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TIIE J serious as to prerc "vc\ire \ "\t p\ it rn \ t t\ I *eildencc abioad unt NEWS AND HERALD. L, SUue fiua],_T (tat I cess) had assumed tl: I PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY cated s? earnestly t and he returned to t] In getting through We wo - and - Herald - C@. furnished by Presid ?-u-r-.rw --r-.-- ~r=-T=. .y S*lf With a paSSpOrt. ?v*. $. i)?UGL\S5 ^ by Gen. Dix in Forti _ __ ? Editors. placed there in contii AS. \ 15, ) The exposure he sufl tksuv, i:; ahvance: ' at once a ?s-ond at! when the Federal . vo.-ir. .... .,?.?>? mitteu kis excnanjre : six Mouth*. never ^car arms in .. ? native State lis lov AVyiCflTlSlXfJ HATES, CASH: riving home his lie; I M , { tl bfCftk fllld 111 lSOGllC 4)iu? uuiiar ;i squ-.re fur tlie trs>t iiit.er * it ntiil fifty cents fur c.u-Ij subsequent stroke. Xotwithsta n.-rrtiou .Special rates f;?r contract ad- (j0I1 however. Mr. 1 v<rrtisers. . , . ? - ' -- It.jv-* l?nnn cnr*n th Marria^w ana ileum vmKzsjrce. i.v<r;iUr nit.'s ciarjjM t;?r obituaries. sabsequent to the w< ,?- iov -Jv?b Work solicste'l. . .. , . - into his large landed ceedcd in a snccessft WINNSBORO, S. C. hi* Plating interc were stronger ph; gifted, might have f Wednesday. December 2. : : 1891 ue was generally l ?^=g-.=====-~ ~ ~ having served upon Many things in Governor Tillman's staff. li-essa^e will meot with general ap- At the close of his proval. wore slight, and his * - ; "\Tcdnesdav at St. 1 ? Will the Administration hare the at Kidt,ewa, Kcv i allied fraud as to the circulation ques- Uucti " (he' 'sm.ice tiou iuTeatigated? , svmpathv t0?isrelat ? ? ' - a - - -J it A, nrltrv rwAn I?H Ins Incc The L-egij-JU-ure promptly kiueu ue ""? ??v?.w bill empowering the Governor te remove Sheriffs where through careless what the legist ness they have allowed prisoners 10 ? { scape or by ncglige:;ce :i prisoner has Columbia, S. C., been Ivnched. The people in tins ^,e Lcgislaune 111 country are always slow to i lit too schedule on Tuesday much power i? one man's hands. work since then ex ! > ??? giving Day, which v The Stute deals severely with Messrs. cut w.lv?. it haci bo Gray, Tope, Clerks of the House of ?;0st 0f tjie LC.rjsi + * Vrtr? Otnl lll/? VA- rp:t|.?A4l |,| v JLlCj/iVaCUVaill viiiVL uav . Xllllllttli TT<JUlUgV/V% spectfully, and Mr. Rodgers. If the | that day, but the State's claim that its circulation ex- j threatening and the ceeds that of the Register is true we can't. m<1My officials and cc see how any one can blame it for its I o-ave up the V bitter denunciation of the committee. | tLfui clay and if it ft ^Thejaw requires that the advertise- twenty-four hears : "^Knt should be awarded4o the news- hare made people mi paper with the largest circulation. to be thankful and j< ~ The Legislature hi THE recommeudatiou of ibe Gover t> 1|arf woi.k VCL linr ti)it nn ar.t should be ?asseu tie barring ail law vers who appeal to the ; Jf ,, ,, ; -. , i been killed, as thev s Supreme Court on frivolous exceptions , , . . . .. Among these was a 1 is an exceedingly weak point m his ? . . ?r. . , a . i ? countv pav for its in message. \\ ho is to determine whether , , " i , I ubs . and another ^ or not the grounds of appeal are ^ , . . \T . .. rected a commission mvoloiw? We suppo.*e that the . . asas^ n ,, , , .. ! te designate a ne^ Governor would want the power him-1 ? ,, ,,, . , . ... ! cvuiitv to receive all self as this wsuld be m keeping with !. - , , . Tr nig. The house w s his power-loving policy. However, ,? , T i . mi i ii t I adopt anv such 1 T.ficriclftfnr* will hard I v f-enous.v I . . *, ,, consider this recommendation. ! shouia ge n I advertisement where The Christian Neighbor doesn't like j from the eipenid'tu the language of President Harrison's County newspapers Thanksgiving Proclamation because been able to come to the name of Jesus Christ is not men- agreement with com tioned, and for the same leasou it the work. It did no objects to Governor Tillmau'*. Oar tance of the State . contemporary loses sigkt of the fact *ke country folk that our government is republicon The house passes i in form and every man has the right persons about to ma as a free citizen to worship God accor- license. There is m ? -I-.? v,-. nrnri opinion 011 the wisd( Uing lu tiiv uittaivn ui uio vn" w>. j science. The Governor has no more j Same think that this power to say how wo shall render j retain the distincti?i: i hanks for the blessings of life ihan he j ?.e'. easier .... 