The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 29, 1893, Image 2
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WINNSBORO, S. C.
Thursday. June 29. :183
WE hope that the Alumni of the
South Carolina College in this county
will remember the me eting on July 8.
AND Columbia must have at leas
one dispensary. So says the Ihchland
board of control, and that makes il
law.
TRE towns must hay, diipensarieg
whether they want them or not.
This is the promised "self-govern
ment" Governor Tillmarn arnd his
followers talked so much about dNiring
the campaign. flow real self-guvern
meat is mocked!
CRt:.ENVII.E :18s had a (llspeUba'Y
forced on Ler unwillingly. The board
of control took the untenable position
that a signature te an applicant's
petition for dispenser was one and the
same thing as a signature jr the es
tablishmient of a dispensary.
WHATEVER may be said about the
dispensary, however ab-iminable the
law mav seem to us, it is the duty oJ
good citizens to see that the law is
enforced. Bad results have followed
in this State from disregard of law, and
some statutes are violated with a
smile. Contempt and disregard for
the laws of a commonwealth are
dangerous.
WE have received from firm Messrs.
G. k C. Merriam & Co. Webster's
International Dictionary. It is an
exceedingly handsome volume bound
in sheep skin covering over 2,000 pages.
The work is superior to the una
bridged; it retains the well known
excellence in definitions for which
Webster is noted, but in etymology,
pronunciation, citations, and pictoral
illustrations, it is far superior to its
old predecessor. The important fea
ture of pronunciation has been under
the direction of Rieverend Samuel
W. Barnum and Professor Samuel
Porter, of the National Deaf-Mute
College, Washington, D. C. Mr.
Barnum was trained under Professor
Goodrick in special and exact know
ledge of the subject, and Professor
Porter contributes a guide to pronunci
ation, being the result of study in
Phonology in the physiological method.
This dictionary is published by G. k
C. Merriam Company, Springfield,
Mass., and we recommend it highly.
THE action of the India government
has impressed the President and his
cabinet with the urgency and imnpor
tance of an extra session of Congress.
The extra session will certainly be
held in the early part of September.
India has been among the greatest
users of silver, and uses practically nio
gold. India having now abandoned
its silver standard and adopted the
gold standard of Great Britian, it fol
lows, according to the well known
law of supply and demand, that silver
dollars will depreciate, so that now
silver dollars _have already tu.mbled
- ronm 67 cents to 585 cents. Silver
dollars masy tumble still further, and
probably will. This is a serious situ
ation for the United States as the
most of the money in this country has
been issued on a basis of silver bullion.
China is the only country, we believe,
left now with a single silver standard,
and that country is not considered a
very potent factor in the adjustment
of financial problems between nations.
It is a serious matter and demands
attention.
6100 Reward, 6100.
The reader of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Ilall's Catarrh Cure(
is the only positive cure known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh beinga
constitutional disease, requires a con
stitutional treatment. Iiall's Catarri
Cure is taken internally, acting di
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, thereby destroyin~
the foundation of the disease, anc
giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing its work. The pro
prietors have so much faith in its cura
tive powers, that they offer One Hun
dred Dollars for arty case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address, F. J. CHEmE & Co, Toledo, O,
gSold by Druggists, 75c.*
A:nd r~s dtl with nerv'oumess resulting
fr;e orvr wo w : he reiieved by taking
Brown's Iront Bitters. GanUin
Highest of all in Leavening Pow
j ITOOTING NEAR ALSTON.
Section 31aster Hinton Shot b1Y a anI
Named MurphY.
(N1 a mbli .Ju rnrna l. )
M r. J. B. Iinton, a section master
on the Greenville road, near Alston,
came to this city today about noon to
receive the attention of Dr. Taylor for
a wound inflicted by a Mr. Murphy,
in a difficulty this morning.
