The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, April 19, 1877, Image 3
RAILOAD SOUEDULEs.--The follow
ing are- the hours at which the trains
on the 0, 0, and A, U. R, as
W sboiTT fT
For Charlotte, 2.81, A, M.
For Augusta, 113, 4, W.
AccOMMODA'IZON FnieGHT-D4y,
For Augusta, 11.45, A. M
For Oharlobto; 1.00, x, M
New Adverisements.
Final Discharge-Calvin Brice.
Notice...-B, Sugenheimer & Co.
Administrator's Notico--8. M.
Dawkins, Administrator.
Lemons, fresh and fine, just re .
coived at the Morning Star Saloon,
and for sale at fifty cants per dozen.
Agricultural liens of all forms are
kept constantly 04, H4nd it th4i ice
of TnE NEWS AN HERALD, or sup
plied at short notice, Satisfaction
guaranteed in this line of work
Prices as low as the lowest.
DENTAL NoTIcE.-Dr. Isaiah Sitnp
son, Surgeon Dentist, Charlotte,
N. C., respectfully informs the citi
visit Winnsboro, S, C., profes
sionally, on the 24th day of April,
1877, to remain ton days or two
weeks, and will locate there per
manently in a few months. Teeth
extracted withdet pain, T6rms to
suit the times. Satisfaction guar
anteed. * Sw.
-Youo4' MEN's Onais'k i" AOsocIA
TIoN.--Tqhranaab ,mbeting of the
Young Men's Christian Association
of this place was held in the Pres.
byterian churcl on } onday eve
ning last. An election was held for
officers for the ensuing year, and
for delegates to the several conven
tions, jdtWN r oh results
Presidont.-A. S. Douglass.
Vice-Presidonts-T. R. Robertson
and S. R. Pant.
Secretary-W. C. Beaty.
Treasurer-Fred. Copes.
Delegates to State Association
Rev. Geo.' Willianis Walker and
Messrs; J. M. Galloway, D. R.
Flenn iken and S. R. Fant. Alter
nates--Rev. J. Al. Todd and Messrs.
J. M. Beaty, W. ~T. Crawford and
W. H. Smith.
Delegate to International Con
vention-Rev. C. E. Chichester.
The State Association meets at
Greenville, S. C., on the 26th inst.,
and the International Convention
at Louisville, Ky.___
A WHoLEsOME ExAMPLE.-Aleck
Patterson, colored, was taken before
Trial Justice Mackey on Wednesday
the 17th inst., on the charge of
using profane and indecent lan
guage on the streets. lHe pleaded
guilty to the charge, and was sen
tenced to a fine of five dollars, in
cluding costs, or imprisonment for
five days. He preferred to pay
the fine. It is to be hoped that
this case will serve as an example
to those-and we regret to say that
they are not few-who indulge in
indecenN~)4jiud4.ins tAA~hublic
streets. The practice has become
not uncommon of late, and it
should be put down at any cost.
The duty of obekihAt it relts
primarily with -the tow#n authorities,
but where they,' ftoni any 'cause, fail
to punish the offenders, the latter
should ibe promptly arraigned
before a trial justite: We. should
greatly prefer, as Indeed must all
good citizens, that the. town au'
thorities punish such offegoes T
leave them entirely to a State offcer
of the peace, is a virtual admniestoii
that the town ordinances are a dead
letter and the town pp1190 mere
flgare-beade. .Besot --shuld be
had in all cases first to the munici..
any cause fails, then kut not till
then, to a trial jhei~i
Trial Justiceimanfrnish them,
selves with- the necessary blanks by
applying at the offce of Tmn NaWs,
AND l*ERALD. Afhassotmto
these blanks will be kept constantly
on hand, er:Bp11Uddharades
Prices low, work gqokg geilsfac
Tra'n~fpi Or Real Estatp.
Sinc aat report, the follow
ing -transfers of real estato have
been recordod in the office of the
county auditoi :
Robot.t -0. Clowney to Elisaboth
M es,' 8921$ peres in towiship
no. ; consideratio, $300.
Alfred Austell, William Inman
aq&&gXe ]eAden to the Spartan.
burg, Union & Columbia Railroad
Company, all the real estate of the
Spartanburg & Union Ziailroad
company ; frnsideration, $356,000.
Robert C,' Clowney to Elizabeth
M. Moans, .860 acres -* township
no. 13 ; conilderation, $860.
J.0. Bulow to R. H. Edmunds,
2 acres in township no. 8; considera
tion,..$80Q.
