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r. ' THE NEWS AND HERALD. TUB FUSrHAT. CBBEMOXT. y » * wnrarsBORo, s. c. Tt£9DAT. MARCH 18, t : j 18S3. .fJk’O. «. BBTSOlTi*. CHA8. A. VKtVOLAglS, } Bditops. Augusta Chronicle Senator M. C. Butler, after illustrating South Caroli na right uohly at Washington, has rc- * unicd to Edgefield for'ti few weeks to look afterHija fences—not the political, but agricultural ones. The siglft of his ofd Edgefield home and neighbors has a tonic effect upon 1cm. The grandeur of the federal Capital is not 1 tolbe compared .in his mind with the plainest prospect in South Carolina. The National liailway Exposition at Chicago promises to be a grand affair* The preparations for it arc being rap- idty pushed, nnd the presidetft of the board of commissioners, lion. Lucius Fairchild, is now in "Europe, attracting the : attcution Of European manufactur era 'an& inventors to it. tThc main building is 800 feet long, 200 feet wide, and contains a gallery a third of a mile long, and nearly all the space is already taken, especially on the first floor. The representatives of the Green back labor party In the Forty-seventh Congress have issued an address to the Country,in which they say: “Wo hold that the Government can issue paper money intfh.c time of peace as well as in war, and should do so if the neces sity of the people require such action. .Money issued and used to build monu ments of peace, thereby giving em ployment to labor, would produce more lasting and beneficial results than money expended in war and the de struction of property.” Georg In r.y* Her U.rft Tribute of Reupcct Over the Reniulua of her Head Governor. Atlanta, March 8.—Stephens’s •mc- trOrinl services began at ten o’clock, 'flic attendance is overwhelming and Hot one-twentieth of the people who! desire to do eo can get into fhc Wall of the House of licpresenjntiyo?, where the exercises occur. Many delegations of dtizeus and military are here from dilfeieuL parts of tho State. Speeches were made to day by Hon. Martin .1. Crawford, Gen. Robert Toombs, General Henry R. Jackson, Senator Joseph E. Brown, Col. C. C. Jones, Attorney General Anderson, Dr. H. V. JilcMillor and ex-Gov. James M. Smith. The funeral occurs at three p. in. -Dr. Tahuagu will make one of the prayers. Numbers of people continued to ar rive during the •day until 60,000 vis itors were in the city. Such crowds were never seen in Atlanta before. All the streets were packed, and with the population ol Atlanta that turned out, there mast Jiave been over 75,000 per sons on the streets. The memorial set- vices which began at ten o’clock were opened with prayer by the Rev. Win. ! Adams, of Augusta. "Senator Colquitt introduced the speakers. General Gordon read a series of resolutions eulogistic of the life, virtue and patriotism of the deceased, and iu presenting the resolutions uccourpa- nied them by an elegant tribute. He was followed by General Toombs, who, on ascending tiie stand almost broke down with emotion. He spoke for nearly an hour on the life of Mr. Stephens’ and said ho would have de served all honor if he had done ■no act in his life except to advocate ihosb principles of States rights which ho had always I eld to, General Henry II. duck son, Judge Crawford, Senator Brown, CeCC. C. Jones and Dr. II. V. MoMiiler also [mr, grand and beautiful! THESPIAN HAUL, READ THURSDAY NIGHT, MARCH S&, That Brown’s Iron Bitters will •cure the worst case of dyspepsia. AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. ! Admission: Adults .50 cenH Children 25 cents. --OUR— Will insure a heairty