The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, July 24, 1879, Image 3
TOWN AND COUNT'
TIIURSDAiY 3IOHN1N(o July a 1, 18'
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R xri,'s oto Awo'.:nrrisixa.-Otte dloll
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dty cte r f taper .ihtoil. subso ou
ilThelpolo, Theo ratel apply to :111 it
vertisementIIs, of' whatever 1111.1 0o, 11
ar patyfblote sri6dt i advaie. Cc
tracts for ihreo, six ori twell e illonl
mando onl very liberal lei im Tra
sicnt- loval tices, ifteen ctens 1)
line,forl the Irst insertiol Iad sevi
ai dbic-11h1a eits per lino for el
susequen'thiOI inhertonOt uaoriof ai
tributesof respecl, C1ctred as lldv
ti4ei et. siplle aliontei ilents
marriagesinid leaths published free
chanrge, alnd soillted.
All commnunioaLimns, of whatsoeV
nature, should be addressed to C
e W incisboro Pblishi I Coma
Winnsboro, S. C.
Nowr Advortideotitm.
Kflghts of .omr-E. . Chadhe
Atteniffonl I G. L. L.-J. I. Cui
m1inigs, 1st sergeanit'.
Tum. -GREAXNV1LLE' MILLTARtY INS'1
'rU't.-WO have reco1ved the offici
register of this institution, which
udor the charge of pt . J. . Patric
Tho roll of-cadt6 Ahow8 a ].argo at ten
ance for the rpast term. This acaden
has imph to commed it to publice fav
Captaiii Pi.rtrick, for manty years t pr
fsor i the State Military Acadm
hats had extensivo' experlenme as
tteher, and has taken at htigh stand
is. proression. The aoc tion of 1
istituti is spieally good-Greenvil
beitig decidedly o6c of the healthit
and plea satest points il the state. Ft
information concei'ning this excelle
school nuy be procured by applicati<
the Principal.r
PiScolas.-WIle harvy had the ple
ure ofal all from M.r. E. J. Gage, the re
restenative of the nlew fIr in oRobe
son, Taylor & Co., cotton factors,
Charleston. This fim have ample 1
c1lities Ii all departments of thei bm
ness, nid aire prepared to offer great i I
ducenits to their patrons. Assuhri
their customers of their best. el'orts
give utill satisfactioln, they respectful
solicit at share of the public p:1
ronage.
Dr. T. C. Robertson, formerlyi
Whisboro, and n)ow a citizen of 01
t hfivinig villagte of Rock Ilill; Is onl
shott visit to his relatives ihere. T
DoctorAs i his usual health md spirit
and we trtst le will cujoy his sta
am.io og ,
A School Coaeh,ration.
[IREPOlRTED.1 VORTHE NEWS AND HERA.LD.])
It wais our- good fortune to he prese
at the exhibitioni and -picnlc of Mi;
Lizzie Aniderson's,fxhool, whdi can
MrI , the 11thl 1110fi. a, so hrat
Chuirch. iyedsn Anersons taughtm
frly scoars i th ery month.softl
*'t haust paed th and wre stimft
pladwith h er s taher,nd Ith
h13ey moe Qher coutye baidanus
i ear .andi ocavi, a; chtibt.
