The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, November 08, 1877, Image 3
LOCAL ITEMS.
RAILOAD SCHEIDULES.-The follow
ing are th hours at which the trains
on the (". C. and A. R. It. pass
Winnsboro:
ItEoULAn PARSEINoR-NIoT.
For Charlottt, 1.25, A. Ir.
For Augusta, 11.07, 1'. M.
AccoMMonroN FIREIoHT-DAY.
For Columbia, 7.30, r. 5.
For Charlotte, 10.45, A. A
Now Advortisoment,s.
leckling's Gallery.
A fine Opportunity-B. Sugon
heimor & Co.
Knights of Honor--- E. Chand
ler, Reporter.
Wednesday was decidedly a cold
day. Ice was found in the early
morning.
The Democrats of Richland coun
A ty, in convention assombled, nomi
natod Capt. John H. Kinsler for the
senatorship made vacant by the
resignation of Beverly Nash.
The Fairfiold Fire Engine Com
pany paraded on Tuesday afternoon.
The engine was in.its usual fino con,
dition, and the boys preented their
usual handsome appear ance.
It is rather a coincidence that the
verdict of guilt in Cardozo's case
should have been rendered on the
seventh of November-tho anniver
sary of the rout of the thievOs and
plunderers in South Carolina.
The Wheeler House, Columbia,
has been roopened under the man
agenient of Maj. R. N. Lowrance,
who is favorably known to the
traveling public; and visitors to the
State Fair will secure all the con
forts of a first.,class hotel by
a topping with him.
The meeting of the Gordon Light
Infantry, on Tuesday evening, was
well atten(ded. A colmnittee was
appointed to consider the matter of
uniform. Great interest is being
manifested in the company by the
members, and wo doubt not it will
ultimately be one of the fine.3t mii
tary organizations in the Stato. Wo
trust the adjutant-general will soon
be able to furnish the corps with the
necessary arms and equipments.
CAnnozo's TiuAL.-The trial of
Cardozo was con tin nod on Mon day.
Mr. Miles openfodl the ar'gument for
the State, Mr. MelLon followed for
the defence, and General Conner
closed for the State. All the argu
moeuts are said to have been very
fine. A telegram received here on
Wednesday morning announces that
the jury rendered a verdict of
"Guilty." M\r. Molton excepted to
varJious ruilin;.s of Judge~ Townisend,
and it is not unlikely that the ease
will go up to the Supreme Court.
Judge Town send's charge, howi~evor,
.was clear, full, imp)artiaLl and, we
doubt not, entirely correct ; so thore
will be but little chance for the
guilty ex. treasurer to escape the pon.
alty due to his crimes.
The Columbia Register favors the
establishment of county courts. It
says :"We wvant a cheaper tribunal
to pass upon the minor offenses now
sent to the circuit curt. The revival
of the county court system will be
urged upon the Logislaturo, and so
will the enlargcmecnt of the powers
7 ~and duties of the trial jusltices4. Our
priedilections favor the fo:rerv -y.
tern, as calculateelI to acquire d~init y
anld imporUitanieo by reason of its~ en
larged jurisdict ion, con,pared with
the limiited terrJitory of unde(lr mlag
intrates, who) are wvithin the rndim, of
small neighborhoods. ]1esides, the
4pay of one man to p)reid:e over a
county court held - once or twice a
month is necessarily mnore economi
cal than to pay a dozen men for the
same class of labor, when it will re
quire more or less of their imo
every month to look after such busi.
ness." -
Our correspondent "Lox" frankly
admits the justice of all the comn
plaints made against the trial jus
tie system, but says it has not yet
had a fair trial. We think it has
had a full and fair trial. Of course,
-everybody admits thipt under
onr proenn ffVnr.Ob so
of the abuses have been re
moved; but many still exist.
The truth is, the power of
trial justices in greatly dispropor
tionato to the grade of the offico,
and it is impossible to fill the oflico'
with men possessing the requisito
legal attainmients to perform its
duties properly. The civil jurisdic
tion of trial justices is too wide ;
yet it will in many cases be un
profitable to take certain small
causes up to the circuit court. The
remedy is in the establishment of
an intermodiatto tribunal, which
shall take from the trial jus,
tices the more important civil
cases, and at the same time relieve
the circuit courts of the smaller.
The same reasoning applies to
criminal cases, but with much
greater force.
True Brotherhood Lodge, No. 344,
Knights of Honor.
T IIN regular ieelting of th1i. L,o'lgo w%*III be
h"Id IIa Masoilo Hall on Friday evenhig, the
Jth Inst., at, 7 o'clock.
E. S. CIIANILER,
nov8 -it Reporter.
A Fine Opportunity.
r H11E undersigned offers for sale or
rent the line store building now occ a
i.i by, . mnheimer & Co., and
known a." Caticar"'s Old Stand." This is
one of tho very best bnAiless stands in
Winnsboro - tein; centrally locited and
surrolndle*d by cotton buiyers. Tho
bluilding hars recentlyI been put in first
rate cond ition --repainted and otherwise
overhauled. On the same lot, is a vom
fortablo dllin.house and warehouse
which will be disposed of along with the
store building. The store has alunys
attracted one of the best trades in the
county, and is altogether ono of the
most desirable in Winnsboro, Terms
very accommo dating.
