The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, September 10, 1890, SUPPLEMENT, Image 5
^ Behii'Iield News andHerak
SUPPLEMEX.
p- f PROGRESS OF THE SOI'TH.
- J The Muuvfacin.'*r# litirof! of Sep
v tember (J, savs:
The fall season opens with greatei
fe' } realizations and belter prospects foi
Yj the Sonth than ever before known in
i its history. The Suuh's splendid
I showing, "as set xonii in last week's
I Manufacturer * lieconl, cieated wide
.. spread comment and confidence. This
reliable forecast of the Sonth's pros
: JK?ritV was SnrPflll linwili-asl nrnr
. - r .^.%%-s.v VT V4 tliV
? i , country, finding its way into the tele*
/ * graphic columns of nearly ('very promMient
newspaper. The prospective in
creasc of $400,000,000 in il.c value of
.Southern agricultural products tbi;
>ear, as compared with 18S0, combined
> with activity in other line?, will bring
lha -- L' ' * ...
mc uuuui up iu mgn-waier marie in its
prosperity. Industrial and general
development are keeping pace with the :
wonderful advancement iu agriculture, j
Special reports to the Mann/if turn s j
Record show increasing invest menc of j
outside capital iu theJSouth. Virginia j
. 'reports the organization of a $3,1.00,- j
000 land company at Norfolk: at >
Sl?nntnn tlia _ / - *? ?*"
tract, soon to be developed; at Luray i
a $150,000 company to erect a buildiug j
material and woodworking factory; at j
L Petersburg a manufacturing ami iin- j
provemeut company with $-',000,000 j
capital: at Tacoina a company to dc- j
? velop G,000 acres of coal lands, and at i
"Ward's Gap a company to develop ,
3-000 anr#*R <">f innn ?
w ~? ..VU U1IU LliUIIliailCMi
^ lands. "West Virginia has a Si.oOO,-!
COO company, with 400,000 acrcs j
of coal aftd limber hnuls in Mcr >
j^^cr countr, while 10,000 acres of i
M ^^llands in Marion and Monoi^aiicla (
arc to i>c developed by
^^^^^B^^htijdica'c. Alabama reports
couipamtactnniiP^^Mg^a
$750,000 pmFlorence,
aircHHM^io Georgia j (l
chase of phospluW^HffiM^torv has j ,
a $500,000 cotton bay5HH^Wt[<j a!uj( j
bt en organized at AngostS^^fc^po j <
improvement company
cspital at Cedartown, and a
car works company at Macon. Ash^^
land, Kentucky, reports a 8500,00'j jj
s:e?*l plant: C*/Vingion, a $G'?0,000 jj
tvnewritrr manufacturing: company ;i
and u similar coip.?raiion capitalized ' v
a; ?.'>,000,000; also $150,000 chemical
and mil work.- ; Maysville, a *1,500,-j .
XX) sold uiitiiiijf company. Louisiana | ?
shows two machine shop companies, j I
one with $100,000 and iba second with i [
l $300,000 capital dock. In .Mirxland a |
-town company ha? been orsfan'zed aiid ;
Wm will spend about $1,000,000 in improve-! r
Nonli Care Una contributes a | t
$1,0<XV)00 organization at Durham ami j 0
a $510,000 iron ami stone mining coin-! n
}lt Marion. South Carolina re- ! < '
>0,000 manufacturing or- |
^fcw^Jnion County. In Ten- j
M land company \va?!.
H : a s:)\? mar-j
^j11 j ^ uun u ,
tick! !
W^al, Land and improvement
yTu-en incorporated to develop
iron mine* at Llano. j ^
REPUBLICAN EXTKAVAC.INCK. j ti
[Ckarlott-i Chronicle.}
The statements and estimates of gov- j
eminent finances made on the lloor of |
ihe House Tuesday, deserve the careful i I
' attention of every citizen. The Demo- j
crats in Congress must see to it that the
Republican financiers are net successful j
in any attempt to whitewash their ex-1
travagance by juggling with ligures } (
and tovinsr with fanciful estimates. ! t\
Mr. Cannon, of Illinois, made a a
statement respecting tne appropri- =>i
ations mide by this session of Con- 111
gress, as compared with similar appro- ?f
priations while the House was under 11
Democrat control. Mr. Cannon prefaced
his statement by saying thai all m
the appropriation bills had been en- T
acted, except the river and harbor and K
the general deficiency bills, and those nj
were in sucli condition that ihe a
amounts contained in them could be jtl
accurately approximated.
