LOUALJNTELLIGENCE
Saturday, December 29, 19( 3
-GO TO- -
F. E. PROPST'S
For Fruit Cake material. He has
quantity and quality.
RoyalExcelsior Currants .......17he.
Seeded Raisins. ................15c.
Citrou Fresh and Fine... ..... 20c.
Figs.................... 12c.
Fruits of all kinds.
Prompt delivery.
LOCAL MATTERS.
-Read the notice of D. V. Walker
& Co. elsewhere.
-Read McMas.er Co.'s new adver
tisement in this morning's issue.
Miss Emma De Woody, of Pine
Bluff, Arkansaw, is the guest of Miss
Mamie Jordan.
The. most effective little liver pills
made are DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
They never gripe. McMaster Co.
-A small and very informal dance
was given in the Armory on Thursday
night. The music was furnished by
the lo-al band.
-Rev. H arol 1 Thomas will hold ser
vices in St. John's Episcopal Church
on Se aday mo. ning at 11 o'clock, and
at 7.30 e'clock on Sunday evening.
-A -eception will be given thlis
evenin at the residence of Mr Jas. Q.
Davis by the congregation of St John's
Uhuch in honor af Rev. Mr. Thomas
and his bride.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
dainty little pills, but they never fail
to cleanse liver, remove obstructions
and invigorate the system. McMaster
Co.
CeuXIN AND GOIN.
Messrs. E. W. and Hamilton Hana
ban spent Christmas at home.
Miss Lala Davidson has returned to
Chester, after visiting Miss Annie
Davis.
Mr. J. J. Neil, Jr , has gone to
Charleston where he is temporarily
employed in the postoffice.
Miss Helen and Jeannete Stewart
and Miss Daysie Brockiogton arrived
last night and will spend several days
at home.
V A. 0 O T4.EL XA..
The id Yo Hso Always Do&
GEORGE E. BOGGS DEAD
Mr. George E. Boggs died at his
home at Livingston, N. C., on last
Thursday, and the funeral services
will ho held at the Presbyterian Church
this morning at 10.30 o'clock. Mr.
Boggs belonged to the well known
Frirfield family of that name, being a
son of Rev. G. W. Boggs. His mother
was an aunt of Sheriff R. E. Ellison.
.Ae was born in 'Wiensboro about 5E
~~~ age, and joined the Fairfiek~
Fencibles on the breaking out of the
war, and became a member of the
famous 6th Regiment. At Seven.
Pines he was desperately wounded.
He engaged in planting on James
Island for awhile and subsequently
went into the insurance business. He
moved to North Carolina a number < f
years ago, and engaged in the nursery
business. He was a good business
san, and it is sid that his business
was a success.
A Monster Dev'il Fluhb
- Destroying its victiiz, is a type of
Constipation. The power of this
murderous malady is felt on organs
and nerves and muscles and brain
There's no health till it's overcome.
But Dr. King's New Life Pills are a
safe and certain cure. Best in the
world for Stomach, Liver, Kidneys
and Bowels. Only 25 cents at Mc
Master Co.'s drz'g store.
A FATAL ACCIDENT
Little Mary Stevenson, the 3-year
'old daughter ot Mr. Jzuo. B. Steven
son, met with a terrible accident on
Friday morning. The little girl was
playing in the yard near a granite post,
upon wbich another child was sitting,1
when the post feli over on the little
gui, striking her on the head and in
fileting a terrible wound. Dr. Lind
say was immediately called, but fond
upon bis arrival that nothing could be
done for the child, the injury being so
serious that t bere was no chance for
he& recovery, and she died about 41
o'clock Friday afternoon.
This is one of the saddest things
that has ever happened here, and the
perents have the sincerJpnathy~ of
S the w~le--6iTht The little girl
was a bright and attractive child and
was the idol of her family.
When you need a soothing and besl
ing atiseptic applhcation for any pur
pose, use the original DeWitt's Witch
Hr.zel Salve, a well known cure for
piles and skin diseases. It heals sores
witboni leaving a r-car. Beware of
counterfeute. Mc~faster Co.
