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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE Tuesday, March 19, ; ; ; .85 New Advertisements. Notice-Winnsbor) National Bank, Just Received - Winnboro Drng Store. a ocal Urickt. -Money to loan. Apply to adv J. P. CALDwRLL, President. -The Winnsboro Drug Store directs your attention this morning to their stock of teas, condensed milk, cigars, garden seed, etc. -Our reporter was treated to some good music by Miss Gussie Saier at the home of Mr. Jno. C. Feaster, whei e he spent the night, and enjoyed, the treat highly. -The Acts and Joint Resolutions of the General Assembly of 1894 are in the bands of the Clerk of the Court for distribution to trial jastices upon application. -The chain gang started out to work Monday morning under charge of J. W. Bankhead and T. E. John ston. Convict stripes are seldom seen in this county. -John Cook, an old and highly re spected colored mar', died near Horeb on the 16th inst., aged eighty-two years. He leaves a widow and four children to mourn his loss. -We call the attention of stock men to the adv'ertisement in another column of this paper to the horse "Endurer." The notice of him will not apper after this issue, and may have been over looked by some of our readers who raise horses on the farm. -The postoffice hours will be as follows from the 18th inst: Open at 8 a. m.;-close .at 6 p. m.; open at 9 p. m. for the north-bound mail, whbich will be distributed and delivered.. Mail from street boxes collected at 10 a. m. anidt 8.30p.2m. -Tie reporit for 1894 demonstrates the increasingpOpularity of the Mutual Life and the extensidn of the benefits conferred upon Ithoe fortunate enough to.. hold its policies... The assets now amount in the agregate to $204,638, 783.96, and the liabilities -to $182,109, 456.14..- The surplus fund for the pay ment of dividends and -to'insur6 the policy'holder against- every possible fature 6mergency amounts to $22,592, 327.82 and is a sum which if added to the enormous amount paid out in divi dends to policy-holders in' past years would largely exceed the surplus ac cumulations of any similar institution in the world. Japanese Liver Pellets are the best family medicine for liver complaint and constipation. 50 pills in vial 25 cts. Winneboro Drug Store. ..* TNji WA TER SUr.?Z.---The follow Inagis the report of the policeman on the water supply measurements taken enallonday morning: ft. in. Court-house cistern........ .15 8i Depot cistern..............1U 10 -Elliott's cistern....... ..... 9 7 Neil's cistern..............14 11 Miller's cistern...........-. 7 Phillips' cistern.......... .10 4& Rammings' cistern..........16 5i NOT CoTTON ALTOGETHER.-Mr. W. D. Davis showed Tu NEWS AN(D -HERALD resorter his improved .stock -at his farmi near Monticello several days ago. He has determined not to dependjonger on dependent cotten, and wsill devote his attention most entirely to raising stock. He has several Cleveland boys which were purchased from a regular stock- farm in.Georgia. This breed is said to be adapted to farm piurpoe. We hope Mr. Davis will succeed with this new enterprise. A GREA&T CONDuCTOR.-Mr. Jno. G *Wolling has a telephoine line from Wolling, where his dwelling and store is, to Shelton's out on the Spartanbuirg road, a distance. of live miles. Mr. Wolling operates a store at 'Shelton, also which is managed by his son Johg assisted. by Mr. Jones McLane. ~It. was by means of this "phone" that the news of the recovery of the dead body of young Gresham was so quickly disseminated. Quite a number .of neighbors were at 'the store when the news came over the "phone" and a party passing three miles above in formed us in the night time. Every place should have one. ON LONG TIME. We will sell mules and horses on two years' time, and will please you in stock and price. 3-16 2w W. R. DOTY & Co. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Arm Out of Placo. Little Palmer Chamners, a son of Rev. J. T. Chalmers, knocked his arm nt of place while playing about a chicken coop at Mr. T. P. Mitchell's. Dr.. Mitchell attended him at once, and he is getting all right, we are glad to state. The rest of Mr. Chatmers' children are qnite well. They are ex pecting their father in about t wo weeks and are eager for his arrival. It May Do as Mach for You. Mr. Fred Miiller. of Irving, Ill., writes that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for many years. with severe pains in his bach, and also that his bladder was affected. lie tried many s -called Kidney eures but without any goo~d result. About a year ag-o he benan the use of Electric Bitters and found relief at once Electric Blitters s especially adapted to cure all Kidney and Liver troubles and often gives almr st instant r lief. One tial will prove our statement. Price only 50c. for large bot e. At Mcraster & Co.'s drng store.' 3ZEMEMBEFR. Remember, if you want to enter the bog contest, you must pay your sub scription up to the first day of Janun ary, 1896. Do not forget this, too, that it must be paid by the first of April, the day that the hogs are to be weighed, A MUNICIPAL TICKET. We nominate the following ticket: INrENDANT. J. W. HANAfIAN. WARDENS. .L. BRYSON. A. W. BROWN. F. E. PROPST. D. V. WALKER. MANY VOTERS. For colic, scour, sprains, bruises, spavin, swellings and all diseases of borses and cattle Johson's Magnetic il, hure brand, gives excellent satis faction. $1.00 size 50 cts.; 50 ct. size 25 cts. Winnsboro Drug Store. * Notice. The members of the Colored Azri cultural and Industrial Socie!y are requested to meet in Winnsboro on Saturday, 23rd inst. Business of im portance to be transacted. A full at tendance requested. J. C. JACKSN, President. ROET. tixs, Secretary. Avon, s. C. Hon. T. P. Mitchell has secured a new mail route which will extend from Cornwall's station to Mr. Mitchell's store. The mail will be daily and there will be four offices on the line, viz : Corawali's, Douglass, Clowney's and Avon, the last named ffiz'P being .at his store. The new route will be a great convenience to the communities through which it passes. The Old Spirit Fired. Our reporter called to see Mrs. Catherine Ladd at her home near Btickhead list week and enjoyed a short stay with this wonderful lady. During the conversation he told her that the first place he ever saw her, was under his father's kitchen looking for old icon vessels to send off for the purpose of making shells to kill Yankees. This seemed to fire the old war spirit in her and she said, "Oh my, yes, I did more than that, I got Mr. Leventrett to bring me from Ger many a full table set of some German metal, and when they run short for metal to make bullets I sent my Ger man ware on and it was melted into llets; I also sent my telescope to he officers; it was one with which you could see objects 30 miles away." Mrs. Ladd asked many questions about Winsoro and the people,. here. She a very :mutch interested in every one she knew here, and it is a rare treat to sit and -talk with her. The Vommiis sioners have written three times to her, asking lier to sit for a photo to be xhibited in Atlanta at the :big expo sition. But she says she cannot leave the house niow.' It is to-be hopied that some plan will be tried to obtain her photo, it will be a valuable adjunct to South Carolina history some day. Mrs. Ladd was a playmate of Edgar Allen Poe, the great American poet, which fact is not known by a great many. No citises of Winnsboro inhoud ever lose jm opportunity to isit Mrs. Ladd if the occasion offers. This reporter never will. Johnson's Oriental Soap imparts a delicate oder and leaves the skin soft d velvety'. Try it and you will never use any other. Winnsboro Drug IS THERE NO DARK CORNER? People who live in the southern por tion of this county generally term all those who live north of 'Possum Branch, D~ark Corner folks. But it seems to be a great mistake. When you get above 'Possumi Branch, those near commence to tell you about things "up in the Dark Corner." .You pro eeden your way to the Dark Corner, you get about fifteen miles above 'Possum Branch and you hear of the Dark Corner "further up." Well our