TOWN AND COUNTY.
TUESDAY August 10, : : 1879
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Now Adverltmiements.
Duo West F eunale College-J. 1.
Tle twelfth Regiment to-morrow
and Pinafore to-morrow evenin- the
army and the Queen's navee.
Venu1s reaches her greatest brilliancy
to-night. She is low down on the
Western horizon, and will 0oon pass
the sun and become a morning star.
The colored:peop!e are holding th, ir
annual camp moptings all over the
county. A nceting is in progress
in the Horeh neighborhood, and a
mammoth meeting at Camp Weltre,
in thq Rocky MouIt Section.
There is no excuse for these who
drag their weary and disordered bodies
into our Company, when a fewh dosOs
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla would cleanse
their murky blood and restore their
health and vigor. Ye mnuddy victims
of bilious disease, have some regard
for your neighbors, if not for your
selves. *
HI. M. S. PINAi.oun.-By request
this popular operet.ta will be performed
again to-morrow evening. Doors
open at half-past seven. Admission
25 cents. It is hoped that there will
be a full attendance. Tickets can be
procured at Mr. A. P. Miller's store.
As there are no reserved seats, people
who wish to secure good places had
better come early.
DuE. WEST FEM.UE COLEG E.-The
advertisement of this College appears
in another column. It is needless for
us to say anything inu commendation of
it. Its work is so well known and its
excellence so thoroughly appreciated in
Fairfield, that it will continue to secure
an over increasing patronage. As will
be seen a still Airther inducement is
offered in the reduction of rates to the
lowest possible figure.
TnE TWELFTH iR~IIGDN.-The fol
lowing letter has beeni received by
Capt. J. RI. Boyles:
DEAR Smn-Your very kind invita
tion to attend a reunion of the Sur
vivors of the 12th Regiment of South
Carolina Volunteers was received.
and( In answer I amt sorry to have to
inform you that profession al en gage
mots will prevent my being with
thtose gallant soldiers on that le(asanut
occasion. There wihll be for the re
flectiing mind, food ott that occasion
for both joy and sadness, sadness be
cause of the broken fles thtat war,
diseatse and events have made in our
old regiment ; antd joy in meetinig and
ttalking over wvith the survivors thte
thrilling scenes of the battle fields of
the most eventful period of the htistory
of this country. They should remecm
ber that might is ttot alw ays right, and
that Napoleon Bonaparte was not en
tirely jusitifiable in his cttnclusions
when lhe said that "Providence wvas
always on the side of the strongest
artillery." We have yet a destiny to
work out, and the sooner the South,
as a whole, inaugurates the tmovement
by enforcing the convictiotn upon the
minds of the intelligent world, the
great advantages of her soil, streams,
mitteral resources, clitmate, etc., the
sooner her people will become con
tented, happy, prosper~ou s and pow
erful In her Influence and control for
good government. We are destined
yet to become a great pleople; but un
fortunately that l'ethargy so character
istic of the Iuhabitants of warm eli
mates and such unfortunate tutelage
as most of our leaders have undergono
in early life wlhl retard (unless thIere
is radical change) thte growth of thtis
country matny, very many years.
Hiopinug you pnay have a large numn
ber; nothing tb mar the enjoyment of
the occasion and with my best wishes,
t am, very respcotfutly yours,
' . . UNIPsEEiD.
A RAILnOAD SlA sr UP.-The south
bound passenger train on the Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
met with a serious accident about
three-quarters of a tmlle below Ridge
way, on Monday morning. The traitn
had been delayed itn Charlotte to make
connection with the Piedmont Road.
When it reached Winnsboro it was an
hour behind tinlej and from there it
ran with great speed to and .beyond
Rlidgeway. Going down grade below
Ridgeway, It is supposed that the
cenitrifugal force of the Pulliman car
was too much for the stringer track,
and one of the outer rails was forced
off. This threw off the Pullman car
anid the first and second class passonger
oars. After bumping along'a hundred
yards, all three cars plunged, the two
passongdr coaches\upside down, downt
an embankment, and the Pullman pois
ing Itself as If on one leg and leaning
against the side of a- out.. The passen
gers In the Pulkniiti were not injured,
but the other jassengoes were unot so
fortunate. Wheni the, coaches turned
uipside down they woi'e pitched poll
h1 fu:o the root (wliif litd now
*becomo the 1oor) together With valises,
iumbrellas, traveling, .lags, hkey
sapuples and gat OUlshin, .whie ,the
seats ,thstrnips, with a fey. excep.
tions,. n~ng1, Jko Datgoeies standA
*rarhaal :W'Ph Iamnh fartnnataiy
W01nt out and spared a conflagration.
