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* 1 "III. I II J1^, 1^,.,. I - LOCAL INTELLIGENCE Wednesday, Fabroary 28, 1900 LOCAL MATTERS. ?Dr. R. B. H&mb&n ha* purchased the McMa?ter dwelling on tbe corner of Washington and Ziion 8tre?i?. ?Tbia is tbo time to look atter ;?onr garden. J. H. McMaster & Co can supply yoQ with Baist's seed. Read tkeir advertisement. ?Q D. Williford has a beautiful line of spring and summer neck wear, negligee shirte, hats and a great many new things. Call at ?nee before ther are aoid. Lewi* Ackerman, Goshen, Ind., says, ''DeWitt's Little JCarly Risers always bring certain relief, cure my head&vhb and never gripe." They gen-.ly clean?e and invigorates the boweis and liver. McMister Co. ?Fnoiation supplies, shoes, grocera* *r W. R. K*bb & Co.'s. They kave a large stock and will sell a: raatonable prices. &:re them a call You will find them located in the graaice bnk'diog. ?O.U Hsu-ve weighs one pound more ted it ttiil buying cottoa. If be it running in the municipal rsce in Columbia enl v half *s well as be it in tbe r:*ce for cotton we predict he wili urely "git tbar." To sesure tbe original witcb hazei salve, ??k tor DeVVht't Witch Hazel Salvo, well known as a certain care for pile? sud skin di^asea. Beware of worthiest coun.orfeitt. They are dangerous. Mrii*?ter Co. ?Tb? morning service at the A. K. P. CLurcn last Sunday was interrupted by a *m*il fire caused from a defective JLue. It was discovered in time to be exii?gui8bed before damage of any conseqaQBca was doae. ?One of the young operatives at the in. - ?/>? lactory ffu piaying wun ? tuoivi . wv? day morning when it accident?y discharged, the ball striking on# of hit fingers. A physician was called and the injured Soger was attended to. Mes. Harriet Evans, Hinsdale, 111., write*, "I never f*il to relieve my children from croup at once by using One Minste Cough Care. I ttohIcJ uot fe?l safe without it" Quickly cures coughs, colds, grippe ar.d all throat acd iuDg diseases. McMaste Co. ?A little secial life is good for one. As tiiae goe? on,; and the old friends have gone to their promotion, it ie well to keep uponc'fe interest in .the work: of avday by cultiTating friendly relations with those about us.?Ladiea* Home Journal. ?Mr. John Davis the efficient aitd pl0&8&&( clerc 01 OUT. O. r . aiu.3a.aoioi, expects to leave the Boro the first of March for Erskine College. He was quite an acquisition to the "social *et" so it is ncped that hi* train (like all tiers these days) wiil he many bour* behind time. Ker. Vf. E. Sitzer, W. Caton,N. Y., writes, *1 had dyspepsia over twenty years, and tried doctors aad medicines without benefit. I wag persuaued to use Kodol Dyspepsia -Cure aad it belpeJ iue from the start. I believe it to be a panacea lor all forms of indigestion." It digests what you est. ^ McMaster Co. ?Mr. D. A. Elliott, a former resident of Winnsbero, but sow ot Jackson, Miaa., is still so in love with the "old red hills" of Fairfild. that he has porchiteu the Yiason place within a A. few miles oi VTiunsboro. W? would - ^p1, begitd to welcome Mr. Elliott and * famih her* io live. *. "V ?Mr. J. M Beatr ha* resigned hi? positive as secretary and treasurer, ot the Fairfield Cotton Mills atid has accepted s position in tiie D. A. Tompkins vffiee at Charlotte. Mr. Bsaty ?r*lt m?vra Jr? (lilftHoite &3 iOOn SS hU Tf AAA UAV IV w?? place :tore is filled. We regret to give up Mr. Beaty and hit family. Itch on human cared ia, SO minutes by Woot ford's Sanitary Lotion. Tuis never fail*. Sold by W. E. Aiken, drug^ut, Wiunsbaro, S. 0. . .. ?Lo?ii8 Bsgger & Co'., Pateat Attorneys, Washington, D. C., report that on last Tuesday Mr. James P. Caldwell, a resident of this place, obtained ? valuable patent for improvement* in cotton seed planters, and to ether residents of this State two ;ate&is were issued on the same date. ?Two of our young ladies, Misses AdaUaieton and Elizabeth 6. Dtright, who are apeading * portion of the Winter in Washington, y>ere among the iaTited guests at the recent army and navy reception at the white houte. They were chaperoned by Meidames C. A. Douglass aad H. A. Gailiard. ?Last week a delinquent subscriber said be would pay up if he lived. He died. Another said: "I will see yon <e-morrow." He's blind. Stiii another gaid: 'Til p*y you this week or go to the detil." Hc'i gone There are hundi-eds who ought to take warning of thes? pioeraatinators and pay up now.?Ex. ?Qniie a nice little sum wag taken in bv the young ladies of :he A. R. P. Church who served oyster?, etc , in ^ Beaty ouiiaing Tue^dny. gacces? was *- realized otherwise ihan ioabcialk iu I thai one ;?f the youo^ ladies preaeut received a proposal ?no, we eau't tell names. The otber young ladies are eagerl) awaiting another ent?riainment. COOTY PKXSIOX BOARD. The County Pension Board will meet cn tbe first Meaday of March. AH a;>pli?ation? should be handed in 4??-? before ;hen. G. H. McMa^ter, V Chairman S\ S " LITKRAK\ ESTERTAI3C3IKXT. ^ Tbe"*1 will be a ii:erarr eniwitain~ ?- -? - - * L ?#\ /> ^ VT Tr Krt P i \Bjcni ai me snucutc vi mi. ?. Bo vet ? r; Fridi} evening, March 2H&, conntu-nc^g ai 7 30 o'clock. Refreshmens will be *< rv*d. 1 he pro-.e-d# win t>c us?'1 ft?r thf iirprnremfnt of ?, - Bethel (Jhnrch. An intfrosiiug ?r?? ?ra.m lt38 arniu^ed a'.d >oq wiii be well en'?Ttaiti*?I. BUKSEU TO DEATH. On last Tue#dav, two c->!- red rhil dreu were bnrned to death on the Gladden place, in the Rocky M^ant neighborhood. Tbo mother of the children left hoase to go to a ne'ghbor's bon*e not far a"rr?y, and when she .ef.trried found th* hoase in aihes anil the children burned io dea'h The oldest child was about seven ai>d ibe yoa^eat about five rears ol age. CROUP Mothers, when your children are attacked by the dreadful croup, yon need not despair; Dr. Ball's Cough Syrup will relieve and cure them at once. You can always depend on this marvelous remedy; it always cures. DcBnlls COUCH SYRUP Wili cure Croup without fail. Do#ea are ssp.11 and pleasant to take. Doctors reconrraend it. Price 25 cts. At all druggist?. Unclaimed L?tt?r?. The following is a lilt of letters remaining: unclaimed in the postoffice at Wiuitsboro, February 19, 1900: Mr. Edward Brown. Mr. John Copeland. Miss Mary Gladden. Mr. J. W. Vincent. Persons ciUiog for the above letter* will p'easo say they are advertised. Prestou Rion, P. M. Wm Orr, New?rk, O., says, "We never feel ?af? without One Mionte Congh Cure in the house. It saved my little boy's life when hehadiba pneamonia. We think it is the be-t medicine made." It corea cough* and all Ian? diseases. Pleasant to take, harmless and gives immediate results. idcMasier Co. DEATH OF KBI. WM. TUttMOK*. A. message over tbe long distance uupbone on Saturday evening announced the death of Mrs. Wm. Timmons, of Salem, N. C. She was a native for Fairfield County, being a daighter of Mr and Mrs. John S. Doegiaas, of Albion, and a niece of Mi. A. S. Douglass, *f this place. Her illness, typhoid fever, was ef ieag duration, her death, not unexpected. was very sad She ieavet a hcsbard and nix small children tc sjuourn her loits. Mrs. Timmons had ttsny friends her* whose sympstbies are with the fimily ia their bereave ment. Tne interment took place at Salem Sunday afternoon. The One D*y Ooid Cure. For cold in the head and sore throat use Kerm?tt'a Chocolates laxative Quinine, the " One | Day C?2d Cure." i An Apple Farty. The home of Mr. R. H. Jennir.g* was thrown open to the young peop.e of the town Friday evening. When oue reflects on the strife and discord tbe "fated apple" has brought to as, a:i he could hardly believe it was the source of so much geniine pleasure as t'iat furnished Friday evening. Miss Jessie, unlike "Discordia", threw an apple cf harmony in the crowd and ttithker usual hospitality made tbe evening &b exceptional one. The appie party could not have been improved upon nor could the apple pie wbich was given as a prizo. to the ltu- ?* ? ai A?t<) 7) TV*a vAnno UVl?9 UVTTUi / vuuh ladies ana gefltlemen were in Martha Washington period costumes, powdered hair, etc. OASTOHZA. Bun tu The K?d Yn Han Hwn Iwgti , >n I SILTX* WEDDING. I>r and Mrs. B. J. Qoattlebaum celebrated theirj silver anniversary Wecnesday eveiing. Tbe bouse w?w beautifully decorated for the occasion. Abqohj: tke most suggestive of the d>?cor&tiens were the' dates 1875 ami 1900 which greeted tbe eye upon entering the room. A most beautiful and delightfol repast was served to the guests, among whom were Mrs. CnlInm of Ridge Spring, Dr. and Mrs. J. M. QnatUebanm and dangbter, Miss Lusy, of ; Columbia, Mr. aod Mrs. T. IP C ItA?IKAiikK? .. Williaf r\m HIr E. U. TV 9W J ) VI TV AU1VWMI M??