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.. I NEWS AN HERALD. FUaLISHE TRI- WEEKLY - BY syDS AND RORALDCOMPANY, TERl, IN ADVANCE: Oa e Year, ' - - - S3.OO - lc IKInLths. - - - - 1.5 WINNSBORO, S. C.. Satar.laj, November 4, - 1899 Ti Columbia papers mentioa that the Governor and other state house officials are constantly in receipt of letters from the North and North .ast Strom people wanting to know some thing of the resources and advantages of South Carolina We noticed the pub!i'iation of a letter the other day askii -about farming ltnds and the purcha-e of lands for tLe purpmi of cattle raising. We have to depa .ment-f.r the colitction o rstatistics and information that prospective set: it-rs would deelre to know, and the eonqe quence is that inquiries of this kin;d go unanswered. The old sagi ;ul ural departinent used to look after matiers of this kind, and by tbis time it would-have been a most valuablc de partment. It was abased hv Tilm-!, who set his heart on teai.lag it o-.vn, and the Sta'e his nothing to take its place. It was a poor practice of econom". It wou'd be hard ,o esti mate what tha State has lost by ab >1 ishing thi4 depaitmient. We of.en hear of bettlers going to Georgia and No.-th Carolina, but we hearof none coming to this State. What's the reason? THE dispensary as a money waking scheme has been a failure. Its pro mised million dollars- profit a year has not come in sight. Since iht n -w constitntion became op rative, the system has given to the public sch9 )l fund $205,499,55, that is since Januar-', 1896. Over against this and .the amonna paid the counties and towns, place the bloodshed and the rows ia the State Board of Control, and ak yourse f his the State made a succcs of the liquor business? - Is President 1McKinley crazy, or - does he think the people of the Soutb, and especially those of Virginia, a set of fools? Speaking at Richmond, the capital of the confederacy, he said to bis audience that "tbe sacred princi ples" set forth in the Declaration of Independence "advanced t.> glorious triumph at Yorktown," "sealed in solemn covenant at Appomatox," and "sanctified at.Maoilla." rei thuneircotton season began the SouJ~pern mills have consumed 50 per een, over the amount bought in the same time last year. Tois well illustrates the progress in catton milts lnaxhr _o_-__ otor cold Mr. Bryan continues to speak. at Bornedays at Batspck in lumber yardtin Nerask wenth teitoer he 12te derees above beriae- wrteceon ofrbie the tSen Beae of ld arandthe Cospl-e geners inr loreaing tbt Bate in hergeaant hebe 's Capt. Gra hampomany- ofime, nd ofent. ing adefea ime abilnt vcoy hastbeenisrittdnmandhaublist edlio th lewaders ot atlantrime y idividplae bygenbers of theradngri fier, isenein publiged agint -the enemy..' 'o, rnit aet toen opotSuwa te, an often 1n progos dfeast, ito ai' bran vitor. buoltios eo th atte s gal.atii pledrsin ts ie, by te2d5C'.iidal oember ofasio reakead blew, ichve roposen circt, taes ora to he .-i - reolltinhcss of the battlep- wi peled n, by t nertt per-sn form the hcco deledblw hc Killsaw Borieade throug take ter potounin linesae and atl to~ nh pt the crisis.bof te battke fwi ieh dmeed eang oeuelve tote rieady for the enemy's advance, which we were momentarily expecting. It was theta that the startiing .news reached us that the er.emy- had broken our lines on our right and were in possessicon of our fortificati-,ns thert. and that the 2nd S. G. Regiment andc the 3rd Battallion of Kerebaw's Br. gade were ordered by General Ker show to go to the right, aad storm and retake the