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• V * £> *-* y--. •• ' " X'' LOOAL KLLIGKNOE. ?r ---5, ■ •- 'V' • ."■f— I V TUESUAV, NoTember27, llie prosecuHoii and Me?W Raifsdate & Ka^fcdale for the defence. The de-' obitcaby. 1883. Teudant gave bond lo await trial at tire ,^Died, near Jenkinavilistj In this coanty,. next term of the Court of General on the 20th last, Mra. Martha F. Chapped,, c” Advertl»puient«. ♦Beggai-s—Counpr & ^handler. Teachers’ Absociariou—John Bojd, S. (J. F. C. Snnimons—McDonald & Douglass, Plaintiffs’ Attorneys. next Sessiotis. , in the seventj’-ninth year of her age. She 1 oc »l F.rfC'fs. —The Legislature meets to-dav. - .. —The political trials begin in Co lumbia this week. —At the hour of closing on Monday 110 whiles had registered an l 106 col ored. v. . — Heavy and general rains have fal len all over the county and the time for bad roads incoming again. The county commissioners, superintendents of highways ami road overseers should heartily co operate in the work of keeping in proper repair all the high- »wajs throughout the county. This can be do*ie without the expendi- On the same day the case of tho was throughout Mfe a Christian woman, a e againat Nai)oleon McDaniel, and a devot“d^iiember of the Methodist nt* 1 !* Wk»P«‘Ohnreh. -Shi, leaves a large erlsuii, Sr . witholl eihwmf The tomeum her deadae, and to honor ^tate was represented by Messrs. Me-, Uel .Donald & Douglass and the defence by j ~ ~ Messrs. fiilgKdale & Kagsdale* The' hymkheAIv. hT\- r n \ y n nd '° n ; MAnniED-On Wednesday, November •costs or be imprisoned in the county Zr X , ’" aynesville, imprisoned in the county jail for the term of — days. The case of the State’against Ed ward Stevenson for ’assault and bat N. C., by the Rev. D. H. Duel, D. D., Rich a.kd A she Me ahes, of Wilmington, N. C., to Louise Woodward, youngest tcry was tried before Justice Catbcart i daughter of Dr. John D. Palmer, of on Saturday. Tlie defendant was Ridgeway,,S. C. No cards, found guilty and sentenced lo pay a! M Annm*-In Fairfield county, October hue of two dollars and .v.liflLC.11.1 tlic county l«il for Mn ££ j “n Tin? line and costs were paid and the , ,.' ^ ^ ^ defendant was tfischarged. j Alpine, «» i . .;r Old Maid’^ DaY.—Sunday last was “Old Maid’s Day”. This means in the vertmcplar the day on which an un- re of much labor, time and money, attended to in lime. —All parties from ns t/msf settle, on or Mr. J. B. Duke to Miss Doba T. Slioh. WITTKDWSKY & . r ' S 1 / * | ^ '**• - . ^ BARtCH, CHARL()TTE. N. C.. i--:' , .* ' r . V • - ^ffer extraordinary in- ‘r ' i f DUCEMENTS TO PEOPLE WHO ARE DOING THEIR TRADING BY : ilV, ... MAIL. FOII S. -AND NOT ENOUGH MONET. , ■ Bad On Amerlce. Nine-tenths of the people of the United States suffer With dyspepsia, and what are inurru'd woman mate, up Her mind fo! JSSUSS be an old maid. These fatal days seem cesMve use of tea, Coffee or tobacco, and to have been fixed and s6t apart bv Cite anything tliat prevents the regular action who bought guanos Frcpc! amLtre sa.-mlin tbocalundar rp 'i >f ,‘ hp will produce it. Its svmp- MORE SATISFACTORILY DONE 1 before She $}• Catiicrine, virgin - and marivv. feW'^eaV^e^ **11$ vw,*' , r 1N *p r «*. nv ' 1st of November, or Ihev wii lose the " i 1 ia,l, ‘G , to , ,,;ivca kllal Norman's Neutralizing Cordial - » THAN IN PERSON. ' lot supeniatnral knowledge of . such | • ■ ■. ■ OUR MAIL ORDER DEPART- »• t. »• v . r % ' % MENT IS SO ARRANGED THAT “SHOPPING” BY MAIL IS REN »• > \ DERED EASIER AND IS OFTEN .TTILSMORNING.AT NINE O’CLOCK I WILL THROW THIS STOCK on the market at a regular sacrifice. WE NEED MONEY and MUST HAVE IT. Now, if ever, is your time to get goods at prices only offered by MIMN AUG IT. - This has been the prediction of some of our