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RA1,11OND 'SCIMILuI.--Th7l1e fol1ow ing table shows the honrl at which the trains on the C. 0. & A. R. R. reach Winnsboro: DAY PASSENGERI. For Charlotto........... 1.57, r. -u. For Augusta ...........4.19, r. Mi. Nrour PAsSENGER. For A i!,u ta............12.52, A. 3r. For Charlotte..........2.55, A. Br. Rolalous NoUcos. Associato Roforied Church Rev. J. . Todd, 11 A. m., and 7} P.MB. Mlethodist Chutrch-Services to day ..t 11 A. NT., and ton-orrow, at 11 A. m. and 7 1. m., Rev. E. J, Moy nardiv, D). D., ofpioinitinlit.I Episcopa1l 01hurch-- -ROV. J. Obear. services every Sunliday exeopt the 2nd Sunday of tho month; at 11 o'clock A. M. Now Advertisements. Annual ieturns-O. 11. Thomp son, J. P. F. C. Owing to tho delay in making the necess:ary repairs on the buildings, ! the exercises of Mount Zion Isti tuto will not commence on M111oday next. Due notico will be given of such coimenceient. PrsONA..-Tho following fromi the Union 'Tnes will be road with pleasure by the many friends of Col. Jas. H. Rion : We have, unintentionally, neg lected to notice tho now law lirm lately formno.1 by llon. J. H. Rion, of Winnsboro, and Col. I. G. Mc Kissick, of this town, whoso adver tisemient has beell in our columna the past three Week. It is one of the very strongest law 1i:'m1s in the Statk. Mr. ion, it is acknowl 01ot], has n suporior ait the onth Carolina bar. Prob:tbly no0 mn-in in the country is so ontirely devoted to his profoision ats Mr. .Rion1, anUd but few ar-e as successful in time results of catiusrs entrusted to them. An untiring stulont and deepI thinker, h1e i s a soulid couisellor; while his indomit-rble z:tl and on Orgy in aiy calnso h uilertakes, together with his convminc*g pow ers bMfore a jury, havo given him a Stato reputation inferior to no man a t the bar, and eontu mnd-1 for him a Imost extenlsive practic, paIrticlarly inl in:>nrtalt alni in, tricato law cases. 1-0 will h found IL wothy snec5>r to CJude Wal ae, a .1 wo c).:.-r1t lato (Jolonel M: Kissiek utpon heing associatod with so good and abhlo i mn. Trranisfors or R3al Estato. Since our last report, the folio w ing transfers of real estate have been recorded in the office of the county audlitor: Hlonry Jacob to A. M. E. Church, onle lot inl tlie town of Winnsboro; consideration, 8000. T. WV. Erwin to E. H. and J. Lj. Abell, 141 acros~ in to waship no. 2; considoration ,$28 80. T. W. Erwin to E. HI. Abell, 18 acres in townuship no. 12 ; con sideration, 8300. S. W. Ruff, suhoriW, to Isaac Parr, 174 acres inl townshlip 1no. 1.1 ; cont sideration, 8315. W. MI. Brico to Rebecca J. Ros borough, 7t- acres in township no. 2; consideration, $105. Edward Taylor to Wmn. Ri. Boul warlo, 34{ acros in township no. 1; consideration, 1200) po.iunds of lint, cotton. 0. 0. Bonlwaro to Wmn. R. Bioul ware, 179 acres iln township no. 1; consideration, $800. G. H. McMlaster to tile trustees of Clamp Welfare, 11k- acres in township 110. 3; cons9idoratio)n, $250. Beln Jennings to Roswoll Gamble, 50 acres in township no. 4 ; con. sidlerattion, $150. S. W. Ruff, sheriff to T. P. Mitchell, 150 acres in township no. 2; consideration, $450. S. B. Clowvnoy to D. R1. Flonniken, 44 acres in towvnship no. 4 ; con~ sideration', $3300. S. W. Rnff, sheriff, to Rluff & Cloud, 73 acres in township no. 6 ; aonsidorationi, $170. S. WV. Buff, shobriff, to Buff & Cloud, 100 acres in township no. 6 ; consideration, $310. T. B. Madden to Francis Elder, 8 acres in the town of Winnsboro; consideraticn, $500. T. B. Madden to Francis Elder, 1 acro in the town of Winnsboro ; consideration, *100." R3. W.Rn hr D..Mu. hly, 181 acro's inl township no. 11 onlsidueration, 81726. Jalo McGili aud others to Mrs. U. A lzown, 34 acres in township 1o. 8 ; coisidoratioi, $75. James A. McKeown to V. W. .rosby, 150 acres in township no. 1; 1on1sidoration, $1200. S. W. Ruff', kheriff, to Thos. Mc 3ill, Sr., 380 acres in township 10. 