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TOWN AND COUNTY. TUESDAY, October 14, : a 1870. TEIMS oF TPill Nuws A)1ND III.,t>. --Tri-weekly edition, four dollars per (121nnu1, 1in 'advaneC; weekly edition, two dollars aid fifty Cents pe)r(I n1um, in advance. Liberal discount to clubs of five and upwiards. R A'ras oF Av ERIsiN o.-On0 llar per inch for the first ilsertionl, 11,1(d iftly cents per Inch for each sibscq lent inset ilon. These rates apply to a il ad Vertisemits, of 'whatever nal ce, ad are p ayible striotly inl adviaice. Con f rais for. three, six or welve illonthis rIunde on very liberal te ius. T'lrim sienti local nlotices, fifteen cenis per line for thle fist insertion anod seven an1d one-hall'1 cents per linle For eachl subsequent.isrtion. Obituaries and tribtes of' respect. chargIed as adver Cisements. Simple unnouncements or Iar11ria"'es 11ad (leath published mr o charge and-olicited. Al llcotlliltiols, of whatsoever 1lflintur, shonld he addressed to the Winnsboro Publishing CompanyN Winnsboro, S. C. RAIl.toa) SolEiri.Es,-The follow ing is the preseit. sceltdtile of arrivals oil the C. C. & A. tailroad, up1)on1 tho basis of Washigtoll time, which is t4leeLl iilites faistser I h ll niiisboro timle: I AY PASSENIlan--(aO1NTI NOII. Coluinmbia, 10.18, a. i.: Blythowood, 1,38; Ridgeway, 11.57; Simpson's, 12.12, p). i.; Winnsboro, 12.28; Ad ger's, 12.42; Wihite Oak, 12.60; Wood ward's, 1.02; 11lackstock, 1.08; Clies ter, 1.38; Charlotte, 4, p). mn. NIHIlT PA."ENGiEl-GOING SOUTHI. Chester, 2.41, i. m.; Corn wal l's, 105; Utlackstock, 3.16; Woodward's, 3.22; White Oak, 3.35; A dger's 3.-14; Wiumsboro, 3.57; Simpson's, 4.13; .cltieway, .1.30; Illythewood, 4.18; Columbia, 5.2)7; August a, 9.-45, a. Im. -Thelse traiiis stop only at thie toi lowing stationls hetwoo Chilolt and Columblia: Fort M ills, Hook Hill. (,htes 1 m.', Winnsboro1~1., Rlidgewvay, lythie.. wood. Olier staltiois are recogiized as 'fag stotions." FitEI;IlT TniA IN-G;oING NOIITIT. Colimiaila, 5.30, a. In.; lIly thewood, (.45; IHidgeway, 7.20; Winnsboro, 8.30; Woodward's, 9.50; Cornwall's 10.25: I-iester, 11.05; Charlotte, 3.45, P. 22n. FlEIGIITi TRIAIN--Go!N( sOL"T)1. Chesidr, 9.05, a. m. ; Cornwall's, 10.25; latekstock. 10.45; Woodlward's, 11; Winnsboro, 12.15, p. m. ; lRidge war, 1.30; llytheiwood, 2.15; Columa bial, .1.40. --Tihese frei'ght (rainls have a coach athached and lrun (aily, Stinidaiys ex cepted. New Adverlismentiii. Fo' Sale-D. I. Flenniken. Sherifl's Sale-John B. Davis, S. F. C. ,Tohn Lqueiex, a young imilattt-), on Friday i last felonionsly issaulted a colored child, the, dauhiter of' Frank Wilhliams8, on wvas bailled by her cries for laid. lie fled, and his not yet been nrrested. Lequeux forged anI orlde on at store several years agro when a small b )ov. Ito richlly deserves, the peniten'ltiarly. No pains should be spalred1 to catch him. Pr-:nsoNA L.-Wle received a enll on Monlday hlfr Mir. Earhio L.. JeningiI.s, g'eneral trave'ling ageint of' I le AuxgustIa Cawnicenh..ul ,s osii 'ia iii. W e are pleed to leax'n t hat. tbis paper is in Ge'orgia and this S'ite. M:'. Jlen Capt. T. H.Clrse, dlinst e coeacandidate f'or tihe Legislature, fowic)osit~ioinmanyv fien~ids have aske himto r'un. Hoe feels that his piaeengag'emcnts have a prior. claim upon1hi. Capt. Clarke would havemad Chapel resent iative. brought torw riv e insni catle. Tb atebegan to run, mnd the boy attepte tohead them off'. The horemaknga sharp'l turn, slipped and urnd asomersault, breaking its neck and fr'acturing tho boy's ar'm. Mr. Chpelhas been farming thirty 01n0 yealr, and has lost twcunty-onie head of stock. Ton of theso died of 2disease, tower'e killed, three had legs broken and wore dispatched, and six were stolen. A correcspondent sends aglowinag ac count ofterecent entertailnent by the WmnsMissionary Societ~v of Montiello. Several per'sons n'om Winnsoroamong them tihe editor, in tended to go, .but by ti blunider on the part of the latter, ther'e was a doubt whlether it was on Wednesday or Thursday evening, and this could not be settled in time to attend. We 1hop) we slall be informed of the next enter tainlmen~t, and we will be present or else breoak a trace somewhere along the road. A CA~T S~ony.