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'--UE-St)AY, Aust 17, a : a a 1880. TEiRms Otn Tim NEWs AND 1i1clAw an.At",:In hadvaae; 'weekly edit1in, t wo dollars anil fty cents peramn um, Ainadvance. LIoibrta' discount to clubs of live nil upwards. Per inch- for tle' first Insertion, . a ad fity. Ceuts per in101hfor,ailuch Hubseq .101t ci3'tIon. These rife's apply to a 1-ad vertiemrents; oo. hatever nat.) re, atld re payable.strictly in advance. Coi tracts for t.heco, sik or twelve montlis msado on VerH" iberal terms. Trhn pet loca1 iWlces, fifteen cents per 1in for thdfirst inuertion aidf seven and one-half cents per line for !Qali subscuentinsertion. Obituaries4and trlbut6s of respect chlarged n1A adver tisements. Simplo ailimiluncellets 01 oarriages and delta1 published free oi c.arge, and s-olicited. All communtnations. of whatsoever mature shoi0d be adt-11-csse to athe Winsioro. Pu.blishing Company Whisboro, S. (. Now Advert.i)ayents. At .COst-Dqsportes & Edmunds. Bargains--J. M. Beatv & Co. New Goode-W. It. Donly. Wagons-W. It. DQty & Co. The nominatiolVof.3.r. . .A. Tur ke't shoul .have hyplared in last wek's issue, bvit avns omitted. Mr. Turkett is still li the field. ., 3r. W, H. Doily.-has jupt receiyef a h1eh supply of choice groceries, col sisting in part of flour, meal, grist, sugars, coftbes, wiies and liquors. TiI e goods 1i6v-e been b,ought cheap. and will be sold at correspondingly low figures. If you want good things call on Mr. Donly, at his store oi the corner. Messrs. J. M, Beaty.& Co. adVCrtrqO that they are ofiering special bargains in different lines of their goods-of vhich they keep constantly on hand a full assortment.-Ml J: . JP Cald well has re1-iurned froml his recent trip, and he may now be found at his post in is Cstablishiqent, ready to serve his friends and customers. We are requested to urgeupon the poinmilttces who wcrc tappojinted to solic itsubscriptions for the approaching Sur vivors' Reunion here on the 27th inst., the importane .ofgoia to. work .at once with elergy, in.order to avoid a failure. A good time can be had, if the committees will only do their * ork jiromptly and vigorously. Tile ?cv. J. 1j. .8m.ith, who has beenl assisting itil the services in the Methodist clinrch for. two weeli past, left onMoliday Cor lls home in . Geor gia. Mr. Smith is an earliest preach cr, zealous in all that pertails to the sacred ministry, anid during his short stay here.he won many friends and adhnirers.. .Atteiltion is called to the new adver tisenment of - Messrs. Decsportes A" Ed mnads, of the international D?rv Goods dumrinmg the next thmirly days, their pres eut large and v'aried stock aut the ver-y lowest prices, to close out. A memn ber of tIlc firm hias lefl Lor New York, t6 laf iln thieir fall supply. m;embers ot'Coimpaies C.and F, 12t.h~ S. C. V., met in the Cour't Hiouse oni Sat urday las~t, Mr. S. 'W. Rufl, vice presdien, in the cha.3ir., The miinutes of the last meeting wcere read( and ;oni firmned. Riesoluations we-e lpased re tjuesting the sceepctary of the Fairfiek.d Corinty Suri vor'S' AssociaItion) to in vite Dr's. E. B. Turnipseed and J. Ford Priolcau, former surgeons, to at tend the ReghnentalI Reunion at York yillo on the 19thjx st. It was movc<d that all th6 members of the two comn Sanies wyho ,intend attending the re union'-at Yorkvi lie be r'equedtedl to inoot in Winnasboro o.n Wedn.csday the 18th at 12 o'clock. Ona motion, it