The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, October 18, 1877, Image 3
RlAmo.m Scmnmm-:s.--Tho follow
hig are the hours at which the trains
on the C. C. and A. R. It. pass
Winnsboro:
REGULAR PAsSENio-NioIT.
For Charlotto, 1.25, A. i.
For Augusta, 11.07, P. i.
Acco,mMODATION FREIGIT-DAY.
For Columbia, 7.36, r. m.
For Charlotte, 10.45, A. M
Now Advortisoments.
Masonic Aoting-Wn. N.
Chandler, Secretary.
Don't forgot the little bill you owe
the printer, when you soll cotton.
The following aire the prices of
cotton for the past two days:
Tuesday, 10 ; Wednesday, 10.
We are requested to state that the
Colored Baptist Association will
meet in Wiinnsboro on the 2 5th
instant, at St. Paul's church.
Nice,y Stark, a colored woman
living on Maj. T. W. Woodard's
plantation, dropped (load on the 15th
ins"t.
The regular Quarterly Conference
of the M. E. Church will be held in
this plaeo on Sunday next. Rev.
W. W. Dncan of Wofford College
will preach.
It is said that the reason there
'was no bill found in the caso of
Prince Martin for bigamy, is that
Sallic Gibson, the colored woman
'who mado afidavit soveral months
ago that sho saw tho first wedding,
swore beforo the grand jury that she
hadn't seen it. A chiang came over
I.b1 spirit of her dr'eam.
Mr. R. C. Fleming, Superinten
dent Port Royal Railroad, writes as
follows to Mr. J. F. MeMastor :
Yours of tho 12th. e:'a!t.nin
$26'.50 for the sick at Port I >vaY
caimo td1y to hand, and I now return
;n the nmue of the sick thanks for
flhiA dona.tion as well as thle box of
sundries. I on glad to sayithe sick
are all iIproving 1w, and I hope
soon may all he well.
On Mondty afternoon, two color
ed men, John Mooro and Solomon
Johnson, had a fght on Mr. Samuel
Cath car't's plaec. Johnson shot
MAfoore in the abdomion, and then
fled. It is claimed that Moore, who
is the largcr of the two, had been
threatening Johnson, and the latter
procero a pistol. Hearing this,
Moore sought Johnson, and dared
him to shoot. The laltter making no
deumnst'ation, Mooro attacked him,
wvhen Johnson shot. Ift is not known
yet whethei' the wound will be0 fatal.
Tnx BAPrIST Asc,oCIATIoN.--The
Association of the Baptist Church,
Composing portions of the counties
of Richland, Fairfield and Chester,
met at Sandy Level Church, necar
Blythewood, on Friiday, the 12th
inst. The attendance was very full,
nonboing mong others the Rov~s
W. A. Gaines, T1. W. Smith, T. W.
Mellielmmp, R. W. Sanders, A. W.
Lammar, B. F. Corley, and J. D.
Mahon. About sixty lay delegates
were p)resenlt. Dr'. S. WV. Bookhart
presided as Moderator, and Dr
John Boyd was appointed Clerk.
The usual routine business was
transacted. The Rev. Mr. Sanders
preach ed the opening sermon, and
tihe Rev. TII. W. Smith the sormion
on Charities. The Association ad.
journed on Sunday after a most
gratifying session.
THrE 19NTERITANMNT.-Romemiber
that the ladies will to-day g;iv a
dinner at the Thaspian HaImll, for the
benofit of Mount Zion College.
Tfhis evening there will be a grand
dr'amatio entertainment for the
samne purposPe, at which a vai'ied an1d
well selected programme wvill be
per'formolld. rThe ladies have ons
terod beartily into this good wvork,
and we sincerely trust their efforts
w~ill be amply rewarded. Their do-.
iiign is one of the most praiseworthy
that could have (onlisted their efforts.
Tihe civilization and pr'ogress of any
placo is mueasured by the condition
of its educational institutions, and
nowv that the crushing political lopd
has been removed from our State, a
fresh impetus should be given to
learning.
When the housekoepors of Winns
boro combine, thoro's bound to be a
first class dinner, and we can safely
recomnend their table to those who
may be visiting Winnsboro. Town
people, of course, know what to ex
pect, and wo nood say nothing to
them.
The ovoning's entertainment will of
course draw a full house, as it al
ways dos.
Tim CmCUIv CouIr.-SinCO our
last report, the following business
has boen transacted in the circuit
court :
State vs. August Vallmet., in
dicted for malicious mischief-AI
M. Mackey for defendant. Verdict
-Not uiIty, under instruction of
his Honor the presi(ling judge.
