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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. brought in the name of the State
< <- in ; against Thos. W. Itabb, Sr. ( charging
idat. Novaniber is. i < i l&s. | him with having obstructed one'of thfe
public Ih^ghwa^i is;.i|e\) vicinity -«f
Monticetlc, by the erection of a fescp
within the; prescribed limits, of (he
highway. It was contended for the
defendant, in jU^i^ication^tliat thte
land on which nte fence was erected
really belonged to him, and that the
highway in question is still, thirty feet
wide—the width required by, law.
-'«w AilYwrtl»*rtn«nt»-
AVizaitl Oil—W. E. Aiken.
Sale and Feed Stables—A. Williford.
■» Election Notice—I. N. Withers,
’Clerk.
Money to Lend—Douglass & Mc-
Cants.
in
Local Helen.
-fSilveral small; stores are now
the' irocess of erection in town.
—Call and see onr Carpet Exhibitor
and samples and buy a carpet.
* Caldwell & J^acdkrdale.
—Thfei'sonth-boniid passenger train
has not been on schedule time for the
last week. What is wrong?
—The warm, sultry weather of last
week has given place to toe cool days
and colder nights of auttipiH.
—Alexander Hopkins, colored, has
been bound over to await trial for
bigamy at the next term of the Court
of General Sessions^,;
—Mr. % 0. Goodtog, a young mer
chant of ear town, was thrown from
bis horse -bn Monday and one of his
fingers broken. The injury is not
serious.
Thpse propositions were coiifoorefted
by the Stale. Col. Jas. H. Rion ap
peared for the State and Messrs. Mc
Donald & Douglass for the defence.
The oatee \Vas submitted to ^ jury and
the defendant was acquitted Hud dis
charged.
mn 1X1 •-
;> A Happy Occasion.—A marriage
toast was the occasion of a select as
semblage rftlhe residence of Dr. W. K.
Turner, in this county, last Wednesday
evening, ^liss Minnie "Turner, the
eldest daughter of Dr. Turner, was-on
that night united in marriage to Dr.
M. K. Scruggs, also a citizemof Fair-
field. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. W. W. AJills, and the
attendants were Mr. Warren Scruggs
and Miss Anna Turner, Dr. £. W.
-All parties who bonglif guartos ^ en « nd ^ ^!' ie ® Cn,ggS ’ Slr
Eber Mason and «•*" T -A m vn «« »t
from us must settle on or ^before the
1st of November, or they wii lose the
cotton option mid will have to pay the i
face of their notes in money
11. J. McCauley & Co.
Oct 27-t f*
—The school trustees appointed by
the Board of EtOuniners for Fairfield
county at their last meeting' art re
quested to meet and elect their chair
man or <cl<yk hod report at the office of
Dr. Boyd, the chairman of the Board
of Examiners, as soon as practicable.
iTBB DUTY OF SCHOOL TBVHTBES.
W. J. Shelton, Esq.: Dear Sir—In
reply to yonr communication addressed
to me through the columns of The
News AgD Herald of the 7th lust.,
permit me again to refer you to Sec
tion 38 of the school law, where the
dnties of school! Urns tees are laid down,
to wit: That Lesides the duties and
powers prescribed in other portions of
this Act, the trustees shal] ifove au
thority and it shall bei tht^T Hull , BiW,
to provide suitable atjhbc! houses, to
make the same comfortable, paying
due regard to any school house already
built, ‘hr site . .procured, as well as to
othep iclrcmuata nces properoto be con
sidered, so as best to promote the edu
cational interest of tlieir respective
school districts.
It is to be presumed when trustees
accept the appointment they will see
to it, thaty go section of tlieir school
district shall suffcv, but will locate
school houses wherever children are (o
be found to attend school.
Your section is more fortunate than
many in the county, for you have a
trustee in your midst who will cer-
tainlv attend to his immediate locality.
I would therefore suggest thftjt the
citizens make application, thrbi\gii this
trustee, to the botird of trustees, and I
have no doubt the. maUjer will be satis
factorily arranged.
It will be remembered, the act passed
by the last General Assembly reduced
Miss Sue Lemmon,
and Mr. H. B. McMastcr and Miss
Sallie Coleman. Everything contrib- the age for paying poll tax tWin sixty
i a ted to the general enjovment of the ! to which’ will reduce the fechool
n ...i ti. n rrw..., ,, fund ouniidcrablv, and the trustees
evening and the many inculcate of the will have to look well to the finances,
7th uist. will long be remembered by
all who were present. A fitting recep
tion was given at the reference of the
groomtaj father on Thursdays Our
congratulations to the happyjjiair.
