The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, August 24, 1880, Image 3
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AT ms ovHE. NY, AND 1ERALD'
-'Jri-weekly odto ouf dollnieg per
4 in ad ;i ' weekly edition,
Wo dollaiA tind ifty 43ents peraiiift
ni advanqp.. 'ioa discount to clubs
of five -aiti upmyds.,
R vs FAITriS1N6.'O .dollar,
or icli .foi' the, fir O , do 1ad
lfty cont per &ih .A iubs& .4nt
112o1011. .-Ir'l r OS apply to'allpd
4f wh.hteom atb o, anid
t a 6646diridt in advineb. Con
tar1th09py . or. ytA.le mol tbli
k 0o oif very 66ra tovs. '
- it local notices fifteen pnts .0er
fo t01, ftr!) -sortion and siven
cnrkt., 1er"jhi0 for each
I'bsouentinseiflon. Obitutles and
vibutis of resliet charged as adygrT
iAemegnts. 'S'ffilo l liu0inctits 01
riage.and ~(aths published 1oo or
phal1o, and poKeted.
All commnuMghtlons, whatso9ver
pture, shouli 1e addreoss6d to t4e
VInnaboro .. ublishing Compalty
Ifinsboro, S. 0.
-New Advertisements. ' .
'To the Voters of Fairfiold-Troy T.
.Lunpkin. '. . -
--Por ,:County ComIssioe---Many
Friends. - -.
Spcial Notices--Dr. J. Bradfield.
a.C.Clleg-f lop
Mr. John' T. Wilson, who '0on
time resided in Winbsbpro, -dl, )as,
wok In the lower iayt of this cotinty.
I A match .ame of base-ball will be
-)Ilay74. -'t I kis , place Onl Thnill:80y
next, the 26th hist-.,betwpelfa'Cestoe?
jiuo'i4nd a pickedi into-bf inboro.
A hft W4ll be-given theaAmo evening
to the players, p the Thespiah Hall.
We regret t6 learn that tle, Rev, T
W. Mellichainp met with a severo ac
Cident last Fridgy,tiued by the up
stting of jis' buggy near .91m1ison's ]
Turn Out. We-trust that it will not
rcsult seriouly..,,I.
Cotton-picking seems to lie coin
menced in earnest, aind no dpubt tile
market will be uider - fair -head-way
it a few -weksi Dlinqucnts will
liase think of the printer whoil they I
sell,
Willian P. Murphy, .isq, formeily
6f 0Winnsboro, but now a resident'of
Wilcox county, Alabima, spit last
week. in our town, visiting fWads awd
renseig Wold' fifquaintan'A. Mv. I
AMurpily was severely wounded near
Atlanta in 1864, amid the .close of th
war found him in Alabamai hero -1i
Iarried Itild setiled. We are pleased
to learn that he is. doing reasonably
well, and as.(Fairfield boy we wish
hiiii abun,dauit success. .
A Jall delivery took' placc 'in tqvii
oil Sunday iaftcrimoon last, Aqdy m1
m143rson, the jailer, halfig gone off on
the Charlotte excorsionj left his father,
*lin Ermner'son, to look-hitprthp.pvI;
* (lIndi'8. '-In the atternon BenI weiit' up
into thme jai,oeaving both. the lower
and upper doors.open1, throuigh, wvhich
two prisonlers passed-' oniIgWhie" Ift
*(Bmi) w.as amnongst thie:othei;o. ~ Gno
otf those Who escaped.1had-ndarly .scrv
ed out a short seniteni'ejrand 4ho ef,her.'
was a*aitiflg t.ril n't'the udxt termn,ot
the Court of Sessions f'or - assault and1
-battery with iigtelnt to kill, ~
~'-Tura 13I'T,irof CL,Ua.-- -A cor..
c . spond4t wiites from IBlyt-he wood:
"'My letterK'writton some time sindeflas
p)robably beenmimsairied,. as .: see no0
notice of it hi yotirias't 'istei. 'Doko,
is still alive.- Our club rcorgaiied
soun,e i.ije since with olne hunlfdred and
***fiy mlemibei's. The'following jwyp -tih
* . Brown Vico-Presidents -J; U.
Matthews, Secretary; - Capt. -4. L.
Wardlaw, -Eaeutivo C6lttifhttle man.
