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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
,1ccARLEY & CO.'S COTTON CIR
CULAR.

Messrs. r. J. McCarley s. Co., the
we'll known cotton dealers Of Colum-
bia, have issued the following circular
letter, from which those who are hold
ing cotton for hi CHER prices can draw
their own conclusions:
Columbia, S. c., Nov. IS, 1895.
The present situation Of the cotton
market is q peculiar one, and the large
operators differ very widely in their
opinions.
Messrs Neill Brothers, on whom the
foreign consumers EaVe relied for the
true estimate Of the crops in the past,
have been out in several estimates, all
Of which indicate a crop of less than
100000 bsles, and it has been ru-
mored that they think 6,500,000 bales
nearer the mark. New comes the
Financial and Commercial Chronicle, OF
New York, with an estimate, based
upon The United States Bureau report
for November, and assuming that the
SAID bureau have made the Jane mis-
take, or error, in the estimate, that 1t
| has made 10 previous years, viz under
estimating by some % per cent and
figure the crop Of 1895 aud 1896 at
S,lOO,00s bales. Conservative people
will look at both these estimates as
extreme. A letter published in the
! Chronicle from Messrs. Hardy, VIII
liams & Co., of Waco, Texas, says
that a fair top crop will be male in
some parts Of that Stlte, where none
vas expected.
This letter of Messrs. Hardy, Viii
lians i Co. reflects the situation IN
the State of South Carolina exactly,
and might have been written az de-
scribing the conditions exiting here.
Now, it is safe 10 assume that these
two States II fleet the conditions pre-
vailing throughout the greater part OF
the cotton bit. Taxi z the above
facts, and such her infor Eation as
we are in possession OF, we conclude
that the crop Will foot up near to
100000 bales. Even allowing that
that is 100000 bales too much, we can
not bat think that anywhere from u to
S cents in the South is fair price, aud
we think it would be wise for our
planter friends to accept that figure
and leave the speculation for any ad-
vance that may come, or any loss that
lower prices may cause, to the bulls
and bears of New York and Liver
pool. r. j. McIar!ey & Co.
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gained" No. shows that GU ting 'he
timber from the highest peaks Oh The
farm aud closely alongside of the
water courses, thereby leaving nothing
to hold the sediment-causing gullles
in the first instance and filing up TIE
creek channels or washing away the
banks in the second instance. No. =
shows young ti:nbtr sprouting on the
peaks and tops of hills and growth
Of bushes growing on the banks of
.he streams, thereby protecting and
holding them together. No. 8 shows
q full-6sdged for. St on hilltops and
full growth along the creek banks.
On No. 8 the places cultivated are the
valleys or hillsides and strip out
from the creek banks beyond the
growth which protects the banks.
We do not pretend to discuss Mr..
McMahan's bill, but mean to say that
it an all-important matter, and deserves
attention.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
THE SESSION OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The Constitutional convention having
ratified the ordinance authorizing the
governor to postpone the regular scs-
sion of the legislature from the fourth
Tuesday in November to the second
Tuesday in January, Governor Evans
has accordingly issued the following
proclamation, announcing the post.
ponement:
Whereas, the people Of South Caro-
lina, in Constitutional convention as
sembled, have by ordinance postponed
the next regular session Of the general
assembly until the second Tuesday in
January, A. D. 1896.
Now, therefore, I, John Gary Evans,
gonernor Of South Carolina, as re-
quired by said ordinance, do proclaim
that the regular session of the general
assembly Of South Carolina is post
poned from the fourth Tuesday in
November, A. D. 1895, ard required
to convene in the capitol in regular
session at noon on the second Tuesday
ir January next, A'r' 1905
,rG. Jc %"N ~eH ans,
: ,;ra1S ANTI rTn>, -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
FOUR DOLLARS A DAY.

