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NT TOWN AND CoUNTY.i SATr.>T, November 5. : 181 To -Po TWm:NEws .A'",% o Sri-weekly eition. four (ollar pC J,w ). in adv:m e-: weekly edition two dollars ald tifty Cen1ts ,Prnn?n, in3 advance. LiberAl dicolit to club of INe and upW-aVd-;. RATF,< OF A(v EtrsN.-One dola P1r inch for the 1irt ntimo-zvot i' fifLY 4-ents per inchl for (arb Iu-o.n insriln. The-e raut's apply to -0 :1,1 ve rtimnuts. of whiatevei rmit ina . anl are oble strictly in advianze. Col - tr:zc ' s ) r t1 hrel -. - , twer ' i f a (In maI1d lOnt. t. e 'l r-anli '.hi u. r' nl - sAent local notie fift(-ell enW 1,r. Inm for !he fratils rtiofl and seven, tdone-h:11f Cents per hul.f. ev-il sub.eiun inArGon. Oill-iv" tn d tIh-ekof1wpet chla-red a, a(!V-r-| torementC. Silple aseell n t IcarrIe ant eil! pulilshded tree 01 t Itarge:md solicited. l .A coimn icatioslis, of whatcsever. "ature, should to the it Wimnxoro Publishiug Company Wi,insboro, S. C. No-rT.--A persons indebted1 to nie for work done will plea e Call and Pet tle. I am C1pelleds to have inomly to, par those I owe. Claims not paid by the tirst of November, will have even per cent. and the cost of colleCtion i added. A "word to the ie," be. tnw dAovertemenmth King of the Singers-Wilhnarth & 11 Buggies anid Wazons-.J. II. Cum Citation-J. R. BoyleS, J. P. F. C. G.tmxx Woum voRc Novm'. English broadabeans and early Englisij peas may be planted this mionth. Straw erry beds um be planted, and the ground matured and prepare Cor spring work. Gather and bank cset jotateS- B3egin to plant and prAo e frultrees. The earlier the vine is prined after killing fiost.4 the better. Beetss,tiJ s etc., will generall, stand our winters without linjury. LETns A vErTisD.r--The follow ing is the list of' letters remaing in the WiCnsboro post-office, unalled-for t or unmailable: Unchaimed-E67za Barber, William B. Bealmear, J. A. Black, Bill Boller, Daniel Brice, Cyn thia Chism, latt Curran, Mingo Cure- t ton, Narcissus Darby, John Drzc isky Johann Drzewitzky, J. A. Fowler. tNeels 'odwi, Elizabeth Jackson, W. f. Jackson. Joseph G. Jenkins, i John~ ~ ~~ Jhsn(loe), Syn idia John-i son, W. J. Jone, Aimy MDaniel, h suPagrehason, A. th'ratt, Dolly Sith,nJoh d eno,-h the Bttt snt JUoan faieMr. oftpoi te tie cW.tW. is charoe N. not ony Sug thlieveronstitutaity ofl bh stgatbeih puno h the n on-pay-s mhen ofthApl-tax wt firntead i pdrinet. e Juad ge edm:theP~ la bt bhe onastaintena cferwards, the's ueeto r of use te, ewhicho tibunseqdece that the sthiot ftha sieeutionsTideciion inese bo togreat bdinetigetof the who>le people. but the.oficils aointed thne Hiiamp-e tonds-energyiof he uditovry eandr the. trasert- anberioh delinquents. fuhas been cnidal inree,ans now really very small. Everybody had best learn at on1cc that the poll-tax ~ must be paid, and that those whoM choose to neglect it will go to jail. M Transfers of Real Estate. DI -Since our last report the following yC transfers of real estate have been en tere'd in the ofilee of the county auditor: Samiel Cathcart to 'Jas. II. Rion, 400) acres. more or less, in township no. 5: consideration $800Q. Date of sale July 23, 1881. Catherine E. Jeter to Thos. B. Jeter, 1050 acres, more or less, in township; no. 3; consideration two certain tracts of land in Union county. Date of sale ii July 21,.1881. John Wallace, R. W. WalPace and Others, to .Joseph C. Freshley and p -Charley I1. But kett, one-half acre in township no.11: consideration $1.00. Datecof sale June 28, 1881. IIenry Burkett to Nancy Burkett, 54 acres, mnore or lese, ini towniship) no._ 11; consideration $.5.00. Date of sale August 1, 188l. Alfred Austell, William Inman and c Ri. Y. McAden to Spartanburg, Union t *and Columbia Ra.ilroad Company. allI property of the Spartanburganud Union Ratilroad ; consideration . S.5.00. Date of sale Junue 7. 