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:T .riis or.'1.Tigi Nitwa AND 1U1CRALI? IA Vde eitin fNit dIlar ,e amlud, in aIdvancOe;wkXy e.dition * . ~tw.o dollars.aWd fifn, centFper annum, II $kidv;a)1gQeLibra\ dia.co.utto clubs or live and uplvwm s. pCr inch.for the- flyet insertli 'vad fifty cenlts p)er inch for.ortoll subseq .ient insertion.~ Those0 rateruppIv-to all 4d.. vertisemnstits, of-whuitbvet natu ae, and pre paya ble strictlyi *& advanc'e. Con tracts for threeg 'er--or lfwelve mo'i:ths mdeUI on veVy.3 lIberal terms. Tran-. - ientla. 1p41:loticos, fifteen cents per Jine Tor thlilrst insertion anid seven and one4i'~alt'-conts per line foi' each subseouunt hYsertiW.''Obitua-ies aild tributos of resp)ect charged as adver tiscIfllints. Simple annouitcoinonts or m.arriages and deaths.pu)lblisihed free or charge, and solicited., , All commiuiications,' 6f -whatso ai' fature, should be Eiddresseds.t6 the nnsbo PiibUlihinug -Cdhipany Ynmsboro, S. C. Noutit Zion Sebpol--R. M. Davis. Cologe.'-W. . Alkon. Cotton Seed-James Pagan Mr. anl Ms R..:tM. Hue havo juat leturnedfl'om a pleasant,ylsit to rolai tives in Virgiia and N York. 'The ley...Mr.. Pratt. auunped ..o3, blunday that on Sundqay next hie would 1>RAehi a sernon 'on th doctrine of ] election. "K Quite a.large dotdl f1om* ,thle Winns boro Democratic Clul; let't for Colum bia on Monday to Prieipate In the grand ratification rally. . vThe coloit people are having camp -optings in different portions of the <ounty. ,.Tlie.ttondance is large and the forvo'r very great. The Judicial Convention mots i0 Chester to-da,v. 'liV. ambdates are Messrs. Gaston, of Chester, W. . tsils, JrS. of York, lough, ofn .Sny caster, ad Reynolds, o' Faiefi-ei. Nine votes wvill elect, , ,~ cr We are authorized to state that a meeting of- the Democratic County * Executive Committoe will lbe held. $n < the 'Town 'hall on Saturd.ay, thme 11th inst., at 11 o'cloc ,.a. - nIi. by order of.thme County Chairman. A full at-. tfndance is dosir9ld, .as the meeting is a very important one Cottton is opening alnost too'rapid ly. Early shmipment~s cause the North to avrestliate the crop. .tO ver a hun . red and twenty bales wereo old in - Winnsboro on Friday and Saturday at prices ranging fronri thQ cents to 9of . cen(s. - Ji uTh tealhers from ,Fairfild .a , t.lh i Normal Institute wre Misse. Adains, Phelton and pehinhe, and Mr Davis. I Mr. J. Fleniing Brownt, of this place, of the institte, and perfirmelo ahis *uties e the.satiaction of all pamis Messrs. Eider .Co. request us to ssy that their buyer has just retur . fcsm No'w York, where hmo.. Jas o ur chased a large stock, which is .now mi rrvinug and wvlll soon be open for. inspection. Further particulars will lae given in their advertisemet which will appear in a fewy daya.' - the Towltal oil Saul, 61M11h I desire to correct a curren mnoi t the fl'et that I am a can dat for the olilce of County Co'mnmissioner of Fairfield. Whi ilam deeply gra.ti ful for the honors I have, on two past oon :eceivmed at t he of ;th go people of my county.. I . have never had any intention of of flring for any offic in the pesont contest. R. E. ELLISON,'SpI. -tOLITICAL NOTES.1 - -Congressman . ssc6l-d ,e North c Carolina truo back-RepuAblican as I come oinog Ihi cock. ..,. .C * ~~he\ Demno.ats ofArk'ass have ~ Adominated Miss'Sar ah A. Brown for I Superintorlont of PuIbic Instr9/ption, t -Almost -all of the pirmndnt Re-, p)ublicanl stump ispealders now in Maina' * Will leave foi' IThdiana- as soon as the ! Alaine election is over. . -Th e difficulty of raising - io'nd to c.arry'on the campaignm has induced M. C DI. Bloruck, secret ary of the California ~ Rlepublican -committee, to resign. 