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> TJ ’H 4-^j -r.ryrfr math LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. ' J-SV-. /. _ f. ■> »>».' • r- •<■*$> . |ii|i| i | '"j:.'i, 'i"" amm r, .v^‘‘ r * h r, • TUM >AYJ i ■ sliorlfr, who was in the building. Mr. I’Centor called to the eiieiiff to come for r*. f'ew.A«lTertU»m«tiHi. Land for Sale—D. S. Rice. Spectacles—Connor k Chandler! ' .. Summons—McDobhW Douglass, end A.. M. Mackey, Plkiafilt’s Attor neys. , Fairfield County—Caldwell & Lau derdale. ■ *i. • '. - 1 rtrul Itrlen. »• .»*• —Mr. T. J. LaMotte, of the Colum.- Lia Register, was in town on Monday. ! —Wiunsboro must be conceded to be oue of the very-best cotton markets in the Stale. The prices a're always the ‘'top of Hie market”. —The business in towji last Saturday was brisk and lively. It is eslimated that more goods were sold than on any previous day during the present fall season. ; —The office for tpe Southern Tele graph Company is being very neatly ■And comfortably, fixed. The instru- <incuts Have arrived, and the office is •expected to be in complete working trim by the latter part of this week. —Mr: Jno. L. Mimnaugh has just re turned from his second- visit, during the present season, to the Northern market, whither he went to make new purchases foi*-his different stores. He will shortly be oet in a new adver tisement, telling something about his goods and his prices; aijd he asks, in the meantime, that purchasers will call nnd.see for tlieinfeelves. Wanted—A First-Class Salesman, to whom a liberal salary will be paidt Hone hut a first-class mail need ap ply. J. L. Mimnaugh. * 1 Pekronat..—The Rev. Chas. E. Mc- Ponald, of Mecklenburg county, N. IC., is in town on a visit for a few days. His numerous friends in AVlmishoro will gladly welcome him honta again. • iri* •* '■ >* 1 Majok Woodwabd’s Address.—The 'News and Courier of the 8th inst. speaks in very complimentary'terms of Major Wood ward's recent address at Chester. .Itsays: The-'Tilo^uent oration of Major Thomas Woodwatd, of Fairfield, delivered be fore the Survivors’ Association of the Sixth Regiment, S. C. V., at its into reunion in Chester, has been published in f.nn.pliiet. urns.; tin. prisone*’, and that officer went4*to the jail for his hatw^The thief at once jerked away from Mr. Center’s grasp, and ran to the court-house corner and thence down Washington street to the Presbyterian woods, where he disap peared. Mr. (’enter pursued, and fired two ar three shots with a pistol hand ed to him by sheriff, but without effect, i The fellow made good his flight, and he has not yet been recap tured A search was afterwards made of his house, and quite a number of articles were found, which •had'*been stolen from Mr. Mimnaugh’s store. New Advertisements.—Messrs. P. Lkiidccker k Bro. have now their new Yiih stock arranged for the inspection of purchasers, and everybody who wants to buy anything in their line had best make them an.carly caff. Hiair stock consists of dry ’koods, clothing, boots, shoes, hats and notions, and it has been selected with care and taste. These goods will allbe sold very cheap indeed, and Messrs. Landecker & Bro. respectfully ask a call from the public. They mean business. Messrs. Caldwell & Lauderdale are now ready to receive their friends and customers and serve them with every thing in their different lines—groceries, dry goods, clothing, hats, shoes, etc. In all these departments they are pre pared to show goods that will bear th'e closest inspection as to quality; and, as to prices, they will of course do the very best that the times afford. A perusal of their new advertisement in this morning’s paper will give some idea of what they keep—but a per sonal examination is needed to enable one to fako it all in satisfactorily. So go and seen them at once. 114 Messrs. Connof- & Chandler again call attention to iTrtjir supply of specta cles and eye-glasses, which is full and varied enough to supply the needs of all. •**£■*•! ,.