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THE NEWS AND HERALD. Pa D TR1I- WEEKLY NE YS AND 1IA LD CMPANY. TER3C. ADVANCE: -a Year. - - - 63.00 c flat'as. - . . . 1.50 A )VERTISING RATES. CASH: I i F~~ Jy ,ts for e.:h sabseqint inser il 1. _iimial rates- for c,)ttract adver Ker -t%.r rates ch t.rged fo: obituaies. Orders for Job Work solicited. This newspaper is not responsible for prions apd views expressed anywhere S,>e than in the editorial column. All articles for publication must be ac jumpanied by the true name of the author ud written in rcspectful language and ritten on one side of the paper The true ame. required as an evidence of good faith All communicatsons-editirial, business local-should be addressed to THE .4 EWS AD HERALD CO. W. D. DoUGLAss, Editor. JAS. Q. DAvis, Treasurer. W. J. ELLIOTT', Business Manager. WINNSBORO, S. C. Thurs.ay. Deeember 5. :.:i5 HOKE SmITH will run against Crisp for Jne. B. Gordon's seat in the Senate. Hoke Smith will run on Cleveland's platform -.nd Crisp will run on the silver platform. Smith is in favor of the repeal of the 10 per cent tax on State banks but thinks free silver will produce a panic. Crizp made a silver speech about two weeks ago. This will te-t the silver issue in Georgia. FROM the decision ot Jadge Sim !I ton t.endered in the United S'ates ourt - few dai s ag.,, it appour< th t one may purchabe liqrr for hia own penonal use but he cannot give any of it away. The iner-state commerce law protects liquor for p -rso:a! nze, but if the personal use is abandoned the protectiou of the inter-state com merce law ceases to protect. Mr. Gonzales got back his own keg of liquor but the law would not protect the keg which was ordered in his own name but given to his brother. Uncle Sam says, therefore, if you buy liquor you must drink it yourself. CAICAGO proposes to bave a cotton exposition next year. This Is a good for the South and for Chicago. vertise and develop our cot will advertise the nume of the South in cli u ctions of the soil. or Chicago and teexposition and western r it. The make I it bout Flint Hill, S. C., Nov. 28.-The farmers of this section are preparing for anoth'er year. Gee haw an I get up is the order of the day. The cotten is all gathered, ginned and about all sold. Mrs. Mary Gibson, who has been quite sick for some time, is improving. Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Peal have gone to Atlanta. They will spend several days there and ret urn to Abbeville and spend a while with relatives and friends. They will Ibe accompanied by Mr. Willie Peay and Miss Leona Blake. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Cassell left Tuesday for Atlanta. The death of Patsy Davis has caused quite an excitement in this section. One of the wom~eu was carried to jail on Monday. It is hoped that the other two will be there before long. The home of Mr. T. E. Smith is frequently visited by the Timnmons ville enterprise. .It is from a f1*urish ing and wide-awake place. A The Wateree River is very low for the season.- It has not been out of its banks since the first of April. P:enty of.corn made on the river this year. FlitiHill is on a boom; has a good Sunday school; all we need is a preacher and an editor. Mr. T. L. Johnston and Mr. Booth visited our Sunday school on Sunday 'last. Mr. ooth delivered a splendid address to the congregation Many thangs to them. Hope they will come again. M~r. Booth is the teacher of the Wate ree section. Mr. T. E. Smith lost the skirt of his coat to-day on a plum bush while getting wood for the engine. The fr'ends of Mr. Smith will regret to hear ot his