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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE Tuesday. March 5. :5 I New Advertisements. Shut Your Eyes- M. L. Kinard. . oealIM a -The cold weather still lingers with us. -Mrs. Brockington's cottage on Frazier street will soon be completed. -The Supervisor of Registration was kept busy Monday registering negro voters. -Mr. A. B. Cathcart is erecting a neat little cottage on the lot once familiarly known as the Presbyterian woods. -Policeman McMaster seized a ive gallon keg of whiskey at the Ireight depot on Satu:day night- It was con signed to H. Jacobs. -Kinard has a change in his adver tisement this morning. "Shut your eyes and choose at random, end you can't miss a good bargain," he says. See his ad. for reduction in prices. -A negro on Mr. Samuel Cathcart, Sr.'s, place was going down a well * to get a bucket out, and when down about twelve feet the rope broke and he fell about fifty feet. He sustained no very serious injuries, only his ankle sprained and a small bone in his leg broken. -The Medical Board met on Mon day and elected Dr R B Hanaban president, Dr J R McMaster 1st vice presiden;, Dr J W Team 2"d vice president, Dr J C Buchanan secretary and treasurer, Drs J E Dongkss, T B McKinstry and E U Jeter delegates to State Convention; alternates, Drs Pal mer, Buchanan and Austin Scott. The ax,,ociation hrd a splendid banquet at the Winneboro IBotel. -Messrs. J. C. Chamberlain and Bank, of Bridgeport, Conn., have come down for a few days of sport in hunt ing birds. They are now at Major; Wodward's. They are p.ominent lawyers, and take this method of get ting a little recreation. Mr. Cham be-:lain spent a couple of weeks here in March, 1893, and mada a number of friends among our local sportsmen. He was at one time a Commonwealth attorney for the State of Connecticut. It is barely possible that he may buy a little place here to which he can come during the winter and hunt birds. We hope that these gentlemen will enjoy their hunt and meet with success. -"The Simple Story of How to Build an Electric Motor at Home" is the title of a serial now running in the Detroit Electrical Student. The story of how to build Motor No. 2, and the battery to run it, told in language a p child can understand, begins with the issue of March 2. Give the boys a chance. Electricity will be the big gest bread-winner of the 20th century. Perhaps your boy, if he gets a start, will make it his life-work. The Sta dent is a crisp little weekly for ama teur students of electricity. One dollar a year. Five subscriptions will bring the sender castings and material for one motor ready to be built, freight prepaid. Student Publishing Com pany, 33 Lafayette Aye., Detroit, Mich. Japantse Liver Pellets are small, but greater in their effects; no griping; 50 doses 25 cts. Winnsboro Drug Store. * MONEY To LOAN.-Apply to T. W. Lauderdale, President, or T. K. Elliott, Cashier Savings and Investment Coin pany, adv RELIGIOUS SERVIcE.-Dr. W. Mc Pheeters, D. D., of Columbia, will preach at Horeb on Sunday, 17th March, at 11 a. in., and at Union on the evening of the ~sme day at 3.30 o'clock. Tns WATER SUPPY.--The follow ing is the report of the policeman on the water supply measurements taken en Meniday morning: ft. in. *.urt-heuse cistern..........15 10 - ~Depot cistern..............14 10 Elliott's cistern.............. 9 7 Neil's cistern............-.147 Miller's cistern.............. 7 6 Phillips' cistern.............5S 10 Cumnmings' cistern..........16 5 Fersonazs, Judge Benet left Saturday evening for Lancaster, at which place Court convened on Monday. Judge Benet made a favorable impression on the bar and the people. Mrs. E. B. McMaster, who has been visiting her son, Dr. H. B. McMaster, In Way nesbero, Ga., returned home on Saturday evening. Clerk of School Boards. There will be a meeting of the clerks of district school boards in the CourtI House at 2 o'clock p. m , sharp, on the 8th instant. Full meeting very necer Strayed or Stoleu, Anyo one finding a set ter dog, n~amed Victor, one y ar old, white and liver colored spots, will be amply rewarded for return'ing the same to the under signed. adv G. B. McMASTE. Aln tree. Those who have used Dr. King's New Discovery know its value, and those who have nor, havi~e now the oppo.rtunity to try it F:ee. Cail on the advertised Druggist and get a Trial Botti , Free. Seu n.Llr