The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 02, 1879, Image 3
TOWN AN) COUNTY.
TUI.SDAY, September 2, : s :187t.
Tli.:ntas or1'l Ti. -ws AND allri.:n.. .
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annum, in advan(e; weekly Cdition,
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t t.lisoeents. Simple anlnoulineements or
marriages anid( deathls published free of
charge, andl( solici(ed.
All coimunlications, of whatsoever
nature, should be addressed to the
Winnsboro 1'ublishin;g Company,
Winnsboro, S. C.
Tobc fall session of Mount Zion school
will open oil Monday, the 22d of Sep
- tember.
We should not sutl'er from a Cough,
when at few does of' Aver's Cherry
Pectoral will cure. Tm, noney,
comfort, health, all are saved by it. *
Coiitr.-'i'he lull terml of court,
-which beg;ins on the 8th in .tant, proml
ises to be a very busy one. The jail
istilled with alleged lawbreakers, and
the civil docket is heavy. .Judg e
Wallace, of the seventh circuit will
preside.
AccimEr'r.-Mr. E. A. Rabb was at,
tenpting to remove an old cartridge
from a pistol onl Feriday whenl the
wea-)on was discllarg'd, the ha.ll pass
ing through his forelinger just, above
the knuckle, without, however, inl
juring the bone. lie made a narrow
escape.
Col. Rioi has recently added to his
already line collection of law books a
large numnber of rare and valuable
works, which were a part of the law Ii
brary of the late Chiet' Justice Moses.
These books are a great aCquiition,
adding much to the value ofCol.ition'3
collection. He has now lne4rly a
thousand volues-probably the best
private law library in the State.
1ERsoNALi, Mui:rIox .--J. T. Barron,
Esq., of the firm of Rion, Lyles &
Barron, of Columbia, was in Wiins
boro on Saturday, on professional
business.
Mr. Jno. W. Chandler, a well known
native of Wiinsboro, was on at short
visit to his relatives here last week.
He has recently obtained an important
position on the P'ort loyal Railroad,
at Augusta, and will now take up his
residence in that city. We wish him
much success.
SA a EnEvum nTrs.-Wc are pain
cd to learn of the death of little K(ate
Ladd, the daughter of Mr. George D.
Ladd. She was takein sick with a
fever ont Wednesday and (lied onlFri
dlay evening. Katie wats four years
. and live months old, and a very bright
amnd attractive child.
We have been informed of the deafth
of Marion Wesley, son of D). G. Rutl',
Eq,on the 28th of August, of memt
braneous crouip, agecd one yearl, eight'
months and cightteen days. We extend
sy mpathly to the. bercaved p jarenlts.
Oun NEW SHEinWF.--Col. Jno. B.
Davis, recenitly appointed sheriff by
-the governloii, to fill the vacancy exist
ing until the next general election,
will asumle the duties of' his ofilce to
day or to-morrow, as soon as his comn
mission arrives f'romn Columbia, w~hi th
cor his bond, (luly appr)loved by the
counIty comiiissionters, was sent on
Mondlay. Col. Davis is emincntly
qualified to make a capital -sheriff'.
He has well earned his appoinltment
by his zeal and fidelity to the State and
to the party. Riaising a companyi for
Gregg's Regiment, the first thlat volun m
teered, he saw the thing through,
being at tile time of the surrender colo
nel of thme 15th Regiment. He did
yeomani service in the camlpaign of
1876, and has alwvays bcon~ true to tIme
best interests of his peopleo.
TIl E ACCI}E N T N EARC REIDGE W' AY.
Whbat theo Ranlroadl Ofuicials Say About the
Matter.
We give tile following statemnts,
one by the auditor of the Chtarlotte,
Columbia anid Augusta Railr.oadl in
referenice to the manil co'ntracts, and
the other of Mr. W. D. Folhl, the engi
neemr of the train to which the accident
hlapp)ened(:
Cotum,, S. C., Aug. 30, 1879.
Col. John B. P'almner, P'resident .
Daun Srni-J fitnd on examlining our
account withl the governmenit for mail
transportation thlat this comnpany 1has
never been fitued, or "suffered anty pe
cuniary loss whatever from failure to
deliver the malls," except in the ease
of the FIshing Creek accident, whenm
trainls could nlot pass over thle track
and the mall had to be seont by anoth
er route. Even then we only had to
pay $23.75.
Very respetf\tl1yours,
Auditor C. C. & A. R. R.
MR. FELL'S STATEMIENT.
Oni thme 18th of August, 1879,.Iloft
Charlotte, N. C., as enmgineer of~ train
number fort.y-eighmt, for Augusta, Ga.,
passing Ridgeway 5i:15, a. m. WThen
about a miho and a h3alf south of Ridge
way, appiarently the front truck of
the second-class caijumnped the tr'ack.
