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LOACAL ITEMS. fI POST OmFoni Houns."-dhiio ! o t office will bo dlmn daily (l u bxcepted) from t) A. M., to 2i. 'and from 2 to 5 P. M. Roithorn and Southern mail lope al 7 . M. 'precisely. Air Mail' deli4red on i Sundays from 9 to 0:30.A: M. only.. RAILuoAV ScIIEDULE - 'The Ldihis a on C. O & A. R. R. now lda'ie fi Winnaboro as follows: Going north a 11.55. p. ih, Going south, 1.35, a il s Accomiodation day trains Going l north, 488, a. m. Going' soth, fi 12.12.- These traiis. meet at Winne- 1 boro. C Everything seoms to indicate that W the Lady Washington Tea Party will P be a grand success. The list of petit jurors for the May ter of the circuit court con- Ii taiins the names of twenty-two white; persons and fourteen colored. The Union-Herald says the Green - S Villo Daily News has lost fifty por V scent. of its fair proportions. What P 'can be the matter ? What can this o mean? 'II Last Sunday was Easter Day, and th6 Episcopal church was very taste fully decorated with evergreens and{ flowers. C Honest John Wvas the firat to rn during the l liott-Mackey squabble T it Columbia oil '1tesday, Perhaps S itrihn heard thh horn of the "boro b boys" to the tuno of "go bush." 4 The following gentlemen hnvG bii tihosti\ dohegates to represent towlship no. 12 in the county conven - tion which convenes at this placelext iNaturdaiy I ]i. 1'l. Jlflis m, Sr.. Patri"k 1at5ing, John A. Welon, Ja:. W. a t Stewart, W. K. Turner, Fnok An drews, James Harden, J. A. Robert son, Iraneus Pope, John Vinson. DEAD-HEADs.--The ladies hatvet wisely determined that these anlkn ul+ I1 shall not be soon aumog the ~ ellesb is and boaux of '7 6 at the -Lady Wash ington." Anf oU desiring to see a el specimen of this raro creature Will lie have to apply to the legislature or to congress. ti The elugraph brings the news of the death of A. T. Stewart, of Now York, the richest melrchant in the .t world. His death, which occurredi at 1.45 p. mn. on the 10th inst., took most peop01le by sulrpris, bo. cause upl to a short time boeforo' his . death, hia symptoms were by no mn nmeans :darmingI Tu FAmIYsirron.-We would again call attention to this family fe neOwspaperC published at Yorkville, w S. C. Each notnber that we have re hi ceved, has served only to confirm& the good opinion we formed of the d<4 paper when we received a copy of in its first isssue. There is' abundance Tr of choice readinlg matter in the .9( 1 hl or, with no4 spaIce wvhatev'er ft given to) advertisemlenlts. It is pub11 lished soemi-montlhly, at $1.50 per ' annum. From the'regular price a very liberal discount is made to 8$s clubs. Ic We call attention to the new ad ~ v~ertisemewnt of MeCrecry, Love &T Co., in to. day's issue. This enter N prising hmouse is again giving theI peopl)1 bargains, and na the sale coniu tinues for only 15 dlayi you shkould gather up you spairo change and 'ouy' what you want of that house. They are selling dry goods, hoots,j shoes antd carpets at eniraordijnary bargains. Go and see them* No ExcusE FOil ThING SIOK.-NO d pe3rson can use0 BoseiEE's GERMAN fl jvaur without getting immedW~iate0 n ~relief and curo. . We have the first '1 case of Coughs, Colds or Consump tion, or any dliseasso of the Throatc and Lanlgs, yo~t to boair from that n hasq not been cured W~e have dlis- Ib tributed every year, fore three years, I over 250),000 Sampl)o .Bottles by Druggists in all patrts of thke Unliteld States. No othor Manufacturer of f, Medicines ever gave thmeir prepara- y tions such a test as this, Go to your Druggists, McMAsTER & lIwE. I had get a bottle for 75 cents and try it-T wo doses will relieve you. y Sample 11ottles 10 tbent~s each1. EIL-..