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[OWN AND COUNTY. HUlSDAY. May 19, f : a a 1881. TERmi OF TilE NEWS AND MltAL). -Tri-weekly edition, four dollars per _ num, in advance; weekly edition, ,two dollars and fifty cents penammmrn, in advance. Liberal discoumt to clubs of five and upwards. RATES oF ADvERTISING.-One dollaI per inch for the first insertion, o ad fifty ceits per inch for each subseq aent Inser(lon. These rates apply to all ad vertisements, of whatever natu re, and twe payable strictly in advanie e. Con tratts for three, 2ix or twelvo months mIade on very liberal terms. Tran sient local notices, fifteen cents per line for the ftrst insertion and seven and one-half cents per lHie for each subseoutenthisertion. Obitua-les and tributes of respect charged as aiv'r tisements. , Simple announcements 01 marriages and deaths published free or charge, and solicited. All communications, of whatsoever nature should be addressed to the Winnsboro Publishing Company -- \Ybmsboro, S. C. .RAILudAn SCHEDULE.-The trailis now pass Winsboro as follows: North-bound passenger, 12.28 p. in.; south-bound, 4.28 p. n.; north-bound freight, 9.05 a. in.; south-bound, 1.37 p. in. These arrivals are on the basis of Railroad time, sixteen minutes faster than Winnsboro thne. Now Advertisements. Tribute of Respect-J. R. Boyles, Secretary. Tribute of Respect- G. B. McCants, Secretary. Masonic Meeting-G. B. McCants, Secretary. Estate Logan E. Brown-M. B. Lawrence. Local Brl. f -Stores have to be swept out before six o'clock. -"Just let the Mogul try to (10 that againi" is the last comment of the Celn sor; and the Mogul says thait nothing shall prevent him when he takes a no S tion into his head. -The business men of the town have agreed to close up their stores and business houses at six o'clock in the afternoons after next Monday. ( This is a good move, and we tink every person will be pleased with it. -Tle Chaplain and Orator are at daggers' points at "these presents," and the public may prepare for a sen sation. The Chaplain was exceeding ly deaf and could not even hear the sound of cornets or the beat of the -Tile grove selected for the Sunday School picnic on Friday, is the beauti ful one adjaceint to the Presbyterian chrc. No bet ter phice could have been selected, or it is colvenient to tow) 1111d iore shadv thaini illy other suitable grove hi lihi vicin it . Bas kets may be sent to ie gne. -We commeIld Ile followilng: pro foun(d remark of' 0 id to the colsider. ation olf the bachelors. It imay serve flor profitable meditation diring thewe Cool in1mgs of Nay, 1ad lhe hige otticersa should studyl it .enrefualy. Say's Ovid: "Girlandumi gni loveibus 44cupidlerainum, et posse comiitat us flirt I fe1 ini oqhmuid tobacco juice, conamoisokissandino prmo sigh an '@ dumn slino despeCrando( ihil faimnt abtl~.'' fgOvid foresa w the dlangers of t he bache OFF' FOR THE hENAit AsEMBLY. The Rev. II. B. Pratt and Capt. L. N. Withers left on Tuesday for Staunton, Virginia, to attend the Genieral Assemn bly. Important matters will come be fore thant body. Time pulpit. of Scion church wvill niot be occupied inext Suni day. Oin the fourth Suday the Iter. J. Lowrio Wilson, of York county, is expected to lpreacht. THE FEsTIVAL.- Not withstanding~ t lie unifavorable weather-it being cold and somewhat cloudyv-there wvas quite~ a full attendance at the festival oni Tuesday night. The grove was lighted with lanternms aind bonifh-es, epd looked well. The young ladies wuait lng oni the guests wer~e kept quite busy attending to their calls. The enter tailnmnt was kept up to a late houra, amnd seemas to have been universally eiijoyed. We uniderstandi that quite a good sum was realized, RESOLUTIONs OF TIIANKS.