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TOWN AND COUNTY. SATUIMAY IOUNINO, August 9, 1870. 'Tinms op TimE NNws AND HERALD. -Tri-weekly edition, four dollars per annum, In advaice; weekly edition, two dollars and fifty cents pernnum, in advance. Libcral discounit to clubs of fle Iand upwards. RATis O AivEirrIslNIG.-On dollar per inch for the first insertion, i ad fifty conts per inch V'or each sutbseq icnt insertion. These rates apply to all ad vortis3Ieents, of whatever nato ce, and are pavable strictly in advalne. Con tracts for three, sik or twelve months made on very liberal terms. Tral sient local 11otices, fifteen cents pr line for the first insertion and seven and one--half cents per line for each subsequeitinsertion. Obituaries and tributes of respect charged as adver tisemcients. Simple announcements o marriages and deaths published 11ee or chal-re, and solicited. All CoMImuiciations. of Iyhatsoever nature, should he addressed to the Winnsboro Publishing Company, Winnsboro, S. C. New Advertsoment,. Citationl-J. R. Boyles, J. P. F. C. Charlotte Institute-Rov. Wax. Rt. Atkinson, Principal. Pinafore at the Thespian Hall on Thursday evening, August 7. Ad mission 25 cents. Tm n DisTium CONFEHENciE. -A ium ber of persons irc iln attendance upon the District Conference of the Metlic dist Church, at Rock Hill. No HlynuoroniA.-A rumor was current that the negro mnanl who was bitten by the imad dog oi Watereo had. died, but investigation proves that lie is ts hearty as a buck. No threatening sympLotms whatever have manifestedt themselves. rE. Ciuois.--Thc rccent rins1 through-. out tihe county have had a most bencll cial effect on the crops, and much more ihvorable reports are given. A ride along tile road to White Oak and its vicinity disclosed some good corn and. very good cotton. ATvi31imEA Escrma.-Tin Kel l. whIio wts brought recently from iAiktit county on the eharge of' robbing 'In I er's store inl this coui1ty, mald li t tempt, oil Thiiisday afternoon, to escape t'roi jifl. lie wtis conflied inl the debtors' room, anid managed with his fingers alone to romove h(lie piaster ing and loosei a brick next to the window, lie had reioved fill exAept I he outer lIver when he was discovered anid pit inl sat'er cus,"todyN.. RAIZZnoAn BuImGRD BUHiFM.-fTi for maMion was received at Columbia on Thirsdav that the covered bridge over Little River, on the Greenville and Columbia Hlailroad, wtas burned. It is not lmown how the fire originated, but is supposed to have beep caused by a spark from a passing train. The down passenger tirin was compelled to stop 0on the othel- side of thme river aund transfer its p)assenlgers to a train sent from below, which then brought them to Columb)ia. COTTroN TAmm.-,~rThe following are the revised rates of tariff' on cotton from Winnsboro, tihe charge being by the bale: To Boston, Fall River or Providence, $3.50; 1%w York and Philadelphia, $3.25; Baltimnore, $3.00; Charleston, $2.25; Charlotte, $1.62; Columbia, 79 cents. It will be seen that tihe rate to Newt York is twtenty-flve cents less than wvas given in the sfatement furnished us for publication on1 Thursday. These rates are much hess than has heretofore beeun charged. Onoe dis crepancy still'exists. Tihe former rate to Columbia was $.60 and to Charles ton~ $2.50. While there has been a re duction of 71 cents to Colunmbia, the reduction to Charleston is but twenty five cents. Tihe question now is whether thme South Carolina Rlailroadl has1 increased its rates forty-six cents, or whether the Charlotte Road charges that additional amiount for making this "close connection" contemplated by the chiarter. THlE SIXTrH UEGIMENT.