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The final standing Of the players Ia as fol.
Hard to Find a suitable Trial Boat for the
Boston Cup ID efender.

BOSTON. Dec, 1.-THE hardest proposition
Thomas W. Lawson has had to face in his
effort to produce a fast boat to compete for
the honor Of defending the Americas Cup
is the matter Of Il good trial horse for the new
craft. Everything else is moving along nicely.
The plans are far enough completed Tor law
ley to get out his specifications for material
and IA large model OF the boat ia being made.
But the question OF how or where to get a
boat large and fast on ough TO give the Lawson
craft a good rub is an almost insurmountable
difficulty. After looking over the old Jubilee
Il va found that she could not POSSIBLY be
transformed into a modern craft without
practically making a new boat out OF her
and even then having the speed question IN
doubt.
1t was learned to-day that the Lawson
boat will be plated with steel and bronze.
The topsidcs will be of nickel steel. IA will
also the frames. She will have "a telescope
steel mast similar to that on the Columbia
IN 1899. The canvas for the sails has been
ordered from the sam" concern that will
furnish the material for the Hcrreshof boats,
but IL will be two months before the sail plan
can be chalked out IN the loft.
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Racing ut New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. Five Of the six races
at the Fair Grounds this afternoon were won by favor
ties and the booSmakers received a drubbing that
they viii not soon forget. Bloomfield played for q good
tang In the mrs. and backed down from 80 70 8 was
DISQUALIFIED for iouling Belle Simpson. Jockey
until TIE afst Of the year. Word was received from
nom htaa'i lis t iscsSi s9,a sSias y lI fhss Ai sh as Ia! !sa, i &c VII g
here by the middle Of next, month. The track was
eG fIrs 81" RACE "y"'G one S rniIee ehs Ste sImp sSia% 100 dale.
9 to and 70 e won P,madEs;, 2. SwopSs,ly.; ,
5 T5ffs!.' n, Eo rs, And Il E;aSii sI; =, ; 'aaj,u% hloonnsld
Cw isGond Rae , = tu.,G3s' w 70 An bvsaS: ,dS
sHsJ9yini,. i4ird iAa mne. 'iSs. Hyio. RED sis::
Pg! Senator, Joe. Belle Eisin, Dyes ors TsSSm n ps neil.
also ran.
,.l Th l5I d RScsr ( ne mile sns and % :. a x SSer. s,, Adm aa1s.
S Sse': ss g lN' Gsi;n ma PsI,on, fi Ssa i bsy,., r jssH 4sIS
Ing and KENTUCKY BABE also ran.
y, qG , m. ] F 9 !: sSHi l %',' L Ls5sHt' y Nh 3 f q =
1' Fiiih IA Racs MasSR and ts S%iIanss ~L @,:S ,.ni blossom:
ii % M:5 8 $ ,s e | a9 Tin ! to III, /; :'Sf BIZ f tsIs:;:
Wtstbaden and Emigre Barnica also ran; ,u
M Sis s H ) sG sna ; f 70 j. . Ng sN Sis. eh is e, S.;e. 49,
10 TO and q to ! second; DousteIsw1vel. 100 GRob.
f55san eoli 1a'Sdi prd Tl%' v.li l'i III. oi Iim coz Gov. S Soss
and Eschscholtzia also ran.
The entries for tomorrow:
First Race-Seiling: one mile and an eighth
Bert Davis. lO4. Tago. l0A: .Mitt Boykin, i04; Ban
QUO IL, l07. Dan Cupid. io7 False Lead. io7 Phldias,
IO7, Red Pirate, lo7; Donna RITA 10.
s! s.Ccnf htSSs 5t iiaq 81 81. 6 Gss SIlOS IS Ed icS Se BcG sS:
crack, lOl Te2gosn. 100: Choice, ll4 Custodian.
100 IIylo, 100. W J. Deboe, ils: Tonicum. lla.
Third Rae -Scll!ng one mile-Tvo Armies. 81:
Linden Ella, 90 Reducer. l0l; Gilbert, Jos; Oclo BrookA
io4; JtcIp, lo5 fIechend. es Lillian Reed 100;
Fourth ~RHce-Handlcap; Sven iurlongs-Isobei.
90. Tom Kingsley, 100: Seyoy, III; Alex. l07. Georgie.
10.
FIN Race-Six and o half furlones-Tourney,
loi; Diana Ionsp, loi: Terraline. ,i0i; Duchess Of
York, 1903 Eight Bells, 100; Acushla, 100: Master
Mariner, 100 HandcYi. ~: ,McdIa,hiana Prince,
lOl. OrtTld. lOi. Randy. lO7. Glenfellow, 100, Jockey
Joc, 100; ". J. Baker, 1903, Island Prince. lll ..
Sixth ~Racc-S'liing. one. mile--Rodd, 81; Little
BOY Blue, ~, Ononto. %; Frank Ireland. We: Little
Rccelc, iol E'smerc, los Farmland. So; Diyertise.
mcnt. 20. Sister Fox, 20; Bright Night. =; wlndwafd.
lOt
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billiards..
Exciting Finish In the Glass n Cha pion-
shin Tourney.