-At the regular meeting of the Gordon Light Infantry, held 01n Monday, May 16, the follhowinug preamble andi resolutions were unanimously ad1opted: Whereas, on the occ~asion of' their recent visit to Spartan burg, t~o atlenid the celebration of the Cowpens Cen tennilal, thei memblers of' tlhs Company were the recipients of a handsome onm tertainmuent at tihe hands of the Ruich land Volunteer Rifle Company durinig their dleteintion at Columbia, anud as the guests of said Company were treat ed1 with great courtesy anmd cionsidhera tioni, therefore be It resolvedl 1. That we hereby tenader' to the officers and members of the Richland Volunteer Rifle Company our' heart felt thanks for their kmndness and at gteiition on the occasion above retferred to, amid hasteni to assure thmem of our grateful appreciatioin of their soldierly welcome, 2, That a coyof the foregoing, ap by ~tSerear to Capt. Rl. N. Rich bourg, commanding the Rhichland Vol unteer' Rifle Comnpainy, and that thie samec be p)ublished in thie Winmsboro NVAws AND) IIERIAID and th0 Columbia S012 ARtOLINA Nh WS. --he acreage In cotton in Kershawv counity is saidl to ben the largest ever known to-have b~een planted. S -The /teporler says that the prios pet Is good for harvesting the largest cr'op of oats ever' prioduced In Chaesteir 2county.. -Fully six thiousanad gallons of -whiskey have been sold at Blackville, -in Blarnivell coun ty,- slimce last Novem -or'kville has eleacted an~ Iitendamt Sandl wardlens pledged to prohibitionl. This mmkas York a -"dlry? county - throughout. L'-The Jail at Spar'tanburg has beent ompty of prisoners for two weeks, and theru have been Ito sales by the sher'ir for the last three months. --The sunperintendent of ininigra tion continues to receive favohable re ports f'rom those aihrmers who have engagod immigiants. Ile is daily in receil)t of now orders. -The board of directors of the Pen itentiary have instrueted the superin - tendent (o employ couiisel to! recover agailst lessees ol' conivicts, the- pemnl ties incurred by them for escapes. -At the meeting of'the State Board of Examiners in Coltimbia, on Thurs day last, Greenville was selected as the place at which the Normal Institute wlli meet. The session of the insti tute will be held ditrilng the month of August. -A Charleston correspondent of the Augusta Jvening Nem says thtit a wealthv New York "entlentian has subscrihed $130,000 lor lmpr1woving Sul livan's Island. amd that, other capital its are taking steps to build a lairge hotel there, and genierally to make it, i second Conov Island. -Tlhe Abbeville Aledium is respon sible for tile following tough story: "A negro boy who lived oi Mr. J. C. Lites' place, inl this county, while go ing to his work riding a nmule, Went into a mire. The mule was taken from the mire With difficulty, his head only beinf visible when discovered. No traces of' the boy have as yet been found." -The board of trustees of Due West Female College met on Monday of last week, al( directed Profbssor Kennedy to act as chairman of the faculty, and to take general charge of the College at the present. Dr. Lindsay will con tinue his services in the institution, giving special attention to the classes heard heretofore by Dr. Bonner. -The track of the Chester and Le noir Railroad is laid to Lincolintoii, and the locomotive and freight cars now extend their regular daIly trips to that point. Passenger coaches will be placed oii the new nort ion