The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, July 24, 1883, Image 3
LO LiN"TE.,s( E.
CUE3DAY. JULI' 24E : t 181(3.
er- A4vetrtt*munt*.
ulosingr Sale-J. t. Mininnugh.
Att ntion-J. V. Caldwol, Secretary.
Public Meeting- aio. "J. Neil, Chtir
MicwriNo TO-NYuI1T.-In view of tbp
importance of the meeting6f Te il.
zeus to-night it is' especially desirable
that all who are at Oi interested in
hse object of tlha 'Ineeting be on hand
and speak or vote in accordance, with
their ways of thinking.
PEIsONAL.-MIr. W. C. Bonet, of the
Abbeville bare, has been employed to
assist the pi'osecution in the case of
the State against A. C. Shield for the
murder of J. G. Sittwn near Char
lotte, 1N. C.
John G. Iobley, Esq., of Columbia,
was in town on Mondciy.
B. P. U.-A called meeting of the
c Bachelors' Profictive Unlion would be
in ordor just now, but under the cir
CiInstances the prospects for snch are I
rather gloomy. The officer authorized
by law to take the necessary steps
itlher dreads tho restflts of investiga
tion and refuses, to comply with the
demands of the prosecutitig officer of
the Union.
* buRY AGAIN.-Reports from different
Sections of 'ts county warriit ns in
saying that ahothec unwelconed
drought has set in and crops are be
ginning to show unmistakable signs of
Injury in consequence. Thie best in
furmned and most observant planters
s- "that the dry and parching winds
$tcompanyin f the present dry weather
5s doing incalculabl0 injury to the cot.
ton, besides cutting oti' other crops.
Tun CITADEL EXAMINATION.-The
examination of the cadets in the Cita
lel Academy of Charleston has begun
nud will continue until the first of
August. Our townsmen and young
friends, Messrs. R. '. Crawford and
W. D. Gaillard, are in attendance upon
the Academy and, will doubtless re
turn home some time during the first
week in August. It's rather hot
weather to be at work in Charleston
and the young soldiers will be glad of
mcool reception in th Boro.
A RoCK IN DI:MAND.-A hilarious
young Imn accostetd ts the mlorning
after the moonlight picnic and gave
the startling information that as a
Inatter of fact there is a cha'nl rock at
Rock City, In the bosom of which
sleeps the secrets of sttccessf'ul love I
And all aglow with cestacy he stid,
"And lie who \voes by its side cannot
Ifail to win his lady love." WVe don't
knowv aniything about it, but our
anmd we therefore rcomniend tihe site
Society is the griateful recipient o u
fromi the Dime Reading Club of this
plaISOe. Tl:e geniemnt~s girt, conta not
hav~e been more judiciously bestowed,
andc we feel sure thlat tihe ladies who
had the muatter in charge will never
have occasioin to regret its appr1op)ria
tion. Tile laditA gener'ally are cordi
ally invited to enlist as members of the
neCw Society aind gua-unyv wVill 1)e given
that it will be another step) in the
right dii'eton. 'The magni.lines an
* periodicals have been ordered and in a
few days it wVill be ready anid o1pen for
the use0 of the nimnmbers. NamiIes and
initiation fees of any others will be
K 'eceived by the secretary of tihe Society
ait ainy time applikition is made6.
DEA'rrs.-L.ittle Nanmnie, thle infanit
daughter of Mr. J. Clendining, of this
plaCe, died On Saturday last at ten
o'clock. She wvas elmicted1 with a
severe ease of whooping cotghi and
died in onsquence, of conlgtstion of,
thi lungs. The funeral ceriemicsile
were held at the Pmesby terian church
0on Sunlday kuoi'ning and the remains
wvere interred in the adjoining grave
y ard. Tile deceased was a bright little
chilid kItd the friends of tile parents
Wil feel for them in their loss.
Information hatIi beeni received of the
death of the younigest child of 'Mr.
Thos. D. Owings, ntear this p)lace. Trhe
little 0one was sic bitt a few days,
and (died on Mionday of congeston of
theo brain. We off'er our-condolemtee to
tile grief-stricken fathdr and moether.
