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LOCAL INTELLIGEN0b MfRSDAY, MAR01K 22. 31 ': 183. - ow AAVerttle'meptE. Wood's da6itiuP-we b. obher. Bank Re'46*t:-T. K. Elldtt, Mae. Spring Oldffik:-J. L. AmyWth. Cltation-4. . By, 9ftyge of - robate.. L.ocal nle. pjotatoes at 4.- b6i's.. * --We l1hr 'bbterftal.k-of. 9rgaiz~Ii 'a "Mbdt 'Coir" in town. It 'will !)robali1y sucbeed 'Clie olb obstii - oeicty,'Iately'4dceased. -Cheat) and riellable-Witido'Fer ilizr,. ando Acid, Ash. Element. FYbrale by Calewvell &'Lauderdale. * -The cold wave his "reached this latitude atIa.st,'fihh'Wbdnesday morn Ahk'rWa.muelt colder than .1 tjeorally ,xpected at this season of the year. We oar great dhtihe 1tb the fruit crop hroughonttheoiiity. --Lvoe your orders with Caldwell Lauderdale for standard Fertilleds Vani atid -SaIudauantos, -Mid; Allift, ko. -Te pliY*'latts report mo'e slok ess-lltown and tirfroikhout the'icoun y thaithee 'has been for s6iiib time. pd kilior cold, attended with fever ud painls ii the side, *A raghig -like an pideinto, and It seems that everybody nust, sooner orhait&, Ai through the rdeal. .In some liustances it assutfies tie form of pneutnottla, in others ca. arrhi'al'hd br<i" bone fever. Who t explain Ithb strange phenoitienon? -If you want al gooo, well-finished ifan buggy, with Georgia laz3 back, for a four-sented gunboat buggy, or a lce top buggy, or a juip-sevtlcarring'e, ncall on J. 0. Boag. * .-The invttOA1iis' to the grand mas querade bave been, issued, and they are :very elegantly and tastefully gotten rp. The committee. of arrangements consists of Messrs. H. B.-MoMastcr, J. I. Iirden, etW. C. Rion, R. B. Han ahn, L; Samels, T.- W. -Lauderdale, ,W. 11 Williford, S.. Johnston aud 1D. A. Crawford. The ball proiises to lbio'h grand stcess, ind'the young >eople are looking forwitrdt'the 27th 'with atiticipations of much genuine 11joyment. We have only a w 'tons of Acid Phosphate on hand, .We sell the high .ast grade Acid in the market. Aiiy a retis V isNing to use itivill '6ll at 11once and ieiVe their orders at the ofice "of i. J. McCarlcy & Co. * -The Boys' Debatilng Society Is 1ooming these days. Every Fridag salight thiby can be hear isj nae n h iu'in o'f 'hdih6 lnotty ques tlo'is. of,the day. We admire their Sluck, fo'r It Is said that 'they exercise a very remaikalise tmipartla)lty .ai,d. ~rapple alike witti problenis social, noEral, plifltidal, Thliglotts and histori cal. Their deliberations -di'o hddi with ~closed doors 'and ' Al 'alilba dare not larken 4.he threshold of the Towni kIall when Yl Society is In session. Won't they make ant exqeption of the p?lress? --We have. only fifty tpns of Men ~rch Guano on hand, having sold on1e hundred and fifty tons up to date. All parties wlilhik C6 t%6 this high grade fertilizer will d(1. well to IeaV6 - their 'rderb af 'ouia,e i'f the office 'of it; J. hticCarley &o Co.* SPntNG GOoDn'.-Mr. Juo. L. Mim niaugh ha's fi'iVed lTh -'iew Dyr'ing stock, and offers great attractiofts to bujrchasers. Ilaving bought his goods Ao)w for cash, he purposes to sell themi in the same way. He does not specify '~ricesNWd articles, biut invitn% custom ers to see and learn for themiselves. VWoo's ODoNTINEt. --We call especial of.tes'itioni 'to th advertisement of Wood's Odonitine, for sale.by Dr. W. S'. Fisher, of ColumbIa, and Messis. McMaster, Brice & Ketchin, of this place. Thiis is a preparation anter the formula of Dr'. T. Tr. Moore, a promi.. -'Isut" d'Entist In -Columbia, and it is ~highly recommended by him. It is in 11l respects a first-class'article. -Messrs..RI. Y, MuCcarley & O. sem. *besides the Monarch,, the Crown Gnano --an ' ammtioiate alline gh#Wphtt. This gtarYio la da'pecially adapted to red clay ,ndsuI. The amimonha being les sented atid jhosphiat ad botash' i)011 tion of thoelproper'ty-holers of the new Aoli6ol dist rIWt -t oflore3 in im. 