Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LOCAL iNTELLIG -iN CE I Wednesday. October 5 - -902 -Mrs. A. F. Ruff has returned to Rock Hill. -Come to the county fair October 22-24. --Mrs. Mary Muldrow of Sum is at her old home. -Mr. Joe Obear spent a few days in Washington last week: -See Clerk's sales and other legal advertisements on page 4. -E. D. Blakeny, Esq., of Kershaw, spent Monday in town. -Mr. Jas. Macfie succeeds Mr. Hood as clerk at the dis pensary. -Mr. James Wethersbee is now assistant depot agent at Rock Hill, -Mr. Holbrook Rion has ac cepted a position in the depot at Columbia. -Miss Edith Lyles who has been on a visit to Miss Bessie Lyles has returned home. Mrs. R. H. Jennings of Co lumbia spent several days last week with, friends in town. -Mr. F. C. Billingslea, of Spanish Town, Jamaica is visit ing at Mrs. Jno. Greight's. -Be at Thespian Vall Thurs day evening to enjoy the enter tainment by the Boston Stars. *-Miss Helen McDonald of the Presbyterian College for Women ran up Friday for a short stay. -Mrs. A. L. McCarley and Miss Nettie Sitgreaves attended the openings in -Columbia last week. -Mrs. MeWaters of Black stock spent Sunday at the Winns boro:Hotel with her brother, Mr. H. B. efo. -The Boston Stars will give an entertainment at the Thespian Hall Thursday evening that.you should not miss. -It will greatly aid the man- i agement of the county fair for. you to get entry cards for you'r exhibits as soon as possible. -By all odds . have an.exhibit at the county fair. It ..*ill help you to make the exhibit and others will be helped by what you do.' -The many friends of. Mr.-D. G.'Ruff will be sorry to, learn! that he is.. gradually gettinig weaker, with no seeming chances df recovgry. - If, thie- demagl: for premium~ lists jn~icates-anything, it is that the county fair will have many more exhibitors and exhibits Ior this year than last. -Mr. Chas. Hays, one of Fair field's oldest citizens, ~died at Ridgeway Sunday night aged 85 years, the cause of his death' l'eing cancer of the jaw. -There should be -a large nutnber of exhibits at the countyf fair. Be sure to bring yours oi, so that you will not have to say "Ii could have beaten that." -The law offree of J. W. Hanahan, Esq., is being comn pletely overbaailed and will be greatly imp-.oved in appearance' and convenience when the work is completed. -President Johnston of the Fairfield Agricultural Society says that he never saw a better outlook for large exhibits at a county fair than at present. This. - is most encouraging. -Mr. W. A. Hood who has for several years been the efficient overseer of this section of the Southern's line his given up his position and opened up a dry .goods and clothing store in the old auditor's office to the rear of the jail. He will be pleased to have his~ friends call. --IIAWKES Fitted to 1 Satisfaction Jno. H. McI\ Drug SOLE A -Wedding bells will soon ring at Winnsboro and at Ridgeway. -Mr. Frank Boulware leaves to-day for Pirt Tampa where he has accepted a good position. -Two bunches of keys have been left at The News and Herald office for the owners to get; also one linen handkerchief with name of Nannie S. Thomp son stamped on it. -Miss Clara Beaty is tesching the school at Luke, Miss Anna Lou Martin, the former teacher, has been quite sick aLd will not be able to resume her school room work for some time. -We rise to echo the follow ing sentiment: "An editor wishes no bodily harm to his subscribers, but just at this season he wishes that. some" in a'ririears. would U seized with a remittanee fever." -The attraction at Thespian Hall Thursday evening, OctobAr 16, will be The ..Boston Stars. This will be the first of the en tertainments of the lyceum course and a rich treat is promised all who attend. -So far this fall the seasons have been unus'ally favorable to the sowing of small grain, and from what we can learn a great deal of it is being sown. Let the good wQrk go on. LJoin the grain I sowers if not. already one. -The demand for houses to I rent is greater than the supply. Several parties at the quarry would now live in town if they E could only get the houses to live in. With the present demand 5 there