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THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE FOURTH
DISTRICT POUND, corner Dryades ant
Third streets.
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FOR SHREVEPORT AND JEFFERSON. - Steamer
Giadiola, this day, at P. NJ, positively
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-ENGLISH WROUGHT AND
Il Cast Iron Sugar Kettles, by
GEORGE WIGG
jy8 1mH IS Carondelet street
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DOUBLE TENEMENT ONE-STORY FRAME
DWELLING, on large lot of ground, on
Euterpe street, between Carondelet and Ba-
rome streets, and one adjoining vacant lot.
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WANTS.

"ANTED-AY YOUNG MAN OF SOME YEARS
w experience, who has been raised in Louis-
ana desires situation in first class house. as an
accountant or clerk. Best of references given. Ad-
dress Clerk, Lock Box s14 PO iy7 If
"ANTED-A COMPLETELY FURNISHED
w Cottage in the First Fourth District Rent
must be low Address stating terms and location, ID.
j. IT,, Bulletin office. je24 If
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BY j. b. Walton.
FOR PARTITION.

EXCELLENT IMPROVED AND VACANT
PROPERTY, on Draydes and Third streets
one square from the Second Street Market
on Euterpe street, between Carondelet and
Baronne streets, and on corner Of Baronne
and st. Andrew streets.
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Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life Insurance
Association of Louisiana, No 10 Camp street-New
Orleans, July T. 1574.-Members of this Association
are hereby notified OF the death of Werner Kick who
died in this city November 30 1873 and Alfred Rous
set who died in this city December 10, 1873 and are
called upon to come forward without further notice.
and pay at the office of the Association, No. 10 Camp
street, 81 Is each, before r NJ, August IA,
1874 K. w. YOUNG
ir5 Secretary
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CTOLEN- CERTIFICATE NO. 96s FOR ONE
- hundred and sixty shares of ordinary stock of
THE LOUISIANA LEVEE COMPANY
dated May Is, 1872. issued to ALBERT G. PHELPS
Parties are cautioned against negotiating for the
same, as application has been made for reissue
THOS. l. DIX
jy3 Inn Secretary and Treasury Levee Co.
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Time Of Departure.-The Mail Train by the Great
Jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
of Ca!liope street at O'Clock P. NJ connecting with
all fast trains North, East and West. Pullman Pal
ace Cars on all trains jy4
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH OR WITHOU
board, central locality No. 2O9 Gravier street nes
BarOnne ON moderate terms. to suit times. aDa3 IT
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North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
Through bills of ading given to all stations this
road for freight shipped per steamers Katie, Par
gould and Gov. Allen. J.JANNEY, Agent,
je4 III Common street.
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TWO LARGE VACANT LOTS, CORNER OF
BARONNE AND ST. ANDREW STREETS.
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II CARVER COTTON GINS WE HAVE
IL now on hand large assortment Of these
celebrated Gins, also Gin Material of all descrip-
tons, which we offer for sale at reduced prices.
WIN. A. BELL Il CO.,
Agents Z. Carver Gin Company
and Dealers i'll Bagsins, Ties and Irvine,
jy9 3m No. 10 Union street.
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LOST-FOUND.

