The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, July 16, 1881, Image 3
IOWN AND COUNTY
44TatinD.1f~tyuly 16', : : s a et
TERms oF Tine NHwS AND HERALD.
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R1AILROAD ScIIEDULE.-The trains i
now pass Winnsboro as follows:
North-bound passenger, 12.28 p. n.;
south-bound, 4.28 p. mn.; north-bound
freight, 9.05 a. Im.; south-bound, 1.37
p. n. These arrivals are on tI e hasis
of Railroad tihe, sixteen n.iinutes
faster than Winnsboro t line.
New AdvAorisements.
Dancing School-Jim Mayrant.
Summons-Douglass & McCants.
King's Mountain and its Heroes
I.'L. Withers & Co.
Local .rIefs.
-At Miinnaugh's-75 hoop-skirts
for.ladies and misses, reduced to 25
cents each-slightly soiled.
Th-e time for making returns of
personal property to the county audi
tor expires on the 20th inst.-after'
which the fifty per cent. - pepalty at
taches.
-Professor Willoughby Reade, thio
itinerant clocutiunist,- has written a
poen onl the assasFinationl of PIresident,
Garfeld-and the President is sti-lt do
ing well.
-The Hop onl Wednesday igi~ht wis
an entire success and enjoyed by every
body. The dancing was- kel)t. upil till
after midnight, and all the p1artlcipinants
Went holne happy.
-Governor Hug'cod has commnuni
cated to Governor Foster. of Ohio, his
will'ingnCss to Co-Operate in the imp
politment of a day. , of' thianlksgiving I
fo Ithe Presidenit's escape froni death, 3
and prayer for Is- recovery.
-It is proposed to crect a large
warehouse near the frieglt dlept, lor'
the storage of guano and other freight.
The depot bullding is fonid inisnffi
cient for this purpose during the live
ly busines season.
-The man who has to stay at houne
this kind of weather speids his leisure
moments sighing for tihe sealsonl or
bracing atmosphere and the round of
clubs, sociables and amusements tht
make life endurable to our selfish ex
istence.
-The schoolboy has dropped all
thoughts of books and wanders aim
lessly about, stubbing' his toe, stick i
old nails into his feet, cutting his flu
ger's wIth his jack knife, teasingr flu'
ice cream, and is gener'ally disconisol
ate. An op~por'tunity to r'un away and~
go ini swimin g occalsiona~lly, hw
ever, keeps him fr'om commnitting Snli
cideC in utter despair'.
-Jim Mayrant proploses to Open aL
dancing class. Jim has been teaching
the graceful art for thirty years wihh
great success, bot Ih in private families
and in p~ublic places. Hie has beenj
teaching in Miss Elmore's school and(1
other classes among the elite of'Columa
bla. lie has also t aught in Augusta,
Aiken, D)okoand Ridgewvay. Ilis in
structionis are thorough and his pr1ices
quite reasonable. Names of those who1
wish to joinl thme class canl be left at
the store of McMaster, Brice & Kctchinm.
KING's MOUNTAIN AND) ITs HEROES.
-This Is the title of at Look soon1 to be
issued fr'om the press of Petoer 6.
Thompson, Cincinnati. It is from the I
pen1 of Dr'. Lyman C. Draper, whose
researches andi lear'ning have already
stamped him as One of' lhe first schol
ar's ot our country. The book wvould (
have been pulished sooner, lbu tmi o
the fact that after it had beena pr'eparecd,
seone imnportanlt data were discov'ered,
and it became necessary' to arrest the
progress of tile work. It will he a C
valuable addition to the history oft'
Revolutionary times. The 1book is.
sold only by subscriptioni, and may be
had of I. L. Withers & Coi., the agents
for Fairfield. Price, four dlollrs per <
copy.
BASE BAILL..
A Close and Spirited Cotest Betwreen Clies
ter and winnsbouro, Resulting in a Victory
for the Latter.
A match gaijpe of btase ball was play- '
ed oni the College Green on Wedneis
day afternoon between -the C'hester ii
Club and the Car'olina Club of Winnms- a
bor'o. A match had been play'ed at -
Chester a couple of weeks ago, whten
the Chesters won a victory by a heavy ,
score. Naturally, therefore, the game
here exci ted conlsider'able illte rest, and(1
the crowd of speOctator's wats unulsully r
large. The feeling w'asstr'ongly in e
favor of' the Chesters--their fiends I
"backing" them with great confidenlce; (
and thley themselves being very 1hop)- r'
ful, to say the very least. The game c
was called promptly at half past foar l
o'clock, and tile Carolinas, whml~ingon s
thle toss, sent tihe COhesters to the bag.
