The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, October 30, 1883, Image 3
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
T USMAY. October 30. : : : 183
e'A avflrtsemnentR.
For Sale--John W. Purcell.
I oval Briefft.
"-It was warmi ald Sultry oil Mon.
day, and good prospects of imore rain.
- Coptain Ilayne McMeekin, men
member of the Legislature from this
county, was in) town Oii Monday.
--All parties who bought guanoa
11'on us must settle oi or, before tie
1st of November, or they wil lose tl'
cototlf optionl and will have to pay the
fae of their notes in 'moley.
R. J. MCCAnLEY & Co.
Oct 27-tf*
-The cotton buyers tell us that the
samnples of cotton revei'ed at thiS
market to date are far superior to cot
tol brougtl here and sold up to the
same daId for a number of yrs. Tida
doubtless is owig to the favorable
werther for gatheriig.
-Messrs. Rt. J. McUnriky & Co. are
prepared to buy or sell Future (on
tracts for any parties wishing to.oper
atle in this line. All business onfildeia
I al. \Vo Peceive press dispatches NttIr
times alday and will keep our custom
ers posted. - -O.ct 16-t4f*
-A bachelor in town employs a
colored urchin by the mouth to carry
his notos. One iton of the obntract is
to the direct that, if demianded, three
notes are to be carried oi Saturday i'or
Sunday night. It is ju.4t like a bache
lor to provide for such probable coii
tingencies.
OCoTTON * MAKET.-Winisboro cot
tUn market steady and cotton in good
demand:
Good middling...............9i
Strict low middling........9.40
.dLow middling...............9.j
Strict good, Ordinary.........9
New York future market, closed du!.:
October, 10.53; November, 10.54; -De
comber, 10.11; January, 10.77; 1b
r'uary, 10.91; March, 11.05; April,
11.17, May, 11.28.
Tn11. WoinK o0. Tais Wo.x.-The
A. I. .resbyteiai chir" in ,this
place has bemn 1ndornt'd wi it a bealiuti
fil and costly (haIdelilieir of eigzhiteein
iht.It wa ueyelby funlds inl
the luaimdls (t' ilh lhid-s of thai. Chu1rch;
1hm vroceeds realAizd i'rom the N .w ork
of the Ladies' lliievohlt Socie.y. The
chan11del ier. cost. someiwthimii over One
hundred dollars, and is (IuitC an orna
Mlnt to the chlurch renderiig the
inside of the building when lightied
very iattractive. To thie indefatigable
energy of the samic or'ganizatioii is dno
tihe handsome iroii ra iling, that now ei
closes (lie buial grounid contiguous to
that chmur'ch. Theli pastor -anid coingr'e
gratin a'~ to bie conigratulasted upon
these evidenices ot hecalt lyv progrecss.
Tils .AMATF.Uniit EUvJ AGAIN.-'-We
-ai'e gintiftied to learniithait enteritising'
y'omog ladies and gemitlemnen in town
are taking steps andt preparafi'itions are
no0w ini pr'ogress to give a theatlrical
performancee in thle Thespian llatll at
an carly dayi. The object is to raise
muoney to assist ini f'urnishcing the South
Cariol ina room at Mount Vei'non. The
women of' the State have thie matter in
hanid and it is asuraince tuflIcioit that
it wtill sCon he0 plaed ini a coitiioin
that w 'li reflect credit upon the origi..
iinatorsu.nd executors of' the scheme.
*It is uniderstood that thie play selected
for' the p)erfor'tnance will lhe a tragedy.
I leretofor'e n'othh~ig mioi-c qian ordinary
con~iedies have been attemyited ini
Winiisboro, and it is earnestly hopnd
that thie niew depar'tuire will be a suic
scess, pecuniarily aiid evei'y other way.
