The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 02, 1880, Image 3
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For Sonator--11piy Friondi.
Fresh Cheesc-J.M; Beaty & c
Fresh Ohcese, second lot, at D.only's
Mr. J. 0. Boag will recoiveOu a fel
days a lot of his fino Davis sowink
mag.nl os..
Mr. .0. W. Crawford is having a nev
front put to his stables and otherwis(
improving the promises; .,
Cr6psIn i&reld aro not quite ul
the average, except the crop of can
didates, which is booming.
; The Winnsboro Gn.-OAn! iaiws ac
cOptcd a' ciRll(n-1iiko thio Rock i1
Club for a glass-ball match at hcsto
At such tine as tho two clubs may de
cido0 Lupon, . - .~.
Messrs. J. 0. Dong and J. W. Bo
ljck have formed a copartierslhip, am
ill', in a few days, open' a grocer
and turniture store in the Chandle
building, olposite Messrs. J. F. Mc
Mapter vt.Co.p stpre,
The Democratic County Exceutiv
Committo nict on Tuesday, but t!"Anls
actod no business further than provid
iffor agood rpresentationt..of th<
couty Democracy at the Columbit
ratification mcpting Qn the 7th instant
No date was fixed fdr Ihe priiarles-.
P Tihe Congressio natll Conventiop of l
Fourth District was eld at Chcstpr ol
the .1st instant:. Col. J; IU -'yins
ofSliartanburg, was nominated Oin tli
first ballot, receiving 21 votes, Majo:
Wootdward, 9, Goen. .rJ9Th
ffoniiationl was ide nllimllivious 0m
mot Ion of Major Woodward, who saik
that ie would now, as lie did in 187(
and 1878, do all in his powe to SCOUrI
the success of the notfhitco. (Immui
applause.) ,
The Dauntless Nine-- of thi 'Te
p)layed a match gamne of base ball ii
Obester on Tucsday aft.egnoon las
* ~ithi'the Chester club The --Ohosto
hoys wcro victorlius by.a score of 1
to 16. The Daitless.sp)eak in g,1ow
i'ng terms of their handso.m. --t reat
moent, which wvent vecry piar to reconcil,
thema to their defdat. Doubtless othev
* ~ matches wvill be played du'ring~ th
season.- -'
*Fresh IContuc ky Cider at Donly's. .
G LA ss BA LI, SuooTiNo .-The Winnms
boro team did wvell iln the glass bal
abd' pig~boi conitesta ins Spa-taEbbAie
last week. Th0y' wonx the t,lard place ii
th'o pigeon match. In the 'sweepstdcs
Mr. Wallace killed all the birds
eleveni in miimber-thie only cleant scoi:e
Mr. McCants killed teon, MrrMtCh&al
tied with -tido o(hers for a fino gun
aid Mr. Alken tied for third money
and would have done better, but. tha
onie Or two shots wvere r.uled4 o6'
thouhtlssltofinghis gun in thi
wrong p'osition.
CLun EETI OAKLAND .Thi
A' ,n'ostrand~actions, sp)OiOh
ro menade by Capt. UI. A. G'aillard
Jo B. E. El.kin, for sonato, Mr. G.MH
SMcMastcr, . Maj. -C...E. h 4jpmnad ain
- Mr. J. W. Lylos, for reoiresentatives
Mr. J. D. McCarley, Col. J. B. Davi:
avid Mr. James Richmond,.fo i shorili
and Messrs.' IIcrrn' anet Ndaly toi
edunty commissioners. It is- a, fac
that we had ,as ruany candidates ai
ioters. - . .
A resolution idas p;assedking LIh<
D'omocratie .Execoutive Committac t<
-- lave the primaries' as cartya l) ossil
-Let tihe ball move on.. Let us have fh<
primai-ie's now. No6 want to 'kldon
-the iooinesg. While yg are divide(
ainong otfreelveroir fees ard unitdY
anId watchinig for oum'wchk poinits.
Tho oioling' thle St.ate canmpaigi
on the 7th inlstanlt, should be asitecess
aid tihe E~xecntivo- Commnitteo is att
tiforlzed to call on Oakland for twenity
ive mV n 101............... 'JCOt.
