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THE NEWS AND HERALD. PUBLIRKED TRI-WEKLY -BY : vS AND HERALD COMPANY, rcKt:% IN ADVANCE: One Yo:sr, - . . 53.00 e .tiu. - - -- - 1.50 NNSBORO, S. C. Thurs-lay, February 2. - 1899 THE Columbia State has been call ing attention to the neglected condi tion of very importaut historical doca ments. In Wednesday's issue of thC State, io its local columns, it is stated: "Scatterel in indiscriminate disorder there are numberless old records originally intended for use by the en grossing department." It is further stated that these papers, many of them d.oubtlesq inyaluable to the State historian, are "piled in all sorts of ways around the room," and "lying loose upon the floor or piled without apparent order in dry goods boxcs and old trunks." To say that the neglect of the&e papers 's a shame hardly expresses it. A great deal has been said recently in reference to tbe importance of local history of different communities and of the importance of a history of the State, snd yet here in a reglected spot of the State House are thrown away possibly the only source from which this faithful historian could prceire acurai and definite information. It is folly to complain of the watit of a writter. hiatory of tie %tte wien we are d:.iy destro)ing much ot ih Talnabi. material fo,r this is.ory. PorIs should not deatroy h-uman sYup-,w-:, and we fkel cert-i- thel the wh e State wili hop.e f r Gover nor E l be's speed y recoYery. Tns w -tmle comnunli. w lie, e M s i.- id-pent iu ina!-% v(ir. and whicn -i.:- ;erved in var. tai a iiw l sincere'. drplorc her dea, For Th.: 3ei and Herald. SUCH Is LIFE. O0c ->r- were two .-c- o .1 giili Gait e. ki:.d and brave, That va-bed to go to a boat dino' che"h But ::a'md their frienids t - l o At a- o eyhoarded a . rth bot"] Atwr bidding as a:! :e e'. , No. a::e 'ha d:i co&d tl /. U..c my> of the .tri, T;,at in just a few s:o-jr week . It we.;:ld bring tdI sch)l )ir.a b m. Ah, soon1 over/the wire from h..me~ A menage sa;tly gleamed, Telling of a dying mother Oi which she'd never dreamed. Soon as she read the message ohe h..rried to the traie', Hating to leave her schoolmate, But anxious to ge't home again. Soon she was b-tek to ner home, Qaick;y to her mother's bed, Scarcely realizing that 'Twhas mother nearly dead. Sooni the death :angel ctme to that h>me Flapp.n- its win:tZ ..'--r her breast; But trom tier talks , t i r death-bed, We kuiosv tha' s'., :'.acetulv at rest. And now to the rest of her loved ones We ex;end ouw sympath- :ad love, For we k.now that we will meet her again in the better world above. While her mate that she left at school Long i motherless girl nad been, And oft u.nrse in all this sadness l{er depest sympathy e'utd iend. Now she is at home with f-iends again, And t.,r what reason, 1. w For no recent death ha, * le-i he? ho:ne, But there's a wedding to be. So one of these school girls A motther did gain, But the dearest links of the other Were rent in twain.. Junior. SOMETRING ABOUT CHURCHES O? A LL DENOMINATIONS Some of the figures ju't published concerning the different religious de nomina'n's in the United States are very in:eresting. The total number of churc members iA given as 27,714. 