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EVERY O and 1 Bellinig Gr C WE MUST HAVE MO PT BDONT GO I We W DON'T WAIT; COME AT iThurs.iay. January S. 1u95 MAIL COJYT ECTIO~S Letters will be r'.ilected fro- the letter hoxes at 11.15 s.. m. and Tp. in. going south, and 5,30 p. m. and 9 p. am. going north. -Boarders wanted. W. J. Er.LioTT. -How many times have you writ - ten 1894 this year? -Go to see Hi Henry at Boag's r House on the 10th. e are prepared7 for all kinds of e. GivR a t ial. We guar antee to p -Mr. W. L. nald, formerly of this place, has gone out of the hotel business in Charlotte. -Times are hard, but you wish to * keep up with the news in your county, therefore subscribe for THE NEWS * aND Hunan. -Send to THE NIws AND HERALD office for liens, notes, mortgages, bills of sale, etc.; you will nee3 'hem. Let us make you prices. -Court convenes on the third Mon clay (18th) in February. Judge Benet will -preside. This will be Judge Benet's first term at Winneboro. -Mr. WV. E. Nendrix and his mother will move to Mr. J. M. Galloway's place soon. Mr. Galloway has left for '- Atlanta. His family will soon follow. -The County Auditer wishes every one to make their returns now. The books are open, and if you are promrt it will facilitate matters greatly; so do * not delay. * -Mr. J. N. Center is selling out the stock of R. T. Matthews for the as signee, R. H. Jennings. The sale will continue until the bulk of the stdek is closed ornt. -There has been less moving appa -rently this season so far than any sea son previous. The people either are satisfied or think they cannotl do any better by shifting around. -We regret to loose Mr. J. M. Gal loway and family from this county. He has several sons whose energy and labors will be reaped by another State soon. We need such men here. -The beautiful snow is not -very beautiful now. It is beginning to melt and the sleigh-ride and snow ball exercise will soon be over, unless it snows again, which would not surprise us. .. -All persons sentenced to two years, or less time in the penitentiary, will be put to work on the public roads now. So -offenders against the law will earn their bread by the "sweat of their brows." -Mr. W. B. Doty lost a very fine mare on Mcnday night. Shewas as Ane looking as any animal brought here in a gobd while. He purchased her at the auction sale of Kentucky and Tennessee animals. -A petition has been circulated asking for the appointment of Mr. J. K. Henry, of the Chester bar, to fill the unexpired term of Solicitor Hough. Mr. Henry is a man of ability and would make a competent official. -Hi Henry's car has looking-glass doors to the wardrobes and other apartments, and when it was here be fore some ladies went to see it. One lady bowed to herself, thinking she was meeting some one, and another thought one of the party had gotten into another apartment and asked, "Hcw did you get over in there?" -"It is a genuine satisfaction to at tend a first class entertainment such as Hi Henry's Minstrels gave last night. Their singers can sing, and their brand new jokes make one laugh, there was not a person in the large audience who did not look forward with pleasure to -another visit from this excellent organ ization."-The Kingston Leader, Feb. 9, natipation and sick headache per ntly cured, and piles prevented apanese Liver Pellets; especiaily ted to children's use. Winnsboro NE WANTS A * ~ag NEY, AND WE ARE DETI LICES THAT WILL BRING 10 ME WITHOU1 ill Save You the ONCE AND GET YOUR C1 'H HU] IX A. DESPORTJ -The maragement of the Cotton States and International Exposition, has closed a contract with parties who performed a similar service for the World's Fair, to bring to the Cotton States and International Exposition an Italian exhibit to cover 10,000 square feet, and an Austro-Hungarian exhibit of 5,600 square feet. . -The State of North Carolina has its World's Fair exhibit practically in taot, and the question of bringing it up to date and making an exhibit - at the Cotton States and International Exposition has been favorably con sidered by the State board of agri culture, which body has recommended such action to the legislature. -_j~nqso Drur Store, druggists, recommend Joinso's -4r1 QraP I for all Akin Pnd scalp diseases, tan ano sunburn and the comoplexion. DIED FROM THE BURN.