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TOWN AND COUNTY. TUESDAY, November 18, : : a 1879. 'ituMS OF1 TII.: NEWS AND lTIIlA TD. -Tri-weekly edition four dollars 'per annan, InI advouclmo; weekly edlitionl, t wo dollars and fifty cents per annum, in alvance. Liberal discount to clubs of five and upwards. JrATES OF ADvERTISING.-On0 dollar per inch for the first insertion, a wd fifty cents per inch for each subsq tont insertion. These rates apply to all ad vertisom6nts, of whatever n'atv 1-e1 and are payable strictly in advantec. Con tracts for three, six or twelve months m11ado ol vory liberail tormns. Tran sicuit, local notices, fifteen eits per lino for the first insertion and seven und onie-hilf cents pr lino for each Subsequent inisertion. Obi tunries and tributes o1 respect charged ats aidver tisements. Simlo" anitlcemients o marriages and deaths published free oI chargo, and solicited. All communications, of whatsoever nature, should be addresse(d to the Winnsboro Publishing Company Winnsboro, S.C. New Advertismenonta. Notice-E. S. Chandler, Clerk of Council. LVRCoumty Treasurer Davis requests us to say thtdall school claims issued for the year ending October 1, 1879, vill be paid hi full on priesentation at his oile. We regret to learn that Mr. Jesse Dellony loit his -barn-and stables by fire ]lst Tucsday ight. Tihe entiro contents of-corn and fodder wore de stroyed. The, fli-eis supposed to have been ilcendiary. The I-listrionic Clu'> will give an en testainiment on the evening of' the 24th inst. The selectiqu of plas is goodI and os the Club has )oon inl prakctie for the occaion, a fir-rate entertain Iment 1m1a be anit icipated. Wo trust there will b 3 a full house. MrIs. Mairy Cablhawell, wife of Mr. James E. CAldwell, (ell on1 Saturday evening last. Mrs. Caldwell had been lit bad health for some pilevious to her death for souie previous to her. Sh' was in her sixty-ffth year. Hier family have the sympathy, of a large mnmber of friends. JOUmNAITIC.-We have had the pleasure of i call from Mrs. M. E. 31ritton, editor of the Charleston ifome Circle, and Miss Eva Britton, the little editor of the Hurricane. The ilome Circle was started some months ago, amd since then hIs constantly improv ed i matte r and appearance and, wNe .iudge, il patroitie. It is a well priilted paper, aid the matter, both original mid selected, is good. The Hurricane, a monthly pappr for lit tle folks, has only recently started. If its colmumis partake of the sprightliness and spice of its little editor, it cannot fail to prove a success. FAIuFIELD AT TIlE Flu.-Inx the list of premnius at the Stato Fair in Ce lumubla, we notice the following, awarded to exhibitors from Fairfield: 0. F. Chappell, white biurir artichokes; Mrs. N. C. Rtobertson, apple vinegar; Mr's. M. Owings. dried figs, cream chocolate; Mrs. Jno. A. Brice, sweet tomatto pickles, green tomat o pickles; Mrs. W. Mt. Nelson, sweet pickles, apple lpreserves; Mr's. N. C. Robert sonl, sweet tomato pickles; Miss Anderson, walnut catsup; J. M. Elliott, the ElIli't~t Cotton Gi; Ned Rlobertson, best ploughing by colored men; 0. Fi. Chappell, best ploughinmg by white men ; I D. R. Elki n, Brah.. mini bull,- Brahimin cow; J. B. Tfur ner, Jersey heifer; D. RL. Flenniken, Jersey heifer; James Pagan, grade bull; Miss M. L. Rlosborough patch work ; Mr's. WT. 11. Williams, cushion ; Mrs. J. M. Owings, lace tidy ; :; ames flolick, light drtaft flly7 one, year old ; J1. P. ElkIn, Essex boar and sowv; A. 0. Bookmnan, Berkshire boar' and sow ; Arthur Hayes, B3erkshire sow; 0.]F. Chanppell, Jersey sow aind pigs, grade boar; N. C. Robertson, red oats; D. R1. Elkini, pumpkins; 0. F. Chappell, beets, bale of native gr'ass hay, oat stiraw, foddei', shucks; T. L,. Butlow, buff cochin's; Miss Amnanda Davis, talma, talma shams; R. E. Ellisoni, Jr., Cotswold buck, two years old. lif G. L.. .. A T Wnla FAIR. A Handpome Reoception at the Hand. of the Columbia BIlitary-The Review of the Troopa.