The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, February 03, 1883, Image 3
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'it'UA T, Felifey 5, ' * I'8.
iow A4vertisemonta.
Dichool Comintiitgforr's ieport.
Notice-J. it. Aarvey, Chairman.
Fortilizers, Fortilizere-4. M. St6W.
art.
The Market 'Unt'tiled-4. 'L. Miuf
iaugh.
Chaptor Mdoetig--P. Landekoi',
Secretary.
Local 'ieflie.
-On account of Lent it like been
determined to postpone thQ masque
rado ball 'util 'f%6sday evening, th4
27th of March.
-The passenger train on Friday
was delayed about nino hours on ac
'count of an accident to tho dit
train ncar Lexington.
-Andy Alexander was brought be
'fore Justice Neil on Thursday under
charge of 'seiling liquor without a
license. The evidence, however was
rot sufficient to establish a ji06table
'cause, and the -acenidd was promptly
discharged.
-Report reazhes us that the prest
dotit of the B. 1. U. has skippel with
hag and baggage for the "state of mat
ion6hy." We would like to indulge
the hope that the report is falso, but
cireunistances are such that we cannot.
There Is, however, one chance for the
-old patriach yet-ho may "get left."
-An inquisitive looking personage
*whom the puo'ple of- this town know
only too Well, walking f (6 a group
of gentlemen in front of the court
honso a few days ago, inquired: "May
-1 ask if there is a scientific man among
Tou?" "Certainly," replied a chorus
'of voices. "Well, then," continued
he, "'kindly explain to me this: The
ralin last night, as you Lnow, was gon
eoral 'amld heavy, raining all around,
sirs, and not a drop fell in my garden."
On1e whistles, another feels in his
Pockets, but all gradually move away,
when the now-coiner adds: "It may
help you to a solution of the difficulty,
gentlemen, 'l6 say just here that I have
no .gar'de n."
Axo-riER uBILE CLASS.-The Rev.
Franik iallam has organized another
Bible class in town, which at present
consists of about fiftcen members, with
A pi'aspCot of 'ofidcrable -additions to
that number. It meets everf' Thurs
'day evening at 'Yit6 Episcopal church
at 7A o'clock. All the young ladles
aild citleien in town are especially
invited to join. We Mtsh lKr. H1allatn
much stuecs.
SMALL~ GRAIN. -Observant r*'irmers
say that not more thari one-fourth of
the area in snmll grain in this county
liist year has b~eenl soivi' 'dn'ring the
presen1t sea'on. tl10 causes assigned
inrc the large cotton crop, requiring all
the lith6 and labor for gathering it
and the excessively i nehemen t weather.
The condition of that sown is reported
umfavorablje- much of it ceing killed
ont by (hiM intense continuedl cold
wveather. The short supply of this
crop), for the feed of stock, will be in
great measure ma'de up bf the more
tnaverage corn crop of last year.
loNOn -rO -rnE D),A D.-PursuantL to
not icC ini our Inst issue the funeral ser
viees of Capt. JameosBeaty were held
at the Presbyterian church on last
Thursday at teel% o''li. Yhom pall
boarei's wero Messrs. J. C. Caldwell,
Thomas Jordan, T. N. Withers, G. H1.
McMaster, IL. L. Elliott and Jas. I,
-Rion. The services wer conductedi
b~y the Rev. D. 'E. Jordan. There was
such an asemblage of people on that
occasioni as we have rarely seen be
fore. The wealth, intelligence and
culture of Winnsboro, the %Lurdy
yeomanry of thie country, rich and
boor, all came to do honor to the
hamnited dMA. It was a magnificent
tribute to the memory of' an h'onored
and estoomed follow-citizens
PIu1oNAL,.---Mr. fllnry J1. Acker
nman, of Now Becdford, Mass., was in
towun Friday. Ito is .travelIng in the
interest of John D. Parsons, Jr., Law
hook Publisher, Alban~y, N. Y. Mr.
Ankerman is pleasant niid affable, and
we shall alwvays be glad to welcome~
him to our little town.
WVs H. LyIes, 1Rsq., of Cohlimbia,
*was in towni the other day on profes
sional business. Mr. Lyles is a native
of Fairfield and has many warm friedd
in tise county.