--TheO ommit tee ofairranugements for the reunion met in tihe Town Hall yesterday morning. On motion, thme secretary was instructed to publih tihe following for the In formton of township committees: "Tihe townmship committees shall en deavor to increase thejir lists, especial ly in poultry, fruits, potatoes and roastig-ears, and that they delver their contributions in tihe following order: Carcasses butchered must be delivered here on Wednesday evening, August 6. Those livinig at a distance must deliver their beef, mutton, hogs, poultry, etc., alive, On Tuesday, Au Thursday, August 7, not later than 9 6'loc, 6 my Contributions In money Ins ohne nWithout fail on Moniday', Auigust 4.' Floi' in or der to be cooked, must be delivered on Monday uut4 ago-th Rv. . l Akinonopened a scoolforyoug ldie inObarlotte, N. O At he ime e onturecd the predctio, bsed ndupe'rsonal ex porlence: ofer tkno' minent qua1lfiatioits as an inistructoh' that he nvoul~ nchieve the most flattedn'g suc cess ltfsoirediction has been real. ized4 *di eg. past year tihe school has b1 rfind( fOni t rty-flye to a humn 4ue tudYev4,i eb apile. In taking ~ l~o~~i~tut lAt year, Mr. Atkf1~h~wisi$'ilt4d with himself the tea6bide ofd te if st popular schools bs the p1ae ad thtg estab liehy~d A e$id@i 04hIp&h. binde Atui rnAtihd&bti daughters to school, to write to Mr. Atkinson for a catalogue. The Char lotte.Democrat, whose editor patron ized the school, says: "The manage ment of the Rev. William Atkhison, the president, las been tried by our citizens, and we are justified ink sayillg that all are satisfiled and pleased. Nearly all 1his assistants are h1omi1e teachers of experience and high stand ing, well qualilled by long practice forI the diselargo of their respective duties. Pro'essor 31ldez, the principal musical instructor, is thoroughly comptent, and esteenwed as a gentleman by his pupih; and ),ur citizens who know him." Mr. Atkinson claims that a comparison of his charges for tuition, etc., are as low and reasonable as any institution of the kind ill thle country. See his advertisement, in another col umn11i, and address hini for further in formation. t 2HE E L L IV 1711 y.t Miimmus, Jly 30.-Four new cases r Df yellow fever wero reported to the 'I Board of Ilealth this morning. No I Jeaths have been reported up to noon. I) W. W. Corcorai, the banker at e W1ashingon, ). C., has sent a check r or $2,000, to be used for tihe remov al I f tlie poor and destitute from the cit.y. o EvENNI.-Eight more Cases were 1i 'eported to tie Board of Healthi this it ifternoon, including five Colored. No s lentlis 11on -'ver during the tvent - o 'our hours ending at 6 p. in. Sever'ul ) mases were reported outside of the cor- n )Orate Ii mnits of the city, which are not 1 tiluded in the official report of the I 3oard of Health. The Howard .Association has forty ivo irses oil duty, distributed among 0 It'v-six sick people. v b. A. I Iatcher and Brooks Wilson, a it :legrapll operator, are reported dying h o-night. There are about two hundred peoplc ' it Camp Marks. 1 Abuuis, July 31.-Five new cases n )> fever were reported to the Board of 0 Iealth thisii morning, four. Colored, and C hrec deaths have cuItrr,d-Micvhael 1) thy, brother of Chiet'of Police Atlv, Bprooks Wilson, telegraph operator. t1 ind C. S. Forbes. The latter resid("s A, wyolld the corporationl. The wit'o (', b .h1ief of'- Police tliv was strickenII i hr 11;ver l:sti. i t, bileigh, Tel iessee. Ilis datiugh tor, Eudo'at, is ill : ly I ig coi1dition. The weat her is ele:ar Ind wilrln, which is favorable to the v i,read of the f'er. A 1:11-ge Iiec.ing of' colored