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0$ .'A* ft '' '^ v }/ ^... jf^r^r i:Ct-ry« v 4^ -.^r ? - *» . - v’^-Tv^r^s^r-v LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. TUESDAY. September 4, : >v. Jr. '^5#*/. ■.«, ‘••J , V.-<-.^ ,, V' "V^.* 1 - ' . * . . V • - •••• -. • . ; ■ .' - v - > ■ • i,. v . •' r ■ ■ ‘ ? ufMi 1 .ii ■imHpMpMiii.H BI Utmnnnwmm mi.n ^ Adv^rtlnem* iNcw Shi*es—J. M. Benly. Watches—Connor & Chandler. Wiunsboro S. & L. Association—D. E.,F16nniken, Secy, and Treas. fanning, and it wouldn’t be time spent the plaudits ^t all present, amiss for furmers to go and examine dance, vvliich is peculiar to :^3. for themselves. The planters of that Scotland, is very pretty and gracelul — 1 . . . , and introduces most ot the steps which section are progressive, wide-awake belong to the Highland Fling, and was and energetic, and Monlicello is dc- most elegantly rendered by the gentle- "\/l" A 1^1 TTT'^'V" aervedly regarded one of tlio finest meii nained above. In fact, whilst view- _/T3_ v^/_I—1_ A U-s -1 J .A. v 1 $ portions of the county. (oral nrler*. . ‘ —The Associate Reformed Presby terians at Dne West, says the Abbe ville Medium, have decided to build a new church in that place... The build- l iag is to ba of brick, and the, new r church will doubtless be an ornament to Due West. , , , —The staid old Bachelors are calling loudly for a meeting of the Union, and . there is some foundation for the Auc and cry. Several pf the boys are sick and the : Gr.an.(J Jabbcrwock isdrein- bling in his boots for the recent crimes for which he must answer. “Justice delayed is justice denied.” PEitsoNAL.-r^Irs. D. V. Walker left Monday for All-Healing Springs. She expects to go in company with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Barron, of Colum- bia. S.C. ^ V A .Rake Chance.—* I offer for sale or rent the store I now occupy, on the north' side of Congress street—one of the very begt $tands in town. I will also sell the stock of goods to the party buying or renting the store. Terms liberal. I mean business. ■ f4x2 B. Suoenheimer. The Public Well.—The work on the public well iu front of the Town Hall has been completed and it is now'in condition for use. There are now five feet of water and it offers every prom ise (hat it will fully supply all reason able demands from the public. It has been out of fix for sometime, and its need was for many days sorely felt by those who were unable to procure water elsewhere. Death.—Miss Annie Harper died at the residence of her brother-in-law, Mr. R. P. Curry, near Long Run, in this county, on Monday morning last. Miss Harper had suffered severely for over a year from a cancer, and }t was this tlgit immediately caused her death. The deceased was about sixty years of age and leaves many friends to mourn her death. Ouv sympathies to the bereaved relatives and friends in their sorrow. j ingthedance and listening to the Scotch air so happily performed by jolly nl and active men of the communitv 1 woods thickening green , the huge , re beginning to realize it, and the boulders of Ih.ek (it v looming up in • • e .• .. . 1 the distance, and the bright eves and own is ripe for action. Already the , |ia| , py ’ of loV( . ly laMesaroUinVit I [cnomiiuition&i graveyards are crowd- was not difficult toimninne one’s sell in A Cemetery Needed.-Wimishoro J, : , V ,n y ^'irray upon the accordoon, , • . r .i with the limpid waters ot Morris i needs a common cemetery for the (;reek |10ai . 