The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, April 30, 1873, Image 3
0:- Old papers, situbto fot wtrp.
ping goods, for sale at this onice.
Now Advertisements.
White Pants, and White Uloton
8. Landecker & Co.
Eatrayed-D. 0. Smith.
Anniversary Parade--W. G. Jor.
dan, Boo.
Carroll's' Cold Water Boap-Mo.
blaster & Brice.
Cow ieed-T. it. Robtp'tpoti.
Ordinance-Joel Copos, Cleik:
$100 RerWard-J, 11. 0theart;
Thanks.
Thanks are tettirned to Phil. Dan
benburg, E.q , for a haudtome "tilo"
presented us. It is quite acceptable,
W.
iMerehatis slid others wabting
blauk liens for agrioultural supplies
furnished under the Act of 1860, can
be stipplied by calling at the News
and Herald oflice,
Oourt Week.
Court week begitis next Monday.
%are are but few eases on the orimi
nal dookot. Only two pornons are
confnued in jail.
11emoval,
The Southern E!xpress, Western r
'JUion Telegraph and Railrond Tick- c
at offices have~beeu removed from the I
BoublArn Atlantic Telegraph office c
to No. 7, Market street. Those ofli. t
ecn are tittder' the spetfial supervision u
of Capt. S. K. McDonald. b
1rata,
In the locil of last Tuesday, we
maid, in notioiug the new akdvertise
inent of Messrs. Landeckor & Co., C
that they "would hate suits made to
order in BAltimore,'' should have
road suits made to ordet in New York.
Oomplimentary Tioket,
The editor returns thanks to Mr. (
Jas. Anderson, the courteous and of t
fioient Superintendent of the C. C. & t
A. R. R., for a complimentary ticket )
on that road for the year.1875.
Cigars and Whiskey. h
Eight thousand dollars worth of
elgars are consumed in Winnsboro e
annually ; and whiskey enough to
turn a nu.ll. Seven bar rooms in
town pay each a license of two hun
dred and fifty dollars. Besides this,
- an unlimited amount of liquor goes I
down on the sly.
Thesplan Hall,
We have just been shown the de
sign of the Thespian Hall, It is very
handsome, and reflects great credit
on the architect, Mr. Clarkson, of a
Chester. The building will be con- i
siderably enlarged, and ornomented
on the exterior with cornices and
brackets. Mr. G. HI. MoMaster do.
serves great praise for the energy he
.ham displayed in repairing his losses.
The new Thespian Hall will be an or
nament to the town.
The Hook and Ladder Company.
The third anniversary parade of
this company will take place on next
Friday afternoon at 5 o'clock P. M.
We understand that the ladies will
present a speaking trumpet to the
company on that occasion.
A ball will be given that evening at
Brown's Hotel. lbefreshments and a
e'plendid band of nmusio will be pro.
vided, and the votaries of Terpsiohoro
will have a jolly time.
Home Again.1
Dr. C. E. Fleming, of Spartanburg,
'who, a few yearm since, followed the
adviee of Horace Greeloy to "go
west," returned Tuesday night. THe
has been residing in Kansas City,
Mo., for the past two years. Dr
Fleming is an eminent physician, and
we welcome him back to this State.
One by one our emigrants are re
turning, satisfied that there is no place
like hoe.
Crumbs.
The 11th of May has been set apart
throughout the South as "memorial
day."
A ghost has recently visited Ches
ter. The Reporter, says, the spirit
ealled upon certain parties who are
in possession of real estate that be
longed to the deceased in his life
time to inform them that the sheriff's
title under which they hold, Is inval
id, and that the property roaily be
longs to the heirs at law of the afore
maid disembodied spirit. The party in
possesion vaoated for the remainder
*of the night."
The streets of Chester were bril
liantly lighted on the 16th Instant.
Hurrah for Chester!
April showers are "few and far be
tween.
The Publio Well.
We would respectfully call the at
tention of the Honorable Town Coun
oil to the nditlan of the publie well
It frotit of the mnarket. It is very
Important in these times of so fre
iuent alMsti of. fire tb.t all the wells
in town 'nd espeoially the public
wells, should be kept in proper re
pair. Had the burning out of one of
the chimneys of Brown's liotel ter.
minated in any other way yester
lay morning, the condition of the
publio well would be seriously felt
l'hrough the ever faithfulness and
promptness of the firomen the fire
.Yas cont-olled before the alarm was
rounded. Take out the humbug fix
ngs that is now in thd wall and put
n two bucket, ol the old style, if no
,ther plan can be invented. Don't
kllow yourselves to be humbugged any
nore by fancy pumps.