(IRANKC LESttII4s Poi'Ur,AII Mo1qiiXAut.
-'['he August numbei Is remarkable
for the variety attd excellenCe of the
* cointents. Among thle leadilig, pr'o
* fusely illustrated articles areth '"The
llomd of illustrated Litriatur'e" (a
descrip)tion of the Frank Leslie estab
Iishmneint) ; "An Adventirte with Two,y
GIentlemejn of-Verona"; "Tile Gamrdeti
of Enln, by lN. RobJinsoi "The
. ui story of a Playhouse," b)y I1ent'y'
Tiyrreill "Tfhe (loronjaton of' the (Ciar,
.Alexander .11,.41 "Tho Real t4ord
BJyIron," by Alfred it. Guernsey, etc.i
flIu Conntess of-CIpirville," 1s (eOi.
tinned, and thern are delighitfutl stories,
sketches, etc., by Amandia Mi. Douglas,
Surrey Wyatt, 'T. R. G. Peed, Etta W.
Pierce, etc. There aire some excellent
i)oems--sever'al adriilraly illustrated
-an,d a most. comprehemnsive, eniter
tahining and lnstructive illhanv.
The nulmber contains 128 pages quarto,
over 100 illustrations, and a beautifni
l)fred fronltisp)iece, "A .Declarntion
of Love." The price is on,ly twventv
Ive cents a nums be; $8 a year', po8t
paid. Address M~rs. Fr'ank Leslie,
d.ihhiliher', 68, 5 and 67 Park Place,
IeW Yori .
J1 'l?I FJwM PrA87 4R)'ILL .
--Mra ,lartt, of Washington, D. C
Ln visiting tat her father, Major CG
-The cont-Ij.ted drought is 'provi1
disastrous to thu crops in thb wester
section and across the river in Uni
county.
-Mr. Joe H. Crosby left for Florhi
last week. In case ho deniitand i
mechanical labor be good li- will shor
l, move his fanily to that State.
--Ir. J. Ileldr;x McLatne, after
short visit to the parental roof i
northern Georgia, is again in Wasli
ington "on important business."
-The only teachers of t.ho first towi
ship who applied for certificates in tlh
recent examninat ion were Mr. D. 1
Busby, thst grade, Miss M. E. LFan
cette, first grade, and Miss M. V. Few
tor, first grule.
-A ten-year-old daughter of Mr
Barbara Fox was severely bitten by
mad dog on the 13th inst. Tho woun
was excised atnd cauterized as Soon l
a phs.lciat'l could reach the patient
and well grounded hopes are entei
tained of her recovery. The dog wa
killed by Mr. Walker Crosby.
-As Mrs. Dr. Clayton and M
Jenniie Coleman were going to Shelto
i. t buggy on the 6th inst, the mule
frightened by a, peal of thunder, ra
nwai, threw themn out, broke on u
the bones of Mrs. Clayton's forearn
and otherw ise bruised her and he
comnpanion pretty badly, but not ser
Diusly. Aller runniing about a ik
the mule11 was unugUht, anld founld to be
together with buggy and harnes-, fre
fromt injury. The Iadies, accomzpanii
by Dr. Claytou, completed their tri;
their next day.
-'1'o the memory of Mr. Davic
Weir-, who died on the 8th in.t., in hi
seventy-first year. 1"or the three pre
ceding years lie had been in bad healtli
attended with vcrtisro. A few week
before his death. he was attacked wit)
1ysenter', which finally superiiducec
conagestion of the lutngs and prove(
fatal. Mr. Weir was a man ot' restles
energy, flne business talents, stric
integrity, excellent ju ldgnlt and foi
bearing, friendly disposition. Start
ing out in life with nothing, by close
rareful application to fatrinitg he no
anly acquired the neais of reariig
large fciunily, but of [ayiig ip also
handsone Corpetency. Ills reinai n
were intered in the Beaver Creek celi
etery. D. I. n.
RtAT!l! I ASTON ISIN1G.
