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TOWN AND COUNTY. THURSDAY, October 9. : : : 1879. Tj;lnms ovTillNiEws AND HERA.un -Tri-weekly edition, flur dollai per an tn, it advtiance; weekly edition, two dollars anld fifty cents peru(nnlul(m, it advance. Liberil discount to clubs of five and lipwIrds. RXrEs op An I.:irrisItm.-Ote dollar per inch for the first, iisertion, v.1id ti't y cents.pjin'chiue for eaIch subsib .seint insertion.' Thean rates atpply to Ill md vertlisonIIt's, or' whatverna1 re, anld are payable strictly in advaice. (!on tracts for three, six or twelve itmonthus made oil very liberal terms. Tran sielt local notices, (Ifteen celts per lIe for the fIrst insCrtoil and sevei and onie-hatlf cents per li ne for ean cl subsequent inlsertion. Obituaies an tributes of' respect, charged ats adver tiseiments. Simple aimiontiicemitenits of marII-11ges aind death1;Is published free or charge, an11d solicited. All communications, of whatsoever iature, Should he addressed to the Winnsboro Publishing Company, Winnsboro, S. C. -RAILROnADo aSninCi)L E.-The follow Ing is the present. schedule of arrivals on the C. C. & A. Ifailroad, upon the basis of Washiuitron time, which is sixteet nmiutes 'aster 1tan Winusboro time: DAY PASSRNGEIR-GOING NoiriI. Columiibia, 10.18, a. In.; Bly thewood, 11.38; IRidgeway, 11.57 ; Simpson's, 12.12, p. m.; Winnsboro, 12.28; Ad ger's, 12.42; Whitc Oak, 12.50; Wood ward's, 1.02; Blackstock, 1.08; CIes ter, 1.38; Charlotte, 4, p. i. s NIGHlT PASSENXiEit-GOINGl SOUT1H. Chester, 2.41, a. i. ; Cormall's, 3.05; Blackstock, 3. W) ; Woodward's, 1.22; White Oak, :.35; Adg.er's 3.14; Winnsboro, 3.57,; Simpson's, 4.13; RidgewayIN 4.:30; Blythiewood. 4.-18; Columbi., 5.37 ; Angusht, 9.15, at. In. --These trinlis stop only it, tht foi lowing stationst bet ween Chuarlotte and Colitulmia: Fort Mills. Rock I fill, Clhes ler, Wl~inisl.boro, ihidgevaty, Blytle wAvood. Other stittions ire recognl/ized a1s ''flag staItions," FiIF,1G11T TrilAlN--OIN(; NOltTII. Columbia, .5.30, it. Il.; Blvthlewood,. (.45; lRidgeway, 7.20; Wiisboro, 8.30; Woodwtard's, 9.50; Cornwall's 10.25; Chester, 11.05; Charlotte, 3.45, . Im. ruloirrT 'TRAIN--GOIN( SOUTIr. Chiester, 9.05, a. mi.; Cornw-all's, 10.25; llitckstock. 10.45 ; Woodtward's, 11 ; WVinnI Is bo ro, 12. 15, p). m1. ; I? id.,ge -waly, 1.30; lIlythewvood, 2.1.5; Colum bill, 3.T). --These itreightins have a coach attiached and run (Iaily, Sundays ex cepted. New Advernlsements.. Bank 1leport-T. K.Elliott, Cashier. Clerk's Sales- W. IL. Kerr, C. C. C. P. F. C. Executor's Sale-F. N. Godbold, Qualified Executor. For Ret-). It. Flenn iken. Mr. George H. Memaster, of Winns boro, was chosen cltairmin of tile State Board of Equalization at- is re centt session in Columbia. We regret to atnnounce the death of the i nfant sont of Mr. and1( Mrs. Henry A. Gaillard, which took placc early last Tucsday miorni tng. The little fellowv w~as taken suddenly ill only a A ~day or two before his dleatht, and nieyc rallicd. Thte remains were interred int the Episcopal emetery on Tuesday afternooii. Tile afilicd parencits hiave the symnpathty of mianty frienid.. ST-rm Bosm> 0o EQUAuzATION. | Thle Coliunbia Reyh1iter publishes in *full the proceedinigs of the re(cenit, ses5 sion of the State Board of' Equaliza tioit. No chnige was madnoe in aniy of' tihe assessments upon01 real estatte in cities, towns