W le will certainly maintain-..ol\W/ repul
tation as the banner fsCeinct of ~Fair-i
'i'll'COnUlty ,iand If al'otief yrnets
will do as-well Fairfield county, wvill
be the * anior- cduintf -'#fthd6"'State.
IHurrah for John D. McCarley and
Bob Ellison-and don't you for'get it."
,Y10R 00UN2' BUJcrI1 1 8.
The'I'welfth Reginnt and York CEnnty
Stiriivors' Association-BrIlilant Aduross
of Gen. McGowan-Large Attendance and
Bucoessful Colebration. . -
hpecial to the NeWSanti bourler. .1
ObIKYILLI14 Aligtst 19.-A j0Inl
nyecting of tihe sui'tivbrs of the T weffth
liegiment and the York . 6Wnty Sur
vigors' Apeggiation~was hteli Were to
dKy. - -The associations were Well i'M
rese'ted; 31bsides nroeros and visite
- ng military fullfiteo thousand peopfo
,reIn attendan o . -*.. *
'At 11 o'clodk ' 'irnbi's -f tit
two associations were escorted to the
gron'nds of the IFemiale Institute by the
AJe Liglji Infantry, of 'hoter, Lhg
- .Jbm'kins Rifles of Yor'kv1 e',ind''coips
of' Cadets of thle Kinig's Mountain Mil i
tary School, -where a statild was erected
* or speaking. - , ' '
A or pr'ayer f to Iov ' oe
Lathan,-the orator of tihe day,-Gn
McGowanm, wa's 'introduced - Col.
Ciad Joes5, 'prosident"of -tl 'jcvlfth
Regiment Aisociation. Gci. NcGowv.,
-at\' adIdress occupied 'abotit td6b hb6urs
lau delivery, and 'was devoted mainly
to hisetorleal and stat'stical infqrrna
tibn pertaining to the dchievemofits of
the, T olft]egimenut ing th.i wvar.
H-e em'a milusion t'o poifidy Stato,
6figot1nal~ ftid salid'not a 'Nyd$'d *tliaIt
by aiyjpoibility could be ' ounstrued
* as h;ihi to pace,.inion''atd 'gooil
* g6'vernment. .. HIe said tilat the eilbrt
on the part 'of the 8o0t'torn States :to
establi i a separate governm~elt felled.'
* We do 'ot propose to mako'.p' ref
oxidb td'the rhasons for making that of
foWdbi!thd ediuses of its failure. These.
*wbiMa bt Ieterestig- topics, but not
ajprpi'6rrthtoSlio'' IR is enough to say;
*that Soith Car'olina in dommron withi
th:.Cotifeder'ato-'Stattes uit.led in that
stk"'gaie. -A& h' sovereign 8tato and1(
the common mother of uIs allshei reared(
aloft her standard and' called"upon01
- Yery son .of hors to supi)Plt her stanid
- ar'd and to defend. hmhr s'ol'. That
standard tholijasi noW, had.-Upon it no0
9t1in1 of'di'Jhonor'. '' It -would havec beeni
treason to 'dis.y 'Every. loyal sont
qt berg^bucklbd"on"lhis armor and ifimm
ad smored the - umnfons, ln doing so,
* ho will v'enture to simy that thiey were
114t rt be1an11e 1ty pr0Ind 1a0nr
q)- -b,a k 41 o1111o -m
$iide- a fiefeijce ivbi astoMilied
dIrld - After iarying rortune''f
ry and:detit (after superlktillai
to on the a)64 o'ou wlioq e
1n1 wolion an4 children; th tba
of the h'ev State went riyin goi
Hotl.in 'dPeited the strule
6Itr'pe'ojld to l'Ocov'er thol f,
,fortuies ifter th stirrind6l "Id
coi-attilatilig thq survtwrs up 6t
de nlstt'atidin . a ' 05 ursig
th1uks'tid t6g I<& been spar;e
Wiy'i3oeb thisd.p,' o oihid:'
IV , hIvdMi 5sen0 "Pleo, th", inai
of all the Inilital O Iganizations wl
\woe0 fi thle Ii W'n, this county,
are here ii8 ,;411a"hy wiph t it
vors of tl46 Two ftI to joik all
dlittIes tid enijoyIment.Of' 16 occit
York .couity sent. to the war 'it
oien tilimn ,Werecusdr'.nes
ih the days o'tWshington- to an'N
's eCta0ble 6i'ny In Ui6lanW01v.,
wve itas .L.eai ps' eT11011ailo lntriAJi
to thp Fith l ml tiV **ee ' ,o'g
to the Sixth three emnpaudes -to
Twelfth three 0onIpautIes, o tf6 s
teenth four companies, to flib f
teenth tlu;eW.cgnop)Itib 0 the Twe
9otirth one 'abi'npauy, largely , fp
olebrated battery known. as i
Horse Artillery, to the mounted 11a
onl Legion. hunt}091. Imati., OaVR
Inaking at least'46nti-oie Compal
besides unitorgistii'zed Individuals.
