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TOWN AND COUNTY
THURSDAY, April 22, : : 188(
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New Advertisem1ents.
Specialties-J. L. Minnaugh.
GRANoE1ns.-It has been discovered
that cool, damip weather has a decided
tendency to bring out the Grangers
(luite a number of whom were to be
seen around town on Tuesday.
A. B.:1Malony,'AM. D)., Philadelphia,
'a., says: "I find )r. Bull's Cough
Syrup excellent, having a ready sale
and rendering more satisfaction than
any cough syrup I have ever sold." 25
cents a bottle. .*
I)iME RE.1,ING.-Tho next' dime
reading of the series will he at the
r!sidence of Mr. Francis Gerig on
Friday evening, the 23d inst. All lire
c.)rdially invited to attend, and we are
sure they will pass a most pleasant eve
KILoIxo TiMa.-t was 'found neces
sary duriiig the dull, warm days of the
forter part of tl week, to ' resort to
the very alusing and exciting game
of marbles, in order to "kill tiic.''
The game thus far has becn indulged
in for the must part by those of 'tle
m.reaitile persuitasi01. It's a nice,
coot, soothilg g:aie, atnd tierciore
ought to be' reserved for the hutter
days, of mid-Suinelill'r.
Sens:\''ie.-40 m" ~ t1 b,-,+ :Ci.:n.hil1'
f,:!low\s who( ilwi;a\ kueep an e\, ;,poh1
ilhl" doing"s aud mo))\enlientl of' "old
Soi" ulil who ta tl(Ilte pr.:Ci :e Lino
mlent ai. which 1',11t' ilia ill the iooli'
takes Iis: :i; e tlbr imea11s, predic:i anl u -ii
usual deg-ec of et'ut t.'is S uinilnr.
'1'ley- base thir pelredictioii upon the
fact that a great niunibwr of dark spots
are to beceen upon the sunll's di.k-and
when such hts becit the casl hercto=
fore, great heat has followed their ap
pCaralce.
We have been inftormned by a gentle
mi:an who lives near Woodward's that
there are nearly a thousandl bales of
not ton at and in tihe -country around
Wodwvard and1( BlacJ.stock st.ill unsold.
Sonie of thke larger plant.ers have sixt.y,
some ninetYv and sonme mnoie than one
hundred onl hand1. We fear they have
held their crops a lit tle too long, as it
would1( require a conisidecrable raise
fromi the [presenlt price of co,tton to
make up~ tihe loss of weight in theO cot
toil anid interest on money, both of
which they~ mnight have takent advan-.
Lage of had they sold carlier in the sea
ExcuRitsoN 'o CHu (,ESON.--ThiS
week tho differenit railroads connect
ing wvith the South Carolina Road arve
giving cheap excursions to Charleston.
Thle fare for the round trip from this
place is three dollars anid sevenIty-flye
cents; but not many of our citizens
have takeni advantage of this opportu.
niity to visit the metropolis of the State,
This Is onie of tile most pleasant sea
sonis of the year to spenld a few days i11
Charleston anid the attractions there
this week are very tempting. The
Floral Fair, the tourniament and the
wonderful feats of Boyton, the cham-.
pilon swimmer, together with the va.
rious "sighlts" of the city wvill coin
blne to render a visit there at this time
altogether a pleasant one.
THEa GRiEISNvILL INCENDARIIE.-TIh<
trial of the flyve negroes charged witt
the burning of the Academy of Music,
inl Greenville, on the 7th of Decembei
last, after eight dlays of Investigation.
ended Wednesday niight, at 11 o'clock.
ini a v'erdict of guilty'as to all accused,
Tile prisoners-Wlliamn D o d s o ni
Fletcher Maddox, Pleasant Adams,
Rich Bates and Joe Bunrtoni-were sen.
tenceed by his Honor, Judgfe Thlomson,
- in a very touching and imnpresslvc
manner, to be hangjed onl the 18th o1
Jnionext. The defendanits' counsel
made a very earnest endeavor for 11
nlew trial, but the mfotionl was refused.
The defence wvill appeal to the Supreme
Court upon the rutling of the Court on1
several points. MaddoX and Dodsoll
wept bitterly wheni tihe senteince was
p)ronounlced. The others wore down
cast exp)ressionls, but were sIlent aunt1
unmoved.
