The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, August 05, 1879, Image 3
TOWN AND COUNTY
TUiSDAY 1O1NIN0, August 5, 18V
'EitlS OP THR, NRMv AND HE. ItAFA
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of live and upwards. -
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Winnsboro .Publghisg Compan.
Winnsboro, S. C*
Now Adverileemountd.
Attention! G.' L. L.-J. H. Cii
minigs,1st Sergeant.
Planos and Organs-Luddon S
Batem.
'SAL.s.-Monday wAs salesday, anl
a small amount of property chtiged
hands. Not many people were i4
tovl.
1ultitudes of peopl . require an al
torative to restore the healthy actioi o
titoir gystcmn and correct the do'ange
inonts that creep into it. -Ayer's Sar
saparilla tones and vitalizes tihe blood
and restores the vigor of health.
AssESSMENT.-T)0 County Board o
EqUalization coniposedl of the chair1
min of the township boards, imet it
tile Auditor's qfflco on Mon(lay, anI
dissntscd the qtlestion of assessnents
Th6 i'6sultof their labori has not ye
bcph allmoutnced.
S,uNnm MlE.'rip o.-The soinel
meeting ofthe Agricult-eal aitial Me
chanical Society, atind the mceling' 0
tie Sate Grange will both be. igld it
Chester on the 12th ins(ant. A verv
in'teresting time is expected.
PEACHES.-WO rettivn thanks tc
Fred Steele for some vel'y tine peaches
the best we have sece this sa'son-. I1<
has'a very promising young drchard
,and was forttiiato to save some of th<
fruit this year. He has a very niec
plhdo and his lot is in a high state o
improveient.
.i n-CAROLINA Mi LrrAR1 INSTITIJTE
-We return thaiks to'Col. John P
!fi6mas for -A 6talbuo of this flour
.30hing. Institute. Under the . ablu
n'anagemeitt.of .tbeY].iIjlpal, it hai
beein cons,antly gr1ing, uid'its th?er
its aje. becoming . illy apreciate(l
~tl offersanusual advkiitagea fo du
alih, . nd enjoys a hfrgeL patronag
from South Carolina. Colonel Tholn
as 1a a natlie of is c6nuty, and il.
ability dnd experienxce .as ani instructo:
are too vell lown tp need any recomn
moendation from us. ..
REPORT OF TriIE TOWN CI,EuK.-TlM
following is the nmonthly statement o
the Town Clerk and Treasure foi
July, 1870:
REcEIPTs.
July 1-To balance on hand.... .$ 8.0a
J ul -5-Liceitses ....... .... ..1 .5
eJily 12-R.,L. Biryati, taxes.- - 2.54
July 15-Chtarlotte owe.,... .2
July 17-Floride 1 etidge..:...'.44
July 21- Selina Preston.. ...... .5
July 23-J. Clendilning, Licenuso 37.54
July 28--8. 8. Gilson, License. 37.5~
July 23-U:. Gam Desportes, Li'
.cense...'.. . . 87.5e
,July2~dW. a Poum htticse 87.5i
.ehse.. . ... ... .. . . .. .
July 23-P. HI. Coonan, License 37.5
July 28-J. D. McCarley, Li
cense............... 87.54
July 28-J. Johntston, Licetnse.. 37.5
July 23-W. M. Nelson, License 87.5
July 29-Fine................ 1.0
Total .................$351.7
EXPEh4DITURE8.
July 8-WVly ork on H. & L. '
Co.'s Hall..........$19.8
July 25-W. J. McDowell, in
part oftaccount buryin6
puper...-...,.......' 5.0
4 dif$ 20- .r hi Monroe; 2 ulo
services as .Lamp
- Lighter.............20.0
July 28-Work on Streets......3.5
July 26-Q. A. Abll,lumber. 15 .2
Jiy 81-.j Poteet,.Policoe.B 8.
Total ........... ......$ 940
B3alance on hand.... ... ..$257.1
H. Me 8. .PINAFORE.
A Sketeh of the Plot and Characters In thi
C Olebra$bd1 99eIou. .
