Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A FT I We might say much in to buy Clothing, but "sayins you have tested a thing You if you have bought fro say. We are willing for th haven't, then this is the tim We are prepared to e> the best manufacturers in / Son:t clothing is made ai is, well, half made. OURS ] Clotnuig sold by- us is reputation is their capital, tation up. ANOTHER THI Improvements are bein suits." Our manufacturers and are ever on the alert. Of course a well-dress( a nice suit all other things i lars, Shirts, Cuffs, Suspend< have them. KtTCHIN MJI W CAL INTELLIGENC NiWednesday, February 26,. - M -Register Monday. --Monday is salesday. -W. H. Lyles 'was in to' Saturday. -Ploughing land too wet is <dangerous policy. -Corn planting should bee inext few days. .-Miss Mary F. McMaster b gone to Baltimore. -Hon. F. H. McMaster spe SSunday at his father's. -Mr. J. M. Hood of Lancasi was in town yesterday. -Mr. Jno. A. DesP?ortes spending this week at Ridgews -As soon as the ground is condition, gardening should I gin. -The most enthusastic< ganization in town at this time the Golf Club. -The time for the payment county taxes has been extend to March 31st. -A union meeting will be he at the Winnsboro Baptist, chur March 29-30. -The next four to eight wee are usually the hardest of all t winter on stock. -The time for the payment -town taxes without penalty e pires,Feb. 28th. -At the teacher's examinati Friday there were 12 negro app cants and no whites. *-Mr. Roland Wheeler of C lumbia is in to*n on businE -connected with the court. -The tax levy and the sala of all county officers for FairfiE county remain unchanged. -Mrs. H. A. Gaillardi has turnedl from an extended trip the Charleston expositio'n. -Misses Mamie Jordan a Annie McKeown are taking the Charleston Exposition. -Mr. Willie Aiken of I Bonth Carolina College spe Saturday with his parents. -Mr. N. A. Peayv of Greenwc who is now visiting, relatives this county was in town Mond; -Guauno hauling is not qu~ as much the fashion this spri as it was this time last year. -Rev. K~ W. Mason was ton Monay having been cal R ALL an effort to convince you where " is easy. Talk is cheap. Aftei Know. -n us, we have nothing more to a goods to do the talking. If you e to do it. :hibit the production of some of merica. id some [S MADE. Some clothing is planned and cut by artists, some by "scrubs." cut and planned by men whose d who study to keep their repu NG: g made all the time in "building are progressive, pushing people, :d man mnst have in addition tc iice. Hat, Shoes, Cravats; Col rs, Hose, Underwear, &c. We CANTILI CO. E here by the death of Mr. Robert son. 2 -Are you a registered voter? Tf not, register next Monday, so that you may get a town regis tration certificate. rn -Your garden is too important to be neglected for other work. It should have some of your at atention this week. in -Get your county registration 3certificate next Monday and then aproceed at once to get your mu anicipal registration certificate. -tteThe district conference of ntteColumbia district which con venes withi the Winnsboro church er (If. E. South) will be held July 6-9. iS -Mr. H. E. Ketchin had the y. misfortune. one day last week to in have his fine English setter e- killed by the Southern's fast train. >r- -There were no servics at is the Baptist church Sunday, the pastor Rev. J. L. Freeman having f been ealled to the bedside of his ad parents in Greenville county. -Mr. Hugh Aiken, who has id been attending the South Caro ah lina College, is now enrolled in the private school of Miss Annie SDavis, taking some special estudies. -Thle Obear Drug Company fhave greatly improved the ap o pearance of their store-room by a fresh application of paint. ,They have also disposed of their Only those who have a 0county registration certificate can o-secure a registration certificate asfrom the town which will entitle them to register for the coming ry municipal election. d -The county