andl villages. Tbc fol lowing is a synopsis ot' the iction of the Board as to real estate not iln cities,- townis antd v'illages: (Charleston........No chanige. Orangeburg... No chantge. Aiken ............No chiange. BJarnwell .........No change. Bleaufort..........No change. Colleton ..........No chanuge. Hlamtpton .........No chainge. Clatrendon.........No Chanlge. Georgetown..10 per cent. off lands. Sumter.........10 per cent. off' lands. Williamnsburg ...Raised 10 per cent oit lands. Chesterfield... No change. Darlington........No change. orray ............No change. Marlboro .. .. .. ...No change. Marion ...........No changc. Edgoeield..i . See below. , Lexintgton . . No change. Kershaw.........No change. Rlichland.........No change. Chtester.......10 p~er cent. off lands. Fairfild......10 1)or cent. off lands. Lancaster.......1)01e cent. off' lands. York.........10 per cent. off' lanids. Abbeville........No change. Anderson........No change. Greenvilloe........No change. Ocone.......... No change. ickens..i........No change. Lautrons ..... ....No change. New berry .. .Land increased 10 per' cent. Spatrtanburg. ... Land increased 10 per Union........4 per ccent. off' lands and improvementts. The committee to whom was re ferred the petition of certain nmembers of the Board of Elqualzation of Edge field county rocomtmended that thte prayer of the petitioners be not grant ed, but that instead thereof the Board authorize and direct that all lantds re tturned as meadow or pasture lands In said county shall be plIaced uipon an equtality by r'educintg the assessment of said claiss of laitds fit the township not mentioned in said p~etitionl to $1.60 per acre., A MIBBIOdA RY MK ETINO. Some Account "of a Pleasant Sunday at IIoreob Ohurch--Zoal in the Caseo or Mi, slons. [EUPORTED Ton THE NEw5 AWD HEpRAL.D.) As, by reason pf mIstake in tlme, we did not reach that~ Woman's Mis slonary Soclety at Monitlcello, which t a certain young ni'iend of ours was it vited to address, aiid my hunible self havliig an Invitation to gIve the anni. versary adtdregsetoreo'the Union BIbI .:W oc)14y Hl~oann the first Sabbat inl October, t went out there oin that day to perlorii Said duty. I was invited by Mr. Bookmaini, onie of the Committee o'ilivitatioll, who Said lie wias after some "black coat," a:tial as lie tailed elsowhiere he hailed mne. I thought lit Once, of the elaborato and ibtishted addresses of Messrs. J. G. McCandts nd 11. N. Obear before Itho Coun'ity Bible SovietyN, anidhe'sitated, its well I migit, but, filially Conselted, vith thle proviso that Alr. Booknuu111 Should praise tile address aiy way whiel (dilty he performled Onl S1m1a, though 1 think it cost. him quite lit of' Vhrt, andit I released him11 fromt fuirther obligationl. As per llaragemenl, we sttedt at84 o'clock sharp, mnd turned oil' below 1aj. Wood wal ('S, aal (ravelled a Iloe Iva) oyer his plantatiolt and by others, along' on1e of till ple)asalltest drives.0 I have found ill Fairfield. Arrlving at. Our 'plae of dlstilatioll, we f1ound ia large Presbyteriai church situated inl a delightulri grove. The preacher, the v. Ar. Sliitl, was lillig 'his ap poinitmlenit at Vidgeway. Ito was spoken of as a you01ll inan of much p'romise; and he Certalily mu11st be, to receive at call from tile church where hie wvas brought upt, inunediately Onl his gradutiGoni froml thle Seminary. We found