ing aw) the hours at which tho -trains
on the C. 0. and A. R. R. pass
Winnsboro:
RFEoULAR PASsENoER--NIow'r.
For Charlotto, 1.25, A. 51.
For Augusta, 11.07, 1. at.
AccOMHODATION FREOlnT-DAY.
For Coliunbia, 7.36, 1. At.
For Charlotte, 10.45, A. -M
Refroshi1ng showers fell on Mon
day and Tuesday.
A largo number of delegates to
tho Methodist District Conference
arrivod by tho trains yesterday
morning and evoning.
The second match game of base
ball was played yesteaday afternoon
between the Nameloss and Chicoras.
The Nameless woro victorious by i
a score of 29 to 8. The gamos now
stand, Chicoras 1, Namelcss 1.
The publishers of this paper have
not the slightes objeotion to its
being known that the "Citizens'
Ticket" is puhilied as an adver
tisemen/, at "ten dollars a month"
the regular contract rates.
Tho services at the Episcopal
church opened on Tuesday morn
ing, Rev. J. Obear conducting the
servioe, and Rev. W. I. String.
follow, of Columbia, delivering the
somcrlon. At night the service was
read by Rev. R. P. 3olmson, of
Yorkville, the Bishop delivering
the sermon. Timo services were
throughout interomting .and in
structive, and wore well attended.
A very large spaeo8 has been taken
up in Tin, NEws AND JULA.L)D by co1
nmnications on county polities, to
the almost entire exclusion of
current neows, miscellaneous matter
and discussions upon the fence
law and agrieniltral topies,
both of great importance to
the material interests of the county
Wo shall hereafter publish commn
nications on politics only pro-vided
they bo briof, to the point, and over
the namo of the real writer.oAnony
mots communications carry little
weight, and produce little effect.
KINa'S MOUNTAIN MILITARY SCHOOL.
-The session of this well known
and justly celebrated institution
op)ened last week. and we are pleasE
ed to learn that its prospects are
.good. Among thc rc'ent matricu
lates are two sus of Governor
Hamp~iton. This School now ofl'ors
facilities for a fall collegiate conrse,
wvhile due importance is attached to
the preparatory feature of the
institution. Colonel Coward, thec
Principal, is a ripo scholar an cx
cllent disciplinarian, a zealous and
efficient instructor, andl a true
Christian gentleman. He is ably
assisted in the several departments.
'We bespeak for King's Mountain
Military School a liberal share os
patronage from Fairfield and om
'State at large.
AN EXP'LANATION.-Some commneni
and criticism have been made upom
the refusal of the editors of Ti
NEws AND HERALD to publish a comn
nmunication from I. B. Smith, the wvell
knowvn mulatto politician fron
Rhode Island, in advocacy of th<
"Citizons' Ticket." While we claim2
the right to rejet any or all comn
mnunications sent to us, yet it ma3
satisfy some people's curiosity t<
knowv our reasons for refusing ii
this iistanco. They are these
1. Because I. B. Smith is, in n<
possible sense, a responsible par'ty
2. Because the communication con
tined statements, the truth o
which we do not believe Smith cam
substantiate. 3. Beccause the pub
lication of the said communicatiom
could serve no good purpose
4. Because I. B. Smith's peculia1
views on the political situation ar
of no interest to the white popb
of Fairfield, who constitute wvit1
very rare exceptions the readers
and without any exception the rca
supporters, of this p)aper.
A Mr. B. J. Martin was shot and
instantly killed by at Mr. T. T. Gil
at Bruison's, Barnwell county,
few dayvageo.
True Brothorhood Lodge, No. 344,
Knighto of Donor.
T liR regular ietI ,ing: f thIs L.o 4 wIll ic
FI WiI3
101 lnst., at 8, O'lock.
-1reth.rn WIl Colae preparedl to pay assess
macnt. No. 28..
mcM,No.28.E.H8. CHANDLERt,
aug. 9--t tliorter.
CONGRESS STREET
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WINNS1ORO, S. C.