of the road one day this week ; batt not until the track is lined up and made perfect ly' secure. -Some time ago, Mr. II. C. Braw ley, wh.lo resides inl the westcrnli part of Chester' County , wrote to his relatives in Ireland and recommended them to coie to (Nt county. On - Thursday before last nine of thei arrived at Chester-three of them young ladies, toi young meni anld two boys. It is tuiderstood they all contemplate mak big Chester county their future home. -William Henry Priester, who slew llls father at Allendale recently, was arresled at Greenville on the 8th inst. lie camethere by the Air Line train and wenit at once to the Exhelange Hotel, where le was soon recog'nizcd by a inuimber o1 personls. le will be taken at, once to Barnw ell jail. There is good grontid to believe that lie was iisane when lice Colnitted the fatal deed. -The Greenville News of the 4th instant says: ''lon. J. II. Evins, our l)"esentiati ye inl Congress, las taken (lil At poiient part in tle Midland rail'oad extension ilmovemmienit. We regre tIat his convictions of' duty, by which lie was (il)tless goveried, have plhiced him inl the position le has ccimld on that question. Entert ainl ing 1lie kiindest f'elings for him . per somil.1 , niid genr(ailly approvinig his piblic coirse, the people of Greenlville will not agnin irive their aid inl elect ig him to Congress, shioni 1d1 he desire ire-elect ion. It is folly' for them to add lie strmelngthI of oflcial positioni to a genmtlemian so directly opposed to their Iiltterests.' -~Take-it-Easy and Live-Long are brot hemrs, and1( are related to Aver's SarSapar'illha, which has length'ened many a life. * ITRIBUITE 01F RESPECT. Whereas, it. has pleased the Great Rutler ot the Universe to remove from our midst our esteemed brother, .JonN Joux STroN, by a audden~f dispensation of His Pro'.I ilece, therefore. re(solved: 1That we how in humble submIssion to the w itl t our Malwr in this tHis .Ablet ive dli'vi '~Wiion1a of lii Prov.idecel(, hlilejvin.v fit~ he doe hi atl thngs wveil. '2. TF.-; ini 1* <1. M at' .- HN JolliN.''CN hais lost a nin iaml 'cithilt membeir, whoi w'as a. c' r ie to ) is oblihiia ns'i to his brei'th ren in thle bonds~ of' friendshc ip ani. t.'lThat 1,these r'esoluationi h)a npreadi~ upnh inao or Atoaunt Zion Lohteg as a t'stimon411ial of our1 esteemii. 4 . Tlhrat a ian'e ini r~i nr11 miute~ booIk La 53. Th'iat a cojvtw (11 thse ' relt ions 1. torwazrded mn Ii i affiliet (.1 faile i . Elxt ract irom thie ,ainutt s: Secretary. TRIBUTE OF ltESPF.OT. At a rcgtilacr commiunication of WVir ns boro Lodgo, No. 11. A. F. M., held Mit 12, the following preamnbio and resohi tions were adopted: WVhereas, then Supreme Disposer of events, has, b~y Ihis inhinito p~ower, and through His mySsterious providlenco, brok.. en another link ini tho chain 1that holds us together in unity andl peace, and has ushered Brother JOHN JOHNSTON from our midst into the eternal prosence, be it Rlvled, That in is death we ore call od upon to deplore the less of one, wvhio though teserved, unobt)1rusiv'e and quiet, demanded our sympathy, brotherly afl'eo tion and1 resp)et, aind especially is our sorrow deeph and t-rue, whteti we remiom-i bor' that alone, at midnight with a blue ocean tet ween the Chamber of Death adt~i (lie home of nativity and relatives. with not or en a Mason by his sido to cool the congested brain 'md watch tho flickering pulse, his lite ebb~ed awaV~y. TIhough leav ing earth all alone, lie seemed p~eacefuily to surrender, anxiously awaiting t~o join otheis of OUr 1-umber, who, like himself, though in the p~rimo