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REN AND)1(UNTA &ATURDA'Y, December3. T :is o r Tu i. N Ew6 Ao N 1) 1 F ln.m I -Tri-wel edtionm. four. dollar, li Jhffm. inl advarev: weekiyv editioI two dollar. and fiftyv cents vera'nu,,,'z in advance. Liberal discouit to ciul of five and upwar(b. RATES OF ADvE:TISlN(;.-One dol. per inch for the first in-ertion. 0.1 tifty cents per ineli for each subszeq tei jisertson. These rates apply to ail a( Verti(ements, of whatever nlati re, an are payable strictly inl advanve. Col tract, for three, six or twel C nmoatl vmade on verv liberal tevinn. Trn sient local notices., ifteen cents 1) line for the frt l insertion ain(] seve and one-half cents per line for eac sttlsu(nient insertion. Obitua-ies an tributes of rejspect charged as adv,-' tiseieonts. Simple alnoulcements < narriares and deaths ipublished free c iharge.'and solicited. Ail communiclations. of wlatsoevc nature. huotl he addressed to tl iinnsb'ro Publishig Comnpan Wiansboro, S. C. F~ew Advertliwments. Perry Davis' Pain Killer. X-Cue Us--Ludden & Bates. Chlris-tmlas Goods-WJ. 11- Doniy Chapter Meeting-P. Landecker Secretary, pro teml. Loesl Briefs. -"She's in yonder". -Not having a night-cap, a hat wa used instead. -The town clerk is collecting stree tx es.. -Only a little over three weeks t Christmas! -Everybody within six miles 0 town is hauling in wood. -Tihe Atlanta Exposition will ]as only one month longer. -The county treasurer is issun executions against tax defaulters. -Cotton-seed is in demand in Co lumbia, and brings a very liberal price -Mr. D. R. Flennikenm has the fines oats patch on the lot joining Garde street. -Te D.ebating Society had a veri entiusiastic meeting on last Wednes day night. -It is suggested that the Towi Council purchase a road engine to car the steam tire engine to fires. -Red shirts are begiming to ap pear. We saw one man with one oi oil Monday. -Several hundred shade trees are t( be set out in the streets of Columnbi shortly. A good example. -Thme South Carolina Annual Con ference will convene at Union C. Hi. on the 14th of December. -"O. M. A.", the monogram of the Knights '4' Honor, is said to mnean, "one more assessment". -It is rumored that ex-Judge T. J. Mackey will go to Newe York, whmere he expects to practise law. -Base ball has not gone out of fash ion yet. T1here was a Ipatch -gamE played inColumbia the other day. -It is nearly time for all the schools to be closed for the Christmas holidays. The children all look happy and the teachers happier. -A thick fog fell on last W1ednesdary Some of the colored people were very much alarmed.. -Running rabits and "annexing" boxes to dogs tails is the favorite * nmusemen~lt with old and young thes busy days. -Christmas goods have begnu tc make the shelves and counters - of the stores bright, and the sound of thne toy born is heard already. --The street lamp-posts recently pui np by the Town Council enaoble persom to see very distinctly at a considerab4 distance-in the sunlight. -Cotton sold in Winnsboro on Tues day for 101 cents; on Wednesday foi 101 cents; on Thursday for 11 cents and on Friday for 1 14 cenits. -If our delinquent subscribers onl: knew how mnuch it grieved us to asl them for our dues, they would all pa: in advance. -- He scaled two lamp posts to ligh one cigar about one' o'clo'ck in th morning-his match is hard to b found. -Tuesday and Monday were ver: disagreeable days. it being rainy an exceedi ngly warm.- Thursday wa also like sunmmer. -The Tow'mn Council are having thn washed places on the pavements filled The streets are being repaired gener ally. -The fashion plates for the winte months look as if the models had bee through a wind-mill anid dischargedi the open air by way of chaff elevator - We are giati to-seidtst the Agr cultural and Mechanical College in C< lumnbia is in a flourishing condition It received a number of students th other dar-. -The cisternl diagonally across from Mr. J. M. Elliott's residence had bett< he watched,. as the brick curve that over it is considerably worn by was ens cons.sntly