D. SUGENHEIMER.
ALSO,
Along with thestore above montioned,
will be sold, if desired, the stock of goods
in it.
nov 8-txm B. SUGENHE iMER & CO.
T O LET.
I-E privato dwelling of the late Jas.
TI. Aiken.
H. L. ELLIOTT,
nov G-tjI Administrator.
A LL persons having claims against.
A . Ja . It. Ai-4en. deceased, aehrb
requestot to presentthe smti, properly
attested, o4g or before the firt day of
Janiarv next. And all persons indebted
to Jas. It. Aiken, deceaso I, are hereby
ntiliod to pay up on or before the first
day of Decem her next.
H1. L. ELLIOTT,
nov 5-tjI Administrator.
Oh Urriml Say!
-0
OYSTrERS--Sewed !
OYSTERS-Fried !
OYSTFRS- l. a mode i
OYSrfE RS--On the half shell !
Breakfasts, Dinni. r's andi Suppers
Served up in excellent style, and
without deClay..
All thlat tile seaonf calli for can be had at
"OUR HOUSE,"
where a hearty welcome, satisfaction and
a jelly evening aire guarantceed by the host,
J. D. McCARLEYW.
Billiard and Biagatello room adljoining.
Seke~t st iek of Rtyo and Corn Whiskey
Biranldies, Ale. Blee.r, Porter, Soda WVat.er,
ko. Fine.assortmIent of Cigars, Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccos. oct25
Ii. CLEiNDINING
l100t ail Shoe Man ufatctur'er,
WINNSBORO,0 S. C.
THiE undersigned re
spc ful aaac(s to the
618* aW it.iztiis of 1"ail~icld t.hat ho
S hass removewd his iBoot and(
Slhoo lanu)ifactory to one door bolowv Mr.
C. Muller's. 1 am p'r.aparvl to manufacture
ill styies of wor~k inI a sutanSlltial and
. -a)rkmal,nike mator, out of t,e c ry host
materials, and a:t prices fully asi low as thlt
Northo lewere I keepcotalyn
hianrd a goodi Ntock or kol- airl U >e
stlh at r' ,.O)tth& le pits. j'a-pah-ig
lI!proptly attE,ndedl t. Term'atrie'ly Ca.ai
*.P rielisbm;.
act, 12 ,t( CLNJD1IN 'N..
20tlllt ZiIi /100 lbl' t aiLi.; 'd :
Monl AugiIai0ust h. i i
Class i5es, Scien.ce and the asual E'ngl Iish,
branich s ~i&~.ipecilatitent ion ill bo p;:t;d
to eloction.i), ro'.lintg a pt'liing and( wr'.t.
in1g, Pupils w.i Ill rtceir that ca reful
drill in the radiments whliob Is essenitilI
to scouring a thorough education, Black
board exercises will uter largely as a
method of instruct.ion. The cole
building is commodlous and conveniently
located. The Principal hopes, with the
political aind material improvement of the
Stato, to seoure a liberal patronage, -by
means of whlich tile Institute may be re
stored jto its fornmer popularity and useful
ness
TERMs:t
Classical department, per session
of twenty w%eks, - - $30.00
Intermediate, -- - - - 25.00
Primary,----------- - -0.00
. Payment to be made quarterly in ad
e*aa 14-ttwinn.JtQ -n
SPECIAL NOTICES.
It is Founid at Last.
So-FETIrNO N;w UNDUR TI SUN.-A
now ora i dawning nv;on th life or wo
man. l[itherto sho ha" b?en caillcd pon
to sumer to ills of umn' ind andt herow
beAidet4. Itho frequenic mind distresing
irregularitic peculiar to her 4ex haivo
long buen to her t-o "direful spring of
woem unnumberA(d." In the mainsion of
the rich and in the hovel of poverty alike
woman hus been t.ho constunt yet. patient
victim of a thouslnd ill nniuwn to
ftian--nd thee without a reioly. <Oh1
Lord, how long!" in tho agony of her rol,
hath mho cried. But niow the hour of her
redempt,ion iH como. Sho will suffur no
more, for Dr. J. BrafIlold's Feal e'u
lator---Woman's Best Friol-- is for :.alo
by Dia. W. EI. AIxt at $1.50 p-r bottle.
Iov 0.-2w
L I
OUT !
L OO K
OUT!
AND WATC-i
FOR
GREAT
Price List.
IT WILL ASTONISH
CONGRESS STRET
G
D
IWINNSBIORO, S. C.
J)ait. at haas andiI e&rr.mi,cd to give
maifac.tion.
U. 0. IDESPORTEIS.
Seopt 18
A\. LLprosnwn themnaolves in
Josophl LAnhon decolnHed, or to) lfLauon &
Konnedy. n.ust some forwahl and maitko
p'yment, an; longer indulgonce cannot be
given. All p6rHons .holig claimA oalnat
paid estate will band them t o, lawfung
atteste3d.
