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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE Wednesday, October 4, - - 1?9*> LOCAL BRIEFS. ?Jud^e O. W. Bachanan is holding court in Gaffiiey this week. He left V owa v ?> C rt in ft t* JJCI c '/ji uaiuiuaj ?AJr. ai:d Mrs. Holbrook R on and family moved on Friday into Cap?. C. S. D wight's boose, 'which they have fe rented. Afc-?" ?Lii anticipation of a large amount of faU trade some of the stores have secure'! an extra force of clerks and arc now preyared to meet the lush. ?2Ar. and Mrs. Frank Fooshe moved on Friday in Mrs. Connor's house, where they have rented rooms They j have beeu occupj ing the Timms hoase ever since ujeir arnvai iiub. Joseph Stockford, Hodgdon, Me., healed a sc^8 rnnning for 6even years and cured ais piles of loDg standiog by rising DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. | *' ? 3?. I ic cnres an skxo uiseaseb. jnujattawer Co. ?The appearance of the poetoffice has been greatly improved by the reX. guild! r.g of the lock boxes. Tbey are now brigbt and shining and look like new oues. The office is now new and attractive in every respect. ?Mr. W. IT. Fleoniken's residence at Bellcvae i- now in course of erec tion. This i? the third bouse that has been built on ibis spot. There is no prettier location about town than this and the new house will be very pretty. ?A shooting acrape between two of the operatives at the factory took place on Monday at about two o'clock. A man by the name of Overstreet fired at Strickling five times, wounding him in the leg ju8t above the knee. Dr. J. C. Ruchanan was called in to attend the wounded man. Millions of dollars, is the valne placed by Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa., on the life cf her child, which she saved from croup by the use of One Minute Cough Cure. It cares all conghs, colds and tfcroat and Jung troubles. McMa6ter Co. ?Mr. John B. Stevenson desires, throngh these columns, to thank the members ot the fire department and the citizens, both white and colored, who rendered him such great assistance at the fire which recently destroyed bis home. He appreciates the kindness of his fcllow-citizens. ?Women and children do not need maie escorts to attend the Great Wallace Shows. Polite attendants are employed to protect and direct them, see that they secure good seats, and tbat they are not molested by boisterous characters. There are never any but weil behaved crowds at the Wal lace sbow. Eat plenty, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure wiil digest what you eat. It cures all forms of dyspepsia and stomach troubles. E. R. Gamble, Vernon, Texas, says, "It relieved me from tbe start acd cored me. It is cow my everlaBiingfriend " McMaster Co. A /iAnr>n/iatmn nf iKa Wniconnal a. luuiuoauvu ?' -"f r? churches in the upper part of the State coaveaed in St. Mark's Church, Cbes' ters ou Wednesday morning. The meetings are being held in the church kbolld-.ig which St. Mark's congregation recently bought from the A. R. F. congregation, we learn from the ChesH| ter Laatern. ?The cotton seed oil mill hasxeH sumed the work of making oil and is B running dav and nigbt. The gin bas been bnsy for some time, and a qaantity of the fleecy staple has been converted into bales. This part of town presents a very bnsy 3cene, the roller mill, oil mill and cotton gin all being 'ocated on one lot ' ?All through the summer the Fairfield Coiton Mill has been laying in a supply of wood and the amount on hand is a curiosity. Pine wood is burned principally, being cheaper than coal. The farmers whose lands contain a quantity of this old field pine, which is unfit for any other use, are ?1- J i. - >- - -LI. 1 - J-If giau tt> ije auie iw uiopvoo ui ib cw u?i borne. "If vou scour tie world you will never find a remedy equal to One Minute Cougb Cure," says Editor Fackler, of the Micanopy, Fla., "Hustler." It cured his family of LaG-rippe and saves thousands from pneumonia, bronchitis, croap and all throat and long troubles. McMa^ter Co. ?According to the Lancaster Enterprise, that jtown will from this time forth be tree from such naisances as merry-go-rour.ds. The town council having received many complaints, decided to put a stop to this form of amusement, and tbe cofored people and children will hereafter be deprived of this pleasure. s ?The cold wave predicted by the weather bureau arrived on schedule time and is most unpleasantly suggest ive of winter. Ic fiuds many people entirely unprepared for cold weather coming as it does so much earlier tban usual, and wood 'and coal are in great : -9 demand. A. ii^ht frost was seen on b Monday morning, whicii is rather un^ usual for October 1st. i "It did me more good than anything I cv?r used. My dyspepsia was of months' standing; after eating it we.