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'BIE NEW- AND .ERALR. '--,--. ^UpLISHED EVERY W3DNE,DAY nwrns W.. boro Publishing Oompany. Ti2 an, - - - $2.00 P1n1t: ANNUM, IN ADYANOI hiberal dihcount to Clibs oPfi oor mor< ubscribers. AATJas OF ADVETIOING. Oni. dollar per inch for the firat'inaertion and lifty cents per inch for each subsequel YKtertion. Transient advertisonents mum paid for li advince. Contracts for three, sit or twelve monti d'c upon liheral terms. ! Bnsiness communications ahoul1 e addrosHod to the Winnsboro-Publishing o.--aiua"1. all othiem td the Editor. DON'T BUY -Ar W-c O O Until you have seen ours. The famtous WEBSTElt, beautifully paint ed, strong, durable. Don't forget the WEBSTEIh WAGON is the BEST 'THING ON WHEELS. V. Q. I)ESPORTES, Winnaboro, S. C. It. S. DESI'ORTES & CO.,. tklgoway, S.O, sept 9 SALE STABLES. TO THE CITIZENS OF FAIRFIELD: HAVE established a Sate Stalo at, Winnsboro, and an prepared to sell stock stock on verv accounodat im term1s, Cither for cash or on time uvtil next fall for i'egotiable paper.. Persois wishitng to buy or swap wil% do well to cll on 1110 before pulrchas ilg elsewhere. I will also pay the highest cash price f or CORN AND FODDER T)'livercd at. my Stble on Congres. Stt rt'', locait'd o1e dour south ol' tho Ladd butildinlg. A. WILLIFORRD. jin 2. qEWOODS. JUST RlECEIVE~D a fresh su1pply oif (Choice Groceries. The follow inig is a list of my loading articles : Clark's Best Augusta Flour, Clark's Biolted Meal alnd Pearl Grist. Also, a Fresh lot of Wheat 1rau. SUGARS 0 ranulatod, Sta.idard A, Roy stone A, Ex.tra C,.and' all the lower gradelct. COFFlEES. (ireen andl Roasted'--all'grad'es Ft.esh Cannod: Goods of all kinds,. Flresh Ie clils and Sauces. .1500) Gallons Winos and Liquors of llI grades. Give tue a call and get a Bargain. W. 11. DONLY, aug 17 On the Corner.. TI! R SOUTh CAlIOflNA COLLEGE --or. AMH1ICULTURJE AND ME11CIMANICS *10 ho openled for the instruction of the young men coit0 the State, on thu 5th UCOTO iWl, in the building of0 the old1 South Carolina Collego, with the lollow Zag Faculty, viz.: WM. PORCIJER- MIfES,. EL.Dh, U'residecnt and Professor of Engish.i Liter.. atuire.. JAMES. WOODROW, Pn. D., D. D., l:rofessos of. Goology, Mint' ralogy, IBotaryy and ZooIoMy. IBENJ. SLOAN, Prof.essor of Mathematics and Natural Professor of Analytical and Agricuilural Chemistry and ExperimentLad Agriculture. TfUITION FREE TO ALL. Rnom rent fbr the- year $10). Fbor further informationm appl.y to the Seeotaur - n Cohunbia, 8. C. Bly order of tho facu Uy )ENJ. SLOAN, Scretary of Fa'.mity, * olumbil)a, S. , August 13, 1880. BARGAINS -AT THlE-. Corno,e Store ! ALYj Sunmmet: Goods marked down at J. M. UEATX~ & CO.'s. ALL Cotton Goods reduced i,j psiqe at J. M. I3AATY & Co.'s, ROTTOM pricos on Clothing n..d St,aw IIJata et the CORNER STORE. AK E'Ilo ant tock of Corets just them. . ,ADIEIt waniting Shoes will please ro or Ug ros'. fino Shoes at JM NO UN AT IQNS-. VOlt: STATE. SENATOR.. Tle many f1icnds of Opt. IL A.. GML. LARD would rospectfully nominate hit as a candidate for the Snato, subject to tho action of thu Dumocratiu primaries. The many friends of Col. IBAYLI3 B. I ELI(IN nominate him as a caldidato- for, the Senate from F.tirftold county, suijent to the rc.gulations of the primary oleotioni. FOR CORONER. 