The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 14, 1877, Image 3
aRAILuOAI) SCI[EDULES.-ThO follow
ing are the lioirs at which the trains
on the U. C, and A. R. R. pass
Winnsboro;
REGULAR IASSENGER-NIon-r.
For Charlotte, 1.25, A. 51.
For Augusta, 11.07, P. hi.
AcconsMonATiON FIiEoT-DA%.
For Columbia, 7.30, r. nr.
Foor Charlotte, 10.45, A. M.
Now Advertieomonts.
Knights of Honor--E. S. Uljiand
lcr, Reporter.
The list of petit jurors drawn to
Rorvo At thp approaehin~g term of the
circuit contains the naimes of twenty
white persons and sixteen colored.
The entire tax in Fairfield will bo
ten mills-seven for State purpoes
and three for county. The Radicals
used to levy front fifteei to oiglitopn.
Somo difference!
COUNTY OFFICIALs.--Tie following
is a full list of the appointments
made for this county by Gxoveror
Hamupton aid confirniGd by the
,Sonate :
Treasurer--Jas. Q. Davis.
AuditQr-.-.I, N. Withers.
Jury Commissioner-I. S. Leg.
Trial Justices-T. R. Robertson,
A. M. Mackey, B. E. Elkin, Saml. Ji.
,Johnstou, H. J. F. W. Coleman, Ira
.S. Scott, If. A. Qlonn, J. W.. E va is,
.J. P. Hogan.
DENTAL NOTIcE.-Dr. Isaiah Simp
son, Surgeon Dentist, Charlotte
N. C., respectfully i iforns t11 citi.
-zens and public generally that he
will visit Winnsboro professionally,
,on t0o l9thl day of Juno, and remain
.ton days or two weeks. Please call i
,early and save confusion at the last.
Teeth .oxtracted without pain.
,Satisfaction guara'ted.
J1ug 9-tx2w * f
T HE CIRCUIT CQUT.-13y a recenit
act of the Legislature an entire
,change }has Ineon vade in the tthes ]
.of holding the tcorn of the Court
,of Common Pleas and Genop1l Sos..
.sions for this cons?.ty. The court
will liereafter be -held on the third
Monday in March, the fourth MLonday
in June and the third Monday in
,October. rr'he .Jmo term is re..
-quircd to be devoted exclusively to 4
,criminal busings9, with suich civil
causes as doniobrequire the presence
.of a jury-judgments by default,
,motions, and caseos og tho~cqgnity side
of the court.
In accordanno with the ne~w law
the circuit court will convene at
Winnsboro on Monday, the 25th
inst. The -foljowing is a list of the
*petit jurors dreivn for the term:
Whit-1tobert 4. Nicholls, WV.
B. Ford, ,Roubeni R. Coleman, Jno.
D. McCarloy, j, ]. Stir~ing, 0. W.
*Faucette, 4. A, Morris, Charles F.
Colemait G. A. White, J. B. Glad
*ney, J. 1M. Kirklahd, D. R. Elk~in, WV.
H. Robinson,, 4. M. Timums, James
Turner, W. D. Dayvis, Th~ozmas An.
derson, J, A, Entzmingoe:, Jos. H,
Cu~mmings, James RI. Sloan.
Colorod--Aleck Hopkins, Sirypson
Picket, Heonry B~ugg, Charles Harris,
Dennis .Henderson, John Kennedy,
April Russell, George Jones, George
Kennedy, Jefferson Milling, George
Ford, Isaac Bell, David C. Aikon,
Michard Boulware, F~rank Killings,
worth, Will Coleman..
The Old Folks' Concerti.
The-ardor of those interested in
the Old Folks' Concert, which had
been announced a few avooks pre~
yions, -was no little dampened by
the badj avethpr,on Tuesday. The
prospoet ,jp the m~orning .was indeed
gloomy. 'TIhe rain fell in a dull,
steady pour, the wvind wvas east, apad
ift neededno x venthor-wisdom to see
that it wvould not clear off by night.
But there could boe no postpongguong
e-verything had bpen firranged and
the concert must come off. So the
"Oldo Folkes" made up their minds
to brave the elements, -in the confi
dent .hope that thecy wvould have a
large following. In this they wvere
not disapppointed. By the time the
perf'ormaann commened, ir9,a
t goodly gathering-quito as lprge
is the average audience given to
public ontortainmients in Wiuns
loro.
