The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 01, 1877, Image 3
RAILlROAD SCHEDULE.-The follow
ing are the hours at which the trains
on the C. C. and A. R. R. pass
Winnsboro:
REoULAR PASSENOEn-NIoIIT.
For Charlotto, 1.25, A. M.
For Augusta, 11.07, r. u.
AocoMMODATION FIREIGHT-DAY.
For Columbia, 7.36, r. r.
For Charlotte. 10.45, A. M
Helipious Notices.
Baptist Church--Rov. T. W.
ATollichamp, 11 o'clock, A. M.
Associate Reformed Church
Rev. J. M. Todd, 11 A, At., and 8
r. M,
Presbyterian Church-Rev. C. E.
Chichester, 11 A. M., and 8 r. m.
Sabbath School 4J r. m. Prayer
Meeting, Wednesday, 5; r. r.
Episcopal Church--Rev. J. Obear,
services every Sunday ex-,pt the
2nd Sunday of the month: at 11
'clockE A, bj.
New Advertisements.
Now Goods-,R. L. D,1nnonb3 rg
Notice-I. N. Withers, County
Auditor.
Gordon Light Infantry-R. M.
Huoy, Secretary.
PERsON.\L.-Col. Richard C. Watt,
of Laurens, aido-do-camp to Gov,.
ernor Hampton, paid a visit to
Winnsboro on Thursday.
A large rattle-snako was killed on
the plantation of Dr. S,. W. Book
hart, near Blythewood, on the 28th
uit. It measured five foot in longth
and nine inches in cireuminference,
,And had nine rattles and a buttoLl.
NEW GoODS.-Mr. R. L. Dannen-,
berg has just received a new stock
of goods in his line, and be invites
a call from his customers and the
public generally. Those goods have
been selected with special regard
to the wants of this market, and an
examination of thom will repay
buyers for their trouble. Read the
.advertisement *
The Chester and Union Narrow Gaugg
Railroact.
We learn that the preliminary
survey for the propose,i Cbpstor and
Union Narrow Gauge 11ilroad .has
been completod. A report with
estimates was si'uitted to the
corporators of the road at the
grand barbocue and meeting which
took place on thme 25th, at Lock
hart's Shoals, on .Broad river.
About one thousand people were
there assemblod, to discuss the
prospects of the road and to devise
ways and means for building it.
Judge Mackay made one of his hap
piost speeches, giving a full state
ment of the many advantages of the
narrow gauge system, and its per
foct adaptibility to the wants of our
people. Ho demonstrated con
clusively that, by adopting the
three foot gauge for all cross lines,
and by using convict labor in buildu
ing them, a railroad may be easily
constructed by any coranunity that
really needs it. Short and very
effective addresses were delivered
by Major RI. W. Shand of Union,
Dr, A, II. Dayoga, and W. H. Hiw,
din of Chester. About $15,000 was
subscribed at once, and such pledges
were given as insure the amount
necessary to secure th echartor
a.nd the speedy construction of the
road The survey was made by
Capt. C. S. Dwight, Chief Engineer
of the c0hoster & Loenoir 11ailroad.'
Why cannot Fairfield haye built
through her territory the proposed
narrow gauge railroad from Chester
to Georgetown, via Camden and
Suinter ? Lot our people keep the
mnatter in mind. Fairfield must act,
and that soon, if she would keep her
.aigient rank amongst her sister
.counties.
MEANING OF AMJN.-,-.4 correspond
ent, writing from Lacon, Ill., seunds
the following anecdote of a boy's
attempt at defining:'
During the last winter there was
a religious interest at Vamna, Ill.
The pastor of the Methodist church,
the Rev. Mr. Deming, was in the
habit of holding daily a ol4Ldren's
sneeting, at whieb the boys ,and
girls stopped for a few mone0sts oia
their way from school. .In order to
interest and instruct thel children,
topics. Ono day ho asked the
moaning Qf "Amon." No pne an
sworod.
"Yoiu have often," said the clorgy
man, 6heard the brethren say
'Amon ! Amon I' while some one
w ts praying. What did they mean ?
If any one knows lot hin) hold up
his hand."