name and address to IL E. Uuenlen &~Co., (a icago, and get a sample box of Dr. Ki: c's New Life Piuls Fiee, as well as a copy of Guide to tlealth and Hlousohold Instructor, Free. ?11 of which is guaran teed to (to you gjod and cost you nothing .. Mrae aer & Co. s Drug Se. * Woodward & Rabbs Store. The store house of Messrs. Wood & Rabb, at Rockton, was entered on Friday night by some unknown person or persons. The entry was made at the side door. It is supposed that some merchandise was stolen, but exactly how much can't be told. The safe was badly battered; s.) much so that it could not be unlocked on Satur day morning. Major Woodward with the aid of th'e blood hound followed the track of the thief near Winnsboro, and he thinks he would have been able to have followed it further but the hard rain which began to fall put an end to it. Johnson's Aromatic Compound Cod Liver Oil with Malt, Lime and Soda cures consumption and all pulmonary troubles by making rich blood and new tissue, adding flesh and strength to the body. Winnsboro Drug Store.* A Food for Man and Beast. Dr. V. P. Clayton, who now lives in Columbia, but formerly lived in this county, is trying some experiments with the always interesting cotton seed. The cotton plant of the South may become not only the means of clothing people, of feeding animals, of fertilizering the soil, bat if the ex periment of Dr. Clayton succeeds it may become an important food for man. Dr. Clayton's lit le nephew, a little fellow about fire years old, was accustomed to go with him to feed his cattle, and the little fellow would eat the cotton seed meal from the feed bis. "For more than two years," says Dr. Clayton, "he has eaten it with avidity," and is well developed physically. Dr. Clayton tried mixing it with two-thirds of white flour or corn meal, and had it baked or fried as batter or dough. He finds that it cooks well, and that it possessed a rich nutty flavor very pleasant to the palate. This would certainly make a cheap food, and the experiment will be watched with coasiderable inter est. It may be that some method will be decovered by wbich the meal may be used without minug with anything else. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Teachers' AssocIat'on, Attention! The regular meetiug of the Teachers' Association will be held at Mt. Zion chool en the Sth inst. All white teachers are requested to be present as business of inpor:ance will come be fore the meeting. The i 'ustees are requested to attend .his meeting as their presence is vital to the issue. Besides the usual business of the association thc program will be as follows: Pape r-"Our rofession'-Mr. F.E. Piwry Education - Miss Ruth Simpson. Music. Matematics-"tQuick Subtraction" -Pof. W. 11. Wil herow. CalisbencS-Miss Rachel B. Mc Masser. Plan of History Recitation-Mr. W. R. Minter. Music-MIyss Ma-y F. McMaster. The e.ichers who are unable to reach home on the night of the day of exer cises will be taken care of by the citizes or Winnsbo. COURT PROCEEDINGS. The following cases were up in Court on Satarday: Berkley Phosphate Co. vs. U. G. Desportes. Order for judcgment. J. E. McDonald, plaintiffs' attorney. W. J. Roddy vs. J. E. MceDoaald. Order for jadgment. Ragsdale & Ragsdae for plainuiff. J. F. McMaster vs. Charlote Evans et al. Orderof reference. Ragsdale & Ragsdae for plaintiff, J. G. Mz Cants for defendants. The Scottish American Mortgage Company against M. M. Clowney et a. Order confliming report on sale. . E. McDonald for plaintiff. John K. Johnston vs. Joha R. Craig, Assignee. Order dismissing the complaint. Paal Hemphill for plaintiff, J. E. McDonald for defend Rowers, Gibbs & Co., against U. G. espot tes. Judgment by default. I. . McDonald for pla~intiff. Armour Packing Co. vs. U. G. Des ortes. Judgment by default. J. E. McDonald for plaintiff. John P. Mattnews against Kittie Rosboro. Report on sale and order confirming same. J. E. McDonald for paintiff. British-American Mfg. Co. against 3. G. Mobley et al. J. E. McDonald for plaintiff. Order of r'eference. The Peoples Bank against T. S. Bice et al. J. E. McDonald for paintiff. J. G. Mc~ants for defend ant, Craig. :has. A. Conklin Mfg. Co. against R T. Matthews. J. E. McDonald for Paintiff. Order for judgment. Mary E. Ketchin vs. Thos. H. Ketch ni. Order for judgment. J. E. Mc Donald for plaintiff. T. W. Ketchin, Admr., azainst James S~ewart, et al. Rieport of receiver