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range? If so, you may, by witnessing
one exhibition of Pawnee Bills His
toricsl Wild West, in conjunction with
his magnificent Rippodrome, Mexican
Bull Fight, end Trained Animal Show,
combining many new and imposing
features, namely: Miss May Lille,
the 18Th century Diana, champion girl
horseback rife shot of the world
absolutely without rival. Senor Jose
Vaiasques, riding and driving IS
horses at one time. Thrilling hippo
drome, trained animals, herd of buff
faloes and a drove of long-horned
Texas steers, Indian ponies, bronchos,
mustangs, &C.; also band Of Aus
tralisn Bushmen, famous Black Track
ers and Boomerang Throwers, troupe
Of famous Japanese Lancers, Fencers
and Fighters, and sword combats on
horseback. Ali Bros, Oriental stars,
Arabian Acrobats and Human Pyra-s
mid Builders; 5000 animals and in-1
animate curiosities, making one of thes
grandest and most wonderful exhibiss
tons that ever appeared in Winnsboro.f
A grand free street parade win take
place at 10 a. m. Wait and seccthe
big Wild West.
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II Nesl-HeverIo Business College and
School of Shorthand and Typewriting
Of Spartanburg, Sc.
We are prepared to offer a scholar
ship in this college in a course in
bookkeeping, or if the applicant pre-
fers, course in stenogcaphy and
typewriting. This scholarship is
worth: sS5 and will enable the one
holding it to complete the course free
of all charge except cost of books,
stationery, &C., amounting to five or
six dollars. The person winning the
scholarship will be required to promise
that he or she will remain until the
course is thoroughly completed. The
scholarship will he given to the person
who secures for TIE NEWS AND
HERALD the largest number Of sub
scribers. Of course subscription price
must be RENTED when the name is
sent. Tbs contest will close Nov.
18th. We sh .. be glad to furnish
further informati
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. pAWNEE BILLS WILD WEST

VIII Exhibit In Winnsboro Saturday, Mo-
vember 12--Ffr One Day Only.
Our people are to be favored with
Pawnee Bill's combined shows, COM
prising a genuine Wild West Indian
Village, Indian Museum, Hppodrome,
mezican- Bull -Eigota Exnosition OF
Trained Animals, beaded by the isE1ea
guide, scout, U. S. Interpreter az. ano
Oklahoma hero, Major G. VIM. Lille
(Pawnee Billy, with his own company
Genuine and true-it is no imitation
! uis Indians sra Indians, his Mexlcahs
are Mexic.ns, his cow boys are co"
boys, his vaqueros are vaqueros' ane
so on through the long list OF genuin'
attractions. Would you see the loola'
as be was in his might; wou'd you se
him in sage brush covered plalns' Il
the valleys of the Rocky Mountal,
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CHURCH SERVICES.

Services will be held in the follow
ing churches on Sunday:
Methodist-11 a. n. by the pastor
Sunday School at s p. n. Prayer
meeting "Wednesday at 5p. m.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Rev. c. E Mcdonald. Service at II
a. m. Young mems meeting at 315'
p. m. Sunday School at 4 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 6 p. m
Presbyter;an-11 a. m. by the pas
tor. Sunday School at 5 p. N. Prayer
meeting Wednesday ut 5 p. m.
Baptist-11 a m. by the pastor.
Sunday School al 10 a. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening at 6 O'Clock.
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GA 8To7EA.
s;sss.ss ssss, :as ~" Kind You Hay! !::y! s'''h
Signature "a leXzkzZW
COMING AND GOING.

Miss Alice McMaster came home OF
Friday for short stay.
Mrs. B.J. Quattlebaum has returned
from a visit to relatives in Edgefsli
County.
Grand Master j. T. Barron was the
gusst of Mr.. and Mrs. Holbrook Rior
| during his stay here.
Rev. Jas. G. Glass passed tbFosgI
town on Wednesday on his WaYfsen
Washington where he attended tht
eonneil -. IS. :,
Mrs. Mary G. Rion has returned
from Aiken and will make her home
with her son Mr.. Holbrook Rion.
Mrs. Rion's friends are glad to wei
come her home again.
IS Miss Lille Walton, who has been on
"a visit ofseYeral weeks to Mrs. Z. p.
Youagiaer, returned to her home in
the s.citY by the sea" onfhe eth Of
eteberseeompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
y. 2. Younginer who enjoyed gals
weekan the city, MIA. Y. Walton
returned home with them to enjoy a
short stay on the hills of Fairfield.
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GRAND MASTER BARRoN's LEcrUEE

