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WAS A I The low prices brough receive a large stock of N] Our Buyers a buying our Spring stock. of everything for Spring. things in White Goo Our buyers will make tion than ever. We appr( efforts to please our custo trade by Spring. Caldwe LOCAL INTELLIGENCE Wednesday, March 8, 905-. -The fire company will meet this evening at 8 o'clock. -Mr. J. H. Thornwell, Jr., spent Sunday in Rock Hill. -Mr. Conovera Hartin of Co lumbia was in fown Sunday. -Dr. Gregg McMaster of New berry spent Sunday in town. -Capt. S. H. Terris of Char lotte spent Monday in town. -To-day is Ash Wednesday, the first day of the Lenten season. -Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mimnaugh of Columbia spent Sunday in town. -Miss Mamie Taylor of Colum lbia'was in town several days last 'week. --Mr. G. A. White is having a br,ick backery erected on the lot -~-to the rear of his store. -Messrs. C, F. and Bsatton Davis of Columbia were at home Sa few days the past week. -Mrs. 0. B. Weeks of Waldo, Fla., is on a short visit to her nother.\Mrs. Sallie Gladden. -Mr. E. P. Davis of Duke, N. C., is on a short visir to his parents, Mr. anid Mrs, James Q Davis. -Miss Nannie Jordan returned Saturday from Pineville where she has been visiting for several weeks. --Mrs. J. Harry Foster has ro tuned to her home in Lancaster siter spending several weeks with relatives in town. -Mr. 3,. C. Weir, of Columbia, is in town for the purpose of inoring deep wella for Mr. Dixon and Mr. Ragsdale. -Mrs. R. E. Wylie of Laneas ter cam~e over with Mayor Wylie last week and spent several days with former friends. -The Etate summer school will be held this year at Clemson eollege. The date for the same has not yet been fired. -As tne time for planting &isws near, let 'e farmers stand p~at on their determination tc jredee the cotton acreage. -Mayor T. H. Ketchin left Mfonday evening for the northern smakets, where he goes to buy hsis spring and summer goods. ..--Th garden is too importapt Sa festare of the borne-life for it to be neglected. The attention :given to it will bring in good re turns. -Mrs. Wi11iam6 teele, of Nich olaeville, Ky,, is on a visit to her wihose she will remain for several week. -Rev. B. E. Turnipseed o: Lancaster spent Wednesday ii town and conucuted prayer meet sing at the Methodist church that gfternoon. - ---.With the fine weather of the past Law days the farmers hav4 had time opportunity to get theit larma work, with which they have been so far behind, in good run ming order. -Misses Esther E. F'isher ani JIane D. Keenan, of Philadelphia wrho h,a.a been on a visit o seceral .davs to Mr. and Mrs J3. D. MLcCarly. leaive to-day fo: an extended ,visit to Cuba. -Mr. Mf. W. Doty left Monda: 0ight for Atlanta for the purposi .of buying another lot of yoini unules. HUe xequests that all wh< A2ave not boinht will wait uinti Iacrifict :IREAT S I great crowds, and our sto EW SPRING GOODS. re now in the Nor In a very short time we ca We have now ready for y ds, Ginghams, extra efforts to get better 1 ciate the liberal patronage mers we expect to receive 2 11 Dry Go he retuns, when he will have a nice lot for them to select from. -Until March 15th the treas urer can collect your taxes with only 7 per cent added thereto. After that date he can not collect them, as they will then have to be put in the hands of the sheriff for collection. -Mr. W. H. Crawford of John son City, Tenn., spent several days in town the past week at the bedside of his brother, Mr. G. W. Crawford, whose condition has been very critical. He is now thought to be slightly improved. --Mr. J. C. Mackorell is haviag the home he recently purchased on College street painted, which adds very much to its appear ance. The work is being done by Mr. Chas. F. Hod ges, of Blck stock, who makes a specialty of painting .ind hanging paper. -Supt. L. T. Baker spent Sat urday in Columbia, and while there made an addrelisa'to the Richand County Teachars' asso ciation. By special request of the teachers of iRichland he will again conduct the summer school for that county. -Mr. J. J. Ward who has been superintendent of the Fairtield Cotton Mills for the past year left Wednesday with his family for Huntsville, Alabama. Mr. E. C. Gwaltney of Lancaster has been chosen as his successor and il arrive in a few days to take charge of the mill. ---The Old Romestead Male Quartette which was advertised to appear in ti e