appetite and increased digestion. Cures general debility, and gives it *ew lease of IHe. The New Paintings, thirty scenes in the Old Testament, on more than 3;500 feet of canvas. TliPKfc 'Wntings are now drawfhg large audiencs everywhere and filling houses. The second large mammofh Panorama of | A. L. BUTT, the author of tli^ GKKAT REVELATION PAINTING'S. PROPOSAL. During the remainder of the season %e 'trill sell our winter stock'tft Dispels nerv&fts depfesslba and low spirits. Restores an exhausted nurs ing mother to full strength and gives abundant sus* tenance for her child. The soul will swell out in sublime emo tion while viewing these grand scenes on canvas. The Past, Present nnd Future sebn here as.'heKrer before. w , w^ CnUrS - Mch up2t NOTICE! GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! IF Y$U WANT toe."3r a-ootosj TRY U». | DftfJSS GOODS ANtt; SUITT^G^. Ws exhtblted a idee selection of tiii^e still a few FOB, AS HE WlLl WI ILOSE OtlT ANYTHING 1 'EE GOODS -.A.T’- Strcngthens the muscles and nerves,enriches the blood. The total discharge of the Mississippi during the flood of 1882 was 2,200,000 cubic feet per second, and it was then estimated that the Atchafnlaya carried off one-sixth of the volume of the river. This year tho Atchafalaya is discharg ing at the rate of 600,000 cubic feet per second, equivalent to 30 per cent., or nearly one-ihird of the volume of the Mississippi, having more than doubled its overflow since last year. Here is a danger that is threatening and iinmo- diutc* spoke. This afternoon tqe funeral services took place and were conducted by the Rev. John Jones. Dr. Tahnagc made tho closing prayer. The funeral pro cession was a mile and a half long and took a half hour to puss a given point. Overcomes weakness, wake- fulftess/SSidlack of energy keeps off all chills, fevers, andothe, malarial poisoa. rflHE subscriber Intending ‘to make a A change in his present busltwriS wHl WU from this out, until disposed of, the entire stock of groceries at cost, for cash on delivery, viz: rs of all GradtA _ jffees. Gr^en and Pafchcd. TionrS of all Grade*. Mackerel In kit* quarter and half barrels. Bacon and I.aru. Green, Black and Gunpowder Teas. goods tins season and sold m^ny; pretty styles left, which we Wish to sell at a low' price. CLOAKS, gReatL] Come and see. Will infuse with new the weakest invalid. life *>epsia,andConstipation,aiid became so debilitated that I could not retain 80 mrr lything bn my atomach, Ml life had a' almost become • burdetu Finally, when hope had almost left me. my husband seeing Frown's Iron Bittbm j - J advertised in th. induced me to give it • triaL taWug ' *■•* * hot fen sb f ^’wowtaWu, the third bottto *• - *»l WCII 'and have hot fell sb 'well in stll wears as I do at the present time. Mrs. L. F. Cairraa OEMEKAL GOSSIP. Charlotte Journal: One of the acts of the General Assembly, passed at this session, ought to be printed in letters of gold, and a copy sent to the National museum. It was “an act to incorporate the town of Kill Quick in the county of Edgecombe.” Whether the place gets its name from tho char acter of the climate, the mean whis key, or the belligerent tendency of the population, does not appear. It is as great a crime againtt decency for a Legislature to legalize such a .ame for a town as it would be for a Christian parent lo name bis child Judas Iscariot. The prosecution of the Democrats from this county shows the animus of the Government towards tho good pcO' plo of South Carolina. Tho effort is making to bunt up witnesses who will swear strongly enough to get up semblance of a charge