The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, July 01, 1891, Image 5
IW. D. MOOIiE, Treasurer.
C. E. SPEXCER.
Carolina
IT A KG EST BUILDERS in the SouMi
Lj use these goods ?
1. Because they are made of linest in
2. Because they are unsurpassed in s
Because they are made by Southe
South lor Southern Folk*. Southern
our way to strength.
Everv job-Carriage. Phaeton, Surrc
I PERFECT SA
Our agents arc authorized to guaram
ship or material.
INSPECT AXI) 1
Remember, the greatest economy is j
of clothes is high ai any price. For sa
IVonriM/M* Winnsbaro \Va<?on Work
I; CAROLINA
Cotton Seed, Cotfr
Ferti
w E have closed down our Oil Mill,
ITT to uuy seeu ior casu, ur e.wiwn
jp In comparing' the value of ootu
" iev.e. Prof, llilgard, of Mississippi,
^pecidlly when previously 'heated' or
bly the least effectual mode of employ
for a variety of reasons, of which the i
hull constitute very serious obstacles t<
promotes decay, and of the rootlets se<
that when the seed is used in such a
these obstacles. It may lie in the soil
change; we shall find the hull almost
inside, enclosing all the soil itigredieut
crop. All that it does the first season i
in fermentation, while the most import
bear its own interest. This evil is enh
which materially obstructs, decay, the 1
like sardines or olives inside its Lull."
P ^ihat the soil ingredients *lje present'; i
b&~ptrf in the right place.'* Manure, to
readily mixed with"the soil arohnd anc
tion requires rapid acd complete decay
lorrn. Both are most advantageously :
substantially all the soil ingredients of
cept the small amount contained in the
"The high value of cotton peed cake
chemical composition, is amply confin
i? greatly to be preferred to the raw se
version of the latter into cake meal 01
cotton planting.
If von have any seed on hand now o:
bring them in and exchange thein for
contain plant food in a readily availub!
this season bv applying them cither be
you have cows to feed, you will find cc
best of stock food. And, Sir J. 1>. La
of cotton seed meal fed to a steer will
Kemember that we have three gradi
which you can select such as will suit
zers." savs W. E. Stone, chemist of th<
be effective mast supply to the soil, aiu
rials as are required bv the demands ol
A fertilizer is alter all a supplement to
made by the production and removal <
on insufficient food is poor economy,
are already there iu abundance is a \vr
therefore, requires knowledge on two j
iim M-nn rr? hf nmdnf.ed and the abilitv
with regard to the composition of ferti
ment the deficiencies of the soil."
If we cannot suit you in the grades \
a fertilizer containing any relative pe
nitrogen, phosphoric acid and potash?
I Yours respectfully,
THE FAIR FIE LI
13^6. D. Dunn. Manager, will have 1
the cash business of the concern. Tim
M. W. Dotv, or D. V. Walker, at the s
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TH E PRESS.
Potter Building, 3t> park Row, New York
II. A. GAFLLAKD,
A T T O K X E Y - A T - L A W,
WINXSBOUO, S. C.
Office up-stairs over .1. M. I i-aly k Uro.'s '
itojtf.
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[) niKKCTOUS.
IS, President.
JOS. F. WALLACE, Vice-President.
J I'. CULP, Secretary.
C. M. I'All ROT.
???r?ry ^??
t ol' tine light vehicle?. Why you should
mf Ai*?y ! in.-! L-11T r?r ? IOUai*
jut iwii* oniiivvi
jtylc, durability and finish.
rn people of Southern Timbers in lho
protec'ion by Southern production in
!> , Cariolet or Buggy i> guaranteed to
TWFACTIOX.
;ee and repair ny defects in workmanISK
loxviA(Ki).
tfet your money's worth. A S5.(HJ suil
ie at wimisDoro, ?>. v.;., l>v
T. MATTHEWS,
?, and dealer in everything on wheels.