8 *-Th'le Cincnhmati -Oommer'otal ex plains that4t ign't sup oriting GArildk; it is just O osing *. t e proposition to .put the solid South on top of this coun try." ~ a ... s. * . -The name of the Groeunback candi-g date for Governor in A rkansas Is Capt. W. P. Parks, *.t,is sn~ell'to remember this, because.he may niot be heard of r after election, I -Colonel,Bl lojgorgol Jbas - been g engoged to make a'speech before the a * New IIamnp.shiro Republican Convch itoni on Septemnber 9. - Senator Conuk ling has also beon .invited. -*-' -Trho Greonback State. Committee" of Mlassachusett-s'lnsioted to refumso- 0 all fusion plauns and make straight * nomInations. 'JThe., Stator Convention. W~ill be held at Worcester on tho''22t C September. - ,. '. .- ] --The Republicans' and Fusionists ini Mainmo seem to ho am using.. them-t solves tenying down' each othmers' camn * paign hamners. It is to be hoped that ~ 4 , somebody is keeping a .record of the conversonus muade in this way. * -,The Nation, referring to the use * ~ made-. by the Rlepubilcans of Wade ll'1 ampton's speeCch, say' ''he HIamp) ton spetch1 is a goodl little .thing -in Its way ;-but it's a poor Ithing to go round t4 'with its your *dearest g'arthmly p)oses- a slin" $ .-T'he Chiceago Timens lhas looked over all the Rtopuliican campai)agn doc-. uments and doesn't find Garfild's - brief ott the~ Da Goly.or.. pavenmenit among 111Cm. Its pubIikiaToit nA a cam paigni doennientamLvquld et, at rest the~ story thart it.wvs netver' written4 .-A Washington' dispatch to~ -the .1 * Bl3ltimIore SBn says that the death of Jmdge8Sioffbrd\vill nlot enad the con * test' fo Kellggg's sa t i~ tlu .Senates 'i thttentietorship'nwi be grdedc 1kVV t n thTr of evil t Senor koleMilapijs iScktinet groups ho' DonocraUIo voW of the Nqrth' and it of '1i Suth to shQ%j that' the Democratio party North is largor than 1 is"ok. The Northern Deioorok4 id -vot - nggr6ates 2,970,68b \vhlle tat f the Zuh is only 1,612,682. 1 --In toxas the Republicaiis have a il tIcket hI the fcid, but>it is under' ftood that'pl 'the numilncos vill be. withdrlyn if General J. I. Robertson, -ilo s runnhig as an Indopondent Dero erat fok 0ovemnor, should'doiol -. A oth-enough tou --aflbrd .cason.. 1 tI to$p of hi eption witi .the aid C Df th61opublIcan-votes. - -r-captainl Cimeron1,. to Mahlone the loadhig Viriginia repudiator, 8as. tliat oe Way o ti.other-tho 'electoiral Vote of ViraWla Will go for Uancock. blt.thit, there will be 41o coiprolmiso )et.cin the Democratic factions on 6to mutters.. This ' inidoubtedaly- il ueans that therd will be bilt oui)delo- 0 ral ticket; in-the field when the 010c Jonk occurs. .. ' -Gloneral Grant has beevinvited to' )reside-at the Re1pibliean indeting in ldianapolis* Nyhen