davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-04-25
Der Oompfer Dominion in oidtem
1lebel 9eItranoet.
paHaoiere uno mannibaft oerettet.
SaltfQr, 25. WprtL,


@eitern Mor9en Inn Elm llbr lief Ser
0ompfer v0omtnion" bon Bet Oarmoutb=
0ampferlinie BEL 2ueneburg ouf 8ig 9uf
SSlano in oicbtem 9tebel ouf BEN Strano.
Die Balia9iere unD Bic 8emannung, int
0an5en "a Berioncn, tpurben gerettet, Ser
Der 0ampfer lit Elm pOuitdnbiges 8rad !;
berielbe fubr nit elmer G5eibminbigteit bon
10 WfeiIen Die Stun6e, ais er gc9en bic
&lippen rannte. @S berri9te our :3eit Elm
bic6ter 9tebel, unb ais itcb oerlclbe 1pqter
per5og, tpurOe bic 9efdbrlicbe Gage bes
S6iffes erit in ibrem gan3en l1mfange be-
merit. Die Stur5tpeuen i6Lu9en nit
furbtbarcr @elpalt iiber 9ed, unb bas
6intert6eil bcs 9ampfers mar idbneu inn
Sinten be9riffen. Die 9o1iagiere unb
Mannibaft tonntc ipegen Des bobcn See
gauges nun nit Der 9r0Bten Miibe, unb
unter ben grOBten @nitrengungen gerettet
iperOeu.
, 1893-04-25
Die Reuolution 1T Donouras
hit einem p0uteen Siege ser Reeie.
run9 beenot9t.
Der 2Irsbru9 BON 9einofeIiefeiten 7wifden
Ponouras uno Nicara9ua gu befiirdten.
g a. 25. Qlpri[

IS a a N q, 70. NptGI.
Die n~euelten bon 6on6uraS babier elm
%treffenben gtabrtcbten macben eS 5ur @ez
tptBbett, oaB Die GeDolutton nno bic Gube
tpie0er pOaig bergcitelt lit. PrGiiOent
9onciano QeiOa bat Dem &rtegsminiiter
Domingo 8asque5 10 peitge6en0e 8efu9z
niiie crtbeilt, OoB berlclbe tbatid6li6 n.ebr
Nutorttat I'M 2anbe beiiBt ais Der 8rdit7
sent ieIbit.
Sc ftebt 5u befiirbten, OaB Sic bon Ser
Gegteru1g BON Nicaragua Dem &ebeaenz
fitbrer Bolicarpo 8ontlla getpGbrte Inter
ftitBung 3u einem &rtege 5piiben iener
Eepublit un0 6onburaS fibrt.
, 1893-04-25
Der 9uitano bon Gomin Booth Elm
beoeuteno beherer
limo fem 2r3t hdIt feline mieoerherfeuuna
fir moeIid.
sc e ~ BORT. 25. Qlnril.

SEEM gorf, 25. &priG.
Or. ct. Clair Smitb erfldrte geitern
morgen, DaB itdb @bptn 8ootb piel better
beftnbe uno it3 mOgltcberpeiie bon ben
6oLgen 6eS leBteu Sblaganfaus er6olen
meroe. @r bat ben @ebrau4 icines 2lrmes
piebcrerlanst, Ser Ourcb ben 9lnfau tbeilz
reiIe geLGbmt mar. Sc. Smith modbte
9eltern morgen UNI 8 rbr ietnen erlten Sc
iub BET 8oOtb; nad le;aem 3peiten 8ez
iucb gegen Witternabt GuBerte lib Der 9(r5t
oabtn, oaB i'm 3uitanoc be5 8atiel1ten teine
Serdnoerun9 etngetreten lei, baB ater Nucs
oarauf binoeutc, OaB ct iib auf benz gSege
Der @eneiung beftnoe.
, 1893-04-25
DaPridetnIid Elm unfdul0i9e
9ebenft.
Gt9entRiimlides Derholten oes Gouperneurs
Gilman.
GoIumbia, g. g.. 25. Mbrtl.

