The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1901-1982, October 03, 1906, Image 4
NEWS AND I4tRALD
WINNSBORO, S. C.
J. FRANK FOOSHEI
Editor and Proprietor.
PUBLlSHED WEEKLY
TE8, IN AinVANCE:
One Year,........................$.5so
Six Months........................... .75
Wednesday, October 3, 1906.
The same thing that prompted
the town council forbidding
butchering in town ought t o
prevent the handling of green
hides, which make an odor that
is anything less than desirable.
14 is hard on a merchant to have
to keep his back store
closed because of an vnpleasant
odor from his neighbor's backlot.
And now Winnsboro t a k e s
another right step by :-efusing to
grant a license to a carnival com
pany, that is anxious %o come in
here with its attracions, which to
say the least of it ha've nothing
elevating .-about them from a
mora. -standpoint and certainly
adadr nothing to the business
development of the town.
Several times since the execu
tive committee made its appor
tionment of $2.59 for the mana
gers of -each box for both prima
ries, which is the great sum of
37. cents each day for each man,
we have been asked to say to the
executive committee hrreafter
either to pay notbing at all for
this service or make the pay a
little above the wages of a corn
field hand. The point is well
made and it is hoped there will
be a better condition of things in
this respect another campaign
year. When there are so few
candidates it makes it hard all
around, includiag the newspaper
man.
No fai-mer can say nie:t spring
that his failare to sow grain this
fall was due to the fact that the
ground was too dry all the fall for
sowing. The gronud after the
heavy raios of the past few
months should La it: floe trim
and every farmer sborild make it
a point to pat in as much grain
as possible. Even if ooe fails'in
Makiog a. good grain crop. the
g;ound is then infle sha-Pe for
sowing peas next spring Every
acre of gioned sov . in grain ad
then followed in pe- is moch
more valuable to the larmee tha
it was before it was so treated.
This is the wy-to improve the
land andL-finproved lands mean
bettgef.eps and moie mnoney to
- . the farmer.
There is no gceater aid to the
upbuilding of a town than good
roads and there is nothing that
counts for more against the pro
gress of a town, however fine the
surrounding coantry, than roads
that are well nigh impassable.
There is food foe thought and for
action on the part of the basi- e
ness men of W'oosboro iight here. <
The roads leading' to this town t
are by no means what they should a
be and the forward movement of a
the town is y. eatly handicapped c
by these-awful roads. There are
several places on the roads right t:
near town where it is impossible a
for t wo vebicles to pass an~d others y
whev:e it is almost dangerous to d
go 'with only one. Tbis condi- tU
tion of things must be bettered e
and the -businesqs men of town h
- and the farmers living along these b
roads will have to get together m
and bring about a change. Here m
is unlimited opportunity f o r b:
mutual working on the part of S
the people in town and the part
of the country people and a great
possiblity for town and country r
each to help the other.
K
The Exipanation Easy.
One of the most pleasant
features connected with the open
ing of the various colleges is~ the
requests that comes in for The
News and Herald to be sent. H
These come from thoughtful
parents or from the student who
has gone off'and found that the
oun parer is necessary. One
ofthe Wir' trop ghs writes t'iat.
they just m ist have The News is
and Hierald and to send it aloog.m
They think it a little strange that co
Thbe News and Herald is not sentm
to the corege library as are some t
of the oth2er papers in the State.co
The eiplanation is so easy. The
college does not offer to pay for ed
the county papers and so it is thi
Dot sent. There is no reason un
der the sun why the county papers
* :should be sent to the library of I
ao institution supported by the.,a
~State, jhule the money is being0
sent off for periodicals from a
distance.'
