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TOWN AND COUNTY. THURSDAY August 21, 1870 'nIts oF Tml Niws AN lIIltALI). -Tri-wieokly edition, four dollars per (Iumm, ill Idv:tuce; weeldy e(dition, two dolars and 111t ents perun urnu, inl advance. Lheral discount to tiubs of live uand upwilrds. oF, A I-vEI SIN(1.-0hIe (llarU porler inc fio le firist. ilserton, oa a Id filty celits prll inich Vor eac 1 (subse welit inscrlion. These rates apply lo !ill ad vertliselmnts, ol' wIn'I cv nat to ce, ani1d are payable strictly lin advan-le. Coll tracts for Ithiree, six or welv" m11onths , made on Very liberal tnII111s. 'frail sicit, local itolicos, lifteen celts per lie for the first - inser1-tionl and sevenl and one-haul cemnts per line lhr each subsequent insertion. Obititaries anl d tributtes of respect. charged 11S adver. tiscieet s. 81111 ph- an1nou nceiienIits o1 lmarriagesg and deal h), pmblished 11-ee 01 chargeo- anld solicited. All colnnnnietilons, of .-whatsoever nature, should he lddressed to Cho W~r1tilshoro Publishing . Comipan y, Winnsboro, S. C. Now Advertlionents. Shaving Salooll-II. 0. IIu11tchinson1. Among the survivors prceIent on Wed aesday w as D. J. Ca -ter, 1<. editor of the imcaster Ledgcr. WYe were pleased to meet. him. A DAN(I1EoUs CoPNlri-,t.r.-,A Iew pho1tographic o11 d111.'lr bill. onl the Naiional Eagilc Bank (if okstonl, Mass., was discoveried at the i- r 'a Y. lin Wiasirgton, ol Thurlilay 1111I'. This is the first imit ation Or that de lionlinatioll of the 11adlional ut. -en.v that has everV ap)ca 'ed. The bill is; vell calculated to deceive even ex porls, ll there Is Ito e ecially* 'd .c - tive dilerence fromti the genia. ma It. is darker in colr 11n111 the hood ;tt:v anid Whe limm'>criag is coa.m. Thoe viguede- is of' a dia:y, a 00wa (olo:. and tle seal ralher a lightI.ish browI). ilhLan red, as ill the g(canlite note. It will be well to examnine all hills co- - respondi-.g to ihe above de-'c- )loo, s it is easy to cim-.1aige th ha.n.s of ile banks, and the do:omina'o s also. SourHEx MlUicA 1. JoU iNA.L.----This necat little pamlphilet, puiblished by .Messrs. luddel & Untes, Savannah, (.a., contains a great (eal of iitel esting literary matter which wvill be highly appreciated by general readers ats well Ias the 1musical world. E'ver' number contains Several nle ,w picc of music, which oftlhlemselves are miio(e than worth the pr-ieC of subscriplion. wich~~ is oiily 0onc (1011lar a y'eari. Sheet music to the Value of onle dollaar is also given as ia prm011i1um.l. In addition to their publishing depart ment, Messrs. Luddeni & Iuates deal Yer.y extellsively ill Sheet music and ill mu111sicad lIn Imerchandisc of every decrip tion). They are now oilobring' finle har gal i's and liberal terms in pianos and o rgains-as Will be seen by a reference to theifr advertisement inl another 1,or tion of this paper. THEua MAGNITVUDE1 OF TIlE POSTOFFICE ]EUs1NESS.-Tfhe n1umberL' of pos5101li(es iln this counltry is getting to be solitrge that it is ditilelit to know what to do. wyith thiemi all. ThereV Pre I wiee as numllberuing Iori'y-oaIe thonaisatml, 11.1l ihe depar11tme1Ct nowV1111 Iid tronlble to '0oin ninulsiento chlanlges andir otherI esen.ial inlformna i 10 th le' grneait :2m *11 a(0 0 11d som1e ya'rsV, ago. was I a'e.nlet! a1 'wals not prhiied ofcta 'cadtw'*h n0 h1:e It wil spe0cify all elioi:.;es a ;l.wvill also contafinl the deoisionls of tile deparZUtmenO t ulpon general subjeats and -alUllags uiponi special cases which can be ofzmny inteVrt to p)ostmafsters to know. Another new feature of tils p)ublical will be a list of the hamlets andl settle men01ts whiere there are0 not postollees anid the names1C of tihe ofices at which mail for them is delivered. ANOTHER IAnIERAL OrFER.