Die Nufregung ltnter Der 8eD0Lferllng
Der fleinen Ortl6aft 9enmarf in oielem
Staate iiber Sen perbrecberiicben Nngriff
zines gfegers auf Die fit%nf3ebniGbrtge 8eiite
Barter erreicbte geitern 9benb etnen iolden
5obepuntt, bob it6 lblteBltb mebrere BUM
bert Slr9er 3ulammenfaroen, ben ouf Ser
oabt bin Derbafteten Sobn 8eterlon an
etnem 8aun1ait aufbingen uno ben &0rper
nit &ugeln ourcbbobrten.
Yeter1on mar ais Der S6at beroGhttg bon
Der SanobepDlferung perfolgt mor6en un0
fam am Sam1ta9 nacb Columbia, nm 1t6
unter ben S6ub DeS @ouDerne1rs gu iteuen.
Ser @ouperneur iiber9ab i'm etnem Com
itabler 5ur Nbfiibrung nad6 9enmarf unb
telegrapDtrte al ben borti9en 6Ilfsz
mari3au, 9~etptiie 9eute bor5ulooen, bic
mach Beterion's NlSiage Elm 9lltbi fir i'm
81 betpet1en I'M Stanoe ieten. Sroboen1
lp1roe Der Angetlagte iofort Dem @3ericbtsz
Dofe oeS JftcbterS QDn6 Dorgefii6rt, Der
1cbon iett einigen Gogel1 bort in Stbung
mar. Peterlon macbte nt6t ben @tnbrl1d
zines S6ulot9en; ct l~eugnete aucb iebc
S6uIb ab, uno ielbit ba8 Sri, 8arter,
tpeLcbes ct Der9e1paltigt baben loute, err
fldrte, DaB Yeterlou nicbt Der Wfal1n 1et,
Der ben Nngrtff auf tie 9emacbt babe. SroB
aueoem ipurDe 6 eterion aus Dem @efGngniB
gebolt, an etllem 8auntait aufgeDG1gt unD
bon &u9eln burebbo6rt. 0as Ger6alten
oeS @ouperneurS Gilman; ben Wfann nad
0enmarf gu icbiden unb ibn 10 in Die
6Gnoe elmer balb mabnitnntgen Wtenge 3lt
%Iiefern, miro auf oaS Strengite g%etabeIt,
, 1893-04-25
Carlyle ID, Parris, Ser 1110roer
ietner Srau,
miro, uie es heibt, nidt hin9eri9tet meroen.
NIbanh. 50. 81 % 0[hriL

Gs mag nit balbamtlic6er @etpiBbeit gez
ia9t meroen, 0oB Der @ouOerneur Slotper
ben gum Tooe Derurt6eilten Ot0r0er Gar>
lDle N. 6arriS nicbt miro binribten loiien,
un6 bob ntcbt auein bic 6rou 6arris,
ion0ern aucb Der Serurtbetlte lelbit icbon
bapon W}tttbeilung erbalten bat. @ou=
Derneur 6lotper lit elm 9ut6er5i9er Mann,
unO lit elm @e9ner Der GOOesitrafe, ST
mag 6arriS fir i6ul6tg bolten, aber bic
Siirlpracben bon etnfluBreicben polttiI9en
8reunben unb bic Sbrdnen Der Mutter
baben ben gepuni3ten @rfolg 9ebabt, unb
9arris miro nibt bingertbtet nerOen.
, 1893-04-25
Qnoeblt6 %ertrunfen.

