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WINNSUORO, S. C. MIURSDAY, *rANU7ARr 9, 187V. A. XNANS DA viS, SPITO1t. JNo. A. RrNOLDf. ASSOCIAru EfDrit. Mr. Memminger Declines. 11r. Memmnniger addresses a note to the News and Courier itt reference to his being named by Blaine as a person who could tell the investi gating committee about the "outrages" in Charleston at the election. Mr. MIemminger very coolly and neatly masticates the public prosecutor from Maine, as follows: CHARLESTOX, 8. C., Dec. 30, 1878. To the Editor of .the New. and Courier: Senator Blaine's confidence. must have been sadly abused when he pat my name among the Witnesses to prove fraud in the recent election, as published In your paper of this morning. I ha'd not returned from my summer resideu-:e in the moun talus when the election took place, and I had been there all the summer, so that I know no more of the election than Mr. Blaine himself does. If you think it worth while to havo my name removed from his list, ploAse say what y.u think best. Respectfully yours, C. G. AIMINNGHon. Blaine will therefore have to de pend on Campbell, Mackey, Sam Lee, Swalls and Sinalls, all def6ated candi dates, for proof of the outrages. The committee has at last got money and wilU proceed shortly to New Orleans to commence investiga tions. Prematurely Elate4. The Abbeville Medium id unduly elated over the decision of the Bond Court. The opinions 'of Judges Thomson and Aldrich do not touch the real issue, while the former in timates that Judge Hudson'a position may be that of the Supreme Court. An analagous case Is this. John Smith, having a son about whnse legitimacy doubts exist, goes before the Legislature and has a legitimizhig act passed, as is. often done. Then old Smith dies and a wrangle ensues over his property. After much squiabbling a referee is appointed to decide the legitimacy of Smith, Jr. The referee claims that he was ap pointed.to see only whether Smith is legitimate a. born in wedlock, and deeldes that M' was not' so born. TheredpQg a.lo%ting and throwing up of hats "comes from tho other claimants,.who b0ast that they have "gi*en "a.: staggeiing blow to the bloated Smfith.. - After' the referee makes 4kepoit, Smith liauls down a oopy of e. acts of the Legislattre, and reads the statute, by virtue of which his legitimacy exists, and the Court, without more ado, gives him a verdict. Then the other side feel sorry that they had expended so much vital force and oxygen in premature rejoicing, and they put on their hats and go home thinking that maybe the bloated Smith has got them after all. Let us hear from the Supreme Court before we get too happy. Resumption. The United States wont to sleep on Tuesday night with paper money in its vault and awoke on Wednesday morning with Its pockets stuff'ed.with gold and silver. That is, the law said that everybody must have gold and silver to begin the new year with, and it presumed that a law abiding people faithfully obeyed its require ments. On Wednesday for the first time since 1862 every creditor had the right to demand gold or silver in payment of his desmands, and to seize the unfortunate by the throat and shake him until what fewv greenbacks were in his pocket might be churned into fresh yellow "gilt-edged" coin. The gratifying announcement was made that the treasury at Washing ton began resumption with two hun dred millions of gold and silver. No part of this two hundred millions has found its way down into these parts, and the National Bank note and. Greenback have full sway. Creditors' are too glad to get anything that looks like money to higgie about specie. It is thought that resumption will be of fected without any trouble, that green backs will he held at par, as they are more convenient than coin, and that national bank notes being redeemable In greenbacks will have equal value. Resumption is said to be a p)artial inflation, inasmuch as It unlocks the gold that has heretofore been me~rely an article of merchandise without Phrying any part in the currency of the country, Besides