The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, March 22, 1900, Image 2
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WINNSBORO
Thursday, M 2r2h 22 - - L.OO
CO-TEDLLING COTTON.
The American Gianer *nd Cotton
Reporting Agency seet great danger
to the fArmers in the .etablishment of
warehouses for the storage of cottoo.
It seems underneath the system a
secret scheme to c-ntral the cotton
market and oppresz the farmer. It
admits that this is not the avowed par
pose of the "Napoleons in the domain
of business," publicly expressed, out
that 'Ithe invasion has lbeen under
taken" and "is insidious in its ap
proaches."
This is about the way the tch ene
will be worked according to the
Ginner: "The cotton will be taken to
-he warehouse by the farmers when
the price of cotton is not satisfactory,
and the farmer will want a little
money oi his cotton. H1e will take
his warehouse receipt and negotia'e a
loan approximating the value of the
cotton at the time of delivery. The
warehouse conoern will probably ad
vance the money itself. When the
cotton declines a margin will be do
manded, but the farmer has spent the
S-imoney he borrowed ayA cannot put it
nu. He loses hit cotton, and tLe
warehouse concern has his cotton."
This, of course, may not apply to
Mocal warehouses owned by home
people, but the trusts have a way of
crushing oat local competition. Thoy
have swallowed up nearly all the cot
too seed oil mills, and they may get
Gentrol of the warehouses.
The farmer has within himself,
however, the power to be independent
of the trusts. If he will raise his own
supplies and cotton as a surplnsage,
he an hold his cotton himself when
he pleases, and won't have to borrow
money on it. The trouble with the
farmer is that his methods of doing
business make him an easy prey for
the trusts to devoar.
ippines .than we are, and probably
know more about them. A Japane~e
newspaper has caugbt .the humuor of
-the frequent reports thit the war thereO
is over. It-nays: "Maalla papers c-)
and arenthuhiastis -igki
For several years a- was a wea",e:
fthe Grand Lodge .f to~e la'ter a'
ganisation in this stt,. here za w
- verypopular, and a' ton'laborhenes
.chairm:n n of the commit. on forei.' a
correspondence he wase known and
esteemcd in every fraud uomain in
this country. Bis wir tid wisdom in
his reports to the Gradd Lodge .ef the
State gave him a nional rw: atau- .
-Rock Hill Herald.
--Dr. Sweeny wassrectr of St. Job.'
Wtnnsboro, and St. Stephen's, R I
way, for awhile and ' as welbk~ ,w.
here.
- A Night of Terrr
widow of th~e brave ( - re; Bar" ::,
of Mad.ias, Mie.. whY n Te e.e
said'she could niot in(. uv;-i m.s
writes M s. S. BI L --" .. w:.O a! */
edrier thatfearfu - gr..4: b
she mn'.t soon .die f :P'nurr.r-a .i.
but she begged for Dr King's N-t
Disnc!!Ee '~n it h'd miore tto
- onc~av f:,.and had cured e
of Consumptioh;.. Afat r the sm.a
l4oses she slept easily al' eight. andi
fiirther tee comp<t>i 'nred T
*This m~trvel~ uiedi- : in n garan -
cure all Troat, Cho.t ~an L
Diseases. Only 50c aml S1 00. TrI
bottle, free at Mc Man r 00.' dr~
8 9r0..
CAN UOTI N CONNURNO?
The American Ginner.
Every observer of events recognizes
that this is an age of unprecedented
and overwhelming corporate enter
prises. Vast aggregations of capital
are organized for controlling the price
of every article of human production,
and in many elds they have been
wonderfully successful. The success
has naturally induced an inclination to
undertake the widest fields of enter
prise until no product or commodity.
no matter how Tant, can be considered
immune from attack.
The cotton crop of America, enlist
ing, as it does, the interest of every
civilized country on earth, farnishing
raiment to the nations, has be!en hith
erto considered too vast in its propor
tions and too wide in its rarnificatious
of influence to tempt the octopus. But
it appears that the very magnitude of
the enterprise has been an inspiration
and an inducement to the endeavor.
The very greatness of the enterprise
has seemed to invite, rather than repel,
the endeavors of some who have
sahieved great things in other similar,
but smaller, undertakingt. It would
seem as if stupendous success in the
circumscribed feld whetted the appe
tite for greater worlds to conquer, and
!here are many evidences plainly dis
cernible to the intelligent observer,
who looks beneath the surface, that
such an enterprise has been planned,
and the process of extension begun.
