The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, February 14, 1900, Image 3

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/ qmaHlBL gggfe: .. LOCAL 'INTELLIGENCE Wed mes4*y, Fefcr*ary 14, 190# LOCAL XXDEfS. ?See Superriwr's report, ?Litters of administration. Read advertisement. ?Read notice to cotton plantera ia another colamn. *v ?See advertiseaent of ieacheri' ? amiiatien elsewhere. ?Jndze Janet Aldrich will preside at the next term of court. ?The Semi-weekly Atlanta Joirnal and tbe Weekly xxws jjjd hkaxd for $1.50. A complete line of sanplea of wall paper will fc? found at HcMatter Co.'a. Ksad their adrertisement. DeWiit'a Witch Hazel 8al?e ii saeqnalled for piles, iajarie* and akia iiieas?s It is tbs original Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of all coaaler*^a** " v/ ai1? afat* pa _ ici'o* | ?The State speaks very compli' ?e-itary of Uin Martha Dwifht's "brilliaat instrumental ?su?ic" af> a cop car: girt* by the Baogbters of the f American SerolctioB. f ?Fairfield hi bees fortunate is I escaping smailpox. Most of the cob nties hare ha i a few cases, and there are a few scatteriif cases i> the State now. It will be wist for as to be oa LHe iooiunt. Joku Dirr, Po??yTiile, Ini., mjs: MI ?er?r atid anything ai rood u Oae Itiaute Coagh Cart. We art MTtr withoat it." Qnickly !tr?ki ip coaghs md coldi. Cures all tkreat and laag troablee. . Its nie will prereat censn?ption. Pleaaant to take. McMaeter Co. ?The county comaitsionera inspected the old Camden road which f hu been recently repaired, and found the road io ?ood order. Thia will " ? ?- r facilitate ir*Tei ?ciw?cu uvujiwru and Winnsboro. "* ?Cotton ?*y bring seren cents next fall, or it a*y bring fire cents and less. If farnurs can plant cetton and soli it for seven cants at a profit, then it wonld ink wise to sell tkeir next crop now. Tbis is legitimate dialing in tatnres. W. 5. Pfeilpot, Albany, Ga., says: "De Witt's Little la.rly Risers dii as more g?0<ft than any pills I erer took." rrTI? / ?*-. fA? i>nm<!rv?tina JLJ1W luaum ubu* puw ivi _ biliousness and liver aid bowel troubles. McMastsr Co. ?Next to china and ailvar the ladies lore tinware. Mr. J. If. Seifler liti jaat received a new supply, and ke iavites the heasekespers te call and examine kit stock of dish pans, kitchen pans, dairy pant, and Many ?tier things mentioned is hit ad. ?Postoffice Inspector A. J. Moore, ? * fw.ttonnAini ilioiainn *ti htrA Ui 1J1C UUCHAuw^ae *? and inspected oar postoflice Saturday. Mr. Moore informs as that Mr. Bien and his efficient assistant are renieriag splendid service aid that the book* and accoants were in excellent eondi- 1 tiom. "I kad dyspepsia for years. Ho medicise was so ffectire as Kodol . Dyspepsia Care. It gave immediate - relief. Two bottles produced marvelous results," writes L. H. Warree, Albaay, Wis. It digests wkafc yen eat and caanot fail to core. McMaster Co. ?Mr. Jas. Q. Davis has been re^ tthv *K? K*?th f!iro? ^? GiVWbGV m <vt M?v ?> >?? Una Col!?g? Mr. Dzrii k? alwayi , takea &q active iit?re?t im education .Jjjg at L??e, aad hi? zeal aad fcod jadfmailt *ike him a Talaable member of I the board of tru?ta?? of the South Caroliaa Colieje. ?The Semi-weakly Atlanta Journal &nd the Weekly Nkws ahdHjolilb will bs ?iTeu to all .sabtcriber# wko will pay one year in advance. Mr*. J. K. Miller, Kewton Hamilton. Pa., writes: "I tkiak DeWitt's Witch M*z#I SaItc tht graadest salre made." It caret pile* and heals irirything. All fraudulent imitation: are worthless. McM aster Co. ?Quite a rentaresome robbery occurred i a the store ofT. If. Woodward & Co. at Rockton on ITedaesday night, February 7 th, evidently the work of expsrts. Entering the store by prising open the front door they drilled a hole in the safe 411iag it with dynamite by which it was blown open. FortuaatsJy there was only fire or six dollars and icne siaaps oeioBjiug iv 1 , tht gorer?aaeut, as the postoMce was ia the samo building. Two tranpa having boarded an early southbound freight frain Thnrsday worniug suspicion rests upon them. Geo. Barbe, lieadota, Va., says* ^ "Notking did me so much good as - lodol Dyspepsia Care. G*e dose relieved me, a few bottles cured aae." It dige?ts what you eat aid always cures dyspepsia McMaster (Jo. Colles* MlMtrvL The Scats bat th* followiig to say abeut a Winnsboro boy: Mr. Charles Jtaaine* was good in his }prodaetioB of the camp meeting p sermon by Par?vn