A Rear End Colilson
On Wednesday morning, near the~
freight depot, a north-bound freight
train ran into the rear end of a freight
trinit w bich w as standing on the main
track, but fortunately no one was in
jurel The second train, which was
undef orders to go through town with
out stopping, was making good time,
but up~on coming around tbe curve in
f tae road, near the town limits, the
engineer of tbe train saw the other
freight staniding on the main line and
did his '-must to stop his train be:ere
it ieac1 I the other. The distance was
b ~ too s :t, however, and the engine
strue tbe cab of the first train with
eno~ force to splinter it. The en
ir d was also badly ikinured, and thbe
first car box on the second train was
.a-ken As ar an a nossible the
WHY COUGH t
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup cures Cough
or Cold at once. Conquers Croup,
Whooping-Couh and Mleasle-Cough
without fail. mothers praise . t
Doctors prescribe it for Bronchitis,'
Hoarseness, Grippe, Pneumonia and
Consumption. Quick, sure results. 1
Price, s5 cents. Refuse the dealer's substitute.
D.Bulrs
COUCH SYRUP
Always cures when others fail.
Dr.BuU'SPUlsicurConspation. so pills loc.
broken eng ine was sent back to Celum- I
bia. Who is responsible for the acci
dent has not yet been found out, but
it is supposed to lie between the flag
man and the engineer of the first train,
and is thought to have been caused by
great carelessness on the part of one.
Had the engineer of the second train
not seen the other train in time to
check his speed, the collision would
have been very much more' serious.
The whole matter will be investigated
at once.
A Night of Terror.
"Awful anxiety was felt for the
widow of the biave General Buruham,
of Machias, Me., when the doctors
said 3he could not live till morning,"
writes Mrs. S, H. Lincoln, who attend
ed ner that fearful night. "All thought
she must soom- di-am-. wmonia
but she begged for Dr. King s . ew
Discovery, saying it had more than
once saved her life, and had cured her
of Consumption. After three small
doses she slept easily all night, and its
further use completely cured her."
This marvelous medicine is guaranteed
to cure all Throat, Chest and Lung
Diseases. Only 50c. and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at McMaster Co.'s drug
store.
A FOUL XURDER.
Wiiam Eo(borough, an Esteemed Col
ored Man, Found Dead.
William Rosborough, the colored
merchant, attended a business meeting
of the deacons of his church (St. Paul's
Baptist Church) on Monday night,
Christmas Eve. While be was in the
charch, William Smith, the sexton, in
formed him that some one on the oat
side wanted to see him. Rosborough
went out and never returned. Becom
ing alarmed, his brother-in-law, Arthur
Golding, and others, went in search of
him after the meeting adjourned and
found him dead about 3 o'clock on
Tuesday morning. He was lying about
100 yards from the church, with a gun
shot wound in his chest. They then
notified the policemen. William Smith,
Wm. White, John Rowe and Sam
Craig have all been arrested. The
oroner'. jur y was impanelled by Mag
istrate (.&heart on Christmas day, ani
it is still inivestigating the case. Smith
has been released. It is supposed that
Roborough, who was a very succeas
ful business man, had a hundred dol
lars or so abput him, and all of this as
well as his atch had been taken fromr
- ~as fn
his pockeis were turned inst out in
licating that rabbery was the ? .
osborough was an nunsually 'pros- C
3erons and enterprising colored man, I
,d was very highly thought of by the
white people of Winnsboro.
RIDGEwAY ITEMS. ..
A. large crowd was gathered at the
A. E. Church on the evening of De
~ember 27th to witness th~e marriage a
)f Miss Alice McEachern to Mr. Henry ta
~shell of LKershaw. The church was c
n holiday attire, the pearly white of '
e mis tletoe and the gleaming red of a
e holly made it a tower of beauty. a
he bridal party entered to the sweet
nusic of the wedding march, and
hile the young coup!e plighted their
roth the soft strains of "Annie Lau
ie" fell on the listening ear.