Gon Ben Manni6afteu, oie man CUR
8er9ung ber 2aoun9 an 8orb ses g~eitranz
beten S6oonerS v9anfortb" geicbidt bate,
iou Elm Mann, Namens 6ranf Smith, err
trunfen iein. Die bobe See bate Elm eiliz
geS @erlaiien OeS 8rafeS n0tbtg gemacbt
un0 BET Der &ettung bur6 Die 9ebenSz
rettungsnianni6aft ioa Smitb 3uriidgez
blteben fem.
, 1893-04-25
Anfunft oes rufiiiden 5Ia9eens
fdifes
Dimttri Donsfoi nit Dem DiceaomiraI Ko3na
hof an Soro.
sc 10 Nnrf. %. 0lnriL

6cutc mor9en fam bas ruiltibe &rie9sz
l6tff 0imitri 0onsfoi, baS 6laggenicbiff
ber ruiiiicbeu Slotte NIT Dem 8icez9t6mirol
&o5na6off an 8OrO, BON NuBlanb BET
Sanop 6oot an. 9erielbe begriiBte BORT
Ben 8unoeS0ampfer Dolphin, mclcber bie
6lag9e bes SlottenminiiterS fiibrte, ser
ioeben BON 6ampton JtOabs an9efommen
mar, uno BEN GruB erpteoerte. On 8orb
beS DOLPHIN befanb ii3 Der ~Stottenmintiter
0erbert.
, 1893-04-25
Stdott1bes,
Der Gntfabrun9 befauloi9t,
1lc6ia per3idtet auf Elm Dorperh0r.

S. g8. Wtc@tQ pur6e 6eute Ricbter
8lume pOrgefibrt, IN iic6 gegen Die 9(nz
tlage Der @ntfiIbrun9 SIT perantpOrten. ST
per3i3tete auf Elm 8orperbOr unb tpuroe
inter $500 8iir9l6aft BEN @roBgei9poz
renen ii~berpieien. ST iou bic 17tdbrige
Nlice Wc2augbltn aus Der gSobnung ibrer
S3pefter, Trau ItilIie Cummings. 1904
Sutton Str., entfibrt baben. 9aS WtGbz
9en lit nic9t 5u finben, unb Mc@iQ meiz
gerte iic3, irgenO ctlpaS itber tbren QIufent7
bait gu iagen. Set Dem II. Sebruor iudt
Dee Bolt5ei nacb benz Wdo6cn; es mar i6r
aber nt6t mOgLicb, aub nur cine Spur bon
ibr 81 ent6eGen.
9tlice bat Oericbie6entltb 8riefe at ibre
S6peiter gei6rteben, ober niertals ibre
9breiie angegeben. Sine 3ett lang batten
Ofc@tu nnO Nlice in benz 6auie $50. 1903
B. WfaotionitraBe 8uiammengetpobnt, iino
aber lchOn felt etntger 3ett bon bort tpesz
ge5ogen.
, 1893-04-25
Orei Ile9erfin6er perbrannt.
aberdeen, Oftii., 25. @pri

9tuf ser 6arm 6eS St, q. 6onea lieB ge=
itern DaS farbi9e gDepaar GbmarbS feline
orti &inocr, iammtli6 i'm glitter bon unte1
5 Sabren, unbeoufit6tt9t I'M 6auie 8urtd
uno begab ii6 an bic 2lrbett. Q8d6renb If
rer Nbmeicnbeit 9erietb baS 6aus III 6euer,
ulto Die bebauernstpert6en 8tn6er fa11en IN
ben 6Ialnmen un. 8ermutblicb batten bic
lelben nit 3iilto6Ol5ben gelpielt nno oerz
art ben 8rano per1rlacbt.
, 1893-04-25
Don Sen Ghefefeln erl6t.
Stour SALTS, g.. O., !
%. QDril. {

Gicbter 2litens bat ber 6ra1 Gbriitine
Yfaft bon 8aris, Godbter beS borttgen
OtalerS 6efftng, Der an8eb1i9 Elm Mitalteb
per berubmten Nfaoemic lit, Die nacbgez
1u6te Gbei9eioun9 bepiligt, Die Dame
beirdtbete I'M Sabre 1889 6enrp Yfaft IT,,
bon Bottom, fc6rte aber nacb gan3 tursem
3uianunenleben nit tbrem @atten pieber
ut oaS elterlthe 5ouS 5uriid, neil berleIbe
lie in unl1eni4li6er 8eiie bebanbelt baben
ipu.
, 1893-04-25
Dollen iid eine eleftrt1de BaRn
bauen
limo baben bereits ale n0thieen 2~Inoronuneen
oa3u 9etrofen.
@aufegan, ST., %. Npril.