Not since the famous match between
Slosson and Ives when the former ran out
the game with a break OF GO beating Ives only
? points. has such an exciting finish been
seen In a billiard match as that Of last night
in the finals for the Glass B amateur champion
ship at the Knickerbocker A. C. theatre.
Hendrick seemed hopelessly smothered early
In the game but finally passed Cutler In the
thirty-seventh inning with clever runs Of
20. 80. s and 10. A break Of p brought the
Bostonian within : points Of the end and 10
added I more points 10 this before Hendrick
ran II and Is in successive innings. giving
him the game by 8 points. A loud cheer
from the big GROVE rewarded his nervy
VI hill play.
All three OF the leaders were tied at the
finish. each having won four games and lost
Class Il championship goes TO Cutler. as his
or nd average for the last two games was Z 10
against 5.37 for Kellogg, and 5l7 for Hem
and Hendrick third. The prize for the best
single average also goes to Cutler. who made
an average OF 957 In his first game, A. ID.
Ferguson wins the prize for the highest run
for his break Of 81 made In one of the pre-
liminary qualifying games.
Last nights score by innings follows:
Hendrick o, 7. IA o. O. 2. 0. 4. en, q. 0. Q. o. 4. ~.
S, IL, Z. !. 3. l., o, !, 0. ., ii, is. Total. 800. average
ois47 high runs, %. 90, go, 90: 10, $500.
=, /. q. 4. q, 0, 10 z. as, is, o., a. s l. % 10,
oi5-l7; high runs, q, q" IS. 80, ii.
Referee -Wilson =. foss.
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skating on Crotona and Van Cortlandt
Park Lakes.

There was skating on tie lakes at Crotona
and Van Cortlandt parks yesterday. The
red bali" was hoisted early in the morning
and hundreds of skaters we're -oon dieporting
roads and trolley roads were crowded during
the afternoon carrying skaters TO and from
the lakes The ice was IN fairly good con-
dition, but all who went to enjoy Ia" sport were
30 pleased at the opportunity that they were
not critical. Tho ice on the lakes nj Central
and Prospect PARKS il not thick enough yet
Secretary Mills Holly Of the Park Board
said that the high wind had hurt the ice at
Central Park. but If the weather kept cold
for n day or two LONGER IT would be thick
enough for the skaters. At Prospect Park
the ice may be thick enough to-day.
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Kid McCo, TO challenge all the IIca,,
weights.

when Kid MoC,r, VIII" is q pa..,'-'- on
the Cnmpnrir. which sniicd for rl.- country
on Saturday last, arrives ia A@'H"ticl, b." win
make an cflort 20 rcrIIu ON" 81 he i~,'.'.-'
which he los, through h., 'glt vih Jim
Corbctt N Madi-uu SCuar" Garden \ letter
has been received from Met ~ uI winch u"
snys that a. soon ~ ~" rcgCi'- New NOrG be
viii Try and Rrt "u unuth"r battle N.IN Jan
Curbett MoIug .IN- i Understand That
Corl"tt j. willing Iu iGl' Nc nCuIu Wei.
think ltcan beet him, ana ~ uc' : -'' 80 NpN
York wal gu At ui'C tu'- i'"lHtN- lN ANlIr
pllm~. aW also r'IdN and NIii- Goo hENl
either J,ifrics. l~t2~Iuro.s 90 NlHFN'N
l do not ask anv JI' 10 ba j '.f..p } cam !ut
up my owa money ! h1"r IDu-'at every
man In tho business with tn" exception Of
Jefiries. MAS defeated twice. am ready
to nght any heavyweight for 5000 a side
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Ministers Against Prize Fighting In Gin,
,innPti.