reporter got "further up," he got to a point so high that one could see for twelve or fifteen miles around. It was only three miles to Fish Dam ferry, over in Chester County. He met Mr. Tom Boulware and in nocently ? asked, Mr. Benlware, whore is the [Dark Corner? Of course, the reporter wanted information, he was not trying to guy this gentleman whom he had never met before. But when Mr. Boulware looked up toward Alaska and made a gesture with his arm which appeared to be tracing a rain-bow in the heavens, the news paper man gave himself away, there was a hearty meaning laugh by both and Mr. B. said, "Well it is just a little fork between Pandy river and Broad, most of it in Chester C ounty, but he said Uncle Joe Nevitt lived in the Dark Corner (in th's cvanty) but tat when he was asked where the Dark Corner nas ho pointed toward Monticello and tells you that you left it behind. No mian ever finds the Dark Corner, perhaps there is none. A Quarter century Test. For a quarter of a century Dr King's New Discove y has beca tested, and the millions who have receit ed beenfit from its use testify to its wtnderful curative owes in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lngs. A remedy that has stood the test so long and that has given so uni ver sal satisfaction is no experiment. Each bottle is positively guaranteed to give relief, or the money wvill be refunded. It is admitted to be the most reliable for Coughs and Colds. Trial bottlei Free at McMaster& Co.'s drug store. Lagge size ma Oc. a1d lO(L When the Wind Tigers Will be D: ad When the lion eats grass like an ox, And the fish worm swallows the, whale, When the terrapins knit wool socks, And when the hare is outrun by the snail, When serpentb walk upright like men, And doodle bugs travel like frogs, When grasshoppers feed on the hen, And feathers are found on the hog, When Thomas eats swim in the air, And elephants roost upon trees, When insects in summer are rare, And snuffnever makes people sneeze, When fish creep over dry land, And mules on velocipedes ride, When foxes lay eggs in the sand, And women in dress take no pride, When Dutchman no longer drink beer, And girls get to preaching en time, When Billy goats butl from the rear, And treason no longer a crime, When the bumming bird brays like an ass, And limiberger smells like cologne, When plow-shares are made out of lauss, And~ the hearts of Carolinians are stone, When ideas erow in Populists' heads, And wool on the hydraulic ram, Then the blind tigers will be dead, And this country won't be worth a d-n. -[Ex. Missionaiy Addresses. The missionary meeting at the Pres byterian Church, beginning on Friday night and ending Sunday night was exceedingly interesting. Rev. G. W. Pain r delivered addresses Friday tnight, Saturday morning and Sunday morning, and they all were very inter estiug, espec:ally the one Sunday morning. He certainly kept his eyes open in China, and the p!easant part of it is that he has the ability to tell you in an attractive way what his obser vations in China have .been. He im presses you with the fact that, in many respec's, the Chinese solved problems long ago that we ate now tackling and don't know what to do with. His in idents showing the antiquity of this great empire and what it had accom plished when our ancestors were no better than savages made one feel a deep respeet for these people. ~ a Sunday afternoon and Sunday evening Mr. Tozi Takada, a Japanese student at the Columbia Theological Seminary, spoke to large audiences. His English is broken, but his simple statement of how he had been con verted to the Christian religion had an eloquence and patbos about it that touched the hearts of the congre,; ation. He is well educated, and resigned a very lucrative position to go into the ministry and preach the gospel to his own people. Aside from a religious point these meetings are very interesting, espe ially when you can hear such addresses as these. You come away feeling thbat you have learned something. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS! To the Democracy of Fairfeld: The undersigned, impressed with the supreme importance of preventing a final and fatal breach between the white people of Seath Carolina over the Constitutional Convention, realiz ing that some steps must be taken to forestall that result, we do hereby call upon each and every white man who claims to be a Democrat, without refer ence to factional or personal prejudices and preferences, to attend a general mass meeting at the Court House in Winnusboro on Saturday, March 23, at 12 mn., for the purpose of selecting delegates from this county to a confer ence to be held in Columbia on March 27th. JOHN W. LYLEs, T. H. KETHIN, Tos. S. BRICE, T. W. L AUDERDA LE, W.L.ROSBoRoUGH,T. K. ELLIOTT, T. P. MITCHELL, H. A. GAILLARD. Backlen's Arnica saie. TuE 1BEsT SALVE in the world for outs, Brises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, l'etter,Chepped Hands, Chillulains Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and post, tively cures Piles, or no pay required 1' Ls guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or noney refunded. Price 2~ -'enitt per -'x. iM'r sale by Ma .er er C Examination of Applicants. TiHE County Board of Examiners will meet at Winnsboro on the 19th day of Aprii next for the purpose of examining applicants for County Teachers Certificates, and the transac tioni of all other business that may come before the Board. D. L. STEVEN SON, 310 2-C . F. C. N otice. U NDER authority g;ven us by U. G. Desportes, J. J. McLure and Jos. F. Wallace, we will sell at public outcry before the Court House door in Winsboro, 8. C., at 12 M.. on Mon day, March 25, 1895, to the highest bidder for cash, Eight B.>nds of the South Carolina Miniz'g and Matnfac zurig~ Company f.>r Five Hutndred Dllars each. WINNSBORO NATIONA L BANK. 3-19-2t VATJID DIVORC- S. O.. tan;ed in three miou!.hs. For p trticu lr , write L UTN 3-LGini D. nton, Texas . Assignee's Sale. I shall sell a! public (n-cry on Mon dv, 17th inst., a nuinber of mhales and cat tle. J A MES Q. DAVIS, 312:dl Assignee. (RLOBE PHOSPH.TF.CO.,'$ A' ID P11 SPH A'TE, DISSOLVED Lone, Ami~nonin'd Goods and Kainit, f>r sate by J. M. S'E WART. Odrs also taken for Cotton Seed ea ol i iul n2-9.9x29v Standing on t w* Threshc I have already opened i Dress Patterns, with a lot of ]a Also a beautiful assortment of My line of White Checkei attractive this season. Charles We have a so Heiser'S There is mt Fine. Fine oLadies', Miss VF ear all of which a Wear. GENTI' FURNID Here you will always find Boro. Gentlemen, don't fail The assortment is undeniably to the low water mark in price. and ends in Winter Suits, at pr cloth. Great many novelties in iMPROE YOUR PER Wait for my grand openiri bought already I will make you that the tariff is- a thing of the An inspection of my siock i chase. J.fL MIM te . M I - nc m -4 For by t - $1,99.0 9 "E EE . 4 Foran th r aco nts -< 13, 71 26 Acr t t I~fre re= ,1, 0 7 Ins OMPeAfenr O1 NE 85,27,784 Icr te Insa endin -eole 51209 194 I haveved refrllP exaium ed-the$oreg1in,1Sta8e From al the sourus 11,8dnd 7,706b 1poti Wa EndR.mntS, rrvi Gen era Manager,42 1 IAcF L te o unt 9,789,634sden 18 Fanite Stae onsaotherTenre SEo c~urrocx $83,,970,690 A 67af oa. oH.tck YATT, Gnra 11,866,100 Reanicipal.. Election..2161788 CAshlcio o Intendant and Troturrn aens fo th to6wn,1f 91ns Atu tresTw Defrre inWrno-ro APRIL 1890 fro 90M 478 P.6M Reosee for oices anr esrato fv r dwrd, Abeopen at p e c ent place4 14 nesdayean AThurtisda d Fia ashed foan ente n compose7797 urne ad Annuriti on r . H nrease Ttal In.conaed W. $6,067,iott. Byoreas of su ncin J.ALE A. PmINNATor RGEA RATISVCORI.Pmo OLCBIOA.C nicpal A'ecRonL. ne >ld of Spring. ip some very handsome new rge Pearl Buttons to matca. Silk Waisit Goods. I Muslins are very cheap and t bby line in this department. { ch to admire in my stock of es' and Children's Slippers; re the very best makes. HING GOODS :he most complete line in the to look at my line of Pants. ascinating. They are down I have a great many odds ices less than the cost of the Hats for spring wear. t ONAL APPEARANCES in Glothing. If you have