The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, July 15, 1891, Image 5
P OFFICERS AND DIR]
.MOORE,Treasurer. ' JOS.
I Carolina
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T A KG EST BUILDERS in the South of fine
HE Li use these goods?
?pk 1. Because they are made of finest mate-ial
g|| 2. Because they are unsurpassed in style, di
p 3. Because they are made by Southern peo
South for Southern Folks. Southern protec'
I our way to strength.
few Every job Carriage, Phaeton, Surrey, Cari
?11 PERFECT SATIS!
Our agents are authorized to guarantee and
H| ship or material.
|S^ INSPECT AX? BE C
KjBBig Remember, the greatest economy is get you
aK^Fof clothes is high at any price. For sale st W
"D rn
t Proprietor Wiuusboro Wagon Works, and (
CAROLINA SI
'cMASTER, BB1C1
among: them the J
r GLASS. PA INI
Trr oar fine nickel Cigar, such as GEM.
KEY WEST. PLANTATION
We have tiie best straight 10c. Uiguri ?
USE CIMPHOR.VTED TOOTH POT
ROSERIJSTE.
LiisiaBi'sGoferioric"
I (Eas
As soon as lie heard or tne lyncmng oi i
tlie Italians iD New Orleans, promptly de-1
inanded that the affair should be invcsti- j ?
jjated. Just as promptly should a man, j
(suffering with disease, nearsof the health-j ~ea.v
r^storinj; waters cf Cleveland ISprinvis in-: Arin
ve^ti^ate their merits, for when it is known j j
that a man has been
Assassinated 8) iz
Some hidden foe, immediate steps are Arm
Uken to arrest and rid the comraanity of j
such a cowardly murderer. Should not
^ tben a man wnen i? Knows max ne nas i
some disease that will destroy his health, I
make every effort to arrest and rid his sys- j Leav
torn of its presence? And while the strong j
arm of the law cannot reach and suppress 1 Leav
i Arriv
TES ITALIAN MAFIA a
; *Di
The members no: being known, yet ^0
Cleveland Springs waters can reach and |
completely overcome a'l diseases of the j
B!?od, Livw, Bladder or Kidneys, as wt-111 Leav
as Dyspepsia, La Grippe, or any disease ! Leavi
that is known to be undermining health | Leav*
and breaking down of the Xervous Sys- Arriv
tem, as has been proven in many eases, I
and certified to by those who have testeu j n
Vrvi- MnolvJc 1 i m I >T1 i p 1 < I
UiCli TilbUCO. JL VI tuiuijuw, .
etc. addre.-s j Leavi
j. b. Wilkinson, ;
^Proprietor Cleveland Springs, i \
5-19tf Shelby, N\ C.
i tD:
IMPORTED GOO?S. ! Cor
j and^f
^ If Imported Ginger Ale. p S* Surid
? I Imported Ba*s Ale. j a j ^ ^
sl i S Clyd*
8 Imported Stout Porter. H ^ J.iek!
^ fi s? ** ^karl
m H P?-aK.,? T/,1.1 Tnnir* i ^ in Fl(
Ml vya?v.?.? _ ^
? Hostetter's Stomach ?| m
J Bitters. I Wi
?& I ^'
^ Milwaukee Export Beer. |j ^ j
=* m i
S An^nsta Exuori Beer. B v I
a I *sicli
2* ADpollinaris Mineral M ?i
? Watc. I S|
m For gale by 8 ?j QK
2 W. F. HABEHICHT. I 5 1875)
I r\?.
ri | M 1 vy"
? 9 Opposite Fostoffice. J i 1S75)
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DENTISTRY. 1So2
jother
B. J. QUATTLEBAUM, D. D. S Fm<
WIN'NbBORO. 3 C. I Powd!
j Mixta
H. A. GAILLARD, ments
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
WiXNSBOllO, S. C. Amine
rrui
Office up- stairs over J. M. lieaty & Llro.'s 1 ,,
store.
s.
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Etrroiis. I Ti' 1 /< f..Il I
;d;;t inn uihiuij !
F. WALLACE, Vice-President.
GULP, Secretarv. j |\ ' I 117 | I
. parrot. Dof'ide wisely!
u
Aft Pro
irsry Co.
