The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 05, 1880, Image 3
TOWS AN) COUNTY
eArMpAv .yune 6, 1 : -
TEnMs OF THc NVW AND HEn.U,D.
--Tri-woekly cditioll, four doll
annmm, In *advance; Weekhy c t on,
two dollars and fty cents pranum,
In advance. Liberal disoiit to C11lb
-of five and upwards.
- RATES Op AuvEarisyNo.-One dollat
Wr Inch for tho firlst Insertion,. .9olad
fIy, cents per Ipch for each subseq ient
insertion. Thes6 rates apply to nil ad.
vortti6m6nt, of whatever at1 re, and
are payable strictly in advaneo, Con
tracts for three, Mi or twelve monthis
made on very liberal terms. Tranl
Filent local notices, fifteen cents per
line for the first isertion and seven
and one-half cents per lino for each
subsequentinsertion. Obituaries and
t'lhutes of raspect charged as adver
tisements. Simple announcements 0z
marriages and death published fiee oi
elarge, and solioited.
Al communications, of whatsoever
nature, shopld be addressed to tho
Winnshoro Publishing Company
Winnsboro, S. C.
The communleaton of J. V. J.,
published elsewhere, was in.
advertently omitted from Thursday's
issue.
The paintlig of the Baptist church
Isdtishod, and the building now pre
sents a very hadmusome appearaneq.
The work was skilitfilly done by- Mr.
Strickland, of Rock 11ill.
We are requested to. state that as the
Presbyterian church is now undergo
Ing repairs, the congrgation will
worship In the Baptist chureh, which
ias been kindly offered for the pur
pose, The bell will be rung at the
usual bours, morning and evening.
We have neglected to mention the
appelitment of 0. W, 13uchanan, F-sq.,
as triid justice, vice T, R, Robertsoj,
Esq., resigned, rbe appointment was
made upois the recommendation of our
,ielogation in the Legis)atare, ae4 of a
large number of clizens. and it will
give general satitretion.
Tbe.Lancaster leview Is now con
ducted by Messrs. B. F, Welsh and J,
J. H1ull-the latter having recently re
tired: from the managemcit of the
Chester Bultin., Mr. Jiull Is- an ex
Perlenced newspaper man, and he1 will
prove quite an acquisition. The Re
,vierv haIs Alwaysbeen a good paperi, and
it will now.doubtless contiiuo to in
eprove.
tIClIOUs.-Services may be ex
pected in the different churches to
)norrow as follows:
Episcopal Ch.vrch-h ev. J. Obear
11, A. B1.
Associate Reformed Chureh-Rev.
.J. M. Todd, 11, A. n1. and 8, 1. m.
Presbyterial) Church (eervices in the
Baptist Chur1hr oy. A, B. Pratt,
1, A.* M., and4 54, P. Mr.
Methodist Church-itev. 1. W,
Whitman, 11, A. a., and 7:45, 1. r.
Sunday School, 10, A. M1. Prayer
Meecting on Thuirsday at 745, p. sx,
MONTHLY gTATEMIlmT. -The folloW
ing is tihe mnt,hI statemecnt of the
town clerk and treasrer for May;
J1ECE1PTs,
Ma~y 1,.-Bahance from last. re.
port..............$221.95
May 1-Rent of Marlket, .,,,. 3l9.00
May 15-Fines .and'jteen.ses,,. 2.00
Siay 29--Fi'nes analicenss., . 60
Total.........,...$28.95~
EXP'ENDTITInE8,
,May 1--By salary of clock
keeper...,......,.,.$ 50.00
May 1-By'balaznce paid cierk .1.9
May 1-\fork on streets. . ... 66.94i
May 22-By W bo. Pub, Co, ,. 15.00(
(ay 22e-.By recordirng dleed. .-, 1
MayV2-IB freight on I.umber~ 0,60
May 22-Polie,,,,,,........, y5.00
M4ay 22--Lamp-ightes,,.,,, 20.00
,May-81 -Balance.. ...,. .,..,. $ 17.9~
A La2rRin FROM WIIITIJ OAK.
Our CJOWTeSpndnt Esplains Iin Jt,aly t(
1lvg, stewart's Copnanancaton--A VI'Ias.
aimt Church Meeutng-The props an~d the
Weather.
.WHrrE OAK, May 31 .-Your corras,
pondent having enjoyed in your col
iunmns at different times the communi
cations of8enex, WV. E., Gunter, fpt
law and others, though.t to add ble
mite and thereby yeorch)ypee glve
some infornia.tlon a.nd pleasure to oth
era. But
Ieseenn my lndest.hoosm eceay,
Filiced with the malln idea of his Jet
Ier, which was t nominate General
.Bratton for Governor, your corres.
pondent casually inserted an hncident
which happened long ago, which has
been rolated many a time anrd enjoyed
by none more than the gentleman him
self'. The writer knew Mr. L, only as
a quiet, sober, industrious citizen, re.
spected by all who knew him, and
would be tihe last to intentIonally any
or write anything bo womnd thne feel.
lngs of any of hi.s r.elatives. We 'art
very sorry that Mr. Stewart wats burl
by our arttele, and are ready andl wvill
lng to make all neeessary apologies.
