Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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a ~s baft r ' ls ? ', ;Y F R diNATOIt. SEIOS, ' W rOOD WARD. FOR I UES$TATIVEs. B. oR[I msTRY, u " f 1i3 W BUCi1ANAN. 1 , : :OBT, L JENNIltGS. ;GBS , ''v O~LBRK OF ' OU Wl . R T~x suEitFF. , GUE MILLING wz 1O OOUNTX OOMMI8SIONIBS, 37' 9O. TA A I TWAR, Ul701YNRT itl0 IOOI/COMMIssLOIUiR. ER. -. 'cIsTrTION. GAN. ER. A'4)DAVIS. FOf COUiTY AUDITCG. ISAAC N. WITHI RS. FOR SOLICtTOR SIXTII CIROUIT. J.-E'.McjDONA LD) BU.OAnD OF VIsITORs.---Tho followin plrsons constitute the Board of V5 :itors to the Mt. Zio'n College for ih week beginning Monday, Septeinbe 104 C) S. Dwight, W. U. Jordan, W. C Itoi. U. G. Desportes. Sale and Food Stables-A. Williford Citatlou--J. A. Ilinnant, Judge o P'Irobato. L f rti -We hear of a number of -change r to be made ini clerksliips this ill. a-Th111e.Clerk o? Court has receivei and disbursed the ponslons for Septom bor. r-Tickets for the Congressional pri mary have been printed and will bi distributed. -Sorvoos may be 'expected at' St Stephe ehr,abRiLdgeway, at 10:30 A, M., and 5:80, P. M., to-niori-ow, b2 the Rev. A. G. Glass, ~-H. RI. P. warranted to curo.slck head ache in twet .minutes. For sale by e Mster, Brico &Ketchin./1 TheMdirecidaWR lif !he itgen I Loan As0olation wll,. n~0 eih i 1ws AND UEIANLD fi1this morning at 10:80 o'lc,sha -Do not coy your -light witha half-b ushel ut say what you want Sto Ba ho proper'' time, no .mattei w at amount of advertising space il takes. -Master Richard F}'1pp 'will stan? -an'examinatonm in Columbia for th< Citadel Academy, that being his real denco in the eyes of the law, as hii parents live ini that city. I4f you take JERSEY FL1AT8 eoc sIenlly you will never suffer wIth chIll and fever; For sale by McMaste3r, Brici & Ketchin. I' --From a correspohdont at B3lythe wood we learn that there is a gradua improveinent in Capt. Hogan's condi -t,lon.~ .There is a slight swelling in hi neCk and upper part of is shoulder n -The Moumt Zion Society held meeting on Thursday. The 6iectioi of tcehers by the'board .f trulstees wa confirmed, and now. memb"rs electe< were the only two items of b)ueiness o inportanuco. *-One will hardly rcgnize the in terior of the Court House when the ofk ofofrenovating it, is coinpleted. In stcad of the ~'commoh - matting a nic * carpet is big put down which I * quito pretty in itself. -JERSE~Y FlbATS never fail to enr any case of Malarial or Bhlious Chills an Fevers. For sale by MeMastor, Brice Ketehin.I * --Dr. 8. DI. Jones, as previousi: stated, wvill preach in the Methodia church to-morrow morning and ejbti ing. hils sorrmon at nigh6 Wvill be ei peially to young men, and thiey ar *cordiallyinvltdd to attend. . descriptive oQf yu,goods, businos ret,hods,'enterprise, etc. Eaitors ar always ready to giv~o those 'to libera hiost 11bo0al and judicious advertiseri Asd aiipeizer and netve tonic Bi ~ ~ .4'rom~ a communIcatiorn from~ Mv edhitinuous rnans have dafnaged1 ,oie 6oet thio open bols and tho m~tie,.T *-tilrdeofa oot9xof liorod s dalottlal tpo u1 ii toeun has been harvesti Intocounty, owing tp the colti lied i ______.__ - e nub.fibs Ory for It Amtho4*d folke laugh wthen f(h4 lifdthat the plosnn California liqu ~ fmIt'rmedy, syrup of Pigs, Is mo t i el,ani roldn< ~ ~j4~t~the owel, tooldanse the e) te)~ tw to d1 I ods, headacht t t 1 rw~q u, ail ~ . '" coJI EdWad G ot f (tzeenville, is ointow . 