works, out of which our forces bad been driven, and oebi::i which 11'e enemy were rosted. We dreaded alse move,.kaowing that r was a de perate andertakii g to diive the enemy out of this position, tsi tha~t if it could be done it must be done quickly, as the enem; would as quick ly as posible push forward his rein forcemens: for the impending battle. We obe' ed the order of' our generail, however. (with uncom'plitrrentary re marks against those who would not hold their lines) and startod on our desperate undertaking. While en * rou:e for the battle-field we met those making their way to the rear, whbe bad been driven out of thae fortifica tions, which we ivere their going to take. We called on them to -go back with us a' d help us take the werke. Some of thsm cod-not stan.t th-e ap peals, which were^ showered on themt thick and fast, and joined us in the charge. Without. going further im.o detei! just here I will s top long ennugh te escribe trne physical features of ths le fie'd as near as I can now ct after the lapse of nearly 35 the sonthwest from the fortifications, whiob we stormed and captured, lay a large, open and uncul tivated field abont one-fourth of a mile in extent to the northeast termi nating at a skirt of woods and on elevated ground. It was in - this skirt of woods, jnst at the edge of the field the enemy were posted behind the breastworks lately held by our forces. Abont 200 yards In front of the fortifi cations, on an inc:ine from the fortifi cations and parallel with them lay a depression or a ravine, with elevated ground to the rear over which we had advanced and to the front where the enemy lay. We were halted in this ravine and aligned for the final cbargeI the enemy's bullets passing harmlessly over our heads as we were below the range of their musketry. The Colonel ordered us t charge as soon as we were aligned. We obeyed the com mand by moving out of the depression in the direction of the enemy. until we came in deadly contact with the range of their musketry and then fell back into the depression or ravine referred to, without any panic. The Colonel ordered us again to charge with the same result. I do not now recollect how many times this move was - repeated with the same result each time, but I do recollect that it did continue until Sergeant Rembert, of Capt. Graham's company, of the 2nd S. C. Regiment, advanced in front of the regiment, raised his cap, waved it above his head, and started for the breastworks, and every man in the regiment, so far as I know, followed him, and so qaickly and impetuously was the charge made that we lost but few men and drove the enemy out of the fortification, re-establishing the Confederate line and capturing the 48th New York Regiment's flag. I have thought that this gallant charge by the two commands above referred to made General Kersiaw a m3jor-general, as he was promoted the field at the second ba:- e f Cold Harbor for gallantr and1 merl!. In speaking to (r.eral Kershaw of the gallant condus ot Sergeant Rem bert not long before his death he stated to me that be wi-hed he had known it before, and had he lived long enough to have completed tbe history whilh the Legislature appointed him to com pile, this incident of Sergeant Rernbert would have been recarded as a pert of that hitory, I have no doubt. I have written this article in justice to tie name of the gallant sergeant, whom I have learned is iow dead, so that ihis incident of him can be per petuated by his relatives, by his friends and by the gallant people of Sumter County, of w 3ich he was once a citizen and a