The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 13, 1894, Image 3
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"THE HUB
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JOHN A
Thursday. September 13. 1-444 a
MAIL COLLECTIONi.t
Le:n-rt will be collected from the
iatter boxes at 11.20 a. m. and 9 p. m. n
going south, and 5.30 p. m. sy-i 9 '
p. I*. going north.
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Please Observe This. il
If you wish to change your L
advertisement, please bring it t
in this morning, not this even- fl
S
ing.
New Advertisements.
Just Received-A. B. Cathcart. T
Opened Today-F. W. Hlabenicht. t<
House and Lot tor Sile-W. N. r
Masona. h
"The Hub"-John A. Desportes, 71
Maager. (d
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-Do y*ou want a good photo? Call
oin Hennies? * t
-Th- refurnas indicate that Mr. Ten- ti
nan&at will be ilected Cvn-aty Supiervi- C
*.sor. 31r. Neil has given1 i' up. s
-- Mr Geor ge 13. McIaster is quite a
'iek. lie has been contfined to bed for n
somae linie. We hope he will soon~ b:e k
- M r. A: ti. Cathcart ia calling at
tentia to such things as c.,nastitute a
macat oni pie. The season for such
t ings on us, and it' y ou w ant to
buy give him a call'.t
-"The Hub" train is turning the
curve with stacks of goods. See their
cut. Johinnie is on the box, the reins
in his hiands and the boys are tossiag
their lasts as he passes by.
-At the Thespian Hall-Ulennites
the~ photographer.*
-Mr. F. WV. Hlabenicht comes out p
in a niew advertisement this mnornaing. al
Hie has some eatables which will templjt o
an yo'e. if you do not know what a
von want for dinner recad his adver- o
tisement.o
-We ackno siedge the receipt of a s
report of expetiwnents with cotton ti
under the management of Clenison e
College. S..me of our fhamer friends i
are wielcome tu them, as we are not si
.even political farmzers We hav'e sev
seria l of them.
-Jadging fc' m :he d,-ft:,t f the t.
Alliance e audit:a er, in this ey tne , j
wvould stem that the .s ce i. n.' sod
gareful when the t-it-(tijta ttind Off.
ir. Iso-b..rough, <d e p-tede:.t of the ti
AKlianice, amix Mr. (Galewa3, a'ae l c
turer, AeIe both leit out on the firbt 0
-Mr. L. Sherfesee, after returning
ftrom Winnsboro, T.ncaster and Ches
ter ini the interest of the convention,
left Monday morning for other points.
Last night iwe received a telegram
from him at Greenville saying:
"Spartanburg, Union and Greenville
will send full delegations of theirr
prominent and best business men to
the convention ."-Rock Hill1 Herald.
-Don't forget that Hennies.. the a
photographer, will be hero on the
17th.$
Weak, nursing mothers gain strength
anid flesh using Johnson's Compound '
Cod Liver Oil. Irtich in fat food.
pleasant to take antd easily digested,]
giving strength to mother and child.t
WinnsbOlo Drug Store.
RKAIRiini.-Mr. J. 0. Boatg is re- i
p /ring his store I rent. The sills have t
retted and the ft ont of thie store is
jacked up for the purpose of r eplacingi
them.
AN AGED LADY DEAD.-Mrs. Annie
S. Graddick, aged eighty-six years,
died at her home near Union Church
several days ago. Her remains were
buried at old Bethel.1
Uucalen-a AUnica save.
THEn 13ET SALVE inl the world for CaZ5,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tretter,Chepped Hands, Chillulains,
Corns, and alt Skin Eruptions, and ps
tively cures Piles, or no pay required It
is guaranteed to give perfect saisfaction,
ut money refunded. Price 23 enlts per
box. For sale by Master & (o '
STR A
[LY ARRIVING W
OF GOOF
HAT
lilt DRYG(
'I &
C.0TH
DESPORTES,
SPECI3IENS.-You will -ee a sprci
en of Henies' work at the drug tore
r McMaster & Co. There are taces co
ere that you know. Go and exam- co
i the work fur yoursell. S2
WILL NOT IIANG.-Governor Till
tan has commuted the sentence of
Till Carpenter who was to be hangedI C1
Edgefield on Friday, for the murder
Younce several years ago, to life
prisonment.
