Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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LCAL INTELLIGENCE Tuesday, Februazy 6, - 1900 LOCAL B rsa. -.4oney to loan. See advertise ment. -A fine lot of mules for sale by M. W. Doty Is Co. Read their ad vertisement. -Mr. W. N. Flenniken of our town gave a check for $10,000 for a lot of cotton a few days past. -No land was sold on Monday. Some personal property was sold under chattel mortgagee, &c. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is un eqaalled for pilei. injuries and skin diseases. It is the original Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of all counter feits. McMaster Co. -On account of the irregularity of the regular trains local trains are being ran by the Southern Railyway. The locals carry passengers and bag gage but no mail or express. --News reached Winnsboro on Mon day that Mr. C. S. Brlce, Sr., of Albion, was exceedingly ili. His friends * ronghout the county will deeply . gret to hear this, and wili hope to ' ar better news of him in a few days. W. S. Philpot, Albany, Ga., says: "DeW itt's Little Early Risers did me more good than any pills I ever took." The famous little pills for constipation, biliousness and liver and bowel tron bles. McMaster Co. -The bicyclists in town are com plaining of the great amount of broken glass on the streets. This endangers the tires of the wheels and as bicycles are taxed the owners have a right to be protected by law. It is suggested that the council pass an ordinance to meet the case. - Mr. D. M. Mobley, of Blackrtock, will leave that place this week to ac cept a position with Messrs. Aiken & Dunlap, of Chester, to sell heavy gro ceries on the road. Mr. Mobley has been with Messrs. A. Macdonald & Co., of Blacketock, for seven years, and leaves them new because they con template some change in their busi ness. Mr. Mobley's friends ?ish h;m every success in his new pesitdn. "I had dyspepsia for years. No medicine was so effective as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It gave immediate relief. Two bottles produced marvel. one results," writes L. H. Warren, Albazr , Wis. It digests what yon eat and cannot fail to cure McMaster Co. -The Diocese, the organ of the Episcopal Church in South Carolina ends the year of its renewed existen with the February number and cele brates that event by changing its to for the better, by enlarging its bor dersa, and, we trust, strengthening its * stakes. An increasea of one-third in size with no increase in price is a good step for ward. May its progress eve be onward and its patronage upwar Kind v~ aw o SORE LUNG Sorel paininthe chest and BiO bra* , the fore-runners pneumonia, are quickly relieved an cured by the old reliable Dr. John W Balls ugh yrup. It breaks up coldin onenit. Try it at onee r COUCH SYRU Will quickly heal Sore Lungs Doses are small and pleasant to take. r recommend it. Price 25 cts. At all drug. WHO KNOWs HIM? Postmaster Rion has hanced us the foi;owing for publication: Middleburg, Pa., Jan. 28, O. Postmaster: Dear Sir-Would you be kin enough to make inquiry about a n by the name of James Williams. ould any of his friends live near th a tell them to write to me; it may to their in terest. James Williaw is a man of about 50 years of age and was a sol dier in the war of l' L-66. Address, Mrs. sie E. Specht, Middlebur Snyder Co., Pa. That Thr ing Headacho Would quick leave you, if you naed Dr. Kia - ew Life Pills. Thou sands of snl rers have proved their matchless r it for Sick and Nervous Headaches They make pure blood and stronr nerves and build up your health. ,3 to take. Try them. Only 25 nts. Money back if not cred. Id by Mcdaster Co., drug gists. RM. JANE BERBON DEAD. Mre. Jane Herron died at the home of Mr' W. J. Elliott, near Columbia, on Friday night. She bad the grip, which developed into pneumonia. Mrs. Herren was the widow of the late Rotert Herron and was 74 years of age at the time of her death. Fane ral cerv;ces were held at Mr. Ellio:t's o:: Satuiday night by Revs. Knox and John O. Wilson, and the body brought to Adge,' on Sunday and buried in Reck Chirch cemetery by the ride of h.. ud. She leaves one son, Mr. and two grandchildren. ailed to cure me of e Minute Cough of it cured me n earth for grand sweari by his horsemanship and stl envs his expertness in profanity. -TirOctober, 1897, be was promote, to the rank of