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UjOCAL ITEIS. SIURSDAY, JAUUA.Y 9, . M79. AILROA) ScI )ULE.-he',1 follow ing is the preselit s8iedule of' arrivals, on the Charlotte, Columbia and Au gusta Railroad: DAY PASSENGIR-GOING NOnRTH. Columbia - - 1.45 1. m. BlyNthewood - - 2.41 " Ri'dgeway - - 3.03 " Winnsboro - - 3.35 " Woodward's - - 4.10 !' Blackstock - - 4.15 " Chester - - 4.46 I DAY PASSUNGER-0-ONG SOUTI. Chester - - 12.47 1. u. Blackstock - - 1.16 " Woodward's - - 1.21 " W1innsboro - - 1.56 4 iidgeway - - 2.26 " 11lythewood - - 2.44 " Colunbia - - 3.2k " Now Advortiments. Masonic Meeting--G. B. McCauts, Secretary.. Knights of Honor-E. S. Chandler Secretary. Governor I Hamipiol has ordered a pair of crutches from Now York, and is expected soon to put them to use. The cold of the past few days has covered the mill ponds near town with ico several inches thick, and amateur skaters have been disporting themselves upon its slippery surface. Every mother-in-law should recom mnd Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup for her grand-children and thus ktep peace in the family. * TYuE Foit SA-L.-We offer foy sale two hundred pounds long primer type -tliat with which the outside of TinE NEws ANI> nIEt-Au) is now, pintod. This ty)o is in, excellent condition, and is only abandoned because we wish to change the style of our type. We oiller it at the low price oftweity cents per pound for the lot; smaller quan tities in proportioi. TE Pivtie Diu..-Tho Thespian 11 all was illed ont Tuesday evenins to ,witness the drill of the Gordon Light .itlutitry for the plume given by the .i fistriouic Club. Twelve competitors entered-Sergeant Robertson, Cor )oral W. A. Boaty, and Privates Laniderda1c, Jordanm Ifarden, Boag, Propst, Millirng, 1I. 1. McMaster, f3igler, C. M. Clander and W. J. Elliott. Majors C, E. Thomas and .Ino. S. Reynolds and Capt. W. G. Jordan acted as judges. Lieutenant Elliott gave the commands. The drill was very thorough and lasted two hours, with four rests. At the end of the drill Corporal Beaty and Privates .llarden, Lauderdale and Jordan were called up again, when after frther drill, Corporal Bieaty wvas ad(jutdged entitled to the plume. Major Thomas the' presented the plume11 in a neat littuo add(ress. The drill was quite a sucess5. The eani didates displayed p)roficiency of a high order, and reflected credlit on themselves and their officers. REProrT OF THEt IIIsTR1IONIO Cr.n. We are r'equesated to publish the fol l9->wing repo)rt of the earnings and ex I)einditurcs of the HIistrionic C!nb: 1)Nox.mNs I.N 1877: To the Gordon Light Ti fantry - - - - $105.85 F"or the College well - 50.00 $155.85 n)ONATIONs ix 1878: Conceort in May, to the Episcopal Church - $43.00 To the College - - 80.00 To the Fairfield Light Dragoons - - - 74.00 To the Fairfield Light' Dramgoons - - - 5.00 Plumeo for the Gordon Light Infantry - -- 4.50 To the Cornet Band - 20.00 Sword awarded to thc F. L. D. - - - 27.00 To the difierent ministers 50.00 $3.50 EXPENN8Es FOR 1878. Concert in July, for re freshments, 11all rent, etc. - - - - $28.18 Expenses in September, 1878, - - - - '21.91 Expenses in October, 1878, 42.81 CHIiISTMAS FESTIVAL8: Costumes, etc. - - 27.00 Rent, servants' hire, etc. 21.00 Fr.uits, Confectionery, re froshmeonts, Toys, otc. 95.64 $236.54 A Radical Journal says: "The last of the carpect-baggors moved North long ago, wIth mi seedy umbrella and a soiled shirt." "Yes," replies the Cour'ior-,Tournai, "haviinig sent on the rest of his stolen plunder by freight and exprecss." Ninety per centum of the colored mnen of St. Louis will be disqualified from serving on