The Napoleons of inance who un
dertake these stupendons enterprises
never make an assault ri d armis-the
waiting siege, sapping and mining,
constitute their method of operation and
approach to the citadel which they de
sire to capture. And that siege.against
cotton has began. We have repeatedly
pointed out the indications of its pro
gress and sought to show the danger
that menaced the producer and con
sumer alike in the slow but gradual
approach of the enemy, and the fright.
ful consequences that must ensue un
less this insidious foe was met and
repelled. We thaye also exposed the
feasibility of the plan of operation un
dertaken by the trust and how in
possible it was to defeat their aesomp
lishment without organized resistance
on the part of the interests assailed.
Once surrendor the preparation of
cotton for market to a monopoly and
where then is tb hope of the producer
or consumer?
Once establish the warehouse system
of storage and who controls the mar
ket?
These two agencies combined falgll
all needful means to accomplish what
is known as a corner, and when they
become generally ladopted, the pro
ducer on the one hand must take the
price coffered and the spinner en the
other must pay the price asked, or the
alternative. The grower's cotton must
ret on his hands and a famine of
cotten goods produced.
Who can measure the misery that
must result from such a situation?
Yet who can doubt that it must be
the logical sequence of the surrender
of the cotton crop of America to a
monopoly such as has been organized
for its capture.
MLOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXI1B
A FJleasant Lemen Tonie
For Mlousness, constipation and ap
eigeostion, sick and nervoui
railepre . eeseanC
For fever, chilIs, debility andiE
'iseaies, take Lemon Ejixit. .
. Ladies, for natural and thorougL
oirganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
Dr. Mozeley'- Lemon Elixir is pre
-arett from the fre~sh juice of Lemons~
ombined with otoer vegeta.ble livex
on ics', and will not fail you in any ov
.he a'rie named diseases. 50c and~
$1.00 bottle.s at all dru:;gists.
Prepared by Dr. H. Mozley, Atlar a,
A t the Cspitol.
I am in my seventy-tbird year, arid
for fifty years I hiave been a great
ufferer from indigestion, constips tion
ad biliousness. I have tried allI the
rmedies advertised for these diseases,
ad got no permaoent relief. About
ene year ago, the disease assuming a
more severe and danagerous form.~ I
became very weak, and lost desh rap.
idly. I commenced using Dr. Mozley's
Lemon Elixir. I gained twelve pound.
in three months. My 'strength and
health, my aippetite and my indigestion
were perfectly restored, and now I
feel as youg and as vigoroa: as I
ever did in my life. L. J. ALLDnarD,
Doorkeepe Ga. Stat.- Senate,
State Capitol. Atlanta, Ga.
Xesters Lemon Eliztir
is the very best medicine I ever used
for the diseases you recommend it for,
and I have used many kinds for wo
man's troubles.
Mis. 8. A. GREsEAx,
Salem, N. C.
.X@sLars EMO not DEOrs.
Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitij, Hemorrhage,
and all throat and lung diseases. Ele
gant, reliable. 25e at druggists. Pre
pared only by Dr. H. Mosley, Atlanta,
Ga.
.Notice to Voters
TJhe Botr. srto for the
next An .~icipaI Election, to be-held on
April 2tn next for Inten lant and four
Wardens for the town of Winosboro,
. 0., will be open for the registering
of veters at the store of Joban M
Smih on. January 1, 1900, and closeds
A pril 1, 1900 All voters in this elec
riou~ are ruquired to register within
his time.
J. E. COAN1,
Intendant.
W. M. CATHCART,
Supervisor of Registration.
~aei e 'acLOSE STAMP
for TartIeulars.
Wil! str'iten curly end
ki -kt a. ritheut injury
r- e 9c r hair
- ice 50 Cents per Box..
ANTI-KINK.
s' d by the Uni-ed States Healta
Repots.
eOLE MANUFACTURERS,
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EXAcT COPY OF WRAPPB.
Help...
Nature
Babies and children need i
proper food, rarely ever medi-|
-cine. If they do not thrive
on their food something is t
jwrong. They need a little I
~help to get their digestivej
Imachinery working properiy
~will generally corret this
difficulty.
