The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 23, 1883, Image 3
LOAL ITELLIGENUE.
oTUDA,3* . a a a _lle
neral'. o
otico-,S 0. CaldwelP, Ch?t'k Bar
'u s t e s , N o . 1 4 .
-Tii ganite AlarAis near Wliini
roo attraeting considerable at'tei
i i'all over the State.
--Josepi'.'wj, a wl known col
'ed pal.nteic died pf consumptioai oi
hrsi'ay night, arid was burled 'o'
riny afternoon.
-The Wiunsbo'6 'imksmen are
ractising for the inter-State shofi'o.
atch which comes off at Warm
prin' ', N. C., early n9xt'ioith.
-Governor Thomps'on hits ap6lpnt'e'd
'o. .D. P. Iuiti ae ilron$ 'Coin
is'sioiei', to fill the vacaticy occa
oned Iy .te death of Goerii r ,jeter.
-Cor. Win. Jollnston and r. '.
ob'rtson', Eq., ti6 Charlotte '1.C.'
rived in Winnsboro on T'iiay.
eriboQi' illed here by the iJlia'dse of
ftid#p'r eti'itten.
---1r. Coicberg, the piotographer,
s,recty taken a 'excel ent picture
f tlhe Winiisboro Steam Fire Eturino
oinpiuiy', as 'they appeared_ on the
ccasion of t6i06 recent parade.
REi.(IOUs $i vcs.-Se wo' W111
held in the didbrent churobes to
orrow, a follows:
P'resbyterlattll e'v. f '. l. Jordan,
1, n. in., and 8f, p. in. Bible class it
p. in. Sunday l61oo' at 10; a. in.
Associte Reformoed Preabyterian-~
ev. '. '.. Chiniers, at I1I, a. n., and
3, p. in. SniiAdy school Yt 10, a. I.
Mothlodist-I ov. It. CX. 'ikee', t 11,
. i., and 8., '. n. Sundiiy 'Scliio1 it
a. in.
Dit. MIIItN'n L1-x"rUE.-Quite a
rgo a'dience sHeinble ,in,the Baptist
muirch on Thnrsdaty nig.,t, 'to hear the
ctuie of the ltov. Dr. Milburn on
Sarget 't . Prentis, and the Flush
inis in Mississippi". We cannot
ow undertalSe an extended acco'tii of
le lecture. It I enough for the pres
nt to say L1unat the entire audit.ory
ere deliglited, and that tie gifted
ieake: ftilly sustained the high repu
tion itlhat had preceded him liie. WIo
re pleased to learii that arrangements
ave been made to have Dr. Milblirn
eliver another lectire here 6n iekt
ednesday night-of whicli 1aricu
ars wi'il be giveU hei'caftcr.
ILLNESS OF JUDO E.ROnERTSON.-The
iunerous friends of Jud'go Wim. It.
tubertson will deeply regret to learn
hat he was stricken with paralysis on
Chursday jeorrniiYg, his loft side being
iffected. : Wednesday lhe was in
uis usual hrea iYh, takini an -active part
n arranging 'for the lecture of' the
Rev. Dr. Milburn. - There were no
iremnonitory symptoms of the disease
hteve r, and the stro1te, which caime
t an carly hour on Thursday morn
n,was quite sudden. There was no
hange in his condition on. Friday.
udge Robertson's mzany frienAs in
airfield and elsew ieVe, wiill unite in
lie earnest hope that lie may quite
onz be restored to health and vigor.
DEATHS.-Mrs. l1gssle Fraser, wid
w of' the late Rev. Malcolm D. Fraser',
ied at the residence of her son, Mr.
as. D. Fris6r, Ini Edgefield county, on
bursday. .The remuius were brought
*Whmisboro on I?rVa'Aj, And the
iperal.services were held in the Pres
3yteran, c,hurch, c'onduct,ed by the
ev. J. T. Cbialiners. Mrs. Fraser had
'cached an extreme old 'Ago, and of
ate years had boon quite feeble. She
eaves a laidb circle of' fri'ends here to
ecveire her mnemory, and recall with
admiratIon the qumalities wvhich mnade
ier,a t rue Ch ristian wvoman.
