The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 20, 1880, Image 3

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TOWN AND COUNTI TIHUSDAY, May 20, : 188 Tlmtis OF TiIE NEWS ANI) IENAL. -Tri-week y edition, four dollars y anwnm, in advance; weekly editio two dollars and fifty cents perannwu Aill advance. Liberal discount to'clu of live and upwards. RA'ras OF Any ElrrISING.-O110 (1011 per inch for the - flirsf insertion, v, fifty cents pei. inli-t'or each subsci ao Insertion. These rates apply to ill a vertisemiaentsN, of whatever nato re, al are payable strictly inl advance-. Co tracts for three, six or twel' c moit made on verv .liberal ternis. Tra sient local notices, llfteen cents p line for the first insertion and sovy itnd one-half cents per line for on subseqiientinsertion. Obituariles it tributes of respect charged as adv( tiseinents. Simple annonnceeents marriages and deaths published free charge, and solicited. All cominuinicationS. of whatsoev nature, should he addressed to t| Winnsboro Publishing Compan Winnsboro, S. C. Now Advertiements. - Attention I U. L. I.-J. I. CUT minugs. Town Ordluince-E. S. Chandle The Rev. W. E. Boggs, D.D., h accepted the Invitation to .deliver t] oration at the next annual reunion Sixth Regiment Survivors' Assooi tion. The Jackson's Ureek Democrat Club held a meeting on the 15th insi and elected the following delegates I the County Convention: R. E. Ellisol Jr., J. H. Kennedy, W. J. Herron, j J. Hamilton, W. J. Crawford. The next Dime Reading, for tl benefit of the Presbyterian Chur& will be held at the residence of M D). It. Flenniken to-miorrow evening eight o'clock. An entertaining pr gramie is arranged, and a pleasa thne may be anticipated. The Boonville, Mo., Advertiser co tains a notice of the death of enriet. L. Dwight, aged about three yenr daughter of Dr. It. Y. Dwight. D D3wight is a brother of Capt. Chas. I Dwight, and has many friends in o coiunity, all of whom beartily syr pithize .with huim in bis affliction. Several of our planters have recen ly bought improved agricultural m chinery. Capt. James P. Maclie li recently procured a steam engine at thresher, Messrs. Rt. E. Ellison, Ji and Mr. Smith Chappell have done t same, and Mr. 1). R. Flennikon is no using a latest improved field mow, and reaper. CLUn MEET1No.-We are request< bvMr. George II. McMaster, the pre dent of the Winnsboro . Democrat Club, to state that there will be a men ing of the club in the Thespian Hz on Thursday evenin)g, the 27th - Insl at eight o'clock. A full attendance * important, as there will be imp~orta: business b'efore the club--the eletic * of delegates to the County Conventio and a general reorganization of ti club for the approaching campaign. CENsUs ENUMEuIATR.-We ha' been requested by Col. Pride, Supe visor of thle Census for the 1st Distri< to announce the folloing appola mnents of Eniumecrators for the sever townships of this counlty: * No. 1-W. B. Estes. No. 2-J. Fayssouix -Peian. No. 3-Elrwlin F. Pagan.. No. 4-D)avid E. McMaster. No. 5-Jamies Pagan. No. 6-J. Prestoni Cooper. No. 7-J. WV. Coleman. No. 8-B-.E. Elkin. *No. 9-J. L. Canthen. No. 10-R1. Hi. Jennings. No. 11-T. E. Bell. No. 12-R. E. Elllsbui, $r, *No. 18-G. B. Pearson. J No. 14-T. R1. IRobertson.. These ap~poin~tees are nlotified to ec at their respective post-offices for th< Comissl8ioits and othier necessary 1: pers, wVhich have been- forwarded1 the Supervisor, TIlE SALEM;: 'DEMOORATIO .CLUBI. The Salem Domoeratic Club hekl meeting on thel15th Inst., to reorga ize for the coming campaign. Eh ' ions were held for officers, delegal and coumitteemen, and tho followin, nlamedi gentlemen~ were chosen by clamation.; President--J. R1. Boyles. 