The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, December 14, 1876, Image 3
S&- Advertisore wil please re
member that advertisements, in
order to secure insertion, must be
handed in by nine o'clock on Tues
day morning. Contract advertise
n
AAD * .-ED0
ing are the hours at which the trains
on the C. C. and A. R. R. pass
Winnsboro:
REGU,An PASSENoFR.-Nron-T.
For Charlotte, 1.10, A. br.
For Augusta, 2.33, A. M.
AccomMODATIox FREIGHT-DAY.
For Augusta, 10.25, A. U.
For Charlotto, 11.33, A. I.
Now Advarti8amnts.
Important Notice-R. J. Mc
Carley.
COtton--R I JNe'4rley.,
gheriff's Sales-S. W. Ruff.
Publishers and Printors--F. A.
Hardy.
Strayed or Stolen-Coley Davis.
Read the advertisement of Mr.
JR. J. McCallty.
Deservedly popular. We mean
Dr. Bull's Cugh Syrup; for it never
fails. Physicians recommend it.
Mr. James F. Porter, a worthy
young man of this county, died on
the 6th inst, at the residence of Rev.
C.M Porter, in the twonty-seventh
yepat oflig
' Hon. George A. Trenholm, a dis
tinguished citizon- of Charloston,
died on Saturday last. Mr. Tren
holin was Secretary of the Treasury
of the Confederate States, and had
held other'high positions of public
trust.
The Columbia .paper. qppounce
the death of Mr. Joh4 A. Crawford,
one of the oldest and most highly
respected citizens of that city. He
had in previous years resided in
Winnsboro, and had numerous
warm friends here.
We invit-pecid attention to the
advertisement of Mr. N. Levin, Jr.,
who has taken charge of the store
formerly qccupied by Mr. R.L. Dan
nenb r,. We bespeak for him a
liberal share of the public patronage
RELEASE.-yudge R Ond, of the
United States Circuit Court, re
cently filed his decision in the case
of the Board of State Canvassers,
releasing all the prisone~ 'from
custody. He decides that the State
Supreme Court had no jurisdiction
over them, and hence no .right to
punish them for contempt.
SOMETHING PINE.-We are indebt
ed to Mr. B. J. McCarley for some
verynfne segars-received at the hands
of his polite End attentive clerk, Mr.
Stuart. These segars are very ap
propriately termed "o.' K.," and
smnokers who try themn will find them
so in every particular. Mr. McCar
Icy has likewise received a new sup
ply of excellent old rye whiskey
the famous Lynchburg Rye. It is
an unusually fine article.
The statement made by Chamber
lain about General Hampton is so
glaringly false that it is needless to
contradict it. In fact, there are
few honest men anywhere who will
give any eyedpr1991t,6, $t wi~d as
sertions' of the Massacehusetts
usurper of the gubernatorial chiair of
South Ca'olina.
HONOn TO TulE YOUNG MEN.-We
cannot too highly praise "our boys"
for the promptness and Adelity with
ubhich they have acted throughout
our arduous and exhaustie cam
paign. Our old men should praise
them anid our young 'ladies, should
smile on them, for they are worthy
chips of the old block.
.DIED PROM RuRNING6.-NA colored
child on the plantation of Mfr. Austin
effects of a burny~,qgiygqd from the
accidental ignifion of her clothing.
The affectionate parent was on his
way to town, and was overtaken by
a asenger -atd informed: of the
catastrophe, but~ sid not'tik Iff
the child bcainb~ itib46i during
th ea a eg
eomunestion of~ Colentan Lodge,
No. 97, A. *. k.V b ~fllowing
of~ee, s wee eleeted t4 sere during
W. i
INTIMIDATED --A short - time - after
the elecfon, Harry.King, a colored
man living nQaga Doko, appeared be
fore Trial Justice J. D. Hogan, and
made oath that-he "was intimidated
by his owvn color and made to vote
against his own inclination," How
far this 'mAy be a dodge on the part
of King to get on the strong side,
we are unprepared to say. But we
are suro that thq tatement heomakes
might come truthfully from hu
drods of colored men in this county.
The game of the Radicals for eight
years past has been one huge scheme
of intiiidation and fiaud.