the Influenice of resumption on the material interests of the coun try, It will have considera,ble ofreet on our politics. It It prove a success, Greenhackcism will die, and the supremacy of hard money being es tablished, the Dembowrate wll have to nominate someo Eastern man, Bayard for istancea .. It resumption fails, Greenbackism wml h bama ant,=ad the West will secure a soft money candidate. In our ol)iniol, it is much better, as a piece of policy, to seek alliance with Neiv York, New Jersey and Couilecticut than to run after Western gods. The present year will do much to solve the political problem of 1880. WHERE 'HE INFoitMA'rION CourL) nE IIAt).-A "subscriber" wrote to the Indianapolis Journal asking: ''I1ow many bushels or navy beans C1n be raised to the acre, the grounid beinge good and the crop -well tended?" anl the Journal replied: "The Journal does not keep a navy-bean editor. Better inquire of the 'Navy Depart ment." The Scientific American savs un slacked lime compressed into car tridges, or used loosely, aid well stamped down in the hole, uing water or other liquid to sa urate and expand it, is now proposed for use in firing coal minecs. It in clailied that the advantages to be gained from i: use are coioimy in the productioi of coal; making less sla-k thtn using ordinars blasting powder: lives il colliers'are in less danger; the break lng or shattering of coal hack of the charge, which is especially character istic of gunpowper, is avoided, and the quality of the quality of the atmos phere is t ther improved by its use than otherwise. It is stated in the London Times that Dr. Boll hits di!covered that the phenomenon of vision is a case of veritable photography, and that. subse quently Dr, lhune bar discovered the organ by which a purple pigment in the last retinal laver of the eves is regularly deposit&. Without i'n any way discrediting these discoveries the Athencoun calls attention to a passage lin a paper by Sir John Herschel, printed in the Roval Society's "Trans actions" In 1812,' in whicli he stated, drawing conclusions from some re markable photographic effects which he was then studying, that the pie noinenon of vision was of photograph ic origin, the images of external ob jects being printed by the solas seys on the retina or the ch6roid coat of the eye. THE FAV01UTE DRY GOODS RESORT. -- FURCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO., CHARLESTON, S. C., Offer their now Foll Stock, Whol,tiale and - Retail, AT LOWER PRICES Than aro paid by customars for inferior old auu.ion goo-a. $250,000 Worth of tLe finst .6ntd btiat aslected Carpets, Lace Cunrlains, Oil Cioths, Window Shades, DRESS GOOPS, SILKS, CLOAKS, Shawls, Blankets, Flannels, Alpaea, Cashmeores, first and second Mourning Goode, Kid Gloves, Notions, Hosiery, R ibbons, Silk Ties, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Under wer, Linens, Table and Piano Covers, Towels, Table D a ma sk, Napkins and Domiestie Goods, and thousands of other goods too numerous to mnentLion are now placed before our old customers of the State of South Carolina, and we gnarantee to the pub-. lie and the people of this State espepially that through our immenae FACILITIES And long establishedI reputation with 1buyers and sellers where MILLIONS Of dollatm have been exehanged throunlh our house, that we will give better sati. faotion os regardla Quality and P'riceR In goods purchased from us than any other house South, jo SAimrias 8BNTr ON A PPLIOATION. N. B.-Charges prepaid on all goods over and above *i0, sent 0. 0. D. or for Post OffRee Order. f!" Please name this paper in ordering goods. Furchgott, Benedict & Co., 275 King Street, Charlastom, 8. 0. do. 10-ily ____ ____ NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Prion?TB ,7UDGE'S 0Fioi10. WINNaDono.8.,.0., November 18, 1878' A LLp orsons having elaims against th~ (eae of James R. AIk on, deceased, are hereby notifted that they must establish thesaie bfor th Jugeof Probate o ileltdyo aur 18'10, or be do. 