The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, April 22, 1886, Image 3
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Tanzs oy Tom NNWS AM. U1 .
Tr-weekly ition, four dollarspor nwm,
in advance. Veekly edition, two -dollars
mo.ent4m In advance; two .4pl1sre SO
ty cents Pr annum, it not Id in ad.
Vance.- : -. .. - -
HATES Yon ApvaTisINo.---Ohe dollar.
per luich (solid minion) for the first. inser
tioi, and fifty cents per Inch for each s,
.ogule it Iusertion. These rates apply.
milve)isoments of every charaot4r; and are
payabit~ stictly In advi ce. Obituaries
.id trillytes of res et are charged for as
.Alvertsiaments. Marrlage notices, and
dinsple, annaour.ceuionts of deaths, are pub.
li1ied free, an# are solicited. Liberalterms
or contract advertisenents.'
.e A .IdvertisesnenBI5.
Magnolia lams-McCarley & Co.
Attention-U. E. Ketchin, Score
ary.
The Proposed hiange-J. M. Beaty
& Bro.
.ocs Arlols.
--Thie weather Is Inclined to make
the average man seek the shade.
-Job work done In the latqst and
neatest syle at the offiee of THE Nzws
AVID HERALD.
-Teachers' pay certiilcates and ap
proved county paper bought for casb.
* RAGsDALE & RASDALE.
-The Prefident has appointed Mr.
Thos. N. Youngblood postmaster at
Chester, vice S. B. Lumpkin.
- -1t is now ascertained that Collec
tor Bradley will be confirmed by the
-Senate without opposition.
' -The blackberry season will soon
open, and the average small colored
child will rejoice in their abundice.
-Mr. J. Alexander, of Philadelphia,
is visiting the Rev. J-. T. Chalmers.
- We with him a pleasant visit In our
town".
- -LBase ball Is all the rage li our
Southern cities. Can't Winnsboro get
up a team and try some of the League
games?
-Parties who deal in fine chickens
Iuform us that they can har4ly keep up
with the orders for White Leghorn
egg at $I per sitting.
-The farmers' movement still booms
In differeit portions of the State, and*
all parties are looking forward to the
convention next week.
-We have been informed by a gen.
tieman who claims to be authority on
such subjects, that there are forty-three
marriagablelyoung ladies in our town.
-Do't.fail to attend the.- farmers'
* eting on Saturday morning; also
mecting of the Survivors' of the
'eith Regiment South Carolina Vol
cers.
It is about time that our candidates
handing in their nominations by
deskr people", to our office for
cation. The sooner the-better, and
ore the merrier.
it effort to reduce tie appropria
rCharleston harbor from $250,
~100,000, w as defeated in the
''Tuesday. Only one member
to get a g~ood
op Buggy, Th.e.
nut Seat Buggy~,
or Farmer's Wagoni,
cheap for cash or bankable
papr, romJ..O0. BOAG.
ON WITu THE Won.-A well has
been commenced near the building in
pharsuance-of the.declion of the com
mittee appointed by the .Mount Zion
Society, that it dould be preferable to
a cIstern. It ,will be completed us
early as possible in order to furnish
water in preparing the mortar for the
noew building.
Ion.-ThIs well knuown sign has re
cently been placed ini position by the
proprietor of the Winnsboro Ice Hlouae,
informing the pulic wvhere to keel)
cool during the summer. Ho has- a
* good supply, gathered from our own
peity during the winter, and will be
lato furnish it'in anay quantities .to
odMitizens at. reasonable prices.
Pittas.-As 1 itomnary, the Gor
don Light Inthiii'y will offer a anm
ber of prize thitk fe'ar for the best
marksmen in. the company; also for
the best among the ladies who partici
* ate. .These prizes are, on -oehibition
at the store of Messrs. Conner &k
Chandler, and will, be found quite
nice. See them and maake a good
~re. -__
--Mrs. Boag has now oeigged her
stock of Spring and Summet' NIllnery,
(d Mss' kWes1eitilly invites the
- inspection of her- friends and patrons
generaliy. Call early, and be suited.
