The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1901-1982, October 18, 1905, Image 5
PUBUSHE EKY WINNSBORO, S.C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER iS, 1905.ESALHD184
THE FIRST I I SEASON.
Two Barrels of the very finest N ew
Orleans Molasses just in; also
two barrels GEORGIA CANE SYRUP. Send
your jug along.
Our New Cream Cheese
is the best, the very best. FRESH MACA
RONI too.
Cakes and Crackers
the finest and the freshest. Quick sales
make fresh shipment necessary every day.
THREE EXTRA FINE BRANDS
of Coffee for those who drink
only the best. Other good Cof
feesat less price. - - - - -
HEINZ PICKLES, C A N N E D
Goods, Hams, Finest Patent
Flours, and every thing in a first
class grocery store. - - - - -
"SEEOU R ,
SHOS.J. D. McCarley & Co.
..GOOD!
BETT ER!
BEST!
Those why buy their Groceries here the
first time find it a Good place.
These who come back here for their Gro
ceries the second time--and all do after mak
ing the first trip--find it a Better place.
Those who have been coming here for
their Groceries all the while find it the very
Best place.
The secret of this increased satisfaction
on the part of our customers is that we kcep *
only the Best Goods, are Always getting in '
Fresh Goods, and give all orders prompt and
courteous attention.
Phone 25 for your W. C. Boyd.
Groceries. W eC Bo d
The Hiuntingj Sedson
IS ALMOST ON.
To enjoy a hunt a good gun is absolutely necessary.
That's the kind sold here. Double-barrel and Sin
gle-barrel Breech Loaders from $10.00 to $i5-oo
Also get your Shells and Shot here.
So many new arrivals in GLASSWARE and
CROCKERYWARE that you will have to come and
see for yourself what a complete line we hayc.
Come in and see our HEATERS. They are the
thing for winter comfort.
J. W. SIEiI GL ER.
...ie.UeUSU.3.o@NE@E@E@eoESUemESEmosessesen*eefegs
THE PLACE
*To,,uy Your WINTER
(At Old Prices.)
We have the mos eomplete Fall stock of "Leather" shoes *
uverything for the eeudad of the feet that can be had, and*
at Live and let live prices. 0U
U* 1710 MA IN STREET, COL UMBIA, S. C. I
(We Bought Early Before the Advance.).
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NEW SHIPMENTI
MULES and HORSES. f
Five teamjs tig als bu
teams medium mules, several
extra tne singles th e arol
Kentucky mules ever brought
southb.
Several good combination and
abcock Buggie and Carriages.
Oh! Hiickory Wagons.
SGREGORVY-CONDER
A MULE CO.
JOhN s-ONDER, Mgr.
i15 Plain St , columbia, S. C.
Longtown Locals.
We are having very favorable
weather for harvesting the crops.
The bulk of the cotton crop has
been gathered already and ere
the Ides of November, the fields
that were so whitened for the
harvest, will in all probability be
bare. Very little cotton is being
sold since the recent decline in
the price.
Mrs. Minnie Harrison and her
daughters, Misses Louise and
Lawrence, of Blackstock are on
a visit to relatives here.
Mrs. E. P. Scott spent several
days with friends in Ridgeway
last week.
Miss Ida Wylie of Winnsboro
visited her aunt, Mrs. Jas. C.
Stewart, some time since.
Miss Janie Bell of Blackstock
is spending several days with
Miss Lethard Lewis.
Miss Mary Harrison of Ridge
way visited relatives here last
week.
Mr. R. W. Reeves is visiting
the family of his father, Mr. R. C.
Reeves.
Mr. J. D. Harrison went to
Columbia Thursday on a busi
nest trip.
Mr. L. T. Wilds of Columbia
was in Longtown several days
this week.
Miss Estelle Harrison spent
several days in Ridgeway dur
ing the past week with her sister,
Mrs. W. B. Kennedy.
Mrs. Janie Bankhead went to
Chester several daya ago ta attend
the funeral services of the little
daughter of Mr. J. D. Bankhead.
Mrs. William Stewart, who has
been an invalid so long and ap
parently with no hope of re
covery, is convalescing, much to
the gratification of her friends.
