Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

JgL .fl| :r-jjL mm /2t3K*% ? flp ihe n?x: days wc oSVr r .-' Tais -w>tt best oop *rtti?iitv J^4- ve:tr< to bay a sui&gf clot lies for * liti! ov.caits of Cio^hes^r.ji'I macir a;;d ;i Suits, al 1 size?;'v?ort11 $6 50, :.<> w pjaBjP^h >: Ife.SGjts, a b:g worth $10.00, nov it 'l2t^uite> in PiaA^mi Plniu Diagonu udr-etrttre Miiiis ml udj ? * Fiffv*Boys^kr:ee Pants Suits (7 ro 2V;in^ficesj?theso jroods, but it' \ou v. !&.'- , V.Wfc$?tve decided to dispose of our ei g|j'; irabaard of market. - i^i?vand~?be for yourself and bo co i^/^";?^Kca;se tiot<?jinrii]? this sale we will c S3?*'. AH pnrJJes indebted to us will pi '' Wednesday,^ceeinber 26. : : 1888. | CTJkD THIS: -Otir'ca:)vassinaf^^ggit, Mr. J. S. Mc BpP^TS-' -CrcrfhJ, is zniikiftg-'a-TDi::- oi' i he eoHi-". _tv atid-vvill c^l'iyanv oar subscribers ^ : to solicit subscriptions. He! HS^--isfttttfe<>r5i??o receipt for all dues to : Elspapsrtftid to roceive new subscripts aact'&sders for our j>b presses. ias beoa coming irregu-; rfr^leaseipfekeit known to" him and p^?ase bii investigated and reared ii^^sible. We are constantly Sding^dair facilities in the job bu-i-; ss, iaj3fe'puw?a>e of type and ma- j iJ&CESp gwe pnt oar price-down j -competi^-^tes. When anything j needed in outline giv* us r. chance j ? we^iH raafc# every eff\: 10 please! Mi B^i>ot-h in work aj$3 price. B B - Haying accejpigd the agency of a i B Br-bhid-ry vre 'are'-^tepared to "receive ; B B .."orders.'for binding magazines and ofh-1 B B- er pamphlets, anjE' also f?>r rebindinir: B B, ojd bat valnablsffiok*. Don't. for-ct; B .ti?;- . *?& Davis & Ukice. jB B J. Gerig & Co. i )."McCai'ley, Agt. j les? A. Willi ford, j Ihmaut, Judye of. * the Holidays? I lents?McMasicr, I I * are beautiful. ! J. GERIU & Co. makes one think ic wah" was no-; . Duty's store on ! I killed CO hogs j wad hung them up. World says: The! Hwnfcoro in behalf of a I resulted in the' HfciS compauy. The j gates the wide-awake j K>oro uM^^^gvari-1 f-^r '* HIknew her. the srhjpuWEB^ rM* Ibeir great \^ ~ hpffflp^v i flats Chill aim K^S^V ~j)y McMasfer, Brice & IvvteluS ^uVsjist merchants. 1! ^o S^dih Carulhi^ (joHege ar^ut HBM^Birlestoti have returned from Sewanc; ^^^^^B'ro'sDeiid Xmas at home. I* ^irs. D. I). Gaillard is visiting rc fatives iir town. t iliss Eunice Bdcot of Columbia i ' \ - # vwth.ir in town. r ^ ?:- The Bapsist Courier saysV -B5^. A - -MeA. PitiiMun lias decided to ream: [ in his present field, notwHbsiaTTdin |r^l>e repeated efforts to entice ^aa?w;; frOrn Wiuusboro andKitlgewai^wher I he litis labored successfully ilur^hjr tij '" past }cai. Bio. Piitman has reache ^ a wi>e conclusions iu our jr.d^men Ilk .'and we trust the Lord will abutidau ly ble>s his labors and gi\ 1 Mia a prosperous wor\ in ihe future. W . ?We take pleas .re in r^eoaimendir % the use of HalKs "Wgvtuble S.cLian Ha i Kencxver as sale aud reliable IVr restorit gray hair to its natural color. * f-\ "' f. L 5sfe . v sme>s r?o ? ?!.! a h:;:tvv 01 iua-i uulcatl. i I r entire stock of Cl-ilhimr !t*>s lie:-: ; liie |f-->>;Ic <!?' tiii: v 1 in ; c !:!<>!.c\ . _V>U'"lir j.rji::; ham-I, worili $0.00, no^v j';f s.'J.oO. tor $ I 00. v ;'o: $7.7.5. !, \v?>r!)i ?12.CO, ::o.v :o-' >'8.-10. third oil'. ?- j i | i T? "z ^7-Z~' T-^T *^^T" TT' T""0 - * * ' "* . L-l_ i&ai. J&illii ">V/. !' : V-. O I i r? ::i r?v *>-. ! t \\rnv-J. u v; "in ivii.>iii m<-iu j uut a b :'or ca?ii Thin i- \<mr up- j itire stock of Wi::;cr Goo*-s at ; 1 ; nvineeil. ir.ly sell Ihese.gfsctls for CASH. ca-c call and settle vA cnco. 5 ~a S 3 >. "k "^v O ? "< ' "v ^U5( I ; At S | s : J&. v.^ ? .i ' v..- V./ 5 State of Ohio, City of To:.::rc, ? iilvAS V Ul.'ul, .3. ; Kr.ock J. Chfxey makes oath Ihftfc he is the soalnr partiu-r of the <] :? of F. J. Ciiexey "& Co.. bitsiiic.-s i:i tiie City uf Toledo. Comity and Mute::for, said; and that ssid linh will pay the.su:n of ONE IiUXPiLKD i-'()i I.M.'S tor : 'tivj every ca.-e of Catarrh that can* ut In* cured by the use oi IIaes/s Catai:::ji Ct'ue. " i'ilANK CUi:\ KY. Sworn to hefo:e rr.c and suhseri'.-ed in my presence. this Oti: dav of Dewind.-er, A* D. '{ & " ' A. Y?\ "LLWSOX. [seaIj ] AW.*; ?/ Vullr. i Kail's Catarrh Cure 1st:: ii-ienialiyj . iiflU l\Vl$ turcctiY u*K?u mi: r*.;n : mucus surfacv's > system. Semi for J: t&stimom:;!*, fro.j ' ! ; F. J. CHENEY : > ' rops., Tcli-dy.O. I SS/~So!',! by r::^iv;. 75 con's. * ?Jus? look at our Carpet Rookcr*. ] * J. J. Gkiiio ic Co. Thanks Ketjknm).?The hvlies* <? j : the KirmeS> cojiinjiiicc return lh;i:sks . to those iuulicu b^'o'.v tor fiVorsic-;: ccivcit during1 il.e hire eiilorsah-siseii:: ; : To i he people of Sislirc'.vay for: ' To the pcopicT^-Bjy;e tf&xi for p' To ilic people oi Ci'0$b} v;I?o for; donations. . To the people of Alston lor dour:- j lions. To tin* people of u ?'>b for dona! ions. j To the people of Xi.-i.-on for i!o:ia {ions. To ilic editor of the New- and C?>a-1 lifr (or tire -ubscriptions to tin? V.V.i:- j 11- V.'ov; To ihe editor of ihe i'-:gistcr fur articles 3iiS? rJcc:To tho ediu?* <?f ihc Souther;: Pre* by'erian lor circulars priut'.-d. To rhs editors of Tin: >.';;\vs and; IIekald for advertise-inei>N prints d. To* the Wi??sb.iii? Siiwr ct! Baud fur music encxi ti^nt of ihc Kir; mess. rx^~ 4/%<" fntvit ?:> f-n- ! i. V 1liO : u ui ii.v ? eral for help re::-'h'icd. And to all j o;hcrs who uiay have given any assist- j a vice whatever. Nature'* Omi True Laxative. TiiC delicious flavor and healthy pro-; pcrtics oftonnd, ripe f?u:t are we!!-i known, and seclnir the need of a;- ' agreeable ai d (A ctive la.iaiive, t!ic j California Fig" Syrup Co:::?- .;:y c.-nn- j tr.eneed a few years ago t > nia::uf:ic-: tnre a concentrated Syrup of Fiirs; iphin.h has viven snci: ireneral >ati-t?e :ion {bat is is rapidly supcrscdi::"; tin- j bittor, drastic iivrr locdiciiu-s and j cathartics hitherto in n?e. I; c???:iv: ' <>r bilious, try it. For sale by Dr. W. ; E. Aiken. * i j WHEIiE TO BUY HOLIDAY GOODS. ; Winayboro's I?;isi ess Jtlcn oi" irv.terjjjj.