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LOAL INTELLIGENCE. SATU1RDAY. December.1 , I : : ts: ow Advertisemmisa. Clerk's Sales-W. II. Kerr, Clerk. Sheriff 's Sale-Jno. D. McCarley, S. F. C. Assignee's Sale-J. E. McDonald, Assignee. I.ocal BrierO. -Friday was raiy, gloomy andl disagreeable. --A Rock City buggy drive Is es teeined just the thing In town now-a days. -Sonator Gaillard voted iII the Sen ate for tie passage of the Divorce Law. -Dr. Milburn lectuired In Charlotte, N. C., on Thursday night on "Sargent S. Prentiss". -Chills and fever are still prevalent in some portiols of the county, and cold weather doesn't seem to abate the nuisance. -Chestor is excited over the pros poets of a new railroad from Monroe, N. C., to Augusta, Ga., which is ex pected to pass through that place. Not a certainty yet, however. -Conscientious, christian subscrib ers should com up amid settle their dues iI this oflico before the holidays come. Christmas and New Year can't be properly enjoyed without clear and easy consciences. --The track of the Charlotte, Co lumbia & Augusta Railroad has been much improved of late aid careful and skilful work is being directed to all necessary repairs continually. Tle road Is now inl good hands. -All parties who bought guanos from us must sct.tle on or before the 1st of November, or they wii lose tie cotton option and will have to pay the face of their notes inl money. R. J. McCAnnI'.nY & Co. Oct 27-tf * -The Rock City railway symdicate is pushing cllegetically alead in the work anid transportatioi of the granite from the quarry. Tie store scems inexhaiunsible and tiere is doubtless a bonanza ill it to tile owners. -Keep off the railroad track he tween Mr. Desportes' corner and the crossiig opposite Mr. T. K. Elliott's residence. This portion of the track is fatal. Two mules and a dog have bemi killed between the places nmmmed within the several mouths past. --Messrs. It. J. McCarloy & Co. are prepared to buy or sell Future Con (racts for anly parties wishing to o0)er ate in this line. All business confiden. (inl. We recei'e press dispatchmes four times a day and will keep our custom el-s posted. Oct 16-1t.* -Tie wire-men of the Soultlhe-n1 Telegraph Comunv passed Wiimiboro oin Thlursdaiy aftterniooni, pulttinlg up the. add~liiiimi wires alonig the r-oute. Theli colipi~any no0w has foury wiICs (201n pilcted to this pin~t from tile north. Good b)usiness pr-ospects are alhead for comle)Ited his neCw barnm anid stables. Thelm building comipletedl is a model of convenClienlce and neatnmess, and Mr. Fniknmay justly be p~rou~d of thme god jutdgmen~lt displayed in its ar i'angeiment anid conlstruction. it was erected at, thle cost of sever-al hlunch-ed doliirs aldditionlal to tile cost of thec one recently lost by fire. JULIws CtesAn.-Thlomas WV. Keenie, the great tragedian, wvill appear in thle rle of "Cassius", ini Shakespeare's tagedy "Julius Ciesar", at the opera house ill Columbia oil neCxt Moniday honig.Wimisboro should sendl a eenin to tile capital to hlear amnd report of tile r-endition of "Cassius". TiI E MINSTRELs .-D r. Salvo's in a * strel enltertainmuent inl the Thespian llJall on Wednesday night was enjoya ble and amulsing amnd certalinly worth the charges for admission. Thle troupe iconmposedl cutirely of negr-ocs, and temusic and acting.wer-e creditahic to having successfully passed the exami nationl for admissioni to tile bar. Our y ong friend was swornI in amnd diuly emnrolied as ani attor-ney-at-law. A class of twenty-two wer-e admitted at the same tinme. John II.- Buchanan, Esq., of the Chester Reporter, was im town oil F'riday. D)EA~vii.-Thlie Vicksburg H~erald ol * last Sunday mornimng, tihe 9th lnst., conmtainms the following anloutncemenlt: "D)ied ini Vicksburg oin Saturday, No. vemmber 241, 1883, Mrs. C. E. Coate, inm the 28th year of her ago, wife of Mr. Slims Coate." Tile deceasedi had many war~m friends in Fairfield cotmnty, an1 tis sad intelligenice of her un~timiely decathl will be received with grief and sorrow. Tuia LIEN L1A w.