The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, August 03, 1878, Image 3
rLOCALi ITEM S,
,.eATUIDdAY, AUG VUST 3 18y8.
Roligious NotIcoa.
Baptist Church--Tho Rev. T.
W. Mollichamp will lecture this
afternoon, at 4 o'clock, and preach
to..Inorrow at 11 o'clock, A. li.
Presbyterian Churcl-Rev. If.
B. Pratt, 11 A. ni., and 8 P. M. Sur
(lay School 4 P. Dt. Prayer Meeting
Wednesday, 8 P. D.
Methodist Church--Rev. E. J.
Meynardie, D. D., 11 A. DI., and 8
P. Mt. Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Prayer Meeting, Thursday at 8 P. 14.
Episcopal Church- -Rev. J. Obear,
services every Sunday exopt the
2nd Sunday of the month ; at 11
o'clock A. DI.
New Advgrtisemeonts.
Dissolution- Nelson & Refq.
For the Legislaturo.
Citation-O. R. Thompson.
Masonic Neetiug--G. I}. Mo,
Cants, Secretary,
In the list of delegates cljosen tq
represent 11airflelcd ix tIho Sunday
School Convention, tho name of Dr.
S. W. Booklart Nyai ipadyortently
omitted..
An unpleasant passenger in a
street car is a crying baby. In
such cases Dr. Pull's .Baby Syrup
shoild b0 given to the little suffer.
pr to ease its trouble. 25 cents a
bottle.
THE WEST POINT CADETSHIP.--On
'the 31st instant twenty-two appli
cants stood a competitive exaiina
tian for Colonel Evins' appointoient
to Vest Point. Supt. Thompson,
L. E. Lo31onte, E3q., and Dr. B. W\.
-Taylor acted as the examining coin
Inittee. The questions wore very
full, embr.tcing aritlintetic, geogra
phy, history, grammar and spelling,
and five hyurs were allowed. The
result will n:t -bo 'known for some
d tys. The applic nts ware Thomas
E. Bailey, S. L. G truear, H. S. Mc
L ure, Union :B. D. Springs, J. S.
Wilson, B. M. Fewell, L. L. Kees
ler, D. E. Finley, York ; Brown
McMaster, H. C. Davis, Jr., Fair
-fiold; Q. I. L gge, J. Y. Compton,
It. F. Ferguson, L. H. Bomar,
Spfbrtanburg ; F. W. Hill, F. F.
Capers, G ?\. Wilki,n+, N. V. .ance,
Oreenville ; J. W. Graham, W. Saye,
.Chester ; F.,. XD. Blnken.y, F. M.
Zemp, Kershaw. It is due to the
appicatsfrom Fairfield to say that
they had by. t\vo .v,ee,ks' ti*e .fr
preparation.
ROCKY MOUNT ITEMs.--The rural
population of this "benighted cor.
ner," as it is called~ by Col. D. Wyat~t
Aiken, realize .their tippglatmco
biennially. The crop gf capididates
is remarkably good this'year. -Pain
.is nest nwegsary to their growth.
They are .a spontaneous, grow,th pf
,circumstance~s. Tho ipembers of
-t'e convention who ."'pade apd]
Ordained" our present State coppti
tution created numnerops offices, but
failed to provide enough fp.r .overy -
* body to have one or tmore. Many
will be left out in the cold. Poor
fellows ! They wvill be under theo
2 necessity of i.winging to.The plough
~tail.
TPhe young people-:-and some
.. old onesQ~ -toQ-gave a ,pienic at
Rocic J1int ,op .the 26th uit.,
wvhich was well attended. The
,earth ,(for as they had no table,
somthig must do the usual
amount of groaning for such occa.,
> sions) literally groaned .with good
things. The b)oys, zno doubt,
thought the girls were the prettiest,
sweetest ap.d best things on that
spot of old mother earth. Proba-.
ble result-a small crop of mar
riage3.some0 time in the futur:e. No
candidsutes for.office .were present,
but candidates for matrimony .were
Sas plenty as fleas in Florida.
$GUNTERI.
THE STAva OoNvEN~TIoN.-The i40
coounts of the proceedings of .the
State Uonvention, in the city pape.rs,
ek~ached ps too :late -for us -to give
.more than abar~e synopsis in the pres
.ent issue. Gep. JTuo. D. Kennedy was
,chosen.4presidenkt. ,Of course Go.,
vernor H-ampton Apa the eni,ire
~State ticket .were renominated.