1)V J o^uraling and kissing buritd of her dead. The most thought- jtg pebble ohore o’erliung with wild- J till and active men of the community woods thickening green”, the huge nr tow denominational ed-.to overflowing and steps will have tiie land of Burns. I certainly, for the to be taken at *n early dayefor their * A " The Pte.l>yterian yard 1W(y!test0 )0( , li; , iu,w full, the Associate Befoi mcd ..m, , ,|„„. Un , 7 , , c , wl ,iml,is l,o»-,! I scorn not the jieasairt. tho’ ever so low; But a club of good fellows like thest that are here, And a bottle like this are my glory and care.” The games were OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE BY F. McMASTER & CO. WATERTOWN ENGINE. BALL HAND COTTON PRESS. enlargement is Presbyterian scarcely has room for the dead of another year, while the grave yard adjoining the Methodist church is conceded by all to be for many reasons an undesirable burial place for friends and relatives. In view of this condi tion of affairs, to ,say nothing of the importance of such sanitary regula tions, would it not-be wise and proper for the public-spirited men of Wiims- boro to take the matter in hand, pur chase the necessary lands on the out skirts of town and,establish a cemetery where all families can have neat and appropriate resting places for their eon nod in mv mind a verse from that LITTLE GIANT HYDRAULIC PRESS. concluded with the uiostUaughable performance of the SACK RACE. Here the contestants arc tied up in sacks and go as they can to and around a stake about fifty yards off and return to the point of departure. The entries were Me,ssrs. J. Murray, 1). Horne, W. Grant and C. Grant, who arrived at the goal in tho order named. Tho next was a SPECIAL SACK RACE between Messrs. A. Bisset and W. CHAIN AND ROTARY HARROWS. • OLD HICKQRY WAGONS. . * ’ '' \' f WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE CORTLAND WAGON COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OF ' PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS, BUGGIES and PHAETONS. Give us r. call, and we will sell you what you want CHEAP. J. F. McMASTER & CO. r J£\2I dead. No doubt a company .might be Keith. Mr. Bisset took the lead in easilv formed fori this purpose; lands Ui»e style, bounding along with giaiit conveniently located, bought at rea- ^ a f*' vl, i oh 1 . wo " 1 ‘ 1 ^'e done credit ' „ J , ; to an Australian kangaroo, and seemed! sonable figures, and lots or squares ( 0 win*; hut “in the midst of! sold to families desiring them at such ! prosperity we are in adversity”, and TV 7 " TTT/^TT 4 T> "Vr ' then* a wider tie figures as would be justified by the when about li.lf way through he lilYJIl iVitiU.; balmy valleys of trouble, expense and labor incident to * 0 PP |pd tt .". ,i . fel1 ’ al ! d ''f'™ l 1 ® ' va ? . - ip' 1 | fan-iron his legs again Mr. Keith had its proper preparataon. tlier towns an .jved home and the race was irrevo- of less size, and certainly of less im- j cably lost. portance in the State, now have ceinc-1 Then came dinner, good enough for tcrics that reflect honor and credit P l ' IICCft and hounteous "noiigl' torn. upon the onginatore, and why cannot lcuvall . v n afte ,. a t wenty-fuiir hours Wiunsboro, with its population of over march w'itliont rations. To speak of 1,500 inhabitants, follow in the wake lager beer, soda water, lemonade,- of the commendable example? The dadied jiitli Old Port, and Another ...... A preparation in a jug which is bv no only solid objection that can he urged (nenlls (rioted t .Scotland, would he against the proposed movement is the superflaus. Suffice it to say all were imtiiral sentiment that people entertain pleased and left for home, except ’wo of burying their dead si le bv si.h . ^ three, who were so mucli j i *. .. . ‘ . witli the trentmeiit winch thev had There is some farce m the argument, lvct . iv ., M | tVom 4 he Scotclimen that they coHchuled that they “wouldn’t go home til' morning”, and actually re mained on the (/round all night. So ended this affair which was decidedly a success, and winch we hope will he repeated as soon as the weather cools a RL'STiCUS. New Postofkick.