Johasen. His yoict was fine aad his old! time religioi was presented in snch good style that the Methodist members ef his coagrega* _ lion got up to regalar camp meeting f pitch. ^ lit Zlo? Psplls *rc K*adlaff Seventy n?w books wero bought for Ht. Zion i> October, a&d ?iace th#? at do timt bare m many ac t?n of tk?se been is tee library, and it ic Mtim&ted that thwe tavaiity books are rtad every two w??k?. This illustrates how Back L interest has been taken in th# library p- by th? prpiii, and Mow macb readiug they arj deiug. am m* * E^? TolcanU Kruptloaa ip u" Are grand, bat Skin Eruption* rsb ^ life of joj. Bncklen's Arnica Salve cures tbciu; a!?o Old, Sunning and Fever Sores, UJcerf, Boils, Felons, ji Corns, Warts, Cuts, Bruise*, Burns, | - Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblaias, Y4" * ? HeirM nnf *% ?>C~'v n;e cure vu c*i iu< ? s Pain? and Aches. Onlj 25 ct?. & box. Cure guarantees Sold by McMswter I " Ce., druggists. ACCIDBNTLT SHOT 1 Bad Hall aad Jim Toatley, two W colored ??*, WJre out hautioj: on Ta^tdav. Qu tkeir way bom? Bad in fh? of W' " ? ? Toatley, &ud the latter's gun was fireil ^ by striking a eornstalk. The load entered Bad Hall's hip, making a very setious wound. Dr. Lindsay was called 10 see the wounded man. It is hoped hat he will recover, but tb? woand is coasidtred rerr daagerons. i t i Son Throat Sore throat ana constant coughing indicate an affection of the bronchial tobeawhichmay develop into pleurisy or inflammation of the lungs. Do not wait; but use Dr. John W. Bull's Congh Syrup at once and bo cured. npfinlfB COUCH SYRUP Cures Hoarseness and Sort Throat. Doe-f are small tad pleasant to taJ:e. Doctors recosuaeod it. Price 25 cts. At til draffists. MOKIIOX CHCSCH BL'XXED. The public will reooeaber ..hat abcut two years tgo considerable friction arost in the Centrerille neighborkeod between the Mormon converts and the anti-Mormoni. raouc ?e:mmeut against the V /raaoni ran Tiry high. Soma of tbr ..oraoni were >tUck?d, it will be remembered, and ^oite a ember of p?eple were tried in court k?re, and acquitted. About tiro years ago, tie Mormon ebnrch in that tection wai burned. A new church was erected by the Mormons, and was to hare been dedicated last Sunday, but it wai reported in Winn?boro on Wednesday that the church was burned to the groand oh Saturday night. OA8TORIA. tmst ^ ^ The Ki>d Yw faw < CMTMZXiK 82C0XB TT1XK JUROItS. T. Z- Kobinsoa, Johnson Camaron, S. P. Mattkews, If. U. Harden, T. D Offings, ?. W. Coiaman, Dinitl McDoaald, C. M. Ckandlar, Wyiie J. Broom, Artaur uireni, x. m, omiio, W. S. Hall, W. 0. Jaakint, Tbo>. W. JBric*, Sr., J*h? B. Moatyomerj, J. L. Betty, Wade S. Steir&rt, J. K. Wilton, Jamea U. Smith, Thoi. M. Jordaa, C. B. Taylor, A.J. Rimer, H.H. Black, E. H. Hoga?,T. W. Traylor, Clark Lan^ford, T. T. Walker, C. 8. Brice, Ji., Jamw H. Gladaer, J. M. Brown, W. J. Sharp, T. J. KieharcUan, S. G. Gwiaa, T. M. Hayats, :F. R. McMetkis, E. F. McKaowa. ha Ana Raw RAIH Ciim. For cold is the head and sore throat use Kerxactt's Chocolates laxative Quinine, the " One DayC?ld Care." DXATH Or XXS. KAS61SET PKOPST. Hr?. Margaret Propst, nifi of Mr. Joko H. Prop?i, diai Thuriday mtrni?? at 9 o'clock at tit boas of ktr dftBghttr, Mrs. M. ?. Laadtcktr, after a losg and tedioa* ilix??s. Deuwd was in the 84th rear of ktr act aid wis highly esteemed by all wke? knew her. Ske leaves a knaband aid thiee children, Mr*. Mary ?. Laodecker aid Mr. F. E. Propet, of thi? p!ace, and Mr. Wyatt M. Propit, ot York, to monrn ker loss. Tke faneral wis ield at loar o'clock Friday afternoon at the Pretbyteriaa Ckarch, of which church the was a deroat mttaber. Bixauurek's Ires N?rr? Was tie result of his splendid b with j Iadomitable will and tremendous energy are not foea$ where Stomach, Liv?r, Kidney and Bowels are oat of order. If yoa want these qualities and the success they bring, nee Dr. King's New Life Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Oaly 2fc. at McMaster Uo.'s drajj stere. ?>. ? X DELIGHTFFL *XTBKTAIXM*XT PBOHISID. The Boston Star Concert Company, which appears at Thespian Hall Feb ???? 00?