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I:IOi PUBLISHED WEEKLY WINNSBORO, S. C. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 'ig, 190(.ETBIHDi4 FIRST 1000 BALES COTTON SPECIAL RATES will be made to parties storing cotton with us, until the aggregate reaches ORE TI0USDAN BALES Money will! be loaned on this cotton at 7 per cent per annum, discount. The Winnsboro .Bank. Want to Trade? I have a few New Buggies that I will trade for horses or mules. --OR I will buy your mule or horse, if you will sell at summer time prices. Ru~I~amof Bes Liniment Used1 Balsam of Myrrh GUARANTEED. D. A. CRAWFORD. Cash Sale! Open Buggies = = = - - $35.00 Top Buggies = = = = =- =- $41.00 We have a carload of them at these prices, but going fast. OREGORY=CONDER MULE CO., 117 Plain Street. COLUMBIA, S. C. SWomen' s Shoes:i in plain or fancy styles of values absolutely the highest possible at their price. Always ahead of our competitors,S wee showin many excusive designs inButn ai oTes,U * Ribbon Ties, Tie s That Button. * While we are showing all the new novelties at $3.50 *and $4.00, we have not neglected the plainer styles for those who prefer them. ITHE GALLAHAN-OBSON SHOE (JO. 150,faii St., coLUMB1A, s. 0. Jeoe nain st. We prepay expre ss carte hein rmoney accompanies orde~r, * C. B. FRIPP, Manager. 'Down to Date. WOOD MOWERS AND RAKES. WOODRUFF HAY PRESSES. GASOLI NE ENGINES. LUMBER, SHINGLES, LIME, CEMENT. BUILDING MATERIAL, all kinds. Can fill your bili s, large or small. 5 BUCKEYE MOWERS $36.50 to close out. Secure at one before they go. Chester Machine & Lumber Co. Jenkinsville Jottings. The following teachers have left and will take charge of their schools. Miss Lois Chappell opened the Long Run school last Monday. Miss Mayde Chappell w i 11 teach in Darlington county the same as last year. Miss Eunita Ruff left last Sat urday to take charge of her school in Richland county. Miss Sallie Hayne McMeekin has commenced her school in one of the low counties. Misses Sadie Curry and Stella Ruff will leave to take charge o f their school later. Miss Willlie V. Stevenson of Stevenson will teach the school near Wallaceville. The following pupils will at tend the different school: Miss Leila McEachern the new Colum bia school; Miss Anna Belle Glenn the graded school in Union. Miss Lilla May Foster o f Greenville, who used to live with Mrs. F. H. McEachern spent a days with her last week. Misses Ruby and Claude Rags dale spent several days with rela tives, returning to their home at Blair's last week. Miss Susie Yarborough left last Saturday to resume her duties as teacher in the graded school at Greenwood. Mrs. 1. 1. Yarborough a n d children are visiting Mrs. J. B. Hughey, of Greenwood, Miss Sara Lou Wallace will spent the winter in Columbia taking music. Mr. W. T. Yarborough o f Columbia paid this community a visit to relatives last week. Mrs. J. W. Wallace has been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. L. idergggs, of Winnsboro. Miss Map prry is a student of Newberry Coilege this session. Mrs. M. A. Chappell and her daughter, Miss Nannie, visited Atlanta last week. Mrs. J. H. Yarborough and three children of Fort Lawn have been down gn a visit to h e r mother. The young people had an icp cream party at Jenkinsville on last Thursday evening. Every thing was free in this, the boys furnishing the ice and the young ladies the custard. Y. Sept. 14, 1906. Starving to Deatf Because her stomach was so weakened by useless drugging that she could not eat, Mrs. Mary U. Walters, of St. Clair St., Colum bus, 0., was literally starving to eath. She writes: "My stomach was so weak from useless~ drugs that I could not eat, and gpy nerves so wrecked that I coolW not sleep; mnd not before I was given up to die was I induced to try Electric Bitters, with the wonderful result that improve rent followed." Best health onic on earth. 50e. Guaranteed by Jno. H. McMaster di Co., :ruggists. Text Books for Public schools. The public schools this season will use the new adoption of text books. The provisions of this new adoption are that all dealers must sell at the price printed on the book. The exchange prices only apply when corresponding old books, contamning all t h e leaves, are offered in exchange. No one would buy a sailboat with sails that could not be reefed. There is always that possibility of a _little too much wvind that makes a cautious man afraid to go unprovided. The thinking man, whose stomach sonietimies goes back on him, provides for his stomach by keeping a bottle of Kodol For Dys pepsia within reach. Kodol digests what you eat and restores the stomach to the conditionl to properly perform its functions. Sold by all druggists. Chester County Determined to have Good Roads. It will be seen from an official notice that the various sections of the county are called upon for; propositions looking to the ma cadamzing of roads, and the best offer will get the first road, as is fitting and right. We learn tirat people along the York road are al - ready moving for the roadls out to the county line, seven miles from| the city limits. They are sub scribing by 850 and 8100 per mile and some will do bet ter than that This permaneit road making is the work or the county that eclipses all others in importance -Chester Irntein. When you have a cold it is well to b very careful about using anything 1that will cause constipation. Be par Iticularly careful about preparations .cntaing opiates. Use Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar, wvhich stops the cough