loss. s.tL.D. JOINED TO HIS IDOLS. Minneapolis, Minn., Dec. 3. -Colo nel Robert G. Ingersoll lectured this evening at Ottumwa, La. The Colonel was interviewed on the 3,000 prayers offered for him on Thanksgiving Day. He is not visibly disturbed by the prayers which the Christian Endeavor e rs of the nation caused to be made; Thanksgiving Day for his -salvation. When asked :f he believed in the efl of these petitions he said: Oh, we will have to wair and see at will be done. I suppose that is busy with all the people'sI s.ayers of Thanksgi'ving and has not ot around to m,y ese yet. We will have to wait and see what will be dlone. If the prayers are effective, then the Endeavorera ought to go after Grover Cleveland. His message reads like he needed it." Bueicien' me A1 SaLvo. ?roc Ba SAnVs inThe world fo: Cuss, are Sores, Uftcers,Salt Rtheum. Fever -rm fetter, Chepped.iand.C. ChilMjains g -:rn:a. rnd ail Skin Eruptions, and po::i, S ...... -ure.. Piles, or no pay r ;cired It i*. r:'eed to give perf~ct ,:ao1etj, . ree rd unded. Price 2: tsp: r bur Fdr jate by McM-swer & (C - Sympathy With Cuba. Washington, Dec. 4.-The joint esolution on Cuba introduced in the 'enate to-dey by Seiator Call, o Norida, rsads as follows: "Resolved, That the government of he United States recognize a coudi ,on of public war between the gov .nment of Spain and the government >roclaimed and for some time main ained, by force of arms, by the people )f Cubs, and the United States of America hereby declare that they will naintain a law of strict neutra:ty be Lween the contending powers and ac ::ede to each all the rights of belliger 5nts in the ports and territory of the United States. The Congress of the United States protest and remonstrates against the barbarous manner in which the war in Cuba has been conducted and the President is hereby authorized to take cuch steps as may be expedient in his judgment to secure an obsery ance of the laws of war as recognized by civilized nations." Tillman on the Message. Washington, Dec. 3.-Mr. Tillman, of South Carolina, said to-day regard ina the message: "I see nothing in the message that indicates statesman ship or a regard for the general wel fare of the people. The question tha suggests itself to my mind is, if he retires the greenbacks, what will be substituted therefor as currency? I national bank notes are to b. issued upon the bonds is:,ued to retire the greenbacks, why not save the interest that will accrue upon th-se bonds? Both the bonds and the greenbacks are the promises of the government to pay. The only difference is that the bands will draw interest and the greenbacks not. Why, then, saddle this additional interest upon a suffering people? The policy of Mr. Cleveland is surely lead ing to platocracy instead of democ racy." Britain Will go it Alose Constantinople, Dec. 3, via Sofia, Dec. 3.-It is reported here tbat after the meeting of Ambassadors, Sir Phil lip Currie, the British Ambas&ador, notified the Turkish government if the firmans asked for were not granted by Saturday next, a British gunboal would be sent through the S'raits of the Dardanelles without the Sultai, permission, to act as an Psxra guarc ship in the Bosphorus for the protec tion of the British Embassy. Effortz to obtain confirmation or denial of tht report have proved futile. Italv i ;aid to endorse the action of Grea Britaic. For Over Fifty Years MES. WINSLOw'S SoOTHING Synr ha been used for over fifty years by million of mothers for their children while teeth inz, with perfect success. It soothes th child, softens the gums, allays all pain cures wind colic, and is the best remedi for Diarrhea. It will relieve the poor lit tle sufferer immediately. Sold by Drug gists in every part of the world. Twenty five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask fo: Mrs. Wintslow's Soothing Syrup," and ake no other kind. 5.