In view of the rendition of Pinafor
o~ .Thufrsday evonhyg, i brief oitdin
outlIiei of the plot ,may po of intgree
to "those' who; are,not fammiliar with It
IWgxsvu:ltitet is all know,. by GI
* prt, an set-to music by, Sullivan', an
is. a bitrlesqete on the piesenmt manage
-mentof the:.English navy by the lir.
levdko.the admialty4 Mr. .W) I
8m.idi,.wlio, from beingavi
i\l.p% iher an4 Without n EMlr
in?48pr,onidted to hisa pyds&ih p*i
tioi." Despite. this; however, wve be
lieve he is ani ablo mjan. The oper
has run for over three hiindred nlghti
urIy i illmmnse. .jrl ~vd
nt o acts, oile atAnoon and the othe
by th
appears o
t tasket,ta
straw, is struck for some unaccounti
ble reason with remorse. IRalph1, wl1
loves Josephine, tho captain's dang
tor, but Is repulsed because o' the i
. equalit y ot his stationl,. pours his gi i
r into the cars of his 311Mathtiu- lies
4iliated, but is warlied by D)ead-lI
I that "'Captains' daughtotr don't ma11ri
foremast Jacks," a sentiment that ill
r Pols the Crew to cry, "Shmitie I"
d Captain Corcoran then) appears u
t deck and is heartily saluted by i
crew, after which they depart, leavii
hin alone with Little Buttercup, t
s whom he confides that heo is trouble
ibeause his daughiter is sougit, inl mal
r riage by Sir Joseph Porter, the Adm
ralty'S first Lord, )tt fo soIb e ITso
"she does not seem to tackle kiidly t
it." Buttercup then leaves and Josepl
Sille appears, sinlging a song expressiv
i of the heaviness of the sorrow thi
. bows the head IIII"whe love is alive an
hope is dead." A colloquy ensues, i
which Josephine acknow,ledges cli
love for Ralph, and her father attempi
to dissuade her from her folly.
- Ii the meantime, the sound of. voice
is wafted over the wvater, atid the cros
enter on tiptoe. Sir Joseph's sistey
and cousins and aunts appear, anm
exchange salutations with the crow
Sir Joseph then appears with hi
Cousin lebm, ild' introduces hiisel
as the MonA1rch of the Sea n111d t
Ruter of the Queen's Navec, and Cousij
Ilebe Introuces the relatives. A sonj
follows, describing how the First Lon
reached his enfinent position, amud thi
crew iare surprised "that he nove
thought of thinking of himself at all.'
The crew is thon inspected. and -tim
capitain is, strictly ordere(I to say, "I
you PIlase," mu1tohk to his disgust.. Si.
Joseph gives Ralph a song compose(
)y himself, amid takes the captain of
for a talk on a '"sentimental subject.
The iext feature is a dtef betv,weei
pIhIP anld JosoPile, ink which ,shee
jeels his love andl(] leaves ihn in despair
lie resolves to live n1o longe-f.r. Aft e
calling the crew and rulatives, he potr
out his sorrows, -and proeecds to taki
his life witll a pistol. Josephine set
this. relents, rush'6sf'iii and stavs it
hand, antid the two break ouit. ik 'a soil!
of rapture, Dick DbadI-Eye at,the si.
ie omlkinously 'propheYi disa e
to their illI-assorted lov. Tie chort
then sing their edngratulations, an<
(1lose thie first scene , with i soUng il
lionor of the Dritish Tar who is de
clared"n soaring soul," whose
And ths Hioulaie mis euEtoinar.N ittimde ,
Act 11. opens at night. The caPtail
is, discovered sr ging, while Lit
Buttercup ga,zes sentimontally at him
lie asks the rnmon "why is ever'ythiai
either at sixes or scycus?" lie wa
once a r.cally Popuilar cominander. Th
crew is rebellious, his -daughiter Io'e
a common tar, and Sir Joseph threal
ens a coiurt-imartial. ' Buttercip*agail
o,fiers lher symnpathi,l ]ut is iniformlci
that shoA can never -bo more thani
friend. Thereupon she.hints that tier
-Is a chango in store f'or hhali, foretell
farther ilsaste' ,thnd lcavds him to 1I1
its. iir -oep I p -e' -alid th
two discuss doeopi-i the First. Lor
'promising to intormn her, offieally
that it is a .ta'diti' hie at th acni
ralty that love,,levels all raMks. .S.
on,Josepfhine thlat she .torthwvit,b'dtoi
mines to descend to uRalph's ,statio:
rather than to aspli'e ato Sir Joseph's
*Next Dead-19ye betriiys 'tb the ear
a '.t t'o clope Trho capl)tan watqeo
and1 sur'prises 'the young couple an'
the crew as they are'preparig to;pul
ashiqrb forl a clergyman. Overcomec b
rage, the captaiit utters an oath, whic,
shocks the mioral crew to the last d<
gree. Sir Joseph appears, and betray
tmg his amazement by the expriession c
his eyes, orderas the captain off' in ai
grace. HIe tllon d inakds df lRalph tli
catuse of tlie dba'iitik6i',"uind 'ilii
cover:ing the pr'esumption of' his ria
consigns him to a dungeon cell.
