The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 18, 1880, Image 3
TOWN AND COUNTIY.
UESI>.W, May 18,. : : : ISso,
T118.,ims oF TinI Ni-:Nws 'AN RAL . 1)
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in advanite. Liberal di(couint to clubs
of five and upward1s. .
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por itich 'fr tei 'fiest. insertioi, t14i
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Vertiseients, of vhlitever ni0ts e, d1111(
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sient local notices, fifteen cents per
line forthe first insertion and sovenii
iid oiie-ialf cents pier line for.'eaab
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tiscieits. Siiple annoutlceimnits o
marriages and. deatthis published free o
charg, aid solicited.
All communications. of whatsoever
:natuife. should be addressed to the
Winnshoro Publishin'g Company
Yinmsloro, S. C.
New Advert sements.
Sunmns-Jas. -1. iRion.
Notic-McCarley & Nelsoni.
Town Ordinance-E. 8, Chandlei.
Charleston City Railway Co.-Jnio.
S. Riggs.
The hdytrtisement of the Charleston
City Railway Comliany is to be copied
by'several of our exolanuges. They
will vlease tak hotide.
V The entertainment of MIss B. Combs
Wood on Friday evening was well at
tended. ?Miss Wood is a good reader,
and her selections on Friday wae'
-both judiciously imade and aedilably
rendered. S'he (lserves success.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
card of invitation to the ninual cole
brat ion of 1.t Eumenean anid Philan
thropic Literary Societice of Davidson
tollege, which is to take pItt6 on the
16th of Junie. Iih6 Rev. W. E. Boggs,
D.h., now of Atlanta, Ga., will deliv
or tho customary oration. Among the
marshals for the occasion is Itlr. W1r.
C. Rion, of Winnsboro.
We call'attdution to the adVertisc
'mont of the Charlestoei 'City Railway
Company, to be fonid in another col
mnn. The Company now proposes to
ake passengers, including light bag
age.as stated, from lithe depot of the
South Carolina Railroad to anly point
on the 'line for ten eits. This ar
firangeien'iit will exantly suit t large
number of visitors to the cic'%, Who go
therc for a short tile, carry little
baggage, and have no great, desire to
pay hackmetn 11he fanv fare they
charg. Th CiL~y Ratilivay Compainr
is to be commended for its enterprise
'and liberality.
Tn OnD FnL.ows.-Th lodgd of
the Inmdcpendenhiit Order of Odd Fellows
ait this place has been organized with
tho followig officors:
* Juo. B. Davis,- N. (4.
DIr. RL. Bi. Ilanahan, V. G.
J. RL. Boyles, P. S-..
P. L~andeckeri Tr.
* .i. W. Hanahatn, W.
R. M. Dunlevy, Ri. IT. .N. G.
*TJ. E. Mc[elonalId, L. 1i.8S. N. (G.
RL. A. Gibson, 12. H. S. V. (.
W . M . Propst ,
.J. P. Cald well, Jr. ' '
' 1. WI. Hfabeiceht, I. G4.
G. B. McCnmts, U.
The Crops i Gnrdeuns amnd Fields--The Smanl
Grain-Some More Cotton Stalke.
MONTrCICLLO, May 14.-Since 'my
last the weather has beeni clear anid
dryhotand perspiring. Rain would
beacceptable. Oats is iii need ol'. it:
corn, where worked, wvoitid be bonsflt
ted by it;, dotton not up would thien
come up. When the potato beds are
up, then the drawA should bd ynt
down. Garden plots have becomd
'desiccated.. With a rainfall the vege
table organism therein could thleni
imbilibe clie nutritious fioisture throughi
spOngloles terminating .their riadienle
* and bedoinm8 so resuscitated and inviga
orated as to increase the magnitude of
their stature 1ey imperceptible acerotivo
accumnulations ofshomogeneous pabii
Ious alment, with' widh tho'aqueous
molecules are impreg natedl, '86 da to
render the culling of delicate esculents
for culinary purposes a facilitating
recreation to the epiceurea'n caterer
ivho felicitates bimseelf upon donduding
to the gasti'onomieal dnjoyment of thd
biped eaktalian ' genus /tomo. In
other words, the gardens noed rainis
and if it. doesn't 60me6 sooft we won't
have any "'tatpi's," "sparrigrass;"
*tingons") or "greens," but wvill Have to
fall back tipon "hog and hominy."
