The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, August 12, 1879, Image 3
TOWN AND COUNTY
'fUESDAX - ROltNXWG, AuguNt 12, ~1870
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Winnsboro, S. C.
New AdvertlmomntR.
To the Public-Sgenimer &
CGroesclel.
Clark's Thread-Goo. A. Clark, Sole
A cen t.
lloard ot Elaiitlizationl--. N. WitI
-r .....l' I vI i u Al frI.
dinmm. ar. gn Ii ..
the comiIlittee ol' irran1Iemenlit a.
Winisboro on MoIday, tie 18th1 int.,
with1 mnoner and carcasses collected.
The Davis Sewing Machine con
titics to give great siatisfaclion to all
Who use it.. Mr. J. 0. IRouig, the atgeni
for Fairfleld, has recently sold a large
number of these machines, and in
every case the purchasers are perfectly
well pleased.
Tle Rev. Dr. Grier preached at the
Associate Reformed Church both
morning and eveninig oil Sinday. At
b)oth services the congregations were
1 irge and - attentive. The sermons
were both admiirable eflorts, bespeak
ing fine reasoning powers, a eriical
investigation of the subjects treated,
and hearty Christian zeal.
Attention is called to the new ad
Vertiseielit of Messrs. Sugen helrier &
Groeseliel, in which they set fortrhi
some of the special bargains they offer
in certain lines of goods. In addition
to these, they still keep in stock a full
line of dry goods, fancy goods, boots,
shoes, hats and clothing. A visit to
their store discloses a well -kept stock
inl a well-arranged estalblishmncut.
DEATI.-Wc are deeply pained to
anniounce the death of John Blarris, the
eldest child of 11. N. Obear, Esq. He
was in robtist health, but on Friday
diphtheria developed itseft with most
alarming symptons, and thmoug
trachceotomiy was resorted to, the little
sufferer passed away on Sunday morn
ing, only a few days . before his third
birthday. Our hcart-felt sympathy is
extended on this sudden and dreadful
bereavemeont.
PEACHIEs.-Since noticIng the ex
celleut peaches sent us by Fred Steele
we have had our palates tickled by
some magnificent specimens of thew
same fruit grown by William Tight,
another colored man, which were as
fine and luscious as any we have ever
seen. The colored people of Wiunns
boro are paying imuch attention to
beautifying and imp~rovinmg thilr pr1op-.
erty, and a number of them have care
fully tended flowers anid fruit of the
choicest varieties.
At a meeting of the Committee of
Arrangemients of the Fairfield Surviv.
or's of the Sixth Regiment the follow.
i ng resolution was uinani mously adopt.
edl:
Resoived, That thme the thanks of thi*
Co aimittee are due and are herebh
warmly tendered to the commnittLee o:
ladles who aided them in their prepa.
rations for the late celebration. 'r(
their zealous assistance anid excellent
arrangem ent was largely due the suecesi
of the entertainment.
That they requiest the publication of
the above mn the Winnsboro R Ewa ANL
JIERA LD.
THE CoTT'ON CR.-Thie report o!
the Charleston exchange for July is
based on eighty-nine replies froir
twenty-nine counties. The weathei
for July, with a few ecceptions, Ii
reyorted very hot and dry until thn
20th and 25th, but In the rost of th(
month there was an abundance of rain,
No land wvase abandoned except a
trifling amount in one county. Th<
weather for the season to the 81st ult.,
Is reported more favorable by twenty
three, less favorable by fifty-seven, and
about the samd~ by' nine. The standi
are with verylfow exeptions reoported
very good--bettor than lesL year; tlu
plant is bldoming, forfring atid bolling
very well, several repottiig that they
never saw it so'wvell fruited at tihe samt
date. The plant, owing to excessivt
drought, is 'reported quite small i
many counties and the general fear Ii
that if heavy rains continue much
damage may reeult from shedding ani
the plant going too much to weed
Slight shedding Is reported from sev.
eral counties and rust from four coun.
ties. The present prospects are prom.
ising but- about ton dgys later thai
last year.
~e Sixth lbegiment Reunion.
The following are the letters read ai
the mleeting la# thui'sday, ahid cr'owd.
ed out of'-Satuidy'd paper:
KING'S MOUNTAIN MIL.ITARY SO0HOOL
YOngvILR @.,duggst p, 1879.