HAnni TO SWA~rm.ow.-The Gireen
ville N~ews says: "W. R. Garrett, of
Chick Springs townishipj, whio resides
niear White. Horse,. about six miles
from this city, exhibited on the streels
a vegetable curiosity in the shape of a
slulIk of cottoii, which lie found grow
inig in his corn fields On thie stalk
w.ieire four' shoots or branches about
eighteen iniches apart-the first onie
b~eingL about two fect from the ground.
T wo of' these shoots grew fr'om either
side of (lie stalk and attained a leiigth
of about t wo feet. Oin thie end of -each
shoot a fully developed aiid good sized
camr of corn has grown. Tbcli main
slk bore only (lie tassel and was des
tituite at' anything resembling ani eari
of corn. It was a singular fr'eak of
niatuire, and attracted much attention.
It will be on exhibitioin at (lie faiir."
Tmnt Cot~omen~ Bwirrs'r A sOCTATION.
-The Colored Dlapt-ist Association for
this district wa~s In session in this
uplace dur'ing last week. It began on
Thursday andi ts dleliber'at ions coni
tinued unintierr'upted utl Sunday
last, whlen the Association adjour'ned
.sine die. Thiere were~ one hundred
aiid thiriy delegates in attenidanuce,
replresentin1g- thie eirrit orial ju risd ic
tion embhracing thle counties of' Fair
cfield, Ilihln md, Cihester aiid Kiershaw.
e"la njoyab!e thriouhouit, ail the col..
(ired peopile, not onmly of that religIous
persuasion, but of'. ill. denomint ions,
enjoyed (lie dlelib~eratoins of' thle Asso
ciationt. Th'le exercises ot' (lie week
were conciludeld wthl ser'vies in thie
Court I louse ont Sunday mnorninig, anid
a large portioni of (lie delegates look
te afteirnoonu traliis for t heir homes.
VA~roxa TilE JLus1IExs.-TheO case of
(lie State againal Sterling Dix'on9 chaig
ed with assault anid batteiry,'was tied
lbefore Justice Nell on last Saturday.
Mpssr's. Mclonald & Douglass ap
pared for the defeince. The dlefeind
ant Wvas.foumglnot guilty,
On the samec day the easo of (lie
Stato against Sterling Dixon for an.
other assault iupon the samO party was
tried hofoNo Justico Nell. Messrs,
McDonald & Dotitglas appeared for
tho' defence. The deteidant wi4
found guilty and sentenced to pay aI
fine of $10.00 or be imprisoned in the
coutiy jail seveni days. The lute wile
paid uif) tid the de'folidanlt discharget.
iie case of the siate against 'Lila
Witherspoon, on the charre of assault
and battery, was tried befo'ro Justi1cd
Cathcaftk l on Monday.- M-essrs. Mc
Donaild & Dougl'aiss appeared .for, titm
defeice. The defeidaiit -wits at'(1titted
and discharged.
On the same (lay -Nod Davis was
arraigied. Iad ti'ld for assault ani
battery before Justice Nell, Messis.
McDonaild & Douglass )appearing for
the defence. The defendant was found
not guilty and discharged.
TIIR ASSOCG1 Till IREFORMiN) 8 VAOD.
CHntsrn, October 25.'-Tise eciesi- I
astical body convened in the Associate
Reformed church of Chester to-day at
11 a. i. Its name, "Associate lie
formed", arises from a union formally
consummated between the Associate
Presbyterituis atid the Reformed Pres
byterians o'f Aterica in Philadelphia,
Pa., November 1, 1782. The founders
of this church originally seceded from
the "Established Church" of Scotland
because of certain corrupiniis toler
Iated in the parent church, and also be
cause of certain questions touching
the relation between church and State,
the power of civil government, etc.,
regarded by the leaders of the skces
sion movement 'as inconsistent with
the genitus of true Preshyterianism.
This gave rise to the title-seceders,
commonly applied to this body of
Cinlstiins, a name- that is most honor
able and suggestiv6 when historically
understood, but, one inapplicable to
the church in its present existence.