If you will put from one
fourth to half a teaspoonful
2 nbaby's bottle three or four
times aday you will soon see i
Ia marked improvement. For I
larger children, from half to *
:a teaspoonful, according to
Iage, dissolved in their milkI
if you so desire, will very
fsoon show its great nourish
ing power. If the mother' a:
Imilk does not nourish the
baby, she needs the emul
sion. It will show an effect
and oceboth upon uhotherJ
Every
Month
there are thousands of wo
men who nearly suffer death
from irregular menses. Some
times the " period " comes too
often - sometimes not often!]
enough-sometimes the flow is
too scant, and again it is too
profuse. Each symptom shows
that Nature needs hiand
that there is trouble in the or
}gans concerned. Be careful
when in any of the above con- .
ditions. Don't take any and Y
every nostrum advertised to a
'cure female troubles.
BRADFIELD)'S
FEMALE REGULATOR
}is -the one safe and sure
medicine for-irreguzlar or pain
ful menstruation. It cures all
the ailments that are caused by
irregularity, such as leucor
rhoa, falling of the womb,
nervousness; pains in the head.
back, breasts, shoulders, sides,
hips and limbs. By regulating
Sthe menses so that they occur
every twenty-eighth day, all
those aches dlfsappear together.
Just before your time comes,
get a bottle and see how much
good it will do you. Druggists g
sell it at $r.
Send for onr free boot Perfect
THE BRADHIELD~ REGULATOR CO.
ATLAITA, GA.
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ASTORIA
THC czf#TAuft COMPAMY. 14EW VORK C"
SOUTHBRN RAILWA%
Dentral Time at Jacksonville and Savannah.
Eastern Time at Other Points.
Schedule in Effeet i'ebrp.ary 25th, 1900.
NORTVBOUNtD. 0
.aen . ...
......... .... 4a...
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".N.... o.......fp
L' 06sheile.........70
Ar. Knoxvile........1a7
Ar. Cincinnati........2 74a
Ar. Lousvile.... . .... . 86 7 50a
SOUTHBOUND. No4i~o~.3Io
Lv. Louisvlle..... ....7 74p .
Lv. Cincinnati........... 830 85I..
" Spar~ -, . .. ... 1145a C p ...
A.0.1..............Sop ..
LvNew York(Pa.BB) ..... 1210 1
Philadelphia....... ... 8p~ 8
.Balthmond......... .....8 11f1bin..
Lv. RImoil............... 48 28
Lv. Charlotte ...... .... 8iOOI 10
"Chester..........98a1
hr.061umbia, (BldSt 680p1125a- 120a 700. 1
Lv. Columbia,.(.D.).. ...... 1150a 480a...
"Johnston........O180p 188 682a..
"~ Trenton..........1100 145 048a...
&r. Alken ................ 2) 780a...
" Graniteville.....l200Qt 28 7 18a..
" Augusta........100a 2 8 00a.....
Lv. Columbia(So. y.... 2470
", King ............ 44 282a 765a
"r ~ebr....... ...5 8 5a 8 41a
"rnc il........ .. .615p 425a 920a
"Summerville....s... 728p 552a 1080s
&.r. Charleston .... 815 1a11.
Ar. Perry................. ...... ...... .
" ~ ........ ...124 28~7a .
" Ckil......... ...120 -2 45a ..
".................. 11 80L5S 882a
8", .:::::::::82r 515 1033 t
a.r. Jacksonville(P.S.) ..... p 925a 285p j
*Trani~s 48 and 44 (mixed except Sunday) t
irrive and depart from-Hambui~g.
Sleeping Car Servic.
Ecellent daiy psner service between
Nos.831and88-Neir York and Florida Lim
ted. Diyexep Sudy compoe exclu
ng.Ompartuient and Observatory Cars, be
ween New York, Columbia and St. Augu* ie.
Nos. 38 and834-New York anid Florida Et
press. - Drawng-roomn sleeping cars between
Lugusta and New York. :
Pn11man drawing-roomn. sleeping cars
ween Port Tamp., Jacksonville, Savshnah 1
Nahngton and ow York. d
Pullman sleeping cars between Charlotte and ,J
Eichmond. Dining cars between Charlotte
ndSavannah.
Mos.835 and 88-U. S. Past Mail. Through e
snman drawing-room buffet sleeping earsbe- s
wee Jacksonvile and New York and u
san sleigcars between Augusta and cle-b
stte. Diigcars serve all meals enroute. sl
'ufman sleigcars beween Jacksonvie *
ad Couba.enronte dlybetween Jackson-u
'ille and Cincinnatt via Asovifl3.