On the first Inning file Chester's made f
,three r'unms and( the Carolinmas flvc-a il
good showinig for the lat ter. liBut on
the secon~d anid thi-d inings they wvere 1t
"whitewashed'', and things began to*
look. s'qially. They .kept up their
spirits, howbyer, add On thd fourth and i~
flithi bnudng~ puld off the Chesters by's
corhig two zeroes for thom. The
core now ,s oodi just even-seven to
6#0en1 .'ihlis Was evidently a surpriso
:o the Chester'froinds, anid the Caro
Wnas were decidedly encouraged. Oin
ho 8140h inning the Clsters made two
utle, and the Ciarollnas were agail
!whitewashed"--rather a "set-back"
or them. . The seventh inning %fs theo
urning point of the contest-the Ches-,
ters being "whitewashed" and the
Jarolinas making seven runs, the les
core ofthe gatmle The record niow
tood flutteen to nine, with but two
linings, Wef 'Ii which thle Chiesters,
night reistate' themselves. The odds
vore all in favor of tie Carolinas, and
hieir friends were .jubi-lant. On (lie
uightl iniing they "whitewashed"
,lieir opponeits and scored t-.wo runs.
3)i the ninth It began to look as if t tie
Jhesters Were going to make a fine
icore, but the "outs' rolled In rapidly,
imd tlhe score showed only tire6 runs.
Lhis Insured the triluminph of the Caro
inas, but they went to. the bitt to coin
>iete the game, making one run-giv
ng then the victory by a score ofsev
mtecn to twelve. The game Was
losely contested, and the playing on
>oth sides was exceptionally good.
some 'ery fine Playing was done by
Oiessrs. Dunovant, Cross, Walker and
Utkinsoi, of the Chesters. puad Messrs.
F. Buehanan, McDonald and Mack
>rell, of the Carolinas. The following
s the complete score:
cmi.sriit BAsli ALL CLUB.
Names. Run s. Outs.
)tnovant, 1. s. s.... ... 3 1
;ross, I. ............... 2 3
ila.sse I, 1st b........... 1 1
)avega, 3d 1........... 0 5
linton, 2d 1........... 0 4
Ilbcock, p............. 1 3
)e, r.. ................ .
Valker, e. t............ 1 3
ktkinason, e........ .... 2 2
)avid,'r.s.s.......... 1 2
Total .......... ... -
12 27
CAROLINA BASE BALI, CLUB.
Na s. .Runs. Outs.
'rawford, S., 3d b...... 2 3
Mliott, . . s.. ......... 3 2
Villit''d, 1st b........ 2. 3
eynioldst, r. t..........2 1
ii', 1.I............-2 3
vleDona:d. c. f.........3 2
Ihinan, lI. r...... 1 3
luk)rell, 9............ 0 4
T4rW.ord, It. T., 2d . 0 5
li hltuii1ial, J., 0......... 2 1
Total................. - -
17 27
MATTERSJABOUT IDGAEWAY.
tfreshing Ralina. Some Errorm Corrected
Hypoeritical RtheimatiSm1--Oa' for Cool
Brmezeiq.
.Ill~iEAYJnly13.On istSat
rday raii fll above here, and yester
|ay, from ltlapprlinces, general rains
cll arounid this point, extept sotil
ast, of here, where there w%,as only a
howei.
There vere sever'ail typographiical
rors1; in the last "(dotings.'' Tihe
rpes maiide Postell Ilarrison say "'ie
id not know how that baby was car
,ed to his house," just after havingo1
iid it. waIs caiedC thiere on hiorseback.
t should have read, tie did not know
yky it was carried to his house. .The
ypes inaide tile say ltidgeway thas a
urge planing nill ; it should ha ve becti
large Jou'rbinumll. A~s to a planinig
till, Dr. Camupbell- hats had one ini
uccessful operation just below here
nr several years. Again, the types
aid an irrepressible mald d~og hiad
unde its appear'ance. Now, acecord-.
nig to Messrs. C. anid D.. in Itheir ar'ti
les published in Trn.: NEws AxM> litin
nas to the gender of thse and an.
hie miasculine (I wiishi to be respect
Lil) article Mr. Th'le should have beeii
'Iirinted insiteadc of' tic femininev article
af~d) An, a11d the linec would hiave
end ''The ii'repressible imad dog,"
:.