Last Filiday I was driven to the
home of ihy dId friend of nearly a half
tentury, Capt. I. HI. Means, by Ned
Glover, colored, who has iievoi voted
any buta Democratic ballot since the
*elective franchise has been given to his
racO. Ned Glover hits bedn with Uitp
tadn Moans, or ini the famil'y, uninter
ruptedly; exceout one year, since the
war. Edward is .ant intelligent and
excellent nilan. In aifd t'onnd the
Salem neighb~thood avhidhe is Giffbring
from ruston the blade (not bgek)
and wille be Injured thereby) I am
afraid; rorm what I saw, that J., G. It
Will udt ihave much nativa flotir ivith
-whidh to make those blackberry pies
that he says candidates are so fond of.
Those Stlorn fellows are "sorter" ld.
&uaaooie toot ttlthough mighty .clever
men, alidsometimes some of theni get
kn the-wrong tfaekj t isav some mag..
iltnost as tall as the fluo lookig, and
o Moiticell-) about that cotton stalk%
I now have in my room two stalks of
cotton of last year's plunting. The
0110 hal's two rnfodll shoots on it-, one
by actual incastieiient seven indhes,
uid the otler soniewhat shorter. Th1le
other stalk also had two ratooni sioots
oil it. Tiece stalks grew upon Mr.
11. Ml. Zealy's firn inl sight of ijy
vinldow..
I regret very Ilitich 0 to have to chrol
ide that Mr. Zealy hais a disease
aimong his iiules. UIe lost. a iilne one
i Few 1iight1s ago, fand only by the
llost. vigorous and attentive treltliieiit 1
inother was kept from dying last
light.(
I hiav'e o-rd nothing 'more about
that iia'd dog, but some of the young C
aceaidonicians have beeni shooting
soIne oIn sispicion.
It was quite cloildy this moridiig,
but it is as clear as cryttal this even- t
bng.
If "School Bloy'' does not tel you
siortly about that freak of nature (an
old oak tree) nebar Mr. Lobt. Yai'boi'- f
ough's, On the road that he travels, I
you shall hear it from SI NEX.
.A LTT 1" .F2COW W H1 T1 OA.M
ril , a(relA and the Glene-ral Surroundings
Geneoral rnilton for Go'vernor-No Nomki
na11tioia l. timo 4 1n1o Coiveltiton.
WzIrr O.K Miay 14.-I notice in
Aheolunns of your paper contribu
[ions from various poitions of our
,ounty. As you have no regular cor
IeSpolndeit in this vicinity, I trust a f
rew no'vs from here will not be amiss. C
Whito Oak inl wte bellum days was
elcbrate' for Its bar-rooms and 1n
ace horses. Tradition has it that ol(1
Billy L. was wont, with jug in hand,
Lo go away round through the woods
o get his girog, but with self and jug
well filied would walk boldly down
hie road yelling, "Who cares for
Squere ?'' Iere Kembell received
his coat 6f tar and Ibathiers, and the
hcad of liluck Tom was erected oin a
Pole, w0he'e it. was allowed to remain
3omC little time. Now an acadeimy k
ImildingW graces the site of the forner L
bar. A school is carried on nine or
tell 1iinonths inl the year, contucted by 1
imost excellent lady, Mrs. C. Preach- C
ing also is held regularly nearly every
Sabbath. Some signs or tie old race
rack are still visible, but under tle.
skilful ialagiemeit of our Mir. P. are
rast disappealrIing, and inl its stead a field
>f corn and cotton now apmpears. Two
good stores full of <ry goods antid pro
ViMIS (in drive a fairl business. Two
sttionar -ateamnginies make day
ild i night hideous witI their screams
-ginning hst season some eight hun
dired bales of cotton, heside: I Ioing tie
-rildhing li tlie neighborhood. We
have a good blacksmit h shop and oii3
.f the best shoe-111kers inl the coni
try. I'you or any of your readers
doubt thi-s, just send up Whittaker
ad lhe will h.If.-ole his cars so that his
niothier will niot k now thbey have been
tam pored wit hi. J Iere too-, on1 lanrd for:
nerly ow ned by five or six gentle'rien,
iiow reside tityseveni white timilies,
nost of whiomi earn~t their bread by the
sweat. of their brows-honest; hard..
.vorkimri m1e01 and wvointi, 'who <hilv
give the lie to the rep~ort that the white.
,eolide of the Southm are too lazy. to
sork. We hlve a l)emnocralic Club of
>ver one0 hhi~ .red members, from
w'hich, in the linguage of ouri d]istin
guished coiinmty chairmlan, "'siniigs th-c
Ii e of thle IDemiocratic partv."'
Aiud jt!t hiet'ci Messrb. Editors, let
inc introduce the main objct of' this
:omumuniient ion, which is, without
nincingo mattersi, to nominate Gen.
