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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE ^ Wednesday, Vcnru ir; 1, - 18C9. I-OCAL UliiLl'S. W ?Sec s&ie eise .rhere/ ?itead tne o jveruor's proclamations elsewhere. r?IV i or twelve goods mules for sale. T. K. ELLIOTT. " ; 1-17-2w ?Mr. G A. White is rebuilding h;3 bakery w. ich W'is partially destroyed ^jj&L by fire re< ently. -*-Se!z = -.'8=, hiudledby Q D. *ilm liford, ar * >aid to be firsi-class. See what he *?.> ? about them. $ ?The regiment' U.S. Volunteer Er^-I^oori. '^iilsailon Tfaur?day from '?ha?Ie?t a on the transport SaratcgR. S ?John .vtoMasier it Qo., are agents fhr Xnnrai-v^ oi .ilifts. This cand7 is delicious a;:d they have it always fresh. Sy^ thi*?r ad. ?The northbound yastengor train w dne here sojut h'df-past six o'clock in the cuniiiig >vas eight hours late on Moad .y, re ;ching here at about ! two o'clock. ?The State of Thursday contained the following executive appointments for Fairfield i..-on::?y: 2s. W Palmer, Eidgewav, a- * E. P. Matthews, "Winnsboro, notaries public. ?Rev. Jabt-z Ferris preached his farewell serraoa 0:1 Sunday night, and in spite ot the disagreeable weather a ^ good congregation was present. Mr. Ferris *ritl leave this week for his new charge at Kershaw. ?Rt. Rsv. B:iison Capers, bishop of the diocese of South Carolina, preached both morning and afternoon in St. John's Episcopal Church on Sunday and confirmed two persons. Bishop Capers returned home Monday. ?A dog supposed to be mad was killed on the street near the Episcopal Church Thursday morning. The dog acted in a peculiar way aud frightened the people in the neighborhood and 4 caused a great deal of excitement before some one shot it. ?A "Mistletoe Party" for the bene? ; fit of the college library was given at Mt. Zion on Friday evening. In ad^f dition to the ';Mistletoe Party" some delightful music, both vocal and instrumental, was enjoyed by the audience, and refreshments were served. ?On Monday morning a child of Mr. Tom Le^i?, of Chailotte, was i buried iu the A. il. P. cemetery, Revc;i ? T-V VI - A* mi <J. ?j. Mcujcaiu otaciauiig. 111c r body was brought down oaths noon' train and the funeral took piace imm?diat6iy after the arrival of the train. ?Retiearsals for the concert to be given by the ladies- of tbev A. R. P. - Church have commenced, aha there is every reason to suppose that it wi)l be an entire success. It ,was at first proposed to have this just after Christmas but it was impossible to,get it up .r before. v' ?The vsind stdi'm that we had Tuesday, though not severe enough . hereto do any damage, was a small cyclone iu some piaces in the State, - and we w^re fortunate enongh to get only a la-ce of it. .In Greenville it was quite an alarming storm, and in ^ Rock Hill il'tva* mficb more severe* ^: than here \ ? An 9lcc-tion of penitentiary direc-tors vras h-sd <*.n Tuesday ia order-that; three racaacit-n:5gh.f be fuled. Ther-e^ "v~?were five ca ;didaies fori ?he pdscfts," 0? *v one of tuem being Mr. John W. Lyl?s,of Fairfi who nominated by Mr. AIcD>w. " Tlie:-three successful candidates tfere Messrs. Sauders, Cunningham ami v ?Tv70 out of the three aieri elected _ _ I to succeed Messrs Evan?, Weston and Sloan as trustees of the South Carolina College were f-om Fairfield. They are Messrs. Jas. Q. Davis and 1. L. *- "Withers. Mr. Davis was nominated by Senator Barnwell, seconded by Mr. Stevenson, and Mr. Withers by Mr. Means, seconded by Mr. Ashley. ?The Charleston people are making an effort to have several of the big warships visit Jh: rle-ton at the time r\f fKa nmni^n in Arkril vi cjav yvuiv?u?.;:uv i vtunwu If they suece?d it: getting these ships they will r.o doubt prove a very great attraction and many people will have the opportunity of soeing the battleships that they Lave read so much about since the war with Spain begau. ?The State has recently published a list of the survivors of the famous Palmetto Regiment. Mr. J. L. Cantr well, yrho was a private in Compauy H, ha? for several months been at work noon this liat and thinks that lie has it correst. There arc in this list of survivors only two frcm Fairfield County?B. H. Robertson, private, Company G, of Horeb, and oamuel P. Newman, private, Company G, RidgeTray. ?Toe cold wave '.hat was predicted * for Saturday brought with .1 one of the heaviest snow