-26fix1y An Appeal Taken, The State ha, taken an appEal fron the decision of Judge Simonton in th Columbia Club case, which will b carried to the Circuit Court of Appeal at Richmond. The constables delivered themselve uo yesterday to the United State marshal, but were released pendin the ~appeal. The matter will not b Newsw the death of Fra n~ daughter of Mr- and Mrs. J. S. Brice which occurred at Ninety-Six ori Monday night. The funeral tool place at Ninty-Six on yesterday. Th< child was about eight months old ani had been ill for several weeks.- ork ville Enquirer. ~Poor . Heaithf meansj o. much more than~ you imagine-serious and *fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's greatest gift-health. If you are feeling out of sorts, weak . ad generally ex fIWK~'hansted, nervous, IIIUVLL~hav:no appetite and can't wvork, begin at oncetak m~g temost rehia rolimedicine,which is Brown's iron'Bit ters. A few bot ties cure-benefit ti comes from the very first dose-it It Cures Dyspepsia, Kidney and Lwver Neuralgia, Troubles, Coistigation, Bad Blood Malaria, Nervous aiments Women's complaints. ~ et only the genuine--it has crossed red lnes on the wrapper. All others ar'e sub 1 il send set of entioful: . t s~ SFair views and book-free. BRWN CHEMiALCO. BALT!30FE il,D Blood aad Skin Diseases Always BDB Cured. 000 BOTANIO BLOOD BALI? never fail to cure all manner of Blood and Skin di eases. It is the great Southern building up! of skin and blood diseases. As a building' up tonic it is without a rival, and absolutely' beyond comparison with any other similar! remedy ever offered to the public. It isa panacea for all ills resulting from impure! blood, or an impoverished condition of theZ uman system. A sinele bottle will demon stratoeits paramount virtues. GilSend for free book of Wonderful Cures.9 Price, Sr.oo per large bottle; $5.00 for six bottles. _ _ _ For sale by druggists: if not send to Us, ~ and medicine will be sent freight prepaid on receipt of price. Address BLOOD BALM CO., Atlanta, Ga. for' I nfants MOTHERS9 Do Patema's Drops, Godfrey's ( most remedies for cbI'ren ar Do You Know that opium and morj Do You Know that in most countrl without lateling them poisons ? Do You Know that you should Dc unless you or your physician know of what i Do You KIow that Ca.',ria is a p its Ingredients is published witl, -c:ry bottl Do You .Know that Ca. .. is the That It has been in use for nearly thirty ye of all other remedies for ehildr! n co:nbined Do You Know that the tment 0; other countries, have issued e=e1usive righ "Castoila" and its formula, and that to Do You Know that one of the rea because Castoria had been proven to be a Do You Know that 35 averai cents, or one cent a dose ? Do You Know that when poesesse be kept well, and that you may have unbr< WeU, these things are worth knm The facsinile signature of Children Cry for A Mistrial Results. The case of ) R. Feniii e i v; Atlas Accident Instiraznce Cmpan Boston, Mass., wherein the plain! sued the defendant on an insuran policy for $2,500 damages by the l Of is arm by a gunshot wouud May, 1894, consumed the time of t United States Court yesterday, Jud Brawley presiding. The case iN hotly contested all day. Messrs. Cle & Ma!ler and Crawford represent the plaintiff and Trenholm, Rhett Miller and Col. John T. Sloan, the fendants. The jury, after being c for several hours, failed