-A gentleman livin~g in tile Bethel neighborhood furnishes the followving eat story: About twven ty years ago two litI lo boys tied stones to two kittens' necks, and threw thomn in the . branch near wvhere he was plowing, about seveni o'clock in the mnornlig. At twelve o'clock the same day, he wvent to tihe branch to water his hor'so, and saw the kittens lying hii the b)ottomf of the branch cold1 and stilf', apparciutly dead. At four o'clock in the afternoon a storm came up. Going to the branch at sun'dowvn, he heard a noise in a raft some distance be low the point where the glowning took place. Removing .the iaft, he took out one of. the kittens, with the .rock still arounid its neck.. Obserybygi signs- of life about it, lie took it homo, dried it off' tind applied means of' re viving it.. it lived nie or ton yeafs, and became the mothor offuutmbdr of on the place. Oar inornit is a geni tliman of integrity, and voucues for the truth ofthe story. lie asks scien title m1 4 1i xphliin this case of suts pended anhnaill11tiol, as the ci rcum stances were apparently enough to ex iust evenI the iiie lives of tie average calt. .JoulNn.us-ric.-The Abbeville ,Ile diun ha1s resilined its forller size a311 is Iow anl eiglit-columtiln II paper, filled with news, in addition to its lively editorials mid those utiniue locals that. hat1ve long beeni a distinctive fiatture. 11y the wayv this 0111reient, is coini cilent wvitih 01 reduction of the Slate debt, fromi which wve might inlfer that had there beenl a tota311 extinction of, the debt fite ledium wotuld have been . nnaiible to cotiniti itself'. We wish ill, ithe Mediuimls, froi the (xentrIal dowin to the smallest of the "little Medium3s, -OOd luck and prosperity. Tle Kershaw Gazelle, stimulated by the evidences of returni ig prosperi ty, has spread itself to 11111a11a111th pro port(.ions, 11(1 njoW appearls as an31 eight co1u1n quarto. It claims precedence ats the biggest country weekly inl 1he South. The Becards arc stirring fl lows, and hative the right sort ot push about them1 to inke a paper succeed. The Camndenl oJurnadlihas also en lrged to quarto form, and proposes in i larger field to continc its utsefulnuess to I li: people ofKershaw. The Jour a2111 is now ill its thirt y-eighthl volhne, and uider the editorial limnag(eent of Capt. T. 11. Clarke, and proprietor ship of Mr. G. G. Alexander, it is taking a high stand. NOT2'ES FOtM MONTICE LLO. Tho Ladles ne, Vork--A Splendid success by' INIONTICIELLO, October 7.-Loiig time ago, in good old ane-bcl/um days, this little village was the most noted place ill the icoility for hose-cig and aill the evils which could 111ise fr1omii such sport. 11immediately after tile will' cfl'orts vere m1ade to reinst ate the old gaie, but they fitiled. .1 sup Pose the cause wa-1s that the "'old bon'es" brought home from lthe war had run theitiselves out carryinig their masters tovard and rom tie Y I ankees. Never Iind what thc Cause of' the Fatilire, they race no more. Persons who knew and Visited M[oiticello theini, it t were by i ha (0 to happen here on a1ny pb!ie day, would be surprised to wvitness te change fo inmorilliry to m10or1s well worthiy ofrany comiui nity. 111 all thischan1ge, We mu no) 1orget "wo(mnl," 1,1' to them1, there is 10 donbt, at ;grelat. deal is du. Their hand1are lnever idle. In3 all good wvorks you can.see thei engraged hul-ge ly fill!] u lliarnestly. Whell a combia tion by them is formed to adviince lany uniidert1aikiig. you bot they will slcced. It 3ma1y wvell be said, "Let IOn11ut go liclid, a11111 ma1 .will fol low'." bonieo1113no ago thle Chistian3 w~omenCI of tis nlcighlborhood formed0i a1 miss'ionary' society for' tile purpol3se o forwar'ding the Gospel to thle hea3theni. They were laughedl lat 3and( d15isaged on eccry hand1(, but tilbat determlhination1 which chara'3cteizeAs themll in ll1 thev attemplt, will surely, thrloulgh 1)er1se