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LOCAL ITEMS. COANGE OF SOHIEDULB.--Tho follow bng in tho schedule of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad : DAY PASsENGEIi. Going South. Going North, Teave 3laokstook, 3.15, r. 31. i2.15, p. n. " Winnsboro, 4.02, P. M. 11.26, A. Mr. lidgoway, 4.38, P Mr. 10.52, A. 1. NIGHT PASSENGER. Going South. Going North. Leave Blaokstook, 1,1, A. M. 2.03, A. u. Wiansboro, 1.14, A. nt. 1.14, A. Dt "Ridgeway, 1 .49, A. 31. 12.36, A. x. New Advertisements. Bank Report-T. K. Elliott,Cash ser. DENTAL NoTIcE.-Dr. Simpson will be professionally absent for ten days-until April 4th. * Both houses of the Legislature adjourned sj?e die on :Friclay. The closing proceedings were Qf no pub lio interest. Merchants and othors desiring Agricultural liens can have tha same neatly and cheaply priited at the office of Tu. NEW4 AND HERALD Mr. Jno. A.. esportes, of Ridge way, is the duly authorized agent of TUE NEWS AND HERALD, and all - moneys due this of ce, whethor for pubsoriptions, advertisementa, or job work, may be paid over to hirm. Sympathy is best shown when practieai in its appieation. There fore when, you synpathize with your suffering baby, show it prac tically by using Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup and thus eire your child. Price 25 cents. We hope Adjutant..Genoral Moise nay make some early arrpngements to furnish the Gordon Light Infan try with arms and equipments. The company have ordered their uni forms, at}d all that is now needed iq the proper complomont of arms and accoutrements. We trust those n1ay soon be forthcomrnig,. A me,tingc was called for M]Ionday -,evening in the Town'Hall for the purpo,e of ngminating a Inunicipnl ticket. Mr. F. Gerig was called to the chair, but before aiy business -was transacted, the Hall becoming too full, and a number of persons being unable to obtain admission ~the mneeting was adjourned without 0. E. Spencer, Esq., of Yorkville, h~as been appointed Register i.n - Bankrgptcy, tg .fll tbe vacancy aused by the death of W. I. Glaw ~on, Esq., the former incumbent. This is a most excellent appoint,. nernt. Mr. Spencer is a talented ~awyer,,.and in every way qualified ~to discharge the dutics of the office. Je is a s.tausch ,Dergocrat.. - R. U. MUSIKAL'-If not, why not ? [f so, remit $1.25> subscription to ~ he goulthern1 Musical Journal and eas a Premium $1.00 worth of iQhe6e Music of your own selection roni the largest stoeJt South, and oa Prermium'Iicket in the Grand yrneiutn Drawing for a superb ~80 Piano, which will be presented Sthe first 1,000 subscribers re ~1ed in 1878. $.12 worth of ~hice musjc published in the Jour Syearly. Music buyers can' ~fod to be without *t. Try it one ~q'and you will want it for a life * Specinmen copy for a 8 cent ~p. Published at Ludden & ote' Southern Music House, nhGa. *.ni GIRoUrT OgUnI..-The onily ho transacted in court s3ice ~ it report was of a civil nature. 7~us ere as follows: tj . Batterree vs. William e,action to recover posses u itle alleged to be the tof the plaintiff, and to be ~d~withheld by the defend.. E.~ickey appeared for the S,obertson for the d,e e y erdio of the jury ~W.*.: "e find for the ~ ~u1eInqu'estiona 'with and to be unlawfully withhold by hcde fondint. Messrs. Mccanits & Douglasrr represented the plaintiff, end Mr, Mckoy the defendant. The jury rendered the following verdict : "We find for the plaintiff the prop, erty in question, with no damages." This was the last case put before a jury, and the petit jurymen were discharged on Wednesday morning. Several judgments by default wore then taken, and the judge next proceeded to hear contested cases without a jury. W. I. Doty & COp,, vs. Lucy Keller, action on scaled note-two cases - Messrs. Gaillard & Reynolds for the plaintiffs, Col. Rion for the defend ant. This case was a very interest ing one, involving the rights and liabilities of married women under the present State constitution and the statutes passed in pursuance of it. The judge took the papers in the case and reserved his decision. ToWN I'ATTFRs.