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fEf9 TRI- ??"' -By mySXD ERALj,z' TERMS. IN ADT ' One Year, - - Sic Months. - WINNSBORO 2. 2 Tuesday, April 49 - - h90 WINTHROP LUTTER. Recently there wa4 established Winthrop a ,experimental weathe station. The girls in the science d partment have beci mudch intereste in it and no doubt many of them w! yet become first-rate weather prophet It was natural that the month c April should not prove an exceptic this year, in bringing forth its inai table showers. For the past fei weeks we have had a full share these showers. So great and rapid a advance have the grass and trees ma< lately. that every now and then i hear such remarks, ."Just look at ti treesl" "Why, how green everytbir looks!" or some such remark. The campus, under the able dire lion of Mr. H. B. Buist, is being mu improved. A great many new roa are seen; flowers and shrabs ha multiplied, and in time it is hoped tb the Winthrop campus will be as pret as that of any college in the State. Last Saturday afternoon the mer bers of Curry society gave on t: lawn of Mr. Witherspoon's residen an "Easter egg hunt." Ten cents gai one the privilege of hunting, and mua fun was realized in "trying to Ond t: most eggs." The prize for findia the largest number was awarded Miss Reaves, one of our students, wl found altogether, [thirty-seven bean: fully dyed eggs. Refreshments in t) form of ice cream, cake, and sherbe were served, and many "spare dime were brought fQrth. Quite a ni little sum was made and no one wi deny that a great deal of fua was 3 joyed. Easter Sunday the girls came o1 in their spring uniforms; there was a unusual attendanie upon churc There were special Easter services the Episcopal Church and they wer largely attended. Since our last entertainment of ti Star Course we have had no publ entertainment ina the auditorium. Oia next Friday evening the men bers ofithe Cecelia Chorus will gii the fall opera, "Pinafore," and it expected that a large audience will 1 present. Professor Strong has spare no time or pains in drilling the gir: -in the music as well as the acting aid it is hoped that the opera will b a complete saccess. - Nelle. April 21, 1900. Harriet Eva writes, -"I never fsi children from croup at e One Minute Cough Cure. I not feel safe without it " Quickly cures coughs, colds, grippe and all throat and lung diseases. McMaste Co. MOSSY DALE NEWS. Farm operations are getting along very smoothly considering the short space of time the farmers have had to work in. Upland corn is about all planted and the attention is now turned to cotton. Some -commenced planting a week ago, others in the last few days; some land to prepare yet. From indications seed will be rather scarce. Wheat is doing well and from indications a good yield is promised. Fall oats are also- looking well. Spring sowing is now begin ning to make a little show, but their success will very much depend upon the future seasons. There has been some gardening done in the last week or so. Some who planted early on a risk hav the pleas ure of having a good i r pect for onions and spring vegetables, such as mustard, radishes, turnips and peas. The fruit crop has been very ma terially injured. There may be a good apple crop, as the trees are late blooming. I am glad to see through your paper that steps are being taken to build a railroad fr om Winnsboro to Camden, which, if accomplished, (and I hope it will be) will give our town an advantage in offering iunducements to draw trade as it will open up a new territory along its line and give a con nection with the Seaboard at G.amden. It will also enhance the valne ojf the property along its route and give a new impatus to the varied industries outside of its social and educational features. I hepe this road may be an inducument to the proposed north western road that is under considera tien, which if undertakbt' will run through either Chester er v'iinnsboro. I hope Winnsboro will win, as the ad vantages will be in her favor. Push your enterprise, gentlemen, and never know defeat. I