-;-. i No1.'/ that the holidays have arrived ! everybody will want ! > ni;:kc p;\:>e::V,J I ? - _ j asuLjyflPrar.-e cv.-ryV.-uiy v::;l w;-:;' :o : j0*fo-.v exact!}* ;v!:oi-c ' u-? : ) y: i 1 theio. The NVit'ii-boro bu^ino.-s ;:::n of enterprise 'f t ppop!,; kn-uv v.]:.:-: liiev sell a::<: wh'-re i!tcy -el; >r, 1 iiiv-uiili the paper. I>ut Tin: I\V.v.-j asij !!f.i:adi> wan;.- to let ev-.-rybi-Jy i;ni.".v ihiit these progressive nicrel.nnss i.:ve n?:!c especial ptucba.-i.-s iVr ilie ;:o:idays :?inl v.iil sol! their goif Jo v.~ - .:!i ,! * ; : pViCL'S V. ill UV A;. ^cl^'knv t!:o rcm;er \vi]i see (x:ic'!y to iro wl>(:;>. tu.i*;ijiit a :I>t lor j C!>ri?tv>asa:ic] Now Yc-?r procnts. . j ?_ j. J. (jr.u-u <c co. ; I have the prettiest line of carpets and j fur&iiurc *o -cr-n anvvlu've. cald\vkll& iicit j have cv. rytiiiirir in (isygOvd-, :.o;io::s, ' j bouts and shoes. - i \V. V,-. KETCH IX j has :i larire stock t;f cssukisiir ais<] hca;-! iuir siuves, tijiwi.re, hollow-ware, i H lower puts, elo. s It. 51. II L EV h:l? fresli li'l'(;C: : h s, b -i!: f.iiicv i"! s!:ipie, t :? . M 'Pjtifsm i> Kl the :;o p>.e :: :?: - ? l! all ki:id> of jiutchi.sei'v u? low i?r:rc^ tmd eu$> term*. > j f. C ? C kf-ep up with ili?? t'i'-'Ct- >: i: i:> t!:; ,C iT: < i"Cry line, :?m1 >; i! ! ar<lvi .1 fiipsn ::S 1 l\t? rilf.ilV; . ;>< > iy in c ^panics re??rc-rt'ij:t ?i b> Mr. .McM .-'.ci S S. Vi"<;I.T"M ^ a large and vavnti !i<; ;!i > and che?i;esf as.d . j -1 igjHfS. J?.-?L J M I5KATY & BKO. ? Have everything in tue dry goudi iii? V ^ ? -S. t ^ ,^^.rr^.r^'-.tc*rss^z.r^r7zm^?r.r*:*/?r^lt=^ ?^v - *ttt }> :. v.\ : . j S-: a ! <!i :;.! ! . oiifar? I :;;;ss icilet h-l'llc:<*?. "iC." .?<, ]i?rti'j!:S <j }!. ' O. :: * o:v 1:.;I r-> {';.< ;!}{ 1.1:r i;jr: r,u;ii\>, cli-'MiiuiT a:.;; holiday s|.ccia!tl?rs in :h i* ii:.e. a. M V!':' ! C v ;j: > .1 ;'?V!? : ? :ir - V - !:<?; "\.icily th-.- ; 0:1 wtirtt on '. 1 ::i- f: >:r? i:? Mr. li:?sc*. \c v..v . !n jheir ix-atuUn! > ( : fi? :?c.<frajjii?* ; !?' : ??v a ! rjj s ock of rv uoods, j i : !:.( i,.: iK.Ullk'Ji'Cijitf", giOVs#, | : ; kv J.O. i has :x com; ? >iojv. *.vn*?*c yon C..1I ' !!> ! \ s?Jl ?? j fi.ii.! : \, ?: : ;. .is. : occriu--, car-} raw* -i -i v.\ I'iriLS.ifs !: . - f !ti?-!:t ?.f 1 i: 0 fur.ii- | it-' . t >'?'?. warV.robc?? ., ; u* 1. : j (,. .r. c<>. r < k ? !' (!. :!- ' : ! ' , :.!: ! lit KIT i <JU ; i s C'ic. I : A. V,-:-:TM ; .- lis: ii'-Si..a c?.>':fs'ril"ns : l : . :?!? > * tUt?i? <;?*? . tv, bcsiiic. is - in ' k'-' . con no i? . - oil i: have u;<!;, ; ?- ii i-lt .-HlVt'WSrP, j t".": - ?b:t-2vttiaS ckn .:::: *. t ? r? .fly :<# o;.': iv anyone; v.:<:i 111 \ i < - i! , 'j I >'. -, ^v*. cii't iiin;' !-v- rvii::;--' :i :!i?: ?li>? -p. j T r A '?* . 'tv ?fv ? ; y- y . u i*. <!: ' ?:? !<. ("!?> ' iI; ' r>, ?.;?ik ;; i-t. -ic- :: i X:u jr -'.is j v. \v. ukmciit m: !e> the pttK'lic * iMi wir.es, liquor?,: i i: i-i; :: w i v. < >' * \<?u t*i- u ".-el Vai j t; " :: ii , - Xa.as uii.nrr 1: i L: S : jo * V " V. ; ; : \ W^ciiC- j ' \ bifMclfS keep:!'!? st i ' sir ?'{* : ; <! sHv.-i ;v:;rc stiha- ; ! X V- 1st . ;.r.v. ! . M CU:!.EY , ! ' tl..-i :I: r-. ; ar .;r i.: ut-, ; toutiil air}\viwre, i;et*|js !:; it & ;;i !' :ii! j i: V'- iii' ??f iI*.r Sf>:?- ?u. ilcr ? .>uu> j t y In S;? !I?? j ( ;:ch c : !: i ; . v. \;.u !:;: * : y h::C :;r j 1 V. I'-o . 11M V.'ACON C'.>. : it'.:! I'}' " ii-'.: ?>:i:r?;!rs j \\ : !; ih:;? art; , ..C-. ? ;cr : !! ; j \V ; v i> ? -sire v.,:;;* !:fo i ' k Z'f 1V ! ! i o I.-- !iJ <;! ii;o 7.1 uiv:i <>1 XcvV ; ' i l'a, i'i \v; J1:*. it. i'?. !I .i.pjiar;, j * i Si.cr. v? iiS-tlo ) : ); y. ! r . *. :> cui:i?;:nv j ' tvlth-over 3118.000 000 :is's>cts. ' 1 ; * . t t t t . ,:.! ? i :C. O :su* qnf?S.'!l 'i 't :S p'/es 'Hts j ' : ;-U ; 111:1.'< l\ a i ' viii !;? :i ! < ?y : : { > pay !>>r j 1 ln-.-.i ' vo merchant?. | If&CM. ;; uj'o j: .1!*. . . , -r- - ^ ! -j IS b}~rs? lIJVJViSitMs* set!- j R: it <*l! " v:.! . : :!.e p;:^ r:-'if<1 n'.vny s*:d j i!:1.? {],?y? cro gout wore airain*J *.: :; V : V j?" SC'.sw an v .1- :? - -^ v.i.ii >! ;i:l>!<> : ok a : ivt: . jv cE ui:-J w- wmid ?h?: c?s*:rsi::*i<r o: \ --.via* re re!. = :itk-> oi i rij.cr fiastS walked its th'ir ; r!-! ::t- a:.d b-.nu-v. sIm?.d all the e;.ann* :!:ut had wor: thesii i-itorir-iy t i.cii* day. Anne! ihe 011a. ;*;:y ;.i* r:;r.;v ai! ' iir.ii-.--, coiin! rie-\ d : h>" > <;: history v. <-ry to be f >?nd. Word* arc ii:a::cqi;:;*e to give a pic ?u'v i ; . lie !: -::c!i iiiat n h ' t'ljii;. :!v*LjU\i Ti;t- Kim: f r. \r;:s opened G. V:". 11 in a iV?v : ! ! k-, !r<-.iiu-.-d ihe ?ra!?r of ! Mr. A. Mr. ]"> " sp cii was eagerly | ii-Ifiiru ! .? u\ aiuU-Pco pros- i ! !:'. {;. H;--.-lii-Ixi.- :he of.I he Ki i .<; r-fu'lcl in Hol!r.n ;;i,v a; i;: : v.:.. fair, b~ i-.i-.' in y?'::r-1 h-wl boconi:- a rl ;:i i!:t!;jo lie . VV.-N -]?: |-i !i = -I;iCCO!M!! (if i us' :[.( el: a factors r{*j?re>ci:tcil in K'iti:;--. wa- fi-.-livv: C<1 :a iiis ;tI ( <;:? -i:r im ... r, was one of : a - (*V!'i:j!;J?. : .}h (Us 1 '!i , , 1 :: ! v..r i:i;i:it. 11.c i v. : :- a! ? X' i! : IV ::v ' ;i ill:*:- of lliC Kit* i ' V- ul ' tv.i p-i 1*1 V . T f ' ;' i:>C>1 i:tVf*ri; iii-." I'. i y In? v..:- i: > duty ;ti ; I -:; - i i- w.-.vu-'* ::|>raivi ..1- i-. Mill!" tin'<!re;:?.'f{l] \ i * i: c:;2' ;:! ?;> i :-- ]) us : it, ;:- IJ i!>h. i >.j : . rm'pU-u i r \V.- ii::.: y un :: nsosi <li??iiri:t! i'-.j l?:: | in Wellington <iisi s c:":r ::ts rcii v !!!;:er:i- u j:|i C:\.U$ . S:;< \V{?iC"!liptf a!2 j v, . ;> ;;n: " ! ( ' i ion in i!u:f fr:v, ??} :? !i; ; :li.-.Milune - - TI..!: {' V.\-;S U' by ! iYY ;.-!s 0:1 ftaS reurc! i by {;. A. ! I Livi. i;, !! ::u:iful and ; i . : !: :: r. . > .. : !!; I; an e?! and ! i . ' ; L vi a-!"n, v. h?> >o ' ! v 'i; ? ?! : ! " of 1 . ; :1 S1 : . < !: t>j Iiic I : : i ' <>! : ; : ? ; ; ? : = :?*. r <?! m.r i ::i;::y, < -J ; i "> * ? :' fh?