1881.C Margaret Elkin to R1. S. Desportes, l 122 acres in township no. 8; consid- I erationl $73~2. Date of sale August 3, 1881. Sinkitng Fund Comnissionuers to S Scott B.rown. 50 acres, more or less, in townishin no. 5:t consideration $200. Samuel II. Cwvin to Nathaniel D). - ]R-,ber'ts, 70 acres, more or less, inl Date of sale Ja:nuary 1. 188S1. Da,-.id Gointgs to Prince Goings, on r lot in towntshipl no. 14: consider'ation n $1.00. Date of'sale July 19. 1$81. L E T T E IC N T HE LI EN LA Wr. r Mr. Corle.v's R lier~to "R over" ..iesxrs. Ed4iors: If younr corre'spon .1 dent 'itover'' will appear' over his own proper signat m-c. I shall replyV to - - huis article, or' such nortions as I thin;k e'ntitledl to it. I am in f-ivor of a dis- a cU.sion oft this subject, bat. not of stan.din:g ini the open tield and beina tired ont front, a mauked battery. P.. F. Coa:.F.. The Growh of"BunI Y-ar1iug F....rmS". '2 bufessre:. dior s:- uTdhe itc'we ofu bul-ar'! l ilt fan.and theC een-l-wtl mIle of the evils ftiae Lien Law. It is o.1 mt:-wrhConlsiier1in, whethl'r lhi; is not rather a re,ult of the 6tock a which ermbled ladowners to (nt oIt :al tite ohi fields which pre ioull4 h.d bewen u.eesbecall.se not Thi Fia rmers' Corn and Uacon. cssrs . Ed>itors: The two follow ig a-t n we 1111.re n-C inl my I hear- I a few d:n ao: F1irt ".That if oen :aId bjet) i-huli be ilurnished to ur farmers. as :y. hud wan!t it, at tilnr rcs ihu 'h,for amto fua Mer 01woud no0t be or:uovedl !:ereby" . Second. iTht it or1* .si:hi m sold to our filrmers at, bree dollars pei i nl .:Ii a at lir-y cent, 1r pound.. Zat tie eld of ve yeCar the condition of our farmers ,ruld not be ulade wore thereby". I i iink these propositioitb are worthy of Ie xmUilationl of the pL4itical econ tists who are an i : us. Messrs. Williamws & Rtledge, Green- e iv. S. t'.. Dear Sirs: The piano re- I Litly pua rclUh:l-:,Cd of you is a great Ie- C ght t.o niy fatmily, and a source of 1: ra.iseworthy conuimet from all the a auical critics who have examinled it. t Yours truly. t WV. K. Bj..%xE.- C Greenwood. S. C., Feb. 7, 1881. * WILL SELL TH1E FEW WAGONS - TILL ON HA.D AT LOW FIGURES "OL) HICKORY" I HAVE A TH1.EE-SEAT PLATFORM PilNG COUitILAN.D WAGUN, WHICH OFFER6 LOW DOWN. A FEW SETS DUGGY AND WAGON [AR'NESS. nov5 TATE OF4 SGUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF FAIIFIELD. . R. Bo l'LEN, Prg.,Itrle Jvt 7e. 'IIEREAS. S. R. Johnston hath 't mac suit to me to -raid him let .rs of administration of the estate iaid ffeets of Wm. Thorn. deceased: These are. thertfore, to cite and admmn all and singular the kindrcd anid er-d orsof the said Wil. Thorn, deceased, :at tbc. be and appear before nw, in thLe oujrt -f 'robiate, to be held ut Fairtiel ourt honse, S. C.. on the 19th day of ovevmbi r. aiter pnlication ereof, a 11 1 elock inl the fPrenoon, to gbew cause. if o ay th v have, why the said aduinistra ,)n shon!d not be granted. (ivzen unitr my han-1 this -Ith day of ovember, Anno Doaini 1881. J. B. BOYLES, J. P. F. C. Io novZ5xlt C WING MACllNE' we sell for TWENTY P 'LLAIFS. It .is iro, every respect the ry best of the Singer Styles of marchine.. Finihed in the finest miancer, a ith the Jy est in.provemUets for winding the * 1i in, the n o' t corvenient style oital 'e al th esten?si.n leaf, large drawers, and hi autiful gothic cover, ic stands without a a, the t lo :NG oF' SING E MAGEDGSZ. er W Do NcOT ASK YOU TO PAY FOR IT UNTL te sTs WAT TOU AP.s EVYIso. We only sh to know Ihat you really intend to br .y a uachinie, and are willing to ray e( iEz-r DoUtARs roil THE Brsr iN THE iELT. ) Write to us, sending the name of your, :i?est railrt adi station. and we will send C u the machice andl give infractions d allow you to E.xAmNE IT DEFORE YoU 0 FOR IT. ADDEESs5 WILLMARTHI & 00.,1 72, FILBERT STR EET,. r'EILADELPHIA. PA. aC SILERIFFS S ALE. in -) Y virtue of a warrant on lien to me ) directed. I willioffer for.sale before the urt flouse door in Wh:,nsboro, S. C.. ats c'c'.ok, en the firs.t Mondayu in vn mber to the highe.et bid der. for Cash, .e following described property. to wit: G Four bales cot tonk-levied upon as the m oe~rty of Aqiila Harrison, at the suit st 'Vlie John II Catheairt Co. 01 J. D.. McCARLEV', o 0 Shriffs Ofneie, s. F. C. 0o insboro. S. C. t t 4 1t2P re SHERIFP'S SALE. 1 3Y virtue of an execution to tue direct-' e d, I will offe:r for sale, before the . urt-IOI3e door in Winnsb~oro, S. C., on ti: e first Mondlay in Nr.vember next, with-. i the leg:dl hours of see. to the highes?. 