In my last I menltioned1 the fact that
a and about. Ridgeway there wer~e
<>ur Caucasian octogeniarians. I now
hironicle the fact that last week two
olored people wereo plaIced in their
List reCstinig abode(1. Esther Pool, aged
12~ years, (lied near lhere. And old
len Williamus In his 98th year breath
d his last thme same week. O11ld en
ind been aiced w( ithi "hyupocritIical
hecumatism"' ( (10 niot knmow if. the
i5~ls ei cane formuid ini meadical works
>ut th linamttte 1 ii'is porialte to thle
ase), from 1850 to Febr'uary, '805.
I is legs were perfcil3tly useles4~ l hec
onldi onmly draghi ima.elf abo~i with his
aiids ; buat thermain and1( freedomn
eted like a charm. As sooni as lBen
)tiind out tha lie was free, he -stru tted
LI) to his miatster and1( iniformiied himu
hat tic was wvell, co:auhl work iad was
ble to suipport. him self. Old 13.n go)t
/cf/-hiandied blessinig and de'pa rted.
have, since 1865, secen . hainm waulkinug
ito town fromi his hion.e, sonmc miiles
Listiit a t ihseverali shnck collars and1(
wo( or mior~e ': tioni balskets swuing
'ver~ his shoulders. I iieed n >)t add
foer Ithe above that Ben was a thor
TIhe thiermometer in the shiia 102
egrecs and 1mn the sun 1 t4 degrees.
as sent several persons from Itidge
'lny and( its suburbs to seek cooling
.K. Thlomias int. hiast week for anti
eirspiriiug- nights, andie onu M~onav
le.ss'4 i- m am . Cooper, Ed. McQuaiit ters
tud W. .J. Coleman left for the spirinigs
11(l 1 he mnoulitainus, Others wish to go
-soilne imayi go. SENEX.
CORN A ND COT TON.
row I hey Look I. in erent Parts of the
Coaunty--AgriculturalI Not.
LY Lxs' Foru>, July 14.-In have just
oftiurnetd from a peCdestianll, and( parultty
qluestrianu, exenrisioni to Feiaster'vilie,
Si what was on1ce termed the Darik
orner-now the Bright. As your'
eniders might wish to know of the
r'op prospects in our1 couty, I can
iform them they~ never were brilghater
Ince my recollection than aroniud
'ensterville. 'I called on my ohld
'lend, Major~ Fautctt,. .nd lie showed
1o over a p~ort ion. f~ tis cotton crop,
'licha we asf'reed would Produce a
aLIO to (1)#' acr'e, provided the rain
old outf through tihe present month.
'he lyi on wvhich this erop is grow
1g ~as conisider~ed poor forty years.
p> The upland corn in this vicinity
remiithded.me of 'ye. olden time,' pro.
senting % vigorous and healthy ap*
pearance. With one more good rain it
would make a full crop. We are
greatly in want of rain in tIts immo
diate vicinity, yet cotton Where 'ell
cultivated Is looking well. Gardens
appear io suft'er'for want of rain'to 'a
greater extent than I over knew glem
This is owing to the want of deep spiad
ing or ploughing early in the .pring
and Inlropert fertilizing in son)o de
gree. ...Why- do not our gardeners- use
irrigait(on ? This is -ot attendedVWith
lunch expenso where a well of Water
with a ptlLip -is convenient. Irriga
tiotn is sed in many countries. wth
fewer tieillitls than we have, evenl to
prodnce cori. We. hear the droutight
is fatal in many portions of our State,
and also in the West, as well as in
Texas. I notice mu11ch of the cotton
blooming near. the top- a very un fa
vorable muark so early. I wotild-not
be surprised if the present crop of
cotton and corn did iot reach- htst
year's in prodclltlon. The whiet
crop has ftilen Off In the West several
million bushels, tud we may look' out
for hard times the csuitig year. Lot
its prepare iII time to ieet the issue.
Ilow is this to be (10110? 1 would here
suggest that, I have passed through
several years of drought-from 1816
to the present time-anid would advise
planters to sow imiore ots and wheat
than usual, aid sow oats at different
seasons-from August to February.
Also two or lwce Varieties of turl'>s
tor wliter use. Prepare the land well
by d(ee) ploughling two or three times
an1d M111amre anid work well. Also cut
hay wherever it is practicable. Don't
rely on Northern hay any longer.