and order of discharge. J. E. Mc Dnald for plaintiff. . H. Jennings, Clerk, vs. HI. L. Parr. Order of reference. J. G. M c Catts and J. E. McDonald for plain iff. agsdale & Ragsdale for de F. W. Wagener & Co. against Ri. H. Jennings as Admr. and others. A. S. X. D. Douglass for p'aintiffs, J E. McDonald for defendants. Or der of reference, &c. The Bristish-American Mfg. Co. McDonald for plaintiff. A S. W. D. Douglass fo: defendant, Winnsboro National Bank. Judgment for foreclosure. Johnson's Magetic Oil kills all pains whether internal or external. $1.00 size 50 cts; 50 ct. size 25 cents. Winns boro Drug Store. A CORRECTION. Xessrs. Editors: I notice the grand jury in their presentment say that my book was not presented for examina tion. I sent it to town by a member of the grand jury and it is still in the jury room. If they did not examine it, it was n:t my fault. Respectfully W. G. SmiTH. March 2, 1895. CENTREVILLE CURLINGS. CENTREVILLE, March 2, 1895.-It has been some time since the corre spondent from Centreville has had a word to say. Want of opportunity and want of pens has prevented our weekly correspondence. We have not hardly time now to write; something else is to be done. The 8 inch snow is gone and the earth has become soft again. It is time now to be hearing that "get up mule, what are you do ing?" We have only heard a few of those old time remarks yet, but if this beautiful sun shine weather conti.aeb the soil in this section will soon 'c turned upside down. Not to plant cttou in, oh no! but corn and peas and potatoes. Last year's dose of five-cents cotton is plenty, thanks for a while. We cannot eat cotton neither can we pay debts with it at five cents and 'tia. very likely to be lower. We can live independent with our sorghum molasses, hog and hominy. There is not one entered the hog contest in this section that we know of, but there will be hogs raised here all the same. Mr. Thomas 0. Hollis lost a fine horse last Sunday, a week ago. He was a fine horse in looks and just as fine in quality, it was the only horse kind Mr. Hollis owned and is cer tainly a heavy blow in the midst of such hard times. Mr. William Franklin Wright died at his residence on February 25, near Centreville. Mr. Wright had been in declining health for a long time, dropsy developed and he grew rapidly worse until the end came on the 25th The funeral ceremonies were con ducted by Rev. John .R. Smith at Bloomingdale Baptist Church at 11 o'clock a. m. on the 26. His remains were interred in the churchyard at 12 m. to sleep the sleep that knows no waking 'till the resurrection morn. Mr. Wright leaves a wife and one child and many friends to mourn his loss. Our sympathies are with the bereaved. W. R. H. STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, LucAs COUNTY, FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of1 F. J. CHENEY & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and 1 Statei aforesaid, and that said firm I will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED( DOLLARS for each and every case of CATAEH that cannot be cured by the use of HALL'S CATAIRRr CURE. FRANK J. CEENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of Deeem ber, A. D. 1886. [sEAL) A. WV. tiLEASON, Notary Public. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tbe system. Send for testimonials, frec. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, 0. gWSold by Druggists, 75c. Chas. Ryan, Druggist, Springfield, Ill., writes: "Japanese Pile Cure is a big seller and has given entire .satis faction, except in one case, which was ade entirely satisfactory byp our promptly refunding the $5.00. Winns boro Drug Store. * Municipal1Election. A N election for Intendant and four' t. Wardens for the town of Winne boro for the ensuing year will be held at the Town Hall in Winusboro on ON4DAY, the FIRST DAY OF APRIL, 1895, from 9 A. M4. to 4 P. MI. Books for the registration of voters will be open at the same place on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday receding from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. eaeh day. The following gentlemen compose the board of registratiour J. H. Propst, S.K. McDonald, W. R. Elliott. By order of Council: J. A. HINNANT, 321m Clerk. C SAITU- IRISH-e POTATOES. IEBRON, SECOND) CR01' EARLY nose, Peerlcss and Blise's Triumph. Make a list of garden seed and come to us for seed wanted We have a general asortment PEAS, BEANS, CABBAGE, EARLY CORN, ONION SETS, Etc., Eic. Horse and Camstle Powders, (;hicken Cholera Cure, llaat's Egg Pr~o ducer, Good Luck Cbicken Powder. A large assort ment of Schooa: Books iust rec'ive'd. Also a supp~y of Ulank Book, i)~v B.'oks and Ledge: s. itmmber~ that we have a su1pply of Crockery and Glassware. Paints Oils and Varnishes, Drnos. Medicines and Chemicals, (.igar- an'! T-b:cco. i v n need any. of the above comne o u d we ti k we can please ' on. Under Wi'n boro llotel. Use Barnes' Ink' A. S. nBARnE a C ii E m . 