against some of our citizens. The evidence published elsewhere shows how utterly the Gov ernment has failed to make out its case. What the result of fmthcr examina tion may be, cannot now be foretold. The gentlemen who have been dragged to Columbia, at great sacrifice to them selves, have the sympathy of all our people. They nr« no more criminals or law-breakers than is any other mart who sought, in a peaceful and lawful way, to perpetuate good government in South Carolina. Theif cause !s the cause of all our people. They are vicunas of tho spite of disappointed office-seekers and worthless renegades. They must suffer, if they sutler at all, as representatives of the good aud true people of Fajrfield. As such they must be sustained at every stage of the proceedings by which it is sought to make them: sufler consequences no more due to their conduct than to that of any other good citizen. — In the star-route (rial Thursday the counsel for tho government an nounced that they had no more testi mony to otler. —The Kansas House of Representa tives on Monday passed the Senate hill to prevent corners, options and gam bling, and declaring absolutely void all gambling contracts. —Noah D. Smilh, deputy surveyor of customs at Memphis, Trim., who pleaded guilty several days ago to a charge of embezzling $2,600 of gov ernment funds, lias been sentenced to two years in the penitentiary at Ches ter, Illinois. — Charles Luke, whoso mother krej s a hotel in Buffalo, N. If., poured coal oil on the floor nnd applied a match. The house was full of sleeping inmates, but the fii*n was discovered and quickly tiuguisked. Lu. e confessed the crime. —A motion was adopted in the French Chamber of Deputies Thurs day declaring that tho chamber, having confidence in the government, rejected the proposal to consider a revision of tho constitution. —The Ontario Court pf Appeals at Toronto, all tho judges concurring, affirmed the decision of the court below in tho case of Major Phillips, the fugi tive superintendent of the Philadel phia almshouse, and ordered that the prisoner be remained for extradition. —The committee of the New Jersey Legislature, which has been investigat ing the alleged attempt of cx-Speaker Egan to bribe Mr. Armitage, reported Thursday tiiat Egan’s conduct was highly reprehensible and recommend that he bo censured and denied the privileges of the floor of the House Tho report was unanimously adopted Brown’s Iron Bitters will have a better tonifc effect upon any one whd needs “ bracing up,” than any medicine made, / DIPHTHERIA HAS HO CHANCE WHEN TREATED WITH Perry Davis’s Pain Killer This wonderful remedy haa saved the fives of many, many children who Were almost dead with DIPHTHERIA. B. Henry WUson, t^wience. JIsw.. gjrs! " Tho*eur5eon* pronounced my caee — theria, and decided that no mnedion could reach it Perry Dayla’i Fstn KiUex Mred my Me." Liheon* f/Wdk, N»ehn*. It. H., Myi: •liud painters 1 colic and diphtheretio sore throat very aovcrely. Pain Killor droY© both »w»y." druggists all keep it. Canned Goods and Spices. “olai New Orleans Molasses and Syrhps. Rice, Meal and Grirt. Onion Sets and Garden ScfiMA PdWftOes, Onions Peas And Beans. Irish F'crttocs, onions ueas ana iJeans. (ret iftoek er.Groceries Is complete. Now is the time for housekeepers to come and Iky in their supplies it Low Fioukks. & S. WOLFfi. DOLMANS. JACKETS. REDUCED PRICE! <r. l. ikdiXMisr^Tra-i-ar. A few of each kind goods—will sell these to profit and real pretty rloee withukt a I ai Lais’ UXIVJSRWEAil. Tfiese goods we bought at loW prices from manufacturers. The recin%nf of stock will now be offered at i large reduction. tiuoo'fft tfr 137 kfid f*.