'posing thd adIditioha tax; of twv6 mills for Achool purposes ill meeL, the approbation of all, the friends of' eun cation 'throughout the 'county, liy its mpositd. they .hiave declared them selves' reaidy anwd willing to ediitto hMeIr children, whiatever of time and expense~it' may cost. It Is a step for ward, which we feel safe in guaranty.. ihag they - will' never-.have occasion to regret. It 2'i;ntoi to 'be hoped that -nany oth#it school . districts in the ounty will folloiw theii-gcood example. *e..t6el'rothef . Will, if' th'n aipp-e hite the importanice of' educationi and he-.ltiadoq,ady of the lgrcsent systethi. DtMorty.sT'r OR MAnon.-In flenttn est's Aott4ly .Mapatine for MaPit o. find a grebat ydiiildly o fin t#hresting rtigles.. 4njong, these are nIilfe in o Black tb orest," "Henri lRegnaiilt," 'Gastronomic Gossip," "A n ti q ui o ema' . "Traveling 'and Other Mat res3' and d4The Grodner Valley." etiny. Juine dontimtes iter pidasant ticles, "flow We Live in New York," id Carlotta Perry ftirnishes an excel uit stol'y, "How I Fond My Free om." lifra. Alexander's sea'hIli "The 'est; and "CuWVnt Topics" is both entertaid1hg Vid tnefrtfetive. Every fpartnf6it is replete with 'usefd and iOrtatng readhi) and'the *it'a 10%61ns ~'ema itiably gOd6-, the frontis wf 6%&.%J -a'kne steel engraving after the ilh-admird painting "Willing," Wy fti artist Metzmarher. As a fankily fm?i4rine, 95dnorest's fulfils 'Vdy requivement. * VINDIOATINQ P14VATP CIIAnacrEn. At he clodle &t thb servle last Sunday at,-E& Methodist Episcopal Clifireb, South, at Monticello, a Oftfrenbo iC held and'resolutions were uianimdnls adopted to the effbot that :dft#ra 'crti cal investigation of the assertioi in6de by one itin (the first Greenback witness in the Monticello 'uase) that Mr. J. T McGill, one of the dteend ants; swore and drank at the poll-, 'tli church affirms that no one-in thb codiii munulty ever heard Brother McGill swear orAil him to tAh a drink of liquor,"fMA the church exonerates hlti froml this vile slander. The church furthermore commeids Brothers J. M. Kirkland,, James McGill and J. T. Dawkiuo, ilso.defendaits ip the case, to the sympathy of'he I If&. They are, the church affirms, among Fair field's best and most law-abiding citi FAM Tnd ;h it-fbil Christian gentle men, Brother James MeG1 Viihk a Dlass leader.and Sabbath school super intendent. and Brothers Kirkland and Dawkins 'two of its most prominent stewards. This declaration adds to the -proof that the best and most active' Democratic ct1ens'f S6 nticello we're brought ito this case with the Inten ion of'histressing and bullying the 3oininunity. .tin EIrCTION CAsEs.-The exam ination Jid& Fairfield fliends, charged with 'violations of -thb cleit'ion laws, was resumed on Tuesday. The seven teen Democrata from Monticello were promptly on hand on Monday evening, ready U' awaiting fuirther examina Lion. On the tratifi with theim were sdme twenty negroes, who had been procurdA by the ndkro circuit rider, Dave'Screvei, to swear any and every thing against the parties accused. The lefendants are stopping at the Graria Central, in company with Major Wood ward and Captain Gaillard. Colonel [-akell,before i6 eonnncement of the examination on Tuesday