'tov91--stlaw6w S .p. ASSIUNEE'S SAL E. In the District Court of the United Stater-for the District of South Caro lina. E.rj)arl/ Tio. S. IReynolds, Assignee, in rm William 1). Aiken, Baitkrupt. --Petilion for 8de of Land, etc. BY VIRTUE of an order of the ionorable George S. Bryan, Judge of said Court, mnade inl thle above entitled p)etitition, the unoersigned, Assignee of William D. Aiken, Banikrupt., will expose to publie sale. bef,>re the Court 1louse door, I, Winnsb>ro. inl the State of South Caroliill, oi lite first Monday in Jaiiuary, A. D. 1879, immeNiatev after the Coutlyl Slieriff's sales, at public otery, to tile highest bidder, tlie followilg-described prop erty belonging to the estate of the said William 1). Aiken, Bankrupt, to wit: All that piece, parcel or tract of lad, lyiing, being and situate about two miles east of the town of Wiinns baro, n the waters of Wateree Creek, wa:ers of Wateree iAver, in the Counltv 01 t''n' 1d and Slate o S)uth Caroli m..an.g EtEveN 1msonL)IEI AN!> a TY ACHES in re or ies , a ld botunxded )% lankis oclonging to leury L. .Elliott, lienry A Gaill.tvd, land. belonging to the Liiiate of 'Jaimles I?. Aiken, De cease(, lands of Judge Wm. it. Job ertson and land belonrgi ig to the Es tate of James Johnston, Deceased. ALSO, All that. certain other piece, parcel or tract of land, lying, being and situate in the County of Fairield, in the State of South Carolina, about two and one half iles south-east of the said tow. of Winnsboro, on both sides of the public road leading from the said town of Winnsboro to the town of Camden in said State, containing six HUNDRED AND NINETY-FIVE aCREs, more or less, bounded by lands of Dr. It. A. Bu chanan, lands formerly belonging to the Estate of Sanders Ford, Deceased. other lands belonging to the sai(d William D. Aiken, Bankrupt, and lands of Henry A. Gaillard; and hav ing such shapes, marks, butts and boundaries as are represented oni a plat of re-survey thereof made by B. H. Robertson, D. S., on the 27th day of September, A. D. 1878-which i>lat will be exhibitod at the sale. ALSO, All that certain other piece, parcel or tract of land, lying, being and situate in the county of Fairfield in the State of South Carolina aforesaid, contain ing EIGHTY ACRES, more or less, and bounded by lands of Hemwu A.. Gail lard, by the public road leading from the town of Whinnsboro to the town of Camden, in said State, and by other lands of the said William D. Aiken, Bankrupt, and having such shapes, marks, butts and boundaries as are represented on a plat of re-survey made by B. if. Ioberts,n, D. S., oi the 27th dv t' Sultumber. A. D. 1878 -the Samie beiig fhe tract of land as signed and set plf "o the said William D. Aiken, Bankrupt, as a homestead. ALSO, The following.mntioned personal property, to Wit.. *i'x head of mules. The above-d(ea'sri)'tid real and person al property is to be sold free from and discharged of ali cwaUberAnce there on. TEaRMS OF SALE: For the perTsonal property-CASH. For the lcal estate-One-third of he p 1urchase-money to be p)aid in cash, the balance in two equal successive annual instalments, with interest from day of sale, at the rate of. soven per cent, per annum, p)ayatble annually ; the pur11 chaser to give for the unpaid baliance a bond secured1 by a mortgage of the premises sold1 and to. pay Assignee for all necessary papeh)rs. JNO. S. REYNOLDS, Assignee of W. D. Aiken, B3nkrpt, dec 14-1aw td STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CoufrrY OF FAIRFIELD. In the Jonmon .Pleas. George W. Williamis & Co. against Samuel F. Mobley. I N pulr.suanco of an order of Court made in the ab)ov4 stated caise, I will offer for sale before the co'irt-houise door in Winasb,ro, on the tait .\londba in Janua ry next, within the legal hourr. of sale, to thet highest bidder, at .mbhe outory. tuxo followmng-doaoribedl property. to wit: All that plant.ation, lying in Fairfleld coinly and State aiforesaid, on waters of Wateree Creek, containing NINE HUNDRED AND) FIFTY ACRES, moreoOr less. and bounded by handls of James Jono.4, Jamres Douglasn, E. P'. Mob .ey, WV B. Wood ward and others. Tanus op BAL.E: One-third of the purchase-money to bet paid in cash; for the b,alaunce a credit of one and two years, in equal annirual in stalmnente, with interest from da,y of sale, the purchaser to give hris bond secured by a mlortgage of the premises, and to pay for all iooessary papers. 