The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, August 30, 1883, Image 3

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* S' i \ - . f s^yk^ « i <£«»u»u»*!«Escr.ss!s.r».:—r-.s.'rr.’ Fsauanat LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. I A Rarl Chance.-I offev for salc or now occupy, Ti •■ •-- v ; • ■’. '•i*' *.% • >• •'„ • # •».■<» *• -v x ... 1 TUCKS DAY. ACOCST 30. > A'lvrrti •Pinpnts Xotico to James A. 15 j'rent the store I now occupy, on the : 1RS3. j north side of Cotiirress street—one of I the very best stands in town. I will ^e'lcheis—Tames II. Eibri, al80 se1111,0 ptotk (jr ^ 0<jds to tIiR P ait .v Jri’e Trustees. buying or rcntiii!? the store. Terms r\ “NT Tp “O T> T TT' | Charlotte, Columbia & Au&ruata R. R. A-N _I-J _L _L\ -L V.y XLi . Passenger D^cautment, \ Columbia, S. C., August 12,1883. ) Dental Notici.—Dr. J. I>. Patriclc, Jr., may now be found at the Winns- bero Hotel. He will remain hero about a'week. liberal. t'lx2 I mean business. H. SUGENHEIMKIt. Don’t You Fokokt carload of the celebraled “Studebak ! Wagon”, just reteited by W. I*. Doty Our Granite.—pdl. S. A. Pearce, & Co. You take no risk in buying of (he Columbia Granite Company, the “Studebaker”. A poor wagon is has returned from the North, whore dear at any price. Beware! the repair he had been in the interest of Colum- bills are sure to follow if you purchase l ia and Winnuboro granite. He’found so-railed ‘“cheap” wagons. ’ Buy the tluit the stone was well tlionglit of in celebrated “Studebakor” and get your New York and Philadelphia, and tliat, »noncy’s worth. A large assortment if freight rates could be made reason a- always on hand at W. It. Doty & Co.’s. Many buyers have an idea that they nbver get the worth of theiV money in a f purchase unless they get an article for . much less than what is asked foy it by tlie merchant. This is a delusion, for it is the business of the mertdvant to study his customers, and this is a piiint that iu) studies well; there- T. r j a e 1 . oa i 1 ! fore whenlone of this class calls, he sots e ! the. prices With a due allowance for the re - ] THE CLOT if^i ON an'' after Sunday, August 12, tlic fol- kcr ! (Inchon tlmt5.wUl be demanded . If a nier- i Leave Simpson s. n v chants asks too much'for bis goods do not ,Lyir 3 v?, r ?, l>uv from liim tint, i'o f.<> nimtlipv who kwIU ; ■'Cave \V lute folK iy, Augiu lowing Schedule will im jaeftect! GOING NORTH. , NO. 53. MAIL EN’P EXST.ESS. Lea'.'e Augffsta »•,.;. LeaveyColumbia ::. ■ Leave Killian’s Leave Biythewood Leave Ridgeway Perbaps.the most important event in the history of the Dry Ooods business in this Me enough it would compote well with Northern rock. As to the base of the Bartholdi st«i",e, be is mny seeking freight rates which will enable him to make a low bfd for the contract. 13x1 Death or Mrs. J. F. McMaster.— Our whole community was deeply shocked, on Wednesday, to hear of the sudden death of .Mrs. Kitty R. McMas- ter, which took place at half past nilie o’clock on thatmorning. Mrs. Mo Mastei' was a daughter of Col. and Mrs. J us. 11. Rinn, and was in the twenty-fourth year of her age. 8he was held in the warmest affection hv the large circle of friends closely BESATOU 11AMVTOX. What Some of tlie Newspapers Say as to hts Ite-election. [From the Anderson Intelligencer.'} Tne announcement of the Newberry Ob -crve.r upon “good authority” Unit while Senator Hamptop would prefer to retire to private life, “so that lie could devote more time to his private business, yet while the people want buy from him, but go to another who sells • T _ at a more reasonable price. Fortunately 1 ij(>ave " <l0,| waiTt s. for you there is competition enough in our town to protect you. If you are not a judge of the articles you want, and cannot rely upon the honesty of your merchant, you had.better get some one who is a judge to make your purchases for you. In the sa'c of v f Leave Blnckstock Leave Chester Leave Rock Hill Leave Fort Mill. ..... Arrive at Charlotte.. N 7.35 a. m. ....11.47 a. m. }%. J’ 1- | section is the completion of fie magnificent ■ establishment of riMTJxOWSKY A BARUCH, ; To tlie friends'and Acquaintances olf this old esiabl'ifliedliouse living all over the country there is no need of introduction, but we deem it only proper to call the at- tention of the'\M;iibfp,tvho are so situated living miles and fturds awtty from us, that We are now in a position to offer facilities r OH- >- -» .12.48p. m. 1^00 p. nj. .... .1.14 p. m. ... 