The Synod of the South was organ
ized at benezer, an old brick church
yet standing upon 'tile baniiks of' Little
River, in Fairfield county, S. C. The
body then coisisted of not over eight
ministers. 10 numbers n1 present over
eighty mninisters,-P With 110 co-IlgreaL-j
tions" ill-as Iti y as twelve States, ex
tontiml IlrOin Ohio to Texais, eight
Prenhdetiories aat membership of
ito s~oNswere opelld witli 'a
sertnoti by- the Rev. It. A. 114iss, 1). D.,
of York County. The Doctor sclected
ats the foulndttioni of his disolr-se the.
lith %erse .*0f* the 12th chapter of' tho
Iooks of Hev'latiots: "And tlher
OVeItntttte i11 by tihe blood of th'e
atmb and by' thte word of their testi
manyttV''. The seriiotn waits onet of the
Doctor's hes;t ellbrts, an1d was deliv
(eed in his usiual cleatr, logical andi~
In the ablsen)ce of' the last Mtder'ator,
thea Synod0( was constituted by the 'Rev.
.lamues Bove, D). D., tile se'nior' iliem..
bera of' S.'Unod. On callinig the roll,
delegaties aniswered to theoir ntatmis]
Sipp)1i, ''iTeness(ee, Ketucitky, .Arkanas
Modlerator. Th'lough 'ia f'eeble lhealth,
lhe l.ertforms Ithe dut ies otf his office
T.~he taost ofI a le dayv was consuimd
itn taking up theo ltolilnihed busiiness
ol' hist. Syn odI, andc inl asceratainting~ froma
the pa1501str whether or tnot. the variiious
orders had beetn omiplied wii th, etc.
A Iter the openoiing of the afternootn
sessioni, thle Moderator anntounced the
vaious1(11 comni lii tZec:-. P1 aers wereI" the; .
cailed fotr, \rea.. 111 an'eferred to tltl
differenlt conliit itteesi. IFromi thle dhf..
lfeent Presby'terial reporIts tandc the
reports of' the traeasurter's of Er'skiane
Colee foeg sin, etc., ita'
pears thait thew financoial coniditiotn'if
the Synod is bedttr thant it htas been in
years; that, whle ntearliy every por'tioni
hats been visited by a severe andit pro
tr'acted drought, the people havye gen..
etrally abiounaded itt the gra~tce of' libei..
ahity and( htave reCsp)ondcd mtost COrdii
tilly to tihe v'arious calls of' the Church.
At live o'clock, p. um., the Synod
adijournted unatil 9.30 a. mn. to-morrow.
. -FnmA~Y, Oclober 26.
Syntod met at the usual tiame. M'ost
of the tmorning wans occupied with
r'outi ne binitess. 'Thie Rev. Williamt
JTohanson, the dlelegate fromi the Uiuted
Presb yteian ChuIircht, made his appearlti
ance and was f'ormally presented to
t he Synod, it was miLle tle or'der of'
thle <laiy. to hteari is addr'ess at four
o'clock this afteraoon.
Thle board of for'elgn missionIs pre0
setnted a lopghlt" repor't, showving the
wvork ill T- .. Mexico, to be ini a'
mo1st eancoi ' li" nitioni, and~ ask
in~g for at . ." approp~rititionl otf
$900O fotr thi' "'o . ..etive priosecutionl
of the work.
T1hie conmmjittec appoianted at the last
meet inag of' Syniod to preparille a platn
for' atn entlatrgemetnt, of' the cause of
theological inmstr'acl(in amd also Ito in
crease t he minmber' of prtofessor's, sub -
mnittedi a cariefuilly priep~ared' rep'lort.
llThey reconmnendu that at entdowmnent
of' at least $30,000 he raised ait once, sb
as to plhace the institution on a solidl
atnd independent badis. This replot 4
will be acted upon01 at ten o'('lock Sat
A half hioura was speint it devotional
exerceises, conted by1(1I) the M oder'ator', (
whean Syinod took ILa'r'cess iaatil three
o'clock t hais aftei'aoont.
