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LOCAL IXTELlilGEXCE.
BATUB >AY. October 6,
GRAND
I mkIocii deatb of Mr. Jolnj R. Seigler, cheaper 5n a wholesale than in a retail
I at Yorkville on last Tuesday night, the ' va V» should never be allowed to work
o. ^ m w . j for cast or less than cost, and make up
1SS3. 1 2nd inst. Mr. Seigler was em Plo}ed ; j| )e j og8 j )V excesg j ve c j iai .g Cg on 0 |i, ei .
as a carpenter pulling down one of tiie parties. If they charge less freight on I
old houses connected with the machine bacon or corner cotton than on dry) —
shops of Narrow-Gauge Railroad at ? 0 . od _\° l l ^°„ k l ?i'' F A. L L OPENING
New AaTrrf1»»»ri< ,T **s.
Notice—J. 11. Hoyles, Clerk. , ^
Grand Fall Opeulng-P. Landecker tha( A and while at work on Mon- c ! luse th , e tmosportatlon of those a rti-
n > \ ‘ *' ’ ' »' . clet. costs them less and for no other
® U, °’. .. _ r w . . u j « day, the 1st inst., a heavy piece of reason. If there is a lit mine railroads
Beat it if You Can With Anybody s timber fell upon his head, inflicting a may properly carry corn for nothing
Gin. mortal injnrv. He lived until late on '»'if»ct of charity, but in ordinary
Earlv Onions—MoMaster^ Brice & Tuesday niirht dvin-in much agonv J l t,mc8 let ? v ?* v ^ s^'d on ^ its own
j iueeuay nigm, uvin s in mucu » X uny. | M)fto|n> IjCt eac t, ,. a i|,. oa( j station in
. ' j Mr. Scigler was a young man without the country accept the disadvantages j
Tooth Brushes—McMastcr, Bnco & family, about twenty-five years.of age, imposed upon it by its geographical
and lived for a number of years in the position, or it it lias advantages, let it
ii i i demand them. At first there will be a
neighborhood of Ridgeway. He was few jdl . g> but matter8 wiI| soon nd j ll8t
a cousin of our young townsman, Mr. themselves, and if there is any tyulh in
John W., Scigler, and had many political economy the whofe country
;-ry-
j
Ketchin
Tdoth
Kct drill.
Citical Ki-iefk.
—The north-bound passenger train
was a half hour late on Friday. '
—Tiie prison birds are gradually
flocking to the jail and the February
term of court promises tp be a busy
i v f * # '
one.
— Chills and fever are still prevalent
In some portions of the county, and their sorrow'.
friends in tVinnsboro. His body was will in the end reap a rich harvest of T A TTTSIT STVTiTTft ]
. , . .. • , . • benefits. With my present inforroa- 1 A A OA A AjA^i j •
taken down on the evening’s train on ,. . f j we ,.; lo M ticise a ; i ; 0 a ‘ (!(
Wednesday to Simpson’s lurnout, | the Railroad Commission it would
physicians inform ns that there is but
little hope of its permanent abatement
until after heavy frosts.
—Friday was cool lliid chilly, and
we have every reasonable assurance
that tiie usual fall weather has set in
rit lait. A steady wintry rain fell dur
ing the greater portion of the day.
Seasons were needed and Friday's
showers were welcomed by the plan
ters throughoftt the county.
—The Fairfield’ Tioys at the 'South
Carolina College are nicclv and com
fortably lodged in the College,building
in the campus. Most of them have
rooms adjoining each other arid the
scholastic year promises to be pleasant
and profitable to all of them. We
shall expect to hear favorably from
you later, boys, and don’t you forget
it.
—The new store of Mr. J. S. Con-
t of
be
vvliere it was buried. Our sympathies a* to their reduction of passenger rates,
are witii his friends and relatives in J" passenger fares my understanding
is that the railroads do not discrimi
nate, and as long as there is do oppo
sition 1 think the interest of the road
is tiie proper guide. I believe also
, that it is unjust and unbecoming to re-
The School Commissioner’s Re
port.—Dr. John Boyd, the School
Commissioner, a few days ago made quire tiie railroads to pay the salaries
out and forwarded his annual report °f three Stale ofllcei's, who arc ap-
to the Superintendent of Education at P oi " ,e,, b , v t [ ,e StHle ‘9 P^cct its citi-
„ . ..... . T v . zens against oppression bv the rail-
Columbia. Inins report the Doctor, road8t g. u. m.
as is his custom, made some valuable
and timely suggestions as to the con
duct of the public schools and such
LARGEST SELECTION !
