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SPRIN( OUR STOCK OF now complete in all line beautiful stock in every and up-to-date. We ask special atten !ine of Black Dress Goo< 5oc., 75c., and $r.oo per } of Wash Silks for waists; not split for skirts, 75c. a Our White Goods stoc greatest variety we have cheap and the quality Printed Organdies and and handsome. We can trimmings, and in numb ask your special attentio Fans at 25c., 40c. and 5C 1illi This department is ful and we can sell you the r prices. We receive new week, and in this way at styles.. We can please y We want you to rem largest and best stock When you want shoes of you in GeoD shocs in the We ask you to call on pleased with our goods your wants. Caldwell C it)(AL INTELLIGENCE Wednisday. April 30 -2. 2 s The News -and Her aid office is fully equipped for doing your job print ing. The increase in the amount of the work it has done so far this year as compared with last year is full evidence of the satisfactory work done. -Salesday Monday. -County conven.tion Monday. Election of Mt.' Zion trustees MEonday. - ~Mr. A. S. Gaillaril, of Colum 'jia~sin town Monday. -Home raised strawberries are now on the Winnsboro market. -Be sure to register for the election for school trustee Mon day. -Mrs. J. M. H arden is on a short visit to relatives in Lan caster. -Messrs. H. E. and R. S. Ketchin are at the Ivory City this week. -Mrs. W. B. Gilbert left yes terday for Silver Street to visit her mother. -Saturday is the day for the annual inter-conty piCmei al Catawba Falls. -Judge S. R. Johnston an nounces himself to-day as a can didate for re-election. -There will be preaching al the Methodist church next Sun. d.ay evening at 8 o'clock. -This is the last day for the -payment of town taxes withoui tthe addition of a penalty. -Mr. Jas. S. Beaty has re ~turnedl from Baltimore where he has been attending lectures. -Dr. T. J. Strait, canididat< !or congrsss from the Fifth Dis trict, spent yesterday in town. -Mrs. C. E. McDonald ani children have gone to Pinevill for a two weeks' stay with rela tives. -Mr. A. B. Connor hais re turned home after an absence o: several months with relatives iu Alabama and Texas. -Mr. C. S. Ford of Asa starts the political ball rolling by an Douncing himself a candidate fo: e!.etion to the legislature. --J. E. McDonaild, Esq., an< G. W. Ragsdale, E-q., went dow2 to Columbia yesterday to atten< the session of the Supreme Court -Mr. Thos. Camak, of thi JHoreb section, reports havini seen three pheasants in his vicin fty. Who else has pheasants t< repoit? -Capt. R F" YcMasteri speinIins. this week at home. H is on his way to Fort C'larlI Texas, where 'he will join hi company. -Mrs. Drusilla Stanton an< Mrs. U. G. DesPortes have bee: on a trip to the exposition. Min Gussie DesPortes joined them Columb)ia. --Misses Allie Kerr of Greer ..od and Bessie Bookter< 1 TIME. SPRING GOODS IS s. We can show you a department. Goods new :ion to a very handsome .s in new weaves-prices, ard. Also very pretty line Black Taffeta that will nd $i oo per yard. k is the prettiest, and the ever shown, then they are good. Beautiful line of Lace Stripe effects, new ple: se you in all the new eriess little notions. We i to a beautiful lot of Silk L.ery. I of all the newest things. nost stylish goods at low millinery by express every *e constantly adding new JU. CE. iember that we carry the of Shoes in the county. any kind we can please newest shapes. us, and kno v you willbe and the attention given )ry Goods Co. 