The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, January 04, 1883, Image 3
LOOAL INTELLIGENCE.
THURSDAV, January 4. 1 : a 1
Now Adtvertlumvin-.3*i.
Sale Stables-A Williford.
Notice-D. A. Hendrix & Co.
Notico-J. E. MocDonald;Asigneo.
A Happy Now Year to All-L.
Baumel~s.
-Trhe Frick Eles Engine is n
knowledged to Ibo the best ongino
mtado. Sold by R. J.. McCarloy & Co.*
AssTGN1MENT.--'As will be seen fron
ain advert'isement published elsew here,
Mr. R. M. Dunlevy has made an
assignment to J.. E. McDonald, Esq.,
for the benetit of creditors. We un
derstand thant the liabilities amount to
about $1,000, and the assets to about
300. A inoctingaof the creditors is
catlied for the 13th Inst,
PosITIVO NOTICE..-ihose that are
indebted to the unidersigned for denital
work done in good faith will now
please come forward and settle at once.
j 1 have given tiuple time, and now r
quest prompt payment, ts money I
need, and money I must have, to mect
any obligations. "A word to the wise."
* 1. SDW-soN, Dentist.
T. 0. 0. F.-At a regular meeting of
Mount Zion Lodge, No. 35, 1. 0. 0. F.,
held onl Tuesday, ,the 2nd .inst., the
following officers were installed to
serve for the ensuinr WIeraz
It. A. Gibson, N. (.
I.V. H abeichlt, V. G.
L. Samluels, Treasurer.
GCo. 11. McCants, Seretary.
I. M. Dluevy, W.
A. Laidecker, It. 11. S. N. G.
V. 11. Stith, L. 11. S. N. G.
1. L.decker, R. H. S. V. G.
J. It Boyles, L. 11. S. V. G.
L. Lundecker, 1. G.
J. V. .lanahan, P. G.
PER1o)NAL.-The liev. George J.
Gitili 1hs, 1). D., who has been int
charge of tIm Methodist chuirches at
this place anid Blackstock tor ie past
t wo yearls, left oin Wediesdly for
Alnin ug, to which -1iilico ie hais beet
assigeiid for pastoral (tily. Dr.. Grif
fiths anld his tinn11ily have malde Inanyv
warm fiinds ill Wiisboro, whose
good wishes will follow them to their
niew hmomtte and wherever they niav go.
Mr. J. Foning Browi has Ieetn
elected Prinicipa of the Newherrv
I11ih School, and will eiter 1pon1 his
dlitlies in a shiort timtle. This is one of
the muost flourisingli aca'demifes inl thle
State, and it has always aken it aigh
positiot. The trustees are orr'oruathe
w pdhoe tehg dil erficli nird exwpeoi
ett. We rec for him ao caee tofh
Mr.IC J.e A.mo1 Cahhell and h nis Itty
lieft, of 1 ~ Tiesda ftern(h)o oporitton
ai short twme, utillages caTae art
rangme ts to etrleaind engge Sine
fitre fin ( i te' soulhwstern proriolof
4th a St. WeI rethe sorr 1to0 lsem
an htorpe thieyd ill thei ew.tISa hoe
as~ plaato i as lhey ca wish. y(li
leuIt asks for11 ifrin~atein Aeas to th
remed byies~*1 p roied f thue s un.lwful
sao iquor101(1 (i ousale of i "incoporated
1 oI dcities, nsan villages.1 The lor-o
tionsoIIth 1)1aw1! rlaItingtt to thel same
ar . f .uNI in the fo lig pr:1oiins
incorprated in to .teI Geera Statutes:
Cl~rNi.91e P/ ence/ed. hvthe
- Senate nal )1lous of i'p~resnI 0ives
of he lat o Sout aolinat ow t
not and sittit hi Gener t 1 ssemly,
(n1'd by te auhoriy o th ameT
uin an afteriinb lhepssag t'i twohi Ac.
