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4 &&rW$DJESI)A - ilelkld Jfco. ^ -7? r? TSUSU, IX ADTAKCB; X??r. - - . I Si.50^ ?lt X??thi, .... .75. ">V^D.'DOUG LASS, ) ? 1 1 } Editors 1 * " ;.' JA.S. Q DA.TIS, ) .SO:M&3Cl~MAHT0P ,')/}/ * ?~4M$&1W+WHSI'J^CASH: One'dotts? tqukte for the first laser*"' ^r.ii.^i&r;itifta.an<fr. .fifty- ?eate fot ??<A! subsequent . - InsftrtioiL Sn^cial-rate*-for coatraet ad "* * "' ^lf*rni??.'iiufdea& npticqafr^. .,?? ? ? \o p.co*> -Ife^xrtates'b.Vaj^r for obituaries,.) ocdd f:*A l<)PGW5-for^9^>:^?^Jrk'sol^c^tetl:,. ' s.c. ." " >.i.> >- a I - ' ' "v iu - aV;'F^raary 5, A: ( : 1890 -<f **"* *u h~* w::'**##:.;] ?^id A *? ? * " " v.... oa<.riT rP-Neirfe I'tfacti&T Winrifeboro 'On Mon>o tiie^o^i wrv;m 'J1^. Bovpe. He,was.a uxUve.Qf;Chariestoii ?j>o3 nr. 7?r>r.T p?.>: ? '-* - > -> ~ ^ ,:.v< orfvMi ?,au4.sparK'^af .<iaiigi?t r of Dc, George ^ivjPeftEso?.'t>fM<>??ticeH(>. He practiced ?*Q fewfor :M*uetline lii lhia IttWn^and ,?$s 'irf?tpn^uil(etf"(h*i'81;'cliefnctvin 'tie ;"Co\?-' , federate f.'o tigress^- and the Federal ?? .irfov, mr ' V tt? ?Me. after-? wariittitftucu^b^AfeattlMiis^Ys-* and omxjM-wckifd tI*wrr,:in> Washiari*S:i, vrftere bas "ehjih^d ^ infcrfeiive 'p)-act"'c?. "td^tud s?{a 1 w<I.,imv..O.V.V? ; . ' <-1 -jsooo 1 11 i > ? n Enemy to Civilizsithhii ilhirrst'01 ?t?vc *?**! n? ' | s = p *ud ^pb oar wisr-ernporary-, titke Greenri 1 te'fftiFs-i s^fss lied' daraft er lo produce miit1 a.:<% 11iirfc?" " Is 5 tTposiUjthat its ?-4 oiJtur(Kl^ttlilW.,dei>i-4)ciate?:.tl!evalue iua cgUifcre^ecai'bli' Tffo"' State"1 VQhf-rovUaiv^ChKr^TtftfC'tbe" ' ftisuihtfoii does' Yoft'lijjf 'uien >vj'Ui".._j??lf5hed' **'/ujf.y/l(nfor^aaj4oi] apd with sxollov* sociuUilfe, is admitted -HOC fjityntifc ^S'eics^ ^Tite - Utiirer^} is acqs dJlrrgepte}] prodcuMig gol?ished and welf informed gentlemen ^f^'alirTfor glving'voqug HiciV fuU'lvs good 1 LAC-id?. Aj.sr^-,.?=.; - ^ t&ft -miatiriwuan.". toi?--fehe prothrnk this is ^lutftittweri^m-^bjccttutt ro' 1 he Ins til a tj[qu ? I)oei.,lL.e editor not \raMln? s=ou j if ;i?e b#? peiished young sc?tie-<' ewe ^w'rthr ttiToftija:i??u arifr^fttiriwf niv V tiigfi positiot\ in ^ocial r~ h tVi'm*r in ibe IStaie.1 JS? ^;>S*t*>TeA> -xfe. > V I ^.sf& $FS.M& >**& l?s. cul"n dialed asabeiawver's-soi^sOf^cOurse [ I w"?w v"?J. , ?? v W^^^^w^^tto*t?i-ii!?at it f^itte iitcTitable result bgjl^j^'Tjist' i*' civiifzai(oti^ fc|^kL^kui.4j'-h y'^a thfan\ Wf; auct Br art." 10 Hyatt" as Vgoa) oar Riu, T:*y 1 ^Piiworidui? 1 Is KdV Vt%^wA i* nW ij4^. graces ot B? of, the, spake, a Wgt sereMe^eights HP^Iy drudgery ffii\ Wi'^ the ad- ? ppar^ {fee Uui^ *,*^xwl|llm^SSs^l^iSs^L^ .^..xibcoaa^e.-it :{>??duces. -cultured gwm^ j) inen? because it fills them" wtfttUseful -1 ^^'irtfbVlhaJtou?' because it fives' them a 1 :t'''"I'fcurlv goofi trauiijigjin. w,?$t Js?fcpcbffli-'1 classic, ajtd whatia purely. [ : Wiemafieiear Jiiag ? > If it dots^hey iU i o5?-.r>wnf]d Ireye ttiem torn- theft-4 b&ckis on V; 'We 'teatehTn^s 'of centuries?Tbs^t there 1 ^proj&'Iu .^iowl'ed^Q anjlinCQr^t'ibri.' ;; ** .(">V^,.doy't..i;uQw.,iio*v--. the faraier6 of, m.t '.^?eeiiTii!ft.feel j?(bont'Uris-lbiDg^JiUod ?? ? ^oaHnrej batf we-know- -thtrtf the'farthers';l of Fairfield believe in a culniiretl j)eopjg;ATh6> iafea^lciiig'^tftertained that , 0? ,,,jMMi)je&iu# is .lofit.>b^ r?fiawDdot land hat -pfifin. bimit esgeflrtal truths i ace. \ - i_ . ... ... ..L .,.i V .1 bftfdefi'lti ffl^thfetJc'glaccs nov^aUanThe Ifli mi tatjje , hor iz$W con? i .y-.. r- jtoBrSifcOtLeolora af. knowledge--have as ni..;ro?ch attraction fort&e-farmer** any- , w.! bddy Hse; audit; is ari fttetflt- tdUixnito < V'l!" t'ha^ 'he 'iJoes 'nolJ c^e fo r those tfiin^s which iqR,e.u,( the^att^tiiom of. t CpWPftH We-u i .irH ^ ItthetJmversWjr doessendotit eda^" e^ted ubfe'tt, cuttrtrecF,Jraeii'"f?irofl ia-.-, nis? inflation,J fheii"it'"must'.''fit*! ilaem ft>r|" n'v^j tCTR#*>v ?? ' i?*ti^ntu T< T -nr... fM,Tia.Wati.P?r.j? U^.-n [ ".Z > ; *"i *o;h'f - WMp?;expected wlien'iiii iigirf & &j}$?gi&ropng any. one class 1 lL t.^r ^ .,?fi .people.. cae.uenjag^iw- wuu uis >; ^characierktie; f ingenuity : fteg^nfc his "i"-'' 'wifeked machiriatfohs aind't'rfeV'to! pOS-4 "f ~ 8<5U aft 8 B/fificf the' ml rid 'of t be Raises r\ 'so^jt1l?r%, qwy. divert.,,the papular ^ maveiaent.io the settlement of issnes -tu: -iongat peacd.-* We have; however^ ao : -abiding faith in the people and .have- i OM~ ift fears'ojf senous rerlntion aiidL dis. ?$rou?~^ re^vchcqeuts ao .fiirsaa the . r.,, farcseraare cwwsernedv It i* by tills (V-. element of our people, when left to act " ^ as.their <h*n judgment1 dic'Utts, that :r that which Ts safe and couserralive ii~ *'t,, ijQS^ntajneO.., .Mariners, as a eJass are -*i..Uie-jB06t ?onservatire> but the men : who u?urp their leadership afe as a rule most, uoserapulous ami seek by> . i. .-njisrepresentiug public ?enf!mfeut to: s -tear- down something which, 'if' fche.'4 St? )1! amX nnl\T*A canfJmflrtl ~ trULU ?CIC Miumi) jjuwwv ovtivituv/Ub "" would support. It is in this that, a few .;; are madt.Uie rulers jof xaaa$v :' .. We do not fear, then, the refcent a?:i ^ ; ^tft'tid? among the farmers^ if indeed-~ there be any farmers movement, but it Is tile shrewd, cuuDiug politician. whff ' '.^.wtfl.make the alleged wroug9 of our [ ,?.i farmers stepping stones forsel^aggrar: dizeraent. ; ';":t j s'-' Great evil is to 'bjb'apprehended j?hen false Issues arc forest?. ior: tinenrtfoe-j^m^il^ue^ioil to bVdetenpyaeiJ is for- J v?5 goiteu.by.the public.mind*...This. ?iisM.4ak?, vre-'beReve, was made ;br: the 3 Srtrt!hCrt?' jpCtfple W''t Mfr' jfiiffi? <; before j" ''' 'ttje. jvaragjjflist."pro^cciijq^V.'