Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A PERFECT PREnARATION FOR Colds, Lagrippe and Headache, containing Cascara. Ipecac and ....Qinine.. .. . Does not effect the head and cures by . removing the cause..... Prepared and Guaranteed by Jno. H. McMaster & Co.,. Phone 39. DRUGGISTS. THE L. S. MORROW CO. Now for the MEN. What can we MENtion to please them? Oh, we know! MENnen's Talcum Powder for 13c. You will be toMl that it is iniitation, w'" .'terat ion, or soluething of that sort: but if thik be true, buy a van, and have grounds for a snt against ine southern Railway or Winnis.ooro (rnite Company. We are the People! ,1or 18e. we give you a can of MEN nen's Talcum Pow der, and a prospect of a fortune. Come and see us. HOW IS THIS? Heavy s-inch St rap intge for 13. Double-Barrel Breeeh-loadirg Gun for lheavy 6-inch Strqp Hinge for 9c. $10.114. Ligbf 6-ini Strnp IflnC for Te. Double-Barrel Breech-loadi ig Gun fo-r Carpet Taeks at 3e. a package. -69. 20-foot Cow Chain for e. -P Sack Salt for 6Uo. The L. S. M O RROW CO., RION, S. C. To the Public: Having received my stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Etc., I find I need money to pay for same, and I must have some of yours to do it with, and if prices and fair dealing will get it, then I am Yours for L-!siness,1 Ueo. R. Lauderdale.. Timely Notes. nad 8Behool Su)Lpplies. McMASTER COMPANY. Under Winins1>oro Hotel. You'll BeSure TO FIND IT H ERE IF'IT IS ANYTHING IN THEE WAY OF for we keep our stock full all the while. New Goods arriving daily. Beautiful assortment of Fancy Dishes in rose .and cherry ware. Boker's Scissors always give the Best Satis faction. As big aud as fine lin'e of Pocket Knives as kept in much larger towns than Winnsboro. J. W. S EI IUL EPR. No Better Bargain ln Winnsboro thian my Leader--A SWELL SUIT OF CLOTHES, EAsILY WORTH $15.co, FOR ONLY SI50 HeB sara to see toE; great money-saver. Other CLO P'H{iXG BA RGA INS that will greatly in. terest you. Just come: and see for yourself. BIG BARGAIN IN BOYS SU!TS. A Full Assortment of SHOES at close prices, I wvill not~ be undersold. I will .save you money'. Come and prove tha ~ihn iso. W. A. H OO D. ~ROnrER 3A R GA IN E FR E TOO. LOCAL I NTELL TGENCE Wcdnesday, Sept. 27, 1905 -Register net Mouda. -Mr. Jno. A. DesPortes spent Sunday in town. --Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Elliott are back from New York. -Mrs. L. A. Bye is visiting her pairents in Philadelphia. -Mrs. John P. Matthews is visiting relatives in Rock Hill. -Mrs. S. C. Brockington is on a visit to relatives in Bishopville. -Mr. Holbrook Rion of Co lumbia was a visitor in town last week. - -Miss Sadie DesPortes of Ridgeway is attending Mt. Zion Institute. -Miss Janie Ketchin left Wed nesday to resume her studies at Converse. -Mr. K. R. MeMaster attended the Cole-Simms nuptials in Barn well last week. -Miss Lida Neil has returned to Easley, where she is teaching in the graded school. -The Misses Dwight have re turned to Columbia after a stay of several weeks with relatives in town. -Mr. J. A. Hinnant has com- I pleted his new home on College Street and moved back into the same. --Messrs. Clark McCants, Brat ton Davis and Tom Lyles have returned to the South Carolina College. -Miss Eunice Bacot has re turned from Mt. Pleasant, where I he has been visiting for several] weeks past. -Mrs. D. A. Pressley. of Co Lumtia, is spending a few days ith her mother, Mrs. M. L. Jounor. -Mr. Donaid Richardson of Nelson left Wednesday for Prince -on, N. J., to continue his theo .ogical studies. - -Hon. C. A. Douglaas of Woshingtori, D. C. has been on a hort visit to relatives in Winng >oro and out in the country. -The ladies of the Brie 3hurch will gave an ice-cream estival at the residence of Mr. .. Lee ScrugggA on the evening >f October 9. The public is in rited. -Mr. C. T. Brooks of Jen 2ings leaves to.day for Columbia o enter the South Carolina Col ege, in which he recently won a eiolarship by competitive ex miation.1 -Mr. N. A. Peay who has een very il for a month, we -are d~d to know is much improved gd is in a fair way to recovery. e sincerely hope he will soon w well again.