> Merritt, of Edjjeleld, Dr. and Mrs. R B. Hanahan, Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Buchanan, Rev. and9 Mrs. Freeman, Mr. and Mrs. J. "W. Seigler, Jndge AIdricb, Mr. W. R. Rabb and Mr. R. H. Jennings. |? hi in mi urn ;s mi nn i?i j iThat cough] ! Hangs On i = You have used ail | I sorts of cough reme-1 i dies but it does not I (yield; it is too deepi | [seated. It may wear} | itself out in time, but | fit is more liable tojj | produce la grippe, il I pneumonia or a seri-1 i ous throat affection. | !"{You need something! ; f that will give you f (strength and build} fup the body. i scoTrs ! | EMULSION | f will do this when everything f i else fails. There is no doubt ] i ? about it. It nourishes, ? 1 strengthens, builds up and | j makes the body strong and j r hea'thy, not only to throw ? 8 ~c: iu:. j 4^ I ; Oil l!il5 llctitr tuu^ii; uui i\j | = fortify the system against j ? further attacks. If you are | f run down or emaciated you j 1 should certainly take this 1 j nourishing food medicine. ; Soc. $1.00, *11 druggists. s J SCOTT & I50WNE, Chemise New York. | L-lll . mm**f ,m-III -II ? III Dr. Stmael Lindsay spent Snrdav in Chester with hit parents. THE LOS6I0TF>" SHOKT-CCX EOJtl:.' The new road from Longtown to Winr sboro has been used by the people ( fining to court, thereby lessening Mie ancc to be travelled about six mile- Whiie tbe road bed is soft io coan quince of having been bnilt up, .r di"g has greatly improved the new r ,ud over the old. The chaingang vpm .^Dgaged iu finishing this work lor !l? neyt sit waek? and when COm pie;-d his section of road will stand as ti; o&ject lesson in road working. Tb?- future of this job is that a practi, ca1 ior^eyor was employed to go over 1 ib'* r *vi before work was started and ! ?r'-.e:p it w&* found advantageous to ; d?^ ??/ entirely view road bed was 1 laid on?. In ?-ome places miles of the j old was thrown out. When sufj ficier t travel has passed over the road to pick the ioo6e dirt this will be the ! best section of road in the county. i j The greatest- danger from colds and U grippe is iheir vaulting in pneu* ' mo Li.- If re asonable care is used, i however, and Chamberlain's Congh |Ke?>A;'v taken, all danger will be avoided. I? w.ii care a cold or I 8*> atuek of la grippe in less time than sat c-her treatment. It it pleasant and 'afr to take. For sale by McMaster IV,-. C9M1TH& AKD SOTX?. Mr. J. Q Davis spent Thursday in Charlotte. M-- D. A. Elliett left for Mississippi *A ' . i _ A ~ ? n c?Tff u*y. A2r. *f. W. Brice, of Chester, vu i* town Friday. Mr. 8am 3rice, of Woodward, wu i i?? 'owe Tuesday. J Mr T. X. Elliot returned from Bock ! Hj:i T^mrsday sight. Mr. John J. McJIahan, State Superi;t!?xiJeat of Education, was in town Fcid*v Mr md Mrs. J. L. Bryion bars 1 | retur-sei from a two ^eeks visit to Lsure s. 1 Mr. *nd Mrs. Blake Boyd bare re- 1 tamed <o Ridge way after spending a few da- 8 in town. Mr. a W. Brown left Monday after- : o>' the northsrti markets to purca> spring goods for Q D. Williiotd. He Fooled lite Surg-eons. Au ft ctors told Renick Hamilton, ' We-; Jefferson, O., after suffering 118 m< i.ths from Kecial Fistula, he i W'.>nld die unless a costly operation : j ^rwrmed; but be cured himself . \r-;s/. fi'7A boYfti; of Bnckien'a Arnica ! S*?ve >ue surest File care on Earth, him best Salve in the World. 25 c^'t ahox. Sold by McMaster Co., 1 din# K. H. JEXXIN6S FOR STATS TSZAS- ' CKBK. : ! j Thv Wateree ileweuger has the fol- ' lowjj g to lay about on* of tha moat . popiv*' men in Fairfield County: i *Ok> of tb? most important office* to I befil.'rd on the State ticket is that of 1 Siut<> Treasurer. For this place, The ^er heartly endersea JR. H Jenni 't's, Esq., of Fairfield, for State Trt-H>u'er. Mr. Jennings has been the Clerk of Court for Fairfield County for a cumber of years, and is a thor- 1 oughlr good business man, and oie of the purest men in the State. No man 1 [ *-and* better in bis home county. "A friend speaking of him, once reiwittrbsd tn n?? "Bob Jennings loves 1 ! everybody. He