tweloit-sityA sco'st bhistehil
t ior. was a ~Vcplete ucces in lli
upnthe ~utcr dor thei evraordina
ovner Aftewic dit;r iscnuted.nga
wasd tisttime fores hse children
ndwithv.tanding this, Pthysteppj
upnthestg whlOit becming sI4~el-c
fie,and eieachs o ondevey on~ae
t hoes, gelorme his orhr patli wi~
Thisnt catio4 of i hmntlvis ndth
niulcansdd an ihycOtrn t
y doie dihas, ee hresoi
waong ressOd hat ofhom Wrepresg
in t suclh erciount) ne hr a m.in
ber' roFordn p(rhbpe Ahr. hub
drn pCradncountd' evr onsemmi
ear bd . Magh y's); ond el satisit
withrthe M xeises(IQ.The Samady Riv
iM Pamo Ces county y n Said:u
ii befon teas ccai,ad B"Ctut
mbohrt inTrsp interty.tei) er
collo~i'ise Aromos bunt\l dori
-pebi Ia" Arolaed by the ailroawh
henfarwd du tfid the lole
Ostrby,. botit a t-reat quantit a 1o
[Appins.]io Oncdessnea wro 11a,
by .A. . ig,'o o Roey sin.'Wi
o po dctio .po lae.exhetinewls
by hi~i~o the d ii sinsng augyell
yn h onco 'ratst oforerly;cs ,ou rtl
hG ooneil theiase tahl\ydaY
Thi scotion'of o cotnthe I]
ar~odeof tvailubi*olr ttnt tuecth
educatio. CoRNER
,ork of strengtheing the
foulllation of 111n Wasingloin National
to. Monuntilioute ,0t ( wir w hich a further appro-'
-printiom W,l,000 hias bet'l imade by
. to,roress) is just about onle-halvf cont
I),- L1 p 11te 0unde the( F11rmer11 appropriationl
, of 436,(000, hild will now bbo puihled
'w, ith tll' possible dispatll colistent,
bs with the satty oftIhe vork. Thereoro
about sixty mei employed under the
direct. suipmrvisionl of .Mr. J. 11. Mc
i t Laughblinl, w NYill be relinemi,bred asit
fit ilvi ig.had charg of tle ureetioll of the
a-Ascension Chnrch. AS nmm- be suy
J( posed, the work of' Itilderplinilg IV
. uires grea eare. Eve ry <day or two
Is ob)iervatiolls are 1n11do (o de(crilite
ti.! th- least dellection of Ile sllt, anld ithe
er result.of each .observatiol ks calefully
rMeorled, anild froii tie (aa thius 0b
hi Wtad tIk work for tie followingiil'dayis
n( blocked out. Besides these obser Via
tions those by a plullb-linle huiig fromI
oi the top of the shaft (about 170 feet, in
o, height) are carefully notel alld coml
pare( wilh the other observaIiltions.
r Any dllekctio11 of the shaft not, purcep
tiUle to 1,t, 11ake1d OyC iS iAppLrent both
by the instruimeiit and tile plumb-line,
anild such deflection is corrected i hll
succeeding work. Thts far there have
beeun usmed 8,00 barrels of emenlt, and
:r bidS are out for 6,800 more to be u1sed
li the foulidation, and so Colfidelt is
the connission that this part of tle
woIk will be colipletud this selsonl
that they have directed Colonel Casey
to put. inl plae. thirty Or 1or1ty feet of
maittble work by the time Congress as
al seiibles nlext iecember.- Washington
is Star.
k ~ *
' f.xw-rllON; Ar SF.A.-Ilawthorne's
LI- love for the seal alluOilted to at passion
IV ate worship, anld While others were
r. longiig to reach land as soon als possi
ble, lie was savig, ill his quict, eam
est way: "I should like to 1ail Onl 111
onl forcyer, and never touch shore
a again." Sea--sickness lie declared Ie
nt could not understand, and wa,,s ow
ie stlnt reom(men111101diIg 1inost extdra-n01
le 1nary) dlishes and dh-inks, "aill madu; uut
Of te 11111'S brain, Which he said
W soverign remedies for niuical
i Ilness. Inl his revelry of Panicy lie ad
it vised i few roe's eggs beaten upit by a
o tinerm1iaid oil ia dolphin's back. A
gruel trom the sheaf of .Iobin .1lood's
arrows Would be strengthieniing. ie
s sall he laid heard Oa dose of sults d i.
tilled from the tears of .Niobe, buit. he
"didn't approve o f thalit remledy, prefer
- ring hearty food, such as pot ed fowl,
>w witl Minerva Sauce, airy tollgules of'
a- sireiis, stewed ibis, tle Wings of a
i_ Phoiix, not. too muich (10110, love-lorn
idgh(itigales cooked briskly over
Aladdin's 'p, Mkrs. Ca ey's 'hicken
g pics, nautilus chowder anld the like.
o His owil appetite was excellent, anld
yi dla afftr 1ay lie uscd to con e oi deck
alnd idescil> to mile whilt 11e had eaten.
Sonetimes there wore "l.4everal y.ards
of steak" ait a "whole warrelnfl of
fWelsh rabbits." The spirit of iiior
lc was uponl Iimit dun mlan of those
a days tit sea, and lie reveled.in it like a
e Careless child.-Yeterday with Aul
thors.
