The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 24, 1879, Image 3
TOWN AN) COUNTY
TU ESD)AT. AJIt.NiINO, J.V, 24, 11:;
T'n'ias ol"FTI.Ni.wti AND lilent.\t,i
-'l'ri-wekly edition, Four- dolars p
an j)nm, Iii advance; veokly editioi
t'.vo (ollats and lit'ty cents /er(nitnum
in lvi:c. Liherul discount to club
of live and Uj-.ais. .
Rtvr.s o AD vE'i;tINia.fite dolla
V'rr itth for the 11rt iInser"t(on, A .1
fity cent;s per ichf or.otlh sunbse(i ee
insertion. These rates apply to ail ad
vertisemnits, of whatover natu ,"c, il
itrc pavable strietly .ItU.idvanee. (oii
tracts for three, six oP twele ionth
imado oi very. lik,eral tot ins. Tran
Moent local notics.; ffteen cents pe
line for the Iirst insertion 1(and sevel
tid ono-htir cents por lite for e1el
subse(quen t insertion. Obituaries atn<
tributes of respect charged as nlver
tisOImenIts. Simtple amtitaunctementS o
marriages iid deaths putblished free o
charge, and solicited.
All comiunications, of whatsoeve
iature, should be addressed to th,
WVitiisboro Publishig Company
Winnsboro, S. C.
We aro biet.ed to Mr. V. A. Rock
lIug, artist, Coluitbia, S. C., for a fim
photograph of tite Conf'ederate "Moiiu
ment, it is a gootd picture and fiiel
flnisied.
AN Enniuo)i.--W( inust do- Mr. 1lat
the justice to say that he did hope t
the rates would be satisfaetory. On
other correction was based on incorreo
informiation.
When l ou are depressed by th<
gantit. sickly feeling of' a di.ord-irec
system, which . eds to b cletnsed ail(
stimulated into healthy action,' take t
dose or two of Ayer's PillF and see hom
quick you can be restored for a quarter
The last( qiarterly 're-port of th<
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail
road shows anti. indloese of $71,000 it
the earnings of the road. 'This reper
Is dgubtlcss gratifying. to the iiipeotn
nious stockholdors, but not to tih
people who are gouged by the exorbi
tant freights.
Tm'ir T1wisr i.1t:cii'iN-r.---As al.
ready announced, the survivors of thi
vpteran corps twill have iti reunion .oi
the 28th instant. Fbromn the time o
enlistment to the surrender at Appo
iiaittto v, there was not ia braver o1
true"rregiient.in the Con t'ederate army
Under Gregg and Stonewall Jaicksm11
they found plenty of lighting to do
antd well they did it. Two companie:
went. from Fairfield, and not mait
returned ; but it is to be hoped that
comrades from the other counties wil
swell the number on Saturday next.
DiRHT OF o1'Nt. L. 13. GiR'.--Tlin
community wits shooeld on Sunday bN
the somewhat 'sudden death of Mr
E. B. Gerig. Mr. Gerig had been it
feeble health for some time from con
stI;)ption, and had a severe hemor
r'hage on Tlhmursday., but was able to b<4
about on F'riday. Sunday morning h<4
had( Lwo0 he morrhlages, butt tifterward,i'
sat at the table and ate a hearty dinner
Rectir'ing.to,his room aifter this lhe wnV:
aIttacOked agin anld called for' aid, anm
in aL few mtinuttes expired. MrU. Gei
was twecnty-five years of age, and wnm
steady antd industrious In his liabits
.1Ie had matny fr'ienids and no0 enemyv
and his death is genierally dep)lorecd. Tck
his parents who halve seen three promli
iing sonls fill victimin i samesiqn
this dread dliseasel, we tenider -si nceres
the Pre'sby ler'ianmi ehnichli On Mon dai
aftternmoon . Trhe Gordoni Lightli nfanm.
try~ atlended in full uniformi and firecd c
sltet OVer' the gavO...