/1 ;? nrio nf fh* host musical organization on tonr. Tkis company inducts Miss Gtnoyitrt Ashley, soprano, who possesses a wonderfully rich and pare Yoice, Mica Maade Ashley, who is not oaly aa artiste bat j a beautiful girl as wall. Mer voice ia a sweat coatralto aid the critics hare accorded her unstinted praine. Lorers of the piano choald not fail to hear Singer Toriane. He is a performer of marked skill and teehniqae. His fararite number ia ""Revisl das Nymphs," by Litsz. which ia as beaatifal as it ia dificilt. The entertainment is wholly musical *nd catera to tba ebarch goivg people as mo other performance does. The sala of reserve seats is now opeu at UcHaettr Co.'i drag store. McMastar Co. sraarautee every bottle of Chamberlain'* Cough Remedy aad will rel'ond the money to anyone wbo is not satisfied after asing twothirds of the contents. This is the best remedy in the world for ia grippe, nonj?hs. colds, croao a ad whooping coagk and it pleasant aua ?i.fe to take. It preTtats any tendency of a cold to result in patrimonii. Sm?kiilB( Stunts the GronrtJs of Moys. Wh?t?vA?> difforonc? of ownitl tkfiFft 13ay he upoa the adrisability of smoking for m#o, there is nene as to its pernicious effect npoa boys. It affects the actioi of the heart and reduces the rapacity of the longs. YotDg men 'who are being trailed for athletics art not permitted to smokt by their trainer# because, as they say, "It is bad for the mod." The argument that will appeal taost forcibly to jour boy is tbat suiokin* wiU> stunt ki?frowtb. It has been proved that youthful smoker? . are shorter and waifh less than their comrade* -who do not snoKe. Cigarettes are- particolarly injarious. Nicotine, the aetire principle of tobacca, is said by thMtiftfa m h*. aaxt to ?ra?i?acid. the most rapidly fatal poison knc wn. The teidar tissun of a growing boy cannot abatrb erta Jifrery small quantity of it without most i?jariou? relllts. No Eight to Uglinets. The womi?n wh? i* lovely in lace, form and temper will always -lave friends, bat ?ne who woald attractive mast keep her health. If slbe i3 weak, sickly and ail ran dawj^she will be nervous and imtartde. o she bad constipation or kidney trouble, her impure blood will cause pimples, blotches, akin erugtione and a wretch ed completion, jjicwts is tn? best medicine in the world to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and t# purify the blood. . It gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich complexion. It will make a good-lookiDg, charming woman of a run-down invalid. Only 50 cents at McMaster Co.'a drag 6tore. e?nxx? Aim aorx?. SJri. N. R. C?su? left Wtdnasday forgTrenton, S. C. Hon G. W. Ragtdale spent Sunday 1 !jcr? with hii family. - t rN?;? rr.nf P_?lr; mViia. . -? 1 . JJVUi* AXAUVUiV/UV) vr* epout Sunday in town. Mrs. J. L. Bryion and too are Tilting in Laurens county. Mr. L L. Withers, of Colombia, was in Winnsboro for a few hoars on Thursday. A Convincing Answer. "I hobbled into Mr. Blackmen'a drug store one evening," says Wesley "Nalann. nf Hamilton. Ga.. "and he asked me to try Chamberlain7! Pais < Balm for rheumatism with which I J bad suffered for a leng time. I told him I had no faith in any Medicine as 1 they all failed. He said: 'Well if J Chamberlain's Pain Balm does not 1 kelp yen, you need not pay fer it.' I ' took a bottle of it home and used it 1 according to the directions and in one J "Week I was cured, and bare not since ' been troubled with rhenmatisa." 8oldby McMasterCo. < TKAKXS TO THJt SVnUtTilOR Mr. Editor: Thanki lo the County ] Knn*rriinr and his aids, the "Old i Loogtown Short Cat Read" it doing < I good to the people who live along it , ' and at both ends. We cali attention j to the condition of Little Creek, oesr ] Mr. Lloyd Davis', Oie holt waa filled with i ucki and another hole wu : blowed ont?worie than the irst We : want a bridge there. NothiDg else will do. LonfftowD. | Cure Cold In Head. Kermott's Chocolates laxative Quiniae, txsy ] to take tad quick to cure cold ia bead and s?re Urwt. mm I THS PHIZJPPDnt W1K. J "Tell Uncle G. that we oct here (in i the Philippines) appreciated his little 1 article in which he jumped on the edi- : tori for the attitude they were taking ] toward the Philippine campaign. The < soldiers hire troiblec enough of tbeir own, without being farther diseour aged by sneering criticisms in the home papers." Mr, Editor: Please publish the above extract from a tetter of Lieuteuanc of Artillery R. H. McMaster (now locat ed on the island of Panay) to bis father, R. N. McMaster. It is really one of tke least evils that i expeccea rrom ocusiur ?lu?i pressioas and the editorials of The State and other anti-imperialistic papers that they should throw a