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S 19WSANl1 HB A LD WINNSBORO, S. U. P. M.1113OPlIot$OI. J. sj. DA VIB, P. it. uRioE, t - t LdltOr Saturday, May 19, . 1ta88. The restdential Outlook. Delegates have becn appointed t< the Democratic National ,Convoition, which is to meet at St. Louis ont the 6th of'June, by only a few States, but everythiny indicates that Mr. Clove land wilt bb nominated on the first balt,_, and without opposition. Though the Republican Convontl6m is not.to Iheet till a fortnight later-~oi the 19th of June-delegates havw already been chosen by nearly a dozer States, among which are Maine, Ver mont, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania Ohio, Mississippi,Arkansas and Texas The proceedings in the conventions o every one of those States show tha there Is an overwhelming,..sentimen throughout the country in favor of thn renomination of Mr. Blaine. In Oho it is true, the convention instructei the four delegates at large to voto fo ..the renomination of John Sherman but it Is manifest that even in thai State Blaine has the heart of the Re publican voters. In Maine, Vermon and Massachusetts he Is clearly thi first, if not the only, choice of him party, and the sentiment in favor o his nomination seenms to be gathering force every day. When his name was first mentionet in the Massachusetts Convention thort was "a tremendous outburst of ap, planse. Cheer after cheer was given and thu enthusiasm was unbounded.' Way down in Texas, the same day the convention chose delegates at large every one of whot is in favor o Blaine,-the telegraph says that wher the President spoke of hin as "th< Plumed Ilnight," "men and womet rose to their feet, waved their hand kerchiefs, and shouted themselvet hoarse, while the colored delegatet went wild with delight." The Penn sylvania Convention did not instruc its delegates for any one, but the feel ing of the convention in favor 0 Blaine was unmistakable. From all these facts it Is plain: thal nothling stands in the way of 1r'. Ilaine's renoini alion at Chicago but his ow i expressed deternination not to be a candidate, and evidence is accumuilat ing daily that his friends intend to nominate himim anhvw. The New York 'l'Tribnc cones out norc openly for this every day ; and sitnul. taneisl y wit hi the demionsteratiions i.. his favor in laissachunseth, P'ennsiyl. v'ania anid T1exas, WValker Bilaiue tleb. grap)hs t 1the pi'ess from Chiengo thlu his mnothe*r wrote to blin fromi italy not three we.eks ago that Mr. Blaint wias in perfect health ; and Mr. Manly, a devoted frienid dlown in Mlainie, says t hat lhe has a letter froma Mr. Blune, dated at Florence on the 12th ot April, in which he speaks of' himself as being "in the best of' health and sirits."' 41nd now comes Mr. Chaum sey M. Depewv, wvhose friends have been quite active and hiopelbil of late, anid says, ini response to the question whether lie would refustle the Republican noimina tion if' it were tendered to him: "At this stage, I am not1 going to refuse it, for the siinple reason that it has yet not been tenderiedl to me. Mr. Bline has a perfect right to refuse it. Hie is the recognized leader of his party, has held ofilke, and is a public man; but considering that I am mereily a private citizen and have not held( ofilce for a periodl oft twenty years, I should he an egregious~ fool to refuse a nomintionwhichhasiot yet been offred mxe. Bebiles, I am a Blamne man first, last and all the time. All miy p)residential preferences are for Mr. la ie.