competitors. We have come (o the conclusion that they were better informed than we though* they were. ALL PARTIES INDEBTED TO US WILL PLEASE SETTLE AT ONCE. , ... , V? Respectfully, Mis Cal Y/AGON3. Oof 1,6- ■X. X.,. MIlvIXTJTTJa-'ET. AisoIS STGKE: SADDLES, BRIDLES’, HARNESS, BACON, MEAL, colton option and will have to pay the | affairs, and site wlw passes the age of I lace ol tneir notes in money. twenty-five, the mystic number, is told j L. J. McCablky & Co. 1 of. the “forlorn hope” led bv St. Cath- Oct 27-tf * —The Rev. W. M. Grier, D. D., of [ maidens. The Church Erskine College, and Prof. ij. II. Car-1 .!<> observe “ eriiic, who is - the i utelarv- saint- of the he wiii sign any UsthnmilAl . J.i’..,, rn.„ I. ■ t 1 writeof tlie virtues »f Norman sNentraliz- One Among Many. Mr. S. K. Cannon, of High Fails, 't£ C., •" ' we may '■4- 1 X LETTERS OF INQUIRY ARE PROMPTLY RESPONDED TO. • i...l. r.wvl.xwt m m im: yii pin's "i a nifuuHiit- !, , "bgiana is ing Cordial. He is thoroughly convinced 0 ., , r . , the day , and the that it is truly a great medieme and he _ lido of Wnffni-d ColWo iVivr boon Standing text for the occasion is taken recommends "it to everyone afflicted with SAMPLES SENT AND ESTIMATES . , vvonotti cojicgc, nave oeen , fro|n ^ tolu . th chai , tei . ot - i 8U ; a | i: stomachic disorders. Smailsize, 25cents, j - . inttled to de.iver lectures in this |.hicej.. Allll i,, that day seven women shall Try it. * .GIVEN. WE GUARANTEE SAT- dnrtng the present .week on the subject ta k e [ 10 j^ 0 f man, saving, we will J .ot “no license” hilt we are sorry to ea | onr own bri'ad and wear our own t CORN, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, INDUCEMENTS FOR CASH. OuT.c-M;/.««-. announce that other engagements have .compelled both gentlemen to decline the invitation. ,, , } —Messrs, R. J. McCarley & Co. are prepared to buy or sell Future Con tracts for any parties wishing to oper ate in this line. AH business confiden tial, We receive press dispatches four • i nes a day and will keep onr custom ers posted. Oct 16-lf * Thanksgiving Day.—A union ser vice will be held at the Associate Re formed church at eleven o’clock on Thursday next—National Thanksgiv ing dav. The exercises will be con ducted by tlie Row D. E. Jordan. Members of all denominations are cor- dially-invitcd to attend the service. Attkntion Fa bulks.—I will have ,on exhibition at Winnsboro, on saleS- day in December, one of the eele- brat d Casaday .Sulky Plows. They rht di'af:, and never got out of IS ; raiitt’d r.‘> do good work in ore li oi doi, all kit , ... , „ , , „ i, .TEACISERS’ ASSOCIATION. apparel, only let ns be called by thy „ , . . ... name to take awav our reproach.” •TiRE Teachers Association will hold its Tliant-fl tr» mn-loi-u anrli * next meeting at Mount ?ion School, 1 hanks to moju n Uheialilv no such winnsboro, on SATURDAY, the FIRST unalterable law exists on tins side ot d \y 0 f DECEMBF.R. It is to be hoped the waters, and no case is esteemed the teachers of-Fairfield will manifest the hopeless, however ripe in age and interest they take in the responsible and rfoble urofession which they have chosen, | bv appearing at Mount 2ion School at eleven o’clock, sharp. | JOHN BOYD, Nov 27-txlt S. C. F. C. ISFACTION—DELIVERING PACK-: |- " < I AGES FOR OVER TEN DOLLARS IN AMOUNT, FREE OF EXPRESS !< .. .. OR MAIL CHARGES. expencuce. xY. V.M t.Yi *V 21-TJX ; Till-: « OTTON Mrtti ing is the r-port W Good uddiKi'tg.. • Middliiig Strict !<•>. ti-idct) Los .it'.ridling .,. N : I n Cotton Ex* • dav, b .O' a t cit v. i'-DVlEM Frank Lf.slik’s Popular Monthly. —The December number brilliantly closes Hie sixteenth volume of this highly popular magazine, and now is the time to subscribe for the coming year. The opening article is by Benja min V. Abbott, embracing a most in teresting history of “The Chief Jus tices of the United States,” with nine portraits and illustrations.