is a man without guile. He i? a noble hearted Chriatian gtjutUraan, auU a tolendid basinets | man " And this 5? the eatlmate ot all | v>bo kaow him ; ''As a Confederate soldier be did bit wboie duty unflinchingly. For the I "lot t came" he gave one ?f bit arma. His comrades in arma love him, aid will b? delighted to cast their vote for I him for State Treasurer. ; "H e want Kershaw County to give a ( f;]id vote in the approaching primary I .or ft. H. Jennings for State Treit| nrer." | 'ASTORIA. I u Tba f.iwi Yw Haw Ahrap Bugf.! i ...?... i MB. JBHWIXGS RETURNS THAXK8. < ? ? f Mr. Editor: I think I may ?ay, with- 1 uat any violation of propriety or mode?i>, that I bare a high appreciation or the ki/iU words ?aid of me in j thb editorial clipping from tbe Wate11* e Me^enger, in yoar iwae of la*t I SsinrdATj 24th iast., and alio of the I kindly mention of my name from time jtoiiicfrby your own paper. As rei gar<!? he editorial mentioned abore aii-.iW me to say, I do the mote part'cu!trlv appreciate it, as voicing tbe sentl'iv at of goad and trne people of j the cocuty and the grand old towa, ^ I tt.a tioaie of tnv eld comrades, Gen. ! 1 y J. B. Kershaw and Gen. Jno. D. . ! Kennedy, both now cold in death, for ( wj/'ve memories I cherish the highest , regard Sincerely, ^ i R. JH. Jennings. 1 ? A GOOD KAN* TO L2ATJS. J i Beaiy, secretary and treasurer j I ot" tut Airfield Cotton Milit, has rei ?i?if<?. and has sccepted a position at , 1 sec;r*ry ?f Th? D. A. Tompkins Co., j { E&t.ir.ertrs and Contractors, Charlotte, , i C as already annoanced. This ( cba??ge does not lake Mr. Beaty out of 1 uo-p with manufacturing, which he j j fea. sdtspted as bis future > jrk. He | will *ivo be secretary of The Atherton : ??o::oa Mil? and The High School* ; J Co ti'i: M.lis and will sell the cioih ' hlci y?;n? made br said mills. lie bat i bet-u *;th !he Fairfield Cotton Mills , mi . ..i.'ii I ! t>om fctir organization. j.ne ju?i*u ! ??e M frock of thi- mill baa ail bstn I p?i<i in In!!, sn<j ti e mill is now iu Sue sbipe for )>ro?peritr. Mr. Braty . ni'?r:d to W iuueboro, S (J , October | lltb; 1871, r.: d fe*s been bere evtr gin re a# tntrcbaa: and manufacturer ! He beep ve~v x-tct and cauiiout [in J+yirg OU" (f)?* fcioands at ihs Fairj fioia Oottofi illiii', ;iaa has beautified : fh? grounds by eettiiij ibade trres on I the sa-t-ots, has built 43 comfortable j :co:taj:63 for the operatire?, one dwell i | ing lor ibe superintendent and a cotton : tUrage building equipped with the ! latest improreJ sprinkler lys'ena | ; *rhicn now tnll of hieh *rade cotton ! 'o be manufactured into the hifh grade ; Ci -'b ?nrt yam aia-ie by the Faiifield Mills. Mr. Beaty'*. experience teaches him ifcat Fairfield cotton is snperioi for spinning parposei to. Uis arerag< apland eetton, and be believes the future of Fairfield, as a manufacturing coanty, depends solely apon thi energy exerted. We regret exceed iogly to lose men of his stamp. The Appetite of a Goat Is envied by all poor dyspeptics who*e Stomach and Liver are out oi order. All such should know that Dr, King's New L?fe Pijls, tbe wonderful Stomach anci Lirer Remedy, gives a splendid appetite, ocund dxge?tion and a regular bodily habit tha- insures perfect health and great energy. Only 25c- at McMaster (Jo.'s drag 'store. LADIES' EOHI JGUTTNAL, Unpublished anecdotes of Henrv ard Beecher are rare?and the two pages of the March Ladies* Home Journal devotsd to them are worthily filled. "College GirJs' Larks and Pranks," too, are sparkling with fan, rcvea:iup the American girl's iov? ul a practice! joke. Edward Bote's editorial will cooiir aad widespread attention. It aho^g by accurate statistics tb*t women have been tried tnd found Wkuting in bas'nes*. and are fa?t being barred from competing with men in commerci*i pursuits. Mollr Donahue is presented by the' author of "Mr. Dooley" as a literarr light, and "The Autobiography of aGiri" and "The Thea?r? and It? People" are continued; "Her Bost.?? Xxpeiiences"and "Kdith an.l I in Pari;" * re concluded. Eisiar if anticipated by a solo andr.u anthem. The latest 9tyleg are shown io hats, gowns and women's attire generally. Howard Chandler Christy's drawing, "The American Girl at Ckurchr" and A. B. Frost's