sick. You must remember past. ncurs no obligation to pur :NAUGH. D- - Maager. Raisers of Prize Hogs, Ship pers of Dairy Butter, Sheep Raisers, and Farmers in general: Plant the "Golden Tankard Beet," he best beet for stock. Very prolific and the most nutritious beet planted. - Kaffir Corn for an abundance of reen feed; Early Amber and Early )range Sugar Cane. Golden Dent, Adams' Early Corn nd Evergreen Sugar Corn. Another supply of Biss' Triumph nd Second Crop Early Potatoes. Red Speckled Valentine, Golden I Vax, Black Wax, Six Weeks, South rn Fat Horse or Crease-back, and a I rariety of other Beans, Cabbage Seed, ttc., etc. Still a supply of Onion Sets on hand. Extra Early Philadelphia, Stratagem, 1cLean's Little Gem and other Peas. Tomatoes, in Optimna, Dwarf Cbam >ionl, Trophy, etc., etc. z If any coloring is needed we have he best butter color. A fresh supply of Choice Teas, Condensed Milk, Swin- A orne's anid other Gelatines, Corn tarch, Essences, etc. A large supply of Alum for tanning lides. Also a lot of choice Messina Lemons n8t In. Remember us when your need any- l hing in our line. M4ZoMASTER & CO. Under Winnsboro Hotel. ECHAME FEED AND SALE SABLES, I STILL H AVE ON HAND e DOug Mules ) for Sale. -Also L FEW GOOD MARES. -Also-( L FEW BUGGIES. -Also L FEW SECOND-RHAND WAGONS. --Also a FEW MILCH COWS, I will sell cheap for cash or exchange hem for dry cattle. A. WILLIFORD, Winnsboro, S. C. LETTERS OF A DMINISTRATION.4 TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, C'UNTY OF FAIRFIELD. By, S . JU HNSTON,Esq.,Probate Jtudge: d ZEREAS, FLORENcE 31. HABE Vi NICRHT, hath made suit to me to grant 11 r letters of administration of th~e estate and effects of F. W. Habenicht, de, eased : These are, therefore, to cite and admon ish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said F. W. Habenieht, deeased, that they be and appear be fre me, in the court of Probate, to be held at Fairfield Court House, S. C., o' the 21st day of March. after publi ation hereof, at 11 o'clock irn the foren, to show cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be g~ranted. Given under my hand, this 6th day ol farch, Anno Domini 1895. S. R. JohfNSToN, 3.7x2 Judgze of Probate. rceeter's Englis. Diamond Brn. ENNYROYAL PILLS H1ARD --vvi] Please Gall at thE We have some Winter Dress Goods, C > exchange for a few JOME - AND - SEE Garcden 'bat will give you a good stand in your ga rrive in a few days. )NION SETS NOW IN STO ;EED IRISH POTATOES N We think we have the best Irish Potat nd have questioned many others who have hey are the best. Potato nearly round, ski arlier than the Early Rose; is more prod nd give us your opinion. Respectfolly, T. M. BE AT OUTHERN RAILWAY CO. (EASTERN SYSTE1.) astern Time at Savannah and Pts. North. No 34 Northbound, Daily No 36 No 10 No 20 Jan. 20, 1895. vs lim Daily Daily Daily v. Jacksonville... 8.15 a 4.15 p . ..... ....... ,v. Savannah...... 1.38 p 10.05 p......... r. Co'umbia.. 4.30 p 2.10 a......... x Charleston. 7.15 a 5.30 p ....... ....... r Columbia...... 11.15 a 10.10 p ....... .. v. Augusta . 2.10 p ....... 10 p ....... SGranitevile.. 2.44 p ....... 11.13 p 'renton......... 3. p 11.45 pi....... Johnstons....... 3.22 p ....... 12.02 r Columbia. ...... 4.56 p....... 2.16a x Columbia. .. 5.00 p 3.20 a 3.20 a 5.15 p ' Winnsboro..... 7.00 4.23 a 4.23 a 6.23 p ' Chester ...... 7.43-p 5.12 a 5.12 a 7.15, p ' Rock Hill.. 8.13 p 5.49 a 5.49 a 7.50 p r Charlotte. 9.00 p 6.43 a 6.40 a 8.45 p d2 Danville.........12 nt 11.35 a 11.35 a ....... ' Richmond....... 6.45 a 4.50 p ~4.5p .......SU Washington 742 a .30 p8.80 p ....... &Baltimore.....<9.2a113 1.p..,. PIladephi....11.30 a[ 3.00~ 8a .... New York. 2.02 p1 6. a t.23 a ....... Southbound. a o o Daily IDily D&Uy Dily. as .New York.....3.20 p112.15nt ........... C( " Philadelphia... 5.55 p 7.20........... "-9altimore. 8.37 p 9.42 a..... ...... Y.Washington..... 10.05 p,11.01 al ..... -.......o ~v.RcmOnd.......120a230 1 Oa .Danvlle.... .00... 5 55 y.harotte.... . 1.0110 85 ' Rock Hill... .2... .4 147 94 SChester.~. .56.....?2n o~ ' Winnsboro. 0. 