The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, October 04, 1883, Image 3
VIRURLSDAY, October 4, ' : t 8.
tew Advertisemnte.
?Qt1 I Z1on1 Colleie.
Jastil6 Soap-W. E. AOpg.
Attontlon-J. P..Qahlwell, Secretary.
Valtalie'Property for Sale-G. iH.
McMaster, Executor.
nColumbla has, not as yet obtalned
the pgWy tgdeIts stamps. Winnsboro
had them promptly oti the 1st.
-Wegley 'Yongue, a colored man,
on learling of Mr.,,W. II. Flonniken's
loss by the recent fire, went to him
v}id offered to send him two hundred
buidles of foditer. Tihe offier wits po
jitely deelined, Wnt was appreciated as
showing kind feeling Wind generous
-Impulses.
-The Savings and Loan Association
leint,fivo hundred dollair o1. Q.L-uesday
night at seven per cent. interest.
the five hundred dollars the only pay
tuents will be seven dollars and ninety
.two cents each. inonth until the Asso
-Clation winds up, when the debt will
be liquidated.
-yThae iiew postal notes seem to take
better In Winmsboro than.in Columbia.
Duringthie . mouth of September only
seventy-five were sold at the office in
Columbia, whilo seventy-three were
sold -at this plqg. The .disparjt v jp
Igreat when the site and .l>siness of
the places are taken Into account.
JEWISu N.wv YEAi.--Tuesday, the
2nd inst., -vas the Jewish New Ycr
and was generally observed by all the
Jewpgin:town; all their stores and places
of )siness being ,qlosed. Services
appropriate to the occasion. ivere -liheld
,t the residence of Mr. Bilgenheimer
and were conducted by Mr. A. Ilerbtz.
Efl'orts were made to procure the ser
vices of a Rabbi, but all of themp had
failed, owing to previous engagements.
Oun TuAis.--We are in receipt of
n,. opy of Major Thomas W. Wood
\vard's address, ellivgred before tihe
Sixth Re"iment, South Caroli ni Vo1.
inteers, at Chester, S. C., on the 9th of
August, 18,1%. The subject of the ora
'.on ls "From Sumter to Dranesville",
and it Is throughout replete with mainy
interesting and toucli inaidentA in
the history of the Rllgiment. Chaste
in style,' at., times etoquent it is alto
'gether the most attractive amid exhiaus
t,iye history of tle Old Sixth we have
ever seel. It i3 iielv and srust.anu
thilly bound in paimhlet form and
coitailk1 thirty-two pages. Our thni ukA
t6'o iOhc mtjoir fi- the kind reminmbrnce.
.D1-s-rawmeraYE Fini:.-Th~e hiorse and
cow bairns of' Mr. WV. 11. Fleimni-'
ken, in this place, wvere dlest royed byv
(Ire on T[nesday, the' 2id inl .-, about
hal f-pmast th.ree o'clock in the aft ernoon.
The fire is supposed to have originatedi
f'oin sliarks fi'om the ironing-room
contiguo us to the barnati stables.
The11 roof of the building' was a sheet.
of flame when the fire alarm was
omddand the well-directed and
dseaelelbrts of the variouis fire.
companies failed to save thue building
tilroady on lire, but Mr. Flenniikenm's
dwellitg' and several onthouses wer
gaved with much difflculty~ lappily
thme wind wvas blowing from the west,
1;arrying the fkiaimes from the house;
had it beeni otherwvise the wiole p)remn
ises, including .t; lbaujdsome aind well
f~unished dwelling,' would have been
razed to the ground. Thle horse stable
wvas 47x48 feet and IA storiet lghf.
and1( in it there was six hundred
1aushels of' oats, ten tons of clover, six
loads of fodder, fiye lorlds of nilleti
hiay and, straw, valued at $100, six
bales of Timothy hay, five loads of
fodder-corn, seven bale sofcoto sed,
otne bale of Ozier .cotton sted, augi
farming implements to the Value of
$40. The total value of the hoi'se
stable and contentha is estimated at
$1,078.50. The building itself Mr,;.
IEennmiken values at $500. T1hme cow
learn,' which Was also burnedl, was
easily worth $150 ancti .thp. bontents
$300. So its will 2bu s~in that the en
tire loss sustained was in the neighbor
liood of $2,000, while thd entire insur
---ance amounmted to only $l,s00s. a1u.et
Ibss of aboutt $700. Nq other pr'operty
was seriously damagad, and Mr. -Fleati
niken very fortunately succeeded In
saving his flne stock harmless. Our
symp~athici Irb' WIfii im inm his misfor
tune..
