The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 19, 1877, Image 3
RAuLnoAD SnImaDUIl:s.--1'e10 follow
ing are the hours at which the trains
on the C. C. .and A. R. Rt. .pass
Winnsboro:
REGULAR PASEXo R-Nrowr.
For Charlotte, 2. 1, A.'.
For Augusta, 1.13, A. M.
AccoMarronA'rxoN FRuloIHT-).- .
For Augusta, 11.45, A. aM
For Charlotte, 1.00, r. ar
Religious Notices,
Methodlist church-Rev. J. S4.
Connor, 11, a. n.
Associate Reformed Church
Rev. J.. 1. Todd, 11 A. ar., and 8
1'. M.
Episcopal Church-4Rev. J. Oboar,
services every Sunday ex opt the
2nd Sunday of tl4o nonli: at 11
o'clock A. M.
Wo are requested to state that
Rev. J. G. Richardson will pleach at
the Presbyterian church toanorrow
morning and evening.
The Young Men's Christian Asso
eiation will meet in thoPreslxyterian
church on next Monday evening at
8 o'clock.
There was a slight typographieal
error in our report of the recent
electior.. The vote at Wim isboro
was 413 for Gaillard and 411 for
Brice, instead of 413 for each, .as
wiati stated.
We acknowledge the receipt of an
invit-ttioni to the soiree of 3lythe
wood Female Seminary, which came
off on Friday night. We sincerely
regret that it was impossible for
either of tho.editors of TIE NEwS
AND HERALD to attend.
The Methodist Female Collegc
con eluded not to have their picnic at
Winnbor'o, as had been announced
in TrE Nws AND HERAXn. They
wore afraid of monstes-of which
there are a few casos in town, none
of them scrious.
SPLENDID PoiriIAITS OF GORDON AN-,
VANeE.-We are in receipt of two
magnificent line engravings of the
statesmen whose names head this
article. They form part of a series,
embracing the portraits of the dis
tinguished living Southern states
men, which is publie1cd by that
leading Southern hom1, W alker,
Evans & Cogswell. They arie truth
ful likenesses-speakinig im~ages of
the great originals, and executed in
the highest style of engraving.
Thley are 1)oth splendid worlis of art,
and destined to take their places in
the homes of our' people, Messrs.
Wazlker, Evans & Cogswell are
publishing a series of splendid line
engravings, embracing the distLii
guished living Sonuthern statesmen,
and havofnow on their list Hamp'.
ton, Gordon, Vance and B. Hi. Hiill.
Canvassing agents are wanted in
every town in South Car'olina, to
introduce these works of art. Some
of the many paitriots who are anx
ious to serve their country, and can
not because too many are likewise
disposed, will find a renunmerate em
ployment in introducing these ~or
traits. .Apply to Walker, Evans
& Cogswoell, Charleston, S. C. Pico,
each engraving, $2.00.
AssocwrTE JUsTICE. r'he Domo"~
cratic meinbers of the Tiegislature
held a cauons on- Thursday night,
for the seleetioni of a candidate for
the p)osition of associate justice of
the suprleme court, rpade vacant by
the pr1omfotionl of .Judge Willard to
tihe chief justiceship. The following
is tile result :First ballot--Mclvor,
27 ; Haskell, 10) ; Wallacq, 12; Ker:
shaw, 12 ; T1racy, 6. Second bali
lot--Mclver, 80 ; Haskell, 25 ; Kor-.
shaw, 11 ; Wallace, 10. Third bal
lot---Mclver, 87 ; Haskcell, 10 ;
Wallace, 9 ; Kershaw, 9. Before the
declaration of the result of the third
bollot numbers of members changed
thleir votes, until Mclver's voteQ
reached 49-more than enough to
dloolare him the choice of the caucus
-and he was so declared, wheni an~
adjournment followed.