o. 'cenhfo therofe(t sale of'u all
intoilingltnors shll beveranted of
'/ greSoutt e C arol usio the I inor
prolated ii,t towns andilLage of i
thStae andt lit th l be0ti)I1t uhiwuil
liqur withoutIIlI ai ie s tod r.
the. 2.al o 1icensel foIlr the l ofin
toxs11 tt)icatin g liquorsb gra1e by10
iilicpa nIhorietie n anyercify,
upo lie paymentol b tht e person ap..01
olthel 1 tCereof be whichdi su citv,
ofno es hto hundred doh', nololtorth
oriapret for rts of h ot, lto
ba lie to the normiatioxpnsets of
H ~ oanth t a te Jsice, of aintolatin
ofiquorshgratedo wihrnupoe lineitsrty
thfecitdy wil bCharlest, aid) afmtor
proper .examination, be bound over for
trial in the ClircuitCourt, or dislharg.
0d, as thle evidenco may demand.
A JAPANE8E E XECUTION.-The pun
Isbiment of the rebels who receintly
attacked the Foreigo Legation at Seou
has been a subject of tle iost intense
excitenont throughout 'Japan. .A
French paper lae secured the ilost
authentic account of the cereniony, for
it fully deserves such a aiaino. The
scee was the Bokwakam, or Govern.
mont House, inl the interior of which
the coinmander-in-ehief of the Coreani
army seated limeelt inl full uniiforin nt
about five o'clock in the morniig. Inl
the background wore Coreai Ibot sol
diers, and on each side a detachment
of. Japalnse regular Soldiers. Inl tie
house itself' the commandant was sur
roumided by ofilcers of the Coreani
army, arme1ed Witli bows and arrows.
As the time fir the great event drew
itar, the bands, composed of drums
o' allsizes, trumpiel)Cts and gotigs, begani
to send forth at treiniedous amd dis.
cordaint sounid. Tlenm two salvos of
musketry were fired by the troops.
Two standard bearers appeared in the
openl space, and a'r.Waving their
yellow banners with the national arms
upon them, retired, leaving1 (te ground
clear. Next cile the chief execut ion
er Withi his two assistants, and at last
ithe two culprits arriveil, pinioned and
sitting inl ollen sedan chairs. Tie
jailers dragged them by the huir before
the Couillandant, and after thov had
finct'ectually pleaded for muervy they
were touclhled onl the head Witlh the
1tal arrow. Their faces weresprinkled
will water and the grontll(t spread
with a white powder, and then finally
the signal of attack was given. The
execut.oniers rushed uiponi their victims
with drawn swords, of which, hiow
ever, the edges had been caref'ully
bluinted for the occasion. Only at tihe
thirieeoiluh stroke were the two heads
severed -ront tle bodies, and after
beilg showi to the comiandaint , cast
into (lie ditch destined for a burial
place.
LYNCIIING IN Ani1Ui.t.-A (dis
dispatch to the News and1 (Jourier
ti-omn A bheville, lated Jinuary 1, says:
"Dave Roberts, colored, cotinuied'in
jail] on ai charge of steiliig the cotton
of' Dr. It. G. Kingh and conmitting t
deperate asauht on i lie doctor, wasi
takena froiln jail last night by a body of
mein, carried t wo mil es tron town il.)d
hinged to a troe, where his body was
foud this inorning with 'cotton thief'
writteni on the breast. The cr'owd
eflected an entrance into tile jail by
pretenidinug to have a prisoner. At
first only four or five presented them
selves. The sherifl' and his y)unlig son
Welt uip Stairs inl Iteir night clothes to
loige thle IpretendedC( prisoneor, andit
when they reached the third story the
moln demanded file keys to Roberta's
cell, which being refused they seized
anld held the sherifl' while they took
the keys by force from the bov. By
this tttic the jail was full of' men. Thil
sherill' waIs put illto it roolm, guards
put over tlie inembers of his tamily,
and the crowdl proceeded to secure
their victim. The iien, werc disguised
anl( the Shiritl' did not recogiize an]y
of' lhem. lleig salesday, mein are
pre'senit t''oni all palrts iI' thle county L.
