RR.OAD SHEm.DILES.-Tho follow -
ing 1ar the hours at which the trains
oni the C. (J. and A. R. R. pass
Winnsboro
lIMULAI PAS!3ENoER--N1wr.
For Charlotte, 1.25, A. 51.
For Augusta, 11.07, P. m.
AocOMMODATION FJIoHT-DAY.
For Columbia, 7.36, P. u.
For Chulotte. 10.45, A. M
New Advertisomonts.
Firo Insuraico-Jas. W. Law.
Choice Lard-J. H. Catheart.
Report of the Nation .al Bank-'
T. K. Elliott, Cashier.
Knights of H1onor-E. S. Chand
lMr, Reporter.
Wo shall give a full account of the
militiry inspection, in o1r next
isslu1.
We again urgo our Eubscribors to
come forward and settle without de
Iay.
Tho following are the pricos of
cotton for tihe pa'st three days
Tuesday, 101t ; Wodneosday, 10-1.
The taxes are coming in but slow
ly. The books will closo on the 31st
inst., and there is tlAeroforo buit a
shit timo in wN hich taxpayers m110y
pay viLholut incurrilg the penal
ty of fifton per. cent.
The people of Winnsboro have
not fogotton the spoeech made here
by Supeiintendent Parmeclo in tie
c:upaign of 1874, when he came
along withi Walhlaco and Patterson,
and thuso mulatto carpet-baggers,
Minton and Richardson.
The county treasurer reu(iests us
to say that he will vist "canterville,
for the collection of tax's, on Mon
day, the 22nd inst. He will be there
but onle (lay.
A1i rror was puado in the adlver
tisemient of 3I 'As. L-ld B Irs.,
published in Tuesdays N:w.- AND
.:i :.mn. 'T h1e advertisceent, as5
publishedI, re( :id --We c uli'd not
find n"o other appropriato lieain g, j
ote. The word not shuLIAIi have b)(l
omil.Led. The mnistakc was the fait
of the proof-reader.
Tim-: B.I.Y, Ar rml: FA(a.-Jutdging
from an account in the Columbia
Register, th, ball of tbo Spiith
Carolinia Club , to tah place in that
vity Otiring Fair week, is to be (uite
a grand tiri. Here is wh']at the
Regfi8tLor says about it:;
The South Carolina Club, onice an
immense institution in itself, but
which, afiter lying dormaat for la
long wvhile, was roorganized just
before the inauguration of G4overno)r
Hampton, aind so successfully man
aged the inauguration ball given in
honor of the Govcernor, have in
charge the management of the
grand ball which is to be given
during the State Fajir. 'We have
aIssuranlices from the gentlemen of
thme committee who have the matter
in charge that the inaugural b all
wasn't a circumnstancos to the aftair
they priop)osO to successfully pilot
through lat the Stato Fair. Tjhe0
inivitabtions are being p)rin tedh, and
will be sent to nmany huindreds of
peop1le wvho were not pro'sent on the
last occasion, but wvho, it is thought,
will attopdc the contemp)lalted ball,
w hiich is to be upon a much larger
ahd grander scale. Get out your
, piko-ta1il coaits anud lavonider ikids,
old boys, and young onos, too ; its
to be a big thing.
BALL ANT) ]AT. -The base ball
season is over, atnd tihe Bostoni opib
claims the lengue chamnpionship.
Tile professionabl contests began in
1871, and the Athletics received tihe.
peonnant that year. Tile Bostons
th n stepped to the front, and sue
couively won the ponnlfamt in 1872,
1871), 1874, and1 1875. In 1876,
owillg to tllo 8ocession of B3arnes,
Spaldinig, MoVoYy and Whmito to the
ranlks of the Chiicagos, thle flatter
won. This year fortune has smiled
again on t,he 1ledE$, though at one
time the Louisville Greys wore
ahead, and were confident of v*)oory.
T hey swep)t everythlilg b3efore thein
ouit WVest, but two or three defeats,
East, demoraliz.ed themn, and they
fell to second place. TJhe last r'eport
of tbe games, with two or throo yet
to near from, gives Boston, games
won, 31, lost, 17 ; Louisville, won,
27, lost, 19 ; Hartfordl, won, 24, lost,
24 ;St. Louis, wvon, 19, lost 29
Chicago, won, 17, lost, 29.. The
Cincinnati club dish-nld ealy i
the selason, and, though reorganized,
.:a ruled out of tho race. It
would have taken last place. In tho
internationd conltest, composed of
clubs not in tho loague, tho Teo --
schs thius far tako tho load, the Allo,
glonies being second.
