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LUAL INTH jELIEN 0 Ej. NATUR DA Y. Secombor 20, : : iUt:M. * - %V sAlvpr1~u1men. Sale Stables-A. Williford & Sono. Notice-J. M. Beaty, Qualified Ad. inlistrator. i cal Orters. -Christinas was unnstially qilet in Winnsboro. -Pon't fail to pay your subscription before the year ends. -The schools and colleges all resumo exercises on the 2nd of January. -The trial justices scom to have had a little rest of late. They ati o usually kept rather busy. -Mr. Jno. La. Minuiiighli was in town oil TulIrsdaiy. lie reports things ats mloving- forward about Columbia. -Senato'r Gaillard left on Thursday I afternoon for Greensboro, Ga.) with. er lie wNVlt Onl pioessioiil business. -Nathan Smith, the Coloredl man who was severely stabbedI in il afl'ray some weeks ago at Ridgeway, has rc covered. -There is not niuch cotton selliiig Jately.' The price is low, with not much appareut prospect of any ad vance. -All parties who bought guanlo3 from us must settle on or before the 1 st of Novcmber, or they vii lose the cotton optioln and will have to pay the face of their notes in money. R. J. McCAniArY & Co. Oct 27-tf *C --During Christmas week at Wood ward's Mr. Grevy Boulware had one of his eyes sieverely injured by the explo sion of fireworks. At first it- was fear ed that the injury would be permanent, but he is now recovering his sight. -Messrs. 11. J. McCarl-v & Co. are prepared to buy or sell Viitire ( Coi Iracts for aiy parties vishing to oper ate in this line. All biusiness confiden- I Iiil. WO rceive pIress diS)Itchs 1our times 4 day and will keep our cusl omt prs postadl, Oct 10-tf* Tin Vro., (N .rs LIEN ~Law.-In Ti Ni.ws AND HlERnALD of Decemilber 15, it was Atued (hat Reprosontattives 3MMeekin ind MceMaster voted to re peal the lo w, and that Mr. Douglass was absent. This was a mislake. The Ieco rd sh tows that, whcn the qtIeStion1 of repel catmle up on its merits in the House, the entire Fairfield delegation (inacluding Mr. Douglass) were pres Cnt and east thcir votes Iu., repeal. Rnmorous Snutvicvs.-Services will be held ill the dibr~eint churches to mllorri'ow, ats follows: Pr'esbyterian-lev. ). E. Jordan, 11, :. iml., and 7, lp. im. Sundr y School nt 10, :1. im. Prlaver-meeti ng every IWedlnesdav at I, p. M. A Soc'iaite llfiiorme P'resbyteriain Iler. J. 'T. (almners, at 11,*a n. , aind 7, p. it. Suayi School at. 10, a. mn. - Lrayevr ieti:c'r on the Second anid fort WednesdaysV of ''v otha 7, p. tn. (. rr'oN STEuA JiN(.~- Cot ton stealing seems to he '"just the1. st ylhu" in thle nthenLsieria portioin of the county, 'jTree bales of' good cotton have he.n stolen :uth dispiosed'z of' ini ihat scelion i lhiin the last. Iwo weeks. It is :i le" ed that thie partu1ies in ali I heI caises have\ been appehended~C~ and ar'rested. T Is spetcies it' (rimei so) hard to) fe'Irre outa is becoining of alarm'uinug fiequency' ,ittd everyi crolr t shiould be miadle to putt. mid1(st. '.'i TowN CIni'.it.--A niistake in $ "mkin up Il" the ariticle~ ini 01n- local column on (lhe bill1 to amend thie aar ter' of' WVinnsboro caued~ sonme coni usooin in the text as published. Thle effets of thie amndmilents is simply this: .1. Tpo allow the Council to licenise the business of keepinug a sile smable, iin addition to those branches of' Laradce which may nowv be licenised. 