* I never exp)ect to get the iioination, but firmly believe that Mr. Blaine will.". ' "Then you dlon't, think that Mr'. Blainie's let ter wvas shichere?" "Most assuredly I do think it was sincere; but mark yon, Mr. Blainie niever said lie would refuse the nlomfi liationi; lie merely said that his nanme would not be presented to the Coil vontion. If~ Mr. Bllaine is drafted for' service, so to spieak, if his nomnination is uaniinous, I have lie doubt thlat lie wili accept it andi that lhe wvill be the candidate for the Riepublican party this faill. .'YTou know this convention will b,e entirely differenlt from any of its pr1e decessor'e. In the convenions prior1 to 1884 there was no doubt of the election of the nominee. The nomni nation of a candidate at the conven tioni practIcally meant his election, and to secur~e the nomination there was a great deal of tighting among the various factions and cliques. But, the election of 1881 changed all this, and at the coming convention I be lieve there will be anl utter absence oif cliques and factions, but, instead, an honest desire on'the part of the dele gates to choose a man who Is likely to carry the Republican party back to. power. It is all very well to talk of 'mavorlie sons.' No 'doubt they can each carry 11l01lr respective States, but v, hat we want Is a man strong enough to carry niot only his owvn btate, but thei entire country, and I thinikMr. Blamue is the mait who can do this, and that is why I favor his lnmiation." N. Y', Globe. TAE. Brazilan Seniate has passed, by a hiandsomie majority, the bill to eman elpate all the shaves in the realm. At preOsnt thiere js snot miore than a .half million slaves worth about $200,000, 000, and the bill will give these slaves a long-desired liberty. The work of e1mancipatinlg them has gone steadily on for more than twety years, and leaves Cuba and Porto Rico the only countries in the new world ill which The state Convention. Sta ..Democratic Convention, h1 met ip Col lmbia oi. Tars dy, o 8 skid to ht vbO 0ou9 oqf tho finest n oig i n . hitgtilgent<body of dl enghis as se.bled at_the eapi"' f tal4sinco' red tetion, and their Z work shows themi to be men who are k not only Intelligent and fine looking, T but men who wont to. perform a 1! duty, which they did to the highest satisfaction of the ieople of South p Carolina. .t It was -composed of representative a men, from all sections of the State, I who have tho'State's interest at heart IL and who would refuse under all cir- t' oumstances to bow to the prejudicos a -.f demagogues amid political offlce- l 'scekers, no matter where they come 0 from,. as the work which they. did. will amply show. The lion Y. J. Pope, of New berry, was unanimously elected temporary chairman, which was afterwards made f permanent. After expressing his a thanks to the Convention, lie an t nounced that it was ready for busi I Messrs. Jas. F. Hart, L. W. Daw- e son, Wilie Jones and C. A. Woods were elected by Aclamation as dole gates-at-large to the National Convon toion. ''ho ,Congressioila1 Districts pre t sented the following names as dele gates,whieh were unanimously elected: First .)itrict-F. W. Wagoner, rG. 'T' Graham. - Secord District- M. 1. McSn eeny, t A. S. Seigler. Third District-J. K. '. Goggans, )r. O. M. Doyle. Fourth District-Col, Jn,. T. Sloan, Jr., N. B. D)ial. Fifth District-Leroy Spring.i, \f. L. T. Prince. Sixth Distilet-11. W. Edwards, II. L. Buck. Seventh District-Win. Elliott, Alth-. mont Moses. After a heated discussion, a resolt- f tiot to nominate State officers by theo ptimnary system was dufeated by the 2 handsome mnajor'ty of 207 to 83. As a kind of compromise the friends of 1 the convention plan introduced a reso lution, which was ullnanlimously