damper upoa the ardor of our saldier boys. G. H. Mcllaster. j O^SSTC>StX.A.. lurs to* a Tte KM V* Kra Umk faftt TH3 DESIGNER FOB MAKCM. The Designer for Marck presents to I tke femiaine pablic a moat tempting | array of fashions and millinery depictei in black-and-white asd in color. Nearly a bundjed patterns are illustrated, aad in addition there are nemeroos kelpfal hints for tkt dressmaker and seamstress, not least among wkicb is tke illustrated series "Points on mnnik't inillla^nt ' luiv uivuim treating of "Insertions and Edgings." Aside from the fashion department this aumber of The Designer contains a page of hoisehold hints entitled "All Around the Mouse," another on the c?eking of "Fish and Shell-fish." "Tor Health and Beauty" treats of the teeth, ' 'Floriculture" gites directions for Mareh work ameng the plaiti, and tells jast how to make a seed-testing I box. "For the Paris Exposition" in *-i- A. Uai streets tbt reminms touriBt m u> nuai ?ht sheald wear and what she shoold arry when she ec.ln.rks for ths othtr aide. 'Sook Netes" gives interesting criticisms and extracts from the neir bsoks of moment. "Fancy Work" shows some serviceable as welt as pretty things in the decorative line. "Among Ourselves" discusses briefly bat pointedly th? topics of tke day "Tbe Kindargarten in the Home" ieicribei and illnstratas intereitin j and iaitr active occapatioai for little finger*. "Daiaty Bit? ef Faraitare" will attract the attention of the konieholder, and tbe girl or woman who /> ? nu kiiftintrnsidlM. crechethook or tatttag ihattla will find ample opportunity for the xsrciiing' of her skill on the patterns given on the foar page? devoted to sieb matters. The fiction department coataias an incrtal*ent of a coatinoed story, "The Evolution of a Contented "Woman," a sk&rt story for adalt?, "A Society Reporter," aaother for little folki, "The Wilful Babbit," and a little parlor comedy, "A General Misunderstanding." The Standard Fatbion Company now, presents 50 ceats i> Standard Pattern free with every yearly subscription to The ; Designer. His Life Was Saved. >*? T "P. T.illr ? nrnroinftnt citizen Jiii.. V. , - of Hannibal, Mo., lately bad a wonderful deliverance from a frightful ' death. In telling of it he eays: MI was taken with Typhod Fever, that ran into Pneumonia. My lungs became hardened. I was so weak I couldn't even bit up in bed. Nothing helped me. I expected to soon die of ^Consumption, when I heard of Dr. King's New Discovery. One bottle gave great' relief. I continued to us? it, and now am well and strong, I can't say too .much in its praise." This marvellous medicine is the surest, and quickest cure in the world for all ' - ?- rr> l.l? T>/\wnla i. inroat ana leans' xrouu:e. ncgui*i sizes 50 cents and $100. Trial bottles free at McMaster Co.'s drugstore; every bottle guaranteed. ?An item is eoing the rounds about a girl dyiB? from tight lacing. A Missoari editor commenting upon the fact says: "The cor??t ahonldbedone away witfc, aitd if girls cannot live without beinsr squeezed, we suppose men can he 'onjnd who will sacrifice I tbemiejres. We would rather deirote three hoar* & day without & farthing of pay than ti> s>te tht yirls. dyio^ oJT ia thii manner. ?ffice hoars most my old time." "I had bronchitis ererr winter for yeara uad so modioli* gvn mo per* 2 m&Bont relief till I begaa to take Oao ? Minute Cotjh Cure. I know it it tbo |bo?t conjh stedicine made," uji J. I Koontz, Corry, T%. It qnickly cure? coughs, colds,' croup, asthma, grippe and throat and lunpr troubies. It is* the children** greatest remedy. Cures qaictly. MvMvter Co. S . > <AFBI3R*0 IK HIDO U AFRI1KD IK DKD." Mr. Editor: Will yon kindly p.nbliib the following letter, which will explain itielf: Rev. H. K. Ezell, Ridgeway, S. C.: My Dear Brother?Ever ?iace the inmner of 18S4, when I had my barn, two mults, my wa^on, buggy, har ess_. feed, Jbc., contained by tee, and i&e Liorct raised Hp mena? ana noigubor? to help me oat of my iiitreis, I bave felt more ially the advantage of living amongit civilized and Cbriitlan 9eop:s. A man might ai well live in :he jungle^ of India or Africa,amongst heathens and savages, if there is ao helping Land when be meets misforlanes, reverses and loss. This will sxplain this Jotter and contents. I aear yon met with a loss by fire some Lima ago. Please accept the enclosed imonnt, which ia seme small msasare irill help to replace soma last