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NEWS AN" - RRALD,s PUBILISHED TRr- WEEKLY C * ~ :V~. .C) 40VaAL CAt. NY o r V. ar, 53.00 t.at * 1 .50 , V L'Ml'hIN!U i.-t '1 K--.. ('-:Ji On)- dollar a square for tlir tirt srrtio, ati :rt te ..' ar r ;at.n . l ratea tot aa tt,r o'ute't-f ti tGet --r rates chcarged fo' ubituarihw. ( rt.-rs for Job Wur sialiei"t. -a ne-wspapPr is 'at. responsible for o '+anWs aid v :ewe pce-ad anywhere i than in the .d,it.ri::1 column. *Al artieles for pubticatit.t: must be ac e:ti4ta:41 by the 'true Tiaie of the author .,l Written in respectful language and t t.tj:1 0n tu-:. .id: tat th- pai, r The true .it." rrqutirad a.t evidence of good< faith 411 ena:t.m anicarsonls-erditt.rial, business 1a al-shouh be addres.ed to Ti. ..i.WU .1llEA.L: t'o. W. t) CUGLAS, Editor. . AS. Q. I t:vis, Treasurer. W. .J. ELI.oTT, l3itittru .Managter. W IN NSBO R O. S. C. 'Clth:rs!ay July 9 : : : 1846 II IM.% 11:RITy stems to have pleased evi rybody a1 a presiding <.fli cer. IN spite of th. fact that David B. [ll is a g..ld man, his popularity in the Democratic party is shown by the cl.eera which the mention of Li, name rt.e:ve,l in the t.ational cconven:i t. Hl! is perhaps the ablest debator amnong the ).tmoe rats in ti.e S. a'e, and t aq done a great deal of htr.l fighting for the old party. In a r ugh ani tutble fight Le is a gr eat power. So3ItHTIN\G shou'd I e said in, the P.ctnocrntic pl:tfort c ileinttitg thE gwaimirtg of office--eekers alouttt the Pt e-ide!=t as si on as t. iQ c h c"-cd. Mr Cltvel.ud's vot, s had h' dl% baeet COuinteti befor e those g,es d . for ilaccr brgan to pre-s their cia ms on hint. The ;t asure wa. so gresat t>aat ha c;ud nut flid t me to cotaider qacs tions reinting to his future policy, the tet Ctiot of his cabinet :tnd the ar - r.tningof his private business pe -,aratory to hia :.-sumning the duties of President. Finally he was forced to is,ue an :ddre-s insi-tiag that he n as to Le krt a!one so that he ca-nl I t:et.d to the lub,!ic buciness. He Lad just wained the Democtits that they must not construe their victory to be a license to divide the spoils. e silver candidate is e'ect( d, nto doubt that the rush for <ffi -' be even greater, and 3rme praanLtionl sh.auid be akcu at oI:ce to 1-evn tee s'-ramnble. The gro winig belIef that a~ soon as a new element i. pitt m' poweT it gives the right to plunder, is the * ~ very strongest argument ig favor of tbe civil service reform, hich Mr. Cleveland has be en vigourodsly push ing. As mnanv m ,psi> -- list, and added to tl.e completitive list. This policy would not only save the President time to dev. te to his public do-ies, but it wou'd have the whole some effect of remnovimer, to a great egtent, the offices from the~ control of political parties. GUM DROPS Nelson, S. C., July 4th.-The glori otis fourth has dawned on us once more; we arc heving~ glorious rains and feel good accor..i- gly. Crops are 'much improved since tmy last report. The fourth passed very much as any other day in our city; our colored friends celebrated :.e d cy with a picnic and game of base baill a mile or so south of our town. Mrs N. M. Laws and her son-in law Mr. John Stokes came up to-d iy from Floridt on a visit to t elatives in this community. We would like to say a word to) ihe D'.mocrats of the county I:t regard to the election of our county dispenieer. It is the proud boast of the Reformers that we have all of odur officers, from Senator down, Defore the primary. Yet we see