adopt ed, providing for a canvass from aspi rants for State oflics before the peoplo before the convention to nominate State ofil:ers. It. only provides for one meeting in each Cungressional I)istrict, but. does not prohilbit other meetings, and the peolle will doubt less hear from all enmlidates in their own county seeking State nomina tious. After adoptingy resolutions endors ing President. Cleveland and the Mills bill, the Conv ~ention ailjournmed sinc die. Thela minag wais;a wise, conserva tive onei, andi tho peopale should coin gratulate theimselves on i.ending such a body of men01 t) represenit thim. Taxji Ohio Democracy are at last sol id for Clevehaind, iad in unmisataka ble language enadorso his admuini3tria tion. The Mills bill is asoe endorsed and thle message of thle Presidenit ap-, i roved ini hearty termis. Who niowp canI reCfuiso su1 lpport Ihe tarmill' reduc- 0 tion bilt1? T1itic Generr.l Assemibly of the South- 1 ern Presbyterian Church mlet In Blalti more on Thu rsday. 1mpIortanit, busi- ( ness wvill comae uip for consideration at (ho present meeting, among which we might mention the matte'r of Dr. Wood row's evolution theory. Tfnx German Emper)0ior hats siil an othier lease of life. Should lhe recover tho lans or a nmumber of promiintlO German statesmeni would fall to the ground and give way to tne senti ments of the present lCmperor. REiCEWir delClopmient s plda 'T'reas ureOr Tate's defaiiltionl a't treasurer' of Ke.nttlCky at $250,000.) CRONLYIT'ILf IT Mmg. We have had11 good rainus u hich makes everyting~ look more cheerful. G ar denis are looking well, and thle late rainis are bri ng~ ing out the sprinug oats. The late plainting of cotton is coming upl good stands, while the early p)lant ing is a very bad stand.- A good many ii are planting over. Cornm Is looking " well. Everybody hnas plenty of work Mr. J. D. Smith, from MisssippI, is in this p)art of the county organiiziing Farmers' Alliances. Jio organized an Allhance at Beaver Creek church with some thirty or forty members, and Ci one at Cool Branchi with twventy-two membord. All seein to be wvell pleased with it and think it will work out muclh good for the farmers. Dr. RI. W. Coleman hae made ar rangements ro move in (lie "Corinor," and Dr. 0. W. lill has also naade ar ran)goeolta to move in the "'Corner." ha I am afraid we will have a great deal of sickness-:too manydcostob healthy. i otist eS Ottr school at Cool Braanchl will close in about two weeks and will take a (Iil vacation for et month oi- two. - Work hlas begun on che G. C. & N.~ Rlaihoad between'O)hoster and TBroad Rlver. . o. - Mirs. Phoboe ChIesley, Peterson, Clay county, Iowva, tolls the following renm(irka blo story, the truth of which is vouchied for by the residents of the town: "I am 73 Sr years old, have been troubled WvIth kidney M comiplaint~ andi hamonees for many years; di could not dress nmyself .without help. Nowv tIh I anm free fro,s allI pin and s(ireness, andt am abo'to do all my nwn~ h'usolvork. I ... oWe hny thanles to Electric Bitters 'for havIn rdnewed my youthv and removed j com tel~1 all distnase a,nd paul." Try a bott, on y50 centa at McMaster, Blrice& Di iClii:'s n) rug Str. I1'EM8 .FROJ MON c'IOELUo. M t;ceo I, -as ever, true to'Dom 1ratto prielple, and hohoo FYli eotilon, ttit our club roassenibled:1n o' orm On the 6th inst. and"elect d lldwing,oflicors : resident,"' I. M. ealy; v , de-president, S. D. Gobd tte; secretary, T. B. Hlodge. A. E. avis was re-elected member of the xceutivo Committee. Caudidates.aro not so numorois at resent. We Suppose they will make icir appearance in duo season with toir lamps trimmed and