A full. si~e of,Dry Goeds, Fancy
Goods,. eo~n, Groceries, and every
thihig usilty fomud'l"in the general
merqhandise line.- Alt to be found at.
the stor0 of J. '0 O. Boag, as low as tie.
lowest. -.*.
DnATI---WO were'sorry to learn of
the ddath of Ralph Madden, infantof
Mr.' and Mrs. John 'Vinson, which
occurred on Monday last. - He had yt'
been well for several months, and
wheni pneuronia net in a little more
than two weeks ago, it was found that
he would not be able to stand tiib
disease. 'The remains were Interd Sit
White 04k on Tuesday. The bereav d
arents have the sympsthy of a hbob of.
lends in their loss.
*k yf~k Window Shutter.
- a man's rheumatic
t', hare. Hinges old,
~Wand badly need olng.
lin the biodd. A man
Who , ccouhtL is worth re
airing> h repairing can be doce
out the pains 4 Wfka completer4
Aenuourmu --The monthly report
of the Agriculturai Department of
South Carolina has just been received
at this ofice. It contains the analysis
of 'commercial fertilisers, beside, a
number of ,articles on agrcultural
sribjsets. 'Aiong.the number we may
mention the translation, by Mr. Chazal
State chemist, of the report of th6
French Minister on agriculture on the
mildew on grapes and its remedy. The
w,hole sheet is nicely gotten up.
NEw ADVERTIsRMENT.:- We call at
tention to theannouncement of Messrs.
J. M. Beaty & Br., found in anothei'
column. They propose to -make an
iMprovement on their building, and
t0 do this It becomes necessary to re
uce their stock. Until the 1st May
they will offer rare bargains In theIr
line of goods,. and the people of Fair
field would do.well to take advantage
of the opportunity of getting good
bargains.
Read the new advertisement of
Messrs. McCarley & Co., and see what
they are offering ta the grocery line.
Parties will do well to call and exam
ine their stock.
A CARD .ARM "APr. MWArRKIN,
Mfeasles. Editors: The letter of my
friend, Maj. T. W. Woodward, whidh,
through your kindness, recently ap
peared in the columns of your interest
Ing paper, was not intended by me to
be published; but since it has been, will
you kindly grant me a small space to
bespeak for it, if any should deem it
worth notice, a just and fair criticism?
I am aware that, in the present status
of the Farme's' Movement, it Is very
natural for others to closely watch
every step, and perhaps be too prone
to interpret what is not so intended,
as aptagonistle to them. A just inter
pretation of ny letter contains the re
mark that it is not an attack on the
.lavyers, but a plain setting forth of a
state of affairs of which the lawyers
are the chief instruments-I cheerfully
add, the able and honorable instru
mente-upon who m the aforesaid letter
In no wise seeks to cast censure. I
would do violence to any own convic
tions of right and justice, it making an
attack on them, that would convey, by
the faintest implication, the im'pres
sion that I favored a movement that
would exclude them "root and branch"
from office or would have as a result
the inhibition to the courts even to
constwe the laws. Personally I en
tertain only kind feelings for the
lawyers. I flatter myself I have
some good and true friends among
them. As a class they are gentlemen
of ability, culture and refinement
worthy to participate in the ofices and
the management of public aflairs, and
I have no doubt will always do so.
But it is manifest, and to none, I sus
pect, more clearly than to the lawyers
themselves, that our government is an
oligarchy. Hence as true patriots,
and I know they are as true as anty
other class of our citizens, it is confi
dently hoped not only that they will
not oppose, but will reely give their
pawerfml aid to cure this evil.
.Friend "Tqnant" thinks it unfortu
nate that I used the ex pression, "a
government of the people for the pee
bolO, by the people" etc., as the law
yoh'., will try, as be alleges, to make
out - M 'tit is iniconsistent with the
thirteentn, four.teenth and fifteenth
amendmea to thieConistitutioni of the
United States I ama sure I correctly
apprehend "T- 'b~ meaning. I am re
luctant to accept te utional deduction
from this lattguage. .amv~ correct,
however, I will attempt to reasn
"T." by the suggestiob that if the
government of thne State by the Demo
cratic party is consistetnt with the
aforesaid amendments, then the lan
guage of my letter, as quoted above, is
conihtent with them also.