am truly gratified to see the har mony that prevailed in our State executive committee meeting. It is ominous of the peace and good will that exist in the ranks of the Demo cratic party, showing that our ranks are solid ',and ready to enter another campaign knowing the good of one is the good of the other, and we are all sailing upon the old Democratic ship, whose captain, W. J. Bryan, will land us safely into port at the capitol next November. Now let each county in the State emulate the example set by the State and see that dissimulation doesunot;exist in our ranks.. Mr J L Cauthen lost a valuable mule a short time ago; supposed to be from hydrophobia from the symptoms presented; though it was only sick about twelve hours from time of first notice. It showed a very vicious dis position in trying to bite another mule that it has been working with for several years. When in, the plow it also made after Willie Cauthen, who was in the le'd. I also saw it try to bite a hog that was passing in front of it, also a negro who was assisting i- working with it. If it was not that I know not what. Mr H B Trapp has has had a very sick child but glad to report it con. valescent. Mrs G W Brooks is expected to re turn from Columbia to-day where she has been visiting her sick mother, Mrs Jas Disaker. 9 The HzRALD is al ways a day behind in its arrival. We have had a very heavy rain to day which created a considerable freshet. T B McK. April 18th, 1900. C.A!L a T O3 3Mt.IAA.. Bear th t Tha Kind You Hae Always Bought of t RIDGEWAI LOCALS. d Miss Louise Taylor, of Columbia, paid Miss Ethel Ribb a flying visit ' this week. Miss Stella Rosborough is visiting n Mrs G L Rosborough. Mr Olin Sawver has accepted a po sitiol in the Roover drug store. Dr Jas R DesPortes, gradutate class 1900 of The Medical College of South e Carolin a, has rented the o1fice over e C P Wray & Co's store and will open e up for work on May 1st, e Mr G J Derrick his sufficiently re-, I covered from his recent illness to re. sume his duties at the railroad office. C_ Mr A J Asbell has been sick for the h past few days. Mr Wm Hardi.s been acting principal at the High. I School during Mr Asbsll's absence. e Mr Murphy, the popular representa t tive of the V P Co, spent Saturday in town. Messrs Wm G 11innant and Joe Coleman have been appointed as cen - -ua enumerators for townsbip 7 and 8. e Prof Blair gave a phonographic and :e stereoptican exbi4ition at th2 colored Baptist Churah Friday evening. The e show was patronized by quite a num h ber of the whites and was well up ie above the average for such shows. Dr Jas Team has had his office and t drug store remodeled and painted, o adding much to its appearance and o comfort. i. Quite a numbes of the people- in this vicinity are confined to their rooms with the grippe. rt April 21, 1900 T I D. e MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR APleasant Lemon Tonic * For biliousness, constipation and ap pendicitis. t For indigestion, sick and nervous n h'eadaches. . For sleeplessness, nervousness and u heart failure. e For fever, chills, debility and kidney disea,es, take Lemon Elixir. e Ladies, for natural and thorough c organic regnAation, take Lemon Elixir. I Dr. Mozeley's Lemon Elixir is pre .~ pared from the fresh juice of Lemons, 1 e combined with other vegetable liver s tonics, and will not fail you in any of e the above named diseases. 50o and I d $1.00 bottles at all druggists.t s Prepared by Dr. HI. Moziey, Atlanta, , Ga. CA t the Capitol.] I am in my seventy-third year, and f saI have be greati more severe a became very weak, and idly. I commenced using Dr. Mozia Leiaon Elixir. I gained twelve pounds , in three months. My strength and health, my appetite and my indigestion were perfectly restored, and now I W feel as young and as vigorous as I Cl ever did in my life. L. J1. ALLDRED, tiC Doorkehepor Ga. State Senate, m State Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. s hc Mozley's Lemon Elixir is the very best medicine I ever used tic for the diseases you recommend it for, Di and I have used many kinds for wo- in' man's troubles. t MRs. S. A. GRES11AM, mi Salem, N. C. S XOZLEY'S LEMON HOT DROPS. oU Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, w: Sre Throat, Bronchitia, Hemorrhage, St and all throat and lung diseases. Ele gant, reliable. 