BUG&Y CO.
3H Seed, Meai and
Users.
for the prp>f-:it season, but will continue
ire Cotton Seed .Meal rtr Fertilizers foi
>n seed meal and the whole seed as fer
says: "The use of whole cotton seed
buried too deep for sprouting, is proba^
in?* that excellent fertilizer; and this.
:hiefare the following: i. The furze 01
> thA ru'i'fvs<? both nf the moisture, which
iking for nourishment. It thus happens
manner, that sprouting fails to remove
for a twelve month, with little or nc
intact, with a black, shrunken kerne
?, safe from the demand* ot" the growing
s to stimulate the soil by gases formed
ant portion has lain idle, and failed tc
anced by?2d. The oiliness of the seed,
kernel being, as it were, 'put up in oil',
f'rml i nni iwr imMVf ?*ft icjlfkf fi|ini!?V
they must be in the right condition am!
Ijt; profitable, must be capable of being
I beneath the plant. The former condi ;
the latter a powdery or granulated
fulfilled in oil cake meal, which contains
the seed from which it was made, exhull
and furze.
meal as a fertilizer, as indicated by its
ned by experience." ''The fact that it
ett it represents, should render the conic
of the matter-of-course operations ol
r >houlil you have any left after planting,
meal or fertilizers from which, as they
0 form, you can get immediate returns
?foie or after planting your cotton. Ii
>tton seed meal one of the cheapest and
\v?:s is authority for saying that one ion
produce thirty dollars worth of manure.
of excellent fertilizers for sale lroin
your land and pay you best. "Fertili1
Experiment Station of Tennessee, 'Ho
1 hence to the growing crop, such mate:
the latter and are lacking in the soil.
fJjr* cai! o f in vor\lopft tliO H I'd t'f c
>f crops. To attempt to produce crops
To supply materials to the soil which
iste. The intelligent use of fertilizers,
joints: 1. with regard to the needs of
of the soil to supply these needs: 2.
lizers used and their ability to supple*
ve have prepared we will make to order
:r cent ages ot' the necessary eleinentsthat
you may desire.
) U1L AJiJJ I4 JyJtC 11 L/lZiJuli I V<* 1
lis office at the mill aud will transact all
o sales will be made by W. Jt. Doty,
tore ot' W. Jt. Doty & Co.
South Carolina Railway Company.
| /COMMENCING May ;il, 1?91, at 2.53
! p. m., the trains will run as follows
| (Eastern Time) :
MAIN LINE TO AUGUSTA.
DAILY.
i Leave Charleston... <;. *>() a m o.OO p m
I Leave Branchville... i'.oo a m s.05 p m
i Arrive Augusta n.."0 a in 11.15 p in
| AUGUSTA '10 CHARLESTON.
DAILY.
I Leave Augusta?
/x.ooani li.i'jpin 4.?0 p m
! Leave BVanclivUIe?
10.511 a in 2."?> a m s or> p ill
| Arrive Charleston?
'1.15 p m T."<i.)ain 10.15 pm
i MAIN i-JNE ANI) COLUMBIA DIV.
DAILY.
j Leave Charleston?
r>.':-:y a in a 111 5.00 p in
T,>o,.A IV-innl-vill,. 7 on 'r.nin
t jljk *v ? it ux * . / j ? i?i i . ?*j iii
Arrive Columbia?
!?.43 n. ju 10.00 a ill 10.10 }) 111
I Arrive Camden 10.55 am*
i *L)aiIy except .Sunday.
COLUMBIA 1)1V. AND MAIN* I INK.
DAILY.
i Leave Camden 5.00p ni*
i Leave Columbia 0.50 a. m ."<.45 p ra
: Leave L ranch vi lie 8.50 a ui 7."0 p m
i Arrive Charleston J 1.08 a m y.S'J p m
* Daily except Sunday.
CAMDEN <ANI> COLUMBIA ACCOM.