The further deduction that may pos
sibly be drawn from "T.'s" language,
Viz., that the Jawyers will encourage
dissensions, and 'hold over us the
menace of negro rule, if there is an
attempt to disturb tihe present oligar
chy; or, in other words, that they will
ruin, if they cannot rule, 1 reject as
unworthy of consideratiott. Itf this is
"T.'s" meaning, let me assure him that
lie does this most worthy class of our
citizens profound~ injustice. None will
more vigoro usly oppose such an effort
than they.
'HAYNE MOMEERIN.
Monticello, AprIl 17, 1886.
ATTENTION I
Winsboro Steamn Fire Engine Co.
A SSEMBJLE at your Engine House this
L.I-Thaursday afternoon at 4 o'clock for
ercie. Members will appear in caps and
By order of the President:
HI. E. KETCHIIN,
Aph22tlt Secretatry.
MAGNOLIA RAMS.
FRESH AND CHEAP.
MACKEREL, MACKEREL,
FROM NO. 1 TO NO. 3.
We also ke'ep constantly on hand tihe best
~LOUR, CORN, , MEA L,
BUCOKWSEAT, WHiEATBRtAN4
* SYRUP AND LIME.
OGBURN'S FIRST GRADE
R CEWING TO3BACOO.
95luAPC FOR 'OASII.
.kcOiR1IUY & CO..
XALSOINE.
ONEJ THOUSAND POUNDS TJNTED
DOLORS OP KA LSOMINE.
ALSO,
A full and new supply of Oold and
Bronie.Paint and Diamond Dyes, just re
received at the Drtig Store of
W. E. AIKEN.
_I~E E, R4
ws a e. Um
ea "f="
to erw oe WAET AP Ta.
~.haus i % f o lrasf ofbe e. o nd
s La . I ius a ca o anseeV .
ta&~ e ru _._a oeor fene e mo
ow.gm 310rk HUso3noReBT AL.
letru.Dsawey e"a Malrta Toohig Vatwlto
AUR E
B I Dda hl haftt nkV. inda E origin.
SllYcausedbyadlsorderedcondjtionof the LIVER.
For oale t. of this kind uch asTopity ot
UM Liver. BPlune. Nervous Propr die s.
4 r . fthe Dowels . onstipation. latu.
Th.oats cvand Burning of the stoasch
(sometimes calUd Heartburn). Miasma. aara
Bloody Flux Ohilla and Fapvr e GrakboncFeer,
Exhaustion before or after Fevers, Chronic Mar
rhosa. Low of Appetite, Headache. Foul Breath,
Irremularities incidental to Females. Bearing-down
FlSoh.&., al. STAD0IGCE E'S A URANTI I
i Pinvaluable. Itisnotapanacaforaldlses.
bu ars isfafee of the LIVER
WlH~fWTOWACH and BOWELS.
It changes the, complexion from a waxy, yeow
tFre, tsha ruddy, healthy color. Pt entirely emoves
low, gloomy spirits. It is one of the BEST AL
TERATIVES and PURIFIERS OF THE
BLOOD, and Is A VALUABLE TONIC
STADICERYS AURANTD
ForaebyallDrukl.ts. rioed.OO perbottl
0. F. TADICE, Proprietor,
140 So. FRONT ST., Philadelphia, Pas
THE S UBSCRIBER
TAKES PLEASURE IN NFORMIN
TILECITIZENS Y
Thae isl reFist-Cons otel ein
iC oubarunt$1.erDy
- rns OW EADpoRETAOl.
ingrs Cfrmeng thf pferpeoo Frafeld
OTEans Choowe prad o cove
bohpranietfa id and xtransetbores,
ted urdinehs jutbenrpane
and pt n rat-artenda Bhohout
Ch ale Fris anspd V thblces
thatthe gocal any nterghbodsrigf markes
will bhe sodot the guest.c orC~
OYRSERSNALE
Frsheo the pubmc ptaek, frm
Norcfolk. slcTe ,,erae L
F. W.HABENIITProprietor.
TOLTMHEAPUBLIC.