33 p. m. 145 p. m. .. . ..1.50 ]». m. 2.33 ]). m. ... .3.17 p. m. —'.3.35 p, m, <.4.20 p. m. OPPOSITE GRAXD CENTRAL, COLUMBIA, S. CA JEWELRY. there must be but one price. No one can tell the value of an article in this line by its appearance when new; therefore the merchant who has learned its value from its maker must say what it is worth, and stick to his price if lie loses a sale bv it. To do otherwise is demoralizing to tlie busi ness; for customers wil! soon conclude that tlie jeweler lias no settled prices and no conscientious scruples, and will get as much as possible for an article without re gard to its value. When this conclusion i« Leave Winnsboro.. .v.. .■..:..:.. ,'5.05 p. m. reached his trade is gone. We have, in Leave Simpson's..: 5.19 p. ni. some cases, yielded to the importunity of J Leave Ridgeway.: 5.31 p. m. o. 17, w.v W8 l,t. r nup.w ;e .r m alliicli.j, run, iuly except liaiiilay: j. - jyp., emiiy muntiis of pntlcnt waiting Lfcave Columbia 5.00 a. m. J Su d anxiety tlie large corps of artisans and Leave Winnsboro :8.15 a. m.! mechanics that have l»een employed are Arrive at Charlotte..., :'....3.30 p. m J vacajie, ItaVtugbe,hind them every-. GOING SOUTH. NO. 52, MAIL AND EXPRESS. Leave Charlotte 2.10 p. m Leave Fort Mill 2.17p. m. Leave Rock Hill, .-. 3.20 p. in. Leive Chester „v. 4.01 p. nl. customers and gave them goods at reduced prices, imt we had good and sufficient rea- hi' ii \ iu:s lit IS at Ixii coininaiKl, is ; SM , 8 f ()r doing, so, perliaps tlie goods were token as an iiKticatnui that Senator | a little out of style, or tlie customer Was an Hampton is willing to lie his own sue- j object of charjty, or we wished to do them cessoi* in the Senate, This is all non-1 a favor. sense-. If Governor Hampton wants! ^rxxTvr^T, « r>Tr A xttm T7'T> to be re-elected to the Senate he ought IN (JK. & t^IiArs 1 ULdLlv. to come out like a man and sav so, ! Leave Biythewood. .......5.47p. nj. thing so perfect tar all appointmeuts and requirements for Hie transaction of an im mense business, that on,entering this Mart of Fashion one ban’ Immediately observe that ftvery detail that experience could de sire oi taste‘could Suggest has been attend ed to. Everythingflmthi anyway could add to the comfort and convenience of cus- capacity, while several new departments have been added, all of which are entirely •new features, and supplying a want that ; has hinj? been felt tar tilt* rtmibn. All these Leave Kiliian s m ' j vast improvements, providedftt an immense Leave Columbia , .0.87 p. m. ■ cutlay ftf capital, must nernasArily liave a An ive at Augusta 10.47 p. m. telling effect onthe business interests of No. 18, way freight, with passenger coach this growing and beautiful city. For now ladies of the most refined tastes, for which tlie Carolinas are proverbial, can find in I have just opened a large stock of SPRING GOODS for Men, Youths and Boys, in Suits of Cassinicre, Flannel, Cheviot and Serge—all at low prices. Also a line of , GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS . f ' ' . *" * .. t , • . •’ In all tlie latest styles of goods. Gents’ Neckwear a specialty. Gents’ FINE SHOES in Low-Quarters and Gaiters. , Orders sent to my address will be promptly attended to. M L. KINARD. attaelied, runs daily except Sunday Leave Charlotte:....,, ..fi.tW a. m. . . : but if he reallv 1ms private business drawn to her by her sweet disposition , t | ult it would better, promote his inter- and her mtiforuily pleasing manners, j est to attend to, let him stand aside She had been married’bht a sliort time nnd perm't some of the equally able In this ! a,ld Patriotic men in our State to enter I the race for the Senatorship. The pco- {ili?of our Jstu4e honor Hampton, and tlie deepest sympathy for tlie stricken doubtless as long ns ho wants to he husband and household. The funeral S iiator and represents the sentiment services will take place at threc-quar-! lkc be can continue in the , , , „ . 