-v. / The total revenues fur 1891, inelud- ; E
% in? postal receipts, ho estimated at v[
$467,414 337. Taking from this
f amount the total appropriations, left a Ti
surplus of $00,i'7y,47j, ami adding to
this the balance of net cash in the
.^Treasury, fractional coin in ihc TreaS' I
amount, for the nationa' j
^ bank finunrops^t^i^ nude a tot1" u;
surplus of $180,91)0,THn ' Specified >vu '
dnctions from this amount lef* a |
surplus of ?1<? ?J74,000.
"Should it be the j???li?-y of I the j ?
government, as I think it will ppro- j
added Mr. Cannon, "to redeen? l'|c I
$so.01">.7.!>0 of 4-1 per cent bond->,'ra, u- j
.to carry .$4K.0<>o,uim.i of them h*ee the i
sinking futidj under its re<|uii*(_?r tl,e j
for 18!?2. the next surplus. a.4r77'.>, a> >
above, will be increased !es, thus i I
amount to ?64,!>74.000." jpriations |. (<('
Mr. Savers, of Texas, subi Delleien- i ?r?
views of the minority of tltfally heavy j f:
priation Committee. i-pvtoioiKMlnnc. I ml
fiscal .situation from the itsion conii- ; j'0'
standpoint. The minorityon that rove- j |u*
aggregate of appropriatK.seal year will |1 1
current fiscal year at s47expenditurcs. j
against >>4oO,4l 4,337 re:red since 1 *?;<>. ;
making the excess of : over
revenues $11,430,
cies, they say, will be u'skies.
this vear; the mattero1
$U.(J04,m; and in c
dently venture the oeverythinglookcJ j
nues during the presodv was talking so. ; \
.not be sufficient to n? generally depressed ;
a thing that has nut it dismal days were j
1 to sweep over the i
??. -? 1 ,
wave. -I
c ?.kaki> are clearing, as we i ^
?aid. The black shadow ! L ?
[drccm -lS withdrawn, for the ;
A mouth or so.st. Confidence in the | exj
trlootuy and eve^od will and conserve- ^
?w Business men Wople is becoming stiongand
the l'eelitigjess men geuenally are
impending see^ard with the cheerful oe- ,
State like a tinman will have to give- us a Now
the skr State government than his .
thought they* surroundings promise or go ,
ot the fui ceJeserved disaster two >eais
present j/ri ?a il.>nrrnr r.f i cnM omr?n"
V/te people is over ai d the move- i J[
j||t'?mo!i? the Radicals is therefore pn,
E^^ed without dismay. in^
Runners are in better condition Is
^toiave been in fifty years and : 0l"1
ftyier glorious crop in the 9
^?specrs for good prices
je market.
ami little, are i
b^LT
w^
- ?
i moving. Each has its own inilepe:.!
(l"t.i enterprises :;ixl is pushing thrui.
i i 'pt.? 1/ ? ??
I L?t,i.uiucis Alliance is beginning to
_ do some good work in t he direction of
bringing the farmers to the town?.
Heretofore tlie establishment and
, maintenance of new enterprises ha?
been almost, entirely w i.'Ji town people.
Wlnt m >ney there was i:i tin; country
has been hoarded or hnt in the nei?:hborhood.
There now, however, a
. i distinct, movement toward the estab.
j lishment of enterprises snob s^iaimt r(i
are especially interested in vviih larni'
ers' tiHMiev in the town* n??! '
work it) the advantage of ali i-las-f >.
, The Allianc-j cotton seed mili> pronsiso
i well.
<\ i\ & < . ic. 1:.
The projected road ol' ilif- Cape lVar
A: ('inciniiaii railroad will run from |
Wilmington. X. C..south to Southport.
: X. then westerly to Conway, S.
! Here the road diverges in three diree
tion>, the main line .u'oin^ .southwest
: to (Jeoriretown owl cm.-h-i.. ? " 1
.... ? i4iii iv .'twii, V-. ;
I Another division will run north from
Salisbury. X. C\. via Marion. T>onnettsville.
Itockin^liani. Little Mills
and Albermarle. and the third division
will run from Conway northwest to j
(Jreenville. S. (".. via Florence, Cain-;
den, Wiunsboro and I'nion. The line
will be4-S."i miles in length. The ofliecr.? j
of this road are: President. J. A\"il-:
sou Drown. Baltimore. Md.: vice-president
and "cneral manager. (Jeorire 15.
