The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, January 12, 1899, Image 2
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YINNSBORO, S. C.
Thursday, January 12, - 1899.
COLONIZING IMPOSSIBLE.
A fe:v days ago we referred to the
speech of Carl Schurz deliver d tt
the Chicago University. It is such an
able presentation of the argument
against this new American idea of
extending the United States and
"their colonies" over the ends of the
earth that we shall continas ih3 line
of his argument for the benefit of those
who may not have the time to study
the question.
Mr. Scburz makes, of course, the
obvious point that these islands, the
Phillipines, are not contiguons to our
present domain, but beyond seas, and
in a tropical climate, "where people
of ihe Northern race, such as Anglo
Sixon, or generally speaking, of
Germanic blood, in mass to stay."
Therefore, it cin hardly be hoped that
Americans will migrate there and by
their influence "determine the charac
ter of those populations so as to as
Eimilate them to our own." "This,"
says Mr. Zcharz, "is a delusion of the
first magnitude," and most people
will agree with hiua. "The working
massesthose laboring in agriculiare
and the industries," these are The
ones, -1r. Schurz think-, -'that every
where form the bulk of the, populati i;
and th-e are the trua c.mnstituency of
democratic governmCtt," bat on ac
count ot the tropical climate this ckis
of tie Northern races can not co there
and do the work of the t opical zone.
"rihe inmutable forcs of natr. ie
again.-t Arnericanizir these i-lamis.
Wha-!t then sIa 1 b' do:n- wi'h O.e 0?
Who vauts them t; take p.trt in
gover:.nt u- by sendimz S.ni r',
Repre'iotatives to Co-gre'. ai by
voting ior President .aud Vie-Pre.i
dent? But if they are annexed as
terri:-e, it ionus be with .h-. vie
tha me will eventtualy becomne
States flunt the impe-ialis.5Si v, wej
uy preru:: the~ new ;-.-- 1993 at
. mere~ depend-aci es, or' '-j e ove
.a'u :t : I wilt vair- uce c.'atitu
tion ii que-tio)n and mereV4i paim ount
that this wouid be m. most, w.rijnus de:
~~ par-ure from the rn e thrat gov,:rs,-d
treqnently quoted as precede.-ts. * *
For the first time r-ince the abolition
of slavery," we shall have "two kinds
of Americans, Americans of the first
class, who enjoy the privilege of tak
ing ps.rt ini the Government in ae
cordance with our old constitutional
principles, and Americans of the
second class, who are to be ruled in a
substanally at bitrary faishion by the
Americans of the first class, through
Congress'onal legislation anid the ac
tion of the Nation'l Etecutive -not to
speak of individua' -.risters' arrogat
ing to :hemncelves prsv r bayouri the
law."
ALREADY party lmnes ,are brokca on
the i~sue of Imper ialism. A dyed in
the w \ol Republican like Senator
Hoar takes issue with a Republican
THE 93vernor's messag e like all of
the Governor's messagea luring the
past seven or ,:ight 5 ears makes One X,
Two X, and Three X thr' prominent
feature.
AN EMOTIONAL OLD MIAE.
Tne company of scarred war vet
erains had gathered in the town hall
and were enjoying a glorious reunion.
Baked beans and coffee were circulat
ing brisklv; reminiscences of the ter
rible war and tales of glory and hard
-- ships were the order of the day. All
hearts grew tender and many voices
were husky with feeling as the old sol
diers reicounted their experiences.
Suddenir an old white-haired man,
clad in tat'ered garments, darted past
the dcorkoeper into the hall and fiung
himself, sobbing, upon the command -
er's neck.
"Prison--do wn south -suffering -
threejears!" he exclaimed, in a par
* ~ sm of emotion.
"Wha.t !" cried the commander. "an
other old veteran? Welcome. com
rade, to our humble feast."
An er.ger group gathered about him
and a d' zen questions~were asked.
"W bet year?"
What company?"
"Lib'v ?"
"Anfirsonville?'
"Cata!e Thunder?''