articles, ind which feebly expresies my ChrifJan sympathy for yoa aid yours ii ihe tine of trouble. Yonr friead and brother, R. H. Jennings. Accompanying the abeve was a ;heck for $5.00. Of course till letter itu peraonai tad not intended for publication, but Bre. Jennings has ?xpre?ied so well, lot only by precept, tat example, the true meaning of Christian fellowship, tkat I bope be frill excuse me for expressing my grateful appreciation for bis kindness in ibis pnklic way. Other friends bare also kindly reensmbered as. I received by express i few da) s ago from by good brother, Deacon J. C. Willinghaas, a handsome suit ef clothe*, the gift of my noble tittle Poplar Springs Cknrcb. I appreciate tbia gift only the More became [ know it to have bean a most generoms act of Cbriitian lore. I do not know what they could bare dona for ma that would hvra been more acceptable as my new aait came ont of tba Ire bmrnt in koles in a number of places. , A brother in anotker coanty hn felao remembered ? in a sabitantial way. [ wrote hia desiring to make a p*rckase from him of a number of thisgs. He wrote me he would lend witk hit compli nentt. Ali of the above with other token* of sympathy frooi my friead* kare been a anrprine to me and unexpected, bit for them all my heart ii filled with ii 1. _ U TT Ifoall. Febrnar* 10,1S00. AUGUST FLOWER. "It ii a surprising fact," sey* Prof. Houton, "that in my trarels in all parts of the world, for the hut ten years, I hare met more people baring used Green's August Flower than any other remedy, for dyspepsia, deranged liver and stomach, and for constipation. I find for tourists and salesmen, or fer persons filling office position*, where headaches and general bad feel ings from irregular habits exist, tbat Greeu's August Flower is a grand remedy. 1; does not injure the system by frequent use, and is excellent foi sour stomachs and indigestion." Sample bottles free at McMaster Ce.'s. Sold by dealers in all cirilizscl countries. WINTKBOJT I3TTKB. As a usual thing college stadeate are boaier tbe second term t?&n tnenrii. At least tbis it the case with tboai at Wintbrop. The time ht? passed to rapidly since the comMencemeit ol tbe second se?ron tbat it is bard tc realize that he for* tbe expiration ol four week* tb? ibird and last tera will bare L*$nu Thoifh the girls have bee* tiusaallj busy, tbey bar* not failed to enjoy the welcome Fridaj Bight*. There i? always someining 01 hand on Friday night which the girli nerer t'*n to enjoy. On tue ni*?te?nth of last month there an entertaining play, "Thi EleTtiv r", i ireii by the members of Winthrop >ocieh. There was a largi audience in attendance and the eren< log was a aucceaa in erery sense ef the word. On Friday, Jaiaaty 26tk, "Thi Alba Hey-^rd Comyany"* paid Win tkrop i hei>- ?ccoad risit, having entertained m last year. The znasie waa rery good, u?d that by the riolincelliii Gustar Ulrich, was particularly ap predated. ~ The literary societies bar# bees doing' a good work this year. There have been seme interesting debates in botb societies. The oie held in Currey Society Satardar, Jannary 27tb, was nnusnally food. Tbe resolution was at lollows : Besoiytd, "That the English were iastifiabie in attacking the Boers." Affirm* tire?Mints Mary Nanca and Beile WoatjouMry. Negative?Misses Fainie Wilsra and ?iive Nawton. Butb sides were well defended. The deb* fors showed that they had studied their ?ubjcct wtll, aid. those of m who had not found time to ktep np with the wtr betwesn the Eiflith aid the Boeri had r?a6oa to feel benefited IB Ef*3 VjrWMMMMSety brings joy or pain. It's for the mother to dccide. With good health and a strong -womanly organism, motherhood but adds to a woman's attractiveness. Sffi&ELRE&S Wins ef @?TVjfe3[ nwr-nrr all f?wn? V*TT ?fr*??erf Jl#?tT?nl7 Ulkwona; ? 0 the vital organs. It fits a mother for baby's coming. By revitalizing the nerve centres it has brought chubby, crowing youngsters to thousands of weak women who feared they were (barren. It purifies, heals, regulates-' and strengthens, and is good for all! women at all times. * No druggist j would be without it. $i oo For advice in cases requiring special j directicns: aadress, giving symptoms, "The Ladies' Advisory Department, " The Chattanooga Medicine Cv., Chattanooga, Tenn. t MHS.LOUISA HAT.K.of J cfiTcrgofl, Gn?? 8Ays:?'MW:?a 1 llrst took Wine of Cardei wj hid been married threj- yeara, but coi:)d sot have any chi'drca. ssosths later 1 Njj y - . To All i VAUGHN S Read the f< ^jh?