The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, December 01, 1875, Image 4
FAIRFIELD HERALD
Published Every Wednesday at
WTNNSIBORo, . c.,
By
WILLIAMS 4. DArIs.
TBRMS--IN ADVANCE.
oat Copy one year, $ 8 00
ive s "s - - . 1200
en 1$ "4 4 2660
Miscilt Directory of Fairfield
County.
s*aeat--Moses Martin.
35RsIeNTATIvhh-Joseph Theospson
John Gibson, Joel Copes.
A. ,W;'Ruff-Sherifr.
dam'i. B. Clowney-Clerk of the ('ourt.
J. J. Neil-Judge of Probate.
W. B. Peake-County Auditor.
W. Al. Nelson-County Treasurer.
W. J. Crawford--School Commissioner,
R. F. Martin-Jury Commissioner.
CoVNTY OOMbissIoERs-Jas. R. Hiarvey,
Aenry Jacob, Carter Beaty.
II. N. Obear--U. 8. Commissioner.
IOTARINs PUDLIO-M. C. Robertsan, J.
Q. Davis, ;II. N. Obear, D. B. Kirland.
TRIAL JUSTteS-A. M. Mackey. W. It
Marshall, James Aiken, Silas W. Ruff.
11. J. F. W. Coleman, Thomas Walker,
Dr. Ira S. Scott.
T. R. Robertson.
WINNUnORO NATIONAL DANK Or ROUTiH
OAROLINA. AUTIIORIZDeAPITAl. $200,000
PAID up $76.000.
W. R. Robertson, President.
Geo. II. oio M naor, Vice-President.
Sam't. B. Clowney, Cashier.
M. 0. Robertson, Teller.
DIRECOTORI.
W. R. Robertson, H. L. Elliott. James
Beaty, George 11. MMaster, D. R. Flen.
aiken, Jas. B. MoCanta. Jas. II. lfnn, Jas.
.6 . Brioc, A. 8. Douglass, Col. William
)hnston, of Charlotte, N C.
TOWN OrVVCaRS.
Pierre Baoot,-Intendant.
wAnnIas-F. Gerig, J. A. Fraser, W.
M. Nelson, J. U. MoCarley.
asns or ro.:os'-T. J. ii. Murphy.
W13NS0no BUILDING AND LOAN AssOQIA
TION.
0. II. MoMaster-President.
James Beaty--Vioo.i'residept.
D. It. Flennikon Sec. and Treas.
II. N. Obear, Attorney ;
Dirootors-Jas. A. Brice, Sam'l. D
Clow ney, . A. White, I. N. Withers. J.
M. Galloway, F. Eldar,, l. B. Matilen,
W. I. Flenniken, J. 8. Connor.
The Louisiana sugar crop this
year will be larger than any year
sinco 1861. It will be up to 190,000
hogsheads, an increase of 73,133
hogsheads over the product of 1874.
With the exception of 1873, when
the yield was but 89,498, the crops
have been steadily picking up since
1864. That year only 10,387 hogs
heads were sold. The crop of 1861
was unusually abundant, the yield
being no less than 459,410 hogs.
heads.
The printing of the war records,
now going on in Wasington. is a
work of great magnitude. A build
ing forty by eighty foot is required
to hold these records alono. Theree
are three hundred andl fifty cords of
records in this oneO building. The
Confederate records aro about one
sixth of the bulk of tho Union re
cords.
The new constitution of Alabama
contains a provision that all banks
organized in that State must have a
specie basis, and all their notes must
be redeemed in silver and gold.
Suspension of specie payments is
forbidden, and bank charters are
granted only for twenty years. The
loaning of the State or municipal
credit to individuals or corporations
is prohibited.
A negro being asked what he was
in jail for, said it was for borrowing
money. "But," said the questioner,
"they don't put people1 mn jail for
borrowing money." "Yes," said the
darkey, "but I had to knock 'o
man down free or fo' times bofo' ho
Swould lend it to me."
