The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, October 16, 1900, Image 2
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NEWS AND HERALD.
PWBMI#ME TM
- -mu?8UNVwS AND HERALD CO.
te%. IN ADIA MKI'
Out Year, -
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VINiSBORO. !. C
Toes lay, October 16.- 1900
BRYANT AND LONGTOWN.
The weather has turned considerably
cooler. The past few days retniuded
us quite forcibly that winter Is fast
appreacbing. Farmers are now busily
engaged harvesting their corn and the
remainder of tha cotton which !s very
little. This is the first year we ever
remember of the crops being almost
all picked In September. Crops are
very'short in this section, both cotton
and corn. The cotton crop especialiy
is very poor; hiwever, the high price
is certainly a source of great gratifica
tion to us and will In all probability
fully compensate for the loss in yield.
We were highly gratified with the ad
vice given the farmers by the editor in
last weeks Isite Is regard to sowing
more grain, etc. Now it the oppor
tune time. Let us sow grain and en
deavor to raise our own bog and
hominy.
The Upper Longtown school opened
on the 1st inst. The school is under
the efcient management of Miss Fan
nie Lee Ford, of Mitford. About 26
scholars have been enrolled.
The lower school opened on 1st inst.
Misa. Brice, of Chester, has charge of
the school this year.
Miss Sallie Lee Harris n left last
week for Greenville to atten I the
Presbyterian College at thit place.
Mr. W. E. Mellichamp left Monday
for Greenville t attend Farm in Uni
versity.
Ms. Albert Mellichanmp left for
Edgefield recentiy to attend the Co
Edacational Institute .
'Vr. Win. Saders left for Richmond,
Va., somi timi since to enter a medi
cal callege at that place.
Mr. L. T. Wilds, of Columbia, was
in Longtown last week looking after
his business Interests here.
Mrs. Barrett, after an er end At visit
to her father, Mr. S. McC~rmick, has
returned to har home at Braidento wn,
Fla.
Miss Latie Durham and Mr. Lex
Durham, of Oakland, spent Saturday
night at Mr. Pd. Miellichamp'e.
Miss Anna Wilds has returned home,
uc's .to the regret of her many
ends.
re. Bankhead leit on Monday to
insChester county.
- a Ba"~nwnonn White Oak,
Mrs. Jenkins and I mi ly havs mosece
to Columbia
Mrs. Sara Stewart le ft sometm
since for Colnmbia to visit her daugh4
ter, Mrs. T. C. Wyie.
Messrs. Tom and Clifird Smith , of
Winnsboro, visited tbeir parents, Mr
and Mrs. D). G. Smith, some time
since.
Dr. E. R. Harris .n will in ve into
In ara Ex
1ST. SPO
KETC
the house recently occupied by Mrs.
Jenkins. D. H
Oc'. 12, 1900.
CASTORIA
For Tifants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Boughi
Bears the
Signature of , .
PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S PROPHECY.
The Republican orators and organi
are streanously opposed to any quota.
tion of Mr. Lincoln's statements and
views by Democrats in the preseni
political campaign. They have causE
to object to the selections in mosl
cases. Here is a pertinent expressior
from as !ate as 1865:
"I see in the near inture a crisis ap
proaching that unnerves me and cause
me to tremble for the safety of ml
country. As a result of the war cor
porations have been enthroned, and ai
era of corruption in high places wil
follow, and the money power of th<
country will endeavor to prolong iti
reign by working upon the prejudice'
of the people, until all wealth is ag
gregated in a few hands and the Re
public is destroyed, I fee, at this mo
ment more anxious for the safety o
the country than ever beforo, even i
the midst of war."