623, a gaitn of 862,300 for the year. The i' crease of the white regular Ba:>ti,ts is put down at 199,170, while that of the colored Baptists is gtiven at 3,303. Tshe Cumberland Presbyterians (white) have trained 23 preachers, 106 cbn che- and 4,993 members. Trhe other leading denominrat ions have the fo'llowin'g figures: The Met bo dists (ot)gained 252 preachers, 119 hurhesand 16,182 members; white t be Methodists f(senth) gained 1 preache aud 195 churches, while they last 24,320 members. The Presby terians (we0:th) gained 293 preachers, 52 churches and 14,643 members; while thi Pre-b' terians (south) gained .55 preacher -, 57 churshes and 5,381 miem bers. The Disci pies gained 142 preache'n, 59 churches and 34.536 mnember-,. The Episcopalians rained 96 prea'.hers, 202 churches and 20,964 memb -re The Corgregationalists gained 70 pr eachers, 68 churches and 10,669 m mbhers. The Romian Catho lies gained if0 preachers, lost 181 churches :Lud gained 219,791 mnemnbers, largely hv immigration. The Luthe ra.ns (aii n'zadies) gained 276 pr.ae-itrs, 344 church'es and 36,000 members. The Swedenborgians .;have lost 22 preacher , 50 churches and 972 mem bers; the Unitarians grained 16 preach: ers, lowt 1 church and gained 5 000 membhers; the Universalists lost 1.5 Dreaeen, 62 chunrches anid gained 2,169 zm"ubers. The Mormons have gained 1 300 preachers, 106 churches QUARRY FABRICATION5. Everybody sbould visit Mr. J. W.1 Heath, at Bundrick, before he killsi that hog Many gnasses have been made at its weight. He has ofered a prize to the one coming the nearest to it. Mr. Heath still advocates a dis pensary t Bandrick and has made application to the State Board to have one. The german that took place on the 27th at the quarry, the president in forms me, wat a success. On account of the blizzard north, Gilmore's bi nd did not come. President Jamison, never found nappiLg, immediately telegraphed th, leader of the band at Simpson's and secured their services. So much for having a night operator at the turnout. Another oyster supper on hand. Oilly -:. few invitations have been ex tended so far. Mr. I. Youngston has surely gone. The piece of c-Oico wrote him to come at Once. Capt. Tro liunalt says the Pacolet Astonisher is inistaken about the da'e of his marriage, as it surely will not take place- until next wi-iter. Will some one kindly answer this querry: If a man agrees to kill a calf, cut it up, salt same down for the sum of 50 centt, ha4 he any right to slip off aud take the skin and head of tbe cal without saying anytbing to the lady of the house? R. T. Roberts goes every afternoon with his tingle wagon to Rockton for his freah supplies of groceries. He gets them by express C. 0. D. . Master Woodward Rutland has been quite unwell for several days. Mr. Win. Boyd "telephone superin tendenit," phid the quarry 'phone a fly iug Visit. Thle pople he: e love to ees his smiling counite nance. Rev Mr. Dil coo is visitivg in our section. He tpent ,everal days at the qua-ry av - -ue-,t of _1r. and Mrs iR. T. Rob r... We are p'eased ito say tha* 11r. Iri.c e wiil p:e-ch :o the qusrry people onc a muuth. The pu-'iC gi IjCcr.!Iy are i,tvii d Seats f. V eV a: in rmeirtI : h - Sou:iierni Raii;way rlposc to ii,ake l1ockton a dinner sthiio:i. S J s.uary *3 1899. Regardless of Age. The k!dies are iczp..' e for t ti .e %ick..ess,suf i: ald th th tin 3nV other or-a- f M e body. A majority *f ills afIl:cting troubtle. It ~s.ie- all c'as:a' of Vi y i~~ ci lmat 1, reard ..ss of a. , r conutin. kTe symptomn- .t i - e.. y troubn e o min kab , I uc a, t rhuma't ~ism, nurdgin, g* - ene w i,pt ai. sli Iu ac::e iiih Ii k 4 '.deU trinate ,,.t.t O.My or it:', pron.e or scant y U..r:c ar.id or rick-zn t deposit in arm arg- ,igsS of clogged kidne, s, eai poi -0::e :Land gersn-filled i,10,>l. Smie:imes the heart acts ':adlv, and tube casts (wva-aiug of .he kidne-ys)i are found in the urine, which if neglected will result in Bright's Diseses, the most dangerous torm of kidney trouble. All these sy'mptomns and conditions are iromptly removed uinder the in fluence of D)r. Kilmer's Swamp-Root It has a world wide reputation for its w ;ndorfu! cures of the most distressing case3s. No on:e need be