Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

w i <gg mmccst mmmrn mm . ,^aWCaC TIIE NEWS AND HER P U ? Us ?1 ED S VERT WED* -iiY? jijewo - and - Heralc *v ? DijL'GL.VSS, ) ' Kilitors. AS. ??. ?AVIS, ) TERMS, l;V ADVANCK I ear. Six Month*, ... ADVERTISING RATES, C One dollar a square for the fi ?> 11 and fifty cents for each ;u _:ise.rti;>ti .Sproia! rates for cm Vertisers. Marriage aiul Ueatii nonces j rc Ketiular rates ciiar^eU tor obiti Orders for Job Work solicited. WINNSBORO, S. Wednesday. DeeeiaDer : They say now that the bes are of Rodger's steal and that k of them are guaranteed to do ^ circulation. The best quality tered No 1044 and have a gray We are in lull sympathy w ernor Tillman i* his tfforts to lynchin-j. He i? powerless, as but hi* strong denouncement * - . .. ?~ ? i > Imv;e*sni.s3 icnus i? opinion that war, and in this may he doinsf good. JIone?st Farmers. Itrai THIS anil TI] Ex-Speaker James Speaker SiaiytiS; of the fort* tlic ll-e-f-oer administrations, in iuis: ratio:; as was his custom, ed a free rWiiixvl to an(i(?ot a voted ajja free pass from the passage of railroads and voted pass-taming for the passage oj the anti-free passtaming bill. i "Wis Mr. Jones onlr "blt>v __snram?pi'-2 ?o-^~ (*jB2*win^ JLast Summer i4I don't recollect. I did - deal of Mowing last summer, recollect all I said." This is the answer made crnor Tillman to a question pi by Col. ilaskcil as to whethe ke made certain comments Phosphate bill during the ca "I did a grreat cletl of blow summer/' says Governor Tiili don't recollect all 1 said", s; emor Tillman. It is well ti emor Tillman d<>es not recc thai he said last summer, ami bo batter for the white peo had lett many things that he unsaid. It would be well il left o2 much of liis "blowii we might have had a unitei today. "I did a great deal of blor summer", is now the candid a admission of Governor Tillm sappoie that he was only "t \vh?n he traveled from oue ei State to the other charging <4j rottenness", that we had noi wkat was a republican form crnment siuce "the days of t Proprietor*'", that Tillmani3i interpreted meant "self-gorer that the South Carolina Co.'le? 5V-. training scheol for politicia ?1>?o rvnriQQvv ? UCU lie a?KCU J^14UIU?; system he was only "blowhi only "blowing*', when, begi Anderson on May 12, 1SOO, a ing it up during: the campaigr clared that the people in tb counties were competent to th?mselve* ? evidently he "recellect" it because in his he says that they won't put hoi in office as jury coniuii.' "Blowing", that was all. Onij inj7' rrhen he said that memke Legislature had been "bambo# debauched". "Those kid g] lows", "bosses", "riiigsters* after all, mere air babbles si by the rucre "blowing" of C Tillman. Votes bought of ! ?... by "howdy-dos", was "b!ou summer". Nothing but "bl when he denounced the accep "free passes", by public ?ffici was applauded to the echo, ing"! What has his "OJowing" State? What ha? his "blowi complished that could not hi accomplished without so mucl ing"? Br hit 'biorviu^- last s he divided a people, he dividsc and famine?. "Blowing", v said that the salaries of public were too high; ''blowing", 1 said that Clemson College wc cost the people a cent, for in I sage he recommends an appro of $ Go,000; "blowing", when ^ }><> im ha/1 inr-i mftnvnffiAPS f Uinp^sjc he \v:iuts more creatc filled by himself; "blowing", said that the people were t: travajantly by former ad minis frr State Treasurer Bates s page S of his report, * * "It 1 the policy !* the Legislature barely enough money to meet rent expeaie* of the State", taxes are higher this year. "I slid a jreai deal of blow summer', mow sajs Governor 1 ami who knows but that h< "blowing". "Blowing"! "Uiowing"! I _ pw-'" Fairfield Defrauded. The State constitution people of this county a right t< r portionate number of represe in the Legislature in order t iuterests maybe guarded and tluence duly exerted in aS general concern. The viol:! this most sacred right, whe ; rectly or indirectly, is a grave and far removed from the tiel< rent politics. At this gessh tieiis of most momentous im are being agitated, affectiuff ? the people of this county as j& the State at large, and the fu IP pends largely upon the maunei settlement. Vet Fairfield, br the | until it j> . T p. resignation of one of its Keprescnta-j 1*1C ^oa -ALL/. w <Wriv*d ?f her constitutional; rliui=ea.li . W5J II hit UTUOj AO right of a proportionate influence in! hutihov t'ESDAT these affairs, and to that extent our j obitivpei people are divested of privileges of j Jncdicine the highest kind. In tkis matter, petty j ' ^ . , * I t,lC a(111)i I - Co. ephemeral politics are not concerned? j whi!e <"< z-_=_ kt it is a natural right under the I)em?-! down thr * ?. I but it v. i era tic form of governinew wc cnju. i t]iat lias been violated. When reasons j JJk''Stut' exist to dis(|uaii y a member, the eou- J power ol stitution is explicit in enforcing an j speak" : clectin f?r his successor, to protect the j bauch < si.50 pe0j,ic j? their right of representation, i .73 ^ 1 =1 . t10n whu t. ? WicnivilifieutL.i the ! and stan J it pi t?M 1V.1VO *.?.c iv ,, ... h*ldin? of anr office of pro tit or trust thanks G under this State or under the national j as otjl?r rst inser- ^overument. k "j! ibsequent . kno\\>\\ tract ad- " e presume the cause for his resi?