- The other prominent illustrated articles are, “Memories of Ischia,” by Howard Russell ; “Pizarro and tli^e Fall of the Inca Empire,” by Alfred II.Guernsey; and “Calcutta-, the City of Palaces,” by Victor M. Hollipsworth. Janet E. Ruclz Rees desetibes of Our Grandmothers, Riithveu “English Elections.’ serial, tnfitl d, “ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, n COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. James H. Walling and Elizabeth McLean, Plaintiffs, annimt John L. Walling, Wil liam H. Walling, Thomas P. Walling, Mary E. Walling, William Walling and Laura McL. Smart, Defendants. Sum- moutfor Relief. Complaint not Served. To t.iif Defendants Above-named: V Wfi KEEP EVERYTHING THAT IS NEEDED TO CLOTHE MEN,! YOUTHS AND BOYS, LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN, IN ULUD1NG A COMPLETE LINE O. LADIES’ AND MISSES’ UNDE., WEAR, AND HAVE THE BEST 4# sUfe ■ ...^r YOU are hereby summoned and require-l i DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT IN to answer the complaint in this action, j j there are ! etc., In ] 1 Douglass rMarsron, which was tins day filed in the office of the Clerk of tlie Court of Common Pleas, for tlie said County, and to serve a copy of your an swer to the said complaint on the snbscrib- “The Kitchens ers at their office, No. 3, Law Range, „. i v..,,i j Winnsboro, South Carolina, within twenty j days after the service hereof, exclusive of ’ A new the day of such sendee; and if you fail to \ rvn-L- Hop,I ” hv answer the complaint within . the time ' ’ , 1 aforesaid, the, plaintiffs in this action will Pierce^ ts .coinment-ecr, auu appiy to the Court for Hie relifef defttanded nort storie 1 -, sketches, poems,; in the complaint. J. te. Konnnru, Amanda M N. Gu’imsoo, Westland j u Meredith, M. S.; Dated November 2‘lth, A. D. 1R33. MCDONALD & DOUGLASS, Plaintiffs’ Attorneys. THE SOUTH. SEND US A TRIAL ORDER. WITTKOWSKY A BARUCH. IT T tin L-tx" WOOD'S ORONTINE IS NOT COOD TO CLEAN THE teeth of a comb or a cross-cut saw, but it cleanses the TEETH OF HUMAN BEINGS As NO other preparation can. It is per fectly harmless and promptly efficieut. 25 cents a box. W. C. FISHER, Wholesale Agent, Columbia, S. C. For sale in Winnsboro by McMasteb, Brice & Ketchin. 1EDY! THE LILUT-RUNNINU it. - - > ' - $■ v -r- r; * • vv -vr. Uv-t /TYTtr-ir i(T TIU.O ARB SF ( ' V'S H,S ill, 77 A REMEDY of orrr liw’igy-j _xt. O 1 A vN. A IU|i>I!5I>Y nwrcp'-tm/a.' i best known, Itoiu «J( otltrr\ l ’-kI it ’•< the acknotvledged Leader in A KE. ii.kv cndoi-sc-d by ib a fact ti.it !ge cli.inot be dis- wS-l -’S - I'.f To the absent Defendants, 'A illiam tng and Laura McL Smart: Personal.—Muj».-1 it.nr; o r tlie Ij" /U bar, W; r-ioii- ii tha: A. Moelzo, in town oil The illustrations are | ver jiaincrous, and few periodicals j present 12* quarto .pages of such at- TAKE notice that the complaint in tractive and interesting reading. Pika j aettWb together, with the summons of iveuiv-av . wtutv . or « a,S'lSlJS'KLVSY *“ W year, pod paid. Address Mrs. r rank Leslie, Publisher* 63', 55 and 57 Park ASHES, Pill, * SSry, c a- A. *- c AW \ t AN V I.M- . AT,-; n 'll-.’ : • '.e- i \rm- - The U dii * NI> I X f- » T) be i!'. ot r l 0 do as!, Ttybe coni Fov.ta.c oy , J. LI. 11X ]. Y A. EQUAL ITI '>! W'oodwork. ANTED naterlal. >>t work, respect. & CO., ■: Shore, S. C. Agents wanted in unoccupied territo ry. Adtlress , DOMESTIC SE’YJNt: MACHINE CO. Riclmi'inb, Virginia. Place, New York. - Mora!,;- . < I Pi’' 1 ' ' ' M. . l A . « ».Ai t '.. U, A. v Doug- IttSS .