The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 27, 1883, Image 3

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LOOAL INTELLIGENCE; ' q, i t- 11 hIUle sAT, Sopt1nri' 187, t t i 1888. 1 e' A[1vnrthnine,is.' $25 Reward- J. G. Desportes. New Fall aud Winter Gootds-J.. O. Mang. 1 . I . Notice-R. II. Edmunds, J. B. Duko, Execuls. 1 - -The sixty-saw Elliott. 1.u adver Used by MQssrs. R. J. M.Ci' ley,& Co. na aacomipauitively new g nt, instead of gInning on rphsghined four-ote crop beig gined on it "sinbe it was ropalld, .'he gin was sold to M.r. E. P. Aiobloy, Sr., in .1879. 'iTho price 'of.-this size gin is $10--not. $180. Sept 25-8* J. M. EI.Trr, Sn. -As t0 the sixty-saw Elliott gin that I we advertised for sale as a gin only a used,otie season and ol'ered at ninety t dollars, half"qcf the original cost, we U would say 'We were so inforned by 0 Mr. E. P. Mobley; therefore it is a u V question of voracity between Mr..J. M. ( Elliott a1. Mr. E. P. Molley. But S we may have, anyhow, -b,(Cr-estimated b ahe;ELLIOTT GIN, and we now ofer a it ht Seventy-five Dollars. We feel afe in saying that ithe Pratt or Van WinklonGins will give perfect satisfac-, tion, even after four yeqn;,use, apd without any repairs. Call on us for cit)ier of the above. Sept 27* R. J. McCARntEY & Co. It RELATIVE .lEII TS.-Tho map set It us by the Agricultural Department b1 -contains some Interesting figures con- 0 cerning the relative height of dif'erent jplaces alotig the -line. of the Charlotte, s 'Colun1bia:A Augusta Railroad. Ridge- a avay 'Is 625 feet abo've the tide level, a Winnsboro 545 feet, White Oak 552 e feet, Chester 539 feet, Rock 11111 668 t1 -feet, and Charlotte 747 feet. Si 01 CorroN MARIKET.-The cotton mar- o ket for the last two days quiet and tl easy: (o9d middling...............R h Middling....................9 b Strict low middling.........9$ c, Low middlink............91 h1 Strict good ordinnry..........9 si New York futures cl.osed easy: Sep- u tenber, 1.0.39;,October, 10.36; Novem ber, 10.45; December, 10.56; January, y 10.67; February, 10.81; March, 10.95; d April, 11.06. (1 Al. L. litKrAn.-We omitted, at the 0 f proper time, to call the attention of 5I our. readers to the new advertisement- a of 'Mr. M. L. inard, .f' Columbia. a lie has just got. in his fall snhply of c' gentleneab''? goods-clothing, under- 0 wear, htts, shons and genlernl notions -and he means to offer it all at tempt ingly low figur'es. Mr. Kinard has 0 htad mnany years'expeiencice in htis lineh of' 'butsiness, aii he knows just how to please his customiers.. When yon go t to Columbia, be surie to give imx a cnil r', -else von wIll lose a good chance for i bargains in his lie. THE REn.WINo Roo:u.-Nowv that the n Reading Room l40s 1been ,in, working a order' for some mnoniths, won-ld it not il be nicet- andl priop)er foi' the Executive bi Committee ot' its Chtait'mait to give " sonme thrures or' data for publlliention i coneri'nig its~ opera'tionl or success? Its sulccessf'ul organization requit'ed no little 1all5i 01' ener'gy oit the jmrt of hi the t'rientds of' the movetnent, andi the 11 objeoionis then urged by a nmhe,r of gen'tlemnen in towni were in effect that a ser'ious atid reasonable doubts \ vero eniter'tinted of' thn' ultimate snecess of ( thje myl1ertymkjng. l\ Now is the oppor ftto 'tinVt', if it' ever can be done, to r --conviince (lhe doutfIIuls that the Read- 1: jumt Room11 il n ssured' siiccess, and it l may be thtat, additiounal aid of a subl-t stantial chai'acter' may yet come to the I r'oece. t Bunoanuy.