. MI'' 8.. A. iJ91, a citizen of this
:comnty; died very suddenly at his
home jcar Fenstervi lpon the 18th
inst'.; of apoplexy. ..o ivws Iip thec
ifty-flfth year of his age, Anhd l'dbeen
ia his SAual health. Mr. 11111 was
icld ini great esteem by those who
knew hiin best--his frienids and neigh.
FitANK LiE SUE'S PoP'ULAI MONTHLYi
Trheo ilier' for .7tily Abdtirids witi
"rost interestiug and Inistrucative read,
ig. "T1he Lonigest Span in tlth
/Vorld;," lg .A v. Aibdtt', has four
tenu illustratiotns (>f. the Bi'ooklrv1
Bridge, of wvh ch fullde is-Are gIven:
pornelIijn Ma lews cotiti'lb66tes "The
P'ot at Hlonie-John Hio'wVd >aync"
this puinber also. contains a's inpdb.
lishe'd "try and, poem iir1ayte,
There la a sketch of "AssNm," ,tin
redt Tea Codintry of India t an artfeck
y lMra. V. T. Polk, "Ni1: Antonio and
is Gd Missions"; one by Mare Vai.
OttSi; of' peiulIpe lii'et; wit g illuis
rations of tht, "StrNango Funet'al RI t'
n' diffei'esjt.wdajt,nti4'es. There are sfdo
les nd Ile sby Uscanyt@, N,
- obomn"' ~ete.;. several . harmin~
urd pleasing chua.'ad'ter. Tiid grea
rial "The Bleautiftnl Cetjudse '9QIdli..
lto" Is co)ntinued. ""'Inte Qar
rs" is the title of teclre frontis
100e. Twenty-five bents a copy;. *8i
ear, postpaid. Address; Mrs, Frank
slie, Publisher; 53 5 and 67 Pail
lace, New York.
TinE l1tLZEVIR LtBRARlY.-Amtong thi
ecert Issues or this unique, and i1
sjeot t o heapness Arld beauty of
orin and typ'ography, really remarkaa
le0 publication; are the followingi
'Aristotle," by Sir Alexandor Grant
'P1at6"by V W. Collinal "Horace,'
'y '1edro Martli. These are in the
t. o,oid 'ulet h
ofore obtainable only at the price of
0-.6ah, but. now published' in this
handsome form for fifteen cents each:.
"Thq Indian Song of Soggsl" by Ed
will'Arnord, 'auth' of "The Light of
Asia," is published at six cents, the
cheapest 'edition heretofore issued be
Iig $1.00. We also have the "Life
f Alex. 11. Stephens," by F. 1L. Nor
fon' author of the "Life of General
rreock," a'ih other 97rs. It cosl
tains an excellent oirtralt, and a flne
Illustration of 'Libei'ty IIll," Mr.
-Stephens's 'flnofis ho.no. Though a
'olyi' glt Wrk, bayiri the 'unal ro
alty 6 he authot;, Ns i'tisliot 't
the a nldinshing price bf'te'n cent's. The9
last 18s,1 is 8'hli1gir's Vo'-ated "Song
of the Boll'," and "i 'er aid Leander,"
all for tv4 cents'. Thete publicati,ons
are not soki by dealers gpnerally' but
on p&reet; by the publisher, John B.
Ahkic, 18 Vesey street, New York.
vOTTON 1fILL ORTu AND SOUTZ.
, Mr. Alfred B. ShGperdson, who is
,an authority on all. mn tters affecting
jgotton, in "1 .levdew o'f the. Progress
f (,.ottoi tuu1ilture III, t)ie United
ta to'," makes a very careful analysis
9gfi')e advantges and disadvantages
under which the South labors as a enin
petitor" vith New 1:n;land In the maii
ufaetui'e,of tot ton goods.
It jians long been the reeral 'opinion
of the Norith, h'e.saystY; tat cotton mills
would. not p1:Ospr n in .1he Southern
States, but these opilolls ..ntlist' give
way to the fict that, of recent years,
cotton cotis4Yinptign,ha. i,cr'earsed at
the South in a great.r cot.nparative
ratlo than at the North, while tlad
Southern mills have actrnally paid m11uch1
lacgeri'Ofitt thtn. tho e of the North.