A Sensgibe Man.
'Josh Ullintas says heo ne~ver t.ikes any :4
rfoisht iItebnei. \vhtetnIi he looks ait a dead
nlel he stands it f'ioint of himti. Normua's I
.N'utalizting Coriaitl Is nieither'l a. Ilive or a '1
de.ad 111 m uleht a real nIce fatnIly hot'se il
waiys readt~y tot' yourll eicei. Motherst" we .
.aise youa niot (0- Ia ke any f-:ollih rIsks,
butt always keep a b~otthe ooitsvenient anid it
ill save yonl inaty liours of anxIety. *
One Hundredt4'( Cents.
Mess's. Zimmer''imant & Johnts, Dr'uggisfs,''
of WVes.intster, M. C., In thteir' last' o'.der
iiichasedl (nly' onie dollar siztt of Norm'siti'
Neuitrializinmg (Cotdlal. TIhiose wiho try Ih t
25t cents size always huy 'thn large sizo
itext ihne, thus its use0 is adtversising its
merdits (hilly. *
FORl SALE. . 4
T OFFER for sale my house aind lot In
W1~ inshoro, on Garden Street, conttauin
inge otte and a qarter' ace mror less
anid adljoningt lot of J. N.Ble rt
Steele amid oth'ers. For terms apply do Jas. I
Q. MeCanats, No. 6. Law langeo.
- .IJOHN WV. PURCELL.
Oct 30 -t x2wv*
LOWER THAN EVER
Wh desirm to CiRl atto'tlolt td the fac
thit we hav'e received our usual STOCI
of GOODS, and that they are
:Lower Than Ever.
Our stock will be found full and coui
plete III
Every Departunept,
And parties will find it to their advantag
to call and examine both
Goods and Prices
Before pureiasing. We would call s13p
aal attention to the great decline in tbc
prices% of
Doznestic Goods and Blankets
Both of which we have a full stoek' ol
land, and will sell them as LOW DOW14
is anybody.
BARGAINS.
SIXTY LADIES' DOLMANS au
'LOAKS to be closed out
.,-AT COST..
KoMASTEB, BRICE E ETCHIN
BUTTER, BUTTE'a
Aec-eived this IAY GOSIIEN
BUTTER, Cheese, Raisins,
Dates, Anmonds, English Wal
nuts, Tomatoes, Peaches, Fresh
and Pickled Sanmon, Fresh and
Pickled Mackerel, Sardines,
Oysters and Lobsters, Potted
and Devilled Meats, Gun Pow
der, Young Ilyson and English
Breakfast TEAS, SUGARS,
Coffees, Syrups, VINEGAR,.
Flour, Meal, Bacon, Ferris's
Inmis and Breakfast Strips,
Buckwheat and OA'I'MEAL,
Cabbage, Apples, Onions anwl
'otatoes. All of which will be
SOLD AT TIIE I;OWEST
PRICE, AT
S. S. WOLFE'S.
ATTEN TION
[S CA LLED -ro FR ES I ADDITIONE
TO MY.
L'ho CelebratedI "Brunswick'' Hams--tr3
onle.
)eean Gem Mne'kr1.
Saint Louis Corn Beef,
aint Louis Roast Beef.
Implorte'd and American Sardines,
>almon (Soused), Mackerel.
?reshm Choese. Imnported MacaronI
Frte eash Apples, in gallon cans.
Grated Pinea pple, Peaches
'Winaslo w's"' Suecotash-first pac ked.
'D).avis Lestor Manor" Tomnatoes-hand.
paui~ked.
