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RA!.nlO) SCunULEs.-Thie follow ing tire the hours at which the traion on the 0. 0. id A. R. R. pLss Winnsboro: REOULAH PASsENXU--1l-Njowrq. For Charlotte, 1.25, A. M. F or Augusta, 11.07, V. -m. AccoM1ronDATION Fn sroiir-DAy. For Columbia, 7.36, 1. M. For Charlotte., 10.45, A. M New Advertsements. Anutal eieeting--nry Jacol, Chairman. Clu.b Meoting--F. Gerig, Presi.. dent. Erskino College-Wm. Grior, Presid3-Irnl . Due West Female College--J. Bonner, President. Qapt. H. A Gaillard is still in at toidance on the meeting of the Judiciary coml mittee inl (1reenville. Tlo whole trial justice system is undor revifion, and the committee are draffting a n w bil to present to the Legislaturo next winter. The Radical Executive Commit too met in Winnsboro on Monday. The proccedings were sccret, but it is believed to have had reerenco to the en1suing election, and to the ap poiin ent of a permaIlnent county chairman. The Radicals are on the qui Vic NNAW1 'ie,ru11 Towm,mi, M11 x(.TIN7.-W urge upon all the enrolle(d lilembesE; of the Democratic Club of this township to attend the mecting called for this evening. Matters of the utmost importan e will be brought for vard, and every mobner shoiuld b present. General Bratton, our County Chairman, has accepted an invitation to be present and address the Club. Let there be a full turn out of all true Democrats. inE RInoEwAY CLUB ADopT Rgm, LUTIONS.-A* meting of the Ridge way Democratic Club was held on tile 18th, over thirty m-embers being present. It wat tli largest meeting hold since th3 election. Resolutions pledging support to the Democratic ticket were pas-sed with but one di,-senting vote 'The res olutions were ordered to be pub. lished in Tw.: NEws .m) H.nm.u,i, bt they have not yet reached us. A ] dramatic entortaimunt will be given at Ridgewayt, on tile eveningo of the 23rd instant, in aid of tihe H-amupton Rifle G uLrd. It will the last of the season. Tihe previous ontor,~ tainment was a great success, andl nooefforts have been spared to make the coming one equal to it in every respet. An opportunity will be given to those whlo woere disaps1 polinted on the last Oconsion to visit Rlidgewvay on Thursday. A Question, .Aessrq. Ddito,'s: What has become of that old S traighltout, dyed-in-thco-wool, never to be-rubbed-out Democrat, M. L,. Brown ? We would like to know if )he deals out Democratic hmash at his hptel, as we of the Dark Corner liko non.10 other. Let us hear from you. D. RI. FEAsTERI. [Mr. Brown is of age. Let hiin sp)eak for himself. Ens.] Thle B3lue and the Gray.' FRuMONT, Oxro, August 18,_.T}mo Excutive Committee of Soldiers of' the National Reunion announce their next meeting for Marietta, Ohio, Septemb)er 4thl, 5th, 6th and 7th. Cann On, amimuni tionj, armsr, tents, and two hundred stands of regimlental co'orS, lpovidedl for by .4%"0 Coug; ess, and of tihe Ohio LegisL.turo,' are already on1 tIhe grounld. A number ofldistinguish 3d genervals, among wvhom are Generals Cockeroll and Joe Johnston, and Generals Sheridani and Crook, are to be there, and it is expected theJ President will also attend. Tile gornor of the State a.nd his staff ' will be presenlt, and Governor Young will forrmally openi tile camp. All soldiers of bo0th armies are invited, and Jno partisan politioal speohos will Fbe tolerated. Svery StaLte will be0 represenlted by ox- soldiers of the Uniion iend Con federato armies. The First: Virginia -Regiment, unlder Gen. Bradley T. Jolinson, is t summering, at the Greenbrier White, An Important Legal Question. When the Central Rhilroad dopot at Savan nhit, Georgia, was destroyed by 1i1re last