juries through a do (11s101 that under the general law of Missouri jurors must bo ablo to read. Ninety--six. murderers were hung in th6 United States, in 1878. All wore men--forf.y-one whitps, fifty. two colored, two Indians and one Winnsboro Lodge, No.11, A. F. bt. T]lE regular monthly communication .Lof this Lodgo will bo hold this evening at 7j o'olooc. G. 13. McCANTS, jau 9-1 Soerotaiy. True Brotherhood Lodge, No. 844 Knights of Honor, r IIV, regular meeting ot this Lodge wil be 1 holdi Aln Miasoic HaIl on Frilay ovoning, the 10istii119.. aIt 7,1 o'clock. OfIlcers for the onsiting tern will be elected and Instaled. A Itll attendance Is nosessary. Dties will )o collected. ' . S. CHANDLER, jan 9-ti Reporter. DISSOLUTION. rJ HE firm of Cummings & Co., is this rday dissolvod by mutual consent. 11. L. ELLIOTT, oO. P. MATTHEWS, JR., J. 1i. CUMMINGS. January 1, 1879. The business will hereafter be eon. ducted under tho firn namno of Matthews & Co., the members of which fir nt are: JNO. V. MATTHEWS,JR. J. H. CUMMINGS, Jan 2-Im T. K. ELLIOTT. CPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. I have this day associated with me, J n tihe conduct of my business, Mr. R. M. IIUEY,and the business wt1l hereafter will be conducted under the firm name of F. ELDER & CO. All parties indebted to the old concern will please com forward and settle, either by osh or note, as I do not wish to carry old accounts into the new books, xtlm January 1st, 1879. F. ELDER. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. LL persons indebted to the under .A~signod or to H. L. Elliott & Co. must come forward and settle and savo trouble. jan 7-1mi CUMMINGS & CO. FOR THE SEWING MACHINE. The Four Wheeled Autoniatic Casters. T HE machine always stands firmly, while in use. No moro lifting heavy sewing machines. Health and labor saved by using this caster. Price $2.60. Will fit any machino. To be had from W. H. SMITH, jan 7 Agent for Fairfield. FRESH GOODS! JUST RECEIVED. -CONSISTINU IN PART OF 24 bbls. Molasses-all grades, 400 lbs. Choico Buckwheat Flour, 10 boxes Cream Cheese, 2 boxes best Italian Maccaroni, 12 bbls. Sugar, all grades, 14 sacks of Coffee-10 Rio, 4 best Java, 50 bbls. Choice Family Flout. BAGGING AND TIES. LARD in bbs., cans and buckets Bacon, Best Sugar Cured Hams. Choice Rled Rust Proof Oats, Seed Rye and Barl~ey. Nails, Trace Chains, Horse and Male Shoes, Axle Grease, White Wine and Cider Vinegar, Smoking Tobacco Durham's best, Chewing To - bacco. Raisins, Currants and Citron. ALSO, Fresh Canned Salmon, Peaches and Tomatoes, Mixed Pickles, Chow Chow and Pepper Sauce. ALSO, A fine lot of BOOTS AND SHOES. All of which will be sold cheap for Cash. nov 9 D. R. FLENNIKEN. O UR HROUSE ! STILL AHEAD!I fl HE summer having como and gone, .:1 am now prepared to furnish in the place of coohing boerages, all kinds of wvintor drinks, such as Tom and Jerry, Hot Scotch, Egg Flip, &e. ALSO, Wines, Liquors, Lagor fleer. Swoet Cider and Cigars. The b est in town.' EGGS! EGGS! EGGS!'EGGS! *5OOQ Dozen Eggs, just received for the Christ mas Holidays. Call and you can get all1 the Eggs you want. RESTAURANT. Meals can be had all hours at my res taurant. ,Fresh Oysters, Fish and Sau sauge always on hand. -GIVE ME A GALL. dec 19 JNO. D. McCARLEY. BOOTS AND SHOES. OW arriving,a largoand well selectod stock of Boots and Shoes, direct from the Mapufacturora, whic h I can warrant, and Iwill not be undersold Give me a callbefore you inake your pur-. as I - . . J. MuOARim. BOOTS AND SHOES. THElares6stook of the above.ever 1. ffeed y hm.Great Inducemenmt. a.tlf IA wanamm PRICE 'THIRTY DOLLARS. i11 AND WINTER OF -2.B70. J. 