The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 29, 1895, Image 2
VEWS AN i.RALE.
P1% 1,1 - -R
Resrular r.t.tes cha:-L f-: oEtit i. le.
Ontler's for .10". Wt"ork solicited'.
T .iis :wwspap'~~e~r is nott repo~i'sibl.e f'
All articles for :1ti n must be
,ZltpaaIlvd l by the true munaen of tle aaci:.
- it written in r--spectful laIgaet an
ritten on one side of the p:;,i-r T1je tru
n.-i re-uired-is an eviden-ce of -aiid fait
All commnicatsons-itrial, businte"
local-should be aiddress:! to T1"H
.4 IWS AND lHERA,:) CO.
IV. 1) Douo .Ass. Edtito -.
JAS Q. LAvris, Treasurer.
W. J. ELuroTr, BUsin-ss Manager.
W\INNBOQRO, K. C.
Saturday. June 29. . : 189
Tiu. suits against the Dispensar
system will never* end. The lates
action is brought against the law o:
the ground that it is in viol ition o
the anti-trust Act of Congress. It i
unquestionably a monopoly, bu
whether a monopoly in the nmeanini
of this st-iutne we have very seriou
doubts.
Asnvi .T: furnishes still anothe
instance of what self-help will do
The people of 'bhevi!!e sub;cribe<
$10,000 to build a cotton tNctory, -oin
a Mr. S ephen Green, of Boston, vol
a(teered, acc>rdiug to thei- statemen
of the edium, for h'Imsef si 1 f riend
a subscription o! $60,000. 'ork ha
alreatly be 1.n
WE d; not admire Col. J. .. Dargan
of Sumter, ant have w) -yi:,atal
whatever with his course in poliles
but the treatment lie received in Edge
field was all wrong and w;l do th<
State a great deal of harm. Th<
sooner our people learn to respect laN
and order the better it will be for th(
State. Col. Dargan had a perfeci
right to speak in Edgefield, and the
mob shonld have let !him alone. The
best rebuke to him would have been a
refusal to ha~ve attended his meeting,
No good will come out of sneh treat
moent ineted to any- man in this State.
JUTDGE SIMO~roN hss reaflirmied hiS
views in the Dispensary case, anid there
can be no violation of his order of
injunction without deservinig puniish
ment. Chief Constable IHolly has filed
an affidavit in which he "disclaiins any
intention to wilfully disobey any ordel
of the court or defy or show contemp~t
for its authority." This is what ought
to have been done at first. Now
Governor Evans oght to follow the
good example of his inferior ofieer
and manifest some respect f,r law.
If he as the Governor of the State dis
regaris law, hotv can hie expect his
subjects do otherwise':
TUE Piedmnont Headlight umkes
several little thrusts at Congsressman1
McLaurin. Among thz -m ate the fol
lowing:
"John L. McLs~urin will never get
back to congress. Paste this predic
tion in your hat. IIe is touday as dead
politically as old Wash She!!."
That means he is not in the ring.
Again:'
"Isn't it about, time that Curly
Ilaired Johnnie warg issuing anothem
proclamation? Or has McLaurir
crawled into a hole in the Pee Det
swamps, and theii pulled that hole ir
after him."
Then this:
"A writer from Bennietsvile in the
Columbia State calls on McLaurin t<
lead the forlorn hope of the anis.
It's about the only job left for Curly
Ihaired .John."
One more.
"A few weeks ago, so we learn
Curly-IHaired Johnnie sent one 0:
his cuckoos to Columbia to try t
niegotiate terms with Tillman an
lvans, but he made a water-haul."
It would be exceedingly interestinl
to publish from the files of the Registe
what the cditor of the Headlight use<
to say s.bout "Curly-Ihaired Johnnie,'
'the brilliant young Attorney General
COL. G ASTON'S EXPL ANA TION
0! Ilis Connection with the A iken Cout
Mulddle.
Coluisa Repujter.