passing over it. -Governor IHagood has exercise Executive clemency in twenty-seve cases during the past year. Of thes< sixteen were full pardons and . elere were commutations of sentence. -It is pleasant to note that the pol tax has been paid more promptly th year than ever before. People are b ginning to see that to pay this tax the cheaper and less troubleson course. -Among the many other enterpri e that should be had. the Itoro fbug certainly to have a baby show. The are enough to form a :=tromg troup and are all good looking anid have e cellent voices. -There ia very little hunting do fir this season of the year-except tne sheriff anid his deputy. They ye frequently go out hunting and gen ally har their game, too. -Pay fo)r your paper now while y have the moey.er and thus avoid nsm which become unpleasant to b( publisher and subscriber. If you c~ ntt pay for the year y ou i'rtainl~y C * cdo so fer three or six months. and the expiration renew p~roniptly i * ~ the cat-h. -We announced in one of our' ree jasue, tha&t the -bachelours had buA 9d their vice-president. We were mis taken. he is tiot hurried lut his re a:innin aye lying ill state. Iis fieral vil take place at ! e proper time. -The Viiint Fi;-e E iie C(npa lIv. of, (iarles;toni. i. aixiousi to sell a - steamer at a Yerv moderate price. Our Town Council should look into this tniatter. They might be able to i purchase a grood eiiine and build cis ternrl too. it -We hear that a listrionic Club is ( to be organized. We think that when - Winnisboro gets her steam fire engine. and all the ditierent club. are well or Sanized, she will have to build anl am phitiheatre, club rooms, etc.,-and-and b -another jail. -We have still on hand an excellent Singer sewing machine which we will literally give away. It will do more sewing- in less tine and with less labor than any other nachine. Give us a call before going elsewhere, and we will certainly surprise you. -The slhrifuffold at public outcry on Thursday a beautiful nule fbr nine ty-six dollars. Selling mules has be collie guite fashionable, but if our subr scribers who are in arrears don't help us we will have to vary from the fash ion by selling a printing office. -We take pleasure in announcing the arrival of Mr. R. 'M. Huey's finec s sugar-cured hans. They are very small and consequently. very tender. t They are fresh, clicap, and very !us cious. Give Mr. Jiuey a call before gf ing elsewhere, for lie has every irnagi nable good thing requisite for a good Christmas dinner, and the beauty of it is he sells his goods for nothing, so to speak. -M r. VV 1. Donly, who has re rmained silent for some time, now comes out with a brilliant array of choice,11 cheap and select Christmas goods. ie has just received a lot of excellent or anges, apples, bananas, raisins and French c.,kudv. lie also has a fresh supply of staple groceries, wines, liquors, segars anid tobacco. Mr. Doni lv is a most agreeable gentleman to and will offer as good bargains arid and as genuine tin article as anybody.j We advise purchasers to give him a call immediately. -We call attention to the new ad ! vertisement of Johi L. Mimnaugh, the "Leader of.Low Prices". He gIves a I nry brief summary of. his s'ock on h id and a price-list that will make o le feel as wealth as rich as Cresus Iand as wise as Solomon. But threre is no use in our going into a long narra tive on Mr. Mimnnaugh or his goods. Ererybody is aware of tire polite marn ' ners of M., and also of the cheapness amid genuirness of his goods. A call at at hris beautifully arranrged establish ment will amply repay anybody for their trouble. JUsT RECE~vED-Fresh flour, meal and grist. Thurber's best buck wheat, Graham flour, oatmeal and crushed white wheat. - Thurber's- Jara anrd Rio coffee, No. 34 Parched coffee. Tea, macaroni and cheese, sugars, all grades. prunes, evaporated apples.. aporated.,soup..agetabief. csned goods, pickles, sauces, etc. All:9 guaranteed. J. M. BE.ATY & Co. * TAxEs CO.ECTED.