Y S.FErY FOM LIjl11TNINXG..-Tt is ncv
or too soon to go inl the house when ia
stoim is rising. When the Clouds are
Ailly charged with electricity tihey atre
most. daligerous, and this fltid obeys 11
It subtle a(ractionl which acts lit g'reat
;S distances and inl all directiois. A wo
man told ic of a bolt which caine
] overhead. N. P. Willis -writes of ai
.younig.girl killed whilo passinig unider
1i.a telugraphl wirc on the brow~ 011a 11411
9 while she wvas hurryinig home bef'ore a
st.ormT. P'eople shi.uld not he fool-har
hi dy atbout sIi ting o.n the porches or byv
ut open1 winidon;> whiet.hei the. sto)rin is
,i harid or nioi. Mlild. show'ers oft en carrev
>fa single charge wvhichi tblis with dleadli~
.ettei. 1t nlinV or tnnay niot b6 fatdh to b.
out ; it is aie'to bie ini t he hiouse, willh
.s I .e windows and1( doors shut. 'iThe drv
ii.l a.1 iln a house is aI readiier comnutor of
iightinga than-i theo dainp air outsideo,
:lnd,a dhoIt of air invites it. A hot lb~ e
a. chiin(11a1 ats i,, so to speai.s
. 1khj)O1'O revery ignotranlt or reckless
- aiout.lightning. 1.have seen a girl0o1
d 18 crying with fear of lightning, -anid
.. rinnnitg every other mtomneit1. to lie
,y w,inidov. to see if, the0 storm wais i not
ting herself in dianger. itf everyv one
r would hurry to shelter 11s soon1 ais
(S stormt cloud was hiri a,y pp thue sky.
when01 certain it waS comliing nearer0i, if
1they wouilld shiut the dloors und win
dows, and1( koc%wtwv frotm thenti aifter
wairdJ, aiud lIoml bell'wires, sfuo pipes,
bl mantels, chtimncy breasts, heaters anid
., mirrors, with their silvered( backs
, which C'rielectricity, anld keep asynyi~
from iitising rods8 aLnd thei- v'icinity,
and from metal water spouiS, they
d( might edismiss the fear of lightning~
3r' frbum their miniids, so farl ias it is a thhtig
at df reason and not ot nrsin-e
-The boy stood on the backyard
'fence, whence alt but himi had fled, the
ah flames that lit his father's barn shone
to just above the shed. One bunch of'
{g crackers in his hand, t,wo others ini his
id hant, with' pit cous accenuts loud he erled,
"I necver thbough t of that I" A bunich
le of orgekers to the tail of one small (tog
to lb1d tied; the (log ini anuruish sought,
c't the bairn and 'inid its ruin died. TIheo
isparks flew wide anid red andc hot, thtey
h,lt upon that brat; they fired thoe rack
er's in his hand and1( eke those in his
hat. Then camne a burst of rattling
ir sound-the boy!l Whioure was he gonie?
<> Ask of the wiunds that far around
strewed bits of nlecht and bone, and
srpof clothes and balls anid tol) >sand
ly nilsandhooks and yarn, the r'e les of
of thle dreadful bov that burned huis fath
er's barn.-SprinUflid Union4
in -It is an alligator stor'y, is brought
at to us by a F'lorida p)aper, auid we kniow
m nio.t hiow much' the facts hiavo beeni em
n.. amount of it Is that during the extreme
t' ly dr'y weather, the 1owdr Ni~ka Lake,
or aitltated In Maniatee counity, just natu
II rally dr'ied up--thiat is, it came very
or0near dolig so-there beuig loft In the
t'nmilddle of it one' hole, a big oue, and
y that hohe.was. the gnly place in that
n, region where the cattle could get water
'to drink. But that hole was valuable
to the alligators as well ag to the enttle,
is' anid so the f6ifmet' pre-etipted ieh
e i stock nen fearing the depredations o f
ri thiete'p thitpon the cattl e rallied in
of forco upon~ tho. stronghold- of theo
e. 'gaitors amid sleow them.-slew 728 I
mU one . day. They were- from sIx to
m fourteen feet long.
