The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 06, 1880, Image 3
TOWN AND COUNTY.I
WEDNESDAY, May 4. : : 1880.
iMS OF rTE NIWS AND UEALI).
--Tri-weekly edition, four doltirs per
a(nlnm, In Ildvanlce; weekly. editipn,
t wo dollars iit y tjjtN (ents p)erannj n,
il advaice. Liberal discount to clubs
Of five.Pid UPWaRlds.
RATES or Ai)vEuTIsra.-One dollar
J;eer ITa hr-h list, limiertiosig, 11,qq
firly cents per ich for each subse1't* lf'
insertioj... 4 e pp)ply to ail ad
vertiselements, 61 hatc tto re, an d
are payable strictly in adviane. Con
tracets fo.r thrFee,, Six or twelve mlonthls
ade "01"Vry liberal terms. Tnin
141et, 1ICM notices, fifteell centis per
1lin1 tbr the first insertion anld sevell
and onle-haltf centfs per line for eachl
Jq:kbsoqut)t,jiqer,tion. Obituarie% and
tributes of respect, charged 11S adver
t13le1mntS. ..iIple anll)noulclueltS oI
marriges and deaths publish0d free oi
charge, and solicited.
Alf commiinications. of wh)tteve
nature, should bie addressed to the
Winnsboro Publishing Company
Winnsboro, S. C.
New Advertimmenta.
Oils-W. E. Aiken.
Notice-J. F. MCMaster & Co.
The Citizens' Coiet1id were out
serenading Tuesa(ly night.
Mr. W. B Creight, by his in(lomita
ble energy, has purchased a niew on
gine and erected a neat and substant hial
building on the site of Ills 1111l1 that.
was dest roved by fire last autumn. It
is designed for a saw and grist mill.
DIm REATNG.--Th1e next Dime
Reading ity-the rerular order will be
held at Dr. Aiket's on Friday erenig,
the 7th inst. It is hoped that all will
turn out and participate in the pleas
uros and socail enjoyments of the eve
nhiig.
With perfect truth it has been re
marked that the avenues leading to ant
early grave have ofteni been opened
by a cough or cold. All throat and
lung affections instantly cured by Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup. For sale by all
druggists. Price only 25 conts per
bottle. *
The recent rahis throughout the
counlty have greatly swollen some of,
the Water streams; and in somo sec
tions the bnks have been swept down
and bottomn lands have bbenan,flooded
with water. The daniage to the crops
In low lands, is imuch less now than it
would be later in the season, when
they are father advanced.
An effort is being made to got the
merchants and other business mien of
this place to close upl) their stores and
places of business at six o'clock p. m.,
during the summer months. This
plan has been tried throughout the
State for a few stiunlers past, --and we
have heard no complaint made against
it. .We hope the effort made in this
~reetioni may meet tihe apmproval of the
busiess i of Whmmboro.
T ~ie Siunday Sohool' Convention of
ieigewaiy circuit will be held at
1dgew~ay on tlie.'fourth Saturday and
SunQay ip May, beig) the- 221 and
23d4nMtant. It has .ipt yet beckascer
tainied who will be prescut, but we
canl with saf'ety promise that, eminent
speakers will be expect.ed. Basket
picnlics wvill dlisculssed on both days
Saturday and( SunayI. The public,
.1'!.Witt,lbaskets well fil.l4 are cordially
invited to be present. * **
SUNDAY Scnoor. Proxie.-The teachi.
ers and p)upils of 'the Presbyter'ian
SuindaLy School propose to have' a bas
ket picic on next Fri(lay, in the shady
grove ntear that cl.ii#.h.. Not unmid
fuli of others they have invited the pu
pils of all the other Sunday Schools in
the pla1ce to join themi in the festivities
of tli 'o casion. Th'le progr'amm5pis
for all to assemble at the Presbyterian,
church on Friday morning at nine
o'clock, and then pi3oceed to the
grounds selected for~ the picnic. Of
course all who p)articipate ivill be ex
pected to make some contribution to
wards furnishing tihe taLbles. The put
pils8 of all the schoeols are cordially in..
vited, and Itis hoped that they wvill be
present so as to make the day pass as
pleasantly as possible.
