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RAILIOAD ScHEDULE.-The trains '1ow pass Winnsboro as follows: North-bound passengor, 12.18 p. m.; south-bound, 5.80 p. im.; north-bound freight, 8.54 a. m.; south-bound, 1.15 p. in. These aprivals are on the basis of Railhoad time. sixteen minutes faster than Winnsboro tine. Niew Ativertisemeinta. Sale -A. S. Douglass. Model Shirt-Jon L. Mimnaugh. Coats' Spool Cotton-J. Groeschel. Notice-John Boyd, School Commis sioner. , Attention I G. L. I--T. H. Ktetchin, Secretary. LoBl BiUre, -Yo't may hiu it. fromn town it you will But. t he w:eit, of rtia no reniisi here t i i -More rain-mlore thid. Canl't old Probs give us a short rest?. -M;r. W. II. Flenniken and his 11101h l 1.nve moved into his beau tit'al i., bie, What nexl? Felr .ae of' tim live hold i Ituit a I little too long. -Mimnaugh believes in sellinltg goods at bottom prices. Panev pricies cmiot last. Coats' Cotton at fifty-five cents a dozen,* -see alvel'tisemltenlt of Mhr. Joseph Groeschel iII another colim, oFI. & P. Coats' Best Six-Cord Cotton. at Tie cents a spool. %I -'If folks don't stop talki ng I'll do Bo, just for spite." Sos% ars the stalwart Vice-President of the Bachelors' Pro tective Utioi. Best wishes, etc. -If'ormItationl was received t'rn-ii Columbia onl Fridayv 11 11ha : -In-ca against Mr. RoWrt Boy les i ;q b) c a discharged and his bonid cance~h-d, -There was all calit usiastite ing of the Detioeliatic Clu1b on Ti hi rIa ldtv hight, and there will be another imCet ing on next Wednesda3 eveinimr. -Mr. D. J. McCauley. who ias beci engaged in business at this pl-e durm i~ng the winter, expects to start, oll' for Scotland next month. We wish him a happy time. -Messrs. J. T. Dawvkins, II. Y. Mo Meekin and Jerr'y fTompson have, beent nppinited School Trustees for the n~ew School District1 No. 15, by the Counity Doard of Examiners. * Mr. W. ii. Flenniken has beeun presented with three beautiful Malli se kittens by Maj. T. W. Woodwitrd. *They are of the genuine impolted kiuid, asnd are very gentle anid affectionate. -It is a first rate 1ku to plant Iu cern e, and if' planted flTw it can be cut three,or four times during the sumer, Toun who has cattle should nieglec~t to sow a small patch; -As Mr. F. Gerig was elearing off the rubbish fromt his gardent ont last Thursday lbe twnatthed a highland inoccasin. It is rather ear'ly int the season for such "varmintEs," after Sb much cold weather. -Mr. John L. Mimnattgh's adver tiseltinep appears in this issue. Sugar, coifee and molasses are household nie cessities, and the shirt is a model of neatness. Call and see him and invest tour mo~ney to advarttge. -Mr. lairry O'Neill, who was bound over by E. M. Stoeber, to appear at the April term of court in Charleston, re ceived his bond back on Thursday; and it is inderstood that the case agnittsthimn has been discontInned. - Some of'thie i'ailroad hands made a strike ou last Thursday for higher Swages; and have gone over to the Co Itunbia and Greenville Ralrtoad. They weire not the hands working on this section of tife roadi, but those emp~loy ed to go with the construction train. -We wvould call attention to the ad vertisement of A. 8. Douglassa, Esq., Executor of will of J. M. R~utland, de ceased. One hnudredi shares of 1rail road stock, besides othier securities and cos.'es in act io'n, will b e sold oni the 4th of April next, and parties desiring to invest inoiney wotuhI do well to be present at tilat, time. -George E. and lIYnk Walker, dear tnntes1 from Athens, Te'nnessee, lhave been in town for a few days tis week .selling hooks. They are brothers, both havihng been-aPlicted fromn their intfan cy, and were educated at Knoxville Teiesee, W are glad to learn that they flavo tecee in selling quite a frmbeY of theIr:books In the pvlace. --Th'ie tirie is necar at haEnd when outr quota -of he'moerafic citzens Wif have Charjeston. It 1s ant exp~ethyive trip An 'all goodd citizens should contriue S methitng to paty thte actuhale xpeneiesof fees etfeena The. hemn'rae* of fairld owes It to .h~eISslf, to her 1" onor and self-reppect, to see that they De . nothiyg necessa:7 to make a full grant' ropeftiefense OfI their (ilar.. as at .p shall etr Al.