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NEWS ANDO ERALD. PULSHE) 1WEEbLY, .---BY WINNSBORO PRINTING CO. J. PRANK FOOSHE, - - - EDITOR TERMS, IN ADV NCE : One Year,.............................1.5 SIx:Months....................... .7 WINNSBORO, S. C. Wednesday. July 9, - - 1902 When the executive committee meets Saturday, it should pro vide for the revision of all club rolls. We have been reliably in formed that some of the rolls have not been thoroughly revised in several years. As all repre sentation is based on club rolls, it is very important that they be kept up to date. Our Ridgeway Letter. The Tuesday Afternoon club was entertained by Mrs. Wilson. All the "nations" were guessed or not guessed, Mrs. Team carry ing off the prize, a dainty volume of poems. The club will be ep tained by Mrs. D. Walter Ruff next. The Baptist Sunday school celebrated the Fourth with a picnic at the hospitable home of Mr. Charnel Walker. The Sun day school and guests left at nine o'cleck 'mid song and laugh ter. Mr. and Mrs. Walker made them welcome, and after a day of delightful rambling and a sump tuous dinner, returned home, voting it truly a Glorious Fourth. Misses May Hinnant. and Mar tha White have been elected teabhers for our school. On last Tuesday night Nelson Marshall's cow was stolen. The fact was telegraphed to Colum bia, and on the following morn ing both cow and thief were. cap tured in that city. He was brought to Ridgeway Wednes day, lodged in guard-house,' but with outside assistance succeed ed in breaking out and making good his escape about 4 a. in. Miss Rosa Taft has returned to her home in Charleston. The Misses Powell are visiting * Miss Lula Hinnant. - Miss May Hinnant is at the summer school. .r j~u~y'Rgisale is payit.g iss 'Eleiinor besPortes a visit. Mis-Theo Rabb -is visiting friends in town. Miss Bessie Lyles has retunied to her home ini Winnsboro. Mr. Willie . Boyd spent the Fourth in Ridgeway. Mr. and Mrs. Logan IRosbor ough spent Friday in Columbia. Mrs. Chevis Wray and son left for North Carolina Saturday. Mrs. Hope, of Bock Hill, and Mrs. Mayer, of Camden, are vixs iting their grandfather, Mr. Jas. Walker. Miss Lizzie Keenan, of Colum~ bia, is the guest of Miss Daisy Wilson. * Misses Lucile and Clara Boozer are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Bolick. Miss Julia. Kennedy, who has been nursing at Dr. Mood's sans iarium in Sumter, is at home on a visit. Miss Carrie Heins is visiting Mrs. Charlie Smith. Mr. Simons is at home on a visit. Mrs. Sam Crumpton and chil dren have returned from a visit to Camden. Miss Kate Hogani entertained *the Junior Club in a charming manner last Tuasd ay. Mrs. J. A. DesPortes is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. J. B.L Boyrl. Dr. A. L. Ott, Messrs. R. W. Holtis and L. M. Cooper have gone to the Edisto on a fishing trip. Mr. B. A. Meares and lis daughter have gone to Wilmning ton, N. C., to visit relatives. Miss Marie Smith, of Glenn Springs, is visiting Miss May Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Curry, of Florida, are at Mrs. Rhabb's. The infant child of Mr. andl Mrs. Wmn. Dawkins died last week, N. July 7, 1902. yolsoning the System. It is tbjough the bowels that the~ body Sis cleansed of impurities. (onstipation~ -keeps these pisonsI1 in the systenj caus inugheadache, d1uless and muela .?holia at first, then unsight)y eruptions and finally serious illness uinles* ai remedy iis applied. DeWitt's Little Early is ers prevent this trouite by stimulaung the liver andl priomOW esy, h lthy ation of the bowels. T'hese lite pills do not act violently, but by s nigth ening the bowels enabfa them .to per k-form their own work. -Never grnpe or diatres.s. McMaster Co. White Oak Whittlings. We are beginning to need rain in this section. The last few days of