MONTutY STATEME1LT.-TheC follow
lng is the monthly statement of the
towni clerk and treasurer for April.
1880:
RECEIPTS.
A prIl 28-A. Wlhliford, license $ 37.50
AprIl 28-S. S. Gibson, license 87.50:
April 28--. Cliudining, lI
CenseC...............37.50
April 28-W. H1. Donly, lIcense 87.60
April 28-U. G. Desportes, lI
ceuse............. 75.00
A pril 28-J. D. McCarley, li..
Cu1se................7..0
AprIl 28-F. W. Hlabenicht, 11.
conse............87.50
Apr11 23- .John Johnston, lI
conse............. 87.50
April 28-Petty flnes.... ...9.00
Totals..........$46.50i
E~XPENDITURES.
#d *384By Willis Goode,
maae feeto $ 8.00
inagor of election 8.00
April 23-By. A. HI. Fleming,
mDan ager of electIon 8.00
April 26-By the Charlotte
Oseirvor prInting 8.00
April 27-By recording deed;
Auditor......, ..-.25
-April 28-By Notary Publi
Api - f......-... 2.26
A i 2-Hy vork onsa'i'eots 6.06
'April 80-By Dave Goins,
lamp-lighter . .t. - 10.00.
A pril 80-By Aam Munr'oe, ~
lamp-l hter ....... 10.00
April 80-By J. E. Williams,
S'Polico .. w'bv-8400.
April 8(4-D1v W. B. G~ilb'ef4Q
\PoIIco.......... 40.00
4 A t$$4 5
iortalAtl'nlains Re-rected--Dry n4111w1
Play "Ti! D,uvit'a Tattoo."
odI06MEPOND1ENCE OF THUE NEWS AN9D -lEi*.,
'We had theopportunlity last. Tules
day and Wednesiday of witnessincg in
Coluimlbia ihe arrival of'the olinnibuses
shd carriages it tle hotels fron the
various trains r1unning into the city,
and al-o the proceSsioi of the truly
fiithful (though 11n1pee'miouts) as they
''iaddled" their way'to the cheap
boarding houses on market and other
streets. ' The brains mid the moiie%
domiciled at ,, NWrigit's," and ''Trhie
Wheeler, ignoring the sCltutions of
''The lose," and their ''Old Path,"
whereini lhey ran riol, andl squandm,
inl a decade, tweity-five miiollionsor the
people's money. ]Jowe!n the Adonis
was there with Tt', his right, bower,
anld Wallace, tho sou of York, who
hilts t modicumli of the Cooln skin still
clilgilng to hiim, representing ori ronec
the people who sent him Chitier, June
Mobley, who berated the Corbins and
the Wallaces until le was suspected otl
being a Democrat, and many otheir it
miliar faces whose names are more fa
iniliar., but last, anid greatcst of them
all, inl his owN estimiainion, and loom
ill u grand and peculiar, wrapped in
the solitude of his own originality sat
the iinan of all Inen (onlce of towuship
number eight,) Warren It. Marsha II
iowv or Charleston, representing at.
once in his persol-Anltip)(le - he
miou1ntains and the Sea. le with
Wallace represented tie negroes of'
York.
This mongrel crew, excelling inl dis
sipation tile famous band of tb Cat
skills,, occupied the Legislative I lall
in the State Ilouse, and by their dis- I
graceful habits alld behavior, Iade
spectators wonder why the privilege
was allowed then; only, we imagine,
because the State 11011u is public
property. It was amuusinr to hlsear a
tar.-Color-ed fellov.. wvho evidently had
some experience inl matters portaining
to the Lvgislatusre, ask towards the
close of tle meeting. ''What as go
ing to be done about the per diem and
lilage, who was going to pay it.?" 110
thought "gemplemei" always borc
expelses, when selected fo'r honorable
positions, but inot so with those elect
ed in the interest of the Blaine-Grant
Sherman faction. The cofmers of the
party, and of the United States, are
held for the perpetuation of Radical
Republicanism subject to sight check.
It is well Ilint these peopl should
assemble. It is well that these meet
inlgs shiould occur, that occasionally
these visions of the terrible past, of
our days of bondage, when even in
our owi laud "we could not sing our
songs of Zion," should be rehearsed
beforo us, in order that our memories
fail iot, and that we may gird our
selves for the issue which is approach
ing, amd that we may constantly keep
before us the fact that in South Caro
hina oternal 'vigilance is the price of
politicasl freeomu. Durlos.