Thespian Hall Thursday evening, March the 9th, will not be able to come on account of the sickness of one of their number. They will, how ever, bhe here at an early date, which will be announced later. -The witnesses from the cot toj pill here who attenned the Skipper trial in Winnsboro this week request as to~ return their thanks to the citizens of Wirare boro generally for their kind hos pitality during their stay there and especially to the following ge~tlemen of that town: Messrs Wilii and Riley Stewart, W. S. Weir, R~obert Crawford, B. G. Tenant, Jamaae OLgdden, J. L. Hawes, Dr. D. Aikon, Cief of Police Bob Kirkpatrick, Probate Judge D. A. Broom, and Sheriff Hood-Lancaster Ledger. tiiiBe sure to remember that D, V. Walker & Co''s cost sale closes this week. They have bargains for yoiu. K. of P. convention. The Knights of Pythias con iention of this district will be held with Winnsboro Lodge No. 108 April the 5th, This district embraces the lodges oC Chaeser, Lancaster, Kershaw, Rock Hili, Fort Mill, Ridgeway and Winns boro. A most interesting program is being arranged for this meet ig of the convention. girP~arties desiring typewrit ing can have the same done in short order at iThe iew/s and Herald office by Miss Mary 1'gau. who will be pleased to have your Iwork. *D. V. Walker & Co. will positively ,close their cost sale rthis week. Do not fail to take advantage of the great bargains *they are offering. ~ ~ The Kind YOU Have Always Bought Sale UCCESS. re is now in condition to thern Markets i show you a comple stock our inspection many new Duck, Etc. bargains and a finer selec given us, and by extra still larger share of your ods Co. flunicipal club Meeting. The Winnsboro Municipal Dem I ocratic club is hereby called to meet at the court house Frictay evening at 8 o'clock for the pur pose of electing officers and ar ranging for the primary to be held the third Monday in March, the 19th, to nominate the candi dates to be voted on at the regu lar election in April. W. C. Beaty, President. J. E. Coan, Secretary. WANTED-Thirty-five h e a d small cattle for pasture. Ap ply to T. W. Ruff, Rockton, S.C. Enforcing Vaccination. Elsewhere in this issue is printed in full the act passed at the recent session of the general assembly relating to compulsory vaccination. In this connection Mayor Ketchin has requested us to announce that the new law will be strictly enforced and that all parties in town who have not hitherto been vaccinated will have to be at an early data. IHe has just ordered for the town a large number of points, which will be furnished free to all desir ing them. Arrangements will be perfected for the vaccination of all who are not able to pay for the same. Those who have not been vaccinated should have the matter attended to at once. Foley's Kidney Cure makes the kid neys and bladder right. Contains pting injurious. Sold by McMaster A Coming Marriage, The following invitation has been received by friends in Winns boro: Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Willingham arequest your presence athe marriage of their daughter, Daisy, to Mr. 1Iobert L. Haliford, Wenesday #teynp.gn1 Mrph I ifteenth, nineteen hundred and five, at two thirty o'clock, at home, Winnsboro, South Carolina. t oyle after March twentieth, Timmcasvill, S G, No close Carriage Paint flade will tear as long as Devoe's. No others are as heavy bodied, because Devoe's weigh 3 to 8 ounces more to the pint. Sold by John H. McMaster & Co. The farmers of Wolling met March 1 and organized a Cotton Growers' ass3ociation. The fol lowing were elected officers: M. D. C. Colvin, P.tesident. T. Ji. Dye, Vice-Fraien J. W. Jeffares, Siecretary, E W. Coleman, Treasurer. The following delegates were elected to the county convention: W. ?. Coleman, W. B3 Wright, X. D. C. Colvin, T. E. Dye, E. WV. Coleman, W, J. Woods. J& y. ~Jffres. Secretary. LOST-A Crescent set with 2d pearls. Finder will be liberally rewarded ou return of the same to the News and Herald office. FOR~ BiLE-Fotgr shares ir field Cotton Mills stoeg ai sixt-ive cents on the dollar. Adress Postoflice Drawer "K,' Cheter, S. C. 3-1-4t Our flother. If you could see our mother play On the floor. You'd never think she was as old As twenty-four. On Sunday, when she goes to church, It mignt be; But Tuesday she is just the age Of Joe and me. A Winnsboro Woman Asks "have you a floor paint that lasts two weeks?" Yes we have De voe's; it has a beautiful gloss