ste;rm? that we bare had in a long tieo<\ The snow began to fali a: about mida-ght 01 Friday night and continued falling haavily all day ifaturd&y until it was about five iccues deep. On Saturday morning the v? hole face of the earth as far as one could sec was covered with a dszzlii'g mass of snow and it was a most beautiful sight. On Sunday the sum came out and the . sno w pi meltsd v<. rv rapidly, making walking very iLS.It and disagreeable a:.d leaving ?!r streets in a fearful state. tTbe snow, however, was a gr?at delight to runny and tbe b?auty of it " makes a? willing to endure the dis.comfort .ha: th-; -now brings. i Hmmpo -V 35* eesios-S VITALITl y* - r \ - r/^S \ * ^ ? f%- ' y/'? - *?" ' Mace a L'V. 'v. \ -7 W&g Msil ' THE > of Me. : GREAT ? _ IJfRrXCK 1.5:." \ i>: 3.' .:c- s ;he above result in 30 Cars. O - "ri !:/}, Impoieuc?* w Varicocele, r . * r.;:cry. < _.; s ii' drains zrA i _ tossescaus-. ! . of vo::.. k wards off In v lily sr.l v. .. *-r ; v. Yo_..; IV ia p -<JrO 1 S.aRe. v7it^b .-. i:u:i ?U^:'/ .o. Jc.-.?: ; H.iRRA, Paris Sold only bv J.J. OBEAR, Druggist, Winnsboro, S. V. / Makes the food more d THE POSTOF ? ICETO BE MOVED The fol'ovvi.ig letter from the posti office department hn* been received by ; the postma- .--i: Washington, D. U., Jan. 25tb, 1898. Sn : ?You are hereby authorized to j change the location of the po6toffice to i room in DesPortes Block as recommended by Iuspecior Balls. " Very respectfully, Perry S. Heath, A T)AA^fyioo4Aii rianoro 1 I 171151 A59i9iaiu x uoiuiaoui v* wuvi J UJ think I would go crazy W'th pain were it not for Chamberlain's Paiu Balm," writes Mr. W. H. Stapleion, Herminie, Ps?. "I have boon afflicted j with rheumatism for several years and have tried remedies without number, but Pain Balm is the best medicine I have got bold of." One application relieves the pain. Fer sale by McMaster Co. Don't Sell Without Information. We have been informed that persimmon and dcgwood timber i3 being shipped from this county at three dollars 3nd a half per cord. I has been stated that at the North this wood brings very fancy prices, and we advise those who have this kind of timber to investigate and find out what it i3 worth before selling. They may get three or four times as much as they are now selling it for. ENTERED BY THIEVHSS. Oa Monday night Mr. McBride Smith's shop was entered by thieves and a half side of leather and some tools belonging to Charlie Coins W6ie taken. The thieves made a second trip to Mr. Smith's shop on Wednesday night and took the brace that was found near Mr. Cathcart's atore on Thursday morning, thus proving that the burglars who entered the shop were the same ones who attempted to enter Mr. Cathcart's store. Meeting of County Pension Board. Chairmen of township pension boards can get necessary blanks from McMaster. The county board j meets on the 6th of February (first Monday) All applications f hould be made before that date. The Governor thinks the amount paid annually to pensioners is double what it ought to be. However it may be in other counties, very little reduction can be justly j -j: j _ >,QO i maue in rairiieiu, a wuuij n uivu u>9 been always since the war assessed and taxed out of jast proportion with other counties. . AX EXJOYABUE OCCASION. Amoiyjihe many pleasant hostesses for which Winnsboro is renowned, ilrs. Wilfiam Davis Douglass deserves prominent mention. An. - afternoon tea given' by her on January 26th, assisted by Misses Dwight and Allston, pr-oved-one 'of' the most delightful "social functions of the new year, me informality of a formal tea was most attractive to the many friends who responded to their invitations, and we are sure pleasant memories will long linger in the minds of those present.] A Gue3t. i The Sure La Grippe Cure. There is no ase suffering from this dreadful malady, if yog will only get the right remedy. You are having pain all through yoar body, your liver is oat of order, have no appetite, no life or ambition, have a bad cold, in ftict are completely nsed up. Electric Bitters is the only remedy that will give you prompt and sure relief. They ! act. directly on your Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, tone op the whole system and make you feel like a new being. THpv aro cnaranteed to cure or orice refunded. ?For sale at McMaster Oo.'s drug store, only 50 cents per bottle. 