gallant Confederate soldier, as suc'9 heroic deeds should not be forgot ten. Joel Hough. Camden, S. C , January 18. MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR A Fleasant Lemon Tonic. Cures indigestion, headiche, malaria, kidney disease, fever, chil, loss of appetite, debility, nervo'i, l):Olt ution and heart failure, by regulatin r the Liver, Stomach, Bowels and K'dneys. Mozley's Lenmon ElaxIr Cured me of indigestion. I had suf fered for ten years. I had tried almost every medicine, but all failed. Since taking Lemon Elixir I can eat any thing I like. WV A GRIFFETn, Reevesvil!e, S. C. M~ozleys Lemon Elexir diS~efifteri s of suffering, hen all other medicm3i and doctors had failed. N. D. COI.EMAN, Benlah, S. C. M~ozley's Lemon Elixir. I bave been a great sufferer from bowels. with terrible headacbes. Lemn on Ehixir cured me My appetite is good, and I am well. I hari taken a barrel of other medicine, that done me no good. CHARLES GIBHARD, No. 1515 Jefferson St., Louisville, Ky. MIozley's Lemon Elixir Cured me of enlarged liver, nervous indigestion aid heart disease. I was unable to walk op stairs or to do any kind of work. I was treated by many physicians, but got no better until I used Lemo i Elixir. I am now healthy and viagorous. (. II. BALDwls, No. 98 Alexander St., Atlanta. Ga. MOZLEY'S LEMON HOT DROPS. Cur es all Congrhs. Co~lds. Hcarsenes, Sore Throat, Bronchiria, Hemnorrhage. and ali throat and lung diseases. Ele gans! reliib!e 25c at druggists. Pie pared.only by Dr. IH. Mezey, Atlanta, Ga. CLERK'S S ALE, STATE OF SOUTH CAXROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRIFIELD. COURT OF" COMMON PLEAS Th:- Fairdield Loan and Trust Company va. Andrewv Y. Millung. W. L. Slater, -W. .J. Meyer and .John E. WAade. as co partiie:s under the firm name of Siater, Meyer & Co.. E. A. Berll, J. 'I. Norris 0and U. C. Cooner, as copartniers undcr thec firm n:ame of Beall, Cooner & C2., and Rtobert F. Williams Company. TN pursuaree of an order of tha Court .1of Conmon Piene, made in the abovs stated ease, I will offer for sale, befcre the Court House door in Wmnsboro, S. C., on the FIRSTf MONDAY IN NOVEMBER next, withih the lega! lhsurs of sale, ati public outcry, to the nighest bidder, the following described property, to wit: "All that certain tract of land, lImg, being and situate in the ounty and State aforesasid, containing THREE HLUNDISED AND FIFTY Acres, more or l'ss. %oundel on tho north by lands of Mrs. Lorena E. Macile and L~ IAi. Nillingi, east by lands of William Tmms snd Mrs N. K. Rabb, south by lands of Mrs. N. K. Rabb i nd R. Y. Lem-. mro::; west by lands of W. Rt. Rabb and John M. Lenmmon. Thre tract of landl:ere by intended to be conveyed being the same tract conveved to said Andrew Y. Milling by W. HI. Kerr, C. C. P., 4th November, TE11e.I oF sa LE: One-th~ rd of the p~urchas money to be paid io cash on the day of sate, the ba! anree on a credit of' one and two iSss, ma equal a'anual instalments, witI' ir.terest from the~ day of sale at the rate of eight pcr cent per annum, p'aya Ile aunnally, to be secured by the lyend of the purrhaser and a mhortgaoe of th.- premises, or a!! cash at the option ci the purzhaser. P'arehaser to pay for all neesa papars and record. ing of same and for a!!nrecessary zove ue Rt. IL. JENNINGS. October 14, 1899. C. C. . P F. C. -4 caed;: bomewith P-egeiable P;epaionforAs simiq ting theoca andRegu11 ig the Stomba s aindBoweis o PromotesDh estio-n,C1erf n.essandRest.contains nceler OpmnTMorphine tor Mirered, !KOT NAR COTIC Ra ak - I .