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'/""r ' " , L^ >?-'- - ' --*? -v - LOCAL INTELLIGENCE v. - i Wednesday, Xovombcr 2, - 189S LOCAL. BKIEFS. { ?Tbo siar route between Ridge wa- ; and Myrtle has been discoutinaed. ?Pawnee Bill's Wild West will ex-j - "r* -? C" j LlOlt 1 u TV incsooro on oaiu- usiv, j Noven-ber 12, for one day only. ?B:-h >p Gran1- of the A. M. E.J Church preached twice on Sunday at) the Me hodist Church to large congre- i gations ?Mav Lillie is a good rider a^d j justly holds the title of tbe champion j female horseback shot of the world.? ; Wash'; gton Pjst?The officers of the lit 3. C. Regiment have decided to have a portrait of the Iste Co:. Joseph K. Alston painted. This portrait will b~- presented to Mrs. Alston. / XT* ^ 1? T?! "/-?/ **-? ka- rA/tAi-.f 1 v -XL : IV ?J J*Jli l~*JLk Lii" ItWwWJ AVCV j t;vo fine cows. The cows had Texas j fever, that terrible disease that has j killed s:, m*ny fiae cows in town and throng licut the county. ?Monday evening was All-Halloween la Scotland and Ireland there sre many superstitions connected with th's day, and it is observed in varioa? ways by the young people. ?Graad Master J. T. Barron will deliver a public lecture in the^jcourt bouse on Thursday night on masonery. The public generally as well as all Masons are cordially invited. After the lecure the M. M. degree will be conferred. ?It wa3 learned on Monday in Winnsboro that Contractor J. C. Huey Pa has been instructed to proceed with the work of building tbe new passenger depot. It is presumed from this that the railroad commissioners have deeided the matter. ?An old man sevenly-eight years n*aa ArtnAef*/^ Ar? Cnn^OT? i UiU. TV ttUCOlvU VU KJUU ?*C*J v ? upon a charge Tinade by his* wife that he h*d attempted to cut her thro At. They are factory people, but have been boardiug at C. A. Lucas'. He was up before Intendaiit Coan on Monday, but was dismissed. ?In Tuesday's issue we stat?d that the land upon which the MethodisU are to build a chapel for the factory operatives had been bought from Mr. W. B. Oreight. The land wa3 not bought from Mr. Creight but was given b*- him to the Methodist Church Before longa^nmjittlej&afi&Lw ill be ?Cards have been received aunoaneing the approaching marriage of Mr. A. S. Gaiilard, of Columbia, to Miss Mflrv Rvllan^v O'Neale. dari^hter cf Mr. and Mrs. Richard O'Keale, of Columbia. The wedding will take place on Wednesday, November 9tb, at three o'clock in the afternoon in the ^7 First Presbyterian Church. ?'Th? Charlotte Observer of Sunday, October 30tb, slated that Mrs. T. R. Robertson of that city had been telegraphed :or to see her husband, Capt. T, R. R bertson, who was <very sick in camp* at Savannah. Mr?. Robertson^ieft on Saturday night for Savan^ to s-ay unt:! Capt. Robertson is ; better The many friends of Capt.. Robertson in Winnsboro hope that he i . will soon be much better. -?It is no exaggeration to say that ^gJBP~Pawnec Bill's Historical Wild West *nd Grand Mexican Hippodrome, which exhibited in Boffdlo yesterday, was decidedly gibe best performance . given here for many year?, without i any exception. Tbe performance was i fully up to what tbey had promised, ^ p-ft Afinn auu UUlVCl^ai caLf9ia\/UV7Ui ? Bafiklo, X. Y., Courier. ?Mr. T. \7. Lauderdale, of Winnsboro, is one of the visitors Urthe city for gala wo?k. Mr. Lauderdale is , presidentof the Fairfield Cotton Mills, ! which, due tu Irs careful management, " promise to be one of the most prosperous mills in the up-coantry. Mr. ! Lauderdale speaks encouragingly of ! the condition of the up-country, but ? ? ~-c <.-u~ ,^-p 50} 8; VJL WUitC, wllO IV TV VJ. v^v/cton rsdnces the amount of money in circulation to the minimum.?Charleston Post. ?The paswnger depot question was ^ up before the railroad commission on Thursdav. Capt. K. A. Gaillard, E. B. Ragidale and T. H. Ketcbin represented the petitioners in favor ot tbe Ifr old depot, and W. D ^Donglass as attorney tl:e petitioners in favor of the -1 ^ Xf \7T /I T% A. -new cepor. Jtiessrs. yy . v,. ?