-The child of Jno. B. Jakes, colored, which was burnt several days ago, as was men tioned by us, died from the effect of its wounds. WANTED MONET FOR CHRISTMAS. On Christmas day Trial Justice Cath cart sent Gilbert Williams, a small olored boy, to jail for stealing $5.75 from a colored woman. ATTENTON,FIREMEN I-Attend reg ular meeting of Winpsboro Steam Fire Engine Company this (Thursday) evening at 7 o'clock. Li. B. McMASTER, Secretary. -The Georgia legislature has taken action on the Cotton States and Inter national Exposition by making an appropriation for an exhibit. This endorsement will, of course, help to secure favorable action in other States. The appropriation is $17,500, but this will be supplemented in various ways and the exhibit will be a handsome one. REPORTED IN A BAD COi~NTmON. The negro Hart, who killed Smith, and who was wounded in the fight at Salem Churdh on Tuesday of Christ mas week, is still in a bad condition, so we are informed. NEXT MONDA.-On Monday, Jan uary 7, the committee appointed at the mass meeting in the Court House will meet to embody the plans suggested at that meeting and take some definite action as to the business course for the coming year. Do not forget the aay, January 7. WITING FOR A HEARING.-Williamn Sloat was brought up from Columbia by the Sheriff and is awaiting a pre liminary hearing before Trial Justice Cathcart. He is one of the party charged with cutting Humphrey Brown at Blythewood several days ago. A deputy has gone for the other parties. WILI. HAVE THAT CAKE.-Mr. T. L. Johnston, of the Wateree Prize Club, wants us to notify the News and Couner that he will "take the cake" on the hog question for 1895. Mr. Johnston made a pig gain 387 pounds in 300 days last year, and he is going to do better. Watch the returns for 1895. Do PUstIC OFFIcIALs HAVE A PAL LET FOR 'PossoMs?-The Greenville News noted the fact that the vender of live animals secuxed a ready customer for four large, fat opossumns in the person of the clerk of the court at that place. The High Sheriff, as the dar kies call him, is the official who stima lates the 'possum market here. Loss of strength and fiesh, wasting away from any cause promptly arrested by using that greatest of all fat pro. ducers, Johnson's Tasteless Compound Cod Liver Oil. Winnsboro Drug Store. Is TEERE NO PLACE FOR A FOOL? The law passed by the last legislature in reference to receiving subjects, says in substance that in the cases of idiots, if the asylum is crowded, that such subjects will not be taken, or must give place for raving maniacs or dan gerous persons. This is reasonable, but it looks like there is ne place for a fonl not even in the asylum. BARGIN Ig99 is ain Prices. ;RMINED TO SELL AT IT. SEEING US. Dimes. -IRISTMAS TRICKS FR JM ES, Manapor. -A pleasant incident at the head quarters of the Cotton States and In ternational Exposition was the visit of Director General Wills and a number of directors of the Tennessee Centen nial Exposition. They came to see what Atlanta was doing and went home enthused. The party was driven over the grounds and given a lunch at the Piedmont club house. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. UNCLAIMED LE'TERs. - There are letters in the postoffiee here nucalled for to the following addresses: Miss Cora Armstrong, Mfss Magie Brown, Mrs. S. Fair, Miss Anner Clowney, John Davis, Lucy Green, Mi3s Cattie Lesane. 4. CUTTING SCRAPE AT BLTTHEWOOD. -SeveralaMdRL" nltvPP"-a at Blythewood. We could not learn the cause of the tronble, but as a result Mr. Humphrey Brown, a son of Mr. J. W. Brown, is cut, and the Sherif has sent for Thomas Howard, Win. Raines, Jr., Joseph Trapp, Tijos. M. Trapp and William Sloat. They are charged with assault und battery with intent to kill. Mr. Brown's wounds cannot be very serious as he came to Winnsboro to prosecute these parties. CHIasTMuS AND WHISKE.