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31. : : 1890 j kjcwav.. r , TeruaTe. jj^SBer, Brice & Bseck Bridge? j jag. Com. Hnounces anERoco-ate unci Iffijff ?yed a soeia- ! [glr the Chriot- ! H^s. wagons on Bl>d a livelyi WMMaKoduce. ; Bsngaged in a ; I on Tuesday, j own. No ar- j W. attention to j | plush cloaks | S prices, oivc ' ,10 give uoiicc ttury stock may j nsboro National I *) ken was taken ! k of business on Koufiued t? bed. fbc ?ut. ^ town treasury ponday to the liars being- lines I of town ordir. L. C. Chaph dropsy. Mr. ifTerer for some (to say is not itnUC V/AKlCI Af Pre fair notice to ^o come in at:d ^K^e wise ought BSTt n le\r days pterville section. )ps and plenty of comity but very ^Meekin has rented :cupied by II. M. e to town early in y and his daughter the failure of the HHfiation Company tc MBBursdar wis caused Hramil; of one of t lie Hroupe. fact that tlie Probate Ray 011 official busi next, th? office will rafter the arrival of ^ Whas been irozen hard, I ^ ain ?*-> ] I ??3SjjgfflSHP' lllilkc* lUt Ai: A.V? Vigorath:g. HE 0:1 the streets Wednes j raMBHSfifiHEe* Harper, of Uni-jn ; S|j{g|g|Hg||gSyjflj||^^yIIax-pcr formerly resided j ^^rnru^nd was"one of our oldest ! SSP?&?sc citizens, and bis friends here j |||Pg9h|vs glad to see him. MUws and Herald including | pporter acknowledge the | invitation to the annual ] ^^^^^^^HwtVhite Oak Prize; Club ' ||||n December 31sr. We | WH^Mi^RHHUniess the cloud* fail. I^HgSKHRS^g a very good crowd in j ^P^ristmas. and the -effect* of j BP?arIveorn or some other corn or 1 ^^HFvvas plainly seen, but Xmas. comes j ^pmt once a year, and this being inch a F good year everybody is more or less j ?Miss Sharp, from Cleveland, Ohio, : I will give an art display of needle work, j m embroidiry and etchings, equal to any j paintings, at the millinery and fancy i Kgoods store of J. Q. Boag to-day and wto-moirow. A welcome h all. a? it is j ||&a free exhibition. * KJteThe news of the death of Chief | HB^jlaWEe Simpson on Friday last was j ^received br Tiie Xkws and IIeuald within two hours after'the event and j posted on our bulletin board, thus ?iiv- I in? our people the news over one day i | ahead of the State papers. ?Dr. J. D. Palmer, who ha> been! for awhile retired from the practice of j medicine, will resume work w ith his ! office in Ridgcway as formerly. Dr. \ Palmer is a physician of well known j reputation and skiJJ, ana we irusi mvrill secure it share of the business in J liis section. ?Mr. W. Lowndes Wilkin?, who came to Fairfield la*t January and took charge of Mrs. Bell's place on Little River, made one hundred and fifty bales of cotton this year. On the' same plantation only sixty-one bales were made lust year. We are always glad to have such energetic young men settle in our county. ?Early on Wednesday morning our k streets were enlivened by a runaway. M Mr. das. Elder's pony was startled in front of J. F. McMaster & Co/s store B by th*. explosion of a fire cracker, he ? . w.? IParted oil, niacin tiie turn ut Court House corner very nicely and headed for Allen's branch, via the Presbyterian Church but being short winded he was ?oon caught and returned. No damage. [ ? C. A. Douglass, E?q , returned torn New York on Tuesday, where ^ has been on business, both la\r and ggolin. Mr. Douglass inspected t!ie HLk ai:d pottery woiks in the vicinitv amhov. Camden. Dsltimore I other cities, and returns home conaia:iufac:ure of lire and bnild'u-g R'e were y!.n] to see the genial Sfriend Major Woodward on t'uc i xi-iiwUv The Maior look? 