-1 -phis g-i nation last week, in tlie midst of the | tion has ;,w session when too late to permit the b>" ail.v'1'1 kuintc* ^ x i frtv ( filial election of his successor to be held, } <u , was that this representative has tilled same old an appointment of this nature at louvd. Washington. The point we make ml . . . . . . .. , , ; the citv i the case is. that an injustice has been | season' j. : 1891 d*nc Fail-field in that, if this repre- j-complete ^ . tentative was aware ol: his position j ward to i bein<r assured a vear a^o. his dutv was | .vear ail(i t raisers ,,c . ," , , - looked u it to the people who had couferred upon I ,,,, the use .. ,. , . ~, 1 evil. 11 uble the a a g trUSt confidence to j ami pnc hare resigned this office in time to Outsider is legu- ^a7ft allowed his constituents their I i'?? thcii 1 ? -j. ? ish look. constjtat;onai privilege of propor-! itb Gov- tionate representation in the Legisla-1 ;lluj suppress ture. ; with sen ?hr says, "While upon this subject, we call at- sideratio of such Mention also to the case of a reprcsen- I 'flic sp j public tatire of another county who lias dur- Vigor is war he 1U& the year filled a clerkship ia au < executive department in Columbia, 1 vitalizi 1 mores a ? ami upon the eve of the session resigns humors i i- his cierkship to lill his chair as a rep- it surpass resentative. This mar be technical!v i XT. ' ' i j nfS 0f Hn avoidance of the prohibition of the I r-m Ad- constitution declariug a legislator in- j i, ut-c.pt- ehiriole Avhexi holunig an office ol pro-1 * pa>s una . " , , , , . I Ailmini> in>t tbe lit under the State, but we doubt it I BiU T| ti e free- much. j liuru-dThe reason for this lew is plain, in j flom th that it is certain that a person depend- j ' jalu> in<f for a livelihood upon a salary in! (j(ILUM ring an excclltjve department must be so j weo completely influenced by tlii* state j Lcislatu ^flairs as to be unable to represent j s0 Umcli adequately the interests of Hie people, of tho sc; a Sieat which are not always by any means or jn t]ic I don't tiie interests of the office holders. tjlC latter These may be matters of too small tors has 1 by Gov- practical importance to make a fuss ;lh,,at lif it to him about, but experience has taught us n;n?. f ir or not that it is just such small matters in the tliis time on the aggregate that cause a resurrection of tl.jes C[C1 impaign. great papular uprisings such as Ave attributa iiij last experienced last year, and our interest hvlire if oan. "I i? rlirt maintenance of the hijfh Stand- hills. :m< us Gov- ani that the present administration as- oTe;lt tic :iat Got- suined in taking' control of the State is evcrvthii illect all the reason we now point out these xiiis is w it would violations of popular rights in order Hlltii>ii a>pie if he that they may be avoided in the future, cushion < lid say aiu} the people remain contented ? \J0Cn som he had Ridqtvcay Advertiser. two. but )?\ and ! have no :i people the city ox the cos<f aits * Some pe? , , unfavoni The >Iany Things that Atttict the People ]C<1-J^];T ring- last Of the City?General *etos on I.eg'sla- ^ ? re it tir. wnrV ami other Matters. , " i ilUJianit * *- -w an. We Columbia, S. C., Dec. 10.?Special: >lowins?' Your paper has been so well supplied CU11 id of the Columbia news by your able ure that.' incipient corps of correspondents, I have not by discii? t known felt it incumbent upon me, for some- ^ it hav< .. 1 ' . ir.aioritv of gov- to give you e"cn an occasional kiiicti. " he Lord letter. Tonight, however, I feel some- debated. 11 being what in the humor and will wake some f?r debal nment", brief mention of the happenings in our ,re was a city. tag'e. ns, that Columbia is at present grievously Some t election afflicted and groaning in spirit. First Ul'?s hav( ' the Canu and came the General Assembly ana uie ^ thee lining at prohibition bill and other political tur- forcing) nd keep- moils; then the circulation fraud and so galtai i, he de- its investigation, and now, to cap the spite of i sir iwn climax of our woes, comes old madauie bceM . , ers, ewui govern la grippe " and those of us who are 0f (]1C. ^ doesn't not testifying, speechifying-and argu- gubernat message fying, are sneezing coughing and some simile, it test men I am sorry to say are cussing. To ssioneri. every cloud there is a silver lining and j ni;Hi<| "blow- through thegloom of our despair we j said t!iat rsofthe espy a bright gloom of hope and our that it w z'ed and sighs of woe are stilled by the mclo- (t?vctiioi lore fel- dious tones of the majestic gobbler as ' were, be tells of the approach of the glad (o Senate ;nl forth days of Christmas, when stockings to save h undidate will be hung up for Santa Claus' gifts, *or^> w'" l??9?r? tile uhifinitous small bov and the ^ A - , J/V.TV , I v, ^ rintr last iniquitous fire cracker will make the sition to owinw", days ai|d nights hideous ami the twe license, ; tance of iollv brothers Tom and Jerrv will P\'el)ai'ed i*m,c . ^ * lirnmcrii als, and come with eggnogs to cheer our