Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Just to THAT WE ARE NOW PRI thing for spring wear. This stocl A most interesting fact is that pr They are very near on a basis of We call special attention to India Linon, Pique, Fine Wash C stylish goods in all kinds of goo. a yard. There has never been in Win ing-from the dainty little hemst be beat. And along with this line than ever. In Dress Goods we are show Also fancy weaves of Suiting for You should be sure to see thi Also the fine white and cream in yard, and particularly fine for su Nowhere in the county can y Hosiery, and the many little thini Our opening in this room w( change in shape and style from lI Misses Croft and Johnston can g: Be sure you call on them. IN SHOES, we can please y shapes-Oxfords and High Cuts, good wear, good feeling and low : MEN'S GOODS-We are sh light colors-three-piece and two A specially fine and pretty i goods are extra value and are bar We want your trade. The patronage. CALDWELL LOCAL INTELLIGENCE s d Wednesday, April 12, 1905 1 -Mr. John J. Neil, Jr., was a in town last week. -J. E. McDonald, Esq., spent a yesterday in Columbia. C -Mrs. Shell of Laurens is g visiting relatives in town. h -Mrs. Chas. A. Douglass has returned to her home in Wash- n ington. -Miss Eloise Elliott left c Saturday for Washington to visit relatives. t] -Mrs. C. E. Jord an of Colum bia is visiting the family of a Judge Neil.P -Miss Isabel Douglass has been on a short visit to friends in Columbia. l -Mrs. I. J. McFadden of Rock Hill is visiting her mother, b Mrs3M. E. Sitgreaves. -Miss Agnes Ruff of Horeb is spending a few days with her brother, Mr. D. G. Ruff. -Miss Mary Poole and niece, Miss Pattie Tayler, are visiting Miss Mamie Taylor in Columbia. a -The friends of Mr H. C. Bye are delighted to see him out again a after a prolonged spell of typhoido fever. 'I -Mrs. Drusilla Stanton has C returned home after a stay of G several months in the "land of 1I flowers." -The Cultus Club was delight-. d fully entertained at the home of ii Miss isabel Douglass Friday Ih evening. In -Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stew artp has been oni a visit to their two d sons, D. P. and R. E. Stewart, in Longtown. I -Mrs. Lewis Brown, who has a been in Winnsboro since July a last, left Tuesday for Spartan burg, her future home. a -Mrs. W. R. Doty paid a ra short visit to her daughter, Miss f< Annie, at the Presbyterian Col lege for Women last week. i2 -Supt. L. T. Baker went to n Colurt: Saturday to deliver an C adst.or ;o the Normal depart- A ment of the South Carolina col- ~ lege. -The home of Mr. J. P. Mat I thews narrowly. escaped being burned early Sauday morning, the roof catching fire near the chimney. c -Misses Maggie Neil andd Floride Martin went to Rock Hill Monday to attend the play, Ir HfThe i~ttle Rebel," given by the Wipthrop oiety. ~-The supreme 2ourtL has hand ed down its decision in the case of Books Brown vs the Soufbern I .Railway Co. The decision of the 1 lower court is sustained. -Mrs. Leonora Hoffman, who has been staying at Mrs. J. L. Bryson's, has gone to the coun try for a few days' stay with her uncle, Mr. J. R. Curlee. -Found near Adgers a double unon S caliber pistol. Owner: can recover samai by callinga this c~ce, identify ing his prop-n grey, ai1c paying tor this s,4-L vertiseniun. -Miss Anna Bedyt, who is teaching at Salem, and her friend, Miss Kate McClure, as sistant teacher at Lebanon, spent: Saturday and Sunday at Miss - Beatv's bomne. --Miss Clara Beaty, who is fese4ig in the Presbyterian will debooi in Columbia, accom Let Yot PARED TO SHOW YOU A ( : is fresh, and there never ha- I ices are lower, and this is prt 5-cent cotton. )ur fine stock of White Goods, rgandie, Fine Mull., Persian L s. In this line of White Good nsboro such a line of EmbroidE itched edge to the very wide a come the line of fine Val Laces ing a particularly fine line of I suits and skirts. fine