For Over Sixty Ye: rs. ---N
- Mas. WINsL~OW's SOOTH :ss Svm rsr
has beet' used for over 60 ye.us by rnilj--D
'ions-of mothers for their children 'o.
while teething with Perfect success.i e
It soothes the ild, so. ens the gums, i -e e
allays all pain; cures w'nd colic, and j J er
is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It &i a
will relieve the poor little sufferer im -
mediately. Sold by drag ists in every:
part of the world. Twenty-five cents
a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mr posts
Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take 'five it
no other kind. Foos
Court Proceedings.
The second case that came be
fore the court of common pleas
last week was that of Jas. H.
V 'ker vs Winnsboro Granite
Company. This was a case for
injuries sustained by the plaintiff
in that be lost a leg as the result
of being run over by a train of
ibe defendant company at their
qaarties at Rion. The verdict of
the jury was 810,090 for the
o'ain -. Buchanau & Haaaban
represented the plaiutiff, J. E.
McDonald the defendant.
In the case of the Geimania
Insurance Company et al vs
Southein Railway Company,
Iwhich came back for tial after
being heard before the supreme
court, the case i ivolving the
question of liability7 for cotton
burned on the patfe-m of the
defendnat's depot, the .verdict of
the j ary was for the plaintiffs for
$1560.94. In the former trial the
verdict was for the defendant.
J. E. McDonald for plaintiff, A.
S. & W. D. Douglass for the de
fendant.
Thee was no session of the
court Friday as Judge Prince
was in Columbia that cay in at
tendance upon the session of the
sunreme court en bauc.
For the past two days the
court has been occupied with the
case of W. B. Adams vs Winus
boro Granite Company for per
sonal injuries sustined as the
result of being caught under a
bank of dirt that caved in upon
him while in the employ of the
said company. A verdict had
not been reached at the time of
-oing to press. Buchaoan and
danahan for plaintiff, J. E. Mc:
Donald for defendant.
The roster is still pretty well
crowded and certainly will not be
cleared at this term of court.
Letter to D. A. Crawford.
Winnsboro. S. C.
Dear Sir: There's twice as much
horse in one horse-it may be a
mare-as there are in two or three
others together.
So with paints too. If a paint
er can do your job with.1(0 gallous
Devue for 850; it'il take 12 15 or
20 of other paints; and the cost
of a job is ab~out $5 a gallon,
whatever thepaint may be.
STheie--.:-e paiot3 adulterated
three-quarters-only one quart of
paiat in a gallon-he's got to
paint four gadons of rubbish to
get one gallon of paint. Thel
worst horse you've got is as good
as that paint, and he'll go as far.
The less-gallons paint is the
paint, as the most-horse horse is
'cbe horse.
Yours truly
F W DEvoE & Co
New York
Jno. H. McMaster & Co. sell
>ar paint.
Hide Your Hammer."
In the first National Bank of
spartanburg, near the teller's win
low, there bangs a placard ou
rhich is printed a few words of
dvice that attracts the attention
f those who have budu~ess with
he bank. The advice is excellent
nd is worth publisbing so that
11 may profit thereby. The ida
ard reada as follows:
"Hide your little hammer and
ry to speak well of others, no
iatter how small you may know1
ourself to be. When a stranger~
rops in town jolly him. Tell him1
'at this is the graatest town on
Lrth-and it is. Don't discourage!
im by speaking ill of your neigh
>rs. Tbere is no e'd of fun
inding your own basiness. It
akes other people hke you. No
)dy gets stack on a knocker."
artan burg Joarial.
suits from ch~onic e ~p* ~ .
ichi is gaickly en -- l -O
il'g's New Life. Pd1s. n -s
ve all poisonol(s igorm .
e system aund 1inine na .
d vigor; cuie so!Ir st,.
usea, headache, dizzine.- ;i
lic, without griping or dis* o
et. 25c. Gnarainteed by J oe
McMaster & Co., druggists.
0. K. is 0. K.
There is little doubt that 0 K.!I
0. K., for this thriving comn
mity is represented at Woffom d
lege this year by six young
n; all of whom are members of
freshmani class.
