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....EE.I NOW U 0 Plani 0 Get U Jno. H. Y N Phone 39. 0 Buist's Se( * Al 0 Tihes Win Friddy1 THE EMINE] MRN ED A BRILLIANT CAST IN THE ORE in io' :i o . Unde MYIID'OIZE as... Mr. Z. V. DAVIDSOf Mr. J. R. DYE as.. MNrs. D'OIZE as.. Mrs. W. H. PHILLIF G ORG EC Prices Seats on Sale at Chef forM asi1 S. Fruit J I have-a i Best Qualit gallon Fruit selling chea give me a ce GEO. R. ] -Welsh Ne i Hai IS THE TIME --TO Turnips. Your Seed at 0 LcMaster & Co.'s: Druggists. ~ds I Fresh Stock None Better. * U p'an Hal nsboro, S. C. ening Aug. 17 T YOUNG TRAGEDIAN Assisted by OF PLAYERS FROM CHESTER AT PLAY IN FIVE ACTS ad Pythids r the Auspices of .............DAMON (,ID . C. as.....YHA ..............DIONYSIUS ................CALANTHIE S, of Ridgeway, as. ..H IERMION US COSTUMES - 25, 50, 75 cents. McMaster Co.'s Drug Store. ison's Fruit Jars, arts and half gal= is, will be sold cheap for cash Sto close out. .C. JOHNSTON. aRI's.... ew dozerns Mason's y quarts and half= Jars, *which I am p. If you need any LAUDERDALE. ck High School, -tsville, S. C. ilitary ,steandi. 'gs large and commo Sfor board tuito~ le ad medica at 120.00. Unformb for cadet $30.00, $18.00 for sessioD, Write for catalog. R. WV. DURl RETT, A. M., Princinal. LOCAL INTELLIGENLB. Weali?day, August 15, 1906. -Mr. John J. Neil, Jr., o Columb.a is in town. -Mrs. IL B. Refo is at homE from Wrightaville Beach. -Mr. J. E. Pressly ,f Abbe ville is in. the city. . . -Mr. Henxy Matthews is vi'ut ing in Lowell, N. C. -Miss Lucile Tribble of Ken tucky is visiting Miss Sue Doty. -Mr. J. Earl Smith is spend ing a pleasant week at Blair's. -Miss -Kate Mellichamp has been visiting relatives in town. -Miss Annie McKeown spent a few days in Blackstock %last week. -Miss Natalie Dwight o f Columbia is visiting the Misses Gantt. -Miss Laura Ketchin will visit the Misses Nicholson at Wood ward this week. -Miss Nannie Phinney left Thursday for Saluda to spend several weeks. -Miss Carrie Cook of Colum bia is spending a few days with Mrs. Johi Catchart. -Mr. C. M. Chandler returned yesterday from a ten days' trip to Savannah. -Miss Kitty Stewart of Rock Hill is the guest of Miss Eliza beth Cureton. -Miss Carrie Rosborough of Atlanta is visiting Miss Kath leen Caldwell. -Miss Sadie DesPortes has returned to Rid gew ay after spend ing a few days here. ^-Misses Mary Ellen Aiken and Carrie Flliott are at home from Washington. -Messrs W. A. Elliott a n d Ulysse 'DesJortes left Tuesday for Pawley's Island. -Miss Bessie Broom is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Broom, of Cedar Creek. -Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Boag leave to-day for Baltimore, New York and other points north. -Miss Edith Coleman, after a short stay with Mrs. C. M. Chan dler, has returned to Feasterville. -Miss L. Maree, who has been visiting Miss Theo Rabb, has returned to her home in Charles ton. -Mrs. L. P. McMaster and f amily returned ~Tuesday from teir summer home at Zirconia, -Misses Mary anrd Sazlie Quat 'tiebaum of Mobile, Ala., a r e visiting at the home eif their aunt, Mrs. W. Quattlebaum. -Misies Isabel and Lucile McDonald of Charlotte are visit ing the family of Mr. J. E. Mc Donald. -Miss Mollie Smith is expect ed home from Sumter to-day. Mi ss Leonra Williford will ac co oipany her home. - -Miss Harriet Mclver of Dar ling|on is expected Thursd'ay as the guest of Misses Sara and Lizzi e Beaty. -!Itiss Smith, who has been the gu est of Miss Alice Walker the paist two weeks, left Tuesday for he r home in Orangeburg. -Be sure to see Heckling at the Thespian Hall next week and have him to make your photo graph for you. -Both the Methodist and Presbyterian cemeteries have re Icently been cleaned ofi and their appearanca