November, largo (unnti ties of Cottoln anld other valiuble freight Wero consumi11ed w%ith the building. Daiages were paid to all the owners of the potton excei)t those who had their property ()v cred by insurance. The insurance compnlilics promptly paid the amounts of their policies, but made a demand on the railroad officials for ia reiibursement of the money. This was met by a refusal, and several suits have boenl instituted by the insuranco people against the Cent ral Rilroad Company of Geor gia to cw force iduinification. Tie Not th America Insurmnee Company of Philadelphia, is one of the com,i panics in quiestion. It lias paid losses onl cotton coniumed by fire to tl)e itmotunt, of %12:000, for ibe ro, covery of which three suits iave beenl brought in tihe United States Court at Savannahl. Thie railroad contends that it is only liable for losses over its road when there is no ifsurance, and that in case of 3insu ralec thme loss nmist fall on time In surance companlies which have been ai<l for uidetaking the risk. On the other han:'d it is claime-1 f.hat the liability of railroads is not decreased where the loss of parties fol:Nwarding freight iats been cover d by insurance ; but that in all cases 1 the railroads must he the final losers and can be compelled to pay dmia ges for freights destroyed while in their possssion. This legal view, it is isserted, hits been confirmed by several State and Supreme Courts Alld by the United States Courts. SENATOR DAVD DAVIs hals not can ver oH the stom1(ilach, as reported, bocaulse no can11cer yet i v'eit (ed 2okld fill tis bill. Bult the Senator is known to have Presidencv on the brainl, anl to have it seriou'sly. CLUB REETING1 . meetiig of tihe Demnocratic Club of Iowiship No. 4, will be held inl the l'own lIall this evening at8o'clock. A full cit l)(ud1n1cf is urgently ret(Iuestod, aSi busi iess of importance will come lp for coi idbaios. 1'. 1.1. JLtm.:n-isN, F. GElRIC, Secretary. P'resident, Iumg 21-1I ANNUAl, MEIIAN . Orni: COUNTY COM mssIOt-.R:.s, PAMFrIEL) CoUNTY, Winnsboro, S. C., Aug., 20, 1877. ', H 11 ann ouIl meetilg of the ]oard of - Couity Comis-.e0mi vill be hol :n)1 'JuWdaIny, the 4th Svptember next, as (1(juired by 'atW. All persons holdiigi 'aitm1s an'1 acolnit . I-gainlst the counliv nill iad the.1 a1me for exam111int ion d111( audit. onl or. bvforue the 1st Svuetmbo, n1 order fthat th(', many beI 1-c..d I-pon at aid anucal meeting. IIENRIY JACOB. aug 2i-t.seplxt - Clhairmaun, ERSKINE COLLEGE, DUE WEST, 8. 0. NE of the oldest istituttions in the S'tate'. E-;tablishled in 1839. Locality emoarkably heaIlthly. Faculty compl1ete. iession opens October 1st. closes~ July 3d. P'erms $17i for the entire soholaistic jocar, ncluidinmg board and tuitijotn. W. M. GUIER, aug 21-x 1 m President. )UE~ WEST FEMALaE COLLE';E. EXOT ollego year opens October 1st. S?. ty samo as lost year--full. irst-cmlass teacheor of mu uio, drawinig, and maitm rg. Locationi reti red aondc healthy. '. Pu~itioni and1( board, itncluding fuel aid v'ashintg, for college year, $177. Extras .t reasonable rates. For circular send ci J. I. RONNER, Prosident, AUGUS'r 1st, 1877. Due WVest, 8. 0. .ug 21-:50hy JS OTICO]E LL .persons are hereby wuarned ,against entering or in tany way tres mnsiung on thea lands, wheCthe4r encelosed r unen'leloHOed, now occtupied 1by mOe.. 'ersonos disregarding this notice will be leait with according to )aw. aug ll--tXlaw3 <J. 4. CAIJ)WET,L. shirts I Shirts I Shirts I -----0---. AMSUTTA, Muslin and 2200 Linen, Hat $8.00 per half dozen. Ptere'alo and Calico at$6.00 and $9,00 per muar 22 J. F. McMASTERt & CO. lNOTTO E'. 