So the I hiave heard nothiung buc cont
demnauitioni of' thle act."
Wai-:s'r Oi'u~ngrtots.-The aver
ire Sitni paid operator4 per' annomtt~ itn
the wool, cotton and silk nmanutheto
rios ot' the Unuited States is $34t6.08
each. Th'le arnrige aninual stipenni of
of' laborers ini wooleni in ills is $293.05
h0 ention niills. $224.17 ; anud ini silIk,
$26.15. Pennisy lvaLtiia voted agai last
G eenl Ilaincockc because emnployes in
"pruote'cted" indcustrtics were made to
blielve t hat at iediiction of trill' would
resul t in thle rednem'tioni of' wages. It is
now deinon~ist rated t hat thle more the
G~'overii nent gives the great iniill and
liline ownersi' the less they pay their
Thle more that. is given thle more t hev
cleiimd, and the less the pay of laimo..
--No mat ti'r whait your alnment is,
llrtiwn's Irzoni Bitters wilt surely benelit
NTI OE.
r lil E irma of D). A. llmxmonix & Co. is
-thisi <tay dissolvedl by limnit:utionu. P'ar
ties hlin ig climis mu(sti presenit them ait
on1ce, tu thlose hudehuted will please set tle
I mnilediaitely. Mr'. 1). A. I Iendrix is au
thuorized to give reeiptas ini liqid~t~i.
I)AViID A.lIEN DRlIX,
U L YSSE U. DESPi1O~ltTIES.
Ja niury 1, 18831..
Jiln 4
NOTICE.
1) M. DUN LEVY having on the 2nd
- e 1t.,mad ain assgiigenit to ine for
h( benfit of' his cr'editoris, of' till his goods,
i.blatt ets, waries aulni erchiand ise, notice is
heriebyu givent to all andc sinig tar the er'ed
itors, of the .said it. M. Unr ;I .m'vv, that ai
ofilc'e of MIe)onialdt & luglaiss, No. 1, Law~
id ange, WIinnshoro, S. 0., on Saturdiay, the
13th day of .Janluary, A. 1). 188:3, foi' the
lpiiti1 one ofiappoiniting ani agenlt or' itgeints
of smid creditors.
J. K. McDONA LD,
Jan.'i-ta'xl Assignee.
J UMT ARRiI VIEDI.
O)NECA tLOADI IIUOGIES, whieh wvill
hitol low dlownt. A iso, twenty--Jive
sets hiarness c'hetap for' cashl. (lall eaurly anid
get yoiur ehgoiee.
L A UJI)EIIIA LE & GO9DING.
STATEI O1' sou'i CARIOLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRIFIELD.
COURT 01F COMMON PLEAS.
'Thoumas WV. Woodwar d,1 PlatinthITf, against
W illiami TI. Woodwird, .J. L. Carter and
iMary~ Wt. Carltr, his wIfe, and~ ltauiet
S. X lWdward, D efendat t.'-Copty Sun..
llonis.-Forl Itel ief.-Comin~~iut not
Served.
T1o THEn DEFENnANTs:
Y OU' are huerchy sannnlfone(d antd reqhuitred
to anuswer thme etomiplaint in this actoin
whiluh Is filed In the office oif -thei Clerkc of
Commnon Pleas1, foir the aid( Cotunuty andl~ to
ser've ai copy of your anmswer t~o the* saId
comlphlnt (on thle sutbsecriber at his ome~e,
Nos. 7 aiud 9t Enst Washngtoun Street,
W~insboro, South Carolina, within twenity
tdays atftemr the stiivlce heireof, e'xclusisve of
the (liy of such servIce' and If you fall to
anmswver the comuplain~ withhin the thne
taforesahil, the phnititi in thia~ action will
aipply tot the Court for the relief demiandedl
In the comuplaint.
