The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, November 05, 1898, Image 3
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE'
Saturday, November 5, - 1899
A SCHOLraSHIP.
n Neel-Heverlo Business College and
School of Shorthand and Typewriting
of Spartanburg, S. C.
We are prepared to offer a scholar
ship in this college in a course in
book-keeping, or if the applicant pre
fers, a course in stenography and
typewriting. Tbis scholarship is
worth_.*35 -and will enable the one
holding it to complete the course free
of all charge except cost of books,
stationery, &c., amounting to five or
six dollars. The person winning the
scholarship will be required to promise
that he or she will remain until the
course is thoroughly completed. The
scholarship will be given to the person
,vho secures for THE NEWS AND
HERALD the largest number of sub
scribers. Of course subscription price
must be remitted when the name is
sent. The contest will close Nov.
15th. We sb . be glad to furnish
farther information.
LOCA4BXrEFS.
-read the town ordinance in an
other colimn.
-The membets 4h*aesg -
_two gto buy in
naisice for their church.to rep t
6o in use.
-The managers of, the election,
from different parts of the county were
in- town Friday to gel their ballot
boxes. They are getting read .for
the election on Tuesday.
-Amongdtie Ridgeway people who
came irpto hear the lecture on Thurs
'Z dap night were Messrs. Herbert Ruff,
k Spann Edmunds, William Rembert
K R-S. Spence Mars Cooper and P. M.
Sence.
now seems n assured fact that
-rsAegimeats will be mustered
T iday, l ,ovember 10th. The
lfdisbanding is heavy, but the
xpect all to be completed by
ha ecelve an invitation
silaid tsfrom the directors
Sziernend~eitof th.Penitentiaiy
visit the: State fara
eiembe eth ~ e return
be compliment.
r -eddings in hi-chthe
-~ $~~nsbroand maoy in the
tAhe9th. One
* ~ fk.~~acTiaRidgeway, one int
n toa diandhe in Cfanbia.
Th2ifaitnbuilding, jest north
E JtMister's store, is nearly
p sted and is quite a handsome
We hope in a few years
e of the business part of
sent abrick front;
-Nevember 24th, has1
t xesident eS
wiyiibarFhstory have
d such canse for thanksgivint
-The ladias of the Episcopal Charci
ve~organize'd a Cemnetery Gaild foi
the purpose of keeping the cemetery it
order&t All those who have relative1
buried in this cem ymay be mew
bers -of the Guild. '1elais i
m eet on the first Thursday in ever:
month.
-J. D. McCarley & Co. have re
ceived another barrel of Porto Rica
molasses, captured by the 1st S. C
Regiment at the evacuation of Sa:
Juan. In addition to this they hav
nmackerel, fresh link sausage ever
~, hams, and fresh groceries. Se
their ad.
-Several families in the easter
part of town have changed their plac
of residence and are now settled i
their new homes. Mr. Q. D. Will
ford has moved-into his pretty hous
.RJev. J. D. Grout and family are in ti
Methodist pars->nage, and Mr. an
Mrs. Preston Rion are in the McMaste
-.house.
- Wednesday, the 9th of Novembe
- will be the fiftieth anniversary of ti
muerriage of Mr. and Mrs. F. Geri
It d->es not often happen that ta
people are spared to each other for
many years, and upon their goldi
wedding dlay Mr. and Mrs. Gerig w
doubtless receive the congratulatio>
of their many frieuds.
S-A week from to-day Pawnee Bill
Wild West Show will pitch its ter
in town, and a~s a circus, or show
any kind in town is such an unusu
event it will ptobably Arsw- a lar
crowd. The newspaper accounts
this chow say that it is well woi
seeing, the horseback riding being 4
* ceptionially mne.
-The town of Greenwood is one
the most progressive in the State. E
has electric lights and waterwor
and a very handsome hotel has bi
built recently. It is a town about
sizta of Winnsboro. Why can
our towLI follow the good example
her sister, so that we may enjoy sc
of the comnf 2,rto and convenlienlces
her ciizens are eijyinlg?
Union Services,
The union services will be bell
the Brptist Church Sunday ever
at 7 30 o'clock.
(;rand Display of Hats and Bonne~ts
Minlinery Novelties.
Iiaving been in the uusiness for<
30 ' ears, I am certainly up in
business; beeides having the assist
of a drst class up-to-date mnill
Miss achill, of Baltimore, in this
pa.:rtmfent. Satisfaction guaran
Gve us a call before y our decide a
...r a... Mrs. J. 0. Bo
CHURCH SERVICES.
Services will be held in the follow
ing churches on Snnday:
Methodist-11 a. m. by the pastoi.
Sunday ScShnol at 5 .p. m. Prayer
meetine WEdnie..'ay at 5 p. m.
