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RAILHOAD SOH EDULKs.,-The follow ing aro the hours qt yliich the trains on the C. C. and A. R. i. pass Winnboro: REoULAR PASS)NoEn-Nin-r. For Charlotte, 1.25, A. M. V4or Augusta, ' U1.07, P. m. AcgomIIjODATQ-? iEorT-DAY. For Columbia, 7.36, P. M. Vor Charlotte. 10.45, A. 5 ORlTIouS Notices. Af0thodist Church-Rov. 4. C. Walkor, 11, A. br., and 8j 1>. M. Assocjate Roformed Church-. Rev. J. M. Todd, 11 A. -m., and 81 P'. M. Presbyterian Church-Rov. C. E. Chichester, 11 A. M., and 81 1'. M. Sabbath School 41 P. '%. Prayer ANeoting, Wednesday, 54 r. hi. Epiop4l Church-- 4ev.. J. Obcar, services ov.ory Sunday oxept the 211(1 Sunday of the loy41; at 11 o'clock *. l. New Aftertipements. Blythewood Female Sominary RevA.. W. Lamar. Locals are Oxtremely scarce almost as scarco as greonbacks. We stand specially i.n no%j of the latter. We visited Ridgeway on Thursday evening, and we fIind that portion o& the county thoroughly ar0tsed, and enthusia.stic in support of the 09 -a-c -em There will be a game of .base ball fir, oni Tuesday afternoon, be I-ween the picked nine of Columbia, and the Nameless nine of WinNs boro-the samo nines that cngaigd in the recent match at Columbia. The resolutions of the Bear Creek Club i.re passed inanimously by sevouty-fivo members. Although the "Ci tizens' Ticket" has been withdrawn, we ar requested to pllacc Bear Creok on the record, as straightout and red-hot. We would request that all 'busi ness communications for Ti NEws AND HERALD be addressed either to the Winnsboro Publishing Company or simply "Editors'Nmws AND Hm ALD." Delay sometimes results from a communication's being ad dressed to one or the other of the editors personally. A Civi >v:r,-The Register of Friday contains the following: "'I'he Attorney Gnral has instituted suit augainst Thomas C. Dunn, late re ceiver of the SoQ.th Carolina Bank ftnd Trust Company, to recover the smount of his bond, wvhich is $25, 000, for failure to comply with the orders of the Circuit court in re gard to the receiver.ship. His bonidsmien, Jamecs P. Low and o.thors, have been served with copies of the comlplaint, which sets forth the gromads of delinquency on account of tihe reciyorshiip. Dunn is now .ab.ppt fron1 the State, and has boen for some timne." ?BJLYTHFyWO FMALE SEMINARY. We invite attention to the adver tisement of the B3lythewood Female Seminary, which afPeNiin Another Columln. This inistitution is one of long standiIng, and it has already won high oncomiumn from those acquainted with' itW'nbM.ts.' Within the last few months tinilprbumnonts have been madeoin the ourricuhumn and thle faculty has boon increased. The Principals are both men of culture and instructors of experience, al)d they are ably assisted. The Semi nlary is located a short distance from ,, Blythewood og tlho C. C. & A. R. H., a neighibq,rhood renowned for its * healthfulness. We bespeak for tho Sominary a-liberal patronago frqm the people of Fairflaild and the State at large. Otntim~n t * Ridgeway on ThuradtefeVening was a complete success. The pro-. * grapyne wi4# W.ll Sleoted, and the participants filled their respective roles with great~ oredit. The 'a't play was an adaptation of thlE fa., n ,. iliar old nlursery4a1 ofindrgia, TJh9 second piay iis the "uTIme Owie) Family," whic,h kepts the au 499~c in an~ uproar. In the inter? vals there wore tableaux and songs, varied witl inuical selections by the orchostra. 4 lairgo aldienco vyas in attendance. After the conclusion of the regular programme, tho young people indulgod in dancing until a very late hour. Refreshments were served during the evening at re markably reasonable rates. A. hand somo sum was realized, which will be give) to. the Hampton ifIo Guard. AFAMILY EUNIgN.