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OTuTA y, 3arehel6, -- 1899 LOCAL BOnn,S. -Mr. W. C. Beaty lost his fne grey hound last Monday. It had been bit ten by a mad dog. -One hundred and fifty dollars worth of spring and summer neck wear just opened up and for sale at Q. D. Williford's -We hear that Mr. Ituff McDowell intends making Winnsboro his home. We will be glad to have another Ridge way family in our midst. -Poles are being distributed along the railroad, presumably for the long distance telephone line between New York and douthern cities. -M. W. Doty .& Co. is still another new advertiser added to our solamns. - Fifteen males are ofered by them cheap for cash or on time. -In the revival of railroad building, we hope Winnsboro will have the lack to get at least one _of the many new railroads. Another railroad is badly needed. -Mr. S. B. Crawford has taken rooMs in the house occupied by Miss Mary Pool, and Mr. R. T. Matthews will move.into the Ruff house recently occuped by Mr. Crawford. -On account of the bad weather, the meeting of the ladies of the town which was to have been held yesterday afternoon at the Methodist Church, has been postponed antil next Wedne - day afternoon. -Mr. H. T. Williams, who for the past two seasons has bought cotton here, has moved his ramily to Chester, where they will reside in future. Mr. Wimama, however, will buy cotten on this market occasionally. -The farmers in the Wateree neigh borhood are feeling the effects of their J recent visitation of mad dogs. Mr. H. G. Wylie lost, last week, two val- j - able cows from hydrophobia. Mr. Hugh S. Wylie was also a loser. - -While Winnsboro is improving, there is still much room for improve ment. The want of paint is about the e first thing a stranger in Winnsboro P notices. Jno. H. McMaster & Co. will sell you paint. Consult them tj about the Hammar paint. S -The last vestage of the recent fire will soon be removed, as Mr. G. A White-bas purchased the Lumpkin lot on Main street and will erect in the A "aridture a handsone store building -3 thereon, and- then the only object tl ~which-marsthe beauty of this por tion ii of Manstreet will soon be numbered o -among the thlngs of the past, b; -The. greater portion of Tuesday E was talen-up by Magistrate Cathcart E in holding a preliminary examination NI in. the case cf the State vs. AlmaI W * Mac'k~ The edefendant was charged in witiNrgIri.~he State alleged that tl ete mgml of Miarli 11i, about 8 -o'clock, the defendant broke and ti entered ithe dwelling house of one (1J Currie'Robilsoiid stole therefrom FJ -a number of articleN.~The crime of fo burglary is not one ofter'nw.ea by women, and .a woman burglar is truly a rare -avi's in South 'Carolina. After a prolenged exandinatio't:f. the ease. the defendant was dischaged. * Mr. J. E. McDonald .represented the * ..~. prisoner. Imash. 1 eeUgs. - -- An extra -communicaiion of Winni bore Lodge No. 11, A. F. ML., will be held this (Thursday) eve(Ng at 7,S@ e'cloek. The F. C. Degr*e will be senferred. - y ord.r of teW..M. C. H. Chandler, - Secretary. KAN MAcLAWE'S NiEW WORK. 'Ian Maelaren, who is uow on a lee turing tour in this country, begius in an early issue of the Ladies' Mome Journal his latest piece of literary work. It is a series of popular arti cles in which he defines the relation that a minister holds to his congrega * tlca; how a pr-teber is helped by his * people; how a congregation can make tee most of a ' and er - phases of the moe tis .ctory attitude 9%rcf greaun_to a pastor. ROLL OF HONOR OF WEIR SCHOOL. *High School Department. Samuel Banks.............9 Fitznugh Dove..............9 Intermediate Department. Cora McKeown.............99 Hoyt Banks...............94 Zphraim Banks... .. .....93 Nannie Taylor............ .91 Lizzie Banks...............90 Primary Department. Mattie Roberts.......... 