Mr. G. B. Bush of Hopkins
was a a recent visitor, at Mr.
D. W. Tidwell's E. H. D.
Crosses of Honor.
All Confederate veterans and
oldest living lineal descendants,
who desire a Southern Cross of
Honor, will please send in their
applications at their very earliest
convenience to the John Bratton
Chapter of the Daughters of the
Confederacy, Winnsboro, S. C.
After their certificates are duly
signed anpd retirwed, , day will
appointed on which the orosses
will be conferred.
Astonishing Incident.
It was, to all her friends, an
astonishing incident, that Mrs.
I. B. Hunt, of Lime Ridge, Wis.,
was cured of her dreadful sick
ness. "Doctors," she writes,
"had given me up; friends were
ready to bid me the last farewell;
clouds of despair darkened my
horizon, and I was a wreck on
thes shorea of des pondency, when
I bega~n to take Electric Bitters,
for my frightful stomach and liver
complaint. To the astonishment
of all, I was benefited at once and
am now completely and mira
culously restored to health." At
McMaster Co.'s, Obear Drug
Co.'s and John E. McMaster
& Co.'s drugstores; price 50c;
guaranteed,I
Is It Right?
Is it right that a property
owner should lose $4.20 to let a
dealer make 50 cents? A dealer
makes 50 cents more on fourteen
glops'4 ready- to-4gs psigt, at
$1.50 per gallon, than our agent
does on eight gallons of L. & M.
paint and six gallons of linseed
oil, which makes fourteen gallons
of the best paint in the world, at
$1.20 per gallon, the property
owner loses just $4.20. Is it
36t'nly reguires 4 gallonis of
L.'& Mr. and 3 gallons linseed oil
to painm a moderate sized house.
'pA1husand Churches paint
ed with Lligtan & Martinez
L. & M. Paint.
Liberal quantity given'.? o
churcheg whin bought froin 19
Master Co., Winusboro, S. C'.
G. L. Ken nedy & Co., Blackstock,
S. C.; Chas. P. Wray & Co., Ridge
way, S. C.
Insomnia and indigestion Cured.
"Last year I had a very severe at
tigeg of irigestiep. J could nnt sleep
at> night andI sufbred most excrueiating
p'isforth ree 'hours after each meal.
I was troubled this way for about three
months when I used Chamberlain's
Stomneh and Liver Tablete and re
ceived immediate relief " says John
Dixon, Tullamnore, Ontario, Canada.
For sale by Obear Drug Co.
ts~ you love to look at
pretty pictures? Then come and
feast your eyes. Big lot of
bauties. T. W. Phillips.
A Fortunate flistake.
In the make-up of a paper it is
possible for all kinds of mistakes
to occur. There are possible any
number of typographical errors,
which are always credited to tha
printers-at least that is the
defenee the editor always makes.
Then, in putting the matter in
the paper, eyes have to be kept
wide open to see that everything
goes where it belongs and that
nothing is left out. In the make
up of the News and Herald last
week there was a mistake of the
latter kind, which we consider
very fortunate for us from a busi
ness standpoint. However much
we had thought previously that
the majority of people did read
advertisements, our conviction
that they really do is now ever
so much stronger. A number
have asked us whose advertise
ment that was that had no signa
ture to it, which would indioatae
that they not only read the ad
vertisements, but read them
thoroughly. Now Tyson and
Jones' buggies have been on the
mitket for the longest time and
they have been sold in Winns
boro for a good many years by
one of the town's leading mer
chants, Mr. W. C. Beaty, and yet
some of these readers were not
able to associate the name of
this celebrated buggy with the
dealer. All of which goes to
show that no article, whatever its
superior merits may be, ever be
comes so well known that the use
of printers' ink will not serve te
keep it before the people.
A Dozen Times a Night.
"T have had kidney and bladder
trouble for years, and it became so bad
that I was obliged to get up at least a
dozen times a nigbt," says Mr. Owen;
Dunn, of Benton Ferry, W. Va. "I
never received any permanent benefit
from any medicine until I took Foley's
Kidney Care. After using two bottles, i
I am eured. Sold by Mclfaster Co. I
No Reason to Stop. 4
The advertisement of the Mac
eat Business College of Columbia, I
which has now been appearing in
the News and Herald for twelve.
months, is to be continued for
another year. Another very sat
isfactory evidence that advertising
in the News and Herald pays.