The News andl Courier con(clides a
editorial in opposition to the )nmiha
(ion of the Tildent-llIendric!ks ticket b'
the Democrats next year with this ex
treie language:
"in feet we dlotbt if am~ body whl
has beni mimued ilnCi conectionl wit thiI
1nom11inat ion is ais oije:ionaubie t o Ihent
iunless it be Benl iButlea'. And ther
at:C manyll Decradllts, eveni in the Souti
who, it comp jelled to chioose bet wee
lie drieadfu.l all ternatives (If B3ut ler atn
TIildlen, wiould( prefei: thle brusNquei an
maniily rogate whio stole the Sotith'er
This is doubt less a startling statt
menit to mlanyi of ourll peole, and a1
i nquiieis are thie order of thew darv w
would really be uinder' obligatiolisi
ourt contemplllorairy wil I fm-Illishl us th
nlameis of as5 mlany SuuiheriiIn eoat
as it canul name11 wh'lo pre'fer luuler
MrIi. Tiildenl. If' the list is too long
p)ublishi al1, will it kindly naihe
dlozenl or so of the tuost, 'oinucti
DemIzocraets of' that way ot' thinukin
down'u South1? It would really be
puiblic service to hlave these me
named(, for thley woulid be the safest sc
of' fellows for tile D)emlocratic party t
relegate to p)oliticail obscurity Itat~ea
bo found1( ill our ranIks. Tihere is nI
wvidesp)readl anutip)athy to Mlr. T1ilden
the Souithi, thlat we are' aLware of, whic
would p)reent ouIr peo pie from si
portinl Ithe1 old ticket with enithulisiasn
M%Ir. Tilden is lnt personially a tavorti
With thie Sout h, bult hlis l ife has bee
an ulw)iighlt, honioraible one, wii
would eniable us to suIpport him Cu
President. without tile loss of' sel:
r'espect. Can as much be said for Be
Butler? InI 0our op)inion the old1 Ii 'ke
upon)1 a goodl platform, woutld be eiil~
Oleced neCxt yearll, if' MrI. TIilden
health is such1 ats to giv IOconltidencio I
his ab)ility to exercise the du(ties of' ih
Presidency, 1ie was cheated out c:
the ofilco eight years ago b)y thie lac
of nerve oiu the liart of a Deomocrati
IIouse of Rlepresentatives, and a
thlough heC has beeni severely cr'iticiSe
for not assert ing his r'ighlts, we thin1
w1hen lie declined to miale his p)ersomi
telaimls i matliter of conicernu, wh'iereC th
patrty3 thatt elcted( himl pr'oosed
arb'Iitriate thelIr inlterest ini theO malttei
Thlere aire other mcen that we wtilI
profet't' for' Priesideiit over' Mr. Tildet
but wec like fai lay, and so fart as wv
knuow there is no good l'cason why Ii
siiouild not receive the Southeirni b)
tile N4orther'n aind Wester'n vote ail<
for the Pr'esidencv next year. 1
mtade an excellent' Gernd'ro of' Ne'
Yoi'k, auid possesses tile conftldenlec
all elements of' the people dft his Btat<
if the News anfd CJoir knows 2a1n
thinig that wouild tmake Mr. Tildeni a
unwilorthy13 canidaltito, no0w is tile (1hn
to speak. Our' peop)le, in this instance
Then Trunth Hlurth.
Whieta Gaileo was made(1 to tecanit li
Opilon of the eartih's mol(tion, heai 1( in a
nnerfioe-"it inoves"'. Although No
milin.'s Neutriallzinig Cor'dli is a patel
med'(iile-lt eures(. We( adinllt that i
formnha 1s piIvte, butt iiot it) Ore thatn tli
Laatin Ileroglyphiles (If the physIeians pr1'
scriptlons you take to the dIrtig store,
'AnotIlot County HIeard From.
Mr. W. D. Garrison, a pt'0lminenCt plaiit
of A nd(ersonl collmty, 8. C., says lie hlas use
Nortiaii's Nmitral Pin g Cordilin ht Is fain
insRtaneo hie hiad Icca1si(on to try it. This
Is the verdict fromii manyl3 all over the lam
and a trial willl convince you that Normnan'
Cordlal is till that ielalhed for' it. *
PUIO MYEETINIG.
