The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 04, 1880, Image 3
TOWN AND COUNTY.'
T' UES)AY, May 4, 1 1 1 1 1850.
I'Eua) OF' 'll. NEWS ANi) I IEIAn.L).
T-Iri-weekly edition1W, four do0llars p/r a
'i -(uwm, In ad(vance; weekly e(ltiion, 2
1wo (olltirs andtil fifty cents )c)'antfwllm,
ill a(vance. l.ihcral discount, to clubs
of (IVE, I,ndcl upwards-'.
J.Irr.is or A u,vt-:II I .--One dolla r c
1'' 1 icl 11 '"the Iirst iisertlonl, I) ad I1
11'W 00(s per inch fo e(11 su.l)sen iut a1
i1 ser lioll. '1'hse Itles 1})ply to all aid- 2
vert.iseuents, of* whatever ;a1t'.e, and II
S3Ire payab le sirietly in advaice. ('ou- l(
tracts 1or Ohre(, six or twelve thllls e
lnade on very liIberal terns. 'Tran- (
si0111 local noticcs, tiftleen cents per 11
line for lhe first insertiont and sevti 1'
atnd onle-It11' ecnls p)er liue for (achl
sbl hsce u1en insert ion. Obitaries anld
tri1)u1es of iI's)ect, c11argedc(l ats a(lver-- 'T
l.isenltrnls. Silit1)e anunounccnments o3
imakrialge4 and de(1is published free of
char-;'g(, an(1 solii(el.
All c(,lnltulientionls, of whatsoever (
nalure, Should (' widressisd1 to the E
W1;innsbor) Publishtingi Compantuy
Winlnsboro, S. C. .e
Ne"w Advertis mi-,+u,tils. L1
Town Orditumeles--E. S. Chlandler, g'
(Clerk.
Mrt. P'reston1 liion has p!=cked upsomle
valuable sp: elI1w1-: of ironl are on his
place, Iind a rich (eplosit is thought to y
exist there, ,i
.lt:liention; tre tht. lh(e oats crop) a
(t (he colunty vili he very goo(dl while 11
the wh511 will nt(a. Rust has ap)ared w
in ai 11b1r)' of 1la<es.
Several cold (bvs lasi week. 'Per- P
sons living inl the country report sigi.ht
frost ill the lowlanids on Satlr(day
InOri lliag. c
Gu?t-l:A'r Is en,:Ar-: IN Fve::rut.1zi-:s.
I'p to the 1)resent (itte the shiinuenis yt
of terrtilizers to WVill tsboro for. (the sea- 11
son ha, reahe nine hiundred1 ald
thirty-five tons,fl."gainlstonly three hun-1
(re( and ninety-live last year. Ship
Ttn1ts co the other points of (the cotunty
.Were 'al So very heavy.
P.A 11 X N.-.lohn RHochelle, colored, if
of this coity, senutence(1 by Judge i
''ho1oni at the June1 term of C0urt,
1879, to two years' ilnprisonmienlt in s
the peniteletiary, ha1s been paraldoned it
1y the Governo'. .loln is one of the 11
party who 11 broke into the store of Mr. I
J. 1). McCarley inl t h . early part o' Ii
1879.
Superintende nt I1. S. '1hompson has 5
accepted h(1 intvitation to atten(1 the t,!
11(eting of th.e Tveachers' Assnointiuonl
ill Wiinsboro ('1 the 1t of June. lie I
is a capital speaker, 1nd is thoroubi)ly it
versed ill his 1rofess=ion. As lie will
be called ulpolt for an h1(resS wc hope 11
he will have at (ull I(3ience, njot o1l1
of teacher"s, but olf all the friends of n
educatt ion. ti
'l'Ii"i FAInvu t l" lim+ IR3 l:\(:i\x1 Co1- (
PANY.--nI3day~ heing the anni3iversary',
the Fairfi.cd Englinle Com1tpany3 had.1 a
p)arade ini ihe aC3fternoon11313( and afterward
he1( ld a meetinug for thie annu*ial electionl
0ofoets withI the fol lowing recsult;
President--J. J1. Neil.
Vice-Presidenht-J. Q. D avls.
First Di1rector-Ll. 11. McMaster'.
bThird'zr 32 Dirctr-R.-. Gi .od i .
Scerest ary and Treas-I.-JI. I)il.adn
SoiiorJ .Mcoat.
