The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, April 14, 1883, Image 3
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lAM^Vii I^TELI.fOEMOE. R,mn H,,d hC1 ' feBue 40 M - Alicc Wa,k *
,ler, one lot io Winiwbow; considcra-
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BATURO^Y, Aritli 14. t : ' t 188?.
> o^- Art'vortlMmPnt*.
Undertaking—J. M,;JE)Hoit, Sr.
Forty Cents a Feck—J. H. Cum-
|ining9. . • . , <
We Ilave Tiiecl ' r hcm—J. M. El
liott, Sr. . .
L >.a nrten. ‘ • 5 r . ■
—The City Cortncil of Columbia
have remitieiT the.fine imi>ose(l upon
Mr. .Inines G. Uerroti, for creating a
disturbance. •• •
—The Itev. I). E. Jordan and Mr.
A. S. Douglass left on Friday morning
for Yorkville, to attend the spring ses
sion of Bethel Presbytery at that place.
—Approvedoonnty paper and reboot
certificates bought and cash paid for
same by T. W. Lauderdale. *
—Mr. A. W. Reynolds, formerly
of Winnsboro, and sU.jn-esont connected
with the Brown Chemical Co., of Bal-
t ■ * ‘ > v
tiinore, is on a business visit to this
place. ? . h . .
—Hereafter the local freight (rain,
with passenger coa'eti attached, will
tion ?1.00. r ,
• Jarnary 2, IMS. Jacob A. Caldwell
Jp Jno. 8. Reynolds, 426 acres in i^lad-
deu’s Grove township; consideration
S800.
>f January 31,18S3. Bailie A. Means,
Trustee, to Mattie L. Dcsporfcs, two
lots in Ridgeway township; ccnsider-
ation $1,900. <*, ;. f uJ fevv
February 1, 1883.• H. A- Gai-Ilard
to John Agnew, Jr., 91 a^rcs in ilorcL
fownship; consideration ®2)600.
January 16, 1883.' James. Stewart
to Robert J. Stewart, Ofracres in Bear
Creek township; consideration $180.
Jamiarv 26, 1883. Reuben Motley
to T. H. i)avis,‘ 1)9 acres in Ridgeway
township; consideration $116.50.
'January 11,1883. W. R. McCor
mick to P. M. Cohen, one half hitcivst
in 240acres in — township; consider
ation $420.
February, 5, 1883. Sibbie C. Tray
lor to Jacob F. Coleman. QUftdh'rd
interest in 150 acres in Foasterville
tovvnship; consideration $425.
January 4. 1833. Bunyan Emef'son
WE HAVE
THIEpD TKBii i t
MOWERS AND REAPERS;
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’—Leave your orders with Caldwell.
& Lnudet dale for standard Fertilixctfi
Wando ami Saluda Guanos, Aclii,
Kajnit, Ac. . . *
—It will be well to bear in milid the
fact that tiie railroads have reduced
their rates of /aye to Charieston next
week, the occasion being the Floral
Fair. The round trip tickets from
acres in Jenkinsyille township; com
shleiatlon $f.00.
A fin IL I’VJ, lODtCALS.
Frank F.estte’g Sunday Ma({nzinp.
The ApiU number contains eveh more
iUnn tho usual attractive features. The
llcv. Hoses D rtoge contributes “What
is Presbyterianism?” being >o. IV. of
“HeUgious Denominations in the United
•States;” the eiiitor, Pr. Talmage, has a
Buy .ink G KISER E STRIKE and, SEpA-
RA'IOK hom *
J. M. ELLIOTT, Sr.'
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We haw- iiied them nuA know th«nn to
1m go'Kl,. and would not sell them if \ve did
not think'So.,
-Also,—
'Hie ^clbknovrn
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“ELESOTT CIA”
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is offt jed to the ptiiblic. We will be pleased
to have tlite borne orders.
Now is the time to bring in OLD GINS
for repairs.
J. M. ELLIOTT, Sr.
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IRISH POTATOES.
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Winnshory.js $5.30..