State vs. Frank Bolton, indicted
for malicious mitschief-Jno. S.
Reynolds for defendant. Verdict-.
Guilty. A motion for a now trial
was mado by the defendant's coun
sol, and, aftor argument, overruled
by his Honor.
Stato vs. John Laulion, indicted
for rape-A. M. Mackey for defend
ant. Verdict-Not guilty.
This was the last criminal caso
triod.
In the caso of Prince Martin, in
dicted for bigamy, the grand jury
returned no bill.
The grand jury made their pro
sontment, and were discharged. The
presentment contains nothing of
special interest.
On Wednesday morning the pris
oners convicted during tho term
were called into court and sentenced
as follows:
Jesso Richardson, convicted of
grand lareeny-six moniths at hard
labor in the penitentiary.
Wesley Lyles, convicted of assault
and battery-forty days in the coun
ty jail.
Hamp Miller, convicted of mali
cious mischief-six months at hard
labor in the penitentiary.
Frank Belton (a brother of the
noted Joe Belton] convicted of
malicious mischief-six months at
hard labor in tho penitentiary.
The Court of General Sessions
was then adjourned, and the Court
of Common Pleas duly opened.
Several judgments by default were
taken.
The following casos were then
tried before the jury:
John C. Rabb vs. John A. Brice
& Co., complaint for money due foi
services rendered-..A. M. Mackey
f >r plaintiff, F. J. Cameron for deN
fondlan ts. Verdict for the defendant.
Wlinnsor'o Lodge, No. 11, A. F. M.
7f HIE regular monthly communication
of this Lodge will bhohl this evening
at 7% o'cloc'.:.
WIM. N. CHIANDLER,
ot .i8 Secretary.
Et~tenQer & Edmnond,
R.cm:oND. VA
M~ANUFACTURER o f P2ortabl e annu
- - - Stationary Engines andl Boilers o
nll kindsH, Circular Saw -MIills, Grisqt Mills
Alill Ger.ing, Shtin:t.mg, Pulleys &c.
AMERICAN TURBUINE wATI;R wHEEL.
C2amer'o's Special Steam P'umps
ct Send for Catalogue.
Fire Insurance.
N'OW is the time to insure your
.LDwel lings, Barns and Gin Houses.
Amile security oflkeredl in the OLD A '1)
WELL. ESTrAHlirshlIED COMPANIES
represented atL this Agenoy.
Apply te
JAS. W. LAW.
oct 11-xtlm Insurance Agent.
JY virti o of an execution to inc dliret
edc will offer for sale before the Court
House door in Winnsboro, orn the first
Monday in November next, within the
legal hours of sale, FoR CAsHr, the fol
lowing describ)ed prorty, to wit:
Ail .that plantation or tract of land
lyig in Fairfiejld County, on waters of
Beaver Creek, containing THREE liJJNDREDm
AND FOURTEEN AoREs, inoreoOr less,. and
bo.unded by lands of Mrs. J. P. Coleman,
Miss SalIjo P. L4yles, T'. M. Lyles and
others.
ALSO,
One tract of land lying in Fairfield
county, on waters of Iocy Greek, con.
talninig ONE IUuNDJED AND REvE.NTY-THaREE
AcREs, moreoOr less, and bounded by
lands of Wesley Mayfleld, J. C. Feaster,
Estate of 11. J- Lyles, Mrs. 14, E. Means'
Isaac li.. Means and Samuel B. Clowney,
all levied on as the property of W, 8.
iAIontoith and Richard O'Neale, at the
suit of Edwin 8. Scott, survivor.
Sheriff's Office, ,. l. UF,'O
Wlnnsboro, 8. C.,
October 13, 1877.
ot 16-.+1 x9
-PFfIA1L NUTICES.
W11il You Believe It ?
WO.MAN'K IB:wr Fitn:m).-Tro rellevo thie
aching haell iurt of Womianl and0 bring joy
where torrow reitled suf'remlie, is at
mii'Hion beforo which the sm111ile.s of kingsm
dwindfile intoa utter insignifleance. 'To do
this is the peculiar provinico of Dr. J.
13radtfield's Featlo Regulator; which
from the numberless Cures it hits aiccom
plishod, is appropriately styled voman's
Best Friend. ''he distressing complaint
known as tho "whites," and the vatrious
irregularities of the womb, to which wo
nan is subject di .;ppear liko magio be
fore a single bottlo of this wonderful
compound. It is prepared by J. Brad
fivild, Aflainta, Ga., and sold ait $1.50 per
bottle by Dat. % . E. Ata-:f. Pht ysiCians
prescriboit. Its actiont is prompt, suro
and decisivo.