three men select a very itmportant officer who by all means should be eiected by the people. We claim equal rights to all arnd special privileges to none. So we fail to understaind why it is that this office should be filled other that by the voice of the primary and, so far as we can see, the board of control should be chosen tte same way, then there would be no ground for complaint a; to log rolling, &c. This i. the notion of Gum spring. $100 Reward, $100. The readers of thIs paper will be pleased to learn thtat there is at least one dreaded disease that scienc has been able to cure in all its stages and that is Cat arrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarah being a constitutional disease, requires a constitu'ional tre tment. HaIl's Ca tarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood- and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby de stroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assist ing nature in dointg its work. The proprietors have so mch faith in its curative powers, that they ofler One Hundred Dollars for any case that it falls to cure. Send for list of Testi monials. Address, F'. J . CHIENEY & Co. Toledo, 0. IWSold by Druggists. 753 W'henBaby waassck,wegvher astorta. When shebewa a ChD,shi cried fo Castora when she beam hfea.shegsetg toCastora. FOR AUDITOR. 3 hereby arnmounca lux self as a candi dat - for re-election to th., office of Coutnty Anditor, :,ubjec: to the action of the Democratic Primary. James L. Ricimond FOI' S ENATOR. i'. h It i-n i; of i-tn. T. 1. Pir ce no:niti, on hitt for re-cl etiont to he e:u -, .;.bj a to the Dem C:'at c pri ta '. . ' e ::o ''it r int, f tin:i friend-, I . r ic-Clc tiona t ih: 1. i er I IOIne of he (' Ior- A -.emIly. nbj et to the 1) nim '.iti.: I'rI"tntry. R Y LEM\1ON FOR IlEPIIESENTATIVE. Ti.e frien .s ..f T. Ip- Mitchell hertby nout in t - in f r ,e-c'e:ti -t to ite Hant..f l:epreset.tatives, snhject to the :-t"io of th? D.nozratic I'ritm:ry. Fi (FNESENTATIVE. I annont e+" mrvelf a c:ididate for E.lectio+n r thi >ni nty to the Ilouse of rplie:-tt nta iVts i:t t he nex; General Asseub iy snhj-'et 'o the tt"mu cr:tic primnarv. R. A. M EARES. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. I hercbt. 'tenoutnce myv;-t as a cancdi id-ito for Tret-arer of ''.irfit-hi''tnit;, t subjec- t. - ' e:0e'io f :ho f)e.tocratic P'-i'n- y. R. bert r. Jettarel. FOR OUNTY TREASURER. Tlh v.".t.rN of Fairfield County here by nominate Iin2h S Vylie for Cetun t' Trtasurer, 4ubjc'-t -o the I)emocratic Primar". FOR TiNEASURER. 1 herb.)v a.tounc mylf a candi. da'e for the t"fic . of J -uty Ti easurer, nrbj->ct to- "te Dein .rutic Primary. IItyen McM.-ekin FO. TIIE SENATE The tr,in! of ( enn W. Rag-dale her. hv b min,at Him for t- I.e S'Inat', nhj.ct to the acti .n of the D)e"o" er:i 1.:rfM rc. FOR C(ORONEl. .:t th" ing..e-tion of n:any friend. I hereby anntounce in -elf x candidate efor Corotn"-r, subj. t to the Demoertic Prima;. 11. W. Gibs,n. The maty .rie-ds of Mr. I. D. Bolick, trout V:riuns st ctions of the eonntv, h-reby annonnce th :e is e c"tldidate bef,rc the I)emotcratic party of this count. ior the po.ition o, Seeritl at the en"ui,g eleciton, subject to the primary. Mr. Bo:ick, as the who:e people are aware,after serving as a lad in the Confederate army n ith as honorable a record as aty; has been for the past thirt% years servinv a- a deputy or ae a const'a he, dan is th >rougtly familiat with, andc comflpetent! to performm the itir-A--- office of