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Great Of WI! And Mill End ot1 $25 000Worth of i $25,000 15tht This GREAT SALE wil ARY 15th, and last until N in plain figures. The enti MANY GOODS BELOW C( We cannot enumerate tion to a few: Yard wide Unbleached colors, 4c. a yard; Best Cal 7%2c. a yard. Big bargain 79c. a yard; all at about h 79c. a yard; Black 36-inct Black Silk, 36-inch, worth less than cost. BIG TOWEL SALE.-' double. Extraordinary Prices < We have not marked A Special Feature of t Gingham, Pique, Duck, ar this sale and have them ir later in the season. Thousands of yards prices 5c., 8c., 17'2c., Igc. 16 yards Androscogan These Spring Goods at The prices on these N< This Great Sale is a m sale ever offered in this co will come again. We hav will be waited on and rece: Remember the time = = Caidwel Terms of sale STRICI LOCAL INTELLIGENCE Wednesday, Feb. 22, 1905. -Don't fail to attend the entertaimfenlt at Thespian Hal: Thursday evening. day. Mt. Zion will observe it with execises appropriate to the occasiorn. -The price of the tickets fer the entertainment at the Thes pian Hall Thursday evenfng will be25 and 15. -Judge J. E. McDonald has returned from Columbia where he has been holding court for the past two weeks. -Mr. and Mrs. J. D: Taylor of the Crosbyville section losi an infant abont two months old February the 8th. -Mrs. . G. McCants spent several days in in Columbia the -past week, returning with Mr. McCants Saturday. -Col. Joseph Wallace of York rifle spent several days in Winns boro the past week with the family of W. W. Dixon, Esq. -Mr. H. J. BundriLk, of Fairfield, was married to Miss. Ola M. Summers, of Brookland, February the 6th, by Rev. W, S Henry. -Mr. E. F. Pagan hopes to qualify as auditor to-day, not having been able to do so ~sooner naccount of being shut in with grip. W. W. Dixon, Esq., has pur d a lot from G. W. Ragsdale, and will soon comnmence etion of a handsome cottage same. eentertaiment at the n Hall Thursday will be that has be~en presented talent this season. It e largely attended. Everett Kemp, who was rtainer for the Iyecumi ening of the 14th, pro v one of the best attrac hat the Lyceum has had. The weather predictions are fair weather to-day. Tfhis is consoling after so much rainfall in the past two days. The short age in the water supply must be much less now. -The lecture by Miss Mattie Ingold, the returned missionary from Korea, at the Presbyterian church Fridav afternoon was greatly enjoyed by the large nuumi ber who attended lt. -The Winnsboro Bank has our thanks for a neat little paper weight that has the splendid state ment of the bank on the sheet in the insigle and a good mirrors on the back. -Mr. Scott McCarler, of the United States army, wvho has been stationed~ af Fort Baal, New Mexico, has rpturned home, and LI Sacrifice) NTE3R C Sale of Whit ier Spring Goo loods to be sold at Sacrifice March 1st, 1905. I commence THIS (Wednesd LARCH ist. Every article in re stock will be m2rked ST. all the various articles and Goods 4c. a yard; Good I ico 5c. a yard; Yard Wide J ; in Dress Goods and Silks; alf price. Fine Black 36=in iSilk, worth $1.25, now 9, $1.50, now $1.14 a yard. E Fowels 5c. to 19c. Many n SHOES, CLOTHING, UN! tccording to cost, but a grea his sale is a new stock of M Ad other Spring Goods. The great variety, and less thai >f Fine Embroidery bough1 These are great values. Bleach $i.oo. Each custom e cheaper than you can buy w Goods are less than the N oney-saving opportunity for unty. Don't miss it. Com e engaged a large number o ve polite and careful atten1 FEBRUARY 15th to MARCF 1 Dry Goods Co LY CASH. No goods cha is quite sick at his brother-in law's, Mr. S. C. Byers.-Bethesda Cor. Rock Hill Record. The ten cirenit bill has be come law. Hon. Geo. E. Prince of Anderson and R. W. Mem mings of Charleston were elected: judges. Of the ten circuit judges five are graduates of Wofford col a Wofford Alumnus. - -Mr. James Br van of Colum bia spent several (days in town last week, canvassing for the Southern Home, which has re-i cently been changed from, a weekly to a monthly magaz'ne, the subscription price being re duced from $2.00 to $1.00 per month. The first monthly issue has just come from the press and is a most creditable one in every way. It is to be hoped that so deserving a publication will re ceive such support as will insure its permanent success. I hnThe Best Physic. Whnyou want a physic that is mild and gentle, easy to take and certain to act, always use Chamberlain's Stomach ad Liver Tablets. For sale by Obear Drug Co. GiThe big sacrifice sale that is being conducted by the Cald well Dry Goods Company is the greatest opportunity the people of Fairfield ever had to make money by saving money. Killed on the Rail. P. P. Horne was killed dc i Southbound train No. 27 yeser day morning just above the sta tion. Horne was standing on the main line talking to the engineer of a freight engine on the siding when he was struck. His skull was crushed and bo0th legs broken. -Blythewood Cor. The State, Feb. 15.