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THE AND ia.E1ALD. IS I:J TRI- WEEKLY '11ER0 i)UoMPANY.~ .- - - s.oo . .. - - 1.50 1!.J i.iL it.1 T. L .. .'SIf: ,i > ) . : 1: i t : .rtto'1 - . S eilrat: f: ".; tn t adver Ite;t'.r rates charged fu- obitua: ies. Orders for Job Work solicited. This newspaper is n-:t resi: ibie for .ndons and vietws e:<p:esed anywhere ie than in the editorial colttrn. All articles for puilicati:n must be ac. .Ompanied by the true name of the author - id written in resp:ctful lanLua~e and ritten on oneside of the pa:"rr The true ame retuiredas an evidencre of >Z>id faith local-should be a'idre,ssed to TIE SEWS AND IERALD CO. W. D. DoroLass, Editor. JAS. Q. DAVIS, Treasurer. W. J. ELLIOTT. kutile S Mana,er. R , S. C. ThursJ&3, November 7, : ...3, THE Northern Michigan p>ta'o crop is very much like some of our co ton crops. The abundance of potatoes there is unprecedented, and con-c quently no market can be fo::nnd at remunerative figures. The N-rtheln Michigan farmer will have to learn the lesson that our Southern cotton f:trmer has taken s) many years to learn, and it is even doubtful now whether he has learnod it; and that is, that pi-es a"e regut:t:d by supply an! de: nal, and li-re is .uch thing a over t+k ing the market. Tot:" elections were d: tcedi aud :t the Democrat-. In N Y- ork, hne 1.pubiicans sien to have carried everything in sight, exce.t that Tam many carried Ne\ Yor ' t. i:y ana Amos Cummings was elec'ed to Con gress by the Democrats in the Tenth District. In Maryland the Democeracy fared no better. Hurst, the Dcm cratic nominee for Govern:r, and who was considered as one of the Gormanites, was badly beaten. His defeat is due to the anti-German set:ti ment. In New Jersey, Massachusctts, and Ohio the fepub!icns niada a clean sweep, while Ken:ucky is in doubt, both sides claiming vietory. The chances in Kentucky, we believe, are in favor of the Democrat . IIard in, the Democratic nominee for Governor, is a free silver man and was nomi: 'n.ted on a gold standard platform. Although nominated on such a plat form, he advocated free silver. This may have lost him some votes, and to this fact may be due the uncertali.ty of the election in Kentucky. THrE dog is as much a terror to the Georgia Logislator as he is to the average South Caro:ina Legislator. Says the Augusta Chronicle: ''If there is any bill that the average legislator fights shy of it is one that proposes a tax on dogs. The owners of dogzs have votes, and no Legislature that has vet wrestled with thne guestion con tained a majority of men who were indifferent to re-elee'ion. The Legis lator who votes to p)ut a tax ou his neighbor's dog, and on all the dogs of his neighbors, may :15 well bid fare well to all hopes for fu turd political preferment. A member of the G3eorgia Legista ture proposes a bill to permit the owners of dogs to return them for taxation if the owners choose to do '-o. This is done so that the dog may be defined as property, and thus have the protection of the law. This is one dog law that has a chance of being passed, as it is in the intesrest of the dog any way you take it. if he is not taxed, he enjoys a sp.:cial privelege. If he is taxed, he is dignified by beingf classed as property. OF INTEREST TO OLD SOLDIERS. Colcinlda Register. There was a meeting of the commi: tee Tuesday of Camp IIampton to per fect details for the convention of tihe South Carolina Division of United Confederate Veterans to assemble on' the 12th inst. in the court lhous, at which Cornrander Capt R. S. Des portes presided. The following delegates to the c)on vention te represent Camp llamp:on were appointed: Capt. W K. Bach man, Capt. M. A. Bridges, Co!. R. G. Lamar, Col. .D. Cardlwelt, M-aj. WV. II. Manning, Gen. R. N. Rtichibourg, Dr A. N. Talley, Sr., .Dr. B. W. Tayl.'r, George B3ruin, Dr. W. B. Fisher, Capi. A. P. Brown, R. F. Clark, J.R.fBoy les, Col. A. D. Goodwin, Chas. E. Hloefe:-, J. M. Kirkland, Col. F. W. McMaster. Col. Win. Wallace, L. R. Marshall an:d Gov. J. P. Kichardson. The following com4mit tee was ap pointed on subscription and entertain mtent : Maj. U. RI Brooks, Maj. W. H Manining, .D. R. Fienniken. D). Zim mermnan, W. H. Squier, WV. M. N-t son, Col. R. G. Latmar anid M. B. Green. TJhis committee was requested to meet at the office of Maj Brooks at thne State IIouse, at 10 o'clock Wed nes day to enter upyn the inp -rtant duty assigned them at once with the hop)e ot making the convention of veterans a success and pleasure to be Iong rc membered. The committee is to make their rec port to an adjourned meetibg of the committee of arrangementa to be held Friday evening~ at .tive o'clock in the t;eadqnarters of the Camp. ~Judge Benet in is charg~e to the Anderson gratd jury r-ece:.tly sug ge{sted that the Legislature mnake it ai mnisdemeanor for a peron to have in hi possession a pistol suffcient y smnal ;o be carried in his pocket. If such a law were passed, there wou d be sonei - e~atgin m he s~ o oce's s~ is SHOULD WOMEN VOTE ' Edd r Re' I e:s!e You go back on the Corking farmers when you advocate ropel't inaliiication for women vot rI.. Not one in a hundred of working urmer,' wives have the $300 to paY Axes on. nor have the men tie proper v to give them, while every rich nan's wife aad daughters and the gold tand ird ine'i ; ly favor dear money mld htrd times for the workingnan, vould muster their wives and daug: ers and sons' wives, and override the ust demands of equal r;ghts, and .hwart every ,ff.rt at reform ii finan -at mn. tlers. Free silver and financi:d reform are he great questions that confront the cwelfare ot the nation, and it is too ccell known that the rich and would he iich, together with a few bootlicks, have marshalled themselves in solid opposition to reform in the inances. Give the rich two votes and the poor only one, and how can we ever expect to put the right men in the Legisla ture and in Congrc -? A rich woman who thinks it a dis grace to even speak to a workingman would never vote fo- one of them to go to the State Legislature, if she could find a city dandy to vote for, especially when hL.r husband is all the time calling them "cattle." No: -No! Mr. Editor. the convention nuet be" impa':tial. Il a rich woman vo-e; lt't a poor woman vote. It would make a p )or Itnan hlood boil to see the ):10 women 0.r1 up in tl-eir carriages to vote and their n. ivcs cast ont. It would create a hurting hatred between the classs and coi pletely enslave the working fi'rner. South Crrolina is not r:pc for wo man sutTrage. All know that unquali fed sufirage will not do. aid the day has not come for the l ich to have all the power in their hands. See to it, Mr. E:titor, that the Reyister does not degenerate. Let a property and educational qaal i:cation be put in for men, with the proviso thot "ro Confederate soldier or any of his (lescendants shall ever be dissranchised exc3pt for crime, put in the taxpaying restriction as you rl ready have it and you can get along ithout stirring up strife anorg the women. 1. Johnsonville, Nov. i. We wonder if tLhe iur'" woul fly if wom1en get to voting in this coun try anyway. t.ew::ro of Gintment for Catarrh that Conn tain Mercury. as mercury will surely de:strov ile sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the murous surfaces. Such artic:es should never be uscd except on prescriptions from reputable physi cians, as the damage they will do is tentold to the good you can possibly derive from them. lall's Catarrh ('ure, m:nufactured by F. J. Chencev & Co , Toled, O ,1 "Itan)s no mer cury. and is taken in: ernally, acting direc:ly upon the blood and mnucous surface; of the system. In bu\ ing~ ill's Catarrh Cnrie be sure you got he genuine. It is taken internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. 52Sold by IDruggists, price 75e. r bottle. * Th::: Convention I1e-assemnbic.. Columbia, Nov. :3.