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TOWN AND COUNTY. S TUESDAY IOlt1ING, July 8, 187. t 'TicMs of Ti N1wsw AND I1EIIAL). .' --Tri'weekly edition, fbur dollars per t Mutm, in advance; weekly edition(, a two dollars and ifty cents pertn.uairm, 4 in advance. Liberal discount to clubs of five and upwards. t.vreIS of Ansvl6.tISINO.-Olle dollar il p1"r inch1 for the first insertion, .ad b tfifty celts per inch t'ir each subse<1 tent r insert ion. These rates apply to aiil ad- 1i vertisemenuts, of whatever natu tc, and are pavable strictly in advaLiee. Con tracts for three, six or twhelo months k made on very liberal terms. Tran- n sient local not ices, fifteen cents per tl line for the first insertiont and sev en and one-hlalf cents por line for each l subsequent,insertilon. Obituaries and 1 tributes of respect charged as advcr-- t, t1istltn:i1t8I. Sinple moltleuncmnts o (; marriages and deaths published fre o 01 charg;e, and solicited' tl All coimuniulcatolln, of whatsoever nat.ur(o, ..h'.ulld be addressed to the Wimshoro Publishing Company, l WVinnsboro, S. C. C New Advertisteomnts. Notices tt Crcditors.-W. 11. Kerr, Clerk of Court' TcE Cna.u-Fresl an1d pure, at the a Winn1sboro hotel, every Ty.esday and 1b Friday, after four o'clock in the after- r 110011. Ayer's .Cherry Pectoral-the worlds ii great l'enedy for colds, coughs, con- C silmpt.iof, aid1 all affectionls of the h lungs and throat. * tt The "Glorious Fourth" passed very o quietly in Whinsboro. Most of the 1 stores w.rQ closed, .bit' further than . this the, day was about the same as ally other. ih I3unt1LAuv.-On Saturday night last. the dwelling of Rev. Willard liellard- s son1 was entered, and. the thief took ofi o some articles of .clotiling,. in" which 0 were Mr. Rie!"rdson's gold wia' iand eI about thirty dollars in Mony. The t thiefseemi to havceutered. by the front t( poreh. There is no clue tt th0'guilty i Pt0tsoNAL..-l)1'. Isaiah Simpson was absent lt week in Ittenanee nipou the North Carolina Association 'of' D)ental Surgeons. H-e was elected fir".-t d .vle-.presidiclit of the body for the ensut- p) ing yeft,.a1td read two essays, one on ''Dental Chemistry'' and. o11e o;n ")ontal.Hygiene," both of whichNVi were (; highly comimended in the report of the iI proceedings. ti A[r.'J. C londinling, of the "Pah11netl.o 1)I, House," will accept our thaik:8 tr a -t bottle of flue French bramd&: 'This. ' brandy was scectcd with great care t] by Mr. Clondining, and ivi11 he found .A both pure and palatable. Mr. C. has also in stock it fine assortment of' wines, liquors; segars and tobacco, of which ho respcctfully invites al in spection. .i v AT 'rIIE DEPOT--Another lareg lot e of the New Davis Sewing Machines, ,p -which wi1ll be iln store to-day. All in 'I w aft 9 Art-ii a mahine for fan- h~ ly'sdhthyil do'el to' get' one0 of' si these. Over thirtynarenowh in sein,tis s county, anid giving general sat isfheli on. a Call on Mr. ioni, who will show u the nmachuine In Operation. P'arties canm 1< thtejidgo of its merits for the mnseives. a TIlE YOnLKvILLE NEwvs.