The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, February 01, 1881, Image 3
TOWN AND COUNTY.
SATURDAY, February 1i : : : 1881.
T~n~ og nx NewSAND 11ERA LD.
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R nAILOAD Seinmmu.-Tho irains
now pass Winnsboro ats follows:
N"orth1-boun d passeng-er, 11.-40 a. ml.;
sotilh-bouId, 5.15 p. In.; north-botnd
freight, 8.38 a. i.; sontli-boind, 12.57
p. m. These arrivals are oin (hie basis
of Winnsboro time.
New Advert1axienic.
Top Buggles-.J. H. Cutuimings.
Fact-J. Groeschel, Successor.
Mr. J. 10. MNIaster has beeu ap
pointed a Noliary Public.
Mr. J. Groeschel, who has akeil
temporary clirge f th le entire siovk
of thle latle firml of(W eeie &
Gkroesclili, orlfrs 11ll tiw goods oil hand
at cost prices. The stock is a well
au3lOrted oin(e, and buivers will do well
t0 give it anl exatninationl.
M Ir. J. . C i linill gs 2 l(vertfises that.
he ha.1 on hand (:I mhe storo opposite
DuIllev & alit'-) a 11.nW aortmen.
of, wag1ons, 'Il bn:geshich he( w0ll
rell a: very reasonable prices. These
vehicles have been bought at low ti4
Iures onn will be sold accordingly.
The local chronicler is lliled to
note the absen t-mu indednlless of certlain
of tie ciief olic(rs of (ihe m. P'. U.
For instiaice, [lhe Grand Tyler, on a
recent occasiol, was s0 entiranc(1ed with
at Certain beaitiful fice, that lie coild
nt be made to undersianid what iyin
lad been allnot'iced at tIle priyer
Illeetin11g. To a irue bachelor it is in
expressibly "ad to behold how the
inigvt are ftllen. et ter consult a
physiciain, Brother Tyler, or the Uniion
milht be compelled to Clotho them
selVes in lie limi llaents or Inour ning1
as rctIsire y I: hrues
Di SIyE h.\T1ilS O1 TH E s;n,).-..
C s sva"V u 1ard work on the ifteen
battles tlit. have changed (lie world's
hiistoryl has reachtedl1 aI high repution 31.
eneswIll be glad toI learn thmt it is
.4 -shd,-in cloth1, a1t. the extrec-ICV
Y)o11 wieb I i also( 1isell Macaulav, Gib-(1
classics ati one-foutili tile usuazl cost.
An3ot.hier va3luable)I work,. ''Tihe Chioic
of Ilook s,'"'3giving uiseful hints(5 upon0
containing xtracts fro'foin eaing
A)mericn Book)N Ex.aneNe Yrk
at thle residence10 of Mr. D). R. Fleni
keni, 0on last. Friday evening!., was o3e
of~ thle 11nost leasant211 of thle series.
Al IlhoughI thll llen 1dance0 wais not1 as
large a1s 1)nighut hiave been, t his fact did(
not1 prevet1 those hiresenit from giving
thlelinscIves iup to mirthI and gaiety for*
1t3(h(e etire evein 1g. Oinly oneC of (the
reader's (or thle occasion put1 in1 an1 31p..
Bed(1o.t" ini a v'ery enlter1ta1inliig man31
sweet1 5ongs~, and1( Ai.\Is. D~wighit reii
dered( "Wh~liisperinig WaIves"' on thie
piiano). Thei Iiusic, both1 vocal and3( in3
Strirmnental, wais eellhen t, and1( was1.
inneh (enjIoed by' all presenti(. Thel
treasu813rer, Mr I. W. II. 110e1n1iken , malide
a1 report (If thle finances00, 1130 ('vening3
beiiig t lie aniveraryofthe organiizZ
tion of thle society. 11is rep~ort showed
that1 $1'29.38 had13 beeni recei vedI hv him l
from the collect ions, aml1( that $79.15
had been cx penided , leaving a bala nce
anIce inl his hands of 850.23;. Thei( ex
pendl I31' itureiwas mad in thie pulrcha..:e of
the( handI~somei set of lpillt fuiiture 11
for the Presbylerinl churcht'. Th'i.