-je.,stor'o of' Mr. U. G. t. Jgespor'tes wha 'b>'oken into on Monday C ntight, and robbed of a cotnsiderable quantity of goods. The thieves made their entrarce. through; the side door r near the rear end of the building. The c parties were evidently familiar' with..1 tile premises. Auger holes were bored I *ndledor,an thn apicco was taken C out levin rom fr oe'shiand to be ' put in and to t'aise the bolt and bar'whicht i secured the door. The ar'ticles stolen I ~o-nsistcd qif thrdi watches, three pis tols, and a Jot of other' goods-int all wor'th about seventy-five dollars. Thet burglary is thoughttto have been corn tmitted early in thE nightt. It is hoped I that the r'ogues, will be caught. Ast wvill be seen from htis advetisemnent in 0 anothier column,- Mr. Desportes offers a rewatrd 'of twenty-five dollar's for'the I apprechenision of the guilty parties. DRArr.-IntellIigetnce was received ~ in townt on Wednesday of (to death of Mr. II. Y. Gladitey, near' Salem chur'ch, in' this county, which occut'red on Tuesday afternoon, at three o'clock'. M.r. Gladntey's dleath Wyts.causedl frotn It vo\iitd received it the foot at Tr'evil lian Station during tho,late wvar, from . whIch Ito' has suf'ered at times ever since. For the past seven or .cighit moniths he sufl1'rd intense -agony, and, durilng that whole pJeriod the sufferer was confluted to his ,house, and the greater' porttoan of the time to his hed-.. As annoAmeced in these column last week, a surgical oper'atiotn was per formed tupotn his leg and it was ampu-- I tautedjutst above the knee. Tlhte opera tion was really the only possibile hope ihr the wound(ed tman, anid it was care fully and skilfully' performed by sev oral of thte most prominent and cotmpe :tent urttgeonsR in the county. lie 'allied somewhvlat for several day's.sub equenu to .tho'amputaf.lon, but a weak ad 4 diseased constitution was untablo inonsnned thn st.atn unan tt nuel dlanit oWed litlye M, Giladi.y Was 4 rave i13oldie!" 'a;)$ gQod s izen, -and is death will be univorsally regretted, ipletvo a wifQ.and three chitdri.,, 'im STATI FAit.-o'low'l .f'. W. Iollowl",;Secretary of the State Fahl ssociiti6n, -as made arrangements vith the autl.oritlies of the Colutnbiu old Greenville and Gharlotte, Colum. ia and Aujtgtstn,Talroads for a pas. engbr rate of thrio cents a mile fot lip rotind trip over. their roads alld rauches for all visitors to the Stitc 'air. The uual -freight accommola. 101.9 have been promised on these onds, freight on exhibits to be ..pre aid at. the siilpping:poilts at regular ttes,'and on their return to nich olnts the oiginal- fVeight charges. .to e refunded. Entries of cattle, horses nd field crops have been made earlier Ian n$or bt;ibre. About thirty head f cattle and horses hayc alrewdy been titered a month in Rdvatlee of the sual time. A letter, received from iordonsville, V.rgi,ie., states that a .ock raiser there will -seiil two car >ads of fine cattleoto the Fair, if favor ble tratspo tidoi i'ates can be had. A I1aci LO1t's gND. he Fraternity Mourn the Maharjah of Madugav ar. A called meeting of the Bachelors' rotective Union was held in the Inner Chamber" on Tuesday evening ist, for the purpose of celebrating in proper'manner the obsequies of their oloved brother, the late "Maharajah f Madagascar". i4. the appoh)ted hour a sorrowm icken ba'nd, with tear-dimmed eyes, ;sembled, and, in mournful silence, waited the cmnmencement of the cer