Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A. F We-inight say much i to buy Clothing, but "sayir you have tested a thing You If you have bought fr say. We are willing for t] haven't, then this is the til We-are prepared to .e bestiaxaifactewrs in Soent clothing is made., is, well, half mad< OURS Clotniig sold by us i -.reputation is their capital, ANOTHERTIF Improvements are be suits." Our manufacturer and are ever on the alert.. Of course a well-dres! a nice suit-all other things lars, Shirts, Cuffs, Suspeni have them KETCIN M ()CAL13NTEL.LIGEf .uuans. Deedinber 31 - - -A happy.few Year! -Mt. Zion opens Monday -After to-day it will be -It rained Saturday and day. -Miss Anna McCants is friends'in town. -Miss TirzaA Ketchin is ing friends in Lahecaster. -Mr. J; Scott MeCarley Christmas day in Laurons. S-Miss Janie Ketchin will turn to Converse this week. -Treasurer Wylie is 1 kept quite busy these days. -Mr. R. Hanahan of Che tonis isiingrelatives in I - .Whieeler and his fa expect to leave for Columbia week. .. -Mr. Jno. :M. Beatya [several days here during Cl: mas.| -Miss Grace Hinnant retu -to her school', at Blythe' Saturday.. -Capt. Ihe H. Mc'Sfaster * retuirned-to-his post ati For Monroe.. * -Mis-Na~ry C.rosbyV o C is-visiting her friend Miss A McKeown. M. -The trade of town Chris Eve was much 14%r' than been expected. -This is the last day for paymenlt of taxes -uniless the 2A sextended. ~ -- -Miss-Bessie Bookter is short stay with her friend Louise Herron.. -Miss Mary Brawley, of C *. ter, is visiting her friend, Gussie Des~ortes. .D * 4Ijaenan l. m .D 1efa Satiyrday to resume his.a st~orter's Academy. -Miss Carrie Elliott is sp ing awhile with the family of A. 3!. Aiken at Chester. -Miss Kate Mellichamp * spendiDg :awbile -wit1h her a Mrei. Joo. H. 'McMaster. --Misses Martha, Mari'e, LouuJDwight...spent..the. holi, -ro.1h family fireside. -D.T. A. Quiattlebaut bIj Batesburg was on a short vis hisparntsthdpast week. -is~s MayJohnston wi R.AL. n an effort to convince you where ig" is easy. Talk is cheap. After Know. >m us, we have nothing more to he goods to do the talking. If you -ne to do it. !xhibit the production of some of America. ind some IS MADE. Some clothing is planned and cut by artists, some by "scrubs." s cut and planned by- men whose and who study to keep their repu IING: ng -made all the time in "building s are progressive, pushing people, sed man mnst have in addition to nice. Hat,, Shoes, Cravats, Col ers, Hose, Underwear, &c. We ItRCANTIL CO. C E sume her work at: the Due West - Female College this week. 01O -Messrs. Brice J. Robinson -and Cass. Jennings of Qolumbis spent Thursday in town. -Miss Grey Neil charmingly 1902. enitertained some of her friends Sun:- at home on kriday evening. -Mr. J. E. Pressldispending with several days with friends in Ches - ter on his return to Erskine. isit- -Prof. T. M. Lyles of the Orangeburg Collegiate Institute ptreturns to his work this week. -Itt is reported that the oat re- crop was badly daumaged by the coldspel o a ew aysago. -The San Souci club was de eing lghtfuly entertained. by the ~r-Misses Ellison .Friday evening. roes- -Hon.F.H.McMaster and own wie, f Carlsto; sentChrist this mas day at Mr. G. H. McMaster's. ths -Miss Janie Flenniken -has ptreturned to her duties alt the pnat Presbyterian College for Women. rit -On account of the heavyrain reSaturday the mass meeting called re-for that day did not materialize. rood -_Miss Marie Lee, of Sumter, returns home to-day, after a visit has of several days to the Misses te5ss Ellison. ~s.