So?/ T II iv,
: light vehicles. Why you should ^ 1 ' ^ {J V
and skilled labor.
urability and finish.
pie of Southern Timbers in iho T T J") "H TnTOTTn
inn hv* Southern nroduction is I I L' Ll i ill \ 11 K j
, Lii'ij " iiiouiu
olet or Buggy is guaranteed to
FA CTIOX. & O M P A.'N
repair ny defects in workmanOF
NEW YC
OXVIXCED.
r money's worth. A $5.00 suit
mnsboro, S. I'., by
MATTHEW^ BIOiIRD A. McOiJfiDY. P
iealer in everything on wheels. ^
ifflB/aj fit cxesc ? A AKSET^t - SilS0,40
J^Y CO. SIRPLIS. - - 9,65
_ _ THE O L I) EST, LA KG EST,
7 X. Tr T7m?PTTT m est? lJest Couipan v ill the work
ad QQ mrnimm a vaaiii "The best com pan v is the foi
?? ? S3 ^ does the most The M(i
such company.
TJttEffT. ^ H. G. MclLW
for Lancaster and
||| Lancaster C.
jWwD. L. GERXAXD,
General Agent, Col urn
7-fxlawly
W^: '.yvw YORK)
.IMA BEANS. A bthe.
Founued December l,.
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yDER FOE.THE iEEIlT. Cheap news, vulgar sensatioi
find no place in the columns of
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J^OSiixilNii/. pase in New York. It sp
points.
th Carolina Railway Company. (liJHtwfntySpas?:wlm ;
JtMENCIXtt May 31, 1891, at 2.00 *
P* e trains will run as follo^> all the good tl-inus of the Dai I
ln. day editions
M.&.LX LUAUW5 1A. ror inose wuu <::iniiub auuru
daily. or are prevented by distance
^ r ta n r nn ? ,? receiving it, Tiik VV ekklv is
e Charleston... 6.50 am C.00 p m , .t;t-nF?
e Branchville... y.00 a m S.05 p m su^"luie
-'e Augusta 11.50 a m 11.15pm ? ?
lUGusta 10 Charleston. ^ ^ ADVERTISING .
daily. The Pkess lias no superior in ]
e Augusta?
8.00 a ni 9.10 p m 4.30 p m |THE PRESS.
e 'r'r!IJ? , -- s n- r? m Within the reach of all. Th
-e Charleston- ' ' cheapest Xempaper yab:i*>
1.15 pm 7.50 am 10.15 pm . .. America.
IN LINE AND COLUMBIA DIV. D*lly a,!!l-Sur
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Daily only, one year,
e Charleston? ?" , " four months.
p *.30?m Weekly' Press'one year,
eBranchvilIe (.bpm
e Columbia? Send for The Phess Circular
n a m 10.00 a m 10.10 p m Samples free. Agents wai
e Camden........lO.yoanr* where. Liberal commissions.
uly except Sunday. Address.
LUMBIA DIV. AND MAIN I INE. THE ]
DULT Potter Buildii'g, 38 park How,
e Camden o.Odp in* RICHMOND AND DANVJ
e Columbia 6.50 a m 5.45 p m SOUTH CAROLINA DIV
eBranchvilIe 8.50 am 7.f0 p m ,, , ,
e Charleston 11.08 am 9.30 p m Condensed Schedule in Effec
lily except Sunday.
DEX AXD COLUMBIA ACCOM.
e Columbia 9.00 am Lv. Savannah, 11.30;
e Camden 10.55 a mf Lv Charleston, lo.oop
e Camden 5.00 pni] Lv. Augusta. 10.45a.
e VyUlUUlUltt J.Ji'jJllI] L,v. VjrliilllLC V'liC *4. J (U.J
e Charleston O.aOpmf Lv. Trenton, 11.45a.n
lily. Lv. Johnston's li.o'Ja.
mections made at Columbia daily to Ar. Columbia, l.4">p.i
roni Charlotte, also Cincinnati and Lv. Columbia, 2.00p.i
ortli, and to and from Asbeville, Hot Ar. Winnsborc, :;.42p.c
gs and the West. Daily except Ar. Chester, 4.52p.i
ay to and from points on the C. & G. Ar. Hock Hill. ~>.:'Ap.
