RAILHOAI? Sen9DUIuc:.-The follow
ingiare' tho'hours at -which the 'trains
-on At0he 'C. 'C. and .A. 11. -R. .pass
'Winnsboro::
REGULA -PAssEui---XI01m.
IFor'Charlotto, 1.25, A. 11.
For -Augusta, 11.07, r. -r.
AccoMoAIOn l72o1T---DAY.
For'Columbia, 7.36, r. st.
For Charlotte. .1.0.45, A. Ir
jKeW Advortoalonts.
New Goods--'Connor & Chandler.
Election Notice-IR. M. Sis,
'Secretary of State.
.Notice to Creditors-.O. R.
'Thompson, Judge of Probate.
'Knights of 'Honor-E. S. Chand
Jor, Reporter.
Mr. Mercer Brown, traveling
agent of.the 41,, was in town
yest Urday.
WO .vary from our rule, and take
pleasuro In 'pitblishing tho -with
drawdl 'of the "Citizens' Tidket,"
-without the .publication of -names.
We are tt lihefy to say, howeve,
that the-withdrawal is by authority
and in entire good faith.
We publish in this issue a portion
of the essay delivered by Gen. Juo.
Bratton before tho agricultural con
vention at Anderson, on the subject
-of "Live Stock," and will put out
tthe remainder in our next. We
shall also publish Major Wood
ward's essay on Pisciculture. These
,papers are:both.ablo ones, and will
provo both interesting and profita
ble reading for the i4tolligent
'farmer.
-Township Meeting.
The Democratic 'ClUb of Town
ship No. 4 met in the Town Hall
Tuesday evening the 21st inst., and
wastcalled to order by F. Gerig,
President, w,ho stated that the Club
had been convened in obedience to
a <ircular.from the ,County Chair,
man, General Bratton. The
resignation of J. W. Law aw a rep
resentative from the Club on thr,
County 'Executive Conmittee was
accepted, and an clection entered
ilto .to fill 'the vacaney. John J.
N6il, Esg., having reteived a nejori
ty.of .the lotes -cast, was declavel
duly elected to fill the vacancy.
CJol. J. H. Rion o0'ered the follow..
inig resolutiQn::
.Resolvedl, That while we depre
cate the manner in which the noi
nation for the 00100e of Clerk was
inade at.the late County Conven-'
tion, 'we deem it the duty of all the
Democrats of f'ai1:field, and of the
memnbers of this -Chub, to abide by
and support the nominations made
by that Conver1tion.
The resolution was seconded by
Mr, J. H, .Cu.mmings. After some
disonssion Mr. Reynolds offered the
following as a substitute for Colonql
Rion's resohition :
R?esolva, That wve hereby ratify
and endorse the nominations made
by the Democratic County Club on
the 14th July last, and pledge our
selves to do all in our power to
further the success of the Demo.
cratic cause.
.Resolved, That .we call upon all
true Democrats i Fairfield to unite
in the eff'ort to bring about a
Democratic success -in the ensuing
contest.
The substitute was secon?ded by
Mr. T. Rt. 1lobertson, and further
discussion ensued. A vote by yeas
and nays b'oing'domanddd, the roll
was called, and resulted af follows:
yeas 39, rnays 18.
Mr. J. H. Cummings offered the
followving resiolution:
Resolved, That wve deprecate the
manner in which the nomination for
Clerk was made at the late County
Convention.
The vote, being called for by yeas
and nays, on the adoption of the
resolution, stood .as follows :yeas
16, nays 35. The resolution was
thereupon declared lost.
The point of order was raised by
Mr. Cummings, that all participating
in the meeting were bound by its
action, and pending discussion the
reading of the E~ighth Article was
called for and it was read by the
Secretary,,as follows ;*
The isninbers' ol tliij (flub pled c
themselves to each other' and to tie
De0mocratic party to abide by andJ,
sustain the -nomines of 'the parcy
for all -offico, whethor National,
State o.r .County, and will tl;
coiitollanlo every -of'ort on tlhe
part of InRiViduals to distract our
Co1 111ns 1 and divido the votl upon
independent c:mldidlates, .whoi we
wvill regard hereaftor as giving aid
And e)fort to our political oppo...
