The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, September 16, 1891, Image 5
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WE HAVEIIN STOR
MASON'S
FRUIT
QUARTS AND HALF GALLON SIZES, AT?]
JUST RECEIVEI
Bust's New rop Tar:
Plant Enta Basra at once and other round
possible.
GROCERIii
> f r tr i -*T+\n / \~n * ^ i
A.JLJL JVJ iS D& Ur \JAM1\2j
Peaches at 25c. are cheap. Macaroni and C
hand. Fresh Lemons constantly on hand.
COME TO SEE U6
0
Respectfully,
J. M. BEATY &
Cottoi Seed Meat! T!'
FO
| DAILY. SU
?> pages, lc. 20 pt
FEEDJ COTTON SEED | The Aggrcssi
MEAL, the cheapest and i
best Slick Food. j nal oft
A Hewspap
Soli' is Good to Cattle -...T",
?
Call at oar store aud get pullsEnoB wfres
a sack with privilege of avenge '
returning provided year TlunMt remark
stock will not eat it. j
The Press is a
Cheap news, v
W.R D0TY&C0.,3S^
points.
The Press Sc:
did twenty pag<
WINNSBORO, S. C. current topic of i
Tee Press W
all the good tlMnj
day editionsf
TA1TR PT/F.ASTTRF. I or are prevente<
~ * " " w receiving it, The
substitute.
In iuforming my friends
and the public generally A.? A AD YE
that I am receiving and The Press has)
have in stock the
TH
FINEST TEAS
ever brought here. Also ^ ,k, , "
the very best grades of Daily andjsundaj
Coffees, Spices, Essences
and Extracts. Davis Bak- D^iy only, oney
h)? Powder, Choice Sal- Sunday, one year,
mon and French Sardines, Weekly Pres#, on
Roast aud Chipped Beef ^ ?
and Lunch Tongue, Fresh *
Oatmeal Grist, equal to wheT LitSd <
rice, Fine Flour, New Address.
Catch Mackerel, with a
good manr other goods. Potter Building, 2
all of which will be sold
at th? lowest price for
A few paiU of New Fat '
Mackerel. ^/i? 1?
S. S. WOLFE,, gill
5-19 AGENT. j
AT THE J; Si
Mr Mnl,
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QO.Ni-ECTIONERY. j
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n, i. n J n J ry IJS'J'A
Iresli Bread, Gates and m.f
- ALSO?
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French. and j A. VV1I
JPlain Candies ;
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Just in tbi* week aooiber invoice of i
FLORDETHEO CIGARS, Winnsboro,
The best smoke for FiveCentB m fnwn 1
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Harness Oils, Axle Oils, Mixed I
Whitewash Brashes, Shoe Brash
Rlue Stone, Window Glass, Putty,
Gunpowder Teas, Laundry and T<
Cattle Powders, Garden Seed,
A T) O Seed, Bird Seed, Lamps, Chimnej
LX. count Books, Writiug Paper, Pens
opes, Paper Bags, Tobacco and Ci
LOWEST PRICES.
AT HE DRUG SI
McMASTER, BRICE
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OT J[ dpPrescriptions carefnlly compoui
Bif Ss?^, GLENN SP
varieties as soon as SPARTANBURG CO
IS FADIIS RESORT Will I
FromlMay.'lst to O
^ it is accessible from Spartanburg by a I;ai1
nection with all trains. Telephone inj opera
Mail.
THE JIUEEAi;
D GOODS. Is unsurpassed, aud invalids find sure and sp&
IT Wlix:ci
n j. i.i Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Chronic Heptafc
Jieese constantly on an(j Generai Debility following upon
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Constipation,
Renal and Cystic Diseases, Hsemi
fiatampnal Derangement. a)
Complaints.
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he Metropolis.
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December i, 1887. for the sale of tbe
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s the brightest Lditorial I^cav<
fork. It sparkles with Leav?
