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TOWN_AND COUNTY. T UESDAY, .September 9, : : - 1870.1 TERMs oF TIIE NNIVS AID IERALD. -'Tri-weekly edition, four dollars per annum, in advance; weekly edition, two dollars and flfty cents perannum, In advance, Liberal discount to clubs of 11ve and upwards. RtArNs or ADitrisiNc.-One dollar per inch for the tirst insertion, u ad lifty cents per inch for eachl subseq tent insert ion. These rates ap'ply to all ad verti.mtnents, of whatever nato re, and nre payable strictly in advancle. Con tracts for three, six or twelve months made on very liberal terns. 'Tran slent local n1otices, fitton cents per line for the first insertion and seven and onie-half cents per line for euch subsequent insertion. Obituarie.) andl tributes of respect charged as atlver tisements. Simple announcements 01 nar'ri.ges and deaths published free o charge, and solicited. All commnnunications of whatsoever nature, should he addressed to the Winnsboro Publishing Company, Winnsboro, S. C. New Advortlsenents. Tax Notice-James Q. Davis, Coun tv Treasurer. Pxa(mination of Teachers---John t Boyd, It. Means Davis, T. Rt. Robert son, Co. Bd. Examiners. ItEioUS Satvicls.-ltight Rev. 1lishop Howe, who is now on his an- a nual visit to this place, will preach in the Episcopal church this morning at t II o'clock. GoNE NoTrrn.-Mr. Juseph Groe schel, of the firm of Sugenheimer & Groeschel, went North on Sunday to purchase a fall supply of goods. Mr. Groeschel hasw long experienice as a buyer, and his taste and judgment are well known. GINs.--Mr. J. M. Elliott has already sold sixteen gins this season over di:- I ferent parts of the State, "from the I mountains to the seaboard," and is I hard at work replenishing his stock. His fifty years of experience have re- 1 suited in n gin that cannot be beat for speed, lightness and thorongha ork. Ti 0 '"outhern Planter and Farmer I for August is an unusually good num ber. Every nrticle it contains is of vital t importance to the farmer. "Interesting Experience in the Cultivation of Wheat, Best Varietics, Fertilizers, &c." by a number of the best farmers in the country, is worth double the subscription, Also, )r. ElIcy's article on Green Fallow Crops, Animal Ma nures and Conlercial Fertilizers is a strong paper, and ought to be read by every farmer. Send $2.00 to Dr. L. R. Dickinson, Richmond, Va. COURT WEEK.-Court opened at 10 o'clock on Monday, Judge W. 11. Wal lace, of the seventh circuit, presiding. Col. J. B. Davis produced his commis sion as sheriff, which was read and spread upon the journal.' 'His Ionor declined to give the grand jury a lnngthy chlarge as they have already been lustruicted in their (duties. After anI inlterndlbssion thIe grand jury, thlrough its forenmn, handed in a nlumlber of' true bills. The solicitor thounlproceededI to take upi the case of Gco'ge Moore, colored, charged with stealing a cow anId a steer fr'om Williami Dunllar, color'ed, livinlg in the WVaterec counitry. Mr. Mackey for defendant. Tile jury returned a verdIct of acquittal. RmDGEWAY Nonrus.