Southorn factories possess tlhe'advan
tages ot' being .plearer to the cot'ton
helda, of a ci'i't.e .nih 1" than the
North, and which eisu1re tiem against
those friciieit,iinterruiptions caused by
.'r,gorous wintrs, chenpor. hand for fic
tory sites' cheaper b'iildili* ilnterials,
Wel and labor, lonl^er working hours',
cheaper transportation of fh.e. raw ura
teial less lW,s in the \yeigj' of the
cot toni by b.andliig'.otv6l" price~s {tnld
better seiection:ot' tie s'aple. The loss
jn weight,on cotto11 I's tra.a.spertation
to the Npthern mills is large, and to
this inist be a dded the loss by the
shrinkage..in wt.ight of the largei
stoys whieh tlese nills have to carry
in conscl ence o; heir gre1ter is-.
tance from 'tlie soni'ces o''sup,pl..
Tie Norther n mill. p.sses the ad
v ntage of being .nehriel-to cliettcr dis
.tlibuting point:1 fgl thel k. productioi
of having .their, nithinetrv repaired
mor'e cheaply nid a better supp.ly of
skilled labor.
It need scarclV be said that t'e. Ai;.
vantages possessed ,y the S.utheiut
factories far' outweigh those 'enjoved
by theit' Northern coimp(rtitors. T1'i s
is'cler;ly, demotnistrated by their de
vellnentl in-the past decade, and in
their financial retur.ns. The di.v.i}leyks
of the Southern uills have averaged
14 per cnt. for some years past ; those
of Now England scarcely 7 per cent.
As M. hIep.erdson r'enmrks: ".it is
useless to at.tcin.pt to .naintain mere
tieor'ies to.,tle effect that, the South
cannot mnannfactu.'e cotton goods
againat the logic of 'ecor fl ulied facts'."
-The differcmi bet.w.9eni a na1e
flui't anid a lamnp cleanet' li:es T t1ie f'ae
that.onie Is up to women tricks, ahid the
other to trimmin' wvicks.
Mr. WT. J. Ilix, Merchant, Fair -Play, S.
C., Is one of our best custQimers for Nor
man's Neiitralizln g Cordial. We have re
ceIved no0 testinoial fromi hhnii, but con
sider hIs orders the best colppimient..th,t
could he-paId i4e.CrdAl as lhe cei'ainly
could not sell so imuch If It did not giv'u
satisfaction.
No1t1CE.
AMEETING of the Tax payers in School
District No. 14, wIll be held in the
Court 11ouse 0on tile 28th Lnst., at le o'clock
a. m., for thle puipose of hevying a School
T1ax for tihe next school pc.ar, ..,.
.J. .C. CA LD)WFLL'
Jue. Ciik lo~ard Trustees, No. 14.
NOTIOEK
OFFIce OiF CoMP'TnoLLERn GENEnAL,
CoL~UMJuA, S. C., AprIl 1, 1883.,
I CER TIFY TIIAT J'. C. dALDWEL11
Agent of . .
THE GEORo1k'IOQ 4WsUxIt Ap COMPANT
.of Colimhus, Georgia;.
THEr WEsTERN AssURANCE~ COMPANY,
of Tioronto, Canada;
THE IIAMBUnIO-UnIEMEN INsURANCEt COM
PAN Y
of IaITo,nrg; &ersing;.
THE NoRTH ll'rTmsir & MEiRCANTOI;l ik
sURtANcE CoMPANY,
Tni of Lonidonu and( Edinburghi;
THE OCHEs~Ti OEn MAN IhsU1'A1NCE
COMPANY, --
of Rochester, New York;
T HE CO'W4FNEAA IN ANCE 00 N
Aid hat J. F. MCMASTER Agent '&
,TIN Ipf AN1A, of gew York;
THlE NIiAAA, of New York;
LIvEnIIooL1, LONDON & GL,oiiE, 'of 1icr
*pool;
IAnd that I. N. WVITHERS Agent o1
THEa H'oMI, of .Newv York;
Tuis UbOMMERe1ClA Uiu~Nr, '6? Lohdon;
TriE FiRE AssocIA'rjolf, of PThiladlThi,
P'ennsylvania;
Htave ceiiplied wit,h thb requisitions ci
the Act of the. Geniei Assembly, entitlel
ofn.' o ?cgtulate the Agenci.es of .In
stirange Comp ianles not ineor'porAted in t.he
State of Solith 'Carolina", and I heroby
License the said J. C. Caiwoll',,; Mc.