* c;:a; -I u : i: :: .! i : !! J *! > ;. -V V. I> :i:<- - t>i v. i~ : ! : It; V v. i::i: *? !i . . iI > >;; >: u i::? ?.V:;S !.:i ii!*<'(] ;!: ! :?'..% i'(i>l:llll!ftOj Iiili.-C . ?! >- ' >. i > !) Wt IJ ?:: t ?: - ? v ... t<"Ss ??! i }'t - : ii < *?liI?I ! rut i V.":;. i|i; <; !!. h s! !, . ' . W : ::ti ;;i) : : r ! ( ., - v : ".I ! > ' ... ; oh- j:t >l i. .. ; :?i i.; :ti J.uiiic iii -1 i v o .vui.SiUis, Wit! 4 ?. V V w , . ^'vp-it 11 rt11 | the ili^isiiy a:::! Liv.cf: only l'< USJ'1 in I ! ! ' ! i: " ?.?' ' I | M:>. .; n,: ;- pn-.-ii" :! ! i i! i? !:iily. riiitcii !?>":lb!v ' } ::iji:t 1 sin* ; I ia-KLMfie<l Juiiii II n .<?:(,h iVuin 1 I !:!* , > j Next came !<? iiu'.ii'iomi <::;M.:ron { j "I !:;ii:irc, h-.-irsrs Ji3 umiil iiso I iit ' O i cc;*.*--'. s < f the j): in>- V;i! \vo"(!> j liiit1 ;i- !!:e v:i:: s :h;it j ; -M.-iVt-il ii.r<jt'iri? sheir Sure-! i?!e; tor- j ir??t u time tli re;: j j :l:e -ijht ?? ' = !?" . j?uhr i iCe ere kill- j i I::- iisjr li":? !U 111 a la I !i:s- ; ! 'i! i;i? U::;ii \ViT-;cai fi'-nn j i : !:;:]> jU ii; :_r::t~- , by ;ln- !):'.;: !> of! | >t? a;:?rcr-, a- we ! >' >!:<-.i upon the i i:!i: r i:-ai;i!!-_' ?>!'!{?;*?( r<>- ; MliSill i * 1 :c t'ii:* ! )'/< avr-. H'! *.'t" P '- ! cr-.n-: hack M lis a- wo cubed \ It]; ila: !;> nild*'W\ jKi-t, :?>><! i ;i 0(1 nVr <st (lis- ! y- 'l b-. uah-ltiToil Queen. J v. a- t j::; e, bat dark il;C ! i'iic Jinij:i!i < r i;:.? was a- follows: !\"iiilluii, M; >. JoSt-j>i: (_?rO?S*:iiei j Mi: efcuh-i, Mis* Broom; J'ochMi. i>!a jjnjrci.hciuier: Au.iiItii.i, Mi>< Liiicm Williams. We uinii'ti to ti>>; next booth Mrs. j S. I)wijrtst. asu? her coterie of grace j aii'l I>.y tin.1 literary | Wfirhl, tiijl- M li.s: .-.way of art aild I 'i !; eha ::i:S r- rcpr- sf litc-.i were, ! Mi-- M. Gaiibni, Jane. All~iiu; ! Mi-- ?ti:tr;< ;i as Si. v. u< uiul-l* ihC 6 : peril:; e?.d: nee of Mr-. W. G. J rd:in. c l:iT 11 v. i IV; r- j-icMntcii l?y Mrs. DwIl'Ii?, Misso?, ill;!-??!:, Ji')!*ii:>'.?!!, and E-ioton. i- 1 hi: l"i?niViU*f;u*\ l>oo<h V?*U C0>l!d ft-ct-:faiss \vi:r v/eiirht by the paiiin n! i : i i' .i vi ;;J! i-fctniia."-- <:;:!])|K?ll*Uilull. j 1 Xl.WS AM) III UALD Oil! its j I v. : unci v. !;icl> WitS Sillis; j < ' {jo :? ;i: jt:i::!< !:? ice; Iiiiifi, he;*i:it?N i g lheiv" '.villi liol'i feci, .Mi-s i F:. ri<!c* D? >iit m>:-ix-n!ec! Jus!ice, < :? Mi.-- Xr!lie D.ivis Liberty. ' vt?.'s \\ eli V."H< \h<) p.'ilCC 1-1 i r i** i?" ?,.ii v.r>> mIik! ! ?i { 11 11 . .. .......v.-., v.or Wo lib i r. pi. -< :!( (I JI- hi cc.*!, Mi-- Adi'linc < (Jit:!. Es:h?r; Mi-s Il-.M* 1 Mirirtui: EUa. iji-viaaii, i j 1 Ti.c French Enirli-h ivcopiion j ] rot mm w:i- pi:it-c, jw.i exccl'crtcc, Jo * 11:0 b::u:ly :i!it! ii'racc of l's/rutcr i ' Kif'esion re pro- j 1 r-i'iiic!! !)'Ak ; >ii? Msillio Me i (> :cl*ii Jjcss; Mi.-S L',z/.;r j Hi::piv>s Josepliirie; Mrs. H. Y. Mjl'iiii-, Mary Qiccn of Scots; Mis.ji J. Q. Anne 15 -iey!:. ?: i iviiic *.?iMM.lli W::S fi >?.'c? < '.villi Tli- in ch:ir?<' were, i Mr-. II. 15. II to, MI--<'- Ltuty White, I I Mary McMa-lt-r, (io:* Li'i i* Mui; er.>iu :i, Aiico V. itn- ruvv. i i ; ra oil ii:tiU*rv did not l:<kr j C i >; :;:iscli iik ?i:tr\, sluiply because colli <<.'iupiicr was psv>cn!, b'lt ?!ii-> ! 3 was always crowded ! i vc:!ic.'i T.'if expl iis'Ltif'ii <>i' litis v be: Mr?. Si-wait was Ncbc; ' Mis- '1.3: iTL'ii' M-*Cai\!ey, Helen ol d i'r.'V : Mi?> .Matlit: Mackorcll, Li* Yi::; (Ji-iiii-m an:) Austrian bnnih i .t most oi( jjf.;:tt all'dr Mrs. J R i rep: oojiicj] Sophie hnrtu ;ilissM. ]>iacK, Maria'1 heivsa; s M;-s ii'aclii1! MeMa-ter, Duchess n rVsnrria; Mi.-s Mattie Beaty, Anno of; us" ria; Mi?Liila Keidiin, Grciclicu; j " SI i~ri Eij.-i i aiheari, peasant. n 'i'iii* j; i.-tofilco was a papular resort, I ,v!;'.-s e i?'ti?'is miiliessed to lrieinN or f v: rs roulii be n;ai!?-<! or delivered ii j:i :l;o iCf-cipv of live cent!?. Ti;e repivsen! ?-u were Scotland fi :iui lr? iiuid. Miss Phemie l>:>iick ?t . pre-CfitOil Man of Ar?vie and Miss r: \ii;ia Wii!i::ni> Ka'iiieeii ilavournci n. The .I:!ii?!!o.-e hoot Si was most ra>ty ti tt!'l beautiful. The eh.-iraeiers rep:c- j ii - \yt : Yum Yum, Mis- S-^ie j o iC^^;.i?.^-i-w.*-4^u^_-i:lri< from celt"']. I t> vI'-M-s !' l:' rv ?Mi'-s Nina l{abl>, Kutisha. 1*. Tin* waiiderii:^ Gutanos. io>, bad | tj u p'ycn < ? r;>t asul security ; 'i -' - i -? II>A Him ! f Vv !l* "i O IIU'V MJimu ;i* vi i?*iw ?*??? | i ii'ii N> niai-: ami \uulh iii?' j '' talc lias ::i .store for l hern, ; ii by ti:rt of ;i jess | v. i-e aist'i far->c-eiii?r poop!.''. The pic-' o Ist'.t *-CjI!;* aro-iM? t!a: Gip-cy ifiut ; a - :!!j ti i.p tli:.' Cijviiii:;tni ;iJS ?.-f fair ; u Siv:Ii \vi:ii ir-. irrov-s ot oranges,.; ?i i l.T.'U };??rn< if!aiiutes. cliisivriny j 'i ll;C !ii!i- uj MHil'.y Aficielil-iu. j a E-ioaralfiii, '!) j :<:cji ol Xi? Gip-i>>, ' f j*.:?(! her d? but in :iii! |>er.-?>ii ot Mi"- v I;!-- 1?.win) was bt-iit-ckcfi in aii the c * . 2 . , li'.iirv characterize this iiuhi- 1 iicai t< (J ami roviny race. Miss Z\J::u- ? gi<? Thompson attracted universal a:- ( lentioi! as ti-e dovin- r of tu'iire events I ami cast t t?e horoscope of many a love- <1 sick maid and *?ijihii!g youth. Meg ? Mciriie-, who carried tin: caiw; of lif-r i race with her everywhere she went. 1 ] ? >!;> here in her High I from the harsh 1 a>.;i utsrt lci::Inj; S>c>:tiah Laiid, wlio.-c i -:j:s ?i;e pcrhikied in revenge for her ' I' attm iK ami that of her tribe, was i vivi iiy portraved hy Mi?s Rebecca t i, tjnt iilus? where was she ' JJU\ ..V Dulniii;. ? j I Til.- cliif'f feature of this tent was the 6-0.U00 Iiranty, who was the uanl j 1 <>i Mr. ij. Oawf>nl, nlins Romany | < 1 i\who watched over this laciiia'ingj I Iiwi; with tin; loudness of ani<*iit j: i?.)vc. K'tniitniiJ-; us very much ol the ; ( :n>-j>-!cr .-liiiwin.