'Pite friends of Mr. II. YONGUE MILL,. ING respectfully nominato hit for Coro nor of Fairliuld County--subject to tho result of the )omocrgati-r nimary. The friends of Mr. G. S. IIINNAN'' nominate himl for re-election to office of. Coroner, subject to. the notion of the Democratic primaries. . FOR JUDGE OF PRIOUATE, 'i'he friends of Mr. TLlO. E.. IELL,re spectfully nominate him fom the o1lleo of Probate Judge of Fanrtiledi County, sub ,ject to the notion of the Deuo.ratio primary. .Mesrs. Edihrs: Please announco the present incumbent, J. It .Uovlea, Judge of Prounte, as a ntldidato for re-election at tho ensutitg elsotion, subject to the ac tion of the Iontoeratic party at the pri. maries. By so doing you will oblige hie 1'! MaNy Finr.ans. I'oll, SCIl OOL CO,lN M ISSIO.LNEH. Thc-t-riends of )R. JOHN ]3OY),. ap. preeiating the skill, real and fidelity with whieh lie has disohargud the ditties ,uf Sohool Cutanmmission'.r, resprettully nominate hit for ro-election-- oilbject to the action of the Dunocratic primaries. The friends of the REV. JAMES DOUWk LASS respectfully nominate hfm for the position of School Commissioner of Fair field County at the ensuind clectioa subject to the action of the Democratic party at the primaries. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Alessrs- I'ilors- Please announce the name of Major JAS. PAGAN as a candi date for the( Legislature --subfeet to the Democratic primaries. 'MANY FuRlNus. The friends of Mr JOT-IN W. LYI.J-:", believing that ho will fiithfull relresent all the interests of the poople, respectful ly nominate him for a eat itt the aiouse of RepresenbtLat.e--.ubjoet to. the action of the Dntoorat,ie primaries.. The frietts of ''. P. MITC1IELL regard him fitted to represent the county in the Hoemuse of Rlepresentativets, and respc:ltlully aumillit his name to the )emocrats of Fairlleld for their aoLion, in the printary. We present the name of Maj. C. E. THOMAS to the Democratic voters of Fairfield coutty as one that will ablly and efficiently represent its in the State Le islaturu -subject to the iemocratc p ltlaries. NUintiot's FuIENDs. The many friends of the lion. TI)S. S. BIICE. appreeiating; it a high legrec his past services in the 1To11se ot]pro sentatives, respectfully notinate him for re-elect.ion, subject to the result of the Democratic primary election. SI-s'rs. I)litors: Please nauou nec Mr. AMS U. TUltNEIt as n candidate for ho Legislaturo at the o nsu-ing election, subject to tho notion of tho Democratic clubsat the primaries. By so doing you will oblige his. 1ALANY Fmsaans, Mefs.srs 1Milors: We bteg to presenat to the favorablo conasidioration of fthe vo(ork of Fairfilda cout-y Mr. GEORGE lI. Me .