See their now announcement {
to-day.
FuN of Tragic fleaning.
are these limes from J. H. Sim
mons, of Casey, Ia. Thiok what
might have resulted from his I
terrible cough if he had not taken
the medicine about which he
writes: "I had a fearful cough,
that disturbed my night's rest. I
tried everything, but nothing
would relieve it, until I took Dr.
King's New Discovery for COn-,
sumption, Coughe and Colds,
which completely cured me."
Instantly relieves and permanent
ly cures all throat and lung dis
eases; prevents grip -and pneu
monia. At McMaster Co. Obear
Drug Co. and John H. Mc
Master & Co., druggists, guar
anteed; 50c and $1.00. Trial bot
tle free.
khanger in Pall Colds.
Fall colds are liable to hang on all
winter leaving the seeds of pneumonia,
bronchitis or consumption. Folev's
Honey and Tar cures quickly, and pre-(
vents serious results. It is old and re- i
liable, tried and tested, safe and sure,
contains no opiates an will not con
stip4e. Sold by MoMaster Co.
--BY
"The Old Reliable"
Mutual Senefit Life Inw
suranice Company.
OROANIZE D IN 1845.
STRICTLY MUTU A L. NO STOCK
HOL DERS.
INS iA~C'is PRNISHL'D AT
COST.
Mail this cardl filled in1 and full in
grmation will be submittsd
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WV. ID. DAVIS,
9-20On Long Run, S. C.
Grove'9
has sod the test 25 years
botles- Does this r'ecordc
Enclosed with every bc
The Dispensary vs. High License.
Mr. Editor: Taking it for
granted that the columns of your
paper are open to a free and fair
discussion of any matter of pub
lic interest, I offer a few reasons
in favor of the present system of
handling the traffic in whiskey
and other liquors, as against the
"high license system" which it is
said, will be the resultant system,
if the Dispensary system is
abolished.
As all are aware, uuder the
present system, the net profits
on sales are divided between
town and county in support of
the public schools; in other words,
all of the people are directly
benefited; whereas, under the
"high license system" only in
corporated towns indirectly
through the party conducting the
high license saloon. Also under
the present system the sale of
whiskey is restricted, being sold
in original packages only, and
not sold to habitual drinkers and
minors, and operated only during
the day, thus excluding the allur
ing features of the high license
aloon such as pool tables, keep
ing open at night, etc., which are
so harmful to the youth of our
county and state.
All will concede that were it
pessible to have real prohibition,
no blind tigers, it would be best.
But it is said to be impracbicable;
%nd if so, would it not be wise to
follow the advice of one of the
ages of the past, who said, "Of
two evils choose the less?"
One of the best read men in
he county and a close observers
:f men and matters of public in
erest, after a residence here of
aearly a quarter of a century,
leclares emphatically that the
lispensary system of handling
whiskey and other liquors is the
best law ever adopted by the
3eneral Assembly of our State
nd a great many others who do
their own thinking and are not
blind through prejudice concede
the same.
What sensible man or woman
waits a reinstatement of the
'Old Saloon System", with its
midnight brawls, murders and
other crimes. Observer.
Leter to W. C. Eleaty.,
Winnsboro, Y i,
Dear Sir: Two years ago the
estate of the late Congressman
Scott, of Erie, Pa, painted 24
Rolling-Mill houses one coat
Devoe at a saving of 11 per cent
for paint (lead-and-oil was after
the jot)).
That's how the tale reads, We
infer what really happened.
The buyer, as usual, went by
the est of paint; got bids. Lead
and-oil bid low and guessed the
quatity low; the saving was only
11 per cent.
Nobody selems to have thought
of thiis: the painting costs two or
three ticies as much as the paint.
How much did we save on the
painting? Don't know.
The tale ends with this: We
often refer inquiries to those
honaes, fur wear of Devos.