-T'he bill to abol 151111h0 lien law has p~assed1 the110ous< and is yet to be voted upon01 by thc Seniate. Tlhme measure 1as It now stanids Is to take effect40on Jalnary 1, 1885 anid iln terms preserves the laborert anid landlordls' licbus. Rep~resentIati vet McMaster anid McMeekinm voted for th< repeal, amid Representative Douglast was at tile time absenmt from the Ilous< andl didn't. vote. Oun CInCUIT JUDGE.-Th0ii NCjV and Courier of Tuesday spoke in very comiplimnentary terms of Judge I. D, Wit lorspoonl, whmo recenttly piOSded a . toni. It says: "Judge With,. a 1iev . Charlestonm for his hom<c caused the a resterday. Judge Wilth After these , von unmiversal satisfac Philippe had his capital an " piartine h1 tion to the members of the Charleston bar, and his courtesv and ability have been highly apppreciated. He Is an eariest, able judge, ikud his charges to ithe Juries in some of the important and intricate .cases which came before him have been highly commended. ICELIGIOUs SERyICPs.-Servicos will be lield in the diflerent churches to morrow, as follows: Presbyteriuit-Rev. D. E. Jordan, 11, a. tn., and 7, p. mi. Sunday School at. 10, a. ln. Prayer-meeting every Wednesday at 4, p. m. Associate Refoirmed Presbyterian 1Rev. J. T. Chalmers, at 11, a. ml., and 7, p. mv Sunday School at 10, a. n. Prayer inecting on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every n)onth at 7, ). in. lethodit-Rev. J. S. Connor, 11 a. in. Sunday School at 10.a. ma. CONURATULATIONS TO CHKARILESTON. -Mayor William A. Courtenay and the entire municipal ticket of Charles ton were, on Tuesday, the 11th Inst., overwhelmingly elected. The practi cally unanimous vote polled for Mir. Courtenay and his colleagues on that day was one of those splendid on dorsements of a pure and economical administration of the city government that does honor to the citizenship of Charleston. To the indefatigable of forts of the o.Yews and Courier in the mnulicipal campaign, the thanks of Charlestion and the State at large are due, and we donbt not will be heartily and cordially given. TiE SOUTH1 CAROLINA COL.EGE. We are indebted to some of the Fair fleld boys for a beautiful and elegantly gotten up invitation to the commence ticut celebrations of the Clariosophic and Euphradian Literary Societies of the South Carolina College. . The ex ercises will be had in the Agricultural Hall in Columbia-the Clariosophic on Monday evening and the Euphradian on Tuesday evening next. Mr. J. B. Davies is the president and Mr. M. L. Harrell the orator of the Clariosolhic Society, and Mr. V. L. Bass is the president and Mr. J. C. Buchanan, of this place, the orator of the Euiphra dian Society. The following are the marshals: J. T. Roddy, chief. From the Clariosophic Society, E. E. Scibels, V. 0. Nisbet and Jaumes Hamilton; from the Euphradian Society, J. J. Mallonee, W. 1). Douglass and D. It. Wilson. The commencement exer cises promise to be wel attended and will doulliess prove interesting and instructive. We hope to be present. Till.Ez E.ECTIoN CASES.--The case of the United States against Edwin A. Betliea and others, charged with breakinag np a Greenaback miectinig at Mariona on Novemnbcr 6, 1882, by threats, iniid~ation and violence, has been heard and concluded before the United States Circuit Court at Columi bin. Tbe trial excited special interest and sympuathyv all over the State, and( the testimnony of the witnesses and arg'umnit of counsel consumied sev. cral dlays. T1hae case wvas given to the jury at 6.45 p. mn. on last Wednesday. After fruitless efforts at agrecmnenit till eleven o'clock, the jury was called in and Judge Bond ordered a mnistri-il. All honor is due the zeal and ability of counsel for the defendants