The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, December 08, 1877, Image 3
LOCAL ITEMS.
1 U.no) n ScmmJ)ma. 4--Th 1( f)ilow.
ing table sho)WH the h1ours a whi h
tho train)- -.:' the- C. C.& .Rh'
reach Wil,loud"ro :
DAY Pa,isizoit.
For Charlotto........... 1.57, .,. x.
For Augus ta ...........4.19, r. 31.
N10wT PASSNOEU.
For Au-tusta............ 12.52, A. b.
'or Charlotto............2.55, A. U.
Relisious Notices.
Associato Roformod Church
Rev. J. M. Todd, 11 A. -,., and 7.
P.M.
Epiacopal Church--Rov. J. Oboar,
services every Sunday ex-ept the
2nd Sunday of the month: at 11
o'clock A. M.
New Advertisements.
Egg Nogg for Christmas-F. W.
H1abonicht.
Building and Loan Association
D. R. Flouniken, Secretary.
There, are woAdings and rumors
of weddings now.
Trains no. 1 and 2, day passen
ger, will resune their schedule on
Monday, the 10th.
The postponemont of the -lales
for d-linquent taxes gives great
satisfaction.
The fall session of Mount Zion
School closed on Friday. Due
notice will be given of its ro open
ing.
To Tl'cHERs.--The County Board
Of Ex umI.. O ar receivjg a 11m
be of .i i i,jb:Ia the sch~ojIs
id aunt the ex m.T(i.,e .on (if
teaciis. lustrucait.< ha:ve been
roecived tiat no c,.rtirllates shall
bo issued except after formal ex
faminationl, due notice of the time of
-which will oe given. Tho examin
ers will not-Oxamino any applicant
excopt on the day astii;ied. Tie
Ox. uinatiul WIil nob Cuiultil w1hat
are known aa "eatch quesi.ions" but
will bo directed to tuaeertaininig
what knowledge the applicant has
on fundamental and gencr;al points
of kiowlude. It is suggekd that
all who wish to stand the examina
tion should got their arithmetics,
gralimire, American histories,
geographies and roadors, and
refresh their memories on the
salient points of each. It is a very
risky experiment to try to stand an
examnination wvithou t previous
p)reparation. Among the books,
which may be of advantage, are
Maury's or WVarre-n's physical geog
raphies, or Swinton's larger geogra
phy ; Hlart's or ,Quackenbos' or
Bullion's, or Clark's grammar;
Davies,' Robinson's, or Sanford's
arithmetic ; Swinton's or any other
good American history. Appli
cants for higher grades should
rovicew Algebra also. A good book
on the theory of teaching is "How
to Teach." There are two books,
"Stone's Questions" and "Swvett's
Questions," which are compiled
from examination papers in dilYer
ent States, and which give somc
idea as to what kind of questions ,is
generally asked in examinations.
Of course the board does not pre~
tend to say that its examinatior
papers will 1)0 taken from the
books. But they are useful tc
applicants in preparing. All these
books, or similar ones, can be gol
at the book stores, and will prov<
a good investment. The p)eopkc
demand that the terichers shall bc
competent, and teachers can bcome
competent only by preparation.
.PAT TE RSON'S DISCHLA ROE
WAsmNoo, December 5.-Noon,
-Judge HIumuphroys, this morning,
delivered his opinionl in the mattei
of John J. Patterson, relator, on
1aboas corpus to be relieved from
warranlt of atrreist on the req(uisitionl
.of the G>* vornor of South Carolina.