long without it as it is so e tsy to get at any udrag store at fifty cents or one hoil:sr. You can have a sample bottle of this wontderfni discovery, Swamp-Root, and a book teling all about it, both ient to yor absolutelv free ny mail. Send your add ress to Dr. Kilmuer & Co., Bing lamton, N. Y., and kin.dv mention' that von read this liberal offe-r in THE NE WS AND HERALD. Easiiy, Quickly, Permnanently RestoredI ?AGNETIC NERV INE issl wt "tea to Cure Insommsa, Fits, Dizzmness, Hysteria, -rvous Debility, Lost Vitality. Seminal Losses, a:rg M.emory-the result of Over-work, Worry, :k;e-ss, Errors of Youth or Over-indulgence. Price 50Oc. and $1; 6 boxes $5. Fcn quick, positive ad lasting results in Sexual Veakness. Impotencv. Nervos~ D)ebiity andi Los .itality us~e YELLOW LAEEL SPECIAL-double :trngtfi- v. ii. give strength and tone to everv part -edJ effect ai permianenit cure. Cheapest ancf best. *oo Pills s2. ny: mail. FR EE-'oc.tJe of the frmous Japanese Liver elets wvill he given with a a' box or more of Mag actic Nervi.e. 1ree. Sold only by J. J. OBEAR, Druggist, Winnsboro, S. C. Machinery ! Manufacturers' Agents for tbe SMITH SONS ENGINES, BOILERS, &c. Oar MR. S. C. McKEOWN is a Tele phone crank too. Phone in onr cORN WE L.1 , S.C office on Winsmsbono and Cbester lina. 6~-ly MONEY. TO LOAN. On farming !ar de. E-cy ps yrmen:s. No commwis-ious harged. Borrower oie's actual ort of perfecting~ loan. [autcrest 8 per cent. JOBN B. PA LMER & SON, Columbia, 8. C., or A S. & 'v I'. DOUGLASS, I 10-4 Witneboro, S. C. I A PRICANA wili cure Co'nstipations and AegetablePreparationforAs similating theToodandRegula &itheStomahsandBoweLsof PromotesDigesioTl,CherFul nessard&est.contains neitfir Opjunj,Norpbine -nor Uineral. NOT NE-RC OTIC. a WEgg= - a oro AperfectRemedy for Constipa tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, WorNms,Convulsions,Feverish ness and LOSS OF SLEEP. TacSimile Signature of NEW YORK. rxACT coPY oF WAPPR] emme * I Gerstle's Fe SWhich is absolutely the best female spair of being cured. This medici those ingredients intended by natm ters not if other remedies have been dieton or biliousness, move the b Joseph's Liver-Regulator. If y write us and we will send them to y Panacea, $1.00 per Bottle. L. ERTLE & O., ~ %BY SUQYING .D RECT FROM ' E. ROSENYS'URGER & Co., 202-204 E. 12d St., NEW/ YORKC CITJ3 The Largest Clothing Manufacturer in America. G waith Extra Pants and 5 we ? xpressageC. 1 These uits aygua r:wn ter:!to be miado fron: I prted Wool Chevst, la Liach, !J!ae, Grey and Broi n sizes from -; to 9 yLnrs of nre. Madr up dont reasted. with Slr C.!!ar-Co!!ar faacy embroid d-lined with fa Black~ Albert Twill Sat en a 'atca: Waist Bado. TIriraming r.nd Workmansl he very best. Size for :o to 15 years, without Sal oar. Mention aae ard if large or smal!. [ ThisStyle - . wthExtraI PaePants C .. This style a m.m. When ordering send rost of're, lipress Money order eor Re strd etters. also age at lzst 1!t y and if large or .m i n aU ae oney cheeriuity ref:: f ant'%o.s. .:-!:l OhIIHiDIHij'jlIHijjhHHlIifHIRI SIN a caefu chemical ex miation of the leading SMalt Extracts of the world, Ethe United States Govern =ment Chemists found Mat Ea Swas the only one of all that was absolutely pure and per fect. Others cannot replace it.a At all drug stores. HHiHHHHHHHHIIHHHHHHnH UTOIA 7 nfants-adChildren. T id You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature The Kind You Have Always Bought. CASTORIA THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW VORKCrV GERSTLE'S emale Panacea Cures All Diseases of Women. ANY wmen re ider the impression 4 that tidiseaes eiculiar to t eir sex are natural and incurable because so ny suffr constantlY from th is