-iM, Barium;. < A? 11 o'clock Tuesday the signal t service announced I he approach <d'a coiil :u;d ?:I?i!iiiiir Mast 1r??ni tin- Nor-h. ; No !iiiz'//il'ii cattic. Old Probabilities j ??? ("TOi'nms mistake. IIi j d"id>l^>!y TpiiTi Mr?. T. K. Eilio?: j :::nl her b^vy of be:?uiic> who took up i lii' ir quarters i:i the si?u ii cud ot the j ar:;:fr\, to (1 -pense the cold sweets of! !::? frozen zone, cakes, cream, sherbet, and other Ciitjejiiif delicacies r. ere handed out ar small eo$t to the siiiMi'a'nrs. t hi< b:-.ziar was verv arris ie.-dly arranged and derorated. (:!ii'ic; > of icicles ! iiiiir penden; from j the-urrou::diiig shriihb-ry, casting a! j in -ire, like siriairs of diamonds, lignt-! | i::g tip thr ^uri'iuisdiu^ space with an ' i aimir::! E qwiuninx* moved J. , around this enchainu.-g scene, theiri i ie :: 1:1!! t COSjUt'lCS 11 il'iUii" back (lie I ITi :;u '?" bi!i-ixii:tr I2i:ikillsr all ill ;.:i :t sliriii that will ul\v;i\s live in our mi :iv?iy. T!:o chaiuc.urs weic rep* i !' -o tcil !>> Mi?e> Mary .Ellen Aik< n, A-.Miti Ilanahan, Nannie PhiniK-y, Aiiiiic Aik"ti, .Nannie Cnuinsuug.*, M.iv I>ivi(U?>n, Mattic V?*i?hers. The supper was a most e'egaut ow, a?'(i was iit; cr.-i!;y pat rn wizen. About SlJ^was taken i:i the lirst night. Airain the magicians wan waved ! ami the Kiniii-ssopcn the second uijrhf, ! | with more brilliancy and beauiv^hau i ?i f (h--t. As the clock struck the hour ofifiii'it Jhr d?x?r of Lady Wa.-liinglun"*! n re;:: ion room was flung open, and ihe caivacadc of hc-i i-C> :i:;?1 !j!'!'?<i: es (.f the tVgoiiun {?;: >[ came sleeping l>y 5ii .sJatiily dignity to I lie i Si hi!id o! Si '!< mis nm ie. T!:e proces' i. O:.. . i-?ou uuiivht'ti <io\Vl) 11 JO ni.-i.i i (; :i. \V;t-i:Iuir<*"?si ."i; ! i:i> S|?f>n>c; ; ; :r ti|> s*oc*>!{? <*:;<>ii <>f;hem<>-l . -t ;: i in..: i*:*t c!i i?l' -..ur I? was j Hgili, :id. i'iiC ih'I pni)!ic?:i G^iieval, Icaiiin^ where ; 1* !tV ?!f? ilit'ii i? ::!! I i ()!:?> I" 10 iv'i !o iV. i litiiill i;niv :: lii> .tiiC I of ;;ii !:is !r:>ii!,!es a?i| liisj>y>, I t by I.l'i' COHqU^t > : > i ii- ijhi :i cioft'ii of iilor; , as . i; - "t Jirwi" SVa:;cc?i iiiC link , I jii h'ici.Tf i ." i.i> oiitiSry. M.-al.iin; s Liv:n:r-:->n an;! IJ:uidol|>l) >! c.i c!iim' 1.1.0:1 ilic ci'iitral !i^ I ti". All! but !i:f k-eSiiiir of j?; ii.e and i ; |1' O! JMil , ai:d U <! .< {) S:i<!i ! 1- ::<*!:t d ' ij:* :;s we iiciit 1.1 I l:e ! v-.-iy, bin uiit'tTtni.jiJf Man, . Qiicon unci iiaityr, brought in the vs ?tOS&L . 5 p. iiiie of Voting1 '.V;!n):iM!n>or?, ti> ItlC* b "l k !o ! i'lC :!?!(' m?';i in ?rc }<?r ttinatc', t>tu !c>s tival. A::siif !J-.?!:; > j;, \vhu>e ts*a:?i? death uKjiiesnent f -r all ciibrojiu-hi a^iiu-i her. in I r?:it a'.villi a::?i s-ol'-mn !i >11 r, when -lie deaiii and iii ? lidii'sr wi'ii a iii<b!i; lirtnuc-s \vorth\ ol's'i saiiir. p.isseiJ in a!l ihc yiid-.-ii - - L' - ?- I 'V ??.;?!> fluv oil' JKJ'iljK, OI rt u:u Man; vi iiw ;m, au ... oil?* born to !i:e purple. Who has no been touched i>< tiio >-ni and mournm; ballad <?i" ti:i> pooic->. like :i ?]yiii? * sv.u;i, oiiiv :;> draih. The Virgin {> seen, iiio oSispriu:: <>! ;icl Clu* oiif.e morn hHd >U':i\, :i!c.! Jiwi'd to t!lti oi^s ous courtier-, and proud repre-Hssiiv! ? of ton its. No shade upon h?l' j b:o'.v, t".';! lliuf the "InviiieibJy A I or fiio d-:uh ot Uins'.votn.ui kiurj j iix::vy on isyr iirirt. .^!i" !?- ! 'f;ar gracious .-rnili* ritiU s?-iian E x to I or ma.lo u ii;t!oi^ii sp^il j Sunday car. 1'hCQ:::x like tlift warrior 'iiaii! (>: Or:iun< lost* lYotn i:iT ::n i rutnned ciii-e wore iii ni *t :fe, t" p:!ii i!;e doposuU nt ''Kntehis o> Fruuifc *.o Victory, and phseeJ :i crown I'.poi; ;::e brow oi a King. Ji*a:i D*Arc,-lands al'-iif in h:>tury, while uihor women ltd eonnucrittjr pi Oi'i -s. Sho rai-ed iho .si::nil u\i. in (lie d.-u krs? i el :l ii:t\ :i::d roHSrd r 11- i ?!liM:bcrii:g" (>{ il siSi<! , cliivalrio rue- 'i ic." liberK uitd '11!::t?\ iiij; lumtv' Ajialn I II- >; ( ::! c!i HtS- :] i:-:! lovciv I iTO'. c dr-zz'im: ;? ! wi ll tiio Vivien an: t ::il"ibiii'y <?; m-r ' m-uuiers, f.'C st:sMii!:?! ti:?? wry im:?.-r- ' sonaiioi: (;f inv.-liii"--, >v. v;-i:*? ?, n;> marred by !i: str, if .>!)0 pro- i ilu'-eii, no other stands hiirii In iho ru.l >f f:?!nc. Two I-lai:tis, [?;oii-a:i<is o!'if miles jspirt, !i:_ 1?st ih liio most faino::> person ago of any slu* on?? ( iicii ??f a brok: n iio.-u*'. ;.i ?o: r<?'.v and iirnieci, li;;; oli:C" a pilsner on a ' L?::rre!i rock. > Au-tria .>cnt h?*r i-.'prcsoi'.caiive f<-}sata, to I ii- grand gatlicriajf <>? royal- y, at.d .Muria Tci'isa, walked audi! ii:> ihrotig v.ish calm cils*niiy brcorrs- ' . ,\C t *i.? I u...i iv :: ivas the delusion that we almost <.\[jeer id hear niv.n- ruble words and ' Ce the fla-Il of sword- li;:;:. an-wct- I ?d her appeal u> tiie Ihinir.oian Duicf. rlici she a 1'ugiiivf Queen and mother, C jre-ented her in fan i son to her lo.al ilbjer.is and ask: d pn>!e?:li<>i:. ' 1'cj haps o! ail the women vv!??:figured :i iii-iory, Annie of Austria lias loft i' . name, ha-t envmd of any, !:; f mem>r\ is insi-paraibey coiiiecied wnh v he gloomy period of rtucii I, HP bele beauty eoinpenvaied fur a!!. t QUWJJ K-!l:cr, V.'UOSt: cllal'lUS IVi-ased iV-.jssi captivity and e}?a:ns iSie jo : e:i people of G ai, was:: cm a fill/! in :.'::s p :;ei!ss:o.i ui tli i.eu-'. i '< lirian the Proph-.*:e?s and Deborah { lie fJUdiiC wajKUii as Kiii iys <r yon;, " rhui ijj'*f-itni:, 10 il.e L ?!?1 ofi-.o*f, as Ik* ciiiUiJVi: ?>!' l-rar! pi Si-il n<> thtlil" ( !c:;ry ::>arch io the promised L:iiid. Ii; li'jcc.t Ssiokn! a> v, hen In; servant i f Abrahan found her :i? g ho -.Vfli. Il-.'ieii. for whom :ii! Greece was (L;- (1 imird, moved ::j arm wilt; ti;e le^eiiiier of Juno. Mary <>t Aryvle easae to the tune of ilit! Carnjil)<-ll< are c .cnin-f," a^ ilr* ? Ml nf I hi; 1 >:*< liini! died a\V;r?' A Amelia, ?jo;-.!sio Charlotte liiovvci! f>y tlie .Si: .'.v Qi? <. !! :<?tn.-Lh!. Xvx: ca?:c !;io fntli::!: p.]>, I; i'ully aiiiit'ii isi lin; j.jcinrssquo cos- Vl .!ilitj oJ'that btii Uiiiul'tUSiUlC '' Lie.'. -A Ti.c '?:as:;lcri:i?r Gvp-ics c.nne nox-' <!' > view, :l?eir ci?iumi\s forcibly recall- a! ii:" 10 how 1 lir.'