). K. is loa.t d in Lancast.ar
mnty and is the place at which
Tabernacle school is con duct
0. K. this year furnishes
eteen recruits for the colleges!
his state, six young men comn
to Wofford and two going to
ther college in South Carolina. l
.ddition to these young mer,'
L. sends fiv - young ladies to -
colleges of South Carolina.
ow who says 0. K. isn't 0. K.
ewberry Observer.
e e'rd tried ii ien ds o.' the nmj :v
hVitt's Little .Ea-ly IDi'rs. IXer
euI1a and bed to tilke. Re;av
s and spark1"v eyes follow Lie
i these depeudabe IYle *i4l.
c~o not gpe er siekrr. So'd by
,is.:s.
"Wanted: 100 goolI cedar
measuring not less than
ches in Namneter. J Frank
[Selected.'
In Loving Memory of Miss Sora Beaty,
From a 1-r;end.
" fie I.ru 8' j) to-nigiv .
SnioOtd the braids of 'ter s'iken hair
On her Iueenly brow v ::I iteder care
Gather tWe ob.e 'i 11 ! C.at
Arovu--a the ion /ho.-- no row' on'.
Lay on 'e - bc . . :- : - )w.
T:1e ':-et, ,wee. Ci :f s Lii - grow;
K ;s fer and eave . yoc r naarlt's
T . e -, P+" c--e e wiU seep to
A sobAdo%% v; ;lev of J !11t l'
Around bI lids of her si"iabelngr
eives.
And ler iis are clos- . in food delay,
Of the loving words --e b'ad ::o sav;
But her ;ent:e bart 7igot o at
Aad f;oiu da'.!ty baia lo daincy feet.
;he is s. -an-,e:y (aie-, (old and white,
The fever -, go ic. she w I :leep to
cagnt.
F-a by her wo-k -id eer eruipv Cha r:
Fo'j 0o) LhE 'a 'ne 11s se ' - o we.
Let dov. i L 'a cut i!s au: Cose thCE
door.
SI:e w a d tbe g-'--" '*ght no more:
Foi ..he :ask :'g 2. ber under 'e
sI''1
-i -1'0cd nlow a "d the ., Ic don won.
Te-idt- -1y kr s he:.- put oi e 1:,.; b t.
.xd leave ie.: n:ooc- .,e x - seep t.
o. .t -- ed slee) LhaL w - no t). eak.
Fo .en. nor p ayer. aor levers sweet
. ke
A perlect r- 4! L.i.tt kn~o'ts no0 pain.
No e'U;ou. no Pa0-'1 of ae:., or !,ra ri:
A 1.''e se'bia-e -cyond all speech.
Tha L od y Jhe pt'e tho',00LIdyirg
rch6!
Cod it ,des.a-'s a nl - way, a'e
L*d L': 6c'or-i a Jo':- goc.6-aigh.
Weep lo: 'he ('ays th.L wt 1!- comiie no
e.'-1 e,
Fo: 1)e e--h'''-'n frowver "sCm the hLr 4
and dooi.
Fer l he n' ing slep. for -be n-mel s
Of a tende voice. aad a Jo.- face
But not for the soul, w'iose!roal s won.
W\ho'se in fli iejo-y is juist lb-o -
Not for I he sirih cn .c)d il light
And e 'ownee. w41ere the ange's are to
n- ht.
Tyner's Dyspepsia Remedy--A Guar
anteed Cure.
J'youI.'er :cn Dys-eoifa o- Ii
d cI.'ou in any foraii. '. b1c' .
b'eV.~e fesv d '.-efathod
sue'e. s ' som:., b. 'ea... zu,,er'.
)J~ ezt. :J. - ~ Oa- ,'1rh o. od. -iains
o ~'swe 'n.i es~I.ii.Ji .. r-ek or side
de'ep-4ted kidnev c; Jiver iroubIe,
lien :3y will di.a r i a abort
ime afer ::ida; Tyner's Dyspepia
ltermedv ii,.de v-P 1 e u r
D)vpe:*a I et d -e 'ou and a'l.min
T.ob:e'. even o te wost c.:s.
