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IIOCAL ITEMS. H f'LTURSDA Y. JUNE 20,. 1878. Now Advertisemonts. Fairfield Fire Engine Company-_ E. S. Chandler, Secretary. Unremitting application will in duce disoaso unless the blood be kept constantly pure and rich. For all har d workers the remedly to keep the tiloocl in the best coindition1 is Dr. Bull's Blood Mixture. * AROUND ToWN.---Another dog "woodbined" yesterday. It seems as if base ball hlas die.I a natural death. Extensive preparations are being made for the entertainment on the night of the 4th of July. A considerable number of cqttle have been shipped from this place during the past weolc, Messrs. Sugenlhimer & Groecohol have had their store repaired inside and their stock of gpods arranged in A neat manner, The members of the Gordon Iight Infantry have been assigned to dif foreut squads, and are now drilling in the manual of at ms under the non-commissioned officers. Soiree at Plytahewootd, RIDGEWAY, June 18.-Your corre spondent was favored with an invi tation to Blythewood Senipary oi} the 31st ult., to attend a "Friday Evening Soiree," which he gladly accepted and was well repaid for his eight-mile ride. The entertainment was of a musi cal character, and did credit to both pupils and the professor. The -"Miserer" on the piara,o-forto and organ was very much admired, and it deserved to be. The foature of the evening was a cantata, "The Rainbow." The young ladies did linely, apl. deko.t in the colors borrowed from the solar spectrun, looked very pretty. The only draw back to '-us young fo)ks" wl, the failure to get the rules suspended -which truly illustrated "Thou art so near and ye.t so far." At a late hour the entertainment closed, but we vere not at all tired, for "Lightly falls the foot of time, Tiiat only tre,ads ou flowers." JUvENIs. The G.ordons at Ridgeway. RaEwY June 19.-4 detach *ment .of this ,elegantly 1Anifor.-ed ~organization uinder command .of their handsorge young capt ain, W. G. Jordan, accepted an invitation ,of the Heupton Rige Guard, and -visited this town on the evem,ing of ,the ladies' entertaimnpent for the ebenefit of the latter compa:ny. 4.s ~soon as the tra,iin rolled up and it *was ascertained that the Gordons had actyia.lly arriyed., gl,houghu the sweather was not propitious, the young ladies, who had all day bean consultig the weather-vanjes, and who always have a great deal of nmind to make up on such occasions, ,and require a little perisuasion from *anxious parents, decided at ,once to go asa sacrifice their white Swisses ~upon -the altar of their country. They went, and under the numerous et flight and the m1any gracefu.1 festoons and arches, bouiquets, pic ;tures, etc., the fine soldierly bearing and the bright uniform of the Gor.. dons, blending *wi.th sthe bi,ght smiles and fashing ,oyes of th,e' young ladies, with .theo central figures of Rebecca and her com,~ panion in Oriental costume, re, freshing, frorL an unfailing well, not always a Campbell, but some 'times nmany a brave soldier-boy among tlhe Gordpns, whose names. we.have not space to enumerate, ,made up pu most 'beautiful scene, and made many of the young gentle men "to ithe manner iborn" .savage to see the O'Malleys captivating ttheir .Lucy Dashwoods. A young ;getitleman interested in finance, ~who deqlared hip inteption to,ocome -to Rtidgeway and at orce retire, was observed, during the "'wee small hours" of the morping, logking ibright and fresh as a May blossom, ni deep converse with a dark eyed siren.; and .two young Benpedjots of forensic tastes (and some little'limbs SPECIAL NOTICES. A Most Exaellent Remedy. ATL.'TA, GA., Mfarch 12, 1870. I have exau4iilod tho recipe of Brad. field's Female Regulator, and from my knowle.dg.e of the ingredients believe it i niost excellent medicine, and well +uitgd to that class of diaioases designatod. [ have no hesitation in advising its use, lrld co{ifldently recommend it to the Public. JOEL BRANDHAM, M. D. juno 11-2w FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. a Please announce B. H. ROBERTSON as a candidate for School Commissioner at the ensuing election-subject to the action of the Dnonuoc%tio party p, tho primary election juno 4-txtf MANY Furrugs. PQ1t THE LIGISLATjJ,E. Ata muepltigg of the Greenbrier lpno eratic Club, held Juno 8, 1878, thq fol lowing forltign was adppted: Resolud, That we present the clailg of DI. T. B. M6kINS'tY for a seat in the Legislature fronl' this county, and recommend his electikq. Extract from the miputes. j. R. 1UTL4Np, juno 18-tf ' Soorptary. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. Messrs. 1i1crs:-Piveo announce H. 4. GAILLAII as a candidate for the House. of Represeiitativos, at the coming elec. tion . The cpurse of Mr. Gailhi.rd in pub li.q life has given general satisfaction and done honor to old Fairfield. In recagni tion of llji i.ofyices it is but proper that he should be sent to the Hopse at thq next election. This nomination is masde entirely without the knowledge of the gentleman named. may 16--tf MANY FRIENDS. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. At a pidetigg of the Oakland Demqcrt:. ic Cllpb of township number six, lje)4 Rq the 28th of April, 1878, th, f.gllQwipg rpsolution was a3optpd: Reqglpf(1, That this C1gb, recqgnj igg the itness and ability of I4on. 1. A. Gaillard as a representative, hereby nominate hinl as a candidate for re election. Extract from the mipntes A. J. LAMAR, may 16-txtf Secretary. SELLING OUT. IN order to close up the )usinsq of Sol. Wolfe, great islduceineqts will bo offered to Cash buyers for the next sixty days. The stock of goods, consisting Qf Dry Goods, Notions, Laces, Ribbons, Hoeiery, Clothing, Hats, Trunks, Shoes &c., will be Qffered at and belQw New York cost, FOR CASH ONLY. Money must be -aised, and cash pur chasers will certainly find it to their interest to call and examine the stock and be convinced of the above fhots. 8. S. WOLFES, June 15-tf W.. BOOHE JEAS r'emoved to the store next .in the post-oflioc, wherp ao~ will be glai .to rp.. icive his friend s and customers. A full \ine of Samples will be kept 99 hand, froip wh,oh ,customers may teake ielectionis. 1einow has the finest lin'e.of F'reh an d Engl.ih goods i,vor brggh,t Hie is.also,p,repared to cut or to us.sk up goods for those who deasite. Garments .gf all kinds ;;epaireg gng sle5ned. per-1Cleagng a spqelit7. Thar4.ful to the pulio for past paitgon ige, ho ijolcits a .icontinuance of tage game, and gitarantees satisfaction. sept 18 W. 0. ROQBE. Notice to Taxpayers. Auntanoz's 0FFIAE, .WINNerDono, 8, 0., Miay 28, 1878., HIS11 ofilee will 1ic , pen fm the 14t I.of June to .the.p bh of Jul, 1878, to receive Tax Peturm-s or the .1 seal year L8,78. By orders .frpm the Cqmptroller leneral the reel estate will .also be vpe Lesessed at the same time. All male ersonus between the ages of twenuty.orio mad sixt,y years are liable to Poll Tax,an i'11 report accordingly. .I will attend at the following places on be djays specified, fqr the pprpnppe pf eee.iving returpe, viz: -F'easterville, Jupe 14 and 15. Montiello, June 17 and 18. ' Jehkinsville, J'upe l9'apd 20. JHoreb, Jugpo 21 ,Apd 22,. Doko. ,June 24 and 2'.' Bear Oreok, Jpe.26 and2 47. Ridgewa. Junie Up and2. QIdrharp July 1 auid 2.'' OQidden, Jlf'8 and ., Woodw.ard'V, July anduc 6. may 30-xtM It JUST ARRIVED Fr Obi NEW,. YORK N olegant1lt of Sprit g Prints, Can brics, White Pique, Figured Piques, Jong Cloth, Cottonades, Ladies' and ients' Hosiery, 1tan<tkelchiels, Towels, 'c., and are oalre4 A the louc t cash me,es. l. M. BEATY. The celebrated "Iay Statot' otandar4 crowed and wiro sqwod 8hoes,a@pecialty i J. M. BEA'TY $. Try then, q nd you vill be convinced of their durability. I am offoring fqlr sale "Grant's Yea t 'owders.' every box gua'anto'd to givo atisfaction, or money refundod. PIep,so ivo it a trial. J. M.' BEATY. Go to J. M. BI:ATY'S for the best Family Flg:, l al, Grist, Rice. Hams Branded "CIhallengo,") Lard, Bacon, ugar and Co lfee, very low prices, Tea, )rackers, Cnidyz Soap, Starch, {lacing, soda, Con. L yg, 1%justard, Peaches, To uatocs, ,ardit es, 5almon, Pepper, ipice, GigQx, utrzegs and