The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, January 10, 1878, Image 3
LOCAL ITEMS.
RAILROAD SCH1EDULES.-The follow.
ing table shows the hours at which
the trains on the C. C. & A. R. R.
reach Winnsboro:
DAY PASsENOER.
For Charlotto...........1.57, P. m.
For Augusta............4.19, P. m.
NIGHT PASE,NMER.
For Augusta. .........12.52, A. M.
For Charlotte...... ....2.55, A. M.
Now Advertisements.
Bank Roport-T. K. Elliott,
Cashier.
Wednesday was tho most dis
agrooablo day of the season-bitter
cold and constantly rainy.
MASONIC ELEOrIox.-At a regular
communication of Ridgeway Lodge,
No. 30, A. F. M., hold on the 19th
of December, 1877, the following
officers wore elected to serve for
the onsuing Masonic year:
T. E. Cloud, W M.
P. M. Sponce, S. W.
J. W. Coloman, J. W.
Dr. John Boyd, Treasurer.
W. W. McQuftrters. Secretary.
P. C. Mollichamp, S. D.
F. M. L. Duke, J. D.
Samuel Lauion, Stewards.
E. W. Ollovor, S
Thomas Arledge, Tiler.
HOMrE-RAISED TROUT.-The Charlos.
ton News and Courier of the 7th
inst. has the following
A gontloman not wholly uncou
nected with the Secretary of State's
office, spent one day of his Christ
nas holidays with Hon. Thos. W.
Woodward, of Newberry, and on
that occasion partook of a trout
weighing six and one-quarter
pounds which was raised by his
host in his private fish -pond. It is
strictly in order now for Mr.
Woodward to rise and explain what
lie knows about pisciculture.
This is all true, except in one
very important particular. Major
Woodward lives in Fairfield, and
we are unwilling for Newberry to
have him. Nor is it necessary for
the Mtajor "to rise and explaini
what he knows about pisciculture ;"
for this lie has already dono in his
admirable ossay delivered at the
summor meeting of ,the State
Grange in Anderson last year, and
since published in full in Tim NEws
AND hERALD and other newspapers
in the State. But the associate
editor of this paper wvill ever have
among the regrets of his life that
he didn't accept the Major's cordial
invitation to go and partake of that
same six-pounder.
The Concert.
Tuesday evening, the time fixed
for the concert in aid of the Gordon
Light Infantry, wvas a most disa..
greeable one. The day had boon in
tensely cold, with a slight fall of
snow, and though the clouds clear
ed away at one time, yet they soon
gathered again, -and by seven
* o'clock the evening was almost as
unpleasant as it could be. At all
events it was a most unp)ropitious
one for the coming entertainment.
Notwithstanding this, a good au
dience assembled at the Thespian
Hall, to hear the really excellent
music that was given. :
The concert opened with "Ever
of Thee Polka" by the full string
band-two violins, cornet, piccolo,
bass and piano. Their music was
really excellent, the instruments
being in perfect tune, the time per
feet and the excution accurate and
tasteful. .The band afterwards
played the "El Dorado Waltz,"
which is a fine piece of music, and
which they rendered even better
than the polka. Nexct followved
"Love and War," a quartott.
soprano, alto, tenor and basso. It
was finely sung, as wvere afterwards
the quartettes "Moonlight on the
Lake" and "Tell me, ye Winged
Winds"---the last-named being par
ticularly sweet. The tenov solo
from Lucia di Lammermoor was
next rendered by Mr. Levi. This
gentleman has an unusually fine
voice, and to natuzal talent he has
added a high degree of culture.
Hils notes are all clear, full, strong
and sweet--a combination of ole..
mente not of ten f.ound. He - hows
his music, the pieces he rendered
being peculiarly well adapted to his
voice. His articulation is unusually
clear-far more so than that of
most male singors. At some
distance from the stago al
most ov -y word of his pieces
could bc distinctly under
stood. Mr. J.ovi afterwards sang
"When the Bloom is on the Rye," in
which the compass of his voice was
bettor Ebown than in the previous
selection-his lower notes being
soft and smooth and the higher ones
clear and strong. He was loudl y
encored, but responded only by a
gracoful and silent acknowledgment
of the compliment. Pro fessor
Schmitt, with whom our communi.,
ty had already become well Ac
quainted, played some fine selections
from Norma, in which he showed
his usual fine control of his violin.
