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THi<. v NEWS AN? HERALD. 0 p UBLI3H&JU E VEK Y WEDJS'EUDA Y t ?bY? a < v NWSAiNI)HLK'Ll>UtfMrAiXI. 0 TES3IS, IS ADVAXCK: ^ t Ooo.Y^er, ... $1.50 . Six Slouth*. * - .73 ^ WINNSBORO, S. C. ? r Wednesday, October 26. - 1898 T >*OKTII t'.VKULiS A ruunvs, Alihongh North Caroiina is very 1 close to u*f our people do not fully c know what a deplorable condition of 1 public affairs t-xIsU in that State- 1 North Carolina is in as bad a fix as I South Carolina was from '68 to '76. * The State is sadlv in need of a regular 1 '76 movement, anl when the white 1 people shall have goiter, in control once more, they should follow the ' wise example of South Carolina by ( holding a constitutional convention ' and adopt an edncational ai:d property ( qualification for the exercise of the ( right of suffrage. 1 i A few facts collected from different sources will serve to enlighten tuch of oar readers as have not bee:i watch- 1 i:i<r the condition of poli'ic? in ih--old J North Sta'e. It is perh?p3 well knows ikat ihe Democrat.? in Nor.h Carolina sp it all to pieces, "a large percentage leaving the old party and joining the Popa11-ts. The PopuiUt* and rtep:ibiicans fa^cd. Siiarp but ignorant ? ; i hiatal negroes saw their nppor:nnit> awd thev v.-'ea with t!ie luiioir.-t-, and 3io\7 the n?gr . ;a'e* (he Easier:! f-art 1 of the S ate ''Negro libsrt\ '* so chas biftt.' converted into negro lic-2:;-e. Ontiv.ge* of all kind- hav. ec>aei', a?:-: i: :w fi:e ne-jvo threaten? to cou'ro] r only th-i E?-te;n j art of the 6 .i'e, imt to carry his nigu over Cri wr:-'^ if; .te. They are now b:?*--Jy prod-.unlng that No:;h Caro ' ? 1 Jiua is U'j;;jiiea to become ; r>e "ooioreo i Comrac?2i;vca:tb of the United State:," and they arc inviting colored people from Seu'h Carolina and other Southern State* to csme to Nonh Carolina, where they can have full sway and lord it ovc-r the whites. Here arc a few instances of what h<is occurred in North Carolina under negi'ornie: A lew ja; s ag<^a student ot jLiaviu sou College met three negroes on the 1 street. He gave part of the side-walk to the negrot'S, but in spite of tbis one J ?f the negroes brushed rudely against the student, and upon the student's ]remonstrating the negro cooiy pulled ' a pistol a*>d shot him, inflicting a dasgerr.u-j wound. ' A ?rrvrr\il.o.if rol-i'+a TYliniitftr in thp ' Methodist Church, a man of great piety and irreproachable chaiacter, | was i eqae?ted by friends to write a , true statement of the reign of terror ( in Eastern North Carolina. He did ] sx He received through the mails an . ' anonymous reply. The handwriting ( was identified as that of a prominent , colored minister of Charlotte, aud other circumstances traced the reply ( to this colored man. The reply was a , most scurrilous one, and among other things he fait; that all negroes who voted the Democratic ticket should be lynched by the negroes. This colored mini?tcr is one of "'the educated", and his conduct seems to refute the idea that when the ne^ro is educated he can be trusted withpawc-r. A correspondent tor the News and ? Courier has written an exceedingly interesting ariiole on the situation, auu a iew ui me iiisiauue? jjiveu uy him will be sufficient to convey to our readers some conception of what real negro rule means. Th3 r.egroes have been purchasing all of the Springfield rifles that conld be found and am "armed to the teeth" as ibis correspondent expresses it. i "Business is paralyzed"; property values are mined. Northern capital ] is thunnins North Carolina. A nnm ber of actual instances of this are given by the." correspondent. Tlie worst feature of the negro rale ] ia North Carolina is that white women , are not safe in the State. "White ] female virtue is aiways in danger, and i ia several counties in this State for two \ ears pa?t a white giri or woman ( would r.o more dare travel alone as j much 3# a aaile from her hcrme in the i tantry, on the p?bljc road, ?han she would think of commi'ting suicide". . Within a week two Populists have announced in the new?pap?rs their ' intention tc> return t > the Democratic part-, one giving as his motive tba? his daughter had been assaulted and iuuroered by negroes, while she was alQne in her own home, and the othtr because his two (laughters, girls 12 at:d 14 years of age, had been attacked by negioes with criminal intent. f Boih of ihes* men are'referred to as \ "prominent Populists " A number of s instances ot mosf horrible attacks on white women are given. The above . is onlv a J>?rap!e. : % - A yoarg lady met seme negroes on the streei in Greenville in the eastern ? parr ?f ?ue State. Xo white man was | in sii;h*, and bemgr afraid to 9sk tie ! negroes? to let her pass, Mie walked aionad them. One of the negroes brutaily walked up to her and gave ! I her a severe slao full in the face. _ < The primary elections in the State 1 prrencslly determine who are to be j oar pno:ic officer?, andibe consequence i is th ?t very few qualified voters will take the troubij|^f"-g<Ho tbe polls at g the geiural jfleeriou. This result of the priroarttfe uaforiunate in a sense. ^ _ It :3 ibe djfty of all Demo?rats to vote. T It is iru^hat there is no danger of a * ^jii ^ef^at */<u poll*, but too much indif- T ;_ferc5rinay lea:! to danger some of ? inlays. ( <1 V l-mods in dress may be revived, icedicioecan reLnaiobsrlaiu's Clf. Cholera and / bcea Re sedy. For sii^7 M</ A f co^i/rqg^ista. Bl n. * FH1TJK SUfRE.tfACF IK XORTH CARO- ; LIXA. A few days ago we g v f>meideaj f how the ue<jro had gaiue c >ntrol of be government ia North Carolina, nVl how tft harl become intoxicated pith his power. When the ignoiant is ^ven power and authority, th-;y are ?onnd to abase their authority, and loaliy make it a license to do hightauded things. This has been the nevitable result of placing a thousand >r more negroes in office in North Carolina. It ;s also true that the white j nin will not long endure an inferior ace's rule of corruption. The AngloSaxon by ruture is a master. He rill no! submit to the domination o' my othsr race. He is willing to be us1, to all.tnen, but power and authortv boloDg to Lira. In view, therefore, J >f the outrages committed by the i?fr-noa iv? "Vnvfh Pnrrkliri*. it 13 not iV^iVVO lil I.U VMI . ><r ?