<r • A .- f VC-*;•■??.< %'j-i fiWmimi rirn—f—mri-rr- * .■'/ .-Y" ■ Yvr-r7v • V- Sou Kuicyki winnsRoro, s. c., CONNOR A CHANDLER. FALL DOMING • —BY— HEBER’S HOE§! :■ rn* r-i an- ms si. JUST BECEiVtO mH! U FROM WEST AFRICA. Nates of the Trip Made by a Colored Mis sionary. ^Monrovia, Liberia, Atig. 22, 1883. Please allow space In your paper for my letter, that your readers may hear from across the ocean. The bark Monrovia sailed from New York July 1G. myself, Miss J. E. Davis, princi- the Dr. the war. The address has been published i ^ ! ’ 0, ' c Mr. II. U. Kibbie, cabin among the war sbivie-' fn,the Weekly ,v w&, J passengers, and twenty-four steerage and has been read with deep mtevest by ; passengers. In twenty-nine days we thousands of old soldiers in S>utb ('aii>-| reached Sierra Leone, the English lira. The Sixth Bcgisnuoit uao-- a nut* u n (he r? »:st and thy so-called record daring the w-sr. It went }nol?©M<»J. ! s«ii»f Western Africa. Look- t-o the front and stayed there until the last-.' Major Woodward lias given a faithi m and stirring; accouftt of'the achievenfrnitV of his comradt s-in arms in the times that tried men’s souls. fotm B covm.tlvhgtory oftheRegi-! 1 of , {l e* .female department of uient from Fort Sumter to Dranesvilic, and I,1 ,, *. a valuable contribution to the history of Co,!e ^’ Pruf ’ N * B Km f • Our stock of Spectacles and Eyeglasses is now more complete wan ever before. Be sides tlie excellent combinadon frames, set with the finest Flench leiis, which we have already noticed, we have firie glasses, set In Gold a;\d Mlver frames, made ex'ua strong by bracks at.all tiie soldeviirgs. The price of these is no more tba a that 0/ the common gold’ and silver frames usually sold. We have also a full stock of the lower glades of spectacles and eyeg'asses, ri nging down as low as 40 and 26 cr .its a pah. . Also k full supply of pie'etame and eye glass cases, at 10 atrd 15 cents each for Bioriocco, and 50 cdhts for fine idckel cases, sha’ied to receive the irjrecs without straining the bows. One great advantage you have ia buying from us is the assist ance we can give you in fitting ghfsses to your sight; .which Is very important. CONNOR & CHANDLER, Jewellers and Opticians, . Wiunsboro, S. C. STATE OF kotJTH CAUOlTnA, ’ 1 '• COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD/' COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. J. It. Boyles, Probate Judge, as Guardian of Cynthia A. Wooten, a Minor, Plaintiff, j against MaYtlia E. Starnes, Kat'e C. Starnes, Woodward T. Starnes, William N. Starnes, A|ma M. Stanley aqd Wesley J. Starnes, and W. H. Kerr, Cleric, as Administrator of the Estate. of Joseph W. Starnes, Deceased, Defendants.— Summons. For Relief.—Complaint not Served. . A-- To the Defendants Above-named: YOU aie hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this action, which, on the 4th day of October, 188:$, was filed in the office of the Cieik of the Court of Comnvoii Pleasj. for the said County, and to serve a copy of your an swer to the said complaint on the subscrib ers at their office, No. 3, Law Range, WinnSboro, South Caiolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such Service;.apd if you fail, to answyr the complaint within the time aforesaid, the phimtilf in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated 4tli October, A. D. 1883. MCDONALD & DOUGLASS, and A. M. MACKEY, Plaintiff’s Attorneys. T6, the absent Defendants, Martha E. Starnes, Katie C. Starnes, Woodward T. Starnes, William N. Staines, Alma M. Starnes and Wesiey J. Starnes: , TANK notice that the complaint in this action, together \vi(h>the summons of which the loregoing is'a dopy, was fiied iu the officp of the Cjerk of the Court of Com- ffion Picas, at WinnSboro, in tlie County of i ing tVnan the ocean it presents to view ant L s >v il : e l I ? 