1st Vice-President-J. M. Owinf 2nd Vie-President--Thos.Wilkes, 3rd Vice-President-C. A. Douglat Seoctary-- W,. J. Keller. Executive Committee- Dr. T. 4 Douglass,-D. M. Alken, G. B. Pet grew, J. M, Yongue, B. HI. James. Member 'of County Executive Coi mittee-T. E. Bell. Delegates to County Convention J.,R. Boyles, .D. .M. Aiken, W. Crowder, Thos. Wilkes. A resolution pledging the club support the cause of the Democracy both county and State, was unar mously adopted.. A resolution ,was papsed, invithm Mr..Jno. W. Lylee. n'nd Capt. H. . Gaillard to addrdss the club at its ne; meeting, which .is set for the secoa Satqrday, being.the 12th day.- of Jun at three o'clock in the afternoon. T puA#e are invited to attend. T. ., rB ODD .E aLo WB. Public Installation of the Ofmoer. Elect by the Lodge Ep~oently Organised Winusboro. We have already inetitloned the e ganization of Mount Zion Lodge, N~ 85, of the Independent. Order of O< Fellowrs and have given the names the-odicers el~eted. Madidaf 69en the 17th inst., was lixed for the inste laf Ion of the~9Qrswh . crsnon being hel Nti ibnl6 if~ the Co0 Iiouse. 1h~ gb q~ iger of t Carolinawere present: F. W. Sindorf, ' Most 1ort1y Grand Master, J. 1. D. 811mri1-1, Hight Worthy Granld Wardenl, J. W. Rothrock, W0orhy Grand Conl Sdlctor, G. W. Cirtis and N. W. Trump, Past Grand Masters. The ceremony was conduicted by the Most s Worthy Grand laster, assisted by the other officers. Each oillcer of the Ir Winnsboro lodge was installed w ith ltduc cerc'iony, the obligationl being administered by the proper ollcer o ( the Grand Lodge. After the peibrin ii- anice of his diltics, Grand AMaster ha Sindorf delivered a short address, con g"ratulating tle incilbers of tle new lodge on their orgaiization, antd urg ,h ing them to inculcate and practiso the id principles taught by the ordor. The r- Rev. G. W. Whitnan, chaplain (if the or new lodge, then read an appropriate DI address, in which the aims of the or er der are set forth, and the menibers 1o exhorted to cairry them out in word Y and act. An impressive pratyer was then oil'ered' by Conductor Rodirock, and (lie cereiony closed. n- The Odd Feilows and their invited guests then repaired to Masonic .lall, r. where they enjoyed theiselves over a liugo bowl of puiich, with the usual is V 10 accompaniments. The entire eveiiiner fwas spent most pleasatly for every body preseut. The following telegram was received by Grand Master Sindorf shortly a'ter o the cereimony: ., CHu.AR1STON, S. C., May 17.-Marion 1o Lodge, No. 2, .1. 0. 0. F., to Mount Zion Lodge, No. 35, 1. 0 0. F.: Greeting, and wishing her inny hap - py returi of her natal day. W. II. TAnRANT. At. D., Secretarv. hc It is proper to add that Mount Ziou Lodge is not a rCorga'nization or re-. ' vival of the lodge exi inug here man cars ago, but is a neTv one entire. It IAdvertisement.. NATItANS' WHISKEY. 1- The following letter is published for a the hiforination of the public. i.. . Pmr.Aumnr.rma, May 15, 1880. ir J. Clendining, Esij., Winnsboro, S. C. 1- DE.n SBn-Yours of 13th inst. to hand, and in reply will say, there is only one other party besides yourself in Winnsboro, who is-selling our Ohl 1"1863" Cabinet Whiskev-Dr. V. E. is Aiken-who we believe sells it for niedicinal purposes. If there are any others who are selling a whiskey pur %0 porting to be our Old Cabinet, with. out they purchase from you or Dr. r Aiken, they are no doubt selling n spurious article. Dr. Aiken has boen d buying from us for a long time, asdiid i- his predecessors, Metsi. Ladd Bros. 10 Respectfilly Yours, tITATuANS Bnos. 11 - ATTENTION I G. I. I. is SSEMBLE at Thespian Hall thie it . (Thursday) even ing,- at 8 o'clock, -~ instead-of Friday evening, as previously 1,announced, with arms and fatigue equip ments, for drill. 