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MAIL COJ-' CTIOX
Li-ner* will be. cnlfocied fr??in the
I. ?..? k.rai of 1 1 l.i ft. m Htlll 9 D. Ol.
south, and 5 39 p. ni. i.-i-i
p. us. going north.
sew AtlTerllseuiMar.?.
Blaeslone ? W. E. Aiken.
5,000 Cigars, Etc.?F. W. HaWenicht.
CLri6tn;as Bargain*? Caldwell &
Ruff.
Noticfi?T. L. Johnston, Admiuis k^
trator.
Cbrittmas Go?ds?Campbell tV.MadB
Wk den, Manager.
K? Bay a wiad mill from W. J.
Hioct. It is frood insarance against
rWe and your s^ock will always have
water.
?Dr. W. E Aiken is making an
offer whereby yon can trade with him
without the money. Kead bis advertisement.
?1 he Mormons are still preaching
in Fairfield comity. One of our cor-,
respondents who attended a meeting
will send us in a report in a day or so.
?You can ?till find a nice assort
menl ot ladies' coverings at ijauuerdale'e,
which will be closed out at redcced
prices, odY
?6. H. Ford, a colored man who
lire* near gitnpsou's Turnout, lost his
home by fire last week, together with
a lot of cotton and otnor products.
The Joss is estimated at three hundred
dollars. - '
k?Rcy. W. S. Stokes will go from
here to Bishopville. Mr. Stokes made
- many friends while here, and they, in
addition to his fellow-churchmen, will
regret to loose him. The best wishes
**11 TTri fK K?tr?_
Vl an gv >1 iiAUi*
Hflfi ?We heard that a certain trial jusK
tice in this county had granted a diRrorce
to a colored couple. We are
B^rogressing if this be the case. We
new som* colored folks who got
Rvorces without any law. \
B ?A very enjoyable dance Vasjftven
Rt Capt. McMeekin's residence, at
S Hionticeli?, on Thursday night. It is
If asid 10 hare bseu highly enjoyed by all
IF present. Mossrs. ?. G. Scroggs and
Hl Edgar Matthews, or the IJoro, partici?
pated.
?Deputy Sheriff McDowell went
for Bill Harris, who .cut Andy Kennedy,
on Mr. T. W. Ruff's place on
Saturday. He lodged him in jail on
Monday evening. Bill says he was
attacked with a big stick and. cat id
t
elf-defense.
?We received a sample of tobacco
^ raised by Capt. Richard Matchett in
this county. We are not experts in
judging leaf tobacco, but to us it appears
to be a fine specimen. The color
is a rich yellow. We hope this branch
of agriculture will receive more attention
in this county in future. There
are lands here that are prosounced
tobacco lauds by competent judges.
?Come early if-you wish a ladies'
wrap. The reduced priees at which
. Lauderdale is^^flering this line is re- j
^k^^_-1<^hrcniys-11Ie~#toefc rapidly. A nice lot
still on hand. * adv
?Mr. F. VY. Aabenicht asks the
country merchants to give him their
attention on a special offer for cigars
PUiMefmoo KAIJ/^ovo TTA ryftlls
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^ . special attention also to mackirei in
to-day'* iisae. Mr. Habenicht con*
duets s first cl&3s grocery store, and
yoa will flud almost anything in that
line the re. He will be glad to see you
^ _ and skow yoa his goods. Give him a
-*| call.
?The reliable firm of Caldwell &
Buff are oat in a new advertisement
this week. They are offering some
rare inducements. Your attention is
called to. Christmas purchases, as a
- specialty. The polite and efficient
corps of clerks are ever ready to serve
you? The ladies in the millinery de
partment are every ready their cusf
tomers. Read their advertisement and
give them a call, is all they ask.
?The "Lower Store" is revolving
^ in the space of "The Hub" at present
and the boys mean simply this, that
they, are working together. If you
fv_ want groceries or anything in that line
Mr. C. W. Madden, the manager, will
^ certainly make it to your interest to
Something not in his line
B II > . wi: 1 most assuredly find at "The
I9li So if yon want trade they [are
| y pceparei for you at both end? of the
lines??...
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Johufcon'?} Tasteless Compound Cod
*\" Lirer Oil with hypoph?sphites gives
" tone to the nerves; strengthening,
stimulating and producing healthy flesh
like ma^ic. WinnsboroDrng Store. *
^ Committed to Jail.?Tf 1 Justice
v S. F. Cooper sent Bill Dawson up to
t board * ith SheriffEliision on Wednesf
day. Bill s&vs "another negro went
y and stole an old no 'count pistol and
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me." Such is the fate of injured innocence.