-A few dlays ago a coin) was found( ill the cash drawer o1' Messrs. Ruff & Cloud, having the namne of T'. W. Moore cutL upon~ it. Mr. Moore was a resident of' Chester coun ty, and died som1e years ago. WhenOi hlis name was cut, or whlere the coil) has wanldered sincee then, is not knowvn. The coin was sent back to Mr'. Moorc's mother. Thie children of tile colored Pr'esby ter'ian Sunday-school o' Ridgeway-, unlder the dlirection of Corunelius it. MILeanls, the sulperinltend(ent, gave an entertainment a few evenhigs algo. A solo by R1ev. George Dillrd's wife was admirably render'ed, as was also a song and chorns by a number of young men. Then followed charades, in which the acting was very credit a ble. The affair wvas quite a success. The sulper'intenldenlt deserves great credit for Is effor'ts to elevate 1hi'ace. Bishop IIowe ofileiated in St. Steph en's Episcopal chur'ch on Sunday. The services wvere very implressive. RA LuloA D AccomMODA T1ON.-Part ies hereafter -purchausinlg tIckets on1 Sat uri (lays for eitherl. Columnbia, Charlotte or Augusta will have nlon-trantlsferable re turn tickets issued f'ree, which will be good until midday on the following Monday. This is an accommodation which will be appreciated. .It is to be hoped thlat the IRoad ill soon begin to issue return tickets between wvay sta tions, or at least to and from the coun try towns along the route. Rt is also intimated that a local frelght may soon1 be put on tihe road, which will accom modate travel. Thlis change is im peratively needed, as tihe freight reached Winneboro at 5 a. m. on Sat urday, and not until 8 a. m. on Sun day. A lady with a sick infant was In the cars thirteen hours between ChIar lotte and Winnsboro, most of the time being spent waiting at tho, depot in Char'lotte for four or lyve .carloads of freight from the Rich'm~ond god $)an Ville Road. It is much t6 I7e hoped for: all parties. that tho authorities of the road will 'soon begin a spirit of ac conmodation to their customers and p)atr'olIe a policy that has long lain dor'mant. A 1MT!TD FRO0 WOO.9 WAR'S. Some rosnta AboiMt 2Mur1oad Atanagement -The W,a~y the M Al1 On l Conducted. WooDWARD 8, September.$.--Accor'd. to promise, I should have written yvou long beforedtbi4 jayono-news to 'rite. Our p4o?lo Rotthere '41 keep so)er and quiet, and attend to their business thle best they cal. We have been like many other sections of our county-flrst too dry VO1' the crops and then two wet. With all these adversi ties we have learned not to complain Df anything, not even our local railroad 1'reights. By the by, talking about railroads tnd their mnanagenets, etc., the Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line Itailroad stands as ia model road fur ill railroads in the South. I have en oyed a visit to Atlanta via this route, mId I tell you Col. Foreacre has his road in apple-pic order. 1 never saw uh maiiagemenlt on any railroad be !">re in my life. Tbe road is about. two hundred and sixty-nine miles long, nd f'rom one end to tho other, you wvill see nothing that belongs to the ,oa(1 but what indicates economy and rood naigenent. At every depot on lhe whole line of road1 you vill see a ign posted giving the nalne of station, he (listan('e to Charlotte and the dis ance to Atlanta, and you will not see t single piece of loose t.iilnber lying ear the track. The old cross-ties are ill niecly piled along the line of the oand, the ditches are all cleaned out. id the track in splendid order. It nakes any one feel good to rill- over his road. On the hue of ro ' i here s some splenidid sceuery, inal .,u1' T' the most flourishing little toy .s and illiges you ever saw. it' you wyant. to ike a pleasure trip and don't want to o too far from home, just go to Atlan ia via this route, inquire at Charlotlc or C'apt. Brannian's train and go with in to Atlanta and on your return to ;harlotte, it'you are not. satitsiedl with he money invested ,just elegiraph to ol. Forcaere, who is the general mani11 ger. Office at Atlanta, and lie will o doubt refund you your railroad lre. Messrs. Editors, soie of this oks like idle talk, but the road anl Is managenicut is there for anybody o see, if you have never Irav"ele( on his line, you have nio idea how the assengcr conductors exert themselves ) render their Isserngerscointfortilble. 