A .re anS. ',dmmt
i tuok. of ofjan.thig- for tho '-work <
another s tnool-year itupoiatively, fo
bids myV absenco t-omn home at th
time. 1To minor conilderatious cqui
keep me from the pleasure you offe
Although your tild invitatiop giV
me the grateffil'assurance that 'a
stil roneembored by my old comrad<
of the Sixth, I should not have waitc
i for it, had it been possible for mo i
join you, so coifident am I of a heart
welcome from those whose ''elbo
I touch" I felt for three trying and even
ful years.
.1'sinelccy congratulate you up
(.t( stiecesitul organization of a 'Su
vivors' Association; and I hope tht
before another yCar' has passed, in
only the 'Old Fiflth," but all the oth<
r'egimenits of our historic Brigade, wi
have followed your good example i
combinting to pelrpotuate the nemor
of those deeds and iaines that mw
should "not willingly lot die."
.3Yishingt .tha't. c()ui' elipi of joy na
be full to the'brni, I am, in the bomn'
of it coilmonlem11101OrT,
Your coiflade aid friend,
A. CowARm.
CnAErasToN, S. C., August 5, 187!
To .Messrs. T. W. Woorniirr, J. ,I
Brice anel S. R. Fat, Contm.tf.
on1 Reunion Of Si.h 8. ('. 1.N
ment, IJinnsbro,' S. G,:
GEN'rLEI:N--Your kind and cui
piIentttay'V lettr of' August 2, invit
ig tme to atend (1he '.'eutnion of tit
Sixth S. (. Regiment.." to be held v
Winnsboro on Thtursday, August. 7tl
(I' o. soerd t, Ang'ust 4th.
-11 '1 It. 0 1 . a 11 !. I t I 1l)1'm!1
lo dt 1100 1J ha S o i - nI ;
a at . You w Ii readiIv ly un
d J.;1 Itmid he su, (tComing froi a
"al"i'll ows_ 1',>nnerlly from I
utili ar'. dom." I am1 jut. ait pros
eni helpinlg olt the next generation
For ihem, I hopeo, there willbe no war
ol ru'111o's of wars.
Please extend to the Sixth Regimen
tmy contgratulat ions aL this "1rnilliOnl,'
and express my regrets tihat I am no
with them ont this- occasion... I woul
prize, above all things, tho privilege o
shaking by the hands once more (ih
mnl( whom I followed into battle. MN
post was generally in the rear at thi
hospital, where I hope I did my duty
This kind invitation of yours, gentle
Ien of the Committee, assures Inc tha
you think so. I regrct, more particu
lirly, that 1 cannotbe with you on thil
OccasiOn becautse I wanted to' urg4
upon yoir .Conmmittee and the "Re
union of the Sixth Regiment" the pro
priety of a "grand reunion" of "Brat
ton's Brigade" in Columbia in Sep
tomber '79 or '80. Do let me im pres
upon )youir Cominitce the considera
tion of this matter. About thre
years ago I wrote to nearly all of th
stall' olicers and regimental command
crs onl this subject. The unsettlet
state of political aflairs and the pover
ty of those gallant mnetn who, with in
flexible will, gallant hearts and deadl
aim-not to speak of the old Confed
crate yell-followed in tattered ra
the torni and weather-beatet flag of t&
"Lost 'Cause" till the bitter end, pr<
vented the reunion I was so anxious t
promote.
Now, gentlemen, the political hor
zon is clearer, our ship of State i
guided by ()ne of our own pilott
When l honor is due to any Brigadic
Gcneral from South Carolina, Genert
John Btrattonm comes in, in my opitniot
for a "big share." The Sixth Reg
ment have seeni him rising from a pr'
v'ate in thte ranks to the command of
brigade second to ntone in the "Arm
of Northern Virginia." "Long ma
he wave." I r'espectfully but earnesti
suggest that a conmmittee be appoitc
say, of the staff oflicers and the col<
ucls commanding regiments at tl
timne of the surrenidot', to arrange for
'grand re uniont of Brattotn's Brigade
as .sooni as p)ossible. In htonoiig ouj
old1 antd gallatnt commander, we hon<t
ourtselves.
With recgrcts that I canniot come, ata
w1ith regards to each and all of you,
I am your's, respectfully,
11nIACI L. PAnihER, M. D.
