The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-29
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recommend il: Price IS cts. at oil druggists
able to attend court on account of
ais injuries will make his excuses to
the municipal authorities later.
The long distance telephone has
come to stay. After several months
| experiment here to see whsther or not
it would pay to keep an Office at this
| point the American Telegraph and
Telephone Company have finally de"
cidea to make this permanent oGce.
All day Wednesday workmen were
engaged in putting up posts and run.
Hins wires from the outer edge of
town to ;ths Office Of the company
Hereafter the sending Of messages
will be ss secret as telegrams. In
telephone parlauce the company will
put lin booth which insures entire
| secrecy.
Rev. W. z. Sitzsr, W. Catos, N. Y,
| writes, II had dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doctors and medicines
without benefit. T was persuaded to
| use Kedol Dyspepsia Cure and it
helped me from the start. I believe it
to be a paaacea for all forms Of indl-
gestion." 1t digests what you eat.
McAaster Co.
The Charlotte Evening News
speaks Of most enjoyable entertain
nent last Thursday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Ella Parks, Of Pineville,
where Miss Fannie Creight and Miss
Mamie Jordan were visiting. The
News says: "Aiss Francis Creight,
who is ssplendid elocutienist, con-
sented in her graceful, winning man
ner to contribute a number of recits-
tions. The recitations 'Larca,' 'Gsne-
We've and 'Tennyson's Bugls Song,'
held the audience spell-bound. Poor
Lone Creature Miss Creight aesignat-
ing Mr.. E. E. Williams as the poor
lone creature and Mr.. Tom Smith
came in for his share in The Usual
Case wherein he 'got lett greatly to
the amusement OF the hearers."
Nm. Orr, Newark, O., says, "We
never feel safe without One Minute
Cough Curs in the house. 1t saved
my little boys life when he had the
pneumonia. We think it is the best
medicine made" 1t cures coughs and
all lung diseases. Pleasant to take,
harmless and gives immediate results.
McNaster Co.
The gentlemen interested in the
Winnsboro Creamery have completed
it's orga.&ation within the last few
days. In quiet way the project has
bsaazaa for some time-no grsats
am aiss ~Sss: sae'>6a 6at some
goosA&. L Will not be many days
'efore the company will begin the
manufacturing eff butter on a large
Gale. The object Of the company is
o find a way fer the adjacent farmers
o readily dispose of the milk OF their
arms. The company at present will
operate altogether ou cream purchased,
lavipg no COWS of it's own. In this
way those who have COWS can find =
,eaay sale for all the milk they can
supply. The scheme is good one.
It is the beginning Of new Industry
n our county which we hope will be
be means Of suggesting to our people
,ther means and ways of utilizing the
many sources of wealth that lie almost /
1t our doors which need bat push and |
enterprise to develop our county into
IS fourishing and prosperous COM
nunity as any in the world. The
natural advantages we possess are
numerous and the resources are almost
nexhaustible, which if all were
brought into play by diversifyiDg our
Industries would put her in the fret
.anks as regards material prosperity.
It is fortunate for this infant Industry
hat those who will take charge OF 1t
Is il commences it's existance are the
foremost business men Of this section
noted for their push and energy and
capacity for handling successfully !
whatsoever they set their hands to
Icing.