The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 26, 1877, Image 3
RZ.it.Intowr HommdurL.--Tihe follow
ing are the hours at which the traini
on tho C. C. and A. R. 11, ppm
Winnsboro :
11OUAn PAss.ENoEn-NIanOT.
For Charlotte, 2.31, A, Mr
For Augusta, 1.13, A. M
AcconrroDATIoN FREIoHT--DAY.
For Augusta, 11.45, A. a
For Charlotte. 1.00, V. a
Religlous Notices.
Associate R.eformned Church
Rev. J. M. Todd, 11 A. -m., and
V~. .% ,
Episcopal Church- -Rov. J. Obear
services every Sunday ex)ept the
2nd Sunday of the month: at 1:
o'clock A. f.
It is expected that the Legisla
laturo will adjourn during the lattei
part of next week.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. M. C. Robertson
paid a flying visit to Winnsboro or
Thursday, His nu morous friends
were much please(l to see him.
A private telegrapn fronm Colum
bia informs us that Prince Martin
was admitted to his seat in th<
House on yesterday. The debat<
was long, and the majority for ad
mission large.
On Tuesday evening next th<
ladies of Ridgeway will give :
supper for the benefit of the Hamp
ton Rifle Guard. The entertain.
ment promises to be in every way
a pleasant one, and we trust it will bI
a financial success. The citizens o:
Winnsboro are cordially invited t
he present.
Rev. John T. Wighutman, D. D., will
ofliciate in the Methodist church
t) morrow at 11 o'clocle in the
morning and 8 o'clcck in the even
ing.
Rev. Chas. II. hiemuphill, of th<
Columbia Theological Swminary
will hold divine service in the Pros
b; terian church at the same hours
DEATH or Mn. F. C, GERIo.---(
are pained to announce the death of
Mr. Frank Q. Gerig, elded son of
Mr. F. Gerig, which took placo on
Thursday night. Mr. Gorig had
boon in bad health for aIny uoths
sufiering from an affection of the
lungs. Within the past two weeki
ho suffered from an acuti
affection of the stomach, an
fro'n an early stage of his sick
ness there was little hope of him
recovery. Mr. Gorig was inl th<
twenty-fifth year of his ago. HL.
was of a frank, genial and bright
t emperameont, and hadl many friendIs
His funcral was attendedl by alag
concourse of friends and acquatin.
tancesa, and by the Fairfield Fire En
gine Company in a hotly. The follow
ing named gentlemen, of the Citizens
Cornet Buind, acted as pallshearers:
Win. C. Beaty, D). R. Flenniken, J
W. Seigler, J. W. Chandler, W. M
.Propst, WV. J. Elliott, C. M. Chand.
icr, WV. T. Crawford. The remains
wore interred in the cemetery of th<
Presbytorian church, tho funerma
sevces being conducted by Rev
J. 14. Todd, of the Associato Re
formed church.
TuE COuIm. REoISTES.-1Atten
Ition is direted to the advertisemen
hof the Cohmimbia Jlegqister, piubliabet
i'n anqther portion of this paper
The Rlegister is now owned b:
Messra. H{oyt, Emlyn & McDaniiel
-Col. Jarnes A. Hoyt conductinf
the editorial department. In thiu
firm am weoll combined all the ole
menta needed for successful journal
ism. A11 three of the goentloer
have haA long experience as news.
paper nn and have been unusuall:
successful. Under Colonel Hoyt'
management, the Anderson Intelli
geneer rose to the first rank among
the wooly ress of the State, anc
Jhollgister has been all along
lively and vigorous daily. It e o:
special value to those living along
the line of tihe 0. 0. & A. It. R., am
it reaches them on tile day of publi.
cation-thus giving latte news. fmon
Columbia. Tile llegister deserves
liberal support, and the publishrm
have our best wishes for a continu,
anlce of their past prosperity,.
A. Sucoonsm'r.-Now that the
good people of Winnsboro aro
making such hanlsome eil'arts in
behdal: of dcserving objecet5, it is
not amiss to call their attention to
a need fully as pressing as any yet
presonted, and to an object which
will repay any outlay ia hlndre(1
fold. When Mount Zion College
was destroyed by firo all its
furniture was lost. The new Insti
tuto is much in need of maps, globes,
geometrical figures rand other aids
to knowledge, by the use of which
the diplculty of imparting and of
receiving instruction would be
greatly lessened, The College is an
old lnmark, and has many days of
usefulness before it. Any money
expended to bring it to t iigher
degree of efliciency will, by the
honefits conferred on the rising
generation, amply repay the givers.
Even a hundred dollars would go a
great way towards fitting u) the
Institute as proposed. While the
people are helping the Christian
Association and the Rifle Clb, will
they not do something for nit insti.
tution that has at one time or
anotheri had thu alm~ost all within
o her walls ? A. worthier object could
not be fouwn'l anywhere.
