The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, August 26, 1891, Image 5
OFFICERS AN
31. C. WILL
W. B. MOORE, Treasurer.
C. E. SPENCER. ,
T. 15. KcLAIN.
Carolina
?
LARGEST BUILDERS in the South
use these goods?
1. Because they pre made of finest ir
2. Because they are unsurpassed in i
3. Because they are made by Southe
South tor Southern Folks. Southern
our way to strength.
Erery job Carriage, Phaeton, Surre;
give '
PVffViNTT fi A
JUL a J A. JB-? -M.
Oar agents are authorized to guarani
ship or material.
IffSPKCT AXD ]
'Remember, the greatest economy is j
.of clothet is high at any price. For sa
E
Proprietor Winnsboro Wagon Work
Respectfully,
CAROLINA
1*. ?<*
ECONOMICS
<7
The value of cotton seed meal as a f<
iu Europe and at the North; but, strati
years bejrun to realize its treat worth,
in the vicinity of oil mills, as many as
have been fattened on hulls and m<
our* where fertilizers are necessary to
feeding cattle becomes of special interc
fertilizer ou account of the amonia it c
food for cattle, milk cows, sheep and o
tracts bnt a email proportion of its aetk
tains almost all the plant food and ma]
good results as the meal itself. Hence
double value oat or it.
Dr. Jenkins, of the Connecticut Exp
from
2000 lbs. wheat bran is worth....
2000 lbs. corn meal is worth
2000 lb?. cotton seed meal is wort
The actual co3t of teediug these proc
corn meal, and $25 per tou for cotion :
value as manure to be for
Whei*. brtn
Corn meal.
Cotton seed meal
When 4 ar 5 lb?, cotton seed meal 11
ucb as bay, straw or cotton seed bulls
s fatten an average beef, why do not mc
attention to stock raising! Mr. Jas. Si
bead of cattle wbich live entirely upon
?n this food. I ?i?e my cattle as man
when 1 wish to use meal, about one pc
You will find no trouble whatever in t
to guard against is in giving them too
experimenting with it you will find n<
" Cott?n seed meal, which may be kef
, daugor of decay, is unexcelled as a be*
answer to a correspondent's question,
*? ? ?.j :iu 'j
man raw cou?u seea xur mil*
it was partly cooked." The Southern
both cheaper aud better food for cows
convenient to a cottoii seed oil mill,
meal are equal to one ton of cotton sec
equivalent as food. The meal is bette
large excess of oil, and the balls whicl
xnilk producer, and in a more coaven
that, if out of cotton seed meal oue da;
neither Indian meal nor wheat shorts 1
after a^ain teeding the cotton seed tnej
product.
Mixed witk com or oats cotton seec
- horses and mules.
Some difficulty may be experienced ;
meal, bat by mixing it with other fiae
soon as the taste of the animal becomes
Ka onnwiKon/lorl
Gire it a trial, utilize a home produc
. KU. Very respectfally,
THE FAlRFIELi
( rLENX ;
SFARTAXBiR
THIS FAMOUS RESORT 1
FromiMay 1st
It w accessible from Spartanburg by
nection with all trains. Telephone it
Mai!.
THE mXEl
Is nnsarpassed. and invalids find surcs
IT Wfff.
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Chronic
and General Debility following
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Const!
Renal and Cystic Diseases,
Catamenal Deran^em
Comp
HIGHLY REOOMMENDED B\
SIMPS'
4 26tf
nnttnnSfifirMfia!
UUIIUU UUUU XIX U MX
FEED. COTTON SEED
MEAL, the cheaj>est and
l * 4^ )
OUHJIk f
Miiiff as Good for Cattle.
Call nt our store and got
a aack with privilege of
returning provided y?ur
stock will not eat it.
W. R DOTY?& CO.,
WINNSBORO, S. t\
D DIRECTORS.
IS, IflCMlli Ut
JOS. Y. WALLACE, Vire-Pivsulent. !
J. P. CULP, Secretary.
V. M. PAIIROT.
- - !t
iaiirirv ('?.!
i of fine lijjht vehicle?. Why u?u uliould j
laterial and skilled labor.
ity's, durability ami finish.
rn people of Southern Timber* iu tho 1
protection uy Southern production is j fi
p, Cariolel or litig^v U guaranteed to |
TISFAtTIOV
tee and repair ny defects in worknaau
BK tUAYOtl!;!!.