1x der, fi,r Cash, the following-described it ~operty. to wit: All that trac~t of land, lying in Fairfield F: munty, South Carolina. cont.uning three. y a.dred acres. more or less, bounded by~ nds of 3. B. Cloud, .John .Johnson, J. T. c d and estate of Flannigan-levied upon . the property oft Henry Isbeil at the snit W. Rt. Svkes, Excitor J. D. McCAItLEY, ioriffs Ofilee, ~ S. F. C. etrober i10, 1861l. oct 1. 'HE undersignod havinrg purchasedl L thie whole interest c.x the.. firm of' umpkirr ~x?rmpon,' hereby notitie~s all e ersons indie-te1 to t'o above eri to. tes oni acem:nt v.x ill place?l in the -Isas of ani a:tern-y f or cllection. Also I rsone iniek- to te subscribher are onst.d to co '-- terar and nma'-e s. eomnia:4 yon; thereforet y.mt will ,:e e.p e.1* pao:en so that be will be bleC to o0she you in the intr.za. . ANTED. a Ma:le' Terber ihr the wit m hoola i I h:r"eb Tov:n bipI. Th dihool wvill be kept open i &ght or tiiie il'libs dlurin.g th:e ve::'. epheatrins:nutst ?Ie senit in by De J. I-. M.WFw., S. W. IuFF. C.!!. ,,To xu:ic CL.I'7S SA LE. ,TATE 0 F S-%UT. TAOLINA corm .r r.vn1:LD. V. IT. Kerr, vi Ath ni i trator. Plain Ot, v:z. S..lin- Wol. e and( Others N p-r, .im oft! vi :mn crder of the Co rt 0l' . k .0 :11,101 l'e 1 1-::1de in! ;he I4ro,~ on thle fIirst .\4!4nd:ay in Noveiber lext. withinn t he leit:d hours* of 's:i e, at II ~ ~ ~ ~ i f6zlVI''"0 44. i!u i1i* 0 14i*olll h1! 1'.. in i nits-r '1-'Ne~iI 4 C I utSof S:: 1 .u"coiey o he hlighest blilder, All that pie te ptrelra Ct ofI*"I ad. yine . .i d s itu-tvi the 'a un! a hi-w' of M NPt i D CrVTY k CntE.S tie 01 0le-. :1*n.1 h"1m4lied by hdo IM'A Lirnry1eogn o. Car-lu?4 k .veh!I;er. ei lon1in to the estate 1i f 1'. N<- vvn , ece d. I:unds of Jesse I.1elency, lantds Of .MargnreL Arm; trong and otiher.. T tan5 OF Si7LE: O ne-thOrd of the pur-chase-mocney to e paid inl ca:,h: for dhe balance a a redit o:'oie and two years fromn the av Of le, With amnal interest of' n~e Pn.1 iwo vears from said day, the urechaser ;o d.iive Ili., bonid seeuied bylb mortgage o uhe premise.. so.d', ail >) V;SUlUe Vie paymnent of all taxes G biat may become payable ufter the day ai f sale, -md to pay for all necessary, W. Ui. HERR, a] :Aerk'; Om ep, C. C. C.P. F. C. )utobvr 14, 1881S.h Oct 1-5-d CLERK'S SALE. S( 'TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COTNTY OF FxIRFIELD. anevr Cuoper and Others. Plaintift'., Vs..Jla T%. Johilulon, Willianm J C Jolmson, Individually nud as Execu tor, and Others, Defecndant. ' N pursuance of a-tn order of the Coirt of'm C nion' leas inle inl the hI will ofibi for SIle, S eore te voli-rt-housv j!lool. inl Winls: or.o, on le fint .\uondav in Novemlbelr ext, Widhinl the lega1 h Iur of sale, at J blic outcry, to the highest bidder, Ie foilowilg-decribed property, to All that l eltain tract If land, contain l TIiREE 11UNl) AN) FORTY ACnER, ill ore or less, lvin an' 4111d situate in the 1 h ,onltv of Fairt 'ie l, 'Ite cstate afor b aiid, bonide'd by. lails of ,ohn ,John-I :)1, on the norti", onl tle South and et by laAds of the est ate of Hiallipton ll onsl'w , decea-ed, and east by lands f Jackson J0i111Vr. 11. 31 oF s %.: 01 One-third ot* the prchase-moiney to C e paid in cash, and the balance there- Z f on a credit ol one and two years, i ua auInIal ilnsiallnelltQ. with iter- il e thwL of sale. lo bIe seenred byv the lah i*I )th premie sodl, the putrchaser to 13 a for1 all necessary papers~i. (I ' W. ii. KERR, si erks Offlee, C. C. C- V- iS. C. S Winnsboro!)