The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, February 03, 1886, Image 3
"' LOCAL I NT ELLIGENCE.
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navable strictly in advance. Obituario
and tribute.-, of respect are charged lor a.advertisements.
Marriage notices, ami
simple announcements of deaths, are published
free, and are solicited. Liberal terms
for contract advertisements.
Sew ?iiv?-rtiH?->iienrfc.
Lost?K. J. Giadney.
Kinard's Fashionable Emporium.
Assignee's Notice?O. W. Buchanan,
Assignee.
. Just Arrived?Center & Clark.
X.<:cal Brief*.
?Mr. -J. L. Mimnaugh wrs in town
on Friday.
?Read the new advertisement of
^ M. L. Kinard,theofCoiumbiaclothing
house.
?Mrs. "VV. L. McDonald is spending
some time with friends in North Carolina.
? We are informed that np to date
only about two dozen liens have been
left in the Clerk's office.
?It is almost lime that we were
seeing candidates for political honors
beginning their canvass.
?Did it ever strike yon that we
always have some kind of weather
about this time 01 mc year.
?We would be pleased to hear often
from our county correspondents. Their
letteis are always interesting.
31r. \V. J. Rains, of Longtown,
lett a lew days ago for Eiorida on a
jtiort visit.
iiav youi job work done at Thk
Xews ajvu Kekald office. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
?Mr. G. W. Rags dale returned from
the country on Thursday, where he
had been spending several days.
?INIr. Amos E. Davis, Deputy Collector
of Iutern&l Revenue for South
Carolina, was iu town on Friday.
?The best Family Sewing Machine
on the market. A guarantee wiih
every machine. For sale only by J. O.
Bo AG. *
?Mr. G. S. Brice, of the New Hope
section of the county, was in town on
Monday. It had just been a year to
i,a hod IiBpn in town.
iuc ua; OIXJ^V iiv/ iimi vw.. .? ?
?President Haskell will accept our
"thanks for an annual pass over the
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Railroad.
?Gen. Kennedy, it is* stated, wants
a mission to China, and is receiving
considerable encouragement from the
President.
?Columbia is to have a new town
bell of 3,000 pounds weight. The old
one is in bad condition, and the council
thought it advisable to get a new one.
?Why is it that a mule in Laurens
n} Cxfi 00 ?m7 in
is asacsocvs. ui k??v? ?..w. v
Fairfiield at SSO.OU? Is it on account
-of supply and demand? Some reform
needed.
?The large Newfoundland dog
owned by Mrs. Duval was ran over
and crushed by the down freight on !
Friday.
C? t ? ^ O PlrtfK'nrf encc:
* ?CUWSj UiViuiu^j J^ivco v-vvv.. J
Calicoes, Jerseys, Ladies' Felt and
Straw Hats, and other goods at and
below cost for the cash. I mean what
I say. J. 0. Boag.*
?Ben DuBose, the colored man
charged with the burning of the crib
of Mr. Daniel Hall some time ago, has
beeu returned to the Winnsboro jail
from Columbia.
?Plenty of mules were sold by the
Sheriff on Monday at moderately low
prices. Very few ofthem sold for more
than $100, and the great majority sold
te for less than that.
?Jno. J. Neil, E-q... was called
upon on Thursday evening to perform
a marriage ceremony. William Smith
and Jane Thomas, colored, were the
contracting parties.
?Mr. Lee Gladden aud Mrs. Mary
L. Garvin were united in marriage by
f the Rev. C. G. Bradford at his residence
on Thursday. Happiness attend
the newly-made couple.
?A minor crimiual was sent in to
serve thirty days in jail on Friday. It
would be well to put him out on the
streets and give him some exercise
during this dreary weather.
. ?Out of one hundred and ten acres
sowed in oats iast fall, Mr. R. C.
Goodirg informs us titsx he don't believe
that there will be ten acres which
1 t U.W
nave not ueeu jmuuu u> wjc iwcih
freeze.
?Mr. Marcus W. Doty who lias
been spending some days at home on
account of weakness of his eves left on
Tuesday for the Virginia Military Institute,
to resume his studies.
?Mr. W. J. Herron has moved with
his family to Winnsboro, and will
occupy the residence of Mr. R. C.
Gooding. We are always glad to have
such citizens to make their home with
^ us.
?The election in Chester for an Intendant
and "Wardens, resulted in the
election of Mr. J. L. Glenn, Intendant,
over hisonnonent. Mr. J. L. Cham
bers, by amajorijy of seventv-scven
votes.
?Mr. James L. Richmond who forwarded
his resignation some days ago
to the Govornor as one of the Conntv
Commissioners, has for reasons satisfactory
to himself reconsidered and
withdrawn it.
?The sale of the stock of groceries
by Mr. Jas. A. Brice, as assignee is
H almost completed. The store-room is
^ a good one, centrally located and
Would make a fine business stand. We
BBS would hate to see it left vacaut.
A valuable horses within the past two
mL weeks. Their sickness was somewhat
B peculiar and in one case was not understood
by horse-men. The two
Kwere valued at four hundred dollars.
R ?Mr. George C. Hodges, of AbbeWville.
will nlease accent our thanks for
I, copy of his pamphlet entitled "Short
Quotations/' It is one of the neatest
hings of the kind we have ever seen,
nd it is a hauc'y reference book for
faort, spicy quotations.
?At the meeting of the Mount Zion
Society aud citizens on Thursday
wowing several plans for the ne*v
h'liltliiiif were presented, but
.i!U-r consideration the committee were
jiven farther lime to perfect other
plans.
- Mr. J. I>. Douglass, a furmer
ciiiz?.Mi of Vv'iitu.-boro, and who has
rt-ii merchandising at lleidville for
- Jim; time past, ii:is removed to Whitesviile,
FJa.. wijcre he expects lo open
:>u?ine?5. Our best wishes attend
him.
?The Fairfield delegation recommended
some gentlemen as suitable
an i c tinputeni persons a? trial justice*
ui ttie county at tneir ia>t meeting,
and expected to see a statement of
their appointment by the Lxecutive on
Friday, but were disappointed.
?Mr. S. K. McDonald has assumed
control of the Southern Telegraph
office at this place, and will be glau to
serve the public in his capacity.
Prompt attention will be given to all
business in his line, and messages furnished
as early after their arrival as
possible.