Associale lIeformed Presbyterian
Rev. C. E 31cDonald. Service at 11
a.m. Young men's meeting at 315.
p. m. Suniday School at 4 p. m.
Prayer meet ing Wednesday at 6 p. m
Presbyterian-l a. m. by the pas
tor. Smiday School a.t 5 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 5 p. m.
Baptist-11 a in. by the pastor.
Sunday School ai 10 a. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening at 6 o'clock.
-A. ----.-.-..
Bem at The Kb d YYebse Always Bug
of
COING AND GOING.
9
Miss Alice McMaster came home on j
Friday for a short stay. t
Mrs. B. J. Quattlebaum has returned j
from a visit to relatives in Edgefield i
County. t
Grand Master J. T. Barron was the
gosst of Mr. and Mrs. Holbrook Rion
during his stay here.
Rev. Jas. G. Glass passed theo
to I 9
hedja~ ret~nd
odiiAken~d d
t;~o bit me ia
he thes" 6 ~i- W) f
Oto6Qi9*g panieid by Mr.,ndErs.
T.. n es wh6 enjoyed.
weekn the city.Mr.A. Y.Wlt
rturned home with them to enjoy.a
1h0rt sty on the hills of Fairfeld.
HR!D MASTER EARROi'S
Grand Master J. T. Barron delivr
lectureson Masonry in the co t
ars esent; . ldi~ eatjnaI
idies end 'Misonis retlrn n$
idgeway. and elsewhere.Mr: '
ecDonald, Master nusiro
ode, after annoiindg th asiaona
ey are 2 taught "never to enter UPOD
my- undertaking iithout first invokig
e blessings of the Deity, requested
ev. Mr. Allston'to open with'prayer. -
After the prayer, -Mr: McDonafl ina.
oduced the Grsnd Master. Mr.4
~arron's'liecture was. thorongly
ed.. He explained .and anbree t~a
ae objection so oftenii nade gnt
~asonry on decount ofi
ti application of thbie -e
~cialy good-. ~vK e
He admitted that there are hypocrites
among Masons as well as hypocrites in
in the church, but this fact does not
disprove the lofty principles of the'
law. He spoke of the nniversality of
Masonry; its creed is a belief in the
' ire.Z Architootonf the Universe, char
-ity and humanity ana Dro
He closed his lecture with an eloquent
exhortation to the brethren, reminding
them that the world cares nothing for
professions, but there must be fruits.
~After the lecture, the Lodge was
opened and the M. M. degree was con
ferred.
eBesides the Grand Master and many
"visiting brethren from Ridgeway, the
District Deputy Master, M. A. Bridges,
was present.
Hlow to Look Good.
SGood looks are really mare than skin
deep, depending entirely on a healthy
condition of all the vital organs. If
the liver be inactive, you have a bilious
elook; if your stomach' be disordered,
you have a dyspepdic look; if your
kidneys be affected, you have a pinched
look. Secure good health, and you
will surely have good looks. "Elec*
tric Bitters" is a good Alterative and
Tonic. Acts directly on the stomach,
liver and kidneys, purifies the blood,
cures pimples, blotches and boils, and
> gives a good complexion. Every bot.
0tIe gnaranteed. Sold at McMaster
Co.'s drug store. 50 cents per bottle.2
-l PAWNEE BILL'S WILD WEST
Wm Exhibit in Winnboro Saturday, !'0o
vesnber 12-Ffr One Day Only.
Our people are to be favored wit!
sPawnee Bill's combined shows, com
lprising a genuine Wild West, India'
Village, Indian Museum, Hippodrome
th guide, scout, U. s, interpreter an
~Oklahoma hero, Maior G. Win. Lilhi
(Pawnee Bill), with hi3 own company
f Genuine and true--it is no imitatio1n
e -His Indians ara Indians, his Mexican
sare Mexicans, his cow boys are col
en boys, his vaqueros are vaqueros, an
he so on through the long list of genuin
iot attractions. Would you see the India
of as he was in his might; wcnid you E
me him in sage brush covered plains;
hat the valleys of the Rocky Mountai
7~I~.h4HINDIPO
i at ~ RESToRES VITAL-IT
ing 1 2 M de a
THE M ~Oa of Me.
and GREAT
RENCHI REMEDY produces the above res
ve in~ 3e dars. Cures .Nerzozs e~~~Iet
nicocele, Fa-iing M~noity. Stolt 5dains
the inscescaused by err<rs of genti. it warts .f
-iuty and ConsumnIf. Young Men regailM
aue -o and Old Men recover nua Vg
er, ~Cvigort and s ze toshrunrkeni crgans, and
da evest pocket. Price -.Bxs
mil, in 1guain cC jR. JAN 05.
bot, Sold only by J. J. OBEAR, Dri
, gist, Winnsboro, S. C.