• iHt 1». *-1 Si c .'Y.’l.'lvf led on Mou ‘day tor Co Ui;, 1 .. ld ihc aitmml session :•:' 1 III • Assembly. ('apt. H;> i; •e Y . M i-Lli . C In will rt-irh l^oltutibia v •;v of the Goiuutbia A Greenvilte Railroad. Mr John ! W . Aiken, formerly of Winnsboro , DO u of Qill berl J foilov.’, was in tow; i! on Monday on a visit to his father’s fam ilv. The Teach eks’ Institute.—We de sire to call special attention of the teachers throughout the county to the notica published in these columns by Dr. Boyd, the school commissioner. The earnest and enthusiastic commis sioner makes a not her effort to organize a Teachers’ Institute for the county, and in the commendable undertaking he merits the sympathy and co-opera tion of every teacher in Fairfield cot?iir ty7 Other counties have organized associations of this .kind and they are already doing a useful work. Will Fairfield .stand back with hands folded and do nothing? It looks that way now. We shall see surely on Satur day, the first day of Dcceinbco. Don’t forget the call. a Registration.—The registration of voters preparatory to the vote on the question of “license” and “no license” began Monday and the books will be kept open during each day of this week until Wednesday evening at six o’clock. Everybody 7 is or should be interested in the solution of this ques : tion, and it is therefore,unnecessary to say that every one legally entitled to vote should be duly registered before Friday, the dav of the election. The registration managers should see to it that no one registers who is not enti tled under the law to cast a ballot. ? ritis proper and reasonable precaution hits taken in time may save trouble and perhaps difficulty on the day of the election. Crops at the “Corner”.—Mr. W. B. Estes, of Feasterville, has forward ed a report to the commissioner of agriculture upon the condition of the crops in that section. He says: ‘.‘Average yield of corn, 7 bushels; quality compared with last year, 70 per cent.; average yield of lint cotton per acre, 70 pounds; qitaliiy compared a'ith last year’s,£■) per cent.; average Peld of sweet potatoes per acre, 40 bushels; quality' compared with last y ear’s, 60 per cent. There are noty on hand compared »viih those on hand in 1879—horses, 90 per cent.; males, 120 per cent.; milch cows, GO per cent.; other cattle, CO per cent.; sheep, 70 per cent.; hogs, 75 per cent.; farms, 150 per cent. Compared with last year’s crop, FrLh potatoes this year, 60 percent.; pea-*, 20 per cent.; poul try, 120 per cent.; apples, 10 per cent.; peaches, 3 per cent. Among thk Justices.—The prelim inary examination in the ca6e of the State against Napoleon McDaniel j charged with fititry. upon the lands of another aftey.jwUc^/ was held before j ustice Catbcart on Saturday. Messrs. McDOuald £ Douglass appeared for TAKJ Nil HBAJPJS. A i anO Enthusiastic Meeting ot the I'roUibHiojiisU in tee Court House-The OrRHnization Effeeted—Speedies Made. Pursuant to notice given in (hose columns the.friepds and sympathizers of the prohibition movement assetn’-r bled in full force in the court-hon.-e on Friday night. All came with hearts and sotils full of the cause and a delib eration to work written upon every face. Promptly at the hour appointed Mr. Henry L. Elliott Was nominated and elected chairman of the meeting, Mr. J. W. Hanahan secretary, and Messrs. R. B. Hanahan and R. E. Elli son first and second vice-presidents, respectively. .. The object of the meeting Was stated by tlie chairman, to wit, to take such steps as may be necessary to organize the temperance movement and to secure the success of the cause at the approaching election. On motion of Mr. McDonald; the following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That a committee of ten be elected, to be knowh fts the execu tive commitee, and Jthat said commit tee be empowered to appoint all sub-, committees thay m^y -think necessary, said committee to consist of the follow ing-named gentlemen, to wit: Capt. I. N. Withers, Me sirs. T. H. Ketchin. T. K. Elliott, Thos. Jordan, Sr., and R. M. Hueg, and representing the col ored population,' John D. Smart, Hen- rv Barber, H. Sims, the Rev. J. C. Watkins and the Rev. E. D. Spear- man. _ , . A resolution was offered by Mr. Huey and.unanimously adopted, ap pointing Col. Jas. H. 