*?> t>rr?n fr\ cmf n rr/\rwl Pin/>n>
I 10 UUIV IW C* viuviti
nati Open or Tup Buggy, Three-Spring
Wagon, Turnout Seat Buggy, Piattbnn
Spring or Farmer's Wagon, with
.-hafts or pole. Single or Double Harness,
choap fpr cash or bankable
paper, Irom J. O. Boag.
?it was reported on our streets
Wednesday that the negroe shot by
Mr. Free, some time in December was
dead. A letter had been received
about a w eek ago from the attending
j.'hvHcian saving that the party was
out of danger, and Ihs news of his
death was quite a surprise, if it be
true. After careful inquiring-, nothing
definite as to the truth ot the statement
could be learned, and we are
rather disinclined to believe the report
after knowing of the statement made
bv the ohvsieian not lonsr since.
New Advertisement.?Parties desiring
dry goods should read the new
advertisement of Q. D. "VVilliford &
Co. They are ottering great inducements
in their line of business, and the
public should examine their goods before
purchasing elsewhere. These
hard times it is important that the public
should know where to buy dry
goods cheap, (five them a call.
i Another Carload.?The Tuesday's
north bound train carried up an extra
couch tilled with colored people of all
ages, sizes and sex bound for Arkansas.
They all boarded the train at
Ridge way, and were a happy looking
set. In conversation with one of the
leaders we were informed that they
had been trying to make money in this
county, but could hardly make a living,
and thought they could hardly worst
their condition in the West. lie informed
us that the most of them had
engaged homes on tl e plantation of a
Mr. Elliott and at good wages.
Fairfield's Enterprise.?Over one
blind red and fifty hands now find
advantageous employment in the granite
quarries of Fairfield. The contract
for furnishing the stone for the Staic
I House has almost bpen fulfilled, ai;d
the owners of the quarry have u number
of other contracts in view. Such
an industry cannot be over-estimated
t~> the advantage of any county. Contractors
desiring fine granite should
1 not fail to correspond with the ourrry
owners ot Fairficlrf.
Soi'tii Cakolixa the Best.?A priv
:e letter from Mr. S. C. Wilson, a
former citizen of South Carolina, but
11 >w a resident of Mississippi, and a
subscriber of Try. Xews and Herald,
i iforms us that if he could dispose tf
his property in that State he would
gladly return to old South Carolina.
He says that if any parties in this
Stato de-ire to locate in that State, he
would sell his land cheap or exchange it
for property in this State. In all of
his rambles lie lias found no place
which he would prefer to his native
State. Young man take warning.
Death or Captain Alston*.?The
Rock Iiill Herald, announces the death,
011 Wednesday evening last, of Captain
Butler P. Alston of that place.
Captain Alston spent much of his life
iii Winnsboro, anil fiaa nosts 01 menus
here. He was a brave soldier ir. the
Sixth Regiment during- the late war,
and when he laid down his arms he
devoted himself, with equal zeal, to
the duties of his citizenship. He had
been for some years engaged in teaching
at Reek Hill?where he bore the
name of a good man and a good citizen.
Peace to his ashes.
Who is the Man??The following
was clipped from the Detroit Free
Press bv one of the trial justices of the
county and handed to lis for publication:
A trial justice in a South Carolina
county was culled on to decide a case
between two citizens of equal respect'IM.?
o liunt
I tWIII t\. JL nx^ ^T1UV,UV/^ ?? **<7 UWVU v
equally balanced. After argument by
the attorneys the trial justice said: "I
am here both as Judge and jury. As
jury J fail to agree. As Judge I grant
a new trial, and it is so ordered."
lie pleads not guilty to the charge,
but would like to known who the man
i was.
Personal.?Col. I. G. MeKissick, of
the Union bar, spent a few hours in
time on Thursday on business. He is
on his way to Yorkville in the interest
of his client Robert E, Bishop, who
was arrested recently in Augusta, Ga..
j and charged with the murder of the
! town marshal at Black's Station last
! year. He will apply for bail.
! "We were g!ac to see our friend Mr.
! Jos. K. Alston on our streets on
I Thursday. The statement published
i recently that he would locate iu Dar!
lington for practice of his profession
was a mistake, as he is slill undecided,
j Mr. C. E. Connor left this week for
j Pougbkeepsie, X Y., where he exi
prcts to take a business couree in the
j Eastman Business College.
j Mr. A. Fletcher Ruff, of Ridge way,
: nas oeen drawn 10 serve as a grano
I juror at the next term of the United
' j States Court.
" | A PmsoxKu Killed.?A private tel!
e?ram from Mr. Hood, Sheiiffot Chcs*
11 ter county, Mouday moruinganuouncf
miimnu ?i IIIIB m i m, i, i u inlawed
that ho had shot and killed a pris- j
oner while trving to escapc, and wish* i
ed the presence of the Solicitor. No i
further information relative to the I
killing was conveyed by the telegram, j
T iTri> ?Ssntii-irnr NlfDnilfllil re- I
turned from Chester on Monday eve- j
ning, and from him we learn that three j
negroes attempted to kill Sheriff Hood j
when he wen! up to *ee that they were j
fed on Sund iv evening, ami in the '
I difficulty they d'-d in wrenching
| his pistol lViim him, ami hut lol'lllC;
timely :i?>i.?Uin?v of oi:c t?l* (lie other
I prisoners i! mi:rl?! Invc resulted *eri
ou>ly for the Sherill'. As it was his :
arm was dislocated. The negro killed j
lived a lew hours after the fatal shot.;
I The Fikk Ai.aum. ? Abcut nine
I o'clock Oil Sunday night our citizens
' - !.? il... in I ,,t' tl?. flrn
bell, which by tho way has become
quite frcqueiit of laic. A lire had
been discovered by the Messrs. Kugsdales
011 the top of Mr. Crawford's!,
livery stable, and just in time to save j '
the town from what must have been a ;
very destructive lire. It was extin- j ]
gui>hed by several buckets of water j *
brought from Mrs. Duvail's, but both j '
engines were out in a few minutes
0 I "
ready to do good service should the j -
occasion require ir. it was uiiuonui- i
edlv of incendiary origin. A small iin !'
