The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1901-1982, February 14, 1906, Image 5
0OD SEEDS
BUIST'S Jf 00D CROPS LANDRETH'S
SEED SEED
That's why you should buy seeds here, as you
can aiways be sujre that you getfresh seeds and
of knowin variety. Ay our seeds were grown
last year, from seeds whose variety had been
proved, anid under the most favorable condi
tions for each kind. They have the precise at
tention to details in gathering, etc., which only
the practical seed grower knows how to give.
All this should make them worth more to you
than seeds picked up here, there and every
where, but we seil them as low as you pay for
the imerior kinds.
A JNO. H. McMASTER & CO.,
BUIST'S Druggists. LANDRETH'S
SEED SEED
Phone 9 Winusboro, S. C.
We handie Buist's and Landreth's Seeds.
Hafner Brothers,
CHESTER, S. C.
$5.00 Rugs S2.98 see our WALK Just received
$3.00 Rugs $1.75P OVER SHOES Case of White
Great Bargains before you buy. 'Goods for waists.
in Table Linens "S--_ Send for samples
iof these goods.
________- 375 pairs Dorothy
Dod 4ippers .Our line of Ho
Just Received- carried. fZfrm iasL s
Case of Springseasn We' soleteF
Chambrays. g y -We sell the Fa
Great Bargains We will sell for 5 mous N. B. Cor=
in Overoats days at $.85. sets.
-in~~ Kid Gloves.
We sell the West
You can buy 15clEnad Kid Gloves.
. , ibbon from us i you need a nice
u$ eLadies 10 ~1tcents. black skirt write
Shoe areto us for samples
f~ te e~y.S-e our yard wiide before you buy.
for hne meney.sc m.
Come and see the Taffeta at 79c,
shoes and yo u the do!lar grades. If anything we
will be convinced - -=- sell you is not
Don't. buy your Don't buy your satisfactory we
Carpets until you Art Squares until will refund your
see ours. you see ours. |money.
HAFNER IBROTHERS,
CHESTER. S. C.
CottnSeed
Meal
CLotton Seed.
Hulls
For Sale at Attractive Prices.
T. K. ELLIOT T.
Organ ized 1906
BANK OF FARPELD
WINNSBORO, S. C.
CAP!TAL-, S5OOOO
SAVING. DlEPlRJMENTtereslaowed at the rate of 4
y January, April, J n
October.
OFFi CERS.
W. R. Ra . Pra en t. .T. 3 Jenn ings, Cashier.
T. W. T"rvier. Vice- ::ident. Hugh S. Wylie, Teller.
DI0i:TOR1S.
TV. A... eMekin,
T . W. Ru1fr,
J. R. uree,
.J. J. Robertson,
J. L. -Mimnaug-h,
Y. Turlt I.%Leroy Spriugs,
. C. Cat!:e t, .J. M. Jennings.
A Rea& Sunbyeam.
-=BringU rg appiness to Al Who Use It
%^, . tin cans
For o- $1.00.
s.c NSTON
LOCAL INTLLGENCE
Wednesday, Feb. 14, 1906.
-Mr. W. C. Bell -spent Sun
day at his home near Blackstoe
i-Re-. A. MlcA. Pitta o
Greenwood spent yesterday ii
town.
Mr.R.T. Mattiews has reent
Iy mo';ed into nis new home o:
Sion street.
-MIiss Evelyn Gautt vill giv
a Valentine party to her yon,
friends Friday evening.
-Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Boney c
Blythowood spent several day
in town the past week with t:o
family of Mrs. Lydia Wooten.
-Mr. Marion Scruges has at
ceppted a position ~with D.V
Walker & Company, where h<
will be pleased to see his friends
-Mr.M.W. Doty has agaij
gone to the weiiern markets for
load of mules and horses azad wil
have an interesting announcen.en
on his return.
-In the list of magi.strates a
published last week, in. conneutioi
with their annual report, th<
name of S.F. Castles appeared a:
S.F. Cathcart.
-On Monday evering Dr. an(
Mrs. C. S. PIalev entertaied'
most charmingly at -cards iu com
pliment to Capt. ani: Mrs. Henr3
C. Davis, of Fort Runt, Va.
-The county cluingang is be
ing put to mighty good uso i
giving the court hfx.se grounds k
thorough cleaning up. A finE
idea, sure-one tht t must meel
with the approbatiort of all.