When2; the .engio passed over toe
* place, thme trdtek appeareod all right, the'
engline running smoothly. The first
intimation I had of an- accidenmt was a
pull back, breaking. the bumper be
tween the secontd.olastaun'aill coach
es. I immediately used the air brake
on my enginer as soon as.Iknew there
was somtnoh)Itg .wr9ng withm the train.
Ihebeen cQh1ectld dvtvaIri
and twenty-live miles an hour whoi
the accident happened, and 1 conlsidei
ed that the" condition of thll'. t11l
would justify iie In running a speed o
thirty anileg anl hour, and I would no
be att\aid to run over the track at tha
point at forty mniles an hour. I weon
and examined the track, and could no
find the cause of the accident, it beinu
one1 of those unavoidabie railroad acei
dents which cannot be prevented.
(Signed) V. D. Fm,.
While we have a decided opiniol
concerning the management ot th
Railroad, it is far from our purpos1
to do any act of injustice. We there
lore give (he accused at full hearing
We feel it due to ourselves, however
to sy a few words in reply.
The United Slates statutes authorir
the postnaster-general to make deduc
tions and impose poualtles for ' iola
tions of contracts. Several years ag
an official on the Charlotte, Colunbi
and Augusta Railroad informed th
editor ofTim NEws AND lia11at. thai
a failure to connect caused a loss o
fifty dollars on the mail contract. A1
official on another road made a simila
statement. That there was a penalt;
has always beci a generally prevailin
belief, and conductors have time an,
again spoken of Iss attendant, upoi
misconnections. This is wvhy w
charg(ed in our article; that. Ium1ilain li+
was jeopardizre1 to save lilty dullar
Colonel.Paher's denial is i great sur
prise. 1e does not, say wlhietlh
ei' the penalties have been Intel
remitted or not. We accept the
sitatelentt of the auditor, that now n
lenaltY attaches except in extrem
cases, and therefore retract that par
of our articlo.
We are sorry we are not colvillcol
that, the Road was acting prudontly
Mr. Fell is a good man and a first-clas
elgineer, and we would as soon rut
belhind im111 11s any one we know. IHl
only Speaks according to his judgneit
We Would not set our judgmenl
Rgainst his unless wc had corroborat
ing facts. Tle writer of this timtc
the train between Simipsona's an
ilidgeway, and it was runling nucl
more than twenty-three miles, th<i
regulation rate. He was engaged ii
conversation when the accident occur
re1, and was not then timing the train,
but inl his judgmenlt, she was goin
very rapidly, especially on the dowt
grade.
As before said, we do not hold tih
enlgineer or the conductor responsibfe
T'hey were acting under orders, wait
ilg in Charlotte several hours and them
naatking up lost time. The down pas
senger has been late four times, anl
the dlown freight alnostevery time it
the past. two weeks, showing a genera
pracl ice on the part of the Road o:
waiting in Charlotte and then runnin f
laster than schedule speed to make ill
ihe loss.
Tile accident was caused by the
lorcing ofl' of an outer rail, as many
litizens of Ridgeway know, and th<
Pullman car br'oke loose first. Thiscal
was at least ten feet behind the passeni
~er coach at the wreck.
The track was horribly wrecked
showing eithera inferior road bed or
reat mlomel num. We caannot thinil
the accident uniavoidable.
We wvill not weary ouir readers an'
meo with this matter. We feel con
viniced that as to the facts and cauLse.
t thie receant accident wye could p)reo
aincontestibly ini a court of jusico:
"First,-that the editor did net erar
second, that the Read cannot be right.
THIE YELLOW FEVER.
MMrPmIs, August 29.-Five case
have been rep)ortedI by the Board c
Healthb this miornin '~ Seven death
have occurred since !iist eveingC.
WAsIJINGTON, Aug'ust 29.-The1b Nai
iOnlal Board of .HLealth received thi
ifternooni a telegraphic rcquest frot
New Orleans for additional aid, ani
hans sent $10,000 to the health authoeri
ties of the State to be used in the wvorl
of isolationa and disinfection. Dr. Be
miss, at 41 y. mi., repor'ts three nacy
cases of fever at Mississipp)i Cli.y.
MEMPHIS, August 30.-,Ninae not
cases, seven whites ad two colored
were ireorted this morning. Thear
hlave been six intermeiits sinuce las
nlight.
NEWv OaRLEANs, A ngust 80.-Gener
Il J. B. Hood dliedl at four o'clock thi
morning. It is believed thlat hi
i1augter Lydia wvillnot recover'. Edit
11s0 is very sick.