Lf.st lieutenant for bray and meritoriooe services. Some yee nrevic.ns to this he had met one of th wealthiest and handsomest young women of Grand Rapids, then on visit to friends at Fort Leavenwortb Kan. The brave, gallant, polished genil man soon won the heart of the Gra Rapids girl, and on October 14, 1885 they were married in this city. It R a grand wedding, Rt. Rev. George D Gillespie, bishop of western Michigai officiating. Soon afterwards Lient. Blake re signed his commission, and went in businees here with money furnisbeu by his bride. Two sons were born ' them, and for a time all went weal. But the attempt to make a soldier ov into a shop keeper failed in this as i; many oti.er notable instances. The soldier was r'..kless with money ;aw with other things, and his business went to the dogs. Dissen ion crept into the family, and in 1894 Col. Blake left for Soni Africa, it tieiag understood he wouk: never return. After a p:oper time his wife, who still liyes here with her children, sc cured a divorce on the ground of de sertion. Brave and polished, yet a man popu lar socially witb all classes, and ab'. to give and take and laugh at a joke on himse'i as well as another. Blakc is an ideal leader for a regiment or Irib. 11 is friends in this city heard from hin frequently up to the time of th! out5.,rrak of the Transvaal war, bu1 eirc 'hen no letter or news hai bm, received from him except as ti has been1mentioced in the dispatches. A Nlight of Terror. "Awful anxieg was felt for the widow of the t>rave General Burnham, of Machias, 'Me., when the doctors said she could not live till morning," writes Mrs. S. H. Lincoln, who attend ed her that fearful night. "All thongbr she must soon vie from Pneumonia but she begged for Dr. King's Ne ; Discovery, saying it had more tha' or.ce saved hcer li:e, and had cured her 01 Consumption. After three email doses she Flept easily all night, and iti further use completely cured her "' This marvelous medicine is guarantee.a to care all Throat, Chest and Lure s Diseases. Only 50c. and $1.00. Trid bottles free at McMaster Co.'s drn;., store. -Subscribe for T E NEws AND HERALD. CASTOR IA J Tat n hlrn PRESTON RION, Agent SPAnTFC FiE IJSUANCE CO1Pf r OYEW YOBI I ts a sare of the public patron a age. 9- 6 ly STRAYED. TRAYED FROM MY JOME ON Friday, January 26, one Mouse ored Greyhound, answers to the 'uu of Dell. If taken up or deliy " Sf14 able reward w?l be paid. 2 t f3x2 W. H. FLENXIKEN. A SUPPLY OF Laradreth's Garden Seed -and Onion Sets. 1 Triurnph, Early Rose, Beauty of Hebron, and ur ban ks Seed irish Pota toes. Onions for table. 'cMaster Ci .ply WE DESIRE LI Inhr te Pubic TUIAT WE HAVE MOVED .ur stock of General Meretian aisp end opened in Vinnsboro, -IN THE Granite Block. hank our old customers favors and hope with as. of CLOSE PRICES POR CA35H BUYER45. Ulie are not bunting Crebit trabe, bnt for those who have the monet to bur with we will name prices that are as low as the same can be bought in the state. Every one who is up with the times knows there has been a great advance in Cotton Goods and Domestics of all kinds. We have many goods of this class at old prices. We offer a bargain in a few patterns: Dress Goeds at cost to close out; and all Win ter Dress Goods at cut prices. Bargain in a lot of Ladies' Fine Shoes; small sizes worth $2.50 and $3.oo; price now at $1.50. We have many goods priced now lower than the factory price. These are bargains for you. Come to see us. The Caidwell Dry Goods Company Dress Shoesa Is always well to have an extra pair. If you think you can't afford it,suppose you r flect that it costs you no more, for when the work-a-day shoes are worn out the extras fall into their place and the ew pair is kept for drcu. i MI ' Al ~choice tydro of style and we will satisfy your own taste atSEE that you~ thoenefit of all our * yo***uy ' in off sthat-e A SPECIA. Nothing we pride ourselves on than delivering UXQ UESTIO'3ABL FIE WATCH WOE to our cur'mners. We are edmittedly ahesd of all p'etito;s in ibis department; thus may ha-e abs'lute certainty of ob ing accurate time when your t piece is re;).ired by us. SO CONIDNYi -f our watch work that we g rume to give entire satixfaction for me!.tis. and prepay express both ways should the watch fail to vel1 durir,g tiis specified time. Write to as for farther infor R. BRAND The Watchmaker a Jeweler, CHESTER - 'Ihe Easy Ru "HOUSIR 6f* mg.