Buttercup now has a word to saa
With much reorse' Bihe conlferses thi
when she was young; and char'ming sli
practised baby farming:
"Oh, bitter is m niup,
) And not a crenture-know it.
) "Ia tine each little watll
- Forsook its .oater' mother;
The well-born youth wa's 11alphi1
.t~ rYuaptaivns,the othoi l!"
) er exchanged in childhood's happ
hour,- thtRalph is really the cai
tami aiid the'captain is Ralph)1 ?"
0 But.-"Thiat is the idealI intenidedti
convoy."'
Sir J.-"Dear' me. Letthem appoi
) befof'e me at 6o.".
) Ralph enter's.dr'9sged, as. the capta
5 and the captain as Ralph. Sir Josei
0 then say's that marriage with a sailoi
-C daughter is impossibie; that love do
0 lovel all ranks to a considerable extor
a but anot~ so mnuoe Mitg . E
soteand comifor'this' deelh'i'
"No,; don't.do: that.'t ."es nide
*I'd. r'atheor." And the First Lord su
missively < Ielde. ' TJh6ea cabain du
Buttercup JQil hands, amnd .. l e
a never, that is, hardly over', to beo uri
I to sh.er. The .curtaini, faljg apd 'tj
,outer wold hsid good-b'ye to 'thme cre
of the Pinafore, the F rs~ 'oNidl am
hIs sisters and his couisitis .anld I]
aunts.
, A- Cunroos -AceorA'i.-A ' ou1
manl, olerle inn3a, g.ocor'y: sLor'e: Ini A
o ~(y~N st)1%epaep pro 4 s,
V('Ji.jp?oii 'wpge; ,rigegqq , j~i
pOcther finer nofti~ if.da
kibW ti# thle k4i1no0t.i'"wbdt'h
time lie desh'ed' to gifd'dh hliisi to
remark lie was makin,'Ab'ta'ek ti
hand tile ,efct of isevering the youmn
~y' alinger .at the, fire; joint. Th
j8atch says she. dId not yell'or fain
adi st~dcgU~1na
S-Them o c,ord carg<f
the -Pottos's.Jle Iodi eightyon
e reached the grouris the rema16dc
h $~boee~I~ t
:fe . frad a
- '1I-|rL.; ITLQoirr'En.
N. oL evr worla reported to thll
i ount ot' Ie:10. tis ,ornill-f. Aiiowi
the 111111b1.r is the -iv. Fah Ii101 DlovIc
pastor o.'SI. Brid-et's (at holiv. Ch ch
10 ForP lon al c:dde no0tll inluilded ii
the above tire reporh-d ot' perions rv
Siding beyoutd ihe litY limi"4. TIrel
death s ha1ve OCMIIed 1in lce lIst night
John iIlolly, Riabs. BI'lna-R, Jr.,'amll
n Tony Iotts. The weathr is clear atii
is warnii.
. Al u11I'liS, August 2I P. M.--Fou
ID0110 IIPmN% CAses (erle re1por(ed to (h<
! )oard ol'heiltli thik atierioonl. inlelud
11 ing Rov. Father 14laay. aw4is4anlt, pus
to of 8.. 'atrick's O'atholic Chur11ch
One additional deathl. has Ocurreiked
n litcllel EsCozo, residili li (lie Cor
ner of' Sixih tind Broadway, inl Fel
0 Pickhering.c A inonig the co'iriit ion.,
- eceive<l ti-dav Ais I Will ot .
e f'roin John 1. lithke, proprietor ot' th(
Grald Paciic Uotel, Chileago. .