15th St..N.Y The Almii Will do wonderful work now itual inventory of stock, I fin of year, and are marking dom Spring will soon be here ar goods. A Great Br In all fine Dress Goods and and cost not considered. A Patterns; will close out at co. THIS IS NO !ADYV I mean business, and if you A handsome lot of large, hea below zero. Ro is Allotlier Keep it in your miud if you v certainly taken the tariff off CLOTHING FOE If you want correct styles will obtain your sdpplies from Should you tumblk into my s coat, you would make the hit to look. J. L. MR Q. D. WILLIFO] GLOBE PHOSPHATE Co.'s CLEBRATED FETIIZE ACID PHOSPHATE, DISSOLVEI Done, Anmonived Goods and Kainit Cor sale by J. M. STEWART. Orders also taken for Cotton See deal and flails. 2-28tx2w SH UT YOUR EYES And choose at random. You ca'i o amiss amongst the immense line o: iits that we've thrown en the special ables to be sacrificed this week. Any ne you put your hands on is wortia ore than we'll charge you for it, and ever before has such an opportunity een presented for obtaining a fine ~uit of Clothes for a small amouni f money. 2ne lot of- uits and Overcoats that the marked $22-50, $.78, 50, $15 and $12-5c your choice now for only $ 10 3ne lot of Suits that arc marked $12-50, $10-50 and $850--our choice now for only $7.50 )ne lot of Prince Al bert Coats that are marked $22-50, $18. 5, $15and$1. .50 your choice no v for only $10 )ne lot of Overcoats that are marked $8-5o,$7-50 and $6-5o-your choice now for only $5 This sale is for spot cash, and none f these goods will be sent out on ap probation. Our line of Men's Furnishings is mplete, and contains comfort and tylish appearance. If you do not reside in oumbia, write for what you want. M. L. KINARD, THE PEOPLE'S CLOTHIER, 138 Main Street, At Sign of the Golden Star, COLUM BI A, S. C. 10-9-G:n, NOTICE. Y virtine of our an' hmilyi , as School DTrustees, we hereby call a public neeting of all the resident property wners who return $100 or more of 'eal or personal property ot School )istict N'.. 14 (over 21 years of age) :o consider the propriety of levying pecial tax for school purposes a~s pro ided by law. Said 'meeting will be held at Towi Iall - , W innsboroi, S. C., at 11 o'clocl: .. M., on Tfuesday, March 12, 1895. J. F. McMASTER, JNO. P. MATTHEWS, T. i-. KETCHIIN, Trustees School District No. 14. 2-2t1x2 - .A gent's per mo.nth. Wil O *prove it o pay forfeit. New &rticls just out. A $1.50 sample and Yhty Dollar As I am now taking my an d too many goods for the time n goods in every department. id I must have room for new 3ak in Prices rrimmings. Profits abandoned few more of those fine Pants ;. ERTISING DODGE. don't think so, come and see. vy Sateen Quilts, marked down iBagill Onportuity rant a pair of Blankets. I have this stock. MEN AL) BOYS. t prices way below value you my great marked down stock. tore and strike me for an Over of the season. It costs nothing INAUGH. , - - Man Iger. JUST RECEIVED. BUST'S Garden Seed and Onion uSets. S CHOOL BOOKS and Stationery of all kinds. Toilet Goods. OLGATE'S Fine Soap, Colognes, Extracts, Brushes, Sponges, Chamois Skins, etc. A LARGE assortment of Lamps, A hanging and stand. Glassware. ,JELLY DISHES, Bowls, Tumblers, L AUNDRY SOAP, Soda, Cream Tartar and Baking Powders. PAINTS, Oils, Paint and White wash Brnsbes.! ALARGE line of Cigars and Che roots. Particular attention given to the com pounding of prescriptions.. O~FFIcE HOURS OF DR. BUCHANAN. 