R EARECTFULYINFOPRT THE
pulcth hotaeColdenathre stor gnet
Sitution qt. fM~re oadw
The conuy ais-lssHtli
T FE NDRSIGNEAS TAER.ES
in informkeeg noe peopl good arielad
hask take harge of the INatonage
ILOTL nd i F.o p BOLrd T.ev
TRUEI'DTLFOUKU.
TIE GRAND JURY OF FAIRFIELD
County, State of South Carolina, for the
year 188', in examining public buildings
find that the NEW HOUSE recently
opened by
GROESCHEL & Co.,
next doore to Dr. W. E. Aiken's Drug
Store, as a
]SESTAWUItA NT, BlAR
-AN D
BI LLIARtD ALOON,
found'that it i8 neatly and properly kept,
and that the proprietors do all in their
power to. please their customers by serv
ing them with the best
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS
. AND TOBACCO,
and give the LARGEST MEAL and the
BIGGESTf PIINK for less money than
any Housa in the County. Therefore, we
recommend the public to patronize them.
DAVY JONES, Foreman.
Bltterfly of Fashion
SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT
Of my large assortment of Spring and
Summer btock of Clothing for men
youths and boys. This is the best assorted
stock of Clothing you will find anywhere
in the State. Having purchased from the
leading and most rel[able manufactures of
the country, enables me to show the most
complete'assortment in styles, designs in
patterns and Ii'st class in workmanship
that has ever -been shown bofore. These
garments are placed on the counters and
ready for your critical inspection. The
variety of these garments are so great that
I will only attempt to give you an idea of
a few leading articles. The One-Button
Cutaway will be the leader in cutaway
frock sfit: They are made from imported
Corkscrew Whipcord, Cheviot and Broad
wall in all -the prevailing shades; while
the Sacks are cut square, and round corn
ers are made of the same goods as the
above. Cttaways, Including fancy patterns
in Worstod antl Cassimeres.
Mdy Hist sto'k is filled wvith choice novel
ties in -thie -light -weight. Stiff Hlats in
Pearl, .r~io Mixtures, Brown and
Black. 'me y~ earl Casshinere Beavers at
$3.50), mdde in the latest spring s'apes.
Gents' Furnishing Goed s and Shoe De
partmient are coluplete with all the novel
loes of the season. When in the city call
and look through this eminent stock. It
will be a. pleasure to show you through,
whether you purchase or not.
Rtespectfally
ihr. L. KINARD,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
JUST RECEIVED I
One Cask Terment's XXX Por
ter, Imported, one Cask Bass Pale
po rted, one Cask Mihvam~u
'.3i9; 6anW 5Gsk7Ross's
iger Ale, Imported, one
Cn sk Export Lager Beer, at F. W.
Habenicht's Saloon.
HOUSEKE EPERS
WILL FIND EVERYTHIINtG
they wish in the Stove and Kitebien Fur
nishing line in my store. Call and exam
ne the -follow ng novelties:
Enter prise Iron Coffee Mills,
Victor Rotary Solve,
Slaw Cutters
Towel Racics and Bars,
Granite Ironware,
Grtnite Iron Preserving Ketttles,
(lighter, nlce'r, safer than brass or enam
Stove PIpe Shelves,- ld n hae.
Yellow Bakeis
--Self-Basting trollers
* (fits the stove-hole),
Apple Corers, Cake Cutters,
Butter Prins Wood Spoons,
Heavy Milk Pans and the
Unrivalled Union Churn.
Baskets, Wood and Cedarwaro reduced
to close out.
The ONE-HORSE LEADER PLOW is
blhe plow to bed up cotton and corn ground
md work it. You wish a STOVE to bake
well and not smoke, therefore get one
rromn mne and run no risks. I have them
from $11 up.
J1. N. C'UMMINGS.
GENERAL
[aurnce Agency
ENSURE your' life in the EQUITABLE
GAIE of New York, one of the strongest
md most rellable Companies in the world.