Buti ha. not Mr, Stewart himsolf fallen
into the same error for which he con.
sures me? Does he lot the dead alone
whent he applies the .epith.t "rascal'
to the man who years ago paid wittl
. is-ilfe the penalty of his crim,e? WVe
-stand corrected. We think Fr.iend
-Jolin should remember that "people
who live In glass houses should nel
thi.cw stones." In endeavoring to re.
form us we think hre fell grieveous3
intoerror hjn,self. We have heard Itsait
that the dead may turn over In their
graves and that the ears of the livlng
may tiugho. If so, we caution ont
. friend tobe careful lest he himsel.
may trouble the ,repose of the dead,
and gyieve the ri ghteou,s souls of the(
living. As for em'lbell, we nevei
heard him accuRedl befor. .of b)eing
"rascal." Tihat he proclaimued a dlc
tri.ne at the wronig ftime and place, ive
do not deny; but, for ourselves. wI
mm~ hnt honte anmn who feesih
i oi motion, th0 1oin'latfln was tado
e' unaiuusot.
iFor Secretary of State, Mir. E. B.
o Murray, of Auderson, non0na.ted Col.
- James N. Lips8CO1b, of New.borrvy
secon dod, by- aor . ' Lamb W.uit, of
,charilesto'l. if;n. 1. 1). wither-spoonl
i. minated .*'tu'C.. It. 'i. Sis, th nres
et incumben-ecoled by (en.
e John B. Erwin, of Lanmeaster. Col.
J. G. Blue, of Marion, nomimitedI Col.
.t. 0. floward. of that comIt.v--see
onded by Alr. Saituel Dibble, of Or
angebu1g, T11r-ee ballots were taken,
its fol lows I
First. Second, Third,
Wims . 63. 72,..,.. 91
Lipscomb,, 4V,. 47. 62
ht Powitrd,., . f)2,,,. 26..... -
iattering.. 2 ,,.. -,
a *(With,drawn after the .mwond ballot,)
Colonel Shmls 113 W i-eordiigly dv
clitred the noninee, .and, oi luollon,
tile nlltinlati-11 wVIts Inade u1lla11llmotp.
Four tomnproIler-General, Col, J. C.
oit, of ciieseiied, wils ilinianted
by*.Gten. NNV. L. T.Prn, f3r>
seolnded b Afy M. Jlo. C. Shep12ard, ot,
Ed'(gefield. There' beingp no oilt.er lnmi
nattinls, Cul. Colt, was unaimi1o1ly
't nominated by acellilaion.
-For Attornley-GI-nerad, Col. Y. J.
Pope, of Nw berry, w-as nominated by
D George 1). 3iryall, Esq., ofAiarleston.
.Nr. Georige ,ulmstone, of New berry,
at stated tlitL Col. Pope would not be g
c (andi(lJate. Col. Win. Elliott, orf Beau
St1irt, n1omi1inated the lill. LIeroy le.
a Youllialls-scodllded by Col. Jas. 11.
v Rioll, Col. Youans. was unlanimtouls
ly nomillated hy acclaiatiin.
s For Suiieriiite'ndent orl',tucation, the
1on. 11'h 6. Thompson was ilolli
I itited by Mr. Clevein1d, of Spillrtall
- burgio-conded by Gen. A. U, Gar
3 lington, of Greenville, aid Dr. A. N.
I Tally, of Coluia. Maijor Ti!ojip
-11 .o Wats u11miimously noiniatedl by
aceclamlationl.
- For AdjIt ant and Inspector General,
Gen. Aii Ir A1 thuig111t was nomli
nated by Mr. Gearge Johistoiie, of
I .ew lery-seconded by .r. ,James
Walsh, of lorry, and Capt. Georgo 1).
- iryan, OC Cliarleston. Capt. Wilie
Joiies was nominated by the Hof, 13.
IH. Massey, of, York-seconlded by
3 A1n0rew Crawt'ord, I!E'q., of CoIubi)ia,
Col. A. 1). Goodwyn, of Oral'geburg,
i was iQnminated by Samuel Dibble.
- Esq., of tiat coulty-secondl by Mr.
f Mellichamp, of Oranebm g, n(l Ge
eral Prince, of Marlion. Two ballots
a were taken, with the followinK restilt;
F1irst. .secol)d.
Manigault...,.........72.... 91
Jones................ 40.... 35
G.)odw. n. ............. 29 .... 12
General Manimault was declared the
,ollillec, and, ol motion, tile nlom1ila
ftionl was mnade unmmious.
. IM. Earle, of 13umnteir, t,en nomlilit
- ed Mr. J. Peter liclsldson tr le
I position of Stici treier. Mr. Gil
: landt or' Williamsbur4g, seconded the
.11nmm11attioll, anld rLlieV beijig no oppo
sitiol M, Mt.Rillarlsoll rceiy"d the
niominit.ion utanimious,ly by ieclama
tioll.