to agree a were discharged at 9 o'clock last nig -State. Youlr BSoy Won't Live a Month. So Mr. Gilman Brown, of 34 Milli South Gardner, Mass., wos told by1 doctors. His son had Lung Irouble,: lowing Typhoid Malaria, and he sp Sthree huindred and seventy-five doll Swith doctors, who finally gave him ssaying: "Your boy won't jive a mont lHe triod Dr. King's New Discovery an few bottles restored him to health and Sabled him to go to work a perfectly v man. He says he owes his present g fhealth to use of D.r. King's Ne w D isc C er - - bethe best in uble. Trial Bot Co.'s Drug Store. iictly a LCL DISEASE an steresult Of susd. den elimat=c changes Ely's Cream Balm is acknowledged to be the most thorou cure for Nasal Catarrh, Cold in ileada Hay Fever, of all remedies. It opens cleanses the nasal pass4es, allays p and inflammation, hea'.s the sores, tects the memtbrane. friom' colds, rest the senses of taste and smell. The Ba is applied directly into the nostrils, quickly absorba<l and gives relief .rt on The results that follow catarrh,, d;ue to. dropping of poisonous matter into1 throat, ale irritation of the brc-achial tul and soreness of the lungs accompanied a cough. In all such cases we recomme sfineola Dlahn to be used in connecti with Cream Ralm. Ely's Pineola Baamswili he fou excellent for all throat and lung infia 1' ationis andj stui.tin wi S .... ,vriablys rner a large. pfrm age of hose wo ab-rse the casus be cn-unpton ho rationl fea.,si Balm ~ er bttl; linol alsam in in uatitesof 2.s0te il wast' < f of exprss ur sses. T herep aganageosewhosup ose the ae be Scieumtin tho. Dearent suffei from aronas, woidorep t scu ofte a faed byeciaarh Reoth len die age pnt tose.h arie f rea fr qatiis ork:.5 . will elivertis amut i .';.' ELY B r Rid thoser Streeat, er York.irejdmet The~c maaen f theircIInult. SThe~ Carois, wiher to~ cae furey. Tfere aSpecisal ie A opents. Tosebwod are fit. $t fo itwr will find youhis tearacfer,matoureuest, , : W.et, proevac, Mar , h repc oc their, S.C.nnt. and Children. You Know that ragoric. ,ordial, many.so-caned Soothing Syrups, and composed of opium or morphine? Une are stupefying narcotic poisons? s druggists are not permitted to sell narcoticS t permit any medicino to be given your Chd t is composed? rely vegetable preparaton, and that a list of rescriptioa Of the famous Dr. Samuel Pitcher. ers, and that more Castorla is now sold th Ece Department of the United States, and O to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the Wora mItate them is a state prison offense ? ,ns for granting this government PrOtecton w Solutely hamlss? e doses of CastOria are farnished for 35 of this perfect prepaYrati0, your W ken rest ? )wing. They are fa Pitcher's Castorla. 113 GAtNET ST., J ATLANT-A, GA e Between Loyd and S Pryor S:r et ,as - ed Within half block of tw, car in leadijg to ExpGAitio! IReI lea'_______I Ut SERVICE OGOOD. at TERMS MODERAE] By the day, week, or month. Swas.. E. R. TURNAGE 1- - ntWHEN YOU VISIT I ATLANT.A. en- You will find a od C.omxfortable Horne tewhich offers the public gooMJee :es and co:mfortable ,arrmnit'at mc erate prices. Every Fifteen Minutes qStreet Cars-passabe orf.or4am Sposition grounds. Supper. Bed and Breakfast f< One Dollar. Mrs.. G. B. Robert: Nd o. 2? Whitehall Street, id10-15 Atlanta, Ga. -sElxposition BOARD. IN PRIVATE HOUS~H s 23& West Peachtree, ~fAtlanta, Georgia: THED |DOOR~ F3ROM LINDE ,STRE ET, ON CAN~ LINE, maidwi a bet we en Car Shed and (near) Expos 1tion, Nf1 EW 'BEDS, IMODE RATE R ATES. COMFC RtT ASSURED. SAddresi., ~DR. A. B. PATTERSON. 