PUBLISHED WEEKLY WINNSBORO;? S.C EDNESDAY, DECEMBER ig, i906.
At: Actual : Cos
OR THE NEX
FTEN=DAYSI
We Will Sell All
Clothing and. Blankets
at ACTUAL COST. Posi=
tively no goods charged or
exchanged during this sale.
A call will convince you that
this isa :
Genuine Cost Sale.
L. Landecker.
Christmas1
That is the word
that suggests good
0 0 04
eating.
ROBINSON'S!
That is the word
Sthat suag g es t
wvhere to get it.
Everything for making easier th<
preparation of the Xmas Dinners.
Not too late to put in your order foi
A FIE FRUIT CAKE
C. A. ROBINSON.
SPECIAL RATES will be made
to parties storing cotton with us,
until the aggregate reaches
OKE TEOTJSARD) EALE
Money will be loaned on this
cotton at 7 per cent per annum,
discount.
The Winnsboro Bank
Blythewood Briefs.
No news having been in t
Herald from Blythewood recen
some may think our little ti
is down here on the list of d
towns. Not a bit of it, Blyi
wood was nver busier.
Poor crops this year seem c
to have been an incentive to
farmers to make them w o
harder to insure success %
their next year's crops. A g(
deal of grain has been plan
this fall. Little more than I
a crop of cotton was made,
very few farmers paid out. Th
was a good deal of long sta
cotton planted around here, i
some of the farmers got as h:
as eighteen cents for it.
Quite a quantity of wood
being hauld to the railroad
shipment. The side tracks
lined with huge piles of it, b
oak and pine. The great
difficulty is in obtaining em:
cars to load it in. '
Dr. J. J. Robertson is maki
improvements on the store n
occupied by Mr. F. E. Hood.
Blythewood Camp of T:
Woodmen of the World recen
gave a hot supper at the home
Mr. D. B. Boney for the ben(
of the camp. The nice a u
realized is to be expended
axes and goats and other pa:
phernalia for the camp.
Mr. J. W. Brown and M
Eugene Hogan of. Sumter visit
relatives here last week.
Mrs. Harrison of Blackstock
visiting Mrs. D. B. Boney.
Miss E. J. Brown of Denma
is visiting relatives here.
Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Can
stopped over from Conference
visit his aunt, Mrs. Henry Smi
Miss Zola Wilson of the Moc
Osteen infirmary of Sumter
taking a much needed rest at i
home of her brother, Mr. C.
Wilson.
Mrs. A. M. Black -and child
are visisting at Dr. S. W. Bo<
hart's.
Mrs. 3. A. Hinnant, M r
Mamie Jackson and Messrs F.
and A. J. Hinnant recently visist
the family of Mrs. Brooks Brol
Sometime last winter a St
shine eociety was organized in i
Blythewood school, but it didi
meet with much success as t
work was not definite enouE
So this fall the children disbam
ed as a Sunshine Society a
reorganized as an Orphana
band. They decided to cloth(
little girl at the Connie Maxw
Orphanage, and went to wo
with a zeal seldom seen in chi
ren. Quite a nice box of Clothi
was sent, and we can all imagi
how proud the little 4 year c
orphan is of her warm cloth
bought and made by other lit
girls more fortunate than s:
Brave little band, work on, yoi
not lose by it. B
New Cure of Epilepsy.
J. B. Waterman, of Watertoi
O ., Rural free delivery, writ
-"My daughter, afflicted for yei
with epilepsy, was cured by ]
SKing's New Life Pills. She ]
not had an attack for over t
years." Best body cleansers s
life giving tonic pills on eai
25c at Jno. H. McMaster & C<
drug store.
Recipes for flodern Use.
I --
Novels.-Take one homely gir
r trip to Europe, a Chautau<
course in fiction, and a typewril
and stir vigorously togeth
Add publishers' puffs to si
enough reading notices to aw;
intera, and set in an open sp
to simmer. Serve with sugar
spice, and devour quickly, oi
will spoil on your hands.