in these trials, anad to their credit be it said, that the United States government, wvitha all its power, with a corrupt and packed jury panel, with the eloquence of Melten and the unscrupulousnecss of the Georgia ren egade, have not been able to procure a single convic tion of a Democrat at the present ternm of the court. The cases against Thoes. McGill, Jr., and J. G. Herron, fr~om this county, have been continued ntil the next terma of the court, and the probabilities arc now that they w.il never be triedi. We patienatly indulge the hope that the government and the district-attorney will, after a time, conclude that convictions with no evi dence cannot be procured in South Carolinia even with an empanelled jury of Greenback hirelings and ignorant Republicans. Then these prosecu tions w.ill cease, end not before. Bad On Amnerica. Nine-tonathls of the peole of the United States suffer with dyspecpsia, and what are its many causes. Iilot food, hasty eating, iutempherance, had air, lack of exercise, ex cessive use of tea, coffee or tobacco, and anything that prevents the regular action of the stomach wIll produce it. Its symnp tomns are headache, flatulencyr, loss of en ergy, fetid breath, nmelancholy. Its cure, Norman's Neutralizing Cordial. * One Among Many. Mr. 8. K. Cannon, of high Falls, S. C., says heo will sign any testimonial we maty wvrlte of the virtues of Norman's Neutraliz ing Cordial. IIe is thorouighly convinced that it Is trualy a great medie'ine and lhe recommends It to everyone afilicted with stomachic disorders. Small sIze, 25l cents. T1ry it. * ASMGINEE'S SALE. BY virtue of a Deed of Assigiinent madnt m on January 41, 1881, by A. P. MIller, for the benefit of lis ered I tors, 1 w.ill offer for sale, at public outcry, in front of the Court House door i Whms' herd,, South Carolina, between the legal hours of sale, on the FIlST1 MONDAY IN .JANUJAIIY, 1884, All that lot of land, andt the buildIngs thiereoni, sItuate at the northeast eorner of Lierty aiid Vanderhorst Streets, in the T1owna of Winnsboro, containing ONE ACitE, more or less, and bounded~ oin the inorth by lots belonging to Alexander Willford, on thme east by lot l belongi ng to the Protestant Ep iscopal Church, Patrick JTenkins and WillIam Il. Doty, on the south hy Liberty street, and~ on the w.est by Vanderhorst street. One-half cash on the (lay of sale, the b~al ance in one year, secured by the bond of thme purchaser and mortgage of the preuds. es, with interest from the dlay of sale; pur chaser to pay for all papers. J. EC. McDONALD, Dec 15-t1x3 Ass..ne SHERIFF'S HALE. 'DY virtue of an execution to me directed. D 1 will offer for sale 4efore the Coura House door in Winnsboro, South Carolina, on tle FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY NEXT, within the legal hours of sale, to the high est bidder, for CASH the following-de seribed,property, toiwi: All the right title and Interest of E. L. Lumpkin in all that certain piece, parcel or tract of land In Fairfield County, South Carolina, containing TWO IIUNDRED AND SIXTY-NINE Acres, more or less, known as the Gibson Tract, bounded by lands of Reuben P. Lumpkin, Robert Lumpkin, 11. F. Gibson and others. ALSO, All the right, title and Interest of the said E. L. Lumpkin in TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY Acres, more or less, on waters of Wateree Creek, bounded by lands of the Estate of Jno. Mobley, deceased, lands of the Estate of J no. R. Plckett, deceased, lands of Troy T. Lumpkin and others, being part of the Myers Place. Lovied upon as the property of E. L,. Lunpkin at the suit of Jas. 11. Rio and Alexander S. Douglass, Surviving Partnets of Jas. B. McCants, deceased, against E. L. Lumpkin and P. P. Lumpkin, Defend ants. ,TNO. ). McCARLEY, Sherif's Ofimce, S. F. C. Winnsboro, S. C., December 14, 1883. Dec 15-txtd - CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. Paul