LOWEST r RICES!
REISER’S
SHOE
We have just received our stock of
REISER’S GENTS’
shoes.
EACH PAIR WARRANTED.
PRICE GUARANTEED.
FOR STYLE, FIT, COMFORT AND
DURABILITY,
THESE SHOES are UNSURPASSED
We beg to inform our friends and pa
trons that we can confidently say that our
. Mirth and Medicine.
Improbable as it may at first seem, medi
cine and mirth are really fast and firm
changes in the present school law as in allies. The BIBLE says, a merry heart
hb jadgmot would prove wi«e «„d £°“te °l
effectual in carrying out the general merry heart and will resist the attacks of ment, and defies competition
nurnoses of the common school svRtem dyspepsia and stomachic disorders. Al!
pui poses oi tnc common school s\ stem., w ; 1() j iave use(1 Norman’s Cordial speak in
Among them, he advances tiie idea glowing terms of its efficacy. *
and makes the sensible suggestion that
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK is now complete in every depart-
Queen City of the South.
the General Assembly should make ta t. n .
... . „ . Dr. D. II. Herman, a very popular trav-
smtable appropriations for paying eling salesman from Baltimore, Aid.,
school trustees for the-work and time > vrit <*, f: “ l , h ? ve l ' sed Norman’s Neutral iz-
... . , , , T , ! ing Cordial for stomachic affections with
the iaw requires at their hands. H e ; the best results. Risen excellent medi-
alludcs to the well known fact that j c i n e. No traveler should be without it.” *
under the existing arrangement it is
DRESS GOODS,
VELVETS,
HOSIERY,
and
GLOVES,
almost an impossibility to procure (he
nor is moving up rapidly and it will pot | 8C ,. vice9 of the best and most compe
be Mtuny weeks b^fArc it will be com- ; tent me(l in the d i ffercnt 8chooI di8 .
pleUid and ready for occupution. M r. i lrict8 to p ei f >)l in t |, e responsible and
Cummings is making energetic pro- Uiaiikless dluios of the Appro-
jiarntiorw for the erection of hi* new pna.ccompeiKaii. n, lie suggests,would
Ituildin/ ' ‘ v " ** ’ 1 ■' 1
J2AJIL.Y OYIOYM.
I P you-wish onions early in the spring,
plant the PEARL ONION SET this
fall. For sale by
McMaster, Brice & Ketcuin.
mgs
TOW'iTHa RKUSEIKS,
ing in the early fall. Iloih build- „ ur. oHt m . ism-., i-pnwwfwm.XTAIR Brushes, Soaps, Bay Rum, Per-
« 1„. 111 ag'cut mi asm t remove the diffieul- M fumeiy, Lung Balsams, Li,laments.
" 11 1 '' o 1K, '» * l,u ‘ 11 " (,u, d o ties liiat now beset Ihe Buiird of Exam- Varburg’s Tincture, Elixir Quinine and
well for the town authorities to adopt iacrsln the selection and appointment
the «ogg< tion .riKl pass in© «>imnance ot these trustees. Similar suggestions Blue Mass, and a supply of other drugs
pro pored in these columns some time i | iave been , nade bv p,. Bo vd before and medicineSj just received by
since, to wit, the prohibition of the i aild iM8 ^n.estly imped that it will be ^
erection of an\ o'ber limn brick build- no i ol ,g B |. ignored. Further on in the
• All of the VERY
Styles.
BEST MAKES and
CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
in all tiie newest styles.
ings in the main porlion of the town.
It would not only be a proper snfe-
■guard against the frequent recurrences
of disastrous fires, but would add
iiui<-li to tiie attrnetivenesH and general
appearance of Congress street ptu iien-
larh and Winnshoro generuilv.
NOTICE.
Office County Commissioners,
Fairfield County, S. C.
WINTER CLOTHING
AND
FURNISHING GOODS ! !