STATE NOuRAT, INs'rTTT.-T.h i In1
situto closed Friday Jast.e Dr. White,
foor'd Smith maide an -leoquent.Addres,
*n "Bottei the beglum)nf6fa .thinga
thap tho enud thereof." Mr. RI. 0
Sams called Mir. W. K. Blake tolh<
chair anid offered a solics ofres'blution,
for the teachlera, thatiking the citizen,
of'8pArtanburg and Faculty of.thmo .:h.
stitiit. -Mm. Blake, Inl presentinig thc
'e~hLtionls, wf&iTore carried unani.
n)Qual-y,- anade some very ha~ppy re
marks,' 'Sutjjeri ntenident Thompsoii
*being citlled on 'spoke wit,1 his usual
eloquence.- ' Mssms.-'Areher, -Riemanm1
and Davis sp6ke" wvords of farewell,
Mnjior Thonipson then, 'on- beohalf' o1
* ~the teaechers an&'acuilty, procs'ntel
Priof. Soldan tWith' ii hamdsom'e, silvot
-gob)let. as's: 'tostimoial of .dstom
Th.'ilpf'Ocip0int Ak$oledkMgod th&.glft i
olrQisOffiiIrOo 0 b94tile dokology
Lhd .Liho boniodiotloi
Moiord Citiztns hVi Have IXoioreal
I 1o0K dREEK, Aglis 18, *8 0. ]
did Iot intend. wheni 1 J,3i, ', out to
roc69r-d thle fine,mo10:-cs of theo dopalitiO
nlie of ivoi'th lit Western Fallield, to
Smalid mentioi of any,but th1oso living
alitef'totito the year 1830. Yet I,wi1
r jUth to pass by -tlio of lator dato. I':
I this coluetion, I tako'pleasuro inl mak.
t ing worthy Inotionl of the following"
Wat it: find Jas.' IaVfIlc&6 douhttt
Henry Lyleg who died of fever in
8 camlp, and, Is.aon-61 .WyoodwardVN wiq
Wns kille"d (in 'Vik'a'tdaii' 'DIVihap.
Iian's:son (name not recollected), all
tleso" I thi(k, oxcep )altcr R. C, and
1 ienry Lyles fell in thlo battle of An
Pines.. Walton and Robert Croivderf
T I think' Will at. Petersburg. '.John No
r vitto I fogot wliere' he was a. brav'o
and christian so.ldigt.. All-these brave
r qlu#, iielogervo respectill- notice
3 for tieir uitold hardships . aind self
sacrificing virtues in the Lost Canus.
I forgot to mention that Jas. Wallpe
onuts. . received a deadly jduWq,
..tilh setit him to-the. hospital ut Rich
mond V.a., where he died in the full
hope of eternal felicity. Robert Crowd
er, fitlIer.of .Walton and Robert, dc
soie J.ptctfl notice as a ihan of
int'lry anld honesty. lie (ied oil Iy
r alitatioi in Decmpnhor 1846. Capt,
ltobert F". Coleimin, a. worth citizen
rid kind neig1j.4or, and practlcal fti'rP
or, (lied near J1uk14j.In .1843, His
broticr, e10 61 CoIlnan, Wass,f strict
ly honest'm if and worthy citiz 1, aind
kiid nqiglibor, and died near Feaster
Vil lt4 gi'C6n old age liot lVng 'since.
(itf.John Q. Arnett lived .'with us
for many years and was a r'spectable
farmer ani'merchaint at Back Head
hl died in Geoi-gia'In his native coun
not lono before tie lato war. AuA
row McClorkin lived near Buck .Hekd
I as a. rospeqtsblp school td-cler o
many years, and died at Lyles Forl; I
think, durig the late war. -Jcssb Ed
rigo, Aldicd at Rock
(3'Itgo . zI I,. 41vockqV1 fn
Creek , at the age oseventy-sqven and
a half ye-trs, aid was noted for his wit
and 'huimor, and eccentricitis, and
fondness for hogs in the -'reArilg -of
(vIichi le excelleti. 1le -was a neat
farmer, good neighbor, and w*hat Pope
calls the noblest work of God-an lion
est man. . Micajah - Mobicy,;, oJohn
-%Mgador and Dianuiel, Ills son, lived an
died oi Beaver Crcek. Micajah M.
was a consistent member of Rock
Crok l1tptist Church when 1 w'as a
boy, and would oflenl becOme so el
thused under Dr. Woodwiard's pupit
eloquence, that lie would rise inl church
and give .6lit to his emnotion. 1le died
a'an advaniceda e.somoi forty or fifty
years ago. 116a liJohn Meador, ift
wvas said, were never found without
corn for sale, and were kind1 neigh,
I bors and rsj)etable citizens. Daniel
Meador was a worthy citizen, kind
Iig-1hor and exemplary christian, and
dicdi after a prolonged illness not Inig
beibre tile IatO-var. I will noNv bVing
1, tto a cAse my feeble sketches, with the
hope that I ndy.mo lo charged wi(h
discrimination, aind be pardoned for
omissions. I may give your readers
an article or two. on time present inl coil
.traist with the past if I don't leave yotl
all in m. old.ae.
