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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Wednesday, Jime 6, : : : 188* Terms of The News and Herald. Tri-weekly edition, three dollars per ai * num, in advance. Weekly edition, on dollar and fifty cents per "annum, in ac vance. ILitp-s ffi-.r Adteutisikg.?One dolla por inch (solid iainion) for the first insei oil, a;?d fifty ceiiti per inch for each sut 3i jueiit These rates apply t a Ivertik'nients ??t every character, and ar ^ p * ule slrU-t:y in adwince. O'oituarie ii :.< t. ibui.-s of ros;>ect are cliarired for a a lve?"t;M-!i(*-n:>. 3I-.irriage notices, a:i< s i::ple a!tsou:.eeiuects of deaths, are pub lisl:?\i free, and are solicited. Liberal terra: i ,x contract advertisements. ?>< ?. .-itlcertlMme&tk. $ Pen Art Hall?D'Herradora. W. w. & C. E. R.-D. A. Hendrix. f?r Sale?J. C. Caldwell & Co. Wintnrop Training School for Teachers. Sheriff's Sale?John D. McCarley, Sheriff. ^ iTomination for Supervisor of Registration. Uxtation?J. a. mnnanr, tinageor Probate.. Slippers, Slippers?McMaster, Brice & Ketchin. > ? Briers. ?Grass is getting" in some good work on the farms. ?The board of/trade might well _ look in^jmlroad rates for WinDsboro. Bfifr w ~ ?sfh^Sfftto Democratic Executive r Committee will meet m Columbia June 19th. ?Mr. J. Andy Jones is announced as a candidate for the Legislature from Lanrens county. ?This being campaign year every ! Doay snoum suoscnoe lor taeir county paper. Only $1.50 a year. ?Baskets for the G. L. I. picnic can be left either at the stores of D. Lauderdale or W. R. I>oty & Co. ?H. H. P. warranted to cure sick headache in twenty minutes. For sale by Me Master, Briee & Ketchin. || ?We have received an invitation to the Soriih Carolina College commence mentfor which we return* thanks. ?The hum of the new planing ma# chine at the Elliott Gin Factory gives quite a busiress air to that part of the town. ?There ought to be money in raising chiekens at present prices. Fifteen cents is asked ior chicks scarcely weaned. ?Mr. F. W. Ilabeniclit "is having msrplace of-bnsiness thoroughly over hauled, painted "and generally irnSp proved. ?Fonr pensioners under the State law have died since their applications were ccepted. Each is from different counties. ?Mr. F. H. JHcMaster will be the valedictorian of the Euphradian Society at the coming commencement of tuc OVUUA VA1 Uliua ?The Clerk has received the pension warrants for the month of May, and has forwarded them through the post office to the pensioners. It is said that the cotton plant at present is the smallest and least promising for years, bat with sufficient r seasons nisy become the best. ?several countics m me state are talking of having exhibits at the Au- ; gusta Exposition. Shall we not also give Fairfield as advertisement? ?One of the signs of prosperity in ** oar midst is the number of new and handsome turnouts that have made their appearance on our streets lately. 1 ?No anniversary orator has yet been 1 selected for the annual commencement ' ?YPTWf\ '/.inn PrtllocrA Knf -nivkmi uent men have been corresponded with. ?The best disinfectant is lime. It is cheap and can be used plentifully where needed. Hot weather is now : upon us, and lime can be beneficially . used. ? ?There is more interest shown in , - X 1_ * _ xL?^ r it siock. raising in ims counry inan ever before. Mr. Stewart's letters on this ; subject will be found peculiarly interesting. 3 ?Summer has certainly got here . now. The past few days have been ] r~_ extremely hot. The regular August . y salutation, "ain't it hot?" is heard on v every side. ?Mr. McLaughlin^ of Wadesboro, ( will soon be in this county to organize Farmers' Alliances. The State Alliance will be held at Florence on the . r 14th July next. ?The merchants began closing , their stores on the 1st, and will continue to do so until-the 1st of Septem- f ber: This is a good move, and the clerks are happy. r ?GILDER'S PILLS are unsurpassed and pufely vegetable. For.sale Sy McMaster, Brice & jEetchin. 11 . ?If the Texas preacher who claims |L- that he can prove by the Bible that no gk man 21 years old can get to heaven ' K aaless married, the members of the W* B. P. U. are in^j^a^badJLs^^. ?Tbe--tpessB^^S^^FaTrfield Me- ' ial-Assoclation" has. forwarded ' 15 to Capt. F. "W. Dawson for the ifit of the South Carolina soldiers' fes at Hollywood cemetery. |Fhe strawberry and ice cream fes- , [of the missionary society of the pyterian charch on Tuesday,- was k a success. Everything was sold, waica wc judge a nice sum was L firm in town sold a case of straw In oae day. The reason of this hey had a bargain for the people cey did not keep it a secret, but Id them of the fact through these Ins. 1 Landecker & Co. have moved R. t 1ML-1 -?r I: uunuiug KUUWU as "juri, m.c& They have purchased an lew outfit, and now have one landsomest and most attractive town. t May 30th, in the Supreme fee case of Cassandra H. Rabb 6D. R. Fienniken et al. was |&?i\ E. B. Ragsdale appeared plants and Mr. H. N. Obear fcmdents. fendidates in this county, who B&r expressed themselves, wree with the Abbeville mk of the candidates to subscribe pes. jlt and nerve tonic, BarBtrpassed. Try it For Krice & Ketchin. || ???? - ' - i'fin - ?Hendrix comes in on-a lightning Closing Exercises . express this morning on a new rail- At the closing exercises ^ road. In keeping with this enterprise pnblic examination wi he has some new r>riees in drv o-nn^s. onrvninor "WWhiPcr?ft*7 .Tn - j - f J ? " O 0 ?