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We-Win Greet The New Year With some changes in our business that will be to the great interest of all the peo= pie of this section. See our notice elsewhere. With many thanks for past pat= ronage, and soliciting a con= tinuance of the same, We are, Yours for Groceries,: : : J. D. McCARLEY & CO The First Carload Of stock to reach the Winnsboro matket this seoson same to our stable. That is an index of how we lead and that is why so many know to come here always for their - - HORSES AND MULES They know a good thing too in the way of the Rock,Hill Buggy. Boys, we thank you and wish you the best of the season. D. A. Crawford. NMERE CHANCEA That our business has made such a steady 0Igrowth during the year now ending. The i * .same rule of keeping the right :: tR 1.G H T G OOD os adtreating all customers right will apply during 1907. Your past trade appreciated. We bespeak a continuance, - - - - +S. C. JO HNSTON.1 New Year Announcemenlt We are right ready for your Horse and Mule trade in 1907. A carload just in. Come in and see them. We will treat you right and be glad of the privil=' ege as we have been heretofore. U.,. OWENS LIVE STOCK .CO LAST CALL! Now is the time to buy you Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats, etc If you needi anything in m1; line give me a call. uuO. R. LAUDERDALE. --tLOC4- INIELLIGENCY Wednesday, December 26, 1906 -Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thorn are baCk from their wedding trg. -Miss Bessie :McMster is in Philadelphia wi*.her sister. -When Mt. Zion opens Jan..2, 1907, let every pupil be on hand. -The Mt. Zion honor roll is crowded out this week. It will appear next week. -Miss Lilla Beaty left Satur day for Charlotte, where she will spend the holidays. -Mrs. Wm. Muldrow is spend ing the holidays with her friend, Miss Rebecca Lyles. -Mrs. I. D. Bett of Miller burg, Ky., is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Flenniken, for the holidays. -The remarkably good heath record for Winnsboro the past I year should be the occasion for i profound gratefulness. t -Of course you are going to make many new year resolutions. It is all right to make tLem and 9 still better to keep them. -The college students and teachers are now at home. Their d return is always a great pleasure c to the whole community, as there d are so many of them. -For a lovely walk, if the weafher permits, go to Fortune Park Height<. To see the wonder- E ful improvements that have been made there will do you good. -There are still some, who in siit hat there are never any e changes in Winnsboro. A visit ta to Fortune Park Heights will call for a revision of your state- 0 ments about the development of w the old town. -There are enough drawbacks t( in school work after the Christ- t mas hoildays with out those that r come from the failure of pupils to - be back oq.the opening day. So be sure that your children are at school the day it reopens. - Again the suggestion is made t that 'Ihe News and Herald will d prove a most desirable gift.for a r friend at home and more especially p for those who -have moved away a from their old iome county, which a they it-ut still lke with filial p d6otion. Keep them in touch ij with the county of their birth by C sending . them the. old county x paper. i PCSAll the I al blanks and legal printing at The News and Herald office.. Fair Notice.t . - a All parties indebted to us on r account for 1905 and 1906 must y come forward and arrange same i by Jan. 1, 1907. as we 'will -make e a change in our busines at that t tie3. D. McCARLIEY & CO. One .5ale to the Acre. - t If you want to make. a bale to the acre and who is it that does not, plant.. Peterkin's.. Improved i SCotton-seea. -If you ,do not care e to take the trouble to order of i the originator, J. A. -Peterhin,-at i $1.00 per bushel, you can get ., them from D. L. cStevenson, '] I tevenson, selected with care 'and t