25o at druggists. Pre pared only by Dr. H. Moz!ey, Atlanta, ea. inm igi ta PURSUANT TO ACT OF THE Legislature, dated 17th day of Feb runary, 1900, an election for three (3)y Trustees for School District No. 1 will be held in the Court House in Winnsboro, S. C., on MONDAY, he THE 7TH DAY OF MAY NEXT' to The following persons are here'oy ap- I pointed managers of said election, viz: J. A. Hinnant, W. R. Elliott and D. E. McDowell. The managers wiill open the polls at 8 o'clock A. M. and close them at 4 o'clock P. M., and on Ps closing the polls, they shall count the co votes and certify the result to the Clerk 01 of Conrt. |It At this election no one shall be en- ihe tit:ed to vote who is not duly qualified }is to vote at the general election for State dr and County officers, and to ascertain br who shall be entitled to vote, D. E. th: McDowell is he:eby appointed to reg- ye ister the voters of School District No. .. 14. He shall open the books of regis tration at the Court House on Thurs day, Friday and Saturday preceding the day of election, and no one will be allowed to vote for School Trustees whose name does not appear on said books of registration. R. H. JENNINGS, Clerk of Conurt.y Winnsboro, S. C., A pril 16, 1900' 4-17td MONEY TO LOANr On Impr'oved Farms secured by first i mortgages. Interest 8 per cent. In ma sums not less than $500, 3 to 8 years. 111 No commissions. Borrower pays ac ual expenses. A. S. &W. D. DOGL AS. Winnaboro. S. G. or JOHN B. PALMER & SON, 11-25 Columbia, 5. (3. at H. A.A Case:- ,o ils toe.c estoreU~ 44 t d -n - , . 0 i at-r 1 of In Use For Over Thirty Years pI, r: CSNTUR COMPANY. NCW YORK CVY. -C4 ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 - .r .6 1 EI FOR SIlERID - I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Sheriff for Fair field County. and will abide by the action of the Democratic primaries. JAS. W. BOLICK. Pledging myself to abide the result of the ensuing primrry election, I announce myself a candidate for nomination .to the office of Sheriff of Fairfiel1 County. The cordial suppor of my fellow-citizens is re spectfully solicited. GEO. W. CRAWFORD. FOR CLERK. I hereby announce myself as a candi date for Clerk of Court, subject t . the action of the Democratic primaries. JNO. R. CRAIG. I h.reby anuour.ce myself a candidate for the office of C'lerk of Court for Fair field County, subject to the act ion of the Democratic primaries. Rt. V. BR&A . I hereby announce myself as a -candidate for Clerk of Court for' Fairfield County, subject to the acti ." of the Democratic primary. JAS. A. BRICE. yself a candidate Q nty Superv'isor for ect :to fhc action of t o ies. A. D. HOOD. W( unce myself a candidate he f Supervisor of Fairfieldfr t to the action of the Dem- C es. ROBT. T. CLOWNEY. WE nce myself a candidate Supervisor of Fairfield A: 'etion of the Dem. kin - es. .3. BURLEY. Mi Frien, .. f T. L. Joruss'os recognizing F s fIim. f.e tl.e position hereby nomni ate him for ounty Supervisor, subject the Democratic primaries. rot I hereby announce myself a candidate bn r County Supervisor, subject to the ac. cal mo of the Democratic primaries. JOHN A. STEWART. - COUNTY AUDITOR. I hereby announce myself a candidate r County Auditor, subject to the action I ifthe Democratic primaries. ROBT. R. JEFFARES. I hereby announce myself a candidate r re-el.ection to the office of Count Au tor, subject to the action of the Demo atic primary. . J. L. RICIIMOND. FOR CORONER. I hereby announce myself a candidate r the office of Coroner for Fairfield nuty, and pledge myself to abide the sult of th e. Democrat ic primary. J. MARTIN YONGUE. SUPT. OF EDUCATION. I hereby announce mysei f a eca ciidate r re-election to the oflice of County perintendent of Education, subject to e action of the Democratic p)rimary. D. L STE~VENsON. Sealed Bids. Winnsboro, S. C., A pril 17. 