morning, renewed the question of the jurisdic tion of the court. lie contended that is the defendants were from the west r,hn district of South Cat'oina and Mr. BauA*6et was a commissioner for the Dastei disfut. w hAA 66 jurisdidoon. ihe commissioner overruled the ob loction, 1otuisdl for the.prisoners also made the point that no personal knowi sdge.of the ,alleged offense had been expressed in the \varrant anA con tenaded therefore - that -the warrant should be* dismissed. Mis Bauskett held 4lit tha objection .was too late, and that the only remredy for the de fendants W'6%r& be habeas corpus. We shall ettemupt in another issue to give an in%liigible synobsi of the testi monly of the different witnesses. The correspondent of the Angta Chrwon icle, speaking of the trials, says: The preliminary investigatIon of the charges against certain Democrats of Fair field county for alleged violation of the Federl MOY'rton laws wvas resumed befoie Commilsslinr Bauskett dn T'uesday. Four colored witnesses were examined, and nothing in their evidee justified the ac tion of tlie government officials in having 'tlioh'eilemen arrested. Great indigna tiona is felt a't the 'conduct of the district attorney and his hIrelings, Willard andl Snyder, and some excitement prevails. Nowhere else posaibly, outside of Rlussla, wvould such 'unE*irantable proceedings be tolerated. The New School Distrn:t. Messrs. E'ditorse I suppose that yourselves andi mafiY BY y11u Vb'aders are aware that by an act of our last Ge''irk1 Assiuhbly, epproved Dcemi ber 22, 1882, a Schiool District wvas constituted out of porlionls of Hjoreb and G reenbrier towvnships in this coun ty, with the privilege of she1lu and collecting a special twvo mills tax for school punrposes. This district was recently surveyed by Mr. C. 0. Trapp, and contains 226 square miles; wit.hin the bounds of whith there are '-ahdut seventy4fye white children between the ages 'of six and sixteen years. I do not knidw as to the number of colored chlicrh. eA hiiating~ of property-holders was .held last.Thiur'day, the 15th iblet1 at the sto' of Ih H1. Jenninga & Co.., over which our worthy 53haool Comn missioner, Dr. Boyd, by liivitation, presided, and R. 11. Jenni'gs; Esq., acted as secretary: There were near forty men presubL. ie'veral siiort 5jye'e3Ilt% both pro and con., were made on the tax and lde tax question, after whieh a vote wvas taken by ballot, which resulted in an overwhehling majority ini fto1t or the- two mills tal~ -twventy-four votes being polled fur and eight against it. The County Board of' ExaiinerA have lippolinted Messrs. J. P'. Witot, iH. A. Glenn and Tihos. C. Watt as trustees', iitleil Wiltisi supervisiona we hoye heonto have a; Iarge and flourisli ing sthlwol. XAr. TifB TWVMLFTIE IiIGIMEN deineral"Connser is Comp,eiied to Declnne to Address the RurvivorN-OCaptain Arnt strotag Aoeepts: B UMMERIviI,, 8. t i March 14. 17. R; arvey, Esq.-M y Dear Air : I r eived your. card, and also a letter from Messrs. Jones and Clyburn on the samo subjectr I can only say to you as I did to them, that I am too sick fi make - tny enguagefnents. I suffer severely from asthmatic b)ronl chitis, and my jityvatlans flave forbid den all wao-k annpsr1imendasolte rest and quiet. I am-, therefore, dtn polled to dealino the invitati6n), muel SIt pains 'Me to ietW ay i'equest'o 'my'old codiiiide'b of te Tweflh. Ydorrs'tr'uy, JAME'S C6Mit. OTARLICTON, MaY1 '14. Jathes, R. -arvdy, Esq.