--inrprising that blo'd^hed has taken >Jace in that Stale. It is the very hing that has baen expected, and the people of sister Southern States will l\r- r\*y r*r\ QrAffo/1 PVUI1U; I IiU Wit liOO 1^1 &il OV IVI'5 t? W V* Clothed with a little authority ihc Sforth Carolina negro has bee:) encouraged to a coarse that tneans trouble. Those Northern p3op!e who have :ontonded that the negro when educated is competent to exercise all the ighis of citizinship will find North Jarolina an interesting field for study. We do not wish to be understood ae jeiievin? that all colored people are ?iia.f$. Liks most Southerners we :;av? (be kindest feelings towards the race When uninfluenced by mean white ui-n no raeo is so amiable aud id race is more easily controlled The race as it is now has not the intellect iK'.l as a race the moral force to dominate. Ti:e colored people may as well understand this. The whites cliould rise to the height of their respousijility, and deal honestly and justly svi'.h the blacks. The circumstances snrroai:di?<g the riot at Lnoiberton illustrate how danherons it is for the ignorant t> hold power. Three colored men were arrested for a c*ime. The colored! J men rose in arms to prevent the arrest, j .hus patting themselves outsiae or tne law. Tbe wbite3 likewise armed ;hemselvcs, and sent messengers to ;he colored people asking tbcm to disperse. It wa3 not until the messenger sad been sent the third time sliat the aegroes disbanded, and then a squad returned to the town and shot three white guard*. The negro assassins ire in the hand* of the whites. Diso jedifnce to law brought it *11 about, [gnorance in office will always produce lawlessness. Thi?, we fear, is only the beginning Df more seriou? trouble in the State, rhe Democrat*, representing 'he white people, are determined to h-ivcj control :>f the next Legislature. The clcction will cotnc off in November, and as the jlection draws near excitemont will :un high. David B. Hill is r.ot dead "by a big sight." His Brooklyn speech is a masterpiece, aud it shows that ou the }uiet ne cas Deea watcniug me rtepuolicans with his keen eyes. Such men is Hill are too valuable for the Demo:ratic party to casf*a?ide. The chances are that his speech will make more Democrais in New Yoik than any 3pcecb thut has been made or will be made in the campaign. We hope that it is trne that Colombia will have the bri*ra<ie which was to have gone to Spartanburg- While we are glad to sse camps located in tbis State we are veay much afraid that Spartanburg wculd prove too cold in winter. It will be more delightful to watch a war between France and England thin for ibis country to have another war and to lose thousands ot men in camp Unless France can got Russia involved in it it is not likely that *he will tack'e England. Rough Rider Roosevelt ?* having; i rongh time and it now looks as 5f Van Wyck will beat him iti :he race for Governor ef Ne -7 York. J For Over Fifty Tears. Mrs. wrnslow's Soothing Syruf ia3 been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for tbeir cbildien fvhile tce'hing, with perfect success, [r soothes the child, softens the gams, illays all pain, cores wind colic, and is :he best reu.eav for diarrhoea. It will elieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists iu every Dart 01 tnc woria. i wenty-nve ccms i bottle. Be sure aad ask for "Mrs Winstow's Soothing STr*p?w &ud take to other fci?>d. 5-26fxly w EM "as!sy,0ulck!y, Permanently Restored USNETiC 8EHVINE to? to Cnre Insomnia, Pits, Dizziness, Hvsteria, i-tf.ie ruV!l!?v T n.ct VUo?i*v Qr?Tn?nnl Y r\ftcac filing Memory?the result of Over-work, Worry, ic'cntrss, Errors of Youth or Over-indulgence. 'rice 50c. and 51: 6 boxes S5. Foi quick, positive and lasting results in Sexual Vcaknes:--. In'.twtenrv. Xerwns D'bilitv and L?'? ,'iiaKry. u-.e YELLOW L?3EL SPECIAL?doubls trc::?i'.: i.:i give strength and tone to every t>ar: .nd effect t ;:crni7.nent cure. Cheapest and Ses: co Fills i'~. mail. JTR?E?A bottle of the fsr.:c.us Japan-^se LWtr 'ct'cts will b- given with a ?! >y>x or mere of lltj:etic Nervir.e. 'rce. Sold culy by J. J. OBEAR, Druggist, Winnshoro, S. C. i?||y|lll H^e'SALSAM ^SClesaec:! csii L:aut:fic? tic "c<r*igM P:oar>?r3 a lusuriact growth. irSflKcrcr Fails to Beetore Gray KffSOKgssTllWfl Esiir to its Youthful Color, i fe^QSJf^^-^SCurM scalp iisrascg & hair tailing. Wc,apd$lX'Jat X>ruggig?___| STEADY INCOME AT HOME j You can make $25 per Week. Sithcr Sex. I'll Start you in the Mail >rder Business day or evening. No Addling. M. Young, 36S Henry St., Brooklyn, N. Y. T7VTI PPTTT? X A' XI' AJ o housekeepers? Me COMPANY'S tat ef Beef. 300K BOOK telling how to prepare manydell cate and delicious dishes. .ddress, Liebig Co., P. O. Box, 2718 New York. [ AVege table Preparationfor As - ]H [ slrrdlatirig tteToodandReguia- \\M J tlrig thzStonfldis andBowels cf j |gg [ 2!lT:___ jj| ' 2romotesDigestion,Ckerful- p| cess aftd BesLCofiLams neither jp Opmm,Morphine nor Mineral, |fj ?ot Narcotic. JSaxps cfOldZrSMWEuEfTCSER ||j Pumptan SeeZ~ |sj j x.Scnna * I Jjgj fixkdUSdh - I |?j AniitSced.