The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, July 16, 1878, Image 3
r4oCAL ITEMS.
.UES1.Y, JULY 10, 1878.
New Advertisements.
Cape Fear Military Academy
Maj. B. J. Burgess, Principal.
The Chronicle and Constitution.
alist--Walsh and Wright.
Mr. Patrick Hastings is recover
ing from the wound received
recently.
The remains of Mr Schultze were
cared for and interred in the Method
ist churchyard at Ridgeway.
The unfortuuate man left a wife
and children, who are on Dr. Tar
nipseed's place near Columbia.
Opium is the most dangerous
drug, especially w.on given to
children in the shal.' of a soothing
remedy. Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup is
warranted not to contain opium in
any form, and is the most innocent
and efficacious remedy for children
teething. Price 25 cents a bottle. *
Mr. E. W. Ollever surrendered
himself to the authorities on Mon
day, and was taken by Sheriff Ruff
to Chester, on a writ of habeas cor
pus, on application to Jud.,o
Mackey for bail. Judge Mackey
granted the discharge, fixing the
bail at one thousand dollars.
There will be an eclipse of the
sun on the 29th instant. It will be
total west of the Rocky Mountains.
The size of the eclipse in Winns
bore will de pend largely on the
number of glasses taken by the
parties who view it.
The August t Chronicle a). l
Constiutwunlist is one of our most
welcome exclan-es. It is always
newsy, its olitori.d columns are
filled with sound sentiments in
choicest Eilish, an 1 it sticks to
Damocratic do; trines as the needle
to the lpale. To p.trties wishing a
good paper it offirs great induce
ments. Read the advertisement.
Governor Hampton has pardoned
Mr. J. S. Gladney who was con
victed at the summer term of court
in Camlen for asniault and b:attery.
and was removed to Fairfisl 1 j iil.
Tee petition was signed by a large
nu.eber of citizens, and end.ore.l by
Judge Al rich, before whom teI_
case was lied.
AnoUND TOwN.-"Sheeminy," how
hot.
The imosquitoes are unmerciful
this season.
Candidates were as thick on Sat
urday as June bugs in blackberry
time.
Several of our citizens will start
for Glenn Springs, by private con
veyance, shortly.
Politics are up to the highest
pitch -numerous candidates are in
the field, and the pot is still boiling.
Some midcreant stole the street
lamp at the corner of Congress and
Fairfield streets on Friday night
last.
Tom Birown, colored, was be-.
fore Trial Justice Robertson on
Friday, for disturbing a colored re
ligious meeting. After .a hearing,
he wvas sent to jail to await trial at
the next term of the Court of Gen
eral Sessions.
Roonv MOUN~T ITEMs.-Within the
last thirty-five years about two
hundred persons have died and re
mioved from this vicinity. Our mind
reverts to a family of twenty-five
persons, not one of whom is left to
answer to the name. The Method
ist church here has but two names
on its roll that were there twenty
Ave years ago. Sad thought. Dur,.
lng all these years the young people
have been trying--and with some
success-to repair the inroads time
has made upon our population.
The cornfld statesmen-no law
yoe among them-we are informed,
assembled a short time sinee, we
suppose to look after the interest of
the party. The colored people here
are radically Rtadical. We can do
nothing with them. The greater
"~the rogue, the more tenaciously they
adhere to themn. They do not con.
demun their leaders for stealing, but
Censure th,em for -being "cotch up
wid." I t mao 'or.Ao ..atsme
are not looke-l after, Fairflild will,
brobablly, send down two or threc
pairs of No. 12 feet---the feet as a
specimtou of the un-lerstandintg of
0111 plan tation law --I ers.
Guxr:I1.
WVswr Polv-e ('.ia"rs:m>.-The
Spartan iv authorized by HIon.
John H. Evins to announce that a
competitive examination for the
Cadetship at West Point Military
Academy for the Fourth Congres
sional District will take place at
Columbia on W'ednesday, the 31st
instant. Hon. Hugh S. Thompson,
Dr. B. W. Taylor and Louis Le
Conte, Esq., h tve kindly consented
to act as a bard of exauiners.
