Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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NOW IS Plant 'l Get You 0 Jno. H. Mc M Phone 39. 9 *@e*EOE@EOEeI * Buist's Seeds * All Fri 0 U SPECIAL SHOE .....THIS ! The Callahan=1 1509 Main St., COLUlv We prepay express accompanies order. teed. C. b. FRIP BABY CARRIAGI to clo I ntrod uci For Thirty De Washing Ma< ly reduced pri pose of gettir ,duced. Come to the ( all your] R. W.I Cheai Maso for qu"r Cash S. C It is Not WVhat F But What You Fc When you trade her4 for-and fully as much c elsewhere for the same always pay you to coe Notions, Millinery, Bugg If you cannot get it i J. 0. fHE TIME ro - -- U [urnips. : ,semoenme: r Seed at E Laster & Co.'s: U Druggists. ash Stock None Better. 0 U i~~~SeISI@eeso EXCURSION S ALE WEE6K..... )obson Shoe Co. LB IA, S. C., 1509 Main St. charges when money Satisfaction guaran P Manager. lOST. SS aud GQ=CARTS se out. :ory Offer. ys we will sell :hines at great ces for the pur ig them intro )ld Reliable for Purniture. 3hillips. n's Fruit Jars, ts and half gal= will be sold ::heap for cash o close out. . JOHNSTON. You Pay or What You Get, Get r What You Pay. , you get just what you pay r more than what you get amount of money. It will here for what you have to ete-Furniture, Dry Goods, es, Wagons, Groceries, etc. It Boag's, it is not to beihad OA G. LOCAL~ INTELLIGEN(E Wednesday, August 8, 1906. -Superintendent Thornwell spent Sunday in town. -Mrs. H. B. Refo. is back from Wiightsville, N. C. -Mrs. A. W. Brown and child ren have returned from Columbia. --Mr. A. W. Brown spoiit Snu Jay in Chester with his brother. -Miss Eloise Elliott is spend ing a few days at Glenn Springs. -Mrs. Nan Ragsdale has re turned from a visit to relatives at Blairs. -Mr. W. H. Flenniken wor shiped a t Hopewell Sabbath morning. -Rev. R. M. Stephenson of Clover is visitihg at his old home at Albion. -Dr. C. L. Jennings was with his brother, Mr. J. M. Jennings, a few days last week. -Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Ruff of Greenwood have been spending several days with relatives. -Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Jennings were in Columbia yesterday at the Jennings-Tolbert marriage. -Miss Lizzie McMeekin o f Jenkinsville is with her daughter, Mrs. G. W. Ragsdale. -Misses Mary Ellen Aiken and Carrie Elliott have returned from Washington. -Miss Annie Davis, who has been in Washington for several months, came home yesterday -Dr. T. L. Davis of Rock Hill on his way home from Chicago. spent yesterday in town. -Ridge Springs and Winns boro will again cross bats on the college green this afternoon at 5 o'clock. -Miss Hurtelene Robertson who has been visiting the family of Mr. R. E. Ellison left last week [or the mountains. -.r. and Mrs. E. D. Rou of Reddick, Fla., visited relatives here and at Greenbrier the past week. -Miss Mamie Jordan I e f t Ionday afternoon f o r Black Hountain for a stay of several weeks. -Mrs. J. W. Seigler and child ,on are with relatives on Sulli van's Island for the month of &ugust. -The picnic at Lebanon chool house Wednesday w a s argely attended and proved a most pleasant day. -Messrs W. V. and E. J. tewart have returned f r o m Asheville, N. C., where they have b-een spending a few days. -Mr. Claude Leitner of Bos ton was here at the campaign meeting, being on a visit to his brother and other relatives in the county. -Rev. C. E. McDonald left yesterday for Glenn Springs where he will spend a few days before going on to the mountains or the rest of his month's vaca tion. -Rev. Dr. Wallace, who con ducted the funeral services of Mrs. Boyce, returned to his home in Virginia Monday afernoon. Her daughter, Mrs. F. A. B. will remain with relatives here for a few days. -The campaign me e ti ng brought along two fine news paper men in the persons of Messrs Zach McGhee and N. M. Salley, the former representing the State anh the latter several different papers. -Messrs Will and Ed Bank head and Misses Etta and Lizzie Bankhead went to Columbia Sat-' urday to accompany the remains of their cousin, Mr. J. Ross Sloan to Aiston, he having died at his home in Columbia the day before. Brick Church Picnic. There 'will be a basket picnic at the Brick church Saturday. The ladies will serve ice cream and the men will clean off the cemetery. 