For Men, Youths, Boys and Children, at
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.
keeping with the requirement* of
the Slate Board of Examiners. To
text-books to be used in in our
schools, lie find-- no fault
with the letoks selected nor with the
fact that several diifcrcitt authors or
Among the JosTiCES.-The ease of works are allowed upon the same >nb-
thc Stale VS. Douglass Fox, on the .i ec, » ■' ! ' 1 li,al *- ca< dicrs ougltt
criminal charge of entering upon the tu b(i P'oldniled trom changing the
cneloscd lands of another, was tried hooks, w hen those alreadx in use are
before Justice Neil bn Friday. Henry 111
N. Obear, Esq., appeared for the pros
ecution and
dale for the
was acquitted and discharged. ; 10 allowed to lay it aside and re-j
I .; ! quire pupils to purchase Reynolds’.
The Bio Snow.*-Tiie Sells ilrotliers’ The reason assigned for the propo.-ed
circus and menagerie passed through prohibition is to save parents the lieavy
Winnsboro early Friday morning, on expense incident lo continual and un-
tbeir w’ay to Chester, where they ex- necessary change of text-books. We
hibited on that day. These enterpiis- have licurd many such complaints
ing gentlemen didn’t compliment onr throughout the county on this very
town witii a call,,but it is one of those score, and wc iccl confident that the
Wnd of compliments that always pays suggestion will meet with hearty ap-
same report ihe Commissioner strikes
the keynote when he suggest the present r Aiiu iiii.o wocxty, n. l. > WHITE GOODS 1 ,
delictive enac.ments upon ill© subject LL peisoils holding claims, bills or fie- Our stock is quite full of all of the best
mamls of any kind agenst tiie County brands of Long,-lotlis, Shirtings, Sliw tings,
which have not been heretofore presented,
will diq>osit the same wRii the urfico-siui-
ed on or before the F1L>T DAY of N<>-
Our Stock of LADIES’ CUSTOM
MADE SHOES JU&T IN.
As we have sold these goods for a
number of years, wc can safely recom
mend them in every particular.
We respectfully request an inspec
tion.
MoMASTEK, BSICE & KETCH!!?.
FA11M MACHINERY!
IT IS A LITTLE EARLY, BUT WE MIGHT AS WELL KNOW IT AT ONCE,
that the SHORT CROPS is bound to affret and deter the onv.Aid strides of impress
and prosperity in ti,e .Stale at large, and the people must
ECONOMIZE THIS YE JR MORE TIT AX EVER.
Some of us the short crops may not effect, but it behooves us to work to the interest
of the poor man, and sell goods at the smallest margin possible.
MIMNATTGH
Is ever alert to the interest of the people, buying Dry Goods in larger quantities
than aity house in the upper part of the State, outside of Greenville, and doing business
on a CASH BASIS, this year at COLUMBIA, WINNSBORO and CHESTER, we ex-
peet to eclipse our previous efforts. All STANDARD GOODS manufactured South at
Manufacturer's Prices. DOMESTICS at less than most men can buy tbem.
Carolina Plaids I 1 /* cents, Graniteviile a,' 4% cents, Grauiteviile % cents, Gran-
iteville 4-4 7 cents, Grauiteviile Drilling 7!£ cents.
Coats’s Cotton 55 cents, less six per cent, discount, cash. Balding Brothers’ Spool
Silk 10 cents per spool, or three for 25 cents, to arrive next week. Eagle & Phcenix
Ball Thread V/, cents per ball.
Tiie above goods we will sell by the piece or any quantity desired. All goods marked
at short crop prices.
J. L. MIMNAUGH.
TEN THOUSAND «SUGENHEIMER’S CHOICE” ^
i CIGARS. A GOOD TEN CENTS CIGAR SOLD FOR
FIVE CENTS A PIECE.
] 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,
AO.. BLi (SJsJ
TEN BARRELS OF VERY FINE
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 that will ^ _ v „
thresh and clean sixty bushels of wheat NJY)T? r l j
per liour or two hundred bushels of oats ^ vy J- 1
per hour.
Sulky Ploughs, Cultivators, Harrows and
Piougiis and Plough Stocks of all kinds
and sizes. Also Reapers, with self-dropper
or self-binder.
lam agent for the
Xjlj
CAROLINA CORN
WHISKEY
ot i he
publi<
VEMBER, A. I). Hits!, si. that the same
may i.e examined and ordered paifl at the
annua! meeting on Tuesday, November
Glh, issa,
J. R. BOYLES,
Oitr-}lx4 CU r!;.
