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f; " ". # " y J f Ttiffhpsfc fSt f "'A! ' \'"V - 1 ^ f' o ? J. WedncslA.v. Jautiar}- 16.^: : I "x5 A., 0^ ii'ii.-.'le- J.' E." Mcl) ?iiul'i, f Stockholder^ Meeting?Jutnes Q Davis, C.?.'?;er Unclaimed Le lug js a ]jst 0f jetj t! " r postofSce uncallet ?Reckling at lu-lgcwav Jamiarv ,, ^^ o-> oi o- i o- i ' yiv- Edward Di 23, 24, -Jo ana artv ,, T n ,, ' . ? , ,. Air. James R. Gai ? The supervisor and township ,f T tt * . . , Mrs. Lucv Hend chairman were in session on Moudav. Tj. ,r. " . *, Esq., Miss Agnes; -A w!ad mill and ta?k arc a great p JIiss? Ko orotectioa agamst fire. Address Hosb Itt . J. ELLIOTT. Smithj JIiss Janif -There was a horse, buggy and Part!es ca]IiD? j harness sold by the Sheriff on Friday Ie[ter6 wi? Ime for $30.25. adver ised. ? Mr. J. L. Mimuaugu is talking about collecting 14that little bill" in ^E(r^:Er 1 this issue. Read his remarks on the ^a^tei J- ill? th< subject. ficient salesman?: - ~ j.... w;u I will leave Fairfiel JLT. vJT^I Ui U vdUj 7?**? | occupy the pulpit ai Lebanon Church c^aioe ?f h ?n the fourih Sunday of this month at Noiee, S. (.. J: 11.30 o'clock a. m- anxious to have h ?The mails are collected from the ^as-coucJu^e<^ to ? boxes on the streets at tke following eeu rannin? *he hours: At 10.15 in the morning, ^ufc nee<^ assists 6.15 in the evening and 9 at night. :0Se Sl\c^ a c^lzeu ?We publish today an ordinance es.L Y*s^es "? preventing the sale of liquor of any a.; sisterr w^? h; kind in Winnsboro and carrying with had aheadv I it a command for the policeman to Carlton Cornw enforce the act or run the risk of loos- Gazette, Middleto . ing their job. The act is published C'hamberlair , , . , , , .. should be m even elsewhere m these columns where it ^or a coj(l an(j jt ^ mar be read. He say-: "Itisin< ?We heard a gentleman ?a.v? *s * can recommend very much interested in the Waterec u*ec* f01*.?7 Prize Club, that he is urging his friends tle? foi^saleVy all of the club to take hold of sugar cane, * not the sorghum cane. We hope they J FOR Home ?< I MV .Tasmi Pono 1 i' will, for we believe tney gcnerany test things thoroughly when they under- porter on Monddy take it. oly impressed witf ?Messrs. Hall & Crawford have We know of no se dissolves partnership. Mr. D. A. ?uited for a littleg Crawford will conduct the livery and j sec?ion where sale business formerly operated by ai)d hope the nei? Hall & Crawford where he will be nP ar)d perfect th glad to tee his former customers. He club. "W'e named promises t? mtke it to your interest to dan. W. J. Turner see him before purchasing. son in that section ? A meeting^ of teachers, trustees, |is engaged with th ' *r- T> ^ ^ I and patrons in Fairfield county will be su we' ***iXir- rut held at the Court House on January name^ aud *n-v otl 19. A full meeting is earnestly de- disposed. sired as the School Commissioner wishes to organize the schools at once. _ Messrs. E. B. Ragsdale and J. Or. Mc- Miss T. 0. Elliot Cants will address the meeting. from Due West. \ ?Heckling, the photographer, coin- Miss Rose E " ing to Ridgeway. adv sister of the presid ?The Charleston News and Courier Winnsboro on her says: "Fairfield County makes the "Wednesday. best bid for agricultural immigrants, Miss Ljja Yarbc so fa.r reported. If pork at 3 cents a to Jenkinsville afte pound, and sweet and Irish potatoes Mrs. D. E. AlcDo' at 30 cents a bushel will not fetch }frs. Elizabeth them, nothing will." Mr. H. S. Wy- John, of Texas, i lie said he would contract to deliver They spent some t: ewronf ^ rt fnwrn # Ttf} "Hilt lb GUI .7 on run rrc ttpO IOTT^VV yviKivvo A.. j- , up for the buyer at thirty cents per j ^ss Beajy bushel, and make mono;, at it. But I on Tuesday ni?-ht. he did not say Irish potatoes. The Mr. T. W. Laudi ^Jjrish potatoes would cost more, but York on Tuesday 3 ^ our lands .will produce as much and 3jrs< j# ^c] as cheaply as anybody's lands visiting x*elatives h , r~T: 0 7^ , hev home in Chest< oohnson?8 Pleasant Compound Coa M)._ r ^ p. ifc Liver Oil with hypophosphites Malt, , VT 'tT Iron, Quinine, Potassium and Strichnia *^15s Mattie Ham.' a is an internal tonic, strengthening the Tuesday. 5 digestive organs and tones up the jjr. Thos. McGi B Wife Q1 AH Fnr salft at i ,, . , * IuciTto ? orotner-in-jaw, ix Wmnsboro Drug Store. x ? 