Up jumpod a little follow, so
eager to answer as not to wait for
recognition. "I know !" ho called
out. "It iuoans A-urry up am yet
throuUh /"
Thore was an audible smile, and
many of the elders, we have no
doubt, felt that the definition would
be very useful if it could be gener
ally cce)ted, and "Ainan" i1sed to
shorton long prayors.
Attention I Gordon Light In
fantry.
A TTEND the regular meeting of your
. corps this evening at 8:30
o'clock. sharp. A full attendaneo is re
(le.st(d, as business of impor.tance will be
considered. Members who have not
signed the Constitution will come pro
parod to do so,
R. M. HUEY,
aug 1-t1 Secretary.
NO(TICE 4
r HE Board of Equalization for Fairfield
couty will meet in the office of the
Couity Auditor, at Winnsboro, on Tiues
(ay, the 11th Sept mber, 1877, and con
tinug in session until the property as
exhibited by the returns shall have been
equalized.
I. N. WITHERS,
sep 1--xtt'l County Auditor.
ESKINE COLLEGE,
DUE WEST, S. C.
NE of the oldest institutions in the
iate. Established in 1839. Locality
ren6rkably healthy. Faculty complete.
Session opens October 1st.. closes July 3.4.
Terns $175 for the ontiro scholastic 3 ear,
including board and tuitio'n.
W. M. GRIER,
iug 21-x1 in President.
LIVER
CUR E.
HAT is more common or distrrssing
W than a billious attack? Who is not
familiar with the wail known symptoms ?
Oppression aoross the stomaeh and chest,
lowy spirits, restlessness, gloominiess of
mind, weakness, dull . headache, dirty,
greaay apparanan of the skin, yollow
tinge of the whites of the dyes, loss of
appetite, atid costiveness. Simmons'
Hepatic Compoun)d will cure you.
Is mild and gentle in it-i actoin. It
removes the bile from the whole system
It gives tone and strength to the whole
frame. It gives the Liver a healthy
charactor, .4nd restores the sinking and
drooping body to health and strength.
This medicine has been tried by thous
ands and n.ever found wanting. Under
its influmeneo the ince will have the bloom
of health, the eye its lustre, the brain its
power. It will invigorate the feeble, and
prove the greatest lessinag to those who
suffer.
'Try it for yourselv,es and you will re
commend it,
-ron saL,E BY
W. E. AIREN,
MoMAsTR & BiREn,
Winnsboro, S. C.
RI, W. IEncon & Co.,
Woodward's, S. C
DOWSE & MOISE, Proprietors,
aug 28-2w Charlenton, S. C.
EL. J. MVcCarley
J3EGS to cal1 attention to his new
Stock of Boots and Shoes, all sizes
and styles, at unprcedentedly low prices.
ALSO,
An entirely newv Stock of Groceries.
Sugar of all g rades,Coffee, Rico, Homiiny',
Meal, 8oap, kStarch, Sodla,Pepper, Tea,oto.
Fin1o Seed Irish Potatoes.
Choicest B3ranmds of Flour..
Best Corn and Ilyo Whiskey in town.
Tobacco anid Cigars, Molassos, Lard,
Bacon Uanas 49 Iowest market prices
for cash
mar E., J. MoCAIILEY.
WVines, Liquors, Tobacco, &C .
INE Pa,lo Sherry WVino, fine bi. C,
.Scuppernong Wine, fine old Porte
Port Wino, $no imported Olaret Wijno,
For tebl.ouse"
ALSO,
Fine artiole dry Souppernong Wimne,
Otard's & Co. genuine Cognac Brandy,
pure N. C, Apple Brandy, cho'ice 8.tono
Mountain (Georgia) Corn Whiskey, pure
N. (I. Sweet Mash Corn Whiskey, My
Cabinet Rye-the best whisisey in town,
and a full stock o.f al) .other good Liquors.
Also, the celebrated Indian Palo Ale,
fresh Lager amnd Sweet Sparkling Cider on
draught. The ltargest and best selected
stock of Havana Cigars and Cigarettes in
town, BIlackwell's genuino Smoking To
bacco, Messina Oranges and Le,mons for
sale low for cash by
june J2 F. WV. HIABENICIIT.
Shirts 1 ShIrts I Shirtsl
WA AMSUTTA Muslin ad 2200 Liven
VIat $8.00 per half dozont,
Percale and Calice at$o.O0 and $0, 00 por
half dozen.