Grand Master J. T. Barron delivered
alecture on Masonry in the court house
on Thursday night, a large audience
was present, including q great many
ladies snd Masonic brethren from
RidgeWay and elsewhere. Mr.. j. E.
McDonald, Master OF Winnsboro
Lodge, after announcing that as MasoBs
they are taught never to enter upon
any undertaking without first invoking
the blessings of the Deity, requested
Rev. Mr.. Allston to open with prayer.
After the prayer, Mr.. Mcdonald II.
troduced the Grand Master. Mr..
Barron's lecture was thoroughly en-
joyed. He explained and answered
the objection so often made against
Masonry on account of its secrecy:
His application of the law of secrecy.
in the sphere of :nteH HectuaHty, Was
especially good. Mystery, he sais.
WAS found in sodsisse7,,1z 7sssss
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4OttOA o&eSeS eA1e,>
INTO the secrets OF Masonry
He admitted that there are hypocrltes
among Masons as we'll as hypocrites in
in the church, but this fact does not
disprove the lofty principles of the
law. He spoke of the universally OF
Masonry; its creed is belief in the
Gres> Architect of the Universe, char
ity and humanity ana Drotner1y
He closed his lecture with an eloquent
exhortation to the brethren, reminding
them that the world cares nothing for
professions, but there must be fruits.
After the lecture, the Lodge was
opened and the NJ. NJ. degree was con-
ferred.
Besides the Grand Master and many
visiting brethren from Ridgeway, the
| District Deputy Master, NJ. A. Bridges
| was present.
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Enterprising Druggists

There are few men mere wide awake
and enterpEisiss,than Asastes Ga;
who pafe pas1ss to sgeeare Ell =
Eofs every thing In their line fot Bhtiir
man aeust omegs. They RoW haHstiio
yalna Sle agency for DIR. 4liugssye Ten
Discovery for Consumption Senehs
.and:Ni iolds. This is the sRondeenf
sreneay tat is proc cling s1eh afafpft
ali over the country by nsnany STARK
ling cures: II absolutely cure Asth1fas
Bronchitis, Hoareness and all afecliaEs
.ofsthe Throat Chest and Lungs ASGS
at above drug store and getsa trial
ffe freeSor q regular size for s51e
and $500. Guarante TO cp 81
price refunded.
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LOCALsBRIEFS.

\ Read the town ordinance iu an
other column.
The members ofthe Plesbyterial
Church are going to buy an improves
fnrnace for their church to replace th'
enc now III use.
Tho managers Of the election
fron different parts Of the county wer'
( IL town Friday to get their ballo
boxes. They are getting ready fol
: the election on Tuesday.
among the Ridgeway paople whc
came up to hear the lecture on Thurs
dap night we're Messrs Herbert Ruff,
Spsnn Edmunds, William Rembert,
r. s. Spence, Mars Cooper and P. n.
Spence.
1t now seems an assured factthat
the First Regiment will be mustered
Eonts On Thursday, November 10th. The
6rk of disbanaing is heavy, but the
I Ulcers expect all to br completed by
,sxaursday.
S 'sS's We have received an invitation
Ind q railroad ticket from the directors
ed superintend Of the Penitentiary
asal 10 visit the State farmson
Ffiday November 18th. We return
bar thanksfor The compliment.
Three weddings in which the
speoplesof Winnsboro and many in the
Eourte e1esl much interested will take
,klace on Wednesday, the 18th. One
I: Ill take place in Ridgeway, one in
songtoWIa and enc in Columbia.
-The Ketchin building, just north
81 3. T. McMaster's store, is nearly
'ppleted and is quite a handsome
We hope, in few years
Role Of the business part of
ssent brick front.
November 24th, has
ed By the President as 81
=
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How to Look Good.