burning nilos as broad as ono side of the old toeting-house, kind words and corn Ilments to the good housewives, and mn thousand kisses for the babies. Some propose to give the candidates big dinner when the canvass opens, ut I am of the opinion that the most ifective way to get, rid of them Is to inke six (lays of each week days of sting and prayer utatil the campaign 3 Over. Some of the boys have mounted and )aded an old wash-pot preparatary to hecoming onslaught, and in case war 3 declared old Monticello will make fine showing the first shot. After a long dry spell we have been tlesset with fine rains which were adly needed, but came almost too late cr the g'ain crop, which will, be an uitire failure in this section. nA DI)OL.PII. Syrup of Figs s Nature's own true laxative. It is he most easily taken, and the most frectivo remedy known to*Cloanse the ystem who Bilious or. Costive; to lispel lieadaches, Colds and Feve's; o Cure IIabiAual Constipation, Indi estiot, etc. Mainiufactured only by lie California Fig Syrup Company, lan Francisco, Cal. For sale by Dr V. E. Alken. * .Wortth Kfnowing. Mr. W. 11. Morgan, merchant, Lako ity, Fla., was taken with at severe Cold ttended with a distressing Cough anid unniig into Consumption in its first tages. He tried inany so-called popular ough remnedit,s and steadily grew worse. Vas r euced in ilosh, had tifliculty in reathing and was tunable to sleep. Fil Ily tried Dr. King's New Discovery for onsuinption and found nimediate relief, nd after using about at half dozen bottles ond himself well and has had no return f the disease. No other remedy can show D grand a record of cures as Dr. King's lew )iscover' for Qonsuaptlon, Guar niteed to do just wha1t is clamned for It. 'rial bottles rceo at McMaster, Brico & etchbi's Drug Store. 1YA . POWDER Absolutely Pure. Ti'st powdler uiever varIes. A imarvel of rit,y, strenmeth and wholhesonmeness. More ~onoical fmn the ordinaryP kinds, and tmiot hie sold hn comnpotlIon with the uatliude of low test, shorit wveighit alum phosphate p)owdeirs. 8ol(1 Only in~ cq.ns. OAL AKiN PoWDER Co., lOt Wall . N. Y. Sold by McMaster, lIrico & Ketehin, roers, Mch8stx1y Uf so, t,ond for D)O(a JUYERS' (lIUIlDE, containing colored plates, S Io() enganvings of different treeds. he worDh: Trd wa, sto 1)g n d BrlgFecrr t. M ato Furnishing Goods of all kiuda. Then Pe4fr 'ntlcal POUL. pla,i for ao utr ose Infornicant o . abo,uinen atoe,ad w sero to bj~ me a *a lCene TeJo OkO 4 ts. ASSOOIATED FA0 . 281pontiygah* a.3'~ MOFFlAT'"S COTTVON PL ANT1 Ele Is provedl for 1888. SI ght Feed. Sh:ort up)led. Theli nx'r on thle market. WINNSbIORO WAOON CO. STOVES. )OKING & HEATING STOVES . ALWVAYS ON lIAND). LSO, TI NWAVRE, 1 0OW()1-WAlIRE, L. Jars, Flower-Pots, anid genieral house Id furnishing goods. POVES. TIN WA1lRl, &C., RtEPA I fIED All work gliaanteed first class. .Ever'y In g at prIces to suit the~ tlime.s When~ ini tow.n gIve me a call. Onie door irthb of P. Laindcker~i & JUro.'s. -W. WV. KETOIIIN, AgL.. 8necessor to J. II. Cummiannlgs. SUTMMERI IIUGGY RIOBES, all styles' sIn and embroIdered. WINNSBOR() WAGON CO. TIlE JOSI I ERRiY ORAIN CRIAIDLE ves all the grain. Hlas fourteon fingoers, ade entirely of wood. Lighter amnd more rablo.thtan any oater. . F.or sale only py WINNSIRORO WAGON CO. )URt GARDEN PLOW OR WIIEECL )O needs only to3 be trie~d. Come round d 'try one. $3.00. Plow Stocks, Steel rades, I.eather. Hlardware Iron, St'ol, . WINN{SBORO WVAGON CO. * , -* ANN iWEJMENTS. 