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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-28

10y virtue Of sumdry executions TO me
ID directed, will uncr for sale to the
highest bidder before The Court House
loor in Winusboro. on the first Monday in
November next. within he legal hours "f
sale for cash, The purchaser TO pay for al
necessary papers, tho following dcscr'Lci
property 10 EIl
All that piece, parcel Or tract Of Land
lying, being and sit t,iate in the south
eastern portion Of Fairfield County, Stat,
pf South & rolinn, on .Sawnry Creek,
containing four hnnir'a H"d scvtnty .foul
acres. moro or less, aud bounaod on tho
no. th---, on The east by lnr1s o
Reuben Roulwarc and lands Of Hal Clark
o tie south b. lands Of Il. l.. Bnglc,
and west by lauds Of Nav" Bon ware an,
others. Levied upon as the property o
J"hnD. Frost, Sr At the smii rf Jess
Drafts against j ohm d. Frost Sr.
l.. V, Duvall, S. f. c.
Shcrilr's Oihcc,
Winn>boro. s. &.
Oct. ~. 1874,
oct -tlx2
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local &QulpS.

Bay COMMUNICATIONS TO this Office
VIII not be noticed unless accompanied
ny the real namo Of tho writer.
1eDH Wo are not responsible for the opn-
ens Of correspondents.
nD" Hereafter no LOCAL NOTICES
will be inserted III our columns excop
upon payment of TEN GENTS u line.
Hsay'', Any person in tho County having
khowtodge of any circumstance Of int crest
Occurring in his neighborhood will con fer
favor by furnishing Information at this
oiioo.
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County or FAIRFIELD.
Court Of Common Pleas Copy Summons
David II. Celk, Plaintiff, against a dam
DunbH", Defendant.
Toihc Dctcndant :-.io are Ii ,rcby sun
moncd and required to answer The con =
pla mt iuthis action, which IL filed in the
ollcc Of he Clerk Of Common picnS, fer
The said County, and TO serve copy tf
your mnSwcr TO the said complaint oG J. c
subscriber at his Office. Nos. and q.
Market Street, WiInsboro. s. G., within
twenty da3saiicr the service hereof, ex-
c'usivr ofihe day OF such elvicc and if
youf,i to answer the complaint wi thin
the time aforesaid, The plaintiff in his nc
Ii on will apply to the Court fo, he relief
demanded in the complaint. D"tcd 1st
October. 1874. JAS. II: RION.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To hc Dr(cn1,,m flake noticc that th g
summons inIhis action was filed in the
office Of the Clerk Of 'hc Court Of Common
Pleas Mt Wiunshoro in the County and
state aforesaid on he ist day Of October,
1874. JAS u. RION,
Isl Of Oct. 1874 Plaintiffs Attorney.
oct I XG
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extent, pleased tho whites. But his
promises were moro than offset by
his followers. # Chamberlain can.
not make his followers decent in
speaking, we have no hopo that he
can make them dccont rulers.
10 all true friends Of reform, we
say your only hope Of honest govern
ment lies in the election of Greene,
delaney and Kershaw. Pull off your
coats, spend timc and labor, pay up
} our as cssments, and work earnestly
TIL the 8 |. Norembcr.
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j. N. GALLO AY.
'The State Of South Carolina,
CoUS1Y or Fairfield.
sept 2.t