G ivE Us A RIEs.--An (lXehaIge savs:
at icleehla r'intg Mi'. TlirhTi e, his ivicke(
partner, responsible for tho'h trnnsa.
lions in col-ton fulu tres wIilih .lcd tc
the dissolut1ion1 of'(he house o'fWllblh:
Birnie & Co. We take it thatt W*r,
WVilliamrs is correct in his statedlioint. n
Mr. Birnic does not risn to bxplahi
Alr. Wjllinm,s istandts forth. as a siomn
mfercial pheonmnon, a man avho ha'
hais most actively' engaged in e6ttoil
and otheri commercial transacti1)11
since the waui', and yet .he has wa~vel
been drawvn aside by the templjations
of cotton f\ttures.'
'We foeI a.(deligacy in sipeaking abot0ti
the atihirs of' private inividuls andu
private firms. Bt we have seeni sc
much f'ulsome laudlation of Mr . G. WV
Williams amnd denunciation of hi11
"wicked partner, Mr. Bir'nie," that w<
mi,ib say, a vord in hoalf o,f tl ea t~
theo m wfortittiate' always Th s
thjowvn at thenL. Striange thito$ -~
tute a business jian as Airl< Wilianu
should neover have learned that thc
firmu name of Wlliamns &5 J,lrnio pyo
beinlg used for specultitions by Mr
Birnie until the transactions were sc
large, and; the fArnm . sot far :behipid
Again, it'Ni~l.lams wo''i prompt
1y paIy UP these labilities lie wouki
escap)o a good deal of unpleasant talla
from Northern creditors. it Is doubt,
less true that Mr. Williams hhnbelf hi4
niever dealt lin fultres. -lHe had nc
-need to, Transuetiotis In spot cottoli
at so many dollars a bale commission
gages ar d f e
anybosly. .g'The Jack never fils to tur'a
up at the ight time, Had Mr. Birnk
only boutgHt futures Instead of selling
he wobuld, astll bo the 'tiuuhted 'junioi
p)artner and a pattrn of shirow~dness
for It would pea4 that Mr.' WIlliaini
never thought;of looking Inta the books
until the btliio. fell> oat- the wroni
side4 It 10 tv gets thing . to know
what sido to bet your anoney on, aI(
a hazardo.us expritakltao boti dmles
you do..' Wo'hp4ie'the papers wIl han
off'ami .give.Mr~ 1ifn a rest.
OrtnVTrM Tf11 J3ALL ThO iaoi'hant
of WInnsbdro )have bgunm aotie pro
to tOStIiO~A)
ot,.otuAto (;uluulbia, expecting to pay
the old Irlee of -a dollar and a half a
bale. The freight. was paid ill Coluin
'ia, aOd a day or tvo allerward they
we"iWcre' told th:t. the charge va' by inras
urement ikud that it was t wo dol'.ars
and thirty conts a bale. When the
bill itself came it was fouru dolhars and
tweiity cents on the twn bales, I he
r bales being estimated at thirty-ive
:1 cubic feetitinstoad of torlv cubic feet.
t Captabn Beaty says this is the first. in
timatioit he had received that the
elu-ge by measurement. '1'hii delib
e crate advaneo caused great indigna
- Iioi, and a mteotintg of 1ierhanitts was
r held on leriday after,Aon, at which it.
was resolved to make a test ease.
M.iessrs. F'. Elder & Co. had oil .hanmid
- a lot of ten balc of cotton of about, the
r av'erage weight, which were carried to
i I lie freigiht, depot ot H'ridlay afternoon
I l'oi slilhnenl 6) Lharlotte. Charlotte
ipovnty,Oron'illos froml Winnsboro,
And i:4lkoning,by.Weight,tIhe freight at
halfa dollar per hulndred for a huindred
midies, would be on a bale $2.:5 per
ht iired miles, or ltwo amd a quartrci
cents"a )ale -f'r one'inile, or $1.6-2 on
ita btil for the seventy-t wo miles,
mingiii $f.9. for tah bales to (liar
' olott.e i'. IItfog, of tle firm ot llbler
& Co., tenleied $17 in gold Por (he
fireight. 'Mr. Croight, 'f couirse, iet
Sing ndor instrteutions,. -siilingly rc
t ftise.1 the ibnder, and showed the tarill'
which deitamdcd $3.78 a bale, o'r $37.80
for the ten bales. Mr. Tiny then paid
(Ihe s'um chtarg;ed, the same being $2 1.60
more than the estimate by weight.