0U A' 1 on a beautiful scene. The uniformity of **" • ! ' - native huts ia broken by. the lare ware* LATEST STALES! LJBOESI SELECTION'! LOWEST PRICES! We beg to 'nf< rm our friends and pa trons that we can confidently say tliskoqr ♦v; FALL AND, WINTER V STOCK is now'comnlcte in evedj- depart ment, and defies competition. > k*- DUESS GOODS, VELVETS, HOSIERY, - - and GLOVES, • * V • a All of the VERY BEST MAKES and Styles. . J • . i fl * CLOAKS h CLOAKS! CLOAKS! In all the newest styles. ■ . WINTER CLOTHING —AND FURNISHING. GOODS ! ! - For Men, Youths, Boys and Children, at EXTREMELY LOW.PRICES. , White goods. >. Our stock is quite full of all of Ahe best brands of Longcloths, Shirtings, Sheetings, Twills and Drillings. All of the above goods ar*> offered at the LOWEST (IASH PRICES. Therefore an early call of inspection is cordially solicited. ■. . P. LANDECKER & BRO. W T o have just received our stock of IIEISER’S GENTS’.. . SlioES. . EACH I%IR WARRANTED. . .. , y PRICE GUARANTEED, FOR STYLE, FIT, COMFORT AND . t ‘ . durability;.. <• H, f . , . . » THESE SHOES are UNSURPASSED Our Stock of LADIES’ CUSTOM made shoes Just in. As we have sold these goods for a nmnbelr fif years, we can safety recom- mfcpd them in every particular. We respccthilly request an inspec tion. . . •. ., McMABTES, BEIGE & EETCHIN. » • * f. FARM MACHINERY! TEN THOUSAND “SUGENIIEIMER’S CHOICE” CIGARS. A GOOD TFN CENTS CIGAR SOLD FOR FIVE CENTS A PIECE. JSL. HL. CLD- TEN BARRELS QF VERY FINE PURE NORTH CAROLINA CORN [WHISKEY THE OLD CROW WHISKEY The October AIoon.—The October moon fulls on the 16th at 2.01 o’clock in ttye niornjng. Tire new moon of the JrI passes-wear Venus and Mefdliry on the, morning of the change. The full pnoon of tlie 16th is in close conjmip- tion with Nf(ititne on the 17th. On the 19th she is in conjunction witli ^atiyiij passing I degree- minutes gputlj-.. At, so me. tlocivlities between 47 ilegvess soutli declination, Saturn is Occnlted for the* seventh time during the present yeay, but we arc not for tunate enough in this latitude.to be present at the show. On tlie 23'd tho houses of tinders, and those estab lished by the English government. We spent four days in Freetown; tafe-, ing on five more steerpge passengefS; we left Saturday night, August 18, for Monrovia, and reached here on Tties-1 day, at 2.30 p, m., where we nretak-] ing a rest; and rest it is, for.we are | i miich worn after thirty-six days upon | the ocean. All are safe. The most of 1 us were sea-sick on the way, but arc over it this morning. Nothing happened on our way to regret, save in landing the emigrants | yesterday and this morning. They I were brought to shore in boats that WinnSboro, S, C., 5tii October, 1883. . 1 .McDonald & Douglass, ' and A. M. MACKEY, Plaintiff’-: Attorneys. Oct 10-x6t FAIRFIELD COUNTY. —THEN IHTA^E for side, direct from the manu facturers, all kinds qf Agricultural Machin ery, Implements, ette.tetc./.. Engines of all, siz^s, from three to one hundred and fifty horse power. SAW MILLS AND. GRIST MILLS, * f . * * «* Manufactured at the Metropolitan Iron AVdrks, Richmond, Virginia. From the York, Pennsylvania, Agricul tural Works—all kinds of Implements, from a Heel-Screw to a-Threslier that \viH thresh and clean sixty bushels qf wheat pyrhour or two hundred bushels of oats per hour. Sulky Ploughs, Cultivators, Harrows and Ploughs and Plough Stocks of all kinds and Sizes. Also Reapers, with self-dropper or ^elf-binder. Jam agent for the DERRICK HAY AND COTTON PRESS. y * . 