The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 28, 1877, Image 3
'~OLt'dI ;,1 .111.;. I
R1uulo.I.m SenJs.-The follow
ing are the hours at which the trains
-on the C. C. and A. 11. t. pass
W1innsboro:
RLOUI A): PASsE";No:a--Nmn:tt.
For Charlotte, 1.25, A. M.
For Augusta, 11.07, v. at.
1 oommoDATFIoN Fi";iwwt'r-.-DaY.
F!or Columblial,7., ..
Fur ('harlotte. 1.0.45, A. M.
New Advortisenents.
Corunty Convention-Jno. 1rat
ton, Chairmn111.
The inmarket at ltidgeway has
t)co l fii11he d, anld, having ai cupola
and hJell, il quit an or'nament to the
town.
A counterfeit Ithoutsand dollar bill
is sail to be alloat ; and wo an
nou1nce to our readers that we will
refiso ill )ills of that dlnoinilation
in payment of s11)5ciption1.
We understan(1 that a substantial
brilge Will 1)e throwin across the
cut it the jinction of Broad Street
and Fifth Ae.('ue i the town of
Ridgeway. ''lhis will add mtucli to 1
the colvelience of clircili goers aind
the cit.izens gen erally.
Attention is directed to the call
for a Dl)eiocratie county convention,
to take place on the 14th day of
July. It in highly important that
all the clubs sen~d full delegations.
'ihio electionl will probably take
place early in August.
Di:xr., Noi'i:.--Dr. Isaiah Simp
son, Surgeon )entlist, Cluirlotte
.N. C., respectfully informs the citi
zcns and public generally that le
will visit Winnsboro professionally,
on the 2thi day of Juno, and remain
ten days or tw(o weeks. Please call
early and save coifnfusilon at. the last.
Teeth extracted without pain.
Satisifactioni gllrialrateed.
June 23--frx2w 0
EXCURIsON TO AoUs''A.--An ex
clrsion trailn w\ill leave Chairlotte at
t:30. p. n., on ihe 3d of July, reach
ing Augusta at 7 o'clock on the
morniuing of the Ihtli. Retr:rning, it
will leave Aingusta at 8:30, p. m.
Price of t ickefs, for the rouuid trip,
ax floiN)ws: : Fr om (harlot t e. .3.00 :
fromu CJheter (:82.5.0; fr'omi Co). unial
>82.00;( fromu all p)ointis betwveen
fare from1 Winnsboro will b)e 82.50.
T.lhis~ e)xcursion is cxpeted tot be a
very pleasant affair, and wvill doubt
1less ho -lrgely attende.d. 'There
will be a grandl parando of the milita
ry anld firemen01 in Augu11sta 0nth
'th oi July. Tickets may be pro,.
Curled from' Mr. WV. B. Creigt
TH'IE rTUEATR~IteALls.--.Ani unusually
largo audience witnesse4~d the
thecatricals at the Thespian Hal11
on1 Tuellsday niight. JIt was1 peOrhaps
110 largest gathecring of the seasoni.
The exhibition was altogether a
vecry creditable one-.the tableaux
aind plays being all finely rendered
The comic dnet, ".Polly Ihopkins,"
was par1ticularly Iino, anid brought
dlown the huouse. Judging from the
sizo of the audience, we hiavo 1no
doubt qulite at handsomne sum1 was
realized. The net proceeds will be
donated to0 tihe Gordon iighut In fan
try, to aidl tihe corps in1 procuring
uiniformis.
We are pleased to note the gr'eat
iipirovements in1 the staigo arranillge
mnuts of the haill. Newv ourtains
have beenI aldded1, and tihe stage has
boon1 maitde inI evor'y way betteri fitted
f'or the renidition of plays of different
kinds. This sconery was all painted
aInd ariranged by Mriis. C. Ladd, to
whoso enterprise the public are ins'
-debted for the lolesanlt Uhcatrical
,ontertainmen ts already given.
Tmui F~so' SOHEDULE.-The rapidi
ty with which tihe trains no0w run irs
illstraltod by the case of hwo
passengers from *Wilmington who
recently stolpped at Ridlgeway--..0on0
ha ft a ly anfd the other a gentleman.
The lady thought at times the cars
were galloping after each otheri, and
after holding on with might anid
main for some miles concluded to
take refuge in tears-and woipt the
balainoe of the~ way. The reontloman
yio is a pr 'fan person, immOdiate
y after the train got. under way
ccai.e \ry Selvet in his liiguiatge
m11d spiritual in his feelings-hold
ing his broatih and then like a pmr
poise spurting it out with a terrilic
smddenness and inhaling again as if
ho was very donbtful whether he
sihoull over be able to get a lung
ful again ! And ais fhe fell off the
train at the depot with a thud (the
train does not stop) and lie found
himself on terra /irma, forgetting
the dangers ho had seen, ho ex
claimed "1)ang it--don't she run !"