MAJ. T. WV. WVOODWARD.
We float at our mast hlead the nam,
of this distinlguishecd genatlceman fo
Uongress. He Is not as wvell kanow1
in this section of the Congaressiona
District as lie is likely to be in th
aext six months; but where he i
known 110 mana stands biI 'hcr in th
'stfimationl of the peop)le lear poliicma
icumna and haitogr'ity. He has alway
beeni a straighatrout, working Demoe
5rat-always been at the front Whi
his services wvere nleeded1, and~ lhe ha
110on0 valiant ser'vice foi' the Demnocra
cy. lie is the man who took spiecin
oarie of A. S. Wallace, anad drIoveO hin
to hits hiole, in 1870. lie is a citizen c
unquestioned ability, and will mak
his mark as sure as he goes there.
In advocating ils claims, wvedo ne
Intended to disparage the claims e
other aspir'ants or the present incumn
bent. We tink there ought to be
change In oifr r6ereenta1tive on th
princilple that rotation in offic
strengthens the . party.. When it be
Domes understood generally that a mal
wvill hold an office for a life time, th
hiundreds of 'aspirants for thipt l1ac
wvill rightly become lukewai'm, bou
political matters, and the party be
eome inanimate. We believe ini, an<
always advocated, rotationl In offiee
rafany people hold an office so lorig tha
they imagine they have a right to ii
ancg will niever let go thme teat unitil the
ai'e acetuually choked off by the people
Where a mian developes tr'anscendons
ability it may be poloy to ken lim 11
p)laer1but there is nothing of tis -lkin<
in ahs ca;so; dund o believe MaJo
Woeodwar'dw'oni give goeral~ Batih
faction to ou' rarot..-W Wlm
the campaigiv 4ely (1 this cotpy, in
if It is in our pwer' to send uM 4e
ation for Maor Woodward it wilb
on..GrenvWCi lt em.
l SOUT H CAtRO7LrNA NJfl'.
-The10 pea crop ot A)beville is prom.
f Ising, and will bo the iargest, eve
t raised in the county. lith-dreds of
t acres are sowed dlown all Over the
t:county.
t -The Gieenville and Columbia ltail
road is 11ow selling tickets every Sat.
- urday to any point on the line, good
to return the following Monday, at
six cents a mile for the round trip.
-A colored child in Union, whike
.playing with a lamp on Thursday
I afternoon in front of the fireplace
Scaught fire and burned nearly to
death. The doctors do not think it car
- possibly live.
-Master Pierce Bond, of Abbeville,
six years old, will exhibit at the ap
Sprouaching fiur, one of (lie flnest singie
goal. teams jll the State, The g;oat is
fleet and well-trained, and i
- driven with all the dash and abandon
of a thoroughbred jockey.
-George (ary, colored who was
) sentenced to be hniged at lleaufort
oil Friday for the lmurder of Cyrus
Brown, neir llardeeville, on the 9th1
of March last, has been respited by th<
governor until the 26th of September,
to allhw ihe production of nulitiona1
testimony which has transpired in hi
favor'
-The ginhouse of Mr. M. N. -1ol.
stein, on the Columbia road, bet wce
l?idge Spri ilg and lhitesbllgr, was
SsI inck by light ning on Tlhursaliy even
ing of last w eel:, an ld b rlt. to ti
twelve hniinc-ed pollndk o'f sil coltoil
'in Ue house at the 1i1e. Which he iin
- tended to g-i the lex morning.
--Wesley 11amrper, mor01e comm1nonly
knowin as "lilindy," was killed at
Donaldsonville, in Abbeville county,
last. Saturday by tho accidental dis
charge of his pistol which was in his
own hands at (lie time of the hiring,
the billlet. entering his forehead just
above the blind eve and producing al
llost iisttitt death. A week or so agC
larr)01' tried his pistol ont anotiei
lnegro, the bullet going' between the
fellow's ari and body but, without
1 doing him any harm.
'DOWN TI N' ANDES ON A HAND CAR
Exciting Adventures of anAmerlcnn.
CncLA, PEiu, S. A., Juihc 10.
Here 1 iml along the snow-capped
peaks of the A ndes, 12,'?20 feet ablove
the level of (lie sea, aceliiniiing mnyselI
for a trip oNer the moon11n1ains, whose
i highest point, 1t,570 feet, I intenld t
scaleO. Louving Liima thli morini
wiithi aI party of' otnLirs, I cameli ove'C
the celebratted Oroya 1ailroad to Mat.
utcalla, and from there by the light ox
press to this place, the present terhni
ius of the road. The building of this
road was one of the greatest, iundertak
ii'gs the world has cvei' klnown. It is
onlty completed eighty-six miles, aml
cost $30,000,000. Fr.nn the sea coan"
h to the sniuiit of the Audes we passed
through forty-four tunnels and ove
nmany high bridges, one of t hem 200
feet hig"h. The road follows the valley
of the river lWimac, crossing and re
crossing it many times. From Maiu
I' cana to t.he tol) is nothing but. a suc
cession of X's, Z's and doubling..