S3econd A x4iman21-H . Y, llilling,21
A Mol UinDg Ru)3ns Am okI,l Trrng11 tho0
83k3orable1 )a mnalge.
Winnsboro was q.1uite excited in
Sat1urdaly b)y the rep)orts of' the dama313ge 1
catused by a3 33nad4 dog ini13 he ,ounltry
near by, A larg. black hiounld, ibam13- 1
inig ait the mout.1l 3h34 and 11napping vicious,
Iy, appearelPd on2 a1 plantaio be1-O low I
iseverail othier dlogs,a tina11l30ly 3a young
coilored mani, Jiml Goings, tearing his
p1Lntal0oons and3( scrapin3g the calf of' his
leg. Escap1itIg puirsiit it t.ook uip the
Winnusboro road1(. Mri. .W. A..Mc
Dowell wa.s walking alongW with his
- wagon when, without promon103ition of'
any sort, he felt a3 gi-ip on the calf' of
his leg and3( look(ingj back fonnd the
dog tugging at1 hlis pants,5 IIc shook
himself loose, and1( the (log look to
.light closely pursueld byr 3Mr. Mc
D)owell. II ran1 int.o Captain Gail
lar's pla2ce and1 bit two (logs belong
ing to 13331, and14 a1 fine0 mule owned by
onei of huis 101nn231, S1ilas Rosbiorough.
ft got ont ngalin to (1he 1031( and1 ran21
honso, whlent Mi'. .lcDowoll and a (c0
or'ed man21 d1isp)atched it. The parties2
ebitten came 4)n to t.own anId had their
woundI(s eauterCized. Dr2. Robertson
thIouIghIt t.hire was little daniger' in. Mr.
McDe1owell's wound, as (110 skini ws'3
very slightly utbraded, and1( the cloth
ing most prlobab2lly 1povouted( any of
the saliva fromt penetrating it. The
colored man1.l's troundi waIs somlwhalt
dcoper'. But tihe ca2utor'izing is ex
peCted to remove aniy of' the virus that
might haveW entered it. This dgtlg is
believed to havo runii a muctk for a day
or3 two. Mr. Lawrence Car'ter saw ai
dog anisweilng this description passing
through Mrt. Samuel Orawford's place
on1 F4rida3y, and it had just prevIottsly
bitten all the d'ogs on' Mr'. S. W. Rut4r's
p1iuce. Report said it was 1 htounid
belonging to0 Isr'ael Byrd, but a subse
quhnt story was tb tl10 elfoot ,that the
- . ~ dog camie from somewhere 0,.n Broadl
Kl.ver, anid thait it Jiad bitten clogs anfd
othier anitmals all along its- route.
Captalji Gaillai'd had his dlogs killed.
and14 the colored people generally -have
delared a-on'isado agahitst all the curs
lnd boitch-legg'ed fives inI.he county,
Thci oti1. W1yto ibsttro immunity
('om hydrophh,i. is.to kill4 all tho
fQ}U.NT1Y 1'O,IITI(.
hio ()incinl Call for ia Coutty Coniveittu,n
A Circutltr to tllu Vrchidvuts of tile Tows
Mhil Clubs.
Tho following is the ofllcial call fb
county Convention to be held on th<
ithl of;May ;
WINNsnonIo, S. C.,
-liMy 2, 1880,
A (ounty Conlvenltion of the )emo
ratic p arty of Fairficidi is called t<
lent. inl thei court-hotuse in WSinitshorc:
I I I o'clock, it. inl., on Saturd"cay, tint
Aih of \iiiy. it wilt be the luty o
)i; Conlvention to aplpoint dlelegauteL
>le State Convention, to elect.
unty chairmnan, and to trainsaCL anf]
ther bulsiness that may be decelnet
ecesslry or that the welliare of thi
alrty llil\' delialidl,
JNO. u.\'rToN,
Couintv Chaii-IIIIII.
la Isates i nvolvctl in tho C'naipaign-Ne
cescst(y of Full Club Metings.