4 ;<• » , • * ' .* Tiiis Press will, with three hands, press straw in Small bales as fast fast as tiie thresher cap clean it; and with three hands can bale cotton faster than a sixty-saw gin can turn the lint out.. I have also some of tlie best made COT TON GINS, with all the modern improve ments, witli PRESSES from tlie factories. I also sell COTTONSEED OIL MILLS. Seales of all sizes,,that will weigh from one-half poupd to five tons. Carnages, Buggies and Riding Carts, of ail sizes add prices. If a ny, perse >n wishes to purchase any of the above-mentioned goods, they will please call at Mr. JAMES DAVIS’S ofilce gild leafve. word-with him, and I will call and show catalogued; ®t<y- AT . -AND- -T -AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS.- with, a .Large stock of • i" * A s ' • FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, For Men, RoVs and Vouths. Men’s suits made of tiie finest impiAted and (he mestlc goods, and made equal to any cus tom-made work. Alse, A'K'W al-.'.i-k ot We invite every citizen of the above-1 OtercmU, in five dift’eVewt styles, Visters. • , . , . , ’ „ . e , . . i Ulstcrette Sacks, revel si! ilea,'and the New named County to call at our Store find ex-, }f, trki . ti tll( . out.. , , , , ,, . . anurte our new . , , - . . .. . leaked, and the water louiul its wav ; , ****• ^^ fall and winter J U t W ™ltotttetl.llig.;itu»lt, lhe ciHigninta; the 29th she pays her respects to Me.- ^ ^ thcy had p^tty mubl, all ofj GOODS. GENTS’ FURNlSH ING cury for the second time. On thh 31st tjhc second new moon of the month is near Venus. The phenomenon will lie visible throughJlig..United States and tyi the Pacific ocean. The eclipse com- tneuccs at 1.14, a. m. The middle of (he eclipse occurs at 2.10, a. m. The eclipse efids at 3.06, a. m. their thing packed away iii trunks for j j.., convenience; otherwise there is noth- j One of our firm has but recently return ing to regret as yet. Captayi |I. J. ed frogi New Y'ork, where tJie ( utmost care Rogers and First Mate Mr. fe. White was used in order to gat the best were very kind and attentive to the passengers. I can say that the man agers of the bark Monrovia are a A;* much better set of men than I thought , .FpREOLOStNO Liens.—At the fecent * would have met, for I had an idea t.trm of court for Laurens county, that seamen were a rude set of men; Judge Hudson made some remarks as; * * iave seen otherwise, to levies under agricidtural liens, " e ' iat ^ P reac Vj H I? an( t prayer-mcet- which are' general Interest. He in S lon g a8 cou,d carr Y ifc 0, b said that it was the practice generally a,,d wdicn the sea was not rough... in tlie State for . holders of liens to Eve « when there wa8 of thq make a simple Sffidavit before the kind 0, ‘ lhe Sabbath there was a lax of Clerk of his (the lienqr’s) “beliqf” of ]&b t or 88 much as iPossible among the ft SntaniSr»n ourl Ship 8 CrGW-“th6 ][UlCllllRrk Of A Chi is* tiau civilization! ' r BARGAINS. a debtor’s .fraudulent intention, and put.went the warrant. That it was a common practice to do this i£}i$re the debtor happened tb be behiiid time, even without any fact being stated in tho amdurit that would show a fraudu lent intent. That the law required in the affidavit a statement of seqh facts v ’ded ('vith homes in tho farming dis- as would show fraudulent inteiit. hat b-ict. I am not loca(ed.yet. I hope to under the prevailing ,practice hardly W|, ifo again- David W. Frazier. out of every hundred Hen war- . An Assistant to Nature. ! The most of thq emigrants are from North Carolina and Virginia, and one family from Alabama, fhe steamer took