'I f Highest of all in Leavening Power. ARSOW ? Mr. and Mis. John G. Mobley J gava a reception to their daughter?, the/ Misses Wright, on Christmas evening, i at their home, La Grange. The occa- J ?ion v.as a must delightful one. Dane-' iny was ::eut up until la!C\ and all of j the guests were profuse i:i their e.x-j pres>u r.5 of tie happy event at Li! (Jr. which savors perhaps more of j the ante-bellum clays in hospitality j than any home in the comity. ?Our fellow townsmen, H. C. s Elliott, was deputized the other day to arrest a negro for disposing of prop-! erty under mortgage. ITe had tlie man in custody, but went with him to his home to allow him to ?et a mule to : ride. "When the man got in his house ' li? refused to come out and one of his j friends stooped to pick u[> a gun, when j Mr. Klliott, beleiving discretion t? be J the better part of valor, left and came! to town without his man. I ?"\Vc clip the following from tliej i Charleston World'. Senator-elect Irl?y| has appointed Osmond AV. Buchanan, of Fairfield, his private secretary. Mr. Buchanan it u young lawyer, and one of the editors of the Farmers' Interest. lie married a daughter of Con-! i pressman. Tillman, ;md took a promi I neut part iu the reform movement, i congratulate our friend and ncigh' bor on his appointment and believe he i will till the position acceptably. ?The Governor has appointed, and j the Senite confirmed the following ! officers for this county. Havne Mc-j i Meekin, treasurer: J. B.Crosbv, Audi-! I * 7 I i tor; W. F. Jackson, supervisor of ! registration: .J. II. Xeil, jury comuiisJ sk?ner; trial justices: Hugh A. Ste; venson, tirst district: J. D. Blair. se| cond; J. S. Douglas?, third; J. I>. j Stevenson, fourth: J I. F. Boechel,; j liftli; J. II. Stewart, sixth: 1. ju. Catheart, seventh; Luther Brazwell, I eight: K. A. Meares, ninth; A. G. ! Bookman, tenth; J. I?.Steele.eleventh; I Joseph McMeekin. twelfth; AV. IJ. j Ilogan, thirteenth. I I When Babv was sick, we gave her Clisteria, j When she was a Cliild, she cried for Castoria. When she became Miss, she clunj to Castoria. j When she had Childr^^Mure them Castoria. Herring 'who lives near "NVallaceviUe has fouml a lump of gold weighing one pound and a half, and has refined : an offer of tifteen hundred dollars ' made lrfra in Columbia. Mr. Herring will not disclose the spot where such treasure may be found, but gives the vague answer that it exists on a certain hillside ia Fairfield. Personal.?Mrs. W. M. Allison, of I Yorkville, is visiting lier sister, Mrs. j W. II. Williford. Mr. C. P. Gladden was in town on Sunday from Chester. lie reports business in Chester as very good and the town is on quite a boom. Mrs. I). V. Walker and Mrs. J. C. | Buchanan have gone to Macon Ga.! for the holidays. Miss Mattie M&ckorell, of Blackstock, is spending the holidays in town ; ?nd rplnfives. Toi'cmxo the Fancy Ball.?At the j ball to-morrow (-veiiit.g everybody is | invited t.? attend, and vontijf Indie*! who -uMteiniilate |>ariici|>aiiu<; will ;ro j under the charge >{' their chaperons, j <iei.lIt'itn i) w ill hw .liarjfrd u:i :?drni*-! sion i? p of twentv-t:\*e cei*, inclnd-j j!t?-a',| mule ciiihi^en ? !*} ifith*. li ar i den'* l>at:d. < ! will fun.i>h j the music, ami it> 111 s>ji:?*?i??i? i? ?ai.) i<?i <'Xeel the lamoti* Itstii'i ljnnd, ofj Charlotte. rhichhas been popular! 