1 . senate, but we think the people like tors part three o clock this afternoon at too well .to force him to neglect the Presbyterian church. The friends 1 his private affairs to represent them in —only since February, 1882. sad affliction the hearts of all go out in FOR SALE! epr of the families are respectfully invited | the Senate. This style of politiea! to a'tend dactylics will not serve Senator Hamp ton in this case, for he is not a better , ,, Senator than Judge Wallace, Colonel Among the Justices.—All k.mitb,. gj m0ll{01 ^ Governor Tbompson or colored, was before Justice Noil on Judge Kershaw, or a dozen other men Tuesday, on the chargft of burning the in the State would make, and there is no reason why the State should force him to make a sacrifice to serve her. hoiise of Duchy MitoheU, also colored, about three miles from town. Tlie fire occurred about one o’clock on Sunday ; last. Suspicion resting upon Smith, he was arrested on Monday. After hearing tlie evidence the Justice com mitted Smith to jail, to await trial at the ensuing term of the Court of Gen eral Sessions. On Tuesday Bolin Grcgorie, a some what noted uegvo politician of the Jenkinsviile section, was tried before Justice Catbcart, charged with com mitting an assault and battery upon tlie person Of one Suckey Nelson, also ial'i WAGONS. Leave Winnsboro 12.28 p. in. Arrive at Columbia.... 4.10 p. ni- Railroad (or Washington) time sixteen minutes ahead of Winnsboro time. “ ; G. R. TALCOTTp T. M. R Taloott, Superintendent. General Manager.'' a h B-r NEW HIGH ARM Let us have no more of this gush. If the Senator wants to continue in the Senate he can be re-elected without opposition, but if lie does not, then we are in favor of relieving him and send ing Judge Wallace, or some other good man, to ti.kc his place. [From the Newberry Observer.} Tlie attempt of the Anderson Intel' ligencer to portray Senator Hampton as a scheming seeker after office, and its advice to him to “come out like a man” and say whether he wants to bo bis own successor, is supremely ridjen- lous. Every one knows that Senator Hampton has never been an olfice- ALSO IY STOKE: SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, BACON, CORN, MEAL, NOTIONS, DRYGOODS, SHOES, INDUCEMENTS FOR CASH. . * V EEiYSSE «. FORTES. this establishment (.every requisite of a wardribue,-for either street or toilet. X NEW DEPARTURES. . ' f We feel that nowhere on this continent is there a, wider field for progrijan than in the balmy valleys of ilie lovelyTSouth. ; Our selves animated and imbued witii thft .most enthusiastic spirit for the elevation.and ad vancement of commercial interests of our section are determined to keep abreast of the times. With new and advanced ideas crowding out the old, pluck instead of luck, cash instead of credit, ability in place of clteek, science and energy beating down the old fogy plan of doing business, old goods and long prices fipd no resting-place witii us, our motto is and shah be •‘QtJICK SALES AND LIGHT PROFITS.” We are determined to have life and en ergy around and about us. Having now at our command ail the space necessary for tlie requirements of our constantly increas ing trade iye are in a position to* offer to ounpatfon^a stock of such iftagnitude and varied assortment as cannot be excelled in the Southern StifleSu v • % , F6r tlie special pleasure of our lady friends we shall open witii the fall season a Dress Making Department, and af tor much exertion: we have neon fortunate enough to secure the services of a lady -who for the- past seventenn years has catered'to the tastes of the very best trade of New York, PfiWadelphia ana'Baltimore, whose ability as a perfect fitter cannot' be ’questioned. Ladies’can rely on beingptovuiea with the most attractive, freaks''of fashion 1 in gar- be perfect Jn fit, style and colored. The