Al-1-us. Angust.2.-Six iew cAs(s
Awere'reported ,to the Boad.l of Hilalill
Ithis iloriniig. 'Two.111aths hmve o0
rcmrred sinlc( last. IghtM. Atis., I"tidora1
s~ ~~~ ~I J.Ah,iaghe' a'Ciem ol' i,'Ontc
hly, died a' lialefgIh. ten niles nor( I.
ea,, *ir memiuws, ils morning. ei,r
llnothew's cond' (1 1i onI is not, (lhe mols(
favorable. Benjiaiin Adlms, whose
dealih is aisO re corded, hald at tyvpical
ca .- oft h l'ever last year, whici ex
plodv. (he theoy of 11111111ny rmu 11
Secon<2 at ark. Colonl Cam'ron has
(puiet Iv collved all arm(lS andamu
i1ion lI'omll tie gtn stores and placed
3 1t saIM in 11t aIrsena at (he shitian
house. T hist. pasenger frain Oi
the Louisvillo and Nislhvillo lailroa
left last, ni-lit. No 1m1ai Is weroreceived
vby that route this Ilorninlg. The finkvlr
will be declared epidemlic to-Iight.
NE WS O1TIFE DAY.
-The Tmpuliean S1ate cent ral com
mittee ot'Aliesol a has called a Stalo
C nIVOItionl lit. St. Paul Septeniber 20ilh
-Thle Asacuetis Rvpublicanl
Statt. Cenltral comnlitte luas voted to
cill i Suto Convention on Sept einber
1, at M1chanic's ,lhl, Worcester.
--A Tuc.son, Arizoila, diNputch says:
"9A sp1ct the AIM' repor's tWt
llliry anld Matthlew Stelluenbacvk wereo
killed and t-wo 1irha v olunded.
lear Salaro Cam'.p, '4uita Ititas Moni -
t I In,. onl t1he 3001h ultimo,0 byMeca
tigwivayiell.?
-Theil(, first. bale of Ie neI Coltton
crop 11i-om thle Ali-isszippi Nalley. was
r tieve t New OrleanIls onl Thurlde
ii.. h It, wasq classe(lu low iiiddling
andiz sobl at lij Cents per p1oiind.
-T lle Iov. ,Jolin Grilia', 1). D., of'
let)ICgdit1(1, NtA drowned in file sini'eat
SCape May on Friday while bathing.
-At the Brinfon rifle range, New
York, on1 Tuesdav, Corporal E. L.
owiso( lthe Flushiiing (L. I.) Ritle
Corps, iade the astinishing string of
nine cisecutive bitl's-eves att theI two
hundred vards range.
-The fanily of Jaime, Darke, living
at. file conelir o file Rtivel-side (i've
and Eighrlty-f hl t stret, New York wvere
poisoucd onl Thursdav morning by
eating pickles. One is dead and seve
l i others ares sriously ill.
1 -Jol Morton, proprietor of a
Louis ille gamiung Salooil, was Shot
and killed onim ursday night by Frod
s erltk llobmllanl, w01om he lad ordered 1t
e leave tile house.
1 -- -A special dispatch Co the Onlves
ton -Ar,s from Saui Antonio sam
- "Thei Mtlexlcant ConIsulate hero 11'1s
y atdvices from Colonel Vauldez, at Ohu
t pedarlca do La Muva, Mexico, ftat heI
-has p)ursued( three bands of Nescalero
.1 andl L.ipani Ind(iants wh'1ich hatve been
rciding that, counitry. TLhcey carried
- off' 1 wo hliUldred anid' i 11 v' lorses ani d
a killed fIfteenl personsi witin it he neck
,in Mexico, and( crossed theo io Gr'ande
1to T1exas."
*A let' from Shelby, Ni C., givec
'then followinIg accounlt or f a t'rgedy in
iCleycland: "Doeputyv Sheriff Wmn. bt
tie, otftohrf'ord counity, sunmliongtd a
p)osse of 1men1 last Sunday night for the
p)urpiose of atrrestinlg two neogroes who
hlad stMen somec horses in Soul hi Care
e 11ina, and1( who were att that thine h'ilinn
around the village of Burnt Chhnrney
While1 the oflicer and his men were a't.
femlptinlg. t.o arrest ihe horse thicycs~
-jhe Y;9mmlenlced cutting and1( shootn
Mr onButler, a'very worthvy i i
znwashot, frm tebcs ol'whlic1
he died very -soon afterwards, auic
someo others of the part.y we're slightlh
wvountded by thte negroes. Thle offier.
refturined tho fire, and~ a generia1lfigh
ensuecd, whicht resulted mn 011 of th
nlegr'oes receiv itg . soveral wonnids be
fo-e thir -11 cap)tturb. Thet neOgroes ar
no0w iln jail at l1iithterf'ordton."
y' ATTENTION i G. L. I.