Datted 18th Decemiber, 1882.
,JAS. 11. IIION,
P'lainthff's Attorney.
Tro TitE DEFENDoAN'is:
TA/ K E notice that the summnons In tihis
actioni, of whleh the foregoing Is a copy,
was illed in the offie of te Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas, at Whnnsboro, In
the County of Fahileld, in thec State of
South Carolina, on the 27th clay of Dcenom.
ber, 1882.
December 27, 1882.
JAS. IT. RION,
De 28-tT~w Iniantii' Atone.
SALE
AND FEED STABLES
LOOH OUT!
HORSES, MARES AND MULES.
'One hhndred head for sale, either for
eash or on tino until fall by making me
bod papers. I also have e ihteen or
wenty good young mres that I want to
exchange for old fat plug mules or horses.
All persons having old mules or horses on
han and wishlngto purchase young ones
C111 put in their old stock in part My. I
also have some extra fine saddle and
harnesis horses rombined, and a few line
pOnies. I IlIvite everyb)Ody in want of
stock to call kind see ine as I defy coinpeti
tion,
A. WILLIFORD.
WINNS1nOnuo, S. C., Jan. 1, 1883.
THE CORNER STORE
aracerY DepartmenT.
Raisins, Canned Goods,
Currants, Plekles
Citron, Evaporated Apples,
Ca ndy, Buck wheat,
Jellies, Curry Powders,
A ple Butter, MacIaroni
A ince Meat, Oatmeal
. Gelatine, Extracls,
Mace, Cheese.
Sea Foam, Broima, Condensed Milk, etc.
Best -Ja va Coffee and other Grades.
Pulverized Su~gar and( o~thekr
GIrades. Fresh arrival
all Grades Flour,
including best Patent.
CALL AT TIE CORNER.
J. M. BEATY & CO.
R EMEMBER our Shoe Stock. It is known
by many we keep reliable goods.
J. M. BEATY & CO.
Du'Ess GoODs, Cloaks, Dolmans, Jackets,
&c. Good goods at low prices.
J, M. BEATY & CO.
WE ARE agelits for the Domestic Sewing
Machine. Any one wishing a good 111a1chin1e
will do us a favor to wall and examine the
Donestic.
J. M. BEATY & Co.
SAnntLmEs, BnltI1IEs AN1> I[AInL~ss-"wAY
(down yondelr. "
ULYSSE G. DESPORTE~S.
Cihoico Gro corias.
Atmore's Mince Meat.
Plumui Pudding,
Citron1, Raisins31, Currants.
' French Candles.
Almnonds, Pecans, English W~alnuts.
DrIed Figs,
Macaroni anld Cheese.
Leca & Perrin's Sauces.
Tomato Catsup.
Crosse & Blackwvell 's PIckles.
A Fresh Barrel of Fulton Market Beef.
Smoked Beet.
Sugar-eured Uneanvassed Ilams.
Buckwheat Flour.
And a great many (oter goods whl'eh
p~urchasers will have to call and see for
R. M. IIUEY.
READ THIS!
PRESH GROC10RflS OF TILE
JUIST REEVD CONSISTING OF'
Flour-mnade by paten3t p~rocess.
H~ams-canvassedl and uncanvassed.
Sugars-of all grades.
Coffees-Green and( Roasted, Old Governa
ment Java andl Rio, Thurber's Celebrated
34 and 41.
ChoIce New Orleans Molasses.
Fresh Buckwhteat Flour, Oat Meal, Rlalsins,
Currants, Citron, and a full line of
Canned Goods,
Pickles-Cho0w Chow and( Mb~ted.
Vinegar-White Wine ahd Older.
Macaroni andl Ghecso,
Sau~cciS-Worcestershlre, Bird Popper and
Mince Meat, Plunm Pudding ad Ginger
Preserves.
