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xjM;Ai, i>Tol.UuKNOK. Wednesday. Hay 24-. : : : 18S3 J MAIL COLLECTION.S. Letter* will be: collected from the J Kttcr l-jsei at 11.2* * ki., 4.4*i p. in., j aad 9 b. ?. daily. Xc\r Advertisements. j Wanls?Winnsboro Ding S'ure. Glenn "Springs Hotel?Simpson & i Simp:on, Proprietors. TLe Paw ley Islam! Hotel?Mrs. Win-1 throp Williams, Proprietress. Summons?McDonald, Douglass x i Obear, Plaintiff* Attorneys. cal- i i ?See noticc of meeting &t taxpayers j of Scho-'l Di.-trict No. H, in this fssne.;! I.,? i{ftlll. | 1 OU Win UIXU ti MIV, . ? mocks at Q. t>. Willirord-- & (Jo.'o. They arc very cheap. ?Tiie woikof enlaroin^ I lie store-} room of J. M. Ccaty & Bro. is rapidly j Hearing completion. ?Couit convenes on ih? sweand Monday in June. Ills Honor Judge I. D. W'iUierspoou wili preside. ? (Ve are indebted to J. M. Baaty & i Bro. for >ot?e liue bananas. They are i the finest ?ve have SL-e? this season,! some of liieni measuring ten inches in ! length. tliC ! ?i. iit5 ClUiJlV-J Ul V - . question of organizing a base bail i team. We have some excellent material and there is no reason why we shouldn't play ball. ? Within :i day or too another lot cf! r m'lliziflrr i> rxpecieil at Lauderdale'*, i embracing ai! the latest shape* of sum-: 1 mer htis, newest shacks (* ' -.ioTJo'is, j etc. Go and "ree iliet*>. * ? - ?The n<txf thing in orier in the way j of amusement is the G. L.I. picnic j Thursda\. Fverv arrangement has | been male and it now remains for J creryboiiy i? %o and eiij->y it. ?Monday tad a decidedly summer- j ibh it xvs *vara<erin fact than any day of the season. The the:-motneter registeicd 93? in tha thiide? ! Ml a pretty goad start at any rate. HS ?Q. D; Willi ford & Co. have gettcu |? in another large lot of lacD? by ?.c-j gggag press. The art; the prettiest they have j ~ * 1 || 9 ?1The dry goods mcrcbsa& will ||f commeEce on June l?t- to close their wM&,.doors at <j Vciocfc. The ladies will j ^ ji^re to do their shopping in the morning or come out for that purpose j earlier in the afternoon. ?We understand that a ho? exhibi!-1 ing well developed symptoms of hydro- j phobia was killed by a gentleman in j town a day or two ago. The auima! ( created quite a commotion before it j was despatched. I ?Try a bottle of Hairis' Lithia Wa- j I ter. For sale at | The Wixxseoko Dkl'g Stork. * j ?Prof. Witherow. of Mt. Zion, re- j ceived an invitation to act as one of the Board ot Visitors of the South Carolina College during the approaching commencement. He wf, however, forced to decline the honor, ow- j ins: to his inability to leave his work I here just a: ant time. ?The rec?nt drill in Columbia con-11 V ' tinses to be the prevailing- t?picofj c?nrsr?ati?n. Everybody i?* talking j r- tactics and if ii continues much longer j there will be very few people In t?vrn, | military or ncn-military, who will not j ?hio' fo ilisRiiss intelligently the) IF most intricate tactical p-int*. j- ?Now is the lime to buy your ligkt weight coats and vest?.' Q. D. Williford k Co. have al3r<je stccUofthem.* o ?Mrs. Ciara D. McLean i? visiting j relatives in town and will remain j ' here for some time. Mrs." McLean ! j has had a great deal of experience in : j teaching vocal uiu?io, and acquired /1. quite a reputation in New York and \ other ciiies. Whererer she has taught I L i sfTb ha? reached a success rarely j 1^ equalled. It is proposed that she be j g ven a class while iti Winn&boro. ?A full line of the celebrated: Thompson's Glove Fitting Corstt> at! J). Lauderdale's! Have \ou seen ?lie ! j ;>f their Ventilated C?rs(-c? for Summer j wear ? The very thing for warm : weather. Go look at them. * I Death - We regret to announce the !' leath of an infant of Mr. and Mr3. A. j f?. Beckham, on the 15th inst. The; oodv of the little one was interred in ; the Methodisi cemetery cn the follow- ! Finished Ur.?The DoarJ of Ex-' Hqv.. ?t l<i<r mmtjleled the I I il\, L O uui V *- V 4 , Tork of grading the papers submitted; ;t the la*t teachers* examination. Cf he thirty Uachers examined 'en ; ? :.?d a satisfactory examination. - ; DEiira^v '^(a.nt. ?A telegram was received Monday night announcing the sudden death, in Columbia, of Aiken, youngest child uf Mr. a;tu Mrs. j Chisr A. Douglass. The little fellow's j death was very unexpected. Dr. and j fairs. yy. jl. alken leit luiuiguiaictj : for Columbia to attend the luucrai. j Lookout for the Boai:i> of \ Health.?We are authoiizcd to gire j offiQial warning to the residents I "Ward 1 that the Board of Health will j f commence their rounds in a day or j two. Get every thing in perfect' order, not simply to avoid the pay-' nient of a fine, but because the health i of the town demands it. i . ?Why suffer this hot weather vri.en j vou can uiske yourself comfortable by j purchasing from Lautlei'eKIe one of: 1 Thompson's glove-fitting ventilated j i corsets for one dollar. Wixxsboro Drug Stoke.?If you j -WrttMvo/l tvifV) mrisniiitrtpj ! feie j you can easily rid yourself of these pests by going to the ab jvc store and making known your wants. A standard stork of drugs and medicines j of all kinds always