Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The libera Extended to U will be an for Us Du To do even better things i trade is so much api continue to be p - - - y FURNITUF whether they be great or s pairing R. W. PH Horses a JUST A 3 Nice that are fine workers. A. M. At McCarley's Old Stabl LOCAL INTELLIGENCE Wedneday,Jan. 25, 1905 -Capt. H. A. Gaillard spent: nesday in Columbia. --Mr W. S. Gladden of Rock Hill~spentfSunday in town. -Mrs. R. J. McCarley is spend ing a few days in Columbia. -Hon. J. Harry Foster of Lancaster spent Sanday in town. -Mrs. J. B. McMaster is on a short 'visit to relatives in Colum bia. -Rev. S. C. Byrd ran over to~ Clinton last 'week on a short busi ness trip. -Miss Mamie Taylor is with~ relatives in the upper portion of the county. -Mavor T. H. Ketchin has returned from a short business trip to the North. -There will be preaching at Salem cr arch Sunday morning by Rev. 3. R. Millard. -Mr. 3. H. Thornwell, Jr., spent Sunday at Blackstock with his friend, Mr. A. G. Fewell. -Mrs 5. J. Dunn has returned to Fort Worth, Texas, after a short visit to relatives in town. -Begin the raising of your home supplies this year by sow ing some oats this fine weather. -Mrs. George J. Wilds of Ridgeway is spending a few days 'with the family of Mr. J. W. Seigler. -Mrs. H. A. Gaillard has re turned home after a month spent with relatives in Charleston and Columbia. -Mrs. Clara Herron has re turned from Columbia, where she has been spending several weeks with relatives. -Mr. T. K. Elliott, who has been in New York on a business trip for several days past, has returned home. -Miss Jene Schutt, teacher of music at Winthrop, spent Sunday and Monday with the famfly of Dr. C. S. Pixley. -Miss F?annie Beckham has returned to Rock Hill after spend ing several days with her friend, Miss Julia Campbell. -Mr. R. W. Matthews re turned from Anderson Friday. after a week's visit to Mrs. and little Miss Matthews. -Messrs. Riley and Will Stew art have purchased the house and lot of Mr. M. H. Mobley on Con gress street now occupied by Mr. Robert Bankhead. -J. E. McDonald. Esq., Miss Helen McDonald, Miss Lil Dwight and Miss Jennie Ros 1 o ough went to Columnbia yes Patronage s During 1904 Inspiration ring 1905 or our customers, whost reciated. We shall leased to supply ur - - - - 'E WANTS, mall, for the new or re the old. ILLI PS. nd Mules RPIVED A carload 01 the right kini .and at t h t right price. Mares brooders and Owens. :s. -Mrs. John A. DesPortes, oi Ridgeway, is spending a few days with Mrs. J. J. Creight. -Meet me at the picture ex hibit at the armory will be a good motto for the next three days. There is a treat ini store for all who go there. -The weather of the past few days has been fine. The ground is now in good condition for plowing in most places. This is a flne time for sowing oats. -Every one in Winnsborc should take advantage of the opportunity to see the fine pictigre exhibit that will be at thR. armory during the next three days. -The picture exhibit at the armory for the next three days is for the benefit of the Mt. Zion library. For this reason and for the entertainment that will be afforded it ought to be largely attended. -The picture exhibit that was here the past year was so much appreciated by the large number who saw it that another and finer one has been brought on and it should be seen by all during the next three days. -Messrs. R. A. Buchanan and C. H. Crafts have opened a grocery business in the store formerly occupied by Mr.. S. Simpson. Mr. H. F. Harrison has opened a similar business in the store formerly occupied by Mr. S. B. Stevenson. -Winnsboro is to be congratu lated in having another picture exhibit this season. The one last year proved very attractive, and in view of the larger exhibit that is made this time there ought tc be a much larger attendance.. -Mr. W. B. Gilbert received notice a few days ago that his brother, Mr. J. E. Gilbert, who is at the Navy Yards in Washing ton had received serious injuries in a street car accident. Later information is to the effect that his inj'uries are not as serious as they were at first thonght to be. -The friends of Rev. Maxes Smith in the lower portion of thb conty, where he formerly sup plied the Presbyterian church have been favored with an invi tation to his marriage to Miss Margaret Jones, Feb. 8th, a Hangeho w, China, where he i~ now serving as a missionary. -In compliance with the term of a resolution recently