-'Yo are - glad to welcome on~ the list of oiiy ex-a changos this irew wveekly, puibished by M lr. H. M. WYarlick, a gentleman of' initelligence and long experience in journalismi. The numbers of the KYews thus far r'eceived are nieally p)rllted, c and the.reading matter bespeaks care in its selection and ability in Its qom-t position. The paper is ani outspoken ~ Demnocratie organ. We trust this nui r enterprise will, receive tihe patronage , a hnd oeouragenient It deserves. TinE RI:nyAo iOrstxtssio.-At tile ~ .regutrn ispectinlg of the Gladden's ~ Grovo Grange, held on last Satprday ' eveniing, tile followving resolutions R were unanimonsly adopted: R Jesolverd, 1, That iln the p)resent conl test lbetween tile m)erchanlts of Winns- t b >ro and.the Charlotte, Columnbia and t Augustai Railroad Company, iln the a * matter of overchar'ge for freights, tis ~ Gr'ange, as wvell as otur whole comn anunity, are i)terested. t Besolved2 2. That we Onleourage the T merchants in this contest in every pos5 si,ble way, and urge uponl thlem to sub- 6 -mit to no compromrise; in order tlutt tihe matter may b)e fInIally adljudlicatd, by thle highest tribunal in thle State. ,. *4Re8olved, 3. That theo above resolit.. C tloitm be sent.to TinE NEws AND) IER-- t * A.fviph the requestL to pilblisp, :It; UT1 In ' 0115 .-The' 4 Fourth of July in Chester was cole- E brated by a parade of colored firemen. t Nefptiqes, of Charlotte, with their - gio iad the Fairfleld nook and i Ladder Company, of Witmsboro, with -their truek, ,ioined the companies of a~ Chester, - The. companies were full, * nmc mxare i Iv good .prde,r, making qite- a hailsome. parade. In tihe C * our't-hotts0 indrsses -were- made by * Gineral Walker ,and T. C, .Gaston, Sqq,,na by officers of,the copnpanlies. ~ -AiW pitrtis e6Niiredato thea plepic, r loid, where an ab\md4nch was pro idd The day 'Jaded %lthout< a bu4ttbrno6n in high spIi'ItA and gqad * rd,They reflected oredW,bn tY1e o~ ~1Vinlbotd their ~ e i 'on Wnn boro to ) have said that the grievances should ave been submitted to him bet're any tept were taken in the courts; that Ito publicity of the quarrel would in ire Wiunsboro as well as the road: it the road lad the law on its side nld that the ierchanta would only )so money by the fight; and lastly, bat the estimate by bulk would not inke freights higher than an estimate y weight. (Tlle answe's were that epeated remonstrances in the past ad produced no efl-et.; that all those 'ho trade with Winnsboro havt nown of the disadvantages it labored ndor in afli)rding a market.; aud terefore the town has nothing to lost y additiotial publicity; and that it ad no reason to be careful of the ii. 'rests of the railroad. '1'le ner. lh-eants do not believe that the law is 'ith the railroad, and, its for the cost, lcy have calculated it befoirehlatnid n(1 have all the money necessary tc r.cOutlo the cas3 to a coin lasien. thier points were discussed. The re. ilt of the conf'erenco was to leave lings precisely as before. A new tarill' has been published -hich is said to be very liberal. I. is tub to the whale, but the whale hra een harpooned so often before that it sfuses to bo beguiled any longer. 