--We men~htione~d some time ago that a manu111 facetuin g companytl1 downI iln Mi ssissip p1 had very genlemui~sly offered us one0 dolar for about six dollars' worth o f adlvertisinmg. In the past few days we have received another teniptinlg offer -this time froman advertisin~g a'gey i Philadelphia. Theo agenceyreqluests uis to jisert aln advertisdmenit 9f a prominent and worthy denoinat~Ion al college in this State, theo advertist ment11 measurinlg 01n0 inch and to be lnsert~d foyii 'tlines rif ojyrwhkly edition. The sum offered is one dol lar and a half', less twenity-five per1 Our -regular eharge for this ad. is $2.50, so thatt the genierous agecyll ask ns5 to do their work foi' sometIhing loss than one-half of our1 regular r'ates I A very remarkable featurecof the cise is that a South Carolina college, de pendent mainly upon South Carolina sulpport, should Bend its businoss to a Northere agency. The institution may save a little money new p;1 then), hut the. plan will scarcely pay In thme long run. TiuE TwE~.vrHx REGIMENr.-The meeting offthe Twelfth Rlegbnemt 'es tWday was In every p/tralettatk 'very pleasant gatherinlg. Thieo Ny~ a large Dumber of survivors p~resent, and many, who were not connected with the e6mkantl. Th'o coleit-hionso was croirded. Col. HT. C. Davis call ed tlid mood~ng to oi'der, and inltro (bueed Royv. (3.-B. Bletts who mado tan alpproprlate pi'ayo). -Colonel Daivis then deflvered asshqg ' dyress suited to thio occasidn. it&oei. ld ess wasthoen delivered b~y, Col. Q e of~ Rock 1111l, a forhte.46ffleWr"It' thb .Regiment. Ini response to0 loud calls, renuarlks wore made by Senator Kins rho woP h* fokoni6idu~y it . . Cantr. Esq. Afte those speecies, the meeting adjourned, and Uhe Survivors preseif, asellibled, ill gelerul me1Cetilig fi'or the pllrposel ol Vorinig a - liegimential Associat ion. Colonel Jone6s was called to take the chair. A committee was appointed to f1rale a consItitutloll.. Thlemy un1de i report, whichi wits- ina nillously adopted. A committeem was also ap poiiteid to noininate oilvers Ior the orgn1 Ii lilOll. This colluittee sub toliledl the Following" loinlationls: S'resii len-Co l. CIa l. .ns. I SV. ie(-lPresi(1ent-Col. I '. C. Davis. 2nd Vice-President-Col. 11. C. CAv rti ~Viee-Presiden---Catpt. .J. I . Kinlsler. Secretary and Treasuirer-Lieut. J. P1. Boy les. 'The repoIt of (lie connnl1littee was unnilliolsly adopted, aIld the above nallieId grellilmlen were declared dulv elect ed. The survivors then adjourned For dinner, which was served by -Atr. Jno. 1). AleCrley inl on1e of t(e stores of Mr. T. 1. mItoertsi. The dinmer was i very 1110 ,0110, 1111d everybody seemed to be eljoy it. A 'ier dinner, lie Association re sumed i4s regular business, and then adjoirned.. We have ftempted only a very brief syn,)lpsis of the meeting, but will pub ifshi a fIull accou11n111 Our. ntext issue. THE' O'CONNOJC DON. A 1A vely Sceie in te 11 ouse, of Commons Eini's Chnaumpion. A London leater speaks 11s follows of O'Connor Pow er, the Irish lome ruler who visited the United States and was il Charleston in. 1876: i was at the nouse, or Comions ibc olier liLy when 0'Coor101 Power, tIe Irish agitato', mde1 his fiery speCcli all in ot, e embers so wrvouight, v p tle O)'Ccoinor Don 'he is coiniliv enlled. Deing ia descndatlit of the Ir'ishi kings. He is a lue6t, dasling speak 0r, and lses tile Stroniige'st language I Iermisible ill arlillile . lie Is ighit up to the pint'tor order all the tlile, yet. keeps just inside of it ; but whenl I hevard himl he got. he nu.