TIlE BOUITIL CAROLINA COLLRGS.
'i'he P'rospects of the Instltution '4 flood
Attendance of student--Thie Advantajell
Offer.d to the P'eople of the state.
eI,.Ngkws, and C,'our~ier of thti 2nd
in~st. contains a very interest i-ag article
on the openinug of the Soulth Carolina
jollege, and Its pr~ospects for the ensua
ing. yA~e. For' the bentefit of those
who hav'esonms now in attendlance upon
* the sessioni we (Iv\o seine of the facts
anud figures of the .Columbia corres
* ponadent. N. G.'(. writes of the at
E ~ tendance:
S There Is absolnte assurance that even In
tbtgface of the hadr crops, whIch have, of
course, largely eut down the p~rospective
attendance,. [htere .wilt be fully as imany
-students at the College ilhion as there
were last year, and there will probiably lbe
more. Te attenance l stssii was
185l. 'rime situation at presetnt Is this: Oneo
hmindired and fifty young mten have already
been enrolled, andl, judging by last year's
** experience, at least fifty more ,wlll came at
the1 opening of the College wvit~mini previ
* ouas notiec.' It is expected thast there wvIl.
-be 200 studeonts enrled be~ore. thte end of
October. Nearly t 'erypoumnty wvill shtow a
*galin In attendaned byer last session. En
rolments already it(de show that Charles
toti will semtge4.onlderably greater num
bpr of .students,,Fairfleld nearly tharee times
* a many as last session, Sumter t~wice as
in ng;tia'RchtkaSpartitiiburg, Piekens
ansabor.. irfiIton tiliti Anderson ina
s:how #iUght: 'decrease on account of tihe
Jad. crop. Two,..montl--ago there wa,
every lnudIcation tha there would be al
least 225 stude'nts enrolled, but the disas
jtrots.ggriegtural conditions sluce have ciu
,the certhfiti attendance downto last yeari
figures. There Is still a steady demand foi
catalogues. of the Collegv. The presideni
ond the students have together distribute
widely over 1,800 copies.
. Of the accoumiodtlons,i ho says:
"By putting tw.o stiudetits In each rQoi1
220 can iv~owlodge at the College'int
250 could b aceomig4Idated without
uiidiie crowding. Other rooms now
Itnoccupied can be refitted If nced be
and the lodging capacity of the Col
lege still further Increased. The ntoMt
hinportant step taken recently by the
authorities of. tie College has been the
renovatilt and reorganization of' the
'Steward's I1all.'" "Tiltion," he cou
tinues, "is che'ap enough inl all con
science, an anlial f-t of tenl dlqlaxs
for reptirs constitutIng the 011' only'hrge,
and good table board in private houses
at, fifteen dollars a month, affords a
union of economy, which kvould satisfy
students almost every v here."
The experImental farm is justly. re
garded as one of the most important
features of *le- Institution, and It Is
gratifying ovidenlce of the growing
importatice of agriculture in dignity
and popularity. Of its present condi
tidn the correspondent says:
There will be three-quarters of a croipof
cotton, say about fifteen bales. On a sec
tion of four acres a bale to the-acre will be
made. The corn crop Is a fiue one. The
harvest season has not yet suficiently ad
vanced to afford reliable data for a com
iarison of the... stccess of the different
varIeties of s'ec, fertilizers, etc. Two
silos have been filled by President- Mc
Bryde -for experlmental purposes. One,
under the old chapel, Is made of brick and
ecmient and contains tweity tonls of green
forage, such as German millet, peas, corn
and sorghum. Another silo is a.simptl. 'pitp
inemented, and contains six or seven
jons Qf similar .crops. The condition of
the CeAsilagc is eiellentp9 far lp i4oth silos.
We feel con lident that th'e- fac'ts andI
figures above gi ve.w ill be sufficientilot
111y to satisfy parents whlo..have sent
their so0 to Columbia of tce wisdom
o( the step, but may Induce still others
to give their boys the unisurpassed ad
vantages of an institution, for1 the sup
p)ort of which tii-dy all bear their pro
raa burdens.
caRn oF TuAxks,
I fo3Ier i-y gratitful , thanks to both
the fire Compalies nld fhe citizensi,
both white and 6olored, for their
promp)t and falitlif'ul cflorts inl protect
in ),ry upropcty.i Tue-sday from the
levou ring flamestQ. *..
