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COME A Hundred of Extra Cler1 Ready to Serve Yot WILL PAY TO BOMES What little it will cost you for prices in this great sale. It will pa more to attend this sale. Of cow. June 15th, will be the greatest beci Lockhart has ever held one of the SALES here. You will be glad yc and mingle with the excited, enthu in the great event. THE STORE WILL bE CLOS. DAY so that we can properly arra the new goods which have been p( doors open bright and early Thr should be among the first to rush come early and often. Sale will If 1642, 1644. 1646 T Main Street. NEWS AND HERALD PUBLISHED WEEKLY, --BY WINNsBORO PRINTING Co. J. FRANK FOOSHE, - - ED1N'on TERMS, IN ADv&A~cE : One Year,.............--..... $.0 six Months.................... 75 WINNSB3ORO, S. C. Wednesday, June 14, 1905 Nitrogen is the most valuable of all fertilizing properties There is no cheaper way to seen'e it than by extracting it from the air. This the pea will sure7Y do. So the best way to' secure this fertilizer is by sowing sfn abun dance of peas. Don't fail to sow peas. In this issu we rint the last installment of Mr. Ford's history of Rocky Mount and vicinity. Much valuable history has been broug~ht out in these papers and Mr. Ford has the thanks of the whole county for his effort tc preserve the history of one of its most favored sections. Wo have had frequent assurances thai these papers have been enjoyed and it is to be hoped that the good example set by Mr. Ford will be followed by others. It is always a pleasure for us to pub' lish any information in regard it the history of this couty. Ii this connection we beg to say that we shall' begin nex1 week the republication o: Mr. McCreight,s history of Mt Zion Institute, which was pub. lished in these columns in 1868 We have frequently referred t< the fact that there is a constan1 demand in Winnsboro for houses Every year for several years pas' there has been a steady demanc during the fall months for houses It has not infrequently happenec that parties prospecting for busi ness here have had to go elsQ where because they could nol get a suitable honse. It is als< true that in a number of instancei two families ha~ve had to take a house together, because they could not make a more satisfac. tory arrangement. This con dition of things ought not tc exist, this need for houses should be supplied; and in view of the fact that the price of rent has gradually advanced for the pasl year or two, it is now a good business proposition to invest ir houses for rent. The mother of invention is quite often just a wicked and frivolous desire to fib and fool :lharl When C. No better, gr< enormous in; this sale just For mon ends and spe< things could I with such pei efforts. No a CS cheap, shodd: OUR STORE And whe1 have never bc 1. derful in the selection. MILES AND MILES. railroad fare will be saved in ,v vou to come a hundred miles or se the first day, THURSDAY, iusa this is the first time I r. famous "original" MILL END u came just to view the crowds siastic people who will participate ED TUESDBY AND WEDNES ige everything and mark up all urig in for weeks. When the Lrsday morning, June 15th, you n. It will pay you to come, and ,st ten day. 'h e JA White Oak Affairs. The White Oak school closed last Friday. Miss Jenneatte Pat rick, the' popular and accom plished teacher, with h'oew/wi. bled in the Galloway grove to have a picnic and to spend a day of pleasure. Many plays and games were indulged in by old and young. At one o'clocydin ner was announced, p~cr'a fine damner it was. Laterin the after noon ice crean' -anai cake were serv.d in abunidance. At a late hc-ir all returned to their homes, aving enjoyed a very pleasant day. Nearly all aur students and teachers have returned home from their colleges and schools. Students R. S., K. H., Bruce and Lexie Pat;rick from Erskine; Hor ace Traylor from Oak Hill Busi ness College, N. C.; and Misses Irene and Helen Patrick, from Due' West; and Gladys Patrick, from the Chester High School; the teachers-Misses Kittie Pat rick, frota Wrens, Ga.; Ida Pat rick, from Laurens, and Florence Patrick, from Lancaster. Messrs. Sam Patrick of the Atlanta Bnsi ness college and WV. F. Patrick of Converse College will not get home for several weeks yet. Your reporter spent last Wed esday at the hospitable home of Capt. T. WV. Tret h r. On his and Mr. J. E. Nicho's' farms I saw the finest c.4oon ihat I have ~een in my rounids. It is extra large, vigorous and a g ood color. The miany friends here of the on. W. J. Johnson of Ridgeway were grieved to hear of his sad bereavement. The sorrowintg ones have the sympathy of all here who knew them. Miss Mary Bankhead is visit ping in Chester this week. The relatives and