tremendous hot weather and high winds has somewhat damaged the crops to a certain extent. The farmers are about all ready to put the last furrows in their crops. In ten or twelve days they will all be about through laying by except some late crops they planted since they cut theii grain. Vegetables of all kind are fine. Melons are be ginning to get ripe. I think they will be fine and plenty of them. In a difficulty between Jim McMillan and Jim Brice, two negroes on Mr. T. H. Patrick's place, a. few days ago, the former was struck on the head with a plow point by the latter, inflict ing a painful wouil, which was dressed by Drs. Lindsay and Hanahan. He is now getting along well. We were truly sorry to hear of the misfortune of little Leslie, the bright and smart little son of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Milling of Buckhead. We hope he will soon recover and get all right again. A few years ago when he lived here he was seriously burned and lingered at death's door for several weeks. Our old friend, Capt. Terris, is able to get around again. He is looking very well and says he is much better than he has been in some time. James McDowell, of Chester, spent several days here last week. Mrs. Francis McAfie and Miss Bessie Stewart are visiting rela tives and friends at Luke. Miss Mary and Master Malcon Bankhead are visiting in Chester this week. Mr. T. G. Patrick spent the fourth in Columbia. Capt. R. H. Goza received a tglegram last night telling him of the death of his sisterlin-law, Mrs. John. Goza of North, S. C. Her remains were brought to Blythewood and laid to rest in the cemetery at that place. Mrs. C. W. Mobley is visiting her mother in Aiken county. " Mr. J. Lowry Patrick has gone to Wrens, Georgia, where he has accepted a position as bookkeeper with a firm at that place. Mr. Horace Traylor has re turned from Atlanta where he has parents at Irmo. As the closing hours of the glorious fourth were passing silently away there came into the hospitable home of our friends, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Patrick, a sweet little guest, name not kno wn, save daughter. July 5. Sentinel. Sununer comnplainf, is unusually prev alent among children this season. A well developed case in the writer's family was cured last week by the timely use of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoe Remedy-one of the best patent medicines manufactured and which is always kept on hand at the home of ye scribe. Th is is not in tended a.s n' free puff for the company, who do not advertise with us, but to benefit little sufferers who may not be within easy access of a physician. No family should be without a bottle of this medicine in the house, especially in summe~r-time.-Lansing (Iowa) Jour nal. For sale by McMaster Co. Bryant and Longtown. Though all crops have suffered from the long drouth, the crop conditions are generally good, the melons and potatoes being unusually good. The latter is an excellent crop and one that every farmer should have. Now is a ood time to set out a late putch'. '[hose who have hitherto neglec ted to set out a patch should now do so. Vines are better than sl-ps for late plantings. We have planted potatoes as late as Au August 5th, with satisfactory re R -v. J. E. Jones preached at the chapel Tuesday evenig, 1st inst. Childrens' day exercises were held at the chapel on the 29th at the chapel on the 29th ult. The exrcises were very nicely carried out. They consisted of recita tions, responsive reading, sing ing, etc., :nud a most excelent ad dress by Rev. J. E. A shmore. The collcti'on which amounted to a nice sum was forwarded for the bible fund of the Sund .y School board of the Southcrn Baptist covenitioni. Miss Kate Mellichiampe, of Ridgeway, visited relatives here recently. Mr. and Mrs. Curry, of Brai