sacked at fifty cents per bushiel. t 800 bushels for sale - r On the Move.t -. e There -is certainly some moving c here this'time. Mr. Chas. Douglass has jnst moved into his new home on X an derhorst street. Mr. S. C. John ston will move in to the cottage from which they moved. Mrs. Johnston and Miss Lizzie Johnston will occupy a part of the Cathcart house on Congress t street. Mr. Chas. Timms will make his home in the Timms house on Col lege street. Mrs. Boulware is going into the McMaster hotel and Mrs. Bankhead will go to the Stevenson home on Sion street. Mr. Jno. W. Cathcart is to take the house.- vacated by the Bank h6adsa and Mr. J. M. Jennings will occupy his father's home. .1 Mr. G. W. Abbott is to occupy the hiouse formerly accupied by -Mr. Elder on Washington street aid Mr. R. E. Richardson will occupy the house vacated by Mr. Abbott. Mr. W. R. Rabb will soon be *in the Rion house, which he recently bought. It willbe only a few days now till Judge Broom and Mr. J. H. Gibson are each in their respective homes now build ing on Garden-street. And if there were only more homes there would still be addi tional moving.- So the thing~ to do is to get a inove on abd build the new homes. Por Over SIxty Years. Mia. Wistow's sooTHING~ SYRUF has been used for over 60 years mil lion-i 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 Diarrho2a. It will relieve the poor little sufferer im mediately. Sold by druggiats in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take no other kind. - A Second Explanation. After the forms for the fr page containing an explation f< the early issue of The News an Herald were on the press, we ha a disappointment in not receivin the ready print sheets. The were put in the office at Cha: lotte on time and were sent ot on the right train, as reveale4 :hrough a long distance message But as 29 was several hours late )n Friday night it did not get t Dolumbia till after 30 had left oi 3aturday morning. This is thi econd time that this thing hai iappened within the past foui nonths. It is happening witi >thers more often and ther ught to be something done t< iave the express on 29 put ol tere. The delays on this occas, on are very considerable. Let he Commercial Club take th( aatter up and see if they canno et it adjusted. W Have your Job Printinf lone at The News and Heralc ffice. First-class work. Prompi elivery. Reasonable prices. THE RAT DIDN'T DROP. ut a tore -Suitable Public Hall is to Be Had None the Less. The need for a public hall in Vinnsboro has been several timeE rpressed in the wish that a rat ould drop through the ceiling f the present hall so that efforts ould be made to have a hall iat was partially in keeping with 2e.dignity and the size of the >wn. Despite the fact t h a t 2ere were holes in abundance no it ever made himself the occa ion of securing the.. desired im rovement. And as rats can not e counted on except to make a ,oman run when they make beir appearance, it has been ecided not to wait longer on the ats and go ahead for the im rovements that are so much esired. That this is to be done t once will be received as a very leasing announcement; in fact it i almost good enough for a hristmas present to the com innity. A lease for the present hall for term of three years was signed 'riday by Messrs 7. . Des ortes, S. D. Dunn and J. Frank 'ooshe. The hall is to be ceiled, be walls are to be calcimined, nd all the wood work is to be ainted. Some changes will be ade in the stage, so as to make some larger than it. is at pres nt. All the old .seats are to be ken out and tlle hall will be eated through oat with opera hairs. A new piano will b e ought. The room now used for tailor shop will be used for a icket and cloak room. The photc allery will still be used for that urpose, though it is to be over aled. The building will have lectric lights throughout. With~ bese improvements the hall will e much more in keeping with hat Winnsboro really needs. 