&.set So& + rU ced - Apcifed Remedy for ConstUpa tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea. W~vormis;,onvuLsionsFeverishi ness andLOSS OF SLEEP. Fac Simile Signature of YORK. rEXACT o WPPlR, MA E O SOT~lCAR. LINA, covT- OIF FATRFIE! COUT' O ,' )F COMO P) .1 ;A,'%S. SSan L.. De.,Por:e~sand W',l.. L. Des-! Portesas Exetors o 1: iorte, deceased, vt;. W. J. Ilao1,1-.,. s ille D-. Hagood aud W. -1. Kevnan. N pursiance of an oider of Court of . ommon Pleas. ma e l 'ih above statedcase, I will otfer for - lefore thne Ccurt House door in Wiuns~ -;o, S. C., tn the FIRST MONDAY IN NOV 1IBER next, within the l-gal hours of sale, at public outcry, to higbest bidder, the folowiegdescril d prop'erty, to wit: All thaf certain piece, parcel or tract of land lying, being and situate in the County of Fairfie d and S ate aforesaid, containin-r TWO IiUNDRED AND THIRTY-T 0 ACRES, mre '~r less, andl b unded on t e north by lands' f tile estate of Mrs. Sarah Cei ter, en the east by lands of Gracia Haood, on the south by lands of iI Haood, and on the west by-lhnds of J. W. Rains. TEEMs OF SALE.2 One half ca-sh, the balance on a credit of oe year with interest from day of sale secured by bond of purchaser and mort with the privilege to the purchbaser of pay ing all ca-h.t R. H JENNINGS, Oct. 14, 1S99. C. C. P. F. C. 10-14td CLERK'S SALE. STATE OFSOUTII CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELDT COURT OF COMMON lEAS. The Hlome Savings Association, of Winns boro, S. C., vs. F. M, Flaherty. I1 N prsuance of an order of the Court ofuCommon Pleas, made in the above stated case, I will offer for sale, before the Court IHouse door in Winnsboro, S. C., on FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEM1BER lex-, within the legal hours of sale, att )ublic outcry, to the highest bidder, the following described property, to wit: "All that certain piece, parcel or tra':tt of land lying, being and situate in the County and State aforesaid, containing NINETY ACRES, more or less, bounded by lands of 0. B. Boev, lands of Wooteti, by other lands of the .id 8. M. Flaherty and by lands of 3. WV. Brown. The land hereby intended to be conveyed being the same land con .eyd to E. M. P'li'ty by Fannie E. Iarmon by tde-d d'I tedl 1th day of Feb ruary, A. IL) &>0, anxd beinge part of a tract of m:-' hundi ed and seventy-five ars :;r or;. *es- co e ed to the said Fan lia E. ii::rno byi amuel WV. Book hart by dee i. d(L 1*.. Jurne, A. D). 1879 recordedi in~ /1 Z. Z in ofilC of O):f. liaid of':e. :ss ;. 011ey to be pait is ce- sdy fs th-ebalance inte:S1: 0:'.-s r- ' I b securell by te~ ' ea at: t"gage of ~remie n : - o *' ~ iisa o.ic:1 of pur chast5 r, the- *.urchaser to pay -or all -Ieces sary panpers anid recordin::. sam . I.I. JENN18GS, Oct. 14, 1899. C. C. -. -' C. 10-td CLEREb''S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROL INA, CoUNTY OF FAIRF!ELD. COURtT OF COMMON PLE \S. The American Freehold Land Mortgage Company Limited. v~s. W illiami R. Mc Cormick, A. F. R-uff and W. 11. lRuff. IN pursuance of an ordler of t!:e Court ofCommxon Pleas. made in the n':cve stated case, 1 will offer fcr sale, bofoi e the Court Uloase door in Win1nsboro, S. C., on FIRST MONDAY IN liOVEM1;ER next, within the legal hour-s of sale, at puclic outcry, to the highest bidder, the following described prop~erty, to wit: "All that certain piece. p~arcel or t act of land, lying, being a.nd situate on Rb thelle Creek, in Township No. 5, of the County of Fairfield and State of South Carolina, containing TWO HUNDRED AND) FIFTY-ONE AND ONE.HRiLF ACLIES, jore er less, an:1 icunded on the nxorthi by