1:5 Wiiin-Uor.. i;ci the music alone I I would ail-jnl one plca*nr?? f*r ii:e; evenit.ir. I A COMPLIMKNT TO irOLlCITOK Mo j Donai.d.?Wo dip the following from i the Columbia lieijister of llie 24th ins'.: I The clerks under Solicitor McDonald's | charge, in ???o etij/io?>itii: department, j i\es:eiday ??*>titheir appreciation of that "eniicman l?y piesenting himj with a <.'01(1 headed cane, the presen'a-j I lion being made in a complimentary j : letter, to which was attached the sigr- j ; nature* of the following1 genucmen; i J mo (i. ('ape*. Greenville; T. I>. ! Iiutler, Union; U. \Y. Memminger, j ! Charleston; T. S. Bonham, Columbia;! ! 1>. li. Marvin, Oakland; Jno. \V\ ! : Smart, Winnsboro; John Boyd, Winns- J 1 boro: F. F. Covington, Marion; A. C.j j Jones, Columbia. Solicitor McDonald responded in a ' j graceful letter, expressing l.is appre- j : ciatiou of the regard shown him by I tlie gentlemen of the engrossing d<ii part menf. Tlie declining powers of old age j may he wonderfully recuperated and - * 1 *? ll ^ ..o.k II.uwPi j sustained uy me uam us. *. * ,.v j Sarsaparilla. | IIOT S UPPElt AS I) OTHCK ITEMS riiov HETJiBL mcigfikokiiooh. The list supper ndwrtiz-d lo take i place at tiir parsonage of Fairfield Circuit was quite a jiicc-css mid the i effoJt? of (he ladies ??f Bethel cengrc it? l r ...... .1. I g'iltiotl IimitM iiti!/.ru iuiu U'i i ? ihmi.u. c*c:ts- Everybody cijoved ilifni?e!v\* : cxirfincly *uii our new pastor made ,! many jtleajMU acqaaiutahcei. Christina* {ui^ed < {!* qui-iily, uur fanners thankful for ilie bonn; tit'nl harvest of l>t'0. Much cotton i? :! still under the jiinhousei in this .*c , tion awaiting a ?ott!it s: of the financial ; di?tnrh;inces and a reaction in prices. Contracts for the new \ e*r are beinjf 11 mad?, most of ti;e laborers lemainhg ; ; in their old homes. x. ' I Decvtnber .'J. Xe ttralgi c JFY rson s 1 | Ar.'.I those troubled ^ i::< r.ervo:is:ioss resulting i from care or overwork will be relieved by ttkiag Brown's Iroji Bitters. Genuine ' has tradt iu&rk and crossed red lines on wrapper. ?U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17. 1S89. i TEVt PURE | A DOlJi/.i: Mil: HI AG K. i Tuesday crei-inir. December 2.'W,j will be long' itincmbered amoMg the i ynuiig folks <>.* Longtovru. One of'.he ! most beautiful mk! &;y!i>h in:t>rinj.?* J ccremouics wr.< i>?<i at ;!ie rcii?1<*nco of Mr. D. Y. Morgan. Mr. David Weir \VS< uru rird !'? M:-'S SiHii.i Morgan, ami at the linn: ansl place Mr. K. D. Enandt-z was married I to Miss Fannie Dove, all of Long- I town. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. J. A. WiUon, of Ilidgeway, in a most solemn and impressive manner. The brides were attired i.i an elegant costume of while; the bridesmaids were aitired in rich but simple co-Jumci; the groom and gentlemen : i waiting wore handsome evening dr<-?s mils. After the ceremony a roy*l wedding feast wa? spent at the hospitable honK- of Capt. D. Y. Morgan. It was great iy enjoyed by all. K. J'. J. Loxgtowx, Doc. 28, Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. HAPrZMXGS AT JILACKSTOCK. <>uiet Xinas but Vair Business?Mr. Danl. Stevenson Coining to Wlnns'joro? C'liaugin; IScsMencci?Ii?v. II. P. Smith Succeeds liev. Mr. Neville?Young Men at Home for the Holidays?A Flourishing School and Successful Supper for the Band?Visitors. Christmas passed (ft* quietly. The merchants did a lair business, but the low price cf cotton had its oilect upon trade. Wo are sorry to lo?e Mr. Danl. II. | Stevenson and family from our town. I They will remove to your town and tsLe charge of tlie Wintiiboro Hotel1 j on January 