people e vas liell af n1Ioonl to-day it Co;llran's1 t liall. .R1esolutions weire adopted op- ( W41'ig the removal of' the blacks to 1, M n1), an.d epres,ing iwir determinia- 0 ion it) appval to I he absei. merchantu 81 or assi.sinice. The sentiment of the e nectin- was strongly opposed (to the r EW OF 1Ill DA11Y. -Intli~gence received from St. Pe trsugnmucshat one hundreds erons were arrested last Sundav enl lie estate of the Orand Duke Cons'lan ine, brother of' the Czar, at Pavlosk, lcar St. Petersburg. -1 is given out at the Treasury De- I pirtment, that the public debt, state- I ilit for last month will show an in- 1 3rPOJsC of probably six million dollars. I l'hiis increase is attributed to the large t ulnounit pidh out for arrear~ages of penl- I donis. ' -Five ladies-Mrs. Persells, of B3inghamptonl, Mirs. Blostwick, Mrs. nid Miss Biurkclew, of Kirkwood, andc Nliss P'ollock, of New York-woere1 Lrowneld ill the St. Lawrencec River near Clayton, N. Y., on Thurlsday by ~ the1 upsetting of a pleasure boat. -John Kranz, of East Farmingtonl, Polk counity, Wis., recentily drove iinto lIhe lake withI six chiildlren in his wagon to water his horses. The hlorses be couming frightened ran into deep) water, thie wagon upset, and Kranz and fiye of the chiildrenm were . drowned. The boy escaped by swimining. The eld ost child wvas a girl of seventeen. -Tle p)leas8ur steamer Low Wal race,. together wvithi the dwelling of James Cl'eveland aind three boat houses, wasburned at Gogneck Lake, twvo iniles souith of Battle Creek, Michigan, e' oim Thursday. Mrs. Cleveland anud one10 child perished in the fiames, and( Mr. i Clevelaind saved himself and one0 child by jumpig from thie second story win- t Clow into th e lake. Tile fire oirginat- I ad in thie engine room of the steamer. c -The Hamiltoni county (Ohio) Re- e publican convention oni Monday was c omething of a novelty. It numbered 01n0 thlousand inembers-onie for' every c twenty-five voters-anid met In the big music hall. Einhmty-one cand(idates were nominated for tihe lower house of the Legislature, and it took four hours and a-half for tile first r'oll-call. -Five J hours were required to elect time repre- .. mentatives, and two hours to nominate Senators.ofWr -R1ev. Henry J.Munson,ofWrI sestor, Mass., after preaching a sermon ma the holiness of matrimony, stopped a Elowni from the pulpit, said that lie had c been too long a widower, anad request.- t ad Miss Mattio Eaton to come f'orward. r iss Eaton complied, and tii6 clergy- C nan, to the astonishment of tihe congre gation,, mnarried himself to her, cash vowiing to 1)0 faithful to thme other. -William Hi. Churchill, a respeta bile New York merchant, was arrested c on Moniday anid taken to the Tombs Police Court like a common tief,l on lthe charge of r'obbing a Californian by whose side lie hlad stood while making some purchases in a store, but when the prosecutor a'rrived at the station 110 l'ound the missinig moniey in lis own piocket, which mnade it elcdedly uin pleasant for him, lie wllh now proba bly hlavd to pay for his misfake as do fbndantin a stilt for false arrbst.' -Johnm Jenkins, a divot, -Who WaA ( let dowvn into water b6low the New York Battery on Wednesday in a sub marine costume to recover a- sunken anchor, was drowned by the bursimig of the pipo0 which supplied him with air. Hoe signaled to be drawn ump, but. , the signal was at first mistaken, 'mnd 1 when he was raised to the surfiace and tho helnet reomoved ho wvas dead, tho blood having gushed profusely from lis mouth and nose 'dnn hi last struggles. .isrcg -A disease akin to choleraisrgn at Centre Point, LInn county, Iowa. Fully twenty persons hated ed frnft its of'ets durn g the t)s w ooWeks~ ladan equal nutbh&V oB t~tdyits Itisa al k:, Ltltownl -oY No Mona INIONANT R HADElt.