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I LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Wednesday, December 5, : * : 1888 Blankets?Mac&ulay & Turner. We Waul Everybody?Cower & larke. ?The factory still booming-. ?The steeple on the Presbyterian urch is undergoing repair;?. ?There will be no service fur St. rbns congregation in Winnsboro, on J I nuu ay. 3B B?The laborers on the new Episcopal H Hhurch ;:!'c putting in some telling Bork <fiis week. j 0?(Jur former- townsman, Mr. J. Ble?ning Brown, is in town shaking Bands with his old friend*. B ?The promoters of tin; cotion By will apply for a charter dating ii?iH Session of the Legislature. B B?JEKSEY Fi#ATS never fail to cure Br1^ Malsriai or Bilious Chilis and B Severs. For sale by McMaster, Briiie & Hieteiii::. 9 ?The town force is at work on the Btreet in front of Judge Neil's rc>iBlenee, leveling the road-bed. ?Mr. A. F. Uuff and family will ... ^.... ika 1 i-f- of _To>il1. IKUUYC IU U'..i IV li vii iuv, jlou v.4 vv?".? by. We extend them a hearty welloine. I ?Mr*. F. II. Barber, of Richbourg, |nd her beautiful daughter, Miss Lut5e, are visiting the family cf Mr. fcr. W. ('raw ford. [ ?Mr. Samuel Simpson,"of the counr, we are informed, intends moving h town ami bnildiag on one ui' ihe Plliott & Ketchln iots. I ?A town wiil begin to gro-.v t!?o intant its own business men let luose heir money . upon enterprise and dejplopinent, b?t not ;:il then. This is hz germ of the oecret of booius. ?Mr. R. L. Donnovant, an er.te:jrising young merchant of Edgefield, |id our town a flying vi>it on Thursly. lie frays old Edgefield is on a |om since the railroad has been in H)er;;l!on. ?With the outgoing of the delegates the conference, Winusboro will preH Bit somewhat of a deserted appearRo. We trust they enj >yed-~their By with us as machos"' we enjoyed Brccuuipam. B-Grocs.chelhave some of the B*est have ever seen. Bftrin^^B^the land of the PhaB^fe said to be of the same Bhich formerly seasoned the of Egypt.*' fto name of the man who acci Rbiltedhim.velf on Mr. Preston B>lr>ce is Augustus Cornelius. Bed between the planks of a which caught the hammer of Br.ui discharge it. B^rnnpiif. mum the ?reat de B Hsuscri by the increase hi the Hj>n since Conference convened, gone down to s-ix cents per Hi the chickens have gone up Hgljest limbs of the irees*. Bpatizor and nerve ionic, liarH is nnsurpassed. Try it. For Master, lirice & Keteinn. ! |||c-)Hgreg^tion of St. Johns B B:i meet for divine service at B Hholist church to-morrow Bttayl aftey^i i wr ' ' jjP^H Be aiul fitr.e prcvik liev. <J. Cr. Glass, Bills introduced on Senate Smythe: A tVir it an h Bfc to the Annotated j B>iina, prepared ami Hind W. Bncb&nan. a. thirst lor cash Bon from Mr. KenB-ard la*t week at ^H^H^HHBHn it ofl to B it to Messrs. Pa:Biton was recovered potted," bat not Bkippsd forthwith. Hi certainly had her B>n Sunday. All of occupied by memBice at least once, twice. Eev. Mr. t e Bui their customs. HfofFord College also Mfctyitertaining ads''what a wonderH?v UT < TC Ikjtttx' jl.-'i.l-j ta '.i.1' 1 rer suffer with chills by ilcMaster, Brice I ii | the young son of met with a serious Lv night, Ha was L the we!l, when Windlass fiew from ; him in the head, and although not cape was narrow. ; Meeting.?The > Meeting was held oi: Sutirt:;y alterpacked to its were of the o?;cn-ion a select Sih^: R^out.?The Hr report lor K ^ 23.5 Vmoutii Co WL. 1.62 Hnperatarc wa? or November BLl and FEVER Merchants sell- ' Bounded. Fol ^^hin. ^jgl JIajoi: Pa?an"s Hook. ? M;?j >r Pagan informs us tSiii his proposal U-.iiBinisceuccs !s n)Ct'f!"L' wilh graiitYing succcssas to suociip'i-.ms. In R >ck lii!! alone, in one iluy !-3 subscriptions were received. A No from tlliu >is, he has received sn!>-;:r ;.:ioi;> with the promise of SO more. These c.>me from former South CV.ivii'iiians who emigrated to !,hat Slate ami ctiio-.i their place Chester. A man who has practiced medic::1.? for 4J v^-ars. on'J'ht to know .salt from Stiuar: read what he says. Toledo. O., Jan. 10, iss7. Messrs. F. .J. Cheney & Co ? Ger.Ce moil I have beep. in tin* genera! practice ofjueuicine for most 40 years. and would say that in al! my practice ami experience, have never seen a preparation that i emihl prescribe with as much confidence of >iu-cefs as 1 can Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you. iiave preseribo i i' a great utany times and its effect is wonderful. and would say i:: conclusion that I j h.iveyetto find a case or Catarrh that it woiih'l * <>! < ;:.% if. they woui-I take it ac-! cording to directions. lours truly, L.L. GORSUCII, M. D. On ce, 215 Smu > t j i V.'e will give S100 io?-ai>yea-eot CV e : that cannot be cured with Hall's CV.I.:. : h j I ' u:e. Taken inter<-aliv. F. J. CI1EXEY & CO.,* Crops., Toledo.-': *5T*:So!d by Druits. i<ts>. 