EOUND- PAIR OF GOLD EYE GLASSES.
IL which the owner can have by describing the
same and upon paying for this advertisement APP
ply at this office. iylO3t
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$50 prizes amounting to................17 81, 400
EXPLANATION OF APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The nine remaining units of the same ten Of
the numbers drawing the first three prizes viii
be entitled to the twenty-seven Approximation
Prizes. For example: II Ticket No 1246 draws
the first $4,000 prize, those tickets numbered
1241, 1912, 1913, 1244, 1915, 1247, 1913, 1919
and 1850 will each be entitled to $500. II ticket
No. 231 draws the second $4,000 prize, those
tickets numbered 232, 233 23l, 235, 236, 237, 238
239 and $40 will each be entitled to S2O0. II
ticket No. $50 draws the third $4,000 prise.
those tickets numbered Al, Az, 443, AZ As,
446, AL 448 and 449 will be each entitled to $50
Whole Tickets $40, Halves ej, Qsassvr,
Sc 50, Eighths 81 Is.
PRIZES PAYABLE IN FULL WITHOUT DE-
DUCTION.
Orders to be addressed TO
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
Lock Box 692, P. @.
New Or1eons.
Seno r. .. Money Order. Or Repis,er yoar
ter
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DIR. w. G. Austin, residence and Office So
st. Charles near First street Office hours from t.
A. NJ, and from halfpast 5 to half past p N
Slate at Geo. A. Fosdick & Co.'S, No. 80 Carondeet
street Orders left there promptly attended to-
iel4 If
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Office Of the New Orleans Gas Light Company,
corner Baronne and Common streets = New Or
leans, July l. 1874 - Notice to Stockholders =
At meeting of the Board of Directors of this
company held on the 18th ult., dividend of
six dollars per share declared from the profits of
the last six months, payable and after the 18th
inst The transfer books will be closed from the Sd
to the 14th inst
ivI I'm VIM S BROWN Treasurer
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Office New Orleans and CarrOlltOn Railroad Com
pany. New Orleans, July 9, 19H.-At special meet
ing of the Board of Directors held the Both ult,
a Dividend of -Four Dollars per share was declared,
payable and after the Goth inst.
iy3 lot p MCBRIDE Secretary.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
approximations of 500 each for the
nine remaining units Of the same ten
OF the number drawing the $1O,OO0
prize are .................. $A.&UU
approximations OF $500 each for the
nine remaining units of the same ten
Of the number drawing the $1,000
prize are. :.......; 80. =. 1859
9 approximations of $500 each for the
nine remaining units Of the same ten
OF the number drawing the $1,000
prize are ...................... 1850
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TSOR RENT-THE GROUND FLQQR. or No
IL rs Gravim seBeet, betwe0 g. V4dU3es anA
-. Tsrms yeades11e . 6oo1 t0aak XpDlv q
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cotton Packing Rendered Eeasy.
THE SMITHS IMPROVED
HAND POWER PRESS.

Two hands can pack readily with r.
'.nd r'u' nro all that would bo required to
pack ensily and raj idly bales voiehinp
6o0 ronnds and hp*irds,
IL is complete sucocss, simple In con.
R'ruction, n Rrent comc cntration Of nowor
at The same d DURABLE and NOR lii.
BLE TO arr our or ORDER, nndbe-
ing the il vcntion ofa Southern Gen.
tleman, is deserving tho patronage Of
Southern lla, tors.
No other Hand Power Press cnn bo rc.
lleI onhcing entirely free fro I, .'sllppino'
The 'har' in this, as well rs tho sPawi"
having "Fceth" Of sufficient strength To-
hold any Pressure, 1t is impossible for IL
10 'slip."
give extracts Of some Of tho Tep.imoni.
al8.
LANGLEY. 8. c.. Jan'y 6, 1879.
GESrs:--l havo tho pleasure Of oiyinp
my testimony as to my experience in upinS
Tho Smith Gotten Press. We hayo Ind
III uso for tho pnst three yenrs one Of thoa0
presses at the wor' = Of THO Langley Manu-
footuring Co., for bnling tho wastc. Wo
h avc put up some 400 balos in the time
md tho rcpnire have not amounted 10 fyo
dollnrs in all. Tho Prcss can be operated
by fpo men 10 adtnntagef it being simple
In construci}o: and convenient 10 man.
age. IL produces n perfect hnlo when
Pressod. (9igno y NJ. +. FOSTER.
euperint endont:
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Testimonials.
DlRktttT. 81, Ator,

BARNwtLL, =. g., March &c. 1874.
At,'rs NcdlsU h Goodrich, augusta, Ga.
GENTLEMEM ,--As to the GIN and its
capacity. can prunou nco il "numbor
one.' Mino is sixty snw gin, runs by
n" uuae' shot wntcr wheel, and can gin
from to q bales, and if tho wheel wiz
properly constructed, would gin from 6 Ia
hnlcs per day. I, cleans hc seed bcou.
'ilully and gives general satisfaction.
(Signed) VIM. HAIuOOD.
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NINETY Six, q. & G. Il. II.

