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THEF NEWS AN! -VRALD. ->TR-SWR ' I- YOU 'ap re.1 ., .. - .:.oo cha - - - -, - ic - r. ) V I 'I L i i nt~' w; er COT Re:ular rAtes char;ed for obituates. Al Orders for Job Work al'ed. 'J'iis :cwspater is not responsible for Ra 1utitons aild views expresed .anywere P Sthn illthe edito)rial coIuTun. Ali artiel" for publicatio Must be ac- th I mpzinied by the Itrue name of the author fal sill~. written in respectful langunge and iitten on one side of the pae th( te requsired attn eviae-1e to? good faith a All communicatsons-tol~~rial, bu-sile~s ocal-should be addressetl to TuE ab. A ENVS AND u1ERALI) Co. l W. DoUGt.aos, Edito. Cl J.as Q. DAVis, Treasutirer. W. J. ELLiorr, lusnfl;s Manager. da Tb WINNSBORO, S. C. m br ThursIlay. July I1 - i10- tim -~ pr TuE entire State will be glad to hear of that Coiumbia I a4 at lat got clear water. -th ...Ti SENATOR Tillman shot at a n gro ha boy four times with a gun a few days be ago, and missed every shot. The boy a1 was stealing pluns. The Senator ar ought to have dore better. We thought ih that the Edxefie'd "b )%s" always w bagged their game. ha bagged ad HaS Senator Ifill nothii:ng to say abou- 1, latest addition to the P. ed deats tawii:.. ? lie s i I he had noth- in i-3-3 ;o say on tix arra-a! (.I Ohe fi:.sth little tranger. Possibly, he c: t: be Vi inde(.to say something this t;: e a- it er is hardiy likely that the IPe'i tent w br be in the race for President in 1896. St -... sh TUE habit of many nwcspiipe-rs:-ub- gr lishing that "one of our proin'uent at citizens," or "a most i iepestab'e get- g tieman," or "a most e!timahb!e lady" or "a lady in high life," ec. is connect- of ed with some rime or scandal ought mi to be stopped. This indefini:e way is So a recction upon all the other "proml- c neut citizen=," most rspectable geP. be tlemen," etc. in the community. The newspapars should either give names, or sty nothing. ad D14 OF Course, if it was known that be [e would have been like his father, it 'Fe would have been be:ter had it been a ph boy. Takinsr it all in all, it is very G well that it i< a girl. 15y the time she a is 21, po-sibly womia's s.ufirage will by have become niversasl, and the little wI stranger at Gray Gables may yet be ~ President of the United S ates. Since the the President has a famile of gir's, lhe pe, may be induced to advoca'c woman's far ser suffrage. y JUDGE Townsend goes mo4t too far T in holding that a juror is-incMA~s i to hear- and render a just vardiet til~n Ne indictment under the Di-pensary law, Vi: because the jnror is opposed to theDi law, although the juror takes an oath Aft that he is in favor of its enforceme~nt we and can render a ver.diet ec~otding to m the evidence. Uiner nr law, the ch Circuit Jadge is the sole jodg~e of the fact whether er not a jnror is indiffer- thme enit, and his finding, 'is nnappealble eale unless a qntio. of law is involved. WhJ Sol Is a Iuror who i< o;.rrsedl to the law dr' any more inlcomi.( ten than a piror Ma who is an arden-t adu-rer of the law ? oo For the Qonstitutionl Convention, the Ma RecxrroN S. C., July 9, 1895. 