certainlyh is a3 grify 121'in resul ofI the
read311ings, andl the otlicers have11 renaon
to c'ongratulate(31(3 lhemlves~1 uipin thle
great33 53nee'! .th.. t Im .43 I In i3 l esty e
t', lea'1sant mieetIings dulrin~g ihehis y
lawin(33- gr1.iE and1 pe'i jurors have13
been'I drawn ~i to serei'O(1 duing (1he ApilI
term of (lie Uite (d States' C(ircn it
Court a3t Ch-iries 03n:
B. AM. Strobel, Charleston; Il. D,.
Gasheie, Chieraiw; Jared( D). Sullivai.
Ed~(gefieldl ; Mr1. Li. C laly, UnrnweilV(h ; (.
rens8; Frankli( V Wiiaimsonu, Grleeni ville;
Heniry O'll err'ick and1( ,Johln C. Cherry'.
N~oore, Snaer ; W.- A. L imbhecker,
Ahbbeville ; j'. Von Oven, Charleston;
U. 11. D)eshami, Ilorry' ; M. 1P. l'ickett,
Ubarleston ; J. B. MoblIey, Laurens;
-Greenville.
Petit .Jurors-M. Marco, Darling
ton; L. J. .Jonings, Greenville;'O. P.
W.ood., Spar1tanb11urg; ill. TU. Mouz'ion,
Wi amsburg; W. R. Roynitoi, Barn
w - . J.McDonald, Marion; WYih
Mam G4owan, Spar'tanur~g; C. L.
Rold, Walhalla; B. D). D~ean, Ander
son; It. A. Keenan, Richland; A.
Vanderhiorst, Colletoii; D. Anderson,
Spartaniburg; D. C. Ellison, Lautrens;
Louis At. Moore, Abbeville; Esau J.
J. Jamison, Orangeburg; Wesley
l'itchford, Walhalla; Calvin Brice,
Faiiteld; Isaac Sauls, Colleton; Fred.
iuck, Ilorrv; J. W. Coleman, lunion ;
eniry ID. \Yatson aid F. A. Bellinger,
E4dgrelleld; W1. A. Cason, Atbbeville;
James lunter, Pendleton; A. E. Cox,
Marlboro; lenty F. Gleaves, Beau
fort; Chesley Crosby and John Lee,
Chester; Lawrence Williatus, er
wIell; 1obert E. Evans, Cheraw; Saul
Rtandall, Aiken; WV. S. Witts, Edgec
field; John W. Biyck, Oranlgeburg;
Stephen A. Hughes, Edgefelld; M.
Caulfield, Charleston; F. IW. Nettles,
Darlington.
Tin. Pujc Scuoo.s.-The follow
ing preamble and resolutiois have
beenii nuded to us by Mr. Jacob A.
(aldwell, the president of the Glad
doll's Grove Democratic Club:
We, the niimhers of tle Gladden's
Grove Democratic Club inl convention
atsmnbled, secing and( knowing the
"reiat injiury to our couit yl at large 1and
to tile Dieimcrattic paNv, especiilly by
iaviniig the oth o(if rour coilnty tIght
by Hfldical leachers itl our i public
schools-for "Its the tii is bent so (the
tree inclies''-lherefie, be it rexol'
cd:
1. That. ihiis Cilu) authiorize its presi
dent, or some oft her me111b1 er, to de
inand of the school trustees that. they
Ippoi lit. n) 1more Uilicals 11s teachers,
but Deim2ocrals ilstead.