-,The Southern Railway Comn nme the amount a,waided him by the jury at the last term of court. t -There w~s a most 'enjoyable had mneetin-g of the jolly cliib at the residence of Mr. W. Bs Creight the on Friday evening.: time -Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. White, Jr., of Columbia, spent the Christ. on a mas holidays at Mr. White's old Miss home. -Miss Mamie Uughiey leaves hes- this week for La.ncaster where Miss she has accepted a position in the graded school at that place. !ight -Mr. R. J. McCarley, of Kos work ciusko, Miss., and his son, R. J. McCarley, Jr., of Columbia, spent end- Sinday with Mr. J. D. .McCarley. Mr. -Miss Essie Zealy, of Spar. tanburg, who is visiting her sister e is in the county, spent yesterday ister with Miss Bessie Lyles - -Messrs. T. K. Elliott, Jr., and Tom Ellison, Strother Ford, Joe days Cummings and Ross Brown -will report for duty at Clemson 'Fri n of day. it to -Mr. E. P. Davis has accepted a position with the Irwin Cotton 1 e Mill a. He will beo-in his new s at Durham, N. C., to-mor-j ~ *rs. David and Earnest Cdolumbia, spent Christ mas da home. Their friend, Mr. Sawts of Columbia, was with them%. -Mr. and' W. H. Mack orell, of Blacksk - H. over with friends on opped over Augusta, where Mackorell has accepted a positi.a - -Mr. George ConneW ho has been on a visit to his a L. A. Bye of Long Run, s Sunday in town. He was way to his home in Philadelp:. -Cadets Chas. Dwight an J. Q. Davis, Jr., returned t Porters Academy Saturday. Ca dets Kittt McMaster and Jess Doty of the Citadel returned th same day. -Misses Marie McCrnts, Ann Beaty, Annie Doty, Gussie Des Portes, and Alice Walker will b on hand for the reopening of th Presbyterian College for Wome to-morrow. -Mr. Chas. Elliott was th lucky guesser at the number c grains of corn in the jar at R. 1 Matthews & Son. His guess c 1,137 won the nice toilet caso The jar contained 1,131 grains. -Winnsboro's contingency a the South Carolina College cor sisting of C. F. Davis, H. I Gooding, C. H. Neil and Geo. I McCants leave to-night to be a the reopening to-morrow morning -Rev. T. D. Bratton stoppe< in town on his return from Cc lumbia, where he had been i attendance upon the Souther: Educational Association. He con ducted services at St. John' Sunday morning. -Foreman J. E. Williams, c The News and Herald office, h returned from Jacksonville, he spent the holidays wigfui 01 tives. He brought be. green peas, tomatoep' Cont7 brs as a remindow'Cos"r climate in thejrq. L ftaster -Prof i Bessie d the Superiu.~e 'hey tSooal ugbh actiona1 a a i. a showing, aid Pr Witherow is due great credit I the interest he took in the matt< -It will occasion surprise well as regret to our people learn that on Sunday last RE Jabez Ferris, pastor of the KE shaw Baptist church, tender his resignation to take effect the close of his third year, whi will expire the last of Januai This step is made necessary 1 reason of his health. Mr. Feri has done faithful work in KE shaw and will be missed from i community when he -leaves. call has been tendered Mr. Feri to the Camden Baptist churc and he has accepted it und conditions that will beigovern< entirely by the state of his healt Kershaw Era. ?arThe Winnsboro Racket C are offering their entire stock cost for the next fifteeriidays, ai invite yon to test the -power of dollar with them. NiaWinter shoes now goii at a fraction over cost. M. W. Doty & Co. (F big quantity of mattii at regular bargairnprices at J. I Boag's. A beautuful line of sta tionery at The News an Herald offiCe. Dynamited. The storeroom of Mr. Gi Ragsdale at Rosville