Itkp. F'ew women re so b"%~ ieae at y ca "tabe cure . is true, thatd they taken a remed efficient when thefirstsymptomso ~ase appeared, a more rapid cure woud f; a%e' en the're.111t. "o wmnsol nec herself. Whenthe monl e roD becomes too freque ain Pfulro fuse. obstruceted. orirregularin any W7 or ifhesuffers f romfalln ofthe'W wvhiteq. or any other fem:fe troal. h should at once resort to the use of male Panacea remedy ever offered her. Even if she has o fasten itself upon herjahe should not .de-. e is a purely vegeta be tonic. conting ried and proven failures-GertIe's.Fe he gently with afew mil doe of St. al chrs pai onDreceipt of price Liver Regulator, $5c per Package Chattoga,jenn. Li ty In gypt the customa is for Princessef to hide their beauty by covering the lower part of the face with a veil 'In Amecrica the beauty of many o: ou won:en is hidden because of the weakness and 50 sickness pecu liar to the sex b - If the Egypt. ian custom pre I '~ vailed in thii country, mnany sufferers would be glad tc cover thnei11 wrinkles, then sunkencheeks, 1 their unnealthy IIcompic.:non, from the eyes of the world with the veil of the Orient. Bradfield's Female Regulator brings out a woman's true beauty. It mnakes her strong and well in those organs upon which her whole general healtn depends. It corrects all mnen stra! disorders. It stops the drains of Leu corrhota. It restores the womb to itspoper place. It removes the causes of headache. backache and nervousness. It takes the poor, de iliae,weak, haggard, fading wmnand puts yer 1on; her feet again, making~ her tace beiaptiful by nmakinvg her body well Drug~gist.i sell it for S1 a bottle. The BradfiaiJ Fegulator Co., Atlanta, Gs. For Sale. A TRACT Ok' 176 ACRES OF? land, on Little River, belonging to D. M. Broom, and bounded by lands of I.be csfa:e of IL G. Simonton, Stev -enson and others. -IFor termus apply to A. S. &W.D. DOUGL ASS 5 11-17 A ttorneys, Winnsboro, S. C, AN~D ITS CUR8 TO THES EDrrOR:-I have an absolute Eremedy for Consumption. By its timely us thousands of hopcless ctses have been already Spermanently cured. So proof-positive am ) of its power-that I consider it my duty to sen tw botle fee o toseofyour readers Lung Trouble, if they. will write mue their' express and postoffice address. Sincerely, T ~. A. SLOCU,1. C., I83 Pearl St.,lNew York. HiAi L ALSAM oito JusuRect'Ls ti ' A Fresh Lot of Buist's S Garden Seed t Cenutral Ti me Botween Cal ainbla and Jadio monillte. Euaterm time Between Co I umbla and O911br Points. Effectire Januar 10, 1m. Narthbon. 30. $9o. So No. Norhbond.Daily. Daily. Exsuazr L-y.J'ville,F.0.&P.Ry.. 8'00t ; j. 12 -. Savannah ........... 1301p 12 p 8 p Ar. Culumbima........... 4 06p 4 a 78019; lv CharunSCAGRU. '# 00 a 5 80p.... Ar. COsIuGbi............ 111009 10.10 ........ O.Aunit,on Sets. 31 - Graniteville ........ 12 30p 10I p ". A4ken. ..... 2 I Sr OumUEN. e'.45 1A0LWAY. I Ar. Rih on .. ....... 40a 6m 25pe .... Ar. ashio n. .. it ea t9s. 9 5 " ffaltimoeanR. ua 1 6 119. a "v Philaelhi.O...... 00 85 a 2 12(0p s " vNew or.......... 12 4p 1 28 a 5p Lv.Nerk,PSa.4RR. 12 00 a 5 8. " Phiadelphia..... 220p pTU8 1 ".Ba...or........ p 489 10 a L xt. hon......... ...... 1210 1 O1m " Rock ins........ 4lOp 102 a dp I A. Celumblan. det 54 Ol 2 d10 " Johlnstns....... 8l 2 5a36 a e "Trntio........... 8 407 a00. 6 p Ar Ahen..............8 94 20 a lO7 " Ganivi ........lil 9 Coa SlOp "A. ........2940p 643 90a Lvol P.a. .. i are 11 are2 servationa'ly. a C y. Lt.NAewYok,a.,.R 1200. se Laa t .SeR.and314p115 ofAu 6sa 1 c Liitd.Dran 61k1p 6 t ?ibue thd......cars ad 6 ls cAchnr. Aiof...... Ste. Ta .le a a W ur!Canrleeping..Car..betwe8n Charlott ano i Rma.