Thus the Monticello Constitution:
"That follow don't advertise--he
must be broke," was the remark of a
gentleman the other day, wvhilst
looking over a Savannah paper to
ascertain the placeoOf business of a
certain merchant. And this is the
usual conclusion, and almost inva
ribly correct.
The Russian sardine factory at
astport, Me., is puitting up flve
housand kegs a weok. The stoam
mill has been running day and night
for the past few weeks to keep up
with the demand for box stuff.
A mother can't understand how
it is that her girls can play croquot
for half a day and not fool tired, and
yet if one of them ie asked to wash
tedishes she reachos for the cam
phor bottle.
One million five hundr'ed thousand
dollars are needed to miake up the
estimated cost of opening the Con
Immigration for September o
New York, shows a falling off comn
pared with September 1874, t
seven thousand and nearly a half.
It is estimated that the amount of
money paid for fruit in Niagara
county, New York, during the
p resent season will be about
The general opinion prevails that
Col. D. 'Wyatt Aiken will be elected
the next master of the National
Grange.
The cost of inland mail transpor
tation has decreased in the past
anonth about $85,000.
When a lawyer makes love, the
?rst thing hedoes isto get out an
attanhment.
Pad our subscription.
For Sale.
4A *30 four sauted earriage, as good as
a e.Assar ta
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A ome 20 elegant oil chromos mount
ed, size 9111, for $1. Novelties and
ohromos of every desoription. National
Chromo Co., Phila.
a day guaranteed using our well
auger and drills. $100 a month
paid to good agents.-Auger books
free. Jilz aulger oo., St. Louis Mo.
AoENTS wonted I Mledals and dipo mas
awarded for Holmnan's Now- Pictorial
Bibles. 1300 illustrations. Address for now
circulars, A J Holman & Co., 930, Aroh
strout, Phila.
THE $50,000 BONANZ
05TO 0 invested in Wall St,,
ep often leads to a for
tuno. Full partioulars sent freo. Address
Pendleton &c Road, 65 Wall aitreet, New
York.
N T D' agents for the
bests olling
prize package
in the world. It contains 15 shoots paper,
15 envelopes, golden pen, pen holder, pen
cil, patent yard measuro, and pioco of
Jowelr . Single paekage with 'legant prize,
l)ostlpad, 25o. Circular free. Bride & Co.,
1roadway, New York.
Illustrated Homo Magazino. The House
hold Magazine of America. Two serial
Storios in J871. Eiaglesoliff, by Mrs Julia
C It Dorr; and Miriam, by 'T S Arthur.
JIutteriok's Newest Patorns in Overy num!
bor. Terms $250 per year; 3 copies for
$6.60. Splendid Book offers and Prae mium
number 14) eents. T 8 Arthur & Son.
1'hiladelphia Pa. nov 20
SYOo0MANOY or Sour. CY.1aMaNo.''
Hlow either eel may fas:inate
and gain thu lose and affeotions of any
person they choose instantly. This Sim.
pie, mental acquirement all can possess
free, by mail for 25e, together with a
marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle, Dreams,
bat to Ladies. Wedding Night Shirts
&o. A queer book. .Address T. WIl.
LIAM & CO., Pubs Phila Pa
'F'ORL
COI!GIHS, COLD, HOARSENESS
AND ALL THROAT DLSEA-E8,
Wells' Carbolic Tablets
PUT UP ONI.Y IN BLtIs 8 I'XS.
A Tl II.D ANI) SUR E R EMEDY.
Sold y Druggists gener ally, and
Johnston Holloway & Co., Phaiiadelphia
Pa.
AN OUTFIT FREE.
Wewant aeme one in every county to take
orders and deliver goods for the old origi
nal C. O. D. llousn. Largo cash wages.
Splendid chance in overy neighborhool
for the right person of either sex, young or
old. Samples, new lists, circtlars, terms,
etc., a completo outfit sent free and post
paid.Send for it at onco and make money
at your homes. Addrs,4, 11 J Hall & Co., 6
N Howard street, Baltimore, Md.