Postofkick Statistics.—We arc in
debted to the kindness of our post
master for the following interesting
—Messrs. R. J. McCarthy & Co. are : tigmi;s relative to the comparative sale
prepared to buy or sell Etiture Con-1 0 f postage sliuujis of even date for
tracts for any parties wishing to oper- iggi-SS: During the mouth of Octo-
ate in tl.ls line. All business eonfiden- j bcr> 188;?t whe „ , ho t | iree cents p 08tj) , re
tlal. \tfe receive press dispatehes four j law was 4,521 three cents
NEW f ALL 1 THE QUESTION ' foksale!
-AND-
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WINTER GOODS.
s \.,|V .y» * t ]
Come and see the largest and host se
lected stock Millinery, consisting of
Trimmed Pattern Hats and Bonnets, un
trimmed goods, Velvets, .Satins, KiliUufis,
Flowers, Tips, Plumes, Birds and Felnh-
ers, all colors, Crapes, Illusions, Black anil
White Laces, Love, Crape, Veils, Barege,
Tissue and Parisienne Veiling, Hair
Switches from 75 cents up, Curls, Bangs,
Croquetries for the hair, Crepe, Lisle and
other Kuchings for the neqk, j'lcljus. Col
larettes and Ties, and all Kinds of Fancy
Goods, at **•’ *
O. BOAG’S.
A full stock of Ladles’ and Misses’
Hosiery. Berlin, Lisle, Si lie and Kid
Gloves,jell colors and new styles. An 'at
sortraent of Ladies’ and Misses’ colored
and white Corsets, all sizes. , Hoop Skirts,
Dress Shields and Palpitators- ’ Ilandker-
chiefs mvarlcty, from CotUffiihi'SUk, SOk
Fringes, Passementerie Trimifflng, Velvet
Ribbons, Braids and otlier'Tlress - TrirtL
mings. Butlohs In great vaaiety, styles
and prices, at ' 1
• a* • »* ” a * *’ *'
fThat worries our coippetltoft it Wlnnsboro, Chester .Jtnd Columbia: HOW IS IT
UlMNAUGH 8ELLB GOODS'SO CHEAP? Well, this is our own little secret, and
we don’t propose to glva it aHiray.,',; '' - *•
I aim now openinghuy secotel sbinraerittlds season, and owingto the many failures
In NewiYork in the clothing business and many other branches, I Have been enabled
to secure goods at prices never heard of In „ ^ „ ,
Black Cashmeres, tJollhred Cashpieres, Trimmings, of all the latest designs.
A nice line of Ladies’ Hats, direct from' Manufacturers’ Agents, and for style and
elegance canuot he surpassed by any house r in WINNSBORO.
?r Cur buyer notifies,us to close out our stock of BLANKETS at SIXTY CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR. He advises us by Saturday’s mail of the shipment of.
OXsTIE IBitTHSTDIREID IP-Alfes
1 A.- , - »V '* -!
ito Wlnnsbhro. Don’t buy until you see these goods. While my other places take up
part of my time, the presence of . . *
M I M N A U G li f
scal'd be felt; jn the winnsboro dry goods market.
Respectfully
j*. r,. lyLiMiT A-ua-ia:.
Octlft- . , . - . . - «
J.
O. BOAG’S.
times a day and will kccipaur custom
ers posted. Oct 16-tf*
Religious Notice.—Tne Rev. W.
A. M. Plaxico, of York county, will
preach at the Bf.ick Church on Little
River next Sunday, November 18th.
The Cotton Market.—Cotton in
good demand, hut very little offering:
ttood middling... 9.6b
Middh ng....................9.40
^trict low middling 9.25
Low middling 9.00
New York future market dull an& flat.
Npveinber, 10.36; December, 10.44;
January, 10.60; February, 10.75. - >
Liverpool,,daii at 5i; the demand
fully supplied.
For the Teachers.—All the teach
ers Will bear in mind that applicants
for certificates of qualification toast be
prepared,;. in addition to the other
branches, to stand an examination on
itbe ^rt of School tyaitygement. Copies
of flic work may
at the office of Dr.
commissioner.
had by applying
Boyd, the school
Death.—Mr. George Robertson, Sr.,
died on last Thursday night at his
residence a^jv miles^qjn this place.
Mr. Robertson had some affection of
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the leg and foot, which is supposed
caused or hastened his death. He was
in Ins seventy-first year, and left, at his
death, % widow and one son. Mr.
