The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 06, 1878, Image 3
C400AL ITEMS.
r 'IJD1 ..4YrJVNpo, s , t O'8
Now Advertleements.
Iesolutione--J. Hendrix McIsm-no
Town Ordiunces- WM. N.
Chandlor, clerk.
Fairfield Fire Engige Company
}. S. Chandler, Secretary.
A neighbor informs us that his
wife never knew a quiet night until
the doctor prescribed Dr. Bulls
3aby Syrup for her little ones.
Agoui, 1Vqw1l.--\yeather prop1i
pts are nuneruus.
Chicken thieves are again at work.
Keep on the logk-Qut for them.
A caljcp hqp qt tbq Thpaj!u Hall
was the eeasatioq \yednesday evon
ing.
The Histriqnic Club promise an,.
other entertainncut abosit the 4th
pf July.
Calistbeni,cs al Upton's manual
pf arms diyidp pubiic attentn1 at
present.
The colgrod public echool has
ploed for tb.e seasoi after 4
pession of five taoths. There have
been over two h1ndred pupils in
attengance.
A clerk in a dry goods stor.e wrote
-in large letters on a box outside,
ONo plirns r blackberries wanted!"
$omge miscreant ru4bed qgt thq
word "No," and now the clerk
hreatens to commit suicide.
FIRE IN THE CoUNTRY.--Inforna
tion hIr been received of tho total
,destruction of Dr. Samuel F. Mob
1ey's dwelling on Tuesday morning
before day. The fanily had retired
at the isual hour, and at balf-past
hree o'clock in the morning one of
the mernbors was awake.d by tl?v
glare of the flames and the crackling
- f fire. SQ far had the work of de
.s truction progressed that the family
" barely escaped, saving scarcely any
rth:ng of value. Furniture, silver,
,evan clothing, was de3trayed.
Nathiilg was ,insured. Tne fire
,o:iginated in that portion of the
house near the -kitchin, but from
the time it occurred1, ist ja b?lievedj
;t have been the work of an incen
liary. It is sin.orely .to -ap aoped
that the miscreant will be eaught
and puiished.' If coavicted he wiil
hang, as arson is nov a caipital of -
' fence.
Winnsboro-Democrat.ie Club.
The Winnsboro Democrat;ic Chli
.met in the court.-house on Monday
,evening. The minutes of the last
mneeting were read and conjirmed.
Dr. R. .B. ,Hanahnn, WVm. 1). Ai,ken
,and Georg~e Holley were nominated
for membership qad y nituoily
,elected.
Mr. Bl. Metans Jpav.is, .p.urswnet to
~notice preyviopsly givjn,, offeitd tire
constitution of the club:
If any person, after .ha,ving been
1elected a rpember of this club, shall
fail, witip .shirty days thereafter,
to takie ,th.e pledge 'regjuired an~I
~sign the,qp.yptgiution, a ne.iv election
admission.
On motion, the a:nendmopt *pgs
unntpa 11gsly adopted.
Oppotion, the clap. th.ep proceed
ed to ti)1 election of as E~xecutive
.Comnipittee, a Comnmittee op Thegis
tration,,aipd a apember of the U0tspty
. Executive Opimittee, with the fol.
lowing result.:
JaneBeaty, 4.A. White, 4.. 8.
&Douglass, R. Means 9.yis.
SCommittee on Regietratio-J. F.
'S, eMaster, J. Q, Davis, T. W. Lau..
- ~ e,'3. D. McCarley, J. M. Beaty.
,~ eember of Copipty Ex~ecutive
prp4ittee-Jno. S. Raynolds.
~- n motion, It was resolved ethat
6 lub proceed to the election of
~t~r delegates to represept ,the clpb
lI~he zext County Convention, and
tatthe club meet at some future
pre.vious to -the Convention,
phose such additional delegates
Pny b4e eptitted to by reason of
Ieteaeein its ae:pbership. The
4~resulteil.in the choice of ,the
ng4*isneds gentlemen : Jas.