\IA8TEll as a eanadidato for onte of our Rlepresontatives irn to next Legislatutre. We ptr'eent his unme with the fuall asm' anate of his haigha quaalifictions for ti dlistingutishead uwomsitiont, for in aidditioni hn hiis lii sheOtd duention and wicknaowledge'd mnoral worthi hte in otto of the most publie sptirited citize'ns int ou r county, and- as; siuch catnot fail to be a mtost us'eful mnena. ber~ of our LecgislatLure. M3LuY Y'o-naoa FOR SIIERIFF. Theo friends of R. N. McMASTl ER, Esq., respeetfwuly noaminato himt for te office of SherillI' of F airfield Cotuty, subject to the action of tho Democratic pimiaar. Mehssrs. J'itors: Pleeso ananounace Mir R1. E. ELLISON, JR1., as a c;andidwate for Shecriff of Fatirfield Counaty, at (lae enisu itg election-subject to tho action of the D)emonratic pri mary. MANx Func:Naos. ''Te many friends of Mr. JNO. D. Mlc CARVLEY, recogntizing~ his peculir fitntess for theo ofilco, resplectIully. ntominaite hima for Sherilf ::f Fatirfield County-asubject to (lae action of thte Deamocratic primary. .Mssrsq. hWUors : As nominationts are itt order, permtit us to present the namiao of (X)L. J NO. B. DAVIS as a canudidato for Shierilf at th eno tsuing election, siubject, of .course, to the actiont of (the Demaocratic parimatriesw. MANY Faassuas. Messrsi. J?Aitors: Please announce Mr. JAS. L. RICIIMOND) as a candidate for Shteraff at, (to ensauinag ele'ctiont, subject to tho action of the Deacnatio Clubs tat tho p)rimnaries, anud oblige MANr Fnmt NDS. mtay i3-tf Mecssrs.. Editors: P'lease annouince ir. AT Preston Cooper as a canadidate for thec Deinaocrat ic tnminationa for sheriff tat thet cJomaing electiont (swubject to the decisiona of te prmaryeletion) and oblige ruany SOtIUwE.TEnN. ['onTION oF iTHE COUNTY. deo 13 FOR COUNTY COMLt10NER.. The many friends of Mr. JOlIN FEN.1 LhEY noma.inate hu as a catndidate for County Commissioner- subject to 6ho aotion of the Dlorai)rimaries.Mr JACOli BOOKMAN ats a caniditatto for thie ofillee of Coutnty Commuisstonaer for Fair. field Coanut-y tat to ensuing eloctiotn, sub ject t' o heteocraatic p)riary. M.tA.r FaarrNJs. P'leaase announce Afr. .T. Wma. 1)ROWN a at anidatoltt for (Counity Coranmissiorie,a sub1jec1t to te acti,n of thO lDetmocraatic priatriTes. Mr. Brown hats bea untani maonsiy enLdorsed by te (dythtewood cib. Maq.qry. J&lIIors: 'lThe manty frienads of Mr. JNO. A. ISTEWAliT respectfully noinate hsl~it s a canudidiato for tate otlie'e oif Countty Comarnaissioneor, suabjet to theo Demaocrattic primtaary. feksr., )idIlors: Please annaonino TI}{IOS D, OWIJ.NGS, Esq., as a ctandidate fo.r (ho omieo of Countty C~ommwtissioner--n -subject to to nottion of the Domtooraatic Paimaari es, amid oblige his M ANy FtwwNns. MIessrs. .1iors: Please a'amowunco ITX ON IL. ROBEtMoN, Esq1., ats a ctandidato for the office of Coainty Coimmissionaer e V t eonsuaing eletiont, subject to to acotiona of the DetnoeraticoIpriaaries, and oblige blis MANY'rttrENns, "/essr.1?uiiors: Please annourtacm~o 31E, HI. OSCAR 11UKB Ea a ndidate for.Corinty Commnissio.noer at the~ ensuing election, subjctV to the nction of the eoramtio primary. AIANY FRIENDS, --Pav nm yonhubeinptm,a FOR' COUNTY COMM1SSIONEI. Mes.srs. l ditors: Pleaso annuounco Mr. CIIAIRLES DOUGLAtS as a canttidatp for County Comiissioner of Fairileld, sub jeut the rusult of the llemocratie primary, AIAY iFlUJNs. 