1 kORt ERIFF, e,'eZf . r{ex e beg leave to plqoQ oinitln I office of ShierifOl n."w tot 'r ocofSrif01F rle ou II. YONGUE II-si G. Mr. iJ Ra in evory way qI1 to the i, having had a It tii bpr of rs' exp eo in the office 4 Would make a t acceptable of cer. This nomination tbject to the action of the Democratic pr %ary. * 4 MANY V4KIK8. SThv'trlends'o! 1 . II. E.?itut it3N re" spectfully present jdm to the voters of aIrflold County as at man in eve way suitable And wortr to .ill ' the' ol0ie of Sheriff, and hero y announce him as a candidt for-that position--subject, how ever, to the actiot of the Democrato party In the primary eleotion. FOR CL~ER OF CUT -The many friends of-Mt. -R. HY. JiT NINGS announce hint as a candidate for Clerk of Court-subject to the hetion of the Democratic primary. * The many friends of Capt, J. LEWIS WARDLAW hereby announce him as a candidate for tho 'office of Clerk of the Court. Capt. Wardlaw is well known in the County and is fully qualified tgper form the duties of the office. This n6i nation is subject to t'ie action of the Dem ocratic primary. . We.ire authorized to Irosent Mr. W. I. KERKt as a candidate for re-election to thQ ollice of Clerk of the Court. This nomi nation is made subject to the action of th~e Democratic primnary. The many friends of Mr. if. M. Z throughout the County, nominate hmt Clerk df the Court, believing him inop ly qualified to fAll the' duties- of'the posi tion. This nomination is subject to the action of the 1'omocratio primary. FOR SCHLOOL,COMMISSIONElI. We are authorized to announce Dr. JNO. BOYD as a candidate for ro, etion to the office of School CotnmissionY--subject; to the action of the Dentocratic primary, , Tihe many friends o(r Mr. S. R.* JOIIN%, c'TON hereby announce hin as a candi date for School Gonmnissioner-subject to the action of tlo Democratic primary. * The many (rionds of the. Rev. -JAS. DOUGLASS respectfully nominate him for the of1ice' of School Cohunissionor subject to the actio, of the Democratfc primary. * FOt PROBATE JUDGE. - We are authorized to announce Ca)t. JNO. A. IIINNANT.',As a candidate for re-election to the office of Probate Judge -subject to the action of the Democratic prhnary. * FOR COUNTY COMMISS.ONE It. We are authorized to announced Mr. JAS. L. RICHMOND as a candidate for (ho ofilcof County Commibsionur-subject to the action of the Democratic primary. * We are authorized to announce Mr. JOHN A. STEWART as a candidate fot re-election to the office of County Conm missioner-subject to, the action of the I)mocratic prin y. We are authori l to announced: Mr. II. A. GlENN as candidate for rreloe tion to the olice o .ounty Commissioner -subject to the aoiba of We Democratic pritnay. * We are authorized to announce' lr. J. 'TUItNER STEWART as a candidate for ro-election to the oillce'of Cogunty Com missioner--.Ilijet t to.h action of the Democratic prihamtry. - * The many friends of Mr. JOIIN S. CATIICAR T hereby nominate him for the office of County Cou: missioner--sub ject to the action of the Democratic pri mary. . * FOlt RElRIsENATE'r'.I. Tihe many friends of Mr. JIAS. B. TUNltannounce hunu as a candidate for a snIn~ the,.HoQuge of Rtepresenitatives. Mr. Turne~r Is wvell qualifled for the piosi tion and wvill make a good Representative. This nomnuation'is subject to thme action of time lDemocratic primary. * We arc authorizedl to announce Dr-. THOMAS B. McKINSTRY as a candidate for a seat inm the Hlouuso of Representa tives-subject to the action of the Demo cratic p)arty in the prlmar-y election. We are authorized to announce Mr. OSMUND WV. BUCHANAN as a candi date'-for a scat hI the lower branuch of tihe General Assembly--subject to the action of theo Democratic primary. * We arec authorized .to ainounce Mr. JOHN ID. IIARISON as a candidate for the hiotuso or Rcpr-esentativs-subject to tihe action of the D)emnemitIc party. -* .After the FQast, BUT JUSTI IN TIME FOR Splrill Recrealioll. ONE CASE OF (1. II. }lIUMM'S CII AM PAUNE. ONE CASE OF. GOLD) SEAL CiAMPAGNE. ONE CASE OF WVEiNERt'8. EX. UIIY CIIAMPAGNE. ONE CASE OF APPoLONAIs . 