and will wear two years if properly applied. John H. McMaster & Co. Walker's Cost Sale Closes. The cost sale inaugurated by D. V. Walker & Co. a few days ago comes to a close this week. Be sure to see them before they discontinue the great bargains they are now offering. The large patronage that they have had during this sale is the best in dication of the bargains they have been offering and no one should fail to take the best advantage of the bargains that are still being offered for this week, and this week only. Their buyer, Mr. A. W. Brown, leaves in a few days for New York to purchase their Spring Goods and when he returns he will have some in teresting announcements to make to the people of Fairfield county, as he is going to make an extra offort to bring to this market the best stock of Spring and Summer Goods ever seen here. Letter to' Dr. David Aiken. Winnsboro, S. C. Dear Sir: A man said: Send me 25 gallons. Generally I use 24; don't think it'll be enough. Had 7 left. Ordered 9 more for another job; 16 for the job: Had 6 left. This comes from Messrs W A & F Bower, Methuen, Mass. They add: This has been our experi ence all this year. New agents always have to go through it. After a little, they learn to guess better. Yours truly 29 F W DEVoE & Co John H. McMaster & Co. sell our paint, Seed potatoes and cebbage plants at McMaster Co.'s. Murray'% Threiound4, Mullein and Tar will cure your cough. La,ge bot, tie for:E.c. LOST-Friday evening, on the road between Winnsboro and Blair's,. a purse containing a. lady's gold watch and a locket.1 Liberal reward for its return to The News and Herald office. Little Isabella. IIsabella, daughter of Mr. and s1 Mrs. W. W. Bi-ooks, was born February 2, 1901, and died Feb ruary 5, 1905. While she was past four years of age, God saw fit to keep her in a helpless con dition. Never was she able to put .her little feet forward and make one step or look upon father or mother or to enjoy the pleasures allotted to little chil aren.1 While 1sabella was lov'ed and cherished by loved ones, God has spared her to fulfill His purpose1 here. Her mission has been ful filled. He has called her hence to His happy bomne in heaven, to take her soul from its afflicted d welling place here to Him, where there~ will be no more pains. May her loved ones feel that she is far better off with God than here to suffer as she did, and mayr t he a pleasgre to loo'k forward to the time when they will behold her in all her beauty. But why should we weep, Since death claims all for its own; For soon we will join lost ones 4nd we tQo in paradies shall bloom, A Friend, Always Liberal to Ch urches. Every church will be given a liberal quantity of L. & M. paint. Call for it. 4 gallons Longman & Martinez 4. 4j M. !Pairt% wized with three gallons linsped qil, will paint a ouse. W. B. Barr, Charleston, W. Va , writes, "Painted Frankenberg block with L. & M, stands out as though varnished." W7pgra an1 povera like gold. Don't pay $1.50 a gallon for linseed oil, which you do in ealy-to-use paint. Buy oil freeh from the barrel at 60 cents per gallon and mix it with L. & M. I makes paint cost about $120Q per g.allofl. Sc2d by MIcMaster Uo,, WVinns boro; C. P. Wray '& Co., Ridge way; Kennedy Mer. and Banking C., Blackstock. FOR SALE.--High Grade Seeds, Field Seeds, Fertilzers, Farm Implewpents, Seed Ihtatoes, Onion Sets, Vegetable Seeds; Grass, Clover and Lawn Seeds. Write for prices.--Lorick & Lowrance, inc., Columbia, S. C. FOR SALE-100 bushels of Flor odora Cotton Seed at 50 cents per bushel. Also 100 bushels of Albemarle Prolific Corn, at $1.50 per bushel, an abundant yielder, producing two to five ears to the stalk; stands thick planting and is the very best variety for shredding. Prices for each f, o. b. cars, Coronaca. Apply at The News and Herald office or write to J. D. Fooshe, Coronaca, S. C. 2-22tf Notice to Magistrates. All Magistrates in Fairfield County ire hereby notified that they must have their books with proper vouchers for approval at the County Board of C'omniissioners at the quarterly meet ing the first Monday in April. J. B. BURLEY, 3-8-4t County Supervisor. Notice to claim Holders. All parties holding claims against F[airfield County, issued at any time 3revious to April 1, 1905, must have he same for approval at the meeting )f the County Board of Commissioners he first Monday in Apr:. J. B. BURLEY, 3-S-4t County Supervisor. Trespass Notice. Parties are hereby notified that I vill most positively enforce the law Lgaiist allowing cattle and other stock o trespass on my lands. 