I This closed the inlninations. GRen.
Gary and Messrs.. Allen and Callison,
- i' 1he Edg.lelij delegaton, refused to
s vote for anl.y of th1e n1om11iices of the
- Convenlioll.
3 Mr. J. C. Sheppard ofr'ered the fol
lowing r-esoluttion, which was adoptLed:
Resolved, That the th.,i. a of th p
Convention are cue, and are hereby
cordially tendered, to the president otf
this Convenltion, C2o1. J. 8. Cothlranl,
.for theo able, ell'ective and jimpartial
manlner iln which lhe has1 discharged the0
dulIties of bis po)sition, and1 thalt the
.thanllks of the Conventionl ar.e also tei.,
dlered to thc worthy secretaries,
.Me3ssrs, D. P. Duncan and1( J. Ancruml
a Simrons', for' the1 satisfacetory andic effi
cienlt discharge of the d1uties of their
;office.
GaO motion ofMr', Alfred Aldrich, a
commllittee of' three was thenl alppoint,
a ed to nIoitfy the nlomnlices of the acetionl
(Iaf thle Convyention. TheII commIfittCc
c conlsistedc of Messrs. Alfred Aldrich, J.
D. Bl1andinig and George D). Bry'an.
, After a short, inlterIval the commlittee
returned accompllanied by Ge ns. H-a
-good and K.ennedly, who 'were receiv
ed with conitimited ap)plau1se, iBoth de
l ivered aplprop)riate0 aiddr esses-wichel
will be p)ublishled heCreafter.
e Mr, B. F. Miller, of Lancaster, offered
- the following r'esolution, whic~h waus
e unanllimloulsly adloptedl:
-Resolved, That this Convention, aLs
I sembledi ina its wisdomi, hereh0lv ex
a for the ability, statesmanshlip and1( dis
S tingulished ser'vi.ees renldered the part)y
e by the Holl. M. W. Gary, and1 that we
(- do ereby' tendcer our1 nnIfeiigne1d thanilks
y, and1 appreM'ciationl of his chara'fcter', hlis
.1 to the best interests of tile State of
t, S.onth Carolina,
c ThIe Convenition then1 :riurned 8ine
-die.
e THE STATE EEECUTIVEB COMM 1IT I(.
r: TIle mlembers of the Demiocratic
,g State Executive Committee met subl
sequenlt t0 the aldjOIl'rument of the
o Convention, and( elected G3en. John
.Bratton, of Fairfleld, chairmanlIf anld
SCol. ,John C, Hiaskell, of Columbia,
o sOcretarwy.
FIsHIxa CR1EJc FAG'TonY.-Ahn ad
'journedQ meeting of' tIle stockholders of
this eompanyv was held at thle factory
'site onl last WeCdnesday, the 26th1 ult.
The committee on by-laws made a re
por't which was adopted. Additional
e subscriptionls to Ile ('apital stock of the
0 co.mpanyII were receivet,1; tlle total sutb,
- cipt.ion no0w amloutat to atbout $65,
000. Other subscriptionsa will be
madec, and in a shor't tume the captg
stock wvill OmUounlt to $75,000, Tile
n1 directors held at meeting anld adlopted
I- a resolution callng for flive per cent, of
' ubscription)s made.~. T1hie prosident
e and v'ice-presidenlt of the c~omlpany
-wereauthlorJzed to visit factories lil
f the counies of Greenville and Spa.r
-tanburg, for thle- pirpose of making
, .observationsa as to the .mworkings of
e their miachinecry, lanst of' bu-llding eta,
An engineer wvill be .employcd at an
earl y(lay to make an Inspection of thle
nl site, calculate the injl, power, etc., of
-the water, anid to select a properl loca
s tiIon for buildings. T'hings are evi
f dently on tile move, and will be kept
,going. Thle pr'esident contemlplates
1)1ildi ng a dwelling for' himuself 011 tile
-land belonging to th omoipanuv.-OACas
-ter Rieporter'.
r -....
if FINE OAT.-Lancaster t'hallen)ges
the Stato on oats, Col. J. D. Wylie
.harvested a field of three and a half
i w'res last, week which will average one
', hundred and fifteen bushels per acre.
They are of the red-rust-proof varne.
|t.3.W ho ca beat it?--Ledger.
(1 --Sleep is absolutely un.cessa ry for
.health, and nothinIg so 00'ctumally r'obs
one of sleep as does a cryin)g baby.
e Use Dr. Bull's B3aby Syrup to ease Its
;pain and2 the baby will' he qfuiet and1(
- ilow all to 6leep well. ' Pie~ 25 cet
a bottle.
dos'wh1at he honlestlv believes to h
lief '4uty. Kembeit was certalinl
thlought. We1l'Of' A, home1, for 811ne0 th
WaL hd iWa6 elecfted Mlodern(or of ti
Uilted JresbytWritn Goneral Asseik
bly.
t. b Wuld we O have occasion agali
Me.k411s. Editors, to appear inl your co
Julius, we wHI try 1111 be iore enrelt
and hope Friend Jo1n1 will (1Q ch
The Rov. J. A White, of Chestel
assisted by the Rev. I. . 1oyc, c
King's Mountain, N. C., has jm
closed what Was to us at ver 'Interes
Ing comlunionl meeting. 11ihe attelm,
ance Was good tia ollotit, tle sclloo,
iotfso beilNg too finiall to aC0co11Molidalt
(he crowd that gathered on Sabbat
lortning.