-Christ mas should be a time of peace and en joyment, but the question may very pertinently be asked who will be killed this Christmas on every Christmas occasion. In this county one negro killed another near Salem, and a riot at Simpson's happened on Christmas Eve. We do not know what condition the parties were in at Salem, but we hear some of the negroes were drink ing at the Simpson riot. Christmas and whiskey should not happen to gether, but they generally do. Personals. Mr. Ri. J. McCarley, of Columbia, arrived here on Wednesday. Mr. Jno. A. Desportes, of Ridgeway, is spending several days in town. Mr. L. T. Wilds, of Columbia, was in town on Wednesday . Mr. Jos. Groschel, of Chester, was in town on Wednesday. Rev. Jabez Ferris will return home Friday night and will occupy his pul pit on Sunday. Rev, and Mrs. J. H. McLin are vis iting relatives in town. Mr. Janses Jones was in town on Wednesday and expresses himself as very much pleased with his Oregen stock-. Mr. Robert Frazier, who had a Situ ation with Mr. Q. D. Williford, mana ger for Mr. J. L. Mimnaugh at this place, has gone to Columbia to work for Mr. Mimnaugh in hi. Columbia establishment. Messrs. T. K. Elliott and J. F. Mc Master have returned from Florida. They are very much pleased with their trip and favorably impressed with the country. Mr. T. W. Lauderdale, who accompanied them, will return later. He got out to chat with a good looking Yankee girl at a station and the train left him. Four Big Successes. Having the needed merit to more than make g ood all the advertising claimed for them, the following four remedies have reached a phenomenal sale. Dr. King's New Discovery, for Consumption, Congh and Colds, each bottle guara teed; Elec tric Bitters, the great remedy for Liver, Stomach and Kianeys; Buckien's Arnica Salve, the best in the world, and Dr. King's .1lew Life Pills, whicn are a perfect pill. All these remedies Lre guaranteed to do just what is claimed for them and the dealer whose name is attached here with will be glad to tell you more of them. Sold at McMaster & co.'s Drug Store- * Bucalen's &raliea Saiwe. THE~ BEsT SALVE in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chepped Hands, Chill..,lains, (Xorns, and all Skin Eruptions, and p<s. tively eures Piles, or no pay required 1t is guaranteed to give perfect s:irsfaction, r mone~y refunded. Price s3 'snts pes box. For sale by :.leNs'er & Co~ Don't be talked into having an operation performed or injections of carbolic acid used as it may cost you your life. Try Japanese Pile Cure. Winuhsnbrno rug S-r * MIMNi Has some Overcoats, And they have velvet It makes the people lauq When he tells the pri( MIMNAUGHI Has some little Suits, And they are made of Mother says-they are ju4 To wear to church or i MIMNAUGH Has some Cheviot Suits In Blue, Black and Bi Customers say they are I They have seen thus f; MIMNAUGH Has some Macintoshes, They are overcoats, yc The style is late and b The swells will tell yol MIMNAUGH Has some Cataways, Becoming every gent; They look so sweet and I The call them Prince I MIMNAUGH Asks before you buy To look before you lea And if you jump into hi You'll find Clothing gc J L. MIM Q. D. WILLIFOI STOCKHOLDERS' HEETING. T IIE Annual Meeting of the Stock holders of the Winusboro Na tional Bank, of Winnsboro, S. C., will ake place at the Bank on Thursday, 3rd January, 1895. T. K. ELLIOTT, Cashier. 1-1-St Christmas AND IQLIDAY GOODS! WE ARE NOW Opening up onr line of Holiday Goods1 and ask every body to call and see them. ALL KINDS OF NOVELTIES. Books for the old and young. Pres ets for everybody, and some things ery nice for the young people. The rices will surprise you. Don't fail to see them. Theyare CHEAP! CHEAP! CHEAP!1 -ALSO We have a large line of Toilet GoodsC sitable for presents-Colognes, Ex racts, Soaps, Brushes, Sponges, hamois Skins, &c. LAMPS, All kinds-Hanging, Stand,4 LAMPS, Glass, Decor:'ted and Plain LAMPS, Lamps. These will go ve.ry LAMPS. cheap. -ALS9-( All kinds of Glassware, Jelly Dishes, owls, Tumblers, &c. All must go at rices to suit hard times. We are still closing out our line o1 Schoiol Books at cost. Give us a call. Winnsboro Drug Store. Writing Desks, Portfolios, Scrap Books, Autograp and Photograph Albums, Work Boes, Dressing Ua4es, J tc. Stationery, Paer Knives, Crepe issue Paper, Celluloid Sheets, Pic ure Frames, Mirrors, Hair Brushes, having Brushes, Combs, Perfumery, oilet Soaps and Cactus Dandruff oap. Cups, Saucers, Plates, Tea Sets, hamber Sets, Sugar Dishes, etc. GLASSWARE-In Pickle, Celery, reserve, and other dishes. LAMPS-Library, Stand, Hanging f nd Bracket. Books. By Rosa Carey, Juliana Ewing, Sir amuel Baker, Reid, and a lot of other riters. A nice assortment of Xmas Cards - nd Booklets. Oranges at wholesale and retail. W.DoucLus ~ HOE eORA IN. - ~'FiCatF&KANWGA.o $3APPOLICE,35OtEZr 2.