I'ry a
SE MI-TONTiNE .POLICY2,
ion-forfeitable after three annual pay
nents.
Insure your Property against damage
~rom fire and ligbtning.
Policies written in reliable, prompp-pay
ng congpauies at the -lowest rates allowed
y Southeastern Tariff Asso'ciation.
J. C. CALDWELL,.
May19txly Insurance Agenti
mar b e e .- -.
THE
NORMAN PERCHERON STALLIO14
"MAJOR"
May be found as follows, until further
notiee:
Winnsboro, March 29-31.
Blackstock, April 1-3.
Bell's Bridge, April 5-10.
Winnsboro, April 12-14.
Blackstock, April 15-17.
ell's Bridge AIril 19-24.
Winnsboro, il 2G--28.
Blackstock, Aril 29, 30, May 1.
ell'a Blidge, May 3--8.
Winnsboro, Mayl 0-12.
Blackstock, May 13-15.
Bell's Bridge, May 17-22
Winnsboro, May 24-26.
Blackstock, May 27-29.
Other appointments will be announced
hereafter.
"Major is a beautiful red bay, black
imane and tall, nine years old, a good
walker, and works well'in harness. He
was bred and raised by E. Dillon & Co
Bloomington, Ills.; was Hired by celebrated
St. Laurent, a horse whose reputation and
record as a breeder are not excelled by
those of any draft stallion on the Conti
nent. St. Laurent is also the largest lieov
lest-boned and most powerful 1Rorman
horse ever imported to the United States.
Notwithstanding Major's immense size lie
possesses mrny ine points soldon found in
so large a horse-such broad, flat legs,
massive (uarters, wonderful shoulders
rising well on the wothers, elegant arched
neck, a fine head well set on, largo, expres
sive eyes, for which his colts are all noted.
Terms--Twenty dollars insurance, or
fifteen dollars season.
Mares from a distance will be pastured
on reasonable terms.
IL R. ADAMS,
Mar23tx3n Winnsboro, S. C.
GENERAL!
To be found at F. W. Habe
nicht's: Fine Ginger Brandy,
Blackberry Brandy, Old Whiskies,
Pure Rums, Pure Gins, Tolu Rock
and Rye, Tolu Tonic, Cider, Port
Wine, Sherry Wino, Seltzer Wa
ter, Ales, etc., generally kept in a
first-class Liquor Establishment,
at F. W. Habeniclit's.
TRADE -4MARK.
lua'taihne growingCountries oduropt
tsezorthisMedicated.waioisunivors
Itts esmposedotiemustapprovea
VEGETABLE TONICS,
whibifrointroduceljnto a1=0
generousivio. The very- most
11?,
I0YA CR" N -RaRKa
being its medicalhasiitis cenidendly
reconmndo&as acur andprnventive a
F"EVER AND AGU E,
anaallatherdiseases originating from
mialarious causes
For purifyingthe
33140 O'o
uuinimprovingthe Scretioni,CFirunin,
Rheumatism,Bloodpoisoning~a certain
cuorfarDyuopsia,Cramp mnte atomanh,
aninamediaturuliuffor Dysenty ,Calla,
Cholera-anariusanakindrgd disaso,
General WeakcnessNervous and Mental
Dlehblity~a souveraignremudhfor Liver'
Oomplaint.anadiases ofiha ludniaamn
excallmntappetiuer,and1a,
TON IC
without a rivalt'
inshortlmrtnvigorating alltha~fmotions
oftthe system, it ia unequalled,
AsmaUllwnf-issaulhetm
7dWAZ CINCHONA CORDIAL CO.
_Prie r Btt i $ .0.
CIGARS! CIGARS!!1 CIGARS'
Good Cigars at 24. cents aieci
good Cigars 3 for 10 cents, gc
Cigars at 5 cents apiece, fine Ci..
gars 3 for 25 cents, fine Cigars 2
for 25 cents, Superior- Cigars 1 for
25 cents, at F. W. Habenichut's
Saloon.