R. W. PHILLIPS,
C'
DE~ALERL IN
'?URNITURE Parlor Blraokots and
-LPituro Frames, for design and(
workmanship, unoquallod. Remoum
ber my prices are beyond comfpetition for
the samo quality of goodsm.
A NEW SUPPLY
of Rtustio Window Shaades, low in price,
durable, convenie~nt, thtat never get out of
order, and will last longor thani any other
Shade. Mat tresses, Pic'tuares, Hat'-Racks,
Mirrors and Lumaber for sale.
R EPAIING
Furn ituera n etly repaired at muoderateo
price's. Spe'isal attenationi given to the Uni
deortakea's De).partmaent. I keep 0on hanid a
full supply of Casies anad Wood CollIns.
MlY TER~IS ARE STRICTLY CASH,.
sept 28--ly
e6 Rs
SALE Ven'A Wumafn4
ZaOWEST PRICES,
L H. H A LL & CO,
R,~8,?14 .rAet Strt.?
. .NA LEBTON, 8. 0.
IE. W. Phillips,!
AGENT,
WIN NSBORO, S.C.
ug 8-3m
The Bejit Househo1Ofllin the World
C. WLWI SONS' A LA DDiN SECUR ITY OIL.
WVARRANTED 150 DBOREES rIRE TUST.
Enadorsed by the Fir. Insurance Compcaniua.
Io- Read the fellowlag certease, eolerted
freom many ethers :
IIUW A R11 Ffl'1 NS. CO. of BA LTIMORiI,
Decemberr 9.i, '?d .
MNesra, 0. West .j Xons.
Gentlsmen-tIaving used the vaiteus oils sol In
thschy fo'lar num attnsjpnrpnces I take pleasnsetin
trommeding yur dAadin eeaarlty" as the safest
sand beas ever used In our household.
Yoturs TIrualy.
Signed) ANDREW REPU.E, Pres'e.
IT WILL NOT EXPLOD~E.
O. WFEST & SONS,
Ask your storekeeper f'r It. Whaotesale Depot:
113, W obe Stret, Salimer.
D. JoNUs, J. H. DAVIS, E. BoUvNowr
E. S. BOUNIGx'T.
Jones,
Davis
Iouknights.
Sucoessors to R. 0. Shivar & Co.
AND DEA.LEIIS IN
Dry Goods, Carpets. Oil Cloths,
Matttings, Boots,
hoilos, Etc.
Columbia, S, C.
r- ,i attention of purchasers in every
part of this State is called to c..sider
a very important tact, nanielv, that the old
cstablisihed house of it. C. " Ri U v E- t &
CO., is not closed but reorgasnizedl upaon
the only basis that can be carried on suc
cessful y,
_--STIIICTLY CASH,
And we aissre. our patrons that we
shall co'ntinue the sane honorablo course
of dealing with them that was such I dis
tinguished feature with the houise of It. (.
Shiver & Co. We have noV in store the
hest selected stock of
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES
WALL PAPER L'ETC.
Ever seen in this ity, selected by oine
of thu firn, who su pet-inteis the loitsi
ness, a8nd coniseqiuently knows the wantis
of this cotmuttity letter tlhu buyt-ers r
siding elsewh1 erc. The titor,, sto'ck will
be otf'red at prhices ne'ver itwfor' eijqaled
in this sect iot. The prices will sta rtle
and attract you at sight. Wo invite you
to send at, otc'e for
Samples 'of' these New and Hand
soile 0(ood
And, if shown to your friends and neigh
bars, we are sure it will hu ti vont a dvanl
tage to sen i its a large order. \\e pay
freight fi all bills atoiiuntintg Io $1) and
itpwar ;. All orders must be accompan
ied writLh ihe CASHt, or we send them C. U.
D., and gutrantet's atisilaction.
