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Lr O CAL ITErS. CHANGE OF SonEDULE.-The follow ing is the schedule of the Charlotte, Columbia and August,a Railroad : DAY PASSENGER. Goine, South. Going North. Leave B1acukstook, 3.15,P.M. '2.15, P. M. Winnsboro, 4.02, r. n. 11.20, A. M. " Rtidgoway, 4.38, r u. 10.52, A. at. NIGHT PASSENGER. Going South. Going North. Leave Binokstook, 12.31, A. nt. 2.03, A. M. Winnsboro, 1.14, A. M. 1.14, A. M " Ridgeway, 1.49, A. U. 12.36, A. it. New Advertisements. New Goods-McMaster & Brice. Every one who has used it, pro nounces Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup the best remedy known for the com plaints of early childhood. It con tains no opiates. * Dr. Ezekiel Thomas, the negro who carries his heart in his breech es pocket, was examined in Charles ton on Saturday by the entire medi' cat society. The result is not given. The Fairfield Pomona Gi-ange will meet with the White Oak Gra nge on Saturday, the 1st of June. All patrons throughout the county are cordially invited to attend, as there will be business of importance to be transacted. APPOINTMENT OF LAY READERS. Bishop Howe has appointed the following gentlemen Lay Readers, to assist the Rev. J. Obear, at their respective churches in Winnsboro and Ridgeway : Judg6 Win. R. Robertson and Capt. Charles E. Thomas. Our terms for atanouncing candi dates are very low. Aspirants will find it much more convenient to announce their intentions in THE HEWS AND HERALD, th bn to w1,ste time yet in going around personally to tell people. They had better save this tronh le until later. PROBABLY FATAL RENeoUNTER. Last Saturday afternoon, by ap pointment, as we understand, Mr. James Stewart met Mr. George Martin, of the Graham place, at Myers' old store, to adjust a variance. They fought it out to the satisfac tion of all concerned. Afterwards an altercation occurred between Mr. William S. Stewart, and Mr. John Martin, in which we regret to s-y Mr. Martin received a knife wound in the right side, from which he bled profusely. It is feared he is mortally wounded. The Democratic Club, of White Oak, met on Saturday afternoon. The meeting, which was well at tended, notwithstanding the intense heat of the day, was presided over by Mr. S. R. Johnston, the efficient president of the club. After the transaction of such business as they had met to consider, the club was addressed by Messrs. T. S. Brice and H. A. Gaillard, who were pres ent "for that purpose by special invitation. We are informed this club now numbers seventy--nine members and that it can be relied upon for any good Democratic work the exigencies of the coming campaign may demand. AROUND TOwN.-Straw hats, sun umbrellas and linen dusters. Hot was scarcely the name for it Saturday. Politics were up to a high pitch on Saturday. Captain Withers raises Irish pota toes weighing a pound each. -The Knights of Honor are in creasing their membership. The Gordon Light Infantry gave a hop on Monday evering. Winnsboro wvas livelier on Satur day thatn any day this season. The night trains ceased running on Sunday night, and the express agent is happy once more. An amateur bull fight occurred on the streets on Friday afternoon, two amendments and a barridick furnishing the sport. Last year we refused to take wild plums for subscriptions on the ground that we must draw the line aomewhese. Now we don't even see 'the wild plums. If "the an who oouldn't keep * 4" 4tt settle in dhese parts SPEOIAL NOTICES. Why Will You Ph13 Anay I \I'L'oUT A PAnALnr-.The demand for 1)r. J B3radtield's Feinle lh;lnitutor is beyond precedent in the inials of lopilbi remedies. Oriors comni in so thick and fast that the Irlrietor htts heretofore been unable to till th at till. t lie is happy to state that arringeme1lants are now complete by which he is pre pared to manutaeturo Fimiialo Regulator on a scaile equal to the emnergency, an1d the public may feel assured that their wants may now be supplied. Physicians y of high reputo are using this great remedy, in daily practice, all over