2, TPo aut hoizeY thme levy of a special ud -valorem tax, inot exceeding twvo and one-halt' mills. tlie prioceeds to be ap pliedl exelusively to the liquidation of -- the dlebts inciurredC~ in the purchiaso of' ,te steam lire engine and in im proving the streets. M.ASONIC ELECTrION.-*At the annual coinnunicaitioni of Winnsboro Lodge, No. 11, A. F. M., held in Masonic Hall, December 27, 1883, the f'ollowing offiers wvere installed to serve for' the ensuing Masonic year: John J. Neil, W. M. Geo. B. McCants, S. W. J. WV. Seigler, J. W. Wyat t M. Propst, Secretary. 0. WV. Buehanan, S. 1). II. Y. Milling, . D. RL. II. Simpson'~ Stoars . .Jos. Groescihel,'S ds P. Landecker, Tyler. Goixo Too?-~JSeyeral young meon in (lie "Cornei" portion of' the county and just across the river' over in Union are' rep1or'ted to be making pirepara (ions for' a move to TexaS. It hius been estinmated that between seventy flye and one huindr'ed per'sons have left Fajir'field during the present season for Arkansas, Texas and Florida. All have gone, of course, indulging the hope that (lhey will in the end better' their conidit iona. We hope so, but is It not, a mistake to suppose that energy, perseveranuce and good nmanagement ill be not as r'ichly rewarded in Fair fld county as anywhere else? Ihere we have cheap labor, rich soil, a genial lfmnten_ unnr1 gnemnm andne a hio.. FRANK LESLIE'S 1OPOLUR MONTHLY -This really. remar-kable periodical (remarkable for its cheapness and lit Drary and artistic merit), comnence te sovonteonth volume with the Januarl iumbor, and a more attractive one ha lever been issued by any of its coi ',cmporariles. The first of a series 0 irticles is given by Evert A. Duyck nok, "Now York: Past and Present" Sirs. Ann S. Stephens contributes >harIlng CiisImas story, "Half Dollar," and Etta W. Pierce continue icr most interesting serial, "A Darl Deed." Thorm are articles by Victo St. 1iollinsworth, N. Robinson, A. S l'ulier, Noel Ruthveni, Edward A iale, Sarah K. Belton, Professo IPdward J. Ilallock, Millie W. Carpen er, etc.; short stories, descriptive arti :les, iarratives, adventures and poem >y popular writers-in fact, the 12E luarto pagos are brilliant with literarj tud artistic geffih. Besides the mor ban oce hunidred illustratioins, t( iumber is embellished with a beauti 'til colored plate frontispiceC, "A Dan )ream." 'cThe price is only twenty ivo cents a number, or $2.60 a year >ostlpaid. Address Mrs. Frank Leslie .'ublisher, 63, 55 and 7 Park Place cw York. PE-ONAL.--mong the visitors il innilsboro0 during- Christomls was th< ion. WV. If. IVideianl, member of' Ih egislaturc frvom Abbeville. Atr' Videmian makes warm friends wherev r he goes. Professor Vinson, I)avidson Col ie, hts been visitinig I'elatives in tli otuity. Prof. Vinson spent his earl) -Cars inl Fairlield, but. graduated witll listinctioni at WashingLton and Lec Jniversity, iad sinmice then has been enl iged inl profiesionil work. lie re ialved a deserved compliment in beini alled from Texas last year to accept i )sitioni inl Dauvldsoli College. T. R. Robertson, Esq , spent thi< iristias holidays with his luther Fudge Robertson. The atmosphere