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The lion's ing money. A more here tha erns at this er department of will be sure tc the positive ai about your bu insure the sal You Can f By buying that wagon her you get elsewhere for less celebrated Piedmont Wag, in the manufacture of wa4 be sure of perfect wagon ! money also on your buggy be sure to give you the v4 wagon and buggy materi Rims, Shafts, Swingle=tre Harness, Sadd are a specialty with us. in town, and yoa should i offers in this line. Be su They are certainly bargaih McCormici are the two names thai Mowers and Rakes on the sive agency for both of th section, and shall be plea. you. Buy a McCormick 4 have no worry in gatherin NEWS AND HERALD .PUBLiSE.D WEEKLY, -3Y WINNSBORo PRINTING Co. .J. FRA.NK FO0SHE, - - - EDIToF TERMS, IN ADVANCE : One Year,......................5 Six Months.............. 7 WINNE1ORO, S. C. Wednesday, Oct. 11, 1905. That prediction of ours last week that Lancaster would on that dav get rid of the dispensary was fully substantiated, as the people of that county gave the overwhelming vote of S to 1 against the Great Moral Institu. tion. Horry also went the same way, though the inijority was not quite so large. Only Flor ence of the nine counties in which elections on the proposition of voting the dispensary out have been held, holds on to the pre sent system of state cotrol of the whiskey trafie. Fairfield can well afford to go -with the majority in her vote ou this proposition of voting the dis pensary out. For the past four seasons Winnsboro has enjoyed a ly ceum course. These entertainments have been the ocession for many pleasant evenings to the people of this community. Ulnfortuna tely they have not been suflicient ly supported for any one person to feel wvarran tied in assumning the responsibility for having the same continued. But because of this fact they must not be let go by the board altogether. The citizens of Winnsboro should get together and see if something can~ not yet be done in the way of providing suitable entetainmnen is for at least a few of the winier evenings. Let some one make the start and then let all give the movement their supp)ort and make the lyeeum course a cer tainty. Elsewhere in this issue is published the order of Supervisor Burley for an election on the proposition of voting the dis pensary out of Fairfield county. The petiti'ons, praying for an election, contained over 4t00 names, which is easily more than one fourth of all the registered share of your L11 goods are m n long profits. d of the line. our weI=fil1et * save money b inouncement i ying. The Qu es. ;ave $5.00 e, and get just as good as money. I am selling the >n, the acme of perfection ons. Try a Piedmont and atisfaction. Can save you and sell you one that will ry best satisfaction. All al kept in stock--Spokes, s, etc., in all sizes. es and Brildles Ve carry the biggest stock iot buy before seeing our -e to see our Lap Robes. IS. E; Deering; stand for the- Very best market. I have the exclu se popular -makes in this ed to show the same to r a Deering and you will g your hay croy. M. W which carry the namnes of some who are dead or of others who have moved away or of those whose names appear in daplicate, foot up a total of only about 1500 names. This election was not ordereal until Supervisor Burley was positively assured that the petitions contained the necessary one-fourth registered voters. He did not accept the certificate of the supervisors of registration, but went carefully over the books himself, counting no name until found properly en tered on the books .of registra tion. The time set for the elec tion, the second Tuesday in December, will make it so that those who are not now registered can register the first Monday in November. Those who cannot find their registration certificates can have duplicates issued at thaLt time. However, what registering is done that day should be~ done egally and in accordance with the law. It is time to call a ha t tthis thing of some max bhing ing~ in a D)emoratic club roil and1 etting certificatis for all the names thereon without awov coul sideration of their tu4atintLt to iegister. The State of vestser M .i cu tamed repoi ts f rom i , -- spondents throughount ino- r'ou> eoaties as to the r- -i p .. on this '.ear to date a L'e mU with lLt yeaIr. as to t 'di ~ tion oif the farmas eh0Ll f ingr price of cot~o oni MOil.UtiiO Oct 9, the date when these re ports were to be seut inu. An nnalysis of th. se reports shows hat there has beeni more cotton inarketed to date th'an last year, thogh il m..i in- inces the half of the emp has la end put on he miark Thi t th edsoi tion of the frai! ti-~ o bo for pice drolp.