Most of it it worthless, and costs
miolley. Our crab grass is very good
for hay, tid take.tiin and mow it
during tle liuonthIt of September if-cot,
ton is open. Sow clover anid lucerne.
De peil no lon ser on Western corn
tinn Yanik<:e lay to f(eed otir stock
and supply your tables. Plant less
cotton and iiprove your lanld- by
owing grain anld follow with tile 1eid
lea. This is the advice of nearly an
oct ogenaimriani.
Let. me not forget to meinition my
cordial reception at Prof. Busbv's'.
Ile invited meO to lis academiv and
showed me thirough. Ile had divided
theo School rofm' Intio two apartelitis.
'Ile has a i1dly assistant-Miss Facett
-Oeninle 11partleit and lie the
other. anid iiteids to cilarge shortly.
Dolh) ate proficients in the educational
departments. R1ido uy an1d see for
yourself. W.'1E.
-A celebrated preacher makes the
recomnianflltion of Aver's Pills a mat
ter of religious dny.' When people
are billions and dysppltic, what they
need( is fihe ( ;ospel of Hlealth.'' In such
eases, tie hest. creed to swallow con
sists of lthe thirty sugar-coated articles
i a pill-box. *
Messrs. Willi ills & R utledgo, Green
ville, S. C.: Dear. Sirs-The piano
pu rchlsecd of you gi ves ent ire satisfac
tion, and 1 am conviced that it is well
worlh I he price paid.
Very re spectaully,
S.J. W. GREENE.
G reonwood, S. C., Feb. 7, 1881. *
rj' u uniersivni) prolposes to open a
Daincing Sehool in Wannsboro on
the 16th of July at the Thespian Hall.
If a class of forty canf be gotten uip the
tuiition1 will be. $2 peri schiolar for three
weeks --ivye lessonts a week.
july 16-It JIM MAYI'ANT.
K ING'S MOUNTAIN and its HEROES.
r 3I118 work, from the pen of Lyman C.
I Draper, LL.D., will be ready for
deieyin a short. time. Itwill b~e found
efnlest sad mtost nocurate aceount of
onec of the miost iroporlatant baittles of the
Rev o ition. EFvecry South Carolinian
should haive a copy). Tho book is sold
onily by suabscripion, at four dollars per
copy It may be pr1ocuredu of the under
signied, solo algenits.for' Fairilelid.
I. L. W1THJElt8 & CO.
;St R~evised NewV Tentaments, in all
the diflorenit styles, may be had at pub.
lisher's pres, july 16 -3m
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
coulwT OF COMMON PLJEAS.
Mary E. Rose, Fanny A. Hogan,
Isoati N. Smit hi and Hlenry Y. Smith,
Platint ilh's, against Ed ward P. Smith,
as .Admiistra~itor of thle estate of
Writrbt it. Smith, deceased, and in
(dividually, Silena F. Smith, Robert
Smith, Ellha Smiith. Aaron Felder
W. Bt. Smith, Derrell Smith and
Wylie J1. Davis. D~efenudanuts. Sum
umons for Relie-Coniplaint nmot
Served..
To'-rim DEF )Imxo.iN'rs'An~ovE-NAMF.D:
YOU are hereby 111 smmod and re
glni to aniswer the comiplaint in t his
acl ion, which is filed, inl the olilce of
the Clerk of Commnon Pleas, for the
said Coun ty,. and( to serve a iop)y of
yor nse to the said( comlainlut on
the snb-scribers at t heir oflice, No. 6
La~w Ilanige, W innisboro, S. C., withini
t wenity (days aitter the service hereof,
exclnaire oh the day of' such1 service;
ranmd itf vou fail to answer the comnplalint
wvittiin the timie aiforesnid. the plaintiffh
in t his actioni will ap1)iv to) the Court
foar thle relief deiandecl in the comn
DaledI 15t h July. 1881.
DOUG LA SS & McCANTS,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys.
To the above-named Defenidants Si lena
F. SmuithI, Robert. Smtih, Ella Smith
't and Aaron Felder Samithi
Take notice. that the summons in
[this action, of which the foregoing is a
aopy. and( thle compllainlt were fi led in
the office of the Clerk of the Court. of
C~iomo Pleat, at Winnshoro, in the
(oniuly of l'airfleld, in the Stats .of
South Carolina,on the 15th day of July,
A. D). 1881.
D~ated 15th July, 1881.