State was represented seeker, and that there lias never been | bv Juo. S. Reynolds, Esq., and the! a tilne 1,1 ki8 f ,wr wh ?, n (l® n . ot , , ,, ■ ’ * ’ „ “come out like a man.” Neither he defendant by Messrs. Ragsdale A Rags ! mn . i, is loo5t ardent admirers have dale. The jury rendered a verdict of i.ever imagined tliat his place could not T “Not guilty”, and the defendant was accordingly discharged. OEM STATISTICS. be filled by another; but there are a great many citizens of South Carolina, the great, inajwtfrty no doo-m, who would rather see it occiipicd by him than by any one else. There are Soul" Fiffurca Showing tlio Condition «f Others Who, as 1\ C previously Said, Fairfield la-fore the war and Just Arte.- i “have aspirations” for Congress, or for i „c « i other plr.ces, and would like to see a The I at rjida Herald oi August L , . ' . V tU .111C » Ml t 1H31, contains the following communi cation from I). B. Kirkland, Esq., Tax Collector: Monttcello, FaivtieM District, August l.’th, 185k Ifr. Editor: Accordina to p-cmVe I here- ’ v. itlrsend yrai the fo'ec.virtt inf ifsi.'ectim.r t: 1 ’ -• tax - v the ranks, s > that by shift ing around,_ through some means or other, they might fill tip the gap thus made. But the great body of the peo ple arc not concerned about aspiring statesmen. They prefer a man whu is tried and true. vie. <k '■ on, if you ti.in’. ties v--uM e liadcis of youi ven n-i-t'il i use it as best suits yon. Daniel •ti:: •i ei Uie , can No. slaves in FaivfttM . 11,97!) No. free negroes taxable o.? Amt. goods sold 235.4:'3 Value town lota gU/Ul Profe n nal bictfipe.... 2S t50 Planters Bank Fairfiekl, 1 ui|,00<) l-.ivi-r bottoms, acres... 5,735 First o'.iptity upland 4.870 Sceomi quaiity upland.. «4,9!*l Third <| edity upland...''!i7,5-.r, Total acres in raiiti.dd. iVl.i'o-l Amt nd intmjftcasury. Amt. assmtf.'om Roads. Amt. assait Coin Poor.. ThkCoxf. mu; .te Monument.—Tlie sta;m: ;iir tic.- Confederate mominiQiit \va• iTi dved at tlie State House in a huge < i fii i-iike box. it was opened ! and the marble inspee cd. The statue Kir.xi.AND, ! is an exact duplicate of tlie original T. C, F. D. which was si ruck by ligbtnipg last jgpiKO .jr» year, being made out of the same ma- t3o oo | teriul (Carrara marble) by the sculptor 470 9s j Kicoli from tlie same uiodel. The la- i!-'> Jo ' <lios of Hie Memorial Association ask i that it be announced that they will u !> now gladly receive suliscriptions to- 32 77 ! ward defraying the cost of the monn- 3l!)97Anent. A cmi-iderable sum is yet re* qiuri d, and those wlto* wish to aid the cause are informed tliat this is the time for them to act. It is probable that the statue will not i be placed on the pedestal for two or | f 18,935 (iti I three months, and there is a possibili- 795 19 ; 1.1,37.“ 77 5,502 efi •' i(i«) 81 By this it shows that out ot this large amount of taxes ?7,502.89 is distributed in pur own District. 'Flieve are about t,070 taxpayers, and in that number we have one taximyer who owns about 400 slaves and over 18,000 acres of land. There are six taxpayers who own over 250 each; ton who own over 100, mid thirty-three taxpayers who own 50 and 100. It will appear by this return tliat the in crease among our slaves, compared with last year’s return, is 130. Last year’s re- tuVn showing tlie number to lie 14,849. Tiiis may seem strange to those who wit ness the very large numbers taken from our own District annually; but such is the fact, and must, 1 think, be accounted for from the kind and humane treatment' which they receive. ' I remain yours, &c., D. B. K. In the Winnsboro News of August 8,1868, we find an editorial giving the Valuation of lands in the different counties of the Stale, compiled from the census of 1.860, as follows: ty tjiat before this is done the site of the momunent. will be changed. Some scientific gentlemen thjnk that thereof of the State House attracts electricity to the monument, which is so near to it, and it is thought that when the permanent roof of the State House is put on it will be absolutely necessary to remove the monument. There