NEW GOODS
AT
U. G, )ESPOlTES'
AND
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DRY GOODS,
CLOTH1ING,
J-00TS AND SIIOES,
WINES,
L IUORS,
Elte., Etc.
feb 3
TCT]LIDTf S'OAJP
JUST REICEIVED,
NXE gross of the genuine Drowl
Windsor Soap.
ALSO,
Twenty-five dozen assorted Soaps,at th(
Drug Store of
april 24 DR. W. E. ATKEN.
MORRIS' HOTEL,
---o
~ have just finisAhed painting, pwrpeirin'
. and thoroughly renovating my Hot
fromt topi to b ottnom, anid now have it ii
first class -.ide and am1( . prejihiIrd to en
tertai lil y guests with1 much more O con
v'iee and1 c*omafert than er1etofoirc
Office Onl lirst floor aud opening on mai
street, wit.h dlinin g reoom and sampt11
room1 aidjomoiig. Every effort, will bl
mad touli make my guests comfortable.
T HIo tel tonted .next door to F
Elder's large gro cery and dry good stores
iand ini the cenitrailand0I busineCss piortion (
own. Charges to suit the times.
A. A. MORRTTS,
april--2(-ti Pr opr1iior.
Established 1859,
CHARLES MULLER
Has removed to the store next to Franei
G erig's.
TATCHlES, Clocks and Jewelry, r
pairedl, and sat,isfaction gualranteec
to e'rybody.
Those indebted' to mo for work o:
.jeoery wifl please pay at once, for
Hampton is Elected.
CHARLES MULLER.
feb 3-tf
Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, &c.
]'INE Pale Sherry Wino, fine N. (
LSouppornong W~me, line old1 Port
Port Winoe, fino .imported Claret Wim,
For table usBO
. AL1SO,
Fi;uo art.ilo dry Scuppernonig WVina
Otard's & Co. genuiine Cognao'Uiranida
putreN. C. Apple BUrandy, chi ieo Stoti
Mountai (Georgia) Corn WVhi skey, pm
N. C. Sweet Mash Cornt Whiskey, A
Cabinet Ryo--the best whliskey in towi
and a full stock of all other good Lirjiuor
Also, the celebrated Iadian Pale All
fresh Lager and Sw~neet Spaurkling Cider a
draught. The largest anri best seleete
stock of Hav'ana Cigars andl Cigarettesi
town, iilackweIll's genliue Smuoking Ti
baeeo, Messina Oranges and Lomons P
salo lowi for cash by
julno i2 F. W. IrAilNIcllT.
HOR?SE ANDOCATTLE POWDERS
'v to or prevont.olI,oa.o. ',
Ihrby forewarn all persons, wit
.black, Deatch, Irish or munlatto, frot
hunitin g dloor, fox, opossumfl orY any oth<
,gae, fishing, or Ircispassing on may Itan
in any way -whether fenced or rnot feo<
SThe lawv will be strictly enforned.
July 24--t- xl N THOMAS I4 DnA VIm
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Do ven. 11ant fHe:l1it ?
Wily AVYII , T- Iil":: ?-- Death, or wilt is
worse, is the inevitablo rvult of contin
Aled slspoensi( n of the menstrual flow. it
is ia coidition whicli hould not he trifled
witi. imedinto relief' is I bo only Hafe
gurd against, vonst it utional ruin. Tn il
elases of .iipession, sipeision or ther
irreguMlarity of "cournes,' Dr. J. Wrad
lield's le-'enile ilegulator is Lilt ony stir
rvineedy. It.acts by giviig toneo to th
n1"rvols cnitresK, improving all the bl1(od
and deterraining d irectly to t le orgnis of
ImIeNist IIation. It is at legitiinto pro
sCriptitn, aInd the(- most intelligeitDoe
tors Itse it. Prepared %by J. .ra1d1field.
Atianti, ga., si.-i) per )bottle, andot for'
sdeby in. W. E. Au..N.
july 31 - 2w
Fence Law Elections,
U O11 tie piur-pose of submiitling to tte!
tinal1ified electors of ithle 1,41llowii g
nam,i1)ed townships inl FaiJ-iield unco ty, S.
