The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1901-1982, September 27, 1905, Image 4
9 We Want Every On
To Try
OUiR New Cream i2ese, whic has just
conie in, and is as ii.- as ci be.
OUR three popular braads of Coffe==
Barrington Hall's, White House aid Fa=
vorite. No better to b had; the very best
coffee satisfaction. g
OUR Cakes and Craclers. B shipment
just in. Finest variety ad quality.
OURNew Mackerei. dust superb.
OUR Shredded Wheat B13iscit. Fresh fk
and fine.
Breakfast Foods, Finest Flour, Hams,
Pickles and Sauces ahvays in stock.
All Vegetables ahd Fruits kept in sea= II
x son.
y J. D. McCarley & Co.
BARGAIN HTUKTEPRS 3
Never go away from this store without a
feeling of genuine satisfaction, for Qiey
always find what they come for.. This sea
son will be no exception==.n fact our larger 4
stock will make it easier for them to be fully
pleased.
The men will be sure to be pleased with
our showings in our
SUITS AND PANTS.,
as our stock of these is the Iargest we have
ever carried. Big pleasure here too for the t
.bovs as we are showing a mast attractive
line of
BOYS' CLOT-H ING.
SHOES for the Men, lor the Ladies, for the
Boys, for the Girls. SHOES FOR ALL.
TRUNKS and SUIT CASES Tor those who
are going off and for the stay=4tomes too.
Big assortment of DrIY GOODS, DRESS
GOODS, NOTIONS, Etc. Spcial 1argains -
SinlE MBROIDERIEs anid LACES.
0L LAN DE'CKER.
NFW ARRIVALS DAILY.
Our buyers are back from the Northern mar=
kets and new goods have been comin~g in daily
till now our stock is very ful
In DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS and NO
TIONS we are showing a beautiful assortment.
Be sure to see t'iese goods.
Our MILLINERY DEPAZRMENT is still up
to its former high standard. Our Ready=
Trimmed Hats give genuine satisfaction.
Our FURlNITURE DEP~ARTMENT has many
attractive bargains in it that will make your
visit a pleasure. Come and take a look at it.
J.0. BOAG.
YOUR DRINKING WVATER
IS OF* V1lAL T\IP\ T. GCE TO YOU. TO GET' THE
best w:a rV' y av to o diow n in the grou nid for it. W~e
*Diling~ Deep Wels
that d( not1 go~ dry :'. nI r a co L 0shnit iw o f wa Iter uin
conltamfin:ateet by surf:;i '"~ ]rining . Try one~ of hei.. Abfp
maein..~ (. fI v one w :r-r s l , i s 11 *. 2 s i a ,. bLr t us~
knowv abou'lt it a.2 we wvil avk: it a right ar yn
C >rres)>:lc ivite-. We~ sneeeeCi n hetle oE-. s fail.
R. T. M~atthewxs & Son.
Big Lot of Buggie sand
Wagons Now in Stock.
Can save you Three to, Five Dol::s on yu
Buggy or Wagon and giveou jus : t as; good a
vehicle as you get elsewhere for :mre ::ory.
Biggest stock of
carried in Winnsboro to bec found here. Cies=
est prices on these gaa s. B~e sur: to call
here before buying.
Save monev en yu
Bagging an dTies
by buying here. ig lo of second=hani
goods at special close prices.
NLWS AND HEkALD
PUBLIHIED WEEKLY,
WExNS1CRo PRINTING CO.
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W1N N -~Oi S. C.
Wednesday, Sept. 27, 1905.
Uf pro1iitiLn is ?uch1 a failut e,
wh i ist tiat Marion, which ad
joins the prohibilion county of
Marlboro, votes the dispenrary
out by a vote of wore than four
to one?
It makes no difference what it
was-whether Senator Tilhman's
speech, Boyd Evau's tlluence or
what niot-Marion did herself
proutl in votilg the dispensary
out by such an overwhelhing
m jority.
There is no better evidence
needed to .demonstiate the fact
that the dispensiry ba4 lost its
hold upon the peopie than the
handsome vote given by Marion
county, which has hith-rto been
a dispensary stronghold, for get
tiug rid of it in tliat county.