-They, have smart school children
ih n Nevada. At a eceont.,examiation
,~in Silver City, a.little girl was asked:i
Nevda" ad heangwok'ed: "Gold,
'silver, -amnd troutQdo the qttstion,
*'1ow would youit g 'o&nv ew ork,
~r. to San Francisco by water?"4 loy in
then' 4 asB .ueet.(
PERSONA L NOTlES.
-Nilssn has $150),000 invested in
United Stat(es bonids.
-All the children of President,
hav beenl taught to swim).
-"u110 wits too tomtd of bal1s," says
a FIclch olliIary of itlut a o tist. IounIg man,
"9and was killed by on."
-Baion Lionel Rothschid be
queathed to Geore Fordiamtii, his
.jockey, $IQ)Ou and u.1111 anlluity of
$1,50.j0.
---A Tj'xas paper sava sie'nifleantv:
"Tlhe averd6".0 of huia'n life i thirtv
one yearl-s i l a ts where tite goverior
dom-s nlot cnnt.
-Parlker tie' propr-ieor of he Park
cr u lol. Iostol, be"'n liit its a0 coch
anid, and.is Ilow wortl $2,500,000.
No hlires ill the case, either.
- -A Poet in (he vlitehiaill TICS
exchaims: ''1 uIml haitted, veirdly
hainted. by the dripping of* the rain.'"
W(tN would advise neCW stilnglOS as I
relinedy.--Bbston Post.
-I'he moiev set aide for priitin)g
thie hanid'oinc Bustonl edition of ;Mr.
SLinIR'S SIM-04hIs is said tO be alIead'
exhaiusted, and there is doubt of the
Completion off ihework.
-A n'ro ii Union Springs, A.la.,
reAcenithy died frloml ihe ell'ets of* eating
thirlitmi hard-boiled e'ggs while intoxi
clted. Ite should have mllade it 1our
tecn--thirteen isso unilucky.
--r. tJames Gordon Bennett, oil his
first, visit to his iewly-arrived Iephow,
tle first c hild of, his sister, now Mrs.
Isaac 1ell, liid ini the cradle of the it -
flint one huitdred United Stites bonds
of' $1,000 ellchl asg Ia chiristeniing gift.
-Beore the Jeannette sailed EIison.
gIve his GlmIn1i generator to Mr.
Tiennett, 'with full equipienis for a
strong clct riC light through the long
Arclic nights. The generator is to be
propelled by the engiie of the Jean
niette.
-This is a world of curious contia
dict ions, ruililnates the Boston flerah.
''he gossipinlg village daime who, )upon
the slightest provocation, would blast
your lifle by the breati of slander,
would also staandand ninister to yolu
at vour sick bed like a Sistor of Mer'ev.
-Mist ress (to new cook)-No-w,
Sarah, rieember if you atre strictiy
honest and econlomical inl yourar111:1fke
ig, Iwill give you a few shillin's
uxtra per iionti:h. New Cook-Thalk
you, alilt'a)i, I will think it Over and
let vot knoNw inl the evening.-Punny
-Zach Chliandler proclaimis that he
is f first rate boxer. Then why did lie
lake i huge i- rovolver in Hs Scarch for
"Dionl Potf?" Mid why,. says the
/ar, did he hire lon. Re'uben BrowNii
(dias Joe Coburn) to polish offl Roscoc
conkliig?
-It. is cont rary to Ihe law in Cyprus
to clit. dowl t r 'S.Te son of' ail old
priest, Imvingcit One down, was sum
Ilonled to an11swer. lie being ill, his
Ithier went inl his place, ailn was con
tilenied to sevein days' impriIsollment
:111d to lose his hiair, moustaches and
beard.
-Prinec Charles Napoleon Bona
pcart., the second son of the eldest
brother. of the great N11poleon, is Said
L be prefierred ait Chiselburst as head
f tile house to 'riice lerome Napo
leonl. P11rince Chailes is forty years
Aid, anld has tle lar1hge JBlonl apai'te 'ince.
11Li holds (lie position of President of
the Council General at Corsica, wvhere
-It apjidarus thant tihe Khedive of
E~gy )g was uniiusuailly wasp)ishl towvard
11he Firnch reCprescutativecs who ap
proacheid him 011 the sublject of' abdicau
ionia day or' two since. "'If you have
nyII re11inks to1 inaike concin'l g my
hvam at stamibou I." "'Sinace when does
our1''highneii'Ss receive his or'der1s from
.t:1Umboul I?" aisked the0 Tr'eiichtni n.