75c. - ; The ]sfant;cu>k Case ? Webster j Moore, a colored woman, the sup-1 D'.'st il mother .anil tnuid;:n!s.s <;!' the I child reported to havo been found in I the woods in the Jackson creek neiirh- j borhood was committed to jail on Sat-: urday, charged with the crime. When the child was found a plank covering was placed over it until the coroner should come. On his arrival, however, (lie body had been taken aw.-?y and ha* not yet been found. The coroner neverthele.* caused the woman to be arretted. Ssilfs-Day. Monday was pales-day audquiica crowd of purchasers were present to bid for the laud and stock offered. An unusually large number of "plu^-"' were offered for sale, which brought ; ordinary prices. The Sheriff sold two tracts of land besides th6 above, which were X. C. Robertson, Admr., v?. T. G. Robert- j son, 620 acres. bonsiht by U. A. Gailard, attorney, tor $2,000. Geo._JL .Smith. (bearer) et al vs. Phillip I). Cook, deceased, 32G acres, bou?rh'. by W. S. Mo:dei:h. jV?r SoOO. j The clerk sold the fo?lc>win-r: II. L Pope vs J. (J. Popeet al. 322 i acres, donan? oy oa*. j vr.ner lor 85,325; 2G3 acres, bought by James Turner, for ?2,4.00; 253 acre-, bought by H. L. Pope, for ?2,000. T. A. McCreery vs. 15. ijujeiiheimer, et &1. 2 lots in thv iowi! of Winu.-boro, ; haif acre each,, bought bv \V. C. for $2,500. Jas. (J. Ilorrintf vs. Jas. A. ciar!:;*, j 310 acres, bought by Ja?. {.:. Herring j for 8500: GOO acres, bought by Jas. C. i Herring for ?700. J. D. McCarie?\ Sheriff, vs. J. L. Dominick et hi., 5jJ7 acre-, borght by j W. II. L\!e.<, attorney, for 8975. T.-W. Tray lor v.?. Haney 0^'e-!>y, ' 157 acres, bought by T. W. Trtn lor for $300. Emma C- Meadorvs. Daphuev Leirg, 110 acre?, bought by Ernma C. Mearior for $200. Field Thayer & Co., vs. Violet 11* ~ peq?fl; oy AY. ( i>eaty, for $2o0. Dr. J. K A fledge, as agent, .^old the Lyles Land, 477 acre?, bought by C. A. Dos?Ia?, attorney for $1,400. ?Ti-fi' is n>> (? *:;?!v.?ut the hor.est wo A . *?> Nu-vi|?rtri!hi as a blood )>! : 'i i'i>- will) il;lV?* beel. bsMi( . liy I?.% will 151 t'"st ils Virtllx'S. '! i.! !?: <;y < Iv.-r :u!<i k>(t:i(*y eonil? .* i?ii. i???ii t-> every trace of disW.-.e : i ilill i l.e .>;C!lS. * FACTORY 2IEET1SG. Pursuant to adjournment those interested in organizing the Winn:?boro Cotton Mills Company met in the Town Ilall on Monday night at 7 o'clock, Mr. J. M. Beaty in the chair. The secretary being absent J". Q. Davis was requested to act as secretary. Capt. Wither?, R. M. Huey, and T. H. Ivetchin, of the canvassing committee, reported that they had redeived much encouragement not only from citizens of town, but from ])ersons living in the country. R. M. ! Huev reoorted that he had received a | subscription from North Carolina. About $50,000 was reported subscribed. The committee was continued and urged to push their solicitations further. . T. K. Elliott and J. M. Stewart reported for the committee appointed j to get information on the organizing! and working of factories. T. K. Elliott had visited Rock Ilill j and geve a most interesting and in- j structive account of the lactones at that flourishing town. The Standard Mill, he said,t has just been built on tiie instalment plan, which, under the able direction of Mr. London, has worked well. Mr. Elliott went into the relative profits of making clotii and of spinning yarn. lie also gave j \Tc TInmmpl. thfi I ""u' ^ * ' i successful factory president ot the | Piedmont section. \ J. M. Stewart hail viaJ-tecKTTje new factory at Cekrrrrbia, and gave an hj?2r?;siing account of its operations. In the absence of Solicitor Mcl Donald, chairman of the committee on charter, C. A. Douglass reported a draft of a charter, which was adopted and placed in the hands of the same committee, to he submitted to the Legislature. The charter provides that the capital stock "shall be . and that the shares shall be I paid in monthly instalments of one dollar per month. The committee on charter were appointed coporators. (' J. M. lieaty, upon motion of T. K. Elliott, was added to the committee j on information. It. M. II ney moved that the comminee 011 information be continued, and that ihey be authorized to formulate a plan for the organization of the Winnsboro Cotton Mills Company, including not onlv the method of r&isinsr ihc uioney necessary, but also the way in which the Mills shall be operated. Carried. The meeting then adjourned, sub ject to the call of the chairman. ?It is wise to provide against enicrsen< !(-< w i i 'h are liable to arise in every f;mi< v. it uU'n attacks of cold, croup, sis < !< .. a buitle of Ayer'.s Cherry Ut3Tonir.1L SOCIETY Ot :!;t; South C';.: '.?2in;i Conference-- Xsstfr? ting I'rotftdiags. T;:e I"ng-Io<-ke-!-:br Mai. 