1 ..11.1 _ r.Columba....- .3 .2 .0a 22 .Columba.... .4.. .. 4.5a Jonstons-.. 2.05 Trenton. .8p. . 2. Graniteville...5p. . 65 12.50s~ 31.30. n71.30 n ... z~areso..:::8.40 pa 11.001.0G 85 12... .4. ....... -.05.......... S 2.a1-sopi........ p10. 5 a ... o.3gusad... ... and30'p ......: 7.3a .-...... 'd hog ri ewe Jacksonville... 70 02 ..3 an..... ..Y. Through Pullman cars St. Augustine the o1w York, Tampa and New York, (via Jack a ~e)Augusta and N. Y.. also Dining cars I idnrs.olass coach. h No.5and36 rat U.S. FastMail. Throughth ufmazBuffet carJ'cks'viileand N. 'Y. 'Also 50 ulinan ear Augusta and Charlotte in connec-. fin: on with trains No's. 9 and 10. N. B;.Nos. 38 and 81 make only a, limited numn-th ? of stops. . . . go( Nos.9 and 2,35 and 3$do not enter Union a ation Columabia, but discharge and take oa ssengers and baggage at Bland St. Station. the ~.'A. TURK.. .. S; H. HARDWICK, the G PA, WASHINGTON. A GPA. AT.&IqTA. E. BERKELY, Supt., CoraMDrA, S.e C.- r E. GREEN, J. M. CULP. of *d 11S, WasINGrox. T M, WAsEINGTON, Luu top * I HAVE * 9 Mc sis: Just receivedla nice line of ' co. IOLDIAY GOODS,a be Cusisting of of Bt: ewery, Watches and Chains, olid Silver and Plated Wares. -Ahec hina Plates Cups and Saucers, (both gold band and plain.) Vases, &c., Vhich can be bought as cheap for JASH bece as any where else, quality f goods taken into consideration - Perhaps I can suit YOU. Call inl d see. &. M. Chandler. 3-31-1y W.L DOUGLA& $3S ISTEBEST. Sa. coleDOVAN) FRENCH&ENAMELLED CAL F 43 FlCAlf&KANU $3.& POLICE,35OLES, so*~.WRKINGMsfe~3 ---. -E T AnIE SEND FO CATALDGU I DEOCKTroN;7UESS. Over One Million People w'ear the W. L. Douglas $3 & $4.Shoes at llour shoes are equally satsf ptr They give the best value for the moneA p. rhyeulcso he In style andt. sa The prIces are uniforni,--stam1~ on sole. Prom 5: to $3 saved over other makes. i a: 1 your dealer cannot supply you we can. So'idb3 W. J. JOHNSON, -r Ridgay S. C. 1 CASH LI Corner Store. lothing, Shoes, &c., which we wish ies. - THE - GOODS. Si!eecds, rden and make fine vegetables, will RE. DW IN-STOR-E ) that grows. We have tried themn also grown them. The verdict is, in red, niest white and-cooks dry; uctive and keeps well. Try them YT& BRO. ANEW StPPLY OF Vindow. Shades. mbining Numerous Points- of Merit. 1eapest and Most Popular for Windows. Ruy .for profit,, keep up to te and get the beat. A new pply of INDOW. POLES AND CORNICES, low as can be.. bought in )lurnbia aid Aigusta. Save ur express charges. . W. PHILLIPS You Want to Know How rood Buggies are Made, READ. sats: )ur se.at frames are made of white ,thordughly glaed together at corn and a sytirmetricaI skirt cut on "anels are made oval by arranging machine with a spec~ial rig we have, ten up, so that when the seat is shed 'it presents a convex surface, ~cansing, the varnish to show to d advantage, an.4 giving the vehicle andso.me. appearaice. f.eats are roughly ironsed to a:- patterdi so that y are all alike, and backs and tops interc'hangeable. The advantage hisis that if von bave one of our gies and .want a cushion, back or. we can send von one to fit. P'anele .made of Blae Ridge Mountain ilar. )r seats are made by Mr. Cicero ore with a competent corps of as ;ants. Ve proudly challing'e the world to Lpare seats with us. fr. W. M. Patridk,.. of Wooddward, recently acceyted: the agency for -product in his vi-cinity, and will - pleaed.to explain to you the meritb the "PREMIUM CAROLINA FGGY." - . d112Mi HIGGY -00 Yorkville, S. C. a , tcc aa its fons botls fotesr Sepatonar for le ats phle ente Fdree eey faoAd r t clrans uRhesandati ened. ies* .31 Lt SteerWaishton Cur. Drane soner dolla aete boe oni anh hey ct wth aease that makes 1RICE 25 CTS. ?El 301, or 5 301E187OR$1. 70E3a.3 BT DUGGISTS. JACOBs' PHARMACY Co., olesale Agents, Atlanta, Ga -8tly Burial Cases and Caskets. BE UNDERSIGNED has a' fnll of the latest designs in BUIAL CASES AID CASKETS, moderate prices. Orders fil'ed mptly, night and day, at the old nd. Thankful for past patronage, k for a share of it in future. earse furbe~ad "-hen ordered. 1-4t - 9 . .&X ETLTOTT, SR.