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101"M M "7"?A -ZT V(#8 AJ AD I IL I O$,e year. WINNSBORO, S. C. Sauarday, April 7. - - 1900 Co LLs AS TOWN rUILD3r 5 GriAn, Qa.;& few years ago, it Is said was. a deadtown. Mershants com. plained of mltrsA, and many of the= contemplatedle&ing the place. Thi young men were leavi ug the town be cause they could fnd nothing to de Stagnation was in evidense en all sides. Finally a progressive man in sated that a cotton factory mast bw built. It was built, and sueseeded Now GriAla has six or sevoin mills The populaties of the place increased The town grew lively in a businesi sense, and now people consider Grif Ila as a great deal more than a meri spot on the map. Some fasts related' as to Grii!r sound very descriptive of Winnsboro A few years ago, we most say in al honesty, this town was about as dead as they are made. It has improved but there-is-room for improvement-o plenty of room. Oae cotton mill can *not 4make a place; it will not makf Winnsboro. B2ys grow up in Winne. boro, but as young men they live else where, land as a general rule they dc well wherever they go, which goes to show we do not lack In the right kind of material to make useful citizens, but we lack the inda4ements to keep them at home. - More trade will not e:)me until we have more cotton mills. Houses wil remain murepaired. ttapainted and di lapidated until m3re otten mills are built. * e * We want more railroads. We need at fleast one more badly. Railroadi seek places of commercial importance, Cotton mills,. is useless to argue now gIve commercial Importance and wealth to kaothern towns as nothg ---~ else has done. Therefore, more ca't toximills would put as in a position te demand the consideration of projected railroad., which do not go to a place merely beeauee there is enough ground to support their tracks. * C C ' Sdal the building of alther mill be dlayd? heyare payi g now ii oelter'2'usiiness the pros~ . of succesulre brig1 Will theid_~i overdo;ithe thing? 1N until more mills are built than a necessary to manufacture all the ce ton raised in the Soath. The per ci ot,preit in cotton- mills will proball befreaterin the next ten years th in the next twenty-Ave or thiri Then it is bettor to build as soon possible than'to wait. C C C As far as the interest of the town concerned, it is always desirable have as many independent mills possible. It takes no argument show_this, for it rests upon the y evidsit princIple that t wo small sII are better for the community than o large mill. lesides, the independe mills, beause they ., are independei will not be dependent upon the ear Ings of the others to increase their c * acitff:. :- . The present raill shouild .he anse couragemest to car cormmaiy.. It one bf the best eonstrue'ed -mills Sthe State. It is .bsautig lv locate (and then there are mnilmruu, sit just as sat-aetive). It iu paying nd *the.aaaement of ourown busing ben. It is an illastrati~om of what ci ~bedote. . -Fairleld eettsa is said to make .s,aperir.clga ef goods. All of o1 cotton should be mnunacou-ed her Aboni eIemllien dollars have be4 pnt Into. cotton mills in be State Si.' the first day of Jauntry. This 'hoe that espital is seeking the exten mi as an investment. apital will eua to Wi.nsboro for the same purpose cur own peeo' will show their fai - by ntiag their ns money inato c to~a mills. - * S C Wise me. profit by the experien of others. Others tell us what sotti miflh have done for thcir towns. Na' we not seen it with. our own eye Will we not then believe? Mrs. Cali