Messrs. Uiohardson, 0'Wpyr, Al
ken, Evins and Tillman wgre
respective districts. The platform
of 1876 w.as reaflimed u n d adt,pte.l.
The following State Executive
Oo4unittee %yas elected :
First District-J. M. Johnson, of
M;arion; W. 0. Colcer, of Darlington;
J, J. Dargan, of Sumtor.
Second-District-F. W. Dawson,
of Charleston ; J. F. Izar, of
Qrangeburg ; J. F. Ihame, of
Clarendon.
Third Pistrict-S. McGowan, of
Abbeville ; John J. Ipcon, of Rich.
land ; James N. Lipscomb, of Now
berry.
Fourth District-John D. Ken
nedy, of Qanden; T. 3tobo larrow,
of Spartanburg ; Willia,n Munro, of
Union.
Fifth District----John C. Sheppard,
of gdgefield ; L. W. Youians, of
Baruwoll; William Elliott, of Boau,
fort.
An Executive Cormmittee was
likewise appointed for each Con-'
gressiopal 1itrict. The committee
for the Fourth District consists of
the following-nanngd gentlenjen
William Muproe, of Union ; A. C.
Garlington, of Greenville ; L. C.
Thompson, of Kershaw ; W. B. Wi..
son, of York ; T. W. Woodward, of
Fairfield ; T. C. Gaston, of Chester ;
James R. Hunter, of Lancaster
E. S. Allen, of Spartanburg. Mr.
Gaston was chosen chairnyaia of the
pomnittee.
THE OLD SIxTH. - An extra tu,eet
ing of the survivors of Conmpanios
.G and H, Sixth -Regiment, S.'C. V.,
was held in the Town Hall on
Thursday, August 1, 1878, to con
Vider Wv.lat,could be done in th
wvay of getting the survivors to
Chester in a body on the 15th inst.
In the absence of 11 the oflicers,
Capt. H. 4. ,gaillard war callod 'o
the chair and S. t. Fant requested
to act r. y After an ex
planation ae: object of the
mcuting, the may and means of
getting to Chester wer. var.i.usly
discussed, and a conclusion at
length arrived at. On motion of
Mr. James A. Brice a committee of
1ve was appointed by the cliairman,
consisting of Messrs. James A.!
i .R. Yant, J. W. .McCr.eight,
S. R. Johnston and R. W. Brice, to
get up wagons a.d' other coney
ances sufficient to carry the mei
bers to Chester. It was deteruin
ed that they leave W.innsboro at
12 o'clock on the n.ight of the 14th
inst., passng hite Oak at 2
o'clock, a. mn. on the 15th, 'Wood~
yyard'a at 3 o'clock, Blaokstock at
A, r.equesting all survivors to join
thiei alolpg ,t,J, route, and that they
proceed to Ches.W;y,i, a pody.
Oil motion of MEr. 7. W7. Mc
C.reight, the secretary was instruet..
ed.bt invite the Winnsboro Cornet
Bapd to accogipapy t1p Aspsociation|
to Chester, and that the commitlee
furnish them the necessalry tran8
.portation.
On mocfion of Gapt. S. B. Clow
.ney, the corresponding secretary
was instructed to wite to eyer,y
surviyor,in rech ati urgo npon
huim the necessity of becoming a
member of this organization.
On moLion of Mr. James A. Brice,
.an invitation was extended to the
*editors of THEs NEWS AND HERALD to
participate in the enjoyment of the
survivors qn the trip and at Ches
ter-, and also that tlle thanks of th,is
organization be exte..ded to .them
for the kind proposition to publish
all and any historical facts that .may
be br-ought to ifit by sThis organi
,9p~ mption of Mr. S. R. Johnston,
.the secretary was requested t9
furnish the editors with a copy of
.the.proceedings of this tpeeting ,for
publication. By unanimous con
sent it was agrieg to .ppibijsh, by
.sections, a yerg interesting histomy
,of the movements ,f fie .Regimqpit
campiled -from tije diaries qi .Capt.
S. B. Qlpiney pnd Jliept. .J. R;
-Milling, which were i-end before the
mneeting by Captain Qlovmgney.