picture, "Tfce Country Score &% a Social Centre,'^are notable art features. Scaresly less interesting ure ihe pictares of "Itr Calitornia Gardens," admirably reproduced. The practical, helpful features of the March Journal are nucaerous and possessed of exceptional interest? every one of its forty-eight pages offeriBgJsomefhing worth while. By The Cnrtis Publishing Company, Phi'adelpbia. One dollar a year; ten cem* a copy. The claim of other cough medicine to be as good as Chamberlain's are effectually set at rest in the following testimonial of Mr. C. D. Glas*, an employe of JBartlett & Dennis Co., Gardiu?r, Me. He 8?ye: "I bad kept *d<1 icg to a cold and c?ugh ia the winter t>f 1897, trying erery caugh medicine [ heard of without permanent help, natil one day I was in the drug store w Mr. Houlehan and be advised me to try Cbamberlain's Cough Remedy and 3 tic re a to pay oacic my money n 1 was not cared. My lungs and bronchial iu!.e* were very sore at this time, but I was completely .cared by this remedy, and hare since always turned to :t ?7hen I got a cold, and ar>on find relief. I also recommend it to my friends and am glad to say it is the best of all comh medicines." For sale by McMasler Co. r CQUJRT PROCEEDINGS.. The oniy -oise completed on Tu??day iD the Court of GeaVral Seisions was the State' vs. .Robert 'feoore... Mr. Htnaban lor the defense. Yefrdict? Guilty. iM" * dt-i The cases of the State vs. Thomas S. Whiiaker, John Whitaker, Jason Wbititer and V.' i, iara Wt>itak?y charged witk aec<iu . jukI batfery with intent to kill, ?t ?i Sta.^ v*. H*t?rv Harrisoi-, Wiiliaai H irri^en, Ed?ar<i Hard/ ion audDaniel Euni*on, cbargr.d with latne offense. vnr> fried togc-taar. Mr. McDonald repreeented the Whitakers Mr. Hsuahan 'the Harrisons. WlUv." WVivtalrpr was senuittad IY<>">?* Whi ak' r convicted, and John md J won Whitaker guilty of assault ind l?attery of h ligh aud aggravated aature. William Harrison conricUid Df assault and ba'terv of a high and iggrsvated nature and carrviug con ;ealed weapon. Henry, Edward and Dai?i<il Harrison were convicted of a?tanlt d t ittery of high and aggrarated <.atare. State y*. Jobs Woodward, indicted for morder, w&i concluded on Thuri3ay, and resalted in a rsrdict of not ?oi!ty. Staters. Hilliard Rabb.indicted for irson, wa? represented by Mr. Haaa* aau siid acquitted. Jatoes Fnrman was tried for larceny jf live stock, and defended himself. Be was convicted and sentenced to ;wo yean on ?ke ckaingao? or ii the penitentiary for a like period. Sia(e r?. William Bon I ware, indicted for bouse breaking and larceny, represented by Mr. McDonald, was eoaricfed and sentenced to two jears. State ts, John L Harrison, Heroert 3arrison ami Chris. Harrison, iaiicted for assanlt and battery with ntent to kill. At the time of going :o prec# }he jury had not agreed, rhe defendants represented by W. D. Donglasa. The case of the State r? Jahn L. Harrison, Herbert Harriseo and Chi is. Harrison resal'ed in a mistrial Friday .lixht. S:ate vs. Alex Coleuian, indicted f?'' murder, resulted in a verdiet of not jnilty. The defendant was reprckented by Messrs. J. W. Hariaban and J. E- McDonald. On Saturday afteraoon, the case of Sta!e vs. Robert Eiliion, Elizi Elison, Margaret Kellcy, Ike Kelley and Marv Kelly, indicted fur murder. W. D. Douglass represented th* firtt two and J. W. Hin-ihan the la?t three. Robert RoVal Baking Powder Made from pare cream of tartar* Safeguards the food I ~ against alum* . Abm baking powders are the greatest menacm to health of the present day. | To All. VAUGHN'* I [ Read the ! ^ ^U?^ /^j/yC^^C <Z*? t^i [Yours of recent date to hand reqn kidneys. My physicians s&ld lhat I rc J? jraUoRS <!rarrn from scro'um aevera fluid. Van nimbi* to cot any rest or a &bla to attend u> my buslnoss. I can glad to give it, 09 soma poor suCsrer o The trade supplied by EUi*on and Eliz^ EIli*or. were couTicted of manslaughter. The following senteneea bare been pawed: Robert ElUsoa, manslaughter, f'oa. yeara on chaining or iu pcnneriti*.r/? and EHz* Ellison, *8tue off-nse. t??3 j<?ar; ic^penitantiarv, James"Farman, larccny,iwo years Wiiliam Bonlware, l?rcenv, two years, William Harrison, Henry Harrison and Edward Harrison, assault and battery, six months or pa* $125 'Phnmtc VMIUItap nne rcwi* ?.1? 