greatly improved. -Reckling. the well known Columbia photographer, will be at the Thespian Hall next week and will be pleased to have you call and have him to make your photograph. -Miss Eugenia Douglass o f Columbia is sp.ending a few days with Miss Isabel Douglass, en Iroute to Hendersonville, N. C. Misses Isabel and Laura Doug lass will accompany her. Reckling comnn. Reckling, the well k n o w n Sphotographer of Columbia, will bheeMonday and remain for th etof the week. Be sure to see him and have your photo \graph made. He guarantees all work and his prices are satisfac tory.__ _ _ Winnsboro Democratic Club. The Winnsboro Democratic Chi rb will meet Wednesday, Aug. 22, at 8:30 p. m. in the town hall, weg e the club roll will be com plete. ad other business attend ed T. H. Ketebin, Chairman. Mr. .Fulp Elected Teacher. Mr. ITulp of Fort Mill has been elected principal of Mt. Zion In stitute to take the place of Mr. Thrnwell, who was promoted to the superinteudency. Mr. bFalp is a graduate of the Presbyterian College at Clinton and comes well recomeded. FOR RtENT-- TW l ive-rooii dwellings; one four-room dwell ing- Apply to y. 0. Boag. Woodward Campaign rieeting. There will be a bask et pienic 6t Woodward on August 22rd, he day of the county campaign meeting at that point. The public is cordially invited to come and bring wel1 .lled baskets and the adjoining clubs are especially urged to turn out in full force and bring largo and well protI sioned baskets. The ladies of Concord church will serve ice cream, lemonade, ete., on the grounds. Gose Games. The. emere two games of lball on The o green last week between the colle ' wmi Ridge Spring. In Winnsbor -ay ftrnonWn the one Tue. .7 afternoo iffs hero won by. a-.ore of 7 to 2. In borowonby , gamne was very the second th ; - -an g by close, Ridge Spr- 1v.,oth games score of 1 to 0. y1Ag spring Edwards caught for ra and Elliott for Winus wards and Watson pitch' d Df - i visitors and Anderson al Portes for the home team. Till will probably be the last gam, the season. The Winnsboro bo) ' have certainly played well. Camp Meeting Regulations. Mr. Editor: Please allow me space in your pape to state' the rules and regulations governing the camp meeting which will con vene at Camp" Wellfare A. M. E. Zion church August 22, 1906: No selling is allowed on or around the camp ground during the camp meeting, with the exception of beef and water and melons. We hope the public will be governed by the same. Respectfully, . Trustee Board. Barbecue at Blythewood. On the day of the county campaign meeting at Blythewood, Friday August 17, I will serve a barbecue and hash dinner. A good dinner and prompt service guaranteed. Special arrangements for the ladies. Come and dine with me that day. D. B. Boney. CANDIDATES' CARDS. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. I am a candidate for re-election to the House of Representatives, subject to the action of the Democratic pri mary. A. HOMER BRICE. The friends of T. S. BRICE nominate him for the House of Representatives, subject to the action of the Democratic primary. I hereby announce myself a candi date for the House of Representatives, subject to the action 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 Reprerentatives, sub ject to the action of the Democratic primary. JAS. G. McCANTS. COUNTY TREASURER. I hereby annonnce myself a candi date jr re-election to the office of Treer of Fairfield County, subject , to th~ action of the Democratic pri mary. 