DO:UGLA SS & McCANTS,
'Plaintiffs' Attorneys.
July 16-t6wsat
SIIERIFF'8 SALE'.
} Y virtute of an executtionl to me di
Sreeted. I will offer for sale before
then court-htmuse door in W~linnsboro,
S. C., on thme first Monday int Angtat
iiext, within the legal hours, of sale, to
the hlighest bidder, for cash, thie fol
lowing (descibled propeOrty, to wit i
All that tract; of lanid lying In IFair-.
leld Count y, S, C., conitaining one0 lun
:Ired anid twenty-two (122) acres, and
'101nd~edl by hinds of Sanml. McQutatters,
NJ. Marshaall, C. Meanms, RI. S. Des
lortes and BI. E. Elkint. Levied uiponi
is the property of 11. E. Elkini at the
mit of Jnuo. G. Milnor.
J. D. McCA RLEY,
Sheriff's Office, - . F. C.
Winnsboro, S. C.,
July 11, 1881. July 11
BARGAINS
3P. file'S
-0~u G -h~o -, e 6
* URING Lbe OongipaetiM of' the
dull season, I w il offer bargains to
CASH CUSTOMFM S in all depart,
uents.
BARGAINS IN
BAlGAINS IN DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
BARGAINS IN
MUSLINS and LAWNS,
BARGAINS IN
CLOTHING,
ISARGAINS IN
CASSIMERES and JEANS,
BARGAINS IN
SHOES and HATS,
BARGAINS IN
NOTIONS.
BEST WHITE DRESS OHIRT IN
TOWN for ONE DOLLAR.
Nice lot of Gauze. and Nainsook
Undershirts and Bleached Joan
Drawers.
A GOOD WHITE DRESS SHIRT
FOR ONLY 75 CENTS.
I also offer good CIDER Vinegar
at the low price of TEN and FIF
-TEEN CENTS.per gallon, and the
best White Wine Vinegar at
TWENTY CENTS per gallon.
Crockery, Glassware and Wood
enware, all at low prices. Come
and SEE.
MY GROCERY STOCK ALWAYS
COMPLETE.
F. Elder.
june 25
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FOO CH{OO'S BALSAM of SHARK'S OIL
PosItIvely Restores the IhearIng, and Iis the only
Absolute Cure for Deafness Known.
This oil is extracted~ from a peculiar
specie's of small W arraE Sitana. caught in
the Yellow Sear, known as arrchairodon
RohndccdiI. Ev'er'y Chinese .fisherman
knows it.. Its virtue~s as a restorative of
hearing were discovered by Buddhist
Priest about the year -1410. Its cures were
so numerous and many so seeminr1y mi
raculoius, that the remedy was ofmojally
prioclaimed ever the ontire Empire. Its
use became so universal that for over 300
years no deafness has existed amoug the
Chinese peop~o. Sent, ohorges prepaid,
to any add ress at si per bottle.
Only importedl by If AYLOCK & co.,
Sole Agents (or Americai. 7 Doy St., New York.,
Its virtules are nnquestionable and its
curative character absolute, as the writer
can personailly testify. both from experi
once and observationi..
.Among the many readers of the Review
in one part aind another of the country. it
is probable that numbers are afflicted witb
deafness, and to such it may be saiid:
"Write at once to Hlaylock & Co., 7 Dey
.Htreet, New York, enclosing $1,. and you
will receive by return a remed that will
enable you to bear like anybod else, and
whose curative effents will be permanent.
You will never regret doing so."--Aor
of Mercanilne Review. Jua 25-3m
BUGGIES,
SPRING WAGONS
--AND
FARM WAGONS.
1IN connection with the Buggy 'and
Spring Wagon businces 1 have for .
sale the well-known
"OLD NIICR(ORY"
Farma Wagon. My one-horse wagons are
ooupled the same as a two-horse wagon,
have front hounds and rooking bolster.
WVarranted for twelve months.
J. I. CUIIMfINGS,
ap 28 Opp, Dunlevy & Fant
TAI RETURws. -
I.AM now prepared to receive returns
of all real estate a~d personal prp.
orty ownedl by the eltizens of WInn ioroj
for the MunfI palyear 1861-9.
,luty ~ E. * CekANDoieLR
lT71Y THE
OELIBtATED
PHILADNLPHIA
LAGER BEER,
PINT BOTTLES AT ONE DOL
LAR rER DOZEN.
