, have all coimbined to chock the Jdrogress Qf Moihnt 2ioh Institute. Mut iusoloss' to, waste time or words in doploring 'tho ya'st: wo must deal with the present anid tho. future. Bly a united effort, we p~re sumpe something can be accom jilished.' Tihe prcAeht sichool-build inig might, at no groat outlay, be so enlarged as to accommodate some boarders, and .afford additional fa cilitien for ordinary school work. If the. institution be once started upon a now path of prosperity, and be ogaiji recognized as a loading board ing-school in the state, there will be good ground to anticipate addi. tional sliccess. The present is in many respects a most ,auspicious time to start out in this now direc tion. The condition and prospects of tle. Institute, under the zealous and efficient Principal, are both gratifying and encouraging. With this nuoleus-teacher and students --there can be much done to in crease the numbers, raise the stand ard and make permanent tho posi tion of thme institution. We earnost Ly and respectfully commend this unatter to the consideration of the Mount Zion Society, and to all in i)ur community who realize and ap p)reeiato the great need of general oeducatioln, and the good sure to iecrue from its extensive dissenmi nation. We invite suggestions and sorrespondenco upon this subji.t. Tun PEOPI.E WANT PIIooF.--Thl10 is no midicino prescribed byl plysi tuns, or sold by druggist#, that carries such evideneo of itb siuc du 1n. superior virtue as DoscHEEa GERMAN SYRUP, for sevils Cough, Colds settled on the reast, Con. sum)tiol, or any psa'd of thi Throat and Lu'it A. ,ron f of that fact is that airy p j;.On a ictod, can ot a satn phl' ott for 10 conts and try iiof t b f>ro buying the re Mar i o at ! ceits. It h1-8 latd,y con intro~dnecd in this coun Igy from derumany', and its wonder jul cures arc astonishing every one that uses it. Three doses will relieve any case. Try it. Sold by McMans bor & Brico. . No ExcUsE Folt BEING SIcK.--No person can use BO.ScEE's GERMAN SYutvP without ' getting innimediate relief and cur-. We hav' th~e first 1i.se of Coughs, Colds or Con smum p - Lion, or any disease of the Throat tad Lungs, yet to ie'ar fr'om that has not been cured- We have dis Lributed every ye:w, for three years, ver 25.,000 Saniplo -fl6tfil MM: Druggists in all farth o' the Uited ata. No othr Manufacturr of lIudicn'es over gave their prepar:. Lions sch a test as this. Go to your Druggists, McMAsTER & ]aUcE and get a bottle for 75 cents and try it-Two doses will relieve you. Sample Bottle(1O cents each. J)os'T Dro -rnE QUESTION.-It is an infal ible: sign that i cause is weak when its 3 aims, are sought to be establishe4 by ,t ore bold assertion )vithout argumsn: (r ;ub.tantial,.proe . 'r. Tutt aiser.s that lis Hlair 1) 0 is the best, and lie adldluces inloubtei tvidenco to subst utiste the rath of the l ertioni. - READ W. AT d ;PERTS fAY. Ni.W ORLEANS. May 10, 1l5.. IDA. .TUTT: . bOr Sir-W ', 'he underaigned wishato nirm you thai. we ha e ua S your a r D~ye, anad find it b> be the LJen e ua e o. or itsed.- For its nmaturali blact cobi' it a ixcels all other dy -s 0 r custom ui jj have no( ot her. S mneo we began its use, tir buhin -s- in the dyeing dep..iiment h1as rapuid.y inuras d. We think it a grec.t A NTH~ONY HA ', I Jr CII tIEN 1011 * arors. I( E 'ER fr r -aeo ONE HUNDRED TONS; 1 of MAN1PULATE~D PHIOE NIX (1.. XNO for.412 lbs. of cottin per Lou --t' jiheapst in the market. 