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LO0CAL. INTELLIGENCE1 ThursdAy, February 2, - 1899 LOCAL BRIEFS. -The County Pension Board wi: meet on Monday, 6th of February. -The telephone line between Winns baro and Ridgeway was down on Wednesday. -Mr. Landecker has moved his stock of goods into the new store owned by Mr. J. L. Bryson. --McMaster Co. have a supply of Landreth's garden seeds :and onion sets, and also have May's garden and 1ower seed. This is the time to think of planting your garden, so -read their advertisement, give them a call and try their seed. -The cotton warehouse is about completed and cotton is being stored in it. Mr. Strickland and his men. who have been putting in ths system of waterworks.snd ire ~etinguishers, will leave in a few days, their work beins, finished. -A Boston paper tells of. a Connec tical farmer who fed sawdust and corn meal to his hens with succars 'tntii he set a hen with 13 eggs, the result being 12 cbicks with wooden Ilegs and -:ne woodpecker. The farmer should have known better than to set on IS eggs. -It is narrated that'a New England pre-eher of the olden times -was par alyzed during a sermon by discovering his rude offsprig in the gallery pelt ing the hearers in the pews below with peanuts. But while the good old* man was preparing a frown. of reproof the young hopeful cried out: "You tend to your preaching, daddy; PIl keep 'emawake." -Dr. B. H. Teague, of Aiken, calls attention to the fact that Tennessee helped Nac1ville to entertala:the Con federate 7eterans, and Georgia helped Atlanta Georgis's assistance to At lanta wasnot especially geaerous; bat on ths occasion of the Nashvilie re union, one Tenessee county alone contribated !,0O0 hams. Dr. Teague promies th3t Camp Bee, U. C. V., of Aike, and Aiken Cou-ity, will con tribute their share in money and pro visons to Charleston. -The report thit Governor Ellerbe had died on Tuesday was circulated here on Tuesday. evening, the news having been brought by passengers from Columbia on the 6 o'clock train. As evtry one hd heard of the Gov ernor's serious illness, no one was surprised a' the news, and there wan every reason to believe the rumor. The papers on Wednes-lay, however, contained the news that the report was a mlstake and th-at the Governor, though quite sick, is not thought to be dangerously ill. -The .ladies of Columbia held a meeting on Monday for the purpose of deciding upon the best way to raise money for a med.ai to be preserited to Lient. Victor Blue. Since the legis lature ref used to present the brave young officer with a sword these ladies have felt that he should receive some gift from his State in recogni tien of his gallant behavior during the war and have gone to work to raise the necessary funds. At this meeting a lady was appointed to collect money for the Blue medal and Mrs. W. D. Dougla.ss was appointed .to collect in Winnsboro. No doubt there are, many who wish to contribute to this fund and who would like to help the ladies to do for Lieut, Blue what the legislature was not willing to do. It is hoped that . Winnsboro will not be behin.d her sister towns in contributing to this fnnd. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The B3est Salve in the world for Cuts, * 8ruisee, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RhTenrm, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chitiblains, Corus, and all Skin Erup tious, a.nd positively cures Piles, or no pav required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refund ed. P'rice 25 cents per boz. For sale by McMaster Co. Attention, Firemen! Attend regular mee,ting of Steam Fire Company tbis (Thursday) evening at 7.30 o'clock. Come prepared to pay dues. G. B. McMaster, Secretary. Chapter Meeting. The regular monthly convoeat f Winnisboro Chapter No. 2, R. . . will be hcid in Masonic Hall this (Thnrsday) evening at 7.30 o'clock. By order of the E. H. P. C. M, Chandler, Secretary. A GOOD SUGGEsTION