(e hate rectiv~cd thme A pril mnmhor of tis old e'stablishled r.g 'riculturaI Mgaid, The table. oif .~ontents is full of itemis of intert'i~ ad importance tb the farm'r Among thesO are-'afhe Negro and1 the CommonX School, D~eepeniing of Soils, Solf-sustaininig - Farms, Pork Raising in tihe South, One Way to imnprovo Farmsg, How to Soeuro a Stand of Clover, etc., etc. The JP/anter andi /rmeri pbise by L. R. Dickinson, 1Richmond a. at the low r>'e of $2.0O01e annumn. 'There isl a famuy in Newvark N. J., who eat (log's mreat because they I ke it. The neigh'iors appeOaled to t e health inspector, but lhe said be didn't know of any law against it. Now is the time to subscribe to the Nwws and IH1aknp1 A big fI .tt. Jubg> . )r. Buli4..Co1 i dyruLi eQn wolf be lrea yjIiah . ly cibor dibin. 'I THE FIl1mEN's ENTERTAINMENT.-=1 .s the tinld for thin, peasant occat on is rapidly appreadtiitid 'vo biug > recall it to the attention of th >nmiintj. The ladies, with char atei-istic ddivtion, have pushed a ward the jihjiarations very stivel Pid, having b'een libdialig 1pportod, look forward to a great iecess. We trust that our friends on1 our sister cities. Ridgeway and lackstock, and fron all parts of the >unty will be preselt with us. To le ladies especially, of both places, o would say come, bringing us 'ea(Clfre b~y their preeeils and(1 od/it througlh their nimuorous fol wing of beaux. PErIr Juions.-The following is a t of the petit jurors drawn for the [ay teri'k of Court for Fairfield: Whites--R. C. Clownpy, P. M. pence, J. 0. Bong. T. P. Mitchell,1 m. Aiken. Iraneus Pope, W1. '1'. ettigrew, Jas. Beaty, J. W. Chand r, W. A. McDowell, Andrew Ri- 1 er, C. E. Leitncir, James W. Bo k, E. P. Mobley, H. L. Elliott, J. :ery l Brice, E. S. Chandler, James Milling, W. J. Herron, V. J. rowder, J C. Muckorell, A. J. Mc ill. - Colorod-Chas. Hend]erson, Cain homiipson, W...J. McDowell, Fred beele, Bristow Iiinsler, Jacob Bar r, Si monl Davis, Henry Harris, In Egleston. Logan Brown, Frank ahigault, Wylie ierbert, Milton . Jok, Louis Darkley. Towsixr OnoAxliZr0i .'r-Wo are eased to learn that the organizei the citizens of township no. 4 into democratic club has j ogressed !:y rajpidly onl very e.couragin;y. i h little labor and in at very short n1me th4. conmiitteo appointed for ( purpose enrolled the names of aL' one hun ldlrd perisons, and it expected that this nlumber will eeive large accessions before the uin ty convention meets. We have doubt that before such meeting, o club will embody almost the en -, voting strength of the denoca. 1 of the township. We hope that e Green Briers are flourishing, Al that as they have taken so ac. e interest in our quiet little wnship, they will follow her ex 11p1e, and forma a verylagcub of course, there has not yet been eluded -in theirs :every available an 'i the to)wnshlip. THE COUNTY TAxES.