HoM.--Put a man and a
man in a frame building and
children to suit. Run a
cooks through the kitchen
out, sprinkle with doctors'
dressmakers' visits, bills
scraps of various kinds,
bring to a boil. When c
serve slowly during a lifetium
F&n.-Take a large body
people waiting for sometb
new. Go out and cut a f
fool idea. Sprinkle it over tl
and knead well. Serve when
hot. If allowed to cool off,
be spoiled.-Life.
SA cold is much more easily c
when the bowels are open. Kenne
Laxative Honey and Tar opens
bowels and drives the cold out of
system in young or old. Sold b
druggists.
Irregular Children.
In a Chicago school a class
studying irregular plurals
nouns, when it was asked by
teacher to give the plura
"child." Then it was that I
Edgar, who knew how it wa
home, promptly answered, "T1
-New York Tribune.
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IDECEMBE
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* We will offer Bargaii
ing the month of De<
large and we want it
help you enjoy Chrisl
cut prices so that yoi
* to buy many things I
S
U
Special C
S
Dress Goc
-Men's
All goods sold. at redt
I This is your opportun
* MERCHANDISE at E
CALDWtLL i
Trespass Notice.
All persons are warned not to hunt
entrsnonZ my lands (near Dawkins
d Stroter. Te law Is siifen
ctice, but I wish to prevent possible
dsunderstanding by neighbors. I am
roviding an area where the gun is
ot heard and where game may retreat
ad multiply. The practice of the
quirels had become almestructine
1 my neighborhood. Now I forbid
een rabbit hunting. A sufficient
~ason for my rule would be that dog
ad guns are a danger to sheep, cattle4
nid hog. I can make no exceptions
favor of certain persons; others
ould presume to hunt and expect to
e excused from pro'secution. Hencej- .
is full warning. Trespass of stack is
iso forbidden.
11-4tf JOHN J. McMAHAN.
I,Wilson* ibbes~
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YPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS
1412 Main St., Columbia, S. C. u
will
outh Carolina Agent
DESMRETYEWITTheHo
CHICAGO TYPEWRITFR-T h e
est for the price-$3 and $50.
ALL MAKES-Rhel'. E wh-i~''d, atT
3ought. Repairing ,,n the~ pri Iuie by who
L expert.
RUBTRER STAMP FM'TOltY- bus
stam!' I,:lP every dlay (on the prern
e. ',woil Plates, Dhaters, Nambher
li Machzines, Chieck Punches of all
OFFICE SUPPLIES AND FUR- D
S ITURIE-Everythinlg fromra :Pen
P~oint to a Roll Top D)e.k. Se!i'al
Filing Cases, okease:, and Card n
,xes a specialt y, 10-1b
See
WAN TE D. sma
The people to know that I am
now using Eureka, the best of all
preparations, in my Clothes Clean
ing and that my work-is of the
very highest order. Bring me
your work and you will be pleased. No
Brighten up for Christmas.
I SA IA H B E N SON,
MERCHANT TAILOR, Dr
Thespian Hall. Winnsboro, S. C.
LAND FOR SALE. I
ONE THOUSAND ACRES
of good farming land near ln
White Oak, cut to suit pur-'
chaser. For turms apply to
S. W. & G. W. Wilkes, Wilkes- j
burg, S. C.
The Value of Adve. Using.
h e The live merchant -the merch
tly, ant who wishes his business. every
>wn success-continuously expound
ead to the buying public the merits
,he- of his wares through the news
paper's advertising columns.
inly There is no such thing to him as
the a growl or grumble over dull
r k times and light buying-he
rith simply orders more advertising
>od space in the leading newspaper
ted of the town and with a smile and
ialf a hearty handshake gladly wel
so comes the customers his advertis
ere ing brings,
pl" Don't put off advertising- and
nd say to the solicitor, business is
igh dull-"wait a while," "come
. back later," Talk to him now-get I
is busy and advertise as good live
for consistent judicious -tdvertising
are is the greatest panacia for dull
>th business known. It's truly Weat
est remedy, and he who iim
?ty ply sitting still, flgur *elYz and
jogging along in an r.*and
Dg letting the "more agressive mer
* chant" take away hia on-& just
share of business.
Se prominant manager of a
o leading New York publicatio
of says: "It's the advertising that
it you do that pays, not that which 4
r you think of doing." How many I
or men are there to day in just this {
Ia- position? "I'm going to advertise.