1st. What will be our loss will be your gain. There will be considerable changing j of residence* about, the first of the I \ ear. Dr. J. 11. Allen will occupy j the house vacated bv Mr. D. If. Stovi ens>on, M:\ T. Ii. McKeown will move ! to Mrs. llicklin's house, Mr. 1). A. | Deitz will return u> his own residence, I the new Hoard of County Commi>sioni ers having eh c!ed Mr. Junes his suci cessor as superintendent at the poor I Il?;u?e. Mr. Thos. Walker has purjchased the new house belonging to S Mr. A. B. Dongiass ami will occupy f v w;, ! it another year. ituv. v.. *j. n i the pastor of the Methodist Church a! this place, will live aroiher year in Lhe lionse 'a . Mrs. X. E. Faulkner. Rev. R. P. Smith, paiioT^r. elect of the Presbyterian Church, has arrived with his family and lives in the beautiful manse lately built by that congregation. lie preached Lis first sermon at Concord Church on December 21. His installation will take place the third Sabbath in January at Concord Church. Some of our yeung people have re turned home to spend the nonuays with relatives and friend?, viz.:* Arthur CornwelJ, from the South Carolina University, Jones McCrorcy from Fnrman University, Jnmes and Davidson Douglas from Davidson College, Fitz C?rnwell from Chester and Lenoir 11. II., Reuben McCrorey from Lancaster, where he has a position a3 telegraph operator. Mr. Fitz JJiiiku, from the Columbia Theo'?oical Seminery, is spending tne holidays with Mr. \V. Banks Thompson. his relation. The Blackitock High School is closed for two weeks and the Principal, Prof. W. E Mikell, will spend ?h(? limp iii Sumter, with relative*. The school is in a flourishing: con di:ion. Proi'. Mikell lias an efficient a%?iitant. Mign Ki!a lJiain. Ti.e lilackstcck Cornet Band ^are an entertainment on Christina# night in the shape of a Chiistin:;s Titc. It quile a mi<tc?<s financially. The procerus arc t -,r the hen* tit of tlie b-nl. Mr. Uujjh T. Ii. uce an i family ixj?> i t miom ; > leave f >r Aikan-a* (liradsiv (Josisiiy) where they will ? i-,. fntinc luitni*. I J J *4 Rk < I IV? I I Mr*. \l :rv E Kenned;', of liid^eway. and i.tr grand daughter, Miss Minnie Kennedy, are spending >o:tie time with Mr. Geo. L. Kcrnedv. Jirnmie Oaig, son of J. E. Crai-/, lias acceptrd a position as cleik with the linn of L. J>. I)ougla>s & C<?. fjr a short time during the busy season. li. " Cold Wares Are predicted with reliable accuracy, and people liable to the pains and aches of rheumatism dread every change to etftvmr weather. Although ] 11<? uivi c? v* ?.. . Hood's Sarsaparilla is no.t claimed to be a positive specific for rheumatism, the remarkable cures it has effected show that it may be taken for this complaint with reasonable certainty of benefit. Its action in neutralizing the acidity of the blood, which is the cause of rheumatism, constitutes the secret of the success of Hood's Sarsaparilla. If you sutler from rheuma tism. give Hood's Sarsaparnia a lair trial: i: will do vou irood. _L _ ^ " ?. I D O TS FJi OX Ji VCKIIEA D. There v?as an entertainment at ; Buena Vista I.ist night for the purpose ... , ! ot raising moncv t? buy an organ tor Salem Chinch. Notwithstanding tlie cold weather, a gootllj nnmbar were i present, and I believe a nice' sum was I realized fur tlie purpose. I Our hearts were saddened at the j result of the Senatorial contest. South I Carolina owes more to Wade Hampton than to anr other living man, *n<l we hoped the dc*ir?! for change might not ; reach this ^rand o!d hero, "sans ]><nr. j saux rrpnultfj" but ibat he mi?flit be 1 ;n fiirtl?