Georgia. ''hi,s valuable me,licineoo is pro- t pared by J. Bradileid, Atlanta, Ga., and i sold at $1.50 per bottle, by Dt. W. 1. ArxIEN. may 13-"2w CAMPAIGN RATES -I'On TIIE NEWS AND IIERALD. IN tho campaign th at is now opening T'n NEws ANn IiERALD pr1poses to keep its readers fully l-osted as to events oc curring in National, State and County politics. It has heretoforo labored earn estly in the cause of good government. and its efforts in future will be redoulbled. In order to accomplish the groate-t, good, it. desires to reach every citizin of Fa'irfieid County. To attain this end the follow ing special rates are oflered for the cami ptii Tri-weekly, to the 15th November, $1.50. %% ekly, to thge, 15th November, - - 1.00. .ti ut-h, in every c:cvt, w,"it (ac'Omnyl; the order. Cards nominating e.n,l:dat s will be inserted at the following raie, in wdince: For each candidate, 1 inch, one1 in sert ion. - - - - S1.00. For the campaign, in Weekly and Tri-weekly, - - - 5.00. Pledges of candidates at the sanme it:-s as the aho ve. Pr cdings of clubs or coenmlilica ti(15, whe'n they Containii noinlalions, come under the rules for advertising, But the paper will be open for the le"it -imitte (i"e11Ssion, within r(Oaible lnun is, of the merits of all those candli dittes whose niames are, appearing in its advertising columns. Equal privileges will be accorded to all true Demnerats. We ask that tibscriptions and nomii nations be handed in ot once. .fW All business conlnunication:s should be addressed to the WINNSBOtO PUBlIrISIING CO. CLERK'S SALE. The State of South.1 Caroli, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. Win. C. Bec & Co. vs. James D. Hogan and Others. TN purImuane of an order of the Court . of Coimmen Pleas narl in (the above stated case, I will ol'" r for sale before the court.-house door in Winnsboro, on the first Mon lay in June n1 xl, within the legal hogurs of' sile, at plublic outcry, to the highest hiddter, the follow ing (Ie scr~ ie l'proery, to wit: All that ciing, flioe1 parcel or tract of land, conitainingg ONI: nAu.P acm:, imre ori less. lyinig and Sinuate at D)ok, in the County of Fai rliehl , and bounded on thne cast by the trac (If' the Charlotte, Co. lumibia andit Aulgusta Railroiad Com pany, and on thle soutIh, west and niorth by lands1 (If Eugene MeNutlty'. TEaiMs OF sALE: One half of' the puirchlaso-mloney to be paid in cash, for the balance a cr'edit of one year from dato oif Saile, with interest fromi said day, the purchiser to give his bond secured by a mortgage of the piremnises and to pay for all necessary papers. Clerk's Office, C. 0. C, P. F. C. WVinnsbg'ro. 8. C., May 10, 1878 .-tds J. Clmnining, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, WINNSJIORO, S. C. LYON'S P*,tent Metallic STIFFEluERS PR,EVENqT Boots and Shoes From Running over, 81'aiR[ ff Olila Sille ad Ripping in the SEAMS. march 26 SHERIFFS SALE. B Y virtue of' ain execntion to me di rected, I will offer sale before the ciinit-bonise door in Winnsbo,ro, on the first Monday in Juno next, within the legal hours of sale, to the highest bidder for oAsu, tho folloing described prop erty, to wvit: Au1 that pilantation, lying in Fairfleld county, on waters of' Little River, con taining TliaEn HUNDRED AND IFTY AenFA, 'lore or less, and boundedi by lands of Thomas ,A nderson, . en klartin, John Yongue and othiers, levied on as the prQoperty, of J. I. and 1, L.. Vance, at the suto Gwr 0ox4 Mirkl , * heriffs Ooe - 'B 'O TilIl'IT-TIID EIA IR. .'ho .Iost Popular Scientiflo Paper in the World. )Iiy $3.20 a Year, Ino luding Postage. Weekly. 2 NUMBERS A YEAR. 4,000 Boox PAGES. 