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Gordon Light Infantry-T. H. Ketch
in, Secretai'y.
Bargain-MeMaster, Brice & Co.
Peace Iustitute---Rev. R. Burwell &
Son.
TjiE STATE CONIMITTE.-T11he State
Democratic ExecutIve. Cohimittee: met
in Columbia on - Tifursday, pursuant
to aj(olrnmnont. A full and harmo
iows Interchange of views was had
and ariangments were made for the
xonduct of the campaign. The out
look. is promising. for a' complete
Democratic victory - this fall.
DEATH OF -Mj. W. D;81MlisoN.-Mir.
W. D. Simpson, of "Blackstdk, died
at 1Ils residence on Thursday morning,
of congestive -hill. He w in the forty
second year of his age. The remains
were conveyed to Chester and there
interred, with Masonic honors, i the
town cemetery. Mr. Simpson was a
prominent and highly-esteemed citi
zen. lie leaves a' wife and three chil
d'en) with a large number of friends,
to mourn his loss.
THE PHACE INSTITUTE.-WO call at
tention to the advertisement of this
well-known institution, located at
Ialeigh, N. C. The- merits of this
school are of thevvery highest, grade,
in all its departments, and are not as
widely kiown as they deservd to be.
The spacious and magnificently located
building is situated in one,of the'most
charming and healthy regions of the
South, and in a community distinl.
g.ulshed for Intelilgenco and refine
mnt. The school has been in sue
cesiful operation, for ejght years, and
(he patronage is. -steadily increasing.
The catalogue shows that pupils from
six States attended last session. The
course of study is as extensive as at
any school in. the country, and all de
p)artlaents are filled by experienced
and accomplished teachers. The
Cooking School is a feature of the
Institution, and it was the first school
. in the South to introduce it, and the
- example bas l;cen followed by some o f
the most prominent schools in the
country..
Colonel lion )31akes Sopio Corrections In
Ils Reimrted Spechi.
The following communication ap
paars in the Beaufort Crescent of the'
15th instant:
tVo thc JCdito-r of the Crescent : I
have just seen1 your editorial of the 24th
nit., with' the above heatdinig, which
*you introduced with this paragraph:
"As miught be expected, with the
prsonouanced enmity to' Gary, by 'all
ilamptonm Democrate, there are found
.any number of followers, zealous,with
haste to join in hot pursuit of the ob
je'etof batred of their chief, and Tray,
Blan'che~ and Sweetheart join in thie,
onslaught."
Your remarks afford me an oppor
tuity of making a statenient whcl
could not have made after *Oenieral
Gary's remarks in the Convention,
p)rior to hiis making in the newspap)ers
hi reply to myw sulposed spweh, with
out beina' liable to having liy motives
imisiterpreteud...
I will no0w state that my rcmrrks'
were not' correctly .reported in the
Fairfild NE~ws AND .IIRALD (owing
to cirduimstanices not the fault of tha
paper); and as they appear' when
copleed in o ther papers. iso 1ated from
thme proceedings-of our coun ty loniven
tigt?, I am placed In a position awhich is
very dIstasteful to me. I am. ,placed
in the position of making a gratuitous
attack -upon General GAry, or, as hie
opt-styled it, an "extraordinary
As to the correctness of' the report, I
did . not chargQ 'that General Gary?
"made an attack uipon General drant's
wite;'? .nor dlid I state in tihe absolute
form given, the words attributed to
Generail Lee..
My speech was madeh upon my be
ing nalledl upon personally, as one
. 3f1urdinated for -tile State Convention
upon a gueBtion before tihe meet.ing,
and in repl to remai-ks made by Aajor
Woodward who Justified his cecara
tion~ that' if se'it to the convention lhe
wo tld vote, Jio era Gar y upon
4*' ttgzr6rinds. %T6esd6groi d s I
*replied scrwtn , speaking k kindl of
General Gary rsoally4 edi tlug
the htitjilba4ug positlen tGo eral
(Gary was an oby pathy3 an
giving my ## 'nth~ sup
porting him fpr the o e of Governior
unider any cir'cohta ip4M behn that
I regarded him asd9td.f pru enee
in his career as ap, toi man ,amU that
tihe then probab~ PI'OSPet rd iIred
that we should have nu the omloe of
Goveriior a man of gre,at prudence and
one to-whom General Grant Wou$c' not
be personally hostile.