-The Benton (Nevada) Tri- Weekly Letter tays: 'T'lo readiigI aIatter ich ap (ars in the Tri- W eekly Lettoi is set i) at the case, without mnanuscrip)t or :opy of any kind, save an occasional lote fin ponil indicating the subject to )o mentioned. No proo' is takei of' the natter, and from the peculiar arrange nieut of our iew and improved office to proof can be taken of it, save at :onsiderable trotible and delam. The >ress wo use is not it printlin'" press, utid never before vas used as such. kny printer fromi a first-class city ollICe ,voul pronounce it impoisible'to get >tit a paper in any shape, with the 'acilies enljoyed in the Let/er office. t. is inl c'onseq uence of such a state of' Altirs that inainy errors and inaccura ies Should find their way into the myer-, small as it is. With these few I'('Iatoly anld eX)llllatory. reiar-0ks we viII at once proeeed w%'itlh ourt re<quest.: Yo request, every olie ofl the liutiierous carders of the 'I'ri- W'eekly Letter im iediately on receipt. ol' (lie paper to tike OIt his or her Iecil and com encilg at the first line on the first. age read it carefully through, ilark ig as they occur overy error-then the eador has a perlbef copy to tile away. 'hose not having pelles6 will bo sup lied Oil application lit. this ofice. A 1ld y adopting this rule our readers vill lu'joy aln advaltage possssed by th eN. ntder8 of no other paper in the world. I' you lind anything objectionable o1 fWllsive or personal to yourself, you ave only to draw your pcil over it (d thiere you are with a paper just to it, you-becoming , ats it were, yolul wnit editOr-and five minutes aftci' the itper is out you .won't have to be rini ing all over town looking for the T-i Veck-ly Leter milan when lie is safely d away in the sage bush. Cm.STEa COUNTry.--A correspondent the Carolina Spartan who has lately sited Chester writes to that paper-ai Iterestinqg letter. We make the fol ,wilg extract: Clester has two Narrow Gauge airoads which it is hoped, will large- tj proillote her trade. One reaches d ortiward into North Carolina, the t tier eastward to Lanca<ter. No )lnt.y ill tile 8tate, perlit,hapS, wils im- a roving" mlore rapidly in aill important )spects, when the civil war began, ma Chester. Measure'd by the sur eyor's ehtaiin, FAhe is- 8small;' but tried v any her It, slh ralinksr almong the >remlost in lIe Stae. Inl Mill's S qa SIie, ill the (.1bapter Oil Chester, n1imer the hwad (it' vinenvit meni onle ni is m1nio ,d, 4 (ol. Lacy, 0111 of 'hose descenldells we have iln Ourl oWi l mility. A lbert0Gallatln Bh-own,t"Unit 1 States Senator, l'ol 1ississippi, at 1i le opeling of .le war, was born in n 1hester. There is one p1lge -in the ear h his(orv o' thi.. count v (01 soine inter st. 'he Ulited Stat'es Govermnent Acletd ai fine spot, in the southeastern Urner for. a military sAti<ll. Unll acks, Arsenal &c., Nvere laid off and hi. Dearborn (Secretary of WVar 1om 1801 to 1809) caie to inspect, the ork. The C'biefof Enigineer, Sent',' es there ill at Small grove of trees he lanted, without ia stone to mark the pot'. Whel, a fev years after, it, was roposed to found a National Military chiool, this spot was One of several lol whielh ia selection wasll made. 'he. reader, if' in t.houghtftul mood, ay think what would have been the esuilt in this county and State, if the ational West Polit School had been >ca.ted on the Catawba River with all bie pr1eStigo and paltronalge of gover'n icat poured out on tile haip>y spot. 