Court Of Conmon Picas-S 'mmons for
Rclier-Mny X. llarri ,on, III 'inI II,
npnius, Thomas ". Woodward, ms Tru :
tee, John K. Harrison, Enhlcr II. lin-
riyon, Lucic i. harrison. William q.
Harrison. Esiclic \. l!qT ia"n. JAS. &.
Harrison, Sarah II. Harrison, Defend
ants.
10 THE DErrxpAN You nrc he, ely
summoned nnd REQUIRED TO answer tht
c,mul,in, I'M tlis nc,ion. which is sled il
IN, ntlicc of the Clerk Of Common Pleas
f,r thc said connty, end TO serve cory
Of vour answer 20 the said conn lain
on thc subscriLcr n his Office, Nos md
9 Market street. Wins horo. 50. Ca.
witliiu twerty On Jsaitor ihc service hereof
cxclusivc Of the day Of such service ; IL, I,
if Won fail 10 answer tho complain, within
,hr Time aforesaid, the nlnihIiG in This
action will apply to the Court for the &c.
lief ,lcmandrd in this complaint
Dated 9Th Aug 1874.
Plaintiffs Nttn,ns =
TO Tho Defendants, John Is. HnrrF"'
Euuicc Fl HARRISON, Lucic Il. Harris on
William O Harrison. Esicllc A. ilnrr =
son james G. Harrison and Shihh u
Harrison
Take notice that thc summons in tbs
elton. Of which he foregoing is copy,
was filed in The Office Of tie Clerk Of Ihr
Courl orCommon Pleas for Fair field Conn
", in the aforesaid Sia'c, on the 2Ith day
Of August, a. d. 1879.
jas. II. KION,
PlHs. Atty.
gent 9 xG
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MoTTCE-

TN!lE following named persons arc
l. hereby notified that they have hecn
appointed managers Of Election at thci,
respective Precints, Mt tho next general
election TO BIO holden on Tuesday the 3rd
day OF Noycm Dor next.
&I&NsDoRo
Il II Robertson, Y W Rabb, John D
Smart.
Jno. A Bespor:os, III Vel! Edmauas,
Douglass Fox.
bok3.
WSturns, Moses baker. .IIcnry Smith.
r II Jennings, Jno. " Robinson, Silus
" Ruff. '....
JrNKiNsvtrLE.
'as X Rabb, S Swygart, George Burns
MoNrIcELto.
RT Marlborough, ii NJ Zealy, " II
Tiapp.
rEAsTERvILLE.
CIV Faucet. d K Fcastcr, James Car
YoNGUEsvILLE.
John McIcrkin, Calvin Bricc, Thos
u, wit. ......
nLAnnENs GhorE.
jas Mc'rorey, JAS l.. Richmond,
Stro,hcr Ford.
EtLLlNSw0pTH.
Loais warllaw, Frank killingswor Il
Jam - +. CaaJn. .....
l. " DUVALt,
" NJ NELSON. Board 0f CGmrs
MOSES MARTIN
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IN, BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the u. $. for I'll c
Dislvi~: OF ). Carolina. III Tic natter
of y. S. Eabh, bankrunt. A,Y"rkvilc.
i'll Tie said Dis it,, On the 18Th Gay Of
Oct. 1874.
Slin. Take notice that a petition has
- been filed in said COAT by W. 5
k"b", Of Fairfield County, ii sd Dist
rict. duly declared n Bankrupt, under the
Act of Congress, cnliilud "An Act 10 rs
tnbllSh Uniform System Of Bankruptcy
throughout the United States" Arprov-
cd March ,, 1867. for q discharge aud
certificate thereof, from all his dchts aad
Other claims Pro7ablc unIcr the 81 Il Act (:
and he 5,h day OF November. 1871, al
T. o'clock, 81. is assigned for the hearing
Of the same, before ". |. Cnwsun, one Ct
he registers in Bankruptcy Of said
Eohrt, at his Office in I"'kville, South
ar"llna. when aud whcr' you nay attend,
'nd sh'w cause, if an; you have, why
'hc prayer Of the said pv ito -hould mol
hr gran ed. Il. \, WA LACE,
u S. Marshal (; o NJ, scngcr.
Ey 1. " CLAwSNH,
Deputy Mes ng..
Attest pAS'L. iiuELD CK,
ok. L. 5. d. =. for s. {.
oct ol-S3
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E @ Nj | N C !
TNa fc% jnys will have received III