Mounted Police.?One of the policeIP"^
men ha? secnred an Oregon horse and
we h?ar suggestions ot mouut ;d police.
i The idea is to provide them with lassos
I and then the cows and hogs at large
had better look out or beep off the
^ * streets. If this attempt is successful a
draw net could be provided for fowls
and dogs.
r Funds.?On last "Wednesday even"4ng
at Alston, in this ctunty, two
trfcmps were pnt off the freight train
by a-epnductor. While the hands and
crew were busy shifting and going on
with their work these infamous sconn
drals se: the caboose on fire. The waybills,
books and other valuables were
destroyed. The tramps escaped.
Tin Plates.?The front frames of
the mai i lock boxes at tho postoffice
hpr#? *r<? beincr covered with tin n.'ates.
I The glasses have been broken so often
that the authorities have pat tin instead
of glass. This is a little inconvenient
for the man whs wishes to look into
his box, bat heretofore the box cculd
be opened by the finger after the glass
wis gone.
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Highest of all in Leavening Power,
absolute
Notice.?All claims duo the estate of
Dr. J. 11. McMaster, Sr., if unpaid on
January 1, will be put in the hands of
an attorney for collection. These matters
must be settled.
Dr. J. IS. McMaster,
aud B. F. Boclware,
adv-2 Administrators.
Stabbed for a Rabbit.?On Saturday,
at Mr. T. W. RufTa place, Bill
Harris cut Andy Kennedy "about who
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happened about 12 or I o'clock. The
wounded man was attended by Dr.
McMaster. The wound is an ug'y
hole on the left shoulder blade going
almost to the cavity. The chances of
recovery are hopeful, however.
If von are anxious to find the most
reliable blood-purifier, read in Ayer's
Almanac the testimonials ot those who
have been cured of such terrible diseases
as catarrh, rheumatism, and
f i- 1 it C A -
scrwuia, or ihc use ui a)ci ? oaiBoparilla.
Then govern yourself accordingly.
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Just Suppose It was Worth Tex
Cents.?Our reporter learned Saturday
evening of the large crops some of
the colored farmers have made this
year. Willis Gamble heads any that
we have heard of. He farms 011 Mr.
H. L. Eliiott's place and made twenty
bales to one plow. Jack Vaughn, Jim
Paul and William James, on the Jordan
place, made eighteen bales each. J
This is good farming, who can beat it?
Your Children, Mr Children and
Our Children?A gentleman in town
told our reporter of the following
conversation. A widow and widower
had each several children; they afterwards
married and several children
were born to them. The children got
into a fight, the former set pit. against
the latter, (their own). The mother
exclaimed to the father, George, your
children and my children are fighting
our children.
He Rides a Wheel.?We are informed
that Mr. C. D. Chappell, of
ToiiL-Jncuino ha? rreat^r? himsfil* to a
VVuaiu?ii?*v) v?v ? ? bicycle.
It may be that we will see
him palling into Winnsboro on it
shortly. But if the roads are in the
condition of tbe man who reported
that he had to go thirlv-two miles to
make a point twelve miles away, we
know that our friend will think it is
132 miles from Jenkinsville to winnsboro.
But it will b ) done sooner or
later.
? Stricken^ with Paralysis.?Mr.
Harris^N$4fo has been collecting for
the "Wrought Iron Range Company
here, was stricken with paralysis a
day or two since and had to give up
his work and go home. He is regarded
as in a very critical condition;
his phisician says' another stroke is
likely to prove fatal. He was taken
from Mr. J. M. Elliott's, where he
boarded, in a carriage and put on the
train on Tuesday evening. He reached
his home on Wednesday morning
unless taken with another attack.
For rheumatism I have found nothing
equal to Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
It relieves the pain as soon as applied.
J. W. Young, West Liberty, "W. Va.
The prompt relief it affords is alone
worth many times the cost, 50 cents.
Its continued use will effect a permanent
cure. For sale by all druggists.*
Stole Two Bales of Cotton.?
v?4- Vfi, T?a1 4-r\r\ t ottoi*
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of Lexington County, lost two bales
of cotton. They were brought across
the river at Wullaceville, and it is
thought, were sold in Winnsboro.
They stalled at Glenn's bridge about
daylight and got some help to pull
out from a colored man named Peter
Thomp&on. It is not likely that Peter
knew the cotton was stolen. Four
negroes are interested in the stealing,
Hack Robertson, Geo. Stutemeyer,
Jim Kirklaud and Arch Martin. The
three first named have emigrated to
parts unknown. Martin was only a
suspect; he was to have had a hearing
on Wednesday. We do not know the
result of the investigation.
Personals.
Miss Mamie Macfie is visiting her
brother at her old home in this county?
Rev. E. W. Mason is on a" visit to
his father, Capt W. N. Mason.
Mr. E. B. Ragsdale has returned
from a visit to Tampa, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wilmot, of Concord,
N. H., left for Columbia on
Wednesday. Alter visiting air. >y . o.\
Scruggs, the brother cf Mrs. Wilmot,
tbey will return home.
Miss Sain, who has been visiting
Miss Laura Gerig-, returned to her
home in Orangeburg on Friday.
Wanted, everybody in need of
suit to cali and price my clothing be
fore you buy. J.L. Mimxaugii. Q. D.