). Aipken to G.,0. 'Bacot, 821
toAslhip no. 12; considera.
tiont{
DdtoVJ, T. StaWyrt,. 8
tikship no. 8"; considera.
tion, $46.
ligy 1ie, t"G; F. -Andresr
5 Ae :towneliip. nd. 12; consid&-.
5tim .
J. 0. Mackorell to 3. P, Ragsdale,
oii&iat in the town of Brschstock;
con idatient $25.
1W. B. Peake, auditor,. to' S. P.
Campbell, 899 acres in township
no. 8 z consideration, $65.98.
Samuel B. Clowney to Wm. J.
Clowney, trustee, 649 acres in
township no. 181 consideration,
$250h0.
1. J'-Stolbrand to E. M. Stroder,
474 acres in township no 11 ; con
sideration, $2650.
Samuel B. Clowney to J. R. Mar
tin, G. W. Martin and J. S. Martin,
1275 actes in township no. 5; con
sideration, $0000.
Samuel B. B Clowney to A. E
Blitch, 474 acres in township no.11 ;
cohsidOration, $2300.
S. W. Ruff, sheriff to James B.
McCants, 800 acres in township no.
3 ;' dorsideration, $1125.
Dennis Miller to Henry Clarke,
- aeras in township no. 9 ; con
sidratin,- $400
W. B. Peake, auditpr- to Henry
Clarke, 778 acres in townships no. 6
and no. 8; consideration, $51.63.
J. C. Mackorell to. W. B. Wood
ward, lot in Blackstock ; considera
tion, $230.
Jno. Mobley-to Catherine E. Jetor,
1050 acres in township no. 8; deed
of kl
Julia F. Sloan to Jatiies Har~din,
307 acres in township no. 12 ; con
sideration, $2,500.
Jarges Harden to Julia F. Sloan,
same tract as above, -same considera
toi.
Ino. If. McCarley to A. W. Ladd,
244 acres in township no -7; consid-'
oration, $1000.
T. R. Robertson to Win. Johnston,
two lots in Winnaboro ; .considera-.
tion, $5,000.
NOT[CE.
rpWENT-FIVE per cent. in addition to
.Lour regular cash profit will bo ad ded
on all grocerIes charged on accounit after
this dato. No deviations will be made
from~ this rule.
Sapril 19 B3. SUGENHEIMER & Co.
FINAL DISCHARGE.
NQ TICE Is hereby given that the un
dersigned will make application to
the Judge of Probite. for Fairfield county
on Monday the B at day of May, 1877, for
a final- disoharghs Glpardian of Manv I.
YoNoUE.
April 37-Jauat -CALVJN BRICE.
Administrator's Notice.
ALL. persons having claims against
the estate of Wmi.Dawkins, deceased,
lateoff alttiflld coufit, S. O., are re
que- to eat7 Spar.
taidua, ,0, bry attested, 11
persokin ?btiVd'. sono are re-.
quested to 'ptke immeicate mnent.
S. M.DA INS,
Apri 19-46 Administrator.
* Mrchant Tailorinq.
)HE undlersigned inform. the citizens
of Winnsboro and the county generally,
that ho has openedt a Tailoring Establish
ment in the store next to Mr. J. Olendin
ing'N Ho Is g"epaved to do all kinds of
work in his line at short notice and on
reasonable termis. . * fill.line of samples
kept oonet~ritly on liand, from which
opstotaers tnay niake soloctions.- Special
attention given to OUTTING.4
teb 24r-tram W. 0. RnCnV.
AVE YOUR MONEY!
-G0 TO
DANNENE ERG'S.
JUST RECEIVED,
Abeantiful line of Ladies' and Gonta'
Notions,
Elaiburg FA4gings and Insertions, at
7ote., 10ots. and 121 cts. per yard.
EIANDSOME A8SO1ITMENT OF
White and Striped Hoalery, at all prices.
PARASOLS, SILK and COTTON.
)ents' Unlaundri14 Shirts, Wameutta
Mille, $12 per dozen.
Percale Shirts, $12 per dozen.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,
Only 121 oents per yard.
CALICOES and BLEACHINGS,
Always in groat variety,
rRY OUR BALTIMORE MADE
EACH PAIR WARRANTED.
Don't fail to Call on the Leader of Low
PRICES,
DAINENBEEG.
april 17
THE BALL STILL ROLLS ON
-AT THlE
GRAND CENTRAL
Dry Gobds"Establishment
Mc~reery & Brother
COLUMBIA, S. C.