5!9fMi and Jason Whittaker, Join WhitUkin-. and William Whittaker. six mozih? or pav a fine of $125. Frank Holme?, Jareeny, eighteen months. Glorious Nerri Cornea from Dr. D. B. Cargile, of Wa bita, L T- He writes: "Four bottle9 of Elect ric Bitttera bas cured Mri. Brewer of scrolulc, whicb hsd caused her great suffering for years. Terrible sores would break out on ber bead and face, and the beet doctors could gi?e nor help; but her cure is eomplete and her health is excellent." This shows what thousands have proved,?that Electric Bitters is the beet blood purifier kni>wu It's tbe supreme remedy for eczema, tetter, salt rbeuffl, uleors, boils and running #ore8. it stimulates iirer, Kicaeys ana bowels, exyel* puisona, helps dijref-fmn, bui'ds ud the strenjfth. Only 50 cents. Sold by McMaetor Co., drGggisu. Gu.-ran teed. pbvsektxeh't of 1hj? gka>"1?jurt' To his Honor Jnd^e Al^rich, aaw presiding at Wiun*b"rc, 6. C.: Wf, the member? off the grand jary for Fairfield Ccnufy; beg te?ve to make the following report to yoar Hon^r: We hare passed on *11 bills banded | n< Jor this term of the court. We have, by a committee selected from our J camber, examined all of tne county j tfficea, the county jail and the Win-isbore dispensary and find all of them io good condition. A committee of our i ody visited the chaiasre-'g ar?.J j fonnd everything in guod order. W? j wish to recommend that an c<:d nfib j used bv the troarda be replaced by a j doable-barreled shot gun. We also recommend that i*ar of the six mnies oscd on the chaingang be tent to the poor house until thoy are needed by the cbaii/fang. We reeommenu that aj uitab'e tent be bought to shelter tho: mules, a3 they are almost totally expo?ed in bad weather. We recommend that they eo'mplete '.be work on the road to Winnsboro before working any other road. 0*r committee who visited the poor | Leuse find the inmate* ia goodcomi-i tion and well cared for. The folio wi in? is a list of crops &c., on hand: A bal?sof cotton. 750 lbs. meat. 25 galton* molatsst. 100 bashals corn. ' 25 head of fio?8 7 head of caitle. 2 mutes. 1 wa=on. 5.000 bn?:' * fodder. 15 b'??J?c.3 peas. 20 acre* ol oats sown. 7 acres of wheat sown. From reports made to n* ^ve lear that the public road froru Mr. N. A. Peay'# resident* ?o Lobgit^r: i* in ? ery bad condition. We~ are also iiv-. formed that a petition from the ciii-! j zena along this road ha* been sunt to i the county commissioners, bat no ati teutioa baa been given to it. | We wish to present Bob Cro*bv for assault and battery with intent to kiii 'on the person of one P?-ter Lumpkin j Witnesses-George Baxter, Jim Toatiey, W. B. Gilbert. We wUb to present Ja?n?rs Barret! for bigamy. Witnesses?Rev. ENi*on Jones, Wm Marthas, Tom Marthas, Wua. Jeffries, Juo. Marthas, Man | Ha\es, Bed .Rabun. Mrn. War* Mc-i i Graw, A. W. Rabun. . I ReupiC'fullv submitted, L E O^euK, F'jetnan. j Discovered by a Woman. Another great discover? ha l?e>i ?ttiu <*at 'oo, by ? farty is ihis c-'i!?>tr\ "D-^a-p fast?jt'd itsciircix s her awd for S'-rei; \Car- :*ho rirhstood i?8 severest u? tlut her, vita! organs were nnd?*ini!? e i ;n d 1Ct?tb secra:^ imniirent For ihr-e ninths * he couched iHcet>8aist-r, and; ot-uld not f-lt-ep She finally discovered a t\a> to rrcovcv, by pui ci>ar>ii)g oil us * bt.ttic of Dr. Kiiig'8 New Dis-j urery for On-n motion, and was so, . {luch relieved om taking dose, that i h?. sirpt a:i n'gV; at>d with .two Jaeuj Iihs been absolutely cured Heiv nsine i8 Mis.- Luther Lutz- "Thus: writes W. <J. Ilacomick & Co., ofj Shelby, N. 'I. Trial bostUs free at McMaster Co.'b drug 8t-.?re. Regular *ize 60c and $100. Every bottle guaranteed. 4 /*? ?3j<9 Sf tiTTAf^A**^ Qr5L A A %*' JL *??* jSL +t^ 5 LITHONTRIPTIC has cure dreadful disease and it i following letter from R. J. B /U~Q-<c+*^ ~*-is&/ JULcd. ^fcP^K ^ -+^/ s?~l? 4^ . Ss*~>~*^r^e & jLL-A_^ \stf~2/L' s^s^zP-lr^i. >snsS esting statement <tf my case which I tfully give I i >uM not last but a short time. I was ;:ra>.l*t 1 r. <Io 1 times. I ir.ti compktt?*lj* filjex: .-.; tin t;:*:< t >./. iff!/ escept while under the Ictluen.