Williford, Manager. adv
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Rheumatism, neuralgia, headache
and pains oj every kind instantly relieved
by Johnson's Magnetic Oil.
SI.00 size 50 cts.; 50 ct. size 25 cts.
Winnsboro Drug Store. *
aixiaxce meeting.
There will be a call meeting of the
County Alliance on the first Friday in
December (being the 7th day) at 11
o'clock a. m. A.I1 defunct sub-Alliances
are aequested to send delegates, and
every ailianceman i3 especsally requested
to be present. Farmers and
allianoemen, it is to your interest to be
present. I hope you will all be there.
You will all be admitted and hare the
privileges of the floor.
D. P. Crosby, President.
We guarantee Johnson's Magnetic
Oil; it has no superior lor all aches and
pains, internal or external, man or
beast. $1.00 size 50 cts.; 50 ct. size
25 cts. Winnsboro Drug Store. *
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
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He is "Welcomod.
Mr. Charles O'Neil, who hails from
Detroit, Michigan, ha3 been looking
around the vicinity of Winnsboro for
a place to locate. lie has rented the
"Paul place" from Mr. A. B. Cathcart.
Should he like the country and
climate he will buy land, but has concluded
to rent one year first. "\Ve are
glad to have him and hope he will
become a fixture. Mr. C. E. Cathcart
will move from the Paul place to town, j
Mr. Ira P. Westmore, a prominent
. eal estate agent ot San Angclo, Texas,
has used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Iiemedy in his family
for several years as occasion required,
and always with perfect success. He
says: "I find it a perfect cure for our
! baby when troubled with colic or dvs;
entery. I now feel that my outfit is
j not complete without a bottle of this
Remedy at home or on a trip away
from home. For sale by all druggists. *
REGULATORS' NOTICE.
To Wilcv >t rot her You are hereby
notified to get up your PJnnder and
leave this State and you need not sell
1 your Pla^e to any Darkey a* he will
not Bee Safe in staying there your
time is limeted to ten days from this
after then you had better not Bee ?een
in a u
this is the only wanting you :vill get
Fairfield Regulators
Nov 24th 1894
Mr. Editor: I desire to let this notice
be made publ'c. This shows the way
they do at Nelson's. I have treaied
every one right and I am not going
anywhere.
(Signed) Wylie Strother.
Rongh on Roddey.
Mr. Roddey's plan to increase the
price of .cotton is for each farmer to
place in his hands one bale out of
every five produced, and which will be
; withdrawn from market. Any far!
mer who falls into this Wall street
trap should be sent to ihe insane
?8vlnm. Whf?n rh.iryes and expenses
are paid, there won't be enough of
that fifth bale to wad a gun with. Mr.
Roddey's proposition, a3 it appears to
us, carries fraud on its face.?Piedmont
Headlight.
Knowing Mr. Roddy as we do, we
are certain that if he thought his plan
was fraudulent, he would drop it like
a hot iron.
Itch on human, mange on horses,
dogs and all stock, cured in 30 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by W. E. Aiken,
druggist, Winnsboro, S. C. *
A Trolv* TV I/>f
On Friday a tramp entered John D.
Smart's house 110 one in. A fourteenyear-old
son of John's had left the
house open, being the only one at
home. The only thing he got so far as
known was eighty ^ents in money.
Thursday being thanksgiving day prevented
John from gettinga $50 check
cashed or it would have been gone; for
the fellow rifled the two trunks but
seemed only on the hunt of money. A
fine gold watch had just been taken
out of one of the trunks the day before
or it would have gone. The fellow
was seen entering, but the neigh
bors supposed the boy was in the
house. "We do not suppose it wii!
nappen at tms nouse soon again.
ARE WE TO HAVE A TELEPHONE ?
A gentleman of this town showed
our reporter a private letter from a
party connected with the Southern
Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
in which he says: "I spoke to
Mr. Easterlin about it, and he told me
to say to you that he is now making
up an estimate for a-line to be run
from Columbia to Charlotte, N. U.,
via Winnsboro?Winnsboro to be connected,
and that it would not be very
long before they would commence
building it.
"We have just completed a line from
here to Macon, Ga., distance 113 miles.
Ti. 11 i?,i;.i T ;l ??:il
xt taiKb sijjieuuiu, jl uuu t lu.luk. it, w m
be many months before I will be able
to talk to you over phone."
We hope this line trill be established.
It' will be very convenient and is in the
way of progression.
As an emergency medicine, Ayer'3
Cherry Pectoral takes the lesd of all
other remedies. For the relief and
cure for croup, whoopiug coogh, sore
throat, and the dangerous pulmonary
troubles to which the young are so
liable, it is invaluable, being prompt
to act, sure to cure. *
LAND SALES.
The Clerk sold on Monday the following
tracts of land:
In the case of J. E. McDonald vs.
