The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 15, 1877, Image 3
IAI.ROA ScuEDuL.s.,-The follow
ing aro the hours at which the trains
on the C. C. and A. 1 , 1. pass
Winnsboro:
REOULAU PAssENoEI*-.NlOl(T.
For Charlotte, 1.25, A. M.
For Augusta, 11.07, P. wr,
AccOMMODATION FREioT--DA):.
For Columbia, 7.36, r. x.
For Charlotte, 10,45, A. m
New Advortisemonts.
Notice-R. L. Dannonberg.
Shoriff's Sale-S. W. Run', S. F.C.
Cotton is coming in town slowly.
It sells for 9 to 94 cents.
A party went door hunting in
Longtown last week, and ljr. .1. W.
Ollovor killed a buck.
In the absence of the pastor, at
Horeb church, there will be no
service in the Presbyterian church
to-morrow.
Professor Schmitt is still in
Winnsboro, giving lessons in music.
Those desiring instructions will do
well to Ongago his services.
Watereo Creek was impassable
several days this week by reason of
the recent rains. Several monster
sturgeon caught in the crook were
brought to Winnsboro and sold.
Y. M. C. A.-The regular month
ly meting of the Young Men's
Christian Association will ho hold
on %onday evening, at 8 o'clock, ib4
the Presbyterian church.
There will be a grand miss mot
ing at this place on the 29th inst.,
in the intorost of t4o "Liberian
Exodus Association." June Mobley,
commissioner for the fourth congres
sional district, will make a speech.
Tho Fire Engino Company was
out for practico on Thursday after
noon. As usual, the engino was
found to bo in excellent condition.
ut there's only a poor showing for
the boys at a fire, There's no
water.
DENTAL NOTIE.-Dr. Isaiah Simp.
fon, Surgeon Dentist, Chrlotte, N,
C., respectfully informs the citizens
and public generally that he will
visit Winnsboro, S. C., profossion.
illy, on the 24th day of September,
and remain ten or fifteen days,
Call early and save confusion at the
last. Teeth extracted without pain.
Terms Cash. Satisfaction guaran
toed. Swy*
SUanAY SCOOL Picxrc.-The offi
cors and teachers of Scion Presby,
terian Sunday School, of this place,
proposo having a basket pien~ic for
the childron of the school and thoir
friends, ont next Friday, the 21st
inst. The parents and friends are
r'equestod to take duo notice and
govern themselves accordingly, in
the matter of provisions.
The first number of the Southern
lJclwew, published at Charleston, is
before us. The publisher claims it
to be "a weekly journal, devoted to
the interests of Judaism and humani
ty, art, science, litorature and gene
ral information." Taking this first
number as a criterion, the IIebrew
will be an interesting and popular
journal. We wish the publisher all
success in his ente;prise.
HYMENEAL.-The Episcopal church
in Chester 1"as fi.lled to its utmost
on Thursday evening last, to
witness the marriage of Mr. James
Q. Davis, of Fairfield, and Miss
Rebecca 1.agan, daughter of Maj.
James Pagan. The chureh had
boen most tastefully decorated and
tlhe chance! was hung with graceful
festoons. The ceremony, which was
performed by the Roy. Josiah Obear
Qf this place, was most impressive,
We wish Mr. Davis and his charm.
ing young bridq lone. life and
unalloyed happiness.
ANoTHER CoxR1|oTrON.-oOrge
Smith, who announced the election
from the pulpit of thme African
Methodist chur'ch, 1equests us, to
say that he did so simply in pursu
ance of the genoral practice of the
ehurch. lHe says a written notice
was handed him, signod by -JoQ
Tbiorxpson, and calling orn all Re
publicans to be at the polbi on clec
tion day. Ile further states that lic
took no part in the election, and did
not voko.
PoMONA QRANE.-A Pomona
Grange was :organized at Whin
boro Qi ThVlurday last, ,with the
following officors:
Worthy AXastcr-J. S. Connor.
Vorthy Oversoor-Jino. B. Davis.
Worthy Lecturer-Jno. Bratton.
Worthy Stoward-T. W. Wood
ward.
Worthy Assistant Stoward-,
Thomas B. McKinstry.
Worthy Sccrotary--James Pagan.
Worthy Treasurer-W. E Aiken.
Worthy Gate-Keepor--N. C.
