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LOCAL INTELLIOENUE. Tuesday. August 25. : : 1890 New Advertisements. - $5,555.55-Q. D. Williford & Co. Dental Notice-Dr. David Aiken. Notice-Winnsboro Oil & Fertilizer Co. For Rent-Mrs. Jane A. Herron, Winnsboro, S. C. t ..rat Briets. -Look out for the Minstrels to morrow night. - --The County Democratic Commit will meet at 11 o'clock to-day. ---,The Tillniana Executive Coin mittee met on Saturday and decided jto postpone their primal v which had seen ordered for the 29th of August. -Ed Rosborough, a delinquent tax payer, who has been dodging the police, was arrested by Policeman Gilbert Saturday night. Ie will work the required number of days on the streets. -Messrs. Q. D. Williford & Co. are now hard at work filling up their millinery establishment. They expect to have everything ready for the trade in a few days. The services of a first class milliner has been obtained by the firm. S THE WATER SUPPLY.-The follow ing is the report of the policeman on the water supply measurements taken on Monday morning: ft. in. Court-house cistern...........13 2 Depot cistern.................13 3 Elliott's cistern............... 9 7 Neil's cistern.................16 2 Miller's cistern........... 7 61 Phillips' cistern..............00 0 Cummings' cistern.............16 3 PERSONAL.-Mr. J. M. Bealy left for New York on Monday. Mrs. Josiah Obear and Miss Thomas I arrived from Ridgeway on Saturday. Misses Mary Madden and Belle Cath cart, returned home on Saturday. Miss Shannon, of Yorkville, is in town. Mrs. Eunice Bacot and Miss Bessie Bacot are in town visiting friends and relatives. Miss Rachel McMaster returned to Boro on Saturday. Mr. B. B. Stokes and Betnj. Stokes are % isiting in town. Mrs. Steinmeyer, of Charleston, is in town. Lient. D. D. Gaillard, U. S. A., leaves to-day for New York city. Dr. R~. B. ilanahan, Jr., will leave to-day for Palmyra, Miss., where he will make his home in the future. Mr. Phillip Lande~cker has obtained a situation as clerk in Chester. Mr. J. P. Caldwell left a fewv days ago for the North to purchase goods. Mrs. Julia Robertson is 'visiting at R. H. Jennings'. .sr ljema T.andikrheun North to buy his fall stock of dry goods. Mr. Max. Sugenheimer, who has been filling Mr. Skinner's place during his absence, left for Augusta on Sun day. iMr. and Mrs. Joseph Groeschell ar e in town. BIDG EWAY ITEMS. Ri. A. Mears has purchased the Parker mill property at Ridgeway and will do a general milling and ginning business. H. W. Boozer, of Columbia, will erect a large store house and dwelling in town during the fall. --Young man, take your-girl to see * the Minstrels to-morrow night. CLUB MEETiNGS. WINNSBoRO. -Thie Winnsboro Democratic Club wvill meet to-night in the Town Hall. at 8.30 o'clock. L. N. WrrBERs, Fzesident. TOUNG MENs. A meeting of the Young Men' Demnocratic Club is called for to-night at 8 30 o'clock in the Court House. JAs. W. ilANAUAN, President. I:ESOL UTIONS PROMBL YTHZEWOOD. P,lvthewood Democratic Club met to-day and pa-sed the following reso .lutions: Blesolced, 1. That we heartily en ,dorse the action of the State Conver. ..That we condemn the action of 'leminority~ in withdrawing from the Stzate Convention; and that we look spon their action as leading to indle 4eisml or Radicalism. 3.$ That these resolutions be sent to teFaint/ J;derest, THE NEwS AND H ERALD, -ewes anzd Cjourier, Charleston World and the ress and Reporter wit h a request that they be published. S. E. WOOTEN, Secretary. August, 23, 1890. LONG ToWK IT EMS. The Longtownl Democratic club met on Friday, 22nd and passed the follow i.g resolutions. WhTlereas thec political condition of our county is s.uch as to be deprecated by all good citizens, Therefore be it Re~solcedl, That in order to heal up dabreach which now exists and to re st~that unity which once existed. w~member-s of this club, suggest - hat. u gommrittee consisting of threc -r x party bc selected, whose - utJ -it ha~ll be to suggest some plal by w~himh the white geople ot t.h c,nty may be brought together again coeso!red., That the said committeE 4Je .into consideration