--The convention r-assemblect at 8 o'clock this evening after its three-days recess and once more resumed the consideration of the suffrage articles, taking tip the uninm portant sections. There was not more :an a bare quorum of the members present, yet a late session resulted, an adjourment only being r eached af ter it was found that there was "no quo rum" in the hall The only matter of any consequence acted upon was the stiking out of the provision for repre sentation. for both political parties on the boards of election managers ar'.I canvassers of returns. An attetngt was made to allow property-owning women to vote in municipal elections on questions of increasing tbe public debt, but it failed. A proposition was introduced to defer assembling of the Lcislature from the last Tuesday in this month to Ihe second Tuesday in Jan uarp. Inf Smeans so much more than you imagine--serious and ~fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's greatest gift-health. If you are feeling .out of sorts, weak ad generaliy c: - husted, iervous, 1have no appetite and can't work, I begin at once tak ble strengthening Iron rnedicine,which is Bown's Iron Bit ters. A few bot tties cure-benefit tert:. n i ' for 6nfants an, HIRTY years' observation of :illions of percnB, permit us It is=q._estional1- fo best : the rord has ever iL'own. It it (es tihom health. It will save scnothing wrhich is absolutely sj cbilf's modiciaz. Castoria destroys Worms. Castori a allays Feverisbness. Castoria prevents vomiting S Cas-tori.a cures Diarrhma and Castoria relievoa Toethig T Castoria cures Constipation Gastoria ncutrali:es the effects of ca Castoria aces n.ot contain morphine, Castoria assimilates the food, re:p giving heaithy and natural sleep. Castoria is punr up in one-size bottle Don't allow any one to sell you anyi that it is "just as good" and "wi See that you got C-A-S-T-0-l The fac-simile signature of Children Cry for P Our Judges should come to some understandin about: the dispensary law. Judg Eirie instructs the grand jury to indict dispensers for Fell:n I whiskey on orders, while tint faithful oicer has in his possession an order written by another judge for a quart of Peebles' Old Pepper whi=key. The question naturally arises, wht must the dispenser do when judges disagree? --Piedmot feadlight. Ie should conform to the law and then no question would arise. Let the judge come for his Pepper Whiskey and sign his name as required by law. Four Big Successes. Having th3 needcld merit to more than ake good all the advertising claimed for hem, the followimg four remedies have eached a phenordnal sale. D)r. King's ~ew Discovery, for Consumption, Coughs nd Colds, each bottle guararteed; Elec ric Bitters, the great remedy for Liver, tomach andl Kidneys; Bucklen's Arnica alve, the test in~the world, and Dr. ings New Life Pills, whicn are a perfect il. All these remedies E.re guaranteed todo just what is claimed for them and he dealer whose name is attached he;.e ith will bm "lad to tell you more of them. old at McMaster & Co.'s Drug Store When Blaby was sick, wre gave her Castorla. When she was a Cild, she cried for Castoria. When she becamo 311ss, she clung to Castoria. When she had Childron, she gave them Castoria. TIIIACURA FOR THI PEOPL E. Are you thinl? lesh made with Thinacura Tablets by a sentific 1.roc-ess. They erente perfect similation of every form (of fo;d, secret gthe valuable parts ar.d discarding the ortlelss. They make thin faces pium ad round out the figure. They are th1e STANDARD RESIEDT r leanness, containing NO ARsENIC, and >soltely harmless. Price, irepaitd, 1 p>er box, e; for $5. unpmhlet, "HO0W TO GET FAT,'' FREE. Je TIIINA CU:rA CO.. !)-ii Broad way,N.Y FOR SALE. WILL off.er fr sA14 .at >:byic .ut . cry, before the Cua:.t iouse door nWinnsboro, S. C., on the Iirst Mon tvy in December (being the 2nd day), )eween the legal hours of sale, all at tract of land lying west fromt innsboro, known as the Park, con-f ning Twenty-two Acre', more er1 s, and bound. d by lands of Dr. IB. Madden, Ai U. Cathcart and hers. The Council reseeve the right to re t any or all bids By order of Conuncil: -1thi . A. INNANT, Clerk. CAVEAISNAE MARKS COPYRIG HTS. AN I OBTAIN A PATENT ? For 2 oimpt answer and an honest opinlion, write to a UN N & CO.. who have had nearly fifty rears' zperience in the patent business. Communica tns strictly confidential. A Uinnd buok of In -maton concerning Pantents' and bow to ob n them sent