Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Satarday, September 23, MAIL COLLECTIONS. Letters will be collected from the i.tter boxes at 11.25 a. M., 5.20 p. m.4 and 9 p. m. daily. New Advortlsements. For Sale-McMastCr & Co. To.Day-F. W. H abeniclt. -Owing to the absence of the pastor, there will be no service at the Asso ciate Reformed Presbyterian Church tomorrow. >OOKS FOR SALE.-McMaster & Co. have over two hundred choice books for sale. Among them are: The Au tocrat of the Breakfast Table, Cal. houn's Works, Hlootts Works, Inno cents Abroad, Johnson's Tcadition of ibe Revolution. Tim LocAL COTTON MARKET.-The price cf cottou is still advancing grad nually, the best grades bringing 7.1 Friday. This is decidedly more than it brought for the lame date lat year. Owing to the dry, hot weather, the daily recoipts are rapidly increasing. Most of the storm cotton has been dis posed of and the quality of the cotton sold here is improving noticeably. M t 'Notice. Be modern. Don't harass the sys tem with noxious drugs. Monetery enres Malaria, Nervousness, Indiges tion and Bowel Complaints. It is simple, pleasant to taste and leaves no bad effects. ANEw STORE.-Mr. F. W. Hab - nlicht has enilarged and otherwitze im Iroved his store and has fally stocked M with a fine line of !roceries of all 1 sorts. His restaurant is s-111 an hi. portant object to his establishment. t Norfolk oysters and fish from salt and fresh water received as often as the weather will permit. See his ad. today and observe some of the specialties I adveriised. UNCLAIMED LETTERS.-The follow- I ing is a list of letters remaining un called for in the postoffice for the week I ending September IS: Mr. E. B. Dabbs, Mrs. Sallie Boul ware, Eliza J. Erwin, Mrs. Polly Boul- I are, Mr. John Samson, Miss Mary Tacoa. Persons calliug for any of the above amed letters will please say they -e advertised. ELTGIOUS SERVICES.-Services will held in the following churches on John's Episcopal Chur ch-Riev. c .. Prentiss, Rector. Morning 1 pryr, Litany, and sermon at 10.30r o'l k. Afternoon service at 6.30 1 oc ec k. Service Wednesday after- . - ~o clo G o'clock. All are cordially iitdto wor'ship) with us5. 31eth dist-11 a. m. by the pastor. ~udy School at 5 p. in. Pray er1 0.etm~ Wednesday at 5.30 p. mf. a me oei .te Rleformcd Presbyterian-t Young M n's Pr ayer Meeting at 10.1.> ~ .Sn iday School at o p. mn. Personals. Mr. A. M'- Withers, of Columbia, jn town Thursday. J. H. Marion, Eiq., of the Chester bor was in town Friday. Miss Mattie Egleston is visiting Mr. anud Mrs. T. F. Davis at Killians. Hi. N. Obear, E-q., of Columbia, has been in town attending Court. Stenographier Mctaw and Solicitor Ilough left for their respective homes Thum sday afternoon. Mr. McCawv will retni n Monday for the opening of the Cou rt of Commnon Pleas. THlE STARE ALL RtIGHT. The dis~covery of a correspondent that one of the three "starns" indicating the quality of' the dispensary whiskey he had bought was made with a l en and ink is an interesting one, and the publication will doubtless mnaie regu lar customers of' the dipensailes even mere uncertain than they have been .heretofote as to what they get for * ~ their money. WYe do not think any - thing is to> be gained, however, by calling the attention of the State authorities to the opening for fraud which the use of the stars affords. The State authoriis evidently do not enre muelh about frauds in the conauct of thme dispensary system.