The election on Friday resulted, of
couse, in tile choice of Col, Henry
Mclvor. Judge Mclvor is a- lawyer
of unnanaflil ntIilityv tand ofnre..
prominence in theeastern section of
the State, where lie resides. He
was formerl'y circuit solicitor, and
discharged the duties of that oflice
with great oc~edit to hinwelf and
honor to the profession of which he
isa inember. He has nover token
an active part in politics, and is
conservative in rill' his views. He
will prove an able and upright
judge. Cheraw, hip native place,
may well bo proud of him, and grati
figa at his election.
+fTns Sri UNIsJ~TYl.-Tlio foli
lowing-named gentlmne have been
elected trustees o We University :
Rev. E. J. 1Ieynardie, R. W.
Boyd, B. F. Perry, James IT. lion,
F. W. McM.aster, C. H. Simonton,
J. D. Blanding. Governor Hamp
ton is ex ,officio chairman of the
the Board. The Legirlaturo has
male a most admirable selection,
and the choice of those gentlemen we
regard as the first step in the work
of restoring the University to its
former ppsition of honor and use
fulness. The first act of the new
Board should be the removal of ai
the prest.nt professors (?) and the
election of persons fitted, by educa
tion, talent and character, to fill the
different chairs. The University, as
it now .stands, is a disgrace to the
State and a source of disgust to all
decent people, and the Sooner it is
reformed the better. Wu favor the
inonedialc removal of all ihe present,
faculty, and the vacating of all the
University buildings by the whole
crew - professors, students, "school
marms" and all. By the opening of
the next term--October 1st-the
institution should be ii. a condition to
receive the patronage of the people.
An entire new faculty should be
elected, and every offort madlo to
place the University as high in the
favor of the white people of the
State as it was before the Radicals
got possess;'.on of it.
COPATEl'ERSiLP NJ UICE.
-0
r 1ilE undersignedl ha1ve asstociattedl
teinselves for tho iriajtie of medi
(ine and surgcry in Winunsboro and its
vieinity.
JN 1. C t. M I IT.WY, .\. D.,
.r Olice, No. 2, Law Minge. roar of
iCourt I11U3xe. mary 17 -1m1
Photo: aphis ! P hiotegraphs!
(1 I EAT redne1(tionl il l 5ies at the new
SIihotarn ph Giiallery ini rearof Morris'
I loteli 1 amii n0w readly for I lusiness5 inl Wv
niew and splidely lvi arranged a bll 2ry andi
at the fol lowinig r'ediucd ratiS
"iu"ilId I dozen, :3.50.
Frtye,3 for Si 00.
may 5 A. 4. MORRIIS.
lYJORRIS' HOTEL
Ij havie just finished painting. papering
-and thoroughtly renovatmng my Hotel
fron,, topi to bottom, end now have it ini
first. elass ordier and ailn prepared to enI
tertaini miy guests with much mlore' con
v' ince en fd comlfert th ar, heretofore.
0ll1ve onl tirst floo1'riand oping on main
street, with'. iinig r'om' and sample
roomi adjoining. Every' etl'rt wiill be
madeoto make miy gus(ts comfortable.
Hjti otel lonated next dloor to F.
Elder's large gr'ocery and( dry good stores.
and ufn( thlxcecnt raland b usiness portion of
town. Charges to suit the timpjs.
A. A. MOJlRUS,
apri1'l-21-t~f -Pro~pietor.
The Stato of South C'arolina,
COUN'I#Y OF FAIRFIELD.
Bly 0. 16, TII0MP%0X, Iv'4.', Probale Judgje.
WHJEREAS, Sep hen Crosby hath
mnado~ suit, to mie to grant hinm letters
of administration (ot the estate and elWect~s
of D. C. Crosby, decased:
These uare therefore toecito and adna ,nish
all and singular the kindreod anud creditors
of tihe said D. C. tJrosby, deceased, that
they be andI~ appear before meO, inl the I 'ourt
otfProbate, to be held at F.irfield Court
lionse, 8. C., ont the 20t11 day otf May
next, after publication~ hereof, at i
o'clock in tile foronoon, to show cause, if
any they have, Wyhy tile said adiministry,
tion shiould not be granted.