-2'LB FJALLowV1'ErRa.
MEMPIS, August 8.-Fourteen ne
cases of fever were repor'ted this mori
ing, inicluding eight colored. Fia
deaths from fever have occurred slnt
last niglht- tani Flays, Robe
Webb, An geb A:ati, L. Rlober'ts a,:
Lewis Palmer-the last named colore<
The H-oward Association thtis mori
lng assignied twvo additional physiciat
to duty. It has rained'conitinuous]
since 9 o'clock last night.
LA-rER.-TwVenty-two cases in al
eight white and fouteten colored2 wei
reported to-day. Three addition
deaths have occurred-Martin O'Le
r'y, Ben Avetnt and Jack Matlen, ti
two last colored.
Hion. Johni Johnson, Superintendei
of Quarantine, and D. A. Porte
Chief Executive of the city, to-dn
issued the following:
" To Inspecting Q~icers and Poli
OaIcer's on'Duty at Memphis:
Ulntil further orders, you are herel
instructed not to petrmit anty persc
or' per'sonis to be landed ftrotm any bo;
or other water craft at this port th*
have ntot had yellow fever and in al
dicoi cannot give satisfactory aseu
antces that theoy are able to proylde ft
temsolves. These recstrictio'ns alh
a oall roads running Into L
'l'h HoardAssociation to-dn
placed thirty additional nurses c
dutty.
The weather Is very chilly and dani
9nd unfavorable alike to sick and wel
There is no change in the conditic
of Ed. Moon and MI les Owen. J. 3
Tighelis very low. Mrs. Athy Is -col
valescing. Mtaii from the east arrive
to-day.
MMPrn's, August 9.-Up to 'noo
.-day fifteen cases of fever were r<
ported to the board of health-tU
whites and five colored. Among' ti
number are Mrs. M. A. Taylor ati
daughter', Rev. J. HI. Ridley, -colore<
Thtree deaths have occurred since ha
night-Mrs. Absolam Boyd, Mr'
Francis Getz, and Lizzie Getzell. Ti
.weather continues cool. At daylig]
this morning the thermometer droppt
to 64; at 12:30 p. mi. it mar'kd7
Ed. Moon is considered out of dange
-The White Sulphur Springs pro
erty was on Saturday sold to A.
Mfatthews, of Lewisburg, West VI
ginla, for $800,000.. The sale is sul
ject to confirmation by the cotr
which will Mx*bably be glveh, as L1
coimissioners wilredotntnend It.
-A traveler at a ratlroad oathr
honse In Missonri wia recnnly ham
>f s.11 Cicews g uont~argug.
is The Cheater 14, od, 4er s4iting
d -.he formewlproceedjigs of the recent
r. publio mnetldg;a$ oiting the reeoil.
8 tions subtItted byfaptahm Mockbee's
omnsplttee, says:i. ~
d Ti'chairman declared the subj6t
Q >en for discussion. Mr. J. J. Hemp
y 11 addressed the Inceting in a state
mf puent explanlator-y of tihe action of the
t. Representatives ina tihe appointiennt of
these officers. lie was followed by
n Gen. W. A. Walker, Senator fi-om
this county. The remarks of these
Lt gentlemen were of a kind, we think,
t to impress upon utipreJuliced minds
r the belief that tihe delegation did all
they felt themselves called on to do.
n Major Julius Mills thein a4dressed tihe
y meeting in vindication of his course.
c ie wals followed by Captain Mockbee
in support of.the resolutions. These
were adopted and tine meeting ad
s jouried.
Vhile we are it) sympatily wi tihe
ob eet of'tie ineetinig, that is to say,
wiile we believe tihIt tihe primna'v
niomuinees ought to have had the Ip.
piitinmeinti Oil the principle that the
strongest reco nmendat ioi, petition or'
ndorsemIont i supposed generally to
vail iln .neln calses,- yet we cannnot
apwrove , of tie manner in which the
.'e' is Tng . 1T::e rgrht of tine
- People to arn,.1, to criticise their
- 'pn~rsen tati V~$ if uItiuestioned aind
1 1u(instiolnable, bu t(here was neither
I rigIt, reaksoii non ise inl the np >areit
' i "e~n.n t' l %'~ . 1lemuphill il his
I *ope 1ug n-nw. h''le wild, passion
.,i deimnsoir oi 1 Iln ile have no en
-w ,venw-ir umIhe great. body of righit,
ut~id lii mocratic voters of Ches
ut . Suichl violeni , boisterons
pOeedi igs, we protet. is niot the
lnlco olf tie.. people. "Strike, but
- hear. ' . Tie disposition evincea on tine
I part of a few niot to give a representa.
