The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, July 31, 1877, Image 3
RAI,HOAD SCIDU,Es. "The -follow-;
ing arc tho hours aV which 'tho trains
on the C. "C. Und :A. -I. - R.: -pass
\Wiisboro:
REOUtAn* PAssENdR--l.1GIT.
For Charlotto, 1.25 , A. M.
For Augusta, 11.07, 1. M.
ACo0MoDA'roN PEItruHT-DAY.
Fo C'oluhia, 7.36, p. At.
1 For -Charlotte. 10.45, A. Xi
A'prgs -of matter has crowded
out several items:of local intordst.
Reneinber "Married -Life" at the
TheApian Hall to-night.
.-Mr. James Germany died on
MIoddy norning at -his residence
near .Winnsboro, after a long
illne6s.
- Squire James Aiken of this coun
ty died last wook, after An illness -of
only a few hours. - Ho had for
many years boon An older' in Salem
- church, and-was -widely known and
respoected.
'hfrs. RMbort Cathcart died at the
residence of -her nephpw, r..klor,
Esq.,ii Winnsboro on Sunday at
thoe-xtiVe"wo 1go of iiinety yeCl.
She was ainative of Ireland, but had
resided in this 'county for mnmy
years. Late in life she married Mr.
;.Robert Catlert, befng his second
"w4fo, and she 8urvivdd him I thirty
yeivrs. During her entire lifo she
htdd ocarcely had aoweek's sickness
and her death was the remult of fail
ing vitality. Heor funeral services
were conducted - by the 'Rev. -C.
E. Chichestor, in the absence of the
* ev. Mr. Todd, and 11h-or remains
were interred, in tho presence of
numerous relu'tives and friends, - in
the burial grorund of the Associate
Reformed 6iturbh Where - she lirid
Nworshipped for. many years.
- COUNTY POLITICS.
.A Woi-d to, the People of Fairfiold
Why the MRegular Ticket shdUld >be
supported.
.Jij, 27t'i., 1877.
jlessrs. -Yidit ors :
Allow inc space in your columns
to express a few thoughts that
have occurred to me with regard to
the contest for 'clek of the court.
',We in this benighted pbrtion of the
county were greatly surprised, on
receiving last week's NEWS AND HErn
..ALD, to idisoever that we have a
-"Citizeng' Ticket," in old Fair field,
in -opposi'tion'-othe regular nomi
necs of the conty Convention.
~The motive for this 'nomination we
cannb.see ; but the frui.t .of -it, if
persisted in, vill be the 'disorgani.
zation of our party for years to come.
No I we wvill not say .thn.t, for -we
have toomuch faithi in that organi.,.
:zation thali.lddius ogi to victory last
November. :T'he advocates of'-the
"Citizens' Ticket" may allege 'that
wve were defeated last November, but
I say no. .Why this election now ?
*Simply b)ecause the Democracy was
so thorogghly *mrganized .that the
clerk of-court and county commis
sioners elected couldinet .givo bond..
-All we have to do in this case is to
pursue the same 'course of action
The Republicans will have no cans
:didate in the field ,from ..thait fact.
Captain Clowvnoy could give a bond,
but lhe is-not their 'ecandidato, nor
will he be. We know him too well,
Messrs. Editors. When he says he
- will not serve if elected by Repubs.
lican votes, .we know that he means
it. If he didl not say it himself;his
friends said so "f or '-him. 'There
ends the matter, for we knowv him
too well to believe for a moment
that he will suffecr himself to' be
.made the tool of a few dissatisfied
.men, who are not pleased with the
enotion of the convention. What cau
. be the .*objection -to the regular
-nominee ? None that we can see. He
is a per,fet'gentleman, in every roE
epeet, and fully .compbtent to dis.
'charge 'the diities of clerk of court
\We would sky .to thie.gentlemen who
have .nominatedl , the "Citizens'
Ticket". that they .ccupy an unen
viable position. -They aen.as much
.bound to support the regular.nomi
:nee as if they .had niomimed .him
directly by their own votes.; ifor
.they were fully..r0presente.d.intflao
-convention ; where, after, the i,ballot
was taken .and . Mr. Kerr was 'de
-lared the choice of. the Convedtion,
~on motion of Mr. 'Huey,"one - f
*Captain Clowney's strongest sup -
.porters, Mr. Kerr's nioriination i-was
,.wade unanimous. In the name of
eflod then, what, could they ask
* inore.?
