Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Mdddm( says there wiil be son monial cir:>let in this few weeks. Friends will find that their w, pated here by my layi goods suitable for WEDDING These include a large CUT GLASS,~ handso vrry high grade, at STERLING and TRIP I shall be pleased tc my stock. C. M..C Horses a A good lot Mules now in lot to arrive a to see them. mules if you HARNESS! Big lot of H Will be sold Prepared tc Livery Want - Stlling ROCK f D.SA.:C The Two ({r THIANKSGIVINGi al far off. The fruit cal, casions will be better necessary' fruits--Rai rons-have just beer your order right awa Good for All t LOWNEY'S CANE Chocolates at 25 cc candy bargain iu Wir That boy will bede press WNagor Baker and SThe Rush - Let us r * break-dc * Can give prompt atte W. 0. McK< DR. A. L. OTT, Dentist, Ridgeway, S. C., WVill visit Winnsboro on the secon< and fourth Monday and Tuesday each mnonthb Crown and Bridge Work a speeialty 10-11-3m Trespass Notice. All persons are forbidden to entel upon the lands owned or controlled b~s me in Fairfield County, near the sta tions of Dawkins and 8trother. I find that I must stop the passing through my pastures because some people leav' to be kiled on the railroa, whic fenced off. Moreover, I must stop all hunting in order to get my places stocked with game-birds. squirrels, rabbits and HNum.McAA. ething doing in matri= section within the next n of prospective brides nts have been antici ng in a full supply of PRESENTS. and varied selection of me CHINAWARE of a id Standard Go->ds in LE=PLATED SIVER. have you call and see handler. nd Mules. of Horses and' Another bigi soon. Be sure Will1 buy your want to sell. HARNESS! arness in stock. at close prices. meet all your 5 too. ILL BUGGIES. -awford. at I1oilays. d CHRISTMAS are not es for these holiday oc if prepared now. The sins, Currants and Cit=. received. Let me fill --- he Year Round ~IES; also our Mixed ~nts a [pound, the best msboro. ~lighted with an Ex . Get it here. Confectioner. eee@EsesE* is Over Nowv pair youre >wris. - - - nition to such tro'ubles. U own & Sons,e elI, S. C.e1 ase@eOE.esoE*I Administrator's Sale. Pnrsniaut to oncier of Court of Pro ate for Fairfiel Councty. I will ol'er Sfor sale at the( store of the~ late J1. L. Hawes, deca:edl at pubiie :auetion4, on1I t-e T DAY OF NOVE'dBER, at mercaniis~e. store tixtuires, et(., be logumg to the estate. of .id initestate. Terms of Salc-4 ashi. L. WV. H AWES. Trespass Notice. All persons~ are warned not to hunt fish, cut timbher, or perit their live~ ' stoek to come on any nart of the land fl owedI hv the undersigtned, or to tres pass ini anly war. All trespassers wvill ibe prosecited ~C. D). TIDWE LL. 1n..434 S. S TIDWETLT. rc !EWS AND HERALD PUBLIJISHED WEEKLY, WINNsnono PRINTING Co. FR.ANK FOOSHqE, - - - EDITOR TERMS, IN ADvANCE: r. Year,............................$1.50 Lx Months........................... .75 WINN'PORO, S. C. Wednesday, Nov. 8, 1905 That decision of the Attorney xeneral's to the effect that coun ies voting out the dispensary annot share in the school funds oming from this source will have io effect upon the vote of the nan who is guided by higher notives than selling his vote for t mere song. Judge Klugh at the'hearing be ore him at Gaffney Monday re 'used to issue the injunction Lgainst holding the dispensary ,,ection in Spartanburg yester lay. And so unless the election prophets have all been very much >ff, Spartanburg is overwhel singly a prohibition eounty to iay. Judge Pritchard has not yet de 31ared the Brice act unconstitu bional. As the matter came up before him last Tuesday, it was aot in a proper shape; so the Atorneys for Howell, the dispen ser of Tniofi county, who is Loping to be reinstated in his former office through Federal in erference. were instructed that ,hey would have to go and come igain. Uncle Sam is not very ast these days at taking a hand in state affairs. The action of the grand jury f Spartanburg in presenting the various members of the county board of control and the county 3ispensers for their wrong tdoings, 9s brought out by the dispensary investigating committee, must receive the hearty approbation Df all right-thiaking people, who favor an honest administration in office, whether they be for or against the dispensary. Now if the petit jury will only do as well. As an illustration of wh at the appearance of the streets of a town count for in making a -a im pression on visitors, it is ui :der stood that the new propriet, >rs of the Colonial Inn, Winnsi >oro's tourist hotel, made it a cond ition of their purchase that the st reets of Winnsboro are to be : ade more presentable. Mayor Ke: bchin has committed himself to this demand for a cleaner town. So Winnsboro is to get not o2 11y a tourist hotel, but is to fall io line in. the very important ite1 a of :ivic improvement.