o hariii'lotte seeis to agree with him i4 -very way. Col. \Vim, Pinickniey Starke, a gen lemiiani well known throughout t( itate, and distinguished 'ior his learn ng, has been spending some day vi411 his frienld Col. Jai. II. Ilion. Mr. W. C. Robertson, foirmerly o Winnsboro, and now repr-esentiig th11 iuse of Jones & Robertson at Lan :aster, spent his Christmas holida: iere. le is lookinig well. CH RISTMAS CAS UA LLIESm. IL Terrible A art t Alendante-wt 21NI e UH tei. an11d Sevterl1 W'ounded. LSpceala to thI /e Nuews and Cou,rie . j ALL.ENDALE, l1ARNwELL COUNTY Jeccinber 2.-On Clriistias *dav I -iot anti street light look place 'ii U leundale, p)ersons friomi thle counitr' :Oingii ini anid enditvrind'ii to take 1th4 owpl. TIwo piersonis were tillIed out 'ught anmd live othiers were'or r' le's0 rThle circuinistanices of the riot wer'e a oll1o1ws: Johin Ii olett, onle ol' thi mirshails of thie town, anmd his somi Solhn anda T1omi, an id his~ granditson ,van and .Joyce Str'ang"e, had( ani alter ranid U. .l Mithlueon, beit ween w hoen here hits~. iiong beeii bad blood, ini whlii lbe two Strlauge boyVs R were wound 1Leturniing~ fi'um tis l'i.lh, wh lich hai Jeen~ cari'iedt unnil Wiii eav(:r and .\liIid I letoni got. nieai'iy out towni, t hey ine U. 1. anid li'vank O)'JUrvaiin ad Gu Alle ret'durn inig fro mn a diiiner partyv wh len oine of' thie Strianile b.oys insulte< C themi, anid whien FraliO'Urvani resenl tweeni tihe live first named on onle sid .idc (lie O'Briyns aiid Allen on thi .11lier, ini which sticks, kives and pih Lots wer'e fre'ely utsed and which resull ed in (lie killig of' Evain Straniii.e aii TIom Hutolett outr'ighit and1( the wounli inig severely of the twvo .John iloulttm Tb'Ic t wo OJ1''Bans wer'e also wvounide slightly. IL. B. O'Br'yani's lit'e wo'i snaved by his shirt collar', which we split about live inches in f'ronit acr'os his throati amid thle skini slightiv 01ut. Th'le cor'oner' hld ani inqujiest'OVer' tIi r'emainis of' (lie twoc ie killed, andu th jur'y rendcer'ed a verdict that the dcea: ed came to their death at thie hands < BENNETITSVILLE, Decceimbe' 26.-Sau (dy Johnsoni, colored(, wias shot in a di lculty which occure'd her'o yesterda tiidldiced last ni'hit. The town mal shal, it is allegeJt, was cideavor'ing' t arrest him for dis'or'dr'ly condcieti t he str'eet wihen thie dleeafled shot at tl miarshal with a pistol. The mrnishn returned the lire, mnissinig him, aft< which they clinched. WVhiile the wer'e fightiing a third p)arty camne to th: marshal's rescue and~ shot (lie decease in the back. it is niot yet dcfiniitel kniown wvho fired thie fatal shot. TI) coroner's jury is now investigating tl case. Otheri IFatail Affi'ays ini the Mtie. A UGUST A , (GA ,, Dcemiiber' 20 .-- A Red Hilh, S. C. to ulay, Johnu Agnec' was stabbed to death b'y Jas. Uamnilto, anid Agnew's father ha'd his check bou ifractur'ed aiid an arm br'oken, (lie r sult of' a family fuecd between the Ihan litons and1( Agnewvs. In im affr'ay Vaucluse, S. C., to-day, a mnan name Scott was shot anud killed. HIYMENEAL,. MAhlll), on Tuesday, D)ecember 1 at ihe residence of the bide's father', M Marloni Spiurrier, by (ho R1ev. J. M. o Mi'. .JOHN SMI'ri, of Cumnborlanid count North Carolinia, to Miss LiLL.A