'i. l: Suiau.v's Orvic.:.-At a mneet. ig of the White Oak Deinocratic hub, hold on Saturday last, the fol wing )rcalblc and resolutionls were n1aIinimously adopted: JVWherea.s, There seemns to he t desirc a (he part of a portion of thO )enoe toy, by ieans of the priinary election stein, to tomuitate a personl tor. ap uil tnent. to the sierifl's office. and h(r"cux, by at recent act. of the Legis. .tutre the power to fill the va'aiev I Saidll lice has been placed in th'e tits of the (iie' Executive of the ltte; and itereas, we believe that )ccldence to law is, or should be, one the cardinal principles of the Deit - -atic party, at(l that any attent thus htmper or cotti'o the Executive itn to dischat'ge of his dlties .y lictatinilg hinm ti-tcighl the p1rinttary elect io(1 both ttn'ise, aud dethnentatl to the te-rests of' the party-unwi as it Cuid del'iat the vc'r' end for which tc )resent. law was5 01m8: 01, detri UI;ta1l as it would nlullil;v- and over de clear1tly delthed hi1w ; a cortse 'hich, if persisted in. list resuft. in the isinuite.nitoio and destmuction of the art.'; theref'ore, isolerl, 1. That we elphat ically isatp)rovc.ol' having a pr"irt:tirv ('I1(e oil fori the pur posie ofl'loitintti 11 ndiicate For the sheti(F's oflice, -unt:1 )e tiit' of making Ilollintatioins for lt neCXt get('t'al ('leOtion. 2. That. we are willinr; f'or our mleml fars of the .l.egislaturlle to represen t.. u1$ 1 thlis, as well !as inl I1r1e ilnportant. Ittters. 3. That this preanlble anld resolut ons be sent. to '1Tlp, Ne.:ws x. .lli 1) for ptublicationt. S. R. Jolnt''ro. President, A TaP TO C-EW4Taa.-OI Thursday xe,editor of Tu.;-ws iD H.:ALD isited Chester to witness the closing cises of the gr,add school at that lace, in charugo otf Mr. Withierow, 'he exerciser were hold in.,the court oue n oovr neetn, cont sinag of in 'citatiow of's tie primary --hQlbrs ini coiiceert . on lines, shapes nd' scolors. They'i awered quite icelf, and1( Itelligelitly. Then, fol 11ved a classi int phonetics, spehlig ud( dliacriticall marks, showing evi ences of' car'efutl drilling. Ti'cnt Mr. Eithierowv took a class ini music antd sked them a number of questions on me theoryv of music, foll,owing tllus by a inging of' scales anmd exorcises-, ai ustly by several capitally rendere: r>nigs. Time. and tunno were botht !ox ellenit. These exercises were nYo'rel) itended to show the new' method o )aching. For criticail exattinmati(it isitors were roquested to attwnd thm( egular class. recitations. Mr. Withe ow theni made.his report, widch wat uite encouraging, showing that at many as a htundred and eighty-sevem cholar's have been in attendlanco. A ale<lictory w'as next dlelivored very racef'ully by Mr. Whitlock, who wil ntter Princeton this fall. Ills manuel ras far above the ordinaryo .Aftei tise Mr. R1. Means Davis, int responts< a an invitation previously extignded ddressed the audience on educsation iA the free school1 anid 9n loca1'taxa. lon. .After this the exercises closeti rith a benediction. This school is in ta very flourishing ontditiQon. Mr. Withrow'I is lably as~ isted by Mrs. Bland and Miss Killian, he Rev. Mr. Saniders toehies a~ fen~ lassoes oagh day.