LOCAL INTELLIGE NCE
Thursda3, June I7, ; -
New Adve rtlsemento.
Taken Up-Charles Hall.
-Who hired John Green on the
board of health?
JcsTICE OVERTOOK Him.-On Tues
day Mr. J. L. Long, a son of Sheriff
Long, of Uion, came to Winnsboro
for John Sawyer, colored. who is
wanted in Union for burglary and
larceny. Sawyer went from this county
and stole some clothing in Union
County. Deputy McDowell made too
trips for Sawyer before he got him,
but he recovered the stolen goods
when. he found Sawyer. Sawyer is
a negro boy from the Brice neighbor
hood.
Bon Hot.
Julia F., a bright baby of four, of
our tOwn, was explaining to her
mother a few days ago, what was the
difference between the German doll
Mrs. R. brought her and herself. "You
know, I am made of dust and this
dolly is made of satc-dust!"
Beat this analysis if you can. Next!
NOTICE.
thare Will Be A Game off Ball Friday
at 4 oclock Bteen the Winnsboro quick
Seeps and Rock quary Nine the Game
Will Be Play Nere the oil Mill Winns
boro Will hafter to Play Ball for the
quary hav a Strong team come one
come all Pinkney and Harry Will Be
in the Box for the Doro.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Attention, Democrats!
There wil! be a meeting of the
Winnsboro Democratic League in
Town Hall on Friday night, June 28,
at 8 30 o'clock. Important bnsiness.
A full meeting desired.
By order of
J. V. UAAUIAN, President.
J. S. ELDER, Secretary.
TIE WORK OF MCUNT ZION.
The mark made by Mir. P. K. Brice,
of Winnsboro, who, as announced in
to-day's State, was the successful
candidate for the West Point cadetship
was 971. Mr. P. T. Hayne, of Green
ville, came next. lie made 93.
Should Brice for' any reason fail to
accept the appointment Mr. Hayne
will be given the place.--Th~e State.
Islthe Hard Times Afrecting the Dispen
sary?
We learn that Mr. M. II. Mobley,
the dispenser at this place, says that
he is not depositing the profits be
longing to town and couty with the
treasurer, first, because it is impossible
to determine the profit until the
quarterly stock taking is done, and,
secondly, because the busines:; is not
sufficient now to render a profit.
Times are hard when men do not buy
whiskey and hard times are here; this
is good evidence of it.
The "Nigger."
Ll ere is an epitome of tho History of
South Carolina.
-Just "after the war" a patriotic
schoolmaster in Edgetield gave a class
of his bys the IHistory. of Sonth Caro
linta to write up.
A bright little fellow of thirteen
Vears handed in this remarkable efl'u
South Carolina -Before the war-the
Nigger! During tue war-tha Nigger!
After the war-the Nigger!
He undoubtedly made a wise politi
Teachers Elected at M1t. Zion.
At a meeting of the board of trus
tees held on the 25th inst., the follow
inig teachers were elected for the next
school year:
W. H. Witherow, president and
principal of graded school.
Miss E. S. Obear, assistant, collegi
ate department.
Miss M. F. Mc~\aster, asistant,
graded school.
piaded school.
Miss N. A. Pi.inniey, ainistant ,grad
ed '.chool.
Mis Mary Witherow, music atXd ait
departumeni .
TIIE EPISCOPAL CLERGY.
The clergynmen present a: Convoeca
tion are:
Rev. James M. Stoney, arch deacon,
rector of Grace Church, Camden.
Rev. J. HI. Tillinghast, secret ary and
treasurer, Eastover, S. C.
R1ev. Dr. W. E. Eva. e, rector Trini
ity' Church, Columbia.
Rev. Edward Benediet, Columbia.
Iev. H!. T. Gregory, Cclumnbia.
Rev. R1. A. Lee, Yorkville.
R1ev. A. R1. Mitchell, rector of. the
Church of the Good Shepherd, Colum
bia.
sERtvlCirs TO DAY.
Holy Co-umuntion, 7.30 a.mi. Mori.
ing ser v'ice', 10 at. mn. Evenn-ig ;ervike.
Two Lives' Saved.