Best u.1. Prints in the city. ILong
Cloths 84, 10, 12.le. None eIqutal to tha 1iu
in the Stat'. Well known br Icands t
Alipas antd .\lohais t, j ust iimortel. 110
siery Department-- Fiuli of well ccasr l
gols at popular priers. (Gents' Fi s h
itg goods -cimplete!, iSa departttent. ituir
Boot anti Shoe I)epartmtent is s o''nd to
none on this continent. From the ciap
est lrogatn to the ti nest. hael md titac golds.
''ie imost Comp1Clete and best ntiutgdcl
Carpet DeIarttint in the world. Cloths,
Cassimieres sand Jeans are bought h the
ease and sold at, a very satull alo::ice
Eruwn and Bleached Sl.irtings sabl - t
faetory 'rices. Flannels and Blank ?tt at
prices that will iastonish.
We shall exipect an order from you or a
call when you visit Columbia.
sep 30-.3m
P.P T AE
PAINT. 1OA IS,&.
PAINTS .\OILNT. O
rTe Nattioal ixed~ Palint Cao., t The Greit
Amterican Fire Extintguisher- (o., Paige dla
L'c ileitin'g ('.
8O'n.C1 fori "E'"-1 o..
.(iei-iE A Nn WA~ttac~noo,.:,
Nos. 20 & 22 liayne, & :1 & 21 Pinckney sts.
FAcTORY ANn) Y~t*n.
Ashley' Rivei, W'est Endci Brioadi St,,
sept 23l- 13'
6 O)C ISk, N. Y. Dairy (heese,
Fresh, good aid warranatied to' give satis
t'actijon.
Twenty cents por' lbi is atll JInsk for' it.
-CALL SOON..
.A.1w o.
A large and comtplete stock of of
h addles,
liarness,
at lowest ratdos .for CASH.
oct 14 july 8-6m
NBWV ARRIVALS,
O NE of the largest sttocks* of Mli!
and Fatnoy Goods that has tecvo
in Winnaboro hasn now ai'riv cd a1.
derdailo'u. The inspection o I thce la
intvited. Our general stock is inll in
line of goods which we usnally k .,
guarantee cuit iX tF r 1. *a , v c'e
I-IMBJ LIME
10 BARRELS Lime to arrive on the
1. &th or hfth of October.
eet 0 M tAS~hn A 8nMt&
JIicih mond Adv "rtis'uiont.
I albott d Sonsy
Sliockoe M1achinoe Works,
ICH~MOND VA.
M4ANUYFACTURtERS of Stceam Enrintic
and Boilors, "g~ricnltural Enagines,
C:ircular S3aw' Mills, Grist, Bark andt 1'Inu
IMP'ROVED 'FIRIIINE WAII3It WIib'ELS.
out 19
Wuo. E -1ra~xia:at. -- _ I{ P E:DUcvn.
Ettenqer & Edmond,
RICHMOND VIA.
p4ANUFAC'fItEI, of' 1ortaiblo and
8tattionntry lg11ineC. and B1oiler-4 (If
all! kin~ls, (;irar Saw 1l ills, Grist M~ills,
M~ill Gecarinag, 'Shalfting, Piu1le tlcc.
AMELRICAIN T(:RnIN,. WAvkarat wile}-*:..
(.'Uilt.;O!' tip 'ciail!;1(m111i i.'u n1is
benid hua ('atatrgue.f
('CL )
U. ]". W ATSON.
Furnitiue W~orks and Lumbeir iNIi1I,
Rr(,naguxn V.
C 1O'TA"JAGE Bi'lt'n1,. ChIambiler nuil
_J Pair I ar Fuaanitaa'., Lru:n *rs, (,haIirsi
&e. Marnulhct r'r o~f ''aI ant nail Chlaer
haird wouI)1, nio aott pine iisaaI. Cot tage!o
JcankL(.ads uial chap \IattlZI?:1 lb luadling
ariClui.