Robertson lived an humble tint long
and useful life, and his end will be
sincerely mourned by ail who knew
him.
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Bcrned to Death. —A little negro
child was accidentally burned to death
upon the plantation of Mr. Thos. P.
Mitchell, in the Brice section of the
county, during the early part of last
week. The child was left in the house
alone, where a fire was still bunniug,
and it is supposed that it crawled into
the fire. No one yvQs in th® dwelling
at the time, and the chiid, horribly
charred and dead, was, several hours
afterward*', discovered upon the hearth
stone.
The Fee BVi l for a “Goon Time”.
—Hugging parties for the benefit of
churches arc all tjie rage in-some coun
ties in Virginia, say*, the Panville
Register. The prices rapk as follows:
• Girls unriey- fifteen years, 15 emits for
a bug of two minutes; fron^fifteen to
twenty years, from 35 to 7e cents;
another man’s wife, $1.00; widows’,
according to looks,' from 10 cents to
$2.00; 0I.4 mauls, 3 cents apiece or two
; fbr a nicklc—no limit. as to time.
Tastes differ in this world, and the fee
bill above given won’t suit all classes,
of course, but this can be remedied by
special agreement.
The Fair,.—The State frair opens
to-day and promises a week of much
enjoyment to visitors And great bene
fit the agricultural interests of the
State.* Extraordinary, preparations
have been made for a splendid a^d ex
haustive display of Ottr varied, indus
tries, and every care has been taken
(or the arcommodution of the many
visitors expected in Columbia this
Vffffik. A number of horses and other
stock, have been taken down from
Winnsboro and throughout the county,
and Fairfield will be eqnally as well
and as fully represented in the other
departments. Wednesday and Thurs
day will be the principal days and
large delegations from the Boro will
doubtless go down on those days. The
ball, remember, will be^pn Thursday
night. Every one should go some
time during the week.
■, An iNTEtu^giNe case of
Importance in some respects and of
public interest was tried on Thursday
ft>to idstiee ftcii. Tbe action was
stamps were sold at this office; and
during October of this year, under the
two cents letter law, 7,907 were sold,
making a difference in the number of
letters mailed in one month’s time
3,586. These figures are significant in
that they afford proof that the business
of this office is increasing rapidly {vary
month and that the reduction in post
age has resulted beneficially to opr
people. In September qf this year,
the last month of the three cents post
age law, 3,613 of those stamps were
sold here. It is pretty generally be
lieved that the reduction of postage
lias decreased the sale and use qf pos
tal cards, but the statistics at this
office disprove the position. In Octo
ber of last year 2,603 postal cards were
sold at this office,' -for the correspond
ing month of this; rear 2,916. The
facts and figures given are interesting,
as showing the effects of the old and
new law upon the business interest of
our community.
Li l ’ •-—=— •
Official Pay.—TheJ'grand jnry of
Richland county, in their presentrn^t
at the Teceift term of thc’Court cf
General Session?, recommendad among
other things tne increase of pay of the
country treasurers and auditors. The
suggestion and recommendation of this
representative body af Richlanders
strike us as sensible and timely, and
we arc prepared to join with theqi in
their efforts to increase the salaries of
these officers. The duties arc onerous
and the responsibilities are great in
both cases, and it is certainly but just
and equitable that they should be pro
portionately comppnqgtqd. Their sala
ries are now small and insignificant,
and we might say scarcely, sufficient to
supply their huiiilies with the general
comforts of life. We are not unfriend
ly te retrenchment and reform, to an
ecqnomical administration,, qf the af
fairs of the government, hnt we are
openly and avowedly hostile to the
somewhat prevalent, notion in South
Carolina that public officials, however
honest and Competent, should be made
to subsist upon half rations. South
Carolina owes it to herself as well as
to her public functionaries to se5 that
they arc paid eqqedly as well as the
same ability and skill would command
in the affairs of private life. .The
county treasurer and auditor of Fair
field county are exceptionally profi-
iu ordpr that Fairfield county may
maintain the reputation which she lias
throughout the State.
As to Yonr second interrogatory', Hie
school commissioner has no authority
under the lav/ to locate, build school
houses or employ teachers. These
matters arc left entirely to the-trustees.