10 By order: J. H. CUMMINGS, may 20 . 1st Sergt. e ~~ .TOWiN ORDINANCE. t, ~E it enacted and ordained by the In t- --itendant and Wardens of the Towi of Winnsboro. 8. 0., in Council Asaem al bled, and by the authority of the same: I. That there shall be a Board of HealtlI created, to consist of three citizens oe the town, one of who ni shall be a pre~ctis ing physician, who shall hohl their otliccs until the first day of May succeedlin1 their app~ointment, and until their sue cessors shall be applointcd. II. And be it farther enacted and or. dained, that thie members of said Board shall be annually appointedl by eac. -1Town Council as soon as praicticable after the installation of the Intenidant and Wardens into office. III. And be it further enacted and or dained, that during tihe months of June, July, August and 8eptemnber the said Board shall opumino the premises of all residents of, and persons doing buinesi within, the corporate limits of said town at least once a month, and reportto the ill Town Council any matter which, in thoiu ir judgment, is deleterious to the health 0: the town.th a IV. That the nbers of said Board )y shall, in consieration of' their serv~sous, be exempted- fuom street tax wvhilo in office. ' V. And be it further enacted and or dalned, that-any person i'esisting the en a tragoe of the minombers of the said iBoard n- updnhiany part of' their premnises, excepi c-thei' dwelling-houses, shall be fined five dollars for each offence, or be imprisoned es for ten days, upon conviction. g- VI. And be it fuither enacted and or c- daidod, that any person wvho'aball fail oi neglect to abate any matter u pen theou premises, rep'orted by the Bloar d o: Health as a nuisance, for three days aftei s.notice requiring the same, served b h Chief of Polico, shall be Ained one dla for each day's such failure or neglect, oi 85. be imprisoned one day for eaoh day's sueh failure or neglect. VII. And belit further enacted and or 'dained, that the Board eor Health shall -* al so, frim time to time, report any matter not upon the premises of any citizen. oi oven not 'within the corporate limits, which in their judgment injuriously af fents the he dhth of the the town, for the -- Concil to take such notiou as it may deoom advisable. *Under the above Ordinance the follow. ing citizens are appointed as ouch beard to of health for the year ending M~ay 1st, in 1881, viz: Dr. E. W. Aiken and Messrs. F. Gerig and EI. M. Huey. d'Done in Council this the 30th day 01 April, A. D. 1880, under the corporate seal of the said Town Council. JAS. A. BRIOE, * Attest: Intendant. B . S. CHANDLER, d Clerk. 0, CHAltLESTQN CITY RAILWAY cI 1e (N and aifter this day a special ear will be in waiting at the Siouth Carohi. na Railroad Depot, Line street, to accom. modate all passengers on incoming trains, The fare will betTEN CENTS,.includint .d an ordinary sized valise or traveling bag. an - O0. BIGOWALD, . Superintendent. .. 'Ohiarleston, 8.0., May 10, 1880. N. B3.