-Two Froor.s.-Sonator Chr7istiancy ib
jidw sixt~ -eIght years old andthis wift
is at least twenty-lIve years . founger,
Ho found her in the TIreasury Depart.
mnt couniting bank notes, and wat
taken with ther vivacity, eoo etry and
pretty face, and throw hisa so/r judg
mont aid the advice of his ,iends tc
the wvin.d and married ther. ~Shiewaa
valtn atid frivolous and so < azzle4d by
.the position of ther venerable, admiret
*that . she discarded a very wbrthis
-yontig an to'whom she wvae 6ngaget.
*and becamoe Mrs. Senator ChristIancy'
Now that the tables are turnMd, If al
that is foidc be trun, each n9st vor.3
heartily indQrse teopinlqn of th(
world Which pronounces 4om a equ
*"-"LiI.1rd Znout tho" t I'd cal
1*Qtl,"C~i4I~ romi4rW the blit
sai t
G ANVgfJ'ClNNIztG.
The Strata'gem Empidyed by Ulysses to Ob.
tutn Hils West Point Appoltintmnt.
Cowailus, 0., April 8.-''hero has
been much query of late years as to
whether (eneral Grant owed his sue
r cess td' his piluck, perseverance inld
8.shrewdness, or simply his goo(1 luck,
zln( all sorts ot reilieshave beent mdet.
s ''he wriler recenltly had It C.Iivsta
tiont with a one-titie prominlenlt lie
publicani Congressmani of this State,
and1 the question as to the Presidential
t candidate of the Rl)ttblicli party
cato uI, and le told at st.ory about
SGrant that may be somie aid to those
- who desire l tnswer to the query
above ineintioned.
- He namled the condition that his
nam) should not be given, as he is out
of politics, and the writer knows him
1 to be a mnanl of great dislike to public
notoriety. Said the gentleman: "I"f
people tlhinlk that GrI'anlt is in1diffe-rent
to the nomination they are greatly
Siistaken. I will tell you a conversl
Iion I once 1111(1 with Urant, but I dto)n't
wi'h it published, as some might thilik
that I am committing a breach of lion
or inl repeating i private Conversation.
It Was about, the timne that Urant's
nlamle wais first mnioned01( ats Anl availa
ble candidate f)r the ['reside(ncy. I
wvas on a trail going to Washington,
being a member of the Ilouse at that
time. Grant got on the train at IlIar
risburg, and we rode on to Washing
tonl together. Well, I waiited to hear
somne expresion from him about his
candidacy, aind e replied that lie had18
some dou'bts about his being able to
get the iionliioa. I then, in order
to draw him out, 'emiunded him of
Zachary Tiaylor at Corpus Christi
how lIhe had hal)pIened to be iii c9m1
niand there at-the first outbreak of the
Mexican miaratuders, thatt tern)minited
in the Mexican war, and how pure
accident and the exigencies of that war
had 111a1e an lilunble border colonel
'resideul. o' the United Slates; anmd I
added that it was more frequently the
Ssmutallest thing that tia de 1inei g i'cat
that the, )urstuit. of a well-defined ama
b:tioi. lie sit Imusilg for a tiimleafter
telling him this story, and then, turn
ing round to me, said:
"I'll tell you, II--, there's sone
thing in that, and I can tell you of a
smaller cirCuistaie than 'Tavlor's.
Whent I was a boy, living in George
towlm, Ity mother rni out of butter one i
moring!., and(, nmeedling~ some1 before it
COul(1 ie hwd at the store, Shet sent Ie
over to t,he xt door unibb. r')t to
borrow scime. W'ell. I rs .i't as
well ae(Juaintlt''d1l there as 1 was it uti.te
itimost, anid opened the door ainld went.
ill without ;toinig, and just ats I
welt inl o I Ot time l>iks-t.h' old gen
tlemnli, I believe--was re:diug a letter
fl c'n a son who was ill We.t 1'oinlt.
- Wel. I didn't wvnt to (1i..arb the n
v Ic -tt-n1 ' a t rd what.' .xas r't'.: l.
