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TOWN AND COUNTY, IUROSDAY, rebruarr so, I a : 1sso. Tiuus or Tn Niws AND HEIML. --Tri-weekly edition, four dollars p>) tnum, in advance; weekly edition, two dollars and fifty cents perannum, in advance. Liberq) discount to clubs of live and upwards. RATES oF AivERITisINo.-One dollar per inch for the first insertion, o ad fiftycents per Inch for each subsCq Aent insettion. These rates apply to ill ad vertisements, of whatever nato 1e, and are payalble strictly in advanee. Con tracts for three, six or twelve months made on very liberal terms. Tran 'ient local notices, fifteen cents per line for the first insertion and seven und one-half cents per line for each Subsequentinsertion. Obituaries und tributes of respect charged as ndver tisenents. Simhple aninounlcemienits ot Inarriagts and deaths published n'eeor charge, and solicited. All communications, of whatsoever statui'e, siould le addressed to the Winnsboro Publishing Company Winnsboro, S. C. RAILROAD scHEDULE. The tollowing is the schedule of arrivals on the 0. C. & A. IaIroad, upn the basis of Wasi. ngton tline, which is u sixteen minutes ahead of Winnsboro time: GOING NORTH. Columbia............10.03 a. in.........10.48 p. m. Ilythewood,........11.42 a. in.........11.41 p. in. Rildgeway...%%. % . 11.69 a. l i...12.00 1). in. AVinnsboro. 12.80 P. in...12.81 at. IT. lacktock.... ....1.0 p. n... 1.12 a. in S ster.......... 1 p ......... 1.41 a. n GOING SOUTH. Cliester .......... 1.22 p.11n......... 2.41 a. In. fliackstock.......... 2.10 p. m......... 8.10 a. in. winnsboro....... 9.0 p. n ......... 8.57 a. m. Ridgeway........ 8.20 p- i......... 4.29 a. i. Blyth. wood.... ...., a.8 p. m.,....... 4.48 a. In. Columbia...... ..4.20 p. li......... 6;0 a. Im New Adverthietents. Come Quick-McMaster, Brice & Co. Final DIvidend-Louis LeConte. "'TIs true, 'tis pity, and pity 'tis, 'tis true," that too many sensible peo ple regard coughs and colds so in differently. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup cures coughs and colds and is only 25 cents a bottle. * Mr. W. B. Creight, who had his fine ivaw-mill destroyed by fire last fall, has had his engine fixed up and is again sawing lumber at the same place. Messrs. Romedy & Son and March Ross, who also had their shops burnt at the same fire, have built again just below the ft'eight pepot. We like to see such pluck, and such determbia tion to rise above misfortune. PINAFORE IN CHESTER.-The Chester flulleti, of Tuesday evening says: "Pinafore is on the tapis for to-mor row bight. Mrs. Mrs. A. Borden, ?ee Miss ERunice Hemphill, of Golds boro, who impersonated Josephine so admirably when Pinafore was first presented here, has consented to play that role again, while Mr. W. N. Chandler,. of Winnsboro, takes thie part of Ralph Rackstraw. The entertain eliit is given for the benefit of the Graded School. Everybody should go out and give the layers a flatter ing house and be thernsolves most de lightftully en terta ied." A number of people wenit up from this place on Wednesday morninag. 0. L. 1.-The Gordon Light Infan-, try held a special meeting on Tnesday evening, to take seome definite dteps .to accure a sulitalble place for drilling. A committee had been aippointed at .a previous meeting to make some ar ranlgemenlts towai'ds tifiaend, but haid made no0 decided progress. This coin mittee wvas conitinued, witli fur ather inlstructions on tihe subject,. and will report at the niekt ,meeting. A comn mittee consisting of the commtissined officers wvas appainted to consider the best programme for celebrating the anniversary of tihe company on tihe 10th of April.-The Gordon Light Infantry is a deserving corps, and should receive tihe hearty support and enlcouragementt of all our citizens. RAILROAD NOTEs.