on hand. The | f Winnsboro Drnjr ^:ore are agents for ; first class paints varnish, ctc. Hiirklen'j Arutca saivi*. gk, Tui. Utsr Salve in the worid for Cuts, jfiL Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, bait lilieum, Fever ?Tjres' 'fetter, Chopped Hands, Chill plains, Mjrni*, ami all Skin Eruptions, r.:... rely cure? Piles, or no pay reqrirea i1 -d to give perfect s-t?stac*'.on, E^^^^rfunded. BBL^ _ m ? ? r ^a^g^pajcraai^mr^fcrinTnriirOTfmrirri rfw-n. i rr: Highest O-f all in Leavening Pov;c Unclaimed Letters.?The follow-! ing is a list of letters remaining un-l callcd fcr in the postoffice for the week j ending- Mar 15: 11 r. AlicksMida Urooks, Mr. Handy; Fnszer Mr. M. J. Jones. Persons calling fcr any of the above j named letters will please say they | ire advertised. A HE YOU MADE misable by In-' digestion, Constipation, Dizziness,. Loss of Appetite, Ye!!?v? Skin? Sni-'i loh's Vitalize;* is a positive cure. * Thly are Wanted in Rock Hill ? The manager of ihe Winnsboro Dramatic Company has received a. communication from lluck III!! asking if the eltib will p!:iy ';Xevada' there for she benetk of (he llock I j i; 1 Library. Xo , decision has yet b?eu readied, but the. probabi.irus are that iise club will go; up ami pliy tor the iiock Hill people} at an e&ily dxte. Tiie Junk Dai.l ? The yos:n?j men ; are making preparations lor a bail to b? given about the J2ml or Juxit*. Thi-: has been customaiy for sever*! j years, ami th r committee* i:i charge ! will no uor.bt make this an unusually : p'?isant social afi'a.ir. The following i the funi?r committee, who hare the management of the ball: W. G.White, chairman, A. G. Douglas?, A. E. Gerig, W. Eglest*n. Lost a Diamond Kixt;.?Mr. \Y. J. I Dawkin?, cleik -at tlie Grand C?nfral | Iloti'l in Coinmbin, stopped here ^ : - j da> afternoon to search lor a valuable j diamond ring wLich was dropped' from the train between Mr. J^.'wn'nirVJ and Mr. T. JE. J?fffo(i's. Mr. Dawkin: j /era the ring 1? the newsboy a few* minutes before and'twas dropped by hitn while passing !>e! .teen ihc cars. I A diligent search was made Sunday j afternoon but the ring was not found. ! WlIIiKE SlGIl THE SAD SEA. WAVES.? j There are a great many persons who i prefer to spend their sumjr.er vacations j at the seashore, ami to these who like j the salt water we desire to recommend | as a summer resort Paw lev's Island, oil' the coast of Souia Carolina. The hotel, in charge of Mr-. Winthrop Williams, furni*he.s tlie ?rrafest possible comfort for- its guest*, and entertainments of every description pr??m\m> rvvril lircp'/oi. SC'S. I VlVlV^Vi. X Vi WW. -V - J L fishing, safe surf bathing, Pun-lev's is unsurpassed, Head the ad. this morning' aad see how to get there. A XUISAXCE. Messrs. Editors: Prisoners holding' daily camp meeting and I heir tongs of joy and glorv should be stopped by the Sheriff as they are annoying. e. Tcrsonais. Capt. C. S--D wight is in town. Mra. W E. Aiken returned from Columbia Friday. Mr. 'J'. P. Brvson is in Laurens vis itiny a bro her who is very ill. Mr. Ja?. M. Stewart, kas gone on a v*i?'t to Mr. R. A. Robinson at R?wesville. Miss Nannie Aiken, of Cokesberry, is visiting her consin, Mis? Annie Aiken. Mr. J. S. Russell and wife, of Newberry, are visiting'the family ot 2\Ir. W. b. Gilbert. Miss Mary Beaty left Monday lor a, visit to Rev. and Mi>\ Ja?. McLin in Chester County. MUs Sal lie Wright, who has been spending ihe winter in Augusta, Ga? has retarned home. _ I ?The la'.est copies of Harpers Weekly and Young People just rc* ceivcd-a: The Wixnsuoro Duut; Stouk. * (jlexx sprixcs. In another column will be found an advertisement of the Glenn Springs hotel. Ererybodv has heard of thev-1 celebrated springs and of tV.;<r thor- j oughly tested medicina1.-properties of I the water. ThccvVis no place in Xorth or South I Carolina where one can spend the j summer with more benefit to health, i The hotel is well kept, aud abundant j amusement always provided for visi-j tors. I ANOTirr.i: competitive drii,l. ! The *Sallev Rilles. a well known j military organization of Orangeburg I County, have concluded to make their ! annual picnic more interesting by in-' eluding in the list of the day's attrao j tions a competitive drill. They have; ottered three pri7.es to be contested for j by the visiting companies. Thoy arc I a3 follows: $100 for best drilled com- i pany; $00 for second best; and $2">' for best drilled man. The contest will; be governed by the same rules tliai.i regulated the Columbia drill. Thej Gordons have received a pressing in- i vitation to compete, but it is scarcely ; probable that ihey will d<> so. The; drill take? place June 1st. Stmsgth ami Health. If you are not feeling strong and healthy,. try Electric Bitters. If "La Grippe" has left you weak and weary, use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts directly on Liver, Stomach aad Kidneys, gently aiding those organs to perform their func lions. If you are alUicted with Sick Head "-!n .