In conmflirnationi of the tone and temn'
per' of my remarks, I wvould satal that
members of the conven)tionl who h1eard
my opeecb, have remarked to inme that
*they heard nothing that could :bp pier-I
stadlJyofrohsiie to General Garyv. I:
'ill-also state that a friend of G6unerCl'
'~tyho had served in the War' *ith]
in, and was fellow del ate with
e,~ after hearlp General Gary's re-I
iihaWUi tho6d ~ tI&ofj WeullIke my-'
self, ignuorant4that -I was the person re
ferre. to as "cating a elar. uponl his
ierar inartd. I willfl state at,e M
l*y personial solicitatott ai reolution I
instructitig. out delegates lu ito event to ' t
vote for GeneralGary, was withdrawn. b
' I have trespassed this itnch upoll a
your space because I have a special I
aversion to'being in the position of <
making a gratuitous or extraordinary t
attack upon any one at any time. This c
is the more ditastefil to ine when such c
a course will tend to prevent harmony g
and concet of action by the Democrat- r
io party, at a time when such harmony I
and concert are so necessary. While I 1
think General Gary has the Imprudence v
of Chales XII at the same time I am
willing to accede to hiA other good <
qualities of -that celebrated personage; 11
and I would never forgive myself, If I c
bhould intentionaliv contibute to make
Genbral Gary act the part of an angry
Achilles In our coming political strug- c
gle. J As. R. RioN.
'We will only say in reference to the
report of th6 proceedings of the con
vention published by us, that they were
ma4e from long-hand notes taken in
the excitecnt'and hurry of the pro
ceedings, and were necessarily imper
feet, as we had no. time to verify the
report. We regret that 'we 6onveyed
an.erroneous impression, but it was
edtirely unintentional.
' REIAL DEP'UTY MAESHALS.
Attorney-General Devev Opinion on the
bubjcet.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-Attornry
General Devens fI-irshes the folloiv
ing explanation of the statement that,
"he has decided that he will not au
thorize'the appointment of any special
election deputies in the South at the
next election except perhaps in Vir.
ginit." Ie says that special election
eputies are appointed by the mar- (
shals in the respective districts upon i
the requisition . of citizens in those
districts. They.are not appointed by i
the attorney-general, nor by any aul- P
thority froim him. While no provis
Ion'lis beenl made for the payenet of
thee deputies, it is expected by the
ato!rney-general that should Iroper
application be made to the marshals,
under' the circumstances and under
the st(tttes'they will do their utmost
t6 enforce the election laws, le
deems the-claims of such deputies to
be hereafter paid for their services
clearly recognzed by the statutes,
Note.-The followbing is the state.
ment above alluded to:
No -SPECIAL ELECTION DiEPUTIES IN
THE SoUTH.-Attorney-Generat Dey
en.s has practically deci'ded that lie will
not authorize the appointment of any
fpeifal election deputie in tihe South
for the nextr'eletion, except, perhaps,
in Virginia. He regards it as impos
sible to secure f'airness in the elections
in those States, anid does not think tile
appoinltrment of special depities Would
do any good. It is safe to say that,
tiless specially called uponl by the
Republicans inl the South, lie will not
alulhorize the appointment of sneh
deputies. There Is no money to pay
such officials for duty in any ipart of
the country. Those appointed will
have to look for their payment else
where than to the Government.
Tashington Star.
THE COuBIA CANAL. -Mr. JOhn
Na mith, ofMaichester. Enghind, ar
.rived in the city on Saturday night on
it visit of Inspection to our canal. He
comes at the suggestion of Mr. D. M.