8.30 to 9.30 A. M. and 3 to 4 P. M. Winnsboro Drug Store. HEADQUARTERS FOR f r.iTme --Pices. As we wish to make room for Spring stock, we have marked our heavy Winter Goods, such as CLOTHING, WOOLEN PIECE GOODS, DRESS GOODS, AND HATS, way down out of sight. The winter is not yet gone and YOU WILL NEED WARM WE AR. We will beat "between season" prices to death. When times are hard and money scarce YOU W4NT YOUR DOLLAR TO GO A LONG WAYS We will give you more for ONE DOLLAR than any one else. TRY US We will treat you right and save yo a money. Checked Homespun, at 3c. per yd White Homespun at 3c. per yd Will beat the record on Flour Respectfully yours, I29Blackstock, S. C. Chcester's Engnash Diamond Bran. rENYRoYAL PILLS HARP) Please Gall at t We have some Winter Dress Good, to exchange for a few COME - AND - SE -arcer That will give you a good stand in youi arrive in a few days. ONION SETS NOW IN SI SEED IRISH POTATOES We think we have the bast Irish P and have questioned many others who I they are the best. Potato nearly round earlier than the Early Rese; is more V and give us your opinion. Respectfull J. M. B1{A I SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. (EASTERN SYSTEM.) lastern Time at Savannah and Pts. Nqrth. NO 34 Northbound, Daily No 36 No 10 No 20 Jan. 20, 1895. vs lim Daily Daily Daily Ly. 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C~BA .C WINDOW SPLSO aslWindonbewbuhti Colmbianing AumeusS e yourepess chargs. oua forW Wiows. Buy forTI Arft kAeep up For rtaswer d et theoestpn. Art new whply o hv a erffyyas ANDUNCORNIC.S, tios strictl cndenia. anboughtf in oumioncnenna aet and gusta. Save tair texpn ree.so ctalge. eca Patnt take thouhE nLLo rIve CAt cos toTA N inv ATNor hsslni par promed awer eandatnyhonstadonya wrte exrld.c in ah ypat ent busnes. emunca ios, strc coenta. nbok ontin beau fopatIn corsgFaet and howto ob-w hoinese wethfe Alas an calrstaon ow hen atetden and s e u e oentfract.Adrs DR.nt taE thrug JEnT&Eo.Reciv notice h cintfcAeran and sren ues e brought il erv pict wi stofultin aco en e ntain hose. - lan. aln:uef o h CASH ill he Corner Store. ', Clothing, Shoes, &c., which we wish E - THE - GOODS. I seeds, -garden and make fine vegetableF, will 'ORE. NOW IN STORE. >tato that grows. We have tried them iave also grown them. The verdict is, skin red, meat white and cooks dry; roductive and keeps well. Try them ?Y & BRO. If You Want to Know How Good Buggies are'Made, READ. Seats: Our seat frames are made of white ash, thoroughly glued together at corn ers and a symmetrical skirt cut on them. Panels are made oval by arranging the machine with a special rig we have gotten up, so that when the seat is finished it presents a convex surface, thus- causing the varnish to sLow to good advantage, and giving the vehicle a handsome appearance. "'eats are thoroughly ironed to a pattern so that they are all alike, aLd backs and tops are interchangeable. The advantage of this is that if you have one.of our buggies and want a cushion, back or. top we can send you one to fit. Panelr are made of Blue Ridge Mountain polar. Our seats are made by Mr. Cicero Moore with a competent corps of as sistants. We proudly challenge the world to compare seats with us. Mr. W. M. Patrick, of Woodward, has recently accepted the agency for onr prodnet in his vicinity, and will be pleased to explain to you the merits of the "PREMIUM CAROLINA BUGGY." CAROINA UGG - C., Yorkville, S. C. 7-10-1y *I.HAVE*e Just received~a nice line of HOLDIAY GOODS, Cuisisting of, Jewelry, Watches and Cbains, Solid Silver and Plated 'Wares. .. -Alho China Plates * Cups and Saucers, (both gold band and plain.) Vases, &c., Which can be bought as cheap for CASH here as anywhere else, quality of goode taken into consideration Perhaps I can suit YOU. Call in and see. C. M. Chandler. 3-31-1y The Thoroughbred Stallion., "ENDURER," will make the season of 1895 at Winns boro and at my farm for $15 for com mon mares and $2.5 for thoroughbred mares. Colts insured. He is a grand son of Lexington and a son of the celebrated Enqurer. Dam Analyne by Jack Malone, he by Lextngton, out of Gloriana, by American Eclipse. Endurer's colts are stylish, gentle and speedy- possessing great bottom and constitution. He has been fifty-five times a winner and as many times placed. The well known sires, Blue Eys, Falsetto, Dew Drop and Faustus are by Eniquirer, while Mamie Grey. hi daniruer, producedl Domino and Correction1. Correspontdence solicited. JOH N G. MOBLEY. 1-24-6m Winnsboro, S. C. Burial Cases and Caskets. T lE UTNDERSIGNED) has a full line of 'he latest designs in BORIiL CASES ABD CASKETS, it tuoderate pr.ces. Orders filled promptly, night and day, at the old stand. Thankful for past patronage, [ ask for a share of it in future. hlearse furnished a ben ordered. 11-6t f J. M. FLLIOTT, SR.