He afterwards played variations
from DeBeriot, in which he almost
excelled himself. He too was
encored, and in response played a
very fine piece of music, the name of
which we did not learn. "'Twas
within a Milo of .Edinboro'" was
finely sung by Miss Mackoroll, who
shows remarkable musical talent for
one so young. Her voice was unusual
strength and her notes are all clear
and true. With frequent and
judicious practice, she must some
day not far distant have a voice of
rare excellence. A noteworthy
feature of the concert was the per
formances on the piano by Miss
Buchanan, Alias Kitty Rion and
Mrs. Mobley. The Polka do Con
cert by Miss Buchanan was finely
rendered, and showed both musical
talent and a mastery of the instru
mont. Her touch is delicate and her
expression excellent. The Lion Hunt
played by Alias Rion is a piece re.
quiring not only a command of the
instrument, but good ear, correct
taste and perfect time. Combining
these, Miss Rion acquitted herself
very creditably. The overture to
Zampa, performed as a duet by
Mrs. Mobley and Aliss Buchanan,
was admirably rendered. Mrs.
Mobley fhows a command of the
instrument worthy of a professional,
and with this she combinos good
taste. The rendition of the
overture by Miss Buchanan and
herself could scarcely have boon
better. . The soprano solo, "Thou
Art so Near and yet so Far," was
excellently sung by Mrs. Davis.
Selecting a piece well adapted to
her voice, she succeeded in render
ing it in a manner creditable aliko
to her taste and her training. Her
voice is strong, but for this loses
none of its natural sweetness.
Altop:<-thor, the concert was a
cred ubb ~ exhibition, and the
Winnsb .rov Musical Associ'ation
have reason to congratulate them
selves on their success.
At the close of the performance
the young people indulged for a
short while in the danco, and then
everybody wven t home-shivering as
he went, but glad to have heard the
fine music of the evening.
True 'Brotherhood Lodge, No. a44,
Knights of Honor.
TE mre tnar meeting of this Lodge will be
11th nst., 7o cll on Friday evening, the
Memblers in i come prepared to pay dues. A
full and prompt attondance Ia requested.
Ef. .oChANDLER,
jan 8-ti Reporter.
NOTICE.
rDI,iE firm of Leetch & Co. is this day
.L dissolved by mutual consent.
January 1, 18t78- F. ELDER,
Il F. LJaETOR.
I will conrtinue the~ business horotofore
conducted by Leotob & Co., and respect
fully solicit a continuanoe of the patron.
age of the public. All porsons owi ng the
firm of Leetch & Co. will settle with me if
playimg by January 20, .1878; and those
having any claims against the same will
present thomi to me for paymen6.
F. ELDER.
In consequence of my withidrawing
from the firm of Loetch & (Jo., and being
about to leave the State, all :persons in
debted to the old firm will find their ac
counts with F. Elder; and any accounts
unpaid by Januar- 20, will be placed
with my attorney, A. M. Mackey, for eel
leotion, No excepti ms made.
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BEST Dry Goods House i.n the South.
B All express fegtai )kwhero the
order is f1.0 rigtastlfrS -
pies and Prico List.
V. RtICHfARDS & BRO.
oct 27-- A.ugusta, da,.
Pay youtr subscript49p to Tux
NEWS in =n.
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is it ? Dr. J. Bradlield's Femalo Roguia
(or---woman's best friend-is prepared
and sold by J. Bradfield, Atlanta, Ga.,
and for salo by Dr. N. WE. Anxx. Prico
$1.50 por bottle,
jan i-2w
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--OR
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by one month's usage of Di. (GOULAItD'S
(celebrated Jinfailible IT'l' P~OWDEll8. Tlo con
vinle Sufferers that thiese p)owders will (do all
we clamn for them, we will send them by mail
pmost paid(,a Fi EE~ TRUIA L IIOX. As Dr. Goulardi
ithe only ph1ysician that has over madle this
dls'a@s ai spe'cial StUtdy, and* as to our knowledgTe
thiousnidshaiPvehe PEflI ltMAN ENTL,Y CUR iED
by the use of these P'OWDIElm, we will guaran
tee a pormanent, cuare in every case, or refund
you all money expendedl. All suiTerers should
give the-sc P'owder-s an early trial, and be con
vincedt of their curative powers.
Price, for large box, $3.00, or four boxes for
$10.00), sent. by mail to any part, of the United
states or Canada on receipt, of price, or by ex
press, C. 0. D. Address,
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dec 251 V6 ulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y
RESTAURANT.
.
HE undersigned beg sleave to inform
his friends and tho pub1 lie generally' that
the Restaurant attached to the .' orning
Star Raloon is 01)0n, end sup plied with
the best the market affordsa-such as
Beefsteak, H1am, Bologna Sausage, Oys
ters in every style, Fish, an d other deli
cacies.