lands of. Jame-s .bones: on the sout~h and east by land'.s of D~avid M. .a; -andl on ,he wi-st by- la:.d- of Ph:ig M Cohen" 1 TEnMs OF sALE: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash on the day of ae, th'e bal ance in two xe-lual annual instda-nts frumn the day of sale, with i::terest~ frm t'e day o saie: to be secured by the bond of the purchaser and morctg. ge 0ofx ti ~ n preme, or all cashx at the option of thce na urcer., Purchaser to pay for all nce ary pprs . and reording of saxre. R.IE, JE\NIG - Octcer, 1%9. C. C. P. F. C. i 1n_ 1 t l . - 4d ti D] 1 ____ we atoubt. B' 0 MIu 0L KInd TMC CENTAUR Cft ,Y NEWYOPK CCTY. CLEA:'S SALE. STATE OF UTH CXROINA, COUNT!T FARFIELD. COURT OFOMDION PLE -S. Lhe lineric.in Felhold Land Mortgage Company of Loion Limited vs. Wi-iam 11. Ruff. Silas V. Ruff aud ! -e Loan and Exchange hk. N ursuance cfn order of the Court of Cor mon Fas, made in the above tated case, I wiliffer for sale, before the 'ourt House ctr in Wipnsboro, S. C., n Ve FIRST MOND.Y IN NOVEK-DER .e t. withini the egai hours of sale, a ublic outcry, tothe hihest bidder. thi ollowing describd propercy, to wit: First. All thatparcel o: land lying ing and situate a the County and Stat Lforesaid, containig SIXTY-WIVE ACRES. ore or less, sepaated from : he house o oe tract by H~olmes Creek, bounded b; ands of John Cursj, 31rs. Rebecca O'Neca iom Martin and ,Vade Herndon, wic )arel is called Mo;tgomlery. Second. All that parcel of land ly in being and situate in he County and St at ~foresaid, known as the Gin House traC ontaining O,E llUNDr.ED ACRES, e Yarborough, now belonging to Glen1 his tract beingseparated fromn the hou ract or Home tract by the pubi e roe ending to Jenkinsville... Third. All that parcel of land 1.in: cing and situate in the County and Sta iforsaid, known as the House or Hon rt, contai )NE HUNDRED AND FORtTY-FiV ore o:.less, boun d lic road ru: :ing from Long R n to Jen l, lohnes C eek, wvhi h separates l ? otgomery tract, y lands of Dr. M ckin, and of W e Herndon, -!r. TI lds of the highest idders f' r s.:-d sep etc tradt bi h e pted by t. sad Cle: onditionuo, tits upon co~iditionl th he remises when said as one entire tra s- ereinafter direct.ed shall bring le: han the aggregate 'of the amounts of tl iighest bids for the tracts so offered sep: tely. And when all of said separa racts or parcels have been offered for sa tnd knocked down -to the highest bidde herefor conditionkily as above set fort he said Clerk shall offer the entir: 1:ren es made up of said parcels, en masse, single entire tract. If the aggregate he amounts cf the highest bids bid f aid parcels offered separately shall exe e he amount bid f->r the entire premises ,whole, then the said Clerk upon cor )liance with the terns of sale, shall ex ute to each of the respective purchase :or said separate raarecels a deed for i )arcels so separately sold. But if ti Lount b:d for the entire premises nasse as a single -t-act shall exceecd tl rgwate. of the amounts of the highev )ids offered for the- -a p:emises as col itionally i-old in seperat~tracts, then ti id Clerk shall execute a. deed to tl :ntire premises to the highest bidder, upc compliance with the termis of sale, ar he bids for sa'd'separate parcels :Xeri eparately as aforesaid shall be wholl isregarded null and void TER.MS OF SALE. On-tird .of the purchase money to I )aid in cash on the day of sale, the :blam ii two equal annual instalments frc m ti lay of sale, with interest from the day ale at eight per cent per annu;", to 1 ecur d by' the bond of the purchaser at ir ortgage of the