INA fc% Days I will have received III
l. entire stock of Fail Goods. la
now on hand II hccd anprly Of MI KIND
Iron aud Cast Ware, StcclJ ards md Bal
anccs, Andirons. Shovrls and 1o"ES o
various kinds with more to arrive. NJ!
Shelf Ware has received very consider able
additions. and will be complete soon. I'm
btdcitig Locks, screws. Hinges, Tacks,
Hooks and Staples, CUTLERY, Faucets, &c.
Carpenters Smiths and Sh"cmakcrs'
Tool. coiIplctc. Ammunition, Guns aud
pistols on hand and TO arrive O! the bcsl
brands made. My stock Of Tin Wn,c T.
large and varied. ,InrGe supply Of Lrnth-
crs just received \ large stock Of
| Wooden Ware 10 be in in n few days, Shcc;
Iron, Tin Plate, Well Chnin. Rope, Roo
iJnmcs and Lime on hand. | will keep Il
| good 81 ock Of goods in my line constantly
on hand. Choice fresh Cheese and o!hc'
| Groceries on hand. Nails and Grag!
| Blades on hand.
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Domestic Intelligence.

LOOK 10 YOUR OWN INTEREST.
NRcril will rrcSatl-racts are stubborn
l. things and will not bear denial--To see
must DC TO belicyc--ln these days Of pro-
gress, steam has become the great motive
and lnbor saving power Of the age, in nll
Industrial ind manufacturing pursuits
and departihcnts--Why should no, every
family have u Sicuih Washer.
Tho "Eclipse Steam Washc.," is !. The
best, ltdoc6 not bccury the space Of one
square foot uud is adaptable to any stove
boiler or round pot, ia which water can be
boiled and with il one woman cen do
what is ordinarily rcgardcda Guys wash In
from Two to three hours. a child, twelve
years old, may use it and do the work OF Il
grown woman in one half The time, and re-
gard the lnbor of using il only pnstimc
With il, washing has ceased to be tedious
or laborious, md "Bluo Monday" has
ceased 10 be day Of confusion and hor
three hours suffice TO do days wash
wilhou, sorubbing, wearing or tearing the
clothes. breaking buttons Sc.
Timc, labor, money, aid material all III
preci Gus ECONOMY Is wisdom and it fruit
health, wealth aid hnrpincss--look then /
economy in washing, and snvc your clothc
TO wear -FOUR times as long as whnn wash
ed by the hand and boa;d. by buying and
using the "Eclipsc Steam Washer" which
combined with that very attractive and
unsurpassed "E"rcka Wrinecr" consIi-
tutcs Il complete and perfect washer
every family and washcl- woman should
and cali have it ana no scnsihlc washer
woman who hns at heart the interest Of
her patrons will oppose its use.
The" Eclipst" il simple in construction
scientific in principle, effective in work
more satisfactorily than ty hand, i'll from
fifteen to twenty minutes. Price Tut ftu
dolmrs-Wiil he for sale for few dny
onCer nt r. NJ. DCNLEVY'$.
iunc &
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dissolution Of Partnership.

uNnE eorartncrs'";p heretofore existing
L. under tho Iamc Of D. Il. GiAdncy s.
co., is dissolved by tho death Of L. Nj :.
Murphy. one tf the coparlncrs Tho
bust ,css will Ec continued bJ the under
gncd in his own name and on his own
account.
All persons having demands aginst tho
late firm Of y. Il. Gladncy & Co., will
send them in at once. aud those indebted
will max" payment 10 tho undersigned
without delay, as,thc business Of The firm,
n.uu br srtt,od. d. II. GLADNEY,
.opt "a Surviv or
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To The MERenANrs or t'A1RriEi.n u
Co0SrY.-Wc beg leave to Suggest
to the merchants Of this county the
propriety Of closing their storos on
election day, the 3rd Of November
next, We believe that much good
tan be don, blythe: mercantile por-
~tion of the continuity on election day
Their employees can bc afforded al,
opportunity to work for the cause of
good government, and they them
selves ought to be willing to give one
day in two years to try to defeat the
schemes of corrupt politicians and
thieving adveuturers. We say then,
to our merchant friends, that the,
will advance their own interests ly
by closing their stores on the day Of
election, and givo their time to n
worthy cause.
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On the 18th October in Winns-
boro, S. c., by the ReY. W. H..
Campbell, Miss AUGUSTA II. PoE-
CHER, OF Winnsboro, to ALLEN
JONES, ESQ Of Rock Hill.
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INDEPENDENT REPUBLicAN MEET d
tNG.-Thore will lie a meeting of Il Q
Independent Republicans on Thurs
day evening, the 29th inst, at the
Court House. The meeting will O
addressed by Israel Lee, Rev. D. S.
Rice, and others.
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TAILORING.

