The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, January 13, 1881, Image 3
N AND COUNTY.
HUJISDAY, January 18, 3 3 1881.
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RAILuOAD Sciunmx.ES.-The trains
on the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
Railroad roach Winnsboro as follows:
Day passenger, northward, 1.42 p. mn.;
southward, 4.57 p. n. Night passen,
ger, northward, 12.7i a. in.; south
ward, 3.59 p. im. Day freight, north
ward. 8.65 a. im.; soutilward, 12.38
1. n. Night freight, northward, 2.38
a. in.; southward, 10.35 p. n.-This
schedule is oi the basis of Washing
ton time, which Is about fifteen minitttos
ahaad of Winnsboro time.
[Tle night passenger trains will not
stop at Winnsoro.)
New Adverisements.
Sherif''s Sales-Juo. D. McCarley,
S. F. C.
Onion Sets-McMaster, Brice &
Ketchiu.
Masonic Meeting--G. B. McCants,
Secretary.
T. R. Robertson, Esq., has forward
ed to the State Superintendent of
Education his resignation as one of
Ihie Examiners for this county.
PERSONAL.-Mr. T. S. Carter, late
associate editor of the Lancaster
Ledger, and son of Mr. D. J. Carter-,
has come to Winnsboro and will study
law in, the ofilce of Col. Jas. 1H. Rion.
By reason of the changes made in
the law as to lieras at the last session of
the egislatLire, says the Columbia
.Register, it. is now necessary that each
lien should contain the name of the
plantation or place where the lienor
resides.
0
SPEcIA L No'rCE.-All persons in this
county who are under bond to appear
for trial in Charleston in the election
cases, are requested to mect in the
Town Hall, in. Winnsboro, on Friday
night, the 14th instant, at 74 o'clock.
Matters of vital importance to those
interested will be considered.
No News and Courier was received
between Saturday and Wednesday,
and neither Tuesday's nor Wednes
day's Register put ini an~ applearanice.
All the leading roads in this State and
North Carolina scoem to be havinig a
hard time. Travel will be interr'upted
iutil the ground hardens and repairs
can be muade.
HYMENEAL.-Mr. F. W. HIabenichlt
anid Miss Florende Mothrhed were
miarried on WVednesdauy afternuoon by
the 1Rev. 11. B. Pratt at thme residence
of Mr's. M. A. DuvalI. Quite a numn
ber of friends were present, and anir'th
and jollity abounded. The inewly
married couple left on the afternoon
train on a wvedding tour. Best wishes
attend thenm.
IRRiEGULAIIIrY.-The trains have
b)eeni irregular for several days, caused
by'the bad state of the track in conse
q~nence of so much wet weather. Oni
Tuesday morning the freight train ran
off between Columbia aiid Angusta,
ditchIng a large number of boxes anid
blocking thie track so that the northern
bound train (11( not reach Wiinnsboro
till eleven o'clock at night., Wednes
dlay the up train did not arrive till five
o'clock.
MUNICIPAL ELECTIONs. -Thie mu ai
cipal election in Chester oni Moniday
resultedl in a victory for the wet ticket.
Mr. J. L. Chambers was elected linten
dant, defeating Mr. W. A. Sanders by
seventy-one votes. Messrs. 1U. M.
Rloss, W. Hi. Nance, Johna Mclver and
John L. Yonguc wvere'elected wardens
by smallermajorities. ..1v'a
intenadant and two wvordens on the dr'y
ticket, and two other' wardens fr'om the
wet ticket. It is undeirstood that the
new council willl adop~t a resolution
allowinig the saloon-keepers sixty days
in which to settle up their business
aiid close their establIshments.
L. 0. 0. F.-At a regidar meeting of
Mount Zion Lodge, No. 35, L. 0. 0. F.,
held on thme 11th instant, the following
officers wore duly Installed to serye for
the ensuing term:
Geo. B. McCants, N, G,
A. S. Douglass, V. G,
J. R1. Bloyles, R1. 8.
J. P;Cnldwell, Jr., P. 8,
F". W.. Ilabenicht., TrAeas.
R~f. M. D)unlevy, W,.