Johnson's Tasteless Compound Cod
iver Oil with hypophospbites gives o
me to the nerves; strengthening, Ou
imulatinig and producin2 healthy Sa
esh like magic. Winnsboro Drug ha
tore. Te
RTURNED FROM THE NORTH.-Mrs. thi
0 O. Boag, after a stay of several th
reeks in the North, where she went be
) inspect and purchase a stock for the tiS
tillinery department, has returned di;
onie. She was accompanied by Miss
'radsly, of Baltimore, who will con
uct the nillinery at their place ofar
usiness.se
THE COUNTY INSTITUTE.-he3 toun- Ca
Institute will commence October 1l
le 10th and end on Friday evening,p
'ctber the 12th. Everyone should abJ
id their exhibits and everyone should * n
ed. The committee on amuse
ients should certainly have the bal- v:
on here again as it is certainly a o
rawing card. P
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THY WORIK.-MIsars. W'VJ. Roddey0
id . II. Edmnund<, of R~ock [li11, are r
t at Sa!em ini the interest of' the
gh School at lock Ili11. This shows
ie spirit of Ro~ck 1l1ll. Presbytery is
session at Salem~ and they lese no *
pportuity to work for Rock Ihill,0
ey go at tings like ladies' societies.
in church mnat ters-anzd thbe) gene
ally aczomiplish their aims. T
THOSE LlAnts.-We said befre the'
imiary that somebody hadl to be left tih
homue, thLat there was not enough c
ices to go round, antd that somne nie d
'ould tind out some of those liars that tih
Id man Jiummie Ikeroni says he tound ex
iee. Sure eno'ugh, we heard a piarty thi
v te he hadl t'iund them and1 thkat fa
tere were somne r iht nrwundu the b
urt housue. Oh, you will tind them ; dri
ais d. ponenit knvwet ti w he nt vf he tm
NEVER MIND THE WEATHER.-We
eard of a lady school teacher trying thi
enain tona class of small boys the
f'erence between the tetmperature
orth and South. She told them that
te peop!e at the North were generally '
ying to keep warnm while the people
fthe South were generally trying to
eep cool. Some of the little bo0ys
ho had evidently not grasped her t
lea, were asked what are most every- ti
ne thinking about in South Carolina. ns
'he question was addressed to little *
e.se Doty, and he evident'y had a
eard the older people express what
ias upermost in their minds for he th
eplied, they are thinking about whatm
he price of cotton is. Jesse is about
ight, the weather may go, if we canW
et our price for cotton. C
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Fersonais.
Mr. J. C. Brice, of Columbia, is
'isiting his parents here.(
Mr. Mamilton Hanahan has gone to t
illians. from there he goes to Charles
on on a visit. al
Miss Singleton, who has been visit
g Miss Mary F. McMaster, has re- a
urned home'.c
Mrs. LI. A. Gaillard, who has been
risiting relatives in town, has returned
0 Columbia'.t
Se the World's Fatr for Fifteen Cents. M
Upon the receipt of ycur address arnd ki
ifteen cents in postage stamps. we will
nail you prepaid our SOUVENIR PORT-P
'LIO OF THE WoRW's COMuMBIANI Ex- w
sITIO the regular price is Fifty cents, tl
)t as we want you to have one, we make
he price nominal. You will find it a pl
ork of airt and a thing to be prized. It at
ootains full page views of the great.
uildings, with descriptions of same, and i
s executed in highest style of art. If not tI
aatisfied with it, after you get it, we will
refund the stamps and let you keep the
book. Addressn
I. E. BU3CKLEN & CO., Chicago,11ll.e
hilren Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. a
>IN
ITH
)S FOR
SHOE
)ODS
ING
Manager.
Colored Teachers' Meeting.
The colored teachers of Fairfield
unty are rcquested to meet at the
tored giaded school building on
'rday the 15th at 11 o'clock a. in.
C. G. GARRETT, Presidenst.
ROUT Sums, Sc cret ary.
ilidren Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
Do You Wish to Change Your "Ad?"