"''1iee the day I was boi'rng" r'epl ied the
Khlediv'e, baatl, whler'cuponi tihe
l"1renc(hinani wilthdrew~ hasitihy andl ini
-An o1(1 Bostosn mchanli-it says ini
the C'oimmercial BIU1l: '"Speak lnu
ol'ai'ies, the highest 4)ne01 ver knew
pa3iid to a sailesmanii was*1 thiirty thiousalnd
dljl(l a ye:g. This wyas paid .ii Wlvar
linep Sto a dIry gQot;is mtan,.anid lie used
to boaist thatt.h 1ap34d i'Je Presidenit of
the Unimed States were the only per
SOnls11 inge coutstrt revmceivingo so much
for theiri '3erv\ice.s.. I kno1w -i aflman who
th(saddllar.A 1'oui his labors a,s ai
s:\les))a.m. ftink it would puzzle him i
ioyday~ le payIsI b~oar'd bill i-egiylarly.
EVith1i a few (day S I saw ai' 111n11 whlo
iree'vedl at (one timne a saliarv of 'ten
.1 houisand1( dollars. Hie was well uip iln
fii 1raagt, but to-dgy he ishnjlf h beer
slrulkce."
-"Whiat are you doing, laither
ford?" asked Mu's. Hlayes the other
morning before br1ea kfast, wh'len she
enitei'ed the Pr'esidecnt's library and
found him wi'tlimg rapidy, and1 a lhuge
1)11e of manuscript in front of hhn.
"Why," repjlied Mr'. Hayes, without
looking up), "I am preOparinlg veto No.
5." "Veto No. 6?" . echoed Mr's.
H aycs. "Why, Conigress has- adjour'n
ed I" "I believe that, is so," i'etui'ned
his Exellency, jubbing hIs 1)en In the
1ink: "but a veto message wvIll be han
dy to have in the house in ease of an
emergency"-Nor't'itown Hecraid.
IKNIGUITM OF UONOIt.
fiHE regular Sem)I-monthlly meeting jof True
B1lrothierhiood Lodge, No4. 844, wIl ue held in
Mu'sonte Hail on Friday evemnag, 25th Inst., at
ATTENTION: ! . L. I.
."\OU will assemble in rear of'Market
.1House, tis (Trhursany) evening at 4j,
o'clock in ianiform, fatigue equipments,
for parade and Target practice. Mem
bers will provide themselves with six
rounds Cartridges each.,
By order:
-J. HI. CUMMINGS,
july 24-tI ., .1st Sergt.
TJhOR a good drink-Lemonade,
UMint Julep, or any other. de..
Ightful Spring Beverage, call at
MORNING STAR SALOoN,
Rear of Town Hall.
PUltE WHIITE OIL,.
-150, DEGREES FIRm TES'f'.
W E- recmmend the VRST4L
SOiL as a safe Illuminator4 . It Is
as clear and, white as water, consequentlyv
gives a brillianit light, with very little
odor. Try it.., The price Is less than
ever. . J. M, BEATY & C0.
010OThthe. best htMfr-dime smoke, try
"The Smnasher," superior to aI
bthers, at F. V. ,HAaNmon's, os
gi$0 Hll
THE STATE OF SOUT1I CAROLINA.
Cotn,-ry or 1nnw
COURTOF COMMON PLEAS.
Willian F. Adauis, Plaintiff, against Wil
liti P. Yongue, Detendant.-Suinmois
for Monoy.Domnnd.-Couiplilt Served.
To tho Defendant in this action:
j OU are horeby suminicned and ro- C
h. red to auswer tho con plaint in
this action, of which a copy 1 herowith
servml upon you, mid to servo a copy of
your onwer on thlio stuicribir at his
tie, No. I Law 1an0g-, Winnsboro. 8
(., within twenty days after tie service
of' this sunmons oil you, VXelusivo of the
day of servico.