We hope In the near future to a(
an ornam1ent to our town1 in tho shap
of a neat church building.
A god howelr of rain Jiell Onl Sal
lath evening, refreshing oir crop
aid filling our hearts with gladnesi
G. V. J.
THE B2TA9rE CONYVN,N
Mccorjd Day's Proppetd1igs-TJp4i Tichj
Nominated-The Platform of Priucfpes
The State Execttive Comitteo.
Tho Convention re.assembled at I
o'.clock on Wednesday mornnlg,
Col. Jimie* s 1. lion stated that as
111em1ber of the 1-xcuCltive Cotmlitte
of the National Democratic party I
had two resolutions to ollbr y,-iicth h,
hopod the Convention would conside
favorablv.
Tie ist of these resolutions was g
follows:
Resolved, That the delegates fron
the State of South Caroligit to the Na4
tionlal Democratie Convention, to b,
held at .Cincinnati on the 22cl of June
1880, be instructed to vote for the coin
tinalice of tile two-thirds r-utlc.
Mr. 1$jill, of Laurens, offered the fol
lowing as a sulbstitute;
tesolved, Thiml to (jelegates to th<
National Convention go unlinstructot
As to the two-thirds rule,
Oi motion of All., Murray this Otpb
stituto was indetinlitely pos tponled.
Col, Itionl's Iresoluition Was thel
adopted. Col. Rion then offbred thi
following:
Jtesolved, That. the recommendatiot
of the National Democratic Commit
tee relating to ex-Ofgiciomembership o
comtittees bo adopted, as far as tiw
same provides for the member of thi
National Committee beiig ex-opicio i
member of the State 1Uxecutive Coim
mittee. Adopted.
The convention then Went, into at
election for Presidential electors, wit
the following result:
State at Large-John L. Manning
of Clarendon, and Win. Elliott, o
Beaufort. First Di.itrict-E. W
Moise, of Sumter. Second District
C. It. Simonton, of Charleston. Thir
Vistrict-J. S. Murray, of Anderson
Fourth Dist ric--Cad. Jonos, of York
Fifth. District-G. W. Croft, of Aiken
THE EXECUTIv E COMMITTEE.
The next business beimr the electioi
of a State Executive Committee, th
Congressionial delegations after con
sultation reported the following a
their choice of members of the Exeen
tive Committee from th(t-. r-espectiv4
dist.ricts:
First Congressional Distriet-J. M
Johnson. Marion; J, 11. Earle, Sumter
C. 8. McCall, Marlboro'.
Second--Geo. D). Bryan, Charleston
B. Pr%ssiev Biarroni, Clarendon ; Jas
F. Izlar, Orangeburg.
Third-Geco. Johnstone, Newberry
John C. HIaskell, Rleblanid; E. iE
Mur'ray, Anderson.
Fliourth-Wmn. Miunro, Union ; T1
Stobo Far rowv, Spartanburg; Johi
Ulrjtton, Fairfield.
FHih-J. C, Shieppard, Edgefield
M. P'. Howell, Colleton; C. J. U. Hlut
son, Hlampton.
Thiese rep)orts wer'e conin1ped by thi
Convention, and the committee as re
p)orted ghove was elect.ed as a whol
by asccamation.
After a further recess of a half hour
Gena. HiarIlee, on behalf of the commil
the oni resolutions, submitted the fo]
lowing platform:
THlE P'LATIFOR3f.
The Democratic part y of the Stat
of South Carolina, in Convention as
semibled, reiterates Its adhesion to thm
doctrines of tihe great National Deme
cratie parte' of the United 8.tates, an
no0w rene4ws the dleclarationi of th~
prlinclples laid down in its platform
of 1.876 and 1878. It has redeemed it
p)ledges to reform the abuses of th
State Government, to redu ace e.xpendil
tpries, and( to use the p)eoplUs mfone;
for the b,enieft of thie people onlyr.
It confidently appeals to tihe genern
sense of' tihe countisry uponi its record
and challenges the comparison of th:
p)resent hiappy and1( p ros>erors condi
tion of thme St ate with time bittIernesu
veniality andi suspicion,. whidh unde
Republican nmisrule di.stracted ?ou
p)eople and sapped the foundations c
their prosperity,
It calls upon01 all good citizens wh.
favor an honest, economical and libei
al admninistrat ion to rally to the stand
ard of the Democracy .and ,to lead itt
victory.
This platform w as -unan imonsi
ado pted.