The od hero waved his hand maje'
ticale aind said, as distinctly as he
could:
"Hlow can 1 recall the awful tal'?
- My bleeding heart shrinks from re
Opening its wounds. Let the bene:hic
tion of peace flood our weary sonts
with resV. I a-n an emotional old
man."
"You are right," said the comman
der, deeply touchcd by the veterau's
words.
"Let joy rale this happy hour. Sit
down an;d partake with 11s."
They brought him refreshments,!
which he seemed to appreciate imn
-mensely, and treated him as their most
honored guest. Hie adjusted himtself
broud four plates of beans, two pieces
of pie and five cups of coffee and then
fell 1o w ork steadily on the sanidwiches
"How sweet," said he at length. "to
meet t bne, linked by tbe indissolub!
bonde of fraternal love ! A h, how it:
fill my heart.-anrd stomach ! Excnse
ne if I wipe awa; a happy tear. I
t an emozional old man."
All st ipa reveretit silence before the
>id hero, untI'l he began on ha 27th
midwiwich. Then the commander,
vhor-e heart was overflowing with
mpathy, asked in pity:
"And did they treat you harshly in
lose accarzed rebel prisons''"
"What rebel prisons?" said the vet.
rao.
"Did you not say tha.t you were in a
lonthern prison?"
1O. yes. I only goL out last 3ear.
.ot three years down in Texas tor
or, owing a mi'e. I am an emo-"
Tlh-, co)rporaii tried to strike- him and
he commiander trie d to trip him and
he donakeeper tried to grab him; bat
; lipped from the, hall like a bullet
.rom a gun, and the thought of the
ray in which be had begniled thrn
ender.,d the entire company emotion
Li in the highest degree.-Boston Illu
ninator.
Women Should Know It.
Many women suffer untold agony
ind misery beci-ise the nature of their
liiease is not correctly understood.
rhey have been :ed to believe that
womb tronb!e .r female weakness of
tome bort is responible for tbe many
ik that beset womankind.
Neuralgia, nerv.usness, headache,
puffy or dark circles under the eyes,
7heumatism, a dragging pain or dull
tche in the back, weakness or bearing
lown sensation, profuse or scanty
supply of urine with stroDg odor,
rreqent desire to pa--s it with scald
ng or burning sensation, sediment in
t after standing in bottle or common
flass for twenty-foar 1tours, are signs
>f kidney and bladder trouble.
The above symptoms are often at
'ributed by the patient herself or by
her physician to female weakness or
omb trouble. Hence. so many fail
o obtain relief, because tbey are treat
ng, not the disease itself, but a re
lection of the primary canse, which
s kidney trouble.
In fact, women as well as men are
nade miserable with kidney and
)1adder lroubiT and both need the
-ame remedy.
Dr Kilmer's Sramp Root is the
rzteat discovery ofthe eminent kidney
tnd bladder Epeciaist, anid is easy to
r-t at anv drug store for fifty cenms
>r onte dat ar.
To pove its on.erfl mer'ts von
na% hive an:ph b. t, A.ai book
- ling all ab ut. it, bo! t Sent ab?.
a!telv 1re-- by niti, Kitl!v mention
PRE NEws AND IF.Ai.D :1tid -n
our ;vttres, 1" D:-. Kowr1 a .
1 1101:111 - 1, N Y
W hen You Ha.ve a Bad Cold
Yt..i we. the be-t in- diite :1 bt nas :
>e baih e -tt >t d1 ta. t h'nher'aiil's
u'.h ".1am d. .
You w a r-d Vbst w'J; ntO
t'tl' gniekii rlt but eff et a per
YOu -. .t 1. 1ia reuedt (!-a. witi reliEve
le lungs itand keep expecto: aii in easy.
Y u ant a re.CnieV iat wili colin
rIct tnld :t'cy t*oward p~C~neum
Yuw::a e m ed.. that is plessata!
nO sa e ta lake.
