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T. i.Mellcliatmp. Prayer Meeting this e.eillug at 5 o'clock. Sunday School eterf Sinday A. 10 o'clock. Sea "4e Dlable" mices his best bow and ,Ju-4-s warmest thanks to the "angels' iy oge ai0yfingerg wrought the cun 1 vingly dOvisqd "apron" that enables Ma to 'put his "form" in a "new dress.'' Hip heart has been "knocked iitd p'0 i tlid tke?n of favbr, flut as distibi,tes" it his' ldase will im jirlpY, id he pledges himself to "set , jt1l)". o.d.t) Soriles Will be held 'ir the Presby. 'iefIan Church at half past ten o'clock . this morning, and to-night at a quarter 'paste (ty aut nday M6ning the sacrament of the Lord's Supper AIlf 41)ad1i%tolere. -The sorvices will commence at half past ten o'clock. the 14 G. A. Tronhom, of Chester, will assist In tidsd 8e'rvices. We are requestedto state that seats are fiee, and that straigers ake always wel come, Tz FOUnTH DsTrcT.M-The Cam don ionina sals *CWS ard prettsed to hear f'om n alt 4ailters that Maj. T. W1 W0oodirad *s already. certain to tettca .ns in the next Congress. The Fourth District would do well to have aJ4 Woodward at-Washington; and while we have n1othing arahlist Mr. Evins, still turn aboutin fair play, and as he has held tile office for two terms, we think that he can well at ford to i'etrd noV, We believe that Kershaw is almost, if not qiWtLe ufiani ionus for Woodward." tNER1-S1Aft NTEST.-An inter State glass-ball contest will take place . at Hendersonville, N. C., on the 28th instant. The citizens of that .owvn .ofl'er a purse of one- hundred dollars f6 the wvmilmig team. Othser prizes, ag gregthuig three hundred dolars in Mirnount, are to be shot for. Special * ~ exenrsion rates are offered on the rail roads, and the hotels extenId Vel'y low rates to visitiug a-nists. A gr.nd ball if vfnid uly 6he' festivities. Every gnu club in the South is fewidred a cordial invitation to enter the contest. A large attendance is expected f:omn the Carolinas and from Georgk4.- The Winimsboi-o Gun (Club arejniaking air mraeents to ilicend, andtt have beeni pract ising f..r somen dayss past1. We ha~ve no0 doubr). tile t;rip) and1 (he coniecsf tviil boIth prove v'ery lea(sanit.. A PLI!AANAT P FCNIC', * Alsing Exe3rcisj.. of Mr. wv. J. Ke1I.er' . The efoing~ eiereises of Mr. Wr. .. Kelrssho tPu'.Srn took * 601r, and by Is assiduity Mnd-skill' has' accomp)lished good wod, an'~ tiienr general' satisfaction to thie' patrond. - The exercises were held In a grove *f'ioar the sc.hobl house.- About twenty five or thlirty bright looking cldrenl *varyhng app)arently between the ages fseveni and fQuvteen- wecre seated on benches if fi'ont,: while around' were' Aathered the old yeople and the' fnng, people of the neighbohoodT.- The pro.. * ratnzihe legan with a pi.iyyr offered, *by the R1ev, W. W.MiliW, aftel which - th pinipa~l pult his pupils throttgh a ousinGCbgraphy, Speaking, Grai *ma, Arithnmetie and .Dictionary. The tinswers showed: tfd rdsullS of care f\il prepam'atioh over the wil' dourse, aInd gavorno 'signs of that parrot-like traliingfor a sp)ecial occasion which' so oftenPchar'neteizes anl"ckhili tioh. While the pupils did very nicely in all th9 branches,- they were specially good pudn~ogi'aphy, and we think Mt. Kel 19smethod: N dkWn md on the SlakippadV bdlub#tlttfte fpif6ttline ik0t(ded Mr eldr.introditen r.' AI~.eans Davis, who addiressed the * asemblag'oonedtetion,.showing its a. dgttinehEs t show' tha' mer *ite of the publicoschool systein) and ctt The oextiples'of fhb trst 'prokes* ee Northern'tates .sperd(0pgimillions of dollars each year for sohools.