* I *ig| IHpFEmaat > -?jp CaHttsta^SsIa * I f?j WtwSczJ- 5 ^ g XMVTIurn. jugaj- . , ^ ttiterpveiP FUprsr. 1 ! gg Aperfecf Remedy forConstipa- 111 tion,Sour.Stomach,Diarrhoea, M j I Worms,Convulsions .Feverish- H ' [ nessandLoss OF SLEEP. H I Facsimile Signature of I f, j| j EXACT COPYOF WRAPPER, ^ '" MYRTLE LOCALS. It his bjsii my desire to say some tbinz on prohibition for some tim?, and 8S the prohibitionist* have been defeated in the lust elccion, very [ mncli to ray regret-as well a good j 1 many others, I think :!ii^ a very appropriate tiiiis for my feeble comments. Spirit nous liquors ?in any and all shapes and forms are undeniably most destructive to the commonwealth of any. country or people. We may view it from a personal standpoint, (from every day observation) and very readily see the distruc'.ion it is certaiuly causing, especially to the I * J ~ l/I ^ j youog men ojc uur grauu u.u wuuuj. The young men?the hope of the j future-are, to a ceitiiu extent, adapted to that drink which destroys the character, the honesty, the integrity, the reputation, and last but most important the sou! of all who unfortunately fall into that contagion wh'ch destroys a man's life?his all. Prohibition has for the second time been defeated in our State. It is what the people asked for when it first came infn the nolitical field. Thev voted fov it and carried the cUy br an overwhelming majority. Bat unfortunately for those loyal citizens that voted for prohibition they got the dispensary law as "the nearest approach to their wishes." How can the laws of our country consent to the selling of . intoxicating liquors when they aie based upon tbe laws of God,?the deviue iaws'of nature? But I fear that oar country could very appropriately be compared to tftmu onrl nortrvtoo ft-f OUU1U WUU14 1VU uu\A I'VW J^?VV v* v*v, who had become so corrupt as to leave the ways of their forefathers and stray offinto the darkness, when only that longing to get gain reigned supreme. As an mdividnal altogether too insignificant to even comment on a subject that pertains to the common good or the moral destroction of an enlightened people, I would appeal to the authorities ot our common bat great ai.d powerful nation, for in them lies the Dower to rule the universe, either lor good or lor bad. Give as probation and prosperity "will soon follow if the right methods are established to co-operate with it. Bnt on the other hand if we are destined to l> .re free liquor onr country, in my insignificant estimation, will certainly go down with rapid strides as all other countries have dor.e, cither of ancient or modern time'1, that follow after corruption. Possibly I may say mote in some fatnre writing* 011 pro liibition, bat I would Qrst like to hear the opinion of some of your numerous correspondents. Farmers will commence sowing grain before long as the cotton crop i will eoois be oat of tho way. Miss Nannie McDowell, of Columbia, is visiting relatives in this I locality. Mr. Robt. II Jcffares, who bas charge of ihc Longtuwn school, spent Sunday in this section Miss -Janie Srown, of Nelson, h visiting rela'ives here, very much to tbe apparent satisfaction of one ot our popular young men. Mr. Henry C. Divis has charge ot the Bear Creek school for the coining ? 1 ?;!1 ^ seasiuu aii.i win liitvt; u-?aixc ?,'jhis new dntiea. Fritz. Oct. 22, 1S98. Millions Given Away. It is certainly gratifying to the public to know of one concern in the land who are not of.'aid to be generous to the i:ecdy and suffering. The proprietors of Dr. King's New Discovery for i J /i^u. : uonsampuoij, oougns kiiu voiiK*, uave given away over ten mi;lion trial butties of IhM great ir.edici::e; and have the satisfaction of kuowin? it has absolutely cuied thoiijands of hopeless casts. Asthma, Brohohiii', Hoarseness j\nd *11 diseases of the Throat, Cbe.-t and La:i2S are sured by it. Call on McMaster Co , druggists, and get a tri.ii bottle free. Regular size 50o. and $1. Every bottle guarantee:!, or price re i? ded. o i Weliavebem hif .r ne.I that ih-s Bil! Telephone 'Jouipany is building s telephone !i e throiu''; this s-ciior, with exchange in tO'Cf. They bavc come throiuii ?ti'! llock IliSi , and 8re a-? f:?r as Smith'?! 0:1 tin if w?y t<> t he ;U'r. Th-\v wi 1 * *:*!. i?h an exchange here and ex:? nd the .mc on toward Columbia an 1 other points. This information was given by a man who was in the citv yesterday morning and caid be was a workman on tLe j; line.?Chester Lantern. < i CASTOR IA 1 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Ha?e Always Bought A riipia s>,f.--K,\% ;:; s8|?Klfg lil blllfl JTc.; Jnfv.z Children, IJlp Yfi-! Hs?lf& Always Bough! Bears the /. ? # y/ |\!s ^ir-vo-nirvJi r7 If* W" wVajv'J,u fi fV-t& s'/ a.- frvi of AM0 C%F ft The il II (ft" II11 gij5 ffl || f| ^ g ^ THt csnt/.ui: compakt, r.*cw yobk city. Mnti nn nf TUnnfinn mm ui mm An c'e tion will be held at the several precincts established by law in Fairfield County, on TUESLAY, 3NOVE2SBEE STH, 1S9S, for the following officers, to wit Governor, I.ieutenautGovernor, Secretaiy of State, Attorney General, Comptroller General, Adjutant and Inspector General, State Treasurer, State Superintendent oJ Education, or.e Railroad Commissioner, three Representatives to the lower brand oi the Legislature, one Supervis.