'thj 4o _ty_audov_W._M_',l____r o Otiando Florida, wee martrled at the residence of Mr. Chas. 1. Rabb in OQ1tnabia on Wednesday eveningi by .b(Uev. Wm. Martin. The bride is a d6ughter of the late Col. DahId Pro*. once, and is *elil and favot'ably known bere. We wish them a long life of unlloyed happiness. JERBY F,ATS Ohill and Fev4r Cure sale by MoMaster,. Brice & Ketohin d all uggstmerchants, f ABOUT BAGaING.-Various sohemes are discussed by the 1irmers all over the State as to the beat way of fighting the bagging .trust. Osnaburg,' sheet ing and other materials have been sug goS'ed A. farm'eit on. Iech Island suggests that the cotton bo'put up in 100 pound paokages to be held together by wit es. We hope- our Farmers Alli. auge, if it Is in the provinco of'that or gafuization, will take. some united action In the mAtter. Tho people after all will have to fight the trusts. iY1lLm:n~ll n 'ow. -The following is the weather report fo: the week ending Sept.47th: Hlighest tampdrattiro............. T,owest temperature.............. -1Rainfall since Sunday the 2nd Inst...................9.17 inches. Few 'cuplo will realize the miagui inde of the fall by the. statement that '- 9 Iuohe fell. Taking an acre of ground as a basis, the weight of the water that fell on it would amount to over the Oiorinou- amount of 1,811,400.pounds. When the whole county is taken into consideration the amount is inconceiv able. Major Pagan says this is the largest rainfall that he has experienced for years. . A.RELEoTIoN.-When ye local edi f tor reflects and .takes a retrospective glance, all the while remembering how people say, to run a local column is shnplyfin, ho is forced to give a few reflections on the ordinary "local's" life. At least three moraings of the week. lie awakes with his mind won dering whether any one's hen roost has been raided, whether the population of our town has been increased during the night, if another presiding elder ha$ been In the honds of the. law, if there has boon any knock-down-and drag-ont flgytes, If aone. irhan's son has run away with another! man's datlght et, if another county bonvention will dQra heQta uooV umn wil 'jiau froin. While ne wonders if any of.thiese things have h)appened he is compelled to risk chances that nine tenths of his subscribers will say,' "give us something new, we heard all those things a day ago." Even before these thoughts have~ been fully devel oped,he hears a cry for "local". The odds are against any of the events hap pening during the nIght, and still the column niust be 1ili.d. Nowv, we do -sometimes lay clain to being a niews gatherer, but wheni our' eltizen fall to perform their portion of thoir contract in regard thereto, we should not be forced to draw on what some call our fertile imagination. TuE Fsa D4ua ROAD,-in a recent - lssue of this paper notice of appil[ca a lion for a charter for a railroad to run .from Winnsboro to Fish D)am was a given. On first sight this would seem r to bo a line of, very little importance, a but if the people along the line of the 1 proposed route will arouse themselves f and build it, they will soon experience the good results of competItion. - The - proposed line wvould strike the Georgia, y Carolina, & Northern, at Fish D)am, - thus giving us the benefit of a comn a peting line. The whole of Fairfilk is s hedged in by railroads uder one big corporation which has us-at Its mercy. o Now,'unless we wanut to remuain ini the roar, while other counties are march lng forward, we musti be up and doing, y and that with a will. The question is t one of