The nurmber of counties, :hat
are voting the (ispeusary out,
still continues to increase. And
yet there is not a community in
the State that is making an etrort
to' get one of these state grog
shops. The evolaniation for its
all] oing one way issim pe enough.
Lancaster's three papers have
been united into one, which will
be known as the Lancaster News.
Mj. Chts. T. Connor-, who has
ben editor of the Review, will
edit the new paper, which wili
e a semi-weekiy 6-colu mu
quarto. This mean- Laucaster
s to have an up')-to-date paper.
Success to the combine.1 paper.
With the dispensary now voted
out of five counties, there will be
a decided decrense in the revenue
coming in fiow this source. The
,more the revenue is decreased,
the more easily it will be to get
rid of the Great Moral Institu
tion, which never would have seen
the light but for its revenue-get
ting feature.
Cherokee, Pickens, Uniou, New
berry, Marion-these are the five
cunties which have hatd the man
hood to say at the ballot box that
they no longer want revenue from
an institution that is so corrupt
in its management, that it i~s
proving a festering sore upon the
body politie. There will be other
counties to follow suit before
many more moons.
It seems from the paragraph
below in Monday 's State that
some type-setter in the big daily's
office has come to the help of the
farmers by converting their col
lege into a rea?l agricultural insti
tution, and a patriotic one -a
well. T'rue, the prophet more
than 2,000 years ago, wrote:!
'The monanns and the hills
shall break for th before you into
singing, and all the trees of the
field shall chip their hands." But
it was hardly to be expected that
this prophecy would haLve ai lit
eral fulfillment. The bottoms on
the Seneca river mxust be doing
their very best this season, and
it would not he amiss to hold a
sec-out farmers'institute at Clem.
son at this barvest time, so that
the farmers of South Carolixir.
may have the pleasure of hearing
this n< w pastoral and pati iotic
zrm~ic, a feature1 that 110 dloubt
-an be tr c-ed to the tea ching of
voenil ilmlsie at Ithe State Summer
Al the- re.*-- ionlv tzmi w thle nouw
oret insi by 3bi-. :L..(. Southarde
I. j C (~'a~ruii rar eitiig At hilttns.
-i -- "e \ n:: rie l.-freshinients Imwere
served byI 1 ir ul- of the ca::um:s.
T! e ecOnii~ttee~ ha'ving in ''ha~rge
h(e It2ini Ur tue A~e-to ion
tl' proih(tioni of ' oting' the
di var out~ of F~air fiei- contvI
no-' hWv' tthem. in ~lhape and thr!
wi 'll . h e pr.t ( to t h couny
abtout five hnmhed Eaames onth
petit~ons which pi eLticailly in
yes th-~ elction be'ing orlred
i..verv eif >. t will be maide to hiune
lhe elect on puihd c-ff in No
v. mflhier. If this is done, the
last oppi rtunity fm- paitii s, n ot~
now rEgisred, to registerx willj
b. next Mo: day, the first LutovL
in October. So look u2 vou:
-eitration c-ertificates; an I if~
vou hav-e not oneI, I e sure to
reister rext Monday. It is tibe
duty of everyV man8 to h~ave his
namei r'-gisteredl so that h]. can
neri -ec the right of~ suffr-age,
whenever an election is to be
h~d So register and put your
slf in position to vote at this
abcetionm or at any other that may
I bell -at any time. As for us,
wec shici d like to see just as
g a v .te aposble polled at
tLe lrger the vote, the nearer it
wil LxpIess the real sentiment of
the !roplt of the county in re
ord to this movement.
Grand Jury Presentment.
',, Inn (o % ,Iril
;n .hmlye, Sepuitmber Terml,
1905:
Wo, the grand jury of Fairfield
-onutv, respectfully report:
That we have considered and
passed on all bills of indictrnent1
hauded us by the solicitor at this
tein. That we present those in
authority, wluse duty it is to
car1y out the recollineml;tions
of ;he grand jury <.>f Fiiairiield
couotv. 'Ihis gra l jury and
several peITcedig gri; nd juries
have recojmuuuded the inprove
nowrt of the cout hou e, the sule
of the jail and the building of a
new one, better ada*npted for a
publi': pi ison. the b,-tter securin
of the records of the public
oflices by pr oviding fire protfi
and the supplying of the vourt
aud jury roomis with sfiejnt
ciairb ani furnituro. No atten
tion has been paid to these recom
menldal ious.