2. 'lha. as Deiocrats an( apav
erls, w view the Systen of tI xaionii
Fi. 'echool pri'poses as eirely woni ,
and tha1t we are I ired ofIt, ingMe taxeid tlho,
educa 4 't IIraet inllu mid (ist. who>, as
l li4ev become bel. eduented, the n1one
dtlly is their hatr-ed to the onles from
whomi thlIey deive this beneli , and
thIle' more prsistent inl their ellbrls to
11.-H1ten pon It.; a g'Overnmtienlt unlder.
which bwave Inenl Cannlot livet, anid we
think thw t un' has cone lor1 us to look
to ou)l own illieresis 11n1 1 the iter
(,Sts mi)t own. chibIrenl, a2lid hot to tle
opiniioni of'Northr 11 Setliiilel.
3. Tha we call upon the clubs
througlhout the coi.to join1 with us
ill (hint1i ng1ili!" (f hur Iegislators ia
chaImng4e ill (he laws, anld let each race
educ0e its owIn chIhiren.
-1. Thal if 1the above can be Ca'Irried,
we cons1 i'r ait at su1llable provision
should he 1111de ir t( education of
thle chiiren ( those colored Demlo
raTIS who 1aiVe so nobly stood by
1heir mr1y iln 2ts 111rke.t, hours, ald
by whose assistance we liave been
enatbled 1o defeatL HaldiCa-f~l anid
m 1aintain a goverimi1ent which rIspects
Ihe righis o' all, irrespective of' ace
or color, 1111d niidel.r whichli ve can1 all
live inl pea.c and harm111nv11..
3. That at copy of these resolutlions
b' furniishied t(*. edit or of Till., NiysI
AND I -:1.u1> tol' )ulic)1 ati jont.
- Agreeablv to the call of the presi
denit, (lhe Democratic Club1 mlet inl fihe
Town I[iall oil Wednlesdny evening- -it
half-past seven o'clo'k. l'resideni
Ib)ivis cal1led (lie clb to 0order, 2ap
1po inted' Mr'. T. 11. Ket chin Isecretar1iv
pro (em., and( biriefly stated( the ohject
of' the meletingi(-wi'chl wvas to t.akc
some1 stepls toward'(s raLisin~g a1 lfund to
pay13 tile expensesof5 (th1ie gentlemen10 who
pear1 at, tihe lIext1 termi of (lie Fedeall
Court, ini Chalrlest Onl1 iponl charges of.
int imiidatio and1111 frautd at1. the 1late genI
(eral1 electin. It had1( been1 suggested~l
by3 1.he C:ount y Chairmn , Maj]or Woo2d
ward,1(l ini11 hi's reent address5 to) tile
Demlocralcy of Fairifield, (111t ('ach1 club1
aissess its meml~ber1s thle sum1 ot' one
After some discussion, it wats re
solved(, n1motion lolOf Mr'. T1. K. Elliott,
that11. tile treasuri~er lcvv an1 assessmntii
commlIittee of' fotur he app)Iointed to as.
sist, hi in in the collectlin of the same1.
TheIl pre'sidenlt appo)1inted34 tile follow ig
gent ileen as such commliittee, viz:
Messrs5. T. Ki. Elliott, 0. W. Unch
Viennu ikenI.
solvedl by' the club (1121t the Ii'esiilt
apinlt. a1 conun~it tee of' thre'e to) (draft
stital r1)0iesolultion1s C expressiv e of Iihe
sentiIimlents of' thle club11 inI reg~2i to I he4
recentIi arrePsts (of Democrats81121 lit have
b)4een inade( Inl the county1 il. M('ssrs.