went into other c9minancis andI
dered service.onsplciously In the
mortal defonce of Fort Sumter.
-olpPanies With recruits from tiino
[Imb would -probably a-gregatei
thousand son of York v eft )Ih,
pi'd friends and )Priled All upon
old of battle. Glorious old coum
populated to a large extent by 1
riardy Scotch-Irish stdok 0dhih fin.
iges. and countries has been die
uished for tenacity of purIose, d
ion to the principles of liberty
rallantry in the field. True to
ilstoric name and her character as
glo.nder of tle , unIlk-white. rose
oi'k, she prqs.kut4 to history the i
>f honor, which 'adds even to the fi
)f a country which includes within
imits Kin1g's Moufytali, whose gI
s firmly established as the ei
asting foundation of the inountain
vhich It was.apiPVed* He t Min Cle
)y culogi7itig the various officers :
non of tle Association who foll
)attle.
Aster the speaking the surviv
uilitairy, and a large number QK [nvJ
sfw" 060>aired to the tables fin'fea
he buildlig, where a sumptuous <
ler' ws spread. Splendid music,
'urnished by the Rock 11111 and Y<
rille Cor'net bands, The day pas
>casantly withoita single..ocourre
,o mar the occasion.'' The n'bxf- ant
e0htin f the Twelfth Regimenl)
survivors is to be held at Lancaster
lie third Thursday in August, 188
FOR COU.(TY COAMSSIONE
Thie many' friends .of Mr. JU16 F
[1EY nominate him as a camlidate
)ounty Comnmnissionor-subjcot to.
totion of tho Pemocratic primaries.
O TiE VOTERS 01 FAIRFIJE
0ENTLEMEN-Impelled by a sense
luty to my country and prompted wil
lesaro to serve my fellow-oitizens, I h4
>y offer myself as a candidate for the
ice of County Commis.oner, subeet
hp notion of tho' 1)eipportip % piiraa
nzd with the hone that mv. claimhs a
neot wvith due considorauion from
rien da. 'Respeoffully,
TROY T. LUMPKIl
FOR PRLOBATE AJUDGE.
The friends of Mr. TUlGS. E. BELL
~petfully omnilnato him for the ofilc
robatz Judge of Fairfiled County,
oct to the notion of the Demo.,
>ri mary. -- -
'WAVOS, 1AG~ONS.
N GAR-LOAD of the celebrated Sti
1.~ bakor Wagons, all sizes, to ar'
>y thc 1st of September. As* .o have
foro aaeld upanuy of these wagons ine
sounty, please ask those using thot
shey are good. W. IR. DOTiY & Cl
.aug17 _________
rlE SOUTHi CAROLJINA COLI1E
AGIRICULTURE AND M[ECHANIOt
'VIL'J be opened fo#i 'h instrac
if the young men of the State, on the.
3COIl?R, in the buildings of. the
south (larolinia dollege, with th'e foll
ing Faculty, viz.: ' 7
.WM.4rCIIHERt MILES, LI.D..
President anid Professor of English L
'"-4 aturo. . .
'JAMEd WO'ODRLOW, P'n. D., D. D,
oflossor of Geology, Mineralogy, Bo
and Zoology.
BENJ. SLOA,
Professor. of Mat.lfernatics afad Nai
" Philosophy.
:' WILLIAM BIURNEY, PH.D.,
Professor of Analyticals and Agrieuli
.Cholnisty anid Experimontal
1's.' 'Agriculture. . ..
for the year $10. For furtheinfornu
apply to the'8'cretary at Coluzsbia, .5
Bly order of the faculty.
