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THE NEWS AND HERALD. I'THIJSIIED TI-WEEKLY v Y 0 o.HIERLD COMPANY. r1.:R f J V A % St ': . , - - - $3.00 Jt.,uths. - - - - 1.50 1VRT 7'SING: RATES. CASH: One dollar a square for the first insertion utd Fifty Cents for each subsequnt inser ion. Special rates for contract adver Mai riage and death notices free. Regu .r rates chared for ouituaries. Orders for Job Work solicited. This newspaper is not responsible for pinlions ard views expiessed .anywhere b ,e than in the editorial column. All articles for publication must be ac :.sipanied by the true name of the author uid wr'tten in respectful language and reitten on one side of the paper. The true i ame requiredasan evidence of good faith All couamunicatsons-editorial, business local-should be addressed to THE A EWS AND HEnlAL Co. W. 1) DOUGLAcS, Editor. Jas. Q. DAvis, Treasurer. W. J. ELLo'rr, Business Manager. WINNSBORO, S. C. Satur,lay. August 11. ; 13 IT is very remote from the people, this factional primary. You vote in your club-and it must be a Reform club-for delegates to a County Con vention, and the delegates to this County Convention vote for delegates to a State Convention. If "Reform" is consistent with the "Reform" of 1890, we caunot possibly see how it can tolerate such a thing. "Rlefori" then claimed that such a system not only was uniust, but rotten If roLten then, why not so now? If %%rong with the whole people then, how much worse with a part of them pursuing such a method and asking all to sub mit to it? It was claimed li 1890 that it gave full swing to ring-rule. If it then gave full swing to the "ring", why not more so now when it asks others, not members of the ring, to join in the running of the ring ma chinery? TuE campaign of "education" is over, and we do not think that it has impressed or educated the people, and we feel sure that the people are glad that the farce has come to an end. Very little, if anything, has been said by any of the candidates to elevate the masses, or to throw any light upon the great questions of the day. The two candidates for the Senate are on sub stantially the same platform, and they have excited no special interest in the contest, except now and then they would draw the curious to hear some of their blews in personalities. Neither of them have thrown any light on the ~ MaL.s-nroblemrs of the jier. Wil* - Governor Tiliman -did not succeed in stirring up as much demonstration among his admirers as in 1890 and 1892, yet at nearly all the meetings he seems to have had the crowds with him. A large majority of the Reformers think him a very great man, and think that, if he is sent to the Senate, he will soon rise to national prominence, and some of them have an idea that lhe may be President some of these days. With this admiration for the Governor, they will do all they can to elect him, however much Butler may have im r pressed them on the stump. In the race for Governor, it was principally an effort to show how devoted the respective candidates were to the Governor. John Gary Evans seems to be Tillman's man, and Ellerbe appears to have come to this conclusion, too. Ellerbe and Evans hava sparred now and then, but it has never been on a question of principle. In fact a dis cussion of principles has been absent in this campaign. Mir. Tindal -has made some pretty good speeches, but his most sensible speeches have fallen nat. Dr. Pope is the only man who has had the backbone to kick against the "ring". and flatly refuses to be bound by a factional primary. It is ___ true Ellerbe and Tindal both have suggested the factional primary as the scheme of the "ring", but both of them have signed pledges to abide the result. This means that the race will be between Evans and Pope in the general primary. Unfortunately, Pope's friends are not numerous, and many Ellerbe and Tindal men, who might take Pope as a second choice, will have bound themselves in the fac tional primary to support Evans in the - - general primary. The campaign has done no good that we can see. How's This ! We offer Oine Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Cat'trrhi that cani not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CH ENEY & Co., Props., Toledo, 0. WVe, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and business transaction and financially! able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. *W EsT & TRUu.x, Whe le.'':! Drug gists, Toledo, 0. W ALmisa,KIssAN & MAntry, W hole sale Druggis's, Toledo, 0. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, acting directiy upon the blood and mucous surtaces of the system. Price 753c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. * For Over Fifty Years MRs. W'NsLOw'S SooTHING SYRIUP has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teeth ins', with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allavs at! pain, eures wind colie, and is the best remiedy for Diarrhea. It will relieve the poor lit tie sufferer immediately. Sold by Drug giss in every Dart of the world. Trwenty tive oents a bottle. De sure and ask for '-Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and IDI)GEWAY ITFM' . IrI>EWAY, S. C., Aouut S.-The 4unday Schools of "his place united in aving a pic:iic, and on Wednesday noirnitng a tulmber of wagons, buggies, :arts, &c.. welt filled, were to be seen ,vnin~tg their way to the beautiful trove surro unding liormalh Church. wari Sitn.)e uit's Turnout. At an early uwir the wioods were filled with little, >ig, old and young, together with a >ountiful supply of provizions pre )ared to suit the taste of the most Eastidious. Mr. R. 11. Browne was master of ceremonies and well did Le lischarge the duties. Any quantity f ice lemonade and ice water on hand. At 5 p. n. all satisfied with the man ner in which the day had been spent, directed their faces homeward which they reached without any accident happening to tmar the pleasures of t.e day. On Thursday night anothler very en joyable occasion was had at the resi dence of Mr. C. P. Wray, an enter tainment given by the members of the Baptist Church-proceeds to be appro priated to a benevolent purpose. At the appointed time the large and com modious building was well filled. All seemed determined to enjoy thenselves. Recitations, music, &c., were in order, both of which were admirably rendered by the young ladies and gen tlemen of our town, assisted by some who were visiting friends here, to whom we certainly feel under great obligations. The names of some de served special mention, but our town boasts of so many female elocutionists, that we forbear, suffice it to say, that for the size of the place, no place in the State can beat it, for musical, elo cutionary talent, and beauty of its females. A little iast 9 p. in. we were most agreeably surprised at the arrival of quite a number of our voung male and female friends of the Boro under the supervision of Miss Minnie Utes, who well knows how to chaperon a crowd of young ladies and gents. It is needless to say they added greatly to the pleasure of the enter tainiment. If our young friends knew how much their visit was appreciated, they would certainly pay Ridgeway another soon. We take pleasure in saying the entertainment was a per feet success both in anl enjoyable and financial