BANK S. GANNON, J.M.LCULP ti
Third V-P. bGen. Xgr., Trafice . di.
!aahington, D.CG; Washington, P.'C.r
V. A. TUBK, S. EHARDB C
Gen. Pass Ag't.. As't Gen. Pass. u
*Wahngts D. C.
A
Kodol
)yspopsia Cure 9
Digests what you eat. "
It artifilially digests the food and aids
rature in strengthening and recon,
~ructing the exhausted digestive -er
mns. It is the latest di~ digest.
:e and tonic. No tin
m aproach it in e v. r 11n
~atly relieves and permnanenly cuesB
tietherresultsof isaerfectdiet .dr
Prepared by E. C. DeWi tt a Go., 1CO at
McMASTER ee. D
,Winnsboro, S. 91
CLBBK'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLLNA,
C - - T7T OF FAIEFIELD.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
nnie JL. Williams vs. Elias L. Freshley.
N pursuance of an order of the Court of
Comnon Pleas, made in the above
ated case, I will offer for sale, before the
yurt House door in Winnsboro, S. C., on
eL
FIRS' MONDAY IN APRIL
ext, within the legal hours of sale, at
iblic outcry, to the highest bidder, the
>llowing described property, to wit:
All that plantation or parcel of land in
airfield County, containing
' ONE HUNDRED ACRES,
ore or lessi know,- as the Home place
tis being the portion of said Elias L.
reshley of the real estate of J. C. Fresh
y, deceased; bounded as fellows: On
ie north by the public road leading from
olumbia to Monticello; on the east by
uds of E. L. Freshley; on the south by
,uds of Mrs. A. M. Kestler, and on the
'est by lands of Mrs. A. M. Kest er, sitn
ed on waters of Broad River, in Town
iip 11, and being the same premises cou
eyed to said Elias L. Freshley, N. E. Ful
er and A. M. Kestler by deed dated Feb
ary 15, 1895, and recorded in Book A. P..
age 319, ina Clerk's office, Fairfield County
' TERMS OF SALE.
One-half of the purchase money to be
aid in cash on the day of sale, the bai
nee in twelve months thereafter, to be
cured by the bond of the purchaser and
mortgage of the premises. The pur
baser to pay for all necessary papers and
Dr reeording the same, and for all neces
ary revenue stamps.
R. H. JENNINGS.
Clerk's Office C. C. C. P. F. C.
Vinnsboro, S. (., March 10th, 1900.
3-lotd
SUMMONS.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
COURT 01' COMMON PLEAS.
Bank of Ridgeway, of Ridgeway,
S. C., Plaintiff,
against
J. W. Ray, Defendant.
Summons. For Relief.
ro the Defendant above-named:
YOU are hereby summoned and re
quired to answer the complaint
in this action, which was filed in the
Affce of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas, for the said County,
Dn 15th March, 1900, and to serve a
copy of your answer to the said com
plaint on the subscribers at their offices,
Nos.-5 and 6 Law Range, Winnsboro,
South Carolina, within twenty days I
after the service hereof, exlusive of
the day of such service; and, if yon I
fail to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the court for the
relief demanded ia the complaint.
Dated 15th March, A. D. 1900.
A. S. & W. D. DOUGLASS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the defendant, J. W. Ray:
Take notice that the complaint to
gether with the summons, of which
the foregoing is a copy, together with
the complaint, was filed in the effice
of the Clerk of the Court of Comnmon
Pleas, at Winnsboro, County of Fair
sield,. in the State aforesaid, on 15th
Mareb, 1900.
A. S. & W. D. D)OUGL ASS,
*SUMMONS. I
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
B. M. Grier, Plaintiff,
against
R. H. Jennings, as Administrator of
the estate of John H. Clamp, de
ceased, M. R. Clamp, W. Fletcher
Clamp, -Lillie Read, Jessie Clamp,
John Clamp, Eliza J. Scruggs, anad
The Bank of Ridgeway, Defendants.