---WO 'V are i rmied by Tlreaisurer Nelson that tihe hole amount (of taxes collected by m before the penalty attached, was i8.536.53, besides $7,397.77 ten Ired in bills of the Bank of the State,. aking an actual total of$65,9:34.32. Ie total levy in the connty is *70, 47.72, and the deficiency is there re only $54573.40. This is smnaleri an any dlelleiency in the payment taixes inl this county sin1ce reconl rnction. Of course we -incluide in ec amount paid the sums tendered bills of the Blank of the State. lhe state government will find it a ry diflicult task to evade tihe aie ptance of these bills in paymencit of xes, and the soonier the authori ties alize that fact, the better for the ate treasury. TowxsunP Mai~s'.--We are au orized byV the dlemocratic commnit e of township no. 4 to announce tat there will bec a meeting of the mlocratie cIb! of the townshipj at te Town Hall, on Thursday evening :xt, the 20th inst., at 8 o'clock he purp)ose of the meeting is to e ten .delegates to tile county mIvenitioni whichi meects on Satuiirday ext. An olportutil ity will likewise 3 presented to aniy perol5s1 who aLy wish to utnito themselves with ec club, and hav-e not already done ~. We trust that there will be a 11. attenidanlce, not only of those ho have already onlisted as mnem (Irs of tho dlemocratic (chlh, bitt of 1l who may wish to tuite in anl or anization, the object of which is to rociure and perpel)tuato good and onest governmlent for the people of ouith Carolina. TnAmsri oF IhE-, EWPrT, .-'=Sinc(e~ or lst report the following trans 'rs of real estate have been re orded iii tihe ollice of thte ('ointy uditlor: Sand. BR ClowIney to (Iharles farris, one lot in the town of Vinntsboro ; consideration, $350. T. Rtoss Robertson to William ohinstoh, one lot in thd town of Vinnlsboro ; consideration, $5000. Mrs. Janie Davidson to L. W. )uvall, 831 acr~h ini township ho. Samfe to same, one let in thec td6't-n f 'Winnsboro ; conisideration, *1.00. B3aylie E and Margar4t */Elg j5 )avid it. Flenniken, 388 ack-es in owniship no. 8 'cohsideratioi 51164. Ilis E Elkin to DaIl n~ Th.. ei i;s in township 0no. 8 ; cohsidcratjon, $1163 . Vios. It..Davis to T. E.. tildi, olie 19t p f a."I in <,ho 't yn -f Ridgeway ; consideration, .same quantity of land located elsewhere. tib HIa.--Tho old Original, anrocoiistructod, dyed-in the-wool, can't:bti-rubbed-out democrat. He keeps Brown's Hotel, Winnsboro, S. D. A gentlenai front Philadolphia stopped with him and made Messrs. kieMaLtbr & Brico agoi'ts for Dr. Pembdrton's Comiowund Extract of Stillingia or Queen's Dolight, the ily knosil vegetablo blood-purifier, free from mercury and injurious drugs, that Will eradicate the worst forms of st'rofula from the system, with no return of the dikeaso. Ten'l t hono nd dollars ($10,000), will be paid ly the proprietors of this rowedy if there can be found nercury in any form or any ingre Bent not strictly vegetable. ts I Mfeet is seen in from four to six lays. No imnpirity can remain in the blood or system when this reme. ly has been taken a reateonable length )f time. Ask for Dr. Peiberton's tillingia, and take no other. For alc ay McMastor & Brice, Winnsboro, 3o. Ca. - 0 THE COUNTY CoNVENTIN.--Io trust that every township will send i full lolegation to the democratic county onventioi wich is to meet at. Winnsboro on Saturday, the 22nd nist. Wo need not imipress upon . Wmhe people the importance of this lathering. It nmst b)0 applarent to ill. The number of delegates al owed to each township is ten, thus 'rming a convention of one hun - Ired and thirty mnembiers. Ever y ownsbip should send its full con )lcent of delegates. The fuller lie convention, the more represen. ative will ib be of the interests of lie people, and the better the op oitaunity for a full and free inter hIange of