The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, November 24, 1877, Image 3
LOCAL ITEMS.
RAI.RoAn 8UJ1FmULrs.--Toh follow..
ing: tablo shows tho Lourn at which
tho trains on the C. C. & A. It. R.
reach Winnsboro:
DAY PASSENoER.
For Charlotto ........... 1.57, p. .
For Augusta ............ 4.19, p. 1.
NI1n1T PASSENGER.
For Augusta..........12.52, A. M.
For Charlotte...... ....2.55, A. M.
RolRIouS Noticos.
Associato Roforined Church
Rev. J. M. Todd, 11 A. m., and 7.1
P. M.
Episwopal Charch.- -Ilv. J. Obear,
sorviees every Bunmday ex-ept the!
2nd Sutndmy of the month: at 11
o'clock A. M.
New Advortisomon"s.
Annual Report-T. R. Robertson,
Clerk.
Just Receivod-J. N. CAIthcart &
Bros.
Mess1rs. . 8iigenmheimcr & Co.
havo just received a laugo lot of now
fashion stiff--rim hats. *
Tho Rev. C. E. Chichester preach~
es to-morrow at Aimwell church,
RidgOway.
The school trustees Who may at
tend the convention to-day, are re
(llestod to call at Mr. Richardson's
ollice, or to moot at tho Thespian
Hall at twolvo o'clock.
The nomination of the Rev. W. H.
Campbell, as one of the school com
missioners of Charleston City, will
plen his mniy friends. It was an
Olinlently fit solooti.
The sale of the real and personal
offects of D. H. Ruff, deco.sed, at
Ridgowty, VaLs largely attended, and
the property sold brought fair
prices.
Read the advertiimet of J. E.
Catheart & Bro. They have on
hand a choice supply of fruits.
They l'avo the thanks of the office
for soio d-liious appl and
oranges.
RAmwAy AcCIm1%;r.-A. rpmt
reached Winnboro at a ltte hour
last evening, that a trestlo above
Smith's Turnout, on the Charlotte,
Coiumbia and Augusta Railro. d,
had given away as yesterday's
northorn passenger train was pass,
ing over it, and two cars were pre.
cipitated into the water. It was
not knowni at that hour wvhether
any passengers had been dIrowned.
Deputies have started through
tihe county to collect forfeited taxes,
and real estate wvill 1)e sold on sales
day ini December. Whilo some
tracts are advertised, doubtless
through erroneous entries or neglect
of persons transferring property to
record the change, as roequiro d, in
tho auditor's ofl100, it is true that a
number of taxpayers have not been
able to pay their ta'xes. This has
arisen :nom sheer want of money,
and we hope the State will be as
lenient as5 possib)lo.
CAPTURE OF FRiANKC SALt. -Th is
notorious burglar and sneak-thI ief
was captured b)y Mr. Ralph D.
Wilson last Tuesday night, at the
house of George Goza, colored, near
Ridgeway, wvhece lie had taken
refuge until his buckshot wvounds
should heal. These wounds lie
roe:oivo,l recently in a chase near
Messrs. Mlorrison & Co.'s turpentine
distillery, wvhere he had comn
mi ttod Bomne depredations. We
understand there are half a dozen
warrants out for him.
As has been announced, the ladies
of Rlidgeway gave a hot dinner and
euppor last Titesday. This (lay was
sel ooted as most propi ious, Owing
to the sale of tihe p)ersonal and real
effects of David H-. Ruift; deconsed,
and the large crowvd of citizons
whoso presence was expected on
that day. The weather wvas de
lightful-i he Indian Suimuor's sun,
and the almost harvest moon waited
upon' and illumined the day and the
night, while the beautiful ladies
decorated and made b)righter still
the hall, the flowoer-decked tables
and the general surroundings. T wo
of the most delightful'and sumptu
onis meals were served--a gentle
man stating 'pon honor, that Del..
monicn auld no+. surpass the i
variety and delivacy. Tho ladies
are much griatuiod at thoir success
the roceipts reaching ne.tr fty
dollars ; and they bog to sny thi.t
the flag of the Hampton Rilo Guard
is arssured.
TiE MAILS.--Whnll it was an
nounced that by moans of the quick
schedule the Charloston papers
would reach us on the day of publi
cation, wo wore happy. When. the
Reegiater announced that it would
defy opposition, and deliver the
morning paper in Winnsboro by 8,
a. i., we were still happier. As
matters now stand, however, we got
the Charle.ton papers as before, a
day old, while the Register has ne -
tually lost time, and reaches us at
tle sallio timo as its competitors.