C~rNCISNATI. Dec. l7-The PRESBYTERIAN
ministers meeting was largely attended
to-day. The Rev. Dr. william MCkibbin
offered n resolution In regard to the coming
Sacugerf'st benefit sparring match. which
was adopted without discussion or dissent
ing vote. Hs follows.
R,sGrci. First. that this lrcsby terry respectfully
ana earnestly protest against said proposed action
as preIudica! T. the order and vel bring Of our cts.
RrsGrsf, That u COPS ul thcS" resolutions, BE- sent
By the stated clerk OF the IrcSpytcfy t. hs Honor.
thc Mayor;
ErsErsd, That \ committee Of tirrc m!nIaicrs and
four laym"n. Of which Df. Charles /, Cos, shall be
chairman, be appointed u prN'It The pUir,; and
do what they can IN maize II c%fecilul.
Promoters of the proposed fight are still
wrestling with the .rohlom OF heating tine
big ~mngcrfest building. 1t has been sUg-
rcstcd that a number Of small stove, be
scattered through the hall, but this ha, been
objected to on 40, cunt ut the danger from
fire
pcepit" IN" apparent certainty OF the match,
a close friend Of Mayor Flri-cimaun aud oN"
q to- uDon W." Affairs oi the Republican
organization, .tat"d to-day L do L,'
believe the HnlaIr will come OIL"
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In. Dates and Place Of Sailing for the Cam
ada Cup.

ToRoNTO. Dec. F.-Toronto yachtsm"n,
although not satisfied with the date for the
first contest for the Canada cup. Aug. 10,
selected by the Chicago Yacht Cllb, have
agreed to accept it. They were notified to-
day of tho choice Of date and place OF sail
ins. chicago harbor. Lake Michigan. They
would have preferred a wc"h earlier. The
winner oi three out Of I'VE races will be de-
clarcd the winner of IA" cup. IN, second
contest will he ON Aug. - ana the others the
following days until the llIIT i~ decided,
There is great activity here IA yacht building
for the COMING race.
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The Defender Useless A. a Yacht.

The Defender, winner of the Americas
Cup In 1895, is stiil nj city Island and viii
probably remain there until tn" spring. Her
DAYS OF uscfulucss rs u Yacht arc over. She
will never rae" ncain, and for "A cruiser draws
too much water. since she was hauled out
last year the storms have PLAYED havoc with
tho noted boat Sh" wGs built OF bronze
Mating on steel frames. with aluminium top
e!deS. The pilates and frames ar" corrodCd
badly and the topstdes are worthless. II l.
doubtful II sho could be successfully launched
without u great deal Of tinkcring being done
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-18
r, Investigate water Polo Game
y. y. A. &. and X. 4. e..

hairman W. VI. Britain. Of the Rcgistra-
nn Commits" Of the Metropolitan Associa-
90 has called a meeting Of the committee
neat Friday evening. IL has requested
GO cantl,ns oi IN" kntcherbockcr A. [.
,ll New York 4. g.. teams to attend ard
uyc what inform alton they can In relation
the water polo game they played last
it"ch at Madison Square Garden.
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Mas Nave Bo>lug Again In TIL, state,

BUFFALO. Dec. IL. Asscmblyman-,lect
Brooks Of thi, city announced to-day that
he will introduce a boxing bill at Albany
this " inter.
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Sportsman's Goods.