—The reorganization of the WoiyVriM charactortMte article,,“Jleacling the Bible;”
MissionarySocietyofRidgeway Church i Edward De Leon continues those deeply
was consummated on Friday, March
23, and the following officers were
ejected • for..the tuisning yeair: Presi
dent, Mrs. R. S. Desportc*; viee-presi-
ilont, Miss Eunice Barnes; recording
tje.cretary, Mrs.-A. A. Moyris; tyeas-
mor, Mrs. W.J, Davis; correspomt-
ing secretary, Mrs. R. H. Edmunds..
—All parties who have bought
guanos from us this scasoju wifi please
call at pur office and. give us their notes
betor the 1st of May. It. J. McCak-
j.ky & Co. Apl 12
—Our merchants dealing in cigars
v.’iH save themselves mftch trouble by
complying strictly with the law relat
ing to the cancelling,of stamps. , Sec
tion 3376 makes it the duty of every
person who empties .guy stamped box,
bag, ves§el, wrapper or envelope of
any kind containing tobacco 6v snnff,
to destroy the stamp tbefeon. Section
3406 provides that whenever any
stampedf box containing cigars, che-
r iots, or cigarettes is emptied, tire per-
won in whosa.hands the same is shall
utterly destroy the stamps thereon.
The law fS t nol considered . compliec}
with when the iTtanips are merely
scratched. They must be totally de
stroyed.
meeting 1
interesting papers, "The
deeply
American 1*11-
Tiik Sixth Ukuimicnt.—A
of the survivors of the Faii-fiohl Divi
sion of the Sixtii Regiment, S. C. V.,
was held in the Town Hall at 11 o’clock
on Wednesday last. After reading the
minutes of the last meeting an election
was helrl for officers for the ensuing
year, ami all of the old officers were
elected. Op motion a committee con
sisting of Messrs. II. A. Gaiftard, W.
H. Kerr and J. D. Robertson was ap
pointed to prepare suitable resolutions
in regard to the death of the late S. U.
Fiuft. T'here being no other business
before the meeting, tho Association
adjourned to meet in the Town Hall
on July 11th, 1833.
RF.rouTED Ho.micidk.—The corres
pondent oT the S’ews anti Courier,
Writing from Columbia, April 12, says:
It is reported tliat yesterday at Kil-
1 kin’s Station on the Charlotte, Columbia
& Augusta Railroad, on the arrival of the
up train leaving here at 3.30 p. m., J. W.
Brown, of Doko, and Jim Lorick, of Kil
lian’s, got into a difficulty and drew knives
on eachptfapr. They were in a caboose or
box car. Lorick struck at Brown, who
was either pushed out or fell to the gfound,
injuring his back. He was taken to Doko
on the train, and a physician summoned,
but he died this mottling of {lie injury to
his spine. Lorick remained at Killian’s.
Sheriff McCarley informs us that
when he passed by Doko on his way
from Columbia on Thursday, lie learned
that Mr. Brow "was better. We trust
Ibis maf be correct, and that Mr.
Brown will soon be quite bimself
again.
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Tranrfvii-a of l:;ial Kntate.
Since our litfet report the following
transfers of real estate have been en
tered iu She office of tiro county audi
tor ;
„ November 6, 1882. John D. McCar-
ley, Sheriff, to Henry A. Craftiard, ffl
acres in Horeb township; considera
tion $80, * ,
{ January 3,1883. Cornelius R. Means
tip Lucy Means and children, 48 acres
ig'Kidgcway township; consideration
$1.00.' rr . ..
January 2b, 1883. H. L. Elliott to
J. W. Haynes, 123 acres in Bear Creek
township; coiisicfc^atiou $500.
January 9, IS^'Margarei J. Bolick
aiid Janie M. BrysoS to W. G. Rocbe,
100 acres in Mount Zion towuship;
consideration $1,000.
January 22, 1883. B. G. Tennant
to B. H. Corder, one lot in Blackstock;
consideration $100. *
Januaiy 29, 1883. George W. Witte
to C. E. Leitner, 474 acres in — town
ship; consideration $2,000.
January 81,1883. A. Fletcfier Ruff
to W. Herbert Ruff, 1J acres in Ridge
way township: consideration $950.