-Exchange. Some time ago while looking through the local dispensat'y we noticed that some of the boutles i~ad one of the 0ta1o the labe! put ou~ v i:hi pent anid ink. Mr. Me~bley explamined it by givg the ~inration' that the labels tad b :etn engcd at thce Stae dits pensary. The lab~ls for thec three X -broa d gave ou: and th~e above method had to be restored to. SIlILOll'S CURE, the great Cough and Cr~up Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size contains t wenty-five doses only 25c. Childien love it. Sold at * the Winnsboro Drug Store. * COURT PROCEEDINGS. Th'le Court of General Sessions hav ing concluded all the business for this - term adjoturned Thursday afternoon. Friday was dev'oted to the trans action of business in the equity of Court. * The following are the last criminal cases heard: The jury' in the case of State vs Charles McCiurkin et al. returned the followingr verdict: Guilty as to Charles Mc Clurki n, Jassey M cClur kin. Alford Coleman. Not guilty as to Robt. Cokeman and Daniel Gibson. State vs. Thos. Good, arson. Ver dict-Not Gtuilty. Ragsdale & Rsgs dale for defense. arceny of live stock, as cbntinncd ni motion of counsel for (lefense. HIis honor imposed the following cutences upon the zeveral convictS: John Coleman, colored, convi:;ted f grand larceny, one iear in the pen olntiary. Abraham Cuniinaham, hou., break og and larceny, twelve months in the ienitCtiary. Charles McClurkin, Jassey McClur iv, Alford Coleman, each twenty-five ollars fine or itmprisonment in the ounty jail for a period of two months. tl three paid their lines and were ischarged. Robert Juler, receiving stolen goods, Ix mont4s in the penitentiary. DOGSAWILL ITE. Mr. Editor: Not long since two of illmau's honest followers did invest n a pint of the Dispensary 100 proof hiskey, and like all of Tillman's -entdleaanlv representatives paid hon st money for an honest article, and ot wishing to disobey tei laws of heir State, resorted to the back yard or the purpose of ./tr once in Wlinous ro, tasting pu,'Ire, houcst aw 'altal eeatcd chiskey. But unfortunatieily and nknolcinyly we happened to get into Lt Anti's back yard, and while there hat damnable dog, who has embodied lie princ'ples of his Anti owner, was tissed on us, and true to his training ttempted to sneak up in the rear, not ven possessing "gallant dogly" cour ge to approach gentlemen face to face, )ut prompted by that low bred nature ommon to all curs, made straight for e south of my rear suspender button. Mr. Editor, i also notice "Sick Till anite's" comments on the dog. Well, hall I deign to notice "the sore head, isappointed office seeking," "moon iht tator grabber," and that not in ds own patch? If I could get a chance o give him just one-half pint .of the ame medicine I gave that other Anti og, I'll bet my old red shirt his liver vould act at once: and if lie will then et him a pound of Tillman's soap arough our 'State Exchange and wash imself it might be possible that lie vill result in a white man. I am one of your subscribers, and I eel that I have been impose. upon, o you will (o me the honor, of pub shing this verbatim. Dn. ron 'rm SIeK TiImtANri-. KARUS CLOVEl1 IROUT wil ] ,urify your Blood, cetar your Corn lexion, regulate your Bowels and nake your Head clear as a bell. 25c. nd 56c. Sold at the Winiboro Drug tore. STROTHER 1APPENINW. STROTHER, S. C., Sq)t. 21.-Your troher correspondent has remained lent because tbere was naught of a beerful nature to report. It is use ss to reiterate the oft-told tale of the in, wreck and desolation wrought y the hurricane. Those who relied n low grounds for cornm have mtac 'ith another disappointumet. Wogon ads of gtreen, sour~ corn werte sold here pu ueb:'sers con d he foun d. 