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:$rCL V, INTELLIGENCE Tuesday, June 28, - -- 1898. LOCAL BRIEFS. -Read the announcement of J. A. Ballentine for Audito-. "-Revenue stamps may be bought at the The Winnsboro Bank. -Hon. R. Y. Lemmon has been an inounc:d for the General Assembly. -Mason's fruit jars, jelly glasses. ac., at McMaster Co.'s. Their ad. will aypear in our next issue. -Miss Allston will meet her Physi cal Culture class at Mrs. Martin's on Monday, the 4th of July at 8 a. m. adv -The ladies of the Baptist Church will serve ice cream in the court house Sard Wednesday afternoon from 6 till 18 p. m. -The faifc?y loed~~Cow on Saturday on acceunt of a ltroken piece of machinery. They will commence work again to-day. -THE NEWs AND HERALD acknowl edges with thanks an invitation to the South Carolina State Dental Associa tion to be held at Harris' Springs on July the fourteenth. B eTe Ki You Have Alwap Bought Batu.e ot TAE WATER SUPPL.-The follow iugis the report of the policeman on the water supply measurements taken on Monday morning: ft. in. Court-house cistern........... 9 6 Depot cistern..............15 5 Elliott's cistern............... 9 7 Neil's eistern.............. .13 11 Millsr'seistern................ 8 0 Phillips' cistern.............. 6' 11 Cummings' cistern............16 6 College citern................1S 3 Smart's cistern................15 3 WA TED. A class in physical culture and music (vocal and violin). For terms, &c., apply to' Miss Charlotte Allston, Winnsboro, S. C. DECREE GRANTED. We clip the following from the Fargo (N. .D.) -Daily Argus of Wed nesday, June 22: Judge Pollock has granted a decree -of divorce to Mrs. Hanna Rion Abell ~ from Winfield Veazy Abell, of Mid dletown, Conn., on the grounds of non-support and extreme cruelty. Mrs. Abell.was given the custody of the child Theresa. 'PMESONiAL. -~Mi. 11. W. Hanahan went to Co unih~b!i Monday. - ,and Mrs. T. F. Davis spent the Dro. M retuned to *RMeaM,rie and Jeninie Beaty are - -~~bo e foSr the summer. . . - - Mr. O. W. Brice, of Columbia, tives.] Messrs. Grier and Ja:k Pressly left on Monday- for a visit to their parents1 in Mexico. These young men expect - to return to the United States -in the -allf toresume their studies in college - M. C. s. MATTHEWS COMPLIMENTED The girls were all in a flutter the > other day when they heard their '"summer boy" had been appointed on Sampson's. taff. Batz their ardor was c~ooled when they found that Mr. Carl Matthews had been appointed on - Sampson's staff of Pan Top High1 School of Virginia-one of the best schools in that State. Sampson recog nines the fine native gifts of a Fairfield edueator and we hare always had this article in stock and we hope moon to announce the recognition of one of our best-men as principal of Mt. Zion.1 Can't some one give us a list of all the - . educators we have supplied to other i:.institutions ? R BURGLARY. On Mondiay morning when Mr. J. J. Obear unlocked his front door and - ~began to look around he saw his back fIdoor partly opened and the drawer to his desk lying in the middle of the floor and the papers in the drawer tumbled. It was very apparent that bome one had broken in. The burglars had used an auger ar.d made a series of holes just sbove the lock. By this process a hole large enough for his arm to entcr was made. The door 5was locked from the inside 'with the key left in the -lock. It was an easy matter therefore for the robber to run his arm through the hole that he had made-and unlock the door trom the * outside. About ten or twelve dollars in cash was taken. FRIC i e naantpationl and awanderful Liv~wer iine3. Trw It. RESTORES VITALITl - -WeliMan THE *of Me. 3 REMEDY produces the above result cai..d by errors of vouth. it wards off In niyand Consumpion. Young Men regan Man odand O0d Men recover Yout.hfuI 'igor. It ves vigor and size to shrunken organs, and its mnan fo.