^fl: .hay^t, always,.beliey^ thatrif.ouij people had j ./.fongftt i,hcutadif>i6?.tbeVisolo. issue :' .'?.iin8teati !OP.'branchdi>f: intD\coiJatecaI | i " 'QttettiofcsV rbcjr-wvru Id haVc! ttfcip' so la r -f '""sate $&!t lSsHfjIs'coiiceruecl.V ,;! The farm'4r^,ciaiio they* have wrongs': ,.0tQ refresh,na?d webeiieve tfiey < ^ (<t-x;Oi> iti, >;nsNi<?<] ,lir.<< *<?< !o^-il ! .jfioY V7*?t1 lohleotj.j A nun'? ?(: \ pPPP?^.T.yrga^i ; , R|IPrthey cannot be over^H^oy stj^^legisluiion and the sweeping ,?e^Eiralizations of Chairmap-^ ""Shell are rott^fficient to frame ?issto$6.' ^is tikgeifo^to deal in particulars, vjfet th^tfaimers frame questions to j&e ^ftleci^nii ij&t Mr. Sbell whose makes him a pspicaons example of noii-rotati?"> one I of the very evils he says needs remedy| ing:" His long enjoyment of office puts a black eye on that feature of his address, and makes this issue come with bid gM.ee fttim 'him. Wu ftiwv 'War' wholesale d^nnnqla^Qnsof-the. whole hfstorv'of our government "and' .ipstiti^io.u*,, which, staiemjiuis would be more characteristic of the gaU of an TnrroHfc1 1 wtII ?nf maar urith . .n ru. i IT 111 UVW UJVVl. *1 ikii VOW. M|/proval of our farming element. ' "* WieTi" Green- ; viile-1 Nett* eorrectly'* represents,.' 'ifip fanners of tiae-'State when it arrogates., to itself the organ -of the fawners'-; .movement and mak?s the fight between theiXniversKtyand -the Clem'son.CoI- , lege and forces1 the issue whefi it^ays:"In fact it is likely that thejfigbt^ bei i.1 *?:i. i.~ ~C ; IWUCU intJ.JUi Will uc MUP yt u?c uraiu issues ou which. tbe Farmers move-' meot{wiH'*ro"into"canvas'?!n 'Ifit.Ulbe rpaiu Issue on which the farmers, will ; go .i nto cauvaas,it is only sQ-becaose a Machiavilli wilF make it the is* ne'. s "' -<-c, , ,t- i ; r. ' v / 2 ' " A. &ETKQSF ECT OF XIIE CL ?2ZS OX ........ .BILL.. Representative McKinstry Reviews the Different Steps Tovvartls the Pjwwigte of the Bill, and Gives Keasous for His Vote '" 'at ^Eaoh Staj;o. Messrs. Editors: 1 wtroht---refect-"' fntfy ast a VrnaU spacein VOuvcoUiaius iM'i^ply^to'Tour correspoii.ileut from '(ireenbrier ' l! observe in v-ontf is*?e cgf.tUe Loth that he make* a very! pFai.h cotumc?t ujjoh 4 befarmeri trho :i;<:pre; scftt-'of'ctt.iih to repyeecuf this eayjity. in tlx;' legislature.. Jk words: -were .^'.follows: lion. O. W< Buchanan, w<esetv vetted right on the Clemson College bill.- We hint better send all lawyers to tli-i House uexi year, for when we send farmers to repreaent^B?! i P Aftfe re p c^se n t? o uk - .. body else. For the inlormation ot.ttie* rot?T? ol' this WtVnty, X feelvit injr; (ftftr to slate my position.on tiue bjJJl.referred , Jo P;ml iii Uoii^r *t> L da .aot mefin.; lo , f&?ikt?.u:>y aXUcb- u'jkhj" -lay' JVieiut-G.i W.' B.Mir i\k^rd'io"'luS'v<jteV ~ I * 1 5' Ybhr" corre6pon.du.ut. :Y.erjc< Inmcb' iu.. ,iur :iv;ut?v .as. the cyll'e^e. i*a>i uotiu tbefcteuei 1 l ean- sttite ;thafc I Aid vote m :!w llrst'VesisToiv ajain%t the Stale acceptingjfria propei-K under 1 lue win pi air. L/ieuib0u a* coure ;Y.ere gjruve le^al. doubts, atthut.time; aa to vrl>?:t^er thjs ijilv* .awto i Jbe.. riy wrtvTbeu'i:f?,tlv*r t-.asidei^ation tmrfeu Uoitcti'arrate. Court. 'I'bcj W?l'" beiu? contested. aiid .the S.taig bad \ .. <f:> ' 1 '.nt.r three, je^r.6; to,. .#ceept*. u. ;?!* did upt , tiiiute il-ai wke piriicy1 ut?: tbe -^'rt. of. tjw? State to accept"' property ' tha,t| was *nen iirmi?auou anu .ucsiovjr,i^s inara earned' inpii^; u^' ilje tstxp*yers upon'! iK The Court; afterwards decided tbatiir.. t Clemsoi: bad the right to' Will 't|iree?fourth* of the property to ,pV>thvvhe preyed hu(i t hat iviiss Lee iwsts,<^tititled r . ***'-'? v-' 1 .j i v.- \ to one-fourth, tfrom which' declsiojj;, thnre y?af an;appealtakt;ti toThe'IiT. S. Supreme Conrt hich'is 'now pending. The Governor'filial to appi-ore! the bifj at tl/at"t^|o? and..jsiLted^ft^HUT ' rfmy "j,1 'J* ^ -rtTzr^f session "\jrhen bejfav^itoliceNpf' bi;?: onoQ\i{'TlV<j-' irie' nfI, BppiUTai ?.vvv^r-yo .-7rrry.J^TTi f ;rn- ? rbOHi G. 0&in?oN ni&de tFie . cqlJtsQ lerUutv. So-the YOte"'dTot uot! come up. is to 'whether ws worilcl acceptj tbq. DoWegeor woti'^'% " i t"'fc J So much ;tor the \Cletosow 0ollbgo. No?r 1-will- alsa sjlat^ foi; tiVe .iui'^;7 amiou ofyour eoiYesponderit hovvi the,. ?oie caaae up that he'w^&rrs t'oJ 'fy waa not. as to the t?oUeg?i'lb"uflibiV; the1 money was-to- be* obtained to' build janti' " operate.it.! Thi* special fi^cnds^of ttie" College in caucus drew npvJi 'bill.; Tn' " this caucus they did not asfe the icoonerariehvbfoleteta1''lb IbeirObill tihey proposed to divert certain fun&s from th^di&pael.aitdwapplyi fete-ss^ieS ix> j the College* aototrtyfor ODe year, pat? to make it,a per^eti;ityx vrhieh|vPohld' bfeltf^Wha,,libhanza"ifor any j.CoW^ge. .? Among tbe funds there were somewhat*'are j}pv[ gtaAgftft; to- the, tieductionPpf the ' .'Stajte.debt;., (Xhevvaaade wde^v perate effort to overridc-.thsMa^ri kna force the appropriation whether] ornotj-in^wbicft' fhey,,:?^rialfy,fai|ed.T \ There were * some"'of "the 'sectional ( of the bill,'"I ,,'''^a^poric&) iwi i ethers J .->(frgy -wjere. j atHetidSa/'an&J'i aji^glad^o.^yiquite * a 'irariib^r; weije rjtofjn&d. ^j&ya also '; wished "m'rneif Dill to turn over [the i. ^ur^siq, .the 'general .board of triujee:aftpr -"finding...tiiat .a. minorityk?fithe board.was iiQt under the ieontrol- of [the State; and it was not a safe, piecq of tegisUtiO.xJ' They1 their1 a'C'cfepted' ^ amendment to- tun*1 these'f^^'byer tr\ tb{\mc- olAi?fp^. :!Hv^,,thp' 'T^OnRrayiirP If my friend has kept upf'Trit'S fhe proceedings, he .will: ^eC[ {that nay vot? is ^efcbVoeS ' not only, pjpce during jthe' pa'i?ag?:! 