'rite friends of Mr. JA1IJS W. gOLP: MAN respectfully nominate hin for the office of 'County Comnisaioner of Fair 1leld--subject to thu action of the D)emto craitio- primary. 1ess. Elililors: I lease announco Mr J E. 'O WE LL as a candidate for tho.oflice of County Commissioner at the onsuing lc lion--subject to I he aetitn of the pri lnany election of'the Dnocratic cl1 )s. MANx F1ILEND. 'iho friends of Capt. J.OLIN A. IIIN NANT resipeotftlly noaiuito him for re. olecton to the oflie of t'o.nuty Conupis sionor---subject to the result ot.tho 1?o.nor crttio prinary. .ilsves. 11dilnrs:- Tho friends of WIL... LAM AIKEN, Esq., respectfully annouroo him a candidate for County Com1nis siouer at. tbe ensuing election, subject to the result of the Democratic primaries. MesJrs. Jlilors: Please 'nunounco Mr. J. A. TUIKCETI',. of Cedar pruek, as l a_ candidate for t'ounty iss ner at the ulisuilig election,. subj thi action of the Demucratie prian and bligo MANY Fn.:NS. .llessrs. J1tors: Ploaso iannonnles. JAS. II. .!A LtVEI, Esq., as a candidato for the Dfliee of County Co mmissioner at the en 3uing election--subject to the notion of hte Democratic clubs at the primary olec ion-and obli hit1 Numrous Frn:Sna, Mssrs. Editors: Please announce Mr. El. M. ZEALY asa candidate for the oflleo if County Commissioner at the unsuing 'loution-subjec:t to bio nction of the Jemuoeratie primary. iAxr FSE L's. .Mfcssrs. lAlitors: Please announco MR. EROliEltT D. BOLICK ats a candidate for ounty Coummissi.uner of Vaii:tield at the insuhmg elecotion-subjeut to the action of he Deoicratic primary. lANY FlnNns. The frienu , of Mr. James G. Heron, of alcnm, respectfully nominate him for the >111cc of County Commissioner at the en uing election- -subject to the Action of he )etuocratic primary. jan 17-td 'he m alny frientls of Mr. Al. 11. Me il:ADY nominate himn as at candidate or County Comnmissioner at. tho cnsuiig !lection, snh ject to the action of the Jemoerat-ic Primary. L'O Tll.E VOTElHS OF FAll1F1ELD. G3r.'rLM:IEN --imipelled by a sense of lut,y io my country and prompted with at l'sirn to serve my fellow-citiz.eu, I hee y on'er a*nysvltf as a candidat-o for the of iee ot' Cokunlty3 Comluatssionear, subject to he action of Iho Democratio primories, aid with the hope that my claims may j ncet with due connilceion from ily ricuds. 1tespeclfully, 'TfiY' T. Ll I'KlN. LU)PEN & BATES' SOUTHERN MUSIC lUSE. IIE MUSIC HOUSE OF TI! E SOUT H!. IJrovan TO OUa An !ImmenClse Music Temple, Two lnyge stores, each 30O feet front and our stor'ies haigh, froantinug on three streets uad ti lled fr'om cellar to loft with nxat.sicali uiedts. Notliinig to corapaice with it in he douthiern States, &J Blu STOREh AB1)(GSTOCK,' . 111(G TRADE, AND MO TO OOMEI Duaring tho ten yecars sinice ouAr es4tb ishiment oif our' house we hanvo developed bhe fu~,itc tralde of thec South to a won l(erful deugree', but as yet w hav'e (only be.i k'un.1 Wc ce(, niot 11anny3 year.s aheaiad, at bausine~ss of a O2illiot a . 