NINETY Six, q. & G. Il. II.
hIaroh 20, 1874.
GHSTs:-lt affords mo pleasure to add
my testimony to tho ynlue Of your Gins.
For capacity aud simplicity know not IL,
equal. eco no reason why it should n OF
he durable. Tho price being 70 reasonablos
your Gins arc and ought to be popular.
(Signcd) !. II. BROOKS.
AhhESbALR. Oct. II, 1873.
GENTS i-Onc Of the 46 gaw Gins Mr. p.
All ordered for ME I hatc received, and +
am very well pleased with 1t. Wion tho
Tin chmc WAS 80 Well pleased with it.
ana ono Of my freedmen on ons OF my
places liked il 80 mitch, no spoke to Mr..
all I" order him one, which ha did.
feed tho gin mysclf aud ginhod 100 pounds
seed cotton in ia minutes Tho driver
u'd not know was making trial. l be.
lievc That cnn gin 100 pounds in IU
minntcs OH trial,
JONES NJ. WILLIAMS:
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| CRUMDs.--The conservatives cur, y
North Carolina by 10000 majority
dIcctipg seven cut Of eli ht congress-
mn, three-four,hs of the legislature
aud probably ALI tho Judges
Raleigh goes conservative tue arst
time since the war.
50 Kentucky goes democratic by 5o,-
600 m"j9rity.
In Tennessee the civil rights bill
ruined the radical party. At Knox.
VILE, Maynard advocated the bill as
a parry Measure Brownlow an.
swered- him, denoencipg.i it as the sum
OF vill.iny,ahd the 4uintesscncc of
| abou.inntions. rho den ocrats cay.
ried every county, carrying Knox.
Vile the frst Cine in thirteen years.
The Beechcr TiItou scandal re-.
mains in stoM quo. Mutual Moulton
wilt not tell all. Tilton is pre-
pairing to sarvy the c,se into the
courts Y y TlY. - -, ~
The New York Herald claims that
Grant will run for a third term on
the liberal republican. d democratic
ticket, and that he will conciliate the
Southern conservatives. .--,
The Red Stockings and athletics
are in Eng'aLA teaching the blarst cd
Britisher ,tof play bare ball, you
kno&. ,,',.. p. ~ U.' .'r
H.. = ID.
MEETtSs OF TAX UNION At Rock
HnLL.-Ou Saturday last, he subor.
dinate tag union St Casayba township
in York County, met at Rock Hid,
President Waters presiding. and Dr..
y. G. Robertson, editor of the Grange,
acting as Secret ary.
Col. Cadwallader Jones introduced
ftMr, ! t}MAIrt, Davis Of she FsN6eh HERALD,
whohaa been ihSited by the GExesu-
tive Com mittee to address tho Union.
,MrwDeyis Ppok s,stsome length upon
tho Rnesessity@ or r9form Sfn South
Caroline, and advocated tho organi-
nation Of tax Unions as the mcars of
efRectipg this. Capt. John G. With.
I.erspoon, Formerly Of EaneaBter, was
Enexb introduced, and made Oh pital
addFess, depicting Tho ehormities of
the present COY yernmept,, and the ne =.
eessity Of checking them. IIe ur. ed
upon the people Of York to nominal
la good ticket and to bring outathe
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EIbJEWaf, z. C, March 10 1874

dESrs IL how enclose dtnft OH Messrs.
q n. r"'tcrson Co.. Of Philadelphia, for
S2lo. l have usod the GIN, and am
ple.sod to havoit in my powor to say IN Ut
1t works equal or better ,hnn any In 70
ever ltied w%rk il with m 8 horse
power engine ahl can gin 10 bales cotton
IN hours, bolcs Weighing 4b0 pounds.
tei the 81" myself for half an hour, AMI
ran II ut best speed, and ginnod 70I pounds
seed cotton, making good lint. This wny
few pounds better thnn my OF tho o,h.
org. out Of four different persons irving,
The least ginnrd was $40 pounds rer hnif
hour. jSigncd) JAS. pAGAS
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r RKCE.