-T he thousand mile ticket is one0 of the most use ful institutions conneeted with rail roads. Railroad men have calculated that tihe cost of running" a locomotive per hundred miles for men, fhel, wvater and repairs averages *12.86. Theatrical companies travel at a spe cial rate, and the advance agent nearly always carries a pass in his pocket. Some of the railroads can't find the ears nor the room oni side tracks for all the guano they now have to 91h11. It takes nearly as long to go from Charlotte to Charleston as from Char lotte to'New York, on -account of tile lay-over in Columbia, and the people along the line of the Charlotte, Colum bia and Augusta Railroad are kicking against it most vigorously. THE Co'rroN WoRM.-The Interior Department has just published a long and importanit report by Prof. Reihy, Chief of the Uinited States Entomnologi cal Commission, upon tile cotton worm which has been so destriicttve to the cotton plant in the Southern States. The work has been prepared for the benefit of planters and popular read ers, with as little scientific technicality as Is consistent with clearness and pre cision. It is Ad~l in th~e presentation of results sg far reached by tile com missioiib0tf as to the natural history of the cotto'x worm and as to the best methods of preventing its ravages. The author expresses the opinion that if the information contained therein be generally'disseminated throughout the 'ihern States it will enable planters to profect their crops more economi cally and. nore effectively than they have ever hitherto been able' to do. Copies may be obtained through miem bers of Congress or from the Secretary of the Inte; jor. Exouaerow toC IAhura'.--.-A com-. mnittee of Charlotte merehAMts publish in the Qbgerei O mlt~ g car4: Thb m4rI~ eomtte, 6nb. iereo, hereby infhrm all merchants living within reach of the followhig named lines of railroads, to wit: The Iastern and Western Divisions of the Carolina Central, the Atlantic, Tennes see and Ohio, the Western North Carolina, the Richmond and Danvillo, the Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line, The Spartanbut and Asheville, the Spartanburg, Union and Columbia, and the Chailotte, Columbia and Au gusta Railroad, that the Charlotte Chamber of Commerce is giving a freo excursion to Charlotte and return to all merchants who desire to buy goods In our imarket, comnmencing March 1st and endling Maichlt 15t, and for which tickets and Invitations are now being sent out. The limited time allowed to Peirfeet the lists of invitation, may cause some to be overlooked. The committee do sire to invite mnerclants. who live within the radius of Charlotte trade, and this is to give notice to any person of this class who desires to coen, and who has not *received a ticket by the first day of Mlarch, to notify Rt. N. Tiddy, Secretary, and a ticket will be sent. DEATII OF Mit. IIENICY C. IhAMILTON. -Mlr. Henry C. Hamilton, whose ill ness we mentioned some days ago, died at an early hour on Wednesday morning. Ile had been In not very good health for soine time past, and a recent attack of pneumonia proved more than his enfeebled constitution could stand. Mr. HIamilton was a native of Charleston, a son of Gover nor James Hamilton, and a brother of Major S. P. Hamilton of Chester. le was at zhe time of his death ii the forty-ninth year of his age. The funeral services were conducted by' the Rev. J. Obear, and the remains were interred in the Episcopal ceme tery. Mr. Hamilton was only tempo rarily residing in Winnsboro, but in his short stay here lie had won the confidence and regard of all with whom he was thrown in contact. He was a gentleman of the highest charac ter, and made warn friends wherever he went. We extend our heartfelt sympathy to his afflicted relatives. A CROWN OF THORN.v. The Miseries of Royalty in Russia-Sonal Scenes Never to be Forgotten, A London siecial gives the follow Ing from the Standard's Berlin cor respondence: "Lately the Czar hardly ever left the winter palace, and when lie went abroad lie was surrounded by a cloud of modfnted officers, who pon cealed the car'rlage and protected the inmates with ther bodies. In the palace lie was accessible only to diplomatists, dignitaries and officers of the house hold. At the chapel detectives occu pied seats that were formerly reserved for distinguished visitors. 