C.. A PiOPOSITO ,N TO ALTEI' TLE
IFFINCE LAW, in aceordiance with the
prm isiolns of the Act of the Logislature
ofthis State, pliproved June 7t, 1877, it
is hereby orderod that an eleetion whe hl
in the several towsilHips, cit the places
dcsignated blow, oiI WEDNESDAY, TIE
IH D.\Y OF AUrUST next, tld that
the polls he kept open From G o'clock, a.
II.. unittil 1 o'clock, p. Im., tihe- forik of tle
ballot to be ats, follows, viz: Those ilk
favor of alting (Ie Feice Law will use
a ballot, either. written or printedn--ll
fiavor of altering the Funco Law." Tho0sk)
opposkd will use a ballot Pither written
or prinled.- --A-inhst altering thle J.'tncet
AW." 'l'he vo'ti ing prcinets in idalunagers
I. lusigimiedl c-11 as f ollows
TmwN:i No. 1 - Voting precinct, Fau
etU's Su>e; l Iagers, 1). ,P. Crosiy, V.
P. C1hula toin aot Peter Feaster.
'.'o\wxs,\m- No. 2--Voting precinv,,Wood
wacD's DI)pt Mlanngers, W. W. Ket"hllin,
1t. W. liumpkin and J. Y. Brice.
TiwN1,11-1 No.:1 -- Voting precinct., revi
I& wvue of .1. A. .\leCrorey, Sr. ; Malnligers,
,J. A. McCrorey, Sr., iStrother Ford and11
J-E. M (Culllough.
'I'oVxsN-II No. 4-Yoting precitl
Winnsboro; 'Managers, Or.1i. \MeMaster,
1. W. \, cC(reight lld Ienjini Tidwel .
Tmvw,,inii No. 5--Yoting previnut, ILt
mar's iitvclm Cree'-: (uarters; Manm
gvvs, A. F. Peay, J ohik Io His and Nitlian
1larrison
To-wxsm iNo. 7. -Voting preciel, resi
deucle Of T. M. Illbit.; \Inatlgers, T. M.
llbert, Pr-estoli Rioln and W. 11. Joncs.
TIowiNsi I No. 1) --- Yoting pricinet, l'r
le's Shol lu louse; Miaat1gs, TI'. W.
Woodwl\ard, J1. R. Delaley and Grachus
jlarrber,
Towxcun> No. 12 -Voting ptre(ciIet,
PaIl's A lMnagers, 1. WV. Boliek,
J's. JI. Kenned(Ay and Alex.lopkinls.
Towxsmve Nii. 13 Voting precinct,
riesih.nie f Jmles MCGill; aNIaIIIIgers,
James McGill. Thomas Blair and 1saac
Mille-r.
iw \Manager- above designaed to hold'
the sait t--cetion at the Foveral precinets
ied , shall, immediately uiponl t1he close
of the (ehlill, econcut, the vot.s ad malk
retilun of tihe rosiult and the aillots, to tih
uiirsigned, County Cominissioners ol
Firit-field counity.
Il l"N'' .JAC03 County
J It. I IARVEY,
CARTIEAt T 1.1ATY, Commissioners.
Juitly 1- IxIlmu6W
The iState of South Carolina,
COUNTY 'OF CIESTEt.
C'ou't of' Comi 11ln Pleas,
Daniel Hal I.Plainti), against Wi .
linan . lall, Lei StIi nd Samuel
Iloidelberger, Copartnrs under thc
tirmi camie if' Steoin A' tC., Be?njain
WhV1ite'ly, Cal vini WitIely, Loin ucl P,
TIownisenud andu Johnii I''. li'lrandi, lo.
lct notrs undei'.th firmit name1 oif Whitely
I i'. &. Co., 'J'ihn L.. Siekl, Andrew~ J
nor1s, undcer lthe firmll name of1 Siekel,
Copy Suimmonus. Foru relic'f. Comiplaini
not secrvedl.