.Messrs. J. H.~ Cummings, 3. H1. Har
dlen and WV. D). Aiken will leave to
morroW for Grcenvillo to attend the
'snossion of the Unitid States District
Court. Trhey are on the grand jury.
Mr. A. P. Miller, who has bech sum
moned as a petit Jiwor', left uti Friday
for that city.
No SunemtsE.-Thie Prepident of thit
United States .has app'ointed t he infa'
muons negro-peachlerspolitic~ian, Junc
Mobley, postmaster at tJnion 0. HI
-The presnt poestmasthir, Mr. James H.
God, although identified with the R1e
p~ublicanI party, has given entire gat>
isfactioni to the intelligent businesd
p~ortion otf the peoplO of that sectionis
and to have ruthlosely klckedl ont ol
oflico anl honest, faithful ofloelal with.
out a shadow of a cause Is without
excuse or justification. But to appoli
in his stead a character lke dio~ Mob,
ley is adding intt to injury and pros.
tituting the high office to a most de.
basthg aind shameful purposo.' Many
will remember that it was this same
* disthniiished gentloman who,. some
years ago, traveled through. Fairield
lecturing in the interest of the Libe~
rian Exod~s.. Tradtion) says' that the
telei told wopid bring a tinge of sh~am(
to the cheeks of tairon Munchansen
I * Tin kMw EERs.--ToWard thQ end
tof'each yeqr, when ao6ounts are being.
settled, iny ignorant laborers find t
or pretad to find that th6 'contrade
botWeen themsees'and their employ
ere are difforent from what. they sQ'
posed, and Vhfh dIssatisfhotion and
trouble are the result. This might all 'I
be remedied by abiding by the provl
Ions of the following. tection of the
Revised Statutes:
SxMo.'2081. All contr'att 'made between 'a,
'owner% of land, their :gents, adnmlistri- '
'tors, 'or executors, and laborers shall bb
witnessed by one or more disinterested
persons, and at tile reqdst of eidWr party,
be duly executed before a T%141 Justlee
whose duty it shall be to road hnd explaft
the same to the parties. Such contrac6
shall clearly set forth the conditions *fi'jon
whiclh the laborer or laborers engb~gd to
work, embriacing the loegth, of time, the
amount of money to be paid, and when, if
it be on shareq of crop, what portion of
the crop or cropb.
BITTEN D ki. A 3 Doo.- E. W.
Nash, of Fairvew, Greenville cohnty, e
reports that. iftar the old. churoTi ist i
week the wife of James Savage was
seriously bitten by a large dog belong
ing to Airs. Britt. Tho wound is quite
serions, and It is not known yet wheth- 1
or 6r 'not the animal was mad, but is A
tied wvdinlug results.-Neiws. C
-A true tonic medleine, a blessing In
every household, is Brown's Iron Bitters. * 1
LAsT APPEAL.-Looking to your own
interest is one of the first jws Wof n'iture.
Therefore having granted liberal, indul
gence to my customers, they must not com
plain Uf they find, after the 10th of Februa
ry, their accoutnts in other hands for imme
alate bollection with 'cobt added. in the
futur myment wilIpositively be required
whent'hecome due, rega'idihb of prIfe
being l16W to sell cotton, or rtion bills i
and bank debts to pay first. '86 it ivill be
to your interest to come and settlo at once,
in order that I may do likewise. Tiu 4
my Wae appal. L. SIMPSON,
Dentist.
CflAPTERM INEETIN.
0!
A REGULAR convocation of Winnsboro 0
Gliapter, No.. 9, It. A. M., will be
hold in Masonic I lll on Monday evening, Cl
the 5th inst., at 7y o'clock.
P. LANDECKER,
Jan 3-t1 6eeretary. 6
NOTICE2.
COUNTY COMM6ssVoNis' OFFICE,
WINNSnORO, S. (', Jan. 31, 1883.
T HE ditching and bridging of the branch
known as "Possmn Branch," Town
ship No. 13, vill be let out to the lowest
bidder at the branch on Saturday, Februa
ry 17th, 1883, at 11 o'clock, a. m.