Thonmpson, wiho thiiks that Mr. Nas
mnith may help him to influence Eng
lish capitalists to invest in this enter
pise. Mr. Nastih is a member of
thme the htouse of John Hetherington &
Sons, makers of all sorts of' cotton
machinery, ini Manchester. We had a
short co'nversation with Mr. Nasmnithi
yesterday after'noon, ho having in the
morning visited the river anid exam
ined the proposed1 sites of Mr. Thomp- ,
son's wvater power. lie had also seen
and carefully examined Mr. Thomp- 1
son's imaps~ and plans and the large t
nmodel he has at his office. Mr. Ntis- i
mnith says lhe camne here to look at the 2
c4umai as ain engineer, and nmot ats a cap
italist, ho being a p)racticai mechanme
ini cotton working ithminer'y. He
expressed the uiq ualified op)iion that
this is ai great wvater power and a capi
tal invest ment for cap)itatl, one that is.
sure to pay Hie leaves for the North 1
to-day, and will sail for Europe in a i
short time, but expects to return ini a
October. He will cariry with him a
good repcrL of the wvater power. lHe
seemed to be much impiressed with I
the thet that we ara exempt here froum a
tile long frosts which prevail farther r
northm and do so much injury to the
masonry there in .winter time.-Co
tumbia Register.
THE WVnITAKEn CASE.-Senator
Bruce. of Mississippi, has addr'essed a
letter to) HIons. Emory A. Storrs, of
Cicimgo, and B3. H. Brewster, of Phil- C
adeiphia, thanking these eminent law
yers for tihe tender of their prOfession- ~
al services as counsel in defence of' the
colored cadet Whiitaker ini event t.hat -
a c~ourit martial in his ease shall be
ordered. Mr. Bruce says lie has no
doubt of WVhitaker's innocence, anid
thinks that the "fact, that gentlemen of
distinctionm amnd great putblic wortIh
shont1:at this Juncture and ini this
emergoev comae to the front its ihe
defeinders of this unifor'tnate youth, is
an event that argues not only credit
bly for the sense of justice of the
American p)eoiple, but also hopefully
for the success of the people In whoni i
this generous and honorable interest r
Is exhibited." -t
EXPECTING BA NEwS.-A boy ap
paetyvery mucli agitated, rushed i
noahos and saidl to the lady:
"nI don't want ter alarm yer, but I've a
gof big news. The man sent me up E
fromb te livery stable to tell ver." t
."Good heavensal What is it?" (
"Why, you know yer .little Aleck,~
what the mian can't keep outen th
liver stable 'rond the corner?"
"I~ todAc just now not to go In.
ter the stable among the hoirses arid he (
would not mind me." r
"Oh, dear I what has happened?" ii
"Hie said he wantedi to see what a
mule 'ud do when yer tickled Its heels a
wit.h a straw."Ii
"Oh heavens I" gasped thle lady, and
clung tb thme mantel p)iece for a sup
port.
"Well, sir, yer hay Aleek got a
straw anid snuck up behin' a sorrel a
mule, tickled him on the heels, an' "-'-- c
The Lady started for the' door.1
"An' the blame critter never lifled e
a hoof," called the br- "neover so much a
as switched his tal It's a mnighty I
gooit thing for Aleck that he didn't '
toe,an',I thoughi, 'd come uip and tell
yer."
--Since 1880 every presidential can
didate of the .ilepublican par'ty has
been a Western man, and every 'esi
dential) candidate of the Democrats an!
Eaitnrn man.
A 19E8itAVO KILLE..-0taao BOs
D1n, colored, I -it rosistitig- arvst iu
row.kvi-ky cnty, Wodnesday, was
hot nd bisntAutly k led Policenan
oi'auk1ing o that town. e was one
f the worst. 0harnotol-4, *ith which
hat county was afflicted; and h' is
onsidered a good riddance to the
oinmunitV. . He was charged with
rand larceny and house-breaking aiid
esisted arrest, firing at Policeman
'rankiin when Ie attempted to arrest
iln, fortunately missing him. The
erdict of the coroner's ury, conposed
f six white and six colored men, ex
nerated Franklin, saving that he
red in self-defeice and it the dis
harge of his duty.
-The Greenbackers profess to be
onfident of ciarry'ing Maine, Califor
la, Wisconsin, 'Lennessee, Texas and
ATTENTIONI G. j. I.
A TrEND. regular meeting in Town
C. Hall on Monday avoning at 8
'olock.
Article of constitution regarding delin
uoutas will be onforoed at this meeting.
T. H. KETCHIN,
July 17-t1 Scretary.
10iUCE INSTITUTE9
FOR YOUNG LADIE8,
RALEIG.H, N. 0,
lREV. It. BURWELb prno,RS
JOHN B. BU.RWELL, Pinoipals.