-non.lr nn<] nannanAitt. I \ VU ?MU liltu U..V4 relief "by taking Electric Bitters. One trial will convince yon that this is'lie remedy j vou net\l. Large bottles only .7J;\ at Mc-1 faster & Co. '5 Drug Store. " * von TUT: r.:,cc,-M Wcakiicso, Indigestion sad ' Biliousness. take BROWN'S II.CX FITTERS. It cures quickly, t o.- sr.:-: by all dealers in j medicine.* <Jet the scauinc. I 2 5 /? B ? 5 ^ 5,? P13# and Opium Habits 5 Sre |s| a ^ p? H- w cured at home vvulifw??$ fi 315^ 5 S. ?=3 1 tieuiarsseatFREE, g g? BBiW^,T..SffiSH.M.1WOOLLKY.M.P. B 6 Atlanta, Ga, OCIce 1W>? "Whitehall St* c -yji -?ra ' ^o^uwwn t-\ <?v*rT- fTr.r ~f - -mr~T~.ini ir.?Latest U. S. Gov't Report. H^^x?av<?qi ?a ILYPURi I DEATH OF MISS GAITIIKII. ();i Saturday, afternoon after a! brief i*lntss. Miss Mat:ie Gailher died I at bos- home. The suddenness of her death was quite a shock to her friends and acquaintance*, s? it was not generally known that she had been snflerii'r for se\eral day* from an attack of severe headache and insomnia, j which culminated in a J'aial attack ofj congestion of tU'&in. Iler sh-ler, i JVIrs. Martin, was summoned from her j home at Rock Mount, but reached | to v!' after tin; end had come. Miis Gait her was a native of Fail- i field, having1 passed her childhood at ! llie old I ?me?te:i(! near the Chester lino, but she purchased the old Fraser ; ph.ee scin : years ago mid has since j in -wa, devoting her time ini a qui.-: v;; u? the duties ct' life, hav-j iug for he; >mpamoMs her tw?? iiiilej niece* x\ Ii?> .ivei? tvith her u:kI ai'rnd- j etl the *choo!.? in towi.. To the stricken sister ami nieces tlifc i sympathy of the community and of j Tiif. News ani> IIeuald goes out. The funeral took place at theMetho- i dist Church Sunday afternoon, con-! ducle 1 by Itev. Dr. Jordan, in the ? presence of many friends and ac-' quaintances. The pall-bearers were J. A. Glad-j den, w. G. Jordan, A. W. Brown, I \V. C. Bcaty, W. J. Elliott and J. Q.; Davis. Pwacc to her ashes. CARNIVAL ECHOES... ! Sonaethmjc Alton?. t??"wrrill?The Goi-- J dousSob in it tiracefnlly to Their Uefeat. j The news that (he Gordon Light j Infantry had taken third place in the i prize drill in Columbia Wednesday | afternoon was as unexpected as it was I unwelcome. Winnsboro fully ex-! * 1 pacted the Gordons It bring- back the I llret prize, and the disappointment j over their defeat is consequently very [ great. The boys were "done up," but j' those who witnessed the drill arc; nnmiitnrms in the expression of the ! opinion that In this case there is a!. great deul of glory even in defeat,) though it cannot tc said tint their! ? k defeat bears ail the fruits of victory, j because it doesn't by just about two! hundred dollars. 1 The Gordons were beyond a doubt! prime favorites with the immense crowd of spectators, :fe>r their every movement was cheered to the echo, and from the time they came on the grounds until ther marched off at double time the applause was enthusi-1 astic and continuous. Captain Jordan j and the men in ranks surpassed them-; selves, and at the conclusion of their ! 7 ' drill nothing could be heard but ex-, pressions of the most complimentary ! kind. It is i. great pity that there I were not more Winnsboro people I down to witness the drill. It is generally conceded, though j there are many who think otherwise, that the Darlington Guards deserved first place. Their drill was magnificent, that's the only word which will express the idea, and it was simply the result of an almost incredible, amount of drilling and study 011 the nart of officers and men. There is one point, however, which j has been very freely discussed, Cap- j tain Thompson retained his position ! in front of the company during the ' firing. This was not considered by | the judges an error on his part, though i it doesift take a man versed in raili- j tarv lore long to recognize the fact I " i that it is at least a matter about which there is some doubt. Had this been ! counted against Captain Thompson, \ the result would very probably hare | been different. This is not the only point either about which there is great diversity of opinion. ? The Sumter Gaard*, of Charleston, are protesting vigorously though, of course ia vair., as therris no possiy* bility ot the dr-oci sio\."Asrrrseu. *"fjie Gardens aro taking their inis fortune very gtacefallr, and are not inclined to ''kick". The Gordons were represented in the individoiil contest by Sorgts. D. G. Dwight and I). Ailr.cn and Private W. Egle--to:i. Thev \reie all retired thonjb and tb; priz; *v:ts iron by Sergt. For<t??r, of the JSiunters. We understood before k-aviugCohunbia that tiic Darlington Guards ;iud the Sumter Guards iverc to in Sum let* ami drill lor ?31 >u. uio c?iiic?t t > be dcciilfd bv United State* army oiEesi*. Whether ibis will really inks place is not known. Wc cannot compliment the conx.nitt.'o iipon iheir management of the dr;Ii. Erciy.hin^ itemed to b-s 3inrricdly arranged. It seems iliac tlie jiuge?. or stine of .hem ai iea.-ir vj ere S2iec;cd ihii i'ay v: ihs <!ril!. Nothing I can of coarse be ssid y^uinU any <;f tljes? <fc-u;!<Miicn personal!}, though.it lis fail! that il.cir knowledge of tko : irniitwi. I C ^ Utu iUV/viV-" " UO t uui\.i . * -* ?vv. cnor UEI'OKT. | East \? atkklk, S. , May 2*.'