A MEETING of the citizenis of Winni
?. horo is respectfiully called to mecet s
the Court lItinse on tis Tuesday night s
8%4 ('clock, to sulggest tIle ways and( meaii
of imuproving the streets of the town.ii
JNO. J1. NEIL,
July 2, 1883, . Chairmian.
A'TENTIO ,
Winsboro Steam Fire Engine Co,
4SSEMBT E at your Engine house this
(Tuesday) evening at 6 o'clock in
uniform (except black pants) for practice.
g By order of the Actig President:
Jul 24J. '. CALDWLL,
_ _July 24 Seeretary,
PH10 1'O RA PHS ENLARGED !!
tr1 (1I indcrsigned Is the agent for the
. I Southern Copying Conpany., Atlanta
Ga., and Is ready to receive orde s ,for 'olct
-!pictures to becop[ed and enlarged. Prom pt
attention given iu satisfacton g6nra nteed.
Orders will lie received at Brown's lIoteI.
a IIAMlTON -FLEM40ING.:
n June 16
IST RECEIVER.
0
YOUNG IIYSON TEA, the sanme that gave
d6 much satisfaction'for the price.
One Lot YOUNG HIYSk3N TEA, Supetor.
One Lot YOUNG IIYSON TEA, Finest.
Columbia River Cunned SALMON..
Fresh Canned Mekcerel, something fine.
Sardincs put up in Mustard.
s Sardlies put up in Spice.
CANNED LOUSTERS.
u Canned Chicken end Turkey,
I{OAST BEF-.
LI
One Case Palermo Lemons.
LONDON LAYiit RAISINS.
r Almonds and other different kinds of Nuts.
Extracts of Vanilla, Lemon, Strawberry,
Pineapple and Raspberry.
With agood many
SSTAPL'P GROCERIESt
which will be sold at a SMALL ADVANCE
ON COST. Call on
S. S. WOLFE.
GROCERIES!
. BRUNSWICK (ANVAPS8b II AMS,
DECORTICA'TED PATENT FLOUR.
ROASTED RIO and JAVA COFFEE.
SALMON) CANNED CORNED BEEF.
POTTED HIAM, CHICKEN, TURKEY.
FRESII OA'' MEAL.
CANNED T'0oM, ATOES
SUCCOTASH.
P'INEA1PLE and l'EACillES.
PICKLES AND CIIOV-CIIOW, and
a a full stouk of every thuing. usually kept
a in a first-class
GROCERY ST~ORE.
1 All of which wdll be sold LOW ror
the CASH.
_J. P. .Ai TERIAWL1 &5 CO.
EOR AL
WAGONS.
1
- ALSO IN STORE :
SADDLES, BRIDLES,
a IhARNESS,
c BACON, MEAL,
1DRY GOODS, liOTIONS,
iSI1OIS,
e
o INDUCEMENTS FORLCASH.
lULYNSE G. DESP'ORTES.
~SPRING STOCK
- We have now received outr stock of
SPRING GOOD1S, and1( have tihemi ready
fot
We think we can B9AFPL Y say that We
have never openedl at any tIne a more
complete assortfient oV beotter Chifss of
goods.
As regards p)rices, We wiil ofil$r say tha
rthese goods will be s'old as low as the samte
E1
VICAss og Eoons
V
a are sold in any AtAllJGRT, andl assure 0our
customers thant thywill be poeedin
p ries, as we will meet the market at any
We would call special att-ention to our
GENTS'. DEPARITYENT,
twhieh will be found comple'to in every par
ticular, amnd all we ask is an inspection by
the public,
MoMASTER~ 2~IQE la EETQUZ1NV
R 11. IoCa1ay& Co.
-ANn )YJY YOUIt
JkYNIXNES, GINS, iR ssES,
SAW MILLS)
GIE?IST MIIE
AND ALL OtllgR KINDS OF
FARM MACHiNERY 1
BELOW WE GIVIB A FEW TI.ST'IN1AJLP.