THE next session cominences
on Wednesday, the 1t8optom
ber, 1880.
No institution offers Puperior
"advantogea for inptruction in
11 branches usually taught in first-class
eminaries for young la.hes.
Advantages for instruction in music
vocal and. in strumcntal) and Modern
anguages ungurpassed.
The only Intiitution in the South hav
ig in successful operation a fully equip
ocd school for instruction in the theory
ud practioo of cooking.
For oireulars and citalogue, address
lREV. I. BURWELL & SON,
july 17-2m Ialeigh, N. 0.
)ARGAINT BARGAIN!
??5-PAIR,S
L ADIE S'
LACK N 0OLORED
KID GLOVES
-AT
15 O -E \ T S.
FORMER PRICE $1.50.
1fU,ST BE SOLD!
MoMASTE R, .BRICE & 00.
july 17
FIRE INSURANCE.
HEUI F'ir Insuranec Busine Agency
wnilbe resumed in Fairfield County
y the undersigned. The patronage of
ho public and of former patrons is solic
~ed Office at the store-house of J. F.
loMaster & Co. 0. 11. THOMPSON.
july l5-f2awvlm
NOTICE.
WINN$BOnO, S. 0., Julyr 8, 1880,
WE have this day sold to 1Robert Mo
*arley all our interest in the grocery and
~quor business heretofore conducted in
Vinnsboro by John Johnston as our
gent. F. ELDER.& 00.
HAVING purchased the above business
Lomn F. Elder &'Con, I solicit a continu
ace of the public patronage. The busi
ess will be conducted as horefofore by
olhn Johnston as my agent.
july i5-4x1im IIQIBERT McCARLEY
NQTIOE..
WrNNxinono, S. C., July 10, 140O.
ON and after this (date, Jno. Johnston
cares to be aur agent, and we are no
anger resp~onsible for his debts contraot
d after this data uinloss by special agree.
iont. F. ELDER & 00.
july 13-Ix1mi
TOWN ORDINANCE
o 1tAI8E SUPP'LIES FOR TIIE MUNICIPAL
YEA R 1880--81.
Bl E I'1 ENACTED sad ordained by the
)Intendant and Wardens of the Town
f Winnsboro, S. C., in Counocil met, and
y the authority of the.sam,e:
That, for the purpose of raising sup
lies for the year commenejng April 1st.
880, and ondinrg April 1st, 188 1, a tax for
ho sums and in the marnner hereinafter
rientionedi shall be raised and paid into
lbe treasury of sai,1 town for the use'and
ervice thereof, that is to sayI two and
half (2k) mills ad valorem updn ever-y
tollar of the real aund pe'rsonal p)roperty
~ithuin the corporate limits of the town of
Vfnnsboro; two dollarhi(1) to be p)aid by
very male inhabitant of said town' be
ween the ages of sixteen and ffty years
except flity (501) Active members of each
re company) in lieu of' working upon
he streets of said town, and three (8) per
eat. upon the amount of all sales at ano
Ion.- All taxes assessed and payablo
nde r this Ordinance shall be paid in the
aliwing hinds of funds and no other:
told and silver cdin, United States our
oney and National Bank noses. All taxes
esesed herein, shall b)e duo and payable
etweon the 1st day of October and the
0th day of November, 1860, inclusive,
nd all taxes remaining duo and unsp aid
r. the 1st day of Decemabor, 1840, shall lie
ollected by distress or otherwise, as pro
cribed by law, together with all legal
bets. All persons owning property in
lie corporate limits of the said townr of
Vinnsboro are required, bet,ween the 15th
av of June and t,he 1st (lay of August,
8A., to make a sworn return of
aid property to the'Town Clerk, and the
aid Toewn di~erk is hereby required, when
ireoperty-holders fail or refuse to. make
alid, sworn return, to. add fifty (50) per
entumn to the return of the provio'.as mun
icipal year. a
Done in Couincil this the 4th- a of
uno under the corporate seal of said
JAS. A . BIOE,.
Intendant,
Jun. 8 'clrk.
FORBl F.