11idato Captailn Clowney (th whom
there IS not a llore high touned -veii
tlimn-mi the eminty) was not tho
choice of the Domoorney of Fairfield.
hoero s(!I*fSevOral aspirants for tho
olh< whoso claims were urgod by
their fricuds in that t1rrib/c cucus
that we hear so muitch about. Sup
poso tho friends of thoso gentlemen
who - woro dofoated, woro to put
s:ucli of their men ia the fiold 'for
alerk,-lainug him with somei-t promi
nent Replublican as has - -ben (10110
on thO "Citizens'Ticket"; what would
bo tho consequenco '? Tho dis.rmr1Y
Lion, disorganization' and defeat 'of
the Domocracy. Messrs. Elditors,
this is a serious matter. 'Gentle.
mon should lay down all prejutdico
rnl.personll fcoling ill this colliost,
ild say, t'wh't mattors it to uts who
is clerk of Fairfield so long as he is
the choice of the Domoeracy." They
might add, t"VOn, "I would ilave pr'
forred Mr '-', aid So, or COpinl
this, or Colonel that, but ia 1majority
:)f my1' friends (an1d we are all friends,
tie "Citizens' Ticket' to the con
Crary niotwithstaniding") prefor Mr.
Kerr, and a1s that is the cas3e we wil
itick to him, till 11e is duly qualified
is clerk of the court." -We have no
ersonal.foling in this matter and
wo would have 11s boartily filp.
,wrted Captain Clowney, hadv he
)CO11 th'lloomillee, as wo now pro
)ose to Support Mr. Kerr. Gentle
non supporters of the "Citizens'
Iicket. do not do our mutual friend
";Ilptail Clowney the great injusticc
-o foreo h against his foolings aid
>cttor judgment into ia false position,
I posit'.0n that ho does not desire
6iid does not see.
As standard bearer of th
'Citirens' Ticket, wero h1 sno
'Ossful J,o could only succord in
-,ho defeat of his old friend Mr.
Korr, the regular nominee of the
D)emocratic party. I - have done.
hopo the calhn Judgment of the
ramers of the "Citizens' 'TVieket"
nty prevail, and that they vill with
traw their ticket.
SToIro1-r.
LIVER
, AURC
I of I
fow years agto it wpi3s(dim&,nvredi to. be
a certain ('ure for Dyspepsial and Liver
!1tiplainlt. Dysim-pticni mad1(e- knownl to
,heir friends how asi y and quiel-ly they
ind been cured by its u8. The .great
norits of Si,min's IIepatic Copouid
)Came110 heralded throigh the Couitry
)y 0110 s11 ferer to anot.hler, until
vithout alvelrt.i.4iig, its sale iats b0come
mimense. Druggists in every town in the
Jnited States are solling i. No person
uflering with sour Iomach,sick|heade ch,
estiveness, pailitation of thle heart, indoi
eostion,' low spirits, etc., canl take two
loses without relief,. and one it. often
F"or 81a10 at wvholesal and .rrtaiil by
---roi 8A.ux uv
W~innisboro, S. C.
R. WM. . Buez & (Co..
W~(odwa'sl(, S. C
.)DOW-IE & MOISE, l'rop)rieltors,
jlyJ 1-2w ~ C'harliston, S. C.
McMaster & Brice
1111. greatly reductted the p)rices of
heir
EIAMBIURG EDGINGS,
INSER~TIN
LA.ES,
PIQUES,
TRTIMMINGS,
-INEN EDGINGS,
COTTON EDGINGS,
FRILLINGS,
-COL2LARtS,
CUFFS,
.TIES, &c.|
aoll and uexaminie their TiUhen-.p A3how
.Case" of
."ODDS AND ENDS."
July g8
hirts:I Shirts~1 Shirts I
AldAUTTA M.uuslin alnd 2200.Linen,
at $8.00, per half dozen.
Percale and Calico at$6l.00 and $9,00 per
alf dozen,
.ma 22 . J. F. MoMASTE~R & CoL
8PE01AL NOTIEN.
Do You Want Health ?*
Win Wiu. Yi. DI. ? - Death, or N hat ;i
Worst, is ilt inl(evititle result, of conn-tr
ui e1d n1 n f p1si( 11 ith Ilmenlstrtit Itow. It
is at condition whic lishould not be .t0-if1-d
With, 11mm1edliate relief im tho0 orliv Sal"
guard against const itutionail ruiln. In all
calses of' sui ppressiml, susp-Efiiol or other
irregiularity of* "couirses,' Dr. J. Brirad
fiel's Feititle Regulator is tho (.!y. ;..-e
reline(V. It acts by giving toiv to the
nerv1o011 centres, improving ailt thet blood
ItIl dut (.ri1 ill inlg directly to the orgals of
nr1nst ruat lon. It is it logitillito pro
Kcription, alk4t (ihe ilost intelligeni I )o -
tors us it. Propared by J. Jirlid lie-l
Atlaft, ht . $1 .50 per bottle, a l for
sile by )ic. W. E. Ala-iN.
ju!y 31- 2w
IVORRS' HOTEL.