1 A rrivi
spay Edition is a splen- ' CAM
s= m sip iml ;g
cannot afford the Daily ;
i by distance from early j *
: Weekly is a splendid We have a few more tons of UOT-j 0}i0}
TON SEED MEAL, low for the ca&fc.
etising mdiiim ulysse g. desportes. < ggjj
ao superior in New York, I Wv.,
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commissions. | || 1
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Pi J f*. If 1 aaad do is to iknr wh?t wa Mint Jim In Am wi * c?.U?yonr ( I
"?" * -~ r^v ?ni1 rt in alwat jn Ttnf 'W.ti n?ih? i A
iaTaJn?bUu?dek)rus,whlthhol*f*7e??wh?m. itieaitanad, | T Af*
a?d Ua wa an lipoid. Wa jafr all uymt, Ireifk t, ate. A<i?
70a know all. If 70c woald lUca to t? wcrk tor ?. ye 1 c** I
-?TiT-r>m/-iT> aarn from S#? to SCO per waak ?od ?r*art? . Ad. Iraaa,
^lIETOIt. HUuoa & Co..BozflS. PwtktMl,. M*i m. j
LUMBEK ! LUMBE1 YTi B I
. , T AM located two miles from n iy old r ,
- South Carolina. I stand. I have a full stock of sli kiu ds ~au u<
of Lumber on hand. Can saw an) "kind "area
but toz+d )ou wan* at short uotice. the sai
P. ko-jroU * Co's Sownaapor tl A. ABKLi
Zg?& j S-Wtf >W?,a,S. C. I
AGAIN WE F
TO T
"ROOKS.
~ ~ ' THE 8KIRMISHIN(
KEROSENE OILS,
'ainfc, Buggy Paints, XT-?.
es, Plaster of Paris, NOW COMES THE TV
Hyson, Oolong and rrrr at t
Dilet Soaps, Sc polio, oklilN LUi. ALL
Tnmerne and Clover
s, School Books, Ac,
Pencils, Ink, Envelgars.
34
-ORE OF Pieces of Outing this
week at
! & KETCHI3J. New York cost.
ided day and night.
? ? w
RINGS 1Vi
' HERE'S AN(
?PI i# visitors -c:::rr
ctober 15th. in nothing. If you are not
[pgrGoods exchan^
y Hack Line, makine ?0?d ctn- f~\ ~T~~\
itioa to Spartanburg and Daily j | ) #
WATER
ROTTTTT flAEOLINA COLLEG
sdv reliei by its use. ~ ~
J COLUMBIA, S. C.
JBI3 Opens September 29th. Entrance
uainatlons Degin September 24th. <
Itia, Jaundice, Torpor of Liter aical, Literary, Scientific and Law Cou
Malarial Disease, Dropiy, Thirteen Professors.
Hemerrhoid, Uterine, For further information/address
MEDICAL PUOFESSIOX. DAVIDSON (/OLLEC
DAVIDSON, N. C.
& SIMPSON, BEGm:
PROPRIETORS. Eight Men In the Faculty.
Threw Courses for Degrees.
i Carolina Railway Company. ixcehe^autTfTGrounds.
r\rwvrrwfi Anonst 9.1891. at 2.53 ExpensesLow
?. ill-, the trains will run as' fellows 0 a ? . , lieait
srn Time"): Send {oT a Catalogue.
MAIN LINE TO AUGUSTA. 8-4fxtd ' SHEARER' D* D* ^residl
daily.
SS-liSUi Si SALEM FEMALE ACADE!
UGUSTA 10 CHARLESTON. ??. v
DjLILT_ bAliiiM, i>. U.
ATwtim THE OLDEST FEMALfJCOLLEGEil lieS(
: Branchville? .
10.53 a di J.55 a m t.95 p m
t Charleston? The 90th Annual Session begins Ai
1.15pm 7.15 am lt.ISp* 27th, 1891. Register for last year
rv f ivb lvn pot rvRTi mtv Special features. The De\elopme.
