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Rather' , OUR OvcP Lf)til Ojffj)OP tI11 I 0ui To O>ash : KICTCHIN Ml Fridaty, March 22, - -- 901 -Tne rain Wcdoeaday i.igtzt wa' very refreahinrg. -Mr. M. W. Doty has gone te Orangeburg on a business trip. --Mr. John Des~ortese, a knight 0] the grip, was in town Tuesday. -Miss Racbel McMaster returned to i ~lg duties at Winthrop Tues -E ectric lights and water woiks al e frequently talked about on the streets. -Mrs. J. L. Mirnnaugh returned to Columbia Tuesday, after a abort v sit to relatives -Dr. Theod~ore Qutattlebaum, of Batesbuig, spent Thursday in town with his parents. * -Te~ wind Thursday was enough -ere to be no doubt as to the .of the vcar. 4' - *Y. P. C. C. wgFbe~eater tained th ernoon at tbt iece of Mr. J. Q. -The printers 1 and He(rald cffice have pnt c ss aigg on the door entering e. -Mrs. J. M. Stewart7 for a visit fo her broth . C. Rbersoie~whiins very . - otae in Columbia. -Miss Bessic McMaster eutertlined her y oung iady frierds Teesdar with an aftern'>on tea, wt~ich was a most enj..yable cccasion. -Mr. J. W. McRey, the Winnsboro representative of the Mallard Lumber Company, is (fl on a short visit to his family and for busincss. -Hon. Jno. G. Mobley returned Wcdireiday from an (xtended visit to the b!ne grass country, wher e be went in the capacity of a director of the penitentiary to Day some steck for that instituitioP. -Shieriff Ellison has gone toL xing ton te bring H nry Franklini, who is nfw lo dged in th3 Lexir gron ji's, to the Winsboro j iiL Frankllin, as will be noted 1n anothier cralumnr, i~ he d for the murder of Jas. Glc.aiug at Mussy Dale last Novemiber. -On account of work 'hat is being done on the A. R P. 1. hurch ,o ser vices caiu b.e held ther e Sab* a-b; but the Biptist ctmn:ch has been~ secured for that dsy, and Rev. M r. McDonald witi prer ch at 11 in the mnorni..g and at 7.45 in the ev.nirg. -Two renawa s h-ive taken p'ace in the heart of thse town with n the past three days. Fortunratevy ini both instances no one was ir jamred. Both of these r-nnaways were due to the leav Than Carry c8toeli Purchasers. RkCANTILiC CC Democratic Club met Tuesday an declared the results of 'the primarl There was no chavge made in the vot as given in by the. msnagers; so th nominees given in Taesday's pape( will be the nominees for the comin town elec ion. -All houseke'pers who wish pur leaf all hog fat crackling lard, shoul< call on their grocers for W. S. Forbe & Co.'s "Montibello Lard." Ever; package gnaranteed absolutely pure Trade mar k-"Red Label."* Bears the. hKid Yeus aAlwgys COMMITTED TO JAIL, Thursday morning Henry Hopkins, from the Feasterville section, was lodged in j-t. Hopkins is chargec with burglary and larceny. The tims4 of the act was last Novembr. CHURCH SERVICES. Services will be held in the follow ng churches on Sunday: Presbyterian-l1 a. w,, by the pan t l. Sunday School at 4 p. m. Prayer mneeting~ Wednesday at 4 p. mn. Methodistall a. mn., by the pestor. Snnday - Echn1t 4-:. -~aa. meeting Wednesda~y at A p. mn. St. John's Church.-Rev Harold Tnomnas rector. Morning servce and sermon at 11 o'cleck. Sunday school and Bible Class at 4.30 p. mn. Eve nin'g service at 5 30 o'clock. SUNDAY SCHOOL CONTENTION According to the usage of the Bip tist Church, every fifth Sunday is set aside for a nion meeting. For this purpose the county associations are divided into two div;sions: The fifth Sonday in March tbe lit division of the F airfield Association will hold its meeting with Harmony Church, and the 2nd division with the FairIeld (horch; but the second fifth Sunday of th3 year the whdle association come. toget her in a union meeting or rather a S-nday school canvention. This year this convention will be held with the Winnsboro church the fifth San day in Jute. Between now and that tiune the Winnsboro Baptis's will make some decidt d improvements upon their property. The parsonage wilt be re painted, some work will be dons upon the church, ar~d other work will be done. In all several hundred dotlars *i1l be spent in the way of these im provements. -Miss Nettie Sitgreaves k returned from New York ar northern markets, where she a all the great spring openings. north she purchased a most < line of millinery novelties f A. L. McCarley. Toe Easter at this headquarters of fashion held in a few days. Full an ments will be made later. MANSLAYZER NABBED Last November, Henry : I killed Jas. Gooding, another ni Fairfield county, at Mossy Dale week, E A. Larick called on t ernor and informed him that i3 was in Lexington county, m at a saw mill; that 1?e was a ver ulent character, and that h) I he would never submit to arres governor told Mr. Lorick be pay $25 for the delivery of F to the Lexington jail. The has been earned, for Franklin in the jail in Lexington The sheriff of Esirafild coni been notified of the capture as to send for his prisoner.