It was a clear-sighted prophezy ant
it has already been fulfilled for thi
most part. The war was waged in thi
interest of "the corporations," of thi
time, and they were "enthroned," a
the natural result of it before Mr
Linooln died. He knew thoroughl:
well the concerns and the class whereo
he spoke. He had been in close tone
and service with them throughout thi
war. The 'corruption id high places
was already well developed under hi
ayes, and it was a safe predletion tha
"an era" of it would follow. Tb
"money power" had saved the natio1
for itself by its power in war, an
would naturally claim its rewird an(
endeavor to establish its reign for it
further profit. How effective its "en
deavor" has been is shown by the prac
tical aggregation o the "wealth" o
the whole country in the victoriou
section and in its haude. The proces
is a continuing one, as the lengthenini
roll of the "corporations" in that ;ec
tion, with their enormous and eve
increasing capital and "power" plain
lV shows.
The "near tuture," wbich the Prophe
saw in his last days, was even neare
than he thought. Within two decade
after his death the era of corruptie:
was fully developed and it was placei
the country wholly under tne contrc
of the corporations. The, governmen
is of their choosing and election elec
tion, nd they have emplwyed it t
wage a causeless and costly war t
further prolong their reign and mul
tiply their wealth. Whether the en<
is to be indeed the "destruction of th
Republic," as Mr. Lincoln felt an.
feared, remaine to be seen-but it is :
suggestive reflection, at least, that al
the rest o. his prophecy has come trn
to the letter.--News and Courier.
Red Hot from the Gun
Was the ball that G. B. Steadmax
of Newark, Mich., in the Civil Wa,
It caused horrible Ulcers that no trea
ment helped for 20 years. Then Bucd
le's Arnica Salve cured, him. Curt
Cts, Bruises, Burns, Boils, Feloni
ornis, Skin Erupticns. Best Pi
ua~?earth1 25 ets. s box. Cui
naug ~ Sold by M Master Cc
500 BUSHELS HOME-RAISEI
ats.
100 bushels Wheat.
10-3z3 SAML.C. CATHCART.
p9iODeG ol
45OF
e Now Otff
T CASH.9
~~NO G(
HTIN MER
The Kind You a s Lt
in use for ov:er 3) .,
amt has
ml sn
All<wno
All Counterfeits, ImitationS an
Experiments that trite with a
Infants and Children-Expcrie
What is C
Castoria is a harmless substit
gorie, Drops and Soothing Sy
contains neither Opium, Mor
substance. Its age is its guart
and allays Feverishness. It c
Colic. It relieves Teething Tr<
and Flatulency. It assimilate
Stomach and Bowels, giving I
The Children's Panacea-The I
CENUINE CAST
Bears the Si
fr
The* Kind You Hai
In Use For OvE
THE CLENTAUR COMPANY. T? MURftJ
I Still Have
-6 or 8- I
Young Mules
1 AND FIVE OR SIX PLUG 1ULES
I yet unsold. Persons needing males
1 should call and see them before buy
ing as I will sell them cheap for cash
or good paper, payable in the fall.
: I also have a few horses, among
them two good Combination Horses.
Also a couple of GOOD MARES, a
I suitable for brood mares-young and I
Ssound.
Cows.
1 will pay the highest cash price for a
classes, fat or poor.
EBuggies.
- still have a few BUGGIES that 1
. will sell cheap for cash.
A. Wilmord,
Winr
A~ Of.~SA
FER{ED A S
r Our Entii
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TER!
ODS CHARGE
CANTILE (
ch *. /.M'cn
A. Cel
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1 6 Jus jd U ~ ';:
i1l endla~nge the health of
ice acg * r.ipe 1e0
STQIA
s -1 -Wmq 11A
tefor Caslor Oil, Pare
-ups. It is Pleaan- It
,hino nor ofrher 'Narcotic
ntee. it dwsroys 'Worn.;
es Diarrhve and Wid
>ubles, cttreBiCdon)Ustipation1
i the Food,regulates the
ecalthy and patgral sleep.
nothees EnPd.
RIAR IA
nature of
AlwaJ B0P1 ht
r 3O Years.