Mr. Hinton reports that Murphy
claimed that the cattle guard on the
road was defective and had let some*
cattle into his field. He said lie in
tended suing the road. In this suit he
wanted 3ir. Hinton to testify in his
behalf, that the guard was defective.
This Mr. Hinton refased to do, as the
guard was, in his opinion, in proper
condition. Ile was at Murphy's house
this morning when a discussion arose
over the matter. Mfurphy became en
raged and fired at him one time, but
maissed him. A seconi sDt was fired
and the ball struck him in the region
of the abdomen. Ile then closed inon
Murphy and took his pistol from him
after a hard struggle.
Mr. Hinton brought the pistol, a
Smith & Wesson, to the city with him.
He said he was in a good deal of pain,
but the extent of the weund could not
be deteriined until the doctor saw it.
KARLS CLOVER ROOT wil
purify your Blood, clear your Com
plexion, regulate your Bowels and
make your llead clear as a bell. 25c.
and ;0c. Sold at the Winnsboro Drug
Store.
It Should be in Every House.
J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg,
Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs,
and Colds, that it cured his wife who was
threatened with Pneuinonia after an attack
of "La Grippe," when various other rene
dies ant several physicians had done her
no good. Rtobert Barber, of Cooksport,
Pa , claiis Dr. King's New Discovery has
done him more good than anything he ever
used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it.
Trv it. Free Trial Bottles at McMaster
& Co.'s Drug Store. Lar6e bottles, 50e.
and $1.00. *
Buckleu',& Arilca Saive.
Tif Bas-T SALVE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rtheum, Fevei
Sores, 'retter, Chepped llands, Chill.lains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pt-i
tively cures Piles, or no pay required 11
is guarante-a.d to give purfect satisfaction,
orinoney refunded. Price :>:i !nt pei
box. For sale by r-%s-er & Co. "
FOR DYSPUI1A,
hadl'estIon, and Stou oo L'rders, take
$5ROW N-s ImRON BI'fERS.
a!! decalers keep it, si per bonie. 3enuine hla
trade mark and crase..i red lines on wrapper.
WINNSORO, . C.
PARKER'S
MARBALSAM
mClean.es and buantie the haeir
Promotes a luxuriant growth.I
everais toRetoreGrayI
jaito i Colo.
Cur. .J i hair fanling.
The COnBUM ptive and Feeble ad .12 who
.efros. ..aug di.-..Should ,.erarr@f's nr
NDRCRM.T' orly sune .utfr ceri
has published.r. book on dii.oeases of the
LUNGS LIVKR AND STMACH,
which he will mail free post paid to all appli a t.
Addrss, DR. J. HI. SCHExclK & SON, Phtila., Pa.
I KEP COOL
inside, Outsizde. and all the way through,
b y r i k i n g O
HIRES'e Roo
is a helthfl, s i a peasnt.Try It.
T~INTHROP STATE NORJIAL
COLLEG, COIUMIBIA, S.
Open to white girls over 17 Session be
gins Septemb~er 27. Graduates secure
good positions. Each County given two
scholarships-One wor.h 5150 a session and
one of free tnitionl. First scholarships
now vacant in the County of Fairfield.
Competitive examination .July 7th at th~e
Court Hlouse. Address D). B. JOHNSON4,
Preident, Columbia, S. C. 6-5-1m
Cofins, Caskets andI Burial Cases
LL sizes, qualities and prices, for
s:e t the oldi stand, J. M.
Elliott's Gin Slop. All orders night
or day promptly executed. Grateful
for past patronage and solicitous for
the future. J. M. ELLIOTT. S..
1i...7-6m.
er.-Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
Powder
'ELY____
STATE OF SOI'T ICA lOLiN.A
COUNTY OF FA I 'IFIE!.1.
COURT OF COMM(N PLEA-.
J. E. iclhonal' I :iol iarit A. Dou:his',
Plaintiff.., es. Willian S. (ib.-on, I. .1.
Gibson -aud Mary F. Fost::r, Defen-l.nt..