3aggage is hianldled carefully, and is ot. in dan1iger of being brokeni to pieces. f all the Southern railroads would ive their local business lie same at cntion as this road, we would feel as C we were living in a new country. Lux. Till BOAtD oF' H riA L'II. rihelr Report to the Town Council--Snndry WiNNsnol(o, S. C., August 22, 1879. i'o the Jionorable the Town Council of W)'innsbo'o, S. G'.: The Board of 1 lealth respectfally ask cive to report : That they have inade in insp.ection of the town, examining he various premises and streets. T'hat. lie sanitary condition of the town is )Ud, with some exceptions to the gen ral rule. Amontg the imost noticeable ull objectionable disregards of hylgi nic laws are: 1. Weeds and other ,egetable matter which are allowed to Lecunulatein certitin places aind which w'e objectionable not only in them alves, but are irendered nlire so by >eing thme idiing p)lacs of r'efuse mud dectayjing matter. 2. Privies -quite a mniiiber of' which ai'e uiot >r'oply cleaned and dlisin1fected, there >inmg severial sinks which arue calculat 'd to injuriously aIl'ect the water-wells ni their vicinity. 3. 1Hog_ pens1. These re numerous amid should be allowved muly' wheni kept t.horoiughlly cleain and r'ee from (odor1. Theriefor'e the Boaird 'espuect.f'ully r'eomnmend that (lie citi ~ens be instructed amid it' pract~ticale ~omipelled to pay' imre attenutionito thle uolieiing of their' premises with a view o the p)reventionu of' disease. lIn this connection we deem it imupor anit to say that, we thinuk the sinik sys can in use by some10 of ci ouettizeus oine ~specially object ionaible as a fru'itf'ul ~our'ce o1' disease, and we advise that 1. be0 absolutely (done a1way. with. 'The Boaird would also call your attein ion to the fact that thie railroad pass ng t.hroughi the towni's centr'e is madec I lafce oft depuosit fori dead1( aimals, ilth anid refuse matter of all kinds, 11nd that the'.' t.-reets are1 Often loft. ini an 'bjectionabjle condition until cleansed y the rain. Respect fully submiiitted1, C. I I. LAinn, M. D)., JNo. .J. Nu., Bloard of IIealth. M rem IS, Sep)temberi 5.-Trwo cases >t' feyer wei'e r'eportied this mforiniug Muel Rlichar'dson, son of' the late Dra. Iichuardson, and W. WI. Lockard. Seveni dent hs since last night-amnong lhe number Conustance Ber'nar'd, G. A. Iut, Alice Belbs anid Mor'gan Mc [igh. The weather -is clear' and1 sva rni. N at e'ms, September 5, p. m.-Nine een now cases in all-twvelve white md1( seveni colored-were r'eported to layi. Among the niumber rep)or'tedl his aftternioon wer'e D). C. hceuber't, [lrs. Alexander Keith and Cairoline ovy~'. Six additionial (leaths have eenl rep1or'ted--Joseph W. Lee, D. C. Ier'beirt, F. V. Watson, Dr'. U. A. [Innt, Zaich W'right mid Jcnnie i Fostir, I~Mtils, September 5.--The follow nig telegram wats received this morn ng: "NEW YORK, September 5.- To W. T. Smith, Actinq President H/oward~ di.sociation, Memphis: I send you by ,legrauph $5,000 to aid the H iowail Associat.lin. I aim certain gener'ous ceoplc throughout the country will ~ontribute liberally to aid your strick city. At anly r'ate, keel) 011 at your uoble woi'k tIll I toll you stop, aiid I vill foot the bill. What are your daily xpenses? Aniswver. "(Signed) JAY GOULD." MItemsIJ, Sept. 0.