-Capt. and Mr. E..C. Davis oJ
Fort Hunt are spending a shori
time with the family o:f his broth
er, Mr. J.Q. Davis. He is just
back from Hot Sprogn , Ark., and
his health is greatly n.mproved
-Mr.W.H. Flenniken has a little
reminder in this issaeo that lie is
still in the insurance buviness and
that when it comes to paying for
losses that he is strictly there
every time and that right at once.
-Mr. T. M. Lyles his been
eleceted president of the Euphra
dian society of the South Caro
lina College and. also oue of the
orators from the sane society for
the Southern inter-collegiate ora
torical contest.
Z3"Mr. Daniel Hall is just
back from the Western Martets
and he will have a fine earload of
Tennessee mules to arrive this
week. He is anxious to have you
call and see them before buying
as he knows he can save you
money.
-Mr.R.W. Matthews and fami
lv have maved to Anderson county
where they will make their future
home. Mr. Matthews has pur
chased a farm near the home of
Mrs. Matthews' mothaer and he
will engage in farming. Their
leaving town is to be regretted
and they will carry with them the
best wishes of friends here in
Winnsboro.
-Mr. J. M. Jenrings' family
moved in last week. They were
delayed in moving on account of
their failure to get their house
hold goods in from Columbia
sooner. It took only 10 days
for them to get theta in and that
too when they were shipped in a
chartered car. Such delays are
simply awful and there ought to
be some redress for failures of
this kind on the part of railroad
companmes.
Library fleeting.
There will be a meeting of the
Library Association at the town
ball this afternoon a~t 5:30 o'clock.
A full attendance of all the mnem
bers is desired.
Notice to Pensioiters.
The last meeting of the county
pension board will be held the
first Monday in March. All appli
eations will be acted upon and
the roll completed for the State
board. Iuterested parties will
please take notic. J. .B i e
Chairman.
is Leg Broken.
Friday mnorniug at recessat Mt.
Zion Institute Master Dan Hey
ward had the misfortune to get
his leg broken just above the
ankle. It was a right painful
wounO, but he seems to be gett'ng
along all right and his friends
re hoping that be will soon b
able to be out again.
Five and Ten-Cent Store.
Mr.H.Langley hi:ss opened a five
and tenceent store in the front
part of the store room occupi~
b.r R.T. Matthews & Son.
He will have a large ani variei
sok of little things, which lhe
will be in position to offer at 7er'
suecial prices. When in search .o
the little ocdds and ends, give hin
a call. He has also bought tbn
Matthews stock of hardware ant
y closing out the same at ver:
Iw pWir:(ges.
FOR SALE-:-4eeral Mules am
Horses at extra cce price
Call and see them. J.O. Boat.
The Old A.R.-P. Chvrch.
The A. R. P. church has been
bought b Mr.T.H. Ketcien and
*illbe torn down at once. This
building was erected. in 1873 and
was used by the A.R.P. congrega
tion till the erection of their large
f nandsone centennial church in
9 1903.
&PWrite for samples and be
convinced that we are selling the
same goods for less money or
more goods for the same money.
Hafner Bros., Chester, S. C.
Haynes' Repair Shop.
Mr. T M. Haynes in his ad
olvertisement to-day calls atten
tion to the fact that he has great
ly increased his stock of hard
ware, etc., a)dI that h is especialy
prepared to take care of all re
Sair work brought to him. His
facilities for handling thig work
have been greatly increased by
the building of a shop in -the
b .'rear of his store and by the
eimplovmcnt of Mr. W. J. Mc.
Garity to assist him in this work.
Mr. Haynes makes a specilaty of
giving all orders prompt atten
tion.
Tax Returns.
The auditor will this week com
plete his rounds over the county
for the. purpose of taking the tax
returns. His olfice will remain
open for this purpose till Feb.
L 28th. After that time the penalty
will be put or all, wtho have not
attended to this very important
matter. All who have not y, t
made their returns should do so
I at once, so as to avoid a rush in
the last days for making the same.
Additional Names.
Mr. J. H. Neil, who alwaays
takes the very greatest interest
in everything pertaining to the
veteran., has furnished the follow
ing additioanl names of veterans
still living in Fairfield.
Archie Peak, Co. F, 12th reg.
S. C. Inf.
Jesse Bryce-, State Troops.
W. B. Woodward, 4th S. C.
Cal.
James Jones.
It is very much hoped that the
list will be so completely revised
that the name of every veteran
now in the county will be handed
in, for it is planned to publish
the complete lisu in a form in
which it can be preserved, just as
soon as it is fully made up.