A circuir to the pr'sidents of Lii
>wiisiil clubs has been issued )
eineral Bratton, Which is as follows
Presidents of' I)emocratie clulbs wil
t11lumeeting s oftlheir clubs tor t.he p)ur
ose of sciltlin g (Ilcgat.cs to t.he Coilin
(Joliventioln. The m>lllll)r" of tide
ates to wlieh each Cli is entitled i:
eterininedl by. the .1)>th art. of the Conl
itutionl of the Democratic palrt.y o
Ii ouny, C and iimiiiber"shtip o lwhiel
re)1ettiolln is based is that iili
tetl by tIle CIII) lists of ihe at, camur
uign. At ihcs; imeeting;s, tile firS!. )
I inlCOniling' campig, it will i
n,er to elet. ollit'rs of tie club il<
)1 1 lit coulit v execltive conlittet
ii foreat-h cl). No day is iesig
Lit("d Colr these(clubt in)cetiugs, and I.hl
inissionl is inten"tlt itii. It, istdeVolvet
I tach of Vou to selt.l that time ant
lace of mneetIing whicb will best securc
tull andl c-arnelst. tt.tendtance of vom1
ub inenhers. L.i tlrging thie iii por,
mece of'this point, your at tant ion is
diled to at resoluttil of your countN
ecutivc cc)Imitice oi this subject
is diellenld nccessary only to addlcl, )%
-ayN of dtireclinr; your mind1t1 to it., thal
I( com pillications of our immulediatt
irroundlings will not athniit Of' any re
ixt.ion of int(rest on the part b1' the
roplIe in evenl local politics. Th<
resenlt coniition of 'our political a'
Iir$ inl any :id every' ts)CCt of it
'hethcr of its local beariiigs or- gener
I Scope, (t'licands eanciless
iterest, tucl( iL tnot.iOlI Oil th<
a't. oi thepc1)p)1)lu themnselves, to i
egite(1 unnprecetleltecl in the his
>rv f' the couitrv. The isStes to bi
-ti.led by thet applroaching Cipilaigt
ivolve the very principles ofgovernu
lint on which the liberties of thi
coell:; rest. There is only spitel
ere (and it is dleCClCl suiliciett) t<
elind you that these little club meet
i s all over the i:nion are the initia
eps in this maoimentous cama11)igil. Ot
1c spirit, and interest developed ii
Iese little clubs depend-s in a glen
loasu1re that which will anllimlto t 1
).mnocracyv whten arrayed in hleav'
tnss;;s. 'They arc the sonlrec froni
:hic;it the very lifb of the Dlclocrati
lovemlenlt sl)ritigs.. It' these firs
lcetin gs are well attentded; if' tles
t"st stes1 for preparation f1r th
rent campal.ligil bIfoire us are at full a111(
it cx)ression of the aggregate seliti
ient. of the clubs, there cait be littl,
oubt ts to the result, on our part o
143 line, ini the coiming conflic~t.
JNo. UnIArroN,
County Chalirian.
-MONTICELLO ITEMS.
'o Dime Readling-Phenonal Storn
MlOxTICELLO, Apr'il 30, 1880.-M
ist.was11 wr'ittenon OirTuesday 27th insi
)iln tha night wet had1( high wind it
crc hail, but of' short dulrat ion at t.hi
lOint. Somel three or four ilc
iinveW.st of tis p)oint, hiowverC, on1
f thet tuo4st r'ema~rkaible rainis fell thie
ais ftllen within the memory of th~
Idest inh'abitanit. Of this, more anoi
Ye have had some warm weaithei
'he thermnometer' wa's as high as cigl
y-fourt (1egret'Ccs. Last Wednecsda
Lircs were* niot uInomfort(able in th
itornling. Th'lursday wc hald raIint ft-oi
hiard (dashies durtinig the day. Froi
le window where 1 am1 seated are Lw
ields in fu~ll view, onc belongingt
01i. Thos. Dawkinis and( tIhe other
iiapt. IIIine McMeekint. In the foi
neri cott seed waIs p)ut in the gronni
mi the 19th inst., and there was a fu
tand on the 26th. Onl tile latter liel
ottonl seed SOWed 01n the 22nd was n
o a "lair stand" on the 26th. I
nainy places t.here is r'ust in the wheat
is yet, confiued to (te blade. Oai
re' p)romfisinlg-good "stand" of cor'
~enicrlly). My 01(1 friend E, pr'ediol
heavy fi'ost on or about the chang'e <
lie mnoon. lie foretold the sleet an
mlow that fell a shioirt time back, an
nado(1 a sagaieous "hit"' thenl. I hope b
viii fail this 1pop.