Twills and Drillings.
AH of tie above goods are offeied at tiie
LOW L- T «. ASH piHCES.
Therefore an early call of inspection is
cordially solicited.
V. LANDECKER & BUO.
appee.reu ioi iiiepius-j „
Messrs. Ragsdale & Rags- duslrate: if one teacher adopts Apple- If ? j
e (Iclenee. The defendant licad °r> llU succ . dsso r ought not jjhMl
nv
-WITH—
ANYBODY’S GIN!
IT STANDS ON ITS MERIT!
poor meu to avoid.
’TtELTGiotJS Sebvicks.—Services will
be held in the difierent chit relies to
morrow, as follows:
‘ Methodist—Rev. J. 8. Connor, 11
a. m. Sunday School at 10, a. m.
Baptist—Rev. C. G. Bradford, Pas
tor. Sunday ‘ School at ip, a. m.
Preaching at 11, a. in., arid 74, p. m.
Presbyterian—Rev. D. E. Jordan,
11, a. in., and 74, p. m. Bible class at
G, p. m. Sunday School at 10, a. m.
Cotton Market.—Thd cotton raar-|
ket for the last two days quiet and
easy: • .,
Good middling 9{|
Middling 94
Strict low middling 9J
Low middling..,. 9
Strict good ordinary 81
New York future market closed dull:
October, 10.44; NoVertiber, 10.54; De
cember, 10.67; January, 10.81; Fcbru-
Mn. J. M. Elliott, Sr. : Since ginning
provul from all intelligent and thought- ten bales in one day on the Forty-five Satv
ful parents. ,, Giu ’ 1 lmve fiaiued two ba’es per day. On
WINNSBORO, S. C.,
| Friday, the 2.sth of September, my e,) Sb Xr U'LIA’NTTVT TTT?
neer put his fire in just at sun up, and at GUNN UK & L11ANUK1AK.
dark we had TWELVE BALES PACKED j
Messrs. Editors: It is a significant and lying on the ground, weighing 450 7727? J9RST.—They are composed of a
THU HAII.HOAD L.iir.
fact that in the onslaughts made on the
Railroad Commission by difierent
newspapers in the State, no one has
had the hardihood to attack the princi
ple had in view in the establishment of
the Commission. The shoo has simply
pinched different localities and they
have squealed. Those places that have
been beuefitted have probably said
nothing.
Pardon me, Messrs. Editors, for say
ing that some remarks in -your hltiere-
upon this subject, though not so in
tended, savor of buncombe. For iu-
pomids each.
Yours, &e.,
JNO. S. DOUGLASS. I
ilfliloite
PATRONIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS.
stance, “audacious legislation”—“in-
MOUNT-ZION INSTITUTE
commenced the present session
outlie 17th of September last,
ami is still ready to receive ad
ditional pupils. By a recent for fitting eyes; but caii on tiie authorized
• resolution of the Mount Zion Society there agents, who will guarantee a perlect lit at
L has been estabilsed a Classical Department a reasonable price, and who have been in
strucled in fitting eyes.
combination frame, set with tiid finest
French lens, (Jo not rust ami are tiie most |
durable in use. They can he adjusted to
fit a wide or narrow lace, and will not con-
i fuse tiie sight nor cause dizziness, by long
; and continued use.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.—The
' genuine are marked “King's Patent” on
[ the nose piece. Peddlers cuunot obtain the
genuine.
WHEN SPECTACLES A UT> NEED-
ED:—When you cannot read the finest
print at twelve inches from the eyes. When
you cannot read for any length of time
without fatigue or the letters running to
gether. If the eyes need help they should
have it fit once, without regard to age.
Do not l*e deceived by peddlers or travel
ing opticians, who charge exorbitant prices
DEDRICK HAT AND COTTOS PRESS,
This Press will, with three hands, press
straw in small bales as fast, fast as the
thresher can clean it; and witii three hands
can hale cotton faster than a sixty-saw gin
can turn tiie Hut-out.
I have also some of the best made COT
TON GINS, with all tiie modem improve
ments, with PRESSES from the factories.
I also seii
COTTONSEED OIL MILLS.
Seales of all sizes, that will weigh from
one-half pound to live tons.
Carriages, Buggies and Riding Carts, of
all sizes and prices.