'he gentlemen who have signed is lease have not done so with he hopes of any great financia] ward. They will congratulate hemselves if they are so fortunate s not to lose anything in this ffort to help meet the demands f the town for a place for public ntertainments. What they most ope is that this small effort or heir part will result in some teps being taken at an early day or a hall that will be altogether reditable to the town, and while i8 true that they.have this pro. ierty leased they will gladly lena heir best efforts to this muel esired end. The work of making these im* rovements will be pushed and t is very much hoped that they ill all be made by Feb. 1, the ime Maro, the great magician, is o be here. Outwits The Surgeon. A complication of female tr ou. >les, with catarrh of the stomaci od bowels, had reduced Mrs [hos.8S. Austin, of Leavenworth ud., to such a deplorable condi ion, that her doctor advised ai peration; but her husband fear g fatal result, postponed this t< :ry Electric Bitters; and to th< ~mazement of all who knew her bhis medicine completely enre< er.. Guaranteed cure for torpi< liver, kidney disease, biliousness jaundice, chills and fever, genera debility, nervousness and bloo< poisoning. Best tonic made Price 50e at Jno. H. McMaste & Co.'s drug store. Try it. CARPENTERING. Persons wanting first clas Carpenter WonK done, contrac work by the day, address. L. SISTRUNK, RBion, S. C. A I work will receive promt attention. Pine Salve Carbolized, acts like~ poultice; highly anltisep)tie, extens$ivel used for eezema. Sold by McMasti >t d d durii , py C prosl 1 We F maki * , sellir 0 taim ever good. M Tore Sinar deser * * IWatekfo YOut comm * 3Cald, @E..OE.uE,5E. SiFThe News a n d Herald Office has about 10 thousand small colored statements that will be printed at the low rate of $1.75 per thousand while they last. 2 thousand for only $3.00. Get them right away. It Is noticeable a cold seldom comes on when the bowels are freely open. Neither can it stay if they are open. Kennedy's Laxative (containing) Honey and Tar is the original Laxative I Couzh Syrup. Tastes as pleasant as maple sugar. Free from all opiates. Conforms to the National Pure Food and Drug Law. Sold by all druggists E. C. DeWitt & Co., of Chicago, at whose laboratory Kodol is prepared, assure us that this remarkable diges tant and corrective for the stomach conforms fully to all provisions of the i National Pure Food and Drug Law. I The Kodol laboratory is a very large I one, but if all the sufferers from. iidi-: gestion and stomach troubles could know the virtiesof Kodol it would be impossible fo, the manufacturers to, I keep up with the demand. Kodol is 1 sold here by all druggists. ManZain Pile Remedy put up ini convenient, collapsible tubes with noz zle attachment so that the remedy may be at once applied atj the very seat of the trouble, thus re lieving almost instantly bleeding, itch ing or protruding piles. Satisfaction guarant*ed or money refunded. Mc Master Co's drug store. King of All Cough Medicines. Mr. E. G. Case, a mail carrier of Canton Center. Conn., who has been in the U. S. Service for about sixteen. years, says: "Me have tried many cough medicines for croup, but Chamn berlain's Cough Remedy is king of all. and one to be relied upon ever y time. We also find it the best remedy for coughs and colds, giving certain results.1 and leaving no bad after efi'ects." For sale by Obear Drug Co. and all medi eine dealers. "Pineules" (non-alcholie) mande from resin from our Pine Forests, used : for hundred of years for Bladder and. Kidney diseases. Medicine for thirty days, $1. Guaranteed to give satisfac tion or money refunded. Get our I guarantee coupon from the McMaster Co's drug store. Two days treatment free- Ring's. Dyspepsia Table for impaired digestion, impure breats, perfect assimunlation of food, increased appetite. Do not fail to avail yourself of the above offer. Sold by McMaster Drug Co. Of