Messrs. lcCants & )onglass, flaillaird
Reynolds and A. M. Mackey were
then mplOyed as attorneys to bring
suit against the,road. It will be heard
at the next, terin of court. Col. J. If.
l{ion is the regl,ar at,tornptty of tle
ro'd.' A livel flight is expected, an(dl
the Supry ne Court, will have its say
SOfi Cthequelioi is oiedi
1l he il'rge Of the 'oiad ajppears to be
based onl the ieasur"eient of thirty
five cubic feet, to the bale at the me.i
mnmrhuato allowed for bulky -airticles,
fift''ei ient:S per cubio foot. ' This
would-be $5.2 por bale pe' lntdred
miles, ,rve and a quarter coats a mile,
or $3.78 for scyonty-two miles. The
(liflerence between the limit by weight
- and by measuremont is $2.16 a bale to
Charlotte, or withini a fraction of half
ia cenit a pound. In other words, a
buyer who ives ten cents at present
frei;hit rates could give 10,47 if the
esthinate were based on the freight.
This is. a matter of life and death to
1Winnsboro, and the people feel It.
We are informed that Col. J. 11.
'alnmer, who is now in New York,
telegr'aphhied that it' the mierchanits
would present their grievances he
would see what could be lonte. A
Icading merchant said to us that the
oflbr came too 1ate. There had been
cuorugh grumbling and petitioning.
Another courPso will be tried.
lIon. *M. L. Bonhanm, ri'rioadl coum
mfissiner, Oin beinig ftpprlsedl of the
state of'the facts, wrote to the coim
mit tee that President Palmer is now
absent in New York, but he would see
h)iimmnedliately on his return. It no0w
~ooks as if the whole question will be
khQroughly v'entllatemd, and ,the pro
visions of railr'oad charters cloarly de
UN4 N IMO U8Tr1 DDMO CR4 .TIC.
'd4hiit~1 ih d itates Sonato Wats
anFe iDygago.
Now Yori~ Tlibie EcH.
Ye.storday:.theo* Senate was unani
mously -.Dcmocratio. This is howv it
hiappenied: The Democratic sorg'eant
at-inens,hav'Iing seen1 that (110 doors
were opoem thiat the doputy sergean t-at
armsewti; in his blaccV -anid that tihe
snuuf' box on the desk o1' thle President
o.fh 'enate was duly filled with snuir,
ys~ preseibed by th C2onstitution of'
the United States, wvent cahnmly to
sit-op) in thr,niorthwestk corner'of1 the
,Settigd tCC Ampei The D)emocratic
se6rcthry of (t S enMto was sInIokinig a
co01)pipel in.his ol,1ec, and1( talking poli
ticewiaith Senator McDonald of tudiana,
who' chews tobacco like a Kentucky
giant. . '.I'he J)cmqcraj.ic ciqikpswere in
thei# bplaces, and'the chief &e'k, aliso
*Doiiioeratic, was reflect.ing on the loss
of' his niotlh's salary, the i,ht before,
in,a little fliondly game oftpoker, w hen
the Democr'atic Seinator from - Ohio,
t ampijorary Pre'sidenit of' the Senate,
camie into thjo Senate Chiamiber, and1(,
lookinag at thebldck, said, "TIhe Seniate
wiilhl)please come to order." Mr. Thuir
man is niothing if' not p)olite. Mr. B.