Eouse Durned.
We learn that a house, on the'plan.
ation of Mr. John Catheart, about a
nile northeast of Winnsboro, was
Purned to the ground yesterday
norning. The house was closed, no
ne having lived in It for some time.
,ause, supposed to be incendiary.
ire.
The alarm on Sunday night was
aused by a fire in Dr. Mobley's kiteh
n. At the first tap of the bell, the
; ardner Extinguishers moved prompt.
y to the front, and succeededfin ar
esiting the flatres. The fire was
aused by a colored man putting a
ighted cigar in the pocket of a waist
nat. hanging on the wall. This is
lie ninti alarm since the first of Jan.
ary. Hlow much longer are we to
e without a fire engine and cisterns 7
lrosperity.
It is always to be regarded as a
,holosome sign of the prosperity of a
heistian community, when the houses
f God are enlargeS, improved and
ropetly beautified.
Last Sunday we noticed a refreshing
mprovement in the Presbyterian
,hurch of this place. The whole in
erior of the Church has been very
astily painted and kalhomined by
fr. Tithir, that superior workman.
'here is no better workman in this
ine in the 8tate, and this is one of
is best jobs,
The Church has also beert newly
arpeted, and the new silver :.arvice
atefy anonymesly presented to the
Thurch was, for the first time, dedi.
ated in communion.
'hi Weather.
On Saturday Morning the weather
ras extremely cold for this seasof' of
he year. There was a killing frost
ver the whole County; and in some
'laces Jee (orived. Vegetation has
'cen badly hurt, and the cotton crop
Imost destroyed. The tender fo.
iage on forest trees was killed. Green
ens, [rish potatoes and ether garden
lants wrere injured. Tliisw cold snap
a very serious to farmers, who are
lready behind hand, owing to the
Irought. Yesterday, however, there
mas quite a refreshing rain in town
rhich we hope extended over the
jounty. Planting operations will
now be l'igorously pushed forward,
L Happy Family.
The following singular instance of
naternal instinct was displayed by a
at belonging to Mir, James Mo~ully in
his County. Not long since the cat
~ave birth to four kittens. Soon
nfter this, Mr. McCully, walking in
is fields, found four young rabbits,
hieh he brought borne for the cat to
at. Two of the kittens had mean:
rbile died, as did also two of the
rabbits. When the remaining two
abbits were given to the bereaved
niother, she, instead of making a meal
>n them, as was expected, took thema
ip tenderly and carried them to where
ier kittens were lying. Since then
ho has adopted them, treating theni
is her own offspring. Where is Bar
um?7
Brand Lodge of L. 0. G. T, of South
Oarolina.
At the recent session of this Grand
b~ody held in Winnsboro, 8. G., the
grand Worthy Secretary was intract.
ad to have published in the Winns
bore NEws, the following extract
from the minutes:
Resolved, That the thanks of this
Grand Lodge are eminently duo and
hereby respectfully tendered to the
brethern of W'innsboro Lodge No. 9,
and the citizens also, for the elegant
hospitality extenrded the menmbers
of this body."
FRtANK~ P. BE ARD,
Grnnd Worthy Scretary.
Southern Musioal Journal.
The April number of this over wel
como monthly comes to as in an en.
larged and greatly improved form.
Four page. of reading matter have
been added, and with its new arrange
ment of titl'e-page, fresh typography,
beautiful music, and unusually inter
eating content., it affords a rieb treal
to the musical reader.:
Subscrintion prie $1.00.. and
premium of sheet musio to the value
of 50 cents. Specimen copies sent
free. Ludden & Bates, publi8hersg
Savannah, Ga.
To our Country Friends.
The aim of the editor and proprie
tors of the Nes and lIERAL., is to
muake it a live country piper, con.
taining everything of interest trans
piring in Fairfield. In this, we can
be assited materially by our patrons,
through the country. We want to
know about the crops, about fortili
zdrs Pina improvements in agriculture,
about ec1mooo, roads and bridges, and
in fact, about ever) thing which will
interest the publio. Our friends in
the country who furnish this infur ma
tion will be amply repaid for their
trouble by the increabod interoet in
our columns.
South Caro ina Loan and Trust Company
Charleston, S. 0.
We would call the especial atten
tion of our readers to the advertise
ment of the above Company in an
other column. It offers inducements
and security fur the investment of
savings such as are rarely to be met
with. Interest on deposits at six per
cent., compounded quarterly, is in
itself a handsome return, while the
depositor is able to rest satisfied that
he is running absolutely no risk at
all. For in addition to the factithat
the Directors and Trustrees are
among the most proninet and trust.
worthy busimess men of Charleston,
the whole amount of the banking
capital, viz: $300,000, is a security
for all dept sits in the Savings De
partment.