MIET'1 'JtP 1i AN W(J.I.ti
Cua'aal .SiracI'.'",n SixtIh o) S'eenth
I 5, P'(rtale aflal 'tatinaav,
tiligti (of Briias,; :11allotht, ForgiaI.~i Ct..
A gritcultuiirail 11'011 % ork!,,
in all its branchecs done by cxpauriececd
lIiproUved Porable3 Eil.gi les,
for (riving cotton gin~s, threshaing Ila
cli iies sa"araiors, g;ri:4t nalilIa &c'.t
:1 umb er aof secoliti hol Eanl agines anad
1loailtr of VCti'it1S I)Ltlti1Ii.; in lust r'ate
(arder, onl haaaaaa Iepuir work .'olic Teti
and la artt.la ~t~yrna;.
Win. Ei*. TANNER & Co,
OCt 19
W'.R. Doty& Co.
e i)oo,'s Jr est of P~ost O; oe
-IN
'1''1 EP AN HiALL RULING.1
DE"ALER Pi eN(
Beaty, Bro.& Son
O W -'l -v- ' x tore
AND FOR SALE
10,000 yds. Standard Domes
tic and Borneo Bagging.
700 bundles Arrow an
Wedgve Ties.
100 1)4. )aling Twine.
50 kegs Nails, assorted.
4 dozen Axes.
A lot of \Vooden Ware, Shoes
and a general assort
mDelt of
AND)
PROVISIONS
AT BOTTOM FIGURES
FOR CASH.
sept. 4
R E A )
-AND -
SK03E H A 14'PPY !
IN consequence of tho low price of cnt
ton aind the tuenreity of money, I amn de
termtinetd to sell my *entire stock of goode
rt and below cost. In ti.e cours of thirta
days I mus~it hav'- mney to mee t mny obli
ution ; herr . og -on for utfering suel
in-lue.*inentsi. I wil guarantee tF
jell goodst at. as low lgures as an;
esineblishmeont in C:1L.rleston& or iolumbia
TheIire is no need for you to leave home F
purchaso your goods. It is time tfa
money thrown away. .Call on me and
will con vince you thital in sp ice of
glowing adveurlisemnn you caln sea', an<a
the baits thrown out togyou, I amn still th
LOW PRlICES I
R. L DANNENB3ERG.
nov 1.1
.A VARIETY OF
NEW GOODS,
C0ORI& (IANDLED
Gol and Silver WVatchesu,
Gold and Plated Jcwolry,
Br-on zc and Wadn ut Clo'kta,
Stoinug aind Platedl Silverwvare,
Fo'1rks, WVedding Gifts, &e.,
Table anTd .Pocket (utlery,
Bronze and Glass8
Hlall Pendanfts and Bfracket Lampi
Crockcery and Glasswvar-e. Vases,
and Toilet sotts, &c., &c,
nov 9
NOTICE.
S EPARATE sealed bids wi'l bo roeeiv
for the rent of Sta' a 1 and 2 in th
umarket fromt December 1st 1875 to Di
eembeahr 1st 187ti. IDids must be handedi
by 6 o'clock on the evening of the 30t
insteanL
NQ ,SRARi
GREA1T
BARGAINS in Clothing at the old
store of S. LANDECKEP & CO.
in Men's and Yout! 's siz is,
Our stock of Mns .ur
nishing Goods, great
or than over and
we call upon
our friends
to see
our
immense STOCK which is
creating
EXCITEMENT
IN all circles, even to Lidies who
have seen our beautiful line of
Calicces which we Fell and
our handsome stock of
Alpaccas that defy
competition,
Our line
of
Ladies Hose, as large an assortment
as can be found in Winns
bore, for it is an ac..
knowledgod
fact for
to go
FOR GOODS
0o LANDECRER & CO., for
they are bound to sell even at
sacrifices on account of the
hard times and there
fore ofier all the
inducements
mn our pow.
er to
soll
you our
Goods. Our
Bleachings can
not be competed with.