TJilE KECW CRUHMA DE.
FoHowing the Mad D)og's Track--Seventen
V1eirms Slain--Timeily SuggestIons for the
Pubiieood.
Necssrsg. Editors: Thisnking that
you would like to hear more of the
rabid dog recently killed at Mr.
Creight's, I will tsrace his route as fars
as f'ollowved by a small party firom this
township ont yesterday, the 4th. You
ave an~ are of his course from Mr.
Creight's back in the directioii of Mr'.
McD)owell's, andio I will thserefore comn
mensce at the tatter place. Wheni next
hcar'd from lie was at Wyatt Ford's,
about a mile east of Mr. McDowell's,
ansd was seens ini conflict with the (logs
here. .Next we hcar' of him at Sam
Egleston's, and then at Judsy For-Is,
then .Jim Fosrd's, then at Bill Ford's,
next at Walker's, next at Alex. James',
on Msr. Despor'tes pIlace, next at Jor
dan Gibbes', then alonug the Rlidgeway
road; to Mr. Despo rtes' wood-yard,
when ho turned to the right, passing
thsroughs Mr. Trinesr StewartL's place
and out through Mr. J. J. Neil's plan
tation, near' the former site of Browni's
nill, and then through Mr'. John
Craig's and across Cedars Creek to
Stockliss Campbell's, which was as far
as weo followed, as the day was inclemn
ent, ando we indulged 'the not unrea
sonable hope thsat the good citizens of
ti'sections would take up the tr'ail at
this p)oinlt and follow ini the dir'ect.ion
of Blythuewood, past Mr'. Wmn. Br'ownu's,
beyond which p)oinit hearsay could inot
trace the cour'se. Throusghs this entire
route dogs, oxen and hiog8 are report
ed bittens proiscuously, and 'at Mr.
W. Brown's, near Blythewood, a mule
18 also reported as bitteni, though we
cannot vouch f'or the correctness of the
latter. Of (logs we found and dis
patched seuenteen, most if not all of
wvhom hsad been bitten, and wvould, in
the course of the next twelve months
singly, perhaps collectively-rrn
amuck through thse county to tho
slight annoyance of stock and the
jeopardy of men's clothing, to say
nothing of the probable inconivenilence
to wvoimen anid school chik1ren. Should
the insignificant inconvenIences allu
ded to prove of so small importance as
not to arouse those per'haps more
sor'dld emotions which prompt us to
look to the safety of our persons and
property, then let me urge the patrons
of scienco, especially in the enlighten
ed neighborhood of Doko--I mean
Blythewood--to trace up the midsing
link and ascer'tains definitely wvhether
this is the same dog that had passed
Mr. uff's Mr. Bitly Cook's, Mr.
Camak's, Mr'. Smith's, Mr. Broom'g
and several othser places too numerous
Mt mention, for It wvill be usondu inf'or
mation to know how far a - muad dog
can travel. For the information of any
~ho ma# feel patriotism enough to in
vestigate this matter. furtthel', yil
state thathbef- need appmrb0e dK1o
r0sto' te apkCowledged the pro
prit.yot'hekilliw., anid readily lae
quiesce(l. It. will be necessary, of
cTOr.. ,fo rcgi a*favt wvith witiohl
Napoleonl waz aiclillainlted, Ithat it, re
(Iuires yorII' high'st ty pI of' gntlflemanl
to mako a good policeianl. Soid out,
s(Iials of Such into ever-y nleiglbor
hood and explaiil that your Inission is'
not onle ot' wanltonl destrulctioll, bIt, of
real good to the iuity, and you will
have no troible. Seveiteenl (ogs 1'orl
No. 10, and not i goo Iltty for (ogs
either. Let us hear firoin you and we
wili try igain. T. W. W.