.? -'i'lie past week has been too cool for | 4 any crop. Cotton has died on sandy I land and the injury on other lands has , been considerable fro.-n high winds, which has wrung 'he cotton off. i The growth of corn lias been retardj ; ed by the cool weather. Oats will be less than crop. Wheat probably half crop. n. For Over Fifty Vo:?r> Hi;s. U'inflow's ^ooTHi.sa uas 1 been used for over iil't-y ye:ns illi of mothers for their ciiif.ien White teethi iiiir. with perfect \,ue-*e>> It soothes the iciniii. sui'tens liif- gums-, aiiays aillpaiji, j cure> wind colic, and is tin- t;i$t refiiedy | (or lJiarrhoea. It will relipre the poo? iir: tie suilVrer Immediately. Sold l-y Drusi> eists ia every part uf the world. '1 j live cents a bottle. sure and ask loi i'JJxs. Winslow's bo,>tniii* Syrui?." and take no other kind. 5-2(i:xly / { / n\f>fPYf'VMPVT r.4T,l\I)ER, 1)A- ! VIDSOX COLLEGE. X. Sunday, June !th, 11 a. m.?Bacca- j laureate Sermon .by llcv. Eugene ' Daniel. D. D.. Kalei^h. X. C. <S ]>. ' m. ?Sermon before the Y. M. C. A.,-! bv Iiev. E II. Barneti, T). 1)., Atlanta, ' Ga. Tuesday, June Gth, 11 a. in.?An-1 nnal meeting' of the Board of Trustees, j S p. I&,?Keunion of the Literary So- j :A? t>i,; \ Hi\ imipi' flflllOral ! ClUlIW* A 11;. vyiuiwij iKuv...v; , F. I. Osborne, of Charlotte, Eu. Oni-! tor, Rev. C. Vardell, of Newbcrne. j Wednesday, June 7tb, 11 a. m.? j Annual address before the Literary j Societies, by Ex-Gov. T. M. Holt, JIavr Favor, X. C. Annual oration before the Alumni Association, by E. C. Smith,Esq., of Raleigh, X. C. ' ' > ?Moot in nf flip Alumni As -X sociation. 8 p. in.--Anniversary of the Literary Societies. Thursday, June 8th. 10 a. m.?Cominenccme.it Exercises. S p. m.? Tlceeption by the Literary Societies. In the recent debating contest of the ] Eumeneau Literary Society. Mr. J. L. j Douglass, of III -><-kstock, S. C-, won j die medal. KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will I purify your Rlood. clear your Com-] plexioii, regulate your Jewels siul j make your Head clear as :i bdi. 2?c. | an:) 50o. ><o:d :tt ihu Winnibon.- Drug j Store. . * I mnr.eway kipplks. Ribgkway, S. ( ., May} 15.?Sincc ] May 1st the Itid?cw:iy ba>e bili nine j lias been practicing daily. They j play "good ball," and the team that defeat* them will Lave to d > soiuit line j playing. Krv. .Jabez 1>\ ni<, n'tiiough soRie- j what iuilispOktd, iui;iit'r>ed sc.ver:;! | candidates for rhnrcu inen.biC^Up at : the Baptist Church on Miiuidi' i k " l Mis? Ella McXuiir, t?f Coluaibr j's ; vi?ilii:?r Mi?s Kclle Mr. lioivyv.1 ror;i*, of \Viiiss?l?c *o. f it .<4!\?.viiii]y .-oin^ :i'2i? auio.ijf iiis j many friends in ;o?vn. Tinco >'f ti n "IWoV 'fiiffciuif?! | I Messirs, !-><-vj?i!n, Usui lard .*:! .I Wiiitt*, i paid Hid<*eway a llriny visif on 6a;nv- j ?iay afternoon. Come agai:; ftieutte, i avc arc al\v&\s g!ad t > ?ec yon. John A. De#porlcs oat?o down on j a Yisit to his parent.-: .Sill if} at-, making tho distance, twelve ndie.-, in one | hour and twenty tninute>? on his : bicycle, xlow i* unit ior 0:10 wno :?j just how lo ridi? Jcvr.xts. j WIIEELMEX'SCAKXIVAL. Meters. Editor* I w itni-^od sight ! hoc i? I?:il(imo!C last nighr | wculu have highly c; joyed by | the 'cylisis*' of our town. 1'; wa-: J (tie wheelmen^. carnival, uud it was * ] jrs anil and brilliant sj?ht. About J iil'teeii hundred whulmeu wero in j line, with their iron steeds dccorated | in all thccclors of the rainbow, airh Chinese lantern? and bunting1 in abundance, mere were sevemccn j clubs, besides a lo:i^ li:ic of independent wlioeiincu. The psrads was : on BsoadiTsiv, the fluent direct iu Baltimore. The ceuirc ol Brosdway is beauliiied with tr?e?. <_'rass and flovrers, with lovely walk*. On either side of this is an asphalt pavement about thirty feet wide, and the wLeelaicu passed from ot.c side of the street to the other at each alternate block, and it. was beautiful indeed ax sue paraiiei wound its way, iisce a huge serpeat, | fur .several miles down jJroadwav. I have often seen military and csvic parades, but nothing half s-> pretty.a5 this. First came a band-wagou:, drawn by six milk white horses, discoursing line music. After it came a club with ilags and streamers, and esch "rider with a rarbine frlung across his shoulder, then a long procession of Lray riders ?ill in oil V different U11 W litem 11 . ways. The bouses along the line of parade were all alluminated, and this with the ttiOHs-ands of Chinese lanterns 011 tke decorations of the wheels, made it a sceiic of wonderous beauty. It amazed mc to see the variety and elaborateness of the decorations on the wlieels. One wns an exact representation of the Ship Baltimore, another was a swan, aaother wai~a*? great serpent, representing Majesty, and fn>rnjij^3ack protruded the heads of l^ctTr of his imps on wheels, w|^i\irnished tne motive powci>-^Tor his pregres-i down the stre^f. There were many beautiful jJfetfats in the precessiex. The most | beautiful, and the one that took the i prize, wis <i float culled "The Queen j ef the Ocean." It was a plat term six ; leet above the ground and eight feot ! fqnaro, covc:cd with siik and satin, j with flairs