13 ; consideration, $1975. Israel S. Byrd to A. W. and C. R. Ladd, 154 acres in township no. LO ; consideration, $575. D. P. Crosby to W. W.Crosby,Qof in acro in township no. 1; conisidcra. bion, $G300. John T. Wilson to Jnm. J. Noil, 1 iacres iii township no. 4 ; consid oration, $354. Daniiel McCullough to Chas. S. Forl, 160 acres inl township no. 3 conlside3rltiol, $800. Sallie E Moans to Sallio A. Moans, 415 acres in township, no. 8 ; con sideration, $1669.25. W. T. Yonguo to H. H. Yongue, 244 acres in township no. 13 ; con sidoraitioi, $1300. Edward P. Mobley to John Mob Iy. 7000 acres in township no. 3 conlsidelitiol, $15,000. John Mobicy to Marion 11. Mob ley, same tract I above ; considera tion, 85.00 Aunual lleturns, [-ANAGN.8 of ostates whoso duty it is to account beforti sie, akro noti fied that I will bo daily it nv my ofico uniil Lite iirst day of u trul next for the pur pos(i of roociving anti examinig all ro turns of nonteys received anmd psaid out with the proper vouchers for the year 1877. 0. I. T11lOMsPON, J. 1. F. C, January 26, 178. jan '.6 - 3x3 THSPIAN HALL. GRAND ENTI-RTAINMENT! Saturday Evening, Jan. 26. REAPPEARtANCE. OF TM':1:;o\VNE'D BERUER FT"AMIL --A ND TNT1E1R Zroat Company of Star Artists I LA DI Es' ORC'5. LA DIES'' ' *iNET BAN) I S VlSS Bi-i.i., fNoEIis! VOCALI..T, AN]D COMEDIANSJ W ILL appear a!; ibove, and present 'Vaprograimme replete with novelty, overil.,win with refined humor and pre senting all the la(est ittrautions of the day. Coliprisiing: Songs. Duls, Orches. tral Overt.:sres, - ornet D:mnd Quicksteps, Siss hell J.s1ic, Comio Dilineations,aid o-(I t.e Cornet, e ioin, Saxophone, Zil.)phloie,ete., te., by at Vorps of Artists, who, in their several specialties,' II AVE NO EQUA L TN TI.E WORLD! Admnission-75 and 50 Cents, ,9r Seats enn hec securedi in advance at A. P. Mi .lor's CJon icotionery. Fits, Epileysy, -ORL FALLING SICKNESS P'ERtMAN ENTiLY CURElD--No IIMBUO by' (one~ mifssin usage of D)H. (ooUL,AltD's Celebrat'l Intallible blT PO\iDEisX. Tio eon. vince sit serers lt.a t11ese powdiers will do all wecinsita foir ihrem. We will Senid tem by maoil Irost, p:hi,at FltiClt TRIA L HoX. As D)r. (oculard ihe only physician that has ever made( t-his til sease a .sp)ecill tidy, n nd ax ts) our ksnowlei r t hosands have ben PriC!tANENTiLY ('Ulti ) by the use of t.hese PowDiI.Its, we will guaran-. tee a permtanent, eure s i'vry case, or iefund younil mooney expended. All suhferers should give those P'owde~r ass earlny t,ril, and be cons vintced of I.heir ecuratIve powers. PrsIce, for lasrga box, $-.Usm, or four boxes for $i0.00, sent. by mnail to any part, of Ihes UnIted Si Mles or Ca nadat on receipt, of pricc, or by ex piress, C. 0. 1). Address, A Mh & BOBBlINS, dec 25-1y u60 Fulten SL., JBrocklyn, N. Y Egg rlogg for Christmas ITITE undersigned respectfully calls .L. the aittonitin of the citizens of Fair fIeld to the fact that he has a full stock of 'ho finest LIQUORS and WINES in the B3oro, and guarasntces its purity in every instance. In bsis stock are the follow ing: D)upuy, Otard & ('o., Cognac Brandy, ld genutino Ja'niaica Rum, genuino 1808 Jabinet Rlye, genuii'c 1868, Rloanocke lye Whiskey, genuino Knickerbocker Rye Whiskey, genuine N. 0. Apple Birandy, genui no N. C. Sweet Mash Corn *Vhiskey, g4on utno1 Stone Mountain Sour \[ash Corn ln hiskey, genuine JBauchio, F"ils & Co., Champ~agno, tine Palo T1able 4herry; and a full stock of all Domestic (iiquors, Wilnos, Ales, Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &O., &O. Rlospoet