'here was io possibility of~ snig it, id it coul. only be uni ilzed by f,:edi'g >hogs. Cat. Clowneyv lost ten or ;ifteen rs of cotton whichb would easily tave made a bale per ac.e. Capt. lowney ha~s the respect and esteem f all who have the pleasure of know ng him, and it nom strives more athully for an -hone: able livelihood. Is friends and tneighbors sympathize vith him in his loss. We read ot the "boundless re ources of the South", etc., but thme mneable fact remins that we are mu deplorable condition. Duinjg an ~xperiece of many yeai s we have eeer knownu nyiting approxiniamng he striagcuey of the tImes. Truly he financial condition of poor oid outhi Carolina is appalling. Nu:urally we are di-appointed at he non-fulfilmn it of the glowmg~ romises made of better times, etc. TVeneance is mtine, 1 will repay, aith the Lord." Our~ great and i! ustrious Hlamptoni redeemeiid our State romn negr~o ran e, and'. his eff irts rougt us cut of thie thraldomn. We iave to doutbt that Ijhis statement wvill e c. ntradicted, y et ariii uied in maiig him in '7(. Though not a South 'Carolinian,, we nmust atdmit that ve 1el aba Shed that the grand old ro has met w ith ingta:itutde from he People who should .bave clung to tim to the laet. WXe cannot under tand how cur friendS cem say they onored him. '-OL ' consi-tency, thou rt a jewel." God bless Grover Cleve nd fot hazvinig placed huim in a situna .1on w. hich ensbies him to live in, Threc hia been: a gat :t deal of sick -s (one section-malaria! trouble;. Mr. J1. 1). Blair has been par:icularly Lr', as ha iis.i:r h~as her a perfect .-pi! foir A (ek-. Mss 1a u~ine No t hai. a .,:.u pa f nyeri, a::a s enli now~ cin W i;keS nere unit-d in weit lck hast ig- a t the re ide::ce of 1rs (9. di. Ti:ul iby h.:d b right beautiini night , Wni we trust it in.!y ov, s't nib'>lical of their latture life. We heg leave 1o call the attention of ur County Commissioners to the ford of Tetrrible Creek. Some years mmo, Mr. Frank Andrews, Mr. Hazel Yngue and Mr. G. B. Pearsco sper.t two hundred dollars an the vain en dvor to have a good ford, etc. All eotrts in that direction must be fatile without rthe co-operat ion of those who ctivate landhs below. We comnmis erace all peduestrians who have to cross that ford. The creek has lett the main channel, and runis all over the low wouds. This miserab!e state of N afirs is caused by he failur;e of those below to do their par t. T1hiis is no grbied s:atemnent, only secra ieality. ~e bet our Coutyt Commtiisalonecrs to gie this matter the~nir ersonal atten tin, and we fel ontidet of the re dtiot (detrime t to t-rop, but cant not ai toJ p-oduce malaria. Again we imaore our Con' ty Commrissionlers to iivetigae this m'taer for it is one o grt imotlatnce. c.A. S. -s na rATTERS. Itcrucl . .%: t.- an~ deaers in 'I'TIm LOCOMOTIE PUSI KINDLING NEW FIR BOUNDING ALON M~ERCIAL su PARATI( MIR. Q. ). WILLIFORD taste in Dress Goods aid Trimni (departnwnt. W1- propose to shov Best ever brouglht to this city. t' (1 our trade. We propose to (0 our ever beheld in Winuisboro. 'Tt i, and anxiety to please the masses. storm cotton prices. We are beat \ are showing stupendions barg C- 'ATS that will su-prisc the shr< MYS. V. A. ROBINSON V Stock of Millinery. Yours to pleaset, whose tire A. Wel! wateral and well settd Ftri, 0 or :100 acres suitable for Qtock aisig. Apply, stating price, J. L. ., :310 Meeting street, Charleston, . c. - 12-:n It shouni b>e in Every !!one. J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpshiog, a.. savs he will not be without Dr. Ki1i'S ew Diicover-: for Consumption. Couh s, d Colds, that it Cured hi 'wift uN hi wa breatened with Punoia after attaek f "La Grippe," whe n various olin':r reue Les ainl sevural phsicians had done her l good. Roberlte Uariber, (Of Cook:-port, a , clailis Dr. King's New Di coery has lone hin more good than anIthin it- ever sed fur Lung Trouble. thing hike it. rv it. Free Trial 1ottX': at E-Mas1 t;er 'Co.,'; ing Sto.e. I .trI' t es . . 