'Richland are here for the Owens- f Herron marriage this evening at the Presbyterian church. -There is a young lady in town whose presence can be counted on on every marriage oc casion. She says she would rather go to a marriage any time than to a circus. -Thursday, 'Friday, and Sat urday of this week are the days for the registration of voters for the election of school trustee for School District 14 Monday. R. N. McMaster will be on haid to reg kter you. -Parties among the little folks are quite common these days. Within the past week Misses Julia Brice and Lucy Doty, and Master Aiken Reich nethavec1r-entertained a party of their fiends. -The exposition visitors of last week have all returned, and the unanimous verdict of all is that "it was good to have been there." They are unstinted in their praises of the "Ivory City" and of the "City by the Sea." -The Chester correspondent for the State say that Chester will have no candidate for con gress from. the fifth district. If this report be correct, Solicitor Henry will not be a candidate as previously announced. The con ressional candidates will be Con gressman Finley, Dr. Strait, Gen. Floyd, and Hon. W. B. Wilson. -The numerous friends of Miss Julia Campbell will be pleased to know that she is in the city. She arrived Tuesday night to be with her mother who had -to undergo an operation. Mrs. ~Campbell is getting along nicely and it is hoped that she will soon be restored to her usual good health.-Rock Hill Herald. Qj?The very best beef at the lowest market price. Jno. W. Russell. Fire Comnpany Drill. The Winnsboro.. Steam Fire Company have a drill to-morrow (Thursday) evening. Geo. B. McMaster, I Secretary. SW ANTED: Sc.rap iron of every decription and second-hand ma chinery. Write for particulars to J. B. Garfunkel, Columbia, S. C. FoR SAU.-One trio white Wyadottes, also eone pen white lghorns. Thise go at bargain p ices in order that I may make room for young stock. - J. L. Richmond. Lnmber-50,000 feet of un dressed lumber for sale at close eprice's. J. 0. Boag. Married. At the new Fairfield Baptist Schurch, on the evening of April a 20, 1''2, Mr. D. G. Robertson S and Miss Blanche Roberts, the pastor, W. R. Briscoe, officiating. At tendants, Mr. A. Eichenberger, .of Louis,ville, Ky., and Miss f mAi Nicholon. of Rion. S. C. Fell On Sleep. The people of Winnsboro were very much shocked last '1 hursday to learn that during the previous night Mrs. M. R. Gladden, widow of John G. Gladden, had sud denly fallen on sleep. That morn ing when her son Marvin, who had been her constant stay in her last years, went to her room, he got no response, and on enter ing the room he found that his mother had quietly passed away. Apparently she was in fine health, and only the evening before she had attended prayer meeting as h td been her wont for years. Her devotion to her church was marked, and the testimony of one and all is that in her death an humble Christian has gone to her reward. Her earthly pilgrimage was made in 65 years. She was the mother of eight children, six of whom survive: Mr<. J. G. Halli burton, Marion, N. C.; Mr. Claude P. Gladden, Charlotte, N. C.; Mr. Clifton Gladden, Savannah, Ga.; Mr. John S. Gladden, Longtown, S. C.; Mrs. A. W. Brown and Mr. Marvin Gladden, Winnsboro, S. C. Her remains were interred Fri day morning in the burial ground at the Methodist church, the funeral services being conducted by her pastor, Rev. J. B. Camp bell. The pall-bearers were: Messrs. J. E. McDonald, W. G. Jordan, J. N. Center, F. M. Clarke, Jas. M. Smith, and J. Frank Fooshe. Mt. Zion Society. There will be a meeting of the society in the town hall at 9.30 a. m. Monday, 5th May, to elect a trustee for School District No. 14. G. H. McMaster, Secretary. H. A. Gaillard, President. LUMBER.--ioo,ooo feet of choice lumber for sale. Apply to A. B. Cathcart. irBig lot of fine, fresh fish from Morehead to arrive Satur day. Jno. W. Russell. ,A full supply of blank books and all legal blanks at The News and Herald office. Election of Trustees. Two trustees for Mt..Zion will. have to be elected Monday. One of these- will: be.to. suQceed J. F. McMaster ias trustee fordianRi 14. This election will be by the voters of School District 14. The other one will be to succeed J. E. McDonald, whose successor will be elected by the members of Mt. Zion society. WANTED: A good man to buy scrap iron. Write for par ticulars. Address J. B. Garfuin kel, Columbia, S. C. Leg Amputated. Last week Mr. Paul M. Brice, of Columbia, a former editor of this paper, had to have his left leg amputated just below the knee as the result of a fAcent injury>' His many f r i e ad< throughout the county will be pleased to know that the opera tion was a success and that he is getting along well. For School Trustee. We hereby nominate J. F. McMaster for re-election as school trustee for District 14.. 