TTAVING engaged the services Of Mr..
IL d. T.. Delaney, first class Tailor,
we arc now prepared to offer our friends
and customers the advantage Of having
their Clothing cut and made to order in
the most approved style.
sept 81 j. w. LA W CO
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| oeHooVc6 US TO STIR ourselves Tor the
reform candidates. We want every
man to show his hand on the Sd OF
November. Let ctcry man come
boldly up to the front. and vote for
Greene, Dclany aud Kershaw. We
nope that all places of business will
be closed and employer and en-.
ployces will go to work with will
for HONESTY.
PRECINCr CANvAssEHs The fol-
lowing named persons are hereby
designated to act as canvassers for
Wlnnshoro Precinct in the present
campaign. They will call upon
either Of the subcommittee for it,.
structionS.
L. Il. Ellison Jr., j. d. McCArley,
Il. j. McCarley, D. Il. FicAnikeu,
=. Il. Dann' ubcrg, Robert lucy,
J. IL. Cummings, X. &. Timmcns,
G. c. Bacot, J. G. Squier, L: g.
Gcrig. W. NJ. Dwight, j. A. Brite,
Pierre Baeot, John IL. Neal, Il. y +.
Neal, L: ", R.wls, j. ". Bolick,
John s. Cathcart, W. W. Bricc,
and W. II. Williams.
BY authority from Couuty Ike.
cutite Committee:
T. Ross Robertson, /. n. Withcrs,
r. Il. Ellison Sr.
Precinct Executive Committee.
0' Geh. j. b. kershaw, Gen. j.
Mimms Sullivan Of Grcenvillc, aud
Mr.. Il. A. Davis Of Cllarieston reached
Winnsboro Oh Thursday. On Thurs.
day night after the Circus perform
ace q scramble was given Gen. Ko. :.
ohaw. The Citiz,n's Comet Band and
the Circus Band joined tunes and pro-
ceedcd to Col. Riyn's where Gen.
Kcrshuw was staying. Tho bands
played alternately discoursing the
delightful music. Qlte crowd had
assembled, and after IL sticIing rc.l-
dltiou Of Dixie, KerShaw was loudly
called FOR. Gen. Kcrshaw In neat
address thanked the citizcns for their
compliment and touched slightly
upon the canvass, reserving hlmself
for Friday When Gen. Kershuw
had finished, after loud calls, Col:
Rion made one of his best efforts.
After fu,thcr music, the crowd with
their cheers for kershaw dispersed.
0i- Sheriff Duvall was in stow
on Thursday. 1t appears that II. a..
Smith, who is in Jail awaiting trial
on the charge OF omLczzlwent, was
permitted, either by tho Sheriff or
his jhler, to vi. 1t John Rorinson's
Circus. After the circus was over
MIR. Smith was no where to Le found.
The Sheriff; knowing that in case of
al escape, he wolld be tried for the
otfense Of Smith, WAS in II terrible
stew; anI inssit u eJ search. The miss
lag prisoner turned up at last, much
to the relief Of tho Sheriff
We had thonght that the Sheriff
had learned q lesson from the pro-
ceedings last Spring. It seems he
has not. SuIfsrIng any prisoner 20
leave his cell is ilagrant malfeas,
ance in Office. utterly unwarran. ed by
law or custom.
! we e'ust tna' 'ha uranu Jury ana
y; ;o I"''' "''' 'I 'oon ~, Wv '" 'n """'
- for t,ilin ~ ,arf,rm th.r !,
must bc clearly manifested that
radical iii ''als have no longer the
p Ne'ege o1 V'o'a'ng every Ia" at II el'
""0 "o'S "h"' f1o"'.s
Of the,Iaw will Le yiudieated
Here is piece of work for the
AK unions.
MA, > "h"''Ho VI "ND''Ah''-o" |"
N"'"''"S " ""'' e" 3
""' ',''" J." ''"", ""''': ;" ''
d. '"0''e' ','"'' "'''' '0"' ''''",
,
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this place has been missing small
sums Of money from his safe. Ho
suspected Wyatt Goipgs, negro
boy, who has been q servant in the
Tor some time. Yesterday morning
MIR. Mob, with other gentlemen
captured Wyatt while in the cxpres ,
olliee. lie forked over twenty-five
dollars and was released.
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Campaign Rates.