97 Vinla Robert..............93 Willie McKeewn............93 Arnie MeKeown...........9 L;!' Banks............. ...9 Meie Dove.............. 90 H. R. Chapman, Teacher. Ma!sellvilie, S. C. For Over Fifty Years. MRs. A INsLow's SooTBmNG SYRUP has b.een rsed for over fifty. years by milli'ns of anothers for their children white teething, with perfect succes-. It son. hes the child, softens the gums. allays all pain, eures wind colic, and ithe best remedy fo'r diarrhoea. It will relieve thi poor little tufferer irimediafely. Sold by druggists in enri part of tae world. Twenty five ce.o a bottle. Be* sure and ask for "3M- Wiedow's Sou'thing Syruo," andtake nu other kind. 1-1-17 -ORjh LUNRGS Sore lungi, pain in theebesbandpa'I ful breathing are quickly relieved and cured by the old reliable s e , Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. This remark able remedy breaks up a cold in one night and is, without doubt, the very bestmedicino for aR affections of the throat and lungs.: It has cured thou sands and wiR cure you. Itneverdis appoints. Try it at once. Dr.Bull's Cough Syrup Will quickly heal Sore.Lungs. Doses are small and-pieasant to take. Doctors recommend it. Price 25 cents. At all draggists. COMING AND OILNG. Mr. J. P. Caldwell is north buying his stook of spring goods. Mrs. 0. W. Buchanan and children rrived here Tuesday to spend the mummer. Mr. Peak, a prominent young lawye )f Union, spent a few days in town last week. Mr. A. W. Brown left Wednesday norning for the north to purchase ipring goods for Q. D. Williford. Mr. Ed Porter will leave Friday for Launton, Mass., where he takes a po iltion with the Mason Machine Works. Mr. T. K. Elliott hasireturned from Washington and other points north. Kis mission was in the interest of L'he Winnsboro Bank. Miss Watson, of Connecticut, has Lcided to try the Winnsboro climate or a few months. She will be with Ir. Geo. H. Mc3Master's family. Free Fills. Send your address to H. E. Bucklen Co., Chicago, and get a free sample ox of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A rial will convince you of their merits, hese pills are easy in action and are articularly effective in the cure of onstipation and Sick Headache. For Falaria and Liver troubles they have een proved invaluable. They are aaranteed to be perfectly free from rery deleterious substance and to be rely vegetable. They do not weaken y their action, but by giving tone to :omach and bowels greatly invigorate ie system. Regular size 25c. per.box. ld by McMaster Co., Druggists. 2 THE FIRST FEESBYTERY. The first presbytery meets in. the . R. P. Church on -Monday, April rd, and will be in session two or tree days. About sixty delegates ill be in attendance. A committee . arrangements has been s.ppointed r the session, consisting of Rev. C. .McDonald, and Messrs. H. E. etchin, W. H. Flenniken and J. E. cDonald. This committee is; charged ith the work of securing entertain ent for the delegates, and assigning te homes while they are among. -ns. Mr. McDonald -requests us to say. at this committee will meet this 'hursday) afternoon at Mr. WV..H. enniken's office- to assign delegates heir homes during the meeting. ORDEEED TO MANILA We take the following from the Baltimore Sun: Orders have been received at Fort McHenry from tbe War Department Instructing Battery B, of the Sixth United States Artillery, to prepare to move to San Francisoo as soon is pos sible, there to take a transport for Manila. Two light bat1hries of the Sixth Artillery are already at Manila, and the remaining batteriss have be-tn ordered there. The Sixth Artillery was organized last spring, and its headquarters were at Fort Mclienry. where its comn nander, Col. E. B. Williston, now brigadier-general, was stationed for Beveral months. Battery B has many Baltimore men in it. The battery will go away under sommand of Lieut. Ri. H. McMaster-. The other officers accomnpanying it will be Lient. John K. Cree and Liemn T. C Starbird. Tbere are now 17t men in the battery, but it will be .e .:rited up to the full strength of 200 -n within a few days. Prot. Carl Mir dt's Sixth Artitiery ard will go with the regiment to' Mfanila. "I intend to give a farewell :oncert before leaving Baltimore," aid Professor Mindt yesterdar. Lient. R. H. McMaster is a son of Mr. R. N. McMaster. From another tem in the same paper it is possible hat one of the batteries of the Six:h rtillery may be stopped in Hawaii [t is stated: "Two batteries of the Sixth Artillery are in Manila an the rmainder of she roeiment nnow dis tr'buied along the Atlantio cpast is under orders' to proceed thei. Al though not yet settled it is pibable two or more of these batteries will be utilized for military service in Hawaii. In that case they will be detached from the expedition on its way to the Philipines." CASTORIA 'or Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of