T HIE success attending the disposal of
our MAoNIFICENT STOCK, which we put
upon the market early this season at such
Ldw figutres, convinces us that the public
appreciato our efforts to supply them with
the newvest and most stylish goods.
Buying as wvo do from the first hands
and for casu, enables us to offer'
SUPERIOR INDUCEMENTS.
Wt e are now receiving a now and elegant
SPRING AND SUMMER
BOOTS, SHOES,
which wvill be sold at the same low ruling
popular prices. We expect to do a I~vE
PosIN DU1yBINESs, and bargains will be
"A word to thb wise is sufficient."
fr Samples sent on ap~plicationI and
expressage paid on bills over $10.
McCREERLY ~& BROTHER,
Grand .Central Dry Goods Establishment.
T. A. McCEinY. 13. 1. MoCRExnY.
B. A. ICAWLs. ., Wui. HonEA&N.
feb 20
F. W. HABENICHT
RBEGleave to inform his friends and
eL ustomers generally that his stook of
Emnported and Domestic L.iquaors and Wine
is full, and the purity of hi. goods war
ranted,
ALSo,
A full supply of Chewing and gene
D~urham Smoking .Tobacco, Cigars and
)igarettes.
Seegers' Pure Double Strong Brown
ageriBoor, always it-esh on daght
AT CENTENNIAL BAE.
mar29
DRs R. B. HANAH AN,
WINNSBORO, 8. 0.
FFIOE .19: rear of- . F. MoMaster &
ho's store, nn st as
RIDl TIMES
ARE OF N
TO (I'VE OUIZ CUSTOMERS THE
GIVE .
WITH EVERY ['OUND PACE44(
POUND OF LAUNDRY
. STA
Thae C'Xfee Oxaly
GRIEJAT IBEDTUCTION IN TI
O
GROCERIES AN
OOME AND SEE ]
B. $BwwENHl
BROMA,
CHOCOLATE,
SEA.:
GARDEN
O? 3" .8 L L -i7 .
-VERY 4
-A.II 'I:
SHOES AN
1-ouwE
march 17 1.11.3
SOLUBLE PA
THE above well known GUANO A
Consumers of this guano will find it
gave such universal satisfaction. Fo
CUMMINGS & CO.,
t.27 -ont
feb 0-8mE. H. F~ROST & CO.,
CONGRESS STREET
N
E
w
D
WINNSBORO, S. C.
NEW GOODS
U. G. DESPORTES'
AND
BARGAINS
'N
DRY GOODS,,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WVINES,
LIQUORS,
feb 8 *Etc., Etc.
ONION SETS.
tesh Gatdle 8Se( in grea variety,
so Herb and Plower eeds.
Al so, a otof Lions and other BlIanks.
D ACCOQUNT.
BENEFIT O' BUYINQ OF US
WILL
AWAY
SOF CO~E'.FE'E ON14
RCH,
$30 Ot&- A PE33.cic
[E PlUCES OF ALL EINDS
0 DRY GOODS.
IOR YOURSELF,
[MR & co.
B'OAM,
FLAVORING
EXTRACTS, ETO,
SEEDS,
IIEAP.
L%'D s3 OF
D BOOT Ss
-o
3 E' CT ]ST E3
3F
LIlT~s
CIFIC GUANO.
-ND COMPOUND ACID PHOS
i following places in this county.
fully up to last year's quality, which
r circulars and prices apply to
Winneboro, S. C.
ro
Charleston, S. C
lllrrah for Hlampill!
GRAND SPRING OPENING,
--AT THE- '
Di y GAoodsi, Fancy Goods, and
tilnery Bazaar,
Millinne e an Sc God aconsistn i n
part ofT adies', Misoes' and Children's
trlml Hate, Flowers, Rtibbojis, Silks,
A large lot of Ladies' Collarete,Fichus
the Ladies and1 public gernorally solicited
tidios Al wlavork lsa you a i, and
soe for yourselves, andi giye us a trial.
De ros g od i*~ ont,toa 1Stripes;
Clothing ae ShoNosons,
pattrn. Ldie' Miss' an< Ohikc ren's
now patterns in store.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT,
Just filled up with fresh Groceries, Con
feeti onaries ani e verything usally found
Au lo o Funtre Laths, Shinglos, &o.
J. 0. BOAG.
You can find all you wrat by calling
april 14 ey, Q. 13
E~FT your Job Priting done at the