Col. JTohn T. Gaston, superi ntendeni
of the dispensary, han returned fir
Aiten. ie savs the presentmen~
against him by the grand jury wa~ al
a mistake. He sav he didt loan on
tmoner when )he was probate jodge
he anmount oft 51,400, bu- 1hat he ha
g!ood mortgazes and n"n~ for it tha~
can't be collected until falh. lie wa
guardian for some chihdren and wh~e:
he gave up) the oflice he otyeredl thes
bonds and mort1gages to his sucso
who refused t) ta.ke themI, sayinig h
wanted the cash. (ol. Ih~tndereon wVa
at torney for the children and w'a- per
fectly satisfied with the settlemied
Cii. Gaston off'ered to turn over m~r
property as additional security, he)
when he mad~e his explanamne. th'.
was retused as his first settlemient wa~
ftund to be etntirelv 2good.
Old People.
Old people who reiuire mewdicine t
i'' eg~t the bewels and kidneyvs will fini
the true remedy in Eletrie Bitters
This mnedicine C.oes not stimultate and~ con
t:ins no whisi:cy nor other intoxicant. bnt
aca as a tonic and elt rative. It act
ildly onl the stomaichl and hoCwtib addtin
st reauth~ anid givinig tone to the organ:
tht-rehr aiding Na!ture in the perf' rmanc
exe& hut appetizer and ai'is dieiZstion
Old P'eople iud it jn::t exactly whum' the
ne-. i rice fifty cents per bottle at M<
Mser &, Co. s nrug tnr. *
FAIZMERS' INSTITUTE.
The fJ:owing from Prof. Craighead
to the t-tlior of the Hampton Guardian
ully explains itselt. it is of consid
erab!c importance. IRlead it carefully:
. At the last meetin-g of the board of
trustees ot the Clenwms'n Agricultural
toiiege I wa- rlIege ed to notify the
armers at large~ or e wllingnftieS6 of
:!i boat! t-> co-epenate with them in
the work f holdin:g far-mersg insti
0 tutwe-, at ],ast oe in ach Congre
ona; U:st rict.
- Tie trtustees wili -end pjr,'es1 r of
the college, and, whenever possible,
expert farmers, to talk upon such sub
jects as may be of special interest to
the tarmers in whose neighborhood the
inistitute may be he!ld. To make such
inititutes prountableit will be necessary
for the farmers to atend and join in
discussions that may troi time to time
r arise.
e Such an insitLte should be an agi i
cultural 6chool for the ordinary farm
- cr, and should be free from all red
tape or formality.
To farmers interested in tobacco
raising I shall endeavor to get a suc
s cessiul tobacco grower to talk on that
7 sutbject. To those interested in dairy
ing and cheese-making I shall try to
secure for them Professor Hart or
some other expert dairyman. In sh->rt,
where farmers desire an institute I
shall be pleased to co-operate with
them in making it meet as far as pos
sible their special nieeds.
As we shall be able to hold not more
than one institute in each Congres
sional district I shall be pleased to
have letters from farmers suggesting
the proper time and place for holding
t the same. It has been suegested that
between the middle of July and the
middle of September will be the most
suitable time. All cori-espondence in
regard to same'hould be addressed to
t E. B. Craig head, Cleuson C~llege,,
S.C.
We request the Fairlield Agricultu
ral Society to take hold of this matter.
Fairfleld county is already organized
in this line aud great good wil I result
ii the prosecution of the scheme ad.
vanced by Prof. Craighead.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Ih,'e Tihonas, of J unxiox '. ity,
lit., vas told by her doctors she had Con
suptiou and tnat there was no hope for
her, but two bottles of Dr. King's New
Discovery completely eured tier, and she
says it saved ier life. Mr. Thos. Euners,
1;;! Florida St , San Francisco, sutfered
fLom a dreadful c ld, app-oaching Con
suruption, tried without result everything
else thien bouit one bottle of Dr. Kin's
New Discovery and i. two weeks was
eured. Ile is naturally thiankful. It is
such resuits, of which L.hese are samples,
unat prove tli wonderful efficacy of this
iedicine in Coughs and Colds. Free trial
bottles at McMaster's & Co.'s Drug Store.
Regular size 50c. and $1.00. *
KILLED BY A PIN.
Lexvington Dpatckh.
Miss Bfettis, a daughter of Mr. Frank
Bettis, of Trenton, this State, died
last Saturday uder unusual circum
stances. On Tuesday of last week
Miss Bettis noticed that a fever blister
had made its appearance on her lower
lip. .After worrying with it for some
timne she decided to open it.
To do this she procured a pin and
lanced the off'endinig blister.
Nothing more was thought of the
matter unt-il the next day when she
noticed that tlhe place had begun to '
fester, and a few hours later she was
in extreme pain.