- 'Miss Cornwel inches inslrumeontal shus1c, Wo' hays o doubt a local ta.x will be leviedl fba iliitpport of the sochool, so soon as s Ill can be secured' from the Logisha. tire. Mesei'a. Pat;terson, Agurs an<l ut.kinson are the -trustees. Our tili rae very pleasant. We met the in. 3llectual for'ce of both the Reapoter nd the Bulletin. :Much laick to both. THE TwEjirrn REGIENT.-In) ac ordance with a resolution adopted al 10:. recent, meeting of' the Fauirflel urvivoi's of' the, Twelfth Ighe' 0o. 1. 0, Davis. has issued tho fol low. g call; o th 8miiggMembers of the 12t1 CoxninsaiouilfiTi fidinbort f the twvo companmies, C antt( F, fr'oti 1 l fe l d it t h6 2 . 9 j ~ x t h s hose Liv'6 0 og0 .ai omanles, cor uposed the 12th lIegi i McG~ rg n 'e's 4 ')4ecO~ c organize in ltegimnenltl A ssocialtion o tihe survivorti of the Old ''weltlh. I hurleby wvarmlly exteld this ilvitationil to thl surv viiig m cnlibers of tbote compi llies, a id trul, trust th4y'y will recolvo our suggestiol in the sincero spirit with which it Is mnade, anud so Act upon it forthwith that It. will not be long, -I carnestly hope, be'ore the 8 trvivors of to Old 'I'wolih, one t.d all, will have a ioartthlt. reunion. Will (to I'ickentf Scutiinel, the Rook lill Ilcralt, the Yorkville Veihs am111l l, 'Utrirer, the lancastur L and Jieview, and the Colhiiai yist er please copy. Ii .N uv 1'. DAy- is, 'resdt. F. S. A. 12t1 h lgt., NlGowan's Birigadc. Z.Actn. 'ro 'ititl It( >xr.-Senator '/ach.lt Caln(uiler says that. he oxpl,ois It visit Ohio during Septibuer, and will take part inl the :mpa1)igII, ald presenlt pat'iol i511 and a1)nt1ional spl)e'maIlev Iga1list. State sovereigIty as the par a mlouttt princil>les ol' the eanlnpai'wn, i Steadl of, (the finanllces. As regards ('nn d;lates, he says that (eiiurl Granlt has the support. of torur-fil'tbIs of' lit'h liepub livanls l'or 0 11he nom 1inat 11io. lie enite'r tains niO thought. that, Secretary Sher lnlltn h: S aiy prospect. of a no111ination, andl(1 says when yolI get the ll)-stones ol'a few harge cities yout have reache1 the extent of his inillience. lie duoes not tlhink tial (he iovem11ent in lilvor o lthe nomlint iou of Seinator. David Davis, of Illinlois, by the I)Inocralts, will Succeed, lnd believes tihat. Tilden:1 to-<by a111:4 t he hest. celi11('. The'll( Sena tor says thalt lie is ill conlst ant receipt o1' advices Frot all parts of the (colntry. and Ihat I Lattnitpts of Ile friends < t Mr. Shernin to <ivide the Southern deleralions on (en('enil (jralt is rc I ceiving no (ncouragemiient.-Specd to the St. L:oti5c (lole-iemocrat. Tiile IS'r'i1:S OF I ). IN.