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OCA I .INTMtAdGEOk j, a'iURLAY. WJanuarwf 31. 2 181'S New Advartisemnont. Don't Overlook--D. R. I leniikenl. . htlge for Final Dischargo-iH. J 11v %,Qwn, Administratoi. -1 -n best paying and-only reliabh Gitan'.-the Monarch. Sold by R. J. MuCarley & Co. Come early ant avoid the rush. 31AsQUERAnM.- We are requested tc state that a neetidg of the young meil of Wtinboro will be held in the Towc Ball at seven o'clock this evening, tc make weparrtious for a masquerad< batllq tokiven sotne'time next month All interested In the proposed enter talument are requested to be present, -Go to R. J. MoCarley & Co. and buy the Monarch Guano. They 11l. ways give the highest prices forcottot: to their customers. * PosiTvIE No-rrO.-Those that are indebted to the Undersigned for dental vorik done i good faith will iow please co.me forward aid settle at once, I have given ample time, and now re. quest protnt payinment. as, money I -need, and money I must have, to meet my obligations. "A wo(l to the wise.' * I. Snirsox, Dentist. Ti Om FET.L.OWs.-The Crand Lodge of thd Independent Order of Odd Fellows, of tile State of Soutl Carolina, met at Graniteville. S. C., oti the 17th inst., and. was well attended. 'hte different Lodges Lh'dilghout the State wer-e well represented and the ieetling was so harmonious and agree able, that it is probable that the next coinmunication, which will be held at Greenville, will have a- still larger attendanice. Td following offlcere Were elected and installed to serve for the ensuing term: Bro. G. W. Curtis, Lafayette Lodgp, Chester, G. R. Bro. R. B. Hanahan, Mount Zion Lodge, Winnsboro, G. M. Bro. 11. F. Williams, Mountain Lodge, Greenville, D. G. M. Bro. G. B. McCants, Mount Zion Lodge, Winnsboro, Q. W. Bro. J. W. Rothrock, Lafayette Lodge, Chester, G. S. Bro. Jno. HIoeseman, Schiller Lodge, Charleston, G. T. Bro. J. W. 1.Ianiahan, Mount Zion Ind e Winnsbor-o, D. D. G. M. -Call at the office of R. J. McCarley & Co. and leave your orders for the Mtonarch Guano-thbe only ,Gnano sold In this markelt that gives perfect sais factIon. Death or Cot. B. E. i!ikid. Col.'Baylis E. Elkin, of .this county, diedl at his home near Ridgeway, at at.! curly 'hour on Sunday In'n'du~g 'last, hiis i:caithu had been failling for sonme ttime, and for a few months befbo his death ho was 'tosfined to his house. ile was about flty-flye years of age, and leaves a wife and seven children. The funecral services took place ont Mohnday morning, undter the auspices of the idgeway Masonic Lodge. Colongel Elkin was a son of the late life amng the p~eople of this county. lie tee during the entire wvar as 11eld commnissary of a cavalry regiment, discharging~ all his duties anid .bearing all thle hardships of tet.scervice withi fidelity and gallantry. Hie won the 3ontfldece and respect of offiee-rs and inen alike. At tile close of the war hie returned to his home and engaged in faring. lie was elected to a seal in the Ilouse of Rlepresenttatives or ganizedI under Presidet. Johnisont's ihn~ of rcconstruction, and perved un til the 'cw scheme of Congress was put in fotrce. Later on he took an niivo lart in the establishment of the Tax Unionis, and~ he was at oneo time tiad a dlelegate to the Taxpayers' Coni. racy organhizedfr tet sriuggleion in May, 1876, anid WM sfterwards a member of the Democratic Cqunty Ex cutlyn Committee-at the same time servintg as the vlce-presidenit of the Rlidgeway Club. Ills work- in the camtpaign was .untiring, itn the highlest *degre'.' No mant ever devoted himself more zealously to atny