- belowv ten1 'cnts is irmn is best s ownI by thle foe; i;bat ou that ,i thr- w :shardf iy cotton tnarkoi, :t :ale iO!:soe instauces beirg~ ti-n to) twenzty baes against seve-ra 1lliudn d bales per day o::e and two weeks (go. The ruling price for the day was about 9 1-3 c,-uts and in several towns it was$ reported at 9 3 S to 9 :3-4. WiAe tiere was no report from this county,- it would have been about the same as the above. There wis but little cottou bein; oiffered here trading will c< arked down a' More Goods Come and sec I store. It wil y doing so. A nade here is ir ality of our go Clothing! More attention has bei son than ever before. Our have ever carried, and will here before buying your F for less money. No Tr in SHOES. Big stock of I Shoes that give the most I Shoes for Women are the I conducive to making the fi Stocl and must be reducedr-the see how much you will sa Big Full assortment to sel The to their profit to call here beautiful designs. Special Coupons given with al of the premiums we are of arranged for our customer . DOJ for the same was about 9 1-2 cents, which puts the Winnsboro market on an equal footing with the other markets of this section. None need take their cotton else where on accounat of the price, as they will get the top of the mar ket here in WinnsborD. Then, too, they will find there is not another town in this whole sec tion, where their money will have any greater purchasing power than right here in Winns boro. The people of Fairfield county can do r.o better than to accept the general invir~ations of the Winnsboro merchants to come here to do their trading. FAIRFIELD BAPTIST AsSOCIATI ON Largely Attended. Encouraging Re ports All Along the Line. Big Financial Showing. The meeting of the Fairfield Baptist Assoition at Ridgeway the past week was the record bieaker for this Association, which covers the most of three counties. Evev church with a single exception~ wvas represented by one or mnore delega tes. T he -peeche~s were afll of a high order, thet adudress of Presjient Poteat *f Farrnan being a very striking )h-. The reports wPrti good, ,b.:i progress ini all depart or(2I '.f (ohm~lch work. Tfhe finan -hd r'e rt was especially grati a i i:, howin~g tuore thani 83,000 a' ri coleted for all1 chiurch pur obmf u1 ihini the~ past 'year than any prvou ear. WV. i. R abb was r"-elected moderat''r and Re(v.Ge:o. P. White clerk. The hext nb:at'ng of thet Association ill lbe at SandyI Level church at Blythewo. . An Attractive Display. The Ketchin Mercantile Comn pany, whose full page atdvertise ment attracted so much attention last spring, being the first ever carried in the NewS and Herald], are using the same space in to ci3s issue in m iking their fall auuouincemient. No one will fail to see this big advertisement and tc re-ad it too, for it is gotten up n an attractive sty le that will make it catch the eve of every one. Not every office in the State can get up a big advertise ment like this ini such good dis play. It could not have been done here three weeks ago, for we (id not then have tbe type that wounld make it possible for us to dlo so. But we were not going to )ne this way, i prices that wi for Less Money for yourself N certainly pay s the proof of I coning and s ods and the Lo Clothing C en given to our CLOTPING stock of Men's and Boys' be sold at the very closes ill Suit. It will pay you to i ouble to Pleas( >opuiar makes. Special attE oot comfort. Our $3.00 ain ieights of shoe bargains. B eet glad. < of Hafts too L prices have been cut so thai ve by buying your hat here. Values in Trur act from and bargains for ti Ladies Will Fii and see our stock of Dress I prices on the same. I purchases in this departm fering. These premiums at s. want of having his advertisement properly displayed, and so we added a considerable amount of tbe very best advertising type. Now we are prepared to set all the advertisements that come this way. Come to think about it, do not the adlverti-ement in the News and Herald make a favorable comparison with those in any other aper that youa happen to konw. For over~hxty Years MRS. WISstow's Soorisax SYRnP has been used for over 650 yeairs byv mil lions of miothers for their chikdren while teething, with perfect sreces~s It soothes the child, soften., the gumis allays all pain; cures wind colie., ::nd is the best remedy for Diarrhoxa. It will relieve the poor little suilferer imimedi ately. SolJ. by druggists in ever~y part of the world. Twenty-iive cents a bottle. Ba sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind. New Columbia Advertisements. Two Columbia firrms be~gmn their advertisements in this issue. R. H. Edmunds, Lorick & Low rance. Mr. W. J. Scr ugg. an old Fairfield boy. is now thes manager and buyer for' Edmunds & C'.. whose store is ktnown as rTe Hlub. Mr. Scrngus wil be pleased to have h'is Fairfield friends enill in and see him when in Coluhibi. 