P. Landecker, L. 11L S. N. G.
R1. BI. Hanahuan, R. HI. 8. V. G,
J. W. Hlanahian, L. 11. 8. V. G,.
A. Landecker', 0. G,
J. E. McDonald, C.
CNRISTMAS ON T H 1H ORURIC.
Htow the Fest ive Season wvas E,\joyed by thme
Yotang People--Crops and Laboer.
DUMP ER's (,REEK, .lanuarii y 10.-TIhe
Christmas and New Year holidays,
like thme "heautiful snow," have passed
off quiletly and pleasantly hI our
neighborhVood, thie only obstructiont to'
full eml( tnent, being the severity of:
thiewe~ e ir, which renider'ed thne roads
unittoding or. p~edestriianisma. Not
Wthan ng this, hoever. I (aliukt.
all 'itve ehjoyed themselves In a
goodly degree, and no one has cause to
complain of the dullness of the sea
soll. Santa Claus,-as to usual, did not
forget the little tolks,.w3ho had clean
stockings awaiting him,.' which were
filled with iany Uttle iretties that
will cause them to remember with
pleasure the Christmas- of 1880. On
Christmas week a very enjoyable eve
ning party was given at the residence
of Mr. Ed. Robinson by. his daugh.
tors, each of whiom strove to make thje
eveniing as pleasant and agreeable to
the guests as could be deelred. An
other party took place at the residence
of Mr. James Stevenson on te 6th
ultino, and was greatly enjoyed by
all those who attended. The evening
wits passed in playing games, etc.
Among the young ladies that were
present were Miss Maggle Robinson,
of Halseliville, S. C., and ff this
neighborhood, Miss Nettle Stevenson,
Miss Minnie Pope, Miss Ellen Steven
son, Miss Maggie Stuart, Miss Laura
Stevenson and Miss Joana Pope. Ow
ing to the inclemency of the weather
the crowd was sualler than expected.
Much of the enjoyment is to be attri
buted to the kind hospitality of Mrs.
Stevenson, who indulged the young
people in all that was proper. The
music was givei by M. James Stev
Dnson, Jr., who did his part well, for
which the company was very grateful.
F or the benetit of the press I beg to
to state that ",Jedge" and myself were
"thar," and did enjoy ourselves.
We are sorry to learn of the loss of
seven or eight head of cattle, owned
by Dr. Douglass, which were frozen
Lo death during the cold spell That
his just passed.
Hands are somewlhat plentiful this
year, but have little to begin with
in the way of corn. There remains
6ne cotton in the fields yet to be
picked. VIDUTr.
-The census bureau reports that
;even of the eight townships taken for
re-enumerationl in South Carolina
show an aggregate population in De
eiber of 27,972, against 16,993~ re
)orted by the local enumerators in
June last.
--Hon. A. U1. Stephens corrects the
Washington newspaper report that
his is the coldest spell "in the memo
-y of the oldest inhabitant." In 1854
le saw tihe snow seventeen inches
leep, and in 1857 the mercury down to
Aighteen degrees below zero.
ONION SEWS.
FRESI Garden Seed and Onion Sets,
just received.
McMAiTER, BRICE & KETCHIN.
jan 13
MASONIO MEETING.
I regular communication of Winns
. boro Lodge, No 11, A. F. M., will
>e lAd at Masonic Hall this (Thursday)
voning, at 7 o'clock.
G. D. McCANTS,
jan 13-tI Secretary.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
B)Y virtue of an execution to m e di..
1)rented, I will offer for sale, before
tho CourLt House door in Winnsboro, 8. C..
n the first Monday in February next,
within the legal hours of sale, to the
iighess bidder, for cash. the followving
Inscribed personal propecrty, to wit:
QO hunxd red bushels oif corn, more or
Less, five F.un Ired polinas of fodder, .iore
)r less. Lcvied upon01 as the property of
I!d ward P'. Smaith, at the slut. of' W. R{.
Dlot~y & Co. against Bri-itol Kinsler and
Bdw~ard P Smith.
J I). McCAltLEY, S. F. C.
Sheriff's Office,
W~imusboro, S. C., January 11, 1880.
jan 13
SHERIFF'S SALE.