- While - o0ithi - Carolina canniot rivval' thehe 8tat'da at'pi'esent, she cnn do'merd.than she now does. He then spok'eofthe duty of pareht's in this matter, targing them tb.te.ke interest in thoe soeol;, and to 14t'q th's progmyese of tho'childrens, say - ng,that nine-tenths of. the battles' is ""'0tfie indfuence;. 'An appeal warmnade b scolntiiis is no. rnanI bo~de atnd-otttine' mnapa can bie piro 'rei and these will'yielil-a hlundred foI nip1foeannt.. .rreghlarity of OJOW-pkaful6ted tie; peoplo oil II Te d Intoestila 04utioiaand .th6 okomrep of botter 'timee.- but Orohperkty %kill not pe assured' until 9ery:emmunity ha- its churoh' .id its school, the one for the soul and tho other for the und'. The spOholi being tlitough all fntwr mission ensued for the preparation of diner. A table seventy or 6'ghty fN'et fn length lia! beol 6ietod, and it Wts soon filled to t9 ftmost capacity With good thing#.- Paul's Spelbg is fiamous foy Its plnies and barbeonis, and ie'eiitatfo dhi Ilot sufrbr on (ile occasion. The ladies in charge of the table were Mrs. A. J. Hamilt^*, irs. J., B. Turner, Mrs. A. Y. Titrier, Mr-s. W. J. Oirawford, Mrs. it. E. Ellison, Jr., ad- INIs. M. A. Woldon, aid they wero ably aistWd by the good housekeepors oir the neighbor hood. Standing at one end of the table we couldjiist distinguish at the other the frosted head- and p6sing physiognomy of the School Coimnis sioner (who Insists that th' frosting ,is premature) looming up above n lounl tain of pies, while County Exnnlner R. was up'to his neck in good things.. A number of candidates added grace to the occasion, while a host of pretty Young ladies iade us tremble for thie heads of the bachelors and remember' the times when we were young. The children behaved remarkably well, showing that the idea that Young America is at liberty to inflict as inuch niSery as possiblQ upon the older generation has not been received with dny favor in this neighborhood. After all present had freely partAken of the substantiils and dainties pro par6d for theill an abundance was left. The weather beitig threatening the paty gradually diminished after dinner, the yo.ung people Eceming most loth to go. Altogether flie affir wis a decided success. The exhibition reflected cred it on Mr. Keller and the children, while the entire occasion passed off very pleasantly, owing to tile manage mont of the cominittes of arrange inents, consisting of Messrs. John A. Robertson, J. W. Bolick, R. 1. Ellison, Jr., T. D. Owens, J. B. Turner and G. F. Andrews. Among the visitors present was Mr. James Robinsonj formerly of Fairfield but for years a resident of the Red River country in Louisiana, who has just arrived on a visit to his relatives. He reports that Louisiana has been flooded with rain, and people there are desiring dry weather as much as we want rain. It is a great pity that everybody cannot be satisfied. k itR.ALs 7EMZN15C.ENCES. Prominent Men of Vestern Fairfield, Vlo Lived LongAgo. RociK CuiEEKq July 20.-Near Monti cello lived John Ioge'rs 6ily son- of the ev- das. Rogers, M aj. Chas. Wmt. llgh, and David Montgomery ; lower' down, Cot. John Thomson, old Mr. Glenn and1 his Soins. His son1 Arthur was of about my ige, and wvas first clerk in Col. Wim. Kinecaid's store. He Ms p ractical farmiery c6i-rect land Surveyor and deacon of' Little River U3aptist ehlchl. David Montgomiery WAs an useful citizeni; anid remoived near' Starkvile, IMiss., togetheir with John Ilogers, Col. Jolm Thompson, tHgh and Robert Bell to the same v'icinityy about 1b6. These good- citi /0ens we w~ero 1othis to 1:mrt with'. Dav-id Montghery, Egg., I had the pleaisure to visit ont a loonr- of observa t'i-,n in 1856, iiviing neai Starkvillc, is.