course you pay your money., Blut you get your money's woth For whait does money mean to you When Rocky Mountain Tea's on earth? Jno. H. McMaster & Co. A man with a sprained ankle will use a crutch, rest the ankle and let it get well. A man or woman with an overworked stomach can't nee a crutch, but the stomach must h-m- r~t just the same. It can bes r- -ted too w a bout performs the digest ive wm~ k or i h ti ied stomach n nd corrects th-- aIijce-I ige , - p'-. Kodol filly roofLr).. to he ol-l by all druggistM. I1. o.ls t lhe body u ith wa:rmz. elo again. lhiI, b - oc~k.v Mou .mz Tea. 3-> cents. .ii:o 11. McMaster & Co. Long Tennessee Fight. For twenty years W. L. Rawls, of Bells, Tenn., fought nesu1l -catarrb. He writes: "The .swel ling and soreness inside my nose was fearful, till I began applying -Bucklen's Arnica Salve to the sore surface; this caused it h e soreness and swelling ty disap pear, never to return." Best savei exstence. 25c at Jno. H. McMater& Co's,druggists. FRESH PORK SAUSAG SMade from the best Tennessee hogs. Another shipment ex . pected to day. Best stall-fed. a beef. For sausage, beef or: y fresh fish phone or send to' all! Our ClIstollic i wish to extend our thank! the large patronage given ig 1906. To wish them a ; bristmas and a hopefui erous New Year. - iromise our best efforts to I 3 the New Year prosperous ig the best merchandise Lble at low prices. Our air to improve by seiling the 1 s at a close margin of pr< nder the best possible ser i honest, fair way and thu ve your patronage. = r our .bnutary L> rgain Li and to N6 .. (... :: xell Dry Goods looe *l ee Trespass Notice. All persons are warned not to hunt Ish, cut timber, or permit their live ;tock to come on any )art of the land Dwned or controlled by the undernign ed, or trespass in any way. All tres passers will be proseuted. JNO. H. (ATHCA1RT. Claim Notice. All persons holding clams': igainst Fairfield County for the year 1906, will present them at the County Commissio!ers of ace for approval by Thursday, 3rd. day of January, 1906. J. B. bURLEY, Suapervisor. Notice to Magistrates. The attention of all Magi.,trates is ca;'ed to the law requiring them to present their books fo: er%ination by th County C!.m wi.ssoners and they will there fore have their books ready for en ination at the meeting of Board o be held Thursday. Jan. 3rd, J. B. BUL EY, County Supervisor. Trespass Notice. All p)ersonls are warned not to brt, fish, cut. timber, or pernmit the'ir live stock to come Oil any palrt of thme lanid owned cr con1troledL by thme unoke sir?ne. or trespass ill any way. .\!-i tresiu.: r will be presecuted.F.. U. Letters of Adrninistration! State of South Carolina, 1 County of Fairfield. By D A. Eroom, EDq., Prolste Judge: Whereas, Josie S. Wilkes ha:th mamde I suit to mie to grant her letters c.f 'ad ninistration of the estate and effcts ! of Richard L. Wilkes, deemed: d: These are, therefore, to chte andli :ld- i monish all and singular the kindredI and creditors of thme said Richa:rd .. WiI,dceansed, that thley be and hate, to be held at Fairfield (Court House, South Cairolinia, en the 27th lay of Decenliber next, aner ii ublica tion hereof, at 11 o'clock ini tihe fore nloon, to show eause. if anyv they h:avo, why the said admIlinistralton .l1i)ul L!ot beC grantedl. Ghiven unmder iy hand,s this 1 :th day of Decemnber, A. D. 190in. D). A. JUR(OM, 12-19-2t, Judge of P'rob~ate. STATEM ENT OF TH E CON DIT [ON BANK OF FAIRFIELD, Located at WVinnisboro. S. ( ., at thle close of business D)ee. 20, 100 Loans and: discounts ..... .. 7 ,18 5 Deman d Loans ... . ... ...... 4,0 00~ Dverd rafts............4,7 -~'O Furniture and fixtures...... ,G2 Other real estate .. 4. 47 4 Due from banks andi bankers 2 *'.50jw 62 Curreney.............4770 (old...................... 1. 00 Silver, niekels and pennimes ... *7 02 Cheeks and cash items........ 