Some of the places are truly fright ful.
As you pass around a mountain peak
von can look for thousands of feet be
low, and still above von ca,t scc the
lofty peaks of the Andes. Even here
at Chicla we are still 5,000 feet fron
suimmit wvill be over 12,000 feet abovc
tihe sea.
Chiicla is the highest railroad statiot
and within a few feet ot' the highest
city in tile wor'ld. Ini Limia 0or Callat
.the lightest clothes would L very comi
fortable, but up here I wear a 'heatv,
suit ofund(erclothinlg and a largre ul
rster. With aill miy clotlhes I am1 noear'l.
fr'eezing, and a red-ihot stove close b)
at that. Less thian a week ago 1 wai
in thle tropical seas otf the. cqiuat.or
quite a chngoe. MIost people here art(
troubled wvith what they call "soroche'
Sheadache, nausea, and sometimnei
bleeding at the nose, miouth and eairs
The air is so rare it is difficult ti
br'eathe.
s At tihe invitation of the roald-mlaste:
f' I took a ride with him down the road
s We were juist ahead of the regula
trinii, anid we star1te3d off like a str'eal
.of' lightning. I have been in a. goo(
* many tig'ht places in my life, but neve
a mi a p)ositioni to make my lhair literall'
Sstandl( oni end as it did1 cominig don' i
.the A udes3 oin a hanld-ear. Never' til
Smy dying day' can I forget that ride
. Starting amnong-the very clouds dlownl
, dloni we caime, di sappearinug like
flash in a tunnel of p)tich (larknes;38
r and out on a frail-looking .iron bidEn
,over' a imlb;hity gorde from 200 to 36t
Li feet deep. Weu stopped in a long cury
t, ed tunnel to look at seome workI thla
Was going oni, and did.not hearW th<i
.train inl our1 rear until it was in tI<
* .tuiiiel. We could not lift the . hiand(
s car off', so we mnade a spring for' it,- en1
Sloose the brake and made a dash fo
our lives. And t.ruly it looked so, foi
she came In full vliw before we wer<
wvell across thle gorge ; and( ontshe cam<
at tihe rate of a nmle a minute, but wi
3 wer'e going h)v this time much faste:
L' than that, and In a short time we letf
1 her fari behlindl. We reached Matui
I caina, twenty-thr'ee miles fronm Chiicha
a in safety, but sinice I come to thlink I
8 all over I would hardly dare to tryi
3 agaimn
S - LIFE IS A P'LEAAeUIRE.-Only whm
- we are in the enljoymaent of all Out
1 faculties and In p)erfect hioalth. Thi
S can onIly be when all thle impllortani
- or'ganis of' tihe b)ody are per'for'mlnl
I their functtoons properly. Tihe Live
m;is more liable to get out of or'der thai
f' any other organ, and( produces mor01
Li un pleasant effectR. A dose of Dr
Gilhder's Liver' Pills occasionall y wvii
t keep it all right, or' sot it right itl it ha
f gonle wronig. For sale by Dr. WV. E
-Alken. teig
r GEoRIA. NrOMus.--An Atlanta
o Georgia, special says.a r'eliable reopor
- has been received here to the eflfet thia
ii various MoiVnon cong eogations I1
B North Georgisa ie arranking for am
s 'inimediate exodus to. Utti.. A grea
t many native Morm6ns w#1.1 go. Thb
movernent creates some-excitoinent i1
I. the country, but the Saints ao deter
. minled andJthe, field will be abandone4
t for a while.
'--n examination of 5,64 boiler
. made by a boler ins8ur4ance conpahy
t 1,977were disonvered to be 'doeeLiver
i and in 422-the deroots were an -6ous
I 'Nothing there than such IlI~da
( ,these ought jo be needed fo ei b'it
va ye of freqnunt and :thoroughu
spections.
4 -I 2 13i1 )thiiS47ft arsag
e stores,ofall kinds woeeo n und
morntming'r Now aWlr *establish
moute are closMd,4p m4lfd feilof tb
s smaller are .o on~ 1Itly'm
foWn1o t'sletd ksd.