- I Ii'ound hin the owner of a valmtble -plantation and the thiiest del\elinig, with corre'sponding 11m pr'ovemiei:., thait I nioticedin any trav els throngh that. State. No., was an In telligenat and plractical citizeni. Soon at'ter lhe rdmloved to Alississippi lbe was elected a memi ber1 (of the Legislature of ta.t' State. His hubby and strong forte M~sto preserve the- cr'edit and honor' honor of his adopted State by using: his influence against the Reputdiation' iDill, soJte told me,' which was not passed' l'ito an' Act,- but the State paid1 h1-6. loan soon af'terwar'd,' and theoreby pr'eserved her' credit. lHe died, as5 1 was told, not long sinice in a gr'een old Rge, havinig served his God and his ennutr'v faithfully. Below lived 'tmn. Watt, Sr., and his sonis, Wmn. Ashley, John A. Martin Silas Ruff', John1 and Laban Chapel1 - Jas. Elkinl Iund'Maj. Elliott Elkin, al W noIthy citi *'on.-. John Chapoll was notkal for hIs cours&'manhere and cccentrieities. He would .Often deal inl comparisons or ilhil e. My friend Jas. Andre\vs uised to'flMte so'veral of his5 sayings, M.e of wiich I recsolleet in' relation to a: Br'oad River contr'aet for th.e Improve ment of its navigation' fN' cotton boats. The contract was located, I think, at ChaIpell's orSammer's shoalf. fli'-co meu bid for It,' which I will1 :elesgnate as' follows: Old Johnnle' saild "A caekf'ed, B laid1'the egg an d C rounid It." lie was induced .by his rrieid1s on Broad and Little Rivert to allow his niamo plaiced ini nomnina iOn as a candidate for the Legislature bout 1825 or '80;t i' 011 0one occasiong ivhild' o,V visit to W,inboro, his rleend Philip 1Rdward Pearson as I wvas told, - finding hilMi in disfla151l1e, Ilothed as at.home, induetbd him to buy a blue broatteloilv.coaut,as ho would buy nothIing else? The neOxt time 11is frienid P. K. P.'waw hini 110 oould not repress his laughter. 1ehad 0on his sloth coathfVith big gilt buttonls, oiPs' eras breenhes, homespun jacket, and it buttoned, withr one horhe-made 'agallows" (br'aco)- and' co6nie brogan thoos, with ebarse slouched lhat, on a sunvass of hit'District. Not\vithlstando lng his oddities, lie received1 a respec-' table, vote. He possessed a retentive mnemory sound. understanding, was a rgood.jude of hulnan . naturef' and- a' rnan of Dr4ctio~al15nolWledge. Near Monticello lii"ed WVm. Cato and his sonis Stephen and Robe'rt; also, George, Coj.John, Jameos and Peter Dain, WrDnby, Win. Car~na b5,Joaha-ndhs 1o Burr' [[i.-' a,John and-Georgd and: Charnel latnes, Jbhn Motfia and sons.' Isaaeo Morris, as is welliknown by his neigh ors, died sinO6 bur late war, and wag, trn efficient deacon - of Rook Creek Church. HIs. pidas.sonse Robert and1 Wililam- both die1. ne. before hlw1 earl t o1 ' war, the latter but w fe W biarA eine' 'Win. Afart-n James Hu and JoseP Gladitey,-Oat. E. F. t iisp. formerly sherif r our oouityi Iiid and"died near Monticello, all re. spebtble citizens. Isaao IIA e was an exeilplary member oi 6acon -of Rdbk 'roo church,, and removed to Cafig doubntyi. Ga., 1v0C)i hts' respectable n--a Satn'l,. Bradford,. where I.th6' died a few since. Near' Salem liv4d and died two itsqful and respoO. table 4itiens) Ca >t. 1i1gh MilliIg' and, Win. Hamilton, oth