Sem-11on-i for I I.-(widaint ;ot
To the abovC-nalId Deft-:laitts i:i tiis
action:
Y Ot are here sunnsumoned and required
to answer the complaiut in this ac
tion, which was this day filed in the office
of tihle Clerk of the Court of Ctnn1on
Pleas, for the said County, and to serve a
copy of yhr a' swer 'An thei subseribers at
their office, No. :; Law IRange. Winnsboro,
S. C.. within twenty days after the service
of this sumlmtS'ons on voul. exceluiyive of tile
day ot servict.o v
wit h l ti e f :.u : l o1:i titl will
apply to li* 4 our! for jmiaioit I;'ainst
you for t w' -ide i ll oiiv com
plaint.
;1 (!ITI A
Dt d c h .\Va, A. 1' 1.
Tf liu:1 S. Ulhson. the absent Dfe:
d14t :
T r ti, tihat the e.:npiaint in this
action, together with the sntrons, (of
which the foregoing is a copy) we iied
in the oflice of the Clerk of thte Co'urt of
t omin1on Pleas, at Winnlbor;, tin e
Coudt.y of Fairfield and State %f -'swuth
Carolina, on the 10th tny of May. I.
Ma y 1%'h, 189:;.
MJlNA LI). DOUGLASS & OIWlI,
3--21,1-6t Plaintiffs' Att1or:.eys,
TWO CYL-SI'A L LY GOOD O FFE ?S,
REAL CHItIST[AS GIFTS.
Firsr.-Tie great Iloli ty No. (r-l
laigetl o 2'.6 pagIes) of I XV ighteN of
qluarterly pitblientionc7,
"TALES FROM TOM N TO i,
Out Deeeniber first, all tiews an bouuk
stands and railway trains. price '
cents, will be sent
F RE ---
To all who send St.00 for :; t. tria
subscripticn to
TOWN TOPICS
The larget, raciest, strongest, toost
varied .ttd entertaitning weekly journal in
the world.
SECOND.-To all who vill send 55.0t,
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FROM TowN TopICs" froi elate tintil
January 1, 181, covering 5 Nor. of the
iniinitab~le riuarterly (regular pI.-e $2.5~0)
and 14 mootitlis of thte greate--t of foulily
weeklhes .Cregular price $4.0O plt vtar)
jiTk otie or the oti:er alter AT
ONCE and remi, in p)ostai notes, on;!ers.
or New York Exehiange to
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21 West *.t1 St , N wTa.
11-,ixt
The Things.
We Prize Most
are not the gew gaw s an d gi'meracks
we gather about us. Every life, of
course, has its sacred tinseled treas
ures, but in this p-racttcal v orka-di ay
world man is prone to value most
those things which serve him best.
Not much sentiment in this. per
haps, but some sense all the same.
The
McCormick
Machine of Steel
takes first rank the world over.
Hundreds of thousands of grain
growers call it the best harvester
and binder that ever went irnto a
grain field, and they prize it accord
ingly. It isn't sentiment vwith them
-it's just plain, old-fashioned com
.mon sense. They like it best be
cause it serves them best.
It costs more money titan some
harvesters, but that's because it's
more valuable. Its advantages more
than offset the added cost.
The " Machine of Steel" is built
to harvest the grain crop of the
world, and to do it better than any
other machine.
* Perhaps you may care to know more
about this harvester. Our catalogue will
interest you.;,
46 irdliE)Oiis iMACH4INE CD.
1.F. HIICAGO. I.Le
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.- soL* it I. hningCss
equa vu. O' E Ph!,Ni
* ..-, free .Lrt.w it u ag
as___ the saeb are fe. A hewryo
i 4:i n gBoth iotao-.a always ngetLIz's
.ad huewe ae rpaud Weps" si ep a, iht, etc. irS u
. /iw !.i o ol like t. sw rio fo rus uca
- mitru s'aO' o 80 r e.. ran spls. Adr ets
rue 0 S tl ayof Jue
THE LAST DAY OF!