line of Silks, specially in the soft and waterproof Jap S ts and waists. >u find the new things we shov ;s that are new and necessary t lVI ILLINERY LS the most successful we hav< st season; we have the new s ' ve you all the new ideas, also >ur eye, and fit both your purs Patent Leather and fancy Vici >rice, our footwear is the best t wing some particularly nobby piece suits. Price. always low ue of Negligee Shiits-prices, gains for you. right goods, right prices and DRY GOODS n and Miss Lee. spent a fe' ays with her family last week. -Rev. S. C. Byrd and Mr. -] . Cdwell are attending Beth( resbytery, which is in sessio ; Ridgeway. -Mr. L. A. Bye is now livin the Rion home place o ongress street. Winnsbor ladly welcomes this family i er midst. -Cards are out annoucing th iarriage of Mr. D. G- Ellison t, :iss Lillian Bollin at Trinit; iurcb, Columbia, April 26. -The report of the tow: easurer is printed to-day ext week there will be printe< coplete report of the board c blie works. -One shipment of the nes oks for the library, 7~2 volumes s arrived. Another shipmen: about 20 volumes will arriv, is week. A full list of th nes oks will be printed next~ week -The many friends of Mr. 'I . Lauderdale of Brooklyn .wer leased to see him io town -a f as last week. He returned t. 'ew York Sunday. Mrs. J. I ryson accompa-.ied him as fa ; Baltimore. -The Cultus Club has jus ranged an interesting cours study for the next six months 'he new officers are Miss Juli ampbell, president; Miss Laur. ~erig, vice-president; Miss Susi etchin, sec. and treas. -The executions against th inquent taxpayers are now be g prepared to 'oe placed in thi nde of the sheriff. The treas rer gets no fee on delinquen ols, but gets a fee of $1.00 or elinquents having property' -Messrs Albert and Howart lavis of New York, brothers o [iss May Davis, whose deat] 'as noted1 last week, reache< innsboro Weduesday mornin; d left that afternoon with he: ~mains for Cincinnati, thei ~rmr home. -Miss Augusta Croft, who i charge of the millinery depart ient of the Caldwell Dry Good: o., was called to her home a Iartinsburg, West Virginia aturday on accont of the Iness of her brother-in-law )uring her absence Mise Tirzal ~etchin is assisting Miss Lizzi< ohntson. -The Round Dozen club wa harmingly entertained on Tues av afternoon by Mrs. Georg cMaster. Delightful refresh 2ents were served during th fternoon. The following mew ers were present: Misses Mami Qrdan, Nell Gooding, Hele: Tc~oaki Bassie MIcMastei 4ouise jl'lison, Mary and 1tg Jatthews, and Alibe Walker, ain Lesdames W. 0. Boyd and C, A ;tevenson, mirFor Sale-Lime, Briek ani ement. M. W. Doty. WA Big Lot of LadiE ?ique Hats and Ready-to-Wes Jilinerv. New Goods arrivin ail. Be sure to see our M nMy, D. V. Walker & Co. MR. W\s Iow s bOOTHiING Sxii. la been used for ove'r 60 y-ears by ni o- of Jluothers'. for their childr< .hu teetlu~g, with perfect succe t soothes the child, softens the gun, he bet remued for Diarrhtea. It u elieve the pw irtle sutk'rer inue. it'l. S~oldi Iy ruggists in every pai > the wor'.. !?wenty-five cents ottle. Bie sure and ask for "M Winsows Soothing Syrup,'' and ta 1 Know 'OMPETE STOCK OF EVERY >een such variety of pretty styles. 1 icularly so in all cotton goods. tl all at lower prices than last year. sE awns. Very thin goods are the u s the prices range from 5c. to 50c. eI o ry and Laces as we are now show- 3 nd showy-all at prices that can't R which we have in greater variety o trilliantines, in colors and black. p is blacks, at 50c. to $1.50 a yard. tt ilks; these are 50c. and 75c. the ti, in Belts, Gloves, Collars, Combs, yE D being properly dressed. F is T -di - in jy< ever had. There is a decided les and at prices to please you. the best and most stylish work. w be hi e and vour foot in the newest st Tan an'd White. For good looks, o1 2ade. styles in Suits, both in dark and Ipi 50c., 75c., $1.00, $1.25. These tb re best service