3 . tighter than aur otli has the right or power 10 compel every j tr?f other side citizen in the State to join or attend ' in the interest of re* any particular church. It is a fK 1 "make parties take ou giving dav for the Israelites, Uni- Without disenssin; x . wm. - i ^ ?av he observed tin lanans and Christians al:ke. Sec. 9. j innovation, and will s r "Nn nerson shall! old law and custom : be deprived of the right to worship of marriage, and God according to the dictates of Lit Advocates of a ( ^ . tfceir turn will come own conscience: Provided, That the a ]awver that is sa liberty of his owu conscience hereby than oiie case of div< decla-ed shall not justify practices lature will only be inconsistent with the peace and morSl P.ass ^e act. As r t * m o ,a t t the innovation are in safeiy ot society. Sec. lJ is as fol. at least do not make lows: "]So form of religion shall be it. It is easy for coi established bv law; but it shall be the live together to go c fA ocamKlv trt 8S | HVC there bllg eilOU? U iU VI liiC utlir.lai ~ . . *,, , , ,. : tlement, and secure < suitable laws to protect every religious ) jt ^as ^een ami( denomination 111 the peaceable enjoy- j Legislature would ei ment ot its own mode of worship." j tice 011 Friday, and a j hurried to the Stat< Edward a. Palmer, ssr. I hear the monotonous charter of incorpoi Edward Gendron Palmer, Sr., Esq., I that the Senate was : died at Valencia, his residence near i ^1C. ^ousc .in y-v. * t . .1 and the aspirants mi Ridgeway, on 23rd mst., from 111- dflT tQ e]ft the[v g] fluenza, after a short illness, at the j knows definitely w age of sixty-eight years. | but a gentleman \rh 1 He was the oldest son of the late | [? think he know: 1 t n v> , Mclver for Chief Ji: Hon. E. G. 1 aimer. ; j0jjU p0pe for ^sso He graduated high in the class of think that Judge Wa 1842 at the South Carolina College, j in spite of the CrSTei and read law with Ileurv "NY. DeSaus-; ao\l.lI1J5t ^im. , -^:e c' rr .c /it 1 i.* a i i : W1^ leave a place va^ sure, Esq., of Charleston. Admitted; whi|e the l>t^tnnt;0I1 to the bar, he pursued his profession j ;l ?ice pjum t0 somc at AYinnsboro in partnership with Gen. j nev Generalship, i Maxv Gregg, and at once assumed a i standpoint there will ~ -t. . . . I tage to aspiring lega, prominent position at tins oar ? kf^i^l/eli its reputation was upheld throughout j these gentlemen. S< the State by such distinguished law- that if tlie Legislatu vers as W. W. Bovce,Jas.M. Rutland, | with the task of . ,.r , * , , , _ t>I mous ballot of the JOS. A. Woodward and Ja.nes ? Lonld vote f?r Mclv McCants?leaders in their profession. Wallace for Afsoci; The bent of his aspiring mind, how-j Pope for Circuit Jui ever, inclined to polities, and the ex-! ?.e a FICLt-.> ouuu "Ji citing issues of his dar gave him an c* , ? - n I Comptroller Cenci abundant opportunity. j ]ittie t00 rash in j The great question before the people J Judge Hudson. E\ in l-Svo was that of Secession per se or j paid anit attention to cd-operatiou, whether it was expedient i JHS^ce."1 ^tat? * , 1 ? ' i recogmzcs the legal a then and there to take fconth Carolina ; jje q a wise jud^e, a out the Union without reference to i ble one. The peoph action ?f other Southern States. With h'*a are not in the - I t.heir iadires accused the ardor of a bright ami vigorous in- | srv r y.. ? , , . ? ! and this remark or M tellecc he exerted all Ins powers to j the eai. of the publi< induce the State to declare her inde-1 give* his decided rej pendence. j ci*ion 511 this In a campaign during that vear in- j HT^-\ 0 ,. . ? . , * . , I which the the Con: TolTiiiff tln? issue with pen and voice he 8UlTounds his orders worked night and day. i If Mr. Ellerbe is r lie assumed the editorial chair of; w?l>" preventing' the Fairfield Herald, aud also can- laV*"? tJie ta* ...... . . ,. point of confiscate rassed the district in opposition to his j ({eser7es the comme - .1... m.