—The new post- office has at last been established at Simpson’s and the mails are received there twice a day. The name has been changed to Nelson’s, and Mrs. Nelson, of that place, is postmistress. Post- office facilities at Simpson’s are a mat ter of ho little importance to the.giti- >ut when weighed against the many advantages that will result to the whole town and the benefits that will accrue to the generations to come, it really amounts to lit le that is, serious, and .suolvMMitin.ents.should, in view of the little. -pruseUt condition of affirrs, throw no | obstacles in the way of a successful | She PrcBervcd Her Own Fruit. e luul a fancy for pea ’ es in the consummation of the scheme under di>- “pound to pound ,, , ■ » i .. i 7 used to do them. And she us cussion. Let us heat tiom tnends ana er’Hold fashioned preservin'; kettle enemies of the movement. SCOTCH PICNIC AT ROCK CITY. A Nnval Entertainment Among the Qnarry- • men -A Very Pleasant Time for Every body Messrs. Editors: To those of yonr readers who were not so fortunate as i to lie present at Rock City, the follow- old way, last as her mother ' her moth- The j kettle upset and sent its scaidin ; cont.» s over the unhappy lady's feet, as she stood lief'ore the kitciien fire: They put her to bed and treated the scalded parts w'th Perky Davis’s Fain Killer, the sover eign reme Iv for hums, scalds and blisters. In two or three days siie was well. * —Ask your neighbor where to buy good Shoes. Don’t faii to try BEATY’S CORNER STORE. zens of that commnnitv, and it will - , t- o. r % • - , ting account mav. not he without inter- mnsuoro ». ob D. Assiociation. dmihtlcss do much for the general intelligence of the neighborhood. We coiigraiulate our friends upon their good fortune. The Schools.—The School Trustees have elected the Rev. Willard Rich ardson Principal and Miss Julia M. Fripp Assistant teacher for the colored school at this place. The exercises will commence on the 17th lust. As already announced, Mr. Patterson Ward I aw has be<*)i; elected Principal and Mr. B. R. Turnipseed Assistant Principal of Mount Zion Institute, i The eleeiion of the three ladv assist-! est. Perhaps, Messrs. Editors, there are some who do not take our enter prising county paper, and are there fore hehjud the times and don’t know the site of this manufacturing city which hes so suddenly leaped into being, and promises soon to go ahead of the Boro, at least in the sale of its | magnificent granite. For the benefit | of those benighted souls, let pie say ; that Rock City is the terminus of the ! Granita & Rock City Railway, which i taps the Charlotte, Columbia & Au- jgusta Railroad three miles below rniiE Second Regular Monthly Meeting JL of the Wiunsboro Savings and Loan Associati on w r ii! be heal in the Town Hali this (Tue.-d ty) evening at eight o’clock. Members w ill come prepared to pay the in stalments for August and fetptember. Money wiil be oftcied for loan. ' D. R. 1’LEXNIKEN. 8ept4-fl Secy, and Treas. WATC rpw; A number of our customers are thinking of buying watches this winter, and where and what to huv are anxious questions Winnsboro and runs four and one- with them. There are s;> many firms , third miles to Rock CRv, where is throughinit tiie yition eager to niake for- ants will be held on the 10th inst. The L, A • • , . ,, . tum ‘ s 111 » short time sending out their 1 ioiind m inexhaiistable quantity what, circulars and price-lists We want to tell von something about tins new Sewing Mael me, and \vc wiil otter it to you in a nut shell. To the point; .exercises of Mount Zion will also com mence on the 17th inst. K "Council Meeting.—At a meeting of the Town Council on Monday Mr. J. N. Center resigned the .office of clerk and Mr. W. S. Rabb was elected to fill the vacancy. An ordinance was passed gnlitlcd “An ordinance to pre vent accidental poisoning,” which re quires all druggists to keep all poison ous medicines in one common case, properly and clearly labelled in red, and to be subject to inspection at any time by the police authorities. An ordinance was also passed at the same meeting, requiring all barber shops to he closed from twelve o’clock Saturday night to twelve o^clock Sunday night. This ordinance was passed at the in- staflce of the barbers themsejves. is said to he the finest deposit of build- buyers become confused. Some bite, qe- . . . \ i cause they are flattered by such. everywbeve, that hiti _ ing stone oi) the continent. | from a dis’-ant party: otiiers imagine they But I started on the Scotch picnic, will get a watch at wholesale rates, if they This Mj’cndid affair was <rotteu un 8t> ™ 1 f » r . 