-Five new cases re reporte)d this mrnning. and five leaths sinuce lust night, anin the fumber D)aniel A. 1F awvlkes. j V. T.X Bler'ln is in a .critical cotiditkjn. Tihe weather Is clear anid warm. Total unumber of new cases t'eported for the; week, 172-whites 78; colored, T4; total to date, 1,005. Ttal deaths E''om yellow fever fot' the Wveek, 48 whites and 83 coloted. Total deaths ho date-272. -Al exchange says: "'Kerosene will inake tea -kettles sh n'o as bi'ight- as new." "Yes," rem1iarked another pali er, "keroseo Wvil do Moders; it will make a housoeshijic 6 it 'etube 'seen for miles blit it 1s tortibly destr'uctito in paint." TAX NOTICE. CoUTY TtAlsURR'8 OFFICE, WI.iNsnnoto, S. C., Sept. 6, 1879. ' 'h1 books of thi.- ofllee will be ro-open ed to receivo t-txes for tho fiscal year, 1878-9, on Monday. September 15. A penalty of 15i per cent. will attach to all delinquents on the 11it of November. The rato per centumi on the assoused value isi as follows: Townships 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 1$--State. 21 mil ls, Co., 3 mills, School, 2 mills, Fence, 1I mills Totaul, 9j waills. Townshi)s 6 aim 8 --State, 2:1-mills, Co , 3 mills, School, 2 1aniliF, Total, 71 mills. 'T'ownship 14 (special schltool I mill,) State, 2?1 mills, Co , 3 mills, School. 3 mills, lence, 1.1 mills. Total, 10- mills. A 1)011 tax of ono dollaur will be reluirod of all male porsonts between the ages of 21 and 60 yours, except those exempt by law. Parties who failed to pay the first in staauett when duo will bo required to pay a penalty of 5 per cent. on the same. 1 will be at the following plaocs on the days bel, w idi(ated: DJurh:an's (Lamatar's) October 1 (Iladden's Grove, October :3 Wootlward's, October 7 and 8 Feastervillo, Uctober 10 and 11 l Ml[onticeello. Octolber 13 and 14 Jcmnkinsville, October 15 11o-eb, O~aoher 17 Itil~eway, Octoaer 20 and 21 ear Creek October 22 Blythlewood, October 23 Vi11nsboro), Septt"m1 ber 15 to October 1, al,o October 2, 1, 6, 1; ad "t JAM'Iws Q. [).1\'I, sept 9- tx I Cct1inn fy T'1r.ts:urer. EXAMINATION OF TEAC1IEES. P1'LI ANTS for first. grade teachers' 1 .\ ((rtitic..t(s will be e"xamlinled at .\lo(lnltt Zion School, Winnsbor"o. on Sat. aIrlay, October 18, (third Satiurday), an(d for second atnd ird gralet eriileates, on .aturdav, Octoier 25, t,trourth anttur(ay.) i'ii i(cill be Ith oaly (u,kin;~,:ou held and a promp11lit. att(n,maice is urgel, 'T'lhe exami nation will omi aace geography, history, granmuar, arithmetic, spe0lling, rcadirig tnil wvitiu;. AIpl.e.lts will p res(nt' hluselves at 9, it. mi., ilk o rder that they 'n'.y have timue to e amplet0e their work by 1, p. n. Previous pre"patat0irI is eia'rneta tv lvixol. No cerlijicule cuan be r(ceidcl rcdltual (xui;atecion. ,JO!IN BOYID, 11. M E A Nti D.\S'.if, T. Rt. 11 ,iJl 1' T""ON\ sept 9-txl nw Co. 13l :xnnaincrs. MACCABONI. NEW supply of Manccar.nti just receiv i ' J. M BiEAiY & CO. FRESII CHEESE. A Iresh supply of choice Cream L/ Cheese just received and for sale tt J. M. BEA'Y & CO.'s NOIOEC. r 1H' Council call the attention of citi zens to the report and recommen dations of the Board of Health, pul - lished elsewhere, and reqnest that p.ompt attention b giv n to the same. Counil has made arrange maents with Mr. V. B. Creight to scaven ger the town Mr. Greight desires that all citizens who wish their promises cleaned to notify him. ''hao ordinance will be strictly enforced, if theso matters are not attended to before the next ex amination by the Board. J. H. CU.