We again call ti;e attention of
the pub.ic officers to the 1tw, re
quiring each of them to keep in
a special book an itemized state
ment of all costs, fees, dues, etc.,
received or due them by virtue
of thit ir offices.
At the February term of this
court, we appointed a committee
te examine and report upon the
public offices, their records, books,
etc. This commnittee has made
such examination and reports as
follows:
We report that the auditor's
duplicate shows the returned
value of taxable property in the
county to be
Real estate...... . $1,919,733
Personal property........ 1.964,651
Total................. $3,s 4,34
That the taxablo polls number
4,860.
That the common tax rate is 12
mills; State 5 mills, county 4
mills, and public schools 3 mills.
In townships Nos. 1, 8, 9, 14, 16,
17, 18, 22, 25, 28, 30, 31 and 32
there is a special school tax of 2
mills. and in No. 19 of oU mill.
That the audi-tor's books tally
with those of the county treas
urer.
That the records and vouchers
of the county treasurer show that
the money received by him and
partially disbursed are as fol
lows:
Dr.
To~ balance ordinary county
tax, 1904, last settlemient ...$ 107 75
To ordiinary county tax, 1905,
penalties and loains...... . 2:1,010 26
To State tax, 1905, and penal
t les.................................19.512 Si
To bal. funds pub. achool,1904 6,977 S9
Tfo3 miiill school tax, 1905,pen
altiles and polls................ 20,789 90
To anmt. State dispensary......,451 81
To amlt. county dispensaries.. 7,4s0 43
T'oamnt. road comf'ultationi tax 1,114 52
To amlt. costs antd fines ........ 702 (02
TO :ault. miiscellanieous......... 415 47
Trotal............... $84,571 79
Cr.
By amount paid claims ordi
31ary counity.....................$22,5: 21
By abat em ents ............. 64 40
By exeutions with sheriff... 454 80
By executiesrt State.........18,500 00
By a batenments ................. ... 0 50
By execuitions with shueritt.. 558 56
By pubhec schoo'ls .............24241 18
By abatemenits, 3 miill tax.. 4s :30
By abantemients, special tax. 20 79
By abtatemnents p(.ll tax.... 92 00
By executions with sheritY, 3
inill tax.......................... .:39 10
By executions w th sheriff
speecial tax ...................... 89 :34
B2y polls and penialties. ..... 9:5 :39
Paidl road comm~ult ion tax... 7':s 35
Paid( d ispensary fun d........... 3,6s1 52
Paidi Win nsboro ........... ... 520) (i0
Paid Ridgewvayv.............. .. -65 54
Paid costs and lit es fund .... 495 55
Paut idmi:.eelaneor s l'und .... ... :;75
Sept. 1, 1905-Bal. oni hand.... 7.516 87
Total ................ ... 1,571 79)
Leaving in his bands a balance
of seven thlousandL five hundred
sixteen andi 87-100 dollars. which
amiounht, his ofliciatl deposit boo0ks
with the Winnsboro and Ridge
waty banks show that he has to
his credit.
That we examned the office of
the county supervisor, where we
foundjmauv of the original vuch
ers burned, dlefaced and missing,
from the recent fire, but sufficient
of the rtee.>.rds remained to a'ssure
us that our exaiuation was prae
ticallv complete. The surervisor
showed us that the debt of the
conty prior t' his assuming his
offi.- and which is still unpaid is
as follows:
(Cla:imis haibi by W1 insb oro
Bam ,~ ~ourt ex::sens.s 1904. $ 1,S44 72
Y...r..... .............. .... 1,160 4.s
Cahnsi~ hebl by Dt . \'. Wa~iker 00.)7
W ilfr .. . 1lt4 0
I(ltt 7 por. centt. tdue
Alte 'r, exetrnt rix........ 10.000 0)
(lt. 7 petr centi, (due
MIarchi 1, 190;.)
Mm thi nery Co. ..... ......... 1,750t 00
(Note A. D). 1 'otnd. ilt.
pter cnt~dne .hzan~..106.)