veranico, lead them to a1 tr'impifhnt success5. Teni day3s ago we "Rebs" of' tis viciniityv hafd the pleasurle of' he holding on1e of thle lluest-set tables (and feasted theo'rent too) that we have seen) since tile warl. Tre~. w~as boiled custard, syillabuh) (bult no0 spike), chic1ken3 sala1d-well I would haIve to) cal11 SOmle 13ady3 to enlumierate thme good thing nic0 to s'atisfy~ thle taste of theO most fastidious was1 there iln aboild ance1(0 itwas jutst such at supper01 as1 miighit ha3ve beeni exycted, wheii the eniterpirise was headed by such en1er getic indies as Mrs. Jameis McGill. Mr's. .J. M. Kirklandc, Mrs. .J. R1. Lupo, Mrs. G. P. Martinl anid others'. Ot' course you knol w that a fellowv had1 to pa1y is fifty cents before lhe could see aniythinig, but if lie was not -b.ankrupt ed, y'ou bet by thle time Miss Annla Dawkinis, Miss Mattic Lupo, Miss Emma 1l3abb)3and3a host of other y('ung0 ladies got through with him11, his p)ockets wvould bie lighter than one wolid ima3.ginle, if he was unot too hiide-h~oundi and1( stinigy to deal inl mo30 to(es, cats, '"pups),". &c. Well, rather than try your patiee alny lonlger, 1 wvill say that tihe oulterf ahnn~ient was so) mluchi of a1 success, tha~t theo society haIvO determIned to have anlotiher, of wich~i you shall1 hearll morel. NaP. A W~oNDEl~'RU CoK.-FcliX Meier' of D~etroit, hats dievotedl len years amt3( $7,000 to thle cons8truct3ion of' ai clock. It 1s eighteen feet hlighi, eight broad, and weighs two tons. It 1has a1 great Ivar'iety of automatic devices, but theO most remarkable are those coilnleted with thle striking of tile time. A t t he 01nd of every qua~rter' 1hour3 31n inf'ant inl a carved niche strikes withI a iinv h1am mer~l upon~ tile boil wh1ich 1he holds1 in) his hand. At the end of 011ch 1half hlour a youth strikes, at thme end of' thre'e-qunarters of an hour a man11, at the end'of each hour a gray-bear'd. Death then follows to toll thle 1hour1. At tile same11 time a lar'ge music51 box begins to play, andn11 sceto0 is cIiaCted 11p)on a platform'. Wamsingtoni slowly rises5 from a chalir to ills feet, extenid ing is righlt hanld, presentinig the Deciarationl of Inidepenldence. Tile door on thme left Is opened0( by a8servanlt, 'admitting all the Presidents f-om Washigton's time' also de facto Pr'esident Haves. Each is dressed in the co0stumne o'f 1118 time1, and3( tihe like nlesses are good. Passlng in file befor'e Washinugton, they face, raiseotheir hlands as they app~roactl h111m, and, walking na13Lurall~y across thle platformi, disapi pour1 th~rouigh the opposite door, which is pr'omp tly closedi behind thom- by a second( servanit. tempr'ar'y. WeT din't follow the game,6 but h30 might have got il ol's a hnrdit to coato fIeld, or a hotinier to thlh'd, badly ifib'd, or a daisy cut terl'ti ' a eldjhk t 11 easy eniough~ to get. huoift foMl 3,01 t1On Ol tr~i and hiMWO 211 XE II YonIK 'b us. 164a Days 01n BrOacinnyt3 N11ttnbwret -A Vei.. eratIle Nu1112mr, ita 1n Lt t Logi- fnving Place to 'St reet L .ilron,.. [Correspinleiste (.1 1 he New Yor k 'Il imes.]I It wo'uhi hanly be Fupposed by the shtratiger at a disance that with ill te receit'r of iln oriprovement. in, i nicipal locoinlotioltit(th streets of the n'etropolis should still be enuinbered by such chnsy vehic1es as the old. huihioneod omibu. To our great an oyanice anld ds-ilust, it is mo, all Ohe e-'il trust het we il the ratles int liig 111 and the elovated railiroud 1 niis is both sti i aki nd ridiculouts. N York alys lovel its o1n Pibuis syslem, mnd refulsed to tiirPow it overboard wheni the slreet cars were introduced, some1 lwenty-ive years ago. The strong hlid which ihle olillibilses 11:i oil (t aiiffietionis oi, (lie citv had i origin pi iieipaily inl the oppositiol whieb wrsFelt to at railroad inl Uroathvar. alny hunhedek of, thoumnds( ordoth~rs have beent spent, ill light ingt this Broad way qluestionl. The poet-odr and tle ollilibisilel for yearis opposed the laying of, tile rails oil the Street. Now the property-holders are Col vinced that tit(ey made a mistake. The