B Y virtue of an eoution to me di
rectedl, I will offer for sale, before
~he Court House door in WVinnsboro,
S. C., on the first Monday in Februiary
aext, betweecn the legal hours of sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the follow
Lng described real estate, to wit:
All that tract of hind lying in Fairfield
Joiuty, contain g eight hund red (800)
acres, more or less, and hounded by lands
tf John Robertson, David 0. Robertson,
tienry L Elliott and estate of - Hood,
clocased., Levied upon as the property
f Unroline E. Jones. ait the strit of A.
L~letchecr Rluff, as executor of David II.
Ruff, deceased..
. J D. McCARLEY, S. F. C.
Sheriff's Office,
Winnsboro, 8. 0., January 11, 1880.
jan 13
SH ERIFF'S S ALE.
B Y virtue of an eention to med
reefted, I will offer for saloc, before
~he Court Houno door in Winnsboro.
3. C., on the first Monday in February
necxt, within the legal hours of sale, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the foLlow
Eng deseribed real estate, to Witm
All that traet of land, lying in Fairfield
Dounty, containing three hundred and
ninety acres, more or less, and bounded
by hands of Mrs. Kell y, Mrs. Crumpton,
brrs, Jones, T. M. hem bert, and estate of
Dlark, known as the "Mill Tract,"
ALSO
All thbat tract of land, lying in Fairfield
Dotanty, containing oneohundad and sixd
ty acres, mere or less, known as the
"Hlomo Place," and bounded by lands of
t~he lark estate, Samuel Nowinan, estate
of Joyner and estate of IMcQuarters. All
oif the above levied upon as the property
of J. T. Johnson, at the suit of Vylie J.
Davis.
J. D. McCARLEY, S, 1'. C.
Sheriff's Office,
Winnsboro, 5, C., January 11, .1880.
jan 13
NOTICE.
Tp HEirm of Desportes & Monte il this
. day fin ally didisolved by lmitation,
l'ho accounts against the concern must
be presented immediately, and those in
debted are requestod to bake prompt set
tement. Mr. U. 0. D~esportea Is author
izod to refpt for the same.
U. G. DE4SPORITES,
J. R1. MiONTS,
January 1, 1881.
A F.MILERmerchant, of the town
. fWinnsboro,~ S. 0., having, on
the 4th day of JTanuary, instant, made an
issi gnment to nre of all1 his progetty and
stock In trade for the benefit of his ecd
Itoram, notices' I hereby given that a nveet..
ing of said creditors will be held in my
ffieo, Ni). 3 Law Ilange, Wintinsboro, S. C.,
'r Friday, the' 14th instant, at 11 a. im.
All persons hia'vfng claims will~ ~rtact
bhem on that dlay, andi all potbons rndebt
~ad to the said A. F. MIller will make'pay
mn't to- the undersigned.
J.- E. McDONALDY,
jan 11-t1 Asslne
FRESH GROCERIES
UJGAIlS, assorted. Coffees, Rio,
Laguavra aid Old Gov. Java.
RIo and Old Gov. Java Roasted.
Teas, Black, Imperial, Guiipowder
and Young Hyson.
CANNED GOODS.
Pears, Peaches, Pinapples. To
inatoes, Salmon, Corned 1eef, Deviled
Ham and Turkey, sartline, &e.
Maciaron i 1111d Cheese, (1incer Pro
serves, Pin Iead Oat Meal, Coopet
G ehatin, Mustard, Black Pepper and
Nutmegs.
Bald wfiin Catsuip'. Cross & Blacek
wells Chow Chow, Em"Ipire Chow
Chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea & Per
in's Worcestershire Sauce.
J. Fi. McMiIASTER & 00.
sept 14
$25,000
WORTH OF GOODS
TO BE SOLD AT
VERY SMALL PROFITS.
-:0:
NO change necessary to be made in
our business, for the reason that we are
gaining ground instead of losing, aiid
if this good trade of ours continues,
the bait thrown out will become so
tainted with skippers, that the parties
holding the line will be met with the
sad fisherian's luck,
*We extend a cordial invitationi to
one and all to call anid see us..