'of 'the '.bill,' bul $?piy ;time{ , a vtit?*'Va's 'taken for 't'-^Q.flftys*.,,1.^11' further say that I voted for. the bill ia its. final passage1 '-with ' Senate's'. amendments ki I fett it- my duty Us' dne 1 Of your trusted servants to gu^d'xith. f scrutiny the application of the'ptfdpjes^j taxes.,, There is no,., <lou,b.t. but the pebpte 'of ' Fairfield , .that,; the! ' a^proIJisitioDL^ of' \ any:. jnQiigy.; to, any' public iiistitution comes .frora.j.the ; State Treasury' either directly or jmdinectlyvsnd in this "ease T1 prefer} a direct- .appropriation ' as' in'; aft 'ota6r' ' public institutions. Had the l/ill "been il' presented in . that 'way-'there Woaki'.. tin >??mn quit mon<rlo F UV(/ XX<* T \y WUH TI ?nwyy ? ^ j and I think I ajn ?a?ftin,saving that if'woUld Have''met,'ltjrith.,.jilmostJ a Ufcannftotts1 Tote. '^ ,wo'ui4 i; further i$s?rt, ' that! roy entire lime giTjen to' the ''general work before the bojiy. and I had th? honor of getting through . '" se.y.eRal statutory laws for the1 benefit, of^ray.ojd, but'-iionored Gountr. j So , your.cqrresp<iwaderlt'will observe -tHait' there .was ..not - as mtcch mixing-as pie ' v"''*V>+ irr>ma<ririA .I. .1; ftm nrfin/l ' tW" 5RV I that I|did; not^gt there as a statue tjut i, in every . case discim-ged-a.coaiscieni-!, fious and'jhoaesit. duty v.. If. ife.ia'tjie pleasure of the voters,of .the count? jtoT. tek'e the " council of your Gregnbirijsi-j correspondent and send all lawyers jto ! the - Legislature' I'lrave'nbUlliig'to s^v i by : ^ay of a demurrer.' 'I cUn sdV-' that { quite a iramber of lawyer^ v'oieii just j, as I did on the bill" in ''question1." * Jfpr.J.', any-tiriwg: further,- I'vrould refe'rt'o' 'the journal [for jmy r?Qflni: loio\sang luiu. vvjin 'that X difinot. please . .everybody I for $act I pone .so |, would have.been [, ihore.'t^'n',h,ui^^n.oriev.ea. -our.. maker, i, I hope you... will pardon-me for tr4s-.\ paSsifig upon your valuable .time .ai$ i. patience, but thinking that I 'v^ould be.iji untrue tb: :tft6'fru'st'impo^cX,, ,J,.^lis-1 efc&rge "a; duty"' encumbent. upor^xqa, j, tiotaii not mv jtftrrf cb6ice.'' .... >.! ,.X ,;i,yT /.lV'fi.^tcKixrtKxJ ...f ? jfuOrx'tm K?p:;,,,;. a, \ * J** ALLIANCE IN POLITICS. ^ Messrs. Editors: p- is an old saying. 'On^^TCaHo^; 4b^s not not make a ^imi^rjP'aence becahse one '-'alliance ipian^^i neighboring County has suganther ^lliacjce man as a suit ^le^anMa^|^pi-esent us in congresses to reason mat, therefore, the Alllancc has gone back on its declarations and principles. "We have not gone into politics for we are there already, were before we caine^njembers of the Alliance. Are we not part and parcel of the body of jfolitics.'7 Becraro?e, forsooth, we are members, bf the Allianc, must we surrender our rigni 10 avoice m uic, ciioice 01 inc :men, who are to make laws for our. government? : And again,- because we are'ificmbers' of the Alliance, are; we incapUated from aspiring to t the'^posi-' tiou- of. Legislators?. Verily, I trow not. "We claim all'the "rights vouchsafed to* lis by the declaration of '76 and indeed we intend to exercise them. Tfce,,condition of the... farmers and other: laboring classes- in'this counrty, lids now reached- that state in which ihe" immediate' exercise, in their com bined capacity,, of. .all, 'the ! .power tbey possess , is imperatively demanded to break the shackles that threaten, to reduce ,them-to the condition of serfe, , hi. the- land .which their fathers I fought-' to.free :and.-baptized with their blood, hoping that they, would leave to their posterity, an...inheritance .rich beyond. . compare, in the,privilege."df- sitting, fceneath^..their., own - vine.and fig tree,."jyith. no sceptered, monarch .of titled lord to. molest orioake them afraidAlas'! Alas! how short-sighted.we poor.; mortals, are! ,/^s ..true,-- we are not UUL'GlJLLiVHVU>^V 'fU W^.iVJTi youd the seas.. but we. aret sdoi. oniy, menaced, but ?aj;e., actually, .suffering;, from the exap,tioi}s :aud .usurpations of 1 a 4 raouarch \mucb., more.faiseJ unj,u?t and/unscru^iilous* to\ wit; .plutpcracyj, A\ye .are ^pundfQ. fight it on the. liusf tings, iii .the.liaUs of legislation J eyery-, where. Indeed tlip contest; has begun.;,,, we have already'marshalled our! forces, pur batallioris are in battle array, aiid our leaders moving to the front, .aiid never! wiTI the . contest be, given up until we are emancipated., from the curse of trusts, combines extortionists and all the'ifnjust schemes now! practiced; ; bo 'rob - 'the ^i-6duc6r b'f the just, inward of his toil. We have! com;. Sd.Ljijtfi.HSlUOU'lJU VtUil. , We, have now fomi)iated>otir deh/mjls t. and will lay them" bef(3?t^^ongress and .if npt acceded.. to> wo will- nave " recourse.^ to ..the.vballot. -box^thflast , report of, .freemen. . Short of revolution^ then we will see it,-- that; none ;, but .thesewho are- solemnly p^ed^ed ' to vote ,aud. labor -for the. attainment of, our , just-and reasonable demands, are .,returned by our Tvotesy beefier Alliance or, not Alliance men. We don't propose to manage this- in jsecret conclave, but in. the open clear light, of. day.: Are we ,not more than - justi fie.d in .thus.resolving?- What means. thisToud.^aii,,^ idbtress from the Nortli, fro.^n tlie.East,.from the.