. Uvill :assomblo in rear of Marke
ri par'tjiciVat in the Rolnnion of thce Sur
vivorci' Association, 0th 8. C. V.
BIy orderi
it . . J. IH. CUMINGS,
t aug 5-t t 1st Sergt.
CHIAR{LOTTE 'INSTITU'1E
FOR YOUNG IADXES.
b.. N6xt Se.s.1in Beghts' Soptember lot
t1 i d Enids June 8th,' 1410.
ic .Eontiro corp>s of the able and 02
~to' 1uistitido. Tis fact, with the sutcc
of the Institilto in every par'ticulatr duri
4pg the paot vsession, is .a .euiMiont testi
mlonig~l i tsOC 0xcolen0.
* Spelidl arrtingomounts and spoch\l termu
f6\" titg ladles 'who' ish~ to take ohl
. it 0i,- l'ntinig'and Drawing, aned Mod
s~ . ;. ,a i79~ soyera.lly pr collcot y1
10 ho htca a Oha~rlotto alf of a
pt Wfitot is lit iirpahdAod b' -6 at of itf
7. oth4r place or suhloo'in thdf Sotith.
t-' Fbr anty Infol'tation addreossethe,1"rld
'd1 eIpal, - RavnWu. Rc ATJION8ON.
[s -c rig W"tt2 'no . -^.Ohwd.otto,- Ny .O.
.fy or er i
--SUC0E,SMOJ8 TO
QIGED. W. WILLIAMS & CO.. >.
* .fora or g soMvagte, ,
.-Charlo6stonl, S. Oj'
Will givu'lhtalintthv'Iefmost carefa:
.-j Jo10 1, Jo a WO f cft.mu
~~n
NOTICE TO CREDITOS
S)UltSUANT to an prtior of thI Court o
Comnon Pleas. all peroI 1h9,viDI
(.olai, of whatsolver tat nre. aga inH, thI
Estato (f IANIEL 8c'I', Deea,,ed, Ilr
,herelv I(Otileid to Ustaiblis their -de
. iaitlW bet'oro 11Io uider.igltl lt hi
oflice ini Winnsboro, I. C., on or befor
the lifteeitlh day ofAugust, A. 1). 1879.
WN Ii. K1RR.
j'aly 8 ItlixtI Clerk of Court
NOTI[CE TO C1 EIATOtM
~DURiSU.NT to an order of tho Cour
o. olimnion Pl0a1, al1 persoln hav
inl g clailts, of whallsoover mat.ure, agails
tho le;taat of JO1N l[. D.AVIS, Deeased
re hIereby notified to establisli their de
iau14s hiForo the une red at hi
ofiit in Winboro, S. C , oni or befor
the lifteentlk day of Augut. A. 1), 1879.
W. if. Klnut,
july 8-ttuxId Clork of Court.
Soul,berli 10lrchatserq (d1' P1anos, Or
Sman il M3isicalI lust rtullel11t8
WvIto are'aliv( to theh'
OWn inte'rests will
buly fronm 0he0
glel t
S1VM(Tj-!P0r-,T Ov ],JB tfj
LUDDEN & BATES'
S 0 U'islT E01 - I_- .OTi
MU~1JSJ(dHOUSE
SAVANNA I, GA.
-And Branch iouses
AUGATSTA. (4A. AT1LANTVA, -G0.nm
1;41o. 0. ltaiblaonl CO. 0. 1. rat ulkito' & Co.
CHIARtLPSTfoN, I. C. .(VIARIA) 'I'M N..
0. 1' b1ulsN,8.i.-l l Awsil.ut .41 *
U- I.. MaaCl'naltanr & (O.f 31'smnIL-h 3tus(' liase.
JACKSONVIX ., Fl \, PE;NSACOI,A, 101A.
.A. II. C-'aalool.a _____Irowna Brotlaers.