'Reckling Coming. Mr. W. A. Reckling the Colum bia photographer will b e i n Winsboro the week commecing August 20th and remain through out the week. If you want photos this is your chance. Commercial Club fleeting. There will be a business meet ing of the Commercial Club to mo row evening at 8:30 o'clock and all members are requested to be on hand as matter of im portance will be attended to. Up-to-date Shops. Mr. H. W. Hanahan now has hsshop complete and is ready for an, .?nd all kinds of repaiz work." He has installed a gaso. line engine and all his machmnery is run by power. Mr. Hanabat is a first class machinist and with his up-to-date appliances will dc work of a high order. He wil. be glad to have you to bring hin your repair work, all of whici will be given special and promp' attntn.n Give him a call. One Day Late. In order to get a report of tiI first campaign meeting which wi: be held Tuesday. August 14, }easterville, The News and Hei aid will appear one day late nex week. The other campaign nmeet ings will be as follows: Monti cello, August 15; Greenbrier August I; Blythev,ood, Anuu 17; Longtown, August 16; Mtfrd August 21; Woodwaid, Augus 22; Winnsboro, August 2:3. -"The Seaboard Air Line wil coerate its sixth annual easteri seashore excursion from Colum bia on Wednesday, August 15th Low rates; regular train servic< which is unexcelled. Tickets good two weeks. Winnsboro Wins. In the game Tuesday afternoor between Winnsboro and St. Mat thews, the home boys came out victorious by a score of 5 to 4. It was a fine game of ball and was he best attended of the sea son. While the St. Matthews boys won three out of the four o: the series, the home boys say they have never been up against a finer set of boys anywhere and they are hoping for another game with them at some other time. Batteries: Winnsboro, Andersor and Elliott; St. Matthews, Wan namaker and McPherson. Winnsboro played two games with Rock Hill Thursday and Friday and in each came out ahead, the score for the firsi being 6 to 1 and for the second 3 to 2 Winnsboro's batteris in the first game was Anderson a n d Elliott; in the second Desportes and Bye. For Over Sixty Years. MRS. WINsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUr has been used for over 60 years by mil lions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain; cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhma. It will relieve the poor little sufferer im mediately. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five centL a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind. Citadel Scholarship Examination. The examination for the vacani scholarship in the Citadel Acad emp from Fairfield county will bE held at the court house Fridaj August 31. D. L. Stevenson, Superintendent of Education. WORLD'S BEST DRINK Deep Rock Ginger Ale. Fo: sale by R. A. Buchanan. FOR SALE-Our ginning out fit, consisting of 1 10-horse en gine, 1 60-saw gin and a num ber 2 Boss press- J. A. & R E. Richtrdson, Nelson, S. C. Final Discharge. Notice is hersby given that the un dersigned will apply to D. A. Broom Judge of Probate for Fairfield County on the 4th day of September, A. D 1906, at 11 o'clock A. M., for a fina discharge as Administrator of th< estate of Lawrence Feaster, deceased. A. C. FEASTER, 8-8-4t Administrator. NOTICE. All persons indebted to the estate o Malinda Legg, deceased, are hereby notified to make payment to the under signed, and all persons holding claims against said estate are notified to pre sent their claims duly verified to the undersigned. M. A. DTCKERSON, Executor, 8-8 2t Shelton, S. C. Notice to Overseers. All overseers are urged to worn their roads at the earliest possi ble time. This is an importani matter and the prompt attentiot of the overseers to this notice will result in great good to the county. The time required fo: work on the roads of all able bodied men between the ages o: 18 and 50 is 4 days of 10 hour: each. J. B. BURBLEY, 8-S 3t Supervisor. CALL MEETING. Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Co A meeting of the Directors and Poli y-holders of the Farmers' Mutual Firi Insurance Company Is hereby called t< be held at the Court House,,in WVinns boro, at 11 o'clock A. M1., August 11th 1900. Matters of importance are to b discussed. THOS. L. JOHNSTON, 8-1-2t President. There is nothing so pleasant as tha bright, cheerful, at-peace-with-thn world feeling when you sit down t your breakfast. There is nothing s conducive to good work and good ri sits. The healthy man with a health; mind and body is a better fellow, better workman, a better citizen tha the man or woman who is hand icappe by somte disability, however slight. slight disorder of the stomiac-h will d< range your body, your thoughts an your disposition. Get away from th~ morbidness and the blues. Keel) you. stomach in tune and both your bhii and body will respond. Little indil eretions of overeating can he easily co: rected andl you will be surp~rised to st how much better man ycu are. Try little 1Kodol For Dlyspepsia after yoi meals- Sold by all druggists. giD. V. Walker & Compan have the most attractive bargair in Ladies' Shoes ever offeredi Winnsboro-100 pairs, formerl $2.00 and $2.50, only One Dolh to close out. t Get ready for hot weather oy gE have just what you want, and