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eueeeuei * * * FRUF * 1=2 GAL. FRI * QUART FRU o PINT FRUIT E JELLY TUM m JAR RUBBE U * A large stoc 0 and we want t " to see us. W m prices right. U * Jno. H. Mc .0 -I M Phone 39. for Sumn There is nothij Hammock or C,-me and see ferings in thes Lounges, sii give comfort Especially att on these comfo Window She Only 25c. comi Baby Carria4 add to the hapj fellows. Get t] Especial atte line of Rocker Suites. They ai and we want 3 'Organ BANK OF WINN! CAPITAL We want your account and s' ing easy and pleasant for you. account with us, come and tell see us anyhow. In our Savings Department i; Srate of 4 per cent per annum, -July and October. o SW. RB ..resident. X. Traylor, Vice-Presiden DIR .R. Rt~bs, T. W. Traylor, J. C. Buchanan, D. V. Walker, J. WV. Hanahan, .IR. Y. Turner, S. C. Catheart, NO T To Get Your Tat 1 A most complete line of C Vegetables. Heinz Pickles, Catsups an< Pinnacle Coffee, a fine mir cans. Only One Dollar. A SSwift's Premium Hams an< For Cakes and Crackers th W Phone 25 for your Groceri' ICE Is ever so much nli good quality of 1 .IHyson's Tea is. F Chipped Beef in Don't worry si these hot days. Crackers, etc., he: A fresh shipmer lates just in. Base ball goods G. *e@UEseSEmOnE@ r JARS U JIT JARS I IT JARS JARS BLERS ZS and JAR TOPS e U k of these goods, o sell them. Come n e will make the I Master & Co., I U Druggists. ier Comforl ig better than a a Lawn Swing. the attractive of= e. igle and double, the year round. :ractive bargains rt=givers. des. Extra good. >lete. yes and Go=Carts piness of the-little em here. ntion called to our -s and Bed=room re most attractive rou to see them. ETCH IN. ized 190i6 FAIRFIELD ;BORO, S.-C. ,$50,000 ill appreciate it and make your bank If you have not already opened your us why; if you have, then come and terest is cheerfully allowed at the payable quarterly, January, April, FICERS. J. M Jennings, Cashier. t. ,Hugh S. Wylie, Teller. ECToRS. F. R. McMeekin, T. W. Rs' J. R. Curlee, J. J. Robertson, J. L. Mimnaugh, Leroy Springs, OUBL E ~le' Wants Supplied lere. uned Goods, Fruits, Meats and Saces. Heinz to best of all. :ure of Java and Mocha, in 5-lb. splendid Coffee bargain. I Breakfast Bacon. is is the place. . C. BOYD. ~TIsA cer when made from a :ea--and that's what or good Tea come here. glass jars. Try a jar. > much with cooking Get your Bread, Cakes, it of Lowvney's Choco for the boys. .A. WHITE, Baker and Confectioner. I LOCAL INTELLIGENCE, I Wednesday, June 27, 1906. -Mr. F. E. Hinnant of Colum bia spent Sunday with his parents. I -Miss Carrie Elliott is in I Washington for a stay of several weeks with relatives. -Mr. Edwin Brunson of Florence was with his uncle, Mr. C. M. Chandler last week. -Dr. J. D. McMeekin is in I attendance upon the State Den I tal Association at the Isle of | Palms. -Mr. Chas. Brice is at home from the College of Charleston, where he has been making a fine record. -Mrs. R. L. Stover of Kershaw is spending some time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Tennant. -Mrs. Oliver Johnson of Leslie is here for a short stay with her mother, Mrs. Tirzah Elliott. - -Mrs. Eunice Obear and Miss Alice Walker attended the Wit sell-Brawley nuptials in Chester last week. -Miss Ollie Cline has returned to her home at Concord, N. C., after a visit to Miss Frances Creight. -Mr. Bobt. Brockington of Columbia spent the past week with his mother, Mrs. S. C. Brockington. -Miss Hattie Toney of John ston arrived yesterday afternoon for a short stay with her friend, Mamie Jordan. -Mrs. Harry Foster and children of Lancaster are on a visit to the family of her uncle, Mayor Ketchin. -Superintendent E. C. Gwal tney of the Fairfield Cotton Mills has returned from a short business trip to Gaffney. -Rev. C. S. Matthews and bride have returned to their bome at Rapidan, Va., after a brief visit to his old home. -Dr. A. G. Quattlebaum went to Charleston last week to stand the examination before the state board of dental examiners. -Mrs. Ardery and daughter returned to Pineville Wednesday after a stay of two weeks with the family of Rev. C. E. MeDonald. -Thera were two games of ball here the past week between Columbia and Winnsboro with the usual result, the3 visitors not in it. -Rev. A. J. Ranson of Spartan burg occupied the pulpit of the A. R. P. church Sabbath morning and again, that evening at the union service. -Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Mat thews and Mr. P. A. Matthews of Eatonton, Ga., are spending this week with the family of Mr. J. P. Matthews. -Dr. and Mrs. 1. D. Best, who have been on a visit to the family of Mr. W. H. Flenniken, will re turn to their home at Millersburg, Ky., to morrow. -M.iss