mmera, Milesba P a.,- says, "As a spsedy care f coughs. coldi, oroup avd Sore thro One Minite Cough Cure Is flacguale It is pleasant for chIldren to take. heartly recommend it to mothers." is the only harmless. remedy that pr duces immedit results. It car bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe ai * throat and Inug disases. It will pz vent consumption. MeMaster Co. --A.imid person-is frightened bdf destger, a coward during the - tiq - aijd a eourageous person afterwap!d S-Uichter. Lewis Ackerman, G, la( aways bring certain calief, cure n headache and never gripe." Th gently eleanse and invigorates t A DXSr]RATZ CXAZAGTXE. A Negro to Reveal Himuelf WriseS toJudge Benet. TAe State, April 5. In tho criminal court yesterday Judge Benet struck about the worst specimen of a criminal that he has foand in his experience. He was a negro named Jim Denver and was charged with breaking into a railroad car and lar eny. Before be was arraigned he sent to the judge the following re markable note: City of Columbia, State of South Carolina, Richland eounty. Judge to Honor:. I Make my Live Ing by stealing, I was on the gang 6 times, Judge i will hari Revenge on this City if have to Slio a Round in the might and Burn one house Down. I Will do it Judge if i get ander 7 years. Judge i was Befoure you in Charleston, S. C. i am a ceorgia Boy From Savannah, ga. i Will put the City to a lot of troub!e. i will Steal and Burn just as long as i live if I get under 7 years. Judge this is the whole truth a Bout my self. Jim.Deuver. Shortly afterwards he sent the fol lowing to Judge Benet: I am not guilty of the Charge you have against me Judge. i will Steal and Burn Just so Long as i live. i Know yon Can't Send me to the State prison foi i am nt gailty. i have committ a crime of Burning in this City But thear never could Catch me. Judge I am 21 years old. I will Com mitt Murder on Some of the oiffeers of this City In the Dead Hours of the night to have my Spite. Judge you eant not Seud me to the State prison. Judge i Will left this City in a Dose late State if i Lose my life. Jim Denver When Denver was arraigned he en tered a plea of not guilty and pre ceeded to defend himself. This he did in a most intelligent and indeed adroit manner. He was, however, co3victed. When the court ordered him to stand up to receive his sea tence, Judge Benet read the remarka ble letters above. Judge Benet asked him if he had written tbem. He said he h-d. He was asked what he hoped to gain by such leiters. He said he merely wi-bed t.,> show the jadge his character. .He then said that he had set ire to the Allen University build ing in 1395 and had destroyed it. There was not the slightest indication of insanity in the fellow; he simiyly ap peared to be a case-hardened criminal. Judge Benet then sentenced him to 10 years In the State penitentiary. Those who were sitting ne:r as the negro left the dock say he said iht one of his first victims when he got free would be the judge MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR A PleasaS Leion Tonla For biliousness, constipation and ap pendicitis. For indigestion, sick and nervous headaches. For sleeplessness, nervousness and heart failure. For fever, chills, debility and kidney liseases, take Lemon Elixix. Ladies, for natural and thorough organic regulation, take Lemon Elixir. Dr. Mozeley's Lemon Elixir is pre pared from the fresh juice of Lemons, combined with other vegetable liver tonics, and will not fail yon in any of the above named diseases. 