flyiug at each corner. In i the centre was a throne; back of the i throne and extending over it, as a ! canopy, was a great sea .?he 11 of pink j satin, and ou the throne sat tbe Quern, I a ha.tni.ifui little child. Her crown I was studded with tiny lectiic lights ! furnished from a storage battery, arid over and 011 the float ncre a number : of elect l ie lights. Before her, rode twelve wheelmen guided by ribbon | reigns held in tin hands of the Queen, j .At each corner of the float holding it ' up and drawing it t'orw&rd was :i j gallant wheelman, and on each side I were three outsiders carrying flashing flambeaus. It was a novel uud beauti! l'ul lhill*, and it t?ok the prize, j Many other striking decorations ! were in the parade, but I cannot describe them all There were prizes [ offered for ?lie bc>: decorated single wheel, and also for the bc>t com hi* i nation; which latter was won by the i "Queen of the Ocean." k?road way was lined fiom end t-j ! end with a:s almost solid mass of humanity. As I stood on the steps of John Ilopkins Hospital. 1 thought -of the boys at home, and wiihed that . they might have been there. Very f truly yours, ' C. E. Mcdoxai.d. f ii.at.timore, li"d., Msv 17. i ! .SOILOirS CURE, the great Cough | fW.'l UTOlip V/U11*, J5 >11 uvuiaiiut { Etesket size contains twenty-five doses > cjw'ly 2ac. L'hildien love it. Sold at js.l>s Witinsboro Drug Store. : ^M'sfatonRoot IB & COMPOUND^ ?<S m* Zr A recent discovery ty an old L' SCa (V_5 physician. HucccssfuUy used wa 7 monthly by thousands of La/ >.*(!;& Is the only perfectly safe xfiuy/ and reliable medicine discov; ered. Beware of unprincipled druggists who offer Inferior medicines in olaco of this. Ask for Cook's Cotton r Koot Compound, take no substitute, or inciose ssa a-iiu >6 cents la postage inletter. andvrejyiU send. sealWi lay return mall. Full sealed particulars lnpl?*-u I -envelope, to ladles only." stamps. m i< Address ?- , pond Lily Company. i J _ >-o. S i'istic* Block, Detroit, ycb. <1 MI I LOU ACA'T.MV KXKIICiMls. j Jknklnsvii.i.k, v. in the old aci:u>toniL- ; wav v.>:'w i'ccn raovirir froiii day t<> i:a?, >i::<-c u'.ir last v. iitin^r, until ? v.*e5!, < :! thi: tvcoi'tr.c Sr.l in-t., ij*cs*c- was a decided liji--!c CM lliC SUi'irlCC Ot OIU* social 'ifc?the *'w?ters weie stiired" by the j u;d!s <>; Jjl.iloh Academy, who iluit iave their (los-hir i-nt^rtaii:t:x--r.i. The ui^id juviveij clear ami r.'j i!?ittu r a day ?;1 elr-nd* and s!;0*A'it: .-<! I:c:u for ::ii(i nor <*a:t;C the ;ivcs? aid friends >: 'I??;- >c!:o"i, and i!:i: iic.iire > on <-r<.-;v<ied t?etom! sr-atiug capacity. f :!iini; every one k'ir repaid fur unv discomfort liny may have .?uflY?red, as Uh- i-rcgrtumne \va? 'onir, vaiicd, and i!?!o?y was ''M^ini" and forgot 5 ht-ir j-aris, and altogether i: was -very on Joy nb Jr. He low we give programme. 1Vo1*2U2, by Ravonel l\Uicr$on. Recitation, -'The Fireman,1" by John Wallace. Charade. "Chihihood," br Ida May McMcekiu, Quenuie -Snrygcct, Charlie Douglass and Willie Yai borougii. Tableau, "Childhood.'' Iiecitalion, "Dijooiilenieci liovs," by J rune? and John Murphy, Jehu ami Davis McM-jeki.;. John Swygcn. Thomas Maro an.I ilwbeit Curry. Dialogue, "Keeping up ihe appearance of a (jenilcnr.n," by ICrmita ilufl, Florrie MoMeckiu, Chiriie Douy!:i>s, i?rne?* iiallev, Jiiivenel I'uttM'Sois and Joiiiij McMi'i'kiti. HeciiutIoji, "Theby Eiui-e and Willie McMcfekiu. Elia Ma}o, Ada Murphy, Mamie iiud Iraditi Cu.ry, Louise :mil l>eU:e a>w\ jjcst, !Vii!i? Mayo. Ei?ie :unl Come Lei* iloliev, 15?*>ic i-iongh, Iinbv liiigsdnle. Liz/ o b'Oficr v:;;! Willie V;irho;ougl], -#ohn Gi(:iti< urn! Ilobcrt Cii: ry. Dialogue, Wiicbe-? in Cr-Hia," !iy Lo.s- Uiiuppcii, JStei'i Uuir. Qucenic 5?w;.gerc, Widiu Vui l-civu^!:. Jctlic M'jMcL'i'in Jiiid J2nif$r Co Hey. Dialogue;, "T4?c>'.'ruvori: e Fu v. iiv [H.s v<?Meeki:j, Kniiiia. Hull', Mary iturphy :in?l Chaise.- J/i5vi^ia>-. Dialog I! .1, "Co:u-;.-i)ip L*:i.lt r J > ly V/. ?:::d J5. VarLoroojjh .uid Fiysrie Mc.\fcfki:u , *,i>rijfiu Merry .Siiii?.-?y' by C-araif, -Tiie Y<;unu" i>v Lois (./.ispptli, Siuila W. :;:>d * v' - l>. ..tin t. . oOM. Dialogue, "T.Much 31->s hoi -iuiaw,', by tannic /Jhappcii, i'iorric McMeekin, Krnest Iiollev and Wiilic Yn: borouuh. Dialogue, * Cii^ ?V ilhoutan Oww," i)Y Charlie D^ugla-s, Lucius McJU'ekin. Willie Yarborongh .-Mid Erriita J Jut!". Charade, "The Fairy illscupade," by Lizzie Y'ar.wrough, Essie ana Ernest Doliey, -Mamie Curir, jJavenel Fatterson and John Wallace. "Hurly-JUurlvv7 We arc sorrv to report the closing of school a full month earlier this year than laifj but hope lor an early reopening. The recent rains have had a charming ofidct in the srain hereabouts, and where I here irf a gocd stand ir will nuke an average crop. some el" h$ have been eating kws and Irish potatoes for two wtseks, notwithstanding the long drought. C-^ttou chopping i.s the order ot the day this week. Grass grows rapidly. \V. F. Glenn is now in Rome,' Ga.. where he is taking a business course at a college there. The Sunday School ofSbiioh Ckurch purposes observing "Children's Div""' on the 10th of June by having apicaie, addressee, etc., and