The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1901-1982, January 18, 1901, Image 3
*'.tic *
rv-W. L McDonald arrvle
town Yesterday.
-Mrs. W. at MeFie went to Cho
Wednesday evonig.
-Mr. U. G DeePortes spent W
neaday in the Capital City.
-Miss 8arah Beaty iaencung
Feat's Business Ctollege in Col
-Rev. T. D. Bratton
Yelator in town uesday and I
day.
-A beautiful calf addMr
Samt Cathoat Sr., arrived,, ""y
mnorning.
-Mr. J. E. Bruce from
a buines trip Of a to
mitted the
edgesda
k,- rnerl
n town ThurSday in
ty.
the 19th, is Lee'a birth
innsbord- Bank will
s a holiday.
r. m1. Simpson went to Co
Thrsday to look after the boer
e9e wishes to secure.
Macon, who has been
r..Mrs. J. E. Bruce,
Fort ~ill.
..,. and her
,e losWednes
ser - to Mar
a college
AIs the
. Craw
evening
nesv
.p o .!..E m ..
~s9nornamesj
abe here,1 w
from which
ewdays to as
ina millinery
Preaching exer- O~idence il
-- oclist, Dr. . Sardines t
Roti Dval inthe net Wol
1.1 ry , d aJn the county
- *.~ * ~~ ad to attend hi w a W 7Onl
4y a be -there hiij~OC(
When Lpng
ha pbat Ou it extja as recogn;
'~ estibtzfed throughout. - ted at tb
a3y it Ia the trip Was
aever Nased tareug I ad~ b;
It made its first trip Weg. ably cannej
oat at6.0 a.md-than handle b
our Wianort
ei4far bho College M&s. W
megt ofnors. The has been used
Pertnen ofthe Presby- ilzhens of mioj
eor Wome'n recenml 1whi.le teething.
espere'sMids I IISoothes the c
-e n fduimwer allays all -ai
to cj a charming i5 the betprei
-- etad gai to .il Jehie th
- y denttaking part *immediately,
-O al isudet Janie cenr y apart o th i
her and 8 8quite a conplj andrtak k te
in tir fiend. Well know en te
_- ition. te a comPljiment o -;
ette . .First imnpressio1
-' ing. Ridgeway
ir: - ansDb'oo . , conltirin ow -u
ydiffere!st rSepsja and bare buins air of the
ibae ny g et~bu lsd from2 the very bea
tabet which cured m eln character o.
LL. Wagner, readily Visible.
'~4~sified cotto~n ii. We firstsre kt
*fte ofn src
ter and..tbongh one doeE
atg, hen Mr. U. W. soo eomes a -oZ~
atsoe8 tore, be found mnan to go to Wso
before reknentered it the night Mr. J- N Lwas o.
the froyn r. ng- the~large glass in knows how omaste
th at that Ae insieecou revealed letter. bu' s'so howri
the ck t , h ot ,e -a 'ig~ ter W as out fully at hom e. Hi, k
Tb~s w bas it been found since, great anti highly apr
np-to-date regieter, and irs We had1n' e
is ivcr eased about $10 b h ahrrgepst.,
mIoney it O(~ ai,-ed. In at rU , o e i ering e l to
open h e af,, wbich ga l tl~ e te w- fe w ere ab e tb
the-thief locked it N'hntfe rn- utt
takeO nires (IOweretaerazOre of Dr. J. W.
ule, with wich an entrance had b part-c~0 naett robe
.cewas pickea up near the door, ting 4 n -t
'he own~r- were found to be a bsd flinished Cheqj,
Doty & Co This led them to took finom the do"ctOr'
ir old 'iete on the corner of sunTd' Nre ge p
et. To t beir surprise, I bey sesore~d aneria"
00 had been broken inrca w armh,: e y or
therefrom. -sugicierft. Pk"id s'o
I rd
2
aeera
ATS OR INCENDIARISMT
daynight at'about 8:30 o'cloc
te fire alarm was given and the con
pany quickly responded. The fire wa
4 the rear of the Roff building whic
Mrs. Lndecker and Mrs. Wylie o
culpy as a boarding house. When firs
discovered, it was near the floor. T:
general suppopition is that it w .
repetition of the old story of r
aatcbes. . A piece'-of paper tinial
(wo chips, a smsl piece ton, an<
a smaller piece of a coal was foun<
in th- ad j, ' fire, and this hai
led so -1 ik that it' was',possibil
incendiar - The probabilities are that
there was no connection between th
fire in the paper and that In the house
o A. TO 2.A..
Bwsd AItkes Kied Y Han A oeis,
Of
A GOOD MAN TO 00.
The many friends of Mr. W. A
Beaty will regret to learn that he is t(
leave Winnsboro, though they will b
pleased to learn that it is a speels
business inducement that takes bin
away from his old home. Mr. Beat:
has been elected secretary and trea
urer #f the cotton mill at Fort Mil
He is to enter upon his new duties a
an early day. Mr. Beaty is well fitte
for the position to which he has bee
elected. His entrance into the mi
business is the third for his familY
Mr J. M. Beaty for two years held
similar position in the Fairfield Cot
hqlding the EaIR
Clemson.