live fa (Iliet and respectful hearing
Was siml)yv shaieftil and we know tihe
gIod people of Chester will never
couintenance alnny snch conduct. Others
who heard caln judge for themselves -
we now believe that the. deleittion did
anll Inn this matter that they elt bound
or even allowed to do. 'rheir state
ienit to this efl'ect nust be taken as
their honest conviction.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
'1HE County Board of Equalization for
I Fairfield County will meet at the
Auditor's Office, at Winnsboro, on Mon
day, 25th August. instant, for the purpose
of hearing complaints from an taxpayers
who have been notified of additions to
their returns of real estate for the year
1879, and for such other business as may
come before said Board.
I. N. WITHERS, County Auditor.
Aug 12-tx2w
TO THE
PUBLIC.
B
E will sell for the next THIRTY
DAYS, our entire summer stock
AT COST FOR CASH ONLY.
Come and be convinced.
Light Calicoes at 6}~ cents.
'2 Muslins at 8b and 10 cents.
y Figured Pique at 8* cents.
Y' White Pique at 6}~ cents.
Suitings at 8* cents.
S Cottonades at 10, 12*, 15 and
a 20 cents.
ur We have a complete steek, con-.
a sisting of things too numerous to
mention.
GREAT BARGAINS
in Ladies' and Gents' Neckwear,
Ladies' Hats, eto , etc., etc.
ALSO,
Great inducements in Shoes.
d
I. SUGENIHEIMER & GROESc3OHEL.
1. aug -
' SPOOL COTTON.
1, ESTABLIm31lED 1812.
r
nEOGEA. 9E R
'00 MRAD AR NWKOK
n SEA IGELAD COTTON.
TheI distfinie sfetus ths spoml
1- whioh it is made; it has no waxing or
d artifioial finish to deceive the eys iis
the strongest, smoothest and most efatlo
sewing tread in the market; for machine
sewing it has no equal; it is wound on
ni W H I E 8 P OOL S.
The lack is the most perfect
JET BLACK
I. ever ~roduced in spol ootton, being
it dyed bya system paeted by ourselves.
*. Tecoo rsare dyedby the
6 NEW ANILINE POOES
rendering them so perfect and brilliant
Uthat dress-makers everywhere use them
Goldn Medalkas arddthis spool
. and "geeral exr ence" bin 'tho kngh
Y stawr itnt spool oon.
Sask lade te gt'i fir tria: 1 o*
It inehemsiw of its superiority over
To be had at wholesale andro
A~g 1,
DENTAL NOTICE.
U. J'oireth QuttlobAhlt & tou havo
lit tile
practico of l)outistry Will 'Attend call
aLr. A es ebdhin *y W, and no
ca at ris OC IV Jth
bus0ines a trial without epets o. The esit -
portuaity ever offered for thtose wilintt
'work. You shoud try dothing else untifyou
Poe for youraeft what. you cai do at the busi
ness we offer. No room to explain here. You
can devote all your tilne or Orly your ispare
lame to tie busines, anti tuake great p6y for
every hour that you work. Womnen imak as
muchi a4 inel. entd for special iprIvato wiAnI1s
and part.1culars, whichave inal free. $ oult
free. Don't colplain oX hard tilines while you
have such a ehanjco. Adrs
11. l A e' ri & CO.. Port.land, Maine,
Aug 12-toinxty.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
P URSUANT to an order of the Court
of Common Pleas, all persons hav
ing claims, of whatsoever nature, against
the Estat of JOHlN H. DAVIS, Deceased,
aro hereby notified to -establish their do.
iands before the undersigned at his
oflico in Winnsboro, S. C., on or before
the tifteenth day of Allgust, A. 1), 1879.
WI. H. KERR,
july 8-t tu xtd Clerk of Court.