-JaeI(us 1. Edis, ill at lettor pubhlishedl il New York on the 28th oi'. ute, oulIiIes his phul for it railroad across the Isthiins of Darien for carryinlg ships. lIe i'gues against a :t1111 on the groinid of the expense and tinule 1r:i(}uire(1, :11d s2,vs that tor .M ,>,0 J(OU, whiohll is oie thi'd of the esit imaed cost, oft ca nil. a road niv1' be conltruct01 to carry Ii ladene(1 shi l r 1rnil shore to shore. lie describe.; i'Ily what. locks wouhl be ncecS;usary, tilll how nhey shotui I' cnstruc11t L le also t,.l"er a (1ad vice. or raiin..In, te ships l'rum the wller 1) 1Ie 10ntek witloui cnii. Ilhe shup's - hot'zon 'al po><itimi,. lie' argines that t;rea(ter s11ecd could be t! (114tnd b)v ra1iroa I bun by. cnooa, and the cost wou1(1 I lvss. NQsT'1CE4 TO OR Et 1., ) T1ORUN. 1 iUI:-;IIJAN' to a~n ordter of Ow. ('(urt,. oh' - (ttolamon P'h's all perCon havu\ing;. chutimlr,, of wlarso V.r natilre algainst tile ESstato of D)AN LiL. 5CUrtT, i)s' cewd, are :)urebv no1titied to establish their d( Iiidts b efo'ru tie undiers.gned at htis olie': in Winnsboro, S. C.. on or before the iif(tenth day oftAugu't, A. D. 1870. W1 1[. KCl;l lt j'.ily 8i ttuxtd Clerk of court NOTACE TO CR EDITORI. I r I SU..N' to an ord1ur o' the Court of Comotou Pleas. all per ions lav ing (?litlls', ot wh:ttsi.v t' Intatlurle, a.in1st the Estate of J0, IN Ii. DAVI:, Dec 'as(.l, are Ier-thy notiii(:t to establish Ilie.r ' do mtnds befo re the underigned at hi., ottict in Wini.sl,ro, 8. C , on or lw-fore the fifteenth day of August-, A. 1), 18 iU. W. HI. KEIt, july 8--ttuxtd Clerk of Cour-t. TAX IEETURN. ceiv Taxretrns f Ton )ropety.All re,tuirn not miade by theQ ist day of An dldeld. E. 3. UkJANDE, jnne 20 . Clerk or (J<mnoil. 'J~Eit enacted- and ordalinedl by the Intendan t, and Wardlens4 nf. the~ town of Winnsboro, S. C., in Council m~et: 'That., for tho .p)y;po.5o of ralisinig sup plies for,the year ciomeneiig' April 1, 1870, and en ding April 1,~ 188ti6 a tax for' t,he sumiis and' in1.the0 manngr heoinafter .nienftioned( shaiill lJ('rised and paid initt the treasury of the sifid to n, for the use and .serv'ico theoreof, -that -is to say:tw and one-half mills W 'dealoma uponli every dlolkar of the ~value of' all th]e real and1( per sonal property within the corporatQ liuiits of tihe town of Winnsboro; two dollars to ho paid.by every mado inhabitant between the ages of sixteen andio fifty-livo, years, in lieui of working upon the str'eets of snidl town; and three per cent. upon the amount of 5ales at auction. 2. All taxes assessod land payable un der this shall be paid in the followlin kinds of funds and no other: Gold and1( silver coin, United States currencoy and national bank notes, 3. All taxes assessed herein shall be due and payable bet.weon t,he 1st day of Ontober and the 30th daiy of. Nov'embor, 1870, inclusive, andl all taxes romainino ducand unpaid oh io 1st day of Docem ber, 1879, shall be collected by distress or otherwise, as now preseribed by law, together wit h al.l .egal costs, 41, All persons owning property in the corpoerate limits of the sai'd town of Winnsboro are required, between the 153th day of Ju.ng.and the Ist dagy of August, 1879, incelusive, to.maken sw9'rn return of said- property, for.'taxation to the4 towvn clerk, andI the toicgiele"k dA. llroby reguiirod,\ lon ) operpf-huh'er's fail to rehuso to lnakg said sworn ret'nii, ta add Afty~ per entonr to the r'etarn of'ttho, previou n ntni'cipaleur. Done in Connoil, thid thh'ty-first day of May, -A. D.