-jorit y so e.xcited - and angered and bot'herid tin1t he got IL inier or the most ex pericnLaed pil-ilIieltariinis out of order Lld thev had to be called down. lie is ut terl y'irreplressible. and .1 ho Speaker and others threaten d that iWhe keeps this thing' Li) ats lie hIals bven doing flur days they,would frame some new and strong. iIlies to hold him down. U~poni Iis tile Don iose to his teet and fairil- ri'attled his oppo enis. Intheir rage' they Irie( to drown his voice by lby ganghierl and loud kalkinig 11and vou'11i1g. e simplh st opped md dem1(anded tha t I I he Speak er impose -order, aid, ihoug-h sorely aiinst tie grain, the Speaker had to' prote*t himi. Tierm were constall. e'ies at, lhis liard and. sonetlies rule hits, of "Ol, ol, and no, no, and or deir, or'ddr."' The house was Several ti'mes inl the wildest disorder, and conloun(ded coulusion Peigicd - su leme. 'lie efforts ofh*e 'Speaker awd Alinisters ki the opposition. I mi ebers1 'n suppress only whetid his ued 0tn!1 emopimled ni olf aU wel heI c l1 at'cIIseoek.111 tit ig A wiiigicra ani~i~'d(c. Inaud wigs. lo iclet - lgh t ng aw adsigl ie 1Ih'bQIling fo(ioveui ofte thin iast i wei-a 11or tihe victory. C ic~ti ('illed of1' t opprsel, iiitatretedni itpove11ieeds ci i.,fte tyrannicablo rul and pat-tI ia and. 81jus En1glishX th,dif it ias ceta things is consdtu-081 Pm OWol8)i noiit ihnly submi toe te hoff"it was- L tri.a11uii and m li oist villo SchioolJToard,.. ~tII.E YE LLOW .PE T ER. .MEMPurmg August. -18.-Eig'ht .cases W ra rcitdd to the' ioiid of' Hleall hi up to nioon, of' whom six airc white anld tWO colored. Amon01g thle numberX~i. arc J1. Ii. Hlah, .Cordlia- 'Atw~ooll, Ed. FIreeland, Williami Carroll and Mrs. Julia Zelilr. Five deaths have oc curred0(-Artu li1L. Wh 'Vl i te, Lor'en tz, Sal lis, Elizab~eth Heliciter, WX. C. -Nelson anld AleX. Fi atukin; th10.last named was coloreCd. W. C, Nelsoni dlied flye miles out 0on Poiar s lect htouleyaid. PIIovIDENCE, II. I., August8 18.-The schI(oneroS'usaa& A9ct8oD, of' Damnari zoti a, Captain Uiiale, fr'omi Miragoai thor l3osto~n, arrived at D~utch Island been made that she had( yellow fever 01n b oard, Go vernuor' Vanizand sen1801t Captain Melville as heaflith (ofiCr to inspect the vess'el .'fland replort. This mlorinig CapI ain Mclvillec rep~orts all wvell onu board nw. The Caplain's wife died at Ilayti of' yellow fever 8and 011n ihe p~a5fb 'two selunenl (1ied of' the same1 disease. Tibe vessel looks clean a1d( thme remiaiing six men01 of~ the crew aippeari well. Tho vessel will leave for lIhistoul at flue illrt oppor itun1ity. .1Ml'L1ms,.4Au not 19.-Eleven gases whIomU are colored. 'Four' (deaths have occurr'ied since0 last nlighmt-ConI. Se han, Patl CaLvanau~gh, .Jaimes D~olan-and Annie WeIss. Tb11 autit lies0 and( board orheailih ofileials are I consul taion arriaw1rinug lausll f(or the comn jilcte isolato1 o'flthe in (ected disltrict~s. Major WV. W. Guy conltinuels to gr'ow wvorsc~d1is condition is exitremeoly citi :101). John Johnisonm, supler'into1edet, of1quiaraninc11, actings under (dh'ection1 of J. Ds Plunlkett, pri'ldont. of the St ate b~oar'd ot' henlth, w ill send .the in sp~eciig omeier to WVhile Ilyjvenl, TIenmn., to 8a(1 In'cffenlg 'ilia lie 8lj0Isola-; ilo of' the olY (famiily, wvho are sick with f'ever' at that p)ohit.- If' necesnar'y (lie immedIate nleIghb~orhlood wvill be denofplated4 ".The greiacst energy SRAVING SALOON. T HE ndnbg e eto iform to all who may fao hi Wigtheir~pat ronage. H;O' . 1IHU11SON will sh1as o you vith facilty--outtlng, dyolng and dressnga in4 itea latest fnd most approveod style, With . at th dhmampion arbeir. 