?c p;0}?l?-, wit':- k uL a cou :trv wander froiii olaee lo ?Ji K J i?*r. J? llliJ, I hlj J'Vm i ji ;'t; <r y'i:% jY jjj niool :s!;ii iviiis};:: t!re>?i'!l in ?Ii ,v ' "''Uillitll cosiuijjys ;u Mi-.; ewjiJo at 11 As ,J;.I C 5;^???3v, ti?. ? i- i. i :.. i fc'-U-dvV, jc:ivij:ir i O ft :> ra< n i;< j > AliioiiJ! tlie :u?>Si iiiti-roii; .. s i. 1 thu w !it?;c I fir" uciiou aiiti yjjiiTi^ l"si* jj- ;?lrtiiy :m:?1 yv.ni. juan. AH r:?h. se t?:;;turi s rx: i': < t;i' i;.> ij.tvsTs*. j ,j 1 S-I-. . .li- >./.! >1 r\ 111-f >: >: t. Ill' HI H'-M .. . . .. .. ,ll?{ n.ffl , V.cn1 cuiicl-Ij c C-fcJ I"!* i ci ,:;ti ciu.jii'ti in:?? !? in!?*ivsi. j ? < Vera W'Mi bv ii;c sV>iJo\vir:-^ : Ciirar | * J. II. Kutiisujiii; Siivcr ii=-x' c itfsrs, Dr. J. li. McMus.-or; Piu>h ?Ii::vlisir <Ja-c, I). K-i-kus*; 'hair, W. M. <'athrari; I'icuire M'aiiur, J. W. Bo!ck; Pinuro Frame, r (.'ciilcr; (jriiul U'airh, S. ?'. t: Ji-Doivtll; Berry B-wl, J. J. Xc'.!; Silver Cake B.i-ket, D . !J. B. Nana- 1 i:in, Jr.; Baby I)oII, Dr. li B. liana- s la 11, Sr.: Bride I) >i , ii. II. Simpson, [ .''or tii?- lincst specimen ol lancv work, ili-s Eiia Dot}, received a piu-h ,vorkin<f ea-e >c-L I4' r til !.ir?roM ami iiost beautiful doiiaTioi. ofoti- j1 nvcrs, t Mrs. W. li. Doty rccuivcd an tiey-au | ] -)hiMi [>nprtric. j Tiic voic for liictmsst popular younjr ady and sjtrntIcitiiis: created a jjfivat 1 1 al or iuteres: ail through the enter- c [aiiuncnt. Miss E r.-i Wolfe rceive-i ; ^91 votes, ihe; la:g?*st received b> any , :>!! ! and accordingly was dcci in d , ilic nn>st popular u>uiiif la.:y , !)f VViiMisburo. Mr. II. (J. Elliot:, , received 492 votes for ihe uio>t p:?j>- , tiiar young man and \v:is 5 tss elected. Several oilier l;;dn > and gentlemen re- j c.i ived 0'iiic a 11 uteri' g vote. . Tin- whole luio'i! in durinir liit; Liirc night* was about 8:>-p. , Tin* dinners anil suppers served were most <li*?i? s ami imot liberally patronized. Great credit, jr. duo to Mi>sE'ta W and il?u oilier ladies coiiin r-"- with the Kin;sc-s . \vli<?, in d.fii/iiiiies, carried j iheatlai" M!ae?l'uliy through. Tut* j ciitc;*t;x::inn nt closed dm Fi i-lay ni?it>l witii a urund ball, which v.a.? Iatg-.-lv < .) I : ??A toilet luxury i:i e ery respect, Ayev's Hair Viuur never fails to iv ton* the yonthftd freshness ami color to failed and uniy h:;ir. It also eradi-ales dandruff and juivents llic hsiir from failing. * riI2j K111)1 ESS BALI. The s< rsiis of euter'aiuiiiCMi! ; lic'u in t-?wn !a>t week ended on Friday niii.it wir'i a grand b::!!. TIic nr:?*>ry nasi j be--!) elearcd nl' tise booths which had so recently been the >cenes <jf royalty and snleiidor, and nothing remained to remind 0:1c of liic Kinness rcsiivil save tho t;?ilhfn 1 Pu.ln.-cc ? and her well, from which rcfrosliinir lemonade was served to the beauty and chivalry <.>f tyinnsboro. Tnc st:i::? bam I, under the dirr-clion uf Jiiii Mayrani, irosn (J'>iuii;bi-*s, furnished strains oi soft :ni:>ic, to the -w'-.".tro of which the dcvoi?'?"- <f ! Tcrji-icliurc l 1 i<ict 1 liirossiili tf:o figures oi' ilie u-.'i! -iie m .ze.? j of t Ji?j iasliio:iiib!e ssi'd fc^ciuuiitsg i gen?;:n. A n'umljsTof Kniir-i graced the occni with their wiiuse j oli.irisiir.fi" ai'iC'-'jiiiiite costiinicj? ; ;i?o 5?clo\v: Mrs. P 6. i3r.:<;ks, ij'::ck it;) silk, :: sine; ih? ss of Oluck, Irirjiiiicil in bniid. ?::i[iiOliiis. M :"s. V. (rt-riiT, >l:'cefc drc.-s of deciri<* ?n:y s;:k. Mr-. tri.- Dwiirbt, hrti-i.sumc black siik, dtiii jel txiiiiiiiixiii M:s. Ad?lie Gaillard, street foilett'* of black !ii< !i6 in!!juini<r?, pearls. M:-. J. ,1. N<"il, liuiidryine black co- urn- , (ii:iui!>mt?. Mr-. v.. C. Kiuji, stylish co=tame of w i;:e Datii-U c'orh, direcroire stylr, silv.-r tr;in:nimr- and pearls. ^n !../? frimmod VJillUtl, U. HtV/V II1II11UVU black >i!k nti?c*. Mrs. Jas Q. Davis, black siik,dull if(>d oi"n:t'?inui? and a corsajfe bouquet a! gnlil ot Oj.-hir clin.-anihemums. Mrs. I). L). Gail larcl, tailor made w?iili miiel, pearls. Mi>s E ia H'o fe, artistic costume of 'duck and roe, ornamented with sequins. :?Ji-s 13! ;c!c, of Greenville, white albitross co-tniue, muiie trinmiitig'.-, nauirid flowers. Miss .Mary Duoose, of IiidircSuring, cream :i'n=itr:?.?s, siir-ih trimmings. <i?co!i;?.e b-'iiiC'*, puff >ieeYes, ardes-ii berries, pearls. Mi>s vWhtrl, of Chester, black ve vvt, c-ii Maine, j?i!tk saiin and cuantill* (Avr<!re-?, diamonds. Miss Il>sa M elver, #of (Chester, sinci co.-tume ol'tan Henrietta cloth. Miss Fionde Dwight, white satin point hico overdress, pearls and i:a:ur;U fl >wers. Miss Addie lianahan, white plash, moiie tr?uttxiidiamond dust, diam -iid- and powdered hair a /a pnm/mil our. Mi-s X:-!iie Davis. Mikado vellotv >i'k, V:iluf<:ii'!i!u*s Isirc, pearl p.isSei!i:; f- i ir, amber ornaments. Mi-s L zzic G-riu". wh'r.tt plush on nine, ci.-.tjiotxi mi-laud powdered iair. M;>> Sn if K;'!; hi:?, apple areesj iinth, \ !ucj overdre.-s, li!' said (?i Miiiiii-iit?. Mi-r* ruumic C-ai 1 laid, black atid lio <! iik. I:>ci- ami diamonds. Mi.-.s U-bccci Buchanan, striking oH> tic o'- black and red diamond*. Mi-.s May Davidson, white plush, :oi\-i! oriiaitHMits. Mi.-s Ida Sngenheimer, white alba sutin and magnificent diamond Mi^ Mwir?ric MCharley, cicl blno a'in, plii-li trim?niuiis ami diamonds 3.1 is-i .M;iilie hgUMon, cream surah, ,'f.lorrt .'are overdrew, natural fioWei'S i m 1 (limn?>::iis. Miss H.tinta Ition, cream clinllie, >rowii velvet trimmings and pink 'ibhuiH, topazes. Mi? L>.-! i?r Cat heart, street cost tune pf brown cashmere. Mi.-s Laura. GiM-iir, Greenavvay cosU:ne of red ami white. M^s Lillian Williams, costume of e l eiishrncrj-. rubies. .Mi-s Moihfrslu'it, Groenaway dress if black and white. Mis- Lucie Whiie, Greenaway cosiisue of \eli"w :luc1 white. Mi?s M-tjfjfie Tlminp-on, street dres? f ithick 0-!oinaii c!??tli. Luira McMaste:*, street cosU'dc ?>f binrk K'MiricUa clorh. Mis- Mamie Madden, street dress ro;vii cas ;iii!