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RAirROAD SoHIEDjUEAs.--Tho follo-jr ing are the hours at which the trains 'on the C. C. ald A. R. R. pass Winnaboro.: REOU~LAI PASSENOII--IoHT. -Vor Charlotto, 1.25, A. . -OFor Augusta, 11.07, 1,. r. AcCOMMODATION P4 REIoT-DA.Y. T'or G6ltmiia, 7.36, 'r. I. ,For Charlotte. 10.4.5, A. At New Advertisemoits. Vax Returns-I. N. WifIM'S. Hardware, '&o.-J. E. Adger & iCo. The trops aro improving. Rain is noeded. Some of the Radical loadors are said to be making desperate efforts to reorganizo their party. The Methodift Conferencoets onm WodnesIlay the 8th, the -sor vices opening at the Dlethodist church at 8, p. m. Monday was salus day. Tho sheriff sold one small tract of land and some personalty. Thero waf not much of a crowd in town. Goncral Bratton and Iajor Woodward left on Sunday night for Anderson. A delegition will attend 'rom Whito Oak Grange. The meeting will be large and interest, im . We give, in this issue, an admira be article on the fonco law, from onb who has thorongbly proved its work, ings. The apprehensions existing in the minds of somo that a change will work harm, we believe to be entirely without foundation, Every where that the change has been 4ried, it has been most satisfactory. R'r. REv. BIsiop HoWi.-This dis tinguished prelate, now on his an nual visit to this parish, accompa.. .nied by the Rev. Mr, Stringfellow, -assistant rector of Trinity church, Columbia, arrived hre esterday. Divine service in the Episcopal church this morning at 11 o'clock, .and this evening at 8 o'clock. Mr Stringfellow preaching in the morning, and the Bishop at night. THE HARDWARE TRADE.-We call the attontion of our merchants to the advertisemeit of Messrs. J. E. -Adger & Co., of Charleston. This ~lonse is so well and widely knowvn, that it ~is scarcely necessary for us to say anything in its favor. It is avell to note, however, Lhat they have recently added largely to their fa e'lities, and are now more than ever able to meet all the wants of tile trade. 'We bespeak for them a lib.. ,oral share of platronage. Mr. E. R. Paulling, living on Mr. W. M. Young's place, near Feastern yillo, losit three -children last week friom diphtheria-two'of whom were buried ih o~ne coffmn. The iremaining four children, and Mr. Paulling and his wife, were all sick of the same -disease at !last acconnts. The dis case first appleared in the foot of 01n0 of the children. Dr. McLurkin prononnees 'it 'the most virulent het has over seen. The disease has not spr1ead yet in the neighborhood The neighbors have shown groat kridiaoss to this aftlieted family in their misfortune. A match game of base ball wvas played on Friday last between the first nine of the Chicora Club, of Jackson's Creek, and the Name, less Nine, of Winnsboro. The game resulted in a victory for the Chicoras, the score standing thirty four runs for them, to seven for their opponents. We regret .that it was impossible for TJ[E NEWS AND .IERALD to have a representative o1n the ground, an I we can there fore give no satisfactory account of the game. A number of ladies and gentlemen wvent from town, and they enjoyed tihe trip greatly. Another match will be played between the Amoin ninejs on tho College green on Wednesday afternoon, when there wvill be munch eloser, playing. The Liberia fever has broken out in Fairfld. At Ridgeway, on Saturday, about fifty colored per sons assembled ini the schou-ol houise and discussed the situation. They ,are anxious to mmakth chae Jack -,amm is tfhl leading spirit. Wo have t0- tvic - ( fror the colored pooplo. If they want to go to Liberia lot them save their money md when they got enough, pay their own passage money in ships dready engaged in the business. If they go to contributing money to buy a ship, ten lances 'to one they will never hoar of it again. The ship will be forthcoming about the time the forty acres and a .mulo aro soon, and not before. Don't spond your money hat w ay. Roop it and buy your tickets when you are ready to go. TAX RETURNS. V deputy