5 i *... Chester County, ; Rest Easier New.?The time for county visiting fri bayiag town taxes has been extended Their friends regr |o March 1, but it will be here before so short a visit. l-ou know it. have an opportur _ ? x McGill will regret Dispensary s?ales?The sales at g the dispensary for the month of ' Neyember amounted to $1,437.70; for The folly of pre the monch of December, $2;297.So. shown by people?" . for \ ears rather th Another Cold Snap.?Un Sunday remedy. _ The mil the termometer registered at 6 degrees ^noh< I above zero and on Monday at 20 above, much for common The weather was almost unbearable ? on Sunday, especially, as the wind Greenbr blew during most of the day. 1 here will be an of the Greenbrier 1 Utah Kokses.?There was an auc- Saturday, Januar tiou of Utah horses at Mr. D. G. grounds. Imports Ruff's store on Friday. They would meeting necessary. Evi be ofiered any lower than $35 to start lbem.? There was a goodly nutn- is There No License ber sold at Blythewood out of this To tlrove, averaging about $40 each. -Vr. Editor: If K grand Legislature i/Vte Himself Up?Hart Black, to allow anyone to 2 W li O C rv> ' f V\ (Mnd 1 - ^ 11 Kim of" ~ r ^ ? _ ,uyt uuiiiu ftuu. LU.\U? IU *ti, &lem church on Christmas Day, gave of South Carolina. im^If Up t0 tTjc Sheriff on Tuesday did not pass and tl ?t. L.% 53yS that when Saiith shot opposed to the hi izj the hit his money and that some of the citizen is money savx/^ his life?so it was trying to see ho\r t foney or life. : offering and sellir HallTTxc-^.^ iii?__j>?4_x)etective trv ri,ft same crarae [all. the efficient and euer^encTnrrrrrr-?? I be Southern Railway Company, __L_ bt Lee McNeil somewhere in Republican coi h Carolina and sent him to the A Republican < :ff here on Thursday night. He will be held in \\ irged with breaking and entering day, 2Gth inst., at :*ht box and taking goods there- the purpose of el . Trial Justice Cathcart issued the State Conventi *\rjant about a month ago, and Gin of February i Llall has succeeded in executing it. Republican precinc orit>a is the Spot.?The North- . I. climate is too much for the inhabi- j an(j hav there; they are flocking to the t^e 20 thclimate of Florida. On Suuaay j I. S. Bykd, ( extra train went from Jersey City jQS q jacksox ^^^^^rrying about three hundred "helpers" :he hotels in Florida, cooks, wait- cotton" s: porters, &c., all white. This helps . 7 Florida people and the railroads . e 0 ^W1 1: ^SHd helps the South genergJIy. Their i,1^!nt0,C*',o)n mills^ jsyg-^!fl1ng South, too, ^$95^? "U vothrts Goor> CROP TO MAITF..? Aug' -0 gKvould like for some gentleman in q^'LT 07^ ^^^^^.conntv to give us some informa- ^0t.? 2103 ||| regarding the culture of celery. Dcc.? 12*3 informed that one party in 1894. made and sold ninety dol- pg^'~ 520 ^^^^^^^yorth on about one-forth of an 2Jcb.? 424 E|i|g^g^We think that in the diversity Apl.? oil lfei^pfi&>PS ^es onr success. We May? 111 'ometMng^olher J&dfcotton ^5 '*11 in Leavening Power.*-Latest V? S. Gev't Report r lW#f>l j able s! !/ m powder no w i AgSggj)ggg? roes j so e 1 heretc TTERS.?The follow- Hi Henry's Entertainment. j , . _3 cieal r ;ers remaining in the Ili liearys entertainment came ofitl mon^| 1 for: j despite the bad weather. The actors j farme ivis, Mrs.Eila Davis,, | were laboring under some difficulties; ? ^ ^ rrisoii, Josh Harden, I the night was cold and disagreeable, rix, W. D. Henry, ! and the house cannot be heated like a s Milling, Miss Kate j weather proof theater building of the j ^ e t sa Robinson, Miss {Inortli. The performance, wane goon, i . ^ Miss Mary Ann j was not up to the expectation of lhei e\ ! Young-. audience. ^ Hi Henry's outfit is quite a I m.?!|e ' 'or the above named show feature in itself, the costly ap- Wlt 1 state that, they are J parel, costumes and paraphanalia case* j generally consist of the best. :o Lose Him.?Mr J ^ Henry's performance on the . ' ) courteous and ef-jcornet was ?ood'and the imitation of l Woodward ?fc Rabb,! statuaiT? representing the American d in a few days to j soWier> standing on a monument, and Reeve is own business at i several other statuary imitations were unusu fr. Till's partner is!^l,e* and b im with him and he The <;-Brownies7' transformed sud- P*|'lor '0. The partner has deuly into dancing negro women was; se\Te(1 . ? verv laughable indeed. apples ousmess oj juimseii,; nice. We regret to ""** action u? mri, The sugar-coating, which makes jonege as Ml. JLiii out our . r>-i . t I j- , Wa nl' . , , . Aye. - Pili so easy to take, dissolves weai. itn him. Mrs. Till imine>'iatcJ on reselling the stomach, and w ave been here on a and tu per -its the full strength and that sc gone to Elloree. benefit of i -s medicine to be promptly t0 an communicated. Ask vonr druggist for Best ell, foreman of the Ayer's Aimanac, just out. * ald fc wn, J., believes ? - rear. i's Cough Remedy yaeboroxtgh-yaeborough. t home. He used it ^ , Johi ffected a speedy cure. 0n Monday Mr. B. H. Yarborough is a w< Jeed a grand remedy, was in town and when seen by our re- tism, to all. I have also porter was laden down with articles m? hooping cough, with 0f household. lie had the appearance 2o and oO cent bot- . , winns dru?"