I would be glad if there could be a
school housei 1° every community, so
that the children could avoid the long
walks, which many have to take dur
ing the school term. In portions of
the county some .have to walk three
miles, which is prefty trying op tyiem;
but not having the funds, how cuii this
be remedied? ;
Several-iic\. r school houses have been
built in ihfs county. When ihe school
district b id the funds to appropriate,
without interfering with the running
of the schoo’.spthe trustees very easily
appropriated the extra funds iubuild-
ipg'new*‘find repairing obi school
houses, so tIpit the teacher and children
might be comfortable. ■:
The trustee^,are well acquainted with
the locality, (lie number of childrenfttb
go to school, and ! have no doubt ivill ^ atid a general favorite with the
see-to it that “fair play and justice” - -
will be meted out to all.
Very respect full ,
*. s 1 John Boyd,IS. G. F. Ct
Winnsboro, November 10, 1883.
IT STANDS AT THE HEAD.
, , THE LIGHT-RUNNING
“DOMESTIC.
55
A"'full stock of Notions of all kinds.
Ladies’ Linen and Lace Collars, Zephyrs,
Saxony, Berlin and Shetland Hoods. Chil
dren’s Zephyr floods and Saeques, Shawls
and Boulevard Skirts, at
J. O. BOAG’S.
AU.kindsof White Go6ds, White Lace
arid Muslin Curtains, Cretonnes, Ac., Ac.
Also a full and complete line of Dress
Goods, of various fabrics, styles and
S lices, from Calicoes, Worsted, Cashmeres,
ilks and Satins—you can find anything you
want in that line and at any price. These
goods We are .determined to sell cheap and
reduce stock.
Our stock of Shoes of all kinds will be
sold at and below COST, as well as heavy
piece goods for Men’s wear, and other
goods that we do not intend keening aft^r
present stock of same is sold. We
what we say.* ' r» -
J. O. BO AG.
mefiiv
One Among Many.
Mr. S. Ki Gannon, of High Falls, S. C.,
says he will sign any testimonial we may
write of the virtues of Norman’s Neutraliz
ing Cordial. > He is thoroughly convinced
that it is truly a gr^at .medicine and he
recommends it to everyone afflicted with
stomachic disorders Small size, 25 cents.
Try it. *
Wl^AltO OftJL.
A FULL Supply of the above Oil, Pills
and Balsam.
ALSO,
One hundred pounds of the Best Blue-
stone. For sale by
W. E. AIKEN.
330N12Y TO LEND.
T HE undersigned are the correspondents
of The Corbin Banking Company -of,
New York and Boston, and are authorize?! 1
to receive applications for loans on live
years time, on real estate security, from
three hundred dollars up to as large an
amount as may be wanted. Interest, eight
per cent, per annum, payable annually;
principal payable at the expiration of the
five years. Applicants to pay expenses of
negotiation.
DOUGLASS A McCANTS,
No. 6, Law Range, Winnsboro, S. C.
Nov 13-txlm
ELECTION NOTICE.
Council Chamber.
Winnsboro, S. C., Nov. 12,1883.
A PETITION, signed by the requisite
number of voters, praying that an election
be held on the question of “license” or “no
license” within the corporate limits of the
Town of Winnsboro, S. C., having been
presented to the Town Council of Winns
boro, it is therefore ordered that sucli elec
lion be held on Friday, the 30th day of
November, inst., between the hours of 7
a. m. and 5 p. in.
Thi books (he registration of voters
open on Monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day, the 28th, 27th and 28th of November,
inst. .>• > .c , i
The bar-rooms are required to be closed
on the day of election.
The following persons are hereby ap-
FIFTEEN more of the
•. I. e : ’
NEVy HIGH ARM DAVIS MACHINES,
The best Machine on the market, grid
gives Vertect satirtaction in every particii-
igdies.
Every Machine WARRANTED in every
particular. No family should lie without
one. Send order or come all and buy one.
J. Ol BOAG.
That it is the acknow ledged Leader in
the Trade is a fact that cannot be dis-
buted.
•jJSffSF
MANY IMITATE IT—NONE EQUAL IT!
The Largest Armed,
The Lightest Running,
* The most Reautiful Woodwork.
. AND IT IS WARRANTED
.To be made of the best material.
To do any and all kinds of work.
Tp lie complete in every respect.
FouSaie by
J. M. BEATY & CDi, *•
. • . • Winnsboro, S. C.
Agents wanted in unoccupied territo
ry. Address
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Richmond, Virginia.
JUST HECEITEll!
HE
ARTERS.
IIOHE-XADE,
WAGONS.
ALSO INSTCRK;
SADDLES,
BACON,
BRIDLES,
HARNESS,
MEAL,
CORN,
a • • • •
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
SHOES,
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INDUCEMENTS FOR CASH. ,
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ULYSSE «. REnPOWTES.