Good looks are really mare than skin
deep, depending entirely on a healthy
condition of all the vital organs: II
the liver be inactive, you have bilious
look; if your stomach be dlsordered,
Won have q dyspepic look; If your
kidneys be affected, you have a plncneo
look. Secure good health, and You
will surely have good looks. "Elec;
tric Bitters' is good Alternative and
Tonic. Acts directly on the stomach
liver and kidneys, purities the olooo,
cures pimples, blotches and Dolls' ano
gives 3 good complexion. Every Dot
tie Guaranteed. Sold at McMastel
Co.'s drug store. so cents per bottle;
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, r,xeo will be due and payable 1n% s1s.
tta5 ta5s 5tb day Of October 90 .ne '
day December, 1898. .,,.noaa. i.
5 mills; h Ordinary co1nty puIpo;;sIIe ps,;sI:
4 mills; foSeast indebtedness I mn,
for school puneeses fmnR Mat, Ia4nt,e
total levy Of IS hills on tie ta9sp;s
property of this con>ty. There is u
addition to the foregoing, . speciMSl a. .en
for school purposes OF Apllls 70 1c NO: Ok x
No. a, No. II, No: 1s>and DO: -,
making q total of 15smlih in taoss
school districts, and aspecial a schoo1
tax, of 1 mill in No. 19, making q toA
Of Il mills in it.
each male citizen between the ages OF
21 and 60 wears, except thols VINO arc
d;sshled or are made exempt 0y law.
Taxes are payable lin the foAoTi1g
kinds Of furds and noSot1or. ooie
and silver coin, United STATES sot'
rercy. national bank notes and ecu.
mons. which shall sbec0me duo ana
psyable durirg the year 1893 on sens
conso,idated bonds known as "bro oMn.
bonds and the bonds Of this STATE
Irown as "Blue" bonds, and an!
other State bonds which may be isaled
) by authority Of an Act Of the General
Assembly, the coupons OF Wnica a.e
by such Act made receivable LOT taxes.
t. NAV not be araiss to remind tne
tax pavers tnat when the time ZOE
collecting taxes without penalty closes
the present incumbent VIII sa.asaSe, and atbe,
the office to his successor ano tia;
neither he nor his successor can .lo
those who are not up to- dats n paylns L9
e. their taxes, aud to suggest tnassln M 11u
rush begin as early as the lstn Ss So,
lYember, instead of as heretoLoseS9:
the 18th December ar MsEfa4ElIN
County Treasursr.
.. u;nrehoro. s. c., 6 Oct, 1893.
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sfssn man EsgiTing In q
GIaGhssgsiFlbS. III nls
President AeKinleYsaYs
eW. years IN our history have
I'D such canse for thanksgiving

Sd such canse 1of thanksgiving
his.
The ladias of the Episcopal Church
shaYe organized Cemetery Guild for
THE purpose of keeping the cemetery in
order. All those who have relatives
buried in this cemetery may be mem
bers of the Guild. The ladies will
rnee. on the first Thursday in every
month.
II. D. McCarley & Co. have re-
ceiyed another barrel Of Porto k'co
molasses, captured by the lst 5: u
Regiment at the evacuation OF San
Juan. To addition to this they have
fmackerel, fresh link sausage every
=swesg. hams, and fresh groceries. See
their ad.
Several families in the eastern
part of town have changed their places
of residence and are now settled IN
their new homes. Mr.. Q. D. Will
ford has moved into his pretty house,
Rev. J. D. Ercut and family are IN the
Methodist parsonage, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston Rion are in the McMaster
house.
"Wednesday, the 9Th Of November
will be the fiftieth anniversary OF the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Geng
It does not often happen that two
people are spared to each other for 50
many years, and upon their COLDER
wedding day Mr.. and Mrs. Gerig vii
doubtless receive the copgratulatlon'
Of their many frieud5.
A week from to-day Pawnee Bill>
Wild West Show will pitch it' lent
in town, and as circus, or show O.
sDy kind in town is such an unu'ua
event it will probably draa q larg
crowd. The newspaper accounts o
this show say that it is we'll wort
seeing, the horseback riding beng e1
ceptionally line.
The town of Greenwood Is one
the most progressive in the State sh
has electric lights and waterwork
and very handsome hotel has Dee
built recently. 1t is town about II
s;z. of Winnsboro. Why cann'
our to1A follow the good example
her sister, 50 that we may enjoy son
Of the confy.ts and con7enlences IN
her cisizens are enjoying:
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
A SCHOLARSHIP.