M4aster and I. N-. }itter1, fAt -toe
sld, 1. take Hs~kmi and t'ranl ae all buslnes..
of Insnraince In tils State, In the Coutnty of
Fairfield, for and In behalf of said Coia.
E pies,Mi'ch31, 1884. ..
(Signed) W. E. STON'EY'
'ine 23-ti p1Jnea
viteof tn y ~il'nt me directed
I 1wilmfer$ m ore the. Couri
House doo'l hi Winnsoro, S. C., on the
FIRST NONDAtN iN J1JLY NEX'~$
wvithin the legal hours oft l'e to th~e:. high
es bldder, for CASII,. the foll4wing-de
se'jedprry, tw,~ nd NNi n'teresto01
Mrs. M. E. Starno In a huoise and lot I1
the te*n of Blythie'ood, noW beechpied by
her.
LevIed tipon as thie rop'erty of Mrs A.E
Starnes at the suit of Ltirlok & Lowrjunce
again1st J. R. Nelson and M. E. Starnes.
Sheif's JNO. 1) M,CAJRLEY,
ShrNsOmee, S. F. C.
Wlnnsboro 8. C
Jpuno 11, '188).~
e s 1 4
D J . & .F 0 .t6E1{
I. bENTISTb;,
.AY openejd anl .oep In Wlnnsbor
,fq the practice of D0 itistiT, Rooi$
for ite present will be at the y innsboro
llot. ... .. June 19
PHOTOGRAliS NLA1 OED 11
llHE,ndersIAned s the agent f6.the
ASouithern Copying Com'plny,'Atlanta
4 ., and is ready to receive orqers for uhl
pictures to be.cQpled and l iitgecd. Prottpt
attention given and satisfaction gtiaranteed.
Orders will be received at Brown's Hotel.
ILAMILTON FLEMING.
.J.iut 10
FOR SALE.
pHIE store-budi ig and, lot now occitiled
. by the undersl ited are offered for sale.
store is one of the best in Winnsboro,
an ) primte eoildi4V. The location is
1ieO the most advantageous in tb\vn.
The lot is quite a large one, and u pon ft are
largu warehouse an ,other bulhdings.
Terms very moderate. 1 or further par
tieulars apply to
May 29-tf . SUGE 1"NII,it.
Charlotte, Columlia & .Augdst It. R.
PAssE,o,1 I)AiT EW'ANT,
Colu'hf7, S. C., .Juno 11, 1883.
ON and after. Sunday Jnuiei7, the f6l'
lowing Schedule ivill be in effect!
GOING NORTH,
NO. 5'3, MAD ND EX1tEs.
Leave Augusta, . ' .3 a'. .
Leave Coluia' ...... .....11.47 t. in.
Leave KIllifii'.. ......... .a2 12 p. in.
Leave Bilythe\vood...... ....'.12.28 p. Wt.
Leave llidgeway. '. ' .12.48 p. W.
Leave Simpson'a...'...'. ....-".1.00 p'.. in.
Leave Wlinnsboro. .. 1.14 1. in.
1aay.e W hite Oak...~'........... .1.8:3 . in.
oeave WoOdWard':s... . . .4~5 . im.
Leave 1lackstock........... '.1.o p. m.
Leave Chester.......... . .'2.3 p, m.
Letkve lcek. ill............ ......14 p. in.
Leave FAr i i 1..... .......3.36 p, nr.
Arrive at liprlot1c .'.............4.20 p. m.
No. 10, way freigl t with passenger aiacli
attached, runs daily except Sunday: .
I'eave Colupbia'. .............1.55 pI m.
Leave Winnsboro...............5~..91. m.
Arrive at Charlotte............. 12.301. m.
' GOING SOUTh.
, .. 52, MAIL AND EXPRE8S.
Letav 'alotte. .. ...... .. ...'.'.2.30 1.. mn.
Leave Fort Mill ..................3.17 p. mn.
Leave Rock 11111 .................3.8 p. m.
Lex4ve Ch'ester... ......... .. .4.221p. M.
Leave Elxkstock... . ..4 p. m.
Leave WoodWardl's...'..,. .......4. 5 p. m.
Leave White Oak................5.07 p. in.
Leavo Winnsborp .. ............5.28 p. m.
Leavi kibli pson's................ 5.43 p. Im.
Leave Ridgeway......... .. 8 p. m.
Leave Ulylvthewood.... (........6.14 p. mu.
Leave Killian's...... ........... "2 p. im.