-.r, one Superintend eut of Education, one Probat< J udge. The polls will be opened at 7 A. II., ant kept op:'n without intermission until 4 o'clock P. M. The following named persons .have beer appointed Managers for State and Countj Elections: Albion?Eb. Stevenson, W. J. L. Weir, A flam Diinlup Bear Creek?"Walter Allen, Clifford Duke, Charlie Heins. Blythewood?A. Dunn, F. E Eood, B P. Hoffman. Centreville?J. S. Sykes, Osborne Moore John Flanigan. Durham's?John Hollis, Wood Durham J. C. WilliDgham. F*;astervillc?John Wollinp, C. W. Fau cett, J. S. Stone. Gladden's Grove?Daniel Hall, J. B. Gladden, Frank Isenhower. Greenbriar?T. E. Delleney, J. T Young Sam Broom. Hawes' Store?7*rcs'.on Irbv, J. J. Watts W. R. Ashford. Iloreb?A. J. Drown, G. R. Ilagood J. W. Boyd. Jackson's Creek?J. SI. Turner, W. J Crawford, J. C. Weldon. Jenkinsville?A. M. Wallace, T. P. Ycunginer, Charles Ohappel!. Lonptown? P. J. Spurrier; S. AIcCoi mick, Jr., T. J. Robinson. Monticello?T. W. Shedd, F. B. Mc Meekin, J. B. Lupo. Rirlgeway?S. L. Parker,Ruil McDowell W. F. Cleveland. Woodward?J. R. Craig, J. R Harvey T W Brice ?J r Winnsboro?S. B. Crawford, J. M. Asr din, T. P. Bryson. One of the above nr.nicd Managers a eacn dox win can upon the Board of Corn missioners at Winnsboro, November 4th 1898, to receive ballot boxes, poll lists ar.( instructions, and to be qualiSed. W. li. RABB, W. J. HAGOOD, Commissioners of Stat2 Elections. 10 22-3w Notice of Mos for Meier o! taps. Ml *5.'...'-* w. , ,i^ - .,/^i-sa?0," An election wil' be heid on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8TH, 1898, at tin legal I\ established polling precincts in Fairfield County' for a Representative from the Fourth Congressional District, in the oGth congress ot tne united btatea. The polls will be opened at 7 A. 31., ani kept open without intermission until 4 o'clock P. M. The following named persons have been appointed to manage said election, to wit; Albion?C. II. Douglass. C. J. Stevenson. C. S. Brice, Jr. Bear Creek?M. L. Ccoper, John Cooper. N. E. Hood. Blythowood?II. A.Brown, J. W. Brown. John Wooten. <'entreville School House?TT. R. Flanigan, W. R. Hogan, Henry Dinkins. Durham's?R. V. Bray, D. II. Robertson. John Gibson. Feasterville?H. A Steven on, R. Y. C owney, T. D. Owens. Gladden's Grove?Thomns McDonald, David Higgins, Walt' r Scott. Greenbriar?J. D. Lyles, D. L. Carter, J. W. Harrison. nawes' Store?W. P. Jones, J. vV. Clarke, Charley Robinson. Horfcb?N. D. Roberts, A. L. Scruggs, J. M. Steele. jacKson's ureeic. .^ciiooi iiouse?k. a. Kirkpatrick, W. M. Ilard n, J. W. Stitt. Jeakinsville?Jce5IcJIeekin,C. B. Douglass, Vv al'cer Ilolley. Longtown, Jenkin's Store?N. A, Peay, Jr., R. B. Lewis, R. C. Bankhesd. Monticello?J. II. Aiken, J. B. Gladney, T. J. i:abb. Ridueway?J. N. Lcmaster,R.S. Spenoe, L L. P-! .-'-. Wiuiiouuio?S. B. Crawford, D. 2S. luc Dowell, J A. Hinnant. Woodward?T. M. Bou'nvare. J C. Lewis, E. 31 Woodward. One cf the above naraad Managers at \ich box will call upen the Board of Comnissioners at Winnsboro. the 4th of Nclember, 1898, to receive ballot boxes, pell ists and instructions, and to be qualified. THOi. W. BRiCE, li D. HO LICIT, tt\ S. IIALL, Comm'ssi >ners of Federal Elections 10 2i-3w A FRICANA w?l cure Rheumatism and I * Scrofula to Stay Cured. CLERK'S SALE. STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTT OF FAIRFIELD COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. John R. Boyd, Maggie i.'oriey, Jesse C. Boyd, Mary E. Boyd, James W Boyd and Nathan D. Roberts vs, Carrie E. Roberts, Je>s.- C Roberts, Preston B. Roberts, Mu* i j- F. 1L ?boris, Mary F. Roberts md Luia L T?.nhftr:fi. XN pursuance of an order of th? Court of Common Pleas, U'-.deic the above stated cas:, I will ?>ller foi snie, before the Court flouse door ir Winnsboro, S. C., on the FIRST MONDAY IX NOVEMBEI" next, within the legal hours of sale, a public outcry, to the highest bidder thi following described property t< wit: (1) f,All that piece, parcel or traci cf land lying, being and situate it r> - /" 3 C i. ^^ C C 11 i?aiiueiu V/Uumy auu oiaie ui ouuu Caroliua, known as the Home Piace containing Two Hundred acd Eight] Acres, mora or less, and bounded 01 the north by the estate of True; 01 the cast by lands belonging to tin Winnsboro Granite Qaarrv; on thi south by lands of U. G. DesPortei and F. Clark; on the west by esiate o: Win. Boyd.1' (2) ''All that piec:, pared or trac of land situate ia the County and Stat< .. wiJw;wintJ^ Woe nu;?ui\;< and Fifty-five Acres, more or less known as the Andrews Pises, am bounded on the north by lands of J. B Steele; on tbc cast by estate of Wm Bayd; o;i the sontb by lands of U. G PesPortes and James Moore; on th? west by lands of S. L. Crawford ant the estate of Win. Boyd." (3) "Also all that piece, parcel o tract of land situate in Fairfield Uoun ty State afoie?aid, centaimu; Fifty-niiiC and i'hree-fourih Acres more or less, and bsunded on tbc nortl r>y lands of J. B. Steels; and on th cast by estate of VYm. Uoyd; on th south by lauds of S. L. Crawford; o the west by lands of J. A. IIa<rood. (i) "Also a.!! that pieco, parcel o irsct of land lying- and situate in th County a:id State aforesaid, containiu; Two Hundred and Eighty-six Acres more or less, aud known as the .Mar, Boyd tract, bounded 0:1 the north b, lands of 'V. D. Park; on the east b land* of N. D. Iloberis and S. C. Cai ir.sn; on tho south by lauds ot ih esta c of Wui. Boyd and I. Bvrd; o ihe west b/ lands or" I Dyrd an W. D. Park*'-' \?jj r.:i ?.? at. ^iv.V/ j ? tract of l-i-ftl situate ;n the County ?;u 6 ate uf'T- saul, centa'nii a Kight;, three Aero.