0 5 f<,r Lt If V 0 " ' vil1 * ,r iug your ims .p.uiuiu auau wa 0 nu,u up p UCe .]i s t here, we can sliow you, m our under the auspices of the Scotch work- stock, the same watch, if not a better, f- r man, who are employed by Col. S. A.! a'n-n’Jt Mot . !ee i S ' - ; , t5iere ’ . 1 • is a great advantage m buying from one Pearce in getting out Belgian blocks • •' * for thecitv of Charlestoiu We were you know well, ami one who is near You want your watches warranted, by. but favored wilh an invitation, and upon what is the guarantee worth if the dealer arrival found manv of old Fairfield’s n><>re than a hundred miles away? If lie handsome daughters and one verv i ^ " v uimnM , , , l. e i. o . •.! i exceeauigty utincuit, if iut impossiole, to lovely daughter of Sumter, with manv have him make it good, gallant beaux, already on hand. The We keep quite a variety of watches of the best makers, in both Gold and Silver cases, which we sell at the lowest retail prices, guaranteed to be as we represent them. games were opened by the throwing of a HUGE GRANITE BALL. The object being to See who could cast! it the farthest without staking the, c hi - c]| re , mmend for its dura . 'I'k-vyx »•» win L-» A.l 1 • .... ' - the " e a ' s0 the Gold Stiffened Watch ... .. ! Case, which we recommend for its dura- ground. Ihe contestants were Messrs. | iqiity and strengtli. These eases are be- William Grant, C. Grant, H. Lowe coming very popular. We have on hand a (Scotch), and Messrs. A, Hays, G. F. j sample of lUe Patent Dust Proof Case Lyles, Lee Robertson and William which is rapidiy gaining favor, because in Smith (country horn). After a lively dust or dampness can get in it. This wate contest, the premiums were awarded , W1 ruu Ull dcr water. , Honor WoK.-Thc ^ual examln.- CONNOR & CHANDLER. tion ot teachers for cutificate« was had Then c^me the ettstinij of an 1 * at the close of the session of the Nor- immense sledge hammer. , mal Institute last week, and Colorel The entries were numerous and the Coward, the Superintendent of. Edu- palm hotly contested.' The victors cation, announced tiie result in tli^ were William Gratif, 93 feet 11 inches, chapel of the South Carolina .College* J: f fee l‘' i»che s ,.C. Grant, ” 8o feet 8 inches, Liid A. Hays, 84 Icet 6 There is no under feed. It lias fewer working parts than any other Machinv. • - •• Tiie old method of feeding below is en tirely done away, and all Jlne e mipUeated connecting inaeldnery dispensed witli in this new Machine. it is the easiest running, because it lias the least number of nails to m ive, and, eoii^ajueutiy, there is less friction and wear. All its parts are made of the finest steel and tempered bard. Steel rolls and pivots are used for bear ings^ to prevent friction and insure light ness of running. All the work on this Machine is of the highest grade, and w.il compare tavorably j with the workmanship of a Winchester rifle. It is a perfect model of neatness. . It isa modern idea tin. ughout. The mechanics are enthusiastic. Tin* cracks and old logics astonished. The ladies delighted. Elegant styles of woodwork are made ex pressiy for this “NewHioh Ann Davis.” Ladies, come and see it. Tailors, come and sec it. Experts, come and see it. Mechanics, .come a ad see it. Everybody, come And see it. And lLakn wiiAT it will do. Twenty-five more of these Machines jind arrived, and for sale by J. O. BOAti. Machines delivered at your homes and full instructions given. A guarantee with every Machine sold. Over 45;) of (these Machines now in use in this county, and giving universal satisfaction alter live years trial. Send in your orders for a NEW HIGH ARM DAVlS. J. O. BOAG. »r»yn,t i ■««»•»* .