point of view, uet proceeds amounting to about $20. Considering the stringency in money matters it was certainly a financial success. WYe were truly sorry to learn our young friends of the Boro received a severe drench ing before reaching home, but glad to learn that no bad effects followed. We were pleased to see Miss Minnie Utes with us again Tuesday, on a visit to the family of Mr. Howel Edmunds. We welcome to our midst Mr. A. F. Ruff and family, who. we understand, intend spending some time here. We were delighted to meet iriend Wmn. Jones, of Sumter, wvho with his family are visiting Mtrs. H~arr iet Ruff, the mother of Mrs. Jones. Glad to see Mr. Jones holding his own so Messrs. Louis, Willie Parker and W. Lathan, of Camden, who have been visiting relatives atnd friends anid who added so much to the musical enterainment at Mr. W~ray's, returned home Tuesday.. Miss .Mar'ie Walker, also of Camden; who harb~n~-an 7Le~ relatives here, left Tuesday, miuch to the regret of friends here. Some of her young male friends are looking quite blue. We are afraid great damage has been done by the late heavy rainis, but hope not near sa destructive as we imagine. Crops were certaintly fine previous to the late down pour. Truly glad to see the convention voted for a primary and against a con vention. We are of the opinion every one who feels disposed should be al lowed to enter the race, and abide the dicision of the people. This is de mocracy. x. 1. z. Two Lives Saved. Mers. Phoxbe Thotmas, of Junictin-' ity, Ill , was tokd tby her doctors she hadt Coni sumptiou and t~cat there was no boe)re for' her, but two bttles of lDr King's New Discovery ecntpwtety etiid hetr, and site says it saved her lie. Mr. 'Thos. Eigers, 19 Florida St , Sant Francisc.), sutferadl from a dreadrant e id, apeproac.hing Con-. sumption, tried withbout result e veryti ngi else tfien boughit one hiattle of Dr. Kinig's I New iDiscorerv and i 1i two weeks was cured. Hie is -naturally thankful. it is such resuits, of which these are samples, that prove thte- wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles at McMaster's & !2o.'s Drung Store. Regular size 50e. and $1.00.* Monroe Wl.aien, of Birmingham, Ala., writes: "I purchtased sixc bottles I of your Japanese Pile Cutre from Mt. Amzi Godden., and it has entirely cured me of a case of Piles of 22 years stand ing; will advi-e mty friends to use it." Wintsb'ro Drug Store.* Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. When aby was sick, we gave her Cad~oria. When she was a Child, she cried for C'storia.. When she became Miss, she chng to Castoria. When she had Childre she gave themt Castoria. Skeeters, Cit!I 2 Doz. MOSQUITO COLOGNE. CAMPHlORATED PENNYROYAL C foir there pests d BUG POISON. AIho One Dozen PAINE'S CELERY COMI'OUND).[ For sule by WV. E. AIKEN. TRtYA F _____________ - - 1 NOT ICE. | F F OR SURVEYING, TERRIhA IN _ Leveling, Drawing, Etc., j Apply to i T. M. DOULWAlI E, for Infants T HIRTY years' observation millions of persons, permil It is unquestionably the hii the world has ever known. ] gives them health. It will so something which is absolutel child's medicine. Castoria dostroys Worms. Castoria allays Feverishn< Castoria provents vomitiM Castoria cures Diarrheas Castoria relieves Tethin Castoria cures ConstiRati gastoria neutralizes the effects o Castoria does not contain morphi Castoria assimilates the food, giving hevAthy and natural s Castoria is put up in one-size be Don't allow any one to sell you s that it is "just as good " and See that you get C-A-S-T The fac-imile signature of Children Cry for ff ~UvVOLDLIKE f l0W FAR A Llr TLE MONE will go these hard times, call in and get a good pair of Or a1, btrMr kimi for 75 Cents. Or :'e UESI' for ~1OOand $13 EA M. Chandie' 3-1-Iv Pros1Ti- I S. ' C-. u:--i' ; : :r : and I Oxe to cure any cosC 1t 'ily palY: M.! -"'Dn'~ -e. Cured, Pitca Prevent J~t i n - ' anesi: Liver Pell i Lrt LIvER :112. c': W.x 7LAoR I C1.m.ANTEES issed o.n-;b W I NNSuORo D)RuG :STOi!W. W\imsoot. S. C. ~ESSEMER CITY, N. C G A S Ut'N CO., MtLmutacturer of )ders rteei.ed by 11e will be~ prlomp Iy filled ct ow.