Mr. James Aldrich, of Aiken, intrc
duced tihe following:
jBeaolvedZ, That the IDxeent.tiv. C.og
mit tee shall be authorized to fill th1
vacanciles which may arise in the ofle~
otfElectors for President and Vice
Presidu4 in this State. Adopted.
THE sTATI'C TICKET.
On motion the Convention the
wvent into thle nomnination~ of State ogi
ers. On mkotion of Honi. L D. Witbei
spoon1, of York, the nominations wer
made In the following order: Goverm
or, Lieutenanmt-Governor, Secretaryc
State, Comptroller-General, Attornes
General, Superintendent of Educatioil
Adjuitait andl Inispector-en1eral, Stat
Trreasur'er.
Mr. David Fitzghbboni, of Chiarlei
ton, obtained the floor and placed i
nomination for Governor Gen. John
son Hagood. The nomiation wai
seconded by Mr. J, W. Holmes,
Barnweil, and by Col. Jas. HT.- Rioi
of Fairfield. Nomn,tionls being clo
ed, on motion of Mr. David1 litzgll
bon,, of Charleston, Gehn. Johnson ti
good was unanimously nominated fc
the office of Governor, smid rounds (
applause. D.J
Maxwell, of Abbeville, nominate
Geni, Johnm. .D. Kennedy', of Kershaw~
and thle nominiation was seconded b
Mr. Joseph H. Earle, of8Sumter. Coj
onel Ric ionimiated thme Hion. T. 13
Jeter, of Unioni, and this inilnatlo
was seconded by Mr. Bali, of Laurem
Nomainat ions heing closed, the COnveI
tion) pr1oceeded to a; ballot, with th
following result: -Kennedy, .-101
Jeter', 4.3; scattering, 3. General Ken
necdy war' delared the nominee, and
A.imroi's OrFIc'4
WIssISono, S. C.. May 13, 18SQ. i
'rTIS o Mewill bo open froim th tlies.
of Jnee to th'O 2 th of J'1ly. 18'), to rt
ceive tax rettorn. (it peronal lop fo
tho i.wal ycar 1880. A-Il mrdo pv-::It
betveep the ages tf tweny.oone gid ixt
ycars (except tauqu e.empt- vy law) art
Hb1111 t, pol tNX, and will ropvrt um-ord
ingly. I )vill attend either it pericr
or by d-puty at the followiqg pj&.ces oL
the days specified, fpr tlio purpose of ye
ceviving roturns, Yiz:
Cahiidtwoll's Sore, June 14.
Oladdin's (frove, June 15,
D11111uripu's, .Ja 1La.
H ;r Crm!h, J1u1t: 1-I
31.. thew% lud, Jun -.1.
-i1luwings' $tore..Juno 28.
-loi iicello. Je 11110 1m.l Jly 1,
!'aegprvjlle, jaly 2 uiay. 3.
IWOckiead, July 6,
I1alanco of the timio tt 'Witirnsboro.
I. N. WI'lEtS
may 15--n Auditor F. C.
'FNE LIQURS
ATIANS MIS.' QId C11binet I1ye,
1863. Cid RoanO Wh iskwy. lfi:1.
Also, ltotterdan 13randy. Cold Uain fol
luith from I I to 1 o'clock cycry da...
I HAvE recently made extensive addi
tion!s t my Ftoekc of Wines pIIA
liquors, which consx. atl of i f;ul| s.ort
iient of lye Whisky, Corn WIliskey
French 13andy, Apllp -lr.pdiy, l'each
Brandy, Sherry Wino, coappornong Wine,
Champagne, eto., etc.
;V J claim to s 11 the FINEST AND
PUmit)EST 1'E WIt-YE,r to be had in
Winnsborn. Give it a trial.
I also also0 k op On hand a L'Ih upply of
Swalc 41yP TOJ3Acco,
inl great variety, and adiaptedI to tho taste
of everybody.
Call ut the PAL ETTO HOUSE, in the
Wit;itIAbO I-otel budilini.
ol CILENDININU.
moch 2'.
A NEW supplyv of Family and r.lantn
tion Grn,-cries.
13 lbl.. Choice New Orleans Molaies,
: 0 bbN. Choice Ct ba Syrup, besides otheri
grades.
FLOUR.
Jackson' best grades Family Fpur.
ALSO,
A lot of Patent Family Flour-the bes.%
in the Boro.
SUGAJ(.~S
All grades, fron; tl)e highest to th<
COFiFE ES.
Peaberry' (somnething new), ti~o apdt
Jalai, Also P?arehod Plo andi Javyp.
PLOWS
Blo.ght before the advance, and othev
'mrt.ielos too numnerous to xgenxtion. All
sold at the lowest possible priocs.
feb 28
TOWN ORIOINAN CEs
An Qrlnanee to F'peve*at the Carr'yli
of Deadly Weapons..
I~3E T NA'JED A ND OlRDA teItna0ad adnrst
Trowji of W jn dmbro, S. O"., in C0. .ix
I. That hereafter it shall not ha lawfut
for any person to carry conenated abou
eis person. within the corporate limits o
thev said Town, any pistol, dirk, dirk
nxify, boewi' kife ray,or, sling-shot
bras.s k nuckles, sand-bag, sword-cane .o
utbor deadcly weapon.