C :.,tInbeL* rla's Coogh Remizeds is t.he
nh m'uedici t i. :1-e at. metI :i1 o
b :~ 0 ir. mTW' t-. Thic Ieedy is
vn:iu- for .-us en, of bad colds1
rF-tiy tor-eizt coudrit-a It ha- maeny
ivals, but. far th::: mfe- *t - rmns
e-O cure of bad
every where admired 'nd praised. For
sa'e by McMaster Co , druggista.
Mr. Elisha Berry, of this place, says
he never-bad anything do him so much
good and give such quick relhef from
rheumatism as Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. He was bothered greatly with
shooting pains from hip to knee until
he used this !inament, which affords
prcompt relief.-B. F. BAKER, druggist,
St. Paris, Ohio. For sale by McMas
ter Co , druggists.
When you can not sleep for cough
ing take Chamberlain's Cough Rtemedy.
It, always gives prompt relief. It is
most excellent for coids, too, as it aids
expectoration, relieves the lungs and
prevents any tendency toward pneu
monia. For sale by McMaster C>.,
druggist;.
Success--Worth Knowing.
t0 years' success in the South, proves
Hughes' Tonic a great remedy for
Chills and all Malarial Fevers. Better
thani Quinine. Guaranteed, try it. At
Druggists. 50c. and $1.00 bottles. *
Lookc! A Stitch in Time
aves nine. Hughes' Tonic (new im
proved, taste pleasant), taken in eariy
pring and fall prevents Chills, Dengue
and Malarial Fevers. Acts on the
liver, tones up the system. Better than
Qainine. Guaranteed, try ir,. At
Druggists. 50c. and $1.00 bottles. *
Esily, Quiokly, Permanently Restored
met ueIsmaFtazes Hysteria,
.-vous Deolity, Lost Vitality. Seminal Losses,
aiing Memory-the result of Over-work, Worry,
s~i!ss. Errors of Youth or Over-:ndulgence.
>rice 50c. and 31; 6 boxes $5.
Fom quick. positive and lasting results in Sexnni
W~eaktess Imn-otenev. Nervous Dehility and La'w:'
Vitali;v use Y ELLOW LABEL SPECIAL-double
.trt.I ..'; . ..ive strength and tone to every par:
mnd ':t ap-.:~rmnarat cure. Cheapest and best
F R'-=-- a"t om te fimos Ien me
ellets"' b. .-;a ".iui a si box cr mo:-e of Ms4
r..J. OBEAR, Druggist,
Winnsboro, S. C.
Ski Diseasese
For the speedy and permanent cure of
;tter, salt rheum and eczema, Cham
elain's Eye and Skin Ointment is
ithout an equal. It relieves the itch- ]
ng and smarting almost instantly and
ts continued use effects a permanent
ure. It also cures itch, barber's itch,J
mald head, sore nipples, itching piles.
~happed hands, chronic sore eye-s anidI
ranulated lids.
Dr. Cady's Condition Powders fore
2rses are the best tonic, blood purifier
md vermifuge. Price, 25 cents. Sold by
~IcMaster Co., Druggists. *
Ceester's EngUah Diamond Brnd
rENNYROYAL PILLS
Originlanad Only Gentfc.
Can. xe ooo r S : 2
n,..--a r - eni '.Co.,Madi a C
AegetablePreparationforAs
similaiig theToodandRegula
i . theAromAtchs and.Boweis of
motesTigesion,Chee'rful-d
ssandestCotainsnefther
OpnumiMorpine ior winerat
NOT NARC OTIC.
Apcrfe Remedy for Constipa
ti .sour Stonach,Diarrhoea,
Wornms,Convulsionseverish
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
TacSinile Signaturc of
IEW YORK.
EXACT COPY O7 WRAPPER,
In the Privac
wic
can
hom
rang
z ora,
be cc
rest<
few z
- .
DOCTORS FAIL, BUT CERST
My wife was taken sick and I at"a
medicines fosr two mnt1hst r n Ii
a bottle of Gerstie's Female Pana
a he had finished taking the second bc
7enjoyed in years previous. I then ret
neighbors with good results.
Remove all costiveness wit1~
Regulator. If your ease is comp:
you fully how to use these great
~Mothers!
me aiscom
Sforts and
.dangers of -
child-birthcan
br almost en
tiply avoided.