-t price Satisfaction Guaranteed. ernc1 - Fis t Nationuai Banl JOHN J1, McMAHAN, ATTUtN EY AT LAW, 12 Law I an1ze, Columiibi'. S. C. Solicits busi:sos in is native Ceunity. airfield. 2-27-17 DR. DAVID AIKEN, D)ENTAL SURfGE~ON. ice :t No, B Washinugton Street, ::Doo Wecst of Pustofil:e. ;I Rtidgeway, S. C., every Wednie VIGUIIA COLLE('E or Young Ladies, Roanoke, V,' Opns Sei-t. 12, 18'0 On~e of th,- lead gSchod. for Young Ladies in th untain sceneiry in vallty of 3 a., fame, health. European and~ Amild EA ' ESS &i HEAD ?NOISEs CUREDby Peer's INVZSIELE TU3*'2 EAIl CUSH10MS. Whispers heard. 'nom 0fl. UeCsful where all Remedies FAI- II1- too -e.Ade.k .icISS r c ,e r and Children. of Castoria with the patronage < Sus to speak of it without guessin it ,remedy for Infants and Childre t is harm-less. Children like it. I re their lives. In it Mothers hav - safe and practically perfect as Ws. m Sour Curd. nd Wind Colic. Troubles. m and Flatulency. carbonic acid gas or poisonous al e, opium, or othe' narcotic prop!!1 eguates the stomach and bowel ttes only. It is not sold in bulk. mything else on the plea or prom will answer every purpOse." ~-R--A. is on eve wraPPe Pitcher's Castorla. SOUTHERN RAILWAT Y . Conde-nsed gehedule. In Effect Aug. Trlains run by 75th. Meridian Easter Norihbound, No. 3s. No. 36 1) uilv Daily L v.TJacksonvl'e. 7.00 am. .:;0 pmU L. tavannah' 1145 am $.3 pm . Ar. Colunmbia..- 4.0 pm _ .10) am LI Charlestin. ..1...m 5.34) pm. Ar Columbni... 11.15 am 11.10_pm Lv. August....1:0 pm...... Grunjitevlle... '.03 pmn... "'Trenton.... I.30 pm1.... .. SJohnstons..... 2. pm...... Ar Columfbi... . pm . . Lv Columbi..' . pin .20 nm; +-Winnshoro ... .1 pm 4.25 am SChester ....701 tm 5.15 am "Rock Hill.. .t. pm~ 5.50. am; Riciunnd - . i-20 . 50 pn WaLshini.ton . amn S.30 pm; Baltimore .... . 8.23 am 11.35 pm 'Philadielphia. 10.- 6 am 3.00 am New York.... 1.2T pm__G.23 am Southbound. No. 3.. Daly "Philadelphia.. 6.5'; p - 0 -- Baltimnore. "4'm9. a~m ILv.Wa.shimlitor1 . . .1.43 ~ p 11.i01 at i Lv.Richmnd.12.50_n't. 1'.401 n n EEDainville.. 5.41 am .-.5 p.m1 Lv.Charlotte. . 9.: am 10.5 pi m 3~i "Rock H ill..102" am 11. pm in SChester...10.57 a.m 12.14 n t 'Winnshoro .... 11.50 anm 1-08 a.m Ar. Columfbia...... 12.55 n'n 2.15 a.ml Lv.Columnbia. .. 1.0: p.m'--- - -- "Johnsons~. . - p.m. "Trenton. ..!3.03: p1.m ------ "Gran'.a a11.:3 p.m--. ofAr..AUuimt.....,4.0' pum- . YiKvColumbi .... 4. p.m ,6.50 a.mn. ~Ar Charleston.... 8.4 p u~m a3n : ~LvColumbia ..1 i0. p.m 1.25 a.m.. h ArSavannah.1 ... 4.0 p.m 5..' a.m. -- Jaxcksxonvuille.1.. p.m: 10.10 aamn r SLEEP'ING CA il SERVI~CE. On trains Nos.55 and :8. Great UC. d, Mal,. Pullman Sleeping Cars between N t Columb)ia and Jacks.onviulle. d On Nos. 3.and 36. U and 10. Pullman to between Charlotte and Autar1t. ie On Trains Nos. 3. and 3$. Wa.