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TOWN AND COUNTL. 36TEDOAY, N5ovember 10, 18* TER'Ov THi.:Ni,:ws ANI N ' -Trri-weekly editionl. fouir dollarz;l Ja'2s. in aace: weekly edi!u.n t-wo dollars and 'Ift~v -u !"', n advance. Libe'ral disurt to clul'S of five and wards. R rATI <w Anhi-:Nvi' -.-----e ddbe per inch for the firt in- 3* fitly celjts pmer~nh fIor evwhsu- enon insertion. ihese ratec :pplv to :!ii d vertiemients, of wIt: ever nit -.'ind are par-ible strict 'y in adv:ce. (on tracts for three. six o' twelhe w mbtlo Igaide on vTerv liberal teims. Traiu sient local not', fiteIn cents per line for the fir-t incer!tim and even and one-half cent'. per l t' 1.:r euel anb-eQunen4 tisertiol. Obituaiu- aan tributes of I l.eciau '.d -- - tigements. Simpe anntomicoment )I iia lI"ge :tidal th' publi !,ed tice (. sharg"e, and --oliitd AI communiaItion,. of w'Ur-ver fnature. lIould be adb iresed to the W innboro Publi abinug Company Wv:nsboro0. S. C. NorwE.-All persons indebted to me for work done will please cat :uid. set tie. I am compelled to have tonny to par those I owe. Claims not paid by th' tirst of November, will have seven er cenit. d 1the cost of e(eetion - ise." &e. 1. SixxisSo. Now Advertisneats. $0.00 Reward-W. J. Johnson. Fertilizers-J. 'N. Robson & Son. Attention ! G. L. 1.-C. M. Chandler. Secretary. Carpets, Carpets-McMaster, Brice & Ketchini. Lcal Brlers. -They are both very fond of miC. -Drowning the kittens hurts the old cat's "felines". -Is Winnsboro to have a skating rink this season or just a steam fire en gine? -The streets are abain dry. but not dusty, and the air is just cool cnon-gii I:ot too cool. -Christmas turkeys are begamni to appear, but our pockets are too light to make a purchase. -She told him she liked him very well as a friend and a clerk (particu larly as a clerk) but nothing more. -Very few peoplc have been in town this week, and business was painfully dull. We are afraid the busy season is about to close -Cottoll sold in Winnsboro on Tues day for I0 cents; on Wednesday foi 1) cents; on Thursday for 11 cents, and on Friday for 11I cents. 4 --So! Smith Russel, the world-re iounned mimnic, is traveling~ around We hope Sol isn't "going back" on tht Bloro, although it looks v-ery much a if be intends giving us the slip. -There are very few marriages ti: fall,, but we areC informeld there are good many "given in mariatge". W fear thast if we have many more year like this, they will remain "giver" -An exchange asserts :hat it is hnari to drown a drunken man -because hi baead alwvays swims. We think i would be.a very easy matter to drowr mon -. wea'ther prophet hassi nified his in e Di-ector Ximnbell will iname~ some das late in Dereber for the visit-and will be litowni as. '"Ventfor's- Day Look out for tire, brimstone, hail, raii * leet and snow about that time. Foit S.ALE-A Singer Sewing M: chine, ~with: drop-leaf, t wo dra~wers and all the latest improvemnents and at tachmnents. The machine is ?Cre, an can be bought at a cery low prIie( Apply ant tis ofi. .. * THE M.ISSTREL.TROUrE.-The exhi bitis of the Armstrong Bros. Min: strel Troupe were- well attended-ei pecially.that on.Thrsday nighi. w-hiil was given in the Thespian liall instea< of under the tent. Both performance wereraery creditable, and all who at tended seemed 'to enjoy them. J. N. Rossos & SoN.&-Atteution i; ealled to the advertisement of Messrs J. N. Robson & Son, the well known dele1rs in fertilizers. The senior 0 this fir n has been in the business foi many yearns, and has always sustatined the highlest- eharacter-a characte. equally enjoyed, by thie firm as it znow~ stands. Those who buy Ro~bsodi's Gu anos mnay feel sure-that they will coi fully up'to representations. THlE Kflo's MoUsT~As BAu..