UNITED STATES SENA'i'O.-Th e
Legislature on Tuesday went into
an election for United States Sena
tor, in the place of Hon. T. J. Rob
ortson, whose term expires on the
4th of March neqt. In the Senate,
D. T. Corbin received 17 votes, and
Gen. Gary, 12. In the Rump House,
Corbin received 68 votes on the sec
ond ballot-Elliott, Bowen and
Palmor (a free-love carpet-bagger
from Aiken) gettingpne or two votes
each . In the Constitutional House
votes were cast for a number of gen
tilemon. There was no choice-the
highest vote being that of Gen.
Butler, eleven. It is proper to add
that Senator Robertson positiviely
declined to be voted for by the
Rump. Of course Corbin's election
amounts to nothing.
WE MUST ALL DIE.-This is a fact
and it behooves us to be prepared
to die right when the time comes.
Few of us expect it until old age
overtakes and &admonishes us with
grey hairs that the time has arrived
when we must dye. Then we look
around; to -find out the best way.
We will tell you. Use no other dye
than Dn. TUTT'S, and you will dye
right. Your grey hairs will dis
appear like magic,and in theirplaces
you will have glossy, black whiskers
moustache and hair-a perfect imi
tation of nature, so natural that it
cannot be detected, and your dyoing
expenses will be but one dollar. .
DEATR OF Mn. Wm. M. LuCA.--We
are pained to announce the death of
Mr. William M. Lucas, a well known
and big'hly esteemed citizen of Fa'r
field. He was in Columbia last week,
and was at the Fair Grounds. He
had engaged in a race on horseback,
and, the race ended, his horse bolted
towards an open gate on the track.
In the effort to rein the horse back,
the animal lost his footing, slippe d
and threw Mr. Lucas violently to
the ground. He was dragged .a
shortdistance till his body came. in
contact with a harrow lying on the
ground, and the blow thus received
severed him from the horse. He
was very seriously injured, having
several ribs broken, and died a few
days afterwvards. His remains were
taken to his home on Saturday last.
Mr. Lucas was about forty-five'years
of age, and in most robust health.
He was a gallant soldier of the
Sixth South Carolina Regiment
during the wvar, and since its close
had been an excellent citizen. His
family consists of a wife and three
children. To them the sympathy of
all is heartily extended.
MATTFIas IV ,CoLUMDIA.-In addi
tion to the matters mentioned in
the letter of our Columbia corres
pondent, there has occurred at the
capital but little of unusual interest
during the past week. Both the
Constitutional and the Rump House
are going on with their work. In
the former a resolntion was passed
authorizing the Speaker to issue to
each member a pay certificate for
$100 of the annual compensation.
The certificates were issued accord
ingly, and, they were promptly
cashed by the banks. The com
mittee on privileges and elections
ma~de a riort lilidwing th nti'mber
of vacancies in the House, owing
to the failure of certain members to
quahiffl.v Jralguly', 9g Ldg4,
on Kon'ay gave notice of~ the mn
troduction-of 'a bll' to 'proIde for
the registration of* all the eleoor
of this State ; and& 41j to fix
payofmenbers of the' tonerai
A&Mi acti'ingto gro ep)sti
tutiono the tie On miotion of
N. Orr, o aeawa
then went inti'4 I. n
TIuesayth~ di'* fp~
i$iited tte nator, The ta Ij
The Ian9 Mi,
All hair-i look Wikeo t' m4u,
but let a wIe go-of oh ,ai visit avd
come home MInd fid W hair pin nels
the gate,and she can't wait a minute
to grow red in the face.
A party of thirty-six persons
going in a wagon .to a wedding
near Ci4jnnati last week, were
driven over a bridge and precipi
tated twenty-five feet. Several were
fatally injured.
Strayed or Stolen,
O N the -3rd inst., froin- the plantation
of Capt Thomas Lyles, a sorrol horse
and a dove-colored mare mule. The said
horso has awhite mark on-the back of the
right fore shoulder, and a white stripe
aicross his back. The mulo has a white
mark on th e back, caused from the saddle,
and a knot on the right leg between the
ankle and the knee. A reward of TEN
DOLLARS will be paid for the above
described animals.
deo 14-2 COLEY DAVIS.
IMPORTANTAOTICE.
R RI . J.McCAIILEY begs to inform
0 all parties indebted to him that un
less the y settle their accounts-by the
25th inst., he will be compelled to
0 place such accbunts In the hands of an
officer for collection.
IAPOIRTANT NOTIC.
(10l,-f.
COTTON:! COTTONI
h IGHEST price given for cotton b
1. J. McCAULEY.
Just reoeive-1, 500 uncanvaseed Hams
from 81b to 121b each.