* terrible. Now I am well," writes S. B. Keeu r, Hoisington. Kas., of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It digests w':atyoueat. McMaster Co. ?The Winthrop students from this place write that they have been kept busy with classification examinations. Tsese examinations, they say, were extr-mely difficult, but all got through well and are lelieved that this trying ordeal is over. These students bid fair to do great credit to old Mt ZiOii, L where they prepared themselves for college. ?The circus tents will be pitched in the same field that has been used b *-] -? the shows that have come HLere tfitnin the past few years. This ^^isthe vacant lot adjoining Mrs. E. A. mEggy Bacot's residence in the western part Jp of town. This lot is large and level, is convenient to all parts of town, aud is ab<">at the best place that could be selected for the circus. Bismarck's Iron Serve Was the ro^ult of his splendid health Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found where Stomach, Lirer, Kidneys and Boweis are out of order. If you want these qaalities and the su. cess they bring, use Dr. Kin^ Ntw Life Pills. They develop every power oi ur^i; and oody. Only 25c. at McMaster Co.'s drug store. SORE LUNGS Sore lungs, pain in the chest and painful breaching, the forerunners of pneumonia, are quickly relieved and cured by the old reliable Up. Jp&n W. Bull's Co^gh Syrup. It fcpeglcs up a cold in one night. Try it at once. DCSI1JS COUCH SYRUP Will quickly heal Sore Lungs. Doses are small and pleasant to take. Doctors recommend it. Pricc 25 cts. At all druggists. ?\Jne 01 me moot, aitractive asuurs,ments of fall goods is now displayed by the Caldwell Dry Goods Co. Fine dress goods, silks, gloves, hosiery, and everything that one coald wish may be found here, and at the most reasonable prices. A large and varied stock of shoes, and beautiful lice of millinery are important departments of this store. It will pay you to call and examine their goods. ?The ladies who are interested in the Methodist chapel are making a great effort to bay an organ. They feel the need of one in the services and realize that good music will make | the services more attractive, particn !ianyiotne cmiaren. *very enorc is j being made to secure sufficient money for this purpose, and with the aid of friends they hope soon to have a nice instrument. Pre?ident King, Farmer's Bank, Brooklyn, Mich., has used DeWitt's Lictle Early Risers in his family for years. Says they are the best. These fsznous little pills cure constipation, billioussess and all liver and bowel iron d ie8. Mcmasier uo. ?It is rumored that a school is to be opened for the ehildren of the factory operatives. This will be a great boon to these children, as the distance from their homes to Mt. Zion is too great for small children to walk. If the school is opened one of the chapels will probably be used for the school exercises. It is to be hoped that this school will m&terialize as these children shonld not be deprived of an education. ?Several Manila papers, sent by Lieut. R. H. McMaster to his parents, have been handed us. These papers, which are published in M8,nila, are the Freedom and The Manila Times, and are about six weeks old. They are exceedingly Interesting, principally on account of having been published in such a far away place. They contain accounts of base ball games, have flaming adrertisements and are in nearly every respect very moch like our American papers The papers are printed in English, and the type is clear and good. ; ? The southbound passenger train on Tnesday was crowded jwith college boys and girls on their way to Columbia, Spartanburg and other college towns. The numbers was considerably swelled at this station, as a large party left here. The town is beginning to look rather deserted 6ince so many of the young people have left, * _ ?t- 1 -c 4U^ ana oy ice euu ujum ween, nueu wuo students leave for Charleston, there will be very few left. Every fall there is an exodus from town, so many students, school teachers and visitors leave. . ? . The "Plow Boy Preacher." Rev. J. Eirkman, Belle