1 eman give tv'ienty sortiticatesm of its don lUng the e o o. 1 .7., ifany other agent enn do bettW buy .roml hinpi ,f niot. I expecct your pi, ro age. Trhe Lroo of th pudding is--you anow wha. JAM'd RA. AIKEN. Base Ball. A'. persnns who-feel an interost in Hll hi We -et~ evening next, Felb rnar.1 1 ;, at 8 o .30 , shari. feb s2-2t Tournameri? LLYOUNG 41EAN d irin" to ride' at a\I TO URNA MgN$' i y b udory', 8. (1., on the 2nd( of Marich, will ' mndI in their nlames on or before the 25th ut Feb ruary, to \V. TV. CRAWFrO14 .At' Admission fee - - - $26. eb i0- t2x1 IENTUCKY Bluc-Gr-ass Sced, -Rid-top) Grass Soedl, Hiungarian Grass Seed, Millet Seed, Redo Clover Scoti, Lucerno S U I, For sale at the dr stor'e f - ~ W.'.. AIKEbN. feb 15 NOW I8 TH E TIRB TT'O MAKE your for tiier's of d issolved , bone phosphate or acid phosphato with' cotton seed, or the eypepings of your poultry houses. Wo soll thiose phosphates. --LUs Blradle4's .Paternt Phosplhaie Rtiwain Giiuno, Sardy's Gutano, and EirokaG uano, for cash or appro ved p~aper. fe- MeMASTR & IhILICE. 1776 .AWN 1in7 -A -1fti han1go~havetak on place in that period 't In none have th'uy buteen more rad ica Il than in the trejgtment of diseases. In the oldenr timen, lnature, prostrate with pain and suffering, a~s at taek ed with the lanet,, ealomniel,' Wisters, starvation anid thirst. All thik was done with honest intentions but with te1-i-ibj results. It is a pleaslng fact that tho lightened yublie of the present day have disenrded such -medicine. . Thla disorders that pam the pow'era of life are riow. ox. polled reodedical agents, that brace up the vital trenmgth, while running its cansp, The rju litl~os ay fourid in an eminent degree I DR. 'ru'tt's VEQETAnDLE TivERI Puarms. They have biecomuo coleberated over a wide extent of the globe as the safest and gentlest remedical agent ever off'ered to suffering humanity, and It is not tihe re stilt of newspaper putting, but by the great merit of the medicine Itself. B Y virttio of an oxeoution to ie direct. od 'I will offer for sale on the first Monday in March next before the oourt-houso koor in Winnsboro, within the legal hours of sale to the highest bidder at public outcry FOR CASH the following described proporty to wit: All that pltan tati on or tract of land lying and situati in Fairfield county, containing thirty sores, more or less, and bounded by Ettiar Powell, Ilinnant place and pthgns, lovied on as the property of C. Lehmyeox, at the suit pf Bacot & Co. S. W. RUFF, Sherii's Office, 8. F.C. Winnsboro. 8. C. Feby. 9, 1875. feb 15 --fxi BANKRUPT SALa. In the District Court of the United States -in the district of onuth (arol a. Ex parte Saiml. B. \ lowno:, a -signeu. In He David C Means, Bankrupt. J'atition for sale of real and porson. l estate, and to call in Lion Creditors. I N obodiunoo to an order nti!t I th''t1i I Ilourable Ouo. 8. Br. a, a U. S. Ju dge. Dist'riitp1f Houth Cnroflita, in the above stated <ist;, 1 will sll before tI e court houso door fi Winnsboro within the legal hours of sale on the lirAt a; oaday in March Apetxt thu following described pro perty to w t,: The balance of the plantation upon whici the sai i avid C.. Means rysidey; (anti f onm w. 'oh three intldrui acres - vo boun mit, oil its houisteal) uontain-ng Lu o hiintdred and forty-two spsres, inure or less, situate in Fairfield ceouty and .