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Plant T WE HAVE JUS 150 Lbs. of We want to furnish yo 14 DIFFEREN' Early Red or Purple Top White Flat Dutch Mammoth Red Top White Globe Wood's Improved Red Top White Globe Extra Early Purple Top Milan Southern Snow White Globe The man that won the i Connty Fair bong Jno. H. McM Phone 39. LANDECKER' Is sure enough doing the B Why? Because he has up sell. He is hustling all the the trade. A call will con is marked down to suit the You will have to see how we can sell them i ures. We will not be i A new lot of Men's suits or single piece at Summer Dress Good rest of our immense st Ladies', Men's, Boys and Slippers in endless Our Notion Departm plete. Call and examine th Waist. Patterns and Mantle Scarfs and TabI Overalls a specialty. See our line of Ladie Men's and Boys' Shir Yours for busir a L.] ~1809= Four Schools: SYSTEM OF W] --EXPENSES OPENS SEPTE BENJAM 8-2-6t Birdsell . None]1 A Carload Easy '1 THESE ARt GRASS BLADES and C down the grass and weeds ; also. SCALE BEAMS FOR WE THiEM Our Sto0k of Hard Be sure to see our be GRZOCKERY AN! J.W. SEB urnips. T RECEIVED rurnip Seed. u with what you need. ' VARIETIES. Early Strapleaf White Globe Pomerarian W hite Globe Large White Norfolk Globe Large White Cowhorn Purple Top Yellow Aber deen Golden Ball or Orange Jelly Seven Tops Purple Top Yellow Ruta Baga remium on turnips at our ht his seed from aster & Co., DRUGGISTS. S BIG STORE ig Business of Winnsboro. -to-date goods that will time to get goods to suit ince you that everything times and your pocket. them to understand tt such very low fig indersold. mnd Boys' Clothing in bargain prices. o in proportion to the ock. ' and Misses' Shoes variety. Prices right. ent is full and com )se silk-worked Shirt. Japanese Drawn Silk Covers, at a bargain. ' Dress Skirts. ts of all grades. iess,. andecker. 1905== Arts, Laws, Sciences and Teachers. DE ELECTION. MODERATE. ~IBER 27, 1905. IN SLOAN, President, olumbia, S. C. Wagons etter. in Stock Terms. thart. NEEDED! IRASS HOOKS for cutting about the place. Handles GHING COTTON. GET1 HERE. autiful assortment of ) GLASSWARE. I GL ER. LOCAL INTELLIGENC' Wednesday, Aug. 2, 1905 -President Neville of Clintc College was in town Thursday. -Miss Mary Witherow spei several days in Columbia. -Miss Flora Bassett has 2 turned to her home in Charlestoi -Mrs. M. W. Doty and chi dren are off for a stav at Stearn N. C. -Mr. and Mrs. Jno. H. M( Master spent Wednesday i Columbia. -Mrs. Addie Williford an children are with her mother Edgemoor. -Capt. R. H. McMaster ha been spending his vacation -wit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. 3 McMaster. -Mrs. J. E. Bruce and child ren have returned from Fort Mil where they have been visitin relatives. -Misses Tirzah and Jo Ketchin are spending this wee at Blackstock. -Mrs. Amos E. Davis of Mor ticello has been on a short visi to relatives in town. -Mrs. E. G. Scruggs an children are on a visit to relo tives in Newberry. -Mr. A. J. Broom of FlorencE a former Fairfield boy, was i: town yesterday on business. -Misses Mary Harrison an Alma Dixon were the guest.c Miss Sara Hall for a few days th past week. -Mrs. W. E. Ellerbe ani daughter Miss Mary, of Hagoo are with the family of Mr. R. I Ellison. -Mrs. Clara Herron leave this week for Greenwood for short stay with the family Mayor Kerr. -Mr. Jno. M. Smith had th misfortune to fall a few days ag from his wheel and to have hi arm broken. It is time to plant turnips. B sure to prepare the land wel The best variety of all is th yellow aberdeen. -Misses Nell Gooding an Helen McDonald have returne from Rock Hill after a visit several weeks. --Mr. D. P. Stewart of Long town spent a few days with bi parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Stewart last week. -Mrs J. Q. and Miss Anni Davis leave to-day for Duke, N.