object than he did( to the cause of tie peop0(11)1 their struggle toc ,throw off the yoke and burtden of corruption antd adisrule. Ins 1877 lhe was, withouit solicitationi on his part, apphoinited a tridl justice, and held that positlotn till lhe, resignedI last Dcemiber-a sufficient evidence of the mnannier in which lie discharged the duties of the offilee. lie engaged ini *taking the etnsus of 188<0, and hit work beatrs ever'y evidenice of piaine. taking and of' atn unusual famiiliarity with the sectiotn of counttry under hie charge. To tis wor'k lie brought ai intimate knowledge of the county ande the people. It is safe to say that nc inan's acquaintancee with onr peopk wvas more extensive than Colonel El. kin's. ils muanner atnd his tastes led tiatutrally to this resuit. 1Possesed-ol more thani ordinary intelligenice, he Was social, observanat and companion, able. Ilei was -true to his friends, and trute to his State, on evey'y occasioir Which called himi to .discharge any duty to either, Ils death will b< Widely mourned, and he will be kind. Iy remembered by hosts of' people It aifielil, ont aceunt of his inany gooi gmn.11lles. tMrD Oretok JOtonf.R 4the suggestiot(i 4i One beeply intemted.. Shall the lHuteribris Fall Through? WI N481bhb, January 17, 1888. MR.'J. M..l3!Ai-iT-Dear Siri All though I 1m 0 man of 10 Illeals; still I attI determined to do what I call br tie good of Winnsboro. I was vei'y sorry! when you lbt the questioi o1' the pro posed Factory drop. I think that If you had persevered you would have succeeded, Rad by this time we would have had the factoryitn running order. And if you could do so much then, how muitch Imiore ean you do ndw The couity Is now in a great deal better' condition than It was at' tlitt time. And iI my opinion If the moneyed ] men of the town will make a united effort We soon -shall yoast of a factory. If you go to work hbld 'raisd say $50,000 in thi's county, and show that you are iI earnest, you will have no difficulty in raising $60,000 more out side of the county. Therb id money in Charleston, Colulhbla, Chester, York, Lancaster and other places that would come up and help us if we would help ourselves. We aire power fily behind the times; we have only one outlet, and that is the reason we have so much ti'oble with freights. If we only commence we will have Northern capital at our cominand, tind who can.tell what yet may be the futilre of our little loro? One such undertaking will lead to others. Be fore I close I will tell you somthing that I heard a inan of this county say. He had Just invested hais, money in the etock of afactory in Union, and when asked why -he did not subscribe to the Winnsboro Factory, hie said, "They do not show enough go-ahead spirit for me." Now he is like a great iany others. I you will go at it like men who are deterinined to darry It through, why you will have no trouble. Hoping yOu will hiave the fitost. abund ant success, I remain, yours, "A WVELL-lWiSHER." P. S.--I .ru will go ahead i will subscribe $100, all the money I have. "A. W. W." -The Speaker of tile House plaeedI in the petitioi box one day last week ia mneiorial of' an extraordinarv char acter. The petitioner is Miss Clara G. Scoot. In a rambling statement, abounding In ambiguous phraseologv, she ets forth that she has enidured cruel persecution at the hainds of some one now holding a position in tihe Sen ate. Here the document is not ex pilidit: And to compensate for this atld divers other indiginities which necessitatd coistant chamire of resiz dence Ol het' part she pr'iIAs that Con gress mill satisfy her to