(uinT Southwestern V'estilfuled Limited. Sleeping Cars between Washington an ta. New York and Jacksonville and Ta: For detailed information local and timc tables, rates and Pullman Slet reservation. confer with local agrents 0r Gin'1 Pass A-rt Ass't (en-1 Pa W. . RY D11,Sunt.. .t LD .1A S. W. H. GItEEN. . J. M- CET ONE CAN OF FINE SELEC CREAM TARTA] For family use, ait F. WV. HABENICHi EXCIAN F] AND SALE SABL I have six Younr M' et over and three or plugs, a few good Mares some nice Driving Ho Will be sold to suit the til -Will pay tile highest, price for all classes of ca either fat or poor. A. WILLIFORI W\innsboro, S. C. NOTICE. UV'cIN(G DONE AN]) SOL * :';:UGAR TRAP< ANNO I W E ENT, . We lzereb3 l(I : Mr. : ' N NAN T a canlddt-. ior Owe tle ofvv1 Counl yV suqpervimor: _SubIjc It t Ohe fa t tile de nauerat (i 11111pr i f!ry. '1 itco zonlillatck l1011l for illh office *f Comii1y Yl. ir S i V-ct tO I e C till h )lan M l .. (. T E I la-Ly i!z :Lzeoin.+ :K - f a candi P subjec to the : -tlivnt to he 1 * . N<N. .T N 'l, i .. I_ I*)I I J-\ A 11 ; ' ' 1 iv .u il nt m . J III.( t . - ov Ality p.?.liljeCt o !i:,r aitijlc to the tioc<- tc p e rai eiar y. .J. L. IUIIMONBl'!D. FOlR 11EPRESENTNTIV E IThe ri.v:tvrous finds of Hi THa cMAS 11. M iToAl1-A L lil'reby iloflzulate lihln for roe-cliulz to) a !t-at ill Ill hhow use of tdhe I : er- Iu At-up v: . u j. ct t oe Ihei actin ofthlli n ewpr4n of l1r * i . if.r . Il tm .h o e I. I:n hv a w utie m.aille if a u. l. Y fo.-li!': r I ct et tion to the : iwi r house i. , liult t : i je.\ c l!t to tl MA\NY HEIS i, 'I 1.11,110'1 i . L i. ' 11C opt1 r. tr htionltob a ea iIl'he o e houil e of(ra ofl . eral .h e l yon 3 ; :I j.i.t to) thec aDe ll or I m y I . ll, 10i 1 Awunnrh-s. 11 WVEN'i Y cttEEl{. 'I .e Si:ein t euo hw i'ef lub l.reby lie seirlii nye t hl naue of W. b. j.)581) L(1r, asa e:ili.late for the l io t of Ier resen tati es: subjcetto he action of h temo rafie 1im q for Far ir.eld Cou.ty.r . FO1- SCHOOL COMN i-ICNE. To the noe)rs find d CV.ui ty: I hereby arnounlIC hil I as a candidate Co. for re-election to t::e office of Seeeol Con iiiio sior of l airfiti County; subject to tp act~ol of te Democratic primaar.i. 'WA. Y. MILLEU. 'r. Ade r: Pleas ailoW tie friebds of s n Mr. W. .. AL. Jr. t' nominate fimfor 5011001, C..nhuIlissi'ofler." We atrc fully per suaded tiat Mr. Hale will make an eficient ollicer. le is a galuae f Wotord Col lege anl I has been teaceiing with si gal suc Tems ill etis and Marlhoroug Counties. and is fully abreast with the educational I At,.94.FRIEN DS. I Leby announce myself as a candi date for tile office of Schol Con-missioner of Fairfiewd County; ujjct to the Dino n Ti he. crntic orimary. e tic primary. Mr. ~ ~ 1) W.L ALJ. TENintSiOr No. 10 suade thatM llall wll m a a eflcient. . daticer ~ is al grtadat t t~htf . 1r Cl im es..: FRn INr s. date0 p forNA th oaic of SLlchol. ommisst ie 3.2fa Fiie tld Cu~ty; sublject to th'e* Demo-4 5.5 Tim e Drntic pr iy.~ al t~0 * * D. L.STEVENSN o.30 pm -------fl I hrebpclly aoun c iny, f s acanidi .0am date for c-a e lec tn lt to llee tief .J d f ----- othe 'I': teasue; r io'ry. n :e o o. p. ilI ne l . .'i:.pJillNlTON. 82 pm vtersoFiti the gooin. -)OIC ofaU " to3 a iN.ielT, w anne wishe to i ask .5 a~m teDmiaai rm y L.05 nm ------- dn' by or 8.45 p~m No9.th hecai "Preimary. r Dal. tureci o hno at Yo.rkE- IN .1 n't do'knwaothm? ..on and ulanm that theu arn th best more thob offtee "PremimaCar. pi in-Buggis" maufc adddonhooratYok vx ille fro timeWhto !tYou Fst dov y o asoe resn ""Nh'y ourbod by them. *u"__ riht ane careu the estn I")a wfe re ourhs ore goo address -UGY o. wEllYrmvie S. C.m .c. Hoing yo wil ge E Lawe Yreayor for od SUFFICIENT TURNIP SEED TO PLANT 100 ACRES, AND IIOPE TO DOUBLE TIIE I sSALE TIllS YEAR. Not too late to sow fou CAnnAE, SAP BEANS, aand several other kinds of Garden rses- Seed. Supply yourself and also in ncs. spect the cheapest and best lot of .ttle, CROCKERY,'GLMSSWARE AND LAMPS we ever had. A fresh supply of Paper, Pens, Pencils, Envelopes, &-c. FRESH