v!! 1 , ti following ices n '; ' jii ed, to take .VAX lEETUItNS for tli 1scal year 1877. Polls are collectable up to sixty-years. llidgoway, August Gth,7th,'8th and 90th. lly thewoo(, " 10th, and I Ith Durham's, - IT8th ind 1Ith 3aldweli'm Store, "l7th. Gladden's Grove, "(18th. Younguesville, " 20th and 21st. [easterville, " 22nd and 23rd. Monticollo, - M4th and 25th. Tenkinsville, " 27th. H1oreb, " 29th and 30th. WhiteOak, " 31st. The oflico at Winnsboro 'will be Qpen during the ontiro moith. I. N-, WITItERS, aug 7-tf County Auditor. T. Elison Aiger, E, D. Robinson, A. Mc.D. Browji, ElliHon A. Sinyth. J.E. A ger& Co., 137 and 139, Mecting Street, CHABLE STON, S. C. Retail Hiardwaire. A S.previously announced,we have re nrovN our retail department from 62 EAST 13AY TO 137 MPETINO STREaMT where we are recoeiving a fuM line of goods suit able for the retail ffardware trade, includ ing H[ouse Furnishing Articles, English 1l:te Dish Covers, nodgers' iron-handled table knives, Rodgers' and Wostenhol m's Pen Knives, Razors and Scissors, either singly or in cases. Builders' lardware a large asortment, with all the latest im proveenonts. AoRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Tto variety of agricultural imploments ainL labor-saving machinery including the celebrated Farmer's Friend Plows, for which we are the General Agents for this State, will be as extensive es former ly. Also, Cotton Gins, Cotton Prossus, Agri cUltUral stedM, -&es SADDLERY. Our Saddlery department will be sup plied with a full and carefully selected stock- Carriage and Wagon Materials of all kinds. Jepairing promptly and carefully at tended to. WHOLESALE HARDWARE. We continue our Wholesale and Job bing Hard ware 11ouse at the oll stand, 14. 'Metinig Sfrvet, where we have-a full stook of -irdware, CqUtory, Bar Iron, Steel, ails, & , eley designed .Ic, the Southern miarket, and to which we mnvite the at,tenition of the FallT'1rade. J. E. ADGER & CO., 137 and 139, Meeting Street, t x 'aug 'oct dcc Charlosteon, 8. 0. CLOSING OUT My Entire Sprinlg and 81ammer -OF-. Dry Goods8, Clothinig, &c, AT AND .BELOW COST, To Make RIooma f'or Fall andi Witel' Goods. R. La. Danneniberg, july 2d LAMP CHIMNEYS. Op dozen Chimneys of all k;inds j U '.reeivedl, and offered at redun -ates, by the dozen or helf dozen, at th. Drug Sto of june' 9 DR W, *, 4En SPE(IAL NOTICES. Do You Want Health I Wiy Wi,r YF DiE ?-Doath, or what is worso, is the inevitable result of coniti u1v( ispe. sil II of t,ho Inlistrual flow. It is a colditioll whichshould not b t,Ifle(d with. Immudiato reliet i" the only safe, guard agaiist colistit-utional in. In all cases of suppression, sus esion or other irreg-larity of "courses,' Dr. J. Brad fielT's Female 'egulator is the only suro remedy. It iets by giving tone to the nervous centres, -improvng all the blood and ddtormining -irecotl to the organs of menstruation. It is a legitimato .pro scription, and The .Most intelligentDot to" lise 'it. P-rophred by J. Dradfleld, Atlanta, Ga., $1.60 per -bottle, and for sale by DR. W. . -AIKEN. july 31-2w SOMETHING NEW. , I have just rec0ivoll some very fine 611 Coin Vhiskey, Peach and Apple Bran dy, .from Stone Mountain, Georgia,-and Lincoln county, Virginia, and various other grades of Western Rye Whiskeys North Carolina Corn )td Itye Whiskeys, Domestic aid Imported Winos and E'andie'l. --ALSO A large stock of bottled goods, consist. ing of Champagne, Lager Boer, for family iso, Ales, Porters, Boda Water &o. One barrel fresh -Newark Gidor on draught. Cool drinks ol all desofiptions. Tobacco, Cigars, &c. -AT OoR HOUSE. J. D. McCAR LEY, may 3 'o-riCter. CHEAP GOODS! WE would cAll the attention of the public to the great reduction we have matle on LINEN LA.WNS, IPACMIM LAWNS, ORGANDIES, BRILLIANTS, VIQUES, and oher White Goods. to the fact that we sol Dexter's Knitting Cotton, at 5 cents per ball, and half dozen SHIRTS, warranted to fit And made of Wanisutta Muslin,for $7.00 MoMaster & Brice. july 14 Established 1859. CHARLES MULLER 1Has removed to the stei