S. Felder, Plaintiff, vs. Thonmas F. SmitI', Defendant. IN pursuanice of an order of the Court of Common Pleas, made in the above stated case, I will offer for sale, before the Court House door in Winnsboro, on the FIRiST MONDAY IN JANUARY NEXT, within the legal hours of sale, at public outcry, to thie highest bidder, the follow lIu-descrlbed property to wit: All that pIece parcel or tract of land, lying, being and situate in the County of airfi'eld, in the State of South Carol ina, containing FIFTY ACRES, more or less, bounded on the north by lands of T. F. Smith, on the east by lands of T. F. Smith, on the south by lands of W. Rt. Doty & Co and -n the west by lands (f George Gibson-being the south ern portion of'a certain tract of land con ta ing two hundred and seventyr-two acres, more or less, known as the I'lomas C. Smith place. TEnMS OF SALE: One-half of the purchase-muoniey to lie paid in cash, and the balance thereof In one year from the day of sale, with luter est thereon from said day, payable annual ly; the purchaser to give for such balance his bond secured by a mortgage of the preilises sold, and to pay for all necessary W. hI. KERR, Clerk's Office, C. C. C. P. F. C. Winnsboro, S. C., December 14, 1883. Dec 15-td CLERK'S SA iE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. John Y. Scott, Individually and as Adinin istrator, Plaintiff, vs. Daniel Scott and Others, Defeindants. IN pursuance of an order of the Court oif OCcmmnon Pleas, made in tie above stated case, I will offer for sale before thme Couirt Ilouse door in Wimnsboro, on the FhllS'T MONDAY IN JANUAlIY NEXT1, wit hin the legal hours of sale, at public ou tcry, to the highest bidder, the follow iing-desncribcd property, to wvit: All that piece, pmarcel or tract of land, l 'iug, being and situate In thme County of I' ahrfleld, in the State of South Carolina, containing NINETIY-SEV'EN ACRES, more or less, lying on the road leadhiig from Bell's Mili to Columibia. and hounded oii the( north and east by lands of William Bloyd, on the south by lands of William A. Clarke and oii the wvest 1by lands of William Bioyd aind William A. Clarke. TEnIMS OF 5A1LE: CASil-the purchiaser to pay for ali necessary papers. W. Ir. KER1R, Clerk's Oillee, C, C C. P. F. C. WVinnsboro, S. C., D)ecemnber 14, 1883. Dee 15-td CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLIl9A, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. Sarah J. Dennman and Others Plainitiffs, vs. WV. 1. Ilogan and Others, befendants. I N pursuance of an order of the Court of Common Pleas, made in the above stated ease, I ill offer for sale, before the Court Ilouse door in Wlnnsboro, on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY NEXT, wvithinu the legal hours of sale, at puiblic outcry, to the highest bidder, the follow lag-described property, to wit: A ll tha t plee parcel or tract of land ly'ing, being and situate in the County of kairfld and State of South Carolina, con taining ONE IIUND)RED AND NINETY ACRES, nmore or less, and bounded by lanids of John Lauhon, .James Alleni, Estate of Williami Boyles and Estate of Elias Jami sonl. TEnIMs OFd BALE: One-hialf of tihe purchmase-mioney to be p~ald in cash, and the balance on a credit] of twelve months from the (lay of sale with interest from said (lay of sale, or all cash at thme option of thme purchaser; the purchaser to pay for allnesarppr. Clerk's Ofie,C. C. C. IP. F'. C. Winnsboro, S. C.,. Decenmber 14, 1883. D~ee 15-td D. R. FLENNIKEN Has just reeived1 a sup~ply of Self-liking Buckwheat Flour and Newv Orleans Mo lasses, Old1 Government JTava Coffee, Canned (Goods, consistIng of Salmon, Bart let Pears, Tromnatoes, Okra and Tomatoes, Peaches, Pineapples, Marrow Squash, Succotash, SardI ies, Chmow-Chiowv- and Mixed Pickles, Mustard and Pepper, Raisins, Citron and Currants, Royal hlakiug Powders, Macaroni andl Cheese, and Evaporated Vegablws for..ou. . MACIHINERY, MACH INERY OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE BY J. F. McMASTER & CO WATERTOWN *NGINE. BALL HAND COTTON PRESS. LITTLE GIANT IYDRAULIC PRESS CHAIN AND ROTARY HARROWS. OLD IHICKORY WAGONS. WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE JORTLAND WAGON COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OF PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS, BUGGIES and PIIAETONS. Give us a call and we will sell you what rou Want CHIEAP. J. F. McMASTER & CO. 