was agreed that the committees o'n statis tics-viz., for Company & S. in-i nat, J. R. Hlai-cy, J. Y. iBricc, andl for Company C, J. Rt. Rloylces, J. A. Ilinnant and( S. W. IBroo'm-go dili gently to work and get up. fupi rep)orts * of the two co.inp'ahics as far a(p iossible, frm the time when they wpro muster ed into service up to tihe prCeent (date. A RZrorsT.10NAR~Y LPISobEJ. Tho Killing of.. tiatnpi John Tyler .b.k i Tory--lp .ilkfer Promp)tly Put to Death. .AIecars. .l!ditors: I hIave boon induc ed by a shmort history written by Ex GAovernor IR. F. P<n'rf 6t' the gaflnt Col. Robuckc, of Nowborry, 0one of the v.eterans of tile 0old war for our inde p-cuence, to intr;oduce gn.othee cha rac ter as noble an'd as bravc as any that foil in that cause. Capt.~ John Tyler, att uncle of Ex-lPrcideut4 Tyler, mnoyed from Virginia with his ta'mnily, con sisting of his wife and two daughlters. lIe settled necar the line of' Chester amnd 1Ftalrfleldl some1 lme before tlhe waLr began. My recollec.ioAns Of' him areo gathered from what d'as so often told to me by Capt. Jonathn Ilarrisonu and his wife Sarah--wh.o wa.s the eldest, daughter of Capt. John Tyler. -Whenu the wvar broke ont, Captain Tyler raised a company of as brayc men as any that engaged in thue Revo lut.lonary wvar. I will giye someb of tlieiaines:of the meni that wore In his command, viz.: Ned McGi'aw, C. D). Bra'dford, Jack Bradford, Frank Kirk * lned.Ned Watts. These meni aro iMiknowni to history. Caplain Tyler wvas not killed in b>attle. . Ills death o ipponed( in this way: Ile was leading ds company fom1 Fairfield to Lexing ton, crossing.Broad River at a ferry near what is, now Freshuley's Mill. lie liad.a AqlAthtof his men in'the fiat, and while pasingover' the river thle ferry utian informed Ca ptain Tyler thatt F'ri day, who hiad made himIlself' very oh nOttXious to the Whigs, was In the inlil house a short dist anc ft-om tihe fer'ry, on the west sido- of the rier The m,wsa so enraged Captain Tyler', nowing t1'inhh.ina d1ann himn 'mnd his frnmily by WvkhotR afo eaoh.i bai e 1isiiuri-ed his horel oltstof t flAt ilto 1h 0water,. and,t'gya to, t 1111WIgll HIs m1n Iluried:,on an llsqlu 110 hlidilnk as, quick.y as PQssI bleilt before :hcy Voui toevrtak< (1aptain Tyler, Ned McG:raV said thol hetrd the reporit of a rjjle. ,When the' dikshed up to the uill t)tby.found Caq tain Trh'r. *lfeless-shot through - th, nlek, th bull.4 passilif through all thi difibrent. folds of the silk cravat wor byjiin. .The Inpression of 'i. me ias that Friday, SeOing the Captali alone, and knowing that It wouli he death anyway, fired on Capt. Ty er. ivll itoliing his ho- a>. Frkia, was concealed in the mnill andAie; out of the window before he couil illok0 Is eseapo. The m11ll was. sir rothnled and hie was ciptI k-Od. Son of the0 myken that Captuid iii. wietet to shoot him at once, but tills was ob jectled t< by solno until all the compa ny Conk.j be preset to take part in th executioi. This was agreed to. .Ja6l Brad ford Pitjd that.,4rity beig red ittb ouslyh to Ii>ilre ls life. Red IcGram anwli-cred him aind said that If 11e ham as many lives iiA it eat they would hav4 thet all out of him. The woloe com pany was drawi up .lh.line, .Frida) placed in front so that all,could lavm a .hot at him-which they claimed as i right, Every one Ilrod ilto the bod; ol the condeiied n mit. The com >ani then buried tIe .Iody of Capt. 