-In the afternoorrT mue
much that the services of a physician
we're called.
Upon investigation of the circum
stances it was found that in opening
the blister Miss Bettis had used a brass
pin. This was the secret of her
trouble. The doctor immediately said
that the trouble was blood poisoning,
which was true and later it develop I
into crysipelas of a most acute typ,..
Everything was done for the yone ~
lad:., but without avail, and she begani
to sink rapidly until Saturday morning,
when she passed away.
What's It?
The Durham (N. C.) Sun says there
is a curiosity at the Erwin Cotton
Mills, at Duch:ni, a weaver, by the
name of J. A. McMillen, who cats
glass as he would stick candy. Hie
gave an exhibition of his powers Tues
day. evening when he chewed up a
lamp chimney, showed the particles in
his mouth, thien took a tbig draught of
water and down wenit thte masticated
chimney as if it had been a dainty
morsel. IIe once traveled with a show.
Hie says he can dance bare-footed en
red-hot iron, and split the back of any
chi r in Durmham~ with his tee h.
-- U
u
aa
Ien om c oeta
mean't soa much Nare ' thn o
greatest gift-health.
If you are feelinlg
out of sorts. weakc e
and generally ex
t hausted, nervous, I
ELI1U V11~havec no appetite
and cat - work,
begin at once tak
ing th e m-ost reha3
ble strengthenmng
mnedicine,which is
- Brown's Iront Bit
ters. A few bot
tles cure-benefit
LISS comes from. the
i~1i~fC very first dase-it
woa't .stam yo-.r
_pleasant to take.
It Cures
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver
Neuralgia, Troubies, a
Corstigation, Bad Bl!ood r
Malaria, Nervatus aimen~ts
Womnen's cornplaints, %
Get only the gcnu.in-t has creisred red
lines on thc vratpper. All (thers are sb
s'tiutes. On2 recel>: o: two::c. stamnps w.e .
wil send set of 'len acaniu:; world'
Fair vie~ws ::nd book-fra:.
B~oWN CHE E~CAL CO. EA'-::.3 E.
NO T ICE.
- ::F.NG DOJNF. AN9~ SOLICITr
'lilyEDiA7: riu.P,
for Infants and Children.
T HIRTY years' observation of Castoria with the patronage of
miflons of persons. pemit us to speak -of it without guessing.
It is unquestionably the host remedy for Infants and Children
the world has ever !nown. It is harmless. Children like it. It
gives them healtn. It =ill save their lives. In it Mothers have
something which is absolutely safe and practically perfect as a
child's medicine.
Castoria destroys Worms.
Castoria allays Feverishness.
Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
Castoria cures Diarrhwa and Wind Colic.
Castoria relieves Teeting Troubles
Castoria cures Constipation and Flatulency.
*astoria neutralizes tho effects of carbonio acid gas or poisonous air.
Castorla doos not contain morphine, opium, or other narcotic property.
Castorla assimilates the food, regulates the stomach and bowel5
giving hedthy and natural sleep.
Castoria is put up in one-size bottles only. It is not sold in bulk.
Don't allow any one to sell you anything else on the plea or promise
that it is-"just as good " and "will answer every purpose."
See that you get C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A.
The fac-simile Is on every
signature of & wrapper.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
From LalGrippe.
low Dr. Miles' Nervine Brought One
of Kentucky's Foremost Busi=
ness Men Back to Health.