--"There '-s no parallel in) politial
history to the reialrkable comubiniationl
ofgilts anid acqIirlemieits which i.i il
listratl by Mlr. Glastole,'' says the
New York Mail. ''He is a grelt'clas
sical 4choolar, a Ieligiois poleinic ofthle
verv ligihest. o'del., an en siastic anl
eloitiluet dIt-fiete of,'the wriolm"v<d 111<4
Oppressed of'every race, and, ivitl all,
tile ablest. of' livinaor s itceslleln on fillall
cial queisins. III flew, evenl so long
aigoi as 185:2, when (hlinellor of' the
Exheoquer, his speeches on the budget
which hie inllrmlluced wern faid, by
Lord fussell, 'to contain i lie ablest Cx
pressionis of flte tIe prI'illciples ol' i
naIncU ever deliver-ed by an einglish
statesuin "
OILS, OIIs.
S
TEATS-FOOT Oil, Lin.4eed Oil,
Olive Oil, Castor Oil (cold
ressed(), Castor Oil (coinionl), Col
Liver Oil-pure, Scott's Emulsion,
("astor. Oil, Emulsionl, ready for use in
small bottles.
For. sale at the D1rg StorC of'
W. E. AIKEN.
Notice !
--o
WE BEG LEAVE to inform our
customers atid the public generally.
that we have purchased from Messrs.
McMASTER BRICE & CO. their
entire stock of
HARDW AR E,
And that we will always keep on
hand a FULL AND SELECTED
STOCK. All we ask is a trial, and
you will find our stock and prices to
suit.
J. F. MOMASTER & CO.
JUST RECEIVED.
WO car loads fine White Corn,
L. two cari 10oads Foddei:, Bay and
Shucks.
CASII CUSTOM1EI18
Will find it to their interest to call
ou inc before t hey inake thleir~ pur'chas
es. .JNO. D). McCALlWE,
r;W Tn the store south of Sugenheim
er & Gr'oeschiel's V'othinig Store.
mchi 16--3m
AN ORDINANCE
To Prevent the Sale of Liquors on
Sunday.
B E IT I NAC'TED and ordained by the
Initenda~nt and Wardens of the Town
oi' Winnsboro, in Council met:
That if' after the passage of' this Ordi
nanlce any person shall deliver to any oth..
er person aniy spirituous or malt liquors,
for any past, present or future considora
tion, betwoen tho hours of twelvo o'clock
on Saturday night and twelve o'clock on
Sunday night, at any p)laco within tihe
corporato limits of the Raid Town or
Winnsboro, the person so offending shall
1)e liablo to a line of fifty dollars; er to
te~ dlays' imprisonmnent in tho county jail
of Fairfteld County,
Dono in Conoil, this the 30th (lay of
April, eighteen handred and eighty, and
with 'the corporate seal of said Town af
fixed,AS. A. BRUICE,
Intendant,.
Seal. E. S. CHANDLER,
may 4 .Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE
To Impose an Annual Tax Upon Cor
lain BusIness Therein Mentioned.
)EB IT ENACTED an'd ordained by tile
Intendant and Wardens of the
TIown of Winnsboro, S. C., in Connoii
met, and by the authority of the same:
I.'rThat all lecturers, traveling theatri
oal companies, conceits or musical enter
talinments5, or exhibitors of ouriosities of
any kind, except for charitable purposes,
who may leeture or exhibit within the
corporate limits of the T1own of WVinns.
bore, shall pay an annual tax of one hun
dred dollars.
II. Thall all peddlers, or vendors of'
soaps, medicines, goods, Wares, or mer
chiandise of any kind, not thle products or
manufacture of this State, or by a citizen
resident in thisSt ate, w.hu shall offer their
wares for sale within the corporate limitsu
of the the Town of Winnsboro, shall pay
an annual tax of one hundred dollars.
III. That all gift enterprises, itineraint
lightning rod dealers, Itinerant physicians,
surgeons, chiropodists, or any so-ealled
prof'essor of,.the medical or sur'gical art,
who shall carry on their business within
the corporate limits of the Town of
Winnsboro, shall pay an annual tax of
two hundred dollars.
IV. That any person engaged in any
business above enumerated, who shahl
desire to carry en thme same within the
corporate limits of the Town of Winns
b,oro, for a period less than a. year, shall
pay such less sum than the annual tax
above imposed on any' such business so
desired to be carried on, as may be
agreed.opon between much pefson and
the,Intendant of said Town.