,nta 22J. ?, MoMA.STun & ren
NEW
DANNEI
FULL LINE OF
GENTS', YOUTM
LARGE ASSO]
CALICOES, BLEACJINGS, SEA
--A
ID , W 3IV 3ET -I%T
BEAUTIFUL
GENTS' AND BOYS' 1UfATS, LA:
-A'
LARGJEST 8
TAUNKS IN TIEBO]
PRI(
Call and sce my new STOCK OF G
you, both in pricco And quality.
Real
T. L-. IDA
Septembcr 1-tx1n
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
rXECUTIV, CHAMBER,
CotULu~Ii AUoUS-r 21, 18'77.
To tho Commilssioners and Managers of
Election for Fairhield County:
W~ HIEREAS vacancies oxist in the
VYoffice of Clerk of the Court of Comn
aion Pleas and General Sessions, and of
three County Comnmissioners for the
County of Fairfieid, by reason of the
failure of. the respseative officers clo.ated
thereto, to qualiy within the time pre
scribod by law:
NOW, THEREFORE, you and each of
you, arc hereby required, with strict ro
gatrd to the provisions of the Constitution
and lawvs of the State, touching your tluty
is such ease, to ctause an election to be
held in the said county on TUESPAY
TH[E 4th DAY OF SEPTE'MBER~ next, to
fill said vacancies. All bar rooms and
drinking saloons in said county will bo
closed on said day of election, and any*
person who shall sell any intoxicating
drink in said county oni that day shall be0
deemed guilty of a maisdomean~or. and
on conviction thereof, shall be flno.d in a
sum not loss than ONE HIUNDRED~ DOLLARs,
or be imprisoned for a period of not loss
than one month nor more than six months.
In testimony wvherrof, I
~--~have hereunto set nmy hand,
L. S.~ and caused .the Great Seal of
the 'State to be affie.d, at
-- Columbia, the 21st day of
August, A. D. 1877, and in
tho.ono0 hundred anid accond
year of Au1erican .Indepen
donco.
Ily the Governor :
R. M Sm, 1ADE H AMPTON.
Secretary of State.
aug 23 -txta
Blythewood Femnale Seminary.
tTMHIS SEMINARY is located 16 miles
.1from th9 city of Coluinbia, on the
3. C. & A. 11. R , near Blythewood Station
(formerly Doko).
The nex.t session will begin September
12, and continue forty weeks.
The Principals will be aided by to4oh.
ers of skill and Jong experience.
The Musical Dep)artmecnt wlJJ be 1resI
ded over by a Geriman professor, grad ante
of a Gernman Musical College.
For further j>articulars and catalogue,
address
Rnv. A. W. LAMAR, or,
PnoF. W. 8. DU14HAM,
Bllythewoeod P. O., C. C. & A, I. R., S, J,
aug 26-2w
.DUE WEST FEMALB OOLLETGJE.
XZT college year.opens October let.
LPaeulty same as Ias.t year-foll.
First-class teachers of mtsU,dra 1o, and4
pnting. Location reti re4 and heflby.
Tuition and board, 1601 ll'' ful and
washi.ng, for clleg y r, $17 12xtras
at r'easonable rat. Fo oirculAr senld
to .I. BONNER, President,
Auouer lst, 1877- Di4 es, 8, 0.
ana 21.-x6%. ..
QOODS
FBERG'S.
AND BOYS'
CLOTHING.
(TMENT OF
ISLANDS, AND HOM9SPUNS:
B 3EL .3ir ms,
3TYLES OF
DIES' AND GENT' NOTIONS,
r
TOCK OF
O. JEANS AT ALL
IES.
OODS, and I asiro you to pleast
)OCtfully,
ONQRESS STREE'Il
E
G
0
0
WINNSBORO, 6, C.
NEW GOODS~
U. G. DESPORITES'
AND
BARGAIWS
DRY QOODS,
OLOTHING,
1DOOTS AND SHOES
WVINES,
LIQUORS
feb 3Ec.Ee
FUR~NITUR E,
OhT I$D~ $hjdb Pioturo r!aimes
Bingles.
Ue econoray by buying the best, and
bi.y where you can get the cheap&st.
april 26 1$. W, PHILDJPS.