-My Dea Friend-: Yoiir .postal card oontalni' the ,fh',y gratltying int&hlgenoe o My electlon ab Alternate orator by thi T\iftl Reghn%it-WiV6rs Absd6la ton aiiIA ae '6% the 12th. I av bdfi 'tYoibleia with oervo 'dvspefi ditQi6'8a.turd&y 1att, %VhIh Will explahi why I 4elayed Witing t6 '\r. Al thth by no Meftn' well to-day, cannot longlad gostpone reply. I an proud ot tla honor ivch lIas beef 6onfepred up6n me by'your Assocla t'ld% tomposed, as it is, of my cher ished and courageous comrades of thi Tw'elfth Regiment. I am with you ii 4jirit and hope to be with you in per idn on the 'eaioi of your 'e't an nuad reunion. Be kind enough t< inforin our fiends that I most cheer fully aatd gratcfully accept; that I holc myhelf subject to their orders, and tha It gluddnis iny heft to 'know 'that they doen) mie worthy to '6&i6yta '86 h'gh a position as that to which 'they 'hai ecldo me. I wish that we could get ip ' reunloi of the old Brigade. General Edwar< McCrady'hdieal Lieuteniant-Colone of the First) and I .were speaking about the matter last week. Ile is o' the opinion that the 20th of Decembei next would be a good tine, and Co lumbia the proper place. Some om who was prominently identiMeA witi the Brigade to deliver an address on the life of Goteial Gregg. I shal speak to Judge Cothran (twmerly -' 0h's Rifles) in regard to it. Ile is now in Charleston. The Survivors Association of Charleston district, o: which I aim ' president, will have r Inecting on t'he 12th of April. I wisli that you and 'otiert of the Twelifi Itegiment could likm. it convenient t< attenid. It will be an informal affair i am confident That you would enjan yourselves. Rememnber tie in thi kindest manner to Judge Boyles. With every assurance or friendship an<d esteein, I remain, most. respect, fully yoursf ,JAMEs AnMSTION. B USINESS NOTICES. Sancho Xhnza Says there is a cure for everything ex cept death, but the world has Oeen loil about finding a cure for many things. Nor man's Neutrlizjn ori.tali'Als the bill .1h one respect, il c res all disorders of the stom11acH and hOW04ls. Several Yeari Ago. Mr. M. Cook, Mt. Pleasant,..N\.0.,. 'Ais "I have beenm troubiefi with Atoamacahic (ils orders .vralion- andut have never gottem pierimanent roef until I used1 Norm n'a Neutralizing Cordial. It is certmAinlyv th* right nmedicine for,. smi troua6l'es lb highly recomnmend it." WOOD'S ODON TINI -FOR WHITENING AND) PRESiE1YIN( THE TEETH. KEEPS TIIE BREATH I4JRE ANI . SWEET.. FORMULA OF DR. T. T. MOORI! W. C. .Fi8H E.R, WInOLEsALE~ Ao'IthiT, COIMMBIA, S. C For Saile in Winnsboro'h'y McMASTER, BIRICE & KETCIIIIN Mch 22-fx1'y' STATE 0OF SOUThl CAROL.NA COUNTY( 5 OFXIRFiILD. By J1. 1R. BOY LES, Esq., Probate Judge. suit tonie to grant him lettfre C IiYnistrationm of thec estate and effects i Dr. E. A. Gibson, deeenased: These are, therefore, to elte anid admooY ish all anmd singular tiic lfindredt and ece Itorsi of the said D)r1 .E.,-A.,Gibson, d< ceased, that, .they be ad. ap'peni lJefore mei in the Comat of P'rob)ate, to b'o hield mi Fairild Court House, S. C., on the fit (day of April next after publliention hern of, at 1 1 o'clock in theu forenoon, show canse, if' a iy they have, .wily the sai adlministrat'on AlItouldl not. he grant'ed. Given under imy hand, this 21st day< March, Anno D)omini 188 1. Puiblished on the 22nd day of Marel 188a, hi T1'nE NEws AJnD~ llEuA ;. Mar 22-txt Judge of Probate. REPOR'li OF TIlE CONDITION OF TIlE WYINNSIBORO NA TIONAt L1MAN --AT W INTNSBORO, in tM S'tat6 of Sont Carolina, at (he- close of businca March 13th; 1883. . ItESOURCEfl. LonalB and Discouts.. . .: dio4-12O t Overdrafts.....;. .... 