Srunnre:s of F"airfield county, Mouth Carolhia. MA illED), on the 19th of December, 1 to Miss hlucY ]fA3!LTON, all (lhe Falirfil thme l1ev. Mir. MIlls, Mr'. DAyD 1R. CoxntmA MARRIED, on tho 110th of D~ecemiber, 1 the 11ev. Mr. Perry, Mr'. ROLAND A. SMiT: to MIss FANNJIE IIANEs, all of FaIrfield. NIne-tenths of the pole of the Unit< States suffer wIth dyspepsia, andc whatt a Its many causes. Ilot food, hasty eatin Intemperance, had aim', lack of exeirciso, ei cesslve nse of tea, coffee oi' tobacco, at aniytlug that prevents (lie regular' actk of the stomach whl l produice It. Its symn ins are headache, fhiatulency, loss of e fetid breath, mneocholy. Its cur Neutralizing (Oordial, i oShoe Soles seecured byt1 ay Mernw_ . M. 1WA 'PV Tho Night After Ohristmuas. - 'Twas the night after Christmas; the boys were awake, I Aft er stuflig with turkey, and pudkling, 1and Cake. And doughliuts, und oysters, and plums, and inc1c pies, There were meanings and groanings -and , piteouscries: "Oh my stomach!" "Oh Moses!" "Ol f h l I" "I s'.Ialidio " . "How 1 wish that I hadn't had half as mutich pIel"' "Olh lothert" "Coine hurry!" "Oh what shall 1-do?" "Bring soiething to cure Incl" '"Boo-Ioo" and 10"'oo-ool'' And motoher, alaried by the racket and n1ose, 'Ran int to see what she couhl do for the bovs. PJ11nY DAv'8 PAIN KI LILEli sl brolulglt for relief, And sooi ma1de an end or their n1oiso and their grief; Andh then there was quiet atd joy in the house, And each of the lads was as still as a mouse. * NOIOE4. A L , persons holding Claims against tile Estate of Jaines heaty, dec!eased, are requested to present tho Same duily attt'st ed; and all persons Indebted will please Make immiediate payment to -'J. M. BEATY, Dee 28-j 1x3 Qualified Adinlistritor. SALE AND FEED STABLES. EICUITY IIAD OF HOUlSES AND MULESon hand at our stable in Winns boro, S. C., aiong them we have a nice lot of youing mudes suitable for farming pur Poses. We also have some large imiules suitable for heavy wagoning or turpentine. We have a few nice mares and .young horses, also a few good saddle horses, and go to harness single or double, which we - will sell heap for ensh, or on time un.til next fall, by making us good papers. Comie and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. A. WILLIFORD & SONS. Winnsboro, S. C. Now is tlio Time ''o buty goods cheap, and to all w%ho are nleed inu themi weI wVould say thati if you wiilI give its a (ail we will 1'rove this faet to you. CALWELL. &t IJA'DERALE. We hav'e jus~t received a fresh 'sitock of - Priints, Cretons, bleaced'( and1( unlechedl SDolmestics and11 Sheetings, Canlton F'lannlels, &e. , which are being malrkedl low. Comle .i:lam see. CALDWELL.1 & LAUD)EIDAIL.. W \e h'ave, a ni1Ce line of Drless Goods ofI d ilifere.