dentown, Fla., are spending some time at Mr. S. McCormiek's. Rev. Mr. Mills p)reachedl at the Presbyterian church on the 29th ult. Miss Hattie Mellichampe has retrned from a very eniable trip to Charleston and Oran; burg. Mr. Laban Bush, of Hopki is visiting the family of Mr. W. Tidwell. Miss Jennie Gladden visil relatives at Winnsboro last we There was a sociable at d D. W. Tidwell's Friday eveni: July 7. D. H. Tne Best Liniment for Strains Mr. F. H. Wells, the mercha Deer Park, Long Island, N. Y., "I alwavs recommend Chamber Pain Balm as the best linijnen strains. I used it last winter f severe lamaness in the side. resul from a strain, and was greatly. p1 with the quick re*et and ctrei fectee." For sale bjkMcMaster Co Chanie Chattings. We are needing rain very baq The crops begin io look very as the weather is so very The gardens and melon pati are failing also. Fruit is scarce and a lot of it destroy by the last storm. Mr. W. H. Crowder is ho: from Florida. Miss Lillie Crawford is visiti in Columbia. Miss Annie Owings is with i sister Mrs. Brooks. Miss Bessie Stuart of Woc ward and Mrs. Lee MeAfia White Oak spent several ds with Mrs. C. M. Ladd this .we Miss Anna Lon Martin is Indian Territory on a visit' tol brother who is sick with fever. Mrs. Geo. Simms is home j the summer. Mrs. D. R. Coleman is with I sister Miss Maggie Hamilt this week. Little Misses Mary and Mari ret Coleman spent the eveni with little Louise and Laura Brooks last Thursday. Mr. Jno. Hamilton is at hp again. Neq lore Help. Often the'Wver-taxed organ digestion cry out for help by D pepsia's ptiins, Nausea, Dizzine Headaches, 1 i v e r complai bowel disorders. Such troub call for prompt use.of Dr. Ki' New Life Pills. They are gen' thorough and guaranteed fo.c 25c at McMaster Co.'s drug st1 Blythewood Notes. Crops and gardens are b ewi soon e with refreshing sowers. Mrs. Dr. Langford has return home after a short visit to rel tives in Columbia. Messrs. Hampton and 'Jol iMcLean spent last Sunday hei |Miss Frank Wooten is visiti 'her sister, Mrs. S. C. Hood Augusta. Mrs. M. 0. Ward, of Columb. is visiting her father, Mr. J. Bookhardt. Misses Maud Macon and Me ion Bookhardt attended the Sii day School convention at Rid4 way. A picnic and barbecue we very much enjoyed at Asbu church on the 4th. Ridgews Winnsboro and Cedar Creek we well represented. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. WootE of Wiunsboro, spent a few da with relatives at and near il place latter part of last week a' first of this week. Mrs. J. B. Goza died WednE day morning, July 2nd, at Nori S. C., aged 27 years. She w th3 eldest daughter of Mr. Dunn. She leaves a husbai and six children, a father ai several sisters and brothers mourn for her. Her remains were broufbt . Thursday morning accormpami by her beloved family and laid1 rest in the cemetery at Sanc Level church ~ -J July 7. Stops the Cough and works off the Coldj Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tat e eta a cold in one day. No Cure, ~o Pe Price 2.5 eents. Letter to Mr. W. R Winnsboro, S. O. Dear Sir: Two names sifan for the best o& everything paints, the Longman'& Martin Pure Paints. They are just t paints to decorate .vour town country home; to brighten it t making it fresh and attractr and ideal in appearance. 