After a short delay, the singers,
'Ifmenfno" and "wlolmmolnlo," marched
lit') the hall to the tune of "Hail
Joluinbia," prforlned by "yO blow
>rs and fiddlers." The novel ap
poaranee of the procession made a
lino impression, and ore the singers
iad reached the stage the building
hook with applause. The Costues
voro all in good tasto, all quaint
md in inle imitation of the dress of
:ir forefathers of "yC olden tyme."
L'ilp opoping chorus, "HarJ o yC
larke," was admirably rondered,
bhe tile, being excellent and
bile voicos all it} perfect accord.
We cannot go through the
.,tiro programmugu. Somo of the
piOcos, however, deserve special
imention. 4"Giles Scoggins' Ghost"
)y Naoni Scroggimt, wad} wyell ron
lored and was in particularly good
ijitation (f old-time d1ros upio
mud Ipanners. "Scotia," a solo "on
r3 Harpsicordo" )y [Dorcas Dociittlo,
howed that the fair pianiste had
nastored her subject. "A Li fe on
e' Ocean Wave" was rengarkably
vell sung, for land-lubbors. "Auld
[obin Grey" was sung in a clear
wect, bird-like voice by Jeanie
Jadwalladar, and was loudly encored,
in response Jeanio sang a stanza of
ho song that h1a<l just pleascd the
audienco so well, and was again
odly 4pplaulcd. The duct, violin
mad piano, "Ye Calif of Bagdad," by
kIynlhoor you Schmidt, "lately ar
rived from foreign parts," and Dori
eas Doolittle, was most artistically
)layed. The foreigner lyad the mis
'ortipo, riglt in the nuiddle of the
)iece, to disable his fiddle, but
lowise disconcerted he got another
LndJ went ,on his npisical way just as
f nothiug had happened. The
Ludience were not to be satisfied
vith such a small amount of such
ino ngusic, and in response to
requent enlls, Mynheer playod P,
olection from "Zanpa." "Kathleen
Iavournoen," by Ruth Penn ("no
in to William," the programme
aid), ivas bautgully sung, the
iotes being fill, clear and true,
m.d the expression admirable.
&u encore Dade it necessary for
Ruth to come forivard with another
'erso, and with this her hoar9rs wore
me less delighted than with the
>thors. ."Mitrimoniel Swveets," a
:omio duet by Ebonekor Cruik.
tha~k-s and Jeanio Cadwalladar, was
rery funny indeed and brought
lown the house. Ebonozer, though
straight -laced looking old fellow,
thowed a keen appredation of the
mumorous., and sang his part most
tamiirably. Jeanie played the
'old woman's" p)art to perfetion.
L'ho "..Battle .of Pyagno," by Nancy
ran Twiller, was rendered in a style
hbat showved fine musical taste, cor
'cot ear and good cominagd of the in
trument. "Johnny Sands," a seio
~omic ballad, was .quaintly and ofrec
iigely sung by Ebenezer Cruik.
hanks, and of ecnrso afforded much
merriment. *AuW Lang Syn~o, by
'alle yO Singers," wvas given In a style
dlike novel, impressive atnd arnusitig.
At the close of the pofor~nanco,
the *young people indulged in "ye
iow.v-figledl <ivorsion of y0 dance,"
md kept up tlOir enjoymenit till a late
our. Quito a largo party remnaineod
o particip~ato, and the app~rovin~g
resenco of a number of marrjed
oople added no little to $the young
folks' pleasure.
All in all, the 0O(d Folks' Concert
vas a very creditable affair, and tlimo
liffo~ent perfoni.gers arec to be con.
~ratulated 9fn their success. We
mayo not yet lonaped what sum was
'oalizod, but have no doubt it was
m goodl one. The proceeds, aifter
maymmg some small oxponsos, go
;owards tile p~urch~ase of uniiforms
~or the Gordon Light Infantr.
L'rueo Srotherhood Lodge, No. 344,
Knights of Honor.
Nextra mocI of this Lotige will bo
511 at, a ll o rday Ovening, lAWe
5t Inul, at. 8ndan~c, l res.d
jutie 18--1 r.I0. s.rV HA.
LAMP CHIMNEYS.
O doson ohiamnyofllipsj8
Li.rceived, .nnd offered1 at rodchmed
-atos, by the dozen or half dozen, at the
Drug Store of
.iuno 9 ' nn. w. a. mTE
LADD 13ROS.
W 4i havo nov completed pilo pf
the best stocks of
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
HATS niod CAP-.