MESSRS. R. J. MCCAULMY & CO.-The
Frick Eclipse Engito we bought from you
last fall have givdi entire satis.factiuli, and
we take pleasure in saylig That we think
the .ellpse Engine has to sperior as a
farm engines It takes less wood and
water to run It tan most engines, and has
all the power that is guaranteed. We
cheerfully recomnerfl It to any parties
viItM to buy an engine, as th, bst In the
market.
Yours, &C.,
T]HOS. JOQRDAN,
W. J. POWEIlfr,
IRIIADM IIOLL1S,
JNO. IIOLLIS,
A. .J. LAMAi,
W. J. CRAWFORD,
J. M. KI1tKLAND,
;1isAns. 11. J. McCAnUt & Co.- Gents:
I am well pleased with the Van Winkle
('in, Feedet and Oondenser 1 bought from
ydt. It .s all th'rt you represented it to
be. It makes the best satmnple I ever saw,
and turns out a good yield. I recominend
it to all who wish to buy to be sure to pur
chase the V1n WNiikle GIn.
Wishing you abundant success, I am
yours, &c.,
IIENIRY 13OYKIN.
MESSRS. It. J. MCCAuLEY & Co.--Gents:
The fift.y-saw Daniel Pratt Itevolving
Ilead Gin and Ikeder I purchased from
you the first of last Aligust, tr excels any
thing that I have ever seen. I lmve never
beei, better pleased with the working of
any machilery. It runs lighter than any
other gin, makes a better sample and the
arrangement of the breast is so you can
gin the seed as clean as one would desire.
The Feeder works like a charm, feeding
regularly, fast or slow, as you please, there
by lessening the draught. . 3ly gin was
bunt"t hiit fall. 1 shall buy another P1ratt
ntex:t seasons
Yours, &c.,
C. K. IiAIP.
WIEREWITIAL
-SIIALL WE BE
C LUO TIHED 2
Is one of the questions whtleh most per-.
p lexes the nmind of the Individual and the
famihly. TIo relieve yourself of this per
plexity, you should call and hear our prices
SPRING GOODS,
Of which weo now have a large anmd well I
assorted-stock. Everything in the waoy of
DRUY GOOD)S, NOTI0NS, etc., that Is
wanted, from the connnontest dome le to
the nicest D)llRSS GOOD)S, and alt the
noveltIes In NOTIONS, If you want a
nicee suit of
Come and see our stock, or choose from
our lIne of shaples. If we cannot please
you in one wi' enn In the other. We have
something nIce In this way, and guarantee
fIts as wellh as qualIty of goods.
We have a v'ery pretty andi nobby lIne of
HATS, In both felt andl strawv, aund cant
Please the miost insItIdius.
We ask an Inspection of our stockc of
SHOES, wvhich Is very large, embracing all
qhualitles and styvles. SomethIng nice In
low-cuts and idippers.
In all departments we endleavor to gIve
the best goods at LOWESTr PRiCES.
Resp51ectfulhy,
CALD WELL & LAUDERDAE.
WHIERE\',ITHAL
ShA1.L WEI IE FEIMI '2
Is another perplexing qjuestIon. It. also
ceases to worry when once you look into
out
GRhOCERT~ DEP~1ATTMENTP,
wvhere you will find till kinds dif eatables at
motst reasonable pr1ices.
COME AND SEE US3
We~ inko pleasure in showing our goods.
Respe'etfully,
CALDWELAL & L4A1JDERDALE.
UNDERTAKING !
lYIlL . 11. ELiOtt, Sit.,
Rlespeetfully' Informs lo ifeiblfd that he
has can hand a full lIne of
COFFkINS ANWO CAS E TS,
and Is prepaired to do anythIng in under
taking.
--A LSO,
A fill tItle of INURl I ROBisS, for' men,
wonmen amnd chIldren-a new feature-very
neat, approprIato and chteap.
We ausk for a share of the patronage.