should -be more* Iouses erected for the purpose of renting. -Col. W. A. Neal, agent for the Good Roads Machinery Co., was in town Saturday. He will return to Winusboro to be present at a meeting of the board of county commissioners Nov. 15, when the claims of his -machine is to be considered by the board. -The Frances-Margueritte club gave a delightful, entertain- ' ment at Ridgeway Friday even ing, greatly pleasing their au- .1 dience. This club always gives a part of its proceeds to the school at ~ which they give their entertainment. Any school in the -cointy desirous of raising funds for any, purpose. should correspond with them. [;Everything good to eat at . F. M. Habenicht's. s Two milk, cows, two; good niles, onghorse. D. L. Stevenson, Stevenson, S. C. AiiirA grand display of friraimed ats at Mrs. McCarley's Thurs day and Friday. .. Fair Attractions. The management of the county I fair is negotiating for som~side' attractions for the fair and hopes t to be able to make satisfactory arrangements for this feature. a Grape Nut at F. M. Habenicht's. , The State Fair. It is now but two weeks till the,8tate--fair, -ased* the prospects 1 were never brighter for a great gathering. The city of Columbia a has come -to the help of the fair association in the securig; of at-c tractions. Already many eriies have been made. Get a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomah and-LiveahIWwMOMs ter Co.'s drug store. They are eaier to take and more pleasant in effect than p ills. Then their use is not followed by constipation as is often the case with pills. Regular size, 25c per jbox. ) our Eyes. Guaranteed. 1aster & Co., gists, CF-lETS. TKE OOD8 YOI FALL AND We Prepare for Your Wants by Having Go Weather, and by Searching the Marke Need. We have Made Extra EJ Everything You Want at I WE A5K3PECIA rom the ladies to our DRESS GOODS. This ounty. New heavy Skirtings for walking skirts rice 50c to $i.oo the yard. Beautif'ul dress pati roadcloth, Coverts, Whip-Cords, Venetians, and iaricularly handsome line of Black Goods in ph er yard. New and very pretty styles in Waist 5c peryard. ilk'n all-olors and qualit phtable" Taffatat jilk at 75c. anjd yard-wide at-$ NEW ANDSTYL PRICES, $2.00 eady-made Walking Skirts in' a variety of co aists. black and colors. Very Oretty styles in Jnderskirts, both plain and fancy colors. Our success in this departmen has made it pos ock this season is prettier di noe~ n-todte ~e vei'yihtig at clo'se prices. J'e give good v WE ARE HEk or all the little notions ydoi waiLl All colors in -price $i .oo. New and stylish Golf Gloves, wh . & G..and W.:& B. Corsets, short;nediuni, ane > be had. Our Hosiery stock shows the best vz nd cotton for all members of the family at price tLargeAssotmefnihrbterg E New Mercerized Table Damask-beautiful got ~preads from 5oe to $2.0o each-iniality the b~et rades from Soc to $7.oo per pairs We Are Prgpare n all the feet in the county. We give close atte ou can .lae sure yoni will get from us solid, well r ariety'from the heavy coarse goods to the finest ~3.oo Shoe for flnen and Zeigler's'Ladies' Shoeis a -ExTRA~ COOl n Men's and Children's Clothing. The 11ew st Iats. WE GIVE PF vith cash purchases. This is worth your atteuti ,leased, as the premiums are not trash, but good We ask your patronage, feeling sure we can n >ecause we sell good goods at low prices and ha, CALDWELL DFE T WANT FOR WINTER. ods Made in Hot Weather for Cold I r ts for such Goods as You will [forts this Season to have >rices to Please You. L ATTENTION t is the finest and prettiest stock in the -all colors. New styles in Zibiline Cloth, erns in Pannella Cloth, Coronation Cloth, v C many other new and pretty weaves. A c in and fancy weaves, prices 25C to $1.40 c Joods in great variety of patterns, 25c 10 es-specially ask you to see, our "Non- E 1 oo the yard. t t [SH JACKETS, ro, mo - C ors and styles. Fine- Ready-made Silk t Black Petticoats and short knitted Wool - - 1] t sible for us to show everything new. Our than ever. We have a large stock and ork and the most stylish trimming. c - - OI QUA RTERS Kid Gloves. Our Gloves are guaranteed a C ite andsolors, 15c and 25c-good value, y long, prices