The good roads quiestion is being agitated by the Greenkville News and it is proposed in this paper that the * State farm be abolished and that the convicts in each county be hired out to build good roadR. This plan sug gested by the Greenville News will meet the approval of every one who has to travel over bad roads. The roads in this county are at present in great need of improvement, and from the different counties comes the same comp.laint. So much is said on this subject that some good ought to come of it. For Over Fifty Years. - MRs. WINsLOW's SOOTHING STRUP" has been used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their childr en while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gum.3, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best reu.edy for diarrhcea. It will relieve the poor little sufferer immne diately. Sold by druggists in every part of the world. Twenty-five cents a bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup," and take Stubborn A stubborn cold is easily taken; it sticks to some o all winter and very often dev p Into bronchitis or consumption. YbUshouldcare a cold rompty by' taking Dr. Bull's Cough YrP. Ths celebrated remedy is ac knowledged to be most efficient and reliable for all affections of the throat and lungs. It cures a cold at once. Dr.Buli's Cough Syrup Promptly cures Stubborn Colds. Doses are small and pleasant to take. Doctors recommend it. Price 25 cents. At all druggists. COMING AND GOING. Mr. Preston Rion was in Columbia on Tuesday. - Mr. E. W. Hanhau has gone to Richmond, Va. Mr. Henry L. Elliott was in Colum bia on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bostic went to Ridgeway on Thursday. NRev. T. D. Bratton, of Spartanburg, was in town on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs, R. A. Stevenson have returned home after visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Beaty. The Charlotte Observer says that Miss Christine Ellitt is visiting her sister in Pineville, N. C. Mr. Elliott Ketchin returned from Baltimore Wednesday. Mr. A. B. Qathcart, who is under treatment in Baltimore, will remain some time longer. Grip's Ravages Deomed. So much misery and so many deabe have been caused by the Grip, that every one should know what a won derful remedy for this malady is found in Dr. King's New Discovery. That distressing stubborn congb, that inflames your throat, robs you of sleep, weakens your system and paves the way for Consumption is quickly topped by this matchless cure. If you have chills and fever, pain in the back of the head, soreness in bones andl muscles, sore throst and that cough that grips your throat like a vice, you need Dr. King's New Die sovery to cure your Grip, and pre vent Pneumonia or Consumption. Price 50 cts. and $1.00. Money back if not eured. A trial bottle free at McMaster Co.'s drug store. DEATH OF MRS. C. LADD As will be seen in a communication pblished elsewhere in these columns rs. C. Ladd died at her home in this eunty on Monday. Only a short tme ago we published a sketch of this emarkable old lady at the request of ome of her friends. For s ears Mrs. Ladd lived in Winnsboro and during er stay here she conducted a school which was attended by many wh'o are till livingihere. lSte was in many espects a most wenderful woman, ,d during the lastyears of her life, hen she was deprived of her eye ight, her patience and resignation er. the admiration and wonder of hose around her. The entire comn 2nnity has been saddene-i by the news ftMrs. Ladd's death. EACHING CHIEDEEN GOOD MAN NNEES Good manners-cannot be learned in .moment. There are certain forms rhich society has agreed people must ~onform to if they wish to appear ell bred, and these are often not at 1ll what the natural inclination would ~rompt one to do under the circumn tances. Children must be taught bese conventions, andlwe must not e surprised ifjthey are sometimes slow in learning them, nor despair if fter much teaching they at times re pse into native barbarism. Patient erseverance in training them will at ast produce the desired result. The onstant repetition that seems so irk ome, combined with tha silent force f daily example, will effect the end in iew-a well-bred child.