Vv.heof Cardui
re'ieves ex
peocant moth
ers. It gives
toneto the gen
ital srgans, and
puts them in
condition to do their work
perfectly. That makes preg
nancy less painful, shortens
labor and hastens recoveryafter
child-birth. It helps a woman
bear strong healthy children.
'- M yELREE'*
has also brought hanpiness~to
thousands of homes 'barren for
years. Afew doses ottenbrings
joy to -ving hearts that long
for a d. ing baby. No woman
should neglect to try it for this
trouble. It cures nine cases out
of ten. All druggists sell Wine
of Cardui. $1.oo per bottle.
For advice in cases requirInr special
directions, address. givnr symptoms.
the "Ladles' Advisory Deatent."
The Chattanooga Medicine o., Chatta
nooga. Tenn.
Mxs OIAof Jefibeon, Ga., says:
"Wen I first took Wlrne of Cardul
we hdbeen rnarried three years, but
oculd not have ay children. Nine
flionths iater I had a f .ne girl baby."
~ ~ HAm BALSAM
A nowder to be shaken into the shu
\tltis season your feet feel swolle:
rivous andt (hunpl. If you hatve smar'
e~et or tight shoes, try Allen's F~oo
i*e It arms the feet and makt
ahing casv. Cur~es swollen an
~e tng feet,~biisters and callous spot
*iereWs 'oins' andl~ bunions of all pai
ui is "e certain cure for Chilblajus an
'ost bit'. Try it To-DAY. Sold b
ti druggists and shoe stores for 2-x
ial packaige FREE. A ddress. A Ile
Omsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
Shake Into Your Shoes
Alen's Foot-Eas~e, a powder for th
cet. It cures painful, swollen, smari
g, nervous feet and instantly take
he sting out of corns and bunions. It'
e greatest comfort discovery of th
ge. 'Allen's Foot-Ease makes tigh
new shoes feel easy. It is a certail
ure for Chilblains. sweating, callous
red, aching feet. Try it TO-DAY
old by all druggists and shoe stores
. Trial package FREE. Address
'd''
sii
Th~~&e
s. s
U0 Have
Alway ought.
NAS M OR IA
THECCCXTP.Uft CO
of the ome
oen subject
ERE is no need of mortification
ing themselves to e tors for the
of ;exminations by ous diseases to
treatment of the vese troubles
th t are subect. tvl at the
>a treated just as eyad ' d with de
5. When you are affunctions
ements of the mensa rs, you can
Ly ofther fe male disor organsin11y
mpletely cured and hnghif for a
red to activity and str l,
ac~ntLhs. youTill use regy
GERSTLC
E=MALi6E Pa A
0 V~r
nBoald u ailhrurthei
.eRai ana cunened ofretfainha
in tshemsels to ttrh etree fof. the
-omendedatheonace byill. disess.
treatmet of t. es iltrule
cted, arie susject. drgisyts.h
retedie ts. e oldhby
WhenarouDis ase'functon
Finting, fema dor oHuns fpellyrrgu
mplaroretermidtandt ngsh Fltin or a
retctit Sallndo Ft and.nke, r
actsyptoms ufadsea ore Wakeat
MRSC(0. . N.) C R ES
OfSFor ALe, IAN. wiesan aNov 2918e
"Icdc our aly for fr years wihert
trouble an suflered utol eny ha~d
pa r~lpitt eter so d gtherpai oudBeoae
caand toti..c;, tat tbeame shea ad
nervuIcud tPnote s l. Isseaedb
saedverait phscand wdthugts. adgv
reedeo S oncd byn r ies eeis
OnftlethHeart ~sCur pedl
beart trouble theastrativ rie
ditin restk nor Ilesuny and rea
tendr o lmiusho nd ~ci lutis orith
Soldt by drukgis Bosentn Srne ddef
Dr ilesh Meia Co., Eekt, nd.k~ r
Dr.miles' okmdiesd kore eat
ProfN. . MILLE. ee h
Of Frt Wynemak wies on specalt 2of194
*'I as afli. Epilorfory, as witnouat
trouble and oubtftrer ed unodand cur
weak.hi~ngy rplivingndPhysician;wois
~ papitae ~; har, te a herd of acases
~ ad ort. >gtht Ibea so weak sand
nerou I oud ot lep. wcretd by
-er rule n h ulsestsaieNri~
Dr Mles edicl CoElk hit di..