3ATERt.. -AT Opposite Postofice, WINNSIORO,80OUTH CAROLINA. THE CRY IS SILL TlY CONE GRO0S80HEL~ & Co. BAS OPENED 'A COMBINATION STORE W HEREi YOU WVILL FIND DACON, TVMeal, Flour -Orits, Lard, Oil, Sugar, (Coffeo, Starim, Salnon, Mackerel, Envelopegs, Tm~ n aceucIy,heking Brushes, Brooms Uaces .Canidy, Spice, Pe or, loves utmeg, oon4asg atu agnolla ans ms. ogu~Muag Is stocked with'the oleRt and fitlest Cor-n and Rye Whliskies, Winos, Bramidles,'&c. 18 always open, whoro you. ean, get the best of the season. Come to see us.C. GROSC E &00 L1HIIMOND AND DANVIL4 Tt.R 30UT,IV . O NA DIVA L. Do (n, ' , 13 Effeo May 13; QA-4. 4. (viaS.C.R.R.) 6.15 . .0Oa.m. LY, Augusta 7.0 ..m.' 9.83am, Lv. Granitevple, 7.53p.m.10.15a'.m. Lv. Columbia, 11.2 p.m. 40.Ui- b Lv.'Wlnnsboro,. 1.10 arm. 8.19p.m. - .O2.17a.m. 4.29p.m. LY.Boo 3.10a.1n. 5.12 m. .r,Oarot, '420;a..5 n. ArSaJ ,u-y 1.44til: .0 .m. Ar.( r@iboo . 8.211a,m. 9.4 .. RI11nnd, 8.45 m: 0.1 . r A aihington, 18.23p:m. '840a.m, I .'ltimore, 11.2 p.m.10:03a.m Ar. PhilpdIhela, 3.OOa.m.12.35p.m Ar. Now -Yor, 0.20a.m. '3.20p.m. Bouth Bound. No. 52. No. 50. Lv. Now York, .30p. m. 12.10pgj Lv. Phila'pta *0.57p.1. 7.20t . Lv.: Baltl r, 9.42p.m. 9.45a.m. Lv.Washington 11,OOp.m. 11.24a.m. s Lv. Richmond, 2,30a.m. 3.10p.m C Lv. Greensboro, 9.48a.m. 10.44p.m. Lv. SalIsbury,' 11.23 m 12.47igt. Lv. Charlotte 1.00 .m. 2.10a.m. Lv. Rook Hilt, 9.02 m. 8.10a.i. Lv. Chester, 2.45pm.; 3.52a.m. yv. Winnsboro, $.4 7p.i. 4.53a.m. A.Columbia, - 5.43p.m. U.5a.m. Lv. Johnston's, 7. p.m. 9. tv. Trenton, .m. 9.18a.m. v. (Iranitovitle, 8. n.m. 948a.m. Ar. Augusta, 9.top. a.m. Ar. Charleston (via S. U.R.R.) 9.45 m. Pullman Palace Cars between rleston t and Danville Wi Nos. 50 and 51. ' Pullman Palace Buffet a tiween Augusto rid Washington on Nua. id53. and 51 makes close ti on at p}mbla with C. & G. Div ion 50 and 51 d' from points West ORa Spattanburg, As and Paint Rok." xt SOL. HAA, T', rai;l'[anager. D. CARDWELL, D. P.A.' - Columbia, S. C. JAS. L. TAY O Goneri Passenkor Agent. WE HAVE JUST . TCEIVED . TWO MORE INVOICES OF 4ILLIN~EPT, OF WHICH RIBBONS, TIPS AND Hats formed the larger portion. Our stock in this line is ONCE NIORE CONIPL.ETES The ladies who have been waiting for these goods can call at their earli est convenienco and will find uq FULLY PREPARED to fill all orders with neatness and 'dispatch. We will a ars be found In the FRONT RANK as regards styles, quality and prices. a Yours to please, D. LAVDERDALE. FOE SPDRING. PLOWS. SPADES. P1,0OW-8TOCKS. SHOVELS. [HAMES. FORK8. T'RACES. BRE AST CH AINS. BACK-BAN 8 LAP-RINGS. HJEEL-SCRtEWS. & ,HlAME-STRINGS. t FlOES. .AXES,.t CHAURNS. c BROOMS. BUCKETS. G~ARDEN SE4EDR. A full line of P 3TA&PLE and FANCY GR00ERIEU. ARRIVED, Choie Seed Irish PotatOes, All kinds. TERfMS VERY LOW FOR CASUJ. R. W. UEY. Jllt Receiveil )ne Hundred andl Twenty-flve Bar rots Roller Patent Flour. -Kiln Driod Mleal. . Grass Blades and Sneads. ai Exira Plow Handles and hoes. . Jngs and Jars-all sires. A few more Cow Peas on hand, and Ilh Potatoes at *1.00 per bushel - F. '----0 On and af'tor this date our store will loso at,0 o'clock-Sattrday's excepted. T - hi May 1 st - * WANTED. at GOOD Inmproved Fatrm of 200 Acres, bt) I. at a reasonable prIce for cash.b J. 0. C LDWVELL &C00. E GOOD yan, woti iftlvltation to tte tith ast, south and: ro w.nted, or Ibis