Mlrs. Pteche Th~omas, o'f .Jun'eion C ity,
1ll., "as tol ly her doctors she hao CwT
suniq tiou and that there was no hio'e f or
he.r, butt two buttit s of Dr King's e w
IDiscovery compietely cut -d her. ;and shie
say.s it savedi her life-. Mr. Thos. Ercers.
1.: Florida St , Sain Fr-anitsco, sutfer ci
tfr om a dtreadfuil e >l. a pp icin! CXii
s"prihin, trie'd wi' hout result evervt oni
else ujie u~ li-.t our bottle of lir. Miin s
ew liscove'ry and i two weeks wais
euredil i s nlatu'raly thankful. It is
soeb resuits, of which 1hese are samiph-s.
that pt-ove th-- wond~erfu etliccy of thik
m.edi ine in Coughls and Colds. Frree trial
bottles at McMaster's & 'Jo.'s Drugv Stor.
Regular siz.' 50e and S1.00.*
C'hildrn Cry for Piither4s Caso'n.
Mi Lilla Beaty retueued home u1n
Tuesday morning.
Nir;. Robibie Wi!lifuord and children
returied to York on Wede V ay norn
Mli-s Maggic Glatdhn has gonie to J
L.vrItvil1e to visit frieli-.
Miss Mary F. McMaster !as ;,I to
Abbeville to visit frieme.
M1iss Aunie Aiken returned from I
Ridgeway onl Tuesday
Miss Maggie Thompson weot to
a
Columbia on Wednesday. 0
Mrs. Dent left Wednesday for Colun- c
bia on a visit. t
Miss Maggie Stevenson retarned
from Rock Hill on Wednesday accom- r
panied by Miss Mary Sadler, who will a
spend a while with her. D
Grier Pressley leaves next week for
c
Tampico, Mexico; where his mother c
and father reside. a
Miss Macie Stevenson will leave her 0
:ission work in Mexico next week to a
a
spend the summer with her mother at V
Albion.
Miss H. R. Thomas, of Riigeway, 1
is stopping at Mrs. Obear's.
Dr. and Mrs. Gregory, of Columbia.
are stopping at Mr. U. G. Desportes'. '
c
PHtONETS FROM RLIDGEWAY. c
b
A company has been formed here
under the name of the Ridgeway
Ginnery and Oil Mill Company. On
Monday Mr. C. P. Wray and Mr. W.
I. Ruff went to Columbia and
purchased the machinery from V. C. a
Badham.
The warm weather is pushing the
cotton crop forward and the corn h
prospect is very fine. h
The Southern Railway Company h
as a !ot of hands here leveling off a J
cotton vard.
On Sunday Capt. W. J. Johnston b
and family met with a narrow escape q
of their lives. While crossing the P
railroad track the horse stopped and E
would neither go backward or for- w
ward. le got near some freight d
boxes on the side track and a vegeta- e.
ble train came along and broke off a Ir
front wheel and every box car of the
train struck the shalves as the train
pased. Fortunately the family all r
ti
got out in time. The horse escaped T
unhurt. It was a thrilling sightand t
almost a miracle that no further Il
damage was done.
I i iof
WILL THEY MIX UP MIXON.
Register. .
There is something sensational in
the Dispensary legal suits that cannot
be given in detail for tile reason that C
the facts are kept quiet by the officials.
The Regis/er has learned authori
tatively, however, that Attorney Gene
ral Barber left from Chester yester-i
day afternoon for Washington where
he goes to institute habeas corpus
procedings ini the cases of Constables
Lafar, Wright and Clinton, who have
been jailed for violating Judge Simon- 1:
ton's order of injunction.
The Supreme Court of the United ~
0
States has adjourned until October, S
but it is understood that General Bar
ber will make application for the writ
before some Justice of the court, prob
ably Justice Fields.
It further appears that Commis
sioner Mixson has been called upon to
answer for contempt. ie went to
Chareston yesterday afternoon in
cmany with Judge Townsend. It I
vas stated then that Colonel \irson
was simply going~ down as a wittness
in some of the Dispensaav cases that
are t') come up to-day. Later in the
evening a United States marshal was
locking for Colonel 31ixson. lHe had
some papers to serve on 1im for con
tempt, but received them too late, for
the Commissioner had already left.
It is probable that he had heard of the
warrants being issued anid went to
Charleston on his own motion.