-vwv?v.; ) V m i-1 ladies' dress goods. etc., which will ing through Thursda ? astonish purchasers. Wednesday the lower ?An exchange says: "Who says examined, and on Thur I advertising does not pay? A Chicago er grades will also und i- burglar overlooked $80 in a bureau ordeal. On Friday, 2S ? drawer. The papers so announced, cises .will consist of s He returned the next night an'd se- -dialogues, music, etc., t | cured the money and a suit of clothes the address by the orate I besides. sion. 3 ?Read the new-* advertisement of " McMaster, Brice & Eetchln. Their I siocjs. is ioo varied to aumt ot particu- ot Appetite, leliowSkm? lars, bot a perusal of their announce- CUre * ment shows that in dry goods, milli- 1 I , nery, boots, shoes, notions, etc., they. The English Sparko1 . take the lead. ment is made that En? ?Mr. J. P. Caldwell left for Balti- are responsible for the more on "Wednesday. After a short n<> less than six species stay in that city he will return to birds in the- last ten ] South Carolina and travel in the in- only been a few years si terest of Mandel Banm & Co., hatters, has invaded our town in of Baltimore. We hope Mr. Caldwell i" that time the absence c will be successful in his new business, other native birds has be ?We return our thanks to Dr. T. They are peculiarly a toi W. Nelson, of Nelson, for a fine basket their pugnacious dis^c of fine May peaches. For the last five them able to drive off al or six years Dr. Nelson has not failed We trust that the war gei to sena to this offico the first ripe, against tnem oy small c peaches in the county.' TVe tender our carried on with great vig thanks to Dr. Nelson for his kindness horo. and consideration. .. ' ^ -We have received a very bod { from letter &pm. a gentleman m Boston^,^ show$ ac^ioa3 who has been reading J. H. McLane^r^^. aiafBW| ,v, articles on South Carolina. He has . , . there was a cluster of sent ns all copies of the Transcnpt m m0$t of [hem more or le) which the letters appeared. He ex- abont twcllty.five iu nn presses indignation that one shonld so wore y6ry doselv conne tradnce his own State. of th'm showed- fQll gr -All the railroads to Greenville have season; We belieye tl)is macle a low rate of fare for the State auaot bc M in the encampment. Passenger rates will it fcrthCr shows tIlatPai be two-thirds of a cent per mile for ?gets there? iu frnit c military taen and civilians. Camp T?hQ ;pp!e tree was on Sh and garrison equipage will be trans- etVs plaQfj ncar Winnsboi ported free, and special rates will be made for horses and artillerv. . JERSEY FLATS ChiUai m * for sale. by. McMaster, Dn< too MEETIKG.-The Oakland Dem- -an<l a11 drug^st merchants. i JA olnvv tt?I T I f Ari T-.- ? - - ? O - /I ? vui ViUU vf hi mom vu uaiu4ua), jlN TtlE OUJrJ&EJItt VyUUICi the 9th of Jane, at 3 o'clock, p. m. A day the case of the Stat full attendance is desired. Honston was heard. Mr. Jko. Hollis, President. dale was heard for appells -If you take JERSEY FLATS occa- Obear for the State, sionaily you will never suffer with chills Mr. Rasrsdale iu Reolv. and fever. For sale by McMaster, Brice c ,r ~ ,V & Ketchin. 8 Solicitor McDonald app . T.... - ' . ,_ State in the case of the Sts Death.?Lillia, the only child of , , .. T Af ^ T I TJT 1 3- J Welch, ot Lancas.er, a cs Mr. and Mrs. John M. Harden, died ^ Z, , ? \rr a a . u ft - n On Tuesday the case of on Wednesday night after a painful ,, ~ ~ M Trt ? , m. nell & Co. et al. vs. Lo illness of two weeks. The parents , ,r., ~ w -r.; i. ^ v .1- m. iv r xi * was heard. Mr. O. W. Jtsi have the heartfelt svmpathv of the , , - ,, , , ... x, - "? la- heard for appellant, aud community in theu* sad affliction. ' , , . f, J _____ ltagsdale on the sjime si Press Association.?The Hampton J- E. McDonald and H. N. Guardian says the State Press Associa- peared for the respondents Hon will meet in Greemrito on Tnes- ^ FAE5!Et!s. A"LLU!;C aay, tjuiv z-4. iuaj. uuu. ?v. jauimes, ? ... ? , . , ... * I of the fact that this org of the Barnwell People will deliver , , . ... , , . /, . , . about to be instituted in ne address. Several Important mat- ^ ^ ^ ters relatag to journalism will be w/e promoigafed