?"ists. '* a man w"? was ?0mo to strike * * ' ? - I ? camp?ins own, pretty soon. vYiieu Raised Supplies.? asked innocently (?) by our reporter Chanc< svas seen by our rc- what it all meant, he said be was and is very favora- taking them home. To whose home? ^ i the prze club idea. was innocently asked, and he replied a jono. c^ion which is better to his mother's, However, the afere- ^ enerous rivalry than said articles will not remain- at his ? Mr. Pope resides, mother's home very long, for on jhborhoed will take Wednesday night Mr. Yarborough ^or v0 e organization of a vvas happily united in marriage to Miss Messrs. T. M, Jor- Evelyn Yarborough, a daughter ?f Mr. ckame and D. L. Steven- R T. Yarborough, and will seon need eyervt, but Mr. Stevenson the household articles at his own an(j q] e amies or aisomce, bouse. lie looked, rather guilty, so mor"nj, >e to act with those oar reporter let him off easy. The ?me ^ lers who are favora- newly married couple will occupy the ^ former residence of his dece<ued g - brother, Mr. Wylie Yarboroogh. hoQ(i f ??ais. The News and Herald extends ^ fii Arrived on Friday congratulaUons^ g00d 2 DEATH OF AS ESTIMABLE LADY, farm t iizabeth Cleveland, . Mr. eut,'passed through On Tuesday evening, Miss Eliza M?. j wav to Florida 011 Marion Porcher breathed ber last at cently the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. pacoie rninorh iiSR returned Allen Jones, in Columbia. Mrs. Por visiting her sister cber was the widow of Augustus H. ? well. . Porcher and a daughter of the late SOn?, Jennings and son, Theo. S. DuBose. muniti ire out on a visit. The funeral ceremony took place at WI'J ^ ime with Mi\ R. H. St. John's Episcopal Church Thursdav morning at 10 o'clock, the Re v. , ' left for Baltimore Evans, of Trinity Church, Columbia, officiating. also hi srdale went to New The deceased lived onceatRoseland ai?ht. , three miles north of Winnsboro, 'and' C?^m ^in, who has been also in Winnsboro. She was a sister Creek ere, has returned to of fcbe Rev. Wm. P. DuBose and Mr. Richar ir County. Robert DuBose. Mrs. John Bratton teachei :>nald and her sister, and ^rs. Beverly MeaiB, who pre- ?^en ^ fco,. rrrai.a j T ^S' >, returned nome 011 ^ ?*?*??<??. . .uauu, This family was prominent in our j with h II, of Texas, andN his county 011CC> but nofc one remains now. j Ir. Kirkpatrick, of funeral took place at the j j d x , , . Episcopal Cemetarv. at the conclusion [ p:*i.ori e been Jn ,this of the service at the church. I tends and relatives. ^The following gentlemen acted as ; warnjr et the necessity of pall-bearers: R.js. Ellison, Jas. Q-1 and in< Manv who did not Jas. A Brice, Jas. M. Stewart,; iity "of seeing Mr. w- D' P?"gto aod W. G. Jordan. | ""J to learn that he has character formers. J h?^/j ? The following teachers are engaged | jndice is frequently at the different schools in the county: J highly who prefer to suffer Clyde Clayton, at Feasterville; j Estei. an try an advertised w> j_ Kelle at jackg011 Creek (1st der the lions who have no _ . _V^ jkeptu Avers barsapnlia , w*. u. r. ww, ai ^ and are cured". So byville; Miss Lula Blain, at Weir's j sense. * school; Miss Fannie Moore, at Oak "bat ha' ; ? Greys; W. L. Rosborough, Jr., at # Mr. ier Rifles. Xcw Hope; Miss Eugenia Douglas*, ^Da ^ important meeting ,T- o. . .home. Rifles at 0 o'clock on al Albl0n; MlSS Ella btwlwg, near Capt limes - o clock on T p Mi;chell?s. Mrs. T. M Boniware, in heal y 19 at the dn aj W00(Jward x. R. MiDter,-Jr., at'?ck, b tut bminess. jc?ull , ,, T, r * cu j. ' isalso Blackstock, K. II. Lucas, at ?bady j " Grove; Miss Adalize Thorn, at Fair-j jncr so , for Seiiins Meat iu view 5 F' ^ Ms. Olivet; f ySir a wn? Leon T. Presslr, at White Oak; Rev. S YOU remember the E' A" McDowe11' at Oakland; L- M-1 tried to pass a bill Ford' al FliTnt H'"5 Miss Jan'e Man; Krawlnv nt T,nwpr Tinnatown : 14. Fu. i ^cpq r sell meats vritnout -'7 = ' ? i y, town in the State Scott, a( Upper Loegtown; MissEllen lejedi ' I thought the bill Bookhart, at Blytbewood; MUs E&m ;iat all towns were. ^igon, at Sanfield; Miss H. Keu- j prjse a II But I sec that De<3''' at Cesiar Creek; Miss T. L.! One aj s of Winnsboro arc Edmunds, at Asbury school; Miss andsu :he act will work by M' A. Cathcart, at Pine Grove; Miss .2 meat without a Belle Catbcart, at Abell's school-house; tc tvpii nt'nPM will Miss Alma Black, at Balentiue's; Miss _ I have no Mary Flanigau, a. Boyle's school; * w P riT?T"?nv ^iss Lei'a Browne, at Bear Cieek; Aiil.'