'Th cost in the original packagei few cents per gallon more th hin paints, but when the nect sary oil is added their cost about $1.20 or 30 cents per g len less than thin paints. Ple~ go to McMASTER CO. for pric color cards, etc. Very truly, LONdMAN & MARTINEZ Paint Make aMasters ChnrlYs. and Moses thcart, David Lauderdale and hn. Lemmon Cathcart nre eq ending some time at Mr. John detnmon s. Miss Grace Chappell has re 2drned home after a few weeks sit at her sister's, Mrs. W. J. eenimon. ' Masters James Macfie and Ralf Lem~on are home from a visit to relatives in and near Winns boro. Miss Bessie Milling spent last week at her aunt's, Mrs. Agnes Lemmon. Mr. J. R. Harvey has entirely recovered from the operation on his eye and is greatly benefited from it. Several darkies broke in a negro house on Mr. -Harvey's place and stole .thirteen dollars. Iwo or three of them have been i ltup with. e Mrs. Gussie Cloyd from below olumbia is spending sometime 'th her sister; Mrs. Laton awes, Mrs. James'Cathcart and little James Rilev spent a .night at hei father's, Nr. Lemmon, last week Crops are beginning to neet rain-right badly. Mrs. W. J. Lemmon recently paid a short visit in Richland nnty to her father's, Mr. Oscar ppell. Saves a Woman's Life. f To have given up swould hkv4 E meant death for Mrs. Lois Cragg of Dorchester, Mass. For year . she had endured untold miser from a. severe lung trouble an< obstinate ceugh. "Often," sh writes, "I could scarcely breath e and sometimes could not speal AU doctors and remedies failec e till I used Dr. King's New Dis covery for Consumption and wa completely cured." Sufferers fror Coughs, Colds, Throat and Lain Trduble need this grand remedy for it never disappoints. Cure i uaranteed by McMaster C< T- rice 50c and $1.00. Trial bol tles Iree. Oreenbr er News. Messrs. J. R. Curlee and 19 M W. Peurifoy spent the gloriot 4th in Columbia. Miss Blanche Buff is spendir Somn of our. young folks had picnic on Broad River the 4t while some of the older ones ha theirs in Mr. Castles' grove. A ireport a pleasant day. The Greenbrier club of whic Mr. George Washington Broob is tpresident had a pleasant da alt.Mr. W. M. Carlee's one da last week. A Mrs. G. H. Steadman has bee quite sick for some time. Mrs. J.' R. Curlee visited i n Columbia a few days last weel e The ladies of the Missionar Society had their .all-day meet re g at Mr. T.'V. Buff's hospitabl ry esidence last Saturday. Thes -y eetings are strictly for womer re o men being -allowed on th >remises. M. n, July 7. Sheriff's Sale. s- IATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, b CoC~NTY OF FAIRFIE-LD. avirtue of authority vested in mn 4 seriff, I have levied on and wil before the Court House door, ii dWisboro,.on the' FIRST MONDJA' d . AUGU~ST, next,, the followin >tit5of land under the acts referrin elinquient taxes: . tate of D. (Goings ..1 lot in No. 14 P B tnded north by C. Craig; east h: d M4tigauIt; south by ('enetery street o web by Jim Henry. y eck Bryant-95 acres in No. 2 Boued north by J. J1. Sanders; ens Jby PIdHill; aouth by Belton land we by C.?P. Wray. I A. Blain-200 acres in No. 2 Bouded by lands of T. WV. Brice Rob .Beckham1, Maggie Cald well, W lWat Brice and Southern Railway .P1at of survery made by T. M. Boul1 dar , mnore fully. SFr4nk Murphy-28 acres in No.22, onded north by lands of Cohen; east y lairds of R. A. Hudson; south by~ indhf N. A. Peny. Jr., west by lande s .absJones. in hIi. Frost-470 acres in No. C. ez ed noth byhlandsf Huckerby; tie b..~ of W. B. Kennedy; west by ol W.F. Boulware'. pe ~4~,- lake15 aejs in No. 14. e, Bu d.hv andsof H L.Elliott; ae ; 1el otfylnsofAfCsn a wet -ds f Mrs. Rion. an M~ Iha lla.Ruff-93Z aerts in No. !J. ~S- Bourd ' "th by~ landis of Aaron1 iy .Fordst byNnd ' of Tr. P. Blair: u est l by..Idbs of W M. ('uriee; south by Ma Ford-1 lot in No. 14. Bound s, ed na and east by kna's of A. M. E. Churl south b,y lot of Son Ga frrison; west1street running to tanyv r I. lS~n Wynurr--11 ac-es in No' D R. M 0 (TEETHING Pev. 3T. W. Berry (of Arkanss Methodist Confer c6.W two packages of''TEETHI\ A." We wonder how hea, ponra sent us a package and it came at a most opportunle t been in bad condition for days. and nothing that we gave perfc reHet and he has had no further trouble. Other beena perfect success. WA WA rV:mYV hERE A: fit to d n'<. D_n't dri yoi