many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. W. Bank head of Stover are sorry to hear of the sad affliction in their fain iy. We trust and pray that the afflicted ones may be spared and speedily restored to good health. June 10, 1905. N. Avon Paragraphs. The past two weeks have been fine on the cotton crop and the farmers have made good progress after so much rain. Cotton chop ping is about finished and it looks very well where it has been worked. Corn is very good, but has a yellow cast from standing so long without work. Gardens and melon patches are not doing much good. Master Fred McElroy of York ville, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Rena Dunbar. Mrs. Maggie Brice and daugh SP P 'S 's Or A. LOCKHART is in charge ater, healthier values are I ;cope and highest characte as you find it here every d :hs and months we have b :lal lots they could spare. >e obtained for so little mo fect preparation, this will uch values have ever been stuff, everything new, fre WILL BE CLOSED TUESI i the doors open early Thu foreehad the opportunity o way of a special sale. Val SPECIAL Everything sold for spot cash. N( nothing sent on a Your money bai with Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Brice a few days. Misses Mattie and Sallie Shir ley, who have had positions in Atlanta for about two years, have Mr. James Gladden is seriously ill. We wish for him a speedy recovery. Mrs. Maggie Reeder of Naw berry is visiting her nephew, Mr. Jno.~Brooks, for a short while. Mr. W. J. Brooks of Wellridge spent a short time with his uncle, Mr. Jno. Brooks, recently. Mr, and Mrs. Jno. Montgomery have been sick, but are some bet ter at this time. S June 12, 1905. Jenkinsville Jottings. On last Tuesday evening Misses Maude and May McMeekin charm ingly entertained some of their friends, consisting of music and refreshments and interesting dis conrses. On Friday evening Miss Blanche Murphy entertained in honor of Misses Minnie and Ella McFetridge of Rion. Quite a rowd gathered and the evening was spent most pleasantly. Mrs. J. H. Bnshardt of Peak has been visiting her brother, Mr. W. B. Yarborough. Mr. Wiley Yarborough of Clem son College is homr for the holi days. Miss Kitty Glenn is visiting ner sister, Mrs. E. 0. Jeter. On last Friday afternoon a lit ie babe of Mr.~and Mrs. G. W. Snber died, being sixteen months f age. Earl was a bright little elow and the family will miss i bright presence. They have the profound sympathy of every oneinth neighborhood. M.Howe Lemmon of Clemson Collge passed through Jenkins 'ille on his way home. Dr. J. D. McMeekio is now at home from Louisville and is well fixed to practice his profession. Y. The new Methodist church at this place is nearing completion. t will be painted rnext week. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. McEachern are visiting relatives at Eastover. Mrs. A. L. Scruggs and Miss Eta Lee3 have been the guests of Miss Ida McMeekin. Miss Stella Ruff has just re turned from a visit in upper Rich Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Glenn and children are spending the summer at Jenkinsville. Mr. Olin Bell receutly paid a flying visit to his old home. Mrs. E. A. Glenn is spending some time in Charleston. Miss Sarah Lou Wallace re turns from Atlanta this week. Mr. and Mr. 0. F. Chappel1 of p.e gnial of a Mill End Sale, people cnown in the country. Thl r. Tapp's well known reliat Ey in the Year. "SATISFAC en hard at work, visiting n Looking over the piles of n ney. With all these wonde be the greatest sale ever he offered you here and none sh and stylish, just as you 1 1AY AND WEDNESDAY TO rsday morMing you want to f seeing here anything so ex ues that you wonder at. E . NOTICE. in this sale will be goods ch ged and pproval. k if you vant it. . T A P Richland cinty were in the com munity thig week. They came up to attedI the funeral of the infant soi ot-Mlr. and Mrs. G. W. Suber o Nw y . ...D~chappell has re-. uirned fridmrranchville. Miss Carrie Lewis Chappell of Jacksonville .Fi., is the guest of the Misses Cha$ pell. Dr. James D uglass of Albion has returned to ~is home. Miss Sadie Curry is spending some time in Newberry and Lau rens.. Mrs. Olive McEachern and child have returned to Columbia.] Miss Lois Ciappell is at home again. 