J. R. H AtVEY,
Feb 3-tlx2 Chairman.
FERMLIZERS1
FERT#I IbERSI
hIGUEST GRADES!
SATISFACTORY PRICES!
I beg leave to announce that I am pre
pared to furnish, upon the most liberal I
t'rms,
NAVASSA GUANO,
AT LA"~iI PHIOSPHIATE,.
GERMIAN KAINIT,1
FLOATS, FLOA'TS. c
*A full supply will a' kept alwvays on
~id, nnd {respectfully ask a sharc -of I
patronnge.
SATISFACTION ASS'URED.
C
J. M. STEWART.t
Feb 3-%
DIssoLUTION.
1H IE partnersmhlp heretofore exidhing be- I
tyetweein thme unda~erignedi, uder the t
syeof "TIHEi. WINN5InonO PUnJISJ(INo
(Co~rAwy," ia this (lay dlssolvedi byrn mun t
c*3nsenit.
The b~usinesa of the firm will be settled
by Mr. Jno. 81. Rteynoldst who is hereby
authorized to receive andi receipt for hil
dzht:. du the ccncern. All pathes having'
clains W4ill presenmt em to I im for pay- I
mens, and'all Pirtie's I ndeb'ted wvill make
Innnediati, pa'yra6nt to him.
RI. MEANS DAVIS,
H ENRtYN. OBEARI j
.JNO. S. REYNOL~D$.
Winnsboro, S. C., January 29, 1883.
Jan 30-txtf
A..SIGNEE'?S ALE.
BYvirtue of the power and auth~ori'tf
..vested in and confered upon me by a
Deed of Assignment made by Francis
Eider on the 4th day of Jbtnuary, 1882, 1
will offer for sale beidfeA the Couit House .2
door in Winnsboro, on the first Monday ini
February next betwqen the iegal hiours of
sale to thme highest bider, the following
described lot of land viz: All that lot or
'parcel of land, designated as Lot P, on a
plat of survtf'of lands of FraniH Eldher.,
situat, iling and beIng ini thme corporak
limits of the town of Winnsboro, in the
Counmt~y of Fairfild and State of South
Carolina.
'1TRMs OF SA LE--CASh!. Thie purchaser
to pay~ for necessary papers.
J. E. McDONALD,
Asineof F. Elders
Presh Groceries I
FRILI$8f (G)SHEN BUTTE1R.
NEW Bd~CWHEAT Fit~TJ.
London Layers, LQo~6 Museatols npd Finest1
Golden Rtafeins, whole and quarter boxes.
OITRON, QORRANTS and SPICES.
New Magtlollas, Brunswielkh itvi the
JUMBO HAMS.
Tonguesa, Soused Pig's Feet, Mmackerel, in
all aizes and quantities, and Juhrings
Pride of thme Sea, In rSib tins, the
finest fish put upn.
CAN N.ED GOODS
Gitilln Apples. The only genuine Jos.
liune Phioto. Salmon.
Piain ftnd Fancy
OAXES ANP )01A0t(ERi.
I2OFFEE~S, SiUGA~td and FLOURS are
very low-get my prleps.
SPOKE8, RIMS A1ND XMUBS.
Special tduacments
In Hthetnss of all khmds.
Single'Buggy Harness $0.50 up, Worth $11.
The Louisville Turning Plows are dqual to
any, add miuchyiheaper. 1 have all sizes.
IED RUST PROOF OATS, SiXTY
CENTg.
. K# (JUlmENGS.
. IT TB A FAOTg Wil WILL saLL YOU A
IWagon or bluggy for lees than anyoine ia
town. UL.YWSE G, DBSPORtTE8.
h'A. Pubio e requeteil carsfutlly to notice the now
is enlarged Shemse to be dratin Monlthlv.
WcOAPITAL V21ZE, 4075,000.&:j
".ekets only 65. hiiirs in Proportion.
ouislana State Lottery Company.
"We do heri6 ert(fy that we s pJerse
o altangoenu't for aft thle Aonth . anl
nni-Annval Drotaing of 'A Louisiian
tate Lbitory Commqant4y find in parson man
76 i 'control thd Diawings thomselves,
utl tht the same ar tOndued toi/ith hon.
tty, fairness, and in fg.od fanith toward all
artaee, and 100 aUthorize thO CompMy tO
etio ;A&crt # cate, woith awsimiles of Our
7*atteres attadhed, in its dol-tiabwnnts."