~.Wade - wliei b9 ~vpaPres es~pt of
1e S011a i t ' rubt6s j'n dnatoc
u )ake an' e t4~ Iii w ether
eSenaA :h o dOr itmt "ol wing
Mr. ~Thidn ,~ dias the Democratic
Chalai ofthe Senate, a mild manner..
eCh alan .wo ivokes the Divine bless
iiU t'fidi'ito of$5per day, Siunidays
not incltuded.
IIore, thien was a full corps of Demo
pratje (,fi1gere$ bt imoti 'o*Ai Bdfitor',
.was em pty. T1ho serg eant-at-ar'ms
snoozed comftortably in his nothwest
cornor'; the secr'etary smoked his cob
pipo) amid talked plihtics in his office,
aind tiho Ciihalinglaulced rep)roaclhfutlly
over the Senaste, while the chef' clerk
remorsefully thought howv much better
he could )iavo played his hand if' he
rad "called" soon i', wv,ne the tempo0
'i* Pres #1Oft * @ oej taped1 uis
gavel oniethi Ifl ; ln otrnly coin
manded aleonce. It was ant implressivo
scemie, and time Democratic Chaplai
got up to invoke the Divinme blesshmig
01n tme empty desks, at the rato of $5
per ditg; bund a not ichided. The
pr'esen)t Chapli I10 not of the commut
uilcative dtUd-bb fidential sort of Chiap
laI, who, dum'ig the late war, used
to iuform the Lord every morninig just
howv mattoe's stood in, the field,acr(
tig tdlat dt dispatohbsd.l'h&"No
cratic Chap>lain Is'great on pace, amnd
he poup' o 1.on theO troubled ,waters
evr)18ng bs chief' petit ion
bein'on fortherestoratIon o1 f'ionde
ly feing, when' tihe lion and the lamb
shall lie down together, and the D~oinoJ
oltiju drty shall be so lbfg thaV it
will not be necessiry to call oi$ t6e
~4J * sudrvoi aF e o.
66utce~~t~i~ b wvasted on N[r;
t hiannin the nokdr'ae-ngr chif
irlt. When the Chaplaiit Im(l pratvetl
(101w"n to '"tho .ludliciart"y of lite ep'lntb
lic, ind till in attitority,'' Siiator Ilill,
of (eol'-., stole inito the Chtatl>er,
whrenpon the ('i; plain, Soeing that
the .;onatttl waH Un:tnittusly Deinto
cratlic (his lot) ove being open), s,tid
"'Anion" with ttnetionl, andl wont out
an(l"d tirw his $) wi.i it a tankftiul lteart.
Soi:ttor -'I'n)ll"a1 in, 'residtt o1' iht
Set!!tt pro IemAlore, nlow pulledtlhiin..
sell'l"totiher, atid ght neliig it the soli
tary O ven)patut o the i St!ttIr)lial benelh
es. ;ateruly s-aid: "T'1t11 Sciitor 'roit
(eorgiat will now coine to order, andi
the stectary Will r(.-Id (lie journttl o'
yesterday's prucce(in;.." With omi
Iltce grarity, tlie Chief' elerikl, teipto
riit"lV Waiving c(otnsideratttiolt oI his
poker hand, reatl th previous (liy's
p'oceedr(ings attSeittaor 11il, occa-i')n
al,y glancing at the in oinsisient s"er.
sionist. its il to see how he liked biilng
it lliniliilotily .l)oitocratic i'a e.
oiniator Itill e'iden!tl' enjoyed it.
Ile list '0ened with caltit ap)rovaI to (he
readinlg of'Ihe,journal; ttnd whenl, a1
the cloSe, It PVtsidcnt pro temp r)ie
blanc1LyV reinai"ked, "ulnlesa oh)
jec'tittio is 'nude, the jou ni:1aI
w\ill shiunl appro1 ve its e a',"
(Ihe Senator f'routnGeorg;ria mnade nou ob-.
jtectitI, ui th ie joutuIti was approve,
ats roam1, and the (lri"iningo an<d the
(lroning. of the dhaily bru-itte.:;wen
rightt on as thougi e et i b ch:unbfr wi'aIs
lt i' eaII JW1t..