's'0, andl o ltke caure at- this enormansts trade wve haveo pro videCd our11 pre'sent mnammnoth warer'oomas. FalIl trad(e 188('K' wiI sill be mmese. We' are' r"eady for' it.. For' 1(11 mon 0111 seiraor part ner has* been late theL N'or'th (onltractinga with 1?ianou andI Organ manuslfacturers for instrulimnts . lie hitSas cnctludedl miost adlviantageousn conlltracts, and the Pianos andl Orgains aire '"comning, 'omlinig" 100,000, Priceos, eow Termis, New Store, 'nw Do partumre. SP1EGIAL OFFER, FALL 1880. C'ash pr'ices wih three Months credit. - )Uring mointhIs of Aug. Sept. and1( Oct. wve will- slI Pianos0 and Organis at. Lowa*r' CAsul PnumsjI', payl3IMeh $25i Cash onl at Pi anao or $10) Csah on anm Organ, with tho btalanc~e inu three months, wVrrnIoU-r IrEIa WUAT DO0 YOU f4AY TO TiII FFERL? Writo for Llustrated ('atalogues and New Price Lista for 'atll I1880, and pre pare to ho auHtnihod1. LUD)DEN & IRATES' SAVANNAH, GA. XXholeu4a.i I'imiu ititt11( Olrg'in Deiderig. Jaly '4 COLOGNE. FD"R INST'.FLOWJ1Ef R OLOGNE, ANWand plopular rer'fumco for 'aeat the Uru'tg Stor'o of' set 7 Wtr, E. A1J(EN. OIIEESEl 011EESE.~ A FIESsupplys oIlcceso is , e colved and for' sale at **, M. BRA TY & Co's, Se;t 1 On thm rumc. PU RE WINES AND LIQUORS --IN-, GREAT VARIETY. I WOULD most rospootfiiliy inforn my culomlrers and the citizens of E;:4 field generally,. that I keep i stock full,supply of flue Liquors, Ciga Tobacco, &o., .&o., and guzun. satisfictic it too any one giving trial. M1 stock consists as 110. s I ," M ORTED IIQUOIRS (y'AR), .L'PU Y & co.'s COGNm. Uit AND 1ES., L'RIANDI'S SCIll EDAM GI.NS., ItAM,ESIC]'S SCOTC. Wl1ISKE\:8 JAMAICA L. D. RUMS. F. MOIUINO DE MORA SIERR ' INE. F. MOL..N IEIR PORT 1"NE. G. II. MUm-n-M & C&'S IIIIEIM.S C1LAMPAGNE. GIENUINE 1111NE WINE. DOMESTIO LIQUORS. SARATOGA PtTlE RYE WIIIS. NYA'1]THAN'S 1863 CABINET RYE WhISKEY. ST1'BAAUSS' IMP ERL\L RY E'WIlIS K~EY. l1EESE'S "OWIN" RYE WHISKEY.. STONE MOUNTA1N lRYlE AND ROCK WJILSKEY. ELEB3RATED Pl'EIFFER E. RYE 'W iLSKEY.. KEN'TUCKY BO)TTRBON W-PALIS KEY. :LANT''ATION RYE WIISKE L VIItGINI& AIPPLE AND PEACH 11 t AND1ES. ORTIr CAPTOLTNA SWEE'_ MASU CORN IWISKEY. 'LANTATION CORN WHISKEYS. BLACilER1 1RY IBRANDIY . GINGER BRtANI)Y. NEW ENGLANI) RUM. FlIENCIl I E'S "BOSTON" G kN.. 7ERY FINE OLD CLARET WiNE. IIOEYE iYIAiE WINES. KEG DRY SU: P PEIRNONG W.tNE. KEG SWEII~ SCUPPERNON i WI NEi. MA LT LiQtUORS: 1EIsGERI & EN(GESL'S (C*EhLEntAT ~D LAG Elt k;iEI~ ON DRAUGUJT AND 1UOTTLED. 3ASS & CO.'S IMPORTED ALE. PURE CRAB .APP'LE CID)ER. 'U lIE NATURIAL APPOLONA R IS WATElR. t'iOARS AND TOBACOO. VIlE AMERICAN TWiNS CIDAR oFiOR ! CENTS. L'HE hAVANA CHiAROOTIS-5 CENTS EACH. 1'. W. BLACK WELL'S SMOKING TOBACCO. CU1EWING TIOhIACCO-T11Il RIEE GiRADES. fCE, LEMONS, SOD)A WATER. TH E fBEST MIXNED B EVERMAG ES 0OF TILE SEA SON SERVED. AT ALL IIOURS OF TilRE DAY, TIO SUIT ThEE MOST F'AST11DIOUS TASTES. VERtY RESP'ECTIFULLY, I?. W. IIABENIOIIT. IA R OF.TO WN UA LL FRESH GROCERFES UG AIII4, assor.Qted. CoiTees, Ilio, aLugua.vra and( Oh(! (.ov. Jatva. ilo