'b a Sham D ony pure Stone Mbuntan- Ooin Whiskey in town is sold b J. . AC A R LEY. 'BOARD OF EQUA LIZATION. J UE County Board of Etlualization for .j .Fairfield Counity will meet at the Aulitor's Office, at Winnsboro, on lon day, 25th August. instant., fpr the purpoes of hearing complaits from any taxpayors who ha1ve ben notilled of addilionas to their ret urns of red estate for the yea r 1879, attial for such oth.r business as my 011e before sail Itoard1. 1. N. WITIlllS, ('ounty Auditor. Aug,, 12-fx'.w DuE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE. rp fE twenty-first year will open Octo .1 beir Ithi.~ i ilO~iOe The Presi-Ient and his fitiily will re makin ink the College, Itates have been redneo i. Tuition and Board, iiuluding washing and fiel, for the year, ono liudred and sixty-two dol la,. 0 For further particulars apply to the Pres ident, J . I. BONNEl, Due West, S. C. August 15, 1879. au 19 -IIn M OKE the "Key East' Cigar--tle .1nest in town-for sale by J. 1). McCAlt LEY. g TIHE STATE' OF SOUTH CAROLINA e COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. k COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. a] Mary A. Ly3'lcs, PlaintilY, against Jon d W. Lyles, as Administrator, Minnioie Lyles, Matstio smlith, William Smith, Davis Lyles, Victoria Lyles. Frank or Lylcs, William Lyles, Charlotte. E. Ed- p erington, Fraices H. McKeown, John T. 01 MeKoown, Dollio . Ederington, Pro- w cious N. Wall, Joseph B Wall, May al C. Ederington, Eugenia Ederington, l< Jienry M. Edorington, Barilla It. Ed- tic crington, Fra'cis It. Edorington, Caro lina J. Ederingd an, Winn Smith-De- Li fendants. Summons for Rlief.--Com plAint not Served. To the Defendants above named: d Y OU are hereby summoned and ro- li guired to fanswer tho complaint in Vi this action, which is Iiled in the oflico of ni the Clerk of Conimmon Pleas for the said wl County, and to serve a copy of your an- tb swer to the said complaint on tho sub- fo scribers at their offico, No. 1, Bank of ulage, Winnsboro, S. 0.. within twenty On days after the service hercof, exclusive of Hi< she day of such service; and if You fail to Oi answer the complaint within the time Ta aforesaid, the plaimtiff in this action Will apply to the Court for the relief demand ed in the complaint. GAILLAID & REYNOLDS, pr Plaintiff's Attorneys. th Dated August 6, 1879. tit Filed August 6, 1879. fu W. 11. Mmnn, C. C. C. P. F. C. re aug 7-xt1awi wthu fr EST- Philadolphia Lager Beer, ' B fresh every day at F. W. HABE- R, ICIT'S, Rear of Town Hall. NEW YORk WEEKLY HERALD. en ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. m to The circulation of this popular newspa per bs more than trebled during the hI past year. It contains all the leading E news contained in the Daily Herald, and is arranged in handy departmonts. The FOREIGN NEWS -- embraces special dispat chos from all et quartertJ of the globe. Under tho h cad of 03 AMEVICAN NEWS are given the telegraphic despatches of k the week from all parts of the Union. This featuro alone nakes TH'E WEEKLjY T HIERALD the most valuable chroniclo in the wa rid, as it is the cheapest. Every it week is given a faithful report of POLI'N'CA 1, N EWS ~mnbracing compl'oto anda comiprehenative p desp)atehes from Was uington, including b: aull reports of the Speeches of eminent na politicians en the qumestlions of the hour. al TIIE FA131 D)EPAZLTM IENT al of t.he Weekly Herald gives thme latest as well as the most practical smg'festions and ~ disco've.ries relating to the duties of' the hiamor,. -hints for raising~ cattle, p~oultry, y graims, trees. vegetables &c., &c., -with .suggastions for keeping buil-ling~ andl teirminmg utenrils in repair. This is sup p kemen ted by a wvel-edited d epartment, a, widely copied, under thei heaud of THE v 1O01E, giving recipes for pra,..tical dish- t1 'is, hints for imaking clothing and for hi keeping up, with the latest fashions at the lowest price. Every item of cooking or p2 economy suggested in this dep rtmeont is el practically. tested by experts before pub- al lication. Letters . ro our Paris and t1 Londoln corresponudents on the very n intest, fashions. The Home Department ti oftbo Weekly Herald wvillsave tho house- C wife more than one hudred times the e prico of thme paper. The interests of skilled labor are looked after, and every thing relating to. mechanics andl labor saving is carefully recorded. There is a I page devoted to all the latest phases of the I bumsinea~ markets, crops, merchandise, I &e., &c. A valuable featdre is found in I the specially reported- prices and condi- I lions of the produnce market. ' . Sporting news at home and abreadi, together with a Story every week, a Scr mov by seome eminent divine, Literary, Musie:ul, Dramatic, Personal and Sea Notes. There is no paper in the world C which contains so much newvs matter every wveek as the Weekly Herald, whichi I is sent, postage freo, for One Dollar. You I ean subscribe at arny time, THE NEW YORK HERALD IN A WEEK LY FORM,ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Address, NEW YORK HERALD,. Broadway and Ann street, Now York. aug 19 IF you want a good Claret Punch, call< at the PaLa-r'rO Hoomn, under the 1 Winnsboro Hotel. ROBERTSON, TAYLOR & CO., --SUOCCPSSORBl TO GEO. WV. WILLIAMS & CO. Cotton Factors, Wholesale Grocers and General Commission Merchants, .1 3 IIAYNE STREET, Will give all buisinoss their most carefula attention. Ma'onsignmente- of - otton so iicitdd'.. july 12-8mos. MORRIS HOUSR, ..T THE MOltRIS HOUSEh youen got transient or regular board a prices'to suit the tiniss, with accommrodations net C surpafsed in Winneboro. A. A. MORRIS, r1nel 2 6 - Proprietor. .TUllE.Rye Whiskey, Ale, Porter and. A. Soda Wat'er for saleb b oAUE W40 WOOD,190 14AEE~ T Standard r hW, t APPLETONS' I. F V j . { CYCLO1P'EDIA. YEW REVIS "!D EDITTON. ENTitELY ItEWJ 'iTTEN BY TIU AHLE8T WIlTEl'Ri ON EVER Y StUBJECT. El'Ilited iolli Newv TYj1)e ant Ill if rat ed ili severill I ilollsauid Eli f~i'l.V ll 8 1111 311111S. Tiin work originally piblislied uinder he title of the Now American Ovelopai lia WIas comtincil edti inl I 8, since' wiihi ino ti o wide circulatioi whiaci it hts ttainedl inl all parts of' thie Unitedi states, nd the sigiial develomientits which live te' ken pi1a.e in every banich of soi niee, literatuire, and ari, hivo induced lie editors and publishers to stibm it it to U exiact an1d thorough revisioll, and to 5itsie a1 new (dition, eatitled 'lIE AMERICAN CYCLOl'.EI)A. Within the last twenty years the 0pro ress- of discovery in every departnient of nowlelgo his mado t new work of ref rence an imperative want. Tte movenent of political aflhtirs has ept pace with the discoveries of seince, :id their fruitful application to the in. nstrial idil useful arts and the convon. nee and refineiont of social lifte. Great itr and consequent revolutions ha1tve courred, involving national changes of ionliar momont, Tie civil war of our vn country, which was at its height lien the inat volutimO of the old work >poared, lias happily been ended, andi( a )w course of commercial and industrial tivity has been commenced. Lrge accessions to our Geographical Knowledge have been made. Tho great political revolutions of the last oado, with