R. AY. Baylor, 154 acres, bought by
W. R. Doty & Co. for $457.21.
In the case of the Ridgeway Savings
and Loan Association vs. Loyd A.
Davis, 500 acres, sold to the association
ror 5>t>ou.
In McDonald & Douglass vs. M. A.
Bookman, 1,000 acres, sold to J. E.
McDonald, attorney, for $1,600.
Iu L. S. Douglass vs. Deitz, 162
acres, sold to L. S. Douglass for $100.
Iq the Winnsboro National Bank vs.
J. C. Douglass and others, 1,200 acres,
sold to A. S. Douglass, attorney, for
$500. In the same case, 250 acres sold
to A. S. Douglass, attorney, for $260.
In S. R. Johnston, Judge of Probate,
vs. J. E. McDonald and others, 300
acres, sold to W. D. Douglass, attorney,
for $1,005.
The Sheriff sold, in the case of Gib-,
son vs. Gibson, 540 acres, for $750.
In the case of Jenninsrs. Clerk, vs.
E. Scott Douglass, the Sheriff sold 100
acres to Gussie A. Douglass for $360;
also 120 acres in same case to Ragsdale
& Ragsdalc, attorneys, for $552.
ISac&Iea'rt Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for (Juts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter,Chepped Hands, Chillulains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. It
Isguarantcsd to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 23 c?nts net
box. For sale by Mciiister & O. '?
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TITE TVATEREE PRIZE IIOGS.
The Wateree Prize Club weighed
their prize hegs last week and as a
result Mr. T. L. Johnston got first
prize; that is he made bis hog weigh
more in 300 days than any other. All
tbwc 1)?2S were weighed at a certain
time and after exactly 300 days
were weiged again.
Mr. T. L. Johnston's hog first
weighed 42 douuds; at the end of 300
da\8 it wdghed 423 pounds, aguinef
381 pounds in 300 days.
Mr. F. A. Neil, first weight 30
pounds, last weight 412 pounds.
Mr. T. W. llawls, first weight 45
pounds, last weight 410 pounds.
Mr. II. S. Wylie, first weight 18
pounds, la?t weight 375 pounds.
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jir* it o. ii t'jiy uioi w
pound?, latt weight 355 pounds.
This is certainly making meat in a
hurry. It proves tlut a hog will take
on over one pound per day. The'
Wateree Prize Ciub deserves credit for
its progres-ive spirit and we wish
it success.
Relief in Six Hours.
Distressing Ki-lnev and Bladder
diseases relieved in si\ hours by the
"New Great South American" Kidney
Cure." This new remedy is a
great surprise on account of its exceeding
promptness in relieving pain
in the bladder, kidneys, back and
every part of the urinary passages in
male or female. It relieves retention
of water and pain in passing it almost
immediately. If von want quick relief
and cure this is your remedy.
Sold by W. E. Aiken, druggist, Winnsboro,
S. C. *
The Changes in the Methodist Ministry.
The presiding elder for this (the
Columbia) district this year is Rev.
J. Walter Dickson. Rev. E. Tolahd
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tioages, me ioriuei picaiuuj^ tiuvi v*
this district, goes to Florence as presiding
elder of that district.
At Ridgeway Rev. J. C. Spann will
hive charge of the churches at Ridgewav,
Blythewood and Mt. Zion. Rev.
Geo. 11. Poeser, former pastor of these
places, goes to Bamburg.
At Winnsboro and Greenbrier Rev.
T. M. Dent will be in charge for the
coining year. Rev. W. S. Stokes goes
from here to Bishoprille, and by incident
Rev. T. M. Dent comes from
Bishopville here.
Fairfield, embracing the churches at
Monticello, Shilob and Bethel, Rev.
M. W. Hook, the present pastor, will
remain.
At Cedar Creek Rev. M. L. BaDks,
Jr., will have charge; Rev. J. B. IIolley,
former pastor there, goes to South
Anderson.
TW. J. ,T. Stevensou remains at
Blackstock and Antioch in this couufy.
Rev. A. J. Cauthen, Sr., who spent
twelve years of his service in this'
county, goes to Spartanburg as presiding
elder of that district.
Rer. E. W. Mason, a former citizeu
of our county, goes from Donalds to
Lowndesville in the Cokesbury district.
English Spavin Linictent removes
ali Hard, Soft or Calloused Lump? and
Blemishes from h<yses, Blood Spavins,
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Ring-Bone,
Stifles, Sprains, all Swollen Throat3,
Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of ODe
bottle. Warranted the most wonderful
Blemish. Cure ever known. Sold
by W. E.Aiken, druggist, Winnsboro,
S. C.
B YERS->IcC ARLE Y.
The calendar on the mantel at the
residence of Sirs. H. M. McCarley,
dated November 28, ?9A, when just as
the mellow tones of an antique clock
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CHILLI CU. I lie iiuia Vi. Ui-uij ?mw wvmmv.
ful marriage ceremony by Rev. C. E.