Robertsi.
BAsr BALL.-The Register ol
Friday gives the following account
of a game of base ball played at
Columbia between the Columbia
and the Jacksw.'a Crock club :
It was gonerally believed upon
the stroots yesterday that the
Winnsboro boys had coio do.NY1
again to try their skill with thc
ball and bat with our own skillfull
nine, and quite a crowd assombled
to witnoss the contest, which took
place at the garrison grounds iij the
afternoon. It turned out, however,
that the stranger club had coma
from Jackson's Creek, and not from
Winnsboro, as had been anticipated;
whlich fact, as soon as it )ecamje
goneral!y known, .soinewhat abited
the interest felt in the contest. The
Jackson Crock club, a fino body of
young fellows, who were handsome
ly uniformed, jumpod into the ring
at the hour appointed, and did some11
fine playing, but qfter hot strife
were defeated fairly and squarely by
the Columbia boys, by a score of 20
to 11. Several hundred males were
)resent and a few ladies graced the
occasion. Lieutenant Batos, of the
United States army, acted the part
of unilire, and gavo general satis
faction (as he always does to con
tonding parties) to botl clubs by
his fair and impartial rulings. Tho
strangers played well, and will
doubtless gracefully admit a decided
defeat. Winnsboro . will have to
snd her picked nine down to
Columbia, after all, before it can be
decided "which is which" aud "wbc
is who."
MLI,rrAny PRIZES.-Wo learn from
the Columbia Reyiter that the coin
mitteo appointed to make arraiqgp
nlents for militory priz;es, to be coi
tended for at the Stbte fair in No,
vember, have decided to restrict the
list of contestants to South Carolinv
companics, The committeo havc
agreed upon the following points:
1st. To offer a prize of $200 for
the best drilled infantry company ini
the State, and a prize of $100 for
the Second best compjany ; p)rovided
that not less than throe comupanie
contest for them.
2d. A pr'ize of $100 for cavalry,
and one of the samne amount for ar
tillery ; provided that not less thar
two comnpanlics of each of thos<
arms of service coniten~d for thm.
3d. The minimum number of mnou
allowved to infantry and eavalry to b<
thirty -two, 'exclusive of commis
aio nod officers and sergeants;i fo:
artillerytwenity-eighit men, exclu,
sive of commissioned officers anc
sergeants, for a battery of foum
pieces.
4th. The drill of infantry and
cavalry to include thme "school of th<
soldier" and the "school of the com
pany" in single rank ; for artillor'
to include the "school of the soldie,
dismounted," excluding "manual o:
the sabre" and "manual of the pis
tol." The drhill in~ all arms of th<
service to be according to Upton'i
tactics.
5th. Each company to be drille(
by its own officers in such move
ments and such portions of th<
manual as the judges may direct.
6th. The judges to be selecte<
from persons familiar witlh Upton'i
tactics.
7th. The artillery drill to be re
stricted to such movements as cai
be performed without horses. Al
companies of this arm desiring t<
do so can use the battery of fou:
pieces belonging to the Columbii
Flying Artillery, thus saving the ox
p)ense of transportinig their owi
guns.
8th. All prizes to be in monoy.
.lythewvoodj Female Semninary
FpHIS SEMINARY is located 16 mnilci
..from the city of Columbia, on th4
3. C. & A. R. RI., near Blythowvood Statiom
(formefly Doko).
The next session wvill bogin Septembm
12, and continue forty wooks.
Tho Prlnci pals will be aided by toeh
era of skill and long experience.
The Musical Department will be proni
dod ever by a Gorman professop, graduat4
of a German Mutsical College.
For further particulars and e4talogm;e
address
RF.V. A. W. TjAMAR, or,
Paiop. W. S. DURH AM,
iythewood P. O.,, C. C. & A. U, 10., 8, C
anu ersn,
8PEC1AL NOTICEN.
A Most Excellent Remedy,
ATIANTA, GA., March 12, 1870.
1 have examined tho recipo of Br .(I.
1101(1's Fematc Regulator, and from 113
knowledge of the ingredients, believo it a
lost excellent medicino, and well suited
to that clas of diseases designated. I
havo no hesitation in advising its uso, and
con0dently recommond it to the pulmio.