^sMtTe'Coluiiibia..". 9.00 a in
Arrive Camden ii>.55 a int ...
Leave Canuien 5.00 > inf
Arrive Columbia 7.13 pint
Arrive Charlrstion ! .:;(> p mf
! Daily.
Connections made at Columbia daily to
ana from Charlotte, also Cincinnati and
the Xorth, and to and from Asheville, Hot
Springs and the West. Daily except
Sunday to and from points on the C. & G.
Div., K. & I). It. li. Connects at Charleston
Monday, Wednesday and Friday with
Clyde steamships for Xew York and for
Jacksonville, Fia. Connects daily at
(witli X' S 11 v for n 11 nfiintc
in Florida.
G. P. MILLKP, U.T. Ast.,
Columbia,S. C
S. iJ. PICKENS; Gen. Pass. A^t:
C. M. WAliD, Gen. Manager,
Charleston, C.
NOW, OK IX JULY!
IS ihc time to sow Uuta ]>.iga Seed, of
wiii/h we have a fresh supply, with
othev varieties of Turnip >eed.
Fin* lot of Cigars unci Chewing Tobacco. |
A variety of Flavoring Fxtrae s, Insect I
Powder t'i exterminate Hies, Mosquito j
Mixture, Pond's Extracts and other lini- j
nients: Corn Cures, Cordial for Cholera !
Morbu.- ?.?1 Dysentery, Ni]?p!r Shields,
breast. I'ltmps, Toilet Sups, Household i
Ammonia.
Fruit Jars, etc., etc., at tlie Drug Store |
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Mi-MASTKi:. nillCE ^ KF.TCH1N. j
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EVERYBODY!'
SgBg???
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Ull, YES! EVERYBODY OUGHT
to know that after I he 1st of May,
1$K1, asiy :uk! every person, where
then* i-> 11 ? loi: kI lie- use, ::tn >ell cigars
eigarctie* and nil manufactured tobacco
without tli-; heretofore required
special revenue stamp of the United
Stale* of America. Theiefore I'll ofl'er
;o the public and my customers the
following stuck ol Fine Cigar.-, (.'igar
, etlOr-, Tobaeco and Cheroots at a living
[iroiit lo everybody lor the ('ASH,
1 anil ail ijotxis warranted as represented
*
The La rerfection. an all Havana
I0o. Cigir.
The Ko>a!ind, an all Havana 10c,
Cigar.;
The iJaehelor Clab, a long filler 10c
Cigar.
The Gilmorc, a Sumatra wrapper
CIKH'-C ->c. vulgar.
Tne immense (immense in every
tiling but price) 5c. Cigar.
The Kangaroo, the old reliable 5c
I Cigsu*.
The Ledger, the acknowledged stipe
| rior 5c. Cigar.
The Uoval Eagle, Havana long lllle
5c. Cigar.
The'Funuy Boy, a good article, 5c
- Cigar.
The Freeman's Pride, a small swee
a smoke, 5c. Cigar.
The C. O. D. or cash on deliverygood
5c. Cigar.
The Oi) Cuard Cigar, a good stnoke
3 for 10c.
The La Curlotta Cigar, a good smoke
3 for 10c.
i The Intrusion Cigar, an old drv,
for 10c.
The I'cir of Key West Cigar, i
; light smoke, 3 for l()c.
The Specials, a superior Cigar, ;
for 10c.
The I'.enry Clay Cigar, an all 0. K.
1 '2 for oc.
' The S;ar of Liberty Cigar, a ligli
draft, 2 for bc.
| The Rosa del Vulta Cigar, a darl
, strong, 2 for.3c.
j j The Davuna Cheroots, a choice
sriioKc, > lor ivc.
1 The Kinny Brothers Special Straight
' cut Cigarettes.
The itichnioml Straightcut Cigar
1 i ettes.
The Duke of Durham Cigarettes.
The Old Xorth State Smoking To
bacco.