'ylei without a Coilu, wrappel in. his blank et.. A ,ilunber of his nin brougb b41Ck the - sald ib w*to Is wifk and danighter, with the black silks era vat worn by him when he fell, blood. stiied atid with all the holes that .tC bullet had made in pt ig thrWvg) his lick. . Cab)t. ,Tylery .*ase idolized by his men. lie wais brave andii genier f?us, And -well inflormned. Ie wias well iittel to command such men as lie hain under him. All those I have mnention. tioned lived through the war, to enjoy that peace they fought so hard to gain, Capt. Tvlr's younmgest (aughter mar: rit-d Col. Johni Lad, a most excellew, Wanl. H-e1 n1ioved to tile Wrest a greal nutmbei of.years ag.q. .1u th4. last viall she ..paid tq her1, Pister, Mrs. Saral t] arrison, s)ie askqd. forthe cravat thal wasl WvornA"y her father, aud the *'r quest was granted. J. H. R. 1FEMALER .MULLtR. The Thrifty Work That Is Done By Ladlei On the Canaidian Itorderi F-romn thie Dmt,rot.L News. . . Ladies.of 'ood ftuililea who. ha Wealth at. fhi.ir conmmand-: inakeL th11 most desperate smugglers and ar dealt with the hardest by the officers as they do not deserve as mtuch lenien cy or sympathy as the poor Wolal wlo his invested her 'little all am woulid be destitute if stringently deal witi and.to. whomn tho good bargain duy free, ii r:cally a great.,temllptatioln TIle chss of goods wlicit . Calnadian: buy in Det ruit and snuggle ,to Canadi is cotton cloth, dollest.1c aid dresi goods. The Detroit pur.rgaselr step. on. the ferry aid,goes oiver to Windsoi f-.gloves,, laces, silks, vclvets an< c asiIneres, 01hes articles .Ibin COn sidlered much chle0llaper and Iletter, whet1her thev are or not. There ar< ndinrcds of e-)troit ladies wearin velvet and silk dres.ses who siuggli fl.'iem Over Volded .nently . about theit angelic waists or disposed, of in theil bosoms, while they passed tile CusIoni House otlicer, the lynx-eyed fenialh deCtectives,.the-- Jaaidinag. wVaiters, .an11 with thej,r spoils.. ~One lady boasts 0: the -am'fonut of goods that she can car' over at a singlre trip. The smugglini manIliat has) taken such p)ossession) of bi that she 1has smuuggled tfo.r' her fried: mierely to keenuip .tic ec'itemienjt. Sh' lIas ac(u1ireclt such au knack of arrani inig thld goo6ds about hecr person~ tht i wVlhl b)olt of' cotton dhoes not givo h10 thie least unelasiness, and1( she canl caurr' at 0one trip) ha1 ft a(dozen silk .dr'esses yet. the.lady' horself is by noo means o inlsigillant bulk. It is a great imisi talke the idea (halt thin womenl mnakt lIhe most suiccessful sninaggletrs. The slighttest additional fullness betraya FORt COUNTY COM MIJSSlONER1 .Messrs. Rdilors:- le'ase announee .Mr J. A. -!,'URK(ETT,. of Cedar. Creek, as enlsuingt election, subject to the act,ion c the Demlocratic primarics, and oblige MANY FRIENDs. WAOONS, 1VA(ONS. . CARI40AD) of the celebrated St,pde -L~ baker Wagons, all sizes, to arrive by the 1st of September. As-wo have bo foro Rold many of those wagons in thi county,' p'lease ask those using themi they areo good. WV. Rt. DOTY & CO. augl17 FIRE INSUJRANCE. rTIHE Firo Insur*anco Blusiness Ageno; .1; - ill be resumnIedi in Fairfield Oount; b)y tile imd(ersigned :. The patronage the public- ande of formeor patrons is soli "ited. -0Ollce at tile store-house of J. -IF MeMaster & Co. 0. 