Conkling will pek,and le ivill probabl' do it, uyots people will just as ikely as lot Vant to 'know whother :tio. third.. *rn pcopIlo have,surrondered to, Gar ok) Qr wohether 'arfleid has .surrend red to the third-term people, -Sonator-.,-ad Hampton' sont a otter. .to-thb' Volmocratio. ri-tificaition nentingsiln WlkWhingtoij vimM4hursday, n which it says ho ii.scoi6ludod that is lie Js jiorsistApntly . inisreprosonted it obetter that h should rewain silent,. Lo says: "The views .4ich I .anm harged with oxprosging at Staunton ro itterly at,1driance with all I have ntertained and expressed since the var.: Tno only authorized report of nly ''larks then were given. m the r1 If. tinjore Gazette afd published n the Now-York Ierald of the - 16th. ustant. Of cdirse the Republican p*.-. ers will not do me-the justibc.to cor.. 'oct the miWtako, but I hope thift our riends will." s -It is stated that Nast's terrible car oon attick upon Garfield is to be used A a Democratic document. - TCh Irooklyn -A'agle gives the Iformation. h'le,cartoon was published In Fobru. ry, 1873, When bverybody was abus- f ng (4artlekl, and niow the Democrats Xpect to reproduce it by the hudred iousaid. As the matter in KarpeI's Veek.k*is.eNpyrighted there wilil prob, ably be sonie lawsuits about the righ.t o.copy without the periissic') of the riginal publishers, bit it is argued hat a lawsuit to dupprcsa the reissuo rould mako the impression still more~ vorable to the Democrats aid that ven if heavy damages woro awardedl~ t would, nevertlicless, be worth the isk in a party light. --Alston Bacon, a business man of qcW York, seit a letter to the Tri une of that city in which he says that is-lirotlier, who is like himselfa Re RuWican, has jiust returned from Ala iflll, anlld lhe saw iothing to justifv he reports -in tio. Tribune abo't 1outhern outrages. .Mr. Bacon .ex, ects.io vote for Garflold, but lo tel lie T1'ribune editor that lie "doubts if hIat ,catiso is hoinest which has to be I r'61)ped by such-1olities as you cdit. know Mr. Garfield personally, but I now also that lity buinless sulers by lie.assaults oni thie Southern ple(01I. lhey go to Bait ithore, to 'Louisville, o St. LOnisI,and ini so dobng I Iind mny msiinces i e.sonedl." Im- - accordanoogce v ithl its natural unfrrowniess of mind.I lhe T1ribiune'grofusRed to p)rinlt Mr. Bti on 8 co'niunication.( Tment Om T) iED CEW'r.-The old1 rctl eiit-is rapildly passing away, out of hie United States currency, and it w,ilh ot be long before it will be knowuv iiMtionis. ~Its history is a ma(tter.Of suf Icient I interest for.prcservat.ion. The cenit.was first; proplos'ed by Itob rt MI~orris, the great financeier 'of the 1efohition, anid wvas niamed by Jeff'or Cu two yearsin after. It began' to nliake IS ap)pea.rtnce from the mint in 1792. t bore thme head of Washiington..on-one ide und thirteen links on the ether. The Frenmch revolution soon created L rage for Frenich ideas ini America, rhidh puIt on tihe cent, instend of the njateaff of the head.'of Washington, the oddess of libert y--a French .liberty, uich flowing locks. The chain on''thie ever*se .avas replaced by the olive1 v.reath of p)eace. But the French lib rty was short-l ived, and.so was her lortrait