r'et ra rle has neirly 1il. that part of the ilagi(lficen t. aveell t which has no rails o it, and has gOlle bove Four teenih th slit, where the horse cars t ravel freely, alloluigh itlue sirect is r11r1OWeir th :i below Four-leelith. The oinniblus mn are no lnger. pow.. irTulo to oppose tile la. ing or th; ra. . Their days are Itinbered and their (doom1 is eied. The twell or thirl.y lines ot 0o11iniseIS, which lused 1 ) to rat tie their ni6%v wVy throuighi the city slrcels, nlave ;lvilwndled to thriec. Whein tile rails awo hliid oil roadway, ais they Soon will be, these three lines will be amlong. t he t hing's of, Ithe% past , and Pew people will laent them. - When the Ald ti-ings shall haive gone we will wonider. that. we cever permlilled stich einbi oils and ilconvenient, vehicles to c~rowd ourl streets. TiE 03MNI lW'S ITSi.P. No mi:i erial i ill provein )n In ilts beenl inade ill the omn11 ibius ft a quarter of i cli en1ur . It, is Ih" s. 11 t ie cluilsy thilngX tha1t; it alwavs was. It is to'o high ronii he0 pauient, (uid is ditli lult (o Clinmb intio anld out of,. Its roof, is too low, an1d kllov!ks over' their eyes [lte biats ot 'arly ill tlie iiiei who get in. Its receptacle or thi re ioney is not easv o Iapproach, and the driver muinot co11nUveintly naakechiangev from1 his box onl high1, while he(, is raving'. wit .sme, oter<river. Thle wearl and tear n lie whel. is so eventI hat Ihey have to be very iawavy. iad Fright IIu I i., the 1io e th I lev ia ke1 as they roll furlioutsly tin - Itg the( "(reets. Th, e Old-tianeC o4innibuses were inl manly in. tancevs piinted inl ,ogen I 14Scolor.:; and wit h la borale rl ist ic devices. Mod e1rn'l Oiliibus Owner.s 1oun11td that the people wvoul paty as mutch For at ride inl a plain white coach as lor vidinig .ill Lone1 C whoSe decorations cost a great. [1cal 0ltofm1oney. Si two of tile three lihes wlich still exist are IiodestIV while, while the ibird, whlich r-unis to Fuiltiioi ferry, is a briihit blue. .None but, a skill'tul driver dare un dertake to navigate lan Oilliblus thrssog thei~i sandt caraes, wagonsia t1hrougheO~ br ioaway. A ita who11 hats habdrire' experiecde i bdrin alost, thie itop of a .~ ro hea 'u soonra vind hiimsl thegui centr ofllibl ar entangle nies o eilead hioocre, atd the 'oet of .lnuc. unpliat ronaid t of. lizeds as li mtgi ive ooe n nloos ing tabe epnitt ns. r Whe sevra taits 01the se i liey as aything liTwless tUnb. Withte aid lofda iurider, is astoniished to find that it was all rox eJprecriea nihl. Wh leni the I rtoad~way raLce)s take pla1CC thley~ ar1C spirite~d. Nothting de terruted~C tr'ial of' speed. But no rae ig is liable to itnterruptioni. A4 p)as seniger from withain pulhls the strap, or' ant applicanlt for' a ideIC beckons fr'om a CUr'b. Thlen the raccliust su(ddnly stop), to the great disgust of the 01bari oteer's. I' thie om nibus is g'oing at full speed, the pa~ssenlger' who wants to get out. has 1 )1 topll) I tap with all hlis might atnd main. TPhe dr'iver takes nto notic of' the first few pulls. Then the passenger, i' lie is a little man, begins to storm anid scold. If' a big man lic- pulls more violenttly aind Itugs ait tile striap~ as it' lie wIold pull ie dot'iver', like an elotigated sausagef~, thr'ough the roun11d hole mi the top wmii dow. Th'le driiver stops5 all of a-. sud( den, kntoks the angr'y mian down by (lie concussiont, thriows himt into the lays of' (he othier pass'enger's and10 mash es his hat. Tbcl~ man theni leaves the omnlii buis, strokin~g hisA hatt, slhaking his fist. anud v'owing a"'ainst. the drliver ai vengpenitice which 1e never executes. 