fartMbrs in the true senso of that w9rd, . Capt. Milling wat an'efficlit drill officer and a inaL. of p4actical knowledge. I have skliv Ipi the Gibsons. Mills, hi- his statz ties, if I reitomber aright,- states that Jacob Gibson renioved lete froi North Carollia long bet'ore ottr Rovo 114tion, as a Baptist preacher. -anl was oil excelient gelarili alid teacher. Anid i soumid an11d practical >r:cacher. [lis graid-3oins lived oi Lit tie River, anid there so1)n0 digd-all god tIN-er8, respectable av useful citi zen18-Eli aid Joseph Willinigi al) also. Higher up on Little Rivor livetl Willian Robert and ArtOn Yongie, Henry and his son Huint Macons, John 81it t A lexamler Douglass, Jaines, William and col. Hugh Stevosoln and the Brices.- T4ev were the own ers of the most f&rtile lands I kne'w i our county, and they kiiew how to cultivate them profitably. As a last token of respect to the meniory of niy old comradei In the ackhead corps cavalfy, John Sinone tiY and Alexander Dbnglass, I can say in candor they trekb as reslpectable and kisefl *otizlls as Fairfield could b6wM of. Peace to their ashes I And now, last but not least, allowT me to re cord the t'einory of' my dear friend. and neigibor, Gen- Wm. Bovkin LN-les., anli hisd, briothiek' Austiif Peay Lyles, who Cell in battle in Virginia early In our late way-i in defence of liberty and the Constitution. Win. Boykdin Lyles, -is is well known, was a captain of a colnillniy fom this state when lie fell. lie wits a popular of1-' cer and kind to his coilinand. Noble, chivalrous aid patriotic, lie combined all the rare and virtuous qualities that constitute a citizein, oillcer and gentle inan. Rquiescat inpacc. In conclusion, Messrs. Edifors, al low me to say if I have overlooked any useful and respectable citiiVii of western Fairfield in theso feeble and hasty sketches, it iniust be charged to the fault of the head and not of the heart. I have been too concise in de lineation of soine of the characters, but did so froin want of space. I nmay give a hasty sketch of mny own fainily in my next, but feel a delichey ; yet some of 'ouir curiotis Peaders iafv Wishi to know who' the writer of these sketches it. We had a light rain last night-the first sice May 3rd, but hope soon to have a wetting season, as not far dis tant, north anld east, they have had refroslihig raiis. West aiid south the crops are in a like perilous condition. W. E. BITUAtY. DiEo at her residencei Fairfield county, s. C., July 9, 1ss,' M AnY E. Moos. She leaves an infant eight days old, a husband and many relatives and friends to mourn her e'1ly de parture. But they are not of those who mourn without hope. She was a consistent memnber of the Baptist t hurch. Their loss is her eternal gallt. -Denrest Melo, thou hast lefa us, And thy ]oss we deeply reel / Buti 'tis God t.hat has breft us Hie can ei our sorrows heal. J. M. I. NOTICI4. WVINNSUO. S. 0., July'8, 1880, WE have this day sold to 1tobert Mo .awley all our inierest in the grocery and liquor businiess~ horotofore conducted in Wingsboko by J6hri' Johnston nA our agenit. IF. ELDERt & COs HAVING purchasedi the'above busi'ness from F. EIlor &, Co,, I solicit a continu arred uf tihe'plt'allic patronayo 'lJhe busi netis iill be conducteil ats herefofore by Johri Johnston as may ago .t. juiy I 5-4x inm ROhElCT McUAlULEY NOTflCE. 