srf . .Pee, whc
dutteae sndsr
ed or caestha a
tle of h ~ sccssis absltsue reto nsfferer
We advie any o e wihing adc -~of aes
Prof.. .?EEE.f , 4o ears st.,newior
thosads fopees caeshaebse ared
of ts owr tatI osieoirm dt to|
hohae onumtinhrat Boial send
-h a exrsn hi .0 and postffic address. Sneey
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Central Time Between Colambia and Jack.
senmill. Eastern Time Between Co
lumbia and Other Ioints.
Effective July 6, 1.8.
No. 38 NV. BG
Northbound. Daily. Daily.
Ly. J'Slle, .C.&P.Ry.... 8 00a
"SaAnnahi........... .. .... 12 08p 11
Ar. Columbi .................. 4 05V 4 24
LV. tonSCaG ....... 780 a 5 80p
Lv. =0C*~ ...........105
Ar.Qh~lo ... ......6 00p 2 45P
LV. *Ug, o. y ..... 210 9 ODp
- a e... ................ 2 89p 1015p
" Trntn............. .... 3108P 11 0P
SJohnbnso.................. 6l p U 20p
Ar. Gre~oo............ 104 2 16p
AColu UIll., 5~ 20
Lv. Greenser ....... 5 'P. 5.4a
wittnum............ 6(1'p~ 6 28a
Ar. sor ............ ... 7 54P 118.
Rok = ....4 ..* ...*: 7 26P 7 58a
Ar. Chanlote .................. 1 15p 9 a
Ar. Geend ................. 10 4p 12 16p
L. G eeanon.............. 10 Sop ..85
. BalNorfolk ........... .. 70a .85
.............. .. U 12 P l2p
Ar.eo ................. 6a 62p
Ar. wasbngton.. 6 42a 85P
B* lftMrP1sL.E.'*:-: 8 05-6 nu5P
Now 10 'a 2us
Phl~lmba........1 3
Bouthbound. No. 3' No, 35
Dany. Daily.
LT. New 4 sp -1Nt
S......5p 80a
" M or ..9................ 920p 6 81a
LT. Davile .............. 10 go& 1C5
Lv. emo .................. 1210 01
Lv.Da.,om. ............... 5,0a ,
LV. Greunbro............ 705a 7 82p
"Charlo.................. 9 856a 10 20p
*Book M1 ................... 10 20a 11n0p
.Cheer..................... 1020. h1p
W rs. ................ 11a 2 a
.. . ........... 12 45nn 187a
:. 11dp'I......... 1 15p A 00A
" tons................... 28p 16 Oa
" Trna..................... 8My6 625 a
S ratni ................ a Sp 'r o0&
Ar. Augusta .................. : a oo a
Lg. sh69111.................. 18 a0 a"06P
Y. Spartanburg............... 11 40 a 615p
Lv. Col'bla,.C.&G.Ry... .. 8 Op 700.
Ar..Cbarlesten................640p 11 00a
Lv.lorbia,P.C.&P.By......... 1155a 12 47a
"' Eavanna~h.................,.. 447p 5SS
&r. Jacksonville ....... .... 9 25p 9 15 a
SLEEPING 0AB SERVICE.
Excellent dgr servioe between
Florida and New York.
NAs.87andSS-Washinton andSouthwestern
imited. Solid VestibnL ed train withL dining
cars and first class coaches north of Charlotte.
ii1lnan drawingroom sleeping cars between
Tam pa, Jaclonville, Savannah. Washington
and New York.
P13man Sleeping Cars between Charlotto
and Richmon"d.