aml Okt Gov. .Javau ItoastedI. TeasuIi, lilack Im ei,.G noye anid Yongiyo i'uoid CANNED GOODS. Pears, Peaiches, Pinueapples, To maftoes4, Sahinona, Cornued hoef, Doylleod Mnluruoi and1 (Chooso, GImurer Pro.. serves, in II01ad Onu( Meal,~ Cooper .Gelaino, Mustard, Uliack Pepper and Nutlmecgs. IlaIdwvin Catsny, Oross' & Black.. wvell's Chow Chowv, Empire Chow Chow, Assort 1l Pick les, Lea & Per rini's WVorcestershaire Sauce, .J. F. McMASTER & CJO. , n A Nuw ADV1RT E)JENTs,. OUOANS 14 Sto ,.Sub Sass Oct. Coupler, Vex Colest . V.ox luwalta, sent on, trial War Wanted, only. $0t0. Yianos $LRG up. Caltlogue +ItEH. Address DANIb;1,F. 13I: T1Y, Washing WlVi, N. J. GRMM1ENSH SUCCESS 1 30,000 in 30 days. 11O1t1; AGENTS WNTID to sell the oflcial " GENERAL HANCOCK. SeIudludg the LICe of Htona WM.I. ENGI,ISIT.. 03 its work is onltorsed by GEN. IIANCOCK and' 4ie party leaders, is lowpricei, iuk. hinsoly ost-time is Soptber and' October. Out,lts oo. Act quilek and coin money, or bst. rlns and (til ptrtticulars, address I UJIlAltD' SItOS., Atlanta, Ga. AGUE PILLS Ilave never btoro been advertised. but have ained a wonterful reputation wherevor used. .oipotnded by a pronhlent Delaware )hysI. 1it, 'ind usedl 1v hini. in his iractico (turing nose. than twer.t.y years. '' cy havo never lueen 1(lwwn t,0 fail when taken st rict.ly aceord~ ng to directions. Lini yself had the ague every ftllor dav for nearly bwo, years, bqi was in lucetd to try tlhis renedy, adti havlng-takon one, l)ox and a nlt wits entirely culred, and have ever beun troubled sinceo.. liundrets of testi itontais miihtt be given. P rtco 600.. per box,. aostl)al(. Addrew@ sep : 1 3-4W- M. 14. 1SON. Claymont, Del , - THE NEW FOOD MEDICIN E ITyNME Do not confound, this Mntohless Itelovator of lkebt' t E Ixhnustc(1 tiensti.tilons vr,ith violent cat ha rt ll.'s, (1(iladplecoci.lons of vile Irugs, and rulpolns intoxlealits innocently ha leletd "bitters." iA1P IiI'I'T'EhlS tppeal to opular contidlence becaise prepare<t: from un crmlent.eti malt, hops nnu (i1 (li1na, and other recious ing1redlleni s, accordilng to the pt ocess l LIebig, 'lti are richer in the cleients that estoro (o piermalnenit. halth t Ihe weak, conva L'hteent., consti)Lve, over-worket1 Iel'vols, leept('ss, dypepifle, hilious an ttihkle t1n."apt' Ito, than all ther torma of olilt or Mfeien 'he genuine are iliniuly signed by the conpa y. Sol eve.rvyhlere. MAL'T BITTERS COMI 'ANY], BOSTION, al ASS. CICNTSTO JAN. 1.. Tho ChicagO, Weekly News. front (1nyo int Jan..liy llext. for 10 onts. tres trial Pt ancril,tlott will e a1,11 res ers to be. (one acted with the chieaplest nletro ai.w i I the V.Indep~endent In. poiliub,. al the ewl onrrect tnarl;etret ort. six Cohl,lticd 1torle in every issue. A favor... lie rantly paiper. S(end 1celA(slver) at 0nc1 an etI OIit until Janl. 1. 1881 Elvpt trial bul scii lnt for $1.00.. ltegu lhr pitrce is 1.5ceta. a year. Ad.dress Publishier Weeokly News, Cliacago, Ill,. ARGAIN ! BARGAIN! .0.( LADIES' [LACK r OLORED K1D CLOVES --AT-.( FOREMER PRI11CE $1.50.. 