Sheriff. Hit many friend(s iii1Nt..is long and active service without the spiectatioll of rewardiog the past history'W7LiiC democracy now entitles him to recgni. tion. FOR REPRFSENTATIVE. The many friends of Mr. Jo. G. WVolling hereby noudntate him for a seat in the Ulotne ofRp FOR REPRESENTATIVE. I announce myself a candidate for the House of Representa'ives, subject to the primary. J. B. Morrison. FOR COUNTY SUPT. ED UCATION I hereby 6nnounce myself as a can didate for election- to the office of LCounty Saperintendent of Education, subyect toJ.he-action of theDcatcistic primary. D-L. STEVENSON. FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR. I hereby announce mysel f a candi date for re-election to the office of County Su;:ervisor, subject to to the Deimocratic Primarv. B. G. TENNANT. -FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Resolced: That it is the sense of the Longtown Democratic Club, that Capt. W. J. Johnson, having faithfully rep resented the true mnterests of ou County in the L4egisl ature, it is th sense of this club that he should be re turned to the House in the coming election, sudject to the Democrati primary. FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR. The many friends of W. J. L. Weir, herby nominate him for the office of County Supervisor, subjaer to the Democratic Primary. FOR SHERIFF. I hereby nominate myself for re election to the office of Sheriff, subject to the Democratic primarv. R. E. EL1LISON. FOR SHERIFF. I hereby annoutnce myself a candi date for Sheriff of Fairfield County subjeet to the Democratic primary. MOSE H. MOBLEY. FOR SHERIFF. At the solicitation of many of my friends, I hereby announce myself a candidate for Sheriff of Fairfield County, subject to the Democratic primary. J. W. CLARK. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. I hereby announce iself as a candidate for the office of Treasurer of Fairfield County, subject to the Demo cratic primary. GUSS B. RABB. FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR. I hereby announce my-self a crndi date for th.e offi.ce of County Supervis or, snbject to the Democrati;:Primary. CHAS. II. DOUGL ASS. FOR CLERK. I hereny announce my-sent as a candi date for the office ot Clerk of the Court, sibject to the Derroaratic pri for Infants as MOTHERS, Do Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cori most remedies for children are o Do You Knew that opium and morphit Do You Know that In most countries d without labeling them poisons? Do You Know that you should not p unless you or your physician know of what it is Do You Know that C= toria is a pure Its ingredients is published with every bottle ? Do You Know that Ca:toria is the pres That It has been in use for nearly thirty years of aD other remedies for children combined ? Do You Know that the Patent Offee other countries, have issued exclusive right to " Castoria" and Its formula, and that to imi Do You Know that ons of the reasons because Castoria had been proven to be absol Do You Kunw that 35 average cents, or one cent a dose I Do You Know that when possessed of be kept well, and that you may have unbroken Well, these t'nings are worth knowin The fac-similo sitnature of Children Cry for P FOR CLERK OF THE COURT. At the solicitation of many friends, I Lereby nomin ite myself as a candi date for Clerk of the Court, subject to the Dei( cratic Primary, pledaing myself if elected never to solicit or accept a third term. John W Lyles FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Conty Supervi sor, sudject to the action of the Dem ocratic Primary. T. C. Leitner. ..