1101)1tN.
'Tie following meibers tendered
their resignations, which wore
accopted: H1. B. lMastor, A. P.
Millor, R. F. Leetch, Charle Sinart,
I. J. McCarley, WI. It. Williamis,
8. W. Ruft' and J. I. Lybrand.
The Club then] adjourned.
10. GEi,-i
T. R. ROBER TsoR,
Secretary.
Tiluo Brothorhood Lodge, No. 344
Knights of Honor.
111- reg nirnecia ()f thlis I.oci.ge wvIl he
Theld fi a It l .on 1 11 - ltida.v evelling, tile
.u Ik 1). E I .
Notice to Credito,s.
IN 'rHE Pitonrr Col-wr,
August ;1, 1877
F jI1E creditors1 hoildinig clalims against
th0 estate of lienlry T. Crinpton,
dc-cew:ed, are retlitired by order of this
court to establish their dm'Ilnds lkt be'o1r0
lle fi, Failfield Court Ilouse on 01 before
0. R. T1 110 1 PSON,
t,he first4 #111N of, Nuvolliber ll(,\.%(
aug 23-4lw Judge of Probate.
S l'ATE OF1' SO.U'll CAROLINA.
E -CUTIVE CHIAMIJER,
( .oLUMIuA, AL'WIr 21, 1877.
Y- the Commisiotlers and manlagers of
Election fol Falirlit-ld County:
\f1"Es vacalncies exist inl tle
olliveuOf lark of the Court of C'n1
tuvin Ple4-1ar" anILlend se.tsionls, "Ind .of
three ou Coilit v Coil) inl issioti-rS for tihe
Coity of tFairfield, by l''AiS41n of tle
failire of the 1es4p-cl ive olteei4:-rs ('vetei
thereUt'do, to quIlalify withinl thc, timne pre
scribm-d by law:
NOW, TIlEREFO1E, you and eatch of'
you, lre ier )y re4itlired, wit It I at rict re
gard:to the prvovisions of the C'ostitution
lld laws of the State, tollebin"g your diutY
in1 such Clse, to cause anl election to be
held in the said county oil TUESDAY
TIlE 4th DAY OF SEPTMtBERI - next, to
ill said vaiinicies. All bar rooms antl
th'n;lkiig iiloonls in said County, v will be
Closed onl said 4113' of elect ioll, and nlilty
person who sh1all seli anly ilntoxientin'g
drinlk in Said cun11L3 011 that day shall be
devimed guilty of at mlisidemelit-anor, and(
onl convi ct ion thereof, shall be ined in a
111)) 11t. less thn ON: nUNDED OLtiLAns,
or be imprisoned for a period Of not les
thia onec in0onth nor imore than si monitlhs.
In testiml1ony' w I er1of, I
1 cuad caused thie Gr'eat Seal of
( the State to be alilixtd, alt
'-----,- Columbia, the 21st (day of
August, A. D). 1 877, and inl
thef one1 hunlldred and se~ond(
yearl of Ami'canI Ind1(epenl
R. . rus \ADE HAMPTON.
Secret4ary3 of' State.
augl 23-xtd
CONNOR & OHANDLER
C AL1 ttnton to ther fril STCK
-OF
Watches, Clocks, Gold and Silver
'Watch Chains, Br'oochos, Ear'
r'ings, Stad(S, CJollar' and
.Sieovo Buttons, Plain
tand Fancy Rings,
Solid Silvor
andl( Plauted
Cantors,
S p o01 o 5,
Forks, Napkin
Rlings, Goblets,
Cups, Butter Knivos,
B3utter .Dishes, &c. Sp)ecta
olos, Onatlery, Is mips, L intorns,
Glass and Crockery Ware1 Yases,
Toiletto Sets and China To1a Sets.
--ALSO~
Machine Needles and Spr'ings.