(Given under my hand, 6his 14th (lay
(lay of May, Anno Doini 1877.
nuay 15-tx1aW% J. P. F. C.
Admniinistrator's Notice.
A LL persons having claims against
the~ estateo of Wmn.Dawkin~s, (decased,
late of Fairfield county, 1.4. C., are re
quiesteod to presenit thomii to nine at Spar.
tanbuirg, 8. 0., iprop~erly atteste 1. All
personls indelbted to the same are *eh
quetedl to make imnmeditpann.
A pril 194 t dnnistrator.
4FINAL DISCH[ARGE.
XTOTIOE. is hm-oeby given. th& te urn
1Ndorsigned wuill make applii.tlon to
the Judge of Prob'to for Fafe Id 0 cou~nty
on Mondlay the 2 st (lay of May, IW?7, for
at final discharge as Guardian of MAnY I.
April 17-l aw5t CALVIN RRTCF4
JUST RECEWVER"!
One car load seed Potatogs,
One . " " Oats.
-ALSO
A full lino of Pltiatiorn Hard .
vare consisting of
Lay Iron,
Plow Stgel,
#$tol .lows,
PNOW Moul(Is,
Spades,
SL.ovel s,
.Iraces,
ia mihes,
Clevices,
H-eel
Icrews
&c.
xvhk.1h 'will be pold -low for
-CASH.
I keep pmstantly ol banl a full
sppl)ly of
PLANTATIQN and FAMILY
G-tcoco E JaI 34s
I havo on haid sovcral brands of
Iirst clagi
FERTILI ERS
lwhicl1 T am prepared to Fell for
Cash or on time with well approved
seenrities on a money basis, or with
t cotton option if parties desire.
All parties in want of Fertilizers
will do well to call on me before
pur14chasing.
F1 ELDER,
- feb 20
WATERS' ORCIIESTRION gimau ORGAN
is the mioutheinutiful in
style and perfect in io
mc lne ever umande. It as~
lhe cel ebratedI Cnmcr
to stop), wiclh is a fino
imit ther'lluma
Vcea<two ainda
enT aFlfyng.
WATES'WATEO RanSq~t0
ARE INEBES fA,E (thIE TueTRALe,
ICOTTAG EXTREA~l, in Unbfor FrenchMn
(lel combninol ReIT d of VIN witrnett
l umi tone uiibl for P e oior or Churh.
~4I~t.IAI WATERS ANSSmNS
Workmanip, ad DunraiiyU, rn~d
Waratd0 o AS 45 XVW YASUlEN
oletunil ior a& per lna.Liber
A AENTSWATD1renlIOnueet
10nfnters and Diers, '~g~dfF5rmn
GLASSWARE,
Iapqsially their Berry, Friuit and Preservo
I 'owls.
~-AI4isO,
To their variety of LAMPS, which, for.
beauty anld cheapr'.esu, excel,
in.-ALSO,
1'o thoir large stook of CROCKE.RY, whiolh
they offer at low prices, to clao out their,
riOnr4 in thse line,
TUST ~
A FULL STO
SUMMER
WHICH WE ARE S1
ZEST P1INTS, 12 YARDS FO]
WhfITE PIQUES, 121- CENTS A
A Q -.4Z OT
VERY C
--ALA
EllESI PRU'NES, 10 CGEN'
Y'
FRESlH TOMATOES, 20 av
NICE FRESHI PICKLES;,
AND ALL OTHER j
URflOMA,
(JC JOLATE,
81A ]
GATIDEN
-VERY (
. ; -z 3:.XIl
SHOES AN
A.L'E I
PLEASE CALL AND S]
may 14
Sewing-Mankhno.