{South,', and , from t,the..i AVest? -What linean thes^-.once'.prosperous-, aiui . happy home's of. England, nowjabahr doned. to. the,, hats and. o^i3?. ,AVhat mean this" mortgage biddeii. lAV.est and South?V,'.what means this: vast, gathering? of th'req millions: .of. ..prodncjers, in'' council byV'th&r. delegates? Is itjiere not cause" . fpr these .cries,. -fori "this.' abandoning of homes, and this, arii^hty as'semblage; at St., Louis?. Ycrily the \"fopl''\-iller" is. npetfed iudeed,iif'all these a're tiu t, tliq. result. ,of disorflei'bd ' Ifiiigmitipiis.. aii^.npi;, just cause Why'' we shpuldj'^ema^d ..redress , at! the' ballot "boxj 'and that none biiti men true to our purposes should receive our suffice/1 is it "lioi a, fec't that all the -eotnbrT^d, may; Ehraugk&ii&ntfae' whoJc 'InnidJ^waJiWot obtain from "-the National Banks a-loftu to enable them-to -rmt their ;busi-' ' pess although they off er-the^ earth; and the produce thereof ito. secure- it;' Sv hi'le t?e' gawHer, th&visu.reF<, sthe speculator, and the..robber trusts eornmand the fyanj^s and tb.ei. very ...treasury- of the ' general .. goyerwa-ent?- - 'The1! |vcry tbouglit is sickening-.to thehonosUpiler".; yVhetbcr , it j&, pleasing. or -liottio the politician, we i are i&eterminedto, press1 it. fo i. its,. final' result; i.^Equal eights1' p all an4v ftpectai priralege - to irjcne*51 battle,,;Cayiaged .to.those; who anta^oiii^e! ns we. simpLy, say :<.<^'LkyonMacduff an$ dananed bo lie . wboj first1 cnse hold I enongti." i si.*; Longtown, S. C- January 24th 1#90:; ? ji 11 H*rtiy) FaiiiairLsf'i Lac'lcy investment).' ' "Hirry Fa'nbiog, who' cleai^dJi^,00^' oh SB^Y&CirfcBl "of ',$1'^' jluie otcr'a month 'agfo'Ia'the. I^uisiana $ ta| e fery/'TS'^ att&Sdibjj '~(q. ^ifs''^bsibelss;a*s'' strictly as erer,: &od instead of squandering the'itt.phfey\yhktf came so .easily V is going* to 'd?e i't'tbgood purpose.! H<r kept the mutter t'0 lunaself,fra^.tbl^'tto dob 'of.'Iiis:-"ire^t"!gbo.d' 'fortune,! but' ciuietJy '*eat:"hfs' coWp'on "for iraf <1 for : eoHeciiwn'by WBIls, Fargo' & Co, ,j and5 iu\le8S-th ?i ten :d'aVs lie Md hla money counted, out'to him 'oter their' comiterin bVight $20 pieces:?SWcAfw'' ((for?.) bideptrtdcrst, J^cembiY'15. j * X^BuRilen'R Arnlac Salve. The ]^st.S,f&\tsjh the .world for (fcuts,1 Bruise's; SO?es, Ulcers, Salt Rheuip, Never Sore>, Glwpped Ilandsj Ctrillblfcins; Cw;^ Skin Eruptions,'and positively cures,?f l?? pay required! .it,;, lsjguarhnteedt\?o,give perfect, sati.sf&ctiou, , or money tcfiinfled.' Price 23 c *nts| per Hox;'-'For safe'by IfcJtfi'itS ' "& Ketebjxt. Mit ' *** ( form ' ' THE*LAXATIVE AKD.NqTB;T\9(U8]JU{?* ' : Til' v-'i 'r'"' ? etTKZ ?"" ""' J..!. -- " FIGS OF CALIFORNIA' "''Combined, with ^"5..niedicmU'' ' i:yirtues of.pjcnts nknovrai.'' to I e j ?.mQ$,t.,-.beiicfiv:il lo-tbe-'Human ..i< . . systein, fbrnwu^'! j-n-'ttvji'ceafr eI and effective- lar;:t: v v 1 j* p&Wftj -.. ] i netitly ;,ctTe KnHitliAl' Const - -l patron," 'and 'the j< i-1'} '<: pending;' oii' a y/cxt cr inactive | condition of tic ' KIDNEYS,IPj|R8S,0 BOWELS.J It3 Tie sQit XMllwt rtM.dy.Jcnflwp to " '*) ?&AN$?JUEMS7E!.' ?FFECTUnh 5 t>. I or Cw?Kip?.t*<I: ' \ 7*fcTBA** .... . .... PURE BLOOD, RJE;FRK8HIMiC SLEEf, . ... . HtALTH and ?TR5MQTH ? ;i v.. turn.. HAtuwuxVreaow.^ 'oneIs' usiqg it and ill. #ie. ^'d^glit^.vi^i.it,...i, A$K.YOURDflUOat?TFQR s>. apicwii-: , " , ;1 ... .|IAlfllPAQ7PKOONLY. BY- . ? ' , ' CALIFORNIA FIG1 SYRUP CO.' * =.iiT 3A#FR*fteftC0;-CAi;?VV:: . ,i> 'toumui^r. -v iivii:'"wryo#*i Jr; r ,y|?ntil il* u> ?? ' ! >' Jttll POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvei of purity, strength and whotesomeuess. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and Cannot, be sold ..in...competition with the lhulfitude o? low test, short weight aiua or phosphate powders. Hold only in cans. KotAl Baking Powdsu Co.. 106 Wall C4. "XT "tr X.Sold by iiciiastcr, Bricw it Xetchlit ; Grcere. 4-6fxly ; JVEW ADVERTISEMENTS [ PARKER'S | I HAIR BALSAM Cl?M??c ud bcattti&ac tij? kalr. ProsBOtac a luzunMt jrowlk. IdtYir Fail# to Itmrt Qm I Hair t* it* Y?sihM C?l?r. nPrer?aU IWiAntg *ad b4fr telling L CHJ CHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PUIS /T>v Mflf* TITlVMfn *? !*? a fOrWa*Lb?t,M)r?mlMU< J&. rtUwtepiiifor??l?. irrsrrail. >?*^\ Ask tor CkitUmw* MuUsJk(V^\ Ulxand 2>;uuL lar?d n?- \?y UUZ^xM.MtEdTitfeblMrik- \*Ry Ix*. At DrunUi A?mM V/ sf *tk*r. juT puu la r<M- V bwdboiM, yL?t WTKp?n. ?W m togf as HntafeU. 3wd 4?. (mxp?) tor pirtfuUn act ~K*UcfferL?41<M,? to Uttmr, by ftnrm Ball 10,<MK? loMU eoeIalsir?aUlH*wlieb?Ti wdttw. Xaaapapr. v CMehesltirChimicalCo^JIefllsoiiSqvPMkJPto B01UKG WATER. EKKS 8 G8ATEFIA.-C0MF0RTIN&. COC 0 A . .MADE WITH BOILING MILK. . HINDERCORN8. TVtooIr uor? Caro foe Cor*t ttopa all yafci. 1*MM yk* fcTVneinlali HmmtACa..1Lx. CONSUMPTIVE YoeCeigt.'BroeskltiB, A*OUB% ladijeitUMl M Iran eottro AaMlka. SWSSMI>IMmMU& - g| : -, L J ? ; . K y IHHLl'Bl ift i 1 F^i^1 BB1H H<IW Lftg? > HAW Btontnad. THE' SCIENCE OP LIFE. A,Sdtetiflcand Standard Popclar Medical Treatiw ?Hti? Error* of Youth^Fisflaatura Decline, NtrrttM 'Beanltin; from folly, Vice, Iraormnee, 3x<?we0 or Overtaxation; Enervating ana nnflttfcr'the victim lor Wctt, Busin??3, tha JH&rriod or Seci?l K^UtlOa. ' Avoid unskillful prete-.idcr*. Poues* thi* .greet ' work. It contains 100 pages, royaT 8vo.' Beautiful. , binding, emboaeed, fall jplt. Price only $1.00 by nail, portpaid, concealed in plain wrapper. Bln?. tratire Proepectnfl Free, If yon apply now. The diitinguiahed author, Wm. IT. Parker, JL D., re. eeived.tha.GOLP AXI> JEVTIXLED MBDAL e-nrm rhii Nidosftl Mtdletl Auoeiadtt far tHU PRIZE ESSAY oh NEK.TOUS ^PHYSIC AX/DEBIX.ITTJ>r.Pir Jeer acor{* ?fA*si?tant Physician* may b? conrultod. eofcfl-' . *?. nM'erlnpirwmj at_th? offlc* c<! TH^in&ODY MB1>ICXL EtSTlTUTK. >a. 4 B?UteeXSfc,,JBpatoBf Mew., to wbomifl 'enUn foe Xoc. adrict.llxwlA-k* rv^N_ babsabis" i ...... ? I ,i .