'bol Mr. Editor:. ' As the majority of the Spe Qonstervative Clubs failed to accept thie. propositioni for an equal division 'thi of delegates to the Constitutional bet Convention, the Executive Committee ordered a primary to be held on July 30th, and recommended that we eket H two Reformera and two Coniser ratives, and as I thi- that this is the time for th3 office to seek the man, I t ake the liberty of nominating Mr. T. H.of Ketchin and Mr. E. B. Ragadale, ofth Winn'boro, a delegates. I am sure in honoring them we will honmor Fairfield ala county. I will ssy jnst 1 ere that a'] i the Reform clubs tihat tok action c voted in favor of a division of dele- mit gates. .GREENBrER. l Very Important. the A mneeting of great liportance will W be held in the Town iHall to-night by mu the Winnsboro Democratic Club, No. o 1. Every member is earnestly re-wi quested. to be present. ~By order of Stal the President. pasi J. P. CALDwELL, Si cretary. of Foair Big successes- n. laving the needed merit to more thmanl make goo all the advertising claimed for ad them, the folbowing four remedies have plai reached a phenomenal sale. Dr. King's whi New Diecovery, for Consumpticn, Coughs and Colds, each bottle guara teed; Elec- upyb ti ie Biters, the great remedy for Livt r, city Stomach and Kianeys; Bucklers Araa Salve, the test in the world, and Dr. onel King's New Life Pills, whxicn are a perfect the pilt. All these remedies r.re guaranteed todo just what 'is claitmed for them and atte the~ tealer whose naase ?s attached here- wor "ith will be. glad'-to tell you niore of them. Sold4 a~t Mc aster & Co.'s Drug Store. * u Godfor Horse Food.. JENKISVILLE, July, 5, 189. his Yr. Editor: The last I heard from pori Dr. Arnet t he was fet ding his horses w on sugar cane ever since Christmas and in a the cane was planted in the year 185. feel 1Fo- in'tiS for horse food? ver) X. Y.L. To prevent pa'e anid del~cate childre. 0 f om lapsing into chronic invalidsso later in life, they should take Ayer' Sar-aperilta together with plenty of lear wholesome food anid out-door exer -ise What they need to bnild ups the LETTER FROM VIRGINIA. .SaLAND FARM, FAIRFAX COCNTY, - Dear Herald: After leaving r time-honored town we had quite leasant journey. We left Winns o at 6 o'c'oek in the evening and :hed Alexandria t!e next a. ni. at ut 6 '30 without even having t0 nge cars. Th i we took the Quan lozal, which paases through Alex ria about 6 o'clock in the morning, in a few minutes the voice of the ductor was heard calling "Fran ia!" which was our s'ation. It s surely a quick trip, and though andria is some little d stance from nnsboro, the men of the Southern iway evidently do not want their sengers to reaize this, neithcr do y give-them time to feel very much igued, which is quite considerate of M. Ve will now give you a few facts >ut this section of "The Old Dimin ." It is undoui'edly a beautiful intry and we realized this last Fri r during our drive to the Episcopal eological Seminary, which is four es from here. Our pasrty (consist. of four) lef.. home shortly after akfast and reached the seminary in e to witness a very pretty and im essive ceremony, viz: the ordination quite a number of young men to the nistry, but ne wit come to that er, as it will be best to first speak of things we ob'erved on our way. te morning was bright and pleasant, ving had a gentle rain the cvening ore, the atmosphere was consider ly cooled, added to this advantage s that of good roads. These roads well shaded by trees. We passed rough beautiful avenues of cedars, ich were planted by the liberal d of na'ure. The pyramidal cedars d much to the grace and beauty of landscape, besides affording shade the travelers. All along the road y be seen pretty residences, which ficate the tidiness and prosperity of inmates. Like South Carolina, rginia h:as had a past, and we are I to believe that she will have a ght and prosperous future Let us pe that our brave old "Palmetto te" may see better days, and that may, in some future time reach a eater degree of prosperity than the present enjoys. rie market gardens here are in very >d conditions, and the grain crop ims to be