should merit your of m COMPANY. t Sn -- -ot y Services at the flethodist Church. at Special services are being con- in ducted this week at the Metho 1dist Church. The paster is beiiig dE "assisted by Rev. Watson B. PC Duncan, pastor of the Methodist sh g church at Rock Hill. Mr. Dun- m I can is one of the most successful PC pastors in the South Carolina mj Conference. He preaches plain, de pratical sermons and is a pleas- in ing and attractive speaker. re The morning services is held, al, at 11 o'clock and the evening service at 8.15. The public is cordially invited to attend these ar services, which are promised not th 1to be long. a i MillFor Sale-Lot of Lumber, wi 2x4 and 7 and 8-inch plank, at va ~$1.10 per 100 feet. M. W. Doty, an --- an The following are the petit tiC jurors for the special -termn of fo: court of common pleas to be Iholden the week beginning with Arl24, with his HenerJugc Prince presiding: Jdec G. F. Long, N. Tinman, W. B. a C rWright, S. S. Gibson, Arthur a~ Owens, D. L. Bryson, J. L. Rob- ~ inson, W. B. Dixon, Levi Mattox,m ,L.Martin, J. L. Bryson, C. M. 40 Chandler, T. J. McMaekin, J. I. fu ~Kavlor, C. S. Brice, C. P. Mc-U Knight, W, B. Yarborough, S. D. th ,Dunn, J. A. Crawford, W. M.li Harvey, J. S. Stone, S. R. Tid well, F. A. Neil, D. J. Baker, th 3 Daniel Hall, Thos. Boulware, do - J. E. Taylor, RI. A. Lewis, T. E. SSmith, J. D. Lyles, Geo. Broom, - J. M. McDonald, W. D. Park, in W. E. Nelson, W. T Johnston, 25 1 W. A Nil... FirfiekW at West PQint. f In a recent editorial the State 1 gave a comparison of the record at West Point of the different sections of the United Sta.tes, l mentioning among other things e thalt between the years 1SSO and 1900 South Carolina ha.d four a s rdates, which means four 1 -rduts who graduated within the first five. It is with grati fication that the News and He) a'd further notes the - distinction won by the State in Bi .the military academy by point 1 ing out that two of these four star graduates came from Fair field. Major Henry C. Davis radunated in 186 and Major David D. Gaillard graduat~ed in 1887, each graduating 5th in his class and winning a star. But then Fairfir-ld always wins stars at colleges and we are not bragg-fl iig at all, but merely mentioning is t is to keep their ecrsstraight. . dit ~~Buggiesl B yggies.-:I have T thmat prices to plea.se you, at EI W. Doty. __ Important to I1ousekeepeF# I am handling lce again this season and all orders will be given the prom ptest attention. , I want y our ice trade and will do the very thing to please you r Pice the lowest. g I have just bought 45 hea-1 of the finest stall fed cattle and am btter perpared than ever before a stpply my custorneru wi ~a the best beef the market aftords. G ive mne your orders for fresh nieats. Phone 13 for your ice and freshi meats. I' John W. Russell. FOR RENT-House in Winns rt boro occupied by J. E. Mat S the ws. Large lot with good well and outbuildings. -Apply tn C. W. Madden. The Beef b3lttils Drinks. The News and Herald fore4 as very much refreshed yester ay with the contents of severa Attles of ginger ale; etc. frort le botting worke of Mackorel rothers. These young met haVe st installed an up to date bot. ing plant and judging from thE mples tested they are puttiu > a very superior article. They n easily pat up daily 50 cases four dozen each. They are )w shipping their products to idgeway, Rion, Biackstock and lher near by points, having or rs for their wholE. output at -esent. As soon as their plant running at its full capacity, ey will be able to supply addi :>nal points. They are deserv g of a goMod patronage. When >u buy any botted drinks in airfield, be sure that the bottle stamped Mackorall Brothers. his will insure you an all right -ink and will contribute to held g on a home enterpr'se by two )ung men deserving of success. Our friend, Mr. Jobn H. Neil, hose war stories have. always .en so much appreciated