at the church a very pleas int coimgr'egation, received ia coudial wvelcomle, and mlet Iiany friendsA of the Candidaling tilles of' last fall-amolncr others, NIr. John, W. RoinSo), who relfrred to tile illemolrablo .13,311r Creek expedition (wlieh yot will remielmiber) and hoped fir better sticcess this time. The president of the lleetill as Captain M(cKisllsr , and Mr. N. C. Robertson wvas Chairman Ofra commliit tee; and I ma1de lp) my mind 'int it doe.;; take these portly men to do i) things in a dignilied mann'er. Contribuitiolls were Called for froil the diflerent churches, and I wish som1e of these croakers about resulmplioll riinillg the business of' thel. conit-v. conihl have seen tile -ihvei dollars that: vei'Vered thie table. Sullive' it to say ltat tihe. aillouillt rlised wats over soxt% dollars, which wvas donlated to Ohe American Rlible Society, tirty d1,1llar o'the amiIouit being aiwo"ated o mtake your correspondent. a litle mem ber1 of, t hat. Socie y. After ihe exercises we w'ert to .N' Joel Ashib-d'N and plrtook of one of thomste good d1inners t03hat 111ome ;o kiow how to get up1), al reili.-ed ioeill) ill time For' the diles of' 1Ci eve nie1.' . * * * FOR RENT,'W '1HE "Copes House," lot an 1 gar don. Possession given November 1.st. Fino well of water. house and servants' room:; in good co nlition Apply to oct 9-tbx1 D R. FLENN IKEN. RIEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TilE WINNSBORO NATIONAL BANK, - -AT W~TINNSB3ORO, in the State of South VYCarolina, at the close of business, October 2nd, 1879J. IIESOURtCES. Loantfs andl discounts, $66,510 14 Ov~erd rafts, 1,716 04 U. S. Hlonds to secure circulation, 75,000 03 Duo froml approved reser'vo agents, 9,ii't5 11 D)ue fr'om other Nat ionail Bankse, 8,0-t 52 Reail estate, furnitunro and fix t ures, 1,4153 45 Curent ex penses anfd taxes paid, 1,123 17 Bills of other Banks, 595 01) Fractio ,al Currency (including nillls), 45 25 Sp~ecie (including gold Treasu r'y cortiitles), 3,106 15 Legal tend er notes, 7,936 u,0 JRedenmption fund with U. S. . Treasurer (5% of circulation), 2,902 05 Total, $177,976 88 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in, $75,000 00 Surplus fiund 1,200 001 U~ntivided profits, 2,080 20 Nautional Bank notes outstand ing, .67,000 00 Dividends upaid 263 00 111(dividual dep)osita sulbjc~t to check, 21,364 85 Duio to ether National Banks, 1,1168 83 Bills payable, 10,000 (0 Total, $177,976 88 STATE OF SOUrn CAROINA, Oounty of Fairfield, as: I, T. K. ELLIOTT, Casieirof the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of may knowledge and belief. T. K ELLIOTT, Cashier, Subscribed and sworn to before me thlis '.th day of October, 1879. WuM.-N. CHANDLER, Notary Public, CORRlECT - Attest: W. RI. RIOBER TSON,) A. S. DOUULASS, ~'Directors, JAS. A. BIRICE.3 Oct 9-11 CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRIFIELD. A Sydney Smith Smith, Plaintiff, vs. Tr'ezvan Oglesby, Defecndant. T N pursuance of anI or'der ofthe Court I of Common Pleas, made Iln tihe above stated case, I wihl offer for sale, 'before the courtL-hous (door iln WViinus bor'o, Onl thle firist Moniday In November neOxt, withlin the legal hours of sale, at public Outcry, to theo highest bidder, the following-described prioperty, to wit: All thlat tract or parcel ofland, lying, being and situate in the county of Fairild and State aforesaid, conitain ing~ TWVO HUNDnIED AND SIXTY-IFIVE ACRES, more or less, an Id bounded by landcs formler'ly bololnging to William J. Clowney 1ands1 f'ormnetry belngig to tile Estate of' Wilamn S. Lvles, deC cased, and~ lands of Johnt W. Lyles anid others. TERMS OF SA LE: One-third of the purchase mon~ey to be paid In cashl; for the balance a cred~tit of one and two years from the day of sale, with Interest from said day, thle purchaser to give his bond, secured by a mortgage of the premises sold, and to ay for all necessary papers.C. C. C. P. F. C. Clerk's Office, Wlnnsboro, 8. C., Oct. 9. 1879. STATi'r OF SOUTI CAiMOIIN Co U NTY 0 P FA I It P1 ELID. Tho Winnsboro National lank, of Winin boro. Soulth Carolinn, Plaintil, V Jaics Douglass, Defendant. TN pursuanco of tin order of the Cou .. of Comnon Pleas, mado in the Abo stated caso, I will offer for sale, before ti ooirt-honso door iii Wiinsboro, on ti first \ilondity in Noveibur next, witihi the legal i ours of sale, at pub!ic outer, to theuhighest bidder, Itho following d Scribed property, to wit: All that piecte, parce or iact of lai4 lying," being mill Situtate inl the colinity ( I Fairtichd and Stat iforeroid, cotiiiiniit Two i U N ii)ltis, A N 'TwaENT Y AND TWO -Tl.NTlrr AC'RtES, Dilore or lesus, bolillided by lanlds ir IT. W. Frwiii, Iobert Si tionlttol, Jailtes A Brice, \\iss Mtary Brico and the traclk of LI Charlotte, Colunbia avid A4 ttusta Rlai roal 2ontpanly, and l Iviing Hich shap mlarks, buttsatuid boit ndariies ai .trO repir( S-ntiii inl two plats of surve4y malde b John Vinson, ne(ll( of date the'28th daty VF, bruaiy, 187-1, and the other of ditto th 8th day o' July, 147.1; excepting thor< fromt eighty- nine anil onie-half acres, col1 Voyed by I tid JaiitiCs J)olagliss to T, ( Patrick i the 201 day of Januitary. 1871 bouided on (he north by lands of Jnat A. Brice aitil E. A. Dickey. on the ea by litils of '1'. 0 Pitrick and I. Jt. 8; motfon, on the sotith by the Whito On Slriig Dranch, and(t on the West by land of Jaitnes A. Brioe---upon which saia*d lan, the liun of said iuortgago has been V< leased. T'ERJMS OF SALE: One-thirdi of the purchase money to b paid inl cash; for the baliance ia credit c 01111 I ()wo years from tile day of salt witi iliterest from tihe dty of litle, tIb purcha~er to give his bonth, secured b at titortgaige of tlt- premiies, and to pay 1o a lf neessary papers. W. H. KIR, Cleek's 0111ce C. C. C. 1). F. C. Winnsboro, %,. b., Oct. 1, 187J, oct 9- td CLE RK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA CU'NTY OF FAIiFI EL). Witte Brosm. % m. D. WV. Tidwell and Others N puruiance of an order of the Comr . ft Common I'leas. ile inl the tbovi stated case, I % ill .dl'.'r for sale, befor, tile court-lionse door inl Wiinlsboro, oi the Ii rt Moinidy in Noventber next, with in the legal hoirs of sale, at pui ic ou. cry, to tle higlies. bidder, the following deseribe.l pin' erty, to wit; Ali that piece, parcel or tract of land IrVinag. lirtig atitd sititate on Thorn Trei Creek, inl the ot:.:fy of Fairfield ant S'ate of Sot. h1 Carolina afore-ta d, contain oug ]T :i icNI)i> AND FoRTY-TRIE. AcabS, llore r It, at11 lonided I lands of' I itl-n Alot1.''