0 the Siirvivors of' r os ( andr F, 12th * '' V..: Our tl-ird quarterly nieet in't wjll be. hel.1 in the Court lionse on 8atur-lay, .Tuly .4, rit 12 <fdloimck, im. It is ,1esirable I. it we) has a full atten dance'. )ur annual reunion tab -a place at' York 1ille on the tirdm Thura.lay in August ithe 19th' and we, wish to ascertain the number who expect to attend it. The committee ou statistics are exponcted to .report their fre~gress also on the 24th. ,c j. R. BOYLES, . *Cor. Se.l2th'Regt. Sury. Adisb. july 13 HO0W WATCHES ARE MADE. it will be apparent to any one, who will ex amine a Sbx.mD Gol,, w ATCrr.. that aside from the necessary thickness for engraving arid polishing. a large proportion of the precious ineli used, is neelled ehly to stiffn and hoeld the engraved portions in place, and slipply the n' cessary solidit.y and strengt.h. The surplus gold is actual;y needlesA so far as UTIL,ITY and bea'tity are concerned, In JAMiES BOSS' PAT ENT GOLD WATCII CASES, thIs WAsTSdf pro claus metal is overconme, and the SAMEs sosr IY. AND) ITiENoTHI produced at from ond4l1h'd to one-half of the usuai cost of soliti daeds. This process is of the most simnple uiaturo, as fol ldwsm: a plate of nicelcomposiion. metal, speclily ada pted to the purpose, has two plates of SOLID GOLD soldered-one en oagh side. The three are'thon' passed between polIshed steel rollers, and the result is a strip of heavy plated composition, 1hon which the eases, backs, cen tres, ibezzles, &e,. areocut and shaped by suita ble dites and formera. The goid' In these eases issufficiently thick to sidmit of all kinds of chasing, engraving aind enameling; the en.. graved cases hiav' been darried until worir per fect-ly smoot,h by time and use without remov lng the g'old. TiHIS 1s TIIE ON~if CASE MADE WITIH TWO PLATEli OF SOL ID GOLl), AND WARiIlANTED BY APEdIA L CERItFICA TE; For sale by Connor& lmiandii*and C. Muller. Ask for lilust,rated Catalogue and to- see wvar rant. mchi ti-txif GLASS PEN& Y3'r iiig Ir.dalib1o ink. Price, 15 cents. '?or Sale at Drug Store of W. E. AMLEN. 'VEGETINE. A New Supply for sale by jly 1i W E AIKEN. NOT ECE. ON'aWINNsRoRo, 8.. 0., July 10, 1880. ceae nmd after this date, Jno. Johnston longorto' be our agent, and we are rio ed aft responsiblofr lise debtsecontraot-. inete hs date unlossb tecal aree inly 19:-tx1mi' JKEE P hand; and se e osaije at livinj$' .0ces FLOUR. A fresil lot otPatent Faily tlour1 the best in -town.- It. has 11' -cqual., Jadkson's best grades Family Flour. COFFEES. Four ades of G reen. Also, Parched Rio and Java. 9UGA 78 O(f all grades-A'om the fI'gfIest to the lowest. CANNED GOODS. Fresh Ponrs, Tomatoel gitnon. etc.j etc., etc. niR1IrYVARE. Iorse fInd Mule Soes, Nalk, ''raco (01hains, Plows, and other articles too numIlerous to- 1)itionl. Quality and price guaranteed.- Give in a call and be convinoed. july 20 F I NE I I U 0 Rt S, ATAANS BROS.' Old CabinAt Rye, 1863, Old Ioanoke Wlbis4key. 1860. Also, Rotterdam Brandy. Cold Ram for lunch froin 11 to 1 o'clock overy day. I HAV r9contly made extenive nldi .0.1i:1n to my stoc of Mlinos nand liquori. which .onsistfi of a full asAort ment of Ryo Whikcy, Corn Whi8koy.. French D randy, Apllo 1randy, Pen;h Brandy, Sherry Wine, bcnippernong Wine, aihampagne, eto , etc. T I claim to lo the FINEST AND PUREST RYE WHISKEY to bo had in Winnsboro. Give it a trial. I also albo k ep on hand a fui suply of SEGARS AND TOBACCO, in great variety, aid adapted to the tastes of everybody. Call at the AL"ETTO IOUSE, in the Wiunlboro Motel buildinL J. CLEN9INING. mch 2's SALE STABLES4 TO THE CITIZENS OF F'AIRFIELD: ' UAYE estalislied a SAle Stablea W ~iimiisboro, iiYid amnlpre joto scil stock stock on very accoimm'odat ing terms, either for cash or on timo until necxt fall for .negotiable paper. Persons wishinhg to b)uy or sway~ will do well to c,all on me before puirchias fI' elsowhere. Y will also pay Lhc highest ecs price for COtN AND FODDER Delivered at' my $ta ble on Congress ~treet, locatecd one door south of' tho Laddb building. jan 20 A.