'Detectives infested the kitchen,* and1 every dish was tasted by persons of rank special ly selected for the purpose. The Em peror did not even venture to open his letters, documents steeped In poison have repeatedly been sent to him. Yet, with all these elaborate precautions, It occurred to nobody to search for the announced, advertised and placarded mine in the basemnent. The E~mperor and the Duchess of Edinburg were seated in the apartmenit next to the diiing room when they heard the re p~ort of' the ex plosion. The lighits were extinguished and the gas pipe burst, and tihe Princess, officers and valets wvent blindly thr'oughm the dark and then pour medl promiscuously thr'ongh the door of time royal apartimnts where the sovereign was found gr'op inmg his way out of the fatal quarter. AllI who sawin the sight, the spicture of Alexanderms II. leading "his daughter away fr'om the mine of' dynamite, say Itivas bine that could never be forgoi ted." -In the grammar department of' one of oir pumblic schools a few days -since, the :teiidhar., after talking with her chtss en the.subject of mythology, read to them the following: "Vulcan. smith), architect and chariot-builder for the gods on Mount Olympus, buIlt their houses, constructed their fuirni.. ture," etc. The following day the subject of the p receding day was given as a language lesson, anid, as no .non tioxn was made of Vulean, the teacher asked the class who built the houses of the gods on Mount Olympus, one little girl replied: "I can't think of his first name, but his last name is Smith." -Mr. Proetomr hias his uses-he seems to have terrified Pr'ivate Dalzell, that mighty consumer. of postal cards, into ternporary silence. A match with Mr. Gladstone, to write fifty thousand consecutive letters on five hundred consecutive days, occurs to us as a de cidedly nice thing in the way ofcham pionship contest. -Theo. D. Wagner, Esq., a prom! neint merchant of' Charleston, who, during the wvar, had been a member of the firm of' John Fraser & Co., largely Interested and very successful ini the organization of blockade-running ven tures, died on Tuesday. -A prominent Neiw York musician, who advertised to receive applications for-tenors, recently had a note fr'om a clerk in Wall street who wanted to know whether he would judge of his voice by telephone. -Dark clouds roll up and obscure the sun, but we know that there is light above the clouds. -"Love laughs at locksmiths," and yet there isn't anything Aiminy about a locksmith. FINAL DI VIDEND --TO THlE Depositor. of the Citisens' Saving. Bank. A FINAL dividend of three and four tenths (3 4-10) per cent. having been declared from the assets of the Citi zens' Savings Bank, bankrupt, deposjtors at the WVinasboro branch of said Bank are hereby notified that this dividend will be paid tothem at the Winnaboro National Banki between Friday, the 27th inst., and the first day of May next. * LOUIS LnCONTE, feb 96-til Trustee. * A week in your own town, and no atalI risked. You can gcive tie wiesatialkthut e'pense. The best op portunit ever offered tor these willin~ to see ic yraei what YOU ca do at the bsi. nesw ofer. No rooma to exnslain here. You ~Devohi yor tim or ly yor spare every hour that yuwork. Women ake as much as meon, Snfr pcal private terms and particulas b~w lti free. 8outfit feDo' sucomaii t'mv times wile you Aug i19-nat . mtadfage COME QUICK! COME QUICK I COME QUICK ! COME QUICK ! COME QUICK I AND BUY STOCRINGS. AND BUY STOCKINGS. Ladies', Misses' and Children's Hose Ladies', Misses' and Children's Hose WILL BE SOLD WILL BE SOLD Cheaper than ever heard of. Cheaper than ever heard of. Half Price, 'Half New York Cost. Half Price, Half New York Cost. COME AND SEE. COME AND SEE. COME AND SEE. McMASTER, BRICE & CO. feb 26 Buy Notions, White Good i CosieO and Calicoes at the corner store of ,1. M. Beaty & Co. Remembor J. M. Beaty & Co. make a specialty of the Bay State Standard Screw Shoes, at the store on the corner. A nice stock of.good Laundried and Unlaundried Shirts. Collars, Neck