-'TOTI(E is hiorlby given thait Dr. C.
..LN I1. l a nd ttt r. . o.It. llo
Master and J. J. Nil h:ave been a ppoii nI
ed by the Council to serve as a oard
of hea"lth dunrinit the pres-1)t i:unicipal
yearl, and that, thiey will c.tmaniic e onl the
Ist, of July to ntiak: an inspectiolt oif all
yards in town. All titizens are !arnestly
rtqucstd to - ltavo Iheir Pl'ltises titur
ughly disi.ifuuted and to remove ty ( do.
htyod vegetablo nat-ter lik:ly to prodine
sickness. A 11y' )ersn)s Iting kno wl.Ige
oft any cause that will aYl;" t tli' ht l;?h of
the town ure requ(tested to report the :,orte
to I he board ofi health. All r<c(tellntit
dations niado by the board of health will
be rigidl y enfored as p.ovided by
health ordiaance. JA MES A. UlilCf,
juno 'l Intendatnt.
E IT ENACTED an- orlained by the
.'luteulatnt andt Watrtlons ,of thec
tn oft Will tn i; ",, , . (., in ('onncil
it :emlbileld, and by the authorit.y of the
samtte, that there simti b,: a liar.l of
Health creatl, to contsi:t of three ciii
%.ons of the town, onle of whomn ihall h. t.
ptactisingt physician, Wi o shall hold their
oilles until the li.,' day of tayt' succte.l
ing their apipointment, a nil until their
su:cc'ssor., sl all be ap1ipointed.
2. And be it further enacted and or
dained Ita the l- tmulbrs of said lltr.l
siaill he annually p1iitointd by ech
Town Council its soon as pr.ticieilo zifter
tiht installfation of the Iutotidant and
Wardens into otlle;e.
3. And be it furiher enacted and or
dained, that during the montts of Jutc,
July. Auigust aul September, the rtaid
Battrd shill examine t:io lretlis of till
residents of, and1 persons doing im"iness
within, the corporate limits of said town,
at least once a tionth, and report to tie
Town Council any mtatt,r which irn their
jdgment is de:eteriout to the health of
the towni.
4. That the members of said nard
shall, in consi.i,rat it of tier ser vices,
ho exe:mpttel fra street tax while in
5. And be it furthier enact'd aad or
dainued, that, any personl resistin.g the
ontrance of the mthol)rs of said Board
upon)1 any p)trt of their p)reises, Cxcept.
thoir. dwelling Ronies, shall be fined live
diollars for each oflfense, or be imtprisoneid
for ten days, upon conviction.
6. And ho it further enatetd anld or
dained, that any person who shall tail or
neglect to abato any 'tatter upon their
p)remisesa, reoported b;, . o Boaird of Headlth
as a nuisance, for three (lays aft,or noetitie
requiring the saine, servdd by the Chief
of Police, shall be lined one dollar [for
each . day's such failuro or negleot-, or ;be
imprl)isoned( ott dlay for cach daty's such
failuro or negloct.
7. And bo it further entac and or-.
dined that the 1-3tr:1 of Itealtht . shall
also, troi timte to tite, repo't any mtttei
noQt upon theo proimises of tiny citizen I, or
itven not- iitint thecorporaito Jimiits,
wvhich in thoir judgmentt may ijuriusty
affect tho.health of tho town, f>r the
Dounoil to tako such action as it maty
loeem advisable.
l)one in Council t.hisg the sixgh day oif
hily, A. D). 187~8, uinder tho crporato
mael of the said T1own Council.
(SE.u..) ' R. R Olf1t'TSON,
At.o tAct ing Initendant,
WVu N.-OnaDmu, Clerk,
juno 21.
Fijgured M~uslins1, Figured aind
WVhito L..awnis, Cientonipa Stripos;
Dar.nbric M ins1ii, Bloacohed and
(Ubleachod Shtootings and Drills.