<>f limn* r the old M arcu iu 5*ii4i # Palmetto Sta'e by 1#js wise couniel. Mrs. Poellniiz, Mr*. Meador and children, alter a very pleustnt tojoiirn j among relatives, have returned to their j h'imcs in Alabama. Mr. 1). Goodielte, of Greenville, ! is vi>iiiis*; his old home. His friends aic lejoiced at his improvement in j health. He brings glowing account* of tiie many advantages in the "M??nnj tain Ciiv'' in hea;thtiilne?s, business, i educational and religion* privileges. < Wishing Tiik Xkws and Hkkai.d a hiti-'l-y Christmas, 1 will close. December i;0. N'ijiportk. H-ilTEE'CI I M ^ &SAC3C Ilk ' m I H f$ gg Thousands of dollars worth of chickens arc destroyed by Cholera every yea:. It is more fatal to them than all ether diseases combined. But the <ii>covcry of a liquid remedy thatpcsiiively destroys the Microbes has been made. Half of the chickens ;;rc killed by MicroV" before they are fryers. A 50-cem. bottle is cr.ouga for 100 chickens. It is mtecd. If, after using j two-thirds oi a bottle you arc not satisfied with it as a cure for Cholera, return it to the druggist from whom you purchased it, and he wiil lefund your money. For sale by DR. TV, E, AIKEN Winnsboro, S. C. What It Does. Hood's Sarsaparilla 1. Purifies the blood. 2. Creates an appetite. ;>. Strengthens the nerve.*. 4. Makes the weak strong. 5. Overcomes that tired feeling. 6. Cures scrofula, salt rheum, etc. j 7. Invigorates the kidneys ana Jivor. j 8. Relieves headache, indigestion,! dyspepsia. ~ * | If given in time, your chickens will never have gapes or cholera. We mean Gamers magic chicken cholera cure. S?>ld "no cure, j o par" by Dr. j l W. E. Aiken. ' * Merit Wins. We desire to say to our citizens, that for vears we have been selling Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bueklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that ! luve given such universal satisfaction. I We do not hesitate to guarantee them j every time, and we stand ready to refurd the purchase price, n saiisiafiwj ivsuhj do not follow their use. These remedies have won the!r great popularity purely on their merits. McMaster, Brice & Ketchin, Druggists. * Many 1'crsoiis Arc broken down from overwork or household cares Brown's Iron Bitters rebuilds the system, aids digest ion, removes excess of bile, and cures malaria. Get the genuine. liuclilen'H Aruiac Salvw. The Best Salyk in the world for (,'ut>, Bruises, Sores, llh-ers, Salt Kheuiu, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chepped Hands, Chillblains, Corns, and all ?>kin Eruptions, and posii s>itro? Piles. or no uav reui'ired It is guaranteed to give perfect s ?"t!sfaetion, i rmoney refunded. Price 23 cents pei box. For sale by Mcil'i5*"> Mriee & Re.Uihiu. ' LiiULMLIiii<?".l LlltJ.LIL iWIIIIII ! I 1113? | T^R. J. RAJ<JIER, of Ridgeway, *4/ announces thar&L resumed me practiceo^Oi^edicine, and caT\be found at liis former offict-^focjeousultati^n, and that he will attend cases ar'A u.*?*?s??