and moves the bowels. Sold by all druggists. White Oak Notes. Our teachers and students have all returned to their respective -hools and college. Mr. H. C. Teaylor to N. C., State University, Dr. Lexie Patrick to the Van derbilt University, Nashville. The White Oak school opened for this session on Mondoy last. Miss Jeanette Patrick is - t h e teacher. Our efficent and popular agent, J. D. Turner, at this place has been removed from here and given an office in Aiken, h i s home county. C. W. Mobley succeeds him. Miss Emma Wilson has been visiting her uncle, Mr. Johnson, at Woodward. Miss Jerusha Mitchell of Rock Hill is visiting relatives a n d friends here. Miss Daisy Crowder of Salem has returned hot4e after a several day's visit at' White Oak, the bome of her aunt, Mrs. T. W. Travlor. Mrs. Brown White of Chester is visiting the family of Mr. T. G. Patrick. Mr. C. W. Mobley is having is new house painted. Mr. T. G. Patrick has j ust bad his beautiful home painted. [t was done by his sons, Bruce md Matthew, after their return ome from college this summer. Our merchants here are re eiving daily thei all and winter stock of goods. Mr. 9. H. and A[r. S. M Pa 'i are the sale nen for T. G. ck & Co., and Miss Cecilia Rh. es is w i t h . . Mobley & Co. Capt. R. H. Goza of Norway as here yesterday. He came 2p to look after his farm. His nany friends her are glad to see 2im looking so well. Miss Fanie DeWitt of Winns. 3oro is spending some time with iq sister, Mrq. T. H. Patrick. Your corrspondent is just back rom a short visit to friends in hester County. N. The Breath of Life. it's a significant fact that the tropgest animal of its size, the orilla, also has the l4rgest lungs. Powerful lungs means powerful reatures. How to keep the reathing organs right should be nan's chiefest study. Like thous mds of others; Mrs. Ora A. tephens, of Port Williams, 0., as learned how to do this. She vrites: "Three bottles of Dr. Eing's New Discovery stopped ny cough of two years and cured ye of what my friends thought ~onsumption. Q, it's grapd'for broat and lung troubles." Guar mteed by Jno. H. McMaster &~ 3., druggists. Price 50c and $.00. Tial bottle free, Kelstler Reunion. A most enjoyable occasion and >ne that showed the goodness of Sod was the reunion a few days ago of the family of Mrs, M. .4, Ieislter,' aged 8-4 years, at her bome at Huntersville, N. C. She aas four sons and four danghters' 36 grandchildren and 21 great gandehildren, the most of whom were. present at this happy gath ring. There were more than 100 relatives present in all, Mrs. Keistler is the mother of Mr. L W. Keistler at Mitford. In these days of rush and hurry outesy is often forgotten. In the Kned, pell wrell rush of our life little things are (lone to offend that we rath-, r remained undoae. A hastily eaten neal and its resultant headache may cause us social or financial loss. The wise man or woman is the one who re lieves little ills of this sort by a little ose of Kodol For Dyspepsia. It di-. ests what you eat and puts your stom ich back into shape. Sold by all drug gists. A peep in to the heavens through a modern telescope is a peep in to the very depth of mys tery. With such an instrnment one may gaze upon 100,000,000 stars, each of them a burnmag, bazing suu. From what little we know of creation we cannot but believe th'at each of those suns is giving light and heat to a train of planets, just in the same man ner that our sun gives light aud life to his little ilock of worlds. Beyond thes 100,000,000 suas there may be hundreds of millions. Thus they may contiue "system after system and world without end." "To Cure a Felon," says Sam Kendali, of Phillips burg, Kan., "ju-t cover it over with Buckleu's Arnica Salve and the Salve will do the rest." Quick. est cure for Burns, Boils, Sores Scalds, Wounds, Piles, Eczema Salt Rheum, Chapped Hands Sore Feet andl Sore Eyes. Onoj 25c at Jno. H. Mc~Iaster & Co.'s store. Gnaranteed. T ar bec A Car] Barbed Wire i JustR Bagging Full lot now in stock lowest price. Buy now advantage of low price! Wagons ar The Best Wagon on i sell. If you don't belie, have used them the lor us show you their stro too, that the best place Buggy Bargain is righi Mowers ai SBORNE None better than Osb test. All parts always Coming! A Carload of Flour==1 -=to arrive this week. who buy here. Barbed Wire ~ B Wire Nails.* WeSelBIhemfo Try us on you of Shoes and 1 r we do just wb -carry in stock scn e r bar - in Footwear. When in th~e inspect our stoc pleasure in shmn -ci Farmers' Wo HARMAN'S SHOE S COLUMBIA, S. C. 1725 Main Street. Post< load of md Wire Nails eceived. and Ties. and will be sold at the while you can get the id Buggies. :he market is the Bird= ve it, just ask those who igest, or con*. and let ng points. Remember, in all Fairfield for a here. ad Rakes. orne' s. They stand the in stock. Coming!, irst and Second Patent M~oney saved to those r CA RT. Rks LesJ, Wilson Qibbes TYPEWRITER HAQATR 1412 Main St., Columbia, S. C. r next pair or bill ae onvincedt South Carolina Agent allth ne TesDENSMORE TYPEWRITER-The allthenewToe Ibest writing machmne at any price. Just now we have GIAOTPWIF ~ans tofeyubest for the price--$35 and $50. A LL MAKES-Rented, Exchanged, city call in and Bought. Repairing on the premises by . We will takeian expert ~i~ ouou ln- RUBBER STAMP FACTORY k Sbsp in. ste tnci Plaes, Daters, umer Machines, Check Punches of all lrds. TOR E. OFFICE SUPPLIES AND FUR ~N1TURE-Everting from a Pen IPoint to a Roll Top Dek. Sectional fficeRlnck 25cases, Boekases and Cad In