February 6, 1888. Mary Liston to
Samuel Brice, 2 acres iu Jackson’s
Creek township; consideration $22.
February 7,1883. Rcfcccca C. Buch-
giim in Palestine,” etc.; etc, .Tfere are
sci ial and short stories, a large number of
very excellent sketches, some admirably
written essays, a sermon by Dr. Ta’mage,
“Homesickness,” several poems of great
merit; a record of important events, per
sonal notes and comments, editorial com
ments, obituary notices, etc. The miscel
lany is most comprehensive, entertaining
and instructive; the number, in fact, over
flows with good jthlngs, and abounds with
illustrations. The price is only twenty-five,
cents a copy, or $3 a. year, post-paid. A d-
dre.-s, Mrs Frank..Leslie, Publisher, 53, 55
and 57 Park Place, New York. The May
number will eontaln the first nf a seHi_“» nf
papers by Lieutenant Fred Sehwatka, tlic
Arctic explorer, entitled, “Aihong the Na
tives of the North.” .• -
Frank I.eRlIv*i Popular Monthly.
The April number is already out filled
with delightful reading and elegant embeh
lishments. The chromo presented with it,
“A Basket of FIoWcjjijV a.gem. “The
Architectural Progress of New York City,’ 1 ,
the opening article, has twelve illustrations
of prominent, new public and private
buildings. “The Descent .of the. British
Crown,” by A. II. Guernsey; “Edinburgh,”
by Noel Knthven, “Leon Gajahetta,”,‘‘An-
»<5wnt Laborers and t Princes of Grand
Chiniu and New Granada,” etc., etc.,! are
exceedingly interesting and profusely illus
trated. The serial, “The Beautiful Coun
ters of Clairville,” is continued, and there
are admiraoie snorv elones, »iiei<ciios, ad
ventures, etc., by popular writers. George
Meredith, George Weatherly and others
contribute some excellent poems, and the
miscellaneous articies, paragraphs, etc.,
abound with entertainment and infonna-
tion. There are 129 pages qdarto, and over
100 embellishments in each number of this
favorite magazine; the price of a single
copy is tdenty-fivc cefits ouI& $3 a, year,
post paid. Address, Mrs. Frame Leslie,,-
Publisher, 53, 55 and 57 Park Place, New
York/
TO ARRIVE:
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Cho’ce .‘*ma’l Hams, the Cclebrat >d Jumb*,
Breakfast Bycon, Smoked Ih-cf Sets, Bo-
Jogna Sausage: full Cream Gbeefte. and a
full line of Canned Fruit -s, Vegetables and
Meats.
TRY
MY., BOAST COFFEE,
POUNDS FOR ONE D
DOLT AR.
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Bmdes Crown Hoes, Planters’ Handle
Hoes, Plow Stocks, Blades. Etc. R^kes,
Manure Forks, Long,Handle Hay Skulks. .
I can show up a nice line of good ser
viceable
COOK &TOVES,
4 irtf
at a moderate ^rire. Will have next week
a few
CHARTER OAK STOVES,*
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though higher in price, are much lower
than stoves not so good have sold for. See
this stove before purchasing.
J. II. CIJMflUtf OS.
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J. F. M'MASTER & CO., AGENTS, WINNSBORO, S. C,
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IN ME5IOIUA9I.
Entered into rest, TT;i.liam T. Smith,
who was drowned, in,Crystal River Bay,
on the Western Coast of Florida, on tiie
night of the 2fith (f March, 1883, aged
nineteen years and thirteen days.
“As for God, His way is perfect; the
word of the Lord is tried; Ho is a buckler
to all those that trust in Him”. Psalm 18,
v. 30.
Friends will miss thee, dearest boy*
And their hearts are.sorely tried;
But a loving gentle Savior
Called thee on the other side.
Friemjs will.miss thee, sadly miss thee,
When they gather at tl^y.hpmc;
Their loss is thy eternal gain, .
, For thy Savior bid you come.
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Thy seat is vacant ever more,
In tiie home of thy boyhood, ':
But thy sweet voice is gone to join
The angel choir above.
By the puVe and crystal river,
Free from all chrroding care,
■And in the New Jerusalem
•We hope by grace to meet thee there.