|i I ?? (!? " ?* " j v { ."< .....,f,. ! " ; . v. V : ! ,1..is- .ye.-I - " | ?j 1'AiS- THE- ;FALL SEASON iA^ ^.Ai.vances,prices come dow?,<fbr the .yecy.. good reason that the Merchant gets more.and more anxiooa to unload. \Vq iud ourselves.with only one month - -v -*r ---J _ to me ixew lear &au u?uicmuuu> s.tppk. of. Winter .Goods.. Wei wistrtfr' bfc,able, to. start. the.,New Year .ijitb't sqiall,.stock and,:in order to do'this, have cat.prices jUI alouj? tbe.Hnei &nii' .for,, the NEXT. THIRTY DAYS' wilt offer,..real genuine ;: j v* ? Bl? BAKSMN&i , ,4r,| litr . < ?'? r>n . . .. Bargain* iii Dresi Goods, Plush?&c. "7V"7 ' r"' \ "5Bat-gains in. .Prints, Bieacbingp, Sheetings, "Flannels and all kinds of piec?/gooas. ; . !t took at our Blaukets, Shawls^ Bal Shirts, Table Da'tiask, Towels, Hosiery, Gloves:;' Ladies7 and Misses' Coreets, and' Handkerchiefs, and you will be convinced l bat we have bargains, i < ' "? A 'W.4A'A,: 1v\f . AP* ' 'T Q tir? a iiiuc iyc i/i juuuiv* | plrisli; Hand "Satchels at V T.ery! low priced';"1 '"" Gent's and' * Ladies' Uiiderteatt,< at Bargain prices.' ' ,: 'A lot of Boyfe' Undenrests at New Yorkcost. - l.l> ' l ' i i 1 ? ? " ? ' j " ' " ' ' * . ftu'i j'i i ; . 1 r\ . 4* ' "l ' u ' { >17 ' ' ^ % ? i":i " 4 11 \ ... shoes.'' ' shoes. : Our shoo trade has been ^oodj for the reason that we<fiv? big value* for thfl;prices asked. - |' *!YVe ha'/ea job lot of children's shoes which we wlli.seli at cost. I : 400D GrOODSi ... ... - ; ; Jt . J l ity ,a pair of our, Granite State I^oLes' iand. .Children's Shoes, jand. ETiaABros..' fuae shoes and roa jwilj al.wa% buy iluan. " j ]. .lot. o? Jiubber Shoes* .. ! -> Wo sti'P offkrine*' biff'values in GlotMirg:' A Jot'of odrt siitts at wholesale cost. : . . .! omejj^ see ns aud we will pave you:i?c?lfe}^ : ' ' ' Respectfully,? CALDWELL & RUFF. Fine- Seed fwr Salej pALI* AND EXA-^E SAMPLES A.?, L w m * \ Cmmty Treat's : "f\ ? i JEK.E: ae-qpr ^ g il *3* ? ft" County Treasurer's Ostice, ? Winnsboro, S. C., 23 Jan., 1890. $ Annual report of diaburseinents made during the ytar commencing 1st November,, 188$, toy the Treasurer of Fairfield County: DmCTYNcr-ortSSSr No. To Whom Paid. . Auit..: i r . <-ri m \lf r 5 O ?ZC\ AA i -t l tr jjauuvruaiw w wu uu 147 " 1200 00 43 J HCummiujji -180 157 T G Patrick 16 00 1:58 " 5 00 183 T VV Lauderdale 550 00 236 O A Calvo " 73 59 174 B P Cornwtll 4 20 349 J G Long 2 80 T W Lauderdale 43 19 STATE CASES, FCSD3 1885. 188 J A McCrorftT 8 00 . , STATE CASES, FUHD8 188 . 825 W II Hinnajit 1 2 00 9 K Hutchinson SI 25 % STATE OASES, TCKDS 1887. 544 IN Withers AFC 400 00 548 J D McCarley 13 18 318 " . 24 60 372 " ' 43 50 2*2tf * ' ; fjfi ,74 J E Douglass ' 30 20 |72 J W Pope - 2 00 J71 J S Gladuev 8 50 70 " ICO 69 G S Hiuuant \ i 10 50 68 ' '< ' CO 871 T W Lkuderdale - 34 72 279 * 70 70 355 J A Glenu ' { 10 CO 588 J ii Neil ' ; ' ^ 28 20 80 Witneie andjarr tickets : 1030 00 523 J K McVI alter Jr ' 19 75 604 " 6 25 162 J D McCarley : 62 90 193 " ' i 78 00 1J1 M IK 171 i ^ V V? 77 **' IX 8D 114 44 " ! 30 20 225 " j 60 80 275 " ' i 2150 204 TMCathcart 62 50 196 RVBrar ! 50 50 194 ft McMeekia ' 31 10 181 Ifewn aud Herald j 60.50 163 fiew? and Herald ; 5.00 135 li Hall ' | ' 2 00 134 G S Hiunant " . 11 2.5 107 T M Cat heart 2 00 88 M F Pope | 2 00 87 14 ; 3 00 *86 J S $ludjiey; , ;ii i 8 50 227- JDMeCarley i ' 81 90 132 J S Gladney i 81 25 flo7- TW" Lauderdale ! 64 2ii 150 "Witness aud jury tickets 11000 80 472: J D McCarlejr- ' ' ' ; 36 00 876 >. ! ' ; 25 00 397 M ... ,..... .. c. 37 20 njii* ii it n . . -in r.ti iZO -Lk T DI'IIY , < IVOU 185 D E McD'oWeii, * .. . j 87 50 89 T J Douglas* '8 00 175 W G HTimajit ; ; '70o2 195 H yc&etkin,', ....... . | 19 40 75 J E Xtouglksa , ,!. ! 5 80 75 TGlVagl^s' . 1 ! 5'80 90 J'E ,\)Ob^l>8?' , 80 5C 228' \TH Ktrc ' ! 9i'4S m JDJlgDirJe^7*,.. , | 82 20 lt)5 IT smith . luoii 155 . v; ; :,: 10 55 91 K B Hiiiituu 10.00 215' News and Herald I Ml 00 82 Otias Rabb ;la, ' J.,. I ' 5 00 7C J A Hiiihaik 3 00 ' 92 ; 300 " ' 1ST Withers ' ! 2 24 ... ._. POO B,Hi)USX| FDNDS 18S5. j .. ' S81 W H Padgett ; / 1 6C * . . . . .. t.yNDS..1886,. 4^0 . A .M Tima 35 $5 r.V . -- " V ' FDKD8' 1887. - : . v 347J Johnson .;... 8 7i ?fc'..;U^S ? .?.: : '. ,'4'0'c ,24 Gong & Seiglor . ..18 Of .6ft ?4iR:Ciwleft ; . ?. "5/5C 6^6.. ,1k?E. Aiken. .. 4 5C 69 ..AiJ.Eoulwftre 9"5( 64Q;.."w JJ.Uog&n.: , -j j15 Of 27 JjS.enne<jT ., j 2 0( 2$;. ColecMtt. - 17 21 3?r EMcCofliii;U! 8(X , W 371 M;MHarrison . ,. 7-. 4 5( Tfr-Sj&lly ..Ji 4(X 293 ;?tHcMeek^a,-Tr.-.'^-;^__60< 179,..BT.Yarboro .?TlS"0( 20.4 ,,,C; brjee & O .i!18 0f . 65. - I 2 4c 51,$. 4,.SLD.oq*U??. ; : Hit .-7.Cw.fc Sunaaen ,a ...! 110( 24S F.jt,G#j8<kn;....i i | ;f(M *26 J.foCfcrke 2? 423 S MTtir .. u.i -.n jlO Ot 428 A J Boyd i 10 0( '410 J H Aiken 6 0< 579 J JB. Stevenson. rS'Oi 378 J r Brown . .. I '6 5! #7 : S Brishatid" . ? 15 0< *fi6 't V'lfeuwart , 6 0' 56o /' ! "4-a 359 ' *!"" , "... ! *<> saivj.Grfen .v; "... I '*,* 185 ' J t McMt*ter & Co ~ 2 (X ggS' ; "" '?* !*6"4 W W B'BOrle -! " i?3* 35$ ? OBdte ' . ^ 3571' Wiftpa Mobler " |120 35S'TMlfeely "* J 4 5< 827 " J L Ctiineroii { 5 0 326 J B Patrick ' .'/jllO '323 '' .TB'Sletenkm \ 7 5 809 "J H Aiken I .6 0 <?AR TT) Oarinsp i .90 806 E M Girrison ' j '5.5 $5 STtatifeUt" * M10 0 28$' J; A Stewart J.6A 409 WWMte Brtee ' '$94 0 173 H Johnson . i.ll 577 M DCCoIrtB ' iU7 1500' RH Jcunirrfiri' ' J flfftyuter i Gi> 426 6 Wtf V A 628 J'SMtrw 1.7 0 295 'J F McMastar St Co 203 3 . 