1R. THIOMPS ON. jully 15-t2awllm _______ M~SSOLUTON% OF COP'ARTNER1SHIPI '1'HE copartnership he retofore eitn ti. nder the firm name of Desporteg Monts is this.day dissolved by limuitation The style of .th-e rrm wvill remain the sam and business wsill be0 continued unti1 January 1st, 1881, whlen the concern i] go into liquidation. U. (1. DESPORTES, aug 1-. J. Rt. M.ONT8.. NOTICE. WImNNsDoRo, 8. (3., July A, 1880. WE havoW this .day sold to Robort, Me earley all' oar iteorest im the- grocery an< Iliqu or business btoretofore conducted .h Wmnnsbof'o by John .Johgston as on agent. F. ELDERL A CO. HAVING iurchuasod the aboYo busines from P. Eldolr & Co., I solicit a horicinu anc10 Gf the pub,fr.patron.ago. Tho. .bus' ness will be conductt.g-Av huerefofore b; Johmn Johlnston as my ag6ht. july 15--Jxln ROBERT[ McCARLEI) BARG~AINS -AT TiIE Corner Ston 1 ALL Surmmer Goods marked down a JT. M. 1EATY & CO.'s. ALL Cotton Goods reduced in price a J. M. UtATY & CO.'s. BIOTTOM prices en Clothing ar? d'Sa laLs at the COiNhiiR STIORE. AN Elegant Stock of' Corsets just re coived. Somuething nice. Call and se0 them. L,AIEH waing I4hoon wiil pleasa r ommbe ZIer Bros', fine Shoes at J. M BETY& O ' Y vIrtn .of -a 9001tion'to no di. t3reoted, &-wi otfer for sale, before te ourt-hous. di- in Winiboro, "on the firt-Mondan 4ti September next, bb. tweon the I*b hours of sale, to the high. a est bkd6(W,; fok, chb, the following-do. rucribed Troperty% to wit: . - All that.tiat-of land lyingr in Fatl4 county, cqntalnlng iLvai mimi) Ai> OUVENTY-RRVEN ACaES, inoro- or lehs, and bounde<b.hy lhnds of Jonoph Mihffman, north, adtd W. U. Hogan soith -and easit, Sold au th property of Than ion Erirk and O%en 8nith & Co., -.at tho ..uit of the Okaislotte, Columbia and August Railroad Company. - JOHN B. DAVXSO, 1 SheWif' 001o, - S. F. 0. I Winntiboro,". U, 1 Aug. 13, 1880. -aug.14 -- - m ikER IF'1% SALE. .Y virtue r an execution to me di. 3 reetei+ .T will offer for palo, beforc the court-loqwo door i Winuboro, ou the firit' Mouday in 'September next, between the Rigal hours of sale, to .thc highest-bidder for cash, the following. described prpperty, to wit; 3 All that tvaet.of land lying in the town - of Winnsborot contlinig TWENTY-sIX AciEs, 3)ole\sur'lOiH, and bounded b0 )ok formerly owned- by Mrs. Ja. W. Law, south, by the public road leading t6 Kin eaid's bridget,:'iirth, and cast by the Presbyterian chorc1i and Gardon street, west by Estat 6Jamcs 13. McCants. Sold sp the proerty f.John A. Fraser, at .-thg sunit of tho Winnuboro National Baik ajid others. JOlIN B. DAVIS, SSheritr's Offie,, 13. F. C, Winimsbovo, 8 Q., Aug. 13; 1880. aug-14 NEW CT0ODS. JUST, RECElIYV1D a fr4bb supply of Choice Groc.rip. TI1. -follow-. ing is a list of iny loading- ar0icleq Clark's Best Aigusta. Flour, Clar&'s Bolted Meal an'd.Pqarl Grist. Also, a Fresh lot of Wheat Bran. SUGARlS Granilated. 1.t%njard .A Roy stohe A, Eitra C, and all the loW'_ grades. COFFEES. Green and Rousted-all grades I F rsh Canned Goods of all kinds, 5 Fresh Pleklemnd.-Sacos. I500 Gallot-s \Vines and tiquors of al1 grades., Give me a c.ll and got a Bargain. W. 11. DONLY, aug 17 On the Corner. - to w 1 --p.v,g wokinhste ~. ,. . e +N KBOSRLDfrh atr OlraofOut oriL.I roaJugs f atoabu. n h otra E.E. R. STKES,. M A itroo -opposite the ci6y H al,o .istcls T,~kOn200aa, ' to ll kid day Soki itraloa local, .1~ Nor.W - n doK n1001ll as.Lmen fA any att ore h and the unt. ~u stle boe.sNhed canin M facilites fat. Anon andonthe wrk. tver buferedsbeeoe.leusiness pleaantoa -stritlyen honre foadr Jf oulan to kn~od llaot,mdok- the btpbuse beor ter bi,nd qutyou rs and otw ot wil sp o fand..pariclas and vall termsb fensla lsoh ahofrn, an then rA moae ters mndi -tie es -annr. All orer iRGEpTINy attnde otad,A Atugn 12-.mx. V N E. V' O R S" UATYTANSIlOS.' Old Cabinet 1y, 186 3,O Ol' 11oknoko \Ihiskoy. 