^t!71 .t ''1't,iii I '.,ii. 1 i C,Lho !Vat it
1'' it.i ', It . t lic tII ' I' !t k t.l i iez
Wl, pthe too i i his !tert that het
h) :el t m (it ti U:Sl--lubti i., l, i: l t ftailte,
to pa.: exattIlna:i-n,ad Ied mild
hi ve to C- int 1. .ti :, t-il 1t . W esti i :=e1it ,
the l't r oln e ta .Ii h eatd, soi thi. the
:t,u pris.e at his rety't- hmrihi n be too
grhat. li'll, whento they gol thrut,
Iborrowed hebua t o < tal 'ItI:- it
houe, and then' rshil down to Thum
as 1,. 1l'p thar'. olie----he was our
Cori.ges 1ui (.hn-and I asked himt
It'hIte wouint end inc to 1est Poinit.
Iletold Ie that he caunld't sntd me
util Ihis other by got tbrou th, and
tat louldingt e for the years 1ve!.
bot shuld t ae t prnss eaminaton
itand l it should go.ethoe Well,o
senea o the am?' h Uie
"t tie, m "sid he' ki~, "Iguess alf bhe
can'u pas dhawd yoe onoeusif ous
"ut whte w ranto to prisego tat
yuc illmernd la e,"gl std th c.te
"Well, ton the a lie am'r he
abomte rothe fellso andtrhmniat
dayI yen and asker Thmigs. ha
hear thoul nes. we sid hae troubled
afcterign atth ao' omie o the rwayrtehad
qgeot himthae thepromaie, he vosid
I nt, nd because thy montedrp
stned th e oto uager hasug tod me,
theinamfes amy uofe knwe ;o
tatell andeI dtkselvw, ande al', but
whaef y makroesr of Prheient" ge
ato hthoe ranthes anThongtofia
schpemr,"s anhingyaid th genriae
maet the rstera. ebruh h
"Tae,aton it ce. rd.I'
Dlasay andl 01Owthr m riage
mi,becudsay we01 bdidehve t'oubne
lucky toemrrpied o anourteos (ly.
ciLnt the alorliebmty to b erer'
quer."Tlou ie tohold a thedwornt,
Tunl ecasyte amdon udr
dasth anyg we hog combe
theiro baes marre nver knowle how
towc splohmthemsedvesiand for uevn
defyt i a crfaso ofhonties ev
they hai'to boetr ofThe ITlins aer
no ln ntersuperstitions, adt mariae
arec th querest. Jstbemslie
alwaysed oul his wmithkore marriagw
mill becse ople beasilimvou is eel
tuckyato bA marriemd of altma'sdy
(Lenis aonblevdb myd.eayotogibedan
anprop)Iitius tiaeto ld ca weding.th
Iseoda,Tes and ednesdaity ias
ggod das. Mulay onenut hvo boe
heare to erid war arflo tilt. Aor
pttityisfa(cormals omeent aay be-v
authey md etter hnhbalkiams tre
nte-ro; ain theuersito, iher.oo
On5ce man wompady just fbeens pied
tpullb ouf peoplndeprceftsa toddo
one, notse ofhthe ienas fillgo out. Ir
tillteatf Au soddwer of alopaine
dwn j)oei at tesk Hevolgoe
ando elaie thaiwth cam e thet
twsle ontad nhimoutr ta
Tw fthe hpest po n ol wae tovbr
Warriem wIis ti apcetu woa ialtA
cauethey etl authbackein the.
man om infrompany tha frieds andv
the ~nmber of pe~'o~le preulntspn od
one Isloe o the friends swillo ut I
to"ld tht if anodd umbr f peol
waspreentat he eddng,on
woldbesue o iewihi te ex
coom 'frorn. So it's all right, el,
"Another English couple o11Ce went
away tumarried beciuse they found
tie day was the twenty-cightft day of
Deceinber. It seeIs that, there is a
Superstition in the district. thev Camlle
fi-om ngainst marrying on the day
Hlerod ma1lissacred1 the fl.t born-iluno
cenats' D)ay as they cnll it. A saiilor
brought a girl in to be married but
stopped, went throug.rh his pockets and
then I hurried out. lial'l'an hour liter
he(, camne back. The woman% had witi.
ed for himn in 11he vorridi,r, meainwhih-.