-ta sc: ii • Tto UnGfliteMaM 6[ tls M Perhaps tiie most Important event in the history of the Dry Goods business in .this section is the eodipletibli of the magnificent establishment of * W1TTKOWSKY * BARUCIT, To the friends and acquaintances of this old established Jiouse living all over the country tiiere is no need of introduction, I but we deem ‘.t oniy pnq.er to call tiie at- tention of the peop.e who are so situated living miles ami inifes away from us, t: .it ; we are now In a position to oiler facilities | to putvhasors of Dry Goods, etc., that are not equalled outside of New York, j After many mouths of patient waiting and anxiety the large corps of artisans and itieehfuiics that have been employed are j about to vacate, leaving behind then* eve' y- j thing so perfect vi ail appointmeiiij and j requirements for ihe transacti-in -.f an im- mense business, that on entering this Mart of Fashion one can immediately observe tlmt every detail that experience could de sire or taste could suggest has been attend ed to. Everything that in any way could add to the edmfort and convenience of cus tomers has been /.ealously looked after and provided for. Tin* premises have been en larged to more than four times their former capacity, while several new departments have been added, all of which art* entirely new features, and supplying a want that lias long been fi5>t in this section. All these vast improvements, provided at an immense outlay of capita), must necessarily have a telling effect on the business interests of this grow ing and beautiful city. For now ladies of tiie m >st refined tastes, for which the Carolinas are proverbial, can find in this establishment every requisite of a wuritrobe, for either street or toilet. xt: :v d Ei’j n r un es. We feel that nowhere on tins continent is id for progress titan in tiie 1 the lovely South. Our selves animated and imbued with the most enthusiastic spirit for tin* elevation and ad vancement of commercial interests of our section are determined to keep abreast of the times. Withnew. and advanced ideas crowding out the old, nluek instead of luck, cash instead of credit, ability in place of cheek, science and energy beating down the oid fogy plan of doing business, old goods and long prices find no resting-place with us, our motto is and shall be “QUICK SALES AND LIGHT PROFITS.” We an* determined to have life and en ergy around and ■about us. Having now at our command ali the space necessary for tie* requirements of our const mtly i'mreas- i ing trade we are in a position to offer to our patrons a stock of such magnitude and varied assortment as cannot be excelled iu the Southern States. For the special pleasure of our lady friends we shall open with the fail season a Dress Making Department, and after inueli exertion we have been fortunate enough to secure the services of a lady who for the past sevehtenn years has catered to the tastes of the very beat trade of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, whose ability- as a perfect fitter caruioj; be questioned. Ladies can rely on being provided witli the most atiiit dive freaks of fashion in gar ments that will bo perfect in fit, style and workmanship. Particularly attractive will be our La dies’, Misses’ and Children’s Undergar ments Department, our Ladies’, Misses’ and Children's Boot and Shoe Department, our Cloak and Suit Department, and wo j have specially devoid an entire gallery for our MR finery Department. This wilt be conducted on a more ext* naive scale than ever before and will contain everything de sirable in the wav of French and 'American r r.raxtrJi. CLOTHING HOUSE 0F- 4 M. L. OPPOSITE OR A XU CEXTIIAL, COLUMBIA, S. C. .rvS I h"ve Just opened r. large stock of SPRING GOODS for Men, Youths and Beys, Iu Suits of Oassimcre, I .sure !, Cheviot and Serge—ali at low prices. Also a line of GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS In all