-j~ OK arri'r tseai tine foieafs. O N4. uauj a 11-f" . astal Through - PuWada a roomfm~a Dnret lpg er e tween .1 eand Neat and Pan-t ma d ong tw Au guta and Chr Jott e.D:ning gat: evanah Weasieaonte. Pulmanu S.engears between haottlle and Colmnbia,wen-rrutendalbetween Jacson Thrd V. &~.'r aend NrT. M..lWshigt = a. A.i Th, UR i S. u H.reaA aDWt.C 0 ,. P.A.. W shigo. G.s Pi. A.Atlantgha uifdewg Ass ucfSetylelgcn. of.e thek~l~l Untd NStaes.dPul n isterri is desiro Auus ofi Cehnr- lc bi ng e serve f a maln uoar- . u oarter. eThiue raighbtwman willksen thoroghlyC ucated in te scine @ fLife Assurance Socite atyo * uccessu sLicitng 'A.era e Soiat nob buier profesions o ecr- sp qring eitaerwich fs maore cr- Fa mcnratied h abiit riereencytsa *cndted with einebry ad badi qitr. Therresponde n wilbmez * whosrhl eaed ne ermneti ofloyeinurance and abtie t ofI attaine proesin t prfe cap s nitd. ic s oe e W. J. (rreO,DOEY,e Mg, m 17 3-19-3m Reck H ill, '9. U. c asEaesge Drammemra. ENNYROYAL PILLS 2 SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION me directed, I have levied upon id will sell to the highest cash bidder ifore the Court House door in Winns iro, S. C., on the first Monday in ,bruary, one enge and boiler, one -ick machine, and all tools and imple ents attached and belonging thereto. svied on as the property of J. D. eal at the suit of DesFortes Mercan le Company. R. E. ELLISON, S. F. C. Winnaboro, S. C., Jan. 13, 1899. 1-13td CLEBE'S SALE. 5TA rE OF soUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. asan A McM,-r Liin v,. William I). Davis, in his own right, and as At! ininistrator of the estate of Joseph K. Davis, deceased, Fannie C. Powell,. The Winnsboro Bank and The Farmers and Mechanics Bank; of Columbia, S. C. N pursaare of an order of the Court of Common Pleas, made in is above stated case, I will offer for ale, before the Court House door in Finnsboro, S. C., on the FIRST MONDAY IN FEBRUARY ext, within the legal hours of sale, at ublic outcry, to the highest bidder, 1e following described property, to rit: All that tract or parcel of land situ te in the County of Fairfield, in the tate aforesaid, a little south of the illage of Aiouticello, containing NINE HUNDRED AND TWENTY Leres, more or less; being the same ract of land conveyed to Joseph K. )avis, deceased, by John Bauskett, b: qed dated the 4th day of Apri, 801, and recorded in Book WW, page 46, in the office of the Register of fesne Conveyancesof Fairfield Coun 4, and described in said deed as ounded on the north by lands of "homas Bell, William Blair, E. F. yles and the said Joseph K. Davis; n the east by lands of Joseph K. )avis and Jonathan Rabb; on the oath by lands of Dr. Thomas Farman nd John Willingham; and on the west y John Bell, John Willingham and .homas Bell, the present boundaries f the said land being more particu arly indicated by the plat made by dgar Trapp, Surveyor, on the 25th lay of August, 1898. The said prem see to be first offered for sale in sepa ate tracts or parcels- as indicatcd on a late thereof made by Edgar Trapp, )arvevor, on the 24th and 25th An ust,. 1898, which plat is filed in the mice of the Clerk of the Court in the ecord of this cause, and will be ex ibited on day of sale; the bids of the ighest bidders for said separate tracts o be accepted by the Clerk condition 1ly, that is upanl condition that the remnises when sold as one enttre tract s~ hereinafter directed, shall bring less ban the aggregate of the amounts of he highest bids for the tracts as offered epMratelIy. And when all of bald eparate 4racts or parcels have been 'fered for sale and knocked down to be bighest bidders therefor condition Ily as above set forth, the said Clerk ball offer the entire premises, made tp of said parcels en masse, as a