ALSO,
A lot of Shioes from tho Virgini'a
3tato rrison, every pair of vhich wo
guaranteo.
Godits $ty ~ . n&Jtr liats of the
Casshneres, TW4eds, Jo1n'~t
J. F. McMASTER'f & CO.
N. B3.--.4ot pifBjupf annel and
Yachit .didth Eduiits for..sgo phoap.
Iund19~
TIfEELLIOTT
a 14.a
'TM DUST:, LATEST IMPROVED,
t,n-l n.o'' ' MO POUl(H LY ro:u trl:eteC
5'02i- bif M Oi i o rC eva:c:enkd. .l)
I:/J3TAe4LE:.
;t 1:.: th, .1 Tl-11 :A'7C TI.;V. ;o.y il
us 01%. 1.A J WJ"-' ' .6>S1i ; It hunt the
n'aciest 'ronded Chuttlo,
'u,; fx) OBB'1Nt3 tlrf WOUND wsithot
ItartIN 0 (1r U."'JXlTU11IADINQ the
MkAOJ,,JJ.
It h:it S L1-.-TTIN(j 7ELE; It
1:I :I D 1 fori ru1c t lng ihi 1lengii ol' stitch,
WITIIOUIT TI'-INO; It h1:1 a ).A1M;1
5( 1t:: imder tho I ri; It is NosEI.I:,1-S,
n'idf h11 muolr poilti of 0XO1t:LLEN(-. tia1t
all othler ::mlhinle:3 tpIblhAl.
3^Aternts wvrant&i ir locauttlo8
whuro vo i ra ot rep4emonto<j.
Johnson, Clark & Co.
30 UNION SQUARr, N.Y.
SIPEMA N' s
DUPLICATI NG
L-JEJTTE~., ]BO O .
- Simple, Conveniont, Neat und
Cly;ap. Every busines man
should have one.
NO INK OR PEN IEQUIRED.
The undersigned is prepared to
ill o4lcrs. Samplos can be seon at
my tio. E. S. CHANDLER,
Julne 11-:hnos. Ae6
OR1 a e ool Lemonade or Ice Sod,
ator, call at 1. W. IIAl3ENIclrT's
Rear of Market.
"Bthebest f..dime smoke, try
"The Smashor," superior to all
)thnrs, tt F. W. HABENICIT's, Rear
>f Town Hall.
TAX RETURNS.
'11E County Auditor nr an nitu-mt,
-1. will bo at the followving p)la an~
lhe days desiguazjted, for-eho~ purpos~o of
ocein~ig retnlias of th 'taxpanyors of the
:ounty, for the next fiscal, year, v'iz,:
W'oodlward 'i, Juno G and 1
Iidgewv.iy, Juno31 0 and 1,.
BlIythewood, June1 11 and 12.,
(laddeni's Grov'o, Jtune 13..
Caldwell's Storo, Jiueo 14.
Dunrhan', 'Juno 16 and 17.
Ulear Croek, Juno I8 and 10.
H-oreb, Junie 93 and 24.
Jenikinsvillo, June 253 and 20.
Monticello, JuneO t7 and 28.
Feasterv'ille, JIune 30 auid July i,
Whito Oak, JTuly 3.
'lho oflie at this~ placo (Winnsboro)
vil bo open from ist to 5th June, and
romi 4th to 20th Jutly. Each tax'pay'er is
eq)iuired to miako return on1 Oath of all
iwnedl or controlled by tltemi On
uno~1 lst. All citizeu,s between
hoeages- of twenty-ono and sixty
tears, except thoao e.xemp1t; by law, are
'OquliredI to ml:lke return of their polls.
Lier the 20t,h July, a penalty of fifty per
ent. at tachos. L. N. W~1IHERS,
may U -txtf County Auditor.