Leave Columbia . .... .7.07 p in.
A'rrive a. u u t ..'. ..., 11 ' 9
No. 20; wa'y freight, with passenger coach
at.tached, runs daily except Sunday :
Leave Charlotte'......'.'.... .4.25 p. m.
Leave Wingslhoro...........11.40 p. in.
Arrive at Coltnbia.........:. .3.20 a. In
Railroad (or Washington> thue sixteer.
minutes ilhead of Wmshboro titne.
- .G. it.-.'LOT
T. M. R 'IA-co'rr Stjperintendent.
General Manager.
So-th Carolina Railway Company.
0 N and after April 15, 1882, Ptssenger
Trains will rum as follows until
fu-ther.tnotice:
1O AND FOlOM ChIAIRILESTON.
A. ; .EA8WT.
Leave Coliinblia at. .*7.30 a. )n. t0.66 p. m.
Arrive Ch1arleston...12.42 p. in. 11.20 p. in.
. a .WEr. -
Leave Charleaton.' .t7.n0 a. in. *+t:.05.). m.
Arrive Columbia.... 11.25 i,. In.,i0.1' ). mIn.
~lDaily. *D)ajly excep)t Sunday'
TO AND) FnOM CAMDEN.
EAST. '.
Jde\veCClumbida.at. .*7..30 a. m. *0.55 p. in.
Arive atCamiden. .. [.15 p. m'. 9.55 p. mn.
Leave Camdlen at.. .*.6.27.a. . ?-l'.20 p. m.
Arrive af. Columbia. .11.25 ii. 'in. 10.15 p. in.
*Daily excep)t Sunidays.
TO AND FiIOM AUoUSTA.
EAsT.
.Leave Columiglia. . .*7.30 p. mu. f6.55 l um.
Arrive Auigusta. .....1.40 p. in'. (5.21 a. in.
WEST.
Lenve Aimgusta...*7.5:a mn *4.2O p ml 19.00 p in
Arrive Colum.ine .4.40 p m. 10l.15.j .m 5.56 a m
tDall) *D)ally 0eept Ssimn Iy.
. CONNICCTIONS. ..
Connections made at Columbia with Co
Inubla & (Cc:eeJyie llallroad, by train ar
riving at 11.25 a. nr. apd depaertinmg at 0.55
p. in. Connection inade a.),Colanmbia
.Junctioin with Charlotte, Colum >ha & Au
g~rea-l11 Iroad by sameii( trais to and from
all poinIts on bothm roads.
Connection made at Charleston with
steamers for Newv Yom.:k on W~ethmisda1ys
and Saitrdays;.-Ailsa, ivilh Charlestn an'd
Savannat R aillwvay to andl from Savannmah
and( aill p)oins ini Etoi:iua,
Connections are inade at .:Migusta with
the Georgia Riailroad and Cenitral :ltilr oad
to and( from aill points WeTst and( South.
Connections mnade at. Blackville to and(
from all oeints on Barmgweli Railroad.
TIhmroiih e'1~ket.s ean hie p~riiw1iied to al
points Soithi and1 West. bmy app)lylig to
D). McQU 'EN, Agent,
j6ii~ B.PEC Colunbia, S. C.
D. C. ALLEN,. Gen.i Pass An iI
Agent, Charleston; S. C'.
FARM MACH-INERY !
I* V frsae direct fronm t.he...p.anu
facturers, alli TOnidh of Ag,.ricultfira-l M'Inhin
ery, Imnplemnents4, etc., etc. En gines of all
sizes, fi;0mu three to one hundred and fifty
'ho'rse mower.
SAWV MIAS ANId GRIST M1LLb,
Mail'fa4t Hed, at 4lie Metropolitan Iron
Woi-ks, fliciusud',Virginia.
tural Worle---all. iciuts .oI' -1.Pplemients,
from a Ueel-Scre-w 'fo a Thmreshe~r that wvill
thresh and oleano sixty bushels (of wheat
per hqopr or two hundIredi busheLs of (ots
per honr.
Sulky Ploughs, Cufl'laioj', Tinar(1v and
INoughs.,and( Piouglj $toeks of all kinds
anid siben. Also Reapeta, with self-dropper
or soi f-bin der,
I am agent roi-t17e
D EDRICKC 1AY AND COT TON Ni CS8.