thhic plan having one primary, at whcter will be t wo ballot boes in or e 0 which shall be deposited ballots fo~ County Chairman. The person re .ei.il- the maijority of the votes to bi rcoizegd by both factions as th eo n zhairman whose orders shal ,be obeved by said factions Resolred, 'That another box be f the reception of ballots for the different county officers. The candidates re ceiving the majority of votes ter the respective offices to be recognized by both factions as the nominees for said offices. J. A. Stewart was endorsed for ( Trial Justice by the club. The following delegates were elected to the County Convention on 1st Sep tember: E. P. Jenkins, J. D. Stew art. D. G. Smith, A. W. Mathison. The Tillman caucus ticket was rati fied by thn club. Recent rains have injured the cotton crop to some extent, but the crop will be above the average. J. C. Stewart sold the first bale of cotton from this section on 22nd, at Ridgeway. COLUMBIA AMATEUR MINSTRELS. We clip the following from the Columbia Register: This organization, which has proven its title to popularity by its excellent entertainment of last season, will give an entirely new performance at the Opera House o next Friday nigbt. The company has been augmented by new members and now numbers twen ty-six "artists," and the programme to be given at the entertainment is said by those who have a chance of judg ing, to be "immense." The musical portion of the entertainment will be specially fine, and will inclu-le selec tions by a new quartette and several solos. Thecostumes and scenery will be new an 'gorgeous" and an orches tra will a d to the enjoyment of the occasion. - It is safe tn say all who at tend will be delighted and those who fail to do so will miss a treot. B. P. s. No. 2. A new society has been organized in town by the young men. They met on Monday the 18th inat, and effected a permanent organization by electing the following officers: 0. R. Withers, President ; J. H. McMaster, Vice President; C. S. Matthews, Se-:retary and Treasurer. Exactly what the object of this society is, Is as yet a mythe to the outside world. But we nuderstand that ostensably it has for l its prime object the promotion of brotherly lore. Taking the personnel 1 of the Society as data upon which to 1 form an opinion, we think the quali fying adjective brotherly entirely out of place. And a still stronger confir mation of this view is found in the I name they have chosen-B. P. S. No. 2 A society was formed by the girls some years ago.' It originated as t a Secret Society and rnirabile dicdu the girls have falified their recoid for it is still a secret. This femenine B P. S., we take it, is No. 1. The i baby organization admit that they are to hold a secondary place by the figure they place after their niame. And t we think the figure they will cut will be smal; indeed. The addition of the I No. 2 after them is very suggestive of the part they will play in the dance when they come in contact with No. I. We haven't the slightest dontt that thel will play a second fiddle, and a 2 very weak second at that. The old I -ao~-- ha'dance must pay the fiddler. ioo~ out - -, body else will do the dancing and you have to settle with the fiddler. The 2 Society gave a moonlight picnic on y Monday night. The fiddling has corn- ~ mnenced. We await with curiosity the result. -Don't forget the Columbia Min stres. The press of the State speaks very high of them. CEDAR CREEK. August 24. Gool seasons for the 1 last few days. Cotton beginning to open. Fodder about half pulled. Turnips up to a good stand. The evaporation of sorghum has corn mue. wHITE OAK.F August 23. The weather for the past week has been favorable for housing fodder and most farmers are about through pulling and are now ready to begin in earnest to gather the cotton crop. Cotton has not made. much progress since our last. In some places it is still blooming pretty freely, though, while in others it has almost eased making and is opening rapidlv. There have been four bales sold here and brought from 11 cents~ to 12 cents. From what' the farmers say we may; expect it to comec in freely next week. Potatoes and gardens were greatly imi proved by the late rains. The tomatoe, crop has been improved by the warm dry week. Unfortunately the Can niig Factory ran out of cans, but have te legraped for more and expect to resume operations Monday or Tues day. The labels have arrived and when put on show up pretty. COUNTY NEWS. .,CED)AR CREEK. August 24.