--The E [['be murder referred to al we are informed took place ear November on the plantation < Howell Trapp near Bethel Chi ED ] For Over Fifty Years. Mus. WINsLOW's SOOTHING has been used for over fifty yea milliias of mothers for their cL while teething, with perfect at It soothes the child, softens the allays all pain, cres wind calic is the best remedy for diarrhoe will relieve the poor little st immediately. Sold by druggil every part of the world. Twen1 cents a bottle. Be sure and as "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy and take e ther kind. 1 MERRYMALERS CELEBRATI4 On account of the above occas Augusta, Go., April 22-27, 1901 Southern Railway announces ret rates from Asheville, (harlotte Intermediate points-in North Carc Tennille and Sivannah and inte diate points in Georgia and fre: points in South Carolins to Aug Ga., and return of one first class for the round trip for indiydnals gle tickets), and for military co nies and brass bands in unife twenty or more on one ticket, lower rate. Tickets will be sold April 20. 26tb inc'usive and for trains sch, d to arriv- at Auguta prior to noo Apt il 27th, good to return until A 29t h. 1901. For detailed information a; d .This season there is a large de erate among children ft om croup a lung troubles. Prompt action i e save the little ones from these terri r diseases. We know of nothing g certain to give instant relief as C Minute Congh ure. It can also relied upon in grippe and all thri B and lung tronales of adults. Pleasa I to take. McMaster Co. JENKINSVILLE LOCALS As our correspondent is absent will venture in a feeble manner to: ber place. Mrs. E. J. McMeekii has return to Columbia, after a fortnight's vi at her sister's, Mrs. E'la Wallace. Mr. T, P. Stearns, formerlyvof Son Carolina, now a rssident of Spokar Wash., arrived here Wednesday, t 6th , after aj jurney of three thousai miles across the continent. Mr. Stear will be entertained at the home of 1 sister, Mrs. William El. Ruff. SMrs, E. A, Glenn has re urned fro Charleston, where she has ben spen ing the winter. Mrs. Wicker, of Newberry, is i euest of her daughter, Mrs. J. Smgert, Miss Kittie G:enn entertained a fe friends in a delightful manner Frida ever.ing. We are sorry to report the illness < our esteemed friend, Mr. T. I Miss Stella Mal Rluff, who baa bee quite sick, is spending a few days home. Souvestre. March 20, 1901. Prevented a Tragedy. Timely information 2iven1 Mrs. G~ei Long, of New Straitsville, Ohio, pr vented a dreadful tragedy and save two lives. A faight ful cough bad lot kept her awake every night. She ha tried many remedies land doctors, hl steadily grew worse natil urged to ta Dr. King's New Discovery. One 6o tie wholl.y cured her, and she writi this marvelous medicine also curt Mr. Long of a severe attack of Pnei monia. Snch cnres are positive proc of the match:esa merit of this gras remedy for cur ingt all throat, chest an lung troubles. Odly 50c and $1 & Every bottle guaranteed. Trial bo tIes free at McMaster Cto.'s drug stor, JUMPED IN A WELL Yoikvil'e, March 19.-Our con inanity was greatly shocked this mori itng at the anuzourc:mE nt of the deal last night of Col. John RI. Ashe, pres dent of the Yorkville cotton mill Col. Ashe has been overworking bin self recently in the interests of his ml and the strain haa been great on hin During the n'ght his wife missed hil fromn the room and lbeing a!armed calle the neighbors and search was made fc ias just d other While 'mplete COU H SYRU CLWe Had"i Coug or Mrs. gHa~ g o Mr. Sore Lungs. Grlpqepn( opening rponia an roncits h will be fewdays. Why then r nounce- ColsuiMptio336 A s1oW, gt ouc- death? Get Dr. BuII C*Wh Syrup. Price, 2 be't imposed Wp Refise the dealers subetite is nOt as good as Dr. ull's. ranklin AldW Ot PabW 15AU2gUI !gro, in List he goy- him. His body was found in a Frank- the yard. rorking At a meeting of the stockhold y turb diractorsof the mill t-s eveni >oasted P. M. Giime, the popular ? ~. The fendent, was elected temporary dent. Upon examination of the would afairs it was found to be entire anklin vent and able to meet every obli reward There wif4 be no stopping of th is now and nnder the management of dent Grimes success is assured State. i ity has d told The Outasts: A Tae of the Nort] tate. - ove as Fraser, auth ly last Moosw th6rs, has just f Mr. ten for publication in rch. Satur ening Post a i stirrin , entitled