~E. S. C., t )etober~ 14, 1881. I OLERK'S SALE. ~TATE OF SOUTH CAIudLINA, .U. Cook and O)thers, 1'laintiffs, vs . Lucy A. Keller and Others, Defenzd- ft ant'. _____ of Comminon Pleas. made in the] P' ov-stted case. I wi1 E'il0r for sale,s ore the Cot.rt House door in\ Winns 'o, on the irt4 MontdaLy int Novemf- Ok r next, witin the legal htour's of sale, at bic outcry, to the highest bidder. O e follow ing-descr:ibeud property, to Al that p)ice, p)arcel or~ lot of land,. ing, being aini sitniate in the town of -1innlor~o, antd Couty and State S1 resaid, beimr~ the lo&t upon which theI t Osminnd Woo)dward, de ceased, rci-] led, anud also) the fouri other lots with-. e al)purlteacesiU' adjouiing, and near. : the hot tirst tmentionted, andE all tiv e l. ts connettcted to)gether and adjoiningi ch other. Each lot t.o be sold sepa- ab ,te. be TERiMS OF: S.\LE: be Oe-third of the purchase-monecy to "C paid int cas; th'e balance ini twop iat annual instahunetnts. with interc'st th~ on dar of sal.e, purchasers to 'giU W 'd, with 11onolrtgageC of the premlises, t id to pay for all ntecessaty papters. lerk's Ofilee, C. C. U. P. F?. C.K W in.nor, S. C., oct 4-td ta -- lee OW WATCHES ARE MADE. b.v t wilt be apparent to anyone. who will ex c ine a Solid Gold watch, th'it naile from the cessary thickness for & nigraving aniti polish a large proporuion of the preccous mietl ed is neede.1 only to stirfen and hold the en- tai aved portions in pice, and suOPy the neces- at ry solidity and strengt-h. The surplus gold of actually needtiess so far as utilttty and beatu y (;j L' c:.cornedC. Int .J.01I BOSS' PATENT of )LD WA TCH CASES. this waste Or precious etal Is overcome, a nel the same 'soiy and rength p.roduced at from one-third to one-hlf the usu:al cost of solid cases. This process is! ta th~ most .sliil nature, as follows: A plate mi Idkie composli,lion mal, espec1tny adapted K. th purpose. hlas tw~o pites of SOLID GOLD1 W Idered one on each sid'. The three are then of .Led betwecen polished steel rollers, and the JC sult is a strip of heavy plated composItion, ym which the cases, backs, centres, bez.els. .are cut and shaped by su![able dies and lrers. The gold in these cases is sulfleiently . ta ick to ar.znit of all kinds of chasing, eagrav-. g and namelun!g; the cuagraved cases have . :1n carried until worn perfectly smooth by la n and use without removing the gold TlTS IS TIIE ONLY CASE MADE wITU TWO' LATES OF SOLID GOLD AND wARRANTED r SPECIAL CEIuTIFICATE. For ve by all- Jewelers. Askc for Illustrated italoge,. and to see warrant nov 1 %T OUR HOUSEL~ (THlEMOST': jh of HOCE SUMMER BEVER G ES c SUC11 A S HERRT COBBLERS, CLARET PUNCHES, C SODA WATER, 0 ~EONADES and 1 )LD VIRGINIA MINT JULEPS. g: TITY TUlE CjLE~ERATEDI BC LwAYS J. C LE XD IYT I (. axay:; ~ .t )~) ;a . I. tiiy CLEEiK'S SALEs S1TE OF s-UTI CARO2LINA, Crr FARIMmD. . 1E"'ill. PlainltiffY,z. John 'M. M%,c UrorcV :1:d Othr-s, D1eedants. N purt:f-e of :n; order of the Court or Coll-lwin P!e:tz. made in the ove.ie-d case. I will o-ler for sale, tire the**u.t.ou, door inl Winns-, ,t" Ihe tfirst Minday in November -.xt. Within the le-ral ors of sale, a t iie utmcry, to lhe highest bidtldel e folloio;-(Ie.,cribed property, to l th:i trat of land contailinl inletV-meven al two-tenths acres, ore or. les. b(n:led by lails - of J. Tillhell. It. L. llott aid linds of _ct knownvi as --4nake Alleyv." A LSO . All thit tmet ot land containing et v-t w o:nv1l eight-t enths acres, more! -l. b'unded'hv lands of Thomas, . Dors to:ud otheIs, aid '"The Snake llev Tract." . A LSO, All that tract of land conftainingo iO m1dred und eight and three-eighthsi 1res, more or less, bounded by lands lleulr F. Gibson, D. B. Robertson id -TIe Snake Alley 'ract." ALSO, An thit tract of land containing two mdred ad eleven acres, more -or S, 1)oiled by lands of Stepbei bsoni. W. 1LI McConnlleu, --Turkett d C. E. Leitnecr. All ot Ihe aforesaid tracts of lud' ig, being and situatoin the Countyl d State aforesaid. -TEIDS oy SALE One-third of the purMchase-1oe1y" ta paid in cash, the bmlance on a credit one and two yearn, with interest mn day of ;alc, payable. ahtnually, Cured h bonds and mortgages of e purclasers, and the purchasers to ty for all necessary lplrs. W. II. KERE. lerl's Ofie. C. C. C. P;F. C. Winnsboro. S. C., utober 14, 18l. oct 15-td CLERK'S SALE. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFID. .ilmes Mam, as Executor, Plaintiff, vs. Milton G. Dinlap and Others, De feudanits. N pursnance of an order of the Court of (.on"mmlioln Pleas, made inl the )OVC-stated case, I will ofler for sale, -fore the court house doola111 Wiing rIo, on the first Monday in Novemnber 'xt,within the legal hours of sale, at blic outcry, to fhe highest bidder, followii described property, to it: All inat. piece. parcel or plantation land, lring, being and situate in'the ,nPtnty of Fairfield, in the State of. Anth Carolina, cotnin,ing FIFTY >:. more or less, bounded on the wElh and east by lands belon'ring. to s. Lud A. Keller. on the south by ids of Th'lon:as Richmardson, dceasedl, don: the west by hmads ot W illiam Dunlip; also, all that pie,e. par cel tune iln the County and Ntate/ ore or less, bounded on'the, i ids oft Lucy A. Keller, ot.. t4ast lands of Wum. Richardson, am on utm hy anmd west by lan~ds of Thomas lardson, deceased. TEIMS 01- S.\LE One-lmil' of the. purchase-money to paid.in cash. andO the balance -in f ar fr-om the day otsaIle, -with.int'rest 0enn 5:d.d day, payable annually, thie rea ~- o.Ao sal balanc.. mrises sold -and to pay for all neces- i papers. W.IIE1 *I rks Ofice. . C. C. C. P. F. C. inbro .C., I toer 1 , 1881., )et 15-td CLEtR'S SALE. ATE OF SOUTH CAROLIN.A,j covarY oF FAUFILU. v iav. Plaintif, vs. Francis H. [)uBose and Others, I )efendants. - i pursuance of an order of tihe Court!( of Comnmn Pleas, inade iin the.! >vc-stated case. I will offer for sale, i ore the court-house door in Wimnsd o, on the first Monday in November' at, within, the legal hrousrs of sale, at bli outcry, to the highest bidder, following-decribed' property, to A. certain tract of land. coiniamning hndred amnd forty acres, more or 5, bonlded by lands of T. B. Mc ustry, Jamnes'Mann and others. ALSO, A. certain other tract "of land, con in~ seventy-five acres, more or , bsnndedb~y the Winnsboro Road, lnds of Mrs. Amnie Gradick, by ids of tIhe Estate of Daniel Scott, de ised, anid by the Colmbia Road. * ALSO,' A certain other tract of land. conk nng three bundred and fifty-nine es, iore or less, hounded by lands I Mrs. Ri. Mason, by Ianmds of U.J~ soi and Sabie Gibson, and by Mrs. Annie S. G'radick. j. ALSO, A certain other tract of ia'nd,co nng one hundred and fifty acres. ne or less, bounded by land of E~ Gradick, bv lind of Thomas att, by land'of M. Ashford, by htud4l ,Juo. W. Robimison and by laud of i Boyd. I - ALSO, I A certain other tract of land, co6 ning sixty-eight acres, more or le~'s1 d bounded by~ hands of Ellen Boy4~ land of Marshall McGraw and .Ij rids of Mrs. --- Mason - ALSO, - A ce-tain. other tract of id, coi < inin twenty acres,. noeor1es munded by land-of F. H. D)ud md of Ellen R. Gradick and by~* j'nmbia Road. ALSO, tI A certain other tract of land,e ni threec acres, mom-c or less, anp mnaded by land of F. H. DnmBose, b~r m of Ell'en R?. Gradick and by tise lumnia Road-all of thme said tracts land lying. hein" and situate inith*% uunmt of Fair-fickY and State of South4 r u -li a. . TE1st OF sA LE: One-third of the purcha.se-moniey -to paid ini cash; for-- the balance a edit ot one amnd two years from thme. v of sle. with imnter-est fr-om said d:iy ale, paable annuoally, untii the hoe debt'and interest be paid, the caerl or- purmmchaser's to give his u mo, r- their bo nds. seenrmed by niort e1 ormortga;ges