Rive, 111., says, "After suffering from Bronchial or lung trouble for ten years, I was cured by One Minute Cough Cure. It is all that is claimed for it and more." It cares coughs, colds, grippe and ail threat and lung troubles. McMaster Co. ?Sunday's State contained an inte resting account 01 the weuamg 01 rtey. Jas. G. Glass and Miss Era Lee Fairbanks which took place on Thursday morning at 7 o'clock in St. Augustine's ehapel, Sewanee, Tenn. The bride's only attendant was Miss Susie DuBose and the best man was Mr. B. Lawton Wiggins, Vice Chancellor of the University of the South. The ceremony was performed by Eev, W. P. DuSoee assisted by Rev. Mr. Gnerry. The chapel [was beautifully decorated in white and green. Many beantifnl and costly presents were received by the bride. -Some excitement was caused on Saturday in the millinery department r?f thp Haldwell T)rv Goods Co. bv the overturning of a large lamp. The lamp, which i8 a large sun burner, wa6 lighted and was placed on the floor doing daty as a stove, and one of the young ladies ia pacing brushed it with her skirt, upsettirg it. The oil poured out andf ome iigut materials lying near caught fire bui the flames were soon extinguished and no real damage was done. It was rather a narrow escape from what might very easily have been a very serious accident. ?The Mt. Zion Society ha3 recently been presented with a poi trait of Timrod. Thi9 picture of tbe poet, which is considered a fioe likeness, wiii bang in ibe 6chool Horary and will be greatly prized. Mr. Courtney or tbe Timrod association presented the picture through Miss Allston, who is agent for Timrod's poems in Winnsboro. Such gifts are very welcome to tVinae whn interested in the school library, and this portrait, which is the fir?t picture of any kind to adorn the library wall?, will, we hope, 600n hang side by side with the pictures of other great men that South Carolina has produced. \ Strong Fortification. Fortify the body against disease by Tutt's Liver Pills, an absolute-cure for sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, malaric., constipation, jaundice, biliousness and all kindred troubles r'T&e F!y=Wheel of Life" Dr.Tutt; Your Liver Pills are .he fly-wheel ef life. 1 shall ever jc grateful for the accident that ^rcu^ht them to mv notice. I fee! O * : if I had a new lease of life. j - Fairleigh, Platte Cannon (>' fairs Liver Pias Dr. W. H. Wakefield, of Ulnrlo-.te, N 0., win be in Winns* 0t;ro; s? Winn-h- ro Hotel, on Thursday, Octouer ?ib, ioj this one day only, his practice is limited to eye, trtr, uofe and throat. 9-12td CA3TCRIA. Barjjlary at Corn well's. A TrtHt-nhon<? m#?fiaaur/? nn Mnn/l?r 1 uoruing informed us of a burglary 1 wbicb occurre l on Sunday night at Cornweli's. A lafe in the store of J Corr.weli & Colvin was broken into i and $17s was taken. There is ne clue to the burglars. Winter Waists and Bodices. Odd waists and bodices have coma to ne an accepted ana essential part or every woman's wardr-be, so it is well to bestow a little thought upon the ! general effect, and in ?eiectiog material and trimming to have those which , maich the skirt in color. This applies , to thr! ch esey bodice. A shirt-waist in winter is usually made to wear with iackei cnits, and should contrast oret tily.?0,t->ber Ladies' Home Joarnal. "When our biys were almost si^&d frou: -rlto .pinj/ cough, oar doctor gave Out- .vliunte Congb Care. They ( recoverel rapidly," writes P. B. ] Belles, Argyle, Pa. It cures coughs, colds, grippe and all throat and lang j troubles. "McMaster Co. : A CARD OF THANKS. Mr. Editor: Please allow me through your valuable paper to thank the citizens of Winnsboro for their assistance in saving my house aud contents on the nigfr of the fire which destroyed 1 the hous3 of Mr. J. B. Stevenson. By i the prompt work of the fire companies i with the assistance of other citizens, i everything of mine wa3 saved uain jared. With sincere thanks, I am i yonrs respectfully, ; J. L. Richmond. ; DEBTEE OF SIRS. SPRINKLE. i Mrs. Jemima SpriDgle, mother of j Capt. Wm. Sprinkle, the popular con- ( doctor of the Southern Railway, died mi. U *11 )kI1A C/tntAm. at Liei uuLue m uuanuac uu ccytouiber 19th. The old lady received a severe fall on the 18th of August, from which she never recovered, and ahe passed peacefully away on the above date. For years Mrs. Sprinkle was a resident of tbis place. Sbe mo/ea to Winnsboro in 1$40 and remained until January, 1869, when she returned to her naiive State. North Carolina She , was 86 years of age, and died within J seven miles of her birthplace. Many i Of our older citizens will remember quit? well when the Sprinkle family lived here, and will hear with regret ^ of Mr3. Sprinkle's death. vwvSm 1 i#oa sftw;y babh no \ pui)i eqi v - otn VIHOiLSVO DEATH OF MISS ANNIE BROOM. ' . 