fully~ so 8 F. W. HIABENIC IIT, A B eloW Cost. B EING desirous of olosing my busi ness, as I Intend to leave the State, [offer my entire stock, consisting of ?amily Groceries, Boots and Shoes, and hlnO stook of Liqsuors of-. all kinds, ~T AN D BELOWV CO$'T, until Fobrwary 5S, unless sooner -toldi out. Or, I will tell the entire busih ess, fixtures, and iconlso, on ccOo csating terms to t, ro. iponsible party. All persons Indebted to me will settle up immediately and save costs. R. PETTIOREW, Jan 9A-xtt fobl AAani SPECIAL NOTICES. Thousamnds useit, Why lHsilate? JoY - - ''uf; WOR,Il WoMAN 1. FansIl Amnosag ti.u aniy mnodor. discoveries looking to the happiness atd amelliora tion of the hu111uan11 rae, 11011o is entitled to highor consideration than the renownod renedy-Dr, J. Bradfield's Femalo Rogu lator, Woman't; Best Friend. By it wo man1 is emancipated fro numbe liess ills peculiar to her sex. Beforo its r.aigic power all irregularities of the womb Van1ish. It vures Whites. It cures Hup pression of the menses. It. removes uterine ob. 't.rictions. It cires constipa tion mnd strengthens the mystem. It bracos the nerves and purifie the blood. It inever fails, a.4 thousandsi of womeIn will testify. This valuable medicine is pre pared and sold by J. Braitiield, AtIlita, (eorgia. Price 5t.5*1 per bottle. For salo byi)D. W. E. Ame.x. jant 15 -2w STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. Court of Conuon Pleas. Wn. 11. Kerr, aq Clerk of the Court of Common P1ag for the County of Fair fitbl, Plaintiff, against Martha J. Mins, Fannie A. Means, Mirit D. Means, .Martl Means, Sarah T. 'leans, John C. Means, Gabriqlla feans, T. toss Robertson and Geo. W. Williams & Co., Deofenidants. To the Defendants, Maithia J. Means, Fannie A. Means, Maria ). Means, Martha Moans, Sarah T. Means, John C, Means Gabriella 1leans, T. Ross Robertson and Geo. W. Williams & Co. -(IJ'U nre hereby summoned and re quirod to answer the- complhit. in this actionl , whiolh is illed in the office of the Clerk of Common Pleas, for the said county, and t,) servo a copy of your 1islWer to the said complaint onl the wubscrili-rs at their oflice, No. 3, Law tIange, Whinsboro, S. C., within t-- enty days after the service hereof, exclusive of tho day of suolh service; and it you fail to niv;wer the eomplaint within the time oiforegaid, (he plaintiff in this action will apply to che Court for the relief domand. ed in the 0#nm1plainlt.. GAILLAltRD & REYNOLDS, Plair.tiffs Attorneys. Filed Deceimber 31, 1877. WIm. Hi. Kerr, C. C. C. P. F. C. To the Defendants, Martha J. Means, Fannie A. Means, Maria D. Means, Martha \leans, Sarah T. Means, Johu C. M.\eans and Gabriela m Nlins: TAKS NOTICE that the mttmoniq in this action, of which the foregoing is copy, w-s filed in the oililo of the Clerk of Court for Fair Ald county, on the 31st day of December, A. 1). 1877. G.AILLAIRD & REYNOLDS, Plaintills Attorneys. jan 31-xlnwow Great Reauctions. 1 0 mlake a change in our business we will from this d,%te offer our large and selected stock of goods at a great reduc tion, and a largo part of them at and b)elowv cost, CONSISTING IN PART OF" Clothing, Charlottesville Cassimneros, Jeans &c. Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Alpaeas, Cash mores and Dress Goods, Kid and Lisle Gloves, Hosiery and Notions. J. F. McMaster & C noy 29 C WEST f ALADDIN U.& 80NS'lSECURITY OIL, -THE BEST HOUSEHOLD OIL IN USE, Warranted 150 Degrees Fire-Test. WATER IIITE IN COWLR F'ully Dcodoried1. WiLL NOT EXPLODE. HIIGHIEST AWARD AT Denten~nia1 Exposition For Exocellnce of Manufhetulr A ND 111G11 FIREi TEST. Enderso& by the Insrance Companiess .T?ad tis Cbrt Nicate--One of .Many. lThv:Ann Finn !IN1nANc1 ('o. OP BIAI.ltOnN, Ibunl(,re, lieu. S:;t. 10b.