of the -'rmemises Id, :ad to py~ .tor' all nmecessary pa W. H. KERR, erk's Ofie, C. C. C. P- k- C. Winmsboro, S. C., e obe 14, 1881. I \ LL prsoneindtd ttee es e;: aLl ;'na s.ttle'. Claims nout paiJ : tthe 1st of N-we.mber next will be prt ito he .ands of an Atth rni$y .for .cejee - n- terD~ no DUCTION ORDINARY IN BOO EXTP S, HATS, CLOTHING, SH 3EW -CASH BOOT ATT - SHOE STORE. er that every man, wor IN Id.in the conty may be s and * - Ihago 'C -ilb a "od p)lied .C BOOT OR SHOE, made areduction on my he IhrUnknown) low prices,'ni;d heC stomers will embraep this< n. nity as such aln one is seldom n PO Also heavy goods for wei wit. JUST RECEIVED, nZgnment,. a large lot of Crocl 01 da Glasware, Which will bo FC ry ACIFICE. to close out the c at k in a limited time. ire L-SOON AND SECURE TE BARGAINS. mber the Store first door soq lev y . Fant. KM.UIUEY. ESI-ROCERIES constantly'being received by m gig of which I gi.,e below. ELEANS' MOLASSES AD SYRUPS S ALL GRADES. FROM THE HIGHEST TO TH U --OWEST GRADES. ESTFLOrR IN THE MAIKET-"TH TENT FAAIILY"-AL$O ALL GR.%DES JACK03'S BEST FAMILY FLOUR. ANN-ED GOODS. PR.IA PEARS, Someting Choice. CCOTASf, Beans and Corn Combined * ~ PEACHE PINE APPLE. N SARDINES MUSTARD, ETC.. ETC -NIiTE YOUR ATTENTION TO OU1 -1ROASTED COFFEE. e a call and examine for yourself 'too numerous to mention. . . FLENIMEN. GBto Everybody!1 EAUTIFUL BOOK for the ASKIMG y applying personally at the nearest ceo.f TIlE SINGER M.MUF&CTUTR CO .or biy postui..card if at a dis ) any ADULT person will be f.re *d with a-bcautifuily illustrated copy sen NewBook.entitled WISREWARDED, of the SEWI jMMACHIE "4f-rontis S o. '-- 0. - e y en -edwod-cgan oundl in en elab 42ea gold lithographed -cover. chie whatever is made for this hand. Sbook. whie~h can be -obta.ined only pice.ion at the branch anal subor'li-, e omeces of Thre Singer Manufacturing HE SINGER MiANUFACTURING C0. Principal Oflie, 34 Union Square,V may 17-ly - New YorWr ~SURE Yf UR LIFE INTHEASrnc ud s1 eriani MutualAsuacFnd Yoave to pay but little for the sum wh!ch ouicIve, and-only what the insurance acLu Y~aesure that your faimily winl get rhe sum a.b4ath, as by special cl-iuSe in the char er4t is etempt. - No risk to run, nor any possibility of the cor oration,falling, as do other insurance compa-; You know whatyouI pay each assessment for. You can Insure in this when you could not In -more expensive one. YTou-cna', there .will be no long process of law repeiitre of meanst~o obtain the sum at our dcese. To receies benenit of tiye dollars a week ( rhen sick or unable to attend to business. IIsthe easiest;and safest way to secure~ so, rge' an amount for-tihe benei1t of your family cr our de-athl. No iIlions amassed to tempt the honesty of Mp'iieha's sonthat the mutual plan feisle anid the result sure.] Instead ot pay ng out large sums to insurance ompanes, the money Is left with each member ntil actuAlly needed. CsunObesubected to the clairna of creditors or fa&ted by attachmjenlt, CalrishmW't or oth onesof: law, so as to divert It rreta the F urther patculars and a pl1ctions for ( Agent for Fairtield County. R'A%ODINANCE '0 PNET TSORING OR -DELIVERT OF GU OAs on:o:nR com1ERa YTnTIuzE Es mWiH! THE CORP~oRATE LIMITS OF THE TOWN OF wiNNESBOno, S. C. by 1 Itndn and Wardens of be To'wn- of Winnsboro, S. C. in Council ( Lhat from. and after the passage of is Ordinance, it shall not lbe. lawful foi n person. corporation or firm to store, ~ep or deposit, or-cause to be stored, eposited or ke'ept in storage, at or in t.ny pla'e within the corporate himits of re Townl of Winnsboro, or to deliver, or :.useto be delivered, at or frogn any iltace within the corport~e limits of said 'own, anly G. ano, Piulverized Bone. Acid %bsphat, ur other Commercial Tertiz. rs of any nature or kind whal soever. I That any person, corporation or rz who shall viointe the provisions of his Ordinance, shali, upon convwcuon. h ref, be fined in -the sum of FIi'l Y DOLLARS for each and every offence, and rEN DOLL-ARS for each day's continua tin thereof. Done.in Council, this the 2i6th daiy oft August, 1h81, and with the corporate sea. f said Town allised. JOHN J. NEIL. Intendant. Att.es. E. S. CHiAotra, Clerk of Council. TAX NXOTICE. The books for- the collection of To-wn Taxe for thme Municipal yeair. edt Mar.h, ;31. 