II. Tihamt n;iy one0 violating this Orrli
noae, shall be arrested by the p.olico ani
committed to the guard-lw ,.se. unlesi
goot) hail, in the sumI of' lfty doller, he
civen to seur-Iu i ppearalnco before the
the Town Comucil for trial when sum
mned.
III T[hat any onel violating th,i Ordi
nnece, sham I, u'mon conviction thereof, hi
ained not ex'ceeding fifty dollars. or be im
pis-onedi in th.e eunty jail for a term no0
exceed ing ton dlays.
Done in Council, this the ?th day a
May, eighteen hjxndredl and eighty, witi
the corporate seal of aid Town afhred.
J A. A. BLJ$WE,
Attest: lm4eondnt.
E. S. CANDLFS,
C'lerk,
Ais Ordinance to Pront the Frighiter;
fune or Horoo,
I. That fromn and after the pasega o
this Ordinmngo. it sIjail not bo lawfua f'o
any person to dly any kite, lafy any gam<
of' Ioot ball, or engage in any othajy gam,
calculated to frighten horses, oni tha
streets of said Town known na Congresi
street or Wj%sh ingtj3on str~e,.
11. Tihat anyl person violating .this Or
ilinance, shal f, lipon conviction theolo
be fined .in sum not . xceeding ton dli
lairs.
Done in Council, this 7th day of Ale
eighteen bu.ndre 1 and ejgh.ty, and witi
thje corporate seal of said Tiown affixed.
8. A. BiIW0E,
S. CJIANDLEIi. I"iat
C'lcrk.
An Ordinance to Protect the CJtlseni
fromn Mad Doge.
I. That on and after the 8th day o
May, 188~ , all doga found on taic streeti
.of saii4 Tiown not muzzl.:d with a w iro o:
other peeure muzzl.e, shall b
ki lied by the polico.
III. T ha'. in carrying out this Ordinanea
the police may 'eall to t,heir assistano,
any person or persons.
IDone in Concil this '7th day of' May,
eighteon hundred and eighty, and wit,l
theegyorao sal f saJdTown affixed.
Attet' IAS. A. BJU0 E,
Attost: laendant.
01l rkc,
e -DE&ALER I
Drniga. Meditanc8. TM1net Good?,etc
NOIAT . -
- O . r. (5 7 . - ior y: C b j l o .7. P.b I. a nIne '
Conun111shmsoer at thjo eitsuin- elev'Rmn,,
r sil,jet to (h ncion ofr the DL*nonuio
priar MANY FIN D 1.
FOR couwry comm jsioN,iR.
-NThe friendA of Mr JAMES W. (O1, E
MAN respectfully ftominato hirk for tho
OR100 of County Comisioner of Fiir
ld----sn%)je0t to the action of the Demo
crutie ry.
- F.--- . .-.E.--- *- .- ______ -.
Ifessrs. I0lars: Pleso announcti Mr
11. E. ELLIeJON, J.. ill a candidato for
.iheriff of Fairfield Voun'y. at the enru-I
inla ele-ctionl.- subjkr-et Vo thf nitHon .otte
Domr-ml ic primary. MNANY Fat.I:ND.
FOR SIROIFP,
The1 may frim (of \Mr. .190. D. Me
CALElY. v,ortanizinli, hi,. rwotiir fitno-m
for the ofice, respeetrulv nominato him
frot Sheriff f fFairdeld County---sub1jeet to
ithe actin of theDeMmocratio primary.
FOR COUNTYr C~OMMiSSlONEIi.
Iessrs. l;ifors Pleato annonnwo Mit
IBERT 1). BOIICK as a candidate for
County Commissioner of Fairt-ld at. the
onuting oleotion -sqb.ject to the action of
the Donocratic primay.
MANY VIalIWn).
FO1 FCliOO, COMMISSIONEI.
Thei fri('4i of rR. JOHN BOYD, ap
preciating the shill, zoal and fidelity I
with, which ho Is dischargod tle dfties I
of Sihool Onmmissionce, respeothully
nominate him for vo-election-,mhject to \
the getion of tho Demoeratio p-imaries.
FOR SIIELFF.
Messrs. Elitorsi As nominationg are in
order. permit us to present tho nam of
CL. JNO. B. DiAVIS ra a candidate for
Sheriff t the ensuing clection, Oubjet.
of ooumse, to tho action of the Democratic
primaries. MANY Fau-:Now.
FOR JUDGE OF 1IOBATE,
Messrs. Mimos : Please anmounce thle
present incumbent, J. R. BoyIes, Judge
of Probate, ns a candidate for re-election
at the cnquing election, subjecot to the
tion of the Democratic party at the )pri.
maries. By so doing you will obolige his
14 MANY FrMIEN.
------.- . C
FOR SHEIFF. w
Messrs Editors: Please announce \Mr.