If you fail to answer this complaint t
-within the tiimo aioresaid, the plaintliff P
will apply to thu Court. for judgment C
ligainst, you for the sum of two huitdrod C
dollars, with intorest at. the rate of sovon -
per cont-umu per annuIu fron t.he first day 7/
of December, one thousand eight hun
drod and seventy-eight, and costs.
Datcd July 5th, A. D. 1879.
W II. KE11R, C. C. C. P. and 0. 8.
A. M. MACKEY,
Plaintit'17 Attoracy.
To the Defendant. William P. Yongue:
TAKE notice that the coniplaint in
this action. together m ith the suminotts,
of which the firooing is I copy, Was
filed in the foo OIbeClerk othmo Court
of Cominon Pleas, at vinnsboro, inl tho
County of Fairtdold, in the State of South
Carolina, on the 5th day of July, 1879.
A. M. MACKEY,
Plaintiff's Attorney, C
. Winnsboro, S. C
July 8th, 1879. i o
july 10 -tlaw6wthu.
-CC
CE for Sale,
at PALMETTO ITou L
FRESH GOODS !
JUST RECEIVED.
-ONSISTING IN PART OF
24 bbla. Molasses-all grades,
400 lbs. Choice Buckwhoat Flon',
10 boxes Cream Cheese,
2 boxes best Italian Maccaroni,
12 bbls. Sugar, all grades,
14 sacks of Coffee-10 Rio, 4 bost
Java,
50 bbla. Choice Family Flour.
BAGGING AND TIES.
LARD in bbla., cans and buckets. I
Bacon, Best Sugar Cured Hams.
Choice Redl Rust Proof Oats, Seed E
Rye and Barley.
Nails, Trace Chains, Horse and Mule
Shoes, Axle Grease, White
Wine and Cider Vinegar,
Smoking Tobacco
Durham's bost,
Chewing To
bacco.
Raisins, Currants and Citron.
ALSO,
Fresh Canned Salmon, Peaches and
Tomatoes, Mixed- Pickles, Chow
(how and. Pepper Sauce.
ALSO,
A fine lot-of BOOTS AND SHOES.
All of-which avl b sohi. cheap for I
.Cash, . al
nov 9 D. B. .FLEJNNIKEN, %M
r HIE only pure .St9Ene Mountain Corn
I'Wld o~iy 'in then is sold by
* J. 1'. McCARtLEY.
U]IFRye Whisk ey, Ale, Porter and
.Loda Vater for.sale by
J Ii. McCAJRiLJEY.
dRtESS GOS!
DIRESS GOODS L
WITE would respectfully invite an
.~Vinspection :of our, Stock of
Dress Goods by the ladies of Winns
boro andl vicinity. . Our stock con-,
si.ts of Iron-frame Grenaidines, All
WVool. Buntings, Lace Bunting,
Den telles, Beige, Linen L'iwn,
Padific Lawvn, Con19d Jaconets, ~
Corded Piques, Suitings, &e., &c. C
A BEA UTIFUL ASSORTMENT
of Browvn Linen Dress: Goods, with S
Laces for Trimihing.- Our Stock in
all other lines is fiill And complete.
A new lot of White and Colored
Trimmings just opened. Second
lot of Cassimneree from Charlottes- (
ville mills opened.a few dayis since. II
A lot of Fans, Parasols and Mosqui
to Netting just in.
McMASTER & BRICE.
N. B.-Automatic Fly Fans for C
sale here.
june 7'
SM K the"Key* 1t"t Cigar-the
S - -----...-MOKING and Chewing Tobacco, and
~lgars of the Anest brands, can be
had at .J. D. McOARLEY'S.
THE ELIJOTT]
COTTON GIN,
WITH IMPROVED ROLL. ]
MANtYACTUxkrn DY
JM). ELLIOTT, WINNSBORO, 8. C, c
'ho subscriber-haw had nity years ~
9xperence li:tbo gin busin-ess.
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june 14-4mois
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111111INK ARIONA COII .
THIRD ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODS'. TIIS SPRING.
ALL WCOL Buntirgs in' Black and Colors, Black Crepe, Al- o
pacas, Cashmeres and Lawns. Linon Sutings in Stripes and Plain
Colors. A lgrgo assortmont of Vhite Goods, such as Jaconets,
Swiss, Victoria Lawn, Piquo and Oambrics. A full line of Linen
Drillm and Cottonados. Also, Cassimeres, Bleached and Brown
Shirting and Shecting, Plain and Figured Lawns, Cambrics and 0
Porcales.