onm the cent. The niext head *r figure .sn.cceeding this -the staid, lass1k.d'amo, with a fillet airounid he01r. air-came into faishjon .about thirty *r forty years .ugo,. and her finely hisecled Grciam features have been ut.slighitly altered ini the lapse of -Phyicians say tihat,. there is 'no emnedy for coisumptin, and possibly n seine cases the assertion may be cor' ect. We kuiow, however, 'f many arcs pilago.1byDr. ull's Cough Syrnp. nd'ill-gjuarantee positive relief to tihe1 ufferor in every instance. *J -SA -assocation 'in. Berlin takes hbilren from tihe str'eets -anid sendsu1 tern, with teachmers/'into--"holkia'v sol nice"'?11 the.Avoods and- among tihe illr 'e ciroivn priiiess has taken a rent interest i.n the work. --Gold brocaded; anid plain gold ibbons, and1( gold cord b raids aind ices appear among the new nullinery oods,.N...2E-AI. ED11? Rust-Proof Oats, Ryd amid. SBarley for 'sale cheap. A su pply S rie ITennmeo Wagonis on ilaiid'.... J.F cASTER & CO. 11L3E COTTON SEI!bSIOIt SALE SH AVE growing some- very fine cottoni -rtiised4rom' choice sceoi, nd expect. have a limited qu.nntity of coed for sale. hereby invite persons wvanting to pro ire good 8ecd to come and exa;ninoe the >tton f ri the held. JAMES PAGAN.3. sept7 7--3 r HE exercises of this School wil be L ghin eMonday. the 13th of'Sop-. , imber. No now classes can.be formed ~ t ikosent. Tition in extra branceh6s 2.5 per mouth IN AeVANCE. iR. M1EANS D AVIS, sept 7 Pminci pal. COLEOG NE. 'O1tESTFLOIE1R COLOONE, 'NTW 'and..p.opulair Perfume for SaGat thle I)rng Stoi'doof ..' se 7W E.AHKEN. ATRANWROS.' Old CalAne Vyo, o ottordi BrAbily. -Cbld Ram for ne roin 11 to 1 o'dloqk every day, UA'VEr4 rcettly finde ettehHiVd fddl. , tIors to my ' Atook of WIhol' id quor, hich 0ousisth of a full Ahort on't'of Ilyo "WhIAko, Cornt" Whisku6y rmich BlrAndyl'Apllo Dtindy, Peneh rnndy, Sierry, Winb, Souppornong Wine, hiarnpagne, etc , et c . AV* 10claim to R'A i4W FINEST AIND Ult-U sIYE .W11H 4 KBY to bo had In (inaboro.' Give a trial.. . I also atiaq k. op'on haud-a fu' suppAy of h.. , YD oB 666 gro4t\Nartety, andAdspted to the taste t overybody. . Cn1at ho--PALVETTO HOUSE, in the )tis'boto Hotel building. J. CtENDIDA'*G. mch 27 ALE STABLES. 'To h CITIZENSot FAIRFIELD: HAVE establislied a Salo Stable at Winnsboro, and am prepared to ill stock stock on *ery accomgiodat ig tirims, either fbr . 1.h or on time util next fall for negotiable ,. papi. orsonls wishing to bluy:. or.swap will o well to call ofi me before purchas ig clsowherc . , I. will also pay tho highest cash price or CORNAND FODDE1 Delivered at. y Sl)pble On Congress trect, located one door south of the add buildin1g. A.-WILLIFOUD. jaii 2( Wanedi - : :0: )ry Hides, ShOfn Skins, Lamb Skins, Goat Skins, Deer Skins,; . tter -Skins, Gray Fox Skins . )omS Coon Skins, Rat Skins, otton, . BcoswQax, Woqi,. 1Rags, Copper,. E& The highest cash prices w e paid. U. G.DESPOR.TES. may 25 JARGAIN!I BARGAIN! 