-R SHERIFF. FOR (ORONER. 3 I announce myself for re-election to the of-,e of coroner, subjec to primary. Geo. 8. Binant. FOLt R EPR ESENTATIVE. .MPhe-friends of Mr. W. L. Ros borough nEreby nominate him for the. House of Representatives subject to y the Democratic primary. -iA T I-'rY . 15 r. Fine Linen 15" e Pure Venetian Linen 1.5 " Fool Can. Legal "~ mngress Letter. -ommercial Note. Day book. Ledger. Order book. Invoice" Note" BOOK PAPFEE. Hulbuts Old Englih, 40c.d Finepapetne, 1-5c. Princess Society Note, 20c. Woodworth 10c, Egyptian Morning, 3.5c. So3iety Tints, 2.5c. The Pride, 2.5c. C J. C. A., 49c. Turkey Mills, 25c. Plate Finish, 50Oc. TABLETS. Opera Large, 40c. Rustic " 20c, Sun Dial, 15c. Sun Dial Small, 15c. Opera Small, 20c. Rustic Small, 20c. Comamucia, 25c. Pond Lilly, 95c. A Animal Fair, 05c. T. F. Davis & Co. ti SOA P! i SOAP! -SOA P! Babbitt's and Octagon 6 for 25c. Jumbo, 7 " " Lion, 7" " Beanty, 7" " Twin Sisters, S" Happy family. 10 " " A Toilet soap, 12" - Sold at above price to reduej stock of soap. in B i\ otice. W~E ARF. A(AlIN PF."ARED TO Sa neflgo- :i'- 1o- tiume lans on farm mori%gages, a t a low rate< f interest. Ad-g dres -C Jr. E. M~cDONALD, W. D. DOUGLASS, ort J. Q. DAVIS, id Children. You Know that Paregoric, lial, many so-called Soothing Syrups, and ymposed of opiumor morphine ? e are stupefying narcotic poisons ? ruggists are not permitted to sell narcotics ermit any medicine to be given your child composed? y vegetable preparation, and that a list of cription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher. and that more Castorla is now sold-than Department of the United States, and of Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the word tate them is a state prison offense ? tor granting this government protection Was ately harmless? doses of Castoria are furnished for 35 this perfect preparation, your children may rest? g. They are facta. Is on every wrapper. itcher's Castorla. M{ONEY TO LOA N -AT THE E TRAL NATIONkXL BANK. $100,000 rO LEND IN SMALL SUMS, AT Ithirty, sixty and ninctv days, or ntil 1st of November next, on en orsed notes and on notes secured by rood collateral. . Applications made before 12 o'clock vill be acted on before the bank loses the same day. :nterest allowed on Sa-v ings Deposits, under rules. A. N. TA LLEY, PRESIDENT. J. H. SAWYER, Cashier. 1O YANKEE THANi .GO]) I was bQrn near Edgefield, S. C. }mx-yere 4kg p -i-e-2 lieapest Stock\y m-her that was ver invented. * Agents wan s Address S W.. HOLLY, Greenville, Ala.T GIN REPAIRING.T I will be on hand at the old stai:d, .M. Elliott's gin shop. to repair ~ns this snmmer. Bring them early a not wait 'till you need them. D. A. ELLIOTT PARTANBURG, S. C. . A.S. H. CAR3LbLE, LL. D., - - - Pre-ident L Seven departments. Two courses - leading to A. B. A new and well equipped 'Gymnasuim and empetent director.L voFiFORDA FITTINGL G. - SCH OOL. . .REMBERT, A. M.,A Head Master. The Fitting School has been moved A the Alumni Half. The Second - - aster, A. Mason DuPre, A. M., and e Matron iive in the building. lveral of the College Professors teach1 the School and the students receive struction in the Gymnasino. Ses an begins October 1. For catalogue, L Idress J. A. GAME WELL Secretary' of Facultv. L XCIIANE FED ' Li I stil hae a fw MU ES [ARE I still have a foew oMUneS ftnder and mong them for le eheal, saddlehange fornessy UG ISfrsl-ha.tle