1,1 il 1 Tot al ......... . ... ,22 51 SI A 1: E L TI I E I pit al stockt p id in... ...f 04000 00 Und1(1ivided proflit 5,105s curle 4.lt ex pennses and taxes p*. id .. Th 10 Due to Bainks and Banker ..... )9 90O Individual deposits subject ) chell ...................... .... 47, V' 5 Savings depJosits 17i 79 Timle crti!i.ate ...... 1, 0 ahier's e}1eek- 3S E Toti'i. ............ 12;.54.C.l 1 State of S.,uithi ( ar';hi a, (Co..:nty of Firfinield. I efore m:ie (:ame .1. il. .Jeinn in'.Z, 1 Cshier of~ lHamnk of F'air4deld.t wh be. ing duly sworn, say thait the ab~ove an d foregoin i st -atemen : is a ~ tru l' n ditiomn of said bank, as shown by the books of le in s:ad bank. ( a-hier. Sworn to andl sub(ncri' d'iCa Wr. this 22nid dayv of Decemb.-.~ '. W. H. FL N'a-:, [ L . Correct Attest: Rt. Y. TrnNEnt. ) D.V.WA-2(, - ir:ti US U ,for use anp= and 2 ;elp * by ob= 1 n is >est : ,fit. vice e s to 2 ~Em . . E9EONE@EE9E@ .1fATEMENT OF THIE CONDITIO)N OF SH E WINNSBORO BANK, oeated at Winnsboro, S. C., at the (lo.;e of business Dec. 20, 190i. R ESoURCES. r.oans and discounts ...... ... $344.0-1 79 De-mand loans................... ....... 15,922 W Iverdrafts ................................ 11,514 00 Bonds and st-cks owned by the bank ............................ 15,370 O :l! m. k.ing.ho.m .............. .,500 o0 ther real estate.... ....... ........... ' .50 D)ue froml banks .nd bankers 5."27., 1(; :urrency....... 1.1 ,8 00 iold... ..................... ............. 32 0 Zilver, nikkeis and pennies.. 4.4!:v '12 heeks and (ash items ........... 3si 47 Total..............*... $4S1,524 7! LrA BI1LITI i:s. Z1pital stock paid in.............$100,000 00 ;urpLL- fund ....... .... .... ......... 50,000 00 ,;lndivided profits. eur rent expenses and taxes paid ........... ........................ ... 15,95 fo-) 2 4 Due to bjanks and bankers. 7I 36 Due unpaid dividends ...... 98 00 [ndivid!ual deposits subject to cheek........... ....... ......'( 10,52 09 .avinlgs d eposits...............9. 921; 637 F ime certificates ................ 19,167 00 (ertit1ed checks......... .... 6 - 00 ~ash ier's ch ecks............... 1,3 Kotes and bills rediscoun,tedi 12,500 00 - B~ills payable.................22,500 00 Total..........$4S1,524 74 State of South Carolina) .Jefore me came James Q. Davis, :.sher of Theb WXinnsboro Bank, who bingr d uly sworn, says that the above m.1 foregoin, s~ tatemient is a true con lition of said b)ank, at shown by the Jooks of tile in said bank. JAM ES'Q. DAff, Swvorn to and subscribed before mte, his 22nd da.v of December, 19065. W\. Gi. JORn)A N, [ L. S.] Notary Public S. C. (orrect Attest: A. S. D)oraLAss, JTa~s. L. BaYsoN, D)irectors. 12-2>-1 -- -- - TE ET OFTHE CO)NDITION BANK OF RIDGE WAY, 'aeated at Ridgeway, S. (., at the close of business Dec. 20t h.,, 19;0t. REd,oCRCF.S. ILoans an d discoUnts........... G4,1-il 66 )verdrafao...... ......1 20 Bonds d Stoek;s........ . ... 11,075 00 Biaiik House................. ... 1.742 91 %'rniture and F ixtu:re.... 1,7.~; 19 )ue from Ibanks and bankers 24,0% 78 *a;rrecy .............. .... 2,A:-: 00 i!ver, N ickles and Penies - 2,S2-> 11 Tot a!l.....$108,7.~S85 L A 1;i I TI :8. aital &Stock............5$,f60 00 .nd ivide~d Profits ............1:3,6;42 96 ndividuali De.po.its G0,0i3 99 Mtate of :auth' Carolina, (Counity of Fairfield. i Betore mceacam N. WV. Plmier,Cabhier >Bank of Ridgeway, who being duly worn, sayvs that the above :and f ore eigsstmn is a t ruec cond it i' n of :iid bar::k, as shiown by the bo(.ks. of in sal bank. N. WV. PATL EI, .wor to nd siscribedI befor me, i:i 20th. day ( of December, 1 PKA. J1. B. Boy!), [ L. S.] Notary Public S. C. Correc(t At test: W. 11. RCry, I. ( . TI m,.M . s, Directors. ('!.V. P. \\'nav. Notice to Greditors. All 1 person.s having ch.:'m agt I 'st''i, to the' u::dersained at Jrkn 'ille, S. (C. B. If. YA!imOROUG Hi, A. G. Quattlebaum, Dentiat, wAinnrsboro, S. C. Oilices;imic'as occuie.d i.yv the: late D)r. B .J. Q:n!Xieaum. F A LF-A good 'clung ijitThi.cow fiesh in mniik. . ect Wi~nndiero No. 1.