Pointed ('( 21such1 4 enittee11 '. The11 IoI
ling'ji arie (lie reso(ilutions:
WhIeeas, it I i under1stood t halt thiei
are41 ai grea2t, nat1b1 r of'l pr liosecuit1ins of1
memberi)'is of' the Demiioc'raic party3 in1
vaious111 504e1ions of' 11he Stat11e. lIow4..
p)em~h~libe'oi'e tile Courots of1 the Ui.:
(4e( Stts, for' allegedl 014lln'e (com
mlil ted a1t ihe 1i10 genel4''1 el'ion ;~
(2"ueid, wheres 1114 recognize'4121 in)these
I. Th'l:tt the4 ('2ns4 4of the4 memberih's of
1(3lhe I'ty 12owi awa~it ing2.' trial Is t he
'3aus5 of' tile Demiocraitie partvi4, and14
l) supplor't Ihuein by 4)-i'W11zedt act3ion.
2. Thait this clu1b, inI ('vervi e'veal,
21ledges it (411sef to 'andl'es'i supOrt)1
Hii 11( " 2iiywho hav' b< eiS pilced4..
Irlpd 1);11ii I('1(lvsee, ('4 1) tenli
apint1 counsel54' to represen'~it. 11he1 par
(ie 1 us asted amil I13to 4)k1ara1.
ton.0 The priden1211C' I ii)it appontd e
Rioad GJOa.ilIr ofCtis lach
had bee ( lrdyA1'C3 14 seeored y the gen
the ils t tialesfon.wigC~illi
Sl~'toe foh e lr~ mantrso impoanc
were ditoschsod ibyWl thclub, witthoey
in~~iatnofor except acton.'ligt1)i
sAllo1rd ii ehlf o Colored Tnchera andw
oio 1ood Advicey to the ~ol OedWeopl'.
W'eipub'k sh he follo fw i( commu
golig toi tcholasn Winnsboo1( wio
concrning ntla ectoheld rere
but I am r4ally sory flint i' ndvises
the trustees of the free colored schools
no, to give the Radicals any m1o0e
schIools. I don't really think there is
one true, hoiiest-hearted colored man
In this county would go to work and
swear a lie agailist the Democrats.
We have a set of colored teachers in
this county, and . doi't think that
I here was oc of them taking any part
in the last election at all. Froi the
first, of the liepublicia imination,
when they nominated such as they did
noiniate, I for 0110 said that I didl not
intend to support the ticket. I knew
very well that we ieeded m ,'en to.
represent this county who felt the in
terest of the educational allairs, and I
knew that such as Johnson, Martin
itiad Ilyrd could not do it., for the sim
l1e fact, that they had not the abilities,
and several oilers came to tle same
conieslsion. Again, we kniow that (lie
only hope of gettinig the little colored
ehildreii educated Is by the sympa
thy of (lie good-liearted 'white p'cople,
an11d I hope that (lie white peo1Ile of
this eountv won't iccise us al for a
few insigllfeait. individuals. It is tle
only hope. that I can see for our col
orei people Io se lieir owii destiniy,
and to vote For the interest of their
coiitnry-hy their becoinig educated,
andi not tuitil theni. Aid you, my
)emocratic frieids, will adiit this.
There are a few colored 11101 in this
counity, i' not, ti h lar-est Iiajorit.v,
will give the Deinoorats credit for
their kindness. You kiiow there ire
hot-hieded colored iei who are really
uiable t )Iihiik for themselves and t hev
lmust, have so1me onle thiilk for. thei
thereiwbre, you should not treat (lie
good one(J S had on accoilnit of the bad
onies, atd I hope vou, as Deimocrats,
will consider this maititler over and
Ireat (evr 1111111 accordingo. to his Sev- I
eral abilities. U. L. GLE NN.
-W. it. 'rappan; Contractor and
lInilder, Tldo. Oh io , nvs: An.o Ex
celsior Kidnhey Pad relieved me of
pt)ini inl the side of litTetin years' st anld
igtr. Please send me atnother Pad.
&ee AdV.
HIYMEINEAL.
MARIED-Oi the 26th of Janu
ary, at (lie residence of the bride's
Mother inl Chester cotility, by the Rev.
J. 1). Miahoin, Mr. J. It. -rayxso, of
Fairfield County, to Miss. C. E. KEN
TOP BUGGIES.