'on;"fi rnce is v. :;!i u-: at i;i O.i Monday afien.o n r;ir sue.!4 presented an un~u.il.I.vi-iy ppec acic, and rru-re so oti 'i'u<;sd.i\, wljvii ilit larger part of t.l:0 n:e!ut; rs of tlx Conibrcijce arvivid. ri-tvp:is?n ! commit-e had done i.'s work -y*t-. mj auealiy and wr!!, when the mcniI '>.'1*5 or ;he Con fen nee arrived they j wore promptly taken in hands and j assigned io their rc^pietive abodes i during iheir short .s ay in \Vinn4>oro. j A <?<iociiy ;?;rtio? of the members I who arrived on Monday were membt-rs : ot various committees who hud to do i their work h:-; ;i : :i!C regular meeting I of lijO {.\>i'ift::vnee. Tho-o committee.mc: in the various churches and othei \ places to transact their bu.>ine>5. ! Prominent among thc?e were the committees on minions and the examination oJ candidates lor the ministry. The :itter committee i.eid its meet in- , in thj B:iptisl Church. There were iweivo uung men win were candidates w::-> were subjected to a rigid caicchi.-na by the committee. Iii addi- ' t'o:: this cadi candidate is required V) v;: seiinon, \vhic:i i> delivered to the c .. iniitee fur criticism. As ic of every committee has to La fin%!i. ;ias$ed upon bv the Conference, a ieinlt of their labor? cannot be given until later. Although the Uonfei enca proper did not organize until Wednesday, one ui its inlet e.-ting features occurred on Tuesday night :-.t the Opera IIo;;>c. This vv:i? the annual meeting of the Historical Society of ihe .Me:hodi.-t Conference. The Opera Il->u>e was fiifcd with delegates and spectator?, when the president, S. A. Weber, arose and called lite meeting to order. The exercises were opened by the venerable Rev. Wm. Martin, who announced the opening hymn, "Ail hail the power of Jesus' na:ne.'? Tti.s hymn v/as sung with grea. fervor and spirit, after which the. Uev. Mr. Mar- ' tin otlercd u j.-n.j. tv invoking the ' divine bussing Upon JIConfernhCf; * and the c??M*ieiy, and tha". i:s v.v-rU c! ..n!.i In <;! God. ' Dr. O. A. Darby, iin* seeiviary, net j beinir presets', on r::-.ition Air. A. J. i : Ssaflorti was elected secretary. i The Society always lias an annual 1 lecturer, Dr. Lander bei:i<: tue ie?j: urer 1 for this u!cetiu<jr. lie was nor preset) t, : btu he Jievertheless >ent hiscssa\,i| which Dr. Wight :n:<u read. ]>. . Wighrman, in a iuo*t eloquent j ' tnaune:*, read she paper of Dr. Lan- J ; dei-, i hu subject uf which was, "Recent j 1 I'iettuioui Methodi-m." l:i his < s-av J Dr. Lauder treated of the ri>? of j f Metnouisui I;? the "Green vide Dis- c trier' or I'icduiont section, <-l:c?wjuir ? tiie great ]-:"!cit had made and i how Irutii Sivs'iir at its beginning a. ? church up??n v? hich contempt had been t heaped, ii hat' risen to be not only * he i foi e:n?ist ciniich oi' th:d Mjciiou hut of > the State. i Th<* ess u v had many ir. rarest in if t statistics or the yrowtii and pro?fre>s | f of ihe chuiT.li, in this district e*pvcial-1 ly, and closed \vit:i an ub!<* exposition i of the oati.-es that lead ;<> the popular- j si ity, ><) ?o ^pcak, of Mcthudism and a j well considered argument on the.Meth- ' i odisi plan of "changing" pastors. ! ?. Alter the reading oi this essay, the I l president announced iii.it Dr. A. ?'oke < Smith had been appointed to deliver i an address at this meeting', but that in t his ab-enoe the lis*v. J. A. Clifton i won id address the Society. c Mr. Clifton delivered a most stirring 4 and eloquent speech, which stirred the t hearts of his audience, as is nt- i te^ti d by the frequent and heartfelt < ' tunens" heard in ihe audience. ! Tii.! nreshlent announced that a'! , ( member* of t ho Conference were mem- -s b'.-rs of the Historical Society, and lie i called for any moiiunr- or suggestions & lOfkiuj ;o the gout I of it. j The U-jv. W. \V. Moiid advanced ' upon the s'.age and iii a few appropri- i t ate remark* presented to the Society ;i | dogwood stick cur from Ilomberi Hali, t in Sumter county. He also presented a to the Society, in ;he na^ny of Mrs. t Jane Mi-Kit.ney, a piece of the cornice of Kemhcrt fiali, both of which were 1 received by the president in the name i of the Society with thanks. j t it may be interesting lothosc w'no j i do nut know to slate that, liembert j I Hall was the favorite resting place of I Bishop , one of the pioneers of i Methodism anu of sacred memory to 1 ilie church. ? Various books, papers, etc., were < presented to the Society by diIll-rent c members, all of which were received c ! i :.. arid thais&cd lor uy mc presjuem in j a ;lie name of the. Society. All of these ! ' vviil the placed in the archives of the < Society at Spartanburg. iA member moved that all these donaisous be accepted forin.dly by the ^ Society, > . ijich wai done. On motion ot Mr. Stafford: the \ thanks of the Society were returned lo Dr. Lander and Mr. Clifton tor their , in-true:ive and interesting addresses. * It: addition to adopting these reso- : Unions it was ordered that they ue j j placed. among the archives of the L Society. It was also moved and! adoptad that ihe essay of Dr. Lauder j and the ad<ire>s of Mr. Clilton be published in the Christian Advoea'.c. All the present officers ot she'Socie- i ty were re-elected, except Prof. Wood- ? ward, of the Siuth Carolina Uuiver- i sity, as curator, who, owing to the j ; liu:ICS <'5 t.lS j:<)!?i:jO!i ai uiiii jimu-, < >would be unaWo to iil! ih.it office. ' t Pro!'