>caiy, U. G/ DesFortes and Capt. C. S. . Dwight were also present a? spectators. Tbe commission reserved its The Best Plaster. A piece of flannel dampiued with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound (PSMg on to tbe affected parts is superior to j any plaster. Wbeu troubled with a. r?ai?j i?5 'ha chest or side, or a lame ! back, give it a trial. You are certain I to te moie than pleased with the! prompt relief which it affords. Pain j ft* Balra is also a certain cu-c tor rheuoaa-; J? tf*uj For sale by McMaster Co., drug- i gists. * | Grand Display oJt Hats and 6oanets and j Millinery Xovt-lties. Havit? Been in the business for over j I f SO years. I am certainly up in the j ^ business; besides having the assistance i ?bf a firs-l class np to-datc milliner, j Miss ocnil), of Baltimore, in (his de-; L partmc-rt. Satisfaction guaranteed, j Give us a call before you decide about F your bar. Mrs. J. O. Boas-. ; " " ' I Doctors Say; Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in miasmatic disE tricts ?.'e invariably accompan p ied by derangements of the j Stomach Liver and Bowels. , L The Secret of Health, j H The liver is the great "driving! "wheel" in the mechanism of man; and when it is out oforder, i the whole system becomes de- ! y Tutfs Liver Pills | Csre a!! Liver Troubles. ! I r ~ - * - - - . . JB?MM I IIBIHHI1 IIIHIMHIIIMUM??M Baking Powder a J Made from pure ^ cream of tartar* ft Safeguards the food b against alum* ? I Atom fcakingf powders are &e greatest { menacers to neaMi of the present day. ja MBETIXG OF CAHP KAIXES. ri II There will be o meeting"* Carop ' Raines in the Court House in Winr*- c, boro on Monday, November 7th next, at lp.m., to take into consideration the subject matter of a circular re- c ceived from General Walker, which -t| will be read at the meeting, and also other matters of importance. Attention is also called to the fact that 3To- ? vember 1st is the date set for payment ^ to Adjutant Jno. J. Neil oi contributions and subscriptions to tbe Monu- Q ment to the Women of the Confederacy. A full meeting of the camp is raquested. K. E. Jennings, Commander. Success?Worth. Knowing. 40 years' success in the Soutb, proves ^ Hughes'' Tonic a great remedy for u Chills and all Malarial Fevers. .Better d than Quinine. Guaranteed, iry it. At Druggists. 50c. and $1.00 bottles. * t aUT.T.TXEBY-OPEXiyG. t: c The ladies of the town and county ^ who have not yet attended Mrs. J. D. ^ McCarlev's millinery opening should certainly call at once and see the beau- y tiful display of hats. There are many ^ beautiful pattern hat3 and bonnets, it jis a very complete stock. The room6 are very tastefully decorated for the ^ opening, and the goods are displayed to great advantage. One of the pret- a tiest bonnets is of black velvet, with *'vn An rtf A mATH/tOn hOQTlfxr TTftlvpf , Lv UVUf-O VX AUIWlvau wv?tuvj * vv and handsome jet ornaments, and is ^ exceedingly pretty and Frencby. }j There is also a large line of dainty baby caps of every description. The ^ hats are very stylish and Miss Nettie v Sitgreaves, the .milliner^..will be glad ^ to show yoa all of these pretty things. Be sure snd go to see them. 0] b! IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS. H S( The manufacturers of Castoria have ^ been compelled to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to familiarize the j public with the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher. This has been necessitated by reason of pirates counterfeiting the hi Castoria trade-mark. This counter- p] feiting is a crime not only against the d< proprietors of Castoria, but against g; the growing generation. All persons cc should be careful to see that Castoria f? bears the signature of Chas. H. ai Fletcher, if they would guard the T health of their children. Parents and ft mothers, in particular, ought to care- gi fully examine the Castoria advertise- fa ments which have been appearing in Ji (his paper, and to remember that the fa wrapper of every bottle of genuine m tasioria Dears me-iac-simue oiguaiure w of Chas. S. Fletcher, under whose supervision it has been manufactured vi continuously for over thirty year3. d( ? tt MKS. T. C. CAMAK'S DEATH- m Mrs. Lou Camak, wife of T. C. 111 M Uamak, died at her home in Fairfield County on Vfedncsday night, October m 26, 1898, after an illness of several weeks with typhoid fever, which ?he 0 endured with Christian patience and ai resisruation. The messenger brought ? no terror to her, bat found her pre- w pared and awaitiDg the summons. c( She had given in her beautiful, o?nsistent Christian life, as well as in ker te deathbed talks to her husband, children and friends, abundant assurance that she was ready. She leaves her husband and seven children, besides a host of kindred and friends, to mourn her loss, which to her we are sure is eternal gain. Her ? .... . . ~ H remains were laid to rest in newei cemetery on Friday following the date of her death. The funeral services ^ were conducted by Rev. Mr. Miller, the Methodist preacher in charge of Fairfield Circuit, and her pastor. A Friend. J f< Yellow Jaundice Cured. Suffering humanity should be sup- It plied with every means possible for its 0] relief. It is with pleasure we pub- g lish the following: "This is to certify that I was a terrible sufferer from Yellow Jaundice for over six months, n< and was treated by some of the best physicians in our city and all to no avail. Dr. Bell, our druggist, recommended Electric Bitters; and after ^ taking two bottles, I was entirely H cnrea. 