1141ift. -IMo-, IlotterdahiB randy. -cOl ijani for lunch frojn ii to 1 o'clock overy day. I HAYVR roeontly i)6do exten4ive addi. tihou" to, my Ktotk of Winos ait i liqnern. *hbibhc(isint, of a full annort nent of 1tyo Whiikoy Corn WVIhiskey .1 French Brandy,'Appiq Irandy, Peh<'lh Mandy, Sherry Witio, bouppornii.6.ng Wie, Ohanipagne..e44- etc. Y.V'- I;clin. to w-11 the FINEST NND PUtES-'It E IISKEY Io bo hail in WiinnKb(M. Give it ~a trial: I also also k ep on hand a fulli upply o CJARS AND TO.A.ICCOi in groat variety, and adipted to the tastos of everybody. CUII at, thoj?ALV ETO HOUSE, in th0 Winnsboro Hotel building. J. CLENDINING. moh 27 Farm Eni_es;. UPRIGHT, PORTABLIE, iiOIIZONTAL, AND STXT-ONARY. A ILL ASSOnTkETT -C- n-vj -ANU IARDIARlE. Always on Handn . F. McMASTEf & CO. aug9 TlE GENUINE LIQUID BMNtQAL BLUIN. UNSURPASSED BY ANY OTMER JILUING TILE 8TRONGEN'', CLAAN EST AND CIlEAPLESLT TN 'IlE Malf NT. Iut up in neat bottles with sprink.. ler attached, which er,n, after using the Bluing, be used for nwunerousa other purposes--such as Sauce Bot tics, eta., etc. Its advantages are 110W1'VAT1CHIES ARE 3I.\DR. 1t0I wii he alpparenlt to aniy One, who will ex amine a Sou.1 Gi.n WA Tci. that asIdo fromt tilo necesary ihicknesas for engraving andl polishing, a tare'. praop)r.iuon. df the procious metali 1.sed, i neded only (,o atiffen a ad hol the:engraved pnrt.!ons in plac, and supply t he nl 0Cossary sov!t y and sitrengthI. TJheu sirpitis gold is aLctttal'y needles a .f:v tis T"I.t.TY t ntd betity arc' concernted. In ,TAMES lh)s'e piA'. ENTI (GOLD WATrCH CASES, thlis WASTR fl(-pre clotts metal-is;overcome, and1( the SAME i sort,rrly AN?avItNoT!l proditoed at, froOl one-t hird to one-half 6f tht)Iusual cost p(:solid enws. - Trhis prcces is of ''y mnosp ittile lintitre, as fol lows: ' plato of n'fnkel, comnposli Ion metal, Sspecially n.dapted to the pt''POSO, has t wo pilates of SOLID"oOLD solder'ed 0on0 on Oach sideu. i'Th thrc:,ai: t.hon passed b)etweepi polished: ttI rollers, fnand the rest,i Is a Stripiof hecavyplast d compiosit.ion, fro hc".vhl tihe cases, backs, ceni troes, bezzles, &c,. nLye cut andi shaped by suit a ble dies and formners. 'lThe gold in theso cas.is is sufiionMiy. thick to ntitt.f ii k%dhti - r c htasltn, cngraving and cannm'eerl*;' thn en-. gravedl cases ha.ve.boen'carriedl tIntil worn' Per fectly nnmootht by tine andi use Without remnov Ing the geld.' . g;,. . . 5 . . ; 'TIIS IS TIlE ONLY CAsE.MATIE Wil T WO PLATHS Q.F 50OLI1 (GOLD, AND W~AARL pED IBY SP'ECT A'L CEiIVICATrn. 'For sale by Connor &'Chanillopsa nd C. Mtullr. -Ask for Illustratecd Catalogue andi to se.i wa'r rant'- mch 1i-.l1 t Uoqdnalod. TIry- a,bottlo and be convinced. Sold cheap by * 1. i. PL~EiNI EN. * itg 10 GLASS PENS For using Tndohblo In!' .1 Pice, 15 cents. For Sale at Drug Store of W. N. AILLEN. VEG ET TIN A ]ow Snilj for sale b~ * XY. E, AIKEN, July 13 a & ACH . - 4VaeCARL.E6.ST % te IATI MORI,MD,y A LARG I lot of frshI Canned G&odsl iand Fancy~ droceries at Donly s. FOR STAT SENATOR. iThi many friendsofCapt. H. A. GAIL LARD would rempecitfully nomiinato hii Ait entidtlatte for tHA' Senate. mubjOet to the aketion of the Domocratic prilaivies. FOR JUDGE OF PROB3ATE. Mesri. lr . Please ant.mme the pretient inotimbont, J. It. '31oyle;. Judgo of Probate, as a viudidato ftir re evlecion nAt the ensitig1 0ction. mubject to the.no t ion (f the Domlocratic party alt' tilt 1.ri marien.