60. and *1.00 bottles at all druggists. Prepared by Dr. H. Mosley, Atlanta, fo fufty ye re enferer from indig i- and bIliosnss. Ihave rt remedies advertised for these de y and got no permanent relief. Ao one year ago, the disease assuming I more severe and dangerous form, y. became very weak, and lost flesh rap as idly. I commenced using Dr. Mozley' Lemon Elixir. I gained twelve pound in three months. Jiy strength ani health, my appetite and my indigestiol Is were perfectly restored, and new to feel as young and as vigorous as Sever did in my life. L. J. ALLDEED, Doorkeepor Ga. State Senate, 10 state Capitol, Atlanta, Ga. Is M.zley's Lensen Elixir * is the very best medicine I ever uset for tbe diseases you recommend it for nand I have used many kinds for wo t, man's troubles. .Mis. 5. A. Guznx, a Salem, N.C. X@3LET5 LEXON HOT DEOPs. Cures all Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness *- lore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhage is nd all throat and lung diseases. Ele n gant, reliable. 26. at druggists. Pre Spared only by Dr. H. Mosley, Atlanta a. Kodol e Dyspepsia Cure *Digests what you eat. *e It artificially digests the food and aidt rs Nature in strengthening and recon 11 structing the exhausted digestive or gans Isheaetscvrddigest lican approach it in efficiency. It' in h tantly relieves andi permanently cure -Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn tFlatnience, Sour Stomach, Iqausea Sick Headache,Gastralga,CramDps an< all otherresultsof imperfect digestion sePre and1.Lreie contl5 im i Prepared by E. C. DeWlTT a CO.. Chicoge. a? Weme, . 56. BOOX AGENTS WANTED FOE ~Pulipit Eichoes d *c I,vI agas,FRonEADn,AX NEAK I -runlhe"It.rim, aeI4a.E..oe.....md.. u o I, By D. L.foody ofn w -raEoex a C1o..=..,re. .. 7 re MONEY TO LOAN #. On Impieved Farms secared by firs mortgages. Interest S per cent. [ sums net less than $P66, 8 to S years I, No oommissions. Borrower pays ua rs nal expenses. my A. S. b W. B. 39YGA.A by' Winnabero. 3. 6. ae r JOEl 3. PALMR b ION, *49 Germbwia. 3.. AegetablePreparationforAs slff&atlig theTood andRegu.a ting thomachs andBowels of -72 fromotesDigesfion,Cheerful -nessandRest.Coitains neither OpiM'Morphin e Worineral. ]NOT NAB COTc. _ =2 zjawJm Aperfect Remedy for Constipa tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, Worms,Convulsions,Feverish ness and Loss OF SLEEP. Yacsimie Signature cf NEW YORI. ~t MxCT COPY OF WRAPPER. ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SIERIFf I hereby announce my?elf a candi date for the office of fteriff for Fair. feld County. and will abide by the, action of the Democratic primrries. JAS. W. BOLIK. FOR CLERK. I hereby announce myself as a candi date for Cierk of Court, subject tt the action of the Democratic primaries. JNO. R. CRAIG. I hreby anuour.ce myself a ,audidate for the office of Clerk of Court for Fair ek County, -subject to the action of the Democratic prmaries. I hereby announce myself as a candidate r Cierk of Court for Fairfield County. ubect to the action of the Democratic imary. .JAS. A. BRICE. COUNTY SUPERVISOR. I hereby announce myself a candidate r the office of County Supervisor for airfld County, subject to the,action of e D)emeeratic primaries.A.DHO . FOR SALE. Bought right and we willa* sell cheap.