The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, February 28, 1878, Image 3
LOCAL ITEMS.
C(IANGII 6F SoIEDUIE..-Te follow
iaIg is tho schedulo of the Charlotte,
Colmnubia aq Atuguta Raili'oac:
PiLssENoERj.
Le~avu ilic Ikg.l8, 1'. M.. !2. 5, P. M.
" Winn b4o .- Y. 1.26, A. 14.
NIoHT PAsBENGElt.
oing south. Going North.
Leavo 1ackatock, 12.31, A. mr. 2.03, A. M.
"6 Winboro,.114, :2, A-r- 1 4. .
"l idgeway, 10.40,. ir. 12.36, A. af.
The night trains mneet at Winns
boro.
Dr. Isaiah Sinpson is now in
Winnsboro, and may be found at
his offee on Market Street from 9
a. Im. to 1 p. in., and from 2J p. m.
to 5 P.,m .
AMessrs. Ladd Bros. have con
cluded to postpone their auction
sale till court week. They are still
selling goods at and below cost.
Their advertisement will appear in
Saturday's issue.
Mr. Ino. A. Desportes,,of Ridgo
way, is tll duly authorized agent of
THE Nrys A1b HERALD, and all
moneys due: thmis offico, whether for
subscriptions, advertiseuientc, or
job work, may be paid pver to hin.
AW WANTED.-WO desire to pro
cure copies of th6 following num.n
bers of the weekly NB Ws AND HERALD:
May 9, 1877.
May 80, 1877.
Any person having' these num
bert, or either of . them, will be
liborally eompens'atedl on bringing
the sanl' to this office,
ALAR oF FIRE.-The alarm of
fire on Nednesday tuorning was
occ4sionod 4 ti bhrnin'g of the
root of.tie d d' building, just
aboeo the store of Dr. W. E. Aiken.
A stove-pipe runs up from the
stoile, and 'firomn this the roof
caughbt. The fiiemni were soon on
the spot, 'V their sieices we:e
not needd No danage 'was done.
Tim COIT199 WoNDER.-It is under
this healihg that the Charleston
Jorna f: .igommerae announces
the com Ng df;Van Amburgh's Cir
cus, and h&W
Van Anibfigli will doonr be in our
midst with an 'grenic exhibition that
is not equalle4~y any like ekhibition
on thme road, and it is funly deserving '
of its title, "The WVonder ofAmeri
ca." There is anothing 'of the 'glit..
ter'' about any.thing connected with
this show, but it is al1l that is claim
ed kor Lt.. The acrobats, gymnasts,
athletes, th~blers, jugglers, bare
backr rtlerain trapeze performers,
nurjies and the manya other attrc.
tions connected witIl it are the very
aense of perfection. Thwe lown is
i1mrbitable. and does~ nott hive to ~
stoop to'the double entendre to call
for hi the hearty Jaugh, but wit
bri ht, pure iidsarkling, falls from .
his lips in1 &."& inuous flow, and
he>s tee u , ece convulsed with
laughthl T .Lhe :onenagerie is 'made
up with rare specinien9 6f the bsrute
croation, in' a 'perfectly untamed1
state, 'fromt th6 Wlde of South
Amuericit, and ,from the far-off
junigldfoi uneivilizedi Africa, and
cannotbo equalled liy any collepti~.
in America either 'in appoitmerit
or p~araph1ernalia. In fact' we 'en
asa ure the people here that. the op
poitunity that will eoon he offered
-themn to see a really mnarvelous comn
bitnation of circub aihd mienagerie is
- only alfdf'ded th~nmi brice m a life
time, and they I hvid greatly. regret
if thiey do not Ske pvntge of it.
T his graapinous will eihlbit. at
Winnabro ori Monday, 1Idarch 11, at
1 and A~~ 6'loak, . mn. Frice of ad
missim a t~ i cent; children, half
priee. 6.~
ErnE Lw Thcom uin
cagion of "Du,) maai containdomeo
owich:e'~ es it ~pr to
Orw r rmattion a thti e
re entl by the Legislature
at e i oa 1thg townships
ex~ept ~um ' E ght. We. sha'
beknun 1proi re
thd bfl,~~n l".it~ i
Nun e' %b lo exe tod.Wh
the odunti< I i1'
or intep - "
oetitese
will admit, but what ought to be
ind just what can be done, is a
problem that oven "Du tchuan" will i
[Ind difilcult of proinpt solution.
A~s to the "independent" moveinent
Lhat "Dutchnun" tells about, we c
bave no apprehensions. An '"inde,
pendent" movement in Fairfield
a
would very soon assume the com
plete form ol a sinlon-pit're Radical
movetnont.' And we are sure there
ire few, if any, white men in Fairfield
willing to live again under the rule
3f ignorance and corruption. We
t
lave the fullest confidence in the
good sense and conservative, spirit
)f the people of the county, and we I
herefore have no fears of "inde
pendents" or "bolters" or what
3ver the political malcontents may
3all themselves.