R. & D. R. It. Connects at diaries- Ar. Charlotte, (>.:;op.
[onday, Wednesday and Friday with Ar. Salisbury. s.4.jp.
i steamships for New York and for / r. Greensboro, lu.40p.
>onville, Fla. Connects daily at Ar Richmond, 7.00a.
eston with C. & S. Ry. for all points Ar. Washington, 10.25a.
>rida. Ar. Baltimore, 12.03a.i
G. T. MILLER, U. T. Agt, Ar. Philadelphia, 2.20p.
Columbia, S. C. Ar. New York, 4.50p.
S. B. PICKESS;Gen. Pass. Agt: South Bound. No.
C. M. WARD, (Jen. Manager, , ? v?__ v-rt . r?
ChnrWtnn (' Lv *scw iorK? IJ.loll
oiiariebton, s. C. Lv. Philadelphia, a. sua.
N Lv. Baltimore, ti.50a.
Lv. Washington, ll.l5a.n
Lv.Richmond, :;.00p.m
ampagne^, AVlT162>, Lv. Greensboro 10.30p.ii
"RVo y, /};Lv. Salisbury, j2,:50a.n
dllCilt?... Lv. Charlotte 2.20a.i
Lv. Rock Hill, 3.14a.r
Lv. Chester, .'5.5Ga.n
] Imported Cognac Braniy. Lv. Winnsboro, 4.57a.r
i Imported Port Wine (vintage ^r- Columbia, G20a.i:
Lv. Columbia. C.45a.:
I Imported Sherry Wine (vintage {? Trenton" * Jo2a.n
'* Lv. Graniteville, i?.35a.n
i Imported Clicquot Champagne. Ar. Augusta, I0.20a.u
1 California Port Wine (vintage Ar. Charleston 11.08a. r
Ar. Savannah G.20p.
1 California Sherry Wine (vintage through car servic:
Pullman cars between Greens1
1 California Cognac Brandv (vin- and Augusta on Traius 9 and
!8#o). * 12 conencvts at Charlotte wiili
i'or sale bv ton and Southwestern vestibu
n \ir it i npYT.i[|fn train No. and vestibule tr<
T r W . 1. southbound connects at Char!
po>ite i ostomce. S q. Division No. 9 for Augusts
J. A. DODSON.
Supcrin
NOW. OR IX JULY! .G^LVpLISer AS
* t? 4 t-. c > * Washingto
e time to sow Ruta La?a Seed, of D# CARDWELL,1>.
Inch we have a fresh supply, with Columbia b
l>est varieties of Turnipbeed. s^t
' lotof V'??rs an-(1 Chewing Tobacco. ( * "fraffic Mana
iriety of Flavoring i-.xtrac .=, Insect
sr to exterminate flies. Mosquito i nr^TiT xrriT'Tr'i
re. I'oud's Extracts and other lini- L?LA IAL .\UlltJ
; Com Cures, Cordial for Cholera ! t\ r. DAVID AIKE\ |of- 6
is and Dysentery, Nipple Shields, | JJ fers his professional ser-fl
; Puinns. Toilet Soans. Household i ti.n?iti7i.in..ftiii?T r\wrr,
>u,a- j a:ul Countv. Asliawof public
t Jars, cto., eU\, at the Drug Store respectfully solictecl
t-jTOftice, No 9 Washington St
MASTER, BRICE & KETCHI>'. ,lo01s west of post office.
?mmm. ri?aw???g^xa?bmkm??m??mi '..j,?&^
[LEMONS^
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p mat1 01
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FLY TRAPS.
rasidett WE A
i?328.oa T v WPMAS1TFJ? Rr. fiftj
7,218.44 U> liili lliaUAUAV vvi
WIIVXSBORO
STRONG
lipatiy l)i:tt HOTEL BAR. tiuil
Lift- is
AIN,
"x Iff Paint and Now Fixtures
bia, S. C. IJut plenty of
?- OLD IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC 5J
g LIQUORS, SUCH AS ' J
BRANDIES, GlXSi J '[ j
RUM A XI) WIXES. r '
r- ^ ____ _ ^-k.r'. .. ^IlJ
,,^.r. Y TDOM ESTIC' R?ETA ND^CO R NO F al
ALL AGE3 AND QUALITIES. - j5
lu pages, \!c. "
<au Jour- LEMONADES AND FANCY MIXED i
ylis DPJNKS;A SPECIALTY.