The ftends of it. 4. MoMASTiR.
respectfully nominato in for the of
.heriff of fairfleld 6"111 1ft,', subject
actiaqof th?oDeme rldiary.
The ftiends'ok 8.'Wil XTEit rol
nominate him a'&hidate !for the
of Sheriff at the ensuing eloction-Fi
to the notion of the Democratio prin
Messrs. AVitors: Pleese announc
R. H. ELLISONjJR.. as a caindida
Sheriff of Fairfield Oounty, at the
ing eleotion-Rubject to the action
Domoratio pritnary. MANY Far1.
The many friends of Mr. JNO. D,
CARLEY, recognizing his peculiar I
for the office, respectfully nominate
for Sheriff of Fairfield Coui)ty--ubj
the action of the Democratio primar;
Jlessrs. Klitors: As DOliniltions"
order, permit us to present the nai
OJL. JNO. B. DAVIS as a candidal
Sheriff at the ensiIng election, st
of course, to the action of the Denc
primaries. MANY FIarF.
Messrs. MWitors: Please announe
JAS. L RICHMOND at; a candidal
Sheriff.at the ensuing election, subj
the action of the Democratic Clubs
primaries, and oblige MANY FHnIE
llay I
-Mes-rs. editors: Please an1noun
J. Preston Cooper as a candidate fo
Democratic nomination for shoriff i
coinig election (subject. to the de
of the prinary election) and obligo
friends in the
SOXTUWESTrnN PonTIoN OF T11E CC
do 16
FOR COUNTY COMMISS101
fsMesrs. Kiors: Please announce T
D. OWINGS, Erq., as a candidate f,
offio of County Commissioner- -si
to the action of the Democratic Prin
and oblige his MANy FRIED
Messrs. ltors: Please announce
ON II. ROBEBTON, Esq., as a cAi
for the office of County Comnissij
the ensuing election, subject to the i
of the Democratic primarics, and
his MANY FmB
3fes.rs. Editors: Please annonnue<
CHAlILES DOUGLA-- as a candidt
County Connissioner of Fairfield,
ject the result of the Democratic pri
AUANY FlaLEl
Messrs. Elitors: Flease alouno
J. E. POWELLasacanli(date for the
of County Commissioner at the en
election-subject to fhe action ofth<
mary election of the Democratio -lul
MANY FIEM
The friends of Capt. JOHN A.
NANT respectfully nominato him fc
olection to the ofice of County Cot
sioner-subject to the result of the 1
cratic primary.
Mremvs. Editors: The friends of
lAM AIKEN, Esq., respectfully ann
him a candidato for County COl
sioner at the ensuing election, subj
the result of tiae Democratic prinari
Nor:n-WHsTEHN iii'AIAFi
essra. Mitors: Please announc
R. HARVEY, Esq., as a candidate ft
office of County Cormissioner at tI
suing election--subject to the acti
the Democratic clubs at th primar5
tion-and oblige hia
XuminoUs nTn
Messrs. 12I(ors: Please annouanc
H. M. ZEALY as a candidpte for the
of County Comapissioner at the er:
eloetlon--subject t4, the action <
Democratic primary. MANY FRIE
Messrs. Editors: Please an noun Ct
H. OSCAR DUKE as a candidate for C
Commissioner at the ensuine eh
subject to the action of the Dem<u
primary-. MANY FRIEN
The friends of Mr. JA MES W. C
MAN respectfully nominate him f<
office of County Commissioner of
field-subject to the aotion of the]I
cratic primary.
Messrs. .&iitors: Please announce
ROBERT D. BOLICRt as a oandian
County Commissioner of Fairfield
ensuinag election-subject to the act
the Democratic primary.
MANY Fairn
Thae friennc ;of Mr-. James 0 J{or
Salem, respectfully r)omlinate him
office of County Commissioner at t
suing election- -subjet to the acti
theoDemocratic primary.
jan 17-td
FOR SCHOOL COM1.ISSIO:
T'he friends of DRt. JOHN BOYX
preomating the skill, zeal and i1
with which ho has discharged thei
of Sohooel ,Onmanmission '.r, respet
nominate him for re-election- subj
the action of the Democratic priaa
The friends of the REV. JAMES Di
LASS respetfiully nominate him ft
position of School Commissioner o'
tHold, County at the onsuing. cleoi
subject to the action of ftho Dem<
p)arty at the praimarics.