particularly fine. Fields oats, wheat, rye, timothy and clover Lv be seen along the roadsides. In ne of the fields the grain has been b, and judging from the large shocks grain which may be seen, there has n quite a good crop this N ear. Soticing a little brown cottage, we re told by one of our party that s was the residence of Gen. Cooper, utant-general. We also had the tasure of passing near Clermont, the idence of' the celebrated Commodore rest of the Confederate navy, this c is also noted as the birthplace of n. Fuizhugh Lee. In the distance cold see the shores of Maryland, I our attention was also attracted Washington, our great capitol. ich could be seen lying in front and newhat below us. We arrived at seminary in due time to witness ordination. A large number of sos representative of the historic xiiies of Virginia, assembled in the rinary chapel to witness the rite of ination to the Episcopal ministry. were ordained to the Diaconate, I nine to the priesthood. Four hops were present, namely Bishops wton and Whittle, of the Diocese of 'ginia, Bishop Randolph, of the cese of Southern Virginia, and the r. Petterkin, from West Virginia. er servIces the y out g men who re ordained first marched dow ia the Idle aisle of t'he chape], whilst the ir at4 congregation sangf "Onward istian Soldiers," a hymn which very appropriate for the occasion, n the ci owd foll~n ed and the gy were enttertaiine.l at dinner, lt the rest of the public di'persed. e I .oir par: y droi e to Alexan where w:e took lunchleon in the shal IIo)use (now Si.u:nan's Sa t) which is celebrated as being the ue of :he tragedy whicb resulted in deaths of ,Jackson and Ellsworth, 24!.h, 1864. We thent proceeded neward well satisfiedi tha&t we had nt an unusually delighitful daty. 'Jell, Messrs. Editcrs, we wvill bring communication to an end. With ry good with tor THE IHERALD, ne to remiait, i ours very truly, NELLE. ruache stopped in 20 minutes by Dr. is' PAIN PILLs. "Once cent a dose." WE ARE GLAD TO HEAR THIS. rr. Editor: I notice in the last issueI he IIEALD, a short article stating . he Rev. T. W. Erwin, who is ell kniown in: old Fairfield, had ost ettirely lost his sigh'. Lest many friends in our old S:ate be t needlessly alarmed, I a k per sion to crrect th3 impression ch might naturally follow from bare statement as published. le it is true, that the sight of our ual friend is not so good as in his nger days, yet lie is perhaps the est awake blind man in this great ee of Texas. Last niight at half nine o'clock, with the light only! he moon and stars, accomnpanied by his staff he called at my house, for nearly an hour discussed his is for furthering tha great aim :h le has in life-to wit-the tilding of Austin Cojlege in our He is brim full of plack and 'y and the substant'al addi:ion to ollege which is now building ts hs efficienicy in his ch'>sen k. I do not. doubt, ;hat quxite a ber of your readers will be glad now that he is able~ to att-nd to )riniary duties, preachinig as o: - unit y offers, and g.>ig, unattended, rve' he ph ases. Tiianking you ivancc for the conrtety which I sure will be extentde 1, r a nit resej)ctfully, [RMA TEXAS, July Olh 189 iir information wvas from a p-ivat e 'Ce in Txas, ani we are glad to~ t hat it was a mvstake in this case. n Cry for Piter4s Castoria. A for Infants ar MOTHERS, Do Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cor most remedies for children are c Do You Know that o:pium an," morphit Do You Know that in moAt countries d without labeling them poisons ? Do You Know that you should not p unless you or your physician know of what it is Do You Know that Castoria is a pure