Columbia, S. c., Nov 1o.-Tnc con-
stitu;ionsl convention had regular
parrot and monkey show Tuesday
night. The Legislature last yea" fixed
the pr diem of the members at So a
dav. An ordinance to provide for the
disbursement Of the $4,000 appro-
pristed to defray the expenses OF the
convention was taken up aud it pro-
vided for a per diem Of 81 a day for
members after Oc'. IS last and to
final adjournment. The convention
rushed ahead and adopted this and
then increased the pay Of all employees
until the per diem provided amounted
to about $4,000. Eighty-nine MEM
bers cana to the hall pledged to vote
themselves 81 day, so Senator Till
man stated on the floor. And 70 one
denied the assertion. When they
realized what they had done, how
much they haa voted: an attempt was
made to recall the action by conserva-
tive minded members. Amid the
greatest confusion the convention
Gnallv left all the employees with q
low rate and voted to themselves q
psr diem Of 81, this conclusion being
rclched a few minutes before mid
night.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
WINNSBORO, S. G.
Thurs lay. November II. 1880

No SANE man should attempt to de-
nv that we have had legalized fraud
in our registration laws ever since the
laws went into operation. They we're
the only weapons the South had TO
combat the most infamous traua that
was ever perpetrated upon q people,
viz. the placing Of the unrestricted
ballot in the hands of horde OF
ignorant and unqualified colored
voters We hal come out Of tie war
ps.niless and returned 10 heaps OF
sno'd rng asles where once S:'od
happy and prosperous homes. T"en
came eigh ye.rs Of theft and pl'!erlng
which was overturned in 1876. The
registration law was ia'en led 10 pre-
vent the negro from voting and it did
10 successful degree. NV we are
to have new law which is intended
to give the white man the advantage
for two years, and aft>r that he may
look out. 1t will be iIorjz ,ntal cut
after 1898 and the white men had
better "come into the ark" before the
food deccnds.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
aSSEGNEE'S SALE.

DY virtue Of the power and autho:-
l. ity conferred upon ne BY a ccr,
tain deed of assignment, :ecuted and
delivered to me by c: \ n bricc, rs
survivor of Calvin Erice Co., dated
the 18th day of Scptc 'e", 1872, l
will offer for sale before the Court
House door in Winnsbcro, on the 1lrSl
Monday in December next, within the
legal hours of sole, at public outciy.
to the highest bidder, the following
described tract or parcel OF land, 10
wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract OF land,
near Woodward, in the County OF
Fairfield and State Of South Carolina:
containing Seventy (70( Acres, more
Oh less, known as "Caroiine jenkins
and Morris Weaver Place." bounded
by lands of Peter Jenkins, a. y.
Jackson and others.
ALSO,
All the right, title an! interest OF
J. y. Brice in the undivided lands OF
his mother, the late Mary i. Hrirc, to
VIII, IN ali iDIl CCtlillll L .tNt pi b'et W
Of land, situate and being in Fairfield
County and Safe Of S",rb Carolina.
on waters of bumpers Creek. con-
tanning Four Hundred and Twcniy-siX
Acres, more or less, and bounded oy
lands Of David IL. Cork: J. T.. Lewis,
Mrs. r. y. J. Nnb:cy. Emma NoJi"y
and Others.
TERMS OF S.lLE:
OAe-third of the purchase money
to lie paid in cash Oh day OF sale, the
balance upon credit OF ono and fW"
years from day # sale, payable III
equal instalmelts. win interest uFoH
the same from dl: Of sale 1T the rate
OF oight per ccaun rcr annnn, p%y;'-
bic annually, - be secured D.. me
bond Of the purchaser ami mort
gage Of the premises sod
The purchaser to rAy + + al Noes
sarE papers. r
JOHN i CRAIG,
ASsigntc OF &. Br,c': Survivor.
11-9:d
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
:
What is

Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Eats
and Children It contains neither OPIUM Tocp;lc -oz
o+bo- Narcotic substance 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Caster OIL
IT is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty gears use by
Millions of Mothers. Castor destroys Worms and aas
feyerishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sur Curd'
cures Diarrhna and Wind Collie Casto1la relieves
teethins troubles, constipation and htulency.
Castoria assimates the food regulates The stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and nati7al sleep' Cs7
tora is tho Children's Panacea-the Motners rieo'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21