-gj ^.L__ L. B. Wilson, at Centreville; Mrs. mty Convention. M. R. Gnnn. at (-ifpenbrier; Mia?; Mary bounty uonvention Cassels, at Browntown; Miss Florence -- - - Mr. 'innsboro on Satur- Jackson, at iiickorv Ridge: Miss I* fcns l&t 11 o'clock a. m., for Eunice Rosborougb, at Mossy Dale; ectiDg delegates to J. J. Watt, at Horeb; Miss Earline ? on, which meets the Williams, at Ruff's school; Miss Edith rea.ei n Columbia. Each Pouzer, at Bethel; R. W. Brice, Jr., at in* 6, :t chairman is here- Jenkinsville, Mi $4 ChaUie Trapp, at tb8* D1 i a meeting of iheir Mesopotamia; Miss Janie Lemmon, it ^ . :t club? and. elect Terminus; Miss Richardson, at Rock e*r s CV6X11 t e them on hand on Creek: Miss Nannie C. Keiler. at ... Monticeilo; Prof. C. A. Seabrook and , bounty Chairman. Miss Ruth Simpson, at Ridgewav: pvfti nr . Secretary. Miss Mary ThomwelJ, at Ladd's; ? - \V A. Tinno'lftsQ at Prwnt T,nr\Irrm< * i O ' ? ~ forfeit bipmests. Miss Leila Potts, at Mitford; Miss * s~a statement of the Estelle Lvle,, at Efcriugton's; Prof. * < for the fiscal years ? cleg n Mary F. McMaster, Rachel I?. McMas- . up to January 31, - ' ! exjpcri ter and Nannie A. Pbinney, at Wiuns-: 1894. Bale?. boio. ^ i quite; 147S A Household Treasure. jSatUCC Qct>_' 9537 D. TV*. Fuller, of Canajohariej X Y., l ^ Xov ? *>46* sa7s ^iat *-e ahva-vs keeps Dr. King's New * topic ts ' Tn-ft Discover}- in the house and his family has f , i^ec. 1J/0 always found the very best results follow | traylS9o. its use; that he would not be without it. if j speca] Jan. 11- 392 procurable. G. A. Dykeman, Druggist, j rhfts ^ uaisKm, i says mat jjt. ixmg s ^ew 7979 Discovery is undoubtedly the best Coug2i meats. remedy; that he has used it in his fan>ilr? acv-jv>' for eight years, and it eas never failed to dolall that is claimed for it. Why not tvy there 1 a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial PPElt LO^GftnrJf XOTES. Weather?More Grain Planted-- WO C Social Gatherings. weather has been quite changeince the new year arrived. In a The VictOf Pneumatic ays time we have experienced a ^va!. It is more durabl storm and a thunder storm and , , . , t has turned cold again. other apf the "">er tube farmers of tbis section bate moved in case of punci more grain this season tban has than fiye m;nutes. ifore been the case, and a great H?re will be sown during this The only inner tube This is as it should be. Every through the rim. r should raise his own supplies; ? ev will never be any better off All Victor improvements ;hey cease having their granneries ?,* j moke-houses in the West, and mt.h the tlmes and mee hem at home, where they should quirement. ?he farmers of this section have supplies to commence the year A /v ? U A n iua.il Xia-S 11U1 UIA/AV1%*> uogu Uiav a a r-ggg r^-> ? mm fc. Let us strive this year to make C? V Lu I* f?s A b supplies for home cousurap- boston. ,nd some to sell. We can do so new york. try, therefore let us put our E; into execution. ???~ charming home of Mr. R C. trees, which shows that tbev are fc s was last night the scene of an . . , mu - j r* .1 * ally large gathering of the belles Jare There 1S n0 doubt that eaux of Longtown. Chit-chat, tion anil condition would vary games, etc., was the order of damage. evening. Refreshments were The lo3S of til0 fruit is almos . such as cake, lemonade, candy, ,. . , raisins, etc. Judging by hi! tileI5' the 1053 of tbe Srower- ' s and adieus, I should think that general thing the buyers only bo mtleraan left his heart behind, fruit jus: as they needed if. In I -enjoyed ourselves immensely, the growers were not much diap ere truly sorry when reminc.ei , exnected tc realiz* > pleasant an occasion must come ' * expeciea 10 iea iz? en(j# ter prices in the spring, oome ; wishes to The News and Hisr- buyers were caught with a great >r a happy and prosperous new on their hands. The oranges sti e. n. d. gta(e are estimated at 2,50i -%pam'f o rrnat ?/. on WcAWmi I boxes, a.nd out of th'at number underfill liniment for rheuma- Times-Union claims that there neuralgia, sprains and brui'ses 600,000 boxes not injured. ln.or ^.east* ?