. (jvAuytfv 11 was i-:cc;ed in his : f stead. ; i ^ sdrfTthe present officers, with I?ic i above exception, were rc-elceled. They are as follows: ? IVe-i.sesit?S. A. Weber. ] Vii e President?W T. Caper.*. s Sk-cretary?O. A. Darby. 1 O'orre-ponding Secretary ? E. J. 1 Mevnardic. ! ' Treasurer - \Y. K. Blake. ! s Curators?Profs. Gsniewell, DuPre, I and Mr. W. K. I>lakc. Tl:e llev. Jim. A. Wilson was elect- \ led lecturer for she next annua! meet- i j This completed the business of the evening, and after the singing of tiie i doxology and the pronouncing of tiie < bpin-diction by tiie liev. i?and. Leard, the Society adjouriicd. < Thus opened the Methodist Conference. ? . l?n( o mnvn ! 1 IlUir mill! MCI ? ?U C li(l SV, l/l?u II I1IV1V i intc!, pleasant and nirrecable set i of men Winnsboio has not had before 1 nor need expect hereafi- : . Weesni: conyraiuhue ourselves thai we had the Conference this \ear. ADVICE TO 3IOTIIEES. MKS. WIN-LOW'S SOOTHING Strui' should always he used when children are j lit:': 11^ b-el'*:. It relieves the iittleMitferer at once: :t produce? natural, (juiet >icep i>y relieving the child from ; ahi, and the 1 iittle cherub ?wafces as "blight us a but- : ton." It is very pleasani it? taste. lr. soot lies the child,"softens the jrunis, aibys ail pain, relieves wind, requisites Use b(j\V:-!s, and is the best known remedy for j ' diarrhoea, whet her arising from teething or j other ?<? uses. Twenty-five cents a bottle, j' June2:ifxly * j / TR^E^^HAHK ?ae uncicess *ea AVU' PERFECTLY PURE. A MOST DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. TRY IT. Tc^ vill -57o: tso arj otter; C^islity rcvcr Trie:It is tbo Err,nE?T Geade Leaf, plcictl from tbe best plantations and guaranteed absolutcly purc and free from all adulterations or coloring matter. Tbe packages are hermcticaily seal-, d and warranted lull weight. It is more economical in uso than the lower grades. Oriental Is Occidental Tea Co., L't'd., Head Of)lce, 35 Burling Slip, 1'civ Tor?:, Fcr sale by all tbo best Grocers. CALV1X 1>I-:ICE & CO., Woodward, S. C., Mc.UASTEIi. VAV.CE Sc KETCIIIX. 11-Gfxlv YTinnsboro, S. C. cm: is.! -v 111 em v:xs. Tbe annual chr\san;l:ernuin show of Lhc Philadelphia Horticultural Society 3p'M:t;d 011 the lo:ji ;;t tiio Horticultural HuIj. There arc plants from ihej Lilly nurseries and from the nurseries ind gardens of "country residences L?nt.-idc of the State. The exhibition is sud t<> be the li 1 iti < ver held in the :iJv. and the admirers of this flower ihrong Ilio hall. The hall has been beautifully decorated with garlai.ds, [minis u:;u ferns,JapaueMj lanti-ntf-.p.'.rand banners are used wirfr g-.>ud ifioci and ser-ui quite in keeping wiih tie Mikado's llowtn*. On tiie stage the bands play $s?fr music; they are :"n;plc!e!y hidden behind the banks >f palms, ferns and ruse?. The ehrysiiithcniuius arc placed in groups or. the iloor wiiii pal Sis iefi !ur the 3l"S. "MIW. ALI'IIKL'S IIA.IJDY." Specimens (ii this flower are shown in a g!a-:s case near the stage. Il has >eeis awarded the first prize here as kvcl! as :it the Exp -ition held jn 'no w York iasi week. Il is pure white 1 kVith incurved petals of a soft downy j uxture. On the upper pet.dsisa hair j :ik'.* gro-v !ii thai irives the flower :i:ei ippearaneu of the luxiky tip i.-t an o? | rich leati:er. The Jirst specimen s<:e;i j !i thi? country w:is one wmon a.inpii-st: student sent a huiy who bad been ?'iinj to him while 1m: was at coiIe<:c. IV.cher and Manda, of tfhott Hill. i \"?w Jersey, huughr- it. They gave ] ?l,yOu. It is the most i'amou-? chr\sji:itie11< 11 :si in t!:is country and is cn- , ire.iy iieiv. i OTIIKK COLT, IXTIONS ire seen on the flour; tho nhu^ f=re ; mormons a:u! ir> act tut I measurement ; .everai ol'lhem were found ?o be 15 11. j , n ciiciunlereijce. <^no j>iai:t clioscii j il random was of th'.s size and Inal nily ?00 hlo-soms o?: il. Tne blossoms i. orm ;i perfect cover and no loaves? arc j? cen when \ou look down on the plan;, j ' Jincr plains hnvy been chained tn:- | il al.'out 4 ft. high and ihi is allowed j o branch out into mi nature frees. ! ['hoe are ahou: G it. hiirii. Among't*ie hundreds of plants some ! uv siisguiarlv beautiful and rare. Among the white? are '"Mrs. L-mgry," k large, pure white flower. Tl.e JUter rdai* arc long irregular, he inner on<*> are incurved. Jleveiarui" is an immense Chinese, ringed or the purest white." ''(Jliri:*!nas Eve" is a s-ot't white with long nvijiihir petals. l>ut the so!te?t, iovvimst ;:!:<! whitest ot all is the j Snow Flake"' ot'the pompon variety; lie blo.