of life, partedl upon0 theo square. and passed before the Master of H-Ieaven's Eternal Lodge. Res~olvedI, Tlo remember him with kind ness and love, ti'at mourning shall drape for thirty dlays the emblems and r'egialia of our Lj adge, that a page in our minute book be inscribed to Ihis memory, that a cop)y of these resolutitons be publihe in 'I na Nswn AND fiEnA ',D, and an issueoiO the paper be sent to his relatives aeross the water. Extract fromu thei miniutos! GlEO. B. McCANTS, - -~ t$cretary. ES'1'A'PTE LOGA N I2. BROWN. A LtL rersons having olaims against 13.the estate of Logan E. Brown wvill present them properly attested, and those lnd ebted will make payment to M. B. L A W R ENCE, mavi~ 19 xlttt Exeoutor. IYASONIO MllEET'IN(. N N extr~i commiunication of Winne boro Lodge, Nor. 11, A. F. M., wal be held in Mlasonie hall en Thur'sday, 'lay 19th, at 8) o'clock, p. mn. 'the E. A. degree will be conferrcd. Bly order of the Wi. M. GA. B. McCA19TS, mav 19-.t i frua.. FROM THiE WRECK ---0 One Tirm Plate, one Tiro Bender, ono Tire Shrinker, throo Screw Plates, ono Bollows, one Anvil, ono Vise, one Boxing Machine, cost $18.00, will be sold for $10. Lots of Oval, half Oval' Round, Band, Squaro and Tiro Iron ; flubs, Spokes, Rims, Carnago Bolts, Tire Bolts and all manner of castings. TO bE SOLD REG'.RDLESS OF ULYSSE G. DESPORTES. may 14 Free to Everybody! A BEAUTIFUL BOOK for the ASKING By applying peronally at the nearest officeof TI1E SINGER MANUF&CTUR ING CO. (or by postal card if at a dis. tanco) any ADULT person will be pro sented with a beautifully illustrated copy of a Now Book entitled GENIUS REWAIDED, --R THE STORY of the SEWING MACHINE containing a handsome apd costly steel engraving frontispieco. also. ' 8 linely on. graved wvood cuts, and bound in an elab orate blue and gold lithographed cover. No charge whatever is made for this hand ,ono book, which can bo obtained only by application at the branch and subordi nate oflices of The Singor Manufacturing Co. THE SINGER MAXUPACTURING CO. Principal Office, 31 Union Square, may 17-1y New York. SPOOL COTTON. ESTABLISIED 1812. ,-R ,0 TRADE (oux N WH ITE Sroot~s.) GEORGE A. OLARR1, SOLE AGENT, 400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, Since the introdluction of this Spool Cottoo into the American market. its suc cess has bieen unpijrecede nited. No other brand of thread hasi ever met' wvith the same amount of pubic ia;,>r in the same Tof iO. T " anufacturers were tihe f irst to rieogniize. f110 im'potrtancee of the ewinyMtt Alii ~in ir to mako a six cord cotton ,X.-shih has evi~r been lhe recog ntizi d stanidar d fo r n.chiines,. All lie impro uments in macihinerv tha~dt tho in vt nive gen ius of the n ine troth century hais riro-l ue.l have breen adaptedi by t he nt u lact urers of "O.N.T.' At atll ihIo gra Initernatiional I'rirq of theo wnild. '-0. N. T1." has; been an arded ' ihe -(. N. TI." fat:'orie' at Nowrt . N. J, an i Paij yo enond, meid v 5.2 nI o prr Ii'.s a t- i i flic'ieni thresti thi hirge--I nana near .'f a;]e Crt - ton ini theo worbi. .\ lull iassor~tnt oft is Rpro-! (otl'on enn hi birhd at whIoleeale. nd reta ii r;t .J. Ai HEAT V & (CO.'S. lob 22 t xthn SEEDS! SEEDiS ------ J UST1 received, a large lo( of choice tGrden Seeds of all kinds. ALSO Seed anid eating irish P'otalocs of the chioicest kinds(1. Choice lhimily oetries arriving datily . I have on hand1( at Iarge lot of besi (juatlit-y Sole Leather, which will be sold1 at low figures. I ami paying higherst prices for Dr) .1Iides, (Give me a call. WV. II. D)ONLY, feb 12 On thle Cornier B esotS Iyf1 MAHIo C eds I'64- IN CI4A RIES.ST. BAL.TIMORE, MOp, boro, S. C. dleo Estate Jas, Mr Rutlaind, De'ceased: N OTICE Is horeby giveon that. I will apply to the Jiudge of Probate of Fairtield County on Tueday, Juno 7thy 1851, for a final dischargo as Executor of the Will of Jas. M. Rutland. decinn ed. A. S. D)OUGLAfI3, mn. '~l. t ixvoumo. AT OUR HOUSE 4 TlE MOST CHOICE SUMMER BEYERAGRT SUCH AS SHERRY COBBLERS, CLARET PUNCHES, SODA WATEl, LEMONADES and OLD VIRGINIA MINT JULEPE TRY THE CELEURATED BUCK aEER ALWAYS P."'