-Wc aicknowledgre the receipt of al( invitat tion to attend a hall to be given .b~ Colonel Co.ward.'s cadets, at the bar racks of t~leKing's lounrtain. Milit ar School at..Yorkville, on~ the evenin of the 24th -ins-tunt. . The chairman o the general oommnittee is Sergt. Janmes Allan, a son of Sir. James' Allan, the wefl-knovwn- -jew~eller ,of Chnaileston. The follo iniri the full list of the comnmittCIaudf oor mnagers, maos of their natis not unknown to famel in connecdoith bthe-miilitary histor' of the State.,General,-tommittee -Sergt. James Allan, chnairman;: R. M. Br-atton, .J. Garnette, H. 1. McCaw P. R. Brat ton. LI. K. Aiken, J. L McKie, H. B. Cantey, J. S. Gilbert. -W. D. Ruthaerfvrd, T. P. Wickenberg. Fl'oor Managrers-Sergt. E~. Fewell. chairman; A. G. IHart, Sergt. J. F. McGowan. Ihron-ra-r -rO P'ranrsHnn.-First .Assistanit Postmnaster-General Ilatton. has d!eided that the publisher-s orf mat ter admnitte~d to the mails -as second clhs many print upon that side of ai posta) eard whichl is intfendedl tor comn 3auiciatin bills, receipts and orders~ for srubscrip~tion to their- plalcation or pubhlications. aIs prov-ided inl Se'ctin 2V3 of the postal laws aund regunlations. and may also print the acddress of such putblishern Uixm thne addr-esa side of the eard dnid -enclos~e the samet in their see eand class mnatrer. The potmaster general hnas dcided that upon all pa pe'rs -sennt -a mzecandise thern' may he 'rited anr. mattrer not- havinir the character '.fan actual or personmal cor respo~ndenaceanzdrat with si-ch un-r el dise. annfrhnis of oilier )lMIeriai. -bo. ~ rua.ttih: ~a~ny be Whatl is Said Sy some of t, P - 5 7) Men "e ':: ~:-Ti i1u Ctv. iO' 13 the Gove:rieroxhip. Se~ver&si ;japers in this. 8a:e ha~ve m1ominatod inlil State ti!i s It -- llxt yerr's~~'- a:I e.:u co?)inaD ' ns a~ 1 ire x.,dya w to foru ti v-4 l''U limn t ii tiwijr 'hvor. At i too eilyv to ceten:ph;e the striggl'e less ei~rig in:.ie 1p. :ai:d the pol':11u :U.p"rmt of, the 1::.,tv thuIs e:l v their eves skinned for 11e mhin i nlie. vI seinel oft the'i. hiov, e!ver. ar !over ain bitious :nd a1c Lcin led It o Ihe [ w 11:nha i. r . ictwilksl,',1; olm1 ar v, O.'I I a 'Ay 'elra ;!%15 t1 i Ivn id th a pii fr atov polic nes to the Governo hrship, o:1 in raidnh- l ied any :1"'atices' wIatsmve . thev bo-. long to flie peopic anld not to tile Gwir erld. and he has ne right, therefore, to resign what the true people of South Carolina intend to invt him with. ItHs Ohances are too good to be resign I ed anyhow-in fhact, they are so ood that ewill be the ext Governor of I South Carolina, whether lie wants to be or not. We thik we gi e the cor ret sounding of this coity whe we s;ay Chester is: solid for him~. Frow the'(stcbrr Reporzer. ':xtiacts fr'on sotlic of o111 State cx chaantissow that heonwl of the polti cal carpenters have set. themselves to bethr t eix tp thk s for the cam reetpl soundin ofr This ont whe weil cuv! tof trying to gret a grood start. flut ti0 1; uatter how "pjrL'Viotts- thec raingers*1v ,iav be, there is oi thing ty can*, tnaae vero esnN ; and that is the de- C tesniliitu of the people of this see Ic clo carpentae hav sretteselvo (esto John rat to, p for Governor of South parolia it 1 2. Thi the popl er I ' ti nge Coleit, a goelili B uattoli booir will o hop fronv Fairied, Chester, m Yrk and the entire ipth bel toa m counae yand tiha ma te itsethear and f IT in the uoudjit1w1g convendion. Tli~s will be Ito moveltit of "tip country -.;steit call fio the services, in the se- - b -i-ituorial chair, of a nioSt woitlVY citizen-ole who serven the State Wi Cn rpicuoattsgIn ' fr% and fidelity in waroi in 1ose iodent depeanor, Iwi~e cotiels and Co)lsviotitts di-s-I charge oeuy in peace have won toe I wirion of fro go d h.e. ster f t in t eula metingnfenomn. V wilb ow ovemen o "upa counnyg, agatinst.,a lowockr",bta. im pr sistent allfo the series,o como te - citie-one ho serve the' tatims war an 1mwhose StaIns dmanr ATTENTON. . L. I. T .i Tiown al on orn evenin n, . er~~itsC.u DeM.rCHANLERti. Nv. 630-ati - Screay $ E12E0O.0 N)EUiC . 