.1ohn1 Brattoin for Governor of the
State otf South Carolina at thd next
general election. As to his~ qumalilica
tonis, it would surperfluous to say onc0
word. Hie is too too wvell known, andi
1feel up ablo to add anythinig to his al
ready il lustt'ousnlamne. We miako this
nomination, not because he did veo
nans wor in the canipaign of'76; not be
aneh as worked uIncasinagly fot'e
good of his county and State, without
any remuneration Wvhatever, since
thait time; not bue~cause lie is now ready
still further to battle fbr- theeright
without fear, thvor, or houe of
i'w~ard y but because w'c believe
him tq bo the man foi' tho
Place--the .mani who ni the pe ople
waunt, and further becauso the divisioni
auong the people which uinfortuat.
ly exists oyen at this early date, could
thus be healed and victgry beyond a
doubt agrain perch on the bhanner of
our glorlotta~ 13)niooi'ady. *We wvrito
this article without consuiltinig Gener'al
Bratton, but feel certain he will not
alil us if he be asAured it wvill be foi
the good of his State for him to accept
it. For lie has yet to flinch from any
responisibility when duity pointed the
(dodd .htands of corn, cotton and
qrass. No June nomintationis in oturs,
f you please. No more at present,
bmt you iiy hbar from hie ag'ain.
NOTICE--TOWN MARKET.
TiHE town market, after to-day, will be
--.. opened every morning at 4 o'clock,
and will be so continued as long as the
demand for fresh ineats will justify.
.MdCABLEY & NELSON.
may 18-t2
TOWN ORDINANCE.
B ErI ENAOTED AND ORDAINED by
B the Towh Council of Winnsboro,
8. 0., an y heauthority of tihe ushmo:
Pbat until further notie, thd Iiouirs for
s~lling fresh meats (vithhii the corporate
limits of said town shall be betw een 11
o'clock, a. m ;and 4 o'dlddk, p. ni.
Dono in Council this 17th day of May,.
1860. JAS. A. BRIGE,
Atteat: - Intdndant.
E..; OIANDgJER,
miay .18 OClet'k.
3TJARTIEST6N CITf RAILWAY 50
N and after this def t s' cial or will
~...be in waiting at the a~u thtEarali.
iaItailroadi Depot, Diite street, to nedoni.
nodatd all passengers on incomig trainis.
The farb will. be.TEN OE~NTS, inol1uding,
an ordinary sized valiss or travelin bag.
O.B S1CdWALD
Charleston, S, 0., May 10, I880.
.N. B. -The Colitma Ed~ss DlefieldI
4dvertiser GroonviloD~y ebJ~vll c
(*nd:3Banner, Uni phte 4 aMs!e~d
and Yorkylhle Aqre *l irfo'I
tites each, tnid ie
TATE, Oi SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FA1R1 ELD.
COURT OF COMMON PLBAS.
Villiani A. Millipg. as Exctutor of tho
la1,t Will anld Testamenvit of D)avid
N1illing, dveceawde, Plaintifl. a-inst
8.11.1ah Milling',) .lmos 8., Al i llig~,
Thomas 11. M Alilling. Sanin1 11.
Clownley anid Mlarga ret. .,. W1. ( "low
niey his wifet.'David Y'. Alillinig,
Anidrew Y. Milling, Robert Y.
Leinmon ld 31ar-yAgnles LeanIon111
his wite, (eorge utdsol II. Milling
an~d 80orenai E. Milling, )efenltI'lntsf.
-Copy Sun.miions? for Rielief.-L-Comu
phlilit not Served,
.'o the l)eftidrits:
YO~are horeby summoned01 an1d ro:
inred to answ'er (lhe conmplaint inl this
etioni, which i4 fhiei inl the
ftlee of the Clerk ot' Common Pleas,
or (lie said Colinly-, anld to serve t
opy ot'u ranswerI Io tile Said con
linii t oil tle subsaribuiat his otile,
Viiishoro, South Carolina, withini
wenty-y! afler the sevie ereoi,
xelnsive l Ilie dity of sieh Service:
nd if you Ii I to aniswer the complaint.
vithinil the 1ime11 Iforesaid, the plaiitifl,
it this action will apply to the Court,
Lr the relief demituded ill the *'coin
hiint.
Dated 1-1th May, 1880.
JAS. II. RION,
Plaiitill's A ttorifey.
.0 the'6c'l'endan ts Jaml es S. Mtillin,)
Thomaus 11. Mlilling, Samuliel 11.