( for a stay of several weeks wit Mr. E. P. Davis. -Miss Sara Hall has gone i Blackstock for an extended visi to relatives there and in the sm rounding neighborhood. -Mrs. J1. Q. Davis entertaine most delightfully Monday afte: non in honor'of Mrs. Jai. Porci who is the guest of Mrs. Bye. -Mrs. W. H. Hand of Char lotte, N. C., left for her horm yesterday after a visit of severs weeks to Miss Lizzie Cureton. -Miss Annie Bye went tI Chester last week to have al opperation performed for appen dicitis. She is improving stead -Mr. G. W.' Brooks recentl: moved from this county to Flor ida. His removal makes vacan the position of the foreman of the gaud jury. -Dr. J. W. Walden of Athen: Ga , spent several days the pas eek with Rev. S. C. Byrd, fili ing his appointment at Sioi church Sunday morning. -Mr. J. L. Robinson of Rock ton joined Messrs D. L. Steven on and M. B. Martin on thi:i trip to, Ohiahomia, for which the: left Monday for ad stay of amot - r. B. F. Cassellh, who maovet from Fairfield to Rutherfordtor last spring has returned to hi: former home. His family wil ome in soon. They will be wel oned back. -Miss Marion Utes, who ha. been spendiug some. days witi her sister 'Mrs. J. W. Seigler ha! esumed her duties at the train ig shool for nurses on Black -te the program of the Statt Farmers' Institute to be held ai Cleson College August 8-11 Every Fairfield farmer, who at tends this annual gathering o faiers, will beC profited thereby -The Carzlina & North West e rai! road is offering specia wee end exeursions~ from Chlester Tikets on sale every Saturday od to return the following Moui rains from W~iunsbort zouet both going atd returning -Mr. J. E. Willawm tha fore an of TIhe News and Herab office, is takinn a little rest c two weeks in Richmnond. Durn his abscnce Mr. W. A. Moore C Columbia is looking after gettin ut The News and Herald an he jobs which come in. -Mr. R. C. Stephenson o Waco, Texas, spent several day in ton the past week with re btives. Rev. C. E and Mr. J. I McDonabl. lie was here getton uo some data in connection wit te history of the Stephenso: family, which he is writing. E Death 0 ri. B. Raines. Aialier memiber of the famous Sixth South Carolina Regiment has passed over the river, making the fourth of this heroic band in this conty to end his earthly it pilgrimage this year. His death occurred Saturday evening after -e .a long illness. His remains were 1. interred in the Watereo cemetery Sunday afternoon. He is sur vived by his widow, and the fol ,owing~ children: Wi. Raines, Mrs. WVm. Moore, Miss - Lizzie Raines, Mitford; Mrs. Nichuls. WX hite Oak; Mrs. George Higgins, 6tover. A' brother, Mr. T,. C. Raines of Longtown, and a sister, rs.~ D. (. Smith of Ridgeway, also survive. hi ,1rBe sure and smoke Dan Emrett Cigar. Playing 'Em Some. The Winusboro boys had an easy walk over the team from e Spring Hill in the games Wed nesday and Thursday afternoons. The score in the first game was 14 to 3. Batteries, WNinusboro: t Center and Elliott; Spring Hill: Green and Shealy. The score in d the second game was 27 to 6. Batteries,Winnsboro: Ellison and Bye; Spring Hill: Wessinger and Clark. The attendanee on both games I was good. The first game started off fairly close, but the Winns boro boys soon got the drop and they froze on to it. The visitors e did not recover at all till in the eight inning of the second game Iwhen they scored 6 runs. The home team so overmatched their competitors that they had an easy victory of it, and- there was s little interest in the games, which a were almost featureless. f There is no doubt aboat it that Winnsboro has