- And who knows but that other enterp rises are being kept away from Wi nns boro bdcause of the appear: ince >f her streets. liayor Ket, shin is too much of a bnsiness man not to appreciate the fnll sig nifi ance of this demand for st reet mprovement. So let's haye the l!eaner streets right now. There must be some real b mi ness man on that Spartanl iurg ~rand jury, judging from the eollowing ,paraLgraph taken rrom ts presentmeat, which is c'aock full of good business sensos and s a heavy blow at the p:risent method of m.aking report!; that nean nothing at all: We have n dtexamined the books -our county officers, nor. do we think it worth while to .do so, 3xperience of our sister co unties has shown the utter futilit v and worthlessness of superfici al ex amination. We have no gi -ounds to suspect anyv officers I mt in these days of wrongdoing i n high p~lases, it wvould be well , and money well spent that our body be auxthorized to empoy an expert ic-onntant to inspect the leooks )f e' ery county official in c ur zoneity as well as the suflficiency of the bonds of such officer.. Even t be doubtir g Thot aases ire coming forwa-:d now and teknowledging tha~t the Soui hern Jotton Association hais piaye d no small oarn in mnai'taining a fair >rice for the Scuth's leading sta :e-for the lee-4ding agrienltu ral :ommodity of the whole world, mn which this secetion has a mon-op >ly. .Just eno-ugh has been .ac :omplished through this associa ;ion to 'demonstrate to the finan :ial world that -an organf~zation of ;he Southern farmers i:s not like Ssearch for the fountai a of per >etual youth, that the ge )od work is merely begun. T b ere must >e a closer organizatio a of the armers another year :md the imne to begin is right now, so that ians may be thoroughly matuired efore the planting time nEor next ear's crop arrives. W'hiat has Iready been accom-ulishe d must ot be permitted to los a any of ~s good results b-y a f2 illure to ush the organiza tion of the trnmers on to gre~ater e Tetive ess. -Miss Eloise Elliott is iisitLe 21natires in Romk H ill. WINNSBORO'5 TOURIST HOTEL . rhe flaginficent Boylston Property Bought by 11isses Reynolds and Vanderhoof, Who Wiil at Once lake Extensive Improvements for the Accommod--tion of Winter Tour ists. That Winnsboro is to have a tourist hotel is no longer a cas tle in the air. A deal was made 4 Monday which insures success I for the effort to make this his- 4 toric town a winter resort both on account of the fine property that is to be -used for this purpoee and the experience of those who are to be in charge of it. The magnificent Boylston property I then passed into new hands, the { puchascts being MYses Virinia1 Reymi~ts and Josie Vanderhoof, of Mont Clair, New Jersey. These ladies have had great suc cess in the hotel businezs, having a large summer hotel at this I popular resort and having kept most successfully winter hotels, at Summerville and Augusta for several winters. As soon as the deal was closed, these new proprietors at once gave orders for a wind-mill and other apparatus for furnishing an abundant supply of water. Elec-, tric lights will at once be put in and also an improved system of heating. The building will be thoroughly furnished and will be ready for the accommodation of guests by Jan. 1, 1906, in time for the tourists of te approach ing season. Winnsboro's tourist hotel will bear the name Colonial Inn, which is indeed appropriate, as the Boylston mansion is a very fine specimen of colonial architecture, one which, with its lovely grounds, has long been the admiration of thousands who have looked upon it in passing through on the trains. It is a great thing for Winnsboro that this start to make it a winter resort is to be undeArtaken by these ladies, whose experience and wide acquaintance practically insures its success. Winnsboro with its fine climate is peculiarly adapted for being a winter resort and the property that is to be used for this purpose is all that could be desired. For OverSixty Years MRS. WINsLow's SOOTING SYRUP has been used for over 60 years by mil lions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect successs It soothes the child, softens the gumis atlays all pain; cures wind colic, and is the best remediy for Diarrhoa. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immedi ately. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bttle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,'' and, take no other kind. Monday's Sales. The legal sales Monday were well attended .and the bidding clearly showed that the demand for Fairfield dirt is steadily in creasing. The prices would have gone much higher but for the fact that most of the property sold was merely for the partition of estates. The Williford tract of 1,000 acres was bought in by the ex ecutor at $10,000. SThe old McMaster hotel was bought by R. N. McMaster for $1,355. The Bolick lands were all bought in by Mr. R. D. Bolick at stiff prices. Tha Waters tract of 164 acres was bought by L. R. Fee for $1,005. The McNaull lands were all bought in by the heirs with the