-rp. Miss Marion Mc.Ma-ter, black street p >s, itatntal fl ?\r?:rs. Mi-> Lida Neil, n-d cashnmre. M :>s Annie D;ivi.?, jrray dress with in-.i vi-lvet trimmings. i Mi-s Manic Marrin, garnet street r<-ss. Mi-s Laura Colclough, red street 1 ro>s. Mi-s Lou E^lcston, FI??ra costume ' f white mull willi garlands of natural ] l)V. ITS. The following gentlemen were prcs:ii: .1 J. N'-il, J. 11. Ctunmings, J. Q. . Vv*. II. rvl J:JS. MaCfl**, '.11. \Vii!if..i d, \V. (J. Ilion, T. F. ; >.ivi-, .J. S. E;d?-r, Q. D. Wiilifort', ; . E G E I. G tiitar-i, T. \V. L :u- 1 :ciak\ W. O i>i ice, Dr. It 15. Han- 1 i in, Jr., VV. M. <ai heart, II. C. !lioi<, I'obi. Rinenvc, H. L. E'liott, i\, W. D. Dou.ifiass. George Btie<\ (I. 11 H. Hauuhai!, W'illu* Vv'iuit; {Jn-ig'lj!, It. E. Urice, Li'i'? ?'<ni ;or, CiaM ie Dickon, J..tin ! cM :>'er, J. [}. E iio.'t, .J. S. M<;- ^ it'iyhi. Wiliss* Ldm.ikin, R. {J. Simp' D. M. I3ni?nu, T. 55. i'tai*;, Dr. Jittiii DtmtiovHtir, 5u<. tssoll, i;. Cr.-i.i f 'ijjU L/Uiy. J. ^ Krr..'^ r mirai r.moo ?I'liy.-ici.uii p-f.-crilnt Ay.-r's Sarsnpf- : 'i;i in ea-i'S o' sciot'uiis. a.;?l in ewry ?! til of clit oiiil' ?!is>USt* this Hie ii [fit* ;s s.ii'tT to t.iki*, and is more liiunly p.! . !.than :inv other m e;-ar.;tion. ! c.;ii ai\vii;.s <! p? h.led upon as an an u eiive L'k'i>.l puniicr. * ITEMS 1'iiOM BU< KHEAT>. Mr.E'lilo ". Si.ice the great poliloa.1 simple lias ended, we have mjilesl do.vn, ami are now as calm and ereno as !{)3 tin impassioned LvnnI ??r Bine Point Oyster in his i L: e bed. It seems that the fever of emisria" m:i is still prevalent in our midst. itv < \t .mmmm of this Dlace. Cant. R. Ffiistcr of Fcasterville, Mr. r.tiiio IIat?:nond of Montieello, ac;o:iii auietl by Mr. Jack Gladncy and Henry a :tl llawley Jenkins vith families left for Aikanas >n ii>i* 22nd. insr. They will locate ic.-x!* F 'I'dyc^, in Dallas C?umy. I md'TPtaiiil that a sroodly number of lie Guinea-tribe wilf follow. The condition ot* tills section is certi.ii:iy oild, when our white ciiizunire forced to ? migrate to a moie fer ii!t; Country, (:is they say) on accouni i?f tin* impoveri.'ht'd state of J lie Couutrv, poor lai-d-i etc. Nevertheless there is much truth in this assertion. Why is it that South Carolina with her m my advantages of soil and cli mat'? cannot retain her yood ci:izt*u?? WV hope thev may never regret the m- >ve. The store of Mr. E. R. Roberts at Lylc'a Funi '.va- b-oken into last nig'.t in :i ii'?vei way, i. e. by burning through ?In* door. After entering, tlie burglar, built afire upo.-i the Counter presumably to hide his crime. No goods arc missed, hut the money Irawcr \v::s fuund under the counter. Money seemed to be his object. I hear the youiisr people are orenar-1 inir ior a tournament and Cln.stmastree aI jSaSem on I lie ioili. inst. Rev. .1. II. Aiken, the popular pastor oi Rock Creek and Little River < Mmrolie* will only tii! their pulpits once per month next year. Wi-li the Nkws and Herald a merry Chist mas and a happy New Year. xv. Dcc. 20, 1SS8. ?JERSEY FLATS never fail to cure : >:!? ca.se <>i" Malarial or Bilious Chills ami F.-vers. For sale by M :Master, Briee & Kfioiiin'. il ?you take JEKSEY FLATS occasioiarly you will n< ver suffer with chiils ii: fi-ver. For sale by 31cMaster, Brice A Kctchin. il As an appetizer and nr-rve tonic, Barii-t-'s Tonic is unsurpassed. Try it. For sal;- J.y McMastcr, Uricc & Ketchin. |j A Safe Investment Is one which is i^iamiteer! to bring you .satisfactory rnsuits, or n case of failure ?i return <>t purchase pikv. On this saft plan you can buy from our advertised JJrngjist a bottle of Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaran tcs'tJ to t-ring re.iff in every cast*, whei u-ed for any affection of Throat, Lungs oj C!u*>\ s-.ich as Consumption, lnflam i a tion of Lungs, Uioncliitis, Ast ma, Whoop iuu Couuh, < roup, t-tc., etc. It i> pleasan stii'i airu'eable to ta>te, p-rf^ctiy safe, an< can always I'S (h'pc ci-<i upon. Trial bot tleir. e at .McJIaster, Drice & Ketchin' ! T? * ' ... - * ... ^ . J ' - ;r: - : * . jg| f ^2 fjgj ; trade^^HSRK i 0.&O.TEA The Choicest Tea Ever Offered. PERFECTLY PURE. A MOST DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. TET IT. ?cs r.a?e? mo 22? etia*: Caalifcr MT2? ?r!o:. It is the Highest Geade Lea?, picked from I the best plantations and guaranteed absolutely pure and free from all adulterations or coloring matter The packages are hermetically sealed and warranted 'full weight. It is more economical in use than tho lower grades. Oriental & Occidental Tea Co., L't'd., Head Office, 35 Burling Slip, Keic YorJc. For sale by all tho best Grocers. CALVIN BRICE & CO., Woodward, S. C., Mc MASTER, BRICE & KETCHIX, 11-Sfxlv Winnsboro. S. C. ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Mrs. WlNfLOWiS SuOTHIXG IbY^UP should always be used when children are uttincr teeth. It relieves the little suffere at once; it produces natural, quiet sleep by relievinj; the child from t ain, and the little cherub awakes as "blight as a button." It is very pleasanl to taste, it soothes the child, softens the gums, allays ail pain, relieves wino, regulates the bowels, and is the best known remedy for diarrhoea, whether arising from teething ox other c;iu.rs. Twenty-live cents a bottle. June2:>fxly * * ? Rev Dr. P.nrrows. nastor First Tifmtist Cl:uivh, August,-., Ga., says: "I have used II. II. P. myself and in iuj* family tor yeais and find it 10 be the best remedy known for sick headache, constipation or bilious disorders. I advise at y one suffering from these troubles to usV it and keep it in their family." For sale by Mcilaster, LSrice & Ketch in. (j Iluclvlen'8 Arnica Salve Tns Bkst Sai.ve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, >alt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chepped Hands, Ciiillblains, Corns, and all >kin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to tfive perfect s tisfaction, or money refunded. 