J'~.EL,IOT T, Sr.
f4 ONEY SVE Is
-SO 13UY YC);
N RFROM R
I rouhl give you n MA NY lREFERENCES A:
nii(eessary, as the inachins will l/:COXJf'IWND 'I'll
i ua i cli e belts, oil, oil caulns an'd neeles for sae.
Si.: wsi 1 acine. Agent for Doors, Sash tld
TIHlE CLOT hIN
M.i IL. RI ]
I iave jut: 'o'ein'd a largr stock of fPit1N( (I
Siuits of lasi,:;i+uerc , Fui neuurl, Cheviot und !rerge-al
GENTS' FURNIR
in all Ih Ie itest syles of goods. (;ents' Nek
S// 1 /::. in I.) (w urrit'rs and o(aites.
O;rlers srut to uny atlires w1i ll be protptly att
JUST STOP An
--THEl
RID IC.ULOUSLY
--AT
B. SUG-ENF[]
AnI 'XltI mu intion14 of ouri 2.nds andti a knioivi'ch.
lil we .u-4 t'l1ing~ you onily thie 'LA IN UJN VAld
INVDY~1( f)S, I LOT][IX('- 112
we have a very' good as
GRL~O(CERI ES-ALLE1 I
lI(ONEIR:sS COD FIStII and glIN1t MACIKlF
CAL JE1"R OLD CRO0
12. SAJ\1
1 II .\VI' jiin.4(i ivd my' SP1RGN4 GOC
bii i*tut edi insins,i5 Lacedt and14 Sripjed P'iquo.s at
-"-CLOT!lNG,
I have aU larite siock of itWs 1oys' nnd1(
will sell V i;il Y LO\W.
STR i' I JA1I'S Q]i./ALL .Th
A 4 3 la r * rtien i\[ent1!Qi s, WomnenI's4 at
so! Inenti of l'anis mald ParaolOS. Call earily
Very respeelfl ly,
A'FENTION - F
IS CA LI21ED -ro FiES[I AI1DIT.IONS
TO M Yg
Oreah
TheI.IIii ,elebr t e f.i ik Inn -r Oka i
Ocean Gete" Mackerei. 9ieh
.. . Su1))8,in Lou iCon tnf.
Nai LusI ii tPie If. 0 p-I, '~iIeas,
'Saimo's Soused,t3.akel.r1 ak". IVJf
Frush Cheese
Imi Pars, ( Vuin e fps Ple a ie ,
"Davirs Leaori Manr"Toates-hnd
1'resh1 San1w.FlflnkesF. ( ondensedI Milk.
A lot of I laiiled 1I4)0s and CGrain COk dlmsi Sugar
A L L, CIlICAlP FORL CA8II,
. R.MHUEY
Cht1rlotte, ('olunIbiat & Auetrnsta it. it.
l. AI-:KN t;l I)l .\ t'r N I';
CoLint.\, S. U., .J ue I, 188:a.
ON an-' after tnaly, .une 21, the fol
lowhig 8ched1iie will be in ef.t:
IiUY:N( NOt'I't I.
\iuO. r'3, a\i. 1;:N1) I.:XI . " 5iu .
I.vei A ti j gust.t........... . . :t. m1.
Li'aVe l n%i ............... i. I a. .
Tea Ev WliKis)................. . 12 ' p. ,a.
Ia. ve a;"ylyh woo. ..12.-.J at . i.t.
Leave IiF itaeway................ '. t- . mt.
Leav'e Sitps n': 1................. I.001 p. m1).
Le)ttre W in sot ro................. 1 p. in.
Lea e W hite O ak................":'t l). tl.
Lxt lave W o l rd 'S ............... 1. 1 Ip. mn.
J-"elve lh' ;t0toc.. . . . 1. p. 1tt.
.neave Ch tle..... ......... .' :t1. iii.
Leave l ock 11111 ................ .17 n. I -.
leave Fort pill.. ...........t....:.:. i,, m.
A rtive at ChaitA l .i . . . .4 p. in.
No. 10, wav fre1'.bt, with pasSen'er con-h
atlechl, runs alily exrlpt(t Suiday:
Ieave CohItmb1ia .. .... .... .. ..... .1.45 1). 111.