1 now ra^e great pieature w 9i recommending them to any person snfferinjr from ibis terrible rcalad}'. I am gratefully yours, M. A. Hogarty, b Lexington, Ky." Sold by McMaster Uo., druggists. 4 (j COMING AND GOING. f 11 Miss Ssllie McMeekin was in town VI7 ? ,5 _ J h f? WUUCfiUtt) j ~ Mr. John G. Aiobley lia* returned ^ from Columbia. A Miss Mamie Taylor i* visiting rela- ^ tives in Columbia. a' Her. T. D. Bratton, of Spartanburg-, spent Friday in town. Comptroller General Derham was in town Tuesday on official busings. Mis.? Lily Hoffman, of Blylhrwood, n is visiting her sis'er Mrs. Preston c Riou. ^ Miss Felder, who has bseu visiting v Mrs. D. V. Walker, returned oc il Thursday to her home in Orangeburg. n Mrs. R. V. Bray has returned <o her ^ home in Fairfield after a delightful v vi;.it to her.'sister, .Mrs. J. .a. Jiy?rs at c Fort Marion. ' L Miss Margaret I. Gladden, one of J Wionsboro's. most charming and hi?h- E Jy accomplished young ladies, i3 visit- v irg friends near GnthriesvilJe, ths 5 guest cf Misses Kitty as>? Ida Hara;haw. * ?Yo kvilie Enquirer, c MB. MOORE THANKS HIS FRIENDS. Mr. Editor: Plea?e allow me fpace your paper for a few remarks. The ig fighi as lo who should be Auditor [>r Falrgeld c uuty has at last been ecided by the S'ate Executive Comuitee. Although I have been defeateJ, in mic-: *o myself and my friends I j jade ? fair and honorab'e fight over j le matter. Notwithstanding: my de- I :at, I hive very much to be proud of, sviuj: not only received in the first, a* also in the second primary a very 3:cp!ini'}Dlary and highly flattering ote. To those of my friends who manio mueh interest in my behalf, ud who at the ballot box gave such aroist::kable evidence of that inter St, Gild to ciy special (riends who ?nder-.-d tue Mich viable service in laking t;je cauvas? of the county I SLitn/i my sincere thaaks and appreiatioa cf their^ind^ess towards me. Ia conclusion, let me say to the peole of Fairfield County that at the aropaign meetings aud in canvassing 3e county I never have met with a io:e sociable and hospitable set of e-ople. 1 was treated at your homes dth the greatest kindness, and was lade to feel that I was among friends I hope to call on you again in 1900 11 I UV/ . VI'I LUig^vui Seorge W. Moore. Rii ge* ay, Oct. 25. 1898. DUCK LICK ITEMS. The high waters recently on the iver and creek did considerable arnage to the crops planted in the oi.tom lands. The farmers are busy .gathering L -*44?? "U ? iU/v 1/\?TT flriro Ljfcir ixmuxj} uut tuc pijlwo ^tfv hem no encouragement to plant heavy rops of it next year. One of our armera has decided not to plant a ill of it. Mr. N. A. Poay has been very unrell for some time, but we are glad ) learn that he is now improving. >r. Team, in going oat from Eidgeray to see him last week, came near aving a serious time of it in the i>aaL* Tiatmoon \foscrC T?. T?_ ('ftSSfilft' udPeav's. Tbe creek was up, and le doctor attempted to cross and in oing so lest his medicine case and ad a very unpleasant time of it all ound. Mrs. K. V. Bray returned to her ome some days ago from Hopkins rhere she has been for the past teu reeks nureing a sick sister. Mr. B. J. Borilware is at borne now a a vTsitrta-his loved ones, tie has een in Tampa, Florida, for several lontns, ana irom cis appsarance 11 3ems to have agreed very much with : im. * M. C. P. Oct. 29,189S. | M1TFORD BRIEFS. 1 Autnmn, "The sadest of the year." as ccme sgaia and brought with it [enty of work for the farmers to o. Almost every ?ne is bnsy sewing rain, digging ^potatoes, gathering )rn and cotton. It has been a very 1 tZ ? U A ivoraoie xau xur n&i vcbuu? iuu uup 3d most of the cotton has beeu picked. . he seasons kave been very favorable : >r the last week or so for sowing < -ain, and I believe almost all the j rmerg will sow oai3 and wheat, idging from expressions ;among the xiaers would say that there will be ;ore wheat sown than since the civil ar. The chain gang has been in onr ; LCinity for some time. The work )ne by~ it is just spleadid. Everyting is carried on smoothly and syste- , laticaliy. People in the neighbored like Mr. Hood and the guards, , [r. Morgan and Mr. Ernandez, very inch. Don't believe there's a man in le county who is more suitable for rerseer than Mr. 3ood. He's quiet JU. jJlillii LftKILI 9 UUl uiiu auu uvuubui ie seems fo know the meaning of ttfe ord <ldntv." Mr. Tennant and his v-laborers are to be congratulated poD their selecting a man so compe;nt. C. S. F. Get. 29, ;ys. BLTXHEWOOD NEWS. The weathor has been engaged in lining fo/ the last few days, and the ind endeavoring to fill oar eyes with md, aud now Jack Frost appeals, 'evertheless onr town 13 on a boom. The police not being near, there ^?as nite a little fracas on Main Street a iw eveni;:gs ago by two negro men, ae striking the otber a heavy blow, iflicting a gash across his head, hich wa? seon patched ,by Dr. Lang>rd. Dr. S. W. |iSooKnarot went 10 uuimbia Jasf Thursday for the purpose f purchasing a nerv carpel lor the aptiet Church. Mr. Clark Laugford spent iast Wedesday in Columbia. Jlc-^rs. J. R. Hoffman, C. A. Ciink:a!es, E. 3. Price, C. H. Wil-on and ohu Ectzuiioger, of the 1st S. u. i legiment returued to Columbia ihe 6th. Miss Mattie Enizminger, oi Caamen, a? been visiting relatives near here. Mr. 21 Dd Mrs. M. O. Ward went to loiui'.ibiu last Monday. Mis* Lily Hofiujan it visiting reiave*> iu Winn6boro. Tb^re iwas an entertainment giren y the iadie6 of Sandy Level for the euefif of the church which ^ as quite success. Died, Ociober 17ik. at her home ear here, Mrs. Emalinc Rainei, ged ?0 vears. Chrvianthemom. ' Oct. 27? '9S. Discovered by a Woman. Aao'lit*:' great discoverv ha- been lade, ihattoo, by a lady iii this ountry. -'Disease fastened its clutches pon b?ir and for ecren \ears she withstood its severest test?, but her ital organs *rerc? undermined and eath stcmc;-! imminent. For three souths fhc coiu;lie'.! iucessantiy, and ould not sleep She finally discovered . way to recovery, by purchasing of is a bottle of Dr. King's New Disovery for Consumption^ and was so Quch'reiievftd on taking first dose, that lie slept all night; and with two bot les, nas osen aosomieiy cureu. jqci sarao is Mis. Luther Lutz. "Thus rri'es W. C. Hammick & Co., of Jhelby, N. 0. Trial bottles free at tfcMaster Co.'s drug store. Regular ize bOi aud $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. -4 ' " III IWII1 IWll HBI M II III II Ill RIDGE WAY LOCALS. On Thursday ni^ht last Mr. R T. BJcir met with a very serious loss in tbe burning of his stables and barn near town. Mr. Blair had just finished harvesiitig his corn and hay crop which was very large, and this with all ol his farming implimeuts were a total loss. Fonr or Ave hogsia a pen near by were also burned to death. Trie mu'es ia soti;e wav escaoed. Mr. Blsir bad 20,GOO pounds of pea vine luy and about 400 bushels of cirn and had just finished hauling the day before. $500 is a low estimate of his loss. Mr. H. W. DesPortes returned from Charleston on Saturday, lie reports-a very large crowd-'fu attendance durir.g gala week. Mr-v J( N. LyjTUiSter is visiting in Colombia. MIst Bessie McMaMcr spent Salur^ C. A .. uay aru oulu;*\ uu uuiiiu. Mr. Ceo. D. McMastcr, of Wir.-nsboro, was iti tow.i for a short vvtiiie Sunday evening. Mr. J A. Grigsby, who for some time ba3 been assistant postmaster at this place, has moved back to bis farm near Bear Bre?k\ The sportsmen are anxioa-ly awaiting the firit of November. Birds are plentiful tbis year and the boys cxpect; to bag Jots of game. The I'resbyterian was the only congregation who had service ou Sunday. Mr. Herndon preached a forcible sermon which was very much enjoyed. Mr. Chas. K Rahb, who has been fAr*vr. 1 /3ore i'o Anf QOfftin UliVYCU JUi KAHj Cj AG VU.U Mrs.J. A. DesPortes, who is visiting her daughter Mrs. J. B. Boyd, has beeu indisposed fjr several days. Mr. A. F. Ruff, of Rock Hill, spent several davs in town last week. J. O. If. From New Zealand. Reefton, New Zetland, Nov. 25,1896. I am very pleased to state that since I took tbe aerencv of Chamberlain's medicincs tbesalejh'as been very large, more especially of the Cough Remedy. In two years I have sold more of this particular remedy than of all other makes for the previous five years. As to its efficacy, I have been informed by scores of persons of the good results they have received from it, and know its value from the use of it in ray own household. It is so pleasant to fake that we have to place the bottle beyond the reach 0f the children. E. J. SCANTLEBURY. For sale by McMaster Co., druggists. : ?Pawuec Bill's Historical Wild West This truly superior organization exhibited here Saturday last, and ! when we say the performances of novelty and thorough enjoyment iwere equal to anything of the kind ever seeu here, we but voice the universal sentimant of those who attended Tbe proprietor, Major Gordon "W. Lillie (Pawnee Bill), is a gentleman in every : respect, and well worthy of the patronage of the public at large.?Balti more, Md., San. Look! A Stitch in Time Saves nine. Ilnghes' Tonic (new improved, taste pleasant), taken in early sprinsr and fall prevents Chills, Dengue and Malarial Fevers. Acts on the liver, tones up the system. Better than Quinine. Guaranteed, try it. At Druggists. 