pension board had a shoirt meeting Monday and e- passed finally upon the claims to present l. The complete revised list will~ published as soon s ad the state board acts upon it. in. -The county registration cer tificate you now have, if you al he ready have one, entitles you tc t get a municipal registration cer tificate, provided you can show odupalso your tax receipt. But in youncpa ticket of last yeai mis absolutely worthless this time. f' -At this season last year many ite carloads of mules wvere beins g brought to this market. Thi tables are being turned this year in several car!oads having beer does not mean that a new in dustry has been begun, but tha too many were bought last yea SiiEdgar Trapp offers som fine 0. I. C. pigs, bred from hig grade stock, for sale at reasos able prices. I'If you have fine stock, fir poultry, or fine grain for sale, i will pay you to use the column of The News and Herald. -F. M. Clarke is now offei ing eggs for hatching from hi yard of Buff Plymouth RockE which are good birds, bred fron eggs bought from Fitzmaurice. Teacher's Meeting. The teacher's meeting calle for two weeks ago and not heli on account of the bad weathe will be held Saturday, March, lei A Coming Marriage. To-day a week (Wednesda3 March 5,) Mr. E. L. Scruggs, a this place, will bi united in mar riage to Miss Janis Bolick, e Ridgeway. ,irMcMa.ter Co. announc, the arrival of a full stock o potatoes, corn, and sorghum seed 90rJ. D. McCarley & Co. ar now keeping Fulton marke pickled beef. They also call at teution to their molasses, coffees and hams. BANK STDCK FOR SALE.-I wil entertain (privately) a propositioi to purchase 25 shares of stock ih The Winnsboro Bank. T. V. Wood ward, R ockton, S. C. BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCKs.-Eggi for setting from pure Buff Ply mouth Rocks, one of the ver, best laying breeds. Seventy-firI cents per 13. My birds wer bred from eggs bought from Fitz maurice, a prize-winner at th4 State fair and at Charleston. F. M. Clarke, 2-26-3t Winnsboro, S. C. .iiJ. W. Seigler in his ad to-day calls the attention o farmers to his ability to suppl2 them with their farming utensili at such prices as will make i pay them to see him before buy ing elsewhere. iirJ. L. Richmond adverti,e eggs for setting from his whita Leghorns and white Wyandpttes both good varieties of whioli Mr Richmond has good selections. Dispensary Robbed. The Winnsboro dispensary wai robbed Friday night of about $3! worth of stock. The countj board. of control is investigating the affair. No clue to the rob bery so far. To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet All druggists refund the money if i fails to cure. E. WV. G rove's signatur is on each box. 2.5c. No Auction Sale. Since the outside page of this issue was printed, the auctiot sale announced in the advertise mnent of the Carolina Hardwart Company has been called off This assigned stock is being rushed off very rapidly andl wil: all be gone in a few days at the present rate. Special attentior is called to the great bargainm that still remain in stoves wagons, and buggies. mirF M. Habenicht announ ces kippered salmon and a num ber of other desirables in the grocery line. 3iiThe March magazines now on sale at The News and Herald ofiice. DisrGreat bargains-the 31 cent boxes of paper at The Newi and Herald office. Greenbrier Church Entertainment. The ladies of Greenbrier churci are going to give anotber enjoya ble entertainment at Mr. Thos Blair's on Friday, the 28th o February, at which they wil serve oysters in all styles, tur key, ham, broad, pickles and cot fee. In addition to that, boxe. which will contain fruits, cake etc., will be sold, and there wil be a souvenir room, a room o mysteries, and a handsomel' dressed doll, yhich will be named and the one guessiug the correc name gets the dolly. A good iich time is assured all who at tend. "I have used Chamberlain'a Cougl Remedy for a number of years an have no hesitancy in saying that it the cest remedy for coughs, colds, crou I have ever used in my family. have no~t words to ex>rs my confi dence in this Renme y.