Thani to - Co. H., Old Sith;" foi
supp,)lg oinissionis inl your issue 0o
3 the 24t.h iult. I did not have dates am
1 p)laces at hianid, and thjone-ht inicident!
t might answer without thdim.'
I hiope 01u1... cirlzaens Wvil iot' omi
sowingl bounitifully ol turnip 'ieed! am
food will be scairce'next winter, *and( :
thinkftis is' one vear' that. coltoi
should be topped to hiasten its mnaturi
ty. y. . E .
3CIIEESE I CJIEESE iI
A FRESII suppy~y a6f Chiee just rc
tc1f6d and for salec at
set1 J. Mi. JEA TY & Ce's,
sept 1 .On tho Corner.
WAG ONS, WTAGONS.
NCAR-LOAIA of t he clobrate d Studle.
baker Wagons,. all sizes, to ari'ive
by the 1st dt8eptember. As we have ho
foi'd, aid inainy of these wagons in the
county, .pleaso ask those usng them -il
thcy are good. W. 11. DOTY & CO.
augl17l
~TEW GOOts.
JUST lEC:EIVED a fresh sulIy
of Choice Groceries. The follow..
ing. is a list 61 my leading. articles :
Clark's--. Best .-Augusta Flour,
Clark's B6lted Mual and Pearl' Grist.
Also, a Fresh lot of 'Wheat Bran.
SUGOARS.
Granulated, Sthndlar A, Aby.
stone A, Extra 0, and all the lowei
grades.
COFPFV .1S
Gr-een andc K.oastod--all grads-.
Fresh Canied Goodsh of all kinds,
Troi P'lckl6s andaeos.
,I500O Gallons WVines and Liquors
of all grados. --.
'Give me a caH gna get e Bargain.
au ~W. t.'D1Y,
ug71 . 01);the Corner.
--AT THLE
Cozrne, Storoi
ALiL Sim 'nor Goods marked down at
J. M. DJEAT'r & CO.'s.
ALLT Cotton Gooils rednieed in ydi'co at
J. M.J3EAT Y &(J0.'s.
B3OTTOM prices on Clothing and Str w
IHats at the OO1INMR STORE;
AN El ant Stoo)i of 'Colrsets just re
celved mething nico, Call andooe s
:I,ADTISH starina gShooes will pleaser.
thmfr 2ior 'r. lne Shms a J. tr
'P,
7og7V
NATlANR BROS. d- abinet -1ye,
1868, MId. 11.pntigo Whiske ,)860.
Also, Iottordanm Bin dy. Cold Iun fo
lunch fro.In 11.(o 1ol.ok overy day. -
1 AVPE joontlynMado 0xtOnsiv9 addil
.. tio-1 to wy stock of Winds aod
liquors.'Which consist* of a flil asort
ment of Ryo Whil4koy, Corn WIiskoy.,
French Brandy,.- Applo lirandy,.- Peac),
Brandy, k;lorry Wine, bouppornong Witlo,
Obiamupagne, etc.; etcm. .
0I olaitn' t s.I .the FINEST ANIP
PUR EST 1Y yHISKEY to o, had In.
Winnfboin. ' ive i a trial.
I also asok op o hand a fu'auply of
axeg .axDT on .''o
SZ1941S AND 2'0BACQ.0*
in .groat'vriety, and adaptedAo qho tastei
of ove a
. cairamo PAL"'ETTO HOUSE, in the
Wlhisboro H1okol building
J. CLENDINING.
moh2'1 .
SALE STABLNt
TO TRE CITIZEN40F FAIRFIELD:
ITA7E estr1ljsli $8a,1 Stable at
SWinsboro,'an * d!An prepared to
sell stock sk?:k on VerY ACCOM m
mg emins; (Ather for qrsh or on timo
u111til next fall for negotia.ile papprf
Pursons wislihig to buy or siaap ill
(10 well"to call.0n e liefore pr-chas
img cIsewhe~re.