Comissionex4.
'incoFioratetAiti l'868'r.2. yarH by the LeglW
turo for Educationa'and (a1 arl Iable putrposes
with a capital of Mi, 10000-to ivilch a reserve
nd of $550,000 has sraco en added.
By an overwholining ml$puar vote its fran
is0.)vt m4de a pa oth present Stat. Con=
i1tut 9p adoititl - m )eanbor 2d, A. D. 179.
The only Lolterrever voted on and cndorsed by tho
?op1eof any S2a
it never scales or postpons.
ats rand Single Nunber Drawtings tahto
aco- ththly..
A SPISNDID OPPOITUNITY TO WIN
FORTUNE. SECONI) GRANDO)RAWING',
LASS D, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUHNIAY,
abruary 13, 1883-153d Monthly rawing,
CAPITAL PR.IZE. S7,000.
0,000 Ticket's at Fivo )ollars Enct.
Fractionv, In Fifths, in Proportion.
JMsT OF PRIZES.
I CAPITAL PitIZE.............
I do do *.................... 25,oo
2 13ot d6ooo ................. 12.0oo
'Pt E 'of 2000..................... 1,000
10 do 2000.......... .... 10,0oo
20 do 1oo0.................... '0000
0 do 1000.................. o,oon
30 do 2oo ............ ' 20,000
36 .:............... 25,000
25,000
APPROX131ATION riEns.
9 Approximation PrIzes of $750.... O,To
9 do do 00.'.'.*..-... 4,600
9 d6 do 260.....'... 2,25o
ST Prizes, amounting to................$265,500
Application for rates.to elfts should be inado
ily ko the otice 6( tho Company in New
rlenais..
For ftrther inYormation write clenly, giving
fil n(idim os. Send orders by Express, RiegiLCUr
1. ettcr or Money Ord:r, addressel only to
Al. A. '1)AII'IJ N,
Now Orleans, La.,
r 1. A. DAUPHIN, avOhniL.
607 Seventh St., Washington, D. C,
Ian 9-5w 900
WALKER'S
IPE C I V I C.
*I.lfT TIR ULT 1 VO ''DER RUL
RECME7L1)Y H NIS .' VIER
F'A I L E1) T'i CU uiu
CONS UMPTION.
a Speely nefioTn upon all B'rncil atid
Pulmonic Affections is be:-ond boilef
to those who have novei tried it.
- or seei it us'od.
It speedily allavs llronehini and'
ionic Fevers. It is a wondlerful
XPECTORANT AND) H E A L E R.
It keeps the dligestive nad urinary or.
a~ns in a natural and healthy condition
PURIFITES THE BLOOD,
natantly relieves night swveats, gonenesi
fappetite and general debility. It ha:
3en knowvn only four years and
IAS-NEVElR FAI LED 'ro PJlERICT
A CURE.
A.D-y uno afflicted with what is generall3
onsideredl deathiu,'int ccomrier. con sfl mp
ion, can 'be cured for $2.50, $5.00 os
10.00 according to the singe which thi
isease has reached. No patient has yet
rkcn $10i worth beforo a curo was affected.
hlo 8.PECIFIC is recommenuded only foi
almionary'affections, and those desirin.
-use it can do so by sendinag their ordecrs
the proprictors of thLis paaper or direci
, me, stating that you saw this advertimo
ient in the Winnsboro Nrws S D! iILII tn
Walkerks
IUIEUMYATIO REMEDT~
uros Rheu'thiu, either acuto or chron
ho, in f~om cigh.t to ten da~ys.
~rice by Express, $p5 per Iloie
DR. J. W. WALKER,
J .n LIIANKLINTON, N. C.
.SALE
,ND FEED STABLEE
LOOK OUT!