___1 Walker Waking 'Em Up. Under the above head D. V. Walker & Company are making1 announcement of the great cost sale that begins at their store to-day. They say they will not be undersold and they invite( every one who desires to maket money by saving money to call and see what bargains thbey have in store. Be sure to read their ' big ad. ti Died in Aabama. t Mr. Juo. H. Neil received at telegam a few days agoa noneing the death of his aunt,t Mrs. Elizabeth Harper, of Tem pe, Alabama. She died of pneu- ' monia in the 73rd year of h er age. Mrs. Harper was a native of this county. She removed to t Alabama with her pairents more than fifty years ago. She leaves many relatives both in this Statet and in Alabama.. Mr. Neil spent one month with her at her home last fall. She' was then in good health for one f her age. Sale iC tt LOODS e Goods and La Prices, February I ay) MORNING, FEBRU the store will be marked at SACRIFICE PRICES. the prices, but call atten alicoes, light and dark Percals, light and dark, Dress Goods 4c. up to ch Silk, worth $i.oo, nowl c. a y.artl; Peau de Soir ig lot of Silk Remnants items in this lot worth )ERWEAR, SHIRTS, Etc. It many itenis below cost. ill Ends in White Goods, se we bought specially for a they can be bought at b specially for this sale, er limited to $I.oo worth. them later in the season. vholesale cost last season. you. It is the greatest e the first day and you f extra clerks. Everybody Lion. I ist. mpany. = = = royal. No Close carriage Paint Plade will wear as long as Devoe's. No others are as heavy bodied, because Devoe's weigh 3 to 8 ounces more to the pit. Sold by John H. Mc Mas.ter & Co. Farmers called to Meet. The Farmers'of .13airfield county three o'clock, at the respective meeting places of their Democ ratic clubs for the purpose of perfecting the township Cotton Growers' Associations. At this meeting delegates will be elected to the county convention to be held at such time as will be named by the state convention in Columbiia. S. C. Cathicart, Pres. Fairfield Cotton Growers Association. (~FThe great sacrifice sale at the Caldwell Dry Goods Com pany's store will p>ositively close :n March 1. Don't delay. Come 't once and save money by trad ng bere where are~ being offered be greatest bargains of the sea ston. Knights of Pythias Anniversary. Sunday was the anniversary of ( he founding of the Knights of Pythias in America 41 years ago.i En commemoration of this event :he Knights in Winnsboro assem- 1 led at the Presbyterian church] sunday evening, at which service I iev. S. C. Byrd had been invited t o preach. The preacher took ( or his text John, 15:14: "Ye are ny friends, if ye do whatsoever I < ~ommand you." The sermon wast very thoughtful one indeed,t ~mphasizing the need for human t riendships which are but typical i f the eterna.1friendsbip in Christ, .I ~nd was delivered in a most earn st and impressive manner. ONLY ONE MORE WEEK he Big Sacrif ice Sale of the caldwell Dry Goods Company to last only r one more week. The Big Sacrifice Sale of the S aldwell Dry Goods Company h hat began, Wednesday has been Sgreat success, going way be- a ond their best expectations lf Lhe uuheard-of bargains that hey have secured for their cus- l oers have been duly appreciat-- c ~d. With 15 additional clerks 0 hey have found it almost imnpos. d ible to wait upon the customers s hat have thronged their store ~ach day. As this great bargain a ale will positively close ou r ~Iarch 1, as previously announced, ~veryone should make it a point n o come early and get the full enefit of these bargains that are V iow being offered. Remember I his sale will last only one week a nore.n Ben.. - ~ The Kind You Hve Alwam Bought Letter to Jne, W. Lyles. WPinn.Mboro, S. C. Dear Sir: We manage to get me fun out of paint. J H >hlmeyer, Grove City, Pa, put Devoe. Along came a sales in of somebody else's paint fore ours had got there. Sales in said ours was short-measure. I )hlmeyer weakened hung fire d flopped; stopped ours and ok his. It was our turn now. We emp d our can inte his and his into rs. The short-measure was 3, not ours; and we kept our in. And. over since then, that paint innia.