Sewing Mtachines repaired, cleaned
aug 23
P~ROF. N. SOIHMITT,
Pt no, Melodeon and Organ Tuner,
238 M~ain Street, Columbia, S. 0.
J~~ AVING an experience of thirty-flvc
-L yoars in tuniing aind ropairing
Pianos, Meledcons, Organs and othler
Musical Instruments, btth in E.urope and
America, is enabled to guarantee satisfac
ion, or makeo ne charge. Ho has the
highest recommendations from schools
and colleges in the United States,
July 18-it ,
INPEC IA L NOTICES.
Boon to Suftoring Fomnaica.
LVijuxc, fl.t., MAarch 2. 1870.
Brad/idd d" (o., 'AtIlanital, G,1.- ,Dear Sirs:
I ftakt)eileasur ink Stiing that I halVe!
ulsmd for th laist, twenty yuars the nled(i..
eie you a1r pnutting up. knlown Its Dyn.
l1tAl)Flm-.v's FcmA; RE.:OULAroi, iil Coll
sider it the best combination ever gotten
together for tho diseases for wichl it is
reco0MnIlended. I havo beven lul a
With 11 lprepaUt ion both 4,K C. ,rii! titioi.
crof mitedioile and il dolieNtit. practiee,
anld Can1 hionetlyN Say that I considler it at
boon to silferirig feitles, and cin but
op tat every lady inl mur land. who
fi'ty be sn!fering ill any w.ty peviliar to
thiir sex, ,3%y be able to proure a bottle ,
arnd their sitilerings may not only bm re
litved, but tly may be.rstored to health
and Strength.
Witht my kindest regards.
I stml, respvct fullly,
-7 -.: F-7lEl M. D.=7
The State of South Carolin
COUNTY OF ui,ESTEii.
('01111' oft C0111 111011 Pleas,
Daniel Hall, Plailtiff, ag1aillst Wil
liaml S. liall, Levi stvinl suld .1amue11.
llvidolburgr, 'opartners tinler the
litlirm 11a1me of Stuinl & Co., Bellillll
Whiteiy, Clvin WlitVIV, LomieI P.
11wnen 1ad Johnl F.1r70n,c
partners under'tie firim nie o 'Whitely
Bro. & (so., ,Joihln L1. Sickel, Anmrew J
Siniglete and Jhn F ll ellv, Copart
nOrs, und the 11,1 11111110 of dicccl,
Siligltoll & Co., ofendallts.
Vopy Sonnons. For relief. Complaint
- ?)imt i1 Servcd.
To the 1)fen dtsills above naie-d
Y Oll ANE, 1 ERFIBy -UMl %ONED111 and
- . recquired to ans"wer the comlplitf
ill this actionl, wiicl is filed in the oflice
oT the Clerk of Common Ileas, for thosaid
vnoilnty, and to servo at copy of yoir
allswer to t,he Said comlplailltoltt!sb
scribers at their olice, No. (;, Law itlage,
Vill nsoro, South (arolina, within -t wel
ty (ays alter tie service hereof, (vehive
o y t f d of stich Service; arol if you fail
to answer the complatiit withit the time
Iaf'orv-sail, tile lililtill' in tilis act ion will
apply to the Cotirt or-the rulieftlmanded
il thlt, compliiit.
Dat a fte 1t .1111y, A. 1D. 18477.
AltCANTS & DO 17GLASS,
Plaintill's Atorneys.
TO the Det'vldlipts, composilg the firims
of Steia & C., Whitel V, Bro. & Co. an(I
Sickel, Singletoin A. Co.
Take-notice tt the Ci compliont referred
to inl the 11in11onlls in this action (of
whvlich,I 81stions the fomcgoing is at col)
wsfiledI inl the oili,-.( 44 tho (1erk of ~thfe
('ourt it Oiion Pless at (ht-Mer, ill the
COutlly f (C (itshsr ill the State of South
Carolinla, onl the ll day o f' ,111y,
Me AANT &M GAS.,
july 17- t'x(v Plintill's Attorneys.
TAX RETURNS.
Y dlelity will be ait the f'ollowinig
p11acesoli tile tlys Specified, to tikt
TAX RU.TUlRNS for the tiseal sear 1877.