-tate of Souzth Caroliia, boun-let by Winnsboro and Ashford's k'erry rn4, and Motittjcollo and I g,,ait,1rvill roa, lann' of the estate of '1 . 1 aias, dA'd'.. Lucy Hohues, Wil liama 1amilton, Jane Yongue aud 11. A. ,Milling, d ocased. Also I. that curtain' tract of land kpowg ;t' 'the . annetmore tract co ntamn ing thrum p hnu lred aores, lying in the county of airlfid Skateeoi South , ar.>lina, and bounded by the Winibboro and Fels torville road and Ohesti;,jill .Aihford's Ferry road and by lands of estate of II. J. Lyles, deccased, Isaac H. .lins, Luo ' llolmuen d1 estate ofT. C. Sieunnji, dec't. Also 09n o'Io wagon, ope twotherae blow, one old gin-head and tw ., cutting-knives ''tRM S OF SALE: For. the real ost1te,,.one-half o-il, a nd he bala cu on a credit of twelve ma'bi, , ., itlh interest from date, the purchasor to give h is note and a muortgage of the p~romisos and play for papers. The personal property .o'td 6r ca:h. - 1 SAME. D.CLOWNEY, Assignee of the t stato of -David C. Means, It. nkruhpt. (Winnsboro, 8. C. Feb. 14th 1870. feb 1\i 8 H1 lt~iFF' SAL IS.._ S.inuel Cathcart, Comanittee of the Estate of John 11 Cathcart, Lunatie, against Lucius Hopkins, Amos '1' Dwi.;ht and Edward L 'lrowbrid e, Copartne iun ter the tirn\ namue of ilopkins. Dwight ana( Trow bridAiX9 ja.tl kiill it .Clowey ast Clerk of the Court of 'Fairfield Cotun tS C TN pursuanco-of an order cf tIt ('-urt of Common Pleas made in the above stated case, I will offer for sal' at therisk of the former purohasoron,.tlof'rst. Mon. day in March next before the Modrit House door, in ;. Winnsboro, within (ho legal houts of sale ; ,.the highest abiuder the following desertaied property, to wit: All that tract of land containing seven hundred and fiftyacre! nore or less and represented by Is.tr -"' e na plat of sur voy of the iclton Place made by B 11 tolberezon D 8., on the 5th tl ay of October 1 (Ih9 and on tile ,i, thip. chii of the cler)k of Court of ( umon fleas for the Cottnty of Fairlold in the cause styled G 1 Lamar, Wife and others against tho Estate of N A Pety deceased. TERls OF PAT. One a rd Cash, the balance on aidnit of one andl two years. in two equal aannual instalinents with .interest frtozn day of saile payable annually, to ho scured ~'lby pbond of putrc~haser with a maortgage of the premoi ses the putrchaiser to pa for ali naceessary ISlwhiffsiflhue,r.,.. : s W RUFF. Win nsboro, 8 C, Feb 12, 187t0. 8 F C. fob 8-h1 x2 FERT'ILIZERST FERTILIZERS! T] HAVE now on hand ani ubcL n'otl~ re .L- civet lhe fdlowihg bratlWd s4 -ell known-Guanos. TI~homn wishaing tai pnr chiase'on-.timec, will do wel Ito colI a'id learn ttermis: RoyAL1 GUANO COMPOUND), S1NA FOWL 4AUiNO'), AMMON IA A' hi)bssoIed BONE, dt Nationni;4'Sohubl- Bone--a first-class AidI l'hosphnte--- for comiposting. Speclal 1 Iducements offered by the C'ar- Load. - -). RI. FLE~NNIKEN, Agent. fob 2-4tmos - -Folt S E W I N Cl M H IJ1 N E8 ---A Tr 00NNFR & CH ANDLER'S.' feb 15 Writing Papee Enbd En velopes. W E invite :attentin to 'os Stock of eNote, Letter, 13111 and Legal Cap Pape, and Envelopes. To merchants wishing paper by the roam, or envelopes by the thousand, we will make spocial rates, de 14 nMATEn &BnnIm:, 13, G IA NODCE NIRAL Dryl. W, 1). LOVE s CC ( Tho nm of our firth wnia cl ,,,1I't 0 I E l R