-Up to the time of closing the tax books, County Treas r~rer Davis had issued for this -year's tax~es 5,564 receipts, amonting to St4.286.88, divided among the several funds as followvs: State purposes $19,260.20 County purposes 11,556.10 Fence purposes 687.83 School pu~rposes 9.059.75 ,Polls, 3,723.00 Total S14,280.88. DR. Boaos' A DDRESS TO TIIE SIXT11 REGIMiENT SUiRRS.-We have had thre pleasure of perusing this address in pamplet for:n. It is a productioni of great ability, and of intense interest. for anyone connected with the late civil war. Capt. Henry A. Gaillard, t the secretary of the Association, hasi copies for such of the Survivors as Smay apply at the law'office~of Messrs. (.aillard & Reynolds. The pamphlet is also lor sale at the bookstore (of Mr. ! J. W. Duffie, Columbia. Price, twen tv-five cents a copy. THE LAist NoTICE.-All persons in debted to me by account are hereby -friendly notified thwt they arcST P'AY up before the 15th of Diecember, inst. On rthat day all miy accounts unpaid will be placed ini thne hands of an attorney for inmmrediatte collection, without ex ceptions to persons. You .should not . have hai-d feelings toward mec if vou; sh~lould find your account amnong the number. I have done my part as efaithfully as I knew hlow, an:1 only ask, the samnekindness in -return. I owe nmoney and must have ivhiat is justly mine to pay with. I mean this arnd rothing else. Pay now and save costs. *IsAn~ Surirsox, Uentist. d TUHE A. N. E. ,ON FE REYC E. ni 3es~rrs. Editors: The Columbia, S. C., Annuual Conferencee of thre African u Methodist Episcopal Church, will con venre in Wayman A. M. E. Church, - Winnsboro, 8. C., on the '7th day of iS ~ecemnber. There will be present the 'Right Rev. Win. F. Dickerson, D. D., is who has just returned from the Ecu nierrical Conference, which wvas held in London. Also. ablout one hunndred sdministers. We hope to meet thre cor ht dial welcome arnd hrospi'ality of tire re goo~d people (of Winnsboro, as they ehave mever failed to show it in the past. -L. S. Pr:IoLSa.AV RENEWV TorR LEASE.--There are times in nevery o'n-s utne when "nergv frais and r mserni hi' freIin :g ccmes over t hem, mnsrtaken for ~Lnzinessi. D.inner I'n'ks in ther sym~ptoms. 55 . thr:r se r'am diseas.'d orgrns. Parker'., rGinger T.fDie' wint restore Perteet, activity to -tihe Stormwai~. I.ivtr ata Kidacys. prurify the bloosn. arnd re-n w y ourlease of h-alth and comn to: ,.-Adc(ocate. SOCIETY BELLES.-o'" ac'om.t of its re t i ae Iou3 in tneir p~raises of Floro-oi an' (CHAPTER YIEETING. it 'P !:regoint cornvocation of w.inn .hor !-r1 art us.ie, itali on .\ondlay eveninm !)ecembn er thec 5thn. X-CUSEUS For making you read our old advertisemei P-o long, but we ha v- ben North, and bee Eai, and been to the State -Fair, and be to the Cotton Exposition, and been #&i and been busy, and been unable to konko a new story. CAST YOUR OPTICS OVER TIHIh CriIIISTi1AX 1. COMING, AND SO IS NEW YEARSa, LE EWISE4TH OFJCLI. WNHUT W ILL YOU PRESENT to YOU] WIFE. So% D \TG HTER. SISTER. BROTIIEI MOTH ER, FATH E., FRIEND, SWEETHEART Search the wide word ovr-r from pole to pot viso the trade in rts of Europe ard Anlkeric exp'ore the raiaeesi or the Crowned Heinds. ani roig;ht enn bze rmund that will give such lastin e-IjOyN me.t as an eleglt, PIANO OR AIN ORGAN ORANii THESE ARE THE BEST HJCKERING, MATRIUSHEK, SOUTH ERN GEM. ARION. MASON & HAMLIN. SHONINGER. Six Grand Makers. One Hundred Styles, All Grades. All Prices. Largest selectiot of First-Class Instruments offered by an >ne House North or Stuth. None bui first-class makers. No competition witt cheap makers. No economy in cheap In trunents. They will neither wear noi please. True ec'norny liyes in the pur. chase of first-class and reliable Instru. n--nts. cost iclat they m'iy. Others may humbug buyers wi; h cheap Pianos at $125, 5145, and Organs at $30, $40, $G0, in fiancy ases with numberless Stops. but LUDDEN & BATES WON'1 Run any snch schedule, or practise anj ch imposition. They -ave done busi. eis thirteen long years, and sold more ianos and Organs than all other Southern Dealers together. ana ir's too late in the lay for them to go back on their