Leave W innhosoro ................... p. Im.
Arrive at Charlotte ............. 1.30 a. m.
(.)I1G SOUT'IT.
o. (i2, MAILa ANlD}XE'lI P .a
Lenave Charlotte ........ ........ .'.1 p. m.
Ieve Fort wi..................2.17 p. Im.
i)eave N)k 1 il.................:a.'n p. In.
IL-ave Cneste .. . ................ 1.01 p. in.
IaIve )31h teksto c.... ............ 1 L.27 p. In.
Laeave Wo'odwarsud'S ................Ti p). ml.
Leave W hite Oak. . . . . ..... .. . t. ....5 p. mt.
ieave Wh"lltnboro.. . ......a. .t.. ( .1. 5 p. tn.
Laeavo Shn1pson'.4 ... .. .... .. .... ..).119 p. ml.
Leave ltidgewa)y..............31 P. m.
Leave Ul.lithewood1 ............... 1. 5.1i p. tm.
Leave Killian's.................. (1(.a p. in.
Lenve i( utuhia . ......... . . . ;.:17 p. Ii.
A rri\ at A1uguita. . .. . ...... .10.41 p. im.
No. 20, wva' freighlt, with passelnner eoacht
atuache(l, runs,lally except-t Sunday:
Leavd Charlotte .................l.a.5 p. mn.
Leave W itsboro .... ........... IO.-I0 p. im.
Ariy at .'tolumbiat..... .........: a. nl -
illth'lad (tr Wath .1Iin;;tonl) tilnl sixt(e,
ninntes aheatd of Winnsboro linle.
~ivit ta 11.5 at tt. B . 'E'at I(:O1 at'1.,
T. M. ItTit,(oTTr , Superinitenldenit.
outh1t Carolina Railway Cou panly.
O\N a nd anfler 1lpril 1.';, 11881., l'ass:i eye r
Tl lrai s ilt r ats follow. nuil
urther noticue:
ro AND inoI ('l.\imtI:sTroN,
Lteavo Columin at..-xi.:1 a. m. j1;.::; p. m.
Lriv c Citaleston. . .12.2 p. li. 11.20 p. t .
l.l'lve Chlst n(1.. .. J7.01n i. m ... .m
lrrive (ColumIbia... .11.2. it. in. 10.1,) p. in.
I Daily. ' l1A'Dait'ly' {let minday.
t O A ot ANti;m- :M (.\N N
E.:.ST.
feaitlt 'lnnhia at . .i7.8 a. m. tin.il
\rrive ait Cannhlen.. . 1.:11 p. ml. 9.5.3 p). in.
ents den at..u.t'l.t7 a. i . I.1. pi . t .
\-rrive at C'oltuhin. .1 1.2.3 i. nM. 10.13 p). Ill.
*Daily execept Sutnhays.
'"t:1 i I0)f itO AUGUST:.\.
.eave Co'( l tninlia...*7.:11 p). m. I.. . mit.
lrl"ive A u,gusta . . .. 1.-10 11. Ill. 0.21 a. lit.
aei Ai ist.i..'7.1oi a. m '. 1 I m I Ilm
1rr1ve ('(lult la 4.40 it lit lin.i1 Il n ii.,*( at lin
flDaily 4'Daily except Sun<ay.
COC CrONA.
(Clnnecions m auie at Cnimnhia with (Co
tnahia &. (ree'nville ltilroad. h\" train a r
'iving at 11.2.3 a. m.t in il ch-p:n r ii'"i. at n.:,5
1. in. Conne tion naia a t. (:lo tubn i-1
Junetion tithl(:barlotii., Colnlnla & A\u
Irtsta l1airotad n bysnte tait ti'uali r
tIl poilnts%)In both roadtls.
Onuection 1bna(' at Cir1sttn \:i1h
avannahHirita ik D:'d froi haant
ind al poinsinior ht.diyumit a
bam fon all p its Wle.,g nl nt h.
fr oi n miall points ttmt fitrnwemll :at i ro : th .
iToughwi o Tcne of foo or pin-cado l
pin tsn. alatl andt byrnle aplyiackt
anOwllN . PECK,i p e. cal eoi
D.Cl Af..o:N Sen. Paoss an TeTie'ke
AgnChrestn ..