SJ
pan, apparently having been used to !.
bring the fire to the place, was found I :
on top of the roof near the fire. We
were informed that some days ago a ' ;
number of matches were found among
some dry stuff near the stable, and at | :
the time created some .'uspicion. Xo I?
pains should be spared to bring the ! ;
guilty parly to justice, and we suggest i |
that the Council offer a reward for the j :
capture of the party, whoever lie may j J
be. i
Nearly Balanced.?The following j
interesting' account presented to his;
sweetheart by a young sport of Winns- i
boro shows how (o balance the account'
after a "break up." Here it is as \
found in his coat a few mornings ago j
prepared lo send to her: j
Miss ,
To Mr. , Dr. | 4
To <"> carriage rides, at -54 $ 24.00 i
JO ovster stews, at the church, 11
at 5oc .* 10.00 i
20 dinners at the church, at Si, 20.00 ;
20 hacks at the church, at ?1.50, :w 00 *
00 tickets to the theatre, at 61, 30,00 "l
Suit of clothes (say) 45.00 \
40 shaves and shines .... 0.00 i
25 promises (not kept) .25 ;
48 ice cream and cakes 24.00 j
1 breaking my heart 1,500.n0
liaising hopes 5.000.00
Throwing nie over last night.. 1.50 .
Total SG,G90.75 I
Cr.
By quenching hopes S 1.00 |
evenings with an- 1
other beau, at ?4, 12.00 j ]
:> healings blighted
affections, at 50c. 1.50 \ i
40:> hugs, at Si SuG.OO j
Sitting on my lap, i
sundry times.,,.. 1.000.00 !
First kiss ^jOO.OO |
2:37 kisses and hugs. 2,370,00?0,01)0.00
Due balance ?0.2.">
Will coll to-morrow night to collect.
List-o? Grand and Petit Jurors.?
The following persons were drawn by
the jury commissioners lo serve upon
the grand jury for the year 1SSG:
Jus. il. Sloan, \V". M. Propst, Charlie
Hall (colored), Thomas II. Xeelv,
John W. Kussell (colored), F. B. Austin,
John H.Cooper, William B. Bonlware.
Thomas Wootan, Butler Barley,
John K. Ragsdale, H. B. Kefo, W. S.
Brice, John A. Stewarf, Jesse R.
Delleney, John Gibson (colored), Jas.
D. Ainen, J F. Andrews.
The following persons have been
drawn to serve on the petit jury at the
next term of the Court, which will
convene on the loih February:
R. Y. Lenimon, J. M. Owing?,
Lemuel E. Sharpe, John Toatly (colored),
C. G. Bouhvare, W. M. Hardin,
John P. Jenkins, II. C. Reeves, Chas.
A. AbcII, G. P. Martin, B. H. James,
James \V. Bankhead, Robt. M. Aiken,
Chris. S. Brice, Jr., William J. Weir,
Thomas J. H. Jones, James E. Cathcart,
Jas. B. Stevenson, J. W. Brown,
Thomas. C. Watt, W. T. Stewart,
W. F. Jackson, William Lumpkin
(colored), Joel McMeekin, J. B. Fra- :
zier, S. II. Tcrrace, J. Spann Edmunds,
W. H. G. Castles, John P. ;
Jones, G. Butler Pearson, Thomas C.
Camak, Jackson Jennings (colored), '
IJenry Coleman (colored), Joseph A. i
Stanton, James A. Clarke, J. Russell .
Black.
Executive Appointments. ? The <
Governor has made the following ap- '
pointments oftrial justices, in Fairfield '
county, under the recent Act of the j
General Asembly, to limit the number ;
of trial justices and define their juris- <
diction:
Mr. Chas. E. Thomas for the judicial
j district comprising the townships of -
Kidgeway and bear urecK.
Mr. W. B. Douglass for Brice and
Jackson's Creek townships.
Mr. U. C. Trapp for Greenbrier and
Simj son townships.
Mr. T. M. Cathcart for Mount Zion
and Oakland townships.
Mr. D. L. Glenn for Horeb aud Jenkinsville
townships.
Mr. H. Y. McMeekin for Monticello
and Feasterville townships.
Mr. II. V. Bray for Gladden's Grove
and Wateree townships.
The delegation is oar authority for
saying that insorae cases the appointees
live in remote corners of the districts
bat the delegation is assured that for
the convenience of the public, besides
being at their residences for all busi ness,
they will appoint places in other
sections of their districts where they
may be found on certain days, for ;
hearing complaints, issuing warrants i
and hearing causes.
Mr. Trapp will be found one day in
each week at Simpson's or vicinity.
Mr. McMcekin will be found one day
in each week at Salem Church or
, Buckhead.
Mr. Bray will alternate between
Gladdeirs Grove and White Oak town
! ships,
! In all instances the day and specific !
j | plac advertised, for the in for- j
j mation of the public. We also learn j
j from a reliable source that at the next!
I session of the Legislature an effort will
! be made to have one trial justice for
j each onp of the townships of White
| Oak and Wateree, owjpg to the size qf
thofie townships*
Wc think that oaf cottnty has ail
excellent set of judicial officer?, and we
feel sure that the interests of justice
Ka AttVtAARVtA/) V* v iVto r\ou
V?Jll UC UCLLCl SUUSC11CU UJ tub piw
sasge of the recent law.
?You are not old, yet yoar hair is getting
thin. Your friends remark it,
your wife regrets it. Parker's Hair
Balsam will stop this waste, save your ,
hair and restore the original gloss and
color.. Exceptionally clean, prevents
dandruff, a perfect dressing. *
ANNUAL REPORT
*?OF THE OOTY
TREASURES
-OF?
FAIRFIELD COUNTY,
For the fiscal year commcncing November
1, 1884, aud ending October
11, 1885, inclusive:
P(K)K nun St.
So. To whom. Amt.
i-14 L 0 Chappell $ 12 50
183 \V R Rabb 36 92
159 C B Richardson 6 00
179 TB McKinstry 12 00
167 T B McKinstry 3 00
189 M A Sloan 24 00
145 S D Fant 1 80
173 R B Hanahan 100 00
107 T B McKinstry 9 00
>17 B Stujenheiraer 2 50
120 Wvatt McMaster 5 00 <
187 W J Johnson 4 00 ?
176 J J Neil 24 00 ]
322 T B McKinstry 1 o UO
iGO L C Chappell 12 50
>34 L C Chappell 12 50
>43 S C McDowell 15 Oil
>96 M A L>uval 37 50
>48 \V H Padgett 7 75
>05 T B McKiu?try 12 00
$83 T B McKinstry 6 00
193 Dr WE Aiken 20 85
>34 T A Crowder 4 00
>09 W C Beaty 75 70
k>6 J B Bin-ley 1 50
125 R J Stewart 1 50
124 S \V Broom I 50
>10 T H Davis 48 00
k)4 J A Desportes 72 00
>48 J X Taylor 4 48
>13 J F Matthews 31 50
J1H&NE McGrady 172 14
3 \V R Rabb 57 20
L9.S B Sutfenheimer 2 50
i-JL W J Johnson 6 00 c
>02 W II A bell Jo 57 ^
>01 W H A bell - 8 62 <
>31 Jerry Kinsler 48 52 <
tc>6 J H Ciunmings 64 00 c
>55 Norris Hare 25 89 c
>19 MoM aster, Brice & K, 52 89 ?