1I0t8ES, MARI28 AND MUL~ES
On0 huhdrtid headI for sale, elt'or fe
ash or on timo until fall, by mainig i
ood pap~ers. I also hiave elghteen e
,vontsy good jouhg~imares thlat Iwant t<
xichango for old fult plug mules or haorsee
11l persons haing~n old mulos or horses o1
landt and wishuing to 1)r~chase8 young oncOF
~an put in their old slek in lart Pa y.
Ito have someo exlra find saddle all
uarnesa horses combined, and a few finl
onica. I Invito overybody in want a
took lo call and 509 111 as 1 defy. compoli
A. WVILL1AFOiM1).
NEW TIN-SHOP
t AV1E recently coinmeiiced busi
ess5 opposito Mr. .J. Ms Elliott's (fin
shop, whioro Wvill bo found Cookiw
nd Hoating Stoves andt TLinwaro o1'a!I
Rloofing and( Guttingui don16 in
ood and( subsntant~ial mannerCI, as chenif
te the cheapest.
Signs Paiuted in the best styk
)st to cense soiling light Yankoe Tini
varei'0 poorly soldered4 and sell ml
V1NW ARE, as It Is about as Cf11EMA
ud isaImade of 0001. MATERIAl.,
SA1YKJ. D. FANT '.
- UY THlE P'AraerI'o WACdN OF'
U YS . . PRC
TOR TILE
NEXT THRTY BAYSi
NOT W ITHSTA NDING
-ALL. THEII
ADVERTISED BAROAINS,
Our customers may rest assured'tha
we will not be undersold i'y any other
'hoube In town. Our mnotto ha bcen,
and still is, ciK SALES AND
SMALL PRtOF1TS.
Ae otrer, for tile NEi'' TlilRTY
DAYS, great bargains in --
DRiCSS GOODS,
LADIES' CLOAKS,
BhAWLS,
SACQUES,
VELVETS,
LatestStylosof TRIMMING BRAID,
NOTIONS'OF A LL K INDS.
Owinlg to the extremely Warm weath
cr, We will soll All of our
GE'NTS' and YOUTHS' CLOTHINO
at (he most astolishingly low pricnes.
We~( (1o not wish you to buiy unless8
f'uliy suitedl, and wi-ll refinn the 11non1ey
for any unsatisfaatory purchase.
P1. L/NDECT(ERi <j' BRO.
--OUR
PR OP QSAL
TDunhn the remainder of the -season we
wvill s1ult our winkterI stadk at
tdREATLY REDJUED PRICES!
lIF YOU WANT
DRE~SS GOODS AND BU[TINGS
WVe mb1ibitedl a nIice selection of these
goodis this SeaIson a111sohl mnany; still a few
prettVy styfes~ lef>, whichi \ve wish to sell at
ai low priice. Cohic andI sco.
OLOA1CS, EOLMAND, NAOKETS-.
A fewv of (each kind and real pretty3
goods'--wll sell these to closeC without a
UNDERIW EA 11.
l'hues goods we blOnght at lpimes C!afo1V
nmnnufacturers. The renant of stocka
wvIll now be offored at a large reductim
FL./1NNE L.
Yow is the~ season to wrap wvell ahd1( pr
v'ent coldls and imeinnonia. We na so
generous na to prefer ourii custoluiera to haveO
these goods rather than knaop them otu-sives.
.llavo no anxiet~y abott the pt'ico.
Are among the stock whiclh iust ho 'ra
duced before sprh j. Don't buy until our
goods are soon an1( p~rIceda
SollinjI Ot Crockery
I Weo don't ox met to hlandle It n gei, nnd
) il ~ive genu nom bargains until t to stock
We hiyto aill to call and oxamninb.
J .M. BEATY & CO0.
c OAilis FORt SALE.
1parstili on hand for sale, anul a
. e ume of extra lhons. Prict, $3.00 a
pair; or $3.00 for tile male and fifty cents
foriltefniale. Parties wishing tO pur:.
clmecn wyil l)M4 nnao1,lde
louth Carolina Rilway Company.
'AN and after November 12, 1882, Pssen'
gor Trains will run as follows until
urthor notlc: - -
TO AND FROM CI[AltLESTON.
EAST.
;eve Columbia at..*8.00 a. n. t0.55 p. in.
xrrive Charleston.. .12,57 p. m. 11.O p. m.
SEWr.