8. W. RUFF, Sherifi's Oflec,,8. F. C. Winnisboro, 8. C., December 13, 1878, doo 14-x11t3 MORTGAGE SALE. BY virtue of foreclosure clause in a .Lmortgage executed to J1. W. Gray by Mth. L. L. Vance, bea. .ng date Mfarch 1at. 1877, 1 will soill before the Court-house door at Winnisboro, S. 0., on salesday in January, 1879, within the legal hours of sale All that piece, parcel 'nd tract of land, situate, lying anid being on waters of Little River in- the county of Fairfleld, atate of South T'arolipa, bounded by lands of Armmtiong, MdoMeekin, O'Nealoe Busby and others--being a part of the, landas of the estate of Dr, Thomas Fur' manm, deceased, containing TUnBg IJUN paBD AND rFr'Y ACBEs, "iore or less, and( known as the "Rincald Place." Terms-OASfl. Purchaser to pay for WVM. lILL, de 14-1ew8w .':-Aslgiee; SIERIFF'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF GREINVILLE. Barah B. Lewis, Execufrix, vs. Surah N. iP%rv . Le is, Eliza A. Lewis, i un of anl (order0 from T. H . * o , ig- of thle 1ihth V c1r,!u, i will o&kr for .mle, on the Ir t \1o in January noxt, before thecourt-tionis~e door in Winn4boro, -vithin the legal hours of sale. to the highest bidder, the following describel property, to witi All that tract. or parcel of land, Is ing I .n I being in thocounty of Firiloid, a,l jining laula of lDihson, 0. -Ainigh-ton aid others, contiaining FIVIP HniDR.1 AND> NINETT-TwO ACREH, moro or less. as is fully ropreHentetd by plat of th e samte to be exhibited on day of 0alo. ALSO, All that tractor parcel of land, situate in the county of Fairfild, a,ljoining lan-.n of Dic. son, Q. Simngieton a. o.hors, coltaining 'ruDR IsuID AND YIVE ACLES. as represented by plA of saue to be exhibit..d on day of sale. AL.O, All that tract of land aljoining lands of Diiom, .ohn Nyersiatu others, con taining FOUR HUNDED ACRS, more or less. AL8O, All that tract of land adjoining lands of C. .ingletion, Joha Myer, and others, ColtiiMilig TwO HUNDULD AND F.o1'rY FoUni AciES, more or loss. ALSO, All that tract of land, containing oNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOUR ACREs, adjoining lands of J. E. Robertson and John Myers. ALSO, All that tract or parcel of Iand, adjoin ing lands of J. E. Peay and Thomas Jones, containing NINETY-SIX ACRES, inore or loss. ALSO, All that tract of land, containing oNE, nUNDRED AND SIXTY-EIGuT ACRES. inore or loss, adjoining lands of Thomfs Jones and J. E. Robertson and others, as represented by pl.it of same. TERMS OF SALE : One-third of the purchase-money to be paid in cash, and the balance in one and two years, with interest from day of sale, at the rate of ten per cent. por annum, the samnte to be aecured by the bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premiser. Sheri ff's Ofilce, S. F. C. Winnsboro, S. C., Donninber 4, 1878. dec 5-t1x2 SHERIFF'S SALE. B Y virtui. of sundry exnctitions to Ine directed I will otror for sale, berore the court-house door in Winnsboro on the first Monday in January next. ivitlhin the lejal yours of sale, to t.ie ighest bidder, Foi CASH, the following le.cribed prolperty, to wit: Lot of seed cotton and cotton seed, the property of Aqiuilla 1larrison, at the suit ut W. It. Kennedy. ALSO, Seven bal- If cotton, as the proper'v of Arthur Clark, lichard Brown and1 others, at the suit of G. 11. MeMaster, as agent. ALso, Thron miles, ove horse, eight head of ;,mttlo, thw property of .Thomas Anderson, at the suit of Dargan & aloCall. ALSO, Twn thousand pounda of seed colton oneb thoiu.iandi t)ounisi of fodder-, twenty Zushels of cirn, all m.'re or loss, time property of Frank N. Wi,:n at the suit of James P. Macfie. ArSO, Four bal"s of co)tt:mI, the propePrty- of Jiames P. McFie, at tlho suit of Kinlard & Wiley. Fi ct'.n b ihtybe of c otton~m seedl, aill moore or les.s, the