Dfosie in ounoih, this the .30th day of
Aprl, eighteen hundred and eighty, and
flid. A8. A. BIOE,a
* Intendat.
Ates OHN l,k
'er
NOMN A I ONS.
77 1 -!
1.101. COU'NTY C33!INt'
Thea ' f i.IIA ( v M r. J1\ Nl vs W. C 0F1.
MAN resp-el ully n1I'omitte him for th04
onfice 4f C("flun t C()I- ni iysionwlr of, F11; ir
ie~l - -subec to the action1 olt the l)amo
cratio primairy.
see FRSE1-0
Messrs. &W(Pfrs: Pleese annuoiinep "Mr.
per IRt. E. ELLISON, JR., as i cntidfidaite- fo,
ivheriff of Fairtield Conin y, at the enu
4 .ig election--mlibject to the action of the
c. e)nio.-ralic primary. MANY l"IEFNDS.
FORl 81l11"AUPP.
Thl mnyi friend1s of \r. JNO 1). Mc.
CALLEY, recognizing him pciculiar uitne s
ch. for the oflice, resipet.illyv nominate hiin
fz' for Sheriff of Va;rfleld County -o-iujcot to
the action of tihe D411ocratio priniiry.
ills
Fel aOR, COUNTY'~ COM MISIONER.
i . k eus &I(ors: PltaseiannouncAMiR
pa- noJt-ET D. BOLICK am a ciadidate toI
sh- County Conmiuliioner of Faiii-!d Itt the
en141uing (slection -.4ubl1ject to the action of
tho Denocratic prinIary.
MANY FllnP.
FOR SCi1OOL CO2IIMISSIONER.
The friend8 of DR. JOHN BOYD, al.
gprecialing tho nhill, 2wal and fidelity
-om with whioli hie hla discharged tie dnties
n<t of School Cunninmsionvr, respeethilly
is nominato hin for ro-election---subject to
Oltl the action of tho Denocratic priariem.
tus FOR SHlERIPP.
vr- 31essrs. Mdilors: Am noiniautions are in
ire- order. periit us to present the niamo 01
1 Oy L. JNO. 13. DAVIS is a candidoato for
to Sheriff lit tie exising election, w h)ject,
rol. of course, to the action of tile Doinoemratic
Ia, primuaric4. M.ANY FIEND.S.
I'le FOR JUDGE OF PR1O13AT11E.
ee M1essrs. -liirs : Please anriotunce tithe
on- present inctinibent., J. I. ]oyles, Judge
ta. of Probate, as a candidate for re-electionl
ses at the enanig election, sIbject to the vo
of tion of the Deioeratic party alt the pri.
- Inaries. By so doing yout will oblige li.
,11 M.%NY FIENDS.
FOR SHERIFF.
ED Messrs. Edifors: Please annonnee Mv.
J. Preston k"ooper aH a eaididate for the
ler. Denocratic nonination for sheriff at the
coining election (subject to the deceisioll
of the priniary election) and oblige many
friends in tho
SouruWE0TInN POnTION OF THE COUNTY.
dec 16
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
x- The fMenn ; of Mr Jamtnes G Heron, of
Salem, respectfully nominate himt for the
P. om1cn of County Comnmissioner at the en
suing election- -stbject, to tho notion of
th Denocratic priiary.
jan 17- td
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONEl".
The friends of the 11EV. JAMES DOUG
I LASS respectfully nominate him for the
p)ositionl of School1 Com:nissioner of Fair
eC- tield County at the enisuing election
sub)ject to fiho action of t ho Demnocrat,ic
p)arty at the primIatries.
SALE STABLES.
TO TIIIECITIZENS OF' FAIRFIELD):
0s.
1-HAVE estabish~1ed a Sale Stable at
Winsboro, and1( am1 p)repared( to
sell stock stock u Iivery accelomhit
ing terms, either for cash or on time
-until next fall for negotiablet paper.
- Personls wishinlg to) buy or swap will
fdo wvell to call oi nc before purchmas
ig elsewhere.
1 will also pay the highest cash pr-lee
for
CORNY AN D FODDJER
Delieed at my Stable on Congress
Street, located one door south of the
Ladd building,
tan 20 A ILFR,
CoilIor & Caidier
HAYE ENLARGED THIR STQQE
JEWVELRY,
S STERLING SILVE't
PLJATED WARE,.