'rosse & Black well's Chow-Chow Piekles,
Imported Worcestershuire Sauce,
3aker's Bromna.
reshSao-Flkes .- Condensed Milk,
\. lot o? Ihandled hloes alid Grain COn.dles,
ALL CIIEAP FOR CASIL
. M. IIUEY.
---Ba uState Shaoe Soles secured by the
tenuble McKay Screw. J. M. JEATY.
SVEVRWAR
WE IIAVE ENLARGED OUR STOCK
if Silverware to meet the demands of .tihe
hues.. The taste of our pecople has beeni
:o cultiivatedl that they must have articles
>f tableware which are always bright#nnfil
lean. This is right. We lab~or for the
Iappliness of our families, and a long stridec
S nmadle in that dlirection when we supply
mr tables with a set of CIIINA or FINEf
RANITrEWAREa, with Silver KNIVES
mnd FORKS and SPOONS,4 a handsome
JASTOR to grace the centre, with Silver
IUGA R nOWL, CREAM PITCHIER and
IUTTER DISII1 at' the head. Some say
hat coffee andl tea taste beottoi from a
3111NA CUP, and LEFSS FOOD will sulicet
reom satisfying dlishies. The cost of those
lhings is-not so much as -you imagine, andl
mne-bought, you wlll-hitve a nice array fom
rears to come. Call and see these things,
md( learn' the prices of them. Ihere you
viii finad many other 'beautiful things be.
,Ides these; such as Cake Baskets, Ilerry
lewis, Syrup Pitchers, Water Pitchers,
Joiogne Sets, Pickle Castore, Vases, Gob.
ots, Cups1 Etc.
Ihere you can' get a Call Bell," a--:8oula
ladie, a Water Dipper, or extra cructs fom
asters, all In Sivet od' Silvprplate.
Cpnnor . Chandler.
GRtASS SEMD)M.
UCERNE, Timothy, Orchard Grass
LAand Red Clover Seed. Fresh supply
uist received b~y
McMAsi'Rnr BIiCE & I(ETCHIN.
|B AND
FALL OPENIN(
-BY
P,. Landockor & Bri
LATEST STYLES
LA RGEST SELZDCTION!
LOWEST PRICES
We beg to Ifiform our friends and I
trons that we can confidently say that o
FALL AND WINTE.
STOCK Is now complete in every depa:
ment, and defies competition.
DRESS GOODS,
VELVETS,
IIOSIERY,
and .
GLOVES,
All of the VERY BEST MAKES ai
Styles.
CLOAKS1 CLOAKS! CLOAK
in all the newest styles.
WINTER CLOTIIINI
-AND
FURNISHING GOODS!
For Men, Youths, Boys and Children,
E XTREMELY LOW PRICES.
IVWHITE GOODS.
Our stock Is qluite full of all of the bc
brands of Iaongeloths, Shirtings, Sheeti n
Twills and Drillings.
All of the above goods are of'ered at tl
LOWEST CASH PR ICES.
Therefore an early call of inspection
cordIally solicitedI.
P. LANDECKER & BRO.
FARM MACHINERY
I IIAVE for sale, direct frm.the mn
racturers, all kinds of Agrieultural Mlacl
sizes, fromn three to one hundred and lii
horse Powver.
SAW MILLS AND GRIST MILL
Manufneture.d lt thm Mel roplitanl Jr
Works, RIichmon4)d, Virginia. -
From the York, P'ennsylvania, A griel
tural Works-all kinds or' lin lemenIC~
from a Ilmcel-Serewv to a Th'lresher 'thait ii
thresh and( cleani sixty busihel of whiu
pier hour or two hu'dredl heuhels of or
pe hour.
Sulky Ploughs, C'ultivators, Harrows al
IPloughs and Plough(d Stocks of all kin
am1( sizes. AlIso Reapers, withI self-dropt
or self-hinder.
1 ami agfent, for thile
DEDRICKc HAY AND COTTON PRES
Tis Press will, with three hitnds, pri
straw in staall hales as l ast. fast. as t
thriesher cani clean it; and with three han11
enni bale cottoni faster than a sixty-saw~ g~
can turn the it (out.