the natural resqult of the p)so of timo, have brought into publio 3%w a multitudo of lowW men, whose nies are in every one's mouth, tand of ioso lives every one is curious to know e particulars. Groat battles have been tight and important Hi egos manintained, which the details are as yet preserved ly in the newspapers or in the train mnt publications of the day, but which LIt now to Lke thoir place in Permanootf and Authentic History. In preparing the present edition for the ess, it hias aconr(dinglj been the aim of o editors to bring down the infornia in to the latest possiblo (bites, and to rnish an accuracto account of the most cent discoveries in scienco, of every ish production in literitire, and of th, ,west inventions in the practical iirts well as to give a succint and original 3ord of the Progress of Political and Historloal Events. The work was begun after long and ,reful preliminary labor, and with the ost ample resources for carrying it ('4 a successful termination. None of the original stereotype plates vo been used, but very Page has been Printed on New Type, ruing, in fact a now Cyclop.odia, with o same plan and compa.s as its prede issor, but with a far greater pecuniary ponditure, and with imiproveients in i composition as have been suggested p longer experience and enlarged sowledge. he Illustrations which are introduced for the first time the present edition, have been added Dt for the saike of pictorial oftect, but to yeo greater lucidity find force to the ex lanation in the text. They embrace ali ranches af science and of naturhil history, iii depict the most famnous and remark >do features of scenery. architecure, and it, as wecll as- '.he various processes of echanies a~ i .uaniufactnzres. Although ttenidedl for nstruetion rathan than em ollishmient, o Pains have been spared to insure their Artistic Excellence. The cost of their execution is enor ons, and it is believed they will find a elcomro reception as an ad mirabl e fea ire of the Cycleoprodia, and worthy of its igh charact~er.. THEs AMcERmcAN CYeLOP)EMrA is now comn-I late in sixteen largo octave volumes, ich volume containing over eight hun. red pages, fully illustrated with several tousand Wood Engravings, and with umecrous Colored Lithegra ph ic Maps, iC0 whole costing the publishers a sum sceding five hundrett thousand dollars, xolusivo of paper, printing and binding. PRICE AND STYLE OF BINDING. ni Extra Cloth, per vol. - - - 5.00 n Library Leather, per vol. ---6 00 n Half Turkey Morocco, per vol. 7.00) n Half Russia, extra gilt, per vol. 8.00 n Full Russia, per vol. - - - 10.00 n Full Morocco, antique, gilt edge, per vol.--- -- --10.00 The best Cycloptudia over published, no that wvill suparseilo all ethers, is now feored to the p~ublic at a very moderate irice. A saving of ten cents per day. the >rice of a cigar, or many other oxpendi ures for luxurien or frivolities of a like mount, would pay for a complete sot of he Cyolopmodia by a bi-monthly uub eription. Thus there willbe something ubstantial saved,' anid a storehsuse of imowledge, indeed a universal library n itselhf, scoured, with but little effort or acrifice. fVa- Specimen pages of Tlie American ly~iptplpi, showmng typo,. illustrations, to., will be sont gratis on application. ersons wishing to subscribe can xecolve heowlfioe sot'at on,timo,' or one or more elumes at'any time, the delivery suiting heir oonvenfenco, without any cost cc zarrIago, by forwarding their address Uf D. APPL I. TON & CO., Publishers -5-4* &651 Broadway, Now York. may2 -tx8'mos 300 Amonthguaranteed, $12 a day at home made by the Industrious. aspital not required- we