'RO AND AFTER -TIIIS DATE I WILL SELL OUT AT COST ALL ny Shelf Goods, Canned Goods, Con. ections, Sugars, Coffees, Rice, Tea md all goods in my store. If you give ine a call you will bc net with PRICES unheard of in the GROCERY LINE )I WINNSBORO. Give me a call. There will be nc rouble in the least to show my goods. I MEAN BUSINESS. . S. WOLFE. CIIEAP GROCERY STORE. GREAT SALE DIEY GOODS Clothing I'HEY MUST GO! 3UR ENTIRE STOCK OF )RY GOODS, CLOTH ING, NOTIONS, CLOAKS, SHOES aind BOOTS, Will bc offered for the next A~t PRICES that will satisfy :he closest buyer. P.llectar & Bra. -B Stt Shoe Moles sa rd tu jTOO MAN7 --AN NOT ENOUG - 0 Till8 MORNING AT NINE O'CLO( on the snarkot at a regular sacrifice. WE NEED MONEY and MUST HlA1 to get goods at prices only ofi'red by Thshsbecen the prediction of some o L ARTIES 1NDEBTED TO U ONCE. Respectfully, Oct 16 IT STANDS AM WHAT IS THIS! ME1IlIEIM ~ IHEMIulin~ 7 GIi Catarrh, Authma, Olergymana' Coughs, Sore Throat, Bes oa Whooping * amongh', I Indigestion, of nrath,! Dnuea, - cI Laryagmts. ~m1ioodurifler 1DREWER'S LUNG -RESTORER1 Is entirely vegetable, and we challenge the world to produce any.. thing equal to it for all Throat and Lung Diseases. * 5'~ 1,00 Per Bottle, o~s LAMAR, RANKIN & LAMAR, MAcok, ATLANTA S At.aANY, GA, HIEADQUTARTIERS. if] Whl Kehv oogodsisa 75 artile The garesntsar gof stlsh shape, $ewe wi allk$1, telvl od a1n nl trnimedD greteu condembaes uy vresuioon If ao, yiioiu mtulds resct wheitn colig ot Columbiac. Ifhlere is anythigurthe s inel made and iel ter applarel that you reqjuire you can find1 it in our stock. BIOYS' SUi'TS. TJo the ladies of Wainnsbor() we wish to announe that we have the largest stock of. Boys' Clothing in Colunmia. ios' school amnldress suits; also a iihndsome line of Kjlts for the little ones, and imade and trinned in the latest styles. WVe also guarantee a perfect fit. Al orders sent to miy add~ress will receive p~ronmpt attention, and if thiey (10 not, suit or fit, you enni re turn thiem byf payng half expre~ss. llC5~CIL M. L. RINAltD. - CJARPETM.. Carpets and House Furnishing Goods, The JLargest Stock South of Baltimore. Moquet, Brussels, 3-Ply and Ingrain Carpets, Rugs, Mats an d Crumnb Olothms, WVindow Shades, Wail Paso. Borders, Laneo Curtlins, Cor. nies an ,o~s Cocoa & Canton Matting., Uphist OltqinCromos, Picture .. Frames Wrt o amples and Frices. BA II A OOSKBI Yi AUGOUSTA;- GA. MEWI1NG IMAO1I1NEN! 1 4VIALS of PURIE SPEllM OI, for Sewinig Maclines, at teln cents per vial, a for saln e yw. E. AInr N, VSTORES D) EFH MONEY. 'K I WILL THROW THIS STOCK rE IT. Now, if ever, Is your tino GH. rour competitors. We have con to med than we thought they were. S WILL PLEASE SETTLE AT THE HEAD. THE LIGHT-RUNNING "DOMESTIC." That it 18 the acknowledged Leader in the Trade is t fact that cannot be dis. piuted. MANY IMITATE IT-NONE EQUAL ITI The Largest Armed Tle Lightest hunnng, The most Beautiful Woodwork. AND IT IS WAR1ANTED To be made of the best material. To (10 any and all kinds of work. To be complete In every respect. For Sale by J. M. BEATY & CO., Winnsboro, S. C. Agents wNanted in ioccupied territo i.Address OMESTIC SEWING MAChIINE CO., itchinond, Virginia. NEW FALL~ --AND WINTER GOODS. . - . -60-. - Come anud see the largest and lest se Leted stock Millinery, consisting of' r0i1n11)d Patftern, lInts and Hlolmets