LNL1XE A>D COLLMBIADIY. Health, Character and Intel]
dailt. Buildings thoroughly remodelled. J
. equipped Preparatory, Collegiate and
y >stou roA._ ,Um_ Graduate Departments, besides first
Br.nSfvifi. 7M.m llifJ setiools ta Mcmc, Art. LisauAGEv
/ nil i 7.15 pa kebcialasd Isdcstmil Studies.
' ^^..T JOHN H. CLEWELI
t Camden."...3"Mam ".V.'.. *-?T*t>w
ly. ^ ^
LUMXIA DIV. AND MAIN I.IXC. PATRICK
?*S?? a= MILITARY Bill
) JiranchTill# 8.55 a m 7.W p a ANDERSON, S. C.
e Charleston....11.35 a a 19.15 p . __
nw A\n cni ttwrta irrsv A SELECT MILITARY BOARL
DEN AND COLUMBIA ACC#M. ^ SCHOOL for young men. The
s Columb.a 800 a mi riculum embraces English, Mathem
b Camden 19.(5 a mf Ancient and Modern Kanguagts, M(
s Camden 5.09 p mf Mora! and Political Science with Tail
e Columbia 7.39 p mf ness Course.
e Charleston 10.X5p?t Nine Instructors, one of whom i
army fficer, detailed by the U. S. Go
inections mad# at Columbia daily t? ment. Next session begins Septemb
rom Charlotte, also Cincinnati and Rates reasonable. Send for Register,
orth, and to and from AsheTille, Hot terms, etc.
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gs ana uie rvesi. ?j*uy caucvi ww. wu? ?.......
ay to and fr#m points en the 0. t, G. ???
ion^^WedaesteSrd^TwIrt Qj flfflplj PflljpfrP
eston with C. & S. Ry. for all points SPARTANBURG, S, C.
>rida. ?
R. L. SEAT, ttT. Ajjt,s q JAg H CARLISLEt LL. D., P
S- B- PICKENS; Gen. Pass. Aft: FOUNDED 1831.
C. if. WARD, Gen. Manager,
Charleston, b. C. "
Wofpord College offers to studei
IfrVVfiRARA the four college classestwo parallel cc
0{ study> each ]eading to thg deff
Bachelor of Arts, in one of which Hi
r^rpX^T -T) a -p) Languages are substituted for Greek,
L/lHilj EXPENSES.
Board, tuition, matriculation, was
lixhts, fuelx books, and stationery.
? . necessary voutgc expenses ior iue
can be met with One Hundred and 1
Dollars. Tbe advantages offere
n i I IT TV 1 Wlghtman and Alumni Hails, enabli
friui lew fix ires
1 UUil UI1IU 11VII ilill/UIVU Tbe next session begins the 1std
Rnt Dlpnfv nr October, 1891.
liut plenty or j A GAMEWELI
>IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC Secretary of Facu
liquors, such as wofford fitting
INDIES, GIX8( Spartanburg, 8. C.
RUM AND WINES, , The fourth ses5i0n ^gins Octob?
LESTIC RyE~AND corn of m^se S'Wiw2"y5ar. a?
,L AGES AND QUALITIES. 81011 oarefu'\n^W nitRT ? M
ONADES AND FANCY MIXED 8'18tf Head ^Ta8
DRINKSJA SPECIALTY. FAIRFIEIiD
i Beer Always oil Hand. Savings aod loan Associat
u WINNSBORO, S. C.
r onr Cigar* and Tobacc?. Soda
:r, Sar?ap:,riik and Ginjer Ale. pjjj (jj CjjijjJ aj PfoStS. - - $4
I'lSiN'SBOBO HOTEL BAE. Capital SttaiM, - - - - $8
Tff PHYSICIANS. r?0Es A GENERAL BANKING B
U ness. solicits me accounts ui
vidua Is, Firms and Corporations.
per cent interest paid on savings dep
E various preparation# of Banking hours, 9 o'clock A. m.
v o'clock P. M.