*: ind's, inc'ludi1.1 the best. (Cash CAuLDWlIIL.L & LjACU~r~imaLE. - W\e hav a~V i1 lrg lot. of' Cloasks ina ho Jack os.A iso aspIlndiidI ot of Islankeots and1 IC.DWELL.i~i & L.A\U)D~nlALE. e Our .ctock( of Silk Hanlmdkerc(hiefs, ( Gloves, ('Collar andI 111(Collarettles, and( ai jobl lot, of' . fine l losiery thait we ha0ve ill all colors and( sizes, will pay to e'xamline(. C~omie and see 1 tLDWELL & LAUD)EIItALE. . We ask a special loock at Dr. Warnler''s s (.eebrated Corsets. Our1 CJoraline, Nurisinig, s lionlg Waist, ar'e the hest, and1( a gullaanteO sfor six months givenl with every (one. 0 We ask an1 inlspcOtionl (of our1 stock of Clothing, atlI styles, wh'lich we arie (eriin11 are0 extrlemlely low~ ini price, fr1omi connuIIon to best qulilty. CA LD1WELL, & LAUDED)A LE. Commlonl Wool I [ats, all styles, best Felt Y and1( Nobbcy Style:, also best1 qunality of -Stillf llats, to suit, everlybody's ta ste and( 0 Ipocket. ni C4~wWlVELLT & L~AU DMIIDALE. C Li --- r' We are continiually r'eceivintg fresh lots of Boots and11 Shoes, and11 our1 stock is al c ways full, made(1 upl bfy the bcest, manulllfac ttrers, and1( every por11 guiarantteedl to give satlsfactionl. Best goodls for tile least pos3 Y s1)0Ibleioney. O CA LDWIELL & LAUDE)RDIA LE. C We haive' jus5t received a large stock of tile best Ironlstonle Cr'ockery'. Also a lot of lass15w'are, whtleh will suirely pllease you. CALDW ELL & LA UDERIDALE. C -. By a look bio our (irocery- Departmlent, .* you wvill find'1Presh IBuckwheat, theO best C heese and1( Macaroni, .lumnbo H ams and11 manIIy other good thhilgs. Colle and1( see. CA LDW ELL & LAUD1ERDJAL.. We hlave too large and1( variedC~ a stock to Cenum~ieralte, lbut if you wvilI COmeC and1 see us3 youm will flind a great (deal to attract, 1, amionig other thlin~g outr .New CarIpet Ex r'. Ilbitor, syhiere youl can1 se a beauitlful Sstock of Carpets iln a very few lmiutes; whlichl, like thme rest of outr goodls, are sold Vat very close p)rics. GIve ius a call. OALDW~ELL & ILAUD)ERDALE. 'HOUSE BIJL DING. 1. N 11 IJ ND)EIIShONED AIIE PR1El'A1H ed to furishl estimaiites and1 to da- all .kInds di of - House Biudling and3 Carpenter d ~ Work. SAll .work entrusted1 to us wvill hlavo ~"PROMPT ATTIENTrION. Satsfactin (QUARANTEED). 1W. A. ROMEDY, Oct 5-txtf W. 11. SMITIIf. -AN - WINTER GOODS. Comn alid see the largest and best so lected stock Mil lie'y, Consisting of Triiuned Pattern liatt aunt Ionlets, [tiln -trimfinell goods,' VcHvei. - ain liibbonMS, Flowers, Tip't, Pils,' i.d and Feath erm, all colors, Cn4*pis, IPitusions, 1I31aCk 111( White I i.ac, IAOVe, Cr*we, Veils, Barege, Tissue 'Id l'aii s iet V ei'in , I lair SwitCelis from. 75 eenls u), 0urls, Banlls Croj nctries for thi 'h'eir, vrpe, aisle anm otlfer 1,:lelhing!4 I) i'w 1fo :h.!, Fleltus, Col larettes 31141 T.;, a1m ai kinds of Faney (.w:ds. at J.111 tO. 4 ) -10.'. ~ i: A full stock vl i* s an:M ises Iltosiry, Bierlin, U,., Siik aund Rid (Iove:, all olorsn11 ew " \x styles;. All as Sortmlentof luulie.s' .,..d Alimes' colorecl and wlito Corsets, all iz.. 114441) SkIrts, Dr-ess tShields and Palpil-ttor:. Iankr lliefs ill vaiety, frulIn ( : ll to *iik. silk Frin.es, iasseinei:t.Arie Triniiuni, Veivet liibbons, lintids 1tntof r Dr s Trit nlii1ngs. Ilttons i gI r:t va.iiety, styles an(d prices, at J. 0. B OA'S. A full stoclk of Noti4 , ; of' all kind". En1lies' I iieni and I,-cc " 'Alars, zephyrs., axony(, l rill and Si.-1 ad llood:s. Chil (1-en':. Zep Ilol ws and ,;:;ciuv's, ShawIs an:d uioulvant 'kirs, at J. 0. BOAG('S. AllkidfWht alWi he IVun. . l~til Ili.h eCilII8 ~ ~ ie lP :,111 niaid ('urtain,!l Urton4, 0, Drvs. Go d 0,o varons f'r.