many qthot ,hings nooossqry for f4mily con}fort. PAL14 AT J. M, BEATY'S FOR S TEIEI,, Swed0 Tron, Ilow-mnoulds, Trac'' Chgins, Iappeg, Back' Bay.Is, rain Craillua, Scythes, Brade's Iofs, Shovels, Garde; floes apd 1iak,;s, Npils, lor.'o aqd Mule shoos aid Nailp, Cutlery &c. WOQIENWARE. B. 11. I0qa Cedar Buckets, Galvanized Floop Ce<lar Buckets, Painted yckets, Well Buck<ets, Kegs, 6easures, Broozus, &c. Crockery and Tinware. NEW GOODS ! --0 Sc41; he f ttcntiot} of the lt dies' to :ur ,gw stevk of FANCY NOTJONS. Lace and .ilk Ties in various shads, Silk Bows in assorted styles, Colored Sil$ Hayrdkerehefs, Fans in great variety, Fan, Handkerchiefs and Dress Girdle, A splendid assoytmen.t of Parasols, Janilla Brqzilian, Bo}l9d Silk, and 3ootch gipghani. Jaliges, Canibries, Muslim, La vpe, Figpred and Brown Litpons. OUR S'fOCK Of DRY Goops, Of every k,ipa is.,comp,let, ampd ,ap be ought Lots of c,,her goods, ivhich we cannot nention hme,o for want 9f .ro9m ' THAT WIX,.I SEL4N THEM. MVcMIaster & -Brice. N EW PR1IlTS!/ NEW PIJ,NTS ! ~ONGOLOT.H and SEA IST9AND IIOMMSPU)T, y EACH,1D aid UNI$LE4c4Hpl?, .SHEETING.! SHEETINGQI 2. 0. HANDKERCHI~FS, MUSQUITO NETS, BUTTONS, ETC. ASaI. ;ad 'Exantine OQgr PIACE ALPAOA:J B4JAOW AiLPACA ! .Qbeapest and Best in Town. .J. F, .Medar A f. THI I'1lIR'TY-T7'1{ll) Y1bMR. Th9 Most, Popular S-.ientific Paper in the World. On;y $3.20 a Year, Inoluding Postage. Weekly. 52 NUMBsns A YsAn. 4,000 BooK PAOS. r 11 SCIENTIFIC 4a:ERICAN is . largo first-ohy. weekly newspa'por oo sixteen pages, printed in Cho most beau tiful style, profusely illustrated with splepdid engravings. re presenting the niwest ipventions and the most recent advances in the arts and sciopces; inclu ding mechanics and eigineering, steam engineering. railway. mining, civil, gas apid Hydraulic engineering, mill work, iron, steel and mnetal work; chemistry and chieni'cil jprocess'es: Electricity, light, heat, stjpnd: 'echnology, photography; p{"intir}=. new m'ichinery, 4iew processes, new ri,ucipes, imnproveinents pertaining to textile indutstry, weaving, dyeing, col pring. new iidustrial products, animal vegetable and mineral new and interest ing facs in ag'ricnltiire, liorticdlture, the home, health, medical process, social Qcience, natural history, geology,astrono mry, etc. The most valuable practical papers, P eminept writers in all departments of science, will be fou'nl in tho Scientific Amuerican; thi whole presented in popu lar langua'ge, free front technical terms, illustrated with engravings, and so ar rant;ed as to it lerest and inform all classes of readers old and young. 'The Scientific Apierican is promotivo of kiowledge arnd ppgress ur every coen munity where it ercul..tes. It should have a place in overy famtily, reading room, library, cotllge or school. Terms; ;3.'Z0 per year, $1.00 half year, 'which includes prepayment of 'postage. Dis cou)pt to C Clubs 'and Agents. Singlo copies ten cents. Sold by all Nevsdeal ers. Remit by postal order to MUNN & CO., Publislrs.37 Park Row, New York. PATENTSIn connen PAmNTS*with the Sciann title American, Messrs. MuxN & I o. aro olicitors'q American and''oreign' Pa Onts. apd have the largest establis hmenft ia the world. Patents are ebtained on the best terms. Models of now inven tions and rketchgs examined, and advice free. A special notioo is r'nado in thQ Scientific Americai of all inventions patented thrpugh this agency, with thg name and residerrco of the patentee. Public attention is thus directed to the merits of the now paten., and sales or in trodluctioi often e2eite$. Ay person who ha. spade a new dis coverv pr inventjon, c.n ascertain, fre9 of charge, \vhether a patent can probably be obtah?ed, by writing to the under sigped. Address for the Paper, or con e.rning Patents, MUNN & CO., 87 Park Row, New York. Branch Olceo, Corner F and 7th Streets, j-tn 8-.tf Washirngton, D. C. i[ RECEIVING daily fres. S.ygars, Coffees Green and Roast ed, Tea, Flour, Grist, Meal, Syrups, Molasses, Soda, Soap, Starchi, Bagging and Ties, pacon, Lard-in B3bls., Cans and B3uckety Seed ,Oate, Rye a,nd1 ]arl.ey, Nails, Trace Chainfl, Horse and Mule Shoes, Axle Greese, White Wine and ,Cider Yinegr Fresh Cheese and Meincaroni received to-day. Newv Bucokwheat F.our. .Choice new 'crog~ New Orleans Molasses. New Mackerol :in i, an j barrels. , Iir All gciods dplisvered withip .corpgrate limits. SD. R. FLJEl lLKEN. Best is Cheapemt, NEW ,WILLCOK A GIBpS HUTOIATIC S,ilet Seawingq MVaghjne. ;iptIngvnt4on, Pr'odluing Marvelous Beaulle Its sup ~ g merit n}acpts it eyn# all corn petitionf.