-, m^ro or less, arid know; as tbe Church tract, aa.l bounded oi the north bv lauds of 8. C. Car ma and (/. JI. Scruggs; on the east b lands of J. B. Scc-cle; one the sou'h b land1 of J A. Ilssrood and relate o Wra. B -yd ; on the west by land-; of I JByrd." | TERMS OV SALE. [ uTbc above d ?cribfd tracts of lan ; to be -o <t *ejicusil riy, a-j-1 for c&sl: " llie purchaser or purona-cr-; t'> pi . for all necessary papers." n. II. JENNINGS. E Ool. 13?li, 1398. C. C. p. F. 0. 10-13UI i : CLERK'S SALE. | STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. ? COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. 7 Jane Owens vs. Edwarcl a ^Administrator of (he estate t Sr?rn 'Ann Eiizibeib France* Hughes, d( I flrtfl in hi* ft!tn riorhf |fN pursuance of an order of tb s. Court of Common Pieas, made i , tli?? hbnvc elated case, I? will offer fo sale, !>efnre I he Court House door i i Winnsboro, S. C.. oa the FIRST MONDAY IX NOVEMBER noxt, within ii;e legal hours of sale, a public oa!c*v, to tbe highest biddsi the following described property ( ' wit: A!! that piece; parcel or tia:t c ' land containing ONE HUNDRED ACREo, more or !<.?:, lying and bsio Mi Fairfield County and State of Sont . Carolina, about two or three mile fro.n Campbell's crossing ot the Soutt : em Railroa! (formerly i!:e C. C. & A R R.) and bounded cow or foimerl by hud-? of Johnston, llc'Jabe, Outer Fn eman and perhaps others. TEEMS OF SALE. Oi e-h-iif f ho purchase money to b . paid in en?h, and the remainder in on year, to be secured bv boud and men t gage o t 5 ho premises, or all cash at th option of the purchaser. TJ'.a pui ; ehaser to pav for ail nocessarv psperj R. II. JENNINGS, Ociober 13 b, 139S. C. (J. P. F. C. I0-13U1 CLERK'S SALE. STATS OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Mary M. Taylor and Carrie Gibson vs Jeff D. Boulware, as Administrate of the Estate of Edward Taylor, de ceased, Edward M. Ta-, lor et a!s. XN pursuance of an order .of tb Court of Co am:.'11 Pica?, made i the above etatedca-e, I will offer fo sale, before fhe Court Home door i Winnsboro, S. C , on the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBB1 next, wijhin the legal hours of s.ile, a public r.ntcry, (o the highest bidriei ths following described property, t wit: (1) AH iha? t;acJ, p'-'ce or parcel c ! land containing Two Bnndre-J ?. ] . Tlrrleen Acre?, a:i sh->?ru by c. pl;> ! thereof tinrfe by 7. it. BouUvare 1 surveyor, and :*etu:a-"d w;rh tii* lie port of the Go:ninis>ioafrs i>> Par tilion. beinsr th?. balance ot li.e trac of land cle.-cribcti in ihe complaint a i "ihc Uome Piace." afk-r aligning1 th : itiac of cue hmitfriii acre* to lb PiaiotifT, Mary JI. Taylor, a fore-si.i (2) A's> ihe tract of O-ie IlntdrC' and Twerty-ono a:;d Tliree-Joartb (1213) Aeroa, d'S^ribed in the cow j a;::l Us:0^!: as t.;13 '-iilVC Piuce,'' bounded by lands of L?wrer>c i<Ya=ter a d by Hroad River. TEH MS CF SALE. r <>:* t' r- prinlupc-mouey ti b- P'i.l ?: diy of sa t1, i ! mediately a Ml-: 'i:- do hi of llie bid di >2r, ar:J sho b-ilassce on :i crcdlt o o; e and ; vr<> year*. The credit poriioi of iho panhi?rr-;noncy to bo f-ccure* bv bond of pare1 a?cr and a imrfgsg* of tli i premises so.'d, with 'int.'res fr-jin diy of sale. If terms of --akjar< nvt immediately ccmp-'icd will, th< Clerk siiaii immediately ressll at th< risk of former pnrclnscr. I?n:eha<oi to pav fur a;I r.eccssarv papers. n il JENNINGS. Oct. 13 h. IS98 " ~c c r. V. a 10 13 id. ""undertaking" VS Abb ITS DEPARTMENTS Vw l;h a ft:II stock of Caskets, Btuia Ca-cs ".ml Colaus, constantly on fas^d, ac <1 lis*.' <-f Imrs.-s when requested. Tu'inkft! for part patrotjsj/ea?>J solid! ? , J >. ? iV>r a sl'Are 'a: liie fsiurc. hi flj? <#.* Otitis i I r ?* . _ . . i a-'S ca.i u? u, an uvnrs. THE ELLIOTT GIN SHOF, J. M, ELLIOTT & GO. 4-17-17 ____ __ .. W CASK&S SALE, STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. i COUItT 0^ COMMON PLEAS , Laura J. Jrageu, us Administratrix of the Estate of John N. Pasrett. de- J , ceased, Tils Caroliaa National JBank of Colombia and Colombia Phosphate Company vs. William H. Pagett, Mary C. Pagett, Snsan C. , Pagett, John T. Paerett, Elizabeth C. J [ Pagett, Robert II. Pagett, Mildred s E. Pagett, W'altou P. Pagett, Nancy ( , Pagett and Snsan R. Pagett. t , Snsan R. Pagett vs. William H. r " Pagett, Mary C. Pagelt, Susan (J. I t Pagett, John T. Pagett, Elizabeth C. f * Pagett, Robt. H. Pagett, Walton P. ) Pagett, Mildred s?. Pbgelt, N^ncy * Pagett, The Carolina National Bank c t and Laura J. Pg^ett, as Administra- , i trix of the Estate of all and singular v i the rights and credits, goods and \ , chattels of John N. Pagett. deceased. { 1 "|N pursuance of an order cf- the ( 1 J. Court of Common Plea?, made in \ J the above stated case, I will offer for 2 sale, before the Conrt House door in { I Winnsboro, S. C., on the \ FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER next, within the legal hours of-sale, i t at public outcry, to the highest bidder, * e the following described property, to ( 3 wk: i, "All that tract, piece and parcel of- j 2 land situate, lying and being in the i . County of Fairfield, in the State of < . South Carolina, about niae miles from Winnsboro, containing e FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVEN ^ Acres, more or less, adjoining lands of Thos. Trne, Baylis E. Elkin, John B. r Broom, Thomas F. Broom and others." J TERMS OF SALE. One-fourth cash and the balance in h one, two, three and