1lIc hadfti'rgotten his luck. which he
had carried will-. him ever since lie be
gll to Sail the ocei blue. It w(as ia
child's ciul, done up ini a silk bag t'or a
chiaril."
-Some butter yields from Vermnont
are interestiig. 'T'hus, a Mr. 1)our
Ias, of W1'hitingr, friom 31 short. ho'nit
grades rets 201) pounds ot bill er fiom
each ; 11. C. Cleveland, of' Covei,t.rv,
gets 224 pouinds from each of 20 Short
orns tostly thoroughbred; M1Ir.
Cratnpton, of Swanton, nllakes 275
poululs Irom 20 select<'(l 1 'ommon
cows; Mr. W'oo<l, of Ner.h 'on!i-et,
291 poun(ls each from 1:3 cows o' Jer
sey blootd, iintl the averages o'ffive oth
er herds of'Jerseys in the same State
range froii 250 to 285 )outnds per anl
-The other day several people stood
before a showv win(dow loo!.m1g at. .i
chassical mIedcllion. "What's that ?"
inquired the smart. boy, who hal el
bowed his way to the front.. "''lat's,''
replied a good citizen, "is 'Achilles.
woundell inl the heel.'" '-Oh, yes,"
sit the boy, sententiously, auid 'gaz
ing at. the picture with new interest,
"stone bruises."
NOTICE.
S'A1LED bi.is for r'ntinc; Stalls Nos. 1
unil 2 of the mark +t Ior one vo-.ir
"romin tho 1st. of May will bo received by
the nailer igned till 5. p. n.. April
30th, bilIs for cluc' stall I be separate.
Also, sealed Lids for furnishing the street
lamps with (oil, chimneys, burners, wie, s.
fouts. mieches, &c., for the same period.
Council reserve the right to reject any or
all bids
By order of Council:
E. S. CHANDLET
apl 20-td Cl rk.
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
rjy
1 'i: D- mno:roic 'xecutive C >mnittec
..f ":irte'td e'u'ty") is herevy called to
': t it * inn'boro on Satrrelay, April 2-1,
:,;"0. at elev(a o'clock in the forenoon.
A 'ull attundaince of the enembers is de
JNO. 13J;A'"TON.
1 ;0- i County Chawirman.
NOTICE.
I m St.: !. t(oi.?tf . & .\orwrT P. R.,
Ovie1e. Asi'. G. 3'Ass. Aml:NT.,
i.UiM1sIA. S. C., April 7.
() N inO after A pril ib, in a..ilitlon to
i ( : 'ur.lty e:ae.:inn cardh;, this
ICo .pany w ill luit on de at all1 stations,
on any day or train, loe,l excursit'n
tie :e1s t-s 1ilows: .
l1..! : ri tii "ss froMn and to nll afa
ti:, . ;.iod Ir ;r.-:c (1.3'S, at thbr, e cents
p.er uil, :aich way.
it'u! trip 1i:ket1 good for ten (ays,
At toutr ceti per mile ea+ch way. IHaveoTu
sade ulso, at c ouo stations, tichets to
N aw York, Phi iladel ph ia. Baltimotro and
WalshinitAo, with tueursioni coupons t.o
Ashevillo. N. C., and return, rd then
conzti'mning journey lo destinaitioni, thns
e'nahng 114uas.enm'r at a sm-:l c o:4 to see
the mnia:fnifreet3lt s,enerv in the fiamous
"Anor' 'run SzY " For any of abov)~e
tie'ts anply to stat,ion Agents. For in
<rim .:ion add ress D. (iAID WELL,
Asst. G. P. A., Columbia, S. C,
ap.l 13-1 ii
FI1N E L IQ UOR S.
I HAVE recently made extousivo addi
Itioans to may r.tock of Wines nad
liquors, wihich consist, of a full as.sort
ment, of Rye Whis!:ey, ('orn Whiskey
French lirandy, Aple 1 trandy13, Pea'ch
Brandy, Sherry Wine, Scappornong Wino,
Champagne, etc , etc.
// I claim to s -11 the FINEST AND
PUR~ESTI RYE WHISKEY to be had in
Winnsboro. Give it a trial.