* ’
The deep, dark river xnou hast crossed
No more pain nor night,
For thou hast gone to that blest land
Where the Iamb Shall be thy light;
Out from the presence of mortalsj
Just o’er th? invisible line,
Into tlig realms .of the blessed,
Foref ef aird ever to shine.
THE DAVIS SEWING MACHINE;
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Mu. J. O. Boao—Dear Sir^Ij; gives me
much pleasureito Icstiftr rneri'fe^df
the Davis Vertical l i ed Sewing Machine.
The machine I got of you about five years
ago, has been almost in constant usg
gver since that time. I cannot jee,Jba? \i
is worn any, and has not cost me one cent
for repairs since we liave had it. Am well
pleased find don’t wish for any better;
Yours truly, , ,■ r ,
RifteWi. Uhawfoh d.
Granite Quarry, near Winnsboro, S. C
We have used the Davis Vertical Feed
SewingMariuiu} foj fUe last five years.
We would not have any other make sjay,
juice. The machine has given us un
bounded satisfaction.
Very respectfully,
: Mits. W. K. TunNEiiivnd Daughters.
Fairfield county, S. C., Jan. 27,1883.
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Having bought a Davis Vertical Feed
Sewing Maclfifl^ from Mr, J. O. Bong some.
tlifee ye-ht tegb.'dnd it having given me
perfect satisfaction in every respect as a
family machine, both for heavy and light
sewing, and never n«?d«d tbe
pair in any way, I can cheerfully recom
mend it to any one as a first-class machine
in every particular, and think it second trf
none.. t* is one of the simplest machines
made; niy children use it with alj;^ya' ‘
The attachments are more easily ; adjusted
and it dees a gi eater range of wbrk by means
of itb Vettkvil.Ftaed any other ma
chine 1 have ever seen or used. .;-v • *
Mns. Thomas Owinqs.
Winnsboro, Fairfield county, S. C.
Wo have bad one of the Davis Machines
a^out four years and have always found it
ready to do all kinds of work weliave had
occasion to do. Can’t see that tiie machine
is worn any, and works as well as when
new. Mbs. W. J. Ckawford.
Jackson’s Creek, Fairfield county, S. C.
1883
Spring
Bl’ftlNG
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SPRING
1883
SPRING
sfaic&i
SPRING
km THINK!
ET^iSfcSL. H.1W AjYD
-THE-
SUSSM R1D1C TJ L 0 s L Y LOW PRICES
OUR
NEW ST(5CK OF
IS ATTR-TVlNt? feAlUY-'
O^EI^iNfe OF
SPRING MILLINERY.
-COMMENCIXCi-
FBIMY, ijril
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Just opened a fine line of
MEN’S,
1 YOUTHS’
—-and—
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BOYS’ SUITS,
j 'Grand display pf French and Domestic j
Pattern Hate and Novelties.
MISS BLACK, a first-.eiass milliner from
Baitimore, wlip is jHU’sonalty known to
hnany in botli our town and county, will be
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much pleased to servo pli who may call,
No hrpid)l4 to show goods, We can only
request a trial, and will guarantee satis
faction in every particular.
■ MRS. BO AG having just returned from
IS. SUGENHEIMER’S;
An exnminat'on of our goods and a kttOMfledge of onr prices will convince you
1 that we are telling you .only toe PLAIN UNWARRANTED TRUTH.
JV DRY GOODS, C /. O JH TXG f IT A T%. CAPS AND SHOES,
we have Very good assortment.
GROCERIES—ALL. KINDS GENERALLY
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BONELESS CODFISH and FINE MACKEREL SIX FOR TEN CENTS.
CALL FOR OLD CROW WHISKEY.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES
wfe CAN OIsLY ENUMERATE A FEW ARTICLES NOW ON HAND.
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NEW AND DESIRABLE
STYLES^; . .
J. O. BOAG,
We Have Received Our
LADIES’ HATS
My wife is highly pleased with the Davis _ ..<n\.rT
Machine bought of you. She would not Of the LATEST SI YLES,
take double what she gave fora it The!
machine has not bee» out of orjler «ince 1 *' \1 #T.TT^rn‘h«T*Vr ty »
she had it, and she can do any kind of FROM FIF TEEN CENTS Up.
work on it. Very respectfully, j
Jak. F. J?hee.