". B VIZ, viIa,,, 80; A: +: W6ite.3 3
u r nHson, 50; ! s.. Gar4.-sSss;5 ::
y :. = =. :Btrsbham s2SllI1oo ~ T g.,
J. c Alexander. 81; ". e: Carver,
81; W. C. MCGOWAN, IS; r. L.
Henry, 81; W. T. Field, So; NJ. O.
Rowland, SIS; w. T. Bowen, 81; r. O.
Atkinson, S.; J. L. Glenn, 81; e, G.
Wells, S.; II. NJ. Barton, 81; Geo. S.
Newer, S.; R. M. McCown, IS; Thos
z. Miller, S5; r. B. Watson, IS.
The total from the shove list amounts
to $3.50, which makes good showing
considering the short time in which
the committees have been at work.
Register.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
w. =. CASH CO., ATLANTA. GA.
EXECUTORS SALE.
STATE oE SOUTH CAROLINA, I

Fairfield County.
T WILL offer for sale to the highest
/ bidder. at " innsboro, S. g., before
the Court House, between the legal
hours on salesday of December, prox.,
(being The 2nd day Of said month"; the
zlgleWin.. 7.sSes q; n e
the estate of the late Mrs. Sarah E.
Center, situate, lying and being in Tire
Coanty and S. ate aforesaid, on waters
of Bouas Creek, which aivi les tine
whole tract of 500 Acres into two
nearly equal parts, as will b. ssea by
the plats thereof in the Office "t the
Register Of Mesne ConveyaHces for
said County. .,
Tract No. !, lying north Of raid
Greek, containing 346 Acres, more or
less, bouhded on the north by lands
of Crights , n,eg!ass, Henry Smith and
A. F. Rut, Ca the east by lands CT
VIM. Haithc.>ck, Nose Wooten and b.
Boney, and On tn. seuthw est bx Bonas
Creek.
Tract No. 2, containing 463 Acres,
WOic CI IcSS, UoUhNON lol'u OS SdlO
Bonas Creek, east by lands Of. Thus.
Woo:en and Adam Brown, somh by
lands of Haigood, west by lands Of
Hsigood, Dunlap and Aston.
Said trac will be sold separately
on the folio wing terms: One-thii,t If
the purchase money to be paid in Cash.
and the balance on credit Of one and
two years, payable in two equal annual
instalments, with interest from day Of
sale, payable annually, until the whole
debt is paid, to be secured by the bond
Of the purchaser and mortgage of the
premises sold. If terms Of sale are
not Immediately complied with said
traot or tracts, as the csse may be, will
be offered for sale again on SAME day.
Purchasers t. pay for papers.
WM. WALLACE,
November +, 1895 Executor.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
Assignee's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH. .CARC5>!SA
COUNTY OFFA1DFiEI.D.


Persuant to powcI contaioed III !;
deed of assignment executed I" i;i1 o.
.. G. Desportcs on lie 29i's yt::y %:
January, 1895, I viii o;;n' f"r r.. 1e-
fore the Court Hnu.e tin!.i in y nus
boro, on the Irst Mor'';;y IL DActlnDer
next, tie following - o?e:':, I" VII
l. "A!l that cnrtaj" 2i'"" or 'o' OF
land, lying. being ant situate III me
:wn of Winrsboro. 4n the corner OF
Congl ess and College Streets running
north from th: corne' Of said streets
one hundred and thirv feet, more OF
less, thence east o'o hundred ana
twenty.slx iee', moe or less, then
southeasterly aboat one hundred ana
forty feet, mole Or less, along the
line of the e. e.. & A. =. r., thence
westward one hundred and eighty
feet, more Or less, to the corner OF the
said Congress anil College stfeets
bounded on the roth by lot OF the
Mt. Zion Society, OF the east DY :. y
s. A"I7oa-' '"ead track on the sou,n ~; iy
;UIII1f 'SA -es.ay2 on Inc WEI -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
.Nasa Z sHu1s G!TscItalS V

New York banking circles r.
that Secretary Carlisle will to-day
meet the leading bankers of this city
at private conference to consider the
question Of the gold reserve. The
meeting will be of the highest i'm
portance. The treasury as already
announced has been for the Last t.so
weeks in communication with the
leading iuteres here with view to
ascertaining What they cnnld ..ud
would Ito when the reserve should
reach the s75 10000 mark.
Thu Special messenger of the depart
ment was W. Z Gurus. who 1his time
studiously avoided simplicity. The
banks have entertained favor ably toe
plan of raising s25 100000 in gold for
four per cent. bonds on s three per
cent. basis. The question Of the &C.
tirement of the green backs will also
probably be considered.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21