.polllar colhetable llup to sixty-years.
RIideway, August 6th, 7th, 8th and 9th.
Bilythv\wood, "10th, anid 141th
Durham's, " 13(h and 14th
Caldweli's Store, " 17th.
(ladden's Grove, " 18th.
Yolulngilesville, " 20th and 21St..
Feastervillo, 22nd and 23rd.
Mo.,tieello, 2JtIh and 2'th.
.IenkisvNi)l1o, 2 -th.
9l9reb, 29th and 30th.
WV h i t u Oak, "4 31 St.
'Thel' oil%i, lit Winnsboro will be open
dulring the(, enitire mlonith.
I. N. WITiHERS.,
aug 7-tf (Counlty Audi1 tor.
Mouint Zion C olletgiaite Intit ute.
THIE faill session of this well
- ~ kno II luIst itute wvill (joen onl
Mondl ty, August 27th.
TIhie 'ourlse ot inIstincttion
embrac'ies ?i\btihemiat ics, tile
Classics, Science1 and1 thei usual English
branlliclth. Special alttentlion will bIe paid
ing. Papijils wvilI receive thlat ca'lreful
drill iln thle ruidimIenlts whichl is essenltil
to seuruling a thloroughi iduciationl, Black
boardl exercises wil 1 tenter~ largely as a
mlethod of inistritutioni. Tile college
buitlding is CommoIItdious and( conivinienItly
loteltd. Thie Principal hopeILs, wvith the
plolitical iand mater ('ial improv~14emelnt of the
State, to secuire a liberal patronage, by
meansl1 of' which the 1inst it.ite may03 be rec
stored to its former popullar'ity and useful
ness.
TrERMS I
Classical deparfltmen1t, per session
of twventy weeks, - - $30.00t
Interm)ediate, - - - 250
P1 imiary',---------- ..------ 20.01
Paymnent to be made quallrterly in ad
vance.
RI. M, DAVI8, Principal,
aug 14i-txtf Winlnsboro, S. C.
FR. J. McCarley
I E)TGS to cal latCtenton to his new
StNook of hoots andi Shoes, all sizes
and styles, at unprecedeatedly tow prices.
A11SO,
Aln entirely nowV Stoes of Groceries.
Sugar of all grades, Co)ffee, RLice, Hominy,
Meal, F-oap, Starchl, Soda1, Pepper, Trea, etc.
FineSeed Iirishi Potatoes.
Choicest Brand(s of Flour.
Best Corn andl Bly Whliskey in town.
To(bacco and Cigars, Molasses, Lard,
Bacon Hams &c Lowe.st market prices
for cash
niar R. J. McCARLEY.
Merchant Tailoring.
HiE nndersigned inform thecittizens
that h10 has opened a Tailoring Establishi..
ment in the store next to Mr. J. Olendin.,
ing's. lie is prepared to do all kinds of
work In his line at short notico and on
reasonable terms. A full line of samples
kept eonstatntly on hand, from whiob
eoistomeors may make selections; speoial
attention Riven to, CUT TING.
feb 24c6 i mw. G. )arCnF
TO OUR VUSTO1ERS
W HO are inideited to us for PROVIS
IONS orJ'IOSPIIATES,,wc would respect
fully call attention, that your bills aro due
on or bofore.tho fir.t of .Novomber. AWe
aro depending on you for payment AT
ONCE, to enalic, us to meet obligation
IIle to assist you, and which aro due at
that time.
In order for us,-as well as you, to main
tain,our crodit, it is neccssiry tv nc6t, our
promises promptly.
Beaty, Bro. A Son.
oct 12
Mcxaster & Brice
IAVE greAtly reduced the pricca of
their
HAMBURG EDGINGS,
INSE RTINGS,
LACES,
PIQUES,
TRIMMINfS,
LINEN EDGINGS,
COTTON EDGINGS,
FRILLINGS,
COL LARS,
CUFFS,
TiElS, &c.
