The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 19, 1877, Image 3
R AIoa1) Senu .:es.--JThIe follow
ing are the hours at which the trains
on the C. -C. and A. R. R. pass
W\innsboro :
REGULAR PASSENGER---NIGHT.
(For Charlotte, 1.25, A. M.
For Augusta, 11.07, P. M.
ACCOMMODATION FREIGIIT-DAY.
'For Columbia, 7.36, P. m.
For Charlotto, 10.45, A. M.
Now Advertisemonts.
Notico-Ladd Bros.
Sheriff's Salo-S.W. Ruff, S. F. C.
Something New--Connor &
!Chandlor.
RoImenmber the Firemen's Calico
Hop to-night. All firemen are re
quested to appear in uniform.
We were mistaken in our state
mont that Joe Starke, .the thief who
entered Mr. Elder's store, was un
hurt by the gun set for robbers.
He received the load just abovo the
hip, two buckshot entering, and
running around the body and lodg
ing in his back. But for his posi
tion with reference to the gun, ho
must have ben killed. The shot
cntered obliquely instead of from
the front, and thus ran round his
body instead of going right in. The
shot woro extracted by Dr. Robert
son on Saturday, and the priso er
is now doing well. But had ho
been killed he would but have got
his just deserts, and few people
would have been sorry. We only
hope he will suffer the extreme
penalty o f our far too humane law.
Timm INTERnnANGE OF Cnicui'rs.--In
-accordance with the act of the Leg
islaturo providing for an interchange
of circuits by the circuit judges,
Chief Justice Willard has i:lo the
following assignments for holding
the circuit courts next fall
1st circuit--by .the judge of the
8th circuit.
2d circuit-by the judge of the
1st circuit.
3d circuit--by the judge of the
2d circuit.
4th circuit-by the judge of the
3d circuit.
5th circuit-.-by the judge of the
4th circuit.
6th icircuit-by L.he judge of tile
7th cirenmit-by the judge of the
.5th circuit.
7th circuit--by -the judge of the
It will thus be .seon that Judge
Korshaw will hold the courts of this
circuit -next fall.
VANDALsM.-Under this head thle
Recgister~ of.Sunday gives the follow
'We are unable to do so in this
mornings issuq, but will on Tuesday
give a full neccount of the doings of
the gang of yound ebony--colored
devils who hlave b~,eon disgracing the
halls of the University of South
*Carolina, at the expense5 of the State,
for tile past year. Yesterday was the
last day of tile session and the hlopeful
cusses vented their anger upon the
old institution b~y tearig dowvn the
doors, defacing walls, breaking win
dowvs and comnmi tting o ther wan ton
d (estruction of prop)erty. Although
there was a marshlall -(so-calkud) of
tile -University on the ground,
1h0 seems to have been powv
criess to prevent it, or was indiffer.,
ent as to -what :the scoundm'els did.
Governor Hampton was notified of
their capers last *)ighlt, and before
leaving for the North ordlered a
guard to he put over tihe buiiling.
It isestimaited thlat several .thous4nd
dollars damage has been done.
rSome suspicious-looking -flogroes
were strolling about tile streets on
.$aturday nighut, and woero followed
by Policeman Gilbert and a genllol
man in company with him. Tile
negroes would shako di~'orent store
doors, .with the apparent ,intntion
of entaring if they could. At last
~they stopped at a store and puUod
.at the iron bar across thle wvindow
*shlutter, andl when thle policeman hail
ecd them they broke and run. Woe have
not learned the .names of the parties.
Tile frequency of such nets renders
it necessary thlat tile police and tile
.citizens ge o &ly be on tile ilert
for thieves. Roibory is becoming
too common. It must stop. The
law punishing burglary withl doathl
should be revived and should be
-vigorouslyr enfored.
To the Citizens of Fairfield
Couity.
I announce myself as a candidate for
tho-oflico of (lork of the Court, for Fair..
field county. 'TPho following aro my
reasons for smking the ofllee: I havo a
largo family to support, and children to
educate by my owea efforts. I lost an aria
in the service of my country, and the
oflico would at least be a 'great Ihlp to a
manl in my situation. So if no other
man-offors, whoseoolaims are botter, and
you will elect me I promise to fill the
ollico honestly, and to .the b est of my
ability.
juno 2--tf R. II. JENNINGS.