Snyo va nih. .a. is I.ha' Grand aausleaj (Jentre of ai
3Solliu . jj ' AIl oiltlh, anI ftr0i111 ti' Ceit,ral
DIIualabutin Deo , wilh Its 'hait of
llraAc . OSt 0uM, all tilhdor
rone 1an emen1. an h'ain'r
uin-formi Prles- Al Tevi--t,*
aro drawn, Ihw t11siv-al
.6aati'lla oi thu Southl.
. MACNIFIdN SUCCESS
--OUR 1A N D -
INTIRODId' ON SALE
OF1 STAND)Al'D -
Pkazlo and Organs
'I'la, oilylo of 't10h-111 alavor su,ccossllIl
.w. ld olt. tII IlEt U..S. FivO a'111:and std an
*d llskaa13 lite1III's 7itbactory lIm.fs for Csh, or
o1) Rasy* TermRa.,'
'PeD o4 the leadin Manura eltirvel of tiho UT. 8.
have givt us Oxel lslvO coi VIol or thir Instrt
lt;en t i I e110 8o t , anid 1aut0. zedli t to pla(,
for Int rode t loft aud Advert Isj-ij.nt One Tflmv
and of tielr hest itmutrun(nta in r(!pri serta jI%v
.01Alhern houjellolds at Factory WV olesalt
Rat(',.
SET E PRIOES.,
PIANOS T ot. fine ljosewoodcrcied $125
LM&. HSxyear 80Guaralitee.
PIANOS T Oct. lne Hosewool. Cav$10
tee. Legs. 'Six Yeari outarau
PIANOS 1,Oe%r1qm Or"i. gt,g $257
g2rb C.ls WIL, f3tool and4
UoVer...
$57 o Stops, hddM yan
Cr15., Ltoot .Wtdllstrc ,oRGAN
$86 8 u of aTIro Top biRGANS
All'truaranitbed lostruments. artker's nanu
on e'nc.a. FifLeen Days Trial it waipted, we paa~
the frelght if ano s i.e. A trial cosls nothing~ I
instruieant don't,suIt Don't hes1tat~e 10 01'dor.
MASON AND HLAMLIN ORGANS
. MASON & IDIA!,l
* Chlif'ch ad Pa 'lo
Organs. Not L.owes
Priced andC Daaares
hitt, Highest PrIced
3E~st tad Chrelpest,.
O htops, ony $Sa0, I
stops; onl 1O5. \~Iti
MaIy or Top. only $101
Peloubet & Pelto1
.rgans, II8tops, onl:
.1 10.Stops wIl.l
boi Chimes, Only $191
Sond for Int,rnuaeloon .Balo, cIrcular giving
prices and full ina (oataion.
'iThe magnntteen chickerlint, Halle & Dayla
- W~eboar Ml thus):pa~ Soutlhen Gtem Dl.slo and
Favaoi e PIanos, ~ason & di4anlin, Peloubt i
Pelton land Sterling Q01gana . all incluidedt in thl
s'ilo. A cleaan Mwee ). N~ reseorve. All nowv Ini
srlUument'S of lates~ style Fresh fromtFactor.9
L sagrt, selvottoit of Stand Lry( instrumeont6 OVe
bloda by ahf Hlduse.
an rga, o wlldelve fr64paid( toan;
11. 11. pohint In thhe South.
SLUDD)EN & BATES.
atg 5-xt3ma
.15OR the hest half-dclime smoke, tr;
L1"The Smasher,'' superior, to al
athers,.at F. .W. H ABnamour's, Rea
of Town Hall.
THE E~LIOTT
COTTON GINa
WITH IMPROVED ROLLI.
I.ILbIQT T, WVI liOd t, 8l. (
The subscriber has had -fif6y -year
-experience iln tho gigi busiesa.
. .IOTaT
- Jnuo A.-8mos
aTN the Standa4 881-I Day Stat
etat
__DRINK AA
;414
TIRD A
5 NEW GOODS
0 ALL WCOL Buntir.gs in Bli
pacas, CasAnoros and Liwas.
Colori. A largo as4ortnont
Swiss, Victoria Lawn, Piques
Drills and Cottonados. Also
Shirting and Sheoting, Plain ai
P Porcales.
SCALICOES! CAL]
aC
-CALL
.0 D TE DIA-A
A nice line of Hats
Our Shoo Stock is ftller than
Clothing in great variety,
GR-OC
pq No baits thrown out to catol
Z gitin.to Profit.
o P. S.--A large addition to ol
few days.
