Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Delicious Candies Received by EXpress. Per Pound-.6 -AT Jno. H. McMaster & Co., Phone 39. DRUGGISTS. SEED OATS. 500 bushels home-raised Rust Proof Seed Oats on hand and for sale at the right price. BUGG IES. REMEMBER WE SELL THE BEST, Tyson .and Jones, and if you want a cheaper buggy, then buy the F isher. We carry a full line of both Wagon and Buggy Harness and Buggy Robes. W. C. BFATY CO. The Same IldStory. It's the same old story==the best place in Fairfield County to buy your FURNITURE is at R. W. PH ILLIPS'. The stock is always full in every department and prices are sure to be the very lowest. If you haven't been in yet to see this season's offerings, be sure to do so before buying. BED=ROOM SUITES at various prices. Can suit you in grade and price. IRON BEDS=- Large stock on hand and at close prices. COOK STOVES are a specialty with us. No bets ter place to get just what you want at the right price. PICTURES! PICTURES !==A large assortment; some of them beauties. Al! at inviting prices. Be sure to see them. UNDE-RTAKING, A full supply of CASKETS and COFFINS. All orders promptly attended to. Men's CIothing. I can save you money on MEN'S CLOTiilNG. A tailor-made suit for $12.50. Can't be beat. BOYS' SUITS=-A good line at Bargain Prices. Come to see them. SHOES at prices to please you. As for GROCERIES come and get my prices before buying. I also have some nice JE WE LRY at rock-bottom prices. Will be pleased tc ilave you call anid see for yourself. I am bound to sell. Thanks for past patronage, I solicit a continu= ance of the same. W. A. H OOD.. When it can all be done at one place, and that is the satisfaction that comes to those who come here to do their trading. if it is anything in the Dry Goods or No tion line, it is here. If it is Millinery, it is hiere, andin up~to=date styles too. Or if it is a Picture, a Carpet, or a Rug. or a Window Shade, it, too, is here. Or if it is any piece of Furniture, or a Cook Stoye, or a Heater, it is here also. Or if it is a Buggy tor a Wagon, the same is true. It makes no differesa wvhat it is, it is here. So come right along and save yourself the worry of having to shop gIl oyer the town. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE Wednesday, Oct. 18, 19o5 -Mrs. T. H. Ketchin has re turned from Columbia. -Mr. J. H. Thornwell, Jr., spent Saturday at Blackstock. -Miss Margaret H. Rion of Columbia spent Monday in town. -Miss Bridgman will appear at the Thespiau Hall Friday ev ening. -Miss Lottie G. Rabl has returned to her school in Flor ence county. -Miss A. V. Miller of Rich mond, Va., is nov in charge of the Western Union Office. -Mr. J. E. McDonald, Esq,, is in attendance upon court in Lancaster this week. -Mr. J. Q. Davis, Jr., left yesterday to resume his work in COlumbia with the State Com pany. -Mrs. R. L. Stover of Kershaw has been on a short visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Tennant. -Rev. Carl S. Matthews of Rapidan, Va., is spending a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. P. Matthews. -Rev. and Mrs. S. C. Byrd and Mr. A. S. Douglass left yest erday for Rock Hill to attend the South Carolina Synod now in session there. -Mrs. Sallie LeConte Davis left Saturday morning for her home in Columbia after spending a few days with 'he family of Mr. J. Q. Davis. -Mrs. Nan Ragsdale, Mrs. G. W. Ragsdale and Miss Ethel agsdale attended. the Bland olly wedding at Jenkinsville Wednesday evening. -Mr. E. H. Clark and family, who have been spending the sum ner in Winnsboro, left last night er ,Crawfosd, Ga., where they vill visit Mrs. Clark's father. -Miss Kate Jennings of Co ambia, Miss Burnside of Lykes and, S. C., and Miss Phillips of springfi-ld, S. C., are visiting < iss Mabel Curlee at Greenbrier. I -Mrs. Esther 1stewart, of I White Oak, spent Sabbath night vith Mrs. John Bankhead and eft Monday for Atlanta to visit er daughter.