Peach and1 A pple Butter, and everything
nulco for Christmlas or any other time.
QW A,supply of Red Ruist Proof Oats
always on1 handi
D. Ri. FLENNflEw.
WVANTEDf.
?ANTED a buyer for imy entire stook
0f Staple and 1"ancy (Grocerles, Li
quors, Wines, TPobacco, Cliars, etc., situat-.
ed in best business part of town. Store4
roomi wecll adaptedl to the businessC5 and'
rented for next year. I intend to leave thed
county and1( request all parties indebted to
m1e to comte up) and( settle their accounts
proml ty, and save themselvos troub31le,
mean91 iusinecss, and( will sell to a cash buy
er, Very respetstfully,
flee30-tln, 'W. Ht. DONLY.
IT IS A FACT, WE WILL AELL YOU A
Wagon or Buggy .for less than anyone in
town; - - 'LULYSSE GI.'DiESPORTJES
o R~liK
FORNBE
NEXTTITYDS
NOT W ITHSTA NDING
-ALL THE
ADVERTISED BARGAINS, .
C
Dur customers may rest assured tha el
we will not be undersold by any other b
house II town. Our motto has been, ,e
rind still is, "QUICK SALES AND
SMALL PROFITS."
We offer, for the NEXT THIRTY f
b
DAYS, great bargains ii
d1
DRESS GOODS,
LADIES' CLOAKS, e
a:
SHAWLS,
ti
b
SACQUES,
t
VELVETS, t
Latest Stylosof TRIMMING BRAID,
NOTIONS Of ALL KINDS. j
Owing to the extremely warm weath- 0
3r, we will sell all of our
T
?ENTS' and YOUTHS' CLOTHING x
n1
V
1)
it the most astonishingly low prices. )I
2(
We do not wish you to buy unless i
rully suited, and will refund the money .
for any unsatisfactory pu rchase. 1
P. LANDECKER & BRO..3
Christmas Goo&a !
FRESHL GOSIJ EN BUTTER.(
fi
NEW BUCKW HEA T FLOUR.
London Laycrs, Loose Museatels and Finest
Golden Raisins, wvhoie and quarter boxes. I
CITRON, CURRIANT1S and SPICES.
New Magnolias, Brunswicks andl thn I
J UMBO( IIAMS.
Tongues, Soused Pig's Feet, Mackerel, in
all sizes and qjuantities, and1( J uhrinigs
Pride of tie Sea, in 51bh tius, tihe
finest fishi put upsk
CANNED GODS
Gallon Apples. Tn~ nly genuine los
llume Photo. San 11.
Plain and Fancy
CAKES AND CRACRS.
CCFFEES, SUGARS and FLOURS are
very low--get my1 p~rices.
SPOKES, RIMS AND hUBS. A
Special inducements
In IHarness of all ids.
Single Buggy Harness $9.50 up, worth $11.a
The Louisville Turning Plows are equaml to J
aniy, andc much cheaper. 1 have all sizes. A
RElD IJST PROOlF OATIS, SIXTY r
CE"NTS.w
C
al
CHRISTMAS
a
VE have just reediedl a larg'e an btheau
iti assortment of Christinas and New I
Year h
C
CARDSA
Also, A~ handsome lot of otheir ocode , tilt- A
ile for CIIRISTVMAs anid NEW YEAR A
P~RESENTrS:
A
BOOKS ! BOOKS !L
.All khuds of Books suitable for Pi-caruta, I
11'ho largest atid most comp11lele stock of L
03EILIbRNasN' BOO1(~4
we hiave ever bffered, h
We Wohid respectfully tl thld attentin F
if the Public to these goods, andc request a~
in inlspectioni before purchtasin1g.