81 Atceovoznery ftre aet f coton stole f -~~w erom y lntto. on iTHRSDAY0 r oon f di -cornit eth ' pisfte -. hh .l ig1881.t 319-.tn. f i - Noii.1 et.RO Of &oSh.' per nt.io of avile-bnshatd Dealsing Feiiz Aton thecommenet-mntofc anont nbs Stae, pwne an c>nidenc e to ourt - pling friends ta uigth eiso yearo s C~hv olo theD C re eaIe ' awey given a pre rticle.ingr Maisa-r - value inredi ent 3fer h .nt bof Amti em o,1er cahti . of ots. 1 e et oflavante osphin inat Haill ben amlowngt the st of pilnto dcidean ith tae, wre, cn- corfietAn reer fo or' cplatn ofriend tnt di he sefriee of adays gen a pure aoutice Eery on-ll re is charged We Nfe teaov Fertiliz codoh tnn will be n t fre days ofdrafferfor kls, ut es tonwi in ARFETSTSod!hi ordrpntlts!arvs Carpes, Whwill be mthee an, aife dyse, weh l n early t so a ic selection res al patiese- desihre i nd CuiARP T ohl hi We wil beae to shows toice as: low as Can be bought in any market.. McMASTER, BRICE & KETCHIIN. Nov 19 FOR SALE. HE'JU srdbscribe~r offers for sle; aibout I I. IG9 acres of land, lying on th.e n--rth 2 ide of Moore Creek, andl a~bint tw and. a haif i'iles. distant fromi the '.Trxvn of!' Winshovro. ---A LSO-- I One good mule and on'e leather -i band. V. .. AIKEN. J nov 17 t3x1 SAual M1eetin' af S~to)ckhohle~Irs. Cau~.o-rrz. Coxnt:31su .ia' . ro-iTsn Comm3. K. C., No-:. 4. 1$st. * V'HE alnnnail iieoing o:- the S'TOt K L iiOLIE NS v..iihe :21 in this ei: y on WLDI)mAT, the 7h da-: of 1L'-~ =:'.-::' rs :-f ii i fas ics '.%1 be' r-ased La Lo tJ.s ...eii . .10%'N CiM1(. CLERK'S SALE. TATE7 OF EOUT'H CAROLINA, COUNTY C- F-7FIELD linvAm G McC at*.. ZI Ads-( sor. Pliz Ilii:l". vs. 1). 11. W l- : I 01 ) C I arle Ed:: d V " 1!o: I - lir. te c (u:-: h e hd icsi Wi'u7 .e ollwi'g.decriedproperty, it) A.! that phintation or trcIet of land, c,::iainIion1 -rw*o u A (im . E-s- . r t r es.,. .i uate ill the coun% t y FI I r ii ial. (A h o I I "I :I- eilto e hittol byin.1 of-ri .ot Caurelinae and( tuthe bytilan hus eligt% he - it.- of Thomas F. 'In. :, oeph I . TMI0S GF s.\ L. Onehaloihet-rhaninlqw,: to N. abli ill C~.h. The bahinet7 n a credi: Of i,!b a in teres t l i the %;yro sah-., t, V ,.eenr'ed hv u bond Id purIcha-ser :Ill(d lo rgage (if tlepr11eutises:-4 or all cas, t thle option of thle purchtlsr.. lerk's Office. C. C. C. P. F. C. 1ovember 11, 1881. nov 12-td. CLERKS K* SALE. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,; COUNTY OF FAIRFIFLD. ames Mai, as Executor. PliintifT. %-s. Milton G. Dunlap and Others, De Icendants. N pnrsuance of an order of the CourtI I ofCoruiionl Plens. Imde in the bove-stted case, I will oll'r for sa.le. I efore the court-house door in Winns oro, oil the firit MoNlday in Deecember ext. withinl the legal hours of sale. :t ublic outery, to the highest bidder , lie tollowltig-described property,. to Iit: All that piece. parcel or plattiinI f ind, lying, l being :1nd situate: I the Counltv and Ztte aforesaid, rutinimit TwENT-ry-Vty .wESs, mo14re r less, 'bounded on the north by oids (if Lucy A. Keller, oil the east v lanids of Wmii. lRichardsoni, :n1d on mtfh and went by lands of Thomas &ihardson, deceased. TEEMS oF S.t L.E One-half of the purchase-nioiey to e paid in cash, and the balance1 in one car from the day of sale. with interest rout said day, pVayble ainnualmly, the urchaser to give for saidtl balanuce a: onid secured by n mortgagire of tie( rem-ses scld, al.d t i pay for aI neces ary papers. W 11. KEWlR. erk's Office, C. C. C. P. F. C Winnsboro, S. C., ;ovember 11. 