Those who do3iro to com1pA for
the appointment are regiioste.l to
notify Hon. Hugh S. Thompson of
the fact at as otirly at (I y as
practicable. A,)plic its ma.t re
side in the Fourth District. Their
attention is specially called to the
following qu ilific.ttions The ago
for the admission of C_detS to the
Academy is between 17 and 22
years. Candidates must be at least
Live feet in height, and free from
any infectious or immoral disorder,
and generally from any deformity,
disease or infirmity which may
render them unit for military
service. They must be well versed
in reading, in writing, including
orthography, and in arithmetic.
and have a knowle.1go of the
elements of English grammar. of
descriptive geography, particularly
of our own country, and of the
history of the Unit d States.
[For Tf:x :;:.ws A.I) IitAi.L.]
The Fourth at Monticello.
It would evince ia want of
patriotism on our part. to allow the
Fourth of July to pass without
s.>me notice. It is tru.i this n.tt.l
d ty of "the best goovernment the
world ever saw," passed by very
much as other day3c d), except in
the honor p.til it by the gaI pe.>
p e of this conu ty, who assem
bled bene.thI S t;s;c 8.1 s ls of
\Io;)tice1lo, an.l s,)- t.l t u i a s
rep.1:t, t:) fe.tg; on t. ica1 haJ
g tthered th,;re
Fair women and brave men."
Sach an orderly, well-c;nJucte:
anfl perfectly agree tbie meeti l; of
so many perPsonms on an annive rsary
oceson, whiere greater lattitu 1(3 is
usu.lly allowo.1 to the we.tkn.sses
incident to frail nature, spo tk
wvell for the maLnaging com;mbite.
Toere canme to do honour to the d &y
1 mdnc the dinner) malny from a con,
si.ler'nh'O distance, among thlemi
som. 'of the fairest d mgh ters of out1
timuo-honoredc county. And whenl
at high twelve the sun shone out
in al~l its sp)lenldor, the gatneried
multitude, embracing all ages,
sexes and stations ini life, presenit
eda picture worthy the best effor1tsE
of tihe best artist. The only essen
tial ingredient necessaLry to ma.ke it
striictly a Fourth-iof-July cel ebra.
tion was thle sbsence of' tihe usual
amount of spr'ead-eagle Amzericaoi
talk. Ito was reported taat twe
dignitaries from the B3oro', none
other thani yourself and the
honored Seribe of the Pleas, would
be there in time to furnish enougl:
talk to make out with, and many u
well-turned greeting wa,)repatret
.br you when the rumor spei
around. Either come among mn
next time, or don't permit yom
names to be used in anU impl~ropei
Connection: it . plaCes good mer
sometimes in false attitudes. Th<
day went smoothly out, to the
soothing tones of music and thu
sound of tripping feet, and when
the hour came for the dancing tc
end, many a parental ukase had te
be sent forth before the innocent
annsement stopped.
Your paper has of late gr'own
somewhat spasmodic in its visits
to the Monticello office. Weo have
been permitted. howvever, to se
enough to convine us that "Fair
Play" got badly '"squaelched" in the
tilt he ran with the "Feasterville
Resolutions." And
For "Fair Play" dead we drop a tear,
And wish. we had him baiek,
That he might die again, from fear
At Pro Tem's giant whacok.
WVou,AN's uilTarrs.- O11t who lhs lon.
rtthed tiis abl)sarl)in1g subject nw ii(
i hnis to the wom en 0 our country thu
result of hi is investigations. IIe is happy
to s:- that. he has at lst. dihcovered
" - 's llest Friend." It is adilap)ted
esi.- .. v to those c.cs vheru t,he wtoutb
is disi.i.'erel, and will eire al.y liregu.
la:ty u' -. ie "muelnses." 1)"r. J. nr,nt
field' : .'e-ld Regulator acts like a charm
in .u ., or in a sttddelt oheok of the
monthly menses, from cold, trouble of
mind or 1ik:e causes. So also in
chronic cas.,s its action is prompt and
decisive, and saves the constitution from
countless evils and premature decay.
This vatuablu preparation is fer sale at
$1.50 per bottle by Dn. W. E. AIHEN.
juno 25-2w
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
At tho las', regular, meeting of the
White Oak Demlo'cr.tioC l b, the follow
ing reoSlultion w't A:lopted:
lIe.se)md, Til'hat i is Club noiniuite MR.