2-t Many Voters. Our flifllnery Must Uo. Our entire stock of Millinery must be sold during the month of May. It will be to your interest to call before purchasing. Respectfully2 A. L. McCarley. Try Chamberlai's Stomach & Liver Tablets, the best physic. Foretsale by MMaster Co. An Ice and fleat Talk. We have received our brst car of ice to-day and will be pleased to fill orders promptly ~rom a penny's worth to a ton. We have also purchased an elegan~t meat refrigerator with an ice qapacity of two thousand poundsperhe3re we wll eepourfresh mpats for our customers during the pnmmer season. Having gone f to this extra expenuse for the ca r of our meat we speak for your p$tronage both for ice and meat a4 guar antee satisfaction. 4t WV. D. Tennant(& Co. Neglect Means DangW. Don't neglect biliousness consti pation. Your health will ifl'er per. mnanently if you do. DeWItts Little IEarly Risers eure such ca.ek. M. B. Smith, Butternut, Mich., asys: "De Witt's Little Early Risers are-the most satisfactory pills I ever tool. Never gripe or cause nausea." Mesater Co. Democratic Club Meetings. RIDGEWAY. The Ridgeway Democratic club held its meeting Saturday even ing. Capt. W. J. Johnson was elected president, R. C. Palmer secretary. R. S. Spence was elected member of the county executive committee. The follow ing were elected delegates to the county convention: W. J. John son, Dr. J. W. Team, W. S. Rob inson, R. S. Spence, R. C. Bolick, R. C. Thomas, L. L. Bolick, Geo. Rhine, J. N. Lemaster. WINNSEORO, NO. 1. This club met Saturday even ing and re-elected the following old officers: President-T. H. Ketchin. Vice-Prea': nts-W. C. Beaty and W. G. Jordan. Secretary and Treasurer-C. K. Dougla"s. Executive Committeeman-T. K. Elliott. Registration Committee-L. E. Owens, J. F. Davis, J. M. Elliott. Delegates to Convention-J. E. McDonald, G. W. ]Ragsdale, W. G. Jordan, T. K. Elliott, J. F. Mc Master, T. H. Ketchin, J. M. Elliott. WINNSRORO NO. 2. Winnsboro Democratic Club No. 2 met in the Judge of Pro bate's office Saturday at 4 o'clock. Theold officers were all re-elected. Executive Committeeman-U. G. DesPortes. Registration Committee-J. A. Stewart, Robt. Bankhead, A. D. Hood. Dalegates to County Conven vention-J. B. Stevenson, Jno. M. Smith, Jno. J. Neil. WHITE OAK. The White Oak Democratic club met at White Oak Saturday at 4 p. m. and reorganized by electing the following officers: President-T. W. Traylor. Vice-President-R. A. Patrick. Secretary and Treasurer-J. H. Neil. Esxecutive Committeeman--Jno. H. Neal. After the revision of the roll and the election of three new members, Messrs. S. M. Patrick, R. L. Patrick, and A. J. Mobley, the club elected Capt. T. W. Travlor and Jno. A. Gibson dele gates to the county convention. The club then adjourned sub ject to the call of the president. MOSsY DALE. clu ferganized 26th inst. Fort?y four jnembers were enrolled and the following officers elected:. President-G. WV. Brooks. Vice-President-J. B. Burley. Secretary and Treasurer-T. C. Camak. Executive Committeeman-T. F. Smith. Registration Committee-Hay ward Ligon, B. R. Beckham, G. R. Perry. Delegates to. County Conven tion-T. .B. McKinstry, T. C. Camak. The club .adjourned subject to the call of the president. .EA'EVILE. .The Feasterville - D)emocratie club was cailled to order Saturday at 4.30 p m. Mr. WV. J. Keller was called to the chair on motion. The following officers were elected: President-J. G. Wolling. Vice-presidents-Dr. W. MI. Meador, C. W. Fanecette. . Secretary and Treasume-M, E. Bethea. -- County Executive Committee ma-Te D..Owings. - Committee on Registration W. W. Crosby, W. J. Keller, M. D. C. Colvin. Delegates