1$82, are now openi anid will lose on1 the last day; of Novemmnber. Thetax On real c'srate and pe(r.onll proprty is 2-4 mills.. All rna-leciz(onl between the ages of sixteena anid sixty arc required to pay at st reet tax of Iwo dollars. E. S. CH ANDL .EII. S Clerk and Treasurer. MONEY WANTEDI. A LL1'PERSONS ii.deatedl to us for gcas bought in 1cb1 and Wd.fonner' r,are earnfestly regniested1 to pay rap assoon as pa:aible. \M e must are thIe mone to vay thzose vi om we .owe t. lecf.dTER, ]3LI'.E4 & ETCiIN. THE OLDS AN 187G KE been reopened and supplied with t mlchoicest stock of Liqnors, Winc Cigars and Tobacco. It is the place where you can g pe anything in the LINE OF LIQUO1 dealt you want, as I warrant evex article Isell for the money. t To make this place pleasant, an kiep it UL in the style of a FIRXT CLASS SALOON I have engaged the services of MR. A. S. WINGATE, E who wilt take special pains to se( his customers and friends well ac. commodated, and you will be pleas ed to see how he keeps a HOUSE. Under WINNSBORO HOTEL. formerly kept by J. Clendining, nou the PALMETTO HOUSE. KEPT BY F TI. H4BEXICHT. oct 15 -NOW --FOR BARGAIN S C LOT H1 JN2 .SUGENUE1MEW NE DRESS SUITS AT -B. SUGENHEJ.MER'8. [CE BUSINESS SUITS AT , B. SUGENHEIER'S. ~HEAP SUITS AT B. SUGENHEIMERS. b&S FINE SUITS AT B. SUGENHEIMER'S ~HILDRENS NICE SUITS AT B. SUGENUEIMER'S. rINE CASSIMIERE PAN AT B. SUGENBEIMIER'S )VER COATS -AT B3. SUGENHEIMER'S. ~ARGAINS, BARGAINS AT B. SUGENHEIMER'S. ~LOTING, CLOTHING AT B. SUGENHEIMER'S GOOD SV . NICE LOT OF NORTHERE2 ,CAB3BAGE. - FINE LOT OF NEW IRIST POTATOES. A. NEVM S'UP'LY of MA CNEEIL; -THIS YEAR'S CATCH. EW FLOUR and FRESHI BOLTEW) : ME.\L-JUST COME IN.r CALL SOON AN'D GET THE FIRST SELECT ION, COME AND SEE EEGA NTIDISPLAY MY Stock of Diy Goods, Clothing, t Shocs, Boots. Hatts Caps, Nitions, Trimiminms, Mi1inery, Ladies' Clmaks and Dolmas are now conplete, and I am happy to say are MUCH CHEAPER ti: season tban heretofore. Boys' Clothing and Mizses' Cloaks a spceialty. I therefore take great pleasure in asking my friends and the PUBLIC GENERALLY to come and see what I have this year. Respectfully, . JOS. GROESCHEL oet15 -1 THI NETE (PUE MNESE TEL.) A BLACK TEA WITH A GREEN TEA FLAVOR The Most Beneficial Tea imported VERY CONDUCIVE TO REALTE, WILL SUIT ALL TASTE.! The Gr-:t Atantic and Pacific Tea Company have loug made it a study to furnish a Tea that would sut all tastes. They feel the utmost con demce that they have fully accom rjed that re suit in the prodution of Thea-iectar. Iti the Vinest Flavored and most Beneficial Pure Natural Leaf Tea ever offered to the public. It is cured upon porcelain in the same manner as if prepared for natire consumption. i | This tea has been suhjected to the most search ing chemical ad pomular tests. and has been pro nounced STRICTLY PURE. DELICIOUS FLAVOR, HIGHLY NUTRITIVE PEIA@ FECTLY HEALTHY VERY STRON6: and ECONOXICA L. It isrecommended to sut all tastes, whether accustomed to the Green or Black varietics heretofore. It Is warranted to give perfect satisfaction or the money will be refunded in every case, by the party sellin'g it. t Consumers run no risic ini givin It a trial on these terms. Buy a Cay ofj T5* RA- E CT AR and enjoy a cup of GOOD TEA. N. B.