\MINGS, aug ( Acting Intendant. WHEN SHALL WONDERS CEASE! When Shall Wonders Cease When Shall W~oder.s Cease! When Shall Wor.dors Cease ! SUGENIIEIiERI & 4iROESO IEL Sugenheimor & Groeschel Sugenheimor & Groeschel Sugenheimor & Grooschol WILL SELL FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS FOR CASH ONLY' WVill sell for the next thirty days for catsh only Will soll for the next thirty days for cash only FIFTY CASSIMERE PANTS WORT H $5.00 at $2 00. Fifty Cassimnoro Pants worth $5.00 at $2.00. Fifty Cassimere Paints worth $5.00 . at $2.00. Fifty do. worth $0.00 at $3 00. Fifty do. worth $6.00 at $3 00. Fifty do. worth $6.00 at $3.00. COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. Come and See for Yourself. Come and See for Yourself. Como and See for Yourself. Reospectfully, SUGENIIEIMER & GROE80HIEL. sep 6 DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE, HlJE twenty-first year will open Octo .. br 6th. The President and his family 'will re main in the College. lhates have been reduce d. Tuition and Board, incltuding washing and fuol, for the year, oae hundred atnd sixt y-two dol lars. For furthet liarticulars apl~ to the Pr esident, ,J.LB9. B It, August 15, 1879. au 10--im. GREAT EXCITEM EN'I --AT PA I YIET'IT't 11)1)t'S1 JUST AlRIVED one of the finr.,t as sortmentq of LiEuo.rs in the Bore. Vne larrul of Gibson's Celebrated Old Notrtr, 81O; Three Barrels of line old Itvo Yhis. key: 1st, Old Imperial Cabinet Whiskey, J years old; 2nd, also, the Mabel Belle, < ditto; 3rd. Roanoke tye, the oldest, 18 ditto. Corn Whiskey of the best grades" North Carolina Corn,Sweet anid Sour Mash of the best grades. Also. Wines and Bram, dies of the linest brands, I have also a 'h.c lot of Cigars and Tobacco which I will disjpose of at reasoable prices for ensh only. Give me a call, anl I will treat you right. Philadelplhi i Lager fleer al ways on hand from the c:lebrated firm of Berger and Engeil. You can find me at all times at the Bar undler the Winnsboro liotel, next door to ). R. Flenniken's. Call and soo mie. J. CIlIN1)INING. aug 26 T)URE Rye 11 hiskey, Ale, Porter and L'aoda Water for sale by J. D. McCAlRLEY. SMOKIE the "Key East" Cigar-the finest in town --for sale by J. I). MeCA1t1.EY. T OR Medical USo,try the celebra 1 ted Saratoga Rye Whiskey, at F. W. HABENIOH T S. FOR a c.ol glass of Puro Lager .Beer-superier to all others-call t F. W. HAUENICuT's. THE ELLIOTT COTTON GIN, WITH IMPROVED ROLL. MANUFACTUlRED BY J. M. ELLIOTT, WINNSBORO, S. C. The subscriber has had fifty years experience in the gin business. J. l. ELLIOTT. june 14-3mnos FRESH TURNIP SEED. R ED Top, Flat Dutch, White Globe, - Cow Hlorn, Abearion, Amber Globe, Golden Ball, IRuta Biga, even Top. Also, Flower of Sulphur, Strych nine, MoM1lunn's Elixir of Gpium. I. . Syringes, Gum Camphor, Assarcntida, Chloroform, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Bird Seed. Toilet Soap, &c., just received and for sale by july 12 MeM ASTER & BRICE. ]OR a cool Lemonade or Ice Soda 1 Water, call at F. W. HABENICIT'S, Rear of Market. SPOOL COTTON. ESTABLRIED 1 <1. SOLE AGENT. 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, The distinctive features of thris spon] cotton are that it is made fromr the very huecst JSEA ISLAND COTTON. Itis finishro.l soft as the cotton fronm which it is mrado; it has no waxing or artiticiarl tirnish to deceive thre eyes; it it the strong.est, smroothest anrd rmost elatir sowing thrreaud in the mrarket; for miacint sewing it has no equal; it is wound on The Black is the most perfect JIET BLTACK~ ever produrcod in RIpool cotton, being rived by a system pauttented by ourselves. 