-Greenwood You rnal. -The Fairfield Cotton Associa :ion meets Monday. Every far- I ner and business or professional n~au in Fairfield county should be reenlt at this important meet og in behalf of bettering the onditions of the Fairfield far ners. -The Southern Power Compa 'r will Construct a railroad from armony, a station on the Sea ord Air Line to Camden. The oad will he 60 miles long and vi connect with the line now niding from Fort Lawn to the Ealls. The road will cost $600, -The residence of Mr. W. C. s own in the Longtown section a completely destroyed by fire N the night of the 18th. Prac ]eaU nothing was saved from he huse.Mr. rownrequests uat thanks be extended to those rho have so generously come to is aid. -The home of Mr. D. H. bertsor~ near Flint Hill was I ~omletely destroyed by firei unday afternoon about 1:30 t 'clock. The family . were at a uner, when the fire was dis- a overed,. the same having caught i~ rm a defective flue. But little f te~ household furniture was avd Th~eie was no insurance. Sr. Rol e tson haLd already arrang d to iuore to Winnsboro this a~l. 1 -The( hoGudx of supervisors of egstat on meets the first Mon da in ev ev m ronth. If the eloa ion on the prop)osition of voting be dispensarv out of Fairfield ontv is ordered to be held in Noember. ne~xt Mon:lay, the first Moday in Odiober, will be the lst opportuinit~y for parties, not now registered, to register. So all hould register necxt Monday, nd put thems' ves; in position to exeris9 their right of suffrage. U. sure that you your.self are a regsteri d voter. -The millinery openings of Cald well Dry Goods Co. and I). V. Walker & Co. the past week were well attended despite the -ery hot weather and the earli ys's of the season. Both these hrms are 3howing ';~iy beautiful lines of millinery and there will be no need for the ladies of Winnsboro and Fairfield conty to go elsewhere to get their fall winter bats. Those who hnve not yet seen these attractive dis plays of patterL aun ready-to wear hats should not fail to do so. tBy the -Shield Brand" Clothing from Hafuer Bros.. Chester, S. C., and be shielded from high prices. Jackson Creek Farmers. The farmers of Jackson Creek organized a cotton associatior Monday afternoon. W. J. Tur ner was elected president and Jas. B. Stevenson secretary. The action of the county association was eudersed by the farmers a greeing to sell no cotio at less than 11 cents. Mill Help Wanted. Wanted, help for Fairfield Cot ton Mills. Families will do weil go investigate the advantages the mill offers over the farm. Many families here make from $5 to S a day. : Rent and provisions cheap. Good school and churches. Apply to superintendent. 9-2'tf Death at Woodward. Mrs. John D. Montgomery died at her home at .Woodward Satur day afternoon at 4 o'clock. She Aad been sick quite a long while. She is survived by her husband and two sons, S L. and Chas. A., both of Woodward. The interment was at Concord church Sanday afternoon, the services being con lucted by Rev. G. G. Mayes. Walker's Millinery Opening. Our Millinery Opening was ield last week, and our stock which is complete in all lines, is up-to-date. We are showing ome of the latest and best mod 1s in Pattern Hats and exclu ,,ve Eyles in Tailored Hats. ur lia of Ready-to-wear Hats clude smali indented shapes, ip-tilted Sailors, Patent-leather Iats and Turbans. The Cha nois Leather Hat is a novelty ind is having a big run. A full ine of Children2' fiats and Caps or school wear. Call and e,am ne our stock. We know that 7ou will be pleased with our howing. D. V. Walker & Co. Daughters of the Confederacy. The John Bratton Chapter of ;he Daughtersof