JUST WILMINGTON. Charlotte Obterver. There was published in yesterday'a paper!a uews,item from The Wilming ton-Messenger, setting forth that on Friday last the business men of tha t city through a 'committee of two gen tlemen, paid over $690 to the several negro lodges which owned The Record building which was 'burned on the 1'.0th of November last, when the plant ,)f The Record was demolished. The public knows all about this occurrence. That paper had made an infamous utterance and its office had to be sacked. While this was in progress the building caught fire and was con sumerd. It was claimed at the time and 'nas been claimed ever since that the i e was accidental. We have our doulro about that; it seems much wore- o.ohable that the fire was de iber.ly applied by some irresponsi ble member of the mob-some light headed, hot-headed person, such as always attathes himself to a movement Sof this character. But however this may be, the point upon which we would fit public at tention is this: that the just and fair minded people of Wilmington have volntarily I paid for the building burned. As said above, the printing office had to be sacked; moreover, the editor of the paper. bad to be driven away. These things were acts of justice-stern jaetice, it is true, but jastice. But there was no purpose to vi-it harm upon the innocent, and whea harm came to the property of orderly and unoffending negroes, through uo fault of the good men of ilington, they promptly, like the just and generous people they are, contributed the money and paid for it. This proves that they do not hate the ugro, as such, nor seek to panish him ierely because be is black. The mayor and chief of police whom they ran eway were white; Manly, the C cditor, black. All were ran off not C because they were either black or C white; not, primarily, because they t were Republicans, but because they wre bed citizens, disturbers of the peace. In paying for this Record building the white people of Wilmington did i-at was right; at the. same time rqat was generous, liberal, as these c tngs go. 1. Beats the Kiondike. Mr. A. 0. Thomas, of Marysville, ex., has found a more valuable dis >very than has yet been made in the t 'ondike. For years he suffered n- ~ ld agony from consumption, accom- t: gnied by hemorrhages; and >lutely cured by Dr. King' New li iscovery f or Consumptio ughs d Colds. 'He deci tha~t a is little value in omparison wit this arvelous <-- re; oud have it, even f t co.ct hundred dollars a bottle. st -a, Bronchitis and all throat and un affections are positively cured by Ki.ng's New Discovery for Con mption. Trial bottles free at Mc [ser Co.'s Drug Store. Reelar zeO 0cts, a ud $1.00. Guaranteed to re or price refanded. 2 sy, Quickly, Permanently Restored AGNETCNI E evous Debilit, Lost Vitality SinalLse,g sng Mmr-the result of O-ork Wnoury, cor 50.can .osti~ and lastingrsuits in Sexual tay se YELLO LABEL SECIL-obl egt 'w -vill give strength and tone to eve~~pr d etc a permanen1t cure. Cheapest an bs. SPils S:: by madl. lesilbegienrv with a $ hn, or ore ofMg tic Nervine. free. Sold only~ by J. J. OBEAR, Druggist, Winnsboro, S. C. SAML. LINDSAY, M. D. WjNNSBORO, S. C. Ofiec at Mrs. Ellen Cathcart's, next or to Jno. H. McMaster & Co.'s Drug ore.Night call at Winnsbore Hotel. 1~63m For Sale. 1,000 BALES PEAViA H AYi; uSc. per hundred; $12.00 per ton. 10 toii "MIXED COW FEED"; $7.50 per- [on. Takes the place of cot ton seed hulls and meal. 3l4f H. L. ELLIOTT. A FRESH STOCK OF CANNED PEAS, BEANS, COLUMBIA RIVER SA LMON. DESSERT PEACHES, CONDENSED MILK. To make soup delicious get a can of Succotash. FRESH BREAD AND CAKES TO-DAY. J3 S MoCarley_ JAPANESID CURE Aew aas Complet Tratment, consisting SU OSITORIES, Capsules of Ointment and tu Bo. es 6f OintMent. A never-failing cure Jbr Pf of dverguiatn re and degree.. It makes an operatic Mthe kni.e, which s ful, ad ofter resid in death, unnecessary.s r-hy endure this terrW disewir We pack a Written Guarantea in eac Si Box. No Cure, No Pay. rc. and ci a box, 6 fc e5. Sent by mail. Samples ree OINTMENT, 9o. and 50c. CONSTIPATION " iv Pll.s"t great LIVER and ST OMACH REGULATOR an BLOOD PURIFIER. Small, mild and pleasa to take: especially adapted for children's use. doses 25 cents. FREE.