premises, or for all ea' Lt the option of the purchaser. The pu haser to pay for all necessary papers ar e~ ord ing. Rt. II. JENNING;s. Oot. 14, 1899. C. C. P' F. C. 10-14tl LETTERS BOf ADMidlISTPATh% STATE OF SOUTH CAROjINAt COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. y S. R. JO HZYSTOY, Esq., Judge Probl' W HEREAS, R. H Tenning 'ic of Court, hath madeic ne to grant him letters of stiini ration, with Wiil annexed. of ti ;tate and eflects of Annie D arh.. lezeaed : These ar'. ther ef re to cit e n~d fa ijonish all and singnlar the kind:. ai a: ~reditors of tie said Annie Unrhat lceaed, that they be ard 'ppe: efore meI, in the Court ot Pr ate, to be held at Fairlic~d Gou louse. S ,ud - Caralin, on :~a 16 my of Novenu:' t next, after pnh ;tio hereof, at 11 o'clock in: ;he for ~oon, to show cause, it any 'ih'r har' vhy tne said Administration sh rt be granted. Given under myv hand tlb- G.h iid fO'o-er, Anno Domini 1899. S. R. JOIINSTON 10 - 6-Jndge of Pro-b d LAD OR MAN wanted to tra. and appoint agent. er moth salary and all expenIS( T IV TLER CO., 240) .Toenst St.,' Phil: CLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIFIELD. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Ilie M. Douglass vs. Ladson R. Milling, &ndrew Y. Milling, W. L. Slater, W. J. deyer and John E. Wade, as copartners Linder the firm name of Slater, Meyer & Co., E. A. Beall, J. B. Norris and B. R. Cooner, as coparmuers under the Ifirm I name of Beall, Cooner & Co., and Rob ert F, Williams Company. N pursuance of an order of the Court of Common Pleas, made in the above ated case, 'I will offer for sale, before the Durt House door in Winnsboro, S. C., on FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER ext, within the legal hours of sale, at, ublic outcry, to the highest bidder, the lowing described property, to wit: "All that certain tract of land. contain TWO HUNDRED ACRES. ore or less, lying and situate on the aters of Jackson's Creek, in the County f Fairfield and State aforesaid, and oundeI by lands of the estate of Naniy . Hastings, deceased, lands of John M. emmon and W. R. Rabb; the said tract f land being s'tuated on the northern ide of the public road leading from Vinnsboro to Kincaid's Bridge. TERMS OF SALE: One-third of the purchase money .o be paid in cash on the (ay of sale, theb al nce on a credit of one and two years, in equal annual instalments with interest thereon from the day of sale at the rate of eight per cent per annum. payable annu ally; to be secured by the bond of the pur chaser and a nr ortgage of the premises. The purchaser to pay for all necessary papers and recording of same and for all necessary revenue stam p. R. 11, JENNINGS, October 14, 1899. C. C. C. P. F. C. 10-14td CLE RK'S SALE. STA'.E OF SOUTII CAROLINA, COV\ TY OF YAMIFIELD. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. The Fairfield Lcan and Trust Compan: vs. C. N. Bundrick and Ketchin Mercar ti;e Company. N pursuance -:f an order of the Cow of Commou Pleas, made in the abov stated case, I will offer for sale, befo, the Court lIouse door in Winnsboro, S. C on the FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER, next, within the legal hours of sale, i public outcry, to the highest bidder, tli fo.!owing described prorerty to wit: 1. "All that piece, parcel or tract land lying, beir aiid situate in Fairfie County in the State aforesaid, .containh SEVENTY-TU i: ACRES, more or less, bounded on the north I lar.ds now or formerly of Mrs. nuna Gradick; on the east ,y lands now formerly of the McGrath estate; on t south by land of N. J. Gibson and Sar ibson; west by lands of D. R. Elk being tract of land conveyed to me (C. Bundr:ek) by WIn. H1. Lyles by de dated 7th February, 1393." 