the exteit. of onoe lihmidP(I'(housand dollars. The wr'ongs ofa whieh she comp~i. :ies *al-b alleged to have beenl perpetr'ated tweh ty years ago. Inl a foot note ini h1r ownl hlandwritinlg she says that she hais madel freCquent ifl'orts to obtin Senla tot' Laphamn's a'sistanc'e, and, dlespar ing of' any help fromn himi sile has rus sol ved to 'seek tIlls miethaod of objtilin ig redressCR. Senaltor' Lapham said in con versation that tile ramnblimnr nutunre of 'tile petition suifleitintly indlicated thle 1ondit iot.1 of' the pet itioneri. She hamd nlever divulged to himl 1.hn namne of th~e otleling etnloye or affo)'rdd himi any info'rmu~ain upon wvhich hie could act. -The best ip>arat~ioni of iron at doctor eanl prescrible 11isI 's Ironl ]itters', be ca'use it does inot inijure teetih as other Iron maleines will. * NOTICE FO)R FINAI Dlseil~A1hEl jITf""pp'yto**he Jude of Probate of Firfed County for' a 111nal discharllge as Admninlstrator of tile Estate of Peter Hlalsell, deceasedl, On MondayIS, Fe4bruarlly 26th, 1883. H1. J. MCk ICOWN, .Jan 2.5-t1x3 Adlhmnistrator. DON'T OVERLOOK!I Twelve Barrels Choice New Orleans Molasses Just Received. Twenty-two llndred Potuds Choice Flour' ft'oni Noel Nashville Mills Somethling Extra. Five Barrels Best White Wine and Cider Vinegar. Nine Cases Canned Goods, assorted. ,Satisfactionl guaranteed oni every ar'ticle. WANTEfD.I IAANTED) a buyer for my entire stock 'V of Staple and Fanciy 'Gr'ocerlIes, LI qtuofs, Wines, TIobac'do, Cigars, etc.1 situat e~d in best business lrt of townl. StOle room well adapted tp ~he bpsiness05 anda rented for niext year. . tntenff tto eave the eounlty andl~ requmest all parties tlnstehtedl to mel to comel upl andl settle their lccounfts plrompltly, and save themselves trouble.I meani bushtess, and ill sell to a cash buy era Very resp~ectftlly Wg II.IJONLY. D)ee 30-txlnt ASSIGNEE'S SALE. Y virtue of the power andl author'ity L.vesteel In and confered upon me by a D~eed of Assignment madn(e by Francis Elder on the 4th day of Jannlary, 1882, I will qfer for sale before the Court liouse doer in W insboro, 0n tile first Monday in Februar next, betw~een the legal hours of sale to the highest bIdder, the following described lot 6f land viz: All' that lot or parcel of land, designated as Lot P', on a plat of survey of lands of Francis Elder, situate, lying and being in the corporate lifflits of the townl of Winllshioto0 in tihe County of Falrftold and State . of South -Carolina. TnMS of~ 8A Lt-CASHI. The tpurchtser to pay for necessar'y papers. *J. E. McDONA LD, - Assignee of F. Elder. .e f..-$64 S7 at 8SIFF' SALE. 13Y vire of an Cieculon to md directedi .o I will offt'r for sale beforo te coLrt houseg dloor In Wi'ltboro, 4. V., Onl thle FlltT MONDAY IN Fi3QUAltY NEXT, NvIthin the legal. hours of sale, to the highest bid!er for C A11, the following-deseibed property, to wit! g A lterigit; title and interest oft J cob A. Caldwell it alI that pIece, rael or tract of land, ling; being Atd tituitio in the Stato of "outI CarolIifn, in the County of Fairfiled, on tihd heit Waters of Hog F orki colitaliing ' ONE 1IUNJ)IIED ACRER, more 4i Wiss, and boutid(4 by laiidi givri or devised by James H. Cah 110 ow de-: eased, to CJatherine E. % O and bf lands igiven or devised by Ih' siid James E. Caldwell to Jaeiob A Caldwell. ALSO; All thAt piece; parcel d1 f 44andtiol -f lnd, lyig, in tua e n te C of Fairtleld, iI the.Sinte of Sonth Carolina, called "Fairview," contaiilug - Foul i UREDu AuitES, more of lees, and lttinided on the north by lands of Catherii E. blobley, on the east by lands of Strother Foni, on the south bf' lands of the said Jacob A. Caldwell, and on the west by ahiids of Catherine E. Mob ley and George 11. MvMaster-levied upoi) as the properti of Jacob A. Caldwell, at thle si of James 1G. McCanats, AdIministra. tor, against JaiobA. Calidwli iad Others. JAO). D.MUCAtLEY SherIff's office, S. F.' C., Wiunnsbioro, S.