The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1901-1982, October 15, 1902, Image 4
NEWS AND HERALD.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
WINNSBORO PRINTING CO.
J. FRANK FOOSHE, - - - EDITOR
TEMs.-m ADVANCE:
-One Year,........................... 1.5.
SIx.MoDths........................ .. .75
WINNSBORO, S. C.
Wednesday. October 15, - - 1902
Every child in the county
should have the privilege of a
day at the county fair. The ad
vantages to be gained from a day
spent in looking upon the pro
ducts of the county ard in meet
ing representatives from all sec
tions of the coanty would be
wo-th more than a day at schoo!.
We hope that the -- trustees
throughoit *.he county will give
Thursday, October 23, as a holi
day and that the teachers will
come to the county fair and bring
their pupils along with them.
We understand that the county
board of commissioners has taken
under advisement the matter of
purchasing improved road mn
chinery for the purpose of the
better working the roads of the
county. We know nothing of
the merits of the special machin
ery that is to be called to their
attention at their November num
ber. But we do know that those
counties which have gone ahead
and worked their public roads up
.to a creditable standard have
done it by means of improved
machinery. From our under
standing of the matter such ma
chinery may be bought in such a
way as to necessitate a very
small outlay on the part of the
county in the beginning, the ma
chinery more than paying for
itself before the final payment
falls due. If this be the case,
and thus it seems fron the ex
perience of others-it certainly
would be the part of wisdom for
the commissioners to make such
an investment, and thus improve
the public highways-an improve
ment that would mean more to
Fairfield County than anything
else that could be effected.
Cotton Ginning Statistics.
The cotton ginneries of the
county will make the first report
of their ginning for this season at
the close of this week, the report
intchuding all cotton ginned up to
and including October 18. As
this report will have to be in
Washington by October 25, it is
very important that every ginner
report as promptly as possible to
J. Fi..nk Fooshe, Winnsboro, the
amount of cotton ginned up to
the date above mentioned. The
second of these reports will be
made December 13, and the last
about February 15 or March 1.
They are sure to prove of great
va'.ve to all interested in the
fleecy staple.
For Over Sixty Years.
*Mrs. WVins o ;'s S ahing Syrup has
beea used for over sixty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success
It soothes the child. sonens the gmns
allays all pain, cures wind eolic, and
is the best remedy for .diarrhe~a. It
will relieve the poor little sufferer
immediately. Sold by all druggistseini
every part of the world. T wenty-five
cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for
"Mrs. Winslows's Soothing Syrup,"
and take no other kind. 1-1-1'7
Enter Early.
Al! parties expecting to mnak&
exhibits at the county fair are re
quested to g*at their cards at
once. -These can be had of the
secretary anud treasurer. Any ex
hidits sent into him this week
will be properly looked a~ter
Remember thatt no entry cain lh
made after We jnes !ayV, Uet'be!
22.
GiPFor a good ca >kini
go to J. 0. B3oags. He wiil sa'
-you money.
NiiA full stock of up-to-d:'te
millinery at .J. 0. B3oag's.
Look Out for Fever.
Biliousness and live~r disorders at this i
season may he prevented by cleansing
the system with DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. These famnous little pills do not
gripe. They move the bowels gently,
but copiously, anud by reason of the~ e
tonic properties, give tone and strength e
to the glands. MeMaster Co.,.
-The pastoral relation exist
ing between Rev. R. F. Kirkpat- 6
rick and Lebanon, Salem and s
Uinion churches was dissolved, ~
and he was dismissed to the pres
bytery of Indian Territory. Mr.
Kirkpatrick expects to take 1
charge of the church at Wapa- ~
nunea T. T.-Yorkville Enqnirer. C
THE. EXECUTIVE. COLIITTEE
MEETS.
knd Alakes all Final arrangement for
the Connty Fair to be Held Octo.
ber 22-24.
There was a very important
meeting of the executive coM
nittee of the Fairfield Agricultn
-al Society Saturday. A number
f matters of interest were attend
3d to, including. the selection of
rounds, the appointment of
udges, and other necessary
letails. The members spoke
borpefally of the succes of the
fair, the prospects for exhibits
in every .department being un
asually bright.