->c ot an op::t:<s. now rMo my hor*?j, a thing I had fcwa vuaiolc co'i< lay be oeoefineu uiersby.J THE MURRAY DRUG CO ( RK-CTKD BT B?UTE FIRVJIEW. ETair-Balslajf Ferforaaanca Hlph In Air on ? >ew York Eons* N'.w Y rL. Fe':>. 17,- On w?* tjn.sd, i/rr5i<?pf -V;]iv, iu's r.inf p?r? j n-^.t bad vHvrcr7 e-iCAp- -. f;-o*j fire-storv ^artro-'iti hi>a."} M"!* tbie mi; ;;;>:? <*' FtfJi; a.-s , Tftat? -tfijr^b street. W. !?. f&inoerip *u:trv;*:a2 5ivb??et*t of pVmurj,''iVieg on iIh fr trih |fcp*ared &r one ot the Traders iu$ aude resdv to jnrap. ; ^Don'l jawp." called Lieu*, if;t Es^ine 21: Tii coin* ?r- yda." i'bs. i jjer,tenaut ran np'he nai** ot 2J\x 4J8 j to ?he loyr^'i flaor frout rhen rs. g >-. -J i oat of fhk- window, ami, bridging i-s distance w^h his right ru?>f, worVvd h;raitlf from the window ei.U of N-*.! 418 lo the window where ; tandiag, n*xt to if, in $?c. 420. He, then toek Aiken by Iba ??*nda a^d" lowered h'"m to the copnj*^ above rh** I third-story "indow of 2fc. *<20. Aiken clcjg there nntii-rir^e swur.sr i bimwlf di vc -i_alon*?ide ?iv> frightened' a*r, and then, bridgias: t,*?- diafesoa j I between ?ke third-story window of j '* No 440 an i No. 418 with li'-i fea,_Qo_ j managed iv work Aiken otar "to the. ; 'copieg of IsO. 418, wbile she crov?d, below watched ih? two cxcecMcg j isrery ?imte they wo*Id horh lore} i : f'xir hold* aad be da?hf? 'J*a*!; * I j ! the icr pavement. Aike?i vr?-gbs i'ji'y ' jJOOponiHi. . ! | Mr. Aiken is a son of the ;*;e J. D. j' i Aikeh, af Oh&r!^pfo?>, ais3 x Mepb:**j; 'e'T?r. W. E A:<e* thk p'ac* fi-i * ; [ T^a? born in Wiunsboro fcn-. '.eff wnea I ' a'boy. _ '/ \ i( Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman. N'iJe*bnr-.r j, Pa., 38y8, "As a bpt^U;' c.ure f?.-r coughs, cold*. cronp and rc ihrtisrj' One Minn'e Congh Cure is (t?eqa*'ed. j li i# pleatar-- for children to take I? heartly .recommend ii to HK.;h*-r# " It j ip the only harmless reaao'-y ibat pre- { dntfls imwtdiate results It ?nr?j, br/)?:cbi;if. pbsnnonia, vrinpe anri j' ibroKt acd )U!i? disaaes. i- will'pre-. < v*ni consumption. McMa-'ffCo j. ?Camdidntes will soon to an-j; ! ioaoce tbeaaaelve? and ?he 'dear pe?i ?;?'' will iindergo aaoihtr ?'-a-^n of. ubowdr do," bandcaak;?g &ud feitcft ? uiks. ' m. ' ~j i Cure Cold !ri Heed. Kennott's Chocolates laxative Quinine, easy to take tad quick to cure cold in head and sore i throat. . ' I , mmm I 1 ?Onr merchants will sooi beyi>; "j j receive tbeir spring goo<i?. Tt>ei.' J * *hoo!d uor nejflect to ?er 'he pv(?H',j< know what they have, but ^ht?n!d pm |1 as adTertiaemeat early in The News J j kd Herald. The One Day ColcJ Cure. . 1 For colds and sore throat vseKcrwott'sChoco -1 lates Laxative Quinine. Easily tcL.eu as candy j and quickly cure. I * Mi?9 Kate Mobier, oi' Wjor^oi-o, ba." b**!i risUJpg Mrs. J. iiiukfc.vj. Scott.?Tie Slate. [ nit^icywii trm m o njuwwoiiiirw nrr,mimuiwi?. The Eminent Kidney and Bfadder Specialist. Tie Wworcrer -Jt S^-sr^-Booif tt Work ia j Sis Lii-orciory. I There is a disease prevailing in this j country most dangerous btc?e-e so decep- ' tive. Many sudden deaths arc caused by ! it?heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure J, cr apoplexy are often the result of kidney | disease. I* kidney trouble is allowed to ad- !, vanes the kidney-poisoned b'.cod will attack I ( the vital organs, or the . kidneys themselve3 ! break down and waste away cell b/ cell. 1 Then the richness of the Wood?the a'humea ?leaks out and the sufferer has Lright's ?' Disease, the worst form cf kidney trouble, j j Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the nev di*? j covery is the true specific for k'dney, bladder | and urinary troubles. It has cured thousands! of apparently hope!ess cases, r<*.er all other i j efforts have failed. At druggist in fifty-.. .t' (""and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent f .0 1; by mail, also a book telling about Swn- o-1 I Root and its wonderful cures. Ac!'' csaj ! Or. Kilmer & Co., Bir jhamton, N. Y. *nd i j mention this paper. j 4 F^yCAUiA cue iietrnattoc ' * Scrotal* tt Siaj Curia. > * From Dk id thousands of desperate cs jvili positively cure you, etsill, Maj. 18th Reg. S.C. V $i /b 6>sz~ J? * ?~rfi n ft 4 0 1&>*^ /) // (ff A*t^***'<3 t /IMS^^-Oy i?ve lioen suirering for three years from <Jropey, ga \?s escep: shortly ?,ltee being tapped, ev.