0 may 20
0 DRINK All
]PREE
WItLsulN SEV
in workmanship Is equal
as elegantly finished as
tho h?ghost awards at the
sitions. IT SEWS ONE
machines. Its capacity i
WILSON MACHINIlS sol
the combinedA sales of
MENDING ATTACMMENT
WITHOUT PATCHINC, gi
ACLATS
WANTEDWISON S
CHICAGO
FRESH GOODS
JUST RECEIVED.
-CONSISTING IN PARI' dF
24 bblIs. MolAsses-all grades,,
400 lbs. Choico Buckwheat Flou
10 boxes Creaun Choose,
2 boxes best f alian Maccaroni,
12 bble, Sugar, all grades,
14 sacks of Coffee--10 Rio, 4 bi
Java,
50 bbls. Choico Family Flour.
BA GGING A.ND 'pISS.
LAIU1, in bbls., canp and. , buck<
~aonp Best Suigai-:Cure.d lJams
Choice Red. Rust IProof Oats, S<
. . Rye and Barley.
Nails, Trace Chains, Horse and Mi
Shoes, Axle Grease, Whito
WVino and Cider Vinegar,
Smoking o,bacco
Durham s best,
Chewing To
*bacco.
Raisins, Currants and Citron.
- ALSO,
Fresh Canned Salmon, Poaches
Tomnatoes, Mixed Pickles, Chov
Chow and Pepper Sauce.
* ** ALSO,
A fine lot of BOOTS AND SHOI
All of wvhic~h will be sold cheap:
, Cash..
nov 9 D, R FLENNIKEN
iF YOU'want a good Minb* Julep,.
Lemonado, or any faincy suna:
drink, cr'I on 3. D). McGAhLEY, and
wvill be served to you in' the mnost" ta
man nor.
JIIST RECEIYEI
Figured Muslins, Figured.
White Lawns, Centennial Stir
Cambrio Muslins,. Bleached
Unbicached Sheotings ~and Di
ALSO, a
A lot of Shioos from the .Virg;
State Prison1eopry pair of whbioh
guarantee..
latest styaes.
i-ALSO,
*Cpssimei-o, TI eds, 3oaud
COdttonadtes.
J. F. McMASTER & CC
aN. B.-A lot of Blue Flannel
. ,'d Ia , iatf.i f pluto
Mb 6lclri er n 8stet
SMed iaToild Solip.&i/Mf. 1!eaeti
n t iy
IOSA -COFFEE
0
RRIVAL OF
THIS SPRING. O
ick and Colors, Black Crepe, Al
Linen Sulliitigi in Stripes and Plabn
:f Whito Goods, such as Jaconots,
11d Cambrics. A full lino of Linen
, Cassimorwt, Bleached and. Brown
id Figured Lawns, Cambrics and 0
[COES !! CALICOE!,4 ! M
AND St E
C
IOND Ilia
in Straw, Wool and Felt.
over, which fact speaks for itself.
and a full and complete stock of
LDIES.
1 the unwary. All Goods sold at a C
Lr Notion Department will arrivo in C1
F. ELDER &CO.
IOSA COFFE0.
ALUABLE INVENTION
'HE WORLD RENOWNED
InG MACHINE
to a Chronometer Watch, an
x first-class Piano. It recoivc
ViennA 'an d Centennial Ex p
FOURTH FASTER than ot C
s unlirnited. There are mort
d in the United States thar
ill the others. The WILSOIN
'for doing all kinds of repairing,
von FREE with each machine,
'WING MACHHHNE CO,
1ILL., U. S. A.
URm Sweet, Muah N. C. Corn
.Vh iskoy for salo low for cash a
F. W. HADENICHT'S, Rear of Markel
fAESS OODS!
DRESS GOODS I
DR ESS GOODS
E would respectfully invito an
inspection of our Stock of
(st- Dress Goods by tho ladies of Winn
boro and vicinity. Our stock con
gists of Iron-frane Grenadine:!. All
Wool Buntings, Lace B3unting
Dentelles, Beige, Linen Lawvi.
ts. P?acifi Laivn, Corded Jheconets,
or*de'd Piqjues, Suitings, &c., &c.
sed A A.NEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
Lle of Browvn Linen Dress Goods, witlh
Laces for Trimming. Our Stock itn
all other lines is full and complete.