Ty ter s1D'ps )j Femedy e .pe's iae
;:'g. am 'weetezs the bIet.h. 1t
cues 'ch Heeiene, Co-*e and Coo
-'p.,o'i a, cocee. D:,-" 0f.- o by
e.prveus dO <e" a bo.. ie. NIoney
reiunoed *-sc 'afls 'o c.-e. Deiek's
D:)- SLo- c. 1 .N m >- S. C.
To flake a Happy 'Home.
An American wiler says: "You
wan:t to help it:e mnu you marry
to be Boe and strong and true.
Ebow him tLat wvon believe he
has all ihose oainties. You will
iaise b~s own .elriespect and
bring him to the level you tell
b'm he -occapies. Be:evo in
him; be gentle v':Lh 1m; don't
contradict him when he is tired;1
let him thick he is having his~
2wn way in his own house: feed
him with what be likes and laugh
it his jokes. He ceic lies the se erst
fa happy home."
Mr uy men g~ve Ia, -v ogeld.
Uo bolId brd.,cs aaa 3.i*s and towers
of old
ryou wr't o.-1rla- og farne, a bene-i
actor be,
Xve i be poor and necdy Rociy Mout
saja Tea.
3 ao H. McMaster & Co.
EED OATS- 500 bushels of Rled
Rust-Proof A ppler Oats,sacked
and deliver-ed in Winnaboro.
Also 70 bushels Seed Wheat.
Apply to S. 0. C. Lbc :rt. 4t
Abeolu
DISTINCTIVE LY
TARTARJ BAKUl
- Royal does not coni
phosphatic acid (
product of bones di
phuric acid) or of a
one-third sulphuric:
ces adopted for othe:
ders because of the
ROYAL BAKING PoWDER C
\ Sash, Do
K> Blinds a
40 - all
Building M
OEDER BY MAIL
COLUMBIA LUMBER & MF(
The Missing Word.
Order, said ie lw we
Knowledge, saId b e:l
P east e, s .id ti )o
Lo- , said the mdil:
Denut., said the pag;
Frt.,dom, said 'i e 'ramr
Bowe, said iU" saGe;
Fame, aid the sodEr,
'-ih anwer iot here.
rben within my bosoI
Softdy this Ieard.
"E;.ch eni t hohls the scret.
:\indOness is t;e word.'
-Jon Boyle O'Reilly.
FOR RE NT-Mv residence near
Iocklo. Fo terms apply to
Mrs. R. V. Wood ward, Winns
boro, S. C.
A Badlv Burned Gir!
>r boy, man or woman, is quickly
out of pain if Durcklen's Arnica
Salve is applied promptly. G. y.
Welch. of Tekonsha Mich., says:
"I use it in my family for cuts,
sores and all skin injuries. and
drd it perfect." Quickest Pile
care known. Best healing salve
made. 25c at Jno. H. McMaster
& Co.'s rug store.
Trespass Notice.
All flerSonjs 1 C warned not .o hu.o .
1ih. cut mb. or lei Iic their liv.
e--k to come o:i :hny pa. t he :aud
owne.d c: '. o V:": iyte under
led, or '. ..- in ::iy way.
ti- passe. w b-7"e pro v(PCted.
W. .1. WOOTEN.
MRS. C. 0. TRAP2.
10.t MI:S M. .1. WOCTEN.
SPECJILNOTICEE
Fresh Oysters and Fish
every Friday and Satur
urday. Best Fresh Deef
at all times. Our stock
of groceries is complete.
Dest Floor, 1:1ns, Cot
fee, Caried G o o d s,
Pickles, etc. F r- s h
Cheese and Macaroni
now :n. Dest B.-an and
everything for the stock,
including Stock Powders.