Clowney aiid 311argart .J. W. codw
noy, his wife, David Y. Milling anid
Ge"origre Ladsonl If. Milling:
TA KE NOTICE that the siimmois
this action, of' whi'h the foiegoing
I copy. was tiled ill tihe ofilce of 1.h6
101k of thh Court o' Commnon Pleas
wt the County an1d State aforiesuid-,
n the 17th day ofMzay, 1880. . . 4
JAS. II. RION,
Plaintiff's Attornov,
Illay 19-xit
TOWN ORDINANCES,
Ln Ordinanco to Provent the Carrying
of Deadly Weapons.
[) E IT ENAC'1ED AND OlRDAINED by
.) the intendantt and War.1en of the
'own of Whfidtaido, S. C., in Council
let:
1. That hereaffer it shall io, be liwful
or any person to carry concealed about.
is person, within the c~rporate limits of
hie said 'own, aiy pistol, dirk, diirk
nife, bowie-knifo. razor, slig-shot,
rass knuckle 4. sanul-bug; sword-canuo or
ther deadly weapon.
I. Tht any one violating this Ordi
junce, shall be arrested by the police and
oiiiitted to the guard-ld ne. uiless
ood bili, in the imnm of iftyt dollars, be
iven to secure his appearanec before the
he Town Council for trial when sum
ned.
IlI That any one violating tlis Orli.
1an1ce, siil, uwif convicioln thereof, be
i( not exceeding fifty doilars. or he im
>risoned in the county jail for t term not
xCee(ing tenl (lays.
Done in Cmnncil, this the 7th day of
1Iny, eightecit hund'red ad eighty, 'with
he corporato seal of Naid Town ailixed.
JAS. A. BRICE,
Attest: Intentiant.
E. S. CHANDLERl,
Clerk.
kn Ordinance to Provent the Frighten
int of Itorsos.
I. That from and after tho passage of
his Ordinance. it shall not be lawful for
ny person to fly any .ite, play any gaime
,f loot. ball, or engage in any other game
alculhated to frighten htorses. on the
treets of said Town knowvn as Congress
treet or Waishi ington street.
II. That any persont violating this Or
linane, shtali, upon conv~iction thecreof,
po fined ina sum not excesding ten dol
ars-.
Done in Council, this 7th day of May,
ighteen hunadreo1 antd eighty, andl with
hoecorporat~o seal of said TJ.own aflixed.
JAS. A. IUaIGE,
Attestit ntnat
Glerk.
Ln Odtiace. to Protoet the CNtti'zns
fromn Mad Dogs.
I. That on and after the 8th day of
day, 188 ', all dogs ftmndh on theh utreet
>f said T1own not munzzled with a wire or
ther secure. mtuzzle, shalil bo
tilled by thte police.
IL That. inl oarrythg ogtt this Ordinance
.he polido maty dall to their assistance
Lkny person or persons.
Done ini Conoil this '7th day of May,
tightoon hutndred and eighty, and with
ho corporate seal of said Towi n affixed.
JAS. A. BR10E,
Attesti Intendanlt.
.i. S. CHANDLER,
Clerk.
AN ORDINANCE
Jo Impose an Annual Tax Upon Ceri
tahi Btisindes Thereiti Mentioned.
B~E IT ENACTED and ordained by tho
)Itendant and WVardens of tlit
L'owvn of Winnsbcro, S. Or, in Connoil
not, and by the authority of thtesane:
I. That all lecturers, traveling theatri
tal comnpaines, concerts,'or musical entar
nainments, or oxhtibitors of cutriosities 01
my kind, eept for charitable purposes,
who may lecture or Oxhtibit within th(
orporato limita of the Toevn of Winns.
>oro, sharll pay an annual tax of one hun
Ired dollars.
IL. 'it'hl all peddlers, or vendors o1
leaps, hiedicines, goods, wares, or moer
handiso of any kind, not the prod uotn 0r
manufacturo of this State, or by a ditizen
resident in this State, who shall oil'or thoir
w'aros for sale within the eolpoiatd limits
>f the the Town of Winiisboro, Rhall pay
in ainnual tax of one hundred dollars.
III. That all gift enterprises, Itijierait
.ightning rod dealers, itinerant physiciadis
rurgeonA, ohiropodists, or any so-onllecl
professor df the inedibal or surgical al't,
vho shall carry on their business within
hie corporate limits of tihe Town of
Winnsboro, shall pay ani annual tax of
iw0 huhidred dollart.