Peavo Chfrleston... .7.00 a. n. *4.00 ). m.
Lrrivo Columbia.... 11.27 a. mu. 10.05 p. in,
W~aIly. *DaIly except salday. .
TO AND FROM CAMDEN.
mave Columbla'n't..*8.00 a.'m. *6.55 p. in.
arrive at Camden... 1.01 p. in. 9.25 p. in. o
ISr.
,cave Camden at...*7.de'a. io. *4.45 p. m.
crrive at Columbla. .'11.27 a. m. 10.05 p. in.
*DAll'y except Sunda'ys.
TO AND I1ti6M AId'aT.
? lXWr.. .
Adavo Columbia.............1....7.25 p. in.
Lrrive Augi'stav.................-7'..5 m. m.
WEST.
aoavo A uguut.a. *7.00 a. m. *4.20 p. im.
Lrilvo Coluinbla. .. . 4.08 p. in. 10.05 p. il.
*Diliy exept Sunday.
'coNNECTiON .
!"Othec iia mado at Colunliibla wIth Co
innblat and Ureenville RaIlroad by trin
rriving at 11.27 a. n., and de marting at
.55 p. mn. onsectlon miado at '., C. & A.
unctipn .wNvth 'Chartlotte, Colunibla 'Yt
Lugusit, RaIlroad lly trahi arirliig ax Co
itblia at 11.27 a. nm. 'n hlirtinr at. 6.'5m
1 in., to and from a1 poln'ts onl both ra0ds, ,l
vAMl through Pu11-lha .yAvleeer Iretweenl I4
harles*ton and .Washiitton, . via .1Iirginia
Ibiand rouiiU, witliout change. Connee- '
on inmade at Charleston With steayrs f1or
[ew York on Wed llnouhys and Saturdays;
iso ith Savaniiunah and Charleston Riall
to all poluits South.
-Cvnnectionls are m1ac hrt. August'a with
('orgia Iatilr-oad and l -..Xtiuta 1illroad to
nd. froin all points West and South.
'lhrouigh Tickets (all be purchased to all
olits South aud West by aIp>lying to
.JoIN. 11. Piccx, (eneral A1Mnager.
.C. A LLEN, Genl. PaISs. and ~Ticlk Agenlt,
-The best paying and'6ilv *liablc
hiano:-the Mouarch. Sold' by It. J.
IcCarley & Co. Como early and
Void the rAsh. *
DON'T.
LIVERLOOK I
welvo Barrels Choice New Orleans
Molasses Just Received.
-
['Weniv-two lIun1dred Pounds Choice (
liour 'from Noel Nashvillo Mills
0
Sor'6thingExtra.
ivo Barrels Best Witt Wino and
Cider Vinegar.
R'inec Cases Canned ,goods-, assoi'ed.
isalisfactiou gurahite~n duvcyry
irticle.
1)ON'T' nUY A WAGO.N UNTiL YOU sEE US.
[t, will pay you.
UL4YSSE G1. DEFSl'OlHTES1
UND)ERTiA KER'S
I Au[ pleasedi to informn thie.p)ubjli that .I
lhavo on -hand a full line of
VU1"FFLNK, BURJiAL RBIS,
E~tc., anid am pbrepared to ilo anything In
ho
t7ND E S2'A IR CR'A9 .ifD.
we ask ror a snai-e of the patronage.
J. M. E LLIOTT, SR.
.Jan 131-8m
WVYT.RE 'VI4L
'tiE second terni of this h'lenutIon elili
cmenuiiiee onthe Isth da~y (of February', at
which time re-organizationi of classes will
Lake pineo. TIhorough Instruction in all
d1eparmuents. Tuiitionm and board as low as
BIlenn hbtinedC~ in any fIrst-clasis inistitution
nt theu kind. For fur ther iformnation, adl
ikess - *':
- . fli3. MA R Ii. 'MNA N,
I'rlaecipaal Wvytnleviue, Va.
Mrs M~eans refers, by termision, to ex
[lov.runor.Hlagog'id P'r'f. R. M. DavIS,
Columbla, Gen. John'iBratton and Cioi. J.