nonies; while the imposing form of e President, as sitting in his chair of ate, he strained both eyes and ears to itch the first intimation of the arrival r the bier (or was it beer?) seemed te very impersonation . of woe. By ecial permit; the shade of the de irted waa permitted to -come from the evond to mingle once more with his )mrades, and it struck a chill to the earits "of. all present when it-was tb !rved that h0 appeared to be still ncomnfortabl y warm. At last the hour struck, the door 'as opened, tuidl the lay ont of the eceased was brought in. The P'esi ent thereupon called the:Badhelors to rder, and with brief remarks, inter )ersed with heartrending sobs, he nnounced the object of the meeting, nd called for resolutions. It was )me 'time be'or the general outhurst t' grief could be restrained; but as )on1 as he. was able to-control his )ice, tlhe Surre'1n-Gencral arose and nlIrel the following sympat hetic reso itionis: W ..ea, t6 has pleased one of t-he stamong woimn to sever the ties mnt have ter* so long bouwl t:ho Mahn ijah of Madawascat~ to this beloved Resolved, That in his decath we are we'ed I.o mnourn the diepartunre of one ho has gone "'square back"' on his iith of oflice, and has pro~ven1 hiimselft a deep-dyed a traitor' to the prminlcrips iat we p)rofess as ever infecsted-oni' ioly order. Consequent ly, we further eso/ve, Tha we are glad to get rid of im; but we si ncrely hope, t hat "'Whil e the lBachel'or's are saddhenecd, P'~or i. may13 he gladdelntd(." 1Reso/red, That if he or any of his cirsi ever' have tiue-presump~tio'n to :hi 'ud(e upon0l us, we'' wvill conIsidr our alves not only at perfect libertv, but 0ound( to enforce the inevitable penalt y f his violated obligation, 1?esolved, Thal1t itf we have said any ning we are sorryi for, wve are gladr. ened at- it ; and1( we' pleasanitly awvait Ie timel wihem.'lheeky l>rothier 'B. wi uni ini conitet w ith 'thme t ongs, or' the room hnidle, as a gendI (tie rmnder of is recckle'ss wanader'in'gs fromi ourt pro.. Rtesolved, That l)rother B. hats plaeed imnself ini the same dleplorab)le cori'd ion as those who have gone becfore. nud we conseguently deein his deathi matally unwort hy-' of further reference r ubiO oico. . Thesh resolutionsa, as offered, were nanimouisly adopted in deep) silence, nid lhe members thereupon carriedl ut their time-ho.ored oustonmy, and1 roceeded to surround the bier ol rother B., durinig whi-ch operatiou ach and ever'y one covered his nmosc viih a glass instrument -epressly pro 'idedl fQr the purpose, and a soft gure. ing sound, expr'esaive of the deepesl voe, was heard fi'ontevery3 throat. Eulogies-wv're thenm pr'oniounced ovem lie deceased by3? the Grand Jttbber. vock, the Grand High Chancellor, th< fabob of A rcot, thle Grand Treasurer he Grand Mogul, the Judge Advocati ,nd Messrs. Obhear and Caldwell, th<1 nvited guests of the Union., and ecad 'led wfih the others In render'ing tli4 lost glowing -an fervefit tribute t< he many failings of their departei on'rade, jo ied with Impressive warn, ngs td the survivors-to avoid dchoim ocetinigs, front gates and such othet redlisposi ng causes, Alih prtoduLced lhe last ilhitess and final dIssolution o1 heir deoparted-frie.nd. The "F?uncral Baked Meats" wert( hen dliscussedl with tear's and groans, mdu at the conclusion of the mourniful 'east the Brothmers accompanied th< bhade to the gates of Dis by thle musi< >f that heart-thirilling dirge, 'Walker W. 