-, tVjj1: an pties, finn Calives, WIVoriutl d, asI I m eeis, Silk:; Mill Satinls-yon (-,Il flindathigo wvant inl that line a1111 nt anly pric.Tes goods wo are deter-mine'd t' "-1 sellchap andit redte stoc)k. ()urt- stock ( 41 5 oes of all kindis wVill b)1, sold at ail helow COS , T, a wel as ieavy piece gollils for MI's war, n1111d otheMi ' g.(oods that. we do not inte.811( k-eeing after pi-senltt stocek of salmie is sold. \e< iteant wIIlt we say. Jf. o. nOA4 F1I FTEEN more of the11 N E W H IGIt ARIM DAVIS MACI INES, Th'le best, Alacine on lthe mlarket, and avsperfect "atisfactionl in Y vr arien.. lIr, anud a geieral favorite Vith tihe ladies. Every Machine VAlIA NT ED ill .evey partienlarIa. No fallily sI 1:l1 be without one. Senlld order or 1omIe all and bluy one. J. 0. BOA61. A. lot of BU(1' E. and lIllN ESS. WA LT FeoR T'aIIEM. J. 0. J3OAG. WHAT IS THIS! Catarrhi, - Asthma, Clergymans' Coughif, Sore TI: oat, Sore Throat, Eoarsenoes Couh, TIghtne - U u Indiestonof Breath, 'Dyspepsia,' - AND 13 A0000 Influenza, Tonf Laryngtis. --Bloodaiffer IMI II I ~m~tn imImii.6gI B REWER'S LUNG RESTORER is entirely vcgctablc, and we challenge the world to produce any thing equal to it for all Throat and Lung Diseases. ~$1.00 Per Bote, o nty& ~LAMAR, RANK IN & LAMAR. *MACON, ATLANTA & AL13ANY, GA. H O~LDA Y [IFTS NICE LOT OF HOLIDAY GOODS TO BE OPENED E O-DA' rO-D)A\ , ODA s O-DAye PRESENTS of all KIND)S! T~hese goods have just been rceivedl and wvill be opened TO-DAY. Nice selection, large assor-t men~ft, BOTTOM PRICES. CALL EARLY. McMA STER, BRICE & KETfCHIN. -ByZeigler Br-ot~hers' Ladles',- Mlsses' adOildren's Filno Slhoes. HR A'TY. TOO MAN NOT ENOU( T'l IS IMORNING AT NINE O'CL( on tle inrkot at a regular sacrifice. WE NE1ED MONEY and MUST LI to get gOOs( it prices only ofeired by MIMT This has been the prediction of sone the conclusion that they were better inl AL L 'PAl.T.'ES IND1)EBJTED TO ONCE. Iespect fully, Oct. Ic)-T. :L. Oct 10 IT STANDS A ~i A MACIL 1N1 RY, (1" A , KINIDS Fo1 , E.AI BY J. F. McMASTER & CO, WVATPEIRTOWN ]'eN(INic. I W 1,ltl I (IGiAT '411Y) .iAULC( PR it :, (. CiA Ih it A 5 N I) 1 t ~ 44lty lt witOty i WIuio'.v ths AGEN1TIS : OR sTlggsiEt, ])H.\NUFA(t'Tl~' lsO PIATF lKA SP I"i' 8'] W.\GOS, luI.\SIS i'TO. EN.'s.T ('N l ) (:::01)0u, :o ewl:0 o h Ntow thtth1olo1i)botaugnn1 anXiarinrsar n OOtDs s.ewl WI t ho tis Iu as a~''~ sugetY I, an WJ. 1/.T. El Tl.a Ia T~ t) cT 'lwI J.!E H CMMN, WMOZAED LI T stone.PIG' stFEeT. W.Ifi.AONN STO1RES R MONEY. MiK I WILL THROW TIS STOCK VE .T. Now, if over, is your time AuG11. H of our competitors. We havo como to ['ormed than we thlouglit they weroc. US WILL PLEASE SETTLE AT ]MIM]AT.ATG-I-. T THE HEAD. ' ,IB:E I " I IT-UIJNNING "DOMESTIC." That, it is the acknowledged Lender in (he Trade i. a fact that. clnilot be (Is puted. MANY IMITATE IT-NONE EQLUAT ITI The' Largest Arnmed The Lightest Liunuing, S 'he nli most, lIeutiful Woodwork. AND IT IS WARICANTED To bile munde ofim bhe itst inadtial~t. .To do any% and llt Mind.. of Work. To be ni p'titi in verI' t '('iy respect. F'or -Sal by J. \l. 1'ATY & CO., Wiinishoro, M. ('. Agntsw.1u1tted in unioenlpied terrilo ry. DOM '-;TNV EI NG MLA IlIlNE CO., Reichmnond, Virginia. WITTKO WSK Y 'I A Rt U C H, IAR T N. C., OIF"El ;'i'is A01DINAltY IN DUCE3.11NTS TO'( PEOPL E W110 A Z 1E DOING T t EIl I TIADNG UY OlILAALOi~iDPlT .