10-8S nTOTICEE IS HlEE EBT GIVEN THAT AP ]liston w-ill be made at the next ses 'sion of the General Assembly foi mendm'rats to the charter of the Cap< Fear and:Cincinnati Railway.Compam authorizimg~ the building of the roat to teIimate of the State, eithei' throug.i Greenvilleor Anderson, as the Direc tors may.determine, crossing interven. ing Couties, and from near- C'umder to the No~rthr Carolina line in the direc tionfof .tSothport, N. C., crossing intervening Countieg; and to change the name :to the Southiport and West. ern Railroad i Company, together witt othe :geumral amendments to the saic chartr. G. II. MASTER. J. C. GAr.DW.ELL, President, Secretary and Treasurer. .27-3m * FOR SALE. H''IRTEEN HITNDRED ACREScof t3Jland, situated near Albion. oi Lhe R.iver, formerl r owned by Jno. S Dernglass. It will be divided inte smalI tracts if necessary. Terms easy. If rot sold, it wil I.le rented. Apply to J. E. McDONALD, J. Q.DAVIS, or -2f ... W-.M D. TiL /T-AS5. SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. Central Time shown between Jacksonviiie and Columbia. Eastern Time at other poTnts Northbound, No. .I No !0! Oct. Eth, 1S95. Da ily i : . LV. Jacksonville . . -p6 20.p... --. Lv. Savannah ..... ...-.. 1p 41 , ------ Ar. Columbia ....- .----. 330 a . Lv. Charleston...- ..---- 1 00 p --- -. Ar. Columbia .... . 1 -0 V) P Lv. Augusta ..... - - -... P Graniteville .. ------ . Trenton ....... Johnstons ... ..- - - - S. i 3i0 p Ar. Columbia ... ..... - - --.-1 Lv. Columbia .... 4 50 a 470 a T - Winnsboro.... - -- 01 a G 01 a 0- 1 Chester ........... -G S a G 5: a RockHill .... ..... a 7 2 ,2 a; - Ar. Charlotte .... .----- 8 25 a 82: t Danville--.... ...... 1 30 p 13u p : Richmond ... .----- 640 p 64"p t1 1 IWashington ... .- p *' P! ' Baltimore ... . 11'5 p 1ll ) a V'biladel hia .- 0 a.u10 1 NewYor -- --.- 20 a 20 a 25 Southbound- N.Da o- Nt Lv. New York ... .....115nt 12 15 1 p Philadelphia ..---. 350 a 3. n f P Baltimore ........ 6 22 a G2a 9 21. LT. Washington .......1 a 11 3 10 ) Richmond.... ...--- 125 5 p )2 " Danville ......... 60 p 603 p Charlotte .... 110 00 Rock Hill-........14Sp 114,; " Chester .......... .. 5 n 2)-L-t;11 " Winnsboro........ 114 a 114 a:!.l AT. Columbia ...... 20 a 0 Lv. Columbia ....... .......4U " Johnston ...............632alOP " Trenton ................ 4Sa 3V,T " Graniteville............. 716 al 4 p Ar. Augusta................ 00a 4151T Lv. Columbia .........700a -. 4(0 p Ar. Charleston ........110a. Tp Lv. Columbia .. .. 1 p Ar. Savannah ... .4p acksonville0...... a 4 4: 30 a .:1 940P SLEEPXNJG C.&B SERVICE. NOVAnd.Washington & Southwest.r.l Lim Ited,Pullmanl cars Tampa to -New Yorl,. Solid P~ull man train with Dining cars north of Charlotte~. Vo. 85 and 8 U.S8. 1ast Hail- Thro8gh Pull an Buffet Sleeping tar and first class coach Jacksonville and -New York; also Pullman c-ar SA and Charlotte. X.--No.85 and 36 do not enter 7nion Sali tion Columbia, but discharge and 1vke ou pas gengers and baggage at Blanding St. Sta -. W R,, S. . HAT D '. G. P6 A., WAsmTo,.,. A. G. P. .-, ATLA'TA P. L WELLES, Supt, COLiri.L S. C V. 13. GREEN,J 3i. CULP, 4.Supt, W&SGTON. T- M W.-111NGTO ATTENTION, IIOUSEKEEPERS. Evaporated Apples, Peaches - Apricots and Prunes. Hecker's Self-Raising Buck wheat and Oatmeal. Barrel best N. 0. Molasses -Eas.t India Pickles, some thino- fine; try them. Also loose Cucumber Pickle A full line of Canned Goodi 3always on hand. All kinds of Fruits in stock A full line of Heavy and Fan..y Groceries. Give me a call. EXORHE FED AND SALE STABLES. Just Arrived and for Sale, -25zz . Among them one Fine Saddle Horse .nd some Fine Mares suitable for rais ig stoclr. Will be sold cheap for s b or on