McDonald united in marriage, Mr.
S. C. Byers and Miss. Mary McCarlev.
The reception room at the residence
of the bride's mother was artistically
decorated with golden crysanthemums
and garlands, presenting a scene of
nnusual brilliancy and hospitality.
The bride, one of Winnsboro's beautiful
brunettes, was attired in a costume
of pearl- white China silk tastefully
garnished with satin ribbons,
becoming coiffeure a la Psyche bouquet
of "Lady Cleveland" crysanthemums.
Mr. Byers is a successful planter of
York and his many friends will join
us in hearty congratulations upon
winning one of Winnsboro's fairest
daughters.
Miss McCarlcy, the bride's sister,
wore a becoming costume of pink silk
mull with brctelles of dentelle lacebouquet
de corsage of La France roses.
The guests, after admiring the many
and tastefully selected gifts of numerous
friends, were invited to partake
of a repast which would tempt the
palate of au epicure, after which with
many good wishes the friends dispersed
with pleasant memories of a
delightful occasion.
Mr- and Mrs. Byers, with friends,
left at 4.30 a. m. for York, their future
home.
A HAPPY MARRIAGE IN UPPER
LOXGTOWX.
Tbe charming home of Hon. J. D.
ITa-rison was. on Wednesday, the
scene of the marriage of his beautiful
and highly accomplished daughter,
Miss Yiola, and Mr. Win. Kennedy.
The bouse was beautifully decorated
and seemed perfectly enchanted to tbe
guests assembled to do honor to tbe
occasiou.
At twelve o'clock the bride and
groom, preceded by Dr. Team and
Miss Beckie Peay, (best man and maid
of honor, respectively,) and Mr. Austin
Peay and Miss Anna Harrison,
entered the parlor where the expectant
guests were assembled, and were there
united in marriage by Rev. Mr. McClure,
pastor of the Presbyterian
Church at this place, who performed
the ceremony iu a most beautiful and
impressive manner. The voung couple
were kept quite busy after the ceremony
receiving the congratulations
which were being tendered them by
the relatives and friends present.
The bride received a great many
bsautiful and uselul presents from her,
many admiring friends. The bride
was "attired in a beautiful tan colored
cashmere, trimmed in a most exquisite
manner, and looked the gem of loveliness.
At two o'clock the gaests were invited
in to partake of the elegant wed
ding dinner, which had been prepared
with most consumale ability for the
occasion. The table fairly groaned
beneath the delicacies upon it, calculated
as they were to tempt the most
fastidi?u?.
The bride, who is one of Longtown's
iairesc aaugmers, win oe exireuieiy
missed in her circle, find more lhan
one broken heart is left behind. The
groom, who lives near Centreville, is
one ot Fairfield's most prosperous and
rising me::. The bride and groom ief i
at four o'clock for the home of ihe
latter near Centreville. We extend to
them our best wishes for their future
happiness. e. ii. p.
November 29.
Thousands of Cures
Have been made of Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Ulcers, Sores, Blotches and
the most malignant blood and skin
diseases by Botanic Blood Balm, the
result of forty years experience of an
eminent Scientific and conscientious
phvsician. Send for book of wonder
fill cures, and learn which is the best
remedy. Botanic Blood Balm stands
at the head. Price only $1,000 per
large bottle. For sale by druggists.
Send for free book and learn wisdom.
Address Blood Balm Co., Atlanta,
Ga. *
John Smith Wiis Never a Convict.
John Smith, a coloic! carpente-,
who came here from Charlotte lour
years ago, was arrested Monday morning
by Messrs. Ilobert Tboraasson and
J. S. Glass, who they believed was a
John Smith who was convicted of petty
larceny in Chesterfield county in 1875
and was sentenced to the penitentiary
for one year, escaping therefrom, however,
before his sentence hnd expired.
Smith was taken to Columbia, where
the officials failed to identify him with
the description on record, and wliere
his innocence" was vouched lor bv Mr.
JLC. J. Mcuariey, iormeny 01 wnmsboro,
by whom he was employed in
1875. Smith was released from custody
by the penitentiary authorities
and returned to Rock Hill Monday
evening.?Rock Hill Herald.
This is John Smith, who formerly
lived in Winnsboro. It was believed
by many citizens that John shot at Mr.
R. N. McMaster, the policeman here,
and some others believed that John
shot at Mr. W. R. Doty, both occasions
being in the night time. Mr. McMaster
was pursuing an cscaped prisoner
in the night, going down an alley, and
gome one saw a party who was believed
to be John Smith following Mr.
McMaster. Whoever it was fired, and
the bullet entered a gate-posl as Mr.
McMaster was fifoing through. Mr.
Doty was fired at while going home,
and suspecion rested 011 John. Whether
correst or not the citizens met in daylight
and advised John to leave and he
did.
All ITCC.
Those who have used Dr. King's New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity to try
it Free. Cail on the advertised Druggist
and get a Trial Bottl*, Free. Sen! your
name aDd address to II. E. Buctilen & Co.,
Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr.