ANNUA L MEETIN. ,,
QFFIoE CoUbiTY CO,MMlssIoltBRnw
Winnsboro, 8. . Aug., 2 'I77,
Fpii H annual meoetipg of the Board o,
.o. Coun Commhissioners will be held
en Tuesday, the 4th September asx e
required b .'aw. All rATonal hIinf
3Iajms an accoufnto ag he oont
will had ijt the santefo examination
and audit on ok bef4te the 1st September,
Infde abe& th~a be acted upon ai
Hurah for amipton!
GRAND SPRING OPENING,
-AT THFr
Ply Goods, Fancy Goods, an4
Millinery Bazaar,
O F a beautiful and full line of latp44
novelties in Spring and Bunimer
Millinery and Fancy Goods, consisting in
part of:'Ladios', Misses' and Children's
trimmed H1ats, Flowers, 4ibJbons, Silks,
Nots, &c.
A large lot of Ladies' Collareftes,Fichns
pnd other fancy articles. Inspection of
the Ladies and public generally solicited.
We will edeavorto please the Iost fas
tidious. All we ask is that you call, and
see for yourseves, and give 4s a trial.
New Spring Prints. Centennial Stripos,
Dress Goods, Whito Goodw, Dress Improv
prs, Corsets :Hosiery, Gloves, 1otionu
Clothing, IIats, Shoes, &c.
Agent for 13uttorick's reliable papo
patterns. Ladies', Misse' a4d C:&NJ ron'
,ew patterns in store.
(1QCERY DIPARTMNT,
Just filled up with fro h Groceries, Cori
feetionaries and everything usually found
in a first class house' of the kind.
A lot of Furniture, Laths, Shingles, &c.
,Lumber low for Cash.
J. 0. BOAG.
You ca4 flad all yqu want by caling
on
april 14 X,c o. rg,
J. E. Ager & Co.,
137 ad 139, Meeting Sti-eot,
CHARLhTSTON, S. 0.
W HO0LESALE dealerq in Foreign
and Domestic liardware n#4d Gut,
lery, Guns, Bar Iron and Steel. Had
dlery and Saddlery Hardware, Fairbanks'
Staidard Scales.
STATE AGENTS
for the celebrated Farmer's Friend
Plow
A FULL LINE
of Agricultural Implements and Stools..
ST4TJE AGENTS
for the Tredegar Horse ind Mule Shoes,
which have been recontly improved, and
we now .er th,em to the trado wit4 Etis?
faC;on.
OUR ENTIRU STOCK
is now full and complete, to which wo
invite the attention of the.Fall Trado.
XO- All orders .shoall receiyo pronpt
and careful attonton. .
J. E . ADGEQR A CO.,
137 and 139, Meeting Street,
aug 11 tx augoet deo Charleston, S. C.
McMaster & Bricm
HAVE~ greatly reduced the prioes of
their
HIAMB3URG EDG.i.NGS,
INSERTINGS,
LACES,
PIQUES,
TRIMMVINGS,
COTTON EDGINGS,
A?RILLINGS,
4cOLLAIRS,
CUFJ1FS,
Call and examine their "Cheap Blow
Case" of
"ODDS AN]? ENDP."
july 28
Moiunt Zion Volleglate Institute.
THE1i fall sessio.n of this well
known Institute baigan og
Monday, August 27th.
Tfhe course of instruction
embraces Mathematien, the
Classics, Scienco jsnd the usual English
branches. Speeial attention will be paid
to elocution, readhing, spelling and Wyrit-.
ing Pupils will recivo that careful
d1rill in the yi;diments wvhinh is essential
to scnying a.thorough education, B)ack,
board czeroises will enter largely as a
method of instruction. The college
building is comimodious and conveniently
looet.d.. The Principal hopes, with the.
politicaland material imprqoemost I of ha
ta,tosecure a liberal patronag,e, by
means of which the Institate nuiy be re
stored to It# fofsce peyai, p ef
ness.
TEJWS :
Classicaj departmenty por aessfes
of twenty weeks, - 08.O
Intermie4iate, ,
Purmary, - . , ,
Pay;n.nt to be moade quartes-Ii
vance.
aug 621 lLtt -Winn,r r, .r