The bride wore a hanaisome gown of
white satin and rain sauce, en trainf
aer statelf head crowned with the soft I
ridal veil anid wreath of orange blos- f
omu carried a bouquet of mareschal 1
teil roses and ferns. The brides e
naids, Misses Sara Coleman, Margaret b
bell, Margaret Lee, of Sumter, Sallie S
e Harrisoii, were dainty and sweett
n white organdie over white silk, y
~arrying bouquets of holly and mistle- si
.oe. Tbe ushers were Dr. Burdell, of s:
amden, Messrs. Walter Isbell, of .9
er.haw, Jack Crompton and Ed.
icEachern- The bride entered on
he arm of ber' maid of honor, Miss pt
thel Rabb. The groom with his best
nan, Mr. Mills, of Camden. After -
be ceremony a reception was given at
he home of the bride's parents. Mr.
d Mrs. Isbell left on the midnight
rain for Camden.
The bride was a general favorite and
il be greatly missed. A century of
tappines attend them!
On December 26 Miss Ella Campbell'
vas quietly married at home to Mr.
lakely, of Laurens.
Mrs. Sloan, of Davidson, is visiting
cr mot ber, Mrs. Camnibell.
Misses May Thomas, Corrie Wi'son,
?ear Joh son and Lula Hinnant are
ht home for the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Lema'ter are
visiting friend. in Urion.
Dr. and Mrs. Hoover spent Christ
nas in Hampton.
Misses Isabel, Harriet and Floy
Ruft are ependit g the holidaysa in
unmter.
Mr. Ed. Boyd iq at bomne.
Dr. Sawyer is in town.
Messrs. W. Herbert Ruff', Jr , and
John Wilson are at home for the holi
Mr. and Mrs. John DesPortes are
isiting Mrs. Blakely Boyd.
Mise Ella Mooe, Sar Coleman
nad Eeanor DePortes are enj'iyifg
beir vacation.
Miss Jean Coleman,of Florida, is
pending Christmas with her mother
Mr. George Moore came to attend N
he Isbell-McEachern weddinng. N
Misses Jennie Bolick and Ste'la
Walker are at home. D. p
Dec. 27, 1900.
A Frightful Blunder -
Will often cause a horrible Burn,
cald, Cut or Bruise. Bucklen'b Ar
ica Salve, the best in the world, will o1
:ill the pain and promptly heal it.
'res Old Sores, Fever Sorc;, Ulcers,
;oils, Felons, Corns, all Skin Erup
ions. Best Pile cure on earth. Only L
5 cts. a box. Care guaranteed. Sold
oy McMaster Co., druggists.
Cold Steel or Death.
"There is but one small chance to T
ave your life and that is through an
)psration,-' was the awful rospect set
efore Mrs. I. B. Hunt, of Lime Ridge, ti
Wis., by her doctor after vainly try.
ng to cure her of a frighful case of t,
tomach trouble and yellow jaundice. s
le didn't count on the marvelous SI
>owe; of Electric Bitters to cure ft
tomach and Liver trouble3, but she
eard of it, took seven bottles, was
wholly cured, avoided su geon's knife,
ow weighs more and feels better than
ver. It's positively guaranteed to cure
tomach, Liver and Kidney troubles
uid never disappoints. Price 50c at 8t
dcMaster Co.'s drug store.
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Tha Kind You Hats Always BUght g
sign 1:0 e:1Y,--#
Cf LA~r*(4
Don't use any of the counterfeits of .
DeWitt's Witci Hazel Salve. Most of
hem are worthless or liable to cause
injury. The original DeWitt's Witch
azel Salve is a certain cure for piles,
czema, cuts, scalds, burns, sores and
ikin diseases. McMaster Co.
When the stomach is tired out it must ti
have a rest, but we can't live without.
rood. Kodol Dyspipsia Cure "digets h
what you eat" so that you can eat all
bhe good fooI yon want while it is re
storing the digestive organs to health.
t is the only preparation that digests a
li kInds of food. MeMaster Co. it
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children. V
The Kind You Have Always Bought o
Beas the
9 Igatue of ,
Help is needed at once when a per
ton's life is in danger. A neglected d
:ongh or cold may soon become r.eri
>as and should be stopped at once.