This Press ill, with thireU bugnds, press
~traw in snml b.ales as fest fai. as the
b nrehiek can clean it; and with tlu'ee handm(s
can halo cotton fas,ter than a alley-sawv gin
cani turn the limit est.
I have also some of the best niado COT
TON G!NS, wvith all thme muodern lunprove..
mnents, with PRESSES from tifc factories.
I also sell
Scales .of.all sizes; thAt Will weigh from
onie-haldf pound to flive tonls.
Oarriages, Buggies anidigCi.,o
all sizda 0114 prices. idhdtgCat',o
jfamy ~ on Wishes to piirchmaseanuyofthe
ahoVa'-nmnioned giods, tihey wvill - Jenase
call at Mi'. JMF ES.)A VIS'S ofTlce amnd
~legve word lAth.hlfa, adtd I Will call and.
shiow catalogues, etc.
JAMiES P'AOAN,.
May 17-ti GET
Dilt J. M, QUATTLEBAUM,
DENT18T.
COLUBIA;S. 41.
.0FIOE Ovn STAxtie's OninA I .da.
YOUR
R. W~. PHIILLIPS.
Matttr:<ses of mny own mnti1111fiac
ture. Use econiomly-lbny the best
-buy where you can get the cheai
est.
A iew iupply of (hiltidren's (url
ages, of the latest desigits and low
You et111 save money by hnving
Vollr 1'euint Frames; WItl Poci"lkets.
3riekets, diat-raeks, Spi'inr ietdy,
Wir.. ,' Mittresses amt l i1idow
S Shies frol'lt. W1. PlIll,l.IPS.
J amn a=.enit. for severaIll"'rent.
SEWINO MACIllaNE, anel some
of them 1H (COO1) as ean he me.
You will tind It to our inite=rest to
p rlce mne before, making at 1)m1
chaie ii.5 S lEWlillE. lienelmer
= that i cannot be uirdlersold by anly
one.
I[S AS YOU vAN', 1)1( do not thinlk It
/) '/MI N/, l'l8Swh-ti you get. one. Svw
r saile. 1 will on'er any "Imt that is wanteii
t and Blinds. d, I1 urllers willhav31e pronmpt
A p i t
MD BICE
mnd at same time that cotton
:h''like it.
USHELS L.E.i"T.
it - year in this county SIX
PElR B3USHE L,
all and get particulars.
RDEN & BO.
a:cial Attention
ALL CALLS PROM'TLY .AT
T'I)NDIJ) TO.
I keep on hand at full supply of
MIIETA LAC BURIAL C.Sl ET
rf the finctiniih, antd
WALNUT CAHKE'S
)f the latest styles: altu also Ilnital i,n
IOSEWVOOD) (ASE$ AND 'OV.FIN ,
m1d i CII EAP CRIA E1) of COF' INS and
3UItIAI, 1E01EiI.
R. W. PHAf LM PS.
A9 10
SANLE
AND. FEED1 STIABLIJES,
IIORSES ANU) MUL ES !~
Jnst51 aliveIId, one 0( eaload of younh ', tl,
brdo lKentnieky Mniiles and)4 Ilorses-aInonIg
ONE l'Ali~ OF NIC('l A Y .1l0l1SES.
C~ome ulilu get lihick, as5 1 will 5way3 as5
wvell as soil, soi you canl)'1. m15iss trade.I
wIll swatp for any1 and11 all k(i ol4.
swap1 as fe am n11 ot at al1 l ay.
A. WILL!AFORD).
-TRADE
NORMAN'S
01'RALII
CORDIAL
mlarll., nd isorr of theH r(01
ach ad hlwos wu'eth.r inqtronor aduls.
ofronsive to (lhe tnste.
P'romnpt ly releving Dystentery. Dlarrhcea, 01h01.
cra bIorbus, Choera, linfa.nturn,
ajr Of rlpinw Painq 1t ulency
necartburn, lOck and Nervous
nondlacho auiul ))yspeps ns. Mhay
? eotuah atr 1 vwol fu', rulxatlon ol' the
NEUTRALIZINO CORDIAL
Is as plens.ant and harmless as Black
borry WVine. Does no6t contain OpIum
and will not constipate. -Specially recom
mecndedi for Soasickness and Tee~tinig
Children.