.1 Preston 'ooper as a candidate for the
Dentocratic nomination for sheriff at tile
coming eleotionl (14ub11ject to th decision
of the primary election) and oblige luany~
Mrends inl 1the
SOUrwET1R1N Pon'rofN or THE COUNTY.
deot 106'
F,01 COUNTY COMMISISIONE.
Tilen a ii if Mr. James 0. Heron, of'
Satlemi, respectfully nominate him for the ci
office of County Commissionor at tho on- tI
suing electiol- -sthject (o the attion of C
th e Demaocratio primary.
jan 17-t-d
FOR SC1IOOL COMMISSIONER.
Trhe friends of tho REV. JA M198 DOUG~ i
LASS rospec.tfully nlominaito huim~ for the 0
position of School Commaissioner of Fair- t
liold County at the ensuing elsetioa.---~
stubjectt to fho action of the D)emoc-rat.ie
party' at the primnaies.
FOR SiILERIFF.~
Me.ysr-.. FE4ibors: Piease anounIolllt Mr.
JAS. L IJ.CHIMOND as a cundidato for
Shteriff'at tihe ensuinig clection, subject, to
t,he action of the D)emaocratic Cjy be tat the
prilaperjes, and oblige MANY FuIENDS.
____pDay J3.-tf
DUYX
--AT-~
~I IVJ 9ATY & wt
Just, received and to atrriv in a few
an-y new goods bought before thle re
cent heavy-~ advance, whIichl wvil
I fe -old at .the very lowecs., cash prices to
our friends aun customecrs.
Elegant Cashmores, Hlernani Dress
Goods, \lomie cloths, Bumnting. &c.
A nice assortment of Calicoes, Mushn3111,
Lawns, Dress Lineins, WVhito Goods.
- T.'chIoa Laces. Edgings, Hlosie~ry, IIand.
I.ecrchiefn, Neokwear. Glocw .s,'&e,
.You can lind. in faqt. Dry Goody of gll
S i<inds at the < OltN-Ef STORiE,
2.at pricos wVhIich we guIaranltee
ph-as or we do not ask ai sale.
Inspection, it isC
Qur delight, to show our goods.
Our stock of Zoigler BJrothlerh' fine Bhoes
a-ndi Bay StatIo -crewed was
JVever bett.er, andU of thlose kind wo ma)Ike
f a specinlty and warrant.
r 7c shoes in hijgh and1( low cuiS, and but,L lI
j ton sh.oes in lhigh and1( low cutLs.
3 Ifighl cut men's gaiters, low cut 5,ho0u
3 hand111 and mahinelil newed. Screwed.
EvBen tile children and babies wer'e ro
nmmbered and a nico selection bought -
for themn.
- CLOTJIJNGi
0ali at once and make a aclecotion of a p
Cassimiore or lloi Flannel; In
Or leave your measure for a suit solepted
flare bargains in sofl. FDA4 Haa stiff
Heats a1ti Straw Hatts.
New goods Io Crockery, Glassware, (Ire.
1'eie,Hos lows, &.c
3ch deartmen fi readly forea look. Call e
Ead bu and ho olease.d. A
e,obe or mo010 ice QUJK SAL PS, 0
JUST RECEIVED.
W1M O car lods fino White Corn,
two car loads Fodder, Hayt~ and~
Shucks.
CAH $11 U%1,TOMIERS
Wvil find i, to their i,iterest 4o ei41 I
onl met before they' ,tnk theOir p)1ulm
es. JNO. D. McCA RLY, r~
Agent. j
ty- In the store stouth o'fSugeniheim.~
-er& Groesche.Pp C1othingp Store'.
meA~h l'..3;p
t - t
6W.0 --
OHN40SO LRKag
- 2UN101N SQUARE
MASSK Fw-YbR CIY.
SALETT"LE
R
'T TIlII" CITrIZE 1',N60 F FAIU FjIEL.p
I 11.W E shibish "<Na'1al Sfat>10 at
Wil.mb0ro. and 1un prepared to*
mell s((oc-k stmck onl very accommjQdat-.
61101 te*s,0he for11n1h or onl timlo
alli nf: 111lor 11wg.otillble paperl
' nwi.sidn to buy or Sway Will
114 \\-w!Il lov ';11 01n mle bef~ore purlchas-.
I w i! aso pa y the h iighes icAesh pricq
f or
OP01l. ND FODDER
DeliveredyafayeSOahic6)Congess
;Ir-cf, "located. onm. douor south Of tho
Ladbl buibtling..
A. WILLIFOlRI?
n ic
LE BEG LEAVE Lo infErin oul
m1stomers.an(I fho public geneRlly,
hIaL wo havc purchaSed fro MAessrs,
And\ t~ha w il awy koopl at
mit
trcts I, Sioap,Tilet ters,)lrlIH
To letI Pwder, &cI u., &c.., souHEAP,I
WMcM AE, toIC i&a CO.