* * W.E Z hTnVUDY
FURN]
~W
XW- Savo high bills by purchasing
A NEW SUI
RUsTIO WINDOW SIADEs, Low in Prit
will nover got out of order, and will la
MATTR
Spring Beds, Picturo Framos, Pict1
Carriages.
LUM
And Shingles at Pri(
REPj
Neatly done at modorate Price
UNDERTAKER
I koop on hand a full supply of Mc
,tud Cofins of the finest finish. Also,
R,~.
THE LATEST
BEST 4
AT LOWES
HAVE just returned from the mai
somest, largest, and best assorted st(
the especial benefit of the citizens of
invite their attention.
To the Ladies who would havo
GLOVES, LINGERIE, and the very
To the Gentlemen who would get til
CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, BOO'
To those who are in need of goods
variety
TABLE LINEN, HOMESPUNS
DOYIJ.ES, CHECKS,
TOW1E LS, TICKING,
BLANKETS, BLEAC.l
--THESE MAY B]
S(
L.IVE R
CURE.
ISfa scientlingpreparattion of' the rnost
appro'ed miedicines~ in the vogetable
woild. It will cure live com001plaint,
howel affect ions, skin d isonses, kidney
affections, bill ious and ma.larial fevers
colic, jauindice, indigestion anti dyspep
51in, ind many royard it ats a ''Family
Theilro is no medicino niow beforo the
~pepl thn i give:4 suchi universal salinfac
tion;. No one who has ever used it but
gives ii the hIighest praiseQ, and1( is read(y
to t 1tity to its4 meirita in on rinig d1yspopl
41a, in! b .'twcn, con.Lflstit i ver comn
pl; nde. nd. , calic, bill ions antd re
*&iv r0 fever andi. agn41, and all
t.,'. a~" f n 'e,nd genorald debi lity'.
1 I 1r ; vi ig in malarial d;it.ricts ii
ahVi.b hei ni a.c'.vanting its' poisonousl
.0 fl r ii . unny. It hoPS been itued
wAI 1 ~ n 2 una. 2tag sunl mOh-I all clit'es, ca
ni I '. an ini' a2 l 1nn4 of weather.
One' Ii ril w'il! (1 Vo vince. t.be moit. increu( -
eo f it. laliue.
W. r;. Anumi~,
R, . Unnric: & Co.,
' DWIE& MOTSE, Propietors,
nov 0.-2w Obarlesi,on, 13. (5.
A. M,. MA CREY,
A.ttorna3y andi Counse1Ilor',t~ Law,
Wilnnsboro,f4. 0.
i,he courte df this State and the United
iri Isdiie. &.
N'OW is the time to Insunre ~
IN Dwelflngs, Barns anid GIin H1ou9,
Ample security offered in the OLDA
represented at this Ageno .
ApplyO to
[TURE,
Axrived and to arrive, con
sisting of Walnut Chainbei
Suites, Painted Cottago Suites
Wardrobcs, Sideboards, Safes,
Book Cases, Bureaus, Tables
Chairs, Bedsteads, Cribs
. Desks, Towel-racks, Wash
stands, Lounges, Sofas, Hall
Stands, Hat Racks, Coat
Hooks, Cornor Stands-for
Design and Workmanship Un
equaled.
AT HOME.
PLY OF
:*, Durable and Convenient. They
At longer than any other Shade.
ESSES,
iros, Brackets, Mirrors, Children's
BER
es to Suit the Times.
LIRING
s. Furnituro made to order.
S DEPARTMENT.
italic and Rosewood Burial Cases
a cheap stock of Coffins.
W. Phillips.
ARRIVALS I
3'OODS
T PRICES!
.--.
'ket, having selected one of the band
cks ever brought to this place, for
Fairfield, to which I respectfully
bhe pretiest styles of DRESSES,
daintiest SHOES
Call on SOL. WOLFE.
io very latest and nobbiest suits of
'S, and furnishing GOODS
Call on SOL. WOLFE.
of all kinds, Notions in great
, HOSIERY,
BUTTONS,
HAMBURG EDGING,
iING, VALISES and TRUNKS.
3 FOUND AT
)L. WOLFE'S.
wWite Goo&s.
J. F. Icaster & Co.
A.largo and completo assortment of
Fall and Wintor Goods, just reciv
od.
Prints, Longclotha, Se'a Island llomec
Plin om#espuns, Cotton,
and WVoolen Flannels.
French and Charlot.tesvillo Cas.imeoros.
Bllan kots, Joans~ andl J(orsey..
Ow, of tho tinent iots of Oohing we have
e.ver received.
Boots, lShoes and lHats of all the latest,
it,yloa,
All of whieb wo are offoring very low
for the cash.
oct 2 J. F. McMIASTER & CO.
oNE ross of ,the gerino irQwn
ALSO,
Twetnty-five dozen assor'ted 8oapn,at the
Drug Steo of.
-MA?MA,D & RgIgNOLDg,