O IES a vrpeetds aypuirtedvlpds
. ayagaain yposad aie omnypyiin '
Larip. o icaeleve tsvitm odeiltte, sles
' seelesnevees, s a~ipe.Itis. isas4o th '2vei
ssu tetisete iahy teliegivngnrv'rc ha cesth ran
..Mls DISEASE hsore- himstedlt whe ran. e~le ad fled.lpe
I188 man 0 hggatw smptom -in attadkso anphyicansu eigt
Las ntrienn between~ thee telst -oecinin me d to mtbed useess
srcmonthsnttacng my nGrrs Iyt -n, wsuchseveri thatremyi
e ws ptetspaie, f Ih hiady rte slie-givngform orcc1: to' fonthexceptnb
Thee fnreics that pe1e rec bthi g o n-ou tie;ormr than e
w hi logwst ilitny orsious oeinth. seRta eakness. D Wagilonizing
diyent ad t hhe ac Mut at Iif wnuac Oouriy cY orw neoer. es kow
Whrnc en in thsothnd hseeme likea aparSaabo crusanc abt o
tndDr. Miles' Rstriv Nervincietrdhmt ett woren aveas hafied.cmene
int itreIbga tmpov. nd in~ tne a ncfni me It mituly bedo
d vr mth and taing upyis nos rysd w .iew suc severnition thaor
ne was thempeaired I woud eversp reoe t1 en imnt excet bylt
ic eaofndavreicomma scaed rrei hto y ofrs. m o re nthane
wghong has Id nl co thsm i e f intoen have meatnehem agniing
odBypant thes feairt tao was tol Mr. I;iltocaderedwtsvr
mWh nhg in thisr profesion, wit houedlk apc.~dtny circumptane thatove
nen. Dr Seing ho lth a ~ervine fori ctr.lys afer Ih commenced
sing it andgis no i rexeen alt.. Wne ner -1t to commend vit .".ued
on)ftembiv. ol evclereofV. rah'bc n xeln ealt
nec nd hve rco~in~aed yur rx -ignEt iy ofnm fctioed n one
f wom hb -a~dt hakm o don o w .e haet metwe the again.
l~ut he bst reainsto betold Mr. lnhd sufere ith eerie
ian, wo sandhig i thir rofs~iwhiinry percetibleaimprxofve
~ent.Seeig ho the crvie ha .on efethavl m he comme n nedtaa
sin itandisnowin xcelet hal '. e trneer .i tow on te". o
LoUI~~vILLE, Jan. z2,n.sch. . W fJO~
Dr.Mils' e~rin Cetoesk
* I OWan -AO ittiusoo .,on,
A 'w1 ON(D O ET RIENC
* -. . . *.~ with best of ren:es dIesire s a situation
as~ tea'cher intermedijate or iarimuay
ei's es m aaded or hi;gh s~chool, ori
w.'d like tuore a good country slcool
. . QD D - g su e eight monuti:~ .
SMDIlCHOOL TE~AliCERi.
Care News Hiera'd, Winnsboro, S. C.
FRESH 000D.4
11
Bananas, Lemons, Grated and S
Sliced Pine Apple.
Royal, Sanero and Good Luck S
Baking Powders.
French, Mustard and Nickel
Sardines.
Chow Chow and Cucumber
Pickles.
Olives and French Mustard.
Worcestershire and Tomato
Catsups.
ht's and Church & Co.'s
Soda.
White C and Powdered
Sugars.
Parlor and Safety Matches.
Milk, Lunch and Soda Bis
cuits.
Nicknacks and Lemon Cakes.
Cream City Hams.
Citron, Currents and Raisins.
Sewing Machine Oil.
To arrive this week-Spiced
Vinegar for sweet pickle and
Mason's Porcelain-lined Fruit
Jars, and Cream Paste for pol
ishing tanned shoes.
'INEsT uS FIA: I
A INEsT I ILK HAKES
in town. Ladies will please
come and try them.
MRSI 1w I NI,
A 8 0do1ad & Co0.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
As weO wish to make room for
Spring stock, w aemre
our heavy Winter G{oods, such as
CLOT HING,
WOOLEN PIECE GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
wvay down out of siht. The
winter is not yet gone and
YOU WILL NE EU)
WARM WE AR.
We will beat "betwcen season"
prices to death.
When times are hard and money
scarce
YOU WANT 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 you money.
Checked Homespun, at Sc. per yd
White Homespun at 3c. per yd
Will beat the record on Flour
Respectfully yours,
B3lackstock, S. C.
2-19
[5cs This [
Hit You? *
SThe management of the
SEquitable Life kssurance -
Society in the Department ofo 1
th aolinas, wishes to se
Scure a few SeilResident i
4Agents. Those who are fitted+.
for this work will find this
~A are~pportuity I4
SIt is zvork, however, and those
Swho succeed best in it possess
Scharacter, mature judgment,
Stact, perseverance, anid the~4
Srespect of their community.
SThink this matter over care~
Sfully. There's an unusual $A
Sopening for somebody. If it
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
Sthmer information on request.F
W. J. Roddey, Manager,
Roc Hil, . C
rhe Hot Weather
Will soon be on in fall force and you wili need light goods. We have them
igreat variety and beautiful style.
