The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1901-1982, January 18, 1905, Image 5

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The Liber Extended to will be ai for Us ID To do even better thing trade is so much continue to bi -FURNITU whether they be great c pairi R. W. P I Horses 4 JUST that are fin workers. A.N At McCarley's Old Stz LOCAL INTELLIGEN( Wednesday, Jan. 18, 1905 ~-Mrs. S. J. Dunn, of Ft. Wor ~eas, is with relatives in town -aMiss Kate Mellichamp, Blackville, is with relatives town. -Misses Carrie and Eloise: lIott have returned from Ch~ lotte. Mrs. 3. W. Durham, of F] lHill, is with her mother, Mrs. E. Boulware. -Mrs. M. H. Mobley, of 4 -lumbia, has been spending a d&ys in town. -Miss Ethel Harden, of jumbia, is visiting relatives: .friends in town. -Miss - Fannie Beckham, *toek Hill, is the guest of Mi .Julia campbell. -Miss Mamie Taylor, of I lumbia, is' spending a few days town with relatives. --Mrs. Drusilla Stanton is Port Tampa, Fla., where she v~ remain for several weeks. --Mr. W. A: Neil, of Flint E left Monday for~ a stay of seve weeks at Boardman, Fla. -Mrs. T. F. Davis and el dren, of Killians, spent seve days in town lest week with re tives. -Mr. W. R. Elliott has acce ed a position with W. C. Be and will be pleased to have friends call. -Mr. C. K. Douglass and fa ily left Monday for Marion, wh he goes to engage in the miere tile business. -Miss Lucile Mim naugh Columbia was operated upon week for appendictis. She is i convalescent. -Mrs. G. G. Mays and e dren, of Greenville, are the gui of Mrs. S. 0. Byrd. Mr. M spent Monday here. -Miss Malvina Dudley, a: 4pending several weeks with A~ -B.-J. Quattlebaum, lef t Moni for her home in Greenville. ~-Winnsboro has been -reprsented this week at ,Supreme Court in session ~Columbia, all the members of Ibar being in attendacne with exception of Mr. W. D. Dougla -.-Miss Eunice Bacot, who -operated upon for appendicits Chester a few days agt reported as getting along :and hopes to be home in a days. During her absence place in Mt. Zion is being fi by Miss. Lilla- Beaty. -The entertainment by Anderson-Reobr Company at Thespian Hall Fryeveir iPatrolidge Us During 1904 1 Inspiration uring 1905 s for our customers, whose appreciated. We shall pleased to supply your - - - RE WANTS, r small, for the new or re ng the old. I I L L I PS. nd Mules ARPIVED A carload of the right kind and at the right price. 3 Mares ie brooders and L Owens. Lbles. E -under the auspices of the lyceum was one of the very best that has been given here, a]] expressing themselves as highly pleased with it. h,-There will be an oyster sup per at Wood ward Friday evening ffor thie benefit of the school. The ipublic is cordially invited. m-The State Bar Association meets in Columbia Thursdaty and Friday of this week. Mr. 0. W. ar- Ragsdale, the vice-president for the sixth judicial circuit, will de mt liver an address Thursday after M-noon on "Ndteworthy changes in the statute law or points of gen - eral interest made in the State, ew in other States, and by congress during the present year," Reid-Robinsan. of On 'Thursday evening at the iSS residence of the bride's father, near Ridgeway, Mr. Erskine Reed -? and Miss Viola Robinson were in qaietly married, Rev. Mr. Mills officiating. The happy couple at with a'few .friends then repaired ill to the home of the groom, where a most delightful supper was 1l, served. Mr. Reed is an exceed ral ingly popular young man, and a most successful farmer. May ii- happiness be theirs. a- Tirs. N. U. Rawls. pt- On Friday, the sixth of Janu ty ary, in the presence of one daugh his ter, one son, one sister, and many relatives and friends, at her home ,m- in the Wateree section of this ere county, the spirit of Mrs. Nancy n- Gunning Rawls took its flight from its earthly home to its heav enly abode above the skies, after s several years of severe affliction, atShe was the widow of the late owCapt. T. W. Rawls, who preceded her to the grrve a little more than bil three years. She was a devout sts member of Mt. Olivet Presbyter-* ysian church, a place of all places on this earth she loved most, save tmher Christian home. trShe was, a kind friend, an af rs fectionate and loving mother. and aya true, devout Christian. None knew her but to love her. She ell always had a sweet smile, a warm th9 welcome and kind advice for ev in erv one she met. the Ju~st as gentle as the spring leaves come the Or snowflakes cover the so:1, ss Passed she out from an earthly homn 'Into the home of God. vas She leaves two sons, one daugh at ter and two sisters to mourn he: , isloss. Her rem:ains were laid tc ell rest on Saturday evening in th4 few old family burying ground by the her side of her husband aind severa l!ed little ones