's body lIes a mlonidering in tha( grave, - is 1 sl sole goes marching on." And the sur'vivors, sadly musing ou' he timne when they should be even as ic now Is, depai'ted to their several )laces of .ablodle -M%argar'et liarrils, of Georgia, wh V Ill lbe lhung on the 19m 1' October, ind:'ipon wht'ose test hmnony Dave Dukes was' nonvi'eted, now aya that Dick D)ates iwas the mn.' who gave hem lie pofson, and thatt Dlukes had nioth' mug to do with lit. D)ates waisjirrtetd, imd is nede-t -jail.' This takes twe tales the gIrl haus told about the atllh ima no one believes either.. Used tp say' htt t horse shoe (ad "onS leIf" oldyr b^ ht,good luwk. This may be true, bxit-th. ties have changed t now if you }vqut good hlck and good heal.th all the year: 'ound, hleo on the shtlf ovr your kitca idoor a bottle. 'of Norman's "Neutrallz Itg Cordial, the wonderful re. dy for all dtomachlo troubles., * Froin'a Protinl'nt Lawyee. Maj. J. I.'\Whitner, of Greenville, S. C., Hays: '"Whilst I do liot regard Nor"nttn's Neutralzing Cordial as a universal po iicea yet it affords me 'pleasure to say jlut I have used It with-much benefit to myself and family in ntil affettlob. of the bowels so usual in out' seetiott ,of th.e (oun1try during the st%mer season. Indeed I never uged any other iedlehie for such conpiints. * $25 REWARD. A REWARD Oi''WEN'TY-FIVE DO. L'AlS I i heol1 o1'oredc for the a p prehension of.one or more of the parties Concerned in the robbery of my store in this plaeo on the night of Monday, Septeia her 24. U. G. DESPORTEs. Sept 27-tx2ty A:LL personA indebted to the Estate of A T. E.L"ISON CLOUD, deceased, are hereby notilied to call on the uncdersigned land settle onor before ])eemtnber 1, A. I). 1883. -R. If. ',IJIU NIDS, J. B. DUKE, Sept 27-t1x t Executors. NEW FALL -AND WINTER GOODS. Come and see the largest and best se lected stock Millinery, consisting of Trimmed Pattern llats and Bnnutets unt tritmmed goods, Velvets, ttins, - Ilibltons, Flowers, Tips, Plumes, lIrds and1 Featlh ers, all colors, Crapes, Illusions, Black and White Laces, Love, Crape, Vells,. uarege, Tissue and . Parisienne Veiling, Ilair SSwitches frort 'i5 cents up, Curls, JIantgs Crogin.tries for~the hair, Crepe, Lisle anc1 other tuclings for the neck, Fichus, Col laret"t""s and Ties, and all kinds of Fancy Goods, at J. 'O. BOA1G'S. A full stock of Ladies' anu 'Misses' Hosiery. Berlin, Lisle, Silk and Kid Gloves, till colors and new styles. An as sortment of Ladies' and Afisses' colored and white Corsets, all sizes. Ioo11) Skirts, Dress Shields and Palp'itators. 111(llade.i chiefs in variety, from Cotton to Silk. Silk Fringes, Passenentcrle Trinning, V'elvet. lRibbons, I3ratids and other Dress Trim ings. Buttons in great va.tiety, styles and prices, at J. O. BOA G'. A full stock of Notions of all kinds. Lalies' Linen and Lace Collars, Zephyrs, Sakony, Berlin and Shetland lioods. Clil lre.n's Zephyr IIoods and Sacques, Shawls and Boulevard Skirts, at J. O. BOAG'S. All khis of White Goodls, WhIte Lane and( Muslin Curtains, C retonnes, &c. , &c. AlIso a -fu11 and( comip.lete line of D)ress Goods, (of ~'ai.ou(ls fabrics, styles, and1( K >rices, from Calico(es, WobrstQ(d, (:as1limer<~ ilIks and Satinis-you can fint aniyt.inpg yon want inl that line am11( at auny price. The'se goods we are dletermIined.1to sell cheap and( reduce stuock. Our sto'ak of Shoes of all kinds w'ill be' soldl att and belnow COST, as well als heavy l)iece gods for Meni's wear, amill (other glods t hat we do inot intenid kee iing a lfir prIesenit