25 P'AIRES LADIES' 1LACK i00OLORED KID GLOVE s FORtMERt PRICE #f.50. I tUSP .B.5E OL3D McMASTERI, .BEICE & CO. july 17 4 TlMOR, MOD DRyt Wv. .E. AI1 EN, - ng MedlQ.ines,.Tilej1t Loods, etc. NWNSIIOflO, 8.0O. -ARE TOIYIIMIBOTNLI A&A Therofore we takpiple re in aty. Apnn .'our fr a and cs-, tomers,d weave 'nad a grbat red 6ion. in piA8 pur stq0. We Mre dtormined ne'ver to be - ERO .. -%We willgiv& ou%-sU'tgators a sps.t mial benefit by ofering great and rare bargains. Calicos, Muslin(wise, and 91i kinds of WhjtQ Gooas for summer wear ai GIRIIATLY iUml EVJrtD PPIC9S. SuiWugs, lifnen Buutings at grt ly reduped Prices.: . Cotton"dO Jeano and Caslsimaeres at greatly -reduced: prices.. Just recei4 a -:lot of Lad'e Misses' and bldrU's Slippers. -ALSO k -nw invoice 6f: Gents' Scarts Noekties and Sun*er Undeiear whidh will be sold cheap. WfitkNb OCofbE glIiltS. MQUITO T. TIN V MOSQUITO NETTING II GREATER BARGAINS Than Evoi in Embroideries, Ho siery, Notione, etc. CLOTHING, ETC. Wo now have on hand a..fAll,tock of Olothing, Boots, Ihoqs,, Hats and Gents' F4rWisiggw(Gods- Give us a call-beore buymig elsewhere and convince yourself. .P. LANDECKER & BRO. June1 FQ.0 O:I sc 8f* 0gil6 fat i1 -0 -AND--.TO~Ay UARDWARE. Alwrays Qn Uu-Ic - J. 1r MoMASTE3t & Co. aug/ FOiR TATN_ENATON. The,)any friL s'of Capt.. I. A. GAJL LAID'titfd"r-got'ully :nominato nI as'ca4idAtoWy e8ente, subjodt to the aotionp. t h gratio primaries. ThO1'Wit friends' of Pol.' BAYLIS P,. ELKIN.tibiiijiato !h as a tai0idate foo the Seoae' from'Fdrfrea d6tbty, klbfOldt to the rogulationso tv qrknary election. FOR COROlNER. - The flods of Mr. H. YONGUE''ILL ING r4apootfully nominate .hfir-fo Coro nor (if 'Waido CotWtiii.bjeet to the result*bf the.DenoSrdtio rrimary. THffrionds .-of Mr. G8. IIINN4NT noviWate bim fdr re-oleevon'fo.,ofivo -or Uorar.' -stibjdet ~to the action of the Dmortoprimaries. SAUD F PROBATE.. -TU riends ofmt."TF(Od ETL - sAttful nontiqittd him fo' i o-fice' of la' adge 1 .o-t'4itled Conty,' dhbt t't to the notion of the Demooratw priiary. jossrs. E<ilors i Plose aniiouned the pkesent incumbent. . glse,.unge of I1robatd, as a oafitfte bt..'o-etio a't the ensuing eleotion, subject to the ao tfon of tfie-Domooratlo party at, the pri. naries by so doing you will oblige''.his FOR KI->OOL COMMISSIONE, R. The friends of DR. -JOHN -30GD, -aop p a the skill, zeal'And fidl'y with wh oh he ha04iscbarged the duties of ' School Cnniii ov. 'i,rospect-fully nominate him for 1-6c'i aubjdet to the action of th Domo tio primaries. The frievdeof the 1. JAMED6 p LASS respeotfOlly nbniWato him - for. the positioi ok School Conmissioner of Fair feld County at the retin' *-blotidiA,. subject to the aofati of the Democratic party at the primaries.,_ SFOR REPRESETATIVF Messrs. Edtors also announco the name of Major JAS.PAGAN a a oandi data for the Legislature-,subjcot to the Democratic primaries. 'MANr FJUZND%. The friends of Mr. JO1 . yriles, believing that he wi)1- faithfull ,ropresont all the interests of the people, respectful ly nominate him for a 'oat in the House of Representativ6A-:sUbject to the action of the Demooratio primaries. The friendsof T. P. MIToHELL regard him fittea'td reprepent the county in the House of Representativos, and respectfally' submit'his name to the' -Demoorits of Fairfield for their action in the primary. )Ve prescht the name of Maj. Q. E. THOMAS to the Democratic voters- f Fairfield county as one.thAt wilt-ably and effi6iently represent us in. ih* Stnto Log islature-subject to the-Democratic *i'i maries. NUMERous FlUgNDs. - The many friends of the .,Uon, TIOR S. BRICE, lappreeiatiig,fin a.high degree his papt-Wv,104s in.'