Call and examine their " Cheap Show
Case" of
"ODDS AND ENDS."
july 28
CONGRESS STREET
N
E
G
0
0
D
WINNSBORO, S. C.
NEW OODS
AT
U. G. DESPORTES'
AND
BARGAINS
IN
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WINES,.
LIQUORS,
feb 8 Etc..
'The *Latest Nove'lties
JUST ARRIVED.
A -heautiful selection of Lawns and
('anbries, in all the now desirable Colors
and Pattorns.
A beau(iful line of ]huurg Edgings,
and Trimmings of tll kindi. Calicoes of
lttest styles and at greatly reduced prices.
A large assortment of Fans, 'Buttonl-,
Comn bs, and 1,t0iolis of all k indf.
Call on undersigned before -making
yotur pirchases and you will bo fatistfled
that tho
LATEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
GOODSate purchasod of
junL 26 WOLFE.
GRAND SPRING OPENING,
--ATI 'ryF.
Di.y ktoods, Fanicy Goods, and
IA.illinerY Bazaalr,
. F a .butifll a:d full liln of late8j,
noveIties in Spring and Summ14
Millinery and FaTy (ioods, consisting ix
part of,'adias', ml:Sisse' and Childrenl's
trimmed Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, 8ilks,
Nets, &c.
A large lot..of Ladies' Collarettes,Fichus
and other fancy articles. Inspection of
the Ladies and public gendrally solicited.
We will endeavor to please -the niot faa
tidious. All we ask i-that you call, and
see for yourselves, (nd give us a trial.
New Spring Prints. Centennial Stripos,
Dress Goods, White Good,)rv.ss Improv,
ers, Copj(-t- :1Ijosier. y, GMovis, Notiono
Clothing, Ilats, Sloes, &c.
Agent for 11utterick's reliable papo
patterns. Ltd ies', \Misses' and Children'
new patterns in store.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT,
Just filled up with .fre b Groceries, Con
fectionaries and everything usually founil
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 1.1 ,T. a. B e g
J. E. Ager& Co.,
?W/ and. 1.39, MeetIng str cet,
CHTARLEISTON, S. C.
WHIOLESAL E dealers in Foreign
andla .omtitic lI ardwaro and (Jut
lery, (Gunas, lIar Iron uad Steel. Said,
dilery andi haddlery liardware, Faxirbatnks'
Statn dard Scales.
STATE AGENTS
for the eelebrated Farmer's Ericnud
I'lo w
A FULLS LINE
of Agricultural TImplemaents and Stools.
STATE AGENTS
for tihe Tredogar l[orse andl Mule Shoes,
which have b,eent recently impjroved, andic
we now of1'er thxema to the trade with saitis
faction.
OUR ENTIRE BTOCK
is no0w fultl and complete, to wllIih wVo
invite thu attention of the Fall 'T'rade.
./A All orders shall receive prompt
an d enreful attention .
J. E. A DGER & CO.,
137 and 189, Meeting Street,
aug 11 t x augoct de Charleston, 8. C.
TAX RETURNS.
CIOUNTY AUDITon 8S OFFIOE,
"A I R FSLtD CoU Wry,
Winnsboro, . C., July 1t, 1877.
O N and after this date, 11th instant.
until tihe 31st of August proximo, i~s
offile will be opened for returns otuil
taxable property, as requiired by law j
the fiscal1 year 1877.
All persons between tihe ages of twenty
one and sixty years are liablhe to a rotr,
TAx, and must make returns accordingly.
After the 31st of August proximoe, a
penalty of fifty per cent. will be added to
the taxable property of all persons failing
to nmake returns within the presorib)ol
time.
Blank returns can be had on application
at this offiee.
I. N. WITIiERS,
nmy 12-txtd County Auditor.
]FOR SA IE,
A new Piano, made by one of the lead.
ilng manufaoturers of the UnDitetf
3tates. The instrumient haa a comi.a .-o
seven and one-third otaves, e.nd is
laniahed with all the latest improvexa ents.'
It can be bought at a great -reduotioni
from retail price.
Apply at the office of Tu Nzws A)tp
Hanur,n.
inna 2Mat