Mr. Beaty's family will remain i
Winnsboro for some time yet.
The best wishes *of the' communit
wi1 follow Mr. Beaty to his new fiel
TOOK A BICYCLE
things ~ were a bicycle, sm
heavy grocere'ad several boxes o
sardines. Thomas Barnwell, whoa
reputation. for getting pP9sosalon a
other people's r
B sus8pected- The g-oc
mis house iwere 'a gceries The doc
aSt Tern's rep wa cafloet his heam
Tomn, the bicycle aud" Which g
e7 were not-and 'but tb educatio]
k of telephoses through for than graf
he might still be great gifi
hi. wheel and reedin Our pr
asionally upon Sardines mus haet
~OWn was r Tcedio - te
ied 8s the rmachd, m hr wer
Scounty seat. 13is retur
made on bis Columb her appre
e ow is a t e n ug their
He is e i r lsth .
1Dr.s- b dOhr'We hope
ears.a
oW' ~TeH G Srarp council witl
for fOr thetr years by how much b
hwi rtherchidren with so few
dstesthe cuess- sidewalks
lres wiz colc, n d -
po or itarrhoes it day that we c
~ old by tl druferer the harmonion
world.b Tdnty~ in seen the cheer
emzeand ask for
kind.hbing Syrup," Arromainentl
'.-1 Prof. Rs
RDGEWAY President In
is they say are last- ~medy y :
will therefore ever eere toldu t
eaiory M1 a Place of difeet rened
good pe-g~Ie The g'rowents ame
.O~ ""i impressive mY stomach. A
inning and the, x.r Chamber;ain~
h e r i t i z n s h . f u n d i t w a s p 1
hercitzenhp is relier.ed me atc
tirely recovered,
me toen~ Thu rsday, t1me and suafering
haeto get ofnWithout tbis a pien
train, everything or sale by MicMa1
right. Oar flrat~~~'----.
r corresponldont,.
~,wh> 'lot only __
a good neI~
make onme feel
ridness to us was
~cisteJ.
"rt tees Dygspps
pick up wa r EO' Wit
e night before/ lfiticlallydgst
Team bad been, struct gtrflthe
CZlir fer sit tund t Satod
"d in le~ig allc Otadache,Gast~rai
Ic: easing bis 5 resltofzrpe
tlinh'g lor~ a Ppared by E.C~e~
X4o gt j mo er docg, went down t
poi, took stock# Made
ae counted 'bi miafortut
rVrefualy, Ind came t6 tbe C02"i.~
tbt hi greatet o the
Pane that was b10- Wa t i
entrance. W efrectin a
were In town
down liA noinesu thanl8 roF
dctors and tha next lowost step
of robbing editors is beneath t
dignity. 6bery
The ferreting out of thief fr
and, watching after t an Sessions
Winnsboro kept PWIe day.
inadoubl trot day.
n e Atro: t depend wholly
h Ridge way- its trade. The number
on 4 farmers from Longtown,
t $ and almost everywhere else in
-ne county was a sufficient evidence of
this.
When it comes to issuing liene and
mortgages, Ridgeway merchants get a
hustle on them. We observed several
evidently preparing such papers. The
tr.ding ,vother-(or ca or r.n time
was going mi all the wbile;.
Ridgeway's bank as previously re
ported by our correspondent is doing
a fine bnsine-S.
Of (mu I* cud Mr. J. T. Moore,
principal of P'e school, and his as
sistants-Nii Bessie Lyles of our
town and Mrs. Lemabter, the wife ef
our correspondent-we heard many
kind expressions of their work. Nor
has our sister town forgotten its grati
tude to as for having given it Mr.
3 Hinnant and Miss McMaster, both of
I whom are still most kindly rememb
ered
7 There was one man we had to aee
- he had been on the watchout for us.
. For days he had been catching it
t whenever he carried the mail home.
I He was getting fired of it and wanted
3 us to help hixa out. It was an easy
1 matter. We simply wrote him a re
- ceipt for a year's subscription to THE
D NEWS AND HERAL which he had
ordered stopped. He -*ssured us he
e would be welcome at home for having
abe nd'we r0procanid by
hi 'ot mrakin8 sndte:CoN
vekkbnie for us' onf return .
It is needless to add that we had a
rl good dinner and kind treatment at our
boarding place. This is what has ben
carrying trancient boarders to Mrs.
- DesPortes so many years.
Shortness or space forbids us mak
ing mention of the many good people
we met. We must, however, make
a few uifnes' cOnversas
6 ioiw . r..
a was vely interesting
t he gave us about
s Mt. Zicn under.
f pleasant reminisce
' - e~
os mlan them to Writlu 2ADLi
tor has a Yerywr paf- 2 AWD
tefo him'ansboro -the town 2A News ,
ye hi is ivie and his early 25 J L Ri
~.-ow could he be other 26 Calvin:
efni for these greatest of all 28T. b
Ones'cl for copy cals for 30 4 Whe
One more item, hoWever 1 y
inentioned, and that is th 3 8 Jas B gt
a tweny-hre of the goo 8he folioS
met good enough tho good app oy
ciauon of our work by add. aund oz 9
las to our subscription No,.