'Rion and J. L. McDonald, Esq., the law committee of the organization. ^ - .On motion of Mr. McDonald, Mr. D. R. Flenniken was authorized and directed to telegraph to Prof. J. H. Carlisle, in tpe name.of the chairman, inviting him to deliver a temperance Picture in this place some tirrie dnring tlie present week. Ae elsewhere Stat ed in these columns, Professor Car lisle has declined the invitation. On motion, Mr. H. L. Elliott was elected chairman ex-officio of the ex ecutive committee. * , Mr. T. K. Elliott offered a resolu tion calling a meeting on Monday night (the 2ft >), and that the execu live committee be empowered and authorized to procure speakers for the evening. . , - : Speeches were made in tlie course or the evening bv the Rev. John. I. Chal mers, the Rev. I). K. Jordan, the Ret. E. G. Price' and Messrs. J. K. Me-. Donald, L N.. Witbyre, J. W. Hana- hau and Jno* S. Rev Holds* and among the colored people present by John D. Smart, the Rev. J. C. Watkins hud the Rev. E. It. Spearman. The inee< lug Monday night was largely attended and a number of ad dresses were made, a lull account ot which will be given hi our next issue. The Rev. A. Coke Smith will deliv er a temperance lecture In the court house to-night at seven o’clock, to which all are earnestly invited. The orator selected for the evening has a State reputation and all should turn out to hear him- Other addresses will be delivered'daring the' week. the office’of the Clerk of the Court of Com-1 moii Pleas, at Winnsisjro, in the County cf j Fairfield and State of South Carolina on the 24th day of November,„A. D. 1883. Winnsboro,. S. (A, 26th Novomber, 1H33. McDonald oldouglass,, - Plaintiffs’ Attorneys. -Nov2S-x6t ■ RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA!! BEGGARS! WIZARD OIL, St Jacob’s OIL Ncural- gine, young America Liniment, British i Oil, N'Tve and Bone Liniment,. Volcanic | Oil, Hmau'» Household Panacea, Golden j .Liniment, Harter’s Liniment, Pain Killer, Who would hViievA that we were vnrs, after looking over our splendid of goods, which' is more extensive and er than ever—and yet such is the ease, have beggared ourselves by laying in so tnneh for the trade, when the crops have" For sale by been so short. In the first place, we beg those owe ns to come and pay up, hereby ! McMASTER, RltlCE & KETCHIN. wo beg for MONEY. Everybody wants money, and especially those we owe. If we did not owe anybody andeould live without buying anything wo would not want money. COME AND SEE US, you For Coughs, Colds r*nd Lung • Diseases. 'Brown’s Bronchial. Troches,,. Chlorate Potash Lozenges, Forest’s Juniper Tar, Lung Healing Globules, Syrup of Tar and Wild Cherry, Shriner’s Balsamic Cough Syrup; Harter’s Lung Balm, Tolu ami We want to show you the beautiful Liverwort Expectorant, Gonnan Syrup, things we have on hand, useful as well as 8 Expectorant, Syrup of rolit and elegant; full lines of Jewelry, Watches ‘ l 1 1 rn £ e s^Latnnh Peinedy, and Clocks, Glttsswarc, Silverware, .Spec-1 Sunff, Cubeb u ^. s tacles and Eyeglasses, Lamp Goods, Fancy Expectorant, Ayer s Cherry 1 ecuoral, w»vrep Lyegt&sses, Lamp .......j Goods, Toilet Sets, Vases, Cups and Mugs. Then we will Leg you to • - %,-a PURCHASE Some of these things, that ypu may have pleasure and we profit lueieby. Now the time to get BARGAINS, •; is For we will sell at cost and below rather ttrn laeve this stock in our NEW STORE, ^ Which wo expect to do soon after Christmas. CONNOR & CHANDLER,. CLZHR’S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY or FAIRFIELD. David W. TidwelL Plaintiff, vs. Jacob Tidwell raid Others, Defendants. fN pursuance of an ..order of the Glone Flower Cough Syrup, syrup, El Brown’s Mix- lixir of Grinde tine, Bull's Cough Syrup, ........ ... - Ha, Whitcomb’s Asthma Remedy. Allen’s Lung Relsam, Cherry Pectoral Wine, Coil Liver Oil, Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, Capsules of Cod Liver Oil, Hynophosphito of Lime and Soda, Extract cf Malt and Cod Liver Oil, Syrup of the Llypophite. For sale by i gcJIASTEB, BBIC3 t KETCHIN. S HEADQUARTERS. * * •St ■ *i hh f 1) ».4 Jb • (.R i L’U. ' rpryi W A jL I Ri'OLIVi I) Gilt-Edge Iffit- Ut, fre!.)i aud sweet, Cream Cheese and Prunes, New On- STOVES A SPECIALTY I have In store the largest stock of Cooking and Heating STOVES ever brought to Winnsboro, AL the head of the list is the Charter Oak, No, 8, with all the latest improvements, including the wonderful wire gauze oven door. Other sizes of the same Stoves and Nos. 7, 70, 77, Ac., of other first-class cooks. Morning Light, Centennial, Cooks ,;e,veK*OYolving top), Improved Lee, Crown, Cotton Option, Bill Arp, Gulf States, Leon, Magnate, &o. All sizes of HEATERS, for GOAL or I N pursuance of an order of the wood. Grates, Open Franklins, and Egg Court of Common Pleas, artide in Etovos from 10,oo, up. Stove trimmings the above-stated case, I will offer for V.mnv coffFe"ROASTElt'stinDlies sale before the court-house door in • a j ori(? j 9 air-tight and roasts Winnsooro, on the first Monday in perfectly l to 3 pounds coffee. Will tit any December next, within the legal hours stove. Trice |2.oo. of sale, at public outcrv, to the highest FELLOES, SPOKES and HUBS, a full bidder, the following-described prop- stock. To simps I sell very close. Write »rtv to «it- ; or vail for prices. e » b L: r,iar,totlr,n PLOWS and plow blades. I have a few All that pteoe^ parcel or plantation 0 f the Louisville Plows that I will ctose of land, lying, being and sitnate in the out Wlll hereafter run the LEADER— Coimtv of Fairfield, State of South tins best low-priced cht'led plow. Carolina, containing jwo hundred ^ ^ acres, more- or lees^ and bounded bv ; C3h JCKj O O I. JtU S lands of James Stewart, of Mrs. Eli _ vtrw mtc-P iTr e.l* u Q nf H h Choice > KW LHOF Iipw Orleans Mo- lasses, NEW Buckwheat Flour, Brunsvrifk Elliott, and of Mrs. Mattie Tidwell. and JUM1 >y UaIUBj smoked D eL. Break- TERMS OF bale: * fast Bacon, Bologna Sausage, No. 1 Mack- One-tbird of be paid in cash, of one and two year* from the day of While we have some good suits at 57.50, $0, 510 and §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 <)f stylish shapes, sewed with silk, well made and nicely trimmed. Do you contemplate buying a suit soon? If so, you should see these when coming to Columbia. If there is anything unaer the sun in Fall and Win ter apparel that you require you caa find it in our stock. BOYS* SUITS. To the ladies Of Winnsboro we wish to announce that we have the largest stork of Boys’ Clothing in Columbia. Boys’ school ana dress suits; also a handsome line of Kilts for the little ones, and made and trimmed in the latest styles. We also guarantee a perfect fit. AII orders sent to my address will receive prompt attention, and if they do not suit or lit,, you can re turn them by paying, half express. Respectfully, M. L. KINARW. good ’tsses, with a !' r g.edK. C.,ll,8oon t bargains at S. 8. (.0 UIEN Raisins, o leans many, ami r WOT.FE'A i er veii t! i - ! BUTTER, (Ji t' drs, Almonds, English Wal- imt:.; Tomatoeo, Ft