There were priosen t, amiong others,
Senator Patterson and two of his
counsel, namelly, Modssrs. Cook and
Shellabarger, and Mr. Lowndcs,
attorney for South Carolina. Tile
judigo's- opinion was elaborate. He
denied the power of the State ol
South Carolina to vacate Senator
Pattorson's comi)hissionl, which musi
continue until constitutionally r'e
voked in~ pursuance of organized
authority. It could not be said
that Senator Pattersoni was a
"I~~~~~~~ thWk%"%nWWV"Wt ta uica
conizanc o&- tof f5AthtLr,
oraizto is one thn.1nda1a
tion~ to d t it is anthr Th
I
461 thitik i ainbx a1L)t 1i3 u-x .d
application of civil fornis of law to,
tho dominance or tritumph of the
passion of a faction. I cannot re
concile it to my sconse of duty to
give aid in placing nmnacles and
handeuffs around and auunt the
individual citizen for the purpose of
surrendering him bound inl.o the
hands of those who may not be dia
passionate enough to vindicate the
true rights of the individual, or to
those who might be led by impas- i
sioned appeals to a condition of
mind they could not resist. Zeal for
the correction of wrong has often
led to the conviction of the inno
cent. It is the duty of courts to sit
still, deliberate, and, with civil pro
cedure, throw their protection in
such a direction as may curb or con,
trol every word and action. Let the
man be ronanded to the body of
which he is a member. That body
is legally, constitutionally, morally,
intellectually Capacitated to dispose
of the question involved, and to
conLdemn or acquit. I discharge
him from airot on the warrant for
lis eXtraditiol, and the same is
hereby ordered "
Building and Loan Aesoolation.
T III 3.ith regular monthly meeting ot the
winn1sboro lWtld,ng and Loan .\ssociatIon
will be held in hlle Town Hall on MndaY CVMn
Ii%:, the 1011: instant. at T o'clock. Maembers will
bring their books an(I pay t,heir montily instal
I nnts at or liefore thai. tim, otherwiie the
pnawity of tweit,y cen0s pershnre will be chargel
u It're thn mee 1lwg. TIere will be fron seven
buridred to nnhu1rired dollars for loan.
A 1 111illVe0* V 1;.; 601Th r l, IN filieact ion of the
1);VV-0*r., in re: le14C i t u i m c ti -e' on I 11,
A i ,ll' -1, of the Dy-Laws will be submitted for
ral.like.tflon.D.I.FY NNI D
dcc -tixD. It. FlrNNI R IN,
dec 8-flx r*ecy. and 'reas.
Egg Nogg for Christmas.
j,HE undermi,v:ed rnspectulily calls
I. the attentIm of tht citizens of Fair
ficl to the fwt (ihat he has a fil stock of
'h 1i1est l.10tO!M .nd WINES in tho
1->r(, antd ow-.in its purity in eory
i;tanca. In isU) stCk are the follow
:n is:
D11111y, Ot ar.1 & ('.. Co 111 1randy,
Old getnnin" Ja'aioa 1i1:1. .tnnin'e 1808
Cablnet Rve, genii; o 181, R.ianocke
UINy0 Whisky genuinMM Kniekerbooker
Rye W1hikey,'1 guine' N. C. Apple
lirandy. genuin- N . C. Sweet Mash Corn
Whisky , ge11nu-- Stone Uontiti Sour
M.t. corn Whtisky, genuinn Banche,
FilH& CO., 1*1ham1ll-)tt, finl- P3113 Tab140
Sherrv an- 1 a full stock of all Domestic
Liquors, Win.s, Ales. Cigars, Tobacco,
Pipes, &o., &Co.
tospectfully,
dec 8 F. W. HABENICUT.
A 0, -at mWr For 'Itofidays
B will ur-n these hard tinme. antt
i'-a- hob is d i:).pose oth Pc' N
PIANOS .ad t)UAhN, of first-cla:,a
ma'-rers at lowe~'r pries for eash, oru in
W~ATfEHS' Ianosand Uan aure th:e best
amade. wvarran ted fori iivoi years. Illrutr-.
ted Catalo,u es mail-l . Greet iniduce
mtst!t to the trade. Pianos 7 octave. SI40;
73 octave, $i5'i. Org.ins. 2 stops, 5-18; .1
stops, $53; 7 stops, &No; 8 stops, $7ith 10
sto ps, $S5; 1 2 sto ps $sl; in pe-rfect order
not used a year. Shoet Music at haif
price. IOilACE~ WATERtS & :ON8,
Manufaceturers and Dealers, 40 East 14ith
Strect, Nowv York.