-The protracted meeting1 at Buffalo closed on last Thursday night. Bros. Briscoe, of Winnsboro, and Oliver, of Sumter, whose preach ing was greatly appreciated, assisted, aid they carry home the best wishes of the congregationi. A protracted meeting will commnence on next Sunday at Pine Grove Church under direction Revs. Stoll and Mason, the pastors. Misses Hattie and Rachel Simpson, of Columbia, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. 1). A. Broom. T. W. Fenley, who has been quite ill, is now convalescing. The many friends of Mr. John Tay lr will r-egret to learn that he is quite Not long since a neighbor, upon being informed that lie had been pre Isented with an heir announced the intention of christening it John Brat tol and when informed that it belongs to the feminine gender was perplexed , 1 -now exactly how the name would fit but has. about decided to call her Bratton anyhow. At the meeting of the Democratic club at Blythewood Saturday J. W. Campbell, J. R. Broom, J. W. Smart, B. P. Hoflman and W. J. Smith were chosen delegates to represent the club in the County Convention called by Chairman Gaillard for 30th inst. J. W. Smart, George Seiglerand J. W. Campbell were elected managers for the primary election on 2.th inst. Hurrah for Bratton! WHITE OAK. August 23. Mrs. R. A. Patrick and Mr. J. C. Patrick have returned home from a visit to friends and relatives in York County. Signor Pope Jose Sixto Rodreguez, of Las Palmus, Mexico, who is a stu dent at $untersville High School, is visiting Mr. J. C. Patrick. .Aiss Mamie Wylie, of York, is at r. R. A. Patrick's. Misses Lila and Fattie Boulware are at Mr. G. Boulware's. On Wednesday night the young people had a sociable at Dr. Henry F. Gibson's. From the lateness of the hour they must to have enjoyed it highly. One young man did not get home until the next night. Mrs. Jane Torbit, of Winnsboro, has been visiting Mr. R. E. Brice. We are pained to report the death Af Mrs. Bankhead, relict of the late James Bankhead, on the 20th, at the ige of seventy four. She was an ex ellent lady and her long life was adorned by a cheerful Christian char eter. The bereaved family have the ympathies of the community. -Reserved seats for the Minstrels we now on sale at J. O. Boag's store. Merit Wins. We desire to say to our citizens, that for rears we have been selling Dr King's ew Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica alve and Electric Bitters, and have never iandled remedies that sell as well, or that ave given such universal satisf-retion. Ve do not hesitate to guarantee them very time, and we stand ready to refurd he purchase price, if satisfactory results o not follow their use. These remedies ave won their great popularity purely on heir merits. McMaster, Urice & Ketchin, )ruggists.- * For Over Fifty Years IRS. WINNLow's SooTHING SYRUP has een used for over fifty years by rr illions f mothers for their children while teeth rig, with perfect success It sootqes the hild, softens the gums, allays all pain, ures wind colic, and is the best remedy or Diarrhaea. It will relieve the poor lit le sufferer Immediately. Sold by Drug ists in every part of the world. Twenty ve cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winsl ow's Soothing Syrup." and ake no other kind. 5-26tx1y -1f 'you want to have a good time o to see thme Minstrels to-morrow ight. NOTICE. 4LL prsons having accounts against 1the Winnsboro Oil & Fertilizer Co.. re requested to present the same to S. D. ~UNN, Manager, by September 1, prox. DEALnmOT10ET )R. DAVID AIKEN. of fers his professional ser ices to the citizens of the Town nd Cout. A share of public patronage espeetuy solicited. fl-Offic No. 9 Washington Street. three Loors west of post office. 8-25tx1y F'OR iRENT. 