~00 size 50 cts; The losses, including damag size 2o cts. For sale at the , , ... , ,? , . f iboro Drug Store. * trees> etC:-> Wlll? be-voud a doubt, up into Trillions. buckheax) itsms. Since oranges arc (he prf u . _ source of revenue in -tie State :? of Residence?Preaching Discontinued bus^ness anc* occupations si w c t o rv * There are in the State thousan* khead, S. C., January 8.?Quite , , , . T, , , men dependtug entirely upon time has elapsed since I knocked ' ? , 1 . , . . ? orange industry for support, j door of Tour s.nctan, Mr. of tl?m ,,re from the N^th al?j , but, tonight, the "spirit moves" n0 means ot gettin? back. The clot down u few items of news, press company and railroads will tir columns. t0 drop hundreds of employees ^ +w. w ? account of the falling ofl in busi , then, let me_ note, what a A 6mall gvomr wit"h m,le mea (eon our climate is. Last week, ieft in a much worse condition tilling encased in '-'beautiful snovr" South Carolina five-cent cotton gro ti, so "wondrous cold," aad this He is dependent entirely upon if: was as mild as the snrinoranges for his provisions, horse 1 T .7* . , I etc. He can get but little inone; vaile tonight, we have a genu- yanced him on dead orauge trees, under storm. There has been Things have changed consider .n exodus from our neighbor- within the past few days. Tbe orPacolet. The "hard times" >e cents cotton, have dnven a frozen oranges for half ratss, pro\ aanv of our citizens from the the freight is guaranteed. As a; o seek a livelihood in the factory, perimenty-ohousands of boxes rtT-onn-oe Qi'd rpflvinw Florida daily. George Ladd and familv and "lmV-V . n(.r1 . ., - The buyers refush to ouy at u ulia Wi.ks and family have re- any price, bat ;agree to ship them, left to try their fortunes at if anything is realized, they propo t, and, we hea/ of others de- divide with the grower. w to make the change. We are Sl!le'ho orasMarafflf retain . , ,? , ? solidity they are shmv inside and to lose them from the com- lost their flavor. As a matter of n r, but, hope their fondest hopes sity they will have to be removed : realized. Mr. Syl. Carter has the trees within a few days as the; to the nlace vacated br Mr. beginning to drop. j ^ v * xr ; ^ At the present rate of shipment and Mr. Robert\ongue to the^ market will soon be glutted and vacated by Mrs. Wilks. "We will be comparatively worthless ive neighbors at the Cameron if they were perfectly sound. ] viz., Mr. Gore and familv, from. not bought that there will be *7 I crop at all another year. The ? - J ?;n oia* tnat are not Kinea win imvc tw ^ learn that the school at Rock! a new growth, as all the youns t began last -week, with Miss that would contain neiptte dson, of Limestone Springs, as are killed. Miss Estelle Lyles will re- The pineapple indus^t Sutajo? er school this week. infancy, received a heKvprrnob Cureton, daughter of Mrs. C. grape fruit, which is growinj has been spending the holidays popular throughout the north, set er mother. Her friends were to fare even worse than the on > greet her once more, and glad While some are almostpoverty-stri w of the bright prospects en- on account of the freeze, others )v her in her mountain home at going to make fortunes out o s C. H. Grove property has depreciated ly, our farmers will heed the 'derfully and speculators will bu; lg to reduce the cotton acreage the groves cheap, fertilize them urease that of the cereals?with bring them out and make mouey t ndance of corn, wheat and oats What, is Florida's loss is Cali'for at home, we certainly could gain. While the people here are or better times. despondent, they can rejoice there ire grieved to say, owing t? the their fane? prices obtained for ;ncy in money matters, Rock fruit. Who knows but that the has been unable to retain her' freeze may be a blessing in dis; esteemed pastor, Rev. B. P. j for Florida! It is evident iha The Sunday School there, un- i orange industry here would soon 5 j care of Mr. James I. Long, Is ou account of over-production, p regularly. ; freeze will be to Florida what five J. J. McMahon and sister, Miss cotton will be to South Caroline , came home for the holidays, ri will teach her to raise her own sup re returned to Columbia. \ a? ^.orae as 6he did before the oh W. B. Lyles, of the South Caro- ji iudustry commenced. tllege, also spent'Christmas at? J. M. Park . T. M. Lyles is much improved i; ? 7 th. Mrs. Lyles has been quite | ^ ~ 3 at is improving, ivirs. u. ijauu ? g_-i a#pj-- ^ convalescent. j -? ? "wee sma' hours" are approach- /. yPR{ZE\ wishing you a prosporous New CHERRY fo/ME DAL1 nd good-night, I will close. ' l^\ at J ? ~ i federal w Y -stubborn and aggravating! wwnwiaas if rheumatism that were be- i EVw Pnirie onfl Pnnim to be; incurable and acccpted as i FIST IL?UaUb dliO uOUO jacies, have yielded to Cham- j i's Pain Balm, mueh to the sur- , RECEIVED nd gratification of the sufferers : sV* EBAL and DflPLQft! plication will relieve the pain ^^ " " ? ^ 0 fe? a ?