We have requested all of our adver
ers to bring their advertisements in
the days that the Tri-Weekly comes
t, viz., Tuesdays, Thursdays and
turdays. The reason is, that we
e cut the force in the office this
ar and it is all we can do to set up
reading matter, more especially as
days are growing shorter. Please
ar it iii mind and send the adver
ement in the morning, not after
The Mormon,'.
e :tre iniformed thaut the \!iiomons
tinaking~ eeinverti in the Cent revi lie
:t on inI this county. Two of themn
l~ed at the cflice of Tu't-: N,~ws .un
n1Am to get several copies of the
per contai ninig anl article writlteln
ut themz by one of oure cor'respond
t. A ticket with the inaies oif t wo
themi was founod at the anvil rock,
.W. F. Crowley and J. F. Viltee,
Utah We aire informed that the
ple are ver~y much disturbed by
ir gaining members in that section.
r repo: ter heard that they were
ula ed in New berry,.th~e two who
seal through town.
It thi you that Johnsen's Magnetic
I always gives pat's as:'iou and is the
eapest. al.00 wize 50 c:s.; 50O ct.
e 25 ets.
e Cotton Cr01) .will be Shorter than
Expec ted.
h lields' are white w ith, cotton aaid
tariers a: e busyv gathering it.
t on -- r,,iin-g inuto;~h Winnb-,ro every
,but there is a grow ing opinion
t it n ill be miuchi shorter than: was
pected. We heard a nierchant say
it it wa-; a rule wit h onae of the best
un54~s Fairtishld ever had, who, has
-i diail for t-ouwt ta' , that whet: a
. r ce->me pep tmake more co)t
t:ml thtey * epm c'. :- n i ha.t when
%Weasons ar'e good and1 a large y ield
;kd Ior that it is genierally sh.,rter
n ex peted. Gvood rule, t ,0.
MR. GARDNER'S FIND.
sIr. Gai dner. who liwa- in W.na
to with a pecculiac kind of a h,-avy
me (with a lhistor3 ), a:.d a statesent
out ita Yslue, Wtas regalded with d'is
zion while here. Some fojlks thought
it it resembled "tiger ey e" at the
e We Iearn that a party livinig
ar Ps'y's Ferry say's that Mr. Gard
r left during the Darlington riot and
nt six weeks in Fairfield1 county.
hether he is the Gardner wl.O was in
at riot or not matters little. His tale
ay be taken~ for what it is worth, but
said that the people of Winnsboro
ere the most suspicious he had ever
me in conitact with, le did not
main long in this supicious place.
A STATE CONSTABLE IS HERE.
Constable Smith, who lived in this
unty, in fact married here, is in
wn. He has been watching the ex
ess delivery and the freight delivery
so. Up to going to press he has
und no liquor. He has not searched
ty express otice lately but has been
mnfining himself to the delivery of
ipments from the cars to the agents.
e seized a package at the G. C. k N.
i in Chester marked to a party in
innsboro. He says he does not
ow how long he will be in town,
rhaps two or three days or two
eek. He says he is operating under
e '93 act, and has a right to search
Laces where it is reasonable to pre
ie that liquor is sold. But thirnks
is useless in Winnsboro as he hears
tat the stuff has been put out of sight.
[owever, if he thinks it ne::essary, lie
Lay d so. He says he wants to treat
erybody right and will not be bul!.
ozed or deterred from doing his duty
he sees it
HOME
I have just returned from tl
I have been with J. L. Mimnaug:
A Large Sto<
IN ALL THE LAI
Will open up some stuff in
ever) body in Fairfield County.
You will certainly hear f
columns.
Q. I).WL
Home Raised Tramps.
Our reporter was informed by a
entleman in town that several of the
"good samaritan" kind were imposed
on last Satarday night by some town
>oys. There is a party of boy% who
Are getting up a play, in fact have
already had one performance and did
quite well; in this play they needed'a
board which they soon "grew" from
long grey moss. Of course the spirit
f Viischief is native with the boy,,
and after looking at their once familiar
faces, they conceived the' idea that
their identity, with that beard wl., was
questionable to a certain degree. The
plot dawned oii iheni at once, they
struck for the street, and1 tirst ~ ap
eared, so we heard, at Mr. J. MJ.