-J'sarg. ('. W(est cC &)nS - riP-n IiavIin. s A tile various oils soioi ill this eity fhrilinating purposes,! takoepleas l!o in recomml,ending your "Aladdin Security (:1"' as thc safest and4 best ever used in our houso liiM. Y ours truly. U>~lna'] ANDREW REEBE, President, . Manuifactugred by C. WEST &, SO1NS, Baltimor. Try it, anad y'ou wvil us. up other. CONSUMPTION Positively Cui'ed. All sufferers from tis disease that are anx touls to be cured Rholdt try DRi. KISSNER'S Celebrated COnsutmrtve POWDIERS. These Powders are thle onl preparation known that will 011r0 COiNSUMITIONi and( all diseases of the TIIRlOAT and LUNOS-indeed, so st,rong is our faith in them, and also to convInce Volu tnat they are no humbug, we will forward I.o every sll'erer by mail, 3otd paId, a FREE CTRIIA L1BOX We don3't, Wan your money until, you are perfectly satisfied of their curative powers. If your life is worthi savIng, don't, delay in giving these POWDERlS a trial, as they will surely euro you. Prlco, for large box, $3.00. Bent to an part of the United States or Canada, by maif on re. ceipt of price. Address, .ASh & ROBBIN doo 95-xly 060 Fulton St., Brooklyn, &, X. KLICH, WICH HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A CAR -AND A CHOICE A TE'CAS, WI35TEG . 0 1DEIIS sent receive the same attentio care is given to packing. Sond for Ca T,'RAIS TO TIE ] MY customers know that I have herotol Sou,h, in style, quality and prices. TIM time1 ha C9o1 when tkosA. goods on the North and West. I do not go backwards, but continually : new st.ylo:. I It Lvo madt. redliitioni inl pr expense to place in your hands a prico list I respectfully invito you to call and oxa chaining elewhero. Orders by ainil will receive as much atte It would make the list too larg tW do,ori Parlor Suita, Dining Ito in, Olico. Stani ries, Dwarf Libraries, and J$ook Casos, ma Thanking you for past favors, I remain, 147, 14 jan 8 f' No charge for drayage or packing. THE! TIlRTY-Tl1RD YEA . The Most Popular Scientiflo Paper in the World. Only $3.20 a Year, Including Postage. Weekly. 52 NUaUP.s A Ynt. 4,000 nmo. PAoEi. T SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is a largo first-class weekly newspaper of sixteen pages, printed in the most beau tiful style, profusely illustratod with splendid engravings, rep resenting the newest inventions nid the moRt recent advances in the arts and sciences; inolt ding mechanics and engineering, steam engineering. railway, mining, civil, gas and Hydraulic engineering, mill work, iron, steel and nmietal worK; chemistry and chemical processes: Electricity, light, hea 1 sound: Technology, photography, printing, now inuchincry, now processes, new recil.ms, unl)rovenents pertaining to textile industry, weaving, dyeing, col oring. new industrial produts, animal veget,ablo and mineral: now and interest ing facts in agriculture, horticulture, the homer health, medical process, social science, natural history, geology, astrono m,y, etc. The most valuable practical papers, by eminent writers in all departments of science, will be found in the Scientifte American; the whole presented in popu lar language, free from technical terms, illustrated with engravings, and so ar ranged as to ii torest and inform all classes of readers old and young. The Scientitle American is promotive of knowledge and progress in every coi munity where it circul.,tes. It should havo a place in every family, reading room, library, coilego or school. Torms, $3.20 per year, -1.6- half year, which includes prepayment of postage. Dis count to Clubs and Agents. Single copies ten cents. Sold by all Neund eal ers. Rtemit by postal ordeor to MUNN & CO., Publishers,37 