Winnie McMaster' en tertained a number of her young friends Thursday evening in honor of her guest, Miss Alice Wilaon of Columbia.. -Mr. M. W. Doty has returned from Stearns, where he carried Mrs. Doty and children for a stay of several weeks at tbeir summer home in the mountain. -Stafford and J. Franh Foo sh~Ie, Jr., leaves this :norning for Kershaw, where they will spend several weeks with their grand pajents, Dr. and Mrs. E. S. Beckham. -R. C. Stevenson was recently chosen by the county delegation as a member of the county board of control to succeed J. C. Stewart, R. M. Aiken was chosen as his own successor. -The social of the Epworth League at the residence of Mr. G. W. Ragsdale Friday evening proved quite an interesting occa sion to the large number of young people present. -Mr. J. J. Obear attended the commencement exercises of the Charlottesville University, his brother, Mr. Hugh Obear being a member of the graduating class of the law department. -Rev. C. B. McDonald at tended a meeting of the trustees of the Erskine Theological Semi nary last week, at which Dr. F. Y. Pressly was elected preident of the seminary to succeed the late Dr. W. L. Pi essly. -Mr. J. A. Brice left Monday for Fort Bayard, New Mexico, to visit his son, Lieut. P. K. Brice. The same day Mrs. J. T. Ligon returned to her home at Ander son, accompanied by Luther and Julia Brice, who will remain with her for some time. -Master Daniel Hall, who is learning the mill business, in minus one joint of his right fore finger, having contributed this much through a drawing machine to his experience account in handling machinery. -Mr. R. F. Gooding returned Friday to Pittsburg to continue his electrical work. Mr. T. R electrical department of Clem1oi College a few days ago, wani back with him and will also serve an apprenticeship with the W.3s tinghouse Company. -Dr. Lawrence R. Craig ha.;, returned from Columbia, wherE he took the state boad examira tion. He will now begin the practice of his profession in this city, being assistant to Dr. S. W. Pryor in Magdalene hospital and associated with him in his practiee. His office will be in the Agrrs building, adjoining Dr. Pryor's office.-Chester Lantern. Church Notice. There will be preaching at Zion, Ridgeway circuit, on Sua day next at 11 a. m. instead of 4 p. m., and at Ridgeway Methodi;t church at 4 p. m. instead of 11 a. m. 0. N. Rountree. First Cotton Bloom. The first cotton bloom of this season reached this office on Jurte 21st and came from Mr. M. ). Cassells of Cassells. The second was sent in by Mr. J. S. Brown of the Rabb section on the 23rd. Meeting of Democratic Executiv e Committee. T h e Democratic Executive Committee will meet in Winns boro on Saturday, June 30, at 11 o'clock a. m. A fu1 represen tation is desired. T. S. Brice, County Chairman. Farmers' Institute. A farmers' institute will be held in Winnsboro on July 30th .by the representatives of Clemsona College. The following day ai institute will be held at Black stock. Clemson now has two cars fitted up for institute work and they will add greatly to the interest of the institute to be held here next month, fuller notice of which will be giver: later. Death of an Infant. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Matthews. of Columbia have the deep sym.. pathy o-f many friends here in the death of their little daughter. Mary Elliott, aged six month which occured at their home in Columbia Friday, and which is made all the more sad because this is the second child they have lost within the past year. The remains of the little one were brought to Winnsboro for inter ment Saturday morning in the A. R. P. cemetery. Re-dedicatory Services. All the improvements under taken on the historic Concord church at Woodward some time ~ago have now been made and as a fitting celebration of these changes on this time-honored edifice the first services to be held in the same will be of a re dedicatory character. These services will be held Saturday and Sunday,. June 30th July 1, There will be two services Satur day, dinner being served on the grounds. Sunday there will be a communion service. An in vitation is extended to all former members and to all friends to attend these interesting services.. The pastor, Rev. G. G. Mayes, will be assisted by Dr. McKay of Sumter. Three Bail Games. Winnsboro is to have some good ball this week. There are to be three games and all these will be between Winnsboro and Fort Mill. While there have been several games between teams from* thesetwo towns alreadly this season, these have all been be tween the school teams. The boys want it distinctly under stood that the three games, which begin this afternoon, are between the fir-st teams of these two towns. Each game will be called at 6 o'clock and the charge of admis sion will be 25 cents for adults and fifteen cents for ladies and children. Turn out and give the boys a good support so that they may carry off the laurels, for which they are going to have to do some hard playing. Ils Injuries Not Per manent. Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Bolick of Georgetown are now on visit to relatives in Fairfield, Mrs. Bolick being with her parents at Steven son this week. Mr. Bolick's friends are greatly pleased to know that the injuries he recently sustained in the explosion at the George town depot were not so serious as were at first reported. when it was feared that he would not be able to recover. It now appears that he will not be permanently injured at all, as the most of his many injuries were merely, flesh wounds. With thes exception of a wounded eye and a large flesh wound on one leg, both of which wounds are now healing nicely, he is about himself again. He certainly had a narrow escape. Of~Money to lend on real es ate. G. W. Ragsdale. Sumi Get ready for hot have just what yot our White Goods, t to 5oc. the yard; fi Linon and many st Fine colored Law a yard; a specially : We can trim all I Laces and Embroid but the prices are c In light Silks we S39c.; fine soft Jap a values in silk. Our April busine! . we have the styles and then the prices goods by express ar SHOI Up=to=date in sty -in Oxfords, Gibson'] Iprices as low as the Oxfords at soc. a p ier, Gun Metal Calf; the best. ST Some Prints at 4c. 14 yards Androscog Sixteen dozen fin and $1.25, special p There is a reason it will pay you. Caldwe CADIDATES' CARDS. HOUSi: OF REPRESENTATIVES. I am .a candidate for re-election to the Hous e of Representatives, subject to the ae tion of the Democratic pri Mary. A. HOMER BRICE. The frier'ds of T. S. BRIcE nominate him for the House of Representatives, subject to th e action of the Democratic primary. I herebyv ar. nounce myself a candi date for the H.nuse of Representatives, subject to the a etion of the Democratic* primary. W. W. DIXON. The friends of CHARLEs H. LEITNER hereby announce him as a candidate for the House of Representatives, sub ject to the action of the Democratic primary.I I am a candidate for re-election to the House of iReprerentatives, sub ject to the action of the Democratic primaiy. JAS. G. McCANTS. COUJNTY TREASURER. I hereby annonnce myself a candi date for re-election to the office of Treasurer of Fairfield County, subject to the action of the Democratic pri-! mary. A. LEE SCRUGGS. AUDITOR. I am a candidate for re-election to the office of Auditor of Fairfield County. subject to the action of the Democratie primary. E.F PAGAN. -PROBATE JUDGE. I hereby announce myself a.cn dat'e for re-election to the oflice of.Judge of Probate of Fairfield County, subject to the action of the Democratic pri mary. D. A. BROOM. COUNTY SUPERVISOR. I hereby announce myself a. candi date for re-electionl to the office ofi Suprvisor of Fairfield County, sub ject to the action 'of the Demiocratie primary. J. B. BURLEY. On the platform of permanent im provemets, better roads, good bridges, j and how to get them, I miake the race1 for Supervisor of Fairfield County, sub ject to the action of the Democratic primary. T. C. LEITNE R. COUNTY SUPT. OF EDUcATION. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of Superintendent of .. Education of Fairfield County, subject to the action of the Democratic pri mary. T. M. JOR DAN. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the office of County Super-i intendent of Education of Fairfield County, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. . M R I Election of Dispenser. The County Board of Control will elect a Dispenser for Winnsboro July 2th, to take charge August 5th. Ap plications, -in proper form, must be handed to Board not inter than July 7th. T. M. JORDAN, 6-27-2t Chairman. 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I have in stock -BUGGIES, which tee in price and andiseelthem bef< of all grades fo: .please you in pr *You can buy a time in the year. M. weight goods. We te you to look at indies, price iocd an Lawns, India ns as cheap as 5c. 2C. a yard. tiest patterns of a sell fine laces, vhite Suziene at These are great he reason for it is -please every one, tly getting new west styles. DES. t witat you want rid White Canvas; t Ladies' White ci, Patent Leath= he lowest, quality :h 4c. the yard; ved, worth $.oo ie of these. with us, because cds Co. LEAD. RNE ND RAKES. PT IN STOCK. WAG ONS. -a WAGON, it will pay see - Lthcart. BUGGIES! a good line of I fully guaran quality. Call >re you buy. r sale. I can ice and terms. mule here any W. DOTY.