W. II. FENN1K KN.
. .MIh andl( MedicI'no..
lImplrobabile as it-maity -atirst edin1 medi
ine andl tbhi afd really fast, aind fiattW
ilies. The HIIBLE says, a merry ' lheart
loth goodl like a medIcie. A bottle 1f
K{ormiant's Neutralizing Cordial is like a
uterry hieart anid will resist thei attaceks of
lyspeplsIa and stomacie disorders. Al!
whig.lpave used Normnanl's Cordift' speak in
~lowmig terms 1Sf its..eflica-dy. *
~on City er t1he south4
r. 1). 11. Uermiian, a very popular trav
hn mg satlesmian fromi ] altimilore, Md.,
w'ri tef: "TI have used Norman's Neutiraliz'.
ingl Cordial for stomnachice affectlins with
.he best results. It is ani excellent mnedi
Inc. No traveler should be without it."' *
CASTILE SOA'P.
BLUE-MO'TIED, Broivni and White'
l. mported- Castilc Soapm for~ sale at tihe
DgSoeby
Oct 4 W. E. A IK EN.
Winsboro Steam Fire Engine Co.
'i'END1 regular mneehg of Company
m~ nTownI aillhis.Th..slay eneing
St 7%4 o'clock. .PCAL EEL,
Oct 4-ti secret-ary.
YALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
I'TE U~use, and Lot belonging to the
- 'tate *of the late Mrs. Ilachiel N[e
ilaster. ''Te house contalns more1 thain
Lventy rooms. The lot fronts oni Congress
streect 110 feet, and lruns back to the raIl
road about 225~ feet. Th'e house5 and( lot
s dlivided so thlatit call be occupied by
Moe or more families.
,AL~SO;- -.. . .
.he Lot fronting oni Congress Street fl3
roet Andt riuninitg back to the railroad
bout 220 feet, on wliehi are two Store.
rooms desirably located for butsinhess.
0. HI. Mc3MASTlcR -
Oct 4fxlaw Of Executor.
[KOlll ZiiiCollege.
PATRONIZE IIOME INSTITU'TION8.
MlOUJNT-ZION INSTr'ITTE
commenicl(ed theu presenit sesslitn
oin thle. *17thl-:of Sept embe I a'ist
and is still ready to receive ad
.ditifonai >upis. By a recent
resol jon i 1ff t~~/ It-Zioli .8 elety there
hats been1 enitn hsdc( a Classictd I cpa rtmniit
in whleih special attentIon Is giveni to~ pre
pari ippil s of both sexes for College.
Ior ti 1)epartmnent an addition 1l teacher
bias1hms tl~il't'l: hioallde~ lhe oth'ers,
innIte tite for the thorough mnanagenment
of the Graded School D~e lartmient.
TIhe chiarge~t, per. mon0 fli of the Clagsleal
D~epartmnent tre as foillowe
One Extra Study.................2.00
T'wo Extra Studies..............$3.00
1lTree or mlore Extra StudIes....... :00
Oct 4
WOOD'S ODON T1NE
IS NOTV GOOD 'rO CLEAN TliE
teeth of ia comb or a cross-cuit saw, but It
cleanses thle
TEE'1'I['OF llUMAN BEINGS
A s. NO-ot1jer preparatlin cani. It is per
feetl y.t hrmtless anld promptly cfeiint.
25 cenits a box.
V , . C. F.ISIIER?,
..Whloliale Agent, Columbia, S. C.
For sale ii im aVn~boro by McMAsTEnI,
fRIucE & KErcHIuN...
IINSURE YOIY400UTTON GINS.
1NSURANeE wvritten 1 (Cottonl Gills,
.for short time, at irre, i n-tes.
J;.c. CAIAELL,
Sen( 20-trim - - nauranuen Agntc
We have just rece1veki on' stock of
HEIS It'S GENTS'
KII$.
EACl PAIR WAILIIANTE).
PICE GUARANTEEr-.
FOR STYLE, FIT, COMo IfT AND
DURABILITY,
THESE 811081S aro UNSURPASSED
Our Stock of LADIES' CUSTOM
MADE SHOES JUST IN.
As we have sold these goods for a
iumber of ycars) we can safely rccoi
mend them in overy particular.
We respe&tfully request an insjc
tion.
ANTEE., BEIGE & KETCHIN.
SALE
AND FEED STABLES.
NOTICE.
.TO all persons indehted to the under
signeI for stock bought this spring and,
stimmner and giving their notes for same,
and knowing they fall due oi the FllST.
F CTOBER' will prepare to eivet1i.'ni.
promptly, as f il I payment will be required,
unless other arrangements he made by the.
parties holding sitidnotes. Also, the itotes
of 1882 that I have carried over for the
present year must he paid at once or 1 will
have to force collIctiion if Jiot immedi
ately settled. I meia' businesis.