) TARD & Co.'s French Brandy,
amaica Rum, Holland Gin, Gin
ger Brandy Blackbory Brandy Peach
and Apple Brandy, N. E. Rum,
Sweet Cider, Pure Juice Port Wine,
Catawba Wine, Cherry Brandy.
Domestie Gins. The very best
brands of Cigars, Chewing and
Blackwell's celebrated Smoking
Tobacco, and a very superior Fine
Palo Table Sherry, at F. W. HADE
NICUT'S, Rear of Town Hall.
ROBERTSON, TAYLOR & Co.,
-succ9ssons TO
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.
Cotton Factors, Wholesale Grocers and
General Commission Merchants,
1 & 3 HAYNE WTREET.,.
Charleston, S. C.
Will give all business their mot careful
attention. Consignmonts of cotton so
licited.
july 12-3mos
'lOR the celebrated Matthews
V 1868 Old Cabinet Rye, call at F
W. HADENIOHT's, Bear of Market
Hall.
T HE only pure Stone Mountain Corn
Whiskey in town is sold by
J. 1. McdARLEY.
SMOKING and Chewing Tobacco, and
" Cigars of the finest b rantds. can be
had at J. D. bicCARLEY'S.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
PURSUANT to an order of the Court of
Common Pleas, all perAons having
claims, of whatsoever nature, against the
Estate of DANIEL SCOTT, Deceased, are
hereby notified to establish their de
mands before the undersigned at his
office in Winnsboro, S. C., on or before
the fifteenth day ofAugust, A. D. 1879.
W. H. KERR,
july 8 tuxtd Clerk of Court
F Ua good -drink--Lemonade,
Mnt Julep, or. any other de
lightful Spring Beverage, call at
MORNING 8tAU SA.OON,
ReiW fTb~r4Iall.
J US<
At the Winnsboro Dry Goods,
Fancy Goods and Millinery Bazaar
a second lot of new, cli'eap .and ele
gant goods. Milline,ry. and Fancy
Goods in all the latest stylts and
novelties of the season.' Mrs. Boag,
having a first-class milliner to assist
her in this Department, is fully pro..
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 Tiesi or Scarfs ;
Dress Goods, Buntings, Poplins,
Silks, Buttons, Fringes, Tritmnings
-in fact a full stock of such goods
as are usually found in a firstselass
Millinery, Dry Goods and Fancy
Goods Establishment.
SHOES.
A beautiful line of ladies' and
Children's Slippers, Gaiters' and
Shoes ; also, a nice assortment of
Men's Shoes.
GROCERIES.
A full and fresh stock of Family
Groceries: Bacon, Meal, Fluor,
Corn, Sugars, -Coffees, soap,
Stareb,
Powder,
S3hot3
Candies,
Oi'gars,
Tobacco, 6.
In short, you can find all you want
at J. 0. BOAG'S, and 'as cheap as
the same goods can be bought any
where. Don't forget to call. Ne
trouble to show.goods.
3.0O. 20AG.
SEWING EACIKIINES.
Sixteen new and first-class Sewing
Mahines to be in store in aday or
so. The New and Imnproved Verti
cal Yeed Davis, XX. P. F. ; also, the
New and Improved American, rang.
lng in price fron. $20 upwards.
Thiese Maobines are fromn the facto'
ries of good, responsible companies,
andi are warranted to be just as
represented. ~ 0 OG
Agent for Fairgold County.
F YU wnta godMint Julop, Ice
wilil *eyvrf you In the m)ost tasty
R olglass 6f Pure Lager
l~0~.eu eriot to all othet-ad
DiINK AIaa
.. A
NEW. GDOD1S
ALL WOOL Buntings in 3lac
pacas, Cashmeros and Lawns. I
Colors. A large assortment of
Swiss, Victoria Lawn, Piques an
* Drills and Cottonades. Also,
. Shirting and Shooting, Plain ani
P Poreales.
CALICOES I CALI4
C
-CALL A
T DIAM
A nice line of Hats i
V Our Shoe Stock is fuller than ov
Clothing in great variety, ai
GIROC
p No baits thrown out to catch I
Z gitimato Profit.