> 1879, under tha'corporate seal of the said Town Coneil.. . (SEAr,-) . JAS. A. BRIGE, Attest . Intendant, Ji,S. (gaJteAnD4 'Clogo. AND PLEALSURIE PATTERSON'S CELEBRArED SPINGS, These springs are situated four milet seouth of' Shelby and: six miles north of WVlitakor's, on tho AirLino R1.- R. Thel miineral waters ard sulphur and: chlily. i)eate. The proporties of thietsu.1hn are ron, ulphur and ninlgnesia.. - Proporties combincd'arQ e oeloIal Ic aall diseason' and.never ftil to eltre the. nmpt obstIi4at eses, as muhny willa testify. The elhaly. boa to waters ea4net Cmnnpassed, bhavird wrought mnazy -nimo$t inrirau1eos onris. T onso cal.ebrfl, di Springs Ari4,lla pp10 and th:p.rloosnlr n,rMajo, Jm-,hvitl 'a t,ing, 19no, .orogi6..gree~ ~ toi pi npliey,,od it909 mu and a I ot1gteqaut rune it4 % t atI bAeS01 '. - or no TORE' THEJ L&U u uN~. 41tin' TH D (i% L i:tntr SE1 i1 iN1.C- J CIeIver ine::tet. .i: the we<::rin1g p: ir a i o ,-t) 1." t h04. ji '' 'I"hn uO.lI':lf3 tue VOU'IN) \i;liut 1:UNN1IN "t: ..JT1rNilru )I NU the hI ;s a IAI, f.r regitlh(tng (te k:;!Imh etltitch It has aI)~I*-4 lla: 'a 11 A(,:'"It" p1'eg lia i ( 110 11: l ul"stili, -i1111t W'Tl'1":.l'a I NU; It, Iiah a 1 A1((?. SP'ACE, uiintll; tl -. a1ra1; ]I, is Nosa.;t1,1.:-.g, 11-1! h11. io pullms oft' t :JELLENC(;t th.i 4u1 titht.:t inl tliiie.4 cuuii>ned. .]-Akjontus wuaid in 1t1: ttlilloa wiero wo n,ro not roprrentca. Johnson, Clark & Co, 30 UNION SQUARE, N.Y. J'UST R2U',,EIVED! F'iturld M1uItslins, Figured and \Vhitt L:twn', Contonnial Strips; (' m1b -ic a1u13ins?, B101neho andlttl U .b.caelcd S,eotings and Drills. ALSO, A lot of Shoes from the Virginia Strito Prison, every pair of which we glil'tnteO. ALSO, Gents' Straw and Fur itats of the latest styles. ALSO, Cas'iimeres, Tweeds, Joans and Cot toiades. J. F. Mc%MSTBlt & CO. N. B.-A , of Bue Flannel and Yacht Oloth Suiits for sale cheap. juno 10) DRESS GOODS . D) RESS GODS \V inspection of our Stock of Dross G1oods by the~ lai lies of Winns boro and vicinity. Oir stock con siists of Iron-f?ramo Grcnadinies, All WVoolIlIuntings, Laco Bunting. Deni~tolles, Beige, Linen Lawn, Pacific La'~wn, Cord ed Jaconots, Corded Piques, Suitingi,4Mo., &c. A BIEAUTIFUL ASSONN.FNT of B3rown Linena Dross .Goods; with Laces for Trimming. Our Stock in all o.ther lines is full and eond ilot.. A now lot of Whito 'nifi 'Colobed Trimniring just opde Seond lo iCassimneros frotu drr1o6tes villa mills Op)oned a fow dlays since.. A lot of Fans, Parasols.ataldMosquik to Nottingyjst in. m . McMATER& WICE. N. B.--Autirnatic Fly Fans for sale here.. jme 7 * TA~X RIETURI~ r7HE (%un.y Auditor,'oa sit L ' will be at th followin'g , )iiccs on tho 'days desii gnjifo, for the Turposo of roiolin g retiurns of the t(ut aford'of tho 4uonty, for the nott iscal ydtr, vis WVoodwanrd's, Junoi 6 itnd 1 - Ridgowvay,-Juno 9 and 10; i - Bly thowbod1, Juno 11 andi l-1 Oladdcjoa o, Juno 103J1 . iid well's Storn, June 14,, ran',Juno 160and 17., arr'k,Jitno 18 and.1P, - lLorob, Juno -.3 andi( 24 2 Mont icel'o, June 27 and $ Feast.erville, Jtn :30 and July 1, Whbito Oak, July '3. The om10 att this placo (Wilnnsboro) will be open:from 1i80 to: GihhJun'e, an a 4rom, 4t.h.to 20th July. Each thiypayer. ill