1 will also pay tho liglest cash pric&
for
CORN AND FODDER
Deliveredatimy Stable on CoigrefS
Strect, locuted onc door south of Cli
Ladd building.
A. WILLIFORD.
tn 2(
-wo: .t
Dry Hides
Sheo'p Skins,
amub Skins,
Goat 8kinn,
Doer Skins,
Otter Skins,
Mink Skins,
1-ray Fofskins
- Coon Sins,
Opossum Shius,.
Rlat Skins,
Rabbit Skins,.
Cotton,
Beeoswax,
Wool~
Rags,
- Copper..
ir The bighest cash prices w
b6 paid ..-.
U. G. DESPORtTES.
may 25
BARGAIN!~ BARGAINi
* 25 PAIIBS
iA DIE S'~
ILCK i00OLOR ED
-A.T
JIIU ST B E SO L.D!/
McMASTElt, .B3RICfl & CO.
~~ eBjWo dI
DR.* W. E. AIKEN,
Drugs, Medh'n.a, Toilet (o'ds, etc.j
-ARE,
iOUCH ING BOTTOM AGIN
Thor efqrq wo ta ploasur. in a
fpip g--to 'o, jrx an pus
tomOrs that we ave m de a 'gr
reduction im 16'r'ids of ourstock.
are determined nei6r to be
We m ill give our cudtfners a spi
cial benefit by qffering grea an<
rare barga1hj
Calicos, -taiieflt-$wiss, anO al
kinds of Whito dods for 'itimixmo
wear at
GRIEATLY ,UV
Suitings, Linen Buntings at .
ly r,pdqcod Prices.
'do'tonid< ' !ea(and Caassimerei
at greatly 'red6ced' prices.
Just received a new lot of Ladl
Misses' and Children's Slippers.
A new invoice of Gents' Soarft
Neckties and Suifintr---Uifderwaa:
which will be sold cheap.
WHIT AND COLOREDSMRTS
MOSQUITO IRETTING !
MSQUlTONETTING!
GRb,AT5rBAIRGAINS
Than FydV ini' dmbroiddries, Ho
siery, Notione, -etc.
-::1 --
CLOTHING, ETC
,.We now have on hand a full stoc
40F0loihing,.BoQtA 0bpp4j'U4tp anl
Gents' Furnishing Goods Give U
a call before buying elsewhere an
convince youiself.
P LANEBCKER &il).
juinn
(Di
UPRIGHT
A FLI ASSSTE N
Q-E Q~DT 1 E
U'RG' T J. F McATRA&
FOR STATE SENATOR.
Themany friends of Capt. H. A. OAII
ARDwouald resptdiftillyv.. norpinatfo hi
ms a tandidato for the SUfato, .sui.bect I
the notion of the Domocratia prianaies.
Thme ny trienIRs -of. ol. . BAYLIS I
JILKIN Pa inAtle im A o'condidate f<
the Senate from 11rfld county, subie
to the r<gulations of tko kigiary elqptiot
'The frieqds 6f br. H. YONGUE MI'Ll
INOirespeotfully u9minate ih .for Coi
ner of Fairfteld 0odbtqy-ppbjoct to i
result of the Demperatio y.lipary.
The friends.- of Mri G. S. 11INNAN
omininato him. for -ie-eloeilon to offioe
Coroner. subject to the action of tl
Demaoratiu' riinalie.
FOR JU1f I A-1O .,
Thb frienis of %Ir. THOS. E. BELL r
speotfully nolvityate him fol tle ooi04e
Probate Judge . of Fairilelt :C6unt' Rul
ject to the 4tion f the Deinoorat
pr-e .-. /~ A ..
hievis. Edilors : Plonso anxo'unce tl
present fioumbent, J. it. Boyles, Judl
of Probato, as a. id4A4se -or' re-electic
a- t44pA g eliotion, -subject to the a
oW o the Donocratic party at the pi
niaries. By so doing 3oII'i obi igo h
FOR CHOOL COMMISSIONEI
.'Whe ]0DIL'O. f-1"BOYD,
pleist g the skili-luXI and fidelli
*i th which he has disobarged tho duti
of School Cnmiissionl,r, respectfull
nominate hipt for re-election-subject I
th attf@A o'.cD.cratio primois.