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It should htave a place in every family, reading :oom, library, cole~e or school. Terms, 3.') per year, $1.60 half year, which ieludes prepayment of postage. Dis ount to Clubs and Agents. Single .opies t'Rn cents. i old by all New sdeal rs. Reint by postal order to MUNN & 0., Pnblishers.37 Park Row, New York. PA IVE NI'S In connection g 1> 1 .,with the cion ille American, %fessrs. MUNN & 4 o. are -olicitors of American and Foreign Pa :"nnts, tutu h ave the largest establishment n the world. Patents are ebtained on tIe best terms. Models of new inven ions andl sketches examiled, and advice ree. A spec"ial notice is made in the Scientifie Aierier, of all inventions atiented through this atgicy, with the tlaie and i'rsidenco of the patentee. ublic ttcntion is tints directed to the iterits of the new patent, and sales or in roduetion often effected. Any persen who has made a new dis :overv or invention, can ascertain, free )f chatrge, whether a patent can probably )e obtajn'd, by writing to the under igned. Address fur the Paper, or con ec.ning Pati'ntu, MUNhT & CO., 37 Park Row, New York, Branch Of1ice, Corner F and 7th Streets, jm b..tf Washington, D. C. JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK AN elegant lot of Spring Prints, C:un bries, Whito Pique, Figured Piques, Long Cloth, Cottonades, Ladies' and Aunts' Hosiery, Mianitkorchiefs, Towels, ae., ad are offered at the lowest cisli rices. J. M. BEATY. The celebrated "Bay State" standard cr,'wed and wire sewed Shoes,a specialty it .. M. BEATY'S. Try them, and y.ouR vi be convinced of their durability. I amii offering for sale "'GranRt's Yea I 1owders."' every box guaR anteed to give -it isfact ion., or monley refundli(ed. Please pive it, a trial. J. al. U3EATY. Go to JI. M. B3RATY'S for tihe best LFamily Flour, P.cal, Grist, Rtico. 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Speciail attention giveni to Inlterfere e ~aeos before the Patent O0e* IXfringe. ienf, Suits in & te differew Su.te a D$$$$|O4&*AT?Io 0U1TCfT - What Colonel Rion Did, Saw and Heard in Washington. Colonel Rion, the member of the National Democratic Committee, has returned from Washington. We gather the following fro:n him : The meeting of the committee was well attended, except by the Southern members. New York was not represented. The prospects of the Democratic, party are promising. No doubt was expressed but that our representa tion in the House would be increased at the next election. South Caro lina promised one more member with a chance of two. We will pro.. bably have a majority in the Senate, also, in the next Congress. Not much was said about the Presidential election in 1880. All indications are that the capitalists, those who fear the communists, those who love corruption and those who hate the South will unite on Grant. The Democrats have no candidate indicated. Thurman, Hendrix, Hancock and McClellan are named. Hampton was men tioned as the favorite for vice president. His administrative abili ty and great prudence were eulogiz ed, and it was said that his election would be the end of bloody shirtism, and unite the North and South. The Potter resolution is dis - cussed by everybody at Washing ton, and there is a great diversity of opinion as to its effect and pro priety. The effect so far has been bad. It has united the R udicals, tended t, ?b iLyes upon them for sup.. t, n.I al:rned capital at the Nor'- Rapublicaus say the Democr.'tb idtend revoluti .n, and that their desire to keep the army reduced is prompted by this motion. The Democrats say they only desire to expose fraud and prevent its repetition, and have no wish or intention of unseating Hayes. Colonel Rion says he can see little good that can come of the investigation ; that it will disturb the country and will fail to convince any one not already convinced that the votes of Florida and Louisiana were fraudulently reversed. He regards the unfortunate feature of the Potter resolution to be the individualizing of Secretary Sher man, between whom and Hayes it is supposed there were no secrets, without an express disclaimer of an intention to unseat Hayes. He regards the movement as a mistake that may end in Grant, and thinks if Grant be re-elected, it is doubtful if he ever wvill have a constitutional successor. The committee adopted a resolution simply approving of the action of the Democrats in passing the Potter resolution, with out mention as to its effect upon Hayes' title. The committee do not design publishing an address unless subsequent events render' it necessary. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. Messrs. Eduiors:-Piease announce H. A. GAILLARD as a candidate for the Houso of Representatives, at the coming elec tion . The course of Mr. Gaillard in pub. lie life has given general satisfaction and done honor to old Fairfield. In recogni tion of his services it in but proper that he shouldt be sent to the House at the next election. This nomination is made entirely without the knowledge of the gentleman named. may 16--tf MANY FRIENDS. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. At a meeting of the Oakland Democrat Ic Club of township number six, held en the 28th of April, 1878, the following resolution was adopted: R?esolved, That this Club, recognizing the fitness and ability of Hon. HI. A. GJaillard as a representative, hereby nominate him as a candidate for re election. Extract from the minutes: A. J. LAMAR, may 16-txtf Secretary. SURVIVORS' ASSOO.[ATIO'N. MONTIeBi,I<, S. C., May 16, 1878. r13HE organizatIon of a Survivors' asso -L eation of t.ho remaning nmmbeas of Companies, I of the ret, and E of the 16th S. 0. regimenot being in contem jla-. tion, the. meom bor-s whio are disposecito take an aotivo interest In perpetuating thereeta .nae by hese two compan.. tescduringthwar,sare Invited to an in.. t.ebtwg oWiew~ s to the most .suita ble time an -pjlaon tow the rannii. of t.e BEAUTIFUL LAWNS. BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, Fast Colors, at 10 cents per yard. BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, Fast colors, at 10 cents per yard. BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, Fast colors, at 10 cents per yard. BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, Fast colors, at 10 oents per yard. BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, Fast colors, at 10 cents per yard BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, Fast colors, at 10 cents per yard. BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, Fast colors, at 10 cents per yard, BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, Fast colors, at 10 cents per yard, BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, Fast colors, at 10 cents per yard. BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, -AT J. F. McMaster & Co's. SPRING HAS COE, -AND New Style Goods -HAVE--. TUST ARRIVED, including, all the , novelties of the season, at the Winns. boro Dry Gouds, Fancy Goods and Millinery Bazaar. MRS. BOAG wishes to return her sin. core thanks to her friends and the publio generally for the past patronage, solici ting a e ntinuance of the same. She will endeavpr as heretofore and is determined to please the most fastidious. Millinery and Fancy Goode Stock is complete, French Pattern Hats, trimmed and untrimmed,Strawv Hats and Bonnets, Sun Hats and Sailors, liibbous, Bilk.,j Laes Flowers, Feathers, Illusions, Nook Tries, Ruffling, Linen and Lae Setts , HIandk erchiefE, Corsets, Gloves, Button,s &c., &c. Second lot of Spring Calicoes, also a nice lot of Dress Goods5, Mohairs, Alpacas, Japaneiso iSilks, WahPoln, and other nice Materials and Trimmingsq. Call and see, Ladies,for your selves, A large lot of Men's, Ladles' and Children's Shoes, Gents' t nd Boys' Fur and Straw Hats, fine and cour.se. A choice lot of Family Groceries, Can. dies, Oakes, Mlackorel. Tobacco. Oigars, Kerosene Oil, Hardware, Woodenware, Tinware, Crockery, &e. A quantity of Lumber for sale low for cash. march 80 J. 0. BOAG, 187 and 139 Me tIng titreet, CHARLESTON, 5, C., FOREIGN AND DOMESTIO hARD WARE, Cutlery. Gun, Saa. diecr v, Jar Iron and Plow Stoel, Oucot. her 'umps, FAIRBANKS' SCALE~S. Agents for South Carolin. for the Patent Steel Barb Fenging, and the celebrated Farmer's Friend Plows, one, two and three horse, at reducid prices, Liberal Terms to' the Trade Large assortment of A oultural Bull Tonguese, Tuerri'Shdir1 e, ~ it Sweeps, H eel Dolt., also, rog Shapes, &o. State Agent. Tredegr o%, sd Shop. - A'mou e hll sy