serious moment. Ottier coun ties are going ahead btillding railroads and ingreashig their btnsinecss. Unless 0 .we do likewise, we will be nable to cope with them. This proposed road S seie to be one way 'out of the wilder. a ness, and we hope the projetors will 0 use eyery. effort In their power to ar I, rouse enthusiasm among the people on 3- the subject.. One thing certain, ;Fair 0 fleicountyjwill hago to have another 3 road to compete with our present sys r. tem, whether we have this one or not. SWe dall upon all our citizens to -seri r, onalys consider. the matter, and sOUt kO ooltunmns will be open to gny' expres osioii of opinion in the matter. at enc itt p ueeA natu*al qulet sleep breleigthe child from pafnnd the little cheu awakes as "brgh as a-bitt ton." It'Iis very pleasanlio este. It soothesthe child, softens the gams, ailly Sall pain, rehie s win, rnemedy toe Id bwels an ig he aet nw remed ap 8. dind tas wethalsn frmtetig stolt Bptid be ~Iorders. 1fs b 1~Cfei rm thed e t it Adke n thel m~'"& ~i'by ,Fi JShOE; WE }1AVE JUST R New York or anywhere else ma" We have given our es purchasiug elsewhere. We THE BEST 50 MR. A. L. PORTE1 serve his mn y friends in Fai 8 500 Roward. The above ivill be paid any one wli will furnish any information that will enable tne to find my wife, who loll home without cause or provocation, She is forty years of ago, medluni good looking and stands about five feet seven, with gray hair and dark blue eyes, Wears false hair and has false teeth, has a large foot and weighs about 180 pounds, has heen affected of late with vertical fever, brought on by running under-feed sowing machines. She has been seen several times lately at the office of the Davis Sewing Ma. chine Company admirlDg the beauW tics 6f the top food. If she will return home I will buy her one with out qelay. Any infomrmati9n left with d?N.Moy e.*favthe, u iaci3Api 'Will-be promp ed. V'A DracAnRDI Husa3ixa Winneboro, 8. C., Sept. '8, 1888. Fairfield in testate Convention. In seconding the nomination of Gov. Richardsot, Mr. C; A. Douglass umade the followiig' speech upon- whieh he was highly complimented: Mr. Presid6nt and Gontlemn.of the the Convention: If there is, one. thing In the history of South Carolina of which she should be proud it is the un alloyed purity of her public servants [applause,] and it Is her proudesi boast that there never was one of her' sons who was untrue to the cause for which he was elected. -rApplause.) Whether we take the whole history o.i the State or whether we refer only to the times that tried men's souls or to the shadowy years of her earliest his tory, we have the record of her Runt ledges, her Pinckneys kind later on the glorious Calhoun, the eloquent Mc Duffie, the brilliant Haynie and all the others who were the peers in war and peace of any upon the globe. (Ap p)lause.) Aye, and in the days of 1876 she has shown that she has had men' ini whom she could put her trust, as pure and as spotless as any in hec erly history. We are hoe to-dlay standhing on hersoll breathing her air, ia the shadow of her proud institu tions redeemed to us by the grand old Hampton, [applause) by the gallant Bntlei', [applause,) and allIthat distin guished galazy that have made her as great in peace as she has been gr-and ini war. [Applause.) Fiirst cam< Hampt on to the Gubernatorial chair, then Simpson and Thompson jnd Htagood, and last, but net least, Johr Peter lRichardson, (applause,) thu worthy son of a worthy sire and grandsire. [Applause.) HIs