WOOD'S () DON TINE
IS NOT coon TO CLEAN the
teeth of a comb or a cross cut saw, but it
cleanses the
TEETH OF HUMAN BEINGS
It is pc'-,
efficient.
As NO other preparation can.
fectly harmless and promptly
25 cents a box.
\V. C. FISHER,.
Wholesale Agent, Columbia, S. C.
For sale in Winnsboro by McMastkr,
Brice & Ketchin.
TO .AUSTRIA/E,
A lot of BUGGIES and HARNESS.
WAIT FOR THEM.
J. O. boaG.
D. ft FLENNlkEft
. I
■' !
Has received again another fresh
supply of ,,
CHOICE FLOUR
From the Celebrate^ Lenicr Mill*^ pf
Nashville, and thirty thousand pounds
of j
FINE FEED
Expressly for Milch Cows, Horses and
Hogs.
WITTKOWSKY
BARUCH,
CHARLOTTE. N. C..
OFFER EXTRAORDINARY IN-
DUCEMfeNTS TO PEOPLE WHO
ARE. DOING THEIR TRADING BY
f A
MAIL.
t,
OUR MAIL ORDER DEPART-
MENT IS SO ARRANGED THAT
" MV M j (
“SHOPPING” BY MAIL IS ttfcN
tiERED EASIER AND IS OFTEN
MORE SATISFACTORILY DONE
THAk IN PERSON.
dent and we should be glad jf the | P° in ted to conduct thedertum and regia-
tration: John H. Props!, dames S. Eider
government of the.Statc shonld take the
mat ter in hand and see to it that they
are better paid for the burdensome and
responsible, duties .performed for and
in behalf of tne public.
“BITTERS* AT MOSTICELLO.
Messrs. Editors': The Charleston
News and Courier savs: - • ; .. .
“A correspondent of the Wiinieborb
News and Herald complains that
there is an active business done at
Monticello, Fairfield county, in'“bit
ters” and “tonics”, and that this is a
violation of Hie laws regulating the
liquor traffic.”
I suppose that this, statement is based
on my Iptter tq ( your paper, but I aip
reported incorrectly 1 , the mistake is
calculated to damage the gop^, reputa
tion of tho town. I hope that yon
will correct this error. Your corres
pondent said; That he “bad r jbeen in-
formed ( that fitters’ and ‘tonics’ were
sold at certain points in this county.”
■ ’>- z. Y.
and J. W. Hanahan.
By order of Council:
I. N. WITHERS, Clerk.
Nov 13-xlttd
SALE
AND FEED STABLES!
HORSES, MARES, MULES, PONIES.
lay, the 9th
tv
T
Just arrived, on Saturday, the 9th inst,
from Glasgow, Kentucky, two car-loads of
fine driving and riding
HORSES AND MARES,
. *.
and a lot of fine mules. In the lot a *few
Tb saddle and harness PONIES,
Bad Ob Aiqeiica.
Stetes^^wftVdYs^a ° f and h srinerb saddle and harness PONIES, all
its manveattses llotftwd’tartv eating wclf broke, sound and gentle, all of which
ntemrerance bad air iS of ^?rtc£ e* Iwfllsell low for cash, or on time until
cessiveuse of’teacoffee or tcfbaC^ aifd next ft li for approved paper, or I wUl take
of the stomach will produce It Its symp- m A .n
toms are headache, flatulency, loss >tn en- ^ Y 00 well to call and see my stock
ergy, fetid breath, melancholy. Its cute,
itralizing Cordial. •
Norman’s Neutralizing Cor
—Pay op vour snbaeription.
before purchasing elsewhere.
A. WILLIFORD.
Winnsboro, S. C., Not. 12,1883.
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LETTERS OF
INQUIRY
ARE
PROMPTLY tlESPONOEb TO.
SAMPLES SENT AND RS^IMAtES
f.
tANTEE SAT-
rr « * '
DELIVERING PACK-
AGES FQR OV^R TEN DCfl/LARS
IN AMOUNT, FREE OF EXPRESS
OR MAIL CHARGES.
GIVfeN. WE
j
1SFAUTION
WE KEEP EVERYTHING THAT
IS NEEDED TO CLOTHE MEN,
* t
AND BOYS, LADIES
MISSES AND CHILDREN^ IN
YOUTHS
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CHILDREN:
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CLUDlNG A COMPLETE LINE O
, y ' : . . * V
Sadies’
MISSES’ UND
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WEAR, AND HAVE
AND
THE BES»
DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT IN
THE SOUTH.
SEND US A TRIAL ORDER.