2,8119 UI. S. Ilonds to secure circihation 75,000( Duo froaki @p11roned f'eservo 6 Duents.n ......o'... 36,751 D11fo ot. -uina ak. 2;11i2 Real estate, fdmlitmttre and( fix tures....:.i:... i;si16c (Cmtfronit exp'eyt's anhd t.'*ex paId 1,249 al Checks and1( other (cash i te'eb..- ;3 lIll,sof other Bianks4.............700 C FraEtionmal pap'l' c u r r e ni c y, 2 Lgl tend notnes.. -.... 491 R(edkAlption faul wit.lz U. S. Treasurer (,' ler cenr,: of ir culation) ..:::...:.... '750 'oTAJL..,.;:.; ...$236;912 1 ITAIIILIESI. Odipilal stock paid i.:....;..$ 75;900 6 Surplus. funid. ;.....:...... Im Oo Undi vid ediprofits............13,68 C National Bank notes oihtstandi( i...............;.;.... #4;do Divide d'4 unpaid...............2 0 Indhi H al dleposits subject td . Dite to lither Namllonal Slanks...; 2,235 ; TT'Aifs:.::..: ;;.......$236$12 t' STATEC OF I3otffg CAlIOLINA-CdUNTY 0 1'AInIFICLn--s: I, T. KC. NidLIOT T, bahiet-of the abooa ammed hank, (10 solemnik3 swear thmat tii aibove statemenot is true (o the best of mi knowledge and belIef. .. .T. KC. ELLIOTT, CashIer; Subscribed and sworn to bmfore me thi fist (la of Marcha, 1883~ Wf; 17. CHAN oLIi; Notar'y Public; ConnEeT~-Attesti W. R. ROnEC1ITSON,) I). IR. FI.ENNJIEN, DIrectors, ..JA 8. A. BIE,/ Mch 22-f I 8318$3 SPRI[NNPIN - R NEW STOCK OF SPRIQHOODS - IS AldhIVING DA I LY. .Just opened 'A fincf 1Ifr of MEN'S, .YOUTHISi --an -- BOYS' SUITS, '-in NEW -AND DESIRABLE STYLES.. WE I-IAVE RECEIVED OUR LADIES$' ITIKY' OF THlE LATEST STYLES, Finom FIFTEEN CNwrs Ui. A call from all is respect fiMly %dimttd. P. LANECER 2)BRo. VON'T nUY A WAGoN UNTIL YOU sniR 11. It WI pa'y you. ULYSSE G. DESPORT'ES. THE DAIS8IWiNPlt uuumi. Mn. J. 0. BioAc-: NrYe Bans Sowing Machine bought of you more t.iia'nmneets my expectation. I triedl several others, and my choiee Ia delCdedly the Newv Davis Vertical Feed. It never refus<qs to feed over seamns,(ev'en when~ htemming, where Iother miacines fi.Would reconnnend it Mits. U)i. A'WNrTx. Montieello, S. 0., February, 1883. Mn. J. 0. BoAc: I can cheerfully recom-. - en'd thie Davis Vort.leai Feed Sewling Ma wi fe ia dellihted with the one boughitof you flye years ago. Always ready t9 do either a lih% Iieavy Work. Could n1ot du Mithout it. Respectfullyn .., Gl'adde'ns Grove, 5. C., Febrnary, 1883. D) vIs S. M. Co.-GErrs: The Davlh Machine I bonght of Mr. J1. 0. ]Edag abioul itwo( years ago has giveni entire satisiawtion. ;Never refuses work, eithrhavyo'r light. 1-y adjfaste d, ant'l I 'wouil'd rFOmmendCl( it t<; Sall wvho wvant a first-class iachine. MArc 52f, 183. ins. E. P. MonILEY. Mn. J. 0. BloAo: 1 have nisedI the 1)yvh Macinefo two,years, and have not foumi any fault with i. I cottlde It a tirst-clast machind. Respectfully, Musi. S. DUNN. This is to certify thait I have been nains a Dayis Machine bonght of J. 0. B3oag, I:Esq.', for ahoist four 'yea9. 'AlI d~el l)pleasdd. Consider it due of th best ina. ahines mnade for famIly uate; iihd hani cheer fiily 1idhliind li. 1ispectittlly, 8 Mus. 31. E. Itu~NHowit W'l0d;'i'ici'ont,S 4im Dftlit ScWing Midnii niy ~Mdra 4 bo.ught of youi 'ab)oit fi% yeard ago, haa gliv't jiVrfect satisfaction, adhi~ 18just a~ godl'dy as whpna they liighat it; read~ at all times to do its work, and costling no 0 a cUht for r$>alrs, as it lit's steuer ne' d'ed 4any. T1he itttachmaents are casily nldjnlste< and very shnle'. e otd-s, a JAnxs RI. IInyxY, Connaa Commissioner Fairfield C0: 0 i: 3: 'O. U3oAo; Abfr-STin In replj to yout inqiies I would' staite that after trial of about four years on thi kinds oI tgoods jn which a sew'ing tihatie cant ha natidl; I 1111d nou111 that enn1 he' uised to. Hi mutch advantage as the D)av'i Ver.ieail Feed. I bodight my .machind. from yoa fottr idars, hhice; witirout Hdibalhttiouri i: recommidi1uIation, or without trtli or it. 3 strutitoni andl I feel satIsfied it, was the (S bcet iiesmnent I everi ma<l'. I iiate used othb&r machihes, but m~ wor-k oild niot hi doit'e Wvith the saime satinftilon and dlii 'y patich as with the D)avis. Youratrtily, . Feasterville, fairfieidi conniy, 8. 