1Pe ( 'Ilril li"oll a t<ti " through; i
Ilil(Illltails l$ 1 d( RIt'tf .llt1r(,. rl Ua'::j
"It. is (Ier that whatever iunlll)e
hotel YOU go to, vou (IuIoist Ilways s,
senllie 1) rder i that vi 'ete 4 to rlti l il
hiouse.''
INDIA RUBBEl BELTING.
] I\VE and six inoh t hroc ply Bolting
Lituertio Seed Clover Seed, all t
low prices, just receivet by
aug :30 A'e\.3STEIt & lIt1Cy.
DUE WEST FEMALE UOLLEG E
r 111, twent,y--first year will open Octo
-j bar 6th.
The President and his faimily will re
ntain in tho College.
Rates have been redueo d. Tuition an
Board, ineluding washitig and fuel, to
the year, one luIndrd anti sixty-two dol
ltrs.
For further particulars apply to tih
President, J. I. IuNN1Iil,
Duu West, B. C.
August. 15, 1879.
aug 1'lt-m
F YOU want a goad Mint Julep, Ic,
Lelnonado, or auly fancyV simine
.lrink, call on J. D. Mc(AJtIlY, itd i
will >c' served to you in the nost tast
llaItner.
SMOKE the "Key East" Cigar-t
fines. in town- for sale by
J. 1). '1e1A1cIcIALY.
-1 MOKING and Chowing Tobacco1, un
. Cigars of the fincst brl.tls. cnn b<
had at J. ). McCA1tLE1"S.
JUST
ARRIVE
At the Winnsboro Dry Goodie
Fancy Goods and Millinery Bazan
a second lot of now, chealp and ole,
gant goods. Millinery and Fane
Goods in all the latest stylos aiu
novelties of the season. Mrs. Boti
having a first-class milliner to assisl
her in this Depart mnt, is fully pro.
pared to please the most fastidious
and will take pleasure in cloinlL so
A beautiful line of Silk and Cottor
Parasols ; Corsets, Kid Gloves
Ladies' Jabots and Ties or Scarfs
Dress Goods, Buntings, Poplins
Silks, Buttons, Fringes, Trimming
-in fact a full stock of such good
as are usually found in a first-clas
Millinery, Dry Goods and Fauc3
txoods Establishment.
SEEOES.
A beautiful line of ladies' an'
Children's Slippers, Gaiters ani
Shoes ; also, a nice assortment o
Men's Shoes.
GROCERIES.
A full and fresh-stock of Famill
Groceries : Badoii )Ioal, Fluor
Corn, Sugar - Coffees, Soap
Starch, -
Powder,
Shot, V'
Candies,
Cigar~s,
- -To'bacco,
"Kerosene Oil
in short, you can finil all you wan
&At J. 0. B3OAG'S,and as cheap al
the same goods Qan be bought any
wvhere. Don't forgot to call. N<
trouble to show goods.
J 0. BOAG.
SEWING NEAOCKINES.
Sixteen nowv and first-class Sowin
Machines to b)e in store in a day a
so. The New and Improvod Vorti
cal Feed Davis, XX. P. F. ; also, th
INew and Imp)roved American, rang
ing in price fron $20 upwar'di
These Machines are.from the facto
ries of good, responsible comp)aniel
and are warranted to be just a
represented
* .0. BOAG,
Agent for Fairfiold County.
miay 3
TjOR the best hatlf.-dimo tumoko, Ir;
i"The Smasher," superior to al
others, at F. W. HABENIOHIT'S, flea
of Town Hall.
JUST RECEIVE
Figurod Muslins, Figured an
Whito Lawns, Centennial Striper
Cambrio Muslins, Bleached an
Unblenohed Sheetings asnd Drilla
ALSO,
A lot of Shoes from the Virgini
State Prison, every pair of which wi
guarantee.
ALSO,
Gents' Straw and Fur Hats of tb
L latest styles.
* ALSO,
5 Cassimeren, Tweods, Jeans an
C ottonades.
3. F. Mo1hIASTER & CO.
N. B..A lot of Bliiof'lannel an
rYacht Cloth Suits for-sale cheap.
juno 19
FRE~SH TURNi O ED.
MD Top, Flat Du'tob, White Glob,
Cow- -Horn, Ab~erdeen, -Ambe
0 obe, GoldeotV Ballnt Baga, ov
,Top. AllAo, lflow'erof Sul tir,: Stryol
nine' Mommail'g JEllirf plam, I. 3
yng, Gumn ("f hr~ &Askafotida
hl osofoVm Tooth ~fgNeil Brteheo
i lt,iti di
in Workmanship is eq'af i
as clogand Iy icr hod as a
the highoGt awrds at tho
sit ons.. IT SEWS ONE4
mactiinos. Its capacity is
WILSON MACHINES sold
the combined sales of ai
-MENDINO ATTACHMENT'i
U WITHOUT PATCHINC, glvE
ACL.VTS
S.I ISON SE
CHICA.GO,
TIKlE FR INI OF~ ALLE
IOL LOWAY'S PILLS!