Sfet your money's worth. A $5.00 suit
,1c ?t Winusboro, S. CI., by
T. MATTHEWS, 1
?, and dealer iu everything on whe?ls. ll
- - ?.
BUGGY CO.
J7 FEEDING.
I
>ed for stock has long- been appreciated ,
st to say, the South has only in recant
, However, it is probable that th'u year
forty or fifty thousand bead ot cattle
>al alone as iood. In an old country like
the production of crops this business ot
st. Cotton seed meal is a most excellent
outains, bnt it is also a very valuable
nher animals, which in digesting it ei-1
juia. The manure, therefore, still conf
be used as a fertilizer with about as
i bv feeding the meal we get, as it were, ^
ieriment Station, finds that the manure
$10.43
4.84
b 22.44
lucts, at $20 per ton for wheat bran and
seed meal, he finds after dedu.ctiug their
$ 7.57 per ton
15.16 per ton
2.56 per ton
nxed with 15 or 20 lbs. coarse fodders, r
i, fed daily, will in three or four month?
>re of our progressive farmers torn their
nith, Smithsonia, Ga.. says: "I have 600 cotton
seed hulls and meal and do well
y of the hulls as4they will eat, and mix,
>undofmeal per head, with the hulla.
feeding cattle on meal and halls, the point
much meal and hulls to start en. By
> trouble."
>t in any dry place without the slightest _
ilthr and cheap food for milk cows. Iu 1
uls cotton seed meal cheaper and better 5
I have seen meal recommended because
Cultivator replied, "Cotton seed meal is 1
than whole cotton seed, especially when
Seven hundred pounds of cottou seed
d for fertilizing purposes, and more than
r because it has beer, deprived of its
1 are of but little value as a butter or
ieut form." A northern farmer states
r, his cows shrink one quart each, and g
will bring them up to the full quantity;
il once a day. they regain their usual
I meal is led with marked success to p
a
at first in jetting; the stock to eat the j
food this trouble will be avoided. As
5 accustomed to it, no further difficulty
t and save money by reducing your feed fi
D OIL AND FERTILIZER CO. ?
P
SPRINGS. *
a]
G {COUNTY, S. C.l d
01
III 1 OPEN! Id VISITORS 5
? - - - a
to October 15th.
& Daily Hack Line, making ffo?cl coi- d
\ operation to Spartanburg and Dail/
D
sal'water 5
epecdv reliet by its use.
l;dijbe . w
iieptatms, Jaundice, Torpor or Lircr
upon Malarial Disease?, Dropsy, P<
pation, Hemerrhoid, Uterine, ?
, Hsetnaturia, llheumatistn,
ent, and other Female
ilaiuta.
THK MEDICAL PROFESSIOX.
ON & SIMPSON,
PROPRIETORS.
I AT THE
linnchnrn Rahr?
| TI muuuuiu uunui j
-AND|
CONFECTIONERY. ]
i , """" i
IFrest Bread, Cakes and fcj
<
-ALSO?
i
j French and
3?lain Candies
j
(
i
; Just it) this week another invoice of
FLORDKTHEO CIGARS, J
The; best smoke for Five Cents in town. I ?
<3. A. WHITE.
:-:TO vA VE:-: j sooth c
c
OpCliS !Scj)
am illations t
sieal, Lilcr.;r
Thirteen Pre
For furthe
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Three <_ <
If xfte
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S-4fxtll
ScCORIICK MOWER "iiui
l SELEC
'A. SCIIO
riculuin eml
D OAT T? nT* AllClCllt 311(1
POR SALE B\ Moral and P
ness Course.
Nine Inst
army irflicer,
ment. Ncx
Kate.s reasoi
terms, etc.
f. F. M'M ASTER & CO. ^
riTST RECEIVED.
THE OLDEST
The Itotli .
ONE BARREL OF Vl\ VP1>pecial
teat
Health, (.
Buildings t
equipped I'r
Giaduate D
schools in >J
meucial an
Machine Oil 8-4fxliW
TT) ID
I iron
SP
/ AT THE
J AS. 11. C
^iaasbow Drug Store, "Sp]
x Bachelor of
Language?
Board, tu
l'ulits, tuel
necessaiy (
can be met i
Dollars.