1 Mr Editor: Allow me space in your 1 fho i^oafh ftf VflBK ' .-W Annie Broom, daaghier of Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Broom, which occurred in the Greenbriar neighborhood on the 5th of September. She was 16 years of age at the time of her death, and was a devoted and affectionate daughter and sister; and notwithstanding ali that medical skill and loving hands conld do, 'she gradually grew worse until tbe end came. She leaves a host ^ of relatives and friends to mourn her untimely death. Le the One that gave -1 and the One that taketh away soothe the aching hearts ot fcer loveu ones. A Friend. Greenbriar, Oqober 2, 1599. J I Volcanic Eruption^ ^ Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob 1 iife of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures them; also Old, Ranning and j Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, , Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Ciiapped Hands, Chilblains, Best Pile cure on earth. Drives out ] Pains and Aches. Only 25 cts. a box. 1 Cure guaranteed. Sold by McMaster Co., druggists. DEATH OF MB. FRANK SHELL. The following clipping which gives ( an account of the dea:h of Mr. F. C. < Shell, of Laureni, we take from the State. Mr. Shell was a brother of Mrs. \ S. B. Crawford, of tbi? place: t Laurens, Oct. 1.?Mr. Frank C. Shell, son of ex-Congres3man G. W. r Shell, died last night at his father's home, bi7iog been ill since last Christ- ' mas. He was perfectly resigned and told bis family some time ago that he j could not live longer than the first of ^ October. He was a genial and kind- , heartta voung gentleman and was very fond of his famiiy and friends. Mr. shell was private secretary to ] hia father whilp a member of Cousrress from tbis district. He was about 32 ' and bis uutimely demise is deplored by 1 his numerous friends tbroughout this section. The funeral and interment ] took place tbis afiernoon at 4 o'clock ? from Chestnut Ridge churcb, the ceremonies being atteuded by a large con- ' ??-*-?*1 j f i vna onH eouree ui eunumug iohuhus friends. . _ J Excursion Bates Still on Sale by Soothern 1 Railway. The special rates offered by the Southern Railway to Philadelphia on ] account of the National Export Expo- < siiion Lave proven very attractive, , and the travel north by this popular i line has been very large. Tickets are j sold on Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week from all points at a rate of j a fare aud one-third plus 50 cts, ad- ] mission to exposition, and are limited ^ 30 days from date. The Southern Railway will con- , tir.ne sale of these low rates until , November 23rd, no tickets however Ko limits havnriri Dpcamher 2nd. i . ?J ( This is the only Jine offering double daily service between the North and Sou'h with dining cars, observation ; carg, aod throagh palace sleeping cars | between important cities in this section and New York. All agents of this company will promptly give foil information desired by those contemplating this trip. \ PRESTON RION, Agent, PACIFIC FffiE COMPART OF NEW I0BK. Solicits a share of the public patronage. 9-26 ly COURT PROCEEDINGS. The case of the administrator of the eBtate of Hugh Wilson vs. the Southern Railway occupied all of Monday and Tuesday. The jury retired late Taesday afternoon and at about ten p. m. returned a verdict for the amount of $4,500. The amount sued for was 517,000. In the case of Traylor vs. the County for Injuries sustained by falling through a bridge, the jury brought in a verdict of $500 in favor of Mr. Traylor. me case or Virginia teener vs. uonn Wisha^t came np before the court on Friday aad wus deci.ied in favor of the former. The next case was that of the Southern Railway vs. Hanahan, which was decided in favor of the railway. After this case the juries were dismissed . MEN Kidney trouble preys - npon the mind,discoarana a?res an(} lessens ambiWOMEN tion; beauty,vigor and cheerfulness soou disappear when the kidneys are oat of order or diseased. For pleasiog results use Dr. Kilmer's 3warap-Root, the great kidney remedy. At drnggists. Sample bottle by mail