)ne Minute Coigh Care quickly cures
:ongbs and colds and the worst cases
> croup, bronchitis, grippe and other
bhroat and lung tronbks. McMaster y,
Many persons have had the experi-1
mee of Mr. Peter Sherman, of North
stratford, N. H., who says, "For years
[suffered torture from chronicindi
estion, but Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
ade a well man of mse." It digests
whbo ato adsalcrtain en forI,
rouble. It gives relief at once even
~the worst cases, and can't helpbut
oyou good. McMaster Co.,
- di
nnual Notice. JS
_____________fo
LL persons holding claims against
.the County of Fairfield will pre- c
ut the samne to this office on or be
)re the 1st day of Jansuarv, 1991' tic
B. G. TENNANT, tw
12td Count y Supervisor. ,
LAND FOR SALE. tu
135 ACRES, MORE OR LESS, th
ear Hop, or Old Buckhead. A cot- fie
ige, good well and never failing
eek or branch on said place. Con
enient to good school, churches, &c.
Aiso, house and lot in Winnsboro:
ear busness part of town, good well,
d other convgniences on said lot.
For termsg
Apply tol1'JWS AND HERALD.
12-9tf
For Sale.
_______________31
AS AGENT FOR THE TEU3STEES :
Ministers and I~eacon Baptist -
rsion of Fairfield County. I will efier
r se on the 7th day of January, FE
01: House and lot fronting on Zion
reet, in the town of Wirnsboro,
ntaining one-half acre, more or legs,
eing the house formerly used by the
t. Pal congregation.
Terms of Sale: One-third cash and
ic balance on a credit of one sudI two
ears, payable in two equal annual in
alment, with ihterest from day of
le, to be secured by the bond of the
circhaser and a mortgage of the prem
es. sold. or a greater portion or all
ish at the option of purchaser. The
rchaser to pay for all necessary
prer. ''J. C. JACKSO ,
1225-2 Agent.
FRE&E!
VITH ONE BOTTLE OF
ME LREE'S
ONE OF ed
pa
DeVOE'S "
it
re
WeIstr' UonvHv
PRESTON
LGENT FOR
Pacific Fire Insurancem
ew York.
Glen Fall Insurance up
ew York.
Rochester German lance
my of Rochester, N. I
Solicits share of publitron
9-26-ly
T INSURAl'OL
AFE bonghtjfort or
Apply to
T. M. CAAR
Wirro,
184 Jan. 1901.
Notic.
a the Pablic and tom i
Concern:
Notice is hereby gbat
is day sold to D. IL
D. the entire stock ofian
e late Q. D. Wil an
>ectfully ask that mds
e same liberal pati on
at they have given ne p
J. L. MTG
sir
Winneboro, S. C., 4 1
We having this d
ock of mercbandis
rd, deceased, respec
the public patrons call
to carry one of t
ods in the up-con
pect to sell at prices
>mpetition.
. D. V. WA
December26, 1900
1hristrr
Hon
Are close on
ie heaviest stock o p
IE'S ever brought te 1
astling means anr
ace this stock in th '
POUN
Chocola
bulk.
X UR package. '
are more b
mply works of art.
1 RY a jar of
Pineapple of
Aprle Batter.
fICKLES and
less variety.
INCE Meat
age.
LL kinds o
dies.
OR Cranberri
on us.
We want yo
)r Sour trade.
-ade.
2'. MV. HA
Dealer in Fi
All good~s delive
TE OF
:or will be open rom thei1st day
naary to the 20th~ day of February
the purpose of' receiving tax re-s
ens. Returns te.'e made of all per
nal property. A penalty of 50 per
a will be added when parties fail to
rke returns with'n the above men
ned dates. All male persona be
*een t1- ges of 21 and 60 are liable
p" rmi~ees otherwise exempt
u required to make re
rhe Audnour or Deputy will be at
following places on the days speci
Abion, Tuesday, January 15.
Bnckhad, Wednesday, January 16.
Wolling. Thursday, January 17.
by ville, Friday, January 18.