- businiess or mrig. Easily carried ia vest pocket. Price flPC6 Boxes $2-Se by mail, mn plai pack- ~)age . w itha wtritten guarantee. DR. JAOHAA. Paris Sold only by 'J.3J. OBEAR, Drug gist, Winnsboro, S. C. AT. iON'B LOSILNG EXERC1SES. On Friday evening a large and ap preciative audience filled the chapel of the college to witness the closing exer cises of the school. It was an ideal night in, June, with a pleasant breeze fanning the cheeks of all, and making the physical conditions almost perfeet. The exercises were opened with an appropriate prayer by Rev. J. D. Crout. The following program shows the treat enioyed by those who were pres ent: 1. Prayer, by Rev. Mr. Crcnt. 2. Song-"Bi: d Song" - by mem bers of the primary grades, accompa nied by cornets and piano. 3. Violin - "Romance" - by Miss Charlotte Allston, acconpanied by Miss Martha Dwight, pianist. 4. Song-"Sunlight Glances".- by members of intermediate grades, ae companied by cornets and piano. i. Song-- "Spinning" - by Miss Allston, ascompanied by Miss Dwight. 6. Address-"Education"-by Rev. J. A. Smith, introduced by Rev. C. E. McDonald. 7. Quartette - "Come Where the Lilies Bloom"-by Misses Rice and Gerig and Messrs. Stevenson and Witherow, accompanied by Messrs. Chandler and Seigler, cornetists, and Iss Witherow, pianist. 8. Piano. Duett, by Misses Helen and Jeannette Stewart. 0. Song-"As I'd Nothing Else to Do"-by Miss Agnes Rice, accompa nied by Miss Witherow. 10. Song-"Beautiful Streamlet" by young ladies of the collage depart ment, accompanied by cornets and piano. 11. Violin, by Mr. Rawls, accom panied by Ms, Allston. 12. Benediction, by Rev. J. A. Smith. The music, both instrumental and vocall was of a high order of merit. t was all thoroughly enjoyed by the audience, and reflects honor on those who planned, as well as those who executed the numbers. Our limited space forbids a detailed description of of the rendition of the whole program, and where all did so well it would seem invidious to single out some for special commendation. One of the special features, that calls for more than a passing notice, was the address n Education by Rev. J. A. Smith, of White Oak, It was brief, pointed and practical, and was full of sound ad. rice to both pupils and patrons of the :hool. The subject has been so often handled that it is somewhat hackneyed, ut Mr. Smith, on this occasion, was ble to present the old fnbjeet in a new and pleasing dress, and we have heard is address spoken of in very compli entary terms. The whole occasion was most pieas ant and profitable. .The year that has iosed has been a very prosperous oe, ad apila.-and teachers 1ha wel asation. q For Over- Fifty YeurS. Mns. WNsL,OW's SOOTameG Synr sas been used for over fity years by nillions of mothers for their children ,hile teething, with perfect success. :tsoothes~the child, softens the gums, llays all pain,'enres wind colic, and is be.best reniedy for diarrhna. It will elieve the poor little sufferer imme- e litely. Sold by druggists in every 3art of the world. Twenty-five cents< Sbottle. Be sure and ask for "tMrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take io other kind. 5-26tx1y ) -A TRIIBUTE TO MRS. LADD Her Old-Pupils Ruggests a Donation to Her. The friends and pupils of Mrs. Cath rine Ladd ire desirous of making ome sort of testimonial of their affec ions and esteem in this the ninetieth year of her age. There is scarcely an ld citizen in Falield and adjoining :ounties to whom. this noble and tal nted woman is unknown, and many f them have been recipients of her tindnesv in various ways. A nature pecnliarly unselfish, with lofty ideals, a nutiring energy, and great faculty or organization, she instituted many plans ,for the public benefit, and was ever foremost in advancing social and charitable schemes. When the war came none were more active and ardent in home-work for the soldiers; and it is not strange that at arecent meeting of veterans her name poken in a passing tribute was greeted by a storm of applause. Every Con federate soldier was a son to her, and they will not forget her earnest efforts for the amelioration of their needs. Her strength, her purse, were freely given to all who needed, and now in the hour of darkness it is but meet that those who shared her bounty as teacher-and there are few who have not, directly or indirectly, in one or the other of these-should hav, an opportunity of adding their names to the list which will be sent with the testimonial... There is no need of entering into details of her present sad, cir.nmJ stances-total blindness, entirehe es esses, and a lack of thos ~ gs which are essential to -ufering inaU . Fried,l .