Its ingredients is published with every bottle ? Do You Know that Castoria is the prog That it has been in uso for nearly thirty years of all other remedies for chIlren combined ? Do You Know that the Patent Ofice other countries, have Issued exclusive right to "Castoria " and its formula, and that to ind Do You Know that one of the reasons because Castoria bad been proven to be absol Do You Know that 35 averago cents, or one cent a dose ? Do You Know that when possessed of be kept well, and that you may have unbroken Woll, these things are worth knowix The fae-simie signature of Children Cry for P SOUTHERN RAILWAY C0.1 (EAbTERN SY-'TEl1.) Eastetn Time at Columbia and Pt. North, Northbound. JINo 36 No 10 No 3& May 12. 189 91. Daily Daily Daily Lv. Jacksonile..j .. 5.41 p . ..... 7.00 a Lv. Savannah. 10.14 p . 1.3.a Ar. Columbia .. 240 a. . 5 p Lv Charleston. ........... 5.30 p. Ar Columbia ...... 10.10 p ... ... . Lv. Atigusta I 1 .0.30 pI 1. p ". Graniteville.......... ...11.15 p 2.0 p Trenton.......... ..... 11.45 p T3i p Jonstons...... .......... 12.06 a :..4 Columbia. ... ........ 2.20 a' 4.2:, v Columbia............. 3.50 a 3.50 al4.0 pJ "Winnsboro........... 4.49 a 4.49 al 5.: p "Chcster. ............ 5.35 a 5.35 a1 6.0 p "RockBill.... ....6.08 a 6.08aa 7.20 p Ar Charlotte. ............. 7.00 a 7.00 al_8.20 p "Dranville.. ....... ....... 11.49 a-1l.40 a 12.03nt " ichemond...........4.40 p 4-4o0.0 " Washington ....... 8.30 pt 8.30 p 8.42 a " Bnltimore. .....11.25 p 11.25 p~ 8.05 a *Philadelphia.. .. 3.00 nI 3.00 aJ 10.15 a " New York.......... 6.20 a 6 .23a1.5p lNo 35lNo 9 No 3 Southbound- Daily Daily Daily L.New York.... ......12.15nt 12.15nt4 4.80 p: " Phladelphia.......... 7- 7.20 a 0.55 p " Baltimore...- .....9.42 al9.42 a 9.20 p Lv.Washington............ 11.15 aj 10.43 p L.Richbnond...... ~ 1.0 " Chesel........... 61pI60 41a lumbiHia.......... 1.1p 15 02 "C Teo........ 22n1.6 10 "WinGranvil... 1... 44ali Ar.Couuba.......... .20220 10p L.Columba..........I43 4 AJobarlston....... .2 32 "r.obi............. .8 34 ' raievle.. 1131 .1 40As.4wsa.. ..........00 a 42.35 p LvCoumla........6.0 a..20 p ' Lv........ 2.1.0 aI22.20 .0 Ar.$av.......I ..a.... .4.3.4 lte8,Pu.......r 1.3a ....... Yo4r. Nos. 8 8 Wa singto &Zil SothrLim Pn11men ufet Sleeping ear and Erst-clasas oeh Jacksonville and New York; also Pu.5 man ear Augusta and Charlotte. N. B.-Nos. 85. and 31 do not enter Unfon Sttion Columbia, but discharFje and take ~snera and bagvage at Blanding St. W. A. TURIK, S. H. EARDWICE.. SP A, WAsRu9OoN. A GP AA az.ne B.B33OtLY, Supt., CatafBIA, S.. C.. W. H. GREEN, J. M. CULP. 0. S., WSEsGONi. TM, WASEOTO&. In Poor Health means so much more than you imagine-serious and fatal diseases result frorai trifling ailments neglected. I Don't play with Nature's greatest gift-health. I If you are fee~Ifg out of sorts. weaic and generally cx Rhausted, ner vous; - hvnoapaetite . and can't iwcrk, begin at onee tak m~ig the meetarelia ble streng.flening medicinediich is ters. A few bot B , ti~~escre-nei t comes from the Bittersy first dose-it xo't .stain your teeth, arnd it's pleasant to t..ke. It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and .he Neuralgia, Troubies, Corstigation, Bad BlIood M!aai ia, Nervous aimrents Women's complaints. Get cnly the genui::e- it i's roswed red line e the wrapper. A c. -: :::.L:.. stitutes. On receipt of two ae stam'-a we . will send set cof Ten Beautiful Wo: id's Fair 'i iews and book-- frec. ' NOTICE. ~URVEYING. DONE AND SOLICIT~ EdAR rRAPP, d Children. fou Know that Paregorie al, many so-called Soothing SyrupS, and posed of opium or morphine? CL e are stupefying