\ at ULYKSB G. DKSPOKT8& CASH NEEDED. Those indebted to us are requested to settle at once. We have been patient, but forbearance sonietunes ceases to be a vlrtilW. McMasteu, MVcE life K&rcftm. SCHOOL BOOHS. « We keep on hand a larg£ stock of ffehool Books, liiks, Pens, Pencils, Blank iiAlJi*, Writing Tablets, Bibles, Hymn Books; " ir literature of the day, as Library, Ffcuiklin Square also tire pom the Seashiu Library, etc. McMasteu, Brice & Ketcitin. t! FLANNELS. Now is the seaSo.i to wrap well afo'd pr vent colds nnd pneumonia. We are so generous as-to prefer our customers to have tbesc goods rather than keen them ourselves. Have no anxiety about the price. tSI evening star, I THE STAR is sritt with a Pine As&oiitmica \VINES, iRAND IES^ LIQUORS AND CIGAR OF •i'HE CHOICEST BRAND^. OYSTERS AND FISH EVERY DA. NifeALS HAD AT ALL HOURS. FRESH - I ^spectfully* j. fclEOESCIIEL, Agent Are among Ihe sVdek wliich mrt"t be re-1 ducod before spring. Don’t buy ulitll our | goorls are seen and priced. F3m GARDEN SEEDS ONION SETS. AND t nlEAT BAKGAINS We have on hand a large stock of Gar den Seeds; also some .Field SfitMs and Flower Seeds, froiri Buist, LandiTtln I Sibley, Ferry, Crosniah And Ueed. So all) customers nmy be pleased. McMastku, Brick Jk Ketchin. >iii We don’t expect to handle il ksTger, and will give genuine bargains until the stock fs sold. We invite all to call and examine. MY WINTER STOfck WRAPPING PAPER. J. M. BEATY & CO. We call the attention of merchants anil others to our large stock, of Wrapping pa per, consisting of While Newspaper, Manilla, Gray Wrapping and Straw Paper, and Paper Bags. We suggest that if merchants can buy these articles from us AslbW as from abrClUJ, freight added, it will be an advantage to retain within the town the small commission charged rather than pit# it to strangers. McMabtkk, BTuck & Ketchin. : Seasonable- Hints! —Tne following is probably the most retnakable specimen of alliteration ex tant. Any one who has written an acrostic, and who lias felt tiio embar rassment of being confined to particu- ,ul|r dniii'il letter^, can appreciate tho Ingenuitv demaiuloil bv the following, •. whore tile whole alphabet is fathomed, and each word in. each Hoc exacts it» ■ pvdper Initial: “An Austrian army, awfully arrayed, Boldly, by battery, besieged Belgrade, •nde ItJ. (tW Attli »/«vw4S r , neaiegix Cossack eommanders cannonading come, > Dealing destruction’s dev.astating doom. Every endeavor eugiueefs essay, FtVr tame,‘for fortune—fighting ‘furious fray, Gangata ’gainst generals grappk*—grout . How honors heaven heroic'fiarifilioodr lufumt:—imliscriminnle in* iH,. Kinsman kill kinsman—kindred kindred kill! Labor low levels loftiest, longest lines— '* * ' ‘ bid i tides, ’mid Men march ’mid mounds, ’ib: murderous mines. Now noisy numbers notice nought Of outward obstacles, opposing ought; Poor •patriots, partly purchased', partly pressed, Quite qur.king, quickly quarter, quarter ’quest Reason returns; religion’s right redounds) SSuwarrow stops suen sanguinary sounds, Truce to the Turk—triumph to thy train! Unjust, unwise, unmerciful Ukrane! Vanish vain victory, vanish victory vainf Why wish we waiefare? wherefore welcome were Xerxes, Ximenes, Xanthus, Xaviere? Yield, ye youtlis, ye yeoman, yield your A Bold Robbkuy.