The Volunteer Smoking Tobacco.
The Sweet and Waxy Chewing To
j bacco.
The New Broom Chewing Tobacco
-AT I
in r.ii* iriDiivr^unpju
JC ?? . Al.*. A V -BJS. .M. ^5
, Near Passenger Depot, across froir
Post Office.
ILIUUMOND AND DANVILLE R.I!
I SOUTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
Condensed Schedule in Effect May 31,
1891.
TKAINS I.U-K BY 7oTR MERIDIAN TIME.
Norlli Bound. No. 12. No. 10.
? Lv. Savannah, ll.30p.m 6,40a,ni
Lv Charleston, 10.00p.m. ti.50a hj
Lv. Augusta, 10.45a.m. T.OOp.iD
; Lv. Granitevillc .1.17a.m. 7.32p.ra
Lv. Trenton, 11.45a.m. .-i.22p.ra
Lv. Johnston'* 1 i.59a.ni. 8 36p.m
Ar. Columbia, 1.43p.m 10.35 p m
Lv. Columbia. 2.00D.ra. ll.OOp.m
Ar. Winnsborc, 3.42p.m. I2.5la.m
Ar. Chester, 4.52p.m 2.02e.in.
Ar. Iiock Hill. o.34p.iu. 2.52a. id
Ar. Charlotte, 6.30p.m. 4.00a.m
Ar. Salisbury. 8.45p.m. T.OOa.m
/ r. Greensboro, 10.40p.m. 8.52a.m
Ar Richmond, 7.00a.m. 4.i0p.m
Ar. Washington, 10.20a.m. 7.5?p.m
Ar. Baltimore, I2.05a.in. 11.25p.m
Ar. Philadelphia, 2.20p.m. 3.00a.m
Ar. New York, 4.50p.m. 6.20a
South Bound. No. 9. No. 11
Lv New York, 12.15ngt4.30p.m.
Lv. Philadelphia, 3.50a.m 6.57p.m.
Lv. Baltimore, 6.50a.m 9.30p.m
Lv.Washington, 11.15a.m. li.OOp.m
L v. Richmond, :;.00p.m. 2.55a.m
Lv. Greensboro 10.30p.m. 10.28a.ru
Lv. Salisbury, J2,30a.m. ll.54a.rn
Lv. Charlotte 2.20a.m. 1.55p.m
Lv. Koct Ilill, 3.14a.m. 2.45p.m
Lv. Chester, 3.56a.m. 3.25p.m
Lv. Winnsboro, 4.57a.m. 4.19p.m
Ar. Columbia, 6.20a.m. 5.40p.m
Lv. Columbia. 6.45a.m. 5.55p.n:
Lv. Johnston's 8.44a.m. 7.40p.m
Lv. Trenton. D.02a.m. 7.54d.iu
Lv. Graniteviile, 9.35a.m. 8.27p.n
Ar. Augusta, 10.20a.m. 9.10p.m
Ar. Charleston 11.08a.m. ? 30p.m
Ar. Savannah 6.20p.m. 6.00a.m
THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Pullman cars between Greensboro, NT.C.,
and Augusta on Traius 9 and 10. Train
12 conenccts at Charlotte wiih Washington
and Southwestern vestibule limited
train No. oS, and vestibule train No. 37
southbound connects at Charlotte with
S. C. Division No. 9 for Augusta.
J. A. DODSON,
Superintendent.
J AS. L. TAYLOK,
General Passenger Acre lit,
Washington, L>. C.
I). CARDWELL.D. P. A.,
Columbia, S. C.
SDL. HAAS,
Traffic Manager.
talma's fiiivfiiw
<UV I# %l V v V*
As soon as lie heard of the lynching of
the Italians in New Orleans, promptly demanded
that the affair should be investigated.