35 A Reynolds ' 205 C 144 W^Beaty - ? - j 22 5 63 J N Owingf 155 579 L Landtcker 1 " ! 1C 578 Eli McNeil " v j 45 573 Ottrer fr Morriion : ' :25 S 543 D A Heudrix ! 3 C 542 ;J Kennedy I :2 rC /UT ' v. W Brown '.5 2 502 C Harrison j 3 S 503 I Kinsler ' iff 507 A Kennedy 11 4C '507 Ell McNeal j 3 2 504 -iN-Withers 1 -.. 45 501 NJ Taylor . !l3C 465 C McDonnell j 6 . 464 J 8 Muse | .8 3 449 W Crawford ; j 1 488 A Reynold* 15] 437 CMcConnell ' 3f T \fCnoa,;. ,.fi . i. . | % * I lOU u tr ? ? 435 J R Reyuold* , .M( .434: J Kennedy " 2 1 412 C R Roberts j A t 384 JU Vanghu . | 27 383 J Kennedy - j;2 2 382 -DJohnson j:2'? 381. C McConnell - i-'5S 380 G McConnell : flO C 368 E McNeU i 2 7 f- 64? T G Cameron IlIOC "P T.QTi^^rt^r .& Bro ; 10 C 68 BOTimmoos : 6 2 620 J F McMaster & Co .- U52 6 I :.29.-i >. ' 28 C 57? DrTT KobePtson^ 27 C 1618 M Afcen 25 5 i288 RTYarboro ?i l2C 0? TP PirilnW# 5 C [ UU %M x?l 1130 EUarrln " J jo? 338 J D Fetrfey . : S 337 J R Reynolds 1 ; -8 C 336 ' G McCormeit' ' " ; 8 C 335 C 3?cUormell ' j 'I 8 S34 J Kennedy " ' -* *" ; ! 4"5 315 T I> Ofrrogs : *2 i-*fi 294 J D Palmer 35 00 ] 293 A^ausbn A 4 00 j 292 ITEu^ f iwi , 291 ti McCSoqnell , . ?r? 50 ' X290 e McGDnuell ^ . \HO 389 J Kennedy V; 3 30 ;355 J R Ijcynoldi- 8 00 $54 :lB M noldr 6.15 253 Jp McGonnell^ > 8-4C rcMuv^r ra,.t?nnM,ka*&-. vsj.. ?? v^'i>n l-W'x'V' ft \T auQUV - v - WW 201 J D Palmer 35 q0 172 J S Muse 5 60 169 (J McConnell 3 00 156 .T T Anderson 8 70 142 J S Muse 26 75 128 B G Tennant 1 50 -12*? ?-?6-6062 C Mack 2 40 hog J D Palmer V 30 00 213 C McConuell , 5 40 212 ,J Kennedy 2 40 2ir H Johnson 30 00 97 3 D Harrison 10 50 76 Sallie Bennett 25 00 77 N J Taylor. 4 25 1345. B G Tenuant 9 5fr 238 Wingard & Bro > 4 50 199 J K Ragsdale '5 00 184 J F McMaster & Co 115 7? 619 Cooper & Bro ' 1 65 370 J D Palmer 60 00 622 J H Cum tilings 5 55 386 J S Swvgert & Co 2150 144 A Williford 163 25 34 W R Riibb 20 00 625 J A Detportes 31 00 448 J P Matthews 5 00 203 R T Matihews S 00 623 T G Patrick & Co IS 25 624 J DTahuer 5 00 575 "' ' . " 30 00 499 . " - Co 00 385 KTYarboro " 4 00 44 McMaster 13rice & Kitchen 12 95 25 A M 'Timuis 30 00 367 " . "77 00 108 J A Wilson 40 00 439 J ii Wilson & Bro 16 00 621 A f ftufT 26 70 43 W D Bolick 26 00 574 ft H'Edmund* 15 80 30 1U 4 nomas - . y 10 52 it A Sloan "' 2 00 4G - " 2 00 55 l i 4 00 54 ' 2 00 53 " ? 2 00 51 " : - . 2 00 50 2 00 49 " ' "2 00 47 2 00 45 41 2 00 48 ' " 2 00 125 6 Woods 12 33 99 MA Sloan. 4 00 347 W J Johnson 1 3 75 346 " , 4 00 24 Gerig & Seijfler 3 8 00 65 J R Curlee 5 50 i 626 WE Aikeii 4 50 69 A J Boalware . 0 50 540 W Ben Hogau 5 00 27 J Kennedy, ' . 2 00 26 A M Coleman 17 25 32 C McCouuell 2 00 67 35 McNeil " . -3 75 .297 J IV ljfani>Ou 4 50 70 SKclIv , ' 4 00 298 EL McMeekin <6 00 , 17Q ' i ? no 204 <J Bricc & Co 18 08 ; 65 '? 2 45 i 515 L S Douglas* 14 10 i 71 W P Simmons 11 OG I 143 F M Gadsden 4 00 i ' 31 J M' Beaty & Bro 26 50 i 99" Lewis Sharpe 10 00 . 380 (J B Bouey . V 25 10 381 Jas Turner - 17 0C 627 T T Lumpkin 7a 227 * J J1 Hood " .8 00 A W T i> OO h 835 R II Jennings 2 00 ROADS AND: BRIDGES, VUNDS 1885 i Jas Harden 3 0U : FUNDS 1887 456 J Y Brice 5 00 1 481V J B* Stevenson 3 50 '46b 'J H'Aiken GOO . 400 T-P DrysOTi' * 6151 TU'Tr^Wna/1'.f 91 Qfi to? U JLJL Ai.guutu? uv 446 ' S Paulding . 2 00 ; 445 J Green 7p ' 443 " J H Kennedv 33.00 442 " ' ' 28 05 431-N'Goins 050 430 J A' Stewart 6 0C 429 A Whrtcier _J2 0C 428 "AUen & Morrison 17 92 427 : E P Jenkins 150G 426 ' -J W Clarke 2 U ) 420 6 W1B6 1U J 423 AJ'Boyd 10 OC 410 J H Aiken ' .6 OC 579 J B Stevenson * 3 OC S7S J G Brown 6 5C Brisband 15 OC 362- J Y StfeWMt - 6 OC 360 JH Bulkhead ' " ' -.4 5C 359 ' " "; 5 OC 281' J Green ' " 1 5C 183 J F McMaster & Co l> OC 9ft?> SA Af 325 W B Bo vie g3 7; 358 HODoke .6 0( ) 357 Wilson & Motley! * 12 0( nrr* m -vf r. . .1 A (jrTOUo i iunccij ^ w 3 327 J L Cameron 5.01 [) 326 J B-Pritrick 11CK [) 32$ J B Steveason 1 " 7 o( y 309 JH likeii * . 60( (j- 808 T DOwiiigs - 9 CK 0 306 E M Garrisou ' 5 5( 3 285 S F Casseils ! 10 0( 282 Jas-A Stewart . 6 0( - W.WfitoRwn 8Q4. fW J)"j 3*7? ?F- * T UM.V i^tiw r, 0* '408 ' W J Weir ' 6 CK 6 490 W B' Murrar 20 0( 0-608 > ? *? - 20 0( 0 48$- - 1 18 2i 0 489 18 Q( 0 447' J P Matthews - , 36 Ql 0 324 K J Gladney . . 3 01 0 * 60 T. J Richardson ' 10 5i 0 141 ; '.T M iMeelr ' 6 (X n 198 T.WKuff" . .j .. . | 3 (A 0 . 54 D P Crosby... ' 42 5< 0 .168 CKKabb ... ! 10(X 3 151 i W B Gilbert . , i 2 0( 5 250 G M.Herroa. 52 0 284 Cooper&.Bro . Sol 0. 217 ,11 D McCarloy . I 3 9i 0 234.. A S Steel i 25 0< 10 233.. ?T B.Stevensdu, 6 7; 0 232, CAAbell 8 0< <0 231 W A McDowell I 7 0< 0 230 DL Glenn . { 10 0* 15 .218 S.W Bioom ; ., . . ; 9 0< 0 208 Moses Clowney.,. .. I2S,0< !4 207 ,JGBrowu. .... ; 15< i0 197 T M Neely. ,130 (0 187. ,jE P. Jenkins i j 10:0< 15 1S6 ..\V H Smith ... j !5 139 ;S H Terrace . ill' !5 .95 J W,.VNTylie ij 4 5' 10 206- TFCurlee . ,i- ^ !5 457 SW Broom _ *. . i r> 0< 15 612 . J L Camerpu > ; 19 01 15 611,... ' hi? 10 444 ..U.Mulviaa 5 Oi '0 134. S Jdclntosb . . ... ; 101' 15 4.11 B GTeunant 36* 0< .0 20$, R A Patrick i 40 5i |6 108 A .Willit'ord . 33 (X K) 458 . BoUck j 27 & >0 36,1, J S Clojyney 5 0 ^ 482 W A McDowell, .. ; 7 (X K3 461 A D Rose .. . . . S9 o( 5 462 J G Wolling ; 24 6. (5 307 Jas Alien . j C Oi C 407 j'T Lemmon , : 5 0i \2 17 J R Harvey 38 CX K) 610' JCWillingham ; 58 Si z. kra i \f stAoi/i ; 23 Oi V VVT V WW? V . .;, . ? ? K) 561 J 'C Lewis ! '5'0i K3 560 E Player . ; 15 G 15 535 J ? Harvey ; 40 8( 13 534 . C R Bryce i **? 