'A. LEE SCRUGGS. AUDITOR. I am a candidate for re-election to - County, subject to t~he action of the Democratic primary. E. F. PAGAN. I hereby announce myself a candi-e date for the office of Auditor of Fair- c field County, subject to the action of nl the Democratic primary. a: R. C. STEVENSON. a PROBATE JUDGE. t I hereby anncunce myself a candi date for re-el setion to the office of Jud ge 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- n date for re-election to the office of si Supervisor of Fairfield County, sub- at ject to the action of the Democratic si primary. J. B. BURLEY. u: On the platform of permanent imn provements, better roads, good bridges," and how to get them, I make the race" for Supervisor of Fairfield County, sub ject to the action of the Democratic primary. T. C. LEITNER. COUNTY SUPT. OF EDUCATION. I hereby announce myself a candi- ja date for the office of Superintendent of Education of Fairfield County, subjecta to the action of the Democratic pri mary. T. M1. JORDAN. f The many triends of C. A. Romsrsox ti hereby announce him a candidate for t. County Superintendent of Education), t; subject to the action of the Democratic primary. -- STRYED OR STOLEN-Last ' week one Red Heifer, with ~ short, sharp horns; weighs about ~ 400 pounds. A suitable reward will be paid for her delivery to ~ us. B. G. Tennent & Co. FOR SALE-Ginning rig com plete. Six H. P. Engine on wheels; 50-Saw Pratt Gin and Condenser; Hand Press. Also one 63 H. P. Engine on skids. U~lvage G. DesPortes, Manager, Winnsboro, S. C. :FOR SALE-Our ginning out . t consisting of 1 10-horse en Igine, 1 60-saw gin and a num 1ber 2 Bose press- J. A. & R. IE. Richtrdson., Nelson, S. C. Get re; idy for ho' have jus t what yo our Whi te Goods, to 5oc. tl le yard; f Linon at id many s Fine c< >Iored Lav a yard; 1 1 specially We cai a trim all Laces ar d Embroi but the i .rices are In ligh t Silks we 39c.; fin: soft Jap values in silk. Our April L usin< we have the t tyle rand then the p ric4 ,goods by expres.s SHO' -.t=date in s1 Uk *eras, Gibsor inOxi lw as tl prices a.. + Soc. a Oxfords a. -ai Cal er, Gull MeL the best Some Prints at 4c. 14 yards Androscogl Sixteen dozen fino and $1.25, special pi There is a reason . it will pay you. Caldwel This is ai ~ strar1ds ~carload of EL LWOOD fiel< e different styles of fence. Buying in this quantity, v ill almost bring it within We will be glad to figure v Notice to Creditors. All persons indebted to the S ate of Robert Branhamn, de esed, are hereby notified to C hae payment to the undersigned, nd all persons holding claims ainst said estate are notified to N rsent their claims duly verified the undersigned. SAMUEL BRAN HAM, 8-l5-3w Executor. . th NOTICE. ro ll persons indebted to the estate of flu linda Legg, deceased, are hereby xv tified to make payment to the under ned, and all persons holding claims P1 ainst said estate are notified to pre- d t their claims duly verified to the er dersigned. M. A. DICKERSON, Executor, -S 2t Shelton, S. C. tr Sheriff's Sale. In ________cc ate of South Carolina, 1 a: ounty of Fairfield. 5 By virtue of authority vested o me as Sheriff, I have levied onic ud will sell before the Court >use door in Winnsboro on the Ie st Monday in September next ifollowing tracts of land under be acts referring to delinquent :es: Win. Huckaby, 71 acres in No., bounded on the north by W.B.. mnedy, east by Robt. B3ranhamn, t uth by Robt. Branham, west in Jno. Frost lands. d ndrew McClellan place, 21' s es in No. 30, bounded on the o 0 orth by W. T. Martin and S. M1.s >well, on the east by J. A. sines, on the south by W. J. s ooten, on tlie west by 0. B3.t Mattie Gillamn, 25 acres in No. t , bounded on the north by L. A. P avis, on the east by Lucy - ylc lams, on the south by W. H. P uff, on the west by L. A. Davis. A. D. HOOD, 8..15tdS. F. C. TASS WARE-Don't forget to I come here for* your glassware. I R. A. Buchanan. ' : weather by getting li.