them all up the St. Paul'River this morning, where they will bo pro- one runts of every would stand assailed. His Honor’s remarks on this subject were---" listcugd to with an interest increased mun’s. ‘‘Naturalising” Cordial. He had by the fact that aU fssuo bctweeij £i J d -a^ eutrallzln,? "' d Wr ’ A man stepped into a drusr store the r a bottle of Nor: Cordial. He had Neutralizing an ... tatnly substitute'da Voodone.'as ittfsSi.y., lienor and lienees hud only a,day be- Nature in bringing the system to its uatu- fore been tried, the result of which ral condition. _ * guvo back t 9 the lienors the entire pro- From Abroad. , - - ceeds^of jvppei?Yj. *ohl|, Icaviiig the Onf lraveling Agent writes us thatNor- shqnff to get from the plaintiff, as lie. man’s Neutralizing Cordial Is very popular best .might, a large bill of cosls for ex- where Hq has been. He has trotibte what- > ii‘F.1 .! .. . eVerm sidling it as everyone knows it to ecutmg the lieu warrant by gathering ^ the best, most pleasant arid most harm- a crop. * . less family medicine in existence. , •A TffiEf. Escapes-—For some little FOR SAliE time the gentlemen Yu charge of Mr.* John L. Mimuaugh’s slbre .bavo sus pected that a negro named William PWes fllw>ve C0luinl>ift on Mack was stealing goods from the Rl Tr bottom, inland well timbere.1; store. Determined to catch him, they Tb -land will produce aibale of cotton to purely l„ l he««» 6»8.t. ^ urday morning, and watched his move- Con e and see the land. - Plfipty of bulld- » for laborers. » D. S. RK'E. Wallaeeville, 8. G- ■ f WlLL sell three hundred acres of land at private sale,- cheap. Seventeen l William tniTes qlmve Cdlumbia on the Columbia 4 t - Greenville'RaUroad. Sixty acres of Broad ments. As might have been expected, he belppd himself to several articles, and weii't oat of the back door. Mf. J. N. Center.at once pursued hbn and ing* on Uifl pJ ’. Cctfi-jXlt r-S: tliY. (OHION8. anon overtook fallow by the.,00 He seized iKe and led him UA. J Wish onjons early In the plant the ONION. SE’F'tfe r^iow dv we cejimr, and led ntm to-. .7” , •“ wards the htl (0 deliver hftn to the, -.* McMaster, BmcE & Kftchin. Wo have succeeded iu buying a good stock and buying them so cheap that we can sell them at SHORT CROP PRICES. Our stock is too varied to quote different articles and prices, but we ask you to call and see for yourselves. In Dry goods -We have everything, from a common Checked Homespun, at three cents, to the nicest DRESS GOODS and NOTIONS in W eat variety. The cheapest and best OSIERY, for the moncj v , to be had any where. Our STOCk OF CLOTHING *» ' GOODS!! in all tlie any TO THE Stock is complete. Underwear weights and in ail grades., BE Xb. Ung Men’s and Men’s SiU: Huts, with atent tif-xible Itfiiu, that Will shape to lead; also a line of Soft and Stiff goods. LADIES OF WINNSBORO. Our Boys’ Stock is the largest and most stylish that we have ever placed on our counters. Suits and- Oonrv&titot every de* scription.^vAll orders addressed to my eare will re«!' i’ffc prou'ipt attention; and if tlie goods'do Aot suit, will exchange or refund tije money, • M L. KINARD, COLUMBIA, 4. C.' ..May 17-tf • C AGENT. ALWAYS ON HAND. —AT— B. SUGENHEIMER’S. TMs Dai. {•• * r : f ' BUCKWHEAT—Tlie firsf of the season One Barrel of the BEST OATMEAL. FRESH PARCHED COFFEES in half and | one pound packages. CHEESE and MACARONI. SARDINES and SALMON. CODFISH, MACKEREL and LOBSTERS. CANNED BEANS, PEAS AND CORN, PEACHES, APPLES, SLICED AND GRATED PINEAPPLES, JELLIES and MARMALADES, . 