(Lwhcn required. Rebuilding: Cedar Creek Bridge. Office of .jCouxtt Commissioners, ( ' 30th December, 18D0. { wEALED PROPOSALS, for the rebuildO ing of the bridge over Cedar Creek on the Middle Road leading from JJIythewood to Simpson's Turnout, will be received at this office up to lio'ciock 31. the 28th day of January, ism. Specifications made known on application at this officc. J NO. J. NEIL, 12-30flxtd Clk. lid. Co. Com. JUST RECEIVED, /.NOTfJER supply of POWDERED SAGE, CAYENNE PEPPER, BLACK PEPPER, Etc -ALSO? BA KEK'S CHOCOLATE and ? PHILLIP'S COCOA. W. K. A 3 HEX. FOR RENT, rr.IIK KPISCi>PAl. ilKCTOKT. \\>si M*s.sio:i giro 11 Jutm.;ry 1, l.UU. Apply at Postoftice. XOTIl E TO TRESPASSERS. f FORDI1) all persons fr ni lmn;itig on 1 my hinds, and v.iil ?ruseruie ;.ny I erson 1 know to do so from liiis dato. A. WILL! FORI). Decembci 2:i, I8'n>. l2-2:J-im | MUNICIPAL TAX JNUJIUJfc. fj'OWX TAXES will be clue and payable i i from now until tn<> first of January, i 1SH1. The levy is three mills unci $2.uu i commutation street tax. Wiunsboro, S, C-, Nov. 21, 1890. 11-22 J.N. WITHERS, Clerk. OATS AND LUMBER. OKA BUSHELS of Pure lied Rust OOU Proof Oats ar.d 50,000 feet cf Assorted Lumber for sale by J. K. DAVIS, 0-lOfxtf Monticello, S. C. NOTICE. 1WILL offer at public sileon saiesaay injJanuary, 1SD1, the unpaid accounts and notes belonging to the estate of D. H. Flenniken. Also two Gold Watches. Terms?1'.-ash. J AS. A. BRICE, 12-20?4t Assignee. oxkdollak weekly Buys a good Gold Watch by our Club System. Our 14 karat pateni stifleped Gold cases are warranted for *20 years. Waltham or E'gln movement?reliable and well kiK.vn, Sicm wind and set, hunting or open face, Lady's or Gent's size. Equal to any $75 Watch, we sell one of these Watches for $25 ca>-h, and send to any address by registered mail, or by Express C. O. I)., with privilege ol examination; also by our Club System at SI rer week. i . !. Uur 111 JLUli jiillll , n it ww- . w "Our Jewelers have confessed i they don't know how you can lurj nisli such work for the money.!* One good, reliable AGENT WANTED in (ach place. Write far particulars. EMPIRE WATCH CO., ! 48 & 50 Maiden Lane, New York, 1 *- >" 1 O?- I A 1 * NOTICE TO CREDITORS. VIA. persons having claims r.^aiiist the estate of Jo!in A. Brice, deceased, will present them, properly proven, to the undersigned at Chester, S. C.: and ali t-<\ <niil r!/>f>iia*rd will UillliUd I ? J V* c. C/CX. Vi ?.w V.V please make prompt payment to me. "a. G. BRICK, f 12-0 4 RxecuU-r Jno. a. Briee. ?V I m FAIR * A 11 nflrcrtric in/lAnfft jryii take notice that tlieir a due, and we want tlien] McMASTER, B SANTA HE commissions u3 to tell you that 1 store. He is a pretty old man tc I besides children are getting so nuraer year we are to be his agents for farnisl CHRISTM. I Sanla Claus lias fitted u? out with a i CHEAP. As we commenced the &ea? gains. FIIE GOODS ill . We keep tho be?t, and our principle onr trade; our pric?s the lowest; our j bonai zx. I'D W DX it. H .1 1 9-23fxtilFeb23 QrijIT CIIJM nf Jul A1 5nAi iiinrni jl' w JChristmas IS tba question now uppermost in eve; be appreciated by the older people. For a lady, ?uch things as a Drew Pat shades, with very nice Trimmings. For gentlemen, a nice Hat, a pair of 1 kerchieft, Collars or CuffV, would mat Tho vnnnwr n?nnl? will alio eXDect 1 "v J I 1? -- I In this line can also be found a ?reat China Mugs, China Cup? and Saucers, i Set*, Vases, Wall Pocket# and Albums ?Come now while the assortment is co H. LAN! Proprietor of thfr Nei pi ri nidaf? IJJUUil uuuaivu I. WE bare tiro Pinsh Cloaks on hand, ?ne No. 54 and one No. 36. They are cheap at $15. We will olFei them at $10 each this week to close nut. We believe ther are the cheapest ! garments ever offVred. lfyjii needs i fine wrap at a very low priee uow ii your opportunity. | I To Arrive this Week, j Another lot of CAPES; the last I'm ! this season. i>. LAUDERDALE. | A. I). HOLLER, | BUILDER AND CONTRACTOl and Manufacturer of | BS iSK. SJE&.0 