a rk ttling good e team, and with the proper sup o port of the coimunity will give s Ridg;e Springs a demonstration along this line in a series of three e games beginning this afternoon. i. A high old time of it is promised .e all the local baseballenthusiasts. Since the above paragraph was d written, the Winnsboro boys played Rock Hill Monday after noon on the latter's diamond, being done for to the tune of 7 to 0. Just before the game A. G. s5 Ellison, who is the team's crack - player, was struck on the mouth by awildly thrown ball and was e unable to play. The team re 3turned home Mon day night. JWDan Emmett is a very] o superior cigar. t WBig Lot of Wagons and Buggies at prices that will make it worth your while to call here before buying. M. W. Doty. IDaughters of the Confederacy The meeting heldI at the resi-i dence of Mrs. Geo. H. McMaster Friday afternoon to organize a .chapter of the United Daughtersi ' of the Confedracy was quite an a enthusiastic one. . About twenty-i one ladies were present, others - sending their namnes to be mem-r b ers. Mr.<. W. C. Beaty was ' made chairman and a committee il - consisting of Misses Susie Ketch-' t Sin, Mamnie Ellison, Isabel Doug- a Slass, and Rachel McMaster and e Mesdames W. D. Douglass, W. G SJordan, an.1 W. C. Beaty, ap- a tpointed to apply to the President h - of the United Daughters of the r Confedracy of South Carolina for i a charter. i - The names enrolled so far are: ~ .Mesdames W. H. Flenniken, rj I Priscilla Ketchin, J. Q. Davis- a ,W. D. Dou~glass, T.~ H. Ketch in, John J. Neil, RI. E. Ellison, W. G. 9 Jordan. L. D. Adams, W. (C. f, Beaty, D. V. Walker, R. C. Good- n ing, Mary MoMaster, Mary Creight; Misses Louise G. Elli ~soni, Mary Y. Ellis on, Elizabeth b ICureton, Isabel Douglass, Anna e McCants, Rachei Mc Master, Nan I 'Thompson, Susie Ketchin, Mag-a flie Neil, Clara Beaty, Elllen Ellison, Mamie Jordan, Bessie McMaster and Lizzie Eelliott. Iwas unauimiowsly given to the < 8lapter. i As soon as the charter arrives, -another meigwill be held for the imrose of completing the orgauizaItion. All interested are -~ regnsted to be present at th t - mee'-ting. ror over 3ixty Years IM"s. \\IN'zrow's M)oJT1I\( SR11P has- been as.1 for over .( yersI by u on of1~u nithrs for teir ch1ibIreni whil thing, wvithI perfectu ~sess the besx~t remedy for D~iarrhoa It uill rei e1h. poor l itle ufi'erer iniunedi atly *)4oldi)4 by drgit ini every pa. of the wo:rld. TwentVy-ive conta a botl. He su:'e anid aisk far "Mrs. \\jiiow'.s mothing Syr*up,"' and taike 11o ote 1 bLi ~ d. .7For a high standard cigar bay Daun Eunnett. - 1aons F uit Jars in all siiat closest prices. M1. W. 11 7~Dan Einmett Cigar gives nor'hodv satisfaction. U U It will help you to ke a supply of Light in all sorts c S Call special attention t styles. Also beautiful p close out. To go with these light Embroideries in match p: Fine stock of other Su Stitch Hosiery, in pretty Corsets in the new shape, SHOES. Pretty styles in Oxford: We have them ii the corr Splendid line of fancy We can help you solve quality of the goods you U Co I -.= Caldwe -Strictly Business. "Our advertising pays us bet ;er now since the increase in th mumber of your advertisers thai hen there were only two o hree other merchants advertis ng." This statement was mad is one day last week by Mr. Jnr EL. McMaster, the head of th irm of Jno. H. McMaster & Co ,vhose invitation for you to d 7our trading with them is eve -o be found in the cloumns of th ews and Herald. It is base, ipon actual experience and con :ains a truth that every busines nan in Winnsboro ought to con sider strictly upon its merit as usiness proposition that meaz lollars and cents in his pocke4 'he greater the number of' ad certisers