prop)erty. r,f C. B. Yongue, at the suit of I. Bi. Craw ford. ALSO, Three hun irod .'an.1 fifty bnshmols of .mornm, mmore or lm, t:tn )r.marty of IR. K. Piekett, at the suit of D. H. Ruff. ALso, One gin, thrAshet andi fan, thme prop erty of Willaam C. Harrison, at the suit of Johna W. Lyles. am uardiain. S. W. IC UFF1i, gheriff's Offce, S. F. J WVinmmnaboro. H. C,, D'cm*nber 20), 1878. dec 24.x-1x ________ - CLERK'S SA LE. STATE OF SOUTEI CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. & pire .Joseph W. MoOreight, John 8 McGre:ght. IN pursuance of a Petition mnadle in the absove stated case, I will offer for sale, bofcro thme court-hmouse doeor in 1n innsboro, on thmo first Monday in January next within the lega-l hours of sale, at p)ublie outcry, to the highest bidder, the fol lowing-described property to wvit: .A lot of land l.ying, being and situate" in time town of Winnsboro, in time county and State aforesaid, on the north-wet corner of Vatnderhorst street of said town and of Market street of said town, con taining ONE ACRE, Inore or less, and fronting on hlarkot street two hundred and ton feet, and aiding on Vanderhmorst street ono hundred aind sixty feet;. bounded on the south by said Market. street, on the east by said Van derhorst street, on the west by lotsm of 0. R. Thmompson, and on the northm by the hiomentead formerly oceupmied by Jamnes Mof'reight, deceased, The above desoribod land will be sold' in two lots, on one of wvhich stands the, shop at the corner of Market and Van. derhoerst streets, and eon the ether of which stands the dwelling-house now occupied by J. W. MeoIeit. .TERMs OF SALE: One-half of the purehase.money to be paid in cnsh, for the balance a credit of, one year from day of sale, with interestj from said day, the purobasor to give hie bond secured by a mortgage of the prom. ises, and to pay for all neocosary papers., W. H. XJERR, CLEan 0r COUR, Clerk's Office, SPscIAL OUA,AmN. Winnsboro, $. (. Decehdber 18,'j8ge This lim,ortant organ weighs but about three pounds, and all the blood in a living person (about 'hree I;ilons) passes throu th it at l'.ost once VCry half hour, to iave the bi e atn uther inmpuritics strained or filtered front it. Bile is the natural pur tive of the bowels, antl if the I.iver becomes torei it Is t separated from the blood, but car raeth o bvins to all Paris of the systela. and in tryng to escape through the pores of th%' skin, causes it to turn yellow or a iirty brown color. 'ihe stomach becntes diseased aed Dys pepsia, Indigestion, Constipation Headache B. ousne.s, lausdice, Chills, Malagal Fevers. Rlles, Sick and Sour Stqmtach, and general debility foi p low. MKitLL'S l1urA-r1m, the great vegetable discovery for torpidity, causes the Liver to throw off froin one to two otunece of bile each tinie the blood passes throtugh it, as lotg as there Is an ex cessof bile; and the cffect of even a few doses upon yelow complexion or brown dirtyUooking skin, will astonish all who try it-they bIng the first symptoins to disappear. rhe cure of &JI'bili ous discases and Liver com plaint is made certai4 by taking HnpArtm in accordance with directions. Ileadache is gencraly cured in twenty minutes, and no disease that arises froin tho Liver cal exist if a fair trial is ivn. SOLD AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR PILLS BY ALL DRUGGISTS. Price 25 cents and $1.00 UNS The fatality of Consumptic or Thr9at and Lung DIseases. which sweep to the grare at least one-third of all death's victims, sses from the Opium or Morphine treatment, which simply stu pefies as the work of death goes on. $o,ooo will be paid If Opium or Morphine, or any preparation of Opium. Morphine or Prussic Acid, can befound In the GLoBs FLowXt Couci SYRUP, which has cured 1eople who are living to-day with but one remaining lung. No greater wrong can be dose than to say that Consumption is Incuable. le G.onU FLowtX CoUo SReur will cure it when all other means have fa iled. Also, Colds, Cough, Asthrna, Bronchitis, and all diseases of the throat and lungs. Read the testiuonials of the Hon. Alexander H. Stephens. Gov. Smith and Lx-Gov. Brown of Ha., ion. Geeo. Peabody, as well as those of other rernarkable cures in our book-free to all at the drug stores--and be convinced that If Iyou. wish to be cureA you can be by takiag the Gi.oat Frownt COUGH SvRUP. 