The Phrenol gical Journal for May,
Is on excellent number ; contain
ing many particularly interesting
features, viz : The portraita and lie
sketches of twelve editors of leading
religious newspapers-s-uci as the
Observer, Christian Union, Evange
list, Christian Intelligencer, Liboyal
Christian, Church and State, Baptist
Union, Christian Advocate, N. J.
AMossenger, Jewish Chronicle, etc.;
Human knowledge past and present;
Mouths we Meet, and their moaning,
-illustrated ; Does sorrow Kill ?-a
pathetic story; James Blade of In
dianapolis ; Does the Human race De
generate, &c. The number merits
general approbation ; let everybody
read it. Price 30 cents ; $3 a year.
three months on trial, 50 cents. S.
R. Wells, publisher, New York
Annual Meeting of the Grand Lodgo
of Good Templars.
The Grand Loge of Good Templats
which held its second session in this
Town, occupying Tuesday and Wed
nesday of this week, passed over the
time pleasantly and harmoniously;
although under high pressure, per
forming a large amount of work in a
short spae of time. Its busi'ness
chiefly related to' the inwvard work of
the Order. Officers were chosen to
serve its purposes the ensuing year
as followrs: Rev. UI. M. Mood, G.
W. C. T1. ; Rev. J. M. Carl-isle9 (G.
W. C. ; Miss Minnie E. Brown, G.
W. V. T. ; Prank P. Beard, G. W
S. ;' W. 11. Jackson, Asst Sec. ; Rev.
J. S. Conner, G. W. T,; Rev. J. W.
Murry, 0. WV. C.; W. II. Cuttino, G.
W. ii.; WV. 0. IBrown, Pop. 0. WV.
M,; W. N. Chandler G. W. I. G.;
Jams. HI. lirice, G. WV. 0. t 0. A.
Kalstromn, P..O. W. C. T.y and Rev-.
J. S. Connor, G. Superintendant of
Cold Water TPemplars.
The session was appropriately eies.
ed with a large publbe meeting ad.
dressed by the Grand Worthy Chief
Teemplar, and the Grand Worthy
Counsellor, who eloquently and earin
estly urged the audiene,- younrg and
old, male and female, churcknien and
men of the world to unite in this
noble effort to drive the demon of
intemperance from the land. The
next session will be held in Columbia
on the 4th Tuesday in April, 1874.
Death of Mrts. Chrlsilalla Davis,
We are called upon this mornfng
to annoumnce the death of Mrs. Chris
tiana Davis, who was the head of a
large and well-known family in this
community. Children,grand children
and great-grand children, and anum.
her of other relatives and friends re
main to deplore her death. Mrs.
Davis was about eighty-eight years
old when she died, on the 22dI instant
ini this city. She was born in. Somer.
setshire, England, and camne to 0'o
lumbia in the year 1820. Pious, and
most exemplary in the domestic rela
tions of life, she was highly esteemed
and beloved by those who enjoyed the
advantages of her society. We learn
that after the funeral services at the
upper Methodist Church, her remains
will be interred in Trinty Church yard.
C'arolinian.
Teacher-"who was the first man T'
Brown ([Head Boy)-"Washington;
he was first in war, first in--" Tenach
er-''No, no ; Adam was the first
man." Brown-"Oh I if you're falk.
ing offoreigners, 1s'pose he toas /"
Respect to age, and kindness tc
children are among the tests of as
-amiable rlisnosition.
ondetacd News.
Fiye thousand people were destroy
ed in the earthquak0 at 84An Salva
dor.
Gen. Emery has sont troops to Onio'
parish.
General Gillem has been rein.
forced.
Great fattlity on board the emi
grant ship Alardus, froin lamburg to
Mel bourne.
Four or five paribhes in L,>uisiana
arn diturbed,
Two bands of Apaches in Arizona
who have fought the Government
twenty years have stir, endered.
Indians vere still in the Lava
Beds.
Two thousand Mormons are going
to Ariz~ona.
Twelvo thOiuand emigrants landed
in New Yoik lust week.
A $50,000 boul thief arrested in
New Ymtk.
Cinciuinnati ins'ntly itnpplieul the
places of her i-trikinig gas stroker-.
Four in.,urrect ionr y Atgerise
chief.4 have beeln i xecuted.