in town, the more th ~ttention of .thie people of th ounty is attracted to this as th, lace of all others to do thei rading. The multiplying of thes nvitations on the part of th: iome merchants is the very bes vay to offset the tendency on th >rt of some to go to other place; or their goods or to make use o he umil order business. If ever nerchant in town would mnak< se of the columns of the New: Lnd Herald for inviting the peo le of the county to come here t lo their trading, the effect wonk >e readily felt in the increaset rade of every business 'house. In this connection it is mnos1 teresting to note that the amouni f home advertis'ing now carried n the columns of the News and erald is much larger than for aerly. This is a most health3 nacation of better business con .itions. With the approach o: he fall season, when extra efforts re always put forth for an in rease in business, every merch t in Winnsboro should set aside sum, commensurate with his usiness, for investment in ad estising space in the News and erald, which goes each week ]to more than four-fifths of the hite homes of the county. here is no other investement of similar amount that will bring as ood returns for the present and ie future, for the individual and r the business good of the cvm tunity. WHere is a good one-comn ination dipper, funnel and strain r, cheap. Roasters at bargain rices. Other useful household rticles at special prices. R, A. uchan an. * VINEGAR FLANOR ver-sally recogr'izedI as whioksome1, and~ ini mialtinig bairley t h e grain goes through, a dryimg p r oe es i n ur very agreeable aroma This finally Serves to' g~ive t h a t exqi~Usite deClica~cy ofi lavor' to dol nmalt vinmeg:rs, which is oh t ainale by no other methIoda ur. from any~ other material. Il1.n'N Xl' ure 31alt. .tands a1t the head of all vineoga's f'or taL~jicl uset ini its purity, healthfulness and fatvorable ar-oma. We sell it in glass bottles, and refund the money if you doin't like it. W. C. Boyd Phone 25. * 4 mer Goods. ep cool and add much to your comfort if you have Weight Clothing. We can supply your wants f Light Weight Goods for Summer wear. o pretty and sheer material in White Goods-great variety of itterns in colored Orgaudies and Muslins at reduced prices to weight goods, we have an extra flue lot of Val Laces and Swiss ttterns-all very cheap. mer necessities, such as thin Lisle-Thread Hosiery, Drop pattern, Gauze Underwear, pretty and cheap; Summer styles in i-best makes, Invisible, Lacing and W. B. := SH OES. U ,)Sandals and Southern Ties for men, ladies and children. ect shapes. Prices low and quality the best. White and Colored Shirts. Prices low. the hot weather problem to your satisfaction, both in the need and in the low prices you pay. ME TO SEE US. 11 Dry Goods Company. ==: 0 I oses*e100619090e10 00?01010 Preserve Your Fruit# alHave Fruit and Vegetables in the Winter Time. PINTS, QUARTS AND ONE-HALF GALLONS. Jelly Glasses in two sizes. Call on us and we will t.reat you as well as an n.Respectfully, - M VcMASTER COMPANY. Under Winnsboro Hotel. =McCORMICK'S== !Mowers and Rakes. 1 have just accepted the agency for the CELE jBRATED McCORMICK MOWERS and RAKES, and can supply you with these deservedly popular ma- / chines and repairs for them. I am ztill handling the DEERING MOWERf and RAKES, which never fail to give .satisfaction. All Deering repairs in stock. Both these popular machines at prices Guaranteed as low as those of inferior makes. DON'T BUY till you see these BEST OF ALL Mowers and Rakes. M. W. DOTY. JUST ARRIVED! ONE CARLOAD OF MitchellWagons. --THE BEST MADE.== Many satisfied customers in Fairfield County testify to their superiority. Be sure to call here if in need of a wagon. W. C. BEATY CO..