caust to-day is the cause of the Demnocrath< p rty Alase.) It ls the caust ofIaadministration, and I say $bal we cannot stab Richardson in the baio and ever after hold out the right hanm of fellowship to the Democratic party MWe love him becausehe has boen a faith ful publicoservant, because he has beens worthy Governor, and wO think helis entitled to a 'well done,' for justici shoiuld bo accorded to every servan who has been faithful to his trust; at Governor Bichardson has never bee reoreant to that trust. It hias been thi sentiment throughout the oonntry tha he :Who does his duty is entitled t< some consideration at the hands of,bhi them to elevate toth ataria chtir that man whose:namie is'withou 'reproach and a.sp tless as the dr1vei snow. We appal too, to those wb live beneath the saows of the mourn tains. by the sminlaters df the P. Dde,'andi to those ilaust nedple wh live by the seaed and bt'othe II balmy air--Are; make the ay apal the the:'blue mountains shall udite wit the blue seas and shall say in on gfraund and g6r101(s "od We vant thott hst N b46 th ll ove a ftthg5, Ie *1ll mwake thee rttle over ma#y things" AAftla#so an bhestinlg.) Mr. Doutiass also nitnathd tortmoy en$rtl Wiear6l sbott eMispl ' he tretma n inolrease tmake' p npa tVs for. the. We: ill icbrni:eflafr"iu a, fewc li an as jt:4w will be filled wlt the' best 01 cla8s inanufacture's. We ha O eep us. in mnin We. are gc E R1~ ECEIVED one of the nicest as for your niec Dreu Goods. Y< LOT9Lb pecial attention to this line of g guar'antee not to be undersold, e Youi-s trlly, DENTS CORSET Ob rfield. - --JERSEY FLATS CtI.i. L and FEVER' ' CURE is guaranteed by al merchants soll. in It to cure, or monwy refunded. For sas by Mmaster, Brlc'Kotchin. i FO.R SALE, AN Eight-orse fEnn on whels, a " rist Mill of Elliot make, and a Gin, all in good condition. G. It. MCDMASTIEIi. House adLot for Sale, I OFFEIt for sale my;.bouse and lot, it uated In the town of Winnsboro. he lot Y is high, :level a hQalthy,- and em braces- two alf-here o s and bounded by stTe.ts on three side; 'T'ahouse contains by roons t a fire c a-din.n - r i"and . ol. oon.. ..ad . o ufeste at fon the. o utein, tc.hep tow Jf R. iboW.nnhe lot. Ci.lee at:. BQty ad em brcntw imiferoot a ondeb ntKet non o thre ~[es~ Tid hueffcts of Fetchner ohes,h d elae dniz r0 These~ cokro, and admon.~Wel osh aluan ire-ton wtiu thard: ord tea~nsec, happthy to and. apyr bdfotnme borte .Cour of M. be heldEat Faiflid ut H . .,o'h 4h herof,aU hwo'foc in~ ~th oen to sidmdlttison~ houldntrnted. 1 Gvno-nde my hand tl~hisd etheday of Fletcmer, Aolms Dmcea.888. bitsofhead t he ay-oSetember, i,tetCouxt o Judgbtq e helrod a. aifedCoUrtT OF FAIRFEr.DC.ofte2t WheKeof, a Admoclocisthatoreof theos tao cas.I M.y Potey dcae, Phyain sidf aginstratti E..l'b eante .' Giverterm zabethiPort Aay obfn spem, Ann P )oh, al Fs8r. Mr Pun,iJheds on, t day ol otoer,n Rilabth olma. A Unant-u mosEbr ei. uompaen o rve. ~TTnEDEFENDANOTEAnOViNAD Y OUT EY aummoned and re Whi aioner, whc-as diledto o the fiesof the Poba. Jud P orc~ desd, lin-o cop ofyu agnswer atte ubscreasers, at 5 therom, Nrbt os.er AandLiaw Robn-e Wsoo, . Po., wih twetasatera gahe sericethet, exah~clvof thle day ofschsbrviCean if ofloanswer~n ..qurd nwrthe complaint thntem frsid, the intf i action w i ll th oo the CobrJg for th e deaidd ot ohe WDatebod Wnnsbo, wihi t.,wet day A.ter the plintif in tin ~tif wil Apprnys.o Tthe absnt foD.olefdeaned Gisn t: TAKEI notico, that the Summons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy,' and the cplaint herein wore flied in*thollco of te Pr bato Judg at Winnsboro, in the Count and.Sta. ar. said, on the 6th dy e4ibr18, MoDONAW&OGA8 W. L,. MoDONAJ Sopflxlt Plaiit sAttorneys. etrenee . 