A new lot of White and -Colored
Trimmnings just opened. 'Sodond
lot of Cassimqies fi-om Oharlottesa
ville mi, oponod a few rdays since.
A lot/ ots, Parasols and Mosqui
N.toNotting just in.
tud - MeM:ASTER & B3RICE.
N. B.--Automnatic Fly Fans for
sale here.
BS. juno 7
for MOKE tho. 'fKey East" Cigar-the
tow-J. D. MCAR LEY.
JMOKING, and .Chevig Tobacco,- and
O.. igars of the finest b ralida, can be
had at J. D. McOAltLEhY'S.
r 3Ra cool Lemonade or Ice Sodah
S .PWater, call at 1". WV. HADENIoHT's,
Bear of.Market.
I T?e
NEW HOME
mndy
)os;
a: i ~
A H EN vrTMetd
Lfl S earb ycidi i n'o mnndo of the L3CG'
'TLiEL, oA REFULILY TEMP'GRED
andl are ADJUST ADLLE.
thn iIio A T'OJ . *1"'00$ J
rI)N~ 14r
J U SYT
R RIDV ED
At the Winnsboro Dry Goods,
Fancy Goods and Millinory Bazaar
a second lot of now, cheap and olo.
gant goods. Millinery and Faney
Goods in all the latest styl6s and
novelties of the season. J4rs. Doag,
having a first-class milliner to assist
her in this Department, is fully pre..
pared to please the most fastidious,
and will tako pleasure in doing so.
A beautiful line of Silk and Cotton
Parasols ; Corsets, Kid Gloves,
Ladies' Jabots and Tie or Soirfs;
Dress Goods, Buntings, Poplins,
Silks, Buttons, Fringes, Trimmings
-in fact a full stock of such goods
as are usually found in a first-class"
Millinei y, Dry Goods and Fancy
Goods Establishment.
SJIIOES.
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,
Kerosee 611.
Tu short, you can find all yOi j''ant
at J. 0. BOAG'S, and as cheap as
the same goods can be bought any
where. Don't forget to call. No
trouble to show goods.
J. 0. BOAG.,
S4WIING IAO11WEN.
Sixteen new and first-class Sewing
Hachines to be in store in a day, or
so. The New and. Improved Verti
cal Feed Davis, XX. P. F.- ; also, the
New and Improved American, rav
ing in price fron' $20 nja s.
These Machines are from the fap
eies of good, roslionaibe companies,
md are warranted to be justLas
represented.
J. 0. BOAG,
Agent for Fairfldld'Oounty.
may a
RECOND Sr I j
Ori.
SPRING AND SU11E GOODS
ARRIVED 4T
SUGENHEIMER
&
GROIs$EL ,
Consisting of 2d0 pieces aljco,
50 pieces Musl.in,o 26 piees Pique,
WVhite and Figured, 100-pss
Bleached Domestin all select b 'ahd#,
New York Mills Wapnsaittfa ad
Fruit of the Lbooi ' ~ '
*Dress Goods "ih 1 491 l'
quality, All Wool B3nntingp, (3sl
meres, Cottonades ~and Browa
Sheeting.
. OUR STOOK OF CLOTHING,
Boats, Shoes at d Hats juomOiplt?
which we sell at .f .p e
All we ask is to giveus a,t I before
buying else where,.as ,we take par..
ticular pains in showirg our egoods
OUR NOTION AND MILLINERY
Department is full of' Newv Goods
and Styles. Ladies'r 'QIoWv~ ffto
ons!io .six Buttoni~4id '4 T1iI1
and .Silk. . 1ads', ..ees'a
Chil son's R.ose i. all les as
color'M.JFan and Ladies' Nek iWare
TOO NUMEROUS TO.M N2IO "
Collars and Oun'fs and: y
of,Buttons. ~
SPECIALTrY..
100 Parasols at 25 cents.each.
100 Neck Tiesat 5ce hA
worth $8.00; fo~ 1~v~
andi1 to 4. ~ * .f
*One.lo: Womien's Shoes, Nous4l
and 4, at 60~ cents. U 'w -a
*Onie lot Getxts' Shoe,wor t 8.00j
sold for t'he nszt ,.' ).~ ~ (~
andc a~ ohange.of heAn4
I ! DUPLOWW ts li?