A. y. Fisher Tube skates, . $500
.'Fisher" Hockey Pattern, 500
All clamp cold rolled steel Skate,
all sizes, . = 4. 90
A complete line OF Hockey Skates,
from soc. to 100
La les skates, iro SI.OO to 400
Also Barney Sc Berry celebrated
line Of Skates, = from 75c. to 100
last received fresh stock Of Juvenile
u,cytl,-. hts. ,u1'ity-npthing better for
Christmas rrgS.n:s-g'p IS a Day OF Parker
gun lut the "o,! t"y,.'
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aoiitp has been FOUND With the system in vogue
ndcr HeuFhton., and a change has been
,r ainmri. W. j. Warner, the newly elected
.rtain Of the Cornell eleven, il a brother oi
lnn :. Warner. who had charge OF the Car
Q Indians this fall. and II he could have
ls v-n", Brother Glen would be head coach
.ovt fan. But Glen had some difficulty
,itn tho Cornell authorities In 1897 and would
rohably decline tho offer to return, especially
u view Of a three-years' contract AT "A TAT
.nlary that he can sign With tho Carlisle
Training school. IL II the opinion Of many
'ornell men that II would he a good plan 10
make Can't. Warner lcad coach with absolute
ruthority. and to allow him 10 rick several
,ssistants among the graduates. %StarhuCE,
gho was CAPTAIN this. year, has also been
uentionsd ~ a possible candidate" fer hend
zach. but as he leans -omewhatt to tho Harvard
stem ~ play. he may not rove altogothc--
rCcertatle % those who believe that Cornell
~ dcvp,on nm eleven on the lines that proved
,,rces.ful before the advent of Hguglton.
The baseball warriors werN very Quiet yes
-rday. Bon johnson was still in Phila-
lnlphia. where he expected 20 INCORPORATE
he new American League club IN Camden
lie Il baking at Pcston md Is figuring come
: hat on Louisville. Tho National IeaCl,crs
Nv they will place clubs in ali of the American
Sacte cities and eight to ~" death 70 The
.1Ithern League AZ a meeting held tho other
~ abolished the farming" ayHtoN,.
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AlrN Scuw6lhach's handsome academy on Fiat
bush Avenue Wah tHe scene hast right ~ thc ifst ttrt-
IL games tot tn teams which viii rrVitt cni Hrooklyn
q, the championship tournament IN Chicago. The
score,
FIRST CAMP
Associated Cycling Clubs clifford. loS. louiA
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1855; Taylor, iIo: Hooper, 1872. Ecclhoh' III To-
tai, SIS. CO.,
Academy -Buschncr. ia; II. Wal. lG7. " Stod-
man, lI0: L. Stcdman. l?7 Ho-r, 10" lu'H' 90
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Atlantic pocr'anh, 10; L.ux, lGc lIsmmlnser
south Paw Martin. igl, N'rdicus. 40. Glover
Iss. : endesar, 1873. Nershcnck, ?i7. Total. psO.
THIRD GAME.
South Paw Martin, lCp; Medicus. 1902. Glover
laS. Nandckar, ~; Bter-henck, lbl. Total. SCI.
orient Mullins. :"S: Dewey. 1874: Nlelr. iGc. Smith
IA tfamrI. ie3. Total, S5l.
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retarv of the Women's Metropolitan
kiatlon has sent out the following
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ITO hffNNV Nv w w w. FNNF'N NV H''''
Nsupn,l tournament, and ilnfirm League teams
gns fpilrd ~, tme Isfmnha Assembly i,nrms alleys
i,st ugtt 1hs scufcs
tiUsf GNWr
Nutu,tu Rational IHHtuI mint Nurhl0lt, $50
l..''f. 1909 'uii'fnd, l'I. i"st hl l'hibHch'
''if.r,m l,a,,r 80. G,-i--. tos Macdonald. ~.
iHtkr sd. 100 hahl.GptL it' ! n'td,s. |5u Total.
SlI
sr,,su GNNI
Nm,frtr ,Ftuu'l iuufnHm'ui lfrbnolt.. lh2.
ts'.f, .'. tuthrfud, 49, t"'f, ~. lfhfhnch.
'lal.T ie,gu, " Gctd,s. 2i7. Wacronaii, 80.
tn,'vuJd. ga kahlsd'rf, 'io ! "'rde'. l9l Total.
rUItp GAu
American National Tournament luohlot, llp
k',l't, ~ Rlihcfmd. 2si Forge AS l@itbach.
ll,t,n i,,tuc " t,cfdrs. lsG N~acinraid, iel:
lDrtaoud. lJI. krhisdpff. ~ J. ncfdts. iSJ Total.
yUt
The Ily pcflur- easily G~,i'E'ei tr %Tfemont' IN
'lf,t ~,ttHlg't game ia Ne Nuf'u SIDE League nj
Pumps hla,a lat night The scores
IRSr GNHE
"a. Isfluu Siclrcl. ial kfck, lIGi Mckenzie. l7o;
T,cucf. ~. Ii'tmHnn, isc Total sjh
It,muut N,Adsm-. lai. Walter. 1855. Thomas.
Ia. IaNlcf. ljl. Dagncr, lt' Total 7i
SECOSp GAME.
Hyperion S'"i'rl. zoe, ktck, l53i Mchentle. l1s.
Fcrurf. 2ui. hermann. 1872 Total, 90.
ltruuu' MrAdau-. lj5: Walter. 1913, Thomas
TO laW!,r, ~. pagncr. 10 Total 10
TIIItD GAME.
Hy pcron - Sr!rcl, !si kfck. 100 Mckonzie' lo7:
Icrhrt, lub. Hermann. i73 Total sBa o
Itcmuni schultz. 'S3. Waller, $50. Thomas. 100.
FdWlcf. $50. Diyncf. 100. TOTAL. 'Ol.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-03
k-A0oal0 4 .
Fr,.;i ,h.- ra1s1eS..G s
,n.s whjc4sn,.,,a2a orf fM4e