that passed away man: years ago. the Mourn not bereaved ones, fo: the your loss is her eternal gain. i- One Who Knew Her. Denth at Crosbyvlle. Mr. Osnord 13o ilware, the oldest e.itizPl of this neighbor ic0d. d;ed on the morning of the 10th oat. He was eighty-seven years old on the 17th December and had lived on the place where I he settled when first married sixty-niu > years ego. He first married when eighteen years old. Ho was lixing with his third wife when he died, H;e leaves a large number of children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was buried at Cool Branch church, the services being conducted by Rev. E D. Wells, his pastor. A large number of relatives and Jriends attended his burial. Jan. 13, 1905. C. Notice. Notice is hereby given that the health of the people of this county is in imminent danger and must be taken care of. It has been decided that every precaution be taken to prevent pro longed cases of pneumonia, grippe, etc. The best thing to do is tQ give a good cough mixture as soon as the cough starts. Get MURRAY'S HORE HOUND, MULLEIN AND TAR. Only :.5c. a bottle. At all druggssts. 4rt Exhibit at the Armory. Encouraged by the interest taken in the ethibit of last year, Mt Zion Institute has made arrange ments with one of the best art companies to place on exhibi tion ncxt week one of the largest and most carefully selected col lections of masterpieces obtaina ble fr this purpose. This is known as the Horace K. Turner Art Exhibit. The pictures are the best possible reproductions from the originals in carbone gravures, and platinum prints. The exhibit will be held in the. Armory commencing on Wednesday, Jan. 25, and continuing three days. The price of admission is ten cents for children and fiftcen cents for adults. The proceeds are to be used in purchasing books for the school library. Catalogues giving full descriptions of the works will be on sale and orders will be taken for the purchase of pictures, the prices of . hich range from five to one hundred dollars. For OverSixty Years Mas. WxsoW's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for over 60 years by mil lions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, altays all pain; cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor litle sufferer immedi ately. Sold by druggiata in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a b< tdle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Wiaslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind. I .WLedgers, Ledgers, Ledgers at the News and Herald office. sPEc To Close Out we offer you SPECIAL but we do offer theE we want the cash, we get in February. Special prices on all:I goods at first cost. Some pretty Dark Sil at less than cost. Lot of Ready-made S Dark Percales at 7%<~ Lot of pretty Flanne These were ioc. and 12 We offer all Winter 1 tion of men's, ladies' a A small lot of Blank cost while they last. , . 0 * Balance of our Wint cut prices. SOME OF , . . We have a great mal heavy goods at cost. good bargains we are o We need a lot of m< swap your money for a good bargains besides 1 you can save money. LEE'S BIRTHDAY Will be Observed With Appropriat Excrc:ses ny fit. Zion. To-morrow is Lee's birthday "As a man ht will even stand ou ir American history on the sam< level as Washington, the lofty. minded national hero. As a grea military genius, he will be b] future generations classed witl the very few world-known leader of armies who tower abov. humanity as leaders born of God. Such is Lord Woiseley's estimat of the man, who as soldier i unexcelled, and who towers abov all the great men of past ani preseut ages in the love ani esteem of his people, won foi him more by the Christ-lik< purity and gentleness of his life than by the genius and glory o his milit:ry career. We are indeed a blessed and fortunate peop< with such a hero for our youth tc emulate. Instead of indulging in th< customary vacation that only vaguely calls to memory the name of the hero it pretends to honor Mt. Zion Institute will observ( the day with appropriate ex ercises. Tha period imm;ediately preceding the mid-day recesE will be devoted to class instruc tion and recitations on the life o. Lee and the cause he fought for At noon the school will assem ble to hear an address from the brave and honored veteran Capt. H, A. Gaillard. To these ex. ercises the public is cordially invited. The Best fledlcine I Have Ever Used. Columbia, S. C.. Nov. 10, 1903. Gentlemen: I have suffered a lonp time from chronic liver complaint, and find that Dr. James' Iron Blood and Liver Tonic gave me more relief tlati anything I have ever used. I recom. mend it to all who suffer from consti Vation. Yours truly, J. S. Shehand. THAT SUIT will look as good as new if you will