'Y PLANTATION AND PREMISES, YLwith good dwelling, gin-house,[en :ine and screw. and all necessary build. gs. Will be rented or leased for two or nora years to the right party. Inspection > present crop solicited, and pcssesslon riven when same is gathered. Terms-Bankable |note, payable Octo per 15. Apply on premisERRN 8-25tx2w Winnsboro, S. C. LISTEN ! DI you ever hear of "DEAD SHOT" LY PAPER or "TANGLEFOOT" 'LY PAPER? (I know you have heard of tanglefoot whiskey-everybody has.) Did you ever hear of "MAGIC MOTH WVAX" for preserving clothes ? (I know you have heard of camphor.) Now-Did you ever hear of "MOS UITO COLOGNE ? (You never did, nor did I.). But-You can get either of the above if you wish; and attention is called especial tv to the latter Fragrant Mixture, a few hops of which on your pillow will expel suchi annoyance and give you a good night's rest-without a netting. Ask for either at the Drust Store of W. E. AIKEN. TIIE FAIRFIELD 1 OANSmnade on real estate and personal .IJ endor.sement. Monthly instalment due~ first Truesday of each month. Savings Department. Deposits of $1.90 and upward received upon which interest will be allowved quar teily under the ordinary savings bank rules and regulations. .f. M. BEAT Y, G-10 Secretary and Treasurer. F. H. McMfASTER, A T T 0 R N E Y - A T - L A W, COLUMBIA, S. All legal business attended to promnpL,y. Erhie Gollene DUE WEST, S. C. OPENS OCTOBER 6th. r IlIS INSTITUTION ENTERS UPON I ts Fifty-second year. The regular College curriculum is adhered to. The IUniversity systemi is not attempte d. There ar' five P'rofessors andi a Tutor. Th-- total expnss for nine mionthms need not exceed 15.The moral and religious infinence. Iof the Institution are most wholesome. Fr further information apply for cata louI W. M1. GRIER, President, i-5td Due West. S C. INSURANCE NOTICE. p fl E undersignmed, representing thue 1 Knoxville and other Insurance Corn panies, is prepared to take risks on dwel ings, cotton, muercihandise, gim-hous es, ete A share of the patronage of the citizel of the county and town is solicited.en WE, HA.=. FRM WORTH 0] FOR THE FAIR AND FOI FOR THE PLEASANT-FL FOR THE F FOR THE CLAM-BAKED All providcd for the Qi or boys, remember that we ha Wear is the measure of val thought, and to be in style yot . oQ Patrit i ta stitute, ANDERSON, S. C, T EXT SESSION BEGINS SEPTEM ber 17. Beautiful and healthy loca ti',n. Full corps- comptent instructors. Terms reasonable. Apply for catalogue. COL. JOHN B. PATRICK, S-12tx2w Principal. AT COLUMBIA,' S. C. Graduate course. Under-graduatecourses for degrees-3 literary and~ 6 scientific. Also shorter and elective courses. Profes sional courses in Law, Pharmac- Veteri nery Science, and Pedagogics. Nine well. equipped laboratories. 4 shops and model room; new infirmary. Tuition fee, $40 per session; other fees, $20 (including infirmary fee, covering medical attendance, medicines, etc.). Table board, $10 to $12.50 per month. Rooms rent free. Total. expenses, includ ing fuel, lights, washrg, books, etc , about $180. Tuition fee remitted to students certify ing their inability to pay It. Session opens first Tuesday in October. Entrance examinations held the preceding week. J. M, McBRYDE, President. 7-29txtillOctl5 OCATED in one of the ir.ost. healthful Jtowns -in the Piedmont country. ommunty noted for its refinement and good morals. Proresivetand'experienced ehers in evr dearment. Excellent advantages are afodd.a+;low rates. En. rolled last year 182 pupils Next session eins on Monday, 6th Oct r. Send tor --.. E, BON4NER, .Vi Iucipal. Due West, . 4~J Co.. S. C. 7-2tlil50ct DAIDSON gsLLBE, MECiLENBURG~ COUNTY, N. C. STEEER 11,. 1890, to JUlNE 11, 1891. I1E MASTER'S COURSE, THE BACHELOR'S COURSE, THE SCIENCE COURSE, ECLECTIC COURSES, BUSINESS.COURSES. Studies in English, inSeience, and in the Fr acataloe add ress the Priesident, REV. J. B. SEARER, D, D., LL. D. 7-29d SPARTANiBURG CO.,8S.C. l'HIS FAMOUS RESORT WILL BE ~open to visitors from MAY 1 TO OCTOBER 15. It is accessible from Spartaburg by a Daily Hack Line. making good connection with all trains. Telephone in operation to Spart.nburg and Daily Mail. Safe, Pleasant and Effective Itemnedy for all diseases of thel Kidneys, Liver, Stomach and Skin. it acts on the Bowels, Cleanses the System. and1( regulates the -iver, and is a Specific for most FMALE ISORDERS. SIMPSON & SIMPdON, Props., 7-7tf .'Glenn Springs, S. C. CLEEAND8?iINH8! 