A. W~IIFORD
AfTT ENXT ION
13 CALfJEO TO F~RESil AD ITIONS
TO MY
The Celebrated "lirunsw ick"' Iams--try
one.
Ocean Gem Mackerel.
Sait LniARoat.Saint LouIs Corn Beef.
Imlportedl anid American Sardines.
Salmon (Soused)r Mackerel.
Freh heee.Imp 1orted Macaroi.
.rsl Fresh A pples, in gallon cans.
Bartlett Penars, Qdinees.
Crosse & laek~ ell'sChow-Chiow )!elek.
- Im p)Orted1 Wotestershire Sauce.
Blaker's PBroma.
Fresh Snow-Flakes. Cond- - il.
A lot of Ilandled 11o04 and Grain Ciudles.
AL CIIEAP FOR CASHI.
R__l. M. IUEY..
--CONCERNING
TILE ELLIOTT~ GIN.
The Forty-five Sawv Ghn I got fromi you is
ner sixteepl yearsi ok(. 1 got it, in 18(O. On
the twelfdh day of this month, I ginned
ten bales fiom' sun-up to suin-d wvn with
the greatest ease. I hionestly hiellic I can.
Aave the toll foi- any ctsloimer In thme clean
ing of the seedl over any gin I have ever
seen. Rlenmember, It Is only a 1'brty-ftro
Saw G/in.
.JNO. S. DOUG LASS.
SUESCRIBE NOW
--FOR
THEi COTTON PLANT,
'An eighit page forty c6imnut Agrc ltmural
.Jottrnal, the only 'aper in South i rolina
Jubllishedl cthaicd in the Interest of the
amd CHJE AIPESTI A griculturail paper in the
South.
O~NLY SIXTY CEN~TS i YEAR.
The oflhcial organ of the da~te Grange.
Endorsedi b the leading .:eltlzens of m i
Stifte und1 b the best farmects in the State
and t le South.
Fend~ postal for speelmee,1 cbpies for yotur
self and 'or neighbors.
Addrss, W. J. McKER ATL,
- Maroon, 8. C.
$25 REWARD..
REWA RD OF.TWEN'TY-FIVE DOTL
IL ARS is hereby off'ered for' the ap
prehension of one or more of the parties
concerned lim the robbery of my store In
this I)lace oli the night of Monday Setm
b 1or 4, - U. 0. DESPO1'1E.
Sent 27..x2wv
TIS SPACE WILL BE
FILLED* UP IN.A. FEWZ
DAYS BY P. LANDECK
ER & 13RO., WHO ARE
TOO BUSY O PENJ)N G
THEINl FALL STOCK-TO
WRITE AN ADVERTISE
MENT THIS VVEEK.
EC 0 ECr '0
WINNSUOiRO, S. C.,
CONNOR & CHANDLER.
TOIdINl~j fI.a7:They are compiosed of a
combnatin frdhi t .with the ,iztegt
Frechl1 lens, (d0 not rUu ad are th'u muost
diurale inI use0. TIhe~y can1 be ad(justed to
fit a wid1e or narrow lice, and1( wiil not con
fuse the sight nor vcause dizziness, by long
and1( continlued use0.
BE IVA ld OJ. D1 iTTA TJONS?.-Thei
genuine are maurke~d "'King's Patent"' on
the unse -91e00. Peddlers cannot obt ain the
gen nine.
1I' SI'NEl '' (LAS A 1R.E .NNND.
Iprint at twvelve in(ches fromi the eyes. Whuen
you.~eannot ireadt fos aniy -length of timue
wvithout fatigue or- ihe letters rtinnlag -to
gethuer. It the ey'es ne~ed -h'l p IIhey shnouhl
IiO veit at onuce, witlho'ut,regardh to'age.
'1 )o tl6. be0 dceived by 1) Lddleir4 or tritvol
ing opticians, who charige' exorbitnt prier
for litting e'yes; butI call1 on1 the athorl(ized
aigenuts-; who willI glbuarat-4e a per'fect fit at
a 2'ensehutible price, andsl .'ho) hard't beenu ii
structe'd inl lit tiug eyes.
CONNOR & CH IAND;LElt'
JEWYELLEruS ANt) OP'TiCIANS,
Winnusboro, S. C.
ONCE MORE TO
--T H E -
FRONT
-AND)
- AHEAD) OF ALTL COMPETITORS.
