Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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J FRUIT JARS. Mason's Jars In PINTS QUARTS 1-2 GALLONS at the right price. Jno. H. McMaster &Co. Phone 39. DRUGGISTS. LANDECKER'S BIG STORE Is sure enough doing the Big Business of Winnsboro. Why? Because he has up-to-date goods that will sell. He is hustling all the time to get goods to suit the trade. A call will convince you that everything is marked down to suit the times and your pocket. You will have to see them to understand how we'can sell them at.such very low fig ures. We will not be undersold. A new lot of Men's and Boys' Clothing in suits or single piece at bargain prices. Summer Dress Goods ;n proportion to the rest of our immense stock. Ladies', Men's. Boys' and Misses' Shoes and. Slippers in endless variety. Prices right. Our Notion Department is full and com plete. Call and examine those silk-worked Shirt Waist Patterns and Japanese Drawn Silk Mantle Scarfs and Table Covers, at a bargain. Overalls a specialty. See our line of Ladies" Dress Skirts. Men's and Boys' Shirts of all grades. Yours for business, L. Landecker. The Frrdnd Organs Head the list of the highest grade. A solid carload just arrived in your midst. My sales men, Messrs. W. G. Magness, A. L. Sam and E. E. Anderson will take pleasure in showing you a sample of the Famous Farrand Organ and you will find the tone of the Farrand richer, clearer, sweeter and stronger than in ,any other make. EVERY ORGAN IS GUARANTEED FOR1YEAR.R-- .-- -- Sold~ on ,easy payment plan. Write for cata Jogue and prices. C. T. MORRISON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, WIanraro, S. C., and Hickory, N. C. Birdsell Wagons None Better. A Carload in Stock Easy Terms. A. B. Cathcart. Preserve Your Fruit. Have Fruit and Vegetables in the Winter Tirne. riNTS. QUARTS AND ONE-HALF GALLoNE. .felly (Ginses ii two sizes. C~al og a andt we will treat you as well as any- ue. McMASTE~R COMPANY. Ynder Winnsboro Hotel. LOCAL INTELLIGENCI Wednesday, June 28, 1905 -Big picnic at Shelton Jul 4th. -Dr. I. D. Best of Millers burg, Ky., is visiting in town. -Miss Mollie Smith is visitini Miss Leonora Williford in Sum ter. -Miss Minna Robertson c Columbia is on a visit to th Misses Gantt. -Mrs. C. H. Peake of Union i in town with her sister, Mr. W. R. Elliott. -The young people of towi enjoyed a dance at the armor; Friday evening. -Mr. G. W. Abbott has move< into the new Rabb cotta ge o1 Moultrie street. -Mrs. Gertrude Pugh of Co lumbia is on a visit to the famil: of Mr. E. G. Scruggs. - -Miss Mary Witherow has re turned from a week's visit t Ridgeway and Columbia. -Mrs. C. A. Stevenson and children are at Stearns, Nortl Carolina, for a few weeks. -Mr. Robert Brockington o: Columbia is spending his twc weeks' vacation with his mother -Mrs. Rate P. Kennedy oJ Due West is on a visit to the family of Mr. W. H. Flenniken. -Mrs. R. S. Bollinger ol Columbia spent last week with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. B. J. Quattlebaum. -Misses Susie Doty and Flo ride Martin are attending the Citadel commencement in Colum bia this week. -Mrs. T. J. Cureton will re turn to-day from Charlotte, where she has been on a two weeks' visit to relatives. The home of Mr. D. V. Walk is also to be put in the repainted list. It is now one of the pret tiest homes town. -Mr. R. B. Mackorell has gone to Hartsville, where he has ac cepted a position with the firm of J. L. Coker & Co. -Miss Sara Beaty leaves this woek for Hartsville, where she will spend her two weeks' vaca tion with her brother. -Dr. B. J. Quattlebaum has gone to Batesburg to be present to-day at the 60th birthday celebration of his mother. -Mrs. Mary Sloan of David son, N. C., has returned home after a stay of several days with her niece, Mrs. A. W. Brown. -Mrs. Drusilla Stanton sand Misses Ethel and Inez Ragsdale are now visiting relatives in the western portion of the county. -Misses Annie Doty and Laura Douglass spent last week in Greenwood, being members of Miss Annie Aiken's house party. -The Cultus Club held its last meeting for the summer at Mrs. Witherow's Wednesday evening. Delightful refreshments w e r e aeryed. -Rev. 3. ]B. Campbell has gone to Laurens to perforn) the marriage ceremony of his son, John, to Miss Josephine Moseley, to-day. -Miss Kathryn Kellamn has returned to her home in Hampton, Va., aft~er a. stay of several weeks with the family of Dr. B . Quattlebaum. - John Caldwell, an aged negrc held for lunacy, died in the .ounty jail Saturday night. His death leaves the jail empty, ail prisoners being out on bond. -Mr. Donald