bfthe ( iscusse . a er of Agriculture of Georg A NASAL INJECTOR free with each be an organization to dis bottle of Shiloh s Catarrh Reroedj. l^nce. forrpation enconra^e horn 50 -cents. For sale bv Dr. W, E. Aiken. H formation, encourage nom ence and self reliance, to i Pebsoxal.?Mr. J. Creighton Mc- tion and to have concerted Master is in town visiting relatives. . an matters of general int< -Mr. Eugene Williams, formerly with agriculture of the countr R. H. Edmunds, Jr., of Columbia, is encourage any good rc traveling for. J. A. Wilmore & 'Co., of derived from changes th Richmond and New York. He is in effected in their own s town for u few days. "methods. It is better i Fatal Shooting*-While two sons than cban?e ^ methods of Prince Friday, colored, aged re- Th? Commissioner funhe spectively five and seven years, living ^ *s useless to attempt t on the place of Dr. John Wallace, profession up by resoJ Jenkinsville, were playing with a pis- Podges. There must be ? tol on May 31, the pistol went off, uPon the m*nd eacb billing the younger of the children. ^armei* a particular p! Trial Justice Glenn cmpanneled a jury or radical change of syste: which found a verdict according to the ^>r J^e^Tfesl&oUjQs above circumstances. : sociation, .as announced, is practical efforts to advance Died?iSear vvinnsboro, S. C., on ests of agriculture and fo 1 May IS, 1S8S, Sallie Agnes Joyner, prosperity of the farmers. aged 33 years and 10 months. ?7T~ ,, TJ , . . _ _, - FOR DYSPEPSIA and liv Mr. Joyner desires us to express his ^ave a printed guacan heartfelt gratitude to the people of bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. Winnsboro* and others for their kind- ,tocure- For saIe by>Di- ^' oess to his wife during her long illness, ttatt. and Rain Stokv; ?nd for their active sympathy and hail and rain storm occurre kindness to his family during her ill- boro on Sunday afternooi aess and since her death. o'clock. The clouds to the WHY WILL YOU cough ^hen Shiloh's a^su ed a darknfs abou' Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 that betokened a storm. 1 its., 50 cts., and ?1. For sale by Dr. W. E. the raiu began to fall tine ?r followed by hail. For flfti Unclaimed Letteks.?The follow- the rain ana hail fell in to: mg is a list of letters remaining in the lasted for twenty minutes, Postoffice at Winnsboro, S. C., May time the incredible amonnl 21, 1888: -inches, fell. Ii was the gr Mrs. Celia Hay, Mrs. Sallie John- of the sejason, and did m sou, G. W. Yeno. to the crops, The hail i Persons calling for any of the above cpmparatively small in si2 letters will j>lease. say they were ad- without them the growiug rertised. DuBose Egleston, have been beaten down, f Postmaster. was so heavy. As it was Closing i^cTsES-The closing bail did great damagetothf exercises of the colored graded school e mfe 0 its rou 6 wore held on Thursday, night. The ex- more than thre ^ width and more\t?an fiv urcises wu?isieuuispccv;ucaj viiaivgucoj .- - etc., bv the scholars, all of which re- leogth, bet wherever it re fleeted "credit npon the pppils and their moSt completely destroyed teachers. Owing to the!inc!emency of plant,"besides doing great the weather and the consequent ab- ?^er crops. Reports fro a sence of some of the participants, the ^ w *^at ^e storm w; exercises were somewhat abridged, damaging wherever it api The school closes thns early owing to The ?, A tlm its early opening. Debt.?The White Oak C STHLOH'S CUKE will immediately day in regular session ai believe Croup, WhoopingCougfc and Broil- D m President Johnston chitis. For sale by Dr. ft. E. Aiken. i| P-m., J. resident jonnsion . The minutes were called f r>r? *WAAT>T?r>TP?Tn an intervipw ortnrnTT-pfJ Thp simpnflmft' with a reporter of the Colombia Reg- IX. of the Constitution i ister, Dr. Woodrow says he is not cast thp County Convention t down by the result of the vote in the The following resolu Assembly, but was highly pleased unanimonsly adopted: with the great increase in the number Resolved, 1. That we, t of votes in his favor. He believes this of this Club, do agree to p is the end of the controversy. What- ^Idbfw.t^tvTCo ever opinions may be held by differ- baT0) for supplies" far??is ent people, it cannot be doubted that mocracy in the campaign < Dr. Wood row is thoroughly honest in 2. That a committee be i his beliefs, and that he is seeking after ta|ie Lhe^matter in charge. Abe iouowing is tne the troth. _ J. H. "W. T. McDo its Delicacy of Flavor Baukheadand J. G. Brow And the efficacy of its action- have At the call for new *n rendered the famous liquid fruit reme- "W. J. Kelly "and Samu dv, Syrup of Figs, immensely popn- -were proposed and elect lar. It cleanses and tones up the 0f this Club. clogged and feverish system, dispels Resolutions of respect t headactes, colds and fevers, cures jn reference 'to the deat' Habitual Constipation, Dyspepsia and Nichols and D. A. McDo the manvjjills depending on a weak or resolutions will be publisl inactive condition of the ^ Kidneys, The Club adjourned to Liver and Bowels. Manufactured only _ , _ . . J . T . by the California Fig Syrup Company, Saturday - m July, '-Crtr? I^HAnA^AA Po 1 "Pa?? coin 7*^p TY1 . .Tvn 1 Oaa r laiiuow) vai* rvi caig L/Y I i ^ *** v?v? ^ "W. E. Aiken. * * it Mt. Zion.? ; of Mt. Zion a 11 be held heme 27, continu.y 28th. Ofl AIOCPAO TTTTTI ha . -v- _ . ? ? sdavthe high- A LOUD NOTE IS J ergo the same )th, the exerdeeiamations, WBto >y scholars, and HB . 