0. 0 .- ... - - ... . .... . .. 'All kinds of .JOB RidNTING, suich as Letter Heads 1B11ilaq Envelopes s&c., &c., dlone in neat styleo and vev. CHEAP', at, TdE NEcWa AN4N 1[EAM IT is A PACT, WE~ Wmti, BEL;T YOUJ . Wagon or Buggy for less than anyone i11 town. ULISSE G. DEISPORtT E. O.)mr 13Uomna AT $.37 amd a.i AT THE SUBSCRI1BE !ITAS STILL A LARGE STOCK of STAPLE and SISILF GIOCERI ES WRICII i1i LNTNDS '0 SELl Ow Feolt cxsft. UEAI, VLOUR, BACON, FIST, SUGAIMS, d0i,FEES and TEAS A SitC ALTrY. C'OME AT ONC'E AN'D MAKE'Ut YOUR SUPPLIES, FOil TJIIESIP 'GOODS AltM RECEIVED FRI8I. r__lit_14.1 MUNICIPAL ELECJT ON. NoTnci. s, Iw:eow 'vel hlt tleatin election fol- Intenidlil an.d f'our. Wardenls for tle ,owI of Whmis6hord, S. C., will Il .held lyi th ToWn 1'IdI on 11moiday, A pril 2d, 1883, between tie hoirs of seven, ir. il., and1 live, p. in. The books will be open for Registratioi oil Thursday, Fi:ldfly aind Saturiday, Iex. preceding thwYiay o' e-leetiir, (I)ell11' at Rix, a. mI., and closing at six, p. Im., eacl -tiv. ''lhe followinig citizeuas are - appoinitell Managers of Pid lIegistration II E!ect. f.oii, viz: J. W. Selgier, E. S. clraudli'r and Willis Goode. By order of CoInnell: J. ;X. CENTI-lt, Clerk. Mel 8-td W THwI-AhrICIE FEIALE (OLLEGE. IIE secomd term of thilistitution will Conn11teINce oi thel Ith day of February, at vhilcl time re-organization of cliss's will take place. Thorough iist rction ill all departmnents. Tu'litionl and board a.- low am caln he obtainied in any first-class hist it utionl of the kind. For further information, aid dress MRS. MARY It. AliXNTs, Principal, Wyi heville, Va. Mrs. Means refers, by permission, to ex. 17Mvertior Ilagood and 'r&f. it. m. javis. Columbia, Celt. John Bratton and Col. j. 11. Itioly, Winlsboro. NEW TIN-SiHOP! I TIAVE recenth commenced husi, n)ess opposite 3Mr.,l1. M1. E1llt Ce il! 84op wherec. vill be flounld ookin aid I leating Stoves and Tinware of'al ki1)(181. -C3 Roofing and cutierinng donie in r good and suibstaitial ina"I lmirm, as chl Signis Painted in tho best st yle Mcrchants tvill find it to utheir initer est to cease sellinig light Yankee Tin ware, poorly soldeCred, and1( sell nii -imiv as ~tr2,'as itris onOuc.n~ a, i .r' and it madiue ofGOOD. MATElfIL 1. Charlotte, C'Oluia & A ne~ n 'st an1l 1'AssiNGlt I). i51'AnT.\i :ENT, CJoLU.s m .i, S. (C., No vembiler 5, 1 552. ri, ilE i nitiaI li nk in Sout.h Canrolina in t In .1, l itimond anid I )a nville systemi wvork 'hit to and fromn Charleston via th'a 'Sont Carolina lRailroad: *N . 53. jNo. 17. Lv. Augunsta ..... 7.35 q. im..........., Ar. Columblia b...11l.:;li a. in. Lv. 5.00 a. mi A r. Wi nsboro b.-. L. 1: p. in. 7.,52 a. mi A r. (Chester c.... 2.17 p. h. 1(0.50 a. im Ar. C'hharltte d1.. -4.1:1 p. m. 3. i5 p. mn Ar, Statesville o... 7.05 p. m.n... ........ Lsv. States'vle '...8.0 a. im........... . Lv. Chanrltte d. .. 2.:Io p. mi. r 2' a. mi Lv. (Chest.er '.. 421; p. li. 9.25a a. mi Lv. WIinnasboro .. . 5. :l: p. isi. , 1.22 p. mn Lv. Gouminia 1b.. . 