MEDICINES received weekly ait "TiHE DRlUG - TORE." Ir CL.S..TER--. COa THE HOT WEATHER IS COMIN, And you wiJ lied light we'igit g'15s. We have ioml nd cat right p1 It will mk vn fe( eI4l t' loo' k at u htr ' (hit o in Plain La Cheek Nainlsooks, Dtted -.e. Also full Stock of 1'firel La Dimity, 'Swiss' anhlli-] We have the Laces to suit allstyles; of goods. A new siupply just ceived in which are some bleautiful patterns in tiie fa ionable butter col We have a nice line oIf %'ilk Glove and1 Mitsz, anJ Can please Von Gauze UInderwear at low prices. The cheapest and prettiest Fans you ever saw. WlIe have added a full stok of Butterick's Patterns an1 eail show yot all the latest fashions. June fasluon sheet now readv. WXe are still offering Bargains in SHOES. A specially nice line ot Ladies' Oxford Ties. We have had a big trade in this department and want to clean out bal anee of stock during June. Now is your time to get bargains. A litt Cash buvs a pile of gYoIs now. We want Vour cah an will give . big vahle for it. ome andi soe us. CALDWELL & RUFF. NEW ANU STYLISH HATg. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF GENTLEMEN'S HAT -, Latest Styles. + COME -:- AND -:- SEE -:- TH STIFF HATS. SO~Frf H ATS CR US LATEST SHAPES AND ' T. H. K CH 25ea Pouns a-t $12rhi5s Wlei never I rec en them.i lit The 18941TIIX 1 vtH L EL is the leader in bieycle construction3. WXarwicks are made in the terest o riders-heavy riders, light riders, fast riders, (cautious riders. Their light weightS t imad subject to durability. Neit her are sacrificed. Both are attained. OURJ~ GUA RANT EED 25-POUND WH-EEL fitted with road tires, is creating a sensation. It carries the same guarantee as he-avier wheels. Don't overlook the Warwick, for the best is none too good when you begin riding. Lay a-ide the ioca that the jest bicycles are extravagant. E travaganmce is in. ithie t. SE. r ot inl the purei'aae. Tfhe best is the most economical. Economy is a revenue. Int this case it wil pay a premnim on its ccst nany years. And you i aoidl all r-pair~.- __________ CATALOGU~ED FREE. Sit ! NGFLELD, MASS. . P. S.-Wanvie gurnesextend be Millinery. ms Millhnery. The Latest Novelties of the Season. TB R DUiI ElD) lAT . FLOW EIRS, R IBBONS, LAC(ER, FEATHERIS. VEILINGS, ETO. DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, AN3 SECWIN&r MACHINEIS. Agent for PIANOS and ORGANS. Tevrms Low, Prices Easy. ALWAYS ON IIAND), BUGGIES, SURRlEYS, CARTS, WAGONS AND IINESS. Don't f.>rget I always have a full ]inc of Furniture, Baby Carriages, Cook ing Stoves and othet r goods att the Furniture Store, next door to W. C. Beaty's grocery. 4 Q, BOAG. STATES VILLE, KLEY &C N. C., .Jobbers~ and Distillers of PUIEE,1)L FASIUONED) NURTIhI C;AROLINA HAND1-MAUE CRN .J RYE WH'lISKIES. APPLE~ AND) P'EACII BRANDIES. We miake .. ~zly of pure goods for private use and medicinal puposes. Our brands are all recognized as standard, and we se;! nothing but high grade goods. We are sole prprietors of the celebrated KEY bran I of old-fashioned hand-mad' Corn Whiskey and Apple Brandy, packed in cases of one doz7en bottles. We quote as follows im I:s from 1 to t0 gallons: N. C. "Poplar Log" Corn Whiskey, SL2~5 to S3,0i, a'-to-rding to age. Rye Whisrey. $-7.0 to $:t.00, according to ege. A pple lDrandy, 82.U0. Peach Brandy, 8275 Extra sei.~ fr kegs and jugs. We can furnilh ('orn Whi4:er in cases o 1, 2. 4, 3 and 8 doz. -n bottles to case, in pints. halt pints and quarts rertdy for use, at low p~rices. Can make special prices on b)arrel shipmcaits. We have the largest stock in the * country of old1 Corn Whiskey. ripened and mullowed1 by age, and especially recommend