-soms are perfect balls about 4 nches i:i diameter, they arc iightiy hooping and give to thy whole plant he soI'ilSi, most exquisite appearance.; )l tin* pale pinks, "The Puritan" j iceins to be the t'iv??rlt*>. It has large nenrved Ho wet's* shading from "old ilk"' to white. It is a m.igniiicent r rower and profuse bloomer. The ''liiber-foiiuia" <>f t lie quilted vari:ty is beautiful. The petais arc nale ;iiik, perfect qtt lis ending in a small rumpei-like opening. "Jean d' Arc," in immense pompon, fully 7 inches in I liamet. r, is iho palest pink. The yellows are particularly fine. 'Temple of Soioinon is oi tiie purest fold color \vi:i? incurved petals. It o)k a specinl prize. "Mayor Filler" s in! immense flower, the petals are ; >roa<; ami i.Mcared, it sold last year or $->0, but seems coarse, and but lor ts size would not be remarkable. The eds are particularly bright. The powers arc all trying lor the rich, j barker colors, so there is a groat deal >f cmnpetiiiou iu this line. There is i quilted flower.oi orange red, which ittracttd a great deal oi* attention. 'Mrs. Carnegie" is a large velvety :rimson which in poiiitof merit is collide red equal to Mrs. Hardy. j ( SEW VARIETIES Voin seed aie in all ot' the collections. V beiiutii'nl yellow specimen, ".Mrs. isaac Price,"' named alter the wife ol' ha president of the association is i:nong these. "Stinnyside" is a paie j . eii:?w; ir is named after the country 1 vsidencc of its exhibitor, Mrs. Joel |1 iniley. "President Harrison," a large leep red flower, which went nameless liiiii the day after the election, is a latulsoRje new seedling. FKEAK3 md odd flowers are seen snio:i? the Japanese varieties The fringed are n'tlic queerest shapes, some of the j etals are in a whorl, others divide i >ome turning one way and meeting j :1 hill'tj soot. 011 one ! ?ide. 0:n: has Sung' outer petals, the nner one* arc short and each one cuds in a pcrJVct little flower. "The Marvel" has centre petals, a loop ro.-e pink, the ouier petals ar?>. r>u:v white. There is 110 intermediate shade. The "Charlie" is yellow and rcry nearly single, only about fourteen petals. "Stars and Stripes" i- a deep red; the outride of the petals is white, nnd as they turn over siightlv ii has the appearance of stars and stripes. 0;i one plant had been grafted twenty-live varieties, and as they were *11 blooming the bush seemed an immense natural bouquet. In one corner of t!:c hall are plants which have been trained into a variety shapes?vases, fans, etc. They are very pretty, the blossoms had been itrrangcd so as to form a fringe on the outer edge of the design. CUT FI.OV.'ERS. in the foyer cat flowers are shown. Prizes were given for best natural grown sprays of flowers. Geo. Y?\ Child.-' gardener has a handsome exhibit in this department. Ot course i the largest. blossoms arc seen nere. Three white blossom*, grown on a Oniric spray, each measures over eight inches in diameter. Dozens of them are nine to ten inches, but. one, "Mrs. Watcrer, with large Hut pink petals by actual measurement was '.eleven and a half inches from tip to tip! ll was not fringe d but was eleven and a halt I inches of solid flower, IJut. it seemed coarsp, a? alt of tho^-e immense flat, petaied ones do. Two linns exhibited Columns of fruit and flowers for thanksgiving designs. There is also a : ' ?* ' ' V ,1*1 /T.J j L - r - w i 'JMM-*-1. 117 MH #'V M jgt.jP .r TT7 T'\ T" f \ ^*T vii V xiN It i * BUT WE DO < AY THAT WE WILL liu^r out ;it co?t; OUR MOTTO?"i lVople often wonder iiow we can sell very natural curiosity, we will explain I; IT We l>a\ our goods fur cas-h Mid make vi:!(-o you, J?>uk v*!?at price? you have to We want you Jo inspect our Clothing a Jerseys [and Wrap?; price iliem befor 4 c. itod Wool Undershirt. Remember Iar?e exhibit of cut rose.-, and "The j American Beauty,a prize rose, was j particularly fine. When we 'ee these I hundreds of new varieties of chrvsan- j fhcmu> wiili their many shades of the , g same color it seems incredible that; these gorgeous flower? are all descend- j ed from the small red and yellow '%Oe-; tober roses" of onr fathers. VISITOR. j lZ:il>i(i:ai Constipation And kidney and liver ills, depending | on a weak or inactive condiiion of the I kidneys, liver, or bowels, are success-! fully and permanently cured only by the u-u of ilie gentle yet effective, laxative and diuretic Syrup of Figs, lis advantages are evident; it is easily taken, pleasing to the taste, acceptable * I f,,\ /lift tll/ltf I J) uxu I.M iiiivcs; iv uiu j delicHfc system, and truly bencficial j in effect. Kscki?a's x S.il V'V j The Ukst Sai.vk in the world for Cuts, . I5ruis??.s, Sores, Ulcers. >;i!t Kheum, Fever Surcs. Tetter, Chepped Hands, Chiliblains, ' Corns. iin(I all !