DRESS GOODS &
DRESS GOODS
Swould respectfully irrvite an
ins.9p oction 'of our Stoek of
Dres's.Go6ds by the ladies of Winns
x)oO and vicinity. Our stock con...
hists of Iron-framoe Grenadinies, All
W~ool Buntings, Lace Bunting,
Deuntolles,. .Beige, Linon. .Lawn.
L'i~fic . Levn, ? Corded JatconIts,
Jorded Piques, Suitings, &e., &c.
-A BEAUTIFUMA ASSRT1T
>f Browva Linen D'ross 'G with
Baces for' Tiimming. .Ouif Stock.in
IIl.other. lines is full and 'com plote.
inew lot of Whito and& Qored
L'rimmings jnst opened' 8onid
at of Cassimnoros from Ohrlottes
villo mills oponed"a few day si,goe.
0106 of FPans, Paradlsan qi
N. B.-Automat ? ly J?an for
milo bore,
june TV
UN.DE ILT
rounut a6 the~ 6 ao~i
bee r y t~ raIkon thoem4 siml
Li ~ % 4roAf kinds
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EN
THIRD AR
NEW GOODS
ALL WVCOL 3untir gs in Bla)k
pacas, t)ashneres and Lawnsi. Lir
1Oolors. A largo assortunont of 1
;twiss, Victoria Lswn, Piques and
)illei and Cottonados. Also, C
cd Shirting and Shooting, Plain and
Poreales.
C (A LI04llEf! C.' LW(
- OALL AN
A nico lino of Hats in
Our Shoe Stock is fuller than evoe
A Olothing in groat variety, and
GROCI
F No baits, thrown out to oatchl th<
Z gitimato Profit.
O I P. -.---A large addition to our r
' few days.
may 20
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FOR DESIGN AND WORK
FVERYTHIN+ WARR
-PRICES LOWE
Tii'RU-.TITU]
Before miakciig your purchases elsewiF
LUMBER AT PRICES TO SU
REPAIRING NEATLY
ALSO PREPARE:
UNDERTAKER
I keep on hand it full supply of
Cofornsnof theg yur pnia.s Als,waie
LBEST FATMICES.Y SU
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RIVAL OF
1'iS SPRING. 4
and (olr. Bl3aok Cre o, A)..
Len Suitings in Stripes and Platn
Vhite Goods, such as JacioetS,
('.mbrics. A full line of Linen
issimeros, Bloachod and Brown
L"igurod Lawns, Catubrice and.
I)I
DN SEE---. Of
Straw, Wool and Folt.
, whieh ftt speaks for itself. 1d
it full and complete stook of
unwary. All Qoods sold at a
otion Department will atrrivo inlci
F. E;LDE,R & CO. i
iNITURE !~
MANSHIPUNEQUALED,
ANTED AS REPRESE'NTED.
lI TITAN EVER.
A new supply of Window
Shades, Picture Frames, Pic
tures, Wall Poekots, Brackets
Mirrors, Spring Beds, Mat
tresses, and Children Car
riages.
For prices, call at the first
olass
JT3i STO'hE
ore.
IT THE TIMES.
DONE AT MODERATEPRICES.
D TO MAKE TO ORDER.
0.
'S DEPARTMENT.
M-.talio and Rosewood Casos and
ieap stock of Collins.
I. W. PHiILLIPS.
IT IS TIIIH
ONLY BEfWING MACHINII
Colf-Threading Shuttlo.
ii has ~el-Sciling Needle.
Never l!rcab:~ the Thiread.
I.s te il;test liaiing
IT II.\3
A New&and S!ip'o Device
Winding (ho B3obbin
The C:mp'cr', te Miost Durable
r.ad ii overy respoot the
WMO EMACHINE.
3 not c.:t out of order, and will do more w.rk
stra;.cd Circua.; furnshe,.-i a.p:n:ation,
LUABLE iNVENTION,
WORL.D RIEOWNED
a Chronorneter Watch, ant,
irat-class Piano. It recolve
enna and Centennil E xpc
UR~TH PASTER than othe,
anilmited. There'are mnore
in the United States than
the others. The WILSON
r doin g all kinds of repairing,
i PREE 'with each machine.
fING'MACHINE CO.