~ILFfI. A LARGE lot of Wheat Eran at Donly's. ______ FINEST Tobacco and Cigars afi Donly's. T HIRTY-FIVE Barrels all grades' \Yines and Liquors at Donly's. FRESH Augusta Flour, Bolted M'eal and Pearl Grits, at Donly's. A LARGE lot of fresh Cainoa1 Goods and Fauncy Grocdries at~ Donly's; ALL KINDS of Garden- and F'lower Seeds, Clover and Grass Beeds at Donly's, 3'OOTS, Shoes, Hats; Har'dware, Drockery and Glassware, Wooden~ ware and Willowware at Donly's. GY[YJnme a call and'getaniargain. .W.- H. DONLY, api 10' On the Corner. PEAOE INSTI1TUTE, ,ro FOR YUNO LADIES, RALEIGl1, N. C. REV. R. DURWELI,r4. .JOHIN B. .llUf\VELL, ~.Pnncipal, THit riex6 sesion colmmences on Wednosday, the 1st Soptom b)er, 1880. No institution offers siuperior .aidvantagos' for Instruction in| all branches usually tau h6 infrtrls seminfaries for yourig lad cai. Advantages, for instruction In .mnusilc' (vocal and insitrhlnnental) and Modern G~anguages unsurpassed.. The only Institution In the South hay Eng In sucesfuLl operation a fully equip.. pod school for instruction In tlie theory md prael.ico of cooking.. For oirculars and catalogue, address REV. R. BURUWELL, & soN, Sjul. 1722m . aleighb X, C, --Pay nn vanur 5unhei1tio at oue FOR 8HEIMFF. bh fr ndW of H. N. ti'MASTER, Esq.; rtisiewtW>IT noni'nate hin for th,6 Mace of She00.of. airfield, Co-intS,. duliet idthe Acti l.of the eomocratio pri arv. The friendil of 8. W[HORTvEI" dNGUE nominato him it owididato for th office of Sheriff at the'entniing election -'-t,' ect t4 ite action of the Democratio primna 10. Jlessrs. ditors: Pieese announce Alr' R. E. ELLISON. JR., as a candidate for SherifK of Fairfield County, At the ensu Ing eIeotiQn--subject to the action of the Dono.ratid pii wary. MANY FaiENDs. Tho many friends of Mr. JNO. D. Mo CAlRLEY,-recognizin his peouliar fitiest for the office, respectfully nominate him for Shoritir of Fairtleld County-subject to tho action of the Dcinooratic primary. .,essrs. J Ai;ors. is nomfiDiatio" nre in order, ppriI it us to piesent tfio-ilame of Co,. JN * -13. DAVI8 s a otndidato for Sherifr at tho ensuing election, subject. of course, to the action of the Democratic primaries. MAty FilIENDS. e!AASrs. JUor.s: Please annou1ce Mr. S. L RI1HMOND as a candidit or oheriff ait the osuiig olection, subjeeb to the action of t e Domocrotio Clubs at the primaries; ai oblige MANY FiiNDs. way 13-tf MAe.Ss.rs Editors: PMase nnoun lr. J. Preston 3ooper as a candidate for the Democratio nomination for sheriff at the coiing election (subject to the. decision of the prima4y election) and 66>tigoinany friends in the SOUTI1WEsTI:nN POfITKON OV TnE. COUNTY. dee 16 FORt COUNTY AfMiSSIONEL Messrs. Klifors: Pleaso announco TIHOS. D. OWINGS, Erq., as a candidate foir tho office of Count. Commission'er- -silbvect to the action of the 'om'oratio Primaries, and oblige his MANy FiLuENDs. iesrs. Alitors: Please aniiounce DiX ON II. R1O13EtT8ON, Esq., as acandidate fo the ofice of County Commissimner vt the ensuing e'ection, subject. to the action of the Democrado primarkis. and obligo his MANY FiNDl. Messrs. Ilifors: PkaAn an'aunco Mr. CHARLAS DOTJGLAsS as a candidato for County