bLast Friiday I wals dr'iveni to the dimi
-endhing by blurray, behind a htort
,vhose sleek condition i ndicatfes ti
:orn1 is fed Oil the cob, and not scarc
it that, inl~ his parts. I paIssed tLi
iight with Mir. Jas. McGill, a frlion
>f' the olden t imc ; ialthongh his hairt'
vhite, his spir'it~ is young, as5 all wou]
l"gree could tiley see what lie has at
:omiplishecd since tile war 'IThe dii
'dinig camle ofi that niight.. Mr'
~alcGill is pr'esideint of thle Mon)ticell
Wonman's Missionary Society; I
vhtose in'trcst thlese plIeasanit and II
4t ruct.ive enter'tainmontsa arc givel
I'hio siingiing was good. 13y special rN
iluost Saul at Endor, fr'om, the Nigi
3cenes of the Bible, was read. Tfhen
iweot song by Mrs. Wim. McGill, a<
sompilaica by Messrs. William all
L'hioimas McGill. Social contversatlo
'ollowved the regular exer'cises. Ii
ilemnent weather' and ri'nI prevented
ar'ge tttendtanjc, but those present ei
eyed themselves very much.
'Thte uext mtoring I was taken poi
10oss0on of by M~r.- 'Wm. McGill an
)flried to his htome, wvhere I saw~ soW
>f' the olioots of the rain I spoke<
tbove. I cannot properly descrill
hvhia I saw. It w'as of' a phenomoui
maracter." The rain'till did not gull
hbeland, but,swept ove It In onie com
inuuons, tihb roe shoet, leveling eo
~onro~ -aroeIt ~r,~dh-ai4I g
A smll rvite beow octttno it inou"")lli
talin torrent, over twent.y feet in widith,
tnd fou r or five In depth, moving a
.large poplar tree over a hundred yards,
bcnding and scrapingand passing over
trees six and eight inches in diatuetor.
ero was also the venter of the hail
siori"n. I will not menlitioll the (Iuanti,
tv tha' fell for it was al1os, inioredi,
I ble, bit I will lIuntioli an inldont-..
1r. NtGil1 lhas a Ienanti, Du-ah
D)urah hadtl aline bottomn of corn. The
tnorunr al'ler (lhe raint he stood like
A ltarius in (the midst, of' (ho ruins,
When Mr. 3e(ill saw and approached
hini. I)'s hands were leep in his pock.
. ea, his hiea4 bare and his l'eot shoeless,
ie Stood dazed. Whieu tccosted, ho
,appoiled to the bottomt, an1d, simnply
said: "Not ia stalk of'- vorn is tiero.'
When asket'l firt.her about. it, he said:
"Why, 'Mass Bill, why he wind begau
to puill int.! din got. harder and blew
oil'stie0 de 'cltboards,' and dent die hail
come, atd blet you, i'l' hacl held my
hat. ot, it woul been full before '
could tell you." "Well, what did yon
to?"'' "Wh1y, I got to prayin ' and de
o1l 'olinnt, sho prayed too, and I
thikil: she put up do best prayer."
Snitc ol'(he dtark~es atroindl laughed,
for ol 1)utrah is not note<l for his re
lig;ious inciintations. When he saw
lthis lie said, "You anay hug;h, but I
tell yoiu it' one or two mnore of dose
storis comoe along here, I. tiuk I will
git religi certaini sul-e."
When I wa, on the place Mr. Mc
(."ill, ''a ie clhiIp ol'the old block" had
clea:ned away the deblris, and was iat
'work, with renewed energt. Tohis
youtntani pay1S t.hirly bales of cotton
rent for this place amd inakes nonev
by, the operation. It' this does not
sshlw enegy .ntd pluok. .ood miantige
tent, and1( Skill, the lueaning ol' those
wor<ds are inknown to Sat.
P. S.--'Tis ilnrnime after the 1,ain
of yestertay it is heauiIl'u lly liri'. S.
AN OR.D)INANCE
To Prevent the Sale of Liquors on
Sunds.y.
7 F IT I NACTEJD and ordained by the
Inttendant and War.luns of the 'Town
of Winnsboro, in Council net:
That if after the passago of this Ordi
nanco any person shall (eliver to atny.oth
'r person any spirituous or malt liquors,
for any pa;l, present or future considera
tion between tho hours of twelve o'clock
on Saturday night tid twelve o'clock on
Sunday night, at any place within the
corporitto limits of the said Town of
-I Winnsboro, tho prrsont so offending shall
be liable to a fine of fifty dollairs; or to
to lays' itttpri-tonment in the county jail
of Fairfeld iounty,
Dono in Council, this the 30th day of
April, eigitteen hudrod and eighty, and
with the corporato seal of said Town af
fixed. JAS. A. BllICE,
Inteladau t.