-A Very Happy Time--Neos on the Fair. [FROM OUR RPROIAL. coRREBSPoNDNT.] COLUMunu, S. C., November 16, 1879. -As many of your r'eadoes know, the Gordon Light Infantry left Winns.. bore for this city on the morning of the 18th instaut, for the purpose of p Iarticipating fn the Inspection and i'e iew of the State troop~s that day. On Kour arrival In Columbia we weire greeted by a salute fr'om theoguns of the Columbia FlyIng Ar'tilcry, and were receIVed1 bI trute military style b~y the Governor's Guards. The line of march was soon taken up for our hueadqiuarters, the armory of the Guards, which -was reached in due time, and where we found ihrther ovidences of the thoughtfulness of our hosts. Captain Jones of the Guards thou itroduced Captain Marshall of -the Ar'tillory, who in olpquent and bur~ning Words welcomed, us .td Co lnmbiti. Qaptiny Marshall's .romarks wvore singillar-ly appropriate, andiwont lght straight tophet hiearits of the "Boro by"Captain. JIorden, our .own Idlot' r~ppod i ulta)$ft to -thes ad dresy 'oft oionackuiwfedglng l1tly t ho h ~idspik i'ocoptlon the . L. S Ihiat inotelwth 2a- the lii~nds-of the p #ste tgiglitrnand pcaos & ) th %ddqf frioet betook themselves to getting acquaint cd with their gallant land hospitable hostS. This latter was not a diflicult task, for the Columbia soldiers receiv ed us with open arms, and we were all soon made to feel that we were surrounded by friends. Captain Mar shall had said to us that as soon as the hospitality of the Gu iards was exhaust ed, the Artillery wou ld be glad to see us, but we were so well takei care of by the former that we forgot to call on the latter-au oversight that will nio doubt be excused "under the cir cumstances." Before 1 10s sight of it I will remark right here that the Punch was very excellent and exceed ingly pilatable, and that the recollec tionl of it is still green inl the stoin shoul say hearts of tile bovs. The s,;mile it p'rottuced was wondleiful, and there are traces of it yet lillgerilng on tile couitenianiics of many of th G. L. 1. imn ftl Afler a fill iterchamnge of civilities and reonwed "smiling," wo wNere dis missed utitil 9.30, a. iml., at which, hour we were ordered to assemble for inl spection and review. Breakfatst Wits now hlie rallying cry, an11d we broke into grouips in search of that greatly needed article. We however here en countered our first drawback, as fail whoi attend fairs know that to get breakfalst is no easy matter, and is oil tained only after much trouble and annoyance. Your correspondent was finally aichored at Wright's Hotel, a well kept establishment, by the way, and, after a long tIial of patience, suc ceeded in sattisyin, the inner man, for the time being at least. At ten o'clock tile comlpaniy marched out. and "f64lOed. on Richardson street h'6 frolt of tile Wheelcr I louse, taking the riglt of tihe line, the liel land Bi&ttuim -beig bn the left. Ala jor Thompson assulmed commail ot' the battaliou,and dii-octed tie march up IThardson street In colhunnu of pia toons. A IIlt was called on onnda ry street near ' tlic