. D. . aitn Boyd Mrs. E. Harrison aft liarry Ldmunds, TERMS OF SA LE : One third (if the pirehaseo money to b lid in casl; for tit bahIiice a credit 0 one and tw., ye ars frotm the day of' sale with ii tert-st frot sitd <iay, Cie purchas er to give his bonid, secured 1)y a mort gage of' the premises sold, and to pay fo till niecessnry' papers. W. 11. KERR, ('lerk's Ofioe, C. G. 0. P. V. C. Winnsboro, 8. C., Oct. 9, 187). Oct U-td1 CLERf K'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA CoUNTY F011 FAltFIELD. Georgo W. %%ittto, Plainatfif, vs. A. E Bitch, Defendant. '.N pursuiance of' an order of' the1 Court c (Commton Pleas. made in the abov statedi case, I will offer for salo, bjefor thec court-house door' ini Winnsboro, o3 the tirst Monday in November next, with: in the legal hours of salo, ait public out cry, to the highest bidder, the followimg tdescribetd prop~erty', to wit: All that certain planltltiont or tract c land1(, known as theo Stoibrand P'lae, situ ate, lying and being in the county of Fait field, in tile State of South Care1hna, cor1 taininug Firo~n HU NDRED) AND SnvENTY-FoUl AcRtEs, mlor~o or less, and( bounded by liand of Jameus B. McCants, Daniel Fen'(y an othlers. TERIMS OF'sALE: One-third of tile p)ur'chase money to l> paid in cash; for fte bal anco a creditr one andit two years frolm the day of sal with inlterest frm said day,3' the purchast to give his bond, securodcc by a mnortgag of theo premises sold, and to pay for a n~cesar'y papers. WV. II. KERR, Clerk's Office, C .OP .O Winnsbor'o, S. 0., Oct. 9, 1879. oct 9-td. CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY 01F FAIIFIELD. W. . Kerr, as Clerk, Plaintiff, vs' Silfas W. Ruff, Sheriff', andt A. M Ladd, Defentdanits. I N pursuanlltice ofann order of the Coun of' Common Pleas, matde in th: above stattedi case, I will offer for sak before the court--house door inl *Wimu boro, oii the first Monday in Novemr ber next, wvithin the legal hours c sale, at pubhlic outcry, to the highca bidder, the following-descr'ibed pro01 erty, to wit: All that tract of land, sittuate in thi counity of Fairfield, in the State c South Carolina, containing' F~OUR HiU 1)1(1n AcnES, more or less, and repr< sented1 by thle letter"C'' on.a plat c rcsur'vey of the Bielton Place made b B. UI. Robertson, D). S., on tho fift day of October, 1869, and on fille in th oflce of' the Clerk of the Court c Common Pleas for Fairlield cou nty sold1 uder the dec in the caus styled G. B. Latmar and wvife and otlh era against executors of N. A. Peay deceased, and conveyed to John II Cathcart by Samuel B. Clowncy Clerk of' the Court of Common Ploa for the county of Fairfld, bear'in date the first (lay of November, 186t TERlMS OF SALE: One-half of the pturchase moricy I be paid In cash, for the balanco acredi of one year f'romn the day of' sale, wit 'interest f'rm the (lay of sale, th purlchaset o give his bond, secureId b a morage otf te premises sold, ant to paylor all necessary pper's. W. 1.KIERR, Clerk's Office, C. C. C. P. F. C. Wilnnsboro, d. C., Oct. 9, 1879. oct 9-td ~EXECUTORI'S SALE. F. M. God lold, ExedAtor, against N. 'E Vanoe and Otheors. p URSUANT to an order rendered b the ('ourt of Coammon Vieoas, at PelI riuary tormi, 1879, I will 5011 at public au( tion, at WVInnsboro, on saloday in Novem qeornext, within the legal hours of sale, al that tract of land belonging to the Estat of John Vance, known as the Moody Hi1l tract, signtated1 in Fairfield county, con. taining TO wo UNDnED . AND EIGHTY-lou, /.ojoEs, more O1' less, bounded by lands c E. P. Lupo, R.