1681. nov 1:-td C LVERA'S $.AIL E. 3TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF FAIFIELD. dfary E. JRose and Others, P'hiintiff, against Edwaroi P. Smuih. as Admnin ist rator of the Estate of Wr~ight I. Smuith, D~eeased, and Inudividuailly, and Others, Deferidants. TN pursuance of an order of the Court LofCormmon 1'lens. madeii mi the ubove-statedi case. I will cffer for sale, yeforeshe court-house door in Winnus-. poro, on the first~ Monday in December : sxt, within .the legal- h<urvsof sale, at; blic outer~y ot All that certain plantation or tract of land. fyinir, being undJ sit unie in the County of Fairtield, in the Srtte of Sonth i arolinia attoresaid, on wvaters of Cedar Creek, known as the hlome Place", conataininig one hundred and niet? (I190) aeres, more or les and( bounded by lainds of D~r. T. 1.. Center. Heniry .Johnston, .Johni and Robert MCorele and others. A LSO. All that certain p lantation: or tract of. lad, situte. I ying idi being~ in the c:otyt ofi Faiurhild :nd S ate oif .Sut Carolinla aforiesa:id, on waters of ( ethn-. tiny (150) aces more. or less, anud bounded byv lanuds of D~r. TI. R. Center, Henrv JTohnsoni. .Johni anid Itobert Mc and Dr. T. B. McKinstrv. TERMS~t OF SALE: tl One-third of the pu rchase-monev to! be paid ini cashb and the balance tihere of on a credit of onel anid two years, from the day of sale, in two equal aunnu a instalments, with interest t hereon, pale:~l annually. from thet day of sale until paid, to be secured by the bond w bonds of the purchaser or purchas es and a monrtgagecorrmortsgagesofthe pretises sold, the purchaser ort putr hasrs to pay the taxes which may icere or become due after such sale id to pa forall ntecessairy papers. De'rk's Office, C. C. C. P. F?. C., -Winsboro. S. C., nIov 12-tdl SALIE AND FEED STABLdES. LOOKll OUT Z THOSE INDEUTED) TO THlE T-N-' 3ESINED,. KNOWING TIIEIR CTS FALL DUE ON THlE FhihST )' OCTfOBE;t, WILL PtEPAI:E [' AEET THEM.~ AS FULL PAY JENT WILL. lDE IUEQUIREI). UN ?ES FC Tl H Eth AlIt\ANG EM EN TS' ~1 WRE ADE, TUOSE IlAVlNG HEll? NOTES C'AUIED OVE~It s 'RO)M LAS~T YE.\ll WiLL MIFETi 'HEM PRUO31'TLY, AS I WILL 'ORCE COLLECTIONS ON THE;L A.Lf ~ Y~ WKIFORD.'1tai~ s . i itil's :1*IL!.!ro MON( aET~ WAN~e~ TED.t~ a A j ER.4.ir daei'uto .av tor '-3. -o a h inI i-& p m.v. are er:ssiby regami to 3.ay up - , ,,s.n .s paa.ite. N y at 1.ave the a CLEJIKS SALE. AXTE OF SCUH CLYOLINA, S (N:NTv CF -/M1':ELD) . . . John T. c t c -! :--- %t w l 4".1 r for z.. v x:1. N . ; 1 till h e - c a t - h w .i -l i -1 -A (*i - 1 Al' th:t trki'u'a:l. hvo. a 'i*I Uiiwotnhsnr llr,.'i r t i ld b .nn Id by 11 .. ..11 I t ( .* i il ' I1S . i. . il td iuito f lrvF. (jhol 1, D. H. 1?brto if.\le I lnr\ct." oi racITh nonake Aunle Ah' ALSO. All that tr:et of laund contaiuilig Iwo midre -ind clevuii acrte, m hore or resoudrd 'be, land of Stephell f ihenry W.F.ibson .llob-eto md C. E. Leiter. ALSO, All hMat tract of ln d. containing vtt haunded avrer. more rr ei. ruid esslld' bv lablan of Jiiles attersn, I) Mol.. JcIne. Joll,:. JoT rk klnd C. E.d Letner. tr f aab Iivii., All ot thea trcl tid tractt of ainid Vivl- hndrd rS.tmoe orl thew andt Oie-third of liie fttn'aea-iet to Rolyd~the aers1c olf Cta ba be Iall of t id racts o. andi in. eIng- and ituyate, ithe Conty-s fromn day of sale, payable annually, securedt Ilamda and nortgamge of the purchuase rst.andiii the piirchacsers to pay fur all necessury papers. W. If. KETIR. Clerk', Ofice, C. C. C. P. F. C. Wi;siboro, S. C., Novemibelr 11, nlov 12-i TNE GREAT I IT APPETIZE