The society has been very for
bunate in obtaing buildings and
rounds. The vacant two stores
in the granite building, which
ad been tendered the society
or its use, were most gladly
ecepted. In .one of these will
be displayed the exhibits of the
ousehold and fine art depart
ment, in the other the field crops
and poultry. The lot in the
rear has also been kindly loaned
the society for the stock exhibit.
This having all the exhibits so
lose together will add greatly
to the success of the fair.
All entries will have to be made
on Wednesday. Positively no
ntries will be made after Wed
nerday. Persons exhibiting cows
and horses must also make the
ntries for the same on Wednes
day. All exhibits for the house
hold, field crop, fine art, and
poultry departments must be in
place Wednesday. All horses
and cattle must be in Thursday
morning by 10 o'clock, or else
will not be allowed to compete
for a prize. All parties expect
ing to make any entries whatever
are requested to attend to the
same as soon as possible. Ei
hibitors of poultry must furnish
their own coops.
The silver goblet which has
heretofore been offered in the
feld crop department will be
awarded instead of the berry set
as published for the household
department in the premium list.
Mrs. T. L. Johnston was ap
pointed superintendent of division
A and'Mrs. H. G. Wylie of division
Bof the household department to
take the places respectively made
vacant by the resigna tions of Mrs.
H. . Gaillard and Mrs. W. A.
Beaty, who could not serve.
The following judges were ap
pointed, all of whom it is hoped
can serve:
Field Crops-R. 0.; Gooding,
R. E. Ellison, T. W. Ruff.
Horses and Mules-Arthur
Owers, W. J. Turner, 'D. A.
Crawford.
Cattle-R. A. Meares, R. A.
Patrick, P. B. Cornwell.
Hogs and Sheep-H. B. Refo,
R. Y. Turner, Dan Hall.
Poultry-J]. T. Carter, T. L.
Bulow, J. M. Stewart.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
Division A-Mrs. S. C. Cath
art, Mrs. J. R. Curlee, Capt, H.
A. Gaillard.
Division B-Mrs J. F. Mc
Miaster Miss Jeanette Patrick,
L. E. Owens.
Division C-Mrs; R. E. Elli
Ers. ,R. C. Gooding, Jno - W.
Seigler.
D i vis i on D-Mrs. H. E.
Eetchen, Mrs. W. H. Flenniken,
J. F. McMast er.
FINE ART DEPARTMENT.
Division A-Mrs. Davis Doug
as, Mrs. Thos. P. Bryson, J.
Wilson Hanahan. . agi
Division B.-M i ssMgi
Elder, Miss Mamie Bolick,.T. H.
Ietchen.
Division 0-Miss F a n n i e
3reight, Miss Lilla Beaty, J. P.
Jaldwell.
The excitement incident to traveling
ud change of food and water often
riugs on diairrhoea, and for this reason
10 one should leave horne without a
iotle of Chamiberlain's Colic, Cholera
nid Diarrhw~a Remedy. For sale by
JeLater Co.
-At the request of the Barn
vell Bar G* venor McSweeney
ia appointed Judge 0. W.
uhannan to preside over a
pecial term of the Court of Corn
aon Pleas for this county, com
encing on the* second Monday
u December and continuing
bree weeks if necessary.-Barn
ell People.
Forty Years' Torture.
To be relieved from a torturing dis
se after~ 40 years' torture might well
gus the gratitude of anyone. That
what DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
id for C. Haney, Geneva, 0. He
lys: "DeWitt's WVitch Hazel Salve
ured mie of pil-s after I had suffered
3years." Cures euts, burns, wounds,
<in1 diseaises. Beware of counterfeits.
Iceaster Co.
A big supply of wrap
ing paper and paper bags
.t The News and Herald
ff ice.
KNOWLED4E
And Is Generally the F
Labor. To MasterAnN
but it does not Fol
Means tc
We HavB Studied tl
And have mastered it, and -want to impart ou
hard, laborious work to learn what we KNOS
Wha is ti0owro
First. KNOWLEDGE. i order h
Second. KNOWLEDGE.- In oider
placed in the hands of COMPETENT ARI
Third. KNOWLEDGE. So that yo
mings have been used.
Fourth. KNOWLi96dE. In order
properly done.