GRACE.
ONIl THU
MORET
TIIEItEFO
in your supp
thing you ma
stock the follo
which uiust b
1 1Barrel z !
Coun
1 BI rl 5.
2 B1arrels c, re
5 Gaim nt Cho.
10 Gals
5 (;'owt D)aI
5 G 13"s
Gingr randyc
Bo(tiC
Cha
T DozI ,o
(variou
iDozeta [n~ttIes C;
3 )ozn tr
2 1)ozen Bottles 0
110'
1 Dozen Bottle
Si
1 Dozen Bottle
Port
FOR SALE L(
r. W. a~in
Opposite Post Office.
Jusit Receive&!
LEMONS, CUCUMBElR PICKLE
and Chow Chow, very cheap, and
in any quantity you want.
Pork Sausage, best t al Cream Cheece,
Block's Soda Crackers, the
best ou the market.
If you want good Tea and Coffee, this
is the place to get it.
A uice assorment of fine Candies
always on hand.
Smoke my Old Glory Cheroot,tt.e best
in the world for the money.
Allow me to call your attent ion to my
Crown Safety Oil, which gives
entire satisfaction to
every customer.
R . T. MATTHEWS.
GVE - ROSS
IVE ROSS
MASON'S
FRUIT -- JAR~S.
QUARTS AND)
HALF GALLONS
OEsT PRICE GUAR
ANTEED
ATP TilE
Winshu hug Store.
NOTICE.
~UiY: ( DONE AND SOLICIT,
ea 10-EDGAI REAFF,a
tICHMOND AND DANVILLE 11.R
F. W. Huidekoper and Reuben Foster,
Vatelfers.
SOU'1U L;iAuAANA DITISION.
ondensed Schedule in Effect November
20, 1892.
TEA INS RtUN EY 75TE MERIDIANf1 TIME
XORTX EOUND.
Stations. Daily. Daily. Daily.
Lv. Savannah,
(S. B. I. R-.......... a 09am 3.00pW
Lv. Charleston,!... ..... 6.50am 5.3*pm
Lv. Augusta, ......... 12.3pm 6."pm
Lv. Gran'ville, ......... 1.03pm T.KpM
Lv. Trenton, ........ 1.2pm '7.42p=
1.42pm 3.02pm
3.35pm 10.36pm
........ 3.5@pm 1S.50pm
........ 5.10pm, 1. 25am
.....6.#0pmi 3.05am
...... 6.37pm 4.20am
.5 pi S.15pm 6.35a1
%52 pm 9.!9ym 3.27am
1.35 pm 10.47pm 10.20am
.. ....... 7.00am 5.34pm
.40 am 6.4!:am 9.26pm
,2." am 3 05am 11.35pm
2.20 pm t0.3oam 3.00am
4.50 pm 12.53pm G.20a1
TH BOUID.
No. 9. No. 37* No. 11
Daily. Daily. Daily.
2.15ngt 4.20pm 4.30am
3.50 am 6.55pm 6.55pm
0.50 am 9.20pm 9,20p3
1.30 am 10.43pm 11.01pm
2.45 pa 12.50am 12.5opm
1.10 pm 6.59at 9.3Oam
9.55 pm 3.37an 11.14au
.1.30 pm 9.352M ........
..53 am 10 23am ........
.02 am 11.00am ........
40 am 11.54am ........
6.00 am I.20pm ........
.30 am 1.4opm ........
3ar 3.0pm ........
S.47 am 3.20pmo .......
9.13 am 3.42pK ........
o.e0 am 4.25pm ........
1.05 am ............
1.45 am 10 15pm 10.30pm
ited.
CIR SERVICE.