-A vial of these famous little Pellets w be ;iven with a Si box or more of Pile Cure. NOTICE-THz Grwuu4tr r;tzsu JAPANSE NL CURE for sale ouly by J. J. OBEAR, Druggist, Winnsboro, S. C. For Sale. KING'S IMPROVED COTTO] SEED. Price 50 cents per bushel, dE lived at railroad. W. S. HALL, SR., 3-7-3t Mitford, S. C. JUST RECEIVED1 15MULES:4 Which We Offer CHEAP FOR CASH -or on - - TIME. Ma W DOTY & 00. T ERSIGNED HAS PUR. h nterest of the estate of F. ker ed, in the stock of goods f Seigler, and solicits the mpd people of Fairfield County. f ai , and everything found a aLERST-CLASS HARDWARE TORE.: TheN ie of the friends and cas re * iA Seigier is fully ap d he undersigned hopes 18 it to their interests to im. J. W. SEIGLER. DO YOU IF YOU DO, DON'T paint your house 'till you have seen It goes further and lasts longer than other paint on he market. Warranted zo! t chalk, scale or peal off like all other so-called ready- mixed. AlLWOK GURIEDR Remember, don't paint until you have seon THE H AMMER PAINT. NEW GOODS -QeJUST IN. English Dairy .nd Pineapple Cheese. EvaporatedFrnits of all kinds. P'runes S lbs. for 25c. A new variety >f N. Y. Biscuit Co.' Flie Cakes. Pickert's Mackerel in tomato sauce. Early June Pcau, Corn, String Beans Pickled Salmon in 10 lb. kits. Try them. Finest Soda Crackers in every threi days. Chocolates and Bonbons fresh to-day F. M. HABENICHIT MWADE 'E AMAN IS'* a a tud:r, buls o eul met and eocf a U where allII pckaee; .r aix pkges ( 1 traet+"e"U forp. m2.Ai,i plain I nycat@itI",'"l Df HAVING SUCCEEDEE OF CALDWELL & : PATRO: ly We are now receiving the f You people who want to get a asked to look at our Prints, Pe: Some extra bargains in these gc We have also received a beau Lawns, Checked Muslin, Dimi are marking these goods e>:tra < jArotbeP I'dPCJa A good size Linen Towel at Turkish Towels at 20C.. and 2 Damask Towels. New Lot Gents'and Boys'Co: and pretty pattern. We want your business. We goods at low prices than ever be the Northern markets in a few an elegant Spring Stock. Our c( you in the best goods at lowest I The CadwvaII Dry 00l R8(ol i.. $1" Ouc Hidrd ani Spring and Sui wea JUST OPENED UP FROM MANUFACTURERS IN Alil th Latet $t SQ. D. WIL Mt1iol liStille a WINNSBO] The ne.t session beglns September 20, pupil is required to pay an entrance fee TUIN.-Scholars in the Graded Scho4 exept in oases where they take up extra s One eitra, 75 ent,per month; two ectra, Literary cearse, 75 eent. per a Seientific courses Cli Each higher course include au that pre< Tereeori ofte scholairs of this uehe esi st.ng ia bh igher eollee s is th4 W. H. WI Cninlative Evid eoe amoun of fre eadvertiig itreceive. Exrc,Th "Bs Tonic, is lar~el he giet te iespop1ty IS aattaied. It i ndrsed by thou makes strengh It givesprand p health when every avonue of hope seems to be losed.asfras alEta U The "Best" Tonic, do not be led intou declared ~rfect ' heWaoarith a r bnefi forth leas amount of money is oz le a You dgt deliver you TO THE BUSINES% RUFF ASKS YOUR 9AGE. rst items of Spring Goods, n early start for spring are cales, Duck, Colored Piques. ods in short lengths. :iful line of White Goods y, Pique, and Welts. We heap. to start the season. irl iq Towels. 1oc.; extra large and heavy 5c.; full stock in Huck and ored Shirts; extra good value are better 'prepared to sell 'ore. Our buyer will siart to days and we expect to show )nstant endeavor is to please rices. Come and see us. Goods Company. 0. F rxmer Neck ONE OF THE BEST NEW YORK CITY.. los arid IPop [JIFORD. tol S. C. 897, and ends June 24, 1898. Each f 5 ents to meet contingent ex. ~di in the Oolgzt pteat. ath. 1.00 per month. siioal course, $15 per month. d. Good board een be obtained best gaate of ioen ec. !EER@W, Principa1. IN SPITE OF THE ~teness of the season, if u prepare land well and lant seed bought from you will probably have better garden than sual this year. BY BEA SED SON. 'hey are scarce and the ice will go up. -We Sell 'RIUMPH, BURBANK, BEAUTY OF HEBRON, EA RLY ROSE and ~EERLESS POTATOES. McMa~er s JDw as I M -. a Every Article GUARANTMID A7 ,IIhhI ED AND EVERY CUSTMEBGETS A WAGAIN FOR WE HAVE TUB GOODS AND WE HAVE CUT TE PRICES. FIRSTCGME, FIRST SERVS Send us your Wate werk and jew atry jobs; we a better prepared thm ever t* reader qdek service. NEWS +** and ***.HERALD. TrimWuk0lwPturAU BILL HEAD, LIDNS, sad everything Ia job ha dws as cheaply as anywhere elsn GIVE US A CIANCI UNDERTAKING IN ALL ITS -U4~ C teed teast al '.~ j. U, ULLaIW e 't