For anl insant. cont'usion 1evailed,
theni the passengers blgant to pick
themselves or each other up, and to ex
emine Into the Casualties. The Rev.
Dr. Meynardic was severely bruised,
and internal injuries vero feared.
A young gentleman, Mr. Sullivan,
from Augusta, was cut in the head and
badly bruised in the shoulder. All
the other passengers received slight
injuries, mostly cuts about the head.
Coiductor Newco',mler had a painful
cul. in the head besides receiviig sever
al bruises. Ile showed great presence
of in1ind, ordering the paisseigers to
keep their seats, which they did uniil
the111 seats left them. Two Imlies were
on the traini and were <lui(e cool. For
such i serious iccideit the comlllmra
tive SmIall num1111 ber of Iijnri \ies wre
providelitill. Dr. (Iitinds, of hidI'ge
waty, wvas Called in anld renidered
i)romI)t assistamee. Time road vas
badly wi-ecked, but i was repaired by
on(e O'clock.
Later initelligenecm, from Columbia
reports Ilat the Rev. Dr. Mey;linrdie
was ser-iously but not dan1iger-Outsly
The Cause of the accident seems to
have been that the train was running
too rapidly over the crooked and infe
rior stringer track.' It 1must have been
going at least thirty miles an hou-.
The aui thori tiCs are repreheIn1ible. for
d iaying their trains in Charlotte and
tlen hivin1g the conductors make u)
the lost time before reachinlg Augusta.
The road bed can't stand lightning
trains.
WAN.' TED, A GoOD FIG URE.
Au Adverirsement, to Which More Tiha
Sixty Women J1romptly Reelonded.
New York Stin.
An advertisemieit; inl tihe Sunl of
Sunday last read as follows:
A RIEALLY GOOD 38-INCHI FIGURE
WA NTED. Apply at Cloak Depart
ment., 132 Church st.
A Sun reporter visited the place
yesterlday to ascertail What it mealit
by "a really good thirty-eight-inch
figure," and thr what such a figure is
wanted. He found tile place ro be the
cloak dlpirtment af B. 1H. Clallin &
Co., and I hat other persons had called
there in answer to tio advertisement;
but here the resemblance between the
other visitors and the Sun reporter
ceased, for they were, without ex
ccptaion, vonenl, most of theni young,
and they all secimed to k1ow just what
a thirty-eight-in11 figure meant and
vhat It wats to be used for. The re
Porter soon learned that in the cloak
establishImenlt of Claflinu & Co. were not
only cloaks, but -women's slits are
made, young. vomuen of good figure
are employed, from whoim measure
meits are taken whereby the suits are
cut. The voint,g woieni thus employ
ed are also employed to try on gar
ments before pirchasers, aid a young
woman withm a good figure is essential.
"We employ four figures constant
ly," said Mr. .Williamn F'erguson, the
Illmnager Of the Cloak and suit depart
melit. "They call themselves- 'figures.'
Tlie French call them 'models,' you
know, but the girls don't like the
name1110, SO we speak of thiem as 'figures.
Wer make seven diflhrent sizes of
cloaks *and suits, and employ foury
figures to wvork from. Of course, I
mean four difibrcunt sizes of figure.
Our thirty-cight-inch figure was takenm
ill recently, anid We must get another
ill her laice, hence the advertisemuent
in the Sun. In answer to this adver
tisemlent, we have already this morn
ing had at least, sixty applicants, and
yet we have nlot found a 1 '.ily goodl
figulre. You shiouldnt't thlink a goodl
figure so hard to find, but it's so. We
have all manner ' applicanlts, girls
who are evidentl1y very, poor, judogin~g
from thIeir dIress, and girls who come
here wvit h theiri mothers, well-dressed,
well-bred and lady-like girls, wh'lo
htaven't worked anywhere, bitt who
are compe)lled to earn1 money, anid
they'd like to be figures. Now, our
opmeratives onl ciloakhs and( suits, the
girls who work at the macines, can
make good wages, but, for some1 real
sonl or other, they all think it's a grade
better work to be figulres. Of course
there is a very limaitedl deniand for
the~m, and most of them -wiold( do
lhetter to take a machine. We play
our figures $10 a week, butt a mnacinne
oplerat ive at the wages canl save more0
money, for a figure must dress better
than11 it is necessary anl operative
should. She omust ahlvays-be neat and
tidy1 for she has niot Only to servo as a
measure to cult garments b y, but also
as a figure oni which to display gar
monits for cuistomfers5.