Commissioner of Fairfield, sub ject f-he result of the Democratic piiiiark MANY Fuis. Messrs. Ralifors: 'Yuo announce Mr. J. E. POWE LL as a candidato for the oicc of County Conimiisioner at the onsuing election--inhject to 'lie action ofthe pi mary election of theDefiocratic olus. MANY F1ENDs. The friends of Capt. JOnN A. IIN NANT respectfully nominate him for re election to the oftice of County Commis sioner- subject to the result of the Do.no cr.ttic primary. Arcssrs. Bt7iors. ''ho friends of WVTL 1AM AIKEN, Eq., respectfully announco him a candidato for County Cininiis. sioner at the ensuing elpctioi, subjeet to the result of the Democratic primaries. NoITIT-W ERTEiN IPAIIEL, Messrs M&itors: Please announco JAS. Rt. HARVEY, Esq., as a eandidato for .ho offico of County Coimistioner at th6i el suing election---subject to the action, of the Democratic clibs at the primary eleu tion--and oblige his Nanous FunsNs. Messr*s. Ifdiors: Please announce Mr. Ri. M. ZEALY as a~ can<didate for the offieo of County Commissioner at the onsztlng election.--subject to the action of to Democratic primary. MANY FnIENL'a. Mes'srs. Bl4itors: Pleas announce M1R. IT.'OSCA R D) UKEJ na a can didate for County Commissioner at the ensuin (eetion, subject to thme action of the Democratio primary. MANY FRIENDS, The frienas cf Mr. JAMES ~V CO4JE MAN respectfully nominate him for the office of County Commissioner of Fair fleld--subject to the action of the Demo cratic priaxry, Mlessrs. Filiorq: Please announce MR. ROBERT D). B3OLICKC as a candidate for County Commissioner of Fairfield at the on suing olection--subject to the a'ot ion of the Democrra'ti primary. MAuv FximENs. The frienia 'of Mr. Jnmes G eron, of Salem, resp)ectfullly nominate him for the offleo ofonunty Cocnissioner at the en suing election. -subljecot to the aotibn of the Democratie primary. jant 17i-td FOR $CTl100 COlIMIS$IONEu, The friends 6f DR. JQH-N BOYD, ap preciating fthe skill, zealj and fidelity with which lie has discharged hledte of School Cnauiii'6fntr, utully nmngto hini for .re-electioi-s'ubj'cto the action of the Democrati prmrecs. The fri en dii.of' tho 11EV. ZA MFS DOUG LASS resp)ectfully . iomiriate him for the' position of~ School' Commissioner of Fair. fiel Count ty ats th'o.. ensuing~ elect0jx. subject to the act-ion of the Democrat,ic' p)arty at the iirimarios. FOIl JUDGE OF PROBATI'. Afessrs. lhditors :Please anm,ounco the present incumbent, J. JX. Bovlen, Judge of Prob>ate, as a candidd'to f~or' re-eleot ion at the ensu'g eloct,ion, subject to the ao t.ian of tho Dem ocratic part,y at thme p)rE taries. By so doing you wvill obti'gd his I OR NEPREENTATIVE. VTe friends of T. P. M'LTCIIELL regard him fitted to represent; the dounfy in- the House oflRopresenmtativeds, and r, spectfually rduiimt his name to the Democrhts of Fairfield for thei'r action in the primary. Messrs. .&lIIors: l'iio anitidurce Mr. JA MES IB. TURNER as a candidate for the Legislature at the ensuing election, sul) ot to the action of the Domoci'atie clu isat theo primaries. By so doing you wvill oblige his. MA'NY F arwNn. 