V,. .A.4 in ox rlaxico wixli otur Nouil~linuhtl ,our euntires;touk of Dry(ioodhi, B3oots, 5lO)~t. ma.ke roomi for Sprxin (Jotai's. i)xirin4 4jtxanH, Oassor~an',, t4., frothx 1t4~ oonat ptor *.ule coloru, at GI cents pe'r yardf. ..Al lS.43iE tixtn u~vci hcturga.knuwjj. .D)ress ( iw~s ; g the best auid uubt pop~ularl ijru~ts, at pt vz. Eanbrojdlerie8 at. uiitprec hi'nted hnrgxxitis. H.ahf Hogex, below anything QVoi offored. worth O~(. Table Linen, !fowols, Nrtipkins I Ioziujpnii, 'i'ickixxg, etc. Iat pxtices t~yjnml t, (7Ititlh;, 11'izahlw Shadels, Wall P~aper, etc. at trodiuAion of these ax lich a. ( ux BOOT; SHOE Al Is itI tin uture of our extenive cattablii ourcnstllxt.r the hest go4Ob fromx rosportaxt inoro gol hav u ld to thxem, aunal anly hbouse in tixhi utO You lkLod only oix. -5IlxWU{ $t fromt 20 cuuxts per lmirl alvwzssrt1k hilt $1 st() fi 2F'ir pair, wit. be t'- xin~l oItlIt to Vy aptPIttcial' th b hird taines trur plait'orl+h at OI4Usotto.OUl utro (let9xtino .. t$) our ,t; at, riViclv' p rictits t' ill 1}ap t. i l xxnuey g early nat~t oftent to 8cuux bairgis at theu (1 r j a 1iCU1EE RV SOLUflLEPA( CMPOUND AC] 1 i;1Well-4toW1 1!'n'f "urei of h igh gn J RA\'J.;N L, tir fbrux7tdx it, rxith-od :prociu Vor d'rncriptivo oircularsix eulltiing full 3M. i3. :U .v# r- CMMrN CI. CO), Winmahoro, 8 J A BhuGE & 00, Yonxgxxavillo, 8 0. J: F.Mc!&aster &Co. Would call (ho attention of the public to thour full Stock of Faill andt( Wintter Goodix4 which they are~o o1fer ing at greatly rcchacd Prices to suit tho times, (JO N~SISTTNG Of' DUN 98$. 0001DS, (JA$W4IMES,. HOOT, M1OAJ?8 HAS DP)NOTIONS &,e 3c ESTABLIS1IMENT. 1876 OF ngod Januury 1, 18763, to thot of lliati. (iops~.sto., to VP1ANIC: 1;11UW; 4," to tho next izxon1th we will Kell tf.wecds, v~tri upoar K ,V leous. i full lino of lint and 4-m t tD,9IW'tOs, at! lowver pricesr irit 641i-guiles, to oto~ej out. iIlcicAI )O(', thiat will iistoiiilt )-oi. Notions, LaWUH, ?4eno and "040011's 'Indorweur, (ose aind dIe' Linon Bosomn 8Hartci ut $15 per dozen, ,cLeo "bVcit of hluportation . Chouukuil ) #'ttlodit S efltts pat Lbouxa. (Carpets, Oil p1liees lower tiuau Ever maiude incie the iiil JD. HAT STOCK duneu1t. lin this dolpartIII(.t we ihave, ilu. hick sales "We+ have dot'?rlutined to givo Ao Ilarnufa turois, at. 25 per~ coxt.. losi thoul in e:lxoqxlunoo our moles" now far exeedx 1161110our, otock to lho .uouvinieed. We Sxell 10111 Mist biroganxs Andx' iuli.~s's Xhoes, :at lrxytlxilg otbt'resl at $1 50t to $1 75. Wo-fil. V( i.:r betweozi itlortourops aind isr~w :pu~ Marro in etlug the bitrdlvn by 5%oliig (tuiii1 it it tI wt%' in x11iyipig V'ul1V.Wt5s. ('aill 111(1 (t'xitr~td i.)i ouls )stxl'lisiiaxont of , LOVE & CO., Colnnmblii, 8. C. DWFIUG UANO; B PHIOSPHATE. At xiixido uner the xnpcrisioxl of Dr. ..$t on liitljtex torms. inftorationu mid prices aipply' to "3EL019T cA 00. r;%l Ageutp, CluamI'e~tpii 8. C. C, h1U1'F d; C3LOU, itidgeway, 8 (3, anti No&tster BrioB ARE' NOW SELLING TIIEIRl Entire, Stock OF4 JATLL AkND WINThf 1U GOODS ATl' EX,'iIA B;Ali&,AIN -, ...TQ-MAN-lI lROOM FOiR T'UBILI SPRIIT' ' STOCK.' fA 1i l~nhod 1 Ioiniripuns at 11, 10t)n 1 r jutl s, Brown I loiaiespxxns froma (Ito 1 1 cent". 11 I rvy Pld i baa umptuas at 12 Cenits. In foot, they arc selling all at WON)ER1PULL"Y LOW PRICES. Theywon1 d alrsk exj'ec'ial attention to thi Stc ofi kis Kites loois mill C hard.