SMcMASITKR, BRICk & I(ETCH IN. C
B 'oEa prepAred to All all brderu fuit to
viLumber, and we x'estidtfully so
lolt a share of the publio patronage. AflC
irdera will be promptly met. Address ge
. or, y.O
OcBafsm - Wittusboro, js.
)NE MAN'S CASH AS
-GOOD
LS ANOTHIER'S AT
Ludden & Bates'
OUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE.
Only House in Amerlea Selling
1lANOS & ORGANS
On the Onie PrIco System.
NE' UNIFORM PRICE to ALdl, AND
THAT THE LOWEST KNOWN,
The usual system of selling Pianos and
rgans hi for tihe dealer to chiargu any )riee
3 can get for them without regard to eith
a fair prollt or the customer's interest.
ut we are proud to say that this has never
3m our method of selling.
For the benefit of purchasers and to se
ire them the full value of their money, we
Itablished at the outset of our business,
ciaeoyears since,
'HE ONE PRICE SYST E1 ,
id to this we attribute our Imniense and
rosporous trade. Selling on this square
isis, renders it imperative that the price
a the very lowest one that can he given.
re are pledged to this. We always have
me it, tind we always will (o it. It's our
'Ced and our practice. No other Plano and
rg'an lHouse deals on this principle.
(ur prices, in pialI ires, are placed on
7ry instrumm. A chilld can buy as low
I the sharpest trader. All other louses
ive "high prices and give diseounts."
The "One Price" system saves time in
ading, and is the only satisfactory way to
uyer and seller; for, on the high price
ti disilcount system, even though the cus
Imler buiys, lie is not sure that lie has bot,
im prices.
ID VICE TO PTA NO AND
ORG4N BUYERS.
Buy quick. Why? Because an advance
t price is almost certain. Piantos anid
rgans are on a boom. The demand ex
,eds the supply. All the factories are be
nd orders. Dealers with cash In hand
mot get instruments as fast as wanted.
rices of material and labor are advancing.
he present low prices of Pianos and Or
ins cunot continue, mid will not again
dle in the next ten years. Those who hy
)w will save money. Large colntractsjIst
ade with manufacturers will enable us to
aranten prient prics untit Jinuary lat,
W. After that we can promilse nothing.
clays awe dangereus. Mlagniflclit stock
W on hand. 8evon Grand7Uhakcr. Over
0 dIfferent styles now in our varerooms.
Veant Pianos $201). Reaatyu1 Ortfanas
i0. Easiest Instalment Terms. Sent on
hal. Every inducement that any respon
Me House can offer. Competition with
me world. D~on't fall to send for our Cata
>gues anid fall Price Lists, 1882.
Address *
1.udden & Bates'
SOUJTHERIN MUSIC IHOUSE,
S A VA NN AH, G A.
40 Great Ptaao and Organ Depot of th~e diouth.
ouith Carolina Railway Company.
) N and after November 12, 1852, Passen
ger Trrainus wvili run as followvs until
'to AMID PhiOM CII~nLESTON.
EAST.
ente Columbia at. .*8.0O A, ni, t6.66 p. m,~
.rrive Chadeston,., iS b, hI. 11.'30 p. mn.
WBST.
eave Charlesiton... .17.00 a. m, *400 p. m,.
.rrive Columbia,.,..11.27 A. tn. 10.05 p. mn.
'FO AND FnlOM CAMDEN.
EAST.
rave Golumbia at. .*8.00 a. in-. *.55 p. mn.
.rrive at Camlden,. . 1.07 p. In, 9.25 p. in.
wEsT.
ent CaIndeni at. -.00 as ui. *4.45 p. mn.
.rrlve at ColumbIa. .11.27 a. m. 10.05 p. in.
*D~aIly except Sundays.
TO A1 D i'nOM AUGUSTA.
EAST.
eave Columbia..............7.25 p. hi.
rrive Augustas..... ...... 755 a. mn.
WEST.
eave Augusta.*7.00 a. m. *4.20 p. mn.
rrive ColumbIa. . .. 4.08 p. m. 10.05 p. in.