41UST' BE ~SOLDt MEcMA,S,TEB~, .BRICE & CO. July 17 )ry 1Hidos,C Shieep) Skins, Lanmb Skinls, Goat Skns Deer Skins Otter- Skins, Mink Skins, Gray JFox Skins 3psu kn, Coon Skirns, )o s , Skins, abinSis. UOtton, liecswax, WooI, Copper. *i'r The highet cash prices w bo pid. U. G.'D)ESPORLTES.. m~ay 25i Nj4ATH[ANS JtROS.* Oli Cabino6 Rlye, 18t3, Chi Rtonnoko WVhiskey, 1860). Also, 1Roltterdlam IBrandly. Col nlant ?og lunch from 11 to 1 o'clock overy (lay. I H AVE recently maido extensivo addi. .. ions to mcy stock of Wines and litiulors, wvhich consistS of a full as:sort mret, of Rtyo Whiskey, 0Cor Whiskey,, French Urandly, Appio Birandy, Peach Brandy, Sherry Wino, Souppiornong Wino, Chtamnpagno, etc., etc. .t7v 1 olaim to sAll IhO FINE.ST AND) P'UREST1 RYE WH1IS1(EY to be had ip Winnaboro, (livo it a trial. I also also kt op1 on hand a fui supply of SE GA1RS A.V.P 1'OIjACvo, in great variety, an~d adapted, to the tastes of' evoryboidy, Or411 at the PALVETTO flOUSE, in the Wipnsboro Hotel building,. J. OCJJ16NbIIrqi:s GOUN1 ON SPECIAL TRAINS. 50 CAR . ~JOHN RBN WOOLD S EXPOSITIOM ANLA lOSRAOY ACUAtUM AND AN IriA TAaC]Q]ARIU1 A]'~TT WVILL.. EXII31T AT WINNSBOrtO, FRIDAY, OTfOBERL EVERY 1+h1ACTl AN , EATUl).1" A NOVELTY, ~~~~, T)1'"1'SE11?1'S O1 V'A'ST PAV LON ,E>ONS IR T 10L -T )N EN1\IL'l IN D Y AND1 .IG;I'T, \MlLES O-L+ INSUl1'ATED) WYHl'. .'lLE BIGUGEST A\ND BEST TIZOUPIE OFa AlmNIC CELEBIT1IES EVERSL ASSEM1 131.) iO DENIS AND -T CAGES,1 TAR"1 AR T)ISTS. Cuiu n Rr in f h e,lunneSmtrn1hnceos ii llapopta us,Custe.Stnoatous A rianN lirhulidn Cyno )N EKAAHT O ERYTilN(Y, ! DOOiS APNDA 2,M STD , QM.REDCE RATS N ATJ lOAIS. AdI o 5eS. WW INN S h Oi i [S now being filled up with one of the finest stocks of Dry Goods, No.. tions, .3oots, Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Glasswaro and Crockery, Tinware,. Voodenware, Willowware, etc., ote., etc., ovor brought to the upper part. >f the State, overy d.opartnent being reploto. I am prelptriug for a oanpaign which theo peoplo of South Carolina have, 1ot witnessed sinco the days of Washington. 'EAD, 1"EFLECT, GO TO MIMNAUCI-'S AN) BUY! 5,000 Yards" 8tandard Prinlts it 5 Cents. 4.0001ards 81-andarl-d PiIts LLt (.ft. .,U00 Yardcs Stauidard 1'l at 7 conts. Your Special Atetin 1,001) Ublaldr-iod 'ilSirts at 25 ccn ts. 3,000 1Ulaun -.'liod 2lirts at 75, 85 and 1.00 Joans, Jeans, Jeans,a-. Slightly damaged by water, at half price. 4 20 Pieces at 10 coiti, w 1ct 101. 20 Picces at 1.5 ccnuts, worth 25. 25 Pieces aL 20, 25 and 30, worth 40; Read On, 10 Balos Domentic Goods to arrive, at Pictory Preices, whjch I will auoto lator. The Gre.it Sojisation of tho Day Five Gent Counter. IundredH of useful articles worth 20 and 2C cntf , 11t 5 (cIlts, Col1o ind seo for yourself, and you will fild it just as1 1 'Lll you. DrQss Goods, Dres Goods Just receivod leet from the 7M5 ifittur-r, 20 pieces Black Gashmora %t 85, 40, 60, 75, 90e., $1.19 alll $1,25. Everyt.hiiig new~ wid stylish ill Dross Good from 71c. up. So and investigyt. To the wholosale trado I will s - DENT, OVER COST, w any goods m my stock at TEN PER TIIE LEADER EVER I. M I M .A M