50c. and $1.00 bottles. * ?Id a few days Mr. Q-.D. Williford and family will move into their new borne in the northern part of town; Mr. Preston Rion asd family will move into the McMasjer house wh?n the Wiilifords move out, and Rev. J. D. Crcut and family will occupy the house that was bought sometime ago by the Methodists for a parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. McCarley will rent tbo old Methodist parsonage. I Evmy SfT* v>j ' \ ividnth f a A V there are thousands of wo- *? men who nearly suffer death ^ A from irregular merscs. Some- A \ times the * period " comes too \ V often?sometimes not often v $ enough?sometimes the flow is ^ \ too scant, and ag;;in it is too r) a profuse. Each symptom shows K f that Nature needs help. and v , $ that there is trouble in the or- j ? gans concerned. Be careful \ \ when in any of the above con- ^ r ditions. Dor.'i uke y and r ] ^ every nostrum advertL-.d to () ^ cure female- troubles. A a .? :-nr; r-^c a ? DSUlsJCiZLIJ 3 \ | FEMALE SEGUlATOR 5 d is the one <:<fu a::Ct sure $ > medicine for irn-^nlat <;i pain- a \ ful menstruation. It tares ail \ $ the r-ismentsthac ate eaused by * A irregularity. si:cli -.s leucor- A a rhcea, falling of :i;c <-vomb, ;>; \ nervousness: pai:> ia *:i\: head. \ ? back, breasts, shoulders. sides, V v hips and limbs. Ky regulating ? A the menses so thai ihev occur >. \ every tweuty-i-ighth day. all \ y those ac'.jcs disappear t?>getber. ? & Just before y??ur -in;j comi:?. ? \ get a bottle and sec how much %' \ good it will do yea Druggists \ Y sell it at Si. A e. v . Ci | THE BSAD:-:S;.:) :-:.:ou:?a CO. | XfSX JAPANESE ca&n ip i l*ej <ZL Ezzzzss&ssmn CURB A New a:!<! Complete Treatment, consisting of SUPPOSITORIES,"Capsules cf Ointment and two Boxes ol Ointment. A never-failing cure for Piles of every nature and degree. It makes an operation with the knife, which is painful, and often results in death, i--aneivssa:y. Why ensure this terrible disease 1 s.Vo paefc a Wriite." Guarantee in each $1 Bos. No Cure, No Pay. 50c.a::J u bcx, 6 for <5. Sent: y waii. Samples free or.? CONSTlPATiON gsyrait'SSaiS Zrcat LIVXH ?.nd STOMACH KHHl;LATOKnisil !:LOOD I .,R!i"IER. ar.d pleasi.'il '.3 take: c?rrc:aliy adapted tor ckiUresivs use. 50 c -'S-.-s 25 ct:i:s. p'REii.?A vir.l cf these famocs little Pellets will bo ?ven w ith a $1 bax or more of P '~ Cur-:. Notich?Th:: ofsv.sk ri'.Esa I-.i-an cs? 7 il~ C-J&'J. :> sal? ~"'y by J. J. OBJ3AR, Druggist, "Winnsboro, S. C. HPt\ Blfiia and Whiskey Habits hb BJI SSI ELfi2 cured at home with Uh I a H Iran out pain. Boot of parts a w B Wa tiralarBsent FEEE. B.M.W00LL2Y, M.D. Atlanta, ?3T?fflc? Prygr St. / s BLACKBTOCK LOCALS. We have bsen having >ume fine weather for g&thering'cotton, hauling in corn and mowing bay, all of which j tbe farmers have given good attention; ! but a great many are very near dis-; couraged by the price of cotton aud ! talk of slop ^planting it, but r.ext year j it wni De tne same oia iiiing- uver again. Corn is turning oat fairly well; I some are Jmaking enough to sapper: their farms and tome are no:; bat the I average i$ far short. The pea vine ] hay excels everything on the farm, j and I think if all the farmers have 1 done ibeir duty this fall there wiil be i no need for thsm to have any inferior hay for the marfcet. Death ba3 visheo. our i^nvounity since onr l&st from this place. Miv. Il-crie! I Bcli dit.-ri at "ihr home *.;f ih;Mi?.f?s Bighorn, iu iI'o.'k, wtier.' iho bad gone, thinki-:?: ha- if., liiigut be of some benefi to her h ai-b Mrs. Bell was a qve?, dcvi:t?d chvisnian, ani Je^v^s five brv, 'ill of whern are grown, an; a host or re la lives iu<i f:ici:ds t'> ]~.:ut:nt her h-s-. The Blacksiock Higa Schooi, under the management of Mr. Star Mason and Miss Janie Thompson, is in good condition. The Shady Grove school opened two weeks ago with Miss Mattie Mills as teacber. Oar merchants are buying a great deal of cotton this year. \fr J_ "R. flrator has taken th? "tid" ?w ??