N. B.?Wc still have a sup- Wtehtju*" i
r dents to me
>ly of TURNIP SEED. '"rhelxT
- . , . October. 18!
Plant Defore it gets too late.
The Press I Wofford
(NEW TORK) The fourt
FOR 1891. 18??- ^
Boys pre]
)A1LY. SUNDAY. WEEKLY. sion careful
pages, lc. 20 pages, 4c 8 or 10 pages, 2c.
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Address.
THE PRESS,
)tterBuilding, 38 park Row, New York ,, ,,s9?n
1 the Italians 1
manded that
1 TAKE PLEASURE j ^ufferin^' wit
restoring wa
vestigafe the
In .informing' my friends that a man h
and the public generally that
I am receiving and AOOQ
have iu stock the ANNfl
FINEST TEAS aw* MC
A Uii taken to arre
ever brought here. Also -a?c1<!,w'
the yery best grades of some disease
Coffeep, Spices, Essences mak? every?
!*id Extracts. Daris Bak- - tem of its pr<
hisr Powder, Choice Sal- am of the ia
mon and French Sardines,
lloa-t and Chipped Beef TT
and Lui-cii 'tongue, Fre.-h *Si5 dta
Ouiunnl Cri>t, equal to
ri.-r, Kim* Flour, New The mcml
Catch Macki-rel, iviih a Cleveland S]
yiMitl ncuix oiti?T &rood*', completely o
all of which will be .-old Bl?od, Liver,
Ht iii?i lowest price for as Dyspepsia
i. that is know
and breaking
JUST IN. tem, as has 1
and certified
A few paih of New Fat thtir virtues.
Mackerel. etc. .address
J.
5. S. WOLFE, ""
5-19 AGENT.
QUUVEYi:
HIS PAPEE SKiSS edby
vartlelaeBlireea(10Sipraoo St.K whore advorrMog 1?-1?f XlV
v**a* naj sua* i<tc U J SW YORK* -
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1 j
CAROLINA COLLEGE, i ^ r t
BI A, S. C. I %/j L
tcmbcr 2Dtb. Entrance Ex- j W I
)Cgin September 24th. Clas- j ?*?
y, Scientific ami Law Courses, j
?fessors.
r information, address the j .
vrnnnpnw ;
m College, i PAIN
WIDSOX. N. C.
Fill YEAR HEOINS SEP- i
KK 10, 1891.
i the Faculty. j
nirsf.s for Decrees.
llent Gymnasium. j P l T VT HT
Beautiful (irouiuls. ^ \r.
Expenses Low. Harness Oi
r^t-Ainm.p Healthful. Whitewash
(/tltiliO* U6i idi Oi.
HEAKER, I). I). LL. I); - Rlue Stone
? _ 1 resilient Guiipowde]
PATRICK Cattle Per
i h\/ Uinmm j Seed, Bird
mi mmm,
IXDEKSOX, S.
T MILITARY BOARDING
C)L for YGun? men. The cur- A
braces English, Mathematics, -A
Modern Rangoagts, Mental,
olitical Science with -full Busiructors,
one of whom is an mm mm a piym
, detailed by the U. S. Govern- lyr^ j\/j f\ 5^*}
t session begins September ] 6. MwvwNBaW afc
iable. Send for Register, with
\
COL. JOHN B. PATRICK, .
Opprescrip
FEMALE ACADEMY, I
If not for sal* in j
S4LV\r V (J I dealer to s?nd for ci
* ' * ' ! agency* and eet tbeni
FEMALE COLLEGE in the SOOTH, j, TAKEJ2jf
\liiiual Session begins August ts&K-.. .
Register for last year 333. ilBgMjjg
ures: The Development ok
'hauactek and .Intellect. ?scv-' i
horouglily remodelled. Fully J
onnfjN.rr I AlliXfiflttt oml Pn<t
epartments, besides first--iass
lusic, AitT. Languages, Com* *
D IXDUSTKI XI- ?'?^IES. liflHr
juiix n. o; *:LL. \|ff
ncipal. ^ ' <WHYi
rnrirj WB L. D<
U111 S3 SHOE
THE BEST SHOE INT
A 111 A.MiU Kur, o. o. It 1? a seamless shoe, wit
. to hart the feet; made of
and easy, and because ice
AKLISLE, LL. !>., Pres't.