>ki:i Eruptions. and posi- T lively cures Piles, or no pay rciuiml. It r\ is jjuanintced to cive pcrfect s tisfaetion, \ ornioncy icfusuit'd. Vlice -' > conts per l box. f or- saiu by MeMastt-r, i*nee cz ICetchin. * A Scrap o* rap<r Saves HjrLifc. i It was just an ordinary scrap- of wrap pinn paper. but it saved her iilV. t?3ie was j 8 in tin: last sta<r**s <?f conMiinption, told by : C jdiv.-icinns that she was incurable and ; c couid live oulv e short time: she weighed ! less than seventy pounds. On a piece of | wja]vj?::i_ir paper sli-*. road of J)r. Kind's I V?--.v j?us! l<.>; a .diinnie bottle : i i' !um\ mi<- ;i I;:r?je bottle, it j lielpi-d hor !<iojc, '.)>a:::i ;?rew j In ii-r r.->!. (Mur.miL'd its uj-i' and is now ! ia-alMiy, ;<>sy, jsJiijnji. '.vi*:*;!:ing 140 J 'j Ki.r Vi'..l:-r parti"ui:u\s send stamp ) , :o VV* li. Co!i*, Dr.m-^ist. Fort Smith. Trial i I o ?I??t of tills wonderful Lnsenvery Free 11; it M -.M& *Ketchin's Druic I A ,n L j a KOTiOE ?0S FII'AL SIS0HA??5S js J WILL apply to J. A. Tlinuant, Judge: JL of i'rc.itat** for Fairfield Countv, on ; Saturday. t!ie ?!urt d-sy of I/ceeniber. lrtis.s, i for a lij'i.i! discharge "as Kxccu or of the Estate of Ann F. Hunter, dffteas'.-d. ij JOIiX Jr. THOMAS, ? Xov22rl.\3 Executor. WSmlg,> BiipSi | i * THESE are in ever}' respect strictly first- i class Paints, composed of pure linseed ! ~ oil and the highest .grade of pigments. They ! , are prepared ready for the brash, in 54 newest 1 j shades and standard colors, and, on account i j of their purity and great covering properties, ; i we offer them as the most durable and ; economical Paints ever produced. One I gallon will cover from 250 to 275 sq. ft., j two coats. Samples an4 Dcscriptivc rrice List free hy mail, j f 3, W. JOHNS MATCFACTEBIJJG COjIPAKY, j sole 2uscfactcbees of H. W. Johns* Asbestos Roofins, I _ I<'irc-Proof Paints, Building Felt, j Steam-Pipe and Boiler Cuverinzg, j Asbestos Steam Packings, Gaskets, etc. Yulcabestoa Moulded itiaes, Washers, etc. 1 87 IEAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK. !" FOR SALE BY ! T. G. PATRICK & CO,, I WHITE OAK, S. c. - ! 1 y-19x2m , FRESH |' i I . jl II !( CHOICE EVAPOR VTED APPLES. j < CHOICE TUilKISIl PRUNES. j CHOICE CREAM CHEESE. j [ CHOICE MESSINA LEMONS. I CROSSE & BLA< K WELL'S IM-1 PORTED PICKLES. j1 LEA & PERRIN'S WOK CHESTER-j SliIKE SAUCE. p fi;E::-:; :,?accaroni. STEAM-COOKEDCItUSilED OATS J A full line of Can: ed Goods, in- j chiding something very tine in ! T ? li Peaches and Sliced and Grated j Pineapple. FRESH GROUND SPICE-al) kinds. i SUGAR-CURED PIG HAMS. j ROYAL BAKING POWDER, j ill reduced prices. TERMS FOR ADOVE-CASIi. j c r K. M. HUEY. DOORS, "|: SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, i1 it TURNINGS, | J BRACKETS. !' | ST AIR WORK,; i ETC., ETC. i; i Write or call for prices. i 2\ P. TOAI-E, Manufacturer, !Mf;l!27fxly CsmrleSiOH, S. C. THIS PAPEE Ewsssjfsass! A>!vertlstosrBureaa. HO Spruce Sc.). whw advertising J Otxusiteia iuiy U uiuio iVr it J"* vHW ' . - " '. -J . .TBLtt .PEOiJ i DISCOUNT ANY iiiLLS BOUGII r -x Live Sixpence is Worth i goo&s so tntich cheapcr than some oihe low v.e do if. IS THE ALMI our discounts, therefore ?t enables us pay when you buv on :i iieD. ,iid lints. Good solid Shoes for every e you buy elsewhere. We have a 11 ;ve have an immense stock to select fro: MMPBga j- sMBsaa cn-v/orrn. SALE m mb smsus. i ? ' v "v j* v. -v* - SSV-f rifV-' .' !' :.: 3. YiiV& 4::' r-C.-: .*- ^ V ' - SZORSKS A5D 32SJ&E8. ! THANKS to all of inv caponiers j 'or past favors, and will t.-iank them : norc to call and settle ali old notes j :arried over from last \ear* also,' )lea?e take notice that their notes are >avab!e on the fir?; of October, 1888 nu~? ??? t.i? 4.^ 1..11 *.v ii'.; niij uiw mjiuv it* i*i?i viil please come and p:?y a part and :eep the old man in gcod spirit?. cows a>:d calves. t 1 have rifrlif. or ten Mi'c'i (lows for ale, rat!2*n>ir in price from $20 ro $40, ?r i will exchange them fur <_'ood beef attic or drv cows. . A. V&'SIX5F?51S>, WiNNSiiUiiO. >S. c. !_ i ! MILLINERY. 