/ . SIiNJ. SLOAN
Columida,p..C., August 13S, 188I).
JUST RlECFiIVED a .frh sul
of Olioipe GOtceriea.' ,The foil
ig is alist olviniy letding artic
Cl0ark's. 126$t ' Augusta (1l
'Clafk/s Bl'ed M:oMt and Pearl
Also, a Fresh lot' of Wheat. Braa
SUJGAUS
Gi'anulated, StandArd"A4 I
stone A, Extra C, and all th'e 1
grades.
- - COFFEE8'..
Green and Roastedaall gradl
Fre?lrQannedGod faHi
Fiiresh 1blekles and Saiuces.
1500 Gallons Winos niid Liq
'of all gradeg.
Givo.rae A~ call and-get a 5r
'.W. HI. DONLY
. .augj. *. On the Corn
1-Pay uip yoIur sub,scrip.ion at,
U* r
0 FOR, YOUNO hADIRS4
and; ~ AJ1.JI 1 Git, 2V- C.
t EV. It. .BIURlWELbL
. THE next sel'sion pominene
on .Wednesdayj tho J.,3t 8optem
bor, 1880.
- No instlIWtion offers superio
advahtadg's for instructi b i
wed idl b.rancheR us(jaily talight in 1irst-clail
iot'r sellinaria4 for 7o1Ung Iadites.
thi .Advantages for -instruction in mush
jils (v'boWl 4d-instruuental) -and Moderi
to Lahguages unvlrpase(j.
'he only In1ttion in the South hav
i g i 0.-ucesful operation a fully equi p
1i1 pod school-for instrution. In t eo
vIl and pra q ufopUing.
REV.*t. BURA,WELL & SON,
tho july.17-2m ."Raleigh, N. C
*F Ey LIQUORS
Ite -
iOsj
F0 a
Igh- -
60" Alif ANS BROS.' Old Cabinot Re,
rAPO .1803, CIld Roanoke Whiskey, .1840.
Also, Rotterdam Brandy. Cold 11am for
lunch from 11 to 1 o'clock every day,
to WHAVEre'ntly made' ekten'Nive addi.
.e . tions to my. Rtok .of Vines aad
liqiuors. whichi cousiSfA of a full aort
ment of 1ye Whiskey, Corn Whiskey.
- Preohi 4Fndy, Apple Brandy, Peash
Braid', Sherry Wfu4, Soappornong Wine,
.b. Champgnae Ste.
itno fe-' 4ocaim to sail the FINEST AND
tile PUlEST 11YE WHISKEY to be had in
ity, Winnsboro. Givie't a trial.
hat I also.alRd k op on haind a ful supply of
SREGARS AND TOBAQCO,
VQ4
Ind( .
h,er in great variety, ahd adaptod to the tastes
tiof'overybody.
Zalk.at $h PAL"ETTO HOUSE, in the
Witnsbqr'o Hotel building. .
olo
moh2'
ory
113
an BARMNSNG
in --AT THE
Corner Store I
tea_
I Of
linl.. ALL Summer Goods marked down at
vas J. M. BEATY & CO.'s.
irk
sed ALL Cotton Goods reduced in price at
J. M. BEATY & CO.'s.
of BOTTbM prices on Clothing and Straw
Hats at the'CORINER STOIRE.
L.
... AN Elegant Stock of Corsets just re
ceved. Something nice. Call and see
-the'ln.
E~N
for LADIES'Vv'itA Shoes will pleave re
the inember Zcieler Bros'. ho Shoes at J. M..
BEATY & Co.'s.
Jb 1 HOW WATCJ1ES ARE MADE.
of It will be apparent to any one, whi will ex.
h a amino a SOLID Go.D WAT1U. that aside fron
)re. the necessary thickness f9r engPaiving and
of- polishing, a large prop o6.lon of tile preelout
,to metal used, is feededl enly t,o stfen and hold
Ms1 theongraved port.lons1h plnen, nna'
.iw ' A~.-.,.---.---... w%ynL. Tne Oburtus
~Ygold Is actitally needless 'so far as5 UTIrITy andi
beauty are concerned. .In1 JAMES BOSS' PA T
ENTI GOLD WATCII CA8ES, this wAsTm or pre
clous metal1, leo,me, and the SAIlS sounryv
AND INENoTaI )1Odulced at fro on..thirti to
re. one-half of the usual cost of sld cases. This
of process Is of the most, simple nat.ure, as fol
ub- lows: a plate of nie.kel composition metal,
atle specially ada pted to the 1).urpose, hlas tw.o ph\tes
of SOLiD GOLD soldered one on each sidc. 'ihe
*t,hree ar-e then paslsed, between polshed steel.
rollers, and the result Is a strip of heavy plated
d-compositien, f ron\ which the case.s, Dpks, Cen-.