* Tii r* fFering ana its continued use in- i y x > Ml Iri=> in effectual cure. Fov sale by // ^oDirp^^X '^Ste' y/fidfl HE FREEZE IX FLORIDA- ' vSs^S'JV2SJ?/ ? wSLj3:''n/ ;s in One Basket Tfill Not Do-Cot- . P* H P !Pt ormers Never Have Soch Complete , I Alfll ters. Orlando, Ja?. 5. j " ? Editor: Some lacts in regard to t &&& e freeze, as gathered by a local! ^ ITSHIE STAeMD&RD. rer, may prove of interest to the* ^ ^ ? . ? . s of your valuable paper. 2sever.i ^ T\TT"D h AT/^'G iiistorv of Florida ha3 sueh a| S iJUjL\A.iNur O ity befallen toer people as that of j' H H ^'^X^tCdfnHElATIC nEMEI hough they were warned of the ^ Has sustained its reputation forisyc d hv thp Clonal QPrviVf* hnrpin I as being the standard remedy for u oy LLe SionaJ service DUie&u. r ^ quick and permanent cure of Rheuj old settler had been told on the [ usm, Gout j^iatica.etc.,in all its for | ?ltps endorsed by thousands of PIi Ig Of the 28th that the Ihermom- : <frcians, Publishers and Patients. It , , . . , , , , 0 purely vegetable and builds up from rould reach eighteen degrees be- mm dose, it never fails to cure. j <S> Price is one dollar a bottlo, or lorninoj he would h8>V6 hooted <bottles for five dollars. Our40-pageP* i idea. Such proved to be the ^a&blet sec.t Free by Mail. Address, however. That is five or six sSurang's Rheumatie Remedy ( is coldcr than this twnnlry ever <> 1316 L Street,WastlillSJtOIl, D. C icnced before & JOxratig's lAwr Fills are the best X earth. They act with an case that ma streets of our towtr presenlea .them a household blessing-. ft lively spectacle as ihe -"crowd" J raics " S?J5 BTXiwoSSS 702 lay morning, but they All wore faces. Frozen oranges was the JACOBS' PHARMACY CO., of conversation throughout the Wholesale Agents, Atlan The damage wns not a maiter ef ?-$fxly ation, since it is acknowledged " v~f* venly-six degrees proves detri- iMOtlC?* 1 to orange trees. The fruit was "OERSOZsS who are owia^jiggj - -- t._i. A. or notes to R.v T. Mai||g^| triecgea oy an to oe rnineu, uul| to jDeccmber5j 1894 are .Tere diverse opinnons regapdmg fie? t0 settle the S2me wgg|p the trees. Sotoe claim da?s with the undersignc^^ ^^ve years^olci and Hude^ claims will be^ lodged tf STOCKHOLDERS' I hoice in Bicycles, It be hcl?i on Tuesday, Jan , , ?; o'clock n. mM in thcPrcsi tire has no ; . james q. ie than any 1 1,JT'-Vl can be re- - ,s , I AX obdhtas ture in less VlClOtS \ &?" < TI.W. LlOUOKS | Be it cnacted and ord , 4 are i Internment and Wardens removable j0f vYimisboro in Council ! thp. nnihoritv of the s^ine: Section l Thai, it shall , aWocf JL2JLf?D 1 ? fill for anv pcrscn to sell. > are aDreaSL j or exchange, or keep ??r it every re- trade or exchange within ! t,:e l<>VV!i of Winiisboro an ! malt, vinous. ferineied or ?? , cating> liquor-, or anv c j mixture thercol, by wh: " callcd, which will prodti N1AJO C^le^g lion, except as provided i WiiG&Lx VU. the General Assembly of philadelphia. detroit. snch. t? m2de f,?d chicago. denver. "j"1? ' in francisco. ^ ec. l. I bat any per;< | tlie provision of Sectiori ?. i Ordinance shall be deemcc Jlv i ~ fepecimeu cases. ' | misdemeanor, and upor , y I , , _. . i shall be fined in the sun loca- k- tf- Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was ; tjian foriy doilars and m i ti.A?WaH with fltirt KilPlimat.^ITl I .. . , j_ j .4 ^ u ? ^ AM ; ' fliA I WVUUICU mux -.1UUIUJ-IU >v4.v. - j bis Stomach was disordered, his Liver was ?,ne IJUliUieyaffected to an alarming degree, appetite the county jait for thirty d f cn. fell away, and he was terribly reduced in Sec. 3. That it shall bs flesh and strength. Three bottles of Elec- duty of the. police to repi A=s a tnc Bitters cured him. tions of Section One of tbi nght Edward Shepherd,_ Harrisoug, 111., had a and any policeman tvhoi ? running sore on his leg of eight yea/:-.' t,v. ,ua? jactj standing. Used three bottles of Electric 111 ljiat ,osed Bitters and seven boxes of Buckien's Ar- be at once uischarged .ron , t r.?ca Salve, and his leg is sound and well. Done in Council the Det" John Speaker. Catawba, 0., had five large Januarv, A. I : few Fever sores on his leg, doctors said he [l. s.l with the copora j.., was incurable. One bottle Electric Bitter? tftwn nffivprf aeai and one box Buckien's Arnica Salve cured r p ,f"nr ill in him entirety. Soid byilcMaster <& Co. * j.xj. jjcul 3,000 j jhere is good reason for the poptt- Attest: J. A.HIN2sAN tDe j larity of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. are Davis & Euzard, of West Monterey, Clarion Co., Pa., say: "It has cured _ e t0 people that our physicians could do CitERA'S SJ1 nothing for. We persuaded them to 11111 try a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough ? TATE Oj? SOL 1II C^ Remedy and they now recommend it cocxty of fairfi cipal with the rest of us." 25 and oO cent COURT OF COMMON all bottles for sale by all druggists. * David p> Crosby vs> Uzz[ iffer. * W. Walker Crosby, r]3 of liackleu'.s Arnica Salvo. Charles Augusta Cl'os " . The Best .Salve in Hie world to; Cu:*-, P>nest Crosby. Lizzie 3 1112 Bruises,Sores, Ulcers,Salt Rheum. F&y^r formerly Lizzie M. < lany Sores, Tetter,Chepped Hands, Chilblains Ellen M CiOsbv have Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and tw;, | ? ? ' i tr v nncviinr.pa nf an < ex- tively cures rtie?, or no pay requires 1 sr?