was bloiw up Thursday night. It is suj posed that the store was first rol bed and then blown up. The pos offiee 'was kept in it. * At Cost. I offer my entire stock< chiffoniers, easels, children's ea: riages, carts at cost to close 01 for the season. Now is the tin to get a great bargain in the: goods. R. W. Phillips. Chamberlain s Stomach And Liver Tablets. Tr- them When you feel dull after eating. When you have no appetite. When 'you have a bad taste in tU mouth. When your liver is torpid. When your bowels are eonstipated. When you have a headache. When you feel bilious. They will improve your appetit cleanse and invigorate youir stomnat and regulate your lver and bowe) For on. hr Mcofadtr Co-. Baseball. meeting of those interested reorganization of Winns 4 ,eeball team is called for kps (T~ay) morning at the i (Te 30 )'clock. town hail at ., He Gooding, President. Selling at Cost S. S Gibson. Si'iFor Rent--Two thiee-room ettages. Apply to J. 0. Boag. The most complete stock olstationery in town at News and Herald tove pipes reduced to 14 int at Rt. W. Phillips. of Ridgeway. he t nual meeting of 8 the directo the Bank of a Ridpway held at the b .ik-building night, Jan uary ), 1902, at 'elock. N- mer, erit. Installation of ,o The following office. e dul-instal 17 "0ght, the -2%o serve 'Winnsboro L* o. 11, A. F. M., for the - en Masonic year: V. Seigler, W. M. McDonald, S. W. . Hanahan, J. W. White, Treasurer. Chandler, Secretary. . Hanahan, S. D. . Center, J. D. t Dowling, G. B. McMas ter tewards. ,McDowell, Tiler. 4 e close of the lodge, the retired to the Duval -here an elegant banquet en prepared for them. ey enjoyed heartily with eugual formal toasts. We still have some flooring, siding laths and moulding M. W. Doty& Co. orofCrditors r.# s Chas. M. Athey, propriet to of t Carolina* Hardware Co2 V. pan hbas made an assignment r- J. F~ M.Donald, Esq., for t: d bene' of his creditors. B at liabil 'es are less than $1,5 h and ' .assets more than $2,0( 7. A me ing~ of his creditors will >y held r annary 7. This step] is took .account of the fact th r- he had received several offe e from various wholesale hous A which promised much better tha is a continuance of the mnercanti , business here at- this timne. I r and his family left yesterday f d Baltimore. It is not improbal . that he will make Winnsboro 1a headquarters for the trav'elii position which he will accej -* He had been in business he bsince September. a EiirAll persons are herel warned from hunting or othe wise trespissiug on my Robe: son pace.M. W. Doty. A Christmas Dance. - On Thursday night a clan, was held in the armory, t. music being furnished by Je: "kins' band of Monticello. Amo: d the young ladies present wer Miss L. Neil, red taffeta, bla< trimmings.. Miss C. Elliott, tan peau 4 sole. s Miss E. Elliott, blue liberi n silk. - Miss A. McKeown, yello . crepe de cheno, real lac'e. - Miss Mary Crosby, of Cheste white silk, white ribbons. Miss Bessie Bookter, of C lumbia, black taffeta, blue si corsage. Miss Grey Neil, white organd; - pink ribbons. tMiss A. Davis, blue taffet ie cut steel buckles. e Miss M. Dwight,.white silk. Miss Maggie Neil, baby bh taffeta. Miss Helen Rion, gray liberi silk. Miss Floride Martin, whil chiffon on white taffeta. e The yourig men present wer Messrs. J. G .McMaster, Erne Gladden, C. F. Davis, Chas. Nei Tom Davis, J. E Pressly, E.] Davis, Kitt McMaster, J.] , Davis, J. J. Obear, R. Hanaha Ed. Hanahan, B. J. Robinso .T TaGone. The people are cryi ,bard Goods are cheap. If you we will prove this to you. Tak spun, goods that were 6tc last 