If any person wishes to purchase any of the
above-mentioned goods, they will please
call at Mr. JAMES Q. DAVIS’S office and
leave word with him, and I will call and
show catalogues, etc.
JA31KK PAGAN,
AGENT.
ugriTiMffr^jjg^a
—TRADE''—
NORMAN’S
CORDIAL.
—MARK—
A PURE ntul cffootnaJ Remedy for the cut-g of
ail inf jalariticfl and d-aorderj of the Ltom-
acn and IJowois, who her in children or adults.
ItisaccopliiLile to the Btonuftch without bong
oflensivo to t ho ta* f c.
Froraptly rcUcring Dyjentcry, Plarrhcoa, Cl*ol-
c:a kiGibin, CK.,*i.ra
Flux, Or^ii'y ? Airs Flatulency,
Kausca,ot the Stomach,
Hear Hum, t. ? rr-^l >ervouE
ILuxtia: he and 1 ‘y i cpsia. May bgV;//*
be rscr! in idi acran^cmcntu of v 9 ****^
thoBt-omaoh a.v? .Mo* olf f’^o n iPlaxatiou of the
imcdtiucs or k <. Iiaa^o of food or water.
THE OLD CROW WHISKEY
ALWAYS OjV JIA.VD.
-AT-
B. SUGENHEIMER’S.
Ml Tilis Ml.
terference with the rights of private
property”—.“the toiling muses ^ „
suffered, arc suffering and will sufl'er in which special attention is given to pre
grievously from tiie work of the Rail- paring pupils of both sexes for College,
road Commission”. For this Department an additional teacher
Now I have no doubt that, tiie Rail- has been elected, which allows the others
road Com mission lias made mistakes. n l°/i e H? 16 c H ie ^borough management
ary, 10.96; March, 1U0; April, 11.22; No reasonable man expected anything ° eh ; uges, ier m‘adE oX Classical
May, 11.33.
.....82.00
else; nor did any reasonable man think Department are as follows:
that the law was perfect. The prrnci- 0ne Fxtra stu(1
pie .alone is contended for, and the Two Extra Stiulies. 83.00
necessity for action. Sad experience Three or more Extra Studies 84.00
has taught that railroads must be con-1 Qct 4-
trolled—must be held in tiie firm grip
of the law—and if States are not able ATTENXION
CONNOR & CHANDLER,
Jewklleks and Opticians,
Winnsboro, S. C.
... . . , , to curb tbem, the power of the general
this point to Charleston j goveinmcnt must be invoked, and but
mhia.' To Charleston it for the corruption with;which Wasli-
Cokrection.—In onr editorial on
“The Railroad Commission” in Thurs
day’s issbc, some eiTprs appeared in
our statements of freight charged upon,
cotton from
and to Columbia
stands now 50cents per httmired ponnds j ingtou now reeks, I would favor the
[asagainst 45 cents under the old tariff, transferring of railroad legislation to
and to Columbia -.5 to 17 in favor of j j,;,, 0 |, e j 8 ft morc ard ont friend of
tbo old tariff. Although the figures railroads than mvself, not that 1 have
I differ materially from those ivnnI, yet anv interest in them beyond the gen-
the proportionate increase in the j * j ut because 1 believe them
. . ,. .... .. | to be the greatest taetors in develoiniig
freights upon the article in question aml eliriclling a coulltrv . \ wou |d d o
proves to be about as we have before nothing to cripple them. They should
l>q per1ni.tt.9d4 like other corporations,
\o make legitimately the utmost possi
ble profits upon their investments.
OltfCE MOEE TO
ITOTMIJLOS-’S
NEUTAALIZINQ COSD’AL
Is as plcesROt and liarni’ess as TUayJc-
berry Wh»e. Does r.ol C'-ntvn O; ium K
and will rot consttnaes. Spidally r font* N
mended fer S aUeXnean a..d Xeetlilug H
Child ec u.
Price 25c. and ft.oo u.-r bottle.
Suldbycll Drtt3j''9tii <ir.d I>fafrr9 in ft
ESCZLCIOlt OBEKIOAL CO, J
Sole Prc iricto/s, -
WfeIhr.Ua, S. C. U. S.A. L' qy
—Ask vouf nciglibor wl’.crc to buy good
Slices. Don’t fail to try
BEATY’S CORNER STORE.