free. Also a~ catalogue of mechan.. a and scientitic books sent free. atents taken through 31unn & Co. receiv' pcial notice in the Sctific Amerienn, arnd[ b s are broughbt widely before the pubtic with e cost to the inventor. This svtendid paper. ued weekly. eceantly illustrated,.bas by far the b rest circulation of any scientific work in h rrd. $3a year. Enm ple ,ennies sent free. -. uildtn Edition, monthly. $2.50 a year. Singloa >is. 2. cents. Every number contains beau iful plates, in colors, and photographs of new ouses. with plans. cnabling builders to show the test designs and secure contracts. Addross uUNN & Co., Nzw Yo5cs. 361 ExoAnwn Im Al~ A;.\IN PRE''Ai:ED TO n- lLzo::l- l':z timie loans on farin .! ' I ON .i. . W. I). DOi'IUI,LMS, or .i. Q ')AV\IS, ti wins3orr, S. C. A . E.)AVIS, Mon;ticel-o. S C;. TO RE:NT. 0 T'TAG E wvith font room. Also a six roomli house5f. A ply to' .\. C. RION. ~ For Sale.T L AN A T ION of 54 acres, situated einlie iSouthm of W'intnsbo'ro on Camden - 'd. Apply to' s19e*-l9t- M. C. iN :i Children. Castoria with the paor-go of to speak of it without gue.ssing. ?emedy for Infants and Chldrefn Sharmless. Children like it. It their lives. In it Mothers have ife and practically perfect ao a our Cura. Wind Colic. rouble. .nd Flatulency. rbonic acid gas or poisonous air. pium, or other narcotic property. =ates the stomach and bowelsj s only. It is not sold in bnik. hing else on the plea or promise 1 answer every purpose." is on every 7 wrapper. itcher's Castoria. WANTED, BOARDERS DELIGHTFUL ROOMS. IIOUS I and furniture new. lhve all moderm :onvenience.. G:s ectric Belk, hot and cold water tabai rooms on each floor. F:r- ::.d ll ccommodations Sr;-cl:c in < very ,spect. Conveini Ct to a'l p ':e S f 'i *l~ t i t' Im~ <<:ediately on cur liaw Exposition. R t,e: $1.00 and.' 32.0 per day. Special ra;es ;u parties of six or more. MRS. J. J. L ARNES, 2i Whitehall s., Atlanta, Ga. 1U-19 118 GARXErT ST., ATLANTA, 0-A. Between Loyd and .5. Pryor Streets. ithin half block of two car lines leading to Exposition. SERVICE GOOD. TERMS MODERiAEE. By the day, week, or month. MRS. E. R. TUJRNAGE. 10-15 Proprietress. ATLANTA You will find a Comfortable Home which offers the public good board Lnd comfortable arrangement at mod ~rate prices. Every Fifteen Minutes 3tret Cars pass thec door for the Ex )osiionl grounds. ~upper, Bed and Breakfast for One Dollar. Mrs. G. TB. RcbertsE No. 234 Whitebi 11 Street, 10-5 Atlanta, Ga. -Exposition BOAR D. N P?RIVATE~ IIOUSE 238 West Peachtree, Atanta, Georgia THIRD IDOOR FRlOM LINDEN l'REET, ON CAR LINE. midlway s eni ( 'ar Shed and (nicar) E:pOSi NEW~ BEDS, (COMFORT ASSURED. .Addrss, DR- A. B. PAT TERSOS. Municipal Tax Notice. TA X of 31 mills on al pers.() .and real pr1operty inI he wvn 0 1 Vinnsbor'o ha been ley;ed for the Iunicial year commlreIcim2 May~ 1, 39, and a commutanion street tax of wo Dodlars. Said taxz payable from e 1st of November, 1'895, unttii the :t of J an nary, 1896. J. A. HINNANT. .1ex, Macdonald, TALLOF 1895k *ood Tiles Aead PARTICULAfRLY TO THOSE who will be wise enough to :cek genuine 1aigains, and I claim to have s'h )rgains to ofler my friends th:s FaKll, ud give my reasons why I propose to undersell all competitors, as follows: .st.-Our entire stock of General Mer chandise MUST be converted into ready cash in order to wind up the business of A. Macdonald & Co. ?d.-I prefer to give my friends and neighbors the benefit of the sweeping reduction in prices rather than sell out in a lump, that all might have an opportu nity of securing bargains hd.-When the advance came on Shoes, Hardware, and other goods in our line, we fortunate ly had a big supply on band, and the profit which the advance in prices legitimately gave us, will be tirown to our customers, thereby getting their goods al most at first cost. 4th.