3)LPtOVEMENT OP 1970.
.?lho Safety ~
H9T inLAS~
-OIL'
SECOND STOCK
SPRING AND VIIM1II OQOS
ALRIVAD AT
SUENHEIMER
iIOEtSCHEL'S,
Consisting of 200 piecos Calico,
50 picos Muslin, 25 pieces Pique,
White andl Figured, 100 pieces
Bleached Domestio, all select brands,
Now York Mills, Vanaitta and
Fruit of the Loom.
Dress Goods in all styles and
quality, All Wool Buutings, Cash..
morvs, Oottutuiados anId Brown
Sheeting.
OUR STOCK OF CLOTIjiNG,
3oots, Shoes ani Hats is complete,
which we soll at yry low pricos.
All w e ask is to giyQ ua a trial before
buying olsewherm, at ws . takQ par .
ticular pains in showit g our goodls.
OUR NOTION AND \ILLXN:ERY
Department is full of Now Goods
and Styles. Ladies' Glovos from
one to six Buttons in yle Thread
and Silk. Ladies', Mlises' and
Children's Hose in all styles and
colors, j'ana and tdtes' Neck Wear
'100 NUMEROUS TO MENTION
Collars and Cnfa and many stylep
of Buttons,
SPECIALTY,
100 Parasols at 25 cents each.
100 Neck Tios at 5 cents each.
25 pairs Boys'- Button Gaiters,
worth $3.00, for $1.00-NoS, 10, 18,
an 1 to 4.
One lot Womdn'a Shoes, Nos. 3
and 4, at 50 cents,
One lot Gents' Shoes, worth $8.00,
sold for $1.00.
Remembor all these will only bo
sold for the next
THIRTY 1)AYS
at those prices, before tiking stock
and a change of the firm.
Res]pectfully,
SUG ENIUIIElZ & QRtQb 011EL.
may 24
OR a cool glass of Pare Lager
Beer-superior to all others-.-call
at F. W. HADENIOHT's.
J UT ST
A RRIVE D
At the Winnsboro Dry Goods,
Fancy Goods and Millinery Bazaar.
a second lot of new, cheap and ele.
gant goods. Millinery and Fancy
Goods in all the .latest stylos and
novelties of the season. Mrs. B3oag,
having a flrst-class milliner to assist
her ini this Departinent, is fully pro.
pared to please the most fastidious,
and will take pleasure in doiig so.
A beautiful line of Silk and Cotton
Parasols ; Corsets, Kid Gloves,
Ladies' Jabots and Ties; or -Searfs ;
Dross Goods, B3untings, Poplins,
Silks, Buttons, Fringes, Triminings
-in fact a lull stook of such goods
as are usually found in a first%olas
Millincry, Dry Goods and Fancy
Goods E~stablishment.
A beautiful line of ladies' and
Children's Blippers, Gaiters and
Shoes ; also, -a nice assertment of
M.en's Shoes.
tGROCi RIES.
A full and fresh stock 'of Family
Groceries: Bacon, Meal, Flour,
Corn, Sugars, Ooffees, - oap,
Starch,
Powder,
Shot,
-Candies,
Cigars,
Tobaceos
Kerdeene Oil.
In abhort, you can fna all, you want
at J. 0. BOAG'S, and as cheap as
the same goods oa,a be bought any
where. Doi't forget to call 'No
trouble to show goods.
J. 0. BOAG.
SEWING MIACJIN 3S0
Sixteen new and Airst.-oJas~ Sewing
Machines .to be.in storo -in a 1ay .os
so. The Now and Jwptrove N ertl
cal Feed Davis, XXP, F; also9the
New and Improved Ameran
inge.in p rice frone $20 .pV% %
These Mihines *re'wmith~ At'
rios of good& rep sboot
anld are waruaa 40 tob e~
rpre to