~al:y and give the deari g ~ our hearts' warm greatings with this gift to cheer and comfort her last days i Subscriptions wll be received by Mr. G. B. McMas err at the drug store, and packages also left there. It is hoped that the list will be fall and generous dons tions of various kinds by July 4th, at which time they will be forwarded to her. Don't delay this good work, but come at once. It may soon be too late! Au Old Pupil. Backieni's Armica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, draises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chlblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup tions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refund ed. Price 25 cenLs per box. For sale hyMcMter Co. BUCK LICE EDS Mr. Edator: Wesotice in-I paper a piece headed, "Mitford Telephones." Well, Buck Lic _, too. So I venture to write along line and ask Mitford to fet" us uniit our funds and have a line linked oA to Messrs. Wylie's and Johnston's if they don't object. A very , d route would be_ by Mr. C lingham's and- Prof. W. S. R 's on- the Winnsboro andeay's'Ferry 'Road;' then to, the Flint Hill postoffice and on to Mr, P. C. Mellichampe's store and to Mit ford. This would be less direct. for Mitferd, but it would be less expen sive for it and Buck Lick to put their funds together and build this longer line than to build two short ones inde pendent of each other. We have been thinking of having a line from here for some time, and now if we will unite and then go to work right and quit thinking and talking and writing about it, there is no reason why we can't have this line at an early date. There are some men here that will contribute a goad deal to the purpose and every man will help. I should-be glad to hear from some of the Mitford friends on the subject if they care to consider this. Jn -25. '98. Back Lick Farmer.. C:).a.AS T. O2..A.. E a e The (ind You ave:Always $eught of"._ . JENKINSTILLE ITEMS. The Ladies' Aid Society of Little River Church will serve ice cream at the residence of Mr. B. U.. Yar borogh, at Long Run, on the evening of July 1st, for the benefit of the Bap tist parsonage. Public cordially in vited. The rains came, the floods descend ed, and the morning of "Children' Day" at Shiloh dawned dark and, gloomy, yet it was very well attended, the house being full to overflowing. Rev. Rr. Stackhouse, of Columbia, nd Rev. J. P. Isenhower, of thie: ounty, addressed the children. A innr lemonade was served. Mr. and Mrs. T. V. Wicker, of e berry, together with their son, Mr John Wicker~ and family, -recent, risited Mrs. J. S. Swygert, of iiiR lace. Mrs. J. K. Ragsdale, of Blair',; :ompanied by Mrs. D. Stanton, a lown to attend picnic last week. - Miss deChriston, of Arkansas,W ias recently graduated at Duea , visiting Misses Essie Holley~ ~enie -Anderson, who wee 1upiI he same'school.~ Misses Gilmore an~d Padgeti of ~aree, are the guests rs. Ms.f;Mcjfeefin cnl Vsome~ i e Miss Annie and Mr. Austin Lyles d Hop James, of Blair's, made a hrt visit to this section last week. An infant son of Mr. A. J. 'Mc teekin, died on the 18th in it. It had een sick only a few hours. r. June 25, 1898. Enterprising Drugglsts. There are few men more wide awake ad enterprising than McMaster Co.,t rho spare no pains to secure the best E everything in their line for their nany customers. They now hava the, raluable agency for Dr. King's New )iscovery "for Consumption, coughs ud Colds. This is the wonderful emedy that is producing such a furor ll over the country by its many start ing cres. It absolutely cures Asthma, 3ronchitis, Hoareness and all affections f the Throat, Chest and Lungs. Call t above drug store and get a trial bo' le free or a regular size for 50 cents Lnd $1.00. Guaranteed to -cnre or rice refunded. 