1 DEATH OF MR. W. B. THOMPSON. Gn Saturday, January 21st. Mr. W.B.Thompson died at his home at Biackstock of paralysis. He suffered | the first stroke in Match, 1591, and since that time has had several and has been confined to his home for months, until death relieved him of his snffer ingMr. Thompson was an old Confederate soldier and foaght nnder Genera! Wheeler. The funeral services were held ou Sunday at the Blackstock Presbyterion Church, Rev. Mr. Kirkpatrlck officiating, and the body was ioterred in the graveyard of Catholic Presbyterian Church. IT SHOULD BE STOPPED. The siioirshot fiend is a^ain at work. We notice that two panes of glass in the rose-window in the front of the I Episcopal Church have been broken and one of the side windows has also been brokeo, It is very evident that these windows were broken by a slingshot, and while we believe that it was done through thoughtlessness and not maliciously, stili such reckless shooting should be stopped before other property in town is injured. Complaint3 are often heard of the reckless shooting of slingshots and I air gun? by boys around town, and | we hope that in the future they will be more careful in the use of them. We believe that if their attention is called to it they will have more regard for other peoples property and we irusr. inai a en^gesuon win na suificient. ATTEMPTED BURGLARY. About one o'clock on Wednesday night John Russell heard a noise and thought that some one had entered his store andsot npto investigate, and he and his wife looked all about but saw no one. John then raise-d the | window and looked around bat saw no one. He knew nothing firther uutil next morning. It was clisccrered on Thursday morning that som j one had taken an aagur and bored a hole in the back door of Mr. A. B. Cath cart's store. The hole was bored just LW.UM. .n? . ki baking P Powder PURE 1 i* ? tenuous ana wnoiesome ] above toe bar thai goes across th*j j door. A* no one had entered the | store iL i> supposed that the burglar fri?L?eued away by hearing John Ru?scU moring about in the adjoining h^use. The burglar left behind him the to )? fh&t he had used to bore the hole wiih. If. is a pity ihat those who a? e guilty of the many burglaries that have been committed lately should be allowed to go free, for the attempts at burglaries are becoming more frequent. DeVOE'S WEATHKK FORECASTS frOR FEBRUARY. Prof. DeVoe, the great weather prophet, predicts the following for the month of Febrnary: This laonth will enter with showtre iscilowed by warm, pleasant weather over the Southern States. The rainfall will ? e very light over the East Gall States, with unusually kigh t?mpera'i-rc. -tonus will travel over the extreme >< >rthern part of the Unittd States. 1st and 2nd, cloudy, followed by rain and blustery weather until the 4th; 5th to7th, mild and pleasant; 8th to 9th, cloudy, with showers, turning warm and pleasant till the 11th; 12th to 14th, showers; 15th to 17th, vary warm; ISth to 2Lst, cloudy, followed by showers; 22nd to 26th, unusually warm; and the month will close with high temperature over the whole country. Look! A Stitch in Time Saves Dine. Hughes' Tonic (ues? improved, taste pleasant), taken in early eprins: aud fall prevents Chills, Dengue and Malarial Fevers. Acts on the liver, tones up the system. Better than 1 Quinine. Guaranteed, try ic. At Druggists. 50c. and $1.00 bottles. * HONOR BOLL Of Mt. Zion Institute for Mouth EndlnS January 30, 1S99. HIGHLY DISTINGUISHED. Fourth Grade?David Lauderdale Fifth Grade?Mollie Smith. Seventh Grade?Katherine Flenniken, Grey Neil, Johnnie Tennant, Eloise Propst. Post Senior?Chas. Neil. DISTINGUISHED. First Grade?Dessie Clarke. Third Grade?DnBose Ellison, Tom Stewart, Ka'herine Beaty. Fourth Grade?Wm. Brockington, Spencer ivloCants. Fifth ^jrade?Ella Beaty, Moffet McDonald, Shaw Ketchin, Sixth Crade?Chas. Brice, Tom Center, Maggie N?il. Seventh Grade?Wm. Beaty, Gail lard Ellison, Leila Brockington. Eighth Grade?Bessie Millinsr, Annie Belle Stewart. Junior?Marie Mc-Cants, Mary Moblev. Intermediate?Susie McCrorey. Senior?Daysie Brockington, Helen 3 Stswart, Jeanetle Stewart. ( Post Senior?Lizzie Beatv, Mamie Ellison, Mattie Martin. i Bncklen'a Arnica Salr*. ] The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, ; Jruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, < Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chill