deare.to ins eot our;st HIGH GRADE GOODS A Walk up ;run up,:or bobble upu Con agons; come on rallroads; come on horsel aoi, or any other way in creation, so-you SQUARE 1 Whatever we offer for sale our euston epresented. We are not here for a lay o oses amt wish tomnake our tra dI sntation. The quick-sands of oerd. .. WHAT IS1 We'cannot sell our s4iQje th re marlied at the lowet Yo ( s progress demands. We stick of irdosoil on small margins. Partiesa ur terms are settlements within 30 days iui HE OU We expected by hard.gork and apie Ve prepared for the oxpebtation by buyin tot been disa nted. Already we have sanohester Satens, Nun's Vel ings, Chat )olors, Black and Coloied Cashmere B L'rimmings to match. Elegant lines ot Sol gteod Lawns, India Linons Pure Linen Li ull Cheokked and Lace Nainsook, ihambu hie , rIosiey, India Gauze and Jersey oods and many other fabrics too numerou nhabitants. 'Ihe boom must be kept up. tore before sending off orders to foreigi oods outside our ho me market has been b >arison of fabrics and pricea solicited. LAST BUTT We are Srioo men. We lide given tili i store is our special pride and hobby. W shoe we think we know whereof we speal To all who accept our invitation, and to give One Thousand Mills' worth of sti ng Greenback. CORNER STORE. &NOTIREU TRIUiTIPH FO A few months ago we had the pleasure hat the Davis Sewing Machine Company it London and ghe first order of Merit at ion, to say nothing about the minor awi.r ilobe, which, although unheralded. have I it the factory a Wat(rtown, N. Y., in .or kmerican public ispretty well acquainted hine, and the indo atigable travelers and ng up the novel mechanism and proving ti ng MIachine. The management of the Di ecured a good marke for the machine in 1 ul e0 e on the export trade. The Davis M he globe, and the company is, spreading it: or sewing machines, both in Eastern and "Tbe Davis Sewirg Machine is a hard ma tave before mentioned, no employee of ti afe to say that every one who is connect( iln. isemptoyed in its sale whether at wi >wn machine thoroughly, but is pretty w Lefts of competinig machtines.' e started out to say that the Da t isSew '(ood wine needs no bush," and we will r, omupany, a copy of which has beer. kindly INT] MAYo Davis 8ewing Machine Co.: 1 have the ho tave been awarded at the International E, The samne has been deposited, subject t nid Division, 10 to 5 o'clock, on presentatie viii have the goodness to affix your si nat 4hould y'esir-us to send Ihe me a t le name ol' the Mayer, for 1 franc. QO, for Te nmedal shoul be roimoved before the TChis is sufficient to showv that the umeri broad; attd in Uncle Satm's domain the mi antage and to good customners. In thte ha tile and retai, it is a terror to competition. lioving I As our town and connly.soeen deter [ovenmnt" that.8 is)peading over tihe keep apace with our town anid counts lovement. We are prepared to shio >ulnty a complete and well assorted STOCK 01 .nd invite all persons to call and insi irtments are dF ULTl dwe wvill tundertake to convince vy ELL AND SURE TO SELL." We Invite the ladles to visit our. MILLINER: We have recently added tis line ti mice you that the stock is FRESH, PRET] We have an experienced Milliner Ia style and who will take plesurne I tcee our expectations in this dei e~ are constantly 'receiving. N EW G id assuro you will keep lIp with every Melaster, Bri EVERY FARMER FIL.L NEED 80ME OF THIESE. &RQUUIIA COTTON PILANTEils, FAR 1AR cUTIVATORS, FEEID CU TERS, EN NE, .WAT R LIFTRs, And everythin~ else a farmer needs. Noownig otn lantern please me and give their orers and 1Will vre them eJipped to thtem di'reot. -JAMES PAGAN~ BUfIUEYS, JOMP SEATS, OPEN and ) U Buges aiid Read-Carte. Prices and tsuit every one. We call peeiai ntion to omlt uuag Harnoss an '61 rs. Our 75e, and #Whips are beauties, t our $2 Full Bne Buggy Whtip ls a Kn and child i.