119 J S Swygerl 6 00 ^
tl9 J S Swvgert 27 00 c
>57 Geriy & Seigler 15 00 c
27 TP Lteon 15 00 I
>52 D II Flenniken S36 00 J
51 D R Flenniken 612 15 \
28 R W Phillips 42 4U ^
76 S Y Grassland ? ?5 6
10 CAAbell 50 21 I
.U3 Robinson & Hendrix 12 00 $
77 M A Sloan 4 00 e
.22 L C Chappell 12 50 5
;>i- MiJnfAcli 1H fin
So T P Lisron 40 00 )
,44 T B McKinstry 6 00 c
.04 E B Saber " 4 00 s
G5 Norris Hare 10 92 \
GG M H McGradv 41 20 \
63 T B McKinstry 12 00
.87 Norris Hare 6 30 ^
.89 Jerry Kinsler 11 15
188 M H Sloan -800
!21 T A Crowder 5 00 c
120 T A Crowder 2 51
>13 JohnCantey 3 50 ?
!12 John Kennedy 8 75 ^
!07 T B McKinstry 64 00 ,
;IS J W McCreisht 7 00 \
>35 J W Clarke " 42 50 \
!U3 C A Abeli 14 69 4
>54 McMaster, Brice # K, 44 87
>44 R T Yarborough 4 pO i
>30 W M Coleman 9 15 <
>41 John W Smart 8 00 ^
>09 John I?enhower 1 50 c
>08 W S McDonald 1 50 j
101 J D J offers 8 00 :
>82 Leah .Johnston 11 55 c
>85 T 15 MeKmstry 3d w ,
>53 M A Sloan 4 00 ^
>52 Andy Etnorson 1 25 ,
>55 McMaster, Brice & K, 7 05 ,
>73 U G Desportes 2 00 c
>79 It H Jennings 8 87 \
567 T T Robertson 64 00 ]j
562 K E Bovles 13 80 [
596 M A Sloan 4 00 i
US D \V Aiken 8 00 J
[2i T B McKinstry 63 25 *
HI Cytitha Brown 20 00 *
150 Margaret Jackson 8 75 ,
U7 Wm Jackson 16 00 ,
i in -*f it ?i..p 11 '
fc-iy yi a uicurrauv n uu ,
t51 Morris Hardy 2 25 ,
>40 A M Smart & Co 4 05 ]
tin I) Lauderdale 9 50 :
121 Ii F Martin 4 00
568 S D Dunn 3 95
161 J"no Brooks 6 00
559 E W Aiken 36 50
153 S M Lee 6 30
159 J M Beaty & Co 3 00
184 John Fenly 8 00
179 John Kennedv 4 75
166 M H McGradv 15 00
161 J B Jeffers }5 00
163 L C Chappell }2 50
338 fiarry Liston S 50
>45 I N Withers, auditor, 33 33
on h so on
Jk/\J AU JU. iUUV/i UV? J VV ww
>92 C A Abell 30 00 j
>95 Margaret Jackson 3 50 ;
>27 I H Means 3 00 j
ROADS AND BRIDGES.
470 J E Stewart 7 50 !
172 J B Turner 3 75 I
4G3 A F Blair 5 25
431 C K Rabb 10 25 i
482 T D Owings 18 00 ;
161 B II James 275 00 i
398 J H Aiken 30 25 J
259 A M Wallace 10 50 j
413 T C Raines 57 15 J
428 Frank Clarke 1 50 2
412 J C Pickett 18 40 j
A 11 W A \Toi I 1 ft <
480 W T AlcCrorey 50
350 A M "Wallace 7 50
286 31 K Scruggs 2 25
300 J W Clarke 2 22
267 J W Campbell 18 00
384 T M Neely 4 50
422 T C Wvlie 6 00
386 W A Neil 5 00
376 W E Smith 4 25
524 W A McDowell 4 75
515 R M Aiken 18 00
496 A F Peay 7 00
2 W A McDowell 7 00
511 John Quarles 5 50
4S8 W J Johnson 12 45
393 Charles Green 3 00
418 T L Johnston 11 25
423 J H Neil 2 80
485 J H Cnmraings 24 25
447 A F Ruff 12 10
337 J S Swvgert 9 93
20 J W Clarke 21 00
? A T W Rnlinlr 9 nn
VVV XJ r? JL?U11W(V c M ?