Ow line of Ladi's,' Bolta
are beamndil, and ou Stuck
of Gnfs' Hats are imnanre, :
that they are
LANDECIER & CO.
nov16
IJT RECE1YI
---0
Cr i'Loatd White ' orn.
I1W arg Lad Flour i-ai l grades
I (Car LoadI Bolted; .Mlen1.
W\ hite and~ Smiok'ed Bacon andI
Ii io and ,Java Cofe-gre
Ne O v0rlean is andi Comj non
A A11 grades of S8I '1t[1
Lanrd inb .,hl-b.,Kg
Genuine Durhnm Smoking TIo
bacco.
UY
D. ii.F1LENNIKPCN.
april 10
NEW S'TORE.
-ROSENH ElM & Co.
~ ?RPm~P'sc~ieT(l,Y inform the Tnh.
h.Iei in genmeral thait I hey havie op'eed
Etheo strofrey ocenpied by J,. Il.
t thatwhere they intend to cor.duct at
genecrnl stock of neer, .neadiie, consaeir'Iing of
JlOOT)J A N) SIlOES,
AND) LIQUORS,
11'E GUJ A NTlI
F u re n di 4 9j 'l e Et i l t m ,- t 1 0 ei c ~n e i la n
J. 11. BRON
OR 1 ,MIlliery G3oods, Dress Goeds and
Moolons, Flanneols and Blanket8,
Dotmentics and P'rints, NotIons, Ilosiery
and Gloves, Morino Underwear, Shaw f
iiand cloaks. Splendid linie of lacnk Al.
o pacas, nnd Ihe
HES~T STO(U OF SHOE~S IN
n, WINN8,BOflO.
WYHCLESALE
STOREI
persons (e
siring to buy
[ oods by the piece
I I wholesale prices
r ill do well to call on
I e undersigied be
re purchasing else
A here. ''hey aro
> epared to supply
I own and Country
i erchtnts wiitlh Dry
odds, Bloots, ' hoe;s,
I ats, II osiery,
I adlies and Cents
rnishing G o o d s
3 otions &c.
J. S.E11n- & Co.
II a undersigned
esi ie to inform his
iends that he( can
ji ll be' lounid at the
d stdll ready to
apply them witi
" o hling,
D -y Goods,
Boots
and(.
H boes,
Il'ats & c
le also) has a largYe
toek of Plantatin
e(rie's, Gaigginig an
SiCs, which he will
LLL PER'dONS INDEBTED TO
MU' E or GU ANO, WILL COME
FIRWARD and SETTILE~
WITHIOUT .UELAY
AS THEIR AC
COUNTS ARE
PAST
F. ELDER,
FRESH BUTTER
200 p)ounds fresh mountain But
or at
oct 6 F. ELDERS.
30ME ONE COME AIL
And G ive .7. 0. Bnag a ('au
--A T Eto
aRY aoGD, meINT COOnS usD MLL.
NRkY BAZAAR,
W' JIfI has just been built and newly
fitted up especially for the ladiea,
blr8. Boag will give her special attention
as heretofore, to this dlepartmfent, and will
un0( plis in making it the leading
inr and Fanicy Goods ilonneo in tho
l'- a.:y. We study to pleasei and givo
Lal i..u~on. No ltmhle to showv goods,
)ur sitock is this dopartmenit wvill be kcept .
ull and complote <u ring the season, al
rays receilun1g new additions. My atock
n other dlopanents is full and compl)ete,
~orios, Confect ionies~, 'l'obacco, Cigars,
te, Also on hand Furnitture, Lumber,
shingles, k e, . O, BOA G,
oct'l
PIERRE DEDROIT
MERCHANT TALOR,
3. 1F, DAVIDSON'S sTOIUN
't Stock of French, English and
icotch Cloths, Cassimeoa< IDoeskiu.s
AEW AY ON nHtrA N