-YX. Yarboroughi and othors Terms oif sale---ASH .urhasor to pa; for, prs.F. . ODBOLD *Qua1ed Ixecoutor of tle will of J~oht C LER(.% S1 1,A1L . STATE OF SOUT1l CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. - Thomas K. Elliott, as Assiginee of Ladd 4. Bros, Plaintiff, vs. Ollivor Sloan, De fendant. TN puirsuanco of an order of the Court S of Conimtion Pleas, uiado ill th above to stated case, I will offer for sale. before the to Court. lliso door in WVizinsboro, on t I 1 first Moniuday in Noveiber noxt., within the lega! hours of sale. at publio outcry, to the highest bidder, the followin'g des, ibod I)oporty, to wit: All that plantation or tract of land, col >I laining oNE nIUNDIE) AND NINETY-FoUat AoIIaS, and bounded by lands of Elizabetl " 4 Fowell, Jaines P. Maclie, Estate of Elisha Il Igsdalo and Others, and situato in the - said county of Fairfield. 0 j VITl.Ms OF SA LIX One-third of the purchaso money to ho paid inl ea'h, and for the balaneo a credit of ono and two years froi the day of sale, with amal intorost from the day of sale. o thle purchaser to give liis bond, secured by a tmortgago of the premises, and to pay for all necesary papers. NW. if. KEI1, Clork's Ofiice, C. C. C. V. F. C. I Winnsboro, S. G, t Oct. 9, 1879. Oct 9-td k - TOWN ORDINANCE. T1lIE following sectionl of' an Ordi Siantice passed on the Ist of Mtrich, 1878, is published by order of Connell : SEION VI. Be it f'urther ordatilled, That a111Ny person or persons Who shall run, ri& or drive any irse or horses at a rapid rate through any of tho streets, or shall ride or drive upon any rof' the side 'walks of' said streets, ('r shall hitch anov lhorse or mule to a1N. fence or post uit such a way as to oli struct- said side walks, shill be flued from one dollatr to twenty dollars in each ciase, according to the discretion of the Intendant. The Police have orders to arrest all violators of this Ordinamce. E. 8. CHANDLnat, oct 1 Clerk of Council. GOOD GOODS) CHEAP GOODS. E respectfolly call the attention of the public to our now lot of Goods, and request an inspection of theu beforo purchasing. Our goods have been carefully selected, I ought at bottom prices, and will be sold as low as they can be bought from anybody anywhere. We would call the attention of the ladies to our line of Cloaks, Dross goods, 3 Fancy Goods, Hosiery, etc. A very prCt ty assortment of Ties and other Neck Goods. Laces, Edgings, Frillings, etc. in GREAT VARIETY. Our Gents' Goods dopartment is com pleto in every thing. In heavy goods, such as Jeans, Kersoye, Flannels, lomespuns, Blankets, &c., we are full up, at the lowest prices. SIIOEIS SHOES!! SHOES!!! Come and examine our .Shoes beforo buying. Call and seo our stock, and we will convince you that we sell goods as cheap as any body,: f' . A We are agents for 3. & P. Coats' o Spool Cotton, and Belding Bros. & Co.'s o Spool Silk-New York Prices. - o MoMMASTER, BRICE & CO. 18'79. FALL 1879. a WINTER GOODS. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD ! oWE havo just received a large II and well assorted stock of Dry Goods of all kinds, Notions, Ho-. siery, Fancy Goods, etc., Cassi moes, Jeans, Kcrseys, Tweeds and Satincts. Boots and Shoes of all kinds and at bottom pricos. SPECIAL ATTENTION ! We ask an inspection of our eo, gant assortment of Clothing. You you will be repaid for the trouble. LSHAWLS I SHAWVLS!!I Our stock of Shawls is complete in .every respect. fhATS! HATS!! HATS! !! -from 25 cents to $5.00. Flannels, White and Colored. Weo e can't begin to enlumxerato all. Call ~and be convinced. You will save money ,by giving us a call before ~purchasing. sep. F. McMASTER & CO. NEW GOODS e ARRIVING EVERY DAY. h . M. BEATY has just returned 0 from New York, and we are now re ceiving a stock of Dry Goods and Notions, Clothing and Hats, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, &o., which was carefully selected, and bought at the -LOWEST CASH .PRICES. SWe ask, not only our customers, but r the whole community, to call and Y examine our goods. J. M. MIATY & C0. sent da NEW GOODS! 'IIHE undersigned would call espooial . attoition to their nowly-roceivod "tock of FALL AND WINTRi GOODS. '110so gOOdsH ha11vC' beel seoted with special referenen (t t.he wants of this market, and will be sold at LOWEST LIVING PRICES. Tho stock conis1ts of too many articles to be enumerated in mnadvertisement, An exatnintmiou can alone satisfy purchasers. A oall from purchasers is respectfully solicited. SATISUF"ACTION GUARANTEED. P. LANDECKER & BRO., Cot rress street, one door south of Morris' Hotel, Winnsboro, S. C. sept 30-xttf M. L. KINARD, OPPOSITE the W I EELER HOUSE, COLUMBIA, S. C., HAS received tho largest stbck of Clotaing that has over boon in Columbia, and is selling at LOW PRICES Elegant Cheviot and English Cassimero Suits mado in tho latest styles. Also, a line line of Soft find Stiff Hats, and a well 4elected line of Over Coats, of Fur Beav ers, Ulsters. Kerseys, at,d Meltons. Call and Examine my stock before pur 3hasing elsewhere. MR. JAMES R. KENNEDY is with the abovo establishment, and would be pleased to so his friends when in the city. M. L. KINARD, oct 4-3m Columbia, S. C. A FRESH SUPPLY OF GROCER I ES JUST RECEIVED, With new additions arriving daily, Choio New Orleans Molasses, fino Syrips' Sugars of all grades, Rio and Java (offeo. green or roasted. Choice Family Flour. Also, agent for the best Flour in the mar ket-ied mont "Patent Flou r"--it has no equal. Creami Cheso and Macaroni, Crackers and Cakes of all kinds, Soap, Soda and Starch, Well Bluckets, Water lBuckets9, Brooms, Woll Rope and Cotton Ropo, Bacon, Bagging and Ties, Lard in Barrels, Cans and Buckets, best Sugar' Cured Hlams, lRed Rust-Proof Oats. Seed Rye and Barley, Nails, Axes, Horse and Mule Shoes, Axle Grease, White Wine and Cider Vinegar, Smoking and Chewing T1o bucco, Raisins, Currants and Citron, -ALSO Canned Goods of all kinds--Salmon, Sardines, Tomatoes. Peachos, Pine Apple, Mixed Pickles, Chow-Chow, Poppor Sauce and Mustard. -ALSO A fine seetion of Boots and Shoes CHEAP FOR CASHI. CA LL AND) BE CONVINCED. B. R. FLENNIKEN. oet 4 FISI[ AND OYSTE~RS. TO THLE CITIZENS OF WINNS BORO AND FAIRFIELD: I WOULD respect fully announce to the public thot I have made ampnlle ar' rangements with the best Houses af Norfolk, Sufi'olk and Charleston, to supply me with FRIESHI SALT WA TER FISH! and the very best BAY OYSTERS for thits season, I will keep thoem in store FRESHI ON ICE every day, so that my eustomers cani supply thorm solves at any time. All my Oysters and Fish are guar anlteed to be fresh and of the VERY BEST QUA LITY. Very rospetfully, F. W. HIABENICH-T, Washlngton street, Roar of Town Hail. sept30-Imn SMITH'S WORM 011L AflnhNB, GA. December 8, 187. Ah6 r 1 e m oone dose o lared worms At to m me v~ d a m I :t . e u e pansd she WORM OL tr *bo Prepared . Dr. E. (OAMu a TO THE PUBLIC. 