"On1 a good figure, of course, a gor'
menti looks better, sets better, tI an on
a p~oor one. A garment made from
the measure from a good figure is
more apt to fit another persont thtan
0o10 miade from a poor1' figure,
and if it doesein't quite fit, is
usually easily altered. So you see
how impllortanut a good figure is. Every
large cloak house ml this city em ploys
two or three such31 young wVomen. But,
as I said before, good figures are very
hlardi to find."
MRS. DoRSEY'a WILL.
The onily trouble connected with the
contest of Mrs. Sarah A. Dorsey's
will, by which .Jcfi'erson Davis comes
into p ossesion of~ a quairter of a mil..
lion dollars anid Mrs. Dorsey's various
relatives get nothing, is that there is
no money to set it going. Colonel S.
Percy Ell is, who probably would be
better kmnown to lis old acquaintances
if it were not parted in the middle,
but was wgitten~ plain Ste phen Ellis,
hasn't any mlonley. Mrs. Inez Beck
11am, who lives Iin Tensas parish, La.,
is likewise poor. Mrs. Appoline
Ellis, the widow of Thomas La itoe
Ellis, who was killed ini the Confeder
ate service, is deonctueent upon a poel
tioni in the Phi ladlelphiha p oat-office,
which her uncle, Goneiral Meade, ob
talied for her, and the .sons of 'Gen.
Charles (1. Dahhgreni, who atre half'
brothers of Mrs. Dorsey, are likewvis,
impecunIous. General Dahlgreni
once worth $750,000, is now an aged
and poor~ manl living by such lawv
practice as in his limited acquaintance
hcan obtain, and although lhe Is not
interested in' the contest, except to
thle extent of the welfare of his sons,i
who were tihe children of Mrs. Dor
sey's mother, he -would contribute
liberally had lhe his old-time fortune,
as he bears acordial dislikt for Jeff'er
noi Davis, who he claims gossly mis-.
s age the cause of th'Southdj'j
Cnfedot~acy, and place promotion
ln-the way only of thiose Generals who
M'tloone.Ellis is seelking a lawyer Whgi
Will'tktthban0 oila'eannt M.
Several lawyers have alrcady reffuse
to totich it oil the groumlid that thIiere
n1o legal vid1Incte i;y which tJiey cotil
hope to break the will. Mr. Ell
alleges the promises made by M
Samuel Dorsey bebto his death, thi
finl income should be provided 16r I
(Ellis') children, and the request I
11111d of his wiib to take care of theii
Another grouid alleged is that thei
is in-sanity iII the thnily, and that Al
Dorsey's 11(id wis soimewhat i
Stel(. id W1hen1 It. was subjected I
the strong personal Influence' of Jellb
soil Davis, it waits not, a sound and di
posing inind caimble oi'making t wil
The other point relied upon is thi
JefIlersont I )avis exercised 111(u it
fliuenee. Mr. Ellis being remote froi
his sister's surroindinigs, canniiot pr'
seit atlequate proof of this to itt rat
at lawvr. An imuportant witness to i
however , is MNrImer'I Dahl1gren, nto'
ti resident o* 'St. Lou1is, w ho splnt
yeaor ot 1 wo :1t lieauvietr ait teIling I
Mr.<. 1)on-ey's intere.<t. IBe wei
there. it is iti. on11 the promise til
his halt.sister w' 'lohlI do solmtitinlehng f
himn, bll, he left whoie Ie 1ouild th
Jellersoin I)avis had supplnitied ever
one else in Mr.i. D)orsev's tfeliolu
aid that Mr. )avis was virtuall
director of tile place. T'le contestaint
'eel very bitter toward the ex-Presi
(iet!lthe1 t Confed41erney, anI d t her %thr1o)
out <lark hinits of tIlnigs whih the
profess to know, and which they sa
that thev believe JelTersoni Davi
would rather not have disclosed, eve
though he had to compromise to prI
Votic it.
DUE WEST FEMALI COLLEGE
r 1H. twenty-first year will open Octe
I ber 6th. -
The President and his fIainily will re
main in the College.
hates have been reduced. Tuition ani
Hoard, including washing and fuel, fo
the year, ono hundred and sixty-two dol
lars.
For further particulars apRly to th<
President, J 1. B ONNER,
Due West, S. C.
August 16, 1879.
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aug 19
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION.