Tho base ball seaso)A has also
closed in Winnsboro.
CHOICE LARD,
--OR sale by tho subscriber in Ti Qans,
.L at 12X cents per peund, or 8 po.adt
for a dollar.
Oct 9-xt I JOHN 11. CATHCART.
Truo Brothorhood Lodg.o, No. 344,
Inights of Honor,
IlM ret,i meeton of t1his 1,o1go will bl,
heltl AinAsOila on Ft111 evnn, 01
12th lm(ns., at, We;'imel.
E. 8. CIIAN DL.ER1,
Oct 1i-11- 1(c(o,ter.
Fire Insurance.
OY is tlhe time tg insure ycur
. )we lng1, BaraN and Gin ollosi.
Ample security oflbred in the OLD AND
WELL ENSTALISIED COMPAN11ES
represented at this Agency.
Apply to
JAS. W. LAW,
ovt 11--Xtll Iusuirance Agent,.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or THE
Winnsboro National Bank,
T Winli-oo, inl the Sta(e of 8o.11h
A 'Caroh t, at t.he clo1i4 f b,usiness.
October I-t, 1,77.
RESOUR OES.
allad DisColunts, $67,028 00
Overd -nfs, 270 .43
U. S Bouds to eCure
circuliation, 75,00 00
.e to i approved, reserve
ig. its, 337 9-1
)IIe 1romi other Nation.al
Sanq, 3,321 05
Ile-M E-4tate. P'titmture
and Fiximtes, 1, .410 '45
Currept Expenlses and
Taxes P.aid, 1,591 67
Pre'iniums Paid, eollo l)
lills (if oher Boank!. 4,868 OU
F'ractional Currency (iuichd
ing Nik9s.) 2.15 -1
Speie, (inchiding (YC.I'
Tre irv cerdificattvs) 407 2)
LIgl T'.-rilrl Notes, 1. 700 0
luleniption fiw,l with U. S.
Trvas.i,5 per cent.of circulation, 1,875 00
t ottal $104,074 20
MLITLIT193.
Capital Siock paid il, 875,00! 00
uriins l'uttid, 3,037 -i
UifIivilmd prefl s, 5, 587 .1
Nar omitI itkli nitiies out.
--ilt11il ig, 67,501) (10
Dividenids nnaid. 117 5)
Iiid:all depubts subject
in check, 7,t007 45
D1"e to -hur National 1aiks, 193 90
bills I ayablo, 5, 0o 00
Total, $16-4,074 20
STAT 0 - S.Tll T'A dOLINA, 1
Co o airield.
I, T. . Elliott, Cashier of ite
ab1e :1ned hin, do solemnjilly
na -r 1 at. th . aoe sc aement is i rue
o t '.i best, of' in knowhitlge a iii beliefu.
T1. E. ELLIOTT1, Cashier.
Subscrirbhedl ant sworni to before me,
I his 9'h~ day ofj October. 1 877.
WM. N. C1IANDfriDR, Notary Pgiblic.
Correct(-Atiest:
W. Ri. RIOBE!IT.ON,
J)AS. Is. \leCANTLS, DiWreciors.
J.MIES A. BICE.J
October Il-I
Notice to Road Over'seers.
COUNTY CoMMrisSxOxNls' OFF'xeE,
WINxmiono, S C., Sep)t 24, 1877.
F 3H~E Roa.l Oveiscers of Fairfield
I.coun ty are herewith dircected to
order out as son as practicable all per
ons liable to road dluty inl their re
sp~ctivet juriisdictions, to finish up the
numuber of (days requaired by laiv, where
the samet haiis not hiertoforet been1 doneO.
Defaulters must be promptly reported to
t.hui office for prosecution, anld all neglect
of diuty by oveLrsecers and other road
oflicials will he summartiily dealt with.
Road Overseers arte also requlired to re
purt to this oflcej thie number and1( kind
of wvorking imlemlclents in their respec
tive districts.
J. 4. IIINNANTl,-'Chairman
Board of County Comm 11ission ers.
ept 2(1-I f.
ESTrABL [8ISH E 1874. -
GEO, B1 EDWARDS,
Cotton cund General'i ConUinissionl Merchant
CHA~RLESTON, 8. C.
P. .ROMPT1 attentjon given fq the sale of
1.Cotton, Peas, Coiu, Rico and Pro
duce of' tall kinds.
Merchtandlise bought free of commlis
riont. .Beiig on the f)p;t, and thsrcuaghly
pnsted on prices, can guartantee large
saving to huyersof muerchandti.so.