I have also somec of tile best made CO
TON GINS, withl all thme mlodern impulrol
mnents, with PRESSES from tihe factorb
I also sell
COTTON- .EED OIL MILL)
.Scales of all sIzes, that will weigh frc
bne-hldf poundu to live tonis.
Carriages, Buyggies and1( iiding Carts,
all sizes andiu prices.
i f aniy person1 wishes to~ purcEhaise anly ofti
ambove-mnentioned'( goodl~s, thmey will pileli
call ait bly. JAMES Q. D)AVIS'S mifice al
leave word with hhnttt, and1 1 will call al
8show catalognmes, etc.
*JAlitEM PAGAN,
May17 fAGENT.
MACHINEY,
MACHL [NERY
OF ALL KINDS FOR SA LE BY
J. F. McMASTER & CC
WATrERTOWN ENGINE.
RA Id, II AND COTTON PRESS.
LITTILE GIANTr i ViRAULIC P'RES
CIIAIN AND ROTARY IIA~IIIOWS.
OILD IHICKORY WAGONS.
-WE ARE AmiENTUS FOR T1IIE
CORTLAND) WAGON COMP'AN'
MAN UFACTrUJR9 0RS1O
PLATF1ORM 3'RING WAGONS,
and.
PH!AETONS.
GIve ns a call and( we ill sell yon wh
you want CuH E P.
.. J. F. McMASTER & CO.
-Buy Zeigler Brothers' Ladies', Mlsst
and Children a Fine Shoes.
.0 M.r '2.
THEQ
QU
That worries our competitors, at Winnsbo
M- [IMNAUUkl SELLS OOS 80 CIIEAI
we don't propose io give it away.
1 111m1 now openliig ly second shipment
inl New York in the clothing business and i
to secure goodst at pricus never heiard of in
1 . Ulack (alshmenres, Colored Cnslimres,
A nice line of Ladies' Iats, d1Iret fron
i legallee calilot he- aurpassed by nily house
Our btyer notilies us to close out our A
TIi'E ])OLAlt. lie advises us by Saturdi
to Winisboro. Don't buly until you see tih
part of ilny tiune, the presence of
" SHALL D3E FELT IN TIIB WINI
Respectfully
Oct 16
t ALWAYS FRESH AND
We have jnst received a f'resh suppl
and inore to arrive in a few days.
We keep C-onstaitly on hmand SUGI
MOLASSES.
Also, SIFEl? GOODS, CANNE)
thing tisnally kept in the G ROCEitY L
II AGG I N(G
BOOTS, 8i10E- ,S A
___ J. HeI. HA1
IT STATDS A
~is
7NEW FALL
AND
ty
~WINTER G OOI)S.
In
at.
( 11' oluad seec the lar1gest and best' se
er lete -1 'itock Mil linery, conistin1g (of
. IreimnIed goodtiils, Ve('l vets, Satins, Ibons,
-RI A M ', EiAiRN, ii:d 1 a in f ea
('rS, all col)or'Is, CrapIes, ri ui 51 ps, 1U1la Ck. alsI
' White' 1Lares, Lodve, (Crape'C, 1 elIs, JHar'Fe,
inse and( P'ariinne V'eiiing, II air
Ill (Crotinetrties for the' hair,% Crepe, isteC ami1(
[S othler 11lihings for thle nec4k, F.lhnts Col.
nl I1ar4t tes and1 TVies, and1( all kinds4 of ay
e-b J. O. BOA 0'S.
A full stock of LadiesC' anid Mlisse'
110 Isiery. Ililin, Laisle, 5ilk and1( K id
Gloves, ail coli4 rs and( inew styles5. A ni as
.1 aii whli te ('orset s all si-/es. I loop Skirts,
of - Dr'ess ShIIeIs and1( lilpita10tors. 11in114 ker1
se Ilibbons(i1, lha1 ids 4i(I a lltIhe rss T1rim
id inin~gs. Ilutins inl grea1t va'ity3, styles
J. 0. BO A'N,'
A full si ockc of Not Ions of oil himlis.