Special atte.otiou called
to our Cigars and To
baccos. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money re
funded.
B.G0.TENNANT& Co.
Wood's Seeds
FALL SOWING.
Every farmer should
have a copy of ouar
New Fall Catalogue
it givesibest methods of seed
ingiand' full information about
C'imnson CIover
Vetches, Alfalfa
Seed Oats, Rye'
Barley, Seed Wheat
Grasses and Clovers
Descriptive Fall Catalogue
'mailed free, and prices
quoted on request.
T, W. Wood & Sons,
Seedsmen, -- Richmond,) Va.
Our Trado~Mark Brand Seeds'are the
best and cleanest qualities obtainable.
A CREAM OP
I0 POWDER
am an atom of
which is the.
gested in sul
lum~ (which is .
acid) substan
r baking pow
ir cheapness.
D., NEW/ YORK.
prs<
CO.. enOLUMnuA S Cfo
NOu HOPESHULDW
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Easy plan.
Des ortes Men
HERE IS A
To test the
worthof news
papers as ad
vertising me=
diums, we
have decided
to offer certain
articles at
ridiculo u s I y
low prices.
Having just
received an
immense I o t
of Rockers of'
every descrip
tion, we will
call your at
te n t i o n to
them w Ith
this illustra=
tion. Exam
ine it c ar e
fully.
E~. M. ANDREWS
THE STORE THAT f
Protect YourProperWy WI
A GA NST FILE AND TORNADO
P;iSKS EXY HOLDING A Anything 1
POLICY OF INSUP We hape St
ANCE WITH Our stock I
THE HARTFORD, tems
THE INSURANCE CO. .o ani
of Nor th America bxCni
THE PI-oINIX. ~This is t.he
01- cld fire tt~Led compani i wit to supply y
a nple asseis.
Will wi iie you in either of the above C A
hree comhpani~es. Surety .Bonds writ
en -a The met-ican Srety Company
N. W. PALMER, Agent,
Ridgeway, S. c. __
Glassware or Tinware,
come this way and 1I
will save you money.
Good bargains ~in YOU Wi
Cigars and Tobacco;
also in Toilet Soaps - kno
and Candies.
Special atten t i o n
called to musical in
struments -- Accord= A U
eons, Harps, etc. ~ j
2. A. Buchanan.
COL! COLl! COAL!L
A prelh pi ices coal is cheaper thain -
7.cd. I 'm n~ow taking orders for
:toi~tr dlei'veiy for both Hard and
Et Co:l. Place your orders early 1o
mIre pro uipt declivery before cold
-5-3m J. C. (CA LDWE LL.
Notice to Creditors.
e'state of Katie H{opkins (colo:ed) , E~d il~w ,
e.edwilplease present thec same
perly a~ested t:> the untdersignvd
settlemieut.
D. ROE ROLEMAM, .
.19-S Adminimintor Phone No. n.
tIr.
BH WITHOUT A.
Ask for it.
3d0tilO Company..
BJARGAIN.
This
Rocker
Golden 0 a k,
Cobbler Seat,
Full S i z e,
Beautif-a-I y
finished. Has
t w o rounds,
two stretchers
two iron rods
to strengthen
- it. As good as A
other s t o r e s
sell from $5.oo
to $6.oo.
Our Price
$1.95.
SOrder one to
get an idea of
our bargains.
FURNITURE CO.
AVES YOU MONE~Y.
~ut THE BEST. That is the inotto
arted out and are going to live up to.
ully replenishe:d all the while w ith
select goods. 'Anoiher shipment ofj
s and fresh Chocolates in bulk just in,
cand~y that pleases. Give us a chance
our Grocery Want.
\TO1W IN.
-That Carload of
has come.
11 come too if you only
w what a bargain we
have to offer you.
. CATHCART.
~andreth's
New Crop
1906 '
STER COMPANY.
Under Winnsboro HoteL