D "I had no appotite; Holloway's jtill
S.vO Inc t a liearty one."
t "Your 1ills are imarvelotis."
y "1 sond for another box, and keep then
in the houso,"
")r. .lolloway has cured my headach<
e that was chronic.
"1 gave one of your Pills to imly hlb
for cholera norbus. Toh dQ.tr littl<
thing got well in a day."
"M-v nausea of a morning is now
cured."
",Your box of Ilolloway's ointment
cured inc of noiscs in tho hearl. I
rubbed some of your Oinlimeit behind
the a':irs and the noise has left."
'"Send me two boxes; 1 want, one for i
poor family."
"I c eloso a dollar; your price is 25
cents, but the :nedicine to me is worth a
dollar."
"'end me flive boxes of your Pills,"
"Let me have three boxes of you
Pills by return mail, for -chills and
foV-r."
I have over 200 such testimonials at
these, but want of spaco 0o1pe,ls 1me tc
c9ncludo.
Fo CUTANEOUS DIsoRDERs,
And all cruptions of the skin, this OJint.
mentt is most invaluable. It does not
. heal externtally alone, but penetrates
.ii wh (te nust. searching et1ects to the
very r<ot of evil.
ItOLLOAI Y'S O1,"E'.fTI '.
'ossessed of this remedy, evr>;y m.-n
may lo own doctor. It may he rubbed
into the system, so as to reach any in
ternal com1plaint.; by those micans, cures
sores or ulcers in the throat stomuach,
liver, spine or other parts. It is an in
fallible remedy for had legs, had br,-ast8,
coitractotl or stif joints, gout, rlieuna
tisi and all skin dis"atses.
I3MI'OttTtt.T t!atTtos.-Nn1ac. nre genuinn un.
less ih1' sNenaitire O J. 1AvnocK as agent, fro
tihe, U iteil states surr"ouInIs eaelh box or Pills
tn (lint lnnt. Boxos at 5.centif, 02 el ts, it ntl
S'1lere is consldOratle saving by I aktin
the large: sizes. n1OLLOUWAY & CO.,
feb 15-1y New York.
FRESH GOODS !
JUST RECEIVED.
-CONSISTING IN PART OF
24 bhls. Molasses--all grades,
400 lbs. Choico Buckwvhoat Flour,
10 boxes Cream ('heese,
.2 boxes best Italian Maccaroni,
t 12 bbls. Sugar,. all grades,
a 14 sackcs of Coffee-10 Rio, 4 bes
-Java,
50 bbls. .Choico Family Ficur.
BAGGING AND TIES.
LARD in bbls., cans and buchets
Biacon, Best Sugar Cured Hams.
O Choico Red Rust Proof Oats, Soe
r Ryc and Barley.
Na.ils*, Trace Chains, Horse and Mulb
c Shoes, Axle Grense, Whito
- Wino anfd Cider Viucgar,
.Smoking Tobaco
Durham's boet,
* Chowing To
bacco.
Raisin s, Currants and Citryon.
ALSO,
Fresh Canned Salmon, Peachos an<
Tomatoes, Mixed Pickles, Chowy
- Chow and Pepper Sauce.
y ALSO,
.1 A fine lot of BOOTS AND SHOES
r
All of whlich will be sold cheap fo:
-Cash.
nov 9 D. B FLENNIIGN.
A PENNY SAVED
IS A PENNY GAINED
You can save money by calling at th
.Grocory Store of W.lH.DONLY.
Just opened a niico lot of 8ugar Gurei
Canvassed Hlams at prices to sui
the the times. Also a select stock Coffee
4; and Sagars. Arbuckle's Unground Iloasi
d od Coffee a. speciralty. All the favorit
y, brands of Augusta Flour, Bolted Meal an
Pearl GrIts. Canned Goods of all de
soriptions, Chewing and Smolnkng'Toba<
co, igars from the highest to the cheal
est brands, Doots and Shoes at lo'
a fIgures. Ladies' fine cloth Gaiters, a
esizes, lower than the lowest. Cihoic
0Wines and Liquors, Porter, Beer and Al
Fresh Sparkhlng Cider, Cider Vinegal
and Lons~ ivo mSO a eall. I .wi
not be undlersold. W. II. DONLY.
may 31
U)lRE Swo ahN .Cr
.1Whiskoey for s ale low for cash
F. W. HABENIOHIT'S, Rear of Marke
iTO JLINT;
THEStore formerly occupied by Sol
.LWolfe. Apl to
SUGENIHIIEIE & G1ROESOHEL.
jnly 31-xftf
dSHIAVING SALOON.