wear &c., at J. M. Beaty & Co.'s corner store. Elegant Cashmeres, Momie Cloths, Worsted, Alpacas, Dress Linings, Crinoline. &c., at J. M. Beaty & Co.'s corner store. You will find Bleached Goods, Sea Island Goods, Domestlcs, Tickings, Kersevs and Jeans at the corner store of J. iM. Beaty & Co. Groceries of all kinds, Candy, Crack ers, Tobacco, Crockery Woodenware, Plows, Cutlery, Shot, Powder, etc.. always in stock at the corner store of J. M' Beaty & Co. J. M. Beaty & Co. are selling Cloth ing, Hats, Rubber Suits and Shoes at lowest cash prices; New Goods of all kinds continually arriving at J. M. Beaty & Co.'s, on the cornor. GOODING & ELLIOTT. Having associated ourselves together for the purpose of carrying on the GROCERY AND SUPPLY TRADE, We beg to infoirm our friends and the p)ublic that we have on hand a full! stock of .Cofl'o 'u. Sugars. Flour, Molasses, B3uck wheat, Ihams, Cannmed Goods, etc., together with Bacon Meal, Shoes, Nails, and all such articles as are required by persons desiring advanices. We are also prep~ared to furnish first-. class Guanos at fair priices. R. C. GOODING, 'r. K. ELLIOTTf. jan 15-Sm IiARLY ROSE, Goodrich and J~ Peerless Irish Potatoes at lowest cash prices. J. M.BEATY &CO. o Ligittest S - EWMI gm MACHINECO. SHAVING SALOON. Tf E undersigned begs leave to inform .Lhis customera and the publio gener.. ally that he Is prepared to give satisfac tion to all who may favor him with their patronage.- - H. 0. UTCHESON' will shave you with facility-outting dyeing and cdressing in the latest and most approved style, with 3. M. McCALL At the Champion Barber Sho p and Sham poolng Saloon, Winnsboro, 8. 0. nov 15 00g DOZEN .& P. Coats' Spool 50 DhrEad at the Corner Store. J. M. BJEATY & CO. NOTICE~ TO CREDITORs, .ALL persons holding claim., of what soever nature, against the Estate 'of JONATHAN 0. MATTHEWS, deceased are hereby required to establish their de mands before the Court of Probate or Fairfield County, on the first day of Mareh, A. D. 1880, at ten o'olock in the forenoon. January 27, 1880, J. B. BOYLES, jan 29-txtd Judge of Probate. , FREE TO AL. ID iron, such a. old casting., old \Jplows, wrought iton, do., for whbih good prices will be l'aid. W, B. CREI~GMT. feb 94-46 .ayyor et bacriptiou' NOMINATIONS. FOR SHEiltFF. Mesars. ditors: As nominations are ii order, permit us to present the name of COL. JNO. B. DAVIS as a candidate foi Sheriff at the ensuing election, subject of course, to the action of the Democratic primaries. MANY FRIENDS. FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE. jfessrs. Editors: Pleaso ainounce th< present ino'umbent, J. It. Boyles, Judge of Probate, as a candidate for re-eleolion at the ensuing election, subjet to the no tion of the Democratic party at the pri maries. By so doing you will oblige iii 14 hIAN I PRIEND8. FOR SHERIFF. Messrs Milo rs: Pleaso announce 'M J. Preston Jooper as a candidate for th< Democratio nomination for sheriff at the coinng election (subject to the decision of the primary election) and oblige many rriends in the ' SOUTuWZsTEBN POJITION OF THE COUNTY. dec 10 FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. The friends of Mr. James G. Heron, ol Salem, respectfully nominate him for the ofilco of County Commissioner at the en suing election- -subject to the action of the Democratic primary. jan 17-td* GREAT EXCITEMENT -AT PALMETTO IUOUSm. JUST ARRIVED one of the finest as. iortmente of Liquors in the Boro. One Barrel of Gibson's Celebrated Old Nectar, 1840; Three Barrels of tine old Ryo Whis. key: lst, Old Imperial Cabinet Whiskey, ) years old; 2nd, also, the Mabel Belle, 9 litto; 3rd, Roanoke R ye, the oldest,18 iitto. Corn Whiskey of the best grades. Korth Carolina Corn,8weet an d Sour Mash. 3f the best grades.. Also. Wines and Bran, lies of tb o finest brands. I have also i Rn'. lot of Cigars and Tobacco wbich ] will dis'ose of at roasonable prices for nash only. Give me a call, and I will treat you right, Philadelphia Lager Boer al. ways on hand from the cAebrated firm o Borger and Engell. You