A/E HAVE
Recently added a new
part ment to our line of "Hardware,
bich consists of
UROC1KERRY,
as well as
FINE CHINA
GLA.SSWARE,
cnur of ss
nd a number of noveltis along thei
ine.
The attention of he ladies especially
i chag cofiss f rGrg
ALLCKPRY,
as well a
ud nuberof oveto aon tbi
chaatedr iis ty.nA whinh
ii conractf is La r wa l ig.
oe erl ht ma ddreecio
J. ,. 9-1G3'd
e Stock t t<a
Tl cnrct, lgreeasi
D. G .Ma. ocHl
9l'
:OMPoANsi
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
_ _ _1 - 4wnm
E,.aan~ein E~etJune lilth,. 1M2.
somrn~oc~. o ailyaily
,v. Jac ksonville .. . .. bV
Savannah (So. 1y .... - - -- 1 " 203
Barnwell ................... 1 4 )0j 413a
Blackville .... ........ ..... 4213 4283
S;pringfield................45~ 44;)
Sally.........4...P....
htr. Columhia . 6 10s
N. Charleston, 1 71 1
" Sumn rviile . --. 41.1200 t
" Branchville ... -.. -.. -.. 2 S, a
Orangeburg ......... .... 9a 2 50sa
Kingville ...... -. - -.-.-.- 10 152 430a
Ar. Columbia .... .. .. ... 1100a 5553
Lv. Aw::usta. I80. li. .. 0a 00 5p 930
Lv. ...ranitevil .. . 2 45a 326p 10_1.
SE g ld .............p
Lv. AikeI ........ . ...... . .. ... .315p
Lv. TreUtn .. . . 5 J h5? 11wv
" .1 olnston ............. 520a 4 1 i 2.)
Ar. C4l5mbia, . 1. .4p 2 10a
v. ...um B ...... to 1 1 . 2.)
" W im sh~oro ............... ..... 7o 4o7 -3
Clieter ..............- - ..... S
ItocI: Hill ............... ... * p Z:13
Ar. C harlotte ..... 1 0 4
Ar. Danvil- 1. . 13 188)
Ar, P tichniond . ..... - i ----..6. 513
Ar. -Washington ......... .... S 850
Baltimore (Pa.R1R)...... ...... a 1125p
Philadelphia . ........ ........ 11 5aj 25C3
S New York............. I...... 203p 6133
. G =lum bir. ................ ...... .140a 630
Ar. rtanburg .......... .. ...... 810p 0503
evil ................ ...... 7151P 1op
Ar. oAr-ile ........ 415a 7
r. O....inn...- . -. .. - -, - - -
No.4o83o
ex$o ilo D
M. Louisville .... ..
i. Cinoinna i .....-- -.
to ~lle K ......... -.-.. --
Asheville ..%, .... -.-. - U - O.
At, soO 0 ~ 15 ~
" pat # g - --1103
9 IN
. anl..... ......
. Chirot ~. ........... .. ...... - 1 t
o c i..... . ..... 5
S........ 25a1120p
V. Granludd l...... IMP Elm 7ia
" a insbo ....................... . 0 1 00
A1. Columbia, (Bg St...... T 11
L R olum ia (UW.. 1-)-. ---.. --.-. 1 04514ou
Chsto ................... 11 262a
"' Crontoni ........ . -- 11 142 4a
Ar.Aikns... ............... .- -..- 1021p3
A rdgield ........ - - ...., 4a2 18a
Ar. Ganitvile. ............ l 1 83
Austran............. 2p 800
L . avol na ..-.. - P 1 15 Os
A i kn vil ................. ..... . p F 2
" r and eu rtf................. --. 5a m45
" Drani c evillO ............ .. 1 425a
" Sum ig Ca ervi ....... ---72. 52
Exeelleu.1 dail 2asne srico bet0ee
rC ar .................