'The diver' whaips up his steeds to over tako the oppositioi omnilbus, into whose rear dooi'-panoel hi delights to thrust his pole0. There arc more passenger's than for mierly. W~hien tile elevauted r'ailr'oads revolutioniized street tralle the omnibus men01 saiw their only salvation ill a re ductioni of the lfare fr'om tent cents to five. An omn~tibus ride was never wvorth at dhuci, excep~t to peCople of hles tire who wanted to view lihe scenlery along Br'oadwaty. Thie ide eonsues nearly twice as much timno as that by horse ciars, anid the passeniger gets awfully johied. Trho onily hope for coimf'or't in ani omnibus is wvhenl it 1s dnd to Oudo That keeps) peoplO from having their teeth shaken out. The ihe ent bijiness hans renewe1Vd the youth ot' the omibuiiisesi. Now they areo packed,.jammed, fillied to over flow.'ing w1ith all mannert~li of people w~ho cirowd ito tem, upon them and ont the steps behind thtem. Formterly, when the seats of an omnibus wvere fuill, that was all of it, until comeboy got out and made rooim for somiebod else to got in. Not so now. Nar'towv as the nisle Is, people stand int TIt bumping their'~ hats.tgain~st the toy with every bounce of the omnibus. Some of theses people carry onus and umbrelhts, invariably b in1;g. themi cros~yl5Oes t o (geatdin dut~ugd di tito eh nd nosos of the peoplo who slt. 'Some of theng are savages of the 1%wkiteoe trbbodvho grasp the knees And thighn of other people hu orern to ettre ahold. Somet inei the passen gers wh.Ito have SC:t le(.s. I s('11 10)2. an1ld otherwisemo to r spread them(1 11 selves uxurioutsly.. The 111:in who, ill reachillg upt) to tithe conitribiutiont box to Imy his titre, sttinl Wes ol eri the cross legg(led perso), is very 1ap1t to give hin Ill I('CcidentlI I kick. Mii 1n1(d bov who eallinot fin1d 1.0o inside, or wiI( dto not wvant it, clainber tup to thie root an1d sit oin tihe edge, dangling their niulddv boobs dowIn to at leve'l with till bonnelos of, the lady passengers inlside. On the roof they silioke anid spit a; mchtioi ais tiev wanlli to. Ill spilling thicy requenily hit the lower straltuli of' passenigersi, but tere ki no extra clalrge for it. On the Steps stand, ill nInyam hntancs, two or. thrlee mn. Th'1ev freiieiilily smoke two..(nil (igar IS. ,1r.1rl of Ille pref erenIwes of(l'.he ladies inl the (OCh ior a sr iSuperior Irtee~v or tobacco. The thrl1ee lilies of comch-e r1111 to thr~ee o1' the grtt feries-.8 outh Ii 'r-. rv, WaIl Sr eet an11d Fu'iltoni. Up1 Broadway their rmnte is tile sa1me as Iite as to 1"oiuiteenth. There tihe Wall street. line shoots oil' to Madison aVIle and(1 reaclics (rand Centra vl Depo). The Fulton 'iry I line gocs to Firth avenle. The S4thIi 14err tiine continues up1 Broadwaly to Twen'. tv-I hird, Ihere it crosses wvestward to "Ninthl avenule. With all their nutisatsees anid inlcon ventiencves the omn1iibuises a1re in 111111v respects it htel) to travel. Inl raini weather, hlowever, whnfil we nleed Ithem' mos', Inl'y'IiN , thcy clinnot be relie'l UPn011 liliess we enter them at their place of staring, for hey arve always more than full. They cannot, last untei(h longer, for they illst soon flee fr'on, the co ing roaihlv railroald. We shall 111111 1 h delaltlire with excCeding great.jy. a we shall then have on Broadway v neal, clean1, fir qi elit. and ini ev. r r' respect desirable nmcans of transit to take the place of the( rattlin1g1 >ld 11nianllce Wich we have so lon-) eidured. A LOOK All I . Gener A. V. Ilice P'Iedicts a Victory Iin Oh10. [Correisponrlence wslhlilon P.. ''What (Io vou Lhillk of the lpros pecls. Generil?'' " They are.( good. 1 (10 not Say tiis miieielv Vor tLe sake ot ':saving ii, but because I fel it and 0tik' so. It, is Iihe resilt of very careful observatioi, "You believe, then, that the Demo cratic ticket- wvill ie elected?'' "'Yes, I believe it uponl the assulr anc1es that iave bee giveni t!E by tile people, not. tle leaders of tle fl'lrty, whom I have met .witl ill m cain igning. 