San Diego brol grrouinl ye.t erday
for the Texas l'acific linilroad.
In Nebrnska, stoi in yt ster day was
so severe men I'r-.,,z to death in two
rods .f th-ir house.-, and many women
and i' frvin weie f'rt.zen.
Don a ba'i adherent, repelled in
prince iI M (.eC un,1 SpaIn. .
Six teen kr~werina were wreoked in
Frankfor . Germny. by riOuter.., and
twelveio no we'e killed aini forty
were wo io ! iii flta elee.
lorning )n wou th Grrt Ilpa m
race yesterday.
Cotton mnill-, a Memphli rare,- ob.
serves, pay well in the Sourb. 11,
gives the balanee sheet of oi! , th-b
city which runs 100 lioomas ru"
spindles and reaiized la t yr -;r
353, equivalent to 25 per cent. on the
capital stock. A nill iti Auen,:a, it
is also said, running 500 loois, paid
two years ago a dividend of 20 per
cent. "The nearer," it aptly romarks,
"the cotton mills are to the cotton
fields, the greater are the profits.'"
Attention Winnsboro Hook and
Ladder ompany, No, 1.
Y OU are ordered to assemble at your
Truck House, in summer nniform for
anniversary parade, on Friday ovening,
May 2nd. at 5 o'clock.
1 . D. CLOWNEY, Pres.
april 28 W. 0. JORDAN, S0c.
Carroll's Cold Water Soap.
I ADE in Aiken and said to be the best
I soap ever used. Price-10cis a Bar, or
25cts for 3 bars. Merelaiits arc invited to
buy of us at the factory price.
Mc10ASTER & BRIHE,.
a'pri 20 hgents.
V
For over FORTY Y EA RS this
rURELY VEG ETA BLE~
Liver Medicine has proved to be the
GAreat Unfailing Specifie
fo Livee Complaint and its painful off
spring, TDyspepsia, Constipation, Jaundice,
Bilious stfact, Pick Ileadiache, Colic, De
presuioh of Spirits, Sour StordSch, Hfeart
burn, Chmifle and Fefee, &c , &c.
Alter years of careful experiments, to
nncee a great and urgent demand, we now
produco from our original [Genuine Pess
de
THE IPREPARED.
a Liquid form of Simmons' Liver egitla
tor, containing all its *ondetfii and valu
able rorpetiies, and e~er it inu
ONE DOt LAR BOTTLES.
The Poweders, (price as before) $1.00 per
p.ackange.
Sit by mall, $1.04.
pgp- CA UTION ! -%
rny o Powders or Prepared Simnions'
Livet Regalaior unless in our engraved
wrapper, frith Tftade m.irk. Stamp and Sig.
nature unbroken. None other ia genuiine.
.1. ii. Z/AlIIAN & CO..
Maconl, (Ga.. arid Pialadlelphia.
SOLD Br Ai1f I)RUGG'IRT;
feb 19--y.
A. F. GOO 0D IN G,
I KEEP' constantaly on hand extra fn
in want of good stock will do well to giv<
me a cail.
Ia cone'et ion with, my Livery Stable,
have opened a Carriage, BUggy andl Wag
on Vnctory. All work nently exeeIttedl and
warranted, (Jive me a calf.
jan 18
J. E. CRHIG & 00d
BLACKSTfOCK, S. CI.
RESPECTFULLJY call the attention o:
their customers and the the pubhi<
generally to their new and well tassorfte'
stock of Spring and Summer Goods, con
slating in partnof
Dry Goods, lrocories Hlats and Cap
Doots andI Shoes, Rteady-made Clothing
They would call their attenton a
pecially to their atock of Dross 000.1 a
They soil etrictly for cash, and to all suol
customers they ask at least a call bofor,
purchasing elsewhere, feeling assured thea
will find it to their interest to do so.
april a..1m
~. .
00
OE- HH.
om
4 b . o
400 l-ha r
4006 1mrinfite.
r f ~ enan44d1 rd~ ft h
M. Tono rrsoo nC'nl se
biddoorfaw ha to'En oe-al ()
milsshllheasese onalr roe
ty ome ctetetpne o teFsa
yercmew'gArl s,17,aded
in prlst174 ndd frhe rdi
thtec n eeyml etenteae
ofe-gtenaalMy shl wr-o h
sItret finsad'oi or(ev a
orco muefo ta gra bfpyng t
Zh Trauyo0h ottesmo he
Dollars.
joe, inlonii h6Tw fWns
1F0
4000 lis. Whei t o ra s e n
trc JUorwS'the er
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
F. E LD E R,
-HA1 received one of the largest :uil most conplete StockS
of 8 ing and Summer Goods he 11:13 ever oifred to' the public,
, Re lMillinlery Department c:m ii I he s' r ased in quality
ar' ri'cc, as every article is bough t fi (' A l' tfrom the- iriout
fanAionible houses North. Al lie asks is a call from the ladles
and examine for themselves as they will find lhIabo11st everything
tisually kept in ft first class M illinery Estaliduit.