—On Friday night) the 2nd inst., while W. F. Corinick, a colored barber ofonrtown, was absent from his shop, a trunk belonging to him in which were two boxes—one containing about ten dollars in silver belonging to a church of which he is treasurer, and the other containing about twenty dollars in gold, silver and currency belonging to himself— was prized open and the contents ex tracted. The box having his private funds was carried oil’, while the other was left, but the contents of both were missing. Suspicion strongly pointed to Charles Colton, a colored barber, to whom Cormick had rented an adjoin ing shop, (and as it turns out is a regu lar jail-bird, having served two terms iu the State penitentiary.) Ho was arrested, and in default of bail, com mitted to jail by Trial Justice Aguew. Before his commitment be protested his innocence, but offered to pay the money if the ease was dropped.’ Up to this point he lias failed to do so. Subsequent to his arrest, developments showed the connection, aiding aud abetting in this crime of Sum Arling ton, a colored man, who in the past has been nnder arrest for riot created during political elections. While ef fecting his arrest Sam tried to escape through a window, but through the vigilance of our esteemed sheriff, M. T, Holley, Esq., aud his assistants, he was captured and now lies in jail« ft a Warrant issued by Trial Justice Ag- new, as- an accessory and receiver of stolen property. After the wrest of the parties named search warrants were issued, but diligent search failed so far to discover any of tho stolen property. Tite suspected parties will probably come up 1 before Trial Justice Agucw for a preliminary eXaminutioiv in a few days. Crimes- of this kind arc of rare occurrence iu Aiken coun ty, and it gives us little pleasure to record this offence, which is serious in Rs ettects to guilty parties.—Antwa Journal and lievieio. TJKT Now is the time to buy Garden Tools, such as Long Handle Spado Fork*; Dig gers, Bakes, CtC. FARMING TOOLS. yell! Z inb’s. Zarpater’s, Zoroaster's zeal, Aud all attracting—against arms appeal. —Eixhiinge. Meikles Two-ltor&tf Steel and Iron Plows, three styles of single Irori Foot Stocks, Handled and Bradcs Hoes, Sidglc Trees, Lap Bings, Clevises, GfasS Rods, Heel Bolts, Tmeo4 of rtll kinds, IInmc£ and Uame Strings, ITow Blades. IN GROCERIES, etft> the Magnolia Hams, B%ak- s, Beef, I stilt keF fast Strips, Beef, Bologna Sausage, Bacon, Lard, Grits, Goshen Butter- I have recently put in a lot of COOKING STOVES# And Invite attention to my “Cot- “ - and *Bi! Ill Arp' and Tin- ton Plant,” “So, Friend styles, front ft). 00 up. A l ull line of Kitchen Goods Wasfe. I have three fine Side Bar Buggies and one Canopy Top Basket Phaeton, WlufA I will sell low for the money. SALE AND FEED STABLES. LOOK OUT! Horses, mares and moles. TWENTY-TWO head of fat Kentucky mules just arrived in addition to stock’ on hand. Broke and unbroke mules from three to six years old. I also have several good pairs of horsiw a fid some fine com bined horses, well gaited and fine drivers, and some goal mares and a lot of plug mules, wliich I will sell cheap for CASH or on time until next fall, by persons mak ing #fe satisfactory paper?, either by whole sale or retail. Great Inducements offered to cash buyers. I defy competition. A. WIELIFORXK WmNBBOROV S. C., Feb. 6, 1883- BE SOLD, AND WILL BE OFFERED FO. ■>/ WALKER’S SPEC 1 E I C. DAYS TUTS TRULY WOXDF71FUL RE ME DY HAS NE VER PA I LED TO CURE CONSUMPTION. Its speedy action upon all Bronchial arid Pulmonic Affections is beyond belief to those who have nev'r tried it or seen it nsed. It speedily allavs Bronchial and monic Fevers. It is a wonderful EXPECTORANT AND ft E A L E It. NEXT SIXTY Wices unheard of in Winnsbofo. Iaks and dolmans At Less than cost ffie and see how LOW 1 am offering gbbds, and yo e sure to invest some