-Chester Lantern. --A full attendanee upon the ~ntertainment at the Thespian all Friday evening will go far owards making possible other ttractions for the long wintert ~vemgs. -Mr. S. C. McDowell has een ap pointed carrier on Winns oro R. F. D. No. 1 to take the1 lace of Mr. W. D. Tennant, who as accepted a position in the . S. Mail service. -Be at the entertainment Eri ay evening for the sake of the mjoying a pleasant evening with rare en.tertainer and also for 1 nsking possible other entertain nents f'or the long winter even ngs. -Dr. W. B. Lyles spent a hort while in Winnsboro last eek on his way to Rock Hill, here he will practice his profes ~ion, having secured the oflice 4 ~ormerly occupied by the late1 r. Lyvnn. --Winnsboro will be well repre en ted at the State Fair next3 eek. There is every'indication hat it wsll be the largest of bese annual gatherings of South 3arolinians from all over the tate. -Miss Susie May Cloyd, who ias been operator at the West rn Union for the past few onths left Saturday for her ome in Lancaster. Miss Claydi ill be missed by the many riends she made during her, bot stay in Winnsboro. --Mrs. U. G. DesPortes, Mrs. 4 I. B.'Refo, Mrs. Lizzie Adams, u Irs. M. W. Doty, Mrs. W. R. )ty, Mr. andl Mrs. F. MI. Gads- i len, Misses Lizzie Carttoo, Car- ~ e awl Eloise 3Ellio tt, and Mr. 4 'ay Allen DesPortes took in the lansman at the Columbia The I Lre Saturday evening. -Thee was a small fire near e Fairtield Cotton Mills early hur day morning. A house elging~ to W. Hi. Porter was 4 ~ompetely de,.itroyed, 1t was I ecuped by Mr. W. F. Clement : hose furni:rnre was partially lestroyed. TI:ere wa some in- *4 .rance on both the house and* be furniture. -Tie store news of our enter-* >ising merchants formq a very ,Inierble pairt of this issue. 4I [here is n.o more proftble news hn that which tends to save theI ea(er me~neyv. This is Ibe sea- ' og wbhen there is a grt at deal of' ~rade and so our advertising ~olumns should be carefalily nerued so that you may tradle the more intelligently. ---We regret very much ti a e could not accept a kind invita-| tion to be present at the first I anual corn shucking and bar-| e..ie gin'u by Messrs. Jas. R.i Keler and JYohn J. Mcfaham~, at Montgomery Place, Dawkins. Friday evening. October 13. from 2 to 8'p. m. The invitation was to spnd the evning inco ay, with neighbors shuckng corn and eating supper". A happy com bination. -Mr. A. M. Owens left last night for the Westeru markets to purchase a lot fo mules. He will have an interesting bit of news for Fairfield farmers next week. WOpening up a big lot of Cut Glass, High Grade China ware ahd other goods suitable for wedding presents. Call and see them. C. M. Chandler. nlimnaugh's The Place. There is one place in Columbia, where all Fairfield people know a hearty welcome always awaits tbem,-and that's at the Mam moth Department Store of J. . Mimnaugh & Co at the corner of Main and Plain Streets. This is especially true during Fair week, when a special welcome will be extended to all visitors. This big store is such a. big part of Columbia that no visitor will have seen the fair in its complete ness without spending a part of the time in inspecting the wonder ful offerings being made here wonderful in quantity and variety, but more wonderful still in the low price 'at which such big values are offered. Some special bargains in Suits and Overcoats will make it worth while for the men to call; and at the same time their wives, sisters, and daughters can be getting .heir Winter Cloaks and Suits or taking advantage of the unexcelled pportunity for getting the most stylish Millinaery of the season. rheir Carpet Department with Ats immense well selected stock will prove of exceptional interest ,o all. The truth is there is not a de 3artment in the whole store that s not well worth the time - given :o inspect it. Visitors will find emselves fully repaid for com ng to Columbia, if they do noth ng more than take in this biu tore crowded from top to bottom vith bargains in every depart nent. What-ever else you do or on't do while at the State Fair, e sure not to fail to go to Mim aiagh's Qt ~8i-Lowney's Candies dre all 1). K. for yourself or for a gift to ,our friends. G. A. White. Woodmen of the World. A special meeting of tbe Holly vood Chapter 271, Woodmen of he World, will he held next 'uesday evening at 7.30 o'clock. il members are urged to be resent for the purpose of attend ng to some special business. J. L. Freeman, Consul Commander. WFresh Oysters and Fish to, rrive Friday and Saturday. ~'inest Fresh Meats every day in he week. B. G. Tennant & Co. WMy line of Cook Steves m.d Heaters will interest you. C. i. Haynes. Honor Roll of Blythewood School. The following is a list of pupils n the honor roll of the Blythe vood school for the past month: Belva Brown, Dessa Brown, :da Smith, L. 2. Hdod, Callie lood, Ruth Hawley, Estelle Wooten, Meade Hawley, Wood ard Hawley, Mike Brown. *W~Get your gun ready for the mnting season. Let me repair t for you. All kinds of repair ork done promptly. T. M. Iaynes. WBest Candy Bairgain in Vinsoro, that 25 cents mixture 4 G. A. White's. iemesomouesseeeseEeEoIe shape, style an oignait, n W. shpe SyeRUd GS , ang See our windows. *@.E.EUmE@E@EaEEmaOaOE@Emam * THE On the Corner by 1 over Thirty TH Millinery, Shoes, Ciotl etc., etc. Whatever a man i * ber of your family nee tom prices. A great ni are as low, and on son are selling while they They cost more than t cotton goods are scarc< at the lowest prices. our stock of Dress Goc BIG SALE last Februa $3,000 worth of THE I please you in the mate = =M We did not have a f-esh and new. The s are the latest. This ih made by expert trimm Remember, we giv cash you spend, and or prizes. Get one of out Your trade solicite CALDWELL U Library Associ.tion fleeting. There will be a meeting of the Winnsboro Public Library As sociation this evening at 8 o'clock at the Thespian Hall. A fnll attendance of all the members is desired. 0P lnterested in children's clothing or ready-made skirts? Then call on F. M. Clark. He can please you, sure. New Advertisers. The DeePortes Mercantile Company use a nice space to-day to tell you how to do well by buying goods that sell. E. P. & F. A. Davis, a success ful Columbia shoe firm, extend an invitation to the people of Fair field county to trade with them. J. Wilson Gibbes, the office supply man of Columbia, begins a year's contract in this issue. WCome this way for yur Tin and Agate ware. Some special bargains. T. M. Haynes. Mr. flatthews Held Up. Hold-ups in Columbia ars get ting to be very common. Only three persons were held up Sat urday night, one of whom was Mr. J. E. Matthews, who recently moved from Winnsboro to ac cept an important position in the Loan and Exchange Bank. At the point of a pistol Mr Mat thesis gave up the last dollar he had-on his person. MiPCook Stove, did you say? R. W. Phillips' is the place to get a first class one at small cost. FOR RENT-A new and desira ble five-room house with stable and garden. J. 0. Boag. FOR SALE-For half original cost, fine Mason & Hamlin Or gan. Four sets reeds, sweet tone. Suitable for parlor, Sun day sohool or ehurch. Good as new. Freight paid. Address Mrs. Chandler, 408 E. Wald burg St., Savannah, Ga. 24 Your Price?g U 0 About how much would U0 von like to pay for your U FALL and WINTER SUIT?:. Name your price and we'll* show you a SUIT that will more than meet your expecta-* tions.e SWhether rigid economy * compels unot to make the most U0 of a $10.00 Eut or a hand- . some income justifies the * wearing of a luxurious $25.00 : out, we'll give you the best your money can buy. We in- * sure you .satfiction at any price, OUR CLOTHES ARE PERFECT. Our Suits show every mark of expert workmanship in all = those little devices which * cause garments to retain their to look well to the very last 0 U LOTTO: FOR LESS MONEY. )MUNDS CO. er. Columbia, S. C. *1 ii IEEUEE0OEEOSEE U i BIG STORE :he Town Clock has ready for your inspection * ousand Dollars' worth of Dry Goods, iing, Hats, Underwear. Skirts, Ja-kets, Blankets, N ieeds, whatever a lady needs, whatever any mem Is in wearing apparel we can supply at rock-bot iany goods have advanced in price, but our prices * ie 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 * 3, 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 EWEST DRESS GOODS to show you. We will rial and please you in the price. ILLINERY.=== single hat left from last season, so everything is yles have changed a great deal, and small hats ; the place to get the right kind and get them ers. Prices the lowest. e a HANDSOME PREMIUM with every $ooo i January ist we give away over $ioo.oo in extra circulars and learn all about it. , DRY GOODS COMPANY. 100000011008990*280006 FIELD SEEDS GET OUR PRICES BFFORE BUYIN. SEED OATS. DWARF ESE We offir several cars of these RAPF. god.Tennessee Red Rust Easily grown, perfectly'hardy roof, which have given such general satisfaction, and also the p Pigsmale and celebrated Applor Red Rust Proof, which is the perfection of u all Seed Oats and so eagerlygrow pe. From sought after by all leading and o enterprising planters. They will and three-fourth toss of green yield from a quarter or a third rape, or it yielded A the rate of more than any other Seed Oat, 19eton per ar lwd and will stand more cold weather than any other known varieties. SEED RYE.T SEED RYE. 'IeAwill have in stock ias e Southern grown, the kind that etlx sokffneed gives such universal satisfaetion. SeCrelsPoiiFlt good alltoun feeing ropind g Ylowperties. , ctleen is esilpgro n.t are vryowk. Write s forpricesforao ehaf acr here ias te Fie annd thrdfo hetd lfne. -vestmetfor any farme. WHOESAE AD RTMLSEEDSHET. Th mllhainsipe wilme ynmstck i ew chapaslog stas Juarstochik ofeed ~l5 CENTSm BC elOR oTF. 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