blaii>s, Corn6, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no i r>av rennired. Tt is Qmarantefid topire i perfect satisfaction, or money refund- : ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale ( by McMaster Co. COAIING AND GOING. Mrs. J. R. McMaster.has gone to Chester. Mr. J. Q. Davis returned on Saturday from Columbia. Mre, D. A. Pressley, of Columbia, is visiting relatives in town. Mr. Wm. Rocha has gone to accept a position in Richmond, Va. Mr. Gtorge McCants has returned to ihe Ruck Hill High School. Mrs. H. B. Refo returned Friday from an extended visit to Chester. Mrs. T. F. Davis and children have returned to their home at Killians. Mrs. vV. R. Elliott has returned from a visit of several weeks to her parents in Union, Mr. Andrew Catbcart and Mr. Elliott Ketchin have gone to Baltimore. They left on Monday afternoon. Misses Sus and Cora Owiogs, of Fairfield County, are visiting Mrs. It A. Milam.?Laurensville Herald. Mr. E. Palmer Davis bas returned from the Sonth Carolina College and is confined to the house by sickness. Mr. and Mrs. Beverly Harrison and children, ot Amherst, Virginia, are visitiug Mr. und Mrs. H)IbroDk Rion. Mr. Herbert Ciuthen, now a telegraph opeia'or in the Western Union office in Arlacta, Ga., is on a visit to relatives in the count v. Mr. J. W. Poovey, of Fairfield County, and Mrs. J D. Wins'.ead, of Tennessee, ere the guests of Dr. and Mrs. G. 'A*. Poovey. Lancaster Review. Mrs. F. R. BarforJ, of Fexchtree j Park, Ga., is visiting her brothers and j sisters here, Messrs. R. J. and J. S. ! Mackoivi' and Mesdames Galiowar j and \iilling.?Lancaster Review. | 1 Qflv* iy v/vtvi j Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in miasmatic districts are invariably accompan! ied bv derangements of the I v CD j Stomach Liver and Bowels. i The Secret of Health. The liver is the sreat "driving O o wheel " in the mechanism of man; and when it is out of order, the whole system becomes deranged and disease is the resul* Tutt's Liver Pills | Cure aft Liver Troubles. KIDGEWAY LOCALS. Mrs. J. A - DesPortea, of Winnsboro, is visiting- her daughter, Mrs.. J. B. Boyd. Mr. J. W. Todd, of Seneca, S. C., ha3 been in town for the last week organizing a lodge of Knighffi of Honor. Mr. Caldwell Robertson, of Columbia, spent a day or two in town this week. There i* a vacancy in the postoffice at this place. Many petitions are being circulated, bat no one seemi to able to "pick the winner." Mr. C, K. Eabb ?pent several days in Savannah last week. Master William DetPortes has been quite ill for several days with grip. Mr. Preston Rion spent Sunday in town. His many friends were glad to see mm. Miss Anna Thomas, of New York city, is fisiting at the home of Mr. I. C. Thomas. Rev. Jabez Ferris will preach his fareweli sermon on Sunday next. Mi. Ferris has made a host of friends darng his stay at Ridgeway who regret to see him leave, He has accepted a more lucrative charge at KerBbaw,S. C. Jannary 24, 1898. J. O. N. Tetter, S?lt-Rhcam and Eezem*. The intense itching and smarting in* cident to these diseases, is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain's Eye and Skin Ointment. Many Ter> bad cases hare been permanently enred by it. It is equally efficient for itching niion and a f/iTorite remedv for sore nipples, cbapped bands, chilblains, frost bites and chronic tore eyes. 25cts. per box. For sale by McMuter Co. MRf. HARRIET HAYS DEAD. Mrs. Harriet Hay*, the wife of Mr. Arthur Hays, died at her home, near Rockton, this county, after & few days illness of pneumonia, on Tuesday night, January 24th, 1899. Mrs. Hays' maiden name was Lauhon. She was a ear relative of Joseph ana samuej L&abon, formerly of this county, and of Silas Lauhon who went wast from this State and county ferty or fifty vears ago, when this writer was a small boy. She was a consistent member of Greenbrier Methodist Churab, in whose Christian character her neighbors had confidence. She waa for ibout forty-five year? the faithful and loving helpmeet of her husband, whom jhe has left in his old age in sad be* ? -* if I reavement ana JonennesB. m*j uur Eleaveuly Father in whom he has trusted comfort aud sustain him in his jreat loss. Mrs. Hays was about sixty-nine pears old. She leaves, besides her imaband, a host of frienda who feel keenly their own personal loss in her ieparture, but who rejoice in tbe aleiiad thought that she "is not dead 3Qt sleepetb," and that in tbe morning >f tbe resurrection there shall be a nappy reunion in that home where ;omes no parting. A Friend. January 30,1899. THE CONFEDERATE REUNION. CharleitOD, S. C., Jan. 21st, 1899. - - ? C? J ? ? TIT ^ k^wA Ko/1 innMip* U0*1' >311'.? ii o umrm uau lutjun J from a number of county chairmen, [ quitting us to state to them, the imount and kind of provisions repaired from j It- respective counties Cor the :v >.?