Mebrere @runbbeliber in Dem Sabrtfz
be3irf BET Sibfeite baben beiblolien, fir
bic Qnlase elmer eleftril6en StraBenbabn
sur S%erbtnDung bet Deribieoenen 6abrtfen
nit BEN entfernteren Stabttbeilen 500, 900
allf5nbrtngen. Sin ret6er Detroiter, s.
q. Netpcomb, Der in, Der gtac6bari6aft be-
beutenoen @runbbefib etgnet, bat Ben Com
trait fir BEN 8au Der 8obn aber1ommen.
0ieielbe iou innerbalb Der nd4lten iecbS
Wtonate in 8etrteb lein.
, 1893-04-25
Oas 8ehrin9smeer Sdieosoeribt
auf cine Wohe pertaot.
90 -:o o.

P0flsl %. NpriI.
@egen Der %@rfrantun9 oes Qor6 sSames
9anner, etnem brittidben. Mitglie6e DeS
Sbteos9crtcbteS IN Der 8ebringSmeerz0ln-
9ele9enbeit, bat iicb bas 5rtbunal auf cine
Woche uertagt,
, 1893-04-25
Gs lag fetn 6runo CUR 2nflaee Dor.
Qnnbnn. 25. llnri[.

TonD0n, 20. Npt1I.
Ser Gibter 6atpfins entibie6 beute, baB
9eaen Soiepb Siaacs, einen Der 0irettoren
Der u9a1iaro linton, toelcber unter Der 2lnz
tla9e 1tanb, itb pericbiporcn 5u baben, UNI
Die Nttientnbaber 5u betriigen, fetn @runb
our 8ei9uloigun9 Dorliege, morauf 6erz
1elbe bon ben @ei9worenen freigelprocben
tpurbe.
, 1893-04-25
Oampfer=N abridten.
IN ser Nabt eemeloet:

Sn Stcbt v9eenbam" bon
gtetp gorf; r8enniDlpania" BON 9lnttDerz
pen; uNmertto" bon SEEM gOrf; v9armz
itaot" BON Baltimore.
Stem gOrf- uGtrcafia" bon @las7
9otp uState Of California" bon @lasgop.
@lasgom- State Of 9tebraSfa" bon
SEEM gorf.
Sout6ampton Berlin" bon
ytetp yort, vSaale" bon SEEM gort.
Peute eemel6et:
Stem gort - vGbeiter" bon Soutb=
ampton.
Sambnrg-r @euert" na9 Stem gort
~abgegangen.
, 1893-04-25
. mnhn. Sch 2a S

SGmmtlibc Stretfer an 6er Union 9az
ciftcbabn baben be1te morgen Die 9trbett
tpieoer au%fgcnommen, un6 Der Streit III
beenbet.
, 1893-04-25