'hlese "if's" of hIistory-hlow tantaliz ig and unsatisfactory!i Just belowv hant same spot, at Rocky Mounit (aln 1(d re0v0lolutlay battlo field) Shier 11an was1 dlelayed1 inl 1865 by a swollen iv'er. If somlch)ody had been inl his ear', with sufficient force- but as rce 3.arked above, these "ifs" otf historv re quite unsatisfactory. CHIARLbOTTE INSTITUTE FORL YOUNG LADIES. (ext Session Begins September 10th and( Ends June 8th, 1880. pHIE entire corp>s of the able and ex ..Lprienced 'i'eachecrs of the past sos-1 ion will continue their connection with hie Inistit1 to. This fact, with the uncess f' the Institute in overy particular dur rig the past session, is a enufojent testi .vonial of its excellence. Special arrangements and special terms w young ladies who wish to take only Iusie, Painting and Drawing, ame d Mod.. rn Languages, severally 'or colleetitely.1 The health of Charlotte and of the In. fituito is unsurpass:'d by that of' any ther plae or school in the South.. For any information addresa the Prin ipal, Rlav. Wa. RL. ATKINSON, aug 2-t2x2 Charlotte, N. O. 'HIE STATE OF. SOUTH CARIOLINA, OUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. ty J. R. BOYILES, FAq., Probate Judge. W HERIEAS, J. WI. Puroell hath made suit to mne to grant him letters of inunistration of the estate and effects of [enry Jacob, deceased: These are therefore to cite and adnmnmish 11 and singular the kindred and creditors f tile said Henry Jacob, deceased, that Luey be and appear before me, .in tihe curt of Probate, to be hield at Fairfield lourt House, S. C., on tile 10(h day of ugust next after publication hereof, at 111 'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if ny they have,. why the said administra on should net be granted. .. Given under my hand, this 1st day f August, Anno Domnini 1870. J. R. B3OYLES, aug 2-x1t1 J. P. F. 0. PDURE Rye WIhis key, Ale, Porter and Soda Water for sale by . . .J. 1). McOARLEIY. ROBEkTSON, TAYLOR . CO,, -U00885~l TO-. GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO. etton Factors, Wholssi1o Grocers and General Cemmissien Merchants, 1 & 3 HAYlNB STREKET, *harlston, S. 0. Wvill give all businss~ their most eareful ttention. Consignments of, cotton so, llod. . . july 1S-8mos IO1 1HU A.T THE MORSDO E yon o transitonb or tegular het apioe to ithems t . a esn THE ELLIOT' COTTON GIN, WITH IMPROVED ROL' MANUFACTUIME BY J.'M. ELLIOTT, WINNSBORO, The subscriber has had fifty y oxporionco in the gill business. J. K1 ELLIOT' junie 1-i-3mos NO WOOD, NO PAPEl N the Standard Screv Bay S Shoe. J. M. BEATY & C To RENT; 1HE Store formerly occupied by .. Wolfo. Apply to SUGENIIIMEit & G1OESCiE july 31-xttf F OR the best half-dimo smoke, i "The Smashor," superior to )thers, at F. W. HABENIoIT'S, Il )f Town Hall. APPLETONS' AMERICAN CYCOPMDIA. E V REv i,SED EDITIC ENTIRELY REWRITTEN BY THilI AHLC WItITEItH ON EVERY SU BJECT. 'rinted from New Type, and Illusti ed with severlol tloulsand En. gravings and Maps. Tim work originally published un to title of the New American Cyclo ia was commonced in Ib -8, since wi io the wido circulation which it Ltained in all parts of the United Sta id the signal developments wt ave teken plazo in every branch of nco, literature, and art, have indu to oditors and publishers to submit i n exact and thorough revision, . ant tsue a now edition, eatitled 'lE AMERICAN CYCLOPE Within the last twenty years tho ress of discovery in every departmer nowledge has made a new work of reneoti an iuperativo want. The novoment of p0itical affitirs ept. paceA with the discoveries of scioi nd their fruitful application to the lustrial and useful artN and the coni onc and roinement