IL our opinion those delegates in the
constitutional convention who oppose
having any of the Institutions for
higher education put in the constitu-
ton are right. The matter of their
support or extinction should be left
with the legislature. Nobody iavors
complete educational system more
earnestly than the GreenVi.le News,
bu there is no sense in trying to force
the State to do what she may not be
able 10 do. A poor STATE eudeavoring
to maintain a system adopted for a
rich one is in precisely the same po-
sirion with a man who earns ten dol
lars week and attempts TO live in the
style of liberal millionaire.-Grcsn-
rille NcpS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
*s****zA< NOW READY. ##*

ready Fall and Winter goods
clayeh stock shown
Goods magnificent comprising tine line OF oo
Fcl llenieas Also latest novelties iii Mohr PIX ana
Black Goods the prices are QUE
o before.
Silks for Waists Silks for Trimmings Fe7ets JET Ut
and Gymt's
very age Domestic saeen Prints,
Flann All goods advancing
Blankets, Noo Underwear have
Sec:- them aud you will be convinced.
leather and noee'
and bought stock consequently we
60: ohi variety, and at lowest irlcc,.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
Probate Sale.


-PI;.iu:iT, vs.. W. D. Stone, NJ. j.:
Galloway Ct al, Defendants.
Complaintto ;Scu Land 70 Pay Debts.
g-u!L1 sell 1T public QUERY, at
j N.nnsboro Court House, Fairfield
County, : c.. on saleday in December,
1895. next, :sr the payment OF debts,
the foling described real estate BE-
longing to the estate of L. }. Gallo
way. deceased, situate in said State
q. i County of Fairfield, to wit:
Al: that tract or parcel OF land:
known as the "William Brice" tract,
c3ntaiuing Two Hundred and Sixty
three ana One-haif Acres, more or
less. bouaGcd on the north by lands Of
vii ian Brice and 7. 6. Patrick !;
south liv lands of John Vinson; east
bv l::ud, Of Mrs. w. J. Lucas; west
bv tic public road leading from Wlnus-
brro 10 Chester.
Terms: One-half cash, the balance
on credit of twelve months, with IN
tcrt>: from day of sale, the credit por
Ii III 10 be secured by bond of pur'
cha.cr ami mortgage of the premises; !;
or. purchaser may have option Of pay
inr al: cl.h. Purchaser to pay tor
p!p":S. ,,,,r
Judge Of Probate Abbevillc County.
II q Il
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
For Over IfiftY Years

Mrs. WlNsLow's SOOTHING ',YKEs' has
been used for over fifty Year. By millions
Of mothers for their children while t'HSh.
inq, with perfect success. 1t &,othc: rie
child, Softens the gums. :,Ilays ~ pain,
cures wind cn!ic, a',i i, he .:es: ;nlchy
for DiarrhGa. II will rel eve 1ae 2 'or lit
tie sufferer Immediately. Sossf Ivy Drug
gists in every parL OF the world. J Hen;y-
Eve cents buttIe. BE sire =, Il ask tor
Mrs. WInSioW's Soothing ~ a. and
axe nu c:her Iinu. 5-26tXly
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21

=. \, - = - - - =
County c; anA
ing Two Acres. mo?e, or. less. and
bounced on the nnr;h - Church
Street, on the cat by Means stree, or
;he south by lands If y. /. Raft and
Moses James, and on thc west by Pai-
mer Street, being the same lot con-
yeyed to Matte l.. Z. DesporteS by
Sallie A. Means, trustee, by deed BEAR
ing date 31st January, 1855"
TERMS OF SALE.
"Onc-third cash, the balance in one
and two years, in two equal paNentS,
with interest from day of sale, to be
secured by bond Of the purchaser
and mortgage cf the premises sold"
Purchaser 10 pay for all necessary
papers. we
November II, 1898. Assignee.
1l-12td
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21