The frien dH of t' - WT: E8 DOUC
LASS respectfully nominatd-himi: for tLi
position of School Commission'r of Fai
.eld Coupt- .At the ensuing eleo(ioa
subje6t to h4o$pn of tim Democrat
party at the 'jfimarit
FOR REPRESENTATIVE .
. 'Mesik. 6-AJir: 1111kne Announed
name of Major JAS.PAGAN as a cand
data for tho Legislature-tubject to (.I
Democratic priiaries. MANY FUILNDS.
Tho f0pndsiof-Mi' JOHN W. LYLE
lieeving that he will faithfull represei
all the interests of the people, respectfu
ly nominate hin fQr a peat in the How
of Representatives-ubjept to A4o, dotic
,* ocatenrimanes.
of 0t0"B1h*061
The fribnds of T. P. MITCHELL rega,
him fitted to'reproont the c6unty in ti
A.fo*#&oPepeUtafive% ond respectfull
submit his name- to the Democrats <
Fairfield for their action in the primar;
We present the namo of Mij. 0. 1
T8OMA to the Democratic voters
Fairfield county as one that will ably at
? aepily represent us in.the State Lo
.s8ature-subjeet fJ the Democratic pi
m a es. - NU kLUOUs F IEN IDs.
The many friends of the Hon. itu
8. BRICE, appreeinting in ia high de ri.
his pAst.4rvic&.: in the House of t ln
R sentatives, reppectfully nomniate hiMii f
re-election, subjoet to the ; result of tl
Domocratic primary eleotion.
Messrs. .Wors: Please announce
AMES B 'A"KNER as a candiduto f
he Legislature at the ens uig oltio
su>e,4teato of -.he Democral
.elubeat th.primiarios. ,By 5o doing y
will -oblige his, pfANy FIENDS.
[ fssrs hNu 'rs: We beg to present
the favorable consideration of the vote
-. of Fairfield county M~r. GEOROE -H. .l\
SMASTEig-dd W candidatd for one of o
)Reprek.qntativos inL tne Lgiat
W prset hi.aewt lafl si
aneofhs high tjalifications for L1:
distinguished position, for in addition
spirited cit.ens in our county, - and
such cannot fail to be a most uschil nyei
ber of cur L6llMo~ ture. -AZ my VoTnns.
U.1'h 1 EBlFF.
The. friends of iR. N. Mof8fd Est
respectful ly nomdiap Ein for thea ofilo
Sheriff pf Fairfiold County,- subjet, to tL
notioijoft)io)ekooratio prima,ry
The friends ef e WAhTER YONG1.
-.n,o uinato hiquap~sandidat9 4o;. fJo otti
ofShoriffat- the ensuing oedtion---irbje
to the a6tion'4f the Deooratio prizhmrir
Shri$.(...1. -3.dounty, at the ens.
lng ofection--subjeft to the nct.ion of LI
Demioaratio primary. '4 MANY FaiEhms.
The man,y friepds f r. N0. D.M
CARTAEYI tecogtizmiW 2mlipdouiar titne
for.tho omilo'reopdctb y nomuiiate~ hi
for Shori0' of: Fairfield Cout;fy-subjct
the notioE of the Democratic primnar.
Messrh. id$Hors:.8 As nominationh are
order, biermnit.u, to-present 4he name
OJL. JNO. B3. DATIS as a candidate f
Sheriff at 6he ensuing elect.ion iIubjec
of eqiVe, to the action of tbd emuobrat
- IMssrs. EdUors: Please announo M
JAS. L RIGHMOND as a candidate f<
- .. .,. may J3-tf
. E?diors: ''Pease annourtce M1
J. Pr ston Oooper as a canudigg@4 'for Il
.0efn&Zratio nomin'ation for'mheri. 1y
edmning.election (subject to the dceisk
- fjthetrimary-eleption), and oblige mar:
SotrAIWESTZSRN ponfTlo OF Tl COUNT
dec.16 ,.
ItR~COUNTY -COMMISRIONE1
Th'o many5 fe4, 6f'1fr. OHiN FE!
LEY pominate himr as a candidate f<
Couny Comnmssionor4-.sub'jet to LI1
4e0IQ.A f the Dep9odratfoprinariesv.