-The best citi zens of the town evince a reprelen - siblo want of interest in the choice of muniicipal tickets. They are willing to remairl at home and suffer nominations to be made to a )argo extent by the votes of irresponsible parties. This is in face of the fact that a new act has just been passed giving enlarged powers to the coun cil, both in matters of taxation and in criminal jurisdiction. The tax imposed by the town in addition to the State and county levy is neces" sarily burdensome, and should be re4uced to a minimum. The town is already laboring under a debt of several hundred dollars, the balance due to Mr. Caldwell. In addition there ar. ubr e matters that will come b.efor Ehc incoming council for dcecision, ' a dy, the amount to be fixed for liquor hcenses, the salary of intendant, and the purchlase of a truck house for the Hook and Lad der Poompany. Negotiations were pet on foot some time since by the ,oouncil for the purchase of Barber's Hall from the 1}uilding aid Ioan Association, but the terms ($750 cash) were not agreed to.. The present truck house is cpntrally located, and, we are informed, can be rented for fifty dollars a year. While the conipany should haye accommo datio.ns for the truck, it is poor economy to spend $750, instead of renting for $50 a ypar. If it is deemed necessary to erect or pur chase a building for the purpose, experts say it can be done for much less money. These matters should be attended to by the taxpayers. REPoRT' 0F THiE CON DIT ION Winnsboro National Bank, A TWinnsboro, in the State or Soutl Carolina, at th.e cf,ose of business March 15th, 1878. RESOUR OES. hends nnd Discounts, $68,40 50 Overd oftts. 5541 4(1 U. 8 Bonds .to seonre circulation, 75,000 00 Duo from approved reserve agents, -209 79 Duo fromi ether National Blanks, '2,307 84 Real E4ntste. FurnJlture and Fi;cteres, 1,453 45 Omtrrent iRxpenises and Taxes, ,%jid, 1,234 111 Prem,iumia Paid, 4.00J0 0.1 Bill.' of ot.her lBaDki, 3,957 001 Fractionial Currency (includ ing Nickels.) 186 11 Specie, (includ ing gold Treasury certificntes) 631 20 .Legal Tenduer Notes, 3,372 001 Redomption fund with U. 8. Treas.,5 per cent.of circulation, 3,375 00 To.ta.l, $J,62,740 4') LIABI LITIES. ,Onpital Stock paid in, $75,000 00 Surpilus Fiund, 3,133 52 Undivided profits, 8,094 70 Nationtal Bank notes out. standiing, 402,800' 001 .9lvidendsa unnald., 310 00 Individu,al deposits subjeot t 040016 17,261 1'1 Duo to othier. NgitionaL Banks, 1,141 08 Total,, .8162,740 *7 S1'ATEOFOUI ARIN, I, T. 15. Ellioth. Casir, of the shovo named Bank, : 4 solemnly swear. that the abo.ve atsemen~t ,Is true ~o thie best of my knowledg ani beliof. Subsori ed and sworn o bqore ,e ts.2O. a "f?Mareb, 1l7&. SPECIAL NOTICES. Cure Yourslves. Tho eighth wonder of the World has been found in Georgia. The discoverer is a physician of loilg experience, exton sivo observation and ))rofound judgment and his discovery has proven such a blessing to woman, that it is already known throughout the country as '!Woman's Best Friend." With remarka blo quickness and certainty it cures all cases of suppressod menstruation, acute or chronic, and restores health in every instance. 