LivO tres, bez.zles, &c;J,a.re:cI. Spd shaped 1i suita
be-- ble dies and formere. '.he gold in thecso cases
the is suflciently thick to admit of all kinads of
if chasng. e,lgrhVing . and ena melIng.;. the en
). grav'ed eases have been'.carried uint ii wvorn per.
*icot,ly smooth by time and Use ivith ourgremnov
Ing the gol..
TIlIS IS TIIE ONLY t'ASE MADE WITH'l TWd
PLA TES OFl SOLIlJf\OLD), AND WAltit.i1TED)
BY' SPECIA L C'ElTrIFICATE.
Fog sale by Conner & Chandler aand C. Muller.
*Ask for Illustrated Cat,alogue aid. (6' Aee war
ranh . mch ll-tx1y
old -
ow.- - -
ter-. -
any I,
ural
ural
rent
* O
blir -~
oy -~
tiors ~
ain,
DR, V. E. AIKEN,
, e .. ''-DAILEli IN- - -
.-.. Drulgs, Medieines, TIollet G;oods, -Ct<
UD EN&. ATES'
- SOT,P1URN
0Usi HOUSE.
THlE 3M1.JC HOUSq;jF-THES,8UTJP
REM1OVAL TO 01it
w Doubli Store
An Iniu ic TQimpl.
Two largestores, each 30 foot front tj(
four stories high, frOnting on. three streots
a-d filled from oellar to loft'With musical
suplis. Nothing to conpaeo with it in
the foutlern Stat,es.
A BIG STO.I!7
A BIG STOCK,
A BIC TRADM';
AND mom TO (O3ma
Divring thio ton years since our estab
lislhmllent of ou: house we havo dOveopgd
the rusio trade of tho. 0o9th to a won
derful degree, but as ye, Nvo invo only be
gun. WN'esee, not ma-, years aboad, a
business of a million a yCar. nud to take
care of this enprpxonf tradowo have pro
vided ditr- pesent niammoth warrooms.
Fall trade 1880 will be imm1e1nce. We are
ready for it. For 31outhis our senior part
nor has been at 'tie North contracting
with Piano and Organ manufacturers for
instrquimints. H has coecludied most
advaitageons Contracts, and the Pianos
mi(t Organs aro k'coming, coming" 100,000
iuv;,'by erery steamer. Now Stvles, Now
Prices, New Terui, New Store, 'Now Do
parture.
SPECIAL OFPElI, FA Li, 1880,
Cv.sh prices with three Months credit.
During monxths of Aug. Sept. and Oct.
we will sell Pianos and Organs at LowRs
CASH PJlXcL:S, payable $25 t.sh o a -Pi
ano or $10 Cash 'it an Orgaii, 'ikifh the
144hoo in three iionths, wRyU'- INTER:.
ET.
WHAT. DO YOU SAY TO THiS OFFER?
Writo for Il(fstradd Cidogues and
Now Prnce Lists for Fall 1860, and pro
pare to be astonished.
LUDDEN & 13 ATES'
SAVANNAH, GA.
Wholesale Piano and Organ Dealers.
uI3o tooYs
'IOUCIIN BOWOM AGII.
T.L'erofore we take pleasure in an
nonucing to' t>r frien'ch, and ens
tomoers that~ we have made a~ great
reduction in prices of our stock. We
are detorminied never to bo
UNDERSOLJb.
We n.'ll gi":o our customers a sp3.
cial benefit by oil'oring great and
Calids,Musfnd,Swiss, ada
kinds of White Gocods for 6ummnor
GREATLY REDUCED PIPICES.
Suitins, Linen B p~tipgedgeat
ly reduced Prices. get
:Cottontdesy Joan:3 and Cassimaeros
at greatly redn'cod piices.'
Just received a now lot of Ladies'
Misses' and Childrpcn's. 1ippors.