in Hin ined goods, Velvets, Satins, Rilbhons, 'lowers, Tips, Plum1ies, Birds Iil Feath r:s,. all colors, Crapes, lilusions, Black and Viute I alves, Love, ("rape, Veils, Itarege, 'issue and I'arisienne Velling, llair vitcels fron 75 celits up, Curls, Bangs, rojuet~ries for the hair, crepe, I sle nuld hecr Ihin for the neck, Flehus, Col rettes and 'Ties, and al kidls of Faney ''ods. at J. O. BJOAG'S. A full stock of La.d Its' anud Misses' losiery. hlerlinu, Lisle, Silk andi Kid loves, all colors and new styles. A ni as ortmuent of Ladles' and ia [ises' colored lnd wite Corsets, aill sizes. 1101)> SkIrts, )ress Shields anid P alpitators. I andk1 er hiefs in variety, fromu Cotton to Silk. Silk 'rlnges, Paissemuenterie Trimmuing, Vel vet C libbonis, Bralds and otheri D~ress T1rlim itungs. Jluttons in great va.iiety, styles 11d prlices, at eJ. 0. BOA 0'S. A full stock of Notions of all kinds. adle's' Linen and Laice Collars, Zephiyrs, uaxonly, lh-rlii and1 Shetland Iloods. Chiul Iren's Zephyr Hoods and Sacques, Shawls nd~t Jole~lvard SkIrts, at J. 0. RJOAG'S. All kindso(f Whlilte Goods, White Lace .nd Muslin Curtains, Cretonnes, &c., &c. Liso a full and com le lIne of Dress hoods, of varIous fbrIes, styles and urlces, from Cal~eoes, Worsted, Cashmecres, liks and Satins--yon can ndnyhr-yu vant in that line and at any p;rice. b1~ese oods we arc dletermlined to sell chleap) and educe stock. Our stock of Shoes of all kinds willl be0 old1 at andi belowv COST, as well as heavy Iece gods for Men's wvear, andI other :00(1 that we do not intend keeping after resent stocek of same ia sold. We men vhat we say. J. 0. BO AG. FIFTEEN muore of thet lEWV HIH ARtM DAVIS MACHINES, The best Machine on the market, and Iyes puerfect satisfactIon in every partlen wr, and a general favorIte wIth Vlie ladles. .very MachIne WVARRiANTED) in everyI artlcular. No famlly shonld 1)e wIthoutI no. Send ordIer or come all and buy one.I J. 0. BOAG0. TO .A.R~V JD, A lot of BIUUIES and IHARNESS. VAIT FORl THEM. J. 0. BOAG. -TRADE SNORMAN'S gUTRAL 1INz COR DIA L. 8 tt and d l rler # for tim -, - r. aco ad iwo. whtollier In ,',hru ir alit. off~nensi lmota't.. Prompl rlioin Dysentery. lirhosa,0~bol Fltur oriping i'u n, Viatuluney, ifusa , idl o (lo Stoacta bo u din lit - iirarnentq of itcwamor - t Ezin ldor ostmr.,ne h N EUT RA LZ.INO CORI1A L Is as ofenant and harmless as Ilas-k. borry 1Ine oes not co'nt.an Opisun and will not conti pate. S pecial riecom - mended for Soasicknss and Toothilng Children. -Price 2sc. and *a.oo l~er bottle. Bold by all Druglst s and Jbeal.e iu Med lkcine, E10EBLBIOR OBEMIOAL 00, Sole ProprIetors, *~ Walhalla, S. C. U. S. A. WIZARD EIIL. 1 .FULL supply of theo above Oil, Pills nd( Balsam. ALSO, One laundi'ed Pounds of thme Best Biuc Lon.Fo ale by 1F(e r WAG, ALNO k SADDLES, IIARNESI, BACON, ' CORN, DRY GOODS, NIONS, SHOES, INDUCEMENTS FOR CASH. ULYSSE G. DESPORTEN. WOOD'S ODONTINE IS NOT GOOD TO CLEAN TIE toeth of a cont or a cross-cut saw, but It Ileanses the TEETH OF HUMAN BEINGS As NO other preparation can. It Is per rectly iarimless and promptly efficient. 25 cents a box. W. C. FISHER, Wholesale Agent, Columbia, S. C. For sale In Winnsboro by MCMASTER, IhticxE & KETCIIiN. R, REAL REMEDY! NEITHER MIsTIGAL NOR INDIAN 1VT 5811 TIFIO AND SPEF10. IL BEDIEDY of oter gventy lveyeara standbW fk REM ED)Y more po nda/' at home, and when best known tihan all other remaetfee ota kind. A. REEED enldorsed by tho best Physieians and Drugg st at its tho me. A REME that Mr. C. W. O'Neill, Goodwate% Ala.. says raised his wife from an invalid's bed, and he elieves amnaeglfe. A IMEMEDY of which a prominent Atlanta merchant said, "I would have given 000 assoon as I would a nickle forwhat two bottles of your medicine did for my daughter." A REMEDY in re ard to which B. J. Cassellp, M. D., Dru gat o Thoiasvillo Ga., laa: can recall Instances in wylich a