can get good, healt hcrc at ycur door. V Springs Water-every body can't go to the sI geit by phoning or quintity to suit )ou frc Tatris titbi is made from Harris C in pints. Price ioc. Our Fount from the North Pole., Jno. H. McIl Phone 39. Harris Lit FO Kidney?, Bladder, THOUSANDS TESTIFY TO THE VIRTUES OF . . .: ::.:.: AND RECOMMEND IT F( to All Sufferers It has ct and will s HARRIS LITHIA WATER CARBOl HARRIS UTIIA QINOER-ALE *FOR SAILE E a * IHARRf h il Boulware, estate of Ralph Wisse and Rehben Jones. LiJ. B. Brown-i7 acres in No. 8 Bounded by lands of Thos. Howel y' estate of Wesley Wooten and Chai y lotte Boney. Mre. Laura Tant-li74 'acresi a No. 8. Bounded by lands of W. 'l Martin, J. F. Brown, Jno. Rime n and 0. B. Boney. -E. M. Flahertv-334 acres il Y No. 8. Boundedl by lands - J. W. Brown, Mrs. Alary Rainei e Bone r, estate of Thos. Howe. Band Mrs. Sarah Wooten. W. MT. McCatbe--281 acres il No. 8. Bounded by lands o Aleck Brown, estate of Anthon: Boney, Mary Boney and W. WV Entzminger. J. T. Tarrar-9 acres in No. 8 Bounded by lands of M.MI. Clink scales, B. IMhaoffman and Jamne Raines. R. E. ELLISON, 7-9td 8. F. C. SOU'PH CAROLINA MILITARY ACA, SDE71Y. One vacanicy in the State Beneficiar, Scholarship, is~ to be awarded on com -petitive examination, for this Fairfil County. Blanik forms of application shouk be appiied for at once to Col. C. S Gasden, Chatirmnan Board of Visitors These applications, fully made out -must he ini the hands of the Chairmiar on the 31st July in order to receiv< attention. * ~ C. S. GADSDPEN, Ch. Board Visitors. NotiCe to Creditors. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CoU'NTY OF FAIRFIELD. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. S. P. Younginier, S. R. Younginer, Lee R. Younginer, George F. Yiounginar, .John WV. Younginer, and I . B. Barr, u..ains.~t Mrs. M. L. Younginer, in her own r!ght and ats Ad<hninistratrix of the estate of Thornas P. Younger, and The Sceottishi American Mortgage Comipany, Limited, D)efendanite. In pursluance of ain order tf,. th'e Court of Common Pleas,' for the County and State aforesnid, made in the above stated ee, on thec 13thi day ot April. 1902, notice is hereby giveni to all and singulanr the ereditors of Thoma~s P'. Younginer, deceased, that they are re' quiire.t to p)resenlt atnd mzake due proof of their several andl res pective elaiin. be..fore mia, on or b,efore the 15)th day of A ugust, 1902. .Mc)NL) Special;jRefereQ. Wimisboro, S. C., Junte 23, 1902. rFC'rT'S POWDERS) B.Acm Snz5oe, Ark.. ept.18,1901. rites:) "Enclosed And fifty centsforwhichpleaemallme re raised children without It. The other day a lady In M. ie; our cab was eln ondition; his bows a meoubbewsiasriucodtothiboeshddid any good; the second dose of "TE2ETHIN3" gate neb of the tamily have asd It and every dew by __E WTER EWR vD NOT A DROP nk imyure wvater when~ n:'y spring water right Te can give you GlenA body knows it. Every )rings: Everybody can :alling on us. in any >m a pint up. a Ginger Ue :elebrated Lithia Water ain is running soda Try it. A aster & Co Druggists. hia Water THN Liver and Blood. t HARRIS LITHIA WATER )R ITS CURATIVE-POWERS >f Stomach Diseases. ired them cure you. NATED } In Splits,. Pints and Quarts WORLD'S BEST. r VERYWI1ERE~ LITIA SPRINdS CO., SHARRIS SPRINGS, S. . Pints, II Quarts, -1 Half-Gallons. 3 We Have Thern All. SMcMASTER CO. fNo Flies AND MOSQUITOES IN the room where our Wire Screen Doors and Windows are used. They contributee richly to the pleasure of life during the long, hot, summer dlays. They are no longer a mere li:xury, but an actual *necessity within the reach of every one. IODoo rs complete with s.pring hinges nnd porcelain kng bs, at $1.00, $1.50, and $2.00. Win dows at 50c. 60c., andl 5c eaeb.. * Buy now and get rid of the flies and insect.. . W* SERIG IER T