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Nunnally*'s Delicious Candies Received by EXpress. 60cPer Pound 60c. -AT 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 18c. You will be to""! that it is iiition, "dIIterati101, or somiethimg of that sort; but if this I.e true, buy a Oa, an have -rounds for a suit agaiht tue 8onthevii Railwa or uinsboro Granit Compainy. We are the Peolple!Zkor 1,-;. we give you a can of M}[ENnen's Ta~lcum Pow der, and a 1)rospect of a fortune. Come and see U.S. HOW IS THIS? Heavy S-ingh Strap Hinge for 13c. Doubl-Barre Breech-loading Gun for Heavy 6-inch Str.Al Hinge for 0. f 1091. Light 6-ineh Strap Hinge for 7e. Do ebl Barrel Breech-loadng Gun for Carpet Tases at pImckge. .) .9 20-foot Cow Chain for 48c S.tck Salt for 0(e The L. S. MORROW CO., RiON, S. C. Barbed Wire, Big shipment just ar= rived. Call and get our prices before buying. To the Public: Having received my stock of DRY GOODS, NOTiONS, Etc., I find I need mToney 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 business, Ueo. R. Lauderdale. Timely Notes. Statiog By, 8Al)OOI f2000lj and SelaOol Su~ppiies. Soodc ]Bdvelo andJ PY~o. McMASTER COMPANY. Under Winnsboro Hotel. TO FIND IT H ERE IP IT IS ANYTHING IN THE WAY OF for we keep our stc,2 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 line of Pocket Knives as kept in much larger townIs than Winnsboro. JI W. SF6I L .E R. LOCAL INTELLI(-ENCE1 Wednesday, Oct. 4, 1905 -A much needed rain fell yes terday. -Mrs. R. L. Bollinger has re turned to Columbia. -Miss Eunice Propst is visit ing relatives in town. -Mr. J. L. Beaty of Charlotte spent Sunday in town. -Mr. Conover Hartin of Co lumbia spent Sunday in town. -Miss Ida Stewart of Green brier is visiting relatives in town. -Mr. Chas. Brice returned to the Charleston College Saturday. -Miss Alice Walker spent several days in Columbia the past week. -Hon. John J. McMaian was in town Saturday on professional business. -Miss Nannie Cummings went to Laurens Saturday to visit her sister. -Miss Mallie McMaster of Louisville is visiting Mrs. Mary R. McMaster. -Mr. Wallace of Rossville has been on a visit to his sister, Mrs. S. C. Johnston. -Miss Hattie Sitgreaves left Friday for Lugoff, where she will teach this session. -Mrs. J. P. Matthews and danghter, Miss Mary, have -re turned from Rock Hill. -Mrs. Spann Edmunds of Ridgeway spent a few days here with relatives last week. -Muiss Annie Doty is con duct ing a private school in the room over M. W. Doty's store. -Rev. T. W. Scruggs of Ruby spent several days in town the past week with relatives. .-Messrs. J. E. Pressley and LeRoy Habenicht are at the Atlanta Medical College. -Mrs. U. G. DesPorts has returned home after a stay of a few clays in the capital city. -Rev. J. L. Freeman bas re turned from Cowpens, where he assisal in a meeting last week.. -Mr. A. G. Fewell of Blaek stock spent Saturday in towx with his friend, Mr. J. H. Thorn well, Jr. -Mrs. Rosa Gettys after spending few days in town with relatives returned to Longtown Monday. -Miss Nannie Wallace of Rossville spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. S. C. Johnston. -Mr. Jesse Doty and Miss Annie Doty have returned home after an estended visit to relatives in Kentucky. -Miss Martha Gage of Chester and Miss Ella Carrington of Vrginia are the guests of Miss Laura Douglass. -Miss Kate Mellichamp, who, has been on a visit to her sister, Ms. Jno. H. McMaster, left for Columbia Monday. -Rev. C. E. McDonald will be tin ColAumbia ntil Saturday, as Isisting in a series of services in the A. RI. P. church in that city. Rev. S. C. Byrd was in Colum bia last week on business as a member of the board of trustees of the Presbyterian College at Clinton. -Congressmian Finle7 was able to be out a little while yesterday and is still up and about, but he get strength very slowly.