Agent at Charleston for Stuato Lipe~
Ocean Steamships betwo, n Now Yo'r'k,
G lasgowv, Liverpool, London and tall parts
of Europe.
References: iBank of Charleston; Jas.
Adger & Co., 0h arletston, 8. 0.
sept 22-3th ________m__
A new Psino, made by one of the lead
ing manfufacturers of the lJn4tedl
diates. rThe oinstrumtenthasj a copipnasse
.seven and one-lhird octaves, and is
Olnished yith all Jhe ltest improvement5.
It cant beo bougl4 a# p g'reat reductjon
from retail price.
Apply at -the office of Tin Nnws AND
.HEIlALD.
junie 23--tf
PRElPARE TO SOW WHEATr.
A~ \8 the stock lawv is to be enfored in
.. . .1/airfl old we have laid in a largo lot
of Blue Stone, Lucerne and Clbver
Beeds. For sale b
sept 20 ~' MIA fr S nm
THE LATESI
AT LQWTE
HAVE just return e wd from the ma
soiest, largest, and best assorted ft(
the OSpecial benefit of the citizens of
iivite their attention.
To the Ladies who would havo
GLOVES, LINGERIE, and the very
Tf the GenotliMen who would get 0
CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, BOO'
TQ those who are in nec I of good,
variety
TAB.LE LINEN, HOMESPUNS
DO YLIES, IIECIS,
TO WEL, TICKING
BLANKETS, BLEAC.
-:THESE MAY B]
THE E'LEPIAN'T
--HAS COME
With a Fresh Stock of Fall and
AT2 THE DRY GOODS, FANCY
GOODS AND
-0
Xiinery Bazaar.
- 0
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
E take pleasuro in nnonncing to
our friends and tihe publio generally that
we are now opening tho fine3t and most
complete assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
including Millinery and Fancy Goods in
all the latest styles aud noveltits of the
seap-ol, sIth ats are, generllly foluid inl a
first-class Millinery establislhment. Fa1n1
cy and staple Dry Goods, a bealutifil
stock of ieweut styles of Dress Goods.
Buttons and
TRIMMINGS.
A full assortment of brown and bleacheod
Mlusins, P'oplins, Cadicoes, Ginghamsu,
G ents' Goods, Notions, Corsets, Gloves,
Hosiery, lhustles,8k irIs, Shuawhlui Cloaks, &c.
Me.n's andl Boys' JHats. Boots atnd Shoes
for Qents and Boys, Shoes and Gaitors
for Ladies, Misses and Children.
A. FULL STOCK OF
Fresh Groceries, Confectioneries, Cakes
and Crackers, Ch'eese, Mackerel,
Flour, Meal, Grist, 5<aps,
Starch, Candles, Kerosene,
Crockery, Tin aund
Wooden W~are,
Furniture and
Mattresses,
LUMD)ERFOR SALE
As low as the I . est. Call and examine
my stock andl prices,
oct 3
OTTO F. WEITERS,
Whioesal1e Grocer
Commission Merchant,
NQsS 110,112 andl 161,
E I!!T B A T'!!p,
CHARLESTON, S. 0.
qet 4--3mn
ALL persons having elaim2s against
?.John Mobloy, H -nior, are req,uested
to present the same to the undersigned;
andl( all perpon~s indobted to hinm will
makeo mmediato payment, and thereby
save costs of suit.
sop6 11-xtlm N. W. JONES.
GOODS
T PLICES!
iet, having selected ono of the hand
Wks ever brought to this place. for
Fvirliuld, to which 1 respectfully
tho pretiest sty , vles of DRESSES,
'lainitist Sos
Call on SOL. WOLFE.
to vcry latest and nobbisLt iits of
'5, and fiunishinug GOODS
oall on SOL. WOLFE.
of .11 iinds, Notions inl great
lOSIERY,
13 JT'T XONS,
HAMBURG ED.GING,
LING, VA LISPA9 and TRUNKS:
SFOUND AT
")L. WOLFE'S.
LIVER
CURE.
HAVyou DvsEPsr, ?-With its atte
dant trouble.i, Conistiitilln, hevadachle,
sof applittite, glooininess, water 1prash,
Sit lress after -e-atinw, ete ? If so, take
SE13I3 ' l(IVPATI,,- COMPOUNDi and
ve well. .Its ;tresilts are istonishijg, and
siur Icelietf is gialraitceed ip every
whern it is usod s dice(tel. It. assists
digesltin, iolies 1u) 11he stonialeli,strerigth
(,It the dobilitated, restores a pat'ural
1.)petito, and its ia Iiver R egulator has no
equal. "It is the very fountain of health.