four jears, with e interest from day of sale, and secured i e by bond of the purchaser and mort: gage of the premises sold, buildings to ? be insured and policv assigned. Purr chiser to have option to pay more than e one-fourth or an cash it He so aesiref, o- and io pay for ail necessary papers. " R. H. JENKI5GS, y Oct. 13th, 1898. C. C. P. F. C. y 10-13td ' ' e" CLERK'S SALE. ' n d ST A TE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, r COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. :] COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. i) Liura McCarsts vs. Susan Hamilton, n Oscar HamiitOD, Joseph Hamilton, John Hamilton, Frances Hamilton, Sadie (cr Sarah) Hamilton and A. Seldou Kennedy, as Executor of the if \vi i oi o. r. jo^enneay, decease. . J N pursuance of an order of the 1 Court of Conjmon Plea?, made in tbe above stated case, I will offer for ,? sale, before the Court House door-in Wiansbaro, S. C., on the y FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER next, wijbin the legal honrs of sale, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, the following described property, to wit: All that piece, parcel or t ract of land, cornering near the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, in the town l( of Winnsboro, on Libert? street, and running fram said corner on said street about two hundred and fifty feet to our) rnniiinor Irnm T,ih<?rtv i s street on Zion street one hundred feet ! h back from Liberty, 011 the railroad the t } same distance, that is one hundred 5 feet; said land being bounded as fol- ' 3 lows: On the south by Liberty street; a on the vrest by the Charlotte, Columbia ,r aud Augusta Railroad; on the aorth n by lands"of T. B. Madden, an-1 on the east by Zion street. TERMS OF SALE. it One-hali the purchase-money to be , paid in cash, for the balance a credit of o one year from the day of sale, with interest on said balance from the day >f of sale at eevea per centum per au- ' nnm, and to be secured by the bond or bonds of the purchaser or purchasers, v and a mortgage or mortgages of the ? premises sold; or all of the purchase ? money to be paid xo cash at the option . 'a of tbe purchaser or purchaser*. The '* purchaser or purchasers to pay for ail j L' necessary papers. ( 11. H JENNINGS, t " Oct. 13:b, 1898. (J. C P. F. (J. 10-iStd i ??? j c CLERK'S SALE. * e [- t e STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, t COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. ^ 5* COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. The Winnsboro National Bank of x Winnsboro, S. C., vs. David A. J Crawford and Dauiel Hall. t IN pursuance of an order of the J Court of Common Pleas, made in ^ the abore stated case, I will offer for * . sale, before the Conrt House door in J Winnsboro, S. 0., on the ] FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER 3. next, within the legal hours of 6ale, at r public outcry, to the highest bidder, j i- the following described property to J wit: ' J e All that piece, parcel or lot of laud \ n lying, being aud f-iiualed in the town s r of Winusboro, in the County of Fair- t ? fiolrl anil Sratn of Snnfh *; being psrt or j aris of Jo:s knovrn in c 5 the pta:: ofsaid town as luis numbeied | v one hundrtd a:-d thirly-jhrce, and seventy one, ljin^ west of (hi railroad "i track, containing about One half or 0 Five-eights of an Acre, more or leg*, oil Congress Street of siid town, a:xl . bound-don the north by lot now or d formerly owned l?v W. G. Roche; on { the er.st hr track of ill* Charlotte, > Columbia and Augssta Raiiro :d; south i>v ioN of J. P. ila thews and [ Mrs. Ei:e i Cu.heart, and west by : Congress 5 reet. \ 8 C e One-ball of th i j arenas.: inouey to 5 be paid in c?.?b on the day of Sile, and 4 ,] ihs b.var.C; thereof <n 1 credit of f s twelve ir.ou:!)i, w.th interest from the t . day "f silo at the rate * f eight per j r cent p: r am nm, payai!^ auimaiiy until a e the d.b; afd interest bpiid it: fall, f to be jccured by the bond of the j purchaser and a .wortgsge of t^c r premises <-o!<i. a d ?!-o by an insurance s 1 of iI10 building- th-re>n by the ? * purchaser lor a suffideut amount to c covtr s-.ich cred.t porti 11 of the ^ purchase mwnev, pa>ably in ci e of e joss tot!.e mortgage <>r hn asijrn-; 2 * and f.'ie psipjbA.*cr ?!#;> to pay for all c - i.ec^ss:rv papers ai:?J tor nc>rd:iig | saut mortjrane, or 4:1 ca*h ut the u;li >n ^ ol t: e {;iirch*-?-r 3 R M. JENNINGS, r Oct:?5.er.l3 I;, 1898. C.P. F. C t 10 12 <i p MONEY TO LOAN. { O.i .'?ni:iii<r !?i d*. Eif?y p*yimii'8. t N-i ennui*.-ions claimed. Borrower 1 p&-1 actual c >st of perfecting loan, b j Interest S per cent. 1 JOHN D. PALMER & SOX, ti Columbia, S. C., c or A. 3. & W. I). DOUGLASS, t] , 10-1 Wiansboro, S. C. tl FnrSalfi. <! r on;-: sxi2 portable titan v ?N*<;i:\E on h:c!p, 15 hor e power. -1 For te: ins, apply to a s. & w. d. doujhs3. 8-16tf Attorneys, Win ;sbc:o,8, C, CLERK'S SALE. STATE" OF SOUTH CAROLINA, i COtTXTT OF F AIRFIELD. ' COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. c 'jimes H. Tine, Henry G. True and Julia Ligon vs. Margaret D. Cockrel!, Wiliiam i W. Tree. Samuel U. Trup T.nla A fissr. 1 ter, Leonidas J3. True, Cora E. True I ard Guttavus A. True. rN pursuance of an order of the Court of L Common Pleas; made iR the above tatedcase, 1 will offer for sale before tbe /Curt House door in Wiunsboro, S. C., on , \ be 1* FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER N lext, within tbe legal hours of sale, at 7] rnblic outcry, to tbe highest bidder, the 7 oilowieg descrih'd property, to wit: 7 All that certain piece, parcel or tract of and lying, being and situate in the Coun- y of Fairfield and State of South Carolina, _ '.ontaining )NE HUNDRED AND EIGHT A.CxiES, no e or les-; in Townsbi.