Charlotte, Columbia & Auitusta U. lI
S C11EDULE IN EFFECT OCTO(BER 4
1885,--Eastern Standard Time.
GjOING NORTU.
NO. 53, MAi, AND ExPRE~s.
Leave Augusta...........9.10 ai. mi.
Leave W. C. &. A. Junction. 1.12 p. mn.
Arrive at Colmbia......... ... .. 1.22 p. in,
Leave Columbia............. .1.32 p. mn.
Leave Kilian's......... ......... 1.58 p. mn.
Leave By thiewvood............2.13 p. mi
Leave Rdgeway................. 2.34 p. mn.
Leave Simpson's.............2.47 p. ni.
Leave Winnsboro ... .............3.02 p. mn.
Leave White Oak...............3.22 p. in.
Leave Woodward's ...... ... .... .3.43 p. mn.
Leave Blackstock ... ... ... ..... .. 3.50 p. mn.
Leave Corna's...............3.58 p. mn.
Leave Chester................4.15 p. mn.
Leave Lewis'...........4.32 p. m.
Leave Smith's................4.40 p. in.
Leave Rock lHill............ ..... 4.56 p. m.
Leave 1l.rt Mill............. .5.20 p, mn.
Leave Piincv ................5.40 p. mn.
Arrive ni '.iamrlotte............00 p. in
Arrlve .. Statesville............ .9.35 p. in
GOING SOUTrH.
NO. 52, MAIL AND EXPRMss.
Leave Statesville.............7.45 a. mn.
Leave Charlotte..............1.00 p. m
Leave Piuevilie.......... .....1.27 p. m1
Leave Fort Mill............. ...1.44 p. mn.
Leave Rock 11111........... ...2.02 p. mn.
Leave SmIth's................2.22 p.mi.
Leave Lewls'.................2.30 p mn.
Leave Chester.............. .2.44 p. mn.
Leave Cornwall's... .... ......03 p. m.
Leave Blackstock.. ..... .... .3.12 p. m.
Leave WVoodward's...........3.18 p. mn.
Leave WhIte Oak ................3.30 p. mn.
Leave Winnsboro............. .3.48 p. nm.
Leave Simpson's... . ............4.03 p. mn.
Leave Rtidgeway..............4.16 p. m.
LeaveBIlytewood............4.32 p. m.
Leave Kllian's. .. .. ...........4.49 p. in
Arrive at Columbia............5.15 p. m,*
Leave Columbia....... .......5.25 p. mn.
Leave WV. C. & A. JunctIon ......~ , p. ma.
Arrive at Aumgusta....'.." C. j. mn.
Connectlon ls nowv made at 6bd r(by
trains 52 and 53) for Lancaster1 an inter
mediate poInts on C. & C. Rt. R., and foi
all points on C. & L.. R. R. as far as New.
ton, N. C.
C. WV. CHIEAIS, Ashist. G. P. A.''
0. RI. TALCOTT, Superintendent.
D. CARDWELL. A. 0.-P. A.
* ONE BARREL
Pure Old Mountain A pplo Bran
av., inat in. F. W. HabheninMi.
THE PROPOSED - - CHANGE
-OF OUR
BUIL DING
WILL CURTAIL OUR STORE-ROOM DURING
the progress of the work. We must reduce our
STOCK UNTIL SATURDAY, NAY Iste
We will sell our entire stock of Notions, Hosiery,
Laces, Edgings, Dress Goods, Table Damask, Toweling,
Etc., at COST
FOR CASH.
All other Dry Goods, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats,
Trunks, Etc., will be greatly reduced. Our entire stock of
Shoes will be offered at QUICK SELLING PRICES.
Many Job Lots will be sold at and BELOW COST to
close them out. Come and see-we have determned to
sell.
No Goods will be CHARGED at the reduced prices.
Respectfully,
April 22, 1886. ____J. M. BEATY & BRO.
TEADE WITH
0$ P, VIILLIFORD o.
'lEY WILL SAVE YOU MONEY.