- T i lamer, . O. ahjujii, T? HUAUI VllVilc. ; ^vvu V41W.VW u.o and J.H Means, afterwards Governor. i both equal and full The campaign wilted :? faror of Mr. j Palmer's news in Fairneld and Ins ; jU(|ge"Hudson did n< father was defeated for office in this I the basis of assessme district. About this time, also, Mr. j llot? did 8a.v v Palmer served this town as intewdaMt. J*05}1 a?tC(j ? ; he held was that the ine consequences of the severe j tkis tn.i^iizjug labors Jie underwent, together with j value, and that it ha> the close pursuit of his legal studies, j the Comptroller has i ^ ra , ..... , travene the board. umicrimneu ur. raimer Micaiui, una There ig a maili2 that fall he took a voyage to Europe towns. Mr. Mort. for recreation and study. with a lar<, ej clfgeti* The physical beuetit he received, formal ion 01 the new h^rmr,'was slight, a, I0 ISM a. i <*? ?* Paris hesufFeied o. suoko or paralysis. j ^ouutv will bo 14 mil The immediate effects were not so hong, and will com nt his continued rxnr, th!i;-r ' 1 l[ il in ISO . wi*| beoncfr-i. I v. ill r.? if tnMiibe! i-<l Baa too late for sue- ,h:.( ;i, lh? ,:eilieni;5i in Coina.bia, :!,r I ? 830 ie polio J he Utivo- v;i;!i w:s 'itc inu>f ;? >; j i A l.ottle of Ayer en rears sooner, *j?:*. 1: u-. !' -cemeii h- i: :li^ b> o:r.<- > fully with stuhU*: his country I v'" u <! 'iaVtf lJ,'|;os ow" ?'av, hut family, Aver's C . . in t!i<- !<i-t i'.vu i!hvp a ?.\?il!iJ<*r <! !t- i croup, whooping the lines, althougu . llP;;iiril ,jr Me,>r?. Dii.l, ? .;,?J j wh,r,- give it the ?nf Tiiwrtln birri- i... f .. -,?>I | i ... . he WUS detained : ai.ti I n 1 i :id', :>i>:>a;'rii<iv. j !?;: as Aver' rcss Monroe, and ! An?:!,- r ? "-< ?????* n| icnient in a cell. ' ^ "X < ' ' )'/."! j |>a::s > i = I ( ):n: Jfhil g j limv l-iats. Tesm to red brought Oil : vriiiic > :!:! : t: >: >'> *; It.-ii.a !n>:;i ' .>> i! <'t > 11 j "I :nn never v.i a-k Of biralrsis. { Trilli :t -1-I> ::j. J ~\v ?1 ,:i ' *'>r r - ..... .. - : - : !.$. J. X. I.on:i authorities per-1 ^ ri?r.-.;n JI i.iiur o. Ine After an exte ? i i iA! Ci< ii 111 (iiJVci'ihi, . i of a ceuturv a? 011C who COU (. | Th-iei* sfii.iei: !<> i.1;- *a: i I) . 1; >;ii i cure for recent c< defence of his j 8itJl.s ut ,j?. U:!j;? ftI j Jt.a?.i Mfereut . I . ! now offered to tlic tf(l SO WClI. Al - I i l ?i: urr sinic*: r t" - j Dru^ist. West J5x ' * 1 " ' 1 "'I' ? . . ) r i ?, ? Tii ?i fuilv alth continued 10 i.< c -i u< -i . . ... received a third ciaimtrd U.ai ?v?ry .on,; i J. , . CfllJi'.' r l-i.^JsU-riSiP' ri*. <):!: . uii-T ! "i '? ? i ndi?i?r his coma- , . . , , . ti?it this prepura y . ? . . II-* In i i. . * >i j ' il * *:i :' i * il'ijrd - lirt - | any other tncdu'in Aiinei* 8 facilities -u.ali -i! 11 if* <.. !< '>!::; !? i'li!- j sleeps well and i at in tlie perio'l i- ru*-, in;.. ! <? Co., Dm; ir, when he came j ' 'a,MV 'iav'" ,M c; 1 i 'U<s\v..jM"s j a . estate, he sue " "J," '"i"' '"I"'' c""""' A VP ' ! = < leu t .\paii>!o i, iii-rde'. l'< he ?i:a :> ! ' ? y w il management of m.>.c .-cit iv.:ani ;um imi p-uiiciii. 1st?, when many Tlu-n thi iv htvr been liuu^ wti?u ihc Prepared by ] rsicallv, but l^ss M"e'J w ;i~fl,r more IV" cenHY-tion. tor aile(i kifft't-r usiir# ot'ag?ivgaii.?!i, Tor m iv I hvin -ir. ui-vr. W :nown as Colonel. \Y lwu-v.-r mv. be ?.?id ?.! ;hi- past, \ Gov. Seabroek's whauvrr may he urged ot'?heo::jrarc!?y 1 lt:at was wont i.i i.i.i Jiiut'r to Mile l! e ~ inas.-e*. I !hi:i!< ill it in hi-; pa-wd. I / ff\ bou life lus sufleriuga xnere is no mure need of die-n:r.:ii 1^. funoral occurred scition in oar count c-. The pi-t^de ^?? Z(^ Stephen's Ciuirch are changing lroin old ideis *md klr Mitchell coi:- tu.M enough, I?r '.his reason i SHER YTe extend our ihi?k fciBtlUonniies are uut as mach -py virtue of demanded now as thev wire in the Jj directed, I ions and friends pasj,. Let ns ?o slowly in lids work the Ourt House t ripping'up ami tearing down. on the ~ OCCISIOXAJ, FIIUSTMOXI next, within the ATVKEIS DO IS d Now Try This. !ii^he>t bidder, It will co>t you nothing and will surely desfri'ted proper sow 29.?Special: do you uood. H' y.m haw a G'ouuh, Uo'd, J'eur hales of m ?i r*f nnlinw t a or any trouble wi: li Throat.. Chest or Lungs. <n three bales. Lt et accouiing to J)r N.,w jol consinup- ofjhonipson A f ana nas oocu ai lion, Cou.'.;i:s a;;u uokis is ^uarsimreu to cept for Thanks wive nlief. ?r money will be paid back . . ,.n. >i::U'rers Jrom La Grippe Junta! il just the ras kept m diller- ]|t? t-bin^ an.1. r it.- u-o iad a speedy nmsboro, S. en expected that ?nd per:ect recovery. Try a sa?"p!e bot- N??vpmber U, 181' , ] f, :lo at our expense and learn for yourself 11?10?of. ature ana Lto\. j-^t how good a thin-; it is. Trial bottles 7?rV er to Augusta on live at McMasU-r, lirice & Ketcliin's !'