has Lded us another admirable war ry, which we hope to give to tr readers at an early date. Fairfield is one of ten counties ying less than $700 a year for e officer who is most largely sponsible for the administration its finances. There is too ch responsibility in the office county supervisor to expect man to attnd to the duties ereof as he abould for the iall snm of $650, at least $150 which is necessary for a horse d buggy which he must have the discharge of his duties. There has been a steady mand this spring for sweet tatoes at good prices. This ould be a stimulus to the far rs of this couity ti rae more itatoes for supplying the bome irket. There is always a good mand for the same, especially the early spring. There is no ison why there should not Nays be an abundant supply. Greenville and Spartanbqrg e planning for two chatauquas is summer, to be conducted for :ouple of weeks in these two edmont cities -in connection th each other. .This is an ad nce movement for the culture d the elevation of the citizens these two edijcational centers a their friends from other sca ns of the state, who will be so ~tunate as to a4tend them. The Columbia State is to be ngratulated an its material ogress. A big Ebe press with apacity of 20,000 8-poage papers hour has been ordered and 11 be installed at an early date the State's handsome and nmodious new home. The ate has proven itself a power factor mf the dvelopment of Scapital city of South Caro a. Don't surrender until you see Ssize of the enemy-and then n't surrender. I;FThe best candy bargain Winnsboro is that well known -cent mixture at G. A. White's. )ST-O-pe maouse-colored horse mule, abou~t 10 years old, strayed from J. R. Rape's river place. Party taking up same will please notify J. IL. Rape or )R SALgE -Cabbage Flants, earliest varieties, at 20 cents er '100; Fine Tomato Plarts it 5 cents per dozen. Also Cut Flowers and Cattings. Mrs. J; A. Hinpant, JGGIES, BUGGIES-We now bave a full stock of BUGGIES >f the following :nakes: Cort Land, Rock. Hill, and Cincin jatti. See these before buyirg. D. V. Walker & Company. A Big Oin Bairgain. Intending to enlarge our plant offer for sale a two-gin lint e and condenser, and a thirty h saw, in perfect runnigg ggg 10n. 4 is a~n ,ppartunQity to make improvement in your ginnery a cost greatly below the ex se of bnying at firs5 hand. The IRidgeway Qinnary Co. I HAVE JUSTRPEC] pf5 4 14 an~d H AR ing ot very close prices. for you. Mattings a My stock of Mattings can find just what you wa nic lot of Carpes also. A MATTER OFHEALTH AKi POWDER Absolutely Pure HAS 10 SUISTITUTE I Annual Report of Clerk of Council. CocCIL CHAMBER, Winnsboro, S. C., April 10, 1903. The following statement of the Clerk of the Town Council for the year com mencing April 1st, 1904, and ending April 1st, 1905. is presented to the Council, approved, ordered to be spread upon the minutes and published in the Winnsboro News and Herald. Jno. J. Neit, Clerk of Coun(il, in Ac count with the Towni of Winnsboro. Dr. 1904. April 1. To amt. cash in bank $ 729 03 To amt taxes, 1897.... 76 To amt taxes, 1898 .... 3 80 To aint taxes, 1899.... 3.50 To amt taxes, 1900.... 3 60 To amt taxes, 190L.... 16 02 To amt taxes, 1902.... 4332 To amt taxes, 1903.. 38333 To amt taxes, 1904,... 2,38029 To amt dispensary profits......... 2,53040 To amt licenses............ 1,711 25 To amt fines.........,........ 81420 To anit dog tax, 1903 2 00 To amt dog tax,. 1904 6000 To miscellaneous ....... 60 65 $8,242 14 Cr. By amt Mayor's sal ary, 1903..................$ 100 00 By ant Mayor's sal ary, 1904........... 15000 By amt Clerk's salary 1904.............. 19996 By 4lat attorney's sal= ary, 1004.................. 5000 By anit clock keeper's salary, 1904............5000 By amt enginee r ' s (steam) salary)1904 15000 By amt police (regu lar)............ 1,04000 By I mt les (extrA) 4900 By amt nterest elec tric light bonds.... 