‘• T ~CJvWHEAT—The firsf of the season.
One Barrel of tiie BEST OATMEAL.
FRESH PARCHED COFFEES in half and
one pound packages.
CHEESE and MACA ROM.
SARDINES and SALMON. |
CODFISH, MACKEREL and I,OUSTERS.
I CANNED BEANS, PEAS AND CORN, |
PEACHES, APPLES, SLICED AND
!
GRATED PINEAPPLES, JELLIES ami
MARMALADES,
And a great many other things which you
find in a FIRST-CLASS GROCERY.
CABBAGE, APPLES, ONIONS AND
'
POTATOES ALWAYS ON HAND.
AT
S. WOLFE’S.
oil! .
MACHINERY.
FOR SALE!
1 hare known and watched (house of Swift’s Spc«
cillc lor over fifty years, and have never known or
hoard of a failure to cure Blood Poison when prop-
orly taken. 1 used It on my servants from 1850 to
lSti5, as did also a number of my noiehbors, end in
every case t hut came within my knowledge It effected
a cure. In all my life I have never known a remedy
that would so fully accomplish what it U rc-eom-
mended to do.
* H. L. DENNAP.D, Perry, G*. |
I hare known and nsed Swift's Specific for mere-
than twenty years, ami have seen more wonderful 1
results from lis nso than from any remedy in or
out of the Phnrmacopuda. It Is a certain and ealir
antiuofc to ail sorts of Blood Poison.
J. DICKSON smTH, It. D., -d
Atlanta, Gs. ^
WHAT DRUGGISTS SAY :
Who have Seen the Effects of Severe Tests..'
Gas given better satisfaction than any remedy for
Blood Diseases wo have ever handled.
BCH1LLER & hTEVENS, Washington, D. C.
Many physicians have endorsed S. B. S. as a epc •
cillc for Blood Diseases.
8. HANSFIELD & CO., Memphis. I
ITave seen S. S. S. stop the hair from falllng out its
a very short time. Wonderful offeeW iu all Skin or
Blood Diseases.
W. H. PATTERSON, Dallas, Tcxrj '
Wo do not hesitato to say that for s rear past ww
have sold more of Swift's Specific (8. S. S.) thau
all other Blood Purifiers combined, s: d with mo-t,
nstoniali'r. ; results. Oue gentleinan v ho u-ed half
a dozen bottles rays that it has done him innro good
than treatment which cost him 81,000. Ajiofher who
has used it for n Scrofulous allcetio
Biaue-i.t cure from its uso.
N AN SUrVACK, STEVENSON & UO.,
CldoCP.
<:
Cl,OOO REWARD I
Will ho paid to any Chemist who will find on cn-.b
ysts of 100 hsttios S. S. S., one particlo-of Mercury,
iodide Potas.-dum, or any mineral suhstracc.
TIIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, tig.
C^Write fot the litile bo-k, which will be mailed
tree. *
Price; Small size, <1.00 per bottle. Large size,
folding double quantity), 81.73 bottle. AH Dtug*
psta sell it.
ilectiou reporu a pel*
d BEAL
THE—
IS CALLED TO FRESH ADDITIONS
„ FRONT
J-
OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE BY
F. McMASTER & CO.
TO MY
t
given.
Okf^cial Entehpkise.—Mr. J. R.
Bbilcs, our popular and efficient Judge
of Probate, deserves credit for the
recently improved condition and
The Celebrated “Brunswick” Hams—try
Why should a railroad bo restricted in one.
its profits when a flouring mill or a
cotton factory it not ? Tho owners of Ocean Gem Mackerel.
Saint Louis Roast Beef.
Saint Louis Com Beef.
a railroad arc entitled to interest upon
appearance of the records in his office. I the actual value of their property unrui.mi v,,,,..
Through his influence and instrumcn- regardless of what it cost them, wlieth- g a i moa (SoUsed), Mackerel,
tality the Board’ 1 of (’omify Commir-! ® r i ,c ' K. a,< ^ nce .. . „. Imported Macaroni
Imported and American Sardines.
sioners have purchased one hundred
newly patented and ^substantially pre
pared case iu which to keep safely and
neatly the papers on file in the office.
Heretofore it was very difficult to keep
the records free trom dusi and dirt,
now that uhpleasalrttiiess has Been re
moved to a great extent and Mr.