aeltes, Fresh and Pickled Salmon, Fresh aud Pickled Mackerel, Sardines, Oysters and Lobsters, Potted and Devilled Meats, Gun Pow der, Young Hyson and English Breakfast TEAS, SUGARS, Coffees, Syrups, VINEGAR, Flour, Meal, Bacon, Ferris’s Hams and Br»nkfast Strips, Buckwheat end OATMEAL, Cal bay, Apples, Onions and Potstoes, All of which will be SOLD AT THE LOWEST PRICE, AT S. WOLFE’S. HITHER KlYSTiSAl HCR IRD’AN BBT SCSE8- mne A;1B SPECIFIC. ln<itiy-]tve yean standing. at home, and where remediaof its kind. by the best Physielana and Dri.s-ifists at it- home. A HEAIKUY that Mr. C W. O'Neill, Good'-vater, Ala.. s«ys raised his -vife from an Invalid's bed, and he neiieveo onvdtierWe. A Itl.M.EDY of which a prondnent Atlanta mer; hunt said, '-I would have given jk'iOOiissoou as I wo Id a nieltle for what two bottles of your medicine <1* t for my daugnier.’’ A GEMBOV in recard to which S. J. Cassells, YI 1):, Dri’.ggMt of Tho:nasville. Ga.. says: “I can recall instanees in which it ujfordm r&iej after nil Hit wm\ remedies hadfr.ilta Aav£MGI>V abotit which Dr. R. B. Ferrell, -A- Grany. tia , writes: "I have used for the last 29 years the medicine you nre putting np and feonsid'-r it the Ivst < onihlnation ever gotten together lor Uro diseases for which it is recom mended. . *- A REMEDY of which Dr. Joel Branham, Atlan ta, said: "! hntv tsar,lined the recipe, and have no hesitation in advising its use, and confldeuUy recommend it.” ABIOILDY which the Rev. IT. B. Johnson, near .Marietta. Ga.. says he tins used In his fam ily with the •‘utmost 'satisfaction” and recom- meuded it to three families “who found it to be just wh itit is recommended.” ARJHMGDV of which Pemberton, Iverson, <% Denison say: "We nave been selling It for many years, with'constantly increasing sales. The ar ticle is a star, le with ns, and one of ahsolute men t." A UKBIHDY of which I.r.nmr, KanUin & Lamar snv: "We sold OOgross in four mouths, and never sold ft in any place but what it was wanted again.” A REMEDY by which Dr. Baugh, of LaGrunge, Ga., sa^s: “I cured one of the most obstinate cases of Vie a tours Menstrimtio.n that ever came within inv knowledge, with a few bottles.” A HEMKDY of which Dr J. C Hubs, Notnsulga Ala , savs: 1 am fully convinced that it is un- . rivaled tor that clasjoi diseates which it claims to cure." A REMEDY about which Mni. JohnC. Whitner, of Atlanta, well and favorably known all over the United States as a General Insurance Agent, toys: "1 used this remedy before the war on a large plantation on a great number of cases, atmus ivtth absolute nieces." A KI.MEDV about which Mr J. W. Strange, of Cartorsvilio, Ga, rertiiies that one bottle cured two members of he- family of menstrual Irregu- luritv of many ye ,rs ctanarag. A Ut .’dKDV thiU is cnEACHtt TTTAN ANY OTHER MKOiciNKol iu. kind In the world, becaese 1 or 2 mrrrus WILL CURB THK MOST obwin aik e<*E. This ohrat povulab kemeuy is BftADEiio.ns ffXMALHKtLHU.ATou, (Woman’s Best Friend.) For sale by al! Druggists, i'rice: Sniidl size 75 cents. 1 • •tv it. X>. 6olc i’r. prietor aud Mannfaetnrer J. EitA.DmXD, No. 103 B. Pryor Street. Atlanta. Gl v - ^ p S ' s Specific has been the means of brlcgicg .' sad happlners to thousands who were pro- • id Incurable of Elo-si and Skin Diseases. HEAR THE WITNESSES I i . , h .,. r , Sp-pfSc saved my Ilfs. I ' )i"!'n.i,cd wifli Blalarla, and was given • Swifi's i-(n-ciflr relieved me promptly awl i . ,. ^ tLiuk it fs the cn test rcmvdy of the age. C. (i. KIT",NCF.lt, . Eup’t Gas Works, Itouac, Ga. < V -'/"NT’ > ' , ; A In vj tb. lva z v N ,C! o Gcm>;.x. z , -MA'F - • ^ ZUnr v.