~ makes ftthe Clh pet,aotwith' stan n lare inducement offred by Only Raeb 6toi the World with Agitophi at'' etuare, and Writ,eby7 Pdre,List, Lint :wm co1 s rod .a . k 9 rery 'beswitching" and tried offee ivoly the agreeable art. A talented oung gentleman, not long since a raduato of theschool of Esculalpius, orsook a discussion with a rother scalpel, on the subject of 'invisible diaphragms" and "caout houc" and "oscillatory aorta," to ormeatu the "iqazy" on the light antastio too, The three young ladies who gave is the distinguished honor of their resence added beauty and bright mess- to the occasion. P. X. Attention ! l''irflel F Iire Engint) COnipall,. A C HE\fMLE at your Elugine iouso this (Tiursday) evening ato o'clqck n Citizens' Dress, fq )rll. By order: E. S. CIL4NDLER, june 2Q Secretary. CAMPAIGN RATES THM NEWS AND HERALD. IN the campaign th at is now opening Tnu NEwS AND Ili;Rt prQposes to keep its readei-s fully l'osted as to events oc curring in National, State and County politics. It has heretofor, lIoqrd earn estly in the cause of good govergmuent. and its c1rorty in future will be redoubled. In order to aocomplish the greatest good, it desires to reach every citizen of lairfield County. To attain this end the follow ing special rates are offorod f.or the cam paign: '.ri-weekly, to the 15th November, $1.50. Weekly, to the 15th November, - - 1.00. :0 (uh, in every case, must accompany the order. Cards nonnating c:.ndidates will be inserted at the following rates, in advance; For each c;%ndidate, 1 inch, one in sertion, - - - - $1.00. For the campaign, in Weekly and Tri-weekly, - - - .0 Pledges of candId.tes at the same rapes as the above. Proceedings of clubs or communica tions, when they contain nominations, come under the rules for advertising, But the paper will be open for the legit imate discussion, within rcasgnable bounds, of the merits of all those candi dates whose names are appearing in its advertising columns. Equal privileges will be accorded to all true Democrats. Wo nsk that subscriptions and nomi nation s be hand.ed in at once. p All business ceqpnunications should ,e addressed to the WfNNSBQJiO PUBLISHING CO. SPRINQ HAS O1ME, -AND 1Nega Style G*oQds -JMAVE bore Dry Go,ods, Fancy ,.goods and lYililnery Bazaar. MRS. ;BOA0 wishes to rot.prn her sin ace thanks ,do her frie,ds anxd the pub,lic generallyfor the past patronage., go,ici-. ting a coptinuanco of the same. She wil,l anxdeavor as heretofore and is 4etoppined to please the most pistid'ious. Millinery and Fancy iGoodls Stock is mnd untrimmeod,St,awv 1.~ andl Bonnets, Sun Ilat,s and Sailors, Iibbons, .Silks Laces, Flowers, goeathers, 1j 1usions, Neck i'es, Ruffling, fiinen fand Lace 8'etts, [lIgnd KerchiefE, ,Corsots, GAgyes, J,3gttens ic., &e. -- o Seond lot of Spgring Calicoes, also a .pica .lot of Dress iQoods, Mohairs, Alpacaps, Japanese Siiks. Wash P'opuna, and other nice dtaterials and T.ripimings. .Call .and .see, Lad ies,.for your solves. A large lot of Men's, Ladies' and Ih.lldren's1Shoes, Gents' r.nd Boys' Fur, \pal Straw .Liats, sfino and courso. A choico-lot of Family Groceries, Can lies, Cakes, Mackeret. Tobacco Cigars, Kerosene Oil, Hlard.waro, W.oodenware, l'inwaro, Crockery,.,&c. A quantity pf Lumbker for sa10 .low fqr iash. march 80 3. 0. .BO A G. Special Notice~ SAE hQxAby,gi,ve,notice to all partiqg hat we will giveo,no,qr-e4it to anyone,.but. vill sell goods -for ICASHI, AND CASH' )NLY. Parties are riotiAe4 .to send no arders.to our store, as the goods will not >e delivered without the GASH. SUGENHE2IMER &gGROESouE[. Jun. 4-tf T lea. M wil 05a1a 5