SUGENIIEIME~R & GRlOtESC11EL.
nov 25 -
lYUTUAL,
R EL I EF A SS O CIA TI ON.
'THIS is anl Xssociation of busin esa men,
..whno, for their mutual protection,
contribute towards a fund, so as
in case of death, their families miay re
ueive from $2.Ii00 to $5,00nO, according to
amount of certificate. This is one of the
best plans of life insurance. YOU pay as
you go, just like fire insurance, an d with
more con~venience even, as you payly
smnll instalments (during the year. Ve
refer to those be'st acquainted with us,
vz:members in F,'itiiold: G. IR. Mc
\Iaster, Jas. A Biriec, Jno BI. D~avis, D).
1R. Flenniken, 13. Hugenhecimer, J7. W.
Mcreight. Jno. J7. Neil, T[homas 7,. John.
son. J. Clendining, RI, 1 llanahtin, Rt.
Means Davis, .Ja5. Q Davis. Any one
that should like to become a mnwher will
apl to' o. C. JBACOT,
ont 2 Agent.
SH AVING S A LOON,
---
H~JE undt'sgned begs leave to say
5to the public thaut lie is now run
ning a lirst-class Shaving Saloon in
e3very~ resplect. None butt coini >etent
and expert workmn tare emup oved,
and those who will favor us with t'heir
ettstom it1'e gniaraniteed satisfaction.
Done in the latest and neatest style.
Don't. forgot to call and give me a
trial, and I will please you~
. J. M. MceALL,
Opposite D.Aiken's Drug Store.
sept30
Fresh D~ttgs and Medicines.
NASTOR (11D, Bluostone, Borax, Cay .
en no Pepper, Lacton)opti~ne, Blath
Sponges, dough Syrups, Soothlng Syrtips,
hay Rum i, Perfumery, Cinachonidia, Qu i
nine, Tuitts', Gilder's an~l Strong's Pills,
Essence Ginger, Capsine Plasteors.
ALSO,
Onion Sets, Prepared Cocon, Canary
Seed, Gun.P,,wder Tiea,- Hyson Tea, Pow.
deored Black Pepper, Machine Oil, &o. Just
receivedl by
McMA STER, BIRICE & YCETCHIN.
hey 20
BLUEiSTONE,
BLIUESTONE!,
BLUESTONE
For safeO at the Drug Store, by
SUINCU1BE FOR TIlE
WEEKLY PA LMETTO YEOMAN,
COL.UIUBIA, s. 0.
It is air e'ght'page ,paper, d1esfgreed for
the peoplo, filled with~ Interesting matter
-Family Reading. News, Markets, &c..
Subscription: One year, $1.50; Seven
Months, SlO.;Thireo Mlonths, 50O cents
payable in ad vaneo, for .Nil Name- and'
N iinDollars an Extra Co py for one year.
ennsfurmished. '1 he D)AILY 'EO.
AN a fternoonnpape. nM a car,.
*t Editore na Pu,.bliij.L a
llllrrahfor OUr H
-0
0H, YES I OH, <SI
r'1HES'IONE MOUNTAIN CORNWHIS
- KEY hacome and is still opming.
If you want good Whiskey and good
Segars, call at
CLENDIVIN-G's If0 USE,
next door to W. It. Doty & Co. lie keopi
the best of everything. The best Nathan'
Old Cabinet Whiskey. The best Gibson'e
Whiskey. The best Ten Cents Begar,
Tho best Five Conts Segar. And, abov(
all things, the best Dinner for 40 centp.
And if you como into town between 11
and 1 o'clock, and are hungry, call al
Clendining's for a drink, and he will sol
up a free lunch for you. Clendining
keeps a moral and a quiet houso.
de0 9
Great Excitement !
V LANDECKIj
AND
BRO0TIIER.?
GOODS GIVEN AWAY!
W E, the undersighed, announce to
tic public that we have just re
Dcived a new lot of
DRY GOODS,
CLOTIIING,
LADIES' AND GENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS'
BOOTS AND SHOES,
TRUNKS, VALISES, &C.,
Which we will sell at the lowest; and
in addition to the low prices we give
to every purchaser of $5.00 au extra
present of
FIFTY OElNTS WOITH OF.' GOODS,
And to every pttrchiaser of $16, an ex
tra present of'
ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH.