5 • i*. ' * ’ . And a greait many other tilings which you find in a FIRST-CLASS GROCERY. CABBAGE, APPLES, ONIONS AND POTATOES ALWAYS ON HAND. AT S. S. WOLFE’S. —TRADB- NORMAN’S ^UTRALUi*- CORD5AL. —MARK— A SUrJEATi.! efTOctual K* , nv*d,T for the erroof ail irrejuliullica amt tlioo/dwii Gi th»* ‘ ‘^ itiul Dowels, whether In c*hllur"‘fi cr at _ bci/« FOB SALE! MiDt Zioi Collop. PATRONIZE A* HOME I^sTITCTIONS. MOUNT ZION INSTITUTE comnienccd the present session ___ on the 17th of September last,, ,1s fuller than ever, and at prices that at >d is still ready to receive ad- can’t be BEATEN. Nice quality, nine dRional pupils. By*, a recent styles. A good suit from $11.(81 up. Hats resolution of the Mount Zion Society there in all qualities and styles, so we can suit j 1 ® 8 heeii estahlised a Classical Department y, from a twenty-five-cent man to the most fastidious. We have used more than ordinary effort to get a Stock of shoes • y- •' l* ’ ‘ That will just e^actly’please the people of thisCl*UNTY,* ahd the way thev are sidling proves that we have got just tlie right kind. Every pair GUARANTEED— Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s. ’We have VALISES, a full stock WARE, as cheap as the cheapest Staple groceries ’ Or all kinds We endeavor tjp "give the besfruosslble value for the nionyy, and to we guarantee all who accept our invitation 2/ ‘ ‘ * A LAIDERDAL.E. a just return for every dollar they spend. !OME AND SEE. CALDWELL Oct 8 >s, Bay Rum, Per- ilsams, Unaments, in which special attention is given to pre- n pupils of both ’ sexes for College. is Department an additional teacher iiasteebii elected, which allows tlie others more time for tlie thorough management of tlie Graded School Department. > a.; rThe charges, per month, of the Classical Department are as follows: ' One Extra Study...., /.Y-.i..;•. $2.03 Two Extra Studies .i.-VL. ... .... .$3.03 Three or more Extra Studies, .v $4.00 Oct 4- Beat It If Yoo Can -with— ANYBODY’S GIN! /;? • IT STANDS ON ITS MERIT! TOOTH BRUSHES, TTA1R Brushes, XL r fumery, Lung Warbure’s Tincture, Strychnine, Extract Buchu and Pareira | and lying on the ground, weighing 450 Mr. J. M. Elliott, Sr.: Since ginning ten bales in one day on the Forty-five Saw Gin, I have gained two bales per day. On Friday, the 28th of September, piy engi neer put his fire in just at sun up, and at arburg’^^ncture^illxiU'QuTnTne ami | dark we had TWELVE BALES PACKED &c., • , JNO t S.'DOUGLASS. i3i. Mr-«»;•! TU.’t-tLuui rvmmjr ciirvj vr all irrejuliullica Mid diocvdwii-Gi tin* htcila- aca and Bowels, wheth«*»r in chilur^fi or adnHs. Itisfworptmble toliiu £ton*acU without Lew# Offensive to tl'ct'cti*. ** Promptly it :>vrtr*n f eiy. 1'iarrhoBa, CboP* ■ era KLigus, (, .. !,v iut.ixitum, Fhw, Gr^’.irnar « l.‘<•«,_ Flatulency, Fruu*' - ., .‘•‘•.♦iu * • * tno Stomach, H' arr c-irri. r *a. .l. i>ofvouf Heals/ hi ; *ji'Fp;’p. c :a. K»*y h.) u vd ’W t it ^r fafifrewienti of tlwStonTTG en-11*^*. from ri.L'ixatlou of the iiitvsAULJ or a v iAiLT® of food or water. HEUTRALlZINQ CORDIAL Is as olr.a-x.nt srd harmless as Black- twrry Lc-*s net contain. Opium and will not <cn«C”Cte. Sp*-ci.iHy recom- m-Oflt-d for aIi-js. T^rthiitg CLil.lrcn. t rxice asc. and Ji.oo per bottle. bold hu c!l tumt’jicti and Dralers <!» Zi'dicing, BSCULSIOE CITJJIOaL CO,. Soj* fyOi -rictors, WcltinUa; S. C. U. S. A. —Ask your neighbor wliere to buy, good D* Shoes. )on’t fail to try BEiVTY’S CORNER STORE. liUlBY. MAOH1NEET, . Of ALL KINDS FOR SALE BY J. F. McMASTER & CO. I • if.* ' t WATERTOWN ENGINE. BALL HAND COTTON PRESS. LITTLE GIANT HYDRAULIC PRESS. Y.'