intro duced in congress by Represen tative Burleson, the director o: the census has just issued a re port giving the amount of cottor ginned up to date by the variou: counties of the cotton growing states at the time of each of thi reports. Fairfield's report at given therein has been as follows Oct. 18, 14,349; Nov. 14, 20,5315 e. 13, 24,73. The total cro for the county in 1902 was 23,953 and in 1903 it was 18.581. The C rd Club. a We iTeslay evening from four until -,x o'c'oc':, the Card Club t was delightfilly entertained by f jthe Misses Elliott. After the games of whist and hearts were a played, i.it refreshments were a served. The members preEe4t! were Misses Mamie Ellison, L'z zie Cureton and Isabel Pisley. t The invited guests were Miss Susie Ketchn and Mrs. John W. Cathcart. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUI NINE Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. a E. W. Grove's signature is on each box. 2.5e. The Glee Club. The Glee Club was pleasantly entertained Tuesday evening byt Miss Julia Campbell in honor of'c her guest, Miss Fannie Beckham, I of Rock Hill. After the regular business and woik were over, cake and chocolate were served and the remaining.time was pleas antly spent in social intercourse - and music. The members present were: Misses Carrie and Eloise IElliott, Nell Gooding, Susie Ketchin, Sara and Lizzie 3eaty, Alice Walker, Isabel Pixley. The t irnvited guests were Misses Annie r McKeown, Mamie Jordan and I)try Matthews. A Good Mineral Water. Reuben Harrison, who lives. l about five miles east of Ridgeway, has a mineral spring on his place I that is attracting favorable at I tention in that section. A num ber of parties who have used the water speak very favorably of its ! virtues. Some of the water was s,ent to Clemson College and t shows the following analysis: Grains per lb., gallon of 231 t cubic inches: t Calcium carbonate, 8.660 Magnesium carbonate, .910 Calcium sulphate 2 561;. lodium chloride, 5.564 p.tassium chloride, .735. Liifhium chloride, trace ! Mgnesium chloride, 7.663 Iron Tesquoxide of Alum inum, .0871 Silica, 2.554 ] 28.704;' Children Poisoned. -Many children are poisoned and1 made nervous a nd week, if not kiiled outright, by mother' giving them ] ough syrups containing opiates. 1oley's Honey and Tar is a safe and ctatin remedy for coughs, croup and lu 1g troubles, and is the only promi nen t eough medicine that contains no opia og or other poisons. Sold by Me MstAt .Co SPEC) To C;lose Out we offer you SPECIAL I but we do offer thes 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 Reidy-made S Dark Percales at 7%/c Lot of pretty Flannel These were ioc. and I23 We offer all Winter I~ tion of men-'s, ladies' ai A small lot of Blank< cost while they last. cuBalance of our Wint< ctprices. SOME OF . 0 * We have a great mai heavy goods at cost. 'i good bargains we are o: .1We need a lot of mc swap your money for a good bargains besides 1 *you can save money. Caidwe Art Exhibit Beg ins To-Day. The Art Exhibit. brought here y ,Mt. 2:on1 insti;ut, opens to av in the :mory at 4 p. m. and ioaes on Saturday. The pic ares will be on exhibition daily rom 12 in. to v p. m. and from S . Iu. to 11 p. m. The prices of drnission are fifteen c3nts for dults and ten cents for children. "he tickets are sold at this low >rice to enable visitors to repeat heir inspection of the exhibit, .s the display is so large and omprehensive that o:e cannot orm more than. a general idea, at L:e first view, of what is to be een. The pictures are copies, made ,t great expense, of the best nsterpieces. Those in color are exact replicas of famous >intings, in drawing, color and ize. This exhibit has been brought o Winnsboro at considerable ost, primarily for the instiuction if the school children and enter ainment of the citiz2ns. The rofits go to the school library. For Over Sixty Years MRS. WINsOw's SOOTHING SYRUP as been used for over 60 years by mu ions of mothers for their children rhile teething, with perfect success. t soothes the child, softens the gums, llays all pain; cures wind colic, and is he best remedy for Diarrhoa. It will elieve the poor little suff'erer iimmedi tely. Sold by druggists in every part f the world. Twenty-five cents a ottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Vinslow's Soothing Syrup," and take o other kind. Entertainment at Greenbrier. There will be a silver tea Fri lay evening, Jan. 27, at the resi lence of Mr. Thos, Blair to which he public is cordially invited. :n addition to serving oysters, he proceeds of which will be for he library of the Greenbrier sunday school, the following in eresting program will be ren lered: PROGRAM: Piano-The Shepherd's Dance, -Nevin. Miss Walker. Quartet-Sweet and Low 3arnby. Misses Eloise Elliott, Pixley, Walker, Campbell. Reading-Selected. Miss reight. Soprano-Beauty's Eyes. Miss ?ixley. Piano.