^ry tissue < igsn VACO-H3T3 UTBONTEIPTlO. irf>rfftctty Jirtple I lia* t> ui*d ejgist botiles ot YAUaEVti LITHOX1 > tor noirlj two yea^s. I'oa "nay pufciiafc. such of as For sale by JOSIAH J. OBI [Columbia, S. C. * *;&? Km ' usftiuiiigt it* set in i ftwdave tcr Bs'eabarg to stay until sprii-? > * '?'-<?*. rDtsptpfte'CBM la ttij faw I* r> <^iderfat rw ?r?. It jfivei i? pie*?ant te 'ak? : d i-- cm?y 'r.h dyapep'fc's bett rr*.>1." ivrs E tt&>i?erink Overiwl, Mici O g.'st" f yon eat. Cani-9i i>,ii u- core.. VeMaster Co. Th? On? Day Cold Cure.. .. Kencott's Chocolates Laxative j^oiaiae far coia :b toe ncaa jyicrsore uroii. vmuucu j them like candy. CASTOR! A For Iiftnts aad Children. Tm Koi Yas few JDwift Ss^f N The Gr\o Day Cold Cure. Cold ia head asd acre throat cared toTjCtfc, o^japcoialSLl.^^itiw-gttwinf. agfrayw " take aa cudy. "CMldreacry for-tbeat."' Mr. W. H. Geer,, ot Tbe auve, sptnft ( nere.-i) iear; in town.ou MouW^r. A CLEAR HEAD; j good digestion; soiund sleep; a line appetite anaariyc uiu <tgc, are some of the results of the:use 6f Tutt's Liver Pills. A single dose will convince you of their wonderful effects and virtue. A Known Fact An absolute cure for sick head-... ache, dyspepsia, jhalaria, sour stomach, dizzin?s$j constipatiur bilious fever, piles, torpid liver and all kindred diseased. Tutt's Liver Fills fesjfeg* ha ' .. v :.i ?TiV3 V> L x. it* TmMU Owh ?VI g t n-ii ; L/Gucn jri?.iiicia are )&t"-re*fed in high prices for J'Htor next faM osu hear of something o :aeir adv^ni^e by sending s postal 5*id at one* ?o ITiE ADAV'S COTTON COMPANY, Chai'le&au, C. 2-UxltD siffl weiM ;.:r"r" Wiil straighten curly and kicky tiir wrhoufc iajary to tbe scalp or hair. Price 50 Centsrper Box. ANTI-KINK Es'Wafd by the Unitsd States Health Keoorts. > GAIMI4 ffl III M, SOLE AlANUFAoTUREBS, 2-15xl2fl2 5, 7, ^and 11 Br?>&diray. Farmers, ?** Attpntinn I i # * JL JL V W m m w ? -w ? ? - ^ NOW IS THE TIMETO iiUT I Plantation Supplies. ?L:k STOCK OF HEAVY GliOr.vrics is rrw complete. W? ca!: r tp cia'lv for Li.e iV.i'ntri' 'rsrt<>. We fc-, w >>ai tr^v pe;d, ?nd * ?rt- j>r? pared t-^e*\c ibt ju <yyv^ hotfom prices Wc a!&o tair- * niot: lli^e of th#!f SHOE-, HATS, 1>K\ GO0i>$, ^ SO HONS, ? ?id yi'jiug usually fonml in a. ijcv-H \twre. v . ErG i d* d*;,r#r?:(i t?? oar c:t5 trade. o<u*ar>'i ?tf u?. W. R. RABB & CO GXaSXTE COKNEK. ' * |1 - 1 as . . . * . m OPSY. Lses of this ols., i860. ' $ y? /) * /* ? Z7 // . : g?. $J^ ? oU . tu*jl!f^^ '*Lo r,6>/- J2?<%y rani uuncs, caused from liver and spmpletely filled. saturated iritii fluid; m. lefts terribly Inflamed and exuding 'BJFTIG and am now comlbrtable and y autrynOTtaayoa may desire. Iax? 2AR, Winnsboro, S. C ' - . , * ;-/r? "" - * :ir; V I 1 ?FINE- WATCH W08K.. . _ ; ass A SPECIALTY. j | x Nothiif w? pridt: ?i ??n tktB 4?Hr?risc TJNQ UESTIONAMLY tlXE WATCE WOMK to car omtioaori. WV*r? ?d?iltoifclyak?*i tf All <* potiiori is tkis da?*rt*a?t; thu yo* my Mate ab?olat? c?rUl*ty of o?Uio~ -li*t Mcmrita tlsao wka? yomr tijM? pitco It raptirtd by tu. / ^ . ... . ' of oir watch work tkti wo aiaraatoo ^ uaotofiro t'atiro satiiitctlom for it ' kOfitM, Mi prapay'axproM akargM botk wiyi tboald tko waiek fail to4o; irtU itariaf tkii ipacifiod ti*o. Write-to u for f orfkar i?foma?oa_. R. BRANDT, !* vt at?Junaic#r a&t Jetr*l?r. CHISTER, S. G. Do" You. Want i THE BUT SEED AND THE ones that an knows to rait .. oar. climate and art tme to nama? . ... > y TO * Plant poor ?ted ia worse than planting none, at all. Baiat's Beads are #ell known to be thoroigkly reliable, and a?i who Intend to GARDEN will find it to their interest to call and examine oar ctook of BnUt'f Seedi; alec Onion Sett, Irith Potatoes. In fuel anything in the way of teed yon need. Yours for a good garden, '?-? J. H. McMaster I ii Co., -M Dr?gfi?ta X% JUST IN. I 2 2? ? i Large Fat Mackerel. Shredded Cod-fish. Mirise Meat, in tins and bulk.? - 1 Cranberry Sauce.! Extra ' r'p*. fine,. % Best Olive Oil, 1-2: pints. Yacht Club Salad pressing. WE KEEP THE FINEST . | LINE OFCanned Fruits, Vegetables, - ^ 4 and }$eats in town. nr it J?? Vcipui dcCU imno ui an Jkiuu. Fancy Cakes and Crackers, . .. * -?and?: / Spartanburg Steam- Bread, always fresh, at Habenicht's. J '' ' - ... vi .i