Fifth. KNOWLEDjE So that y
STAND, will keep its shape, will hold. its C
NOW, in order .o gu antee.aJthis,.
material, correctly cut, properly made, WILI
color, and is the CORREFSS i'YLE. Do
and made by members o
1 NITEDiANIENT, w
The designers of Clothmng sold by
Clothing.
Ist. In quality, cet adsty le, to be un
2nd. We guarantee the, price ~:o be .a
'sweat shops.".
3rd. We guarantee ever-y sale. If
WHAT IT MAY.
T4~Ibt is 1towebe neces
zst~ THAT YDURMAY KNiC
2nd. W H AT TO BUY. . .
In addition to the fact that "the appar
you are "up-to-date" in your "get-up" is
GRE4T SA
DID YO
visit a city or town and realize that your Hat
like "these fellows"? That your Shirt, Collai
Shoes were clean "out of it"? -
from us you will never have that feeling of "1
did the RIGH T T HING.
ONE WOi
Our store is not a prison. You are at
if we don't sell you we will guarantee that iti
Ketch in Merca
IPOWR
tesult of Hard, Untiring
Fthing Requires Study,
low that to "Study"
"Master."
ie Clothing Business
r knowledge to others. It has taken years of
V ABOUT CLOTHING.
Ma~Ina Good Sit?
it we may correctly judge the material.
that we may know that the material has beer
'JSTS to cut and proportion.
u mnay know when proper linings and trim
that you may know when the work has beer
)u can assure the people that the suit wil
dor, and is the PROPER STYLE.
ve must KNOW that our Clothing IS of goot
STAND, will keep its shape, will keep it
WE know this? Yes, for it is designed, cut
OIKX$RS OF AMKRICA.
us are indeed "Artists." We guarantee oul
surpassed and unequalled.
t east as low as "stuff" made by "scabs" and ir
iot satislactory, we will make it so, COS '1
sary in provibing an outfit?
WWHEN TO BUY, AND
1l eft proclaims the man" the knowledge thai
[ISFACTION.
U EVER
was out of, style? That your Suit didn't fi
-and Cravat was not "in it"? And that you1
FOUR OUTFIT
onesomeness," but will indeed realize that yot
RD MORE.
liberty to come and look and LEA RN, and
s tim~e well spent.
n ti le Company.
-J. E McDonald, Esq., leaves
this week for Washington, where
he goes to argue a case before
the U. S. Supreme Court, the
Southern Railway having ap
pealed to this high tribunal in a
case in which Mr. McDonald
represents the plaintiff, Jno. B.
Craig.
To Cure a Cold In.one Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature
isoq each box. 25c.
Ex-Governor D. H. Chamber
lain has arrived in Columbia' and
engaged quarters for the winter.
A full snpply of school
books and school supplies
always in stock at The
News and Herald office.
November is perhaps the best
month to set out fruit trees. Be
sure to put out a few this fall, if
you have to ride out amongst
your neighbors and beg some
sci6ns. Better put out any sort
of tree than have none at all.
The Best Prescription forMalaria
Chills and Fever is a bottle of GBovE's
TAsTELEss CHILL Toic. It is simply
iron and quinine in a -tasteless forma.
No Cure, No Pay.. Price 50c.
Young Doctor-Which kind'of
patients do you find the hardest
to cure?
Old Doctor-Those who have
nothing the matter with them.
Stops the Cough .
and works aff the cold.
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Price 25 cents.
A GOO IYSTII!
The Fairfield Cotton Will is
offering a block of seven per cant
preferred stock. Interest payable
January 1st and July 1st. Par
ties having money for investment
will find it to their advantage to
see T. K. ELLIOTT,
10-15-2t President.
NOTICE.
Sunvisons Ornct,
Winnsboro, S. C., Oct. 14, 1902.
Notice is hereby given, that a
meeting of the lBoard of ControE
for the Count of Fairield wf
be held in th Supervisor's
o n MONDAY, NOV2 3Ef
17TH, at which meetin apl
cants-for the position of Ds<n.
ser at Bidgeway, S. C., will be
considered.
All applications for said poi
tiont must be on file wit the
Cotuty Supervisor at least twenty
days previous to said date.
T. M. JORDAN. Chairman,
ULYSSE G. DESPORTES,
B. M. AIKEN,
Bd. of Control, for Fairfield Co.
10-15-1m
Attend
.the
County Fair
at
Winnsboro
Oct. 22-24A.