Shave jutit finiib2d. paint'g, papering
.L- anld thor-ouly1I reniovating my.N 1104te*
roim l top to l 'otI it o, an"id low havo. it ink
first elawss order l13141 a1 prvpAvd to en
triam illy glusts wvith mucilr Von)
vili'ce wnid emliffert thiin (r.torIe,
oll firsi floor and14 openlinlg onl Iainl
stree, with dinninl roola n;.d su-pio
rP)0111 ad4joiliilg. Every effort vill Ibo
maule Ao mnake my gm-stk comfortable
.2:1' lotel lontl(ed next door. to., 1.
Eldvr's large grocery and dry good stores,
litiull tile central aitild ) usiness portion of
iown. Chmges to suit the tiiies.
A. A. MORI.S,
_pril .2" i PropIr i etr.
CLOSING :OUT
My Fntire Spi'ing and Slu r
-S TO '
Dry Goods, Clothiig, &c,
AT AND BELOW COST,
To Mako loom for Fall and
.Miner Goods.
R, L. Dannenberg,
'july 211
The11 State oft Sout;h (arolinau,
CC UNTY Or' (CHEdiTrnf.
Co rt, Of C01niin10n Pleas,
Danicl Hall, Plaintiil, against WVil..
liami 5. llall, Levi Stti'i tr.ti Sat mual
Hecidelberger, C'onaters unHder the
lirmt nmo of' Stein ' Co., Jfenjamin
Whitely, Calvin Whitely, Lemnef P.
TIownisend andi John 1'. Bmandlon, Co.
-partnersr undetrit1he firm nme of Whitely
Bre. Co., Jon L. Sietl, Anidrew1 J
Singleton uanid.Johnl 1F. Heflten, Copart
norls, underi the firm name of Sichecl,
Singleton &. Co., D ef'endanits.
-Copy Sum monus. For rel ief. Com lint
not Servc(d.
To thie Decfendlants abovo niulad:
'OU AIt] ElEEY$IJUMONED) and
.- . req pairedt to answer the !omiphlint
inl this action, .which is tiled, Jn the offico
of the .lerk of Commion Pleas, or. the sidt
couni.ty, . and to~ .seriv( .a . oply otf ytr
anfl51 tio thceanid compllainlt on (lie'subl
scr'ibers,atlI. teir ofitee., No. (6, Law..lbaiige,
Winneboro, South Carolina, wtithin twen
ty days jitter the service hereof', excflusive
of the day of such servitce- and1( if' you fail
to anlsIvor the !omlintit. withuin tlue Limo
appilly to tho Court for4 he refliofdemian.dod
in the complaint.
Dted~ 1(th July, A. D. 1.377.
M.1CA NTS & D)OUGL Ass,
To the Defendants, coml piosing the firms
of Stein & Co., W hitely, hiro. & Co. anduu
Sickel, Singleton & C'o.
Take notice that tho coimplainit referred
to in tho summunons in this notion (of
'whichl summiiions the foregoing is a copy)
was Ilied ini the office of the Clerk -of 'tho
Courtsof Commnon~ Pleaus at Choster, in tho
Count-y of Chester irr. the .State .of South
Carolina, on the 16th da.ty of July.
MeCANTS & DOUGLASS,
july 17-tl 1x6; V laintiff's Attorneys.
NOTICJE TIO TRiJSP1ASSERJs.
Ilerby forewarn all persons, whIte,
ibo,,Dtch, .Irih or! muhutio,' fronm
hun.tln g door', fOx,-,opossuml ,or any other
game, fishing, or tresspasing on my land
in any way--whether foeed.or not fenced.
Thoe law will ho strictly enforced.
July [4-1='HMA S H, nAVro.
CONGRESS STREET
E
G
0
D
WINNSBORO, S. C.
NICWN GOODS
AT
U. G, ESPORTES'
AND
BARGAINS
)RY G00,1)
CLOTI ING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
WINES,
LIQUORS,
Etc., Etc.
Best is Gheapest
NJEW WILLcOX & (jBj,
A'UTGNIATC U
Silent Sewing Machine,
r-atest InVeniti,n, TProducig. lVarvelons
Results.
Its 1rpa9ing merIt pile's m. -hyond au com
pilit ionl. ;11i a rtkes i 1t!4 (!h :ch vi!st., tl vIt h
s1:11nilcg lt.1 1arge- i(1114Tmet1 s WfTerel by
s1llrs of uoisy, Imral-rumntig, roublesome, two.
f- br"i t.nN\,mchies
On1ly Machine in tho World wicl,
Automatic Features, all(i
wvi(th no0 Tenlsionl to
M111aage.