I also also k op on hand a full supply of
SEGARS AND TOBACCO,
in great variety, and adapted to the tastes
of everybody.
Call at the PAL'ETib HOUSE, in the
Winnsboro Hotel building.
JI. C ENDN INT.
moch 2's
E. R. STOKES.
BLANK BOOK MANUFACT2URlER
-AND)
GENERAL BOOKBINDER,
H AS moved opposite the city Hall,
wvhere he is fully p)repared, wvith
first-class wvorknmen, to do all kinds of
work in his line.
BLANK BOOKCS RULED to any pattern
and bound in any style desired.
My facilities end long acquaintaneo with
the business enable mo to guaran.tco
satisfnotion on orders for Blank Books,
Railroad Books, and Books for the use of
Clerks of Court, Sherifl', Probate Judges,
Masters in Equityv, and other counts oll
e,lals. Pamph)ilets, Magazines, Micl,
Newspapers and Periodicals and all kinds
of publications bound on the most rca
sonable terms and in the best manner, All
orders p)romptly attended to.
E. R. STOKES,
Main street, opposite new City Hail, Co
lumbia, 5. 0.
et 21
D ff A week in your own town, and no
UU capital risked. You can give the
business a trial without, ca pense. The -best op.
portunity ever offered [or. those willing to
work. .You shou]d try nothing else until you
see for y ourself whbat ypu can do at the bust
ness wv' oifer. No reoom to explain here. You
can dlevoto, all your t,ime or on.ly your spare
timeo to tebusiness, and make great pay for
every hoiur that you1 work Women makle as
much as men. Bend for special prilvate terms
sand particulars, wvhich we mail froo. $5 eutflt
free. V)on't complain of hard titmes while you
have such a chance. Address
Aug 12-t8an,iy , ____
, month guaranteed. *t2 a day at
* 30 o.. made,5 by hendstrious
Capital not required. w iil stort you. Men
woifem, boys amid girla make money faster,al
work for us3 than at anytinlg else. The work
is ligh', and pleasant, and such as an.yone can
go rght at. Those wvhy arc wise who can sec
this nothle 11ll send, their aridresses at, once
ndsefrhemselv , otyoutfit and terms
free. New is the time. Those already at work
la ying ularge sums of moe, Address
TMUI ~ ,A uta, Edibo
NOMINAT[QNs.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONI-11.
The friends of Mr. JAMES W. COLE
MAN respectfully nominate him for the
oillco of County Couinmi:sioner of Fair
ileld"--subject to the action of the Demo
cratic primary.
FOl SiI41MIF'.
.lfessrs. -1 dilors: Pleose announce Mr.
11. E. EILI.SON, JR., as a candidate for'
Slierill' of Fairfield County, at the ensu
ing election---subject to the action of the
D)emnn.rativ primary. MANY Fan.EN1)$.
FOR SIIEIFF.
Tihe many friends of Mr. JNO. D. Mc
CAItL"'Y, recognizing his peculiar fitness
for the offico, respectfully nominate him
for Sheriif of Fairfield County-subject to
the action of the lunocratic primary.
FOl COUNTY COMMISS1ONEIt.
Me.srs. Edltors: PI'ase announce MR
ROBE{T I). BOLICK as a candidate fot
County Coltnis.ioner of Fairlield at the
ensuing election---subject to the action of
the Democratic primary.
MANY FIUnNDs.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONEI?.
I he friends of DIR. JOHN BOYD, ap
preciatting the skill, zeal alnd fidelity
with which he has discharged the duties
of- School Cnmmissionv.r, respectfully
nominate him for re-olection-- subject to
the nation of the Democratic primaries.
FOR SIHEItiFF.
Messrs. Islitors: As nominsdions are in
order. permit us to preseut the namno of
C.J. JNO. B. DAVIS ns a can tidat'. for
Sheriff at the ensuing ele -imi,. sibj
of course, to the action of the Democratic
primaries. MANY FnIENDS.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.
.lessrs. ditors : Please anh.ounoe the
present incumbent, J. 11. ltoyles, Judge
of Probate, as a candidate for re-election
at the ensuing eleetion, subject to ihe ac
(ion of the Democratic party at the pri.
uaries. By so do:ing you will obligo his
14 IMANY FRIENDS.
FOR SHERIFF.