-Mrs. J. A Moore, North Star, Mich. For sale b; Mnaster Co. Mission Society fleeting. t The Ladies' Home Missii Society which was organized e the Methodist church Mondi h afternoon will hold a meetii next Monday afternoon at ti Methodist church at 4.30 o'cloc e at which matters of importan will be discussed. A full atten, sdance of all the ladies of t] town is requested. -_FBig bargains in furnitu s at J. 0. Boag's. Deaths. Last Wednesday at his hon near Rockton Mr. Thos. I Robertson passed away. F several months he had been co: 1 fined to his home as the result r a stroke of paralysis from whi< - he never recovered. He was years old. He was m,rried i Miss Lottie Neal, who precedE him to the. great beyond aboi six years ago. 1'our childre survive them: Carrie, Anni f Sallie, and Mary. He also leavi two sisters: Mrs. E. M. Maso of Verdeny, and Mrs. Tho a Rembert, of Ridgeway. His r f mains were interred in the gray yara of the Methodist church WinnsboRe v. J. B. Campb t officiating. Last NYednesday-night Samue the little four-year-.old son Mr. and Mrs. W. K. McCarle breathed its last after a seiioi l illness of several days. TI 2 parents have the sympathy many friends in this sad affli, tion. Mr. Wheeler Got Rid of H Rheumatism. "During the winter of 1898 I was lame in my joints, in fact all over rr body, that I could hardly hobb around, when I bought a bottle < 3 Chamberlain's Pain Balm. From th first application I began to get we ;and was cured and have work( - steadily all the year. R. Wheele 3 Northwood, N. Y. For sale by M Master Co. Court Proceedings. The jury- in the case of t1 State vs. Samuel'Buggs and Jan Anger which was not complete at the time of going to press lai week after being out all nigl failed to Agree, and a' mistrii was ordered. The court was' occupied a: Iday Wednesday in th trial c Jim Brown for murder and cai -jury after being out but a f minutes brought in a verdict< not guilty on the first count as t murder and guilty on the secon count as to carrying a conceale weapon. He was sentenced t 30 days on the chaingang or t pay a fine of $30. At the conclusion of this cas the court of General - Session was adjourned and the court c C.mmon Pleas opened.' sMonday the court was occt t pied in the case of Kate DeVaul vs. Hollis administrator et al fc services rendered her parents i their last years. The plainti asked for $900 and the jury gav her $360. The case of Anna Hopkins v: 'the Maryland Casualty Comp in was transferred to Richlandl o the ground that the company ha no agent at this point. At the time of going to prea the court was engaged on a rai) road case involving teright of railroad company to cancel ticket after f he day it was issue for. Am"d the visiting attorney .upon court were Messrs. Sander .of Spartanburg and Mordeai c Charleston. Cou.rt will probably ad jour Thursday. IYou Know What You Are Taking When -ou take Grove's Tasteless Ci Tonic bcuse the formula is plain] printed on every bottle showing that is simply Iron and Quinine in a tast< less form. No Cure, No Pay. 50c. Perfect Beauties. The editor of The News an Herald has just purchased a p of beautiful Silver Laced Wyar dte,which is unquestionabl one of the very best breeds< chickens on the market. Thee birds were carefully selected b him from a yard of about or ihundred, and they are perfe< beauties. While the breeder from whom these fine birds were bougi Swould want $2.00 per setting f< eggs from his yard, orders ai now being taken for settings fro: this fine pen at the low figure < $1.00 for 13. Speak quick, a you can get eggs for an earl hatch. s When you lack energy, do not reli' you food, feel dull and stupid, aft i aig l ou need is a dose of Char -- berlain's s'tomach E Liver Tablet ..They will nake you feel like a new im v and give you an appetite like a bes -o sm.ale by MeMnater Co. BIG at BARGAII k, eIN ie Le L LINES. We have too many goods ai Df h11 6 great bargains in al ;o it n AT CO e, 8- FOR CA: 1 Many of our goods we ar< COST FOR CASH. Yot is. . . ae solicited. le Th CaIdeII DrAo GARDEN le >f e WE HAVE JUST RECEIV lot of BUIST'S GARDEN SE SETS. -They have the reputat e e the best. Lauderdale &T A COUNTY FAIR THIS YEAR. 