WVITI A LAnoEN STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOT.IITNG;
For Meni, Boys and Yoiuths. Men's
suilts made of the finiest iuported and( (1o
mei(stie goodls, and1( muade equal to any eCtS-'I
tomu-maude W~ork. Also, a bai" i 5tnek- of|
Overeonts, ini ive dliferen lt st eut', :(j sters,d
(rlste.rette Sacks, reurL'siles;II idt the NoIVo
Ma, Iot, the latest out.
GETS"URlNISfIING GOODS!!
Stock ia comphJlete. Unde~rwecar in al
Wveighits and( in all grades.
Ybim Men's anmienc's Silk Zhnte, yitil
the jiat at flexible brimu that wvill shuapo to
aniy he il; fulso a lhnof Soft and Stiff goods.
TO THE LADI1RS OF WVINNSUORO.
Our Boys' S~oeka isflie largest and most
stylish that we havo ever pliaced 'lnl our
(oulnters. .hu its and (OuereoatLa of-every d1e
scriptioni. All orders add(ressed( t(emuly caro
will receive prompt aittenition; and( If'the
goods do0 hot gnti;, ivill exchange or refund
tin m~lonley.
M L. KI NA RiD,
.COLUMBIA, S. C.
-Ytur, Lawvyer and yourF D)etor yh(iO
(ldvise with. y01t, will direct* you to J. M.
DEBATYTS for Good Shoes.
Charlotte, 6.itb1ia &p u'ust'6.
PAR't9tuEU DUM $Tr1EN'
C., rtUIA, 8: C.,- Augusit 12, 18A3
ON tt ii'fier Sunda, Au ust, 12, the f
lowing Schtedule will be In eilect:
GOING NORTH.
No. 53. MAIL END EXPRESS.
Ydiave Augtusta.................7.
Leave (olunbtla....... .... . .1'147 a.
Leave billan .'s.................12 1,2 ).
.'ave 1l thewood ..............12.28 p.
Iave gewy...-..... ... 18 ).
Le~ave Slimpso)'s,..... ..- ~. .-.. . .1.00, p.
Leave WVinnsbor).... ....... ..14 p.
Leave White Oak.. . ....133 p.
Leave Woodyard's ..............1.45 ).
Leave Ilac ek ..t........ ......1.50 ).
.4 pave C.hestr..:.'...':'. . ..2.13 p.
,l.eave Rtook 11.111.........-. . ....1 p..
Leave Fort Mill................:1. i
Arrive a4 Charlotte.............. 4.20 ).
No. '17, way fU'ight, with paseiiger con
attached, rA:is dali ecxcept. $unday:
Leave ColumblI....... '.. 110 a. I
'eive Wlisboro...........i. . I
Arrive at Charlotte ............. .30 p.
GOING SOUT.
NO' 52, MAIL AND EXPURES.'
eave Charlotte.................2.10 p.1
Leave Fort Mill..................2.17 .
a4Vfvc Rock 11111'....... ............ . :
,eave Chester.. .......4t.oi p.
L4'ayo Blackstock................4.27 p. 1
IenLve Woodward's............,.33 p. 1
I4eave White Oak....... '.. .
'aOve WVInnsboro........... 5.05 p. 1
Leave3 Supn',,.,;...;..0. 10p. j
Leave Itidge .,.. . .. ..3 p.
Ieave 6ldneood-.............5.47 p. 1
LkIye KIll s .'............... 05 ). 1
1 esate . olumbia.................. 6.37 p. 1
rriveat Augusta..... .....,I.47 p. 1
No. 18, way frelgi'Ivlth passenger coai
attachetl, runs daily exceptSunday:
Leave Charlotte.............. :5.35 a; I
Leave Winnsor,'..-...12.28 p. 1
Arrive at ColUnfh t...........4.10 >. 1
Iailroad (or Washington) tIne sixtet
miniutes aliad of Winnsboro time.
G. It. T A L O-'
T. ,% . R tr-A, )iX rt-. S 8*6Ierla i enideit .
GnrlManager.
FARM MACHINERY
I HAVE for,sale. direc-t froi the mai
facturers, all kinds of AgrIc tural Machili
pry, Itupleients, etc., el. i 110si f a
4ils, froun three to one litinidred and Af I
liorse power.
SAW MILLS AND QIl1ST MfILL%
Manufactured at the Metropolitan Irc
Works, Itillnond, Vir ginlia.
From the York, Pennsylvania, Agricu
bural Works-all kinds of linent
rrojn a heel-Screw to a Thresher that wI
Lth and clUnt sixty bushels of whef
per hour or two hundred bushels of oail
per hoIur.