Fnllman drawg-roon sleepn cars be
tween Greensbor-, aand Norfolk. Close connec
tion at Norfolk r OLD POINT ComFORT.
arriving tlere i: i-.'f !fr breakfast.
Solid rjoin. wi;;. Parlor cars, beLween
Charlestoa awtA1:e.:l1
Nos. b> and :2-U. S. Fast Mail. Thrtn
Puiixman drawia; room buffet sleenr-g car >
tween JaclAouvnio and New York and P.
lnan seepiug cars between Angilsta and Ch 'r
lotte. Pulimnn sleeping cars betwe J.
sonville and -1uIbia, en roer' deai y
Jak i1 Cineinnati; via M- :,:.
F RANKXS. G uo-N. ..:.0 .
T Vin -. :t Gn. Mgr. T. A.. Yn-i:re
W.S. H. hA l)wW
6.2 A.M hg . G.P ..AWM
se?S, ought not
.3 la.e hope if
-':-: .r .atot
die~e e
J he o notm
delicate organism of v~oman Viat
the sufferer ought to d is. to give
a fair trial to
BRA DF'Ii
Femals * sao
which is the tr.... pr~ovi d
by Nature for alld - .: :--ubles. It
is the fornmula o. a - 1:: ofth
highest standing. .:devoted his
whole life to the~ stu h of the di:;
tinict ailments peci2aro to our moth
ers, wives and da. -h t rs. It is m:;de
of soothing, heali, .--.s::-en~gth~eni:lg
herbs and vegetable:s. \-hich1 hr.:
been provided by a kin:2.: Mature to
cure irregularity ini thA *a:nises, L.. -
corrhoea, Falling of *:i h e ';n. Nelrv
ousness, Headach:- anid Backache.
In fairness to hers .f ad to Brade
field's Pemale 2:: :. :. c r, every
suffering woman '.;... . give it a
trial. A large $i bon - ill do
wonderful amount of 7y. 2. Sold b:
druggists.
Send for a nicely iltustra:ed a h.-.I , h.- sulbect.
The Bradfield aeguii:cr .: . tlanta,G(ii
* B. BUYING DIPRECT FROM %'
E. ROSENBURGER & Co.,
202-204 E. 102d St., NEW YORK CITY.
The Largest Clothing
OUR CRE:- BA-.3AlN OFFERI
'we Psy Expres.ge.
These suits are gua:;r::::tr:! t to made from Im.
ported Wooi C:.c . t. in Gew le. :r Grey and Brown
in anzes frorn t' o yer o r.:. Made up double.
breasted. wit'. sui;r Colla- Ca~lor fancy errbroider.
ed-lined w.:. 2.rt n::s.: Aibecrt Twill Set en and
Patent Waist Bou~.aTriming and WorkmanshiZ
the very best. Sizes i-,r so to r:- e:ars. without Saitos
Collar. Mentioo aga and f targe cr Oma I.
TE ale6&~ I
w r'./ s ~inE.4K o ~
wa oo
ota
When ordecring send Pos ~;.4
Exprens Money Order or Ra
etters. oalso : at i,:'t
sad If large or sm:,hii r -
Aloney cheerful!-: r -'.n -
istisntaryr. SW:a . - -
amplesr. t.:pe ri. -:... a. -
bltak etc. -'- * '
-FOR A
LIMITED
time we are prepared to
offer
BARGAINS
-In
COLUMBIA
HARTFORD
BICYCLES.
These Wheels are in
No. 1 Condition
and are offered at reduced
prices, being shop worn.
JORDAN & DAVIS
2 AGENTS.
2-19
-I HAVE
JUST RECEIVED
As protty a Stock of Goods as
has ever been brought to
the 'towa,
Consisting in part of Rogers &
Bro.'s celebrated plated wares
-Ladles, Knives, F o r h s,
Spoons, Carving SetL, &c.
-ALSO
Handsome China Cake Plates,
Berry and Salad Dishes,
Vases, Cracker Jars, &c., &c.,
and invite an inspection of
them at your earliest conve
mience.
Respectrully,
A Fresh Lot of
Buist's
Garden Seed
and'
Onion Sets.