- By 0 doing y(.ll will hb)l1n bis 14 MAN Y FRIENDM. 'I he friends of DR. JOHN BOYI), A preciating* tho skill, Zeal and fidelity With i'hith It- lNas diSchargedt he duiCA of- School Clfnissionv .r, - rovpbotlully iie'liiato him ft reetion Mubject to the action of the De'nocratio pimarics. The friends of thedtE V. JAM F DOUG. TASH respectilly. nominate him for the position of Schoot CoMingisionker of Fatir fiold -County at th-e ,n4inn g toeetio .1 subjcet to th lcion of. the Demoernti' party at the primaries. FOlt 1IIliSEN'TA'lE. Jc'srs. Blilors: Pleatso Piliolimco the name of' Mjor JAS. PAGAN as a candi dato for the Legislature -- sib.lct .to the Democralig primaris. MAN FnD.s, The frieids of Mr. JOHN 1Y. - JyUS, believing'that he will fait(lifltly represeit all the inte'rosts of the people, ri-eoupet ful ly nominito him for ia -ont iri the lIlotse of Iteprem itatives--subject to the action of the Deiocratic primarie-4. ThQ frinti of '1 1. Xlr'l.'CIEjL regard Trim fItOd to represent the co.unty in the 11011Oof 0lpreseilt ativem, an1d resiectfullv su1bmilt his nam11e to the - Demlloerats of Fairfield for their actio i in the prinmitky. We present the namc. of Mj. C, B. THOMAS to the Demo o:tiQ voters of Fainh11d coiiity s one that 'ill ably and efleiently repro.ent iiS in tho State Leg islat.ur'C---subjet to the Deiocratil pi naries. Numi-uovs Fiummms. Tohe many friends of tli Hon. 'TiS S. BllCli appreciating in a hi(-h degre lis pist services in tle 10onse of , PI( sentativem, resecthuilly nonu!nate Lini for re-elvetionl, sili bjoet to tho result of tlie Doincieratic prinry election. l.srs. ).'Whors: Please nlilillone 1. JAE 11. TUREN Ei atH a icandidatt for thc Legislo tire it. the ensing eltetion, 8bject to tho notion of Ibe DemocraMic 0luSalt the prI'iIlriC.S. By 80 doiig yfoll will oblige hlis. MANY FJiENnA. Messrs ElMfors: We hI v to pre-let, to tlt, favorable consideaition of th v(i-s ofF airlidh coutily Mr. GEORGE 11. Mc M1ASTM.It as a (.anididat o for one of on1 RopresenftativC4 inl 1.14 nexf. e11gislat.1r". Wo present his nan* with (i ftil 1 -'ur n11n4e of his- high-inalificatin;is for this distiiguished pwsition, for in addition to his finit'hed euicationl aitid achnowledged m1o),9l wvorthi, hi in ono of the met public spirite(l citiniN il mir c0mity, and it snol cannot. fiJI to ho a most u-seful mon her of our IegislAtu'e. MANY VoEREnui. F1Olt SfliI FF. The friends of R. N. McM%1Asri.t. E1 r''8escfally nomsiniate himii forl thle )fline0 of Sheorill' of Fairtiold Countmy, .sub)ject to the action of the De014nocratf i pri nary. Tbch friends ot' H. WfHORtT*lt YON(1UE noinaifhte himii a~ candiiidal 0 for th le omcel 01f Sheriff' at the. ensuing election--subiject to the action of the Demiocratic p)rimiiar'ies, dies.k Jaibri: Pleese annfonneia. Mr RI. R. EiTH1ON. .JR., n's1 a) ennididnato- for Sheriff' of ]Fairli.l Coun rty, ait the0 en011 mtg election-sihject to tIhe, action of' iw D)emio.ral ic pri mary. Mar .ui F"am. :4. The many13 friends ' Mr. .1INO. D). Ac.. CA-R.LEY,-re'cogniz/ing his peen liar fitness for' the ofhco, respo1'l14) t uleliomina1 htimi tor. Sheorif of Fairtti Coun tv'-nhjitect to the action of fthe Dem'aocr'at ici