raure? If so, you may, by witnessina
one exhibition of Pawnee Bill's Hi
toricul Wild West, in conjunction wit]
his magnificent Hippodrome, Mexica
Bull Fight, end Trained Animal Show
combining many new and imposinj
features, namely: Miss May Lillie
the 19:h century Diana, champion gir
horseback rifle shot of the world
absolutely without a rival. Senor Jos
alasques, riding and driving &
iorses at one time. Thrilling hippo
rome, trained animals, a herd of buf.
loes and a drove of long-horned
rexas steers, Indian ponies, bronchos,
nustangs, &c.; also a band of Aus
ralian Bushmen, famous Black Track.
rs and Bomerang Throwers, a troupe
>f famous Japanese Lancers, Fencers
nd Fighters, and sword combats on
orsebuck. Ali Bros., Oriental stars,
trabian Acrobats and Human Pyrs
aid Builders; 5,000 animals and in.
nimate curiosities, making one of tB
randest and most wonderful exhibi
ions that ever appeared in Winnsbron
Z grand free street parade will take
lace at 10 a. m. Wait and -sec-the
ig Wild West.
Enterprising' Dru
' here are few menI
adc.-ei~~~oa~p
- as -
Ar*ear 1~~j
TBe t enacted nd~
Winnsoro inCuni
yfea fcenin Apri 1
sums and i. th mn
n eir
metoned sadb
uie nantde W t
Winb i il
dlaofthe purpo e o sn u
endalgprilerty89it -
sms and the thewn f
mTone salla beo".
o the streetsur of sd tow -~/
Five taxls aed and pa
thsdollanc hvle shllb pa
floimitg tnaed wn of f
To terola d t ilo e coin
nted strtes ofrec mad tional b
All taxes hi assessed l
thf NOverdincntshndlhe 1st d
foaloing unamd onde st of J
noes o therwise anow pivrcoied
la tgesherih assesed cshall
Doe n Coanle btween the 1irth d~
of November n h A1std
Domignp ii on te 1thousandfeJa
..r, 199 s thl e corpoated by
trso therie as own prode
Do. in CouncillthisOtheofirst.
~. SEL] Do-n>e thusan sir
n SUGARdCURED HAMS.
nPUGC UREC HAMS.
BONELESS HAMS.
H IEINZ'S SPECIALTIES.
Pickles of all kinds in bottles
tulk, Sances, Catsups and Relisl
White, Apple and Pickling Vinegi
jgs furnished. Asked for san
bottle~s. Boston Beans in tomato sai
They are fine.
t New line Fresh Cakes and Crack
i Everything to tempt the appetite.
~F. M. HABENICH
an4 WisIkey a
t n iim acured at home wil
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g0 w .bro
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and two
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0 - .a~ results
this terrible
LI~ ~afttum ~autDe im each
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- Set~
* 2~m~iIO~
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mIld god, pleasant
~b24~a1'S1~SC~5O
* ~these.&mamzljtt3e Pellets will
- ~bO~Dr~eoC?~Ie Cure..
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*XHIIEYIARRTJIJRD.
ATTRRN RATE and DONNETS
~tbe the latest designs. A complete
~ef Misses', Children's and Infants'
~. Walking Hats and Sailor's In
e new styIe~.
Milliner is consideed one of the
- n town, and our wo:rk gives pea.
isfactien.
~ anking my *u~t~)mers for past
nage, I solicit a continuance of
- sine.
_ S. A. L. HOUARLEY.
Barrel of
I
nlnrinnri
UIG~ITh
S.C. Regiment
San Juan.
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MACKEREL
THE KIT.
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111K SAUSAGE
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CINTHS, Double,
TTJSLIPS, Single.
TT.X~1p5, Double.
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PALL
OUR PREPARATIONS FOR
thorough and our stock is now ready ft
The fact that low price cotton makes m,
to render good service by showiDg a gr
reached with cheaD cotton.
We call the ladies special attention
to our ine stock of seasonable Dress
Goods, Novelties in plain and figured
Venetians, mixed effects in Silk and
Wool, a great variety of Coloringi.
Cotton Goods have never heen as cheap
Staple Cotton Goods, with great varie
ty in solors of Priats, Percales, etc.
MILLINERY.
Our fall stock is the mest complete,
newest, and most stylish we have ever
shown. We can fournish you the best
work and up-to-date goods at pricei to
please you.
We are hustling for trade and will
you and save you money. The best goo
---- -GIVE US.
-oCALDWEL]
OBAY FOR
I AM NOW PREPAREI
CRMPLETE .
Fall and Winter
DryG
Clothi
Boots
Shoes
Caps
And everything kept in a
GOODS ESTABLISH1\
mense stock to select from
the lowest. Give me a loo
that I am up to date.