*H1 mD COOL J. V L E ND I N I N G. may 3 Next door to W. It. Doty & Co. FRESH~ GROCERIES UGA RS, assorte d. Cof'ees, RI< Laguavra and Old Gov. Javi Rio anid Old Gov. Javia Roaste( Teas, Black, Imperial, Gunpowd and Young H1yson. CANNED GOODS. Pears, Peaches, Pineapples. T< matoes, Salmon, Corned Beef, Devile hal and Turkey, Sardines, &c. Macaroni and Cheese, Ginaer Pr( serves, 'in Helad Oat Mil, Coope Gelatine, Mustard, Black Pepper anl Nutimegs. Baldvin Catstp. Cross & lacl Well's Chow Chow, Emrrpire Cho Chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea & Pei rin's Worcestershire Sauce. J. F. MoMASTER & O. sept 11 FRESH GROCERIES ARF constantly being received by m< a synopsis of which I givo below. NEW ORLEANS MTOLASSES AND BYRUPS ALL GRADES. SUGARS, FRoM THE U1IGIIEST TO - TH LOWEST GRADES. 'I'll E FINEST FLOUR IN THE MTARKET-"TH PIATENTFAlMILY"-ALSO ALL I HA )ES JACKSON'S BEST FAMILY FLOUR. CANNED GOODS. CALIFOHINIA PEARS,Sometingchoice. SUCCOTASH, Bonns and Corn Combline TOMATOES, PEACHE PINE APPLE. 9AJ2LMON, SA RDINE; MUSTARtD, PEPPER. NTC., ET( I ALSO INViTE YOU.R ATTE~NTION TO OU ROASTED COFFEE. Otve mue a canl and examino for yoursel Articles too numerousc to mention. ap 14 WE have now Openfed.our ST'OC: of' SPRING and SUJMMERt DR OOODS. and ask an inspection < tho samne by itho PUBL3IC. Eachl Deoparl.mnent is full an COmupleto,. and in Styies, Qualit and Prices arO Scond to NONE All Wvo ask is that yOu eixamni OUR STOCK, and we wvill conviihe you tliat wO "TALK SOLID FACTPS.'' McMASTfER, BRIICE~ & KET'LCim ap 16 MTAX NOT10IC. Aum-ronr'n OrnoCn, MAY 9, 1881. r[ 1E b)ookf of this offico will bo opc .L from Juno 'ast to Jumly 20, .1881, receive returns of personal property owl etd by ech taxpayer on the 1st day< Juno. All miale persons betwoon tho aig of twety one anid sixty years are liale poli-tax, Mnd will repiort accordingly. For the accomnmoudation of tarpayers will be at the following placesca onI1 daiys spotiedClic for tho purpose of reccil ing returns, viz.: WVoodward's, from the afrivaI of froigi train, Juno 8th, to departure of souti bound passenger train June 9th. White Oak, June 10. Durham's, Juno 11. Caldwoll's Storo, June 13. Glaiddon's, Grove, JTuno 14. Ridgoway, Juuno 16 anid 16; Boar Creek; Jun- 17. Blythowood, Juno 18. Jennings' S'ore., Juno 20. Jenkliniville, Juno 2'. Monticello, Juno 22 and 23. Unmokhoad, June 27. Feasterville, Juno 28 andI 20.. ease take notice that tho omeoce Win >oro wvill } o olonod during n abson t tho ab~ove apspointmntsr, an open Onl other days du ring tho ai; pointed tiin may 1 tfj I. N. WITHJERSI, may 0- ti -Auditor k' 0. P 33UGGIES, SPRING WAGONS FARM WAG ONS. - N coilnectiol with the Bu'fgy and . Spring Wgon business, I havo for 8a00 tho well-known Farm Wagon. My one-horse) wagono are coupled tio tnme 41f a t wo-bovso wagon. have front bounds and rocking bolstor. Warrauted for twolve mouths. J. 1. CUMM3INGS, ap 28 Opp. Dunlovy & Fant TRY THE CELEBRATED Berller & Fgel PHILADELPHIA LAGER BEER, 1 d PINT BOTTLES AT ONE DOL LAR I ER DOZEN. HALF PINT BOTTLES AT SIX TY-FIVE CENTS PER