0GLASSWVARE,
di. AND
rt. FANCY GOODS,
Ich
no, Making it entirely unnceqarv for
their ensttomersA to go outsidecof Viunns
SID boro for any article ini their line. They
in podge themelves to give advantages
of
VA RIETY, QUALITY AND PRICE~
tes ' -
5;W' Extra flue artlics which the
~he market will not justify in stock, wvill
bo procured on short notice.
- mehi 13
DART JES wishing Cologne. ot' any
IkInd and at any peleeo, can hin
to. It 'Ln drug storo.
FIRlR INSUlIANCE AGiENUY
JA:7%,KZ::4 11. LAW.
7Yo the Pu11blib:
WhY not Insure vnf prnoIsrt ?
the cost. of a per (tent expenst.:
Daily cost ot inlsiring $1.00fi at :3
cent lier anunim is only 8"9 ceutH.
At 2.1 pet cooit. per .11111till is oIly
At I per (eit. It,r iinnmn Is (nIIIl
At I per cent. lper annium is only'2
At jper (-(!it.. pi-r innum is onh-'2
At per cvent for 3 ye"Irs is only 1.81
At If' per cent. for 3 yetrs is oIY 1.3
A, 12 per Uent. for 6 yenis i ly 0.
At V per eent. for 5 yoors iH only; 1.1c
Dwellings in town or countrv, dota
ed, insturatIllo it, the following rates, v
WO one yealr j per cent.
For three yvits I 4 per ovnt.
For live years %' per cent.
3nrns and coniteits, gin holsem, li
cotton, store boxmes, uercmi i iso, ImI
ni,d chuiire;s insiribleil filllitte rn1
I represent only thi 'very liest cot
lies oftlong experiece and well establi
edl clittricter.
JAMES W. LAW,
nov 22-Gn Agent
JIW WATCHES ARE MADE.
It, will be app trel), t,oa niole, Who will
nii: a Soit.I) (o:.n W ATc. that, aside fi
(1he nWeessary th11ickie.M for elgrving i
polislitig. n lirgo praioirtton o.' te preci
mlletol Itsed, Is ieeded only to st lTen a Ild I
the engraved porf is tin place, anl sipply
n emsary solidi y anld t trengt1 i. The sur,
gold if ntuil;y eIPss so:1r n1 U-riU.tTY
beait. .1re ennleericd. In JAMES lilos4' 1p,
JeNT (OL.D WA TCH CASI4, hils WAST of I
Cot1sm Metalis 1.0VMcome11P, 11n1d the SAMS S01.11)
ANDS TItUNGTH1 produced At. froill o1e-thIrl
one-half of e e tlsttill clst of solt. caPs. '
process Is of the most stiple nat ure, as
lows: ia plate of niekel composilion tme'
speelally nflapi.ed t.o the purpose, hIs two pill
Of 801L11) OLI) olDdereCt oe on each silde. '
thren a:c then passed bet win polieti 1
oilers, and theresull s n 't rip of h lavy hi
collnositll.n from will 'It t1e ease.-4, backs, c
tres, lo-zzles, ke,. nre cut aind. hap"d b)y si
ble dies ind forniers. The gold in I hee ca
Issuflelently Ihick to admit. of all kins
clnaltg, eligrivllig and P11name10ling; t,he
graved casc htve been carried mtt i worn :
feely smouth by tIme and use without, reni
Itg ihe gold.
TIS IS TIIR ONLY CASE MADE WITH
PLATES OF .01D11) UOLD, AND WAIMAN'T
BY SPECIAL CEItTIFICA'TM .
For sale by Connor & Chandler and C. Mul
Ask rot Illustrnted Catt.nlogue and to see N
rmit. Ieh II-txI
PERFUMERY!
:0:
A large lot of choico Cologne, E
traets, 8coap,Toilet Watters,
Toilet Powder, &c.,- &c., CHEA
JUST RECEIVED DY
McMASTER, BRICE & CO.
-:0:
COUG11 MEDICINES!
Allen's Lung Balsamp, TuttL's lap.
torant, Ayer's Pectoral, Bbs.
ohoe's German byruip, Dr'.