Write by .ostal card for Price List, List
of Oics, &c.
WIILLCOX & G [U118- S. N. CO.
(Cor. Bond St.) 658 Broadway, N. Y
ONE gr111 of the genuine .Jrown
'i indlsor.Soa p.
Twnn)Itysflvyo.d(ozena ssaorted Soaps,Lt the
D)rug Storeof1
Established 1859.
CJJARLES MULLER
Hasr remnoved1 to the store -nex.t to Francis
Gerig'sm.
ACE,Clocks and Jowo,fry re
paird, ad utisfaction guatraniteed
to ey'orybody.
.'Thos indlebtedi to me for work Qon
j ewelry y"ill please pay at once, for
Thampton is 1< lected.
fb3-fCHARLES MULLER.
PR. J. MdCarley
T~ IM(S to callh atention. to his~ new
.J. St ockc of Enoots and N1hocs,1 allsie
anud stlyleso, at unhprcedenteldly low prices.
ALSO,
An entirely now Stock of GIrocorics.
Sugar of all gradlos,cctee, Rliac, lHominiy,
All U.opI), sta1rch, Soda.Po~pper, onrc, eto.
Chioietcf. BVranda.of, Flour.
JTest!Cornm and lye *Whiskey in town.
TIobaccoo and Cigtars, .Molausses, Laird,
lhacon, lHams &o Lowest mrkot priece
for cash
-inar11. J. McCARLEY..
PROF, N. 80[MI'T,
Piano, Molodeon and.Organ Tuney,
238 Main Street, --Columbira,S. C.
T AVJNG an expecriencosof- thirty-fivo
L,.y(qars -in , tuning - and1 rarIng
Pianos,1.Molceons, Organs and other
MU!lonl InstrnnentM, bcth in Tiropo and
A.aorica, is enabled to guaraintee satisfac.
tion, or make no chargo. Hie lha the
highest recommendations .from Schools
and colleges in the United StMa.
July. 18-ti..
NOTICE101
-po --.0 --!--C
"4k to .Groceries, .11ieavy Dry: toods,
3()()S. Shoes, and all go'ods ne'oded Q,.
ln tat io Ins.
We thert-foro of'fr Atli fi,ucy goods, autilh
Edgings,
V'eilings,
JR ibbons,
. Jaconet and Swiss,
. Alpacca,
Lace:o IHandkerchiefs,
Cassinores,
ine0 Glove,s,
- -Collars,
, Cuffs,
.Scar(s,
id all other goods of tlris'ehfraterat .rid
BELOW: COST.
If you want any hind of Fanicy'Notion,s,
ive u A call. Th,c iprice shall 2$1it you
lor thel,
- -CASH.
LADD BROS.
]'--T=V\7 I')002 S
IaO QJ.1!
NEW GOODS L4
W E havo juRt recIcived a stock of
SPRING AND SUMALMERl
prints .of the bCst'. hrands - at,.M cents.
41 C ami,ric at.1 - t onts.
Centennial Sitripes at l'2A onts.
A. fuill Stock of Shivtings, Sheqtings,and
Brilling at low 1igures.
CLOTHING ! CLOTHIING.!
We havo just received a large rand comn
plete stock of Spring uand Summer Cloth
t-hing.which we will scll as cheap as any
onle.
RATS ! 1R1ATS ! ! HATS 1!
Gehnts' and1 Youths' Folt andStr.W Rats of
all kinds 01nd at any p.rice.
CASSIMERES !Ef .CASSIflIERES U
Wo have just received a full stock ofOCasai
mer*s fromx theo C;harlottesville Mifll.
* -ALSO
Tweeuds,. Cottonades, Jeans, etc.
I F. MVcMaster & Co.
F U RNIT~UR E,
i.T INI,.OW Shads,;Pcturo'Framefj,
.I Childrer s. Cax'iagesu, Lumber pnd
Shingles.
JUto econoray by buying the bo.t, arg1
bu:, whoero you, can get. the cheapest,
april. 26 - R. W. PHIIPS.
MIerchant TaiIoting.
1III u.den'sigrnda 'iuforia -the 'citizens
>f Winnaboro and the otintyg.generally,
Jhat he has opened a.TJaIlorng - stablis..
rnentjri the atore next .to bir. J. Olendln..
ing's. :* He Is,prepared. to do all kinds .f
vorln his line at -short notice and! op
reaaonablo terms. A full line of samples
kept conhtozntly :en1 )and, .froi -whio.h
minatomers may make selectIdIls. : Spee i
rtterntion given to OU'{TING.
feb 24-txm , 'W, tOn 1y.r