~dward, Tu'esday, January 22.
a te Oak, Wed ray, January 23.
iaddens Grove, Tlreday, January
hint Hill, Friday, Jabunary 25.
.ongtown, Tuesday, January 29.
Dentreville, Wednesd y, January 30.
M. L. Cooper's, Thurkday, January
Blvthewood, Friday, Esbruary 1.
Ridgeway, Tuesday, February, 5.
Ioreb (Curlee's Store)~ Wednesday,
brary 6.
Jenkinsville, Thursday~ February 7.
Monticello, Friday, Fe uary 8.
J. L. RICE OND,
A. F.C.
-An Elegant - Lin'Zf
GARWOOD'S PERF S
BULD AN]) PACKA GE
GOODS,
BATH TABLET
ELORIDA WATE15'
SMELLING SALTS'
SACHET POWDER,
ETC., ETC.
>bear Drug_0Z
mong the tens of thousand,who
ye used Chamberlain's Cough Pem
y for colds and la grippe durinj the
St few years, to ourknwegno
;ingle case has resulted in poe 240
e. To. Whitfield & Co..
abash avenue, Chicago, oneofh
St prominent retail draggit in t
y, in speaking of tbis, says: b
:ommend Chamberlain's Cog l
medy for la grippe in many casesas
not only gives prompt and couiplt
covery, but also counteracts any t '
cy of Ia grippe to result in pn~ -
ani" For salt by McMaster Co. ti
RCANA wllcuis CstipetonJ
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ALL P:
the estate o
please come
save expens
counts will
attorney fo:
notice you v
S
have
CE
o.If
re
eeks.
finest
11 Bon
year
ever,
erves,
end
pack- -'
New Fur
Thanking our patrons fc
heir future favors.
~---EBD, SA
Dessee) Good Saddler,, Fi
n' - re Lambr Mules,
I seli the noted
RO@K HILL
'A little higher in price, bfil
M1arness and Saddles of all d
I also have a fine supply
>aration for healing Old Soz
repared by the best veteriai
urchasing, and I guaran tee
1't Phone 59. Residence Pho>
Postole. Box 134.
K'ONEY TO I
I have made arrangeme
rokers in New York City
ans on first mortgage of
irms for five ',ears' time, p
staiments, at the low ratb
int interest per annum. Th<
re and charge for abstract at
cn are reasonab'e. Apply {
J. E. McDONJ
10-4 A ftrmey a
PORTANT.
ERSONS INDEBTED TO
E Q. D. Williford, deceased, will
fotward and settle at once'and
e, as after January ist all ac
be placed in the hands of an
collection. This is the last
7ill get.
MIMNALIGH,
4%r
OPPok
niture I
rrived and to Arrive!I
NEW DESIGNISI
BEST WORKMANSHIPI
And we are right in the price
according to quality. Lower
prices mean lower grades and
poor workmanship. Everything
warranted as represented. With
a long experience in the fri.iture
business and being a practical
workman, we mean what we say.
Experience has taught us what
the trade needs.
- We willitell you somethtng im
portant about Sewing Macbines
- and Stoves later.
r past ftnors, we promise to do our best to merit
-~4~
AND IVERY STABL.
IORSES, MULES, BUGGIES, AERNES8, SAD.
DBES, and everything that belongs to a horse.
8 and MULES direct from the Horse State (Ten
ne Roadsters, and good farm Brood Mares; some
md plenty medium-sized Cotton Mules.
.~BUGGY CO.'s BUGGIES.
the. B.EST BUGGY in the State for the money."
escription.
of hors~e medicines, such as "Colic Cure," Dre
Es. Thrash. Condition Powders; Pargatiyes,*c.,
$trc inVrginia. When in need, see me before
saisfaco.
WINNSBORO, 5.0.
OAN MONEY TO LOAN
at. with
to make On Improved Farms secnated by Srat
[iproved mortgsges. Interest 8 per cent. [.
ayable in sums not less than $500, S to 8 years.
of 7 per No commissine. lorrower pays a
broker- ual eruenses.
d inspea. A. 5 .M @OA4
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Lfer W 3. PALME hS,
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