•< •41 Ur ii ajxl t*. ■ Itla-Micv.. otferwlvr - • 1 Promriy « » la ITu:. C- IllMtel-GvJ HW 15 iis boti ^ Mnd will i v. f r ■% i*" VUL.il * • Tr’ce tv. • ' • boldbv rll ?o:r. j-rev., VJAihtt; •. ff. U *■# l 1-3 . F. ■ \* R MJ’NMKKN U;:« • • o'vfd a npvy of Self-Rising , Buck wmutt Flour ami New Orleans Mo- i lasses, Old Government Java. Coffee/ ] Canned G ••■ds. c.i ‘ii: - of •'-•Union, B.trt- teti Peaffl, Toinah s, Okr* ? ’d T biifttaes, Pcv.cb*?,' Pincrj ylo i, Ytarn/tv . Hquash, f-u o dasb, Saiili TH, Ch- w-Chow and Mixed Pickles, Mustard unci Pepper, Il.tisins, Citn.u air.; Curr.mts, Potai Baking Powders,. M; c.wo.ii and Cheese, and 1 v a - tted i'c ■ ta - ittrSoup. <. • v. (•- -ts the wor-t firms of SrrofnH, Old ' l ,. crma. Herpes, and all Blood oy It eliminates the Poison from th« . m. urives it ou; lUrou^U the pores of Ui# 11.-lD SCROFULA FOR 17 YEARS. od from Scrofnla 17 years. Yh* be • m.i-fiycmifin d to my logs and ankks. i I, , < ,ver« covered with inrne ulcers arei si ' i f*'U. end t!‘e. btlor wus altHOstun- . ..It .an' 'lit s sod trcutimuts wulclt 1 tried • .*.) i, O PI • '. sal. At la-t I began taking, . .' Mr'ng * >r about four month*, and I Alt “ i.V \\ diAj. I took S. S. S. under tho • i i.'.i „f a plrjsiehn 4,f SS years’active prac- ' j, nr nr,!er. IT* vlous to taking S. S. S. 1 at • old sc arc !y walk. A'oio lean tetUk all day, oim i to X. .V. ? and it only for my cure. THOS. McFAKLAND, M Toue ley Street, Aliuuta, Ga. RHEUMATISM. •Dr.. a-ri of tht* disease is in the Blood. * ' y y :!).<•') would rmt purchase from me what 9. 9. S, h.n e’e.l ;a my tuse. It cured me of Malarial Lieauiat'.m ARCH IB THOMAS, Editor CcpiMicwi, Springfield, Tenn. . A negro was cr;red of a violent rs«s of Rberrma- i’-n by S. S. s. Willront the remedy he would hava u.i,<L WM. B. SMITH. .M. D., „ Tumbling Shoals, S. C. Writ.' for a copy of the little book—free. <fi-s II HIT A It D will be paid to any <4? t h-mist who will find, on analyaia o’ 100 Ixit ties of S. s. 8.. one iiartide of mercury, Lome l>ou..-«inm or at v mm rsf THE 1 _ fi.'KCIHO CO., Drawer 3, Athmu, Ga. I W J, ..O 3, U. &A. e-rd, . kvv PRYOR’S PILE' OnmiEOT sale, with interest, patahle annually, named below as to 1 froiti said day of «a!e, ujoll tfc® whole of the principal and interest be paid; Without permission 1 refer tf parties tlie excellence of the WIZrlKIl u\ FlTl.I, supply of the above OH, Pills CHUKX; the purchaser to trive hia bond secured Messrs. Jas. B. Turner, W. II. Flenni- and Balsam, bv a mortgage of .the premises sold, ken. D R : *' le ! ,ni f ^ n ’ j ALSO,.. L and to pay for all necessary papers. . ^ ^ ' Cat ‘‘ cart >! One hundred pounds of the Best Blue- W. H. KERR, . Fred Rust-Proof «t«ue. Fotsaleby • Clerk’s Office Winnsboro, iffice, . .C. C.C. P. F.,C. . Oats, just received. rS’Vl* - - .1 J • - • _,A ‘-n !J;H;CUMMiNGfS. W..B. AIKEN; -Bay State Shoe Sfides secured by. tke and CLuldreu’s Fine hhoes, SEF.D WHEAT AND OATS. ¥ ? l S»T T'OCA' II ” , T AND OAT. jlA Cheap l4>r tl* O/.MH. ' • J. d. Me MASTER & CO. Zelgler Brothers’ Ladies’, Misses’ (jemuino McKay Screw. J. M. BEATY, J. M. BEATY. Wffl positively ettra (OBBHOIBS, -J* any form, or XD ^ any ctagel For this annoying trouble it has been in popular naa for many years, end 1s very favorably known as a SPECIFIC CURB. It is also the very best remedy known tot SORB NI?PLES, Fauws, Coons, Old Sores, Scalu Brad, Term, Ulcus and kindred diw-aas*. . From Montgomery, Ala.; a gentleman writes: “ K . had been aorely affllded with Piles for ten psora, and obtained immediate relief aud a permasued cure by using Pryor's Olatment.” J A fenflenum writes from Cuaeets, Akt.t “Iu*»* Furor’s Ointment In on a ' ' eight years standing, and 1 It made a complete curt." . Bent by man aat receipt of the prloe—One. abas. t Bold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere. 5 ^*~‘ “f"' ‘S’n’BffiiELTy,. ^ No. 106 8. Pryor St., AxlaM'la, Ga, j v] Wd. Ui