-rug LJjLi. weather was so *tore- I-ar-e size 5-Jic. ain^w. *' ST AT K OF Ji train so late that count )imnou a!:!:? COURT Of fluav was a beau- _ , ., , ^ . Calvin IJrice, fo; *Thea Baby was sack, r.-e gave her Cwstcna. of Calvin I'nct! had COIUC just rhea she was a Child, ?l;o cried for Casloria. jNirt't A. i/l'ice sooner it would ^Vhen she became Miss, she clung to C-<torir. dren, ttwit: J .? i l>rice, Julia A. IICII more luciinea When she lifid Childi^c, she them Castcri3. mid J. lltirvt'v jIJv. Brice, licbeccii is not settled down i:\beccaJ. Bri Some measures . and A. G. Brie lust session hare 2i"cumltftc Persons briee, Sr., Def , . , , , And those trouble*! with nervousness resulting J X pursuance ihOUJll nare been. from euro or overwork will bs relieved by talcing ] of Common bill to make each Urowtl's iron Hitters. Genuine stated case, I \vi ?. _ * hastradinuirkan.'lrr'ov^ilret'.iiiicsonwraoDot Court House dc< sane m uie am- ? ? ??? - ?? ^ > ivas one that di- Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. m.xV within th i of State officers 31.. jeBaBaBga=gnBngaeae?:^-cj!^j.-j public outcry, t vspaper in each ,nvL"^Kintrv\ followingdeseri , , . , NLW Al)YKiiiIbKME> i > All those thret tna TMih in r\l* Tit. . . . _ 1 tiiv ..r ; jying, ocing ana s too sensible lo ? ^ _ e=hess & head khses cjjudby [ >'c'1?btate a iw Tlif nnblic kIa gareok'si INVISIBLE TUSUiAS EA8 a?vl P?atc avr. lilt puuilt a C3SH10XS. "Whispers hearU. Corn- SKVE\ 11U\ like 'il)T Other fbrUble. SoecM?foiwh?cf*llEon?><lU?ralI. Soldby F. ISIStOX, , IJKC dllT UUjCi ^,1 Ti s^i ivd.?. aaw loci. ff rUc to* boot uf yroo^ fK?? tit ! the best results known as the II re "will be received. Ajjent*'piofits i?er rooi.t'.:. win by lands of,J. C have generally '.fsSSpi!:*^jU-w TliiSw.Brii some satisfactory ?,t N- ;i f h'uK-i tt-r & Sor, ,-J.s y.iv. ii >r., otners. oaui i? ^ . v- strribed in a resi ity officials about ^ Ti onipson Scpt >t need the assi?- ?* \ .\ a A A A ixiii^ and designs EIouso officials to A SYST. M MAKING ST<>. K AND "b '' J"and " , . XI Grain S ccatatiii i?r;?cti*Mllv an Jit- nilnteuonuaj 01 What tO CIO. 1?./.fU< l-i i-.?. .> :i?i :: !mi <{ I'l-ifaili: Tin [be bill to require los* i^pn.babU-. 0nethird ;r; itv to take out a b> "S' ^aid in casli on .uch diffem.cc of lork. h, ?,,e and t?o instalments, \vi )m of the measure, papkhR'S flom sai(1 day 0 ; State should still eggggft&s! HA!P BALSAM * ,se,veJ per cfn t of lettiijf neonle bSSfc?SfL,. vvlu.le amouuto ' *CtllII0 people ???I'rwaj.xcs a luxuriant srovlh. paid 111 full. 1 and_ trine them IfJSTagS? Uoi'J weured bj er civilized coun- Cure* ?mp ta^ia* ises sold, and 1 contend that it is prugi*,?J papers. _ ,rular marriage to ,><-'e1^'s Office, t a lifen>p %&&&*&&?&VfrAV?UHffiPf Pi fflT U liinsboro, b. L <1 UVCI1SC. i ? Pnrker's G-.nc&r Tonic. I! eures the vrori: Cough, Vnvpmhf V 1'i 1S c tllP (lU^Stion it Weak Lung*.DobUiiy,Indigestion,Pain,Take ia time. 39 els. '* =/ ',-c4 , ? H5NDSRCORNS. The onlTtmreeureforCoroi. H-14-.it .it tlllS bill id an Sjow juT oaio. 15c. at oc HlSCOJC & CO., 21. ? greatly change the ??1 CLE. in regard to pr?of GRATEFUL - COMFORTING. the idea of it. am. m a a; a w a a STAlEOf farm# bpps's cocoa. id to have more -'pvwttwt t- 0* >rce if the T o^is- i>I?.^AKFAb i. W illiam S. Hall, miicwlwot^oo ''By a ,horou?11 knowledge o? iha nuural Daniel MeCull SO CONSKleiate as laws which govern th'% .'>p'T:itl'>ns of digestion U! vssc G vet advocates of and nutrition, and by a careful application or Tiia V it vr>vr many nv the line prop<*rt k-s or wnll-seiccted Cocoa. Mr. v'e J ' - inailY, or gpps has provided our brealcra&t tables wltli a Machine \\ or EE.UC11 noise about t dellcaitly flavoured beverage which may save Daniel Hall, E inles that cannot I u? man-v h'-jivy cio-tors' bills _ It is by tni* Jual- and Amanda I ,i i. -? C10US u-e oi sucu amines "i uu-i mui, u whau- r\r >Ter the line and tut ion may be gradually built up until string I pursuance i to acquire set- enough to resist every teudenoy to disease. -A- of Common !iiwftr/.ao Hundreds oi subtle maladies are floating around stated case, I wi V * ? . <" rcadv i--> attack wherever there is a weak Court House doc on need that the pofn<. We may escape many a fatal shaft by ? _ ?r/%vi lect 'l Chief TtlS- keening ourselves well fori lied with pure blood riUoIMU-NJ ?oed manv uponlp prof,cr!v "?urV^ei1 next-, within tin owou '"tin} people Gazette. Made slmmy with boiling w^ter or < 5 House, onlv t<? nnilK. Sold only In half pound tins, by Gs-ocers, . . ,J' rr>oelino- nf V.latx-un.i thus: lollowmgdescril itauuij, ui S0IUL jAiiliS KITS & CO.,Ilomceopa-hlc Chemists. All that parce ation. It seems Lond< n, England. field County, iSta not ready to meet tJlinin~ little amusement, $ TWELVE IIUN ist wait till Tues- |y ? 