\NlN 18 SO AltiIANO H) TIlT "'1 SIING" I1Y MAILl 18 lIEN D)1l11MD EASIERt AND) IS OFTEN TI'lA N IN PElRSON. I.Ei'TEliS 01" 1NQlIlIYi AlV SA M\IP1LES SENTl A NDI 8' ETAATICS GIVE'1'N. WE GUAIi A NTEE SAT I S1ACTiON-DEJL VElII NO PACK AGES FORt OVElt TEN D)OLLAlIS IN A31OUNT', FREE OF EXPRESS Olt MAIL CH'IAlRES. IS NEED)ED TO0 CLOTIIE MEN, YOU'I'IS AND) BOYS, LAD)IES, MISSECS AND) CI111LDREN, IN CLU DiNG A COMPLETrE LINE 0. LAIES' AND) MISSES' UND)EL . WEAR, AND) lAVE THlE BEST DlitESS31AK1NG ESTIAlILS1[~IENT1 IN TIIE SOUTII. SEND) US A TRIAL ORDER. WVITTK4JWSIY 4& IAltUCHI. -TRADE NORMA N'S g 9T RA L D.Z kIC CORDNAL --MA RK offensivo to t het ic,. rompty reievi' ti..-r - ry. Utne.rhret~,Cho' Fl;U'- I1f~a' atah .:t -a -: a. ! iS ar~t: tho }i tes inra .. ' t' or -./ r.~y ) hStN U / C.'. u2,:ai C -.MD tA. Is .it le:.' art -' i N .*..:.a I:; L. . berry W'lin. I a- *; .I *::,fm:.i (l te Pj eind ivl it tconsi:t' . S:ui:ily r.',ani snendedl for fi,'.iLurhuiaat; a, '.i I. Price 25c. and $ .coa i*~ Iol I)y all1rtglati aa~ a k , r: 1:1 :,c. EXld OELf3IOR C01?hrT0QA 00, Soie Proa~leto. MEED) WHEAT AND OATM. . TUS PROFWHEAT AND OATb, .. hap for the CASH. J. F. MoMASTERl & CO. 7,, FOR SALE. ROME-31ADE, White Oat tdl WAGONS. ALSO IN STORE: IADDLES, BRIDLES IIARNESS, ACON, MEAL, CORN, )Y GOODS, NOTIONS, SiOES, INDUCEMENTS FOR CASH. ULYS94SE G. DESPORTES. i REAL REMEDY! 1EITHER MYSTIGA. NOR INDIAN BUT 8O1N- - TiFl1 AND SPECIFIC. L IyEeMEDY if.wr rit .fleaa standinq. L ItLEMIMi1V i:3 yMY pul. at ome, and where best hnow:, i .iohrr d or f its khtd. L 1E1E1;Y drsed bf tho best Physicians and Drt: gists at its ho ae. L IE1 BUY that Mr. C. W. O'Neill, Goodwater, Ala.. sa s raised his wife from an invalid's bed, and ho believcn sarcdcrtgfe. L EEM>Y of which a promhient Atlanta merchant aild, "I would hnvo gives 8500 assoon as I would a nicklo for wbat two bottles of your medicino (d for my daughter." L HEMEDY in regard to which S. J. Cassolli M. D., Druggist of Thomnasville Ga., sas: " can recall Instances in which I fford elef 1r all he usutl remcdfcs had failc. L E lEDY about which Dr. it. h. Forrell, La Grange, Ga., writes: "I have used for the last 20 years the medicine you are putting up and considor it the best conibina ion ever gotten together for the diseased for which it is recom Mended. I RIEIMEDY of which Dr. Joel Branham Atlan ta, said: "i1hat'e examined the rccipe. and have no hesijtation in advising its use, and confidently rocominend it." I IIMEDY which the Rev. I. B. Johnson, near Marietta, (4a., anys he has used in his fam ily with the "utiost satisfaction" and recom mended it to three fainellos "who found it to be lust what it is 1 ccomlended ."I I t1%1aEDY of which Pemberton, Ivorson, & Denison nay: "We have been selling it for many rears. with constantly increasing sales. The ar. .iele saata le with us, and one of absolute merit." i) whlih Lamar, lankin & Lamar Fay '"Wo sold 50gross in four months and never sobi' it in any place hut what it was ivanied agaian & ICEIYby whuich~ Dr. Unatigh,. of LaGrange, (Ga., says: "I cured onn of the most obstihnato cases of VrcAntines MENsTnuAerlox that ever came within my knowledge, with a few bottles.'' I IIMIl)Y of which Dr J. C. Iluab, Notnsulga Ala ., sas: I am fully convincedl that it is un rivaled for that classof diseaseai whtch it claims I ItEItDY aboust which Maj. John C. Whitner, of Atlanta well and favoraly known all over thie United Stales as a~tnerai insurance Agent, s..ya: "I tised this remedyv before the war on a large plantation on~ a great number of casca, altma itht oallt success." 