record, Mad take to selling Stained Whitewood Pianos and imitation Walnut Organs. But LUDDEN & BATES WILI ,wlIStrictly R Fable Pianns and Organs rromai best.L Makers only, at MAsr.tcrunara Acrony PUlCEs, and for less money than they ean be had elsewhere iu America. r11s WE GUARANTEE. Write at once foi atalogues, Prices and 'brims. Magnifi. ~ent Stock for Holiday Trade We cari it all reasonable, common sense buyeri who don't expect Gold Dollars for Fifty ents. Address . . [Ludden & Bates, SAVANNAH, CEORGIA, Wholesale Piano and Organ Dealers. CHRISTMAS GOODS -JUST ARRIVED LND STILL COMYIN'G!2 .ARGE FLORIDA ORANGESy AMAICA BANA NA'S-LARGE and RIPE. MRACOA COCOANUTS, ND FINE LARGE RED APPLES. R AISINS. Lndon Layer-inl all size 1packages. CANDIES, rench and Plain Candies, in Greal Variety. ~ALSO, R'ESHI GROCERIES-STAPLE alnd FANCY. RISil POTATOES AND) ONiONS L'RE W INES AND LIQUORS Of ALL SORTS. CEIAP FOR THlE CASK PLEASE CALL AND MAKE A PTRCIIASE. W. ii. D)ONLY. DecS3 CLERK'S SALE. - STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. Daijd W. Tidwvell. Plaintiff, vs. .Jacol TIiwllI, and Others, Defendants. SN pursnance of an order of the Cour i of Commton Pleas, made in the above-stated case, I will offer for sale before the conirt-hlouse door in Winnsl boro, on thle first M(onday ill Decemnbe1 next, within the legal hours of sale, a public outcry, to the highest bidder the following-described property, t< All that plantation or tract of lanm ling, being anld situate in the ciount: f Fairfield and State of South Carohi na, known as the "Flats", conltainiint one thousand, one hundred and four teen acrecs, more or less, and bounde< by lands of Thomas H-. D~avis, lands o A. Fletcher Ruff, the Dutchman Creel P 'lace, formenrl y bel ongin'g to the estat. of N~ A. Pcay, deceased, the G rahlar Place, foirmerly belonging to the estat of N. A. Peay, deceased, lands of Rich the estate of D~avid J. Seigler, deceaset and lands of' W. RI. Kennledy. This tract has been su bdivided init six parcels, as flos Tract A-conrtainingt one hundre and sixtv-four and three-tenths acret Tract ~1-containinBg two hundre and thirteen acres. Tract C-containing one hundre and ninety and eight-tenths acres. Traet D-containing two hundre and thirty-eight. acres. Tract E-containing two hundre and ten acres. Tract F-containing one hundre and forty-three amt tive-tenthls acres. Eacth of which six tracts will be so selpaately and by the plat which wi be exhibited oin day of sa~e. TERMS OF SAI.E: One-third oif the purchase money he paid in cash; for the balance a crc it of one andI t wo years from the day sale, the purchasers to give bonds . cured by mnortgages of the prelnms sold, and to pay for all necessary p pers. Clerk's Office, C. C. C. P. F. nov 12-id MIONEY WANTED). ,LL P)ERSO)NS indebted to us LX.. 70rrd bouaht in 1l31 malW WI .or ye.are earn-stly reqttrted to pay as soon as ponsibnle. We must lbare I CL'ERK'S ALE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, t COUNTY OF FABFIELD. n SJItne G McCants, aq Administrator, . Plaintiff, vs.* D, R. wisek aid Charles Edward Wi1so - Deteid alnts. I N purisance of an order of the Court I of Common Pleas, made in the above-stated case, I will offer for sale, before the court-house door in Wi:nns boro. on the first Monday in December next, wit hinl the legaI hours or Ihle, a public outcry. to the highest hidder, the following-described property, to wit: All that plantation or tract of land, Contailinig TWO HUNDRED ACRES. nore or less, situate in the county of Fair field and State of South Carolina, and bounded by lands belonging to the es tate of Thomas F. Furman, Joseph K. Davis and others. TERMS OF SALE: One-half of the purciise money to be paid in cash, the balance on a credit of twelve months from the day of sale, with interest from the day of sale, to be secured by a bond of purchaser and mortgage of the premises; or all .cash, at the option of the purchaser. W. i. KERR, Clerk's Office, C. C. C.P. F. C. Winnsboro, S. C., November 11, 181. nov 12-td. CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROIJNA, COUNTY