<, . i veterans entertaincnent in ii-v ua. We have, therefore, thought it would h?lp them and 70a to suggest tbe amount in detail whicb, ii you can secure u, wm make np the qunU of your coauty. To pm^crly feed the Tehran? who cati in. lhiJ board, who will require sucli - e, we will need from yoar conn; : 950 pounds of meat, composed 01 bam, beef, mutton, pork, eggs, chickens. 1 barrel grits. 2 barrels flour. 3 barrel* pota'ue*. 2 barrels R eal. 1 barrel rice. 170 pounds butler. Pickles, &c., as you may be able to aanrf. If you can not send in kind, Ikeir raloe in monej will bean equivalent. Yonrs respectfully, Wm. W. White, Chairman Com. on Commissary. The several camps of tbe comity will please take aeticn on the abort circular letter at at early a day as pos-ibJe. Respectfully, T. W. Weodward, Ex. Committseman Fairfield Connty. LETTER FROM WINTHROP. Despite the fact that oar last two entertainments came so near together, there was no lack of interest in either, and both were?largely attended. On Wednesday night, 18th inst., we ?- " ^ " 2 n ii V>rt /v# 4 Via CUJU'CUa UCttL ill UJL1C IUU91U VI lug Benedict Concert Company. The harp music by Miss Benedict wa? particularly enjoyed, aod Mr. Benedict's marvelous power Over the violin had a magnetic iofluence, and . held the audience spell bonod. Mr. Benedict responded gracefnlly and obliging to the repeated encores; bis Sne selections made op for the vacant numbers of the Saprano who was unable otnnr rtn JWIMlTlt r\f h'l?r?pn05a IV OIU^ Ull UVVVUUV Vk MVM* UV"WWW . On Friday, the 20ih, we were again visited by Charles Underbill the great Shakspeareain reader. In a monologue he did jastice to each character in the play of "Rip Yan Winkle." All present were highly pleaied. After the entertainment the girls were permitted to see their friends in the parlor. The next number of the Star Coarse will be the college concert in March. There was a meeting of the Winthrop Literary Society on last Saturday evening. The selections were intere?ting and instructive. Winthrop society is doing a good work tnis year; it has a membership of about one hundred and twenty-five girls, most of them earnest workera. The society will give, in a week or two, au entertainment which it hopes to make a success. Nflle. Rock Hill, Jan. 25, 1899. Dr. Cadt's Condition Powders, are just what a horse needs when in j bad condition. Tonic, blood purifier j and vermifuge. They are not food but nedicine and tbe best in ase to put a horse in prime condition. Price 25 cents per package. For eale by McMaiter Co. Hacking COUGH A hackiner eonerh is a srave-var cough; the sooner you get nd of it th better. Don't wait until it develop into consumption, but use the eel< brated Dr. JohnW. Bull's Cough Syru at once. It is a wonderful remedy fo all throat and lung affections, and wi cure a deep-seated cough or cold in few days. Good for old and young. Dr.Buirs Cough Syrup Will cure a Hacking Cough. Doses are small and pleasant to take. Dodo: m H if nr />Anlc Af a-11 LOCAL HISTORY. Sir- Fooche's Effort to Interest His Pupi In the Subject is Ommneded. Mr. Editor: The effort of Fro Fooche to te.'.ch ihs children som< thing ot local hi-tory s oulri inter li approval ?iut only of the trustees an pairons of ilt. Z'ou but of the con munity also. Too much Las it bt c the practice in our southern schovls I neglect this very important part of cmiQ's eaucauoo. x reuau my cj perieace when a school boy, and th scbooli I attended were quite np t the standard, how I had at Stiver enc the Dames of the kings and rulers au grsat battles of Kome, Greece an England; how I was familiar with tb itorj of the Trojan war and the shiel of Achilles: how I could tell aboi Leonidai and his brave Spartans an had nerer heard of the battle of Mol ley's Meeting House, fought by tfc patriots of Fairfield in their