TOPEE-TINE (10 io Dumber), JAMES q
BEEF PEPTONOIDS, DENTAL NOTICE.
and CAFFA1NE, t\H D4VII) AIKF^I'of.
5 f"' dwKh the"oompaav'to ?U
err** d with the company to sell | Crmntv. a share of oublie Datro
ne fa rtbe ensuing year. respectfully solicted.
^*Oflice, No 9 Washington Street,1
w. R. AIKM. J doois west of post
ummu MKkAii
jr OF SPRING TRADE IS GO
VOICELESS PAST.
C OF WAR. A BIG BOLD CUT'
FORMER EFFORTS ARE MERE PI'
THIS GIANT SLAUGHTER.
124
Pieces of White Dress '
Goods at a big
reduction.
."ILLINERY
>THER BARGAIN OPPO
adies' Fine Trimmed Hats at cost. I
Unrinaoc oo lit** Jo oVirv-rt irvr nttpmo
Ill LruaillvOOj ao iiiv l o tuvy jitui >. ?
in a hurry drop in
red or money lefunded.
WTLLlffORD &
? j RE A DY FOR B
Ex- ^ _
rses.
the ai^sJsriN
W. | WE are now prepared to sin cotton at $1.2
I ginnery DCHig COiuj.ieie III every rcej^ut cuauic;
i T? | bat little ex|Krnditure of time and labor on the
' I COTTON" SI
SEP-i We are also ready to buv cotton seed at the
j them in exchange for meal or bnllsor both. A
; able distance of an oil mill will tind it profitat
stead of the whole seed, or, what is better tofe
other roughness to stock a.id apply the manure
"Intensive Farming", delivered at lted Spring
hful. J?a?? Stnckhouse said: "Cotton seed meal is tic
i tiliz'jr on the market, but I am persuaded that t
i the entire output of the mills will be utilized as
nt- j be fed to horses, mules and hogs, as we get it i
itr i with rough food, and thereby overcome that ot
A V i lively much cheaper than corn meal as stock lei
II11 ! Tbat cotton seed meal is one of the most cc
' 1 ' - ' " ? * -? ?- - -? a
' j iooas, me ionowing tauie giving uiu icmuvc u
of several feed stuffV will show:
i||mn ! 1 oed. 1' iCsh.
'Uiil. i Potatoes o
llav (good) 8
.igust j ;j
35S# Outs 12
ttof Corn.. .t 12
ject. Cotton i-eed meal . 41
^Post earuest1>' solicit that a fair trial be made
-Jasa stock,, as that 18 the proper and most profitabl
Com- home product. Again, the oil has no lertilizin
Experiment Station, N. C., says: "The oil [of
i, chemical elements, carbon, hydrogen and oxyg
>aL complicated arrangement. A different arran<
| would form ordinary sugar, a piece of cloth, o
j of these element* are found in abundance, bo
^ of the ground. The cotton plant has the pc
j these elements through the pores of its lesves
little rootlet from the soil, and rearranging the
and the oil of the seed. The carbon comes al
hydrogen and uxygeu (mainly in the form o
XING and consequently neither can b? said to have
cur- along or combined 10 form the oil."
31flny chemical elements unite in various pi
Busi- growth and development; and of these elemer
perimenters have found that nature furnishes
s an except nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium,
vern- removed from cottoa seed, these three elemer
er l6. the meal and hulls-the meal (abont 700 lbs
them, that is all of the fertilizing properties ol
of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen, and so is th<
^ ' ments only differently combined. Therefore I
dispofing of the oil as of the lint. The ouly q
cided by * little calculation) for the farmer to <
pTchanye his seed and .set back in another f<
' elements of fertilize!ioi? they contain. This oi
the arts and as an article of diet is being grada
lard on accoant of its cheapness and equal po
res't. stant demand for it, and every gallon of it thai
more than the cost of production enhances tl
centributes to the wealth and prosperity of ou
. . THE FA IRFIELD OIL
ots m
mrses
Ser?i OFFICERS AND DIR]
M. C. WILLIS, Pre
thing, W. B. MOOKE, Treasurer. JOS.