$7.UBDYSSHOLSHOR , LADI1ES. Ove One Mh Hon People wear the W.L.Dougas $3& $4Sh1Oes .. All ourshoes are equally sasfactory The gvethebet ale for thenmnet'. y"lhnrdealercanno~tsupplyYouwecan. Soldb W. J. JONSsON,. 7-3 Ridgeway, S. C. g ChidrnCry fnr Pithc Enetarian t GH aollars; ,h right out e, Five Dollars. wool; 't too cute school. own; he best Lr in town. u know; ound to take. I SO. it so neat, 1egent. p, store, od and cheap. NAUGH. D, - - MaaOr. I HAVE Just received a nice line of IOLDIAY GOODS, Casisting of rewelry, Watches and Chains, oUd Silver and:Plated Wares. -Albo Jhina Plate 'p.and Saucers, (both gold band and plain.) Vases, &c., Vhich can 'be bought as cheap for ~ASH here as anywhere else, quality f goods taken into consideration Perhaps I can suit YOU. Call in nd see. 3. M. Chandler. 8-31-1y 1HIRISTMAS GOOBS HAVE ARRIVED. )ranges, Apples, Cocoanuts, vaporited Apples, Raisins, Nuts of all kinds, Cheese, Macaroni, nd a full line of Groceries. Give me a call. A. B. CATIHCA RT. J. C. RHYNE, ~ESSEMER CITY, N. C., GASTON CO.,1 Manufacturer of rders received by me will be prompt ly filled at lowest prices. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Reference - First National Bank, astonia, N. C. 5-17 FNE STOCK FOR SALE ! A T A BA RGAIN. NE FINE THOROUGHBRED, REG Guernsey Bull, iree years old. He has a very marked rae up its stoc of much cows would do 1eit get him. Call at this office for par 189g. 1895. ->9New * Year's R E QU ES T. All parties who are owing us accounts will please arrange to payin thelnext few days. We are owing money and must make prompt collections in order to pay promptly. Respectfully,, J. M. BEATY & BRO. COTTON IS KING? -8Money is King Nowl9 And if you went to see how "King Money" rules, just call on us and examine our CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, CRAVATS, ETC.e and you will find that he rules with an "strong arm" and a "mighty oand". We have Stylish Clothes and Stylish Hats, bui the "King" says they must go, and go they will. aW~bout your account ? Why, Nvme ilso be here, A MJMUST BE PAID. T. H. KET Headquarters t _o Millinery3 TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED LADIES', MISSES' AND CHILDRN S Hats in all the latest shapes. . A large stock-of Ribbons, Fancy Feathers, Birds and Tips. Fancy Pins, Buckles, Velvets, Silks, Crepes and other goods per taining to this department. As we have a large stock of these goods which must be sold in season, we have marked onr prices on them down. Now is your time to come and buy. at J. 0. BOAG'S. - -->Staple Dry Goods~s< Novelty and Solid Color Dress Goods of various styles and material, with Trimmings for same. - k Fancy Goods and Notions as low as the lowest. o Come and see for bargains at --J. 0. BOAG'S. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Shoes, Hats and other goods usually fonnd in a general merchandise store to be found at J- 0. BOAG'S. Furniture, Sewing Machines, Cooking Stoves, Organs, Buggies, Surreys, Road Carts, and One and Two-horse Wagons. J. O. Bog A NEW SUPPLY OF An Ordinanice RELATING TO FIsH AISD OYsTEns. Be ic enacted and ordained by the W ndowIntendant and Wardens of the town of Winnsboro, in Council met and by the authority of the sam'3: That on and after the passage of this Snaaes~Ordinance any person may engage in the business of selling fish and oysters on the streets of the town of Wina CombningNumeous boro upon paying to the Town Coun Point of Mrit.cil a liconse fee of Two and 50-100 e Dollars per quarter. ____________That all Ordinances and parts or Ordinances inconsistent with this Or dinance be and the came are hereby Cheapest and Most Popular repealed. for Windows. ' Done in Council this 24th day or November, A. D. 1894, and (L. s.] with the corporate seal of the town affixed. Buy for profit, keep up toAte: J.EMDO LD ate and get the best. A new J..HxNTCekoCuni upply of121 WINDOW POLES 5T rtc h haatwiha AND CORNICES. gettoul n onieal as low as can be bought inipoaaefrtepbi eeiw Columbia and Augusta. Save .ihrb a rngt your express charges. ~ .MC~S J. R. MDONA, J.1-3 A . B.NAT CREkGfHoTnil - ---.NOTICE OTE.R SUprotEctthheNtG, TwhAihNt eithyAlyerbdaornht EDGAR EAFFT. W~WOULWARD, ~-1t~y Jnnins; S C -8-8y F. o M. GA SDE.