CALICOEF4! CALICOES1? CAICOES?!
-CALL AND SEE
THY DIA.MOND m
0
A nice line of Hats in Straw, Wool and Felt. J
Our Shoe Stock is fuller than over, which fact speaks for itself. 2
Clothing in groat vai-ioty, and a full and complete stock of ?
GROCERIES.
No baits thrown out to catch the unwary. All Goods sold at a 0
gitimato Profit.
P. S.-A large addition to our Notion Department will arrive in ci
few days. -F. ELDER & CO. N
may 20
MUNK A RIOSA COFFEE.
BUY TE ZAEWV EEc
IT 18 'IIH
ONLY REWING MACUINE
WICIH IIAtt A
W_ -Celf-Threading Shuttle.
It has Self-Setting Needle.
Never lreks the Thread.
Mever S%ips Stitches.
13 tC Lightest Runnlng
A New and S 1i ple Devlco
Winding tho Bobbin.
-* ' Without reninvd tho Sirap fron
t13icav Whet-I. aid witU.
vuL Luthread:iij; tao
-T - " achseine
Tho 1implost, tho Most Durable,
and in every rospoot iho
BEST FAMILY SEWHO MACHINE.
he "NEW AMERICAN" is easily learned, does not get cut of order, and will do more w,rk
with les labor than any other macine. i.lustratcd Circular furnished on app:ication.
.A.GENTS~ TW ANTrED.
T '1. DOVEY, Mar.-:r.i. E' . Charles Street, Daltimore, .4.
0. BOAG, Agent for Fairfiold.
A VALUABLE INVENTIOR,
THE WORLD RENOWNED
laLS"N SEWNG MACHINF
workmanship Is equal to a Chronometer Watch, an
3 elegantly finished as a firstcilass Piano. It receive
se highest awards at the Vienin and Centennial Ex p
itions.. IT 8EWS ONE-FOURTH PASTER than othe
iachines. Its capacity Is unlimited. There are mort
fILSON MACHINES' sold in the United States than
to combined sates of all the others. The WIL.SON
ENDING ATTAC HM ENT for doing all kinds of repairing.
fITHOUT PATCHING, given PREE with each machine.
JWILSON SEWING MACHINE CO.
CRICAgrO, ILL., U. S. A.
NO WOOD, NO P'APER NEW SUJMMER COOK.
N the Standar'4 Scew Bay State
Shoe. J. M. BE~ATY & Co. 1P~VMN ~ 89
_______________________ The Safety
lIST ECEIED !HOT?,LAST
OIL
STOVE.
Figured Muslins, Figured and Iete o l id fUolgodHa
lhite Lawvns, Centennial Stripes; igIos
ambrio Muslins, Bleached and Awy ed n eibe
nbleached .Sheetings and Drills. Tems aifeoySoemd n h
P erfoo for ll is okngdHa
ALSO, WHITNEY MF'G. CO.,
A. lot of Shoes from the Virginia ?-ly 123 Chestnut st., l'hii
tato Prison, every pair of which we
uarantoe. . T T E L TU1 'If
ALSO,\'LI'rnw
r-ents' Straw and Ftir Hlats of the
htest styles.
ALSO,
Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jean and 'en~?
lottonades.
J. F. MCMASTER & CO.
N. 3.--A lot of Bl1ue Flannel and
Eacht Oloth Suits for sale cheap.
une 19
EST Philadelphia Lager Bedr, ,
fresh every day at F. W.I:E
IoHT's, Rear Oi T.oWrA 1., .
A PFNNVY SAVED)'
noI' D1EtT, LATEST IMPROVED,
.S A PENNY GAtNED. 4 0tToo>ntYc-rc,
- he wveainj pIwara Iare :nr.do or tho'tid?
You can save tdoney by balling' at the STEEL, QAhIR Et'L lV TEMPERED
Grocery Store of W. II.ONLY. andc re ADJUST A DLC.