Messrs. Editors: Please announce ir.
.1 Preston "ooper as a candidate for the
D.smoncratic nomination for sheriff at the
coning election (subject to the decision
of the p -m,r; election) and obligo many
feiends in thi-,
ioUTnwLsTrItN PORTION OF THE COUNTY.
d o l(i
FOR COUNTY COMM ISSIONER.
The frin., .f 'r-. James ' l ieron, of
talem, ripeetfully nomi 'i.e him for the
.)flce of CoI ntv Coumnissioner at the en
.mingf, election -subject to the act-ion of
the: Democratic primary.
jan 17 t.d
FOL SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
The iii nds of the R Ey. JAMES DOUG
LASS res;e;-tfully nominate him for the
pcsitiol of School Commissioner of Fair.
iGeN' (?n n[y at the onasping electio,l
subject to the aeth n of thq Do.coratic
party at thme primaries.
lICE IVE1T
j'-'BARRLSDuisit's selected Ir ish
Patoes, 1 car-load of WhZite
Sed Oats, 1 ear-load of Limo, and'a lul
stock of selected
IGROOERIES.
We are agents for the following br.as
of Guanos: Patapsco, Lowe's Georgia
Formula, Acid Phosphato, G. Obier & Sons
.Somole Amumonlated Super Phosphate of
Lime and Dissolved Bone, South Caroli
na Phosphate.
Give n.o a call, andi we will give you
BOTTOM FIGURES.
J. F. MoMASTER & Co.
jan 29
NE6B SPRING STfJOK.
Mi/cMASTER, BRICE & C0. Re-.
. .q uest an inspection of their
New Spring Stock which is now ar
rivmng.
Each department is complete, and
prices guaranteed to be as
As anywhere in the market.
A specialty in Lad1ies' and Gents'
Fine Shoes.
A handsome line of Notions, , How
siery and Gloves.
N. B.-Something new in suspen
ders. Call and examine them,
april1.____ ___
SHAVING SALOON.
T "HE undersigned begs teave to informi
l hise nstomers and the publie gener
ally that he is prepared to 'give satisfaco
tioni to all who may favor him with their
p)atronage.
HI. 0. HUTCHISON
will shave you with facility--cutting
dyeing and dressing in .the latest and
most approved styl, with
J. M. McCALL
At the Champion Barber Shop and Sham
pooing Saloon, Wilnsboro, 8. 0.
nov15 ii
GARDE~N SEE DS.
. UNCOMBE Cabbage Seed, -Pal Mil.
Le t Seed, Aeme Tomiato Seed,
D.eitt's Golden Gor'd Meed (lora, Penn.
aslvania. Flnt Corn, So,uthern Prolifie
os, eraeldDeane, )inh Beanas,
axil-Beas lo, othe fresh: Kaden
seeds froni Iuist and2 -~d', waie
by - -"'iI MA8TE1 tir4 OO
BUY
SPRIG GOODS
-AT
Js J. BEATY & CO'1
Just received and to arrive in a few
days
.ILmny new goods bought before the re
cent he:avy advane, which will
o tomil at. the very lowest cash prices to
our fri,"nds ano castomuers.
Elegant Cashmeres, iernani Dress
Uoods, \lomic cloths, Iunting. &c.
A nice assortment of Calico-s, M usIlins
Lawns. Dress Lin-is, Whito Goods.
TTrchon Laces, EdgingR, Hosiery, Hand
Iserchiefs, Neekwear, GMoves, &c,
You can find. in fact. Dry Goods of all
kinds at. the , OltNER SiTORM,
And at prices whlioh we guaratrt e
pit ase or we do not aski a sale.
C d, early and give our stock a thorough
insp ection, it is
Our d ight to show our goods.
SHOES!I SHOES!!
Our stock of Zeigler Brothera' fino Shoes
and Bay 8tato -crowed was
Never better, and of tihese kind we make
a specially and warrant.
T ' shoes in high and low cuts, and but
ton shoes in high and low .uuts,
high cut men's gaiters, low cut shoes
hand and machine sewed, screwo,l.