the latest styles of goods. Gents’ Neckwear a specialty. SIIJEd ii: Low-Quarters and Gaiters. Orders sent to my .redress will be promptly attended to. Gents’ FIXE M L KMART). We have a small quantity oT chopped Corn and Peas mix ed and Peas and Bran, which makes an excellent cow food. y ; r • _ v Also, a few bushels of Peas on hand. ; . We would remind our friends that we buy a small quanti-? tv oi’GROCERIES at a time, and buy OFTEN, consequent ly they are always FRESH. PRICES AND QUALITY GUARANTEED. COME AND SEE US. J H. HARDEN & BRO. j] XA : SIB l 2! - AND SEASONABLE A O', ibties in Millinery Goods. in ail our other departments we will offer the most attractive assortments Tit prices it.at cannot be competed with, sindi as Black and Colored Silks, Satins, Velvets, Brocades, Mourning Goods, Crapes, Dress Goods. White Goods, Linens and Domes tics, Cloths and Cassimeres, Flannels, danki'ts Quilts, Linings, lIos ; ery ami Underwear, Gloves, Laces and Embroide ries, Notions; Fancy Goods, Corsets, Prints, Lawns and ('ambries,. Dress Trimmings, Dress Buttons, Umbrellas, Parasols, Fans, Carpets, Mattings, Rugs, Oil-cloths, &e. . ORDERS J>r MAIL. Our Mall and Express Department is now so thoron'dily organized that ladies living outside the. evQ cm do their shopping through us with as much certainty of satis faction as if they were personally present. Samples sent to* any part of the United States, Canada or,Mexico, on application. A.l! orders amounting to ten dollars and upwards delivered free of Express and .Mail charges Wittkowsky & Baruch, CHARLOTTE, N. C. Aug 16 rx\ SOLID CIIOT AGAINST Blood Poison! Athxta, Ua., April 17,1SCC. In ITT! T was thn victim < f r, terrible Blood Poi-mn, v-d nfe r ii 'u > treat 'd Iwtiiino p'aysiclaii'*, was con- :ini’d to civ lied, dot rhio lo r;ti-*e i*iv haicl to my e\i t. epiithea no clot* of liloaJ, and minced ftl vei ;ht fr) i lTi't-» 1.0 p I t'nm began tl» 4,. <.r Swif 's .*.;»■ •iac, .n il la less tlianllirpo montha was entirclv v.eicncd 101, and Itavo never licrt .Vue* i a uf t'ic (Ureas > nims!. If it lind not been •r«-v it's Bpsviiie 1 Lu'tva I vronM lmve bee.i i:i .y ci a.o. dJtl-N V. LiCUoP. We l ave f r pvnlve rmC.hs U'cn rre'cnlilng •ivi t’s So-, ioe to toe treatment <t* tlio aiseases for • Itic'i U i*r.tt onnntti 1 ■ 1. «ad have n t baua ilianp- oT i I i i n riti/! • (a H’.ieo. W.t think, for nd <li.>- is'.i it. H i -coomuoi.l i t »eMro. it ciaml* without a i.-id 1a.it taa CKHlieul (‘.'efeitsien will Hoen.T or .lo ,d G.J. .tr-JA, u i Tlourcfl, Ga. b-i fiftrr ?' : ' a o-uM K i of .1 si.D J. -U.; IUK ,1V e ■:! /U>i. I, t! U.T.OWW, '! f). J. V. liUifIM. J). I SWA TIT) wifi Ihi paid t * any t. in .-t w.il wilt lind, on .nndyVn* . , t• j nrnei.! of m.'tcury, .,r ne. mineral mtlvtoiw.a. btVijf'.’ st’EOUGt; co., j.'r.i, era, Alltmtn, Gn. price: S-aail «?3\ CL'l'* p r hs’.tlo. Largo *l«*, .idia; uiablo q .aa.lt;; boll.O. AH Bing- la cell it. e.., fa ag-dlesnti , SALE AND FEED STABLES. 1883. FOR SALE! on Thursday, the 30th nit. There were inches, three applicants for certificates and only one succeeded in passing the ex amination. Mis* JJIlu Beatv, daugh- THE THREE-LKOGED RACE, which came next, was something new in this section, and was quite amusing. «IOTfK.3Jl»E ■j. ter of the latnenfedfCapt. James Beaty, i Tim contestants ran in couples, side by of this place, was the fortunate candi-1 fj de ,’i* 1 . 0 b-g-ot one party unit . . _ , „ . . . ! tiie lett leg ot tiie other being strapped date for ,he honors ot the Institute, together from tiie knee down, the two The distinction recentiy won by Miss outside leg* reniidning free Messrs, i Beaty is one of which she tnav justly Lyles and Robertson, 1). Horne and be proud, and in,.the examination 1;: Lrant, I Alun iiy and V\. (rnint, . . Bjsset and Keith; ( happell and Rnt- o alluded to W innsboro again land, were the couples who entered for scored the best record of (lie Jay. : tiie prize. Tin: winners were: First, * ; Mtinav and W. Grant; speond, D. Intensive Farming.