--.The Columbia Regist~er Edgefield 0- Aduerilser Greenville Daily, Abbeville Presi Id and hanner, Union TImne*, Laurena ~i~ad, ~.and Yo 'kvil Z%|'afid will insert foui timos e azdioxnd bill fol paymM I I J~o. Soroos, -i Prest. Oity RIiiia-yeo-mpap , may 18 11:4 1e ~ bo~~ oT~ TOWN ORDINANCE. I., Tl 1NACTED AND ORDAINED b. .) tho Town Connoil of Winnsboro t. C., and by the author ity of tho sam That util furtlr notice. tho hours foi ScIling fresh1 mleats; wVithin the corp~orat limits of said town shall be between I o'clock, a. in , tinil 4 o'clock. p. in. Dono in Council this 17th day of May 1880. - JAS. A. lBRICE, At- est: Intendant. E. S. CIIAINDLE,1, may 18 cl erk. T4WN ORDINANCEN. An Ordinance to Provont tho Carryln( of Deadly Weapons. E E IT ENAC- El) AND ORDAINED b) .)the Intendanit an14d W1ar.l o11. of th< Town of Wildsboro, S. C., Im Counci iet: 1. That hereafter it shall not be lawfu for any person to carry concetled abou his person. within the corporate liiit's o the sai Towii, ally pistol, dirk, dirk knifIe, bowiQ-kife. razor. sliinig-shot brass k n unkles, sarid-bag, sword-cano o other deadly weapan. . That ay onie Violating this Ordi nonee, shall be arreosted by the police and coimnitteld to the guard-i.l lise. unlesi good bail, in the sum of fifty dollars, bc iven to securo his appearanco before th the Town Council for trial when sum inoned. " III That any one violating this Ordi unnce, shal, iou convicrion thereof, bi fined not exceeding fifty dollats, or Gio im prisoned in the county jil for a term no exceeding ten clays. )one in Council, this the 7th day o May, eighteen hiuilrod and eighty, with the corporrte seal of said Town affixed. JAS. A. 11L0CE, ' Attest: Intendant. E. S. CIIANDLER, Clerk. An Ordinance to Provent; the Frighten - ina of Horsos. I. Tiat from and after the )assage o this Ordinanc. it shall not be lawfil fo any person to fly any Lice. phay anly gatl of foot, ball, or engage in any other gami calculated to frighten horses, on thi stihut.s. ol said Town. known ia Congres street or Washingtoni street. II. That an1y person Violating this Or dinance, sha11l, 11pon conviction thereof be fined in a sum not t xceeding ten dol lars. )one in Council, this 7th day of May eightcen hunidre I aid eighty, and witl thu corp~orato seal of said 1 Town affixed. JAS. A. BICE, Attesti;. intendatnt. E. S. C1lANDLIR. Clerk. An Ordtnanco 'to Protect the Citzent from Mad Dogs. I. That on and after tho 8th day o May. 188,, all dogs foiund on tWe street of said Town not muzzld with a wire o other seeuro muzzle, shall 6 killed by the police. II. That in carrying out this Ordinanv( the policeo may cult to thceir assistiauc antly person or persous. Done in Council this 7th day of May eighteen iundlred and eighty, and witl the corporate seal of said Ton n alixd. JAS. A, BRICE, Attest: Intendant. E. S. CIIANDLER, C1 rk. AN ORIDNANCE To Impose an Annual Tax Upon Cor tain Business Therein Mentioned. . E IT ENACTED and ordained b' th Intendant and Wardens of th Town of Winnsbcro, S. C., in Counci tmct, alld by the authority of the same: I. That all lecturers, traveling theatri cal comipamles, concerts or musical entor tainments, or exhibitors of curiosities e any kind, except for charitable purposes who may lecture or exhibit w.ithinu th corporate limits of the Tfown of \Vinns bore, shall pay an annual tax of one hun dred dollars. II. Thall all peddlers, or venders o soaps, miedicincs, goods, wares, or mar chandiso of any kind, not the prodlucts o manufacture of this State,'or by a citizem resident in thisSt ate, who shall off'er thoi wares for sala within the corp~orato limit