3-1-4t E. T. GAYDEN. Trespass Notice. All persons are warned not to walk, 'ide, drive, hunt, fish, cut timber, Llow stock to run at large, or other ,vise trespass upon the lands of the indersigned, or lands controlled by hem. All violating this notice will )e dealt with according to the law. A. M. OWINGS, 3-14t MRS. L. Y. OWINGS. Town Notice, EVERY PERSON OWNING A log or 4 hog is hereby duly notified Lud given fair warning, by order of he Mayor, that the ordinance levying tax of one dollar on each dog, and ;he 9rdiuance requiring that no hog ,hall be kept within the corporate imits, will be rigidly enforced after his date, February 28th, 1905. JNO. J. NEIL, 3-1 Clerk of (quol, Reliable Pertilizers. As Agents for the Navassa Guano ,ompany branch of the Virginia ,arolina Chemfeal Company, we offer 'or cash sale a full line of High Grade k.mmonisted and Plain Acid Fertill ers; also Kainit, at prioes that will ay you to nse these reliable grades. PIRE Il1DGEWAY MILI ING AND GINNING COMPANY. 3-1-2t R. A. MEARES, Prop. Registration Notice. Notice is hereby* given that ooks of municipal registration or the town of Winnsboro are ow open at my ofiie for the egistration of alE persons in said own who are entitled by law to e registered. H. E. KETCHIN, Supervisor of Registration. Notice of Municipal Elec tion-1905 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN hat pursuant to provisions of Article 'Chapter 49, Volume 1, of tl e Unde ~f Laws of the year 1904, an ection or Mayor and si Aldermen for the qwp of Winnsboro will be held in ile town of Wixnnsbozo, in the Town, jall, on the FIRST M%ONDAY, (the bird day) OF APRIL. 1905. The polls wIll he open from 8 o'clock .. M. till 4 o'clock P. M. The following gentlemen are ap ointed managers to conduct the said ~lection: John A. Hinnant, Longstreet )antt and Robert Bankhead. T. H. KETCHIN, 3-1td Mayor, L.etters~ of Marinistration state of South Carolina,1 County of Fairfield. ? By .D. A. Broom, Esq., Probate Judge: Whereas, M. V. Horne hath mxade uit to me to grant him letters of ad niinistration of the estate and e#ecta >f P. P. IHorne, deceasedl Those iare, th~erefre1 o cite and ad jiingig all na shlg ai the kindred mii creditors of the said P. P. Florne, deceased, that they be and rppear before me, in the Court of Pro .,ato, to bie held at Fairfield Court Ejouse, South Carolina, on the 9th lay of March next, after publica Ion hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore ioon, to show cause, if any they have, wvhy the said administration shltid iot be granted. Given undev y lhand, th~is 2Mth day * I. A. BROOM, ----OR Call on me. I ean supply you at prices that are right. Bring me all your repair work. It will be done promptly and at reasonable prices. I want your Furs and Skins, T. M_ HAYNEES. EARLY WE HANDLE BUIST'S E\ We dispose of all not son. This year we sta ALL NEW SEL What are you going 1 nish them. Jno. H. McM Phone'39.-DRUGGIST Our Ne Is the sarne old way of goods at the living prices. Therefore, we are not cost. But we will sell 3 FURN I at prices that it will be have bettered in this coi REPAIR is a great specialty wi your old Furniture and as new. R. W. P H I Just Ai SEVERAL CARLOADS pine, good heart) and DRESSE Also SASH, DOORS, MC A full supply of good HE2 Call on me for your wantsi J. We Have Received Landreth's Gai and Landreti "Landreth's Garden See so our customers say. The: them and be convInced, McMaster Under Winnsboro hotel. Special We are gi id to announce tha1 than ever before for doing all k R EPAI R and that 'ye shall be glad to be may have. When needing any or phone us in regard to same. All business entrusted to us to. R. T. Matth SEEDS *e.e..e.e..u.ee.. S E Ei DS (ERY YEAR. sold at end of sea rt as usual with ,ECT SEEDS. to need? Let us fur S.-Wnnsboro, S. C. v Way 3s the goOd selling our very lowest having to sell out at rou. TURE' I impossible for you to 1 unty or elseware. WORK th us. Bring along have it made as good LL1PS. ~rived. OF ROUGH (long leaf :D LUMBER. ~ULDING, LATHS, Etc. RT SHINGLES. n building materials. 0. EBOAG.. i Fresh Supply of -den Seed - 1's Onion Sets id and Onion Sets grow," r are truelto name. Try Company, Druggists. Notice. b we are now better prepared inds of WOR K favored with any work you thing repaired bring it to us will be promptly attended ews & Son.