1'rice 23 cents Dei ox. iror sale by Mciiaster, Brice" & ctchin. * , ?JERSEY FLATS will cure dysonten n a few hours. For sale by McMaster, i(r ii Merit Wins. We desire to say to ouf citizens, that for years we have been Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. Kinu's New Lite Piils, Bueklen's Arnica Sa ve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have g veil such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready torefu-d the purchase price, if satisfactory ri. suits do not follow their use These remedies have won tin ir gre*t popularity purely on their merits. McMaster, Crice & Ketchin, Druggist*. . * READ THIS. TMIOSEthat are interested in me will 4-.% !-?? +Lof r om in nrtA/1 A. jurant t?utvt ii"n< t mat x aua m jf money, and that badly. Call and settle with as liitle delay as possibJe. Every little helps. l2-20tm JXO. P. MATTHEWS.. STRAYED OK hTOLE]Sf, IT'ROM the r.'sidenoe of Mr. Edward O. 1_ Palmer, Jr., of Kid ice way, a LIGHT, )l ELLO'A -(JULOKED SETTER BITCH, iboat st-ven uoiiths old. Any reliable monnation of her will be handsomely rev-.irHw/l li\- iv?rwirtin nr sniTl?> tr> TpTTS < )FFfCE. 12-2211x1 NOTICE TO CKEDITOKS. t LL persons indebted to the estate'of C\. John Wylie will make payment a t inco to the undersigned; and all persons loiduii! claims against said estate will preeiit them, duly attested, to HUGH WYLIE, 12-8 fx4t Administrator. NOTICE TO ( KEDITORSt ^ Wilsons indebted to the estate of >nc*e to _will jmike payment at lioldins c!ai?"S pelsons sent them, auly attested, to -xiaBe&s*. V,'. S. iiciX)NT.\Ll), 12-Sfx4t Administrator.-' AGENT'S SALE, AS the AlvM of J. W. Card we! I & Co., I will offer for sale before the Court II u-e dour in Winnsioru, on Monday, January 7, 1S89, the following-described property, to wi;: On-* Separator, sold under a mortgage given to J W. Card well <fc Co. by J. \V. Sjiart ct al. Terms?Cash. J. D. JIcCARLEY, 12-22td .Agent. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. B Y virtue of authority to nic granted by the Judge of Probata, 1 will sell at public auction on the first Monday in January, 1*89, before the Court House door in'Winnsboro, Six Mules, belonging tu the estate of lrenaeus Pope, deceased, or cash: and also on the following day, Tuesday, t'?e 8th January, at ih; late residence ot lrenaeus Pope, deceased, the re maii.der of his personal estate, consisting ?>f One Wagon, Gearing and Farnrng Imp enients. One r??tton 'Tin, *t??am engine :ni Belt, and Household and Kitchen Furniture. All for cash except the Steam Engine and Cotton G'n, which will be sold for one-third Cksli and the balance on a credit of twelve months, with interest from day of sale, secured by the note cf purchaser and mortgage of the property. J. W 130 1CK, . Admr. of Estate or I. Pope, dec'd. 12-22}1x2 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, rnn\-TY OF FAIRFIELD. By J. A. II1XXAXT, Esq., Probate Judge: VSHIEREAS, Vv. X. MASON hath made t V suit to me to .qrant him letters of administration, with wiil annexed, of the estate and effects of Elizabeth Wyrick, deceased: These arc, therefore, to cite and admonish ali and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Elizabeth Wyrick, deceased, thai they be and appear before me, i in tiie Court of Probate, to be held at Fairi field Court House, S. C., on the 4th day of January, after publication hereof, at 11 I tiip forenoon, to show cause, if V/ V^iv/v n a.. .--r. any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 19th day of December, Anno Domini 1888. Published'on the 20th day of December, 1888, in The >'ev,*s axd Herald J. A. HLNNAXT, 12-20x2 Judge of Probate. VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE. BY virtue of authority conferred upon me by a Deed of Assignment, eieeutcd and delivered to me on tlu; 5th d^ of December, 1885, by David R. Fk-nni? ken. of the County o1 Fairfield and Statt ^ ? 1 ??fl s\fFi?r fnr at of bout 11 uaromw, x v.m pubiic outcry, to the highest bidder betore tlie Court House d.ior i:i Winnsboro, S. C,, on the first Monday in January next. Within the If-'ai hours of snle, all the riiiht title and interest (th?* same being five ninths) which the said David R. Fienni ken hud of, in and to ali that certair piece, parcel or tract ol land, lying, beinj and situate in the County of Fairfield an< State o. South Carolina, containing On< Hundred and Five Acres and designates i bv the letter "C" on a plat of resurvev ii L tliecaseof William a. luhk, Joel VV. Asliford. ilx'or., ct alt., Defend ' ants; and also of, in or to the remainde in fee after the life estate of Matilda 3J Ash ford, in the tract of land containin 1 One Hundred and Fifty Acres, and desif nated in said pint by the lett r "B." Terms?Cash; the purchaser is to pay fc * papers. JAME> A. BLilO'E, ? * Assignee of D. K. Flennikee, 1 12-l3-3t I ^ )Tj4 pfipT^T? inar^ofonart on fllo at G? s i rLLO riaXSUSX p. Weil Jc Co's Sevrsjxajx A.ivertiBinK Bureau (10 Spruce St.). where advert!sir feniruvw luitf U> mitU# lac it J* V'*SW XOJ&fi / -.All&inMHHnflll - >jfl ^ HnHH^HHI -SHERIFF'S SAXE. ' ?, /-< * J T"\V rirtrra r\f on u>a/?nfiAn to TTW\ ni JtS roc-red, i wiil offer for sale, bef?TB3fife \ ' ,'ourt House door in. Winnsboro. S. C.f'ba : ? m llie FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY ? - 4 next, within the legal hours of sale. Lo tlt?? hig'.ust bidder i'or cash, the following-described property, to wit: All that piece, "parcel or tract ofianci, yina, being and situate in the County of { 'airfield and State o? South Carolina, containing SIX HUNDRED AND TWENTY Acres, more or less, bounded by lands of S ^ Thomas W. Woodward, T. IL'Ketchin, Hios. L. Richardson, Giles J. Patterson ird others. Levied upon as the property of Thomas (J-. Robertson at the suit of N C. Robertson, Administrator. J o be sold at tne risk of the former purchaser. : ' H. T. MILLING, sheriff's Office, S. F. C. YVinnsboro, S. C., December 13,18SS. ] 2-1 of x.st SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of an execution to me directed I will offer for sale, before tlur - <>urt House door in Winnsboro, S. C., on j the A FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY I next, within the legal hours of sale, to the liintiAcf Ki^/^nr ^nr rto oV? fV?