WINXSBORO, S. C. E&-Piaus and specifications for dive i ings, factories and store-houses furnishe I nt. reasonable rates. l-2fxly | ?Job work done with neatnesa ar | dispatch at this office f J . OTi(JK d to us will please ecounts and notes are i paid. * RICE & KETCHIN. GLAUS IRE ! ai< headquarters for 1893 will be at our > attend to the distribution himself, and Dua the pack burt? his back. So this bin^ AS GIFTS. i-.l uCCTT jpienaia line ana limruviuu a? u? ion with bargains we will end w5th barPLEHTY OF THEI is f*ir dealing; our ambition to please welcome warm to all; our bargains a IILLIPS LLWEfilVE rybody'* mind. Something useful may tern of Henrietta iu one of the newest , due Shoos, a nice Cravat,* lot of Hand- < :e their hearts feel glad. something to amuse and please them. nuny articles for them: Caps, Sack?, China Plate*, Dinuer, Tea and Toilet in fjraat variety. mplete. I ) E OIK E R. it,York Racket Store." acottohstrikF 5J5a, Boss?I'll ml no more, 'less you weigh your Cotton on ajONES ^-TonCottonJSeak^ AA' NOT CHEAPEST BUT BEST. Beam Box, Tare Beam, Freight Paid." For terms address, JONES OF BINGHAMTON, BINGHAMTON, N.T. | FOR SALE. i HORSES, MARES AXB ' jllJLES. JUST ARRIVED In addition to stock on hand a carload of GOOD MULES AND HORSES, Among them lome good marcs and some nice driving hor?es. Mules ranging from 14A to lo? hands high. i* j Perseus wishing' to buy win ao we:i i | to call aud examine the/n before buy| ing elsewhere. They will be sold i LOW FOB CASH or on time until next fall with satisfactory paper. 1 A. WILLIFORD, WINNSBORO. S. C. I I FRESH GROCERIES. I I ?! are ready to supply our customers u i V? \ritli Canned Fruits and Vegetables ! direct from the White Oak Canning Co.'s factory. Also a full line of Fancy and Family Groceries. Respectfully, il-i?)-tf MRS. II. if. McCARLEY. A STORE WK1 AT OLD .FliJX OUU GKEETKG to all is full o? hope, that the Fall and Winter ^purchases of the a people are satisfactory. We know of no other market that can give better advantages in trade than Winnsboro is now offering to tiis people; and. further, we know no other house in "Winnsboro can make trading more pleasant and profitable to the buyer than at the Corner Store. j FAVORS TO ALL arc secured in our house by polite attention and just treatment; and with this assurancewe again invite all the people to call at once while our display of a full stock is at its best Our young ladies will ' be glad to show our elega" t stock of I DRESS GOODS AXD XOTIOXS. We had a special thought for the early ; trade and have in store aii extra nice selection of BEST CALICOES, DRILLETTES, SATEENS AND /?<T-vr<^tt a uto VjHM vjnn-vi.o, In our hurry and bustle in New York we did not forget the indispensable HANDKERCHIEF. Ask to see our Children's, Misses' and Ladies' CXDERWJEAR. The cold weather is coming; get your BLANKETS and FLANNELS. ! GENTLEMEN, Give us a call when anything in White j Shirts, Colored Shirts, Hats, Cravats, i 01lars, Hosieiy, Handkerchiefs, Underwear, etc., Is wanted. A pleasure to show our goods; to show i Respectfully, J. M. BE OFFICERS ANI M. C. WILL! W. B. JiOORE, Tieatnrer. C. E. SPENCER. T. B.McLAIN. *rNJ -ra & Carolina Largest use these good#? 1. Because they are made of finest mati 2. Because they are unsurpassed in ?ty 3. Bccause they arc made by Southern South for Southern Folks. Southern pr our way to strength. Every job Carriage, Phaaton, Surrey, five .P5-:kfkct sat Onr agents arc authorized lo guarantee ship or material. ixspjfx1 axd b Remember, the greatest economy is gel of clothes is high at anv price. For sale R. Proprietor Winnsboro Wagon Work#, j Respectfully, ~ ? ? AH ? A CAiiULUNA 1' jUdT mm ] .4 LAKGE Lor OF MASON'S j l\ Ja?t!y Celfhrun d Cak-'s, i,'r:ick-; < ers and Biscuit*. Cbi?;re;nul Marai-on:. j * i An>?