JoSIAHJ. DEAR
Machinery !
Mannfacturers' Agents fr !tie
SMITH SONS
ENGINES,_BOILERS, &c.
Onr MR. S. C. McKEOWN i -. ee
pDhone crank to o.
Phone in of:r CORNW EIL4. S. C
iffice~ on Wininsboro
and Chester lin... 4-6 iy
MONEY TO LOAN.
On farming lat.ds. Esy paymn'sr.
commie ions barged. florrower1
)Mvs actnal co't of perfecting 10o-..
ON~e B. ePeLMER & SON.
C2oinn.bia, S (:..
or A. S. & W. [D. DOUGL ASS,
10-4 Wi.*nsboro, S. C.
osBORNE'S
LU3M Ga AAnn alss.N Books
TaX ROUU 1899.
The Auditor's office will be open to
acei-e tax returns fcor January the
1-t to Fcbruary 20th. All persons
'idAjnL to make returns withi: the
abo.ve menioned dates wilf iice-r the
50 per cent ps;alty. Ali wale citi.
.-is be ti .' : he age of 21 aod 60 are
hab~e to poi! tax unless exon:t by
Thp Auditor or hi< deputy will
Ie -t the followi - places on days
_-;ified and the bal-iic-3 of time to
bruary 20t! in < ffice in Winnsboro.
Alr.ior, Tu:sday, January 10.
Bu -& h -.d, Wedinesday, January 11.
WouI, hursday, January 12.
Ss .ie, Friday, January 13.
Wl-c <war.d. Saturday, January 14.
Wh v Oak. Mondiy, January, 16..
(ndd-. s Grove, Tno sday, Saanary
i17
F::11 ;I1, Wednesdar, January, 18.
R-dg way, Friday, January 20.
Longatown, Monday, 23.
eureville. Tuesday, January 24.
2M. L. Coopers, Wedoesday, January
25
B1 iheivood, Thursday, January 26.
Horeo (F. M. Curlee's store) Friday,
IJanuary, 27.
Monticello, Monday, January 30.
9 Jenkinsville, Tuesday, January 31.
JL. RICHMOND, A.ZA.-O
)12-17
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"HOUSEHOLD"
sE acg
SIN
H.
TiE MO-T MODRN SEWINO
MACHINE OF THE AGE, EM
BRACING ALL OF THE
LATEST IMPROVE
NlENTS.
~tUnequaiedfor
Durability,
Range of Work,*
and Simplicitv.
Old Sewing Machines taken inr e
change.
Dealers wanted in unoccupied terri.
toiy. CorrespondenCe solieited.
Address,
!J. H. DERBYSHIRE,
GENERAL AGENT,
EBLBUILDING, R{CHMOND, VA
Hit Yoll?
IThe management of the
Equitable Life Assurance
* Society in the Department of
Sthe Carolinas, wishes to se
Icure a- few Special Resident
Agents. Those who are fitted
for this work will find this
~ARaro Oportunity
!t asw"nd 'wever, and those
II. aucceed best in it possess
character, mature judgment,
tact, perseverance, and the
0 respect of their community.
Think this matter over care- -
'e fully. There's an uni~usual
opening for somebody. If it
fits you, it will pay you. Fur
ther information on requrest.
W. J. Roddey, Manager,
Rock Hjill, S. C.
IThe Equitable
SLife Assurance Society
o f the United States.
The management oIf the
Equ!wab eLife As-urance Society
ithsterrity is desirous of secur
ing the service of a man or char
4ac-er and ability to represent. its
Sinterest with Winnsboro- as heI
g namrs. The right man will
b or eug hiy educated in the scien
rof life insurance and the art
Y succe:ssful soliciting. There isn
bnsonsor roession notr
q uiigcapaowic is more
reuneratire Ihn' a life sgenc
-conducted with onergy and abzil
iiv. (orresporidence wirk men~
who dedi:e to secure pe rmanent
employment and are amabtious to
atan promine'-ce i h
soisinvited. throe
- Oti W. J.IODOEY, Mgr,
J&l9-oi oc Hzt, um