of social life. G vars and consequent revolutions I courred, involving national chiangex monliar moment. The civil war ot' wn country, which was at its hI vien the inat volume of the old v ppearea, hais happily befn ended, at tow course of conimercia aitd ind us ctivity has been commenced. .arge aecessions to our Geograp11 Knowledge have been mado. The great political revolutions of the lecado, with the natural rosult of apse of time, have brought into pi view a multitudo of now men, w ines are in every one's mouth, an whoso lives every one is curious to k the particulars. Groat'battlog have 1 roughit and imnportant sieg~es mnaintai f which the details are at yet prese :mly in the nlewspap)ers or, in the t dient publicaitioneof -the day;' but -wi D>ught now to l'ake their place in Permanent Authentslo Hl4tory. In preparing the preent. edition fo: press, it hias a.ccordingly been the ai bihe editoys to bring downs tihe infoi bion to the latest possible dates, aIU furnish an acourae account of the reccent discoveis in science, of o fresh piroduction in literature, an d o newest inventions in the p)racticeal is well as to give a suecint and orig Record of the Progress of PolItical Historical Events. The work was begun after long ,areful preliminary labor, and with nest ample resources for carrying it ao a sucessful terminuationi. None of the- original stereotype pl mavo been used, but lIvery Page has been Printed on 1 Type, orming, in fact a new Cyelopiodia, a he same plan and comnpass as ies pr ocgsor, but with a,far greautor pecun IxpenditLure, and with improvement hi composition as have been sugge )a longer experience and. enla: enowledgo. L'he Illustrations VLhich are introdu for tlze first time n the present edition, have been ad iot for the sake of p)ietoriail effect, bu ;ive greater lucidity and force to the >lanlation in' the' text. They emnbrao< )ralnehes af seiende and of natural list mai depict tile mest famous and rem rble features of scenery, architecture, irt, as well as - the various procosse neohanics and nmanufacture,. Al the .ntoended for instruction rathan than bellishment, RIo Pains have been spared to i their Artistic Excellence. The cost of their execution Is e: xious, and It is believed they will fit welcome reception as an admirable bnre of the Oyolopiedia, and worthy< Ligh character. 'f s AMEnmoAN CYcLsoPjmm Is now plete in esixteen larg~e octave volu: achm volume containing over eight I :ired pages, fully illustrate.d with Rea bihousand Wood Eng~ravings, and numerous Colored Lithog;aplhlo k bho wvhole costing the publlihe a uxceoding live hundrei thousand dol exclusivo of paper, printing and bini PRIONANg.BTYLE OF BINDIN( [n.Ext Qot,h, per vol. - .- - [n'Libra*yIoathier, per vol. . - ~nin fWuey Morocco, pek' Vol, [n IIt 4nuM., extra gilt, por vol.. [ni exl n tksa,'fei- vol. . . [n Full Moroco, antiqu,gl edge, pervof. quo ...l.t The best Cloptodideover publill ine that wij otprnecde all oth rs, is sffreto th bptlic at a ver~ .modc prido. A bf-ton oents ~ ay iriod of .~w~ iman othf" je burs fok iizios orW frivoliti%xof 8, inioun4 w,ilpay for~ a c dmpleto an the. (oope~Ida -by~ a'.bI-monthly, lerip thi 'Thus t.here will b6i6inetl mubatantial, saved, and a- storehsus dleclge indeed a. uni 6t4tltlb in ,4'd with but Ti1,ti ffter P* ..uson$ grsais W~4~~ ishig t sa -dr dhwh14st at-oU time , lunMd t tit I THIRD AR I NEW GOODS ALL WCOL Buntir.gs in Black pacas, Cashnieres aud Lawns. Lir Colors. A large assortmont of I Swiss, Victoria Lawn, Piquos and . Drills and Cottoniados. Also, C Shtirting and Sheoting, Plain and Porcalos. ears r.q CALICOES I CALIC( C . -CALL AN TRTDANUV II '~ J3~TIIE tato 41 Ca. A nice line of Hats in . Our Shoo Stock is fullor than vor y Clothing in great variety, and Sol. A GR OCI try No baits thrown out to catch ti all Z gitinato Profit. ear o P. S. -A large addition to our N 4 I few days. ~ inay 20 o11DRINIVK 11R1t ;INA VAl THE at- --- - WItSUN Z ;EW I der in workmanship is equal to . as elegantly finished as a fi icb the highest awards at the VI ha sitions. IT SEWS ONE-1FO L04 machines. Its capacity is L ich ,c& WILSON MACHINES sold cod the combined sales of all t to MENDING ATTACHMENT foi to WITHOUT PATCHING, giver IA. AA W SE ro tof CHICA rh,3[ i:: FRESH GOODS! in 'n reat JUST RECEIVED. ave of our ght ork -CONSISTING IN PART OF Ida ,rial Ical 24 bbls. Molasse--all grados, 400 lbs. Choico Buckwhoat Flour, 1QF;t 10 boxeR Cream Choose, 2 boxes best Italian Maccaroni, iose 12 bbls. Sugar, ill grades, .t of 14 sacks of Coffee-10 Rio, 4 best now Java, I 50 bbls. Choice Family Flour. eved ran- BAGGING AND TIES. ticli LARD in bbls., cans aiid buckets. and Bacon, Best Sugar Cured Hams. 7.theo Choice Red Rust Proof Oats, Seed a of Rye and B3arley. -mna- Nails, Trace Chains, Horse and Mule Shoesf Axle Grease, Whit. very Wino and Cider Vinegar, r t. Smoking Tobacco raDurham's best, inial Chewing To and bacco. Raisins, Currants and Citron. and ALSO, the Frer;h Canned Salmon, Peaches and o* Tomatoes, Mixed Pickles, Chow ates Chow and Pepper Sance. ALSO, iww A fine lot of BOOTS AND SHOE~S. rith All of which will be sold cheaps for de- Cash. nov 9 D. R FLENNIKEN. ~god --- - - - - - - - TF YOU want a good Mint Julep, Ice cod Lemonado, or any fancy summer oddrink, call on J. D). McCAitLEY, and it will be served te you in the most tasty dod manner. to PI JUT ITEfl and a of ugh lure or-- Figured Muslins, Figured and fa.White Lawns, Centennial Stripes; ifits Cambric Muslins, Bleached and Unbleached Shootings and Drills. un' ALSO, eral with A lot of Shoes from the Virginia ape State Prison, every pair of which we lar, guarantee. ing, ALSO, '.Gents' Straw and Fur Hats of the 7.0 ALSO, ,.0' Cassimeres, Tweeds; Jeans and 0.00 Cottonados. ted, J. F. MeMASTER & Co. 30ow rate al N. B.--A lot of Blue Flannel and like Yacht Cloth Snip,s for sale -oheap. itof june 19 ub FR1MH TUiRNIP SEED. O Oo.~iCw Horn, Aberdon, Amb.or nGlobe, Golden B3all, Rut fagsoven on .Also, lflowet of Supu,Sro4 SA COFFEE. RIVAL OF I TIS SPRING. and Colors, Black Crepe, Al Len Suitings in Stripes and Plain VYite Goods, such as Jaconets, Cambrics. A full line of Linen issimieros, Bleached and Brown F igured Lawns, Cambrica and 0 W I 0ES!! CALICOES!!! p D SEE )ND iII n Straw, Wool and Felt. , hich fact speaks for itself. a full and complete stock of t EIES. unwari. All Goods sold at a 0 (n otion Department will' arrive in C, F. ELDER & CO. ] SA COFFEE. .JABLE INVENTION WORLD RENOWNED Nus'R M ACHINEm" a Chronometer Watch, anf rat-claos Piano. It receive, enna and Centennial Expc URTH FASTER than othe inlimited. There are more in the United States than the others. The WILSON doing all kinds of repairing. FREE with each machine. FING MACHIE COm .a, U. S. A. URE Swoet Mash N. 0. Corn Whiskey for salo low for cash a F. W. HADENICUT's, Rear of Market DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODSOD DR ESS GOODS W would respectfully invite an inspection of our Stock of Dress Goods by the ladies of Winns boro and vicinity. Our stock con sists of Iron..frame Grenadines, All WVool B3untings, Lace Bunting, Dentelles, Beige, Linen Lawn, Pacific Lawn, Corded Jaconets, Corded Piquos, Suitings, &c., &c. A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT of B3rowvn Linen Dross Goods, with Laces for Trimming. Our Stock in] all other linos is full and complete.1 A now lot of White and Colored] Trimmings just opened. Second lot of Cassimes from Oharlottes- < villo mills opened a foew days since. A lot of Fans, Parasols and Mosqui to Netting just in. McMASTER & BRICE. N. B.