3RTE Season or 1890 has ful, Lopened at this justly celebrated healt and pleasure resort. The curative properties of these waters, Te White na Ret!Siji 30 11d Chalyleate, have been fully attested by eminent phy' sices hotel a' conmodations3 are good, and no cit>rt will be spared by the pr',prietors to giv' satisfactioni. Hot and( Cold Sulphur Baths. Teegrph'l, manil a.. . express facilitties irl Stiig iBand enigaged for entir.' saason A musaeents .t- differenIt kinds p)rovider CosZ etontus made at Charlotte ani Lincontoni, N. C., and Blacksburg, S. C. For informnation1, terms. etc., apply to \VILK INS.ON & FORE, 7-17 f Shelby, N. C. ---Job work done with iearne.&s aiI isatch nt this Office. NED THE BATTE] )UR STAUNCH OLI '5,555.5' R.TY KIND, FOR THE LEAN, SL LCED- BOYS OF SIXTY SUM ROSTY-HAIRED GENTRY I FELLOWS OF JUMBO DIlN ieen's taste by us. Before yon r ve opened the jaws of trade wi ue, and by that the price is me i must come to us. SWILLIFOII I AM BUYING UP ALL CLASSES OF I e a ORSES AND JULES, C s ( IAVE a few YOUNG MULES .1 carried over from the spring sea son, which I will exchange for big, ! azed mules. I also have a couple of i Mares I will exchange for old mnules. s A GOOD SAVDLE HORSE, gentle, and drives kindly to a buggy. Safe for a lady to drive. Persons wishing to make such ex- f changes would do well to cal. at my stables on Congress street. A. WILLIFORD, PROPRIETOR.r Winnsboro, -- - South Carolinae WINNSBORO S A 11OME ENTERPRISE AND Idoes as good work as the northern shops. What you spend with this establishment remains at home. It you want Bggies, Carriages, Wagons, Road Carts, llardware, Oil', Paints, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Vernishes, Water Colors, Whips, Leather, and first-class Black smithing done, can surely accommodate you. Re pairing of all kinds done at our shops. We employ competent workmen,and guarantee satisfaction.I JUST RECEIVED. We have just received a beautitul stock of Summer Lap Robes, which will be sold cheap Josh Berry Grain Cradle, Damascus Chilled Turn Plow, Buckeye Mower, uggy Umibrellas. Sole Agent for the above Cradle, Plow and Mower. CAUTION war,an d e'e"a pair, ba his name and price stamped on bottom. 60.O I.75 W. L. DOUCLAS $3 SHOE CENLEMEN. Fne Calf and Laced Waterproof Grain. Th m einn ee an wernthalls hsso annot e et e sho w n t yt h ton e d e- te ao t ao h ad of co stan peare s end W .0eue L n.seLA, anocktoa,tMand --- sad.dWIN ltR. S. C. IIES OF TRADE FORT. C0TRN. ,ICK AND FIFTY CHAPS, MERS, DF SEVENTY WINTERS, [ENSIONS. riake a purchase for yourself th lots of palatable bargains. asured. Style is the dress of D &OO. ANNO U1CE.I NTS. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. The many friends of the Hon. T. S. RICE recognizing his worth and qualifi ation nominate him for the lower house If the General Assembly, subject to the .ction of the Democratic party: aMANY FRIENDS. Nllessrs. &litors: Please announce that am a candidate for a seat in the House f Representatives, subject to the Demo ratic primary election. * JNO. D, HARRISON. I desire to announce that I am a candi late for re-election to the House of Repre entatives, subject to the action of the )emocratic primary. * THOS. B. McKINSTRY. I hereby announce myself a candidate or the Democratic nomination to the louse of itepresentatives, and pledge my elf to abide the action of the Democratic >rimaries. * JAMES W. HANAILAN. FOR COUNTY AUDITOR. I hereby announce myself as a candi Late for the office of Auditor for Fairfield ounty, subject to the action of the Dem cratic primaries. * J. B. CROSBY. I hereby announce myself as a candidate cr re-election to the office of County. Ludicor, subject to the action of the Dem cratic party.: * L N. WITHERS. FOR SCHOOL COM3IISSIONER. I hereby offer myself as a candidate for e-election to the office of School