--On Tuosday the 21st instant, Mrs. Rachel McMeastor celebrated her eighty fourth birthday. A rounion Qf her descendant: was )aId in honor of the event. There woro present seventy personls ill different dogrees of kindr(A, thirteen livi:g descen dants benig absent. They repro sented the well known and honored lames of MCMaster, Elliott, Thomp son, Ruff, Rosborough and Cum imings. 2 .McIastor-'s original fami ly consisted of tenl ehildren, five of whom are living--Dr. J. R. MeMas ter, Col. F. W. McMAster, Mr. G. H. McMaster, Mr. I. N. McMast%r and Mrs. 0. R. Thompson. She has forty-four grand children, twelve great grand children, soven children in law, three grand children in law and twelve step grand chil dren-a total of eighty-.ight. Mr. MeMaster still preserves great vitality, and we trust her life will be spared for years to coio, in this community of which she has so long boon a beloved and valuable mm bor. Boar Crook Hampton Democratic Club. A special mooting of this club was called on Saturday, August 18th, President E 1. Heins in the chair. Thero was a. full attendance. Se-eral now members wero enrolled. The meeting was addressed by Messrs. Heins, ,Crunipton, Grier, Kennedy, Duke, Flannigan, Nelson. Perry and others. A committoo consisting of Messrs. Henry Heins, Lewis Sharpo and W. L. Grier, was appointed to (Iraft rosolutions. They reported the following, which were unanimously adopted : RJeiolned-1st, That we condemn the "Citizens' Ticket" as one arrayed against the true cause of Domocra cy, and that we will support the DemocraCic ticket in a body. 2nd. That those resolutions he published in THE NEwS AND J-ERALD. A commnitteo wvas appointed to draft a petition for the establish meont of an elcetion p)recinct in school district no. 6. To - day being tho' anniversary of the club, the former officers were unanimously re-elected for one year. After thanks to the oflicials, who hoped that the club would always p rsevero and keep intact its form-~ e( reputation, the club adjourned to meet ag.iin on Saturday, the first day of September. E. H. HEINS, H. R. FLANNIGAN, President. Secretary, Illythewood FomBaleo Seminary. TpIflS SEMINARY is located 16 miles Lfromntheo city of Columbia, on tho C. C, & A. Rl. RU, nearlBlythowood Station (forunerly Doko). The next sessionm will bogin September 12. and continno forty.weeks. The Principals will he aided by teach ers of skill and long experience. Tfho Musical Department will be presi.. dod over b,y a (German prlofessor, graduate of a Glermean Musical College. atlF ui-thoer particulairs anid catab>gue, RF.v. A. W,. TA)JAR, or mythew,e. d . ii ',s.c.~ aug2t-2w ..A Noioto (Jreditors. SItt Tus 1%foDA-tIt Cor Tj7Hl em-ced itors holdling claims against .Lteestato of Henry T.1. Crumupton, decoised, airo regiffired -by order of this coprt to estab,hlih their deomannds beforo n)it t FaIirIiold1 (ourt Hlouso on or beor the~ first d.aiy of November next. 0. RI. 'IlOMPSON, aug 23-4w Judge of Probate. NOTIIE TO TRiESPASSEItm. T~ hereby forowarn all persons, white, blacik, D.itch, Irish or mulatto, fron hunting deer. fox, opossum or any other gamo, ishing, or trosspassing on my land mn tn way-whether fenced or not fenqed. Theo aw will be strictl enforced. July 24-tx1l'w THOMAS H. DAVIS. Shirts I Shirts Shirts I 174MSTTA Mjushin ang1 224)0 Linen, Hat $8'00. per halt dozoh. Perole and Cahico at$6.00J and *9,00 per half dozen. mar 22 J. P. .McMA RTER A-0r0r SPEIAII NOTICES. Boon to Suffeing Females. LAGRAN6, QA., Morch 29. 187(. Br(lidd <F 0,., Atlanta, Ga.