reqtured tosinako return on oath. of all oW)d(91 : ,)~ iontrolled iby.u1thong on ,t9 .1,ge Alf citin, eti voof AI r'o 20th July, a 1$n p t D) & Co.'s FrndlB1 U Ru'fns, I oIl no~ ~r~ Sweet.Gidur; Pure, Juiceobrtji 4, Ca'ta bo e ne Olelie'yoi 13ran y. Dwoeti6 Gins. Thos -4~ r'beat n s o, ap t prymbn ___h___il biAus ou >Rauro OWin i d THIRD AIRIVAL OF 4,N.0V (aODS THIS SPRINO. o ALL WCOL ltintii g4 in Black atnd Colors, Black Crope, Al pacas, Calunorec and L twns. Linen Suitings in Stripes an< 1 Plain lolors. A largo assortmont of Whito Goods, such as Jaconots, owis, Virtoria L"twn, PijueH and C,unbric:. A full lino of Linon )rills and Cottouades -Aso, Casfsimeros, Bleached and Brown -hirling and Si eptintg, Plain and Figured Iawns, Caibrios and 0 fI'crcaies. CA LUCOEy4! CA M[C(OEI? ( CAICOEM S! ! r~ l -- CALT AND SEE GC A nic"o ino of Hats in Straw, Wool and Felt.. u /hoe Stoc is fuller than ever, which fact speaks for itself. i Clothing in groat variety, and ia full and complete stock of . G-ROCERIES. W No baits thrown out to c:itch the unwary. All Goods sold at a g t imnato Profit. 0 P. S.-A large addition to our Notion Department will arrive ini S. few days. .F. ELDER & CO. I may 20 P RINI& ARtlO4A. COFFEE. t.I NEW FTJRNITURE! FOR DESIGN AND WORKMANSIIIP UNEQUALED. 111VEBlTIIING WAR1ANTED AS REPR1ESENT1 D. -P'RlCE S LOWER THiAN EVE1.-, A now supply of 1indont Shades, Picture Vtraies, .Pie turos, Wall Pockets, Brackets :' i;,Mirrors, Spring Be(ds, Mat tress.e, and Children Car riges. For pricos, call at tho first 'j?classi E'UR~ITI_TTJ.? E STOrE;Z Before inaking your purchases lnoewhere. SL U M BE R AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIM ES. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE AT MODERA T ALSO PREPARED TO M 'KE TO OlDER. UNDERTAKElR'S DEPARTMIENT. I keep on hand a full supply of Ntalic and Rosewood Cass and Coffins of the fiaest finish. Also, a cheap stock of Coffins. R) 22 TT. W. PHILLIPS. IT 1S TIIE| ONLY SEWYING MACHIINI - Lcif-.hreadhing Chuttle. ~~ It lias Self-Settn Ncuille. ) ~ ,Never Ilrealts the Thircad. C Never Ships litchecs, Is l'io Li. htest PRuning A New nShplDeic .. Winding (ho Dobbin W7ithout, ramav'ng the frnp fro, - ~Tho thr.I.c:t, CM i~ort hur.bl< jiudia cycry rtspect t.ho IEO1T FAMILY SEM MAHNE The 'NEWV AMEI1CAN" is easily learned, doca m.t at out of order, and wtil~ darmore w-r with loos labor. than any othecr machine.I .ustrateda Circ.u ar furnica.,:d on rgp:.ation. V - 'oCvrW 1MTr-~- .. f'A ris n , mZ. orO, r-,3. j. 0. BOAG, Agent for Fairfiold. .... ..... M W RREOWNIED WILSON SEWINGMACHINE in workmanship Is equal to a Chronometer Watoh .ari as olegantly flnIihed as a flrst"ciass Piano. Itreceive the highest awards at the Vienna and .ContennidI Expc sitions. IT. SEWS ONE-FOURTHFASTEri thah othe machines, Its capacity is uniimiteCi, There are mor WlLSON MACHINES~ sold in the United States thai the combined sailes of ail the others. The WILBOI MENDINO A TT ACHMENT for doing all kinds of repairing WITHOUT PATCHINQG,gitrer FlREE with each machine @Wit$0N8E WING MACHINE CO S PMiA N SNI1 UY-IE OK 3MPROEMENTOF 1879. DUPICA TJNG The Safety Simplo, Convenient, Neat und j 0hap. Evory businos man . 