New Order of Service.
The new order of service for
the Methodist church will begun
with the service Sunday morning.
A new hymnal has been prepared
[for the use of the Northern and
Southern branches of the Metho
dist church and is already largely
in use. This hymnal contains
the new order of service, which
provides for responsive readings
on the part of the congregation,
the repeating of the apostles'
creed and the Lord's prayer.
There will be a meeting of the
congregation at the church this
(Wednesday) evening at 7:30
o'clock for the purpose of practic
ing some of the new songs. This
meetiug takes the place of the *
one called for Friday evening.
Civic Improvement League.
About twenty ladies responded
to the call in last week's issue of
the News and Herald to meet for
the purpose of organizing a civic
league. The sentiment of all
was heartitly in favor of this a
forward movement and and or-! c
ganiztion was effected by the L
election of the following officers:
Mrs. T. I.~ Curetoni, president;g
Mrs. U. G. D~esPortes and Mrs.
J. Q. Davis, vice-presidents;
Miss Maggie Aiken, secretary
and treasurer. A committee on s
constitution and by-laws was p
Iappointed to report at the meet- p
ing to be held next Tuesday s
'afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. W. A. Beaty at 4:30 o'clock. q
Each member pledged to bring Y
one other lady for this ,meeting
and all the ladics of th~e town 5
interested in seeing the town F
Ibe autified are urged to be presnet. s
important to Mousekeepers. t
I wish to say to the public thatr
I ow have a o&rr of ice and a
able to supply you with the same. r
and also to keep yo r meats on I
ie for you. I am now supplying r
mv customers with the finest beef
ever put on the market here, stall
fed Tennessee steers.
Juo. W. Russell.
AT COST-All heavy shirts dan
undervests at cost to c!ose out.
R . A. Buchanan.
CANDIES-Big lot Candies at1
special prices. RL. A. Buchanan.
TINWARE-Bargaius in Tin
ware. Rt. A. Buchanan.
TO EN~T-My horse and wagon
for all the time or by the day.
Apply to D. H. Rouberston at 1
W. R. Doty's store.
BOAR DERS WANTED-A pri-l
vate family wvill take three or
more yonog boarders at reason
.l)be rates. Apply at News and
Our Big Sale was a great success and
our store is now in condition to receive-the
big stock of
SPRING GOODS
A part of this spring stock is now on the
way, and our buyers will be in the north=
ern markets in a week hunting up Spring
Bargains. Some goods are advancing in
price, but our early purchases will enable
us to give our patrons last seasou's prices.
We are gratful to the public for the
large patronage given us. To show our
appreciation we are determined thisspring
to make -a special effort on low prices.
Watch for our price lists, they will save
you money.
Caldwell Dry Goods Co.
New Furniture Store.
I have onened a furniture store
in my large new building just south
of Jno. H. McMaster & Co., and
have just put in a very large and
well assorted stock. I shall be
pleased to have you call and see me
before supplying your furniture
wants.
H. E. KETCHIN.
Vedding
Presents.
If you are looking for)
Wedding Present, just A Complete Assortment of Canned Goods,
me to our store and let
s show you one of the
ost select stocks in thisM and Fut
tate. We have just
pened a new lot of Cut
ass, which cannot be
urpassed in quality and A Full Assortment of
rice. Ice cream sets,
itchers, bowls, and many
maller pieces. We are Pickles and Catsups.
uite sure we can please
ou in this line.
Also a handsome line of
ilver Goods in cases.
'rom the smallest salt Cakes and Crackers, Prunes
poons to chests of silver.
atterns and designs are and, other Fruits.
he latest out. Prices are
easonable.
We have, as usual, a G. A. W H ITE,
riost select line of Hand
ainted China. You should - Baker and Confectioner.
iot fail to see it before
iuyng elsewhere. Any
rde would be satisfied .e.@e. emoseeemeseememoseome no**305u0
ith one of our hand
omely decorated pieces. Bro. Fooshe says to plant turnips,
le want you to come in
asee our stock. Re but i Wan o opant allind
ember our name on the OplnNnu
>Ox is the sign of goodness. Iof BUIST'S SEEDS.
~, l~LA~lIOTT &~"And the place to get them is
JEWELERS.
24 Maiu St. Columbia, S.C. GEO. R. LAUDERDALE's.
OR S5ALE-;--35 head nicegrd
shorthorn Cattle. Will weig White and Red Onion Sets for sale.
400) to 800 pounds. In go
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