mm-'y. ..JIc1ssrs. allifors :; As nomlinaltijons are' inl order, permIlit u1s Iop<ettenroo (CIL. JNO. Ii. DAVIS os at e'nndidato fori .Sherill'aof the Ce.nHiuing eleion, .subjc't, of .conisi'.to the action of' the .1 ennn'etio primaries.. .MIlANY Fhui Nn. JTAS. L. i.UlfMO(NI) 104 a1 canididato for hoie'f at t.h .1n~Isuling i'lOt.ioni, iiuhl.. to lhe; aoltion of the li)enwera'ic C: lubs'at ther pr1imariuics, anid obl igoi MA Fnumcb~,i s. - . niy 13-tf' J1. Preston Cooper ns a cailidaite for theo D)emoc.rntic. nomilnat ion for shserii' at the cminag el,etion (subject. to the dleciion of.the pr'ia1ry electtioni) ado g nn fiends11 in tho id(11 141i4l4 Sin'uWEsrnN PORTION oF' TD'i C!oUNTY. dlec 16 F"ORl COUN'T' Y(CO3.r ssfO NER. Mefsr., ):diors.': Ple'ase ann Ion ne4 Mri. [ACOIIli UOOK MAN as a canlididatie foa' t.he oiko of Co)unty Coi041,liiiner' for Fair. field Comit-y at'the ensuin"s elect'ion, subh ject to thie JDeiaocratic primary. i4 eandI(icht3 fu toMcin ty (Comiissjiner', subhjcCt to the actin of' the Deocratfic pimif"es. Mr', Brown has1 beeni unlain mouisly en'dorsedl by the 3lyt.hewood 41lub1. ".JTksq,rs. )LUitors: Tlhie many friend'. of Mr. JNO. A. STiEWAl'T renpectftully of County Coamisonor, lIubjct, to. thec Democoratio pr'imar ?y. Af,s%'rs, IElitors: Pl ease ann ounrco TI'Of4. D). O\VINGS, E4'g., as8 a candiidal'e for' the oflico of C'ounty' C'ommissionotr.- sljectI to tho action of the Democratic Urimaries, aind oblige is MANy ~Fntexna. Mfes.'rs. J'litors',: lenc onef4oO,0il0 i x ON II. RlOiBE'1iTSON, Es j., n.i candidato for tho-ofo of County Ciommiissi .ner' r.1 the ensuing election, su,bject to the notion of tho.Dornocr'atic prnimii4's, nnd~ (oblige his .. MANY FmiiiNos. -c.srs. J?lfdEk': 10alino announ11fc0 Mr1. icci, tho r'esuilt, of fthe Dembocr'atin pimafnry, MANY Pure(a). Mesqr's. .T'lIe,ors J.lease .annlhounIco Mr. J E. POWE0I0 asai ca.ndidato for the oflco of County CAomissijoner at the onsuinf clein--inbjcot to the actioni of the pn'' many olection of the Doaioorat to (ch11hs. MANY FRiEND~s. Th'lo frionds of Capt. JOHIN A. IN NANT1 respectfuilly noimilnato h4im1 for i.e clection to tihe oice of Count y Commis sionoer--subjecut to the result o1' the 1)o.nao. cr.itic primaIlry. Mes.qrs. 1,'4li'n'r: The friends of 'WIL' TASI AIJOEN, Es'q., respecli fully announce hinm a candiato for County C!omis. sioner at the ensuinag elecet ion, subljct to the reault of tho D'emnocrati pimarli'sA. N-P 1 ' ollf -WS l .vrl'lp t F A nd. AOMINATIONS. lt'olt cOwrWy cO,%ijSSIO.Njejt Y1/c,.ru .'i-i1leamo ainuouncen JAIS. 1.' ITAtVEY E7 . man ndidato 'or th lled fi0uty' 0mIM84oner i., the cn in * c !'i1.n--iject to - the 'nction of the Democra l ellb.11 a4 the primary eleV tion--and o iob1,10 Nt-mmiour FinpNDS. 11*e,(xr- X1111wn: Plinpo an11nonnwe NIr. M 1. .ZEALV as a eandldato for the offico of Conmity Commi4sioner at tho winsuing Oloction --ttNjeet tr. tho action. of tho Dem11ocratin v,rimary. Amqy Foanp(. Xessrs. lir:Plea4o annonn111M- . .OjitTr j). iiCK no a enndidat tot CuntoIly CotisIAMMionlor of Fairliohl at the 0r.xim1. Ooiention) -Sict to the action of the pem icraiti primari . *' T, NY 1nn .1 . i I Iw f i,i-nl or Mr hInmen 0. Heron, of p6lem. irepl-e in - I .in imte him for the c,iaco nf Coui nty f.ninNnionckr at the oil s io el ectionr,. - io I to t ie telion of the 1mocrnt ic pritiry. jan 17 td Th'lem inn6-m of''Mr. Mf. T. Me (1R.