10 Pullman slee ing
York and Atlanta, aR
lisbury and Augusta,Ga.
d 32 Pullman Sleeping
ashington and Atlanta,
sheville.
d 35 Pullman Sleeper be
and Au usta. Dining
York and Montgomery.
formation as to local ad
ables, rates and PullMIaa
rvation, conter with local
5
S. H. HARDWICK,
Asst. Gen. Pass Agt.
C. Atlant', Ga.
McBEE, Gen. Sup,-.
Columbia. S. C
SOL. H AAS,
Traie Manager,
.C. Washington. D.C.
Dm Store
Fresh Supply of
CIG ARS AND TOBACCO, GOLDEN
Dent Corn, and Summer Cabbage
Seed. Bunch Beans for second
and third crops.
FRUIT JARS
At ion er prce than ever, Jelly
Glasse: A larg< supply of Tur
nip Seed; bebt varieties ex
pected in s. few day:s. Also
another supply of
Crockery a ni d
Glassware.
Mixed the best deodorizer and didia
feetant for yards, &c.
McMASTER & CO.
Tfl LOWER STORE,
H AVE YOU VISITED DESPORTES'
Lower Store? If not you have done
ourself (and your purse) an injustice.
Hesells everything to be found in a strict
ly irst class grocery.
Finest Canvassed Hamns and Breakfast
Strips.
ARMOUR'S CANNED MEATS, such as
L .nch Tongue,.
Chipped Beef,
Corned Beef,
Roast Beef,
Potted H am,
Choice Imported Sr~rdines.
CANNED FRUIT :
A priots, Pineapple,
Peaches, Pas
Apples.
iecker's Oatmeal.
Van Uorten's Cocoa and Chocolate,
always fresih.
Pure liraf Rard.
Iizeh~eart's "Swan's: Down" Flour.
Fresh Mfeal and Grits.
Best N. 0. Syrup.
Thuretr's 41 Coffee. 'I he best tn be
bought for the money.
Give us a cail.
CAMPBELL W. MADDEN,
Manager.
'r umnier Use i
H~oi.sehold Ammonih
Powdered Dorax.
Purified lienzine.
Catrbolic Acid.
Bug Poison.
Moth Waa,
Fly Paper.
--ALSO
"Universal Clothes and Glove Cleaner,"
for removing oil and grease from gloves,
siks, and all woolen fabric. For sale by
SPBING -OPENI
MY STOCK OF SPRING GOODS
PJAEE CONSSTING 0
DRY GOODS, NOTINS, -CLOTHIN
IN ASKING A SHAR~E OF YOUR PATgONAGE I
ducements to offer. In the first place,
A NEW AND COMPLETE
No old goods cirried over from year to year, and each
new.
v sto.-k has been purchased for cash and selected w
prepared to supply the demands of this market.
When you want anything in this line give me a cull befo
Respectfully,
WADE H. WILL
50 Dozen Initial H andkerchiefs at 5c. apiece.
Birgains.
WE ARE SELLING OUT OUR ST
Millinery,
Dress Goods,
Ladies' Summer Undervests,
Ladies' and Misses' Oxford Tie
Men's Low Quarter Shoes,
Men's and Boys' Summer Clothing a
At a BIG REDUCTION in prices for SPOT
FRESH STOCK. Come and take advantag
bargains.
Most respectfully
A. MACDONALD
BLACKSTOCK, S. C.
LAENN .- SPRINGS.
OPEN TO VISITORS
- na A.r :
FIRST-CLASS HACK LINE
MEETS ALL TRAINS
AT SPAI
FORRAE OF BAD AND OTHK[
APPLY TO
B9 YOU RIBE A RAM
vOUL I) YO
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No. 1.
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Everybody knows the
IT'S NO USE TO TELL
YOU ABOUT THEM.
Write for terms to
D.:G. DWIG
A Sowed shoe that i
atbhand dual, tha a5
meers.t:
r.4 an .
Q4 D.WIL IFORD $W.nsforo, S. C
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