the Confederacy Al hold its regular meeting londay e.fternoon, October 2, at he residence of Mrs. Gerig at 5 clock. The following committees have ~een appoieted by the president: Membership-Mrs. W. C. Beaty, hairan; Mrs. W. D. Douglass, Irs J. J. Neil, Mrs. J. Q. Davis, I1rs. D. V. Walker. History and Relics-Mrs. W.H. ~lnniken, chairman; Miss Susie Eetchin, Mrs. Il. C. Gooding, 1rs. W. H. Willinghamn, Mis2 'rances Creight. Memorials-Mrs. R. E. Ellison, ~hairman; Mrs. W. G. Jordan, 1isa Mary Witherow, Miss Nan iie Phinney. ___ jGT When you. visit Chester, . C., call at Hafner Bros'. new nd handsome clothing depart 1ent. Still flagistrate Kellar. A few weeks ago a petition as filled with Governor Hey ward y citizens of the Feasterville ection, asking for the removal of ~fagistrate Kellar on the charge if drunkenness. A counter peti on was also filed. The whole aatter was referred to the county lelegation. They held a meet. g in the court house Monday or the purpose of hearing both ides of the question. A large iumber of the representative itizens of that sectio were pres :nt and testified. After a full tearing of the testimony the [elegation reached the decision hat there w(as not sufficient vidence for them to ask for the emoval of the magistrate. So it s still Magistrate Kellar. Death of Fir. A. Williford. In the death of Mr. A. Willi ord, which occurred at his home Ionday morning, Winnsboro oses one of its oldest citizens nd Fairfield one of its most suc ,essful business men. Mr. Wil iford came to this county from ~orivills about twenty-five years o and opened a livery, feed and se stable, which he continued mntil the first of this year. He vas also a large planter. Mr. Williford had been contined Lo his room for several months past. He was seventy-five years ld. He is survived by his wife, who was a Miss Riatterree ofI York county, and his daughter, Mrs. J. L. Mimnaugh, of Colum bia. Several grandchildren, in luding those of his two deccased sons, Wade and Q. D., who died' several years ago, survive him. Hi remains were interred yes terday afternoon in the cemetery of the Presbyterian church, the serviiea being conducted by llev. J. B. Campbell. The pall-bearers were: D). V. Walker, J. E. McDonald, W. H-. Fiennikeii, G. W. Ragsdale, L. E. wn:~, ., W. Brown. IjN TI On the Corner by over Th irty Tl Millinery, Shoes, Clo, etc., etc. Whatever a man ber of your family nei tom prices. A great are as low, and on so M are selling while they They cost more than cotton goods are scar< at the lowest prices. our stock of Dress Go BIG SALE last Febru, $3,000 worth of THE please you in the mat @M We did not have i fresh and new. The are the latest. This made by expert trimn Remember, we gil cash you spend, and c prizes. Get one of o. Your trade solicit< CALDWELI 0 court Notes. Tne court of general sessions was adjournied from Thursday morning until Monday on account of the sickness of his Honor Judge Townsend. He was taken sick Wednesday nght and was quite sick for three days. His son, Mr. Ben Townsend, came ver Saturday afternon and took him to his home in Union, where he is reported as getting along very well, This is the first time he has lost any time since lie has been on the bench. Saturday the Winnsboro bar rranged through Associate Jus ti,.e Gary, who is acting in the place of Chief Justice Pope who is quite sick, for Judge Prince to bold court here this week. Court was opened Monday with his is Honor Judge Prince presid ing and Mr. McLure of Chester acting in the place of Solicitor Henry, who wernt to Alabama Friday to the bedside of his brother, who is seriously ill. Mr. Dal is acting in place of Sten agrapher McCaw, who is sick at 1is home in Yorkville. When the court adjourned Wednesday the case of Robert Heath fur rocking a train was being tried. This caso was re sumed Monday morning with the sme j:ary, the rest of the jurors af the first