BUR SOrit9t ma6nt fOlgen6er 11nfau,
Der einem frGftigen Otanne oas 2eben
%toitete. gtele 2eute 6oben bic @%epo6n6eit,
auf Dffene 8unben eitt Becbpfldfter su fLe=
ben; namentltb 9eibiebt bas in Der limb
ltcben 8eDOlferung. Sin Qlrbettsmann in
3eblen0Orf bel Berlin bate ebenfaQs cine
anfangS un6ebeutenbe @unbe nit 8ecb 3uz
%geflebt; baIb itelte ith @nt3iinbung Elm,
lnO ais Der QlrSt enbGt6 bin3u ge5ogen
tpur6e, orbrete oerielbe tpegen boc6gra6iger
8lutDergtft1ng iofDrttge tleberfitbrung nab
einem 8erltner &r%anfenbauie an. 9ort
tit oer Nernite inter qualDOQen 2ei6en turs
0aranf 9eitOr0en.
- Sn ber !3eitung r0euti3Ianb" GEO.
86) mabt Der @emeinoeporitan6 bon @eiz
mar befatnt: v9ie 11br auf benz @roBberz
3oglt6en S6lOBt6urm bier miro nab 8erz
cinbar4ng nit @roBberso9ltdem 6ofmarz
i6alIamte2 Winuten Dor mttteleuropGiiber
3ett, alio alcb 5lpei Wtinuten Dor Ser &atbz
.bausubr, pcl5e genau nncb mitteleuropGi>
16er 3eit geitelIt miro, 9eben uto icbIagen."
8esbalb? fro9en sic. @eil Die 6ofubr
INNER Dorgeben muB.
, 1893-04-25
6dnSlider Derluit oes 0eoddt-
ntfes.

Nus Wtelbourne beribtet man ubcr etrcn
6Ocbit merfpilroi9en Sal, beiien Inter
iucbung bic bortige 9oliset sur Belt be-
i6dftt9t uno Der piel BON itcb reben macbt.
Sin lunger Wtan1, ungefdbr 30 Sabre alt,
erlcbtcn zines Cages in Ser Yoliseifaierne
u1o fragte Den pacbbabenoen Sft5ier, oh
ct t6rl la9en fOnne, tper er iet. Ser Wfann
tpuroe 5uerit fitr geiitesfrant gebalten. SIS
iteute iiCb ieDOb baI6 6eraus, oaB leine Nn=
9abe IN 8e5u9 auf ben gGnsltdben 8erluit
letnes 0eodcbtntlies rt6tig lei. @r tpurbe
in @etpabrlam 9ebracbt; piele 8er1onen be-
1ucbten tbn BORT, UNI S1 leben, oh tie feline
ser Onlt6fetten feftieben f%Onnten, jebob
pergebenS. Ser iunge Mann ingte. aus,
oaB ct itb AUDI ni6t be5 @eringiten erinz
mere, tpaS Dor ietnem 8c1ucbe in ser 8oltsetz
%faierne porgefalen. gintge Ner3te, bic TIN
ltnterlu6t, glaubert an bic Gicbttgfett Ser
Nusiagen 0cs WfanneS unb itno Ser Weeiz
nung, DaB Der 8erluit beS @e6G6tni1es
6ur6 @ptlepiie berur1ac6t tporben lei. gr
l6etnt muiifultib gebtl6et unb elm 5iemlicb
gutter, Srgellpteler gu letn. Setne muitta7
lti6en SG6tgfetten tDuroen auf cine ionoerz
bare QSetie ent6e6t. QSG6renb bes @ottes>
btenfteS 6Orte Der Wann aufmerfiam Ser
Muitt gu. y@s i6eint mir, ais Oh ib btes
i6on einr1aL geb0rt," iagte ct auf 8efragen.
ST iptelte barauf, eintge Stelen aus
!6apOn's rS6Opfung" auf Der OrgeL unb
ipGter mod eintge 6bmnen. SIN WteLz
bourne tpirO ~geglaubt, baB Ser Mtann fem
8etrit9er, ionbern baB ct in g8irflicbfett
ietnes @eod9tnifies DOat9 OerLWitig geganz
gen let.
, 1893-04-25
Der Stretf ouf Ger Union pacif,
bahn bet9eleot.

SammtIide streiFer mieoer an Ger 2Grbeit.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19
THIS THE CORRECT THING.