FOR JUDG(E OF PROBAT]
Mlessrs. Editors : Please ant.oun
present inceumnbent, J. R. Bloylce,
of Probate, n a candidate for' re-el
at the ensuing election, subject to t
then of the Democratio party at th
muaries. By so doing you will obll1
l14 MANY Fanm
FOR REPRtESEhNTATIVE~
The friends of T. Ph M~ ITLCHELL m
him fitted to represent the county I
House of R epreson tativyes, and respec
submit his name to the Demoore
Fairfield for their action in the pril
Messrs. Editora: Please.- annonne
JAMES B. TU.tNERt as a candidat
the Legislature at the ensuing ole,
subject to the action of the Demo
eluabsat the primaries. By so doing:
will oblige his. M AIANrFm
SEASONABLE DRUGS,
CH ILORtIDE of Lime, in conva
kpackago , Hiostotter's Bitters,
er's Tonic, Elixir of Calisaya, ~T1a
Acid. Bismuth. Blucing, Liebig's E
of Beef, (Gar-Sing Oil, Collodion,
Silver, Qu.inine, Cream Tartar, Cod
Oi,Soothing Hjyrup, I-oyt's Cologn<
july 3 3JoMASTER, PRICE &
NOT.ECE.
mio the Survivors of Cos, C and F,
L S. C. V.: Our third quarterly
ing will be held in the Court ilomi
Saturday, July 24, at 12 o'clock, am.
desirable that we have a full atton<l
Our annual reunion tak es place at
vill on the third Thursday in A
(the 10th) aira we wish to ascertail
number who expect to attend It,
do2rnrnittee on statistics are expet
report their progress also'on the 2-I
Cor. Sec. 12th Ret SurOYE
july 13rt.Sv A
SPRING 0.00DWI
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eo of
to tho --
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jbjet JIC SJ('~A'ff ?h.i
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to for -..--. ... . -..
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of the
-S. Just received and to arrive in a few!
MU- daym I r
itness 31a1ny now goods bought before the re
him cent heavy advanve, %hich will
et to Do old at the very lowest cmh prices to
our friends nto ousioniers.
Elegant Cashimeren, H1ornani Pross tl
%ra in goods, Moie cloths, Bpgtiig. &a.
no of A nice assortment of Ualicoes, M usillis.
e for Lawns, Dress Linens, Whit Goods.
bject, Turchoa Laces, Edgings, Homiery. Hand
oratio kerchiof, Neckwenr, GIOVeM, &e,
IDs. You cal find, in fact, Dry Goods of all
kinds at the I ORNER STORK,
3 Mr. A prices wldh we guaraitco
e for please or we do not ask a sale,
ect to nall early and give our stock a thorough
at the inl"peotion, it is
MR. oulr delighi, to show our i
3- tr
oMr. SHOES1 811. .
r the
it the Our Atock of Zeigler Brother,,' fOne Shoes
3ision and Bay State Scrowed was
many Never better, nnd of those kind we make
a specialty, arl warrant.
uNry. Tie shoes in high aRd low cuts, and but,
ton shoes in high and low outs,
-igh cut men's gaiters. low out shoes
hand and machine sowed, screwed,
'ven the children and babios were re
membored and anico selection bought
r th e for them.
ibjeot
tries, CLOTHING I
,Call at once and make a solectlon of a
DIX- Cassimnere or ie Flannel;
lidate Or leave your measure for a suit selected
or rt from satmles.
iction taro bargains in soft Felt Hat, Stil
abligo IlatH and Straw Hats.
[-, Now goods in (3rockery, Glassware, ro. 1i
eorios, Hoes, Vlows, &c
iMr. Each department is ready for a look. Call S
,to for and buy and be jidase(d.
sub- Reme ber our molto is QUICK SALE3,
nary. SMALLPROFITS.
ras.
ir. april I
office }
suing
Ipri- y
M.W antedf.,I
DS.