Morton, Baltimore; second vifts presi-,
dent. M. (Juthrie. Southport. X. ('.;:
.... T If ? 1
.wiviui ii. Howienson: treasurer. <
II. I>. 15cl!. The contract for I he di-!
vision between Wilmington ami Southport
has been awarded to the Massa husetts
(..'oust ruction Company.? :
TrmlrsiHOii. j
The Uirtuvcll l\oj>h: says: ;tTl:e
vhiie military companies of the Stale j
i:ive very generally endorsed the can- ;
liducy ot (ion. M.. L. lljnliam, Jr., j i
'??r re-nifuiiuation ami re-election ms i J
Wljrant Gcntra!. They know him\?
nd want no change !ti their commancr
in chief. Those who wear thejv
nii'onn of the Stale are better judgef-jT
f ilii1 <j:iali?io.Jtioiis of" leadership tiiaJr:
.c |?<>ii!i?:1:ii?-s whose lives go in mos
cauetnl directions. We hope that \Mo
fptembti* C?>uventk;u will ratify Mic j
-Ul nicer primary election airopdy ;
^ ^'->y the oifiz-Mi suIdiery.TpTien. i
proven hiin^elj^Bivery j
"'!1 1 d i <> r without JB\' iVud i
u\l and li^p is ;too j
ml wiilioW-?>^^i^ ii^K . ? i
uimg, too gOOlTv ? ',ej
i;nt to I he riar.7 j
rrj Trip iNSTI'^'yK, !
. iinuij RALElOH^N.C.j
jMl E j-tt.il \earof this ?-U\ l 1 * J*1}1 j
1 vcarnt Kalei?h, bftsW*vnihi-i >, -=
8iH>. Ki^litecn (tlUevrs^iul to-^rs. Tlior- j -r
u?h. Complete. G/ooA Terms i I
uoilcrate. The best v< the cheap- i
7JAS.' DINrYII/K, M. A.,
of University of Principal.
m
VliEtilXS SKl'TKM- i
?!iil a:ul healthy lor-a- i
Bfcmpetont instructors, j
V Apply for catalogue.
tmus D. PATHICK,
By Principal.
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AXDE!K(J(|i|| Qlf0|j]lj[ | -
L7EXT SESSION ' |M;
> ber 17. lieautjtlRIA, S. C.
-]). Full corps c
crms reasonable jnder-graduate courses
COL. -J'.entry and t> scientific.
s-l:Hx-\v Jcctivc courses. ProlVsL:i\v,
Pharmacy, Vctcri,
.. il Pciin^o^ics. Nina well
nn'An.'ufl* tones, -t shops and model
V f t \ \ maty.
in i vi-.it | ^(l per s(..ssj0n: other fees, ge
? /A infirmary fee, covering ga
AT Cfndance, medicines, etc.).
*10 to ?12.50 per month. V
.'.raduateevree. Total expenses, inciud- c
sr degreesj?rijt< washing, books, etc, s'a
Isosliorte
onal COllV|.|. remitted !o students eeitifv
cry bcieij,ability tu pay it. ! i
pupped opens first Tuesday in October, j
>oni: nc. examinations he'd the preceding |
Tuitu(ill
j. >r. MflJUYDK, President, i iV
edicaxtiiitvtl.-, | >Y
able I
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IViDSON COLLEGE,
SECJsLK.NIU icG COt'.VTY. X. C. j
WPPMBUD 11 lonn \n TIDJO "11 1QR1 !
u i XJIUDIJII 11. I'J JUU II. IUCJ1. |
11 r, M ASTER'S cou use. | ill
THE IJACHELOK'S COUilSE, I II
TIIESUIEXCE COIIUSK, i *'
EC J. ECTIC COL*liSES.
iJUSlXEsS COl"USES i
Studies in Ku-itsli, in Sciuucu :ni(i in the ; I "
b!e are given due prouiinouce. i
Kor a catalogue addiess the President, j sh<
KEV. .J. !;. SIIEAIiEII, D, !>. LL. 1). ' c?t
r-JsMd yoi
Jiicfet Female College, i1'"
U
OCATKl) iii out* of l!:c healthful
J towns in the l'i.iiiiiiint coiint:y.
nuiin?:i:y noted for ite refinement ami
od moiais. 1'rojrresMVc and experienced
ichors in everv do par merit. Excellent rri
vantages are aitouUd :r l.nv rates. II:;. I j
led last year 1S2 pupil.-. Next session j j]|
:Jnson Monday. (>th Octoh i\ Send tor j
'alojiue at once.