opinions. A conventio(n )f the lcolle1 properly coiistitute:1. vill be a miost excellent starting for hat abmsolutely perfect organizationi vhich must be maitde long before the ovemnber electiuh. We have aiWays )elieved that the people of air. , ield would do their full part at the )Oli5s but somiotling more is now l1 iceded-we must have a perfect mnion of the honest people long be ore the voting time comes. We rust that the organization of the lciocracy of Fairfield which has >cen begun, will soon be carried to >erfectionl. A S.um DNArn -The papers men ionecd about a week ago a surioti :ccidenit to Miss Emma Parker, of 3olunmbia, then residing at Williamns on. She was walking along a oad, when she suddenly discovered hat her clothling was en1 fire. Shle1 mad passed by a blac-smith shop, mid it is suppo~sed that a spar-k odgedl on her clothing and, fanmned Ls she walked along, soon caused a 'ull flame. The unfortunate young ady lingered, in great suffering, or somme days, wheni death camne to ror relief. Speaking of this sad >ccurrence, the ecws and C'oud~er mlays : "TIhe sad news has~ been received Shat Miss Emma Parker, daughter >f Dr. Parker, of Columubial, died at LO o'clock on Saturday muorning. I l'o the last she hore her great muirerings with singular fortitude mnd unbroken piatienice, mand, in all rihat illustrates the char-actor of thme 3lhristian gentlewoman, her death wvas as beautiful as her life. The sause of the accidenit of which Miss Parker1as the victim has not been u.tisfactorily explained. All thdt is certain is that thme fhunes were atinguished the instant that it was known lby Miss Parker's screams that her clothing was on firme. WVhence the firo came, or how lon' it had smuouldored before it was liscovered, cannot be ascortained. Miss Parker was young and ac comp11lied, richly enowed with physical grace and mental beauty, imal the sweet girl graduate was litting hersof, b~y closo ,study. for imi enlarged field of usef uless, when the horrible accident occurred which hurried hior out of the world." YcUxo MEN's CmIusTfIAN Ads'oermA 'rroi,- Notw~ithstanding the heavy shower falling at the time, there was (luite a large nurmbor of Christian youhg mon01 present at the P.rcsbyto rian church on 1Friday night. to donsider tihe feaib~lility of ol-ganmizinig a Yonng Men's Christiafl Association in Winnsboro. Every church in thme town was representcd at thb meeting1 showing that there is a geileral intorest iti the subject. The lpradtical operations of these assfociations, and the adv'ahtages they. possess; WOre exp~lained1 by thme llev. Mr. Chichestor, who has for many years been activaly engagedl in laboring wibh them. The 11ev, Mr. Mollichamp also addressed the meet ing in an earnest manner. A free conversation was then hold, in whichm each person present expressed his views fenmo danuird nn immediate temporary organization, while other" al thought it would b batidr to a cihi poinit dolegatch to attend tho con vddbion in (oltimbia, which Com- J. indices to-day, and after their return itid hearing their report, we would i ins be bettor prepardi to orgailid aild coninonco active oporations. Tie an latter vidw prdvalled, and Mdssrd: J1 R. tGalloway andl it. d( Ieaty an wore hppoiited delbgates: li!r. Chichestor road the followiig rios- ant agd from A. J. Dodamnead, 19i4., of 1 Dolumbia; correpolihding mnhibor of It. the Associatioil for this state J: "It makes no differenco what uunber of delegates