*J Price 25c. an.d $v.oo per btle.
fiold ,y all Drugglstsand Dealcra In Medicine,
BXOELSIOR OBEMIOAL 00,
Sole Proprietors,
WaIhalla, 8. C. U. 8. A.
UN4DERTAKING !~
flietefully Iforns1 th pu'Idbli4 tla't he,
has 01n handi' a full line of'
COf4I' A ND CA E T,
and4 I la rpard t0 o an iiythini g Ila1 nader
takig.
-ALSO,
A full into of 11UlUA L, RO{BES, for mnen,
womenOJ and chitldreni-a now featurc-very
neRt, np.propriate and checap.
Ve askc fei' a sharo of the patrollage.
LMT, .
B-SdBUY
FURNITURE FROM
i t
.,I could give you as MANY lt!F:RHENC
ncessary, as the achines will R /1Mjf1I
ing ;achine bplts, oil, oil cans 1nd needles fo
for a .sew.ig machine. Agent for l)oors, ;asl
attentioni. -
SERDU
Can be plantidl a ri -
&A; and be cultivated very mn
O'LY A F+W B
ONE PECK. prodticcd la:
BUSHELS; Wo th
'IE D1L$/1
?i h tlib\t o7 dinary at'liion. C
J. . HA
RECEIVED!|
I-esh Ci-bam Cheesr
nd 1Macaroni...
N w Catch Mackerel and
Salmon.
Borcen's Eagle Condcnsed
Milk,.,
Sugar Cured Pig 1-ams and
Brcakfist Strips.
FeYris's Beef Toinews.
th .. g'otd mna othe&
goods, which Wvill b)e dOid
CHEAP.
S. S. WOLFFE
FOR SALE!
WAGONS.
AESO IN STORE :
SADDLES', BRIDLES,
HARNESS,
BACON, MEAL',
UOlRN;
DRV GOODS, NOTIONS,
SHOES;
INDUCEM ENTS FOR CASII.
ULiYSSE G. DESW*OfT ES.
El11( (nIl)drqle, will not ist aInd ia
not affecte'd by3 heait. 4LCye -Pr-eserving
Kettles, lRice and Milk B6il 'rTea Kettles
and Sauce Pans of tils celebrated ware. A
01Lr STO?i!.-shoilld b'd ln e.er house.
I hwa.th'e Wjhitney Ilot Ulast. wit .all the
fixtL rcs. ,IJ, 'ido a:s 'iimhchi cooking withl a
few. c'ents~ 'orth of olhais an ordinary stove.
Thle bes't oil shJl be4 nsed with these
stoves a-A tell as burped Ii ilm)is, Oriental
Oil, over 1500 firp test,) ihe.bd0 oil maide.
No amifole; do smnel, sa fe and cheap>.
Tril .(J) AND CHI AiTElt OAK,t'etids all
othler:coQk stoves. I have alsQ the Stand-'
ard Chiarter Oak, Im~proved L~ee',.So. -rlnd,
(Cottoni Option and 1B111 Arp. Stoy .ollow.
ware, Iripngans, P1 pe, ElboW andi all
raI' 'of all kinds, Milk Coolers; FleslI
lorks.r -
JELLY Ind WVINE~ alaking mnadb,'4ya
b)y uil thandy. .I?i-n l P'resh. . Pulp
anld see< IS separated f'romih ti~juice at onie
operation.
I think I iayo ;)uearly ' thit@lzjg th:e
the hlousekeeper nieeds, and if 1 lave not I
G&OCINRUIES4-a full line. PFre plain,
old-fa lioned SUGOAlt Clandy .r i
BIUuGY and WAGON maeril; ShaftM,
Poles, Hubs, pokes, Rins and Wiffle
Tirees. I sell;o~ ti- sho0ps5 and ask a
comn ason of prices with Columb ia or
.haPltt gh oeds Picks, Slades .Manure
ForI1 Foi-ks, Diggers, Ciadl e Blades,
: GRAIN O F of thle .-amel good
make thlat I sold last season.
--'*
"CHAMPION'.
7MOWERS, REAPERS, BINDER$.
SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTION, STRONG AND
DURABLE, and EASILY MANAGED; EVERY ONE
WARRANTED
Ii0 DO 'TIIE WORK PERFECTL ; IF NOT THE
dIONEY WILL BE REFUNDED.
FOR SALE BY
W. I DOTY & CO., AGENTS;
A'T''-IJWLJVINNSBJORO, S. C.