TONIC, . AND COUGH CURE COCDS, 0 CONSUMPTION, !" E E BRONCHITIS, ASTHIA, All Diseases SThe BA LSAM (0 TOLUs has aiwayl been one of the most im hporfant wheaans i..cal kacuty ngant.i - the enacroachmnent oftbe above .Dis- 4 eases,butithas nev er been so advan~ta' A eous'ly compound edas in'LawnaB) - . temn after the cough has been relie G REEN B. RA U. CdmuisI InternaI R~oeeue, W ashington, D. C., 26th,1830,. says: " TOLU, ROCK and RYE is an agreeable Remedy in Pectornl complairnts and is classetd as a Medicinal prep'aration under the U. S. Rtevised Statntes. and when so stamnped1, may be sold by D RUGf.GiSTS, GRO CERS, and-other personsi, without special tax," or license. CATIi ! Don't be deceived by dealer. CuIuN iwho try to palm off Rock and Itye for LAwnIzsca & MArIN's TOLU. ROCK and RYE-which is the only MEDICATED ar ticle made-the genuine has their name on the Proprietary Stamnp on each -bottle. .. Put up in Quart Size Bottles. Price $1,00. .TOLU, ROCK & RYE CO., Prop'rs. CHICAGO, ILL. Sold by DRUJCCISTS and CEN4ERAM DAL.ERS Everywh~ere., -OF VIRGINIA AND T'HE CAROLINAS. PASSENGER DEPARTMrENT, ( Riclamond, Va., Noverph~er 1. 1881. Mfemrnnda of irrange rne ts of Round trip rateg, Tickes. Routes oIf Transpor. tattion, and Advantaiges~ offered for' the formnation of partieis of visitors to the. INTERNA 2IONA L C OT TO N EXPOSITION -AT ATLJANTA, GEORGIA, From the Territoary traver-ed or rerached by the 1ailweas of the Richmxond and Danville system. On and af or Novemnber 13. from Winnis bo'-athe Chairlotte. Cninmrbia anud Augsta Railroad an d Columibia; tickets good two days, htaying in four day and two days reaurnaing from Atlanta, will be For single pers~ons, each.......Sl4 15l Ior parties of InI. eatch....... .. 1( "70 For parties of 20. eireh...........9 20) For patrties of 310, each.......... 7 90. F -r parties of 50cachi.......... 6 .5'. The I~aonnd-Trip Tick ets iherein ramed. wh ni ui'ed .ing1.s. are of specitic contract I~ nrm. 4:ob!a if ,rrmseJrred 1-> (dthe'. rstan, origbinal ,acsrs, and aniithorizrthe requiiremnict of ide'ntificat-on oif said purc~hasers. at the >ption of the liailwaay's Agents or Con-i lu-tors. . - To (te eand oft r~ffording increased fa-:ili i.s for iiting the Exposaition, Contract ik'ts, adiaptedl to p'artie~s of the wze .erein n:e3.t' are likewise offrerd. Thev -rnbr:?ce al1 the stipulatioans of singl'e iehets, witha thea.-.di~aational one, that they I] rne good foar transportation to Atlan2ta oly whaen pre: .:nted on Trains 10 conf eeriomn with 't!! a4/aers of the .xpergic class lloide~rs of tIlese tikts may return pa~n them singly. within the perioad 'f .I heir valtitiity. provide*'l they ;are tho origi a ai rasaers, and3 ide~ntify themiselve -An offia for the id''ertition of p" as-li"n' tali"Laed a th U'nion I potI nl ?A:I~r' -jJt will tae open thirty itute arto thea dep ataire of the~ trajis. HIi be c.angE-~''1l n n res.pzet. . nVat tie* tion ( . :l' ,afpliance(:s f~r per rn:1a 'ou a'2orti . c'.gig :arl faooad mims ratf rm!~it betwe WC: .. tilanta :md1 the Exposi ion Groundas. att.oizas the' ~ tlrance lEa. tI al lements c ext a:(:itibulltinta toa 1-al'T 81 an a'cotirnical ela-jt.I For; al! inif rwticn noct containeda it, hs a-incrtir. aetft ;pply to th-a rnder- I igneda~, or~ :na tl.e Staioni Agen:s ot the: I A. P'O!E. v G4 m r-I P .ssenger Agenf.. nov n Th!e boaks fori ihr' ':rh-Icf on of Town 'ae :br:i-2.mhIeI*CIIaV l2( ear. I enino Sar.b (ala 1" il, a nowt bye and 14', loge o th ~ el h $istai ofa Novembe . le ;eii.*. al.i I~:aI l t'i o 4'41 rea es**.('te SXand pea a \ r(prt iaj., "..