Tho GfNs--et 80 rer saw ftoS on cars A.
Augusta n.
The Cotton rrcsS -rrfoc, eompIofe.
free on tho cars in Augusta, ca. Si5O 90
For fnYthoypart io,tlars naI pamphlets.
apply TO PIERRE BACOT.
Agoat.
july 2-2m
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DE,R Sir :--Thavo paed tTo Of Jour
ib snw gins. they wero Nil that could Be
desired; They cleaned the seed woll, and |
have gIined 1900 Gibsf seed cotton with
eease In lono tlay with? y Your mule tenn.
= ''S@syf W." T.. -. - .Yturs &c.
Z. rs .s,s.ss,, ROBERT y, HLLtsON Jt,
fWipnsboro, July 20ih, 1874,
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no ALL Whom it May Concern,
aug. 4,-.if.

NOTlCE is hereby given TINT arplita
nv ton wns made on the 9th dny
hugu I. 1874, 10 the Clerk Of the Court O,
Fairfield County for ii ohnrtor Of moor 20
ration for tho "Rescue Rife Clutr o.
Fairfield county, in accordance with th
Act Of the Genera! Assembly Ia suoh 40
made and provided.
aug GLns
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TEL; co TTON siEN

il without erpelior Whh .b:ioo con.
silcred, it has NO EQUAL! give sx-
tracts Of some Of tho
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Very Respectfully.
81 MI B. tLOWNEY.
Mr.jJ. n. E1Hott.