have it cleaned and pressed. I am prepared to do the -work for you at the most reasonable prices and I guarantee satisfaction. By having your suit cleaned and pressed it will look ener so Muoh better all the while and will last so much longer. If yo'u have not been in the habit of having your suit kept in goQd order, -begin it now and see how much satisfact ion there will be in the improved looks of the suit and in its longer wear. Give me a trial. tf. W, Bose urham. soma.Kid YorIae Aways Bogt signature of :Balance of XM PRICES. We do not offi se WAiater Goocde and want to make room i ress Goods, and, a greal ks at cut prices, and lot ;kirts and Jackets at cost. :and 9'/c. a yard, worth lettes and Dark Outing a [c. Jnderwear at first cost. nd children' s-all new go2 ets and Heavy Flannels. Clothing er Clothing (and there are T HEM UNDER COST. Shoes iy bargains in Shoes; soim {ou will have to see then ffering. mey in January. Thisi n extra amount of good g :hose we mention. Call o II Dry ( I I - The Cultus Club. e The Cultus Club was deligh fully entertained Friday afte noon by Mrs. Lizzie Adams. Ti t following interesting progra wrs carried out: Roll call. ; Quotations from Whittier r "Eternal Goodness." Points of interest in New Yor -Miss Susie Ketchin. Sketch of Washington Irvin Miss Anna McCants. Reading: "Legend of Sleep Hollow"-Miss Annie Davis. Reading: Kipling's -'Rece: sional"-Mrs. S. C. Byrd. After t!he o interstnig exei -i,(;,5s; acl course atcl bon but were served. The < lnb members prefer f were: )Ie-dames S. C. Byx( W. C. . stv, T. K. Elliott, PreE ton R'ion, J. G. M C'ants, Misse Lilla &eaty, .Julia Campbel Elizabeth Cureton, Isabel Doug lass, Annie Davis, Carrie Elliot' Susie Ketchin, Marie McCant. Anna McCauts and lPessie Mc Master. The invited guests: Mesdame B G. Pr.ttt of Washir:gton. S. J Dunn of Fort Worth, Texas, J. J Neil, U. G. DesPortes, W. A Beaty, Misses Margaret and Na: Thompson. Pneu:nonia and La Grippe. If you but knew the splendid imeri of Foley's Honey and Tar yoV woul never be without it. A dose or tw< will prevent an attack of pneumoni, or la grippe. It may save your life ''be prevention of (consumption is en tirely a quostion of commencing th proper treatment in time. Nothing I so well adapted to ward off fatal lun; troubles as Foley's Honey and Tai Sold by McMaster & Co. FOR RENT--Four-room housE new and desirable, J. 0. Boag. FOR SALE-A good Diop Hea Favorite Sewing Machine fo $25.00. T. M. Haynes. FOR SALE-Six pairs Thor oughbred Mammoth Bronz Turkeys (gobbler weighing 4l pounds at 18 months); also on registered brel Berkshire Sow Prices right. -R. E. Ellison, FOR RENT-House and lo formerly occupied by Mr. Jobi Hollis, known as Propst.dwell ing. A. S. & W. D. DouglasE Attorneys. 12-28 Notice to Stockholders, The stoockholders of' the Merchants Building and Loan Association wil present their certificates of stock to thb Secretary and Treasurer and have pay mnent of !!ve dollars per share enterei on same. W. G. JO RDA N, 1-18-it .Secretary and Treasurer. IALE! (inter Goods ~r everything at cost, s at cost; for the reason or Spring Goods that t many new and fine >f Dark Silk remnants ioc. and 12%/c. t 7'/c. and 8c. a yard. We have a good selec ds. You can get them at some choice suits) at Sat cut prices and some i to understand what s your .opportunity to oods. We have many n us and you will find ods Co. Your Mou 's Lj IF NOT SAl y Y This is our policy, and just to our customers. We want your trade in - loss to us on a particula s - stanIl in the way when i concerned. ' E MONEY BACK, THERE $ ASATISFIE *Jno. H. McMa Phone 39--DRUGGISTS. SWINiNSBO RO COTT( Cotton Stoct DIRECT WIRES New York, New Orlei a Out-of-Town Orders solicite attention Phone 82. 195 GADE I W'yae Received a B 'Landreth's Gard and Landrethi "L4vdreth's Garden Seed a 'so our customers say. They ai ~them and be convInced, McMaster C Under Wlnnsboro Hotel. MES! P1 I have just rec lot of fresh Kent which I offer ch< or on one and time with appr< ity. Give me a buying elsewher please you.. M. W.[f Special P We are glad to announce that we than ever b-fore for doing all kind: REPAIR V and that we shall be glaid to be fa' may have. When needing anythir oAll busiuess entrustedto uswil -to.. R. T. Matthe" ,y Back ISFIED. we think it is but general, and the .r sale must not. your business is FORE, UNLESS D.A ster & Co. -Wnnsboro, S. C. s Grain TO mns, nd Chicago. I and given prompt resh Supply of en Seed 3 Onion Sets Lnd Onion Sets grow," -e true to name. Try ompany, Druggists. eived a nice ucky Mules, ~ap for cash two years' aved secur call before -e and I will So t y. 4otice. are now better prepared 3 of /OR K -ored with any work you ig repaired bring it to us I be promptly attended A vs & Son.