Saturday, November 5. 1898
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ss;;c Ss;;c$etrurGS.3

Be it enacted and q ~
Intendant and Wardens 50
Winnsboro in Council
the purpose of raising supp
year commencing April l, s.z99
ending April I, 1899, g
sums and In. the lnannes
mentioned shall be ~ s..
into the treasury of s&S 3sS:s
use and service the e22ssss
say:
Five gmills ad vas
dollar Of the value OFF,
sonal property withs
limits Of the town of 80
Two dollars to-. bs.
male inhabinant Of theS -
boro between the ages O. 49,
and fifty (50) years in Lie
on the streets Of said towns
All taxes assessed and pa
this Ordinance shall be pais -
following named kinds of fuhsts
no other: Gold aud silver coin,
,ed States currency and national bah
notes.
All taxes herein assessed shall be
due and payable between ths 18th day
of November instant and the 1st day
of January, 1899, and all taxes re-
naming unpaid on the 1st day OF jan
usrv, 1899, shall be collected by dis
tress or otherwise as now provided by
law, together with all legal costs.
Done in Council this the first day
of November, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight
: 1sEAL7 hundred and ninety-niDe,
= --.-.-o---s@z z-under the corporate seal
of the said Town Council.
JAS. T.. <cSAN- -
a A,+oat. 1utendant.
JNo. J. NEIL, Clerk OF Council.
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Union Services,

The union services will be held al
the Brptist Church Sunday evening
at Z 50 O'Clock.
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Grand Display OF Hats and Bonne's anu
Millinery Novelties.

Millinery Novelties.
Having been in the business for over
30 vears, I am certainly up in the
business; besides having the assistance
Of 4 f;st class up.to-date miIllner:
Miss schill, Of Baltimore, 10 this DE-
,:artneu.. Satisfaction guaranteed
eve IS a call before you decide aoou
your hat. MIS-. - w. Do'
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Neel-HeverIo Business College and
School of Shorthand and Typewriting
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GRAND TROLLEY RIDE

Of the P. o. s. of A. to Merwins Res
taurant, Woodmont.
A large number of the p. O. S. of
A. of this city, with wives. and ladies',
braved the cold last evening by giving
a trolley ride to Woodmont. Supper
was served on arrival, After supper
dancing was INDUCED in to the music
by the Lenox orchestra. Hague was
the prompter.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Evarts, Mr.. and Mrs E. F.
Foote, Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Tyler, Mr..
and Mrs L. H. Beardsley, Mr. and Mrs.
A. A Fairfield, G. w. Lewis, j. Lutz,
w. Neadles, s. p. Jonas, H. Martin and
lady, w. Whitman, J. Fl. Peck, A. j.
Willard and lady, Bert Monson, John
Frazer, w. Sherwood and lady, Misses
Florence and Nellie Monk, Miss Title
Robbins and others. Among the rest
were the champion lobster eaters of
the order, Henry Monk and Walter
Neadles.
Brothers Foote, Evarts and Jonas of
Camp No. 4, Willard, Unger and Mar
tin Of No. and Peck, Monk and Ross
of No. l were the committee who had
charge.
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CONNECTICUT D. A. r.
The Annual Business Meeting at Bris-
~

The Annual Business Meeting at Bris-
toll
The annual business meeting of the
Connecticut society, daughters of the
American Revolution, will be held in
Bristol under the auspices Of the
Katherine Gaylord chapter on Tues
day, February 5, in the parlors of the
Methodist Episcopal church on Sumner
street. The morning session begins at
1880, and o'clock the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the church will serve luncheon
for which tickets may be obtained at
so cents each.
In addition to the regular reports
and business of the day music is to be
furnished by Mrs. Welles and the
Chapter Gee club, also by Miss Bush
and Miss Richards. A rebate of
one-third on the return trip will be CIV
en- on both the New England and Con-
selidated roads.
The forty chapters of the state are
to be represented by their regents,
delegates and alternates to the CONT
mental congress. and it is hoped that
all who are planning to attend will
kindly notify the Katherine Gaylord
chapter, Clara Lee Bowman, secre-
tary
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ONE LOAN ACCOUNTED FOR
Continued from First Page,)

Cradle had not been connected with
the Union Hill or Edgmont company
since September last.
He said: "Grable formed the Edg-
mont company, land building con-
Germ, and was also interested in tract
OF $4,000 acres at Fort Collins, Col. He
had an irrigating plant there and SINH
lar enterprises in South Dakota and
Nebraska. He established more than
500 sites in these states He came to
this city strongly recommended by
bankers, merchants and business men
throughout the west and also in the
east. No one invested in his schemes
blindly. All of the investors who be-
came interested visited the property
and made thorough inspection of it.
All who were interested pronounced in
it's favor and there is no reason for a
change of mind. He did not exagger-
ate the advantages and we are surpris-
ed over the stories which have been
published concerning him. 1t is the
general opinion here that Mr.. CRADLES
troubles have been caused by the coll
lapse Of the many enterprises in which
he is Interested"
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Financial.