Gei, .Onpoe
Ia
fra9 this club to the County Cob
vOitton be instrvo*od to vote for
such persons as delegatea to the
Stato Convention as will use their
votes andJ influence . (or the renomi
nation of Govoror Ht'n)ion an d
all tht )resetf3f ex....ve O!lc of
the State.
2. That the 'i1 doleg:ttes ba in
structed to f- suer_ch peo s its
delegaIc L.> i"h u gr" ion il Con
vention ,'i ,i thoir votes and
influence t,,or tho nomination
of MAj. T. W W_ +h rl for Con
gress from the Foucth Distrie,, ns
fist choice, and for Col. John 11.
]avins as second choice.
3. Th.it the s. L dolor tes ho
instructed to suppc.r+ Gen. Jio.
Bratton for tijo pysitiop of County
Chairman.
On motion of Mr. J. H. Cam
mings, the Committee on Registra
tion was instructed to canvass the
town and y}-inity, with a view to
increase the imoinhbe:ship of the
Club.
Qn motion, the club thou ad
journod, to meet again on thet 13th
inst. for the pnqoso of electing
such addit.ional delegates to thu
Cotuty Convention as any inere:so
in the membership may entitlo the
ciub to send.
A.1tntion ! Fairiittbd Fire Eal-rin
Company,
9'HE regular monthly meeting of thii
I Company will be liel.l in Town liall
on yriday evening, the 7th instant, at 81
o'clock.
E. S. CHANDLER,
june 6 Sieretary.
RESOLUTIONS
Passed y the Feastervi lie Demo cratic
.Club:
Resolved, '.at" this Club filly erlorse
.tl tonkluet of T. S. Brico in the last
Legislature.
2nd. That while we believe I1. A.
(aillard to be a man of honor, as well
as po.sessiing other qu.alificaions char
acteristic of the Frno gentlman, -ye do .not
entlorte him as a representative, and
with honest candor vttrnestly protdst.
against his re.-e.oticon or .t-e election of
any of the ogal profession to the Legis
lature. That we are willing to cone'ed a
thit to the Lawyer belongs the interpreta
tion and adniinistration of the laws,
But caim for tite f.rmn'r, to.ether with
the Meohanic tnd Merchant. the ri1ht to
make the laws.
'rd. 'T'hat these resolutio ns be pub.
liebed in tho countv par ;r.
.J. HEN)RI McLA'E,
ec re tarv, pro tem.
SURVIVORS' 4SSOC.4TION.
MONTICELLO, S. C., May 16, 1878.
rjIHE organization of a survivors' asst
. ciation of the remaining membos of
Companies, I of the tat, and E of the
15th S. C. regiment being in contemt:pla
tion, tho.o members who are disposed to
tpke an nct.ve interest in perpe':inting
,th.e record made by these two compuian
Ies during the war, are invite'< to an, in.
teg.htnge of views as to the most suit:'
ble time and place for the reunion of the
members left from both companies.
Re'ipond promp)tl y, comrades, and let
na meet at an early day.
may 21--tx2w JOEL. WV. PEARSCON.
MILL NOTICE.
WE have .had the Coleman Mill
vthoronighly repaired. and arenw
ready to grind whea.t'.na odin, an.l to
'saw lumbeor. With a' good ~miller, new
Conlting-cloth, n ,.god smutter, and a
plent.y of pa *y:. we' will sparo no pain
to give gee r.J a M'i;ctio,n to o&r' cust'.
IFenstervilo, b,. U.. Ma :;, 1878.
juno .1-r1i 1
CAMI~PAliN RATES
-FOR
*gjE 13EWS AM{ HERAJ,J.
N hee.mpaign thi,d is .now~ .opening
THE NEwsj/ND lIEa5A1p p.ro poses to kgep
its readers fully osted as tp events 9c
politics. 3t hp~s 1borgtpfgro l4,bo.red cax:n.
estly in the cause of gpodl governtnent.
ana its effqrt4 in fiitire will b.o.redouibled.