-The- last 'aldinentt of * . ~this ~gasoni arrived last il woa thne sto g t tee h ul tnt 4Thot per whilh was, to have y thb ladies of til Metho dist Church ott the evening of the N1st, has been postponed on account of the expuled absence from town of a nunm ber of persons at that time. Due no tice will be givtl When the evening for It Is fixed upon. MORE DEPVLTIC1'1 Shall Citizens bh Sulteeted to Expense and Such Flrnsy O'arges ? On Monday Mr. J. Ebenezer Slan toli of Jenkinsville was car iAd before Coinmlesioner Stoeber on the charge of voting inore than one ticket. Win. Byrd was the prosecutor, and Jack Woods and Bolin Gregory were his witnesses. Byrn knew nothing and Woods know nothing except that he was Byrd's brother-in-law. Ott cross examitnation Gregory admitted that whot he sary r. Staunton vote might have been only one ticket. On this break down of the prosecution, Mr. Staunton was discharged. It wos con chlsively shown by the cross examina tion that Byrd had trumped up the I case to gratify a personal gridge. Willis Johnson was tie deputy marshal who made the arrest. It is said other warratits for parties In. the country are still out, and inay be served at any time. Mr. StauIton. was represented it Columbia by Messrs. yles and Barron, who have all along been freely volunteering their services to parties arrested. SutCIE OF A GENN.RAL.-3rvet Ma jor General Etnory Upton, of the United States army, was foundl dead in his bed on Tuesday morning, hav itg shot himself throntglh the head some time during the night. Wher 1iscov credi a revolver was still gra - ed in his hantd. Nothing to indiite the cause of the act has yet. been discover ed, but, the general imnpressionl seems to bie that grief at. the loss of his wife protipted the deed. Geteral Upton was stationled at Stitn Francisco. lie wias the author of the system of tae (ies tow itt Ise by. the 'Ut.ited States arm11ty. 1-e VIas about fort.y-ive vears ol'age. and was a very gallantl. officer during tite war-being frequentiv brevelled tort meritorious conditet otn the battle-leAI. -Tet( two ids o' CInadlra ditl'er s nuttewhat.. At New Westi meinst'e, i riti,4b Columlbial, fourl mlenl were hung11 fir the murader. ol' otne maItnt,, While aI't tite borde.r' ot'Old Westinster, it Ot ti;., onle man11 was acquit ted who wa-Is shown to hive mil-dered 1out perso ATTENTION I G. L. 1. A T iEND rewflar mceling in Town 'ab: ( n I inad ty eve.ning at 7A 'I. ' . \ ! attendlian .e is de. sir r: i .1U KE -ORIN, 1) I i ihecretairv. A UVT140N .A LE .: STW'K AND NOTES. IY ia,,e ofahr mtmoiv erinlo it)(, itqs .)Jlcuit,r of 11te w lI of .1am1es M1l. 11 It.td eceals1 (1, by the Juid e of Pro basto 0or Fa iield ut, . I will ioell at 'ml li.. an.etionz. 01 n It -It uiy of A pril .\ ha - l .r.. S (' , t..' zenh, ON l. tIN. .i ii r ' me ni r -. . to t i i a i :. ..'c s tai i t. .-u., Tl(1 , l.ove me nti ion i d R ., 1' mi t *CleI w~ ill be si 1d ihr the gui.ose oi a. p. in: thie preceeds~ let erof to. i ev;It: i. - *atedi uiote giveun byv -lohn Hs1. 