*e I. W,1DOTY & CO OF COD-LIVER OIL WITE HYPOPHOSPHITES should a!ways be kept ir thie house for the fol lowing reasons: FIRST - Because..i f any membe of the family .has a ha.rd co d, will cure it. SECOND-sBecause, if the chil dren are delicate and sickly, it wi make them strong and well. THR0-Because, if the father. c mother is losing flesh and b mn ing thin and emaciated, it will 'uil them up and give them flesh an strength. FOURTH - Because it in standard remedy in all throat an lung affections. No household should be withouti It can be taken in summer as we as in winter. scoT'BOWNE, Cems, t ew York. Itch on human enred in 80 minut by Wolford's Sauitary Lotion. Trj ever fails. Sold by W. E. Aiker dr.u=iat Winnebham S. C. 4. t ,v Bears the, ignature of 0T Use For Over Thirty Years 714CN. c4;JR COM:-ANY. NEW V0;1 CITY. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. dur-1 keep: mus< Unin and Central Time at Jacksonville and Savannah. jabo, Eastern Time at Othc:- Points. Sehedule in Effect February 25th, 1900. ~'OnTDqU ex SujDaily Dailyj e tSn I2 :sorumIs- 5 o Lv. Jacksontille (P. S) .7 45p 1 Savannah(So. Ry.) ..... !215p12Q,1 413 Barnwell:......... ... 402p 400a: .541) Blackville.... .... 417p 415a 81P Se .pigfield.... . 4 pect tv.Chaleson,ho.Ry .... . '4 wac11 "................. ...... 11 43 A r. .a............LY 1100a.6T00l Lv hreton.S. . . T e1 T __ "Trenton......... 500a 4Op1P .'~h .........0a1 .. 'sbo.......... ....75 -35 5a / 12 1 a'45 31p 112 2a . .......... ..15a7O. SI. I ~730p1 7_50a No. NodI~ .33 N1o 35'No.81i - ~zDailDaily 'exSu >ur...... ....14a 701 ................. 30p a -ki Pa.R )i...:30p115nt1240n ba.... ..... S0 850a 81i "..................... 827p 0 22a 522 Lv.Was.st'n(So.yt.._ 95& 11 35p Lv. Richmond.......l...... 1 1'401l Lv. Charlotte.......l~~. ~8ina 10 0 6 "Rock Hill ............. 902a104Sp 500a "Chester ........... ...9 5 1123P 5 27a "Winnsb>ro............ 0 2a12l15a 6 063 Ar. Columbia, ( Bldg St G 30p 11 2Za 1Z20a 7 00a Lv. Columbia,(U. D.). .. ... 1150a' 4 30a.. "Johnston......... 1 133pf 632a.. "Trenton........11 1 p 48a ...... Ar. Aiken .......... ......|20p78a.. "Granitorille..... 2ntl 21p 7 la .. "Augusta........*10a 25 8 i0a .. Lv. Columnbia(So. IRy).4.... 4 Ta TIE "King-ville......... ...443 232a 755a 4Orangeburg...... ..... 5 3 J45a 8 41a "Branchville...........619j 4 25a 0 20a "Summenrville....... ....72p 552a 1) 30a Ar. Charleton............ 852 7L00a 11103. Lv. Columbia(So. Ry.) . I5a 112~: ~05 Ar. Perry........................ "Sally ................. 124p 234 .. -:Srgil d..... .. 1 " Brnwvell..... ..... 12 320 49a I" Savannah........... 30 5153 10353, Ahr. Jacksonvillle(P. S. M .. ..7 rM 9 3.235p " *Trainas 43 and 44 (mixecd e.:eept Sunday) arrive and depart from 1Hmburg. Sleeping Car Servico. Excellent daily passenger service between ' Florida andi New York.7j Nos. 31 and 32-New York- an rlorida Lim ited. Daily except Sunday,~ coposed e-telu sivel of Pulman finest Dra-.: RonNep Ig, Compartment and0. ;observr Cars, be twen New York, Columbia ard Sti-. An.;ustine. Nos. 34 and 34-New Yr; a i.oridus En - press. Drawing-room feepi:e Lc-sbtween Augusta and New York. Pullman drawing-room sl.p' ; ~.rs b twee, Port Tam a, JTacksonville. &=ah rWashington and 2ew York. Pullmq.n sleeping cars bet ween Chott aind Iii.hmond. Dining cairs bctween COarlotte and Savannah. Ir Nos. :15 anJ. .30-U. S. Fast Mfail. Tiar.ah Pullman drawine-room 1htffet sleeping '-arsbe tween Jacksonville and New York :.Ad P'.ll man slein e ars bot wvt-n Au.ust a and Ch;ir lotte. Ding ears serve all mea:ls enroute. Pullman sleeping ears between .Jacksonville and Columbia. enroute daily between Jackson ville and Cincinnati, via Asheville. FRANKS. GANNON, J. M.CGULP. - rThirdV-P.