110 avoid further muistakeos, notico Is .hereby given that the fora1er copart ershmip, :onsisting of' B. Suigenheimner, 1. Ladeker anid Meyer WVachtel, was ly dissol ed, anid was suceceoded by lhe i)1resent firm of 11. Stugeniheimner & Co., onsisting of B,. Sugenheimner and Jacob ~aufmnann. Bi. SUGENHIEIMJIR & CQ. ug 16--txtf -PROF, N. SCHMJITT, P5 n >, Melodeon and Organ Tuner, 38 Main Street, Colcumbia, 8. C., ~T AVING* an experionee of thirty -Alve ..- years , in tuning and repairing( innos;- M . icons, Organs and other [usical Ino..truments, b4th in Europe and I morica, is enabled to guarantee satisfac- I ion, or make no eharge. H-o haes the ighest recomnmendlations from schoots1 nd collegen in the United Staten. July 1-. SPEXIAL NOTICES. Boon to SuflTering Femalos. LAGuMNIU, GA.. March 29. 1870. lmJ ' d h., Atlanta, (.- Dear Sirs: I ta e, P1leu1re inl st.-tting that f havo 1In0-1 for the lst twenty yearki the ieldi. Aine you are liiting up, known as Da, INaADIFIX.Ls 14MI 1 RROULATOR, aRid (on iidor it the bhoet combination ever gottenl toget.er for the diseases for which it is 1rcoullklenldV'd. 11 havo been fitiniliar with the lprepar-tioa both as it practtiolt Dr of medicino anid in doimostic p)racticol Ind can honestly say that I cor)sider it a boon to stiNoerijig foiAles, aId caI but ope that every lady in our land. who iay be sulYr.ig in anly way peculiar to liJir Usx, Iay be 11)10 to Procure Ia bottIC, tild tlir Hufferings mr.y not only be re lieved, bit thvy may be restor6(1 to health 11d1 strenigthI. With ii,y iidpst regards, 1 [k, respeott'ily, COLUMBIA HOTEL CHANGE IN PROPRIETORSHIP. Si llderigei'd iavo leased thlis old - vstablished auld well known leEM, wh1ich is, pimr 01e0rre 0h1oyprpel (tont riuted hotel inl the city of Coluinbi; biveing coilincidimns, iiry, well lighted and veltilated, 111 is far ithead of any other hotIl or boarding house in tIiis city. it will Ie the n111 ii ote proprietirs to make ie u'X.NI1;LA HlOTEL deservedly poplrt, by leeping a table whereon can b.e I'mund all (the. KISubstantialsi anid delica iles ( if till st-asou. hUPwion 1to A 'L ANn INIOhlIOj To Nomi. Our objOet will be to hlave the Cobhilbila Hotel well filled wvithl gliuests, 11nd11 to ac(lomplishi this desirod ed we will coinpete with the boarding hlouses of tio city as to price, while we S1111, aS ( far0, attention and acconloda tioll, 1ilsrpass thii all. TtN-su-:T 1OARDEiS $2.00 PERl DAY. Iloardl by the week or montli at propor tiollato rates. Whlile our pries are re dicled, our guests may be assured that ill no 1111e1r. shiall our1 table be liek ing in the good thinigs to volm1fort the irner ail. ltr 1objeet is by doing a alrge busi ru(..s anlid keepin) a ci well filled IlIo(tel at a c;isonlabl'e price, wllichl t-he public can illorl to pay, hIltt what NYe iose inl price will Ie inade up by an inoreased business. Our BAR will contain the purest id choicest L IQ'OltS, witih polito atten dlatits to nilec tCle Wlnits of thirsty souls who dv.:ire to b0 accolliimodatts1 with good lifilnors-Iinoxed to suit tile wants of the iost. fastidjous. lit it word, we wiant le travellin. p iblic to give its it trial, b)vlg .1SSur*vd tilit. tisef wh 11f Stop wviiii 11s %ill vall ll gain, aid %dviio all their friends to (1) so likewvise. KEENAN BRtOTlELIS, Proprietors, E. M. Colouxr., Calier und OlIce Clerk. WM. MonMAN, Manager. Columbia, 8. j., August 1, 1878, aug 1-1.x5 TAX RETURNS. [ Y (IPputy will be at t-hl following L d[places onl the days apecified, to take TAX JETURNS for the fiscal year 1877. Polls are collectable up ti si ty-years. i dgcway, August.6th, 7t, StIh and 9th. Blythewood, "6 10th, and I ith )urlanm!s, "9 13th aad 14th gal wela fitoro, n 17th. 11l1denl's Grovo, I 18th. Youllguesville, " 20th and 21st. peast vrville, " 22nd and 23rd. Moutiel1lo, 24th and 2th. Jenikinsville, " 27th. lIoreb, " 2011 and 30t,h. WVhiteOak, . " 31st. 