hearts came ni, i4Bl?w- an^ the before mentioned gobbler will jater day lav aside his majestic- strut and be self. T1 cost the Stripped of his royal plumage then to ^'om( * * ing?' ac- 1je butchered and gobbled to make an roni\irke( ive been American holiday. was laid "blow- The legislators are hammering ;avay t0 be th on the calendars and endeavoring to wh<?. wli ummer o-cl through by Christmas but they wisdom, i friends will either fail to do all that they have iroi. khen he should d? or they will do it so hastily pav their .3 T. ~ 7 ? il.nf C *- ivAfA kartAi* if if rtl. officials a"usu UiUV-T u,aL " " im. *v | suiUIUCl . were not done. This criticism is not may or n when he peculiar to the present Assembly, it prohibits uld not }ias been customary for many years especially us taes- for the Assembly to adjourn the clay indircctic 'Driation before Christmas and no assembly has ]jeen ;l|]0 j . had the backbone to break this recerd so that i he said for fear that the people would not member i or in his endorse the action, so it matters not this was il, to be whether important measures are statcRoiei vr'itjH he awaiting consideration or not if they this Legi ' ' cannot be rnshed through they must subject, axed ex- jje 0VC1. untjj uext year. in t'|,e cat t rations, The session has been more exciting Tl<e co ays, on than usual, the election of a Chief Wa.s ven las been ?Iustice an(l one Associate Justice and tiiuny nr\ an Attorney uencrai mauc <t jfjcittucni irown.im to raise 0f logrolling and wire-pulling ncces- fowti.-hip the cur- sarv. Judge Wallace is doubtless the WHS ki<!e< and our most popular man with the people hi jn South Carolina but Judge Wallace's Evans, w . view of the law did not square with ti,js , n-j, tug last t}ie views of the administration so he but the o| nilman; was defeated, by a very close vote. j| ul;li ; is still l)r. Johnson's attention was once called j 0uI v u!?..: to the antics of a wonderful dog : aitli ??l>] . which ceukl dance all the fancy dances, J oji,. , ,):1 his remark was that he "did not won- j vi-i*n k.l j tier thut the dog could dance so wfl: I ()| \V?>rkii but the wonder was that tie sliomu j viM-d '1 dance uf all." The wonder is not that j t,, ,,f j, tl ? dudife Wallace got >o many votes from j |?,v.cr I" K the Tillman ?ide: but tlnit he unv ,, ,,i > a pro- j vott'K from them at all. Known-i? i vv.,j |< i .'titatives politicians say that the results of this j lt, ,x ,.n hat her race indicate* a change hi the politcal ,j?. jir 1 . - winds which round our pathway roam, j .VOi fcr ! li . . * * Before the same Assembly last year j ,{.>< .!.i :airs ?j. no man jn the State conid have come j assi-I itio? of within twenty-live votes of an admini- j ,iuv^* v\ ther di- station candidate, this year under ihe | ?n'ttie ir; matter Part.T ,as^ an(* -,Plu'tl,c administration j form of ?l - . *' candidate was elected by a majority of j [ |.r j,..,. .1 of cur- on]y sjx alu] three of these were negro I trouble :? hi ques- votes cast against Wallace beeatisc he j pve-unt [joitauce had presided over the Wallace House ! cr.;. Tl.i (phoikIv in l*7t>. | ihii'iT t?> ? , * Major Woodward hit the bulls eye dillereuM vrell as vi-heii h? iutreduced his anti-free-pass after all, turc dc- bill and he followed his advantage up the prest of their vigorously in the Senate and pressed it evils. T1 a?$ed the :?:ni Ill put tlic on ii. II ter pill for t!;<- administration had to >wallo\v it. Like ::it if the prope ?U> child who refuse-. to !;;!?.' .isilv ten?! to weald the administration had to :i!l!:,! ,s: fp^rient is itiie dt)?o. -Major Tom h.-id t'.i-.-:...v sm-n-thensi! ni.-trotioii .< nose -o t?> sj??*ak ?!: f??r y? ,]. ila<keil inured .he d.;r ) throat. li IiKi!-;**- tli<*ill i "ai.i ;i pirasurc M t> v.:iy i.iai II (it> ifiM.tl. Tiii' M;i tii:* ! 1:1 - I'roat !;r from t!?. i;- u- . F< .1 I ... ( .. t;:i ^7 I tuk?:i one-r.f tiit-.-O ! i; I \ i; in >ti M.! \ - A * I K 1 :>i t . . , , . , . t- . iicfur<- I'-tirii:;:. 1 uo.iiti II..: hi III lull* Ji'llilili: li i>ii! i;l l.u- w. Last >Ia:?i > " corporation* !' "Utlli'.' >o !o ' I have f.-nitil iii Aval's 1'ii Hid to ai:d dc- r<:n<'ly !"r oiutJiatioH. Iclioi i i . M . i:r>-1 ili^orib-rs. i>i-.-nliar To mia< Jill h'?jl.-lati.>l 1 ill- * Taken i:: small am! frequent <1 ; ami liiuiily morai ;ult:jini-i b,-t w.-a <>u tin- liver, aiding it h folds it> cloak :ti?.HIt i:>clL" malarial jH.isf.iis. ami lvstori .(Is up ill lliv Tr.1and yZSu^i ml licit iK !i!flid>tM'> a IV lint Kur t?i V'-.'ir- I \v.n trouble arc. will b?.*al' lilllu . lion. an-l. until 1 h.-;;:::i to t;i \ so in >! ( .;k. and ;li?- M:ij.>r fOBidfin.1 k? r.-ii.;>,:.- M^iy. , i . i. i . . ; Avor's 1'ilU liuve- n.'.neiy <-im ilPl] lh* 11.l- i\ .1 ii 1 11..li. ?J. <}. I'eckhain,Os:n re it liCiorni (?) awi:iilli.-!l';i- ? ]-o remedy for const UOt as YtM broken l!ic re<-c?ni AVer's Fills. and I xhuuUl not c BUuvtiu'ii iu and llu- oino chest complete without the 7i . - , , - Plaice, steamer Kaj.hael. L'tors U ill rontllltn.' i" <iu bll?l- To cleanse and teisv the stom. ie same ohl slum! ami a! tlio . ! rates ami n<> diM-oant> a!matters are tiiflitfi* now in _ ,, __ , ? ban for manv rears at this; Pfspsred by DR. J. G. AYER & ut with tlie canal purchase (1 everv one is looking for , .... l bri^lit ami now ' ''""S '1!ls <l,C=ti?h< mom-v market .is ?