5 NEWs I'BOM BUCK LICK. The farmers in our country have ooked long but not in vain for the iach needed rain. We had splendid isasons last week and the cotton is all ap at' last and everything is in a lourishing condition. But owing to :he long dry spell, a great deal of the otton did not come up until the 18th f June. From what we can learn through he papers this dlrought was general tnd the cotton crop shows a very poor ,tand and much of it will, conse ~uently, come on late. Also we see hat the acreage has been reduced two million less than last year. With all these odds against the production of a Large erop, the writer thinks we can but expect to receive a good price for this crop. Mr. Johnnie Gibson's cotton fields are showing quite a number of blooms. The fruit crop, including the melons, is fine and abundant so far. We are glad to notice so manyv wagons of wheat passing through en routo for Mr. Gladden's figur mill at Rocky Creek. Some of our farmers have raised good crops of it this year. A soft-shell turtle, measuring 21l inches from tip to tip and 46 inches in circumference of shell and weighing 16 pounds, was captured last Wednes day in the Wateree Creek by Mr. P. C. Mellichampe. The young people of the community enjoyed a lawn party some time ago given by Mrs.. N. A. Peay at her pleasant home. Nobody knows better than Mrs. Peay how to make the young folks have a pleasant time. A few evening ago Mrs. Mary Boul ware entertained them very hand somely at a party at her home given in compliment of Mr. Hugh Stokes, an interesting young ' an from Early Branch. We han't had any of our candi a. d yet, but their vet forgotten them and them. - Te our present County gentle hint. Since he bridges between the Ba ffice and Mr. N. A. Pea ptly and substantially repsa~ ant to calJ his attention to th Creek Bridge on the other r. Peay's. It is a long -bridge now in a desperately unsaf on. The prompt at to bridge might be of use in gn to our Supervisor. It is nev late to make reparation for any- omiugs that we might be guilty.. -r. c. r. June 2 . CA&TQR IA F utsand Childrea. Th.1 he taye Always Bought ears URE A"Ntw, leIte Treatment, consisting of SUPPOS Cattules of Ointment and two Boes of A thver-failing cure for Piles orev.e egree.-.t makes an operation tful,nd.often results dsiet'% -Wrtten Guarantee in each $I gox.. @Py.Soc. and $i a box, 6 for , Sent p1e; free ,25. and 50c. NUC CuredPiles Preveted, by ONS _." "_ 7 .Tt ea OMACH REGULATORand BLOO Small, mild and pleasant to take: pted for children's use. 5o d these famous little Pellets will eor more of Pile Cure. , N itEs s JAPAxssE NILE CuA, BEAR, -Druggist, - Winnsboro, S. C. E A -MAN in aor aaee .e &aas, mnorCamsr ward. wlasUC. We a ,'McXsT a Co., S Winuebor, 8, C. Rward= COUNCIL WILI for informatiot Vaud conviCtion o: 2 who set fire to thi iss Fripp, or thi Douglass or Q. D JAS. E. COAN, Intendant. ot!n c ool rI~s6 ~ C will be held os RURSI) THE T.1B JULY next ~pplicaton%geceived until that date PdSri '%S TO BE FILLED. Pricipl-Ssla.ty- $100 per mont] ud use of dWelling. Assistant P,rncipal-Salary $50 pe: Four Lady Assistants-Salary $3 er month each. Nie mouths' session, begionini hlid Monday in September. J. C. CALDWELL, 6-18td Chmu. Board Trustees. I barrel Pure Georgia Cana Syrup. barrel.Silver .Drip. N. 0. Molasses. Try our blended Tea, 50( .nd 6oc. per pound-non better for iced tea. Sugar-cured Hams in ever An endless variety of hig grade Crackers, Biscuits an Cakes re'ceived twice ever week. - Your patronage is alway appreciated. F. M. HABENICH'] [ have just received ti last barrel of TAT WAS CAPTURED in the last battle on the 6th of June by Sampson's fleet. ALSO A BARREL OF BEST N: 0. MOLASSE and other lower grades. 2 cases Cudahy's Hiams, the b hms in the market. 200 lbs. Boneless Hams. 200 lbs. English Breakfast Strips. 100 lbs. Bologna Saudage. 