SaxnyXll, 11k-rlin 11nd4 Shlaindl I loods. C hii
-drent's Zephdyr HIolds1 and14 51arqules, Shals
and1( Bfou1lvrd Skirts, at.
J. 0. BOA 0'S.
All kinds of White (oods, White Lae
and14 Mutsllin (nrtains, ( relonnesii', &c. , &c.
- Als 1a0 full and1( comple)4te' !11ne oft IDres~s
iks aiiul Sat inls-you ('11 n i1141 11 nythiing youl
want. in that1 linei and ait an y pie. Thei's'
goods(I we are( (deteriined 14o sill 41heap l aii
Our sto)'Ck of Fhiies (of all1 inds, will ba
sold1( at and1( below C OST,1, F l? asII11 hea'1vy
*Ipiece4 goods for Mi'nI.'7-, \eallr, and1 rothe14:
goods1 halit We d1o nolt, h in keei ing after
presen'It stock1 of same1 14 wi,. We ( mean
what we saly.
J. 0. liO A .
FIVTlEEN more of fho
NiCW/ lilull AIIMl)DAVIS MACIIINES.
fThe biest Machino 1oin the marlike't, antd
gives peect sati sfactlin ini (every' paritient
I ar, am1( a1 genleral faiteV with vil the4 ladies1'.
h1very3 Malclhine' WVAi [A NTiICD Ci ever
pairthinlar. No famniy shloulhi be withou't1
Jf. 0. BOAG0.
'TD ABRTV IDv~
A lot, of ill'(CIIES and UA I'NE1>'
FOR( THElQp SIpIN.4
ic. so, I ialtershionyp, [Itie and( t Ilt<
Castile Soap, Pumilee(' and( Oatmeal Soap,
Cashmere Iiongneut Soap, Silver Soap,
a' FlannlSoap, Erasive Sa Kitchen Soap
011 MC IArin, IlR10E KETCHJIN.
TSTIONI
o, Chester afid Columbia: olW iis rI
7 Well, tils Is our own little sccret, an(d
this season, and owing to the many faiureq
nany other branches, I have been, enabled
lrimmings, of all the latt.st deisiginsj.
Manufacturers' A gents, and for style anl
In W[fNKSIS O .
ock of JiLA NK ETS at SIXY CENTS ON
ly's mall of tlte shilpmnent of
]EJD P.AIRES
so goods. While my other plaees take up
A U G IH
SBORO DRY GOO)S MARlKET.
MIMJrT.A-cal-I.
FRJES.
CHEAP AT IIARDEN'S,!
y of WESTERN FLOUR of all grades,
iS, COFFEES, TEAS, SYRUPS and
GOODS, CHEESE, anld ill fiet every
AN ) TI ES,
N1) IIALtl)WARE.
RDEN & BRO..
I' THE HEAD.
TrilElt ilTlUNNING~
"DOMES'lSTIC."
ll'hat it is the nek nowbttl !eud ILealer in
e Trade - Is a fact. that cannot be dis.
unted.
MANY IMITATE IT-NONE EQUAL IT'
The L argest Armieel,
AND IT IS VAI'ANTiD)
To he made 1 fi the b t 1.1 iieia.
To (14a) n alld.1 kinds tit work.
To be comp111le inl every respect.
For Sale byv
J1. Al. It'' EA'T'Y & CO.,
SALE
AND FEED) STABLES.
Whilbm4. S.