SHERLIFF'S SALE.
I Y Virt,u of a nortgag and power of
seizure and sale herein contained,
executed by W. E. MeNailty to [ohe;
& Durham, I, as agent of Hohnes & )ur
ham, will offer for sale beforo the Court
Htouso door in Winnsboro on tho first
Monday in July next., within the legal
hours of sale, for Cash, tlacefollowing de
scribed p roperty, to wit:
One bay Horse, one bay Mule,one milel
Cow, ono Buggy and one two--horse
Wagon, the property of W. F. McNulty,at
the suit of Ilolms & Durham.
8. W. RIUFF,
juno 19-f 1x2 S .I. F. C.
NOTICE!
W Etend to gm n, ugA our
tockto Giroceries, H-eatvy D)ry Go.ods,
Boots, Shoes, and a-il goods needed on
phantations.
We therefore offer all.fancy goods, such
as
Edgings,
Veilinga,
Ribbons,
Jaeonet :and Swiss,
Atl pa cea,
.laace lIandke~relaiefs,
(.assimi--rs.
Fine (.loves,
Collars.
Cuffls,
Sica rfs,
and all other goods of this character at and
BELOW COST.
If you want any kind of Fancy Notions,
give us a call. The prico shal.1 suit you
for the
-CASH.
L ALDD BROS.
june 10
The Automatic Fly Brush.
AN ORNAMENT.
A COMFORT.
A. NECESSITE.
LONG SOUGHT,
FOUND AT LAST.
Ever'ybodly Should lave it.
(COME AND GET ONF,
ONNOR & CHANDLER.
juno 19
ihirts I Shirts Shirts I
AMSUTTA~ 1luslin and 22Q0 Linon,
vi at $8.00 per half dozen.
Porcale and Calico at$6.00 andl $9,00 . >or
alf dozen..
mar22. J" Mau~A8Er~m & Cr.
CONGUIESS 3TREtIET
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WINNSUORO, S. C.
NEW GOODS
AT
U. G. 11)ESPOR{TES'
AND
BARGAINS
IJN
DUY1, GOODS,
CLOTHING,
IMOOTS ANO-SHOES,
WINES,
LIQUORS,
Etc., Etc.
feb 3
LIVER
CURE.
NUO is thi' season when thie Liver he
.comes torpid, refuse-; to do its share
of wVorkc, aial cautsest distress to the htnan
svstom. ''alke Sinnons' lepatic (om.
poiui l or Liver Cure and all will be well.
The old adIage, -"'Preveition is B-tter
than Cure," eannot he more liractically
illustratel than now when the sickness
usual at this: seasOTI can be prevent ed i
I the use of ;;I::lMONS' HlPATIC COM
PONDIT , .vhieIl, by remnovlng the bile,
cleansing the stomachi anl bowels aAil
purifying the blood, enables the syste
to rvect Iaalarial poisons anid gives tone
andl strength to the whole body. SlMI
MONS' IIEPA'I1 COM'POUND is all
Vegetable, pertectly harmless and won
derlully effective; can he used at all times
and at all ages, and sloes not interfuro
with one's daily pursuits, but on the eon
trary, onables us to pursue them, with
renewed vigor. It is simpler, better and
cheaper than any similar pareparation
ovqr offered. For sale by
W. E. AxxEN,
M\c in.as'run & Balen.
Wlinnsblor'o, N. C.
WVoodward's, S. C
D)OWIE & MOISE, Proprietos,
may 31 Charleston, 8. C.
JUST ).ECEIVED,
-. dozen unlaunred iready ,mado
Shirts, guaranted to be made of best
niuslin and 22-100 linen, vihw e
at tho very low price of half dlozen for $7
the cheapest and best shirt in thec market.
WVo continue to sell thme best
Cm~liecmes at83A cents per yard.
Piques, at 12)% " and1( upI.
Dexter's Knitting Cdtion fl cents a ball
and manny other frcsh and( de(sirablo goods
at prices to suit (ho hard timeqs.
McMASTER & BICE.
june 7
Etener & Edmond,
JRxo~oMND. VA.
M ANU A CTRERSof Portable ano
Saionary Engines and Boilers o
all kinds, Circular Saw Alillb, Grist Mills
Mlill Goaring, Shafting, P'uloys so.