{.a,'cw ?'V" ' p.,, m imrelr k tcuqionrv ?! ?P ie real ostato market is aeiive ! ; " . !! es jfootl for cilv property. '] '* s arc calcl,in?OMm,,1a,-,] J'"'!" ??' Mess"- hv: sparc monev here. U'i.l, ! ????. ?"? a* "*' les to (l,c editor, -the .levil" | . cprcs-.-ntaMves **> ? r , ! najil demon', nave si >mc#-eat for a tnerrv (Jirist- , ,, . ' , 1 , ? , , . \car ou i?;at one bill rega I ivmiir iiou- vonr i rc.iiaiii , * . . -v* . id nonls ol the lii^hc- <*<??- fl, i , ? i ? i >tand a adverse ;oi;es , u, vour i ,, ' ^ <:'iticisin. IIow irnpr eeial quality oi Ayor's i lair j :i convention called nn thai it resi?res tin; natural ar !e to frame a constituti .- lor, and texittro ?>1: the hair, i :-"s\vcr the purpose bet ;s the roots and foJiijles, re - j ^ have. It is m ;iv prn andruir. and heals itching ! what is ^ood and umeiiil n the scalp. In this respect. s;lJT toui lli' ?es all similar preparations.; *!!C Leg'si at lire '?>o.k ? ; (he mailer, that K enon; . .. j prevent ti:c bill tor II ii.iHi) ivotiii ! 'rom rcceiviiisr iheSo m' i\V>>-third? vf :d! ?!:?r m ! :?e General .Vsseiii'.?*y --ir?nv Sin* to the hOllsO. trillion lei-. tlie ciiiiiis u\ proposition to aincn >e County government iiill | Irttion !0 r-li'iW I!-f' JjOiiiV ? The '!Jlo\vin:*'oi tin- Winds; j January, al.-> taiivM e Cave ol' the (iuljcrnat:>ri:?l j ?"ju>utlct. It'ti.c lf'ifisbl! ? What Honest I>e'?.iUvs tVill j:U mail*.* bili? it shoul. ! time. I> 111 sonic of the u ma. S. C.? Dec. 1!) .--Special: : io fear th.it if the limit <>i k lias been one of work !< ? ilie i taken away, tl.e Legi^la ire, vci iliere seem* iwi lo VI i'"? l!? i,;"1 wa>.? "?( , .. . . bor which MWie'.imes sits hurry as is usual at tin-- tune aiuj sometimes seems k >sion, either in the main halls; 0iirn altogether. Engrossing" Department. In , Tiie supply hi/i is on it: , although the force of soliei- i L^islaiiiie. It c:a tax ot 4, 1-2 mills ;i sc! jeen smaller, there have been j mUU ..U(, ;l COUI!tv ..lX va .1.. t!.,. ] mi. im i > ti O ICUU i; I CI K ^ U V Ml lli* ?/\_,4.. IU JLV A-? ill li 4.-7. i \s lie engrossing: is well up at j Fairtiild will be 10.1*: . The last week is one xliar propriatioi: biU is liki , . . ,,,, . , . : its w.iv along. It make; :ks son s. 1 lie s ackness is , ,r7 . i emin-res. L r.c oleNiSon ble to two things. th > Lcgi? nyj receive ".he special ap killing a good many ! >:ig 000 asked in order 1 1 the members are doing a j The regular apt i P 1,, ,. . , . the privilege tax yoes al of debating on a ::i ?>t , , , , .. , ?.t, ,, . i jir.Kiablv lnusl. the build ig that is worthtaiKi; j e bill lo reiUstnct t 3t more claptrap and crimi- The committee id recrimination. bm a ;ii? ; u 11 ! change and the bill . wouM seem in order mi U,c w. ?'? ? _! ? < j ?mcIio?. u grouped F; iC p roily not til Ls ? on ;i b: IJ or j Kershaw, ir n inter? a? a usual thing", tli - "wings" i in i-ne district. The Le<r i ?i... i;.,..j !ii?::meiit bill will go thrv : I:,v* *!%:i 5>.:ukI> ni wit ,i?]v oxtoinlcil in ' givi;u that country 10 1 c body. This is ail v.t?mi- j latvit:g livrki-lqv^ w i h D tit:ij;>I'llof measure- irilro- touched^. idchhiiu e not desirable, li is ?>:ilv i?v | ni-mber, Ir.-iving it willi ate that the good mea>im* j ?*ins 2- ''"Vit.g I fled from thy bad. A ?i,-a<- ?s;;j Audciioti gain o lias merit in i! is stri'ii^thened j ';'s, s o:!f'' :>ii?nj while an 11 <:!it o;n\ p\vi: j * ',t: 'r't: l1,1^ ',a"! i ihe backing of a viirv >irong ; t'-'Vcrnor although an . will be exposed so :i< t > !>c ni i<i ' to .-mother it i Let the measures 1.,- fuliv j c?m.uslt:ec. Is was pnlK - - 1. . .. 41.. ,.J. Then. Joy.anotherar-runi-ml | ,l u llux Le is that the more liic mem-i 1' , the less the number ?f biii< j T "" "fa.-nres arc the ;. This is in itself :;i; advan- ,!l '! r ''' T-> ir;v j li:e bi!i?- ed woul.l ei >f the most interesun^ .u.-a-l 'h-ui they : been "buried in tin- Jymb uf j c lets'*, so to speak. The lirst ' .... V. *T I ' ^ "i :s i i -! i -? I.ittic Oirl s Lxperience j is tlie fluids o:ii. on-! iroliibition, v/hidi \va< Mren-d ^r-ft1,d ^rs- Lwen Tres( it 1 v through the House. in j Vf. ^ (;?V- I-ipht-liouse a ~,,t. uml It lETSU \weekcd i n the n.it b:eak- | with Measles, followc ii-1" it said, to (he '*;>!??w11ii:" | t'nl Coujjii ami turning mro rinds frotn t'ic cave of tlie* i t.us :;t home ami at I>etr orial Mollis. Or ;<> vary the I ',u' '!l rain, she preiv wore is in extremis. Tim arip has ! ^vasaii.or<i:a 1 u 1 iUI ol of ii. Not exact lr ihe -rip tn.Vl Dr' J17 s NeW, , . ,* filter the use ol two and ii/.a. but Ine jiiip ?>t an j was completely cured. ' i?n caucus. Prophets lir>t ; Kind's Ntw Discovery is w the .Senate would kill i;. then I in gold,yet. you may get a ould pass. and i ] !t*i: that I lie I :>t MeMastri", Urine & K had quarantined himself ^tore. ^ . _ and issued orders according! For Over Fifty * iiitiioritics. and made appeals I Mas. Window's SooTni irs, accordin/r to other reports, j hveu used for over lift}* ye im from ihe contagion. where- i'1 l!10t',t'is *or their eliil it a. the mewm; ma.!