narcotic poisons ? uggists are not permitted to sell narcotics DI rmit any medicine to be given your chil A composed? W% y vegetable preparation, and that a list of ription of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher. y and .that more Castoria is now sold tha" Department of the United States, and of Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the wordI ate them is a state Prison offense? pr for granting ths-government PrOtectonw w s utlyhau1nless? doses of Cstoria are furnished for 35 this perfect preparation, your chndren may rest ? . Thyamfact& ts on every itcher's Castoria. Sa Ci FEESH GOODs Bananas, Lemons, Grated and Sliced Pine Apple. Royal, Sanero and Good Luck Baking Powders. French, Mustard and Nickel Sardines. Chow Chow and Cucumber Pickles. Olives and French Mustard. Worcestershire and Tomato Catsugs. Dwight's and Church & Co.'s Soda.A White C and Por dered Sugars. Parr aadeaifety Match~es. Milk, Lunch and Soda Bis cuits.A Nicknacks and Lemon Cakes. Cream City Hams. A Citron, Currents and Raisins. Sewing Machine Oil. ^ To arrive this week-Spiced A Vinegar for sweet pickle and Mason's Porcelain4ined Fruit tb Jars, and Cream Paste for pol ishing tanned shoes. FINEST ~ILK HAKES INETJ~ ILK JHAKES in town. Ladies will please ome and try them - Winnsboro c Drug - Storea Drugs, d Patent Medicines. Chloride of Lime x for Disinfecting. a Late Cabbage Seed. C Flower Seed.i Hires' Root Beer. Soaps and Perfumery. Teas and Vinegar. & tra fine Snmoking Tob acco and a fine1 Assortment of FhPes-. L J QUA TTLERAEUDIt. I)D D' - Macdonald & Co. HEADQUARTERS FOR s we wish to make room for ng stock, we have marked heavy Winter Goods, such as OTHING, OLEN PIECE GOODS, ESS GOODS, D HATS, down out of sight. The ter is not yet gone and -)U W ILL NEED W ARM WVE AR We will beat "between season" ces to death. When times are hard and money rce U W0T YOUR DOLLAR TO GO A LONG WAYS e will give you more for ONE )LLAR than any one else. TRY US We will treat you right and ve you money. iecked Homespun, at 3c. per yd hite Homespun at 3c. per yd Will beat the record on Flour Respectfully yours, 3lackstock, S. C. 2-19 XCHAM fE FEED [EWGROO31ARE4. EW BUiGC3 [ES. EW e ECONP-lH A ND WAGONS I lor (iry cale f.j*(i A. WILLIFORD, wiinnsboro. 6. C. AANEW SUPPLY OF indow Shades. ommbining Numerous Points of Merit heapest and Most Populax for Windows. Ruy for profit, keep up tc tee and get the best. A nev SNDOW POLES AND CORNICES sw as can be bought ir olumbia and Augusta. Save our express charges. COPYRIGHTS. rooA nser nd an honest opinn write to tons tictly confidential. A Han dbook of In mn te sont free. Also a catalogue of mechai Paetsc tae n tr gh 3lnril & Co. receivn wlo i delybeor the blie c wih it cost to the inventor. This splendid ppe. sueW gestruainofan y scetC work in the The Hot Weather Wl soon be on 'ti l force aII vIon wi need( glit goods. We have them 11 great. variety and beatiiful styles. Whit Goods in pt:in India inen, very sheer and prety, hecked and t61,0r,41 .\lndine-, tan v til*--ca. :11d Dottled -swis. I M ful ,.Ia hes i.n lir i ws and Jackoinets, fine Dimities and Swiss Vitt conrev dotz. Dg variey in ctap Laownis from 3,. and up. Duck, Per (,Go hamti, inL 0m. ty of les and q-aili:y. Sattecas fdr waiits, haud ouie and iew. We have t thint onir iii of tose Siik Shirt Waists. Take a look at them. igr &j ei' h gr, ij b ie .nd black, jut the tbing for skirts. U! t n cived, U secolad snuply of Lace anid Embroideries, Insertions to a11t6h. irih Puijts are all the Luo; tee them. -?i i ine, but lr.ve r ceived new supplies and the . .... -,i .