Just as promptly should a man,
suffering with disease, hears of the healthrestoring
waters of Cleveland 'Springs investigate
their merits, for when it is known
tbat a man has been
! Assassinated B)
Snmp hidden foe. immediate stem are
! taken to arrest and rid the community of
| such a cowardly murderer. Should not
tben a man when he knows that he has
some disease that will destroy his health,
make every effort to arrest and rid Ins system
of its 'presence'.' And while the strong
arm of the law cannot reach and suppress
mmmm mafia
The members no; being known, yet
Cleveland Springs waters can reach and
completely overcome all diseases of the
Blood, Liver, Rladritv or Kidneys, as well
as Dyspepsia, La Grippe, or any disease
that is known to be undermining health
;it:d breaking down of the Nervous System,
as has been proven in many cases,
and certified to by those who have tested
their virtues. For analysis, testimonials,
etc. address
J. B. WILKINSON,
I im'iiriui opinio,
S-lOtt" JSlielby, N. C.
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ULYSSE G. DESPORTES.
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QWe have a few more tons of COTTON
SEED MEAL, low for the cash.
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It tup titmtti limn
LlfJj MtfAIM
COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
EICHRD A. McGURDY. Presidert
AKSETM, - 8136,461,398.02
SURPLUS. - - 9,457*248.44
THE OLDEST, LAKGEST, STRONGest,
Best Company in the world.
"The best company is the company that
does the most good." The Mutual Life is
such company.
H. G. 3IclLWAIN.
Agent for Lancaster and Fairfiefd Cos.,
Lancaster C. II., S. C.
EWD. L. GERNAND,
. General A?ent, Columbia, S. C. j
7-fxlawly
WIXXSBORO
HOTEL BAR.
taPiifit an New tores
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But plenty of
VIA) IMl'UUrttD A.\U DOMESTIC
LIQUORS, SUCH AS
BR AX DIES, GIXS{
RUM AND WINES,
DOMESTIC IIYE AND CORN OF
ALL AGES AND OTJATJTIFR
LEMONADES AND FANCY MIXED
DRINKS;A SPECIALTY.
M leer Always or Hand.
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Try our Cigars and Tobacco. Soda
Water, Sarsaparilla and Ginger Ale.
winnsbobo:hotel:bak.
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WE ALSO KEEP A FULL
WARE, ETC., WH
QUALITY
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Fruit Jars.
Fruit Jars.
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xruii jars.
A FULL SUPPLY OF
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Iijfoiei Fruit Jars
? IN?
QUART Aff? HAIiF GAL
LOX SIZE^i.
AT THE
Wiaasboro Drug Store,
Next doorto the National Bank.
MITWcart
Have been convicted at last
of selling their stock of
I
Haw Corn,
Bran, Meal,
Flour, Sugar,
Coffee, Tea,
Tobacco, Molasses,
Hams, Bacon,
at such low prices as to dis- i
turb the peace and quiet oi
the commuuity.
All of their customers' testimony
agree in that they have
heen treated with marked respect
and courtesy, and that
their prices are such as to
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warrant their conviction ot
the crime charged Against
them.
le Ire ii tie lace
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OjST
Milling and Dress Goods.
WE have just received another large
lot of beautiful Flowers and a
complete assortment of Ladiea' Hats,
embracing New Shapes that have come
ontaincelhe beginning of the season.
"VVe believe we have the largest and
preitest lot of
OUTINGS
in town and will be glad to show
them to von. Our line of
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u re u:si
we think, is hard to down. Our un- J
precedented &ales this season are very j
flattering, ami our customers will j'
always find us right as to the times in ;
styles, quality and prices.
Yours to" please,
D. LAUDERDALE,
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OBS, NOTIONS
ITS OF THOSE WHO DESI
THE LOWEST PBICES.
10CERIJ
, AND SELECT LINE OF G.
[ICH ARE GUARANTEEI
r AND SECOND TO NONE
I>S SHOWN AND PRICES <
ED WITH PLEASURE.