Sulky Ploughs, Cultivator's, Harrows an
PIT&Irhs anidI Ploell Stoef's of all kind
'id sizes. Also R'aLpers;, with self-droppt
r self-binder.
I am agent for the
D.VDRICK HAY AND COTTON IRES
This Preas will, Vlthi three hands, j'rev
;ti'a* in small hales as fast fast as th
hresher ca ie'Jlni it; anmi.withtl 'ge hanl
an hale etton-faster thin a si '-saw gi!
an turn the lint out.
I have also some of tile best mnade ("OT
l'ON GINS, With ill the modern Improvt
tients, with PRESSES frloni Me factorici
I also sell,
UOTTOK-SEED OZL MILLS
Scales of all sizes, that wvill wveigh frou
ume-hlalf pouand to live tons.
Carriages, Buggies ai iiding Carts, C
LIl sizes anlil prlces.
.lfainy pesoni withes top putchase ajiy o f 14
dbove'-ie~ntiontied rood.t, thmey i vil lea('l
all at Mr. JAMES Q. D)AV IS'S oflee an
cave wvorde with iin, and I will call an
how catalogues, etc.
JAMES PAGAN,
AGENT.
May 17-tf
-TRAD~E
NOR MANS
CORDIAL.
--MARK
S17'1' fna effectual, Ilomerdy forthn en of
An aal a laiAiteinu e 1,1o derj li .
of ,isi catab1u to the, Stominch ithlou, beinig
Promptjly reiin~g Dysontery, Diarrhara,0oi.
Fuorininr i'uin,, Fiatulevncy
Nasa cdty of Liho stomach ,
Ileartbuarn, Sick and Norvous
Jlradarb~o anda iDyspei.sia. Miay
tjwStan aehi ad e1 llw a (of a reisaaiost of the
letv,ined or a (hnmngo of food or water.
NEUTRAL.2 NO C.ORDIAL
Is as '1niakant nnd hmarmlas.as B~lackc
heorry vineo. Does noit cont'ain. Opium
and wvill not consti pate. Specially -iecom
muended for Bodlslckness and Toothisug
Chalidron. ,
Price i~c. andl $i.od per bottle.
Botl by, oltirugglate and Dealers la, Medluni.
EX(IELSIOR OlIEMIOAL 00,
-Sole Progarietors,
-Al-k your neighbor where to b~uy goo
shoes. I)on't fail to) try
BEATY'S COIINERL STrollE.
MACHINERY
OF ALL, KINDS) FOiR SALE BY
. F. MCMASTER & CC
WATERTjOWN 1N (INE.
BALL IHAND COTT'ON PRESS.
L1ITTLE,' GIA NT IYDRAULIC PRlES:
CIN NA Ni) RO'TARY IA ROWS.
OLD IIICKORLY WAGONS.
WE ARE AGE~NTS FOIR TIlE
DWRTLAND WAGON .COMP.AN3i
MANUFACTUlf ERIS OF
anid
PIIA EONG4.
(lv iu a cll ,and we vill sell yo~ vl
you wanut CIiI.
jJ F. McMASTER & CO.
.iR. JI. M. QUATrLEBAUM,
~. P F4MT1ST.
ii. CSIE 1IA, S. V
L)FY'ICE OVER STANLEY'8 CINA IAl L1
May l0-Si
n.
in. .
mn. isIS A iTrr jLAUTiLY, BUT WEl
that the SIlOIT C 'S l liond to alleet
i I11 prosperit) Inl the State at large, aml tih
'CONOYAlZAc TI[IIS YE.LA
'Some Of um the sleirt erop'imny Viot elfel
of the poor man, and sell goods at' the stall
n-.
TI. MIMNK
a evor. oprt. to the interest of the peoni
thain atlty house in thme tipper part of the Sta
nu a UA.il BASIS, iths yoar at COLUMHIl
et o elpse outrpreviou's eIfots. AllSTI
*lanufavtairer's 1'rics. DOMESTICS ait le
,Catrilina Plaids 7V. cents, Graniteville .,
Iteville 4--1 7 ceits, Graitevt('ille Drillling 7%
Coats's Cotton 55 Cents, less six per een
n. Silk 10 cents I'r spool, or tiree for 25 cent
. Ball Thread I% cents per ball.
n. The above goods we will sell by the piece
. at short crop piesC.
UST RECEI
11.
TENL'I THOUSAND "SUG
CIGARS. A GOOD TEN C
FIVE CENT
' TEN BARRELS
1
tI
PU
'0 lIRTH CAROLINA
r i
THE1 LD )RC
B. SUGENI
Roceived Tlis Da)j
BUJCKW IIEA T---T'he lir'sf of ihe seast.