\a 1:I m itl. A(-i mal4ctizens e(ee Auhe::e of ixten .Lad sixt1 re r 'nd-t paI tet1: ftw. C ERK~S S.1 LE. TAT] F SOUTH CAROLINA C .TY OF FARFJIEP. avid '. Tid wel1. Plait i ff. v T. Ja.cob Tid% -anmd Other'. Defendants. N pu-aIr.une of :IIn owder I* the Court of twtI nnf, I'IIe. i Cde il th!e buoveated vase. I will oir fo r sale. eiere the court-ints;- tloor Win:ns i.. e f irs! ;,I da - .e mber st ithte Iea ous sl.a ublic ouitcry, to thev hi_,-he.,t bidder. 11 tht phaintiol 01 1r-nt of ]Ind illg. beill .111 i siti e inl the collty i ail i le nI t of South CI IIroli I. knwna-tl--livcotinn lie thousNand, oie iuidred adil four eacrn. more or less. ma~ lbounded inndsof Th,1olinas H. D~avis. 1lantis of '-'ch Ruffi. the I)itchima Creek 'ne. Ii(rmr'lysI behlngingr I' the e--tite f N i b. ~.v e . I ht. Grah >f1:s j4... 1. lorme Ilhmini tod ihnetot Peac esport .funi< bmi0 bnd lie -sl n-- of) jDavid J. ih-.dcae. ud hansi ot' W. R. enteulldy. rThis tract has been subdliVidedl into ix pardelk, .1a l'olkurs: Trac4 A-containin one(, -hundredI idsixvty:-our and ltree-tenthis acrei. Tract '--containing two hundred ud thirteen apcres. Truet C-colitailingOt one hundred ud ninety and eight-teith<. acres. Tract D-containing two hundred ud..igrtv-eight acres. Tta*S'E-contaillng two hundred aid ten acres. Tract F---eontainin one hundred aid fory-three ad .tive-tenths acrea. Each. of whid sixtracts will be sold epanratsly and bytheplat which .will x exll*x 6n day of sa!e. One-third. of the purchase nioliey to )e p-t01. ill ash t hr the balance a cred ot of one and two years froii the day of (ie, the purchasers to give bond se -ured by litiwtgages of the premises .ld and to payv ,f all necessary pa W. 11. K ERR. Lerk's Offee, C. C. C. P. F. C. Wivmboro. S. C., Ntoveinber.l.1,18. nov 12:-td CLERI'S SALE. STAE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF FAI2FIED. S. An line Rutland and Others, PlainI titri., against Charlotte 1. E. luttoli, Difendant. IN pirsuance of an order of the Court . ofCommoii Pleas, made in the bove-stated case, I will ofi'er for sale, befoeethe court-house door in Wiins oro, oil the first Monday in December ulest. within the regal hours (if ale. at pblicoutcry, to the highest bidder. the f llowin-deseribed property, to wit: All %hat certain house and lot, of whichames MI. Rutland died, seized and posssed, lying and situate in the tow:; o innusboro, inl the County and State afoleseid, ituei~ding therein all thfrij~signiated as iNmboer (No. 2) Twd iii thie'plan of said town, and parts of lots nurnbered onme and three. boundeden the east by Vaderhorst streel, o : the south by lot of 31rs.31ary . M1c::ight, trustee, on the north by lts o W. Ii. Tfurnei- and estate of G. W. dc'r-and, and ont the west bylo J. Neil. Fr s.\IE: -rehiase-money to Sbalance thereof :this fron the ortgaige of th to paIy for a the taxes thr said prop~erty afte Clerk flice, C. C. C. P. F. C no -12-td CEBKi SALE. H CAROLINA .COt~r NF F. FkrIEI.D). R .Ddsportes & Go. laintiffs, vs S\Nims..ied of anjoider of t~e (iourl . (. ommon I'leas.' made inl tile above-stated caseC, I wil ofi'er for sale, )efo)Ie the Court fIlou edoor ini W'inni. ioro, ont thle first All6ndatv in D~eem er rext, wiithin .t.degal Iflours ofsale, at public outery, teft:he, highest bidder, the following-iscribed property, to wit: / Al that jAce, parcel or thlaet of land,(1 cO1nt ining four hundred and thirtr acree, umore or less, and situate in the-Coi~nti. of Fairfuid, in, the State aoresid. on-Sawner's Creek, waters of Water '~ver. bounded on the not ih by I. sof Reuiben Motley, Iand& belogini tile estate oft I. 11. Clrk,.dee ..sed. anld the Frost hand, onl Uhe-SCAl by lands of Poly Watts, oi the:e b h lnds formerly belong ing to the estate ofi H. Ii. Clark, do ceased, at~d onl the west by hld of Reub~en Motley. . TrERMs OF s.ALIE: One-third of