The State of South~ Carolina,
cOUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
By 0. R. Ti'LOMPS0N, livq., Probale Jude
W~T HEREAS, Benjamin Stewart hath
mVtiade suit to met to grant hims letters
of administration of the estate and effects
of Lovin Stewart, decensed:
Trhese are therefore to cite and admn.,nish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said Lovin Stewart,. deeceed, that
theCybe and appear before me, in theo'ourt
of Probate, to be held at Fairfleld Court
tIlIOs, S. (J.,on thol8tht day of December
next, after publication hereof, at i1
o'clock in the forenoon, to show causo, if
any thoy hiavo, why the said admninistra
lion should not be granted.
Given under miy hand, thi's 3rd day
of Deoomber, Anne Domni 1877.
0. R. TIHJOMP1SON,
deC 4-txaw2 J. P'. F. 0.
A Fine Opportunity.
rp HE undersigned ol'ars for Bale or
I.rent the fine store building now occu
pied by IR. Sugenheimner & Co., and
known as" Catheart's Old Stand." This is
one of tile ver,v best business stands in
Win nsboro -i>etig centrally located and
surrouded by cotton buyers. The
building hasl recently been put in first
rate condition--repainted and otherwise
overhauled. On the same lot, is a com
fortable dwelling-house and warehouse
whtich will be dlisposedI of along with the
store building. The store has alw~ays
attracted one of the best trades in the
county, and is altogether one of the
most desirable In Winnsboro, ' Terms
very acoommo dating.
D. SUGENHERIMER.
ALSO,
Along with thosatorc above mentioned,
will be sold, if desired, the stock of goods
In it.
no, 8-tim B. SUGENHE IMER & Co
Just Received,
A PPLES, Oranges, Pears, Raisins
and Onions, just In and low for
We will keep on hand during the sea
son a choice stock of the above fruits.
ALSO,
BuItter, Eggs,Boda Biscuits. Ginger Bread,
Spices, Starch, Grist, Meal, eto., always
frosh at
5. U4I3A.TOAT A4Rk
t-., i, ar I ,' r' a
wi-i- iertt ile%
fild oth r p1..;s, to Il-lal. ...: nt
obst,trit-l s, .o p'ir. Aft.-r tO
ntA 1 of the 'ifth bottlf) o f IRg1.I
littor, she has en fully resttrilti to fer
foruvriealth and happin s, andl is nw
tho joy of tl,o hno hl, Oold -is abl4 to
walk two m1ilks bcfor breaifat:t.
de 4. ?w
Augusta Advertisomenta.
EST Dry Good i,ue ini !the onth.
.) A ll expr r s ir iht t pti. w 1w r. th *
order is $10.041. Writo a Postal for Kam
p1e4 and Prioo LiEt.
V. Ul HAILDO) & it ,
oct 27- G;aIta, (i.
G. V. D0aaf,
11 holesale 11nd. 11 ctailI
FURNITURE DEALiER
-AND
Undertaking in all its Branches.
147, 1471 and 149 Broad SL.
WALNUT BUREAU SUITS.
Ten pieces, onclosod Wash Stand, S 35
4" 4 "4 45
s "6 "o 51)
" Marble top,onclosed Wash Stand,45
"6 4 4 4 50
" " ., "60
" '. " "65
upwards, to 1-.5
BUREAUS.
Imitation Walnut and Glass, $ 7 75
Walnut and Glass, 1375
1750
" quarter marble and glass, 19 Oto
" full " 24 00
" " " 28 Od
. 6 s31 00
" upwards to 100 00
BEADSTEADS.
No. 1 Red, $ 225
2 " 275
3 " Sohil Hea.l, 4 feet, 6
inches high, 3 75
4 s aolid lcad, carved top, 5
feet 6 incIes high, 4 00
5 " colid head, carvecd to),
Fr'-nch, 8 00
1 " Walaut, carved top. 6 feet
(I inches high. 7 75
2 " solid head. emrved top, 6
fvet 6 inches high, 9 75
3 solid head, ciarved top, 7
feet high, 11 75
4 " solid head, carved top, 8
feet high, 1400
G. V. DeOAPAF,
nov'27 " ugeta, On.