fhir grounds, and the battalion blrouigIlt to a "rest" while walling for the reviewing olicers to put iiin aln appearance. Inl ia very short tutne thil. Artillery was hearil 'boomiig" oil our left-that is, onc < f theim. The other didn't boom ''worth a cent, oil account of' sole0 drange mlent that we "InfittryV fellows'' couldi't uiderstand. Aiiyhow we foiuld out that something wis the Iazit ter with the "'touch-hole," and that satisiled us. .A'itke being nearly roasted ill the sunt it was ani nounced that the Governor..was ip proalchinuig with - Generals- Kenlc(Iv ad Moiste%, the rear being bronght up by quite a brilliant array of Licut. Colone1is and Maijors, otherwise called staff ofihcers. Pauks being formcd, tile usuail comuimands were given for review. The batluh ion thenl- passed in review, Ind was aft erwards mispected bv he Governor and his :ssishints, alter 'hich the Governor delivered a tew remarks ex pres;sive of his grailli cationi at the display mtuade on IIe oi' c(sion. He also thanked those com panics present for their proipt re sponise to the sumnlos to appear on that day, anfl closed by saving that he hoped the Legislature would hereafter do more for the volunteer troops than it had heretofore done, intImating pretty plainly that in his opinion tile mnilitary branch oft he goverinent was n1ot puroperiy eucouraged and fosteredh. Thell Governor's remarks were wvell timled, anid implressed every one wh heard thiem. The battalion was thienu dismnissed by Major Thompson, w'ho took occasion to congratulate the C2o lumbhia and Winnsboro comp~nies on their lIne soldierly appearancec and bearing. Under tihe escor1t of' tihe Guards thme Gordon Light InuthnIryu~ then mn'rched into the falir groundls', stacked arms and broke ranks for the purpose of seeing tihe sights. At live um the~ alfternloon we- re-asseombled and ret urnled to hleadquarllters in the city, where we were fInally dismissedl. While on the subject of tlyc military it is blit just td the G. L. L. to say tidt they'ecnucted themiselves in such a way as both to merit and .reeive th'e favorable criticism of 'all 'ho sawv them. TJlicir r~ceptioif in Columbia wvas as gratifying as it Avas- unexpect ed, andt it will be a long. time be'or'e tihe Governor's Guards and tihe Flyiing Artillery are for'gotten by? the WXinns-. hero soldiery. Tihe retinmg extend edl to uts was so crdil [and( open1 hcarted that we were colmliet ely naptured, amnd we will not be conltent ed1 uutil wve have returned it at least inl four-folhd measure. Long live tile Guards anid thel Flying Artillery, say we, and may theyhave the prosp)erity they so fully deserve. The Boro boys will dream about thiem, especially time punch bowvl, and will always remnenm ber theiir gr'eat kindness and generous hospitality. T.Iho FI~r was undoubtedly a great success, and its management shoutld feel much encouraged. With a few exceptions the several depart muents presented hlihly creditable dislhays.. A ver'y large crowd was in at tend~ance and everybody appeared to be ini good spirits. Money seemned abundant, and was spent lavishly, esp~ecally in' the large room tundcer time grand stanid. And this brings me to speak of one0 featunre of the Fair that was not only not creditable, but positively dIsgrace fuml. I refer to the multitudeof "games" or "traps" that were operatedl to illch and bleed tihe pockets of the risiung gencr'ationm. I was told that they were seventeen in numuber, and fr'oum personal obsorvatonm they did a thriiv ing bushiness.... It was