A new invoic3 of Gen,i' pecarfs
SNeckties an.d Summer "Uildorwear
which will be sold cheap..
WHITE~ AND) COLOREE SHIRTS,
MOSQUITO NET TING I
\i- IOSQUITO NEiTT.lNG I
GREATER BARGA.INS
IThan Evoi. in $1>b iderios, H o
'CL)THNG1r ETC.
We now have on hand a full stock
of Clothing, Boots, Sihoes, Hats and1
Gents' Furnishing Goods divo ud
a call.bofoue buryi elewhore and
cofivinco yourlfcf.
P.L1NI)EUiE R & BIG.
,junoel.
D1"SS1.M'i'i0N (I(Ol 0AlR'I'i m~ i I'.
f '111 ca parE.nership hereotot'oro e:Kitin 4
1. unii ar the' 110 tirm am of Desp~'ur- .
Monits tis th,is day ('dod byv limnitaion.
Thlo style 01' the Ifrmn will remai~n (.he siamo
and business will be continued until
Jarfnuary 1st, 1881, whenm theocorn will
)I ILT 4O M
FOii COUNT-' COM%SSt0NP
A14- Ifesrs. fliors. Pleaso min oinloo
him J. A. TUliT IT, of Coder' Croeic, A
It to candidato for ('olAty C01o1ii;ioI.,k
c. elmiing election Sud+lbj(,t to tb lctioil
tho Democratic primaries, and obligd
--MANY FIEN1,2
' Adirf}%orm, M{e I illoilli;en J,
It. HAItVEY. Esq., as a oididlito for -
dge' oilce of- Conn1tv Coinlmiissionor tit the
1tion kin1 electio suKbject to tho action
1 ni- tO Demnerati cluo bs t the prIniary 0l
lpri - tionl--anld oblig L im
Asu-rs. Bliw.rs Please ainnout4 1
MA9 II. M. ZEALfV a a caIdidato for the ofl
ofCounty Conuntisioner at tho oisu
oioctionl--Illiject to tho action of I
Detinoeratic PrilnarY. AAw FniLNV8o
itieR Iessrs. il'or.q: 1llase ann111oun1co AM
l i t j). BOLIC'K as ta catklidlaite
t to Counllt.y Commisi"Hioler of Fairfield it i
* ensuing election --sil bject to the action
tho Democratio pr,iiary.
1he4* - .. JA_ FI1%1n% a
Pnir -q rI.Jaimes G Iferon,
A - Slei, resp etully nominat hiin 1f I
atto dilleo -f Con ty (,ommi%sionor at the c
Iuling election- -subjeot to the tution
hte i-iotrativ priuatry.
jan 17- t.d.
th( The inaity friends of Mr. M. 11. Al
Rdi.. tADY nomilato bi as n candith
th. fork..Am, Conimissioner at tho eviui
eledtlon, 1*Iblect ,to the action of t
beil''islriay
en -lssrs.1:lliors:'luase n111noulnco i
T. ,OSCAl DUHR. as a caud idato for Conl
us0ejold.nlioneor ait th-, en81111Ti Celectio
1b*e,t to the 6tion of- the Dminoera
primy. MANY FlUilENDS,
ard Thio/friendH of Mr. JAMES W CM)
ti1o MIANrespwettfrivly oninaiito himu for
olly nico- f' Cot-dy, Com.lissioner of F1a
Of led--- subjeot to the action of the Deml
eritic prinmary.
of'
for
the
'Mr.
for
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you
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8SALE STAI1E
anny
Mr. -~
N asi TO TIlE CITIZENS~ OF FAIRiFIEL
ner,
eat,ic
lub. J I[AVE" established a Sale Stable
sell stock stock .on -very atcomftllod
ut 1' lilnexi lall for neugotiabIle lmlp
the I'rsonis wvishaing to f,n.v or swap v!
do wel tocal1on m before purelh
-Ing.else0iv'here.
J08. 1. will also pay the highest cash j'i
the for
>jct
date *.eiver,ted at1Wf my 1)0abic o Conigr
r e t Street., locate ('Ioine door southI of
tOin tLadd( building.
S .W.ILLIFO)10
Mr ...2~.
a for -~
L'e tAe st s
s- ..... L i
.no- 8de.'
VI- ".CHARL.E8.5.