stock of sonie is sold. W~e mean what we say. J. 0. BO AC. FIFTEEN imore oIf the NEW 111(G11 / HM D)AYIS MACIIINUS, r lfe best Machmine Onl tie market, and girves perfect satisfaction ini eveiy parit ion lar, and ageneral favorite with (hein ladies. Every Machine WAlIIBA NTED) in every~ particular. No family should he wii.hioLt one. Sendl order or c'omie all and( b.uy one. J. 0. BOAG0. A lot of l1l'GGIES and HARNESS. WAITL FOl) THEM.' BO 0 Y~ virtue of an execuItion to mne directed, I) will (lier for sole before the Court honse dloor in Winnsboro, South Carolinas 011 the FIlIST MONDAY IN OCTOBERl NEXTi, Iwittin the legal houris of sale, to the hilthest idderk~, forCASJH, the followintg-dlescri bed property, to wit: All thmat pi'ce, paorcel or tract of land, lying, being an1d situate in the County (If P'aileeld and~ State of South Carolina, :oni tamning ONE ITUNDimDI Axn) EIGHTY ACRES, Imore or less, and( boumndled by lands1 of the Estate of Furmnan, B. B. Maort,i, Huney's Ferry Itond and Jeff (Guignard. * -A LSO All that piece, parl1cel or tract of 1land, lying, being and situate I the County o,f l'airfield1 and( State of South Carolina, con taiing. THREE IHUNDEDT AND TWELVE acres, more or less, and( bounde(l(d by lands1 of B. B. Martin;, the Estate (If F'urmnan and HI. McMeekin. All levied upon01 as the propierty (If 1t.. TI. Yarborough, at thn suit oIf.Shepe'rd & Me Creery againlst il. TI. Warhoroumgh. Sheriff's Office, JN. D.F.C C.EY Wilnnsboro, S. C., Voilltary Statemdllt -CONCERNING TILE ELLIOTT GIN, 'rT Forty-five Saw Gin I got from yon is no0w slxteen years (o1(. I got it in 186(6. Onl the twvelfth (lay of this muonth, I ginned tent bales fronm sunt-up~ to sunl-downl with the greatest ease. I honeCstly belIeve I can sav'e the toll for any customer inl the clean ing of the seed over any gin I ,have over seen. Remem~nber, It is only. a lvbrty-flvc SaW Gin, JNO, 8. DOUG LASS. D, ii. FLENNIKEN Hins recelved a supply of fresh goocds, consisthig of . FLOUR, from titl't'bst ntils of Nashyllle' and Augusta. Evyery satck warranted. MEAl and GRIST, R!ce; and Fino Syrups. BEST RIO and Old Government Java Coffees. ''IIIII I;IER'S 41 and 3I ('O . r:houle article of 1'ttrchted Coffee branded "'Sigma." GREEN and Black Tea. WHITE WINE and Cider Vinegar. SUGAlS-G--ranulated, Powdered, Cut Loaf and Brown. MACARONi and CEESE. OATMEAL. PICKLES-Chow-Chow and Mixed. CELhEURAI'EI) "ltrtlett Pears," and Canned l'eaches, Tomatoes, Suceotash, Sqpeush, Pineapltll, IEtc.. FI'hILL LINE Boots and Shoes. FINE FEE) or Ship 1tufT for Mich Cows. SEE!) RYE, Barley and Red R'tsr Proof Oats, Receivoa TiliS -Dayll BUCKWIIEAT-The firs.f of the season. One Barrel of the BEST OATMEAL. FRESII PARCIE) COFFEES in half and - one poid packages. CHEESE and MA-CAR'ONI. SARD1IINES and SALMON. CODFISH, MACKEREL and LOESTEIIS. CANNE) BEANS, PEAS AND CORN, PEACHIES, AP'tLES, SLICEID .AND GRATEI) PINEAPPLES, JELLIES and MAliMALADES, And a great many other things which you find in a FIRST-CLASS G UOCE1IY.. CABBAGE, APPLES, ONIONS AND POTATOES ALWAYS ON HAND. AT S. S. WOLFE'S. TAKE NOTICE! TWY yourl Wa'non M,aahl, SPO)KES, SL\lI an11(1':8. Sn U ', I oE fromrits.aI eiii Ne'.mrn, com dh-te i ~ J. F. CMMSrINGS C. BThL UNION CO'l'N i soldon it LT'ig' Git 'lhi vicIntJUI is Pota ew OMACLHINERY,GO!' OF AL AGNS FOR ALE BA LL1' AND COTON PASS. MANUFACTUIRERS 0OF P'LATJFORM SPRING WAGONS, BUGGIES PIIA ETONS. (iv~e na ii.11l, anid we will sell you what you want CiIEAP. J. F. McMASTERI & COi. ?fH E' store-hnillding anid lot no0w occumpled ..hv' the uderslgned are offered for sale. The'i~store is one of 'jm best in Wlisboro, anid Is in prime condition. Th'le locatIon Is ne0 (of thme most adlvanmtageomus in town). 