'i| ?rIE LAST CAMPAIGN OF 1SS8 5 ?TrlLL soon he in full blast at 31 MS. -J. 1 u 1). MeCAltEEY'S (Jrand Esrab shnient. (?ur three parlor Store wiii he lled to overflowing with ail the shapes ikI styles that Uaitiruore and Ni-w York i an produce. We have just ended our i uuj:tn>r season, consequently ha\e had o time to rest, but our energy in the inL'rest of our customers will ever continue ; iie saire untiring effort to pierce. Our! ;iie of hats for the past season lias i-ecr ; imply enormous. Owing to th.? compe- ' ition and for the eou ing season wo otiVi I i>seU milhncry at prices that will enable j very one to get new hats. Ail we ark ] 5 a call to convince you of the fact. ONE WORD MORE: ' We have in stock an elegant line of the itest novelties in Kuching, Sowing Silk, ltd Fancy Veiling, which we are now: mining jf at *J5c. a yard Our New Pull; carfs are varied and beautiful-we do i ot hesitate to say Uie prettiest and cheap-1 ( st that can be procured in town. Our | lot-ions, such as Collars, Cuffs, and Hand- i erciiiets, are too cheap to mention. Ail'" re want is customers M11S. J. D. McCAKLEY. j 1, _j jiii T m ?ETI . i i ? ; r PilE large or. small amount you J 1 owe :he wimsbobo wac-oit go. T.hcy need the money. They, too j :vc money, and can pay only wish j hat you owe them. Wo still have a ni:e Jot of Buggies?, i 'bactons, Surrys, ami Wagons. Our fine work is from the shops of; ho > OLUMBUS BUGGY CO. , COLUMBUS, j and U. S CAMAGE CO., i OHIO, [ n all styles?Gears anil Springs,; 'oiumbus *E:id Spring, U. S. Side Bar , 2nd Spring, Titnken, Brewster, Sp;ial adjustable) and (Sbnter Springs. >ur $10 Harness is Really Worth $12. !, A full line of Harness, Bridle?, Cariage liobes, Whips, Rubber Aprons, i 'arriago and Plantation Han;ware. PAINTS, TURPENTINE, j OILS, PUTTY, I .'HE ENTERPRISE MEAT CHOPPERS I AND COFFEE MILLS. W'fasslm Wagon Co J THE BOOM I' .N THE B1V?KS IS OVEK, BUT THE I 1ST 355I^I3f?KY | -AT- | D. LAUDERDAi/E'sj 5TILL CONTINUES TO DRAW AN ! ADMIRING CROWD. With an experience ol' nearly half a! :e?niry in the business, anil with! sufficient capital to discount every; ioliar'a worth of gomla ja?" eL2> srst s:sissa J3o | \Yc bolicve t iiat experience and capi- j til forms a combination that will be j iart- to down in styles and prices, j Jome and examine our stock and we I mow you will think >o too. The same argument applies to ] MtESS GOODS, vhich we have in greater variety than ! ;vor before, from a cheap Calico toai landsotne 6iik Dress. Come early xnd get a choice sr!cc!ion. Ileinembftr we stndv to please. ?. &AO)>.E&5*AUS. | FOR SALE. A F0UR-KO05I COTTAGE inWinns-l /l. boro. Eligible location. J. C. CALDWELL & CO. : Septl ' cssa?aiie!zm ?atawag ' - ?? at i---?^ i.feW E ill . . T LJi VViiNIJ. rilO'o !i'-;L*SE> Tiia'I' .\UK .SKI v Dl-AJ> III L*i, IX G. :nprc!!::r.;-. ;?:;d i:i ; * > GHTY DOLL A to sell them at prices some ollierjtn* body, audthe prices will tell a. 'Ea&w^j&kJXEBL.'m ice liiic of Dress Goods r?e iwter.d to a. Call and sec us. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA county of f.yiiifield. IN Till-: COURT OF PROBATE. F. W. Wagoner and George A. Wagener, Copartners, trading under the firm name <?!' ! ' W. Wagoner Sz Co.,. Plaintiffs, <:;;nin?i Hazel II. Yongue, Defendant. ?Summons. For Relief'. Complaint not .vmrf. To tfte Defendant Above-named : \,rOU AUK iIEILKBVsummoned and re-s. ijuircd to answer the complaint in th-s actio:;, which is liied in the oflice of the of the Cov.rt of Common Pieas for the said County and to serve a copy of your answer on the subscribers, at their ohiee, So. 2 Law Range, Winnsbero, 6. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of* the day .rv** ?*?wl ?4-* x-r\i* f^l! u on;wor ?II DU'Jil :>Ui * JCC, auu 11 >VU Ittii IV ttiioHVi the complaint within tlie time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated October 24, A. D. 1SS.S. IIAGSDALE & RAGSDALE. ' Plaintiffs' Attorneys. To the Defendant, Hazel II. Tongue: TAKE notice, that the Complaint in this action (together with the Summons, of which the foregoing is a copy,) was tiled in the office of the Cicrfcf of the Court < ! ir.c:\i I'lons for Fairfield v'oiiTityat Winashoro, S. on the 3wth i.iav of Oeto!>??r, A. L) IXrtS. ::a<;s:.mle & hags dale, Plaintiffs' Attorn*vs. ! IlllEf UlUlEd a DYES Do Your 0'.vn Dyeing, at Home. Th v v. i'.i dye everything. They are sold every, svlieie. Price IOc. apaeiia-e. Tuey have no equal :or Strength, Brightness, Amount ia Packages >r for Fiistaess of Color, or non-fauinjrQualities. They do not crcck or smut; 4C colors. jFor sale by L S. Ooiuian <c co.. DrugKlets, B:.:clc.-<ocli, s. c . aiiri C. Brfce ? Co.. General .Mercnan Us". Woofl-.ruro. C.. J. A. Dewortcs. DrugJi?l. Ui'ijrev/ay, S, C- Mnyltly MONEY TO LOAN. J S sums of ?->00 an*.! upwards, to be sri. cured by tirst mcrt^iice or. improved ari::= iri Fairfieid and Richhu:<3 Counties. I .oh:- time and easv terms. Apply to ARNEY & TIIOMAS, Atioru.'j.s. 11-lfxGn . Columbia, S. C. DON'T YOU CRY !!! Established in IViniiSboro 1S59. riiOSE DESIRING ANYTHING GOOD. WATCHES OR JEWELRY, SOLID ' GOLD OK SILVER, CAN SURELY GET I I' FROM ^HAELES 'SISJIAEK. t/V.e door east of Obear <& Eton's Law * Office, \T PRICES TO SUIT THE TJilES. 1CM tXoSU HYGEIA j V WOSD8RFOL DISCOVERY ! TOBACCO A-i' Ai:> T-3 HEALTH ! ANEW TOUACCO, manufacture.' by THOS. C. WILLIAMS & CO., liichnond, Va., under a formula prepsrec! by "*1 fif. J. \V. Mallor. t.:f the University of Virginia. Anti malarial, Anti-dyspeptic, a jrood SVrvine ar?d a:: excelient chew. Tit y 17: -v o n ujib uc,: For sale by aii .'