1900. S ALED BIDS FOR T U E RENT 1the Market llouse (with telephone ttached) for tho year commencing [ay 1st prox., and for the fuani-hing tstreet lamps, globes, pots, wicka er dozen, matcbes per dozen boxes, d written applications fo positions i the police force of the town, will i received b the Council up to 12 'clock M. on2' th day of April, 1900. By order of Council. JNO. J. NEIL, 4-10 Clerk. yspepsia- Cure Digests what you eat. tartificially digests the food and aids ature in strengthening and recon- ( meting the exhausted digestive or ans. It is the latest discovered digest- 4~ t and tonic. 4 No other preparation 4~ n approach it in efficiency. It in= mty relieves and permanently cures rspesia, Indigestion, -Heartburn, lauence, Sour Stomach, INausea, k Headache,Gastralgia,Cramps and iotherresultsof imperfect digestion. rce 50c. and $1. Large size contains2% times uall sze. Book allaboutdyspepsiamailed free ~repared by E. C. DeWITT & Co., Chicago. Mu2u[muE CO. MegeablePreparationforAs similating theToodandRegula ting theStomchS andBoweis ofk romotesDigesion,Cheefful nessandRest.Contains neither OpIun,Morphine nor Mineal. NOT NARC O TIC. Aperfect Remedy for Constipa tion, Sour.Stomiach,Diarrhoea, Wvorm-s,Convulsions.Feverish uess and L oss OF SLEEP jacSilmie Signature of NEW -Ye- - STROTHZER ITEMS. Certainly nothing can take I'Le place f our county paper. We ma re ,eive papers from New York. Wash J)guon, Atlanta and other citiep, anld et be ignorat of wLat occurs ini our immidiate sectio-i The burnilag of oar ncat depot is leeply regretted by all. The waiting >om was qite tomnf0rtaIb!, and our !ficient poitmaster had everythiag so iicely arranged The general impres ion eems to be that an hicendiary's rch was reported to in order to efilace L1 trace of robbery. Doubtless the Iilroad will indemnify all losses, but we f ear we will not soon have so com ress and posi O ed -7-. T irningtook le na ark, rain ertai n noire can thke toe inac meou coays pr e a e Wt e regnrt of wahat occu. Mr. c-r owemldbase seriousyidsoe he Ptin fornatdpti hapicni r onete byt he wtn rppel was qnote fonlgied: the ou iscfie p uplst bdeut hiaad 2icfriendranwhd Teeply regretithres ionl seo too bee thea ineibry itore dsrere to inabbler to poli ,i trae ofntroerhe prdoutless tht ey'srodilidemiy wll loses,ll bu te fBryaen'illrospects, havecr :iou fo dth ailtin roof the ;un etookb acaefu opledar, rain brae admia did no reoltician.are sneer onbe prt of othaenit, or her used beendo Dyiepia thesroe in Weil regrth tondu raesltse. It.Mc )os imeate beie, eiosl leasntsto ab an picniculy the dyeti' bs app," as not oary gained tver -! . friests what deepl regt that faill o ooure.caste negor es, -'e vetuedh dpreition tht rs andiried doclor anot meiines but ban'fit Iprspesuwatedto ped meo tr. e deieve pro io fo pahae fo anlaton o f thei isn. flettdaila,t wand youeranl ifster C.o. pri.lvi Zm1rmn,190ebur ,1 seds "Ado Dspepy cure for gh famldwit wroundfulrecthroat Mesinuite reghieur is pleaqualed. rtl remnd i t ohe rs."peti' Ict ;e. imedits rewltt yo a.cres t filstopcir. MMaster Co. Rev.adquSizr,W atoersY. Ns FLING, CsEILI over twent sntin ed Ldoe,o anvdrmeicines th, brnefits, as Cherade ton -Ipnd meGroc eri ar Ivr bkien ei e o lalefr a l lhu form f n B uon"Itdgsgies o et a rics. Balv y Zi othingn we hiurg ugs oldet oupie and e wihroa ispoant oy chlrnt ae Respimeite eslt.;y,urs hitiA/ pafumntv ripe and LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIGN. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CPTT, OF FAIRFIELD. ly S. R. JOH.YSTON, Esq., Judge Probate. IIEREAS, R. H. Jennings, Clerk of Court, hath made suit to me > grant him letters of administration f the estate and effects of B. F. Boul rare, deceased: These are therefore to cite and ad- S ionish all and singular the kindred and reditors of Lhe said B. F. Boulware, eceased, that they be and appear efore me, in the Court of Pro- I ate, to be held at Fairfield Court louse, South Carolina, on the 4th .. ay of May next, after publication !: ereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore oon, to show cause, if any they have, rhv the said Administration should ot'be granted. Given under my hand thi.; 4th dy--v f April, Anno Domini 1900. S. R. JOHNSTON. -5-6 Judge of Probate. As HEINZ. Ne are sole agents in Winns- " boro for Heinz's goods. N When you need Pickles, 2 ask for Heinz's, they e are the best, Heinz's Dill Pickles aer 2 ine. A Heinz's Sweet 7and Sour L nixed. Heinz's Cucumbers in bulk. Heinz's India Radish. Heinz's Celery Sauce. Heinz's Tomato Catsup. Heinz's Preserves in bulk. Heinz's Apple Butter and am-s. Heir z's Mince Meat in bulk .nd glass. This is the season for evap- 49 rated fruits. We have them n Prunes, Apples, Peaches nd Apricots. K M. HaU eDit.1A A. vyrandrfec thatres Mc e an _ ar sh, a y on h. reh S re Aim n okasg vr e;BekatBco, Chee a caroni, fugrm Te ndofes icelineof Aned Good of alld dlis. e hrlean a Porto icof >iases als fancy rlers inad ymh alway are preare h do . mor ress.u Will Poe gatoe havey ic nie of ariad Godsofal . D.w OreAs E an oroCO dasss; lso anc Tabe Su W in s. n ac eerthngket n K J.5 DPRMcARY KCO PAIT~' BR4 MA.DE BY 'CA ~) OTI Af1CPMGA For S8le &y J. J. 0OBEAR. Do You Need IF SO, I CAN SUPPLY YOU .......WITII.. -Prong L'gh t H xs.a......23e. Cond Point L'ght HIoes at. .25c. )lion II,es........ .......25c. -inch Light Garden Hoes at. 30Oc. -Prong Spa.dtrg FYo ks, at ....5c -Prong P.tato ilooks, at... .50c. 0-Toth Stee! R.mkee. at..25c 2-Too'h Ma!!el'ee Iron Rakes. at........ ...........25c PR Poultry Wire Fencing, suitable IP for gard1ens. I bove it in 18, 24, SG, 48 e ud GO-irch. 5olic W'A SIGLER|_ ,I . SOUTH'IRN RALbWAI. tral Time at Jacksonville and Savannah. Eastern Time at Other Points. Sehedule in Effect February 2th, 190. Mixd NO.U4 yo.W6N& IOnTBOUSD. Io.44 Daily Daily ekSu ex Su __ ,,facksonville (P. 5) ...... 2 00 Savannah(So. Ry.) ...... 1 15P12 410P B.rnwel............4 ... 400 Blaekville.......... ...... 41p 415 HOP Spr gfield........ ...... 44 488a ...... SbY................ 448p 447a ...... . Columbia.......... .56P 600a 85P . Charleston,(So. R.T -. 7 UOLP W-P Summerville.......... 7 1at Branchville........ ..... 855a 1 p Orangeburg.... . 9 2a 2 75" rni.1........ U O10 Aiken .............. ------ 82 ------ --... Trenton........ 5 400P1 . Johnston....... 5 5i4U1 . . CoItLnbia,U. D.). ...... 6 ...... ,.Columbia, (d; St 9 0a 615& -0 Winnsboro.......... Chester ............ .....f7 Rock Hill ......... ...... 8M 847a IM Charlotte .......... 9 9 -. anvile............... 12,5D& I . chmond......... ...... 82 'ashington ......... 5 Baltimore (Pa.BR) ...... 9 1 Philadelphia. ..... ......UU 185 dow b~i~a . S rtanburg....... ...... 11 7inc11at... e ui g.lle.... ...... 7 ...... . het K o v le ...-..... ......4 7 ----- . Cincinnati ... .. .ALohiville..0...,.... 7 . Cincinnati .... ..... - -0a . o i-lle .......... ...... - MRa Asheville.............. 45a 8 - cs ata r.. ....... ...... C.K oxvmiae.......... ...... I --- Philadel ....... .... R .-.. .rch mon d .. ... .. ..-. . - . . D anvile.................. 8 5 1 . . Cartant.......... ...... 0. hia ilp......... ..... 905 2 70P Cae ............... 98.. 25a2 Rchin d ................1 21a 6 .SCuiavi.( .. -- 0a4...... I 9 ston...........8 - - 8 0 2 T.Chrnton.............1..4.. ..... PAiey ...................0....... antevl.......... 2 9 7a. Aurgse........: .. 800Ua 4.. -. Columbia,(BgSo. y) ..... 4 a 7 Jlngville......... .... 4 .82a 7:2a Traen ............. 5 8 45a Sraniina............... 425a Smmier%vlle.... ... 7 8 0 52... -.CA rlsto.........800 ...... 7 0 -. Columbia(86. Ry.).~~ 11 75aT -.iPerry.............. .. .. ..... .. -- -- -- Qaly ur ............ ...... 5- 287a... B rnche11.......... ..... 