'ut .car (o tI. trick hav, ig b,-en tranferredi to the' .iaid lama S \ti. Ruilaind as cO'latleral a'e.:rity fo)r the paymni t ofci sai * healed'c r to A 8. DOIAiLA., Executor or Will of James M. Rtutlanid, March 17, 1681. inch 10-t3x2 NOTICE. A.1T a ineeting of the County Board of -Examuiners. hold( this day, the fob. lowing resolution wvas adco1pted: Resolved, That in accordlance with an Act passodl by the Legislature aind ap proved December 24, '88t0, a new Sclhool b'strict sh all bo cestablished itn Fairfield County, known as School District No. 1, having the following lines as boundaries, vi7,.1 $outh from Kincaidi's Bridgo to Hngh ey's Fierry, W esi, from Hlughe 's Ferry to the mouth of Pole Branch, worth from Pole Branch to THutchinson's Spring, tho-nce aloung.tho public road to William Bell's, along tihe course of Lick Jreek to Little liiver, douv to Kincaid's Bridge. havijig such powvers and privileges as are co~nfer red by said Act upon said School District. Tihe following gentlemen are hereby ap pointed 8ebooi ienstoeesf the said School Dir trict., vie.. J. T. Pawkins, H. Y. McMeoktn and Jerry Thorilptoni. JOHN BOYD, For Co. Bid. Examiners, Winnsboro, S. 0., March 12, 1881. nclh 19-[xit J. & P. COATS S[X-CORDt COTTON, WA11IRANTr1D 200 YARDS, FIVE OC.N' 3 A sgOeGg, 1. ORIOEN~llEL*s. meh 19 - -flIESHI Oardena Seed and Onion Sets, . streceived. MA84TER, BRICE&KETON. a l OTIOE is h reby gle&wht the an. . UdV'e 'f ftendat Andi tir Warder(4 f t' Town of Winnboro willvb bldjit Town Hall'on the first Honday In April, being the 4th -doy %hqtof, between thd hours of 7 a. m. atd * ihe b'nk for Regietraion of oters'will be opened at the o-wu all on'lliiraday; Lriday and -Saturday (March 31st and A)ril 1st and 2nd,) preedling the day of Aleo ion. between the hours of 0 is% ni aed 3 p. mt. of each day. The followiig citisons ire tplonted as Manngers of itegistration anti Election: Y. 11. Cummings, 4. E. Williams and Wil. lis Goode By order of Counoil: mch 17 E 3. CHANDLER, Clerk. rO THOSE DESIRING TO BUILD. W E have j~ist emplnyed sone of the most . skillful and experienced morkmen, and are, now ready. to do all unde of house carpenter's work. We lave also nynde arrangements with the eading saw inilrs to (urnish us with lumt )er. So on an i after this date we are pre. pared to do all kinds of work. Persons lesiring to have old houses repaired, or iontemplute building, will do well to get in estimate from us befo e giving out con. tracts Drawing plans And speciOoations specialty. We are versed in all the new tyles and outs of the (lay. Contrac's aken anywhere in the Suuth. All work varrantoa. JOHN 11. PURCELL& BROS., Builders and Contractors. Winnsboro, S. C. feb 17--tx8n DISSOLUTION, T' HE firm of F. ELDER & CO. is dis. - solved by mutuni consent, to take ffect from February 17, 1881. F. Elder issumes all the liabilities. and is alone tuthorizod to sign in liquidation. F. ELDER, Rt. M. HUEY. I will continue the business heretofore married on by F. Elder & Co. at the old tand, and solicit i continuance of the liberal patronago heretofore bestowed. F. ELDER. All persons indebted either to myself )r F. Elder & Co. on past duo notes or tccounts are here notified that they will be given thirty dayN in which to settle, ifter that time suit will be entered againsi Jhen. Nobody-black or white, rich or poor. will be mado an exception. mar 2 F. ELDER. SPRING GOODS. NE W SPRING GOO5 NEW SPRING GO DS. NEW SPRING OOODS. NEW SPRING GOODS, 'UB NEW STCOCli OUR NEW STOCE~ OU R' NE W STOCI~ OUR NEWV STOCIi OF SPRING GOODS OF SPRING GOODS OF SPRING GOODS OF SPRING GUODS IS AERIVING XS A RRIVING. IS ARRIVING, 1S ARRIVINTO. COME AND SEE US, COME AND SEE US. COME AND S2% IfS. COME AND SEE UJS. IF. LANDCER & JSRO. TjANDECKER &BRO. . bDECKER & BRO. I'. .iANDECKElR & BRO. lTE hate no0w th Qtore the IIdges VI t)ef ever purchiased by$ faa, "tnd hiebh wvil be disposed of eat low Db j Goodej Clothuig, lat S~hoes, Grod'e: es. Bi i'dle. Sicddles.