- ? o--r and gone to traveling for a crockery and glassware company. The soldiers are at home now and they can beat any old Confederate veteran I ever heard spinning yarns. Mr. Arther Craig ha3 opened a school at Woodward. We kuow Mr. Arther will make a success as he is a hustling young man. Our doctors have been real busy for the past few days. Mr. W. J. Lathan has been very sick with toncelitus. Oct. 25, '98. Early Bird. X/CAiU^OD V(U*UV? MV Vta | by local applications as tbey cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way t* cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. WheD this tube is inflated you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, arid unless the in flamraation can be taken ont ana tois i tube restored to its normal condition, bearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing bnt an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure- Seud for circulars r frpp. "f""jrCHENEY &C0., Toledo, O SSold by Druggists, 75c. Skin Diseases. For the speedy and permanent cnre of tetter, salt rheum and eczema, Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is without an equal. It relieves the itching and smarting almost instantly and its continned use effects a permanent cure. It also cures itch, barber's itch, scald head, sore nipples, itching pile?, chapped hands, chronic sure eyes and crrrcnnlnforJ lirls Dr. Cady's Condition Powders for horses are the best tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge. Price, 25 cents. 'Sold by McMaster Co., Druggists. * Hi^biPO Wsllv B?ST5SES VITALITY ! THE ' Of >V?0. GREAT ? EfRENCH REMEDY produces the'above result ? in 30 days. Cures Nervotts Debility. Impoleney, Varicocele, Failing Memory. Stops all drains and losses caused by errors of youth. ]t wards off Insanity and Consumption. Young Men renin Manhood and Old Men recover Youthful Vigor. It gives vigor and ssze to shrunken organs, and fits a man for business or marriage. Easily carried io '.he vest pocket. Price Tft PTQ 6 Boxes J2.5C by mail, in plain pack-OIJ Lj | 0.?.zs. with written guarantee. CR. JSLANO'KASRA, Paris Sold only by 'J. J. OBEAR, Druggist, Winnsboro, S. G. Augusta, Oa- Actwl Busies. No Tea Books. Start tfgic. Cheap bofcrd. S^dfqtjQjfai^eSTEADY INCOME AT HOME You can make $25 per Week. Bither Sex. I'll Start you in the Mail Order Business day or evening. No Peddling. M. Young, 363 Henry St., Brooklyn, N. Y. Cle?rjc3 "snd tci'ilifics tha h*lr. Promote* c losariact growth. .Never Fails to Hectare Gray Hair to ita Youthful Color. Csrcf A hair tal'.iTig. SENT Fi.EE housekeepers? Liig COMPANY'S HIM 01 M COOK BOOKtelling how to prepare manydell c&te and delicious dishes. Address, Liebig Co., P.O. Box, 271S New York. j SHEBIFF'S SALE BY VIRTUE OF EXECUTIONS to rne directed, I have levied upon and 9T9 ill O 1 1 ^Af/NVA til/* in >*111 C^ll V/VU*" IIVU'U *l? Winnsboro, S. U-, fro ihe highest ca*>h bidder, on vhe FIRST MONDAY JN NOVEMBER, the following nesorlbed tracts of land, conteininsr Cue Hundred a?;d Thirty (ISO) A?>c?, and bounded north by land* of W. M. Ho^d; east bv lands of J. E. Flanigan; south by T. W. Sligh; we>t by E H. fleir.s ar.d Emma Stewart. Al?o One Hundred and Thirtv (ISO) Acres, bounded north by lands of Lewis jharpe and estate of E. A. Kennedy; east by lands o! Adolphn* Kelh* orel r.c.tn'f W A Trotinorl v - by esfai- ci Thona? deceased, and estaie ?i: fi. A. Kennedy; west by P. H. Fianigan. Levied upon as tbs property of P. H. and J. E. Flanigan, at the euit of A. F. Raff and A. F. Ruff & Co. R. E. ELLISON, S. F. C. Winnsboro, S. C., Oct. 14, 1898; 10-lotd v 2 j ?ures si jw illii liL aSm i\/r '?Y, s ! r fp? "i i 1 ss^fa^ 1 U '^rP1 loi; HL * ;KV \ Whit 0 Cr ^ shou ? Gerstle's Fema ?? *"?(G. F. I ?P Which is absolutely the best female remedy &h been negligent and allowed disease.to fasten vSy spair of being cured. This medicine is a i c=?5) those ingredients intended by nature as a re' V?.l7 tore Tint if ritVip-r TY?mpr<ir><5 hfOTI tried 2H( ?male Panacea will not fail. !i there is digestion or biliousness, move the bowels sre Joseph's Liver Regulator. If your dras write us snd we will send them to 3'ou. nil cl Panacea, Sl.OO per Bottle. Liver] L. GERSTLE & CO., S??8?8088311 For the Only C WILD - IN AMERICA, WITH ITS GKEAT KU EXHIBIT , Winnsboro, Satur fv? $ Vs ^KjwiBBar?ai. t-J?:$*< '/.; *- " v?-*, ,< !> ?>, .-. ?& ;'; ' ( "*\S &&&&* it%0^jmmim^n Pawnee HISTORIC - WI Indian Museum, Indian Village, Hippodrc Novelties, an army ot Mexican Vaqueros, men and Western Plainsmen in contes wondrous skiliwith Horses, Mustai and the Lariat. Rounding up tail Street File.' TWO EXHUBITIO Doors open at laiitc-7-P, li F hour late FALL '? OUR PREPARATIONS FOR YOI thorough and our stock is ho*, eady f-ir vol The fac< that low price cotton makes roor.ey to render good service by ehctvii g a grc^t i reachcd with cheaD cotton. We call the ladies special attention . to our fine stock of seasonable Dress ! Goods, Novelties in plain and figured j Venetians, mixed efficts in Silk and j ^ Wool, a great variety of Coloring--, j to h Cottoa troods nave never neeii ascneap | "jc as now. We bave a fall stock of all you Staple Cotton Goods, with great varie- g^0( ty in eolers of Printi, Percale?, etc. VS MILLINERY. ? Oar fall stock is the most complete, newest, and most stylish we have ever ^ shown. We can fonrnish you the best J jjaf work and up-to-date goods >it pric?s to ! a.;(j ploase you. | >ve are uusuing iur ira::e anu win *uj ycu a^d nave you money. The best goods s GIVE US A C ^CALDWELL li. Jf -iJL -0J3 'e*a?iq ?d "^^i^a^l^Sopassica 'sjnscsa 3Jsj *ssiCt08s j kflB^Spggy jo; sdmsns -oz puss *.CJ0j5B;srj8S ? I^SygljB ?oa ;{ popanju Xnnjjosqs .isDoj? i,*t( ^bIH uv *?