Toward Lower Plane.
New York, Feb. 3.-The strength of
to-days stock market was confined to
spots and the general tendency con-
tinued towards lower plane on realiz-
ing sales. Pressure by the bear trad
ers was marked and the outside sup
port afforded by buying orders through
commission houses was Slight There
was strong tone In few Individual
stocks and advances in others We're
brought about by manipulation. Lon
don also bought some securities in this
market. All cases combined, however,
did not avail to maintain prices in the
general list and the average level Of
the market sagged to lower basis.
The most conspicuous movement Of the
day was in Great Northern preferred,
which added IL more points to its re-
cent upward course, making it's gain
thus far this week rs points The sup
ply of this stock in the street at any
time Is exceedingly light and urgent
demand for even small volume raises
the price very quickly. The methods
of operation on this road and its finan-
cial relations to its subsidiary compa-
MES make the stock attractive at any
time on the general possibility of read
justment of relations and this weeks
advance give strong ground for sup
posing that the general possibilities are
shaping into concrete form. There was
nothing in the news of the day to war
rant statement as to what that con-
crete form may be. Over 5000 shares
changed hands during the day. Balti-
more and Ohio also showed continued
strength grounded on vague rumors Of
the approaching completion Of the or
ganizatfon plan for which there was no
authentic warrant. Norfolk and West
ern preferred advanced over a point at
one time on the strength of yesterdays
per cent. dividend declaration, the
buying of the stock for London account
being particularly good. Almost all of
the gain was lost in late reaction.
The coalers were favorably affected as
a group by the prevailing cold weather,
but they failed to hold their gain.
Rubber preferred enjoyed an advan-
tage from the current demand for over
shoes created by the storm. The Van
derbilts We're very strong at times,
Michigan Central being brought into
the talk Of consolidation. Sugar also
ruled above yesterdays closing price.
Other exceptions to the prevailing
weakness mightisbe named, but they
were not conspicuous and none held all
OF their advance. Union Pacific pre-
ferred was very largely dealt in and
rose over last nights close, but fell
below before the close The activity Of
the market showed considerable fall
ing off the recently prevailing average.
The active interest in the bond mar
ket was much better sustained than In
stocks and prices were better held, the
general level being higher and some
sharp gains being scored. Total sales
s6,s1o, 900. 'sSSh
Government bonds were strong all
around. United States twos advanced
",
Following are the closing prices re-
ported by Prince & Whitley, bankers
and Brokers. 46 Broadway, New York,
and IS Center street. New Haven:
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FoR WOMEN AND cH1rnRnN

In connection with the work of the
City Missionary association an exeou-
tive committee Of fifteen we'll known
ladies has been appointed TO have in
its special charge the work of the wo-
mans department. Mrs. H. G. Newton
is the chairman of this executive COM
mlttee and regular meetings are held
on the first Friday of each month to
hear reports from the work Of She
month previous and to transact ny
business that may be necessary. The
meeting for this month will be held at
Is O'clock this afternoon at the City
Mission hall, corner Of Court and State
streets, and ladies interested in this
part of the mission work are invited 10
be present.
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HOLY CROSS ALUMNI.

The Annual Reunion and Banquet to
Be Held at New Haven, Feb. s.
The annual banquet and alumni of
the Connecticut graduates of Holy
Cross college, Worcester, will be held
In the New Haven house, on the even
ing of February s. The alumni associ-
alton of this state was formed two
years ago, John j. Clerkin of New Ha-
ven and P. j. Markley of New Britain,
being among the enthusiastic movers
in it's organization. Mr.. Clerkin is
chairman of the executive committee,
and was the associations first secre-
tary. Rev. William Rogers of SIAM
ford is president and Rev. ]. ]. Curtin
of Waterbury, secretary. About thir-
ty graduates of the school will prba-
bly, be present at the meeting. An in
vitation has been sent to Rev. Father
Lehy, president of the college, to be
present at the annual banquet, and it
is expected that he will attend.