you send ; the po wore the better. I think we will have 1rt i blesed mneeting." err It will thtus be seen that every one whNlo desires to go, will be welcomed, lud several other persons who wore sec presehnt on J'riday night expressed MC their determination to be present, any others who may have been absent from the ieot.ing, and who fel an interest in this important C of York, are cordially invited to itteud bhe convention, where they will orn in three days, more about the ulvaintages, results and practicalI >porations of Young Men's Christian tskioiations than they can othierwiso ref earn in years. r'ho only qualitica cet ion required is that they bo mom- bo oers in good standing in an ovan .elical church, no matter of what do- 1 U tomination it may ho. It is hopeli hat the pastors of all the hurches will attend, as their counsel h mad advice will frequently be sought 4 i matters portining to the As ociation. Delegates will loavo on 'I he noon train to-day. TrE InCAI, CoNvENTIo.-ThingM P0 len't ;eem to havo gone on smooth. tio: in tlis body--which mct in .lMe Jolumbia on Tue:duy, the 11th was nat. Tho convention was called to to >ider by Elliott, and the first diffi Ass -ulty aroso- as5 to the election of pri ()mp1orary president. Upon the thc natter of election, there seemed to ho' )3 much diversity of opinion, which the howedi itseif in at most violent way. hat fudge T. J. MLtekey, after conslidClra- get de cort, ouceceding in telling the He oitoraiblo uhairmnnc (Whittomore, Sey vlo had temporarily taken the wit hair) that "the question was not ern vhetler he rocognizod fieh mob as a be; ouvention, but whether the cohven- on! ion recogrnized hiim its chlairm.m." ma11 ~ubersC of tihe delegates crowded bly ~round thle Judge, uttering iiblisivo aft, ~n I threaterugi~ language, when1 hlu 0(q 'eemnentl~y donll1~Outlo themu as rlobbers' of South Garolina." - alliott ap)proaching att this reMark1 the hidge Mackey reitorated his staite- Th nehat, adding that he branded the brt speaker as "the chief of the bandl ol' tre -obbe~rs of the State of Southl of Jarolina." Elliott walketd hurriedly an< *.ward~s thle Judge, whein the hlter c)a iruw his revolv'er and p~rep~ared foi- M Letion. A geher-al row now ensued len m~d it wats som1 time before nmtters thll >icamoe suiliciently quiet for bit masiness to prIoceed. Finally, after thi tonsidoraible wvrangling, the roll hinl wals calledi, and Rwatils (a nulatto from Williamsburg county) Vas d3claredl temporary president, .comittee on cretdentials was theb Nit ppJointed, anid tile convention soonl 1) On the sceond. day of the session, he tir'st matter detbatedl was tilea itateiment mlade in the Un ion-IHer- r udd that ton the first daly of the ineeting, somebody had raised a lj hair, with a view of bringing it bi' lown with emp1hasis upon the he*1lad e >f the governor. After some1 (in;- Sill mss*ion, it was decided to requecst - t statemienlt from the rep~orter of the Jtnton, the genitlemiani inl question, 'lii tated that h~e saw a chair raised in n. 31| rhe direction of the place where the teni .overnotr w as sitting From thit ' leseription given him of the persoh Lyho raised the chiair, hie thought it a'as Lieitt.