\1DY nominite Win a: it enridi'to For C:")11nity Couiiniiner nt. ti enl-.1ifl g eheliotn, 4 n -v t, to the action of the -1k.ewrx. I:el!ors: Please nn noelicn N U. ION. OCAR D UK i its entididtfto for Coaity Commir41on1vr at "th enuinu ilevtion, stilijet to the action of the bemociratic primary. MN ANY PHIMENAS, The frietiA of rr. JAMES W. COLE MAN tpetfully nominnto him for the o yCo maf minty Coiismionvr of Fair fiel,l---mbject to tho action of the Demo~. cratic primary. H .H *0i TO TlECTlESOFF RFiD LiA _-AA Winb0 o an" n rirdt selsoc tcko veyacomdH IQgtrs ihro aho ntm inti nx- nnfr egtibe apr PeH fswihn o u r-wpwl -11 TI. Cill ls pay the higes as pr : lIc eIvored~J af4.'b myid t. 1 Sinbt onget See, il oenie ofte door sVoI' uth otf thott R EV.h i.o p:tUlEL lt;l . .ah110 JON AUNtE)L ( 24)I0DE' T)ivoe lt nex tabio onnunengces onWansdy,te2stSptm ber,L 1880.i,N.0 No tetitutlion cffers O up' ior audvantages for inRtrtiction i (vnocal andic in strumnnal) adMdr L'tniguaigeniI unsurpuasedI, 'Thet only Institution isteRuhhv ing in suctcestful operation a fully e'quip podi a'htool for' Iitrutction in hIter 11EV. R1. ]IUJJWEL;IL & SON, July 17--2m linic(ight, N. 0. Waoanono, R. C. ,Tuly 10. 18f 0. ONand aftter this dato, 'Jno. Jo h niton c-easos to hto our aigentt, and we a-o no lon-ger -responsible for hisq debts. c-onJoe 0(d after this daCtO tmleo b spe iFiaro,. mot.P.BDEE M . R W WINES AND. )Qu0 -Ix GREAT VARIETY WOULD most resp(tfilj n ir.y.cis(omiers and the e4lizelivi of-0 fiqld generally, tha, Ikee h stj el \ill supply of fine LkqitOrs, Tobacco, &c., &c., ald gu.t;or it satilI,l( ion to ally one0 gilIig , (-ria!. M stock conusiAts as ow; 1iPORTED L14(jU Ut OTARD, DUPUY & COS COO BIANDIES. i.RAN'S SCImEDAM GINS 1ZA'.W-EY'S scOTcil WHIsKue, J A.IA ICA L. 1). RUMS. P. MOlJNO DE DMORA SHERRY. WNUNE. F. MOLITNIEit, PORT WINE G. INII MUM "NA, t.EM U RHAM PA(NE. 1G ENU INE I IINE WINE. DmEIX1wi IQUORs. SARATOGA PURNK. RYE' WHIS KEY. NATIIAN'S 183 CAUINET R iu - WVIIISKE11Y. STI,AUSS' IMPElIAL RYE WIll SiEY. KmESE'S "OWN" RYU W111SKEY. STONE .IOUNTAIN RYE AND ROCK WI11SKEY. C P,EEl11IATED -P1F 1EIFFER E. RYE WI I.EY..T KENTUCKY BOU)BON WHIS. KEY. PLANTATION ItYE WII SKEY. VIIiGINIA. A'LE AND PEACIE URA N DJ ES. NORITII CARTOL1NA SWIEET1 MASIK CORN W17ILSKEY. PLANTATION CORN WHISKEYS0 13LACKBERRY, BIANDY. G ING ER BRANDY. NEW ENGLAND RUM. FRENCIE'S "BOSTON" GIN VElY FINE-OLD CIARIET.WINE I KiEG DR Y SCUIPPEI.iNNG I1NE. I KE0 SWRET ' SCUPPERtNONU. WINE. 1 KImQSWEETL CATIAWBA WINE~. BElRG ER & EN( ELUS ('ELEBRllAT. ED) LAG EICIEElR ON l)RAUGI.T AND) BOTTILED). BASS & CO.'S IMIPORTED) ALE. P'UI?E CII APPLE CIDER. I'UlE NATlUIHTL APPOLONA.. CI4A.R$ AND~ T4bBA.COO. --:o: RH Al'sODY- A STR'ICT.LLY TENT . ENT' CI0AR. TI hE PIM31E M iNNii, CIGAR--s J/Olt 2.5 CENTPS. TilE l'UCK ('IGAll-3 FOR 25 CENTIS. Ti'iiE CORIONE~T 'CI -3 FOR 25 CENTS. TIlE SONORA (IGAR-3 FOR CENTS. TIlE SMIASIERt CIGAR-5 FORL 25 (CEiNTS. T'IlE MONARCH OF TIlE SOUTh CI0AR-5 F"OR 25 CENT'S. TLIIE MASTrER STROKE ,CIGAR FOIl 25 CENTS. T1!IIE ANElMiCAN.'pWINS CIGARl 5 FORL 25 CENTS. 'T'i'E COSTA RICA CIGARL-3 FO - 10J CENTS. 'TILE RlOYALA SEAL CIGAR-10) FOil 25 CENTS. TflE ROSE AND) LiLY.CIGAR-10 POlL 25 CENTrs. IJE HAVANA 'CHTAROOTS .CENTS EACII, 'T. W. B3L AOK WELL'S SMOINc TOUACCO. CIlE WING TrOIA(iCO-TIRE IUMER1 BEVERAGES. ICE, LE4MO.NS; . SODA WATER A THE BST MIXED BIEVERAGZ6 OF' THiE SEA SON SERVED , AT ALL 10O1I8 h0 TilE BAY, TO SUI 7 d [M FASTIDTOUS4 VETR5X RESPEY4$'*J F. W