OPEN MUGGIES.
SPRUNG WAG ONS.
HAVE in store. a ca- load of assorted
stykcs, which I offer at bottom figures for
enhi or good pnpr-r. Ca0 and examme
thCem, whther you wish to buy or not.
J. H. CUMMINGS.
Opposi to Dlunlevy & F~ant's.
feb 1-t f
FACTS!
SE'LLIDQ OFF A T COST.
F3R11H2 NEXT TilIRTY DAYS
1 W ILL SELL THlE
-E]3 TTJE E~ STOcrr
FOIDMIRLY OW~NED BY
AT TllE OLD STANDtS AT
C E R IO'S AN D W\OLFES BUILD.
.INGS.
7T. G~EC)~FrSCOTI L.
feb 1
0OVil(oE OF ('oU.
WI isuO S. t , .uv Tihu:.v.n,
AC'TINGI unider instrauary1" 21, 1881.
.~ .. Comi rolter Generiins from tho
notice that alt parties owniishereby give
an int erest in lanids now on the14r having
linuentift landl~s, or in any13 landrs st of de-'
forfeited to thie State for tho non-';eotofore
of taxies, andt which have not boc mfont
for taxes or rcelaimecd, except Nuch :aold
as were forfeited prior' to 1878--79, ids
bie redloeeme on the paymnent of the tioy
which may be due and unpaid thiereo.
with costs, but withiout pornihties: P'rcl
vided, said payment shall b e mad e on or
bef'ore the 31st da~y of May, 1881, as po
vided for in the Act of the General As
sembly, approved Deebe"4 1880.
~JAMES'Q. D)AVI8,
Jan 22 trim County Troiseann
LUDPEN & BATES'
SOUTHERN
MUSIC HOUSE.
TIIE MUSIC HOUSE OF Tr ESOUTIH!
REMOVAL TO OUR
Tew Double Store
An Innucuse Music Temple.
Two large stores, each 30 feet front and
four stories high, fronting on three streets
and filled from collar to loft with musical
supplies. Nothing to compare with it in
tho Southern States.
A BIG STORE,
A BIG STOCK,
A BiG r .21ADE,
ArrM CR TO ComE.
.IuriIng Ci0 ten years tince our estab
lishient of our house we have developed
the inusie trade of the South to a won
derful degree, but as yet we have only be
gun. Wsfe, not many years ahead, a
business of a million a car. and to take
care of this enormous trade we have pro
vided our pi esent manmoth warerooms.
Fall trado 188r will be itnimense. We are
rt ady for it. For months our senior part
ner 1has been at the North coitracting
with Piano and Organ manufacturers for
imstruments. le lifa concluled1 most
advantageous contracts. and the Pianos
and Organs aro "coming, coming" 10'.1,600
more, by every steamer. Neu Styles, New
Prices. New Terms, New Storo. 'New De
par uro.
SPECIAL OFFER, FALL 1880.
Cash prices with three Months credit.
During months of Anit Sont. and Oct.
w will sell Pianos am. d Organs at LoWEST
umsn PnmCEis, payable v25 Cash on a Pi
ano or $10 Cash on an Organ. with the
balanco in three months, wNrnor)UT INTE.
Esr.
WIAT DO YOU SAY TO THIlS OFFER?
Write for Illustrated Catalegoes and
New Price Lists for Fall 1H60 and pr
paro to he astonished.
LUDDEN & BATES'
SAVANNAH, GA.
Wholesale Piano and Organ Dealers.
july 2T.
C=
C=3
CURE i BACK ACH
And all dliseases of tihe Kidneys, Bladder
anid Urinary Organsx by wearing the
Improved Excelsior Kidney Pad
It is a marvel for healing and relief.
SIMPLE, SENSIBE,. DI RECT, PAIN
LE:SS, POWERF UL.