'loh et,lors are l, (d by thre NEW~l ANILiNE Pi1toCRS renderij tlhemf 5o pcrrfect arnd brilhanui thast ti sgma:kers everywhrere use then inrsueard of sewing sit ts. A Gold M idal wvas arwarded thris spool enctton e. P'aris, 1 878, for "pa srngthr' andlu ~eneral oexcellhence" be.i ng tire hrigh est awniri giveon four spool eet (en. We invite comparison anld resp0ctfuill ask ladies to give it ai fair triarl and con vineo themselves of its s speriority over all others. To be had at wholesale anid retail of J. 0. BO AG. aug 12-f x6mn gLi2lt est Sel - E,AME IAN. 46-OCH ARI.E8.rT. S H1PMA.N'S DUPLICATING LJET'I'E1 BlOO)3. Simple, Convenient, Neat und Ch6ap.. Every busines man should have one. NO INK ORL PEN REQUIRET, The undersigned is prepared t< fill ordors. Samples can be soon ai any time. EA. ', OUANDLE1, Ageht . jpne 148ntos, 1879. FALL C To the Peoplo of' Fairftold and Adjoinin I TAKE, pleasurte in stating that. I hi ly, having moved into the large and c La<dd 1lros. I am 11nOW prepared to 1lOOTS and SI1;ES, IIATS and CAl and also a fine line of Tobacco and Cip ever been sold in Winnsboro. IInving a varied experience alnd utnlit fo. cash only, I de'y competition. To fitriers buying largely, I will sel New York cost. I don't add tenl per c petitors. My discounts 11'e talt pay Look out for my price list about the goods purchased south of Baltimore. When you visit Winnsboro don't bi STOIRE, and examine lmy stock and bo atug 4 EAEEEA 9hILSON SE W in workmanship is equal tc -s elegantly finished as a :he highest awards at tho sitlons.. IT SEWS ONE-F( machines. Its capacity is. NILSON MACHINES sold the combined sales of all MENDING ATTACHMENTfc WITHOUT PATCHING, give ALES WItSON SE5 WANTED.W' CHICAGO,: F'"'" the best a'f.-dimno smoke, try "The Sum .stler," superior to all others, at F. W. HAnUENIcIIT's, Rear of Town Hall. J U S T ARRIVED Al. the Winnsboro Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Millinery Bazaar a second lot of new, cheap and le-. gant goods. Millinery and Fancy Goods in all the latest styles and novelties of the season. Mrs. Bong, 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 beau tiful line of Silk and Cotton Parasols ; Corsets, Kid Gloves, Ladies' Jabots and Ties or Scarfs ; Dress Goods, Bunntings, Poplins, Silks, Buttons, Fringes, Trimmings -in fact a full stock of such goods as arc usually found in a fir'st-clatss Millinery, Dry Goods and Fancy GJoods Establishment. A b)eautiful line of ladies' and Children's Slippers, Gaiters and Shoes ; also, a nice assortment of Mon's Slhoes. GRtOCEflIES. A ful and fresh stock of Family Groceries: Bacon, Meal, Finor, Corn, Sugars, Coffees, Soap. Starch, Powi~der', Shot, Candios, Cigars, Tobacco, Kerosene Oil. In short, yon can find all you want at J. 0. BOAG'S, and as cheap ats the same goods can be bought any where. Don't forgot to call. Nc trouble to show goods. J. 0. BOAG. SEWING MACHINES. Sixteen new and first-class Sowving Machines to be in store in a day or so. The New and Improved Verti cal Food Davis, XX. P. F. ; also, the New andl Improved American, rang ing in price fr'on $20 upwardls. These Machines are from the factos rics of good, r'esp)Onsi ble companies, and are warranted to be just as represented 3.0O. BOAG, Agent for Fairfield County. may 8 PURE Sweet Mash N. C. Cor 1Whiskey for sale low for cash a F. WV. H-AnENxrour's, Rear of Market PURE WVHITE OIL. --150 DEGR1EIs