Lt'en the children und babios w V er re
mem,bered and a nice selection bought
for them.
CLOTHIING I
Call at onco and mako a selectlcn of a
Cal- inere or Iuo Flannel;
Or 1 ave your ntcasuro for a suit sel td
from samples.
Rare ha' gains in soft Felt Hats, Stiff
Hats and Straw I1ats.
Now goods in (:rockery, Glassware, Gro
ceries, Roes, Plows, &o.
I .h department is ready for a look. Call
and buy and be I.l;ased.
Renmemabor our motto is QUICK SALES,
SMALL PROfITS,
april 1
HOW WATCHIES ARE MADE.
It will be app-rent to any one, who will ex
amine a SOLID (oa.D WATCn. that aside from
the necessary thickness for engraving and
polishing, a lrge propori,.on of the precioun
metal used, is needed only to stiffen and hold
the engraved portions in place, aId supply the
n cessary solidity and strength. The surphus
gold is act,ual.y needless so far as UTrrI.Tv and
beautl. are concerned. In JAMES 11088' PAT
ENT GOLD WATC;1 CASES, this wAsTs of pre
clous metalls overcome, and the SAM a soIDry
AND STRRNOTH produced at from one-1hir11 to
one-half of the usual cost of solid enses. This
process is of the most simple nalurne, as fel
lows: a plate of niekel composition metal.
specially adapted to the purpose, has two plates
of 01,11) GOLD soldered one on each side. The
ttree are then passed between polished steel
rollers, and the result is a strip of heavy pi,tted
comio.ltion, from which the cases, backs, cen
tres, 1)C7hles, &c,. are cut and shaped by suita
ble dies and formners. The gold in these eases
is sufliclently thick to admit of all kinds of
chasing, engraving and enameling;i the en
graved cnses have been carried until worn per
fectly smooth by tir-a' and uise without, remov
ing tire gold.
TIillS IS TIlE ONLY CASE MAD)E WITil TWO
PLA TES OlF SOLID1) GOLD, AND WVAltItANTED
iIY SPECIA L CEltTIFICATIg.
For salie by Connor & Cihandler and C. Muller.
Ask for Illustrated Catalogy and to see war
rant. mchi ll-txly
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
-OF
JAYES W. LAW.
7 o the P'ublic:;
Why not insure your property? See
the cost of a per diem expense:
Daily cost ot' insuring $1,000 at 3 per
cent per annum is only 8g cents.
At 21 per cou't. per annum is only 7 e
At il per* cent, per annum is only 4 c.
At 1 per cent. por annum is only 22 e.
A t per cent. per annum Is only 2 o.
At pe l)o ent for 3 years is only 1.88
At 14 per cent. for 3 years is only 1.350o.
At 14 per cent. for 6 years is only O.88 c.
At 2 per cent. for 6 years is only 1.1 e.
Dwvellings in town or country, detach
ed,,insurableo at the followving rates, viz.:
For one year i per cent.
For three years 14 per oent.
For five years it per cent.
Biarns and conten.r, gin houses, baled
cotton, store houses, mereliand ise, mills
and ohurecs insur.bienat adequate rates.
I represent only the very boat comupa
nlies otlong t-xporlenco and well establish
ed character.
JAME~S W. LAW,
nov 22.-6m Ao
GROCERIES.
A NEW supply of Family and Planta.
tion Groaories.
15 bbls. Choice Now Orleans Molasses,
80 bbls. Choice Cuba Syrup, besides ether
grades.
'FLOUR.
Jackson' boat grades Family Flour,
ALSO,
A lot of Patent Family Flour-the best
in the Bore.
SUOAUS.
All grades, from tfie highest to the
lowest.
CO@FFEES. -
Poaberry (something new), Rlio and
Java, Also Parched Rio and Java.
PLOWS ~'
Bought before the advance, anid other
articles too numerous to menatlor. All
sold at the lowest possible price.
D.. F.LENNUCENe
THE WORIZ
WLlSON SEtI
in workmanship is egnal to a Chro
ed as a fIrst--eluIs Piano It rceeiv
and Centennial Expositiors. IT S]
other mtachinos. Its capncity is un
MACHINES sold in the United Sb1
others. The WILSON MEMNIN
of repairing WITHOUT PATCH:
WAGNTD. WILSON 8F
CH III CAGO,
I0r
N E1W ' 0 0 US!