Why is this,; thus ? There are now
two day trains from Columbia, in..
stead of one. Mr. Brown figures it
out thus : If the Reg/ister reached
1Winisboro on the day of publication
when one train was running, and
comes a day late when two trains
are runniIng, it is likely, if another
train were started, the Jeryater
wouldn't colie before the end of the
week. Tis equals Lvy Crockott's
story o' fashiionable life in Wa:hing
ton, whiore dinnor was so late they
had to cat supper the next morning.
Som1ething ought to be dono in the
matter. If not, wo will havo to or
ganizo an opposition telegraph line,
and stOrt a daily ourselves.
Notes from Blackstock.
BLACKSTOcK, Nov. 22.-A few days
since a colored boy in the vicimity of
Blackstock was killed by the falling
of a tree. The boy's brother ws
cutting down tle tree, and as it was
falling, the deceased ran to get out
of the way, but a limb struck him on
the he%d, killing him instantly.
Trial Justico Mackorell, acting
coroner, suimmoned a jury of in
quest, which found a verdict in ac
cordaneo.witi the facts.
A wodding took place here a fen
night-M ago. A couple stopped into
Trial Jiustico Mackorell's oflice, and,
to his great astonishment, announced
that they wished to be married. Om
ti ial justico was not well postod ill
that portion of his duties, but was
equal to thu emergency ; so b1
scooped il) an old "Confession of
Faith," and read the ceremony from
it, thereby.uniting thoum in the bonds
of wedlock with much honor to him
self and pleasure to those present.
Our hotel is again vacant, Mr.
Mackorell having removed to his old
stand near the cross roads. It is
expeted that the hotel will shorth~
be0 reopened and refurnished by an
other pafrty.
One of our young townsmen is ai
present absent on a visit to the North
State, wvhitLher lhe has gone for the
purpose of taking unto himself a
wvifo. John Purcll is nowv engaged
in erecting a nice little cottage foi
the happy patir More anon.
Arnnual Report
('F the County Commissioners .oJ
JFairfield County, of' disburso
monts for all ~proses during the
fiscal year ending October 31st,
1877.
P'oC)R HOUsE AND) OUTSIDE RIELIEF.
WV. R. Doty' & Co., S 7
Dr. E. W. Aikon, 2 00
C. A. Aboll, 10 (63
Bon1j.uinl 'Tiurkey, - 85 00t
Is.uC Kennedy, 30 5(
T. J. Gladney, 17 4(
Dr. E. A. Gibson, (64 4C
Frank Clark, 2 00t
F. EldeI, 11 2C
J. W. McCreight, 9 It
Thomas Goode, 7 SC
Arthur Johnson, 11 50
Noah Johnson, 9 oc
John Purcell, 10 70
March Thompson, - 7 SC
John Boyd, 6 00
'Henry CopeClanld, 3 (iC
W. H. Pagott, 13 5(;
M~cMatotr & Brice, 150 00t
A. F. Gooding, 11 90
G (. M. Simpson, 2 00t
J. Q. D)avis, C. T., 7 00
D. .R. Flernniken, 273 39
PUDLIC B('iLDINoS,OFFICES, PEIINTING ANY:
sTA'LTIONERIY.
Winnsboro Publishing Co., $12,1 42
WV. J. Crawvford, . 2 70
J. J Neil, 80 00
R. Li. Bryan, 81 00
W. J. McDowell, 7 10
McMaster & Brice, 10 (60
ROADS AND BRIDOEs.
0. W. Veno, 10 00
W4 J. Crawford, 88 00
Thomas Goode, 8 00
J. E. Gilbert, 2 UC
J. T. W. Stitt, 8 0C
A. I,. F- iith, . 7 OC
). WV. 8.eril 5 0C
1. T. Gladden, 4 00
..f1. . ,ore. 7 5
W.\ A)weH, 3 .)0
Thomas A& .-rson, 86 81
R. WV. Phi"lips, 8 75
A. P. Goodling, 13 30
John Gibson, 2 50
W. D. Davis, 20 00
James Amin, 15 00
F. M. L. Duko, 20 50
cos'rs IN BTATE CASES.