ot ybiir spare ckange. Respectfully, J. GltOESCHEL, Agent Itkeepi the digestive and urinary or-1 gans in a natural find healthy condition- it PURIFIES THE BLOOD, NOTICE Instantly relieves night sweats, gorene: of appetite and general debility. It ’ been known only four years and HAS NEVER FAILED to PERF’ A CURE. Any ohe ufflifcted with what is geh considered death’s avant courier, com tion, can be cured for S2.50, $5>) $10 00 according to the stage whii disease has reached. No patient t taken $10 worth beforeacure wasa' The SPECIFIC is recommended a pulmonary affections, and those < (j to use it wra do so by sending the . etors of this paper c ■'**! to the proprietors i to me, stating that you saw this t meat in the Wiunsboro News Airtd Walker ^ TE will during the present $eek move our stock ot goods one door south of oi ' present stand, into the room now occupied by Mr. Wolfo; We will continue ( < p a FlKhT-CLASS stock of ry Goods, . notioni CLOTHllTtH OOT8 AND SHOEH} HATS, ETC, And will continue to sell them at {he lowest possible pft&£. Wo are no# Off&rtr 'lii order to reduce stock. COME AND HEAR OUR PRICES RHEUMATIC RE Cures Rheumatism, either acat ic, in from eight to ten d Price KlJfflCTPAE ELECTION* by Express, $5 pi DR. J. W. WALKP) FRANKLfNTOV Jane 13 1 J. U. CUMMINGS. —Buy tho host—Waiuio is the heir j guano; Wando Acid is the hifthest mdti. For sale by Caldwell & Lauder- o. • gnu d'ak NoTICE is hereby glteti £ha{ the annual j election for Infendant and four Wardens j for the Town of Wlnnsboro, 8. C., will be I lofd In the Town Ball on Monday, April ’ 3d, 1883, between the hours of seven, a. j ra., and five, p. m. The books will be open tof Registration ’ on Tlransday, Friday and Saturday, nest preceding the day of election, opening at six, a or/,- and clostKg at six, p. m., each day. The following citizens are appoint* d Managers of said Registration and Elec tion, v\i< J. W. Seigler,- E. S. Chandler and ( WillieGftode. By order of Gduncil: J. N. CENTER, Clerk. —TRADE— NOR] CORD! IX addition to the above, wo will add, after remcrfol, a full and complete stock O-L^OCIEL^IIES Of all kinds—Staple and Fancy. We cannot enumerate, but yofc may be sure c getting anything you want, and may tjso bo sure of getting it at the LOWEST PR1C1 We return thanks to out frife’nds fihff the public for the patronage we have receiver and solicit a ormtlnira.w>*»- t# _:-i- - i and solicit a continuance. If you wish a happy ihd prosp* AND SEE ° ° f h< ‘ Ting tt th * n b y»Pend*Sg yol nage we have received 'ffs New Year, you ca money with us. GOMi CAlHweLL $ Lauderdale. -MARK- SCBKsaO affectoal Kemedr irrefoiiwiues and duordd hDowel., whether In chlldM Mtothd Stomach i AT offend.* to the taste. Promo ptly relit 1 er* Morbua, Flex, Grip Heartburn/ ..l’'' '-v _ THE LIGHT-RUNNING itytiieviuLe FEMALE COLLEGE. In Lumber Cam;> In Winter. Tfio men who cut and haul lumber an** fearfully exposed in sever*' weather, ami, | although hardy and rugged, are sometimes laid aside faun duty. Mr.- Rundull, of Augusta, Maine, who is extensively en gaged in the lumbering business, wiites Quit one of his men was attacked with a terrible sore throat, so that they thought he The second term of Oils Mstitutton will conirtience ort the .Vt) dvy of February, at which time re-orgauization of classics will take place. Thorough instruction in- all the Stoma UtMtlUM in all ! the Stomach and Bowel* I or a chahff* ot food c f NEUTRALIZING It a> peasant and RISSOUtlTION. mUE pnrtri X tween e^’le of “1 ’berry Wtae. Doea notl and will not ihlp heretofore existing be . i undersigned, under the Tft* WlNNSUORO Pb'BLIsniNO is this day dissolved by mutual mended for Children. constipate. Seaaicltne* ilZf Friee ajc. and $«j JMd hy off Drappftf* and EI0EL8I0B W alb alia, 8. C. Wtnlld die. They administeretl Terry , . , . Davis’s Taix Killer, both internally and > departments Tuition wuTbbard as low as externally. In an hour the sufferer was relieved, and the next day he was at work as usual.