HALF PINT BOTTLES AT SIX
Ti>FIVE CENTS PEOR DOZEN.
BOTTLES TO BE RETURNED
PROMPTLY.
SUMER BEVERAGES.
MINT JULEPS,
CLARET PUNCRES,
SHERRY COBBLERS,
LEMONADES,
SODA WATER.
oCOI. 'IJ.A.C D-~E
ON DRAUGHT
F. W. HABENICHT.
ap 30
SPOOL COTTON.
ESTAnL141ED 1812.
TRADE
SMAR K
0c
(WOUN4D ON WHIlTE SrOOLa.)
GEORGE' A. OLARK,
SOLE AGENT,
400 BROADWAY, NEW YORIK,
Since the introduction of this spool
Cotton into the Amuerienn miarket. its suc
cess has been unpjrecedented. No other
brand of thread has ever met with the
same amonnt of public favor in the samie
HIpace of time.
The '0. N. T ' inanufacturers u ere the
first to recognize .t be inmportatnce of the
Sewing Machino aind to make ai siX--cord
cottonl, which hasi ever been tho rocog
nized standard for maichines.
All the imnprovenmenta in inachinery
that th'i inventive genius of the nine
teeth cntury has p reduced have b~nOn
adaptod by the manufacturera of "O.N. T.'
At all the great International Fairs of
the world, "0. N. T." han been awarded
the highest honors.
'Ibe '0.' N. T." factories at Nowark.
N. J., and 19aisley, Scotlaind, emiploy
8,200O oporat es - mako sufcin thread
daily to go around the world four tirica.
Consume 140 tons of coal daily.
The manufacturers of "0. N. T." are
the largest manufacturers of Spool Cot.
ton in the world1.
A full assortment of this Spool Cotton.
can be had at wholosale and retail at J7. M
BIEATY & CO.'s. fob 2.!-tx6mi
Ayer' s
Hair Vigor,
FOR RESTORINO CRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL VITAL~ITY AND COL.8
IT Is a most agreeable dressing, which
is at once harmless and effectual, for
preserving the hair. It restorcs, with
the gloss and freshmess of youth, faded
or gray, light, and red hair, to a rich
brown, or deep black, as may be desired.
Bly Its use thin hair is ticlkened, and
baldness often though not always cured.
It checks falling of the hair immedi.
ately, and causes a new growth in alt
cases where the glands are not decayed;
while to brashy, weak, or otherwise
diseased hair, it imparts vitality and
strength, and renders It pliable.
The Vroon cleanses the scalp, cures
and prevents the formation of dandruff;
and, by Its cooling, stimulating, and
soothing properties, it heals most If not
all of the humors and diseases peculiar
to the scalp, keeping It cool, clean, and
soft, wnder which conditions diseases
of the scalp and hair are impossible.
As a Dressing for Ladies' Haiw
The Vroon Is incomparable. It is color..
tess, contains neither oil nor dye, and
will niot soil white cambric. It Imparts
an agreeable and lasting perfume, and
as an article for the toilet It Is economi-.
eal and unsurpassed in Its excellence.
PREPARED BY DR. J. 0. AYER & CO.,
traesteaa a4 Ana3$Se.as CheassMe
. Lowell, Mass,.
Nom av ar. P3naam We...a
ML.KM
CLOTErigT:)x
OG6ST coin pi t ee9tMK Vftlothlig I
at-d neck wear in cnIANA vardt- .-Boye,
tLe latest slyres 1ti lli dv-piofs to I
. FINE shoes for. men i0 ,-.
Manillad.Wee~ n Eo
Alpaca coats iI Walell 4 hd qualltfe
mid Mohair Dutel'ii a1 stfles.
ALL ORDERS PR(
July 7
MEN~DELS 60EH
WILL MAKE, FOR THlE NEXT' O'D
P1Am~os ,AN
$850 SQUARE GR/AND I
STYLE 3 1-2 "A"
r new patteut overstrong scale, beautiful
largo fancy moulding round ease, fullIron
ners; in fact eveoly improvenent which can
instrument has, been added,
1Pr Our price for this intrument boxed and
New York, with flue P0Iano.Cover, Stool anti I
Tiii Piao will lt' s(n1t on test tIml. I'l
lIODe With orler. Cash sent with order w
y ub both ways if Piano is not just as repr
n iuse. . Send for Catalogue. Every instru
$160 to $406 (witi
P I -N ) S Class and sold at
nade one of the finest displaHys at the Cent
reoimendd for the 111IEST H1ONOIRS
ao, the greatest imytovo'uent in the hist
scale Uprights are the finest iii America.