JUiST RECEIVIED.
A new lot of Trhree-lUnitoned Kid
Gloves, only 50 cents, real Alexander
Kid Gloves, $l.00-~worth $1.25.
OLOAEZ i OLO~Aai
ALL KINDS AN1)3STYLES,
A call for inspectIott Is cordially ble
vited, and satisfactioni guaranteed in
every respect.
P. LAXNDiRCRtR & BtO.
nov 20
Cue yAb ~mtaueswy
Cu rves yA1bito~ t ytur aiv
agents and healing meodicinecs.
It draws froin the diseased parts the
poisons that cause dleath.
Tihousaftds testify to its virtues.
You can be Relieved and Cured.
Don't despair until you have trind this
Sensible, Easily A pplied, and RA*DICAL
Lt EF(FEOTUJAL Remedy. Send for tes
timonials and our book, "Three Millions
a Year." hoent free.
At wholesale in Charleston, S. C., by
D owie & Moise, WVholesale Druggists.
Sold by Druggists, or seon.t by mail on
receipt of price, $2.00t, by
Thet "Onily"-Lun g Pad Co.,
Williams Block, Dectroit, Mieh.
dec 21--?x6tu -
18551. 1881.
king's Mouintainl Military School,
T HE SECOND SESSION of* the twentty
Lsixth yt .will begin Febr'uary 1st
And close Jun6 30th, 1881.
TE.RMs PEn 8E5sIoN.*
For School Expenses, i. e.. Board,
'I'uition, Washing, Fuel atrd
l'Aghts& - . $100o.00
Surgeon's fce and fisa of books, - 5 00
For Circulars cohtaining full informa-t
tion, apAy to COL. A. COWARD,
doo__2_-t__b_Principnl,
1 ow Storei
New G~oods !
I N addition to my Grocery' cA the corn.
er, I have Opened a Fancvy Grocery' in
my old stand, .one door south of Jisaty &
Dire., whero I koop a furl sel'eation of nice
things for Christlaa times, such As 8our
Kraut. Bologna Sausage, Break fast Strips,
Onions. Apples, Oranges. Cocoanuts, Ba
nanas, Cabbage; IrI hi Potatoes, etc., etc.
Call at Head< uarters, on the corner,
and buy your B rA'Adies, liums, LiqWoes
and Wilnes, of *hich I keep a full selep
tion. Forty barrels of these goods on
hnd . II. D)ONLY,
doc -1 Oa t0, Con.
-4 4
Sale aldF8edStablus
WINNSBORO, S. C
A S 1880 11(s passed away, I al
A hanktil for the Iast favors bc
stowed on iue by uv customers (
Chester. Lancaster and Fairfieid coni
ties, and must say that I have co
lected exceedingly well, notwthiam]
Ing the dry season and short Crops. -
now inVite them to coie, and I wil
sell them
MULES AND IIORSES
on time until fall, upon their makin<.
me good papers. I also invite Cas
buyers, as I caln sell to them as low a
the lowest for Cash.
I DEFY COMPETITION.
A. WILLIFORD.
Jan1 11
LUDPEN & BATES
SOUTHERN
M1USIC HOUSE
THE MUSIC HOUSE OF THE SOUTH
EEMOVAL TO OUt
lNOw Double Store
An Immense s Muiic Temple.
Two largestores, each 30 feet front an
four stories high, fronting on three streeu
and filled from cellar to loft with musict
supplies. Nothing to compare with it i
the Southern States,
A BIG STORE,
A BIG STOCK,
A BIG TRADI
ANTM O1 TO COME
During the tan years since our estal
lishnict of our house we have deveolpe
the 11111io trade of the South to a wow
derful degree, but as yet we have only b
gun. Wsee, not many years ahead,
business of a mnillion a rear, and to talt
care of' this enormous trade we have pr<
vided our present mnimonth' wareroomi
Fall trade 1881' will be immense. We al
ready for it. For mionthIS on:~ sn1ior par'
ner has been at the North contractin
with Piano and Organ mnanunauturers ft
instruments, IIle has cohietuded mil
aidvanitageoits contrats, fand the Piantl
and Orgatns are "'comlin~g, cominig" 10n,(J0
more, by every steamer. Newt Styles, Ne
Prices, New TJernms, New Store, New D
psature.