We bring the matter of fences to
tbe attention of the county comis
3ioners, and suggest some immediate
retlin.
Sehool Notice.
A graded school in the Eng
lish branches and Arithmetic,
for white children between the
agos of six and sixteen years,
will he 01)0110d at Mount' Zion
Dollego, as follo a :
For the primuary department--embracing
chiildrej in primary grades as far as the
third reader and the multiplication table
--under Miss Bleino, at 10 o'clock a. in.
on Monday next.
Girls of higher grades than the primary
department will report at the same placo
and hour on Tuesday.
Pupils in Languages, Higher Matho
matics and Science, and English pupi's
over sixteon years of age, will make
Special application to Mr. Davis.
0. It. THO~MPSON,
feb 2-tf Clerk of Board Trustees.
No Grocories.
--o
AM RECEIVING daily fresh
3ugars, Coffees Green and Roast
ed, Tea, Flour, Grist, Meal,
Syrups, Molasses, Soda,
Soap, Starch, Bagging
and Ties, Bacon,
Lard-in Bbls., Cans and Buckets
seed Oats, Rye and Barley, Nails,
Orace Chains, Horse and Mule
shoes, Axle Greese, White Wine and
3ider Vinegar.
illi All goods deliver'ed within r
orporate limits.
Fresh Cheese and Maccar'oni "
eceined to-day'.t
Netv Buckwheat Flour.
Chbice newy ctop N-ow Orleans b
~Io"ases.
New Mackerel in kits, i 'and j
>arrels.
TR. FLElNNIKEN
19-E subscriber has' removed his Boot
I n heManufactory to a few doo
iolpw W.lt. Ddty & CO.s, grocery ate),'
ud opposito 'J. M. Gailloway's liardwar 1
tote, whore he will bd piensed to see lains
riends and cflstoiners.) Hie ha~s lowered o<
lie prices of all kinds of work n his tl:
mne, vita d1
Fine F'rendh calf Skin Boots td10 ,<
Shoes front $3.00 to sd0 . bi
Monding 'und repairi gpro bitiy at. il
3ndda to at reasonable r es. 10
po'% All workwarranted.. pl
jan 6 i. J.OLEN1>fIf~. Al
FItg, Epl Hy
NA' LIN~ si CESS _
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SPE0IAL NOTICES.
Jsed in Nearly Every Locality
Many States.
Ssvrrw> BEYOND A DOUBT.-No 0
tnestions the inot that more eases
whites, suppressed and irreguoar men
nd uterino obstructions, of every kit
re beiug daily oured,by Dr.J. Brtndfio
onaIlo Rogulator, than by all otli
incd1,e combiaed, Its sucoess
0 a!g and other StateR is
'o1 prcedent :10 the annals
Physio. Thousan4s of oortinton
rom women overywhere pour in uil
he proprietor. The attention of pro:
tent medical men is aroused in bolhal
his wondorful compound, and the m
uccesful practitioners use it. If %
aen sufoer hereafter it will be their o
nult. Femalo Regulator is preparod a
old by J. Bradilold. Atlanta, Ga., a
or sne by Dit. W. E. AIKEN. Prico $1.
oer bottle.
fob 19-2w
HM
Tus standard article is com
pounded with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful an<
as satisfactory as ever.
It restores gray or faded hair tc
its youthftul color.
It removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. It gives the head v
cooling, soothing sensation of grea
comfort, and the scalp by its usc
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their norma
vigor, preventing baldness, an<
making the hair grow thick and
strong.
As a dressing, nothing has bee:
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, M. D., State As
sayer of Massachusetts, says, " Th<
constituents are pure, and carefiula
selected for excellent quality; and
I consider it the BEST PREPARATIO1
for its intended purposes."
Price, One DoUar.
3Buchk?DeAam's Dye
FOR THE WHISKERS.
This elegeint preparation may b(
relied on to change the color of th(
board from gray or any other un
desirable shade, to brown or black
at discretion. . It is easily applied
being in one preparation, and quick
ly and effectually produces a per
manent color, which will neithe:
rub nor wash off.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & Co.,
NASHUA, N. H.
Bolt by all Dragglsts, sat Dealerm in Msdioins.
Ia O make a change in our businessi
ill from this date offer our large as
m1eted stock of goods at a great reau
on, and a large part of them at a:
elow cost,
CONSISTING IN PART 0O?
Lothing, Charlottesville Cassimor<
Jeans &c..
Hats, Caps, IBoots and Shoes,
Alpacas, Cashmeres and Dress Goods,
id and Lisle Gloves, Hosiery a:
Notions.
~J. M~I~cMaster'& Co.
69 29
SHE1lFF'S SALE.