single ndivided tract. If the aggregate of be amounts of the highest bids bid or said tracts or parcels offered sepa ateh~ shall exceed the amount bid for be entire premises as a whole, then be Clerk bhall, upon compliance wlth be terms of shle, execute to eachi of be respecaive purchadors for said eparate tracts a deed for the tracts so eparstcly seld. But if the amount id for the entire premises en masse as single tract shall exceed tbe aggre 'ate of the amounts of the highest ids offered for the said premises as onditionally sold in separate tracts, ben the said Clerk shall execute a leed to the entire premises to the high st bidder for the entire tract, and the ids for the tracts as offered separate y shall be wholly disregardet, (Plat f said land can be seen in Clerk's fice at any time before sale day, if esired.) TERMs OF sALa. One-third et the purchase-money to e paid in cash on the day of sale, the salance in two equal annual instal lents from the day of sale, with in crest from the day of sale at eight per mntum nor annum, to be secured by Lie bonf of the purchaser or purchas rs and a mortgage or mortgages of te premises sold, or for all ciash at the psion of the purchser or purchasers. 'he purchaser or purchasers to pay for Il necessary papers. And if the pur baser fails to comply with the terms f sale, the Clerk shall resell the said remises on the same or some succeed ig salesday on the same terms with ut further application to the Court, id at the risk of the former purchaser. Sold at the risk of the former pur iaser. , 1R. H. JENNINGS, Jan. 13th, 1899. C.&F. F. C. I 1-14td Tax Rolin,198 The Auditor's office will be open to ceive tax returns from -lanuary .the t to February 20th. Ail persona iiing to make returns within the ove mentioned dates will incur -the per cent penalty. All -male citi us between the age of 21 and 60 are hble to poll tax unless -Ixemnpt by w. The Auditor or his depaty~will at the followirg places -on day-s ecifled and the balance of time :to brnary 20th in coffice in Winnsboro. Albion, Tuesday, January 10. Buckhead, Wednesday, January 11. . Wolling, Thursday,. January 12. CJrosbyville, Friday, January 13.( Woodward, 8aturday, January 14. White Oak, Monday, January, 16. Gladdens Grove, Tuesday, Saanary Flint H ill, Wednesday, Jarmar y, 18. 1 Ridgeway, Friday, January 20. Longtown, Monday, 23 'entreville, Tuesday, January 24. 1. L. Coopers, Wednesday, January ' e Blythewood,. Thursday, January 26 c loreb (F. M. Ctarlee's etore)Friday . mnary, 27. donticello, Monday, January 30. Fenkinsville, Tuesday, January 31. J L. RICHMOND, A. F. C. !1? EAY RW 9I "HOUSEHOLD SEING M nIK THE MOST MODAN SEWIN MACHINE OF THE AGE, EM BRACING ALL OF THE LATEST IMPROVE MENTS. -Unequaled for Durability, Range of Work. andSimplicitv. Old Sewing Machines taken in e cdange. D)ealers wanted in unoccupied terd. tory. Correspondence solicited. Address, J. H. DERM8llRE; - GzmL AGEN, EB&i BUILDING, INCHMOND, V* -FOR A LIMITED time we are prepared to offer BARGAINS -mn COLUMBIA -and HARTFORD BICYCLES. These Wheels are in No. 1 Condition and are offered at reduced prices, being shop worn. JORDAN & UAVIS AGENTS. 2-19 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 k s, Spoons, Carving Sets, &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, C. M. CHANDLER N otice to Voters The Books of Regi'tration for the text Municipal Election, to be held on Lpril 3rd next for Intenidant and four Vardens for the in~wn of Winnsboro, .C., will be open for the register inw f voters at the i.tore of Simpson k& Atcart on Janiutry 1, 1899, and loeed April 1, 1899. All voters in. uis election are required to register ritbin this lime. J. E.' OAN, Intendant. W. M. CA T HCART;