2. "All that certain piece, parcel tract of land in Fairfield County m t State aforesaid, on Alligator Creek, tril tary of bittle River, known as tlhe Ly tract, and containinu TWO HUNDRED AND TWENrI FOUR ACRES, imore or less, and boundedi by lands Thomas F. Mann, W. P. Jlones, C. Leitner, R. II. Jennings; est. C. ). Tra Dr. Arledge and W: C. Russell." 13. "All that certain piece, parcel or tr of land lying, being and situate in Coanty of Fairfield and State afo:esi containing lands of T. C. Watt,; on the east il tract known as the Yarborough or L: etract of laud; on the south by the Bro' tlBridge Road; and on the west by lands Albert Russell, and being known as R Iussell tract, conveyed to said C. eBundrick by William Russell; which d of conveyance was duly recorded in office of the Register of Mesne Com ances on the 4th day of M arch, A. D. E in~ Book A. P., page 591." TERMs OF SALE. yv One-third of the purchase money ofe e tract to be '~ c- a ~ ceit of ie an a 4 4~n equal anulins a- mentswithinterest thereon from the k of sale at the rate of eight per cent, at annum, payable annually until the w nt dent and interest be paid, to be securet ss the i ond of 'the respective purchasers ie a mortgage of the premises, respecti - sold, or all cash at the option of the te chasers, respectively, and the respec le prchasers to pay for all necessary par s and for recording t' e some, and all ne .~ sary stamps. 1.R ENNS s Oct. 14th, 1899. C. C. P. F. f 10-4td is Letters of Administratic s STATE OF SOUT CAROLINA, ieCOUnTY OF F~inFIELD. n By S. R. O H.ST Y,Esq., JudgeProl HeITEREAS, I. l .Jennig, Cler: VYCourt, 'hath made suit to me Sgrant him letters of administration Sthe estate and effects of John H. Cla ndeceased: d These are, therefore, to cite and adir :d ish all and singular the kindred creditors of the said John II. Clamp, cease., that they be and appear be me, in the Court of Probate, to be hl Fairfield Court House, S. C., on the eday of November next, after publica ehereof, at 11 o'cle,.k in the forenoon ee show cause, if any they have, why esaid adniinistration should not be grant Given under my band, this 16th da: '~October, A. D). 1899. Founded :342. "Sing their own praise.' The STIEFF IB TIIE PIANO e BUY; it has NO EQUA L as yen C k the MIDDLElIAN's PROFLTS n LO will last a litetime; but we h -ve 5- eral BA RGAINS in. other makes. e We have taken in EXC HANGE F , STIEFF'S TWO IVES & PO) PIANOS. one, the fine,-t styie i b.at 1- manuf- ctures and it ib almost new d o want this make unie ar e barpi et Baltr, Md. . jFa t iry Branch Ware-Room, No tForthb Tryon St., Charlette, N. C SC. Hi. WILMOTU, Manager. IMONEY TO LOAN On farming lan ds. Eny paynme No commissions barged. Borro pays actual coat of perfecting kt - Interest 8 per cent. JOHN B. PA LMER & SON, 30 Coiumbia, S. C Sor A. S. & W. ID. DOUGLASS, .104 Winnhbrn. S. ( SOUTHERN AILWY Central Time Bctweenc InmblaUd Jack 5onville. Eastern Ti ejBetween Co lumbia and Oth r Points. Effective June th, 10 No. 34 No. 36 Northbound. Daily. Daily. --- ~8 8208a 7 45p Lv. J'ville, F.C.&P.By.... 12 35p 11 P " Savannah...............-48- - 43- - Ar. Columbia ............. - 700a 5 30P Lv. Charleston, So. By-- - - -6 -9P Summerville..:.............-8- 55 7 Branchville ................ 23 8 24p Orangeburg............... 10 15 9 20P Kingvile -.................. -1-- - 10-- - - Ar. Columxbia; ...... .. .. - - -0 L~~. August, y - 3P 10 15P SGraniteville............. 