- February adies' Home Journal. THE REDISTEICTING BILL. The redistricting bill has p.assed the ouse and the arrangement of thi auntie3 sill be as follows. As will e seen, Fairfld County is in the atree District: Pee Dee District-- The counties of arlboro, Chesterfield, Darlington, aron, Florence, Horry. Santee District-The counties of Gorgetown, Williamsburg, Charlos cn, Berkeley. Wateree District-The counties of airfield, Kershaw, Richiland, Sumter, larendon Eldisto District-The counties of Or ngeburg, Barn well, Bamberg, Hamp ton, Beanfort, Colleton, Dorchester. Saluda District-The counties o,f Aiken, Lexington, Edgefield, Salada, reenwood, Laurens, Newberry. Keowee District-The counties of Abbeville, Anderson, Oconee, Picke'js, reenville. Catawba D)istrict-The counties of Spartanburg, Union, Cherokee, York. Uester, Lancaster. The Sure La Grippe Cure. There is no use snfferiug from this dreadful malady, if you will only get the right remedy. You are having pain all through your bodi, your live'r is out of order, have no appetite, no life or ambition, have a bad cold, in fact are completely used up. Electric Bitters is the only remedy that will give sou prompt and sure relief. They act directly on your Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, tone up the whole system and make you feel like a new being. They are gnaranteed to cure or price refunded. For sale at McMaster Co.'s dmu stora e, on0cnts ner bottle. 1 XXS. C. LADD DEAD. A Remarkable Woman Passes Away. Buckhead, Jan. S0. Mrs C. Ladd died this evening at Dueua Vista about five o'clock. For i he last week she hag been quite sick and the end was not unexpected. Mrx. R. L. Wilke and Dr. J. D. Carezon of her immediate family wprfn with her. Miss Josephine is ye, quite ill with pneumonia, but hope of her recovery is now entertained. I suDpoie Mrs. Ladd will be laid to rest beside her son Dr. C. H. Ladd in Saiem Presbyterian cemetery. . BEYOND THE NIGHT. "The lark-like voice that sang so long, Through bitter days or bright, Has found the source of deathless song Beyond the night. The l6yal heart that beat so true, Uauhanged by earthly ills, Has rvacbed the everlasting blue Of God's own hills. The poet soul that clearly saw In every mcrtal thing, Twin miracles of love and law Has taken wing. The eyes by stress of time made dim Death's mystic border passed Beyond the far horizon's rim See liebt at last." 'I his beautiful poem was written by W. H. Hayne, Esq., and as it is so app ',%le to our friend Mrs. C. Ladd I ha i copied it as a tribute to her wen: .wy and hope that you will give it s! ace in your columns. Nimperte. ,. 7belp.rarbed trom ;Me HINDPO - RESTOES VITALITI Made it 141 1 1 7WeA Man THE T of Me. GREZAT -T. 1 n d.H RE sEDroduces the above result FInE3NdYS. CuresNer-dos.DeiiyTllwotex4a ..-,, cele, Filing AfcANO)y. Stop'saldrai!111a4 iosses caused by errcrs of outh. 1twards ofa. ;ni-y and Consurption. Vounglten regain Man iool azid Old Men recove-r ytutifj vigor. it vn o d s;ze to shrunkca arKans, and fits - irin f,,r bud!;!c.t.s or =i-Tiagc. Efsfly carried in -e VC tock .-t. 1rice 6 Boxes $2.5a it.nr.guar-.ntre. DR. 0 KA. Paris Sold only by J. J. OBEAR, Drug. I gist. Wiunsboro, S. C. WANTED! t EVERYBODY TO KNOW hat we have Fruit Cake in one anid five-pound tins. Raisins - i every shape. Currants, Citron, Figs, Dates. National Biscuit Co.'s Cakes in endless variety. Soda Biscuits fresh every three days When in need of anything good to eat call on us. F. M. HABENICHI. A large supply of Lan dreth's Garden Seed and Onion Sets. Ihy' Girleii hover 8eet. EEN CAKES OF AIRY SOAP (see d. in magazines) and a eautiful Calendar for 25 Cents. Doctors