of the the Town of Winnsboro, shall pa an annual tax of one hundred dollars. III. That all gift enterprises, itineran lightning rodl dealers, itinerant physicians surgeons, chiropodists, or any so-callot professor of the medical or surgical art who shall carry on their business withiz the corporate limits of the Town o WVinnsboro, shalh pay an annual tax o two hund'red dollars. IV. Trhat any person engaged in an' busine.4s above enumerated, who shial desire to carry on the same within thi corporate limits of the Town of Winns bore, for a period loss than a year, shal pay such less sum than the annual ta: above imposed on any such business si desaired to be carried on, as may b agreed upon between such person ano the Intendant of said Town. Done in Council, this the 30th day o April, eighteen hundred and eighty, an( with the corporate seal of said TIown af fixed. JAii. A. BRICE1G, Intendant. Seal. Attest: E. S. CIIANDLER, -may 4 Clerk. AN ORDINANCE To Prevent the Sale of Liquors e1 .Sunday. ' BR IT NACTED) and ordained by th Intendant and Wardens of the Towi of Winnsboro, in Concil met: That if after the passage of this Ordi nance any person shall deliver to any oth or person anly sp)irituous1 or malt liquons for any past, present or future considers tion betw.een the hours of twelve o'cloel on Saturday night and twelve o'clock or Sunday night, at any place within th corporate limits of the said Town o Winnsboro, the person so offending shal 'be liable'to a fine of fifty dollars; or t ten dlays' imprisonment in the county jai if- Fairfteld County, Done in Concil, this the 30th day o April, eighteen hundred and eighty, anc with 'the corporate seal of said Town ai fixed. JAB. A. BRICE, Intendant. Seal. E. 8. CHIANDLER. may 4 ~Clerk.. JUST RECEIVED. T~WO car loads line White Corn Itwo car loads Fodder, Hay ant Shucks. CASH! CUJSTOMERIS Will find It to their interest to cal en me before they make their puirchas es. JNO. D. McCA RLEY, Agent. g In the store south of Sugenheoim er &, Groeschph' Clothing Store. mnch 16-Sm~ BUY THE BEST ! LADIES,'Misses' and Infants' fin Philadelphia. Celebr'ated "Standert S'oeed" Shood, made by . tie Dt State Shoe #wd inthey 06., BXpe oiatie aAe tr. NOTIO1 TO TAXPAYIRS, -Avti ist 's OyneCs,. I WINxsnonO, S. C., MSly 13, 1660. f THIS olleo will be opein from the firs!! of Junio to the 20th of July. 160, to r. ceivo tx returns of personal property for the fiscul year 1880. All male persons; between the ages of twenty-one and sixty yeairs, (except thoso exem)pt by law) aro liable to polt t'tx, and will report accord ingly. I will be attend either in per on or by d'puty itt tho following place.s on the days specified, for the purpose of ro cCiving ritirns. viz: Caldwoll's Store, Juno 14. Gladdon's Grovo, June 1. Durhat's, June 16. Bear Croek, June IP. Woodward's, Juno 21 and 22. li'dgeway, June 23 and 24. Blyt bewood, June 25. Jeanings' Store. June 28. Jtnlcisville, June 29. Mionticello, June 30and July 1. Feastervillo, July 2 and 3. Buokhead, July 5. Balanue of the time at Winnsboro. I. N. WITiIElS may 15-1mi Auditor F. C. F1.N E L IQU R S, NTATHANS 11108.' Old Cabinet Ive, N8)., Cid Roanoko Whisiy. 18io* Also, ljotterdain Brandy. Cold Ilani for lunoh from II to 1 o'clock every day. I IIAYE recently mado oxtentive auddi -tions to my stock of Winos nad liquors. which consi.;tst of a full asnuri ment of Ryo Whiskoy, 'orn Whiskey., French Brandy, Apple Brandy, Peaoh Brandy, Sherry Wine, Sonp'pernong Wine, Chamexpagne, etc., etc. .p' I claim to sBll the- FINEST AND PUREST IRYE WHISKEY to be had in WinnsbAro. Give it a trial. I also also k op on hand a fuil supply of SEGARS AND TOBACCO, in great variety, and adapte d to the tastes i of everybody. Call ti the PAL"ETTO HOUSE, in the Winnsboro Hotel building. J. CILENDINING. mol 2' IRUCERIES. NEW supply of Family and Planta. tion Groerics. 