-Gova Gleaves, but lie had ince changed his opnin Ih nentioll of his hamon brouight the lieutenaint goiernor to his feet, but be w~as soonl pacified. Then daml~e a statomont from one (Id. Koogab, a reporter of thlt Washington Rt~ (Jhuronicle, the burden of whose Fiong was his love for tile Union and Iia the neIgroz Hie did see a chair ratisedl and1 ho dlid think the gover nor~ was ill danger8 He wats tbo)ut to witdraw from the conlventionl, but a number of the b)rothrenj Paittersonh among the~m9 soothed him, and brought him a chair wherewith to rest his weary limbs after the terrible trial to wvhich his feelings had beoen subjected8 The committee on credentials mtado r their report A minority reporb A Was submitted, dhifferinig from the tnajority only as to the delegations from the dotuties of Charleston, - Ciolleton and Barnwell. The ma- c jorily report wvas in eaeh case - adopted. In the eveiling session the following delegates were chygiien1 to represenat the state inl bhe nation republican convention at Cin Lia(i ! First Dihtridt - . A. Swalls and H. Raitoy, Second District-H+ d. Worth ;ton and W. J. Mctiinlay. Third District-H: . (lorwih 1 W. B. liash. Fourth District-A, $s Wallae 1 John Willmsinith. LFifth Didri&t-Itobbirt Smalls :1 Lawrouice Caiib tate at Itrge--It. B. Elliott, D' ChamberlainitI. 1. Gleaves and J. Pattrson, rhis delegatiol scm1118 to bd ('om Sd about tqually of the support and thd opuonents of the gov. or: SToucuno INsomEN.-Thei book ohtly published by Gen. Double a dtititlod, "Fidl'ts Sumter and nltrie," contains and inleident 1 illustrating the t'haractet- ott 0110 Fairfield's uost 1onorel sons. appears that when Anderson's uiand abnndtihed Fort Moultrie, I occupied Sumter two ladies, the 'e8 of officers, wer left behind. o of theose, Mrs. ieyolour, re sted permissialh to join her hus 1d in Fort Sumter, but this was used by the South Carolina oil That night sho btered an open It, and was rowed over to Stunter the darkness by two boye. T'he S. chaplain remtainod at Fort i nitric. (en. Doubleday says : 1 the mecantimte an amusing se2Il I occurred there (Fort Moultrie.) very chivalreits gentloman, Ex vornor Me:ms, of South Carolina, I learned in somec way that Mrs. 'mour had been rudely refused inissiol to visit her husi8band in rt Sumter. lin thought the ne 1 1 of the cominatndant of Fort. ultric harsh and unneecs;ar in, and i kind enough to take tim trouble NalU at the Uhlmplai'i's hose 1 o are Mrs. Sevno'mr that, he would cire her a Iws'; from higheir au rity. The (haplain hardly knew v to act. He did not like to tell Ex-Governor that Mrs. Seymoir l alreactdi gone, for fear ii imight, the Sindlair boys in trouble. therefore prendCed that Mrs. 'mour was contined to her room h a sick headache. The Ex-Gov or sent in repeated mess:tges to that she would see him if it was y for a moment,:but the answers le by Mr's. Ha~rris; were inv'aria in the negativ'e. The Chaplain rwards laughied heartily at the ivocal position lhe had been fore to assume." 'is inciden t touchingly potrays softer ibr'es of a heart of oneI. same natur. that could not 'ok tihe sight of a woman iii dis 1ss qlnod hot. boforo the stormn ja ttlecs ahl gieldeCd itself, ai willing I nloblo snarifi e- to the6 Southern .80 oil the lloody battle-field of nassas. Additional inteorest is t to this a ieoOlto, from theo fa't t it is lirst, brouhmt to light' by a Ler Chuemy of the cause to Which Siloble Carolinlah had devoted isolf. inmn ! I -A destruct ive' taro oueurrnd .LI ety six, t. C., D t'eeme 21st, by chi f.oar stores valol a t $2), 0d)4 werme nied. Thel forthr ,, pread of the coni ratin, withi pr'ohphie dest rucition o1 wthole towni iand a ls of seve'hal hun:-~ tii~~ man ives, were pirteentedl by the vali of ai( Griot Aureriennl Fire lat inI ulher, an Agent haein'tlg to comle ini n at thle nick of timne For full part ic i.. ,O Liee th lhheville M'd iumn and New.. ry I1(rihl oif Itie tfollowinig w eek. C r. P. P. ToL'.ie of Charlest, u S. C., is (Genaeral Souathernm Agent fo~ r the. I riat wver all imnuiries iln rega~crd to t ho samiE*. L. agni nst fishing. I h . in l, ut iin g lbor. oir othierw i' t re'spaossing uplon lands. All perisonsi d isregard ing thiis ie will be prosectedt toi thle fll ox' I. of the law. noO2OT ~ A U -'M u 0E H I TAr1Hthi nf ron to in-. opebed,~ ai Iooit anid Shoie l,.. tory it. (brig's huailinzg, iai lam pro ed tO makhe hadies' ii gelit wtitorsl Ilife hoes at ew York pri'es. 'Theu best t.'s boot mad for *'4l; foxinag $8 My ek is all hiittdi-ade, aRn) warranted to e sattisfaction. Reopairitng done at. short 'b 1ii Winnlsb~,oo h. C'. KiOUNTI ZION I NWITIUT1E. TI'lt exer~cises' of this ,iiutioni Ja uury 12th. For clircllua., conltaiinitig termnts hind full pa~r tidulair, athlressO W.. M. D)WI(GIIT,' ut 4-tf Pr incipalI Medicines.. ~ 01mth iNE, Iodidlo * of, othdnl I. Ilronitd o of Piuoi, Ilromidel Aml 'Slae, Chiloral, i Hydrated, julst, i'OCived I for sle at the brug Store of nar 80 \VFE AIIKEN. Fine Domestic Wine. UJSTi received a lot of. fne N. C. WVINE from the celebrated Vineyard, at niar 25l IR J McC'ALEY'S. COAL TAR, JSE tFo)Ir rrnbbing need corn, can be had at the Drug Sitorre of m1l W E. b$ AIt. NOTICE. Live aild LtLv I5 OT.IT. LMOTTO. '11i0 Hiih8s<!rilwrH i wish to in fcriii tlhe .Iaadics of Winnsbhoro anid 4(ir1 otuinin ('OllIuiry thlat Ih" have l[w 1)li1('llH('hel t lc enItire stoclik of J . 11. I rowvn. cdlnsis(.ihg of illinery andl k'., ie(11 QV ~Iitli th StocH 2k 1'tnr 'Illull from .J. S. Elder & (Co. 211121 Pi. lde's .~ is of D ry ("mods1, ('lotiltinug. &e., ('lalin! wa oo ctofr he largest kitock of t'cia' goo(Is 'ver dIislayed(' ill once Stern? iltt Wniihs born1. ''hey litivo it. large' litre of tin 'riulubings, I)rc'H (~ ()ooIH. I~ [lo~icry, fin., which they" mill sell ati. iiihitard-of pices for rash. 'T'hey. ,ow' otilr their tii s''Hteel: of? \W' er (;lothintg. ]ats Ii ,outs121, Shoes, ~c., at, tld belowv cost, to) Illtk( roust211 or~ fil. it Di1 Sfr ;{tck: All tIhey tiisk s (.itli. to ('2111nc~ lit ltl al '1i inIht. ,rte lilloyd. iy4 1) lil12iibiir. 'Buyhc 1101111t I)1l~il (tH +, crul d -v1hltrot flij tut letmol 1) aly Otte. 'lhuir met t o it: ;trieUiv c~ah. ]I. F?. LJ1EC.1[ & (20. TO THE P U I3 L I C OF I=AIRFIELDs mmm" - I I !t, lltlllersi neii haviiiCt ti )01g 11t, the stock lltlllel' a sigi1" 11('I it of the firm of 1111ier & ('0.) Offers the sa111ce tht' public with all the tot ut' gre:ltly rl'tlll( 0(l )ril'l' -111 fart. it will by in:1clc )1 ' t lllo L )odls oil h:tltll 111 019101' i) 111:1 ke 100111 for a vrocx. of tlto patronage Si) i1wrally lM tl)11'ell (11)0tl the 11111 in 1 O'111ot' (19 VS is rha)ect 1111 v solicited by. SOLI ;11)ri1 8 3N. - t\Y 1t tRrc 4 i rOf f/1t V\ 711 C}( FdAI'xMi 'y'i ;.1Ot f Ilalldrral/rrrfx;tr","nrJ,1'n/;, '.;.. ! r ilr;l; ;r, Jlrttlrc'J,,1'IG,'f+ / 1!lild/pJ"li lh' lilL!Rb, AS/,iteanrl.Ifird1; ;lilirr; It?1ir'.'r' I'r rr,1 tGrlli ins Gu'iz L:4uul,:Ia ,.rJ .1t octrl. cLc. A// ltlor~ 1l;irr rnlerl, LOWEST PRICES. Send fcgr1'ricrl i'((, 1. M. 1a ALL & CO/ hrtnrl/arturcre & 1)es/crr, 2, 9", (T, 8,101, if;tr/tct Strt'Ct. t z . 2:23, 22 .%itIC71a}ti Ch'ARJGESTON, S. C. IN N SB OR 0, 8. C,