A. WILLIFORD, O I~// Superior To All Sarsaparillas. Down in Georgia, over fifty years ago, a marvelous medicine was discovered. It was what is now known as P. P. P., (Lzppman's Great Remedy), and its fame and reputation has been growing with the years. For Rheumatism, Blood Poisoning, Pain in the side, wrists, shoulders, back and joints, Dyspepsia, Malaria, Scrofula, and all Blood and Skin Diseases, it has never been equalled. Pain is subjugated, Health Renewed, Appetite restored and sleepless nights banished by its wonderful influence. t P. P. P. is a wonderful tonic and strengthener. Weak women should always take P. P. P. It builds them up. It has the universal commendation of medical men throughout' the country, because we publish the formula on every bottle, and one trial will convince the most skeptical that it is a genuine health restorer. Read The Truth And Be Convinced; A Wonderful Cure. cellent thing. We handle about one dozen bottles a I was a martyr to muscular rheumatism for thirty Drs. J. M. dr M. T. RICHARDSON, Piedmont, S. C. years: tried all medicines and doctors with no per ' manent relief. I was advised to take P. P. P., and before I had finished two bottles my pain subsided Hot Springs Surpassed. so I was able to work. I feel better than I have for years, and am confident of a complete recovery. A bottle of P. P. P.. has done me more good th.an J. S. DUPRISS, Newnanville, Fla. three months' treatmei:. .t the Hot Springs, ArL. JAMES M. NEWTON, Aberdeen, Brown Co., O. Testimony from the Mayor. I suffered with Rheumatism for fifteen years, tried Pimples, Sores and Eruptions Cured. all the so-called specifics, but to no purpose. My - I take great pleasure in testify:na to the efficient - grandson got me a bottle of P. P. P., and I feeL like aman. qualities of the popular medicine for skin diseases W. H. WILDER, Mayor of Albany. known as P. P. P. I suffered for several years with an unsightly and disagreeable eruption on my face. After taking three bottles in accordance with direc From Two Well-known Physicians. tions,Iamentirelycured. We are having a big sale for your P. P. P., and Capt. J. D. JOHNSTON, - we prescribe it in a greatmany cases, and find it an ex- Savannah, Ga. of Johnston d Co. The above letters are taken from many received by us. P. P. P. LzbPmana's Great Remedy,) is a medicine whose virtues are ,- _ _. a c p. p.-3t -b - punrnying.. bloo , which is the source of all life, T and does not ce^se until a perfect and entire cure is effected. Themr:1fifying eruptions that disfigure the complexion, the tired feeling that pre - .ve.s thorough accomplishments of the daily tasks, sleepless nights, loss of appetite, 1 irritability of disposition, all mean a derangement of the system consequent fror. impure blood, which can and will be cured by P. p. P. P. p. p. (Lippman's Great Remedy), is conceded by physicians and the people to be the Greatest Blood Purifier of the Age. It positively and permanently cures. For sale by all druggists or direct from us; price $i a bottle, six bottles for $5. LIPPMAN BROS., p0o 0o Lippman Block, SAVANNAH, GA. For sale byJohn H. McMaster & Co TTime of Visiting Precincts for the JLETTER?S OF ADMI.N[ STRAT ION. -~ Purpose of Registering Voters.: -T FSUT AOIA .e cr npona'y-Jnfie...nd. - H~C ~iii~ ~ T Ioreb, Tuvday, " 23rd. COUNTIYOFFeAInlFIELD. SMonticello, W edne saay, " 24t b. I; DS. R. JOXNSTON,Esg., JTudgeProbate. Feasterville, Thursday, " 25th. 1T HEREAS, Vincent Thompson hath D.A.VInds om, NJ. C. Albion, Friday, " 26th. I 'V m:vie suit to me to grant him Woodward, Saturday, " 27th. lletters of administration of the estate ixtieth year begins Sept. 10. Gladden's Grove, Tnesday " 30 h. anld effects of Wmn. Thompson, deceased: Eleven Professors and Instructors. - . Tese are, there fore, to cite and admon bree courses for degrees.