free, aldo pamphlet. Address, Dr. Kilmer & Co., Binghamtoo, N. Y. rHE GREAT WALLACE SHOWs COM ING, The Earl Sisters are as ravishingly beautiful, as bewitchingly fair as they are eminent in aerialistica. There are two of them?Maud and Haeel. We shall not attempt to describe their wonderful aerial acrobatism for the Bimplo reason that cold type can not portray its infinite charm?can not, in fact, even begin to do it jastice. Suffice to say that tremendous audiences in Europe, Msxico and Canada has testified to their surDastioer excel lence by gush prolonged, tumultuous, wild and unbounded applause that report of their triumphs has spread literally unto the uttermost parts of the earth, There is organizing in Australia at ;his writing a big syndicate which is formulated for the sole purpose of prariding a guarantee ef sufficient proportions to induce these petted favorites cf fortune to visit thateountry. The trip can not be made in lees ihan twelve weeks, and the Misses Carl demand twenty-two thousand Jollars and all expenses before they fvill undertake tbe journey.. Even at this enormous figure all! Australia wants to see them?and are impatiently longing for their coining. They are with the Great Wallace j 5howe, which will exhibit in Winns- j joro on Friday, October 13. 1A.k 1QQ7 T>att I vu Uic iv/*u ox i/cucuiuci, w*>i| tisii 3. A. Donahoe, pastor M. E. Charch, South, Pt. Pleasant, W. Ta., contacted a severe cold which was at:ended from tfte beginning by violent jongbing. ?avs: "After resorting ,o a riirnbr, <.j fo-called Specifics,' isualh iii t ? house, to no parpose, I puiojijt.evl a bottle of Chamberlain's Coogh Remtdy, which acted ike a charm. I mo3t cheerfully recomnend it 10 the public." For sal* by Mr.Master Co. 4 COMING AM) GOING 'i: M-* II. A G-.illard has returned 'rou? Charleston. Mr Gordon Qnaltlebaam left for Edg-. field on Tuesday. Miss Annie F. Davis has gone to Jolumbia to spend several days. Miss Susie Lumpkin expects to leave loon for Orangeburg to visit friends. Mr. Edgar Matthews was at home :rom Clemson College for a few days last week. '? ? TV * 3 J?^ Mrs. u. a. jJongiasB anu cmiurou eft on Saturday for tbeir home in SVashington. Mrs. Spann Edmunds and Mill Dannie n&munds, of Bidgeway, spent Wednesday in town. Miss Maggie Jenkins has returned lome after spending sereral weeks ffith relatives in town. Mr. J. Gregg McMatter went to Charleston Saturday to enter the Jharlestou Medical Co!legs. Miss Rachel Mc Master has returned o Newberry where she will teach in be graded scbool In that city. Miss Lucy Matthews returned on rbarsdny from WilliamBton Female College on account of sickness. Miss Ellen Pearson spent Taesday n town and left on the afternoon train for Rock Hill to resume her studies at VVintbrop College. Miss Bessie Hall returned home Friday after visiting in town. Sbe sxpects to leave shortly for Williamson to enter the school there. Misses Isabelle Douglass, Clara Beaty and Janie Flenniken left on Tuesday for Columbia]where they will attend the Presbyterian College. Dnring the winter of 1897 Mr. James Reed, one of the leading citizens and merchants of Clay, Clay Co., W. Ya., ?truck his leg agiinst a cake of ice in mch a manner as to bruise it severely, [t became very much swollen and pained him so badly that he could not ?ralk without the aid of crutches. He was treated by physicians, also used ?everal kinds of liniment and two and i halt gallons of whiskey in bathing it, but uothing gave any relief until QC Oe?;an using uuuuwriiuu ? luu S<n. This brought almost a complete cure in & weet'g time and he believes that bad he not used this remedy bis leg would have had to be amputated. Pain Balm is nnequaled for 3prains, bruiies and rheumatism. For sale by McMaster 'Jo. Dissolution. THE FIRM HERETOFORE Existing under the name of Lips?omb k Smith is hereby dissolved by mutnal consent, Chas. J. Smitb assuming all the indrbtedness of the firm and to whom all bills are to be paid. EUGENE P. LIPSCOMB, CHAS. J. SMITH. Ridgeway, S. C., Sept 1,1899. 