.Vr*’ ’ ' ■ CHAIN AND ROTARY HARROWS. . ’ OLD HIG’fcORY WAGONS. ,k ' WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE CORTLAND WAGON. COMPANY, •:«' ■' •" . •MANUFACTURERS OF PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS, • t»I .BUGGIES . * and PHAETONS. - •• ■ >*1 • - . t *. . .V* ’Give us a cell, and we will fell you what CHEAP. you want < J. F. McMASTER & CO. $25 REWARD. REWARD QF TWENTY-FIVE DOL- m- LARS U hereby offered for the ap- jirehension of one or more of the parties concerned in the robbery of my v store in tiiis place on tlie night of Monday, Septet her 24. . U. G. DESPORTES. Sept 27-fx2w —Your Lawyer and your-Doctor who advise with you K will direct'you to J. M. BEATY’S for Good Shoes.' » HO^fK-HADU, f * , A . - Q < WAGONS. A UNO IA NTOESE : SADDLES, BRIDLES, * HARNESS, BACON, MEAL, CORN, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, INDUCEMENTS FOR CASH. ulysse: o. den ported. ATtEMION , % • ... IS CALLED to FRESH ADDITIONS TO M* l I have known and watched the nso of Swift’s Spe cific for over fifty years, tuid have never known or heard of a failure to cure Blood PoisOn when prop- f’A t ® ke , T ) J I MSd It on ray servants from 1850 to 1805, as did also a number of my neighbors, nnd in every case that came within my knowledge it effected a cure. In all my life I have never known a remedv tbat would so fully accomplish what it is recom mended to do. n. L. HENNAED, Perry, Gil- j 1 Bavc known and used Swift's Speriflc for mere* than twenty years, and have seen more wonderful* results frorn its use than from any remedy iu or out of tho Pharmacopoda. It is a certain and ealtf antidote to all «orts of illood Poison. J. DICKSON SMITH, M. D., ^ , j. *: - Atlanta, Ga. J WHAT DRUGGISTS SAY Who have Seen tho Effects of . Severe TestsJ Has-given better satisfaction than any remedy for Blood Diseases we have ever handled 6CU1LLEU & STEVENS, Washington, D. C, - Many physicians have endorsed S. S. S. as a eps • clflc for Blood UiscHsug. •. . - , v JdAJSSFIELD & CO., Memphis. ^ Have yceu S. S. S. stop the hair from’falling ont ir* a very short time. Wonderful effects in all Skin or Blood Diseases. W. H. PATTERSON, Dallas, Tcxa > * We do not hesitate to pny that for a year past w luive sold moro of Swift’s Specific (S. S. S.) than all other Blood rurifiera comoinod, and with most hston.shing resolts. One gcnilemaQ who used half a dozen hottlea says that it hae done him more good thun treatment which rout him $1,000. Another who haH used it for aScrofuloiLS affection rcp-jrtd a pci- »ianci.t cure from Us use. VAN bUAACK, STEVENSON £i <’0., ; • Chicago. $1,000 P.EWARD! Will to paid to any Chemist who will find on anal- rsis of 100 battles S. S. S., one particle of Mercury, iodide Potassium, or any mineral substance. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Drawer 3, Atlanta, tla. Write for the little book, which will be mailed bee. t Price: Small size, $1.09 per bottle. Largo size's folding double quantity), $1.75 bottle. All Dtue> {UtsaoUU. ( RE1L1EHEDY! REITKER MYSTiCfil KC« IKDifil HOT SCIEH- Yina SPECIFIC. A UIIMEDY a fever turatv-Jlve years standing. A IMSM&DY more papulae ut honri, and where best known, tiutn all ct/ier remedies of its kind. A KEMI.ItV endorsed by the best Physiclaria • ana Druggists at its home. A REMliDY that Mr. C. W. O'Neill, Goodwater, Ala., says raised his wile from an invalid's bed, and he believes saved tier life. ■ ARKTtlKDV of which e; prominent Atlanta merchant said; “I would have given 1-500 assoon * as L would a hiekle for what two bottles of your medicine did for my daughter.” A HKMEDY in regard to which S. J. Cassells, M. D., Iiruggist of Thoma-sville. Ga., says: “I can recall Instances in which it afforded tdiej after alt the usual remedies had failea A REMEDV about which Dr. R. B. Ferrell. La- Grange, Ga., writes: ‘‘I have used for the last 20 years the medicine you are putting up and consider It the best combination, ever gotten together lor the diseases lor which It is recom mended. .... . ...... A REMEDY sf which Dr. JoelBAnham, Atlan ta. said: “ J hare examined the recipe, and have no hesitation iu advising iu use, and confidently recommend it.” A REMEDV which the Rev. H. B. Johnson, near Marietta. Ga., says he has used in his fam ily with the '‘utmost satisfaction" irad recom mended it to three families “who found it to be just What it is recommended. 