'rhe lot is qulti ai large one, and u pon it are a large waiehouse uand othmeir bu11(1idngs. TJerms very imioderabeo. For -further par tlinlars ailpply toEIEIEI May 20..ff BR _UCE111 Charlotte, Colmbia & At; usta It. )'ASII:NUICI USI'.1RT4tN.t', COLUMBIA, 8. C., Augnst 12, 1883. ON nt-' after Sundpy, Autgust 12, the fol lowing Schedule will bie III effect: 0OIN(i NOItTI'[. 1NO. 11, MA I.'1N1) EXIESS. Lane A ng nsta .......... . ...7.'5 a. m. 1a': e (ol umb ia ......... . .. .11:47 i. in. Lt'avt Killi'au's ................12 12 p. in. eave Ilylhewod........... .12.28 p. in. .av( ewa ...............12.48 p. ma. Ileivo S nIi p n's.. .......... ...1.01 p. n. Leave Wiiunsoro ...............14 1. tm. I.eave W hite Oak... ...... .... 1.::1 lp. i. I.eave WoWard'...............45 p. im. Leave 13laekstock ................'.50 p. in. L,eave Chest(er......... . ......... .2.3: 1). in. ILeave I{oek Hlll........... . . . .3.17 p. in. leave Fort Mill . . .:3.:5 p, H. Arrive at ('larlotte ...............4.20 p. i. No. 17, aay frei''ht., with pas,'.'1 ('oacl attaneliel, runs (hily excetpt. :utiday: Leave ('olunbia.. ............ ..00 n. In. L eave Winnshoro. ...............t;.15 a. mn. Arrive at Charlotte .............3.30 p. ml. GOING; S011'T'il. NO' 52, MAIL ANI) Ii'11Es. Leave Clmrlotte ................. 2.10 . im. Leave ''olt \lill............... .2.17 p. m. Lea' 1I;oek 11111............... 0 p. m. I iave Chester................. .1.01 p. in. Leava cIeknto('k................4.27 p. ni. Leave Woodvarl',..............4.:83 p. in. Leave White Oak.................15 p. m. Ieave W1' llhosboro ................ .51)5 p. m. Leiat-(' Slimpso l's.............. 5.1 i p. I. Leave llidgevay................5.31 p. in. Leave lytheWoo ...............5.47 p. im. Leave Eillian's..................0 05 p. m. Leav11 Columbtiat........ ..... ..0.:37 p). lm. Arrive at Atugusta.....::.......lo.-17 p. i. No. 18, way freight, with passenger coach ittachecl, rinis daily except .inn(day: Leave Charlotte.................5.35 a. in. Leave WCinntsboro...............12.28 p. mn. rrivi' at C'oltuthh:t............ ..4.10 p. ut Itailroal (or 1ashinton) tinte sixteer, ninutes aheal of Winnsboro timie. .G. it. .Tf A CO'I"l',. .T. Ml. It TlA iV 'r, 'Supe(rint cedet. (Gene'ral Mananger. I'ARM MACHINERY! I IIAVEH for sale, direct from the mann a(turetrs, all kind.; of A.-gricultural ltachin 'ry, ln i etnlcni.s, e'tI., et,'. lincgin('s of atll iz(es, from three to osle h undrc(d Iu nfify 1OrSe .po w$r.: 3AW MILLS AND (IIST MILLS, Alanufneturd a-It t.he MAG'ti'o11olitan. Irn orks, lti(hmntlo, V'itrginia r 1"r-oml the York, I'enmsylvaniat, Ag;ricuil Pual W11ork1s* all kinds of inpiIments, rom ait Ileel-erew to at 'I nThesher (lilmt, iil hr"esh and c'lean sixty bushels of wheat wer honr or t,wo httudlledt hushels of oats u'r hotir. .? Sulky Plouighs, Culltivators, I iarrmws and P'louguhs atnd Pll ngh Sto('ks of aill himls u nd sizes. A1sso Iheaper:s, with sel f-dropper nr self-hinder. I ail agent for tho )IsDIRICIK HAY AND COTTON I'tISSS. This Press will, with three .nIuds, lress 1raw in sinill hale. its i'atst fast as the hresher can ('lean it; ttnd1 with tbree hands 3an hmle cottm faster than at sixty-saw gin an turnn the lint, omt.. I have al1so sme of the berst made COT. I'ON (;INS, with :ll the i odleri improve nents, with IR ESSES from the factories. I also sell COTTOX-SEEI) OII. MILLS. Scales of all sizes, that. will weigh from Q4Urr'im11es, liggits and11 ltidinig Cart-s, of I kt a nyperson~i wishes t.o purelmuise any' of the Abov I-meioned(1l1l gIods, they will p3leaIse showv catIalolgues, le. .1A MIE' PATJIAAN, AGE'NTP.I May' 17-ti' -F1OR SALE! WAGONS. .9:\DDlLES, ll 1DLES, IL\lNESS, iCON, I E.