/\ ^/\1! a<im n /? ni^llCOU k/lUU^l iUi VOOU, tuc JLVSJ.1U V? iU^* described property, to wit: All that piece, parcel or tract mi Land, lying; b^ing and situate in the County of ^ Fairtield and State of South Carolina, * containing SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES, more or less, and bounded by lands of the . state of Buckner liagood, by lands of ~r. J. Quattlrbaum, Thomas Wooten and Dr. S. \V. Bookhart, known as the "Williamson Place." Levied upon as the property of L. M. Bookhart at the suit of S. W. Bookhart. ?H. Y. MILLING, Sheriff's OfficA S Ti\ Winnsboro, S. C., Decern Der 13,18S8. 12-15fx3t CLERK'SlSALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUXTT OF F A1RFIELD. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. James G. MnCants, as Administrator of ' the Estate of James B. McCants, deceased, Plaintiff, zs. John W. Smart and Others, Defendants. tN pursuance of an order of the Court of Common Pleas, made m the abovestated case, I will offer for sale, before the Court House door in Winnsboro, on the ? FIRST MONDAY IX JANUARY next, within the legal hours of sale, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, the following-described property, to wit: All that piece, parcel or tract of land. lying, being and situate in the County of r airfield and State of South Carolina, containing SIXTY-NINE ACRES, ? more or less,, and bounded on the north by iheC. C. & A. R. R. track, on the south and east by lands of U. G. Desportes, and on tke west by lands of Laura MeL. q scott. TERMS OF SALE: One-half of the purchase-money to b". paid in cash, the balance on a credit of one year from date ot sale, with interest . fr-'m day of sale, to be secured by bond of the purchaser and a raortgase of the piemises sold, or all cash at the option o? the purchaser; the purchaser to pay for ill necessary p&pcrs Clerk's Office, R. II. JENNINGS, Winnsboro, S. C., C. C. C. P. F. C. December 14, 1888. -~J j 2-15-3t CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. John Nichols, Plaintiff, vs. T. Walter Boyle, Win. B. Bovle ei al.? Defendants. T N pursuance of an order of the Court x 1 of Common Pleas, made in the above sea tea case, 1 win oner tor saie, Deiore me Court llouse door in Winnsboro on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY next, within the legal hours of sale, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, the following-described property, to wit; All that piece, parcel or lot JM lying, being and situate in the^H Fail field, in the containing ^pSWHXLF ACRES, tmtptv <<fv \founded on th6 north, by * Clover, on the east by lands ?J?ie5T'aits, on the south and west a"?son\.^#A'Hogan. of William i/ .rez-i by lands </ . ALSO, /it tract of land, lying, being and in the County and "State aforesaid, containing THREE HUSDEfiD -CsD FORTY ACRES, ~ . more or less, bounded on the north by lands of the estate of Jno. .Johnson, deceased, on the east by lands of Jackson Joiner, and on the south and west by lands ^ of the estate of Hampton Johnson, deceased. ALSO, All that parcel or tract 01 jana, lying, being and situate in Fairfield County, Tov/nship Six, in the State aforesaid, containing ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENT Y ^_ Acres, more or less, bounded on the north by lands of T. Blanton and John Lauhon, on the east by lands of John Lauhon, on the south by lands of Lorick, and on the west by lands ot Virginia .ttogan. TERMS OF SA.LS: One-third of the purchase-money to be paid in cash on the day of sale, and the balance of the purchase-money on a credit I of one and two years, in two equal annual ! instalments, with interest from the day of j *ale, payable aunually, until the whole debt be paid, to be secured by the bonds of thepurchasers and mortgages of the premises sold, or all cash at the option of the purchasers, the purchasers to pay for all necessary papers. R. H. JENNINGS, Clerk's Office. C. C. C. P. F. C. Winnsboro, S. C., December 14, 1888. 12-15-3t CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUXTY OF FAIRFIELD. C URT OF COMMON PLEAS Dor-cas Wood et al.. Plaintiffs, vs. John ? Bird, etal, Defendants. ?4N pursuance of au order of the Court of Common Pleas, made in the abovestated case, I will offer for salr, before the Court House door in Winnsboro, on th e FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY next, within the legal hours of sale, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, the following-described property, to-wit : All that plantation of land, lying in _ Fairfield County, in the State aforesaid, Containing ONE IICNDREJ) AND TWENTY-THREE (123) Acres, more or less, and bounded by lands 01 .Deujauim .uaiun, jiujut >?.vMeekin, XV. B. Elkin. Isaac Parr, Caroline Sanders, Sarah Martin and others. TERMS OF SALE : All of the purchase-money to be paid iu cash, the purchaser to pay for all necessary papers. Clerk's Office, R. H. JENNINGS, Winnsboro. S. C., C. C. C. P. F. C. December 14,188S 12-15?t ; NEW ARRIVALS -FOR THE? [ HOLIDAYS. ' ii T \fnot " > lUliiV/C | Cranberry Jellies, [ Bunch Raisins, > * i Almonds and Walnuts, Canned Peaches and Apricots, Pineapple, Sliced and Grated, 1 Cheese and Maccaroni, ' . --J ; French and Domestic Candies, r. Sugars, Coffees and Teas, ' Fire and Cheap Flour, >r I iloyai uaKing ruwuu, r... [ Choice Irish Potatoes, . ; Cabbages and Apples, / ' With g>od many other goods, all of j JpF" ? which will be sold at tho lowest price. J " 2 S. S. WOLFE. / .>3. *

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The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, December 26, 1888, Image 3