Monticello, FaiiiBeld county, S. C.
. The DA vis Sfcwfhg Machine is xhn^iy a
treasure, ,. .r. Mbs. J. A. (iponwys.
Ridgeway, N. C., Jan. 10,1^88.
And visions of rapture and glory
From the beautiful world of the blest
Draw our ht arte from the scenes of this
earth-land . .«
To the realms where our dearest ones
rest.
And we hold the sweetest communion
With tiie spirits of tlmse whom we love, ’
Jurt a lift e lyeyond in the future,
To our Father’s blest mansion above.
S. H. W.
•T. 0. Boag, Esq., Agent—Dear Sir: My
wife has been using a Davis Sewing Ma
chine constantly for the past fanr years,
and it hafi never needed any repairs and
works just as well as when fipt bought.
She says It will d„o a greater range of prac
tice} work and (To it easier and better than
any machine slje Ms. ever use?}. We cheer-
fiilly recommend It as-a No. 1 family
machine. Yours truly,
Jas. Q. Davis.
Winnsboro, S. C., Jan. 3, 1883.
X gall fi : om alf is’ respect'
fully solicited;
R LAStMCKER $ BRO.
BUOU3EN, lUGCilES.
Don’t forget tliat you can get good, well
finished Open or Top Buggy, or Double-
Seated Gunboat cheap for cash from
J, O. BOAG-
NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES.
bllGAR.
UOFFEE, Green.
COFFEE. 1 toasted:
CANNED GOODS.- .
SODA CRACKERS.
DEEP SEA MACKEREL,
iu cans.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
OATMEAL.
i'Lt rtJH, all grade*.
SYRUPS,
li 4MS-, r
CHEESE.
MACARONf.
PJCKLES.
GHHID IE.XSH: 3POTA.TCES.
J. H. HARDEN S BRO.
. .. Also lt(H-s, Plows, Trace Chains, Hames. Back Bands, Bucket*, fej:ocfms,‘etc; ft
the Npr^n nte'(Vi not hesitate to say youJdmposiJtde to mention all, but “Call for what you want and pay for ylurt you git.”
'Will find our stock in every department
fuller and better selected Rian ever before
i 1 .*»*•;
since we have been in business.
Many thanks for past patrtmr.gc. We
solicif a eontimmnce ef the same.
7 ■ ■
1883;
IEAE TO ALL
OPENING THIS DAY.
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NORMAN’S
wt OT*ALIZ| W( ;
““[DIAL..
BUY A NO. 1
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Family Sewing Machine. Every Ma
chine warranted as represented, and guar-
antees given.with every machine, Liglitest
i.
running and best machine <m the market.
For sale only by
J. O. BOAG..
3ale
t AND FEED STABLES,
—MARK—
nui
• to tb* I
i Morbus,
Ito, '
'Drseutwr. UnTboi^Chal-
Cbolcns Intantum,
ud Bowels from rolarutton aC ftw
’food or water.
—Is your wife’s health po f?
childreu sickly'^ Giy« thorn Brown’s Iron
Bitters. It will revive them. f-.
Ate your
li
UNDERTAKING !
MR. J. iff. ELLIOTT,
Respectfully informs the public that ^ie
lias on hand a full line of
COFFINS AND CASKETS,"
and is prepared to do anytliing in under
taking.
—ALSO,*—
A full lino of BURIAL ROBES, for men,
women and children—a new feature—fery
neat, appropriate anddfl^ap. . ( ^
We ask for a share of tiie patronage.
J. M. ELLIOTT, Sr.
Hams, Shoulders and Breakfast Strips.
Dried Beef and Smoked Beef Tongues.
Pickled Cod Fhii tend Snow Drift Cod Fish.
V • • . . n.
Smoked Tlerrings.
Choice Hyson Tea and very Fine English
Breakfant Teas.
Cream Cheese and Mac^offi.
parched and Green Coffees.