The Fairfield Agricultural Society
held an important meeting in the
Town Hall Monday and transacted
s2me business which will interest
every citizen of Fairfield. The secre-
tary is preparing detailed report for
THE News AND HERALD and the same
will We hope be received for publ
cation in our next issue.
Probably the most important matter
discussed by the Society was the propo-
sition to enter Fairfield as a competl-
ton at the Augusta Exposition. The
idea, it seems, was popular from the
start, and it was decided to appoint
suitable committees to prepare an eX-
hihit of Fairtieid's resources. These
committees will 90 TO work at once
and get up something crcditable to the
County. Everybody should lend
hand because the premium is most de-
cidediy worth working for and then
too the advertisement is an important
consideration.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19
Personals.

Capt. G.. S. Dwight is on vi>i; t"
his family.
Roy. and Mrs. J. L. McL!n have r..
turned home.
Miss Ray Cummings has returned
from visit to Rock Hill.
Miss Helen Ruff, of Rock Hill, is
visiting relatives in town.
W. y. Shelton, Of the Columbia
Rgistcr, was in town Sunday and
Monday.
Miss Marion Boyd, who has jus:
assumed charge OF school at Nelson's,
was in town Saturday.
Mr.. Vim. Lunpkin, son of MIR.
T. T. Lnmpkin, has returned t
Winnsboro after quite long absence
Mr.. David Elliott, who is now in
the employ Of the Standard Music 20.
of Nio:ton, N. c., is on visit 10 hi:
parents.
Rev. A. n. Payne, Of Atlanta, is II
Wlnnsboro. lie is at present making
tour through this State wiling lht
colored Presbyterian chu: ches.
Mr.. VIM. Coan, Of Spartanburg
arrived in town few days ago. HI
is cotton buyer and comes here t'
assist his brother, Mr.. J. T. Coan.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19
-@@aDHENEIA i "a G. O.
ilk. point lace. Ornaments-dia-

silk. point lace. Ornaments-dla-
monds.
Some time after the warm and SIN
cere congratulations of friends, lunch
was announced and most elegant
lunch it was.
The large number of presents were
exceedingly handsome and attcsted
the popularity Of the young couple.
At $50 o'clock, the bride and groom
boarded the G.. c. & n. train for
Baltimere, New York and other places
Mr.. Williford, although one Of our
Youngest merchants, by business tact
and capacity and by indomitable
energy has been very successful
Miss Robinson is the eldest daughter
Of Mr.. Sidney Robinson, Of the firm
of j. N. Robinson Il Bro, who has
large farming and manufacturing IN
terests and is regarded as very sue
cessful man.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19
COURT CONVENES.

The fell term of the Court Of Cen
eral Sessions and Common Pleas open
ed Monday morning, His Honor Judge
Gary presiding.
The criminal docket was quickly
put in shape for the weeks work, and
the other preliminaries attendant upon
the convening of Court were con-
cluded without the loss Of unnecessary
time.
This is Judge Gary's first visit to
Winnsboro in judicial capacity, but
he has already very favorably i'm
pressed those with whom he is by his
duties brought into contact. He
seems perfectly at home upon the
bench, and is undoubtedly thoroughly
posted on every detail of the duties
that attach to his important office.
The following cases were disposed
Of during the first day:
State VS.. Robt. and Ellen Jeter, IN
dicted for receiving stolen goods.
Buchanan & Hanahan and Ragsdalc
s. Ragsdale for defense. Verdict
Guilty as to Robert Jeter, and Eot
guilty as to Ellen Jcter.
State VS.. John Coleman, grand lar
ceny. Defendant plead guilty.
Case of State VS.. Abraham Canning
ham, house breaking and grand lar
ceny. Vsrdict-Guilty.
The Court then adjourned until IL
O'Clock this morning.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19
DIRECT ROUTE TO THE WORLDS
FAIR.