IV. Thtat anty perstof tagagad ih any
usinoes abovo enumerated, who shall
lesire to carry on the Sanmd within the
sorporato limits of the Town df Wiilusa
moro, foi- a p'oriod lops thari a year, shall
tay such less sum thtan the annual tax
Ibovo imposed on any such business so
losired to be carriedl on, as may bo
agreed upon between such pdfson arid
ho Iatendauf, of said Towit;.
Done in Coilficil, this the iiotii day of
kpril, eighteen hubdred and eighty~ and
nith th ecorporate seal of said Tot af
lied. ' JAS. A. BRICE,
Intendant.
ieiil. .
Attest: ' E. S. CHANDILER,
maty 4 . Cler-k.
BHAVING BALJOON.
'I'ik uridersigned liege leave to lirmin
ihis customers and the public goner
aily that he is prepaied to jgive eatisfae
ion to all who innsy favol, hiun with their
>atronager
i. 0. IlUTONIESONT
will shave you with -faolity--outtipg
lyeing aff d dtessing In the latest afia
rsost anjboda style, i h
AN 0TIN ANCE
T6 Prevent the Salo of Liquora o:
Sunday.
2 I IT FNACT i ld orilained bv th
.) 1utendal and War.lens of the'.0ow
of 'Winiboro, in Council mewt:
'C'hat if alter tho pasoge of ti; Ordi
nanco atIty pCIHonl shall it liver 4) ally oclh
or peyson any spirituous or malt liquor,
for iyIJ past, piesent or futuire consIdera
tion between the hour.4 O t welve 'clo o
on Siturily night, and twelve 'clool oi
81uniday night., alt Iiy plavce withI' t.h
corporate li'n-its of the sit.1 T.>wf. o
Winnisborc), th'o porson so olrwhY.-nUdsa
be lia6e n a linte of lifty dolhrs; 'or 1
e d imprisonment inl the coItiilf y .ja
Dono0 in Connaeil, fis th'' : a c
A pri I. 4ighteen lii-Ii' itI eit hty, t o
with the co'rporato st-d of'sxid 'Towna Il
fixed. JAS. A. HitIc;,
Intendant.
8Seal. H. S. 1:lIANDLER.
may 4 tlik.
NOT10ICi TO TAXPAYi:Il,
A tym ront's4 O1-Tr.,:, I
WIsxnono, S. c., May 13, 1880. 1
THIS ofli'c will he 'ojeti from the fir
o*f Julie to tbo 20th of July, 1850, to re
ceive tax returns of personal prolt-rty 1o
the fiscal year 1880. All mide pe)son2
betiveen the agvs of twenty-otto and sixt
years (except those oexhmpt by ) %w) at
liablo to poli t'ix, and will report accurd
ingly. I will be attend either in per 01
or by d'spuly ti the' following pIaces1 01
the days specificd, for'the irpose of rc
ceiving returns, viz:
Caldwell's St.oro, June 14.
Gladden's Girove, June 15.
Durh-am's, June 10.
Boa'r Cek, June 18.
Wodalward's, June 21 and 22
1idgeway, Juno 23 and 21.
Blythewood, June 25-.
Jennings' Stoie, June 28.
Jenkinsville, Juno 29.
bl1onticell', June 30 and July 1.
Feastervllle, July 2 and 3.
Buckhead, July 5.
Bulanco of the time at Winnsboro.
I. N. W I1$I,
mIay 15-1m Auditor F. 0.
iMPORTANT NOTICE
To Persons Acetstoml to Seudinq
Money by Registered Letter.
THEltE'S NO SECtUITY IN THIEM.
If yor money is lost or stolinn, you ma;
catch the thief, but not the money-ani
the money is whiat you want. The Gov
ornment don't repay such loses,
BUY A CIECK'
From tho WINNS 13ORO NATIONAl
BANK, which we will soll you at toi
cents for amouts not exco'diig fiftecv
dollars, fifteen cents for amounts not ex
6cod1ig Mientr-fivo dollars, twenty-fiv
cents for atifiNs not exceeding soveNti
live dollars, and at not -thoVo thro'c
cighthis per cent. for any amount abov
that. You are thus mado
ABSOLUTELY SECURE AGAINST LOS
We guaraitec that. If iour origioin
cieck is lost or stolen, we yive you a di
plicate.
COME AN) DEPOSIT WITH US.
We havo just purchased a new tim
lock, costing $350, and the President hin
sel can't open the safe when tie lock i
running. Ti. K ELLIOTT.