ei
n 1 n M II 1 ,,
? i^resfi titer Always on nana. $,
Lo^tf. |\j HI
in
)0 C.OPIES Tr y our Uigar& and Tobacco. Soda I m
Water, Sarsaparilla and Ginger Ale. li
ai
no faction; W1NNSBOBO HOTEL BAR. q
imosities to *' ri
Arn rrn n C
X X LlLi (,(
liisloro Eatery =
THEJt'RESS. | ?
st Editorial AMn
arkles with A
CONFECTIONERY/ g>"
>N contains 1,1 5?10
ly aud Suns
Fresh Bread, date] m Pies.
a splendid
? ALSO? tr ,
MEDIUM FrencliSancI KBlC
Sew York, [Plain Candies
. . . Hav
e Oext ana
Just in iliis week another invoice of of sell
: FLOR DE THEO CIGAKS, H
:j!oo The be6t smoke for Five Cents in town. "R
1.00
*. 'tz G.A.WHITE. F
w Ths HOE Outdone. ?
T'
JKEbS, t T
New York. *1
LLE R.K at SUCl
ISION. , ,
:t May 31 AFTER AGES OF TIME turb tl
have elapsed Reuben Jones has
an time invented a the CO
&&E All,
fl'SE PLANT FENDER. timon-v
a. f5.22p.in hcen tr
III. .S30p.m
n 10.35 p m spect n
n. ll.oop.in so that it can at last be pro"
claimed with safety that the their \
!' 2:,??o nm i(11 its great expense
m 4 00a n, a,ld is being driven war ran
ni. T.OOa.ni cut of the field to an extent, ^
in. s.o2a.nj that it will be a minor consid- tiie CI"
in. 4.i0p.m eraiion in workihg your crops. ,
m. 7.50p.m This machine is for sale bv them*
n. 1 l.LVip.m
in. 3.00<i.m
"' '"0a-,D: w p noTv^-r.n
i'. JU. 11 f f JL l i 1 ' \ / X jl ? V_> 2
}>U.30p.ni.
1 t>.57p.in.
m y.aop.m WINNSDORO, S. C.
.'. 'kss ???-- nron
i nSaS ONCE MoRE DIjO 1
a. 1.55p.m
a. 2.4op.n:
m TO THE FRONT. "
n. (.40p.ia W7V /
l. 7..*.4d.in . W *' fo
i. 8.27p.n 1 ' 1 ?
i. 9.l0p.m
u. ii ::0p.m \T71TII T.IE (JHEAl'KST, CHOICEST
m. tv (rUOUElilES of all Kinds mat may
E. be found in a * n
boro, X.C., Pj) |)|
10. Train FIRST-CLASS GROCERY. 1 U-lllI
i Washinglie
limitej Standard (Jraiuil.itod Sugar, Pulverized
mi No. 37 and !>ro\vn always kept on hand.
lotte with FlNKs'L' F.\.Mli/i KLullU in tlm market,
i. The Famous Magnolia Hams, Canvassed or 1
I ."n canvassed.
tendent. Pickled Pig-* Fen, Mullet and Mackerel I
We cut ham from on* pound uj>.
rent, Fresh lot of Morgan Ilauis and Shoulder
n, D. C. Meat, which we guarantee line.
P. A., Chow Chow Pickle at '<2^c per pound.
: f <:1f
SOMETHING NICK FOIl DESERT: n fflt
Gelatine, Fruit Puddine, ?fce., Jcc. I 1)1
? Abo the finest New Orleans Molasses Ovl,.
J* aud cheaper grades.
Wheat Bran, Oats and Corn always on
'a-Sl* J. D. McCA It LEY & CO.'S 5* We hav
patronage . _ - ? i TON SEE
fFLrr Cj "D A PITT? nftT **> ?ona<l on ffln at Goa
;reet three -"-J-D rn tr riiv 1*. noweii & co's N?w?pape?
, i' AilvertlainjfBuri'au (10 Spruce St.), where advertising r
> u ui*/ ui iuauo r?r? u J v" RW XOiiiU
*
I
La
a.