- 1 No charge for drtygw. r f.a'hing.
Columbia Bsinees C;e.ds.
I..~ilQUAt . fori chue a:ot (Gr
Ieisa, lard wvare in 001A . itia
to bie ftoanad at the ahg rehiable hoauet sf
LOR.tCK & L~OWitANC:E.
I IX'S, Portraits, Photographs, St'ere
ILosopes ke*'a. All old pic ture.s
capied. Artu i;.dlery UBuihling, 1Lig .\ain
Street, Columtbia, b'. O Vis.itaru*, are
cordiatlly invited to cui and examtino.
C IARLES EL~IAS,formaerly of Camnden,
./ has moved to Columbiat, an i opened
a hirg~e stookt, of D)ry Goods and Notions,
Boots, Shoes, Trunksq and Vaiises. Satttis
faction guaranteed.
R uCKLING'S GALLERtY.-Opposite
the Whoaoler HIouse. Portraits,
Photographs, A mlhrotypes and Ferrotsy pes1
finished in tihe latest style of the' n
Old pile u rcs copied andi *nlarged to( anfv
DIERV'KS & DAVIS, imuporlers and
J.Jdealers in Watchecs, Clochas,Ja.w.ls y,
Silver and Plated Ware, Iheouse Fr.rnish
ing Goods, &c. N. B.-*-Watches andl jew
elry repatirod. Columbia, 8. (1. ot 27--y
W. G. ROCIIE,
DIERCH[ANT TAIL1O01,
hAS removed to the store next to the
post-offlee, where he will be glad to re
ceive his friends and customers.
A full line of Samples will be kept on
hand, from which customers may make
selections. He now has the finest line of
Freneh and English goods ever brought
to this market.
Ho is also prepared to out or to mak
up goods for those who desire.
Garments of all kinds repaired and
cloaned.
Jfl Cleaning a speciauty.
Thankful to the publio for past patron..
ago, he ' solicits a continuanee of the
same, and guara'ntees satisfaction.
ast 18 W.a.z1003,
ATLOJ)WES
HAVE just Ietur-1ned fro0m the mr11
somwit, 1-irgest, aiid best atsnorted sto
theV Spcial b0eILfit of the Cit.z4ns of
invito their atten1tiun.
-0o
Tro the LaclioH who woil have t
GLOVES, LNGERIE, und tho very
--
To the Gentloinon who VWould get th
CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, BOOT'
To those who aro in need of goods
variety
TABLE LINEN, IIOMESPUNS,
DO YLIES, CHEII ,CKS . ,
TOWELS, TICKING,
BLANKETS, BLEACII
-TIIESE MAY BE
--.
WE offer our largo stock of Boys
Youths' and Gout3' Clothing at
REDUCED PRICES.
W sell at prices to suit every
body.
OUR CLOTHING
is well made, is of good style and
finish, and we guarbAte the pricO
to b as low as can bo found any
whero.
Paieis in search of good Cloth
inig, latest ft.yi, andygod bar
gaLins, will find it to their interest to
grive us a call.
MoMASTER & BRICE.
nov 29
Ono hundred thonsind dollars' worth of
Murt-handi Ie!
"lIte(1r Wit h at ylew of $Iup'ivying the wantis of
aI1(ll h jpopeI. visting Lklbtl during the
Fahi, cotlalag of
D)RY GOODS !
Carpefs, O'l Cloths, WalI Paper, W1idow
dren'is Fino Shoes.
Jones,
offer in nli their var-iou dep;tri mo' ut an e..
traor-dl.izry collection of thec late-at nov-el,ies in
DaIL ocons), FANCY GOODS AND) 8Hoir..