strnggi for liberty, the scene of which, ws not more than ten miles from tb place where I was born. A chil should be taught something abont tb etrugglea, the successes, the tradition and the institutions of the coinmunit in which it is growing up, and the will It be better fitted to enter upo the broader stndy of the histories c state, nation and the world. I hav read with much .'pleasure the compos: tione on the college oak written b two of Mr. Foccbe's bright pupils an published recently in your colnmnj I trust we shall have the pleasure c reading more on the same line. I woQld suggest, disclaiming how ever, all spirit of criticism, that sow of the facts given in these compos: tions are not as I have always hean them, an I call on Mr. G. H. McMaste and Dr. W. E. Aiken, who are ou best living authorities on local history to let U3 hear from them through you columns as to Cornwallis'encampmei] here and tie house he occupied; als whether Mt. Zion was organized b Fairfield people for the education o the children of this community, feel sure something from these gentle men would not only be of much as sistance to the children but prove pleasant diversion to us grown u; folks in these days of four and a hal cents cotton and this season of Christ L.lt_ Y mas dius. a. In Egypt the custom is for Princesse to hide their beauty by coverin the lower part of the face with a vei' In America the beau'.y of mony c our women is hidden because of th "tyeakness an ian custom pre n| country, man f\ be glad t Til (f^Pr em atu r ArvV 7^\l \ Tw"n^^es' ^e; V^\ \ sunken cheeki ^ their unnealtb complexion, from the eyes of th world with the veil of the Orient Bradfield's Female Re?ulaio! brings out a woman's true beaut} It makes her strong and well in thos organs upon which her whole genen health depends. It corrects all mer strual disorders. It stops the drair of Leucorrhcea. It restores the worn to its proper place. It removes th causes of headache, backache an nervousness. It takes the poor, d( V? o nrorofrl UliilclLCU, VY <_CHV, woman and puts her on her fee again, making her face beautiful b making her body well. Druggists s?ll it for 51 o bottle. Send for oar free illustrated book for woae: The Bradfleld Regulator Co., Atlanta, G; la ILE W CUR? A New and Complete Treatment, consisting < e?TQD/>cTTAt>TL*c /^r^eiiLic rtf Din?n*.ent and t\V Boxes of Ointment. A never-failing curc for Pili of every nature and degree. It makes an operatio with the knife, which is painful, and often restil: ia death, unnecessary. Why endure this terrib disease? We pack a Written Guarantee in eac $1 Box. No Cure, No Pay. 50c. r nd >1 a box, 6 ft <5. Sent by mail. Samples free OINTMENT, 25c- aiid 50c. PDM^TIPATinW Cure<J. Pi,cs Prevented, t wuno Jlin I IUr* japmese Liver Pellets, t! rreat LIVER and STOMACH REGULATORa:i BLOOD PURIFIER. Small, mild and pleasn: to take: especially adapted for children's use. ; doses 25 cents. FREE.- A vial of these famous little Pellets \vi ivi, 1, a ?i Kaj: or more of Pile Cure. ^Notice?The:*genuine presh Japanese j'u Cu re for sale oaiy by J. J. OB EAR, Druggist, IWlnnsboro, S. C. arg-yg-g'y sy ITG WANTED! EVERYBODY TO KNOT ihat we bavc Fi'U't Casein <>nc and five-pound tins IJaiMcs iu every sii-t|)c. vuuwic, Citron, Figs, Dales. National Biscuit Co.'ci Cate; iu endless variety. Soda Biscuits freaii every hre* days When in ne.d of anyiliing good to eat call on us. F.- M. HABENICH1 BT g?-W !y IT fT ir ty ^ ?It is rumored ih-ir the tow: council is u> hive i s: 'e'.vaik from Mr. \V\ U i're?jjht's resident; m Mr. H A. G-ti'lifd'- If. U to ;?o .;oped r tint this wii: t'ft done, for a sidiwa.'k I is badly ueeded. After a rain it is slmAci inu-\ntiiVilA tr? n<) ;a a'r.-. rr this Ci --r? - r ? => g road, and a sidewalk would be a ? great improvement. >? p FerO-er Fifty Year?. q Mrs. Wxnsl<?wjs Soothing Syrup a has been used for over fifty v irs by millions of mo-uers for their c lldien while tee:!:;> ? with perfecr ccess. | It soothes u.e iliiid, softens tb guins, fc allays all pain -Hires wind colic and is the best remedy for diarrhosa. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immediately. Sold by druggists ir every part of the woild. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and est tor "Airs Wii^Iow's Sonthing 'take s. no ; ;her kind. 5 *J :fTly Success?Worth Knowing. i? 40 y. irs'friiccc.?S in- the Somh. n.vcs .Hu^h^s Tonic a jjrea: rm i?