With a good many other nice goods, all
of which will be sold cheap; at
. • * ;
S. S. WOLFE’S.
the Stomach ted Bowel
inteottnoo or a ehtegoot
xrosukCJLxr’S :1 v
$ NEUTRALIZING CORDIA.L
'!• m plewant and hormkos as BlMcl
berry Wine. Doe* not contein
and will not eonsdi
mended for
Cbildre&a
Price .«e* boa*. >;
Boii by aU ITruejitt, and IMOer, t* MMUcifU,
UD0K GHB1G0AL
Sole ProDcietors,
ewwwan. at
Walhalls, AC. U.S.A.
.... • • . • • ..Ad* * * -'W * • 7 -H*
The long nnticipatedholiday rush has come and gone, and the New Year
with its hidden future has dawned npon us; and as I intend to use my ulmostr
endeavors to merit in future the very liberal patronage that has been extended
to me the past year, by consulting at all times the interests of my custoniei*s, I
Like this opportunity of announcing that from this date my present stock of
FALL AND WINTER. GOODS
Will lio sold at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, In order
preparation for a more extended
Spring and Summer
ruaui
making vaaTr ifilYehases ns mr
t I prbmTse in tins advertisement,:
TRADE THAN HERETOFORE.
.. Please call and examine my stock before
prices will convince yon that. I mean just what
Thanking my, friends for their very liberal and gratifying favors,
fon all a happy tend prosjierous New year,
t. SAMUELS.
I wisk
RED!1CT19N IN CLOTHING.
I wifi close out my winter stock of ClaOTHIfiTCft
at Reduced prices, ■»> ordef to fiiakc room for a
large stock ot
LOOK OUT!
HORStJS, 8aEES AND MULES.
BPPTwa nr .1
JL JLV-JI A— V V_V - A ^1
CHOLERA,
be _.
insects
tend
ECT
at the
I mean in fowls, can
“POULTRY POWDER’,
upon plants or animals, such tea
fleas, csvkbe destroyed by the;
iOWwm*’ Both tean be had
f6iug Store ot V -".l.
W* E. AIKEN.
TWENTY-TWO hca<) of fat Kentucky
mujes Just arrived in aadiUou to 4<ick tuv
, hand. Broke >Virt (mbrokc miilts from
WTOOTI’S ONT1 N'R I three to Slx'jtf.rt-s ohl I also have several
M \J\JAr O t /L/wlv xAaTXj msld pairs *ef liorses and t ome fine com
bined horses, vi^ll gafted and fine drivers,
and somtf'good mares and a lot of plug
moles, which I wiii sell cheap for CASH,
or on time until next fall, by persons mak
ing me satisfactory j>a pers, either by wbole-
ncemente'offered
, Klcn’s, Boys'’ and Youths’ Syks. Fine line of Overcoatf -
at good bargains. Be sure ti call at
.5* -fq»- { ,
WHITENING AND PRESERVING
THE TEETH*,
KEEPS THE BREATH PURE AND
SWEET.
FORMULA OF DR T. T. MOORE.
W, O, FISHER,
WftOLBSALB Acreinv Columbia, 8. C.
Ky Stele An Winnsboro by
McMASTER PRKt A KErcmN.
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Meta 22-txiy
M L. KINARD’S,
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OPPOSITE GRAND CENTRAL, COLUMBIA, 8. C\
:
ig me satisfactory jtapers, <
ir or retail. Great indue;
to cash buyers. - I defy competition.
-. A,. WILLIFOR0.
WmNSBe’BO, 8. o., Feb. 6, 1883 ,
, RUBBED FAIXT.
Paint, for
U/ tin or -slnng’.e roofs, just received.
MoMaster, Brice & Ketchis.
J. E. McDonald. C. A. Douglass.
McDonald & bouolass,
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Aitorneys at Law, No. &, Law Baage,
WINNSBORO, S. C
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Practice in all the State Courts.
E. 3. Raosoalb.
RAGSDALE &.
Attorneys at La
.
G. W. Ragsdale.
No.
Winnsboro, s. c.
Special Attention Given to C
Y-
Buv THE PAI.'T/W) WAGOtf OF
LLEbbE G. DEbPORTES.
OrES Eucores,
ULY