- i:- ,?v is"",n;r , . .. | Cllh.l. .SO it-CtlS till* truing i wll _ ... 1 fj. * 11 j <;ui 'S wiiKt r.tinir, aim u mi by the adoption of .- j for !);;irrii?ea. U will relie discuss a ioeal >]>!?:)ii. 11iif!i u*( sufferer 1 t.inu-tli;itoly. mea>ur". said to huvc ik*c;j i mi every part ufthe wt bv the (iovcrnor and Senator! \v'' ,VI'Vi a,'"'V'1:. su i\-t .1 i , "Mrs. \\ i:isl n\v s NiotSsiiis; nan. W heu thi* .-ubs! i o s .. , . ,t akn .! > utjiur Kiiiii. today, it: was postponed lo a , by Senator Timiiu-nnan him-! liis menus that the St-naior! ADTKIi JISI*. jeJiuld i> not a rerv warm ad-1 - f his own bill. As l he .v<//. I .a - ~P Z??\K ji 1)K-'fAI , . . . , <Sc?-V *!? MPVC!" I the oiner morning -mal y?nr;s-i.i;vs< ^ ^ 3 we to be addled." Such seem*! 'i'.ott-v. 'A*? \ e ease. The prohibiiioni^s j Jj"^ 1 i* ""5. v."0*' " latever mav 1><: ?aid oi' their are cert iinlv vervearned-nd | f\ E?K-5iSGi? & t?Ei ,d memories. will doubles | OMSK resltCCi- to tin' Hi !<l!''i'S lii'Xl | ftrlaMo. . .1 5i3 Bf'draj, Sew i'urfc. Write W Ihe charges of insincerity lay not I?n Irtic. 1 i' I rue, ilit* i j jnists will have a right to !?e ( PARI * vexed. o?i account of tJ.i<i: hair i >11. The measure should have j .. ^|gSiw4j? V' w \vcc4 to cmiit! to a square vote, 1 ( ' t's!u y the real sentiimMit of each | ; night hare beni known. lint i ~ V""1'"".'^ i wanted. It is probable tint ' Toni,. lt slaturc will d. nothing on the j ^V-J;RCORNsfS^ and the matter wd! '-(.tine up I * ' - ?: i-^iu ue. atRuwuto, <x njj iva>s. j r nutv yiivcn.uu Mi hi ! V. i sg/.j , * , . , j . r long stud d wr\ ; v fenoiivs, tii'ikiiii: our 1 i; ! t;.; . ?lli ?*<>! fiJ'SIi S<<!ll-'\Vil !i <> lii,' j SfflVCnillls :i! Of'.WvV Kllli I i l' u n'cni r i! ?So- ! the i.'cii'i'. Mr. Ju!i;i (i;:v ho i-; uiic of !he j>.uv;r<>1 ; ri:i<T lxjj.'g't-d li uti fur it- Ii!< . ppiUICIils of llit' i 11 r.i 11: ?*:i 1 j;! j uce/.ed it to I : ^ ':? ?! it. No >;ti.?? v. :t NOW Lost ! HOW fi riinSSS j ' " 1 ' * , , ' 1 : Or SKLF-VUKSKKVATTON. I* :-i> 1;! : ;u:f, :i in I V. In-:: t i.i i OoldMedalI'UIZE K8SAY on! i.i. road ! :t \. 1:,. .J I- I PHYSICAL ' DEBILITY, . . YOUTH, HXITAUSTKI> VIT rn?-ior l??r r . I.- diatmck deolink, nnd * (MM-. (I O ji ! i ? :; 1,1 . I and WEAKNESSES or MAN. . . i... - : . .* i ' irlit; 125 Invaluable prescriolioi lll< 1' I- ;l 111 ' ll .! r.? Vnil opM,,L l)P?rr iVin,t:ru (lie t>ili t- ,i. us with cndoreomcntH i I t "i of the }*re?w r.nd voluntary fr>W |1 " - >l -?"1 '! t^.monials of t!io cured *F lo,ji:iiir ' >!'?!>-I il'it;' ! i ' ! !:< | Consultation in tieraon or by m/ , sieni o? C(iii:.t i . - Jii?1,1!. . . TAIN CUKK. AtldrcM Pr. \V - ^li" ?v- irl i' v? .1:!** ; I < ?>!'! ! The I'cabody Medicallautitutc,N Iiiim- :i >\>;? ni it i- <: .i:r- ;t lio^ton.M.iJiH. . . 1 the lVal'."ly ^fftllciil In*li,uti .11 illy I'J M'.Ivl ;t. >11 >;?!>.-?, : tators, t>u? no cquul. ? llrrultl. {he !*: ?: I;s1 tire f- ?)i'.'? l?:n*k !" ! The tfcicncc of Life, or JMf.r . 1 ~ ... i . , trciwuru nioru valuable tlian i?ilil Mi law ui^ .ra?; o. i:K j every WKAK and NKKVOUS i !ie lesson l.-m^lll by ll'.h? Ol c | be STlWSii.-JMioiC/iCliOC. stiveness ! ?r ic nr.f q/irvnt-^r? Ail harsh .ind drastic ?n the bowels and render cure next to impossible. The safest ; Aver's Pills, the use of which restores the regular action of le whole digestive can.-!!. I ars. to constijia- '-For years I have been aubjert to ron.s Ipution much relief. I at and nervous headaches, caused by derangement m it both a duty of the liver. After taking various reim-dies. I I have derived have become convinced that Aver's Pills are >r over two years i the best. They invariably restore the liver to ! - -? I * <l.nrr tintf- and ! *:n [>i!iS every mgni iieauuj uuuu >u .? <?... - without them." sure my system retains its tone longer after the t., Carlisle, Fa. use of these Fills, than with the use of any other Is.sn invaluable medicine I have ever tried."?II. S. Sledge. ;isn<:ss. and kin- Weimar, Texas. >nia;ic localities. " When I feel the need of a <" thartie. I take loses, these Fills Ayer's Fills, and find them to b?. more effective in throwing off than any other purgative medicine." ? Mrs. B. C. the natural Grubb, BurweUville, Va. with the use of I can recommend Ayer's Fills above all tiisan. Terns. others, having long proved their t?1?p *s a 1 with constina- cathartic for myself and family."?J. T. Hess, .k-- .'s J'iils, Leitlisville, Pa. A t.-w boxes of "For eight years I was afflicted with constipa- <1 ed this chronic tion, which at last became so bad that the doctors 4 vatrmiic. Kansas, could do no more for me. Then I began to take J ifiuiion equal to ! Ayer's Pills, and soon the bowels recovered their insider my medi- natural and re(nilar action, so that now I am in m."? Ca?it. J. II. | excellent health. To all who suffer from c?s'ork city. tiveness, I can confidently recommend Ayer's lull, use j I'llls."?William H. DeLaucett, Dorset, Out Pills, | CO.. Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines. 11 llie (| i< S'iun ) SHERIFF'S SALE. k n v budv Ciiu!__r Uilicai" co?