9-2-lm BLAIR NOTES. a { ? - Vsc&tion da"s are dow nt j civ and -he ieachtr? wno hi?ve not aitc^d-takeD charge of their school- will ?.! so very soon. No doubt, with the ai-J the State and county summer schools have given them, our teachers will be enabled to do am >re useful and interesting work this aescion. Education is truly a grand, a noble work, and teacners enouia taue a deep interest in developing the minds of tbeir pupils; for are not these Utile ones, who are now striving to climb the "tree of knowledge," to take the place of those who are now holding j the responsible positions of our con 'try? The patrons of the Blair school have j secured the services of Mr. John Jef : fres, a recent gr*dna'e of CiemKK' j College. The farmer? of this s^ctio;i ^avert I very Jiitle fodder owios t-s 'he excessive rains. Bav is bein^ harvest ? | to make up the deficiency. Miss Aoguaia Salyer is vi-dti^.'' friends in Spartauyaitf countv. Miss C. E?telle Lyles left on resier day to take cbar^ cf her sc'.oot v? uaswooa, & u. Snperinterdon? Mcilaha;* ?;?!? bi?i?ter Miss Annisr tpent the ;>a-> wt-si; l! at :h?iro)d home. .11 Cadet T M Lyles returned to the \ citadel on the 29th. Blair, too, has tb<* appearance otj having an iron fonndary wifhin its! limit?, as there is qaite a demand ter } oia iron. ' The hftalth of the couamaaitv is very B good with the exception of a few eases of chills and fever. R. September 80, '99. His Life Was Saved. Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen of Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonderful deliverance from a frightful death. Io telling of it he sayp: "I was taken with Typhod Fever, that ran into Pneumonia. My lungs be- C came hardened. I was so weak I couldn't even sit up in bed. Nothing helped me. I expected to soon die of Consumption, when I heard of Dr. q King's New Discovery. One bottle h gave great relief. I continued to use r it, and now am well and strong, I n can't say too much in its praise." This ^ marvellous medicine is the surest ai>d J quickest cure in the world for all ^ Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular sizes 50 eents and $1 00. Trial bottles ^ free at McMaeter Co.'s drugstore; ,, every bottle guaranteed. ^ - B OCTOBER LADIES' HOME JOUKNAL. B JB Three notable series of articles are E begun in the October Ladies' Home B Joarnal: "Her Boston Experiences," analyzing Boston society; "'The Thea- S| tre and its People," coveriog the whole theme from both sides of the foot- (j lights; and "The Autobiography of a Girl," her life from sixteen to twenty six. rnrougn JKaayara Jiipnng's ~ glasses, "The American Girl" is a charming creature; not perfect, of p course, bat bis analysis is interasting. Two pages are worthily filled with _ pictures and anecdotes of Admiral Dewey, which give a close view of the personal side of the naval hero of the nineteenth century, The incidents of T "The Last Years of Washington's n Life" are recorded by "William Per- t) rine, covering a most interesting period ci of the great statesman's career. E?iward Bok writes of "The Fee of the e' Docior," and points out "The South'a Literary Chance," and Burton Cheyney details ihe method of procedure to cantif?A kT>/-\Jrtno TTn/?lo SvTfl " OtUUlC X UJJUVUC UUUVi WUUiV tjuuii In "The Candy-Poll System in the Charcb" Ian Maclaran protests against turning the chnrch into a place of ^ second-class entertainment. [i The conclusion of Anthony Hope's "Captain Dieppe," "The Widowhood s< | ot Mrs. Bonn" and "The Fire on Her | Wedding Morn" ure the fiction fea| tores of the Octotftr Jonrnal. Picto! rial pages show, the prettiest houses in | California?photographs of housoa of characteristic Pacific Coast arcbitec tare?"Attractive Ideas ior Boys' Rooms," "Tables Set for Special Occasion "Some Small Greenhouses," "Fifty Delicous Dishes," and the final n peep into "Nature's Garden." The & fall and winter fashions in frocks, e nnoln hota on<? tho cmallpr ? UvUlUCDj VVaiO) UUlO uuu IUV ^ v belongings of the feminine wardrobe B are considered in detail, as is, indeed, every need of the home. By the Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia. & Oce dollar per year; ten cents per copy. ... . ... v Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, are just what ahorse needs when in bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier I ani vermifuge. They are not food but medicine and the beet in use to put a horse in prime condition. Price j 25 cents per package. For eale by J McMaeter Co. Tnj,;.. onil famllv. ill ?' ' ""IV uiauuvu umv> , who l ii*e ueen living for some time at their place rear Rocky Mount, will retarn to town this wii.rer to l:ve and ?ill occupy their house in the upper J part of town. ? j Tetter, Salt-Rheum and Eczema. The intense itching and smarting incident to these diseases, is instantly .tllayed by applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment. Many ver> bad cases have been permanently cured ? by t. It is eqnally efficient lor itching (. piles and a favorite remedy for sore F nipples, chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites and chronic sore eyes. 25ctg. per box. For sale by McMaster Co. T A TW ^ MAN wanted to travel ^ XjiWJ 1 and appoint agent. ?60 per month salary and all expenses. m^-rrrr nr\ niA TOf TJVMIO jjll h R bAuSA M CJxaica ao<i bcwK'^u the lull: IQI^^^S-tcSNever Fails to" Hoetor? Gray 1< w5?wKair to its Ycatiful Color. Cure* t?ipd:*?