-F vest to come to our ook of T LOW .C' PRICES. int "ri oagpe\ ~ b ls,Cf~Oi a ryome uges; como .in 09.Qom on ox to 6tnl o be Just am li time die. tFICountti ttRteproe l =.ot staij our past . future E EXP.E t pad for theti in ow. York. ' l' utend alwi%t6. o:.gur p-lc ao cash trade ossibe; thereforo C'' ving goods ohat will please remember nless otherwi greed upon. Ti,OT ation to do a larger business this spring. g a heavy, well selected stock. We have sold many of our tine French Sateens, I, Englishi eige, Henrietta's in Blacks and iok Tamise or :Batiste and Bittons and 1d and Figured Lawns, Satin Striped Fig twns, Madras Batiste. Colored and White rg: Robes and Edging, Gloves, lIandker Underwear, etc. We wish to show these s to mention to at many more of Fairfield's We ask the ladies to give -a look in our i markets. Already tje idea of buying roken up In the minds of many. (ofh TOT LEAST. line .our midnight study, and this stock hen we tell of the merits or demerits of a aome to our store fort rude we guarantee T for i O,te Dollar slice of tile accompany. M. BEATY & BRO. R TIE DAVIS M1ACHilE of Informing the sowing machine trade has been awarded the Diploma of Honor the Adelade (Australia) Jubilee Exhibi ds in America and other sections of the tecessitated an increase of the production icr to keep up with the demand. with the merits of the Davis Sowingt' a s agents are domg excellent -work in show in worth and capacity of the Davis Sew t'is Company has not only looked for gnd )ho land of its birth, but has kept a watbh achines are now in use in,overy portion of ; business in all lands where there is use Western Hemispheres. chine to meet in a competition and, as we 3 dompany fears to meet a rival, for it is id with the Davis -Sewing Machine Co., >lesale or retail, not only understands his all posted regarding the good points and lug Machite has scored another tri um ph. ap roduce a tetter recently received by the furnished us : ERNATIONAL EXPOSITION OF 1887 R's OFFICE, TOULOUSE, Feb. 20, 1888. nor to inform you that your productions position at Toulouse a Gold Medal. o your isaposition, at the Mayer's Officc, n of the annexed receipt, to which you ire, and the seal of your house. p ou aie aoknd us a money order, 1nJ 20th of March. have t,he honor toW E. CARTAILII4 ~s of. tho DavIs Maichinse are reco iachine Is sol by good p)eople, to goo a4- . nds1 of the ablo salesmen, both at wvhole -S. A. Newes. J. 0. BOAG, A gent. 'orvardI miuned to keep up wit,h the "Onward Groat South," so we are determined p In its progr'essive and enterprisling v to the citizans 'ot' the town and 'G OODS, . ect sam.e. All of one differeiit do ni tha:t the prices are "BOUND TO SPARLOR.. > our business, and a fisit will con TY AND NEW. I this department who is well posted ll.8howing yon through. We haye >artment and proud of oni' apcdess, hOODS thing newv and stylish. co & Kehia. PAINTS, 01LS, &C. 1 ilAVWARRUANGED WITJ*rfIE two best Paint lionses in (ho United States to soil their Paints, and at a very low profit. I, (herefore, call'the attention of ovory ono hii the County anticipatlig any painting to call and seleot what they smay need. Any ordor will bp filled for cas4~ at fTharles' ton or Columbia prices, PAINTS AND OILS, BRUSHES, ETO '. ur Resdy -Mixe )it at 11.0 aa Use the on your hose awd it not satls. factory will repaint wihany gaint you mnay select.7 WINNSDoInO WAGON 0O.