JOEL BRANHAM, 11. D.
sept I1I 2w
D. R. FLENNIKEN
] IEEPS constantly or. hand a 'ullsup
ply of Choice FAMILY GROCEFES and
PLANTATrION SUPPLIES. His stock has
recently been repleiished, and ho is nloN
ready to supply the wants of all.
oct12
The Latest Novelties
JUST ARRIVED.
beautiful selection of Lawns ani
Cambrivs, in aill the now doHirable Color.
and Patterns.
A beautiful line of Hamburg EtlUings
and Trimmingsii of all kinds. Calicoes c
latest styles and at greatly reduced priou .
A large assortment of Fans, Buttons
Combs, and notiois of all kindt.
Call on undersigned before makinp
your purchases and you will be satistied
that the
LATiEST, BST AND CHEAPES'
GOODS are purchased of
j1ie2O SQL. WOLFE.
J. CLENDINING,
Bot and. Shoo Matnufgletlirer,
WINNSBOQRO, S3. C.
.THlE undersigned re
spectfully annio unces to th
Scitizens of Fairfield that h1
has removed his Boot an.
Shoe Manufactory to one door b)elow Mr
C. Muller's. I am prepared to manufactur
- 'll styles of work in a substantial an.
rorkmanliko manner, out of thme veory bies
materials, and at prices fully as low as th
same goods can be manufactured for at th
North. or olsoewhere. I keep constantly 01
handl a g.ood Stock of Sole and Uppe
Leather, Slhoo Findings &c., which will b
sold at reasonable prices. JRopairin1
promplltly attended to. Terms strictly Cash
p*- riod Hides bought.
oct 12 J. CL~ENDINTING.
13'7 and 139, Meetling Street,
CHAR1LESTON, S. C.
HA JOLESALE dealers in Foreigmi
and Domestic Hardware and( Cut
lory, Guns, liar Ironi arid Steel. Sad
dIlory and Saddlery llardwvare, Fairbanks
Standard Scales.
STATE AGENTS
for the colobratod Farmer's Fricni
A FULL LINI
of Agricultural Implements and Stools.
STATE AGEdNTS
for the Trodegar Horse and Mule Shoos,
wvhich have boon recently imiprovod, ani
weo now offer thorn to tlie trade withi satis
faction.
OUR ENTIRE STOCJ(
is nowv IMll anld comp1leto, to wh h wes
Invite the aittenlton of the F11ll Trafo.
Je All orders shall recolvo iirompt
and careful Qttenltlon.
J. E. ADGER & CO.,
13l7 and 1$9, Me'eting Stcot,
anu11hx annoot do lasz 8. 0.
THO.S. R O1BERTSON,
Attornoy at Law
AND TRIAL JUSTICE.
/7t-14 All business entrusted to him in
cither capacity will receivo prompt atten
tion
Oftlico on Wasbington stroct, one door
east of Wiinnsboro Hotel
II. A . 0 ,i% .i-i n. J No . S . h :Y N o .ls.
GAILLARD & nEYNOLDS,
ATI'TORNEYS AT LAW
NO. 3 hA W RANGE.
A. H. MACKEY,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Xo. 1, .irw ]YANuE,
Wiiisboro, S. C.
/7T Special ittentionl paid to the sipeedy
colleclion of claims. Will practice in all
the c.i>rts of this Stato and the United
sates.
NOTICE!
\AVE iltend to gradually change onr
Stock to -oroceries, Ileavy I)ry Goods,
Boots. Shoes, anild all goodls neoded on
plantaLtions".
Wo therefore offer all fancy goods, such
Edgings,
Voilings,
1Mlbonls,
Jaconet and Swiss,
Alpacca,
Laote 1iandkrchiefs,
(assi meres,
Fine Gloves,
Collars,
Cun1fl's,
id all other goods of this character at and
BELOW COST.
If you want any kind of Fancy Notions,
give us a call. The price shall siit yol
for tho
-r-CASI.
LADD BROS.
june_19
McMaster & Bice
-I~AVEl greatly rodueo4 the prios of
their
HAMBURG EDG.i.NGS,
INSERTINGS,
L ACES,
PTIUES,
LINEN EDGINGOS,
COTTON EDGINGS,
FRLILLINGS,
COLLARS,
CUJFS,
TIES, &c.