Elliott-; not mieaning to slight anyone
hley gave Uapt. McMeekin a call ; the
next place~ that we heard of them call-J
ng was at V r. Jenntings. These
people would tnot refuse a hungry
man, s'f course Dot. They op)ened their
earts and their sideboards also. The
lOys, we are informed.. c ime up street
and sold their beggings for a smnall
pittance and it is rttasonablc to sup
pose that the pile was puffed away in
igarette smoke One of the boys
tried to "play it'" en Mr. WV. W.
Ketchtin at the depot but he took him
in. Boy s will be boys.
All 1'ree.I
Tlhose who have used Dr. King's New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, hatve now the opportunity to try
it Free. Cail on tihe advertised Druggist
and get a Trial Botti , Free. Sen 3 our
name and address to 11. E. Blueien & Co.,
C icauo, and get a sample box of Dr.
Ki g's New Life Pills Fiee, as well as a
copy of Guide to Ile'alth and Ilousehold
[nstructor, keree. Al 11 e which is guaran.
teedl to doa you g od and cost you nothing
at McMaste-r & Co 's Drug Store. *
Pimples, blackheads, moles, freckles.
ata and snburn removed by Johnson's
(riental Soap. Medicinal. Winns
boro Drug Store *
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. ~
COMPOUND.
andlal o 1
eared. rael of uu lcl9led
Eooe i af isS tu fo onsCTO
enveoe to ladies on tamps
DR. E. C. JETER,
Ph~ysician and Surgeon.
offers 1is~ profeed-nal services to the
people of Fairfield.
Postoffice addres4 Jenkinsville, S C.
9-4-ly
House and Lot for Sale.
Sagent or at torney in fact of the
A heirs of Martha S. Parker, de
ceased, I will Bell to the -highest bidder
bfote the Court House door in Winns
bro otn the first Monday in November
next, for cash, the house and lot lying
on Vanderborst Street, in sai.l town,
bounded on the south by the McLall
lot, occupied by D. Eglestont, onl the
west by'ot belonging to heirs of James.
B. McCaute, deceased, and otn the north
by lot of Mris. L.ibbie Stnith; provided -
te same is not sold before that time
at private sale. P'arties desiring to
purchase at private salo can appl ytoj
A. S. Douglass, Esq., or the under- il
signed. b
9-3txlawtd WV. N. MASON. a
t<
J. C RHYNE,
BESSEMER CITY, N. C.,
GASTON CO.,
Manufacturer of
Orders recei red by me will be prompt- S
ly filled at lowest price-. r
Satisfaction Guaranteed. C
Reference - First National Batnk,
LGAIN.
ie Northern Markets, where
i buying a
:k of Goods
'EST STYLES.
a day or so that will interesi
rom me soon through thesc
L[FOR D,
MANAGER.
JUST RECEIVED!
'RESll SODA
CRACKERS
BEST
)ream Cheese,
~RESH MACARON]
ALSO
'RESH MACKEREL
A. B. CATHOART.
)PENED
TO--DAY,
One case pure Cod Fish
in i lb. packages.
One barrel
~resh Family Lake Whit<
Fish.
Five pails
Lake White Fish.
2c. Sealed Herrings.
c. Fresh Family Mackerel.
ic. Fresh Alaska Salmon.
xc. Mustard Sardines.
Apples, Bananas, &c.
SHaben icht.
!NOTICE.
OTCE id hereby given that ai
~application for the extention o
ie charter of the Wadesboro, Winns
*ro and Camak Railroad Company
d amendments thereto, will be mad<
the next session of the General As
mrbly, as required by the terms o
ction 1603 of the Revised Statutes o
>ath Carolina, 1893.MSTR
9--1 President.
NOT1CE.
OTICE is hereby given that al
application for the extention c
ie charter of the Winnsboro and Fiel
a Railroad Company, and amend
ents thereto, will be made to the ne3
ssion of the~ General Assembly, a
qnired by the termis of Section 160
f he Revied Statutes of South Car<
.. 189. G.I.'c ATR
GOOD MORNING.
We wish to say our buyer has returned frcm New York.
Vanderbilt, Rothchild and those other fellows are hauling in
our goods rapidly, and we are now ready to siow many
New Goods at Low Tariff Prices.
Ve will talk more when we have more time.