OF FAIBFIBLD. James Mann, as Executor, Plaintiff, is. Milton G..Dunlap :and Others,r De leludants. N pursuaneof an order of-the Court ofCommon Pleas, made in tie. above-stated case, I will offer for sale, before the court-house door in Winns boro, on the fir.t Monday in Deceinbet next, within the legal hours of sale, At: public outcry, to the highest bidder, the following-deacribed property, to wit: All that piece. parcel or plantation of land, lying, being and situatell in the Coutry and State aforesaid, con1taining TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, more or lss, bounded on the north by lands-of Lucy A. Keller,..on .the east by lands of Win. Richardson, and on I south and west by lands of Thomai Richardson, deceased. 'TERMS OF SAL.E: One-half of the purchase-money t64 be paid in cash, and the ialance in one rear from the day (if safe,' *it i interest from.said day, payable annually, the, purchaser to give for said balance a bond secured by a mortgage of the premises sold, and to pay for all necces sary papers. %--- -W.T -.KERR. Clerk's Office , C. C. C. P. F. C AWinnsboro, S. C., November 11, 1881. nov 12-td CLERK'S, SALE.. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUE.TY OF FAIBFISLD. . S. Adeline Rntland and Othersa, Plai tifls, against'Charrotte M. E; Button, Defendant..' . - .N pursuanceof anorder of the Court ? of.Commn W) Pleas... mad~e ip the. above.istated case, I will offer -for safe,1 before the court-houise dojjrl: Wijnna boro, on the ir'st Moniday'iiIecmber next. within the legal haours--of sale, at pu blic outcry. t9, the highest bidder, All that certain house and lot, .p which James M./Rhitlan~d died,. seiiked and possessed, fiinm .and idtnatc in the town of~ Winnsbbro, in the Cdity. and. Stte aforesaid, including therein all that itdesijpiated as Number (No. 2)1 Tvo in the plan of said town, .and parts of lots nutmbered one an:d three. bounded otn the east by Vanderhorst C.Mc~reight, trustee, on the north by lots of WV. K. Turner and estate of 0. W. Barber, deceased, aid onthe west by lot of John J. Neif. ..- - TERMS OF SALE: IOne-half of -the purcise-m'lonel &o be paid in cash, atid the balance themeof on a credit of twelve ouths front the day of sale, to be secured by the bonde: of thme purchaser and a mnortgage of-thd premises; the purchaser to pay for al necessary pap~ers, and the taxes that may becomne due on said property-see such sale. Clerk's Office, .C. C. C. P. F. C Winnsboro, S. C., .November, 11, 1881. nov 12-td - C LERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROCIJ~, COUNTY OF FAIlRFIELDR.. C. E. Hill, Plaintiff, vs. John:, M. Me ICrorey anid Others, D~efendants. T N pursuance of antorder of the Cotirt i of Common Pleas, made 'in the aove-stated case, I will offer for sale, before thme court-house door in: Winns boro, on the first Monday-inJ2)ecembter next, within the legal -hours of sale, at public outcry, to the highest- bidder, the following-described proert td wit: All that tract of land contalipng nnet-seven 's-da 't5''tbti seres more'or-lesse, bounded by lands of J. *S. Tid well. Hi. L~. Elli.ott and lands :O tract known as"nae ly. ALSO, All that tract of''lan'd coWt~iti ninety-t wo and eight-tnthis acrs,tmore or less, bounded by laijds~ of Thounsa H. Davis and others, and "The.Snake ;Allev Tract." ALSO, - All that tract of land containng two hundred and, eight atnd three-eighths acres, mnoreor. less,.boJunded by.: Iands '~of llenry F. Gibson,.D. B.. Robertson and "Thec Sake Alley Tract." A LSO, SAll that tract of land containing two hundred and eleven.:aces mtore' or d less, bounded by lands- of Stephen Gibson. W. H. McConnell, -Turkett d and C. E. Leitner. d .AL50, 1All that tract of land. containing d five hundred acres, more or. less. and I bounded by lands of Jlames P'atterskih E. D. Mobley,'Janie' Jones, John .C. Mobley. and thme watens of Catawba River. All of the aroresaid tracts of land l vinig, being and situ-ate in ths :Cuty~ . and State aforesaid. s TERMtS OF SALF, One-third of the purchasemoneytck be pacid in cash, thc balance on a credhi of one and t wo years, with Interest from day of sale., payable~ 'annually seuredl by bonmds and mortgages o the p~urc-haser, andI thme pnrnbasers t< pay for all necessary paper.