L-. Columbia (So. Ry .)... ...i...... 4T3 1p0
" pr.inDrleio ................ ..15e 2 4
Pblbandralnbru n "le~r cars4
" Bl c .il . ......... .... .. .. 1 7 00
" B arnwell! ......... . ....... 3121P 431
Sam vaah ............... .... 315p 510a
Ar. aorito ....... .n...... 7 4p 51a
*Tains 43 and 44 ow xe excptSun.y
Tir-Cai excep (Sundy..M
1bansleeping ear Sterc ott n
Excellondt Dainin aersec betweenrot
Ao. 83 and 34.-w.. . ak .ai. To 2
rui.n Drawing-room bf~ sleep ag bearsee
tnackville and New York an
ering and N ll Yorke.ep Snday)
Ssleeping cars between Carlotad
axndCol. dairing cayr between Carlsoen
and Savan nah I r il
Nos.5 V.d 3Ge. o.Fa Manl Throttg,
Pan Drawing-room bufe.aseing ca bDe
s arnAugusta and h ar
SPlmn dreping-r ca s eteng Jaks e~
an olmn Po , enrot ai-bwe Jackson-iLSaanh
l and Now ia iA l
rdc-P.e Gen- r, rafcc Cgr-,
pany of RjCompany of.
Solicits -hare of public patronage.
9-26-1v
' COSTsA
e of Fairfi
OBATIOI
LNOT BEE
a. to.
TTHITN. MA
OBEAR'S
Dyspepsia
Tablets
-cures
Indigestion
and
Dyspepsia.
Farmers, -
*+* Attention
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
Plantation
Supplies
OUR ST*OCK OF HEAVY GRO!
ceries is now complete.
We cater specially for the farmers'
trade. We know what they ineed, and
are prepared to set ve them aln a bot
torn prices.I
We also carry a nice line of shelf
goods
SHOES, HATS,
DRX GOODS,
NOTIONS,
and eve.ything usually found in a
M veneral &tore.
S areGood delivered to our city trade.
Come and see u;.
W. R. RABB & Co
GRANITE CORNER.
IN STOCK.
SHINGLES,
LiME
and
U LIC Ca~dl
M3Wi/Doty & dCO
PcAA wil cure Rhieumatism and
crfltoStay Cured.
A LE.
GOODS A']
the Peopi
fT__
NO APEF
DS SOLD WI
. T.H. KE
K 7.
-Q r1.t^s.0
New Supplies
( e 'ai atiriving at ourFoodEm
; m. Thrifty housekeepers
take to our
oobs anu prices
I- I; a.:y as the village youth are
in i:cad to church by the girls. It's
ike tuda ing a book filted with a
np:ir g bil of fare to look over our
i CC iol of specialties for the table.
Ont- !Iarrel No. 1 Mackerel (new
'Vch); Forbes' Sugar-Cured Hams,
fri.-h always in stock; Fresh Cream
in.e, at 17,- per ponn4. A fine
ine of ;:arinued Goods, Pickles, MUas
ai(s, Sauces, etc. Also Coffees, Teas,
Spices and many other good things too
numerous to mention for want of
pace. Call and see us at the old
tand.
J. D. McCarley & Co.
Jjn;1YDLIf![D
1851
tN5T PREPA[D
PAINT
MA.DEr BY -
A"MII L~wANAI~ '00 IFS
Sat V S.A.
1S TIESTDARD
MUDo mAVT Or
A M RGA
For Sale By
OBEAR aRUUT
Notice.
OFFICF. OF COUN-T COMXSSIONEr
Win neboro, S. C., Oct 10, 19%j
too the
offic3e of County Commissioners for
sall County on the 14t day of Novem
ber netxt, at which meeting appJica
tiuuns for the position of County Die
pncer at Ridgeway wiil be consid
erc...d.st o
mutbe on i'e dit'h the Board at leat
teni das s befoire skid date.;
W. M. CUtRLEE, 7
ULJYSSE G. DESPORTES,
J. N. BROWN,
10-11id ,Board of Control F'. ( .
CP befor~o
M1d
XCH-ANGED.
IVAGER.