is a gpo'd deal of opposition here to the present site. It is so close to the Stipe Douse Unit the momunent is over shadowed by the ugly unfinished sides thereof. It is suggested that the Washington statue now in the State House be plac ed on a granite pedestal and substitut ed for the Confederate monument—be- MACHINERY, OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE BY J. F. McMASTER & CO. WATERTOWN ENGINE. BALL HAND COTTON PRESS.. LITTLE GIANT HYDRAULIC PRESS CHAIN AND ROTARY HARROWS. OLD HICKORY WAGONS. WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE CORTLAND WAGOft COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OF PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS, BUGGIES and PHAETONS. Give ns a call, and we will sell you what you want CHEAP. J. F. MoMASTER & CO. We have a small quantity of chopped Corn and Peas mix ed and Peas and Bran, which makes an excellent cow food. Also, a few bushels of Peas on hand. We would remind our friends that wc buy a small quanti ty of GROCERIES at a time, and buy OFTEN, consequent ly they arc always FRESH. PRICES AND QUALITY GUARANTEED. COME AND SEE US. i J. H. HARDEN & BRO. -M- Georgetown per acre. Union. Hi per acre. Newberry.: 14 per acre. Laurens Marlboro Fairfield 12 per acre. Chester Beaufort 11 per acre. Abbeville 10 per acre. Colleton Darlington 10 per acre. 1 >n m we 11 Etaeiel! 9 per a; re. York 9 per acre. Lancaster 8 per acre. Htebland 8 per arre. Afitlersou 8 per acre. Cbarleston 7 per acre. Greenville 7 ]H'r acre. Marion 7 per acre. Sumter — 7— 7 per acre. Spartanburg— 7 per acre. Clarendon 6 per acre. Orartgeburg — 6 per acre. Pickens 6 per acre.. Chesterfield — 5 per acre. Kershaw 5 per acre. Lexington... — 5 per acre. Williamsburg.., 4 per acre. Horry 2 per acre. FARM MACHINERY! I HAVE for sale, direct from the manu facturers, all kinds of Agricultural Machin ery, Implements, etc., etc. Engines of all sizes, from three to one hundred and fifty horse power. SAW MILLS AND GRIST MILLS, t. Manufactured at the Metropolitan Iron Works, Richmond, Virginia. From the York, Pennsylvania,. Agricul tural Works—all kinds of Implements: from a Heel-Screw to a Thresher dint will We want to tell you somethingtabofirl thts new Sewing Machine, and wd “will oiler it to you lira nutaheb. To tlie point: ■) J* There is no under feed. V It has fewer working parts than any other Machine. The old method of feeding below is en tirely done away, and all the complicated connecting machinery dispensed with in this new Machine. - . e v It is tire easiest running, because it baa fire least number of parts to move, and, consequently, there Is less friction and wear. All its parts are made of the finest steel and tempered hard. l x ; Steel roils and pivot- are used for hear ings, to prevent friction and insifre light ness of running. • All tlie work on this Machine is of the highest grade, and will compare favorably with the workmanship of a Winchester rifle. , • • It is a perfect model of neatness. It is a modern idea throughout. • ’ ! '- The mechanics are enthusiastic. “ Tlie cranks and old fogies astonished. The ladies delighted. Elegant styles of woodwork are made ex pressly for this “Nkw High Arm Davis.” Ladies, come and see it. Tailor's, come and see it. Expei ts, come and see it Mechanics, come and see ft. - 1 Everybody, come and see it. . And learn what it will do. Twenty-five mor *. of these Machines just arrived, and for sale by J. O. BOAG. ‘Machines delivered at yofir homes and full instructions given. A guarantee with every Machine sold. Over 450 of these Macliines now la use in this county, and giving universal satisfaction after five years trial. • “ _ J Send in your orders for a N1?W tllGII ARM DAVIS. J. O. BOAG. ments that vGlI workmaflshin. • Particiiiuri/attractive will be our La- diesf. Misses’ and Children's Undergar ments Department, our Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Boot and Slice Department, our Cloak and Suit Department, and we havA specially devoted an entire guile it for our‘Millinery Department. This will be, conducted on a more extensive scale than ever before and will contain everytliing de sirable in the way of French and American Novelties in Millinery Goods. ^ In all our. other departments we ivill ntfer the; most attractive assortments, at prices’ tliat cannot be competed with, such as Black and Colored Silks, Satins, Velvets, Brocades, Mourning Goods, Cmpep,, Dress Goods, White Grinds, Linens and Domes tics: Glbths and Caestiurrns. UDaniuilu AND SEASONABLE Yo -- '"SM <“• TXYX^-Jisr- -Z.UJTr L'JLID SHOT AGAINST 'Rlonrl » .