SPECIAL OFFER, FALL 188(
Cash prices with three Months credit. -
During inonths of Ai"g. Sept. and OQe
we will solI Pianos are d Organs at LowEG
CASH PnloEs, payable 1525 Cash on* I P
ano or $10 Cash on an Organ, ivtith thi
balance in thl'ee lnohths, wrtHuT INTEl
EisT.
WVH A't DO 'YOU SAY T O Til H SOFFq~j
Writo for lilustrated Can. I-goch an
Newv Price Lists~ for Fall 1860 and Pr<
pare to be astonished.
LUDDEN & I3ATES
SAVANNAH, GA.
Wholesale Piano aml Orkan healeri
july 27
CURE i BACK AUHI
And all dicounsed of the Kidrioys, Bldde
dnd1( Urinary Organai by wearing the
lInprovetl Exelslor Kilny Pad
It is a marvel foP healing and1 relief.
SIMPLE, MENSIJBLE, IIIECT, PAIN~
LJESS, POW ERF U L.
.It cure's whore nil else f ails. A Reve
latiton and Rfevolution in Medicine. Al
sorption or direct aipplicaition, as oppose5
to unsatisfactory internal medicines. Soni
for our treatise on Kidney fro'umes, 'sch
free. Tis is tihe Original andt Genuin
Kidney Pad. Ask for itand take 1no otho,
At wvholend ia Charleston, 8. C., t
Dowie & Moiso. Whiolosald Druggista.
Sotd by druggists, or sent by mail, on r~
cipt of ic,$2. A ddress
T e"Only" Lung Pad Co.
WViluiams Blocs, Detroi6 Mich.
dec 21-f x6m
.B rtead ~d
~4MACHINEQ..
'6+ N'ACHAtt E.S?.
DALTIMOREM D.
R.- W. PhILLiPS, Agent, Wlnns
boro, 8. C. dec 21-1y
-Subscribo to 'T'un News AX hIar
&rs-$2.00 is yer.
,IDON'T
Until
You
- Y STOCK of Fu1rnit ure, which will i
f . est according to quality, ancd for tk
. Itemeinber that all my goods are warlrant<
Furniture elsewhere, then come to tho fir
best selection and can buy cheaper. Bear
I way. Blythewood, White Oak, Woodwar
and York. This is a recominendat ion of
A new supply ot Window Shades, Wall
Frames, Chromoa, Hat Racks, and Book 8
Tihe largest supply ot Tiu Chiainber Sets
her Suits. Call and see them. A new sn
any. Don't Buy a Machine merely hecam
it and likes it. Remiieiiber that riost of tI
s puffed have bnt little merit. The one yot
time and vexation, is noiseless, runs
it. Remember the iold Medal was awart
over eighty competitors. I can refi'r you
always giveu eutire satisfactinm. Iteinei
SlIsh Factory. All orders entrusted to ime
the lowest prices. Furniture neat ly repahi
- prepared to make to order. Lumber and S
mug Machine Needles and attachments and
ie. Don't, tihl to (all before purchasing e
THE LATEST
'SEWING MACHINE,
LAUGE A11M
NOISELESS.
SETTING NEEDLE,
THREADING SHUTTLE,
WINDING BOBBIN.
ELEGANT IN FINIM1Nl
AND IN FAC'r
The Oaly Perfect Mac;hiie f oMde.
A. & A. G. ALFrm,
no. 23 South Calvort strooet,
BALTIMORE, MD.
ATTENTION !
A S we iitend to give oiri attention
in h Iliniur (ei nirev to Plaiia
tion Supplies 21a 1.rt i lizers, we oiler
11Che colelits o our Mrv V oods an1d
Clothing Store at cost, 11 we inltend to
giv IIIp that part. (o11 our business.
These Goods 1,mst hw "1ld, alld for
o Icash on tieliverv. Nwi ortm
to buy.Nwisor ia
a Black Cashmmeres at. iNew York cost.
g Colored Cashmenrcs at Ncw York
rcost.
tBlack Alpacas at New York cost.