\L, COIIN, DRHY GBOO';S, NOTIIONS, Si(JES, IND)UC'EM ENTIS FOl (MSU1. U gY!4N~E (4. DESPRTEN --Ask v'nrl nieiglhbor whereit to buy goodl Shoes. 1)oni't. fail to tryW - Hii\ TI Y 'S (OlIN 1I STlOH E. UNDR!RTAKING! R?espec('tf ini fnfrmis lth' lublile t th a. hr haus (bn hand a1 full line of taing. .. .-ALO, a4 full line oif lIR f IA L. RHEH. f(or mn, wvomen and childr3en-a netw feaiture--very We ask for a slo.re. of the patronage. J. M. EI,rA OT 'T, Sr. PM 0 'sXLE illliaplolc"' OINTMCENT aa 'r Por this annoying troublo it h anny stag I SPECIFO OUlti. It a alsothe vey bes reed known for SORE NIP PLES, Per.obe,t recRn OL.D SOTRES, S0ALD) Fm E LR, GR kindred discauoe. From Montgdmr Ala. a ntlen~~ *rteeM iA biad been soreiyP ?d va Plsfor ten years, and ursOlatmeni*. eraen uNb A~nlman w tes0 from Coeneta, Ata. i nsued P,o' OIntment in aianagraae case qf )'Ies ei re taning an Idanincredibly short tme enbyma on recol~ Daho pvryow. e re. Pro o y thosolo1Proitryetr. tr 100 & l4r' 0t. L&44. TT IS A LILI,, 'lEJNY, T WJE MIG.II that the 811HT'11 (li';s >ound to affeet and d and prosperity in the State at large, and the peop iL'CONOMJZ' T IS[ YE~J/L Sone of uts the short. erops muay not effect, hil of the poor itan, .and sell goods at the smallest mI Is ever alert to the interest of the peo pe, bil thana anl- house iIn the upper part of the State, ou op a ;A S11 BASIS, this year at COLUMBIA, W JIeet. to e'lipse (f6r.previus. flotts. All S''AN). anufac-turer's 'Prices. I)OM ESTICS at less tha Carolina Plaids 7!4 cents, (.raniteville 7 4' ce iteville 4-4 7 eients, (Graniteville Drilling 7l cent .Coats's Cotton 55 eent , less six "Sr cent. dis ' (ilk 10 eent: per spbol, or iree for 25 cents, to. .hal) Thread 1I eent-s per ball. Tihe abtove goodis we will sell by the pleoc or anr at short crop prices. WHOLE ANNOUNC WITTKO WSKY CIIARLOTTI -:W:& :f: We hereby inform the e"Wholosalo Trad prising the Wholesale f,ranches of our husin vite our customners" o give it due consitdcrati< in business we say that ther.c is no house NGr1 or ''hat. has be(ter facilities thn,n ours1 and Clint of goods, no tnatter where bought. G-IvrEDTT S A Respectt'ully I, _ WITTKOWSK JST 1ECE iV TEN THOUSAND "SUGEN CIGARS. A GOOD TEN CEN FIVE CENTS P TEN BARRELS OF PU' NORTH CAROLINA ( THlE OLD CRON ./lLWJ/1YS ONs -AT B. SUGENH {' A A l, - m<I as ca A fa hi( A Re- C --L 'Ih*.**'I id A ( r00 Iwrr . i. on particl f M r.r,lr a 1.:*-. finineral substanlc. T TIlE SI rmae. x larawr 3,A T.a viA . WrIte for a conv of the it!l book-free. 80ob I. J. QUA TTLEBA UM, D. .S.a - 188: hav OFFICE: North side WanshiJngton Street, Ta> as I Opposite Town llail. thi -WINNSBORO, SOTTH CA ROLINA - .Jnly 7..tx:hu. - umi T AS WELL KNOW IT AT ONC'r Ater the onward strides of progress to must MORE THAN EVER. It behooves us to work to the interest trgin possible. UGI ni.g )rv Goods in larger quanntities tsideA of (reenville, and 1oing busn+s LN SIiliO and CIIES'I'EIi, W ex. 11Q) (OO1S).manufactured Sor'th at, n most. meii can buy them. ents, Granitcville e 5% cents, Gran count, cash. Beling Brlthers' Spool nrrive next week. Eagle & 'honuix. v (uantity desIred.. All .good: marked . MIMNAUGII. SALE ~EMEN T & BURUCH, ,N. C. that onr "variouis lities" coln ss are now complete, and we in mi. To those wishing to engage South" we can and do duplicate any bill C A. li T-. Y & RARUCH. 