* -- ? I " iscruarante^d to iivt* FJorfccr. s-itfsfatt p, A Court of Common Pl< nave 0-m0ney Price 2:: v.i ihe above slated case, I ' ?? box. Forsak. bv M-^vrer <& C> f:l]e, before the Court IJ Wimisboro, S. C-, on the ia.j a 0hazafcer2aiz:'3 Eye sad Skin Ointmsnt FIRST MONDAY IN I wer. 13:1 certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes, liext, within the legal hon his Granulated Eve Lids, Sore Nipple^ Piles, miblic ou!cry to "the his feed, Eczema,Tetter, SaltEheumandbcald Head, lbe following described ^ ad. 2o cents per box. For sale by druggists. w j(. TO HOSSE^JWifEKS. | "All thnt tract or pa 'ably For putting a horse in a fine healthy con- I lying in the County of Fai rail- dition try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, State aforesaid, on the iome They toijp up the system, aid digestion, cure leading from Crosbvvi! haul loss of appetite, relieve constipation, correct J Brar h Church, containin :i ied kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving | . TrrvnRvn tvn ttth n ex- new life to an old or over worked horse. 25 I 02sE IIL. DREO .iND n. cents per nackage. For sale by druggists. I Acres, more or less, a tic I the south bv lands <?f ffi03t John Y. MacRae. Druggist,Raleigh. Cuihbert Price; 011 Jhe ;ind N. C., -writes: "Some~of the cures belonging, or formerly ^ (0 made by the Japanese Pile Cure is J. W. Estes; 011 the noril wonderful and from my dealings with W. W. Crosby, and on iheir ~ou for tbe Past 3 years", I know your |ai^s belonging, or forr have guarantee is. perfectly good." 'For ing> to Chesley Crosby an eces- 6a^e Winnsboro. * terms of salt from ?"Out-half of ihe parch: y are "v "*->v-,be paid in cash, inc ba s the. m they When3a3>y was sick, vra gave hsr CXiorfa. sale, to be secured by the even When she was a Child, she cried for Castona. purchaser and a mortgage It is When she became 3Iiss, she clun~ to Castoria. ises Sold, or for all cash ' ~C "I ; 1 "When she had Children, she savethem C&sto.ia. ! U' *11" trees pay !or all necessary pap jj- ou i j r. ii jp^ wi<rgJ Cler*'* Offiou, C. C. yraq 03^ u,,. 1 , , ( Wiiiiisbcro. S. C., Jan. 1 NOTICE. I 1"1-'cl jxa j cvery mau and vromza in the United ( Tie States interested in the Opinm and Whisky ! - ? habits to have one of my books.-on these dis- y-f Vaii Want tr? Tv ? so eases. Address B. M. Woolley, Atlanti, Ga, , -*-1 "11 W cllll TO IV ?med Bos 382, and one will be sent you free. mge. j Good Buggies ar i^are (Js6 Barnes' Ink} read. won- A. S. BARNES ?fc CO., 5G E. 15th SL.N.T. | _ ' _ y up I k^OCIlS : and .. 1 Or.r *cat frames arc n: iv it. Clr^O?\ Agent s per montn. [ ash, thorcnjrhlv glued lo^ prove 11 o pav ioneit. ->t i - , - - . ? Articles just out. A Si."no sample a i J ers *n" a si irmctnc.il ?ry terms jree. Try us. Oiioestek &. to ;, them. . . over 28 Bond St., N.'Y. . Panels are mack* oral leir _ the machii.c wi:h a specia X nvABmJM&ss&mt ?? i, the else fails, as glasses he'.p eyes. Whis- ti.nc eanshur ihp varnish _ persheard. ^pain. iaruibie. f.Hiscox.853b'way ' . , 1 a.m. r iUller 1 new York, sole depet. Send for book and prjofs free, j hoc a advailtj'.g^, aiidgivil The a hamitOiiu; appearance, : P^Pi^Pff'S n thoroughly iroiitd to a p: l- *l HAIR BALSASfl j ihev are all alike, and !ki >pl!e3 fiS^'J a,c i-seichan^able. Tl ailge 2?^^^sj>a^a?Jerer Pails to Bestore Grays of tlliS iS that if VOtl ijliV ^(J#?ll=^?35a Hair to its ToutWul Color. I , ? > V , cwrcs scalp diseases falling. | t'til'glCS qllu Watit a (.'us ER. @*S5ag >1 50c.ajdSl.Wa: ^ ^ f, can ggm| U)t; q, q ?a WjpSflkvi9i fll'e nia^J of Blue Rids Use Parker's G-ineer Tonic. It cures the worst Coush, pODljI. Weak Lungs, Debility, Indigestion, Pain, Take in time. 50 Cii Our SOa'S MC lx:Suw L HIWDERCORNS* "rii? v^'v-" Afoore with a oo,vinpfr.i k Slops &j.pa;a. loc. ?>.! l)rug?is.2, or lilaCOX ? CO., Y- mu\j.c wun u. (.UiJpel -1 I SiMiiiiia. \ BREAKFAST?SUPPER. proudly challenge -ri\ compare seats with ns. '5/ Tp D T> C 1 Q Mr. W. M. Pal rick, 0! 