Seal. E. S. ('IIANDLER,
may 4 Clorc.
AN ORIDaNANCE
To Impose an Annual Tax Upon Cer
tain Business Therein Montionoc.
L "3E-IT ENAUTED and ordained by tho
Intendant find Wardens of the
3 Town of Winnsbero, S. C., in Council
3 mtet, and by the authority of the same:
I. That all lecturers, traveling theatri
cal companies, conoorts or musical enter
3 tainments, or exhibitors of curiosities o1
f any kind, except for charitable purposes,
wvho may lootu'e or exhibit within the
corp)orate limits of the Town of Winns
bor~o, shall pay an annual tax of one hun
died dolljars.
II. Thlall all peddlers, or vendors of
soaps, mied icins, goodsH, wiares, or mnor
chandise of any kind, not the producis or
mnnufacturo of this State, or by a cit,izen
resident in this Slato, who, shall offer their
ywares for sale within the corporate limit.s
of th4e the Town of Winnsboro, shall pay
an annuial tax < f onelhundr'ed dollars.
III. That aill gift enterp)risos, itinerant
-lightn'ng rod dealers, itinerant ph13 sicians
s sulrgeons, chirop)odists, or any so-called
p rofessor of the andical or surgical airt,
wh'lo shall carry oni theoir b)usiinoss within
C the corporate limits of the T1owni of
t, Winusboro, shall pay an annual tax of
Stwo hund'red dollars,
S IV. That any person engaged in any
1- b)usmelss above enumierated,. who shall
-, desire to carry on the same'within thie
-corporate limits ot' the Town ot' Winns
boro, for a period less than a year,. shall
V pay suoh lesa sum than the annual tax
o above imiposed on any such business so
desired to be carried on, as may bo
agrceed upon between such person and
Y t he Intendant of sid Town.
n Done in Council, this hoe 30th day of
o Apiril, eighteen hunidred anti eighty, and
with -thei corporate seal of said Town af..
0 fixed. JAS. A. BRICE,
0 ~Intendant.
Seal.
Attest: E. S. CHANDLER,
may 4 Clerk.
SOAP, &c.
nA ice assortment of TOILET SOAPS.
s
Aohrsupply of SEA FOAM YEAST
,g POWDERS.
For sale at the Drug store of
d April 2i 5. EAIKEN,
0 NOT ICM.
-CuantoTTS, ConUIIIrA & AUoca-rA R. U.,
0 Or'FzI A5ST. (I. Pas. AOKNT.,
i COLuMmIA, 8. C., A pril 7. )
It ( N and aftoir April 13th, In addition to
S\~ the Saturday excursion cards, this
Company will puti oni salo at all stations,
0 good on any day or train,.looad oxcurslion
d tiokets as follows:
Itcound trip tickets fro?n and to all sta
tions,.good for throo days, at hir,:o ceats
pi or nile, each way.
Round trip tickets, good for ton days,
e ait four conts per niileoeach.way. Hlavoon
sale, also, at couoni)f stations, tickets to
SNow York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
0 Washington, with excursion ooupons to
n Asheville, N. 0., antd return, r,nd then
cont,inuiiing journey to destination, thus
'enabling passenger at a small cost to see
1. thie uagnificent scenery in the famous
y "LAuND 1F THE5 SKY." IZor any of, above
tIikets apply to station Agents. For in
frain address D). CARD WELL4,
a Aest. G. P. A., Oolumibia, 8, 0,
api113-La
JUST RECEIVED.
a '[WO car loads flune White (Corn
Shucks, O(0' l an
CASIX CUSTO.MERIS
d
o Will find it to their interest to call
on me before they make tllhhpur'chas
Os. JNO. D), McCA RLEY,
61 rvr In the stor'e sout1ofgent..n
y or & Gr'oeschiel'a Olothuig Store,
S ich 16-m
fllDOZENT 3, & P..CoI4ts' Spool
U U Thtoddb d he Oornier Store
,' BEAT, &.0,
PERFUMERY!
A largo lot of choice Cologne, Et
tracts, Soal),Toilet Vaters,*
Toilet Powdor, 4o., &c,, HEAE?,
JUST REOElVFD IIY
loMMASTER, BRICl & CO,
COUGH MEDICINES ! !
Allen's Lung Balsam, Tutt's Expec
torant, Ayor's Pectoral, Boa,
Choe'a German byrup, Dr.