-R has been HjJMe ami C. Grant; third, Bisset and SADDLES, our pleasure recently .to examine the | Then tiiere was a jumping contest- fine cotton crop of Mr. Tbos. W. Rabb, I HOPf 8TKP AND JlIMP . Si’, of the Monticello neighborhood, i C . Grant made 38 feet 2 inches, W. BACON, Mr. Rabb, this year, adopted Mr. Grant 37 feet 7 inches, D. Horne 3o Funnsn’s “intensive” system of farm- Fct 6,inches, \V. Keith 31 feet 9 inches, ing, and the splendid condition of his ^ inches, R. Jones ol cotton crop proves the marked success 'pi, e k. a9 a hp has iqet with in the experiment, j FOOT KACF His cotton is much above the average go HS vol1 please) and f’ oe to all ages in size for this season of the.year, and and weights. The winners here were; it is altogether a strong, hearty and | William Grant first, F. Lvies a close well fruited plant. Mr. Rabb claims second, a.id J Dellcnoy third. The event of the dav was the SPiilO ST WAGON’S. ALSO Oi STORE: We have now received our stock of SPRING GOODS, and have them ready for t INSPECTION; We think we 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 tli a these goods will be sold as low ns the same CLASS OP CiOOOS T u v,i A l KENTUCKY HORSES AND MULES Our stock cf Spring and Summer Goods is complete in every department. We have just received In all the qewest shades the most popular goods of the day. NUN’S VEILING. BUNTINGS. DOTTED AND PLAIN SWISS. FIGURED MUSLINS. LACED AND STRIPED PIQUES. STRIPED NAINSOOKS. CHECKED NAINSOOKS. An elegant line pf Ladies’, Gents’ and Boys’ Straw Hats, of ali Styles and Quali ties. PARASOLS IN GREAT Our Stock of Furnishing Goods is now complete in quality and sizes. The Gentle men’s Underwear consists of Lisle Thread a REAL jEHEDT! KUTKES ISYSTiCAl ROS IRDtAH BUT CCI£3* TlFiS Ai!5 SPE3IFIS. A REMEDY of oxer twenty/Ive yenrt standing. A KEJ! EGY more popular at home, and whera best, known. Vinn alt other remed'M of its kind: * A REMEDY 1 endorsed by the best PhysldatYj and tr. ut its home. A Jt£.HKl>\ T that Mr. C. W. O'Neill, Good-water, Ala., says raised his wife from an invalid's bed, and he believes savcdticrUfe. A REMEDY of which a ,.,omlnent Atlanta merchant said, ‘‘I would haveglvent500 a3sooa os 1 wo ild a niekle for what two bottles of your medicine did funny daughter.” A UEMEOY in regard to which 8. J Cassells, Winnsboro, August 6,1883. JUST ARRIVED, two car-loads of young, fat, well broke. Western HOUSES and MULES, among them twenty i ice young mares, well broke Lo drive single or double. Also a few good saddle horses Any one wishing to huy.or swap had bet ter call at once and get the pick. 1 wil swap for any and ail kinds, both horses and mules, poor or fat. A. W ILLIFOttJL and Gauze, and arc in suits or separate to suit the purchaser. A call is respectfully solicited from all. P l.A.YVFCK'FT? * PR . A REMEDY about which Dr. R. B. Ferrell, Lft- OranRc, Ga., writes: “I have used for the last 20 wears the medicine you are putting up and eottsider It the K*st combination ever gotten together for the diseases for which it Is recom mended A REMEDY of which Dr. Joel Branham, Atlan ta, said: “ I have examined the recipe, and have no hesitation in advising iu use, and confidently recommend it.” _ A REMEDY which tho Rev. H. B. Johnson, near itaricUa. Ga.. says he has used in his fam ily with ihe “utmori satisfaction’’ and recom mended it to three famille< “who ftrtHid-lt to bo inst. whnt it Is recommended.” A REMEDY of which Pemberton, Iverson, A I Denison say: •• W'c have been Helling It for many -it . titt-i'-v- ' vears. with construtly im reasing sales. The ar- ' AUiEl Y. ticie ha staple with us, and one olabsoluie merit.'* A REMEDY of which Umar, Rankin A Umar say: ' We sold 50 gross in four months, and never cold it in nay place but whnt itwas wanted again.’’ A REMEDY by which Dr. Baugh, of UGrange. Ga.,sa-s: “I cured oue of the most obstinate coses of Vicarious Menstruation that ever canto within my knowledge, with a few bottle*.” A REMEDY of which Dr J. C Huss. Notosulga Ala , says: I am fully convinced that It is un rivaled for thatclassofdaeuses whiehUclalmji to cure M r* ■ • - •' A REMEDY about which Maj. JohnC. Wttitncr, of Atlanta, well and favorably known all over- the United states as a General Insurance Agent, reys: ”1 used this remedy before the war on a large plantation bn a great number of cases, altaz us xvlth absolute mectit." arc sold in any MARKET, and assure our BKIDLE8, customers that they will be protected in UNDERTAKING nst. .9. ji. r.ia.rcrT. nr.. Respectfully informs th*» public that he has on land a fulHiue of HARNESS, MEAL, prices, ns we will meet the market at any time in anything. COFFINS AYI> 4’ASKLTS, Wo would call special attention to our * and is prepared to do anything in under- <3 EATS’ DEPARTMENT, that he will ayerage lys plantation oyer About aFale of' cotton to the acre. Half that Quantity would be an ,im- HIGHLAND REEL, In which Messrs. W. and (J. Grant and W. Keith ctrvered themselves 'with provement ou the preaent system of much glory and some dust, end won CORN, i DRYGOODS, 1 SHOES, INDUCEMENTS FOR CASH. LLYSSE «. BESP®UTES. taking. which will be found complete in every par- ticular, and all we ask is an inspection by NOTIONS, t i le 1)ub i lc< McMASTEE, BEI3E & SET CHIN. AOTftTE TO TEAEIIER^. A pplications for Lady Assistant TeaeherH at Mount Zio t Institute -TRADE- ItQRMAN’S Mt OTRAI.I* /Wo . CORDIAL. -MARK- A 6t*BK and effectual Remedy for the core of all Irregularitli'i and diM-rden of the Stem- a^.. tuu! JJowcls, whether la children or adult#. It le acceptable to the Stomach without being offmuive to the taata. _ . _ , Promptly relieving Dysentery. Diarrhoea, Chol- SMB c.a korboa, Cnulera Infantmn, ^nfii FIuz,Orlolng Pains, Flatulency,- Nausea, Acidity ot the Stomach, Heartburn, Sick and Nervous Headache and Dyspepsia. May be used in all derangements of the Stomach and Jlowcls from rclaratlon of the iuteaUuee or a change of food or water* NOK-MrAasT’S NEUTRALIZING CORDIAL plcasa wine •f.nstinate. Soecial] eethlng ur, with at A REMEDY about which Mr. J. W. Strange, of Cartcrsvllle, Ga , certifies that one bottle cured two members of his family of menstrual Irregu larity of many years standing. A REMEDY that is cheaper than ant other MKDiciNGoi Its kind lu the world, because I or 2 BOTTLES WILL CURE THE MOST OBSTINATE CASH This op eat popular remedy isBradfields Female Regulator, (Woman's Best Friend.) For ealeby all Druggists. Price: Email sloe 75 cents. Large size *1/50. ' , . * Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer J. BBADnHIjJJ, No. 108S. Pryor street, Atlanta. Ga. l—nre. ' wm positively car* EEM0BRH0ID3, ’ -or Film,— any form, or tu , any stage! lor this annoying trouble It has been in popular non for numy year#, and Is very favorably known as a SPECIFIC CURE. It i* also the very best rmwiy known tor SO HE NIPPLES, Felons, Curns Old SoiiE#, Scald Head, Tetter, UuasaaWia kindred dircaseA PRYOB’s fILE OINTMENT E }I —ALSO,- A full line of BURIAL ROBES, for men, women a‘nd children—a new feature—very neat, appropriate and cheap. We ask for a share of the patronage. J. M. ELLIOTT, Sr. Is as pleasant and harmless as Black berry wine. Does not contain Opium and will not constipate. Sp mended for Soaalcknesa a Children. Price 35c* and $1.00 per bottle. Md by all Druggists and Dealers <» Medicine. EXCELSIOR CHEMICAL CO,. Sole Proprietors, Walhalla, 8. C. U. S. A From Monvomery, Ala, a tad been sorely volt\ Piles for ten yean, am.. obtAocd Immediate relief and a permanent curt by’ using Pryor s Oiatinent.” # A gentleman writes from Cnsaeta, Ala.: “ I used Pryor s Ointment ii. an agyraveted cuss of Piles of ^ “ LiCreiiWj ’ 6hQrt Ua * Sent by maffon receipt cf the price-BOc. a boK. bolu by Droirgists and Dealers everywhere. ' Pri'puud only by Lb,* sole Proprietor, _/ ,. * L- —Buy Zeiglcr Brothers’ Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Fine bhoes. J. M. BEATY,