5c for, now 4c. This is the ehe goods. Fine French Flannels t $1.00 now; and so on a'.1 throu stock is complete and we make Shoes. Dres We an suit every Our sto one in Sh s. is continu Ladies' S es in all plenished the new shapes, cheap please y( grades, and fine pa ut new style leathers. We i a v cloths, Fi them to fit your purse enetian as well as your feet. Gra ite C Children's Shoes, all greate - styles and any quality. Goods a Men's Shoes, from a ever saw coarse Brogan at 93c to We hay fine Patent Vici at mings to $4.00. We sell the kind style, A: that wear. and any < Clothing. Mil For men of all ages We hav and shapes; made to fit, a great m made to wear, and made this line, at cheap prices. We goods ev< can suit the boys in will find, goods that will stand in this r< rd times. find it ii jgoods ai work wit] We ' *ve premiums with every not have o spend that much at Investigate this. The premiur your attentio . We want your you buy from "Th Cadwiell Di - THlE SIX-RO( e lege Street, now IS Possession give Ja ). Apply to S - --AT e HABENICHI'S. -500 POUNDS FINE CAND] iall grades, all prices. Our fancy b e of Candy are more beautiful this; than ever before. le Fruit Cakes from 1 to 3 lbs. Luscious Malaga Grapes. IY Fancy Northern Apples. Oranges and Bananas. PranDates (stuffed). Heinz's Minee Meat. Apple Butter in 4 lb. jars (als 0bulk). 1kPlum Pudding in cans, 10c to 35< Cape Cod Cranberries. Kalamazoo Celery (to arrive). F. M. HABENICH Phone 25. Fine Groceri< NOTJICE. I hereby give notice that all pa' eholding claims~ agaiust the County send them in for approval on or l the 23rd of this mont.HOD t 12-13-3t Supervisor IF. WA4NTED, Hickorv, Dogzwood -Perion Logs. Gouthuern H . wood Co., Charleston, S. C. IH-2 , Kodol Dyspepsia Ci Digests what yun at. TIML O times, but if times are hard Dry - give us a few minutes sf your time an item like Unbleached Home fal , ow 5c. The quality you paid ip line; i is the same in higher class bat were 5 a yard last fall are rh the list you ave to buy. Our he prices to suit h times. s Goods. Notions. k in this line All the little Ne*w ally being re- things in this line that , We c a n you do not find in the I in all the ordinary store. Ask goods-Broad- you specially to see our ench Flannels, new Belts and Boling. , P o p 1 i n s, The variety in Gloves, lotha, and the Hosiery and Corsets. line of Black Silks you Underwear in his town. to suit every one a the Trim- men, women and chil match I all dren-both in cotton plique, B3rai and wool. The quality olor Velvet e best, the priee low. linery. 'Bankets e been selling in wool a d cotton; any goods inces lower "' n last but get new season. Flanne * i n ry week. You in the different coibra ohat you wan, -all grades. >om, you will i stylish new id get good i low prices. $10.00 cash spcnt with us. You do one time, but just as it suits.you. s are good, useful articles, worth trade, and will save you money if ,y Goods Company, ERENT. )M COTTAGE ON COL occupied by H. B3. R~efo. nuary 1, 1902. R. W. MATTHE~WS. Sausage Seasoning Sea:-.on your Sausage . , .with . .. Ser ausage easoning Needs -nothing more. If you prefer to season it we have Sage, Cayenne. and Black Pepper, and a full line sf Spices. o in in your search for Xmas Goods Idon't fail to come in and T, see us. McMaster Co. Phone No. 9. rties TOHR TAX ROTIC. I AM NOW RECEIVING TOWN ,',,taxes at No. 4 Law Range. and IOffice hours from 9 o'cloek A. M. till ard- s o'clock P. M., and-afrom .3 o'clock. -4m P. M. to 5o'clock P. M. Penalty will attach after the 31st ~ tn.JNO. J1. NEIL, i12.3 Clerk of onna_