0 533 R S Dunbar . j 15 CM 10'532' J T Timm* ' ; 25 01 >0' 531 Jas A Stewart .6 (X >0 529 HO Duke' ' 18 0< K) 528 3" S Clownev'" '12.5( 10 527' J B Patrick ; " " i 17 6< 16 408 JC Wlllingham ; 76 0; LA. . ir\~ t ti rt : v il lv riairvey -xviK) 'i$6 Tt> O.wings ; i *9;<X 10 ' 12" J R Harvey ' '4 6< 5 487 TMNeely *5( 5 i 488 ,w c;Ljfic8: , ,; r;i5i< 492 J M Lemmon 7 50 495 S H Terrace 4 50 [393v S Paulding 7 00 I 530 W J Brown n 8 25 562 J W Bolick & 5 00' ^.16 JM Blaine ' 1511; " loir R D Bolick v :3 00 /ift"' rp "K" TTHirttf ore ly; uu 11.;- Gerig & Seigler . 77 5$ 19> J T Garick " ^ 3 Otf 607 R W Phillips 31 67 565 D M Douglass 2 00 613 A F Rnff" 30 85 491 J A Cleyd 3 72 18 Weir & Brice 15 00 513 Hugh Mulviua 18 00 606- It S Spencer 1-8 00 563 C P Wray 5 2"<o 536 W H Ruff '40 AQ 485 E W Mason 7 50 483 J F McMaster & Co 96 00 484 A WilJiford 91 95 13 W HRnff " , ' 1800 41 T M Hiffguis y UU 100 JWLrles . \8 p0 8S ASWbiteuer ..... , 85 79 J F McMaster & Co ' 24 10 1 78 McCarley &' Co . > , 28 30 2G8 JasMacfie \ SO 05 200 C Brice & Co 42 48 297 A J Boyd ' 6 00 x.a w w " ' -a 7 00 *J-J M , ? JL-f- ? 42 H D McCarlev 2 5C 609 R P Brown 4 50 61 J J McDowell - 8 55 223 J M Higgins 9 00 494 JI D McCirley ' 3L 25 614 TG Patrick & Co ' 100 63 136 J W Broom 4 50 138 J B Stevenson 4 50 89 J W Powell 3 0C 189 D Hall " 6 0C 615 Winnsboro Wagon Co 12 71 135 Gerig & Seisrler 2 30 424 II L Elliott" 10 0C 3?1 J F McMaster & Co 10 0C PUBLIC BL1LDINGS. 120 News and Herald . .16 5C 617 " - ... > ; 77 2o 616 J J Neil " 50 0C ; 191 u 50 0C 343 " -50 0C 450 .. 50,0C .'432 . i6oc 344 Jno Pagan 3 0.C ~ 629 \V H. Smith , *t va oil J A Hinnant 3 72 514 D A HendrbC; , S1C 143 VV W Ketchin 1 9< 286. R W Phillips . ',lS9t 1S7 Goiugs & Madison 2 5( 166 Wick Goios .3 OC 235 J Smith . 8 0( 219 S B Crawford 14 -0( 174 Silas Dye 11C 121 News.aud Herald 55( 251 SB Crawford .12'21 364 J S Muse . ; , 2 109 J Shelton. . . ..12c 155 AR Boyd."- ... ?*. . '{ .. ,3C 509 II K Sims " i : .&& Mf.rnv M Trot-.- ! .""sot 210" ' " {; >!$ 56 McMasier Brice ?fc K.,. . ; 53 0< 505 J H Davis i 36 0] 537 J S Muso 2 510 J H Davis . U J??; 20 Gerig,& Seller ... 6 5C 142 Waikef.Evaus & (3 o 6: 1 141 ' 539 ; ' ; ?5 ? ' !. _7 0( ' "45 ?; 46 5< I I . .. * ' ' i)7A/ i2y " , v. ,314 ? . J- 6 0( 1 328 " i 25 0( ' 313 ' j '35 0< ' 312 . 22 0( ' 153 JiioDoyd , ; 3 7FIXES, FUNDS 1837. ; j . 583 II A Glenn : 36 5< 581 T G- Patrick 13; 582 T J Pt-arKon "* I - 1 01 584 J A Siftvvart 60 3. DEFICIEXCT TAX OF 1885 74 T W Lauderdale 6 5< 147 ' ' 12 0i I IO T r? ! 1 _v ai unyjjLij-^a? ; 157 !1' u Pat rick i 133 " ' 4.5 01 ' 183 T W Lauderdale ! 550 01 236 C A Calv.o '. | . 35 0( ! 174 B P Corn well ! .4.2( 349 -J C. Lou* ' .i 2 8< | 30G T W Lauderdale j 43 1! , SALARIES, FUNDS OF 1887 : I. 2 J T.Stewart i 54 l 73 J A Hinnant i 150 0' I 569 " 150 0< i 414 ? i 150 0< >585 ? : 30 0< * 149 ti A GaiHard [ 100 0< ( LIQUOR LICENSE, FUNDS 18^57*'. I 600 J D McCartey ; . .53 2 ] 580 T G Cameron | 65 0 1 JJ^eil { .25.0 538 IBvrd ' . ..3 a J, .? ;?.?! *>?? j )i ^.JSUaQKLLANEOUS RECKIPTSl :/J 545 J J Neil'- I 250i 568 T J Pearson "IS 566 D Egleston i 5 2; 433 " | 2 .587 IN Withers - ;105.5 The above i? a correct statenjenl o the disbursements ofOeuuty'andjSchoc Funds duriug- the year cornmen<iiag Is of November, 1888, to the beFt |of jb knowledge and belief. i < JAMES Q. DAVjS? : County Treasurer.. STATE OF SOUTH CAROfclN^ COUNTY OP FAIRFIELD." j .- . i By J. A. E1NNANT, Esq:, Probate Judgi WHEREAS, BITTER YOUNG liat made suit to me to grant per le ters of administration of the estate an effects of Alexander Young deceased: These are, therefore, to cite ard&dmoi ish all and singular the kindred arjd crec itors of the said Alexander Young, d< ceased, that they be and appear before nu in the Court of Probate, to be held it 'Far field Court House, S. C., on the 5thJ day < VrOimarv after nnhlication hereol at 1 j o'clock m the forenoon,. to show cjause, ) any they have, why the said administn ) tion should not be granted!" ' Given under my hand, this'20th iday < J January, Anno Etomini 1890. 3 . Published on the 21st day of J4nuan 3 1890, in The >'ews and Herald. I j j. a. hinxant; 3 1-21x2 Judge of Probate:' I STATfToF SOCTHCARO ilN A j) countt of faikfield. ! 0 By J. A.-EINlfANT, Esq., Probata Judg< J .{T71IEREAS, MARTHA"J. SvMPSO: 3 *V hath made, suit to me to grinthe 0 letters of administration of the estate' an 3 eflects of John A. Simpson, deceased:' " 0 ; These are. therefore, to cite and ^dmor - ish all and singular the kindred and crec " itors Ot tue saiQ o onaa.. oimpson,' aeeeasei 0 that they be and-appear before me, in tli 0 Court .of. Probat*,. to be.. b?ld at Ffcirfiel 3 Court House. South Carolina, on t ie 10t ) day- of' February, next,' after pub! citio ) hereof, at 11 o'clock in the' foren joti,'! ^ show cause, if any they nave, alryth ? said administration should not be "i ante< ^ Given undermy hand, this. 23rd dayx 9 January, Anno Domini 1890. ... D Published on the 25th day of Jajiuar] [) 1890, in The News and Herald. 5 j. A: HIXNAMT, jj 1-25-2 . ' ' J. P. t. Ci 1 \\ \?\tkl>. IK 24 lis. B it o V-.i r for salri; J . .... , , iltkll MiUiff ; W.E.AIK.ES.' } ... NOTICE. }. QURYEYING DONE AND SOJJCI1 :.i kj eajiy J ' ) J 12-12'txiy ' Jei)p|ofi9)p:,C,, UNPRECEDENTED OVER A MILLION D:STKIBL'TED. 1 Louisiana Lottery Company. I lacorporated^y the Legislature, for Educational /3?nd Charitable purposes, : anU its frafw$r$e made a part of the pres! ent State Constitution, in 1X79, by an over! -whelming popular vote. : Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place ! Semiannually (June arid December). and i its GRAND SINGLE Ni:3SI3i:R D3KAW INGS'takeS place in etsoh of the other ten - months'of the year, and arc all drawn in ! public, at the Academy of JIusic, New ; Oilcans, lot.