es] our White Goods, the finest and to Soc. the yard; fine Wash Org, Linon and many styles of lace eff Fine colored Lawns, Mulls, Org. a yard; a specially pretty line at i We can trim all these for you w Laces and Embroideries ever shov but the prices are cheap. In light Silks we are showing in 39c.; fine soft Jap and China at 5( values in silk. MIL LIl Our April business the best we i we have the styles, the quality ai and then the prices are low. We goods by express and can please y SHOES. Up=to-date in style and quality in Oxfords, GibsonTies, Vici, Pate prices as low as they have ever be Oxfords at 5oc. a pair. Gents' lo) er, Gun Metal Calf; all the new sh the best. STILL OF -Somt'Prints at 4c. the yard; 36= 14 yards Androscogan Bleach $i.o Sixteen dozen fine Negligee Shi and $1.25, special price soc. and 7 There is a reason for spending 3 it will pay you. Caldwell Dr A crtdo L LWO fedfecngn - Wewl ega ofgr wit any one ~ A carlod of rthi ...WOI w fwords: nin~n "Nearly all other cough cutes are con stipating, especially those- en itafiing and Tar moves the bowels. Of3 mtm no opiates. You can get it alidru ggists. GO-FLY keeps flies off Hor's and{ Cattle. Where GO-FLY goes 1N WillJ Rav not go. Use it on your Horaees . ad Cattle. Guaranteed by Stevement & Best Co., Woodward, f. C. Old maids would be scarce and lk'l tol n find Could 'they be made to see, d s i3~ ( How grace and beauty is combined By using Rocky Mountain Tea. Jo'H. McMaster & (o.gvem - Don't drag along with a dull, bilioi is, heavy feelingr. You need a pill. V s.e DeWitt's Little Early Risers, t be; G O famous little pills. Do not sicken or gripe, but results are sure. Sold by e Ji - druggists. ~ggeEC 9UE Ei GLASSWARE-Don't forget 'to come here for your glassware. : r'a e R. A. Buchanan. SHealthfux Locai WOFFORD COLLEGE. Conservatory 0 e Strong .i acul HENRY N. SNYDER, L L. D. ~ A\rt-E'ive President. Full E~ng Two degrees, A. B. an'd A. M. Foar Mi an courses leading to the A. B. DereI i ne Professors. DegreeNT,. Library and Librarian. 'iI ne W. E. RJT,. - Burnett gynlmasomI under :--me EJ' 1 tent director. J1. B. Cleveland :<'iee TOUR ADDER~ ) Hall. Athletic grotmids. Course or i pig CATALO( lectures by the ablest men on the plat-* ' form. Next session begins Septemn ber 19. Board from $12 to $16 a~ monthb. For C Catalogue or other information, ad- O~~EE '2 dress J1. A. (;AMEWELL, Secretary, Spartanhuirg, S. C. - - SWofford College Fitting 7e sih School. r- Three .new brick buildings. Steam 'e heat and electric lights. a Head Master, three teachers and - o.daain r Matron live in the buildiings.- din, e:.d Individuatl attention to eachi student. hctd Situated on the Woflord Campus. baths and sit y Students take a regular course in the Artesian wato s Colleg.e Oynasium, and have aces of the county. to the College Library. -tnac o n $5.00 p~ays for board, tuition, and tnano o y all fees. Next session begins Septetin- for young lad; ar her 19th. For Catalogue, ctc., aiddress A. MASON DrP~RF, Head Master. artamhur, 8. C. 7-stf ' tting light weight goods. We )ecially invite you to look at ;herest Organdies, price ioc. ndie, Persian Lawns, India ect. indie. Lawns as cheap as 5c. oc. and 12 1=2C. a yard. ith the prettiest patterns of rn here. We sell fine laces, black and white Suziene at c. and 75c. These are great G4RY ver had. The reason for it is id variety to please every one, are constantly getting new yu in the newest styles. SHOES. the best; just what you want nt Leather and White Canvas; en. A job lot Ladies" White v shoes in Vici, Patent Leath apes; prices the lowest, quality FERING nch Unbleach 4C. the yard; D. ts just received, worth $i.oo 5c. Get some of these. our money with us, because Goods Co. NRoE onnctinl wi'th several - a fence~ that isabso We b'~ IHave _______ Just Received I can supply your wants in niost all make some very low prices,: which rone. vho. is thinking of doing some fencing. W. C. BEATY CO. J ars..... a few dozens Mason's ality quarts and half-= ~ruit Jars, which 'I am* heap. If you need any a call. R. LAUDERDALE. ........E...........EO@E]E@.........OUS urg Collegiate Institute.! U on. PARENTS, Music. EDUCATE0 tv. YOUR CHILDREN..= ours es. YOUR BOYS ;lish Branches. AND GIRLS. U y Discipline. ography and Typewriting. U cient Languages, Latin and Greek. ewing and Cooking Glasses. 0U s Mdern Languages, French and German. UE. Expenses Moderate. - W. S. PETERSON, President, 0 Orangeburg, S. C. N Neck High School, Hartsville, S. C. ard military, Buildings large and commo > furnaces or steam, provided with shower nated on campus of twelve acres. Pure . Instructors graduates of leading colleges Terms for board, tuition and medical at ession 8120 00. Uniforms for cadet 830 00, r about $18 00 for session. Write forecatalog. R. W. DURRETT, A. M., Principal.