It; eure-here all else iails. A' Reve.
lation and Revolution in Medicine. Ab
sorption or direct app~licat ion, as8 opplosed
to u nsatisiact ory internal medlicines. Send
for our treatise on Kidney troubles, sent
froo. TIhis is tile Original and Genuine
Kidney Pad. Ask for it an d take no other,
At wholesale in Charleston, S. C., by
Dowio & Moise, WVhole.ale Unriggists.
Sold by druggists, or sent, by mail, en ro
ceiplt of pri c', $2. Address
Theu "'Only'" L~ung Pad Co.,
dec 21-1 i
'T H E ONL.Y ty
Curce by A1M ? u. g (ature's way.
LLy LUmNO DTSEARES,
tI..TI!IROAT DISEASES,
IA5 RmEATHIING TROUBLES.
It Drives Into thme system curative
igents and healing medicines.
It draWS Ilfr the diseased patt4 thle
Pois-ons that cause death.
Thousandls testify to its virtuep.
You caln be Relieed andl( Cu'rd.
Don't dlespalir until yen hav- tried this
lensile. Eaaily A pplied an d CA DICAIJ
[Y RFFECTUAL Remedy. F'enmd fa~r tes
imonials and our book, ''Three Millions
Year." Sent free.
At wholesalo in Charlerton. S. 0., by
D~owie & Meise. W~holesale Dr'mggists
sold by Druggiste, or sent by mail on
eceipt of' price. $2."0, by
Thle "Only" fLung Pad Co.,
Williams block, Detroi t, Micb.
dec 2l--t*6;m
J lgliest gf
Se eerld.'tv.
Sr64-NT"eiARES.grW% l8
BAL.TIMORE,M0Oj
RI. WV PIILLIPS, .Agenit, Winns
)Oro, S. C. dec 21-ly
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
~3 LAW .VRANGE,
.v In R WINNSInORO,S. C.
TAKE NOTICE.
REIMEMBER TIE PLACE OF
P, Lallilckor & Bro,
TIIEY are closing out their entire
stock of
WINTER DESS GOODS
of IIl dlescriptions at expecially low
prices.
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING!!
To make room for our Spring Goods.
we Will close out all Heavy Wool Gar
mients, consisting of Suits and Over
coats, regardless of their value.
FURNISIN1hG GOODS,
which we will also close out cqually
cheap.
A call for inspection is cordially in
vited and satisfaction guaranteed it
every respcect.
P. LANDECKEII & URO.
jan 15
' NPECIAL inducements to customecr(
wanting
WINTERf GOODS.
It will paiy to examine and pr-ice our
stock of Dress Goods. Fhlannels, Can,
simer-es, Jeans, Ulanketsa, and all 0other
goods, as they will be sold cheap. We
ask the attentioni of the ladies to our
CLOAKS AND DOLMANS,
which will be closed out at LOW
DOWN PRICES.
CLOTHING AT BOTTOM IOURIES.
A small lot of Criniwhc
wvill be closedl ou1, at JIAIRGA INS.
McMASTElH, B1lTCE &. K ET'CIIN.
janl 15
-- ---
OH, YES! OH, YES!
r]SHlE STONE tOONrTN CORn WHW.I
.1K EY 1has come. and1 is stall coming
If you wanft good Whliskey and gooal
Sog ars, call at
CLbEND INING'S {O USE,
neyf. door to W. RL. Doty & Co. Hie keeps
tha .,cst of everything. The hest N'ithan'si
Dld Cabinet WVhiske~y. 'Tho host Gibsona's
Whiskay. The best 'Ten ConaIs Segar.
I'ho best Fito Cenats Segar. A nd, aibos it
11l! th.ings, the best Dinnor for 4(1 conate.
And if youl como1 into town'f bet~ween 1I
and 1 o'clock, andl are bunagry, call at
liendinaing's for a drinuk, anad heo will set
up a free lunch for .0on. Cleradining
keeps a moral and a ghiet honso,
COLUMIr ' TTOTEL.