fford, if AlaU the ustd remedlles had.failed. A. EDIEDY about which Dr. R. B. Ferrell. La Grange, Ga., writes: " have used for the at 20 years the medicine you aro putting up and considor it the boat combination ever gotten together for the diseases for which it is recom mended. A REMEDY of which Dr. Joel Branham Atlan ta. said: "Ihave emmaiined the recpe and avo no hesitation in advising its use, ancd confidently recommend it." A REMEDY which the Rev. II. B. Johnson, near Marietta. Ga., lays he has used in his fam ily with the "utmost satisfaction" and reeom mended it to three families "who found it to be just what it is recommended." AREMEDY of which Pemberton, iverson, & Denison say: "Wo have been selling It for many yer.with eonstantly increasing sales. The ar ticietsas ale with us, and oneof absoihdemnerit." A REMEDY of which Lamar, IRankin & Lamar sa:"We sold 50gross in four months and never sol. it in any lace lmtwhat it was wanted again." A REMED by which Dr. Dlaugh, of LaGrange, Ga., says: "I cured one of ths most obstinate cases of VIcAln0Us MnNsTRUATIoN that ever came within my knowledge, with a few bottles." A RIt'EDY of which Dr J.C. Hus, Notasulga Ala., says: I am fully convinced that it Wf un rialie." fr that classof diseases which it claims A REMEDY about which Mn]. John C. Whitner, of Atlanta, well and favorably known all ever the United 5tates as atGenerat Insurance Agent, says: "I used this remedly b~eeo the war on a larg la t n a great number of eases, A E EYaotwhich Mr. 3. W. Strango, of Cartersvilie, Ga., certifies that one bottle eured two members of his famil of menstrual irregu larity of man y ers standing. A REMEDY tbtiscnEAPbR THAN ANY otfitER M~rflCNR oi its kind in the world, because 1 on 2 nIoTTLEs WILL cUaE TnE MsT OBsTINATE CASE. Tnlts oREA T POPULA R iEnINDY 18 IADFIELD 5 FEx A Lt R EGULATO (Woman's Boat Friend.) For sale by all Dru j~. Price: BSall size 75 conta Bol prietor and Manufacturer J.* BRADPIELD, No. 1088B. P'ryor Street, ATLANTA. GA, Swift's Specific has been the mons of bringing :sealthi and happiness to thousands who were pre nounced incurable of Blood and Skin Diseases. HEAR THE WITNESSESI I am sure that Swift's Specific saved my life. I wne terriliy po'isonsed with Malaria, and was vs uip ini die. Swift's Speeillc relieved me promptly entirely. I think it is thse greatest rem of the ao C. 0. SPE ERt Sup't Gas Works, Rome, Ga. 8. S. S. cnres ii worst forms of Scr fula, OR - f4isres. (ld Ulcers, tNer.ema, llerpes, and a$ Bl'o is llamor, It eliminates thie P'oison from t 131.d,. andi drIves it out throegh the poros ofth liAD SOPOULA FORl 1y YEARS, I have suffered from Scroula about 1y years. The disea'.u being mostly conllned to my le and ankles my a-hin bones were covered with lrge ulckers amd rne maiso sollen jta, and the odor was almost un b'eamsl'l. All remet des and trentment~s which I tried lalied to do sue any good. At lnst t began taur B. . . continuing for about four months, and I AM ()ElITAINIXY W LL,1. I took 8. 8. 5. under the supervision of a physician of 20 years' active prac. lice, by youlr order. Previous to taing 8. 8. S. I at times could scarcely walk. N'ow Icanm walke all day, and l ave. to thIank I/. . 8. and ft only fo y cure. TIIOS. McFAlLND, 14 Fourndry Strcet, Atlanta, Ga. R HEU MA TISM' T'he seat of this disease is in (As Blast, $10.00) would not purchase from me what 58.5, has effected in mny case. It culred me of 3Mals a Editor Repnulcans, Sprinigi" A negro was cnred of a violent case im by . 8. 8. Without ob remedy hr died. WldM. T a creae A'ooliWYN. W~rlto for a copy of the Uittle bo, 1 000 lIIEWAtD wR . Chemist, whso will of 10 bottles of S. 5. 8., ono parth; My wife iodido potassium or any minera su eonstaat. THlE SWIlFT SPEC r~ needed Dar8, en Airs rfals fofind Davis Ma 2 Quck ~~h toYI work I ave Md - Thousan~a it 01k as wlau n new. fyto the I expftehiors