FOUNDED 1W1. $5.??SfflSttfia
4m*v%*t^u4 cVirwac iv>i1<th nASf
<6 >T 06 Hand-Sewed
> College offers to students in .f*'
ege elates two parallel courses tom-mldeAoe^ting-ft!
lacli leading to the dejree of 50 Police Shoe;
arts, in one of which Modern
arw substituted for Greek. ?ioaedce. Onepair-wiii*
pvpvvctc CO *0 fine calf; no I
-LAI iLiAiiLo. 94S? tils price; one i
ition, matriculation, washing, SjJJ* 35
books, aild stationery, the are Tery strong:
,'ollegp expeusfs Tor the year, tfren them atrial wl
iVith ONE iiUNDIiED AND FIFTY BOYS' wc&bythel
The advantages offered by on their merits, as the lea
ind Alumni Ilalls, enable stu- Lddl6S i&nsoia^
et their colltge expenses with Imported shoes costtngfro:
all amount.
session oegins the 1st day 0I( Cantlon.-See that w
1 price are stamped on the b
J. A. GAMEWELL, w. L. doi
Secretary of Faculty. McMASTER, B]
m
. College Fitting School, winnsb<
Spartanburg, S. C. ,J. ix)1
;h session begins October 1st, Bi?Ai
pared for College. Expenses -
ired by ?150 a year. Supervi- i t"
and constant
a. g. rembekt, a. m.,
Head Master.
il & Mean BEST 01
been convicted at last
g their stock of
Com, ARE AGAJ
? ' ww fnr I hp sale c
n, Meal, ' ?
ur, Sugar,
lacco, Molasses, PftlfflOt 10 C()(
ns, Bacon,
0W prices as to dis- Call at once and Si
! peace and quiet ol ULYSSE c
muuity.
their customers' tesgree
in that they have f l jTTrt [
ited with marked re- wllUii Ul/
i courtesy, and that
J/-.QC irp cnr-K a < tn Tn
L^v.o ? ? iUi> -vir-aij
their conviction ot ULYSSE G
rie charged against
~~ THE (ELS
aoa's GoTeraor ^0RLDS ?0'
lie heard of the lynching of
n New Orjeans. promptly de- - jflL
; the affair should be investi- |gl
as prompt!'' should a man,
h disease, hears of the healthters?f
Cleveland'Springs in- rA ?&. *}
ir merits, for when it is known ^ jgaapj
as oeen W fltill
nninotori Hi 8 J&M
DDlilQlDU UJ g dffiM
len foe, iramedihle steps aie r
st and rid the community cf r1 , ??
ardlv murderer. Should net (/}
when he knows that he has jfflWiHIfii 9
that will destroy his health, . gHggSCT |
:ifort to arrest and rid his ays- ?TOBhH| ?
ssence? And while the strong ^ gaffluffiBj g
w cannot reach and suppress J < 1
sAT.TAW VA7TA '? MmM
:?*?** ***. ass j
h to be underuiiniug Ii?al1h
; down of the Nervous Sjsjeen
proven in many cai.es, .pul- pttct to
by those who have tested Ann. p*
For analysis, testimonials, ^FIE BEST ^
B. WILKINSON, IN THE Mi
)rietor Cleveland Springs,
abclby' ?l C' TRY ONE!
NOTICE. ?
FOR SAI
Ntr DUMC AM U SUL.lUiX[
L. Lmulecker Jc Co.,
EDUA.ll TRAPP, K. W. Habenicht,
Jennings,"J5. C. T-^Offiw
^TT \ T T~
j I'JU11M.
TS, -- B(
LS, MACHINE OILS, KEHOS
ils, Axle Oils, Mixed Paint, Bi
Brashes, Shoe Brushes, Plas
!, Window Glass, Putty, Hyson,
r Teas, Laundry and Toilet So
vvders, Garden Seed, Lucerne
Seed. Larrms. (Thimnevs. Schoc
_.7 r-7 */ '
cs, Writing Paper, Pens, Pencils
r Bags, Tobacco and Cigars.
T '1 HE DRUG STORE
'EE, BEICE & I
tions carefully compounded day
v. i*. dom(1u Shsos. RICHMOND A
xMr-sfc/ra s0UTn CAI
for you. Condensed Sch?