$07*4-??&&*> & - ' tToufa ct recant date to hand requa kidneys. My phyaldan* eald that I cos \ gallons drawn from scrotum several fluid. Was unable to get any rest or sl< able to attend to my business, t can i glftd to gir? it, ae een? poor sufferer su The trade supplied by 1 by the many giod and elear ideas we got on the isbject. short tiae ago the fscalty and students ef Winthrop were invited to speed tke 22od of February. When President Johnson read the invitation in chapel there was ar smile of pleasure a each girl's face. It was with regret that the invitation could not be accepted tail year. Vaccination it quite the fashion at Wintkrop. Oa account of tbe rapid increase of smallpox it was theught best that all the girls whe had sot been successfully vaccinated during tbe past fire years should be vaccinated bow. There were altogsther abeut r ninety whose nanes were promptly 1 enrolled on tbe vaccination list. So our college physician bas btcn kept quite busy for tke past week or so. The good health of the girls has keen remarkable this year wben we consider tbt number i> tbe college and the few-eases of sickness. Tke prospect ef snow last Snaday week was bright to tke girls wben they awakened that morning: to tee mother earth clad in her robe of white; it was disappoiatiag wben noon ari rired and the snn came oat. Nsrertheless we hope we yet May bare a ' chance to indulge in saew belling or 1 tbe milder form of amusement, eating snow cream. Nelle. r T*A*k EfiH. 8. CL. Fab. 6. 1800. The greatest danger from colds and I* grippe is their resulting in pneumonia. If reasonable care i? used, however, and Chamberlain'* Cough Remedy taken, all danger will be avoided. It will cure a cold or aa attaek of la grippe in less time than any other treatment. It is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by Monaster Co. ?Fairfield has been fortunate so far in escaDinr tha raraes of that dread fttl disease, imall pox, which has at=j ' different periods prevailed ru other seetiois ol the Stats. Oar food fortune in this reipect is no doubt due i to the efficient management of the au' thorities,-both municipal aad county, to prevent the spread of the naiadj in j t this section. But it behooves the authorities to b? still mars watchful, as we notice a steady increase of th? disease in some sections, for instance, at Clifton Mills (Dexter) where itis reported that there are 50 or 100 cases. t 1in X?ll?f ia six DiitreiBior ICidner &md Bladder Dis 1 eiu relieved in six hours by "New Groat 8o*fb American Kidney Cure." R is * great sarprise on account of its exceeding promptneis in relieving pain i is bladder, kldaeys and back, in male or female. Relieves retention of water i almost immediately. If yoa want > quick relief and care this is the remedy. [ seld by W..E Aiken, druggist, Winns[ bororS. C. , ! TBK BOST9X *TAM COHCMRT COMPANT C?HING. Our people sre lookieg forward with a great devl <>. pleasure to the ccming of tbe Bolton star uoncert uompany, which appears at Thespian Hall on Febiaary 22. This high class musical organization cambers among its members soma woll known artists. Miss Genevieve Ashley, tbe principal member, is a sopraae singer ef rare ability. She possesses a voice rich in murical quality and of wonderfal compass. It is said tkat her rendering of "The Holy Cit>" is without a peer in this country Mr. Frank Humphreys, flute soloist, (late of Gilmore's band), is an artist in tbe truest sense. One of tbe . most pleating features it the Scbley titters is their daett, which are illustrated by meant of a calcium itereoptican, tbi? ide* now bticf all the rage in the larje cities. The enttrtainment it entirely mutital and is patronized by the pnlpit as. well at by tht p?ople. Bectrre teatt now on tale at Hcllaster Co.'t drug ttere. "Aft> r doctort failed to cure me of | poeuaoma l nsta uns Mioan tuu;u Care and three bottles of it cared me. It is sis* tke best remedy on earth for whelping cough. It cared my ffraodchildrtn of the worst cases,'' writes t Jno. Barry. Logan ton, Pa. It is tko only harmless remedy that jives mI mediate results. Caret coughs, celds, ' croap an 1 throat aad long troablii. It prer?ot? consumption. Childrsn al* ways like it. Mothers todoraa it McM*st?r Co. Th? Ona Day Cold Cure. For colds and sore throat use Kenaott's Cboco i Utes lAialiTC Qciaiae, Easily taieu 68 caady mad qmckly care. ' r - / '? - ' ? " _ i. jyriui . nmm ?? Sufferers LITHONTRIPTIC has cure* dreadful disease and it v allowing letter from R. J. B* /^j&tsCsg, i?U> ^ JLLi. % ^y sting etatefflef.t ol ray case which I gladly give. I t lid not last but a short time. I was unablo to 11? dotimes. I was completely filled at the time I be ?ep except whilG uader the Influence of an t>pUte.. 1 low ride my horse, a thing I bad Seen unable to dc ly be benefitted thereby.] 