15 bbis4. Choice Now Orlean Mkolasses, )0 bhist. Choice Cubat Syrup, besides other grades. FLOUI. Jackson' best grades Family Flour. ALSO, A lot of Patent Family Flour-the bes' in the Boro. SUGARS. I All grades, from the ighest to. the lowest. Poaberr'y (something ndw), Rio and Java. Also Parched Rio and Java. PLOWVS -1Lought before the advanee, and other articles - too numerous'te mention, All sold et the lowest p)ossIble prices. Di. 11. LENNIKiEN. feb 28 ToIMPORTANT NOTICE Toi~son8 Accustomed to~ SendUig Money by Registered Letter'. TRE'8 NO SECURITY IN TH ES. If your money is lost or stolen, you may catch the thief, but not the. money--pna Ithe money is what you want. 'The *Gov ernment don't repay such losses. BUY ACHECK From the WINNSBORO NATIONAL BANK, wvhich we will soll you at ten cents for amounts not exceeding fifteen dollars, fifteen cents for amounts not ex ceeding twenty-five dollars, twenty-five cents for amounts net exceeding sev enty five dollars, and at not above, three -, ighths per cent, for any amount above that, You are thus made ABSOLUTELY SECURE AOAINST LOSS, We guarantee that. If your original cheek is lost or stolen, we givc you a du plicate. COME AND DEPOSIT WITU US, We have just purchased a new time lock, eosting $350, and the President him self can't open the safe when the look is running. T. K ELLIOTT. Cashier Whbo. Nat. Bank, may 18-tlnmox3mos HOW WATCH ES A RE MADE. it will bo apparent to any one, who will ox amine a SOLID GOLD WATOJI. tha't aside from the necessary thickness for engraving and Polishing, a large proportion of the precous metal used, is needed Only to stiffen and held the engraved portions in place, and supply the n cessary solidity and strength. The surplus Igold is actual;y needless so far as UTILITY and beauty are concerned, In JAMES DOSS' PAT ENT (GOLD WATCH CASES, this WASTE Of pre cious metal is overcome, and the SAME SOLIDITV AND STRENOTH produced at from One-third to one-half of the usual cost of solid oases. This process is of the most simlo nature, as fol lows: a plate of nickel composition metal, -Specially adapted to the purpose, bas two plates of SOLID GOLD soldered one en each side, The three are then pas'sed between polished Steol rollers, and the result is a strip of heavy plated composition, from which the eases, backs, cen tres, bozzbs, ac,. are out and shaped by suita ble dies aud formers. The geld in these eases is sufliciently thick to admit of all kinds of chasing, engraving and enameling; the en graved eases have been carried uAntil worn per feotly Smooth by time and use without roev . ing the gold., TIS IS TIlE ONLY CASE MfADE WiTHITrWO 'PLATER OF SOLID GO.LD, AND WARRANTED . BY SPECIA L CERTIFICATE, F~or' sale by Conner & Chandler and C. Stutier. Ask for llustrated Catalogue and to see war rant. mich 11-tily --0 S3A -F O OlLinseed Oil, Olv Castor O (cold-(cc Liver 'fl-D-ure, Scott's Etnulsion, CatrOil, mnuldou, ready or'eiso.in NOMINATIONS. FOR COINTY COMMlSSIO-NEJI. The friendg cf Mr. JAMES W. COiLl, AN respectffully nominato him fur the >llco t f County Commissioner of Fair [leld--isubjeot to the action of the Demo - 3rotio n.:ary. FOR SIERiFF. .Mressrlq. IdAiIor: Pleoso antinee Mr. It. E,. EL LISON, M.. lis at canifidatte fhr 1licriff of Fairtield Coun'v. at the euai uig election -f bjoect to the action of the Demnralic primary. MANY Fc:eyxps. FOI SIIEIiRFF. The many friends of Mr. JNO. D. Mc lARLEY, recognizing his peouliar fitnots ror the ofilee, respectfilly nominate him *or Sheriff of Fairlield County--ssubject to ho action of the Democratio primary. FOR COUNTY COMM ISSIONElt. 