It could not be learned in what case
the contempt proceedings against
Colonel Mixson began as .the marshal 0
would not give any information.
Judge Townsend will to-day, before ti
Judge Buchanan at Charleston, bring
up some cases against blind tiger P
dealers of that city who have been a
heretofore enjoined to cease the sale of
liquor. It is more than probable that '
these people wvill have to spend a time
in jail. So it all comes out even. The
United States jails South Carolina con- b
stables and South Carolina jails viola- d
tors of her Dispensary law. t
In
Poor
Health
means so much more than s
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~ i
and generally ex- f
hassted, iervoui., * m
hr~ i~ ave noapei
and can't wrork
begin at onctak
I ing the most relia
medicine.which i
Brown's iron Bit
ters. A few bot
ties cure-bene?.
SScormes fromth
il 5r veyfirst dose-it
2Uon't .ta~n yeur
.eeth, an d i1's
pleasant to t.
It Cures
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Livr
Neuralgia, Troubles,1
Cotiation, Bad Blood - I
alaia, Nervous ilmnts
Women's complaints.4
Gt only the genuine-it has crosred r
lines on the wrapper. All others are s.h
s itts.r~ On receipt of t wo ::e. stame -
wlsedset of 'len Beautiful Wn''
Fair Views and book-f ree. 1
OWNI CH EMIZL CO. cA.LT;C.Aoi-' . . -
S-LEEPING irTS AST STr.rTP.
Funeral of T. Ross Roberhon, Jr.
Ch01..Artc 0MeSrrer.
Probablv no boy dving in Cliarlo ttc
I years was 1aid to res t with more
onors and areater eviden:es of gen
ral esteeln thani "Ro-::" Robertson,
lie wasg a renarkable funeral. The
piseopz Church was l'led with a
rge congregation representoug the
est citizens. o!d and y-oung, of Char
>tte. The fleur of service was G p.m.
he funeral cortege passed dowu
rvon street a few minutc: before 6
'clock. The Hornets' N-st Riflemen
cted as an escort of honor, niarching
a either side of the hear:se. The
tsA:et wa borne into the church by
-e pall-beaers-Nesrs. E B. Gra
am, Osmond Barringer, S. B. A!ex
nder, Jr., Loijis Guion. A. Y. lar
ill, J. 11. Walk-er, R1. V-n Laidin gham
nd A. 11. Iammon1d, Jr.-all young
len, associates of the dead boy.
After the family and specia! friends,
Lme the "IHornets," Capt. Robertsen's
>mpanv. Privates Gco. B. Crater
ad C. M. Davidson were a: the head
f the line, and carried between them
magnificent floral design, a largze
anding cross of white immortelles,
bite roses and touches of green here
nd there. On the base, in purple
ninortelles, were the initials, 'T.R,
.," and beneath them "II. N. R.,
so in purple inmortelles. Surmount
g the whole was a beautiful dove.
his was placed in the centre of the
tbket, as it rested in Iront of the
anucel, and the eflect, with the num
er of other beautiful floral designs
hich covered the casket, was be-n
fu .
Th.- impressive service of the Epis
Ubu-ch was read by Rev. Messrs.
i b e and 'Miller, after which the
ains were borne from the church
the choir sang "Lead, Kindly
ight." In peaceful Elmwood, with
vel ones, friends-civic and njiiitarv
-standing with bowed ,eads around
s -arave, "little" Ross Robertson was
id to rcst, and there all who knew
m think of him as indeed "Asicep in
su."
Mr. Robertson was born in Wim
ro, but moved to Charlotte wh!.n
tite a young boy. Hlis visi:s to the
ace of his birth was the occasion of
akirg many frieuds, however, who
ill hear in saduess the news of his
-th. To the alileted parents we
tenm sincere sympathy in this sure
L5.
CTh1 People.
Old people who require medicise to
g.late the bowels and kidrevs will finu
e true remedy in E!ectrie I1itters.