Just op)ened a aice lot of. Sugak' Oured 'i it 11s tir A tit'oAras'r f'JiNP7ON It
lanvassed Hams at rioes to'' suit a a the .&4IMM #01JflJ2, FAu4#
lith ti.esAls a rolet o caCoffe" EasiestsThroadod,hu.ttlet
d Coffe a specialtya 'All .the -'favorite ~"' I35) I31lS,fh a
rands of Augusta Flour, Bolted Meal-aud Ia~ 'e*' UN
earl Grits. Camined Goods of 'all de- ' ~ .A.PL
iptions, Chmw ig and Smioking Tobao' hta~~""~n
o, t. igars from the highest to the cheap. lwf. iA1eol
st brands, Bootii and 'Shoes 'at i lowi
gs-Ladies' Ain-bloth GMltersal
tzes, lower than 'the lowet ,bt~~~ ~llk*~~ ~*'
fines and LiiosP r eA4AO 1~~~~
resh Spal3nCd,o$e figv v'r
ad tiemons (*v i9 II.~ wl h~jhj
ot beudes4;t I'd YVT~P ~ 14
YS T
A R RIVE 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 styles and
novelties of the season. Mrs. Boag,
having a first-class milliner to assist
her in this Department, is fully pre..
pared to please the most fastidious,
and will take pleasure in doing so.
A beautiful line of Silk and Cotton
Parasols ; Corsets, Kid Gloves,
Ladies' Jabots and Tie or Scarfs ;
Dress Goods, Buntings, Poplins,
Silks, Buttons, Fringes, Trimmings
--in fact a full stock of such goods
as are usually found in a first-class
Millinery, Dry Goods at.d Fancy
kloods Establishment.
S1OES.
A beautiful line of ladies' and
Children's Slippers, Gaiters and
Shoes; also, a nice assortment of
Mon's Shoes.
GROCERIES.
A full and fresh stock of Family
Groceries: Bacon, Meal, Fluor,
Corn, Sugars, Coffees, Soap,
Starch,
Powder,
Shot,
Candies,
Cigars,
Tobacco,
Kerosene Oil.
In short, you can find all you want
at J. 0. BOAG'S, and as chea as
the same goods ean be bought any
where. Don't forget to call. No
trouble to show goods.
J. 0. BOAG.
SEWING X.ACIIINES.
Sixteen new aI firat-class Sewing
Machines to be in store ir a day or
so. The New and Improved Vorti..
cal Feed Davis, XX. P. F. ; also, the
New and Improved American, rang
ing in price fron $20 upwards.
Thoe Machinos are from the facto
ries of good, responsible companies,
and are warranted to be just,as
represented.
3.0O. BOAG,
Agent for Fairfield County.
may 3
SECOND STOCK
.OF
SPRING AND NUMURGOODS
ARRIVED AT
SUJGENIUMMER
*Consisting of 200- pieces Calico,
50 pieces Muslin, 325 pieces Pique,
White and Figured, 100 pieces
Bleached Domestic, all select brands,
New York iMills, Wamsutta and
Fruit of the Loon.
Dress Goods 'la all styles and
quality, All Wdol ]Buntings, Cash
mieres, Cottonadds and Brown
Sheeting.
OUR STOCK OlF CLOT19~G,
B9ots, Shoes and (Ints is complete,
wvhich we sell at very low prices.
All we ask is to give us a trial before
buying elsewhere, as we take par..
ticular pains in showir'e our goods
OUR NOTION AND MILLINIERY
Department is full of New Goods
and Styles. Ladies' Gloves frotn
one to six Buttons ini Lyle Thread
and Silk. Ladies', Misses' and
Children's Hose in all- styles and'
colors. Fans and Ladies' Neck Wear
TOO NUMEROUS T1O MENTION
Collars and Cuffs and many styles
of buttons.
SPECIALTY.
100 Parasols at 25 cente eneb,
100 Neck Ties at 5 cents ench.
26 pairs Boys" Button Gaiters,
worth $3.00, for $1.00-Nos. 10, 18,
and 1 to 4.
One lot Women's' Shoes, Nos. 8
and 40at 50cents.
One lot Gents' Shoes, worth $3.00,
sold for $1.00.
Remember all these will only' be
sold for the next
THIRTY D Y~
at these prides, before takhn stdel~
and a ohange of the firin.'
SUENBI IOMA
DUP' OA T N