558 Gerigifc Seig-ler 50 35
532 J S Doug4ass 275 00
o25 J F McMaster & Co 94 65
358 B H Jaules 6 00
283 T M Neely 3 50
495 T M Xeely 8 85
4UG T M Neely 5 60
1Q TPLteoi} }5 ?6
15 T P Ligon 214 40
14 C A A bell 44 56
503 Jno A Desoortes 12 00
522 S W Broom 10 50
418 Jno Isenhower 2 50
538 H O Duke 13 50
540 T W Scruggs 9 00
r>i'2 J W McUreight 8 ?0
Owings' "TtI)r r
689 J W McCreighi 2 00
8U RP Brown 75
86 JW McCreight 41 00
53o T D Chvings 1 50
37 N A Peav 7 00
299 T E Smith 1 75
109 C A A bell 93 26
"97 J W McCreight 25 00
94 J B SteVensoa 18 00
128 T C Wylie G 00
105 H O Duke 2G 75
563 Calviti Brice & Co 13 15
121 J M Higgins 18 00
104 W J Davis 24 75
115 Darson Kabb 65
01 T A D/?i,/y i 07
^OL *> yy Duag i at
119 TW Ilawls 26 50
112 J B Stevenson 25 25
113 J \V McCreight 17 00
135 J W Bankhead 2 25
123 R C Craig 4 25
136 S W Broom 4 50
142 J M Stewart 16 00
181 T L Johnston 6 75
184 G C B Counts 8 00
155 G F Andrews 20 00
167 It T Yarboroujh 8 50
186 M S flerron 39 00
190$ W E Smith 55 00
185 Juo Neil 9 75
182 Jno B Stevenson 12 45
T P rnrlpp ) or
L75 B II James 3 00
176 B II James 10 00
L58i W E Smith 87 45
149 J W McCreight 8 70
153 R L Martin 4 20
159 J W Robinson 3 25
208 II W Phillips 14 75
>10 W A Neil 7 50
>14 D W Aiken 10 00
L72 J O Boag 5 15
>25 T F Curlee 21 50
198 J O Nichols 2 85
>19 C K Rabb 33 60
io4 ueorge Timras 4 00
538 Allen Stewart 2 75
L83 Sff Broom 4 50
126 J T Leramon 2 50
>30 T C Wvlie 6 00
234 tT W Clarke 18 00
>99 R G Miller 14 85
540 J Q Davis 2 00
>92 March Thompson 3 00
177 C K Rabb 11 75
?9S T W Rawls 94 50
513 J W McCreight 37 50
>18 M Y Milling 12 00
ws 11 dames v ou
ia2 BH James 10 00
536 J K Stevenson 7 00
508 W J Elliott 2 00
534 John Hollis 16 60
?91 C E Thomas 4 20
J93 J M Simpson 1 00
!94 H O Duke 7 20
!95 R D Bolick 4 20
$7 S F Cooper 4 20
J86 J U Hoffman 7 20
JO*? 17 n ii. i - /*
,c< n vr maimer, ur, o ou
100 John W levies 6 50
HI W T Yarborough 6 25
510 Geo B McCants 3 00
507 W M Lester 1 00
506 W H Jones 6 00
505 TW Landerdale S 00
504 JM Higgins 4 40
503 J M Gavden 4 50
101 W \V Macon 6 00
525 J F Lyles 7 00
537 W W Cro9by 5 50
536 J W McCreight 5 00
143 K W Phillips 10 03
147 J R Harvey 29 00
148 H R Adams 80 O0
149 H R Adams 40 00
!64 J D AlcCarley 156 70
!65 J D McCarley, SFC, S2 50
>54 J G Heron 1 50
.99 J A Stewart 9 75
145 \V P Wvlie 3S 50
|84 A M Wallaoe 29 00
!39 Ensley Davis 2 80
!38 Thomas Anderson 4 85
?37 Thomas Anderson 7 25
178 William Brice 50 00
!77 J B Stevenson 90 00
>46 C K Rabb 35 10
>76 S W Broom 18 00
32 W R Doty & Co 50
!65 F J Smith 3 25
[43 T C Wylie 9 25
[42 T C Wylie 3 00
188 S W Broom 3 00
[41 S W Broom 13 12
[44 TMNeely 3 00
$0 John Holiis 45 ^
189 John Hollis 8 00
198 R N McMaster 13 50
H5 J W Wylie 58 70
!29 W S Stevenson 6 50
[46 James Mann 5 00
[13 R Y Leinmon 8 00
>-?> * XT tIMI! 1A O?
uo a. i aiming iu
tU9 James B Stevenson 10 25
[22 M K Scruggs 15 04
138 J D Harrison 36 00
152 John Isenhower 12 00
587 T L Johnston 4 50
175 C K Rabb S8 00
t60 li T Matthews 3
17? J R ijupo 10 00
573 F C Lupo 8 00
177 T B Aughtrv 27 50
H0 T W Scruggs 13 00
H8 J M Turner 7 10
?y v Li uoieman \ flu
168 11 0 Dqke CQ
169 T M Neely 29 50
119 J L Cameron 5 5.0
128 W B Ettes ' 37 50
194 31 S Heron 1 50
>32 T M Neelv 8 75
>31 R W Craig 10 50
L96 N A Peay 20 00
>03 W C Bookman 78 50
>35 I N Withers, auditor* 116 63
>90 W A Neil 6 00
>77 S W Broom 19 50
391 J G Hollis 4 75
177 M S Heron 6 25
367 A M Wa)lacp 9 00
363 J M Kirkland 18 00
346 J S Cathcart 11 00
350 L Y McAfee 6 25
349 A W Ladd 3 00
317 J D McUarley 130 95
563 John Vinson 2 50
541 W W Crosby }Q 0Q
8tat? casss.
297 Juo Ho1!is 19 30
?68 W B Douglass 50 30
84 W B Douglass 30 50
J82 W B Douglass 20 30
L77 W B Douglass 38 40
374 Jno Hollis 4 90
335 W T McDowell 7 <5
287 W B Dopgjass 40 90
fi80 T M Cathcart aO 30
214 y J F W Coleman 9 80
304 C E Thomas So 21
301 T M Cathcart 26 90
295 RDBolick 10 95
289 "W" H Hinnant 4 75
305 K D Bolick 58 35
257 J M Higgins 23 15
373 J G Hollis 5 60
379 Toby McDagtf 2 80
375 J B Stevfeuwjn 14 45
403 T Catjic^t 53 10
319 IraT Smith 10 20
215 Jacob Coleman 2 50
315 Geo S Hinnant 14 25
318 "W H Hinnant 4 35
284 Ira T Smith 11 10
288 J B Steven30jj 2? GO
290 G S Hinnant 12 00
442 TMCathcarl 30 70
440 Jno Hollis 20 70
462 J J Nelson 7 00
183 W B Gilbert 1 20
372 Henry Weir 2 60
371 Henry "Weir 3 00
439 EW Aiken 16 50
J78 H Glppq 10 15
434 Jno J Neil 47 41
433 Jno J Neil 39 12
nAO W R Kilheet 1 20
210 Jno J Neil 130 43
365 J B Stevenson 38 85
427 Jno W Evans 59 56
453 T M Cathcart 57 40
452 E B Ba^sdalo & Bco. atty 8 15
185 J E McDonald 10 00
258 D McDonald 20 40439
W B Gilbert 1 20
415 C E Thqmas 19 70
416 R D Bo lick 44 00
187 J B Stevenson 45 30
188 J B Stevenson 17 SO
478 Sami Clownev 9 30
Tumia mi
'469 SC!nffnoy 14 60
! 464 J Hammond 4S 90
406 Jilu R.'vnnl.is 10 00
: i i - ^ t 1 - ?"iA
1 iu oami v,n>wuev n -v
,528 WHKerr * 131 -00!