3% shouild have one. ... .PO" DOES NOT hEaT TIHE'HOUSJ SThe unidersigned is prepAred to 15I J9a * 1111 Ordet. Sam es can b. - tsen at * Always aredady anzd reliabl aniy timuo.;1 EBS I$ UANDTi ER Maeiio uriJ 1 mos nd~t ~~o?~' ~ Jj) ~ P18iie * . i-. 4nl Kx'l , JUT A RRIVE D At the Winnsborq Dry (oody, Fancy Goods and Millinery .Bazaar a second lot of new, cheap and ele gant goods. Millinery and Fancy Goods in all the latest styles, and novelties of the season. Mrs. Boig, having a first-class tiillirev to assivt her in this Dopartment, is fully pro.. pared to please the most fastidious, and will take pleasure in doing so. A boautiful line of Silk- and Cotton Parasols ; Corsets, Kid Qloves, Ladies' Jabots and Ties or soarfs ; n Dress Goods, Buntings, Poplins, Silks, Buttons, Fringes, Trimmingi -in faet a full stock of such goods as are usually found in a first-class Millinery, Dry Goods and Fancy Goods Establishmont. A beautiful line of ladies' and Children's Slippers, Gaiters and Shoes ; also, a nico assortment of Men's Shoes. uROCERIES. A full and fresh stpelc of Family Groceries: Bacon, Meal, Flour, Corn, Sugars, Coffees, Soap, Starch, Powder, Shot, Canflies, Cigars, Tobacco, Korosee OLl, In short, you can find all .you want at J. O. BOAG'S, and as cheap ns the same goods can be bought any where. Don't forget to call. Nx troub,l tQ show goods. SEWIN4 MAC31FNE . Sixteen new and first clast Sewing Machines to bo in store in' adny or so. The New and Impro ,ed Vdrti cal Food Davis, XX. I. F.,1l6"" Now and Improved Anerlcan, rang. ing in price fron 20 upward, These Machines aro.fiom the fMcto ries of g - 3d, responsible companies, and aro warrantod to !be Just h represented. y. O. BOAG,., Agent for Fairipld Qounty. may 3 P OR tl}}e calebrc.3:1 t11s 1868 Old Cabinet Rye call at , } W. HABENICHT's, Roar of. Marke Hall, . SECOND STOCK CPRING AND Ct1 ,R rOnnn SUGENKEIMER GRQEsV2k%Z'L Consisting of 2061 , cq o, 50 pieces Mpslin, .26 *pieoglfique, White and Figured, .100m~pieces Bleached Domestic, all select l*ands, New York Mills, Wamntt' 4 Fruit of the Loom. '" Dress Goods ip all s ty q~4 quality, All Wool Buntings n s mores, Cottonados and Brown Sheeting,. OUR STOCK OF CLO'S~, Boots, Shoes and la;ts is conl4plete, which we sell at very low 'ridba,, All we ask is to gigoe us a~ tiil' ~re buying elsewhere, as we tak . ticular pains in showir g ouggoo6d OUR NOTION ANputdd Department is full i pf d.wiad and Styles. Ladies* Gloyes- fror. one to six Buttons in Lyle Th'rdad and Silk. -Laile 'Misse Mahd Children's Hose i'v ,Il StY "Ah4mc *colors, Fans and . n Maey TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTIO1N Collars and Cuffs and rn og *ofBu.ons / j, SPE CIA LTYT. 10Parasols at 25 cents eacb. S 100 Neck Tics at 5 centasypJi ' .25 pairs Boys' B3iflonAas - worth $.00,QOfor $10 M 018, and 1Ito 4. . t.a . g One lot Women's 8 o,0u;"s. 8 and 4, at 50 -cents. ~h One lot Gents' 8bogk 0od4 0, Roleinembe all LA oLWU oybe. ' sold for thenext -. n f ~ Iat these ieb and4 a chAngo of t e(I.IstOl P. H. O'0 d eoY4e'th t; ' g to