MilS. Ii. M. BON NEK, Principal,
II. E, liONNEii, Vico-rri'icipal. ! can
Duo West, Abbeville Co., S. (J. pai
-L'Ctlill.-Oct ; Wc
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T^nnl/in n finll n rrn
mm uuiid^o, :
)UE WEST, S. C.I v
OPENS OCTOKI3K ^
iHIS INSTITUTION' ENTEKS UPON j
its Fifty-soo.oiiil ye:ir. The regular i
liege cpr icuiuin is adhered to. The I
iversit^ system is not There '
live I'rolessors and a Tutor. Th-j total 1 jj
H-uses for nine months need not exceed pi^T
.*>. The moral and religious influences
the Institution are most wholesome. ?
'or further information apply for rataue
to
\v v ok:Kit Pi-M-iiMit.
-lot 1 Due West, S C. r\
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INSURANCE NOTICE.
HE undersigned, representing the; I
Ivnoxville ami othor Insurance Com- (jKl>
lies, is prepared to take risks on uwel>,
cotton, merchandise, gin-houses, etc.
l share of the patronage of the citizen
he countv and town isso licited. IK
12 * W II. KEKK, Acent upoi
terly
IIS PAPEEBSSa58???S&??
*rtisia<BuivaunOSpruc4? s>t.\whi-iv advert Ssinjr (5-'
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The above is a map of I
Atlantii: coa.-l, it will travel
some of (he ino.-i fertile Jai
!lie Northern part of the Sli
. through Darlington going i
? MB i r
AM BUYING UP!
I
u r or a v;viv.ni.'
I
IiA\ I'j :1 1C\V \UL)Mr .
carried over from tlie spring sean.
which I will exchange for big,
ed mule?. I also have a couple of
ires I will exchange for old mule?. '
i iii)i me horse,
I
f
ntle, and drives kintliy to a buggy,
fe for a lady to drive.
Persons wishing to make such exmges
would do well lo call a} my
.bles on Congress si reel.
1. WI.LLXFORI),
ritOPKIETtm.
intisboro, - - - South Carolina ?
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Msn.'SHHr ES
WINNSBOKO i
IS WORKS.
; A IimiK ttYTKHIMMSK A \ T)
docs as jrood work as !l?c northern
>p?. What you spend with this
ablishnicr.t remains at homo. 11
1 want
:r<;ies, Carriri^c**, Wagon--,-^Iioad;
'arts, Hardware, Oi!?. Paini*. ;
rocket and Table Cutlery,
Varnishes, Water Colors,
Whips, Leather, and
iir-t-cla^s JihsckMuithin^
done,
' J
^ l'" 1 ^ ^ |'
sureiy accommodate you. lie-'
rinjj of all kinds ilunc :il our shops, i
: employ competcm workmen and
irantee satisfaction.
JUST IIKVS05V3C5).
^*e have just received a beau(iml
:k of Summer Lap Kobe's, which
1 be sold cheap J
h Berry drain Cradle,
T):ij!>:isr;!i-i ('hilled Turn Plow.
15uci;cvc Mower.
Buggy Umbrella.*,
olc Agent for the above Cradle,
w unci Mower.
THKFAiSiFIELS) (
)AXS ma:!e on real estate ;m<i personal j
endorscJii'Mit. Monthly instalment; f
.' rst Tuesday of each iiK.nth. ''
QotriT-fTo Tlonnrfmpri'tv S
:posits of ?1.00 and ui'V.*ani received
1 which interest will l.<* allowed quar- ^
under ilie ordinary savings bank'
; and regulations. ?
J. 51. KEATV,
[o Sfr-rclary and Treasurer.
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ho. Capo lurtr and Cincinnati Railroad, a
r?e ilie Slate in almost a direct line to Gi
istlfi of Fail field ai;d the other ccnnlies t
i:c. From Greenville it will run strafe
10 Danville, Vti., thence (o Cincinnati, ()
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ST07BS.
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BOOKING & HEATING STOVE? !
ALWAYS OX IIAM).
- < >
A I.SO, TINWARE, HOLLOW-'WARK
A. Jars, Flower-Po?s, and mineral house
old furnishing goods.
IWF.S, T1NWAKE, REPAIRED
A11 work guaranteed first ft lass. Every.'
ling at prices to suit the times. * /
When in town crive mc a call. 0: o dooi \
>iih of P. Lmdecke & Rro.'s.
W. W. KETCfllN, Agt..
surjcssortu II. C .-mining.*.