One lirel ofi ihe 11EST OA'iT31EA L,.
F111 PiIA HJI ED C(OFEES in halfr antd
CIIES VF nd :3(M ACAl1ON L.
.SAlH IN ES anid SA lalON.
CODI) l',, M!ACE( ElIiL andiI LOISTiElis.
C ANNED I)IEANS, PEAS AND) COlHN,
PEAChIES, APPLES, SIlCED) AND)
G1Al I)191NEA IlL ES, .JELLIES and
And~t a gr'eat mnany ot.hier tinigs whieh yoni
11ind 1)1 U Fl l(STI-CLASS ORlOCEIIY.
CAIIIIA( E, A PPLES, ON IONS AND)
P'OTA TOES A LWAYS ON IiAND).
AT
S. S. WOLFE'S.
FOR SALE!
I IOME-]fAfIXE
WAG ONS.
ALI4G IN STORlE :
SADLES, UILI)DLES,
J IA.INESS,
BACON, .MEAL1,
1)iIY GOODS, NOTIONS,
IND)UCJtMIENTIS FOlt CASIf.
UIIYSNE G. DPESP'OIRTES.
Thouand 86 EayChild-Birtb
Thuad fwomen over the land .eti.
edy it wilnot .nl allrt mlcone l i liea n
thlO Intensity of n~f 1ld sufferIng beyond31
expression, but t r. ettan all, it thereby
greatly diminaih he dgnget to life of both
mothter an~d child. ghs roest boon to suf.
j~r~w .I Premo La is J,
~RDuI Attlanta, G od by 1
by re on recoipt of p~rIce.
* 0
Lk
iIGI'T AS WEiLT KNOW IT AT ONCii,
and (ltVr tih onward strideis of progress
1 peoplutimust
R MORE TNJsV .EIER.
t, but it behooves us to Nvork to tho Interest
est margin possible.
&UGH
, huying Ury (Joods in larger quantItle;
', outsidlv of (reenville, an doli business
, WI N NSBiOlR( and Cl EST iE, we ex.
XN i)A 1 1) GOODS manufactured South at
is than m o1st men can buy them.
4%1 eetnts, G4rantiteville Y8 6y, cents, Gran
. isonit, cash. Belding Brothers' Spool
, o arrive next week. Eagle & Plhonix
or any 'uantity desired. All goods marketl
L. MIMNAUGH.
W ED A6A IN!
ENIIEIMER'S CHOICE"
ENTS CIGAR SOLD FOR
S A PIECE.
DF VERY FINE
RA)E
CORN W1HSKEY.
YW WHISKEY
I hnve known nnd watched the Uan of Swift's speo
cic f0 o r rfifty years, and havo never known or
hreard of a falh.re to cnro lilood Potaan when ,ro
cytae.I need i, on moy servants front 18I
185 sddalso a tnumberr of my neighbors tand hrt
evraet hat enino within moy knowledge it'effected
a ne nial nm lIfo e 1rneve0r known a remedy
Wouldi i flly atccomrplish what it is recomn
II. L. DENNARID,.Perry, Ga,~
I hnve known and used Swift's Speeific for mor
than twenaty year.s. nnd hav'o egen ~u~ mr.\von infu
resi~ti fromnts us han fronm any reanedytn or
o t oe Pnrtiro ri. It is a certain an<d i
J. DLIKSON SMITH M. D.
- M AXtlanta 1,
WHAT DRUGGISTS SAY
Who have Scan the Effects of Severe Tests.
Ibra given bettecr santsfaction than ainy remedy for
13lood I)arnses we harvo ever hrandiced.
SClIiLLOER & STEVENS, )Vash~lingtont, D. 0.
lcri p lrv.a havo endorsed 8. . 5. a a spoa
Fi. MANSFIELD & CO., Memphrit.
Have rieen S. S. S. atop the hair from'falllng 'ot. irs
a ver short ihnre. Woniderful effects 'irnl Sllkirt or
liot Dilearses.
WV. IL. PATTERSON, Dallas, Texts (
We do not. hesitato to any that for a year past we
havoen moro itof wf' Soi (8. 8. 8.) than
ril other lilool;ri 'ri:ttie cobid andi -wih omosS
natl'lI 'la i. Oner. grntlekinnrn whoe useud hil
iirr rot boite says 'lohnt it lo111 done imi nmr good
hinut rtratne:L whIich tost htirn $ I,000. Anrother whlo
tans utndr it for a 8reroftlus aff7ctioni reIots a per
luanient cure fromo its taso,
VAN SIIA ACK, STEVENSON & CO.,
CicIeo.