The Richmond and DanVlile Rail-
road is selling round trip tickets to
Chicago at very low rates, and VIII
give YOU choice Of routes via hnoX
Vile ana Cincinnati or Louisvil!e; via
Atlanta and Chattanooga; via Rich
monG or Washington. Also, very
low rate ticket either going Or re-
turning via Niagara Fails. with stop
over privileges, There is nothing
saved by going on excursions trains,
as same rate is charged Oh trains OF
this kind as on regular trains Of the
Ricbmsnd and DahIil Railroad.
Three through passenger trains,
each way, daiiy,-gocd c"nnactlons-
Quickest time 10 CAicago-oniy one
night Ell The road.
20. attS, schedules Or other lnior-
aa,iol Cali cn or aldless any ticket
agent Of Tie Richmond and DaEvillc
R.ilread, CT Cha<. L. Hopkins,
Travelling Passenger Agent, Charlotte,
=. T..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19
Local E,tefs

Local E,tefs
A large supply of school books at
The W1SSsBoRo DRUG eToHE.
There will be q meeting OF the
LOG. T. this evening at ) o'c'ocA'
4 tull attendance is requested
Sunday and Monday are ;he only
two days since the storm that ca" DC
called even pleasant and they were
oanniue fall days-cocl nights ana
mornings with bright but not u"ccm-
fortabiy warm snnshine.
The best assortment OF stand la'"pS
ever brought to town at
THE WINNsBoEo DRUG STORE
DIR. D. E. Jordan announced Sun
a,v that he would be absent from
winpsboro on next Sunday. lie has
eccen,.d All invitation 10 assist Rev
Mr. McLin in . service to be he'd III
the latter's church on Il at dav.
The price of cotton is sill rising
s7d if We ar, not very much mistaken
Winnsboro is going to sustain hel
reputation as a cotton market. Il
still greater rise is predicted by the
cotton men and to those who keep posteG
as to the state ofthe market All con-
t,;tions are favorable to realization
of this prophesy.
One barrel finest grade macnl"e
oiljust opened at
The W1SNsEoRo DRCG STORE
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19
MARRIED..


Mr.. Q. d. Wi liford and Miss Ad@ie Ro-
binson are Married at Edgemoor.
1t has not often been our pleasure
to attend prcttier marriage than that
of Mr.. @. D. Williford and Miss Addie
Robinson last Thursday. When the
party from Winnsboro left, a heavy
cloud was overhead and it had been
raining several days previous. Al
though our Young friend, who had
now concluded with Simonides that
';of earthly goods, the best is a good
wife,, had had mostly sunshine in his
life. (and a1uoys good luck when he
had stretched his hands for all other
POSSESSIONS we feared the good
omens would rot be with him Oh this
the happiest day of his life. Never
theless, Thursday morning came with
the sun "tempering the hucs and
hearts of all who walked in its rays" ;
a beautiful day it was; like Mr..
Grady's ideal Christmas day it was
:!shot to the core with sunshine", and
We hope YVES prophetic OF the future
life of this young couple.
The ceremony took place a! the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Sidney Robinson, al Edgcmoor, q
pretty little station on the G. G. Il n
r R., III Chester County, at O'Clock
in the afternoon. The handsome par
lors and dining hail were artisticall!
decorated with beautiful flowers and
evergreen.
With the measured strains Of tht
wedding march by Miss Lillye Vim
) cert, of Baltimore, the couple marched
into the parlor preceded by the ushers
MesSrs. NJ. Robinson and \. q. Doug
lass: passing between the ushers an'
taking their position ill front of Rev
! W. S. Stokes, were united in marriag
bv the solemn and impressive Metho
dist Episcopal ceremony.
| Tho bride wore a costume of whit
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19
1t Should be in Every House.