- Nc-s. 9 r.nd 10, J ind lioinulru! bvlanri (if A J I'.rrvwn and ' lie estate <-f iJjodwin St?-o!c. i?i:ds or j. II .vorugsj$ or his \vi?V. M:>iy Scru&gs, 7 md by 'ands of s r lute ??t "^amusi IT. 7 ["rue D.ivi i (Jr.*. ford and Wiiti* ]>>>'?*. 7 ind beine commonly known as ih "Tliorais True lands." TEEMS OF SALB. 7 Or.e-half <f the purchase-money to be j 7$ >aid in ca?h < n the day of sale and the jalanee on a credit of one year from said lay of sale, with interest thereon from ^ ;aid day of sale at the rate of eight per < < :entum per annum, to he secured by the 7* )ond of the purchaser or purchasers anc. a 71 nortgage of the premises Isold; the pnr- 7< :haser to pay for all necessary papers. 7< R. H JENNINGS, i\ Oct 13, 1898. C. C. P. F. C. i 10-13td i < CLERK'S SALE. 7! 7< STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUJfTY OF FAIRFIELD. a; COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. fi k Pnff T7a T.aqait TTawa] 1 Y\ v a JL%UU. i o. L?javj *. **ii* K Howell, James Howell, D. A. Howell, 7, S. H. Howell, Thomas Howell, Lottie Rain-es. Polly Biizard, Jessie I>Jiles, John ' Milas, Mary Wooten, Mamie Watts, 7 Hattle Strickland, Charles Strickland, 7 Emma Strickland, Lillie Strickland, ; Maggie Strickland, Viola Strickland, 7 Rufua Strickland, Claad Strickland and n W. T. Martin. 1 '7 iN pursuance of an order of the Court 7 of Common Pleas, made in the above itated case, I will offer for sale, before the *n Sourt House door in Winnsboro, S. C., ( >a tbe 7 FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER 7' nen, within the lega'i hours of sale, at 7< public outcry, to the highest bidder, the 7following described propercy, to wit: 7All that eertain tract or parcel of land 7 xrir??r V\^ir?op ?r?r1 cifnof i in inc* (V.unfr A" ? Jr ill tl.ll 11 ^IVUUU^ 111. VI*./ \/U?t4VJ V- ^ 4 Fairfield and State of South Carolina, eon 7 fining *' 3NE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-NINE AND 5-10 ACRES, 7] ?ore or less, including a j-mall tract of 7 twenty-two and G-10 Acres,, and bounded ? >n the nor ill by lands now or formerly ? awncd by Charnell Boney; east by lands '* ?f the YV id< w Boney and Broom: south by lands of the Widow Neison and Broom, 7! md west by lands now or formerly owned 71 oy John Xeely and the Widow Brown; and 71 seing the tract of Jand that belonged to rhomas Howell, deceased, at the time of lis deafk. ' 7! TEEMS OF SALE. ' & One-half of the purchase-money to be ? paid in cash on the day or sale,"and the c bidder to deposit th3 sum of twenty-fire iollars, at the clos?. of the bidding, with the Clerk of this Court, ss an earnest of . tiis bid; and the balance of said purchase- 1 money ou a credit of one year i'rom said . lay of sale, to Be secured by the bond of 7< ;he purchaser and a mortgage of the 7i premises sold, with interest thereon from said day of sale, to be likewise secured by ' see ucraci ana mortgage or tne purcaaser, ^ ind the purchaser to pay for all necessary 7: papers. 7; 11. H. JENNINGS, 7; Oct 13,3898. C. C. P. F. C. 7 10-1" 11 g! CLERK'S SALE. I a 7. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 7< 7i COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD 7( COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ru. -rr t?ii 3 mu ~ -rr juiuuiiis x?ii uii# auu n. jytsicu- a ia. individually and Trustee for himself, Thomas K. Elliott and John Vinson vs. John Vinson and "W. F. Hall, Jr., as Administrator of the Estate of n William D. Vms:n, deceased. 7 IN pursuance of an order of the Court n of Common Fleas, made fn the above 7 stated ease, I will offer for sale, before the ' Dourt House door in Winnsboro, S. C., on ' ;be 7 FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER 7 FT iexk, within the legal hours of sale at j. jublic outcry, to the highest bidder, th? ' 'ollowing described property, to wit: 7 AU tnat certain piece, parcel or planta- 7 ion of land lying, being and situate in 7 :lie County of Fairfield and Statr of South 7 " orAlin* ^AT>toi nin rr sight' hundred and ninety. FOUR (894) ACRES, is nore or less, lying on Shiiley's Branch, waters of Little River, an-i counded by B nd* of Denui-s Cason, lands now or formiily owned by Mary Jane Lucas, L.J. ialloway, R. Or. Siraonton, by lands of the loatley Brothers, Jane Herron, Sampson ? Suggs and by lands formerly known a? _ heDool8 Place?said tractor laud being I' mtimnnlf tnnwn as tliA ".Tnli i Vinsn i X ?lace." TERVIg OF SALE. One-third of the purclia e-a-'ney t 'be >aid i-i ca?'i on the day of sa'e, f.nd the >aiance in two equai annual instalments rom said day or sile, with interest there>n from said day of sale, to be secured by he bond of the purchaser or purchasers, nd a mcitgaee of the premises sold, witfi lie yrivile Jt to the purchaser to pay the vhole of the bid ii :ash; and the"pur:haser, a<> an earnest; of his bid, shall de>osit with the ?aid C erk st the close of he bidding the sum of. fifty dollars; the . >'u. chaser to pay for all necessarv papers, fs K. H. JENNINGS, | Oct. J 3, 1S98. C C. P. F. C. : i i n.istrf : Si ' h; II I ???a? !! ? I i; TAX NOTICE. * Taxes wiil be due and piyab'e from he 15th. day of October to the 31st Eay of December, 1898 The :ax lovv for State purposes is i mills; for ordinary county purposes mills; for i a-jt indebtedness Ifanjll; :or schoy! purposes 3 miil*; makin^a ^ o*aI levy of 13 mills on tie taxab'e-^ ropertv of this comity. There ij in .ddition to the foregoing, t special tax or school purposes of 2 mills in No. 1, 14, No. 17, No. 18 and N^. 