.On glotioni of S. Bl. J9ant, pavid
,0. Aiken and Frank WVilliams, .both
eplored, woge,admitted .to perpher
ship. 'The former was the property
of R. F. A1artin and the ,latter of
did faithful. sevi'ce with the ,gegi,
ment.
There being no fprter.'p# 1ess,
th~e meeting,-opi app}~ .of , .J.
Martiu,'adjourned.
Acting NMrary.
Wiunshoro Lodg, No 1!, A. F. M.
N extra comn til ication of 'ins.
. horo lI_,lge No. 11, A. F. M., wiIl
be hoLd at 'insoni i[all, on (litnIa the
5th instant, at 84 o'clock, p. mn. A fi:t
alleitcec is requested.
By order of the W. M:
G. B. McCAN'L'S,
aug 3-1t Secretary.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
Messrs. 1lM;ors:-The friends of COL. It.
G. LAMAR, having faith in his ability
and integrity, hereby anIgounco him as a
caiplidato for the House of Rlepresenta.
t}ves tt the conillg eleQtiop---subject to
the action of the Democracy at their
priltaries. aug 3 -x ttf
Diss ilution.
r HTE fim of NElt;ON & IEFO s, tliis
dayeen lissolt L by 1qutstal agree
ment. Mr W. M. Nelson vill' contin.ae
th b:tsinois on his own accontit, in whso'
latnls the accountts of the laof firm will
be left for colleotiQn.
W. M. NE>LSON,
H. B. RIEFO.
Tho undereigncd, ep.tering into busi
ness upon his own acceinnt, begs leave to
tl,ank the publi9 for tlie liberal patron.
ago givcn the late firm of Nelson & Rtefo,
and respoectfully solicits a continuance of
the same.
July 31, 1878. W. NI. NELSON.
aug 3-f lxi
Tlio State of South Caroliia,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
by 0. R. THOMPSO\; Eq., Probaoe Judge.
HIERE,iS, W. II. Kerr, u Ciork of
W the Court, hath made suit 'to me 11to
gtant hun letters of'dauilistr'ation of the
istateincl effects 9f William1 :11acon, de
ceased:
These are therefore to cite and adm 'nish
all and siUguhtr the kildred and creditors
of the said William Macon, deceite l.that
they be and appear before me, in tho''ourt
of Probate, to be held at Fairtiel 1 Court
Ilouse, S. 1., on the 19th t111y of August
next tfter pluiieation} hereof, at II
o'clock in the forenoon, to shew'cause, if
any they have, why the said adninlistra.
tion shsiuld not be granted.
Given under nm hand, this 2nd day
of August, Anno Domiti 187-.
0. .. T11OMPSON,
aug 3-txlaw2 J P. 1 . C.
New Sunnr Cook.
The 'nfety
HOT BLAST
GIL
STOVE.
fi DOES NO L' lE.1T TR'E HOUSE.
Perfect for all kinds of Cooking and Meat
ing Irons.
Always ready an d reliablo.
The ipost.st,i.i ctpry Stove made apd the
Ch'enpest.
,r Send for cire.nlars.
WUITNEY & HALL MF'G. CO.,
j.ily '..7-ly 123 Chestnut St., Phila.
HAMS ! H1AMS !!
TUST JlECEIVED) a lot of choice Mag
e JnoliaH,;aW.s upncanvas.sed, Lard and
Bacon.
ALSO,
Flour, Meal 'and Pearl Grist always
fresh and everything usually fonlbd in a
firscclass Grocery House
A-LSO,
The finest Winos. Brandies and Whis
kies that can be had. All-kinds of cool
drinks pi epared in the most tasty man
31. J. McCAllLEY'S,
ap.iil 18 Jas. RI. Aiken's ,ld stand.
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS I
FOR CASH
FOR the next. twenty days may b)0 had
at tbe f.,rmor store of Sol. Wolfe. The
beanutiful stock of
Clothing,
IHats,
Shoes,
p,ry .Gqods
Fancy Goods
wilbe sold roegardless of cost, ats money
july 80S. S. WVOLFE.
Tlhe Stato of Sotit,h Carolina
.COUNTY OF .FAIRlFIELD.
By 0. R. TIHIO MPSO .V, &q., Probgle ,Twdge.