'E > otgW AND Sq o E gM,
It. J. McCARLEY offers his Stock of
Boots and Shoes at cost price.
B.con, 114, Shoulders, 94.
doe 14
Sheriff's Sale.
BY virtue of an execution to me direct
ed, I wil offer for salo before the
Court House door in Winnsboro, on the
first Monday in January next, within the
legal hours o stile, for enah, the following
described pro)erty, to wit:
Al .that plantation or tract of land
lying in Fairfleld County, containing
four hundred and fifty-seven acres, snore
or less, and bounded by lands of estate of
Minor Gladden, James E. Caldwell, Ed
ward P. Mobley, and estate of Malinda
Barber. Levied upon as the property of
the estate of Minor Gladden. deceased, at
the stit of The President and Directors
of the Bank of the State.
Sheriff's Office, S. W. RUFF,
%I insboro, 8. C. . F. C.
Dee. 1', 187ti.
8H ElIFF'S SA LE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CIOUwrY OF FAIDFIELaD.
In the Common Pleas.
James 13. McCants, Plaintiff, against
Joseph C. Caldwell, A. M. Lee, Jr.,
and Ann F". Cald well, Defen dants.
Order of Foreclosure and Sale.
I N obedience to an order of Court made
i in the above stated case, I will offer
for sale, before the Court House door in
Winsboro, S- C.. on the first Monday in
January next, the following described
real property, to wit:
All that certain tract of land known as
"Wood Hill, " situate, lying and being in
the County of Fairfield in the State of
South Carolina, on the head waters of
Crooked Creek and Dry Fork, waters of
Catawba River, containing eight hundred
acres, more or less, and bounded north
by lands of J. A. Caldwell, south bye lands
ofJohn Mobley, jr.,;and Dr. J. C. Mobley,
east by lands oa Mhansel Hiollis and Da.' Ie
Hall. and wvest by lands of G. II. Me
- aster and J. A' Caldwell.
*TERMS OF SALE:
One-third of the purchase money to be
paid in cash, and the balance on a credit
of one and twvo years, in two equal In
stah~unt, with interest at ten per. cent.
per iannumi from the day of sale,
payable annually- to be secured by bond
of the purchaser and mortgage of premises
and the purchaser to pay for' all necessary
papecr5.
Sheriffs Oftiees 8, W. RlUFF,
Winnsboro, S. 0., 8. F. C.
Dcc. 8, 1876.
dec 14-x8
Publishers and Printers
Can buy direct of the Manufacturer on
favorable terms.
"THE A~sON HAnDY CUTTiNo HAcniNEs
are the besa and cheapest' low priced
machine made, and have a national repu
tation for utility and durability,"-The
h ectroper, Chdcago.
THE ArisoN HARDY PAPER CUTTER Is by
far-thxe best machine whieh caen be ob
talqad for Iiless yride than one hundred
do ar. It is of -great strEngtlii These
macldpes have always taken the bighqat
stand. It Is the only maohine to widoh,
mapedthe Patent Movable Cutting
Bor.Ti device has a reutation of
as 1: by It the uting; bpan,)q i
lit'fet1 6 d hiAe1 ioa, t
portant point ine the4 mi Ie
that Is possesed byno oere., It greatdy
reduces the labor of pr x'i* in work,
ing the *napar baekw driM$
We cannot too tongly teonxn n
a vystages q this patent movable 4e
It is worthM prioe of this snaohIne, an#
h r) ou Mgpf understandohow
ag~ to s5ahaed,"..Geo, A.e
r~a -forpe .qa thegea
9 k% kb CAmPtW
x9 80teis end i
UIE$ENOUS
EXCITEMENT
--OVER
THE UNPRECEDENTEDLt
tO* PTOES: 010
Dry 9ood,
Clothfing,
Boots, Shoes,
hats,
Trunks, &c.
--AT--,
R. P. Leotch & Cogs.
BEST line of N otions in the County.
Gouts' Furnishing Goods of best quality.
Blankets, ghawls and Boulevard Skirts,
at the lowest prices.
Special attention called to the largest and
best selected Stock of Kentucky
Jeans ever before offered
to the Fairield
public.
Ladies' trimmed Hats in great variety
The above goods will be sold either at
Wholesale or iMetail.
All goods offered low for CASH.
CALL AND SEE US.