Ti: CIuRCUIT Couw r.-The follow
ing is a synopsis of the business dis
posed of by the circuit court this
week, in addition to that already
roprted .
State vs. Charles Young, indicted
for assault withi a concealed deadly
weapn, and assault and battery
A. M. Mackey for defelant. Ver
diet-Not guilty.
State vs. Daniel Adams, indictad
or assault w itlh intent to ravish
Verdict-Guil.v.
Tle prisoers convicted "were
sentenced as follows :
Charles Clark, burglary and lar
c fny, one year at hard iabor in jthe
pClitel tiary.
Thomas Smith, grand lareei .
live years at hard labor .in the
peniteni tiary.
Priuiiis Buggs, grand larceny.
seven years at hard labor in the
pCliiten liary.
Joseph Starke, grand lareeny, five
years at hard labor in the peniten
tiary.
Waring Stars e, grand larceny
seven years at hard labor in th(
)oitentiary.
1)niel Ajladas, assault with intent
to ravish, twenty-live years at hard
libor in the penitentiary.
All the business ready for trial at
the term having been disposed of.
the court adjourned till the third
Monday in Octobei next.
The following is the presentment
of the grand jury:
'") the -laocrable T. J. .MaZcr/,
'resilinq; Judge .
The grand jury for Fairfield
county for June term, 1877, beg
leave most respectfully to submit
the following presentment:
We recomimcnd that the old
school certificates now in the hands
of the cour ty treasurer be cancelled
with a puinh such as is used for the
cnneellationl of checks in the Winns
horo National bank.
We furt her r'ecommiend that the
June and the October term of 'oi
sh all1 be changed to July and No
vemberwi, as Juine and October arc
generally the busiest months with:
t1he farmer.
In taking leave of your Honor,
the grand jury cordially thank you
for thme patient and able manner in
which they have been instructed by
you in the discharge of th~eir' duties
and also for the uniform kilianose
and courtesy that have chiaracter'ized
your Intercourse with them.
Respectfully sub)mitted,
S. R. JOHNSTON,
Foumx
COUNTY CONVETNTION.
r1 1 Demneratic County Club or Fair
- Iiield is hiteeby called, to mueet at tin
court-house in Winnrsboro, on Saturday
thue fourteenth day of .July, 1877. at elevem
o'clock(, a. mn. Each subhordina ti
Club is4 entitled to send five delegatets
Tlhe presidents: of the dliffIerent Clubs ar<
reqired to commiuuict. this nlotico t(
their seve.ral Cl ubs w ithont delay.
By order of the D)emocratic County
Executive CJomunittee.
JNO. B3RATrTON,
JNO. t3. ltEYNoLus, (Chairmaan,
Soereta ry.
June 28-xj2w
Merchant Tailoring.
J E undi~ersignedu informs the citizen:
of Winnsbaro and the county generally
that ho has opened a TJailoring Establish
mnt, in the store next t~o Mr. J. Clendin
ing'i. lie is prepiaredl to (10 all kinds 0
work in hiis line at short notice and or
reasionabule( termsR. A full line of samples
kept constantly on hand, fromi whicl
e1 ustomrs nmyV makae select ions. Spocia
attenition given to GUTT'I'NO.
fob 2-t x~mi W. G. RWOHE.
A'ne Piano, made by one of the lead
ing mnanufacturiersi of the Uro'e
Statos. The instrument has a comp: Bs 0
sevon and~ one-third octaves, anu i*
lnnishod wvith all the latcst improvemontu.
It, can lbe bought at a great reduction
from retail pricoe.
Apply at the office of Tnsux Nvw .AN
T IInAL.
hune 2:-tt'
SAVE YOUR MONEY
.-GO TO
D ANNE NB E R (S
J"UST RECEIVED,
bLauctiful line of Ialdieis' and cents'
Notions.
Iamburg Edginxgs end Jauertions, at
7uts, l0ets. and 12.1 ets, per yard.
HAN)SOME ASSORTMENT OF
White and Striped Hosiery, at all prices.
PARASOLS, BILK and COTTON.
(ents' Unland(1ried shirts, Wamnista
Mills, $12 per dozen.
Percale Shirts, 812 per dozen.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS,
Only 12., cents per yard.
CALICOES and ]3LEACIINGS,
Always in great variety,
TRY OUR BALTIMORE MADE
I5]&3CO 31E-51.
EACH PAIR WARRANTED.
)ou't fail to Call on the Leader of Low
PRICES,
DANNIENIBERG.
april 17
SOETHIG NEW.