IA 5ud, situate in the
10, State Of South
10y being 'ot IA" onl
?. "2IjF "XT = AE&t sars, tue p:SSpaWJ;yl = W4lfe. s1
made 6Tt;oat1s CERT. Stewart on the
90;h of December, 1881, having a
brick store-house thereon"
ALSO,
3. Gall thai certain other lot OF lane
in the town Of Win,sboro, County ana
State aforesaid, fro,ting on Congress
Street, beginning st point on salo
Congress Street, at the southwestern
corner of lot, to1nerIy owned by
u. G. Desportes, (nd described Just
above) running soth along the salo
Congress Street, distance Of twenty
four feet and eight .nchcs 10 an alley
way, then cornerilg and running cast
ffty-.ix tceG and four iuches, then
corncriNg and running north distance
of twenty .fonr tce aud eight inches,
then corneriny al running west
distance of tift..-siX feet and 1our
inches 10 the .9tirg point; SAID lot
containing o,c sf"rc-house thereon,
all bounded '.n the north by store
and lce known as''The Hub" and on
the es.st and scutt by lots Of Timothy
Harden, and on the west by Congress
Street."
ALSO,
4. aAn that cr!aiu ut Of land in
the town of Winlsborc, in the County
and State aforeail, containing Two
Acres, more or kss, and bounded on
the north by Elliott Street, on the cast
by lands Of J. L. Mcdonald on the
south by lands O, SalIie \. Garrison,
on the west by New Street, known as
the E. NJ. Garrison lot"
ALSO.
8. "AlI that ohcr .rta:n lot Of land
in the said townot Winn 'boro: in the
County and Stale aforesaid. containing
Three and Ont-ha # Acres, more Or
less, ard BOUNDED Oh The north by the
E. AI. G;.rriSca iut above described
and lot of j. Z. McDoca|d, OIL the cast
by lands Of II. L. Elliott and Alfred
Moore Oh the sau.l b. Co'!ese Street:
and Oh the west by lan1 : OF A:rS :. y.
Garrison and S. l.. CARR son. :;IoA II as
the j. NJ. Ciarri.on lot"
ALSO,
6. "Ail that certain Other ios af land
in the town If Winnshoro 30, n the
County and Stale aforesaid- containing
Four Acres, more 0, less, rounded Oh
the north by lot of Lucinda Thompson,
On the east by lot of Henry L. l. lott,
on the south by lands or Henry "A.
Gaillard, and OF the west 'oy lands IF
W. II. FlcuLiken.
ALSO,
I. "All that piece, parcel Or tract Of
and, lying, beirg and situate i'll the
County and State aforesaid, OIL the
oeay'S Ferry road, Known as the, Smith
olaee, containing Five 1lundred and
rwenty-Seven Acres, more or less.
pounded by lands of James Eair, Jonn
Iovrc, Gen. John Bratton: lands OF |
be estate of John Wylie and Others:
ALSO,
s. "Jlll that piece, parcel o. trait Of
and lying, being and sitna'e in the
,onnsY of Fairfield and SAFE afore-
aid, containing Eight Hundred and
0orty-eight Acres. more or less, Known
g the Harrison l'lace, and bcunded on
he north by lands Of John G.. and
Francis NJ. Gadsden and Mrs. Keller.
N the east bv lands cf John Slnpson
md the Black estate, on the south by
ands of Mrs. S. f. DuBose and the
Nolling tract, and en- the west by
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
James Egleston and the Smart place "
ALSO.