PlPlLIS H ED - --
Daily, Tri-Weekly and Wookly
. AT. -
COLUMBIA, S. C.
HOYT, EMLYN & McDANIEL,
JAM E.4 A, IiOY'1', Editor.
( nr3E .ILY ] 1.5sI .It contains the Itest
nl elws, of th( i lday, iti Jo.' lli lo Iocial,
politil al oth, r ncit r sent by tele
rphlp2t', full local 1', ti 1 ', -citia els i uponis,
all current iali ies, :.n([ 01rang- and Agri
suiturl D I)"- t ots' ,
Till; T .I 'c.i l: ro t.I is i u l
cv'ery Tues:;aty, hirs 11(1 hy ai1inlt ftr la'
morning, au-1. il cnttiiiihit= ins of two
days i n isu .1
1'Ts u1m1 l.r t:(us-ri.: is an e'ight pay'e
papter, cont1aining, forty'-e1ight tobulnns,
epnbracii the creim of tile nluws of ealh
Tn'11 l8ts-rein is now the~ rtgan of 1te
ttr g and all muatters of interest
Sthe trotttns of! Hlusbarniry will be
treatedt in ilh :ir appropriate de(partmeno1t.
Ther Agriciultn and Grange atrticles will
uppe-ar ill each0 of our publications--Daily,
Tri-Wcly and Vccily.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
DAILY Rl~0ISTERl,
One Year," $7 0(1
5ix Months, 3i 50
Three Months, 3 7
Onte en T-, 5 (00
Six Monit hs, 2 510
'Tre Months, ] 2:)
wEEKLY RE0lsTERI,
One Year, 2 00
Six Months, 1i i0
Th'iree Months, ,
maliy 2(;-tt'
Fan 1 Fans I Fans !
large at ock of Fans jutst in.
J. F. AlC.uJASTERj~ & CO).
F"ruIt Jars' I F'ruit .Jars I
~ UIST r 'coived, a lot of Mason's celeb~ra
d) ted Fruit Jars, with Boyd's porcelain
linedu covers.
Price~o lf gallon sizes, $2.51, perF d oen.
"qulaiJ sizes, $2.25 per1 (oze.( I
may 24 J. F'. McMASTERL & Cd.
The State Of Soutlh CaPi'oai,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD,
BU 0. R. TU(OMIPSO,', Esq., Pr'obalo Judge.
HIINEAS, Stephen Crosby hath
Vumado0 suit to mne to gramnt him i letters
of administration of thoeostate and1( effects
of D. (. Crosby, deco Ised:
Tihese are therefore to oito aind adm mi iishl
all and singular tihe indred and~ (lcditor's
of the said D). C. Crosby, deceaed, that
they be and appear boero 1me, ill the I ourt
otL'robato, to be held at Fairfield Court
ilus, . C., on tile 29th1 day of May
nxafter publication hereof, at i
Jo'clock in thle forenoon, to showv causo, if
anyl th1ey have, wvhy tihe said admhiistra
tionl should( not heo granllted.
Giveni u1nder my)3 hand, this 14th day
(lay of May, Annoa D)omini 1877.
0. RI, T1 iJOMPSON,
may 16-txlaw2 J. P. F, C.
Winnsboi o Hotel.
HIiIE upidorsigned takes pl~easuve in
Informing his friends and the publie
that, lhe has removed to that large and
commodious l$rick Ilotel, located In the
cntre of business, wvhoro ho is preparedl
to a1ccomIlodato the publio with clean and
well furnishedl rooms, and a table sip
plied wIuh the best Shat the wiarket
affords..
IHa Intends to, deservo aIPd hop~es to
reeive thte pulic patronaige.
Janaw~'. 1877-h Prretor.
H urrah for ilaffihiloll!
GRAND SPRING OPENING,
-AT THIE
Ul y Goods, Fancy Goods, and
Millinery RIzany,
() a beautiful a(1 full lino of latest
novelties in Spring and Sumno-r
Millinery and Fancy (oods, consisting in
part of: dies', .lisses' aud Child ren''s
trimmucEd flats, Flowers, 1ijbons, Silks,
Nets, &c.
A large lot of Ladies' Collarettes.lich uhs
and other fineiy articles. Inspection of
the Ladies and public generally solicited.
We will e1leavor to !)leas(, the 1mioit fas
tilious. All we ask is that you call, anid
see for yourselves, and give us it trial.
New Spring l'rints. Centennial Stripes,
Dress (iood', Wlit (e' loods,l)rss In tprov
erIS, ('orsets Illusierv, Gloves, Notions,
Clothing, Ilats, Shoes, &e.
Agent for lRutteriel's reliable paper
patterns. Ladies', \l isses' and Children's
new patterns in storo.
GROCEIRY DEIPAITMENT,
.Juist 1lltel up with fre 1 Groceries, ('on
feet i101naries and everythin g usumally found
in a first class house of the kind.
A lot of 'urniture, Laths, Shingles, &c.
Lutb!eri low for Cash.