T Snave just received someW very rine (l~d
..Corn Wh'Jiskey,.1-eh and Aj pple 11b-an..
dy, "fromt Stono Mloaunin. G~eorgia, anid
ot her grades of 4,Western By2 Wh'iskeys,
NorthI Carolina (. orni and Ifye 'Vh iskeys,
D~omiestic and linpjorted Wines aund
liranidies.
. ALSO
A laeC stock ofI bo~ttld giods, consist.
ju of C'hampai~gne, I a2Ler (her, for
finuiily 's e. Ales. Porters. Htodal Wauter &c1.
- )One barrel freshi Newark <ider on d raughit.
(Cool i tinlks o ll drip5Lijiiclns. To'ba1co,
Cigars, &c.
J, I). MIcCA lR LEY,
mai1y 3 P'roprietor.
JUST ARRIVED.
beauntiful~ eloection fLan anid
A beauitifu in o of Ibunbuiirg Edlgin~gs,
land Triings of all kinds. Calicoes of
laetstyles and1(1at greatly reduced prices.
A large assortmen1t of Fans, Buttons,
Combs, and1( notionis of all kinds.
Call onI unfderSignedi~ beforo making
your puirchiases and you will be satislled
thait th
LATEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
GOODS aro purchased of
SOL. WOLFE.
junO 26
F~ants I 1Fans~ I Fans~ I
,large stock of Fana just in.
. L J. F. McM IASTER & CO.
JT.TST '.F.;?2
A FULL STO
SUM MER
WHICH WE ARE 8]
BEST PIRINTS, 12 YARDS FO
WHITE PIQUES, 121 CENTS 1
AL ]I~]D .. ]~ T] O'~
VERY C
-AL
FRESH PRUNES, 10 CEN
FRESH TOMATOES, 20 a
NICE FRESH PICKLES,
AND ALL OTHER
BR fOMA,
(IIOCOLATE,
SEA
GA IRDEN
--VERY
I..L a r1 ir
ShOES A l
Ho4-m1
.A&.LIa ]
PLEASE CALL AND :
may, 14
NOTICE!
--0
Einfondi to gradlually change our
S'tock 1o Groeries, IUeavy Dry~ Goods,
Ifoots, Shoes, andl all good5 nieeded on1
W e there1'fore offer al fancy goods, such
as
E dgings,
R ibblons,
Jacon1et, and Swiss,
Alpjacea,
Lace I Iandkerieifs,
Cassiiners
FLine Gloves,
Scar fs,
and all other goods of -this character at and
B3ELOW COST.
If you want iniy kind of Fancy Notions,
gieus a call. 'Theli prico shail s'uit you
for tho
--CASH.
LADD BROS.
juno 19
Established 1859.
OHARLES MULLER
T1118 roemoved to tho store next to Francois
Gorig's.
W~fATCHIES, Clooks and Jowolry r&
pai rod, and eatisfaction guaranteed
to everybody.
Th'loso indelbted to : mo for wvork on
jewolry will pleaso piay at once, for
Halmptoni Is Elcted4.
~OkARLES MULLER.
Ich ..ti
[MXI & CO.
JEI~V~ED,
CK OF NICE
GOODS,
LLING VERY LOW.
R A DOLLAR.
YARD.
13 +-'R~ GOOQD
PHEAP.
30
TS A POUND.
id 25 CENTS A CAN.
)OLD BY THE DOZEN.
iOODS VERY CHEAP.
L?OAM,
FLAVORING
EXTRACTS, ETC.
-0
SEEDS,
CHEAP.
ATD c I
[D BOOTS.
-.0
F3 ~F) TT-]ITS
OF-.
EE.I'.TI~tH
EE FOR YOURSELF.
LOOK!
NEW GOODSS
E havo just, reccived aI stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER
prinits of the biest brands at 8& conts.
41--4 Camborics at 10 cents.
Centennuial Stripes at 12) cents.
A fall Stock of Shirlings, heetings and
Drilling at low ilgarues.
CLOTHING I CLOTHING 11I
We havo just receiv'ed a largo and comn
pilate stock of Spring and Summer Cloth
thing wh~ich we wiill sell as cea~p as any
HATS! HLATS ! HATS 1!
Gents' and Youths' Folt and Strawv Hatsq of
all kinds andc alt any price.
CASSIMERESI! CASSIME~IfES I I
We havo just received a full stock of Casai
nmerss from the Charlottesvillo Mills.
-ALSO
Tw~ieeds, Cottonades, J eans, etc.
J. F. M~claster & Co.
IIEEPS constatitly on biana a fu'llaup.,
ply of Olholeo FAMILY GRlOEIE844
.PLANTATION SUP'PLIES. .isatock has
recently boon replenished, and heo is now
ready to supply the wanLta cd aJL