- T^1 virtue of an execution to me .li- j . i JD reeled, 1 will offer for sale before ! . .. ! Court House door in Winnsboro, C., j t rut), ociiaior j on the ans and Mc j FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY j r H\ ainonjr the j next, within the !e-,ral hours of sale, to the j ot tlit! <lo:ni- j )iigiie;<t bidder, for cash, the following- I icn! about a I described property, to wit: .rding county j All that piece, parcel or tract of land, j nltl not with- ' lvm?\ being ana situate ii the County of ! (not captious) '^irlielcl and State of South Carolina con- 1 ..bable P ,w would be EIGHT I1UNDUED ACIIES, j i; on that would l "'ore or less, and bounded on the north by ; tor rii-iu i ti-Lr I Frank Boulwar? and Richard liibson, ou I y j the south by William loung, on tue cu-i j dent io keep ^ Harrison, on the west l>y K. V. lJray I when j ;ii|j Wilii.un Vouti^r. jet her. ^ ALS()( h''!i;V'wW ? ' All that piece: parcel or tract of land, Uut -o 10 j lyinjj, being and situate in the County of ie convention | K:iirtiel?l andbta'e of South 'Jaioiijia, con which are ! tainiij; mb-rs elected TWO IIU.NDilED AGUES, j! mora or less, on waters of Duttilnnau'? j (I the con*ti- Creek, anil bounded by lands of Winnie j iatnre : < meet Davis. John Maloney and ? l'rovence. I to p iss the Leeied upon as the property of John W. | tire will pass Durham, deceased, at the suit of Cynthia j i f.,L-n mi,.0 J7- I3ookha:t against S. W. Bookhart as j i ..<"0 | Executor. i 1 iem.?ers seem J II. Y. MILLING, j Christmas is Sheriff's Office. S. r. I [ .Hire may fall Winnsboro, S. (\, I Jcorgia neiirli- December x, 18!?1. j >; hair a year, 1 -~1 : C ) f(> 1 i* '!t tO .1(1- . CLERICS SALE. '? s way through i p lis for a stale STAThOK Sl)U TIL CAUO I N A, f( ticon lux <>i - cocntv ok faikkiici.d. i ryinjf from o COUUT OF GuMMON PLKAS. ! s U)ial lax foi (;eor!re \\- W'jit*. ;.s Kx(*cut:)r of the last ! y nulls. 1 lie will and totanicnt ot John E. hul>P.it- j :wise making son, detvased, l'laintiiT, vs. havmia { ^ 5 no material Stark, Hal Kot)ert>on, Lizzie Stark. John j f;] Coltene Nviil Slari;,. a-ruiM Stark, ib?*rtso?. David G. l;ol-.ertso:i, j S( ' ;f flminas A. Mcoreerv and L.irn<; li. *lo i (1. to open it a Cm.ry as t,l|artn;rs (loin;, i,l;si >r0pn:iti0n or und??i tin* linn name of T. A. M'-Cr-vry j ?n and will & ('<?., T. K. turner and J. M. Green- j in<rs this year. field, as copartners doin^ business undrr j it he State was the firm name of Kernrr A Greenfield, I o: did not wish anil George W. Wittc and Aruiin F. ! oi 1V1? flriwn it Wiu"* as copameos unmj; f . ' , under the finn name ox Witta LJrjlIiers, j ? '? B"!Y,,e? . Defendants. i' an field, Rich- , ^ j.urs;uu;C(. ,,f an order of tie Court I ^ uicl Llarendon J of Common Pleas, made in th? above) islative appor- stated ease, 1 will offer for sale before the High. It puts Court House door in Winnsboro, on the i _ ti Charleston, FI1JST MONDAY IN" .JANUAItY j nernber-, and tiext, within the legal houis sale, at ! ^ . Fair lit-Id is public oulciy, to the highest- bidd.-r, the ^ I lorC? one following described property. t?? wit: i 4. Spartin- 1. Al! that tract or parcel of Jland, lying, fiivonvillf beinganic situate in the County and \> n > i> -,,-i aforesaid, eontainii:,' One litindivd and J tie caco, ana 'pwehe and One-half (ll J}a') Acres, more I ? ' ? * 1..I * I ? ?? IL.Htl. II,...* I or less, aim IMHWIWI'U <>.i nir Iivau u;hi niot . tfone to the by other lands of John E. Rnb.-rtsun, ?*jst I I attempt was by lands of Levi Moore, south by lands of i j ii conference Levi Moore ami by The public road lejn?ii>g id out of the Lon^town, and svest by lands of 1). . move in the Ko^ertson _ .. 2. An that tract or paicct oi 1 iml, being ? and .situuie in th?> County and State afore most impor- said, com; iii'nz F rtv-six and Tlitvee a list of all fourths (4i;?4) Acres, more or less, known i 11 Dtisnme more as Lot No. Forty-four (41) of t!.e Il:i:riscn j P are worth. tract, and bounded by lauds of J. I), liar-1 tl irpnihvw rison, W.J unvis aim ). **. ouuiu'r*. i w X All (halt;act or parrel of hind, l)in<;, , being and situafe in the County ami atat-e ? 11 :i L.isriitnoitae - n . , , . . .,.f, 1. . o * aforesaid, containing ! ifty six Acres, :ott are keepers more or less, and known as Lot N <. Fiftyt Sand l??ach, tlirvc (.riS) of the Harrison t:act C( itli a daughter, 4. All that tract or parcel of ian-i, known j she was taken as the English tract, lying, being and sit-1 :d wit a dread- uatu in ?Le 0-unty and Stale aforesaid. a Fever. Doc- containing Forty (40) Acres, more or less, ^ oit treated her, and hounded br ohter lands of the late Ci t.ll.. v l'Ml.oi.t^.,1 bn,li nf l.?fi\Uf(. I' i; 1.4'IVIIV , MllkU tfUliii U. UWi'Vlb^/11, l^fvi . Wt . w ' bones." Toen andlau-isof **Witte Drotliers." s? Discovery, and tekms of sale: (J IlJv s!v Dr* One h<tlf of the pur-hase-ii.onev to be J ortfi its weight l)ai(1 i;1 casl., for the balance a en-dit ,.{j I] trial bettie free OIle vpar Jroni tll(" av "f sa w:tl1 :n'"'r_ \ (J etclun's Dru<* est 1r.\,m ,sai,i",,la>' ?f -J*1". l,a>'ah|' # annually, until the whole debt s:ml u>t< rest !nj paid in lull. The purchaser l<> give e;,r!' his bond secured by a mortgage of the ' N't Syi.jt' i > premises and to pay tor all necessniy ; 0] ars bv n ilii .!!