exception of one tract of 172 acres bought by Wade Robertson for $723. The Simpson tract of 130 acres was sold to WV. D. Doug lass, attorney, for S580. The Bell lot near the Episco pal cemetery was bought by J. J. Obear for 8205. Not a single head of stock was put on the blodk, a most unusual thing for salesday in November,~ one that points to the prosperous condition of the~ c'unty. Strother Items. Mr. William Boyce Pearson has accepted a p)osition with the Strother Grauite Co. Miss Ellen N. Pearson, who has been in VirginiaL since July, will return to her South Caro lina home in the course of a few weeks, to the delight of her numerous fins Miss Ma y Blackwell will be in he neig'bborhood for some months. She is teaching the Pine Grove school and the patrons and pupils are to be congratulated upon having obtained so efficient and conscientious a teacher. Her cousin, Miss Turner, has charge of the Rtock Creek school ~ and the patrons are well pleased: with her work. There are so few young peo pe in this section that the pres ence of these young ladics is in peed an acquisition to the social life of the community. What a boon is thie R. F. D. system! Surely all must have a very kind feeling for -the carrier who deliver the mail at the door in all kinds of weather. Our county paper is always IjesPort iWhole U Hedvydai I U S Pri U O S U JU I OHEAD E 4 to 6'yes to get a good I 4HEAD F be beat. Will be sold to call and see To Cu Tnke Laxative Brom Seven Million boxes sold in past 12 a FOR SALE-3O bushels of good wheat, suitable for sowing for hay, or for chicken feed, at $1.10 per bushel. A. B. Cathcart. Trespass Notice. All persons are warned not to hunt, fish, cut timber, or permlit their live stock to come on any part of the land owned or controlled by the under signed, or trespass in any way. All trespassers will be proscuted. J. E. COAN, . T. P. BRYSON. 11-1-4t J. W. BOLICK. Trespass Notice. All persons are warned not to hunt, fish, eut' timber, or permiit their live stock to come on any part of the land owned or controlled by the under signed, or to trespass in any wvay. All trespassers will be prosecuited. W. P. BL AITR. J. D. LY LES. 11-S-4t S. F. CASTLES. Trespass Notice. All persons are warned not to h unt,1i fish, cut timber, or permit their live stock to come on any part of the land rwned by the undersigned, the places known as the Ford Place, the Dave Blake Place, and the Home Place, or ' to trespass in any way. All trespassersI will be prosecuted. 11i-8-4t W. RI. DOTY. Trespass Notice. Notice is hereby given that all per :ns are prohibited from entering on he tracts of land belonging to or con rolled by me in the southwvest corner >f Fairfield County: one tract known 'a the McCants tract, bounded by Proad River and Little River and ands of Leitner: one traict known as. he Finlay tract, bounded byv Broad iver and lands of Leitner: and one ract known as Rice tract, bounded by is rinlay tract and lands of Turkett. 1 'ndl all hunting on any of said tractsa f land is prohibited. This notice is given solely for the urpose of increasing the game birds n the lands. and not for the purpsoe F f being un neighborly. 11-S-I W. H. LYLES. IC sale and] id Faocy Gr int to do wel ices will t4 r Goods s< HORSE T ARRIX XTRA FINE irs old. Now brood mare. NE YOUNGEA at Lowest Pr them, A. M. 01 re a Cold in. Oi rio Quinine 'ralmets. onths. 'This signature, We Se] You want the be for it ti syl ad service. A and material. You w: iT's TB / ~ Studleba I No matter htyou got it or wi] Come in and figure w 0. V. Wal WinnsbE J. .jTejSuebk is its guarantee. J, Wilson Gibbes TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS 1412 Mi1, St., Columbia, S. C. outh 'Carolina Agent DENSMORE TYPEWRITER--The est wrii-g nmehine at any price. CHYCAGO TYPEWRITFRI-T h e >est for the price-M5 and $50. ALL MAimS-Rented, Exchanged, ought. Repairing on the premnises by n expert. RUBBER STA MP FA'CTORY - tmpsJJ mad0 every day xoH the prem ~es. Steneil Plate-. Daters, Namber igr Machines,. Check Punches of all inuds. OFFICE SI.PPLrES AND FUR iTU RE-Eve-yt hingz from a Pen 'oist to a Rol Top Desk. Sectio~nal 'iting Cases. Booki-nies and (ard In U U utile Co.i Retail. U S - US 1?.e il.e MULES. ~ED. MARES, .from is your chance ULES. Can't ices. Be sure WENS. eay in Two ays, it. Are you ready is season? iever before to mieet your haress. There's noth solute honesty in make II agree when we tell you FAMOUS ker Line ARRY. ant-if it's a harness or ns on wheels, we've Iquickly get ite di us. Everybody knows place. r nmelate on avehicle --BY "The Old Reliable" Mutual Benefit Life In surance Company. ORGA'IZED IN 1845. STRICT LY MUTUAL. NO STOCK INSURANCE FURNISHED AT COST. Mail this card filled in and full in formation wil besubmjitttd I was born on the... day of..... ...... Name.................. ......----------~- --. Address.. .........--.---- ------- -- -~ Quote rates on $............. nsurance. W. ID. DAVIS, 92.('3xm Long Run, S. C.