1esrs. litors: Please announoe MR LIOIIEltT 1). BOLICK as a onndidate tor ounty Commaaissio~ner of Fairfiold ait the nauing election -subject to the action of ho Democratic p i nary. MANY Fasns. FOR1 SCIOOL1 COMMISSIONER . The friends of DR1. JOHN BOYD, ap reciating the skill, zeal and fldolity rith which ho has discharged ho duties if School Cnmmissionrtr, respecttully iominato him for re-olcction--suibject, to ho action of the )emocratic primnaries. FOR SI-lRIFF. Messrs. .liitors: As nominations are in >rder, permit us to present the name of .0L. JNO. B. DAVIS is a candidate for heriff at the ensuing elootion, subjeot. >f course, to the action of the Democratic rinaries. MANY FRIENDS. FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE. Messrs. Filors . Please arLounco the presot incumbent, J. B. Boyles, Judgo if Probate, as a candidate for re-election t the ensuing election, subljoct to the - tion of the Democratic party at tho pri. naries. By so doing you will obligo his 14 MANY FamIuNs. FOR SHERIFF. Messrs. EMitors: Pleaso announce Mr. F. Preston Cooper nsa candidato for the Democratic nomination for sheriff at. the loming election (subjeot to the decision >f the primary election) and obligo many Friends in the SOUTHwEsTrN PORTION OF TH3 COUNTY. deo 16 FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. The friinu i of Mr. James G 'Heron, of 3alem, respectfully nominato him for tho )floo of County Commissioner at the en ming election- -subject to tho action of ;ie Democratic primary. jan 17-td LOR SCHOOL COMNISSIONER. The frienfl of the REV. JAMES DOUG [JASS respoetfully nominate him for the position of School Commissioner of Fair field County at the ensuing' cletioa mubject to the action of the Democratic par-ty at the primaries. FOR SHLERLIFF. 3Messrs. Editors: Please ainnounee Mr. JAS. L. RLICHIMOND as a candidate for Rhorsff at the ensuing election, subject to the action of the Democratic Clubs at the primaries, and oblige MANY Fnmxn~s. ] SPRINVG GOODS --AT Just received and to arrive in a few days Malny new goods bought before the re gont heavy advance, which will Bo sold at the very lowest cash prices to our friiends and customers. Elegant Cashmeros, Hernani Dress Goods, Miomie cloths, Bunting, &o. A nice asisortment of Calicoes, M uslins, Lawns, Dress Linens, White Goods. Torohon Laces, Edgings, Hosiery, Hand kerchiefs, Neekwear, Gloves, &e, You can find, in fact, Dry Goods of all kinds at the CORNER STORE, A at prices which we guarantee. please or we do not askc a sale. Call early and give our stock a thorough inspection, it is 4 Our dcl ight to show our goods. SHOES? SHOES! Our .stoek of Zeigler Brothers' Aine Shoes and Bay State 8orewid was - Yever better, and of these kind we make - a spoeialty and warrant. Tie shoes in high~ and low outs, and but ton shoes in hig~h and low oute. HIgh out men's gaiters, low cut shoes hand and maohino sowed, screwed. Even the children and babies were re membered and a loe selection bought for them. Call at one and make a selection of a . Cassinlere or Blue Flannel; Or leave your measure for a suit selected