-«> 'v> W K. irn Poison! tics, Cloths and Cassinirrcs, Flannels, Blankets, Quilts,' Linings, Hosiery and Underwear, Gloves, Laces , and Embroide ries, Notions, Fancy Goods, Corsets, Prints, Lawns and Cam lines, Dress Trimmings, Dress Buttons, Umbrellas, Parasols, Fans, Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Oil-cloths, &c. ORDERS BY MAIL. Our Mail and Express Department is now so thoroughly organized that ladies living outside tire city can do their shopping threbglrtas With ns much certainty of satis- faefion as if they were personally present Samples sent to any part of tlie United States, Canada or Mexico, Oh ■application. All orders amounting to ten dollars and upwards delivered free of Express and Mail charges: Wittkowsky & Baruch, CHARLOTTE, N. C. Aug 16 SALE FEED STABLES. A"fA::Tv,. Ga., April 17,1753. Tr. U74 T n-.i tti- vleti t; i f a'WriNeLl.xvt TVii-'.n, i-d ;;lt'Tr "v <'• J hv Ktar iihynict in'. w.n cun- uud 13 i / hoi. in.:. ! i.i f.ii ii nrv t.a-r l fa \:.y *i:r np tK’ls cf Idoi^i, fl’.*'! 1V(iho:.t i.i ■. i rr,n j T'rnJ'iM e ujrl*. I f.en In van t!« •e a S .:■ \.i hv :hi i;!ri"'r..'ir.thi w.i-i <'M:ir"v'V.i !. V.( , ' , !u'“ ■“■ syint! • •. ’V- N J J ■'.! HI i • if it. i. .1 n a r * \ :Vt ; ‘ ; U I Lui cVk ■ 1 wiiuM h ;IVP I-it l in •>y L"- i Q, O * . iiioiiuiL F G ‘,*f> f T rn ' ^,„ ra . Ji . : .!’i i ; » f'ciiii , ..t of l|l(> it.-t'i' O'-i for vh • . Uts ■ iv.rrn.n k*H: Jt il, an 4 leo 1 } u t bi i-n ilii':i:i- w* u* \ i i. *. -ix:' ’i mivo. V' . for :'M <!!«• if. ]•» i JCOAtHl. . r.\ . i t yt •:r-. it -umil* wl'.roat a )! r, iv ».lri i .• ; i. Slit ilirai p »’• ‘ Ifi 1*1 W i.i HDOlM r or ;-'tcr r- i ifi. '.'•1 to ti xk' ‘.t, in ttty\iynum ul of ilio ui UiaciuoA, a .inr tl“ t tint. 3. 1, l.V.VVWVY. tJ, l\ liJi/l .'»S JA, . l&nroc, ca. (Hi. of 1:1 hr,O’ iodidj Jiotu CO '•!;! Vi pr.it ti nny tv.i < wid ili;!, mi evJreia >r s. s t n j | uri.ctn of mercury, nn: ..r .mv rt; .-r:it •. THE fc>\VL i‘ h-'LCta a: VI., Diu.vef 3, Alkmta, On. Price: r„.iu:t fe.l.CO per hot!! (Iioldinj d oihlo gaauiity) JI.iS Lollla. ei-U sell it. Our rt'V"m-tv> I (c r.*- rlt efl:itl Inrea size, Ail Drug- •wa.. Ii; iug, however, placed TarUier from the thresh and clean sixty bushels oi wheat building—that the Palmetto moiiument per hoita or two hurdr on the opposite side of tlie entrance be I per hour. . simihu lv moved awav, and tliat tl.e i t>1 Su >ky Cultivators, Harrows and • - - - ■ Ploughs aud Plough Stocks of all kinds and sizes. Also Reapers, with self-dropper or self-binder. 1 am agent for the Confederate monument be placed be tween the two at a point directly in front of the State House, main en trance, and near tlie entrance to the grounds. This arrangement would allow full justice to each of the monu ments amt give the prominence to the Confederate monument which its beau ty, character a ml associations deserve. —News and Courser. A Prophet Honored in His Own Country. Some people are wedded to the foolish notion that there is no excellence in any thing that d<.es not bear a foreign. mark. “’Tis distance that lends enchantment to the view.” But we are living in a practi cal age. High-sounding names were once of much avail, hut they are found now to be empty filings. Merit is the guinea stamp that indicates true worth. Henris a remedy that stapfil the testa of experience. As gold groves' Rvfghtrr by usage, so is this medicine the imme appreciated as it be comes better known. TTffi large and in creasing sales of Norman’s Neutralizing Cordial effected in tlie little State of South Carolina; tlie home of this wonderful remedy, is the surest proof iliat a prophet is honored in his own country. * HEDRICK HAT AKD COTTON PRESS. Tills Press will, with thred hands, press straw in small bales as fast fast as tlie thresher can clean it; and witii three hands can bale cotton faster than a sixty-saw gin can turn the lint out. J have also some of.Che best made COT TON GINS, with all the modern improve ments, with PRESSES from the factories. I alAo sell J ’. • . ) * , - COTTONSEED OIL MILLS. 