Tfo the D)efendlants abhovi nauwcd:
\TOU AIIE ilEliE13Y .'.MliONED~ and
.L reiu ired to aniswer' te c'ompklain
int this iactiont, which is ftledh in the coflcec
of the Clerk of' Comn P11il'cs, for the said
cotunty, and1 to serve ac coptjy of youl
answ ei' to flhe sa id ccomiplatinit onk thec sub.
5(criiber af t heikr elu, No. B, Lawv Range,
WAinnlsbiorO, 80outhI Caroliimn, withtin twen.
9 ly dlays af:e'r tile setrvioc hereof', exclusiv'i
of'thlie dayk3 of such 4orv iice; n'ndl ify~ou fail
to anskwerk the 'omphddiin t within te timit
caforcsacid, thie plainit fill ini this acotiont w;ih
appilly toi the( Courtit fori th rliefido demanIthde(
iln t.he(01 comlainIt.
- Datted 10~Iithtly, A. D). 18u77.
1 ~MeOA NTS cii l)OUGLAS9S,
.Plainitifh's Attok'neys
T 1o the Defencdcnis, c'cimpotsinkg the firn'u
of Stein & Co., WV hitely, lUro. & Oo. ani
Hickel, Sungleto'n & Co.
Take notice thact theo comiplint referrec
to in theo sulmmlons ill this aictiont (o
'ich smumonsl11011 the f'oregoing is ai copy
was 11lled1 in the eflice of' lth) Clerk of tb
. Court of' Commlonl leai at Chester, ink th
Count. of01 Checste'r in the Stato of Soutl
Catrolinac, ont the~ 1th dlay of' Juliy.
McCAN'' & DOUGIJLASS*,
July 17-t h x(6w Platiuitiff's Attornops.
TAX RETURINS.
lFEnCOUNTY A1l1IOi5Ore,
0 QN and afteri thtis date, 11Ith inst antl
ttuntil the 31st of August proxinmo, thi
Y (oflice iyilIlibe openedo( for returns of al
4i axcable propert.y, as requiiredl by law, fo
4. tb heisecal year 1877.
' All per'sonus between thce ages of twent~
ii1) on an sixIty years aret liabilo to a ron.
T 'Ax, antd nmust maicke ref.urnls atccordingly
nk After the 31st of Augus.ct proximlo,
penaclty of lifly perk ent. will be addelcd I
r the taxale l'cproperty of' all personls failin
to mnako retuirnsc within theo presccribo,
timo1).
Blnki retuirns~ can be hacd on applicatio1
at, this office.
I. N. WITHERSH,
july 12-txta County Auditor.
PROE. N, SCHMITT,
P aolodeon and Organ Tuner,
238 Maitn Street, Columbia, S. C
]3{AVING* an exiperiec of thirty-fiv
. . yersink Luning and repaIirin
', Piainosm, Meledeonsc, Organs andoh
a Musical' Instr'umenut, bc4th in Europe an
'r Ameiricca, is enacbled to guarklato sattifa
ii tiont, or moak~e no charge. He has thc
l. highest recommlend(ations from school
and colleges in thte United States.
.Jniy 1ti.
Da Ra FLENNIKEN
EEPS constantly on haud a full mup
ply of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES and
PLAPNTATION SUPPLIES. His stock ias
recently been replenislied, and ho is now
ready to sipply the wants of all.
oct.)2
TO OUR 0USTOItERS
HO are iu101tel'to uR for PIROVS
IONS or PIIOSPHATES, we would respect
fully call attention, that your bills aro due
on or before the first of November. Wo
itre depending on you for payment AT
ONCE, to enable us to meet obligation
made to ai.t you, and which are due at
that time.
In order for us, as well as you, to main
tain our credit, it is necessary to meet our
promises prompitly.
Beaty, Bx%o.& Son.
oot 12
* ARk ''''
PATD). JULYM M. 31u.
wE CLAIM FoRl THKE IMPROVED
WHITNEY
SEWING
MA CHIN ES
The followig specific~ points of supe.
riority:
truictioni.