> papers. It'desired the purchaser or puf-i en while teeth- chasers may pay the whole of the pur I ^ It sootqes the cliase-nioney in cash. j ?' llluys ail pain, Also a: same unit* aim ami ;w;uri j -? ie bt-sc remedy the same older of Court, 1 will sell for ! a ve the poor lit- c?a!i t?? tlie liiphest biibler ons Steam Km- i || Sold by Driix- git:t. JJoilrr and Fixtures, and oj:r Cotton j .v irld. 'l'weiitv- Gin. ;? re and ask fin Clerk's OJliee, K. II. JrNN'VIS, .Syrun," and1 W'innsboro, S I-. F. 0. | \lv l)eeemb( 1 11. is.il. ! 1) ? 1 _?. 12-::t iilKXTS - j c/ ; it x fs ?s a l /;. f1 T'.S A>T;'M.V!.KVK 1 I si iid us STATE Ol-'Snl'TU CAU 'LIN A, j^ will mail trial _ CoiNTY i K KAIKr'IKl.l). co --Tee COi'iM' OK COMMON 1 LEAS, James (J. Me iits, a.< Adiiiinfs;r:;??n* ?f ' thf istale < I' -liiiJU'S it. MoCaiws. (If- j i eeasefl, I*L?Si:l;IV. fx J?l??. .V. 1. ! iu&oUhyf.HiiH'or, Mart .i. iv< ir, Tlumias L. Sniirt, and bo<AoXyrooC.i'iLEIt. ^ >(,.( ry. liari !? 15. Ml'V l ri'l'V ! aiiii t haries \V. MrCrwrv, as eopaiu.ers ! j ^ a iloiinj ltiisi!i*>s u'iilrr lis** litin name .if . t ?ai o*a*-? I T. A. Met'if. i> ?& <.o , Di'fifin'atits. ..ALSA?*! ! ^. , .. oi autifics the harr. 3 }-> JHllsUil! e <?l rill .'Klfl ()1 ?ilt* < oil ft iiriant j J_ <>'(Vtti atim I'iea>, made ill tin* alinvc ? Tlivstare Qrnvl I . , t ^ i. ^ ,i. ! ll outhful Color." j S'Uled ;i>c, 1 wiii oun i"i ,>;ur, im-mmi- uh- | -a* X hair falling. Court HoitSl* lll)Or ill Willi,sboro, Oil till* I ti: I at Drui'V>'M j?! kji:stmo dav in jam akv I next, within tif lenai hours of >ui.\ *t J m tho worn Ouch, j ]>u ];f oil Ci V, i?> tilt' hi"ill'$L hiilil.T, I lit* ..TakuiutaiH-.W'jU. ; , . <l(t? wi : 1 T ' r,urr euro *>r Conic. .. . " ' ' ' , , >coi t Co., Y. All |'ir r, j .i?*f 1 <>i tract III lalnl, .. lyiiiix. Itfin.u uml .situate iu tin' County of . Kjii ti. 1-1 a:.U >U'?- in >outli ( aro in t, con > ta: u i !s v; ? s:x rv N 1N K acre* > | nn-r ??r ic-s an.i !? -u:i?l',t by l:sn<l? o I' t;. Doj-urtrs. a: <1 | _ on li.c wot liy iaiuls o! L.iUlU .M. L. S ott. I ... i ' . TKKMS OK sai.K: , (>n?'hall ot tin1 pill ?*hiist? tm.iu-y ( > he * * >?!iin in rush tin* Ualancr on a credit of our I yrsir 11<i:ii tin* tiny ??I >?;ito in* Mvurt*<! J I l?y Ixm.l id |Hilc:i;oi*r ami a 111),t^ii^'r of I tin* !>ictiii>?'S shIiI; ni' ail cask a* tin1 opti 11 Gained! ' inirr,"5 lwV;.' i'i .1 kn\i n?j c' \\ u 11 j.;!uiro, > (j., < < . p. K </ j ^ . A new and only j (lljil LjOfill 111 11 (ill i ' NKKVOUS and ( ' KUROISS or .... vV,,,n|,n < /, :l!! ALITY, PRE- U L\.\M.UMJ, U J(, n!l nT?Pt?l,N I 300 pages, cJoth, : * ? [ ftivo^^jPaii Ud Capital and Pro!lts. - - $40.000' SEE! send j capital satecritel - - - - <;? !.400 T( ill- llxjjcrt treat- j -r X'Y ouu CKit- i vc)|.> a i, i-.N kka l liankixc IJL'M- ! T i > tii.; accouiits of li.tli- j A j \ id i ' l>. . i:i?> :iii>l ( d! jural urn.'-, roui ' . ; Laa many lini- > |??T r?*>it i:i!i-:i,>t j'jtiil u:? >;i villus dfpo>its. ' *! " l!:ii:!.iu- iu.-uis. ii o'clock A. ii. to 2 ^*sl rcBfrvntion, in a ' V 1 '"*-'11 naSlcarnuJ j '' " ' F ide:,t j , (Copyrighted.? I J A M h> (). I >A \ 1-V ashMT. j THHJ CHIEF ATJ' OF THE 1 vVILL BE A CONTINUATION o OF FRESH Sew Millinery and Novelties Ladies, if you want to sec handsome Dress Goods and tave given this line our SPECIAL ATTE Lnd we are sure our new styles, new designs, new fabrics am radc. Our shelves wese never heavier, nor counters trophied -vu.. i ?i n.uH-u umi DROP IN AND GIVE Ye will treat you kindly, tenderly and graciously. To rende: nvestment is the corner stone of our policy. READ 00R DAILY BULLETIN IN ] Q. D. 'WILLlgO CLEtiIVS SALE *| p/^lV/T l/ STATE OF SOU I'll CAROLINA, ! V^' _1YJL HJ COUNTY OF VAIRFIELD. COURT OF COMMON* PLE IS. I .aura M. Scott vs. John W. Smart and j J II. C. Mnart. | ' N pursuance <>f an order of the Court | ^ ? of Common I'lea*, made in the above J ated eise. I will oiler for sale, o?lore cue ourt House door in Winn<boro, on the FiKST MONDAY IX JANUARY CHILDREN'S PIC ext. within the legal horns of sale, at inrr Books Bibles a' ublic outcry, to the highest bidder, the ? dook?, ^lu/eis d jllowing-?le.scri!><?d proporty, *o wit: Olire and lOllet i All hat certain piece, ]?aieel orttactof snd, lying and situate in Fairfield County, tc.t?* aforesaid, on the l:e::d waters of Lit e Ovdor Creek containing W 1 S C ONE I1UXDIIED AND SIX | ' | g |_^ | * cr.'s, more or less. Bounded north by ^ J I I g 9 < 1 L uuU now or formerly owned bvJohiiT. I..I! , I... I U 'f.A-nnarf IfUJ, v> I I)J 1'iiua VI *j\iun IX. v, >uth by lands of tin- estate of James Law, jst i?y lands of o. s. jotics. Albums. Choice 3 terms of sale: Desks, Portfolios, e One-half the piirchasi*-:n?>ney to be pai4 i cash on the d;?y ol salt*, tin* balance in lie year from clay of sale, with intcest ii said balance from day <>t" saie. The uivhas r to jiive his aon'l secured by a lortijag'* of lite premisi-ssotil for the credit mtion and 10 pay for all necessary paper-;. leilc's Office, II. 11. JiSNNlSGS, Winnsboro, s. C. (J. U P. F, C. McMASTER, CLERK'S i?ALh. J TATIi OF SOUTH CAROLINA, "| Tjl COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. JLQ i W< Tjj I" COUJIT OF COMMON PLEAS. j . F. McMasier, P.*iniifi, is. John B. | pure Old Imported Cognac Cn (rlcUl). Deleudunt. I 10 v ao??o rvl/j worroti.