11!s meiciine (*oes lot stimllalhte and con
ins no whiskey nor other intoxicant. but
G-s as a tonic and alt -rative. It acts
itdlv on the stomach and bowel4, adding
-eth and giving tone to the organs,
ereby aiding Nature in the perforniance
the functions. Electric IDitters is an
cellent appetizer and aids digestion.
d People flud it just exactly what they
e'l. Erice fifty cents per bottle at Mc
ster & Co.'s Drug Store. *
hildren Cry for Pithgr's Castoria.
leart Disease Cured
By Dr. Miles' Hieart Care.
Fainting. Weak or Hungry Spells, Irregu
.r or Tntermittent Pulse, Fluttering or Pa!
tation, Choking Sensation, Shortnes of
reath, Swelling of Feet and Ankles, are
mptoms of a diseased or Weak IHeart.
MRS. N. C. MILL ER.
tFort Wayne, Ind., writes on Nov. 9, 189.4
"I was afflicted for forty yea'rs with heart
ouble and suffered untold agony. I had
eak, hungry spells, and my heart would
ilpitate so hard, the pain would be so acute
d torturing, that I became so weak and
~rvous I could not sleep. I was treated by
veral physicians without relief and gave
ever being well again. About two years
;o I commenced using Dr. Miles' Remedies.
ne bottle of the Heart Cure stopped all
2art troubles and the Restorative Nervine
d the rest~and now I sleep soundly and at
ad to my household and social duties with
it any trouble.
Sold by druggists. Book sent free. Address
. ~iles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
. ies' Remedies Restore Health.
TAKEN UP.
)N the 4th of Jun~e, on my place, near
Flint ill], ono0 Red Steer. A few
ite spits on belly and tail: white blaze
the face. The marks are the under
e of each ear. Faities cani get the
me by pay~ng dan-ages and costs.
r; 27- C11AR L ES IIALL.
FINAL DISCHARGE
WIL L apply to S. R. Johnston, Judge
of Probate for Fairfield County, on
turday, the 20th day of July, 1895, for a
a discharge as Executor of the estate
.John A. Urice, deceased.
A. G.. URtICE.
-20-t Executor.
Adinistrator's Notice.
LL pe'rsons having claims against
LMars. Sarah H-. McCants, deceased,
e he'eby notified to present the( safe
le nde0rs-ignedl, dumly atteste-d, wit hm~
ty d fays fromn this dte, and~ pe.-n
iest-d to saido dec-'ascd inust miake- p:y
c:t to mei.
1t. I1. J ENNINGiS,
-li--itAdminstrtor.
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SPRING I
Started Wi
I am now showing a great variety
of fancy Dress Goods and Silk Waist
colored dotted Swiss. A handsome Ic
Sateens, Ginghams, Ontings, Chambra
coes, white and black Lawns, white an
linen Sheeting, Table Damask, Scrim5
Toweling, Table Napkins and Doylii
Special bargains in Hosiery this season.
Some people have queer notions. but
body. Fix vour attention on this, youn
and Summer Neckwear. My stock of
thing nice in a Linen Wash Tie.
Charles
Low-cut and Half Low-cut Shoes.
children's Slippers ever seen in this tov
Wien von want a Trunk, Valise, or E
Clothing. 4
You can afford to dress yourself and
prices are low indeed. Mv variety is t<
ine assortment of Boys' Knee Pants.
In quality I am on top. In price I am
Goods exchanged or money refunded.
J. TL. MLVJ
Q. E WILLIFOf
ueltei's Arule'S:.alve.
TM'. iET -ALVE in the world', or Cu%,!
.rs. Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fever
S;:e,,ht~r~uepp~i lands, Chillulains
n Skii: Eruptions, and posi
tively cures 'iles, : .. to y required it
6i d to i p erec t saisfacion,
r-ne .r.funtded. P1rice 23 nts Der
For Over Fifty Years
MI:'. WIsNSLOW'S SoOTIING SYnuP has
b'en u ;0d for over fifty years by millions
of nothers for their childrein while teeth
in-, with perfect success. It soothes tife
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
eres wind colic, and is the best remedy
for Diarrha. It will relieve the poor lit
ti suferer immediately. Sold by Drug
gists in every part of the world. Twenty
five cents a 'bottle. Be sure and ask for
-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and
take no. '.ther kind. 5-26txl
Chren Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Wh'en Ba'by was sick, we gave her Ca.Zoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
Whoa she became MIiss, she chmnglo Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Save time, money and
doctors' bills. Go where you please,
when you please, as fast as you
please. Find pleasure, health and -
economy all in one.