-the House of Repro ob-1tatiVes; respectfulfy riominato lini for rb-election, subject to the result of the Democratic primary election. Alessrs. Editorst l4oado axinbunce Mr. AM S B. T'I)tN ER as a candidato for ho. Ifogislature at the ensuing olectiob; subject to the totion of. hle Do urad clu bsat the primaries. By so doing 'fou will oblig his. . MA13Y Fz ,rNDs, .M~ssrs Mitors:' We bbg to presoLto the favprable:copwideration of the votirs of Fairfield comuifi-y Mr. GE%)RGE H. Mo-, MASTEIt as h ciandidaitc''foe one of 'on'r Reproeucitativos in the next Logislature. We prosent his fame' with the fi11ti Maur anee of his high qualificatidiis foy this distinguished position, for in addition to his firlished education and acknowledged moral wofth,'lx6 is dno of the .mopt public spirite d citizens i n 'r"co'rity;'. ad 'as such cannot fail to be a most useful mom,. her of our Legislature. MANY YOTERs. ~F0_8HERWIF1;.. ;Thet f lendse of,U.-li. M~oMAST ER, Esq., repbul rtit'e'Ifio the office of Sheriff of Fairfield C~ountf,"ubjteL to the action of the pmocratic pimary. The.friend'o ; WHiOI%TER YONCaUE nomin'ate him a candidate f6r the oilico~ of o;rlff at the ens .ng eleotion--mubj.oct to tro acio f qhg ioopatiopripiariei; Messrs!-MJfilor: Please announce Mr R. . ELLISON, JR., as a candidate for Sh'olifof F"airfield County, at thie ensu ing electtQe)--sepject to th.idtio#l of the Demio3re:tidOffiaty. ".. MANY FENDs. T .many friends of Mr. JNO. D. Mo UY eoo nis'n 4isp peular iesh fo tie le, yHo illy nomlain -im for Sheriff of Faii lld Couwty--:.tibjcet to the aotio'n of the Democratic_primary. order, permit us to p resent the name of' COJL. JNO. B. DAVIS as a candidate for Sherif-'at.the ensuing elecition, subject, of ourso, to the action of the D6mocnMio primaries. ,.. MIANY FI'IENDII. : Mesa.Ji'itors: Please annonneo Mi' J:AS,i .RICI{MQg-D aV~fin' 6ahdidn'te. foj Shor1nfiit the o'nsithi bledt'on, subjoct to~ the action of ithl Di. Dfatj GIlubs at the primaries, and'oblige MANY FRIthNDs. .....'.'..:. ,, ma 13-tf1 * .es,*. MiloN: Please announce Mr. J& Pmaha'ola 4aaididaLo for the hontoorAti(.norpinet ion for shoriT at the' coming elootioin (subject to thle 'doision ofried prmryeecin and oblige many QI?WEsTznir PonTIoN OF TIE CoUNTY. FOr dO2UTf COMMISSIONER. The nyyfrincde of Mr. J0HFEN. LEY,.nomfnute''im hs a dandidate fdi O6tinty Coemmssionr-subject. .to the action of theo Democratic prh4arfe. Mcsers. Dlftors' 'Please , announ-olo 1fi. JAOi.BOOKMAN v's a'eandidlate for the offioo'of Co'ii~ mCowrimilj)tiQhor fdr','daii. field diout atthe' enuilng elnction, sub joct to tho emocraii primargi . :. - ' Please announce Mr. ,1. Wmn. BRtbWN s a candidate?fok County Coirmssioner, subje to. the' actioig ''of the 'Dloiocratic primaries.': Mr. Brown )lfs been unani arously endorsed by the Blythewvoodh club. MANr Fnza.NDs. $fi/.Stnn red of. Nr..JNO. WA. STEWVART respectulhly tbhainal'e fim asa canididate for the office uf-Cottnty Couhinissfoner, subject to the Demperatic rimary.. '3essrs, JFailors: Please annourice TI HOS. D). t!?WINGS, Esq., as a ehndidlato for theo >ffioe of 'Odunt Crmissionor--'subicot, olea ntion of o eDomoorAtio Primad.os, mindob,igo his, MANy FaIIJxos.