25, naking a total of 15 mills in those cuuui uiMncus, auu a >v? ax cf 1 mill in No. 19, making a total ?f mills in it. There is also a lax of one dollar on ach male citizen between the ajjas of 1 and GO year?, (xcept (fco?e wh? ire lisabied or are made exempt by law. Tasfts are payable ?in tbe following :inas of fuuds and no other: Iroli j cjj nd silver c^in, United S-t-ea car- j eocy, national oa:ik not?8 and coa-it.); >or.s, which ."hall become dee and ! layable during the year 1898 on ibe y on^olidited bonds known as ^Bro^n' J lonas and the bonds ?f this S-?ts :nown as "Blue" bonis, and any ther Sta?e bonds which may be i.?e?d ; iv authority of an Act of the General I UiPmlilv. the Manftns of which ai#*' y such Act marie r^c^ivable for taxes. It may n..?t be amiss to rtmind '.he j\ sx payers that wlitn the time for / olkc:i:ig ;ax?s without penalty c!o??s, ? be present iiicumb'-tit will su:render $ tie ijflici 10 his successor and thai s eiih r fie uor liis ?u?ces?or can h;<1 tose who are not up to date in p t}ii:?r' heir taie?, a?.d f"> suggeit ttjat th* I usIj begin a* early h.s ;he 15*.h No-1 ?vl om I iu-J'3 ;:.l ot' as heretofore on ; cac ifi 1n*h 2^ " HAYNE McMEEKLN", ! ^ ( onuty Tr? adorer. ' Wiansboro, S. C., G Oct., 1898. 1 i111 KEPOBT OF 4 Goity Sprrisof. 1 LAIMS APPE07BD AT TH : LAST 1 Meeting or the Boaed ofCocxtt CoiiinssioxERS Held on OCT 3rd, 1898. I The foliowiugcteims were examined iu spprovea on state ua?e iand. 01 S98: ?>. Am unt i9itEE'lUin, " $23 40 !0 11 ? Eiii.sj:i, 37 00 , n 8 G Tennsnr, 162 50 J 12 .Int,<i Bacii&nas, 5 00 >3 E u Jeter, 5 00 ^ >i George Rutledge, 6 56 >5 II PKobu, 12 50 ?1 S R Johnston, 150 00 ' 2 W G Smith, 12 50 r:3 J L Richmond, 100 00 A L Scruggs, 8 04 'o R E Stewart, 12 50 "6 iaml McCormick, 12 50 *7 E II Heins, 12 50 1 "8 Jas B Steven?on, 12 50 :y J ? noun, 12 50 >0 D A B'com, 12 50 ^ $1 J A *Vooten,^_ 6 >2 T B M cKin^try, 7 w* >3 Jno D Blair, 12 5CM I 51 Jof McMeekin, 12 oOB 35 II F Bftesche), 12 50? 36 W A Cook, 12 50 fl 37 Juo C Buchanan, 5 00M H 33 Jno R Hamilton, ? 12 oOfl 39 Joo II Crawford, 12 30fl )0 Jno H Cooper, 12 oOfl 31 Jj L Bolick, 18 )2 HH Jenningre, 69 5fl 33 Winnsbcro Batik, 275 7(fl The following claims were examined? ,>a T>~~A ~ - -1 o_: >.? uu a^j;iv?cu vu ityau AUU I md of 1898: 10. AmoRDtM 39 Lszii as .Johnson, $ 5 sfl LO S J?'?s's Giaddeu, 10^ 11 A U Hood, 20m 12 S fl \ llfl .J \i D &. nandez, llW 14' V I Uiowney, llfl 15 .J .o R Craig, ifl 1G VV J 'yiowney, 17 M S llerron, 10S 18 Jas S Alien, iM ?G J F McM aster, 24* il J F McM.liter, 1S2? i2WB Wrialr, 1* 13 W B Creight, agent, 16S 14 S II Morgan, llifl 15 RB Ei uaiidrz, 11 (fl 16 R S Spc-nce. I dH 17 U G DesPortes & Co, 6b ? 48 TO Boozer, 43 n 19 Jj Tj*t;dccker, 7 Ofl 50 J-iOil Pickett, 24 M 51 A .VicD.-uaJd, 3 9 52 A McKeuwn & Son, 33 Jno D .\JcCarl?> & (Jo, H 54 J A McOorey, ?1?^^625^^^ 55 W G Biiikhe*d, 2 00 34 U G B'.uhvare, 25 00 35 W A Ner, Mipr, ]5 00 56 C W H ooin, ' 8 20 37 S R Johnston, 1 50 9S Juo K Cr:;wforJ, 300 36 A D Ho:id. 91 On 30 Wiliism Smith. 3 00 31 T L Este?, 8 50 The following claims were examined ud approved on Poor Rouse fund of fOS: o. Amount. 26Fi;Lapo, $2 25 27 B Q Montgomery, 9 00 28 Greer P*1 rr,e>r. 11 fifl 29 Calvin 0 Weir, 8 00 30 0 B Ricamorul, 72 2* 31 S C Broom, 2 O 32 DL Glenn, . 4 60 33 Sampson Harris, 3 82 34 DesPortes Mercantile Co, . 16 00 35 A J Hinnanf, 3 15 56 Farmers' Fire Insurance Co, 5 00 -? 57 J M Elliot.', 7 00 58 B Q Montgomery, 9 00 59 Henry Boo]ware, 16 00 rr?SO F M Ilabenicbt, 9 00^^ 58 Henrietta Jackson, 2 The following claims were examined t:d approved on Public Baildicg fand f 1898. io. Amouiit. 36 Prej-ti.D T?ion_ $ 1 AO 57 J F McMastcr, 4 80 58 Sara Garrison, 2 09 39 J no D Smart, 2 50 1 S It Jo-iiuton, 2 37 2% Preston Rion, 2 00 3 V/ A Ceatv, 16 50 i JCCaldvv'e;!, 26 90 5 Colombia Stationery Co, 3 75 6 VV, E & Cogswell Co, 12 80 7 J F XJcMa$terr 41 50 9 B G Tennant, 3 65 0 YV, E & Cogswell Co, 2 00 1 do certify that the above / a correct copy of claims approved _, ; the la&t meeting' of ih? Count? J oard held October" 3,1898. B. G. TENNAZf r, 8 3 . Caanfcjr Sapcvisor F. C. he easy wm "HOUSEHOLD" sewm machine. iliC MO^T MODERN SEWIX?tF M A ::IIINE OF TIIE AGE?, EM W: \.BilA?;lNG ALL OF THEir \ LATEST IMPROVE- ' ^ \ ME NTS. "v Kfceqna'ed for * T~\? "U VJV-~_ -!_/ L1X ii , Range of Work, andiSimplicitv. ^ Oid Sewing Machines taken iV^ex a;j^o. D ealers wauOd in nnoccapied torri. v~ r/. Correspondence solicited. Address, . H. DERBYSHIRE, 0?XFKA.L AGSNT, j r-t'ir im\7i r?ivii>f/-v*TT* v? ?1ADE rVlE A WAN AJAXT??Lfrrsw;?:TITLLTCUEE / " ALA s -.-xc,. j : . .*. ,cs?Failing Mc=i* f 2f<Sl ??7?I?po'w;-.^iocj/lioiaass,etc,caused ! i>y Abuse or other Kzcesses end Incisl ?&* cr0tt?3S- ??' *'2/ <;?tic.\-ly and sttrcUj > restore Loct V.?c!ft7 in ?3dcrsennB.fia?i ;S^5k ;".ta I? i.ifs'-ur rasrriase. ;->r=?>5>i'rc.v?t; I up ?.?. Ccnsuaptioa if ;-u :a jib*. ih--ir t>:> ?. j irar_ - (';iato lrtorc--c.o nac ?5oct? r. ( trharj all <jtl>cr Ixiil In; u;--oa h::7i;:;r via ct-toini Ajaz "iiblcis. Ti57 acsr&ith>ii3TvLji2d willc-roroi. Voni^eaposo T?ri;Ma ;ruaract-:e to e2cct a cure ??$ r*T5 iti hcasoor rsJaad tiio sicso;. I'riojCV Viv?;?r =s^9; or siz pkcos (lull iraataor.? fcr $?&). I./ U, la Dials wrawwr. U!x>a receipt oi rrico. Circa:2r B- AJAX REMEDY CO., H*??rn?~ 'or sale by J>*0. H, McMASTEB * CO., Wlnnaboro. S. C.