The casts. The utoasts are an old bi 3YRuP and a aif-dog, and the gr jidren part Ihe :story is aboui ccess. strang comrfadeship and saf rums, advent s of these compe and and th' ilgrimage, in ey rer'to the tant plans iererpas its in grass, of ich the wolf-do y five There xe action, and stre k for nf word id phrase in the s and the 'nch of the soil and music a charm and sombre x of the f est. The rush of frenzied uffalo herd to dea on at told ,.y splendid drau , the power. e plan of the bo( Inced a uni conception, and i and work ut on novel and ex olina, ta' es., rme--_____ a M BY TO LENI oats, fare IIVE RED DOLLARE (sin. real esta Apply at The News Herald ce. $22-: rme, TON RIO..4A still AmaT FR 1 NeP Insurance Compaa Glen Insuranos Company I of No .prl Gef-an 1 to.pnr so tiig gat, Doaydigests thefoorlanddsid ustee dg~sle atruct', thelatestdiscovereddigest gang tonic. N~o other preparatia an rachit in effciency. It It I ctanll IndigesioBesrbu 1 Sour Stmc, hansel he:atrlg armpS an Sick resultsof lmerecdigestli Bd .an soudysppgI m k ut sanked by E. C. DeWflT a CO, Chieqgo Prd - s iELECTION FOR INTE3 js A nd tour Wardens for the tow da innsboro, S. C.. for the ensuin of V will be held in the Town Hall,.a m ye ab iro. on Monday, the 1st da 1Wie ri, 1901, from 9 A. M. to 4 P.M of' , in conformity to an Act of th al Assembly entitled "An Ac '- Ge. vide for the election of schoc to .s, the management of the put ' tr o1. and the d isbursement of th i' lic~ funds in Spr sial School Distric sC 4. at Winnsbore, in Fairfieli Ni ," an electiot at the same tim -o 00e will be h'd far one truste an sent the town of Winnsbor, 0 to board oftrustees for said echo. d" following named persons ar ted to manage the election, viz. aY McDowell, J. A. Hinnant, E. G o erdler of Council. d JOHN J. NEIL, S 5 d Clerk. ~ARMERS SAe invited to call and see m:' * full line of d - - including Plows, Hoes, Tract and Stretcher Chains. I .also carry everything Sneeded for the h II Bellows, Anvils, Tongs, ani -Hand and Sledge Hammers. rd \f Wi EARLY. -LR1KG ARR1YAL81S isk To Give You a Start on Spring Goods, -.... We are offering new white goods in Checked Muslin, Nain. well in sook, Lawns, Dimities, Corduroys and Piques. In colored goods, we are showing some pretty styles in Piques, Cordu re ad roy, Fancy Gingham, Chambrays and Percals. These are g Mr. just the thing for early spring waists. p s,1,- A veiy fine line of new Embroideries in match patterns, ly'",il. both Swiss and Hamburg. A good bargain in short lengths ration. of Embroidery and Insertion at 5C to 8 I-3c per yard. Some miii thing new in Ladies' Belts, with ribbon streamers and spike --The ends; also new gilt and silver belting, with tassels to match. Our Mr. Caldwell is now in the northern markets buying ,wt. our spring stock. Miss Kellam will have charge of our aillinery again or of this season. She is now in Baltimore buying our spring vit- goods. Th We ask that you see our New Goods; it will pay you. Out Iffalo eater WE BUY GOODS CHEAP the 9 '44, and we are satisfied with a small profit, so we sell cheap. , "The best goods for the least money", is our motto. hew. the The Caldwell Dry Goods Company, 'h NEW STOCK R. & G. CORSETS. ALL SHAPES, iatic )kis 4 , Attention ! xxxxxxxxxxxxx 1. THE PUBLIC ARE INVIAlD TO LOOk AT OUR ON -STOCK OF P E R C A L. E-S. They are the prettiest ever brought to this market. THAT'S NO JOKE. soCALL AND SEE THEM. Lauderdale & EBrysor. RIES,-I ALSO CARRY THE Sh~oos in WirgsboPo. THE BEST HAM ON THE MARKET AT TH LEAST MONEY. J. D. McCarley & Co.'s., AS TILE TIME FOR PLANTING IS NEAR, I wish to atnnounce that I have a fine assortment of bsoth MULES AND HORSES, ready for work. A few aecli mated Horses and Mules, for rough and heavy service' . .THE. HIGH GRADE ROCK HILL BUGGIES always in stock. Rock Hill One-Horse 'Wagons. Try one. r Saddles, Bridles, Harness of all kinds and of the best make. Thanking my friends and the public generally for thieir .liberal patronage to me, I very respectfully solicit a contmu ance of the same, * 17 h*e. R e..hne - O8 . A. C rawvford, WINNSBORO, 5. 0. MON EY SAVED IS MONEY MADE. YOU CAN MAKE MONEY BY TRAD ING WITI- US, FOR WE SAVE YOU MONEY ON EVERY ARTICLE YOU BUY FROM US. rThe following prices tell the tale as to the bargains we have in stock for you: 12 1-2c. Percales for 8 i-sc. French Ginghams, worth 12ic., for only 8 1 -3c. ioo Men's Dress Shirts to go at wholesale cost. Spring Clothing. We have a nice new lot of Spring Clothing that has just arrived, and that is to be sold at bargain prices. We want you to call and examine it. Yours for prices, VWinsboro Racket Co. C. B. Gladden, Mgr