week having been dis :harged. The verdict of the jury was guilty. The following grand jur')rs were drawn for the coming year: 3. P. Kelly, A. N. K~eistler, Long street Gantt, G. C. Hagood ,M. B. Clark and O. WV. Moore. The 'business disposed of at Wednesday's session wa:, as fol Lows: Dave Peay, who was found uilty of assault and battery, was sentenced to six months on he chain gang or to pay a fine of 9:30. He paid the fine. Butler Ford was found guilty >f assault and battery and given . sentence of six months or $40. Hie also paid the fino. Robert Glenn was found guilty >f stealing a bicycle and was ;iven twelve months on the chain ;ang. Will Wilson and Bayliss Pick ns were acquitted of disp,;eg > property under lier. The was an important decision in two ap~peal cases from the rul ing of the mayor of the town of Winnsboro. Sanders and Hull ad bo0th been fined in the muni :ipal court for the soliciting of aborers in the town of Winns boro in violation of the following ordinance: "Thaxt any person or agent, solcitinig ;in bo'tr to go beyvond the limits of tih-' town of Winns oro to enlgage m work, shall be required to obt:a in a license from the town eek eru which he shall pay Sd5.( 0 for e;-L tiay he shall so solicit laor md the town. The a peal was sudtained by his Honor Ju11'?e P i nee on the round that the wording of this ordinance muadt it. aly only to laborers who were' engaged in work in the i.corporate limnits of te townl anld so could 'not apply to pei sons living out of the town and~ who h, ppenedC to b in towr when employed by these solici tors. The defn'iants in this case hl.-. <mp' lad operativ3s from ti e ~ Fii e'i C(tton Mills who were in Wi 'sboro at th( I-fi {s. Hono s dledision did no touch on the~ constitutionality o the ordmnce: his ril i Ig was tha the ordlinanca i-elf had not boi the Town Clock has rea ,ousand Dollars :hing, Hats, Underwear. SI needs, whatever a lady nee ,ds in wearing apparel we < many goods have advanced rme goods lower, than last; last, ALL THE BEST CAL that at wholesale in New Y :e, and hard to get. You co Every lady in the county < ods, Silks and Trimmings. iry cleaned out ALL OLD NEWEST DRESS GOODS erial and please you in the ILLIN ER L single hat left from last s< ;tyles have changed a grea is the place to get the righ iers. Prices the lowest. e a HANDSOME PREMII n January ist we give awz ir circu!ars and learn all ab d. DRY GOODS E*E@E@E@E@E I airfield Cotton Association. The next meeting of the Fair field Cotton Association will be held at the court house in Winns boro next Monday, the first Mon day in October, at 11 o'clock. Every farmer in the county, who can do so, should be at this meeting and lend this great move ment in behalf of a closer or ganization of the farmers of the South his strongest support. Every township should be or ganized into a local cotton as sociation. Those townships, that have not yet been organized, should become so betideen now and this next meeting of the couuty assocaition. A very im portant item in ccanection with the meeting to be held Monday will be the report of the com mittee on warehouses. This comn mittee has already applied for a bchartgr for a warehouse company with a capital stock of $25,000, di vined into 2,500 shares of $10.00 each. Plans for warehouses have been submitted to them by the secretary of the South Carolina Association; so at this meeting they will have :~everything ready for making a full report. This will be strictly a business meet ing, which should be attended by every farmer and every business or professional man, who is will ing to give this movement in be half of a more thorough organi zation of the Southern farmers his support. WIf you are going to buy a suit *or overcoat this winter, it would pay you to see Hafmer Bros., Chester, S. C., before buy ing. __ Mi Mr. W. H. Vlenniken will surpass his last year's record in cotton buying if he keeps up at the rate, at which he went it Saturday. His purchases that (lay were more than $27,500 For some of this he paid 104 which was the very tip top of the market. Mr. Fienniken is a hustling buyer. Street cars are good places to learn to admire humanity. Used for Pneumonia. Dr. .l. ('. flishop, of Agnew. 