-o r' r gtv, full-m easurP; 3 paint is Lnot pure, but his gal 3s conta i ns four qu-irts. Go hv t hi u tma; and the name go by is Devoe lead-aud-zinc. Your-; truly 27 F W DEVOE & Co John H. McM-ister & Co. sell .r paint, Ashford Ferry. Mr. E1itor: Plea-e allow me ace to notify the traveling pub that tliee is no way to cross1 road Iiver at Ashford ferry. ith safety. The flat and bateau e both rotten and unsafe. I dve alrea ly honght two bateaus ith my own money in order to ep the ferry running, but as e counties have not paid me for e bateaus or services for the st three months I am not able keep up a public ferry at my ,vn expense. The business at trother with the depot and aarry, together with the great iroughfare through the two )unties, make it necessary for good steel bridge at this place. hope some one will take the Latter up. J. S. J. Suber. For Over Sixty Years MRS. WXI.SLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP as been used for over 60 years by mil ons of niotherss for their children 'hile teething, with perfect success. soothes the child, softens the gums, lays all pain; cures wind colic, and is ie best remedy for Diarrhoea. It will lieve the poor little sufferer immedi tely. Sold by druggists in every part f the world. Twenty-five cents a ottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Vinsiow's Soothing Syrup," and take o other kind. A Winnsboro Woman Asks have you a floor paint that lasts wo weeks?" Yes we have De oe's; it has a beautiful gloss and vill wear two years if properly Nied. John H. McMaster & Foley's Kidney ure makes the kid eys and blad right. Contains othing injurious. hi by McMaster '. \Vhat a girl speci y' likes is o be in bed with a ~ther and eli stories of savage an criminal ien until neither of t m can leep for being afraid. Agonizing Burns. re instantly relieved, and -per ietly healed, by B3ucklen's .rnica Salve. C. Rivenbark, Jr., f Norfolk, Yr., writes: "I burnt Ly knee dreadfully; that it listered all over. Bucklen's .ica Salve stopped the pain, ad healed it without a scar," iso heals all wounds and sores. ic at McMaster Co, Ohtear Drug o, John H. McMaster & Co., rugi4ts. OR SALE-High Grade Seeds, Field Seeds, Fertilzers, Farm Implements, Seed Potatoes, Onion Sets, Vegetable Seeds; Grass, Clover and Lawn Seeds. Write for prices.-Lrick & Lowrance, inc., Columbia, S. C. )R SA.LE-100 bushels of Flor odora Cotton Seed at 30 cents per bushel. Also 100 bushels of Albemarle Prolific Corn, at 81.50 per bushel, an abundant yielder, producing two to five ears to the stalk; stands thick planting and is the very best variety for shredding. Prices for each f, o. b. cars, Coronaca. Apply at The News and Herald office or write to J. D. F'ooshe, Coronaca, S. C. 2-22tf Executor's Notice. I persons holding claims~ against estt of Mrs. S. A. Boylston, de- 1 sed, are hereby notified to present samze, dluly verified, to my attor-. vs, A. 8. & WV. ID. Douglass, Winn. -o, S. C., and those indebted to sa!d at are required to make payment. SA ML. S. BOY LS'1fON, 2-.Executor. -----OR Call on me. I can supply you* prices that are right. Bring me all your repair work. will be done promptly and at isonable prices. I want your Furs and Skins. M' H\lIIAYNIl = E ARLY SI *i i..EOE*E@EOU*EOE@OE@EE@30 WE HANDLE BUIST'S S EVEs We dispose of all not sold son. This year we start as ALL NEW SELECT What are you going to nee nish them. Jno. H. McMast Phone"39.-DRUGGISTS.-V Our New Is the sar-ne as t old way of sell goods at the ver living prices. - Therefore, we are not havir cost. But we will sell you FURNIT at prices that it will be 4mpt have bettered in this county REPAIR W( is a great specialty with u your old Furniture and have as new. R. W. P H IL New Good. You will find a complete line o the best packers. Our Famous, Helmet Brand Dessert Peaches are the best. - 'da'xter's Best" Corn are far sur brands. "Princess Brand" English Pea Regal Brand, Grated, Sf iced an Tomatoes, Tomatoes and Okra, and Beans. Our line ot Pickles and Catsi Mustard and. Salad Dressings, Shredded Wheat, Cream of W Walter Baker's Chocolate and Co Cooper's Gelatine, Jello and Jello Royal, Rumford and Good Luck We carry all the while Swift's I Kingan's Breakfast Bacon. Blue Ribbon Extracts is our bra Our line of Fresh Cakes and Cr plete, PHONEWC 25e. We Have Received a Fres Landreth's (Gardei and Landreth's 4 "Landreth's Garden Seed and o our customers say. They are 1 hem and be convInced, McMaster Coi Under Winnsboro Hotel. Special N< We are glad to annonce that we are thati ever before for doing ali kinds of REPAIR WC and that we shall be glad to be favorei may have. When needing anything re or phone us in regard to same. All busiuiess entrusted to us will be to. R.PMata! 