0. BOAG, OF TIE ORAND WINsOHDIYGooD FAN F1 O.Y,Uo0I)S AND AtJL19 BIEt'k'N DAZAAR, Begs leave to say to his cus pq: tomers and all others in need of Goods that he is again pro pared to show them one of the P largest and best assorted stock of W Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Millinery, that he has over exhibited. We are receiving goods daily. Every department will be kept full of desirable and CHEAP GOODS, and buyers may confidently rely on getting their goods not only at low prices, but -of the most desirable quality that the market affords M%RS. BOAG t has engaged the riervices of a t first-class Milliner, who will as- p sist her in her department, and C who will take pleasure in pleas- P ing the most fastidious tastes. c AGENT for the celobrtted and most re-C -4 liable paper patterns-But A terick's-for Ladies, Misses and $ Children ALSO, A full and -complete line of Gents', Ladies', Misses' and P Children's Shoes. Wi FAMILY GROCERIES, Choose, Mackerel, Cakes, Crack . ors, Maccaroni, Spices, Can O dies, Tobacco, Cigars,-in fact C P you'can find anything you want O at J. 0. BOAG'S as low as the i H. same goods can be bought any - o where. sept 27 . 0. BOAG. AVOID DANGER I And buy RED "C,".Non Explosiv for which wve are agents. We also have just received a lot o: White Lead, Coloi-s and Mixed Paints, which any one can -use. -ALSO Linseed, Maclino and Train Oili Paris White, Putty and Varnish. -ALSO A large lot of Laundry and Toile Soaps, -ALSO .Lamps and Fittures. nov 26 McMASTER & BICE. FOR SALE ! One light Two,Horse Wagon. One heavy Two-Horse,Wog6n. One One-Horse Wagon. One Top Buggy. One Open Buggy, second. hand. Prices of all work reduced. ov 28 DESPORTES & MONTE EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. A ALL persons indebted to 0. DUI. J.LHAM FORD), deceased, are hereby requested to make payment to the ~ n. dersigned; and these holding claims against the estate pf said deoensed -ar4 hereby notified to present them, duly attested, without 4 lay to JAMES H. BION, d.c 11-set - n=utnr aGreat H At The Ai In Dry Goods, Boo Worth of Goods to bo sold regard 0 from the market the third time ti benefit of the recent decline in Dry can now show you Now Goods cheal I have no old goods to try to got of handed down from season, dear at a you. Every article in my house is i d and will bo sold much loss for cash, I elsewhoro. Read my price list and 1 Elegant Calicoes, 5j cents. Graniteville 3-4 Shirting, 5 cents. 3,4 Bleached Shirting, 5 cents. Striped Cassimeros, 10 cents. Three yards of Jeans- for 25 cents. Look at my 20 cents Jeans. 4 Black Alpaca a specialty. 75 cents Alpaca reduced to 621 cts. A very good article at 35 cents. White and Red Flannels at cost. My popular side split Corset re duced to $1.25. Ladies' Silk Ties, 5 cents. d Ladies' untrimmed Hats, good styles only 25 cents. JOHN L. MIMNAUG] THE FAVORITE DRY GOODS RESORT. ----- FURCHGOTT, 'BE NEDICT & CO., CHARLESTON, S'C., Offer their now Fall Stock, Wholesale and Retail, AT LOWER PRICES Than aro paid '>y customers for inferior old auction goods. $250,000 P1 Worth of tLo. finest and best selooted stook of Carpets, Lace Onvirtin, Oil Cloths, Window Shades, DRESS GOODS, SILKS, CLOAKS, Shawls, Blankets, Flannels, Alpacas, Cashmeres, first and second. Mourning Goods, Kid Gloves, Notions, Hosiery, Rlibbons, Silk Ties, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Under waer, Linens, Table *and Piano Covers, Towels, Table 'Damask, Napkins and - Domestic Goods, and thousands of other goods too 'numerous to mention. are now placed before *our old customers of the State of South Carolina, .and we guarantee to th. pub-. lie and the people of this State especially that through our immenlse FACILITIES And long cstablished reputation with buyers and sellers where MILLIONS Of dollars have been exchanged through our house, that we will give better satis faction as regards .n Quality and Prices Igoods purchased from us than say other houso South. .