-aitrs. Ca! for pamphlet A Cfn i\m?mvfW i?uWfl 1 liij 1 W. wr? tvtr t nvi r v*s\t> riMTT VV ?. \T lijLi i' VJU J. llfj fill: SIXTY nm TWENTY-FIVE DOZEN thke35-poi73d cass at i a lo vy.lli^ ? o a can. 3 ALL AND BE CONVINCED. fS n ?? 7TOT O, r= ? CALL AT THE WMsboro Bakery -ANDCONFECTIONERY And .?co a nico lino or DOLL CARRIAGES. PA 11 LOR SWINGS, BOYS' WAGONS art! velocipedes. Gr. A. WHITE. J. C. CALDWELL & CO., Real Estate agexts a::d Jl::c::r.vs, TTAVE constantly on hnncl for sale JUL town lots and bounty propeity. Persons want-ins to purchase or se':i wl -! flnu it to iheir interest to confer with i:s. ileal Estate bc.v.iht and *old in any part f the State or United State?. WINES. /STUMM'S Ex. Drv Champagne, iVI WVrr.er's Ex. Dry Champagne, Gold Seal Ex. Dry Chr.mp sirne, Inrocrtcti Sherry :nifl Port '.Vine, At F. W. R A BE NIGHTS. P Ja. srcbaists have lo pay for theirs. To co.i ^rTZT'^g~ sell at some price. Don't fail to see our THE WINNSBORO BAR. H. A. GAILLARD, j ATTOKXEY-AT-L A W, ! WINNSBORO, S. C. i ' Office up-stairs over J. JI. Eeaty & Bro.'? store. J E. McDonald, C. A. Douglass Solicitor Sixth Circuit ! SIcDOXALD & DOUGLASS, attorneys and counsellors at law | Nos. 3 and 4 Law Range, l WINNSBORO, S. C. Practice in all the State and Unite I States Courts. j ? i II. N. Osea-k. W. C. Rio* OBEAR & KION, ' attorneys and counsellors at la v I # * > Nos. 7 and 0 East Washington bi. ttixxsboro, s. c. j Offices same as occupied by the late Col ; James II Rion. E. 13. Ragsda-le. G. W. Ragsdalb HAGSDALE & RAGSDATjE, attorneys and counsellors No. 2 Law Range, WISX'SBOSO, S. C. OS32I:5? W. BUCHANAN. ATTORNET-AT-LAW, Nc. 7 Law Range, \V INNS BOKO.. S. C. Practices in ail United States and Stats ' Courts. Special attention to corporation j and insurance law. JAS. GLENN 3IcCANTTS, A TTO RNE.Y-AT-LA V, So. 1 L.A v?" RA2fGE, W I N N S B O R O, S. C. i ^"Practices in the State and Unite.! I States Courts. _ . SANDERS, MAM &IOATHCAST, ! A T T a R N E Y S - AT - LA \V, VINNSBORO, S. C. | Px-acticee in a! the State and United ! sates * /Ourts. 2^"Ofli.c upstairs in Bank building A. S. B>OUGI,A$S,i | A'lTOKNEY A2CD COUNSELLOR AT LAW, No. 6 Law Range, WINNSBORO, S. C ; Practices in the State and United States ! Courts. P5ED550OT AIS-LOE, ; RICHMOND AND DANVILLE IU?. SOUTH CAROLINA DIVISION. Condensed Schedule in Effect September 30.. 1888. tratxs utTs* r.v 75tzi iieridiax tim*. North Bound. No. 51. No. 5?. Lv. Charleston (viaS.C.lull.) 5.10p.m. 7.00a.m. Lv. Augusta. 5.55p.m. 8.30a.m. Lv. (irariitev?lle, <>.5:3p.m. 9.09a.m. Lv. Trenton, 7.27p.m. 9.45a.m." i Lv. Johnston's 7.52p.m. 10.02a.m. j Lv. Columbia, K>.15p.m.l2.3op.m. Lv. Vrinusbcro, 12.21 a.ci. 2.33p.m. | Lv. Chester, 1 1.41a.m. 3.23p.m. | Lv. liock Hill. 2.39a.m. 4.08p.m. | Ar. Charlotte, 4.00a.m. 5.15p.m. : Ar. Salisbury, <J.22a.m. 7.05p.m. ! Ar. Gr? ensboro, 8.00a.m. 8.40p.m. ; Ar Kichmond, * 3.30p.m. 5.15a.m. ; Ar. Washington, 7.35p.m. 7.00a.m. : Ar. Baltimore, 9.20p.m. 8.25a.m. . Ar. Philadelphia, 3.00?.m.l0.47a.m : Ar. New York. <;.20a.m. 1.20p.m. ! South "Round. Vft HO. V/\ ry\ Lv. New York, 4.30p.m. I2.l5n.g Lv. Phila'phia; 6.57p.m. 7.20a.m Lv. Baltimore, 9.42p.m. 9."45a.iu Lv.Washington ll.Oop.m. ll.34a.rn Lv. Richmond, 2.30a.m. 3.10p.m Lv. Greensboro, 9.48a.m. I0.44p.m Lv. Salisbury, 11.23a.m. I2.37ngt . Lv. Charlotte, 1.00p.m. 2.10a.m j Lv. Rock Hill, 2.02p.m. 3.19a.m ! Lv. Chester, 2.45p.m. 3.52a.m Lv. Wimi>boro: :3.47p.m. 4.53a.ni ! Ar. Columbia. 5.43p.m. 6.35a.m ! Lv. Johnston's 7.52p.m. 9.01a.w : Lv. Trenton, 8.08p.m. 9.18a.m 1 Lv. GranUevhie, S.SSp.m. 9.46a. m 1 Ar. Augusta, 9.15n.m. 10.30a.m ; Ar. Charleston i (via is. C.ll.Il.) 9.45p.m. 11.00a.m. i Ar. tarannah (via Cent. K. It.) 6.15a.m. o.OOp.m THROUGH CAR SEKVICE. i Pullman Palace Cars between Augusta I and Greensboro on Nos. 50 and 51. Pullman Palace Bullet Cars between Augusta and Washington, D. C., on Nos. 52 and 53. J AS. L. TAYLOR, ; Gcner.il Passenger Acent. * I) CAT-mWW.f, lVP A Columbia. S. C. ? SOL. HAAS, Traffic Manager. ^ ^ 9 ( i ? -<? COOKING & HEATING STOYES ALWAYS ON 11 AX I). I t LSO, TINWARE, HOLLOW-WARE JFlower-fots, and crencral household famishing goods. S70YKS, TiXWAItE, REPAIRED All worJc guaranteed first class. Erery| thiiijrat pries to sail the times. Wiifi* in tt;\vn give me c:i!!. One dooi , north <* ?\ L?i)deck?r& W. W. KETCH] Ajjt.. SuccessortoJ. II. ("mornings. T?fE 3SETJJAI. I LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NE'V YO:U?:. ' AsscJs ever ??2IS.OOQ,GOO, Tho C::oapi -t. Safest and Largest Com par.v in the \vt:rid. II. B. BOYLSTON, 1>. D. HAWAIIAN, Agent. Meitioul Examiner. ; June211f XOu IS THE TiME ! TO SOiV CI,OYER AND LUCERNE SEED. Afres!: supply just received. ! Mc^fAsn. TE BRICE & ZETCT1IS. . X-" --- .-^v