Soc and $1.oo-best values ues to be found. Underwear in wool s that you can pay. broideries and Insertions. is-Napkins and Doylies to match. Bed bssible f or price named. Blankets of all t Lto~Put Shoes 1 ntion to the make-up of our Shoes, and ade goods. We have all styles and in paten t leatlyers for men and ladies. Snow's re the best that can be made. ) VALUES ies and low prices for Gents' and Boys' 2E M IUMS >n. and if you will investigate you will be useful articles. take it to your interest to trade with us, e the variety to satisfy all your wan'ts, tY GOODS CO. Mrs. S. E. Crawfor. Fiiday everiing Mrs. S. E. 3rawford, nee Miss Ellen Arm Itrong and wife of Mr. Robt. irawford, passed away. For everal years she had been in ery bad health. She was 62 ears old. She had long been a ember of the Methodist chureb. ler husband, a son J. A. Craw ord of Williston Fla. and a aughter Miss Jimmie Crawford f Winnsboro survive her. Her emains were interred in the emetery of Bethel church Sun ay morning, her pastor Rev. J. L Camp1ell officiated. The be eaved ones have the sympatby f the whole community. WaAll kinds of Fancy Bis nits and Fancy Crackers at F. M. Habenicht's. A Recital.. The people of Blackstock and icinity were most pleasantly en rtained last Friday night by a ecital given by Miss Fannie reight and Misg Margaret Glad en, both of Winnsboro. The ecital consisted of music by [iss Gladden and recitations by fiss Creight. The audience was ell pleased and applauded vig rously. An admission fee of 25 ents was charged. One-third f the receipt was given to the chool.-Chester Lantern Oct. 8. V J. 0. Roag's line of fall oods is very large and attractive, nd you should call and inspect he same if you are in search of e best goods and the lowest rices. A Church Organized. Daring the past week the pas >r Rev. J. L. Freeman, assisted y Rev. H'. K. Ezell, conducted pecial services at the Baptist urch at the Fairfield Cotton [ills, several accessions resulting berefrom. Sunday morning this ogregation, which has been eretofore a part of the Winns oro Baptist church, was organ sed into a separate church. The ew church will have about iirty members. Rev. J. L. reeman who.has done so much 2 its organization will continue s pastor. giFinest Hairs and Break st Strips at F. M. Habenichit's. When you wae your mouth, goat one o.'s drug store and get a free samiple' Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver ablets. One or two doses will make u welL They also cure biliousness, k headache and constipation. Last year at the last~ moment veral merchants fixed up' a isplay at the county fair. This 'ear every merchant should ar nge for a display. Space will be et aside for every merchant4 rishing to make' such a display his year, and there should be a umber to arrange a show case of rticles from their store. Those rho wish to make such a display hould speak at once before the pace is used otherwise. gr'The well known Hawk's asses are sold by Jno. H. Mc ~faster & Co. See their, ad. WiThe Caldwell Dry Goode ompany who are ever on the let for the best interest of their ustomers tell in a plain practi al talk in their ad to-day many hings of deepest interest espe ially to the ladies. They will e doing them a great favor to 'ead what this enterprising firm ias to say, and a still greater 'avor to accept their invitation to all at their store. giFull line B einz's Pickles nd Olives at F. M. Habenicht's. gir"Knowledge is power" is he quotation which heads the Large ad of the Ketchen Mercan bile Company in this issue. To mnow where to get the besst goods ror the l ea st money is the nowledge that gives power to every dollar you spend. They tell you they can add strength to your dollars. Know that this is so by giving them a call' g~Special low prices on bug gies and harness at J. 0. Boag's. number one bugrgy at the low est price. garIf you have not yet visited Boag's furniture store, there is a great treat in store for you. Big bargains in bed room suites, rocking chairs, and everything in the furniture line. WYou will be interested in calling at J. W, Seigler's and making an inspection of his stock of deftware. He tel's about it in is ad.