We will send the Nlws to any
address for the next TWO MoNrrts for
fiFTY cENTs We are on tho eve of
IN important campaign and we wish
our people fully aroused to their
duty. He who takes no paper will
always .be behiud tho world. We
cah generally tell by Il persons argu-
mchts and conversation Whether he
takes paper.
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II Ew ADVERTISEMENTS. a

NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dry Goods, Shoes, sc. c.-McM astel
g. Dricc.
Just Received-D. n. FlonniEen
Fire Arms-J. NJ. :Galloway.
Notices.. b. .Clowney, G. G. f. G
See Election Notice. ...;,>
:. Masonic. M eeting-J. c. Squier,
Secretary.
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!&lG"tiOn Notice.

VIE appointment Of rianagcrs Of clcc
4 iion heretofore ma lu is hereby cnn-
frmc |, except At the following precincts,
where those removed hy It's have been ap.
poiated u. s. Supervisors aul We ill the
vacancies as iollo"S:
M1NiiCELL6.
JOS, X. Davis, nire II. NJ. Xca'y:
rEASrERviLLE.
Jno, y. L. Coleman. cicc d. Il. FEastcr.
K,LbINGShoi! II.
VIM. Il Yomgue, rice Jas. =. Casom.
Vim. Boulwarc ricc Il. Killings
l.; W. nUvAtL, ! Commissioners of Flee,
GEO. hOLLI. ion for
JAS. II: RI0N, Fairfield County
oct 81
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CARIO-

MAJ. II. w. Woodward President of
-Nl the State cAgriculturalan and Mcchani-
cal Socicty.
itGen. Jn6. .Bratton.
Col. Jas. II. Rion,
Capt. Jas. p. Mcie.
Capt. jas. Beatty.
DR.. Il. 4. Robertson.
+. Elder, Esq.
>. Wolfe. Esq.
Joel A..Copcs, Esq.
And many others have tho "Ec!irsc
Steam Washer" used for their family
washing Ind commend il TO the public.
juno
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
C O MS u NJ p'TlO N

u ~ WSW wv ! I nW w
which can be cured by a
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, as has been
proved by tho hundreds of
testimonials received by tho
proprictors. 1t is acknowl'-
edged by many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever i'll
troduccd for tho relief and
cure Of all Lung complaints,
and is offered to the public,
sanctioned by the experience
Of over forty years. When
rcsortcd to in season it sell
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in tho most severe
cases Of Coughs, Bronchitis,
Group, Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sorc Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up o
| Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
looscns and clcanses tho
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PREPARED DY
BETH ". F0WLE e. SONS, Boston, Meas,,
And sold by DruggiSts and Iealers generally I
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aW" While the Circus was it
Newberry row occurred in which
the colored .own marshal was shot
by u party of roughs from ElgeGell.
These parties are in Jail.
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GF Mr.. Thos. &. Robertson again
comes to the front with the LARGEST
potatoes of the season. THESE pota.
toes are equally as fine as those sent
os by him lust yoar.
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To 0 UR CoUNTnY FRIENps.-Fo
The benefit OF our country-fricuds v.
will state that most of our prominel
merchants contemplate closing thcil
stores ou election day.
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The State Of South Carolina.
COUNrY or FAIRFlEID.