Whiste Goods in pin India Linen, very sheer and prety, "hecked and
ti ipI- !.ius, fancy evrees, a:nd Dotted ziViss.
eaut~ini st yis in c-lored Lawns and Jackonets, fine Dimities and Swiss
-11it coored dots. v13:J arety in cheap Lawns from Sc. and up. Duck, Per
Guhainl varw!ty or -t% les anid nadlity. Satteesis for waists, hand
)ne and new.
We h:1ve Vine third nier ill of those Silk Shirt Waists. Take a look at ;hem.
Light weilut Serges in b uc and black, just the thing for skirts.
Juust aceived, a second supply of Lace and Embroideries, Insertions to
:mch. 1:: -h V iots are all the go; ee thern.
- i t~i- i 1e, it h:.ve received new supplies and the
- i TIe -ous are stv 1 -,ad the prices right. We are endeav
and 0ai.-t' a n C cus tiler by polite attention and nice work.
SHOES. + SHOES.
We c.an please you in thiis line, for we have the goods, and Ladies' Oxfords
ii black awi! tar-a!! ctyles and (qulities.
Gent t White and N'g;igee Shirts, Guaze Underwear, Ties, &c.
FULL LINE S'"YLISH STRAW HATS.
We want vour trade anud feel confident goods will never be cheaper than
iow ; so now is the time to buy. Come and see us.
CALD WELL & RUFF.
Headquarters for Millinery.
TRIM1ED AND UN,XRIMMED LADIES', M ISSES' AND CHILDREN'S
latS in all the l:tte:-t shapes.- A large stockof Ribbons, Fancy Feathers, Birds
Ad Tip-. Fancy Pins, Buckles, Velvets, S k-, Crepes aud otber goods per
: .i.in :" this department. As we hnv-i a a: ie stock of these goods which
it i.e said in season, we have ma. 1 o.u r prices on them down. Now is
out r Iitlc to come and buy at J. 0. BOAG'S.
->Staple Dry Goods.s
0Ago
Novelty and Solid Color Dress Goods of various
styles and material. with Trimmings for same.
Faney Goods and Notions as low as the lowest.
Come and see for bargains-at
RJ 9O. BOAG'S.
DE
CROCKERY, GLASSWARE,
,hoe-, I: tnd otr goods usu-lly fonnd in a general merchandise store te
.i: found at J. 0. BOAG'S.
Fur:;nmre, Smng MIaebines, Cooking Stoves, Organs, Buggies, Surreys,
load Carts. and1 One and T wo-horse Wagons.
Jr. O. .Bog,
TFHTE Narrow in Tread.
B EST Light in Weight.
V e Beatifu inFinish.
MVIA DE was christened as
THE STEARNs
W._D. GASH COMPANY,
~qua able Building. Southern Representatives,
Send for Catalogue. ,Atlanta, Ga.
Apply for agency.
Winnboroif You want to Know Ho
'N ILIJII Good Buggies are Made,
READ.J
Drug- Store.
__________Seats:
Drugs, eaadaswerclsitcto
Patent Medicines.Paesaemdovlbaragn
Chloride of Lime gotnusthtwetesati
for go datgadgvn h eil
Disinfectingahnsm.veaac.tet r
-Late Cabbage Seed. aeitrhnebe h daaar
Flower Seed.bugeanwatachibcko
Hires' Root IBeer. armaeoBle ide outn
Soaps and Pertumecry. Orsasaemd yM.Cc~
Teas and Vinegar. it5
xtra fine Smoking Tobacco M.I.M arco odad
and a fineouprdcinhsvcntadwl
blasd torog exlid togeonte er tr
Asorme~ o Pps. ofer an"asRrMeical sCirtctIn4
the achn wih Aeil rig weav
- - a3~~~NOL a handsomeappearance.__ eatsar
Ove Oe Mllon eole eatare 'y intrchandbe Sureanta.
I urshesa eualysaisacory peopl of haifi yu ae neo o
ey frethebet vlueforth moey. Ioggfies anlds watesion,. S.c C.
ey equtlpcustoan heed Inostyle andfii..Pane-l
air wearingaqualitiesdareyuMr. Cicero
eMoorecesthre competent corpsoofsole.
FWeli Droycaeng, Ethewot
RidMr.wa.,M..Patrick, Wood ward,56
ha ecnl acptdte gnc Ao