II. Rion, Wlnnisboro.
.E~oiisit. SADDLEIS pOR $15, $6, $7 AND
DI0. Kohtimkt Spring Seat Saddeis. fur
516. ULYVfSJE G. DESPo1LRFA
IRAL ESTATE FON SAL.DE
AS. Agent of Mrs. Judlith B. McClona
ghnIll offer for stile 1Deforo the
Court House doo lu1 Wlnlord; ci Mon.
:lay, the 5th day of February; i8P,, at pub
llo outcry, to the highest bidder, thme foR
lowig parcels Of hand, viz,:.
1. All that piece5 or parcel of lnd; lyIig
bhl ig h ad situate h) the Countiy ofFalt id,
In thle 3late (of South Carolna, on a branuch
Of Bear Creek, contabl ing~i TnSEi ItuNDIIID
AND $iEVENTEE4J.N AND TIii NI.-QUA'Rns
ACnEs, moroe or loss, . and havIg 9dich
shapums, uaa and te~endais-'us areo top.
reschteil on a plat i ade by Wnm. 13. Elkin,
'lre ron3 ecembuor1874. I~~
boling and sItuate in the Coumty and Btatk
aforesahl, on 8htimons IBranthl of Tlwenut.y..
five MIle Orchk; cbntalnlng Tiwo ilUNnWR i
AND) IIHTY-FiIE AND THRIE-Q UARTInaIu~
ACnES, mnoro or less, and havinag such
shjapes, niiatkas ahd botmndares ha- aro rep- 1
resented on the above-miontloned plat.a
TJ~lMS-One.third of the pwuihnse
mhoney t'obepaidn be agl tinl Ianed on1,a
crdto doadtwo yei~ i tanminual
interestrfi'oidi dhfof hie jtlamir to gIve
bond, secured by a miortgagoof the prete
I8a/and to payt for alIl.yap~rs
Wlnnsboto, S. GCJanuhuty 10, 1883.
-Jan 28-ttox2
G- o I R. MoUnrloy & Cod nd
bony the Moniarchi(. ttano. They al
ways, give tIto hIughesbt, priceos for. Ca.tion1
to theIr cllstomrs.
r
SOMETHIN~
A E la'h rceot'y commenced bushriess in11
Jaines iTurner & Co., where will be flott
STAPIM AND IAN1
IVe shall keep always Oin ionA h 'v nled it
st-ciass Grocery Store, atlx our prices shall al
iO V AS TWEa
Jn thr\s'prcsontlng oursolves before the pull
their patronage, assuring them of entire sati
ods.
J. H. HA I
COTTON.
--DUT
3. SUGENKEIM
ARE VERY wU
I IIEVl,4ver hai hiny liking for great 1
jitended iitllter upon selling goods at such pri
Jr\V wan'y new ones.
I still it to adopt th sam'e plan, and I
&ry assertion I nake. It is im'possle t3 g1V
store. But I gttoto:
IED)MONTi lOMESPUN, the beat In'i
CAllCOES at. 5, 0; and 7 Oe'nth--the liast I
SHiOES, InI hrenvt varietly anld ait prices to
OLOTIlNu of till syles and at till prices,
My sidchk of
STAPLE ANP VtANI
ines, Iliquors, 'toh., vIll be sold at correspond
eased to ahow mIty goods.
Givo le a call at BEAT'IY & 31RO.'S OL1
23. ST.-G-:
W" Remember the place-Old Stand of B
i'rail Opening of
AT M. L. E
IVERCOATS IN ALL STYLES. MET
G KNT'S' FUR TINISIllNO G"o(.
ENrs' FINE SlOE, OFT and STI'
E h17, ou11 a0 ill tile cily you I'ar i1
J{ChOT PINU. All orders aiidessed to
""l . L. K 1
Ot'P013['U]
1883b
A llAPfY NEV
Theii lone$ 01 anicipated h'1 oliday3 ruish hast
viih its: 114h ii futur ha s daOWyned itplon 1
nideavors to ruerIit. inili future the very 1l1be
5) il thei pasLt yeart , by consu111tig lit all I
sake thiss opporituit.y of annolttin~iig tat
FAL AND Wfl
Will he sol at GitEATL1Y REDU
dimrais~tioni [i' a miore (xtA~l1ded.