WITTKOWSKY * BARUC H.
b
JUST RECEIVED,
ATMEAL, Buckwheat and New Crop
New Orleans Molasses.. • -- . .. • .
J. F. McMASTER A CO.
t REU.BEKD1!
HEiTHES MYSTICM KOii !SC!^ 8ET S&1EII-
Tine AS3 specific.
A REMEDY of ottr t sent y-live years standing.
A REMEDY mors popular at home, and v.-faero
best known, than all other tvined.etso/its kind.
A REMEDY endorsed by the best f’hyaieiana
aud bri.ggistH at its home.
A REMEDY that Mr. C. \V. O'Neill, Goodwater,
j Ala., says mtaed his wife from an invalid's bed,
I and he oelieves sored tiertije.
A REMEDY of which a prominent Atlanta
merchant said, '-I would haveBivcn S50Gascoon
|„ as4 wo tld a nlekie for what two bottles of your
1 medicine did formy daugnier.”
A REMEDY In reeurdUo which S J Cr.srail*,
I M. D., Dru*pist of Tboma-ville, Ga., says: “I
can recall instances in which it efforded rdi.J
after nil the usKal remedies hadfni/ea
A REMEDY about w hi eh Dr. It. II. Ferrell,
Grange, Ga , writes: “1 have used for the last 2(1
years the medicine you are putting up and
consider it the best combination ever gotten
together for tae diseases for which it is recom
mended ...
A.REMKDY of which Dr. Joel Branham. AtlAfr-
U, said: “ I have examined the recipe, and have ie»
hesitation in advising its use, aud confidently
recommend it.”
A REMEDY which the F.ev. TI. H. Johnson,
near Marietta. Ga., says be 1ms used in his fam
ily with the "utmost satisfaction” and recom
mended it to three families “who found it to bo
just what it is recommended ”
A REMEDY of which Pembmon, Iverson, ft
Denison say: "We have beeh-selling itfor manv
A lot of Extra Choice New Crop
NEW ORLEANS . MOLASSES, the
finctrt that can be bought in the market.
ALSO,
One thouMtiitl bushels
RUST-PROOF OATS.
While we have some good suits at $7.50,
$9, $10 ami $12, the variety at $13.50 and
$15 is much greater, and embraces many
very desirable and handsome mixtures, cut
both in walking coats and sacks. There is
no discount on the wool—it’s the genuine
article. The garments are of stylish shapes,
Bowed With silk, wel' made and nicely
trimmed. Do you cdf*
of RED suit soon? If so, you
when coming to Columbia. If there is
• - | anything under the sun in Fall and Win
ter apparel that you require you can find it
in our stock.
BOYS’ SUITS.
.. To the ladies of WiifflsftnTO we Irish to
announce that we have the largest slock of
Boys’Clothing in Columbia. Boys’ school
and dress suits;, also a haiiclsome line of
Kilts for.tlte little ones, and made and
trimmed in the I alt’s t styles. We, also
guarantee a perfect tit. Afl orders sent to
my athtress will receive prompt attention,
that we liave received our usual STOCK ami if they do not suit or fit, you can re
turn them by paying half express.
CALL
EXAMINE!
We desire to call attention to the fact!
of GOODS, and that they are
, Lower Than Ever.
Our stock will be found full and com '
plutc in
l • M.i* . v »»- ■ .» *
Every Department,
And parties will find it to their advantage
to call aud examine both
Goods and Prices
Respect! t
sav: ‘‘We sold 50 gross in four months, and never
sold it in any place but what It was wanted again.”
A REMEDY by which Dr. Bough, of LaGrange,
Ga.,sai8: ‘‘I cured one of the most obstinate
cases of Vlt'Aitiocs Menstruation that ever
came within my knowledge, with a few liottles.”
A REMEDY of which Dr J. C Huss, Notasulga
Vt.rf..V.Vo,V' ’i | Ala , says: T am fully convinced that it is un-
iter iplate buy mg a rtvfih'dfor that clots of diseases which it claims
i sho-ild nee tlicse toenre'’ • •
‘ A REMEDY about which Mai. JohnC. Whittier,
of Atlanta, well and favorably known all over
the United states as aGtnera: Insurance Agent,
“I used this remedy belore the war on a
huge plantation on a great number of cases,
ahmy* with absolute cii.vf.-3.”
