The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, March 01, 1877, Image 3
1tAtJuQAD SCHEDULES.-,-The follow
ing are the hours at which the trains
on the C. C, and A. R. R. pass
Winnsboro :
REGULAR PASSENUES-.-NIOIT.
For Charlotte, 1.10, A. M.
For Augusta, 2.33, 4. U,
McoCxoD4TIN Ji$I lo-w-PAY,
'ot .g'tta, 10.26, A. W,
For Charlotte, 11,33, A, M,
New Advertisements.
Citatjon--O. It, '.hompson, Judge
of Probate.
Emperor William Cabbage
James Campbell.
It was stated a few days ago that
the thieves' organ in Columbia, the
Union-Ilerald, had gone under, but
the dirty sheet is still alive,
Governor Hampton has appointed
MI} John W. Evans trisi jns~ice for
1?airfield county, in the place of Ir.
Mir. James Aiken, removed,
The collection of the Hampton
Contribution still goes on finely in
Fairfield county. The amount col
lected up to four o'clock on Wed
nesday afternoon is $3,729.63.
Agricultural liens of all forms are
kept eonstantly on hand at the office
of THE NEWs AND HERALD, or sup
RilSd af shdrt' uoticb. Satisfaction
guaranteed in this line of work
Prices as low as the lowest.
Mrs. Thos. L. Rosborough died
last week at the residence of her
fatler, . J. B. Cloud, Esq., near
Ridgeway, after a lingering illness.
We tender our sympathy to her
bereaved husband and fanily.
Trial Jnstices cam furnish them,
selves with the necessary blanks by
applying at the oflice of TiE NEWS
AND HERALD. A full assortment of
these blanks will be kept constantly
on hand, or supplied at short notice,
Prices low, work good, and satisfac
tion gua t&ed
We heve had the .plear ne of
meeting Mr. B. C. Logan, the gener
al traveling and canvassing agent
of the Charleston News and Cou
rier. Mr. Logan has many friends
all over South Carolina, and he may
be always sure of a, yann 'lcome
from them. The paper he repre
eents is by long odds the best in the
State, and bids fair to increase every
day in .populari~ty and usofulness.
The Supreme Court still wavers
on the decieion of the gubeirnatorial
question, On the meeting of the
cotrt o'g Twenday. morning, Judge
Willard said :"In the case of Tilda
Stephens, alias .Tilda Norris, the
Court was in hopes that a decision
would be rendered to-day, particu
larly'in view of tihe great interest
takeii In the -case. I leave hopes, how
ever, that a decision will be reached
in a few days."
Gret efforts are making by the
Radicals to influence Justice Wright
to decide in favor of Chitmberlain in
the gubernatorial question. A
tremendous pressure is being
brought to bear upon himi, and
every appeal that partisan malice
and ingenuity can suggest, is . made
to him. There is a general confi
dence, however, that Judge Wright
will resst all these appeals and
decide according to law and justico.
DENTAL iOE.-D.'isaiah Simp
son, Surgeon Dentist, Charlotte, N.
C., respectfully informs the citizens
and psiblie .geneally> thate he a will
visit Winboo' pofessiolly,1' oin
the 19eh day of Februiarf,'7f, and
remaini ten days or two jyeoks. Call
early and save time and confusion
at the last,' us tiwmin ldoney. & T.leeth
extracted without pain. To as
cash. Satisfaction guaranted
Febi'ary 14.
Tati '$ T ~EL EDITToN,'...The
tri-weoedf 'ellition~ of Thu Ngwo ANID
NiER AN.ui)OW' sent to gll porg g~
wioe ine4ghe; book of
the old T.l. Weekly Netos. Should
any of these dqsireg 'lo~ i s,
transf~i-kf Yh' No)' of the
weekly edition, anddlaM 'i those
now reeiving the latter wish to
eilange for the-tr-Weekly, they, will
- J t4 j
The trial justice practioe ip iri
creasing, both in the number and
the importance of the cases brought
before the courts. Justice Robort
son had quito an interesting case
before him on Tuesday, involving
some. important questions of lay
and a considorablo awount of money,
The plaintiff sued for $55 and in
torest, claiming that sum to be duo
on the purchase of a horse in the
possession of the defendant, A
judgment was rendered in favor of
the plaintiff for $35, with interest
and costs. A compromise was af
terwards effected, and plaintiff, do
fondan, justice, witnesses, lawye s,
horse snd all went on theim way ..