'Dr. J. Bradfield's Female Regulator supplies a remedy long needed in the treatment of diseases peculiar to I woman. This the Medical Faculty knows and admits, while many of our best physicaiuns aro using it in daily practice. Tho ledicit;e is prepared with great care, by Dr. J. '.3radtield. Atlanta, Ga., and sold at $1.50 per bottle by Dr. W. E. Aiken. march 10-2w SHERIFF'S SALE. B Y virtue of sundry executions to me directed, I will offer for salo, before the court-hou"e door, in Winnsboro, on the first Monday in April next, within he legal hours pf sale, to the highest bidder for cASH, the following described prcpety, to wit: Eighty bushels .of cor4, .typ hundred pounds of hay, eight hundred pounds of fodder, three hundred bushels of cotton scod, all more or lebs, and one four-horse wagon-all the property of William D. Aiken, at tho suit of t4lo Wippsborq National Bank and others. ALSO, One hundred bushols of corn, two thousand five hundred pounds of fodder, six hundred bushels of cotton seed, all more or less, one gin-hea%l and three wagons-alI as the property of John S. Cathcart, at the suit of D. R. Flenniken. S. W. RUFF, Sherift"s Office, S. F. C Winnsboro, S. C., March 13, 1878. mar 16-x2t 1 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. Court of Uotrnom o Pleas. Sarah P. Hal., Plaintiff, against Owen as surviving partner of 0. Smith & Co., Defendant.-SuMMots. To the Defendant: -l'UJ are hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk of Common Pleas, for the said county, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the sub. scriber at his office, Nos. 1 and 9, Market Street, Winnsboro, S. C., within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this notion will apply to the Court ffr the xelief demand ed ip the complaint. Dated 4th February, A. D. 1878. JAS. H. RIO1N, Plairtiff's Attorney. To the Defendant: TAKE NOTIos that the suNugpons in this action, of which the foregoing is a copy, ws tiled in the oflco of the Clerk of Court at Winuboro, in the County of Fairfold, in the State of South Carolina, on the 25thl day of February, 1878. 2.th February, 1818. JAS. H. ItION, Plailitiff's Attorney, feb 26-xlaww Wininsboro,. .sc. PIAO &ORANWAR"E th li an cmet wth hewrl. hold, Superb Intrumients from Reliable Makers at F"aetory Itates. Every man his own agent. Ilottom Prices to all. New Pianos, $135, $6 $179. New Organs, $40, $501, $67. Six years guarantee. Fifteen days trial. Maker's ntamo en all in.strumnents. Square dealing, the honest truth, and Ve.st, bargains in the U. 8. From $50 .to $lu0 actually saved in buying from LiJ N & HA TES' Southern Wholesale P1(an1 anii.Qg Depot., Savannah, Ga. 'iar 1 im DEMO0RA110 -00INTY CLUB, Ameeting of the Fairfield County Democratic club, will be held on the fifth Saturday in March. The Club wvHl be composed, as heretofore, of five dele gates from each local or subordinate club. The purpose .of the pnoetigg .ip de co.isiderationi of such measures as gl}~, place our county organization .in accord wvith the form presented by the .State Democratic Convention of August, 1876l, and also of such rules and regulations for tihe government of our county organi zation as wvill secure its fullest support of its owvn nominations, guard it against the dangers of discord and internail dis sensions, fril its tanks and streng then its lines for the campaign en which .it Is ab.out to ontes-. These proitminatry steps, wisely and deliberately taken, will place our party in the strongest position possieo to us, and -.enable us to aidopt ,promptly any course that the emergencies of the cam paign LJay require. JNO. BRATTON, march trattad County Chairman. D)ON'T~19ISS TH1W ~IHE~ entire stook of Furniture, Mat tresses, Window Shades, Baby Cairliages, ,eto., will be sold at greatly reduced ~prices,.from this tgay, reprdlegg .gf ges 4t 40Mou a - sPiEiliiG GOODS. W E have just received a now and pretty assortment of SPRING CALICOES AND CAMBRICS. The