MIE County Board of Equalization fe
I Fairileold County will meet- at th
Auditor's Office, at \finnsboro, on Mor
dlay, 25th August. instant, for the puirpos
of hearing conmplaints from any taxpayex
who have heel) notified of additions t
' "e returns of real estate for the yen
1879, and for such other business as ma
i ome b -fore said.Board. .'
1. N. WITHERS, County Au ditor.
Aug 12-tx2 w
S MOKE the "Key East" Cigar-ti
finest in town-for sale by
J. D. odCA1lLEY.
FOR a cool glass of Pure Lage
Beoer.-superior to all others-ea
at F. '2 H ADENIORT's.
FRESH TURNIP SEED.
R ED Top, Flat Dutch, White Globt
Cow Horn, Aberdeen, Ambo
Globe, Golden Ball, lRuta Baga, seve
Top. Also, Flower of Bulphur, Stryol
nine, MoMunn's E~lxir of Opiam. L. I
Sringes, Gum Oamphor, Assafotidi
Choroform, Teeth Brushes, Nail Brushe
Bird Seed. Toilet Soap, &O.,'just receive
and for sale by
July 12MMMATER & B3RIOE.
Ofor the B~ay State Shoe.
I F YOU want a good Mint Julep, Ic
Lemonade, or any fancy summi
'di-ink, oalk on J. D. MeQARLEY, and
will be served to you In the most tast
manner,
B~EST Philadelphia Lager Bee~
..fresh every day at F. W. HIAnI
NICHT's, Rear 91 Towli Halt.
ROB3ERTSON, TAYLOR & CO.,
~-8PUoOE8SOI! TO
GECOM. WILLi4MS & CO~
Cotton Faetors, holesale Grocers and
General Commisbion Moerdhanta,
,Will give all blisiness their most oturefs
ttntion..1 Consignmenta ibf .coto at
ici.Z,- . o e
TO T1HE
t PUBLIC.
E will sell for the next TlHIRTl
DAYS, our entire summor stoel
. AT COST FOR CASH ONLY.
Come and be convinced.
Light Calicoes at 6.} cents.
Mluslins at 81 and 10 cents.
Figured Pique at 8W cents.
White Pique at 6{ cents.
( Suitings at 8h cents.
Cottonados at 10, 121, 15 ani
t. 20 cents.
We have a complete stock, con
- sisting of things too numerous tc
Smention.
GREAT BARGAINS
in' Ladies' and .Gents' Neckwear,
Ladies' Hats, etc , etc., etc.
ALSO,
Great inducements in Shoes.
SUGENHEIMER & GROESOH EL.
aug12
DURE Sweet..Mash N. C. Corn
. Whiskey for sa le low for cash a
F. W. HABENIOHT'S Rear of Mar ket
18RESS GOODS!
DRESS GOODS!
DRESS GOODS
r UTE would respectfully invite an
TV inspection of our Stock of
Dress Goods by the ladies of Winna
boro and vicinity. Our stock con
sists of Iron-frame Grenadines, All
Wool Buntings, Laco Bunting,
Dentelles, Beige, Linen Lawn,
Pacific Lawn, Corded Jaconets,
Corded Piques, Suitings, &c., &o.
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
of Brown Linen Dress Goods, with
Laces for Trimining. Our Stock in
all other lines is full and complete.
A new lot of White and Colored
Trimmings just opened. Second
lot of Cassimeres from Charlottes
ville mills opened a few days since.
A lot of Fans, Parasols and ]Iosqui
to Netting just in..
M~cMASTE~R & SR ICE.
N. B.-Automatid'ly F'ans foi
, alo here.
june 7
OR the celebrated Mattliews
88Old Cabinet Rye, call at Fi
~W. HAENIHT's, Rear of Markel
SHall.
OR the best half-dime smoke, try
"TheSmaser,"superior to all
~ohraF.W HnEoT',Reai
,of Towvn Hall.
SJUlST RECEIVED!
Figured Muslins, Figured ani
White Lawns, Centennial Stripes
-Cambric Muslins, Bleached ani
Unbleached Sheetings and Drills
r ALSO,
o A lot of Shos from the Virginif
n State Prison, every pair of which w<
guarantee.
ALSO,
Gents' Straw and Fur Hats of th,
latest styles.
ALSO,
r Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans an(
11 Cottonades.
J . F. McMASTER & CO.
- N. 1.--A lot of Blue Flannel an<
a Yacht Cloth Suits for sale oheap.
Sjune 19.
HEi onl pure So Mountain cr
..L Whs~koyn t J. . McCARLEY.
SMOKIN'G and Chewing Tobacco, ani
* Cigars of the finest brands, can b
had at ,J. D. MeOARLEY'8.