T HE undersigned bogs leave to infor
his ettstomers and the public gonei
ally that he is propai'd1 tie 5ntifa 4ti0
to all who nioy faof hi ith thofr rial
H. 0.3THiliNNO
o, ill shae oyou : v'ithUfacilityi out ting
r dyeing and deesing. in the latost an
n most approved style, with
1'- 3. 14. McCALL
at the, Ohan\ipion Barber yhop a1 S1)
KEIVENTID
,o a Chr%onrnoter Watch, amt
fmt.rclvas Pitno. Ct remie.
Vienna and Centt3nn-ial Expc
GURTH FASTER than othe,
unlimited. There are more
in the United States than
I the oth-rs. The WILSON
"r doing all kinds of repairing.
mn FREE with each machine.
UING MAC HNE CO.
!LL., U. S. A.
SP()OL (OTT'ON,
ESTABLISHE!) I -
fAEO11(i: A. (LARIC)
HOLE AGENT.
4.00 J3ROAD)W. y, NEW YORI.1L,
------
The distinctive features of this spool
cotton are that it is mad from tho very
1i lest
SE A TST AXD COTTON.
It is f'inish el soft aK the cotton from
which it is mado; it. las no waxing or
artitinial fluish to deceive the eyes; It is
the strontgest., sinoothest and nuost, elastic
newing thread inl the i]arl(et.; for machine
i ROwing it. has no equal:1i iis wonn( on
WH ITE S POO LS,
The J3lal1k is t.he unost perfeot
JE'' B iA CK
ever proatneed in Hpnol cotton, being
dyed1 by a systela patented by ourselves.
The colors are dyed by the
NEW ANILINE PROCESS
rendering then so perfeet. and brilliant
that (1ress-mnalkers (Ve<rywhere use theul
instead of swiig BilHs.
A Gobd Modal was awarded this spool
cotton at Paris, 1878, for ''great strongth'
and "general excel lence'' b'ing the high.
ist award giv"et tor spool cotten.
We illrite comparisont and respectfully
ask ldios to give it, a tair trhil and con
vince thetasiulves of' its .uperiority over
all other,.
To be tad at w:ulesal, atnd retail of
J.OU. 13UAG.
aug 12-txn.
DRE.SS GOODS!
DDRESSGOODS
MTfE would 'rspectfully invito an
U inspection of our Stock of
D)ress Goods b)y thec ladios of Winnus
bore and vicinity. Our stock con
si.sts of Iron-.frameo Gronadincs, All
Wool Buntings, Laco Bunting.
Dnutelles, B3oigo, Linen La'wn,
Pacific Lawn, (Corded Jaconets,
Corded Phines, Sutitings, &c., &c.
A BEAUTJIFUL ASSORTMENT
of Browvn Linen Dross Goods, with
Laces for Trnnig Our Stock in
all other lines is full and comleto;.
A now lot of White and Colored
Trimmings jus~t opmted. Sc~ond
lot of (Casimeros from Charlottos
villo miills opened a fow days since.
A lot of Fans, Parasols and Mosqui
to Netting jnst in.
M~cMASTER & BRICE.
N. B.-Automnatic Fly Fans for
sale horie.
juno 7
- ~ TO THlE
PUBLIC
WE will soil for the noxt THIRTY
DAYS, our entire summer stock
AT COST FOR CASH{ ONLY.
t
Come and be convinced.
ight Calicoos at 6} coni s.
Muslins at 8*rand 10.cents.
Figured Pique at 8* conts.
White Pique at 0f cents.
Suitings at 8* cents.
Oottonados at 10, 12&, 15 andi
20 conts.
* We have a complete stock, con
Ssisting of things too numerous to
- mention.
GREAT BARGAINS
in Ladies' and Gents' Neok vear,
- Ladies' Jiats~ otoe, etc., oto.'
LO
SGreat induoeme?tiin Shoot .
8UGNii1M Ii~ U2G~ 80lsL
aug12
;<O 1)5. Mii'ielli l'uI*i"ut 1 ii.S au
:illiI 1lusieot I lu ruin' 11'li:
whlo are ailive to thleira
own itr('eSts will
bm.v tri'm the
1 g 1 ," TI l' ( (Ii' I IE ' ,
LUDDEN & RATI -'
SOUTE1I,+ IZ7
MUSIC HOUS'E
SAVANNA H, GA.