--- w? j FAMED FOR TWESTY YEARS. ! EP?emtyi~1trDrawings, and Frompf 1 rdjuciiL ui nura, Attested asfollows": i 11 We do hereby certify that "ce supervw : the arrangements for all the Ifonlhly and | Semi-Annual Drawings of The. Louisiana j State Lottery Company, and in person man j age and control the Drawing* themselves, i and that the same are corlducted with lion\tsty,fairness and in good faith toward all \ parties, and we authorize the Company to ' use this certificate, with fac-sw.iiles of our 'itrinnsiiii/rtA nt.tnfJu>A. in. it* adutrtisements." Commissioner!. ' We th* undersigned Banks and Bankets uill pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana ' State Lotteries which may be presented at ^ * our counters. K. X. WALHSLEY, Pre*. Lou na Nat. Bk. I ! PIERRE LANAUX, Prea.Stat?. Nat. Bk I! A. BALDWIN. Prea.New Orleans Nat. B*. I | CAUL KODN, Pres. Unioa Naiional Bk. j Grand Monthly;-Drawing! At the Acadcmy of Music, New Orleans, bt .. Tuesday, ;F*J>raary 11, 1890. ; CAPITAL.PiCIZE, $300,000. 1 100,000;xickctB at Twcatj Bol!ars"each. ' Haly#-* . . Quarter# $5; Tvailx* 82; ~ y Twcta^ilis SI, ,t , ..... LIST OF FU&Ek . , M .1 PTSiZE OF $300,000 is r.~*.V ? J300.000 ? 1 "? * /M3*' 1AA AAA 4o 1 nn nnA I X x 1X-LZJ?j Vi.' J.W,VW wvjvww --r2 1 PRIZE OF 50,000 13 SO,0C%*g > . 1PR1ZE.OF 25,000 Is............... ?SjOQ*?3 t v PRIZES OF le.oco are 2o ooo^~ > 5 PRIZES OF 5 ooo are-.... 23,000 ' 25 PRIZES OF 1.000 are....-- 25 000 > loo PRIZES OF 5oo are............ 50,000 1 ) 2oo PRlZESOF 300 are..'..... ? .. Co,ooo fioo PRIZES OF 2oo are ioo,oo<jv J .. J APPROXIMATION PHIZES. \ loo Prizes of $5o0 art....'...... $5o,ooo '1 loo Prizes of Soo are....., , ? 30.000 ) l?o Prizes ol 200 ax? 20,000 ) , i , TERMINAL TRIZEsi ). 999 Prizes of Si 00 are J09,000 > 999 Prizes of 109 ars ,? 39,900 | 5,124Priics aaaountlnj: to .1... $l.o54,soo . Notr?Tickets drawing- Capital.'Prizes are ' not .entitled to Terminal Prizes. j ) r" "... * | .'^AGENTS, WANTED. ) 5SHP*j Clc* Eatk5, or any rum,Her lnformi atl?a Aesli'cd, writ# leariWy to th? under' signed, clearly statin j your residence, with K Stats, County. Street kud Number.; Ho?rapld L return rdall delivery frill be assured by your - enclosing 'a? Envelope bearing yotir lull ad' Aress. ...... . . ^ fWPrtlJTl "CfiT1 ) . 3 - Address M. A. DAUPHIN, N?w Orleans La., J ?r X. A. DAUPHIX. ) WashI?srtoa, D. C. ) ?By ordinary letter .containing 3Ion?.y Order 3 Issued by all' - Express Companies,' New York . Exchange; Draft w Postal Note. - Mdress Rcsisierel Letters coit? Cmcyto ) NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL SANK, j i -> . N*w Orleaus, La. ? "JCEMESfBEll. thai rhe payii:er?t oC , y Prizes is <iCA?AVTF.f;? liY t'OUK A'ATIOXAL SAXIitt (>( New Orleans and t&e Tickets are ,slji:rd by the Pres;dentoi aa ) Institution." wlioie cli&rtertfd !ij?lus"are rceog-:* nized 1b-the -ffigTicbt -coupb,- tfceneJcre. beware J 51 ail liiiit?.t!oas or auonyraous schemes. r vany D'rawln$r. Aoytliiuj la our nafiic offered J ror.l?S3 than a. Dollar is a swindle. ),. , w. \ LARK, T. C. ROftKltTSON, ) President. Superiotendent. 0 V. is J. ..." jc-3tar3 . . . .??:> ? . , . -i * > * o - 1 ) ^ I* '' p ?: l[ . . ...... 1 I ? i t . .. ; . i ?.?. .t * ? 5.. .. 0. ,,, -OKFKH- . o;?.n 5r _ ?... ;? ? High prade Fertilizers 5' *' ' 5 ., . -TO Tilt? Q.Z'.'y'. if ... j, PLANTEES; OF FAIEFEELD. Y - . .. ; ; "AsKfor Circulars of ' ' tt ? * . ..4 . . .. f . . )1Z' K* E* ELLISON, >.' 4^25tx3m> Agent. IIS teriy I'McCarley & Co.'s t. ITAS.conUu.uedquiteactiye.^n^Cnrist;, .CX jnas ..There has not been the im>f mensli.tlirof." of buyers crowdiiij: the two departments day"after day; bat a steady r flow of customers going anil coming. This ' is just as we hope it would be. We bad no idea1 of1 dropping into a condition of : innoe sous desuetude for the next few . weeks, but determined to .Keep things t . moving lively as. we are just on the thres' hold oi a new .year. The famous MAGNOLIA HAM, as j; aTways'kno'wuTT^'conStantlykepton hand. ' Also a fine grade of'Kew Orleans Molasses ^"-thftt can't beboatin town ror Huz. money. :T. A > .fine 4jcade- of Patent Family Floor 4 always .kept on hand, guaranteed to give "5 satisfaction, or money, refun-it-d. Onion j*' SetSj two quarts fbra' quarter?cheaper tliaiL you can tret them in town: Come *- and getr them. Now i? the time to plant* ^ A iurl line of fresh -Canned <Jowis. Ilay, ~ Corn and Oats always on had, low down " .and cheap for cash. .Ci-iars.and. Tobacco. n Mat Le Hcst Chewing Tobacco. 0 dome and see us and bring the cash with i. > :? . _ ' ' ... ' I f ; ? ; "iOOOKINO & HEATING STOVE? ' < Al.Wi.YS UN HAXI\ i LSQ, TIN \VA RE,. 1101X0 \V-WA It K A T^iv Vl/irrar.P/ifc ! 'iiaii^L ,| I i.JL UttlO, * i\;nv* i ?'???) '*?'? "I hold furnishing- goods. STOVES, TLWVAEE. REP A IRK D A.l" work guaranteed first class. Emiy. thre at prices to suit the times. When in town gi^e me a call. Ot e d?u>: north of P.Landeeke )& Uro/s. r: . , W. W,.Kb;TCUIN, A^t.. ^ Successorj.u-1.11, Cumminiis* NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ALL persons holding claims against the estate of Stephen Gibson, deceased, " will present the same, duly attested, to \ the undersigned; and all perrons indebted said,estate will make payment to the M4^EMcMEEKIX, ; 7.sv \