styles are new and pretty and the prices will suit the times. Call and look at thetn: they wall bear the clgspsl inupection, and we take pleasurQ jn showing them. lVill reoeive in a few days a full assortment of all goods in out line. MCMASTER & BRICE. FRESH MEDICINES. S ARSAPARILLA with Iodide of P0. tassa, Liver Pills, Anise Soothing Drops, Extract of Buclun, Cattle Powders, Cough Candy, Cherry Pectoral, Brown'e Cough Mlixttxro, Arnica Lini;uent, Es: Renec of Ginger, Elixir of Grindelia fot Asthma, Worni Lozenges. Hair Restorer, Essence of Lemon, Too.th Powders, &c. Those Mediejnes will commend thepi; selves tQ physicians and to 'those persons who desire to know what they are swal lowing, since the recipe of each is printed upon its label. FoR SALE nY McMASTER & BRICE. mar 21 lo rocorios. a AM RECEIVING daily fresh Sugars, Coffees Green and Roast ed, Tea, Flour, Grist, Meal, Syrups, Molasses, Soda, )oap, Starch, Bagging and Ties, Bacon, Lard--in Bbls., Cans and Buckets Seed Qat, er a4 33arley, Tails, Trace Chains, 1prse ad Jg shoes, Axle Greese, White Wige and Cider Vin,pgor. fn All goods delivprae withir corporate limits. Fr.esh .Chees,e and .Maccaronj~ received to--day. New Buckwhseat Flour. .Choice pew crqp New Orkaaii Mohqsses. New Macker,el ip. kits, j and basrrls. D. R. FLENNIKEN. W. G. ROCHE IEAS removed to.the ste 4next .t.n.th post-office, where be willibe glad to re celve his friends and customers. A lull line of Samples will be kept or band, from which oustomera may make selections. Ho now has the fi,pea.t line .o French and English goods .ye.r brough to this in,rkest.. >He insluo pr.e.pared .to .cut or to .mhaki up jgoods-for those who desire. Garments of all kinds .repa&i,rd ai cleaned. p,* Cleaning a specialty.. Thankful to the public for past pgtron age, he solieits a gentinuance of th< game, and guarantees satisfAction. sept 18 W. G. RIOCHE. D3OOT Al)D SgIQE MAKER, W,INNB0.10, 8.,0. 1qmeaS Ketaille I$IFFENERE hoota an&Sho SPRING, 1878, W E are now ,eooiving , plendid line of SPRIN( QOQ1S. 180 pieces Prints. 10 " Cambries, 10 " Crotonos. A fine lot of Wash Poplius, beautiful lino of w1itq and figurod Coe ognia[ Stipes. 4LS0, Bleached Homespas, Srsuokor, Cottoq Diaper, 'Tabi, Linon anl 'Damask, and the prettiest assoFrnent Table Cloths aid Dfylles to niatoh in tho market, and many other goods which please call and oxnmine. HATS. A full line of Straw, P.plt and WRq} Rats. 1HQES. We have always taken a pride in our Shoe department. We can now say that we have the most complete stook of sloes oyo bzQugLd to this market, a QIVIE VS 4 04pp.,, LADD BROS. FRSB ,I LSI 9 - . Freh Ariya,1s!T -AT--A J. O. BOAG'S, FRESH and warited Garden Seey' at five copts per paper, which sol~ last year at 10 cents or 3 for 25,ents. -0 Very best choice Seed and eating Potatoes Family Flour, Meal, Grist, Blacon, Lard, Rice, Cigars, Tobacco, Can. dies, AssortIpent .of Fancy gakes and Crackers, Maokere!, Dried Hei rings, Fancy Groceries, All of which will lbe sold .as ,low as the lowest for cash. The stook etf Dry Qopds, agoh s Dornes tics, Cali'coes, Dress Goods, Shawls, Furs, Mili-' p.oryeGpods, yg.lbe egIlg yery Jo.w,to olecer them out.. L (Cal oop and see fpr yourselves. You, w)ll alyrays Sgd a Lull -line of Notigns, Butto.ns, ~runi,ngs, Ar,., and ~ 'ancy Goods, 'kep 'at te' ' Dry Goods, f?ancy Goods an4 MILLINERY BAZAA1S. * In fact yo.n cap ggt al,mos5t anything . you want that 'is fn the Grodery, Drf Goods, Fancy Gogde, ' otion or Mi}linery line. All' knowing them,iolves tndebted te mse wAll pAease como (exyWard and settle up at once, as thid ,i'a hard year and [ __e_____ J. O..BOA.. CONSUliVPTJON Mitsuffrer tmnthis disease that are an. 100a t~ e cr4shoul4tyD E18N a rs re enkncew tha ej uirn(