Alo' ung,w wlal utt's kExp o,
STOran, Aylr' sk Poe t.ral, aos
ebe. wil Cermou toan rp r.cs
JulF. Cough SyErup,
of TraanEWil
Presrver UIll'Ys
wo lret xpetoat il Cherry
Pectal Wi, Brwn' Mixture
Hater' Lung alsl, cLanf'~Eqes~
Catarrh Sinn Maseru &r.
rliLCouaarh Synup,
*( Remedy,
Chlorat.h'Poas Lzngos
B ronserronc:.dallrchos
Ely's froi Trocheous,
M~o,EcoaT, BRilEd COr
apctl 2 n,Jrwn 8Mxue
J3rice u-tr-hSuT
EIhy'i abolc TrochAND ;
" o p- - .$
'10
NEW 000DS.
A AR .E lob of Whoat Dr-n at
)onfly '.
FINEST Tobacco mlid Cigariis at
TIHIRTY-1IE 13arrels all prades
Vines and Liquors ait Donly's.
FRESH AnTnst Flour, Bolted
[e.1 and 'Pearl Grits, at .nly's.
A LARGfl lot of fresh Canned
Gods and Fancy Groceries at
only's.
ALL V?TNDSX of Gr.-nden ld
lower Sm'd4, Clov-er and Clnra
ceds tit. Donly's. -
BOOTS, Shows, H1ah-, Hlardwe',
rockory and Glassware. Wooden
are and Willowware a Douly's.
GIVE ino a callild get ia balgai n.
W. If. DONIN, I
11pi 10 Oi 1he Corner.
IM PO RT-ATNi NOTICE
0 Pel8011S Ac'1tfililed to 8el(lilig
Money hY ."'bist er'ed( er.
TI'EliU'S NO SECURITV IN THEM.
rf yollr monley in lost. or sttitt,n, you may
Itoh the hief, lt niot tile monliy- ind
te mon011y is whait you, wanit. 'I'hi GOV
nincut don't r-pay sit'h fo:iseh.
hUVI~ A CIIECK'. I
From the WINN8 Oto NATION. -.
ANK. whill wo ill Sell .you at ten11
nar.fitt auouet 1'rci not x- Mict:11]
anti for' amu1tO!In. xceding~ syvt'1Ity
1' (0 dllta, and at, not 'tlho)vo i bre
igh ths per cent. f'or inuy amoluit1 abov
lt. You are' thusiw on<itl
'NVe guartee'f that10. If' iour origiemliI
'ok, i'ostingt $350, not the Presjident himi
At en'at, open' the H:;ie wlIct the h e is
LlnniZ/g. 'I'. K F.LI.tt''T,
riy HIid.a.
Shee3p Skins,
Lambil Skins,
GJoat SkitOs,
D~eer ShinIa,
Otter Skins,
Gr'ay Fox Skins~
Cooni Skins.,
,IOllta Skin,
Rbbit Skmna.
'---o
]otton, '
J3eeswax,
WVool,
RaSgr,.
Coppert.
*NIB-The highest cash prices w
o paid.
U.G0.D.ESPORTES.
maty 25
HOW WATCHiES ARE MADlE.
It, wll be iipp'ireni, to any, one1, whoi Will ex
ninec U 1101.11 GO1.f W (1 :1. lthat, isIdo from I
to nece'ssio'y IIlthinss for engraving a nit
')Jihinig, at hri'~ proapor'tin of t he plr.'cious
etal1)(1 * us tCi needed only to stIfita uid hold.
Ie engraved portitons in luhee, and supply the
cessarty solidit y and i-rengI Ij. 'The surl'usc
Aod ta act.nal'y nendi les so. a r a n .Trr atr tt nd
naity aro eon('ornedl. In JA.'41ES Ii0oMW l',\T.
NT! GoLD WAT1CH1 CA .9EN, t.his wArx'I of prC
bousm Ietal isovercomre, and the Sun..200m'ITY
NI) 5Trasso-r produced alt. from one-thIird~ t.
ne-ha lf of it usUal cost, of rolid cas1es. TVhts
rOCeiss is of the most, alnplo nature, Ua fo1
w:a plate of n'egel comhpositton metal,
iCleially adapted t O the pi'pose, ras i wo plates
i SOLID GoLD) r,nderedl one( On each 6l(te. 'IThe
'ree a";c then passed'& liet.ween polished steol
>llers, and the r'ouMlt, is a st,rip of healvy' plated
)mfpoaItJd%i frote which t,he caLse, backs, con.
'os, be 4J0s, A&,. are1 cult, and atped by atu!ta
lo iel awd former.':s 'The gold In these causes
ItuflIilty thick to adtplt Of ll kinds of
inningm, nivng arvd enfiamel14g; t,he en
Fayedt cases have bee n carried until worn per
i.'Uy amootit by t,tmo andi use wIthout, r'emoi'
Ti'lLs iS T'JIK ON Li( CASE MADE WITh! 'TWo
LA'TEs OF 60Lilh (4o,D, AND) WVA tTEl)
Y'or aluj by Co~'nnor & Cha n Jler'andC. MIu)en,
att fmv 1'luae:aic:l ena1is uii to ne r - war,