Cashier W bo. Nat. Dank,
may 13-I 1mox3mos
FINE LIQUORE
I HAVE recently made extensive aid
I.iitns to my stock of Wines an
liquors,. which consist, of a full assjor
mnit of Rlyo Whiskey, C'orn Whisko'
Frenich Brandy, .Appli' 14rA~dy, Peat
Brandy, Sher-ry Wino, Scuppornong Win
Champagne, et~o , ete.
r/M- claini to til t~he FINEST AN
IPilEST RTEB WVilSKEY to be hadi
Winnsboro. Give it a trial..
I also also k op onj hand a full eulpply
NES RN~ AND TOEACCO,
in great variety, and adapted to the tast
of everybody.
Call at tho PA~T'ETTO IIOUSE, in tl
Winnsboro H'dtol building.
moh 27 C E ~fI G
SPRING
H ATs and sImOam
DRY GOODS,
GROERIES, &0.; &C., &C., &(
Jilsk to hahd aiid for saio at
BOW1nST PRICES,.
U, G.DESPOitTFJN,
aprill
JIJSiT ECEIVEID
T~WO car loads find Writlo doer
Itwo dar loads Fodder; Hlay ai
Shucks.
CASH CUSTOMERIS
W1 fiAid it to thei' Iitei'est lo ci
on me beforo they ,tnakc thei purcha
et. JNO. D. MoCARLEJY,
.Akotit.
. rn 4 ho stors south of Sugenheit
or & G't'oekohol's Clothing Stores
inch 16--8m
-DEfALER IN
b~rugs, ifedicines, Toilet Goods; e1
- NSBORO, .C,
bjAftTES w1shing Cblogie df ai
a. kind and at any price, 6Au ii
It at mydrug store
Apri 8, , E,
NOMINATIONS.
FOIL COUNTY COMMISSIO\EIF.
The friteindi of Mr. 1lA MI W. COLE -
I MAN respectfully nominato hiixn for th(
offieo f County Commissioner of Fair
iid --subject to the aletioni of the Demo
" rutiin mary'.
FOlt SII E1lIRFFP.
Mesmrs.. 'Ilut: Ploesoe ajn oiunco Mr.
1". -. ELION, JR., is a atndidate for
Sheriff of Fairfield Coumy, at the ensn
ilig eiectioni- -subiject to the alion 6 the
lnemO.-rilic grimwry. MANY F ttan-s.
FOLt SIIMFIJF1 .
The maity friends of 'lr. JNO. D. Mc
CA RtLE, recognizing his 'fivet'ta'i fitnless
for the olice, respectfully i-omin inate him
for Short!T of Faiil-iebt County --subject t(
- ie action of the D.-inoeritic primary.
FOlt )COUNTY CO.\IMISSION-EIt.
it)OmRRRT b. H0IICK Its a candi'late toi
t County Commissioner'oi Fa'ittold iat. the
ndinAlhi.g election. -subjet to the action (if
r the Deniocratic pii uary.
M A NY FlEtN .
FOR SUIOOL (COMINSSIONERIt.
The frieids d DR. 4O1IN OYD, ap
i preciating 1i0' skill, zeal and fldelity
i with which he lias discharged -ho duties
of School Cnmmission',r, respectfi aIly
nominuate him for re-election- subject to
th acetion of the Democratic primaries .
FOR SIIEit[FF.
Messrs. 1dilors: As nominattions i'r'a ii
order, 'pemit us to present the name of
OL. JNO. B. DAVIS na t 'candidato for
Sheriff at the ensuing election, injbject.,
of cour-o, to thU action of tho Demooratic
primaries. MANY FRIENDs.
FOR JUDGE Oi PROBATE.
. Messrs. fidlors : Plase anrounc 'th'o
present iicumbent. J. . ReVI',- Judgo
of Probate, its a candidate for re-election
at the einmo'itg election, subject to the
.ion of th Democratic party at tho pri.
maries. By so doing you- will obliie his
14 MANI'~use
VOR SHERIFF.
Messrs. Ja-Wlors: Please ainoun'do Mr.
J. Preston Cooper as a candi6 for the
Democratic nouination for sheriff at the
coming election (subject to the decision
of the primary election) and oblige many
I.innds inl th0
S0TflrwEsrnN POItTION oF THE doONY
FOlt COTNT' COMMISSIONElR.
The friona I of Mr. James G. 1Ioron, of
Salom, respectfully nominate him for the
offico of County Commissioner at. the on
suing election- -subject to tho action of
the Democratio primary.
janl 17- td
The friAnds of the R EV. JAMES DOUG
LASS respectfully nominate him for 'the
a position of School Commissioner of Fair
field County at the ensuing, elootion
subject to the action of the Democratic
party at the primaries.
FOR ~SIlERLI.