James Egleston and the Smart place"
ALSO, |
9. ;tAll That certain piece, parcel or |
tract Of land, lying being and situate |
in the County and State aforesaid, con-
tanning Two Hundred and Ten Acres, !
more or less, bounded on the north BY |
lands of Adclinc Fife. on the east by
| lands of I. W. Rawls and the Peay,S
Ferry road. on the south by the NC
| DcWell place, on tic west by lands OF
Gen. John Bratton, known as the YIN.
Wylic place."
ALSO,
II. "All that certain pircc, parcel
or tract Of land, being, lying alla sliu,
| ate in the County of Fairfield and
State aforesaid, containing Two liuh-
dred and Ei@hty-tWo Acres, more Oh
less, and bounded on the north bH
lands of Il. y. McAlastcr, on the ca t
bv lands of |. y. Wiihcrs, deceased:
on the south by lands Of f. Elder: al"
on the west by lands Of Il. y. McNas-
ter and +. Elder"
AL-O3
Is. "-All that piece, parcel CT ;ract
Of land, lying, being and situate in the
County and Stale aforesaid, On the
waters of Lite Watcrce Creek, con-
tanning Two Hundred and Twelve
Acres, bounded by lands CT Preston!
Ron and II. L. Elliott, being part Of
the lands formerly belonging to Z. u.
| Ford"
ALSO,
II. call that certain piece, parcel
or tract OF land, lying, being and sltu-
ate in the County and Stale aforesaid:
containing Three Hundred and Twenty
three Acres, more orless. on the eastern!
side of The Ro,kcy Mount road, ane
bounded by lands Of Mrs. Weir, By
lands of Gen. John Brafton and the
BGgley lands, and by lands Of E'deE.'
ALSO,
Is. "All that certain piece, rarcc
or tract Of land, lying, being and stu
ate in the County Of Fairfield and thu
Stale aforesaid, containing Fifty Acres
more or less, known as the Curlet
place. bounded on The north and cas-
bv lands Of w. H. Padgctt, on th'
sJuth by lands formerly owned b,
Dr.. r. +. Broom and p. II. Clark, OF
.4 tic west by lands formerly owned D!
Z. p. Broom, lying or the waters o
I Little Cedar Greek"
ALSO,
: l.. ''.li; That certain piece. l&:cel 0
;~;.cr o iani, }yiHg, being aid s:tuat
il Tic Cou"ty Of Fairfield a!d otSt
y a.yrc all, continuing One Hrndre'
u and Six acres, more CT less, bounde'
e. on the north by lands Of Eraucl
5. Nelson. on the east by lands OF Mrs
cr n. L. G. Desportes and by lands Q
/: Jno. W. Smart, on the south by land
OF Of Frank Brown, and on the west b.
he lands of J. O. Doag, kHo;:n IS IN
Of Jas. Eglcston place."
y ALSO,
or 10. "All that certain piece, parcel 0
I'd tract of land, !yiag. being aid siiuat
en- in the County and State af1resale
I'd containing One Hundred Acres. Jnol
be or less, and bounded on The north b
ce lands of Marin Hall, on the east D
ty lands Of Martin Hal, Wesley liaI .
he Sarah McCuljough: on t:'a south y
s: lands OF Jesse Gladden.. Oh The VIC;
he by lauds Of Wesley Hall, known
e. the jim Hall place."
hy i'y ALSO,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
Liberal Contributions fer the Gary Aonu-
nent.

Col. john T. Sloan, of the Gary
Monument Association, has been hard
at work for the past few days solicit
ing subscriptions for the erection Of
the monument to Gen. Martin w.
Gary. lie has been very successful 50
far. The first day S3S2 were collected.
Since then he has collected the follow
ing amounts: J. n. Parrot, 81; j. st.
Julian Yates, s.; w. H. Mauldin,
s10O; Stanyarne Wilson, 500; john
B. Dent, SIS; John J. McMahsn, s.;
Fl. B. Buist, S.; J. ?. X. BRYAN, s.;
II. e.. Patton, So; w. D. Mayfield, $40;
R. F. McCaslan. s.; &. W GarriS, S.;
L. F. parler, S.; NJ. r. Cooper, S.;
r. r. Hempbil, S.; g. II. Peake, s.;
-, F. Vonkolnitz, Jr, So; W. NJ.
A; W. II. Zimmerman, S.;
So; J. A. Sigh. s.;
Z 5db T. ,d4f:!eE PATTERSON, on s.;
aSsul a1!2 aoJ 1Ion'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
NeaGS and Forestry.

Some members of the convention
were disposed to make light Of Mr..
Jne. J. McMahan's 'rosds and feres-
trs" bill in the convention, but they
are perhaps not thinking on that line,
81 tn sneak
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoda.
When she Was q Child, she cried for C.storia.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria.
When she had Chidrea, she gave them Castoris.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-21
Beware of Ointment for Catarrh that Con.
tain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense Of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do is
tenfold to the good YOU can possibly
derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. J. Cheney
& Co, Toledo, o., contains no mer-
curry, and is taken Internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. In bu! ing
Halls Catarrh Cure be ssre you get
the genuine. 1t is taken internally,
and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F J
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
CvSo!d by Druggists, price 75:. rer
O)ti!e.