3DS E E DS Y YEAR. at end of sea usual with O' SEEDS. d? Let us fur- X er & Co. (nnsboro, S. C. Way he good ing our y lowest ig to sell out at U RE ssible for you to =1 or elseware. )RK s. Bring along it made as good LIPS. [00 ooas f Canned Meats fr and Gondola Br erior to any other ; are trade winners. d Chunk Pineapple, Baked Beans, Pork ip cannot be beat; Force, Grape-nuts, heat and Postum; coa, Chalmer's and Ice Cream. Baking Powd-ers. 3remium Hams and .nd. ackers is now dm .BOYD. Ii Supply of Seed )nion Sets Onion Sets grow," rue.to name. Try npany, Druggists. )tice. aow better prepared R K with any work you paired bring it to us pi-omptly attended && Son. New Books for Library. The Wius)oro Public Library antinuE; to ba well used. .Dur- f 1. the tirst three weeks of this itath 188 voluu.s have been rken out, which is a larger in umber than has ever been taken rn ut in one month before. Since be list of members was last pub ished, the following have joined: liss May Davis, Mrs. Alice an fardcn, Miss Sallie Crawford, t Lid Mr. E. M. Andrews. The t' allowing Looks, which were the .u most popalar books of the h ountry last month have just been i dded to the library: The Man m n the Box, The Prodigal Son, n tie Bishop's Carriage, Nancy m tair, The Sea Wolf, Beverly of h raustark, The Millionaire Baby, .nd The Prospector. The Lib ary committee is now at work naking up an order for other )ooks that are to be purchased oon-. . o Those who have not yet joined he Library Association are in ited to do so at this time, as heir joining now will greatly aid he Association in increasing its isefulness. I: Poisons in Food. B Perhaps you don't realize that w nany pain poisons origina te in a fonr food, but some day you nay feel a twinge of dyspepsia W hat will convince you. Dr. King's k New Life Pills are guaranteed to ti ure all sickness due to poisons ti >f undicested food-or moneyll back. 25c at McMaster Co., Obear tc Drug Co., John H. McMaster & 0 Co., drug store. Try them. q Court Proceedings. The court of general sessions c convened Monday morning at 10 o'clock with his honor Judge I Purdy presiding. Solicitor Henry and Stenographer McCaw were both at their posts. All the grand jurors were present excep.t J. W. Seigler, who was excused. J. E h Coan was drawn in his stead. CHARGE TO GRAND JURY. Judge Purdy made a brief but t forceful charge to the grand jury. r Their duty, he said, was not only a io report on the indictments that 0 would be handed to them, but also to look into all matters in- n lvin r the moral or financial W the county. It was his ob that there was less immorali - people t of this state than ** a other state in the Unio however, there were any i tances of such, it was the gr, d jury's ( duty to bring the bI y ones to accounitr By4ftue of their posi tin yare the supervisors of ash offices of the county, and'( they would best serve the inter ests of those whom they repre sented and do a great kindness t to the officers themselves by ex- t erising a close diligence over them in the performance of their S officialduties. The supervisor's' office is the most important in the county and is one that re- a quires a man of busIness, one i who has made a success of his A own business affairs. It is a 0 more diffiult matter to manage " the affairs of a county than to act b as president of .a bank. A failure A to have this important office filled al properly may cause a wreck in a A ounty's financial condition. The 12 offices of treasurer and clerk of C :ourt and the other offices as d: well should be kept in the best possible manner. If in their ex- F mination of any of the offices. there should appear any careless 2ess or dereliction, it was their. usiness to point out to the ofli ers so as to prevent any trouble n the future.. Grand jurors themselves should >e men of affairs, n2en whoso resence here epresents a sacri- F' ice of time, men who will protect lie interests of the county in very way by seeing that any vrong-doing is corrected. This Luty devolves specifically upon hem and it is their duty to see hat these matters are attended o in a businesslike way. WVhat s everybody's business is no ody's business. The gran d jury is busily en aged with the large number of adictments before them. They -- ave found the following TRUE BILLs. The State vs. Edward Neil,. ~urder. e The State vs. David i'eay, as-i t ault and battery with intent to ne; ill. bo T~he State vs. William Wilson t~ d Bailes Pickens, disposing of roperty under lien. The State vs. James McCul-F any. Plead guilty. Sentence f court; to pay a fine of one ollar and to serve the county or tate one year. The State vs. John Newbell,A ssault and battery with intent to f aivi sh. I T he State vs. IHolbert Johnson, murder. fhe State vs. David Denn~s,.at iolation of dispensary law 'ound guilty. bentence; to pay fine of $100 or to serve six,i ioths on the chaingang or in're Le penitentiary. Murray'9 H-orehound, MIullein and1 r will euire your cough. La,ge bot .e for 25e.T