PBSTITCTE. JKX
TJUIXS KU-V ?i
North Bound.
^ Lt. Jvirannah,
fefflgs Lv Charleston,
P=?5lj kv. Augusta,
l.v. Gianitev'llr
Lv. Trenton,
1.v. Johnston's
?r. Columbia,
ijV- Columbia,
? Ar. Winnshorc
Ar. Rock Hill.
LjL ^ m n Ar. Charlotte,
UGLAS Ar. Salisbury.
prs? ^r* ^wensbor*,
CENTLHAEN ')Tr {vSS^i'u
HE WORLD FOR THE HONEY? ^r- 2 '
h no caefcs or wax thread Ar. lialtitiiore,
the best fine calf. ttrlUh Al'. Philadelphia
make more tho** of th.it . _ v. w Vr.iiufacturer,
it equals nand- AL Jew lorw,
$4*00 to S5.00. South Urtunfi
id-sewed, tha finest calf oou"1 J>OUnn.
Jor Lr New York,
i Welt Sb*e? tai calf, Philadelphia
)le and durable. The be*c Lv. Baltimore,
price; same grade as cu?- i v \Vx<hi??rt,ni
om 86X0 to ^00. r.V-.*,'
; Farmers, Railroad Hen Lr.uichiuolld,
Lv. Greensboro
rear a year. "" * L<Y. Salisbury,
>ettershooererofferedat f,T. Charlotte
arlal will conrlncc those r _ Hn,
;rt and serrlce. JjT. Uott Ulu,
Workinffiaam'p iioei Ly. Chester,
and durable. Those who r v U'lnrnlimi
ill wear bo otlMr make. UY' "'n"sooro,
SI.75 school shoes are Ar. Columbia,
J-y. Columbia,
iand-sewed shoe. best Lv. Johnston's
^?5Fii%gnJ*l*??ncb Trenton.
is ahoe for Ly. GraniteviUe.
sola. Stylish and dnr&ble. Ar. Augusta,
'. L. Douglas* name and ? r rharUstnii
ottom of each shoe. Ar* V .
jglas, Brockton, Man. Ar. barannah
& TTVTrwTX Pullman cars b
?&; ivxi-lt/xlUM. and Au?usta on
JRO. S. C. 12 conenccts at
ton and Southw
J GLASS, traiu No. 1*8, an<
JKSTOC'K. S. C. southlwund com
/ S. 0. Division Ski
IF
L 1 J J AS.
Gener:
>? rr
EAfflL S
South Caroline
pOJ?M?NCIX<
\j p. m., the tr
/ (Eastern Time) :
MAIN LIN
[N SOLE AGENT Leave Charlestoi
,c .up Leave Brancbvill
Arrive Augusta..
AUGUSTA '
t\ Leave Augusta?
ion Planter, Leave r' ,
Arrive
MAlNLi^;iv
ee us. \u.
' . Leave Charlestoi
r. PKsrUuTrJS. 5.;j0 a
Leave Branclivill
Arrive Columbia
9.45 & i
Arrive Camden..
*Daily except S
II ?
Leave Camden..,
Leave Columbia.
Leave Branchvill<
aore tons ot (JUT- Arrive uiiwiesw;
, low for the cash. ' *Daily except S
CAMDEN AND
. DESPORTES. Leave Columbia.
Arrive Camaeu..
Leave Camden...
?"Bt Si A "SP V Arrive Columbia
Arrire Chartestioi
~ tuauy.
ATII7HP PIP 4 n Connectionsina
ill 1 I ], It fl n and from Cliarlol
, yU lj I U1 Willi the North, and to
Springs and tli
Sunday to and fr<
Div., II. <fc 1). R.
ton Monday, Wee
Clyde steamship
Jacksonville, Fu
fek _ Charleston with <
f\ in Florida.
Sjfc H <>. P. il
||| E S- PI
US C. if. V
11111 d m Od Capital and
| ||1K1 q Capital ShMM
X ]^OES> A GENE
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H per ociii interesft |
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cent'CIGAR JkgL
CENT CIGAR j9H
tic x uab;
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T. C. Smith. WWS
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ter of Paris.
Oolong aofr" ifl
1
aps, Sapolio,
3 and Clover
>1 Books, Ac- fl
, Ink, Envel- a H
OF
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