Bull's Cough Syrup,
Brown's Compound
-of Tair and Wild
Chorry,
Smith's Lung
Preserv'er, Hall's
Balsam for the .tanngs,
Hegeman's Toln and Liver,
wort Expectorant, Wild Cheirra
Peetoral 'Wino, Brown's Mixtu
Hart er'si Lung Balsam, McLane't
Catarrh Snuff, McMaster &
B.rice's Catarrli Snuff,
Sager's Catarrht
Remedy,
Chlorate of Potash Lozengos,
Brown's BJronchial Trochees,
Eloy's Carbolic Trochees,
MlcLane's Lung Healing G lobul
Fon SALE DY
McMASTERI, .BRICEf" & CO
apI 24
NEW~ GOODS
SPRING
9.A..Ts anai s8om
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, &C., &C., &Ci., &
Just to hand and for sale at
LOWEST PRICES.
U. 0.DEESPORTES
april8 ____________
FINE LIQUOR
L HAVE reconltly man~ro x(tensinve aid
L tions to my stock of Winos
liquors, which consists of a full ast
ment of Uyo WVhiskoy, Corn Whisk,
French Brandy, Apple Urandy, Poi
Brandy, Sherry Wino, Souppornong WI
Cman,eto, eto. .
fAr-I oaimto sell the FINEST A'
PUUESTi RYE WHIISKEY to be had
Winsboro. Give ii a trial.
I also also kt, op on hand a full suppl;
SEGARS AND TOBAccQ,
in great variety, and adapted to the. taT
of' everybody.
Call at the PAL'VETTO HOUSE, in
Wie.nsboro Hotel building.-.
nhi e. (CLENDINING
DRt. WV. E. AIi(EN,
brnu MedeIneI , TMIet Goods,
TIM. W01711
ItSNSE
in workmaillhip is equpal to a Chror
vd aga firsit-f-buss Pi,-kno It rcceiv(
:1nd4 Centollil1 Exposit-iol.s. IT SP
of I n Illilne . .t Cnap eity iH uiill
.\iACHIN1- E old in th.m United Sta
Otherls. Tho WILSON 3MENDING
of reipiring WIHOUT 'ATC111
08i~
J. - IATY & N '
.Just receivedc~ an,.l to arrivo ini a few
<brvs
cethe.y l4d VanI':u ' hh-ih wmil
JXc obli at th I *very* ow'st. eaxhI prices to
ielgn t (ashmore'g 1 I (lrgili Dr'ess
( 0-C, \Iomi elot 1 untin g A, .
A ntee assoi.rt mnt of Ca icoqs, Maiixl ,
La;wns. )ressi Iinensi, whIit Iv ( s
'I,eon I Iees, El1gi.. Ilosiery'.Hn
k~erch iefs, Nv: hweavr, (ilo esH, Eke,
1o,cani find, in f.ivt. Dry Goods ol' all
si iiils at. t he C )IRN y~l Siy'l R1-h
Anad at, prc which~ we3 guaraniteo
p le o' wed notr ask a O sA.
Cal.arly' lad givei our stock a thorough
ins pction , it G
Our deligti, to show our good.
Our ninek of Zigler lrothere fin Shoe.
Can a iv 1ta,tv aIC0w di wai
Ivr better, nnd of thN.a V kind we mako
a speoojaltyv and wararan t.
Tm 1 sos in high and low ( is, and but~
ton shoes5 ini h igha an low ,uts*
High ont men's gl.Ir, low t. 11iDos
h nd and nmenoi swe, irewod.
Evonthels hildens a.nds babi(v werelre
membehred and a nic0 uelion bouighit
for them.
Call at.lolice and mako a selomlsn oi a
Caoni inore (r IhI Ic lannl;
Or lavo yourl measuri for ar suit uoleo
from Iimpifs.
I?aru baurgainis inI Soft Felt H*atst, Sin
Iats and Straw Huts,
Nowv good s in (Jrockery', Gllasiware, GIro
EachOl depalrtIument is ready for a look. Call
anld buy and b)o I'lfasd.
Rememflber our mot01to is QUICK SALES,
1ALL 1'IOFITS.