~ C;; Decembei- 15, 1882: Dee 16-td NEW TIN-SHOP! I HAVE recently cdinmended busI: ness opposite Mr. J. 3% Elliott's Gin Shop; where vill be lfottild Cookinlg and JIcating Stoves ittid TiutWaro of all kinds. Rooflng and Guttering done in a good ani substantial inatimer, ats Cheap as the CI 'apest. Signs 2ainted in the best style, Cheap4 MerchaitA wi.ll flid it to their inter eat to cease slling light Yankee Tilt wiare, poorly soldered, and sell riiy TIN V ARE,, as it is about. as CIIEA',P and is made of 0001)MATEIRIAb1 SAIL. D. IVANT. IT 1s A FACT; WE wILL, SELL YOU A Wagon or Buggi for less than anyone il town. ULYSSE G. 1IESPORTES; Fresh Groceries I FRESIIGOS~lEN.T Tki4. NEW BUCICVWIEAT FLOUR: London Layers, Loose Musentels and Finest Golden Ram'sins, whole and qaarter boxes. CITRON, CURRANTS and SPICES. New Magnolias, Bruswieks and the JUMBO HAMS. T'onguds, Sused 1Figa Feel, Ntaercl1 In Pide(1 of the Sea, in 51ib tins, theC tines t ilh puut up. CANNED GOODS Gallon Ap1es. The only genuIne Jos. I iut hoto: Samioui. PlaIn and~ Fancy CAKYS AND CRACKERS. COfF~mEIS, SUGARIS and FLOAURS~ lird v erf low-get my prIices. I'OiCES, RIIMS AND ilUBS. Special Jnducemecnts Ini Itinss of all kinds.. Single Buggy Iharness W1.50 up, wortli 811. The Louisville TVurning Plnes ali' egndl ho any, anid much cheapier. I have all sizes. RED) RUST PROOF' OATs, sixTYv CENTS. J. U . CUiYNIUINGS. CHIOICE GuODS!! JUST R ECE1VEI), Ehave just received the folbtng Fresh and Ch~ich Gbodmi Raisins, Currants, Citroui5 . Jellies; Ginger Preserves; Fruit Butter,. at retail. 311nce Meat, something nIce Sahnon, iuaecel, Co'rn Beef, 'Oatmueal, iBickwheat, find New Crob) Newv drienha Molasses. ei. F. .AIC&AfAS TPER 4 COL WY TI EVILIE Td e sond terdd of thIs lnstilon will commln~ee on the 5th (day of February, at whlich time re-organIzation of classes will take place. Thoirough Instructionm in all dlepartnments. Tultlin and board as low as can be obtained in any first-plass institution of the kInd. For further iunfornmation, ad dress. MRS. MA RY IT. MEANL, Principal, Wytheville, Va. ,Mrs. Means refers, by permission, to ex G6'vernor Ilagood and Prof. R. M. Davis, Columbia, Glen. Johnt Bratton and Ool. J.. II. RIton, Winnmsborp.. N)ON'T BUT A WIVdO6 ufirfou 8siE (t8. It will pay you. ~ ULY#8EG. DESPORTEB, NEIT TllIRTYDfAYS NOT W ITHSTA NDINd a-ALL TiflE ADVERTiSA BARGAINS, Our custonores thay reeqssurcd th. we will not be undcisold. by hyi otlier house in town, Our motto has been, and still is, "QUICK SALIAS AND SMALL PROFITS." We offer, foi- tihe NEXT THIRTY DAYS, great bargains in DRES$ GOODS, LAImiES' CIOAKS, Sh AWLS, SACQUESi VELlVETS Laatdst Stylcs of 'RIMMIN(G IMAIID NOTIONS OF ALL K INDS. Owing to the extreineily warm wcath er, we will sell all of our GENTS' and YOUTIIS' CLOTHING, Ai ibc mon astonishiiigly low bwices. We d' not wish you to buy unle9 fully suited, and will refund the mone\ f'or am uns&alatisfactory puIrchases PROPOSAL Duing the rematinder of the season w( wvili sell our winter stdek at OREATL.Y RLEDUC'ED PRiCES iF YOU WANT TRY US. URNUS (dOODS AND SULTINGS. We extinijedi a niten seli-oon of tiess goods this season and sol many; stl'l a few lprtty st.Wces left. which we wlsh to nell at a low prfce; Cosnne and see. CLOAKS, DOLMANS, SACKETS: A fewv of each kind and real p~retty 'Ro,)ds-will seil these to close without s >rofit. UJNnaiW E A Rt. These goods we bought at low prices from mian ufaturers~I. Thew renmat of stock will nOW be offeredI at a large reduction. Now Is th~e season1 to wrap well and p, venit colds and1( pniemnonia. We are se ge'nerious as to j~refer our cuastomeirs ton have thbese goods rather than keon thom ourselves. ..ave no anxlety about th~he pile. Are amnong thd~ aoik which idtist ho to )ubfore~ spring. D~on't buy until on= goodls are seen and prled. We don't expect to handle it lon ger, arnd wllgive gemnien bargains until the $tock We i'nvite all t9 call and examine. J. M. EA1TY & CO. SADDLES, BII1DrJE5AND IA RNBS--"WAI OoM'il yOnder." ULidSN d. DESPORlTE. But TUBs PAJMN4VO WAGION OFP ULYSSE Os DESPORTFE, Bouth Carolio ItaiiwiiS Ubmbaiily iON and after NIoveniber 12, 82, Passenza (I ger'Trains will run as follows until f urthter notiee: TO AN> FRO4I UFtLAfUtSTON. E4A8'I'; LeaRve Columbia at..48.0d n. m. f16.5.9 1). ri Arv Charleston1... 12.57 1. m1. 11.30 ). m. Leave Charleston....700 a. m. *4.00 p. m. Arrive Coluinbla....11.27 a. m. 10.05 p. in t Daily. *Daily eteept-sunlday. f TO AND nitOiif CAMDN. IAST. Leave Columbiti at..*8.0o a. in. 4.65 1. n\. Arrive at Camden... 3.07 p. m. 9.25 p. Ill: WEsr. g Leave Cpnif tit t... *7.00 a. n. *4.45 p. m. Arrive at Columbia..11.27 a. in. 10.05 p. I *Daily except Sundays. TO AND FROM AUObSTA. . . nwr. Leave Columbia.. .. a i a..p.*7.25 p m. Arrie Augusta.........*.. 7.55 a. n. WEST. Leave Aughsta.....*7.00 a. i. *1.20 p. m. Arrive Coltmbla... . 4.08 p. m. 10i05 p; m. *Dailly di'eept, Sund1ay. 'ON E Cl'iO4.10:1 Connections iade at Columbia with Ow lumbla and (reenville Rallroad by train arriving,at 11.27 a. i., aid deparllnig at 0.55 p. im. Coinetionii made at C.; , & AI J unet ion with Clarb-tte, Col umbia and Auugustn -iailroad by train arrivitnig at Co lumbia at 11.27 a. in., and departin- at 6,51 p. In., to nid from all poits on both roats, H with through 1'uilinn Sleeper between d Charleston aid Washington, via Virginia Midland route, without, chnt Conun e flon made at Chai-feston with aMenixers fo. Now York on Wiednesdays atid Saturalnys; also, with Savannah ad Charleston Rail road to all points South. Connection, are made at Augusta ,vith Georgia latilroad and Central Rallroad to ind from all points West and South. Throuigh Tikets can he purchased to all polit South and West, by applying to Colutubbi, 5. C. JOHN. 1J. F'veK, General 51iiagnr: j D. C. A LIM, Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, Charleston, S. C. p Chailotte, Coilmbia & Alliuvstar R. It. PASsiExoEit D):-A RTNtENT, Coiuti., S. C., November 5, 1882. illE initial link in South Carolina In the JL RiehimonI and D)anville systei wor'ak lig!to and froi Chirlestoin via the South Carollii ailroad: *No M. I No. 17. Lv. A nurista d .... 7.:35 a. m. ........... Ar. Columbia b ... 11.:49 a. m. Lv. 5.00 a. m. Ar. Wimnshorob.. 1.1:1 p. m. 7.52 a. i. Ar. Chester c. 2.17 p. m. 10.50 a. Iml. Ar. Chbarilot-te d.. 4.1:1 p. m. 3.15 p. Im: Ar. Btatesvillo c. . 0 1- p. in. ........... .*N o. 152. t No. 18. Lv. Statesville t... 8.0) a. m. ....... Lv. Charlotte d... 2.:10 i. In. 5.22 a. in. Lv. Chester e...... 4.29 p. ilt: 9,25 a. m. Tv. W iniisboro.... 5.::1 p. Il. 1.22 1).11n. Lv. Coltmbia b... 7.07 p. m. Ar. :4.50 p. m. Ar. Auguis(t.1..... ll . ............ *DaI.. Dai'. excepi Slnays. Rallroati (d1' Washigton) tine fifteen hinu1ites ahad of Wiinsboro tilm. a With all lines to and froni Sat innah, Florida and the South ani Atlanta, Maen', and the Southawest. b With Mo'authi Carolina Railroad td and fromn Char-lestonA by Nos. 52 and :1 and with Cohilithliia alnil Greeville Railroad. e With Chester nnd Cheraw and Chester and Lvinoir lIallroads. d With ticllhinond and Dianville Railroad to and froi all points North, Atlantie, 'Iuenessee ahd Ohio Division iand C:arolina . Central Iliuiroad. e WVith Western North Carolina lialrouad for Ashevill., Warni Spriings and1( all poian t4 Onl that line M. SLAIUGli T El, (G. P. ri. D. CAinwai~a. A. (. P. A. G. 11. TIA iAC'vrr, Superintendent. ONE MAN'S CASH- AS AS ANOTHERC AT SOUTHERN M U S I C IIOUSE. On13 ly ouse ill Amneidit Sellilig PIANO & OR(AN Oin the Onme Price Systein. ONE UNI1FOItM PRICE to A LL4 AND) TriiATi H TlM LOWEST kNOWN, Th'le usual systeni Jof sellinug Planos and O)rgwtims is for lhi deailer Cd charge& any prid he eann get for theliL wiithlout regardl to elIth1 er a fair psrolit or the customer's interest,. But we are prioud to say that this has uneoer heeni our1 imethoad of selIlng. For thne bientt of purchaii~sers and to se' culre thleiin the fiull vali ue of their nioneA, wre es~talihaed at. the outset of our business, A twelvo years qince, THfE ONE 1'fICId S.VST'EM, and to this we alttriute our imninnn andl pirospt'Irius fiadi!. Selling n this squiareo bai r nr It imjpratlve thait the prIce he the very lowes't ont' that cani he given.: We a re pledged to t hisi. Weo alw ays ha ve donC it, and iwe alway's will di Its it's our CreedI and our pracet we. No oithbr fiano and Organ lousedas oni this pliplle. 'urprcs, in ilain figuras, are placed on ever~y instrumnieii. Achild can bya o as thne sharpest trade~r. All ot-her I loitseg have "ig h pies and gIve dliscounits." The "ne Plee"systm ses tlel trding, and isthe onlyi a isfatr ay hoW C huyerand sller furoh t i hi price and discolut ysemI ee though tee. tomner buys, lidi isnot sure1 that hie has bo0! tom pices&;5 OR(6AN B UYEBtS. IidY finIck. Why? Bec'ause aii adlvai'eC In price Is abdtost certaIn; Platnos and Organis ar~e on a booit. TheIn demand ex. coeds the suppily. All the factories are be2 th hind orders. lIcalers with ensh in huanda cannlot get instrumenrts as fast is wanted. IPrices of imaterle.l and labor aro advancing. The pres'enut low prices of Piannos and Or gans cainnot ontl i n, a~l will v nt. augain - rule In the next ten years. Tlh'ise wvho biuy Know will save money. Large contrats just made with manufaeturers wvill eniablo us to gu~arante p6 resant prk' ii Pnil Ji.anuar ~ i , 1.9-93. A fter that w A can promise niishinm ' Dfllays arc daungereus. MIagnuiiccnt. sloei now on hand. /ove'n Gram/ MoIkers. Over 200 dli~erent styles noW In our wvarero'ims. $ 80. Ensiest fnstaliimnt TIerms. Sent on trial. Every lnd ucemient that anmy respon.. si/ie flouse can offer. Compettionu with the worild. Don't fail to Aend for our Cata; logues and fall Price Lists, 1882. Address Zataddeni eBts 5 A VA NN A H, G A. The reaaI1Ago '.adOri ))Qposof tilS bouth. $1 SOMETIHI ITEC have rcceratly enitnineniced buisliness Janies Turner & Co., whero will be NTAPIM~ AND ii We shall keep always on hand a varie rstilss Grocery Store, and our pries slha T~ As wi:E In thus iresenting ourselves before the their patronage, assuring tleiml of entij ods. .a H. COTTON su.? 3. SUGENHi~i ARE VERY 1" I HAi l nevl-r had any liking for grei p'ded rather uponl selling goods at such *aw nlianly Ilew 1% nes.1! I still intend to aldopt the sarod plain, at very assertion I mAk'e. It Is liimbossible to store: lint I quote: - - PiF411NT IIOMI'.PlNUN, the best C"A'11cOS at .5, 6 aid 7 eent.s-tlie I fi10is III great varlety and at prie CLOThING ()'f ill syles and at all pr My stock of STAPiE ANI DA 'inaes, Liquorm, ete., will be sold at corresp cased to show iy goodis. Glve ine a call at IIEATY & RO. 