A sweeping and pressing invitation to all who visit
Respectfully,
J. M. Beaty & Bro.
26 Pound at $125L
C(heap wheels are next to worthless.
We never recommnend t hen.
The 1894WIRLCK
is the leader in bicycle construction. Warwicks are made in the interest of
riders-heavy riders, light riders, fast riders, cautious riders. Their light
weight is made subject to durability. Neither are sacrificed.
Both are attained.
OUR GUARANTEED 2:5-POUND W HEEL
fitted with road tires, is creating a sensation. It carries the same guarantee as
heavier wheels. Don't overlook the Warwick, for the best
is none too good when you begin riding.
Lay aide tne idea that the best bicycles are extravagantExtravagnce is n |
| the 1 SE. not in the purchase. The best is the mobL economical. Ecenomy is a I
revenue. In this ca-se it will pay a premium on its cost n-any years. And you
avoi d all repair:.
CATALOGUE FREE.
SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
P. 5.-Warwick guarantees extend 1.e
yodthe salesroom. T-3
If YuWntoKnow How
Good Buggies are Made, T llS1ig iltl4
READ.
Seats: GL: PINS .C
Our seat frani.es are made of white
ash, thoroughly glued together at corn--_______
ers and a s-yrrmetrical skirt cut on.
them.
Panels are made oval by arranging Thsfvrt eotoreahan
the machine with a special rig we have
gotten up, so that when the seat is
finishied it presents a convex surface,plaueinooentvstr.Fr
thus cansing the varnish to show to
good advantage, and giving the vehicleraeofbrdndthrptiurs
a handsome appearance. t eats are
thoroughly ironed to a patter'n s5> that
they are all alike, and backs and tops apyt
are interchangeable. The advatatage
of this is that if you have cnelof our
buggies and want a cushion, back or f~, lf
top we can send you one to fit. Panels 'ufQ f 1 nn
are made of Blue Ridge Mountain illUUL U 1IJIU
polar.
Our seats arc made by Mr.-Cicero
Moore wit hi a competent corps of as- Poreos
We proudly chatlenige the world to ________
co apare seats with us.
SMr. W. M. Patrick, oft Woodward,
ha; r eccntly acceptedt the agency forFrGenSpig W
our product in his vicinity, and will
be pleased to explain' to you the merits tr pl o
YorvileL.ECN$ $140 G, S C
pleas0r1is*no open ovtos.Fo
Thehotl t. hi deighful eroo Appy oFTU
refvted "PRMIU imroed lTe oL A* R~iTU, ~5
wlbeUGGY." hesaono ay cnuae~b PAUbSaMPSON.
tehinstat.IecusewearL.h Dog~~ufct2so
YorkvilretheC.al3ueHgENen ta
th-10-1e a o 5e C oRDusttue.ANou
ha8th pesoal uprvsio o anythr ake. TaED At
Wavely illsP. ., eorgtowPNICEot.
Count, S. . JS ereb give.thatapdlcaton wil
The hteT ahthisdeligtfuin coolboS. EC. St
Se etrths beenthorughly ctbr CKT1N, o eealS
willbe pene fo theseaon o Ma the loing e rgtifatue oft
the :h istan.in tsh ita tce orfld, a irntee
2Roz.MSUu LGE nd trip excurscontticket now ontekaunowtnpn henm api ag
sale Nolayove atLneclscn Peples Bidankto i'ta Cerifcaes
necio CmOAd NN O No.msutefn 1qua, cutofor n sare, inasy ain anf
bathig, slendi tising. Thetab , ta ubrecshre a i th enae~o
haBtepesoa pISON ofathe ehe ie ; erbtificte N or
proprietres, an wil besupliedwit deo1r anret sharesyo, ine aeof
al Ala s n e rim s w einIdeson S- u ge wayer the c erii.e
Fo ors des D STEHEMR
MRS . NHO WILLANS NOTICE
Waverlyt Mills P.YO.,,Georgetown -
County, a.C. hom ih eeling Drgivn, tpcowl
eu zuu~FRI . eAdel to The Peole Bak At
- MwtheE offic7-8tin Wionsboro , S. Cnat
ofithe following Ortificates of Stoc
inth cpta soc f aifil Svig