4 ? ~ ~v tn ? T>T\TTr< r+r\ A LHli MUKKAY ?Cotton having jamped op to $ etnti a great deal baa boea brought out from biding placta and placed on the market. These who bare been holding lor 8 cents are smiling lo-iay. The highest paid on this market Men* day was 8|. The claim of other cough medicines to be as good at Chamberlain's are effectually set at rest in the following testiaoaial of Mr. C. D, Glass, an employe of Bartlett & Dennit Co., Gardiner Me. He says: "I bacl kept add* ing to a cold and cough ia the winter of 1197, trying erery coo^b medicine I heard of without permanent help, until one day I was in the drug store 'At. Hoalehan and be advised me to tvr Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ani o5sred to pay back my money if I was aot cured. My lungs and bron* fahfta ware vbtt tor a at tbis time. bat I vu completely cured by this remedy, and bare since always turned to it ^b?n I got a co'rt, and s oa find relief. I also recommend it to my friends and am glad to say it is the < best of. ill cons h. medicines^? For sale; by JlcMasler Co.' ?Sabscribe f?r Tk* Niws avb! *k*al?. i Itch ob hara&i cored ia SO minnte* by TToolford's Sanitary Lotion. Toil n?T?r faili. Sold by W. E. Aiken, dmggiit, "WinMboro, S. C. Mr. W. C. Betty left Friday for Cleaion to set hit bos Jamti, who is ?ick. CASTOR IA ?sr Ia&itc ui CkiMrea. Tlu Vlfli Vm Hcm ihmt Sitfftf I w i\m i fa miv n?vtnj? i 00?*r? Mr. W. E. Marr, of Charlotte, ?pmt Wednaiday ia town. The On? Day Cold Cure. Zennott's Chocolates laxative Qniniac for cold in the head and sore throat. Children take them like candy. Mr. Jno. Trazier, of Cbuttr, wu in toirn Tuesday. Doctors Say; Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in miasmatic districts are invariably accompanied by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels. The Secret of Health. The liver is the great "driving wheel" in the mechanism of man; and when it is out oforder, the whole system becomes deranged and disease is the result Full's Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles. WANTED, for cask, Hi?k?ry, D?g wo?^,P#ni*iMon, Walnut Loga I T-T-ari wr.id Cm.. P. O. BOX S7ci*rl??U?7 ? C. " " ' ll-M-l* Cotton Planters | who are interested in high prices for' cot too next fall can hear of something to their advantage by sending' a (postal card at once to j THB ADAMS COTTON COMPANY, Charleston, S. C. 2-14xlm fllflftrtliaTKi5 PTdaiiofiAV lOtUMfl MQffliiaLllI. AN extmiDitiOB for T?ck?r?' Certificates will b? h?ld in n j offic*, io WiH*?boro, on Friday. February 2S. D. L. STSYEXSON, 2-lflx2 Coanty Snpt. F? M. 1j? L O* iANNUAL MEETING, nrmw. AKATCTAT, MEETING OP . .L the Farmers' Matnal Fire Ioanracce Company will be held in the Town Hall, in Winn??oro, at 12 o'clock , M., ?n the ;kird Monday (19 h) Fe ruary, 1980. Special basinets. Report of Sacir T????rrop . . r "> f T ;1 tl>. ,*<! ? UUy kuu xtoa>Ki*i for the y?ar 1599, j H *n eleci..-.-: officer* 'or the en**^ sr. Bv order of the r.eo'Jent: JNO. J N?IL, ' 2 7x2 Secretary and Tre^urer. Wfl E From DR i thousands of desperate ca /ill positively cure you. >t?ilL 18th Peff.S.C. Vi /?Jjty/. A ?^yz^ 6*^L<^t<^t.- ^ 'ihtsU* n yy /> /j ^ ,*-? /> ^ ?**t? <?<-*<-?~ A* Jtffe y^T^tf^t^f i(?tr-9 /*?, iavc been suffering for thr?e yew* from dropsy, jei wa except shortly after being tapped, every i issue c gan VAOGinrs UTHONTEIPnc. perfectly helplei ' Vior* iuuvI eisht hottlea-Of VAUOH1T8 LlTHOXT > lor nearly nroyears- Xoa paftllAb *acU at a; For sale by JOSIAH J. OBE Columbia, S. C. STRAYED. I OTRAYED FROM Ml HOME ON O Friday, January one MoaieColored Grey bound, answers to the Bamt of Dell. If tukeu up or aenyere1 * tmtab'e reward will be paid 2-lf3x2 W. H. FLENIOKTCN. : ' LETTERS OF ADMIfOSTMTION. / STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, GOUNTT OF FAIRFIELD. My S. M. JOHNSTOfl, Eif.t Judge Probate. VI HfifeEAS, P- W. Cohen hath T ? made sui. to me to grant him let rers _ of administration of the estate and c'fiectd of Rb?a McCormick, deceased: These are therefore to cite aid ad moTiish all and singular the fcinarea ana cr-diters of the said Sou MeCorroick, debased, that tier be and appear be tore me, iu the Court of Proba^ te be held ar Fairfield Court Hot^e, South Carolina, on tbe 26th ds' ->f Februtrr next, after poblicat-ou hereof, at 31 o'clock in the lore\t Xj ? ;?