S4 C D CLu
for another visit to Ridge5. C Tayic
If we are permitted to go, 37R 6 eeh
te Winasboro's tow 88GergeM
ssotat they may see n. Howe
usiness can be conducted Lls
dry goods boxes on the 1V0Ba '
were kept so busy all asC
'n't recall having heard4 CJon
a sounds of the n Obear Dragr
ng sight of chipa. and ner,
50 agJWoanpRichards
yler, of Ch- E Y Turner,
iser Wom~an r ice. 52 F M Clarke,
a h ch tha t 56 C idei
Pesb n a tried allowedi
friendmad a s an provec
easant to amkdaf n No.
ce do ao b -a~ 58 J Gp~ ,
~i edieinenagae be 60 Palws ry 5c
ter Co., drnggi' 6 S CJohnston
65JLFrugCur,
ng andrec 6 ir nprewn ubl
Cure7 RrnJC
aCr a . I o cer r,
ontine y r te ~lt ii7 clais
sioanide Band aoveting ofli
Inbro ad eCo~ ann1ry,01
'ddgety or 8 A.oD
erprep ~ County-Drug ero
~ef N,
j ~
~I*Cofj~[nsuraNce Ceupany
I N.,
Glen Insurance Company
Sujj German insurance Cc
ester, N. Y.
are of public patronage
farw
frp~8b~.0811 KErCeJy
dec~are reqolre~ to present them
duly ~ed; and ?11 persons iadbtSS
with akaynent f0rtb'
J. iE. MCDOKALP~~
A trator Estate WilliamM.
h1 decea8ed im
an. 1901.
minis
LRTU~OF AN ORDER OF
tbe ate Court for Fsad*ld Coun
ty, 11 offer for sale, on Satuaday,
the day of JannM~ i~oi, at the
bull ~u rear of ~ Range, all
tbat ck g(~oa. Diescbandiie,
con ug of Canned Goods, T.bSCC,
Cig Flour and nther ~t~'dea, that
beioA to the estate *fWi[~ujM.
Rosb~Ugh, deceaud.
Te4 of Sale Cash.
1901. AdnllDhStratOr
J. B. McDONALD,
~pORT OF
S.
Ogly SllPST sOr.
CLA~S APPROVED AT TE~& LAST Mu~
n~4 or ~rez BoiED 01 Cotiz'ft
j~)XMISSIO1~RES BEtUJAN~
7, 1901.
~j~~f0~lQ wing claims were examinE
and ~pproved on State Case Fund
1900,:
ohustofl,
~ ~-4~
-a. ~ I.
6 ' 8
T~KCatbWt.
~ T*Vabcart, 37
~ W~erE~COpW~"~ 42
RS~Boen6,
iJao~1~waastw,
jJSoUBlalr, - I
200
10000 Wre
eller, hO t i
*nd Herald 11
~hm.nd, ' *~ and~
*u~lasu 10000 EL
~oglis1;, ~ kept
200 Cern
Ugla.s,
eler, do'
ador 850 ro
iveagon 640 good j
1959 ~5F1~h.
'lug claims WOre examined
on Iload and
* #20
700
Wer, 1131
100
195
150
800
755
67s 4
62~
84,5
467s
on, 2710
700
158 14
290
~ #14.109 100
~s wereexan~j210
?uj~ A11~
AWO~0t
#2700
odiCo, 600
900
2 SATISFAC
86o
606
600
600
1700
1850 C.E
800
890 ~m....
500
6589
Were 36 71 7~~Ij
2600
Building frnzcj
4WOant. i~bc
#1350
400
350
2060
5 10
Ye Stat.wenz
8PProve~y
(iOoaty
$1~5o
or
or~ WE Wi
3
on the coei
are for CASH and I~
atntesep'' p. 54
AvarledJ
Lot d a discount.
ves.
UP.
0(SHOES
Lof Ladies' Fine Shoes, at $!5t
Lhot rth $2.00 to $3.00.
s C dn's $hoes, all sizes and prkie
Lot of G Shoes, at $1-50 .to $. stoe50 w
Many of the oods we offer are trshe er n e su mer
this fall. We o not wish to carryt.
and offer at these prices for CASH* a;
-g~o the Many who hare patronized 003t wew1h
N hop tht the **
New Year with the task h -c
them muohoOf Prosperity. We asks
patroflage promising at all timaes .toU&U sterb
proae Adm' onUW tos
supply ts
s e d
Oats andHa.cmes
0. A
S OW FFERIN
&0 ,Adibonam
G~~ AAULLNO
0
50
50
560
-BARAI
TGU HRNED. ,n RGODS RR.f
ii FaiJ re cinso l
S O FN FULLEEINOF
- --$V