Copy Siummons for Rekef. -*
['o the Defendants above named: :
YTOU are hereby summoned and re
iquired to answer the complaint in
;his -action, which is filed in the office
>f. the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas for the said Co'unty, and to serve
Scopy of your answer to the said coin
>lant on the subscribers at their offices
Lbove The 'Winnsboro Bank, Winns
>oro, S. CI., within twenty days after
he service hereof, exclusive of the
Lay of such service' and if you fail to
unswer the corn lamnt within the time
sforesaid, the paitiff in this action
nil appl to te Court for the relief P
Lemiande in the complaint. 1
December 23rd, A D 1899. .T
RAGSDALE & RAGSDALE, OL
Plaintiff's Attorneys. te
[o the Defendant Eliza 3. Seruggs :
Take 'Eiotice, that the complaint
n this action (together with the suni
nons of which the foregoing is a copy)
vas filed in the officetof the Clerk of
he Court of Common Ple'is, at Winns- ,
'oro, in the County of Fairfield, inC
he. State of South Carolina, on theA
th day of January, 1900.
Mareh 16th, 1900. -
RAGSDALE & RAGSDALE,
3-17-6c Plaintiff's Attorneys.
THEBOO0K OF TH YAR F
The Bew-leged Ghost aud Other Stories."
ucto byes
.m ncau
te-t a new -
id hi40,
book to -
i.ts," "SlIngLcks of Es!?," "No Wooian, No
" ctrse, et. .This erst
in clot, prine neta fine
~sad bthebumrbook
iwer a ne. Sedfor our new spedal fis
piew oed boks dssoreu to
B TNE WERNER COlMPANY, 3 an
bush. asa Kaafstaears.. Aton Ohio. P
!T. w..c..,s.y Is..ceougby ftmbIe.-Edmor. b
NOTICE. .i
I WILL STAND \MY STANUARD, C
lED JACK 'his season at Win ns
ro. Hie is fif een hands Ligh, black
to white points; weigh 4 iafue han
ed pounds He 'took 'he first prize cx.
the last State Fair. z. surance. Ten ?
~llare. ~ J. I. W HEELER.
~*134m
MUUS
~OO MLES
FOR SALE.
3ought right
mfld we will**
ell cheap.*
L W. DOTY & CO,
iy the customers
'he people who are the wisest jadge
of qualities and values. Oar
ofering of
FLOUR, BACON,
GRITS, MEAL,
OATS, CORN,
ad all other lines of Staple and Fancy
roceries can.be accepted as. the best
roduced. We searched the markets
)r the choicest (not the cheapest)
oods, and the result of our'successful
aying is here for our customers. .
W2 have jast received. a fine lot o
:arly Rose and Goodrich Seed Pota
oes; also Onion Sets.
J. D. McCARLIY & CO.
ATTENTION
OF THE LADIES
IS CALLED TO
A LINE OF
TINWVARE
RECEIVED.
D)ish Pans. Ketchin Pans, Dairy
kPaus, Padding Pans, Jelly Pans,
Wash Pans, Columbia, Scolloped
and Plain Pie Plates, -Tea, Bowl
and Gravy Strainera, Graters, Po
Stato Machers, Curd Moulds, Egg
Whips, Toasters, Stove Kettlesi
Dish Kettles, Tea; Table and Bast.'
ing Spoon., Colanders, C o ff e
Stands, Biscuit Cutters, he .
J. W, SEIGLiEIR
Found~ed 18.3
"Sing their own prais
li you reckon the endless joy and
~rmanent value you will get one of
088 celebrated STIEFF PIANOS.
bey are made with all t bat skill which
ly y ears of constant and caretal at
ntion to- every detail of their cou:
ruetion can comma-.d
Iiddeme's Pit Saved
T er fore we won't t6urden 3ou
ith an unnecessarily BIG PRICE.
nvenient terms. FINE TUNING
ND REPAIRING
Chas- M. Stieff,
PIANO;MANUFACTUREE,.
-BALTIM.ORE, MD.
uebry Branch Ware-Room, Nv.213
ForW Tryon St., Charlotte, N C.
C. IH WI LMOTFLH,.iair.
I have a nice selection just
ened for inspection from wvhich
select your Christm'as Presents,
nisting of
SLEEVE and COLLAR
BUTTOGNS,
PINS,<.
RING$,
BRACELETS,
and FANCY GOODS.
Also, nice presents: in China
d Rogers & -Bros'. Celebrated
ted Wares, as cheap and relia
as they csn be bought any
ere:
ail soon and make your selee
. M. Ch ancdler.
NEWS +.+
and
** HERALD.
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