T ~ED L.A~.DI~EDS h~EEDSS Oojs
Di'artmrient is complete bit too nunierous to mention ; call ani
see tltm.
Alio tile Lad(hiCs Furnishing Goods is large aid ntint;!ron3, C ).
Sisting in patt of Chignons, Lair Brades, Sw itches, Hair Ntits
Cl11's, CtfT,4 Gloves, A pronz, Embroidered and Iucked Under
Skirts, hloop Skirts, Bustles, Corsets, Jet Jewelry, &c. &c.
i]e wishes to call special attention to his G(ents Reft.ly Made
Clothing, Ills Stock is large and well selected to suit all class.
0s, Coats anid Pants froin fifty cents up. (all and examino as
hlo is determined not to Ibe ulersol(.
.le also ias a large assortment of Iloys and Gents Piece Gooda,
coilsistiig in part of .assimeres, Tweeds, Cottonade, Jeans,
Linenl, & . , &,
Gents an(1 Boys Ifats and Furnsliing Goods Department is
coml)letc. Call ant( get suited.
As for his iBoot and Shoe Department, we all know is the
largest and best assortment in Town to suit all classes and ages,
The greater portion of them lie has made to order which he
warrants to be clear of shoddy.
IIis Stock ofGroceries is large m14d complete. Al ia Crocker
Hlar<dwa e, Wootden Ware, Hollow Ware, Cooper Ware, Loo
ing Glasses, 1edsteads, Bed fattreses, Kerosene Oil, &c-, &c.,
WItite Lead and Oil sold on Commission at the Charleston
catsh price.
The above Stock will tll be sold low for CASIL. Ie flatters
hinsell'that lie cannot nor will not b- undersold. All he aske
is a call, as there are no charge made for showing Goods.
. ELDER
'A.'A
!Ians been befovoe t . - enn r w t twotnt. 'The anone re
oVp E Tl1lTY ye.... It 1 . de 1delmnt h as ?Cpre
failed to r ,i m.' -t. r9; t* -t n -......... ..,.r m r .*t ,l:n rtenuins
jumst-ly heea rtyled th.e I-'' -: p~.. . ' \11 -.N .! - -. 51)14
torna Wot !se-:t' P*..is h'~ (.e'.t-v Fiores, at
Sptrains, Bru-ses, '., .,f -.
JUST -.....n
II E- i14 j ol respectfirily all tho ttn
f ion df' ile F'Irerften of
COne Car load flour, all grados' THAT WE~ IJA A
One Car lond Boited Meal,
Ono Car load fe-iding Oata, L ~~G
Ono Car load feeding Cornj
Four Casks best hams, -OF-.
('ut Leaf, Loaf A, and Dematrai' Sugar,
Rior and Java Coffee, rrdw and Roasted,
New Crop N. 0. Demarara, and Cothmon .AD
WHtITE GLOVES.
NOW OPENi,
D. R. Flenniken. C O M P LmT E
a pi 24
1kresth Arrivals.
20 lbs. Cocoanuf, Candy, 0I T
Aprii 12 0. 0. DESPORTES & CO.
1?URNITUREI DR O D
Consisting or Walnut, Imitation Wal-' k s 1~ F t A~
nut, and Oake, of the vory beSt quality. ~AT
For design andk 1,orkmatnshuip unequalled,
and cheap as can be boughtL anywhere tis
side cf tihe cliy of Now York or Baltimore,
and as ebenp as enn be bought l'n New York JPN S OLN
or Baltimore at etail prices. Everything
warranted as represented. Mattresses fliJAndEE OLP~
Lumnber forsaie. Call and see for your
selves, an seoing is believing.
Furntur netlyrepanired at moderate
prices. nety * YILP.Al ty aI
fc20 __, W. PourLLime!
($100 Roward I
IWILLf pty the above staled reward for arl2
fire to the house on my piae, one mile from
''own this morning, about nine to half past lIR a fieGlo Se. i
ano o'clock, Friday'apr il 25t h.Ierl.V.Dk8OT Qf
L) prl 6-~z JOSUCCESSCRT Jn