S. W. Rbff, 80erif, $533 05
J. N H:mnond, con.stable, 28 30
James Ailkn, T. J., 49 50
Thompson Ciappoll, Witness, 8 60
W. Rt. Marshall, T. ;J., 70 15
]--:m: Willias, constabbl, 11 70
Daiii-l I feinierson, constable, 25 60
MArtinl 1hl, 24 50
Dr.T. J. 11. Dmughass, inquest, 10 80
Arthuir McDowoll, witnoss, 3 40
W. A. Neil, witness, 1 10
T. Hardeni, witness, a 2 10
L. W. Duvall, labt slieriff, 359 05
J. A. Simpson, constable, 15 30
T. I. Robertson, T. J., 105 50
H. J. F. W. Coleman, T. J., 9 00
J. J. Ncil, J. P., 10 00
J. R. Harvoy, constable, 36 95
B. E. Elkin, T. J., 26 70
Wm. tosborough, juror, G 40
V. N. Mason, witliess, 9 40
Jas. T. Lemon, jurGr, 7 00
A. D. Rose, ju-0, 5 50
J. WV. *3olivk, jiror, 3 60
J. W. Mecight, grand jury, 2 00
G. 13. Pearsun, juror, 8 00
H. C. 1javis, witlic"s, 4 40
Adam V.anderh1orsf, w'tness, 3 40
It. F. Martin, J. C., 15 00
Chares Ualdwell, juror, 7 40
W. Watt Brice, juror, 5 80
H. t. Johnston, juror, 9 70
Dennis Miuler, juror, 10 00
D. 1-1. Robertson, juror, 10 10
J. T. Nichols, juro, 8 10
J. W. Ashford, juror, 10 00
). Jen1kn-, juror, 9 00
V. H. Pa"gott, jiu-or, 9 90
, uDsportes, juror, 5 50
J. 1). Iog-an, T. 17 00
J.. C."aldwull, winess, 4 00
Centr Gibon, cosltable, 10 50
J. C. Sqluicr, juror, 6 01
U. G. Desportes, juror, 6 0U
Charles David, juror, 6 3C
A. Ml. Mackey, solicitor, 120 00
J. D. Hogan, juror, 4 0
J0hn 1sonhowe.r, juror, 6 8c
Henry Anderson, juror, 4 50
Frank Thompson, juror, 6 0C
Aaron Boyd, juror, 6 10
Daniel Rochell, constable, 7 50
Allen Beaty, witness. 3 9c
Belton Tobias, witness, 3 0
Jefy Stone, witness, 3 0C
Bart Sims, witness, 3 0(
J P Casonf, juror, 5 RC
1) M Aikenl, juror, 5 9C
W T Yarborougm, juror, 7 5C
J T Mothershied, constable, 6 00
Starling Glenn, juror, 9 71
W C Beaty, juror, 9 0C
Charles Haimrris, juror, 1 71
R1 W Phlilhps, juror, 6 0C
Chad es X yors, juror, 6 00
A F L. :, jur'or, 5 70
Hugh ltob,inson juror, 6 447
J) M G.dloway, juror, 6 0t
W A Cook, jurior, 7 1C
Hardy Hlall, witness, 4 3(
Sp)en(cer Bell, witness, 4 10
Enoch Rocholl, witness, 2 7C
J P Liakin, juror', 7 0
it J McCarley, juror, 6 00
J W~\ McGreight, juror, 3 0:
D) P Cro.sby, juror, 6 7C
Israel Hayne, juror, (6 71.
Thomas Nelson, juror, 0 70
Susiannah Bfrown, wit;ncss, 4 SC
R CI Arnetic, witness, 5 51
TI H D)avis, juror, 5 71.