time for satisfactory paper. ..A few MILCH COWS for sale for ccab or exchange for dry cattle. A~ WILLIFORD, -Winnsboro, S. C. ANTEU, LBOARDERS DEGTFUL ROOMS. hOUSE and ftiiture ne w. H- ave all modern co lveiencles. Gas, Electric1 Bells, hot ad cold water bath rooms on each floor. Fare and all sccommodations fist-class in every~ r.espect. Conveni ent o alt places of amnsemenClt. Im mediatey on car line to Exposition. Rates, $1..00 anId $2.00 per day. Scial rates to parties of six or more. .'MRS. J. 3. BARNJES, 283 Whitehall St., Atlanta, Ga. :xf Colctton N THE LAND, AND HAS ALSO sold a large quantity of goods ger amount which we sell. - - - MIL I NE RY. We have had a rushing business in ais department, but have r-,ceived ew ,upplies and can please ou in tyle and work. Do you need a Wrap? Ve have them chee,. SHOES Lo suit every one in style and quality. )nr Shoes give good service, give omfort, and are at prices to suit your ymrse. We have some good bargains n Clothing-men's, boys and chil Iren's. The latest styles in men's Ra!s at low prices. -Something pretty n Neckwear. every indvcement in variety, quality WELL & RUFF. EARNS. W FELLOW. .isfied riders. STEARNS enthusiasts. TEARNS & CO., Syracuse, N. Y. ; AGENTS: O. ---- - rvine Brought One Foremnost Busi Lck to Health. Ii ed somn eclaiie,delpds nsadbf1ds ypicinsa 'ippe ItiI ies ofth nrvs; .ead wh at eirts deveHlop, stt portit appe:s s:odeiie, selss,o ipe.lt ise a! dese the niervs; reivittaksv fo:rce. a boudste brinh ace hsytm woi-th suc:ert that il e .of ntsemn.; eaknf l est aong prik appienal circusane aothow ne.lt for n two~ days faferIcomenL re oth'cs timahe I a ut cued, yodyS~OfOCf whokne ftof my don for . :over I ave en 'st in r xcelln 1:ii: fintnso,wen I ave met them riain rs. Hrcito headferedw svr iio,prwietitay perceptble mprovI o effectusalltuaiy curedm,secmecd .v W ve fal to recomnd it." o rove. I ave D.r W. Hxc1.cTol:x.b *C~ oralyo a Retries. Mr.Hit0 a sufe with 1 Th.e Price < [AS PUT NEW LIFE AND HOPE I put new life into trade. We have in all lines, and have a lar - - - want to IfNt R1SS G00B3S Ve lead the race for style, quality and rarietv. Be sure to see them before ou buy. Our line of Black Goods t :annot be excelled. *ilks for waists Lnd Triminings, beau'iful Crepons, ie%v styie:Satteeiis, Outing, GluOiham ind Prints iu pleae every of e. You should not suffer from cold this inter. We can sell you woul goods :heaper thar you ever bought them. Special bargains in Flannels and Bian kets; also men's, ladies' and children's Underwear. We want your trade, and can offer yot and price. CALD RIDE A S Ask any STEARNS rider what he thinks of his YELLO STEARNS"riders.are sa Join'the ranks of EJC. SOUTHER' W.D. GASH C rhi1i1 How~y D.Mls'N sleepless, evl,, aLG 'y\w this o iali ad epresena1 gr. of th heule Inali nte Oif hastir:mce racn in thc south, and whose Dr. Miles' Nervine Restored him to h "In 1839 and '90 I had two seve snth~ ine rnng betwee~n thorm, ti fe;:: moniths and attacking my nervo li1: was despaired off. I had not slept th u. f narcotics th::t stupefied m<~ eight ic,ig weeks I was only consciou.; i:odily y un :md the fact that I was ho Wheni in this conditionl. it seemed1 learned of Dr. Miles' Restorati,ve No using it. T bogen to i mprove~ and in o and very m: :.a arprise of eve nor.e of the . rdI would ' ': re since and ?h:c. r<o:umel'd your re: Swh.:n h: ::,e L t thauk mue for de xrut th .st remains to be told. servous tro,ule(s f&r thirteen years a cians, who stand high in their prof esi went. Seeing how the Nervine had :.sing it and is now in excellent health LGcUISvILLE, Jan. 22, 1895. ~Ik.rv1Ie' Ne