King's New Life Pills Freo, as well as a
copy of Guide to Health and Household
Instructor, Free. All of which is guaranteed
to do you good and cost you uothing
at Mcilaster & Co. 's Drug Store. *
QUESTION'S ASKED MR. JACKSON.
In order that the public may under-1
stand the reply of Mr. Jackson, county
supervisor of registration, we republish
the questions asked him previously:
We will ask the supervisor ?f registration
a few questions, only in reference
to him and his own books:
Do you regard your own books free
from error or irregularity of all kind?
If 30, how do you explain the numbers
being wrong, or the residence or occupation
not agreeing as was the case
with a certain number of them, according
to the verdict of managers on elec
tion day?
Whose fault is it that the managers
did not have all the books on election
da> ?
Was it by your official act that voh
delivered books as late as ten or halfpast
ten ?
When did you ascertain that managers
did not have these books, and
from whom?
mr. jackson's answers.
2?r. Editor: I will try and answer
your questions in your Weekly of the
21st in the order asked:
1. My oicn work on the registration
books I do regard as correct. I gave
as the names were siven
me. Some came back with the name,
initials, age or residence wrong foxcorrection.
There may possibly be
some more of this kind. As to the
old work on the books, done before
'91s I do not believe them correct. As
loug as since '86 and ?S8 I heard managers
complain of names being hard to
find, and some who held certificates
their names could not be found. But
I am not responsible for this.
2. I d? not know, but think it an
oversight on the managers' part. For
some of the precincts there are two
books each, others only one. There
are Iwo for both of tho "Winnsboro
boxes. They got one each.
3. It was not, as I had officiatly delivered
them one wrrk before.
4. The mornii'u oi the election, cannot
say at wiut hour, I accidentally
found out that ihev did not have all
the books, and I at cncs put them iu
their hauds. No one told me anything
of it. Respectfully,
W. F. Jackson.
# Cures
OTHERS,
WILL
Cure You.
AYfcK'S
Sarsaparilla
MAKES /dl^
-ra
WEAK l^lCWca|r0/<l
VVV<S93>4^/
j STRONG.
5,000
la F!or k Henry Clay
CIGARS,
*
' Country merchants would do well to
sdf this fine lot of Cigars. A bargain
foif the holidays at
f F. W. HABENICHT'S.
Thanksgivings Day and Its Observance a
Due West.
Due West, S. C., Nov. SO.?J. K.
Hood, Esq., of Anderson, spent
Thancinvino- I)nv with friends in this
place. The most brilliant function of
the season was the recaption given by
the Eumeneans to the new members of
the society at the home of Dr. Edwards.;
The exercises at the A. R. P. church
were unusually interesting yesterday
morning. The pastor, Rev. O. Y.
Bonner, called on the congregation to
name publicly those things for which
they were specially thankful. About
fifty persons did as they were invited.
The game of football, which was the
best that has been played here this
season, was watched with the keenest
interest by a large crowd, consisting
of the professors of the t vo college--, j
tnc suuieius or mc iemaie college ana
a large contingent of the town. The
game was between the juniors and
sophs. Ihc former being victorious.
No bones were broken, but several
joints and heads were bunged up.
Prof. Reid referreed the games.?
Charlotte Observer.
?100 Bewanl, SI00.
The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at leait
one dreaded disease that science has |
been able to cure in all its stages and j
tVinf i? fntnvvli IIoll'c Potirvli Pnw I
is the only positive cure now known *
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh vj
being a constitutional disease, requires
a constitutional treatment. Hall's __
Catarrh (Jure is taken internally, act- a
ing directly upon the blood and inn- 1
cons surfaces of the system, thereby p<
destroying the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength "
by building up the constitution and g
assisting nature in doing its work. 1
The proprietors have so much faith in h
its curative powers, that they offer |
One Hundred Dollars for any case |
that it fails to cure. Send for list of ~j
Testimonials.
Address F. J. CIIEXEY & CO., ^
Toledo, O. u
r^Sold by Druggists, 75c. ' * j>i
Sec the World's Fair for Fifteen Ce?}S* ,
Upon the leceipt of ycur address and j
fifteen cents in postage stamps, we will
mail you prepaid our SouvENist Portfolio
of the * World's Columbian Ex
position the regular price is Fifty cents,
but as we want you to have oner, we make la
the price nominal. You will find :t a ai
work of ?;rt and a thing to he prized. It ^
contains fuil page views of the great ?
buildings, with descriptions of same, and u:
is executed in highest style of art. If not ci
satisfied with it, after you get it, we will ti
refund the stamjs and let you keep the
book. Address u,
* II. E. BUCKLEN & CO., Chicago, HI. P;
? k(
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. S
" m
la
J
cur wt:tr L iny Acaio
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sykup has _
been used for over fifty years by millions
of mothers for their children while teethin?,
with perfect success. I? soothes the ,
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind colic, and is the best remedy *
for Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little
sufferer immediately. Sold by Druggists
in every part of the world. Twenty
five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for
' Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and '
take no other kind. o-iGfxly (
'
A. Godden, Druggist, Birmingham,
Alabama, writes: "Please publish
some of the testimonials I have sent
you for Japanese Pi e .Cure." Winns- ,
boro Drug Store. *.