-ALSO
A full supply of the purest '.Wines,
Liquors an1d Larger Beer, ..pfr North
Carolina 2orn Whiskey a specialty.
-ALSO
A well selected stock of Tebaceo and
Se rars.
?ho patronage of the public is solicited,
J. GROESOHEL,
oct 14-tx3nm Proprietor.
.Prepare for_Christmas.
r HIE proprietor of OUR HlOUSE begs
.to I iormi his 'customers and the
publicegenerally that lhe has the largest
and best stock of goods in his line in
town, consisting of :.
I tard, Dupuy & 00.'s, Cognae Brandy,
Pure old Jamaica Rumn, Old Pear Holland
Gin, Lynchburg Rye Whiskcey, Lincoln
county RyeoI Whiskey, Old Virginia XXX
Rye Whiskey, Old Kentucky Bourbon,
flythewvood Pure Poich Brandy, N. 0.
Pach and Apple Brandy, N. (3. Sweet
Mash Corn Whiskey, Stone Mountain
Sour Mash Corn Whidskry.
ALSO,
O. JV. Ml1mm & Co.'s, Champagne.
Wilnes, * Alos, Porter and Lager Beer.
ITom and J5erry, Bot Scotch &o. Fresh
O.ysters and fresh N. 0. Pork Sausage
always (en haga. R<tt uly
doo 13 . . McCFulIy
TO THE ]
Y oustomers know that I have horotof
South, in style, quatity aud pricos.
The timo has coino when those igoods ca
ho North and West.
I do not go backwards, but continually z
tew stylos. I h kvo mado roduction,; in pri
xpenso to place in your hands a prioo list I
I respectfully invite you to call and oxat
hasing elsewhere.
Orders by mail will receive as much attei
It would make the list too largo to desori!
Varlor Suits. Dining Room, Offico. Stand
ies, Dwarf Libraries, and Book Cases, maj
Thanking you for past favors, I r emain,
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TO 03
P EO
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determined to carry none of our
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December 20, 1877.
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Belling_at Cost.
I have a few pair dressed Buggy Shaft.
atil5 cents, Buggy and Wagon Hubs
from 95 cents to $3.60, Buggy and Wagon
Itims at $1.00 and upwards, Buggy and
WVagon 8pokes at $2.25 and upwards,
WVel1 Wheels at forty cents each, Shot
Cuns from $2.00 to $18.00 each, Gun
Powder, best, at $060 per keg, Muskets
at $2.00 each, Il.k at 5 cents per bottle,
Cedar Churns at 70 cents, Gross Cut Saws
$3.25 each,feather Duet Brushes 65 cents
to 75 cents, Handsaw Files 10 each, Watt
Plows and points at cost, Tea Scales at
B1,00 each. Anything at cost. I am ox
specting to dispose of my stook in two or
three weeks, and persons wishing goods
will do well to get them at once. All
persons ewing me must settle their so,
sounts at an early da
Jan 1 /M. GALLOWAY,
ESTABLISH ED IN 1869.
CHARLES_MULLER.
ITATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry re
Vpaired, and satisfaction guaranteed
neverybody. lotwchsam
N. B.All w o vt wa Ie tm
pn 18 OlARN UIiL a.
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k be p ur chasoil as choap from mo as in
also the stan dard of my goods, and add
co, w herover possiblo, and spared no
h%t will help you to ) !rchaso goods.
aino my stock and prices beforo pur
ition as if given in person.
bo and copy all tho different prices of
ing Parlor and L%dies' Desks, Secreta.
mtifsotured by m~p.
rours respectfully,
. V. DeGRAAF,
Tj and 149, BROAD STREET,
PIE.
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-OF
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ETC., ETC.
OUR STOCK AT REMARKABLY
lURES,
gains in all. departments. We are
present stock to the next season.
IDS, OF WHATEVER KIND,
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Agents for South Carolina for the
Patent Steel Barb Fencing, and the
eelebwated Farmier's Friend Plows, one,
two ad three horse, at redneed prieis,
iJberal Terms to the T&-ade.
Large aortment of Agroultural Im).
pletnents. Agieultural le s ty.
Bull Ton. e.s, Turn Shovels, ooter,
Sweps, IIelBolts, also, rough steel
S8at Agents Tredegar Horse ad Mule
0 All orderw shall rceive prompt
and eeteful attention.
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137 and )fl95eeting Street,
dee 16-itatig oct 44o Obarleston, 8. 0
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