A REMEDY about which Mr. J. W. Strange, of
Cadersville, Ga , certifies that one bottle cured
i two memle'rs of his family oi menstrua tin egUr
laritv of many years staselng. . ,
A REMEDY that is CUU- I EU TTtAN ANY OTTITU
MKDfoiNKoi its kind in the world, bc-avse 1 on
2 BOTTI W WUd.l t’RIiTHE MOST on-fTIN tlK CASE.
‘ Tins gcrat popui.au kenedy isBradfiki-d j
Fkm.vl. - : IOlGULAtor, (Vruinu's BettFricitd ) Kor
sale by all Druggists. 1'riee: Small size 75 cdlls.
Isin;e si/e 41.50.
Sole rr< ertetor and Marnftu'lr.rer
J. RRADFCSI/D,
No. 1086. Pryor Street. Atlanta. Ga,
M. L. KIXARD.
We would call ape-
great decline in the
Before purchasing,
cial attention to the
prices of
iSoittofttic Goods and Blankets,
Both cf which w4 have a full stock on
hand,, and,- j will so!
as anybody. .,,
tliem as LOW DOWN
->» i-~t
■ ;
BARGAIN*.
SIXTY' LADIES’ DOLMANS
OLOAKS to be closed out
AT COST. ...
and
McMASTZP.
^*t
wx
ZB7J2I1T.
aItention
13 C ALLED to FRES Jl ADDITIONS
;! f. ‘1
TO MY
inmi ipifiaea
—TRADE—
NORMAN’S
H r.OTRAL.JS| Wc
CORD SAL.
. —MARK-
A BmEand rffrrfuo! P^rnodr forerrant
ail irieiuWa’it;« :’ c.nd di ,ttr oi ih • su m-
KCti Riid Bowels, wh< fhr*r in rlii'dren (>r Ddniis.
It 1« Rcot'ptalile tolbo Stomacu witLoui u»:aig
offensive ta t!.o t»’t' 4 .
Promptly relieving Pvprntery. PiarrhoPK, Ohol-
e.a fclorbuj, c.. iv:a Jn.uutujtk
Hux, Gi^-rinic i i. i«, K!a:uk«r^ v
Katuk’ft. .Acauil . i the SLimac t,
li. art bum, i aid Norvoue
HiJiclorho o^.j “/'ixiiftla. May
be used in rU I'.rnnsr* menbt of
tho8fcor**fich c, 11 ; v.n ru’aioUioii of the
lulsUuivd or a choiai.c of cr water.
1^0^^ZjlXT 9 3
PIEUTSAL!.! X’G C&uDIAL
• Is as pirn. •' ::t Led harmisss as Ti’ack-
berry AVIae. Ii'«s n-u. contain Opium
ar.d will not ti nrupric. Specially r' com-
ircnded for Soua., :. r.e^! .utd 'A'eetUing
CRUqccn.
Price 15c. and ti. r> v-rr bottle. "’-c
boldlMvIlt'rngffUtSL ii.i /»r,i;jr* in Jl' C'etn',
EXVLSHm CKfJlIChL CO,
Sole Rn. victors,
Walnalla, S. C. V. fi. h.
SHORT CROPS!!
(&
Swlft’s’Fft'r'Sa has hern the meaua of bringins
'ie-Uth and happiness to thou'imiD who were pro-
nonneed ineurultle of Blood and Skin Diseases.
HEAR TIIE~WITNESSES!
1 am s'ire that Swift's Spertle saved my life, t
v. -1 1. riit.iy p.'i-f.ui d w ill) Malurid, uud uu> given
it. 1 die Swill'-specific relieved me promptly uxl
euurcly. - tiiiuk it id the greatest n-niodv of tho age.
O. G. bl’KNCUlf,
Erp't Gaa Works, Itonte, Ca.
! Owing to Short Crops tlie farmers want
! the liigliest prices for cotton. In order tri
riieet their demand* anyone ban obtain it by
U3!,, s •
CLARKEW SEED COTTON CLEANER
The Celeb:at-
“Hi unstvick”
one.
For sale by
cr. w.- 1
•ll.e—tr\
lilt •'!.!
>; A reiy m.; :
cogs or belts, it • ay- any man
ik Wt- refer parties to E.,P. Sr.,
6. r, ft. enrea the worst forma of Scrofula, Oi l
'orei, < -Id l lcv rs, Kr» o'.a, IJi r|«;s, and till Blood or
ct llntor. It eliminates the Poison from tl:«
‘■si, mid drives.it out lltrou-U tie; pores of tho
•.. .a.
HAD hcT.OFCLA FOR 17 tEAES.