-ht weigi i want, and especially invite yo :he finestand sherest Organdie ine Wash Organdie, Persian L yles of lace effect. ins, Mulls, Organdie. -Lawns as pretty line at ioc. and 12 i=2c. a these for you with the prettiesi leries ever shown here. We sel :heap. are showing in black and whii and China at 5oc. and 75c. The IL LINER ss the best we ever had. Thyr s, the quality and variety to s are low. We are constan Lnd can please you in the new" ES. SH ,yle and quality the best; just w] iTies, Vici, Patent Leather and's iey have'ever been. A job lot I pair. Gents' low shoes in Vici, I f; all the new shapes;prices the I VILL O1-FFERNG e yard; 3 - .I leach $i.o -tigee Shi Neg. and 75c ice 5oc -ling you for spenL [IDry ali 'thecr rakos corn : ci c of plain barbed wire i:2us p y pig-tight and will a so tuma nr'e i fencing,"and can supply your e are able to make some very each of every one. rth any one who is thinking of .W. C. EE Clerk's Sale. F. ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Noticei CONYOL FAIRFIELD. eigd )URPT OF COMMON PLEAS. on the 4t1 Lambert W. Henry, Plaintiff, haar et a'gainst estate of I acy C. Stevenson and Robert --t Stevenson, Defendants. in pursuance of an order of tlie urt of Common Pleas made in Not e above stated case, I will offer sale before the Court House Al or in Winnsboro, S. C., on the tAlli rov 'st Monday in September next, theirtroa thin the legal hours of sale, at bleri blic outcry, to the highest bid- ofather a r, the following described prop- will thes ty, to wit:con All that certain piece, parcel or couty act of land situate ir. Fairfield ,work onl unty and S3tate of South Caro- bde ia, on waters of Little River, 18andh5 ntaining.155 acies, more or less, eac8 3t d having such forms, bounds metes as are shown by plat W. B. Thompson, surveyor, ted April 29, 1890; bounded on e north by lands of W. J. Weir, ,st by lands of R. C. Dove,'SI~ uth bv lands of R. C. Dove and muel Weir, west by lands of Allth ~mael Weir and that of David th cir, known as the Cabeen place ly TERMS of SALE. p One-half of the purchase pricefod, be paid in cash and the balance fords, i one year with interest on thetin f :err'd payment from day of 28 pt le until pa~idl; and the payment 28 pa the credit portion shall be and Ba cured by bond of.the purchaser: 23 p d wortgage ti the premises Leathe l, which mior! tge shall con- 22 ~ in a provision for attorney's es in case of foreclosure, bsut Bluche ie purchaser may p:ay all of the Som nchase price in cash. The pur- lin at 1 aser to pay for all necessary Don? apers find recording the same. -see for JOHN WV. LYLES, se. C. C.C. P.F. C. Winsboro, S.C., Aug.14,1900. " HE oRIGiNAL LAXATIVE coUGH SY RUP ENEDYS SLAXATIVE BONEYTA eda ed Cove:?Muom ad Hney ce o Evry B~l! it goods. We u to look at s, price ioc. .awns, India cheap as 5c. yard. patterps of Ifine laces, Suziene at ,se are great ms(nor it is se erY one, ant as, ,a White. ,at eth owe A44 .us * - Have sve ~stcei e Have* vants in most alf low prices, which :loing some fencing. !"ATY CO. [nal Discharge. s hersby given that the un will apply to D. A. Broom, Probate fogr Fairfield County, day of September, A. D). 1 o'clock A. M., for a final as Administrator of the lawrence Feaster, deceased. A. C. FEASTER, Administrator.' ice to Overseers. rseers are urged to work as at the earliest possi .This is an important id the prompt attention verseers to this -notice Lit in great godtoth . The time required for the roads of all able en between the ages of ) is 4 days of 10 hours' J. B. BUR LEY, Supervisor. ;PECIAL E BARGAINS following at great -educed prices: . Lirs Women's Ox >lain toe. Just the or comfort. tirs Don. Bluchers. tirs Cho. Bluchers is.. airs Men's Patent r Bluchers. >airs Men's V ic i rs. i remngnts in Mus argain prices., t fail to come and youself. Bound to ~. Hood & Co. I yspepsia CUPS