>r Ciji: s htuI all Milariai F- vrj s ^ :h"ii Quiiiine. Guara?ti;f?i, : . A* ' | 50o. and 81-0'' bo:? - * ,d! miiin]asus&: "i"' ! I5r||?^-OTZtp^.I^ DP.rn jr ? i 5S "caters ac-n t ; ;iS. 0 ZiSaiatofaaTO^ca 1W. ifJPij../st! c' ^r0SB0RNE'Sr^' / " la Aturuta, Ga. / cttal BuJiwss. NqTc:.: Boot#. : Start tifti Oi?p board. S? d i i ? ? . .-r-^eaigr---?=r=r d 1 Notice ol Aanuai Meotiaif. d Farmers' Mutual Fire Insur'* suranee Company. e THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Directors of the Farmers' Mutual 18 Fire Insurance Company will beheld e in the Court llouee in Winnsb >ro on d the first Monday in February (tli Oth). JNO. G. WOLUNPr, ~ JNO. J. NEIL, President. Secrctarv and Treasirer. y l-18-2w Jt For Sale. . e iy A TRACT OF 176 AC RES OF d land, ou Litt'e River, bclofi :i? to D. M. Broom, and bounderl bi lands ' of the estate of R. G. Simonlo- . Stev'X r\ atirI /*\f vU'iwu auu viLivi For terms apply to A^S. & W. 1). DOUGL AS.* e 11-17 A-'o.iicys, Winrsboro, S. C, ! Mortgagee's Si. j i STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, '* COUHTV OF FAIRFIELD. 0 T>Y VIRTUE OF POWER CONV 1 i r> o />V*o f f nl mA^CfflCA f bearing date l itb dav of December, I 1898, executed := nd delivered b?. A. Y. Milling to the Virginia-Carolina 'hem' ical Co., and recorded in the < Uce of *" the Clerk of i!.e Court lor F Irfield a Conty, on the 1-ith day of Dec aiber, p 1898, iu Book Q, page 483, of battel f Mortgages, I will offer tor sale, at the - store of A. Y. MilliDg, in Wini;3boro, S. C., on FRIDAY, THE 10TL DAY * OF FEBRUARY, A D. 18&D, at 11 o'clock A. M., the following property, to wit: F A'1 that certain stock of gn^-sand f * merchandise consisting ot nap!*-, end groceries' earthenw-:ro "voods enware, tinware and bardno-v g in store of ?i:d A. Y. Mil" g. ? Be;u.. building, in the ton*n of . 1111^ j bnro, in the "otv.-tv of Fslrfi d as;<: Ste-o afore?ai<:. A Terms of Si;e: -Ca-h. d it. E. e*,uso;;. A?ent a;.d Sheriff of Fairfield. c- 1-S0td L- ? J T v w Z ^ n * C ^ nctvtj i uu ofsn d c -?jr/ I Illilf'S [lift ^ ..T^^l WE HAVE JUST S?f CURED TPl i o A cr?> n e i i e ~ ~ 1 ~ i ? < j il l* FOR THIS POPULAR IS b BRAND. ALWAYS e ? FRESH AND JUST S RIGHT ro SUIT YOU. y NOTHING BETTER, 60c. per lb. IE. Mister I Co. i XMASe^ :s lc -^GOOI S. ?y IC d It 5 : ;\ @hoieQ . Seloeiion r i > Ol XnirlB Gloods. /V ^ / n T \ ' \ / \ VI ^ ai \ ci Loo'v :[TE?ASYBMM6" I I I I I j SEIM MACHINE. 11 1" 1 ,ra" i MJT ' rsi|l ^ i I ( 'i'H:-: UO.-T iiOl -.r:X SEWING i\: iiINK </iF T;:L AGE, E.MI'.IiA-.JlNO AL?j OF THE !. ATEST i; PI.'CVEjiEN ;.s. < Uneqna.ed for * Durability, Range of AVork, andiSimplieitv. 01J Sewing Machines taken in ex jchange. Dealers wanted in unoccupied terri. | torv. Correspondence soHci'ted. I Address, i I J. H. DEliBYSIIIBE, ! General Agent. ! I ! I EBI L BUILDING, MOND, VA j SOUTHERN RAILWAY. ~ fryJ <:-v? J :xl TJni^ )>i'tvr< i":!' </r. viola find .TriCaC" sc:ivn'?-. Ka>t-m . ?.o between Co- , Js!:nl)i:i' >;i-er i-'oints. E:;'f-i:ve J..J1-1-13 7 I-\ 1590. I ^7..., ; j 08;Xo. SSjNo. 32 j Daily, jjbxsun j Lv. .1 vi2!c, F.C.&P.R'y-J SCOaj S 00;> 12 10p 44 y ,v&ujjull ' 01 P : 1 ~ C*?f p *J 5i P Ar. ('.uiuixibia j -i vJ5pj 4 45 a 7 S9p Lv. ( :ar'ron.SC&(JRii.i TOOaj 5 SOp Ar.< ! H C0&I lO.IOp 7. i 10pj '9 SOp 5/4$p ( ar.itevHie j ~30p Ju-I5p 6 0$p ./ . ;keu j 2 20 p .10 10 p 5 55 p " 'x ?ulon I 3 M p 6 34p " -1 hustons o Ar. ( itunbiaUn- dep't. 4 olp ~ *2^ f rSp LtC ."ola Bland' g sc.. A 515p 5 55 a 8 49p " VNinnsboro... j ?07p 7 00a 9 SOp ' C :eeter 6^P 7 45a 10.-17p " K:?ck Hill *" 8 17 a 10r45 P Ar. <,' iarloite f S 15;>| 0 15 s 11 34p " !' .jiville j H 51 pj 1 22p 8 lOp Ar. i :jhmond C40a! 0 25p At. ' nsbiuzton 6 42 a 9 05 p 9 45 a " i ItimorePa. R. R.. 8 Co a 11 Sop 11 05 fk ! ;hidelpbia 10 15a 2 50a 1 08p *' I <;\v York 12 43p 6 28a 3 58p r c ? . , 'Xo. ZVSo. 37 No. 33 Southboau-J. jEsgUfi Pally! Daily. Lv. I o-.v Yorir.Pa. K.K.; 1-i SOp 1316nt " hia I a 2|p 6 55 p 8'60ft \ - ; 1 wwy v ** ? I.v. ' . >! t-ui, !Jo. i.y.. 5 fr-Jpj 1Q jfip 1115a Lv. iiiclnoond j ! 12 Lv I nuviljo.- j l.'ICaJ 5 502 5 G2p | " ( ;i?rVi{)/> j s 4-5 a 0 35a IG-SOp - i jvk Kill ! 4 -5;i JO 20 a 11 34p I " OestT I 4E;.iil0 55a JV'43p i " Vinnsboro 5;.ia;I141a 12 32 a | At < >"?>:& nift'i.l'p st... -0 a S! 45ns 1 S7a Lv >' oJuiifoia.Un.?.:ep'C. f/SQa 1 J5p ? 