April 19-t.2m
0] n
TH CAL10THIING nHIOUI,'E
M. L. KINARD,
orros'I'rE (RAND CENTLAL, Coa1VBIA, s. c.
. I have Jtst opieel a la irgt ;u<h ot S1 i1 N(1 ("O DS for Men, yotil.hs 'id 3oys, i
,uits of Ca +iere, Fhntutel, C lvito antd i erge-all at low prices. Also ai line of
GENTS' FURNISHI NG GOODS
in nil tit, lest styles of goods. Gents Nekwedr a speellty. GeIns' FINY'
o( E. in I,ow-Qu:tsi"trs atd Uaniters.
Orders sent, to my adlress will be pronltly sittended to.
M L, KINARD.
MICTOIIUS EVERYWHERE!!
Uivem 1 U' vGally Admird!
THE ECLIPSE FARM ENGINE
ia attaceti ti oii (the J cro n f Ihi e boier bty exl)lanh1 .1 lis. and1( 11olts in such1 mlanner aA ...
I l'tiinilly 41V0livi e e weight. het wtein tIl heiowar i r ear ttxhes. JI11011 an ttr l n troni
thelsc . 'lo I-hotb.r is intiatted (on 2xles t'e 1 '.STI lI'IN ill) WIt)o(t I H IT 11N0
.nIipo.yt.d ani' Po'IwertI IlWhukwo, I ,A lH( l.: iiLY Wil Elll A N D) P.1LI E,1Y. .llingedl
gll,l Shoe:. j'roevieluIl with eilleiiet, DEVIC'E lOlL i)ETIA INING ANDI EXT1IN
U 15111 NG the SlA I:ills.
TI'll ': WeAYVNlI? lIol( E'TE1IPSIC PITI' SELF-li EGIUIn\TING GiRAIN
SIlA l1A'TOli, ( LEA N Ii A NI1) I1AAGI leil, the most toinit>ete ( IlA IN SAVEl ini the
irl. naal I' N MC' PA SI ) 1( ) I SI.\ Pe I T Y'I I . Citwit.y for' ThIre'shing, Hepatt1ling
lide ( Ieinnttt :til kinds itt gralin lietly1 l'or' mariiket.
'IT I EI ~ l' A('I': El') T )S011(0.R N lE LA P1 EI1 A N) D 'OWee I:lt, the bes'.t MachineIl of
Ti'llCk VAN' WINK LE, PlRATT'i sund Ilt(WN GINS, with FEltDElIS AND
CON I)-:NSEU;S...
All iiio~l'll ehl, with every othier kind of FAltl M IPOVED) MACllINERY',
R. J.i ~McCARHLEY & CO0,
L. S A M U R LS
1i \1V ' just rceiv,ed my SPlIUN( GOODTS, consiting of' iNii WVilin'
Tin mt ints. I )t ited hit'I:i lin Swiss, 111ain1 11un( FitriI'-ed a1w iis; Phai iu{a
l"igured Mus~lins,5 lAced a ud Sripled P~iquL's and( C::1nbies~t.
zCLOATING, CLOTIING
I have at largep stock of Men'is, Mky' and Youths' CiLOTIllING, which I
will sell VI*Mli\I,OW.
STR "./1 .4TS OF1~ .iLL TH]C L./ TECST STYLESS.
F3HOE2S', SHIOES, SHOC)ES.
A lairge :1sri ment1k of Me'st, Women1's nd Chiildren's' Sh,loes. A large as
sorlt.nt of uans imni Patrasols. Call early and1( secure BAltGAINS. N0
iouible to 'lhow, goodts.
L. SAM\UELS.
iUsf SThP_ANDWTINK1(
-TPIlE
R11I) I U L() U S L Y LOW P~RICES
LAT
A n exaln'nat.on of our aonds and a knowlere of our irle'. ivli covney
tindi wV'ne tehhing you only the P'LAIN UJNVARtNISIIED) TIRJiI UTIT. nc y
Tx nn~ V Jo ons, (O T111xa, HATS, (IAr Axb 4 1 10i.~S
,we have a very good assolrnent.
GnOCERIES-ALL KINDS GENERAiLY4
10 LS CODFISH And FHIE MA CKEREL SIX FOR ThI E)~1
CALL FOR OLD C1 OW WllSKEY >