7.97 p. mi. Ar. 3.50) p. ii Atr. Augusta...1.15 p. in............. *1 )ily. i aiiv, e'xeplt Sundatlys. . 1iIlro ad (or Wasin itgtoii) i tie fi fteet minutes ahead ofi Win nsboro time. CON NET'?IONS. *a With all lines to and from Savaiinnah F"loricht a nd then South and11( At Iti, a, ..Miacui andi~ the Southwest. to l. b, Wit.h South Carolina lhtiroadtoa from Chanrle4u.on by Noas. 52 and .53 amnl witl Coliumbia ai Grheenvi lle Uiiroad. e WVithl (Chester and Chieraw~ and Cheste and Leinoir Plilroads. ,I d Withi liielttitind and Dannville Itaiioau to nhPl fro.i nil points Nort.h, A tlantit a With Wtestern i'Nirth Caroli na Raiulroin for~ Ashieville, Warmn Sprinigs and aill poit on that line. M. SLA UI IT 'l'll, 0. P. A. D. Oil hfI./ A. (. P. A. Son1L11 Catrolita Railwiay ('ompany O)N and after Noven1hbor 12, 1852, l'atssei .. go' Treins irn as follows uti further notice: TO ANI) FniOM eNIAlITtES'TON. NN -~. Columblia at.. *s.00 a. m. tfl..'5 p. im Arrive Charleston.. .12.57 p. mf. 11I.30o p. mi Leave Chiarli'ston.., . . 7.00 i. pl. *4.00 p. mi A rive Columboia. . . . i .27 ti. to: 10:0.5 p. ii t D)aily. *Da,ily xetv uly TO0 ANi) FiIO31 CAMIDEN' 1.iT. Le'ave C~olumbn1la ai. .*8.00 a. mn. *;.t5 p. hi Arrive at Ci1itirtiin.. . i .07 p. mi. 1.25 p. ir Leavo Caimn~ at. .. 41.00 a. ii, *-i..1 p. 'ii To0 ANi) i'toM AU(IU'A: Lenj.v (Sil im ila....:.:. . ., .- .2.1 N. ii Arrivej A ugusta................ 7.55 a. mi Le('ft't Auiia. .: .'A20a i.*.0p Airrvo C.olumbbt,u. . ; . 08 p. ini: ]i':i[, p: coNNElOTioNs. . Contnectio,ns mt:iil at Colhnubia 'vJ]I (C iarrhvingj at. Ii .)7 fl: mn., ati depar;:tintia 61.55 p:fin: .( "otnet ti i at n( C., (. As A J utnetioii tvithI t Chriotte, C oluon:n ti o Augushi .JtuIlroatd by traInp arri vinag :tt (S hambiha at I 1.21 a. mi., aiwl diepjarti na at 0.:. pb. im., to andit fromii all .points ott hot h ro:: witlg tharolgh l'uihinani Sleeper het wee: (Charleston aind Washhiagton, via Vlirgini Mldhin itil ote, without. chiatge. (onniet tion uade at, Chatrleston with steamers fo Newv York on Wednesdays and Sat.tirday also, with Savannah [and1 Charleston I road to all p)ota South. Connections are matde at Aigsta witl GeorgIa Ilroad and Central RtailroadI t, andt fromi all poInts WVest and South Throgh Tct a mQ .ptirchasedI to ali polint. South iail~nd We by applS'ng (ti D). MC e.lfEI'N, Agent,. Colum > a 5. C: - Jovn: U. PvEdN,'tera'dl.anager D). C. A Ll4e:, (Gem Pas. and iket A uet!c 0 hta!n .0 GRO CERIES ! WE CAN ONLY ENUMEMATE A I NEW ORLEANS I[OLASSES SUG AlR. COF10EE, Green. COFet"I, Hoasted. CANN P.D GOODS. SODA CRACKEMS. DEEP SEA MACKEtEL, in calls. SJEDED II?II]B Also Ilovs, Plows, Trace Chins, Hamu imllio.SsIble to mention atll, but "call for wh J. 11. H) COTTON -13 b SUGENHEE ARE VERY Iw AII. lnevir hal nny liking for grer "ptlidte1l vather u1ponl seillbg good" it aitch dra-1w 111Nu nww ones. I still htehtnd to.aolopt' the same plan, al ('very I.sulollon I nutke. 14 is imposqible to in store. But I quote: PI EMIONTl I MAMFSPUN, the hes'l .CA iCOSat N. Camn 7 cets-the 1; SIt -IS,. -vi tr variety ata at price: C 1.01ll N6 ol all syles aind at all pI My stock of ST'API,E AND FA Wines. Li<inos, etv., will he so1d'at corresp pleased t show INy goods. Uin*me a call at iEATkY & BRO.'s JB. STT( " Rem~iem lthe place-6ld SI4and 1883. A 'iAPiPY NEW .ll( lO1The ion d nie Iaed hmol idar rush with its hliedlen I'ti-lle hIs davit-ed 11po ('1ndeavors I) llerit ill 1,1 itre 11e very 1. 