DOZEN. BOTTLES TO BE RETURNED PROMPTLY. SUIMMER BMEVE'RAGES. . MJNT JULEPS, 1, CLARET PUNCHES, ' SHERRY COBBLERS, .LEMONADES, SODA WATER. - AND -- QGJ K 3.M M. --- ON DRAUGHT F. W. HABENICHIT. aip30 M4 IL. KINARD'S y FAS1(IIONABfLE COLUMBXIA, S. C. 0 JUST received the largest and most complete stock of SPRlINQ~ ULOT HING that,basl e'vor been in the Stato, and at pricosLT to Kuit the tms Warranted, at $12.50. MEN'S ALLVOOLj COEv(iOT SUITS, Warranted, at $10.50. YOTIJS' SUITS FROM $3.'0 to $16.00. Boys' sunTs $1.50, 2 00, $2.50, AND n Upwards. o.0 c- ALSO a fmne atock of Taylor's eel brated >f Mackinacw Straw Hca and Maenillanc, '. in s'hados of Silver, Tan, Chocolato and Wh ite. I i IIAVE added to my stock fine sheoen for o gentlemen, to completo an outfit, guaraen. - teed not to rip) or break; if they do, will give another pair, ~. tpI12-1y 8E0 THAT SURPRISE! ~IUi FARMERS' "BONANZA." ~ oan aim hcn~ ever grow heru deil~c'dus raw v ine. HJea sent by nc a2et. a paper.c noa fodder pln also l et krv. F ba Qeer grVrnrmeon, mpor d. rges~t variet see, 4 ppers for 1. Ver carce. ro~tWoo Ca iiv e a a procfi et.a aer. liax ya tian Cor (from the tl pi y for table or st'oek 2 etq acor 75 et, a hensin mte, one pln feri a oo tw days: lOOi2 - ie roa. ?4edri brief hoea prioo,i e AddresS C. R. (AEBERT * . Atlanta, O. Refeence Hon. W. L. Calhoun, Mayor if G-RAND --TO LADIES OF --.ANI SURROUNI3 HAVING bought a big landslido much finer than has over before bee boro, and by taking the entire line Cents on the Dollar, cash down on < If you don't believe it, bring it aOon me what you think about it. Thio i 16, at NINE O'CLOCK. $800 in a Two hundred pieces of Nockwel Fichns, Twill and Lace mixed Fichu the fullest line of thoso goods over E up to 50, 75, and from $1.25. $1.75, chaser, and all for cash. Over 600 designs imaginable, in Ladios' and C colored, bordered, humstitched, cord 50, 75 and $1 .00. An elogant line i $1.00, $1 25. 81 75. Three Iumidred Ladies' and Childi Fifty Laco collars and collarottos, Just the thing for little girls, at 15, to so theso goods. Hosiory, Hosiery, for tho million, nockwear, suspenders, inarsoilloa qn Over two hundred towels, all of (I cents up to fin I I tick and Danish, 2 Berlin Lislo thread, lace, and in a va Soni of Imy competitors put fo goods are inferior wlion I quoto pri< will visit my storo they will be convi offering are bettor goods than wore, pricos. PAINTS and KALqOMINE.-i houses in this country. Mixed pain One hundred and fifty cotton hoe PAY FANCY PRICES, J. L. MINd THE ACKNOWLEDGED LE UNDERSELLER. THE BEST REMEDY volt Diseases of the Throat a11 Lunis. In diseases of the AYEX~9 pulmnonary organs remedy Is inval unablo. Y* a n's COnRY PECTORAL is1 such a remedy. 9It is a sicientiflu combihnation of tho CH ERRY plcsriul enrauvo drugs, choemicallyv united, of such power as to insure ~ORL. tho greatestt possi ,', bin eiliciency, and PEC TO "'is. "It strikes t tho fndation of all puhnonary diseases, affording prompt rel ief and~ rapid cures, and Is adtapted to pationts of any ago or either sex. Jieing very palatal, the youngest cild(renl tako it readily. In ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, lIronchitis, influenza, Clergyman's Sore Throat, Asthina, Croup, and Catarrhs, the effoets of AYmn's CHIERRY IIcCToIA,, are magical, and mittltitudes are annually preserved from serious ill noss by its'timely aind faithful use. It abould bo kopt at hand in every house hold for the p~rotection it effords in sud? don attacks. in WVhooping-cough and Consutnaption thore is no other romedy so eficacious, soothing, and