-h a:1 Oie prievs right. Ve are endeav - . i..merby polite at tention and me work. 0 SOES. W1 (-n pleae yti 'l n Ii line, for we IIe tIhe goodz, and Ladiea' Oxfords it, bh k and tar-all -1 li h- 11acl qutief Gents White and N g.itre Shirts, Gwm Underwear, Ties, &c. FULL LiNE Sr.'YLISH STRAW HATS. We want vour trade and feel confident goods will never be cheaper than now; so now is th time to buy. Come and see us. CALDWELL & RUFF. The Bane of The American People. eured byDr M'iles'Nervine // H~.tlE everlasting push and hustle cured by one of Dr. Miles' nediciner., jof the American people has And so it was that I commenced Smade themp especially subject to the use of Dr. Miles' Bestorative 3Terr headache, nervous prostration, neu- vine. I took two and one-half bottles ralgia, sleeplessness, et~c. Dr. Miles' and am happy to say that I have not Nervine was especially prepared for had a headache since, and that was dee cases. It has cured thousands nearly three months ago, and during and will cur you. Q this time I have been under grea Mr. Inc. y, Kuk whose portrait ac- mental strain and worry, through comanies this, represetnting the NTa- having prolonged sickness and death tinal Starch Man'Tg Co., of New in my family, which would, ordinaily, York, has been a commercial traveler have prostrated me, but even under in Michigan, Indiana and Ohio for fif- this great nervous strain I have not en gregrs, and was a severe suff'erer. had the slightest symptom of a etR~n Mr. NiriC fxeils how he was cured: of the terrible headaches that I "I have been i apfferer from terrible thought would yet drive me crazy. headaches for years. Of lae they be- My gratitude prompts me to write came so severe as to recur every eight this, as I am anxious that others r ten days, lasting .from twenty-four should use Dr. Miles' Niervine." to foriy-elgght hours and obliging me Yours for health, JomN J. KIRE. to go to bed, i wlent to Hot Springs, Elkhart, Ind., Sept. '94.-~_ Ark., Mt. Clemens, Mich,, ga other It is always so. adache, neural resorts for rest and treatment, spend- gia, loss of stregth and appetite can in bothi time and money without not contkg~e when Dr. Miles' Bestor beneilt; jfwtuirfing, I would not be on ative Nervine is talen. the road a fortnighit before the same This nerve restoring remedy is the old brain-splitting headacbe returned result of years of study and, practice and laid me up. I had knowa Dr., by Dr. Franklin Miles, the most suc Miles and the gentlemen composing cessful specialist of the day, who, af the Dr. Miles Medical Co. intimately ter twelve years at $ihe best medical for years, but it did i~ot once occur to schools of the country, has glevoted me that they were manufacturir~g a over twenty years especially to the remedy for me, until one day a gentle- treatment of difficult and obscure 4.is man told me that his headaches were eases of the heart and~ nerves. .rs N Restores D. OUEDOAN; hc Srns 3. FOAKNGR_______ - $3.s9popUCE,350o.ES. SM E / so s2. WGRKINGMtESd 42.$L? BaYScHoLSHOES. - -LADIES* / $3. .YfoNGL1, Over One Million People wear tho W. L. Douglas $3 & $4 Shoes upeSotCali. Al our shoes are equally satisfactory CIAETETHFL 'eey give the best value for the money Te equal cas5tom1 Shoes :nl style ar.d ..3A~DCHAE ar r earinlg qualities ar~e unsurpassed. -ie prices are unfr ,-srm e on sole. Frms: to .*3 s-ave- ovcr other makes. yuet iea oe i. IFur delrCanoflt Nply you vecan. soldb by e onho 5 e ek Cieo hic Sprngs, 1:id~eaYBfore thewr ndreson pp e DR. E.upp.rJETERh Croritra. Pt -~ci nd ureo. HCyo ca n GS atHO EL,. (tier hi pofe.sna srviesto T aylor's k Sttin, S C. ouhr pemile of theiSpring. I-storn'e addres4 Jenkinisville. S. C. 61-r /-13