~ Clrks.Office, C. C. C. I. E- C Nove mber. 11, 18811 -'ay your snhbscription to 'JTt NL1v~ ..M)hIERALIi. -A 00 4100S OnICE SUMER BEVER G ES SV.PE AS SHERRY CBBLERS, CLAR "U1NCHES, SODA WATER, LEMONADPAnd - OLD VIRGUHA. MAiT JULEPS. TRY THE CELEBRATED B OC KLB 3 E R, ALWAYS PMRSE ATD COOL. J. cLE xN x xG. mays' Nnetdoor.to W. B. Dot & Co. B.3UGENHEI MER'8 .---HOICE~ CIGAR .---.-.-...-. The tobacco from which .be cigars are made is grown entirely in conser ratories, and the cigars are made on mahogany. tables ~by -thorou-ghbred Cubaus in swallow-tail coats and white kid gloves. When a man smokes one of t ese cigacs, he walks on. air and dreams that he has a diamond. scarf pin and a.. sixty-five-doller suit of clothes, audhs just married rich. It akes the breath sweet, and keeps the teeth white, and will force a imnstache on the imoothest lip in five weeks'. I permeates the house,.window curtahqs, closets'and clothes with the delkate odo'rs- and ezisite fragranc of heliotrepe, . -mown hay,-" jockey lub iiend WhmitoLiose. It will fasten the front gate every night, and carry the paper in the morning, chase- thme cats from the garden, drive the hens to water, and hardly ever fail to niake oe feel better 'all over. No well regulaed family .can properly keep house without theni; -for.he man who sniokea this cigarwill never cut wood too long for the naove, never swear when he pots up..stovespipes, never: step on aJ Jy's tin, join a club or go dWn to.the poslce.at~supper. O L 5 C N-E]TS kg LINE I F - T 11 S FRE~1GO. i BUTTER, IJ1i ACKER EL, F l M1ACCARONI, CURRANTS --AT . B. SUG ENH EIME R'S. Nov 26. APPETIERE oR MisaSU -- - tWL bee alwayS - bi ene6f hmost * t' wdasl* .e bebyse iin1%it~b e~gh er bel~ensd. a ~p3yeUW~bfa I) C. a .SSh~lS~yI:~TOUROCK and1xr ETR. *.Rvi o S~ngb basbena retaped a .ilEh RUT S.GRC, sad elb -UiI ca e nd' OU.sc T.RY-,-wateh Is the only MEDICATED ar. utiptQrtBisBottles. PiSPO ,:-CHICAGO, ILL. .-. .. - ad heEU~l? aryd 013ERM -gas Everywe. Frasto Eierybody A BATIFUL BOOK for the ASKIM y al ying personalh at the' ne'are olce of .TiIE .51NGER 11AmlTF CTUR ING CO. (or by postal chrd ilt at a dii. tiheef ang A~iULT-penn, wiui b~e pr~ ented with a beautifully illostrated cops of aNew o ite STOY of the SEWING MACHINI gravedwodesadbnai neb orate blue and gold litbegripbed covem No charge whatever is made for this hand1 ime book. which can he obtained onl by appicatiorn at the branch and subnordi n'ae offices of The' Singer Mlanufacturin -ITHE SINGER SMANUFACTURING Co. -PDtam.Mol (XSe A 4 t Ininn Senare THEN MATHPNPU S.4 f1 -S UNION .NM YORK HICACOIlLL . "ORANGE MASS. JUST RECEIVED, FRESH BUCK WHEAT, FRESII OAT MEAL, EVAeORATED APPLNS, .POTTED H1AM, POTTED TURKEY, -- POTTED TONGUE, .POTTED CHICKEN. CORNED BEEF and *WORICESTERSIIIRE SAUCE. MACARONI and CH EESE. ASSORTED PICK LES , and --CHOW-CHOW, And a full supply of STAPLE GROCERIES, Which we are offering Yery* LOW *or the CASH. . F. McMASRTERI & CO. .*Nov 24 e *1*s....*. *b r se h aa &.stIan aad intoa medcian such aedu efctive atseeasasofarteree ~psknur.~ws ~eut ..maka- see. mnds: FER'TILJZERS. T N.ROBN &soN,. Comn nisen .)J. Mer.-bant.' and Dealers inFetiz .rs, 6 i East Bay. (xnLENvoN, November~ 9. I -1 At the commuencement of anothier bi-1 .ess year we aexcpouledge with pleasr~ro ie p'atronlage and cunuidence of our plant ing friends. -cO~eN COTTON AND CORN FERTILIZEII. MO$ON's COMPOUND ACID PHiOS'PIATE, .ave givein very grmntying antifa~ction. )ur Cotton and Corn Fertilizer is of the ;ighest stan-iard. It contains among other :luable ingredients 3 per cent. of Am nonia, I[ per cent. of Potash, 16 per cent. f available Phoisphate. Having been arseng the first to initroduc~e Guanfointhis tate, we can, confidently refer to over >lanting friends that durnng the series of ears wb have sold them Manures we have dlways given a nur article. Eivery Man ire is