1888. 0 STOCK KENTUCKY HOUSES AND MULES! .Winnsboro, August 6,1883. JUST ATUtlvjJD, two- car-loads of young, fat, well, b-oke Western HQRSES and MULES,. ato<>T\B . .tligpjv.twenty nice young mares, well broke to drive single or double. Also a few good saddle horses. Any one wishing to buy or swap had bet ter call at once and gat .the pick, I wil swap for any and all kinds, both horses and mules, poor or fat. A. WJIiElJ^ORD. > i We have now received our stock of SPRING GOODS, and have them ready ! UNDERTAKING INSPECTION. Wc think wc can SAFELY say that we have never opened at any time a more complete assortment or better class of goods. . , As regards prices, we will only say tha Scales of all sizes, that will weigh from one-half pound to five tons. Carriages, Buggies and Riding Carts, of all sizes and prices. ' '., ,, _ , .. Ifiany person wishes to purchase a ny of the these goods will be sold as low as the same above-mentioned goods, they will pleas# 1 call at Air. JAMES Q. DAVIS’S office and These tables furnish much food for NOTICE TO TEACHERS. A PPJiIPATIONS for Lady Assistant I\. Teachers at Mount Zion . Institute leave word with him, and I will call and show catalogues, etc. JAMES PAGAY, AGENT. May 17-tf DEYTAL YOTICE. CLASS OF GOODS * • ’ . are sold in any MARKET, and assure ouf customers that they will be protected iti prices, as we will meet the market at any time in anything, e We would call special attention to out GEYTS’ DEPARTHEYT, D R. J. B. PATRICK, Jr., of Charleston, ....... . ... S. C., will visit Winnsboro on the. which will be found complete in every par- v. iil be received until tlie 10th of Septem- 16th of August, and will remain one and a ticular, and all we ask is an inspection by reflection iti connection With the taXa- bei next. JAMES H. RION, I proved appliann^ and a 0 li)ng e cxpeitaimm i the public “ ... file values affixed to tho lauds of this ■ - JAMES A. BRICE, j can guarantee to give entire satiafactl county'at the present time. Aug 30-jxUl Trustees. ; July Jti-jxtf irience, i Ion. j [MoHASTSS, BB1C2 & KETCBXN. MR. J. M. ELLIOTT, SR., Respectfully Informs the public that he has on hand a full line of . .. - “ i y re»“ •••% COFFIYS AYD CASKETS, and is prepared to do anything in under taking. , , —ALSO,- i-t 41 r. A full line of BURIAL ROBES, for men, women a:,d ciiiidren—a new feature—very neat, appropriate and cheap,;.. . . We ask for a share of the patronage. ‘ J. M. ELLIOTT, Sr. Our stock of Spring and Summer Goods is complete in every department. We have just received in all tlie newest shades tlie most popular goods of tlie day. NUN’S VEILING. BUNTINGS. DOTTED AND PLAIN SWISS. FIGURED MUSLINS. LACED AND STRIPED PIQUES. STRIPED NAINSOOKS. • CHECKED NAINSOOKS. An elegant line of Ladies’, Gents’ and Boys' Straw Hats, of all Styles and Quali- ties. PARASOLS IN GREAT VARIETY. Our Stock of Furnishing Goods is now I complete in quality and sizes. The Gentle men’s Underwear consists of Lisle Thread and Gauze, and arc In suits or separate to suit the purchaser. A call Is respectfully solicited from all. yrT.tf.7VT>F.CKVTi & BR< . i ’ - • —TRADB- NORMAN’S H fcUTRALl*| Nc CORDIAL. -MARK- A SURE and effectual Remedy for the cu all Irregularities and diroidert or thafi aou and Bowels, whether In children or It la acceptable to the Stomach withe ° ftOTnptlr reUtrrilir’ Dreentery. ISarrhcea, ChaW mm era norbua, Cholera infantum, wmww Flux, (iri;>inK rains, Flatulencr, Nausea, Aelditr of the Stomach, Heartburn, Sick and Nerrous Headache and Dyspepsia. May be used In all deranffomenta of the Stomach and Bowels from relaxation of the Inteatinea or a change of food or