1,10. J. C.L. A FIne Opportunt fo a Young flah. The~ South Carolina Colleg~e offers scholarships in the Normal Department to two young men1 from each county. Each scholar ship is worth $Se in money, be sides remission of $40 tuition1 and $18 m.atriculation or "term" fee. The money is paid at the rate of $5 a month for eight~ mouths to assis 'n meeting the necessary livin -penses. Examination 11l be held Fri day, July 7th, b re the County Board of Educat n. Applicants sho':ld be at leastl 9 years of age, and preferably teachers. Write President Benjamin Sloan, South Carolina College, Columbia, S C., for blank on which to apply be: fore July 7. huge Task. It was a huge task, to un der take the cure of sucxh a bad case of kidney disease, as that of C. F.' Collier, of Cherokee, Ta., but Electric Bitters did it. He writes: "My kidneys were so far gone, 1; could not sit on a chair without a cushion; and suffered from dreadful backache, headache, and depression. In Electric Bitters, however, I found a cure, and by; them was restored to perfect health. I recommend this great tonic medicine to all with weak kidneys, liver .or stomach. Gu anteeed by McMaster Co., Obear, Drug Co. andi John H. McMas ter & Co., druggists; price 50c. Ove worked KIDNEYS I Murray's B, chu, Ginl and Juni per is prescrib (1 Uan d end orsed by eminent phs sicians. It eures when all else3 uis. Prevents~ Kid ney Disease, D~ropSY, Bright's Diseage, etc. At all drug stores. $1.00 aBottle, Or D irect from THlE MUR1 AY DRUG CO,, I colun abS C. ri b ia, S Mill I :ome miles to take part in s is a sale most phenon lity and fair dealing will 4 TiON IN EVERY PARTICL ,ills and quietly buying in ew goods we wonder how s rful values, with Mr. Lo< ,Id here. It will eclipse better anywhere in the ind our stock at all other ARRANGEAND MARK N be among the first to pus :pensive, so complete, so )ut they are real facts, rez FRE On Thursday, June the Mill End Sale, w fancy balloon to eac chasing 5oc or over the children and am P CO Disease takes no summer vacation. If on~ fneed. J-ad. strength use Scott's Emulsion summer as in winter. Send for free sample. 409-4:5 Pear SreoEt , Ch eN York. Soc. and gr.oo; all druggists. Business Education Pays Largest Dividends ! ENTER NOW. We offer best termis. Satisfaction ;uaranteed. Course of study the most practical. No Business College offers better advantages. Our graduates are ni demand. Hundreds are in positions; we can assist you. Write for infornma IACFEAT'S SOUTH CAROLINA BUSINESS COL LEGE, 9-7tf Columbia, S. C. Coming Here': OUR STOCK IS Al of getting the fresh< All who have used PREMIUM HAMS, PICKLES" are the Nothingv in CAN Call for what you we LOWNEY'S BRE LATES and LOWK had. Try them. i A barrel of REBC ment of GRAPE-NI For your pickling is. Get it here. S J. D.1 Grove' has stood the test 25 year bottles. Does this record Em~ncld with veerv k .C., GOR nd Se the buying. ienal. It is :haracterize JLAR." all the mill uch beauti= :khart here, Thurs ill previous South. No imes. EW GOODS Saturd h in. You really won Ldy for your E, 15th, first day of a will give free a on O i customer pur- wi in They delight if use everybody. pr dr nIPA N Y Wc sell PIANOS on monthly or quarterly payments. We try to be as liberal as busi ness safely will permit. We have-sold hundreds, yes, thousands of instruments in south carolina, and not one of our customers who have bought of us can justly say we have I been harsh with them. No body can claim we haven't been courteots, considerae, fair. ar makes, Pianos that will last a R long, long lifetime. L We sell them for less moneyA than ayoyelse sells'themn. We are selling lots of PIANOS and want to sell more. If you want the best PIANO, address. I the old reliable. MALON E'S Music House IColumbia. S. C. PIANOS and ORGANS. T THE H for All Your Gr< ~W AYS FULL AND YOU CAN E ~st and the best at the MOST REASO: them know that "MAJESTiC FLO ARMOUR'S GOLD BAND HAMS best in their respective lines. ED MEATS and FRUITS that you v st. AKFAST COCOA, LOWNEY'S PRE ET'S VANILLA CHOCOLATES are LJST 'ARRIVED. >ILED GEORGIA CANE SYRUP; a iTS and other breakfast foods. use HEINZ'S PICKLING VINEGKl VIkCarley s Tasteless Chili s. Average Annual Sales over of merit appeal to you? No FAT Lie. ALE STARTS lay, June 15 AND ENDS lay, June 24 NOTICE About Mail Orders. No mail orders filled on special minutes sales. You must be, the spot to get the goods. her Mill End Sale goods orders 11 be filled, provided goods are stock when orders are received. sold out will return money omptly. It will pay you to come a hun ed miles to attend this big sale. COLUMBIA, South Carolina. CAST ORIAi ie Kind TOII Hare Always Iqi Bars the 'OR AL L PURPOSES S3HIPPED EVERYWHERE. anations.........................7e. dozen oses.....................$2.00 per dozen , ily of Valley....$1.00 to $1.50 per dozen ster............0c. to 75c. per dozen >uquets, Baskets or Boxes of pretty Mired Flowers.....$1.50 up We make a specialty of Fine Wedding Work. 'rite us when you wish anything in FLOWERS, PLANTS, BULBS OR~ SEEDS. R08E HILL GREKNHOlU8E8 COLU1(BIA, S. C. ABIT. >cery Wants. ,EST ASSURED SABLE PRICES. UR," "S WIFT,8 " and "HEINZ'S rill not find here. MlIUM CHOCO the best to be so a fresh ship 1, the finest there iCo. Tonic 'One and aHaf MiionI Cue No Pay. 50c.