can find me at rdl times at the Bar under tlie Winnsboro Hotel, next door to D R. Flonniken's. Uall and sae me. J. CLENDINING. aug 28 NEW GOODS. EIGHT Barrels, Now Crop Nei Orleans Molasses. ALSO, A Fine Lot of Sugars-all grades Jackson's Best Family Flour. JIARDNVARE, Consisting in pgj .of, Mulo -ant Horse Shoer, Nails; Trace :Chains and Red Rust Proof Oats, Freal Cheese and Macaroni, Raising, Gur, rants and Citron, CHEAP FOI1 CASH at . . .LENNIKENI'. COME AND SEE BEAteIJWFU Gons COnnOr & Chal61r', FINE Walnut Clocks, Gold anid 8Si. V'er Watches, J1eweh'y of' all descilp tions, Sterling Silver and Platedware, CUTLERY': Carvers, Bread,.Table and Pockel Knives. Fine China anidGlass Tea-Sets. .0LASSWARIE: tPitch~ers, Preserves, Goblets, Turn blers, &co. PANCT GOODS a Vases, Tot let Sets, Mugs, Cups, &c, L~am ps and Lamp Burner-s whlich make recidents impossible. Violins, Bows, Strings, &c. jan 10 FIREI INSURANCE AGENCY .' -ov-. JAMIES W. LAW. T o the Publi. Why not insure your property? See she cost of a per diem expense: Daily cost of insuring 81,000 at 3 per sent peor annum is only 8) eents. At 21 per cenit. per annium is only 7 c. At 1 per cent. per annutm is only 4 o. At 1 per cent. per annum is onl1 o. At i e yet er annum is onil 2 . A p a r t for 8years is only 1.88 At Riper cent, for a yeas isoni 1.88-c, At 11 per oeni. for 6 years is onl O.88 o. At 2 per cent, for # years Is only l1., Dwellings in town or country, detach. ed, insurable at the following rates, vim.: F'or one year j per cent. For three years 14por cent. For five years 2( per cent, B~artas and contents, gin houses,. b dod Iott tohouistfes, erbanfdise, mills an hthsisrbed dqaerates. Iepresent only the very best compa mefong yereno. and wolR.estabflsh -ov2 .. . JMST RECEIVED! JUST RECEIVED! JUST R ECEIVED I A New Invoico -ors White and Colored EmbroiderieE and Edgings at EXTRA LOW PRICES I An early call will repay ladies. We ask you' only to come tc sco our . stock and to hear the prices, and if you donot find it to your ad vanta to buy, we will not ask you to do so. P. LANDECKER & BRO. 14 FRESH ARRIVALS. ALL SORTS 0OF NICE GROCER1Ei AT DONLY'S. P'resh Augusta Flour, of all brands, Fres1 Bluckwheat Flour, Kentucky Dried Beecl Breakfast 8trips, Now Mess acokerel, Nei Mens Shad, Fish in all sized packages nuitable for pilantation use. Pure enu Lard in cans, bucts and tubs. 8ood atn Eating Irish Potatoes, Garden.Seeds, etc Stoel Plows, Collens & Co.'s Ame, Boxes Chowng Tobacco, all grad, cents per lb. and npward, --ALSO- - A large stock of Liquors, Wines, na Cigars. Give me a call. . W Hi. DONLY, deg 18 Oni the Corner. SALE STABLES. TO THE CITIZENS OF FAIRFIELD 3' hlAVE established a Sale Stable ai IWinnsboro, and am pr'epared te sell stock stock on very accomnmodat lug terms, either for cash' or oni time until next fa~ 1 for negotiable paper, Persons wishlng to buy or swap wvill do well to call oi nc beefore p)urchaus forwil asopay the highest cash prle conw AWD FOenaER Delivered at my Stable on Congress Street, lated one door south of the Ladd building. jan 20 A. WLrO~troD. N\'W f E 8l DESK AND' DOO0K AND COPYf tWST. . ONE of the handiest and most popu lar inventiohts of moderni times.- (Ian be attaclied to an &rm-eohair without trouble.- PrIen, *.50, *8.00 anid $2.50. For etiular.d - 7ol WlM b'r FR E JLA THE WORLD WILSON SEWI in workmanship is eqUal to a Chronot ed as a first-cliws Pi'mo. It rcccived a iln(10) tonnlial ExpositioL IT S othlermachins. I1m Capacity is unJlim] MACHINES nold in the United State. others. The VILSON MENDINO A of repairing WIT HOUT PATCOlllW WANT}WSON 8E ChICAGO, 11 - 0 SPOOL COTTON. TRDE ORGIAE A. C'LARK, 80L AGNT. 4,00 BROA VA Y, NEW YORK. -0o The distinctive featuresi of this spool cottcn are that it is mado from the very 11neF t SEA 1ST lAND COTTON. It is fluished soft as the cotton from which it is mado; it h1as no waxing or artilicial finish to deceivo the eyes; it is the strongest, a noothest, and most elastio |aewign thread in the market; for machine 3 sowing it hans no eqal; it is wound oni WIIITlE S PO O LS. The Black is JET BLACK over prdcdin spool cotton, being dl od by a system patfented by ourselves. Vho colors are dyedl by the NEW ANILINE PRIOCESS ~rendering themn so perfect and brilhant that d ross-muakors every whero use them Iinst ead of' sewIng silks.. A G.old Medal was awarded thiis spool cotton at Paris. 