In order to accoinplish the greatest good,
it desriros to reach every citizen of' Fairilead
County. .To attain this end the follow
ipg .special rates are offered for.tho .watu~
paign:
Tri-weekly, to -the 15th November, *1.50.
Weekly, to the 15th Novemnber, - -1.00,
jpiU- (belh, i .every.case, must accomnpany
the order.
Cards n,ominating ciandildates will be
,inseited at.the following rates, in ad1vange:
For each, eanilidate, 1 inch, ope ini
.Aertjcon, - - .. $l.go.
For the.camnpaigp, in WVeekly and(.
Tri'yely, - .- .- 5.00
Pledges of candidates at the same tates
as the above.
,Proceedings of .clubs or eommunioa
tions, whepa they ontaip piominatiemns,
come un4er the rules for advertfingj,
put the p.aper wIll .b, op?en fpr.the legit
Imate ,ditoussipo, within .reasonable
boqnds, of go. merts .of aji tho.no papdi
dates whose names are -appearing .in its
Advertising columns. Eq~ual privilegau
will be accorded to .all tr#ie DemorMs.
We ak .tb*as otipflJe 'ad.nomb
_ MPECTAL NOTICES.
1 1 by Will )ou L iino Away i
W.'noUiT A P.itura.r..-'1'e (lr.t:tnd
for )r. d rlr Itieai's Fema10e {t-g,uI toi
is be.yt)u:1 p ree.0Ih-nt in the annaIlS of
pl da'' r --mI li"a Or {ors co)utr in1 s
tc ie ani Itrat tiet the ;r,;pr-Iter" I .s
heet'to r' heettn n.ale to till I.t. l ttll.
[f t .: . y ) s t te th l a rrange me nts
are now .:.i.l.t: by wi.l,ich he is pre
pared ttu manuo!'aatnt.i t I?iieal Re;!llatt"or
onl it sci1l eirtitl to the Ct'Ierencv, 0aId
the pulIeo Ilay feel assurod that their
wannt.s a;lIa" notw be supili"I. P4,;iy.'aus
of ,.1i rep>ut are(. usin. this I r:it,
1 m1dy, in dLLiV practice. ti ov er
r.;ii. This v.tImble m-I litin i- pre
pnredo by J. 13reil:<lt, Atlan'ta, Ga.. nz;.'
i-. r.rld at .1.5U per bottle, by Dit. W. E.
1C ;c
m:y 18--2w
FOR SCHOOL CO1MM1ISSIONER.
Please innotnco B. iH. ROBIlI{TSON
la at candidlate for :"c(h'ol Comiisionor
at the cnsaing ele:tion --subjct to the
acti u of tie Dhmocratie party at the
primary oeto
n:. -l t xtf MTINT F:-TrNf,.
FOL CONUEsS.
At a meting c. the Jack"ohn's( Cek
I)moratie Club, of T";mn1 I.ip. No. 12,
t': ' f.ith),n .; rt.,UOttion was unan;iTintou -
ly aId pt'l:
Ihs:!r ed. 'a:t1 w" r'econm'n-n I our t1,.
serve ty 1}' ul a '1) tt 1i -)e1'iltilt.en, .11A"J. TI.
W. W\O)DW\.1t), for a seat itt the Con
gross of the Init.-l :atos, an.1 ask oa
delogates to the tNoiniltatiing Convretion
to urgo his claisli;.
Extract from tle minites.
1.E. ELLISON, SR.,
P. H.ts-r'on, ' Preside'nt.
Secrctary.
jili -te
FOR TUE LEGISLATURE.
Messrs. RIors:-Please announce H. A.
GAILLAlD as a c:;ndidatte for the House
of 1iepresentatives, at the coming elec.
tion . The course or Mr. Gailliard in pub
lic life har ~iven general satisfaction and
"lone hoior to oil F'airft 1.1. In recogni
tion o'' his services it is but proper that
he shonli.t be sott to the Ilon'io at the
nrext el.ctio.n. This non.ination is made
entiFely w.ithoat the knowledge- of th;e
gentleman named.
pnay 16--tf MANY FRIENDS.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
At a meiting of the 'aklnul Damorat
ic Club of towns'iip number six, Lol,l ou
the 2-tJh of April, 1.873, tie fullowing
resolutlol wrs atloptei:
I ^)!cr(t. That t'1is Club, recognizing
the titness an I ability 'of lon. H. A.