water. iros.a4:jkasr'S NEUTRALIZIMQ" CORDIAL ft a* pleasant and hanfiloa as Black berry Wine. Does not contain Opium and will not constipate. Specially recom mended tor Seasickness and Teething Children. Price »sc. and $i.oo per bottle. BoUL by all Pngotit. and Dealer, in XedMns. EX0ELSI0B PHERIOAL 00,. Sole Proprietors, WalbaUmtoC. U.S.A. KiTfita MYSTICAL IKOiAR B3T CGK3* Tine A,?D SPEOlfie. A BEJTF.D'? r fever twenty-five yean etar/ting. A UKJIKDV mrrre'vopulas at home, and where best li'.mtvn, Vwnnlt other retned'M of its kind. A UK.'tKiH’ endcised by the best Physicians aud br.ifveista nt its borae. A HE-MI-DY that Mr. (J. W. O’Neill, Goolwater, Ala., siiys rntsod his wife IroiD aa invalid’s bed, Mid he ocUeves enrerihcrV.fe. A UKMtiDY of which a prominent Atlanta B'.crciiiintKft!d, ’“I wouldhavugiven&OOaseooa a» 1 wo 1.1 a uicltlo for whnt two bottles ot your medicine did for my daughter." AU1751RDY in regard to which S. J. Caesolls, M. D.. Drurgist of Thomnsvillc, Ga., says: ‘“I enn recall nutnnees In which <f ajfonkd rdifj a f ter nO. the usual remedies hadfeii/ea A iiE.UKDY about which Dr. R. B. Ferrell, La- Granpe, Ga., writes: ‘*1 have used for the last 2i> years the medicine you are putting up and Consider It the best (ombtnalion ever gotten u-gei her for the diseases for which It Is recom mended. , A I'.KMUDy of which Dr. Joel Hmnham, Atlan ta, said: " 1 hare examined the recifie. and have no hesitation in advising its use, and confidently reenramend it.” AKKMKDY which the Ttov. H. B. Johnson, near Marietta. Ga., says ho hns used in his fam ily with the “‘iitmo?t satisfaction” and racom- meaded it to three farnlliot '“who found it to bo just what it is recommended." A Klt.ilFDV of which Pemberton, Iverson, <t Denison say: “We have been selling It for many years, with constantly Increasing sales. The ar ticle is a staple wilh us, and one oi absolute went." A RKMKDi cf which Lamar. Rankin & Lamar say: “Wc sold togrossin four months, and never eold itln any place but whnt It was wanted again.’* A UtaMEDY by which Dr. Baugh, of LaGrange, Ga.,sa.s: “I cured ono of the most obstinate c.iacs of Vicarious Menstruation that ever came within my knowledge, witii a few bottle*.” A Kl&HEDY of which Dr J. C Huss, Notasulga Ala., says: I am fully convinced that it is Un- r'valed for that classof diseases which it claims to care." A REMEDY about which Mat. JohnC. Whitner, of Atlanta, well and favorably known all over the United states as a General Insurance Agent, s„ys. “I used this remedy fieiore the war on a large plantation on a great number of cases, atwtys with nhwlute suffers.’’ A REMEDY a lout which Mr. J. W. Strange, of Cadcrsvllie, Ga., certifies that one bottle cured tw.< members of his family oi menstrua lirregu- inritv of many years standing. r A I’.EMKDV that is CURAPER THAN ANY OTHXB KEDictNRoi its kind in the world, because 1 or 2 BOTTLES WILL CURE TH5 MOST OBSTINATE CASK. TUIS OREAT POPULAR REMEDT IS BRADFIKLP # Fxiial.1 Keuulator, (Woman’s Best Friend.) For atleby ail Druggists. Price: bmall size 76 esnta. U'i.ibo sire $1.50. s- . . . fiolo Proprietor and Manufacturer 3. BP A X1PTRX.D, No. 1038. Pryor Street, Atlanta, Ga. ' eiYOR’s PILE j onriMEiT -or any form, or any stage t thjs annoying tronble it hr* been in popular- . 5 n<1 . 18 , verj isxorabty known as a LCIFIC CDRE. It Is also the very fett seined known for SORE NIPPLES, FatolW, Corn: also the very seined* -..ivwu ior duka in rPPLES. FxiaJns, Corns. Jld Sores, Scald Head, Tktxkk, UfiacRS and air.iln-il di,riuM - ^ ■ *: ilwnsnwrites: “j •for Un years, and air.dml diwascs. From Muntxjotncry.Ala.. at had been sorely nfiticteel wilA j ■pared only by the aole Proprietor. Jff Ha 106 S. ] BRAOFlBLOL Y : ' St.. Atlanta, Ga. Saddler, Buidles and HahnEea—“way down yonder.” ULYSSEG. DESrORTES. DR. J. M. QUATILKBAUM, DENTIST. COLUMBIA, N. €. Office Over Stanley's China Hall. May to-3m I J, BLYTiSTKY. B. J. QUATILKBAUM, D. D. S: " • /; r * Office: North side Washington Street, Opposite Town Hall. WINNSBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA j July 7-fx3cL ’ .5 */■'