^/l X ptir>u-ince ?>f an order of the Court i r, ~ .. oI Common Pleas, made in the * uie 9 ImPol"'eiJ Cognac Bn huvc stated ca^e. [ will ofi'cr for sale i ? years olu, vronaiited, iMr iM Wi""s-1 Pare Old C.HC.n,i? CVguac Br , I G vears old. warranted. FIliiT MONDAY IN JANUARY i - ' i>xt, wii'iin in-.' leral hours ot sole, :it ! Pure Old Imported Sherry Y nblic outcry, tu ;!ie highest bidder, I 12 years old, warranted. ie ti?llu,*iii?'*de?cribed property, t? ; ? i Pnr* Old Imnorte4 Poll 1 All that ;.icro, p uoei or plantation i 12 years old, warranted. Hand, lviiiir, bcin^ and situate in the 1 ? -., ? ... . ~ A . oun'v ot Fu;rli?!d and Stale aforesaid, ^llic Old California Purl ,i,taini:ig | 10 years old, warranted. ONK HLNDliEL) A1 liLS, : pure Old California Sherry > iure ?>r le?<, on waters of Morris : 10 years old, warraited. reek, lirtumlfd br lands of or form- i rlr owned by K. J. Mitburx, Mr-. I ^ _ arrie liiindrioK and others, beinff the | I I f | I inj'j tract i*i land enveyetf to Starling j | | \ J | A lenn. deceased, by \V. A. Clarke and | atm-s A. Clarke, ;:s executors of j ? lenry t-'buke, by (Ue?l of d*tc 9th! 'cicbcr. CHA it-.ii.ti? ur ?.?i.r.. AlaO UiC CKicUiaicu iiicquo 0:ir-!.:i!l' of iito purchaso-money to superior quality American 2 paid in ca-h, the balance uti a creciit Wat sr. t' twelve months from day of sale TOB4.4 i!h intrrmf, Payable annually, upon | .c same until pai?i in Juil, to be! a Uo 10,000 of the best bran icnreil by bom'.'.'f the purchaser and Xoith State Smoking Tobacco, mortgage ot ;!io premises sulci, and Chewing Tobacco, and Hichi ie purchaser :<* pay for all i.ece??ary Cigarette?, Uavaua Cheroots, I upers. and the public of Wimuboro s Jerk's Otli;:.', It. II. JENF1XGS, suit the times, for cash. \Viiiii?bo;o, S. C., C. C C. P. F. C. ^cembcr II, 185)1. ? .. ~ 1 o_io_;j; upposue x'osioracf. Jims ISO Mil ~ GOODS. ,p -?*y-A. i JU "T RFCEIVED, ^ }8?r^ \Uii K1SK LINK OF HOLIDAY ^ ^ / (JOODS. which are now placed __ i ?>;.r ctimi!i*r< :ii.tl beiiiir offered at J if i. < 11. *ir will :isU)nis!i voil. Till? il'^I :iliil r.iii'ap'.'St line i-v?r brought ?MANUFACTURED BY? lie Wilcox Uibbs Gw CHARLESTON, S. C., ei v?uk 11 ?:?? unpio\ hWil lor, b;i; fall an.; $<-c us, ami we ^ win >h ?w >??n ihirgs ysfcud OL\ ill-it will p'l-ase vj^ wir^li \S CyUAsffct-% l':. tAlbuilJi, Wiitmir l)?->ks aii I\-ul?. Shaving ?? /] ff ?f S.-I-, v;.-t 1:1 I'p-c-, Traveling J&WSL' ' terifen, X:n:is (':ti iN ulul lltHikUiIs,* r?.i.\ r.*?p??r, &c. ? Ki'T S?03Tr FORGET PE js 11STK WIXNSB !i;0 Rl'G S' ORE. b. j. , , , WINNirRORO. S. C. )TIC3 FOE FINAL LISCEAEGS. WILL :ipi?!y tns. U. Johnston, Judge dextal xotice of l'r<ii;;it?: I'ur Fairfield County, on f~\R. DAVID AIKEN of-jflS e^lay. the ::stii day of December, lsyi, LJ fers his professional ser-UJ] a sinai tlis.-iiai-!io as Ex> euh>r of the vices t? the citizensof the Town late <>r' >!:>. Elizabeth MeUrhie, de- and County. A shara of public p< ised. _ respectfully solicted. ('. r. SUUKLEV, &25~Office, No 9 Washington Stri 1-2S-4L ^ E- ecu>or. Uoois west ?r post office. 8 |i 'H ACTIONS- 1 W I. I.Mt" T T a J 1 li 1 \ I F DAILY ARRIVALS I in Itanarifnowi. AU ouws v|fWi vmv<uB9 4 ,'3 j i m li mi.:. >' l lrimmings, cui: on us. imssensou we ^ NTION, J 1 low prices are bouud to capture jour xrifh plpcrnnf OYwlft. Thev are Tltl ? Q o j lUS A LOOK, . ^ ruato every buyer equal value for their FRONT OF OUR STORE. 9 RD & CO. H AND SEE )UR j JTURE BOOKS, CHOICE READnd Testaments, Xmas Cards, Mani3ets, Photograph and Antograph 3TMAS 4 * if Extracts and Perfumery, TV rttfzig . jj tc. Additional goods to arrive. ' \ 51 goods;] IS RICE & KETCHHT. A i Gr~I\ 00 M iiidr,, Pure 0! fl '! yj\ Whiskey, Vine,j {Pure New KuslatiU Rum, Gi?, i Blackl?ci rv and Ginger Byaudv. Viae,) ij i Pure Dave Bw?ro<>-t? Whiii | | key, Apple ami I^s-h Bt*i*iy. ? * i | ... j . iPme N?nh t'<?ru Wbis- I 'j >T* i key, Expert IWr, &c ,&c. . ID A Y S. | MPAG*F.?, KT(. t Imported Champagne and 'jwrnf &<?w44 0f A Champagnes,. Al??, Porter s??<S A^^iii.ari* CCO A5ri>| (GAHVk i d? of 10c. and 5c. Cigars ?uoaable price*, !?w t? I F. W. HA BENIGHT! riiiMiijiM i Q HECKER'S SELF-RAIS-I I i /n! TXTn Jfaj I JL11VJ Liuwvn i x? o> *4 I . ABRAMS' CHOICE N( MOLASSES. 120 Co. TAkBELL'S cream / CHEESE. UuC ^ MEZZANI MACARONI. [_ R, n /" a 'Pirnrrui'i >o rv a tov v 7 faj ' hip iwi i a o i | flour. i tJ^A I J ? (And a choice line of Shell / 2^ I Goods. J Y\ I '/NS IT T rt 7 n In n 0 fl r?4 li ? ?? ?1. / .9 Mill!! & WilWI^J ^p1'* W*V* r. f ? I ?? Bn l or id. l**.r I ! .^r. ?!*' *?' Kit1?1* 0*9 jIB f r ?v?*"* ? ? **ill ?*o4r trlw r>*?ux u- ?*?h U?*]aQ? i .* *, If* ?ko wtn -'CjB rv I) C I , ' "?. ,,>*V !? - ?' -? w.?kr un J *- .! ? ' Al.^Wri U^M '.'2* " i>. u tv -?w our jgpdk _ I ', " N / , ^/(fX- c?* ? iMafrifcftlH jg? *? ? " ** * * ..' " **'** i?.< *1).^ i???ud rot. I '"*'* *fwl.iu# Af !ti? I ^rs 4, .....1 .1 .tronage .,.tL-<fi.ii tnt> p>u.4wu?ii .? . ' "toearjy TV? ?;:ialw>k?? v<ki > 3dt thrA* ' -'.ir. i.?-? & i w>l? ?>Uv n i??t. fr??. lk^ urn- . ill * tvi.-^vjucdMw' w?wsJi*xj>?Mik*iv?t. K?*yly ??0. fOVILAMt, XiLI^J

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, December 23, 1891, Image 2