'This Action Taken by the 'alrrlid SgdlcuItu Soce tt Saturday--Election of Officers, ENc. SThere was a most imnportanV meeting of the Fairfield Agricul dtural Society Saturday, though " the attendance was -hardly a Slarge as it should have been. The.pudi first action taken was the election ace poni ofthe following officers for the heals Bi eensuing year: dues Infl ePresident-T. L. Johnston. Millions Vice-President-W. R. Elliott. Works w Secretary and Treasurer-J. Felons,E Frank Fooshe. .or no pa, t Executive Con-.mittee-Same drug -t rCathicart, Jno. H. Cathcai t, F. A.st rNeil, W. A. Neil, H. E. Ketchin. Rec< W. H. Macfie, F. B. Austin, R. A. e Patrick, and W. J. Tnrner- o Mr. J. J.4 holdin cm upteqstios ea wasin a county fair, and thssatbe wsfully discussed, all being pleasure most heartily in favor of holdii.g 't. A motio~n was then put and carried that a fair be held this Rabb, S s year. To this end the president was authorized to call a meeting of the executive committee Sat- KIPPE aurday, March 1. At this meetino I the premium list will be revisea and published at once so as to enable all to make early prepara-1 "Gold tions for their exhibits. and B1 Th.sunae.ion eveyiox or tme gsone. Fresh Laxative Bromuo-Quinine TMS |Cakes the remedy that care. a .cold in one day itBits From Blaney. Mr. J. L. Gay's store was "Blue broken into a few nights ago and A fin< a good many goods were stolen. The same night an unsuccessful deffort was made to break into the Henry n postoffice. No e!ue as yet to BEf -either theft. -Giv YMiss Pauline Scott has returned to her home at Rocky Mount. Rememn e T. M. STRICT] e something That Will De You G3ood. Isolicited. . We know of no way in which we can be of m1orel;ervice to our readers than to tell thema of somiethin;g that will be, t ,of real good to thema. For this reasonF M r we want to acquaint thema with what;""""""" we consider one of the very best eremedies on the market for coughs .colds, and that alarminig complaint, croup. We refer to Chamberlain's~ I havef o Cough Remedy. We have used it Corn, the with suh good' results in or~ family so) ties, and y long that it has becomne a household which I 1: necessity. By its p)romlpt use we havn't with the any doubt but it hazs time and again F. 0. B.]I hprevented eroup. The testimony -is Rabhb & C egiven upon our own experience, and I also ha a. we suggest that our read ers' especially .old Jerse. Sthose who have small children, always herds in t 'keep it ini their h:nes asi a safeguard r ;against creup.-Camd.Jen (S. C.); Mmn o r sale bMeair Co. I1.15-m nid are giving 1 lines. SH. offering AT ar patron dO 00mq SEED. ED A FRESH ED and ONION on. Call and get Bryson. famous corn the world to conquer d kill pains. Cures Cutu, rns and B3ruises, sub ammation, masters Piles. of Boxes sold yearly. onders in Boils, Ulcers skin Eruptions. It cures r. 25c at McMaster Co's re. uimmend With Pleasure. lbear, Winssboro, S. C. r:-I have used your dysper s for dyspepsia and take In recommending them. Very truly yours, J. R. Hiarvey, .C. RED SALMON. It's fine. Try it. Brand" liams eakfast Bacon. small sizes. Line Fancy and Crackers. In packages and bulk. Ribbon" Coffee. blend at 25 cents per lb. Clay Flour. BT FAMILY PATENT. e it a triaL. her, we keep a fresh stock of Y FANCY GROCERE all the time. Your order. SHABENICHTi SEED CORN. or sale Garrick's Prolific Seed best of all the white varie a fine early yellow corn, have planted for twenty years -ery best result.s. Can ship lockton, or deliver at W.RH. o.'s at Winnsboro. ive for sale a fine three-year r' Bull from one of the best hie State. T. W. RUFF, 'Rnortn,S C.