W. Richardsor of Nelson is supplying the second Presbyterian church in Columbia during the absence of the pastor Rev. G. A. Blackburn. ....isses Nina May and Nan. nie Millen of Iloseglrl Ten who have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. W. P. Castles, left foi home Monday June 26. -Mr. C. C. Alexander, whc taught at Mt. Zion two years ago, has resigned his position in the paylington graded schools tc prsige r, pi gradgata pogrst in the Columbia University oa New York. -Dr. J. C. S. Brice of Flem ingsburg, Ky., spent a short while in town last week. Dr Brioe is a native of Fairfield anc his friends were glad to welcomen him on this short trip. He is ppv;, in Chester with his mother wo is uite si,3. ~Two most poplar brand of coffee on the market ait J. 1D Mcaley & Co.'s. Barringtoi Hall and White Housa can't bt beat. WAsk your grocer for Red Lion Extraots and get the purest For OverSixty Years MRs. WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRL has been used for over 60 years by mil gop of mothers for their childrei igig ething, with perfect success it sothes thi: .GJpld, softens the gumi allays all pain: cures wed !rohe, and the best remedy for Dia rica. It j1 relieve the poor little sufferer immed ately. Sold by druggists in every par of the worhl. Twenty-five cents bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mr Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and tak no other kind. m1erige Postponed, Tho lusLtriage of Dr. 1. D. best and Miss Janie Flenniken, which was to have taken place to-day; hats been postponed on accottat of the continued sickness of the latter. Her many friends will be pleased to know that she is gradually improving. I Uniform Entertainment. New uniforms have just been bought for the base ball team. For paying for these an enter trinment will be given at the 6 Thespian Hall one evening next week. This entertainment will be largely musioal and is sure to 2 prove a popular hit. A full pro F gram will be printed in the next issue. Give the team the proper i encouragement by a full house. JV'Try our Ice Cream Jello. J. D. McCarley & Co. Preparing to Build. The material for the new dor mitory at Mt. Zion is now being placed an the grounds and work on the building is expected to begin at once, so that it may be ready by September 1. Mate rial is also being placed on the grounds for the' new cottage that Mr. Jno. B. Stevenson is going to build on his lot on Zion sreet. Postmasters Organize. There was a meeting of the 4th ck.ss postmasters of Fairfield couboy here Wednesday. .Only 7 offices were represented. A postmaster's league for this county was organized. F. E. Hood, Blythewood, was elected p resident; T. H. Riedardson, f Nelson, vice president; and < M. B. Martin, Luke, secretary i and treasurer. The object of i this league is for an exchange of I ideas among the 4th class post- i masters to secure better facilities c for such offices. t A Residence Burned. Thursday night about 11 o'clock the house occupied by Mr. W. A. Hood on Vanderhor'st street was completely distroyed by fire, which is supposed to have origi nated from a defective flue. The house belonged to Mr. J. L. Rich mond and was insured for $700. Mr. Hood's furniture, a part of which was saved, for $400. The closely adjoining residences of Mr. Richmond and Mr. Dickey were only saved' by good fighting1 on the part of the fire company. Mr. Hood is now occupying the house on Sion street recently va cated by Mr. Thos. Phillips. W frry one bottle of Red Lion Vanilla or Lemon and be con vinced of its superiority. Winthrop Scholarships. By reference to our advertising columns it will be seen that the examination for the award of the scholarships in Winthrop College1 and for the admission of new students will be held at the court house Friday, July 7, at 9J a. m. There is one vacant scholarship from Fairfield county to be filled at this examination. Those young~ ladies who expect to stand ti examination should send to Presi dent D, B. Johnson, Rock Hill, S. C., for an application blank for beneficiary scholarships in Win thpop, This blept pontains inlU information as to the conditions of this examination and the sub ject upon which the applicant is to be examined. Death of Mrs. J. L. Bryson. The announeement yesterday morning of the death the night before of Mrs.. J. L. Bryson was a great surprise to this comn muity. While Mrs. Bryson has been in bad 1.ealth fqr seeal years, it was thought that she was a' good deal better. She had been up that evening and had re tired early without complaining. About eleven o'clock Mr. Bryson awoke and found that she