187$, for ''great strength'' and "'general exce'llencie" bing the high est, award given tor spool cotton. We 1invito compa ~frisoni and1 respectfully ask ladies to give it a fair 'trial and con vince themsolves of its superiority over all others. To be had at wholesale and retail of J. 0. IDOAG. JUST p;'5 BIARRELS Buist's selected Irish U otatoes, I car-load of WVhito Seed Oats, 1 car-load of Limo, and a ful stock of selected 4GROCERIEs. We are agents for the following birumds of Guanos: Paitapsco, Lowoe's Georgia Formula, Acid Phosphate, G. Ober & Sons, 80iuolo Ammoniated Super Phosphate of Lime and Dissolved Blone, South Caroli na Phosphate. Give us a call, and we will give you BOTTOM FIGUREA * J. F. McMASTER & CO. jan 20 et. *1~h~ -16MS ALUABLEi INVENTION RENOWNED NG MAC.N ueter Watct, and as -ograntly finiah.. the highleSt awmad at "!the Vienna 's ONE-FOURTH FASTER tha, ited. There are more WILSON than the combllined sales of all the TTACHMENT1', for doing all kinda , given FIEE with each maebino. ING MACHINE Co. .U. S. A, 1C~jEV REE mrO CATQU OHNS0N, ARKPgo '30 UNION SQUARE ASS. NEW-YORK CITY. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, F'or all the purposes of a Family Physie, &ni for curing Costiveness, aunceo, Indigention, .oul Stomach, 3reath. Hondache, Eryulpolas, Rheumatism, Eruptions and 8kn Disoases, Bit. iou sness, Dropsy, Tumors, Worms,. Nourah.' as a Dinnor Pill, for .tifying tho Blood, Are the most ef ./50 ective anld conge. - mual putrgativeeve~r h: discouverled. Ther v3 '--.. re mild. but di' feetnal in their operan 1, moving the bowels smely An w ithout paIin;. Altihough gentle in their operation, they are still the mos0t thMoough anld senrehing cathar. tic mineledi that can be employed: cleans ig the stomach and bowels. and even the blool. In small doses of one pill a day, they stionlate the digestive organs and proote vigorouls health. Ai-n's Pr.j.s have been known for more than a quarter of a century,'and have obtained a world-wide reputation for their % virtues. They correct diseased action in the several assimilative organs of the body, and are so coiiposed that obstrue tions within their range can rarely Vih stand or evade them. Not only do thev eure the every-day complaints of every bodly, baut also formialde -and dngerotis diseases that. have lfhll the best or huunan skill. While thev prodnee poweir. ful eilets, they are, at the' same timle, tho safest and best phy sic for children, Bly their aperient aetion they gripe mneih less thant the common purgatives, and never nive paini when the bowels arc not inflamned. T1hey reach the vital formtains of the blood, and strengthlen the system iiby freeing ls fromt tihe elments ot' weatkncss. Adiupted to all ages and conditions in alclimates, containing neither' eioiia-l nor any deleterious drng, these Pills mn be takien with safetv hv anybody. Tihi'ir sug.ar-coatin g preser'ves thenm e'ver fresh, and makes them pleasant to take: while being purely vegetable, no harnm can arise from their use in any quantity. Dr. i. C. AYER &CO0., Lowell, Mass., Practical and Anal tical Oh,ists'. 80OLD nY ALL DRtUGG TS EVERtYWHIERE. BUY THE OLD "OAVE" CORN * WHISKEY. This is the simon pure article, seized and Bold by the United States Governmenut. The regular "moon U. G. DESPORtTES. SCulppernlOng WVine at $1.50 por~ gallon. Delightful for Xmas. - ~ U. G.DESPORTES. Dry Goods, Clothing, Saddles, Bridles and Harness. Call and examine my stock before putrchaing elsewhere. Satisfacion~ U. G. DESPORTES. dloe 23 PIEtST 'PTtMll'M A WARIDED AT THNE. GEORGIA STATE FAUI. Flor Oheatpniess, Siniplicity and Durability ti is Sheller stands with' out a rival. 11M10, OZNLY $O R. S. DESPORlTVS & 00. Aentg, Sidg1ewtty ~ For Stleb ~ , Un. pr d 28(8