- fHarnena, Red Leather, Hairtesa Loitahbr &o. '(e af'e'not given to ":BLOWING,t but enin trethfully say we are offer ing solid bai'gins, and will be glad to 80e 700. U. G.DNSPORTES. * aet 20 u-fr ou riallit .T ONt MOUPTAflq COUtN Wit I. KEY has come and is still coming. If you want good Whiskey and good Segara, call at CLEN(DI, '8 10 USE, neXt door to W. It. Doty & Co. He keeps the best of overything. The beat Nathan's Old Cabinet Whiskey. The best Gibson'd Whiskey. The best Ton Cents Segar. The best Five Cents Regar. And, above al' things, the beat Dintir for 40 cente. And if you como into toWh between l' and 1 o'clook, and are htingry, call at Clendining's for a drinU, and he will net up i free lunch for you. Clendining keeps a moral and a quiet house. doo 9 SEEDS! SEEDS! J tt9T received, a larue lot of choice Gardon Seeds of all kinds. ALSO Seed and eating Irish Potatoes of the choicest kinds. Choice Family Gocei'le arriving daily. I have ott hand a lat-ge lot of best quaLity Sole Leather, which will be sold it low figures. I am paying highest prices for Dry Hides. Give ine a call, W. It. DONLY, feb 12 On the Corner SPOOL COTTON. ESTABLISH ED tA2. TR , TRADE CAMAR K (WOUND ON VH1TE PCOLS.) GEORGE A. CLARK, SbLE. AGENT, 100 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Sinco the introduction of this Spool Codon into t'e Americita mark- t. its sue cess has been unprcede nted. No other brand of tlretid has ever met with the same amount of pub'lio fav,.'r in the same apace of *ime'. The '0. N T'" manufacturers were the first to rr cognize the iwuportance of the ewing Mate inc anid .tg make a six--cord cottont, w 'i h htas ever bee~n i hoe recog - 11 I tatit-t it for trta'hijis. A~l the~ m1proveme4nta in macliinery I.' at h-- invintive genius of the nine teeth century has produiced have boon adapted by the maniufaditirera of "O.N.T.' At t all the grteat International Fatire (af the, wrld. "0. N. T. htasm been awarded the highest nW~orn. 'lIhe 'O.N.'T." factories at Newark, N. J., and Ptaisley, S'cotlanid, eraploy 5,211) opberativea -anta4 snflbnt thread ditily to go around the world four tajeS, Conumme 140 tons of coal daily. TIhe mtanufacturera of "O N01. T." are the largest manufaturemrs of Spool Cot, ton in the worle'. A full assortment of this Spool Cotton. can be had at wholesale and retail at J1. M B3EAT'Y & CO.'8. feb 22 ftx6m FRESH SUPPLY 0 Fe ~w Crop ME OTTEAMS MdOLASSE~S, best in the miarket, and syrups of a)) grades. 4 fnn# dassortment of biTRON, UANED PEARS, ~INEAPPLE, PEAOUES, GRATED COCOANUT ISINGLASS, i GELATINE Also, a good quality of OAT MEAL, in five pound packages GIV5l bJE A CALL dec 26 - bgi1test R- W e R hbWaf, , WigP boro, S. (., QU AN i1E4 i iT 1HAVE th'e ageny of' soeeal standard ,3. brands of uano. atn6gst whioh are the Motarebc and thbe Wileoz & (ibbe Manipnelsed. I will also bepa $e supl of Acid Pho phE, -re 11i do wel to give me a oi.1 befo making r.obesesnwhere. I will a a givi WIN 44 p CfD ~e BI li GA NS . .i . !o: On h g a Lh nh 80 , . We h Ei Cbs vw s t om or wadad a p 0 Wec~pdthmi hi ne n x oette ohi si us h l arh~ lsdadal conosol A~ W- .$ I3 4 A-'l wh aejb notsoso Wte, Cok n ee-,sol al an e thm n av h an om frfeiure I h~n.11 DON'T Until You if m Y STOCK of Furniture, which wil est according to quality, and for [Remember that all my goods'are0 warrat-3 Furniture elsjewherei,*then come td the 1 )est selection and can bYchea ev. Be wav. Blvtheood, White Oak, Voodwi imd Yoi:k. This is a recoinmehdaloni o A new supply of Window Shade;, W Fraines, Chrotos, Hat Rlacks, and Book The largest supply of Tin Chamber & >i Sults. Call and see them. A neW tv, Don't Buy a Machine ntueely becs t ind likes it. Remember that uost of miffed have but little merit. The one v ime and vexation. i. noiseless, rut t. Remember the Gold Mrdal was. awo >ver eight v comnpeflitors. I ctt 1ref'Qr v Llways given eitire sat iRfiction. Reim taish Factory. All orders entrusted to i lie lowest prics. Furniture neatly rep >repared tu make to order. Luiher am tig Macinei Neceilles and attachments i rne. Doi't fail to call before purehasint SEWING MAuHINEs LAl-GE