: 529 W II Kerr 7 00
530 W H Kerr 116 90 j
419 H W Owens 10 00 j
527 Samuel Clownev 7 20 J
240 T M Cat heart " 11 40 i
227 J ii llollis 51 55 !
223 Jno Hollis 58 82:
179 H A Glenn 15 90 I
182 T M (Jarheart 75 9u |
446 W T Edmunds 10 00
497 J W Evans 13 95 |
12 J Q Davis treas jury and
witness tickets 1,586 10
553 J D McCarley, sheriff, .366 85
521 T M Cat heart 34 40
348 T M < 'athcart 18 30
547 J J Neil, tj 129 25
508 Dr E \V Aiken 3 00
523 J I) McCarley 86 65
545 J D McCarley, sheriff, 308 15
544 J D McCarley, sheriff, 17 55
432 A P Varnadore 3 05
256 W T McDowell 9 00
484 S R Johnston 15 70
26 J R Boyles 3 00
526 J D Hogan 11 10
35 E \V Aiken 5 80
494 J E Douglass 3 60
33 J B Gladney 3 25
34 A M Wallace 6 25
175 C H Matthews 2 10
25 W N Chandler 30 00
23 S \V Broom 33 60
24 T E Smith 32 20
560 H A Glenn 3 10
264 S R Johnston 8 50
561 J A Glenn 3 50
118 D McDonald 33 30
117 J M Higgins ' 32 55
11/* T *T -*-? .7 r\r> iA
j.iu o o j?en ob -iu
99 Dr T T Robertson (.83) 15 00
195 Henry Chappell 1 00
475 R Y Ciowney 8 00
348 Jurv and witness tickets 673 90
441 J G Mollis 20 15
502 I N \Y ithers 166 67
584 Jury and witness tickets 72 50
COURT FINES.
6 A J Lamar 7 80
7 J N *hedd 6 80
9 H E Hood 6 80
13 J S Reynolds 3 00
8 C G Hoffman 6 80 .
68 G \V Ragsdale 3 00 .
60 J G Mollis 5 40 <,
73 JBGladncy 3 50
72 J G Hollis ' 4 40 ,
90 (J H Matthews 4 25
86 G S Hinnant 30 70 ,
67 J T Dawkins 8 00
69 J H Aiken 6 25 ]
83 A P Irby 4 20 '
50 H E Huod 6 80 .
52 A J Lamar 6 80 .
51 C G Hoffman 7 80 ]
45 U U Trapp 4 20 .
46 U C Trapp 3 20 ]
oo J G Walling1 4 50 ;
40 J G Hollis 5 40 '
53 J G Walling 3 25 J
44 J G Walling 5 50 (
96 J B Slevenson 21 25 (
88 Ira T Smith 30 00 ,
91 J D McCarlev, sheriff, 132 80
61 FA Neil " 5 40
58 T L Johnston a 40
75 II D Bolick ' 40 00 <
74 C E Thomas 16 10 '
39 Juo Hollis 5 40 J
59 John Hollis 1 00 ;
71 John Ilollis 4 91 ^
43 H R Adams 4 20 !
70 D H Robertson 5 4<>
41 D H Robertson 5 40
89 T M Cat heart 12 30
84 DL Carter 2 85
54 R \V Brice 3 40
62 R W Brice 2 00
57 R W Brice 6 00
63 T W Siigh 8 30
64 E 11 Ileitis 4 10
bb H U Wilson l it' <
Go J B Duke 7 3o <
56 W W Crosby 4 75 <
42 BP Buulware 5 40
120 J M Hijrgins 5 90
7S J A Glenn 4 50 *
114 DGRuft a 00
102 T W Travlor 8 00
132 C S ford 5 20
1QQ B VV Fcatherston 4 50
107 C 5> Ford 5 20
131 11 W Featherstou 4 50
49 S F Cooper 4 20
48 W vi Jones 4 20
47 D \V Ruff 4 20
99 .J N Hammond 4 75
458 J W McCauts 7 80
423 T i\l Cathcart 37 55 <
369 T M CIIIimi-I 8 80 :
39-4 T M Cathcart 6 00
366 J L Cautnen 1 3U
573 J D McUarlev, sheriff, 35 00
574 J D Me< arley, sheriff, }1G 15
572 J I) McUarley, sheriff, 24 5u
55/3 H A Gail lard ' 3 00
700 J L> McOarley 11 75
699 ,T D McCaHey 141 40
MISCELLANEOUS.
197 J G Hollis 12 6p
209 \V $ Gilbert 2 00
228 B D Bolick 41 05
lSlG John Hollis 11 30
217 J W McCreight 3 00 .
335 J P Cooper 4 20 f
326 G W Uagsdale 3 00
290 II (J Wilson 4 00
289 A P Irbv 4 20
333 J G Hoflis .6 60
324 Daniel Hall 4 40
onn T u a :N/\m J.
OmV i) LL ?L^UII * vv
296 W H Bnff 4 20
288 J A Stewart & Co 14 60
315 A M Wallace 6 25
314 AM Wallace U 25
316 W .J plliott 2 00
3iV 0 W Buchanan 3 00
319 j A Glenn 6 10
320 J T Terrace S 10
321 D McDonald -1 0U
318 H B MeMaster 3 00
328 Sain Johnston 3 00
322 D R Fienniken 1-00
ono \1T O * <jf\
?r *3 qwuva -u
327 () Y Owings 3 00
332 J K Alston G 50
331 D L Carter 4 20
435 J Q Davis 2 00
436 Wm Timmons 2 30
402 J R Boyles 8 00
403 J R Bo~yIe$ 3 CO
456 G B Mc:Cant? G 00
618 JD MoCarlcv. sheriff. 22 95
602 J R Boyles ' 3 001
681 W E Aiken 15 00
670 J D McCarley 25 00
355 "W H Kerr, Clerk, 196 00
LIQUOR LICENSES.