*c? ~ hs^t^'Lir.g. SENT FREE housekeepers? e Mm COMPANY'S = Mact of Beef. Cook Book*** telling how to prepare manydell Gate and delicious dishes. Addreaa, Liebig Co., P 0 Box, 2718, I i New York. ! 1 9nua?adb^r-.': x jwjww ONACOLUMBI HMEP^MO WAS %T%HY POINT IN THE CI i ascending grades. ~'pric: CHAIX WHEELS. C POPE A JORDA.^ Founded 1842. CTIEFi J J A 111 I Z' ^ "Sing their own praise." ?f coarse yonr want afFiarjo, but per hips cannot affordja r.ew one. HERE'S YOUR CHANCE We havo eeven Squares aud onti rrand, eacb a bargain. Td^c Piano? ave been put in perfect condition and very paj t of action renewed aud are ew jast as good a.s wh.--n shipped rom factory, and will yon purchase rice in exchange for a Stiefi any time 'ithin three years. Take first and second choice and Tite quick; they won't last long. [aines Bros $110 00 [enry Gaebl? (Pearl Inland).. 105 00 oardman & Gray 100 00 lacon & Raven 90 00 ;?.con & Raven 80 00 hk nn LeineKamp ?v w icod & Raven 70 00 oliard & Collard Grand... . 60 00 Others being repaired anc we can lit you in instrument and p ice. MM. STM,P:i_ Baltimore, Md. 'actory Branch Ware-Room, No 213 Forth Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C. C. H. WILMOTIi, Manager, 'ins toning and lepairiug. Palace Organs. Administrator's Notice. All persons indebted to the estate of ames Tarner, deceased, are hereby otified that payment mast be made to le undersigned, and persons holding [aims against said estate most preint them do ly attested to nnd?:rgned. R. H. JENNINGS, 9-14 Administrator, d. b. n Administrator's Notice. All perrons indebted to the estate ot feorsreT. Sims, deceased, are hereby M.'fied that payment, must be mado io is undersigned. and rersons holding !:r;ns rigainst said cS; ce-i>t.' pr?" jft'beraduiy anec'.od to the under ikned for payment. R. II. JENNINGS, S??pt. 19,1S99. Administrator. 9-21-4t ~ NOTICE. . WE HAVE RE-OPENED BUS! ess in tbe DesPortcs Block, and vriil e pleased to serve our many custom ra again. We have a fine new line of fancy oods in stock. ITeinz's Pickles and Condiments ic lass and bulk. Fresh Cakes and Cracker3 in twice a ?eek. Also a largo, fresh stock of Canned Yuits and Meats of every d<-?eription, F. M. HA BENIGHT. Fine G-roceries. RECEIVING DAILY, M Groceries! FEY TABLE SYRUPS, CUBANS :ane, Golden Glory, Honey Drip: )range, Diamond, New Orleans and 'orto Rieo. New Ureatn Cheose. Dried Apples -3 lbs. for 25c. Fall lice Canned Goodg. Tomatoes qs. cans 25c. Cndihy Pierre i 1 ^less Hams Siuokod Bacou aiwr.. s ju hind. Coffees andTeasof the finestqualiiy Aianeeu'a Superior Pickles; 308C Pickles at 8 l*3c per doz-u. Potatoes, Ouions aud Cabbage. All grades or xooaseo, tigar', i^ai ttes, etc. Grocery buyc < * ; 5 ' '.beii .dvanisge te <: ! Our?r >df refresh. Price-i'vs. J. P. ICliK ? u Eookofpartf 9 8 K\? 5 ' $ " i.-ni^rs E.-ni *SJKS. 3.M ^<X>LLE3f. MJ). Ciicc JLW'^.PryorSt. ? m>*>. vj-v-.y wj'.t?KuAiJUJCECTa? AXHAINLESSI >TE of ENERGY ^^^^LUTIQN^ es, swtowtw. 6 olumbias, Hartfords, Vedett< /IFG. CO., Hartfoi r Sc DAVIS, Agents, Winn For Rent. . MY !<? -> ID KNCE AND LO>' IN Rid^ewav; j?N>, >ev-ral j,hi!>t*'inn3 ' t?ea- tow?;. P >*??ss:o? ot re>i<ience ?ive.> Deco.nte< 1 and of plantains '}:\iHM1V 1. ; Also for ta e: U>rse8, mu1cj, Vng u - ?. wai'011, aim imluij-ii I furuiturw, farming implement, & j AH cheap for cash Appiy to j It T. BLAIR or RAGSDA LE & RAW * DALE, | 9-12-lm A- /r:ipys. rwm I I TAXES WILL BE DUE AHD f payable from the 15th dav of October | to the 3let day of December, 1899. The tax levy for State purposes ie | i 5 mills; for ordinary county purposes, i 4 millg: for school purposes, 3 mills; making a total levy of 12 mills on all | taxable property of the county. There is an additional, a special tar, for ; school purposes of 2 mills in School Districts Nos. 1, 9, 14,17,18 aad 25, making a totfs?. levy of 14 mills in those pchool districts, and a special school tax of 1 rail) in No. 