WE DEFY COMPETITION,
R. F. Leetch & Co.
oct s djoini ng F Elder's
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
---- -
WHO are lndebted-to us for PROVIS
IONS or PHOSPHATES, we would reepeet
fully call attention, that your bills are due
on or before the first of November. We
are depending on you for payment AT
ONCE, to enable us to meet obligations
made to assist you, and which are due at
that time.
. In order fo;.us, as well as you, to malxry
tain our oredit, it is necesry to meet our
promises promptly.
Boaty, Ba-o.4a Son.
oct 12
AOLUEGSTR
IN T4
rAIRLY OPENED.
H AS returned and will now display fo
the bpnefit of his PatronS, tly
citizens of Fairfeld,
HATS,
the Nobbiest, Tilden, Hampton, Custer ani
all other styles.
CLOTH ING:
The modtgtyllah Suits, of the latest abd
most approved make and style.
DitY G00DS
of the latest and 3post becoming styles, tc
suit the inst fastidious. All I ask of my
friends is do thomntwlves the j ustice, and
SOL the favor. to look at his Stook befor<
making purohases. My Stock of
BOOTS AN!) SHOES
is complete. Hosiery, Underwear, Shawls,
and Blankets. I can comi pete with any
one in this market, or eIsowhere. All I ask,
is a call, to convince my friends that I inear
business.
SOL. WOLF.
oct 19
J. F. claste'r & Co.
NEW GOODS ! - EW OO)S 1
JUST RECEIVED I
Consisting of all the Lateg{
Varieties.
OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING IS
AS COMPLETE AS ANY
IN. TOWN.
PRINTS -lRINTS PRINTS
6ets. 3 jots. lOots.
BLANKETS, SHAWLS and LAF
ROBES AT THE LOWEST
jPRICES.
We would call special attention to
our complete stock of Ready-made
Shirts made to or..er And a At
SHOE, SHOES, SHOES,
BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS
Pegged, Cable, and Hand~sewed.
Ladies Shoes of the best make, and
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
GIVE US A CALL BEFORE
PURCHASING ELSEWHERE
AND WE GUARANTEE
TO PLEASE.
J. F. McMASTER & CO.
oct 5.
LADD BROS.
WE have now completed one 0:
tho best stocke 'of .
DRY GOODS,
HATS and CAPS,
YANKEli NQTIONS,
CROCKERY, &c.
IN THE COUNTY.
We will not be undersold, Let. ni
say, however, that our best
. yard. We cannot
* andl bad'. a .
uifonmn profit on sBl Goods.
e osaot~d san
NEW GRORRYSTORE,
AVING taken charge of the Gro,
cery Store formerly oecupied by R.
L. Dannouberg, I desire to inform
the public that I keep constantly on
hand a fresh and choice stock of
FAILY GROCERIES.
Yours Respoetfully,
N. LEVIN, Jr.
Winnsboro, S. 0., Dec. 14th, 1876.
NOW
IS THE TIM TO BUY
ID '5 (3- oons
NOTI ONIS,
Hats, Shoes, and Clothing.
TRESE goods are cheaper than ever
before, and great induoements are offered
to producers of cotton.
Be sure to call and see me.
U. G. Desportes.
06
MICMASTER & BRICE
Most respectfully request the
inspection ot their cheap and
well selected stock of
goods, which they
offer as low as
any house in
the up
THEIR LADIES'
Department i. full and complete in
every line.
RlUFF'S, SILK TIES,
llandkerohlef,. Collars, Ouffs &o., in
great variety and at extremely low prices.
AMERICAN DELANES,
Nice Dress Goodse, colored and blaok
Alpaeas, at prices that defy competition.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
('onsisting of Brown Homespun, Check
ed Hiomiepun, Denimns, Tickings, Shirt
ings, &c., atprices to suit the price of
Cotten.
THEY HAVE
A splendid, lot of Jeans and Cassimeres,
Gents' and foys iSuits whioh they offer at
gres; bargia.
OPERA, GN~AT,
Wbite and Red Flannels at sellipg
prices~
A FULL STOCK OF
Gepts', 'ouths,' tWoyi' and 9b rens
old~tizng o 4very aesoription.
TNIR LINE OF
Gents' Furnishing God0 soopeei
every particular. S
GEN TS', LADIES,
Youths'. Boya' and Chldren's, poesin
great variety, and at u adealibl low
pries.
T IrI ~E
r8 PVDLZUIED EVERY THURSDAY AT
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