-York, yulle Euquirer. -Mrs. Sarah A., wife of Mr. Dixie Dunlevy, died at her home i Ne w ]rookland, S. C., Septem ber 2S, 1903. She leaves a hus jand, mother and three sisters. -Mr. G. A. White's many frieds are glad to see him out after being s.hut in for more than a month with a lame foot as the resut of getting a small nail stuch in it. -Mrs. Raymond Carson and little son, Paul, after a two aouths' visit to her parents, Mr. ad Mrs. R. V. Bray, at Rockton, have returned to her home in -J.t~ E. M1cIonald, Esq.. has bn ap~pointed by Governor Heyard as special judge to o li n xtra term of court for Barnwell conty, beginraing the trd Monday in October. -Dr. Gregg MoMaster, who has been taking a special course in medicine in New York, arrived here Thursday night to spend a fw days with L.is mother before t.king up his work in Florence. -The ice cream festival at Mr. A. Lee Seruggs' to be given by th lad~es of the Brick church, will be October 6th instead of the 9th as the types had it last week. A full attendance is desired. -The Government's cotton giuninig report, issued Monday, of the cotton ginned up to Sept. 5 was 2,3j50,000 bales. The re port of the agricultural depart m~nt was issued yeterdlay, the averge condition being estimated t n1 per cent. The prios of cot tol at once dropped on the strngthl of this~ report and was below the 10 per cent mark yes -!Mr. Morris Lyles has en tered'the South Carolina College. At a meeting of the legislative delegation last week Mr. T. M. Jordan was re-elected a member of the county board of control. -Mr. Will Wallace of Ross ville stopped over a few days last week with his sister, Mrs. S. C. Johnston, on his way to a medical college in Baltimore. -There will be an ice cream festival at the school house at Woodward Friday 'evening, Oct. 6, for the purpose of raising funds for furnishing the school build ing. -Mrs. C. M. Chandler went to Columbia Monday to attend the funeral of her niece, Mrs. R. V. Walker, who died in that city Sunday. She was a daughter of Mrs. Minnie Chandler. -The ladies of Beaver Creek Baptist church near Halselluille wil! serve ice cream and cake at the church on Friday evening from 3 to 8 o'clock, for the bene fit of the parsonage Everybody is invited. --Dr. A. L. Ott of Ridgeway is heze to-day for the practice of his profession. He has arranged to be here regularly Tuesday and Wednesday of each wee and can be found at the office o ilr. D. Aiken over the bank. -Quite a large number vent r.t from here Wednesday even-l ing to Lebanon church to witness the marriage of Mr. L. L. Bolick to Miss Estelle Ste-vanson. . The happy couple left next day for their home in .Ourgetown, where Mr. Bolick has a position with the Georgetown Railroad. -Rev. J. L. Freeman Messrs W. R. Rabb, A. Lee Scruggs, and J. C. Willingham leave to day for' the meeting of the Fair field Baptist Association at Ridgeway, which'will be in ses sion for the next three days. rhis~ Association embraces all the Baptist churches of Fairfield, most of those in Richland and Eershaw counteis. Mr. Rabb is the moderator. IaWhen you visit Chester, . C., call at Hafner Bros'. new d kandsome clothing depart ent. Card of Thanks. I desire to thank my many riends for the kindness shown ne since the destruction of my house by fire. D. H. Robertson. Card of Thanks. ,I desire to express my thanks o many friends .for their great ~indness to us dluring the long' sickness of my late husband. Mrs. Niary Williford. Death of hr. John I.,. Hlawes. Mr. John L. Hawes died Fri lay night after a short sickness. Be was about 46 years old