'There aro other signus, too, whih seel to indicalc inl which di tion the wi(d is blowing. Our meet illgs, holh those of'General Eh'ving 111(1 myself, have been largxely allenided by citizens wilo seem to be Itt. the Sam'e lime aittentive and enlltusi:1stic. 1. be-. helieve there is a silent bll, poweri'li undercuirr'lt flowi ing sironl i ini our ihvor. The Demorats are not e11mu lat ing (lie example of otir liepublieani fijends this year, but are devoling themselves to grimt. and carneist wElok." "Whiat abot. I 11e Legislat ure ?'' "Psha w ! That is Wiurs. Nothing Rhort of at politicill miracle vill enable thie lepublicans to carry it, or1 even illaterialiv reduce 0lie colillaldilnl.g n.ajority Ive hiive on joint hallot." lican papiers dout. your loyalty, aicueise you 01' hiavingr sympathlhuized'( with1 the rebe)Lllioni, etc. What (10 you thinik of it?" "Theli best1. an~swer~ I canl maike to such stulff is thau't I lost a limb11 ini bat Ilin~g tfor' the Union, an~d no0w bear thle marliks 01' five wounids on miy body, re1ceiveCd iln fightingi~ 10or (he'2aude. Such sihlly twaddl1e cannIIot fail to malike votes for me with1 soldiers5 and( otheris, whoi wvi1ll understand~ its folly and 111a1ice." A R ECIC 1ss Ex 1Enun MErr.---Undler theO mnaigeent of' the aigent of' ian 21ir'-ci'shioni01 company atI Bos'ton Tiues day~ 1n exper'iment wias tr'ied withi the c12loato 01' the Parker' llou1se iln thalt city. Th'le air culsion was putL at thle hot)tomi of the eleviatoir IshaftI, and1 the0 elevaitori car' taken up cigty~-Ilye feet. Seven p~assengerIs (and (lie ele vator boy thoente (red it , and the ciar wais detached10(. 16 fellI wVith tremen01 (tous raid ~~ ity, and( as5 it rctIhed1 tile last landiig the tremieiidouis air' pros s'ure caIUsed( by the desceniding' car1 priov~ed too1 much01 for' the hlil si& c of thICecllcyato 0waill. Thet tr'ansom and lower' floor casing" flew out, the doors aind plastoer gave wafy, anid the ps senger's 1and( par1t of' the wall fellinm a cler'k of the hotel, and1( two others of the passengers were iuijured about tihe spino11, anud all exPcpt.t w of)01 the pas 30cnger1s wereI bahdly br'uised. TIhe loss to the hotel ivilhl be sever'al thousand Idollars. A CA RE1 08 1)1snilToN END)ED. A you(1me, ntamied Frank Hey. ward1, 27 y'ears of' ago, and with an 111com11 0f $10,000 a year', cohmmfittedl suicide ill his hiouise in New York, on Mondav night, by shlootinig htimself thiroug~h the right temiple. Shortly betheO miidniight he returned homie, acopaidby two1oung men lc was veryv much under01 the mtfluence oi liqiuor. Heo went upi to his r'oomi, and,(1 sayinig (baft lhe was tired of life, pick. edi up)11 hievolver anid shot himself and death speedily ensuedl. Foi vear's, it is RaidI young hlaywar~d had toel a vei'y dissipatedl lif'e. ils pa.' ren1t~s weore Hienry Hleywar'd, a gentle. man(1 of' gloat fortLune, descen~det from SoitIherners, well-knownt ii Sou111 Carolina and1( Baltimore. JHk mnotheri was of equalygod family. JIOywarid's fathier (died1in 1874, ando e ftpro0perty valued at $600,000, whichi was devised inl trust eqully to hhb wife, daughter andFrank. --When thirity-ile counties and11 foirlteen cities anid towns in two mod0e01l Rpulicanu Slates r'ep~udlate $4,000,0100 of thonest debts, as have beCen proven to be the case in Kanseas and .1ilnois, isn't it almost tinie for tho Radical preCss to call a halt in thirh abuse of the South for an1 attempt tO comp)1romliso with creditors wvho hiold bond s Issued by rascally rings of car'. poet-baggers8 and1 negr'oes -who stole most of the proceeds.-WJa.hidngton Post. -The~ discoverv fthat t he Madisoii Square Gar'den tr'ack lacks some fifty. ninefee ofbeig afull mIle iln lelgl1t thr1 eento l a to lt ationi and ii Is alleged that G0en. B3. I. B'utler' hai been engaged to bring a civil actiori against Ennis, Krlohn~o antd Weston t reocover Hlart's ghare of the gato mnono~ received by themn. --The nmdnght miiarudo' shouW not bo- banishied I frm our -'die hi atny more quickly than shoulld t 4 or cold of: any klndbo dr'iven'Nor 'tg system. Pr. Bulh's 'Coughi"yti nio'tly yet posItively places all coldt ttddalr its contrat Pneien 2a mant.e NEWVS OF TII1E DAY. sen'ral . rant will not colle East lintil I )ecibe'. I Thle Providenlce Ibi1so ball Club 111. woln th1e league chamfplOnlnaip this l'a--ole' han st beevi l'alen inl two raCes In laJgsan. He has not the I mtl fo.r V ig distantec contests. -New regslati 'IS have beeni lssied ait St. PetersburgI. at1thorizing'. Ihe po0 Le to 11 WClOJ' is t (tdiperse thretei -Th .ith-ll Xevsar/er of (Idessa alt at l -5.!,;52 vaimull's have died of riI.