&Genl.Mgr., TraflicM r., Ie . .TR S. H.ARDWC, 2 Gen. Pa. ~z As't Gen. Pass. Ag'1 ' The Best Remedy io-r Rthenatism. r QUICKC RELIF FtR.M l'AIN -All who use Cha mberlain's Pain Balm for r-heumatismi are de:ighted with the quick relief fzrnm pain which it afforda. When spe'aking of ifbi :.r. '0 D N. Sinks, of Tlroy. Obic, ears: 6 "Some time sgo I had a sevr r- a:ta of rheamatismi in my arm and sh-m! der. I tried numerous remedio- but6 got. no re).ief..u'til I w as reocmmrertecd j by Me srs. Geo. F.. Par:yons & CJo., druggie.s of this place, to ary Chem be~rlain's Pain Ba:m. They recomt mnded it so bighly that I bougoht a 0< bottle. I wcas soon reliered of alV punn I huave s]lce recommnenlda thie :1ni menit to many of roy friends. wvhi a gre.e with me that it is the besi rem fetty for muscular rheumati-mr in the A "miarket." For sale by McMasCer Co , h druggists. = OBEAR'S; DySpepsia Tablets -cures Indigestion and Dyspepsia. ,lly woln n lose thIeir girlish forms afteg become m others. This is due to neg The figu ' can be preserved beyoni pectant mother will constantly use inowr's y yri4ed during the whole period of pregnancy. The earlier its use is begun, the more per fictly Vill the shape be preserved. Mother's Triend not only softens and relaxes the muscles g the great strain before birth, but helps cn to contract naturally afterward. II unsightly wrinkles away, and the les undemcath retain their pliability. otber's 'riend is that famous external Lent which banishes morning sina lervousness during pregnancy; shortbn and makes it nearly painlecs; builds up atient's constitutional strength, so thal merges from the ordeal without danger. little one, too, shows the effects of ber's Triad by its robustness and vigor. Sold at drug stores for $I a bottle. d for our fEnely illustrated book for ex Lt mothers. BRADFIELD REGMULATOR CO. ATLANTA.,GA. .."-.-- - what : .-frc:' fai:ng of the T;c-.., - es, paii.: erirregular n:.ro: s o . t:rour.'h-the t-.rr:.le s . o ;tiently ?o::c, 7:ic re,ha bea'ty op aad n:.ppi r.ss i his suffer:ng really is curs al fmal diea:es ' qic a ly and p.:5:n:. I t. o s n.,a i naions:. 'I h treatment :ay be take:n at he:ne. There is notL con tinual ex:<pne a::d trot:bl1 The a' sufferer is c.arca a:'.d s'ar's arr'. Wijne cf C'ardui . becom: 1e. leadi:g r:nmad fo'r aHl tro:I'.2s of this cla::s. Itcs:t but $hr from any druggist. For advice in case. requiriw' special direction., a:i.re.s, the "Ladies Avisor' DX part:::ent,'' e The Chat.tanooga Medi ciae Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. wrte. :--T .s.rd h. aii n:r [nternational Diftionary Sweesso~r of the " Dinabridged. Standard ? of the1-. S. Cov't I;riniiIC Iremiorts.:i :dof :e:r It all1the Schooli,ucks. Warmly fidtC ommewnde trac tte Supt oe rd.: lear whols. wo- mrea It a mondents.ndothi-r 2:ucltr..r rfhii t c' ;i~hp..almd wi tou..n l numll . uin the linusehold. :o::drt. HE ET TOR PRACTC..UE It i easyff tofn the: wod wanted.iIu t is C.s toRtra.c0t Purowt he wr. Cti AytOlaN. wha anord beans.ive rho___ew _Or__ean Picync salso It stans iwamoument thc Iratin dusry neio th mar.t csmetear ade-mwrk one ulhed inath coun s htr hecus . &O OOE Z RIA MCOPuisr, Sins,ga. eAtd, Bass., No. z B. A . n the p varoszsar our trae-alon 1:e ron covr a shon i thecut . SUMMONS. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, CoUNTT OF TADMMLD. COURT OF COMMON PLEA1, Bank of Ridgeway, of RidgEway, 8.C., plain-ifi, againt J. W. Ray, 1efandant. Summons. For Relief. To the Defendant above-named: YOU are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the ceomp'aiut in this aeiot-, which wa filed it The office of the Cleiik if i.e Court of Comm>n P,cas, fmr 'he .