YANKEE NOT'IIONS,
)RQCKElY, &-c.
IN THE JOUT Y.
Wy0 will not be undersold. Lot us
say, however, that our best
Calicoes are 10 ceitb, a
yard. W\Vo cannot
sell them lower
and have a
uqiformi profit on all Goods.
GIVE JJIS A CAJJg
------0.
TO OUR COLORED FR JENDS
As you have always pg cong
doneo in us, wg will state that, you
may depend on getting good,; at a
regular even price.
No baits held out to any onp.
nosv 0.
CO; GIESS ST$ .FT
N
lw
I
DNE.GOGDS,
IILOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WVINES,
LIQUORS,
11 .EEPS constantly orn hand a fiwlisp
ply of Choico FAMILY QROCERIE~ apcd
PLANTA TION SUPPIES. His tock has
.recently boon replenished, end ho is now
,ready to supply thie wanta of all.
JUST REEIYFD,
One car load scud Potatoos,
Ono " " " Oats.
-ALSO,
A full lino of Plantation Hard
varo consistin of
rlay Iron
Plow teel,
Stepl Plows,
Plow MouldP,
Spadps,
S3lovels,
Traces,
flames
Clevices,
Heol
Screws
whichi will be sold lqw for
-CASH.-.
I k'eep constantly on hand q full
mphL)ly of
PLANTATION and FAMILY
I have q4 hand povorigl brandy of
irst class
F' RTILIZERFS
which I nn prepared to sell for
:ash or oi time with well approved
spoicritips op a ione.cy Iasis, or with
1 cotton option if )l'ticty desire.
.11 parties in waub of Fortilizors
vill do yell to cell .on )10 before
Lmrchlasi}G.
F ELDER.
'o OUR VUSTOYERS
40arc inxdobted to us foy -PRiOVIS
EONS or IMOSPIIAT1ES, wc would respect
~ully call attentiqu, that your bills aro due
mn qr before Llge flrgt .of November. Wo
tro dopeeding on you for pa-yment AT
)NCE, to .ogablo us tg meet o}ligations
nado to assist you, and which ar~o due at
hbat Lime.
In order for us,- as wvell es you, to main
tin our egedit, it is necsspry to moot oum
pro)ises pyromptily.
Bpaty, 92O.4 Boga,
oeL 12
A dlmliulstrator's Notico.
A LL persns having clisagair at
>r knowilng themselves to te indeb ed(
heret,, w ill present their a limi or claims,
(;operly at eted, or mak amont, to
~2e 9 - D R -m,
SVYOUR MONEY
-GO TO
DANNENBERGS,
JUST RECEIVED,
J\ beautiful lino of Ladies' and Gonts'
Notions.
laniburg Edgings and Insertions, at
7ets., 10cts. and 123 eta, per yard.
HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
Whito and Stuiped Hosiery, at all prices:
PARASOLS, SILK and COTTON.
Gents' Unlaundried Shirts, Wansutta
Mills, $12 por dozon.
Percajo Shirts, $12 per dozen.
.EAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,
Only 121 cents por yard.
CALICOES and IILEACHINGS,
Always in groat variety,
TRY OUR BALTTIORE MAD
EACH PAIR WARRANTED.
Don't fail to Call on the Leader of Low
PRIDES,
april 17
COlliOr & .Chu~
CJ4LLj ATTENSTION
of1O thoir, largo and elegant nsomtmo.
QLASS\VARE,
I' 1peeially their Berry, Fruit jend 1'reservo
-r-AL~SO,
-To their variety of LAMPS, w ioh, for
beauty and ohsapneoas, eoi.
To their large stock of CROOKERY, wvhleog
they offer at low pricos, 19 olose out their
GOODS in this line.
Establighod 18sO
CHARLES MULLEl}
Has reinoved to the storo nmoyt.tg Fraio y
,Gerig's.
W TATCHIES, Clooks and Tpw y r
Vpaired, anal satisfaction guat to
itp overybody.
Those ~ ndelbted to; n m for W4rkC ,o
jeowolyy will please pay 4$ opeOo, fo
Mampton Is Elect4d,
fob 3-Lt
Fruit Jars ! Fuit I a:
TUST r.'teived, a lot of M1ahon's oolObrkI.
p)ted Fruit Jars, with Boyd's -porcelaijg
)ond covers.
1iice~balf aallon sizos. 2.50. nne .yoan