AIM SiAPLE, NOISELESSia SETTING NEEDLE, THREADING SHUTTLE, WINtING DOBBIN. ELE(4ANT IN FKNIXII, AND xD rACT A. & A. G. ALFORD, o .outh Oalve-- Streot, IALTIMORE, MD. Sale aiidFeeastablos, WV1NNSj'BORO S. C. 6 1880 has passed away, 1 am ,thankful for the past favor 01he stolwed onl me hy any ettslomners of Chester. Lancaste'r and Fairf'ield con-' ties, and must say that I hiave col lected exceedinugly well, notwi thstand lng the dry season and short crops. I noIw invite them to come, and twill sell them MULES AND HORSES on time until fall, upon their making me good papers. I also ivite Cash buyers, as I can soll to themn as low as the lowest for Cash. I DEFY COMPETiTION. . .A.WILLIFORD. FRESH liRO ERIES! LUGARIS, assorted. Coffees, Rio, a Lag narra andi Old Gov. Java. Rio and Old .(;ov. Java Roasted. Teas, Black, Imperial, Gunpowder and Young Hyson. CANNED GOODS. PearsA; teach96, Pineapples, To tnatoes, Salmon, Coriied B3ef Deviled Ham and Turkey, Sardines, &c. Macarnpi and Cheese, Ginger Pre ftrves, Pin Head Oat Meal, Coopel Gelatine, Mustard, Black Pepper atnd Nutmegs. Bald win Catsup, Cross & Ulack Well's Chow Chow, -Empire Chow Chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea & Per ri'n's W9l'eestershit'o Sauce, J. F. MrcMAS4TERI & CSO. THlE RE)PLE'S UItj~$ ASSOCIlAiION. r 1'1IS is an tssociation of business men, ..who, fot theif- mutual nrofootlon, contribute towardls a Nund, so as ip oa~e of death, their families may re oo from $2.ui00 to $5,0uuu, according to amount of certificato. This Is one ofrthe bent plans of lii insurance. Yoq pay as you go. just,~ like are insurance, and with more conveinsonceoeven, as you pay by smnal lnstalmntpfes during thie year. We refer to those best, acquainted with no, is:members in Faiirtield: G. H. Me. Master, Jas. A. Brico, Jno. B. Davis, D. R. Flenniken, B. Rngenheimer, J. W. Mc~reight. Jao. J. Nel. Thomas L. Johrt son. J. Olendining, Rt. B. flanahai, R. Mans Davis, Ja.. Q. Davis. Any oee that should liketo becme apembeor wgl apply to G. O. CAOT, Hav. scan be the largest, liadndrest stid 0hee1 dslgni aid workthansahip uttequaleds ited to be as represented. Price yout' irst-class store where vo will lave the il iII mi.nd that I ship goods to Ridg . rd's, Blackstock, nId as far as choutez f the quality And price of my goods. 0i Pockets, Brckets, MIrr6rs, Picture Shelves, cheaper than tihe cheapest. te, Iade to match Cottago ancd Cliam m11pply of Sewviig Machines as good as use your mother or your nelghbor has the machin ,es thal, are mo'st largely ol want is the one flint will save y*out a light and will last a long time. I have rded to 011p Of thel, Machinies I reprSeet i to nuntv ilh-t Irv usig it, anud it has miber t hat I am nveiut tor a Door and lie will have hiroinlil at tention and at IIred at 11)o1lera1le pih.4. I am also i Shinlsl eh ('$I for 1 :1a .111n1l1 profit". Sew Id partfs (ittilI,., enn b! had 111 through -elsewhere. 1H. . l'i l il PS. 'A"' ¢s for BAZAR1 PATTERNS: THE CELErNRATED THE CELEBRATED THE CELEbRATED. THE CELEBRATED HOSTETTER BITTF-R j1QSTE4TTER 33TTElA 11OSTETTEi BITTERS HOSTETTERL BITT Ed .4 -AT F. W. HABENICIRT'S, F. W. HABENICHT'S. F. W. RlABENICRITS". F. W. HABENICHT'S. THLE GREAT INDIAN THE GREAT INDIAN T HN G1L!A' INDIAN THE GREAT INDIAN OCEOLA BITTERS OCEOLA BITTERS OCEOLA BITTERS OCEOLA BITTERS F. W. HAB3ENICXIr"S; F. W. H ABENICHT'S; F. W. HA BENICHT'S. F. W. HABENICHIT'S:, GENUINE IMPORTED GENUINE IMPORTED GENUINE IMPORTED, ANGUSTORA BITTERS ANGUSTORA BITTERS ANGUJSTORIA BITTERS -AT F. W. HABENICHIT'S. F. W. HIABENICIIT'$. F. W. HABENICHT'S. feb 12 CONFECTIONERD1ES, EFBT.TITS; ETC. A. It. Miller. proposes to soll tI.o spne at and below orIginal cost. Ho offord French Candy at thirty-five cents for pound Ladies' Baukets at cost, Dolle end Toy below cost. Jid alwas, geod and Otrash and.s Lmat Ap