i lake pleasure in stating TINT 7 pinnod
with one of'yonr fifty saw pius during
tho month OF Oct. 1873, nine bnlcs Of cot.
ton weighing an average Of 425 lbs, from
sun up 10 sun down. With cvory,bino
working right with the engine | einn, d q
balo an hour or more than ono occasion.
r. -. ~ ..... Yours
.r.." 90" .. JOIN VINSON.
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VI A slight uppleassnlpess occur,
ed few evenmgt since III &hioh
C'uoasia and Eth, oria we've repre-
sented. Weapons, fitts distance,
one paco. Cauoasia was finally VIC
torious.
G1- We have received an invita-.
tion from Gorman and Calnen Of
Glenn Springs Hotel ito attend q
calico bali givbn'at that place on the
18Th in behalf of the memorial 1850.
citation. We regret thot We cannot
accept. .,
01" Mr.. Il. j.. GLADDEN. will please
receive onr thauks for few lunches
Concord Grapes. The gralos we've
gown on Alr. G.'s plantation ncir
Blackstock unI arc the; 6uost we
have seen tn s season.
-+- ,.r r.r,
ot Cutie an intcrcsting little
- i.mi:h occurred yestcrday morl I.
ing in front Of our Office, between
. "tar heel" negro and a South
Carolipu negro. Tho s. G.. negro
won OH tho first round, and then
'ntributed to the town treasury.
01r Mr.. W. G. BoyISton is visiting
Winnsboro. Our distingue young
friend is looking we'll. lie is eL-
gagged in continually increasing law
practice in Baltimore, ard has his
eye Fixed on the "topmost round"
We wi,h him much success.
&C. Aiun off aud sma h.up Of two
freight cars on the Charlotte Colum-
bia and Augusta Railroad lear Gil
bert Hollow, on Tuesday, d,tain' d
the Augusta passenger train FIVE or
six hours.
" Tie referee aud Judge Mnckey
have decided in favor of the County
in the impoundcd money case. Tho
State has appealed. We presume it
will be a year before the eyes Of the
hungry creditors VIII be rcgaled With
the sights Of these greeubacks.
3W" We saw Creigbts wagon. On
Wednesday loaded with twenty
trunks, and i'm mcdiata'y guessed that
some Saratoga belle was passing
through town. A closer invcstigu.
tion showed that the load was con .
s'gLed to Da, reni erg & Co, who are
bringing in a lot of cheap goods for
casb. Now is your time.
" Jof Green. Capt. Jim Ma>,
Jim Faucet and other kindred srir-
its hnve organiz' Il "chin bone
band" The performance consists in
snapping their teeth by a gyratoi y
motion tf the wrist. Their rendition
Of No. |, Cal t. Jinks, aid Sh. Fly
is stunning.
sN A strike of lightning last
week killed half an ncre of outton
on Mr. Preston Rion's place near
Winns boro. Had he placed light.
ming rod On each stalk, this accident
would not have harpen1. We advise
him to purchase Grccley's "What
know about farm ng." y 3 '''..>. (.
05~ The painful i, telli, euce of the
death Of Mr.. VIM. J. OK or on Satur-
day night in Charlcston was received
bytelegroph Sunday The particut
LAS have not yct reached u. The
hearty sympathy of the CONN unity
will 10 Ext, ndcd to the afflicted
family. The respect and esteem ip
which they are held universally will
insure them many a prayer that lie
who hos laid the hand of sc rrow upon
them, will, in mercy heal their
wound. -, /
| =" i - & 4 + I
6y County Auditor Davidson in
forms US that Le will c!ose his books
on the evening of the 10Th inst. and
in no care will he receive a return
after that date, without Imposing the
| ~ ..-L-: e.. L
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Dissolution Of COpartncrShip.
BLAcKSroCk, Aug 18Th, 1871.
H\EE this dry disposed Of my iutcr.'
l. esi in the Grm Of Caldwell, Stewart
& Co.. at Blnckstock md Glada.n's Grove.
to Jos. &. Caldwell.
JAMES ". STUA RT.
nNaE undersigned will conIinnc iAc
l. h"sin'ss If general n.rch,htisc
under me hamc anil style Of CAI.DWEI.L
hho &to., amt MI parties indebted to-
tie lato firm OF Caldwell. Stuart & Co. 4,
will make pay hcnt % thr new firm.
.u. . .r J. \. CALDWELL,
&C CALDWELL,
.. ... ". x. HALL. ..
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StkAM MiLLs, ANDERSON c. H., 8. @.

SfkAM Mills, ANDERSON c. H., 8. G.
April Q, 1874,
GhSts We Used at our steam mills il,
TINS tilinge three different kinds Of oott on
gins and tokc pleasure in saying that The
"Nei'le;t and Goodrich tiin' is cute os qooi
ny my wo haze ever used, ahd tho pries
chrap'r.
iS'gued) OSBORNE & McCULLY.
Steam Milla. Anderson c. II.
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WinrSb0rO g, q.

WinrSboro g, G.
" DEAR SiR:--I can gin tw clvc hundred
pounds (l2QD lt.lof ectl cotton in one hon,
np"n Tho fifty saw cotton g,n bought
from J"u last winter. II gives entire salts.
tHo ion. regard il super inr TO any Gin
i'ha,e ever seen. | can ein fen bales ot
c"'' On ~ ten louls Without any cxtr
effort.
T. ..' Very Respectfully,
- - - /, SAML B. CLOMNEY
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II adQuarters. Union Republican
Party Of Fairfield County y. q.
WINSsBoRo August 10Th 1874.