J P? Elkin, juror, 6 3C
(1 W Colema.n, juror, 6 71
J A F Coleman, juror, 8 21
WN B Brooks, juror, 5 4C
H-fandy Fraser', juror1, 6 01
S RA Fan.t, jur~or, 9 0C
R 13 Crawfor'd, juror, . 10 01
W S Rabb, juror, ' 4 5C
George T1rappl, witness, 6 5(
P Jenkins, witness, 3 01
Chnairles Smith, witness, 3 01
J S Gradir-k. witness, 3 0C
WV J Martin, juror, 7 4(
Q TL Seiglar, juror, 9 9(
W H Fionniken, juror, 6 0(
1Henr~y Pauml, jurior, (6 3(
D) Rt Flenniiken, junror, 4 51
J T W Stil t, juror, 5 3(
Samuel Mc\WVators, juror, 7 41
Jacob King, juror, 6 5(
D)ouglass Fox, juror, 6 21
Ar thur Williams, juror, 5 90
J W McCreight, constable, 1 50
J CI Propst, constable, 6 01
IMattie Sims, witness, 3 2(
Hiram Cl ark, witness, 2 0(
Jack James, witness, 3 2(
Douglass Fox, grand jury, 2 0(
Arthur Williams, grand jury, 2 0(
SALARY OF COUNTY CO.MM[ssioNEp.s ANY
CLERlK.
Henry Jacob, 0. 0., $138 0(
Carter Boaty, 0. 0., 100 01
J R Harvey, 0. 0., 100 01
T R Rober tson, Clerk, 95 01
I hereby certify that, to the besi
of my ,knowledge, the foregoing
r'eport is a correct exhibit of dis,
bursements for all county pufrposem
made by the County Comnmssionere
for Fairfield county, during the
fiscal year eniding October 81st,
1877.
T. R. ROBERTSON,
nv24-tx1 01erk of B3oard.
THE LATESI
BEST
,ATLOWE"
THAVE just returned from the mv
somest, largest, and best assorted at
the cKpecial benefit of the citizons ol
invite their attention.
To tlo Ladies who would have
GLOVES, LINGE1I1E, and the vor
To the Gentlemen who would get t
CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, BOO'
To thoso who aro in need of good
varioty
I TABLE LINEN, HOMESPUN
D)OYLIES, CHECKS,
TO WE S, TICKING
ILANKETS, BLEAC
-THISE AY B
S1
-ale ULtiter O'de' of Court.
It. E. Em.soN, Sit., Auctioneer.
A Marhley Lee, Junior, Trustee of the
Danlkrupt Estate of J. M. Caldwell &
Sons,
againlst
Jacob A. Caldwell and Otle:-s.
~-) Y virtue of an order of the District
) Coi rt of the United Stats for the
1)istrict of South Carolina, in the above
case, will be sold Oil Monday, the third
(ty of December, A. D. 1877, at the Court
lloise in the town of Winnsboro, county
of Fairtichw and Stato of Sfuth Carolina,
at 1- o'clock, im:
A t! thot. tract or plintation of land,con
taininig ELEVEN HUNDRED ACTU of land.
more or less. Mituatc, lying and being in
tle county of Fairfield aild t) Stato
iafiresaid, on the waters of Dutchman's
Creek, bouided by lands of Thos. Davis.
Eioatc of David Provence, Estat of N. A.
Fteay, Henry Harrison, Jetor Harrison and
other.; :ad having suoli other boundaries
as a -hit of resurvey made by B. II.
Itobert6on, D. S., moro fully represents,
ALsO,
All that, certain piece, parcel or lot of
lan,], with the store- house ther"on lring,
being 11n1d situate In thu town of Black
stock, in the Stato and County aforesaid,
fronting on .ain street, and located
betweenl the lots owned respectively by
Culp & R1ag.Male and John C. MAckorell.
AI.4o,
All that lot or parcel of land lying and
sitluate ill the town of Blakstock and
Itate aforesaid, fronting on Main street
two hundred and ten feet, on south-iast
by lands of W. ). Richardson one hun,
diretd and sixty-eight feet, on the north
by - lot two hundred and ton feet, and
on1 tile north-wost by alltty-way one hun
lred and six'y-eight feet--containing
TuiE TiaUSAND, NN1N. UUN)RADDAND TWEN
Tv (3920) squAm umns, more or less,
TERMS OF SALE:
Ono third cash, tihe balance in) two
eq ual successive aninual instalments, with
interecst tromc day of sale, payablu annual-.
ly, securedh by houd of pulrch)aser anid
mIor t gage of the) promises. Bu ildings On
p)remi)ses to ho insured, and policy as
signed.
i'urchauer to pa~y for papers.
GEORGiE 11. WALER,
nov 10- Reuferee,
NEWY, CHEAP
-AND-,.
ATTRACTIVE_GOODS!
Ecall the attention of tihe Ladles
tO 01 ourn 0w stock of Bib Collars,Collerettes,
Linen Collars, Silk Ties, Hiamburg Edg
ings, ilerlin and Kid loves,' Iosiery,
Ha;ndkorchiefs, Blibbons, and various
other goods which we are offering as low
as an ybody.