-Automatic Fly Fans for sale bore. juno 7 SMOKE the "Koy East" Cigar-the k)inest in town--for sale b SMORING and Chewing Tobacco, and k Cigars of the fineat brands. can be had at J. D. McCARLEY'S. TjORco ol L eo de IeSoda IWater, call at F. W. HADENIGHT's, Rear of Market. NEW HOME 'The BEST, L.ATEST IMPROVED, and m:ost T HO ROICH .Y consitructet EWI INO MACH IN GJ over invented. .AE 91ho wonrJong )murts e.ro nudo-of Iu the DET STEEL, QAREN-ULLY TEMIGREI and are AD3UST ABI. hi laeo ATIB0 fd2'.E TLZ$ZN n Easleet Threadod Shuttle. T o0Q3fllD na o b ia a S1Afro'r - ?~WZ, and has~ meoe aU other ini 0S wa3o2 J U S T AR RIVE D At the Winnaboro Dry Goods, F'ancy Goods and Millinery Bazaar L second lot of new, cheap and ole Yant goods. Millinery and Fancy Ioods in all the latest stylos and iovelties of the season. Mrs. Boag, iaving a first-class milliner to assist ior in this Department, is fully pre.. >ared to please the most fastidious, md will take pleasure in doing so. . beautiful line of Silk and Cotton Parasols ; Corsets, . Kid Gloves, iadies' Jabots and Tiea or Scarfs; Dress Goods, Buntings, Poplins, 3ilks, Buttons, Fringes, Trimmings -in fact a full stock of such goods Ls are usually found in a first-class Uillineiy, Dry Goods and Fancy loods Establishment. SIIOES. A beautiful line of ladies' and hildren's Slippers, Gaiters and 3hoes; also, a nice assortment of Uen's Shoes. GROCERIES. A full and fresh stock of Family iroceries: Bacon, Meal, Fluor, Corn, Sugars, Coffees, Soap, Starch, Powder, Shot, Candies, Cigars, Tobacco, Kerosene Oil. rn short, you can find all you want at J. 0. BOAG'S, and as cheap as bhe same goods can be bought any where. Don't forget to call. No brouble to show goods. J. 0. BOAG. SEWING I1ACHINES. Sixteen new and first-class Sewing [achines to be in store in a day or 3o. The New and Improved Verti al Feed Davis, XX. P. F. ; also, the New and Improved American, rang ing in price fron $20 upwards. rhese Machines are from the fqtoq% ries of good, responsible companies, tnd are warranted to be just as represented. J. 0. BOAG, Agent for Fairfield County. may 3 SECOND ST CK 0r, SPRING AN" 5"UM1HR GOODS ARRIVED AT SUGENHEIMER & GROESCIIEL'S, Consisting of 200 'pieces Calico, i0 pieces Muslin, 25 pieces Pique, White and Figured, 100 pieces BIleached Domestic, all select brands, New York Mills, Wamsutta and ['ruit of the Loom. Dress Goods in all styles and inality, All Wool Buntings, Cash neres, Cotton~ades and Brown shooting. OUR STOCK OF CLOTH1hG, Boots, Shoes and Hats is complete, wvhich we sell at very low prices. til wve ask is to give us a trial before uying else wvhere, as we take par.. icular pain s in showir.g our goods OUR NOTION AND MILLINERY Departnhent is full of New Goods* mnd Styles. Ladies' Gloves from mne to six Buttons ini Lyle Thread md Silk. Ladies', Misses' and Dhildren's Hose in all styles and solors. Fans and Ladies' Neck Ware P~OO NUMEROUS TO MENTION Jollars and Cuffs and many styles of Buttons. SPECIALTY. 100 Parasols at 25 cents each. 100 Neck Ties at B cents eaoh. 25 pairs Beys' -Button' Gaite~s, vorth $8.00, for $1.00-Nos. 10, 18, mad 1 to 4. One lot Women's Shoes, Nof~8 mnd4, at 50 cents. One lot Gents' Shoes, worth $8.00, iold for $1.00. Remember all these will e,nlt be' ;old for the next THIRTY3 4S~ it these prices, beforetkn to' mad a change of the i naUGENHEI &GB~YIfk SHIP 4