FIRE TEST. W E recommend the VESI.TA OiL an a safe illuminator. It is as clear and white as water, consequently gives a brilliant light, with very little odor. Try it. The price Is less than ove.J. M. BEATY & CO. INDIA RUBBE~R BELTING. FIVE and six inch three ply BJelting. Lucer'ne Seed, Clever Seed, all at low prices, just received by ang 30 oMATMR & BIOII. W. HADENIOHT'S, Boar of Market Hall. ljOR a good drink--Lemonade, U' Mint Julep, or any other de-. lightful rig,ovre call at naof Tn on,a A STOLE. IIENING 1879 c Counties: e elilarge(1 m1y business ver'y extensiv Ininodioiis store fi>rmerly occupied b )>ler you )IY GOO)S, NOTIONE S, C'OCKIRY and GLASSWAI F ars at tel per cent. less thati they hav i)ited capital, and buying f'roi first hand any goods iin stock at ten per cent. ah>ov mit. for expenses, like sonie of' Iy com l'reight. 1st of October. I CanIll duplicate an; ty before calling at tle AUGUST convinced. J. L. AllMNAUG11, 'roprietor. LUABLE INVENTION, E WORLD RENOWNED NG MACAN 1 a Chronometer Watch, an( First-clRss Piano. It receive, 'ienna and Centennial Expc )URTH FASTER than othe unlimited. There are morc in tho United States thar the others. The WILSON >r doing all kinds of repairing, n FREE with each machine. VING MACHINE CO, LL., U. S. A. on t i ni l'intreiasei1s of Piano:, Or g,is, Musical Ptl llieat ions aiul Smnall Misical n11st rullients who are alive to their owil interests will bit.' froin the great 31 i IiiIT {}171 lI: 10- 11 LUDDEN & BATES' SOVTI EJIW MUSIC H0 USE SAVANNAH, GA. Anid Branch Houses AU(IJIcTA, (IA. |ATLJANTPA, (I. I (10. 4). I lsOiso & Co. i 3 I.. 11raumtitiller & Co, CIIA It.leTON, 8. C. IlA III.O . IC, N. C. C'. L. Mc Clenn31fhn & Co0. Mesi'it hI sil I luotic. ;avannah~1, (in., is t,he (rand Mitsitent 1e of 1 Sulisi?. Allei oth, ande fromi t.his Cenit ral1 Dish .rlbu lIg Ihjpot., with its Chin4 of 11ranichi~ Mitate I oitses, alli undi.er 0310 cma1 lageme1nt, atnd linving ares tIraWn t h 111 3Itlsical sti1)1'li(s of (t el oh . A MAGNIIICENT SUJCESS! --OUR GRAN INTIRODU ICTION SA LE --OF STrAND)ARDI a and Organs T1he onIly sale( of (hie kind evori at:3cessitill.y en(11srr3ie t (it e U. 0). Flye lt hosan , otnn di as rItti Fcoy Itat'efoiCas, 0 Ten of the leading 3n1nnufact1tirers~ of 3h11 U. liuonts in the1 South, 333( l1uthorlz('(1 11s 1.41 p)1ac for3 Inlt.irodltctio 1(11 nd3( Ad1vert isem nit One 'IiThous and3( of (,heir besi, Intrumlent sIi in'w repr33enativt 8(1 ihersaii otscholdIs at F"actor'y whiolesal SEE THIEThPRICES. PIANOS I e- lO nowod Carved $12L PIANOS Th o1t. line ntosewood, Cary-$15l l'IANO~s i(oc. nne rn1ES25. A' C l Case ith I 01 r. $7 so. 8Lool biu1n,ti. i,ORGANE $86 IS St, Snper M irrore r'01 ORGANE All gularanteed81I 35 ustrment,4. Maker's n13m33 01n (3a1h. Fiteen03 hnys'''il If wanihted,, we a131 1.3he fre.ight If 330 53.0. A trial1 costs nlothing I iinstrtant dot,sit,(03')1I. Don't, hICdtto to or er MASON AND HIAMLIN ORGANS MASON & IIMALI] (Church and1 Parlo Or'gans. Not, L.owve liest land Cheapest. 3 St ops, only $80. 