3 barrels White Fish. 2 barrels Mackerel. All kinds fresh Canned Goods a fine Groeries. A lot of fine Teas a Sugar. Also t-he finest Aric.s Coffee Call and see me before you purcha I think you will find it to your -ady: tge. MCRE ,- - SUMMER B .WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED SC Figured Organdy and Colored Dotted t bought late in the season, and very cheap. Goods, Dotted Swiss and Plain Organdiesi If you want some thing very cheap Here it is. Yard wide Percales at 6c.; P Calico, 3c.; good Unbleached Homespun the bargains. We have many others in al select from. 450E . We have a full stock of Ladies' and goods just received in Ladies' Cloth 'Lop weather. Will please you and give you< MILLINE1R We are offering at reduced prices t We have something new in wide Sash Ri Come to see us, our bargains will weather is hot. Respectfully, CA LDWEL 4HOT WI CLOTI I AM NOW PREPARED THING YOU WANT IN Crash Suits, Alpaca Coats an Coats and Vests, Serge Coa Alpaca Vests, Fancy Mar White Vests, Crash Par -- - --- and Whi I have some extra size Alpa Sstock=sizespto 48. I have a line of Men's, Bc Coats and Vests, and odd Co ifty cents on the dollar. Ladies, I want you to see BOOTS, in vesting tops and PERS of same-something ne GIVE ME A LOOK. Q. D. WI 5PtCIAL From Now U Y yOU CANNOT AFFORI d sale if you are in need 0 sWe will also put in this s LADIES' UMBRELLAS al in this class of goods. . We have a big line of,~ th< oit. Bargains every day ;thre goods. A look will convince .C all on us whether you w tention to all. Respectfully. WIN NSBORO OE e 5.]LEP HKNE I5 -] WINNSE The next session begins September pese.t pupil is required to pay an entrance peurro..-Scholars in the Graded except in cases where they take up ex One extra, 75 cents per month; two e Literary course, 75 cents p d Scientific co Each higher course include all that tn Thivrecord of te scholars of this:i their standing in the higher colleges, 9EWFor further particulars addresa ARGINS3 ME EXTRA GOOD VALUES IN wiss. These goods are very pretty, Also some good bargains in White , from loc. to 50c. a yard. rinted Challie, 24c,; (rood Shirting at 2jc. a yard. 4hese are a few of 1 lines of goods,.and good variety to Misses' Oxfords. Also some pretty Shoes. Men's Low Cut Shoes for hot omfort. clean up balance of Spring stock. bbons-pretty and cheap. pay you for the trouble even if the & RUFF. 2ATi4ER ING. TO SHOW YOU ANY THIS LINE, SUCH AS Vests, Alpaca Coats, Serge s, Sicilian Coats and Vests, sailles Vests, Silk Vests, its, Striped Duck Pants, e Pants. - - -- ca Coats ys' and Children's Seericker ts, which~ I will close out at my line of FINE BUTTON black and tans. Also SLIP w and nobby. LIIFORD. SALiE OF MBkIIIITS Intil June 10. ) TO MISS THS SPECIAL f a Straw at less than 50 CEITS DI TB DIII pecial sale both GENTS' ani prices that will astonish yoi Sabove and mean to close then iughout our mammoth stock of ant to buy or not, Polite at RY GOODS CO. X, 8il SI. [TELEPHONE I f ORO! S. 0. 20, 1897, and ends June 24, 1896. Es fee of 50 eents to meet contingent e ra a tdie in the CAegiate Dparus ur, $1.00 per month. Classical course, $t~ per month. precede. Gool bhe- can be obtali ichool at competitiye examinations, a s the best guarantee of its eS.ien.y. WITERQW; PrinceipalJ From every side sakes. all of us take greater pride than ever in feA lit Just s0 has been put to the teat and ha ere: DURING the SUMMER We have redaced prloes Inorder to suit the times. Our Wares Wear an Our Prices Pease. R. BRANDT* Une Tower C LE TO UY IG BARGA S: : , AND flON T ELAY.':$ THE POPE MAN FACTU are prepared to furniaB3 this seson st - r -TO S'IT A t. The Celebrate~hll% The pr. theW Columbia Hany Hartfords boro. Ask the riderswbthf is. Wo.wilrest our Cai they say. They stay out hps and'run'"80 easy." All of the abo,e.are mee i. Pope Manufn6gin~g CO, guarantee of good okuabp.l~ I ou waacbqso4ai $5.00 up, -but these r guaranteed. "You -take what y JORDAN & DAV8 AGENTS. THE MOST MODERN SEWIN6 MACHINE OF THE AGE, EM ( ALL OE THE 'UMENTS. --Uneualed for--< Drability, - * Range of Work *andlSimplidiv., C- Old Sewing Mahns taken I Address - sZIgnar A@U5T 34BL BUIDING, RIC A PRI4 -A