Q.LD.W]
MEXN'5, BOY'
Ready Ma(
TO BE CLOSED OUT. C
L A
MEN'S SUITS, WORTH $1.00,
MEN'S SUITS, WORTH
MEN'S SUITS, W(
MEN'S SUI11
o is yu
WIN NSBORO I
ONE BOOR SOU
Yellow and Black Front.
WINNS
The next session begins Septemnb
papii is required to pay an entrane
peTmUrr'roN.-Scholars in the Graded
exetin cases-where they take up
One xra, 78 eents per month; tw(
Literary sourse, 75 cont'
I ash highierM arielude all Lt
ine riee o -te selholart of th
a their standing a the bio eo'
e ir farsher partiOir d"
mr0Dm%
YOUR FALL NEEDS HAS BEEN
r your inspection-NEW and BRIGHT.
mey scarce, spurs us to greater efforts
gat variety and at prices that can be
SH OES.
We have taken more than nanal care
to have our shoe stock compIete and of
the best. Try us for any style shoe
you want; we will show yon good
goods at low prises.
We have some good values in
CLOTHING
Men's and Boys', cheap.
A fine line of Neckwear. Gents'
Hats in all styles-ncw shapes in stiff
mnd soft hats-prices low. GenttI
Shirts, Collars and Cuffs.
supply your wants in a way to pleasC
Is at lowest prices is our aim.
L CALL.
& RUFF.e
TO SHOW YOU A
3TOCK OF
>OdS
rig
e
IRST-CLASS DRY
[FNT. I have an- im
and my prices are always
k and I will convince you
LLIFORD.
5AW YOUTW'5
e Clothing
OME EARLY WIMILE I'I
at $7.50.
7.50, at $5.00.
)RTH $5.00, at $3.00..
S, WORTH $8.00, at $1.75.
DREN's. SUITS FRO t~
'IG { cheaper then cotton at 4
)RY GOODS CO
TH G. A. WHITE'S.
- Main Street.
BOR() S. C.
897 and ends June 24, 1898. E
Sfeof 50 eents to meet contingent
*tr stdie" in the ~cli te Poa
Ier4a, $1.
iper month.
ourse, $1.00 per month.
ClaiCl course, *1.I0 per month.
at precede. God-i o .r, . e-u be obt4
. e best garante oi t efc
: .WITHER W PieP
\ SPECIAL.
ALTHOUGH R. Braadt
has a larger stock of bet
ter quality and greater variety
at much closer prices than
ever, he has decided, on ac
count of the great scarcity of
money, to make a
io PER CENT
REDUCTION.
on the entire stock, thus hand
ing back to you still more
change than any jewelry store
anywhere.
R. BRANDT'S
suppliment advertisements are
noney-savers to you. Send
for those you don't receive.
R. BRANDT,
THE JEWELER,
Chester, S. C.
MULES.
PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME
ror any of the above stock since last
ring and giving their notes for same,
aid notes falling due on the first of
)ciober and te first of November,
898, will prepare to meet the same, as
)rompt payment will be required.
Buggies.SiON HAND.
COWS and CALVES.
[ still have a :few on ha. -I will
y thme highest cash pride for poor
tt it healthy andgeng.
A. A4LLIFORPX
5te aiybe due 1p3b s
ecme,1898.
T lev fo tt
for school ~ smIrnk~
total levy of 13i~i - tiel
property of this co ~re is i
addition to the for jspeca a
for school purposes of~Ui t.1
No. 14, No. 17, No. . 25,
making a 'total of 15 thoIse
school dsricts, sed a~' sh~
tx oflmill in No. 19, atoi
ofi mills in it.
There is also a tax ondolar oil
each male citizbet~~Oaeo
21 and 60 years, excp w are
disabled or are made *
Taxes are payable L~ hi~WfI
kinds of fatrds and tbr G@ --
and silver comi,Unt UPW
rency, national bank i~~~4O
pns, which shall
payable duriing the yea
consolidated bonds knO~S"~ ~
bonds and tbe bonds fbaW
known as "Blue" bons>
other State bonds whichmabiSd
by authority of an Act of te4MS
Assembly, the coupons of wiche
by such Act made rceiaX1 .
IL may not be amiss to !f&
tax payers tuat when the't toim
collecting taxes without-penltloS
the present inciubent willH
the offie to his succellSOr
enee he nor hs sa eso anl.~
their taxes, and to
rush begin as early as
vemerinseadof ash
Winnsboro, S. C., 6 Oct., 1808.
- I HAVE
As protty a Stock of Goods as
has ever been brought to
1~* the towa,
Consisting in part of Rogers &
.-adles, Knives, F o r k-s,
ch Spoons, Carving Sets, &c.
on, '- - SO -
Handsome China Cake Plates,
Berry and Salad Dishes,
Vases, Cracker Jars, &c., &c.,
and invite an inspectio
ia e them at your earliest conve
nience.
uan Respectrully,
C. .- CHANDLER