J. O. BOAG.
You ean flind all you want by calling
0
april lt ,T. Q. 3g3 ,fg,
LADI) BROS.
\ E have now complete(d one of
the best stocks of
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SH-O1ES.
HATS and CAP.
YANKEE NOTIONS,
CROO [ERY, &c.
IN THE COUNTY.
We wvill not be unldersold. Let us
say, lhowever, thait our' best
Calico~es are 10 cents a
y'ard. We cannot
sell them lower
uniform profit on all Goods.
GIVE US A CALL
TOt( OURi COLOLrED FRI ENDS
As you hafve always put con fi.
dence in us, we will state that you
may depend on gotting goods at a
regular eycn price.
No baits held( out to any onie,
nov 30.
IVIOR RIS' H OTEL
.anid thoroughly renovating my Hotel
fromt top to bottom, and flow havo it, in
first class ordor andl am prepared to en
te'rtain miy guests with much mor'e con
vience and comnfert than herotofore.
Oflice ont lirst floor andt Opoening on1 min
street, with dinning r*oom and sampuilO
room adjoining. Every effort will be
miadeto maike tuy guests comfortable.
./t Hotel located next door to F,
Elder's large grocery and dry good stores,
and in the~central and b usin~ess portion of
town. Charges to suit the times.
A. A. MORRIS,
april--26-tf V Proprietor,
Photographs ! Phiotographs !
(jREAT reduction in prices at the new
~.JPhotogrFaph Gallery in rear of Morris'
Hotel I am now ready for busine,-s in mv
new and spleadidly arranged Gallery and
at the following reduced rates:
Cabinets per~ dozen, $5.00.
E" " half dozen, 3.60.
Carda E dozen 3,00.
" half dozen, 2.00.
Ferrotypes, 3 for $1 00.
8ingle one 5d) eta.
("hlildrenu, invarbly4 50.
mav XA. A, win=a
JUST RECEIVED,
One car load seed Potatoes,
One " ' It Oats.
-,-ALSO,
A full lino of Plantation Hard
ware consisting of
Lay iron,
Plow Steel,
Steel Plows,
Plow Moulds,
'Spades,
1.,>vels,
TCraces,
Hains
Clevices,
Hices,
Hool
Screws
whjch will be sold low for
-CASII.
I keep constantly on hand a full
supply of
ILANTATTON and FAMILY
G- w O :'E L X T. "ls.t
I have on 1aid several brands of
first class
FERTILI7JERS
which I am prepared to sell for
Carh or on time with well approved
securities on a money basis, or with
a cotton option if partieb desire.
All parties in want of Fertilizers
will do well to call ou me bQfQre
purchasing.
F. ELDER.
feb 20 _ _ '
10 OUR~ CUSTOMERS
HO'11 arc indebted to us for PRO)VIS
IONS-rPHOSPHIATES, we would respect
fully call attention, that your billtj are duo
on or before the first of November. Wo
are depending on you for payment AT
ONCE, to enable us to ineet obligations
maido to assist you, and which are dlue at
that time.
In order for us, as well as you, to main
tain our credit, it is necessary to tacet our
promises prompltly,
Beaty, Bro.es son.
oct 12
COPARLTNERSHIP N(YT.ICE.
-0
F I HE undersigned have assoociated
.. themselves for the practice of miedi.
eine and surgery in Winnsboro an~d its
vicinity.
JNO. C. MOBLJEY, M. D.1
11. B. HANAHAN, M4. D,
jM' Ofb, kIo. 2, L~w Pange, reanf.
Court H onse. rot 1...1u
SAVE Y0 UR MONEY
-GO TO
DANNENBERG'S.
JUST RECEIVED,
L beauitifuil line of Ladies' and Gonts'
Not ions,
Hamburg Edgings and Insortions, at
7ots,, 10pts. and 121 ota, per yard.
HANDSOMEI ASSOI3TMENT OF
White and Stripod Uosiery, at all pricos,
PARASOLS, SI14( and COTTON,
Gents' Unlaundcried Shirts, Wapinntt
Mil, $12 por dozen,
Pornato Shirts, 012 per dozen,
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,
Only 121 cents por yard.
CALICOES and BLEACHINGS,
Always in groat variety.
TRY OUR BALTIMORE XAD
93EO00.
EACH PAIR WARRANTED,
Don't fail to Call on the Leader of Loy
PRICES,
DATNETERG.
april 17
l. .Fle n iten '
111EFPS constantly aw hand a fulleup.
ply of Choico F~AMILY GUOCERIES and
PL ANTATION SU1PPIES, flis stook has
recently boon reploniabod, and h~ e isnew
ready to snpply the wanta of all,
oct12
CONGIUESS STRIEETI
D
WINNSI3ORO, S. C.
NEW GOODS
U. G. 'DESPORTES'
AND
BARGAIN'S
IN
DRY UOODS,
CLOThING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WItNES,
LIQUJORS,