'I" tOMA S. 11 :ICI- for re-eleition to a
s".t in the Hiouso of Ripresentatives
froi F'airtiell cointy --subja~t to the
action of the Deimocratio0Clubs in the
primiary e ection.
S R. JOHNSTON,
july 13-txlt Prasi,lent.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
At the last reg-in-r m ting of the White
Oak Dmociuritic Club, the following reso.
lution was a-lopted:
Ilesolvel. 'L'hit this C l'l) nolinatl MR.
JO![N VINSON as a ciin:lditte for th<
office of School C->mnnissionor of Fair
field county -sublect to the action of th<
Dumocratic Club.in the prim iry election.
S. Rt. JOHNSTON.
jl v 13-x f" i t President.
FOR SHe'RIFF.
Jlessrs. l.itors:-Ploase announce the
name of 'MR. JOHN D. McCARLEY foi
sheriff, sibject to t'Ie action of the leino.
critic liarty at te primary election. Mr
McCarleky is thoroughly qualified for th<
office, and will till it acceptably to all
clessos.
july 11-tf MANY FRIEND3.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
Messrs. Allifors:-- Please announee REV
W?ILLAR]) I(IHARDSON as a candi
date for the position of School Commiis
sio'mer at the entuing election. '1'hi
gentleman has, by his official coursi
diurinig the past two years, showni himi
iyself to be a faithful, zealous aind eflicient
oflicer; and the educational :nterests of thi
counly can best be advanced by retain
ing htii in his present position. MR.
I{ICHIARID.ON is a regularly enrolled
malbe"r of the Winnsboro Democratic
Club, an I will abide the result' of th
primary clection.
j.ily 11 -xjtf M.%'% DEMiocitrs.
FOR SHERIFF.
Tbe fMri- 1,1 of A i.t tICIIARD N. Mc
MAS I E R rspecfually present his name l
a Lcandi idate for sheriff at the ensumng elee
I ion-- subject to the action of the Demo
cratic party~ in tioe prnimary election.
july 9 xii'
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
IPlease announce B. Hi. ROBERTSOl
as a can lidhate for School Commissione:
at the en,mung election --subject to thu
aiction (if the Democratic party at thi
pimuary' el.*tiomn
jnne 4t -i .f Mtwry FnXSNna.
-FOR THEh LEGI*SLAT1'URK~:
Ata meeting of thie Greenbrier Demo
critic Club, held Juno 8. 1878, the fol
lowing re'solution was adopted:
iiesolee<d. Tlhat we' present the claim
of D)it. T. B. McKINSTR'IY for a seat ii
t-h Leiltr rmti county, i.n<
Extract from the minutes.
8. Ri. RUTLAND,
june 18-ti' Scretary.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
Jhss Jlitor's:-.Piease announce HI. A
GOAILLARID as a c.mndidate for the H{ous<
of Rephresenitativecs, at the coming dlee
lion . The course of' Mr. Gaillard ini pub
lic life hais given gen eralt satisfaction an<
done honor to old1 Fairfiel,. In recogni
tion o'' his services it is but proper tha
ho shoulet be .-n t to the House at th<
next election. This nomination is mad<
entirely without the knowledge of the
gentliinmn namod.
may 16--tf MANY FRIENDS.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
A t a meeting of' tho iakcland Democrat
ic Club of township number six, held or
the 28th of April, 1878, thme followinig
resolution was adopted:
R?esoltved. That tmis Club, recognizln1
the fitness an.t ability of H[on. HI. A
(Gailbuird as a representaitive, hereb1
nominate him as a candidate for re
election.
Extraet from the minutes:
A. J. LAMAR,
may 16--fxtf Secretary.
Not ice-FI~inal Discharge.
NOTICE is given to all perseuns ii
anyvise interested in this ths
estate of William Dawvkins, decasedl, tha
S. M. Daw~i ins, as admnisttrator of sic
estate, will apply to the Judge of Probati
at Winns.boro, 8. O , on the 10th day 01
July next, for a final disoharge.
June l2-x im 8. .\. DA"4KINS.