--None GenuIne nn1e packed in One; Pound Air-Tight Trade-Ifark Caddies. For Sale Everywhere. Ask your Grocer for It. The Great Atlantic &~ Pacific Tea Co. Irnfrm, Coffee .Reasters and Pack:, P. O. Box 433. x Nzw-Your. THE BEST REMEUT _ emsuan-ey e - It -1s a scientille i - combination of:thq -.medxiia'l,princia CHERRY pis aas 1CL uited, of uhefns drugs, chemically power as to insure ' tegreate-'t possai- NO i-:ble efficiency, and PECTORAL. ' It'""t'stries at the foundation of all punary diseases, r affording-prompt-relicf antl iapid cures% be and is adapted to patients of any age of either sex. Being very palatab'le, the Tea youngest children, take it readil.y. In ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Clergyman's* Sore Throat, Asthma, Croup, ansdPe Catarrh, the effects of AnTER's CuEBmRv PEcTOast, are magical, and muitltituides 'ro:1 are annually.preserved from i'erious ills Piel ness by its tinely and faithful use. It|Ca should be kept at hand in evory house-. Ii hold for the protection it affnrds in suid' den attacks. In WThoopIng-coughi and Consumption there is no other remedy .pc so efficacious, soothing, and helpful. low prices are indhicements to try some of the many mistures or syrups, made of cheap and ineffective ingredid I kits ents, now offered, which, as they con' tain no curative qualities, can affotd only temporary relief, and are sure to1 disappoint the patient. I >iseas.es of the throat and lungs demand active and !~ay effective treatment; and it is dangerous I - experimenting with unknown and cheapr GO medicines, fromn the great liab,ility that these diseases may, while so trifled with, become deeply seated or incurable. Use AER'S CHERRY PEcTORALa, and yon may confidemntly expect the best results. i It is of acknowledged curative power, j gad is as cheap as its careful preparatinm and fine ingredients will allow.. Emnie nent physicians, knowing its coir@~osi- A tion, prescribe it. The test of half a century has proven its certainty to cur0 ind all pulmonary comlaints nolt already o beyond the re'ach of human aid. I PREPARED BY DR. i. C. AYER & CO.,ei Practical and'Analytical ChemistSa of 2 Lowell, Mass. pla( SO.D ST A.L. DRUGGisTs EvERSTIVEIE fOv OUR STOCK s i NOW CIOMPLETE IN EACH _ -AND V5RY PAR TICULAR.T isn SQUIRE OF US FOR EVERlY RTI iLE YOU DESIRE TO UE.CHASE. and SATISFACTION ,o E WILL GtARANTEZ AL AS.( bot IP adiion !o our uxsutl stik of >ry Goeds, Notions, Clothing,ILts ad Shoes, we offer special induce eu. ients in IROCEIUES a P1FOYtIONS. mgin n Ties at Lowesf. prikes. T~TSM. (. ' El..PGcrr..P TPE EFCT -OF THE DROUGHT AT-( oeling felt ever,here. aid Canned troods bave :a-netl twenty per cent. I lavf a h:rge tock, bought pIreYioU to tie advanc. Which I Will -ell low by the qiantity. Remember I Lrnlteeall IIImy Caned Goods to ;e of Fl*ST QUALIT'Y, or ncuey refunded. FlES11 O1i3A AND TOMATOES NEW C1.OP. FRlrSHI TOUATOES, FRE611 PEACIIES-, FlEbH SUCCOTASh, FRSlf STRING UEAN, FRIES11 LIMA BEAMa, FRESH BAIED BEANS, FRESH CHEESE, 'FR-ESII M ACCARON,X FRESH QULNCE9, FRESH'BAJERi'S,DRO3A, FRESH MACEERELL, 5lb camn, FRF II SA LMO , FRESH TOMATO SAUc FRESH IMPORT.Et OAT Atj FRESH SARDINES, Imported an American, FRES11 MACKEREL, one pound Cans. FRESII RHUBARBorIPIEPLANT try It, CONDENSED MILK; don't py fancy prices, try wne. Five Boxes Best London JAyr tb-isins-fiew crop, Try my Parched Coffe I Rell vo 11y quantity Von wantf aird You d'n' 1ave to pay ff*r paper wirapied arounid it. A full line of S#gar- and Cre# 'offees. My rs-e *- ill U aw rurther enumeration. 'ALL A!M BE CONVINCED THAT 1 keep the best seketed id eepest tock of Family Groceriesin Toiv. I have the best Five Cents Cigar in kimerica. Choice 'Smoking Tobacco. ['ERMS CAS ON DELIVERY-N0 EXCEPTIONS MADE. B. M. HUJY.. MY STOCK of goods t is in11I stLYei 0 Octh 1 r6 itAarmn an ote heesre - 1ao ,Cor . f,-EtNe : Makiii -fir oudtis a the Grocery lipm en foun Spers knoineteseke#~ antd other esr. ELDER tiedl to ecmep dsle, as al$ es notl Cpadbyer FITDA .OVEFISH, fter FISH FiS1be :dth hands iwxtfeAbrhefa MceoHee iioepUnt.t Dtha yo t i-ete h STOTICFE?Ob tLison Eachin deat4m seE o F . ALN ERCO2 iETE urs nod ai aly the ' AYsi bd in price ad qualit Ait~t eoectfr TPT. TEDER