Jgicino, _______
.$UY. ONLY THE BEST.-It will be a
waste of time and rnone~y fot farm
ors to bily inft'rior fertilizers be
pause they aro seemingly cheap frora
being low priced. Use only articles
which have been tested for years,
and have proved -adapted.- to the
ain1kiiig of corn and cotton. Such
an article is the Wicox, GIDns &
Co.'s Manipulated Guano, which the
manufacturers offer, through their
agents, on very liberal terms, de
livered at the depots in the interior;
payable in Middling Cotton, at
fifteen cents per pound, delivered at
planters' nearest depot next Fall
WHAT GOvERNOR HAMPTON THINKS.
-Governor Hampton has expressed
to a reporter his judgment as to
the course to be taken by the ]Demo
crats in view of the decision of the
Electoral Commission. He. says:
"I think it not advisable to" throw
obstacles in the way of the deeision
of the'Commission. We submitted
our case to that Tribunal, and, if
we have been deceived or betrayed,
we can better afford to suffer defeat
which brings no dishonor to our
party than to incur the imputation
of acting in bad faith. Other
legitimate means of redress are still
open to us, without resorting to
parliamentary tactics, . which may
imperil the peace of the country,
and would surely place us in a false
position. The interests of - the
whole country demand a peaceful
settlement of the pending ques.
tion."
DEMOBATro ORoANIZATION.-TIle
Demoeratie Club of township no. 4
hold a meeting on Tuesday night,
when stepa were take to restore the
orginization to that condition of
discipline and efmciency to which it
had attained just before the election.
A reeeting will, be held on next
Tuesday 'evening, when important
reports from committees will be
submiitted. We urge upon the
members of the Club n full atten4
anco at that time. All must see the
necessity of maintaining the Diemo
cratio orgenization in this county,
and the citizens of township no. 4,
who did such fine work in the eatn:
paign, should not be slow to take
such steps as will rebbpre. their loegl
organization to that ie conditiov
in whiceh it.wavs in kilovember. . Am
the *siine may be said of all the (SubI
in the noun&ty. It wifllndt Ao- to iat
the organizotion fall to- piees8, and
it may be kept up with no great
trouble. . An occasionaT ':m'eetini
during the year, If fuly attended,
will serve the end desird4 Th.e
need be no great trpuble Qr.olassof
time. E]veg nun, wlhatever his oi
cupation or condition, can without
an~y sacerifice of his interests spare
time egog~gly'to giyvp a regu~laz at
tondanf'9 upon the aneetings. We
hope t.yrechive from every eac'Lion of
the co~unty thp at~teienq it eye&'y
Club has ie1 its nieeting and put
its organizatibu~ in thorough *0or"
-ing order,
Exdra Deutble'BJrown Deer,.
RF ED expee for sotlng:I
Berased k er., e. m.
ush eiekDsobu o rpom
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TO OJR WAJST@MBRS
T O a - '---- - - -
HO are indebted to us for ?ROVIH.
IONS or PHOSPHATES, we would respect
fully call attention, that your bills are du<
on or before ther first of Novem1>er W.
are depending on you for payment Al
ONCE, to enable 'us to meet obligationi
made to assist yon, a ad wbic ire dej a
that time.
In order for us, as well as you, to main
tain our credit, it is necessary to-med M
promises promptly. .
Beaty, Bro.d Son
oct 12
LAID BRO
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the best stoekso of
DRY GuODS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS and CAPS,
YANK NQ IONS
IN THE Q~y
say, howeven, thet ppr4)es
Calicoes ato l' cents a
yard. .We cannet:,
sell themewp :
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tmfr p~rofit on .Jl.Goods.
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