1 Mr. J. N. Center is with Lorick &Lowrance, where be will ['e leasedl to see his friends. Make Your Grocer . Give You Guaranteied Cream of Tartar Baking Powder 'i Alum Eaking Pow ders interfere with' digestion and are un healthful. Avoidethe alum. f you are will 11 make them r is the forcibI vhat bargains you to cal I the pudding eeing for you w Prices at w Iothing! DEPARTMENT this sea= Suits is the largest we ;t prices.. Be sure to call Jo so and get just as gocd You ntion given to selling the d $3.50 Men's and $2.50 lack Cat Hosiery is also arge they will go. Come and iks. le money. id It Goods. Big variety and ent. Be sure to get a list -e the extra gifts we have White Gak Note6. The many relat ives and friends >,f Mr. and Mrs. J. McD. Bank iead of Chester were grieved to iear of the death of their little Marion, which occurred on Sat arday mnorning. Its remaius were brourght down Suinday morn ing and laid to re-st in the ceme tery at S-tover, the home of it ~rand parents, Mr. and Mrs. las. W. Bankh'od. Mr. M. Y. Bankhead1 and sister. Miss Mdary. atten~1ed tue funeral of their little niece yssterday at Stover. Sheriff Cornwell oi Chester and his friend, Mr. Jno. A. Gibson, are diriving the foxes to the wal this week. Mrs. A. T. Hudgins, the wife of the school teacher at this place, arrived .-veral days ago from Ltheir home in Rtichmnond. Mr. T. W. Gwina from York conty has beeni visiting his cousin, Mr. T. H. Patrick. Z'~Mr. M. W. Doty, whio has been a 2eenhir aidvertiser in T1.e N~ews aind Herald for more than two .rs, uses a' one half page a(dV a sement this week in letting the 1 opie ef Fairfiel ccluity kniow tiat he is prepared to ave thaa neney. lHe catrries a Cer) gn1e ia! line and has matny in eresting bargai us to oflter. DI.. A, L. OT T, Lentist, \i\ii innsbobro) on theseic { IrownV allei li idg ok a sq2CLeelal . Eiection of Dispenser. Theire will be anelcto for D~isp sr forI idgeway Wedne:1sd.ay, N~ embere 15t h. A\~ piducietin to be. li b.d -ih i.loa:rd of Contiro! not later~ thpn I T. M. .JORDAN, JUi. .TA l hinn - F ing to make n go. Quick Sa E busin1ess Moi we.are offer I er ~ce ibu s :n m eating -se No worr hich they are Oliver Chil are the best on the markei plowing. Repairs for same ING and McCORMICK 1i none others so good. Be Sure to Buy your seed here. Rust Proof Oats 75 cents I cents per bushel. Seed Ba Masury'4 A Record of 50 Yea Masury's Liquid Colors economy. Groceries! You will save money I here. Just give us a trial, Timnel SttioflOirg, 8 andc SeIaoo Sood JBaPI. IMcMASTER Undcer Winnsboro Hotel. FOR SA LE-Ten nice high-grade Berkshire Pigs. Cheap. C. F. Elliott. 3 WANTED--Two g e ni tierm e n 'soardters by-L a private family; large pleasant room, servant's at tention; w bolesome food. Ap ply to C. E. M., care News and Herald. ELECTION NOTICE. OFFb:E OF SEPERWISOR EFAL.R FIELD COUNTY, SOUrT AR OLrFA. Wjinn-boro, S. O October 9, 1905. | To the Stat., amIl (outv Commnis ty: \\lhen.., one-ourh of the qjuali~ed voter of V Sirliel'ei ( ounity hiave peti the ;ntion of the I. rem:oval of the 1J4enaryiloae inLLC. Fl 1airfield Couni ~A 1i~heen insier the lawv of the fourth of tlbe qualje voters~ to order "Disp~nary r"No ispensary', to) thei qua0illed I voitr ofI ljjs county. Now thrfor4 I, J. B. IDurleyv, Su pecrvisa of Fa irfield ounty d o hereby' Decmbr I i-: I. D. 1W>5 to deteC. wVii! vot' "No l)asp). arv": those fa 4-: ge e .t ec 'in jis 41onducted, re is t rai r I : ani tax reCeip .l bI - l..-- i t i rm M olv 3'e~ itn 11i., M >a tyi < 'n'I- T i t '? T oney by sav= ies count for ,to that gov= ing in every ying, as you , the proof of y on our part marked will [led Plows The very plow for deep kept in stock. Use DEER ARROWS. None better, Sow Grain. Home=raised Appler Red per bushel; Texas Oats 60 trley and Rye also in stock. s Paints. rs is the guarantee that offer for durability and Groceries! yy buying your Groceries Noters. c4hool Bcgools 1 Supp)/is. COMPANY. FOR RENT-A new and desira ble five-room bouse with stable and garden. J. 0. Boag. Letters of Administration ,State of South Carolina, 1 County of Fairfield. f .By D. A. Broom, Esq., Probate Judge: * Whereas, Mrs. Lilla M. Wood ward liath madie suit to me to grant her let ters of administration of the estate and effects of Edward M1. Woodward, de These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish nll and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Edward M. Woodward, deceased. that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Pro bate, to be held at kairfield Court House, South Carolina, on the 12th day of October next, after publica tion bereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore noon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 2Sth day of September, A. D. 105. D. A. BROOM,. 10--i-2t Judgeof Probate. Letters of Administration State of South Carolina, ' County of Fairfield. .f By D). A. lUroom., Esq., Probate Judge: Whereas, L. WV. Hawes hathi muade suit to noe to gIrant him letters of ad minjistrationl of th e <state and effeets of John L. Hawes. deceased: These are, therefore, to cite and ad nonish all and singular the kindred and creditors 'of the said John L. H-awes, dlecased, that they be and a~ppear before mec. in the Court of Pro (:tte, to bie heIld at Fairtield (ourit I [ouse', Southi .C(arolina, on the 12th lay of ' Ocober ne.,t, after publia :on he'reof. at 11 o -!aa ini the fore Iion, to -??.>w ea z-.if :myv theiy h-.v.-, vhv the sai I a Imli:iiStraLtion shou!.l lot be granted. Giveun under miy hand, this .3rd day >f (Octobe . ~) D.1> lO-4-2tJde of Brobte,