will start you. Men romont, lboys and girls make money faster a rork for us than at anything elsor The work u light and pleasant, and such as anyone can 'orightat. Thosse why are wise who can see his notice will send us their addresses at once nd( sco for themselves. Costly outfit and terms r~ee. Now IA the time, Those already at woerk .ro laylag~ up large sums of money. Address RUM& C. AgusaMaine. Aug 12-tOnxy 1R the celebrated Matthews 1868 Odcabinet Rye, call at F V. HADENIHT's, Rear of' Market OR~Q the bost half.,dimeo smoke, try "The Smasher," superior to all thers, at 1F. W. .HADENICaT's, Rear f Town Hall. 1MOK(ING and Chewing Tobacco, and OlCgars of the finest brands, can be ad at . J. D. MoOARtLEY'S. SOR a good drink--Lelnonade, -Mint Julep, or any, other do.. ighitful Spring B~everage, e'ali at oBm0tkaI STAR SAi.OON, ear of Town EU11. THE1 Storb formerly ocotipied, by Sol, July 81-xit I DICINK Altl THIRD Al NEW GCODS 0 ALL WOOL Buntings in Blac: pacais, Cashmeres and Lawns. I Colors. A largo assortment of Swiss, Victoria Lawn, Piques an. Drills and Cottonados. Also, Shirting and Shooting, Plain and Porcalos. - CALICOES I CALI( c -CALL A 1414DIAM A nico line of Hats ii Our Sho Stock is fuller than ev Clothing in great variety, at GRLOC] r- No baits thrown out to catch tJ Z gitiniate Profit. 01 P. S.-A largo addition to our few days. may 20 0 DiINK ARtD WItSUN SE'W in workmanship Is equal tc as elegantly finished as a - the highest awards at the V sitions. IT SEWS ONE-F( machines. Its capacity Is WILSON MACHINES sold the combined sales of all MENDING ATTACHMENT fc WITHOUT PATCHING, give ACLlT15 WAm WILSON SEI CHICAO,9 JUST RECEIVED! Figured Muslins, Figured and Whito Lawns, Centennial Stripes; Cambric Muslins, Bleached and Unbleached Shootings and Drills. ALSO, A lot of Shoes from the Virginia State Prison, every pair of which we guarantee.. ALSO, Gents' Straw and Fur Hats of the latest styles. ALSO, Cassimeros, Tweeds, Jeans and Cottonades. 3. F. McMASTER & CO. N. B.-A lot of Blue Flannel and Yacht Cloth Suits for sale cheap. june 19 rho DlEST, LATRST IMPROVED, and most T H OROUCH LY 'ounItra~cteL -SEW I NO M ACH N Eever ivented. A) ihto wveunt i a a o cde o h DEST STEEL, CAREFULL.Y TLMPERED nuad are ADJUST 6%E has (iso L4na82 ') O. 13J9 i lisu i Easoest Threaidod 8huttio, Th mo133nS s am WON Uhioi MA.OIIrNE. Ihaa SL'ET 1C ?IED; atl :as=a 1)AdbrcslihgtoLLENCgth an tic sVT1oU UWNO ION aAR .Y an Sim polunit OLNe than Cl oheap vr bushim sines mant. shoulw ave o sne. NOSNKORPMN bQISD heap underninr an fill orders. ..Samples eau'ta tseen s any-time., El. 8.;CUA.NPLE1y ~iweI4-8os.Agent jun A~gs IRIVAL OF C 1 THIS SPRING. c and Colors. Black Crepo, Al inon Suitings in Stripos and Plain White Goods, such as Jaconots, I Canbrics. A full lino of Linen Cassimeres, Bleached aid Brown Figured Lawns, Cambrics and t 'OES !! CALICOES??! D 0 ND SEE C Straw, Wool and Felt. 3r, which fact speaks for itself. d a full and complete stock of IRIES. io unwary. All Goods sold at a C Notion Department will arrive in c F. ELDER & CO. y C ()SA COFFEE. ? ILUABLE INVENTION E WORLD RENOWNED INIG MACHliNvE > a Chronomoter Watch, anr first-class Piano. It receive lenna and Centennial Expc )URTH FASTER than othe unlimited. There are morc in the United States thar the others. The WILSO or doing all kinds of repairing n FREE with each machine, WING MACHINE CO, ELL., U. S. A. FRESH GOODS! JUST RECEIVED. -CONSISTING IN PART OF 24 bbls. Molasses-all grades, 400 lbs. Choice Buckwheat Flour, 10 boxes Cream Cheose, 2 boxes best Italian Maccaroni, 12 bbls. Sugar, all grades, 14 sacks of Coffee-10 Rio, 4 bes