helpful. Low prices arm Inducements to *cy some of the many mixtures or syruIps, made of cheap and ineffeetive ingredi ents, now offered, which, as they con. tan no curativec qualities, can afford only temporary relief, and are tire to (ilsappoint the patient. Diseases of the throat and lunga demand activ ,and. effective treatment; and It is dlant'ev(ouw experimienting with unknkown an"'.'heap mnediclnes, from the 'rent lialdity that these dIseasea ma y, w ilo so trifled sn ith, hmecomno deeoply seated or Incurable. Use0 AYER's Cu tont I ECTOJIA i, and yo'u znay confietlyrexpect the bmest results. It Is of ackno~wlediged curativo power, and Is as echeap as its enreful preparat ion and( ihme ingraidlents will all ow. Emi.. hoot physicians, knowing its cornposi tion, prescrib~o It. The test of half a century has proven Its certainty to cure all pulmonary compllaint~s not alreatdy beyond the reach of human aid. PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER & Co., .'ractical and Analytical C hemistu, Lowell, Mass. SOLD DT AL!. DRIUooItrs EVmrnTWEnU. WINNSBOlRO, S. C. A. Wilior THET Ti.D )THE-. EG COUNTRY. in NOTIONS and FANCY 0 GOODS, n shown on the counters in Winns t the astonishing low figures of Fifty lolivory, the Almighty Dollar will toll. g when you go shopping, arid then tell malo will opon Monday morning, May 11, ir, consisting of Lace 'iia, Laco s, Tvill Embroidered Hand kerehiefe, howing in Winnsboro, from 5 cents $2.00. $2.25, $2.75, to muit the pnr handkerchiofs in all the different konts' plain, white, linen, embroidered, lod, bordorod, from 5 .conN tip to 25, :>f silk handkerchiefs, at 25, 50, 75, 'on's collars in plain and embroidery. with laco and embroidered mixed. 20, 35, 50, 75 and $1.00 Don't fail at 5, 10, 25, 50 and 75 cents. Gentil iltR, etc. ifforont patterns and designs, from 10 2, 25, 40 and 50 cents. Gloves in rioty of shades and designs. rth the throadbaro theory that my ,o that they cannot touch. If they nced that this lot which I am now Dvor offored in this Town at those a agent for one of the largest paint b a specialty. s, 7, 7J and 8, at 50 cents each. Don't [NAUGH, LDER OF LOW PRICES. ANi nny 14 -. -00---o *NIW AN D DESIRAIBLE SiflIN4d GOODS. CHNAP A.N IWRTTY SPftiNG 'GOODS. BL ACK anid colored Cashmenrep, At paea'Is, Mohir s, Mi~omnie Clot hs, G rena dinies, Bunitings , lernmani Cloths. L AWNS, M ~uslis Lhenia; Siltini vs; A SK to se. ''Rei'reu" GIrighamsi; Cassimeres, Jeanus, Cottoniades and Linens. BLE~ACU1ED, Browvn and P~laid TA IILE Lien, Dovlios, Towels, ShiectingC Pillow Casing. 1F ANY BODY WANTS A GOOfl HAT for a little money, let thoei call on mec. 2Nobby line of Strawv IatA openuinhg. IF ANY MAN OUt iOY WANTS A ISUIT of gd, pretly, nobby, chai-r. inmg Spring Clothesh, lot theni call 'h ie. IF ANY MfAN, WOMAN ORl CILI) WJANTS a pair of S;hoes, delfenp, let the'u mii all onme and get, thern. A BEAUTIIFUL ILine of' Iaesm; Haiiimurg Edlgings anid laseortions8, Cot LA DIJES' Linent Hein-stiteh'ed Hated ketchieofs. G ENTlS', Ladies', Misses' 'and( Chiil; dren's lioso. GE'NTS' AND) ,A DiES' SCAiIS, COLA RS and Cuffs, Rufinmg; Etc;; BUTr NVHAT1 IS THlE USE TIRYING TO( mientioni e~very~thiiiin i11th Sibi-e'/ Just. comei and.1 5co me1, that iS alli; and I will make it paiy you.~ MY GROGCERYv Na4, AS tisnal, is well stoefked With all the tiecssaries, and~ a fewv of (ho luxu. u'ich; of' lfe, thajit is, inm thte eating lino, But if' you shmoftd need any hardwaure, crockery; gJ akwaroe or wvooden ware, v*"hy I Cdati sny ply yo'(I. 80 DON'T FORGETL TO CALLS O~ inch 26 ~~&r ENLAndE OEVDIOP THE FOftK