-Denr Sirs: I take pleasure in st-ting that I have u.sod for the last twenty years the medi emo you aro putting up. k- nowi as Di. 13 IADIELH's FEMALE tEUiA'roji, and con sider it the best combination ever gotten together for the diseases for which it is rueCoi Menlded. I have been familiar w%vith the k,repar-itioij both as a practition. or of medicine aind in domle.4tic practico, and can honestly say that I onider it a boon to suffering females, al4 can but hl(q)o that every lady ip our lPnd. wh<4 may he suffering in any way peculiar to their sex, may be able to procure t bottle, and their sufferings may not only be re lieved, but they may be restored to health and strength. With my kin dest regards, I am, respectfully, W B. F ERREL, M. D. TAX RETURNSP MY d.cputy vill bo at thOe following .places on1 the days Ospecified, to t4ko TAX IETURtNS for the fiscal year 1877. Polls are collectable up to sixty-years.. Ridgiway, August.6th, 7th, 8th and Uth. lytwod,10th, I th Dturlham's, 13th and 14li Caldwell's Store, 17th. (Jladden's Grove, Mph. YounguesVille, " 20th and 21st. Fieasterville, 22mt and 23rd. Jenkinsvillo, .7t MOlt c.6th,' 27th t and 25th. 114110),I2th,vand 30ith hithe Oak, a 31st. The offiee at Wiunsboro will be open during.the entire Wouth. I. N. WITHERS, aug 7-tf Cgunty A4dItor. lount ion Cojieglate Institute. THR faIl session of this well knov it Instituto will open on Mon dlay, August 27th. The courso of instruction em braOes atliahematics, tho Classics, Scieuco and the usual Epoglitl branehes. Special attention will be pai4 to elocution, reading, spelling ad writ ing. Pupils will receive that careful drill in the rudim.ej;ts which is ossontiaO to sec uring a th orough eductetion, lIlack:. board exercises will enter largely as a method of instruction. The collego building is commodious and conviniently lovated. The Principal hopes, with the political an(d iviaterial improvement of the State, to setiie a liborail patronago, by means of which the Instit-.te may be re: stored to its former popularity and useful less. -TERM8: Classical department, per session of twe.ty weeks, - - $30.00 Int ermediate, - - - - 25.00 Pliiriiary, - - - - Vaymont to be nade quarterly In ad vance. It. M, IAVIS, Principal, aug 14-txtf Wiins6oro, 8. C. R. J. cCarley BRGS to call attentiont to Iis new 113 Stock of Boots and Shoes, all sizes and styles, at unprecedwntedly low prices. ALSO, An entirely new Stonk of Groceries. Sugar of all grades,Coffee, Rico, Hfominy, Meal, Soap, Starch, Soda, Pepp.or, Tetl,etc. ymxeSeedI Irish Potatoes. Choicest Isrands of F"lour. 31est Corn and Ityo Whiskey in towr. Toebacco an de 'gars, Molasses, Lard, Bacon HEams ~'Lowest market prices for casly mar I R. J. McCARLEY, ST'AT E OF SOUTI[ CAROLINA. EXECUTIVE CHIAMIBER, Cotmnra, Aueus-r 21, 18717. To the C'ommnissioners and Managers of Election for Fairfield County: WH IEREAS vacancies exist in tihe ollico of Clerik of the Court of Com men Pieas and General Sessions, and .of three County Commissioners for the tCounty ot faiurfieldl, by reason of the failure of the respective ofgteys elected thereto, to qualify within the tfilg pre scriboed by law: NO W, TIHEREFORE, you and each of you, aro hereby requaired, with s.trio. re-. gard to the provi5iohe of the Co1nsitution gp laws of the State, tonohing your du~ty in such caso, to cause an election to be held in thle said county on TUESDAY THlE 4th DAY OF SEPTVEMBER 40xt, to ftJI said vacancies. All bar roorgs and drmnkzg saloons in said county will be clopedl og sijid (lay of election, and any p)Orson, who shmall sell any intoxicating dirink in said county on that day shall be deemed guilty pf a misdemneapor, and on1 conviction thereof, shall be fneod in a Hunm not less than ONE nIUNDnED DOLLARS, or bo0 imp)risorged for a period .of not less than one mlonith nor more than six m.onths. In testimony whereof, J --A-- have