-SHIPMAlN'S
It DUPLICA TING
LE3TT]2D2i BOO0X
Simple, Convenient, Neat and
Cheap. Every busines man
should have one.
NO INK OR PEN RtEQUIREI,
The undersigned is prepared t<
fil1 orders. Simples can be seen al
any time. ,. S. CHANDLER,
june 14-4mos.
THIRD AF
N EW GCODS
0 ALL WCOL Buntings in Blaela
pacas, Cashineres and Lawns. L
Colors. A largo assortment of
Swiss, Victoria Lawn, Piquos amu
Drills and Cottonades. Also,
Shirting and Shouting, Plain and
SPorcalos.
CALICOES 1 CALIC
C
-CALL Al
A nico line of Hats in
Our Shoo Stock is fuller than ov(
Clothing in great variety, an
GIROC]
Ei No baits thrown out to catch tl
gitimate Profit.
P. 9.-A large addition to our
few daysj.
may 20
BUINK AR114
EER A VA
...FTH
WItSON SEWJ
In workmanship Is equal tc
as elegantly finished as a
the highest awards at the %
sitions.. IT SEWS ONE-F4
machines. Its capacity Is
WILSON MACHINES sold
the combined sales of all
MENDING ATTACHMENT fc
WITHOUT PATCHING, give
ACUNTS m
WNDtIWILSON SE1
CHICG,
FRESH GOODS !
JUST RECEIVED.
-CONSISTING IN PART OF
24 bble. Molasses-all grades,
400 lbs. Choice Buckwheat Flour,
10 boxes Cream Cheese,
2 boxes bost Italian Maccaroni,
12 bbls. Sugar, all grades,
14 sacks of Coffee-10 Rio, 4 best
Java,
50 bbls. Choice Family Flour.
BAGGING AND TIES.
LARD in bbls., cans and buckets.
Bacon, Best Sugar Cured Hams.
Choice Red Rust Proof Oats, Seed
Rye and Barley.
Nails, Tiiaco Chains, Horse and Mule
Shoes, Axle Grease, White
WVine and Cider Vinegar,
Smoking Tobacco
Durham's best,
Chewing To'
bacco.
Raisins, Currants and Citron.
ALSO,
Fresh Canned Salmon, Peaches and
Tomatoes, Mixed Pickles, Chow~
Chow and Pepp~er Sauce.
ALSO,
A fine lot of BOOTS AND SHOES.
All of which will be sold cheap for
Cash.
nov 9 D. U PLENN KEN.
THE LIGQRT-RUNNINQ3
'rh~o fEST, LATEIST IMPROVED,
i maA T HOrZOUCHLY conrcte<.
S EW iNG M ACH I 1L E over invented. M.
tho wearinl~g paat wo iiurdo or the0 DCO'i
STEEL, CAREFULLY TEMPERED
andl are A DJU8T ABL E.
hla i rIOMATI 0MD1 40J'a e
EasIest Threaded 8huttle.
TN IOD1BIN5 aro WOUN withoe
MAOHIE.
luia has SILF.St TI D1EI
has )1lorogsaii lhi ag or all s
. 3TUIOITh4IN ithQUi AR N.Y
1A0 tnde ioam rt nts a d aSS
an it inoo reqied o EXOaLLItar yuaae
*WAt antoti aof(o
IRIVAL OF
'1HIS SPR 1ING .10
and Colors. Black Crepe, Al-i
oinn Suitings in Stripes and Plain
WVhite Goods, such as Jaconcts,
I Caubrics. A full lino of Linen
jassinitnros, Bleached and Brown
Figured Lawns, Cambrics and 0
d
@ES !? CA LICOES!!
ot
0~
Straw, Wool and Folt.
-r, which fact speaks for itself. R
d1 a full~and complete stock of
IERIES.
1o unwary. All Goods sold at a &
Notion Dopartmont will arrive in l
F. ELDER & CO.
>SA COFFEE.
LUABLE INVENTION,
E WORLD RENOWNED
mNa MAC NEm
a Chronometer Watch, an(
first-ciass Pia'no. It receive
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unlimited. There are more
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or doing all kinds of repairing.
n FREE with each machine.
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J U S T
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a second lot of now, cheap and ole
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SI[OES.
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Starch,
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Shot,.
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Kerosene Oil.
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the same goods can be bought any
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trouble to, show goods.
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SEWING HIACHINES.
Sixteen now and first--class Seowing ~
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Agent for Fairfield County.
may 3
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