T1 A T7 CL rnj
j-un.i a ii
GRANITE BLOCS.
McMASTEE, BE
DRUG OBI
BKUGS. DRl
PRESCRIPTIONS CAR I
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4 FULL SUPPLY OF DRUGS
l\ Elixir, Indian Sajjwa, Fernoline ]
Medicines, Lemon Hot Drops, etc., etc
A fresh Hue of GardenjSeeds,
anaonjr them the
GLASS. PA]
Try our fine nickel Ciifar, such a
GEM.
KEY WEST. PLANTA1
nir_ t .1 . i. . 4 la i/\_ .
we nave me uesc siraigni ivc. <ji
OSE CAMPHORATED TOOTH
BOSERINE.
! FOR SALE. !
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I HORSES, 31 A.RES A!
I mULES. i
1 STILL have eight or ten young i
Kentucky Males that I will sell
cheap or exchange for broken down
mules, as I have good pastures to tnrn
1 them into.
ALSO
A few Plug Mules.
ALSO
A few Mares, which I will exchange ;
for mules.
ALSO
A few nice Harness Horses.
ALSO
A couple of good Saddle Horses. i
Persons wishing to bay any of (he
above can do so by calling at my
stables oil Congress street, Winnsboro,
3. C.
I also wish to bay eight orgien |
hnr>L-on rrmlpc jimJ hnr?Pu
A. WILLIFORD, |
ONCE MORE j
TO TIE FROST.
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IT7TTII THE CHEAPEST, CHOICEST !
YV GROCERIES of all kinds that may J
be found in a
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IFIRST-CLASS GROCERY, j
Standard Granulated Sugar, Pulverized '
and Brown, always kept oh hand.
FINEST FAMILY FLOUR in the market.
The Famous Magnolia Hams, Canvassed or
Uncanvassed.
Pickled Pigs' Feet, Mullet and Mackerel
We cut ham from one ponnd up.
Fresh lot of Morgan Ilams and Shoulder!
Meat, which we guarantee fine.
Chow Chow Pickle?at !2><c per pound. I
Celery Saft.
SOMETHING NICE FOR DESERT: j
Gelatine, Fruit Pudiline, &c., &c.
Also the finest New Orleans Molasses
md cheaper grades.
Wheat Bran, Oats and Corn atwayson
liand at
3-21 J. D. McOARLEF & CO.'S
THIS PAPER 1
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LiETE
2SSs83 &, <&2A +
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RE THE BEST GOODS AT
ESS.
ROCERIES, FARM HARD)
TO BE FIRST IN
IN PRICE.
3U0T7RNER
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ICE & KETCEHT.
MBTMEXT.
JGS. DRUGS,
3FULL1 COMPOUNDED
XD DAY.
AND MEDICINES; ALSO LEMON
Balsam, Cuticara Preparation, Pierce'*
BUSH
LIMA BEANS.
INTS. OILS.
s-5
LA MENCKEN.
HON. L. Y. L. S.
gars on the market, Try it.
POWDER FOE .!HE 'iEETII.
ROSERINE.
Ths HOE Outdone.
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AFTER AGES OF TIME
i j n i t %
uaye eiapistiu iveuoen oones nas
invented a
plaist fender,
so that it can at last be proclaimed
with safety that the
hoe, with its great expense
and trouble, is" being driven
out of the field to an extent,
that it will be a minor consideration
in workihg yonr crons.
This machine is for sale by*
W. R. DOTY & CO.,
WINNSBORO, S. 0.
AT THE
Jinan Bate;
-ANDCON
FECTJ ONE R Y.I
MM, CaWsflPies.
- ALSO?
Frenchland
Plain Candies
Just in this week another invoice of
FLORDETHEO CIGARS,
rbe best smoke for Five Cents in town.
ti. A. WHITE.
DENTISTRY.
07QUATTLE"BAUMrDr DT5
WINSSBORO, s C.