AMEJUOAN TURBJINE WATER WHJEE..
Cameron's Special Steam Puunpa
oc 0Sopgd for .Catalogno.
Fruit Jars I JFruId ,Jar's!
T UST reeived, a lot of famon's celebra
,) ted Fruit JTarz, with D~y d's poxeelain
lined covers.
Prico,half gallon sizes, $. .50, per dozen.
'' qart mizes, S2.25i Ir dozen.
mnay24 .0 Au Mcm 'rm R&rm
JUST RECEIVED,
One car load seed Potatoes,
One " " " Oats.
-AIjO,
A full line of Plantation Hard
ware consisting of
).ay Iron,
Plow Stcol,
,Stcol Plows,
Plow Moulds,
Spades,
SLovels,
Traces,
iames
Clovices,
JIicos,
Heel
Screws
which vill bo oold low for
-CASH.
I keep constaatly on hand g full
supply of
PLANTATION a=d FA1MILY
I have on hand aoyeral brands sof
first class
FERtTLIZE0RS
whidh I am prepared to sell for
Cash or on time with well approved
securities on a money basis, or with
a cotton option .if parties desire.
All parties in want of Fertilizers
will do well to cat! .on me before
purchasing.
feb 20 F. "IIDER.
TO OUI CUSTOXERS
HOA11 j4o indebtedi tto -us for WI.
IONS or PIJlOSPH ATES, we would respeet
fully~eall aitaention, ethat your bills jiro dho
on Qer before .the firqt of Novemibqr. ,Wo
are dependjug on you for paymrnt eiT
QNCE, to enablo us -to meet obligatiqua
made to gesist you, and ,which aro (po at
that timeq.
In order for us, as~well as you, to~maiji
tain our credit, it isecesrsary to n4et opr
prontines promptly.
Q0t612
Administrator's Notico.
Jthe estatoof James JKina, deceasetl
,or knowing themselves to Ie ind(ebse
thereto, 'will present their clai m orolaims,
properly attested, or make payment, to'
R. 8. DE,PORTESAdr.
inne O...4f 1 ?Lidm.a~ 8. n
SAVE YOR1ITEY
-00) T4.-.
DANNENBERB'g.
J.UST RECEIVED,
A boantiful -lino of I, dIos' and Gents'
Notions.
1,Iatubtrg Edgings aid ,Tasortions, ao
7ets., 10ets. and 121 ots, por yard.
HANDSOM35 ASSORTIMNT OF
Whito and .Stiped Rosiery, ,at~al prios..
PARASOLS, SILK oa4 COTTON.
Gonts' Unlauiudried Shirts, 'Wamsutte
Mills, $12 per dozoap.
Porcato Shirts, $1.2 .par dozon.
RE]AUTIF'UL DRES GOODS,
Only .121 cents per yard.
CALICOES apd BLE&THINGS,
Always in great v ,reoty.,
TRY ,OUR P4LTIMO;Rfi N4T D
EACH PAIR YA RATED.
Donit fail to Call og the.Lq or cf Low
PRIQES,
april 1
. . * l.e.
J EE~PS constantly ,on -hand a fullag~p.
:ply qf .Choice FAMIM Ql3Q0)l1lj and4
PbNTA,I'IQSUillPLIES. :Histook hop
recqptly been repiqnjahed, andI :e is now
ready to supply the ents of ag
oct12
Eptabialad 18568,
iCHAMRIES gjUL~igg
Hlaageovedoy to the istoro :nex~t to Franoe
Gerig's.
TATCHF,8s, Clocks aia Jowelry re
topevr od, and ersfaca ion guaranteeg1
Those indlebted to y me for work op
jewelry will pl990o.posy at onco, for
*Iagnptona As Elected.
:fob;3-tf O R.SM LE4
FURINLTURE
,8DO hades, Riotxr Frame
UOhde~pn's iby but~gs,' bert aus
-buy whor y(Je ca gy gb best, an
aprl' 26 B. W. PHILLIPS.
I&MP 5ORIM)EYS.
50 Cie*'mn.eys of al kindsjs
rtes, b~the dozen or hait dozen, at iAbe
)'we 9 .D. W. E. AJKEN.