--nid Coui-v, on 15'ra M 1ii. 1900, a;,d to s-rve a Copy of your ,nWer to uhe said m p!ain' n .htle !-u,-cri ter- t ; beir offices, No-; 5 .od 6 L t%v R wat, Wiinrsboro, Souti .r!olia, withii twenty days ;jft r tib , , ic!e :', of, eX usive of ti:- d-. < i -ch evice; ant, if Ion fajt ans% or thn coin p:ai. within the time aforo- aid, the iah t f' in! this aciol wili apply to the c-urt for the r,lief demanded ii the complaint. Dated 16 h March, A. D. 1900. A. S. & W. D. DOUGLASS, Plaintiffi's At torne) s. To the defendant, J. W. Ptys: Take notice that the comp!lint to gether with the summons, of which the foregoing is a copy, together with the complaint, was filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, at.W.qyrQ. CQuntvt_f _F& eld, in the State aforesaid, on 15th Mareb, 1900. A. S. & W.D. DOUGLASS, 3-17-6t Plaintiff's Attorneys. SUMMONS. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. B. M. Grier, Plaintift, 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. and The Bank of Ridgeway, Defendants. Copy Summons for Reltef. To the Defendants above namad: Y OU are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Comm6n Pleas for the'said Count7. and to serve a copy of your answer to the said com plaint on the subscribers at their offices above The Winnsboro Bank, Winns boro, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of. the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court 'for the relief demanded in the complaint. - December.23rd, A D-1S99. RAGSDAL & RAGSDALE, Plaintiff's Attorneys. To the Defendant Eliza J. Scruggs : Take notice, that the complaint in this action (together with the sum mons of which the foregoing is a copy) was filed ina the office of the Clerk ofl the Court of Common'Pess,at Winnsj boro, in the County of: Fairfield, in the State of South Carolina. onth 4th day of January, 1900. Mareh 16th, 1,900.. RAGSDA E & RAGSDALE, ESt4BLIJIED 1651 D[ST PR[PARafD PAIN~T MA40DE BY Lif V. &A. AMCtIWGA _For Sale. By .FOR SALE BY J. J. OBEAR. The Easy Running "HOUSE HOLD" The most modern Sewing Machine ot the age, emnbrac ing all the latest improve ments. Unequaled for Dura bility, Range of Work and Simplicity. Dealers wanted in *unoccu pied territory. Correspon dence solicitedi. Address, J. H. DERBY8HRBE. General Agent, RIcHMOND, VIRGINIA. To2-28-TV DO YO Need Stationery of any kind?' We have what you LIK in fine Stationery of alIgrades, and when you start out TO GET. stationery of .-any kind come and see ours before buying.. And when you tart to write LETERS to distant friends or relatives we can show some ing that you need in Pens, , Pent cils, etc. Don't forget us when you are in need J. H. McMaster & Co., Druggists. *+e Atten io NOW IS THE TIME TO BUT Plantation Supplies (Ul srocK OF HEAVY GRO-; s is ucw complete. '. e eater specially for the farmers trade. We know what they need2 and are prepared to seive them and at bet:' tom prices. We also sarry a nice line of shef goods s9ES, HATS, DRI GOODS, NOTIONS, and eve.ything vsally fouad in a greneral store. wGoods delivered to our city trade. Come amd see us. W. R. RABB &C GRANITE CORNER. C1ihlte nlo ci~ alleje, Chiarlotte, N. 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ATTENTION OF THE LADIES IS CALLED TO A LINE OF TINWVARE2 I HAVE JUST RECEIVED. Dish PMr%. Ket chin Pan-, 1P. iry anid Gr:mv 'r-.' * r.. G~ t re. Po t,at" Ma- h- r, '.-"rd 'V- wavs. E'g, Dish K.- tie-, '1 ia Tah e and. Ba. ing Spoo '. 4'' r,dr , < Stands, t:i cuit Cu:;er's. &c ,J. W, SE IGLE Baking Pow de from pure cream of -tartar. against alum. som asunopowoa ca