hare b?en invited t<\ "vrnnMf-ri!in mi thfi 20th of r>r?seut month where a similar progrtuamc will be observed. Sir. ancl Mrs. W. F. Stanton left lor Hot Springs, Arkansas, on last Saturday, the 13ih inst. Dr. U. N. Hough, who is now kcaiect at Ilonca Path, And arson Comity, came down on a visit to his family la3t "weak. lie expects ;o move his family at an early date. v. " STROTnSIt DOTS. Strotiier, S. C., May 17.?Your correspondents do not seem impressed with the 7nost unusual weather we have had for the past week, and yet it is most extraordinary. Many fear imperfcct stands of cotton will be the result and the plant looks badly. As it is almost cold enough for frost in the Sunny South, wc cannot be surprised that Vienna has had a sn?w storm. The generality of farmers arc paying much more attention to cereals, and that is a good omen. It is to be hoped that our people arojj^ajaToi Hfa\tt%theiiu3rj* ^ufeTTi the West. We are indeed gratified to lean of Mm. Gail lard's convalesceucc, am hope to hear of her complete restora tion to health. Mr. R. W- Gail lard, of Alexandria Ya , enjoyed his sojourn in his nativ< County to the fullest extent. Tici( has dealt lightly with him, and he is?< o-pnml as of vorc. Xo man loves his State more, or would rejoic.- more at her prosperity. He laments the politi cal division ami distractions of ouj people, lie has worked unceasingl; and untiringly (politicaljv) in the State of his adoption and *is jubilani at. the complete burial of Mahonism ilis many South Carolina friends wil regret lo learn that he lost a inos valuable farm horse while, he wa; absent. A. pooi- ! !' child wa?> fatalh burned cmc ?i;?y last week on the place of Mr. J. 15. Fra/.icr. I>un Tlzompioi (the lather) wa> m work ami Iris vrif< had gone lishing. There is scarcely i ' ? ' > - -.-i -1 ~-C 1..,,.,, WCClv ll)Ul WC UU JIOl 1CUU Ui uum ingf of a poor liclpless JitXle child Language is not strong enough La cx press thu culpability of a parent, srhr shirks responsibility by going o5' x,ui leaving offsprings at the mercy of oik of the most cruel elements. SkcI carelessness should be punished, am. in a measure commensurate with the crime. I low often are not ehildrci locked up while the parents go t( church. Such parties arc ignorant ol the iirst precepts of religion. It wouli be far more consistent to worship (ioi in their own homes than neglect tin little ones intrusted to their care. ! Never have we more fully realizes the uncertainty of life and all turns:.' here than since Xmas Poor 31r Jimmie Owings was in the full vigo: of manhood, and Jwas stricken dowi without a aiomentft warning. Hawk had been making inroads on hi mother's poultry (and he ever had th? interest of his mother at heart). Ih went in pursuit of one, little dreamin: that death would meet him in th discharge of that old gun. Sad be vond the reach of expression is sucl a fate. Not only do we grieve tor hi sorrowing mother, but the dear aun who had loved him from boyhood i left without a protection; then his dc voted sisters and the dear little childro with the sunlight in their hair. Last Sunday Mrs. Alice Colema , was buried at Salem Church. Only [ few bncJt montns ago sjic icn uj parental roof a happy bride. Cap; [ and Mis. Clownsy have the carnes j heartfelt sympathy of all. Dear Alic was a devoted, loving, dutiful daugl tor and lister, and we know her brie J WL.- , jOi 111 - Trr - I a? -ri-mwTi [ career as a wile was frau^li with hap-; :!!i<i peace. Truly it can be said <;? her that .-he cli>l not have an i 'enemy it: i!?I- world. One of her di>-! tin:rui>hin:r i:haracter:s>tie.? was the [ love of iittie children, and she was | never happier than when surrounded by innocent little prattlars. Surely this trait was a proof of the guileless innocence o? her own life. | We note wit!) regret of tlic sudden I taking awav of Mr. Charles Douglass* little Edward, and extend condolence to the stricken parents. Now hard it is to give onr little treasures up, yet ' '1' is well with I he child " When we ivlifc: what cur little ones escape, how tlx* :>ri- admitted int > the everlasting bi: > "f Heaven before ever tasting the bitterness of life, who that Jo:jks around and >ees how men and women j struggle hero would wish them back I to }<>iii in the strife and sorrow. C. A. S. | r.-iHii!?* Woukness Positive Cure, o Tub Eijitok: - Please inform your I I readers i hat i hare a positive remedy I for 1 he thousaud ami one ill? which J I arise from deranged innate organs, j I .-ha! I he glad id i-cud two bottle* of j my remedy i-iibb to any lady if t!u*r 'will .-end ilieir 1 Cxprcss and P. O. jiddres.'. Yonrs respectfully, Di: E G. MAIZOiilil, Utica, X. Y." 3Ia?y i'crsoKs i Arc !;ro?crr flown from overwork or hoissehovi j oarcs Brown's Iron Hitters i r. iiuilus t!ie system. ai?!s digestion, removes c.< ! ?4ss? of bile, siid cure-. Go: me genuine. i jgg3t5q. fob a case-it^wlttrj-not'cure.. ^ I ' An agreeable Laxative anSKEEVE Tonic. j Sold by Druggists or sent by maiL 2^h *&-\ | and $LOO per package. Sum^o xxve* II The Favorite SOOTS 50TO23 | JSL^y? fra forthe Teeth and Breath. 