- IB
Is N.i.aw, .,:
na*-n wann.
DONi
Until
You
j Y STOCIK of Piriuiture, which wi
est accordiig to quitlity, aid6 for
ietemmber iat. all ny goods are warra
Furnture else where, theni come to tie
best seleelio aind(] cant bov cheaper. 1i
Way. BlyVthewood, White Oak, Woodw
atid Yo:k. This is a recommedttion<
A new supply of Window Shades, W
Flrames, Chromios, Hat Racks, and Bool
The largest supply of Tin Chamber 8S
ber Suits. (fill and see them. A new
any. Donl't 13y a Machine tincrely bee
it an1(d like; it. 'Reieilber tht 5most 01
putlfld have but little uerit.. The one I
timetO anud vCxItion, is noiselCs, i1
it. Jlemembeiir the GIold Medal wn awi
over eigly (olipel itors. I can refer v
always giveil ci ire sal isfaetion. Reni
Sash Faelory. All orders entrusted to
the lowest pricevs. Funniture eatily rep
Prepared to itake- to ordter. Luher aim
mug Maic chint Neetdlos and attachments a
tile. Don't fitil to call be-lwe purclitsinit
THE LATES3
SEWING MACHINEa
LA1lGE AUM,
NOISELIC1"SS.
SETTING NEEDLE,
THREADING SHUTTLE,
SIW WIND11NG BOBBIN.
ELJIMA NT IN MNIN.,
ADIN F~NJ!K
Ti 02y Pc1pC6d M11c~ilut 111.
A. & A. G. ALoR ,
No,23Couth Cavr3troo,
BALTIMORE, MD.
F RES SUPPLY
(F ) New Crop NEW ORLEANS
MOLASSES, et t it the market, and
Syrups of till grades.
A LSO,
H AIlNS,
CITROl(.N,
CANNED P'EA ES,
PINEAPPLE,
P'EAC11 ES,
G HATlED t OCOANUTi,
IS!NGLASS,
(GELATI NE.
.Also, a good qtuality of' OAT M EAL,
int five pound I it plrkoges
GIVE ME A C'ALL.
GN )ICA :T
- --0:
IT hi;av now'~ in storn the laigns
and a' hieh ull be disposed of at, low
Drvy Goods,
Clot.ing, Tint
Sadtudles, 1 larn-os, Redi Leathor,
Harness- Loa'bher &c.
We arc not giv.en to "BLTOWING,'
but can trthfully say wo are offer
ing solid bargainis, and will be glad
- U.G0. DE~SPORTES.
sept 20
SHLAVING SALOON.
--0
U lE tundersignued b~ega leave to say~
-t o te ptulli lh..t heo Is now run
ning a firsi-class Shavintg Saloon ini
uveryV rSpeelt. None but cometenf ttui
anid expe~tl workme artelti P t eployed,
and( tose whio wvill favor us withi Iheir
cust om are guan teedt c satisfactijon,
H A I lt-CUTT"IINGk
D~one in the latest antd neat est style.
Doni't foPre to call and give' me .a
I rial , and1( 1 will pleatse you .
.1. M. McCAL,
Opp~osile Dr. Aikent's D~rug Store.
King s Motntain Military School,
YonrcyrIrIrJ, s. 0.
IIE SECOND sE.sSJON of the twenty.
sixth ye, r will begin Feobruasry 1st
and1( close .June 30th, 1 881.
'rF.MS PE(R aESSIoN:
For School Expenses. i. C . Board,
Tnritionu, Washing. Fuel and
Light4, - ,- - $100O.O0 I
Surgeon's fee and une of books, - .5.00
For Circulars contr-,ining full1 Informa
tion, apply to COL., A. COWARD;
deo91 -lfebt PrincIpal,
BUT
3i ~ 8 (-.. nc
I he the largest, handsomest and chealp
design a11nd wvorkmanship unequaled,
nWed to be ats represellted. Price youl
firSt-lass.4 store w~hero you Viii have the
mUr in mind that I ship goods to Ridge
ard's, Blaekstoek, and as far as Chester
if the quality and price of my goods.
all Pockets, Brackets, Mirrors, Pidturo
; Shelves, cheaper thain the cheapest..