THIN
r re. .-:0:- .
anlis
Dry Hides,
WIL- Sheep Skins,
)unco Lamb Skins,
111nis- Gd8cls
ec to Goat Skins,
fs. Doer Skins,
LD, Otter Skins,
JA~. Mink Skins,
ir the Gray Fox Skins
e on- Coonl Skins,
on of Opossum Skins,
eleu- Rat Skins,
znR. Rabbit Skins.
i Mr.
suing
>f the~
ans.
7un.j Cotton,
oulnty . Beoswa;,
etion, WVool,
OLE-- Copper.
>r the
Fair- Em. The highest cash prices iv
>ei~ be paid.
MR. U. G. DESPORTES.
to ior 'may 25
at the
io o ITW arO0DE.
in, of
or the ________
10 OIl
on of
A LARGE lot of Wheat Bran at
.Donly's. ________
NERl.
- FINEST Tobacco and Cigars at
, aip. Donly's,
delimy .--.
luties
itiully THIUTY-FIVE Barrels all grad<s
set to Wines and Liquors at Donly's.
1eS.
)UG
~the FRESH Augusta Flour, Bolted
Fr. Meal and Pearl Grits, at Donly's.
cratic _______________
A LARGiB lot of fresh Canned
C. Gcoods and 3Fancy Groceries at
--Donly's. ..-____
Judge
iction ALL RINDS of Garden and
t ~Flower Seeds, Clover and Grass
, his Seeds at Donly's.
Dis.
BOOTS, Shoes, Hats, Hardware,
Crockery and Glassware, Woodene.'
oadware and Willow ware at Donly's.
n the--I
tfumlly' GIVE mue a call and g'et a bargain.
ts of wV. H-. DONLY,
nary apI 10 On the Corner. rj
e; FlI N E IQ (UUR S. 2
~tion,
eratic
you '
N ATHTANS BROS.' Old Cabinet Rye,
1863, Old Roanoke Whiskey, 1860.
nient Also, Rotterdam Brandy. Cold Ham for
Hart- lunch from 11 to 1 o'clock every day.
rtarlo
Itac AVE recently made extonsivo addi
nick tions to my stock of Wino.'i aad
iver liquors. which consists of a full1 assort
-mont of Ryo Whiskoy, Corni Whiskey
French Birandy, >pIe lrandy, Poach
--Champagne, oto , etc. .
fr I claim to adIl the FINEST AND)
12th PUR tEST1 RYE WISKEY to be had in
Winnsboro. Give it a trial.
meet - x also also k op on hamnd a faul supply of
It'lis - '.1
ance. SEG.AR8 AND 'ODA CCO,
York
tghtin great variety, and adapted to the tastes
Teof everty
Call a,the PAL"ETTO HOUSE, in the.
SWinsboro Hotel building.
sn. 3. C LE NDDT 1NG.
moh 2 --
PUR
NINES AN) .TQUORS
CARVUT VAULIETY,
WOULD most respecifilly inforn
)' custoiers and the citizecis of Failr
eld gonerally, t1hp. I keep In stock it
ill bupply of fhi Liqoi-8, Cigars,
bac,&c., &c., andl guaranteo
tisfititlonl to anly 0110 giviig p1o a
-a0. MV stock clslists as followk:
IM7PONRTED1 IQUOts.
TARUD, DU PUY & CO.'S COGNAC
BRAN DIES,
BRAND'S SCHIEDAM GINS,
AMSEY'S NCOTCI WHISKEYS.
JAMAICA L. I). RUMS,
MOIlNO DE ]MOR1A SHERRY
F. MOINIER POIt' WINE..
if. MuiMM & CO.'S RiHEIMS
ClIAMPAGNE.
GENUINE IURNE WINE,
DOMESTIC LIQUOIM.
ARATOGA PUlI, RYE WILS
KEY.
ATIAN'S 1863 CABINET RYE"
WISKEY.
TRAUSS' L)IPERUAL RYE WIIIS
hEY.
'EESE'S "OWN" RYE WHISKEY.
TONE MOUNTAIN R1YE ANID
ROCK WHISKEY.
E L EBR1ATEiD P VER E. RYE
WIllS 1KEY.
'ENTUCKY jOURBON WIIS.
REY,
LANTATION RYE WHISKEY.
'IRGINIA APPLE AND PEACR
BitANDIES.
~ORTH CA 1ROLINA SWEET MAS
COHN WilSHlEY.