-Greek Dance. Miss El iott. Reading-Selected. Miss Jen uings.. Pano-La Chasse Infern ale oling. Misses Eloise Elliott Lnd Pixley. Reading -Seee te d. Miss Treight. Chorus--Msty from Marylar.d. Miss Elliott, accompanist. [AlA Balance of XM 3RICES. We do not off e WVinter GoodE md want to make room I )ress Goods, and a grea ks at cut prices, and lot kirts and Jackets at cost. and 91/c. a yard, worth lettes and Dark Outing a Jnderwear at first cost. id children's--all new got ts and Heavy Flannels. Clothing er Clothing (and there are TH EM UNDER COST. Shoes y bargains in Shoes; somi 'ou will have to see ther rering. ney in January. This n extra amount of good g hose we mention. Call c II Dry 0a 'RESULTS OF PRiMARY. 19 Out of 22 Boxes Give Pagan a lajority of 46 Votes, Which Nom inates Him. There was a good vote yester day, the weather being fine. 16 out of 22 boxes give Pagan a majority of 46 votes, which nom inates him, as the other three boxes polled only 36 votes in the last primary, which makes it im possible for Richmond to catch up. Pagan. Riel - mond Albion............ 5 6 Bear Cr.'ek........ 15 6 Ce tervile ........ 18 4 F. C. MilI......... 12 35 Feastcrv.l .. .... 56 14 Gladde,'. ( uve... 0 0 Greenbri r ........ 15 36 Horeb............ 8 19 Jenkinsville ....... 14 7 Jackson CreE'c ..... 5 18 Lon;town... 31 31 Mitford........... 24 0 Monticello... .... 77 1 Mossy Dale....... 5 5 Oakland .......... 0 0 RidgEw .... .....6 4 32 Salem............13 25 Watcree... ....... 0 0 White Ok........ 4 14 Winnsboc o.... .... 60 107 Wood ward......... 17 22 465 419 Greatly In Demand. Nothing is more in demand thai a medicine which meets modern requirements for a blood and system cleanser, such as Dr. King's New Life Pills. They are just what you need to cure stom ach and liver troubles. Try them. At MoUester Co., Obear Drug Co., J. H. McMaster & Co. drug stores, 25c., guaranteed. THAT SUIT will look :s good as new if you will have it cleaned an.1 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 ever so much better all the while and will last so much longer. If you have not been in the habit of having your suit kept in good order, begin it now and see how much satisfact ion there will be in the improved looks of the suit andl in its longer wear. Give me a trial. tf. W. Bose Durham. FOR RENT-Four-room house, new and desirable. J. 0. Boag. inter Goods r everything at .cost, at cost; for the reason r Spring Goods that tmany new and fine f Dark Silk remnants oc. and 12'/c. 7%4c. and 8c. a yard. We have a good selec ~ds. You can get them at some choice suits) at at cut prices and some i to understand what s your opportunity to aods. We have many us and you will find OdS Co. Your Mon IF NOT SA This is our policy, an( just to our customers. We want your trade i loss to us on a particu stand in the way whei concerned. MONEY BACK, THEN SATISFI Jno. H. McM Phone 39.-DRUGGISTS WINN10SBORO COHI Cotton Stoc DIRECT WIRi New York, New Or< Out-of-Town Orders solici attenti Phone 82. We Have Received a Landreth's Gar and Landretli "Landreth's Garden Seei so our customers say. They them and be convInced,. McMaster Under Winnsboro Hotel. MULES! I have just re lot of fresh Ker1 which I offer ci or on one an< time with app ity. Give me buying elsewh< please you. M. W. 1 Special We are glad to announce that than ever before for doing all k REPAIR and that we shall be glad to be or phone us in regard to same. All busitiess entrusted to us to. Ri. T. Matth ey Back TISFIED. " I we think it is but n general, and the lar sale must not i your business is EFORE, UNLESS ED. iesseI.eo.IsIeuI. ister & Co. .-Wnnsboro, S. C. ;ks Grain 3STO ans, and Chicago. ted and given prompt )n. Fresh Supply of- - den Seed 's Onion Sets > I and Onion Sets growv," are trueto nanie. Try Company, Druggists. .1f ceived a ne tucky Mules, ieap for cash I two years' roved secur a call before ~re and I will D ot y. Notice. we are now better prepared inds of WOR K favored with any work you hing repaired bring it to us will be promptly attended ews & Son.