Park Row, New York. PAENS In conection tiloAmca,Mr. MiUNN & 4o., are solicitora of American and Foreign Pa tents, anti have the largest establishmnont in the world. Patents are <hb.ained on the best Lerms. Models of now inven. tions and sketches examined, and advice frde. A special notice is made in the Scientific A mericani of all inventionsa patented through this agency, with the name andi residence of the patentee. Public attention is thus directed to the merits of the new p)atenlt, and sales or in troducmtioni often etfooted. Any person who has made a new dis covery or invention, can ascertain, free of charge, whether a patent cain probably be obtained, by writing to tIhe under signed. Adldress for the Paper, or con cerning Patents, MLUNN o CO0,, 37 Park Row, New York. Branch Off1ce, Corner F? and 7th Streets, -a . tf...--..-.Vvashington, D. C. W. G. ROCHE, HIERtCHANT TAILOR, IIAS removed to the store next to the post-oficeo, where ho will be glad to re ceive his friends and eustomners. A full line of Samples will be0 kept on hand, from which eusteomers may make selections, lie now has the finest line of French and English goods ever brought to this market. Hie is also prepared to out or to mak up goods for those who desire. Garments of all kinds repaired and cleaned. p#' Oleaning a specialty., Thankful to the public for past patron age, he 'solicits a continuance of the same, and guarantees stltisfaction, sept18 W. G. ROCHEe~ School Notice. NEXT Wession opens Januar~ 21st. Tition $8.00, $14.00 $20.00, per sessio,i. Board, $8.00 per month, er Si.25 por week. Patr,ons hiave the bene fit of a pblie fund. AB i to . HA t ENBERG & CO., saComr, a. ci. OfFULLY SELECTED STOCK OF I'E!.X39 SSORTMENT OF-. a as when given in persoD; and special talogue. CASH. ?UBLIC. ore led the FURNITURE trado of the i be purchased as cheap from me as in 'aiso the standard of my goods, and add -s w horovor posqiblo, and spared no hat will hll) you to prohaso goods. nine my stock and prices before pur ation as if given in person. be and copy all the different prices of ing, Parlor and Lidios' Desks, Socrete aufacturod by mn. ours respoetfully, . V. DeGRAAF, 7j and 149, BROAD STREET, J . ger 7co, 137 and 139 Moting Street, CHARLESTON, S. C., ZTOBBE3K.E O' FOREIGN .AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, Cutlery, Guns, Sad dilory, -Bar Iron and Plow Steel, cuoum ber Pumps, FAIRBANKS' SCALES. Agents for Routh Carolina for the Patent Steel Barb Fencing, and the celebrated Farmer's Friend Plows, one, two and three horse, at reducjd prices. Liberal Ternis to the Trade. Large assortment of Agricultural Im ploients. Agricultural Stoels aR)ecialty. Bull Tongtics, Turn Shovels, acooters, Swoops, Ieel Bolts, also, rough steel Shapes, &e. State Agents Tredegar Horso and Mule Shoes. y.V- All orders shall receivo prompt and careful attention. J. E. ADGER & CO., 137 and 139 Meeting Street, deo 16-xtaug oc dee Charleston, S. C RESTAURANTa --- THE undersigned beg aleave to inform his friends and the pub ho generally that the Restaurant attaeh ed to tihe .orning Star Saloon is open, and supplied with the best the market affords-such as Beefsteak, H1am, Bologna Sausage, Oys (ors in every style, Fish, and ether deli cacies. -ALSO---. A full supply of tihe purest tWines, Liquors an1d Larger Beer. fe North Carolina ,Jorn Whliskey a speeialty. --ALSO A well selected stock of Tobaoco and Segars. The patronage of the public is solicited. J. GROESCHEL, oct 4-x Proprietor. OTTO F. WITERS, Wholesale Grocer --AND Commission Merchant, Nos. 110,112 and 181, CHARLESTON, S. a eet 4 Garden Seeds. R3~ESH Garden Seeds and Onippn Sets 1gate's Washirig [Sosps. The best in cent Cigars and the best i am in town.