sur'prising to see sober-minded, senusible mtenu takoen un and( swindled ini broad day' irht. A I "omaincunt candidato for sf~criff in Fairfield was heard to say, after look ing at the large number of men aund boys droppin~g thei' money so .easly, that lhe thioughit lhe would retire fromn the countest for sheriff anid r'un for fool-killer, as there seemed so mnuch to (1o In that line, 1t is to be hoped that lacroaftor .tlio ananagers of the Fair will neo to It that "bunko" mn and all suchchiaracters are excluded from the fair grounmds, and ~notpr. niitted uhder any guise to ply their' nofarious vocations. Un less such pr'o coedinigs are stopped, .the people' 61' the State should r'efuse to patronize the Fair, and tihe LUogislatufre petitiet. ed to. withhold its appropr'iationi. With the abovo exception good order was seltoverywhere on tihe grouinde, and nothing prceptibloecaleulated was to offehud 0ither1 decenc~y 01' proprielty. Fairfield, a's usual, wasT op auad in f\o1i force, auft1 socrod t6 held its ownu pretty wollbar'ri sotne little tho, "hu Mao erep1'. s40s M was4 a ppidsin l.- MIa All* the drif. of public sentiment, by tI( Sway-the leadNers Were grouped togethl ('r. 1 heard very little politics talked, but it. wits predicted thit, the log-roll lug and wir-0lling would coin menCIIco ill earnest ats ioo a11is Ihe Legis hturo meets. Polities aml agricu l ture do not, mix vell tIoetlher, and it is best that. they should not. (Z. L. I. MAl t I El )On the evening' of' fihe 110 hins., at 10 resideie ot IIe bride's mlother, by the Rter. It. D'. Pratt., Mt. Jonx F. i% I.AI): to Mliss NANN- Ex . Wr W i-all of l'airieild. (The Editors return thanks For s.ome11 delicious enk~e, taid joinl the mlanty frienlds of* tie bridal pair il w ishtinog. theml much4,1 joy.) T ]IE books for the collection of owl taxes for the Imnilicipal year eiigdig A pril ;0, 1880, will close ;n tho last dav of Noveimber. Tax payers are regiesfted to come up and settle and avoid the rush. Town Clerk aid Treasiurer. M Ofli(on at F. Elder & Co.'s nov. 18 SHAVING SALOON. rT IH undersigned begs leavo to inform Shi.& cutstomters itd tho public gener. ally that ho is prepared to givo sitifac tion to all who may fauor him with their piatronago. H. 0. lIUTCIIESON will shave you with facility---cutting dyeing and dressing in the latest ail most approved st'yle, with J. M. McCALL vt the CLiampion Barber."lhop and Sham pooina- Salvon, Winnsboro, 8. C. nov 15 NEW GOODS A IR 1YG1 'Ml J9'y OUAT. N EW and stylish Di'ss Goods, Fall -A' nlld WVinter Prn sleed Bleachinitgs, Cotton FinIe's. Bllecled and Brwn Ladi(s' aid Gt;nts' Under wear. A smpec-,iitlty in Gints' Whibite Shirts --laandiried and uinlaundriod.Sme thing stylish aid nobby in Gents' tiff 11ats. NOTIONS! NOTIONSi NOTIONS! Romne1ing Iandsomo in Ladies' Ties. We would call pecviatl ait tntionl Io our large stock of IIh. celebratted .ly :talte 1 tandard Serewv 1 oots anl hilmes. Gc :ts' hin TIad ]IIwav ot.s and Shoknes, for ireds and planltationi 1140. Ia(die:l tissies' 1i1241 OCildren': Sitove in gr.t, varinty of same mako. These goods are marrantedI not. to rip. and we will rcturi the price paid for OVry plkir returniedl to us wvith wood or paper in the soles. Fresh G roecries arriving daily. J. M. .BEA TY & CO. nov 18 F RESH GOODS. J UST opetned1 a nice lot of Kentucky Saur' Krauttand Ilolognta Sausage. A choice lot, of Sugar Curied I 1ams, average size 12 lbs., Urcakfast Strips, &c. ALSO, All kinds of fresh groceries arriving daily. .All the favorite brands