from samples. Rare, bargains In soft Felt Hate, Stiff flat.s and Straw Hate. Yew goods In Crockery, Glassware, Gro ceries, Hoen, Plows, &o Each department Is ready for a look. Call and buy and be pleaed. Remembe? our motto is QUICK SA LE8, SMALLPROPITS. april 1 --7 SHAVING SALOON. T HE undersigned begs leave to' inform his customers an4 the public gener ally that ho Is prepared to give satisfac lion to all who may fsvor him with their I patronage. H, 0. UWTCHESON' will shave you with facilt-outting lyeing apd 4rssI g In the latest andi miost approved sty' e, with At the Obadjionflsbet 50o sad Sha poqjng fbPe1q innsbord, S. 0. Irv 1AVE ENLARGED THEIR STOCE -ov-~ GLASSWVAlE, AND FANCY GOO0DS, Making It t Ifor hePIr custm er1 wo fro outside of* Winns1 yoro For any arti-cle inl their linlo. Th'lev >ledge themselves to give advanltagre nl I-egard to. jARIETY, QUAITYANDPRICE nr Extfral f1ne art-icles whlich (lhe nar11ket. wvill not justil'y ill stock, will pr-ocurved onl short, no1tice, Inch 13 WE BEG LEAVE to inform our mistomers and the public generally. Hl LAe DWARE, lan a ULL ANCY GELCTD IK. Allg we askt is rial, nd fo rou ill f~ind-ou stoc andIpico t oli ii~ I hrFRE INURANCEY AN C O o tted .Pubslicl.ioic WyNotiroyurpoe!tS e Wal Eos ofG LEAVsurinf,00rm our entnper anu the pblic ene y hAt we hae r crn annm ss 4c. ~JAST1 e cent.r anu iOs heir A6er stckntpranmsoly . Anthar et, for wil years keepn o.n Dwlling An twe aor isountri, detch Frone ill fin peor stckndt. cs o( Frilv ers'.pe et . eree n the ve belicom: hoies of a opr dnea eles lh Dal charatr.nurn 1,0 t e At2pe MES-W. LAWm isoly7 At pr en. er nnm s nlAen. not 22--cn.6m anm sony21 Ai.Ar n.Tfs ars ]sColE08S, dR0E, &nur O.,t h &olo.,n rate, viz. uarsboai and cotn.i ouss baled Loton stor hose, nrcanlemil OV" Ei4 PES tTVTQUE H RATOj ONSON, ARK& SS 30 UNION SQUARE 1AS. NEW-YORK CIT Y. PERFUMERY! large lot of choice Cologne, Ex-. ,tracts. Soap.Toilet Waters. 'oilot Powder, &c., &c,, CHEAP. JUwr RLOEED BY McMASTER, BRICEi & Co. COUOUE 1YEDICINES lien's Lung Balsam, Tutt's Expeo. torait, Ayer's Pectoral, -Bo.. chee's German byrup, Dr. Bu1l' Cough Syrup, Brown's Compound of Tar and Wild Cherry, Smith's Lung Preserver. Hall's Balsam for the Lungs, Hegeman's Tolu and Liver, wort Expectorant, Wild Cherry 'octorid Wine, Brown's Mixture, I artor's Lung Balsam, MicLane's Catarrh Snull', McMaster & Brico's Catarrh Snuff, Sage's Catarrh Remedy, Chlorate of Potash Lozenges, Brown's Bronchial Trooheos, Eley's Carbolic Trocheos, TvLane's Lung Healing Globules. Fon SALE DY Mc'MASTER, BRICE & CO. p124 3ALE STABLES. 'O TIE CITIZENS OF FAIRFIELD: ~ IAVE estb~lihd a Sale Stable at. Winnisboro, and( am1 prepCared to 311 stock stock on very accommiiodat.. ig terms, either for cash or on time nil nex t ,fall for negotiable paper. 'ersons wvishinmg to buy or swvap wvill o well to call on~ me bcfore purchas ig elsewvhero. I will also pay the highest cash prico OORN AND FODDER Delivered af, my Stable on Congress treL,, located one door south of the add( building. jan 20 NEW GOODS. A LARGE lot of Wheat Bran at ~only's. FINEST Tobacco and Cigars at >only's. THIRTY-FIVE Barrels all grades Vines and Liquors at Donly's, FRESH Augusta Flour, Bolted [eal and Pearl Grits, at Donly's. A LARGE lot of fresh Canned kods and Fancy Groceries ab honly's. ALL RINDS of Garden and 'lower Seeds, Clover and Gras. eods at Donly's. BOOTS, Shoes, ,Iats, Hardware, rookery and Glassware, Wooden 'are and Willowware at Donly's. GIVE mie a call and get a bargain. apI 10 OnW the DOner.