the purchase-monler to be paid ill cash; for the balanie a redit Ofon and ~o two yeurs fromi thle Iay of sae with initerest on1 . said bal ince.' p.ayale alnnlly~, until thle tvhole ~iebt at~jinlterest be palid, the ucha1i5 t lv bond1)1(, secured by notigi~ of th- premlises sold, and t'o y tyr all neceessary paI pe'rs. W. II. KER irk's :)ffice, C. C. C. Fr. F. C. Winhbboro. S. C., n1ov 1-td IEDUCTION EXTRARlDINARY IN BOOTS, SHOIS, HATS, CLOTHING, LT THE NEW CASH BOOT .An SHOE STORE. IN nrde. that every man. Womlanli d child ji the~ counlty mIU be o IOOT'ORl SlHE, have madIe a reducition on1 ly here~ IV cust (Jirs$ 'ii ll ebralce thlis op lluit y aiuchl ant one i seldomi ment tIlr.I heavy goods for men.lO {iST RE('EWED. I nllcons'filgnien. :1 hirge lot of Crocke and (iitnl arsvrArh will be4 sold aACII 'EK-to chose out the en re sttic i a limuited t mel. A L SO(X AN1)SCR TH R e le4be i Store first dloor south r-. un.evyUEnt w L WHITE WITH OTTOR CASH PWITHI THREE MONTIZ3' CREDIT. LUDDEN & BAT ES' Spicg S iarOfr -0 FOR AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER. 0 A Little ('ash Now and the Balance When Cotton Comes In. During-tbe months of August and Sep! temnber. we offvr PiAnos and Organs a! LOWEST CASH UATES, payaliie S25 CASH ON A PIANO. Sto CASH ON AN ORGAN, and the Ialance in three months withouW i terest This offer expires Ocioberr ht. next. Buy now, and i'uy as cheap as yo, can -sxt t'all with cash iii hand. Nothin I -.ined by waiting. 1'rices n ill be higher Atnother boom is ,A-ose at band. Manu facturers will not be able to half auppl: the demand. and Instruments will L. scarce and high. WARER00MS CROCK A BLOCK Now, with a mainifieent stock-all fronl old and standard makers. Price- the I awest. Terms the eatsiest. Two hundred lustruments to selet fron. Beat Maker. cnly. Our very Cheapes't Instruwents air' perfectly reliable. 1'ianos anA Organs sent on 'ift,-en clays test trial. It's all we ask. Give us the privilege and we-vill h, happy. send for latest price list, and oblige. yourst truly,. Ludden 6 Bates, SAVTANNAH, GEORGJA, The Great Piano and orgar' Dealers of the South. Aug 9 t been reopened and impplied with~th choicest stock of Liquors, Wines C ig'ars and Tobacco. IIt is the place where you can get anything in the JINE oF. LIQUOR dealt you want, as I warrant every article I sell for the monev. To make this place pleasant, and fkep ir up in the style of.a FIRt4T CLASS SALOOX, I have engaged the services of MIR. A. M. WINGATE4 who will take speial paiuns to see his customers and friends will ac commodated, and you n-ill be pleas ed to see' how he keeps a HOUSE. Under WINNSB3ORO HOTEL, formerly kept by 3'. Cleundning, nxow the PALMETTOIOS KEPT BY . W: I.IB EYWIH. ct 15~ INSURE YL UR LIFE P'resbyteriai 3! u tual Assurance Pri;VJ. 70u hnv^ ro tiay hut litt le; for th'- CM ic Youl ;ar' sulrC litr yesilfafly will get Ihesim - ;at ye1t~ de ih. as by s.poeil1 alDM insa ini h hr No ri j rrun. nor anay p:. Iiyr of the cr-r '?.' know what. you pay3 eac'b a'fment ;^f. . TIou an nlasua a in ids w'.hanot et n'Di o. Ili a more ex pe;'1 ia(n YaOn k *.hW t~Wf Were wit 1CI no ln''oess of law m,~.l .ap.'nttiture of ua'Dab to chtim the: aam at You r'-eelv.- a ben.flfi of five' daollars a we vlhera sick-!~ Wuatnh abl tgo and to hauslaw-s. - lItf is T e'(itat :ata "afa iafe wa securea SO r-t; a aOaa(u asui r they beneatlt of your famniy ti r ) r.u; ade:al.h. Nn lailtCons amalMedV 1/ tempt t~he honaeT.- of E~xprince hassh4owvn that the mnuttut plan { a~-Itble :a ne a he re'auit. .-ur'e. 1 .i-e. oa pay~i t4ut 1:n'!