0 Take no Trochee or Lozenges for Sore Thriat, when you can ret Gn.osn Fl.owx STaur at same 'pr Q. For sale by all Drugisa Price 25 Cents and $1.00 IV Grave mistakes are made in the treatment of al diseases that arise from poi.on in the blood. Not t'nle Case of Scrofitia .'y philis, 'hic Swelling, Ulcrous Sores and .. n )i%ease, in a thOu.n, i. treate< withoti the use of Mercury in sonte fort. I rrury rots the bones, snd the diseases it pro rid.:cs me wctsc than wiv other kinAd o1'blood Or tA or Q.uI's )f:t.on)r is the only medicine U c'n wl,-. a hope of rccover frotn Scrofula, Sy ,p1-0ms.i and '!crct:al isase n all s:,,es, can ,e Cre-a.,Lly i'oundc<l. and that will cure Caucer. H J.,X w1l1 be paid by the proprictors if Mercury, .Or anyimg- ',ecnt not purely vq;ctable and harna less c. a faromid inl it. 1riee by all I)iggists $t.oo. (1on: FLw::t CouA SvUr and MRRtILL'S Ilit rot -riti L.tvul for saic by all Lrug. ;,i s il- .t rt sard j! .wa bottut:3. A. F. MItEL" 4 CO., Propriotors, Pl!!I AT'rLPHA. PA. SALE BY JUDGE OF PROBATE. STATE O SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FArItFIELD. Henry L. Elliott, as A lininistr%tor of the Egtate ofJsmos It. Aiken, Deceas ed, agdst Thomas 0. Pollhc-, s Trns-. too of the Estato of Lovoriol & Co. in Bankruptcy, L. D. Childs, William D Aiken and Othors. N ursinco of an order matto in tho abova-sttoed cavo, I will offor for salo tt ptblic itction, beforo the court-honso door at Winnsboro, on tho first Monday in Januatry next within the legal hours ol sale, the following-describod1 property, to wit: A tract of landi, centaining ONII HUN' DRiED AND) sIxTEE ACat:s, mtore or loss, stit-tutte itt the Coutnty and 8S,ate aforo .said, near thec town of Winnsoro, ad j(ininlg land-s of W. R. RLobertston, WVil liam D). Aiken, II. L. Elliott asnd II. A. AI f;-. 'f L.a i. ca'uttainiu T'otn now.N i- ' -~ 5:':u-r~ r uv'- n mre or' lss, situ ate in the Co'i:y antd -tato a "orosaid1, ltnown as the Wmn. 'T. '[horn land, ad joInmnj lands oY .:ul Wmn. TI Thiortn, Dr. Wmt. Thorn, John Biratton, E. P. Mobley ansi dIlters. A tract of 1-nd, situ at's in the County andr st to aforsamid containing FOUn niuanRa1D AND) Tr'IinT'Y-FIVEg ACREs, nioro or less, known as theo land( lately belonging to D)r. Wt. ''Torn, adjoining landa1 above doecribedi of Dr. Wmn. Thorn, Jamet-s Jones, 'TilIman Gladden andl others, ALSO. A tract of hlnd contlaining FIVE HUN Di i:o ACnii-s, moretr or l.ss, lyving anfd situiat.-mit th" (1onnty and Statfa aforesaid, On wat'rs of War.tr -o Crook, neaS&r Wateres RU'i-er and adjoining lan la of Est. Lewis, Mrs. D)o Bose, an d lands lately- the prop erty of John llarrisqon. TERMS OFBsALE ; One-half of the purchase-mnoney to be paid in cash, an I the balanee on a credit of twelve months, with interest from the day of sale, to ho secnred by the bend of the purchaser and a msortgage of the p)remixes- -the purchaser to pay for all nlecesnary papers. O.fc f ug * . THOMPSON, OicofJdoof Probate, J. P. Fi. 0. Winnsboro, ?. C, December 13, 1878. dcc 14-lawtd SHERIFF'S SALE. B virtu of an -xeuon o me di .Lreeted, I will offer for sale before the court-house door in Winnaboro, on the firet Monday in~ January next, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bid der, for casH, the following describeog propeorty, to wit: All the right, title and interest of E. J. Moore, im that lot or parce-l of land, ir the town of ai innsboro, containing otne Aons, more or loss, and fronting en Van derhorst etreet and bol'nd1edby lets of John J. Neil, Fatato of',W.aro and Mrs. Mary Moreight. .~re S, W. KUFF, Sheriff's Office, . g, y, 'Winnsborro, S. 0., December 14, 1878. deo 14-t lx2 Pleasantly and fast, agents abould ad. dress FINLE1EY 1E4VE & 00., A tlata Geori . jano)II.-ly . if E lrgeOstokof the -abv y ex