-er'' st i soit lirn h'issia since tihe beg 1ismin f 11h. y --r. -1 11u-phy, ai trick maker. aged eigh Iven, Is n 1-tI. O'Learv belt wi i a scoreo - w2 il ;. lIe will challenge R1'vell Ifor the Astle ', It. " l ia d, has .stecler! a iliel ' liva.l Sull Tne ,Jh L'.' "y s. veral ih muan1d maj1'orit 'y. AMl tihe Sottl 4 'ar'olina (arj et--': ggers I'lvr 'gone ( I C lormlo. ---li is rp .rl;' thas s-,mW Lus.-ini staill 11lle, rs8 have Iee-1 .r le 1 , the Austra i I f lir 1 r (hree weeks' ex ei'ei-e inl st 'lvit g h w est, ta Ineet iva n l' fam) that 'snarUter. --The callths of itse fnian trans p r A ..'7ui-. fjora'l states that. tie .ibillist jri.onr<' were weli tr:.aied -1n thelf vovag., Itm! arr-iv.1 at thle .Island of SaglIldiei ill good l-,1l "h. -The irers-:" I' tI-e ''-ie St ates r-e) rt s hat Ill iottal I - ao-.n I' sa )d ard silver 41 - 'i 1n ; i 2 en ,757, 75to: amin't', if Is-d, 8:11,7:,68 ; amilounit i nt (.iren(.la . . , $ 11.,! ), ,,70. -T lie Politiral (' eresp. P 7cn,. of' of Vie nna, asserts hat. thle M1int n' grins are pei:'g > (0:'e1 y the .is trict ot' Gusinlje-4lavsa, celeil t I a In o-tegra by th. tr,.aty of Berlin. Stnbans or Alban11ians alre as seibling, to ''-pose theI(, contemplated occupation. -Liettnamnt Payne's ce.-mmand, vlich wa.[Is sulirulled sevvral da vs byv I 'We lianmz. h:-, been relieve 1. * '.Th'e I- lia s I k'' ) upai t -l fire( froml sur r' wi*ing h.igi'ht , anaf killed all the hor1ses Lkt 0he coo mil 1. A colored comnyN was (ll' tir rinf'oreeilnent. W itlin il hf nI:- at't'lie itn Pavne, all its h r1 ' ' lit (hr. had t been killed. Tet11n me Wer kCC illed a F ity' wounilid ''d. --The Chicaglo and Alt tin train, -which eft Na'isas Cliv Thlrsday at (Iell'nhle, tic'onI miles eatst -f Kai sas Cit . The traiti was ptlopled by ftiait. twenty Ilaske-l mni1, who- ke(lit, ali contiaiIIIl firing while th Iles ger's safe was r -bbl. The imessenger was knockeil d awn, but not. seriotusly hurt. Fifty thiuaiiii dollars is th;e e!atIIIate(d loss. The aIttIgeit at Gleadale is inl.21niil. A Tiical Sim..-Thle best illustra t ion of' tito thickne'ss of the skull pre iented ilsell a tew davs ago at. tie ginl houlsO ot Mr. Sloan Keineriily, i few miles from1 this place. Joe' Reid, a yougegro a1111 boul. 18 years ol, And w-(.It known tere, wias engaiged in doingr some0 work il)o tlie ginl 1011 house, tle msiiachinery of*w i wa s run by horse power. In some unexplaincil iwav lie beenme litangled ill the maill chlinery, inl(d his head was caught be hvween thle large cog-whleel anld the cylin der or diutill) which revolves 11pon it, am therc lhe stnek. In a m..omen-t it. was thlought his head would be erulshe~d tona jelly, but JToe's occipiitail anld lparlietal bontes were too well linged fort thatit. [lis head wouildn't g'o thriouigh, zad the wvooden cogs cold( maike 110 impression upon01 it. Un bi rouight theo whlole mnachiniery to a dead1( lock ini slite of' the combined elbris of' t'our ors six~ hiorscs to keep the whliccl iin motion. Wi~hen reCleasedl fromi his perilous situat tin, ho scratch edu his htead tad said, '"By golly, that thiing hlur't right smar1t.," an'd then went ons 111 abit his busine'ss .-M1ooresville (NW. C.) Gazelle. Cu.rinvA~m Tllosrs.-Nothing adds so much to the comi'tbrst and beauty of hlomet ais the cusltivetion of' flowers. Nor (does anythinig add1( m~ore to the bteaulty andl~ c.omfltort of' manl' 01' wVomanll, thain the roses onu thes cheeks, of' those ini good heatlth. Dru. Gilder's Livocr Pills will alw~ays imapart this r'ose'ate hiuo it' used iln time. For1 sale0 by Dr. W.