1 AGAIN! rn-a IIEIMER'S CIIOICE" TS CIGAR SOLD FOR PIECE. VERY FINFV ~OR N WHISK1( EY. WHISKEY ./IKD, BEAL REMED! HEIR IMYhSTiA.L POnl lIotAN RUT 50IEN .lI t>V ft!epopula 7,j,di t hiomp. land wVhCera t an1 Ihutz" aU olhrr rentdfe of (ta kfid. GI endoatcal by tho'hest, PhysleinnaR 1 1 9'ntglt nt its h10oine. EM EDV. tha liM . C. WV. O'Neill, (Goodwator, ... sny'. raisied hnis wife from an intvaid's hod, 1 he' gellevos.' int'ed fierf(fc. EMEDYV of which a prominent Atlanta *rvlha,In st, "1 wol hmavrqgiven *?600assoonh A wo ali alcklo forwhaI9t to bottlers of your tdit:inei didl for my~ dautghItOr."' EMEDY'. in rc(~rad to whIihh S. J. CassoII8. I)., D)ruaggist of 'I IhmasvIllo, Ga., say: "I n recail insiltucc.s in which it aB'orded relief cr tP the must remedkn m< ;afaied' E1EUV~)' abouatt w hiteh hr. R. II. Ferroll, La angec, Ga., writes: 'eI have' awoed for the last 20) ari thue meidbihui you aro putting yip:' And insidler it the~ besIt combl)inaio e(2 ver gtottent :eI-her for (ao>at)lfsU. fory whuich it isi recomi cueld. E3a E~DY of which Dr. .Toe! firaanham Atlan "I htw'o Camnedcr lus recipe. andI bave no *a.tatlin in advisinag Its use, and confidently oenda it." EMEDIY which the Rev. Ni. D. Johnson, air Marietta, Ga., Ara.yaa ho has uised in his fam with the "'nmost staisfaction"' andl recoin adedl It to three familuew "who found it to be at what it Is recomndited."' Ea~lEDYV of which 'Pvamberton. Iversoh Ai nNtaon t.y: "WO han,ve bega3 sellin'g it foruvmany ar., with constantly inacrealsing sales. TChe ar -Io Ina staple wth iats, nad one of absoltde rcri." I EMED)Y of which 1.,amar, Rlankin & Lamar tV:oW sol 60Ogrose~ in four months, and neover I it in an I yinne but what it wasi wainted again."' tJEMEJDY by which D)r. Ifaugh, of La0ratige, a., says: "I citred one of the most obstinato ntes of VIcAn111ou MENasTRifATION that over uno1 within my-knaowle'dge, with a few bottles." 0I1EDY of whIch D)r J. C. Hiusa, Notasulga la., say's: I nmn fully convinced that this 'fu raledl or that clatss0A1iseases whichitla'Ima enre." Ets I fDY about~ hleh Majn. John C. Whitner, A thanta. well an 0 favorably known all over o Unitedu Htatesa n'AGeneral Insurance Agenlt, ys: "I usedI this r. ..aed y before the war on a rep,!antation on a great number of cases, untsifhtah ae aucs." LEMED]iY about wL. h Mr. .T. WV. Strange, of trtersviloe, Ga., certifies that one bottle cured ' anbersi of his family df monstrual Irregu-. rIiofny years stanninlg. LE(DVtais EAPERin TItAN ANY .OTHERI DICiNnoi its kind in the work), bevatalo 1 oa nII: WLL wCUR Etn TnEtI.fs ZBSirSNA'TE CASn.. l114 (JItIAT P'OPULAJ a nEAtnEDV 'IS IJRADFIELD 8 mAIt R(. I1utATOI. (WYoi'ana's Boot Friend,) For Ie by all IrugKtsfe. P'rico: Small size 75 Onft, resize 61.50 Prorieor ndManufneturer ip J. BRADPmETl, No. 108 S. P'ryor Stuiot, ATLANTA. GA, TOWN.'TAXES. liE hooksa are now opent to receive than TI'axes for the Municipal Ye-ar 18W3, . All taxest unId11( by thait tilno will A atdled ia penailty of fifty por cent. :payers wVil please8( .hear this jni min, o further notice or timeu willl DO gi vet n1. J. N. CENTrER, Clerk of COoiit ,. -Iav '?tate Mhloe Soles accuretl by' tha umln' McKamy Scew. J. M. BIEAIL)