1 * tops), n$05, EOI 11it * lirror Top, onily $l0C Pelouhet & P01tol rgns 6 8Lops, ol bell ch1imes, only $101 Senid for Intronulion1 Salo circular givin priceo ti n 11fl in1formaltion. The magniflcont Chickering, ITallet & Davit Weober, 7.iaulshek Southern Oom, Dixie an Favorite Pianos. -~anson & IinlIn, Pelottbt Polton and Storfing Organs all included ini thi stile. A olean sweep). NO reservo. All new In sirtmInts oIf latest style. Fresh from Factory Lairgesit selection of stand ira iDBstrumfents oveI offered by any JIousto. IMPORTANr . Piao* or0 an. Orln wi deier reight paid to an; IzLdplLfl!OSNLi & ATES aptlntrequirod ;wow wil start yotr Meil womet, boys andl( gidls mako m%nne ter a Wrl orusthan aLt L 1.0~o. TIl worn fis pj aa ,iy a n oea *.04 \v 11 dO4M 'thi to ithstO and efOnh flB 1V13t TilE FR' IEND OF AlL x IIOLLOWAY'S PILLS!! "I had no appetite; Ilolloway's I'i ve me a hearty one." "Your Pills are marvelous." "I sond for another box, and knep the in the homure." "Dr. Holloway has cured my headai that*was chronic. '1 gtve one of your Pills to my bal for cholera mnorbus. ThIe dear litt thing got well in a day." ".iv, nausea of a mornirig is no . cured." "Your box of Holloway's Ointmer cured me of. noises in the head. ' rubbed some of your Ointment bohin.r the ears and the noise has left." "Send ine two boxes; I want one for a poor faInily." "I enclose a dollar; your price is 25 cents, -hut the nedicine to me is worth a .tollar.". "Send me five boxes of your Pills." "Let me have three boxes of your Pills by return mail, for chills and fever." I have over 200 such testimonials as these, but want of spaco compels me to conclude. Foa CUTANEOUS DISOItDERs, And all eruptions of the skin, this Olnt ment is most invaluable. It does not heal externally alone, but penetrates wit it the most searching effects to the very rcot of evil. 11OLLO)WAY'S OINTMMENT. Possessed of this remedy, every man may be own doctor. It may be rubbed into the system, so as to reach any in ternal complaint; by these means, cures sores or ulcers in the throat stomach, liver, spine or other parts. It is an in fallible remedy for bad legs, bad breasts, contracted or stiltjoints, gout, rheuma tisin, and all skin diseases. IMl'ORTANT CAUTION.-None aro genuine un lcss the signatutre of J. IIAveooK, as agent for the Unit'lt States sulrroun,Is each box of Pills iid t,mntnent. Boxes at, 2ccentf, 82 cents, and ti Cavil. ly" There is consiterable rsavinir by taking the large, sizes. IIOLLOWAY & CO., feb 15-ly New York. FRESH GOODS! JUST RECEIVED. -CONSISTING IN PART OF 24 bbls. Molasses-all grades, 100 lbs. Choico Buckwheat Flour, 10 boxes Cream Cheese, 2 boxes best Italian Maccaroni, 12 bbls. Sugar, all grades, 14 sacks of Coffee-10 Rio, 4 best Java, 30 bbls. Choice Family Flour.' BAGGING AND TIES. LARD in bbls., cans and buckets. Bacon, Best Sugar Cured Hams. Choico Red Rust Proof Oats, Seed Rye and Barley. Nails, Trace Chains, Horso and Mule Shoes, Axle Grease, White Wine and Cider Vinegar, Smoking Tobacco Durham's best, Chewing To bacco. Raisine, Currants and Citron. ALSO, Fresh Canned Salmon, Peaches and Tolnatoes, Mixed Pickles, Chow Chow and Popper Sauce. ALSO, A fine lot of BOOTS AND SHOES. AH of wvhi'h will be sold chleap for Cash. nov 9 D. R FLENNIKEN. dRSS t*OODS! 'DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS I WE wonld respectfully invite an VT inspection of our Stock of Dress Goods by the ladies of Winnas bor'o and vicinity. Our stock con sists of Iron,-rame Grenadinoes, All Wool Buntings, taco Blunting, Dontollcs, Beige, Linen Lawn, Pacific Latwn, Corded Jaconets, Corded Piques, Suitings, &c., &c. A BElAUTPfiFUL ASSOkTMENT of Brown Linen Dress Goods, with Laces for riming. Our Stock in all other lines is full and complete. A now'lot of White and Color-ed Trimmings just opened. Second lot of Cassimeres from Charlottes yileo mills opened a fewv days sinco. A lot of Fans, Parasols and Mosqui-e to Netting just in. McMASTER & BRICE. N. B.-Automatic Fly Fans for sale here. S june 7 SMIH'SWORM OIL pase8 er Fr