Mefssrs. )?ilors: .Please announce Mr.
JAS. L. RICHMOND as a candidate for
Sherift' at the ensuing election, subject to
the action of the, Democratic Clubs at the
Sprimarieu, andl oblige MANY FltlENDs.
D)TT
::K 1BE ATY & 1,u8.
- elust received and to arrive in a fewv
days.
Many new goods bought beforo the re
I cent heavy advance, which will
.Eft sold at the very l.Qwest eashi prices to
. our friknds arid~ t3dafdhye-a,
Elegant Cashmes, .Hernani Dross
Goods, Meomie cloths, Buti'' &e.
.A nice assdrttioent of Calicnes, M usl ipd.
.* Lawvns, Dress Liuiens, Whitei Good..
Torschon Laces, Edgiings, Jtosier'y, Hand
kerchiefs, Neckivear, Oloves, &c,
-You can find. in fact, UM Ge'ls of aill
kinds at the CONER STOar too
plea'o or we do not ask a sale.
Call early and givo our stock a thorough
inspection, it l6
Our delight to show ous- goods.
f4J0ES? i!J[OES U
Our stock of Zeigher Brotheori' fine Sh'oe
and Bay State Screwed was
'Never bottoi'; and of these kind we make
*a specialty anil warrant.
Tie shoes in high anid loW cotiid, aiid but..
ton slhoes in high and low ents,
Ihigh cut men's gaiters, low cut -shoes
*hand and machine soeved, screwed.
Even the children and babies were roi
memnbered and a nice selectiori bouiglit
for them.
Call at once and make a seleetlon of a
n Cassimere or Blue Flannel;
d r leave your measure for a suit selected
.from samples.
Bare bargains in soft Felt %tats: StId
Hats and Straw Hats.
*0w goods in Oroery, Glassware, Garo;
11cores, .Hoes, Plows, &oe
1Bach depagment is ready for a lodk. Onli
. and but and be pleased.
Remember our motto is QUICK SALES,
SMALLPROFITS.
~' e)j L~Iitest 5sg
a d*n .*
K I
rmmuL(
WA fN
0p
SALE STAIBLE1S.
I
rkl0~ 'IN CI OF I A I R.F D:
* IA Eestaliislld t Stile Stable at.
il mn Isboro , anti fnill preIred to
ell soki stock (m 'NIVy 1c(onlat
nicr term's, either 1hr shl or on Li me
it-il lext hill for 1leg)tihitble 'aper.
'ersois wishing to buy or 1 swnp 'Will
lo well to call on mu. befiko pirchas
g eliewhere.
, will also pay the highest cash price
or
CORN A NI FOD DEI
Delivered at. myStable on Congress
(reet, located one door south of the
[add building.
jal . W20rEF~O'D.
DOnor & Chadler
[IAVE ENLARGED THEIR STOCK
JWELRY,
STERLING 81ILVER
GlA SSWARE,
AND
lFANCY GOODS,
MNaki ng it en 1.1irely umnnecesarv for
their culst.omiers to go outside of' \Vinns..
b)oro for anly article in their line. Thevw~
plhedge theniiselves to give ad(vanltage~a
inI reCgard to
VARIETY, QUA LIT Y AND PlUCE
p~r Extra fi Articles wirli fh.d
market will not justify in stock, will
be p)rocurledl on short, notice.
imch 13
1[OW WATCIIRS ARE MADE.
It. will be atpparent, to any 0one, who wvill ex
amine a 8O00iD Gornn w~A TClf. that..aside1 from
tihe neesr tikesfor cligraving and1(
.polishing, a largo proportion of the precious
metal ulsed, Is neeoded Only to stiffen anld hold
the engraved portions in place, andI suplply the
n Cessary soldty and strengthm. The surplus
goldl ia qctulally neddless so far as~ UTILITY niidl
beauty are concerned. In JAMin 15OS0S' PAT
ENT GOLD WVATCHI CASES, t his WARTS of pro
Cilus fintal Is overcome, amnd 11h0 RASE sOLlJITY
AND RTRE.NOH produced at, from one-thlird to
one-haltf of thme haual cost of solid cases. Trhis
p)rocess is of t.he most fsunplo nofture, as 1o1
lows: a plate of ninkel composiidn 'metal,
specially adaptecd to t~he purpose, hasi two pites
of SOLID 00OLb solder'ell 00one o M~lh ide. The
three aro then passed beteenh polished1 steel
rollers, and the result is a strip of heavy plated
conmposition, from which the cases, backs, con
tresl, bezzlos, &c,. are' cut and bliaped bhy suiti
ble dei and foramers. The gol in these cases
is sufliciently thick to admit of all kinds of
chasing, engraving and enameling; the on
graved cases have been carried until wori per
fectly smooth by time and use without remov
ing theo gold...