Boyles will not only have the thanks
of the bar for Ills , “thoughtfulness, but
all parties having occasion to frequent
the office and examine the papers ou
file will appreciate tiie changes that
have been made.
-first packed.
Tomatoes—liand-
A Fatal AoctDExtf'HWe have just
received luloimaujn of the end aud
it for .a song. I see no reason to the Fresh Cheese.'
contrary, providing tho railroads be Fresh Apples, in gallon cans,
restrained from using their power in Bartlett Pears, Quinces,
wavs that are distinctive or dangerous „ , „ Grated I ineapple, Peaches.
to communities. Tpey are powerful for ..{JiS Lestor^IaS’
good..or tor evil, and. lliat power packed
should be regulated. Crosse & Blackwell’s Chow-Chow Pickles.
Why should New York, ns regards Imported Worcestershire Saiucc.
freights, be brought near to every Baker’s Broma.
depot iu the Uiiiteil States and space, as , c t , 1 , ’ Condensed Milk,
it were, annihilated for tiie benefit of rr< ‘ sl1 ‘ now-Flakes
the great cities, aud at the same time
distance bn doubled or quadrupled be-!
tween all tbo towns and cities scattered !
over tlie land? Railroads should have i
just remuneration tor the work done,
should deal with all parties and places
charge the same prutes for tiie same H L «Jnan W fnr a «niA IT iim
work to all, except that in other kinds Driig by C l P ’ ‘ 1
of business they can afford to work i Oct 4 *
A lot of Handled Hoes and Grain Civ. dies.
ALL CHEAP FOR CASH.
H. M. HUEY.
C’AMTIIzK NO VI*.
—AND—
-AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS.—
WITH A LAHGE STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
For Men, Boys and Youths. Men’s
suits made of tiie finest imported alUl do
mestic goods, and mnffc equal to any cus
tom-made work. Also, a large’stock ot
UcHfrvat*, in five different styles, Ulsters,
Ulsterette Sacks, reversibles, and the New
Market, tiie latest out.
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS!!
Stock is complete. Underwear in ail
weights and in all grades.
BE /BL
Young Men’s and Men’s Silk Hats, with
the patent flexible brim, that wiil shape to
any head; also a line of Soft and Stiff goods.
TO THE LADIES OF WINNSBORO.
Our Boys’ Stock is the largest and most
stylish that we have ever placed on our
counters. Suits and Overcoats of every de
scription. Ait orders addressed to my care
will fee; ivo prompt attention; and if the
g oods do not suit, will exchange or refund
ic money.
M L. KINARD,
. COLUMBIA, S. C.
Your Lawyer and your Doctor who
advise with you, will direct you to J. M.
WATERTOWN ENGINE.
BALL HAND COTTON PRESS.
LITTLE GIANT HYDRAULIC PRESS.
CHAIN AND ROTARY HARROWS.
OLD HICKORY WAGONS. '
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE
/
CORTLAND WAGON COMPANY,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS,
BUGGIES -
and
PHAETONS. '
Give us a rail, and we will sell you wfiat
you want CHEAP.
J. F. McMASTER & CO.
B3»XIL>aIAs5K,
118 Ot s Mari!
WAG
Aff/vO I V NTOKE:
SADDLES,
BRIDLES,
HARNESS,
BACON,
MEAL,
CORN,
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
SHOES,
INDUCEMENTS FOR CASH.
ULYNSE G. DESPORT ES.
KHTKS3 MYSTICU BGB iSBEfcR BUT SCJEB*
UfiS MS
A nrrMTPY c.fovtr luiciity-jhe years standing.
A UliSIKOY is<yr?,p'>pulur at home, and where
best k iviwn, than c.U aUwr rcsiedieso/Us kind.
A KKi'-lEDV erefo.-A by the best Phj-sicicna
and Dnuelsts at Its home.
A RUMKDV that Mr. C W. O'Noill, Gocdwator,
Ala., says ralaod his wife from tm invalid's be*J,
and he oellavas anal hcrlije.
A KESXfSDY cf which a prominent Atlanta
meri hant said, “l wonhThave given 8500 as soon'
os i wo 1-J a nickio lorv/bat t.vo botilta of your
me<lieino did for r.iy daughter.”