'lThe olliee it Winlnsboro w,'ill be Open during the entire moIlnth. I. N. WITHIEIIS aug 7tf C'ouinty A'nditor, E~stablished 1859. CHARLES MULLER Ii as removed to the 8t0)Ye next to Francis Go arig's. ~A ATC1ITIS, Clocks and Jewelry re V pired, and eit isf'action guaranteed to everyb)ody. .Those indebted to mec for wvork on jewelry wvill p1ieIne lpay at, once, for I[amptonu is Ilected, CRARLES MULLER. fob 3--tf Etenqer & Edmond, lIXIc1JnOND, Y4 ANUFACTURJERS of Portable ana .Y Stationary Engines and B3oilers o 1ll kinds, Circular Sitw Mills, Grist M ills tilIl (Geilg, Shafting, Pulleys~ &c. Camneroln's Special Steam Vqnsps oc o Snd for Catalogue, ~IOUnlt Zion (iolgaoIsiue THE fall session of ti well kno \ n Institute will open on Mon day, August 27th. Thecouse f 'i1NiCttio1 0em3braces Malthlematicsq, thle hiasRics, Sciene and the usual English yrancehes. Special attenitiont Will be puiid o oloeution, reinilg, spelling and wsit. ng. Pup;ij will receive that earoful lrilj in the rudinents which is essential o scouring a thiorou gh education, Black oard exercises wvill eptor largely as ie nlethod .of instruction.' The' college mildinug is cenmmoidious and convinlentjy OCaited. 'The I?rinoi pal hlppes, with thp )oIit.ical and materjaj imlprovement of the tato, to secure a liberal patronag,' by neans of wuhich the Jpstit'.uto ma be re tored to its former popllrity anclusefuil esB.. TERMS ; l)assical departnment, per session of. twenty weeks, * 30.00 ntermuodiate, . . ,. ~500 1imary, - - , . 0.,00 Payment to be madte quarterly in ad.' 'ance. R.44 W,DAIz, Pripopa lHAVH gre4y Tod4e4 te prices of their HAMBURG EDQiNCS, INSERTINGS, LACES, PIQUES, TRIMMINGS, LINEN EDQINGS, COTTON EDQINQS, FRILLINGS, VOLLARS, PUFFS, TIES, &c. Cpll jtp4 examine their 4hiap Show Case" pf "QDDS AND ElNDS." July 2fi FURNITUE -W INDOW Shades, Pictuve Frames, S hig ildren's Carriages, Lumber and Shingleg. Use econar.y by buying the best, and buy where you ean get the cheapest. april 26 U. W, PML.TZ, lm 0 0 ir I ThrEW ca-OOD>s NEW (30D$11 W E have just received 4stoos pf SPRINO AND SU1O R prints of the beat brands at &J cont1. 4-4 Oambriqs at 10 qeqtj. Centepnial Stripes at 191 oentN. A full Stock of Shirtings, Shootings and Drilling at JQw figures, CLOT HING i CLOTHING !! We have just received a large and corn lltc stock of Spring and Summer Cloth thing wht!l4 Wo will sell as cheap as any HATSJI RA.T81 I RATS Gents' tand Youths' Felt and Str4w Hats of all kind; and at any price. CASSIME~RES ! ASSIgggg I We have just yceeved a fullntaak of Cassi mnepas frorn the Charlo, tegyifle Miig Tweeds, Cp&topades, Jegans, pg, .1 F. MicMaster & Co. CONQRESS STREJJT N EO S I WINNS'JORlO, s. C, NIEW c*OQPS 4T U. G, DESPORTES' AND PRY 00O., feb$ A TTENTION DANNEN1ERG WILL RCEIVE TOiS WEEK. AN ENTIRELY .WFW ST004 O1' FAbh AP WINTEI CALICOES, BILEACHING, MJA ISLAND, PRILLINQ, FLANNELS, 19-4 SEEETINQ, CAY4L AND MEU T1M1 . NEW QQOIDS, NF4W PRICE$# AT R. L. DANNENBERG'. aug 14 The Latest Novelties. JUST ARRIYED. A amiriin ili wo o A beautiful line of Ifamburg ~gns and Trimmi~ngs of aji k 44s, O)cee o~ latoeng nble a4 ptg great ly redu~ced prices, A laigo assortment of Faijs #9ttoe Combs, and I.gt4onas4fl kjp4s, (3911 en uindersigaed bofgo makh your purohases and yott will be agjgisAoe LATEST, IBST AND) O4T O0ODS aro purobas,4 o SOLSWOLFE, D. R. FLENNKEN ,ESponsMantly pr. bsMd A full up, ply of Ohoica FAMTIN 01gggg pg4 PLANTATJgpPidJ Wie eook a ready go supplytewn4$ i S0 M%" . thEP y Odo~q by iItdoses , att