5/ JP J L i< M ^as recently accepted tl \/ ^ -a- onr product iu his viciu r ' GRATEFUL?COMFORTING. be pleased to explain to v hs C O C 0 A A ?BOlL1XG;^r *"*. CAROLINA - EH . Su*d\EyYING D0NE AND S0LICIT Yorkville, S. EDGAR TRAPP, 7-10-ly 5 0-ltxly JennineR. 8 i -= ?? ?1 ?-3^: 6 EVERY ONE f M | Sellisag- G-oocis sut IVI - = :o< JI ATS Q> i- ii -rrmr i i i=nc tilC ^ na- ^ ?!:$ WE MUST HAVE MONEY, AND WE A: ; Is O tie?: PRICES THAT WIL: SIX im Lf BOM'T m 1811 WIT *<*% SI. S ^ We Will Save Yoi id., ua i _ DON'T WAIT; COME AT ONCE AND GET aEETKG.; TEEM3GK3) OUS 1 SIS Is; AUGHTEB. I d vv(s0'05n?"! SALE ^iB Cashier. ; A"j^ . - - ^LoxrcJCLOTmFG-; ':.:p aincci bv the; m M \ (,t the town | ' met and bv i ... :4Wm ! : '-y0?zgm not be law-! This week we inaugurate our grand barter, trade ! annual Clearance Sale Of Clothing, sale, barter, ! preparatory to taking inventory^ of ? frt moof f Vio rpnniro tilC lllUitS OI t OLWV/ix auu iui v/avacx w v..v ^ iv &pifitu'ju-, meats of the reduced tariff on "woolen other ictoxi- fabrics. Never before have such values :om pound or. been offered ia this citv, and now is ltevei* name -vour opportunity to secure a Suit or an ice incoxica-: 9ve,r.eoat at Prices ^bieh will not e n the Act of; d,-'Pl"*ted elsewhere. this State in i " Tided, com-; MEN'S STJITS. -:|p pensarv Act.! ou violating ; FOFM PllCeS igliiityofa1? s-so) tfiT ta ;-W ) cGnviciic-nj $10.50 > Reduced to* W r) 8 f 1 of not less g-, . JJ/l.UU :*gg ot more than j J nprisoned in j '.?|?| ays. ; $12.50"] ! the especial <*T-?n fAiLr^'UrS^ I Reduced ,SVlUli'auw,;y?jv I \]S 1 V-V shall wilfully j $22.10 ? ^ : :M respect dial! i ^ ; i the service, j P-O*00 J X 1895, j and ; MEN'S OVEKC^^^^jBQ Ittesdaiit. iS") ' t|C Aft T*clsrk- | jjJ'SOj Redded to^jJUl ROLIXA. $15.00 t Reduced to Jill (I ' : J| ELD. ' $18.50 J Jg Our stock of Men's Furnishings is -vIm " ' the most complete to be found in this ,-a~. iv 11- city, and contains a full line of Laun- SSa iov, \\ alKcr ^ ^ered an(j xinlaundered SfcfatfeJSTalaa. Bouiware, ral Weol and Camel's Hair Undentear; yAI Urcsbv, and Neckwear, stylish Hats, Foster, Psjul MSBm j and Company's celebrated KidjGfo'vfc? JffHj order of the i for men, etc. _ . -- *as, imdc in ! We have accepted the agency in this iviii Mflfer for I city for the celebrated Hamilton, Car loiue door in | hart and Company's Overalls ana win ? ! keep a full line of sizes in stock. FEBRUARY j ^ . .SIB r? r,f <so1p at I 0ar new location is at 13S Mt^s. S^p he,i bidder, | Street':lext t0 lorick ? Lowraace. ||g| m. l. PiWic road j Men's and Boys' Outfitter, L three" ! iT 'SI6N 0FTHE ?)LDENSriB WM 1 bounded on I COLUMBIA, S. C. ^e^^^ofj 10-9-6m i bond of the jfc w w J US ' of the prem- t | AQ|f M "} : at the option |g 1 ST^gB gS | purchaser to 4 VI.* JT r>rs.;' 4 j fNiNGS, I J means so much more than i c. i\f. c. /you imagine?serious andv : 1 1^95 \r 1" t r _ff ' ' I /fatal diseases result froml^fe^^ i J trifling ailments neglected, now How! I Doa'tplWtb NatotM ! jr greatest gift?health. i > 'e Macle, J"1 1 '1"11111 1 if youarefedias: J? rvcx - 8 oat sorts, weak Jf/'# O # 1 aaa generally ex- Tl : 'y ?% 2? ilfAn/tlC jhaasted, nervous, ? { JJiU?Vli3 ^ I begin at once tat- $ ' '. ' ;* :M I ? g e ing the most relia- ? 2<?e Of while I =f i f*/\Yb Ible^engtfaennig\ Aral corn-1 > llOU skii t cut on 4 fiters. A few bot-^i^gSgg^ | ig 1jn* # | ties cure?benefit \ : by arranging |# J OlffpfQ ! ri?r we have & | 'HJU7i.tr &i*U4f+ jruny -- ^ ,1 :ho <scat is 5 aad H'sj .?: ^cai JS T, jpleasant to take. _ "& ivex surface, k "! 1 10 show to & 1} Tl t*PC *' i<r (he vehic'e "4 * ^ ^"1 tF? , ' - ~^&3g cats are ^Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver' ? - ^ 3t!e:-n so that 9Neuralgia, Troubles, " ie ^advantage J |^=^on, Rid Blood I ;::?| eone of cur ? Malaria, lServous ailments hion, back or > Women's complaints. $ to ilt. Pane!? Get only the genuine?it has crossed red j? 0 "Univilain ^ lines on the wrapper. All others are sub- 6 .L jiou.udiu sz stitutes. On receipt of two sc. stamps ve ff ? will send set of Ten Beautiful World's^ \ Fair Views and book?free. J* )-; HE?/iCALj:a^ the world to -s? <8 r Woodward, DR" E' C" JETER> JM lie agency foi Physician and Surgeon. ou the merits Offers his professional services' to tie. CAROLINA peopie of Fairfield . - * ' Fostoffice addres4, Jenkinsville, S. C. 9-4-iy; }Y . fO NOTICE. . I J TT0R SURVEYING, TERRACD^ n c J? Leveling, Drawing, Etc.. L. Apply to T. M, BOULWAEE, . 7<-Sfxly Wood ward,-S. C rsA BARGArS^jp " ->V'-r^g sra.t**?*5=i.i t-* H^T^i ? : ; //. ^ey^i' RE DETERMINED TO SEBB^T^^jj T'^ i the Dimes, . M ' " YOUR CHRISTMAS TRICKS FROM