The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-05-05


DO moi fail to read the advertise
ment of TElTHrNA in this paper.
Mr.. Arthur NJ. Owens is an
nouaced for Coroner in this issue.
Sheriff Ellison announces himself
for reelection in this mornings issue.
Mr.. Nose Mobley is having an ad-
dition built 10 his house on Main street.
If you want stylish and up.to-
date millinery, go to Mrs. J. D. Ne
Csrley's.-adY.
The easiest and most effective method
of purifying the blood and invigorat-
ing the systsR il to take DeWitt's Lit
tie Barly RissrS, the famous little pills
for cleansing the liver and bowels.
McMaatsr Co.
-Hennies, the photographer, OF
Columbia, is now in Winnsboro. Call
at once and have your photos made
adv.
The musical festival given at
Converse College beginning on May
9ad has ended and those who left
Winnsboro to attend the concerts are
expected TO arrive home this afternoon.
"DsWitt's Little Early Risers are
the finest pills I ever ussd."-D: j.
Moore, Millbrook, Ala. They quickly
cure all liver and bowel troubles. Nc
Master Co
Tho cennencsmsnt exercises Of
the State Normal and Industrial
School for solored people took place
this week and 3 large class was grad
uated. In this class Fairfield had one
or two representatives, and these have
returned 10 their homes.
-Mra. Hilliard Wylis, who has bsen
quite i'll at her home near town for
some tiwe, was said to be critically i'll
on Thursday, and much anxiety was
felt about her condition. 1t is hoped
that change for the better will take
place shortly.
"Aftsr suffering from piles for If
staE@4Eears I WAS cured by using two
boxes Of d y TSftess---@Essssh fte Hazel
salye," writes W. J. Baxter, North
Brook, N. c. It heals everything.
Beware of eounterfeits. McNaster 20.
Miss Mamie Cummings expects to
leave New York in q few days for
Mexico to visit Ter sister, Miss Ray
Cummings, who is spending some
time in the mountains of Mexico. 1t
is probable that on her way to Mexico
Miss Cummings will stop in Winus-
boro on q visit to relatives.
Miss Mamie Montgomery, State
librarian, was married on Tuesday to
Mr.. franklin Barham, of Columbia.
The wedding took place in the Netho'
dist Church. Miss Montgomery has
several times visited the family OF
Prof. W. H. Witherow in town and
the news of hsr wedding will there
fere be of mach interest to the friends
HaRde during her visit here
RsaEsnnedy, Roanoke, -,
fsvs. ssI cannot say soo machss,i.Ios.;E.,, o+s.,
Wits Witch Hazel Salve. One box
Of it cured what the doctors Gaiieo an
ineurasle nlesr on my jaw" Carss
piles aud ali skin diseases. Look out.
for worthless limitations. McMas1er
Go.
Miss Amelia Lauderdale, who has
been oaits ill at DR.. Pryor'S hospital
in Chester, arrived in WinnIboro Oh
Thursday, having recovered sufficient
" to travel. She was accompanied
by her sister, Miss Lauderdale' ana
are the guests Of Mrs. James brysoA'
Thsir visit to Winnsboro will be very
short as they leave to-day for Nash
vile. Miss Lauderdals's friends sr0
clad to know that che is eonvalescsn''
"A COPY of the Davidson College
Magazine containing an article On
Tbemas Woodward, the Regulator
has been received at this Office. Inc
article is extremely well written ana -
most interesting and reflects naea m
credit upon the author Ar. y. z
Richardson, of sirnpson's, noNketch
dent at Davidson Collessfevolution-
of the life of the brand a number Of
ary soldier.issa about his life. The
iptersastne regulator in the Woed-
burylng ground, near town, is
familiar to nost Fairfield people, and
his grandson, Major T. ". Woodward,
has marked the grave by handsome
2puneRt.
had stomach trouble twenty years
ye up hopes Of being cured till
4Iu 10 use Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
=. 7 oSs s me 50 much good l call it
IL AZ naa uoe my life," writes W. R.
,Sag STnn;nU S4rie SSsjsv Tenn. It diges,s
what 5ou eat. se Master C5.
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