TIS 18 THlE ONLY CASE MADE WITH T WO
PLATES OF,80SLID) (GOLD, 4.ND WVA~IIIANTED
BY SPECIAL CERITIleICATM,
For sale by Connor & Chandler anidb. Mullor.
Ask for lilustrated Ontalogiho aict to see wvar
rnat~ ___inch_l-txly
11IRE INSUR~A140E AGENCY
Why not insure youi' property ? See
thie cost of a per diem expense:
Daily cost of insuring $1,000 at 3 per
cent per annum is only .8J cents...
At 2 aper cent..per aimnum is oidy. ,
At 1 per cent, per annnin is oy4o.
At 1 per cent. per annurn is otil~ 28.
A P pr e t p fiufn ih'onl q.
Ap 2rcent. for 8 years 0s ony 1.88
At 1j per ceiit. for 8 ybars g~ni $.35 d,
At 1 per cent, for 6 yeasy i onl 0.88 0;
At 2rar cent. for 5 y,eats is on1y 1.1 ,
Dwo tigsin aor otlt y,'deta0h
For one fear tppvc~
For three y'egrs . ,15~oM
For flve yearti 4 eo
B Iarfha'anti o6ed a $i ~ ,ted
_oto toe0 t
tid ch li
I~,t't 4 lt
r,0
I
S FATIU
TE grEATOI.
OHNSDN,OLARK&at.
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T.
THE JOHNSON REV 0L V I'G BOOK-CASn.
FoR
Merchants, Stemlents,
...andinilwv.hp readbook~s.
Ho4d9 mor' t-ook:% In less tpace t A Ay other
de0vico-Rotates att a fl'.nr'" toutch- 811elves ad
j h-Ench shelf is 16 iched
quare, hiolding a set of Appletop 'a Uyelone
Mttof Ironl,it ertunmot %warpor wvear'60t. Beanut
fullyornantent ed, anaking a handsome and novel
iceo of furniture. Sizes for tablo, hold I or 2
tiers of b~ooka : sirus for floor hiold 2,83, or 4 tiers or
books, as daeired. Sound for descoriptive price 1is0.
801n11.1 cent a forOX1 KEur Nag,1.xwrRATED CA'rAT.OGU'
wvithi over 310 1Hustratihs of Educational a
useful a raticles.
-BAKER,111 PRATT &16.9
SAMoo Fu rn ishears, and Dealers I n overyt hisng in the -
Book and Stationery line,
H[ADQUARTERS FOR AL. SCHOOL SUNLIE
i4 2 M 3 44 O'r'd St., New Yor
PERFUMERY!
A Iarge loi 6f c potWooa'gne, x'lda
Metorct, Itoy~,IT. vo Wat~~ ers, l
Tuloalt od, &o.,ke a. CHso E APdo
Allt~ ens LeungBri-m NI.L1TrIAtRCT's Exp
Sotrat, Aer'san PlaectInoralhin Bos.h
choos Grand Soryrtnp,Dr
HDURTll'S FORugh SOLrupPL,
A Brre ownfch's Coone .
trcs oT and Watd s
T~i~o . Chwer, ryo,&,,OI
Alln' LugSmi' Lug. l~~e
.reseranruall's
Blwn'n fo t pounds
Hegeman's TohQ and Liver
wort Expectorant, Wild Cherr~
Pectoral Wino, BroWn's Mixtur4;
THarter's Lnndgalsam, McLano's
Catierrhi Snuff, M*cMaster &
]3rido's Catarrh Snu1'
. Sag~'s Catarrh
Remedy,
Chzloi'ato of Potash Lozenges,
.Brown's .Hronchuil Trochees,
Eley's Oarbolic Trochees,
McLino's ,Tuig ealing Globulet~
iPon SALE. BY
McMo~ASTERl; .BRICE & CO.
api 24
GRO CERIES.
A NEW supply of Pamily and Plant&
A tion Groeories.
1.5 bble. Choioo Now, GrIends Molaises
80 bhis. Choice Cnba Syrip, besides o~he~
gradow.
LUU.S
Jackdon' best girades NaNyFlour *r
ALSO,
A lot of Paterit Family Flott-tb bea' -
in theoBoro.
Allgrades; fiprn th'd highest to u1I
lowest..
~on ht before the Adv
artiol too. nutnepoestO ta'
sold ai the lowest possibl4 rCe 7