i. otmmis oner, subject to the action of the Demoi ratic primary.H.LDUE I hereby announca myself a candidate or the office of School Commissioner, sub ect to the action of the Democratic pri saries.1 * JOHN BOYD. FOR COUNTY COMMISSiuNE?x. TE WARTI as a cin~aiare~fbY1T[nOr o the office of County Commissioner, sub ect to the action of the Democratic pri nary.MmFINS I hereby annour.ce myself a candidate or re-election to the office of County 3mmissioner, subject to the action of the [)emocratic primaries. C HAT R I hereby announce myself.a candidate for :e-election to the office of County Commis iioner, subject to the action of the Demo ~rtic primaries. JH OLS I hereby announce myself a candidate or the office of County Commissioner, subject to the action of the Democratic pnais A. S. WHITENER, FOR JURY COMMIISSIONkR. I hereby announce myself, a.candidate for thc office of Jury Commusioner, sub ject to the action of the Democratic p arty. * B.-HAWLEY ROBERTSON. Nlessrs. FJAtors: Please announce that!I am acandidate for re-election to the office of Jury Conamissioner, subject to the ac tion of the Democratic primaries. * ~ W. A. b,MITHI. FOR JUDGE. OF P'ROBA.TE. . I hereby announce myself a candidate for re-election to the oilice of Judge of Probate, subject to the action of thbe Dem ocratic party. 1 .HNAT SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION. I hereby announce myself a candidate ir re-appointment to the office of Super visor of icegistration, subject to the action of the Democratic primariESPGN F5OICOUNTY TREASURER. I hsreby announce myself a candidate for the nomination of County Treasurer, suject to the action1 of the Democratc prmaries. ONE CASE Mc A\LLISTER'S ON E BARRE L ON DRAUGHT. 6-.. A2W HITE. A. D. HOLLER, BUILDER AND CONTRACTOI and Manufacturer of W IN NSBORO, S. C. gg-Pians and spccifications for dwe . lgs, factories and store~-houses furnish( at ,.maonable rates. 1--2tx1y ShO e TO BALDNESS IS question was brought up in a lead. Aing shoe store in a city, and was caused by the examination of the portraits of several well koownshoe manufttrers, whose craniums showed a noticeable ab sence of hirsute adornment. The ques tioner was nearly as bald as the knob of a dude's cane. His clerks were growing that way. All had luxuriant hair before going into the shoe business. Does the shoe business cause baldness: It so, why? If the above cannot be solved we will p e one whieh is easily an3wered. BEATY'S$3.0U knocks all others bald? We have suc ceeded in having them made of pliable. durable calf skin, tanned by tanners of undoubted reputation; toppings of elCint dongola; hub goring, warranted; OttOms of wear-well sole leather. and sewed on to a welt just the same as a hand-sewed shoe, and can be half-soled by hand. No lasting tacks to prick the feet. A good shoe must be made of good leather; but good leather does not' constitute a good shoe unless it possesses style and dura bility. BE.TY $3.00 SHOE has style and finish. They will arrive shortly. Some job lots in store will be sold at re ducel prices for cAS during Katance of summer or- until closed out. Plea.e call on -- J,. M:. BEATY &BRO. FOR GOOD SHO!. FRESH LEMON. Canned Peah Pie Pahs pls Tomatoes, PineplsRoaBkigow der, Condensed Mil (al Brn)Mail- - lard's Breakfast Cocoa,Saonsrde, Corned Beef, Soap, Starch,BniD Soa Fresh Soda Crackers every we,Cks Candy. Best Fresh Cheese every we during summer, Macaroni, Sua,Coffee, medium and best Teas, Ma, Flou Bacon, Lard, Rice,-etc.' Waite "C" n Petroleum. 5c, CIGARS. "STITC-ON"a :gn mu Try us with the Cash. Respectfully, I L EAT & Bft. FOR SALE. ONE 6 HORSE PO WEBI GEISER JEnginoe. ONE 60 SAW ELLIOTT GINAN Brown Condenser.U All portable. ONE B*LUEJGRAS (SULEY The above svill be sold Mow and terms acecmmrodating to good party. Us 9s DSP3'T'S STO7ES. COOKING & HEATING STOVEI ALWAYS ON HAND. hold furnishing goods. STOVES; TIN~WARE, REPAIRED All work gaanedfrstClass. Every. -thing at prcsOsuit the times. Wheu -ntwgv me a call. Or e doot north of P. Lalek Bro.'s. Snecessor to J. H. C mining.. - P-W.W. KETCHIN, Agt.. DENTIST RY 1-.B JQUATEBAUM, D. D.8S WINN2BORO. 2. C'