And Branch House
AUUUSITA, GA. !A'TLANTA, (IA.
Geo. 0. Itob ison & Co., 0. 1,. lraulfiller &
CItA Itl.RlST N, 8. C. VI f1l1.0 Ii', N. C.
V. I,. McClenahan . Co.I iSntlth Muc 110Iot
J(A:KONVII.1;,, I"l,A. i'INSACOLA, FLA.
A. 1). Campbf-ll. Brown Broth(
XI S.tvnunh, (:., 14 the Grand Musical Centre o ..
Solid Mitsteal Sotth, and fruin hilrs Central
I)lstributing 1ep.ot, with its chain of
Branteh itRi( llousc'a, all uander
One m1anlagement, andt having
uniforin 'ries and T'e103,
aro drawn the tuttsieal
suprilos of the South.
A MAGNIFICENT SUCCE'
--OUR GRAND
INTRODUCTION SAL]
-OF STANDARtD
Pianos and Organr
The only sile of the kind ovol sclcessful;
carried out. in (to 1U. 8, Fyive thousand stian
ard inst,rstntinnts at Factory Rates for Cash,
on 1atsy Terms.
'i'en of I he leadinil Mantfacturers of tho U. F
have given its exeitu.ive control of their instri.
1en1Yts 1in the o1oth, an nithorizt'd uts to plae
for I it rodiuetltn nm Adverti:eunt O(no Thtout
It of their best, Inst rulnents in reprt sentative
Southern louseholds at Factory Wlholosalo
Rates.
PIANOS T Oct. line RIosewoodcCarvnd $125
LAgs. Six Years uarantee.
PIAkNOS oct. nue Iosewood, Carv-$155
I'Ne1.-. Six Years Ottaran
PIANOS 7,4Oct. Square orand, su-$257
,1o. rb Caso . With Stool and
rover.
$57 o Stops, Handsomn tlnut ORGANS
Case. Stool and Instructor. O
a71 .Sto Elegant \tiealn.t ORGANS
$86 1i Stops, Srp^rb Mirror Tol ORGANS
Case. Stolt1nd Ini,ructor.
All guaratted iI1tstrumlnlts. Maker's namo
nn itit. Flitl'c Days'Trial if wanutcd, wo pay'
thte freight if no sa.. A trial costs nothttll* if
Lustrumnt, don'ttsit. Don't hesitate to order.
MASON AND IIAMLIN ORGANS.
MASON & IMAILIN
-.t,h0 11Ch and Parlor
Orgaitns. Not Lowest;
Priced anti Dearest
but ligihest. Priced,
Ilest and Cheapest.
6 8tops, only $S0. 10
i ops. only $95. \; ith
Mirror Top, only $100.
Peloubet & Pelton
* Organs, 0 Stops, oinly
,65. 10) Stops with
MAIgt4A~' 00ul cimes, only $100.
Send for Intronnetion Sale circular giving
piries itnnd lnll informat ion.
liThe mangiiileeni. Chtickecring, Ialer. & Davis
Weber, .\athushtek, Southern Uemi Uixie tamii
FaivilitI Planiios, .\nsont &: iinmlini Pe'louIbLt,
Pl'lon and liirerlIng 01 gnns all Included it tis
s'ilo. A clean sweep. No reserve. All newv In.
strlumntls of latest style. Fresh from Factory.
Lat rgeht, seleetl ion of i,talid LI,rd linst,rtiments evce
ilIPORANTL~. Pianort o
tin Organ, wvo will :cltver freight, paid to any
iH. lt. poit,. ini tht=OStib,.
LUDDEN & BATES.
'tug 5-xtitin
SMITH'S WORM OIL
ATHEINs, GA., DoCembe , 187e.
A few nigh.ts sinco I gave my son ono doso of
t,ho Worrn Oil, andl the noxt day Ito paissedl iS
alargo worms. At (toesamo Limo I gavo one
dlose to my little girl, foutr yoars old, and shO
passed 80) worms from 4 Lt) B incIhes IoIu1.
WORIM OIL tot 5ale bY McMaster A: Brinol
Prepared >y Dr. M. S. L"NDON, Athens, Ga:
SH1IPM AN'
DUPLICATING
LEJTTElRm BOQ-X.
Simplo, OonveniegT, Neat und
Cheap. Every bt;sines nman
should hayeo one.
NO 1I K OlN VN REQUIRED~.
The nndersigned -is prepared to
fill ordes Sam lean be seen~ at
any time.< EtSOEHANDLER~
*'Aget
June lPA8moes
Iioaa tra wit ti 0e
O00 f01' yo91t at 0 OI)w mxot
bn0s u o a', ~ ~ ai t
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an ric
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