145 G S Hinnant 12 15
147 G R Hinnant 2 50
14G Ira T Smith 10 20
141 J S Ggnnell 1 70 !
134 J D McHarley 131 45 S
143 News and Herald 24 50 j
137 T M Cathcart 19 10 |
139 S F Cooper 8 80
192 J B Stevenson 17 35
1G1 J B Stevenson 2G CO
156 John Hollis t i 1 t)0
152 J A Glenn 5 20
157 J G Hollls 4 30
191 T M Cathcart 49 50 j
222 J 0 Stewart 14 35
205 W T McDowell 6 30
202 Thomas Anderson 4 20
201 Thomas Anderson 4 20
215 J D McCarlcy U9 20
216 J D McCarlty 40 00
22^ C E Thomas ' 25 40
11 "News finrl Npvnlfl 1 -ili /i()
48:3 J D McCarley, sheriff, :> UO
401 J D McCarley, sheriff, 129 10
482 J D McCarley, sheriff, 28 80 J
480 J D McCarley, sheriff, 96 40 j
531 J D McCarley, sheriff, 1G5 CO
69 ft Flenniken " 08 |
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
424 D D Faut 4 05
450 Andy Emerson 1 25
471 J E McDonald D &0
Ofl.l T T V?:i *5 AA
uv- t; o o w
477 J J Neil 9G 00. |
43,5 D A Hendrix GO. j
3.26 Ezell & Fall 25,00
514 T'T Lumpkin ?cr
643 J D McCarley 40 76
5 17 \\~ A Romedy 85 75
5o6 J K McCarley & Co 17 40
554 News and Herald o5 00
520 McMaster, Brice & K, 02 30
559 Gerig & Seiglor 1G 25
11 J Q Davis, treasurer, 3 30
541 News and Herald -?4 00
537 DuBoS'? Egleston 4 05
51G John Boyd 25
325 Jno W McDowell 2 75
5 Jack Albright 75
549 J J Neil " 3 00
29 Andy Emerson 1 25
81 J 11 Skimcr 30
249 News and Herald 71 50
100 Ira T Smith 30 40
82 Walker, E & Cogswell, 2G 39
88 Walker, E & Cogswell, 4 50
409 Walker, E & Cogswell, 6 45
79 Andy Emerson 1 25
80 J K Bo vies 25
101 Tube McDuffie 3 50
108 Walker, E & Cogswell, 8 50
85 CACalvo, Jr, 60 00
92 C A C;ilvo, Jr, 6 00
133 Andv Emerson " 1 25
1G9 News and Herald 204 00
170 J S Reynolds 9 00
1G0 J S Reynolds, attorney 10 00
190 Andy Emerson 1 25
200 John Boyd 5 00
204 James Shelton 3 00
312 DuBose Egleston 93
193 DuBose Egleston S 04
533 DuBose EglestOD 5 25
o i.i t /\ r\ 4 t\f\
O-iS tj \c? L/aViS -4 JV)
150 DuBose Egleston 3 67
263 J K Boyles 5 25
281 News and Herald 15 00
45-1 DuBose Eirleston 2 17
437 J Q Davis 2 75
383 Walker, E & Cogswell, 16 50
382 Walker, E & Cogswell, 6 50
381 Walker, E & Cogswell 7 00
3i>0 Walker, E & Cogswell, 18 35
374 Walker, E & Cogswell, 4 50
457 J W McCrcight 18 00
38G J W McCreight 36 50
412 ,T W McCreight 23 75
385 Andy Emerson 1 25
364 6 K McDonald 10 00
397 James Shelton 3 10
455 Johu Bovd 1 00
434 J D McCarlev 3 00
353 J K MeCarlev & Co 6 40
481 C A Culvo " GO 50
478 Fred Steele 10 00
186 March Thompson 11 00
483 Jjhn Hamilton 8 50
464 Andy Emerson 1 25
474 News and Herald 61 00
462 J W McCreight 16 00
525 Audv Emerson* 1 25
537 I N Withers, auditor, 33 33
533 DuBose Egleston 2 81
507 L Robinson 12 00
408 Joe Groeschel 6 75
493 W A Romedv 46 25
501 John Boyd 40
568 L Poteet 54 10
552 W A Romedy 55 00
582 I X Withers 11 20
558 Fred Steele 20 00
570 News and Herald 17 50
315 Audv Emerson 3 75
580* J D McCarley 50 00
367 DuBose Egleston 2 00
379 DuBose Egleston 1 75
SALARIES.
490 J S Reynolds 54 00
101 .T A Ul'm.ont 11
192 J L Richmond 47 85
356 N C Robertson 9 90
563 T W Raw Is G 60
353 R D LJolick 4 20
262 It D Bolick 3 00
351 J M Kirk land 7 50
360 J ii Kirklaud 3 00
j 14 W M Mason 4 20
364 Jno S Douglass 7 10
359 P Rion 3 00
355 J \V Lvles 10 75
352 P Rion * 6 60
354 E D Moblev 10 60
361 M L Duke 11 00
357 J D Harrison 11 40
3?8 VV T Yarborough 10 50
546 J R Harvev 58 80
A T T 1).* 1 " aa
** O Lu XV1C1J1I1UIKI JL I ?VJ
10 J A Hiiinant 14 40
*43 J H Neil 32 40
307 VV X Mason 8 00
305 2s C Robertsoi} 3 00
)2G J A Hiiinant 29 95
19 J A Hinmuit 15 2t>
17 J L Richmond 11 15
22 IN Withers 3 00
21 J II Harvey 7 CO
IS J It Harvey 24 SO
1 J L Richmond 1G 95
1GG? Nt-ws ?nd Herald. 98 00
i49 J It Boyles ' 50 00
>12 J II liion 75 00
111 J L Richmond 4 95
87 J A Hiiinant 15 50
98 J L Richmond 6 0U
93 T W Trayior 5 30
95 J R Harvey 33 90
125 J R Harvey 14 GO
127 J A Hinna'nt 14 40
126 .1 li Tinvlps. elk- hnaivl fifi AO
L^9 J L Richmond 5 40
HO J G Heron 9 60
148 D II Robertson 6 20
17S J L Richmond IS 10
180 J (i Heron ?2 35
179 D H Robertson 112)
102 J G Heron 23 65
173 J L Richmond 26 00
228 J L Richmond 29 60
227 D H Robertson 7 40
231 J G Heron 14 90
232 D H Robertson 18 50
275 J L Richmond 26 50
283 J G Heron 13 45
350 I) H Robertson 15 70
257 W N Mason in i>n
258 .Tol" 11 Vinson 9 65
267 1 N Withers 6 00
242 J H Neil 36 00
302 J L Richmond 6 00
329 J L Richmond 7 70
439 X C Robertson 3 00
206 J G Heron 34 25
440 Preston T^ian 3 00
430 J L Richmond 13 30
384 J R Bovles 50 00
376 J L Richmond 13 90
431 J G Heron 31 75
432 D H Robertson 24 95
174 D H Robertson 8 50
*25 G H McMaster 3 00
487 D H Robertson 17 80
488 J G Heron 23 20
465 J R Boyles 16 70
?89 J L Richmond 23 20
524 J R Boyles 16 70
527 D H Robertson 23 90
534 J G Heron 20 85
548 J H Neil, jury com, 14 50
542 J L Richmond 33 75
587 D 11 Robertson 21 45
585 J L Richmond 07 40
636 D H Bo^ev-tson 27 36
JAS. Q. DAVIS,
County Treasurer.