hlNSSBoRo August 10Th 1874.
N0T1CE Is hereby given that Union
IN Republican County Convention for
FNtffcld County %,,l hesiiell ut tlylnns bDro
hi fhe said County; OIL Ffidry tic fodftif
of next sepicmbnr. at ten o'clock a. ~,
FOR he p"rro.c of nominating delegates
'"a Union Republican State Convention,
to be he'd al Co!mubia"S., Go on ruesdhy
the o. day Of September ,ncxt.u for tbc
purpose OF nominating candidate. for
the Offices Uf Governor afid 1icGtrnnIi
aovcrnor II tc votsl Iornt,tho liext asui.
eral election.
The precinct mcttingt fnt' tic elcuhohnn
OF dele gn'ei TO sui,l county convention
will be he'll at The usual ylnc"s for such
meetings on Saturday the 2Ulb day OF
August, 1914, NJ TO- O'clock y. -.
.... .. .,a,sn, HEAkf yJr,EOB,,,a,
County th.i mnn.
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Neau notice OF Call Tor ConvoL.
ton by Henry Jacobs, Chairman.
Notioc-P. B.cot agent.
W. The new cistern has been wall
ed in.
eW" The of1icc feasted on a fine
watermelon sent US by Mr.. NJ. Y
Milling. lie has our warm thanks.
" Peace has been lcst ored il
Mississippi, and the t'eo7s have gone
home.
Hor.--Tuesduy and We}ne>dny y
were the hottest days wo have expo.
rionoed this season.
0-. The "Columbia" Base Ball
Club :reaks Of playing match with
the "1Xu Klux" Of Wlnnsboro on IT, 6
24:h Instant.
ezY- A lady in Fairfield set Il
hen on eighteen eggs this spring
The hen stole another, and a,ohed
nineteen chi> kens and raised ever,
one.
" Politics was raging high yes
terday around the Court Hou e.
Every candidate was arguing bis
claims to pc fcction.
o." The pow.wow lasted until
II O'Clock Thursday night. Such
whooping and yelling WINS never before
heard in this pace.
w. Tho new cistarn hna beer
completed, and is CO, aid red to be
the best Of any that has yet been
been tuilt.
0I- Tie hot weather &c ts no bette,
fast. The thermometer was goir 3
"two- forty" in the uiueties ycAterda,
evening.
Gf Somebody's cow paid the las
debt Of nature yesterday in front OF
the Presbyterian Church. r.
" W. II. II. Houston, the no
torious swindler, forgcr aud radica
candidate from Charlotte has beer
arr stcd in Camden, 8. G.
We had n tremendous wind storm
to pass over Winnsboro last Wcdues
day night doing greet damage to ii {
crops, fruit and shade trees.
or Richardson, the colored pos
master of Chester, Neglected in hi
speech to speak Of the nc cessity o
reform in his post office.
W Quite an exoitem ent was rails
ed on the street yesterday by tom'
wild cattle belonging to Mr.. Il. +
Martin. The Police, little boys'ant
negroes were in their glory. .'
gW| Mr.. R. l.. Dannt nberg, of tn,
firm Of Dannenberg & Co., has jus
returned from the No, thorn mark cte
and has purchased an extensive stool
of fall and winter goods. 500" ~
gW- Wallace will carry Fairfield
but Latimer who is said to be q mod
est republican claims the westel!
counties and Kershaw and believe
he will cat Wallace.
eW~ A meeting of the Res Gu
RiBe Club was hefd Tuesday af,e
noon in the town hall. All the Off
osrs elected ao ocepted. A oommittc
Of nine wes appointed on uniform
and then to solicit subscriptions. ~
0- The breok ip the air chalpbe,
of.the Fai.G field Fire EngiLe Compan,
has been repaired The work wa
dono by Mr.. rtzcr Of Columbia, au'
scems to give geI erol satisfaction.
01J- Cotton has commenced opon
ing, and merchants are bcgfnfpg t.
wear brighter smiles. We havo see
several opened bolls from the planta
tion Of Nr. II. B. Refo.
The Kn Klnx base BALI club viii
leave this morning for Columbia t
participate in match game with th
Columbia club Keep cool, boys, au
give them the best you have in you
shop. Don't fail TO bring back th
first premium.