tested. We offer theabt F7ertiliz :rfor cash, time or cotton. Planters o.idering imnmedliately will be dlowed to the 1,4 of April Wdecide which hey prefer, cash or time. An order for a *aroad of ten ton" will be sent free of iravage, for a less amotit t per ton will ie clharged. Nov. 19- fx:am LN8URE YuUR LIF'E - INTUE. Presbyterian Mutual Assurance Fund. You have to pay but littrle for the& som whIch ou receive, and only what the 1ustrant act't You art sure that yotur tally will get the sum t your death, as by tipcial cltus6 in the char 'e Fkto mrun. nor any possiht11ty of the~ cor .wraton falng, as do other insuirane compa You know what you pay e-ach asessmenfT for. You can insure in tis whien you could not in 1 miore expensive one. You know there will be no long process of law itd expenditure of means to obtala the sum at ou receie a benefit oft fIve dollars a week when s~ck or unable to attend to business. It Is the easiest aned safest way to secure so Lrge-. an amount for the benefit. of your family after youir death. . .No inimlou~s amassed to tempt the honesty o? offcers. Experience has n.o'.n that the mutual plan is teasiblle and the result sure. Inted r pay-ng out. large sums t*' insutrane 'ompanies. the money la left with ea, hi member ~sfl be actui u t - to the IclrAim of creditors . r reached by attnehment, igarniIhm- ni oroth. 1r process of law, so a~i to divert it rre'in the urhrpartlialfirs and ap-plicationsfr mmbersblfp, call on J 0 IQAt4.' S-:pt 24-3m A gent for FaIrtield County. NiOTIC>E -S~ hereby .;iven that appiition wvill be 1ni.l. to then Lgistlaturie at the ensni ringsenion. for the incnorporation of \arr''v Gange Railroad between Winns bore anud .- helonl .r .\lston. or some point etwsen the i.1st two pl- ces. ~ -CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTTH CAROLINA, coUT1 eF ?AIaMmD. Eliza Ann Parnell and Others. Plain iffs, vs. Hargrove A. Gienn, Defen dant. IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Couamo Pleks. made in the above-stated ease, I will offer ir sale, helre the court-bouse door in Winms boro. oI the firrt Monday in December next, within tlh legal hours of .al(e, at public outery. to the highest bidder, the following-described property, to wit: All that plantation or tract of land coltainingx SE i..Na.x ACitE, more or less. situate on the brauches of Little river. bounded by lands now or form erly of 11. A. Glenn, Christian Leitner, C. 0. Trapp and others, according to plat thereof mitde by C. 0. Trapp, D. S., 15th January 1866. Terms of sale-CAsn. W. II. KERR. Clerk's Office, C. C. C. P. F. C. Winnsboro, S. C., November 11, 1881. nov 12-rd -Fs Cathartic Pills Combine the choicest cathartkprinciple. in medicine, in proportions accurately ad justed to secure activi , certainty, and uniformity of effect. are the restt of yearsof careful study and ee" periment. and are the most etumI Ma. 4dyyet discovered for diseaeseaed by derangement of the stomach, fiver, and bowels, which require aro nd -eo taa treaent. AT=vs *Par.s ape. clally applicable to this class of dimeme== They act directly on the digestive and assimIlative processes. and restore regu lar heahy action. Their extensive me by cians In their practice, and by all cilized nations, is one of the many proofs of their value as a safe, sure, and ectly reliable purgative dinq. Being compounded of the concentrste virtues of purely vegetable sbetancew, they are positively free from calonele wj~y jn~jow vwen a d cans be admnen toic~de with -o afety. awh e 'it's P.r.s rsen effeetua oeI* Constipation Ceu M. a eise ss Rea lmof nummesisuem, emd, DfseUtery, Goat, Piles, Ders of the Liver, and all other diseases result. Ing-rom a disordered atse of thedige. tire apparatus. As a Dinner Pill they have no equal. While gentle in'their action, these PnrLS are the most thorough and search ing cathartic that can be employed, and. never give panunless the bowels are in. flamed, n then their influence is heal. In.They stinaulate the appetite arnd -digetie ogn; they operate-to purify and enrich hsblood, and impart re. mewed