1. E. 1YDONA LDP ATToRNPJY ATh',AW, N, O 8 A 0 R A,. E jAn 29 ispit-ING 600238 M BMWfl & CO8S. tfi6t recoiy6d Afndt to' arrive in a. fow AIA'm0w goods bought beforo the re cent heavy advanco; hioh will Do Jold at the very lowcht cash prices to our frilnds 'and otfsloamrs. Wlegaut Cnsmuier6A, . Hornnii Dress Goods", Momie cloths, Buitin , &o. A fico assortment of Calfooes, ulins. Lawns, Dress Linond, White AQdg. Torolon Laces. Edgings, Hd6iery, Hand kerchiefs, Neckwear, Gloves, &o, You can find. in fact. Dry Goods of all kinds at. the CORNERA 'R., A prios which. we guaranteo , pleao or we do ndi ask t Halo. Call early and give our stock a thorough inspection, it is Our delight to show our gd6d. Oae stock of Zeigler Brothern' dino Sh6os .nd Piay State Sqrowod was *ovor better, and of theso kind we malko a specialty and warfnt. Tio shoes In high and toev coa, andc but ton: shoes in high ad low unts, Mi h out nen's gaiters, low cut shoes . hand and nhinebio sowed, sorewed. Even the childrei and babiew werb re membered and a nico selection bought for them. CLOTHING!I Olf nt othe and mfako a solnetion of a CaHsinere ir Bluei Flannel; Or leave your measure for a suit solected from Ramp11les. ijaro bargains in soit Folt Nata, Stiff , Tnt8 a,ld 1* r-'w -1 IAts. Now goods in Ct ' kery, - las-wnro, Gro. ecties, HoCA, Plows. 4-c.0 .E,acth3 depatmen101t ir IeIV fIr a look. Ofll and buy and be 1 :a.d Rc,o1e her our " QUICK ,A IjF. SMALLPROFITS. April I f--i N e b Wanted. Dry Hides, Sheep Skins;~ Lanib Skcins, Goat Sliini, D'eer ~Skins, Ottcr 5kin's s Mink Skips,. Graf Fox Skins . O~oas~ Siing, Coon kskins, .Rat Skins, Rabbit S-kins. tJotton, Boo8w ax, Wool, -Rags,. Biass, NN The -highest drisli prioe N be paid. -.G;pESFORT. imZ Fi$1'nsuxhiif JIuRitieSs Aenoy .L wall.jVe reenmod in Fairbia County by,dtp dersigre4. The psatronage of the ptaNi and ofprioa tronp is.sQio. Itedl O tr e et o s~e of JM P MoMaMter & 'd O. T2QM1ON1,, July 18.-12ay1Im PUIE 0.9 WOWL inost fsi'6esptlifyy id hVy Enetbiners and the citlzong of Fa1i fild krall:y, lma I k0p in gtoek a fill supply of 1h11 L(qjoirs, O)g6ra? Tobacco,- &.; &c.; and garanted dhtlsflctI',0 to a'ly1 o14 givilk n e trial. 14v stock consistA as fdlT6ws ]IMYPORTED 1LI4Q1[JORm@ OTArD, DUPUY & COM C0GAd BRANDIES. BRAND'S SCNhIEDAM GINS. 11AMSEY'S SCOTCH WitfsKEy., JAMAICA L. D. RUMS. F. MOl1INO DIS MORA SHERRY WINE. F. MOLiNIER Pn T NINE. G.- I. MUMM & vO.'S iNEIMS CHAMPAGNIR. GENUINE RINE WINE. DOxESTIC LIQUORS. SARATOGA 'PURE RYE WHIS KEY: - NATHAN'S 1863 CABINET RYF; WHISKEY. STRAUSS' IMPElfAL i7iY WiR. Kf-Y. KEESIE'S "OWN" RYE WHISKEY. STONE MOUNT4A IN RYE AND ROuK WHISKEV. CELEMRATEI) PI'EIFFER E. RYE WIH ISKEY. KENTUCKY 1OUlHBON W1HS-' KEY. ILANTATION IYE WHISEY: VIRGINIA APPLE AND PEACH BRANDIES. NORTH CA R OLINA SWEET MASH CORN WHISKEY. PLANTATION CORN WHISKEYS. BLACKBERRY BRANDY. GINGER BRANDY. NPW ENG1ANb RUM; FRENCOHIE'S "BOSTON" GIN; VERY FINE OLD ixARET WINE RIOME A DE WVINES. 1 KSG ]ORY SCUJPPERNONU WINE: I ICEG SWEET SCUPPERNON WINE. 1 KEG SWEET CATAWBA 'WINE~ BERGERI & EN~GEU'S.CELEBRIATE ED LAGER BEER ON DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED. BASS & CO.'S IMPORTED ALE: PURL'CRAB APPLE CIDER. PURE NATURAL APPOLONAV RIS WATER. CIGARs AN TOBACCO; UAP8057-A STRIC' ' 'Z'EN-' CENT CIGAR: TItE PlNIME MINI8'iE* OIGRIt-:I FOR 25 CENTS;. THE PUCK CIGAR-3' FOR 25' UENTS: THlE CORONET CIGAR-8 FO*' 24 CENTS. THE SONORA CTGAR-3 FOR CENTS.' THlE SMASHIER CIGAN-5 FOR 25' CENTS'; TIIIE LIGHITNLNG.. IGAR-5 FOI~ 25 CE~NTS. THE MONARCH OF THE ROUTII CXGAN-5 FOR 26 CENTS. 'IlE MASTR STROKE~ CIGAR-p FOR 26 CENTS. THE AMERICAN TWINS CIGAXi 6 FOR 25 CENTS. 'TUE COSTA RICA CIARn-:- F6 10 CENTS. THiE ROYAL: SEAL ..dGAR.-o FOR 26 CENTS. TIHE ROSE AND fA~ CiGAR-j.9 PORh 25 C j!NTS. THE- I'1AVA 'A .CHAROOT 5 CENTS ECHCJ, T.' W. BItidK WELL'S 8 UK(ING. TOBACCO. ONN *ING TOBA CCd.--TilIjI ICE, LElMONS, THE BEST 11IXED $2VNIIA T61S AIi -E ElV