1H'E undersigned desire to inforin their f-lenda and the publie that they have at coiplete stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, etc,., and respectfully invite an oxanilnation of the same, before purchasing, as they "buy no Goods for oash," have not an "unlimited capital," do not sell "at and below cost," got no "discounts" In buying, by which freights, Insurance, clerk lire, rents, etc. are pald; but hope, by adhering to the old adage, "QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS," and by giving close attention to the wants- of their patrons, to be able to avoid an "assignment," and make both ends meet. F. ELDER A 00. THE CELEBRATED "JUNO" CORSET FOR SALE. oct 4 STARTIJN ANNOUNCEMENT. WE TAKE this opportunity of informing our customers that 39r Groosehel is now in the Northern markets purchasing a LARGE and CHOICE stock of fall and winter goods. While others may attempt to HUMBUG the public by a great show and parade, WE CONFINE OURSELVES TO SOLID FACTS, and we pro pose to give our patrons the benofit of all bargains that we ourselves get. WE DO NOT SELL ONE ARTICLE BELOW COST AND MAKE AN EXTRA PROFIT ON ANOTHER. We charge a reasonable profit on all our goods, and guarantee FAIR DEALING TO ALL who may favor us with their custom. Our regular advertisement with price..list will appear soon, and buyers will save money by studying it. Mr. A. W. Brown is still wiith us, and promises great bargains to all.'his friends. SUGENHEIMER & GROESCHEL. Sept I t THE AUGUSTA STORE. PLAIN FACTS. AVING knocked the bottom out of the old credit and high price system last fall, I now take pleasure in stating to the people of Fairfield and adj3oining counties that I am now prepared to offer goods at MATCHLESS PRICES, which my price-list will show. Ido not buy goods on long time from long-winded high-priced houses, like some of my competitors, there fore can soll at LiVE and LET LIVE PRICES. Compare my prico-list and judge for yourself. Good Calicos 6*c. - Canton Flannel 9J0. Best Calicos 6@ 7c. Dross Goods 8, 9, 11, 14 @ 18c. Piedmont Shirting 5 c. Elegant Goods 20 @ 221 Piedmont I Shirting 6 c. A big drive in Ladies' Felt Hats at Piedniont 44 Shirting 7 c. 40c. Trimmed Hats 25,40 @ 75e. and Drilling 8J @ 9c. something nice at 85c. @ $100. tood I Quilt Lining 41c. Shoes ! Shoes ! ! Shoes I I I from 20c. Checked Homespuns 8 c. to something in Ladies' Philadelphia Good Kentucky Jeans 10 @ 15c. make at $2.00 @ $2.50. Beat Kentucky Jeans 25 @ 83c. le' I will use pennies from this time forward, as I have a great many articles at one, two and three cents that you have to pay five cents for everywhere. JOHN L. MIMNAUGH, oct 7 THE LEADER OF LOW PRICES. THE ELEPHANT HAS COME, -WITH A FRESH STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GODDS, -AT THE WINNSBORO DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, AND 9I1INERY BAZAAR. We take pleasure in announeing to our friends and the publio'g , that we are now opening the finest and most com to assWtien i and Winter Goods, including Fany and Staple Dry Ioods, tbq 4 styles of Milllieri, Ladies' Dress Goods,. Fanoy as and a s. --DEALERS IN GROCERIES. CONFEOTIONERIES, SHOES, :HAT8 10T iG CROOKERY, TIN and WOODENWARE# LUDtma which will be off od at very Iow prI48; in W0 asv ILtaso seen b for. Wh weU..knHal.