1 9(??S%Siii (12M) Acres, m Lispense. No one lands oi C. S. Foi hat will happen., HowLcst! HOwV Regained! Mobley, Austin i a seems to know, Gladden, .1 C. < 'date. Some still EV/C' h"'^ l!' <'V iHSS MlisSp? <StL HK?; ofPorio will Imt* Or self-pbeservatic>x. A new and only TER Oil OpC vrui Jtare Gold Medal pbize essay on nervous and Oup-thiril oft! one in the At tor- physical debility, errors of oai.i ii cusii ??-> t; Jo from ? coltui. youth,exhausted "vitality, pre- k 0 irorn ^ stitl II mature decline, and all diseases 1,1 u it*a"' 1 be some aclvail- and weaknesses of man. ZOO pages, Cloth, m:al instalment* I niBmlioi.; il>e gilt; 125 invaluable prescriptions. Only jl.oo tlav ;?f sa.e. j>.iy; v-rion oV*;rWby mail, conoie Eeaieo. uescnpuve jrrwpeg^ >? . un ? ?> ou.iu XU011 or eitaei or us with endorsements t-nrr h crwn <r,,f n*.. >inc one sn^ests ot tbe 1>ress and voluntary bSf> ? 1 ?tN{} f" i ...? ,n>ni/ '^ testimonials of the cureirnE&i NOW. (,t" I'tnciii.M-is t ?vuiu eiHl USi Consultation in person or by mail. Expert treat- papers. casting- the luiani- ment. INVIOLABLE SECKECT and CER- Also a-ssme ti Tpcri<hfmp I,p CURE. Address I>r. W. H. Parker, or oi>?> l-'no J-tjyUiaiui e. lie The Peabody Medical Institute,I*o. 4 Bulfinch St., . teai.i i,[i_ er for Chief, and Boston, Mass. .s.uii- oivier. n'p TmtifP .111^ The Peabody Medical Institute has many imi- Cl- t'k's Office, , UI ? tators, but aoequal. ? Herald. Wimisboro S i%C. 1 his would The Science of Life, or Self-Preservation, is a v,,v ...i,,.r (( 'iSit tUiotl, Under tho treasure more valuable than gold. Kead it now, " .,f ' ' UCl lnt every WEAK and NERVOUS man. and learn to li-H-Jt be STRONG,? Jfedicul Jtevicw. (Copyrighted^* ai bllerbe was aj _ c LEI lis strictures on i ^ n i a a "cry one who has J S3 - p P?n I STATK OF! 1 the con course of ?sj wwvsj ? V V count i) the past decade COUIiT OF cumen of Hudson. Thomas II. Kind an incorrnnti- Plaintiff, 9 . J; J of South Caro-1 AND I son anu uiner* habit of having j [ I N pursuance < of wrong- doin?-, : i- of ( r.Elierbe grates on ! easr, I uii ' JllCtgC i IllM?01l P VTHl A \ * ( 1 I 1 Ol'P l I ) r |~*0 , <-Otllt IluU.-f- <to.i tsons fur his de- Ka( i 1AN UL SlALLEb. | *'Ii:ST M,)Ni case and sweeps j next, within tli f argument with ! i ull,1c1-' 'l ipt roller Genera!' fo!i m'ViVA1 "!? alKlit0ls- | tion'.jf huid/Vyi' ight, there i? no i tin* C'-unty of Kn an auditor from \\7Ji PKMUETO AXN'Ol'VCE '10 conraii r X?"1 vS TkcI " I'e?i'i4! <" F-i'-,i i:i ?i:at j EI(;HT mrxE j . tllerbe , wc have ?.ppjn-d a Staim- ->:i Owyress ' FOLK 1 1 1 i| !!i..r? or !.>vs, Ivi MV.UI..W,. - ^ V ? V , a! I ill' Maim i"'. m> . ._i ' I VM j , , . CI wLIil'TJ'1110 Wi,:l"i""" W:1-"! ,!ni Sl^ofWnUf as- t. .minis. i>ut we ,.oW j?-ej?ar f<l .or uu :.? . s.-. h j. u.iiov\av de of the means \ve shai! keep none but ti.e I Simor.ton. the* io secure tins end ( j ij,.nu;i ur.,i s:u )t decide whether j j known as the L) :nt was correct or | H 4 J IK I.,i If? I 'l'iic above tr;i ,'1t,y'loih8i.ruAii uOSl illti Mill Allul'US. law provides that! ! TE1: rd must fix the! , , , i One-half of tl: ! done so. and that ?:k1 .>uli leH j Pahl 1,1 C:lsh "" no l-Hit to con- I *s*urt';J ;l,a: -v,,u u ance in tw. Ive n c | with interest pa ^ , t"\t i- > . . * , . whole ile'ht and i new ior small i SADDLLr, llAiiMi..^, M l.iflE?, I purchaser tuj-iri D^n-'z'er is here : etc., t'?r ?:i!e :i* reasonable i>rias. jrajje of the pr.-t _ .1 | noitioll of ule pu ou .o secnic thv,. fur ;L;i ni'Cessar county ot Cai- i{ I I j !! /'?? 1 \I * J \ Ft \ sold at the risk o iig and a small I I -V K \ \.\j h! IK Clerk's Oflic?. i. The proposed: 11.1 Lli vX 'JilH M I v.'111/j Wiansboro, S.' !es wide and 4:31 ? . , November 13,18 pri-o to a great I \\ INNiDOUO, ? .(,. n-U-:>t .