MAcetirs. mIErfur: Please announce 14d
[Acqi) BOOKMAN tia.patil'idcato for sL
o fCut/p Ynsoner for Fal
jeete-to the Demmodratic primary.0 r,81
4* u .9 . !;- - ' 3117 -Fiuhir,
asauonnc14~ J.Wi.DONnl
a gIsdidete fon, County Commissions
sanb i00-.to ,the actiori of the Demoeratl
primaries. M'r. Bre'wn has .boeg.sunr
mnously en dor%ed by the Blythewooid cluli
-v - MANY Fritwps.
Messrs..&Wors: The flyofri.endii
Mr' JNO. ',. STEWART' l'e ectfull
norunnato him -adaiandidate for he ofik(
of County Comimis'alober, subjoct -to Lh
Democratio primary. -
.Mestrs, )AdUors: Please announce THlOf
* %OWING$ E-j,.-as,a Qandidate for th
ofKoo of Couty Coemmissioner- -.subjo<
t - the 46tion of the Democratic Primnaries
apd obligd his' .- MANy FEnInNDs,
Mesars. Ed:or.u: Please annonnce DDI
ON H. KOQRVSON, Escj. as a candijdal
for the-oMs*,ofOomnty : Cotnniissi.mer
the ensuIi' election, subjoo6'fo tle actie
of the,Democratic primaries, and -oblis
his '..o --'-* aiM
- itbscr b H
GREAT AEy
WOULD mo-st id"eadctfdl y 16ift,
my. custoumers and the citizeni ,d e
16d(j eribifHy" that'l keep 'M sto6k
ftili stipplf o*f thid L .4W rs'; If:
Tobacco, "&e. ~ uu.,iml gtirat
Satisfaction to ally one, giving
trip).. . ,My stock co.jiss6ts as -Ilao a;
IPORTED ]LIQUO1C.,
OTARD, DUPUY & CO.'S CQGNAG
,.BRANDIES. '"
BRAND'S SCHIEDAM GINS.: .
JTAM51A1(A L. D.. RUMS.. -
F'. xNol?jNO D E 110RA SHIERRY
I, muLDNu st.-PORIT 1INE. :r
I, I. MUMM I CO.'S iIiuMS
:GENUINE RtT11NE"%WrNE.
DOMESTIC LIQUOlts
SARtATO0A PURMI ItYE WIS.
IiEY.).
NATAN'S 180 CA BINET -IRtE
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TH'IE BE5TGIXF :. CIGARS I
.1 OF TOAI 1 HE SOU
'YIE AMRCNTISDGR~
NOMINAIWONS
FOlt COUNT; C6hitSSIONER I
Iessrs., Id.l,rs: PIleaso announco Mr,
n (1lA.LE8 DUI).ULAES ai a emielidit for
U11 Count ComlmilAi.opwrof Fair-11014, 81ub
Ject the v0stfit, of the Deinworatic primary,
- M~ANY k'lcX1NS.
r essrs BIUMAors:8 7 Idase aniouneo Mr.
't R. P0%'ELL a candidato f6r thoe offle
i. of -on'nty Coi1is2ioner at the ensuing
,.c6tion-Aihject to the action of tho pr
n.ii bletion of the Democratic clubs.
MANY FtrNls.
VThe frionds of Capt. JOIIN A. JUIN
RANTirespootfilly noyiwito him for re
eloctioi'io the ofilo of iConnty Commis
OlIoT- mubj oct to the result o the Doato.
Tcratio prhary.
0 Xes.sq. 411orn: The friends of WIL
IAM AIKE4 -Es., tespectfidly ainouno
him a eandN1te for County Conniis
ipnor ft the neuiig eleetiop, subject-to
- the result of the Democratio 'lmArem.
Nn.rH-WFWEsTn LA116IELD,
i esur. 'lilois: Picase apnounco ,
ic J. A. TURRETT, of Oedar Crock, -as a
I. covdidato for VbuitY Commissloner aCtho
0nsuilng oleCotiol, HlbjEt to the action of
i the Domooratio primitries, and oblige
MANY FuEND8.
I- Mers Pi 1ors: Pleaso t,nytounc JAS.
i- R. IAIVEY, Elq., as ia candidate for tie
im office of Coun,ty Colklmissionier at the en
I - suing oIetiot-suhjced to 'tho p6tion of
- the Demeeratic clulm at the priniry clec
tion-and obligp his
",(:!'1 /..P, NU'ATnOUS FRIENDS.
dors: Ploake datrounce Mr.