A KEMBDY in rccar-l to which 8. J. Cassells,
M. D., Druggist of Thooa&sviUo, Ga., nays “I
can recall Instances In which it eJJordcJ tauj
after alt t.v: wunt rcntsMca had failed
A 11E.UE1IY almut whtch Dr. R. B. Ferrell. La-
Grange. Ga , wrttos: “I have u.se<i for tho last 20
rears the medicine you aro putting up ana
‘eonsider it the Is-st (ombinatiou ever gotten
top.-i her tor tue .ILcaacs lor which It is recom
mended.
A It KM !5I>Y of which Dr. Joel Branham. Atlan
ta, sr.iil. "Jlull's emminat Ike recipe, aud have no
hesitation in nd'.ufug its. use, aud. confidently
tccommcnd It.” _ _ .
A KKNLDV which the Rev. H. B. Johnson,
near Marietta. Uft., says he has used iiHils fam
ily v.’iu> too “utBUMi mliefactiou” fei.d ICCCUi
me idwl it ro tlnee familie- “who found it to be
jiiEt. wh«t ft la lecommended.”
A REMEDY of which Pemberton, Iverson, <fc
Denison cay: “We have been selling tt for many
ver.Ts. with constantly itv reasing sales. The ar
ticle is a staple with us. and one oi atu/Aute irenl. "
A RliMKCV of which 1-amar. Rankin & Ijunar
siiv: “We sold .SOgrose in iourmonUts, and never
solifitt!) any place bu* wh.itit was wanted again.'’
A KEMEDX by which Dr. Batigh, of l4tGrange,
Ga., ra s: “l cun-d one of the most obstinate
ci)‘x-s of Vicarious Menstuu-tion that ever
cRme within my knowledge, with a few bottles.'’
A Ufc MEDV of which Dr J. C Hubs. Notoeulga
Ala . s.-.ys: I a:n fully convinced (hat ft Is un
rivaled for that class of ilibeaeaa which it claims
to cure:
W. E. AIKEN. »BEATY’S for Good Shoes.
$25 RI5WAR1).
A REWAPJ) OF TWENTY-FIVE DOL
LARS is hereby offeied for tiie ay-,
prehension of one or more of the parties
coucerp.ed in the robbery of my store in
this place on the night of Monday, Septem
ber 24. U. G. DESPORTES.
Sept 27-fx2w
INSURE YOUR COTTON GINS.
I NSURANCE written on Cotton Gins,
for short time, nt reasonable rates.
J. C. CALDWELL,
1 Sept 20-fxlin Insurance Agent.
1
Qnicl! aii
Tboosands of women over the land veefl-
ty to the wonderl ul effects of this great rem
edy ; i t will not only shorten labor a -id lesion
the lute- sity ot pain and sufferia:: beyond
better than all, it thereby
expression, but ML .
greatly diminishes the danger to life Of both
mother and child. This great boon to suf-
fedng woman is ffotnes' Liui nent, or
Jfortcr’# Friend. Prepared and ro'd by J.
Eka'ipiei.d, Atlanta, (la. Bold by ali
DnigLd»ts. Pries f i 60 botile. Sent
by Kxpress on receipt of price.
A RKWKDY about which Vai. JohnC. VThltncr,
of Atlanta, well and favorably known all over
the United 'tutesanaGenera, Insurance Agent,
fc.rr “I used this reme-dy before the war on a
large plantation on a ^rcat number of paaee,
always with obs-iute mu-cet*." •••
A RKMKDY altout wnieh Mr J W. Strange, of
Olorsvilie. Ga. certitle* that one bottle cured
two members oi his family of menstruat Irregu-
laiitv of many veara standing.
A It 1751 Kl> V that Is CUE A PER TH'jr ANT OTHIOt
MEiuriNEol its kind In the world, beca se 1 on
2 BOTTLES W1U. CURB THE MOST OBSCINaIK CASS.
This great popular remedy is Bradcibld 3
Fan alu Kegul atoh. (Womau's Beet Friend ) For
sale by al! DrngvLiU. Price; Saudi sics 75 ceuta
1 arge size SI.!©.
Cole Pri trtetor auu Manufacturer
J. BRftEFIfXTt,
,., , Ka 108 8. Pryor Gtrcet. Atlanta. Ga. (
Saddles, Bridles and Harness—“war
down yonder.”
ULYSSE G. LESFORTES.
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