TRADE SE
MARk ~t1,
PAYo, Jup' 55, 1811.
wE CLAIM FORl THE IMPRlOVED
WHIT1NEY
SEWING
MACI~flw ES
The following speciflic points of siupo.
li--Great s'inpIIty1~ in OpiaR
3 E~xceedin1gly Liglat pinni
nian1g.
4 -NiIlI Ilunnuuing. NoIse e'14t.
4k-R3eaut~y of~ Finistal andi
Worskanassis 3).
'7-- ?rltEATA II EDIUCTIION IN
ill I E.
Single MchCinesR senIt ols QFrdem djrect
from the Factory, written guarantteo witjh
ach A~achinie.
WJ1Y PAY OLD PRICES!
.f~iT8erid for circulars and1( partiulars.
Addres1
Time WVIutnemy Mr'g.0Co.,
feb 17 Ptetrson, N. J.
R. J. McCarley
b )EGS to caill ottentiatu to 1his now
Stock of i1oots a(nd Shoces, all sizes
11nd styles, at unprecedeitodly low prices.
ALSO,
in entirely now Stock of Groceries.
igar of all grad(es,Coffee, Rico, Hiominy,
deal, NMap, Starch, Soda,Pepper, Te'a, etc.
Fine 80ed Irish Potatoes.
Chsoicest Brandaj of Plour.
Rest Corn and1 Bye Whiskey in town.
'ohaoco and Cigars, Molasses, Lard,
}pcon Hams &c .Lowest market pidos
or cash.)
war 3 R. J. MNCARLE' ,
WRAPPING VAPER.
RCIIANTS are requested to com.
. are our prioes for Paper sad Paper.
%ag,withu thoe p aid elsewhere.
jan 8 MMASTER & Mt1 $5
''1 ET youir Job Printing dlone at the
Nzwa~ HasPA t OFFxiim.
[MEI& co.n
GIE~VED,
DK OF (ICE
GOODS,
'LIN VERY LOW.
1 A DOLLAR.
YARD.
I'
MEooDq
IZEAPa
10n
L'S A POUND.
A 25 CENTS A,9AN.
OLD BY THE DOZEN.
OODS VERY CHEAP.
OADI,
Ib IAACT TC,
SEEDP
a.e I E - J ,
'HEAP.
D BOOTS.
)F-.
?,E FOR YOURSELF. -
TE 13ALL STILL ROLLS Oyj
--AT TUE
GRAND O'flTRA
Dry Goods'Establljs engt
POLyJMB3U4. 1L
r-JiiHE Ruc e tg$he disposal of
.1. our .JAAGNIFICENT s~'oeg, which we pu$
upon the miarket enrl this season at such
low nuroR, cohvino'$ u that the 'publi.
ajpprciat e our etforts to supply themn with~
the newest and rnos4 stylish goods.
Huvying as~ we do from the fret hands
and torcA~su, 'nabloasus to offer
supiERYOn tI900iMENTs.
Wo a vow receiving a hew and elegang
'stock of
9SRIN(G ANID BuMxBa
BOOTS, SHOES,
which will be sol(d Mithe same low rylin
popular prices. Wo expect t6 do' ar
PJI:HN() n)5l14ks, and ~bargains will'he
#feored daily. a'
"A word to the wjse $laagfilient."
.$O' Samples sot o, applicatidi an4
expressaggo paid on' bil e $10.
McOREEU & RUOTHER,
Grand.Contral Drf Geg~da Es~tabish~1me
T1. A. McCasanrt -i B. Me~nn iar,
B. A. RtAw . ' WVx4Hoa.
fob 20
F. W., H ABENiIHT
BiECGSleavo to inform hie friende ac
...4ust~ors generally that his stoek 4
SJortest and Domestic Tqyuors and WizGa
11ul, apid the purity ofhsgod a
ALSO,
A full supply of Obeweg and genuine'
1am Smuoking Tobroo,' ?igqgs an4
garetteg.
Soegers'- -Pnre Donble Stropg Brown~
Lager B3er, alway s fresh do draught
AT CENTENNIAL BAW