00 a " .l-'iiErtoDa s? ?!"? a 2 53p (JOOa j " VreDvon | o ?0a 08p 6 25a Ar. -'-'.Uoa ; .' 3 45p 7 SO a ' < ranifovilie : :'0Sa 3 28p 7 07a " uK>*9ta I 0 a 4 15p 8 00 a I,v. V il't'ia, S.C.&U.Uy.! 3 53 p . 0 45 a Ar. Charlestoe 1 8 17 p -Jl 00 a , . r Lv. Col'bia, F.C.&P.R;.! 5 40 r. 11 53 a. 12 47 a j cnvaau&n i ws ? owa ; Ar. .l.->ofesQnyiiIe i COpi 0 2Qp| 9 00 a SLEEPING CAK SERVICE. I No j. 31 nnd 32-NS^T YORK AND FLORj IDA LIMITED. SoJid- Yestibuled Train of ; Pulli.-.an Drawinp-Iioom Sleeping Cars. Ob* j serva uIog and Compartinent Car?, and Dining Cars running through without change between I St. Augustine Fin., and New York, via .Tack* j Bonvl je, Savannah, Columbia, Charlotte and ; "Washington. Pullman Drawing-Ream Sleep! ing < between Aiken and New lork, coni necf, :/g with this tram at Columbia,'or th? ; accommodation el Augusta audA5'ien travel. Excellent daily passenger service between i r jor;ou* {iQU ?ocw xorx. N os. 37 and 38?V a'shin gtonand Southwc ?tern I?imi ted. Drawing-Soom Buffet Sleeping Cars between Augusta and NewYorK. Solid VestibuKd train with dining cars and fixst class coac s north of Charlotte. Pu mat: urawiofrrooinsleepingcars'between Tan: a, Ja<'k?oim'ie, savannah, "Washington and ' ov Yorlt. Pr. man Sleeping Cars between Charlotte and "iohmond. Pr .mi: room sleeping ears bet\w? ( iif .nsl;i,ro ::n'l Norfolk. Close connection tf for OLD POINT COiiFORT, ; j arri axr ti.?-;?: in tiino forbreakfast. i N' . So a;i?t :iii?I". S. Past Mail. Through" ' Pull an (lir:\viuc room br.ffet sleeping oars beJ twe: Ja -k>onvilie and New York and Pull! e:.; i^-ping ens* between Augusta and Chari lott< D -iiJK I'lrs starve all rneals ^uroute. j P<0 .1:1 :l<ie]ij!: ,* - between '.Taeksonviilo ! an'l ;i!.?nVia. < ?r<-?.t- v ' ?: aei.-;: .Ju-'k-ioa vi:'< :u'.v.u . fr. ri.p. Ti .1 V-P. A iiczi. . Y.'.v-hiii?torL I W.-. Ti'BK. It. li.'.'s.! ;*.*!('K. i-. V, C. 1'. .V. Atlanta. | 1 :: v r.? IOTP DWMBH I mi iiiiuuiiuu i i As prottya Stock of Goods as has ever been brought to the towa, ! I Co: sisting in part of -Rogers Sc 3>ro.'s celebrated plated wares - -Ladles, Knives. Fork s, Spoons, Carving Sets, See. ?ALSO? i 1 i*andsomc China Cake Plates, ; iJerry and Salad Dishes, | Vases, Cracker Jars, See., <fcc., I a.id invite an inspection of | j tlicm at your earliest conve- < I r.iencc. Rcspcctrally, iC, M. CHANDLER I UYfiPPT :v J. i XJ -I-/ i*. j > VJf | I\* ALL IT-; hi.i' -jh'^LXrS, (will; s fail >;ov r. < , vJ*}'5al i Ca- ? 'i! u f'- lli -. f. w oil ; .>.?id, and u.- ii i: -c. ? v.iu:i ^requested. ; TVukfn! i"r ;:a;-? an s >oiicii fu.i >u i'rir a share . ; tito future, in the ! <*Jd -laud I ftifendeJ ti' r. hour?. THE ELLIOvT Gi:- SHOP, J. 51, ELLIOTT & OO. ' 4-17-ly v ilii ? OUR CUSTOMERS WANT US TO l;avc NEW GOODS with every ?eason, therefore we find it an* w^e to carry our stock over to a second season ( Prises Git to Pisces ) *.< tttmi *x b\ ^ Will MB 11. } >10 to 2 ? Per Cent) { . . Redaction . . ) >n the entire sioclc, with closer pric* io start with, prints this 2uft array vf beautiful goods down cheaper tnsn ;ver Chester raw ihoni before. ANTICIPATE YOUR WANTS A2SD COME EARLY. We u?ean bn>iiu;e^ and will giveivery customer GENUINE BARGAINS. R. BRMET^J* CHESTER, S. C. NEWS *** and HERALD. - Fri-Weekly $3 a Year.in Advance. Weekly, $1,50 a Year in Advance. * LETTER HEADS' - ? ^ | BILL HEAir, | NOTE HEADS, LAWYERS' BltlEFS. I i LIENS, | MORTGAGED, P $2*3 rvn-nrv^ I CIRCULARS. P |? and everything in job line P as cheaply as anywhere el?? - |! theState GIVE US A CHANCE Every penny spent at home is kept at home. N otice to Voters - v?. *? 'me liocks or ue^^trauon xor toe next Municipal Eleciion, to be beld on April 3rd next for Iutendan? and four Warden* for th^ town of Winnsboro, S. C-. will be'o^en for the iej?i?te?b't' of voters at rhe ft.>iv <* f Simp-on k Cathcart on Janturv 1, 1S99, &i<d cioscd April 1, 1-S99. Al! voters in this oleciion are required to register *rv * * Wi t r> 4 V?!a IY1 A U UIIO U?UV. J. E.' OAN, Intendant. W. M. CATHCAliT, Supervisor ??f legist ratten. MONEY TO LOAN, On farmi?? <1*. E-.sv payment N'"? c^mmis-ion? f arsf-d Borrower A ps?vs actnal c ! of perfecting lo?n. Inu-rest 8 per ct'iii JOHN B. IWLUEK & SON, t'n'umbis, S. U.? or A. S. & W I \ DOUGLASS, 10.4 Winnihnro. S. C. A FRICANA wilt cere Constipation and wonderfulLiverMe.lirint. TrrIt / . * +r v."'