" * J ! » '' I , ■
T have suffered from Scrofula about 17 years. The
1 -..j e bring mostly conHiM'd to my legs and ankles,
i • v shin bones were covered with iart/s nicer* an t
ii t>.'i*s cf rotten Jtreh. and the odor war almost un-
i,r ,Ue. All remedies and treatments wiiich i trie l
fiuivd to do tito any good. At lust I begun taking
a. S. S„ continuing for about four months, and i A>1
CF.tr I AlivLY W ELD. I took S. 8. 8. under tho
supervision of a iiitysician of 40 years’ active prac
tice, by yonr order. . Previous to taking 8. 8. S. I at
times could searc-ly walk. Aoio 1cm walk all dan,
and 1 han to t/uin/i S. S. ft. and it only for mj cure.
tugs. McFarland,
E4 Foundry Street, Atlanta, Go.
v * ' rheumatism.
> th-sect of this disease is in the Dlreei.
fclO.no i v/ould not purchase from me what S. 8. 8,
h.s o fected in my case, it cured too of Malarial
hneuiuat'yin A BOH IK TllGMAS,
Editor RepuliiMH, SpriugUcld, Tenn.
t A nergo was cn rrd of a violent ense Of Rbenma-
tirtn oy S. 8. j>. Wiliiout the remedy bo would Uav*
died. WM. ». SMITH, M. D.,
Tumbling Sbuuls, S. C.
VWl-* for a copy of t'ac little book—free.
4. ,
.. rf»1 nnn UE'W.VHDwIII be pold to any
tnflCllinp. No qLAjWV/ Ch-mtsi who will find, on analysis
who uses
T. TOTT.
Ocean Gem Mackerel . , , ,
Louis Corn Reef. « R rt Vn h«.vVt G.v4,i,o^At, of White Oak.
lM.S%*wVk.m«lqan Sardines. Cal1 Hn<1 ffi&thlnc ter yo.urself
Salmnn t.loured), M.t .kerel
of 100 be tiles of 8. S. S-. mo particle of mercury,
ijd.de pcUseiun; or ur.v min nil Miii-tance.
TUK SWirr SPKCUTC CO.,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Imported 'lacaroi’i.
Fresh Cheese.
Fresh Apples, to gallon cans.
Bartlett Fears, Oiiinces.
• ' Grstetl Pineapple, Peaches,
rsl pat:
<» • t
i.LLlOTT, SR.
‘WiBrtiow”8” Succotash—first packetT,
“Davis.Leator Manor” Tomatoes—hand-
•1 f . packed, i ! ‘ .
CrosscA Blackwell’s Ctiow-Cliow Pickles:
■f Inipoited Won^stershire Sauce.
Baker’s Broma.
T’ Condensed Milk.
FreshfSnow-Flakefi. ■■
A lot of Handled Hoes and Grain Cfadles.
ALL CHEAP FOR CASH.
tnmtHon- I'vrniahlnK 0<wh)». Th.
: Slock womb Af rtNttlinon'. Moqtici
Carpet* >
Largest I
Brusaela, S-Ply aiio'l ngrulu Carpet*,R'ligi.
Xwl* and Crumb Cloths, Window >ltad<-,
fVsll Papers, Ito d.-rs, Curt»'ns, ' or
Mice* snd t'ol *, Coco* A font on Mattings
CphoUtery, Kngravlni:*, Cliromo*, Vletu'
bnamc* Write for naraole* and rricr *.
BAILIE A COoKJcKY, AtlGLSrA. GA
June ao-rxly
SEED WHEAT AND OATS.
' • 7 ': . - Tkusx proof Wheat and oats,
R Vf JCw Cheap for’the CASH.
. iXl. 11U lit 1 . J. F. MoJ.ASTEF. A CO.
PRYOR’S PILE \ HEM^RHOmT
onrrMENT
For this annoying trouble It bits been in popular uso
lor many rears, and i* very favorably known u a
SPECIFIC CURA It is also the very best remedy
Ipown tot SORB NIPPLES, Psuws, Contes.
Ou> Sorbs, Scald Bxas, Tirnn, Uum* and
kindred diseases.
. From Montgomery, Ala., a gentleman writes: “ I
had been sorely affildvl with Files for ten yean, and
obtained immediate relief and a permanent cun by
using Pryor’s Ointment ’’
-A gentleman writes from Cutset*, Ala.: “ I ueA
Pryor’s Qlstment in <m aegrmated cate of Piles qf
tight years standing, and lu un Incredibly short tima
It made a complete curt."
Sent by mafl m receipt of the pries—.V*. a box. ,
Sold by Dniggist* and Dealers everywhere.
No. 106 8. Pryor St., Atunr.t. Cs,
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