- Rlidgeway. Tuesday, July 14th. ish all and singular the kindred and Ample cabinets and laboratories. Longtow n, We dnesd ay, " 15 (-' reditors of the said Wmn. Thompson, de oeation healthful and beautiful. Centerville, Thiur:.day, " 16th cceased, that they be and appear befora. Gymnasium complete. Bear C reck. " 17th. itCn,lin the Court of Probate, to be held at. ~rmns reasonable B ]lythewood " 18t ibFairfield Court House, S. C., on- the 5th. Greenbrier 4 1tday of May next, after publication here. Send for catalogue. .~ .vl' a, 4 -of, at 11. o'clock in the foreDoon, to show J. 1B. Shearer, Jenikinsle . -..- 'i cause, if any theyhave, why the said ad President. -J. H . NEIL, in.inistration should not be granted. Chairman. I Given under my hand, this 17th day of . ... W,. W. Cro-by, Clerk. April, A. D. 1896. SOUTHERN_____RA__LWAY.___ PUB3LISH ED on the 18th day of SOUTH RN RALWAYApril 1896 in the NEwS AND HE RALD. LETTERS OF ADM1INISTEATION. IS. R. JOHNsTON. STATE8-- Judge of Probate. TAEOF SOUTH CAROLINA,LE . COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. LETERS OF ADMINISTRATION sntral Time Bet ween Col umbia and Jnok. IBy S. IR. JOHNSTOY. Esq., Judge Probate sonville. Eastern Time Between Co- j 'hereas, W. D. Davis hath made L T.A C(EFSOQ'T. CA^~ lumbla and other Points,i. .V i ' mc 'to ~ grift bini~7 1t ersl -- COUK'L" OF rAIa Northbound No. 3GjNo. SS cf Administration of the Estate and Bg S. R. JOISTON7 Eeg, JudgeProbaw.. Jane 14, 1896. Daily.~ Dan y. Efiect of J. K. Davis, deceased: T' he; eas, Ycngue G. Ford hath made v. Jaoksonville, F. C. &l'. R.Rt 60 Sp 8 20 a These are t beief ,re to cit e an dad- XXsuit to me to grant him letters of savannah..............11 25P 12 2ip mnonish all and singo!a.t the kindre d adn,inistration of the estate and effects o f r. Columbia................I 4 00a 4 18 p atnd creditors of the said J. K. Davis, Ka tie yord, deceased: v. Charleston, s. c. & G. R.R. 5 :0op i' 10 deceased, ih et they be a nd appearj Tshese are,igua theeoe toicited and adn r. Columbia............ 30 10Op 10 55n I before me, in the Court of Probate, to iha n mua h ide n rd r. Agusa, outhrn tF. lOgP n eldCout ' itors of the said Katie Ford, deceased, .AugntaouthernRy......... 10 30 25 be hedat Fairfield CortHouse,' tha the be and appear before me in 'Johnstons.'..'........2 1 50p 310p Ji'c next, after pnblication hereof,' field Court House, S. C., on the 22nd darntvleI aoia nteSl a ftm or.o bt,t ehl atFar r. ColumbiaUn. depo't.......2 17 a o at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show of May next, alter publication hereo,a r ColumbiaBland'g st........ oo 00aa28 11 o'clock in the forenoon to show caur Winnsboro.......... 0 6pcance, if any they have, why the said if any they have, why the r aid adminms' ad Cster..................... . A daunistration should not be granted.- tion should not be granted. ." r. arlotte".:''': ' .'.II. s2 0p Given under my hand this 22nd day1 Given under my hand this 6th & o ani1...........I sp10nofMay, Anno Domini 1896. MyA. 1). 1896. da o RihmndPublished on the 23rd day of May, .ulihecn the 7th day ofy, 186 e.WaRichmon........... o0a1896, in the NEWS AND HERALD. inl the NEws AND IIER.ALD...y,1 , r atino,na ........ 