of' Chowing and Smoking Tobacco. Oive me a call and gfet at batl'rain. W III. DONLY, ntov-4l On the Corner. P'RESERLVEI YOUR OLD BOOKS. E. R. S0K ES, BLANK 1100K MANUFACTURER -AND GENERAL BOOKBINDER, I AS moved opposite the' city Hall whore he is fully prepafred, with first-class workmeri, to dio all kinads of work in bia line. ILIANK BOOKS Rui-DJ to any pattern and bound in any style desired. My facilities and long acquaintance with the 'business enablo m11 to guarantee satisfaction on ordlers for Blankc Iooks, Railroad Books, and Books for the ulso of Clerks of Court, SheriTn, Probate Jundgen, Masters in Equity, and~ other county ofil.. odals. Pamphlets, Magazines, MAunio, Nowvspapors and Periodicals anid all kinds of publications bound on the most rea sonable terms and in the best manner, All orders promptly attended to. E. RI. BTOKES, Main street, opposite now City Hfall, Co lumbia, 8, 0. 'et 21 0k1 lTO $000n ayoar, or $8 to $20 a day tua~e'j'jIn your localitv- No risk. We. Sdio(0 as wvell as men. Nlaty make niore than the amnount statedi above. No one0 can fall to make money inst. Ay one can do the wvork. You can make from 50 et., to $2 an hour by dO voig voroenings and spare thino' to the bitines. othngIke It for money maklng over offered before. Business pleasant atnd strictly honorable. Rcailer, If you Want to knew all abdut the best payIng bustnoss before the publIc, send 1us youtr address andi we will send you full partleulars and private terms free; samples Worth $o also free; you can then make up youtr mInd for yourselt. Address 1E2-tbmltTIN8ONq & CO., Portland, Mp 6SIA inonth guaran'teed, $12 a daylat homomad bythe lndustr IU. Womop, bysWandg mak 5none taster is lIght and pheasant, antd 811(1 as any on efa i go1r ght at. These wvhy are wise who can Roe this notice Will send us thelir addressell at'olico atnd see tot' themselves, Costly outfIt and terms tre Now te the time. Those alroady li Worir lr .$ 0fmny, dre DON'] UNTE1L YOU Seen nmy stock of fuirniture, which nowest, an(d clupest, according to 110nw Supply of Chromos, icturo Fra Shados, Mirrors, &c. Furniture non Lumber and L-tths for sale. I am Factory. All order promptly at.tond Wilson Now Improved Bowing Mach oct 18 XF'SL AND OYTER. TO TIE CITIZENS 01" WINNS BORO AND FAIRFIELD: I )WOULD respectfullV aniounce to the public thet. I have 111ade tiutple ar ranigeilents with the best. louses a Norf8lk, Su6lbk anld Charleston, t1o snpply me with FIlS1I SAL.T WA TER FI1I and the very best BAY OYSTElRS for this season. I will keep them in store FREShl ON ICE every (1ay, so (lat mlly custollers caln supply them selves at any time. All my Oysters and Fish are guar aiteed to be iresh and of (Ito VERY BEST QUALITY. Very respectfulIly, F. W. IIABENICIIT, Washington strect, It o Town sept30-1mi Ml. L. KINA RD, OPPOSITE the WHEELER HOUSE, COLUMBiA, S. C., IAS received the largest stock of Clothing that Is over been in Colt.mbia, ard is solling at Elegant Cheviot and English Cassimero t-uits m-lo in the latest styles. AlFo, a flue lino of Soft and Stifl'itals, ai a well selected line of Over Coats, of Fur Beav ers, Ulsters. Keracys, uA1.1t Meltons. Call anid Exammne my ;took beforo pur chasing elsewheoro. MR. JAME~S R. KENNEDY is with the abovo establishmont, andIO would bo pleased to soo his friends when in the oity. M. L. KI.NARD, oct 4-3m -Columbia, S. C. JE AN. JEANS, JtEANS4, JE~ANSC. Kerseys, Cassinmres, 01.c. Finst assort ment we have eycr had1( in stock, for sale at bottom p~rices. Comoe and be conivinced. --0 