FRUIT JARS I FRUIT J4R8 I
M~fA8ON'S celebrated fruit Jars, wittl
,LJ. oyd.' Poroelain L4ned Ocve%s foi
sale here. -
Jnne 25 1: 7. McMAtawn. &m .O
W . RU CULE
MERCHANT TAILOIi,
HASreioved to the store next to the
lpost-oflice, whore ho will be glad to re
ceive his friends and oustomers.
A full line of Samples will bo kept on
hand, from which customers ti-m make
selections lie now has the linest line of
French and English goods ever brought
to this market.
le is also prepared to cut or to mak
up goods for Ohoso who desire.
Garments of all kinds repaired and
cleaned.
An' Cleaning a specialty.
Thankful to the public for past patron.
age. he solicits a continuance of the
same, and guarantees satisfaction.
sept. 18 W. G. ROCHE.
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AUGUSTA I HsTEL
Corner of Broad and WVashington Streets
AUGUSTA, G&.
F AS been thoroughly renovated, r~
m.nodeled and newly furnished. I
Is located In the centre of' businesa
Telegraph Offlce in the hiotel building
Exp>ress OfMie in the same bloo0k. Pest.
0O1 ee only one block of.~ All other pub
lie conveniences elose at hand.
pW- The Office of the Hotel will b
open dur.ing the night, and.guests will b
received or elled at any hour.
v W. MOORE, Proprietor.
flates of Board, $2.00) per day,
oet 2t-x',
ftOfl,s AND CATTLE POWDEISS
ageo Iee. lpp
NEW PRINTS!
NEW PRINTS!
LONGOCLOTH and SEA ISLAND
HOMESPUN,
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED,
SHEETING I SHEETING I
L. C. HANDKERCHIEFS,
MUSQUITO NETS,
BUTTONS, ETO.
Call and Examine Our
BLACK ALP,ACA I
BLACK ALPACA I
Cheapest and Best in Town.
J. F. McMaster & Co.
SPRING HAS COME,
-AND
New Style Good.
--HAVE
TUST ARRIVED, including, all tAe
eJ novelticg of the season, at the Winns.
boro Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and
Millinery Bazaar.
AMRS. BOAG wishes to return her sin.
cere thanks to her friends and the pubilio
generally for the past patronage, solioi-.
ting a continuance of the same. She will
endeavor as heretofore and is determined
to please the most fastidious.
Millinery and Fancy Goods Stock is
comnplete, French Pattern Hats, trimmed
arnd untrimmedc,Straw Hats and Bonnet.,
Jiun Hats and Sailors, liibbons, 8ilkm,
Laces, Flowers, Feathers, Illusions, NJeok
Ties, Runfiling, Linen and Lae Settf,
HanditerohiefE, Corsets, Gloves, Buttons,
&c., &o.
Second lot of Spring Calicoes, also a nice
lot of Dress Goods, Mohairs, Alpacas,
Japanese iliks. WVash Popin,
and other nice Materials and
Trimmings. Call and
see, Ladies.for your.
selves.
A latrge lot of Men's, Ladles' ad
Children's Shoes, Gents' rnd Buys' Fut
and Strawv Hats, ene and corsre.
---O
A choice lot of Family Groceries, Can.
dies, Cakes, Mackerel. Tobacco Cigar.,
Kerosene Oil, Hardware, Woodenware,
TI'inware, Crockery, &o.
--0
A quantity of Lumber for sale low to'
cash.
march 3fl J. 0. BOAG.
~NiW Groceries.
-u
IAM RECEIVING daily fresh
Sugars, Coffees Green and Rojast
ed, Tea, Flour, Grist, Meal,
Syrups, Mio1aeses, 8oda,
Soap, Starch, BaR6in6
and Ties, B3acop,
Lard--irn BbIs., Cans and Bucket.
.Seed Oatai, Bye and Barley, Nails,
Trace Chairis, Horse and Mule.
I Shoes, Axle Greese, White Win, and
'Cider Vinegar.
Fresh Cheese and Maccaroni
received to-day.
New Buckwheat Flour,
Choice new erop New Orleas
Moh~eses.
New Mackerel in kits, * and I
barrels.
SW All goods delivered withia
coprt 1inte
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