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'CONNECTING-.. L'INES
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section of which will run through Fa
recnviile, passing through Conway,
hrou^h which it will pass. A promis
lit. to Memphis, connecting with roads
liio. A south lbrk will terminate in C
f*i<i M'mi 11 ii 11 tgaacagi
SHOTS !
a>
ARE ON '
BUT WE SHALL NOT
our present supply give
shoes nt the same close n
blj rm
iJuring the past ihrcc wi
recognized a genuine re
continue the sale ol ou
prices tor the coming \ve<
GEE A,'] EST HARGi
Ou'lng Suitings, worth
H. L A N J
Proprietor of tliG X
UhiSS 1 Jlil
B A R G
WE HAVE PLACED ON (
WEEK SOME W
n/^TV/TTP \ "
V^WjLVIJLL/ /"V..
22 Pairs Ladies* Kid Butt
$3.00 a pn
40 Pairs Children's Opera S
for
10 Pairs Gents' Hand-made S
() Pairs Gents' Russet
ONE CASE
M < A I.LIS'l'KJrs
lookias Bird Fool
ONE BARREL
li spss later
ON DRAUGHT.'
(x. A. WHITE.
MONEY TO LOAN
\ X improved farms on Ion;; sn?i
J casv terms. Applv to ?
McDO.VALI) ?&* .DOUGLASS,
Xos.:m<l 4 Law Uan^?y
7-24 j-sly fWinnsltorrt. >\ f.
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C<fpe Fea*SkC*ncmru
Corvnectino Lines
: otVuiTVme^ -
sgg
ijrfield county, if encouraged to do sc
Florence, Camden, Winnsboro, Union,
hi"- feature of the road is that it interseel
i from Nashville and Louisville. Anot
harleston. Study the map.
THE RJ^EJ
ADVANCE PKICE WrTJl
s out. We are still selling
largin as before.
7 .sbHL Jm.. n
seks proved that the people
ductiun in prices. We will
r summer stock at reduced
2k.
UN OF THE YEAR.
10o., at only 'Jo. per yard.
DECK E R.
ew 1 oi'K uscKei oiore.
Pi ABLE "
AIN 8 !
3UR CENTER TABLE THIS
ONDERFULJOBS.
NT) LOOK.
on Philadelphia Shoes, worth
tir. for $1.50.
Slippers, worth 75c. and $1.00,
50c.
Jhoes, worth $5.00, for $2.50,
.$4.00 Shoes for $2.50.
m & Eetelira.
! LISTEN !
DIDvou ever hear of ''DEAD SHOT"
FLY PAVEIior "TANGLEFOOT"
I FLY PAPER?
; (I know you have heard of tanglefoot
whiskey?everybody has.)
| Lid you ever hear ol "MAGIC MOTH
WAX" for preserving clothes v
j (I know you have neard of camphor.)
i _ Now?Did you ever hear of "MOS
i : ITU UUlAHi-N
j ( You never did, nor did I.)
! Jiut?You can got either of the above if
I you wish: and attenciou is called espeeiaij
iy to the latter Fragrant Mixture, a few
: diops*of wliich on your pillow will expel
! such annoyanceaml give you a good night's
J rest?without a netting.
) Ask for either at the Drug Store of
W. K. AIKEN.
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! A. D. HOLLER,
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J BUILDER AXI> CONTRACTOR
i
i and Manufacturer of
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? WINXSBORO, S. C.
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I ST"Plan.s and specifications for dwei-1
i lings, factories ami store-houses furnished
1 at ieason.il>!>: rates. i-_'fxiv
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>. Starting at Sonthport, on the
and opening np and developing
s nearly all ol tue other roaas m
her brauch of the road wilt pass
; FOE SALE.
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. / \XE G HORSEPOWER GEISER.
\Jr^?ngine^
ONE GO SAW ELLIOTT GIN AND
Brown Condenser.
All portable.
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ONE BLUE GRASS SULKY
Plow.
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The above will be ?.oid !ow and
j
terms accommodating to good party.
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ill Wiilf!
i, Decide Wiselv!
j Act Piiiftlj! I
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LIFE I1IANCE 1
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COMPANY
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| RICHARD A. McCURDY. Presidesj?
ASSETS, - - $1S6,401,3SS.02 fl
SURPLUS, - - 91,657^41.41
THE OLDEST, LARGEST, STRONG
est, Rest Company in the world. fl fl
"The best company is the company that fl
does the most good " The Mutual Life is
such company.
H. G. MclLWAIN, I I
Agent for Lancaster and Fairfiefd Cos.,
Lancaster C, II,, S. C. fl
! KWD. L. GEBXAND,
General Agent, Columbia, S. C. fl
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F. H. Mc>IASTER, 0
ATTORNEY -A T-LAMT, fl
COLUMBIA, S.
All lejjal business attended to promptly.
?Job work done with neatness and ?
dispatch at this office