'P'O nil pien indeblte ul tthelu tmder
isignedt' for stock' hioughlt this. spinlg cinl
suDnnMr and givhtg i tes fr N (:ne,
'iitpi 1y, as5 full iyiln tli iill be reql uire ,
unileiss ter arrangement he made by Lt
paties hohSlinel g isa idi nles. Aliso, thet niotes
tof 1:482 thmat I hav t.et carried o ver for thei
pre'senti year mi. hLle paid( i, (nehl or I will
hav ie to foeree riolletjin if not luinmedci
aitely settled. .1 myan, /msies..
A. WE~?LLWUFORDI~.
fNOR MAN'S
sA r B onT f.1 el t .l~ t r..e-ty for-e-te Ce.nA-e.t ~
. iail ee ;'.' .e -. e . 7 *l e ,. .". . g *1f. . i e
aL(-. ee M ie e 4 ! , Y. el-- -- i ,e asr c r 141|~s
If le eielesli e i e S e .*-:51.1eh wltte,ie sii :Ln
i.'romnm'ty rCo:4 i: lyewntey. Jiarrhs, Cho l.
e t ?.e,e .', . . .t , ie .e..Le.Un),
hert/ h . n: .. e iusa 4
aeli wll.~e n - . 5 :lyre
.Price e-c. ar;' $r.c pe bot tle.
E~XCELSTIOR O3EMIOAL O,~
Soe Pro sricorsa,
- W~ealhalla, S. C. U. S. A.
UR.1J. YM. ELLIOTT, SR.,
l'.eper-t''illy inlfoerms thle public1 that he0
andI Ia prepanred to1 d1 anythinig In undcr
taking.
-ALSBO,
A full line oIf BURITA L ROBES, for men,
womeiln anid children-a inew feature--very
neat, approp~riate and cheap).
We ask for a share of the patronage.
J. M. EILLOTT. S. I
'A
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WA GONS.
BACON, IEL
1)Ry GOODS, Y,'O 0N~3
JNDUCE EN'I' 110 R A, 1 v
W\0O01)I"S () N)IN TIIN I
V-, NOTI G;OOD TO' CLE1AN 1i111%,
etlio (i t votlb or at eaross cit :;nw, but it
"JI'I2JI" OP~ 111MAN IX S
A s N)O ilth lirelellith van1~'. It is
~Cilv a ltll~..,0 lcl)L prol j't-ly vfitivi - L
1iir 5)11' il Agt~i.I:'* o lylla Sc . C.~i
Rt REAL REMED0J"I'
NEITHER V'7Th0At. WWII M401 11U7 Wbsirlr
VIP A'55~ UJ
b est kuit I WII;Vn rI I llhCr reA ( Vi of V - /:; is 1
A UREl) 011 C0'l1-s(I by thu bea i'hyv.... .a
1111( O rc-gl" f'f i t Vs., 110110.
A U1.313L)I (til Mr. C. W. O*Ni'v!1,(1'.v
d. sl t rlli'3n t1 a ) :FI; wif le?*'o w i.at, I Cl
culd lit- I-i'vf(.' ' :Ih rs
Inevoidint tild,'l '11 chiu c :c,
11.4 1 wo-4l.1 at nlck' [air\", fit two I Lttkz'
A UltiVill r'.11110 -.1) v.hi'h S. .1. Cov-!;
I)Vt~b aijomi %c weti Ir. it. I.. Perrel',.1
G rat I rv. tCov, wrtivc: 'it hu vl ft;r thu olit '.41
'ears4 thle 1li'ill, 'Ot lV pitting it" 111'.4
cm,,;iclr it UI h )t'-t (il, A' 1tuil c" * (t
t0:gotler for ticdiscia~l foe wh1-h i1. ic rixk~ma
mn'iiIeil
A l'''E)1V of W'l'.li Dr. .Tocl P~ri-intin \01-'i
W..iiI JL'lCaai ' 110 rcll', 1-'l i.*'*4''
11 aiialtln )o n ciudvsin it use, i-'.Ii eunII1.J!'.1
rov' aiui ic Lt
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