*Daily except Sundlay.
CONNECTIONS.
Gonnetions made at Columnbis with C6
Liiah and Grenville Rlainad hv train
-riving at 11.27 a. i.- Antd de par'fing at
515 p. mn. Connetion made at C., C. & A.
unetioni with ('harlotte, Columbia andl
ugusta Railroavi by train arriying at Co
mbha at 11.27 A. m.- and departing at 6..55
mn., to andl froni all points oni hoth roaids,
ith through Pullnan Sleeper between
harleston and Washington, via VirgInia
*idiandl route, without change. Connee
oin madle at Charleston with steamnier fu
ow York on Wedneadays and Saturdays;
so, with Savannah and Charleston Rail'
11d( to ailh points~ South.~
ConnectIons are'niade at Augusta \Vilth
corgia R ailroad anil Central R allroa d to
id from .all points WesAt ithd kuth.
hirou.h Tickets clin 1)0 purchased to all
ints South aiml Yest by ngv~~~t
;JOIN.B.P,~KColumbia, S. C.
. ON. . PcxGeneral Manager.
. . A LLEw, Gen-, P'as.'. and "Ticket A gent,
Charleslon1 S. C.
liariotte, Coltimbia & Attg'ista Rt. Rt.
PASPENWoEI l):4'ARITMENTr,
C7OLUrA,, S. C., Novembsr 5, 1882.
HN FR inial link in South Carolina In the
L Richmond and Danville system sek
g t) and from Charleston via the Southi
arolina Railroad:
*No. fl31 tNo. 17.
V. Attgusta d.. . 7.35 a. nii..............
r. ColumbIa .. .11.39 a. mnn lV 5.00) a. in.
r. Winnsboro b., 1.13 p. um 7.52 a. m.
r. Chester c...217 p. m. 10.50 a. mn
r, (Jhbarlotte d. . 4.13 p, i 3.15 p. mi
r. Statesvillo 4... 7.05 p. m. . .........
..*No.j 52. { No. 18.
V. Statesvllai 6... 8.00 a , m, .
I'. Chiarjotte d... 2.30 ji. im 5.22 a.ni
v. (ihester c..4.29I p. in. 1.25 a. iu
V. Wihnsblord....r.:u3 p in. .1.22 p. m.:
iP Cohminalai /... .07l. in. Ar. 3.50 p. i.
r. A ugusta.. u. .11,1n p. in......
*iDaily. tlDailyp except Sind'ays.
RaIlroad (or 4 asllgtoni) time flftted
inhtes ahead of Wlnnsboro time.
CONN5O'IloNs;
fl With all lines to and from Navatinnhb
ortda and the South and Atlanta, Macont
id the Southwest,*
b With South Cdi'olina litilrouidl to and
alm Chareston by N4,. 52 anid 53 tad with
'luinbia and Greenville Raitlrodtd.
c With Chester and Choraw amid Chester
id Lenoir lIanilroadls.
d With Riehinoiid and Danyilil Railroad
and froni all poluta North, Atlantic,
innessee and Ohio Division and Carolinia
mntral Railroaid.
e With Western lierth Carolina Railroad
r Asheville, Warm Springs and all points
ithiat line.
-M. SLAUG1ilTER, 0. P. A.
D). CAnnWECLA A. 0. P. A.
G. J, TALCOTT, Superintendent,
'. 'I- .
1883.
A HAPPY NEW
The long antilcpated holiday rush has
with its hidden Atture has dawned upon iu
endeavors to merit in future the very libel
to 1110 the past year. by consulting at all t
take tiIs opportunity of announcing that I
F.ALL AND WIls
Will be sold at GREATLY REDU(
p)Ixurtion for a more extended
Spring and
TRADE THAN hERETOFORE.
Please call and examine my stock beft
prices will convince you that. I mean just V
Thanking my friends for their very iI
you all a happy and prosperous New Yeai
L.