('aillnrt)t as a reposeniattive, herel)y
rtnmin1ate hiu as a candidate for re.
lc.tiou.
Extract" ft om the minutes:
A. J. LAMAi,
may 16..4xtf ieretarv.
COUNTY CONVENTION.
Convention of the D mocratie Par
ty of t'airieltl County will be hel-l in, the
conrt-house at. Wiinsboro, on saturday,
the .1Nth day of June, 1878, at elevin
o'clock, a. t., for 'ie purpose of electing
a County C:hairnmr ani1. if the Conver.
tion see tit, doeatos to the State and
thle Congressional Convention.
Each local club will sendl one dele
gate for the olnbll atlarg't, and1 one addi
tional delegate for ever3: t,wenty-live mtem
bers on its roll.
JNO. BRATTCN,
TAX NOTICE.
Cot orY TREASonRgp's OrFioE,
, WrXiNsnlono, S. C., May 3t3, 1878.
N~OTICE is hereby giv'en that the tax
' . j,ook for F,ltr[icl.l 4 ounty will be
o1 vened on Mondny, 3rd o Juon , for the
coI ot,o of$tte andi count y taxes le vied
rcoirdinig to law. TVhese taixes are as
follows:
For Stte puIrp1oses, - -- 4~ mrills.
For orinar illty Couty puirpi'sesq, 3 mi lii,
.'p)ciaul tax to pay3 assaessmenft
far 187t ------ -- 1-5 m'ill.
.Constitutinmil Sool Tax, - 2 milla.
Total,--------- -- 9 7-10 mills.
In addition to the asbove stal 1 taxes ra
.P'oll T1.IX ef aito dollar is required of all
. male p'err.n's ybet wen the ali. H of I ven
ty-oto end sixty ye'ar ,I e pt. those in..
.cap tuelc of earni lny a suotj JU., fr'om.being
mannted or any' other cause, and school
t.ruste'es.
Thtese taixes are p)ayable in two equlal
instalnents, one-half dutring the month
of Jane, andi quei-l'ailf dolling the month
of October. Persons tailing to pay3 'tlie
first instatlment' whecn due, will be r'e
quiroll by law to p,ay a~ penlty of ilvo
por e,nt. on thle Atitmo.
Tl.'e T'riianror is riot .nuthorized to take
School or "'ohnty'lniuts fo1i 'tIixel--o'id
and silver coin, United States curren-cy
and niation'al lbank notes alor e being re
doivable,
JAMES Q. JAVIS,
juto J -t2xI County Treasurer.
lNotice to Taxpayers.
.,. AUDITon's .FFIoR,
WIzNsNDono, 3. .0., May 28, 1878.
r ;3HIS ofilee w ill be opten from the 1st
Lof.Juno to th.e 0t of July,.18B78, tp
?eceivo Tlax 'Roeturt 8 for tleo' fiscal y ear
-1878. By ors fr'opi the Comnptrolldr
Qg9neral the real cRstate will al.so be .re
assessed at the samte 'time. .A11 male
persons betw~een the ages of t#euty-one
Land sixty years are liable to Poll Tra,an
will report niedrimigly. " ' -.
I.*Iwill,attendj at the f'ollowing platcs on
tlie days afoolfled, for the' pnrp6so ef
reoeiVilng retutrnA, -viz:
,Mentioel d,. e 017 and 18S.
'ioSinaville, June l19,and~ 20.
loreb, Jdza491 ad 22',
, June 494 2.5.&
*w ~ 8 5it.2d
AM 1:EICEIVING daily fieh
Sngar,, Coffees Qroen and Roast
ed, Tea, Flour, Guist, Meal,
NrlS, llaSC3, S?Old:a,
Sc-ap, Sta-"h. Ba2gi..g
and Ties, Bacon,
L4ard-in Bbls., C'ns and Bucketa
Seed Oats, Rye and Barley, Nails,
Traco Chains, Horse and Mido
Shoes, Axle Greese, White Wino and
Cider Vinegar.