^B s-t' UB?S J0 *8joi jt poo f Q)IB JfiF 'jCcpiriJjq jsc| 30 sSc osja 'cjjvjs'i ir jgl psjjjsjScjj ao JSp^o A3o?TJ ?w.idx3 3S0J pcdj Knuopjo uc q ^ p.? ifio [JJ M1 I :?' M i S?3tf ^ 1 c: 1.-J C0K|6<??^?MS?r i*? ; .^. L?llP21 J'BOB J0SSJ8IJ(PBB 02C O0HC3J-; US'IO^ ; iojtosjnoipfii *fj2ji fi OJ oiio; SWJS nsat; &?a Jq; ! * 5:qsuciu^ao^ paa BotmaiiJX "*P??a W.V. JOIJCc ?oa c? ios HWL V3<llV J|5c;2 ?se; TO* "Jos;?ps ; ; Japiojqajiooc;^Bi[03?jcjioj jo;i?:s K3IAI j "3[qnop 63 ?pujs sSa jo wesi 6 ci ? ico-'j saris c; . I 3Aiojg pee iwj) 'anjg 'jpcig of 'jotAcna icu.ft ps;i5(J Bins JSJCI. *. j '"*1 ?*??*> U.J >*, 1 aSBsrajdxg Xr^ 3.*a . f i $ a B^ptnssjiredB-'VS ' " i if i /j eotstsf" j h-sv ' x f S? CBi siKcsy .sas \ 7*-} it IU3JJO Nivoava J.V2i=0 vno < "Eouaaiv u! \ i? Su;q;oio ;s eS-^i 8t-;x | \ I 'AliO :,WA M3N 'IS FZQl 'BtOZ'ZOZi | "00 V U3QUf)8N3SQti 7 1 jg? ^ncuj i03Mia oNixna /.a ^ j ^ ITTIOSHTQIffnn U?iHPQ GI^oiQd ? j ?U21Ug [ ERSTLE'S. J lale Panacea ? ? AH Diseases of Women. women are under the impression 2, ;the diseases peculiar to their sex hB pattiral and incurable because so Jc: ?r constantly from them. This is a H| Few women are so badly diseased sT they cannot be cured. It is true, had they taken a remedy that was 2 ent when the first symptoms of dis- fin appeared, a more rapid cure would i been the result. No woman should BP ???* V. f ll'lian )!io mnntWrnft. becomes too frequent, painful.pro- fil obstructed, or irresular in any vray. 5 she suffers from falling o ? t he womb. ( cs. or any other female trouble. she Z Id at once resort to the use of ile Panacea g a ever offered her. Even if she has U itself upon hershe should not de- n mreiy venerable ionic, containing r.edy for suiTering v.-'omen. It mat- g i proven failures?Gerstle's Fe- Ww any tendency to mstiveness. indi- ttfc ntly "with a few mild doses of St. rjdst does not'ccc? these medicines 0k 0 ;.;r;res paid. ut>oti receipt of price. A. Regulator, 2=>c per Package. A' c Chattanooga, Tenn. J S Beeeee?@?ese ?"3? 2. h F xenuine WEST: ROPEAN SUCCESSES, WILL T \T | day, Nov. 12. BILL'S | LD - WEST, t, >me, International Exposition of & fowhfivs. R&riftheros. Frontiers- o'< sts and illustrations of their igs. Ponies, Texas Steers, at and Branding Cattle. E to Ellis M?i.? p. NS DAILY. ' J( erformance begins one r. J MS _ 30D5. m " JI JR FALL NEEDS HAS BEEN T ir incr:cct?on?NE'A' and BRIGHT, ^ scarce, spuis us Vj greater efforts rarieu and at prices that can be e* m SHOES. 2 re have taken more than usual care ave cur shoe eioek complete and of beet. Try us for any style shoe . want; we will show you good v is at low price?. |j re have some good values in C O THING Men's and Boys', cheap, fine lice of Keckwear. Gents' 8 in all styles?new shapes in stiff soft hats?priees low. Gents' ts, Collars antl Cuffs. \ Dply your wan's in a way to please t lowest prices is oar aim. /ALL.? . & RUFF.8mm , ^ " a 3 physician in charge of the Keeley J isiitaro at ii<>t Springs, Ark., and ihe Tri-Elixiria Remedy g 'X, Memphis, Tcnn., has & opened a private instita>e at Ilot Springs (. for the treat^ ment of 1 J rpMne, Wki Opium id; Cocaine Hit, 1 I; i all disease?, th it come to J great health resort, sach ^ heumatism, ueuralsia, iainia, nervous, b!o??d, liver. 1 ney ?uu vu/ujuuit u u mnti=. I His borne treatment for the I whiskey a.:ul drng habit can be cert to ar.y address. Cor- e i\".ponde: ce -oiicited and e^n- 1 r.tferir&I. J s^ue^rencc-p: Any banker or city aiaJ or Hot Springs. 12-1 97 LADE ME A SV1AN . ^rs. AJA.v.TAn:..-" POSITIVELY CUBE A.X.Zf ?"VV:-o-*? !?.'.c-eueo?Fsiiiog Mem-?' ! cry, T:: i.c - ..c;. ?: -r!ossaes?,etc^ cac?sd ~ \ i by ' ?j . ... Lxcesaez ud Indie' crff:-.T?. 2.. ? i.-kiy and surely "2/ ' L': in cldoryounp. &nd h?\ ' ?a m l 3siaes8or Eir.rriage. - r:T..ui Tn? id Con.TTaction if ii-jlru.. vr^ mediate ieprove- i # onr. .a re c.11 other luil In npoa fc v.-iag th: p.*nniiio A.'as Tablets. They J imredthscoo^Jiia^ '. i.!c :r?you. ">Vezlvn apos- : : vrritter. poarant? 