Tho State of South ('arolina,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
In the Probate Court.
Saimiel A. Murphy, as: Administrator, VS.
Tarleton Murphy and Otiers.
N pursuance of ia order from the
Court of Probate for Fairfield County,
made in the above stitted citse, I will offer
for satle before tho Courl lionso door in
Winnsboro, on the tfirst Monday in Novem
ber ntext, within the legal hours of salo,
atIl the right, title andl interest of Eph.
raimii M. Murphy, deceatsed, in a certain
lot of land lyilig Iti I situato inl the town
of Wiinnsboro, (!oTtatininlg onle-fifth of an
acre, more or less, it aJ embriaced w ithin
the followin;t are a. t- wit: commecing at
the south-west corner of l- nimher oto
hundred al thirty-t wo of iaid 6ownl atnd
these running south aloitg Uogres;s
streetthirty-five feet, thet cornering anl
running atright-angles to said street in
;an easterly dir--etion atbout two hutdred
and flfty-seven feet to tile track of tho
Charlotte, Cohimbita and Augusta Rail
road Company, llheni cornering and run
ning in a noherl rection atlong said
track thirty-fivoe :. 'o the southern line
of lot i'ituber sev-n y-t oy. ,thw n cornering
and rai:iiini- in a wo-tery direction atlong
the southern lin i of l.!s nmil)b,,r seventy
two anad e Iiured atud thirty-two
about two hundra;] and fifty-fivo foot, to
the beginting ints,
T.L'l.'-s OF SAL.:
One halfi casIa, the' atlatwe oin a credit
of one year. with interest from day of
sale, purehaer to give his bond Fecured
by at mitortgage of the premises sold, adki
to pay for all riecessary papers.
ALSO, FOA C%SK:
All the persoal property, cisisting of
one (old Watht anTd the uncollected
notes aid accounts belonging to the estAto
of the satid Ephrtim M. Murphy, de
ceased.
S. W. RUiFF,
Sheriff's Oflice, S. F. C.
Winisboro, S. C.,
October 9, 1877.
oct 13-tds
T11E ELEPIJANT
-HAS COME
With a Fresh Stock of Fall and
Wilter Goods,
AT THE DRY GOODS, FANCY
GOODS AND
0
M~ilinery Bazaa1r.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Etake pleasure in announcing te
our friends andl the public generally that
we aro nowv epenting the fine at and most
comaplate assortmentt of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
including Millintery and Fancy Goods in
aill the lat.ast styles anad novelties of the
season, such as atre generally foundl ina
first-nlassa Alibainery establishmnent. Fan
cy and statple Dry Goods, a beautiful
stock of newest styles of Dress Goods.
Buttons and
TRIMMINGS.
A full assortmnent of brown and bloaohedl
Musljins, Popling, Caticoes, Ging)am
G~ents' Goods, Notionas, Corsets, Gloves
Jiosiery, Bustles, Skirts, Shaawls, Cloatks, &c.
Men's atnd Boys' hots. Boots and Shoot
for Gents and Boy's. Shoes and Gatitort
for Ladies, Misses atnd Chijldron.
A FULL STOCK OF
Fresh GroeerieCs. Confectioneries, Cakes
and Craceni., Cheese, Mack orel,
Flour, Meal, L'ris;t, j. -aps,
Stareb,, 0u adles, K'aro.'onte,
(iroekery, T1i n and
*Furtnitageaudi
LUM~1BERFOR SALE~
As low as the lowvest. Call and examine
my stock and prieos.
J. 0. BOAG,
FOR S.A.LID,
r~ 3HE plantation known as the "Thomp
I.son Place," seven mailes north..west of
Winnsboro, ec,ntaining three hunidredl
and twentp.four acres, bounded by lands
of .Jamnes'.b,rner, Sr., Thomas Robertsona
and W J. Hlerron. There is a fair portion
of original, well timb.red woods on the
place, also a large body of old field pines,
the beast in the eounty. For terms &e.,
apply to.
gept 29--xi1m 3 R. A, - L wu ar
THE LATES1
BEST
ATLOWEE
HAVE Just returned from the ma
sonest, largest, and best assorted st(
the especial benefit of the citizens of
invito their attention.
To the Ladies who would have
GLOVES, LINGERIE, and the very
To the Gentlonion who would got ti
CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, BOO]
To those who are in need of goodc
varity
TABLE LINEN, HOMESPUNS
DOYLIES, CHECKS,
TOWVELS, TICKING,
BLANKETS, BLEAC.