!syss Lastly. al the nsz . 5s4
& eorge: there STOOD oat some City yagt.a
4 frum he e!ge city pinnacle, which
4 Commanded. Ire steep northern face.
Awhile en- ,ha southeast similar kopjS
Y protected the uearest slopes.
The rnu. is tauS described: After
&as FIRST confusion into which lbs
Sritiab troops were cast by the Boar
atfaek Gen Coiley brought up the re-
serves from thu centre. Nesr the ridge
I the two parties met; the confusion be-
3 came confouaded; the panic height
&sneG; the: turned and broke. BY
Auperhnnan efforts the efflcers rallied
hem on s. rocky ridge overlooking
IS be central hollow, but only for d
85aoment. The 5Sth and the sailors
ara the rest Of the 92a wera running
Yin fson al! sides, and as soon as the
[ Beers appesred over the ridge the men,
1 converted by srdden panic into mob,
SAbroke snd fad across the hollow, and
a way to the south side, and over the
$dge Of the summit, and down by the
Hay they had come up. A few
y $naiautes later the only man standing
4 erect On the summit, close to the ridge
wsere he had railisd his msn, was
i Gen. Coile.. He stood, sword iu
Eahane. facing tie onrushiug Beers, and
9kwith;n two seconds lay dead before
befn, with a bullet in his brain.
- Of the British, six officers aud ninety
linen we're killed, seyen officers and
one Luudrsd and twentg-fTe men
vsre woauaed, seven officers anc
- nine neh we're isken prisoners.
rbe Bogr~. al Msja5a Hill, climbed
Hfhe face oI An almost solia wall, at
tac lug po~iIion believed 10 be i'm
pregnabie, ana drove from It, in wild
1aaic, vetsrsa troops who had never
D: tore ,u1Dea their backs upon foe.
IS scaccels possible that even Joe
'tsa.nerrs.y airaseIf, or Csei Rhodes,
coui.t conc We ths. this disaster was
rel .sced u ueu, after tsu daYs CT
slar:ons fsh:ing and Suffering, in
jhssts iotrecchments, throw up on the
- IS .. river. Crenie surrendered
tspr .h~usaac meu 10 an enemy Ten
!.:nae ,;..li iIinhec, and Commanded
~ y ..:a.e' 40 justly renowned IS
;Lc,i i:.@-:'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-03

TEE Young lady Who ,oarrisd tie
bogus "Cap:. Glars Of he Gexs-' IL
New Orleans deserves 'it;le sympathy.
She married him upea a-c,u:is;,ir OF
two days, and tais s.lo,rs ia; shs Ua;-
ried him merely becsuse she thHngns
that he was the res; Cap! Cars os ne
Texas. l, shows now sis:y SOM eco
pie il. the Uai:eG States s.e ever
heroes.
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at the Ca;:i:oi.

I have u.s. .ake!, tll' t.: - ~. :.
ties of Or. Moz::y's L.. = A,..
nervou: nead.rt;-, =: g..
diseased i've: snd k...,' :. =" l.
cured ,ra. I f1ena !. =: "",-'.
medicine yer uss,:
J. n. MEN>IcH, A'.~::.~'
1925 r Street, WaAh.,.:'r-s,, =. K
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Saturday, March 8 500