%;n.1iiO. oi'nuranace llmpanaas. La .ameyaau le,'withI e.?"h maen.t.er, mtl i:.u.if naeeded. or ra::Ieat by ala achmena'tt. ta ru-!)m.lnt oro h-y r arcess of J.w. no las to dilvert it rrew the ilily. Fr !lrthecr particulars an..] npIteatr'ns for T1 s -p l4-se~1 Ageut for i..; tiI "aounty. A -Nitihsribei to 7'1E M~ws ;ID.. * It FI E CINESE TEA. I BLACK TEA W TH A GREEN TEA FLAV6; he Mest Beneficial Tea imported' VERY COxDUCIVE TO HELTT. WtILL SUTIT ALL TASTES: The Grorst As:tie .1 Pacific Tea d-npany lo-- made it a study to furr:sh a Tea that rould suit al ta:tes. They feel the. utmost confi lence that they have fully acxomplishcd that re uit in the -roiuction of Thea-Nie-tar. It is the Finest ltvored and most 1c9nefcial Pure Natural Leaf Tea eri- ofered to the public: [t is cured upon poreemain in the same manner as' ifepared for native Consumption. This tea has been s ted to the most search ing chemical an ular tests, and has bn ! woiced ST)I TLY PURie DEL& I PEAVOR, Ess"Y WUVa &.ttes, w,.- accustomed to the .e. .r Bak vaMeties herseotre. It is warranted I give perfec -atstaeton or the mne wl bit: refundd In every case, by the party it IL Ce.mmers rum s risk In giva it trial on these terms. Emy a y y'E gA-NECTAR and. enjoy a cup GOOD TEA. N. B.-Wome Genuine unless packei in 06 Pound Air-Tight Trade-Mark addie& For Sale Everywhere. Ask your Grocer for1. The GreatAtlantic a Pacfic Tea C k ImpArtrrs, C'tfe.Rasters and Packers. P. 0. Box 423-. .LW Task Ayer's HairVigor, FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR. IT is a most agreeable dressing, whic Is at once harmless and eftecttial; fol preserving the hair. It restores, with the gloss and freshness of youth, faded or gray, light, and red hair, to a rielf brown, or deep black, as may be desired. Bly its use thin hair is thickened, and baldness often though not alwayscured, It checks falling of the hair immedi: ately, and causes a new growth in all cases where the glands are -not deleyed~ while to brashy, weak, or othserwise diseased hair, it imparts vitality and ~ strength, and renders it pliable. -The VIGO~R cleanses the~ scalp, cture anid prevents the formation of danduru; and, bsy .its ~ coling, .stimulating, and 'soothing properties,'it 1e2smot if nof all of the humors ana diseases peculis 'to the scalp, keepio cb 1det,.in n soft, 'wmder which osieae of thelpa ~ e ess, ontains uneither'no ii de, ai will nof, soHl white cantbri' It imparts anaigrceablefand lasting perfume, and -* as ant article for the toilet t is econoii cal and unsurpassed ini its excellence.. FPREPARED BY DR. J.-C. AYER & 80, Practical and Analytical Uhemtistal .Lowell, Mdss. s Ar.Lz DttfrUGOZSTS 3ETWnsag. A BEA UTIF'L RAO for the ASKING Py applying per.ondl~y at the niasrect ,fljice of T H E fCGNER ~51ANtF.CTU'R ING CO .-(or by pnnuial eni-d if at a diii tanee) any ADULT prann 'il41 be pre e.nted with a beautifully illustrated copy I -of Nea B3ook entitled OENAIUS RIEWARDItnB STORYiof the SEWING MACHINE containing a handsome and costly stee? 4 gpaved 's'd 'nis. adnd bound in an elab rate' line and 1.lid liten~ernpj.hed cover. No ebairg. wha-,'a'r is mades for this band by aipplication~ at the br:uech 'ud Rlnbordi nair offces of Tihe Singer MIanufneturi: ; Co. TH!INSIIGER 3ARNUFACTURING CO. fri6'p O ~ tUnion S~ne iny l'i-ly New York. GRAINT! GRAII" EYE AND BAWLEY: UST LE('EIVED) A FULL STOOK OYHAGG'ING' AM) TRS$ --0 - rFNNE*;SW.P WAG;ONS.-CII N: A \n GI'A R ANTElcr) TI' (ffEV A SA TISFA TION. fock of G(roceries ad haf#nf. J. F. McMASTEIU & CO. sept #: NO)TICIE. XLL PAIRTIES r5DEBTND TO '3 FOR~ 'UANO WILL FIND IT O TilEHI AtA'ANTAGE TO SET L.E FORl S.XME BEFOR~E TIHE H iST1 OF Nv~!:El E- AS SFTER:I N 1 LOSEL TFfE COTTONO(PTION. oc 1 .J eARE O .0* wA r ~ ~ ILI LOOKAT u 63~ NK. iiIriIL1IL . , tN OWvks u"t ic btsmEis :?tr? ~Ai strra Mrf h 'NICE Sum i YVER tYT ATi 2bh~ I