next to Francis Gorig's. Wa AT.cHIES, Clocks and Joewelry re VYpaired, and satisfaction guaranteed to everybody. .Those indebted to ii) for work on Jewelry will p)lease pay at once, for CHARLIiS MULLER. feb' 3-tf 'IJL1ET OAp. dUST RlECEIVEI3, Og ross ti the gomo flow Windsor Soap. ALSO, Twenty-fiye deoen assorted Soa~ps,at the Drug Store of J. OLENDiNING, hot anad Sho0 ManIuf'actrerh VINNSBORO, S. C, J'1HE iundersignedr ~~spectfully announCes to the ctznofFairfield that h9 has removed his ,Bd and Thee Mathuiaitory to oho doe,' below Mr. D. Mullor's. I am r' epared to nianufabtitre til styleU of work in a substantial anid orkmnahlke manner, out of the vory best baaterials, and at prices fully as low as the same goods can be manufactured for at the RIorth or elsewhere. I keep Constantly en band a god 8took of ole and U pr [aeacher, Soe Findings &o., which wibe rold at reasonable prces. Roairiun proinpt1yatten1ded to. Terms strictl Cash.] AalDried Udes bought. oet12J,.LZminqmwr. 'CONGRESS STREET w G 0 D WINNSBOTVO, S. 0. s NEW 'GOOS AT U. G. DESPORTES' AND B3ARVvAINS DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, bOOTS A" I SIOES, WINES, LIQUORS, Etc., Etc. MCMaster & rice HAVt grmnfy redfeoA the prices of theil HAMBURG EDGINGS, INSERTINGS, LACES, TRIMMINGS, LINEN EDGINGS, COTTON EDGINGS, FRILLINOS, COLLARS, CUFFS, TIES, &e. Canl .anal examine 'their "CheAp, .Shocv -Case" of -"ODbS AND ENDS." july 28 T11 Latesi Novellies JUST ARRIVED. A beautiful selectionl of Lawns and nibrias,er all the hoew tleairablo Color A beautiftfl line of Hamburg Eriging and Trimmings of all kinds. Calicoesoi latest styles and at greatly reduced prices. A large assortment of Fans Buatto Combs, and Lotions of all kinds, os Call on undersigned before making 'our tirchahnes and you will be satisfied LATEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST GOODS ate purebased of .uo2 SOL WOLFE. L. 3. cCarley EGd to calt attention to liis new }Stock of B3oo and Shoes, all sid4es rn si.glesb at uhpreceden.tedly low prices. ALSO, 'in enitirey new Stock of tJ6dis. ingar of all gides,00ffee, U(ico, Hoin lhy, Fle eSeed Irish Pot too.epe,Taee Choicest Brands of Flo r. Best Corn and itye Wh iy n towti I'obacco and OIian, Mlasses, La'd, ~aon .Hanid& Lowest market prices maf . t. J. MadA,ni1f NOTICE ! E iitnd -to gradually ehan o onr Stock to Groceries, Heavy Dry" 'ood Boots. Shos, anl aIll goods nodoed on plantations. We thereforo offer an famy -goods, such AR Edgings, Veilings, Rib)oUs, Jacondt and Swiss, Alpacca, Lace Handkerchiefa, Cassimores, Fine Gloves, Collars, Cliffs, Scorfs, na il other goods of this charadtor at and ELOW COST. .If yae wan't any kind of Paney"Notions, give us a nlt. The .price shall suit you -Cr the LADD BROS. june 19 ]# E!W 0-ofls ! NEW 600DS I TE have just received a stock or SPRING AND SUMMER' p)rinlts of the beRt brands at 81 cents, 4--4 Cambrics at 10 cents. Conitolnnial S$ripes at 12A cente. A thil Stoc'k of Shirtings, Sheetings and Drilling at low figures. CLOTHING I CLOTHING Ii We have .just received a large anda corn pleit stock of Spring and Summer Cloth thin g wich we will sell as cheap as any one. HATS!I HATS '1 HATS 1 1 Genis' and Youths' Felt and Straw Thats et all -kinds and at any price. CASSIMERES I CASSIlMERES ! We have just roteived a full stoak of Cassia. niors from the Charlo teosville Mills, ALSO TIweedat5 to''tonades, Joans, die. J..F. MoMaster_& Co.. FUlRNITUR E, W IfTbOlV Shitatis, Pldturo 1taine Chlardhis Clirrittgen, Lumber andA Shingles. Use economy by buying $he besti and buy whore yOu eah get the cheapest. apr1 26 . PILLIPS. Merchant Tailorinq. ltundeklifed internis thio ditizensi of Winnsboro and thd co thty generally, that he has opened a T4iltsrirg Establish merit in the store next to lt!r. J. Olondin. Ibg a. He is prepared to do all kinds of wotk iin his line at shbrt $tidfe arnd reasdibable termls. A full lihe of sapl kept coristantly on hand, troth wb1oli oiastomiers may rnake selections.' fpecIal attentioh given to CUTTING. feb 9m-e6m W . Ma a.