's :. STTC i' Remnemi)er the piane-Old Staid o iFral Opollill. of AT M. _L. I VERCOATS IN ALL S'IYLEs. At GisENT-14 IFlN181llNO (P 1-:wrs' (I N 1' 8110M, soi'T and 8Tl ( - Wh11-n1 vou are ill the etv you ar l'lOATillNG. All orders nildressed OPPIOS] L883. A HAPPY N . ~ ~ ~ L ThKd'atiiae oldvrs -ithi Its htiddlen futui re hast dawn'ied 11po tdn volrs Iio mieritI ii In itue thle very I] iiwu the past yearI. byV conisuilting at al Lke this opportuity of' ann~ounlc ing th FALL AND W Will bte sold i a GIEATLJY REi reikiruiionw for a miol-e extended TRA DE TIIAN IIERIETOFOils. .Please call and1( examino my stock 1 riees will coninciie v'on I hal. I meani jn 'PThank in.g myi fi'enids for' ti ]r ver's ani all a happy anid prosper'ous Newv ' ] thiore's Minde Meat. Plum Puiilng. Citron, Raisis, Curranits. Prench Candles. Almonds, Pccans, Englisidfainuts. . Dried Figs. M1acaronI and CheeCs(, Jftca & Perrin's Sauceg: r~osse & Blackwell's Plcles. A F'reshi Hlarrel of Fultotn Afarict iUeef. !9uga r-eu red Utnca ny'a~Bed liatnd; lluckcwheat Flour. Anid a grteat many oths~r goods w'Niseh trehauiers' wfill hftv to call and see for emnsel ves8 R. M. TItJEY. ROSIBY MiLIT ARY INSTITtIf5. W"P SUWD PnR OtRdJII!iI. Esahrsjr'SA ),rJ.s-1"on f,. $'j, sI ' 6. .aSS G. * lf iln the store fo iierly oeviItLd by )esrd foirm-d at 1nw aid coiplete Stock of I supply of everythilig usually kept in a i always be foutnd as r%] LOWV EJST. p~ublo, we respectfully sollelt a liberal sharq 8atisfaction, both as to quality and pricus fit LRDEN &BRO. IS LOW, UT WIER'S PRICES UCH LaOW ER., 0- - -- t "blowing" in IIvtertlelnet,, buit ha prices as to satisfy my old customers and Ad I feel Sure that I can come full up to give the prices of the numerous goods 1 hav in thd inarketj at 7 dents per yards ist figure for the best, to suit anybody. TCY GROU4,hltS, ondingly low prices, and I shall always bd )Li) StAiNO. riEIME?,, f Beaty & Bro. Fall aild lqllter CINARD'S. EN'S YOUTIls, nt IOYI' SIT& DODS AND NiE( %VKWEALt lft, HATS of all 811AIDES anid Coi.ois. Sitnvitell to eall and exanine mav mtock to m1y care will releive proinyt atten= fN A I?- I ). Ie TE GRAND CENTRA L IlOTEL. 1883. ni us; ::oll :t I itl to. itieth nX1most I lii the~LI~ ltterest. of il t trners, I at from this (lite miy pi'URlat Stock of INTEk GOODS 'UCED PICES, In ol-der to mnake i Stiamo )dfrod iaking yotir pre'haens na my ut. whai~t I prom ise in.thi1 avcvrtisemenl~ft. liberal and giifyibg favors, I wisli .SA MUELS. CHRISTMAS -AND WEhcie juit rfndtyd a idiis andi bdati: tiful assortment of ChrIstmas and Noi Year SARAD S. Alda hanndsonit lot of othe 1dotis suit.: ible for CHIST1MAS and NEW YEAR P~RESEN~T& B300Kg B iOOKS ! Allkid of flookcs suitable for Presents, l'ho lafrgesL and :iaust compl6lb atook of we have etert off~rdri. .We wiuhi respectfully en~l the att'dntjo of the Putblic inm these goods, and requrest Gn hiuspetion before purchasing. McMASTrER. BRICIC & KNETii * VE are prepared to ill iall ordes for iv Luamtber. and~ We resp~etf11lly sot hielt a sth*re o'f 'he pniblic patronago. All. orders wvill be pr. m',tly mi. Adre'.M T. W. i] YTEr & [sRG , Ridg i'ay, H. 0., or I. ft J'OYLE$. Ot 28t x4m / Winnsboro S. O. OANMARK I' FOR .SALI .QJI(pair still on ba 'd fo' sale, and , KQ mumber, ofr extra~ hens. .Price 03.59 ~y 'pi;or F$l~ .e,;- the. mre- dra fifty ecl - for *dt, tl'emale. -P.,1j- wipI dinmg to pui.. ' rebase) will pleawt atddIF3R WIL4> MIJ.