Y vitwe4/u n edonlan, to ,r~e *a
.recd,01 offer sale, be e ti
urt-houso door jIn Winnsbiord, with
e l hou'rs of sale on tile first Mo
.4March next, the following 'd
're eal estn4e, vii:
Al hat piece, parcel ol' tract of ian
,in~ and situate, in the county of Pal
and bouded b and0%o Jatoes
tQ~he Shedd l~eand theo U
~~~traop centaIIg TWO Eulygan1
YAORR5. nII) or les evli
a. Ori s of mI Dogass, again
/ fflTef s.
'Ihfbor&0.U,
FruaarJ1 78 \
G S'
1gte's Was Shee best
HLINCEr, WICIENKEM &0.
n .. .cps
cxv CHAI~aSTO.c1, . -
r HAVE ALWAYS ON HAND A CAREFULLY SEijLECTD STOK OF
(1, -R~O~mr.zrms
l's
er -AND A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF,
TEJAs, WIrrmE -A.ND LIT~ToEms.
on UDERS sent rooeive the same attentlun as when given in person; aid sp eci1
a;_ care isgiven to packing. end for Catalogue,
of -TERMS CASH.
)Ht _____________________ _
nd TO THE PUBLIC.
nld
0 M Y otnstomors know that I have heretofore led the FURNITURE trade of the
Souh, iW stylo, quality and prioca.
Te Au ti cli ne whon tkeso gools, can be purohaser1 as cheap from mo As In
--n the North and Wet.
I do not go baokwards, but continually raise the standard of ay goods, and add
new styles. I i tvo in %to rediotlon- in pricos wijerovor possible, and spared no
expense to >1)00 in your hands a prioo list that will hoilp you to p'srahaso goods.
Sirspetfully invito you to oalI and exatnine my stook and prices before pur
ohasing elsewhere.
Orders by mail will receive as much attont-en as If given in person.
It would ninke the list too largo t) dsegrib' ..nd rc-)y all the different prioes of
Parlor Suits, Diing to In, Ollico. Standi. , Parlor and L'dies' Dosk, Sooreta
ries, Dwarfrlibrarics, and Book Cases, matoottirod by ne.
Thanking ydu for past favors, I remain, yours respeotfully,
G. V. DeGRAAF,
147, 147J and 149, BROAD STREET,
jan 8
.$D- No char go for drayage or packing.
THE LATEST ARRIVALSI
BEST GOODS
AT LOWEST PRICES!
HAVE just returned from the market, having selected one of the had
somest, largest, and best assorted stocks ever brought to this phwe, for
the especial benefit of the citizens of Fairfield, to which I specfor
L invite their attention. respectfully
r -0
To the Ladies who would have t e pretiest styles of DRESSEs,
GLOVES, LINGE RIE, and the very daintiest SHOES
Call on SOL. WOLFE.
CTo the Gentlemen who would get the very latest and nobbiest suits of
CLOTHING, HATS, SHOES, BOOTS, and furnishbing GOODS.
Call on S0L. WOLFE.
0
To those who are in need of goods of -11 kinds, Notions in great
variety
TABLE LINEN, HOMESPUNS, HOSIERY,
DOYLIES, CHECKS, BUTTONS
TOWELS, TIC(ING, HAMBURG EDGING,
BLANKETS, BLEACHING, VALISES and TRUNKS:
-THESE MAY BE FOUND AT--.
SOL. WQLFF'S.
FURNITURE
OArrived and to airrve, con
sisting of Walnut Chamber
Suites, Pinted Cottage Suites
Wardrobes, Sideboards, safes, {
id~ '. Book Oases, Bureius, Tables
C hairs, Bedsteads, -Cribs
Desks, Towel'-racks, W~sh-'
stands, Lounges, Sofas, Hall
stands, Hat Raceks,' Coat
Hooks, Corner Stands-.for
pesign and Workma~iship Un..
- .~ ~ . -eqitaled.
?iir Save high bills by pul'chashig' A~ UOME.
'A NWSUPPLY OF
RusTrc Wranow ShAnES, Low in Price, Durable and Coinver~o~
Will ayer get out af torder, an~ will last Jonger than any othe* )ade
~ATTRE$8ES,
$pj ng Beds, Picture Fraines, Pictures, Btaokets. iri-ork, phildren's:
. Carri es. ~UB1
And Shingles at Prices to .Suit the Times.
ii .~ BEPAgRING :
a- Neatly done at modorate Price . Furnitix*e made to order.
UNDERTA~E DXt1ARTMENT4
34 I on h~nd A full spply of IMetalio and Rosewood Bta Oases
G ARDEN ED
S SE p' mh~ frevl9 dst6ofr&nd. the
SE 1bie edtraf that bae hAS' $nsved
S beeogamode. :and arU lqi d
hee t.$ o 0 a1