Bulll's Cough Syrup,
Brown's Coimpound
of ''ar and Wild
Cherry,
Smith's Lung
Preserver, Hall's
Balsaiu for the Lnngs,
Hegoan's Tolu and Liver'
wort Expectorant, Wild Cherry
Pectoral Wino, Brown's Mixture,
Harter's Lung Balsun, McLane's
Catarrh Snuff, MoMaster &
Brice's Catarrh Snuff,
Sago'o Catarrh
Remedy,
Chforato of Potash Lozenges,
Brown's Bronchial Trochees,
Eley's Carbolic Trochees,
McLano's Lung Healing vlobules.
FoR SALE nY
McMASTEt, BRICE1' & CO.
apl 24
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.
It will be apparent to any one, who will ex
amine a So,ID Goi.D WATCH. that aside from
the necessary thickness for engraving and
polihing., a largo proportion of the preolous
metal used, is needed only to stiffen and hold
the engraved pnrtions In place, and supply the
n cessary solidity and strength. The surplus
gold Is actual;y needless so;rar as UTILITY and
beauty are concerned. In JAM1S 1108' PAT
ENT GOLD WA TCH CASES, this WASTS of pre
ciousmietal;isovercome, and the sA31 sO.I,)ITY
AND STRENGTH produced at from one-third to
one-half of the usual Cost of solid cases. This
process is of the most simplo nature, as fol
lows: a plate of niekel composittion metal.
speelally adapted to the purpose, has two plates
of SOLID GOLD soldered one on each side. The
,three are then passed between polished steel
rollers, and the result is a strip of heavy plated
coinpo.ilt.ion, from which the cases, backs, cen
tres, bezzles, &e,. are cut an'I shapnd by suita
ble (lies and formners. The gold in those cases
is suflilciont,y thick to admit of all kinds of
chasing, engraving and enameling; the on
graved cases have been carried until worn per.
fectly smooth by time and use without remov
ing the gold,
Tiiis IS TIIE ONL1 CASE MADE WITH TWO
'LA''ES OF SOLID GoL), AND WARRiANTED
BY SPECIAL CIITIFICATE;.
For sale by Connor & Chanhllet' and 0. Muller.
Ask for Illustrated Catalogue and to see waro
rant. inch 1l-txly
GROCERIES.
A NEW supply of'Family and Planta
tion Grocierios,
15 bbls. Choice New Orleans Molasses,
30Obhls. Choice Cuba,Syrup, besides other
grades.
. FLOUR.
Jackson' best grades Family Flour,
ALSO,
A lot of- Patent Family Flour-the best
in .the Bore,
. SUGARS.
All grades, from the highest to the
lowest.
COFFEES,
Peaberry (someothing now), Rio and
Java. Also Parched Rito and Java.
- PLOWS
B3ought before the advance, and other
ariciles too numerous to mention. All
sold at the lowest possible prices.
I). 1. PL E1VNI KEA,
fob 28
JUST
11ECEGI VII .
05 BARELSDuist's slsoted ?rish
Potaoen 1 car.load of WThite
Seed Onts, 1 car-load of Lime, and a ful
stock of selected
GROCERIES.*
We are agents for the following br,mads
of Guanos: Patapsco, Lowe's Georgia
Formula, Acid Phosphate, G, Ober & Sons
Sojuule Ammonisted Super Phosphat elo
Lime and Dissolved Bone, South Caroli,
na Phosphate.
Give ur, a call, andl we will giv, you
BOTTOU FIGUBES.
J. F.~ MQMASTER & QO.
jan 29
F IN E L IQ UOiRS,
L HAVE recently made extensive Add i
.tions to my stock .of Wineand
liquors, which consists of a full assort.
ment of Uye WVhiskey, corn WVhiskeya.
French Brandy, Apple Brandy, P'eaoh
Brandy, Sherry Wi1ne, Souppornong Wine,
Cham pagne, ete , etc.
~I'olaim to sotll the' FINES'T AND
RUlESTlIYE WHISIUEY to be had in
Winnsborb. Give it a trial,
I also also kc op on hand aftileupply of
SEG4A.S AZ(D 10!O.&4O6,
.In great variety, and adaptedto the tastes
of everyb.ody,
*Cial itthe PAt.ET'r HOUBE, in the
-Wiunabpro eZtel buIi~:
NOMINATIONS,
FORl COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
'The friends of Mr. JAIES W. COLE
MAN respeotfully nominate him for the
oillce of County Commia'sioner of F?air
tleid--subjeot to the action of the Demo
oratia primmary.