1 ’ A REMEDV of which Pemberton, Iverson, A Denison say: "We have been selling it for many years, with constantly Increasing sales. The ar- licle is a staple with us, and omsolabsolute merit.'’■ A REMEDV of which Lamar, Konkin & Lamar tav: “We sold 50gross in four months, and never sold it in anyplace but w hat it was wanted again." A REMEDY by which Dr. Baugh, of LaOrango. Ga.,sa*s: “Icured one of the most obstinate cases of VicakiocS Menstruation that ever camo within my knowledge, with a few bottles.” A REMEDY of which Dr J. O Hum, Notosulga Ala , says: I am fully convinced liiat It is un rivaled lor that class of diseases which it claims to cure." A REMEDY about which Mnj. JohnC. Whitner, of Atlanta, well and favorably known all over the United Ptotes as aGenerai Insurance Agent, u.ys: "1 used this remedy beiore the war on a, large plantation on a great number of cases, ntarrn* with ab&ilufc suceers.” A REMEDY about which Mr J. W Strange, of Cartcrsvilie, Git., certifies that one bottle cured two members of his family of menstrua tirregji ISrJtv of many years standing. A REMEDY thatis cnfiACEB than any other MKPKiNEof its kind in the world..bcoacso 1 or 2 POTTLES WILL CURE THB HOST OBsaTNATR CASE. This great popCi ar kEmepy isBradeields Finals Regulator, {Woman'a Beet Friend.) For sale by all Druggists. Price: Small size 75 cents. Large size 51. ft). Bole Proprietor and Manufscturer - J. BE ADITELD, Yo. 108 S. Pryor Street, Atlanta. Ga. The Celebrated “Brunswick” Hams—try < - oae ' Ocean Gem Mackerel. Saint Lpuis Coin Beef. Saint Louis Roast Btjef. imported and American Sardines. Salmon (Soused), Mackerel. Imported Macaroni. Freslt Cheese. Fresh Apples, in gallon cans. Bartlett Fears, Quinces. -p. (Fated Pineapple, Peaches. “Winslow V’succotash—first packed. “Davis, Lestor Manor” Tomatoes — liand- packed. Crosse* Blackwell’s Chow-Chow Plckffis. Imported Worcestershire Sauce. Baker’s Broma. . r ,. Condensed Milk. Fresh Snow-Flakes. ” A lot of Handled Hoes and Grain Ck dies. ALL CHEAP FOB CASH. K. M.HUEY. CAST lltCt SOAP. B lue-mottled, Brown and white . imported Castile Soap, for sale at the Drug Store by Oct 4 W.E. AIKEN. INSURE. TOUR COTTON GINS. I NSURANCE written on Cotton Gins, for short time, at reasonable rates. |' Sept 20-fxlifi J. C. CALDWELL, Insurance Agent. Qiilcl and Easy CbiM-BM 'Thousands of women over the !sud testi fy to tho wonderful effects of this great rem edy ; it will not only shorten labor and lessen the intensity of pain and roffering beyond expression, but better than all, it thereby greatly diminishes the danger to life of both mother and child. This great boon to suf fering woman la ” ’ “ ” ' - “ Mother's Friend. 1 . Bbadyteld, Atlanta, Druggists. Pi lee $1.60 bottle. Sent on receipt of price. i nis great noon io sui- l Holmes' Liniment, or Prepared and sold by J. lanta. Ga Sold by all COTTOY teKKJ>. COTTOlsT SHKEDD. COTTOY SEfcH. -„ .*- W E will nay the hlehest cash mice for sound, dry COTTON SEED, through our local agents, at all railroad stations and steamboat landings In this S*ate durtnjr this season. We will also exchange Cotton Seed Meal for COTTONSEED Write for pamphlets- Corre spondence solicited. Charleston OU Mannfactnrinjf Co., - j. 28 BROAD STREET, » Sept WxTm Charleston, S. C. . . S'Anm.F.'.BniDLES and Hahn ess—“way tt • down yonder.” . \. . ' ULYSSE G. DESPORTES. m - E ' - • . •' . • ■ -,v v s ■ : ■ • ‘•ti ... - •- ’ • ,. f *. ' .1 ' ' • - ' '' el