Calicoes from 0 to 83 cents.
Brown loinespun from 0 to 10 oents.
pBleached Hlomospuns from 04 to 12j
ents.
Checked Homespuns from 10 to 12.%
cents.
T1ieking from 10 to 25 cenlts,
10-4 Bleached and Browun Sheetings,
very lowv.
A nice assortment of Dross Goods and
Fancy,Dlress Buttons, Shawls, Ladies' and
Misses' Boulevard Skirts, wvhite, red and
, ait, Flannels, Jeans, Cassimor,es and
Ito1pellanits.
Our (ents' Deplartment is full and coim
plete. Ev'ery ticn g from a paper collar to
anI overceat.
IA good assortment of Carpets on hand,
very ceapil.
Our stock of Shoes and Hardware is
.Call ancd examine our goods, end we
will convyinoo vou that we don't intend to
bo undersold by anybody, anywhere.
McMASTER & BRICE.
RE~STAURLANT.
-----
liE undersigned begeleavo to informn
hlis friends and the pub lie generally that
tho Rtestaurant attaohed to the .u orning
Star Saloon is open, and suplied with
the host the maktaffords-such as
Boefsteak, Hamn, Bologna Sausage, Oys
ters in every style, F'ish, and bthor deli.
A full supply of the purest 'IWinos,
Liquors and Larger Beer. jihNot
Carolina ZCorn Wbhiskey a specialt,y.Not
--ALSO
Awell selected stock of Tobacco and
Segiars, d
3. GROESOHFL,
A 96Nt8g Poreo.
r ARRIVALS I
GOODS
'T PBICES!
-0
rket, having selected one of the hand.
ocks ever brought to this place, for
Fairfield, to which I respctAully
0
the pretiest styles of DRESSES,
daintiest SHOES
Call on SOL. WOLFE.
0
ho very latest and nobbiest suits of
LS, and furnisbing GOODS
Call on SOL. WOLFE.
0
s of ll kinds, Notions in great
HOSIERY,
BUTTONS,
HAMBURG EDGING,
RING, VALISES and TRUNKS;
N FOUND AT
DL. WOLFE'S.
CONNOR & CHANDLER
CALL att.ntion to their full STOC,
--OF.-.
Watches, Clocks, Gold and Silver
Watch Chains, Brooches, Ear
rings, Studs, Collar and
Sleeve Buttons, Plain
and Fancy Rings,
, Solid Silver
and Plated
Castors,
S p o o ns,
Forks, Napkin
Rings, Goblets,
Cups, Butter Knives,
Butter Dishes, &c. Specta
cles, Catlery, Lamps, Lanterns,
Glass and Crockery Ware, Vases,
Toilette Sets and China Tea Sets
-ALSO
Machine Needles and Springs.
Sewing Machinex repaired, .cleaned
and adjusted.
aug 23
TIHEP EL EPHIANT~
-HAS COME
With a Fresh Stock of Fall and
WVinter Goods,
AT THE DRY GOODS, FANCY
GOODS AND
illinery DBzaar.
IMP'ORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
XNE take pleasure in announcing to
our friends and the public generally that
woearo now op)ening the finest and most
omip\ete assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
including Millinery and Fancy Goods in
all the latest styles and novelties of the
season, such as are generally found in a
cy and staplo0 Dry Goods, a beautiful
stock of newest styles of Dress Goods,
Buttons and
TRIMMINGS.
A full assortmout of brown and bleaehed
MuIsllps, 1'oplins, Caicoes, Ginghamis,
Glents' Goods, Notions, Corsets, Gloves,
Hoslery,Bustles,8kirts, Shawls, Cloaks,&c.
Men's and Boys' Hlats. Boots and Slhoes
for 0onts and Boys, Shoes and Gaiters
for Ladies, Misses and Children,
A FULL STOCK OF
Fresh Grocerics, Confectioneries, Cakes
and Crackers, Cheese, Mackerel,
Flour, Meal, Grist, Soaps,
Starch, Candles, Kerosene,
Crookery, Tin and
Wooden Ware,
Furnitureand
Mattresses,
LUMBERFOR SALZ
As low as the lowest. Call and oramin.
my stock and price.
0, O,1O