P.hiMron ftrv for Pitrhpr,<; Haclnn?).
v"" J - -? I
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment
Is a certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Granulated Eye Lids, Sore Nipples, Piles,
Eczema, Tetter, Salt Eh sum and Scald Head,
25 cents per bos. For sale by druggists.
TO H0BSS"0WNESS.
For putting a horse in a fine healthy condition
try Br. Cady's Condition Powders
They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life to atf old or over worked horse. 25
cents per package. For sale by druggists,
VThen Saby was sick, we gave her CXiorta.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
Wheia she became Sliss, she clang to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Casioria,
Notice,
ALL persons holdiug claims against
the estate of J. Adeline Fife, deceased,
are hereby notified to present
tbem, duly verified, to the undersigned, _
and ill persons indebted to said estate
to make payment to him.
T. L. JOHNSTON,
12-4-4t Administrator.
I J
1 barrel large Family Machere!.
1 barrel No. 2 Fat Family Mackerel.
1 barrel No. 3 Fat Family Mackerel.
o kits No. 1 Fat Family Mackerel.
o kits No. 2 large Family Mackerel,
o kits No. 3 large Family Mackerel.
Just opened at
F. W. HABENICHT'S.
n mm i i 11 im? ? ?
DR. E. C. JETER, C
Physician and Surgeon.
Offers liis profe?si:nal services to the
people of Fairfield.
Postoffiee addres4 Jcnkinsville, S. C.
9-4-lv (
JL
Are pouring in, and in another
Our Large and Fi
A fresh supply of Mince Me;
nuts, Prunes, Currants, Citron ?
The best grade of Flour a1
One kee fresh Chow Chow Pi
mour's Best Refined "White La'
Anything in Fancy and Stap
- LO"
Campbell
VICTORS are ?
The standard price of Victor 3
and Victor riders are guaranteed again
OVERMAN^
BOSTON. PHILAD
NEW YORK. CHICAG
SAN FRA!
iprmanhood!
g?| ?T pf5 ^ iruaranteea to cure all ner
3?? sSj~?1 "^\ 1 Power. Headache, Y.'akeft
AC? VJ ness, all drains and I ossoi
C*. ? p?j V> _yg_ by overexertion, youthfc
a g 1 ulants. which lead to InSr;
Tsl 1 "fo vest pocket. SI per box,
ifjwS? irlve a written maran
EaCiwSate^KVjSSfifei'Cruzclsts. Ask for it, take
CST'^iiii A.M) AYTStt tKLNO. in pialn wrapper. Address
For sale in Winnsboro. S. C-, by
A B?NESS & HEAD NOISES CURED, i
_m y8. jgJS BP My Tubular Cushions help when all :
W> SO a~a B else fails, as glasses help eyes. Whis-,
irshzard. Nopaia. Isruibu. F. Hiscox, 853 B'way
ew York, sole depot. Send for book and proofc FREE. J
I
BESSsaiiJ otovcD's ; !
HHA!R~BALSAM
Cleanses and beautifies the hair. !
Bromotc* a luxuriant growth. i
.Never Piilo to Restore Gray
Hair to its Youthful Color.
Cures scalp diseases Ic hair tolling. I .
^SOCjandSUJOotDroggist^^^ j
nir-u *y?g3nnrTTrc3Tf>Jl!
He Parker's Ginger Tonic. It cures the worst Cough,
'eak Lungs, Debility, Indigestion, Pain, Take in time. SO cts.
UNDERCOOKS. The only tore cnrcfo? Conn
ops aUpaiu. 13c. 9; Druggists, or Il?SCOZ & CO-, Jf. YGRATEFUL
-COMFORTING.
iPPS'S COCOA.
(
BREAKFAST.
"By a thorough knowledge of the natural j
.ws which govern the operations of digestion 1
Dd nutrition, and by a careful application of
le fine properties of well-selected Coca, Mr.
pps has provided our brealcrast tables with a
ilieately flavoured beverage whffh may save
5 many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the Judlous
use of such articles Of diet that a constiition
may be gradually built up until strong
Dough to re3isc every tendency to disease.
uncreds of subtle maladies are floating around 1
3 ready to attack wherever tnereis a weaK
5lnr, We may escape many a ratal share t>y
jepin? ourselves well fortified with pure blood <
ad a properly nourished rrame."?Civil Servtce
azetie. Made simply with boiling water or
illk. Sold only in half pound tins, by Grocers,
.belled tlius:
ABIES EVPS & CO., Ltd., nomceopathic
Chemists, London, England.