Caimis Stait- Noking Funditl. 7,400 00
(Note A. 1). 1 food. Inrt. i
per e:nt~due Meh.,1906.)
Tot: I of originlal limis......$24,s 5:3
otal hit. due Mcli. 1, 1906 ...$ 1,4:12 75
The supervisor's cash book and
warrant book were destroyed by
the recent fire.
up to date, September 1, 1907,
disconnted at 7 per cent, aggrt -
g.ate $8,843.22. To this must be
adt d the discount at 7 ner cent
We find sufficient vouchers fur
all the warrants issued by Super
visor Burley on the couuty treas
urer.
Ve examined the office of
superintendent of education and
find his records to tally with
those of the county treasurer.
We find the statements upon
their books of the amounts paid
to the county treasurer by the
Winusboro and Ridgewavy cis
pensaries to tally with receipts
by the said tensurer.
We examined the offices of the
clerk of cour-t, of the sheriff, and
of the judge of probate, vi d find
their books corrQct and the
b dlancc shown against them fully
"met by credits on their deposit
books".
Our committee to examine the
poor ious.e and chain gang, re
port everything in good con
dition and properly conducted.
rTle poor house has 15 inmates,
3 white and 12 colored.
There are 13 men on the chaiL
gang and the health of the pris
oners is ood; only one beingr
sick and unable to work.
We rccornmend that the county
borrow moner on an issue of
)orJds sufflicient to pay otf all
indebtedness and to pay the
current expenses of the county
in cash.
In conclusion we desire to
give public expression to our ex
treine regret at the illness of Judge
Tow n eud and to express the
hope that he may be very s:on
restored to public usefulness in
his .position of an upright, able,
conscientious and kind-hearted
judge.
With thanks and acknowledge
ment t) your Honor for infor
Imation and courtesies extended
to is,
Respectfully submitted,
G. W. Brooks, Foreman.
Throat Coughs
A tickling in the throat;
hoarseness at times; adeep
breath irritates it;-these
are features of a throat
cough. They're very de
ceptive and a cough mix
ture won't cure them.
You want something that
will heal the inflamed
membranes, enrich the
blood and tone up the
system .-.- .-..
Scott's .Emulsion
is just such a remedy.
It has wonderful healing
and nourishing pdwer.
Removes the cause of
the cough and the whole
system is~ given new
strength and vigor.-..
S&nd !~r fre! sample
SCOT T & BOWNE, chemists
409-415 Pearl Street, New~ ork
5oc. and $r.oo'. All druggists
Notice to Creditors.
All persons .havinig elaimis agrainst
'the etate of the lat" L. Feaster, (de
easedl, wvil piesent the samne properly
alttestedi to me; anid a~Il)l rties indl~ebted
to the saidjestatec will nizake payment
to the urnd ersigned.
A. C. FE'ASTER, -
9-15.4t Adm.Iiinistrator.
Settlement Notice.
,All personis, who are indebted to me,
ar e ben~ by notified to make inuniediate
paym ent 'to IR. T1. Rat terree, wiho is
aLuthoriz:ed to colleet all debts due mei
anid to recein't tor same.
9-3t 'A. WI L LIFO RD.
$225
w i:1 Luy a good Piano from us.
We Represent
No Misleading
stat r*n.na of $:V-,0 and~ $103 Pianos for
We r*'-epmt $100 Pianos, hnlt they
are wort h Sio: no more nor no less.
You Want
the~ full r-aine of your mnone~y and we
pleilge to give it,
We Trade
for old Pianos anid Organs~ in part pay
nient for neow ones.
Catalogues
and. priceS sen1t on reqjuest.
No. 3432 Main Street, Columbia, S. 6.
almost oppoasite Maso'nie Temple.
Pianos and Organs.
Grove's
has stood the test 25 years,
bottles. Does this record o
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Wire Nails..
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having just rece
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Woven
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and wvill be glac
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possible prices. Just at this
attention to a big line of
.ROCk
that have just come in. Sot
prices that will make it inter
Big shipment of
Pictures and Pi(
to arrive this week. This is
pictures and to have your ott
Special attention calied to
Full assortment at right pric'
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