We call speelnl attent ion Lo our immenCise
in onei !fIa'ry'3 departmnenit youi will lii
keep fiwaI.a on hanr1 aL comipleto assort ment1 Of
I i riid t.iii: 1eamles Kid Gove also a super'b nr
1ul1k of u,wo-himtion Kid Gloves, all colois, for
one4 dloilart al palt,
(air 4. phlst-ery departmetnt, is .stoeced with a
11ul1 us..urt.mieu ofG Carpels, Oil (loths, liugs,
M1atl, Catui \1: ait(hug-. Coeoa Miat.tings, 'Ain
diow thmiu4 anlt i. Cliii Urainsa.
Atfranger (isiin lg (luiaiIiIf will find tis
estlabliahmntdel ed l~ct~1y the miont, at Itctiv
place in 1.ho0 cit,y, ini we OxIond( a cordial hanvita
Lion to every onie to pay usa visit.
tlrdem4 from the country for goods or samples
promptly3 aittended to. we prepay frei ght on1 all
ea-uh orders of Tfen i)ollars andI( upward'..
JONES, DAVIS &o BOUKNWHTS,
(successonrs to It. o. Shiver & Co.,)
Oct 9-3r.
PATEN~TZ.
To Invenitor's and Manut'acturers.
EsTABLAIIF,D 1865.
Gilmore, Smith & Co.,
SoJJrOITORS OF PATENT8 AND
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Amerloan and Foreigni Patents.
629 F? St., WVashington, DP. 4.
No foes in advance, nor until a Patent is 1
allowed. Nofees for makiwyprdimainary t
Special attention given to Interferencoe
Cases before the Patent Of11c0, Infringo-t
mentat Suita in the different States, and
all litigation apportaiing to Patents or
Inventions.
Send( Slamp for amphlea of s8.X4y pages&(.
3TOTIO...
ALL persons having claims againstr
AJay. R. Aikon, deceased, are hereby
requested to present the same, properly C
attested, on or before the tirst d ay of
January next. And all persons indebted I
to Jas. R. Aiken, atoeasert, are horeby I
notified to pay up on or before the first
day ofDeeoIber netit.
. H,. L. ELLTOTT, :
'11411
ODS
T PLICES!
0
zet, haviug solectod one of the hand.
ks over brought to this place, for
Pairflold, to which I rospectfully
ho protioRt stylos of DRESSES,
.la.utiest SHOES
Call on SOL. WOLFE.
3 very latest and nobbiest suits of
3, and furnisbing GOODS
Call on SOL. WOLFE.
of oll kinds, Notions in great
HOSIERY,
BUTTONS,
. HAMBURG EDGING,
ING, VALISES and TRUNKS:
FOUND AT
)L. WOLFE'S.
Great Reductions.
10 make a change in our business wo
vill from this date offer our large and
lectod stock of goods at a great rodue.
ion, and a large part of them at and
>Clow cost,
CONSISTING IN PART OF
'lothing, Charlottesvillo Caesi mores,
Jeans &c.
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Alpacas, Cashmeros and Dross Go'ods,
Kid and Lislo Gloves, IIosiery and
Notions.
J. F. McMaster & Co.
iov 29
OTTO F. WEITERS,
Wholesale Grocer
-AND---.
Commission Merchant,
Nos. 110,112 and 181,'
CHARLESTON, S. C.
not 4-3m
itiit~Zion IJolleglate Indtiif6
TIl HE fall sossion of this well
known Institute began on
* Monday, August 27th.
Thex courso of instruction
embraces Mathomation, the
Ilassics, Scienoe and the usual English
ranchos. Special attention will be paid
a elocution, reading, spelling and writ..
.Pupils wtlreev hat careful
.ril in the rudiments which is essential
a securing a thorough education, laosk
oard exercises will enter largely as a
iethod of instruction. The college
uilig is commodious and conveniently
eoated. The Principal l;opes, with the
olitical and mateial improvement of the
tate, to scure a liberal patronage, by
acans of which 'the Instituitox10,y be ro
tored jto its former popularity and useful.
ess
ilassical departmex% per session
of twenty weeks, - . 480.00
aitermediate,. . - - 2tL.
iiihary, - - - 0O9
Vatymette to be made quarterly t 4
anoce,
DAV4~'i'rIelpar