9 Bf _ .. r of the occa seiable by Indi- _ , Dizziness, Loss We have this week placed on onr conn Shiloh's Vital- more attractive is the low prices we arii ofl tor sale by Dr. ^ Ladies, don't think of buying Embroid '! ' Also, an endless variety of BLACE". an ~_The state- 1,000 pairs of LADIES' H0SE5 only F ;lish sparrows extinction of , > of American vwrvv/v <vrv ? - THIS IS nee this bird numbers, and ?f mocking and :en noticeable. en htr/1 nnr? I ' ? w >sition makes I other birds. aerally waged . HAVING -been chartered by >oys. be ton, bargains unequalled are beinc 01 in mns pajr> ?ee these goods before ere shown a e on Monday development. finches long . sraalr^pfts-, | sc rtairnl/Ynprl I , mber. They cted, and all owth for the prolific yield country-, and rfield always >r otherwise, npson Pick i id Fever Cure ;e & Ketchin | " ] THIS TRAIN, will always c '.-On Mon-i market at :e vs. Sallie mt; Mr. H- Programme of the G. L. L Pic-Nic. respondent. ?For the pic-nic on Thursday the fol- xhe i lowing plan has been devised: cor eared lor the The Company will assemble at 9.30 1:111 ite vs. B. F. a. m. . ise for bail. Target shooting at 11 a. m. tcr < Hurst. Pur- Dinner at 2 n. m. ? uis Samnela. Awards at 4 p. m. casus ichananwas Wagons, in charge of Private S. 33. Fede " * ^* .\ Crawford, will be in waiting at the late dc. Messrs. Winnsboro Hotel from 9.30 a. m. to* exce( Cbesr.ap- -n,80a. m. war, ' The prizes of the G. L. I, will be arme e.?In view deIi*ered b7 the Rev. G. P. Watson. gtms. anization is . Ladies' Prizes Capt. I. JS". With- Amei the eonnfcv, !ers' mnzz iing.it whieh Citizens'prizes by Capt. W. G. Jor- jfield. rommission- ^an" Afl ia: It will Reprizes are as follows: ? - - - - - , . icerta seminafe i* yirst Prlze> ^aPtoin's meaai- and e independ- -Second prize, Raff medal. says: esist extor- Third prize, News & Herald medal, great d action in Fourth prize, Quattlebaum medal. ;rest to the : Fifth prize, tin medal. ?enc y. It is to Married ladies' prizes?First_ prize*. Jatne suits to be s51vercaP- onto at may be Second prize, plush dressing case. j^soj vstems and Third prize, goose egg. Ic! Yhnncr ladies' frizes?First prize, field" to ao tms ? ? * * of others. pInsl1 colo?ne stand. . ;r savs Second prize, plush perfnmery box." 0 bring the ThIrd VtizQ> S00se e?o' and' utions and Citizens' prizes?First prize, silver recrn 1 conviction ^utter ^sh. '; worni individual Second prize, silver pickle stand. Jj" an of action ?JERSEY FLATS never -fail to cure i m is better any case of Malarial or Bilious Chills and army fnf ?? Fevers. For sale by McMaster. Brice & nearl; ^ 90?l^djgetchin. |] and s to make all y battle the inter- The ^inthr0P Trammgrscnooi^ f( build UD the Ifc' wiU -be observed'that a no^ttU-hi appears ij2 this issue respecting the disesi examination of applicants for State this. er Complaint scholarships in this school.- We hope ItneverfaSs <bat the y?UD= vomeu who have ime E. Aiken, jl teaching in view, will take advantage TEr-: of this excellent opportunity to fit Bourt c-l? ?ieat themselves. No graduate of the orfwr id at Winns- ofthe School will, have any difficulty w.E. a. aDoat oi securjng first.class positions as 5 r ,71 teac^ers* The school was incorporated " . ?.C:0C. by the last Legislature with an approit o.i o c oc" prjatjon 0I- -gfty.one hundred dollars. , '1 \ was^ toon ^ 0{jject ^ t0 e^acate and train w ,/ jen minutes p^^g desirous of teaching. All . . ; ^ d ^ th1S Persons sat^s^actor^y completing the verL,( ar' a prescribed course of study and training tW(T" .o lain, $ receive diplomas and are entitled to ,o ,. eatest storm teactl witti0ut further examination in iJ T3, " uch damage , <1.11 y Ul ouavv*o v* vuv wmmv DC10W stones were flg grgt ?rra^c_teachers. Annually one that it ,e, bu even y0nng woman is to. be appointed from work, crops won gacji cojan|;y. t0 a beneficiarv scholar- &r0^or the rain $hip TUs appointment u made by the rain ana gta{e saperintendent of Education antici .cropsaong npon a competitive examination. The spring storm 1 reqaisites are that such beneficiary ^e, 7' e. miles m , ? , , . oaa-tz r - shall not-have the nccesssary means to potato: e miles m 0j)tajn an education, shall have at- (not a oonofl if ?l. _ _ .... i , ,, Ws tamed the age or eignteen, ana snau " ^ the cotton , , \ . down. teach one year, provided a posidamage to .. , . ,, r , shot . i the coan- tl0n Ca" be obtaine<1- !n thc COQnt5r winte from which she may be appointed, isequa yas ^his scholarship-is granted for only 7 feet )eare . . oue session. Thc beneficiaries receive 'the Doty one hundred and fifty dollars per an!lub met this num? wi^ch is Paid i? instalments. 