Say; iiious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in miasmatic dis ricts are invariably accompan ied by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels. The Secret of Health. The liver is the great "driving wlel" in the mechanism of man. and when itis out of order, th whole system becomes de - ened and disease is the result. Ttt's Liver Pills Cre all Liver Troubles. ELECTRO SIL ICON Shines Silverware Surprisingly without Scratching. Sample sent if you say so. it's unlike all others. Box, post-paid, 15 ets. in stamps. It's Sold Everywhere. The Electo Silicon Co., 40 Cliff, Street, New York. JAPANESE P LRIS C URE ANew and Comlete bett, consistingc SUPPOSITORIS Cpules of Ointment and tw, rloyes of Ointment. A never-failing cure for Pile sf every nature and degree. It makes an oeatio with the knife, which is painful, and often result in death unnecessary. Why endure this te,rribli dise3sai We pack a Written Guarantee In o $1 Box. No Cure, No Pay. o.and $i a box,6 fo $S. Sent by mail. Samples free OINTMENT, 25c. ana 50a. CONSTPATIIJ C1W.Piloes Prevemad,b CONSTIPATION . so uVer llet tl great LIVER and STOACH REGULATOR ai BILOOD PURIFIER. Small, mild and pleasar to t-ke: especially adapted for children's use. dc-;es.75 cents. FR EE.-A vial of these famons, little Pellets wil b. given with a $1 box or more of Pile Cure. NoTics-THE GENUM(E FR.ESH JAPAN4ES9c IL CuaE for sale only by J. . OBF.AR, Druggist, Winnsboro, S. C. SAML. LINDSAY, X. D. WINNSBORO, S. C. Office at Mrs. Ellen Catheart's, aex cloor to Jno. H. MeMuter & Co.'s Drul Store. MNight sal at Winnsboro Hotel 12-6-3m Farmers' Mutual Fire Insur suranee Company. THE ANNUAL MEETING 01 he Directors of the Farmers' Mutua 10ire Insuran.ce Company will be hele n the Court House in Winnsboro o he first Monday in February (the 6th) JNO. G. WOLLING, JNO. J. NEIL, President. Secretary and Treasurer. 1-18-2w STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTT OF FAIRFIELD. B Y VIRTUE OF POWER CON tained in a chattel mortgage, earing date 14th day of December 898, executed and delivered by A. Y. iilling to the Virginia-Carolina Chem cal Co., and recorded in the office c: he Clerk of the Court ior Fairfieli ;outy, on the 14th day of December, 898, in Book Q, page 483, of Chatte: dortgageseI will offer for sale, at the tore of A. Y. Milling, in Winnsboro, ;. C, on FRIDAY, THE 10TH DAY )F FEBRUARY, A. D. 1859, at 1 >'cloek A. M., the following property. D Wit: All that certain stock of goods and aerchandise consisting of staple and ancy groceries' earthenware, wood. nware, tinware and bardware, now n store of said A. Y. Milling, irn leaty building, in the town of Winns oro, in the County of Fairfield and ~tate aforesaid. Terms of Sale: -Cash. R. E. ELLISON, Agent and Sheriff of Fairfield. 1-30td H'ave You Seen WE HAVE JUST SE CURED Tip jgerley FOR T HIS POPULA R BRAND. ALWAYS 1-RESH AND JUST RIGHT to SUIT YOU. NOTHING BETTER. 60c. per lb. MONTH LY SUFFERJNG. * ousands of troube at monthly inter in the hed b ack, breasts, shouilders,sides lps a4limbo ~te pains are syptoms of ~ EWStiOUshould perate te~n~1~1Ma8incondi ~ ate moah en n of Cad,in~l relieve her? It ce5 $r.oo at the drug stgre. Wdon't you get a bottle 'q~ie in cases requiring l~gy~iptoU,"Th Ladies' WjoyDepartmht," The ooaMedicine Co., ooga, Tenn. Mrs. R02UA LWS ot ~balti. Ta.,sars: - i f,UUelJ rollesed bf Wins CLAPAl WE ARE ANXIOUS TO WINTER STOCK in: -- - - - goc CUTP We have some special values Patterns and Dress Flant offer special bargain WE NE And foa a little money wi Try it ->*CALDWEL .4 manded by modern conditions. We offer you SELZ Shoes a fidence, because we know them scientifically designed and correcti: for the east money, For sale by Q. D.XA2 WINNSB4 The uort session begins September 5 pupil is required to pay an entrance fi TursNx.