[ 1. A ikeun. t*19 anid anu umbrel1'llai is that the latter can~ he shtt upj. WOR tMALE. T L sr oll at auction, October 18th, L1879, the weoaring apparel, honse hold and kitchen furniture and general effeoca of the Estate (of Alexandeara. elen zic, decease, at the houso north of the residence of Charles Mi. Chandler. oct 14-f3x1 Admn'r. 511 ER15iFFW SALE. Y~ vir'tr 01 ofi anoxecutions' to mle di mrecdl, 1 will offer for sale, on the first Monday ini November niext, bef'oro the court-houso (1001 ini Winnus Iboro, within t ho legal hiour's of sale, the following-described property, to wit.: Thl'e 'sighit, title and in'tersest of Mrss. ,Jane G1laddlenil i1n to all that plantai tion lying, beinig and( situate in Fair field counIty, conltainlIng sIX IUNDn.EDT ANi) ElItnTY ACnIS, 'morce or loss, and bounded by lands of' J. T. Gladden, Mrs. Corlius011I Powell, Jlohsn 'Wilson, and others. Lovied on as the property of' Mr's. J1tane. Gladden, at the suit of Ti.erms of' sale-CASH. JOHN Bi. DAVIS, 8.F. C. Sheriff's Office, Winnssboro, S. C., Oct. 13, 1879. oct 14 rl-'THE only pure Stone Mountain Corn ..Whiskey in town is sold J. P. Mc AtnlRY I F YOU want a good Mint Julep, Ice Lemonade, or auiy fanoy summer drink, call on J. D. MeO041LEY, and it will be served to you in the most tasty manner. sgLiitest RSO 8 e unni fu L~k Ulyi2 100 av TO TH'E r1 1E undersigied desiro to informn 0 ia complete stock of Dry Goods, Notioni aid respectftully invito an exantination "buy no ('oods for caish," lave not. an below cost," get n1o 'discounts" in buyi hire, rentas, etc. are paid ; but. hope, by "QUICK SALES AN] and by givinlg close atteition to the wa 1n "assigmItnent," and make both ends 1 r THE CELEBRMTED "Ju STARTLING A WE TAKE this opportunity of : Groeschel is now in tho Northern CHOICE stock of fall and winter g: While others may attempt to HUA parade, WE CONFINE OURSELV] poso to givo our patrons the benolit WE DO NOT SELL ONE ARTICL EXTRA PROFIT ON ANOTHER. all our goods, and guarantee FAIR us with their custom. Our regular advertisement with pr will save money by studying it. Mr. A. W. Brown is still with us, al frionds. SUGENH-EIN] sept 11 THE A UIm PLAIN H AVING knocked the bottom out 01 Iast fall, I now take pleasure in e adjoinmng counties that I am now prc PRICES, which my prico-list will sh from long-w~inded, high--priced house fore can sell at LIVE and LET LIV and judge for yoursolf. Good CalicosGc. Best Calicos6@7. Piedmont Shirting 5~ co. Piedamont Shirting 6c Piedmont 4-4Shirtingr7 Drilling 8k@ 9c. Good .2 Quilt Lining 4e Checked Homespuns 8c Good Kentucky Jeans 10 @ 15c. Best Kentucky ni I will use pennies from this t: articles at one, twvo and three c< everywhere. oct7 THE ELEPHA --WITH A FREE WINNSBOROQ DRY GOODS,'A We take pleasure in announcing to that we are now opein~g the finest and Winter Goods, includinig F3ano3 styles of Millinery, Ladies' Dress G G0 rS~ CON~flIIT~ whieb wi 0ftrsd at v~r o f pr er than the ohoapebty'and cordiM1 410agtfor the ela~e 8 Q MACINES. PUBLIC. icir friend, and the public that they have s, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, etc., of the same, before purchashig, as they "unliuited capital," (to not sell "at and 1g, by which freights, insurance, clerk adhering to the old adage, D SMALL PROFITS," uts of their patrons, to be able to avoid nect. ELDER i CO. NO" CORSET FOR SALE. 1NOINEIENT, nforming our customers that M'r inarkets purchasing a LARGE and ods. [BUG the public by a great show and PS TO SOLID FACTS, and we pro of all bargains that we ourselves get. E BELOW COST AND MAKE AN Wo chargo a roasonable profit on DEALING TO ALL who may favor co..list will appear soon, and buyers id promises great bargains to 'all his ER & GROESCHEL. TA STOREI FACTS. the old edit and high price system tating to the reople of Fairfiold and pared to offer goodD at MATCHLESS aw. Ido not baly goods on long time s, liko some of my competitors, there [4C PRICES. Compare my price-list SCanton Flannel 9jc. Dross Gooda 8, 9, 11, 14 @ 18c. Elegant Goods 20 @ 22& A big drivo in Ladies' Felt Hats at ' 40c. Trimmed Hats 25, 40 @ 75c. and: something nico at 85c. @ $100. Shoes I Shoes ! ! Shoes ! I I from 20c. to something in Ladies' Philadelphia make at $2.00 @ $2.50. Jeans 25 @ 83}tc. me forward, as I have a gi-eat' many nts that you have to pay five cents for )HN L. IIYNAUGH, HE LEADER OF LOW PRICE$. NT HAS COME, H STOCK OF INTER GOODS! .NOY GOODS, AND MILLINEl1! SAAR. 0-o onr fiends and the p nd most comNlete asso and Staple Dry Good,u alt oda Fancy Goods and ~j