1 4 25a 849 Xavannahto ......... .....8 7005 -. Jaonill(S. . ......7 0 5 'Trains 483 and 44 (mixed except Sunday) rive and depart froin Hamburg. Sleeping Car Service. ,xcelent daily passenger service between orida and .e . . .os. 31 and York and Florida L2 id. D and ekeept co sed exclu re of piman nest rg m g,ce tent and Ob bet-s, reen ew York, Columbia and . os. 33 and 34-New York and Flor - ess. Drawin room sleeping cars betwen iusta and ewYork. Pullman In-room sleeping car be -een Port % uonville,Sava&h, ashington andse nlman sleigcars etweenCharlotte .chond. Dinig cars betweenChre .dSavannah. sos. 35 and 30--U. S. Fast Mail. 1mnn vrain -om bufft sleepi slee , be ..Cbe1AUSI . D~g mn s.geplears be ainnM,via NSG N, 3. rdV-P. grz ., Tradic ii,' L.E. S. E.HABDWIQ. in. Pass, As't Gen. Pas. 'ItLD 45tLD. tc BER AND ORANGE 3ACANE SEED. ITE AND GOLDEN NT CORN. EIAN MILLET. FFIR CORN.. ] 3M CORN. ['TAIL AND PEARL MILLET. RINFIELD AND) IER BEANS. tc OBEARS al P Dyspepsia Tablets 1j C -cures w Indigestion ti, tr bi fe andfe RE sir Ja Dyspepsia. 'of of ~ESTON RIO N, Agentj0 CiTIC FIR INSURANCE COMftNY OF NEW YORK ~its a :isare of the public patron- Iad age. S"I7Cr, 4-1 SUMMONS. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFELD. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Bank of Ridgeway, of Ridgew* -V S. C., Plaintif, against J. W. Ray, Defendant. Summons. For Relief. Po the Defendant above-named: YOU are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint A this action, which was filed in the ffice of the Clerk of the Court of ,om11m-m Pleas, for the said County, 1 15 1- March, 1900, and to serve a f your answer to the said com IaiLJL o i he su bscribers at their offices, Nos. 5 ,!.d 6 Law Range, Winnsboro, South Carolina, within twenty days fter the service hereot, exfusive of thc da, (.t .uch service; and, if yoL fail :to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this actiont will apply 4o the court for the r. lirf demanded iu the complaint. Dated 15th March, A. D. 1900. A. S. & W. D. DOUGLASS, ,. Plaintiff's Ateorneys. To the defendant, J. W. Ray: Take notice that the complaint to gether with.,the summons, of which the foregoing is a copy, together with the complaint, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, at Winnsboro, County of Fair ield, in the State aforesaid, on 1Uth Mareb, 1900. A. S. & W.D. DOUGLASS, 3-17-6t PlaintifPs Attorneys. DO YOU Need Stationery of any kind? We have what you LIKE ' in iTe Stationery of all grades, and when you start out TO GET stationery of any kind comte and see ours before buying. And when you start to write LETTERS to distant friends or relatives we can show something that you need in Pens, Ink, Pen fils, etc. Don't forget us when you are in need J. H. McMaster & Co., Druggists. Supplies, OUR STOCK OF HEAVY GRO ries is nc w complete. We cater specially for the farmers' ade. We know what they need, and e prepared to set ve them and a. bot mn prices. We also carry a nice line of abef ods SHOES, HATS, DRT GOODS, NOTIONS, d eve:ything usually found ina neral store. grGoods delivered to our city trade. me and see us. V. R. RABB & Co GR ANITE CORNER. E-J oliday... I have a nice selection just >ened for inspection from which select your Christmas Presents tusisting of SLEEVE and COLLAR BUTTONS, PINS, RINGS, BRACELETS, and FANCY GOODS. Also, nice presents in China td Rogers & Bros'. Celebrated ated Wares, as cheap and relia as they ca'n be bought any iere. Call soon and make your sele. mI. . M. Chandler. Th r:-eistered1 stallion WV. A. W. 11 be at Mr. Henry Refo's etable ia innsboro on Saturday of each week. 1 Mond:-y.e at the farm; balance of ne at his former stande~ in the con-. r. He is seven years old, nay, with ick points. Height, 16; has good ne and muscle; no blemish or de :t. He is strong, trictionless in >tionl, kind in disposition, and a per t road4ter. His sire is th-i celebrated *d Wilkeo, -His darn, Betsey Baker, 5 the mother of trot:Ters. She wa. ed by Dictator. who was the 'i e of yr. e-&ce, 2 10, of Dire:ctor, 2 07, the invincible D..ectum, 2.04, the und,ire of Nancy Hanks, the queen lrotters,-and the. sire of many others extreme spee,d. Uithough a nioted trotter with per. tknee s.c:ion, W. A. WV. pos~sesa o saddle gaits ot superior quality. ermns, 15 00 to insure colt. For ended pedigree iand certified record: Iress JOHN G. MOBLEY, - ieWinnshnrS. C.O