Pianos, of the richest tone ann grontest dui
bighest musical nut orities in the country.
led purchaser. All Pianos and Organs mn
JNHATISYACTOnY Don' fuil to wr'o us bofo
1argains. Pi'mo Catalogue mailed freo.
Piano Catalogno of litty pages mailed for si
muted for tive vears.
JUBI[LEE ORG
"ORIE4'NTAL," htyle W11, is the handsomekt.
,vbr offered the iusical publio. It contain
?elvste, DiapasonD, Sub-Bass and Colestina.
iz : Melodi, Celeste. (a ebarming - top,) I
Lorte. Celeste-Forto. Expression. Treble.C
Jrgan, (which throws on the dntire power
swell. Left Knee Stop and Grand Swell. I
aoxed. 330 lbt. The cake is of solid walnu
ntirclv now andI boautiful design, elaborat
atup stands. fretwork. &c.; all elegantly fir
unprovenents, with great power, depth, br
Beautiful solo effects and stop noition. Beft
ash pric to have it introduced, with stool
iells others. Positively no deviation in pri
,ully tested the organ in your own home.
rnd pay freight both ways if instrument i%
3ontan no "Boguis"ests of Reeds, or "Diu
make no misrepre-sentaitions, and guarante<
[-LLY WAMnANTEm for live years. Other sty
Dvor A4.000 sel,1. an-d every Organ has give
MAILED FREE.
FATORY AND WAREROOMS, a
SHEElT MUS I C
'atailogu includes most of the popular mnu
onuitosition. by the best mthors. Addr
MENDELSSOHN PIANO Ci
jun 25-3mn
Sale aRdFeedtablos
WINNSB3ORO, S. C.
A. Willifor&,
ap13__ _
TAX NOTICE.
AUnrron's OFrloE,
MAY 9, 1881.
' jHlE books of this offico will be open
.1.from Jutto 'sat to .Jul~a 22), 1881, to
receive returns of pe(rsonaal propejrty own
edl by each taxpayor on the 1st day of
Juno. All mnaic personss betweesi thec ages
of tr enty ono0 and sixty yeata are liable to
poli-tax, anid will re polrt aco.'rdinglhy
Ll'or the neoiommlation of tax payers I
will be at thue followiung plaes on the
days specified for tlho iirpose of receiv
ing returns, viz.:
WVoodward's, from the arrival of freight
train, Juno 8th, to departure of south
bound passengeor train J uno.9th,'
WVhito Oak, Juno 10.
Durlbi's, Jifno 11.
Caid well's Store, Juno 13.
Gladden's Grove, Jano 14.
ltidgeway, Ju no i15 ruud 16..
Bear Creek, Juno 17.
Blythewood, Juno 18.
Je-nningas' H- or.., Juno 20.
Jenkineville, Juno 2.
Monticllo, Juno 22.and 23.
.Buckboad, June w?.
Feastorville, June 28 and 20.
Please fake notido thaft the o fico in
Winnsboro will 1 e closed dunring mny
ibsonee at the above alpointmtents, nind
open on aill other clays during the ap
pointed time. I.. I1IES
may 10 fj. Attdit F. 0.
AT OUR HOUSE
CHOICE SUMMER BEVERAGES,
SU~rIf AS
SHIERRY COBBLERS,
CLARET PUNCHE~S,
SODA WATER,
LEMONAD~ES and
OLD VIRGINIA AlINT JULEPS.
d'rtY THE CELEBRATED
ALWAYS
~SNES ANfD COOL.
rt. OL&END.ZTN-NG
may.a at dee intW .Dta .
[NARD,'
, COLEMW T3AeS C.
I tii State. OGlta-f dp1IHg good.q
-Stift b t-MV'Ittr afid tib' Stilts of
"",also
DiSh Snfgdhd ti o1bv shid ine
)MPT LY E1LILED.
AYS ONLY, A UAA$,* UFER OF
D ORGANS.