^v 1 Provided With jH '< Cherry Pectoral, and so have the means at hand of contending success- si i attacks of throat and lung troubles. As an emergency medicine, for the $ lierrv Pectoral has no eaual. Its prompt use haTing frequently cured cough, and bronchitis, and saved many lives. Leading physicians every- ? preference over any other preparation of the kind. g nedicine for croup and whoop- j " Ayer's Cherry Pectoral saved my life. It Q s Cherry 1'ectoral. It was the i cared me of acute bronchitis."?Geo. II. Hunter, o he life of my little boy, only j Wgby, X. S. Q rrying hiin through the worst | "Asa specific for croup, and for the cure of 0 The ' rough I ever saw."?J. Malone, j colds or coughs, there Is no preparation equal j 1 j to Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It Is pleasant, safe, n thout Ayer's Cherry Pectoral j and sure."? S. H. Latimer, M. D., Mt. Vernon. X fjeiir croup, it is the best remedy." j Georgia. N Red Bluff. Cal. I " I have found Ayer's Cherry Pectoral a moat p r.sive practice of nearly one- valuable remedy for bronchitis, and disease of ? , Aver's Cherry Pectoral is my the lungs, from -which I suffered gre..t!y. The X slds and coughs. I prescribe cure which this medicine effected in iny caso J* o l>e the very best expectorant was most -wonderful. I am also satisfied that ft ? : people."? Dr. John C. Levis, saved the Urea of my children, who were sick 5 idgewater. Pa. with lung fever."? S. L. True, Palisade, Nebr. j X daughter had beer, treated for " I have used Ayer's remedios in my practice. I Jj s without relief, we recom-1 and ara glad to say that I have found them very 5 :erry Pectoral. The lady says j beneficial. In acute bronchitis, Ayer's Cherry j X tion is doing more good than | Pectoral is 'particularly valuable. It is con- X ? e. and that her daughter now | sidered by my people as a remedy which no Si ' s improving rapidly." ?J. K. j household should be without."? Dr. V. Lamberti j X ;gists, Tarlton, Ohio. , 257 Gratiot St., Detroit, Michigan. | \ j j i r5s Oherry Pectoral, j ' dr. J. C. Ater & Co.. Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists. J g| JJ| I Price 51. Six bottles $5. S w 1 ... i k ^ CmoHESJEffS English. Red Cross Diamond Brand rENNNRONMi * V\\i\iS ^ ! r\ THC ORIGINAL AND OCNUINC. Tin otiij 6*ft, Sara. wwiniteiU m tor aU. V*37 Lie*, ut Dropfi" tor CHckuier'i JOt^Utlk J>MrtuU In B?4 ud Gold xj*?B3i? \ y ? MalAlvim bta?ziMx>o. Taka no aCkar kind. Dtfmt* 3?>mfriinf?m mmi .fwftaX?if. v A.]l pUl? tn p&Mebotid boxea, pick w??pper?. u* daoccroa* eoutorfdU. At Dractiata, ?r ned c* in itaapi for pintouUn, ustteieuUls, ui "KaUef for L^dlca," ? UM<r, by r?t?n Mali > OOO ?wdmmlaU. Saau Prt^tr. Ch ICM MTCR Cm t MICAL CO., fvjTuma, ild br aH Local BruifUtii Fil 11. V PiiLPHI A, rA. I t FIT'S SALE. | CLERK'S SALE. u warrant or lien to me j ,x77T.. .?,/ >? t-?.~ . will offer for sale before ! bTAl K OF1 &0L 1II CAKOLl^ A, j door in Winnsboro, S. C-. I mrvTT of fairfield. JAY IN DECEMBER COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, j li'fjal houis of sale, to the J* R McMaster m. Frank Lightner. ; for cash, the following- fN pursuance of an order of the Couit of VV | I. ty, to wit : " Common Pleas, made in the above j -S-J-i Lint Cotton and the Seed stated case, I will otter for sale, befoie the ' >vied upon as tli property ^ourt IIou>e door it: Winnsboro, on the lien at the suit of A. J FIRST M< >N DAY IN* DECEMBER ii v MTftTv .xzxt, within thi- legal hours of sale, at; II. i.MILLIMt, public outery, to the highest biiltler, the j 1ST ' *".* . following-described property, to wit: ! ITff ftTO , All that piece, parcel or t'-act of land, V? lying, being and situate in ch? County of ; 1? airfield, State of South Carolina, contain- ! RK^ SALE, SEVENTY-ONE (71) aCRES, >OU I'll CAKO. INA, more or less. Bounded north by lands of j if ok fairfield. Ijoaisi M. llurloeck, ea^- '*y ' -* the , , t \t\\t\tc\\T P; v , u estate ef 'iiino 5. .van, south by lands ' L; *. liu. . jt-ic.j oeioiigini; to iianv oueuu, u> : i.oyA mv< r l as survivor land> lately belonging to S. II. Shurley. > " : &, Co., laintiff, vs. Mar- tekms ok s.w.k; and lier five minor chil- .. . . , . j olin A. Brice. Jr. Lila A. ot?tlc. parcba:iMii?.t.ey to bt, Bricc, Nancv M. Brice paid in cash, t lie balance on a credit of Brice; and Thomas W. twelve mouths, w.th interest from day of i i Kricp f,.r ind sale, to be secured by tlic bond of the pur- Alia we ? her two'minor children, chaser and a mortgage ofthe premises .sold. i trade, ce, J., and Jane W. Brice;! PUIt-,a6Ul P-l> *'r ,l" necessary e, as Executor of John A-' P*P*r,s-... ,, .. Tt.VrN-,v-< n i endants. ! 