~ Mcssrs. PAWors: Plcase announee DIX.. or the o00194 of Courgty 0Qpuiss'i .ncr' oa. heo ensuing: elootiQn, sttbj oct to the action >f the Detnoorgtie primattes, arid oblige mi -.. - MAiNx U'eiENfs. -Subscribe th'TH3 NitWS AND.HR tr.. OlINAT' N. F06i COUNiTY C0 i ,SSIONER Messrs. Editors' :.Ieaso announoo Mr. 0IAlRLES DQUPLAiS as a cdihdidata for Couttly Coutnl'giiioier of Fai'floid, sub 6t the result of the Den)moeyhtio prlim'ary. MANY P It.11NDS.. 1 e or1oa nnounce Mr. J B. POW E(Las a candid l for~t)%o o1ye of y.xifity Conimmaitoner at the er'uing cleel ioti-subjeot to 1ho action afth pri many eloction of.the Democratio olbs. MaNY PniPNDs. 'he riends of Capt. JOIN A-IIN NANT rCApeOtfully nomuiite him for re elbetion to the ofio of County 0onmis sbDoer-. ;abject to the result of the Do.uo. eratio primary. Aesr&' Fditors: The friends of- WIL IAM AIREN, Esq., respIptfully announe him' a candidate for Cointy Cornmis siohor at the ensuing el.otioii, subjootto the result of the Demograio'primaries. Noftn-WP'sTEltN FAIMFIELD, Mesur&.'.li8or'.: Pleaso annbuoce Mr. J. A, .ULIKETT, of Cedar .0ioek, as i cndlAltdToi County CoiI9bioifiht the enguifig:el64tioh,.u bjcot to the actioli of the Deaooratio primaries, afid oblige .. MANY FRIENDS. .3rssr Aiurs: Pl'ase atnnounce JAS. R. TlA-VM,Y, Esq., as a cpnAidgte for the ofid6 of County,C1inmissionerat tho en suing elotfoiiLsubject to the adion of tlier*Dericratid clubi at the primary qleo tion--aad oblige his - "' '. V ..NUMtOUs FznrENDs. .fsr Ffflors:: Plbnase 'Ann6uriob Mir. H. M. ZALY as i, canditTato for tho'oflce of connty . Comnissioior at Tho' enstiing elootton-lub'eot to tho action 'of the Democratio piituary. ' MAN FRIENDS, Mossrs. Aio iw -Please announce IVR. ROBIRT D. -DOrOKas a candidate tor County Con1whiioner of Fairliold at the ensuingoledtion -subject to the action of the Democratic primary. N . MANY F1t1NDS. The frieMu i ot' Ir. James G. Hron, of Salom,. respootfully nonilnato hiit for h'e ofl"C01ofCounty doiniNissiofior at tha,on suing election- -subjcot to the action of thi Domocratic pri iary. jan 17-tt The manhy fricuds of Mr. M. H1. Mc GRADY nominate him as at candidate for County Coniisrioner at tho-ensuing election, suhjd5t to tho action of the Democratic Primary. Messrs. .Hlitors: PLmso inhoiceo 1 . H1. OSCAR P)UK E am a candidate for County Comajislioner at the isuing election, s\ibjcct, to the action of the Democrtic primary. MANY FRIENDS, The friends of Mr. JAMES W. COLF7R MAN reipect,fully nominato hin for- the otuco of County Commisnioei of' Fair field--subject to the action of the Demo oratio primary. I'O TIlE VQTEltS F01 FAI RIFIELD, GENTLEMEN--inpeiPd by a sense of duty to my country aid prompted with 'i dwsiro to servo my fellow-citizens, I herb. by offer. myself as a candidato for thd of' flco of County Commissioner, subject tc the action of tho Domo'oratio priimaries, and with the hopo that my clantim may meet with duo consideriatioin from m u3 friends. R1elspectfullV, TWY T. LU IPKIN. INEW GOODS; .JUST -REC51VED a,fresh suppjl3 of Choice Grocories. 