1HE GRA.NI
LIST OF BAR(
i? s'l'ijuiu uymri=
jb bey &mm9 notions
nr T T XT si TI.TT7 WAWTC r>T? TtTn^TT W T-TH nFSTT
11-il^I Vi X I i. 1 J >Y41..L1JLk^WJL ?f XA\y
THE LOWEST PBICES.
GEOCERI3
LSO KEEP A FULL AND SELECT LINE OFGI
WARE. ETC.. WHICH ARE GUARANTEE!
QUALITY ANI) SECOND TO NONE
GOODS SHOWN AND PRICES (
ED WITH PLEASURE.
MACAULAY & TT
at I am receiving and j V\j E havec^oscff^WflB8?
ive in stock tlie t V T lo buy seed for ca$h7oj^!WW
[ them. In comparing the value of oott(
? 1 A1" P&IT rl V A ^ ' tilizers, Prof. Llilgard, of Mississippi, i
I i> LO l J LjiV. ? j especially when previously'heated' or
. ... .. blv the least effectual mode of emplov:
'cr bro?? 11 ierc- , A!sof I for a variety of reasons, of winch the c
e veiy best evades of hull constitute very .ceri >us obstacles t(
ofiees, Spices, Essences promotes decav, and of tin rootlets se<
DavisBak- 1 ? ^ i. ?
~ T>~c.,i luai wucu tuu sc*:u ia uecu in oiivu a.
1 S these obstacles. It may lie in the soil 1
!, f,f i" inu i fS change; we shall find the hall almost
id Lot ch Ton "no i'Ve?h iniide> a" <"e soil
r, ; ? g" n'nVi ! crop. All that it does the first season i
TT" ^ Trie in- v?w ?l fermentation, while the most import
m l- F ll,';^e! bear iis own interest. This evil is enh
i Ji ,, which materially obstructs decay, the 1
>od nun. io a (>. jjke sar(jinos 0l. olives inside its dull."
1 of which wil ue sold (hat , . cdients <be prcsenV; ,
the lowest p. ice fur bg pQt ,n ^ ^ fct placc< ? ,
IS readily mixed with the soil around and
JUST IN. tion requires rapid and complete decay
r ? ?.,k ?r v ~ Fof form. Both are most advantageously 1
lew pad, of Fat ?,v,Uiitially all the soil ingredients of
c " cept the small amount contained in the
^ W O 1 "F F "The high value of cotton seed cake
o. ** \J i-J X chemical composition, is amply confiri:
AGENT. is greatly to be preferred to the raw se
I version 01 me laucr imo caKc iuuai 01
^ I cotton planti:.g.
^ to I If yoa have any sued on hand now ot
*- *- ? bring them in and exchange them l'ori
contain plant food in a readily available
lllTI 0 Pntlinnnt this season by apphingthcm either be
HISS AI )<m IH flll you have cows to le?*d, you will find co
illjJ. 131 UUlilUlll l? best of stock food. And, Sir J. 13. La^
of cotton seed meal fed to a steer will |
Kemember >hat we have three grade
i - . 7 ,i . which you can select such as will suit i
C bceil COn\ icted S.t last zeri!)? says W. E. Stone, chemist of the
be effective miut supply ic the soil, anc
luy men DLuerw ui I rials as are required by tr.e u?manas 01
av Corn ' ^ ^er,f'zer *s a*ter a" a supplement to
' made by the production and removal c
ran Meal 011 insufficient food is poor economy. '
7 3 are already there in abundance is a \va
[our Suo-ar therefore, requires knowledge on two f
' I the crop to be produced and the ability
}ffee Tea regard to the composition of fcrti
ment the deficiencies of the foil."
obacco, Molasses, If we cannot suit you in the grades?
a fertilizer containing any relative pe
ams, Bacon, nitrogen, phosphoric acid and potash?
Yours respectfully,
i low prices as to dis- thefairfiell
l/? inrl nnipf nf 13^*3. D. Dunn, Manpger, will have t
he peace ana quiet 01 the cash business of Ihelonccn,. Tim,
mmmiitv. M. W. Doty, or D. V. Walker, at the si
d! their customers' tes- /-^ -r- lVTlVT C
agree in that they have \J 1 J t*J J-N -IN L
'eated with marked re- $1* 4.18V &.2VBUJR4
nd courtesy, and that
>rices are such as to
' mis FAMOUS RESORT 111
lme cnargeu j.gamsa
From May 1st"
ll is acccssiblo from Spartanburg by
J-" nection with ull trains. Telephone in
Mail.