'LANTATION CORN W111KEYS.
.ULACKBEERRY BRANDY.
GUNC,ER1 BRANDY.
NEW ENGLAND RUM.
FRENCHE'S "BOSTON" GIN.
'ERY FINE OLD CLARET WINE.
IIOME IADE W NES.
K(EG DR Y SCU lPERNONG WI NE.
KEG S WEET SCUPP'JERNONG1
WINE.
KEG SWEET CAT1AWBA WINE.
IIA LT LIQUJORIS:
~ERGER. & ENG EL'S CELEIR AT.
CD) LAGEIR BIEER ON DRIAUGHT'I
AND) BOTTLED.
IASS & CO.'S IMPORTED) ALE.
PURE CRAB APPLE CIDER.
'URE NATURAk APPOLONA
RI 2TEll.
DIGAR~S AND) TOBACOO.
LIAPSODY-A STxi cRIL TEN
CENT CIGAR.
H'lE PRIME MINISTER CIG AR-3
FOR 25 CENTS.
H'lE PUCK CIGAR-3 FOR 25
CENTS.
HE CORONET CIG AR-3 FOR 25
-CENTS.
[HlE SONORA CIGAR-8 FOR
,CENTS.
'HE SMASHER CIGAR-5 FOR 25
CENTS.
HlE LIGHTNING CIGAR-5 FOR
2.5 CENTS.
HlE MONARCH OF THE SOUTh
CIGAR-5 FOR 2.5 CENTS.
HEii MASTER STROKE CIGAR-5
FOR 25 CENTrS.
HlE AMERICAN TWINS CIGAR
5 FORL 2.5 CENTS.
'E COSTA RICA CIGAR-3 FOR
10 CENTS.
'HE ROYAL SEAL CIGAR--10
FOR 2.5 CENTS.
'HE ROSE AND) LILY CIGAR-10i
PORL 25 CENTS$.
HlE HiAVAN A CHTA ROOTS
CENTS EACh.
.W. BLACKW~ELL4'S SMOKiNG
TOB3ACCO.
CHEWING TIOBA~CCO-Th1REE
GRADES.
UYEYEit REVER~AGES.
DE, LEMONS,
SODA WATER.
'lIE BEST MIXED BEVERAGE~S
OF THE SEASON SERVED
AT ALL 11OURS1 OF
'lIE DAY, TIO SUIT THIE MOST
. FASTIDIOUS TASTES.
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
F. W. UAflENIONiT.
REANOF TOWN ihAT.L
LG'AIN ",THE_SCEIIE
CHANGES1
WS CANNOT - TINo QLD
SCNGS..
In the old place any lorger. It's
too small. Not half large oough
fcr our family, houSQhold goods and
trado, theioreforo we shill brpak camp
July 1, next, and datablis'ln12Yw
sical hoadquatiers in the handson3
mew Doube Store
("OR. CONGRESS & WIITAKER SMT,
Where we shall h tve the large.t
and finest Musical Wareroomns in
the ont,ivo South. ]Before we go,
We mu11st, to save heavy expense
and labor of removal, close out our
entiro t4tok of Pianos and Organs
now on hand and to arrivo prior to
July 1. To do this wo shall inau,
gurato forthwith a
GnA2.D CLEA1FING OUT SALE,
Commencing May 15 and ending
July 1, during which time we shall
sell at MAnLufacturers Wholosalo
Ratef.
10 Favorite Pianos.
27 Chickering Pianos.
21 Lighto-& Co. Pianos.
50 Mathushok Pianos.
5 Ballet & Da,is Pianos.
62 Southern Gem Pianos.
28 Guild, Church & Co. Pianos.
44 Sterling Co. Organs.
100 Peloubot & Co. Organs.
110 Mason & Hamlin Organs.
All now and just from factory. Also,
100 Second Hand Pianos and Or
gans. Most all of them used only
from one to six months and precisely
as good as now.
DON'T MISS TillS CIANCE
To securro a fine instrument "awful"
cheal). Writo for Clearing Out Sale
Circulars and Prico Lists, and be
quick about it The sale ends July 1,
positively. Address
LUDDEN & BATES'
SAVANNAH, GA.
Wlolesalo Piano and Organ Dealers.
n1ay 22
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