J.B. Wilson, 81 Clay ST., Sharpsburg,
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs,
and Colds, that it cured his wife who was
threatened with Pneumonia after an attack
of LA Grippe" when various ctherreme-
dies and several physicians had done her
no good. Robert Barber, Of Cookspoort,
Pa claims DIR. Kings New Discovery has
done him more good than anything he ever
used for Lung Trouble. Nothing like it.
TRY it. Free Trial Bottles at McMaster
& Cos Drug Store. Large bottles, 50c
and Sl.00.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19

IT Is NOT PoPULAE.-We haven't
been in Ridgeway since the opening
of the 1ispensary there, bat from the
infor,naticn received on the subject
we are led to believe that the "Pal-
metto jug" is just about as unpopular
there asait is in Winnsbore. We
haven't had an opportunity Of seeing
the official report Of the dispenser,
but if the business is comparatively no
greater thar that Of the local establish
ment it is source of very little profit
either to town or county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19
DEATH OF JAS, r. SLoAN.-Mr. Jas

DEATH OF JAS. r. SLoAN.-Mr. Jas.
Il. Sloan, a we'll known citizen OF
Fairfield, died at his home near Horeb
, on Monday morning. The deceased
had been in bad health for some time,
Sut neither he nor any of the members
sf his family suspected the serious
allure of his malady. His death was
,tirely unexpected. Mr.. Sloan was
sont ftty-six years of age, and like
faithful Carolinians served his coun-
during the war as member of the
A Regiment, S. T.. Volunteers. He
hes 8 wife and four children.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19
CHASGEIN BANK HOURS.

We are authorized to give notice
thst commencing today the Winnsboro
National Bank and the Peoples Bank
will until further notice open at 50
q. m. and close at 2.Ss p. m.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19

II iI.t"~
,a"ec IS aforesaid. wili sci; bsf' rc t.
Inu: t House in Fairfield County and >tatr
Of i:outh Carolina on Monday, the 2nd
day of October, 1892 at public auction,
within the c.al hours of sale. 10 the high
est bidder for cash, the F'llowIng de-
scrioed rremis,S, to wit:
All that tract or parcei OF lad, lying
and being in the County and State fore
said, containing Two Hundred and Forty
(24U) Arres, more OF less Oh Lick Branch,
waters of e. Gar Creek, bounded north by
the estate of - Smith, cast by John
Bloom, south by TIE estate tf - Price
and Thomas n. Price, and west by lands
of Hattie f. EntZminGer.
MARY S. FAIRBANKS,
MOrtgagee.
JOHN T. SLOAN, JR.,
ALLEN j. GREEN,
lIALCOTr GREEN,
Attorneys:
September s, 1885 9-l2ca
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19
HuckleN,S ACntEa SalYe.

THE BEST SALvE in the world fox Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chopped Hands, Chillvlains,
Corns, and all Skin Erurtions, and pos,
tively cures Piles, o. no pay required II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
Ur money refunded. Price Is :snts pei
box. For sale By MrNe 'er & co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19

KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the
great Blood Purifier, gives freshness
and clcacness to the Complexion and
cures Constipation, 25c., 5Oc. Fer
Sale at the WinusEo:o Drug Store. *
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19
How'S Th.si

HOw'S Ih.Gi
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can.
rot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
j. CHENEY, & Co., Props,
Toledo, D.
We the undersigned have known
F. j. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believes hi perfectly honorable in al
business transactions and financially
able to carry ont any obligation made
, br their firm.
WEST s. TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo o.:
N:..1.DiSG, K1SSAS s. MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter.
nally, acting directly npon the blooc
and mucous surfaces OF the system
Price 75c. per bottles. Sold by a!
Druggists. Testimonials free.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19

Don't forget that the Winnsboro
Drug Store has large stock of drugs
and medicines and sell At L." poe Z.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19
Notice.

Be modern. DON'T harass The sys-
TEN with ncxious drugs. Mone'ery
cures Malaria, Nervousness, Images
lion and Bowel Complaints. IL =
Staple, pleasant to :asIe and leaves II"
tad fleets.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19

Bay window glass, putty, paints,
oil AND vari.i>h at
The WINNsBoEo DEUG SToHE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-09-19

Ie&rs will be collected from the
liter boxes at ll.2o a. H. ''-' p "'''
and 9 p. N. daily.