1H. M. ZEALY aH i candidate for the offloo
y of County:Cojissior at tho ensuing
o eiooqo-lini 1dt to the ncti(ln ',of t,
DeinDOratic prin.ary., MANs FInENDS*
iesmrs. Jlitors: Please annonceO MIt
O IBERT5. IOLCi, a. it cti;ldidate -tor
r- County Commissioner of Vairtield at the
ensuing election -ubject, to the action of
0 the Democratic priinary.
the friemti or Mr. JAmies Q. Heron, of
. Sit.lem, rioupAtfNily iminato him for the
o Oflfed-OtC401tty .do11isx1oneoX at t on
suing c1crtion- -allbjetA to the action of
o the eimocratio primary.
jan 17-td .
, The maiy friends of Mr. M. H., A
it CRADY nominato hitm axiv cndidato
for County Conmissioner it tie csuing
to election, sul'aject to the action of the
n Democratic Prinary.
Wlcr ditors: Pleaim iinnouoo I R.
il II OSO(AU 1R Ulasa candidate for County
0 Commisioner at tIe eiNuibm 'etionl,
y Hubject to the action of the Deiocratic
f p.riiary. ANY rifmNDs
- ThO friends of Mr. JAMIES W. COLH
. MAN respectfully iininat% l hiil' 1or the
office Uf Cout-1y (Cmonitsioner of Fair
flid--stibject to the action of the Demq
- cratim primary.
TO, T11i0,iOTRESd OF FAINFIELD.,
NTLEMEN-lInlplled by a sense of
1ditty to my count11ry anl prompted with a
a (mIro to servo my fellow-vcitizen. t here
by offor myself It- a eltivlidlito- kr I Io of
jr fice of Cotfnt.y Commissioner, mljeot, 6
to the action of thlie D0mocra1tid' ph nrios1 ,
11d With 00 hIol1 that my claims m1ay
loot with du1 coimideration from my
r' friends. e.especLfully,
Dr 1'.ROY T. LUlIPKIN.
u LUDDEN& BATES'
SOUJTHIERI
USIC II USE.
ha MQOYM ?RA o
f .
>r
oAn Inuenseii Mus8i Tfemille.
. ,T~ wp.jage stores, eo), 30.fept front and
$1 foujr A t1urmsi high, fronting on'tliredrtrecls
e and #il!ed from cellar to loft wvith musical
mn sup~plion. Nothuing to comfpiao with it, in
to, thie Soutpra S(rtdNte
A-. I Bi'IJ SOCK
c ..4 1310 TRADE,CK
AR %i'ONE TO COME.
~DuURii th0.4dn yearm- since our1 estaib
10 lishmient of our 1h00o wO lhvo developed
the music trasl ,of the South to a won
,derftil degfe, Gut as yef, wvo hatve only be
n.WSee, not many years ahead, 'a
r. uitsiness of a million aii c ar, and to tiake
'9or6OfT'' tm 'himdus tr'ade:wo have pro..
'vided our present, mnammzoth waIrCroomsk.
flFall trado 18t' will bo iminense. We aro
Y ready for it. For months cur senior part
nef has been at the 'North contracting
v. ith Piano and Oranmnuatrors for
ifastrulitent*. 110 has conchided most
adl.vantageous contracts, and the Pianos
- and Organs are "Coming, conriin" 100),O0
nmoro, by every steamer. Noni tyles, New
Pr'ces, Now Terms, Now Sigro, Now Do
r parture. ,,-:
SPECIAIL O1FJFl, A 1880.
Cash pirices witli threo Monlths orodit: --
0Duinii& months. of Aug. Sept. and Oct.
wo wi.il .soll Pianos and( Organs.at, LOwEST
C IAan. lrnrois, payalt $25 (inSh- on a Pi
ano or $10 Cash OnI arn Organ, with tho
biklaneo in three mont,hs,. wyn nou 1NTna.
, WHAT !.0 YOU SAY TO Ti FFER?
Write for Illustrated Cataloguos and
Noew Price Lists for Fall 1880, and pro
. pare to lbe aRtonished.
LUDDEN- & BATES'
0 SAVANNAH, GIA. 6 -
2 Whnhicsale ritno and Organ Doalers,
I. july 21
GLASS 'PENS
,For uising 'r.delil>le I13k, Price,
.15 cents, For Sale at Drug Stbo of
A New jj