19, making a total 'jvy of 13 mills in that school district. There is also a tax of one dollar on each male citizen betwe?n the ages of 21 and 60 years, except those wlo are disabled or are made exempt by law. Taxes are payable in the following e 1~ 1 K1KUS UI ililiUS &uu uu uujgi . uu u and silver, coin. United States currency, national bank notes, anc* coa? pons which shall become due and payable during tbe vear 1899 on tha consolidated bonds known as "Brown" bonrtp, and the bonds of this State known as "Blue" bonds, and any other Sfate boDde which may be issued by authority of an Act of the General Assembly, the coupons of which, are by such Act made receivable for taxes. HUGE S. WYLLE, 9-19-lm Countv Treasurer. % Whpat .'planting made profitable . j if you plant right. All > Growers know that smut is injurious to thti crop. They don't have fo attend a planters' | Convention ! 11 . te learn that soaking wheat in binestoue prevents smutting. One pound is enough so soak 5 bashels. Buy it At 11 ill t) i 10 cents a pound or 3 pounds for 2i oent#. Don't forget thi*. JlMiiMCo DRUGGISTS. ' OILS. I Harness OilFor greasing and blacking the harness at-same timrf*?alsnfor bucrcrvtODS, I OOJ A " : ?AND? 'Flake Oil"i or Castrolene, for axle ? grease; a fine oil for the purpose. For sale by W. E. Aiken, Druggist. UNDERTAKING 3 IN ALL ITS DEPARTM ENT3 with a fall stock of Caskets, Baria Cases *.nd CotSos, constantly <?u band and us; <;f h;-:rso when requested Thankful for p*-t patronage and solid tatiou for a share in the future, in th< old stand Calls attended to a: all hours. THE ELLIOTT GIN SHOP, J. Ill, ELLIOTT & QO. 4-17-ly i* Ws have yet to heai of a ride of the COLUMBIA BEYELCtEAK CHAINLESS who would willingly give it up for sny other wheel. Direct testimony is always better than hearsay evidence. If you der sire to know about Bevel-GeaDliainlpss hirwnles. do not ask a person who has never ridden one, or is in any way connccted with a manufacturer who does not make them Inquire of riders of the T> 1 n r>T,? VAUUIUUI3 uevei-vxeaj. viwimcs?. There are thousands of them throughout the country. They are to be met in every city, in almost every town of the United States? so popular ha* the machine become in the short space of a year and a half. There are reasons for this. The Chainless is easier to take care of than the chain wheel. It has a longer life. Every o::nce of power applied to the pedals is made effective. This last advantage over chaindriven wheels is apparent the moment you mount the machine. The Chainless seems to possess an activity and life of its own. You notice it in starting, stopping, back-pedal ing, riding on levels, and especially as. Pries $35 to $50, d, Conn. o s Doroj o. kj,. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Digests what yon eat. x It artificially digests the food and aids j Nature in strengthening and recon? 3tracting the exhausted digestive organs. It Is the latest disroseral digestant and tonic. No othefrakamtjozi can approach it in efiflBrv. PL instantly relieves and permanent cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Hearthmn, Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea, SickHeadache,Gastralgia,Cramps, ana all other results of imperfectdigestion. Prepared by E. C. DeWitt A Co., Chicago. McMASTER CO. WfMwboro, S. C. IfrPlTS' % f AT COSTr 1 HAVE --24 : Sets Silver-Plated Table Spoons, Teaspoons and Medium Forks that I will sell at .Cost for Gash, To letter them, at cost prices, v>n TH RTCP, fTRNTS PEB LETTEE? " _ Come and see them. i C. M. CHANDLER I Know KM BISCUIT I * I have them at 5c. per 1 package. Also a full line of most delicious Crackers and Cakes, . embracing all varieties. Crackers, Banquet Wafers, c* -1 -j T)?v.Rntfor Thine OiUlCU jjuuvi Cakes, Pineapple, Raspberry and Strawberry Sandwiches ? Brighton, Windsor and Minuet. . Lemons, Vanilla and Gin ge r. Try them and be convinced. They are the BEST. GIVE ME A CALL. J. S. McCarley, in T?oYir>v frrnrfries IA^WC41V1 JLU Uiivy and Baker's Bread. Just Arrived and ?For* Sale.? ; A NICE CARLOAD OF HORSE8 ' - ~ ? A /lAmhinotiAn aiiU iJXQiCS' A ic?v i/uuiuiuuuvii die and Harness Horses. I will sell them cheap for cash or exchange ihem for mules or ping horses. COWS. , I will pay {he highest fash price for eood Milch Cows; also for Fat Beef Cattle. i BUGGIES! ' I have a few Second-Hand Buggit-s * for6ale; also one Jsecoud-Haud Two* Horse \Vsgon 3 * A. WILLIFORD. Winnsboro, S. C. y . .^gll