3 tc - Cjc'- a euro RjT] f*YC in 1 i case or refund tiia Kon?. Price UW W 1 <s3i per bk?; or six pl-rc- uc.-u-aono for S&EO. By !. ia plain i c. rpos rc *ir>t of price. Circular t AJAX REMEDY CO., i or sale by J>>0.11, Mc H ASTJili & CO., Wianttlioro, S, C. I ?- ^ More W^ches ';|j By So-Called Cheap Watch-" markers than by wearing them too years. ... -~h' "fs ,-|jjg Do you know * ' | liat great promptness, good wo; k ud low prices are tke featcr- s lat have made R Braudtrs bu :ees tbe largest and only suece^s f its kind in this part of t..e , High grade Railroad Watch'*, || lcFEoglish and all kinds of fu - __ ' ign and domestic time-piec.<> urcfully repaired and guaranteed ironghout for 12 months. Old style key wind changed to * tern wind watclics \vithout changig appearance. Only $15.00. 'irst-class work only. Every modern appliance to pro- ^ uce the highest grade of watchipairing promptly for the least toney. 1. BM!T,?, - | ) --Tf-r. >-Sa CHESTER, 5. U lee in Unfit I ^ ^ ^ " ^fp An election will be held at the several ecincts established bylaw in Fairfield^ Dunty, on TUESjLAY, ^NOVEMBER L'H, 1898, for the following officers, to wit: overnor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretaiy : State, Attorney General, Comptroller . sneral, Adjutant and Inspector General, ate Treasurer, State Superintendent of Jucation, one Railroad Commissioner, iree Representatives to the lower branch the Legislature, one Supervisor, one iperintendeutof Education, one Probate ldge. The polls will be opened at 7 A. M., aul ;pt open without intermission until 4 clock j.\ M. The following namedpersons ;have been . >pointed Managers for State and Couuty lections: Albion?Eb. Stevenson, W. J. L. Weir, dam Dunbar. Bear Creek?Walter Allen, Clifford uke, Charlie Heins. BIythewood?A. Dunn, F. E Hood, 15. Hoffman. Centreville?J. S. Sykes, Osborne Moore, )hn Flanigan. Durham's?John Hollis, Wood Durham, C. Willingbam. ; Feasterville?John Wollinj* C. W. Fan- . 2 :tt, J. S. Stone. Gladden's Grove?Daniel Hall, J. Q. ^ laddeD, Frank Isenhower. Greenbriar?T. E. Delleney, J. T Youu ', im Broom. ^y^|Store?rres'onlrby^X^^^^^^^^^^ Jackson's Creek?J. M. Turner, W..J. rawford, J. C. Weldon. Jenkinsville?A. H. Wallace, T. P. onnginer, Charles CbappelL x * -1 Longtown?P. J; Spurrier; S. McCor T T T?AKinc!An IVsT^j vi*) X* V* J-iA/yHMVu. Monticello?T. W. Shedd, F. B. Me'eekin, J. B. Lupo. ~ . : Bidgeway?S. L. Parker,Huff McDowel I, T. r. P. Cleveland. > -* Woodward?J. R. Craig, J. R Harvey, . W. Brice, Jr. Winnsboro?-S.- B. Crawford, J. M. Aarin, T. P. Bryson '" > One of the above nr.med Managers at ich box will call upon the Board of Comissioners at Winnsboro, November 4th, $98, to receive ballot boxes, poll lists and . istructions, and to be qualified. W. R. RABB, W. J. HAG60D, Commissioners of State Elections. 10-22-3w . - 'J fotice of lectin for Mealier of $ * ; . --- : - * ' . . 29 Congress. Ati election wil' be held on TUESDAY, 'OVEMBER 8TH, 1898, at tin legally 3tabiished polling precincts in Fairfield lounty' for a Representative from the ourt'.I Congressional District, in the 56th iongress of the United States. The polls will be opened at 7 A. 31 , an I ept open without intermission until .4 'clock i\ M. The following named persons luve been pp' ir.ted to manage said election,* to wit: ?> Albion?0. H. jJouglass. C. J. Stevenan. C. S. Briee, Jr. N Bear Creek?M. L. Cooper, John Cooper. f. E. Hood. " ^ Blythewood?H. A. Brown, J. W. Brown ohn Woo ten. ' - * ' ' T TT T> Cer.trevUle scnooi tiouse?m. tv. jpj?u?an, W. R. Hogan, Henry Dinkins. Durham's?K. V. Bray, D. n. Roberton, fohri Gibson. Feasterville?H. A Steveu on, R. T. Jiownev, T. D. Owens Gladden's Grove?Thomas McDonald, )avid Higgins, Walfrr Scott. Greenbrier?J. D. Lyles, D. L. Carter, . Vv\ Harrison. Ilawes' Store?W. P. Jones, J. \V. * /larke- Charley Robinson. Horeb?N. 1). Roberts, A L. Scrngsrs, M. Steele. Jackson's Creek .vchool Ilcuse?R. A. lirkpatrick, W. 31. Ilaid n, J. W. Stitt. Jeakinsville?Joe McMeekin.C. B. Dougass. Walter Holley. Longtown, Jerkin's SJvre?3i. A, reay, r., K. B. I^ewis, R. O Bankhead. Monticelio?J. H. Aiken. J. B. Gladney, r. J. Wabb. Rid^eway?J. X. Lcmaster.R.S. Spence, j- L. Bolick. "Wirnsboro?S. B. Crawford, I). F. McDowell. J A. Hinnant. Woodward?T. M. Coulvvare. J 0. ^awis, E. 51 Woodward. One of the above nam-jd Moayrs at ach box will cai! the. Beard of Comaissioners at Wi&jisboro the 4f-h of No'ember, IS98, to receive br.iiot boxes, poll ists and instruct; :r.r.r.d t.) be qualified. THOS. \V. BkiCE, U L\ . OLICK, . \Y.S. RAliL,\ Commissioners o? Federal Elccn|^| 10-22-3W V "b[S1? Cotig't(nn:G;iU ?- ? Il-ngii " ce KyjjjjH