Me-. E. Il. JENNINGS *i!l be csadi-
date for State Treasurer II is Hot
necessary for rs to say anything 10 the
people of Fairfield as to vbo Mr.. Jeu-
nings is. he has b.eE the Clerk Il
Court fnr this courty fo, sev veral terms
and his fidelity ana efficiency in tie
dischtrga Of his s3u:s:: appartain;ng 20
that Office arc we'll kn,wn hy eve;y
oody i: the cowuty. e. mau re is
pure, most thoroughly hnu;st .,na coz
scienti,us, courteous xn:i &Iahir IN
manners, and taese he carries in'n n!s
ofacis; character, sd;tiny 70 :hs;H ~
actness and efficiency. As ;.u1;cd-
erSt- soldier none were snor: loyal
and braver. III t.s: All arm l.: Inc
Gotence OF ,hc rights Of MS State
whose iutereets ho has always b1sa
ready md Hii'ing to servo.
II is unnece*sary z sar~rh:s Eair-
-feI1 UT support him with enthusiasm
by practically unanimous vote, aad
it is hoped that FaiTfeld's evidence Of
aer cnaidence in Nj Jaun;iigs viii os
accepted by other counties as i;roes
that they will make no mistake in
reposias like confdesca in him.
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SAtdsS2- -r-->""-' "a
Fiye mills ed uolorsm upon ever
PdolAr cf the value OF ai| rea! s&G9aA.ais; -;
sonal property Within The corporate
limits Of the TOWN Of WinD>boro.
Two dollars IL. De paid b. esery
male inhabitant O. the toan Of Nlune-
boro between the ages Of eighteen (lS)
and fifty (5o) years in lieu OF woIkiag
on the streets Of SAID rowD.
All taxes assessed and payable ander
this Ordinance sbai! be paid in the
following named kids OF fa"Gs sud
no other: Gold anG silver coin, tni-
tel States currency and nationai bank
notes.
ALI taxes herein assessed shall be
due and payable between the 18th dsy
of Novenber instant ard the 1st day
of January, 1900, and all taxes &c.
mining urpaid on the lst day OF Jan
usry, 1900, shall be collected oy dis.
tress or otherwise now provided 5Y
law, together with al! legal costs.
Done in Council this the second day
Of November, AnIo Domin!
one thousand eight hn5Grcs;
It's and ninety-njne, under ths
corporate seal Of the sa!a
Town Council.
JAS. E. COAN.
Attest: ln;eG'ian.
JNo. J. NEIL, Clerk OF Couaci!.
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est prices on ell gocG looks. ADDRESS all crjeIs .
= TIE WERTER COMPANY.
Publishers c,d N.aa.ae.:-c-s. ENo1, c1..o.
rTae Wern-r Company ;5 :;.o51.!y -cablel-Ea:'o-.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-03
Mozlcy'S Lemon ::liX::.

". A. James, 81 ~;.,':'H. = a.
writes: ! have s,.Ear .; -:r's": ;".,,
irdigestioa or dy7psr:.:- N"e j. .
of. Lemc. Elixir Coli" tuc CO. .-':'
than all :he medicine t,sse ava. Tax :
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-03

For niiion5nes> and 80" -':pA:!on
For indigestion snd f,a? atouac2
For sick and nervous ha.:'ac;e>.
For pal2itstiou and ::Har. :al:ue ;rEf
L.m0n EWxil.
For slsepies>oes: ana usrS":'< pos
tralioD.
For loss of appetite S:s.t deo:!;,
For fevscs. mslari.:: 4nn ch@l. *"
Lemon G::i1ir,
for natural sod ;hC:ons:
organSe-f 4alion, TAX lemon E!1l'
Lemon R!ix;cwi,l ht.t t&ii van 90
any of the above usi"eG !i"e.s's -
Of which a,ise from :. sarpi:i ." 9 .
eased liver. stomach =: S;':unvx
SOC and 81 bottles :; ii 3:EEg'1t-
Prepared ay .: II H.z.:7 a.. :
Ga.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-03

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tions We will guarantee you a pesi-.
ten if YOU take our guarantee cenrfe.s
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-03
TIE BOOK OF TIE YEAR.
''7he BoV- Legged Ghost and Other Stories.

With en- INTRO
q U tiop DT
Z N eric IS
greatest poet,
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-03
An Ordinance
To RAISE SUPPLIES FOR TIE MUNICH
PAL YEAR COMMENCING April
/, 1899. AND ENDING
APRIL I. 1900.

Be it enacted and ordained By tie
Iptendanc and WardeNs Of The tcV1i OF
Winnsbero in council met. T :;=t tol
the purpose OF raising supplies :o' he
year commencing Apri! !. 1895, ant
ending Apri! /, $500, ii tax ie' the
SUMS and il, the nanuer hereiEaf;e,
mentioned shat! De raised atd 9a;a
into The treasury OF said town c.r the
use .snd service thereof. That IL &C
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-03

We ..ote that the Goiumris Stale is
complsin;ns that the cetioa mark; u
Columbia has been amolEared. Oar
farmers shoald compare prices :'aid in
Columbia with thoss psid il Winns-
boro. A local cotton buyer informs
as that the ruling prices for sssMEs
daring this season have been
Winnsboro than in Coipas |S
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-03-03

Rome, Ga, established in 1855,
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