*>? ? ~ *? anw 1 ^flvr ViQVO BOOU, lO 5>L?OW 11 miAj lliu; Balv| w-- - rfcbe 8ai<L Adoaiaistratio* vhoald no ibe. granted. G-iren nnder my hand thi* 9th day f Febroarr, Addo Domini 1S00. * S. R JOHNSTON, 2 10-2t Judge it Probate. REPORT OF ioety Sijemor. Claims Atpeothd at t*s last Meetdto .or th* . Board * Cocktt Hnrlk .TlV V.WJUU9SlVfll>i? 21; 1900 The following ciaioig weit examined and approved on State CaMFnndof 1899: No. Amonat. 55 D A Broom, $ 44 00 56 H A St?Y<aion, ': 12.50 57 Robert Car tar, 12 50 58 ***mael McCornaick, 12 50 KQ IT M 17,00 60 W J Hagood, 12 50 61 W A Cotk, . 12 50 62 WA Cook, 12 5t 99 John "WoottD, 12.50 ICC J W 8*ifltrt 2.85 101 Kobert Carter, 2 10 103 J E Stereaioa, 2 00 103 John L Batterre*, 12 5$ 104 S D D?ttn, 9 00 105 Eagtdale <fc Ragtdalt, 50 00 101 Tbe Wiambor* Back, 967 15 The following cjaiai were eximiaeu and approved on Read ?nd Bridge Fucd of 18991TXu. Amount. 69 H B Kefo, $ 43 SO 64 L R Fee, 4 00 65 Robert C Stev?caoB, 2 00 ?6 JO Boar, 4 75 ?7 E W Phillips, 2 00 ,68 WMlitw, 455 69 M S Ten n ait, 5 89 70 AD Hood, 80 80 ? ? -toe* 71 T H fry, ^ ^ 72 S H Morffta, 73 Alex Kobiuion, 3 ?4 74 R C Reevci, 2 60 75 Fietcber Boney, 1 35 76 John T Wflic, 3 26 77 A F Ruff & Co, 17 21 78 J W 5ei*I?r, 90 55 79 J W S?i*ler, 87 90 80 Wm Si?p?ou. H 18 ot is* /i "D_^ 14. 94 I Ol ?? DCSIJ't .... 82 Ketcbiu MeroautiU Uo, 13 00 83 M W Doty So Co, 123 69. The following claims wer? examined aod approved on Po?r Hons* fund of If ?9: So. Amount. U Q D Williford, $16 0? 85 H F Hoover, 25 80 Cfi WREabb. 2 00 57 li B Haoaban, 17 50 88 C DChappo'i, 4 50 89 K W Phillips, 7 GO SO F M Habtnichl, -y ' 15 25 91 Desporle* Meicantil# Co, 14 40 92 John H McMa.?t?r & Co, 8 60. 93 C P Wray & Co, 1 24# 94 Manaei McUliutock,.. 3 85:' 95 H B Kefo, 2 SO? 96 W C Beaty, 21 ?0; The following claims were examined and approved en Pnbiit Bsildio; fuud I 1 (9? . * ' U1 ?wv%/0 No. Awoimt. 97 Mra A J Stever-ion, $14 55 98 J W Seller, 5 45 I do certify that the abort statement is a correct copr of claitas approved at the last rcectiug of the Uouaty Board of (_Y munitioners held on "the 2Sr?i day of January, 1990. i ' B d TENNANr, 2-10 Coanty SupeTisor F. C. JAIIIIIft M ^ H&bftt frs D 111 BJ cured rt bom* withH^l^ll 1K9? oct p4la- Book of t*r"? IMsvS deuCriVat FREE. OPSY. ses of this >ls., i860. V/ y.^o.yy ?*3? " " ,~:5 oeral anasarca, caused from liver and ompletely filled. saturated *ith C old; is. legs terribly inflamed and exuding BiPTio and am now comfortable and fswentant ? yogmaydeaire. lam )AR, Winnsboro, S .C. Jp MONEY TO LOAN. Twentythousand dollars to lend on satisfactory paper. Apply to ' Ns* T. W. LAUD3CIiDAX.fi, Presides*, or JAMES Q. DAVIS, 2-7x3 Treasurer.*. ?flnc? ib i m/m w/vdt/ -nAiiffl - nufiAA SPECIALTY. _# ~ Kothiaf w? pride oktscItm h nan Hub delirerlBf . J! TTkfn. TT.TP QW r/) 7W- M W f?f! FIJfE WATOSWmK- . to oaf ctutoMtrt. ' W?*r# adatitttfly alitti #f all cam-. ptliUrs im tki? dtjnrtmit; thtu j ei| tfitTi absolftte c?r4af*tf of btaiuiif accurate time wk?a yoir iimt~ piica U rapturedkj ?*. of aur watch wark that wa taatfaatai tin to fiT? aatira satistacue* for 12 KODtbt, aoi prspay exprw xkargas both ways should Um watch fail todo< ^ wsll daring thi? specified tiaa. Writs to as for ffirthsr inf omatioa. . R. BRANDT, 1 " .> 1 ' .. . ' Th.? Watch.mak?r aad . Jeweler, ... t' CJttCSTER, . ?. _ 1 A I I 1- KITirMVI ' M i l CLIN I IWI^I ; ; . . . .. .. OF THE LADIES IS CALLED TO A LINE OF ' TINWARE I HAVE JUST RECEIVED. - . \ ' ? Dish Pant, Ketchin Pan*, Dairy P?ddi*? Pads, Jelly Past, Wuk Pant, Colombia, Scolloped and Plain Pie Plate*, Tea, Bowl and Grary ftminera, Grstsrs, Potato Mashers, Card Movlds, Eff Whips, Toasters, Stove Kettles, . Dish Settles, Tea, Table and Bastin* Snoois. Colanders, C o if e e Staid*, Biicait Cattera, Jfcc , &c. J. W, SEIGLER -WALL-% . PAPBR. 1 - ' - -v . ".-V _ -:M ?? : ,>i A complete- f I* line of r.*. samples, of WalfPapep * j i a frorri Richard ! E. Thibaut. \ i , IHcHister Coign?.