Call and examine their "Cheap Show
Case" of
"ODDS AND ENDS."
july 28
Established 1850
CHARLES MULLE~R
hlas rtood to the store next to Francis
Oorig's.
'A TA CHE8E, Clocks and Jewelry re
vpairedl, and satisfaction guaranteeod
to overybody.
Thoso indebted to lame for work en
jewelry will ploss pay at once,, fo
CBARLES MUi
feb 3-tf
DONNOR & CRANDLER
CALL atteition to. theok. ul STOC,.
Watches, Clocks, Gold and Silven
Watch Chains, Brooches, Ear
rings, Studs, Collar and
Sleeve Buttons, Plain
and Fancy Rings,
Solid Silver
and Plated
Castors,
S p 0 0 n 1,
Forks, Napkin
11ings., Goblets,
(Otps, Butter Knives,
Butter Dishes, &c. Specta
cles, Cutlery, Ijanfl>s, Lanterns,
Glass and Crockery Ware, Vases
U'oilotto Seti and China Toa Sets
-ALSO
Machine Needles and Springs.
3owing Machines repaired, clea4
Xhd adjustpd.
aug 23,
L O OK!
1*-TEW 3OOn2
NEW GOOR1}?
W E have just received a stock of
P1UNG AND SUMER'
pripts of the best brands at 8} centst
4-4 Cqip.rict at 10 cents.
Cpntenuial Stripes at 121 cents.
A full Stock of Shirtings, Shootings an4
Drilling at low figures.
COTHTIIING I CI4OTJAING I I
W lvo just rcoived a large aid com
plet,e stock of Spring and Snimner Cloth
tling whi6h we will sol as chOap as AAJ
One.
HATS ! HATS I HATS I I
eits' and Youths' Felt and Straw Hats of
all kinds and at any price.
CASSIMERE~S I CASSTIEIlES I
We have just received a full tock of CassjI
uierst from the Charlo Losvillo Mills.
-ALSO,
Tweeds, Cottonades, Jeans, eto,
J. F. MciMaster & Co.
FINE Pale Sherry Wino, fine W. 0.
Seuppecrnonig Wine, fine old 1Porto
Port Wino, fine imported Claro$ Wijno,
For table uso -
ALSO,
Fino artlieo dry Soupponong Wino,
Otard's & Co. genuine Cognac Brandy,
pure N., C, Alplo Brandy, ~he jo. Stono
dountain (Georgia) Corn afhskoy, puro
N. (I. Sweet Mash (Corl Whiskiey, hij
Cabinet Rye-the best whiskey in town,
and a full stock of all other good Liquors.
Also, the pelobrated Ixndian Pale Alo'
fresh Lager- and Swoeot Sparkling Cider on4
draught. TJlfo largest and best selectei(
stock of Havana Cigars and Cigarettes'ig
town, ]Bickwvell's genuine smokipg To,
bacco, Messmna Oranges and Lemons for
ale low for cash by
ju' ne2 F..W.HIABENIOBT.
SOMETHING NEW,
I~have just recivod some very fine 014
JCorn Whiskey, P?each and Apple )Jran,
dyr, '.fromn Stone Mountain, Georgia, an4.
Lincoln county, Virginia, and various
other grades of Westorn Rye WVhiskeys4
North Carolina Earn anid Rye Whsekeys'
Domes~tic apid Izppprted Wipc p44
--ALSO
A 'argo stock of bottled geqds, ooniste
nm g ,of Champagne, Lager Beer, fdv
family uso, Ales, Pnrtors, Sod a Wator &o,
One barrel fresh Newark Cidier on drmaugpt
Cool drinks oL all dosoriptions, Toke9pg
Cigars, &e.
-AT Oun Hous.-,
J, D. McCAR LEY,
'w9 ~Proprietor.
Best is Cheap eat ,
NEW WI1LLCOX & GIB.
Silent Sowing Machine.
Latest Invention, Produoing Marvolous
Results..
petitso,ad[AIC8i h oh aet o wt
Itandhi h goinducemenofed '
ihroad, tlief Ma i tr ?les,ozpo, t,wo~
DuyMa tine the World WIf,t
'Manag0.
'rite by Postal Card for PrJ e ist, LIst
of Oflees &o,
WILLCOX & GIBBS S. AC 0.
(Cor, Bond 8t.) 668 Broadway, N, Y