$O- SAMPT,s SENT oN APPLIOATIONI. N. B.-Charges prepaid on all goods ever and asbove $10, sent 0.0O. D. or for Post OffBce Order. .$# Please name this paper in ordering goods. Furchigott, Benedict & Co., 275 Ring Street, Charleston, 8. 0. deo 10-x1g ~New~$ummer Cook. The -Safety HOT BLAST OIL . STOVE. .p DOES NOT H1 EAT THE HOUSE Porfect for all kinds of (looking and Heat ing Irons. TeAlways ready and'reliable. Temost satisfnetory Stov, made and the Oheapeut. jW Send for ciroulars. .WHITNEY & HALL MP'G. 00., 1y21-ly 18 OheatSt., Phia N 1ORTIflEN ,A1'PLES. CHOIOE Ried Eings & Bal4win's, nSOO80 per bushel. eduction! igusta Store, ts, Shoes, Hats, &c. DOO less of cost. Having just returned us season, and therefore got the Goods, ':Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c., I :or than over brought to Winnsboro. r on you, rotten with old age and ny price, even if they give them to iow and direct from manufacturers bhan old goods you see advertised :cop it for comparison. Flowers ranging from 10 cents up to something nice at 40 and 50 ots. Good Spool Thread at 2J cents. . Look at my Children's Shoes, 25 ets. up to Misses Shoes, 40 and 50 ots. A splendid one piece womin's plow S ho, at 85 cents and $1.00. The best man's plow Shoe in the State for the money, only $1.00 My Ladies' fine Shoes can't be beat for style and finish. Eagle and Phoenix Ball Thread at 2* cents. A big drive in Ladies' Collarettes at 5 cents. I, The Acknowledged Underseller. IER E ! HERE! HEREI TOO MUCH CLOTHING. We offer from day to-day $2,000 worth of CLOTHING at and below cost. TOO MANY SHOES. Our large stock must be reduce.d. Boys' oalf sewed. $2.2& at $1.50. " other Shoes very low. All Shoes very low. TOO MANY DRY GOODS. We offer vory besat Calikco- at 6J oents, We offer other brands at 5 cents. We offer all goods in this line at ex tremely low prices. TOO MANY DRY GOODS. We have an exceedingly fine assortment of Hats. Low ! Low I , Low 1.11 TOO MANY GROCERIES I A first rate8Soap six bars for 25 cents. Bacon, good,5 cents. Teas from 35 cents to 80 cents, best, TOO MUCH OF EVERYTHING. e offer our stock at prices that can't Too Many ACCOUNTS UNPAID. All persons not paid up by the first of January will be sued. LADD BROS. -eo17 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ CHEAPEST DAILY IN THE SOUTH. THE EVJENING SENTINEL, AUGUSTA, GA., Is PUBLISHED AT THE Low PRxIOB 0' $4.00 per year. IT IS A BRIGHT, NEWSY EVENING paper, and is edited with ability by Messrs. JAMES B. RANIDALL and PA. STOVALL. It is the only afternoon p a perin the South that publishes the Tele graphic dispatches of the New York Associated Press. I its columns will be found all the news that comes by tele graph, and the telegraphic market re ports received up to the time of going to press. OPPIOtAL PAPER OP THE CITY. THE EVENING SENTINEL is the official paper of the city of Au8usta. MA All whowant a cheap paper should subscribe for it. Tanus--$4 per year $2 for six months; and $1 -for three months. .JSend for specimen .opies. Ad. WALAH & WRIGHT, novt 12 August, Ga. CHEESE! CHEESE I 250 POUNDS Beet Factory Cheese, @ 15 cents per pound. *-ASH ONL. ,jan 7 W. 11. DONLY. NOTICE. Aun ~i insa o' r the (o of pliceman for the town of Winn&6a AP/)iants must furnish satisftaa JAMES A. BRIICE