SOMETHIN
'E hale recently comnielced busiuess hi t1
James Turner & Co., where will be fou
STAPLE AND FANE
We shall keel always on hand a varied st
first- chms Grocery.Store, and ou prices shall al
LOj W .F3 rT.EI J
In thus presenting ourselves before the pub
of their patronage, assuring then of entire sati,
J. H. HAI
GREAT BA
MY WINTE
AIUST BB SOLD, AND 1(
THE NEXT S1
At prices unheard of in Winnsb<
CLOAKS AND DOLMANS.
Come and see how LOWV I al
will be sure to invest some of yc
Respectfully,
THE EVEN\I
THE S'
WINES, BRANDIES, LIQ
OF THE CHOICEs
FRRESII OYSTERS .AKD
MEALS HAD A'T
Respectfully,
--,( BALT
The Largest Tmpoiters of Foreign Fruiti
solooted sto'ck of
OlINN, IHD ii, I3ANANM.1,
and evef'ything albe tiidt a first-class W1
COVWVRY ORDERS 1i7LiL
Oct,17-txflm
SELLING OUT
--TO MAKH1 A
tIAifGE IN BUNINESA& iI
e tAYINGc to move, we Will soii ad1 bur
be(rry Butter, MInce Meat ijnd Canjiod nfl
Goods,.Nuts awl lIerritbs, Su girs, (Coffes, jg
Td~as, Flour, 31ent and RfIm at COSTf. U,
y' is the thne to come and get bar en
Will sell Mackerel below cost.
____ _ A. S. WOZFJ, b
JOB PR~INTINQG.
All kiimis of JOlB PRIINTINQ, affth
as Let ter Ileadls Bill fIendsEnvolopes, &
&0., &o., done in noeit style and very
crP at THEa N1RWs ANtI iERAKLDU
ENGMANi NADDLEs1i Oog $6, O'$AND
$10. Kentiwky Spring Seat Saddite for
$16. Uld6S8E 0. DESPOtRE8.
BUY THE PA r.ME~T'ro-VAo0N OF, .
ULY~SE G. mEPONQE8
1883.
fEAR TO ALL.
come and gone, and the Now Year
s; and as I intend to use my utmost
a patronage that bas been- extended
Ime the interests of iny customers, j
rom this date my present stock of
ITER GOODS
,ED PRICES, In order to make
Sumer
)re mafking your piirchases at m
vhIat I promie60 In t is advertisotnet.
eal and gratifyiig favors, I wish
SAMUELS.
G EWI
ic store formerly ocCupied by Messrs.
nd a new and complete stock of
"O GROCERIES.
Lpply of everything usually kept In a
wvays be fotuid its
D AOWEST.
lic, we reslctfully solilct n libernl share
sfaction, both as to quality and prices of
IDEN & BRO.
RLGAINS!
R STOCK
LL BE OFFERED FOR
IXTY DAYS
)rO.
AT LESS THAN COST.
ii offering goods, and you
ur spare change.
oEsCHEFL, Agent.
MT STAR.
CARl
A PIN E ASOD R mnskJV
UJORS AND CIGARS,
ST BRANDS.
FISH EVERY~ .bA ,
ALL HOURS.
DCJE , Agent.
& O
n the 5 nt, offei- for- sale a well
CABBdEs, LQuO, P UEANUTh,
tolesale Fruit itoitat allotld have.
El) FY IT DAS'AY i)
TS
S I hotaeso f o~
attent. (tbtd
threitd tates nd to os inpa.
1UT onoIanad esofand a notcoer
1hmIsr an pt ond al et1er cous
>rg kol, mn< eraon of del orrw
**i fre'e.*S~"a
~a bous o tai tru sa re nie d
RY SMTIPEOAMICN COCKha
IVEros CiENTSi, nd I.thRs nfu
tAT Feappo of UABE kidpb(bdi h