2co. j Captain Sweeney, U.S. San Diego, Ca-, gays: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Is the first medicine I have evef found that would do me any good." Price 50 eta. Sold by Druggists. Do not neoltct a Cough, as there is danger of its leading to Consumption. Shtloh's Cure willsaveyou a severeLungTrouble. Itisthe bestCousrh Cure and speedily reheves Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis, ana j is sold on a STisrantee. Zocts. ?< tor sale at the Winn bero Drue* Store. SCHO C) L MEETING. The rojul.ir Annual ileetingof the Tax- j payers of School D strict No.' li, for the purple of levying S -hool Tax for ensuing year, \vs.:I be held in the Town Hall on Thursday,-June l.-t, pi ox., at i).::o A. M. J'. II. JENNINGS, Ohtu'n School Board, Xo. 14. .May ICth. IS. SU3ISSOXS. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,' COUNTY Or FAIIIFIELD. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. J. K. McDonald and Cliai'les A. Douzlass, Plaintiffs, ex. Tr iliiam S, Gibson, II. J. Gibson and Mary E. Fowt:-r, Defendants. i-y/mmorm for lldirf?Comjiaint iu>i Scrtsd. To tilt .above-named Defendants in this action'. \7"OU arc 4*erebv summoned and required .ft io answer the complaint in this actiois* which was this day filed in the office of thf Clerk of ii:e Court of Common Pleas, for the said County, and to serve a copy of your answer on thr. subscribers at their office, So. ^ Law Ranee, Winnsboro, S. C.. within twenty days after tiie service of this summons 0:1 you. exclusive of the day ot service, If 3*ou fail to '^tsswer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff wili apply to the Court for Judgment against you for the relief demanded in the cooi<plaint i Dated 19th Mav, A. D 189,*.. McDOXALD, DOUGLASS & OI5EA.K, Plaintiffs' Attorneys. To Wii&ani S. Gibson, the absent Defer.- j d&nt: | Tak2 riotfee. that the compiatnc in mis ; action, tO?ei&?r with the summons, (of I which the forsworns; is a copy) was filed j in lhe office of i:&e Clerk of the Court of ; t onimon Pleas, at Winnsboro, in the | Coudty of FairfieM And State cf South j it Carolina. 011 the lCtU^ar of May, 18SJ3. I May 19th, J 893. Mcdonald, douglass & obeae, 5-2 -Gt Plaintiffs" Attorneys, CLEBK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAEC UNA. COUNTY OF ?Ai5J:ELD. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. A. Sydney Smith. Plaintiff, agai -il Elizabeth Branham Joseph Branham,Charles Branham, Eliza Crossland, William Branham andKissie Branham. JS pursuance of an order of the Court i of Common Pleas, mac; ?'t""-o f.'oe\e statcva^ase, 1 will offer for $?.!?. Icfori) the Court ilouse door in Winnsbcre. Ci. l'.:z L^iexT, withlu. the legal hours c public outcry, lo the highest bidder, the following descri'&c/I property, to wit: j T uro-thirds uud-ioded interest 5n all I that parcel ?>: tract of land in Fairfield County, known as the 'Hell Place", and " bounded north by J'iiid SCsrmedy, east by lands of .1. Xels iji, south aad west by . Kcubii! BiAhiiar.i. The entire tract conj tains Two Hundred and Five (305) Acrc?, ; more or less. > TKKMS OF <ALK: -Oiio-half of *I:e purchase money to oe : paid in cash 011 day of sale, immediately - upon the close of the bidding, or the land i? wjil be immediately resold at the ;isk of r the former purchaser, or the purchaser may deposit with the Clerk one hundred i dollars as an earnest of the bona fides of ^ his bid. The balance of purchase money to be paid in twelve months from day of 1 sale, with interest upon the whole, se I cured by the bond of the purchaser and a ;. mortgage of the premises, and the pur' chaser to pay for all necessary papers. If preferred, all the purchase money may bs paid in cash. J Clerk's Oftice, It II..JENNINGS, l Winnsboro, C. C. C. P. F. C. i Mr.y 5. ISO -. ^ L?litd ; "WANTS! i l ! CL WANTED : t.'eubled with fl:e=,mcs t feAquilocr, insects, etc.,u usc Tanglefoot F 1 ) J>aP#1'> Insect Powder ' t Ivlofqnito Cologne. See j The trade supplied by the s WIXSSBOKO DRUGSTORE L' 1 i WE ALSO WANT e i Everybody when needing first elas e Drugs, Medicines, Dmg?i?ts' Sun l_ dries, Toilet Article?, Flavoring Ex h tracts, Spices, &c., to give us a call s First c!a?s goods and low prices gear <-1, amecn. s \ '{ ?50A''T FORGET US ii i * n ^ "When von need Paints, OiJs, Varnish a I &c. A large supply on hand. G I EilWiBBBbuoSsog Stcre c j l-1 Sniukvy hours: 9.30 to It.45 A. II. if ^5 to 0.30 P. M. 18.6 ri cuiMvr: /"vi> 1 11 LIj OX JX i V_* V / I . BATTl lest liaiiif eoi I /COMMANDED by GENERAL DURAfii.K \ 1 bined into one army and is pi>urm<r ^*sll< sharp-shooters of competition, i'lit* lwtt'u; Is portance. Go in your carriages. Go in your your feet. Go any way, so you g?t there." THE DRESS 1 In this Gra.ui Army is of varied material, am Look at the beautiful Buttons; they are bright and please the eye. Observe the Trimmings? 