'Phe ~follow.. ing $a eylist gf my leading -articles 'Clark's' 'Best Augusta FlIour, Clark's B3oLted Meal and Pearl Grist, Also, a Frosh lot of WVhoat Bran. SUGARS Granula-tod, St<mndard A, Roy stone A, E"xtra C, and all the lower grades. , OF'FEES. Green and Roasted-all dos ErNueb OCaned Goods of all kinds, 1Fr6dh Pleides and Satuces. : 1500 Gallons Wines and Liquors of all grils Glivo mes a call and get a Bargain. W. II. DONLY, ang 17 On the Ootnoe. BARLG4.NS -AT THEL Corner Store I ATJL Nummor Goods marked down at I. M. BE~ATY & CO.'s. ALL botton Good1s reduced in price at I. M. BEVATY & CO.'s. BO'rTOM priedf tnm' Clothing and Straw riats at the CORNER STORE1. AN Elecgant Stock of Corseta just yro ooived. Something nice, Call and cs ~homn. LADIES4 wainting Shoes will pieno' ro siomber Zoigler Bres'. fine Shoes at J. M. BJEATY & CO.'s. GLASS PENS>.. For using Indolible :Ink. Prico, L.5 cents. For Sale at Drug Store' of: VEGETIN A New Supply fory saIeo " 4%.;FRES adlsupply of Cheese Just re s ..1 -J M. EA'TY & Ce's, sept 1 .. ' On the CornorA.. wAg4oNS, WAGONS. A 'CAR-LOAD of the celebrated Studeos .~tbaker 'Wagons, all sizes, to arrive 4' theist of 8epterabor. As we have has coros sold many- of. theso- wnrgons i the ~ounty, "please, ask'those .UAin .~b if be 6goo4,. SV D WINES AND LIQ1YR GI th A'r V'A M E1Y I WOELI) mosi rospecti iTy fifor* my customers an1 tho cItizenso field gelgeally, that I jccp in stock fill supply of filo 14quors, lga Tobacco, &c., &c., .04n .,gpr4t satisfaction to:.any ono .glying; trial. l 1 to egki.lqt,491t8 .lo IMP11ORTED LIQUGWo , OTARD, DUPUY & CO.28 C0GNA6 4,~RANlIrES. 4 BRAND'S SCHIERAM GINS. RAMSY'S $COTC.I WRISKEY JAMAICA L..D. RUMSk F. MORINO DE- MORA SHERRY 4, 11 INA F. MOLINIER PORT.WI . 1. MUMM & 00.'8- RHEIM GENUIN UHINEWNIGo. D MENT ItLIroRS. SAR ATOGA 1W1-U - RYE WHIrs NATIHAN'S, 1868 CABINET IlYt WHISKEY. -Y fl STRAUSS' IMPERIAL RYE WVUI. .KEY. KEE'SE'S "OWN"' RY,E WHISKY. STONE MOtJNTAIN -RYE AND ROCK. WHISIEY, CELEBRAT14D Pb'EIFFER E. RYi WHISKEY. KENTUCKY BOJ11ON WHIS. .. KEY.! 4.. PLANTATION RYP WHISKEX. VIRGINIA APPLE AND PEACIt . BRANDIES. NORTH CAROLINA SWEET MASII CORN WlIS.IiY, PLANTATION CORN WHISKEYS, BLACKBERRY BRANDY. GINGER BRANDY. NEW ENGLAND RUM. .1IFENCHE'S",US9TON" GIN. VEr FINV OLD CLARET WINNo HOl1IE MYAIDE WINES. 1 KEG DRY SCUPPERNONG WINE 1 KEG S'Wf/T SGUJPPERNON. . WINE. I KEG SWEET CATAWB4 WIN. . A LT LIQUORS: BEiRGERI & ENGE US -CICLEBRA T ED LAGEFR BEER.~ON DRiAUGIIT . AND BOTTLED). 11ASS & CO.'S IMPORTED. A .PURE.1~CRAB APPL]C CIPER. PURE NATURAI - :APP'OLONA I[S WATER. CIfGARS AND TOBAOCO. ---:o: RHIAPn TY.A STICTLY TEN' CENT CIGAR. 'tTIE PRUIME -MINISTER CIGARl-.:. .F*LOR 26 QAEN',r. THE PUCK OIGAil-3 FOR . CENTS,, T HLE CORONETv.dIGAR-3 FOR. 2* . CENTS. THE SONORA CIGAR-s FO1R * .CENTS. TIlE SMASHERCIA-FI2 .CE~NTS. T HE LIGIITNING CT.GAR-5 FOR/ ,. 25 CENTS. TILE MONARCH OF ThIiE SOUTI( CIGAR--5 FOR 25 CENTS. TiIE MASTER STifOhICjdlit. FOR 26 CENTS, THlE AMERICANT TWVINS oIdA4 15 1FOR 25 CENTS. TIUE COSTA RI&AgG). 10 CEN.8 THE R~OYAL SEAL~ (tdiR--40 * 'OR 26 CI?NTS, TIHE RIOSE;ANI' LULYCIGAR-19 POR 25 CENTrS. THE H AVAN. , CHTAROOTS CSNT8%EACH, CHEWING TOB4 ICE, LaEMONS,. . TIlE 3EST MIXE~D DV OFf THlE SEASON 8SIVR AT AT HOd O y TIHE DY O,~i l1