451 12 By amt account elec tric light plant. 1,420 54 By amt mt~erest on school bonds.......490 00 By amt sum'er school 100 00 By amt account street work ..............426 87 By amnt printing con. tract, 1904........ ...44 50 By amt account fire -By miscellaneous.... 1'08 1905.071~ April 1. By cash in -bank....3,061 97 - $8,242 14. FOR SALE-Early Cotton Seed. A small amount of Moore's -Excelsior Cotton Seed. W, U. Flenniken. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that S. S. Coleman, Executor of the last Will and Testament of the estate of Mrs. I2tary A. Faucette, deceased, has this diy made application unto me for a - final discharge as such Executor, and that the 11th day of May, A. D. 1905s at 10 o'clock A. M., at my offceg has been appointed for the hetin of said petition. D.A. BROOM Judge qf Pabae Pairfield .Co., b. C. Municipal TNotice. Notice is hereby given that a meet-. ing of the Town Council will be held on Monday, the 24th inst., at Ei otock P. M. Written applientiona for the of~ce of Clerlg of Cotinoll and also for positions on the police force will be recsived up to 12 o'clock M. of that day, the elec tion to take p lace at said meeting. By order of the Mayor: JNO. J. .NEIL, 4-12 Clerk of Council. Letters of Administration State of South Carolina, ) County of Fairfld. By D. A. Broom, Esq., Probate Judge: Whereas, 0. B. Goza hath made suit to me to grant him letters of ad ministration of the estate and effects of John Go~za, deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and ade monish all and singular the kind.M& and creditors of the sgh JAohn Goza, deceased, that 1y and appear before me, M 4h Cok h. bate, to l.. h'b~ at a~r#e14 Cout Hgg a4 lin~, on thle 21st gaygj; p nxt after publica 4w1 er :M U de-lock ini the fore nooin, to show vcanse, if' any they have, ~ why the sid admlinistration should a not he graned. g (lvep under my hand, thIs 11th day of April, A. 1), I1903. D). A. BROOM, 4-12-26 Judge of Probate. lIVED A SHIPMENT NESS, which I am offer There are bargains here nid Carpets. s most complete, and you nt here in this line. A 0. ESOAG.. ATCC We have purchas lot o1 Purses ( Tobacco F Pencil Hol Cigar Cases ) That we are sellin COST. Let us a to YOL Jno. H. McMa. Phone 39. HEADQUARTERS B -- - FOR -- -ase For Garden and We carry a full st GARDEN SEEDS want in this line. 12 varieties of BEAN This is the time for planting corn WHITE AND GOLDEN DEN Buy your Sorghum Seed here. Mc 'Yaster C Under Winnsboro Hotel. Nothing But That is the business mot here, where is kept thi Groceries in Winnsboro. the very best goods to be all orders by phone or otl attention, which insure the best goods and the bc The Best by test. PHONEW 25* CUT YOUR CC By Raising Pie *or your stock for the su~ It will pay you to do: place to buy your SORG HUM A. B. Don't I YOUR DRY GOODS, NO'l you have seen my stock. from the northern marke my personal attention to my stock of goods, whicE ingdaily this week. It call heritefore buying. Geo. R. T HE JAMES L. TAPP CO., - MILLIN ERY FOR BASTER. h in the muh. The absoute stles, to f Lead in th~e app~j Millinery Sty Ladies' er, Silk and Nt; alr lars and Cuii. Price 25< NEcK Etirelyt new ; colors 45c. ORDEI The James L. 3642-1644-5646 Main Street. COLUMBIA. )ST. sed alsarrple ard Cases ouches lers Vrist Bags g at ACTUAL how thern J. ster & Co. RUGGISTS. Ball Goods. Farm== ack of LANDRETH'S ind can supply your every S. Try our r varieties. ompany, Druggists. the Best. to that governs best stock of I not only keep had, but give ierwise my best s your getting st service. C. BOYD. RN BILL nty of miner. months. so. This is the SEEDO. Cathcart. 3uy 'IONS, Etc., till I am just back ts where I gave the selection of will be arriv will pay you to Lauderdale. -WCLUMBIA, S. C. Carolinas in les. . - Furnishings. the latest styles in st Emb Co ,to $5.50. RUFFl.ING. ink blue, bek, w hite, crea BY MAIL. or expres on all purchases of Tapp Co. Phone 117. S. C.