4' 6ie Ihe Vac ye-. hy col.sulin "'at a lake this oppoltuIIity of a11ncliing th FL L A ND W. 1Will be sold at G!?EATI IEl preparatioll ori amore extellded pirics wll convhIinIcI vonI imt I. Iman *ji Thanmiikin~ g IIuy fricend s for theiru I'ver youi aull a happ)jy and( prosp'rou NewV 'I' I3EfDUITION I I will clo-:e out my wVinte largec stock of SPDING (2 Men's, Boys' and( Youths at goodl bargainls. Be sure to M OPPO)STT2'E U CifiX)( A N N 4U N CE MEN T I have now in stock a full lino o -F'arming 1 mle montIS', such as iPlows, Trace Chains, Clevices. Shov~els, IBreast ChainIs, icel Screws Spades, Unack Bands, Lap Riungs. Swedes [ron,, Grindstones, Axes. Fergusoni & ilounmt's Iron Foot, Plow Stocks. S ElD TRf.-If P~OTA TOJCS A2Y, ( 11 IEN f11R1)S. ify stock of GitOCElRIES (vit1 a! ways b)e kept. nll with no0thing1 bui ~filST-CLA SS GOODS. A birge lot of' FiNE FLOUlt, h>ojughi befIore the ret-ent audvantce, Cheap by3 thme bal)IC. F"resh supply3 of' ''8noiv. )NLY C (ASIITh h SOICITEDh DE4 OLUTIO~N. rE I I' paiitners14hip) hier lre! l e.xisting h' SAtwveen thei nndlersigned, tunder th<u -st..yh' of '"T'iir WINN,%JoJtO PUnrsrsIN( r cotM ANY," is this day dissolved by mnutual ; conisent. TIhe busIness of the flrm ivlt b)e settled by Mr. Jno1. 8. teynloIs, who Is ho,rchy I a uthorlied to receive anid receipt for alI > debtus duie tlmI concern. All p artIes' halvin1g chthuils will liresent, theom to h im for pay. I mount, aild a(i partIes indehted wll maakt lmn,edIath padymen,t to him.. R. MEANS DlAVIS -i JNO. s. lEY NOLDJ)t: Winnu"rro. .4; C.,- Janmuary 2.,, 188. o10 CIE IB I I i-I 'EW ALTICLE"S NOW ON IIANL. Bf' W II EA,T FLOUlI. OATIM EAL. FLOUR, all grades. bY RUPS. 31ACARONL PICKLES. E ] oTrATOEJs. s, B ack Bands, Buckets, 1roois, Ooi. 1A at you want and pay far what you gILt." RDEN & BRO. IS LOW, UT LNIER'S PRICES UGH LNOW ER. .t "bloying.' ji advei'tlements, but have prices ai to sals'y my old customers and rl I feel snre that I can comuo fully up 6 give Ihl prices of the numerous goods I have ItI the inrket, n't 7 cents po'r yarc6 ist, fi.gii for the best. to 811 anllyboly. Ices. RCY GROCERIES, ondingly low prices, an 11 shall always bi D11) STAN 1). f Beaty &N Biro. 1883 YEAll TO ALL. tloman ie,ade NewA Yevt*h 11 n-s; an11d as I intivid to'use 11Iy 111h10t hral palronage that. hams been extended 1 Iimes IIIthe i ere-sts o liy cus ( iiers , I at froim this date my presw1i stock of [NT.ER GOODS IUCED PI-lCES, in order to mai'A & Sumr notoro I mailmg .your purennse w,U -n y~II ist whiti i promlise. in i.hi adetansel y liberaI anid grif yinig faivors, I \ylal tear. L_ SA\MUELS. NJ CLOIT H0K I Stock of OgTHI!, ,in order to matk' i-oomi for a LOTIHINGr. ' uit;s. Fine line of Oveftoats call at IL, KINARD'S, EXTICAL, CO9LUMBITA, S. 0, Seasona;ble Hint I Now Is the timea to buy Gard1en Toold such1 als Long I lanle Spado F'orkiM, Dig gers, Itakes, etc FA RiIfMfN TOOLS. i ,Ik'es 'lIo-Tfore. Steel t'md iron Plows; three~ sty k-s of singIh Iron Foont Stoeks, landlei aund Blrades 1lloes, S1dgle TIreesi Jial Itings~,, CIee. Or-.iss i(oda, iice Hlolls, Tmel o f lli kinsls, llamesie and IN ORCRIS I st,ill kee p the Mannolla llams, Break fast Strips, Uk-of,J Helo.ina Sausage, Iiacon; I hav e recenatly p'it In a lot of .X A nd InvIte lif n1 .loni to may "Lee,'' "Cotk tont lant,"' "So, F'riend"I andl "'Ulli Arp" sty's, 11rom) $9.0(0 np Afull lIne of Kitchen GJoods and Thlui I have three llne Side 1Bar BIugition and onle Canopy TIop llade.t PhIretan, wichi I will iiell lowv for the mIoneCy. J. .H. CUMMYJINGS. (IOSBY MiLITARY INSTITIUTIL D. B. BUS~BY, A, M;, PRINOLNAL* SADDL.Er, ih tDLE~8AND IAtNES--"WAi nbi yon.der." ULYSSiE *. DESfrQwEm -