'LLYO FOR ONL Y $2.45.
cent rxoeewood case etegantly f ished, 3
71 Otaves; fall pate-nt cantante. agi'affes,
narvsd legs and lyre, beavy scrpentiie and
Fraiue, French Grand At ian, Grinil lln
in any way tend to the pq ectiop of the
Idelivered on board cars'At
look, only-$2 50
a-1u it id reference if "'you, %o noL send
ill be rei'unded and fright'- a-Largesr paid
Fented in thim mdvertis-ount. Thoisar.ds
inent fally warranted for-five years.
toof' Cover and"book). All s4riptlv rirst
1holesale faitory prices. Tied llianro
mnial Exhibitiod,~ id e.wre unanimously
The - ihres 'contilin our ' New Patent
:>rv of Piano making. - The - now patent
Positively - make .the- tinoet: Uprght
ability. They are recomimend(Id by the
* Ovar 14,00' in nse, 'awd not one dissatis
t on 15 days'. -tpt trial--ininr FlttE .F
ro buying. Positi. el;vwe off; the bst,
H'rndsono Illustrato.J and. Doecri ptivo
t cents stamp tiery-.iand fally war
N Our New Style Jubilee Organ
- ~i.Japanoso Case, called the
tastiest and Jqweotet toned Phrltr Organ
q 6 Octaves, 5 sets 6f-Reeds, viz : helodia,
Also Fifteen 3eaut.ifirl stops, as follows,
oinpason, Sub-Bass, E049, Dulcet, Melodia
ou per, Celestina 'Bas-Couper, r- nd
1 the instrument,) Right Kneo Stop and
leight 70 in.; Width, .24 in.;;'. WeiglAt,
, veneered with choice woods.. and is of an
ly o'irvod, with . pancl,'.ahifii closet,
ilied. Possesses all th- -t -1- nd best
iliiancy and Hyngsthetic o li .v .of tone.
ular retail price $275. Opi w .olesale net
and book only S$--as 0114 1organ sold
ve.- No pay 'rent requirral un'il you have
We Vend all otgann on 15 'days test trial
riot as represented. Positively. ouxr Organs
inmy" stops. as .do many' others. WY o
ionet. and fair -dealing, or nmo sale.
les $35, $50, $57. $05 $70, $75,. $85, etc.
n the fullest a'isfaction. Organ Cataloguo
7th STREET and leth AVitNUE-.
it ono-third pi)tce. C oio of 3.000
Ahoice pieces aent for 3.3.' statiu. This
sie of the day and evvbiy viricfty of musical
1. P. 0.Box 2b58, Newl. York City.
IRE5H GROCERIES
ARIF constantly being r'eived by ino,
a syiopsis of whlilh I give below.
NEW OltLEAN MOLAsdidi -AND BYRUPS
SUGARA, FUoM Tin IG)hEA T TO THE
LoWES 01 ilAOES.
TiHEI FINEST F~oIA)t IN TH Ea MA~i RvT-"THE~l
PArs:' TENTi AM L"-A L~o A LL.O li DE8
JACKSoN'&.IEST F'AMILY 1PLoU1.
CAL! FoRN IA P'EARS8, Somnetinrg Choice.
BUCCOTABH, Deans anid Corn Combined
:TOMiATES, . PEACHE~S
PINE APPLE, .
SALMON, - sARDINES
Mt0sTARD,
P'EPPftIt. ETC.. ETC
.1 ALSO INVITE YOURI ATTENTION TO oUI
hOASTED COFFEE.
Give inn a cta andi examine for yourself.
Artlotesi too numeretts to mention.
D. R1. FLENNERENw.
ap 1.1
AT TENTION
IS called to my fresh mi woll,
seleoted stock of
[ hat,e just coperled 4t 'plendid1 'I
sortmeont of
CANNED GO0YBi
>f fir't qnality anrd full *weight
\ pples, Baked Beans, . P'ineapple,
Peaches, SuccotinshI, Salnion, Tomnas
toes, Sardinds, Mustard.
ROBINSOP'S IMP'ORTFE OAT.J
MEA L- FRESIH
Cohcdensedl Milk, "Ocean Gem'
Mackerel in 5 lb. clahs.
PARCHED COFFE
in bulk, as good as p~ackages, and
CHEAPER,
BAKER'S BROMA,
A palatable hoverage for nmvaillds as
well as persions In health, aiid highly
recomm~ienned by physidians aisa
diet for children.
EVA POR A TJb A1'k14EK
IDO NOT close at six o'elock. A
share of the puliol~ pit t.onago is
respectfudly solicited.
june 25.4m
,- Lig;-t ee
R. W' tILLP~S, Agent ~Yuu
boro, 8. C. d