Ats, made to mtiatch Cottage 111d Chain
SIpply of' Sewing Machilies as good as
rise0 your mother or vour neighbor has
the machines that 'ire most. largely
'oil want is the on1e that will save vOn
is lighiit and will last at long titme. I have
irded to one of the Machines I represcit.
mt to mny that ire using it, aitid it has
imber that I am1 agent, for a Door and
1110 will have prompt attention and at
ired at moderate prices. I iti also
1 Shingles 'or saple at small profits. Sew
Id parts of Machines can he had through
elsewhere. R. WV. PHILLIPS.
T' TiRIUMrPH,
iMI TON
nnfq for B3A Ze A /A T m:-s
A~ r
ATTENTION!
S ,we intend to give our aftenttoft
- inl the. lt1re4 en1ir-ehv to Plantla.;
tion Sippli(s*, 111141 a dF rlizersoll'/A' il, we oiler
lhe con3tents of ou 133 )rv (Goods and3(
tlihg Store ati cost, 2n5 we buen'd to
give up th'at p:n't. (or our1 biness.i
The God mu(l' IIst be0 sold(, and3( forl.
( ashI 1)n delivery. Now% is your1 tim1o3
to lbiv.
Black Casluniei-es at New York cost.
C'olored Cashmneres at Ncw Yorke
cost.
Black Alpacas at. New York cost.
Colorecd Alpacas at; New York cost.
All kinds of Dress Goods at New
Trimaming Satinis (all shiades) at
New~ Y'ork cost.
A full line of Cassimecres at Newv
York cost..
W~ater-proof Cloths at New York
cost..
TO IIOUSEKEEPE~RS:
Table Linen at New York costa
Napkins at New York cost.
Doylies at New York cost4
TVowels at, New York cost.
BU ITONS'! EUTTONS ! I
Laidics' and1( Gen~is' H{OSierI'v, Und~e1.,
wearI and31 Gloves ; all at New Yor'k
cost.
Unv your Spting and Summer'
Dresses, Jaeontets, Swiss, Victoria
Lawns, Linensi, Cambuirics and( lEd g
ings, and Insertinigs to tim themn wit hi
All at Noew York dost,
We have no0 space to enumerate fur
tiher. We wanlt to sel) out everything
not nsually kept in a Plantattion Sup
ply Store.
TIS 18 WO hUMBUG.
Call atnd prices will con1vince yoits
Anid he0 sure and bring the CASH, as
no goods will 1)0 chlargedl.
F. Elder' & Co.
(d4c 30
THEi PEOP~L FJS
M~UTUAL.
RELIEF AS88001A''I ON.
rHIS is an %Assciation of bnsiness menD,
Iwhlo, for their udmtl prolection,
nontribute ton' ards aW fund, so as
in ease of death, their families may re
L3Oive from3 $2.l;00 to $5,Oian, according toi
unount i 3 of cert ificate. T1his Is one of the
best plans of life insurance. 3 on pay as
you3 go, just like fire Insuranee, and with,
mote contenience eOnff, as5 you pay by
unall instalnenfts daring the year. -We
refer 'o thoso best acquainted with tes,
riz : mrembears in FairItld: G. Ii. Me.,
MIaster, Jan. A. Brice, Jno B. DaviM,. D'.
R. Flalniken, 13. Mugenheinler, J. W..
on J1. Clondining, 11. B 11anahan, t(.
leansfl Davis, .Jas. Q. Davis. Any enou
hat shoald like to bcome i mien. be r n1l
poly to 0. O, BXACOT,
oni;2 - Agetf
-Subscibo to THE 'EWS ANO JItl.
&71.t-$21 . a m .ear