- * —All iron preparations blacken teeth, constipate the bowels, aud give headache with one exception, that is Lwwu’s Iron Bitters. * nge. the that NOTICE FOR FINAL DISCHARGE. WILL-apply to the Judge of Probate of - * ’ - - ** l A! .1 —The British House of Lords has apiHiiuleri a committee U> inquire into Ibe effect of the Irish act. I Fairfield "County for a “final discharge as Executor of, the Estate of D. 11. Rul deceased, on Saturday, March 31,1883. A. F. RUFF, Executor.- Mch t-flxS' can be obtained irt ant first-class institution <*f tlic kind.- For further information,- ad- drt'ss MBS. MARY H. MEANS', Principal, Wythevtile, Va. Mrs. Means refers, by permission, to et- Govenior Hagood’and-Prof. R. M. Davis, Columbia, Gen. John Bratton and Col J. (If. Rion, Wiunsboro. It IS A e'ACT, WF. WIT.T, 8EU, YOU A \\ agou or Buggy for less than anyone in town. .ULY5SE-G. DESPORTHB.' All kiiulsr of JOB PRINTING, sock as Letter Head* Bill Heads Envelope*, |&c., &cr, done in fteat stylo and vcryi - jMk-ip, ut Tmk News aso JIuiaJU»1 Feb30-t'x3 Company, cftHscnf.- Ttie liUblness oT the firnt will be settled by Mr. Jno. 8. Reynolds, who is hereby authorized to receive and receipt for all debts due the cbncofffc- Ail parties having claims will present theM)to him for pay ment, nnd all parties’ indebted will make i AT U'\A[ I immediate paymbAt fo hhn.- I -A-s Xli v v J. X K. MF»NS DAVIS. HENRY N. QBE Alt, JNO-$i- REYNOLDS# Winnsbofo, S.-C;-,'Jak'.ikb»y 29,1883. Jan 30-titf [OP!, SKAI.KO PBOPOSAKA. cod hnsl- lott’s Giri-I Cooking | ware of air 1 That it' Is" the acknowledged Leader h the Trade is a fact that cannot be dis fiutcd. MANY IMITATE Tr—NtiNE EQUAL IT The Largest Armed, The Lightest Running, The most Beautiful Woodwork AND IT 18 WAXEANTED To bfi made of the b&rtmaterial. To do any and all kinds of work. To be complete in every respect. For Sale by J.M. BEATY & CO.,- , Wlnnsboro, 8. C. , Agents wanted in unoccupied territo ry. Address .... . . DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO. Richmond, Virginia. County CowkiMioNARrt’ prFicE, \ WinSsBOBO, S.- G., Febr 19, 1888, ) done in- a i cr, as cheap CJBALED nroposalS'for building a brides O across Opossum Branch, in Township No. 13, will be received at this office until Tuesday, the 30th .day of March, llfctt. Bidders are required- to name their sure ties, in their bids, #fco will be given on bonds for the performance of the woit. Plans and specifications of the work eaffbfe seen on application to the Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners. J. It. HARVEY, Chairman. I HAVE reccntl ness opposite Mr. Shop, where will and Heating Stov kinds. Roofing and G good and substan as the chettficsl'. Signs Paiute Cheap. Merchants wil e«t to cease selliiaud sell my’ ware, poorly sit as CHEAP.* TINWARE, as/ATERIAL. and is made oft FANT. 0. BART & CO., best style, The Largest Importers of ForeiguJ Fruit in tho South, Offdf fdf selected stock of sale a wad their intfib- ranket Tire-* APhLES. RAISINS, OHANOK8, BANANAS, COCOANUT$ DRIED FIQ8, POTATOES, CABBAGES, and everything else that a flrst-clasa Wholesale Frdit HonWJ thotild have. COUNTRY ORDERS FILLED WITH DlSTATCti fw. lemons, ONlOc »VT8. peanuts, HI Oct i7-tx«nr