A LARGE lot of WVheaf Braun at
Donliy's. __________
FINEST Tobacco and Cigars at
Donly's.
THIRTY-FIVE Blarrels all grades
WVines and Liquors at Donly's.
FRESH{ Augusta Flour, Bolted
Meal and Pearl Grits, at Donly's.
A LARGB~ lot of fresh Canned
Goods and Fancy Grocorios at
Donly's. _____
ALL KINDS of Garden and
Flower Seeds, Clovoer and Grass
Seeds at Donly's..
130OTS, Shoon, Hats, Hard ware,
Crockery and Glassware, WVoodon~
ware and Willow waro at Donly's.
GIVE me a call and get a bargain.
W. Hi. DONLY,
apI 10 On the Corner.
eU Llt,estg
S teURRIuR eals
~MERi
UAVV4 T.ON
D r"NOWED
MACHiNE
>m11oter Wittch, and as Uogantly fikis.,
A the hi.ghest n-rd n at the Vienn,
AWS ONJE-FOUHfTl1 FAISTE1R than
milvd. Therm are more VILSON
Los thin tho combined sales of all thq
AT'T ACIM ENT, for doing all kindm
A, given FREE with each nitebino.
ENGI1OAIE C0s
I U.,U.S. A,
r 01
OH NON LARK&EO4
30 UNION SQUARE
MAss. NW.YOR CITY.
VM,.j
~s
THE J Oin MSOR REVOLVING 800K-CASE.
Laue~yors, Cleiyynte on, .yUiciaa,
Z!lito*, frikra, nkrn 'aehes-sa
MeMntj, hsients,
uaaud nil wltao read booUks..
Holds morn 1 onka ha l..ss spaefl thatan vothaer
dloie-it,lah..t , alL( Iin'rr'N totichi-Hiue ves ad
.pistai abl ahrlght stiesi tei-Eaacla shllt1'i:i ll inchies
sq IIre, hohlig a st-t, of Appleono's Uycliia,
a ado ofLiron, it cannot warp or weareatr. 11'autl4
ti or113 01n acited. inalci,i a iiaat lno and nor-e
Iliers of bookat; Rizecs fr- nor lnoktni 2,8 or 4 tiors of
books, na cdenired. E-r.nd( for dler,riptv prico list.
wlr ofu ik .111Iatrationas of Educational aau
ZAK En, PR ATT & CO.,
School F'urnigier,, nd Dealera In everythilug In the
3look ad Stationery line,
IADQlUA!ITES FOil ALLt SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
1412 & 144 Grnndt St., New Yor~
GRIOC ER E S.
ANWsupply of Famiily' andi Platta.
. io roecries.
15~ bl. Choice Now Orleans Molasses,
30l bis. Choice Cuba Syrup, benides other
;grade4s.
FLOUR.
Jackson' beat grades Family Flour.
ALSO,
A lot of Patent Family Flour-e-the bosfy
in tho Bloro.
S4UOARS.
All grades, from the highest to the
lo west.
C~OFFEES.
Peaberry (something now), Rio and
Java. Als<' J.arched Rio and Java.
fought becfore the advance, and other
arlwlles too numerrous to mnention. All
sold at thes lowest possible pricos.
D. I.LE INNII EN.
feb 28
Cuntorre, Com.unuA & AVTaan I. Th.
-* OFFiloR AIsT. U. PAss. AOEcNT.,
Con.uA, S. C., A pril 7.
O N and. after April 13th, In addition to
the Saturday excursion cards, this
Company will pult onL sale at all stations
good on any diay or trin, locid excursito
tickets ah follown:
Rtound trip tickets from and to all sta~
lions, good for three days, at three cent4
por1 mile, each way.
Round trip tickets, good for ten ctd ,
.at four cents por mnle each way. Haveots
sale, also, at coupon staitIofi, ickets to
New York, Philadelphia, JBaltimore p
Washington,'with excursion COUPB tus
Ashovill , N. 0., and return, ndtha
enabling passenger at a small cost to -
the maegninceont sier in the facti~'
9LAND OF' THEI SKY." lo any ol ~o
tIckets apuply. to statIoti Agjens if%i
.formiation add(ress D;. O (Itr'
Aast. G4XP. A., Colura,
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