PRINTS! PRINTS!! PRINTS!!! One hundred and1( fifty pieces of choice Prinits-Pretty patterns. ---- SIIOES! SIIOES!! SIIOES!!! A splenidid line of Shoes and( Boots. We wimll soil at BOTTOM PRICES. Pecrsons needing aniyt.hinlg ini this line ili find It to their advaninugo to iispect our stock beforo purchasing J. F. McMASTER & CO. nov 8 GREAT EXCITEMENT -AT PALMETTO HOUSE. JUST ARRIVED one of the finest as sortmoente of Liquors in the Boro. One Barrel of Gibson's Celebrated Old Neetar, 1840; Tihree Barrels of fine old Rye Whis key: 1st, Old Imperial Cabinet Whiskey, 0 years old; 2nd, also, the Mabel elle, 0 ditto; 3rd, Rloanoko Bye, the oldest, 18 ditto. Corn Whiskco 'of~ the. best grades, North Carolina Corn,, iweet and Sour Mash.. of the best grados. Also, Winos and Bran, dies of the finest brands, I have also a fino lot of Cigars and Tobacoo whieh I illh dispose of at reasonable pries for cash only. Give me a call, and I will treat yon right.. Philladelphia Lager Boeer al ways on handi from the oelebrated firm di Borger asid 1ng911. You can find me at all times at the liar under the Winnisboro lotot, next deer to Dl. R. )?lenrl)ken's. Oall aun4 see me. J. OL2NDINING. aug 26, JUST RiE OFI1V~D. EiD arlety, Red Mi at4 Gale *uheatNo: 1 oat hi~d niydlf D, KEN .BUY HAVE is one of the Jarget, handsomest juality. to b found in Winnsboro. A ines, Wall Pockots, Brackets, Window Jy repaired at modornto prices. agent for a Door, Saih and Blind ad to. Also, agent for the Wheeler & u, and two others. R. V. PHILLIPS. Connior & Clianllder W HAVE ENLARGED THEIR t3TOCK OF JEWELRY, I STERLING SILVER, PLATED) WARE, - GLASSWARI AND FANCY GOODS, Making it entirely unnecessary for their Customers to go outsido of Winnsboro for any article in their line. They pledge themselves to give advantages in regard to VARIETY, QUALITY AND PRICE. Extra fine articles which the market will notjustify in stock, will be procurcd on short notic. oct 4-3m SPOOL COTTON. E STAUL,11IRED 1812. TRAD E MARKT GEORGE A. CLARK, SoLE AGENT. 4.00 BROADWVAY, IKEW YORK. ci The distinctive features of this spool cot toni are that it, 18 made from the v'ery SieA JSTLAND COTTON.( It is finished soft as the cotton from which it is made; it has no waxing or artilleial finish to deceive the eyes; it i the strongest, smoothost and most elastic sewing thread in the market; for machine sewing it has no equal; it is wound on W HI TE S PO OL S. The Black is the most JT1A BLACK Cver producedl in spool cotton, becing dyed by a system patented by, ourselves. Th ooaare dyed by the NEWV ANILINE PROOESS rendering them so perfect and brilliant that dress-makers everywhere use them instead of sowing silks. A Gold Medal wvas awarded this spool cotton at Paris, 1878, for "great strength'' an d "general excellence" being the high est award given for spooe! cotton. We in vite comp jarison and respectfully ask ladies to give it a fair trial and eon v'inco themsolves of its superiority over all others. 'ro be had at wholesale and retail of J. 0. .UOAG. . ug 1 AU(SPJRY &MRTIN, W11o ,ESA LE AND IRETAIL GROCERlS AND COMMISSION 1YEROIKANTS, No 174 MaIn St. .