That's a good-enough story;
but nobody knows what it is.
Our only dficulty is rant of
paint-intel~igence.
Yours truly
70 F W DYo & Co
P. S. John H Mc~1aster & Co
sell our paint.
Want it Eontinue(1.
The Gregory-Conder Mule Co.,
Columbis, in enclosing check for
the last quarter of their last
ear's advertising, make this very
plai4g ote: "We are pleased
with the ahpri3Qagent gnd want
it continued.?A This enterprising
firm ha" bad thei.r advertisement
in the News ar d gerald for the
past twelve months and their
order to have the same continued
is the best assuranceth iy
hapbe thoroughly satisfied
with the resuits obtgined therpe
from. Mr. John. W. Conder, the
secretary and treasurer, is a
hustling young business man,
who spar'es no pains to push
business, lie has just returned
from the Western miarkets with a
big lot of Lorses. See their in
bersting announcement else
whewe,
How to Cure and Bunions.
First soak the corn or bunion in
warm water to soften1 it; then pare it
down as closely as p)ossible without
drawing blood and apply Chinbher
lain's Pain Balm twice daily, rubbing
vigor. usly for five miniutes at each
applicat ion. _ A corn lalster should be
worn a few a~ to prote~ct it rrom ige
shoe. As a general linimIent for sprains,
bruises, ilamenas and rheumiatism
Pain Balm is unequaled. For sale by
Oba r Drug Ca.
JUST AHY OLD THill
Will do for a while, but it will not take you
long to find the difference between the real
article and its imitation. This sad discovery
never comes to those who buy
Hackney and Chase City
Buggies,
for they are the real thing, the Buggy "It".
Nor is there any of that sad realization that
you have been duped by taking the "just as
good" when you buy an
OWENSBORO WAGON,
unless you have a different experience from
those who have tried them--and that you
surely will not have.
K. R. McMASTER.
NEVER; NO, NEVER!
Bargain hunters never go away from this
store. without a feeling of genuIne satisfaction,
for they always find what they come for. This
season is certainly no exception; in fact our
larger and better stock makes it easier for
them to be fully pleased. The men will be sure
to be pleased with our showing in Suits and
Pants. A full line of Underwear for all. - Our
stock in these lines is full and ..p-to-date.
ops' & CbilTren's Clotbing & 0boes
in endless quantity. See those insoles and foot
warmers. We have Shoes for Men, for Ladies,
for Boys and for Girls. Shoes for all.
Trunks, Traveling Bags and Suit Cases for
those who are going off or stay-at-homes.
Big assortment of Dry Goods, Dress Goods
and Notions.
You will find our prices right.
Yours for business,
L. LAN DECKER.
TH E L. S. MORROW CO.
Now for the MEN. What can we MENtion to
please them? Ohi, we know!
MENnens Talcum Powder for 18c.
You will be told that it is imitation, adulteration, or something of
thtsort~ but thsi ayebuy a ean, aod have grounds for a suit
are the People! Tor 18c. we give you a can of MENnen's Thicuni Pow
der, and a prospect of a fortune. Come and see us.
HOW IS THIS?
Ieavy 8-ineh Strap Hinge for 18c. IDouble-Barrel Breech-loading Gun for
it inei StrappHinge for 7c. IIDouble-Barrel Breesh-loading Qua for
~aptTaks at S. a package. $9.8tf90.
The L. S. MORROW Co.,
RION, S. C.
YOUR DRINKING WATER
IS OF VITAL IMEPORTANCE TO YOU. TO GET THE
best water you have to go down in the ground for it. We
re making a specialty of
Drilling Deep \Wells
that do not go dry and afford a constant flow of water un
contaminated by surface drainings. Try one of these deep
wells. We can drill it for you at reasonable cost. We can
drill right through the hardest rock with our new well
machine. If your water supply is not satisfactory, let us
lities about it and we will make it all right for you.
Correspondence invited. WVe su.cceed where others fail.
R. T. Matthews & Son.
STasteless Chili onic
.Average Annual Sales and a Half Million
afmerit appeal to you? No Pay. 50c.
#e is a Ten Cent packageeof Qrove's Liver' P~s.