40p1 s 42s S. R. JOUNSTON, --S R. JOT iNSTON, hladel1"nia............9 | 5-23 Judge of Probate. s'~e of Probate. New York.............L j2 a12503p~~O IETI? I DYI!S No,.3SNo.a $5035 0! $ 0 .ETR F I N S . Southbound. Daily Daily.- ST ATE OF SF5 CA ROLU NA, r. New York, Penna. R R.... 1215nt 43 ; FIVE HUNDREtD DOLL,tAR~S! o. OF FA IRFIELD. Philadelphia............3 50 a 0 55 p -i~T Baltimore.............~.. 6 22a 9 20p B 1y S.IB. JOlHF STU.N A&q. Proba: .ctqe a. Washington, Southern By.. I1115Sa 10 43p GIVEN TO SUBSCR IB ERSIW' IERFP.S NEDT TAYLO i'ath rRihod..........15p200aV mad' . uit to me to grant him iet r.RiDanion................1 6 5sp 2 00a e1t)ts of minitraionof the estate atnd Charlotte........... .. 00 95a- eTes . Ed wad Taylor deeease:: Rock Hill...............I 112S 38 020 a1~1 h,1 I r .: are, therefore, to cite and adm:on Chester...............I 12O0n 10 55 a I0 3(j IW fllll m-h and simruhtr the kindred and Wouinnbo g........... 147 a 12 41~ HI L-H I ero .tors of the said Ed wa d Ta or, a ColumbiaBUndgst....... i Un 1 501 p ed that they be and appear be. Jomstdns........... i :1 . GJE3[ BL S IO ,S ' :, in the 'Court of Proate. to Trenton................6G 8a 3~ 2p e__________' held at Fairfield Court House, S. C., Granitoville ............. 7i16a 3 45 y on the 1t hcday of May after pul>ii. -. Augusta............. O0a 4 15 p PRIZ ES FO R T HE F A RMERS' 6:tion hereof, at 11 o'clock in, the .Columbia, S. C. & G. R. R.. 7 00 a 4 00 ~,PR JZES FOR T H E FARME' R freISon, to show cause, if any they have, - Charleston......11 00 a 8 001, PRZSFOayEWO E! the sind admzmstrat:on should ntot ~. Coubi, F.C0. &P. R. R..! 1 1 PRIZES FOR TIHE WOM EN! Giver. under my hand, this 4th day of Savann ................ I - i May A.nno Domutn 18%n. Ja.ksonville............9 00 a, 0 00p:P ZE O OACOiS .JINTN SLEEP.ING CRsERVICE. 5-t Judge of Preb~a.-. Double dail passenger serv-ice between PRHIZE5 FOR 'IIOGS!, - E7sda,aad38-Wsingtonandsouthwestern PRIZES FOR HAY! PiAN.HH JACIM. milted. Solid Vestibuled train with diningPIE O~~SEP "PIEO~F.IFFD rs and first class coaches north o.f Charlotte.PRZEFO .EEP"RID OFF.FFL" na,Jcsnie, avannah, Wasnington PRZdFOR ALL-.ARO'UYDFAILM (Jetack wirb whitepont 143 4 ul1man slceping car between Augusta andi ING. Ia '3tids h is bn) an d 'o.35 ad 36-U. S. Fast Mail. Through SCG d for~ Ciricular Giving full Part icu-"TUEB E' liman drawing room buffet sleeping cars be- (13 tmau dis high) wvi;]l sand the season 'eon Jacksonville and New York and Aii lars. 'a otclo sta and Charlotte. Pullman sleeping cars a otclo tween Jacksonvinle and Cor'umblia, en route Terms $10 to insure with foal. ibetwveen Jacksonville and Cincinnati, vi A. DAIS . K GREEN, J. M.CULP. .A. TiURK. s. lH.r1ARDwliCK, We will send the wer kly NEws5 AND Notice for Final Discharge. 1. tP. A.. wa.shingt. 1. ... P1. A.. Atlanta. HERAL.D and the weekly' NEws AND W~ILL apply to S. R. Johnston, COUn:a one year for $2.25.. Jud:re ot' Probate for Fairfield DR. D VID A KEN,Coun-v, 0on Tuesdav, the 16th of June DR. DAVID AIKEN, send. your subscriptions to this offic,- 1896 for a fia! discharire as Adinis DENTAL SURGEON. |- - -- - trat,, of t':e Esta e r 5 S. Wolt, d ice :No, 9 Washington Street, 3 Doors! I -.rom sq n I suo pue rs zo' West of PostoYce. Dsufy'smo p s no s:looq sur so sno saen or s:iqes R. H. Jeninzgs, C. C P. Girin Rtidgeway, S. C.. every Wcdn-s. , ?PI " pu, mn!d sa ux ponasur 5a93s A dministrator.