250P. " Aiken. ........... ...-3-p 1- -p " Trenton...................49P 1120P " Jobnstons............. -p 2 a Ar. ColumbiaUn. dep'-- -: 45p 5503 Lv Col'bia Bland'g st........ 6 3p 649 Winnsboro.............. 37 Chester.................- s- P 811 Rock Hill----------------- --- Ar.Charlot ..-------------- -- I ~L '55a 1 22p Ar. 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Co'blaF&P.RY ..1...0 0. 12473 " Car lott .........----. 8 K "e A r cksoH -il.. ........---- 975a 4 8 SLEpLNCS CAR SE ICE. Excellent ... Y pa-g- er -vic betwee a norl n- Newbo o.. . 11 25a 1 87T tR olA 34--.NoO - 1 a p re ss. D m i U n - ..- -. -- C1 28 p 6.82 "e Trent n...- - ------M5 Augusta. an. .ew.York. Numan dnr~se n Cui so. Ey., -. Wash.g... f a 11 . . . . . . . . -- - - - 5 2 2 Ld d Plma Slfting Cars bta een CbarlOttt Sa u evllea m.....-.--- 8 n 0 C r eod Richm n....-. No:. 35 and. -C..yFast 10 ar b Pullan daiwtly room bufetri bee )y 'trien Jaeksonflle and ew Y rk nd PE' So. ;,Oepjur cars botween A st and (Ar or lotte. Drning, lnars serve al n eals enroute Plman seing cars beteen JacksonvilltE andPu olanbia, enroUte aily b tween Jack sonville and Cincinnati, via Ahe - nFRANK S.G-,%.N-NON4 J. M. 9. ThirVP. & Gen. gr. T. M.. Wsigton e W. - .s-K. - .HA .DWICK, -> -.. :Ahington. A. A.. Atlanta. orKn let the I have them at ~c. per ya Also a full line of 4ost de. a licious .Crackers and Cakes, of -o e embracing all varieties4 N. CraCkers, .Banquet Wafers, the Salted BanquetsButter Thins. K~ Taes Pinea le, \ Rasp. berry' n . h - nd hwiche*. - fl ,inds'or *~Lemons, Vanilla and Gin ay er. Ioe Try them and be con a vinced. They are the BEST. 2 GIVE ME A CALL. J. S. McCarley, Dealer in Fancy Groceries and Baker's Bread. A T-iCOST. n ----I HAVEr a Silver-Plated Table Spoons, o Teaspoons and Medium Forks the tat I 'will sell at fCost for Gash. To letter them, at cost prices, will be THREE CENTS PER LETTER.. Come and see them. CM. CHANDLER. IITOP m n A Forune in t fo TO ~ri~u~" on. Starting KEY ave se t Free You Vecan be made a splenidid Hypnotizer at t t once. Address M. Y..Young, 363 11 r.ry v - :t. Urookly , N. Y. If c--1 beuormes the hr. . P'romotea 'i laxuriant growth.a SENT .FREE o housekeepers Lid1it CIMW8 Eitrat of Beef, Cook Book* e telling how to prepare many det: cate and delicious dishes. A Address, Liebg Co.,K 0 Box, 2718 OU SUFFER FROM r diges tiorl D) spp-"a, TRY A BOX. OF Obea es Tc-gspopsia Tabletst PHARMACIST. RECEIVtNG DAILY, Fresh goceriesI FEY TABLE SYRUPS, CUBAN( Cane, Golden Glory, Honey Drip, Orange, Diam New Orleans and Porto Rieo. New Cream (Theese. Dried App -S lbs. for 25c. Full line Canned Goods. Tomatoes, 8-qs. cans 25c. Cudaby Picnic and Boneless Hams Stooked Bacon always on hand. Ciffees ind Tradof4 the Muansen's Superior loose Pickles at 8 1-Sc p Potatoes, Onions an All grades of Toba ettes, etc.. * -ers vaotg to us are fresh. Prices low. - Just Arrved andi ~--For Sale3 A NICE CARLOAD OF: HO and Males, A few combi die and HJarness Horses. I them cheap for cash er exchani or mules or plug horses. cows. I will pay the highest cash uirice-for good Milch Cows; also for Fat Beef Cattle.. . BUGGIEST I have a fe w Second-Hand Buggies for sale; also one Secos - Hand Two. Horse Wagon. A. WILLIFORD. ion~rsbor1o, S. C. - A FREEN4VERN &your own selection). to every sub.- ~ _ scriber. Only 50) cents a year. MS CALLS~ MAGAZINEW ,A LADIES' MAGiAZJNL Abeautiful colored plates; Iatest orle Eolid &bin te Perfect-Fitting Paper Patterns. (No-Seamn-AHowance Pantt) Askforiem. sod innearlyeveryc and town, or by mail from THn sMCCALC.