8 L-11 J v\^ ^ UA. : rivalled , , , ,, . \\ innsbofo, & C. C. Y. t. O. of an order of the Court: NuVt;aibel. w mi Pleas, made in the above; 11 offer for sale before the j U >r in Winnsboro, on the 1 DAY IN DECEMBER CLtilth. 'S SALE e legal hours of sale, at j bXATE OF SOU i ll CAKOLIXA, ^'e 1 o the highest bidder, the ; _ ? iinwtniP !?,) i COUNTY 0* FAIKKIlil.I). 111> eSime ; tractsof parcels of land, I COURT OF COMMON* PI,E \S. situate in Fairfield Coun-! Laura M. !?'colt t.<. John W. Smart and j .foresaid, containing in the 11. <j. Mnart. iN piusuanee of an order of the' ourt I of Common Pleas, made in the above I rllT ACRES, ! stated case, 1 will offer for sale, before the ! ionie place, and bounded : Court House door in \Viiin>boro, on the i larence Brice, Mrs. Polly j * FIRST MONDAY IN' DECEMBER A ^^b!ey, Calvin Brice, : JJextj within the le^.d hours of s le, at | e, Mrs. Dorcas Bauks and pU^ijc outcry, to the highest bidder, tiie ; " xnds are nioie fully de- j following-described property, o wit: nrvey made by W.Jliin^3 j All hat certain piece, parcel or ti act of red on"siid' pVatas'A'5 *1*1"1' and situate in ^drlield County, i.ed on said riat as A, | ^ta!e ;il'oit satd, on the liead waters of LitD, which plat will be ex-, tl(j Ct,dor Cnje? couUilliD}, i . ^NE HUNDRED AND MX ^ _ ' | Acr.-s, more or icss. isouiiueu norm uy the purchase-money to be hamls now or formerly owned b/JohnT. ^ ^ day of sole; the balance j Hall, west by l^nds of John II. Catncart, years in two equal annual south by lands of the estate of .James Law, tli -nterest thereon from ! east by lands or' u. .*5. Jones. f sale, payable annually, | tkp*8ofs*ifJumper annum, until the I , iwwmofsalk. "principal snd interest be . One-half the purcha;e-money to be paid Hie purchaser to give his ' easli oil the d;iy ol sale, the balance in ? ?-? a mortgage of the prem | one year from day of sale, with interest [;*?, \\ ;o pav for all necessary 1011 saiil balance from clay of .s?iie. The | pun-lias r to ^ive his oon.l secured by a R. II. JENNINGS, j inort^ag- of the premises soul for the credit O ' ' c*C P F (J i portion an >o pay f?*r all necessary paper*. yi]' clerk's UlUce, " It. H. JUNMNGS. Wiunsboro, S. C. (J. (J 1\ F, (J. I November 13. 1891. RK'S SALE. ' 1 ' SOUTH CAROLINA, CLERK'S SALE. r of fairfield. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, > COMMON PLEAS, county of fairfikld. ousbfUdeMns^,eriaintift, COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. :ichSdtthocoSot"eand J-F. McMaeler, Plainliff, r?. John B. ks, Thomas G. Patrick, | Glenn, Defendant. vail. Hall, Calvin Brice J l Npur.-uanceof an order of the Court ?. Kogers, DefendaLts. J X of Common Pleas, made in the of an order ot the Court i f.b0ve stated case, I will oiler for sale Pleas, made in the above (before ihc Court 11'?u e door in Winnsli offer for sale, before the ;, ,i e >r in Winnsboro, on the 1,01 * ' 0,1 1 nc _-v i A.* TXT TAT>/-itj\ri)pr> I PIItST MONDA\ IN DELEMULR JAI x^i ?J?jKSJ& JLL>?JX\, j i legal hours of sale, at next, wit hin I he legai hours <>f *o!c, at 0 the highest bidder, the public outcry, to the highest bidder, >ed property, to wit: the follo'ving-described property, to ?:- " A 1 or tract of land in Fair- wj(. " - / (fl te of South Carolina, con- A'll ilia, pi?-co, p.reel or pianiaiion ***** nppn lvnmVTV?STV wf lll!,l,? be5"" U,,(1 *i,U:l'e If,e DRED AND SI\T\-SIX Ci)UMlv rilirljei.l and Slate aforesaid, Tn?r lefu ,?Tde?,by containing ? rd, DanielIlal!, Mrs. John ~?,f! 1 ^ Scott, ? Garden, Frank ONb ilL^DULD A< RL^, I |-^ irafton, T. L Gladden, tnorc ?t le?s on waters of Morris I V_^ L 1 y belonging to J. l urnt-r j , b?-uiid-d bv lands of <?r tornilie above desc.ibed land i , , ,, , -?f ? I ^o tra ts-one containing ier^' .?l* e . . - * - j !!' ^ I and fifty (1150) acres, Utrrn? Rundrn-i* :uu{ others, b'-i> g the | the other, one hundred trac <! |?tnj < mvi-M'-i to .-^ailing j ) acri-s. mor.- or less, plats I Glenn, d>< e.i-- 'i, ?>v W . a. ("la ke and j fXhibi:edonday of sale. |jam?s A <'.!:irk?', as ex'-cut-r* of us of sale: j Ilenrv d:?tke. b\ Teed of dat<? Dth lie purchase money to belOcfchc, 1S8U. XI /lot* Af k!