- the c. E. SPENCER. J. P. I
Sy T. B.McLAIN. C. M.
id by
e stuay
of ?
f1av*Alfna
icy. VAX1111
)1,
ir,5t- Bui
enses *
jerviter.
LAttGEST BUILDERS in the South of fine
use these goods?
J... | 1. Because they arc made of finest material:
Mill I f> tV.Aw m.1*ex ? ii c* 11 Hnrt COn/1 in fi f V IP <ln
11 111 ijcutunc iuci aig uuout ^m??vu * > -.vj .?j v.
1 3. Because they are mada by Southern peof
South 'or Southern Folks. Souther:! protecti
our way to strength.
Every job Carriage, Phaeton, Surrev, Oarii
C.uOO give
MO PERFECT SA.TISF
?US1- ^ur a?em# are authorized to guarantee and
Indi- 8^P or material.
S? I.tSPKCl AXD BE <
to 2 ?
Remember, the greatest economy is get your
mt of clothei is high at anv price. For s:tlc at Wn
? R. T.
Proprietor Wiunsboro Wagon Works, and dc
j||5 Respectfully,
S| CAROLINA BU
thret!
cly j 1, "
S BANSEB
!ZE.
iN K JSTO THE
FING^LASH HAS
CtMIKS beside
"It
& Large Lot
Of Blouse Waist
and Blazers
at cost.
*
RTUNITY.
^ot one held back for
ts or pretenses that end
r
sCO.
US IN ESS.
^
a.
5 per 600 puuds. Our
3 us to ^iFiiiid pack colton with
part of oar customers.
iJEDL
highest market price, or take
ny one living wuuiu a reatuuile
to nse meal as a fertilizer 1 fled
the meal mixed with bulls or
i to the land. Iu an address on
s, N. C., August 20, Congressiw
the cheapest amuioniated fer?
he time is not far distant when
stock food. While too rich to
roin it cau be mixed
?jecrion^3Tit will then be reiaiod."
>ncentrated and valuable stock
esh and fat producing qualities
Fat. *
10 '
50
73
. -w. 6.3
~ 68 !
in teedl ; cotton seed meal to
!e way I utilize this valuable
?; value. I ^r. Dabuey, Chemist, v
cotton seed] is composed of the
en contained together in a very
jemeiit of tuese same elements *>
r a drink ot whiskey. A!i three
th above and below the surface
tver in its gjowth of taking up ,
from the air and through each
m to form the fibre ef the stalk
(TiOst entirely from the air, the
f waier) from borh air and soil,
! any fertilizing property, either
?portions to contribute to plant
us agricultural chemists and exin
abundant e in most soils all
Now, when the oil and lint are
its are found to be contained in
.) containing practically all ot
f the seed. The lit is composed
2 oil formed of these same elethere
is just as much reason for
uestion (which can be easily dejonsidcr
is wnether he can sell or
?rui all or more than all of the
1 is being put fo various uses in
- ?1?a'4"aI??ta a? 1 o?irl
:auy saubiuuicu iwi wine wu auu
irity. Tberefoie there is a couL
can be expressed and sold for
le valne of the cotton crop and
r country*. Respectfully,
AND FERTILIZER CO.
- -4. ? -- -
SCTOilS.
sident
F. WALLACE, Vice-President.
GULP, Secretary.
PARROT.
light vehicles. Why yeu should
md skilled labor.
rabilitv audjiniah.
>le of Southern Timbers iu tho
o?: by Soithern production is
>'?!f or Buggy is guaranteed to
ACTIO*.
repair ?T defects in workiiunWT0CEI).
niohej'i worth. A $5.00 suit
nnsboro, S. C-., bv
MATTHEWS,
ialcr iu ererything ou wheels.
'GSY CO.