Rambler Bicycles are the acme of -
mechanical perfection. Strong, du
rable and reliable, with not an ounce
of useless material. The Rambler
is the wheel for record breakers and
for pleasure seekers.
Various models, all the same price
-$roo-catalog tells all about them
-free, of course.
GORMULLY & JEFFERY MFG. Co.,
WASHINGTON. D. C.
VhGINIA COLLEGE
For YOUNG LADIES, Roanoke, Va.
Opens Sept. 12, 185 One of the lead
ing Schools for Young Ladies in the South.
Magnificent buildings, all modern improve
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Fu course. Superior advantages irL Art
and Music. Students from twenty States.
For catalogue address the President,
W. A. H ARR1S, D). 1)., Roanoke. \a.
TihsLeading onsevory of Amrioca
CARt.FA5LTrCs, Director.
Founded in 1853 by
E. Torje. co gs-N
Send for Prospectuz
$.~Nd- giving full information.
F# FRAx W. HAL.E, General Manager.
C~eestr'sEngahDiamond Blramaf.
ENNYROYAL PILLS
ThFereIW5 werbe.3,I34,934ackf
-. u sfr C313,494,700 Eglses sufi
man, ~and i ld nd thed Unitedl~
S ~ tates, fiepdagla osssa-did
vCdogetysr e? BesO.Mfdkureu.~s
oana~ ge ltoe thDrgislo :pn yea .
MiLR E 00 ,tmonS'
K\hRootrhe14,~acetf
3USTNES
th a Jump.
of black Dress Goods; also a nice 1I
Goods. Something new in white a
t of Percals, Cotton and Linen Dui
vs, Shirting, Scheriotb, Challies, C
d black checked Nainsooks, cotton a
, Cretons, white Quilts, Towels a
u. A big line of new Dress Linin,
Ol\TSB.
have Notions to please any and evel
g men:LA complete new line of Spri
Neglige Shirts are beautiful. Son
Heiser's
he largest stock of ladies', misses' a
n.
atchel, I can please you.
<-Clothing
boys in the latest style now as u
o large to specify all the styles.
at the bottom.
NAUGH.
- - Maage
BIACKBEIRRY PICKIE
And others who sell
If your customers have tc
much fruit already remin
them that we have
MASON'S FRUIT JARS
in qts. and half gals.
ELLY GLASSES,
CODDINGTON'S TINS,
or preserves, jellies, etc.
NOW IS THE TIM]
To plant Golden Dent Cor
to have corn before frost.
LeMASTER & CC
Under Winnsboro Hotel.
178E TIV g It alwa
.X. L. A1hn
XCELSIOR LINIMEN1I
reat Pain Alleviator.
--CURES
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothach
{eadache, Cold in all its .forms, Cut
sores, Bruises, Sprains and Lamenes
Diarhea and Cholera Morbus, Col
nd all Bowel Troubles.
It alway relieves when peroperly a;
Prepared by
T. X. L. COMPANT
C. M. DEMPSEY, Manager,
south Carolina Div., 230 Main Stree
Columbia, S. C.
For sale by
ohn H. McMaster & Co., WVinnsbor
. C., and Drs. Linder & Team, at
W L. Rosboro, idgeway, S. C., at
l druggists at TWENTY-FIV
CENTS. 3-21ti
W. 0. MIcKEOWN & SONf
Practical Machinists,
have
First Class Machine Tools
and
a repair Engines, Boilers, Cotic
Gis~ Thre-'ers, Injectors, Safety
Valves, etc.,
iPromptly.
*est Claises of Machinery for Sale
%. Good A.,iirtnent of Machine Sun
plies keptL in Stock for sale.
Vrite or call and see them' at the
shop.
CORN WELL,
~Southerni P. IR.) Chester Co., S. I
This wtill appear again the first<
et. month. 3-12-17
PARKERS
HiAIR BALSAM
Iever Pa il Rstor* Gwa
50c.sndSL1.0 h Drugits
KOTICE.
I Te eseymnau oa in the Uni
Ewox .m'2 an n winl be sent you free.