<>l it Mtu I " """ v"" TKUMS OF SAI.K. ii two years, in equal an ; with intfre^t mm the Our. ?Y 1" i.-e ;?arch?^t'-m'in-v to i'?!e vmiaiiily, ;i:hI to i>?* b?' p dd i1- ? ? ! , t'i?* l? !illci* on :t eiodit of purchaser ami ur:o.t- ofiwlvc iiiontti< IVoUQ day of >ale isessold. i ill- }> jcli ivi vv it Ii in'? :?>', :iv>?l?!c auruiliv, upon , pay f.r all i. c ^:?,y ,,.c ,!illll. Illl(i| *ltl!;. J be me an?l plauti I will st-li sacured by bu.al the p?iciui<cr and ;ine for ui.d.r tire a iii?m tjjja.e ??} il?t* and the i>urc!i.i>fr p-t> fur all uecv?an ~s& R. II JEXN1 ,N(io, pip-'is. 1% C., C.C.l'.FC cu-rksOffi-, U II. JENK1XGS, IV 1 \Vini?*i). ro, s. r , c. C (J. I\ V. C. i Y N .v-m'ir; 14. 1691. IK'S SALE. 1I-I7-J SOUTHCAltOl.IXA. I pB ^ if OFFAIltKIKIal*. . COMMo.V 1>,.EA<. 4^ trhin, a.s AiltititilViiator. Uffifi imps Strwarl, Joh.: Vin _ ^ ^ * DctVnda.itv > O W* A ^ >' an ordrr of tie <*iu:rt| ^ V* rit-as uiacc in in- aii-ne 55^ r_j I dfft r 1'cir s-i 1*. li<;f-rr tl.r js^ : ;ii .. inn? l:ur?, on thi? ?fe6 pzS^Seih ^ i)AV IN" DECEMBER ?5a (fi k lf^'.U 1 j-?ti!s or salt*. - A 0 the hiiiln-st biiM r, the tf" V /A K-.l IT- p.*rty, to wit: VRT iLJ 1 p'.i'i't', parcel or piatifu11 jr. foeiinr and Mtlia.ti* li ?MANUFACTURED BY? lirlicld ami State of South )UED AND NINETY- The Wilcox & Gibbs Gnaio Co, I A. (81)4) ACKES, 1U in<I 011 bliirl'-v's hiam-h, CHARLESTON, S. C., ) T ; llivrr. ami litmnti ti l*> "S U Lason, M-trv J::lie : ucus. ** ^ g viu'v'Tfe V,;. *M'4<+n, t^isU. Tl^' """ 1;,ub A* flvW ; ict cf land will be sold in v />JJ ns+~fe^t- &?. No C arts. 1>1 ats of which will 9Jl/t ^vni lay of sale. : /- ? aTj, \ This MS OK S?I.E: ?rv^C '??u' I ie pi> chase-money to le ? .? jr /n the day of sale, the hul / ** "J]? IHojJT' lontlis trout day of s .If, ^ : No I cable annuallv" until tin- / V~r ' iuUM-^t be>i<1. The \ bond secured bv a uiort y^uls%?*'+* <r- i ui>es s > d for The credit ? ~ , ? _ L ~"y Orr' rchasiMii.iiicj, ami to pay . jA fljWfety I VCC< r papt-rs. i fiv jmipeii.} Kj * j - ?- ? f the lormer t-nrcha>er. > . ' All r K. II. JENNINGS, 40,11 v ^ I C C. P. F. C. rnTT^ T> fl "PT?T? hefoend G?X ?[, XXL-.0 JT 11 Z i n, f. feowell ^ (Jo's iew?popc* AilvertUlaff Bajramlf 10 Sja-ooe BCX wlyr* ad'wonUlng ooatraco bo fov.o X?c it j * ?i W VOJUU The Full Prospectus of Notable Features for 1S92 and Specimen Brilliant Contributors Articles have been written expressly for the coming volume by a host of emin Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone. ? Count Ferdinand de Lesseps. ? i The Marquis of Lorne.?Justin McCarthy, M.P. ? Sir Lyon y Clews. ? Vasili Verestchagin. ? W. Clark Russell. ? The E Camilla Urso. ?Mrs. Henry M. 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V_y J JL. \ _y .1. ^ KJ ^EEK DAILY ARRIVALS ' \7. i?r # TV j i mat uepanmem. mmings, call on us. This season we riON, ir prices are bound to capture your * i i 1 mr such elegant gooas. xney are uu"S A LOOK, , 3 every buyer equal ralue for their )NT <>F OUR STORE. DjS s?L= 1 OST SOLiD VALUE : b-_ &^ TRNER'S. i atATS, ? ARDWA.EE ? a of tliair TOflTC 13 "jli Opened To-flay. i I j ! ON K BAKKELNEWN'ti. 1 MAX KE'cf L. I Unr full Crvaxn (Jhec->e. , 1 Our l>?trr-l P ito M<?Usin*s. 1 titit: Patent Hour. v?o. l. \ - * uiwl white flint Magnolia Hams a-wavx nit hand. 'A!s the Hr liable Californ a I lain, the* I ' tim-.-l a ! clieajwst llaui ill town. , j (jranuLtetl fcuj;ar, 17 l?s. for $J.oo. j j Light Brown i-uytr, 20 I' s. f??r $1 to. j l)ai k Blown S nar.23 .bs. for $1.00. Fine Area and J.?va the lii.i ? In tuwii; a'.so ct:<*a|??M jirade.s. I I Also n full 1 iii? of Canned (iood* of u;| kin i, which *\y offer clieaji. Molasses of ail ?ra<:<** fiom iS'.'c. t.>7..<;. p?r jrall-n. 0at5 and " rn eh* a?) for eash. * I 'oii't fait to pivc tii? "Old Dyed-in-th?. 1 i Wool" a call and i ?* sav?*d from waiting on I the sub-treasuiy, tor you may starve be| for? thfct comes to be a s.tvior ior us. 10U HC., J. j). M'CAKl.KY & CO. FAIU1KKM) ^WXNNSBORO, S C. Paid Op Capital aid Profits. - - $40,000 Ponitfli Cnhcrriheri . . - . Jfll >( Hfl uayuu Duuuuuuvu, vui.-ruu m Does a general banking busi ness. Solicits the accounts of Indi vidjils, Firms ami Corporations. Foui ^ per cent interest paid on savings deposits. Banking hours, 9 o'clock A. H. to 2 o'clock P. 31 W. C. BEATY, President JAMES Q. DA VIS,Cashier. 4 i