0 P. S.-A large addition to our
few days.
may 20
DKIINK AltI
A VJ
WItSONuv SEW
in workmanship Is equal I
as clegantly finished as a
4he highest awards at the
sitions. IT SEWS ONE-F
machines. Its capacity is
WILSON MACHINES sold
the combined sales of al
MENDINC ATTACHMENT I
WITHOUT PATCHING, giv
AGLNITS
WANTED.T
J"' ILSON SEI
CHICAgo,
JUST RECEIVED
Figured Muslins, Figured an<
White Lawns, Centennial Stripes
Cambric Muslins, Bleached ant
Unbleached Sheetings and Drills
ALSO,
A lot of Shoes from the Virginiv
State Prison, every pair of which W
guarantee.
ALSO,
Gents' Straw and JFar Hats of th
latest styles.
ALSO,
Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans an<
Cottonades.
3. F. MoMASTER, & CO.
N. B.-A lot of Blue F'lannel ani
Yacht Cloth Suits for sale cheap.
june 19
NEW H'O1KE
StIT, L.AT EMPROVEDi,
STHO!r 4HU.IY count.uete
ont ymm) ir.ro 3;.!: or the CCCj'
4c'I ~rrc 'J*1..Y T r PC.4
alco(4t 70- t'C(med Cl ba~
haR ati AL e~o ro.l le thoato ilteh
m''ape ht ePill o)XOLLENCLthan
Johnson, Clark & Co.'
80 UNION SQAE N.Y.
a w e asmo . an1 ake eaEa
You n mak frotam 30oean o atih or
voi your evnng atnd spr eotiet t
over ofrered before. IButhes pleasant as
nticl h~nou ble. 1eaer, iyu .wan
the public e~ us ydur ~ desadww
YOU you Lircular and pfvt ternt
Aug, 1tOAl ,Portland, Me.
PUTRE WflITh OIL.
-180 DBnag 1185 .TUS9..
OsA (1OFFEE. :
ATHl IS SPR11%NG.
U
k and Colors. Black Crepe, Al
Ailel Suitings in Stripes and Plain
Whito Goods, such as Jaconots,
d Cambrics. A full lino of Linen
Cassimores, Bleached anid Brown
Figured Lawns, Cambrics and t
be
'0E14!! CALICOES! !
ND SEE
C
C
ix Straw, Wool and Felt. b
er, which fact spots f r itself. /
id a full and completo stooc of
ERIES.
he unwary. All Goods sold at a C
cr
Notion Department will arrivo in C
F. ELDER & CO. g
OSA COFFEE.
kLUABLE INVENTION,
Il" WORLD RENOWNED
NIIR G mm"A C H INE
o a Chronometer Watch, anr
first-class Piano. It receive,
Vienna and Centennial Expo
OURTH FASTER than othe.
unlimited. There are more
In the United States than
I the others. The WILSON
or doing all kinds of repairing.
mn FREE with each machine.
""NG MACHINE CO.
IL., U. S..A.
URE Swoot .Mash N. C. Corn
Whiskey for sale low for cash a
F. W. HABENIoHT's, Roar of Market
1ES 80DlS!
DRESS GOODS!
DRESS GOODS
WE would respectfully invito an
inspection of our Stoek of
Dress Goods by the ladies of Winns
boro and vicinity. Our stock con
sists of Iron-friane Grenadines, All
Wool - Buntings, Ltce Bunting,
Dentelles, Beige, Linen Lawn,
Pacific Lawn, Corded Jaconets,
Corded Piques, Suitings, &c., &c.
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
of Browvn Linen Dress Goods, with
Laces for Trimming. Our Stock in
all bther lines is full and complete.
A new lot of White and Colored
Trimmings just opened. Second
Slot of Cassimneres from Charlottes
ville mills opened a feow days since.
A lot of Fans, Parasols and Mosqui
-to Netting just in.
McMASTER & BRICE.
N. B.-Automatic Fly Fans for
sale here.
june 7
fOR the best half.-dimie smoke, try
V"Th e Smasher," superior to all
others, at F. WV. HADENIoJIT's, Rear
of Town Hall.
THE ELLIOTT
COTTON GIN,
WITH IMPROVED ROLL.
MANUFACTfURIEDBY
J.31. ELLIOTT, WINNSBIORO, S. C.
The subscriber has had fity years
experienco in tho gin business.
3. M. ELLIOT T.
june 14-3mos
NO WOOD, NO PAPER
TN the Standard Screw Bay State
1Shoe. J. M. BFzATY & Co.
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