and was never married. For a nunm >er of years he had conducted a nercantile basiness here in Winns :oro. He is survived by a broth r, Mr. L. W. Hawes. His re nains were interred Saturday iternoon in the cemetery at [nion church. siiComiplete line of Cook Stoves and Heaters at right rices. T. M. Haynes.] WLeather of all kinds at C. M. Haynes'. A Big Show Coming. Frank E. Griswold will pres 3nti the great temperanc e play, Ten Rights in a Bar-room, in Win ns oro to-morrow, Thursday, eve:n Ing. His company carries thirty people and presents this popular olay under a large waterproof I nt seating 2000 people. They ave a carload of special scenery md they carry with them a large and which will give free con erts, one at noon and another a t seven o'clock p. m. Their big ] :ent will b e pitched on the lct in he rear of the A. R. P. church. See their big announnenment ilsewhere. Social Items. On Wednesday afternoon at 5 o'clock the Social Glub helH its irst meeting with its president, s. Lizzie Adams. The parlor was lovely with golden rod and ~sparagus ferns, and the ho stes ;actfully distriu ted the gues.ts in ;uch way that the affair was truly social. After an hour of leasant intercourse deliciots ic s and cakes were served an.1 the llub ad journed to meet in Novem-( ber with Mrs. W. A. Beaty. All voted the first meeting a charm-1 g success. There were twelve regular members of the club present in addition to s..x or ight invited guests. Mrs. H. B. Refo entertained a few friends most delightfully at a card party Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. J. W. Porch (of New Orleans. The decorations and the dainty refreshment mostI fittingly carried out the color cheme of red, yellow, and brown. Miss Mary Y. Ellison won the prize, a bronze bust of N\apoleon, which was awarded in a very appy manner by the hostess. U THE On the Corner by over Thirty TH Millinery, Shoes, Clot etc., etc. Whatever a man i ber of your family nee tom prices. A great r are as low, and on sor are selling while they They cost more than t cotton goods are scarc at the lowest prices. our stock of Dress Go< BIG SALE last Februz $3,000 worth of THE please you in the mat< UM We did not have a fresh and new. The - are the latest. This i made by expert trimrr Remember, we gih cash you spend, and o prizes. Get one of ou Your trade solicite CALDWELI U N Court Notes. The court of general sessions was engaged for three days in the trial of Saul Griffin for the killing of Thomas Moore at a church near Woodwards on August 6. The verdict of the jnry was guilty of manslaughter and the sentence of the court was five years imprisonment in the State penitentiary. Robert Heath, who was found guilty of rocking a train, was given a sentence of 6 months on the county cbaingang or pay a fne of $100. Robert Moore and Wade Yar borough were both tried for forgery and were acquitted. John Williams was found guilty of bigamy and given a entence of 6 months on the chain gang. A motion was made before his Honor Judge Prince Wednesday by Messrs W. B, Wilson and WV. B3. Dunlap of Rock Hill for bail for MI. F. Owens, who killed Amzi Sanders, colored at Rlock Hill :n the 22nd. Bail was granted n the sum of $2500. The de Eendant's counsel was accompani ie by Mr. Jennigs K. Owens, a brother of the defendant and a rising young attorney of the Bennettsville bar. Friay and Saturday were ~aken up wholly with equity >usiness. No jury cases on the ~ivil side were tried. An extra term of the court of ~ommon pleas will be held at a ater time, as it will take from ~wo to four weeks to clear the locket. WNice line of Double and ingle-Barrel Guns and Parlor R~ifles at T. M. Haynes'. WIf you are going to buy a suit or overcoat this winter, it vould pay you to see Hafner Bros., Chester, 5. 