SPRING
H.ATS ana sE-ICSs,
DRY GOO)S,
GROCERIES, &., &U., &t., &U,
Just to hand and for sale at
LOWEST PRICES.
U. G. DESPOrtTES.
april 9
NEW GOODS.
A LARGE lot of Wheat Bran at
Donly's. ________
FIN!EST T1obacco and Cigars at
Donly's.
T HIRTY-FIVE Batrrels all grados
WVines and Lignors at Donly's.
FRIESHT Au'gushi Flour, Bolted
Me*Ial and Pearl Grits, at Donly's.
A LARGE lot of fresh Cannec
Goods and Fancy Grocories at
Donly's. ___
ALL TINDS of Gaurden anm
Flower Seeds, Clover and Grasm
Seeds at Donly's.
BOOTS, Shmoei, Hlats, Hardwvare
Crockery and Glassware, Wooden,
ware and Willowvware at Donly's.
GIVE me a call and got a bargain
W. HI. DONLY,
ap)1 10 Oni thme Cor ner.
SALE i STABLJES.
TO .THE CITIZENS OF FAIRFIELD)
I HAVE established a Sale Stable o
WVinnsboro, and amn pri pared ti
sell stoek stock ona verv accltomodat
Img terms, either for cash or . on -i thn
until next fall for niegotiale paper
Persons wishmbig t) lbuy or swapLl wil
do wvell to call on mec before purchasn
ing~ elsewvhere.
Ii ialo paty the highest cash pie
CORN AND FODDER
Delivered att my Stable on Congres
Street,-located one door south of thm
Ladd building.
aun 20 - . - ILF3D
VALUABJE INVNTION
D RENOWNED
Nc.MACHI'NE
nom)otor IWatet,, and as .cgantlv inish..
10 the highest award8 it the Vienn
\WS ONE-FOURTH FASTER than
himited. There are more WILSON
es than the combined sales of all thH
I ATTACHMENT, for doing all kinde
WU, given FREE with each machine.
1ING MACHINE CO,
IL U .,U. S. A.
pOESUOTrATUE
HE oERAT?R
0HNGON, LARKA0".
NASS 0 wN yIONSQAFWYR ClTY.
I .
THE .OHNSON REVOLVING BOOK-CASE,
FOR
Lawyern, CleriUjyaci, PhUeLiiu,u,
l t1Os.' Ila 1kcna, Teanhera,
aneil cil wh1o read books.
el ir l.~ t i 11C ta an v ls d
jutI.a bhle ait h ig1ht.tk- r ii ac-hi el f l 16 lilches
EII.14)lLt< f i a st a of -laI' Uo }ea.
fully orna ijteil. nakng a I xulono atnd novoe
IAKER, PRATT & Co.,
School latrnIhher, a:nd Dealers in. everythag In the
hook and Statlonory line,
II"ADQUA RTERS FO!l ALL E CH00O. SUPPLIES,
142 & 144 (Irand St., New York
COlllOr & Cldler
HAVE EELARSED THEI1R STO0E
--OF
,JEWVELRY,
STERLING SILVElR
PL1ATED WARtE,
GLASSWARE,
AND
FANCY GOODS,
Mak ing it ent. rely unne1cessaryV for
their custLome(rs to go outside of' WVinns
b)or() for an~y articloini theIr line. They
niledge themiselves to give advantages
i regLrd to
VA RIET Y, QUA LIT Y AND PRICE.
rW Extra fino artficlos which the
mahrket will niot jusIlfyv in stock, Avill
be prlocu red ont short notice,
mch 13
JLUST RECEIVED.
T WO car loads 111ne WhIte Corn, :
I two car loads Fodder, Hay -&nd
Shucks.
ClASH (IUSTOMElIS,
Will find It to their Interest. lo -ca)
on me before they make their p1Ie~urch ,
es. NO.D. McCAR~LEY
Wr In tile store south ofugneh'
- r & OroesoholA Clothhi~ t Ie,
mnoh 16-3m
10