to County Conven tion-J. G. Wolling, W. Y. Cole man, C. W. Faucette, W. J. Cel ler, H. D. Coleman, T. II. Beam. Alternates-H. C. Coleman, DI. E. Bethea, T. E. Dye, M. D. C. Col Committee to Revise' Club Roll-M. E. Bethea, H. C. Cole man, J. G. Wolling. Club adjourned to meet at the call of the president. WOOD WARD. The Wood ward Democratic club met Saturday evening. R. W. Brice was elected president; Jzo. R. Craig, secretary and treasurer; T. W. Brice, Jr., executive com mitteeman; H. C. McKeown, E. M. Woodward, and Tr. W. Brice dele gates to the county convintion. REPRESENTATIVE. I am a candidate for the Legislature, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.. C. S. FOR D. PROIJATE JUDGE. I am a candidate for re election to the office of Probate Judge, subject to the action of the Democai nay S. n TOANTTON. FEET A WE HAVE A SURE CURE TROUBLES. WE INCA' ..MEMBEI Th Sh 'I he reLef is instantantot nent so long as QUEEN Q Every good shoeman knows fec ly comfortable QUEF make the shoe fashions. N why you should adopt Q UI c(,I.>r eyelet.. We have also the famct msnufactured for us by Sm ladies, misses and children. Men's Fc in all the latest styles, made and Selz, Schwart & Co. to give perfect satisfaction. Yours for Shoes, D. V. WALI< I Have a Good MuIe: Buggies anc of all kinds. Will sell, exchange, or acco that will make me a dollar. Cattle wanted, fat or poor. D. A. OUR SPRING STOCK has arrived and is now o nation. We want you t we know that we can j you money. Delftware. In DISH PANS, SAUCE PANS, l PUDDING PANS, DAIRY PANS,t FR YING PANS, la WASH PANS, o TEAPOTS. Also OIL STOVES. - 1 Burner, 75c. 2 Burners, $1.50. 3 Burners, $2.25.( PASTRY BOARDS, 20x30, for 50c.F J. W. SE IGIlR. Notice to Creditors. C, STATE OF P0orHr CAROLINA, )1 Fairfield County. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned have qualified as Executors g of the Will of Thomas M. Lyles, de ceased. All persons having claims against the estate are requested to pre sent the samie to either of the under signed, properly proven; and, all per sons indebted to s.1id estate will please make payment to either of the uinder signed. ~THoMAS M LYLES, Blair's, S. C. D W M. H. LY LES, 4-16-3w Columbia, S. C PRESTON RION, Fi AGENT FOR Westchester Fire In'surance Company of New York. Glen Falls Insurance Company of New York. Rochester German Insurance Comn pany of Rochester, N. Y.a Ctton risks a specialty. Solicit share of public patronage. ?CKE? FOR WOMAN'S FOOT *E THE AFFLICTED ZS IN.. e'a -mcus oe for Women. is. The cure is permt UALITY is continued. that besides being p2r N QUALITY Shoes end to, good reasons EN QUALITY. Fast s Shoes and Slippers itz, Goodwin & Co. for >otwea r by Lewis A. Crossett [very pair guaranteed ER & CO. k Few a for Sale. I Harness mmodate.you in any way CRAWFORD. :A IATTn% OF DRESS GOODS pen for your exami give us a call, for ease you and save ). BOAG. Scale_Bids-4kNlicationL Couxert CHAMBER, WIsnSBo0, S. C., April 16, 1902. - Sealed bids for furnishing street mps, globes, pots, lamp wicks per zen, matches per dozen boxes; and ritten applications for positions on e police force of the town and for nplighter at a salary of twelve do!-. r per month, payable monthly, will received by the Council up to 12 lock M., the 1st of May, 1902. By order of the Council. JNO. J. NEIL, 4-23-2 Clerk of Council. Fine 3roceries. rbes' Montebello Hams, Sugar-cured Shoulders, Pure Leaf Lard and Compound Lard, Bologna Sau sg. Mackerel in barrels, White Fish and Roe Herring. mned Tripe, Codfish Balls, Ba1rer's Cocoa, Pearl Tapioca, French Sar- -. dines, Canned Goods of all kinds, loose Buckwheat, and in packages. st Flour in town, gunranteed, Sugars of all grades, and finest Coffee, roasted and green. ew Orleans Molasses, Georgiai1Lbon Cane Syrup, and Porto Rico Molasses. red Apples and Peaches, loose Oat AFlake Meal. Quaker Oats in packages.I kest Chewing Tobacco in town; alfO as fine a Cigar as there is on the market. SHOES! SHOE$! SHOES!