M,000 RE1WARlD!
ill be paid to any Checmist who will find onl nnil.
'sis of 1t00 bottles .S. 0. 73., one particlo of Mdrcury,
odidio Ptuissluum, or ainy tnirneral subhstanico.
'rIE 3Wil'iT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawcr 8, Atlanta, tie.
L""Writo for tihe little book, which wIll be mailed
Prtlco: Small s17.0, $1.00 per bottle. Eargo sire,
hohtlung dioublo quanitity), 81.'15 bottle. All Drug.
~ists sell it.
ft REAL REMEDY!.
NEliThER MYgrMot. (102 INDIl BUT 80IER
T~iI MID SPEGIFE0.
A RtEMtEDY of ot'er trieafy-flveyjears standing.
AJ tEM iai1y more pnpyla. .at hlome,. and where
bst knoiwn tan ati oivr renraedices of Uls kint.
A 1.IEMtls enrio..ed by the best P'hysiciana
andi lraggista rat its hto me.
A ItEMEDY that Mr. C. WV. O'Neill, Gloodwater,
Ala.. snys rntsed! his wi fo froni an invalid's bod,
and he rielievos tvdhferf(fe.
A RCEMEDY) of wihich a ptrominent Atlanta
Enerchtant said, "I would have givenr $500 assoon
as I wouild a tnickle for wlat -ttro bottles of $vour
medicino did fotr my dlaughter.''
A REMEDsY in regard to whtich 13. J. Cassolls
M. D., Druiggrst of Thomasvlo. Ga., says: "
can reenti instanttcs int wih it JLofordedcf
afkr aius rthe efa edeA had failead
A REMEDY abotmt which Dr. Rt. B. Ferfil',LA
Girange, Gta., writes: "I have used for the last 20
years tire rmedicino your are putting rtp and
econsider it the best cotmbitnnIti over gotten
together for tao diseases for wvhichs it is reoom
A ILEM 3DY of whvdih Dr. Joel Tlramhii Atlan
ta, naid: "lhw's raamtined the recipe, arid inave no
hesritationt in ardvisintg its use, and~ confidently
recntmttcnd ii."
A ILEMEIDY which the R1ev. II. B. Johnson,
tnear Marietta. Gan., says ho has used in htis fam
ily witlhthe "urtmnost satisfaction" arnd recomn
mieaderi it td three families "who found ie o
just wvint it is rec'ontnuenided."
A ILEMEDY of which Pemberton, Wersen, t
Denison say: "Woe have been sellInig it for martg
years. with constantly iniereasing sales. Tho ar
.h-ie is a srtaple whht its, arid one of absole merit,"
A IEMEDY of which Lamar, htankin & Lamar
' say: "We sold 50Ogross ini four months, and never
tiolh itinuatrn lace but what it was wanted again."
A ILEMEDY hy which Dr. Baugh, of LaGrange,
(Ia., t:!iys: "I citredi 0n0. of the most obstitnato
cases of VICAROUS MKNIItnuaTroN that ever,
enrmro within my knowledge, wvith a few bottles."
A ILFPIEDY of which Dr J. C. Imus, Notosulga
Ala.,* sarys: I am fuilly convinced that it is un
rivaled for that class of diseases whioh it claims.
to cutr."'-'
A R EMEDY about which Mnt.3dn0. Whitne~r,
of Atlanta welt and favoralknfown all over.,
tire Unrited 8tates a afloneral Insurance Agent,
, &.ys: "I utsed tis remedy before the war on a
large plantation on a great numnber of oasee,
A IW~ )Y about which Mt.3.W. trangd, of
Crtetrsvilio, GIa., certifies that one bottle cured
two members of his family of menstrual irregu
laritv of marn y years standing.
A ItEbIEDY thiat is CiEAPER T'rd -AEk OTmER
xlwvarc~oi its kind in the world, because 1 , -.
2 nOTILES WIL1, CURE THE 7408? ODas'INAT3.AE
Tis OPiIAT POPULAR REMEDY 18 BaRADIILP
F'zbto nEGULATon, (Woman's Best Friend. )Yt
sale by all Drug ists. - Price: Smaltsise75 oQnt&
Bolo 1reprietor and a f
No,.1088. Pryor Street, ATIAiqr .G.
SA DDLJE,B1DLESAND H ARtNES-"t
tlown yonder." - *
ULYSSE 0. DE8VO~R~s