'.I'o all who are st lrinti,g fromn a disordered
stomaeh or liver, or who need i a gentle
spring andl suiaer toiie, we say try it,
and you will tink us for the advive.
Lelicate A-ema.les will 11ad it peculiarly
adlipted to their variolus lisorde!rs. It Fis
the m1o14st uIlicaciouls aenlilote! for ill dis
eases arisinog Iriol a I (li-ordejd stc,niAch,
liver or a low stato of t.o systum, that
has ever bien prerib-aed or ndvertised.
TrY it just uoce, and you will, like thols
ands o otheri:, hecoie 4ts er.thluxsiastic
ailvocate.
--71. rAr... nBY
AV. E'. Aila:v,
McMASrI:A &Bmci,
Wiinnshoro, S. C.
R, W. Ihmeu & Co.,
WoodwaIrd's, S. o
DOWI- & NMOISE, Propli1tors,
od 9-2w Charleston, S. C.
--A ND
'Wintor CTo00..
- ------- -.
J.F. 14caer & Co.
A lrgeandcomplete assortment of
~ Fal ad WnterGoos, ustrece iv
ed1.
Prints, Longelothis, Edelia-id Homo
spans1, Osnaburgs,' Drdllings,
Plain Ilomiespiuns, Cotton
and Woolen lIannels.
Prenoh'and Chiarlottesvillho Cassimaeros.
Ilaeukots, Jeans andl Korseys.
One of the finest lots of Clothiing we havo
evQr received,.
poots, Shoes and ITats of all the latest
stylos.
All of which we are ofTring very low
for the cash.
Oct 2 J. F. McMASTIER~ & CO.
MVORRIS' HOTEL.
]have just finished painting, paporing
anud thQrolighly r(enovating my Irotel
from iop to bottomn, and now haevo it in
first class ordedr aird am p)repaired1 to en
tertain my gue'sts with much more con
vienco and comfert than orotofore.
011ico on i1rtt floor and opening On imin
street, with' dinning room and samaplo
roomi adjoining. E~very effirt will be
miado to make miy guests comfortable.
14 Hotel located ne~xt door to F.
Elder's largo grocery and dry good storeti
and in the centraliand businopts portion o
town. Charg~es to s'uit Lhe timts.
4' A. MORRIS,
april--26-tt Proprietor.
YIR ST PO WDER,
-i ORL mali ing wholesome, light,digesti
.Lblo bread of all kinds, try the Mora~.
ing Star Yeast Po,vdg. F'or salo at the
Drug Store of
sant 18 DR. W. E. A TE
NEW'S ANDI HERALD
WEEKLY EDITION,
I6 I U,SUED EVEHY WEDNEDAT 4'
WI NNS B.0 TO, S,. .
)T TAI
WINNSBOItO PUBLISHINQ 0Q
IT CONTAINS A 8UMMAR1 OF TI4E
LEADING EVENTSOF THE OAY,
State Nos,
County Nws,
Political 1eNW Etc.
THE EPITOIAL EPARTMN
RECEIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION.
TilE U)CAL, COLJJI[N
Is well filled with town APd Cou1ty newA
The aim of the Publishers is to issue
FIliST-CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Terni ' Subscriptiog, piyabl ipIyapig
bly in advan.e:
One copy, one year, $8.00
One cCopy, six monthm, - - - - $1.60.
Opo oopy, thr.ee inogths, - - - $1.00.
Five copie.s, one year, at - -- -- - $2.75.
Tenf copies, one year, at - - -. $2.00.
Tw2enty lpicsI, ono year, at - - $2.50.
To every persopi making up q club of
ten or miore subscribers, a copy will pg
sent free for one ycar. Thelnamios consBti
tting a club need not albea the aqpg
pos8t-offiOO. lbea
dOB PRINTINg~
IN ALL ITs DEPARTMENTS DONE il
TIB BEST STYLE AND AT THE
LOWEST PRICES.
We are prepareg to furnish, on so
notico,
pANKf CHECKS,
NOTES
pILIAp,~TTER TIEADS
E~NVELOPES,
CARDS,
[NVITATIOINt,
AW DLNK~,POSTEI
'pSTAp CAltDS, ETC., ETO
eorms for' Job Work---Cash 04
~Ppl1very,
All business coonupisti.ops should be
addresed to the
WInnsboro Pu~blishing Compaan
WINNBEORO. 8.0O.