2l-DUamarability.
3- Exceedliagly Idigla Wmun
stin1g.
4-Sill Itunnlmag. Noise ess,
5--Peirfoans all Varleties o1
Work.
. -Ienasty of FInIsit nl
5 WorIkamnslal3p.
i */--GRtEAT REDUICTION II~
Singlo Machines sent on orders direo
~from the Factory, written guarantee witi
each Miaohine.
a WHlY PAY OLD PRICES!
to'Send for circulars and partionlars.
LI Add ross,
Time W la itney M f'g. Co.,
fob 17 Paterson, N. J
Merchant Tailorinq.
THEj undersigned informs the citizen'
of Winnsboro and the county genorally,
Sthatthelhas opened a Tailoring Etbih
mentin te sore ext o M. J. Clendin,
Sing's. lie is prepared to do all kinds os
*rwork in his line at short notice andl or
reasonable terms. 'A full line of "'e pli
Skept constatly on hand, from whici
oustmersmay akeselections, iSpecia:
attention given to CUTTING.
fob 24.+iam Wtv. ROOnEvn
IIirrah for iamplou!
GRAND SPRING OPENING,
-AT THA
DIy Goods, Fancy Goods, and
Miillinery Bamr,
O a beautifAl and full line of lategt
novelies in S'pring and Hummor
Millitery and rancy Goods, COnsisting in
part 6f:hadics', Msses' and Children's
trimmed Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Silks,
Nets, &c.
A largo lot of tadies' Collarettes,Fiehus
and other fancy articles. Inspection of
the Ladies and piiMlic generafly solicited.
We will endeavor to uleaso the most fas
tidious. All we ask is that you call, and
see.for yourselves, and give us a trial.
Now Spring Prints. Centennial Ktrip,
Dress Goods,Whlite Goods,Dmess laiptov
ers, Cormets :HoRiory, -Gloves, Notions,
Clothing, at, Shoes, &c.
Agent for Buttorick's reliable paper
patterns. Ladies', Misses' and ChJldren's
new patterns in store.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT,
Justfilled up with fromh Grocories, Con.
foctionaries t,id everything usually found
in a first class house of the kind.
A lot of Furniture, Laths, Shingles, &c.
Lumber low for Cash.
J. 0. BOAG.
You can find all you want by calling
on
april 14 QT. 0. 331g.
OMETHING NEW.
-0
I havejust received some very fine old
Corn Whiskey, Peach and Apple Bran
dy, 'from Stone Mountiain, Georgia, and
Lincoln county, Virginia, and various
other grades of ffestern Rye Whiskeys,
North Carolina Corn and Rye Whiskoys,
,Domestic .(nd Inported Wines and
Brandies.
---ALSO
A large stock of bottled goods, consist
ing of Climpagne, La er Beer, for
family so, Ales, Portars, Moda Water &o.
Ono barrel fresh Newat-kUlor on (iraught.
-Cool drinks oWall descriptions. Tobacco,
Cigars, &c.
-AT Oun HoUBE.
J. D. McCAR LEY,
may 8 Tro.prietor.
NOTICE
W E intend to graduafly oham o -on
Stock to Groceries, Heavy Dry Gods,
Iloot.s, Shoes, and all goods needed on
plantations.
We therefore offer all fa'noy goodAs, such
as
Edgings,
Veilings,
Jacondt and Swiss,
Alp)acea,
Lace Handkerchief,
Casalmoreos,
F'ine Gloves,
Collars,
Cuffs,
na all other geoodsl of this character at and&
B3ELOW COST,
If yon want any kind of Fany Notions,
give us a call, The price shal suit yoa
for the
~-CASH.
LADD BROS.
juno 19
FLOUI! FLOURtI
JU8T' Ol1VMn,
A lokot Flour to sell on~ comlmission,
whiob'we 'are Ae4rma 'very low,
July 23-4 1 J: MoMA8TER 9if.