Spring~ and
TRADtR TIIAN IERETrOFORE.
Plonso (call and cxaninc my stock bel
riecs will conivimiec v'oi that Iinema just.
Thaniikintg my)3 fri'eids for theirP very li
'Oiu all a happy anad prtosperious New Yet.
CHOICE GOODS!!
JUST RECEIVED,
Ehave~' just receive~d thte Zulolong
re.sh and Chloico Goods;
Cuarrants,
i
Uitron1
Jellies,
Ginger Pres4criv'cA, S
rutflt Uutter,
reai Mince Meat, domnethuit hloe
* almon,]
Maekercl;
Corn Bedof
Oatmeal;
13uck wheat, atui
lovi dr'op New Orloans Molasses.
AN ORD INNEi
IdoM JO Cie OliITA IN B3UsINBSSI8.
Be it Ordained by tlin Intetlidant and
Vardents el tile TeWni of Winnsbora in
~onnell met, andl by thte authority of the
Thatan nnua ta of t'wisNTY-FitvM
.01d tinly haiving an operator'residlit ini
a11d vin;t and1( upon1 .e/.h Express (Cotu.
)n, ivi~y~~'f a reiden~t agenot u said TJowna
Ita p' Lv Staiblo cope17 doln~
>uitt0t in said T'oin;tnd an aintttl
>f 'YTi 1)no'LAnta each Public Dray d
ng b)ush1L8 ini sat Tow) oif h
no'ss donripano, livery tAbb ~ft i
>t lie drayt do 'sess~ e ~~t~i
ye in ouneil is 28tha a~'J411
eor ii thi yoar of mtir Lord o titioim
tight hundredli( and14 oig~t~iV under th
.Orporalte scal of ti e Iia dom. .,~ t
JN CEN1Th ifrk,
G NE
to store fdrniorly occupiod b Moor%.
id a new and complete stoek
1y GRiOCEk9Ef.
pply of overything unueIy Iept In
ways be foun %.
lie, we respectfully soloit a ltbeial sha
sfa'tlon, both us W quality and prices
BDlN & 1R0.
IS LOW
E I IS PJRIdCESl
cl mlfn mo1s
blowing" in alvertse'ment, .Att ha1
mie as to satisfy my old cuatoirs an
feel sure that I can 'comeo full tip
3 thu priees of the luierous goods-1 hav6
16 iarket al 7 cents yor yaN,
igure for the best.
sit anybody.
DY GfROCtIElEi,
Ingly low prices, mid I shaill always b6
) 1TA N).
eny A Ero.
Fall aRl WiRter
ED I
ZINARD'S ~
S YOUTUS' amld BOYS' SUITS.
Di)b AND -NECKWEAR.
EATS of all 811AI)ES and CoLons-.
aviled to call and examine inv Mock
mIy care will rocivo 1oipit atten'
A R.D, COLUMBIA, S. C,
GRAND CENTRAL 10TEL.
YEAR TO ALL.
comeC andi gonn, and the New Yeni
is ; and as I intend to use may utmoscw
ral liat-roamge thatL lias bee'n extendeI -
imesx the iterests of amy customers,
from this date may presenit stock of
DED PRtLCE&~ In order to nakd
Summie
'6w0 nktaaklg your pu'rohaases as my
vhat. I pirom ise ini this adver tisomient.
beral and gl'atifing fav'od, I wisli
r.
SAMUJELS.
CHRISTMAS
a-AND
le Year Cards!
YE Ibayo just received a lar-ge and botn~
futi assortnaienit of Charistmas and Now,
car
CARDS.
AIso-, a h'aindsonia lot of other ' "ojis ait
ilo for cHRtISTMAS and NFW TE1AR
REFSENTh.
3OO0(i! BOOKS!
All ltinde 'if tiopkc suitable for Prescrtd
he hargest mid mos~t comnpielo stock of
d have over Offerod.
Wo w~ould~ res ectfullly call the ritontoa
thme Public to those goods, and redne4st
i inspectIon before pureiaalngy
MloMASTER, Bitd1t & ICmm
ROBY MILITARY INS'ITUT1.
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