-Sholars in the Graded S< eroespt is eases where they take up exti Oae extra, 75 seats per month; two er Literary course, 75 cents pel Scient-ific coua Nash higher sourse include all that i in.private families. The reserd of the soholars of this se: their standing in the~ higher colleges, is WFer furuher particolars address, W. H. X HOSES,MRS, MUL ES. JUST ARRIVED FOTYT NICE TENNESSEE AND KEN ? C UKY MULES at my stables in Winnsboro, from three to five years old. Theae mules can be bought cheap for cash or on' good bankable paper, payable in the Fall. Come one, come all who need good mules. I will ex changE them for broken down umules or plug mules. I also have a few good Mares and a couple of good Saddle HIorses, one new Two-horse Wagon and one goed Second-band Buggy. I also keep on hand a few MILCH COWS and will sell them cheap for cash or exchange them for dry cattle. Al ways ready tor a trade. I have engaged Mr. S. B. CRAW FORD for the season, and be will be~ pleased to see any and all of his msu'y friend. A. WILLIFORD. W.mamr S.a Ct E5ALL LOSE OUT BALA NCE OF il lincs :nd offer all i...cavy ds at - - - RICES in Dress Goods. esi. ecially in els, at low cut prices. We i in Wool Underwear. D CA5H, 11 give a great many gyods. and see. L & RUFF.sec The Grek Derived their Becu-ty -c'form and grace -f car riage from the c:se and freedom given Ly the ; sandal. The deformed and unnat ural foot of the prt :ent day with all the ills wilch fol low in its train is tl-e result of wrongly made s'hoes. SELZ SHOES give all the freedom and izalth of the sandal, combIred with the , beauty cofort th perfect con to be the most 7LLIFORD. )ROi S. C. 0, 1897, and ends June 24. 898. Each e of 50 cenAts to meet ec-dingent ex hool are niot required to ~Py tuition,: a studies i:n the Collegiate D;epartmDent. ra, $1. month. se, $1.00 per month. 3assical course, $1.59 per :: onth. recede. Good boaid es-n be obtained mol at competitive exmi.*tions, aca the best gnarantee of is~ e.tieiency. FIT HERE@W, Pr i cipa.s. A now..Jer to be shake: a th e. Ar thlis SeaZsonl you fr ?n nervous and dlamp. If yo. ves.rt ing feet or tight shoes, try -. e's l Ease. it warms theC f*:e: .ol4 makes w1alkinig easy. Cures . )allen and sweatig feet, blisters an d . - lIous spots. Relieves corns and bunions of tU 1ai and is a crtain cure for Ceblaiu;md Frost bites. Try it TO-D -. SoMi by all druggis,ts and shoe st? :e~s fo.r :Me. Tril ackgeFREE. A~ d :re. Allen S. Olse,L Roy, N. Y. Shake Into Your Shoes A.llen' Foot-Ease, a pcWe 1e- the il feet. It c'ures painful, swr ~ en, ?i:rt ing, nervo)us feet and-i mu tly tk the sting out of corns hd4b.:nions 'l the grent'st comfortdisc' :er oftg - age. Allen's Foot-Ease ake agh - or new shoes feel easy. It certaiL1 eure for (Chilblains. swear g, callou. tired, achiing feet. Try rv TO-Do'. S,old by all druggists and1 boe stog '5c. Trial package FREE. A<bes Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, :N. Y. Notice to Grec tors. ALL CERSONs INDI TTED TC, the estate of Fred Semtr , decased. are here.-5 9 - a yepment to the underse: - :s.: l! persons holding ':laimns an.no e: I es:ste are regnested ' present tixmu. Biy attestd to the undlersigned. rs OUR CUi;L)E!S WANT US TO bare NEW GOODS with every 4eaqrjn. t:erelore wr; 1nd it un ei - carrr :.a ck oVe:- to n Scond sfmeE'.1 i t. n the entre r'ock, with closer ric ;start wIth, tdrr:g- this 2ne array of )ea;itifal o-:s dovn cheaper than ,ver Chesier ;- w them before. .NTICIPATE YOUR WANTS AND COME EAR LY. We meau bu;iness and will give .very customer GENUINE BAR 1AINS. IR -The J an CHESTER, S. C. NEWS I Weh 3 a Year ini A.dvance, eekly, $SMO a Year In Adyance. g3LET:ER BEADS, SBILL BEADS, NOTE HEADS, LAWYERS' BRIEFS, LIENS, DEEDS, CIROULARS, and ev-erything in job line doee )as ce. . any wihere elsemi IVELUI?A CHANCE ~very pen.ny spent at hiomec is kept at home. UNDER TAKING .iN ALL Th DEP'. \R'IMENrs, ~ith * f ; i .k .:,. Burial a-s ar Glas, eer ey "n hand, ..2 ue cf herse - t;:'3 quested. - ationz for a me w. the fr.t are, in the 2 stant. Calls ctem1. a w l o s THE ELL:QTT GIN SHOP, J. . ELL10T & OO. 4-17-ly