(Whito Fr COLUMIBIA, S. 0. *We have Mr. J. S. Gladnoy with us. Hie will be glad to see all of his old friends.. Give us a oall before purchasing o)so. whore. AUGHITRY & MARTIN. oct 11-Smos SMITH'S WORM OIL A e Rgt a nWS (A., Deenombo, 18798 te Wrml Oli, audtithO e~xt qa i paa16 dls o ryftetlour ~oru ad0 ftm he . AUGUSTA STORE. GRANU DISPLAY OF HEY! GOODS! ECONJD new arrival this season ini Dry Goods, Notions, Mnots, shoes lothing, Crockery, Glassware, &, & &c., winch I have boulgl)t Cheapelr thati vor. Dress Goods in all the new and desirable shades, Cashmeros, Crope Cloths Ad i big drive in lhislket. l)rcs Goods at. 124c. Ani elegant line of' Cii.eret, Jeans, Red n'id White Flannels, Blanke.ts, -4 and 10-4 Sleotings, nid P). C. Cotton. I tm R1iil selling he Peildmont Factory Goods at the old prico, notwith (andinug the reeollt advanice. CALI COES! CALICOES!! CALICOES!!! CALICOES Rest briaids iII fancies at 7c. A very nice Hie of Cloaks, Shawls, Sacques, &e. bed ''ickings colinmelcinug as low as 8c. up to A.C. A. at 20 to 25c. NOTIONS NOTIONS!! NOTIONS!!! NOTIONS!!!! An elegai line at prices beyonl competition. Alv Shoe Departniienit is cmIliplete, aud purchased at rock bottom prices, an ill bo' Sold very low fbr Cash. Sometinvery 01ci in G lassware ( and Lamps. I respect'ully invitei the ladies to inspect my .stock before purchasing ciso here, andit comupare* prica. Somitlunug new III Vtses-a1 bi drive, . ihvito a inspection of the ltbovo goods, which T will sell nt, live 'U pricc3. Jn lan MIMNAUGH, ' LEADER OF L0Wir PRICES. NEW GOODS! UE havs now open, and vill soll as low as any reliatbc hou ie : V our SOCond supply of )Pall and Winter Goods, 1 easo Fruit of the Loom Long Cloth.. 25 piocos other brands of Long Cloth. 1 case Bessbrook Joans. 75 pieces assorted Jeans and Cassimoros. 50 pieces now stylo Prints. Dress Goods, Alpacas, Mohairs, Cashmeros. Blankets, whito and colorod, Flannels, Linsays, G lomespuns, Plaid Hoinespuns, Drillings, Osnaburgs,"Bed TickinIg, Aick y Shirting, Cotton Flannels. Comforts, Shawls, Cloaks, Boulovard Skirts. A full supply of whit.o and colored Dress Shirts, tUndorshi ta and Irawors, Bleachod, Brown and Colorod Half Hose. Clothing and Hats. Ovorcoats I Overcoats ! ! Overcoats I For the ladies we havo a nice stock of Undervests, Hosiory, olovos, tuffling, Collars and Cuffs, Edgings ank Insortions, BibIous, &c. The "Pinaforo," "Juna," "Pride" and "Beatrice" 0r ots Whito Goods, such as Nainsooks, Jacmiots, Canbrics and Lawns. For houso--keeprs, wo havo a fill lino of Table Danask, Dylios, owels. Bleached andi Brown Shcotings. Notions in great variety. Ladies' MIisses' and Childron's Shoes. Men's, Youths' tnd Boys' Boots and Shoos. Trunks, Valises, Satachels, and Umbrellas. In our Grocery Departmont can be found everything needful at low We cordially invito an inspection or our stook, foolhig nsunred that wa mn please. -"F. ELDERI & 00. nov 4, - llNEI' DRY GOOD ADERISmtEN E have just received a now and largo supply of DRY GOODS, consisting of all kinds of Cloaks, from tho'vory choap. ot to the very finest. Ladies' Sacks and Skirts, in great var ety. 25 dozen very fine imported Children's and Misses' Hose. All kinds of Ladies' and Misses' Morino and Woolen Vests Boy' and Children's Merino Skirts Asomething now. Ladios' Scarfs, from the finest to some at five conts each. 25 piccos Black and Brown Worstod at ton cents per yard. 10 dozen children's Gloves at fivb cents a pair. Ladies' Shoes-a groat variety. Ladies' Felt Hats-latest styics. Ladios' Satchels. Blankets in grat variety. SUGENHEIMER & GROESCKEL. nov 1 THE ELEPHANT HAS COME, -WITH A FRESH STOCK OF ALL AND WINTER GO0 DS -AT THE - ' INNSBORO DRY GOODS, FANCY GOQODS, AND BAZAAR. We take pleasure in announeing t6 our rfen4b 'n4 thi ,ubl1,! at we are now opening the 1nost an dhiiost Id Winter Goods, Includiniu rancy, and,!f ykes of Millinery, Ladies og Goods, h hk 0. 41114l,,w..$ 64iohw -bus'.