had suddenly passed away. Mrs. Brysqn is survived_ by her hus-I band and one son, James, and by the following brothers and sis ters: Thomas W. Lauderdale, New York; Mrs. W. T. Blakely, Ora; George R. Lauderdale, Mrs. J. 0. Boag, and Mrs. J. W. Bo lick, Winnsboro. The funeral service will be held at the A. R. P. Church and the interment will be in the A. R. P. cemetery. The hor has not yet been 11ed. Thp bereaved jamily h~ve the sym pathy of many friends in their a miction.. Freje Ted Lion Extracts, 10 cenlts a bottle, fimp BackJ COTSEMULSION won't makea i Shum~p back straight, neither will it make fa short leg long, but it feeds soft bone th fs g bnfm e A q ndsmo . rinckets and bone consumption. U SCoI n& BOWNE, Cemists, 409.45 Peadl Street, New'York. I1 - 001T WE4 We heve the 6 weather; we pr THE GREAT VARIETY:I DRESSES OF THIS KIND: F in cotton and silk; cheap Organ 50c. the yard; Wash Organdie, I you want in pretty white goods, small figures, price 10c. to 40c.; 1 light-weight Suitings-10c. to 2C To trim these beautiful goo< EMBROIDERIES, INSERTIO: style and price. Just the right thing in Beltb comfort and appearance. Some extra values in pretty We have replenished the sto bargain in some pretty Pattern I We are offering extra vatues white-all the new shapes and i We are after yo WCommencing MONDAY, h =-.- Caldwell Winnsboro vs Blackstock. The Winnsboro and Black itock teams crossed bats on the j :ollege green Wednesday after ioon. For a while the gane was -ight interesting, until is was >roven that Blackstock was not n it, as was shown by the final icore of 21 to 6. The Blackstock eam has some good players and rith more practice would put up n interesting game. The bat eries were: Winnsboro, Center .nd Elliott; Blackstock, Dowling ond Blain; struck out by Dowling I; Center 12. Robert Gooding Lmpired the game to the entire atisfaction of all. The attend ance was good. The home team contains some ixcellent material and with >ractice will make it interesting or any amateur team. The boys Lppeciate the fact that the ttendance was good, as this nakes it possible for them to lav ball without having to be >othered withi making up deficits., 'his team is worthy of every rcouragement and should be ~iven such support as to make it o. See the notice of the en- . ertaimnent the boys are going d o give one evening next week o secure funds for their uni orms. - I Ridgeway Items l A t 9.30 o'clock on Wednesday norning the Baptist church was illed with a host of friends te itness thes tarr'iage of Miss tella Rosborough to Mr. Thomas , Welsen of Kershaw. The church .j as artistically decorated inf ~reen and white bamboo, aspara- i as fern and other potted plants t ending banty and grace for the )ccasi0u..g Mendelssohn's ever sweet; wed ling margh iader th~e skillful a ;ouch of Mrs. Geo. Moore signal- i ed the coming of the bridal party. 5 Phe ushers, Mr. W. Herbert Ruff, g Tr., and Mr. Young of Camden, ti receded the bride with her maid >f honor, Miss. Annie Ros- r orough. They were joined at the e ltar by the groom and his best g, nan, Dr. Jas. R. Des~ortes. C Rev. G. P. White of the Baptist i, hurch performed the ceretnogy. ri The bride wore :5 stylish andi , ecqning shirtwaist suit ofh hite linen embroidery,. a dainty white hat with trimming of white ose buds. She carried a~ shower | ouquet of white roses. The ri naid of honor wore a sweet sait F >f white lawn and embroidery a with a white hat; her flowys ware Miisa Rosborough is the daugh :er of Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Ros- h orough and is one of Ridge way's r est loved giils. Her many c riends will miss her in town and a 5r. Nelson is to be congratulated I on winning such a prize. Mr. 1 elson is not a stranger here and kis pleasant genial manner has won many friend: Miss garah poeran and Mr. Weley Stearns were married atI the hom~e of the bride's mother Wednsday afterpgon at 3:80 o'clock, Rev. Mr, Mills offciating. Only the immediate family wereJ present. Mr. and Mrs. Stearns left on the afternoon train for the, mountains of North Carolina. t gMrs.W. S. Hogan entert iined the Ladies' club on Tuesday afternoon. A Timrod programme had been arranged for the afternoon. Mrs. Hogan, after the business was over, served deli cious chocolote ice cream~ And cake. Mra, 4ohn N. Lemaster wiletrtainl the niext me~eting. Miss Virginia Black is with' er sister, Mrs. H. W. Des~ortes. Mr. ndl Mrs. Phillips of An JHER 1C Moods specially have them in v4 ices to tempt y( N WHITE GOODS WILL ENI ine India Linon, prices 5c. to 25c. lie, 10c. the yard; fine French 0: 'ersian Lawn, Dotted Swiss, Whi ve can please