Java, 50 bble. Choice Family Flour. BA GGING AND TIES. LARD in bbls., cans and buckets Bacon, Best Sugar Cured Hams. Choice Red Rust Proof Oats, Se< Rye and Barley. Nails, Trace Chains, Horse and Mul Shoes, Axle Grease, White Wino and Cider Vinegar, Smoking Tobacco Durham's best, Chewing To bacco. Raisins, Currants and Citron. AILSO, Fresh Canned Salmon, Peaches an< Tomatoes, M{ixed Pickles, Chow Chow and Pepper Sauce. ALSO, A fine lot of BOOTS AND SHOEE All of wvhich will be sold cheap fo Cash. nov 9 D. R FLENNIKEN. P UREC Sweet..Mash N. C. Cor: Whiskey for sale low for cash F. WV. HABENUIIHT's, Rear of Mar ke DRESS flOODS! DRESS GOODS I DRESS GOODE W E would respectfully invite a inspection of our Stock< Dress Goods by the ladies of Winna boro and vicinity. Our stock con sists of Iron.-frame Grenadines, A Wool Buntings, Laco Bunting Dentelles, Beige, Linen Lawi Pacific Lawn, Corded Jaconot Corded Piques, paitings, &o., &, A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT of Brown Linen Dress Goods, wit 'Laces for Trimming. Our Stocki all other lines is full and complet A now lot of White and Colors Trimmings just opened. Secon lot bf Cassimeros from Charlottei -yvile mills oponed a few days sine A lot of Fans, Parasols and Mosqa to Netting just in.. McMASTER & BUICE. N. B.-Automatic Fly Fans ! sale here. june 71. 0 TARD & C~o's French Brand; JJamaica Rum, Holland Gin, Gi ger Brand Blaokbey Brandy Peac and pp.*Brandy N~. J.R~i Swveet er6I, Puire uice Pot Win datawba Wiroe,3 iy 3rand; brands,. of Qip, Chewing at kmmO2'. Man4. of ona il.1 'ARR1VE D At the Winnaboro Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Millinery Bazaar a second lot of new, cheap and ele gant goods. Millinery and Fancy Goods in all the latest stylos and a novelties of the season. Mrs. Boag, having a first-class milliner to assist I 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 Pai ascls ; Corsets, Kid Gloves, Ladies' Jabots and Tios or Scarfs; Dress Goods, Buntings, Poplins, i Silks, Buttons, Fringes, Trimmings -in fact a full stock of such goods j as are.usually found in a first-class 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 > Mon's Shoes. GROCERIES. A full and fresh stock of Family Groceries: Bacon, Meal, Fluor, Corn, Sugars, Coffees, Soap, - Starch, Powder, Shot, Candies, Cigars, Tobacco, Kerosene Oil. In short, you can find all you want at J. 0. BOAG'S, and as cheap as the same goods can be bought any where. Don't forgot to call. No trouble to show goods. J. 0. BOAG. SEWING MIACIIINES. Sixteen new and first-class Sewing Machines to be in store in a day or so. The N' w and Improved Verti cal Feed Davis, XX. P. F. ; also, the Now and Improved American, rang ing in price fron $20 upwards. These Machinos are from the facto, ries of good, responsible comranies, and are warranted to be just as represented J. 0. BOAG, Agent for Fairfield County. may 3 TO THE PUBLIC. YE will sell for the next THIRTY DAYS, our entire summer stock AT COST FOIL CASH ONLY. I Come and be convinced. Light Calicoes at 6t cents. Muslins at 8* and 10 cents. Figured Pique at 8* cents. White Pique at 6} cents. Suitings at 8* cents. Cottonades at 10, 12k, 15 and 20 cents. We have a complete stock, con sisting of things too numerous to mention. GREAT BARGAINS in Ladies'' and Gents' Neckwear, Ladies' Hats, etc., etc., etc. ALSO, - Groat inducements in Shoes. SUGENHEIMEJI & GROES0F Ei. aug 12 THE ELLIOTT COTTON GIN, WITHI IMPROVED ROLL. - MANUFACTURED BY lI J. M. ELLIOTT, WINNSBORO, S. C. 'The subscriber has had fity years 'experience in the gin business. J. M. ELOT juno 14---mos ELOT SMITH'S WORM OIL d . d r.