1 $1.0Vt. For Over Fifty Yvars. Mius. WIsLOW'S Soo'riN( SyRUP has ieen usled for over fifty years by ml!! ons f moithers for their children wh :le teeth I-, with perfect success. It sothis the :hll, softens the guats, allays 'al pain, utes wind colic, anid is the best remeiidy or iarrhte'a. 1t will re!>ve the poor lit le sufferer iinmediately. Sol by~ Drug tists in every part of the vworbil. Tiwenty je cnts a 'bittle. Be sure an.i ask for 31 rs. Winslow's Southintg Syvrup,' ake no other kind. 3-3i OOD'S!I PHOSPHIODt~l .The Great English Remedy. Promptly and permanenl~rt lcures ali formsof Nerrous -eakness, Emissions, Sperm ~ orrhea. Impotenetand all ~ fets of Abuse or Excesses. Ben prescribed over 33 yors in thousand1s of cases; es Mcdicine known. Askc .iruggist for WooD's Pxos rnmr;if he offers some *orhesmedicine Iic ' this, leave his disbonest store, inclose price in etter and we will send by return mail.. Price, one csge , $1; ir 5 n ill ase, six will cure. am et ln seldeD e stas. A~dO ossHE WOOD CHEMICA L CO, 3;~1 Woodward avenue, Detroit. Mich. An agreablenaxtive anaNEEVE To'NIC. old byDruggists or sent by manl. 25c.,50c. and $100 per -package. Samples free. Captain Sweeney, U.S-A-,San Diego, Cal. says: "Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy is the first nedicinI have everfounidthat would do me anygood." Price 50cts. Sold byDruggists. Dononeget a Cough,atheeisda ger' of wilseoa ske ugTroube. Itis the Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis,an is sold on a guarantee. 25 ets. For sale at the W\iniisboro IDr 's .St MONTEREY. i76. The Monn' Re~ineay. 1845. A TONIC, NEll 'IN, -LIOG)D P Like Cures L .:t' The I'uon of t!:e kampl' 1: K dtle'in th 'wanl'. F'~r Nataria. Nervousnes, Indaig'' ')a, dur d:aer for NIONTER~EY. If hec !es :t o'p it we wmi .~ndyoI a M l)ttl exp e'- pre'paidl, a.n le'.':j' of $1u. "'ONT11'GIt. '.'O., t orence', S. C., l'ropt. Eniml S PARK(ER'S 'AIR BALSAM Cica.<- a 1,e wo rs ty-ear Pronwc a h::. ri at w . r e Consumptive and Feeble raatdwh uexhan.:tni....; ::: nee Parker's Girnecr rek' INylimu TUEUL.is EAR W'CUS'tiiNS. Wipr esd JERS OF A LIVE ESTABLISHIMRNT; SMOKING AND ES TO INCREASE A FLAMING BUSINESS, ARE G THE AVENUES WHICH LEAD TO COM CCESS, MAKING THE LARGEST PRE )NS EVER -MADE FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE. North buying stock; also mr. Albert )ouglass, who exquisito ags is ackn'owledgd, -will give his Sp1il attention to Imymg for this vOnl tihe Line of Dry Goods i intend to let paie, eciones,~ short e rops and hard tiics effec(t 'ty at all hazards. We will show you the GRANDEST STOCK opossible to do the business without goods. We are full of activity We intend to make it lively for competition with tile best goodls at in" list Fall's record in styles anud prices on nlls in BOYS' SUITS this Fall. N:oning prites on (ENTS' OVER wdest buyers. ill return from the North in a few days, where she has been bivig ess energies will never let up, W. BROWN, Manager. FOR SALE BY McMaster & Co utorat of the Dreakfra't Table. 'arton's Life of Andrew Jacko(n1, Caloins~oksFOR SALE OR RENT# f (.aiho Im's Works, Maciame 1Remusat, Cooper's Naval History, (olton's Atlas, Fred Douglass and Hii Mi'. )on Q uixote. GoldTmithHE OOD10 Life of Gen. -Green, Hood's.Works, Dwellig now occupied Hudebias, lood's Advance and Retreat, by Mr. W. H. Williford Erinocents A.broad, Johtisof's Tradition of the Revolution, I, offered for Sale or rent. Napoleon's Campaigns, Mills' Statistics of South Carolina, Ramsey's South Carolina, ossession Januar1 Tariten's Can paign in S. C. And 200 other rare and choice bcoks. 1811I.,Lpply to THULYSE C. DEsOITES. by. Wr.IW. .EWillifor 1)an~is(offeredaforisaoetorlrent. 