hereunto set my handl, L. 8.and caused tile Groat Seah~of ___fthe 'State to be a z.ijd, ge ---Columbia, theO 21#t day of August, A. D. 1877, uind in Aho one hun~dred .ned second year of 4morlpan Indepen. donge. By the Governor : II. WADE HAMPTON. Secretary of State. aug 23-txta LAM]? (HIMNEYS$. O.d ozell Ohimeneys of~r al inds ju received, and off red at redue rates, by the de*en cr half dozen, at tb D)rug 1$tere of LL..D.W A MEN TO OUR CUSTOMERS HO-are indebted to up fqr UIROVI 'rQNS or PHO4PH ATE4, we would respect fully call att,ention, that your bills are due on or before the flrst of November. We are depending on you for p#yment AT ONCE, to elable us ip Weep 9bligatiqp made to assitt Tpu, a4 w4ijh of' due at that time. In order for us, as well as you, to main taip our credit, it is gecess;ry tp meet qur pro,iiises prqplptly. ogt 1g McMater& Aie H AVE greatly r-edieed the prioes of their HAMBURG EDGJNGS, INSE RTINQ8,, PIQUES, TRIMMINGS, INEN ]4DQINS,, 00 TON iEDXINGS, FRILLINGS, .COLLIAES, CUJFFS, Call and exawline their "lbeap ShQw Case" of '"ODDS AND ENDS." july 28 GONQRUMSS STRIE'T 1W WINNSBORO, .. Q. NEW OD8 U. G. DESPORTES'1 AND DRY 000DS, OLOTHINS$,4 J300TM AND SUHQES, WINES, LIonoUQ The Latest. Noyl OUST ARRIVE.Do. e)oautiful selection of LAwps and Canbries, in all the yew dezirablo P9o4 and Patterns. A peautifll iWO of Hamberg Edgingp, Frnq rrinmings of pll kinds. Calicogs of Lntest rtyles and a-xeely d#ed pries. A largo ssortroent of Vans, 13 ttons, and L9ions of all kind.. Call o updersiged before making rmF6lh4ceq "d y04 vQW bQ t4tisifted EATEST, B];ST 4TD 041;*.P 4)ODS are purchased qf june 9,6 SOL WOLE. Hur for Hampton ORAND SPRING OPFNING, )Diy Goods, Faliy Goods, an4 Ifilli.nery Bitzaar, - F a beautifal 'ah'ful 1 l"f ates4 novelties in rin a*4 -Sumner Millinery and Fancyoods, aosising.i, part 9f:T,adie', Xise0i' d. -Cl4dren's trinmmed Hats, Plowors, Ribboriv, S;i4os, Nets, &-e. A large Jot.of Jadics' Collartten,Fichus and other fancy articles. InspeIon of the Ladies .nd public generally solicited. - We will endeavor to p1o Ah0 pkq8 t fa tidious. All we ask isthat you. cal, aU see for yourselves, and give .us'a triftl. Nev Sprin Prints. ,enteiiiqlptripos, Dress QMs, AVhite Gob-s,Dross' -iprov era, Corsets : If(ijery, '014.9 Ntiods' Clothing, Hats, Fho,.&v-. Ago4t for Buteriok'n rolIable p14" patterms. Ladies', Missep' 0144i now pAttorns jnator. . GROCERY DEPA"T - Just filled up with f.roli Qro'cerfo, - feetionaries and everything XMIu1) (1AI in a first class liCRSo' of(th6 kind, A lot of Furniture, Laths; Shigles & -- Lumber k9w for Caish. . - J. 0. BOAG. You can find Ail yAW want by e44f$n D11 187 and 1Do , e etie gadaean t lery, Guns, Bas ieon and Steel. Sad.. diery and 9addlery Hardware, firank# Btandard lbeides, STATE AGENTS e. for the celebrated 14afiho" * ricp4J Plow A FU~TLL LXIJ of Agrio4iltural Implepaents ad theiels, STATE AGENTS? for the Tredege~r Herse Anat Melo Shoo whieh have been ree ly i'mnpov'od, an4 we now offer theni to thotrad's, lithaars faction.- . OUI NTIRE~ STOCKR~ Is now full' pnd comnpite, Wwfo [ v leavite the attentiop of t4o al Thdj .,t4? All ordeys shall roqeiyo prompt und oa.r.of,ulptLtotip. J.E ADO*JR &r 00., 127 and 1t39, Ieetirngi4treet. aug 1t ix Agtt 40.0 Charleston, S. O - TAN RETUAg. Govwry Armit~on's Onroi/. '' WippJbr, . O, July 11i' 18. O.~ N and after this date, fl11th insiant, xabrlo Jro oftO.&reqti All personsg between the gges of t.eity. no and sixty years are tiW t !AX, and niust make retrp oppULy After the 3lat of ~ g >enalty of fifty pei' e4fft. -~*J~d4dt ho taxabje property of. all omake retur'nh svihini~h pobr,i lnk ienrns can belitad e - h i Q B O. P7 W I T H t~ o uy J2--xtd .91 11 *Wjpt ERSKINE OLEE atur21-1m8. u.