-I will be in the cotton market from start to finish, paying full prices-don't forget this. Wili also pay highest cash price for cotton seed. QDe sure and cousuit my prices on B7igaing and Ties before you buy. I bought these several months ago when they were at rock bottom prices, and will give you great advantge in your wTants here. SURViOR, I3LACKSTOCK. S. C. EXCHANGE FEED A A A A r n t u Allgersoynst findueb to the 1ster and 15th of October will prepare to meet same as full pa, mecnt wi!l be re quired. I have a few. NEW BUGGIES for salL cheap for cashI. Also a few M~ILCH{ COWS. A couple of second-hand FOUR-HORSE WAGONS, in good running order, and cne pair 0f LARGE MULES. Will sell them for cash or on twelve months' time. A. WILLIFORD, Winnsboro, S. C. Winnsboro Drug - Store. Just Arrived 3 Buist's Turnip Seed, Mason Fruit S"" Jars and Jelly Tumblers. Toilet Articles of all Kinds. Paints, Oils, Varnishes. Best 5ct. Cigar on the Market. Pipes and Tobacco. Lamps and Glassware. ALL ~Rarib1erTYLES ~ OiCycleS SThere is only one price on Ramblers. groo is enough for the bes .iecce that was ever built. Alo:-c unn $x100 is too mu~ch. R:mbiers are made to combine ihte,strength. speed, case and durab-iity:~. You can break them if nu try, but or<iinary wear ha nv~o 'perc'ptible eficct. You :re 'groping in the dlark if you buy aith'out seeinrg a Rambler catalog. Potal will bring it. 'gygi~y-F-TEiy MF. CO. * NOW READY. *** We have received and are now ready to show our Fall and Winter goods. We have the largest and most complete stock we have ever shown. Our stock of Dress Goods is magnificent, comprisinz a fine line of eelors, Serges, Flannels, Henriettas. Also the latest novelties in Mohair, Silk and Wool mixtures, and an elegant line of Black Goods. The prices are filly one fou:th lower than ever before. Beautiful styles in Silks for Waists, Silks for Trimmings, Velvets, Jet Or naments and Gymps. We have a very large stock of all Domestic Goods, Satteens, Prints,. Ginghawi,s, Bleaching, Canton Flannels, etc. All eotton goods. are advancing, but we can give you low prices for we BOUGHT EARLY, and BOUGHT LARGILT. 1 e have t:,e eteape-t F.anniels, Blankets, wool Underwear, etc., you have seen since tue n ar. -ee them ani you will be convinced. Tijere :as been -i big trtt-t formNd to put up the prices of leather and shoes. We U1ough1. our luoes e y-:v and b-ugra a very large stoek, consequently we can oiler you a great vari ty, aid at lowest prices. Our stock is now ready for inspt ction. Miss Ketchin has been North and can give you .he latest styles. We have a large stock of the newest and most de-ij able goods. We offer you the best work and lowest prices. We want your trade and know that we can make it to your interest to trade with us. We offer you the greatest variety to select from, polite and capable attention and the lowest prices. Come and see us. CALDWELL & RUFF. RIDE A A!dill iITr Mmhiw of Cylig ip Ask any STEARNS rider what he thinks of his YELLOW FELLOW. STEARNS riders are satisfied riders. Join the ranks of STEARNS enthusiasts. E. C. STEARNS& CO., Syracuse, N. Y. SOUTHERN AGENTS: W; D. GASH 00., A-",A. r.% 1tow D-r. Mles' Nervine Brought One of Lemue ~y' s ~oremos uBisi LarpeAN-ies.lae t icmsodeiiae,uees epk nevelss, s LGripe.It i a isese o 'te nve.1 i uses tim:, thevitalty, te lif-givig nere fore th tfedthtri :s reeyta il elc hswonottsu; htwle w o t it and rstor elt.Radwa r.D . jlontt - taQ-eIsrac o,o.enuk,oeo tebs nw ) r.:170Ih: tosvr'tak ofLGrpej aoh h - -V 0ie of.~ I had not prsente so oetnto mannlirts deet by ne- a :ent a tati stupefo ad b afed eo reat. physiore ta h) - Iasonl dconsciouas i ictissomentalaes, agseess a : vite aitythliegvnneefoc that Ifwaehoulytrowigbweker - he n thi condt.at wieemedlace tai rnot tircumte; that Ire n i .r.Mid Restorie health.neadori woays ftr. UIlt aee .. i l:.: t e Inrance Cin ofe mntucky time oth wasviti cure, -ry ;rmet outh, arris oerbd hor knpew: aoe sys ondt: hor ....h..... 't.tedwud ever toelt Iwhaben all elseellefa hh - 1 have ' rcmmede twou ereedastoacks of myG ie, Iu .. a ht'.n tm, for lado cringsowhnIhv me toemy agafn. ~. -mafin my erold. Mrs tonhfee with se~hsvryZCr:y e o"i r thrteent lepfrs and thadee ttrea t sevra .yi - nat sntueied prfss, hut a eny pretible imrove-i. ne i.a is~a onloscoso ineclethatWeneeal owecomes, :it."~ I 'Hi P 9c~v ernefoino days trraes: ...2:iles e -ings, hn e e again.