SURE nn ofecual oitdfor otle.erno
h ad nowumil D,iwhether n chdo'rent Mor n,
Srbobue Cholmea Inanum
asE. focsil, Iitt'l' t ittmach, ill
fteteachl nniinols fmin rietn,:atino 3tti
lnesie or.acng fforwtr
berrytit~ ivied. Doe not contmoain 1u
.itand wilnt-l constiak Spcly recom-1 t~ as
mlu renel-orSocknest and mslirI Tee.in -.w
Pr lo it-. .nett.ope ote
" ol by aitl'lDi a nSles in Meichte,i
SoletaProprietforrs,
Wa'ii lhaillav I, 8.i l tC.e U.; lS, . e
1 lteAtE for sale,ofth direct. rtom l inan
faTOgrs allS kitill of . trieim ral jimachinv
size,1r1% ithreei I to o unre I n lii ty,ums
1horseller
SAW1ILLSErAND GOIST1 IlLS
Mcalnfactlure, a t. MeIlpolitan fron
Work,liti l ud, lirgini.
Fnrotm'he York, tuu Pe IIivania ts\ orhfl
nl Work. -ll kids ofimplen-'ts
fomta Ilertwia to pi Tretshe' at iat wl il!
ai.hreht and cileani gixi,v htll- o wil hpeate
nikyO ei?logt's, etivfr, .row n
at sIz-e AAo icprs wfhs Lf-rop
or selfbhider
0 PHILLiP
Ma tr("ssea of niy own nran1ufae
tulre. 1se e('c1tnomy-buiy the he,
--huy where you can get the cheap.
(;t. .
A uiiw supply of Ci.uldren's Cat-i.
,nes, of the latest desigis and low
InI price..
You 411 sa've Mnoney by buying
your PIeture raies, 1'WIt Po("kets.
traekets, JIu -raVks, -Sir11n'g llhds,
)Viro MuttIl$ses .nl Vidow
tiIades from It. W\ PHILLIPS.
JIu4 aegent for nmveral different
SEW1NU MACJlNES, und some
of them ats GOO,D as can be made.
YoU will 111141 it to 'orn' hiterest to
pric( iine, before making a pur
chaso ELS E1'RIIE,1. Remember
that I cannot be undersold by anf'
YOU WAN', but (o hot think it
JfSI, V1,08 When you get one. Sow.
I will order any part, that Is wanted
Blinds. All orders will have j)rompt
Ap 19
.:C) OLVMBL1, IS. C,
")ODS for Mc'n, Youths and Boys, il
at low Ilricees. Also a line of
ING GOODS
wear a speielalty. Gcints' FI4
ended to.
L. KINARD.
ID THINK
LOW PRICES
IMER'S
TiS CAPS A.Nt SHIOES;
DS GENEitAAtLY
RIEL SIX F"OR TEN CiFNTSs.
HSEY.
TELSX
U)S, cons1Eisfj1 igof' INtun's Veiing~t
iii F'igiu red Lawns, .Phaiina
d C-.ubrh,s.
LOTlHING
Youths' CLOT11 iINth tyhich I
!jv L/ T ES1 SrE LAS
ando seciuro BlARGAINS. SNa
1L. SAMJLS.
;SISrlNU OF FLOUR O.F TJ11
mthi' aia, Pla- Grits; Rice, New
s Molasses and1( Syr(lps, full line of
dI Goods, Corned I3CCf; ,Iigar Corn11
md( T1omttoes, TVonattoes, Sahnon01
38 P0Inc'rphe, Celf>frafed B( artiet6
Sitecotash, Squash, Chow-Choid aind
1'Jekles; Prepared Ooconnut foi
nitaho d p111 bid(tgs; Evanorate~o
iles fbr 80t%ta ote Apples0 '
oerint Java and Ilo Coffee,
and( Bilack Te(h, and all Grades pf
ri(and Coffees.
a' la Ue