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.
\X7 >r. PROPST having made an asT?
signment tome in trust for his
creditors, a meeting is hereby called to
take p}?tce at my office. Law Range, Wmnsboro,
TS. (J., on the 6th inst., for the purposo
of appointing an agent to act with
the assignee, &c. All parties having claims
Ti'i 11 nrncnnf liorv? +/\ mA
" illl. ti I.V
OSMUND W. BUCHANAN,
February 1,1 *.%. Assignee,
Feb2f2xl
l^OST.
OOE BAY MARE, 14 hands high, 8 or 9
years old, has one white foot and sore
on back. Broken loose from the subscriber
on Friday, January 29, at Mr. Thos. Friday's
on the Columbia and Boll's Mill
Road, sixteen miles from Columbia. She
had aMeClellan black leather-covered saddle
on. Any information that will lead to
her recovery or whereabouts will be liberally
rewarded bv
Feb2flxl * R. J. GLADNEY.
FOR SALE OIR REXTT
[ OFFER FOR SALE OR RENT MY
STORr-IIOUSE AND LOT, with Warehouse
and >tahl? and Barn attached, situated
in the Town of Ridgeway, S. G. AH
I-arties wishing to purchase or rent will
apply at once to
T. H. DAVIS.
Ridgeway,'S. t'., December 8,1885.
Decl2fxtf
1
jBtATE OF SOUTH CAROtlKAi
COCKTV OF FAIUFIELD.
I COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
; Alexanders. Douglass, Plaintiff, against
Alexander Erwin, Defendant? Sumj
mons. For Iielief.
To the Defendant ix Tnis Action,
Aeove-Xamed:
YOU AKE HEREBY summoned and required
to answer the complain^n this
; iienou. which win ue niea in tne omee ot"
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
! for the said County, and to serve a copy of
I your answer to the said complaint on the
j subscribers at their office, No. f?, Law
Kange, Winnsboro, South Carolina, within
i twenty days after the sen-ice hereof, ex!
elusive of "the day of such service; and if
you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, ths plaintiff in this
1 action will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated 23rd December, 1885.
DOUGLASS & McCAXTS,
"PlijiritifF'c A +t/vrn
i To the Defendant Alexander Ehwin:
Take notice that the Summons in this
j action (of which, the foregoing is a copy)
I and the Complaint were filed in the office
j of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
for Fairfield County, in the State of South
Carolina, on the 24th dav of December,
i A. D. 188.").
DOUGLASS & McCAXTS,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
Dec.'ilxG
" KINARD'S
j
f l Wu -5b .
/
IS THE MOST FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING EMPORIUM in the State
where an assortment of wren's, Youth's
and Boys' Clothing of all styles and prices
can be found at all seasons of the year.
My stock of Fall and Winter Suits and
Overcoats have been greatly reduced in
prices in order to make room for my
SPRING- STOCK, which is now being
manufactured expressly for my trade. I
wish to inform you that you have an opportunity
in securing a bargain in a Suit
or Overcoat if you make your purchase
here. At these prices it will pay you to
cam* them over until next season. At this
time" of the season a gentleman needs an
extra pair of pants, and I have a good
assortment of these goods at low prices,
which are bound to sell. These Suits are
made equal to any custom-made garment
made, trimmed and sewed with silk. In
fact every garment guaranteed as represented.
If you are in need of anything in
my line send in your orders to my address
and they will receive prompt attention.
Respectfully,
M. L. KTNAKJX
COLUMBIA, S. C.
TMIOTIGE. /;
For the purpose of
ing Tax Returns,-!-will be at
the following places, either in
person or by deputy, on the
days specified. AU property,
both personal and real, owned
on the first day of January,
1886, must be returned. All
auic uuuitu .lame uctween
the ages of 21 and 60
years are liable to a Poll Tax,
and must report accordingly:
Ridgeway, Monday, February
1.
Bear Creek, Tuesday, February
2.
Blythewood. Wednesday,
February 3.
Lonsftown, Thursday, Feb
W ' w '
ruary 4.
Gladderrs Grove, Friday,
February 5.
Boulware's Store, Saturday,
February 6.
Horeb(RufF's Store), Monday,
February 8.
Jenkinsville, Tuesday, February
9.
Monticello, Wed n e s d a y,
February 10.
Buckhead, Thursday, February
ii.
Feasterville, Friday, February
12.
Woodward, Monday, February
15.
White Oak, Tuesday, February
16.
Balance of the time at my
office in Winnsboro.
I. N. WITHERS,
Auditor F. C.
Janzixttf
tVaB&Whh. PARKER'S
iEglg^agHAIR BALSAM
i 1] lnc popular invunic lur ure>y
' j ?p3j5SKii;i jjlgg ing the hair, Restoring the color
! when gray,and preventing Danf
drutt". It cleanses the scalp,
I ?/\ stops the hair falling, and i>
! sure to pi'-asc. 50c. and ?t. sizes at Druggists.
: k'WIV?xa-llAJ.JVBFla
"3 ejma 7A Tl 911.1 I Ml
s?1 "tT fTTt T! ^ ? .sS.r^jKLB&TJjJIAH
Tie 3e3t Cough. Cure you can u?e
and th? best known preventive of Consumption.
', Parker's Tonic kept in a home is a sentinel to
! keep sickncss out. Lseci discreetly it keeps the
1 blood pure and the Stomach, Liver and Kidneys
i in working order. Coughs and Colds vanish bc|
fere it. It builds up the health.
If you suffer from. Debility. Skin. Eruptions,
Cough, Asthma, Dyspepsia, Kidney, Urinary or
Female C?"*?kunts, or any disorder of the Lungs, I
I Stomach, Bowels, Blood or Nerves, don't wait
| lilt you arc sick in bed, but use Pakker's Ton:* |
[ to-div; it will give you new life and vigor.
HISCOX & CO., N.Y. 8
j Sold by Druggists. Large saving buying $t size. g
| OB ART & CO."
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
The Largest Importers of
| u je rsr
j In the South, offer for sale a well selected
I stock of Apples, Oranges, Bananas, Co
j coanuts, demons, .> uis, L>riea ir lgs, Kaisins,
Potatoes, Cabbages. Onions, Peanuts,
' and everything else that a first-class WholeI
sale Fruit House should have.
5T* Country orders filled with dispatch
1 Novll