TUE9IINEI
^ 01 KA^Tii u,is<,r^assc^'aiK^'"va'i^ssuiea
Dyspepsia, Liver Comprint, Chronic J
an<] General Debility following
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Const if
Renal and Cystic Disease?,
iI2K AGAIN SOLE ACJKNT Catamenal Derangeiw
r tlie sale of the Corr.p
urnuTA' ifranMATFA'nFD BY
111VJL1JJ * ?
cllo Cotton Planter. 4 ?? 8JtMP&<
FAIRFIELD j
5jyjji? yd loan Association.
"LYSSE G. DESrOICTES. 0
WIXXSBOllO, S. C.
Paid Uu Capital and Profits, - - $40,000
M 8EFI) 1ML Ca^tai snMei1' * * * 581400
Does a general banking businoss.
Solicits the accounts Of Indi
viduals, Finns and Corporations. Foui
e a few more tons Of LOT- per cent interest paid on savings deposits
!D MEAL, low for the cash. Banking hours, 9 o'clock A. 31. to2
o'clock P." M
r <. -r- ^ nn.n W. C. 1>EATY, PlVSjlltMlt.
L\X>E G. DK^POHTES ' JAMES Q. DAVIS,Cashier.
^ 4 TATH
jAJLLM ?
AND SHOES
<E THE BEST GOODS A1
*t\ r>
?i
10CERIES, FARM HARD)
TO BE FIRST IN
IN PRICE.
iyoT
says:
buried too deep for sprootin^^^
ing that cxceJIetit fertilizer; ana^H
hiefare the following: 1. The furze^^*""8 ^^^
) the access both of the moisture, which
iking for nourishment. It thu? happens
manner, that spi outing faili to remor#
for a twelve month, with little or no
intact, with a black, shrunken kernel
3, safe from the demands of the growing
s to stimulate the soil bv Erases formed
ant portion has lain idle, and failed t?
anced by?2d. The oiliues* of th? seed,
cernel being, as it wers, 4pnt up ia oil',
Continuing, he says: "It is not enongli '
:hey must be iu the right condition and
be profitable, must be capable of beiag
1 beneath the plant. The former condi;
the latter a powdery or granulated
fulfilled in oil c:ilce mcai, which contains
the need from which it was made, exhull
and furze.
meal as a fertilizer, at indicated by its
ned bv experience." "The fact that it
cd it represents, should render the conic
of the matter-of-course operatious of
should > ou have an) left after planting.
meal or feri ilizers liom which, as they
c form, you can <;et immediatt returns
fore or after planting your cotton. Ii
iton seed meal one of the cheapest and
sves is authority for saying that on? to*
produce thirty dollars worth of mannre.
s of excellent fertilizers for sale from
four land and pay you best. ,4Fertili?
: Experiment Station of Tennessee, "t?
I hence to the "rowing crop, finch matethe
latter raid arc lacking in the toil,
the soil?a deposit to replace the drafts
if crops. To attempt to produce crops
lo supply material* to the soil which
ste. The intelligent use of fertilizers,
1 n-';li KiKonl tn fh* ftf
' '1 O a. ??ivu ?^hUIU lv fc#,v
of the soil to supply thes* needi; 2.
lizers used and their ability to ?upplere
have prepared we will make to order
rcentages of the necessary element?that
you may desire.
) OIL AXD FER TILIZER CO." i
lis office at the mill aud will transact all
3 sales will be made by \Y. II. Doty,
tore of W. R. Doty & Co.
^ P>7"} TATf \ O
5 rn?i\ vjro,
:s!? OtXTY, S. .
IL III OPES 18 VISITORS "
to October 15th.
fgm ?
a Da'.ly Hack Line, makinar ?ocd e?aoperation
to Spartanburg and Daily
tAI. WATER
nd speedy relief by its nse.
L CURE
leptatitis, Jaundice, Torpor of Linr
upon Malarial Diseases Dropi?,
>ation, Hemerrhoid, Uterine,
Hematuria, Rheumatism,
int. and other Female
laiut?.
THE 3IEDICAL PROFESSION.
)N & SIMPSON,
PROPRIETORS.
' HEADACHE" 1
ALL THE _ ^
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