5-n-. noo.' .h.1tI~l
me A TJ T' (4P. Jnt of ferah (9,
FORt STATE SE,.NAT01C.
The many fgielids of Capt. 11 A..'U
LARD would resgpectfully nJoliln 116
as a candi'dato foe tle enate, miu bjo
the fiction,q.Rfthe Dumocrati.peiiatr
FOR jUDGE OF10 I?OBATE'
MeAsrs. 1itors : Pleaso nt.ouud
proeit ionibent, J.. Rt. Bovles, J,
of Probato,-ias a candidato for ro.'ole
at the ensuing electloi; subjoot to th
tin of tie Donocratic party at the
maris. By so woing you will oblig
"MANYFn
FOlt .8(3100L COm1miiSSJON
The friends of DR. JOHN BOY4.,
preciating thb- skill, -Aal and - Ild
with-whieh )rc lias dislihrged the d
of School .,CnimmissioneA, reppotf
noninato lim for ro-election---ub*jc
thitidn of tho Deino'ratiic'primtarii
'ie'cfriendm of the EV. JA'% ES6 DO
LAS8 rospentfully -nominate him for
position of School Commissioner of ]
tio14 0ounty at the ensuing clectic
suid4 t tp (fIO ie n of the Demloc
patlyat the primarie. --
FOR REP ES10NTA'nyF.
Messrs. Iifors: ileam anu-naico
none of' Major'JAS, PAG'AN a a -ca
daita for th Degislaturc-subject to
Doiocriic pr.iaries. - MANr FluEND:
Tb.efriondti of M1r. JOHN W. LYI
b--11'vidg..i.hat he will faithfully repre
all the interonts of the people reopeol
ly nominate him for a ucat i Tho 11<
of Rteprosontativ-oR-sHbjeid t 0. .h u ac
of tho .omoc,rat-i pri'maricm.
The frieha-of T. P. MITrCHELL re
hit -ftt.6d to represot the county in
llouo 6f Cptosentatives, and i'eslebti
Rubit bis name to the Democrat
lairlcid for their action in the prim
W'o present the mamo 'of MAtj. C
THI[OMA9 to the Democratic voters
1-Wirffled cotlity as one that.will:ably
cfloient-ly represent un in the St t]
islature-subject to the Democrativ.
illarie.s. Nu.-,mtous FaIEND;
'ih inany frioll(I Of tllo ton. TilI
F .UIClE. ippreciat.inig in a high def
his past sOrvices in t.he moso of' Rte
scntatives, respecifll3 lninate him
re-olection, subject to tld) result of
loniocratic "iriniry ol.tidn.
Messrs.. Kfflors: Pleaso announce
AMES B. TURCNER as a candidato
he Legislature at the ensuing elect
subject, to the action of. Iho Deliel
clubsat the prinmiaries. By so doing
will oblige- his.' F ItNtFI)
Mss ru litors: Wo bog to presei
tho favorable conHiderition of the vo
of' Fiairfield county Mr. GEORGE I.
MATEI as.a candidate for one of
Rloprsechtiitdved in thd ioxt Legislat
Wo present his name with the full I
anco of his high qualifications for
diit.inguii.shed pusiion, for in add itio
his finished Oducation a1-11 .kckno wi
iortl worth, lhe is ono of the )1ost pul
spirited citizel in our -.di, .l an1
such aainot, fiJI (o he it linost u1SCfl ill
bcr of our Iegisntire. .. MANY Vo-r.It
FOR SIERIFP.
Tnhe frends of R %. N. McMASTNER, 1
ma'6k t'hatriL'nt' U0ottty, 1hubLjctL to
action of the D)omocratic prlimariiy.
Theli frien ds of S. W110RT ER YON(
no011mate him a candidate for the o
of Sheriff at, tihe ensinig oILce)t-Put
to tho action of tihe Demiocratio' pi-iunal
'Messrs.' Jl,/br.: Pleesqo announce
R. I2: ELLISON. .J1., ats a candt(idalto
Shterif' of' Fairficld Countty, at the ei
ing eletion-.--sbject to tile action of
Demoaratic primary. MANY Furiism>
The many fr'icnds of Mr. JNO. D.
CA RIFY. recogiiiig h is pefcliar.fi.W
fori the oelAco, rvspe ffu1lly ominiate'
for~ Shleriff of FairflomT (Uouilty-GuhjoIe
the notioun of the Uuimocratic priniry.