'iun. 14.Trustees. NS in our business ha.induced us coming fall and winter trade. lays- to make our store-room as ' Shoes and Boots fronm first ve" given it our special study. ing to please you. TIEU?ORD & 00. 7PTO 1110 sortments of DRESS GOOD, u can get them here a: home e oods this scason. All e:soi ither in this market or Couolb I THE MARKET At & Co., wi!! be with D. A. WOOD FOR SA LE. ' AM preiured to sell tho best OA b and HCKO1RY WOOD as cheap a:s any ody. Persons desiring the best burning Wood can secure it promptly by. leaving their orders with S. U. Mc)owell or with the undersigned. T11108. W. RUFF. 9~f Dt AN D ED STBS flRKEN ANDO MkUtLEN. TIlANKIS to all of my eustoniers for pasft favors, and wvill thank them more to call and . soltle all old niotes carried over fromt last year; also, please take notico .that thoe notes are payable on the first of October, 1888' Those who are iunal'to settle in full will pleaso come and pay a part and kopthe old1 maun iu good spirits. I aeagood as good as now, which I paid $125 for, and Will sell It for $75. A. WVILLIFORDI. W))NNSBORO, S. C. EVERYBODY IS STS * FIED) AND GRO.ESCHEL & CO. UAS A FKEW BARlhiS OF OLD CORN AND JRYE WIIfS KIES, Whioh they~ ofl'er at low figures, Also, a full line of GROCERIES. OUR RESTAURANT 1s now open with the best of the season. Rlespetfol THE HUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY O1 NEW YORK. Asgets o'ver Sl8,0,O00, 'The Vhopest rSafest and Lat'gest Oom~ 9 U. B. OYLSTON4, flMA Agent. ~t~aue1t~ ~e xiaM#e~$r. tota VVTTXQBW Goods. Dry Goods. Ii LADE 3 ever brought to Winnsboro A PORTION OF WINTER S Boots an WFEguarantee everiy .nnh-l wo sella be pI to sr.e,or mot- re fUude cI. it Ill.'( ~.7 h e 1 f . (\r U V'. 5t t Boy~~~~~~s' Gosame dot:al1,0 Le' not to harden or leak, at 7 O5. "WIEN NR IN Call anid see us. WeT \VUi dto as muIIch to goods for as litt le muouy. Very reapodcully, CDEN'] - NORT H-WESTRLf MIL,WAUKEES TAIIE3B Ce Ffylesin thils 'ere Cart, Mo,an m donkeg iy : Jsaslimber as wIetwe $trt, Yankee Doodle QDij. TO THE Platers .of Fairfield 'YEdesire to say to those whoeneed Gins, FV~eeders and Condensers, Pulleys. ud Shafting, to gve. ug a call. Ware Iaf the mnarket and sel an the merit ea the machbines. It we don't gie as good prices pt yu to buy, J we Intend to sell th ni machiner nede here. We are, dlIgsuarl en bu$iess rinc1al adedo't ascanyone to buyliocause I Is ome-mhade, bnt by because it snits'the customer. Come and gie us a trial dnd be .convinOeda. Corres ondene solicited and prom ~I a swealMr'eG0 APP'I0AttO?M tOR RA tSR. w1ldeadeth e*Lgs 9ASI, [OULDINGS BRACKETS, STAIRW ETC, ETC Write or call r prices4 P. P. TOALIK Moh27txly Charlestons8. 0. There isno use sending t I t we:l1 w c ive us a call before :mlber r, and will be glad t )UR FALL AND PoCK OF d Shoes. olid leid.ler and as low a si au Ma3n'k Gossamer.andt Lustr0 Coats. anid MiBssn Circulars, guaranted 3 ANY GOODS8 ploas0 you as aDy on0 ols0, and soil ER & CLARKE. N SLEIGH CO WISCONSIN, .A8 aRT, No., & This's the gig that ketohes in Aint got no. horse (Tiotlol a Rides as smootih as emooq A Y-reular aqko JSTATEOUIWIDA of Statlonbry of AI kInde: Fine Fanoy NttaO Filne tlge aO~t aO Commnet'olal Noe '. -Visiting CArd4W m o ne tIes. Pens, In Iat 1nol ,M est prices. *