?OI SI xEtlFF,
Messrs. 1 WIors: PlAeae announce Mr.
It. E, ELLISON, JR., as a cnpdidate for
Sheriff of Fairfield County, at the epau
ing election--subjeot to the action of the
Demoiratio primary, MANY FnINNI.
FOR ShiERIFF,
The mnny friends of %Ir. JNO. D. Mc
CAlI.EY, reotngtiizing his peculiar fitpows
for the office, respectfully naminate him
for Sheriff of Fairfield County--subjeot to
the notion of the Democratic primary.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
Messrs. Editors: Please announce MR
ROBERT D. BOLICK as a candidate for
County Commissioner of Fairtiold at the
ensuing election -subject to the action of
the Democratic primary.
MANY FRIRNns.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONE-]R.
The friends of DR. JOHN BOYD, ap
preciating the skill, zeal and fldelity
with which he has discharged the duties
of School Cummission+.r, respectfully
nominate him for to-olection---subjeot to
the notion of the Democratic primarios,
FORS IIFRIFF.
Messrs. 10iors.' As nominatious are in
order, permit us to present the name of
CJL. JNO. B. DAVIS as a candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election, subject,
of course, to the action of the Democratic
primaries. MANY FRIENDS.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.
Messrs. .ditors : Please announce the
present incumbent, J. R. Boyles, Judge
of Probate, as a candidate for re-election
at the ensuing election, subject to the ao
tion of the Democratic party at the pri.
maries. By so doing you will oblige his
14 MANY FIENDS.
FOR SHERIFF.
dfessrs. Editors: Please announce \in
J. Preston cooper as a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for aheriff at the
coming election (subjoet to the decision
of the primary election) and oblige many
friends in the
SOUTHWESTEnN PORTION OF TnE COUNTY.
doc 16
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
The friena I of Mr. James G. Heron, of
Salem, respectfully nominate him for the
offico of County Commissioner at the on
suing election. -Subject to the action of
the Democratic primary,
jati 17-td
FOR SCIIOOL COMMISSIONER.
The friends of the REV. JAMES DOUG
LASS respectfully nominate him for the
positien of School Commissioner of Fai r.
field County at the ensuing electiog
subject to the action of the Democratic
party at the primaries,
SALE STABLES.
TO THE CITIZENS OF FAIRLFIELD:
1l' HAVE etablished a Sale Stable al
Winnllsboro, and am prepared te
sell stock stock on very accommnodat.
ing terms, either for cash or on ilm
until next fall for ncgotiable paper,
Persons wishing to buy or swap will
do wvell to call ont me before purchas
in lehere.
foriyll also pay the highest cash prict
CORN AND FODDER
Delivered at my Stable on Congresi
Street, located one door south of the
Ladd building.
tan 20
Conllor & Caiiftls
XAVainELARGED TEI STOOE
JEWELRY,
STERLING SILVER
PLATED WARE,
GLASSWARE,
AND
lANCY GOODS,
3Making it entirely unnecessary fbr
their customers to go outsideof WVinnB
boro for any articleIn their i e. They
f.edg heaoves togie vntages
VARIETY, QIYLITY AND PRICE,
E' Pxtra fine arties which the
market will:not justify in stock, will
be procured on 9hot notice.
mnlh 18
OQL.O>CTrin1
FREEJL
THE WORTID
WILSON SEW!
in workmanship is equal to a Chronoi
ed as a first-class Piano. It received
and Centennial Expositiom. IT SE\
other machinot;. Its capencity is unlim
MACHINJS 1old in the United Statoi
others. The WILSON MENDING A
of repijing WITHOUT PATCHINO
AGElNTS QU
WANT,} WRSON SEW
.CHICAGO. I]
BUY
SPRIING QOODiS
J. N.BATY & CO'S.
Just received and to arive in a few
daiys
MaI.ny now goods bought bef oro tho re
cent heavy advance, " biclh will
onr fri .nds aifuel ~omeurs.''
Elogaint Caishmuoros, 11 ernani Dress
Goods, \iomie cloths, Bluntin g. &c.
4 nice assort.mcut of Calicoes, M uslins,
Lawns, D)ress Linens, WhiteC Goods.