[in
Poor
[Health !
f means so much more than!
J you imagine?serious and A
r fatal diseases result fromi
/trifling ailments neglected.',
/ Don't play with Nature's' r
? greatest gift?healthr
g If you are feeling' ,
\ out of sorts, weak ,
3 It and generally ex- ?.
i IbIYVIZTtVC haHsted,nervous, M
I 1 ll 11W11^ have no appetite \
and can't worlc,/
begin at oncetak- \
Y ing the most relia- /
g 4?/\m ble strengthening \
I f 11 B medicine,which is /
A JL vil Brown's Iron Bit- L
ters. A few bot- /
# ties cure-benefit ,
cones from the/
ill 1T PrC very first dose-#
i iVl .J stal* ??*r.
and it's\
m < S pleasant to take. ?
It Cures I
^ on/1 T j
*1 U1UUVJ MUM MtTVS H
/ Neuralgia, Troubles, %
f Constipation, Bad Blood I
? Malaiia, Nervous ailments 4
|j Women's complaints. &
^ Get only the genuine?it has crossed red r
? lines on the wrapper. All others are sub- ^
? stitutes. On receipt of two 2c. stamps we 9
t will send set of Ten Beautiful World's ^
V Fair Views and book?free. f
I BROWN CHEMiCAL CO. BALTIMORE, MD. %
J. C KHYNE,
5ESSEMER CITY, N. C.,
GASTON CO.,
. Manufacturer of
PURE CORN ffHISKET.
)rders receired by me will be promptly
filled at lowest price?.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Reference ? First National Bank,
Sastonia, N. C. 5-17
PMAiS T
Iready Ou
week our store will be ready fc
useful present.
resh Stock
of Groce
it, Cranberries, Apples, Orangind
Raisins, just in.
: the lowest prices.
Hecker's Self-raising Hour,
:ckle, sold in any quantity, Hai
bel" Lard.*
le Groceries can be found at t
WEE STO]
W. Madden
standard Value. (*
^ *
^cycles is $125.00. No deviation,
st cut rates during the current year. ;^^J|
VHEEL CO. II
ELPHIA. DETROIT.
0. DENVER.
NCISCO.
==
@SQT/>DBI<V "KEKVS SEEDS."
^Co B UnCVa This wonderful remedy
Yous diseases, snch as Weak Memory, Lc isof Eraln $?
ilcess. Lost Manhood, Mghtly Emissions. Nervous- ' ...
' powerin Generative Organs of either sex caused
:l errors, excessive use of tobacco, opium or stimulty,
Consnmptlon or Insanity. Can bo carried In
eforSW, by mall prepaid. With a S3 order we
tee to core or refund the money. Sold by all ?v.3p
ro ether. Write for free Medical Book seat sealed
Est VE SEED CO., Masonic Temple, CHICAGO.
J. R. McHASTER, Druggist.
BLUEST.CNE.~S ;|j
FIFTY POUNDS
BLUESTONE
FOR SALE, UK WILL iS.?.UiiA.NyjS
FOB
BEESWAX. ' 'i
W. E. AIKEN. ' *3
.
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For Sale or Rent. on
A ACRES OF LAND, THREE
DUU miles north of Wianeboro, *
belonging to the estate of Dr. J. R.
McMaster. Will sell the whole tract
or will divide it into three tracts. For
terms of sale apply to '
DR. J. R. McMASTER
and B. F. BOULWARE, . 3
ll-27-2w ' Administrators.
EXCHANGE FEED
AND SALE SABLES.
T-.io.-4- U "fvM^
O US'U JLICV^CX V UXJ.VA iVi
Sale,
A carload of fine YOUNG MARES
and MULES, which I will &ell cheap
for cash or .on time antil next Fall
with good approved paper.
I will also exchange any of those
Mares for Males. Persons wishing to ,
raise stock will do well to call and examine
them before bnying elsewhre.
jL
AFew Milch Cows for Sale.
Also a Few Buggies.
A. WILLIFORD, J
Agent,
Winnsboro, S. C.
COTTON STORAGE.
V **^s
#
Why sacrifice your cotton by selling
at the present low prices when yon can
store it and get advances which will
enable you to carry vonr cotton for
better prices.
Terms reasonable. For farther in- . '
- !
formation, address
* ** -'-^rsi
* &
THE STABARD WAREHOUSE CO.
10-25-2m Colombia,' S. C.
JOHN J, McMAHAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
12% Law Range, Columbia, S.C."
Solicits business in his native Ccunty . >M
Fairfield. 2-27-1y
3
DENTISTKY
. t.T:;
B. J. QUATTLEBAUM, D I> i;.
winxssoro .s. c.
jOODS.
I
r
oonsi
>r all who want a beautiful and ^jjj
ries is Complete.
es. Bananas, Lemons, Cocoa/
Oatmeal and Buckwheat.
ns and Breakfast Bacon. Arhe
RE. - '
, Manager. -gj