Many-entirely too , many-but
ed then they themselves are the real
ultimate sufferers.
. Live merchants know the value
1s of-printers' ink and are not too I
k sparing in its judicious use-and {
they are the ones prospering. So i
when you sit and wonder why
to "So and So's" business is so good
th -just look at the daily papers
d they will tell you why.
Now is the time for you to be- I
's gin advertistng and hence to get 4
he your share of the business. I
Remember what Ben Franklin
said: -"There is much in merit,
'en but of two stores of equal merit
the one that does the best adver
. tising will do the most business." I
E. He knew.-Augusta Chronic'e. 4
ed A Texas Wonder.
m. There's a Hill at Bowie, Tex.,
that's twice as big as last year.
he This wonder is W. L. Hill, who
troma weight of J pounds hasl
;h grown to over 180. He says: 4
. "I suffered with a terrible cough, i
d and doctors gave me up to die of
rd Consumption. I was reduced to
ge 90 pounds, when I began taking
,a Dr. King's New Discovery for
al Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
rk Now, after taking 12 bottles, I 0,
d-have more than dubled in weight ai
rg and am completely cured." Onlyn
nsure Cough and Cold c ur e.
IdGuaranteed by Jno. H. McMaster (
& Co., drugss. 50c and $1.00. ai
eTrial bottle fee. c
'll Not So Romantic. 11
0
Fond mother-"What are you a
crin for, Mabel?" a
nmab1-"We were playing at i~
es' weddings, and Tommy threw rice ~
irs all over me." ti
)r. Fond mother-"Oh, you needn't a
tas cry over that; it's to bring luck
wo to the bride."
nd Mabel-"But what he used
th, (sob) was in pudding form."- ~
.'s The Tatler.
E. C. DeWitt & Co., of Chicago, at
whose laboratory Kodol is prepred,
assure us that this remarkabledg
- taut and corrective for the stomach
l, a conforms fully to all provisions of the
ua National Pure Food and Drug Law.
STeodllaboratory is a verylag
:er, one, but if all the sufferers from" i -
er. gestion and stomach troubles could
it, know the virties of Kodl it would be 1
ke impossible foi the manufacturers to
kee upwith the demand. Kodol is
esold here by all druggists.
it Perhaps.
Henry Watteraon says that the
ooddest and most humorous tran-i
ud sposition of the types that ever
ecame within his observation was
ad in a New York paper which used
ad to prirt its shipping news on the
md same page with the obituaries.
o One morning a long list of re
>,spectable names were set forth
Sunder the marine head, "Passed
of Through Hell Gate Yesterday."
sh -Argonaut.
tem No Opium In Chamberlain's Cough
red Remedy.
vill There is not the least danger in giv
ing Chamberlain's Cough Reme~dy to
small children as it contains no opim
or other harmful drug. It bas au es
.ired tablished reputation of more than
dy's thirty years as the most successful mued
the icine in use for colds, croup and whoop
the ing cough. It always cures and is
y all leasant to take. Children like it.
_ old by Obear Drug Co. and all medi
cine dealers.
Forewarned.
o f "Andyoudidn'tproposetoher?"
the "No."
of "Why?"
ittle "I was leading up to it, but
3 at suddenly noticed that her voice
yin." had a sort of previous engagment
ring."-Smart S3et.
0
R ARGAI NS
is in every department dur= *
al
:ember. Our stock* is too *
reduced by Christmas. To
mas, we wiil give you some
will save money enough
rom Santa Claus. ,
ut in Prices of 0
id 0
'ds, Milliner
and
Clothing.
iced prices to get the cash.
ity to buy FRESH, NEW
ARGAIN PRICES. e
DRY CjOOD3' CO.
THAT CARLOAD
Mares
IS HERE.
please you both in price and quality.
ng the remainder of the mule season I
have a.fulisupply of - -- -
RSES and MULES
deway,TS. C., with Mr. T. C. I)oozer,:
will be glad to see you and do some
ess with you.
.A. Crawford.
me before selling your Peas, either in
1I or large quantities.. . *.
LAST CALL! .
is the time~ to buy,your
Goods, Shoes, Hats etc.
~u need anything in my
give mnea call.
BO. R. LAUDERDALE.