Colored Alpacas at New York cost.
All kinds of D~ress Goods at New
York cost.
_ rimming1j1~ Salfins (atll shade~s) at
. New York cost.
.A full li of' Cussimnet'os at New
o York cost,.
Water-piroof Cloths at NeW York
cost,.
TO HlOUSEiKEEPERIS:
Table Linen at New York cost.
Napkins it New York cost.
D Ioylies aCNew York cost.,
T1owels at New York cost.
BUTTONS ! BUTTONS ! I
Ladies' and( Gents' Hosiery, Uner
wear andi Gloves; all at New York
cost.
1Uv your Spring aid Summiier
Dresses, ,JailIconet. Swiss, Vnictoriau
ings, and hisertings to trimz them withi.
II All at Newv York cosl.
r ~e hiave no space to enumecrate cur-.
ther. We wanlt to sell out evecrythinig
not usually kept ini a Planitationz Sup- t
ply Store.t
THJI3 iS NO HiUMB UG.
Callitit andrices will conv'ineo you.
1 And he0 su re 1han brig thle CASIh, as
1, :1o goods will he ch arged.(
F. Elder de Co. ri
COL U Mi3 A IrOT EL.
II
I in.
I m s:*-n3mmme
A ..J P.O eN(Ii3,R
BUY
Seern
e tho largest, handsoiest anid e0t)
sign a Wul Workmanship UpouQtaled
d to be as represented. , yO.us
4t-class store whero you wlt ha'Ve Ito
in mind that I ship 'goods to 'Ridge.
l's, Blackstock, and as .far as Clesto
he quality and price of muy goods.
Pockets Brackets, Miirrors, Picture
helvesI, clealper tUhni the cheIapcst.
, made to maitch Cottnge and Cham
pply of' Sewing Machilcs as good as
0 your mother or voir neighbor lias
to inachines (hat. are Imiost lirgely
I want is the ohe that. will savo you
light and will last. lon g Hime. I havu
led to one or the Machines I ropresent.
to maniy that tre uiilig it, tad it ha1W
her thai t I ati agent for a )oor and
will have proilpt. atten1tion and at;I
'ed att imoderatte prices. I .m11111 also
hiigles for sale at, siall profits. Sew
parts of Machinest can I lidd through
sewhere. ft. W. PA'1'T1TLiS.
TRIUMPH.1
IINQTON
r nsfor ]BA'7 L9. PIAT-Tv.NS.
DamageC Tood I
IIE FOl. LOWING GOODS WjrIjh
'-BE
SACRII FICED)
or the reaso)l1lnht thiey have1 this ddf
lseen sliihtly damnageth
Picce Black Cashmeii'd worthi$1.00 a6
()0 cnts.
Picco Black Cashindcro svofth 85cenfts
at 50) cents.
Piece Br'owi'n(Cashmercuo worth 70
cents at. -15 cents.
TIhiese prices are a gient deal less
an11 we paid( forl thema anid are ION.
8T BA RG AINS.
[cMASTER, URILCE & KETCillN.
dc 7
(NDEENTS
.T E hatio now in store tha I-ngash
s tock 'Oer purebal~fsed by usm
udich will be disposed of at low
bry Goods,
Clothing, Hant,
Shioes, Groeceiis, Br'idles.
Saddlios, Harness, Red( Leather',
Hlarness Loadher &c.
We aro not given to "BLOWING,"
ut can truthfully stuy Wvo arb of'er-.
ig solid bargains, and will be glad
seoi you.
U. G.DNSPOR~TES.
sept 20
FRESH SUPPLY
FNowv Crop NEWi ORLIEANS~
[OL ASSES, best in the mar'ket, and
uups of Aill gi-adeLs.
A LSO,
A fino assortment of
AlSINS,
ANNED PEARS,
#INSA PLE,
EA C HES,
GRATED O'COAINUT9
SING LAS,
O1NLA'lfNE
.Also, a gCod ftliit y of OA'TM EA Ly
le five pound1( packttges
GAVg ME A CAt.
D. ft FN 1 LNNAMR -vi
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