2Sth> t ? o'clock examination will be held oa JOwir in the chair! arithmetic, grammar, geography, U. S. defini 01', read and Mstory; reading, writing ana spewijg, chan? at to Article and wil1 'oe similar in character to the was i proposed by nsnal county examinations. Of the at th< vsls adopted. one k^dred and fifty dollars, thirty fewo ^ tions- were dollars will go the TYin?hrop School {A' for tuition, text-books and other school as4 ] .he members expenses of the beneficiary. The hour ay our quota remaining one hundred and twenty unlo? ig as aclaim dollars will be paid to the tbeneficiar y to ^0V( Sed tkeDe- assist in aefrayinS Personal expenses. feuy' >f 1376. Board.will be in private families ?$15 in de onnninfod fn I to $18. The session opens Sept. 1, on tl w aQ(j continues for nine mont&s. jmpc . . The conrse of study in the school time committee: deludes the following studies And danc well, J. W. methods of teaching them: Reading, gnes n, spelling, English language, arithmetic, incli v.mhprq Mr geography, "physiology, history of-the and " ? United States, lessons on form and versi f;i Johnston co]or, lessons on minerals, plants* aad featu ed .members animals, elements of physics, wrfr&sgy furn: drawing, vocal music and calisthenaes, com] ^ere adonted psychology, history of edncataca, and , . T 1 school organization, management sad by i: bs 01 J as. O. practice in teaching. sisfce well; These Any one not understanding: &e Mrs. ied. scheme will be cheerfully answeired by Ti K AT*! meet on the uo v" i at 4 o'clock, . _ hivi -r " ' "HACKMETACK," a lasting and ?r j ^T? i. Jneil,- grant* perfume. Price 25 and 50 cent s. t Secretary. 'For sale by Dr. W. E. Aiken. & I gem ' _ K-'' ' ^ a ci. A imr" HEARD FROM THE TROMJ BARGAIN HOUSE OF WTfTlPAm w W JBL.Ba ^ Egg JH-^J )o( ters one of the largest and best selected stocks of "White G fering them at. [eries and Mountings until you price oursd COLORED SILK GLOVES. Price them. 'ive Cents per pair. Come and iee us. We will surely'.save } m _s fm wmm thra^ot ?OVER TE V. W. & C. B : HENDRIX, has arrived, and while the passen >* offered in Dry Goods, consisting of Lawns at buying elsewhere. Ladies' Handkerchiefs at e found making schedule time. Tickets for win RECORDS, j THE. IM3UGRATIOX CO Percenta ge of a Fairfield Company?j Messrs. Editors: Col. apaxison of tosses with those of , ^ concerning lfae late j on ? . convention field at Hot Sp 77!fhtri?rs: Tn the Mav nnm- l. _ .. riU * -ir lu I is conclusive on ail mattei of the Century Magazine there is , , , , , ? , rT - ! ke speaks from personal irticle by Col, Pox, giving the . ,, /. ilities of different regiments, both ?ut?^rsof inferen, ral and Confederate daring the H^'We fcr him to err. war. And show, that they tor j '^J0'"? ? :ded those of the Gnrman-Franco 1 ?ef,ded-tha,t 'Lho though in this both sides were <=?^ nay also err. Bnt ., d with improved hr?ch-Ioading f"s= ?/ sach "aportaro : While the infantrv in the ?ink ^r onreeh-ea. An, fn^t-rr rrrV>t/<t> hriTTA K/ ? ] /> ,i uci uiiLi laoto rvmv/u uayg vt ncan war used the same rifle, the * 7 -j- r, ^ ,, i c out 111 ""5 discnss::on, le-toading Enfield and Spring-- - , . t . ? serve to point to a differen i j - . Jt, from that reached by ( :er giving statistics snowing the ? , ,, , .J ,, )ers and percentage of losses in -Suiel} need explanat in regiments, both for the war These are the facte to whic in particular engagements, he ,1. Bishop Becker, of ? "Company losses show still beUeve, set to work som ai* T?f?jvv?nfaL<>rft in certain casss, to brinsr into the South Ko rv""??o - ? - that the maximum of company lie iraziigrgnts in large nu > is reached by Company I. 83i'd * 2. Iii the prosecution of ] . This company carried 193 proposed it to a prcmine s on Its ..roll including recruits, officiaijwho declined heljaii f which number 47 were killed," fere^to tak-e part in^r~wn tnething' over 24 per cent, nam- which should <be non-sectar f wounded not given. acter. m give some statistics of a Fair- 3. Bishop Becker and of Company that are ahead of this. Catholic bishops and promi >any G, 6th S. C., Infantry, as in large numbers went into anized for the war in April, They were at the -cohve numbered 88 men rauk and file, were very prominent. Cai received at different times 19 bons was there and took ae its. or a total of 107." Of tbis if not a leading one. >er 35 were