H IEREAS, Daivid R. Flonniken hath
-maIeo sn'it6 to m to grant him
letters of administratiQn of .the estateo1pd
effects of Aleoxaniler IfeKenzie, d.casOiil
These a're, l.herofore, to cite and admon
ish tall and singular tie~ kindred and oredi
tors of the said AIexqnuer 'eKRojie Ac
eased, hitthoey beo aujid appear before me,
In th.o Court of Probate, to be ho d at
Fairfield Court House, 8. C.,,gn ,o 6ta
clay pf AuIgust next, after p)nUli'ctionl
'ocreof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, .*to
shopv cause, if ainy they have, why, tise said
administration should not, be granted.
Give uner.m had, .his22nd dpiy of
40, II. II'HOMPSON,
July..2.. . . P. P,C.
RU.I.T JARS FRUiT JTA;RS.
MASON' S oelebrated fruit Jars, with
BLloyds' Porcelain Lined Covers, for
gal here.
.June $* J. F. MoMA STER A Co.
fautl, adresaaPn L Hm$sARVE .&0, t
FOR SHERIFF.
Alehvs. lUior:. Pleaso announce M R.
it. E. ELLISON, JIt., as a canditlato for
sheriff, subject to tho action of the Demo
cirtic part., at the piiary election.
july 30-ttf 11ANY Vurys.
FOR SH1;RIFF.
Mssr'. llifors :-Plcase angoupco W.
J. IIERRON as a cantdjdato for sheriff at
the ensuing olectiotl-subject to the
action of the Democratic party at the
prilpary elestion.
july 23 MANY FaIENus.
FOR SHERIL1FF.
The friends of CAPT. J. D. HOGAN
Iross, heartily endorse him for the office
of sheriff at the onsuing election-subject
to the aition of the D3nocratic party.
juno 17-jxtf MAN Vo-rspts.
FOR SHERIFF.
The frioepds of CAPT. HAYNE IY. Mc
l!IEKIH respectfully announce hin as
.i candidato for sheriff-subject f( ti
action of the Democratic party at tho
prilary election. june 18-'xtf
FOR SHERIFF.
The frion.'s of MIt. RICHARD N. Mc
MASTER respectfully present his name as
a c,aididate for sleriff at the ensuing elec
tion- subject,to the action of the Demo
cratic party in the pri mary election.
july 9-attf
FOR SHERIFF.
.llssrs. ditors:--Plese announce the
name of MIR. JOHN D. McCARLEY for
sheritl', subject to the act ion of the Demo
cratic partyi at the primary election. Mr.
McCarloy is thorcughly qualified for the
oflico, afd will till it acceptably to all
clesses.
july 11-tf MA\Y ,F'isns.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
At the last regular moting of the White
Oak Democratic Club, the following reso
lution was adopted:
Resolved. That this Club nominate MR.
JOHN VIN.'ON as a candidite for the
office of Segl Cor;inission'or of Fair
field county -subject to the action of the
Democratic Clubs in the primary election.
S. 1t. JOjiNSTON.
jilly 13-xflt Prosident.
FOR TIHE LEGISL,TURE.
Messrs. Editors:- Please announce Mr.
J. W. ROBINSON a candidate for a
seat in the Legislature. % r. Robinson
is a gentlenan of undoubted integrity,
honesty and intelligence.
autl;-1t MANr FRIENDS.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
At-a meeting of the Greenbrier Deno
cratic Chub, held Juno 8, 1878, tho fol
lowing resolution was adopted;
Resoled, That we pre'sent the claims
of DR1. TV. B. McKINSTRY for a seat in
the Legislature from this count,y, and
recommend h-is election.
Extract from the minutes.
S. Ri. RUTLAND,
june 18--t:f' Secretary.
FOR T HE LEg IS,LATUR E.
At the last regular meeting of th
Whito Oak Derpocratic Club, the follow
ing raesolution wais aidopted:
RsoIVed, T1hat th is Club nominate MR.
THIOMAS S. BIIICE for re-election to a
seat in the House of' Representatives
from .lairtield county---subiject to the
action of the Demaocratio Clubs in the
primary e ection. .I
S. Rt. JOHNSTON,
july 13-txlt President.
FOR THE LEGISLATUE.
A t a meeting of the liakland D3mocrat
ie Club of township natimber @avo, .hldlc on
the 28th of April, 1878, .the following
resoluition was adopted:
Resolved, That this Club, recognizing
thne filness and ability of Hion. H. A.