Torehon Lafies, Eigi ngs, Hosiery. HaLd..
kerchiefs, Neckweor. Glove, &c,
You can lind. in fact, Dry Gboods of' all
kinds at the CORNEgt STORE,
4nd at prices which we gua.teo
please or we do not ask a sale.
Call early and give our stock a therough
inspeetion, it is
Our delight to show our goods.
ShOES! SIHOES!!
Our stock of Zoigler B3rotherft' fine Shoes
and ay State erewed was .
Never better, and of these kind we mako
a specialty nda warrant.
ic shoes in high and low outs, and but
ton shoes in high and low uts,
.Y igh out men's gaiters, low out shos
hand and mahine sowed, scrOwed.
Even the children and babio ucrc re
membred and a nieo selection bought
for thom.
CLOTRIINGz
Call at onoe and make a select,ion of a
Cassimere or Ilhte Flannel;
Or leave your monsure for a suit solcoted
from samples,
Blare bargais in soft Felt Hats, Btlff
Hats and Straw Hats.
New goods in Crockery, Gk.sswaro, Gro-I
cories, Hoees, Plows, &o.
Eaeh dopartmelnt is ready for a look. Call
and buy and be laed.
Remembler our motto is QUICJK SALEB,
srMLL PIt0ITS
.FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
JAMYES W. LAW.
20 thelPublio:
Why net insure your property? See
the cost of a per diem expenso:
Daily cost of Insuring $1,000 at 3 per
cent per annum is only 8) cents.
At 24 per coot. per annum Is only 7 c
At 1~ per eent. per annum is only 4 e.
At 1 per cent. per annum is only 20 e.
At per cent. per annum is only 2 .
At 2 or cent for 3 years is only 1.88
At 14 per coat. for 3yearseisony 1.360c.
At 14 per cent. for 5 years is onl 0.88 o.
At 2 per cent. for 5 years Is only 1.10c.
Dwellings in town or country, detach..
ed, insurable at the following rates, vii.:
For one year 4 per cent.
For three years 14? per cent.
For live.years 2& per cent.
Barns and contents, gin houses, baled
cotton, storohouses, merchandise, mills
and ohurohes insurable at adequate rates.
I represent only the very best compa
nios of long experionce and well establish.
ed eharactor,
JAMES W. LAW,
nov 22--Om Agent.
2 L~iitest
a, E
ALUABi~NVPW~flO9
NG MACHINE
uotor Watch, and as .egantly fnigh.
the highest awards at the Vienna
S ONE-FOURTH FASTER thanl
itod. There are more WILSON
than the combined sales of all the
TTAOHMENT, for doing all kindu
givQn F+REE with each machine.
NG MACHINE COV
t
r I
fATI E
pg 1EATO0
OHNBON LARK&A
0UNION SQUARE~
THE JOHNSON REVOLVIN .00K-CASE,
Pon
jatpor, Gler7ymo. Phsyselra,a,
1loltrs, Daakers, T'e1uwe
and all who road biooks.
dovfco-Iiott tL a flngra ioteh-Iihel ves a4
justable at height s desiureu-Euch shelf 1s 186inches
qur,holdUon at pst et AppleosCyclS a
fually onamented. maki ga h anamo and nove
8eshf oks; lyp forifloorlhold 2, 8. or 4 tiera of
books. as desi. ed. nd fordescriptivo ,pico list.
Bend a.icoptsf(or our N;wtIr,USTRATED oATALOGUE,
wam ovu a80k. .iuat,rations et liducational an
BAKEI1 PlRATT & CO0.,
School Frnnhora, and Dealers Ia overy'thlag in the
Bogok anid Stationery line,
I!'ADQUA RT ERS FOR ALL SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
14gb & 14 rand St.. N(ew T.wk
NEW GOODS.
A LARGE lot of WVheat Bran at
Donly's. _______
FINEST Tobacco and Cigars at
Donly's. _______
T HIRTY-FIVE Barrels all grades
Winos and Lignors at Donly's.
FRESH Augusta Flour, Bolted
Meal and Pearl Grits, at Donly's,
A LARGE~ lot of fresh Canned
Goods and Fancy Groceries at
Donly's. _____
ALL XJNDS of Garden 'and
Flower Seeds, Clover and Grass
Seeds at Donly's.
BOOTS, Shoeqj, Hats, Hardware,
Orockery and Glassware, Woodenw
ware and Willowware at Donly's.
GIVE rme a call and get a bargain.
.WN. H. DONLY,
api-10 On the Corner
SPRING
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