killed and mortally Did they give up the ;ded, or nearly 33 per cent, and Bishop Becker, or did : 57 per cent, wounded. ^ work to carry it out by me farther says that in the Union organization, which" wa the deaths from disease were that convention? y twice as many as from battle, Perhaps an answer may "hows that the regiments whose these statements which" ] 5 casualities were greatest lost widely published, have bee iwest bv disease, and he inclined cally asserted to be true, ar Ink that pluck in withstanding known to me have not bee; J to do with l. Thev have the lead in The deaths^^jlfe^ase in the the association. Maj. Ee :-iiamed compaai^iWUfegg^nie chief director' of the ass tvere only- eight. jT>*su2?HQve it is not denied 'i -?i? Romarh?^tholic. E REY. GEO. IL T IIAYER, ?i 2. The statenftHfiSbas b'ei on, IncL. says: "Both myself an-i made by several of their^A owe our lives to SHILOAI'S COJS- their object is to inaugorat* TION CURE." For sale'.by Bi-j mote a plan to bring Roma Alken v in large numbers to the So ? . V others get in and fill up the BEAR CREEK NOTES* \ iflgg. \ , 3. The association is to ce my last very little of interest ^ transpired. in this community* ave .had one homicide, referred | Southern railroad, State, c voar columns, and what came U1 wivyi?' , . . . , industrial or other organu lear xesultmgm another between ^ed east of the Mississippi egro families living on adjoining will contribute the sum of itionsi. and dollars toward the ej farniing interests are rather ?r par just now. Rains so much 2aldaL?fi^f v^ i k . : keeps onr flat lands too wet to ,n~r t but no.fc so wet .the grass won't Snih J2 Besides, lioe hands are not in?w ^:rp~/ft2f7? win ' to dem-anri tL&t directory, yyili j in crops are. not nearly up to Catholics fail to be repres pations, owing to drouth in early SUy ^ f. The gardens in some instances ..J 5"ASjl/ am? his p? &ry good. Y- ar correspondent Gibbons and his capture the Hot Springs* s?s?rV assrsssrsj"t"fl?i?sonthern Some thou* ' calt0t8'etc" ciatioa^it is hard to sec hoi 'nave the champion huutsman 1BS ?t ?he plan could have "here. Mr. Arthur Abell, who *. an alligator-, in the creek last -n connection it v, succeeded recently in bringing f^^^tedfhat nu or^anizat , an enormons eagle, measuriug , staleci ^at an or=anizat 2 inches from tip to tip, with ^eon formed in Italy -iyM i folly the size of a man's hand, Catholic bishop at its nead nuch more effective. Pose fof Promoting emigre r Democratic Club met Saturday ^ry; and in another pi and transacted routine business. 9 ? ig to small attendance and lack of ^ ?lsho.P ;te information as to what offices ? .rnnp^S^^nni Wn St tjnitoi Stagesof America! je lo uie Vyuu^uiuuuu, iiu .. . , , ., lot adopted, bill: will be acted on thlsIook as if concerted woi } next meeting, which will be 2,n at th6 t]70 en<*s of> ,veeks from las!;. Europe and here among us rery pleasant event in the shape ' *E picnic occurred May 12. at Mr. idrs. M. L. Cooper's. At an earlv nia vehicles began to drive np and How Men Die id underneath the delightful If we know all the met 3 in front of his hduse. When proach adopted by an en< Harm for dinner was sounded the better enabled to w one hundred responded to assist danger and postpone tl molishiug the good things laid out when surrender becomes le table. BefOA-e and after this In many instances the inher rtant part of the proceedings the of the body suffices to en? was spent bv those so diposed in pose the tendency toward c ing, promenading and flirting, (I however have lost-these fc s.) The older and more soberly an extent that there is littli aed lounged about in the piazza In other cases a little aid : shade, spending their time in con- ened Lungs will make a ition. The inasic was a pleasing ence between sudden deatl ire of the occasion. This was years of useful life. Up tshed by an impromptu band, symptoms of a Cough, i posed-of Messrs. Heius, Williams trouble of the Throat or others, with violins accompanied that old and well-know Kss Mamie Smith, the charming Boscbee's German Syru] 7.? trial. It will prove whi L* ci our popular luvsjwioa, . Jrilia Sykes. 