1 in all colors? everything in Trimmings for t or j These noble Generals take care of the fet j marching cannot be clone without the easiest a ! and Shoes. Everything has been provided lead on to victorj'. Make the camping ground j ask to see everything and make a thorough in: . TTTR COlYTiV j Has charge of a department near at hand, fi . continuously dispensing to all visitors such del tast?. En ourage him by frequent calls. THE BEE Is a;1, outpost, and is <kira:i?hing lively. Its r the light wing. (io ana sec tru-ui. itcspectfuliy, J. M. iffi-Sr&aOU *** rrw-a FIRST-CLASS HACK LIKE MEETS Ai FOE RATES OF MO. Mi ?APPLY S.=? aasn ^ PARKER'S j HAIR BALSAM | KjSiBl?SGj%ttiE& CI mnt m md beaiExfitf flu luur. j ESyB?^*1" ?S Preaielw a lexsmat LSKSSsfsSi vJvW Sever 7ail? Xo Beator* Gray I fe^?^5S5j^S93 Hair V* lt& .JtaL^Lfcl Color. I fljir' fftjyTi Cm ???^> ciagMHt kair j The Consumptive and Feefcie &?j ?ul who j *u^?rfrom arii^Bjeat tkonid BMP?r3c?r"? Oinrer i ' Tonic. Ii#?r??ti???rttC?**l4. TV?*kixiofi, p?bBkj.Ia- j 1 * ?tuion. Tamal* irt?ki*u, ioi*uata".o?o an? P?i?. X<- k $1. t !l liiMDERCOBHSs. t><?onir ?w*?ir*f*rc?rai j xi ku>ps ail raia. iliics wai'xmj tear, iicto, at Lmsff.cit. ? f tef^11 I Ife ALL THE jPl l?'^M0MF0RTSM|l j j-gpiF H0MEjf?^ I | includes the great tctnpcrancc dziuic 5 If ^ Deer| i A jLx It gives New Li?e to the Old Folk3, ?f: i ,!& Pleasure to the Parents, J| j j|X HcaiL'.i to the Childre::. j Gooi! fo:-All?v'lOi A'.I the Tjiar. v f" ^ Asscci:t pacio.^envKes Free "-J'. j b ' F<t9s&^ IS=?Kr-t:aajy.:t^a;fi7rt j HlScfiS. yfs ^Sa^ss^? CLEVELAND * 1 ?^T*rt TT* r>TTT^T A\T A VH ~~ LI AS jfltfc.bbJi.u i nil. i>u x ivii ? _ Ihc World's Fair has opened. v So have^ ^ ^ b A.Williford & Co, j s ! r i A full lino of r - I1 Groceries, Confectioneries, Canned J Goods, Lemons, Cigar# and To- [ ' bacco, Hardware, Tinware, Wooden ware, Brooms, I Horse and Cat tlei'ow- | . > tiers, Harness, i Bridle8, Sad. dies, i j ^ And rainy other necessary family ar- J tides too numerous to mention. Give I ^ us a call. We mean Dutiness. [ | \h WTI.T.TPfiRfl Rr. fifl !' ' ?L| !f VAW VAS v vi i < W1NHSD0R0, S. C. ] i < ! One door South of Cotton Exchange. |BUGGIES!BUG(iIES!|: J BUGGIES! ) j WE HAVE IS STOCK A5D TO arrive a nice line of . -RTTaanns J / V_^ j. ?*?-4 > , . j ! and now is the lime to buy a NICE j BlGGY. Every job guaranteed. We also have a In!! line of !! - - HARNESS. - _ i These g?ods will be sold low fur ' cash, or 0:1 <;ood paper until fall Respectfully, | w. R. DOTY & CO. | NOTICE. Money to loan to farmers on approved mortgages of rral es i late in sums "of not less than S iuo. For further information apply to the i liclersijjned. : | Mcdonald, douglass a oi.eaii. I 4-15- . 'jf . ?ou-.d--.-- -HI t-.*i I I I"i".-t -n??nr>-B-nf>r<_' 1-lN iMT * "? SO 4 /" > ! \ 7 /" 1 j 10 h/iiiiNG. BaKs-r^rea??E2*xi s intl Fairies, v, ;?i:ii (?KNKkAL J/>.\V i'RICE, lias com- V i-y after volley of niinnie ba 5s into the \ for the people and is one of givaf tmbuggits. (io in your wag ns. (J:?cn MATERIAL J is beautiful and inspiring to bafcold. and shiny, and just the thin* to dazzie Uirnps, Silks, Laces, JIanib?rg E<lging, dering, circliug, puffing, eto. ,'t; they are fully convinced that good .nd best Material. Look at our Hosiery lor Ul<40 113U uctvxavivil, twnv&A ???*4 . of this grai.(l array your headqua-^prs, spection. 1ISSARY ^ i!ed with suitable fresh Hiaterial, and is ~ \B| licacies as rviil satisfy the most delieatti nanagers ain? well a::d arj biingins op^^^aB beaty \ 1 I35TOR3 . M p? ? - ? ffi is? tssa M ^@ iss? ' ^ LL TRAINS AT SPARTANBURG. / . rf| 111 PiRlBUB : iWisPM Ezrs: -os sssq Just Received! I Slffi FM L?! IF ' I EUOXS, CUCUMBER PICKLE and Chow Chow, very cheap, and M in any quantity you want. fl 3rk Sausage, best tuli Creim Cbeeie, jd Blocks Soda Crackers, i he * best on the market. fl ' you want good Tea and Coffee, this 3 fl is the place to get it. .ym nice a.-sorimenb of fine Candies a'.wiys on hand. V moke ray Old Glory Clicroof, the best 1 in the world for the money. * .'.low me to call your attention to my Crown Sulety Oil, which gives entire satisfaction to every cnstomcr. t. T. MATTHEWS. | >sasona*ble Goods; I WE HAVE VJVV lJ5!5cKThv,*^| jcautifnl line of white goods in Plain 1 Lawns,Chocked Muslins, Satin Stripes -price's from Sc. to 25c. peryatd. m rbese goo-s aru very cheap. Silk Finish Foulards,Colored Pigues, ?ercals, Cotton Chaliies, Satteen-, 3utings, Ginghams and Prints, iu fl jreat variety of spring colorings, a::d fl it prices to suit vour rocket-book. fl A handseme stock of Silk Mits and V jrloves, in blacks, tansaiulli?ht>hadc?, "rora 20c. to 50c. per pair. , 1 If j'ou want a nice Parasol at z low orice, wc can please you. ' Stainless Black Hose at 25c., good , ralue. Half Hose 20j. Ladies' Sleeveless Vests from 10c. to 50c. OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT will mpply your wants in a way that will U please you. See our liue of Siippcrs. ? Jm fhey are good quality, stylish aw^^iH ;lieap?bla^k, tan A big liue of Straw Hat?, fl iltan ihft (?.hpfl.nett. .Tnst in ? VV^B in crash and tourist. V Como and see us. -V caldto&- numi Uss ? Household Ammonia.- , 9 Powdered Borax. fl i'uriueci uenzme. Carbolic Acid. , H Bug Poison. Moth Wax. Fly Paper. JM ?ALSO '-Universal Clothes ond Glove C!eaner^te?^H for removing oil and grease from glov^B silks, and all woolen fabrics. For salfiM W. K. AlKK^jfl xJENT 1STKY.1 B J. QVATT.LKBAU3I, iVgjg . \