1.it ItII)iY about whIch Mr. 3. W. Strange, o Cartersvlile, Ga., certilies that one bottle cured two members of lis famiilv of menstrual irregu laritv of man y ers standing. I ItEhIEDY tha tis ellE~APEn 'rirAN ANY OTH~rt stim1itictof its' kid in the worldl, beetuso 1 on '2 norru Wi.Eswl, (11THIC 'ia MOST Oi1s'INA'tn cas, 'ilia ont1AT I'ot'UI.An ISE3MEDY 18 hlnADFuI Ii MiA n.,:lIltmU.A-roit, (Womun', Best Friend.) For sale by all D~ruggists. P'rico: Small size 75 cents. 1.age siz 21.50. ole l.'rop'rletor and Manufacturer !. LRADDFIELD, No. 1038H. Pry3or Street, ATLANTA. GA. w t's sizec ac . ha un h enso bhgn c.:v. ;e.. ,... poicoh.buen;the lalanundfwasindve I :'' '~ n t't N:ecil reie ved m y rfmtly.aI n.n-ly . I blnk it Is the greaitest reme'd 'of te4o age C. (I. SPENE I, Sup't. Oas WVorks, Itomno, Ga. e.a.S.cr.. the worst forms of Sce~ fula, Old -. -- lless, lXrmai, 11er pos .t al nilo'od or : :cs.I t (limliniat us I hie P'oison from the -.... ~a: iives it out through~ the po'res of tho l!A I) iSCllOFULA FOl 17 YEAI1S. 1 h:.v' sul-red from facrofula about 17 years. The h-e -al ineanostly contined t o my log and ankles. my. ,l hin bons we'rem covereds with ye 1'kers anyd Q, marl.s(i te icah, amt thei odor' was a/most usn .m Alil rieedies and trenbtments whih ie fikd to do mao any good. A t last, I began laia .8. 1 I., contlinalmg for about four mnonths', and 1Is DE~TlAi N LY WiELLi. I look 8. S3. 5. under In. nuperviion~ of a hysliian of 20 years' active prac Ilce, by your order. P'reviousi to taking 8. 8. 8. 1 at imews couild senrcel y walk. Now 1 c3ta ak a/l day, imd4 lhAave to thsank 29. A. A'. and it onl~ for myj cure. T1iIOS. McFAl LAND, 54 Fonalry Street, Atlanta, Gs. R HE UM A TISM. The scat of this disease is in the Bload. . 2A0.00.) would not purchaso from me wshat . S. S. has errected in my case. 1t cured ma of Malarial Ilthoumiiai. ARItllIS THIOMAS, Editor liepublcan, Springfiold, Tenn. A negro was enrad of a violent case of Riheuma I~tem by . 8. 8. Wltthout the remnedy he would have died. WVM. B.SM iM.D Tonbing~ Shoals, 13. O. Write for a copy of the little book-free. 1J000 REARD will bo paid to an $1 0 Chemist who will find, on anls! of 100 bottles of 8. 13. S., one particle of mercury, iodide poasu r mnrfetance. THE FT PECFICCO.' Drawer 8, Atlanta,' Ga, I I ' Qfcl[8ail Easy ChiI-Birth Thousands of women over the land testi fto tihe wvonderfui effects of this great rem ad;it will aot only shorten labor and lessen th intensat of an and-suflerin beod expression, but seter than all, it hrb greatly diminishes the danger to'life of bot mother and child. This get boon to aut. forig woman is 1ome.L~nknesn4.o Moe'a.Wend. Preoaed andsodbj DnIAnIIrar Atlata, (a. Sold b -ai Druggst rico 1i.50 bottle Be by Jra on recoipt of pte, SEWING1 MYACUJNE$ 1VIALS'of PURE~ SPERM OIL, 01r SWig Machlos, at tel centts got 't ~ I or sale by ,W, 1.AI