1 say of it to be, the "benei le counties of Fairfield, Richland home." shaw were represented and every llt took their leave fully satisfied of _jiirsey flats chil.1 Q? sPent a delightful day, and CURE is guaranteed by all n l best washes for their kind, and jug it to cute, or money re al host and hostess. dixie, sale by McMaster, Brice &K . v { - ' - - > - " ' - /'i>:"-fc ~~ ~~ - ???. mm j SASI bone op the great mo? ]> & CO. ? oodfi ever brought to this town. What makes them W i rou money. > P. WELLIFOF.P A ,CO. -Mcb2 FBAIN FROM W? [E? [AILROAD. gers are being served with ICE COLD SOD^ 5c.?8 1-3c., ioc., 12 1-2c. and 15c. per yard. I 5c., 8 1-30., 12 1-2C. and 25c."each.j sale at HENDRIX' only. The best FIFTY-C SBHC JBBZ 2WK? ME 1 NYENTION. THE CHOPS AN1> THE AZLIAJSCE. ?EftV Church, 1 Butler's let- Messrs. Editors: Most of May1 has immigration been wet in oar section. Seldom has for sick 1 rings, N. C\, there been a May in which there was ^ordersrs of which so few days suitable for efficient farm in?their h knowledge. wort. Of course most farmers are Brice&E ze it is not u|ae. we are ai wavs hlne abont some I am will- thing. I have a pretty distinct recol- The Ce idmission is lection of things for more than forty the i hink differ- yearSj an(j have never known a year a Candida n an enter- yet tbat something did not go wrong Kegistrati i ^e_ mUSt ^at was "wPrst that the oldest Democrat 3 there are inhabitant had ever experienced. If w;en brought the truth of course thing s are and which gating in & bad fix. . It is not good ? pp^ t conclusion philosophy or common sense any more ^ ^ Jol. Butler, than it is good religion to fret or gchool f ion at least, even despond. It will be apt to qait :hl refer. finingm ttme, at leastit always ha*. Wiimsho , , Tnen we will have time, if we activelv Tnj? o r Jotronnoh T i_- ?. it., V. dUlyO.l * worK 10 matte enongn, ana insi-is 6 %?? enough. It is all we can properly or ' man Catho- profitably use, and should satisfy us. P? ,* , Mtu generally wan t a surplus to either [lis plan, he buy a day of idleness or ease, which it Tnno'U int railroad mig{jt be best for us never to have, or ^r^bn^oi- to gratife those desires and apoetites tit-it 3er scheme -wgaTbotfi reason and lan in char- better te-res&a?eiirit might be ? j Pi J' a blessing to the Southern people if the A LJ.her Roman rajn or something else would reduce inent clergy the vield of cotton, for that would PTO^?the scheme, nkely increase the price. Time enough p tntion, ana still to add to provision crops in the rdmal fcrib- way of corn, peas, potatoes and forage nP.Vnt active part cr0pS> wS ? Some enthusiasm is prevailing in scheme 01 our section upon the subject of the they set to f3jrmers alliance. Two have been fins of the formed, one at .Cool Branch with Maj. SPAJflSl s begun at Faucett as president, and one 1 , . ,. at Crosbv Institute with Capt. D. P. Tmf; be found m Qrosby as President. If the order bave been adheres to its published prin ,ii cmpau ciples*^ no iairmmaea man can object to id so far as it. It is announced substantially that we Visitor a denied* unite to secure to ourselves improve- June2ti organizing men^g morally, intellectually, socially iley ,1S "*e and financially. Each of these are STATE option, i propgj. objects to work for, and instead < thatheis a of being criticised should be applauded. ByJ.A.1 Of course the order is not to encroach -yttheB fiv upon the rights of any other class of W soi s3H|Hnt' our fellow citizens, otherwise some of administre ' us would have steered clear of it. A? ^0I n Catho_nw\citizeng4 other things mav ensrasre the AtoatioP of the members of the order, best open- tBhkis to be incidental. Some ceased, t'a , u?nAa? jftav thin?n!?rt?1an effort will be made in the Co - jyto interfere witijvtrade. Let mer^ Fairfield ( chants sell right aS^there will be day of ? ? 7. ;S? < i 1 1 I ' I over' aQ dividual h^%T acfc^owl- sa^admh zation sRa- edg1d rigbt t0 ba?and s tl in \ Given n r-'l fhof market he can find, and there is no jw, Am !i ! reason that would deny the same PfcNisJw Drivilege to a community of men. 1888,in li "wo^.1 +?i tJnfortunately there is a wide spread T before the ;??nnn tha Tn;?^c ^ nnr JuneSfl UJ^TVU uuv UJAUVIW v. v%.? j ,, farmers that their rights are aoi, ~ ve op.enine pr0perjy regarded by the law-making s .ions, vyiu an(j monetary powers of the land. I "D ? virtj 1101 P?ste<i and can'* say whether jD ecL . ^ *s trlie *? any great extent or not. ented with j presnjne the way is open to farmers FTT i Af iv, jast like it is to all other classes, name- . .77 an? J/ ? Iv, use their own efforts. One of the SSnn ways is to try the virtue that may lie gdbed t>r ?lTnA^ iu combination. As an individual, I All that a""" have ever esteemed tne "nen law- iying, Deti K^Jim properly arranged abeneficient law, Fairfield. a Deen im- bQt in all of its changes it has been so tailing . h loosely constructed that in the bands FO ay fi L! a Tapacious business man and an more or le ? indolent farmer it has done more harm iands of 1 10? h!Sn than good.: . 