18'.M. Appy toJ1 T O -Dr's A .Y ioadN. N~ oflksterso( J and riol reen Cffsh. at ti i ht~l F. W. HAI3ENICHT'S. F\V-v rispciCheese.NewoYork otato(hes and io teSws F. W. HABENTCHT'S. -* -i -l1d~rll~lS ~iie Thokber'sgAlmi StocRionandattl M Roasted, GooJ1 -Tava andTin reen Coffees, atc, B (iles, One box Faney Lemons at I)le. and 20e. per dozen, at aiiini ~~rl~nsta ewl Groce antee dscritionCne Good' VinegarfiiStocrfnd Cattl Freh dt isuisCram \ IiIneFOHrdae Tin WalletsOysterrCackersnancy, rid CandessuvioterrSnapnsFinetCaedwl F. W. H ABENICHT'S. .aeoesr n.toig alo uC;~cwe guaraneelsatiefaclio ciomi Dehuni~oMamkeelya Fenh Spra iscuits, Cram A LARG S UPPY O iri ha, Mitera Caers, fe ncy at. ~ F. W. HABENICH T'S. ood oeuoi, ('allerlat . W. H ABENICHT'S. I at vrthn eccia 9i thiirl Waters, frbeh, Do'atr e (0.1. nAENICH'S. Laod t cfeecall at~( i~ Inh fact, DvrUtig ndd a F~c. Nw. HABENICHT'S schoolinpthiiline OpposbirtorPs, Offda, hscl B~- slln tpicesosi Iical, c. Neces sary Expenses, from SW> ~ the hadtimes. to $21 . Ih r For further it.formationi ahdress theC r g g >3rNOTICE. ijEiN .1 i1 UREYN DONE AND SOLICIT E y. QUATTLER~AUM,~ 1. D S. - db DA RP SATURDAY, A rhe Corner Stol TO-I A CLEARANCE Si 3RY. &OORJ3S, S8TRA- W HAT LOW cUv This Sale will AVe intend to give GENUI the purchaser our wel COME i. 1/ B Mhe First of the Season (U)C BUYER IL\AS IETURNEJ >o! New York, aId weT are no Civil-g and opcn;iPg our ALL AND . WINTER' GOODS Our stock is large and varied an ,, best we have ever had. 'rices are at Rock Bottom ide to suit the hard times. We ar fxious to show our goods and will b lasd if yox will come and look e em whethe'r yon buy or not. COM E AND) SE E UC. ADWELLi &RU HIS1 FAVORITE SUM MER RESORT .-Is NOW )R COOL BREEZES,.FINE FISI ig and Sm f Bathing, the Islantd is unsurpassed. 'e guaratee a good table, attentis and experieniced set vanits. 'le Seamer Jarie leaves Georgetow on Monidays, Wbednesdlays and Fridays at 8 A. M. for the Isla.;;d. aorder tot to lose time tomrist s shoul reach GIeorgetownl on either Sun days, Tfuesdays or Thursdays. For terms, etc., address PRIOPRIETR ESS. avrl Mlls,_Georgetown Co., S. ( IVERY STABLES. I AM NOW PREPARED to farnish the transient and pbc at large with any sort of turnout they may reqmire, Stables two doors north of Winnsoro IHotel. Your pat ronage is respect fully solic ited. WPrices mcderate. .J n) uneATA TY & Co. VUUST 12.1893. Ne will Co mence DAY, LEjOF ALL SUMMER S, [' SHOE S ~OTRHIN&, &G.1, &41.. Dentinu~e ptember 1, 1893. NE BARGAINS by giving to known durable goods at AND SEE. Lty de BrC. hst Received! A NICE FRESH LOT OF LEMONS, CUCUMBER PICKLE and Chow Chow, very cheap, and in any quantity you want. V Pork Sausage, best full ("team Cheeec, Block's Sodat Crackers, the best on the tuarket. If you want good Tea and Coffee, this is the place to get it. A nice assortment of fine Candies always on hand. e Smoke my Old Glory Cheroot, the best e in the world for the umoney. Allsw me to call your attention to my Crown Safety Oil, which gives entire satisfaction to - every customer. R. .T MATTHEWS. AND) SALE SA.BLES. T HE UNDERSIGNED STILL HAS L left on hand well broken, sound and straight, from e 3 to 5 years old, ranging from 14b to 56 hands high. Also which would do well to finish up a crop with. Persons in need of surti stock would do well to call and pr5e the same. .Any of the above will '.*3 exchanged for broken down stock. I am also agent for the Cohmons Carriage Manufacturing Cc. Persons wishing to buy a nice Phaeton, Baggy Sor Cart can do so by calling on the undersigned. A. WILLIFORD, Proprietor. , OUR STOCK SHELF 1 GROCERIES, SUGA.RS, TEAS, COFFEE SOAP. STARCh, TOBACCO, ETC., wil be kept full aind complete during the summer months. When needing anything in our line call on us and we will make prices that will interest you. *We have a new line of 2 3 and 4 gallon jars, roc.- per gallon. Plant Cow Peas- after it rains. We have a nice lot on hand and will sell them cheap. I Heteken & Cathcart.