I1 BUY EI1S 1) ELI iTEl, and lookers surprised. All classes struck dumb
withl astonishmst. 'hey all say our prices tire right. So mazke tracks for noveltIes
und BARGAINS. Oiserve some or our prices: 5 (tozen slendid Corsets only 25
cents each. 240 ice ( ape May Straw Hats at 15 vent" ce I. A large .Joh Lot of
Fipo Felt Iats worth $3.00, will i' sold for $1.0io. STACKS OF STIAW GOODS
C2I IEA 1.&
A go d Whit t Shirt worth 75 <vets for 501 cents, and the best $1.00 Sh11.i, in the
worldl. Bloiund to keep the batll rolling.r
I leadquarters for flne Laces and Embroiderings. - Glad and willing to show you.
Do not spend ia ent. until you look over them.
AG A IN, look at onr S tock of Dress (;oods, Calicoes, ( nighiams, White and
Figured Lawns. They atre captivaling, enchanting and fascInating.
NOTIONS, NOTIONS-Tlhey are exquisite, aid the great assortment strikingly
(IRAND. Large Faney Dress Wlutions and snall ones to match. Large quiantities
of Bleached and Unbleached D iomnestles in which we shall not be undersold. Best.
French Shoe Polish only cents. est Sperm Oil for Sewing Machies-only 10 cents.
REMEMBElR, we keep the best. assortmeint, of Gentlenen's Furnishing Goods In
Town. A large lot of Gents' Linen Standing Collars at 5 cents each--all sizes.
Let there he a generous response to our GIRAN 1) OPENING. We show what
we advertise. Cute earl -comue quick. Glad to show you-glad to see you.
Q. D. WILLIFORD & CO.
GRAND ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
-AT
PRICES GUARANTEED TO BE THE LOWEST !
JUST R ECEIVED :Choicest utand latest styles Dress Goods, Buntiugs, Cash
nmeres, Black and Wh'lite oods1, ILaces, Edgings, Allovers, 'Table Damas s uilIts
Towels, D)oylles, (ents' aind ILadIes' Underwear, Tritni
comlte line of D)ontestic Goods. g. , ,oi. c s, and) a nt a
T~l L fOET AND (C V CST LINE O.' STRAWJHAT%
O'ES, MEN AD CILDREN IN TO WN.
yIo a se thi. IE rll nav you frotm 10 to 29 per cent. If you will only buy
tr Next door to Winnsboro National Batnk. .A.EEN RX
IT- STAN~DS AT THE HEAD.
THlE
LIGHT-RUNNING 'DOMESTIO !
Thh ii nht shws the new~ style of
wo~od wor~mk the companyitt Is no~w intro
dui.,
A l'ITISTlIC'A L LY HIEAU I' l L
WITIIOUTI A PEERB.
It its~ati mechanical ccrmnltructiott it has
nuo rival.
IZ.( '~I'lE NEW LINE OFi ATTACi I.
muets that. tre tnow being daiated wlith
thle D OM ESTIIC arte slcI alties. No
thr mnachlne htts thenm. [IThese tt arih
mtents tandi thme
.'NEW WOOD WORK
utake thte D)ONESTiC more thtatn evet
without question. thte acknow ledlged
standairdl of excellence.
For tMale by J. M JJEATY &r BRO., Wininsboro, N. C.
' t-Agents wamnted1 In nntoccutpled terrItory. Address DOMESTIC SEWING MA
CH INE COMP'ANY, 909 Main Street, RIchmond, Via. Mty23-1y
B UCK-THoRN FEN CE I~"AA""id
East tobutd SImple 10rpir Anyobriht erard omoor m a fam and cnboa chcot.
Writ for Samplo and oircular. The Buck-Thorn Fenoe Co., Trenton, N. J.
Ti'lls ai bovei iand RIbbon Wire (same style wvIthoeut barbs) Grape Trellis Wire,
Sheet 1ron, Black and GalvanIzed Russia Iron, TIn Plate, Val l Tin,cte.
JOHNSNPS ANODYE
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to n o rnal at. onah k hmi the0 . 0~ T* abon
us n u emoe
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Digarettes, at F. W. Habenicht's. F. W. HABENIGHT, Proprietor