healts vigor to the whole, system. - PREPARED BY DR: L t AYESR ACO. ractient ana A=SeslCbat-ce. S .owetlMass. inera ar gaearnmesaaiwuasa. OUR STOC INQUiB~E OF rS FOR ETERi ARtTI 'LE YOU DESIRE TOI PURCHASE, and SATISFACTION' WE WILL GVARANTEE AL WAYS. In addition to our usual istock of1 [ry Goods, Notions, C~othing, Hatse and Shoes, we offer special induce.! ments in 3-ROCERIES AnD PROVISIONS.' -ALSO- 1 Bagging and Ties at Lowest prices. ULYSSE 0. DESPORTES. oet1la IREDUCTION EXTRAORDINARY IN BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, AT THE NEW CASH BOOT an SHOE STORE. -~ Iotier that every man, woman anad child ini the county mnay be sup. plied with a good . - - BOOT OR SHOE, I have made a reduction on .my here tof-,re unknown low prices, and hope myw cusiomiers will embrace this up. portunity as' such an one is seldom met with. Also heavy goods for meiss' wear. .J.UST RECEIVED, On consignment. a large lot of Crocke ry and Ghassware, which will be sold at a SACH tllICE. to close out the eni tire stock in a limited timec. CALL SOON AND) SECURE THE BARGA IN$. Remember the Store first door south of Duulevy & F'ant. M. M. HUtEY. oct 15 APPLICATION FOR CHARTER. XTOTICE isereby given that applie. Stion wRi be made to the Legisla ture of the 8tate of South ..arolina, at its' next session, for a clarter to co'nstrt a railroad fromt saome point on the Char. lott. Coltnmbia and Augusta Railroad. h etween Columbia and Winnsboro, to some point east of Camden. S. C., b~y way of Camde'~D. S. C. Aug. 3, 1881. W. A. A NCRUM. F. L. ZFMP. E. W. P ARKER, J. T. HAY. ang fC fx3m Weeonueto act, assolicitors for Patent'. 'avents Trade Markz, Coyttts. etc.. for the Unied sta' Canada. Cuba. ngmd, FratNe. Ge-r:.auy. et. Wu ave had thirty.five year.s ex perience. Paten'sobtained through us are noticed in the C1T FstIVc AMEatcAN. This large anid splendid 1llua trate welypper.3.9aye,sbowsthePogeW of Scieuce, Is ver Interesting. and has an enoram THE OLDS AN 1876 HAS been reopened and supplied with th choicest stock of Liqnors, Wines Cigars and Tobacco. It is the place where you can get anything in the LINE OF LIQUOR dealt you want, as I warrant every article I sell for the money. To make this place pleasant, and keep it up in the style of a FViW CLAIM NAL0N, I have engag&d the services of MR. A. X. WINGATE, who will take special pailn to see his customers and friends welI e. commodated, and you will be pleas. ed to see how be keeps a HOUSE. Under WINNSBORO HOTEL, formerly kept by 7. Clendining, nor the. PALMETTO H1OU.,1; K EPT BY F. - HABEsICH T. oct 15 -11 AT F. E L DE R' S. MY STOCK of goods for the sea oi -is now in store and. Open for >ublic inspeetion.' In the : DRY OOS - Good, Cali. Will -' 7~I Flannes, o en g Sb seetinsa and bfirtags, ills"ttn flannhuels, eans. Cottanades Cwnier.. Be LOIN~rHAT8, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES. NOIONS,-NO)TIONS, NOTIONS. IN~ the Grocery Department. will e found Sugars, -Coffees, Syrnps, ea and other necessaies. --ALSO eaehes, Pears, 1'nespp)le, Salmon, omatoes, Corn Beer. Sardines, ickles, Cheese. Eta. A lot of fresh aks and Crackers. ISH, FISH, FISH, FISH, FISH.. In half and quarter barrels aind its. Mackeael in five pound tins. IN FACT you can get almost aything yon *aeet in either thet Dry x~ioas or'Grocery line. NOTICE! AL$ prsonsknowin'g themselveg indebted to either F. ELDER Et CO., or to F. ELLER,2 are hereby notiied to come up and s.ettle. .an aill elaitna not paid-by tie FIRST DAY of NOVEMBER, after date, will be pld in the hands of my Attorney fo scollection. K F. ELDER. Sept2 2 CARFETS! Capfa! Carpts I HAVING PURCHASED A C(RPETr EXHIBITOR, Which will be here in a few days, with nearly ONE HUNDR'ED SAMPLES of different kinds, qualities en-1 Fyles, we request all Darties desir - ing C'ARPE73S to hod their orders until this arrives. Carpets will be cut, matched and, if desired, made up to order. We will be able to show as nice a sel etion dan be' s'een anyvwwer, nd guaran tee the prices .to be ats low ais can be bought in an'y nigt !tch! A.TElR. EslCE & EE~TClIIN.