3fich., ..a,- "VI. have1 u1d oley's Honiey and Tr in three very severe cases of pneCu moia1 with ii ood results in every case.'' Refuise substitutes. Sold by MIc3as ter Co. KX0TII& The recent arrivals ha gaps in my stock that the Fresh shipments in every coming in daily, so that about my supplying any c goods fresh and of the ver UJHEESE AND MACA! finest quality. BREAKFAST FOODS Meal, Postum--all CANNED GOODS.-Notl fullest assortment brands. ICRACKERS AND CAKEl HAMS AND BREAKBAM Swift's, the ones thi tion all the while. PRESERVES-=A fu11 hi Cats ups, Chili Sauo The best to be had. CANDY, CANDY==A n Candy just arrived. (Phone 25 for your Groceries. 0RE dy for your inspection worth of Dry Goods, irts, Jackets, Blankets, ,ds, whatever any mem :an supply at rock-bot in price, but our prices year. For instance, we ICOES AT 5c. A YARD. ork now. A great many in get all you want here >wes it to herself to see No old stock here. Our GOODS and we have to show you. We will price. V. = = = U V00 eason, so everything is t deal, and small hats it kind and get them JM with every $10.00 ty over $ioo.oo in extra Dut it. COMPANY.= U Nothing is calculated to make a girl so weary as the sight of a young man she admires acting silly over some other girl. To Cure a cold in One Day Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUI NINE Tablets. All druggists refund the mnney if it fails to.cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on each b ox. 2c Trying to be independent with out capital is about as satisfac tory as learning to be a prize 'fighter from a book. For OverSixty Years MRs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SyEUF has been used for over 60 years by mil lions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect successe It soothes the child, softens the gumis allays all pain; cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoa. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immedi ately. Sold by druggists in every part of the wol.Twenty-five cents -a bottle.,B sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind. BARBED WIRE--BIG LOT just arrived.--A. B. Cathcart. iTOUR MILLINERY NOW open. Come and see it. You will be pleaped.--J. 0. Boag. FOR SALE-TWO FANCY Milch Cows, fresh in milk. Apply to Jno. Y. Turner, Ste venson, S. C. BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION. IN PURSUANCE OF A COM MISSION issued to the under signed b; the Secretary of State on the 25th inst., notice is here by given that Books of Subscrip tion to the capital stock of the Farmers' Warehouse Company will be open at the office of J. E. McDonald, Esq., Winnsboro, S. C., on Monday, the second day of October, 1905. The authorized capital of said corporation is $25,000, and the par value of each share is $10.00. For the convenience of sub scribers to said capital stock, subscriptions will be' entered on the Books of Subscription, if the subscribers will address a postal card to J. E. McDonald, chair man of the board of corporators, specifying the number of shares desired by each subscriber. J. E. McDonald. T. W.Ruff. J. P. Caldwell. D). L. Stevenson. S. C. Cathcart. tve so completely filled the re is nothing lacking now. line of goods have been there is no trouble now f your grocery wants. All y best quality. (ONI--Right fresh and of -Force, Grape Nuts, Oat 1ew stock just come in. iing wanting here; the very and of the most popular S--Extra fine and fresh. ;T BACON--Still handling at give such fine satisfac-' ie of "Ritter'4" Preserves, e, Marmalades and Honey. ew shipment of Wiley's Fresh and 0. K. W. C. Boyd.