1 a Koma j believe the farmers of the State for the pur- -n i ^ ui estate of ion to this will try the alliance anyway. It is aadoath Ifip from a su?P*e an<* c^eap, and its avowed " Coolie, Pf&Tle^&B.Crosby i Sonthern of Shelton has befcn empowered to jfeii'Seldj of the oroan^ze sub-alliances in -Fairfield taining I)oes not C0lfnty-' ^ more ja<^ci?ns selection 1 k was going not have been made, aa Hi. m0reorl( he line-in Crosby is-quite an expert at anything estate of i, he undertakes, and I esteem him as and land " -r^rvrw^ Altogether reliable. j. i>. il i Watts. . ooudaa. } Levied ? Cloud, at JDont Experiment. and Othe You cannot afford to waste time in ex- ministrat< hods of ap- perimenting when your lungs are in dan- sheriff's ( 'my we are ?er- Consumption always seems, at first, b ard ofi the 9nly a cold- 1)0 not permit any dealer to Jq 'T j) ^orr,rt?,f impose upon you with some cheap imita- ~1 TS tion of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con- jQDeot ; inevitaDie. sumption, Coughs, and Colds, hut be sure ent strength you get the genuine. Because he ean KEROi ible it to op- make rJore profit he may tell teH you he Fire-Proc leath. Many has something just as good, or just the everyone rces to such Don't be deceived, but insist upon Safe. B? m.r nn hpln vs. iviug a aetv watuveij, wiikju i lu ~f r* is guaranteed to give relief sn all Throat, to the weak- Lung and Chest affections. Trial bottles w m < 11 the differ- free at McMaster, Brice & Ketchjn's Drug | A h and many Store. * 1 jU] on the first ?, i,M !j Cold or any ' Lungs, give SUMMER BUGGY ROBES, all styles, n remedv? plain and embroidered. for strea ? VToSfnl WINNSBORO WAGON CG. orforFw ?i a cart:i"i ? Thsydor mSSS? NOTICE FOEFilTALDIS0EAEG3 * T WILT. apply to J. A. Hiunant, Judge 1 of Probate for Fairfield County, on S^aag ~ Thursday, the 28th day of June, I88S, ' -3 t*T7Tn?D a oc A<?tMmicfrofAr r.-f H? W* Ll Uiiu ? OJ V XiJLV ? JLUl UWV*14MqV *??j mwwt.vi. ^ lercliants sell- J the Estate of Margaret Elkip, deceased. improved sfunded. For} A. F. BUFF, conpied. etehin. il I JIay29flx3 - Administrator. WBBH TURNINGS > CKETS, fflflfl STAIRWORK, ETC., ETC. o -ite or call for prices. P. P9 TOAIiE, r Manufacturer, r'{ 7i?Tw niierlocfnn R P 9 ? H l WAffcfc by Templehosiery at 15c ?n<J 2^c. I ENT CORSET on the Dr. Burrows, pastor First Baptist Augusta, Ga., says: ".[ have used myself and in my family for years t to be the best remedy known leadache, constipation or bilious - I advise any one suffering e troubles to use it and keep it "ScStl "^?r 88,16 Mc^ster> - "5*'J ~~ "t*" *" * J* .nsos OF SEGISTBJiXXOy. dar Creek Club respectfully pretame of Mr. JXO. W. SMART as ,te for the "office of Supervisor of ion?snhieot to the aaifon of the ic party. * . ju. op Training School for Teachers. ICANTS for State scholarps in the Winth'rop' Training br Teachers will report for Son at the Court House in ro, S. C., at 11-o'clock, a. m., :' 888. TAMES G. McCANTS, W. H. WITBEEOW, SUSS EMILY OBEAE, Board of Examiners. 1m I f HSU stship, en drawing, ' pencil dra wing, nf drawing, er colors pa2ktezs3, wl book keeping, And the 3 LANGUAGE OBJEC .IYJELY TAUGHT. i reasonable. x D'HERRADOIiA, Pen Artist, s Welcome. Thespian HalL OF SOUTH CAROLINA, DOUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. ZTNNJJTT, Esq., Probate Judge. EAS, D. A DEITZ hath made c to me to grant him letters of ition of the estate and effects of der, deceased: " re, therefore, to cite and admon /3| singular the kindred aiid.credthe said W. G. Corder, de it they be and appear before me, urt of Probate, to be Held at yourt House, S. C., on the. 19th June, inst, after publication _ .^ 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to >e, if any they have, why the "; -i listration should not be granted. > nrttr V?ot"?/3 ^OXT nf uuu auy 7vu vu?j vo. 10 Domini 1888. id on.the 5th day of June, 3r?teTrS AiTD HhrfATJ) \J. A. m$XAX2, rl ^^udge of Probate. HEBIFF'S ... .j le of an execution to m^irect- .rnrflflSflffi E will offer for sale befor^ij^n ise door In Winnsboro, S. oJHM ST MONDAY IN JULY in the legal hours of sale, to the ; Ider, for cash, the following-depiece', parcel or tract of land, 3g and situate in the County of ^shI *~^f?3gSggg>gPf; Ellison, Cloud and Wm. .Perry, e west by lands of H. O. Dolce. aALSO, piecfe parcel or tract of land, Qg and sitaate in the County of tnd State of South Carolina, con'HIRTY-FIVE ACRES, ?ss, and hounded hy lands of the T. E. Cloud and Eunice'Bullock, 5 of Luke Perry and William upon as the property of John B. the suit of Jacob P. Montgomery rs against Jno. B. Cloud, as Ad JOHXD. McCARLEY, Dffice, S. F. C. ?oro, IS. C., . m v a 5ENTS, 20c., WATER WHITE, ^ ^ f, 23c. The price, being so lp\r -"2Mjfl ! should use only the Fire-Proof. ^WESNSBOEO WAG05TC0. Simp ? foor Own Dycinq;, ?t Homo. .11 dye everything. They aiesold cvciyicelOc. a. package. Tb?yh*venoeqnxl Jth, Bjrigktness, Amount in Packages tness of Color, or non-fading Qualilies. x?t crock or smut; 40 colors. jFor sale by , glas & Co.. Druggists. Blackstocfc, C. Brlce & Co., General J^erchaa- S3 iward, STC., J. A.'Desportes, Drngeway, S.C. Mayltly - -sa "1- ' v ' -fe'' : ' !?**?? ATT'S COTTON PJLANTER is 1 for J8S8. Si^ht Peed. Short .^88 The best on the markets .3 WINNSBOEO WAGON CO. ppj ~~ ^553