you. Fancy colorE ine colored Lawns, price 4c. to 1 1c.; pretty colors and a very servii Is, we are showing an EXTRA ] NS AND LACES, prices from & ;, Fans, Gloves, and many littlo' Hosiery in plain and drop stitch MILLINERY. ck in this room, and will show yo lats at half price. Quality and ] in Ladies' and Misses' Oxford ices low. There are no better g< ur trade and offer inducer [AY 29TH, our store will close a Dry Goods C< These Sumn A Good Cot v fort. A big lot of Cots FULL STOCK to $15. Any size ani SPRING BEI Bring in your b: repaired. Prom J ndertakin~ GIVEN THE TION AT AL] SR.W.P H. erson are with relatives in town.. Mrs. Olin Sawyer of George awn is visiting Mrs. R. H., krowno. Dr. Willianm Woodruff of Pick ns is with his sister, Mrs. W. S. iss Robertson Weds. The following marriage notice rhich appeared in the State of une 24 in the correspondence com McBee will be read with 2terest by. the friends and rela ives of the bride in this county. Miss Carolina Clark Robert on and Mr'. Frank Wilhelm Veto ere married Wednesday evening t the home of the bride's uncle, fr. L. D. Robertson, by Rev. V. P. Witsell of Columbia. luite a number of the friends of de bride and groom were resent. Many nice and valuable resents were received. The happy ouple left on the 1W o'elock train >r points in western North !arolina, where they go to visit >ra few days the friends and slatives of the groom, after rhich they will return to their ome in McBee.. The laxative effect of' Chamberlain's tomach and Liver Tablets is so agree ble and so natural that you do not salize it is the effect of a medicine. 'r s~lb by Obeex Dlrug Co. FOR SALE. Eleven hundred acres of land, six undred and sixty acres situate in the orthern part of Richiand Counmy and die remainder adjoining in Fairfld 'ounty, lying on the waters of Rice nd Twenty-five-Mile Creeks. One undred acres theeof being bottom inds on Rice Creek, fiue for pasture nd corn,1 sixty acres of which are in umvetjon, and forty acres of bottom mnd on rwenty-five-Mile Creek. Eight tundred acres of this land is wvell tine ered with pine and oak, and js within our miles of the Segboard Air Line tailway and~ three miles from the earest station on the Southern Rail my, and about five miles from Blythe vood. There are three tenant houses Li the premises. For termis of sale apply to Messrs. lagsdale.& Dixon, Attorneys-at-Law, Vinnsboro, S. C., or Dr, J. J. Robert on, Blythewood, S. C. Titles guaran eed and ternhs of sale easy. JOHN T. SLOAN, 1"23 Law Range, 6-21-4w Columbia, S. C. Final Discharge, N tica ia 11ereby given that I will q>pt,1.A roomn, Esq., Judge of rotefo airtield County, on the Oth' day of July, 1905, at 10 o'clock A.. M., for a final discharge as admin Lstrator of the estate of S. R. Johnston, deeased. S. C. JOHNS'MON 6-o8-t A dmin~rator. COMING suited foi- hot 3riety and at Du. BLE YOU TO HAVE MANY -all extra good value; fine Mulls, -gandie, two yards wide, 40c. and te and Brown Linen-anything d Organdie, in both large and )c.; fine Swiss, in all colors-fine seable goods. FINE AND CHEAP LOT OF a yard to 50c.-variety both in hings that add so much to your white, tan and black. a many pretty goods. A special ow price is what you get here. 3 and Sandals, black, tan and >ods in the State than these. nents to get it. 6 P. M., Saturday excepted. )mpany. =.= oer Days rill add greatly to your com at special prices. OF IRON BEDS from $6 style you want. )S in various sizes and styles. oken furniture and have it pt work at reasonable rates. Orders A PROMPTEST ATTEN SHOURS. I LLI I S If She Accepts You The day won't be far distant when you will be oonfronted with the gro cery problem. And we'll wager you will find it a mighty hard proposition, too. Start right-get acquainted with us -.we'll help smooth the thorny path of housekeeping for the newly-wed 4 couple. We will serve you both economically and promptly -we will keep your wants supplied at tehe minimum cost, For a young couple, as a rule, must start on a small scale,-we supply the* wants of the small family as readily as the demands of the largest hotel. We have a olean store, clean goods and a clean reputation. We started right and we have kept to the right ever since starting. Starting right is half the battle--we'll fight two thirds of your starting half if you will buy your gioceries here. May we have the pleasure? W. C. Boyd. Phone 2.5. Now! TVHE MACFEAT BUSINESS COL LEGE is allowing a SPECIAL DIS. COUNT. Enter, sake advantage of this ofrer, and be prepared for a posi tion when the All business opens. AU correspondence answered prompt M. H. B~oWEN, Principal,. Colnmbia,,S. C.