|f.u Oi-ynvfi^. XlltS. CilSOJI | c\ 1*<J X*p|/4V-~, V_, * - , _ and Currant*. ily line of . CASXKD GOOD^i I' is now complete and my price? are low. Just Opened. Up. j A lot of No. 1 Mackerel, which I am ! offering at ridiculouily low prices. ' They must go. Fresh Flour, Meal. Rice, Grits, hard and Bacon, received daily, aud my prices are moderate. Sosar and Coffee. I have too large a stock of these necessaries, and thev must go. I have found ou-t only too late that it is money and not sugar and coffee that I need. Mv nrices on Bridles, Saddlery and Harneis are lower than any, and 1 ara determined to get rid of them if at a sacrifice. I need the room .for other stock. Give me a call. It shall be to your interest. U, 6. DESP3ETES. OH HMD " I a \T r. TO ARRIVE. l-LJkx. ? A FINE Ab'SOUTMENT OF COOKS, Hollow-ware, Tinware, Jars, Flower Pots, a:tii a general line ot ECSk'9 j Fresh and Nice. Also a general line of House Furnishing Goods. W. W. KE'fCHIX. THIS PAPER ITkoweu'&'co's iiowgp^S XAvertltln^SaKi1 (adverimM oc^widi Bm%W iOitK* Km v * 7 .ml fro to it with delight." . We delight to sound the praise Oi BEAT Y'S $3.00 I Tl>e Goodyear process by which they ?>r% ' made renders them equal in ease and fl-x- _ ibility to hand-sewed shoes. Your perity is our success. To secure prositty a man's mind must soar highsr thai! feet. Buy comfort and durabilifv At BEATY'S. "What gift has Providencc bestowed on mansodeartohimashischildren?" Take care of the dear little fellows'feet and ? them frolic. Last, but not least, we say to f the ladies, the whole country depends 11 j*?a \ your influence. Keep your mmd at V,a^l+>, r> rotated. BEAT V 'S (Ill U >>7Ui vu , COMMON SENSE SHOES will aid you . | Grocery Slit j For the family table we are constantly receiving the best fresh supplies ol ? kinds of nice goods. Special attention is called to our I received every week. Lemons, Apple* and other seasonable goods will be louml " " - * >k at the Corner Store. Call ana see oui CROCKERY. ueans to sell. Call on us often. ATY & BRO. S ) DIRECTORS. jM !S, Preaident. JOS. F. WALLACE, Vice-Preside^ B J. P. GULP, Secretary. C. M. PARROT. ' - ' "-*^1 3ga ( fine light vehicles. Whvveu should -g rial and skilled labor. le, durability and finiab. people of Southern Timbers in the otection by Southern production is Cariolet or Buggv is guaranteed to - . ISFACTIOX. f| and repair any defects in workni iu?-sfs M K COJTVIXCED. t roar money's worth. A $5.00 suit at Winntboro, S. C., by T. MATTHEWS, ind dealer in everything on wheels. ft A suyrijs wu. m ^?*-:M mmwrni l \\7E HAVE OS EXHIBITION Vt the largest and finest display :>f Holiday Goods ever brought t<* ^ Winnsboro. Plush Cases, Manicure Sc; , J Writing Desks and Pads, J Toilet Cases. Album-, Portfolios, Scrap Books, Christinas Card , New Year Cards, ' Booklets, Etc., Etc., E'c. A. Fine Line of Books ! ^ suitable for children and nice presents. Our line of PERFUMERY ? can be excelled by no one. All ot || which v;e are selling at > Very Low 3?ric?| in order to advertise our new^H^H^H Store. Come eariy and get the Wlaasbore Brag CHEAPEST MEDICI* E KM CONSIDERING QUALITY ANO SIZE OjH XT WXLX, ALSO (BILIOUSNESS, DYSPEW AND C320XXC C0KS7lPATI0]fl DRUGGI ,f. jfl Winnsboro, jm