AhO oS"oS VI Couth val Olliid,
County or FAIRFIELD.
IN 7HE COMMON PLEAS.
Tr is ordor,l that The Cour, Of
L. General SesSlons an1 Common
Pleas in and for, the County Of Fairfield
he and the same is hereby adjourned from
Mondny Nov End. 1871, to Monday Nov.
9th 1884.
The Clerk Of the tounty VIII siyo due
notice by publication that the presence
of the Grand ami Petit Jurors aud OF
witnesses will Eot be required until IL
O'CLOCK NJ. OH tho last named duie.
(Signcd.) +. ). MA"kEf.
October 20th 1874. Circuit Judge.
TIuc CopV.
SAM'L. Is. CLOWNEY,
Clerk Of Court.
Oct o. f2xl
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" Ola John Robinson'$ Circu
gave two performances here lis
Thursday. 1t is without doubt tho
best Circus that bss been here sine,
the war:
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Qw Four negtoes and ono circus
man found lodgings in the guard
house Thursday. All of whom con-
tributed to Tho town fund.
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RALLY RALLY!! The election
will come off next Tuesday, and it
behO0vcb Us to stir ourselves for the
reform candidates. We want every
man to show his hand on the Sd OF
November. Let ctery man come
boldly up to the front. and vote for
Greene, Dclany aud Kershaw. We
hope that all places of business will
be closed and employer and en-.
pIoyces will 90 to work with u will
for HONESTY.
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gw" A great many of our friends
intended to visit Charleston on an
excursion train Tuesday but were adj
Vised by physicians of that city not
to do so on account of yellow fever
having made its app :ararce there.
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W The premium offered for the
largest Watermelon has oecn awarded
to Mr.. Johnpthan G. Rabb Of Monti.
cello. We have booked MIR. Rabb
for a copy of the Herald for one
year from the list Of Octoper.
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schemes of corrupt politi, icians and
thieving adveuturers. We say then,
to our merchant friends, that they.
will advance their own interests ly
by closing their stores on the day Of
election, and givo their time to a
worthy cause.
INDEPENDENT REpUBLicAN MEET
tNG.-There will lie a meeting of Il o
Independent Republicans on Thurs
day evening, the 29th inst, at the
Court House. The meeting will q
addressed by Israel Lee, Rev. D. S.
Rice, and others.
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dry Goods, Shoes, &c.-McM aster
& Dricc.
Just Received-D. r.. Flonnilien.
Fire Arms-J. NJ. Galloway.
Notic"-S. B.. .Clowney, G. G. f. G.
SEE Election Notice. @'...:">
= Masonic. M eeting-J. C. Squier,
Secretary.
gW" -Four negtoes and ono circus
man found lodgings in the guard
house Thursday. All of whom con-
tributed to Tho town fund.
G Mr.. Thos. 6. Robertson again
comes to the front with the largest
potatoes of the season. THESE pota.
toes are equally as fine as, those. sent
as by him lust yoar.
To y uR Country FRIEN - For
the benefit OF our country fricuds v c
will state that most of our prominel {
merchants contemplate closing their
stores on election day.
aW" While tho Circus was in
Newberry a row occurred in which
the colored :own marshal was shot
by IL party of roughs from ElgeGell.
These parties are in Jail.
" Ola John Rcbinson'$ Circu
gave two performances here lis
Thursday. 1t is without doubt the
best Circus that hss been here since
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VI For the past fow weeks, Mr..
SIX. McDonald,. the express agent at
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0o- Our friend Capt. John d
McCarley advcrtises on his "bullctin
board" that he will pay fifteen and q
hall cents for cotton iftakcn out in
good whiskey." The Captain is O
large dealer in liquors, and We cal
safe y say he means what ho says.