0., before buy ng. SiiFor three days only W. A. leckling the Columbia photo ~rapher, will be at the Thespian dall in Winnsboro. Have your >hotograph taken while he is iere. Remember the dates: hursday, Friday and Saturday, )ctober, 5-7. W'Shipment of Carpenter's ools just arrived at T. M. Eanes'. REPORT OF TH IH8BOlR BARK at close of business Sept. 30, 190. LIA BI LITI ES. 3apital.......................... $100,000 00, surplus........................... 50,000 0') Jn divided profits, net.......,100 33 ilslpayable.... ............... -"09500 00 )ividends unpaid ............... 78 00 )ue banks............................ 56 5 )posits............................24,247 07 Total......................... 60,82 05 ~oans..........................$396,109 09 iionds...... ........... .... 53,484 68 )verdraf'ts secured and unse cured............................ 30,201 00 tea1 estate ................... 16,521 50 .urniture amnd fixtures ....... 1,011 39 ashi, cash items and in oth er banks....................... 52,653 79 To~ta1...........................$650,582 05 County of Fairfield. J' Before mec perso~nally conmes James .2. aivis, (ashier of The WVinnsboro Bak. and miakes oith that the above tatemlent is correct to the best of his knowledge and belief. JAME-s Q. IDAvis, C2ash ier. Swompii to' before me this :3rd day of rctober, 1905. WV. (G. JoanaxN, Notary Public. T.. K. Er oT, ) *e@.eiE.IE@E@IOE@sEOI@I@E@e BIG STORE the Town Clock has ready for your inspection ousand Dollars' worth of Dry Goods, iing, Hats, Underwear. Skirts, Jackets, Blankets, ieeds, whatever a lady needs, whatever any mem ds in wearing apparel we can supply at rock-bot riany goods have advanced in price, but our prices rie goods lower, than last year. For instance, we last, ALL THE BEST CALICOES AT 5c. A YARD. hat at wholesale in New York now. A great many e, and hard to get. You can get all you want here Every lady in the county owes it to herself to see )ds, Silks and Trimmings. No old stock here. Our ry cleaned out ALL OLD GOODS and we have NEWEST DRESS GOODS to show you. We will :rial and please you in the price. ILLINEiRY.= single hat left from last season, so everything is tyles have changed a great deal, and small hats s the place to get the right kind and get them ers. Prices the lowest. e a HANDSOME PREMIUM with every $10.00 n January ist we give away over $ioo.oo in extra r circulars and learn all about it. d. DRY GOODS COMPANY.: * A BIG SHOW COMING ! I FRANK E. GRISWOLD'S MAMMOTH RAfIROAD PAVHON Ten Nights in a Bar Room Co. Under a Large Water-proof Tent, fitted up in Grand Opera House style. Seating 2,ooo People. TS C lodofSeca Seer it alim n Clre ir ffcs ADI--fFrAdlsH -> 25Cet - INIFr hlrn - 5 et PROI. COPAY CRRIEYS HIYTARYLE BANDAR load givSpecialfSeeiry withrre Calcer and Coond rnoeter tr "LTe itee n MpoQar etMeganyCmpn oncin th ayot er ofp eA. R.THIN CHAUTrcH E ADIS JFo dN'T MIS - IT,- 5Cet Mchinner6yeas Accpany hue Parts, admtatee PRO. WEL RSMYNSEVERYBODY BN will givn of njer poulr ee Cne tsa itnoos.aote Suppnie foawill oi e l Baby Va te aChildcry iess,a Larg stock ot lPup rard thines. et Pur Crich. cLrBAsc. TeMachinery upply iouse o the Stat AlEidxo nectors, Notie.tr Pipe Notes Ftngs. ors All persons having claims against A *ll persons having olaims against the estate of Alexander WVilliford, de- the estate of the late IL. Feaster, de ceased, are hereby notified to render an cesd, will present the same prpry account of their demands, duly at-ateedom;analprism said estate are notife to >mnake ir n to the sad estat will make payment diate payment to the undersigned. to.he C.e FgEsE I 04~tG. W. RAGSD Er 9-i>-4t Administrator.