-THESE MAY BI
S(
FULR-N
103 Save high bills by purchasing
A NEW SUI
RUSTIC WINDOW Sr.uD.s, Low in Pri
will never get out of order, and vill I
MATTI
Spring Beds, Picture Frames, Pict
Carriages.
LUN
And Shingles at Pri
REP
Neatly done at modorato Prici
UNDERTAKEID
I kop on hand a fill supply of M
and Collins of the finest finish. Alsc
RET ZAUR ANT.
HEundersigned begs leave to inform
his friends and the public generally that
the IRestaurant attached to the .Morning
Stair Saloon is open, and su1ppliod with
the hest the market affords-such as
Beefsteak, Hamu, Bonlogna Saus.ago, Qys
ters in every style, Fish, and ether deli
cacieos.
-ALSO
A full supply of the purest ".Winos,
Liquors and Larger Reer. .$r North
Carolina corn Whiskey a speoialty.
--ALSO
A wvell selcted stock of Tobacco and
Segars.
The patronage of the public is solicited.
J. GROESOHEL,
oct 14-tx3rn Proprietor.
Mount Zion V olleglato Inistitiito
THE fall session of this well
known Institute began on
Monday, August 27th.
The course of instruction
embraces Math ematicos, the
Classics, Science and the usual English
branches. Special attontion will b)e paid
ing. Pupils will receive that careful
drill in the rudimen ts which is essential
to securing a thorough education, Uilack.
board exercises willI enter largely as a
method of instruction, The college
building is comamodious and conveniently
located. The Princip lal hopes, with the
political arid material improvement of the
, tate, to sceure a liberal patronage, by
moans of which I the Instit-.te may be re
strd.te its former popularity and useful
Classical department, per session
of twenty weeks, - - $30.00
Intermediato, - - - 25.00
Primary,-- - -- ------20.00
Payment to be made quarterly in ad
vance,
, R. M. DAVIS, Principal,
aug 14-ftx6f Wirnsboro, S. C.
Executor's Notice,
ILL persons id ebted to the estate of
1Dayid H. Ruff, deceased, are request
ed to makce immediate payment to the
undersigned, aind these holding claims
against said estate are hereby notl8ed to
present the same properly attested.
A. F. RUFF,
ARRIVALS !
GOODS
'T PBICES!
-0
kot, having, selected one of the hand.
k ver brought to this place, for
Fairfield, to which I roespeotfully
the protiest styles of DRESSES,
daintiest SHOES
Call on SOL. WOLFE.
io very latest and nobblost sunits of
'S, and furnishing GOODS-,
Call on SOL. WOLFE.
of :11 kinds, Notions in great
HOSIERY,
BUTTONS,
HAMBURG EDGING,
iING, VALISES and TRUNKS:
F3OUND AT-.
)L. WOLFE'S.
[TURE,
Arrived and to arrive, con
sisting of Walnut Chambet
Suites, Painted Cottago Suites
Wardrobes, Sideboards, Safes,
Book Cases, Bureaus, Tables
R Chairs, Bedsteads, Cribs
Desks, Towel-racks, Wash,
stands, Lounges, Sofas, Hall
Stands, Hat Racks, Coat
Hooks, Corner Stands-for
Design and Workmanship Un
equaled.
AT HOME.
?PLY OF
ce, Durable and Convenient. They
ist longer than aiy other Shado.
ESSES,
ures, Brackets, Mirrors, Childron's
[BER
ces to Suit the Times,
AIRING
)s. Furniture made to order.
'S DEPARTMENT.
etalic and Rosewood Burial Cases
, a cheap stock of Coffins.
. W. Philips.
CONGRESS STUET
N
E
wO
D
WINNSBORO, 5, 0,.
*
500 L3s. NEWV YORK FACTORY
(1HEESE,.
Just at hand, and war*tanted~ to give
atisfaction.
U. G. DESPORTESe
Sept 18
SOMETHING NEW3
JCorn Whiskey, Poaeh and Ape D$ran
<ly, 'fromn Stone Mountain, Georging and
Lincoln eoun1, Virginia, ap4 jus
other gradei of Western el.Wilos
North Carolina Corn and yeWhlI
Donioptio and Imported Wines4
A Irr e t -c-ALSO
A la o toc ofbottled goods, consist.
fanmily usha Als oters Soa Water
One barrel ftev e warkc ider on drai gbt,
Coo) drinks ol aldoarip4one. Tobace
Cigars, &co.
~J, D, XcCAR LEY,