.Jkkrs. .I?lilors: as noinaiiltionsR ni
6rdci', permit ux to preosent the nami
O000. JNO. B3. DAVIS nx a cnndidate
Sheriffat thue on1liIng olebtion' subl
of courso, to' the ivition of tihe D)emoci
pimuarics. .. - ANY k'at-Er
M1essrs. )Kli'' Pleaseo announce
JAS. L. RiIHMOND) as a candidate
Sheritf at the ensuing election? subje
the action of the Deniiocratic (lumbs aul
primaries; and oblige '-MANY- FIIrro
....may 13t.
.Messr's.., FdiIors .iUlleamso -'nnou nc
J. Preston .Cooper' as a candidate for
Deomocre tic notuination for elh ori'ff at
comning election (su.bject, to the deci
of' the prtimary' cloction-.) and obligo n1
a dUTHwEsTr.nN OoN OF' THUi CNU
dee 1G
FOR, C(JUJN'TY CON VM TiSON
M3e.sirs. i'Worsu~: Please annou nce
[ACOJI UlOOKMiAN.asi aeandidaite fo
ofile of.Contity Comnui'an.ioner ., for]
fiel'd Oonuty at the t.nsuiig elcet,ion,
ject t o the Deomocratio pr'imary'.
Xlbanse nunounce Mr. J1. Wmn. BRIOM
'a candidate fotr County Coinmissit
subject to the action of Mhe'"i>emoe
primn.eies. -Mr.'BJrowif- hqs been'I 11
feronrdy tndoi-sd by the Elythowood<
MANY FurEN1
Mesairs. JKlior's: The many friend
Mr; JNO. A, STEVWRT r'eisecct
niominiato hinmi.as.eandidlate fort thio
oif Counmty Commi,siiioneri, sub)ject to
DoiorQicpimcary.
.)f'g'r', Mlifor's: Pleae' ,innonli4e ii
J'. OMIN(G, Er"q., ats a canlldi('ite f.m
oflice ot',.Coeun ty Comm iiissioner---sit
to the notionl of tile D)emcric Pri maz
and oblige his '. MANy h?mtms.m
ON if.RO.EW1TCON, Estp, ais a cand
for the oflicu of CJounaty. Goimmissi in<
tiro on5uting election, subject to thoeme
of the Deoratic pr'imfaries, and o
lis . '" MANY Fimns
- Messrs. J&Wors: Pleaso announco
CHl ARLES DOUGLASS*~ as a oandIidai
Oounty Commimssionor of Fal rfiold,
joo the result,of the Domoctratic prii
-Messrs.'-lillorsa: Ploinsoe aDlo.lneo
J E . POWEGL as a candiditn for' the <
Iof Colunty Commrh4r.<oifur -ia. the r
( lectionit-subjet to the acti of the
many clect ion of thto-Doimoraltic tlub'
. .MANY FzmEN
' he frinds.of Capt. JOHN A.
NANT respetfully nmnt int
leiotothe oflice of Coiunt y Coin
Isinner--'subject to thte r'ount of' tho I)
c;r.m tic. ptrimary.
fMe.s,'rs. Edlers: The fri.onids of,.
1A M1 A IKEN, Esq., respectf'ully anu
hii m acani(diato for County Coi
, rnn"r at the e'r.sin g * '.$ ion, sui.
PURE
1 WINES AND'LIQUORS
h
of
WOULD miost respectuly ln'fa
pny elu tomers anildthe clt Nell$s-of.'Fall.
.,flokd generaily, thiat I kcep i n sto6AlC
ng ruill slipifly of fiok. trs,C a
eTob>aeco*, & ,. C., andlgaa
giving
'trial. Mh- stock consists its. llowi
of- ,1PORTED, ]LIQU.OUN.
.OTAERLD, DUPU Y & CO.'S COO.NAG
R1EA NDIE
or
RAMYESSCOTIWTN W1S.EY
JA.9AICA L. D..RUMS. .
Jr I,".gnral 2N M 'L--At IT IVop IN19.1
io
I o
F;tra. MOLINIER coRsiTsu WINE.
Gt1CAH. & CO.'S IMEIMS
nI; CLA"MPA NE.. .
0
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