?,resh Checse and Maccaroni
received to-day.
New Bnckwh eat Flour.
Choe ;i(;w cr->p New Orleanc
Moc' sses
New Malcernl in kits, J and
larrels.
):5 All goods delivered within
corporate limits.
D. R. FL,ENNIKEN.
NEW GOODS !
0
E call tho r.! .intion of the ladies' to
our new stock of
FANCY NOTIONF3.
Lace and Silk Ties in varik->us shades,
Silk Bows in assorted styles,
Colored Silk Iandkerchief3,
Fans in great variety,
an, a.kcicliefs ad Dress Girdle,
A splendid assortment of Parasols,
Janilla 3razilian, Boiled Silk, and
Scotch Gingham.
Calicoes, Cambrics, Muslins, -Lawns,
Figured and Brown Lin cne.
OUR STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
Of overy kind is complete and can b<
bouglht
CHEAP.
Lots of other good.s, which we cannot
mention here for want of room at
prices
THAT WILL SELL THEUX.
McMaster & Blrice.
-AND
New Style Goods
-HAVE
TUS~~T RRVD,iuing allte
boro Dry..Goods, Fancy Goods and
Milinery Bazaar.
eMRS tlOA~ tohes -to return her sin
eer thnksto erfriends and the public
generally.for ttie pagt pati'on ago, solipi'.
'ting a continnanico of the same. She will
ondeavor~ asi ierotofore and is dletercrpined
to please.t);e mUos fasti(dioup.
Aililhnery and Eancy.Goods Stock is
cmplete, French Pattern Hats, trimmed
and untrinmod, straw Hata and bonne~ts,
Hu'n Ha(a an~d Sailors, Ili.tbons, Silks,
Laces, Flowers, F'eathers, Illu'sions, Nook
Ties, Rluffling, Linon' and Lace Sets,
Hand kcrcieft, Co,rsets, glovos, .Buttons,
&o., &c
---o
Second lot of Spring Calloocs, also a nice
lot of Dress,Goods, Molairs. Alpacas,
Jppaneso Silks, .Wash Poppuis,
'and other nio Materials and
Tritnmngs. CalIh and
seb,.Liss e, for youi
." selves.
A lag lot of Men's, Ladies' an
~nd Straw- Iats, ano anad course,
;A.cohol lt ftFaa 7~oerf, Gait.
A NATIONAL STANUARI.
-: Jftif'
eoCbe.dkr'S Unabi dged.
;t in I n?Itine:. 1sli P'a,'t; quart.o.
10,000 \ ':'i liall;lg. not In other
D)ICTIONAltlEI *,
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latcroft, Prescott
Motl.x, Geoge I. Atarsth
Fi tr-O,eet e 1allock, John 0. Whlttler,
N. P. W1Ii;s. John 0. Saxe,
Elthn Ilurritt, Daniel Webster,
1St. Choate, 11. Corlcrleige,
Si:rt, lorace Mann,
31 tt tan flity Colle ePresidents.
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01 her, thle sinatlei typo girling much more on a
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FOREIGjN AND DOMIESTIQ
iAlDWARE, Cntlery, Quns, Sad
dtory, Bar Iron and J?low Sai Ououm'
her Pumps,
FAIRBANKS' SCALES.
Agenis for Siouth Carolina for the -
Patent Steel Barb Fencing, and the
celebrated Falwor's Frie'nd Plows, onE,
two and thred- orse, at redunced prices, -
iJberal Terms to .the Trade.
Large assortment of Agricultural Izu
eoments. Agriltural tees s,aej )t
~ull Ton ot, Turn 8 ovels Soot
Moos,i elBolts, also, r~ough Mea
Sbaes, &c.
8tt gnots ~T.dogr Nors,e an . It1e
Shoes - -..