.AT T1..E
CORN]
Another lot of white, black
Also a nice line of fancy Dim
a beautiful and cool waist for s
nd Wool Dress Good stock- is
L cash.
nd
~s.
A new lot of Zeigler Bros'.
also low price and medium Ox
lot of Gents' Oxford Ties, Bla
ly. Leather, which we are offering
no,
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ad
Fresh Flour, Meal, Molass
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Spices, I
Soap, Starch, Soda, Grackers,
. Triumph New Irish Potatoe!
Call on us. Respectfully,
Y
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Window
Shades.
Combining Numerous
Points of Merit
Cheapest and Most Popular
for Windows.
~Buy for profit, keep up to
d date and get the best. A new
E supply of
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AND CORNICES,
as low as can be bought in
Columbia and Augusta. Save
"U your express charges.
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SPANISH JACK
;"PRDE OF FAiLDfl "
SSired by Iumported Wash nugton Par
rot (which co~st owner $2,000), 144
hands hiigh,jet black with white points,
stylish, smooth, and proportionately
juma, will serve a limited number of
mnarcs at my pflace-"Fdirfield Stock
Farm."
TERMS :$10.00 t0 insure (with foal
only).
7.00season without insurance
- payable in1 advance.
5.00 single service, pay.
d able in advance.
W. D. DIcoS, C
BR STORE.
and fancy Ducks just received.
ty. Our fancy'Jackonet makes
ummer.
now offered at cut prices for
Ladies' Shoes just received;
ford Ties. We have a small
ck and Russets, and Patent
as JOBS.
part3m eiit.
es, Lard, Bacon, Grits, Rice,
xtracts, Evaporated Apples,
kc., &c.
in store.
rY & BRO.
An Ordinance
PERTAINING TO THE GRAZING OF Cows.
Be it enacted and ordained by the
Intendant and Wardens of the town
of Winnsboro in Council met and by
the authority of the same:
That the grazing of cows on the
streets of Winnsboro shall be lawful,
except as hereinafter provided.
Provided, That grazing shall not be
permitted on Congress Street, nor en
East Washington Street, nor on Zion
Street north of East Washington.
Provided, further, That each cow
shall be securely haltered and held
wbile grazing, and that the grazing of
cows shall only be permitted between
the hours of 6 A. M. and 6 F. M.
Provided, further, That any one of
fending against the provisions of this
rdinance shall be fmned twenty-five
cents for each and every offence.
That all Ordinances and parts of
Drdinances inconsistent with this Or.
inance be and the same are hereby
repealed.
Done in Council this 15th day of
May, 1895, and with the corpo.
[L. s.] rate seal of the town afxed.
JAS. W. HANAHAN,
Intendant.
Attest: J. A. INNANT, Clerk.
BXGHE FEED
AND) SALLE SABLES.
I STILL HAVE ON HAND
8R(6 Young M\Lules
for Sale.=
-Also
A FEW GOOD MARES.
-Also
A FEW BUGGIES.
--Also
A FEW SECOND-HAND WAGONS
'-Also
A FEW MILCH COWS,
I will sell cheap for cash or exchange
hem for dry cattle.
A. WILLIFORD,
Winnsboro, S. C.
Chick S r ings .
THE FAMOUS
SUMMER AND
H EALTH~ RESORT.
Before the war hundreds of people
were entertained at this place diy.
rhe mineral water has no equal ia
upper South Carolina.
CLIMATE DELIGHTFUL.
BOARD CHEAPER
than you can live at heme, viz.:
$15 Per Month or $5 Per Week.
Taylor's Station, on the Southern
Railway, is within three-quarters of a
mnile of the Spring.
For further information apply to
MRS. M.-A. OALLAWAY,
.Proprietress,
CHICK SPRINGS HOTEL,
Chick Springs, S. C.
6-13-m
Notice.
W E ARE AGAIN PREPARED TO
Vnegotate long tin'e loans on farm
ortgages. Addres cONLD
-W. D. DOUGLAss, or
J. Q. DAVIS,
.Gtr Winnsooro, S. C.
Hot House Plants.
T HAVE a choice collction of hot
house plants for sale. As fifty
eeer varieties of Chrysanthemums.
Twenty plants for $1.00
Patronize home enterprize.
42t MRS.rn . A.- HTNNANT.