('aillard as a rel)resonativo, hereby
nomninhto him as a can didate for re.
Extr'ict frmtz g :
may 1O--txtf '4.4, try
FOR TIK JEISLATURE.
Messrs. diors:--'icase annoinneo H. A
GAILALARD 1)p1 a .cuindidato for the House
of Rtepresentatives, at the .comning eleo.
.tion. The course of lMr. Gjiillard in pub.
lie life haes givep general.satisfaction and
done hoper to old Fairfield. In recogni
tion of his services it is biut proper that
lie should be aont to the House at the
next election. This nomination is made
entirely without the knowledge of the
gentleman named.,
may 1G--tf MANY FRIENDS.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.
The friends of MR. O.SMOND R.
.THOMPSON, appreciating his valuable
services as Probats Judge, Ina hmvipg slip
highpst con fidence in his .iintegrity and
pqenti.ar fitness .for the offioe, beg leave
te present,hlm to the vot,ers qi Fairfld
county for ai re-eleotion.--subjeet, of
course, to a nom, tion by the Demoerat-.
le PMty.july .30-tf
J. &. P. .90ATS' SPOOL THREAD.
inly 27 MOa.A fT A nav3.
FOR SCHOOL CO,MXISSIOIER.
1'lease fanr ouuce B. H. ROBERTSON
a at apiidate.for School Commissioner
at the on,uung loction-spbjeot to the
action of the Domnocratic party at tho
primary eleotion
juno --t xtf M&NY FaiENDs.
FOR SC1QOL pQM3AISSIONER.
fcssrs. 4lfors:-P'leaso announce REV.
WILLARD 1RICHARDSON as a candi.
date for the position of School Comniis
sioner at tho erwuing eleptipp. 'hi
gentleman has, by his ofllgial course
during the past two years, shown him
self to be a faithful, zealous and efficient
officer; and the educational i ntoirsts of the
county can best be advanced by retain
ing hin in his pfosent position. MR.
RIChARDSON is a regularly enrollood
member of the 'innsboro Demooratio
Club, and will abide the result of the
primary election.
july i1-xt f MANY DEMooaATS.
FRESH TURNIP SEDS I
ALSO,
Mason's Preserving Jars.
ALSO,
Concentrated Lye, Starch, Soap
Hyson, Gunpowder and
Black Tea.
ALSO,
Su1phur, Brimstone, Morphine, Qui-,
nine, Chloroform, August
Flower, Pain Killer,
La,ctopeptine,
apd a largo 4ssortment .9f Fres
Meodicines,
JUST RECEIVED.
Mct[aster & Brice.
july 9
loew Grcorios.
IAM REOEIVING daily fres)
Sugars, Coffees Green aind Roast
ed, Tea, Flour, Grist, Meal,
Syrups, Molasses, Soda,
Soap, Starch, Bagging.
and Ties, .Bacon,
Lard-in Bbls., Cans and Buc,kety
Seed Oats, Rye and Barley, -Nails,
Trace Chains, Horse and ul
Shoes, Axle Gzees,1hite Wine and
Gider Vinegar.
Fresh eheese and Macepror,n
received to-day.
New 2nickwheat Flour.
Claoice .new crop -Nev .Orleang
Mo"isses.
New Makrl :Inl hits, j and -
barrpls.
MP All goods delivered witlip
corporate limits.
D R)I. 1I.MNNIKEN
Greg4 Eeuti
cOtXt. EI!coTrai3.
- -- c-- -.
rJ71E first Ilouse .in town to reqpgp
Whiskey to tqp e.enfAX4 drin, 1Beer
to fiye cents a glass anf S3i Iras none
conts per ganie. Iim/ng a large 'u wel
selected lot of Pure LiqtforA .pn sand g1f
whi.oh the following'are a ?ew'o e
brands:..--...-..- - . - th e
Pure old Kentpok y Bourbcn., .0sbinet,
XXX and Baketl Rye, Sour 'Mash .Stonie
oqntan Cora ' a speolalty, 'Odgoao,
OrIorn$a, ,Jep .and APPl6 BrWnbdIee.
Champsn,Shrr(nd - Port WIne.
1(,d all dral o fa d~w~s ks~
prepared'1n the most& 1 ass a
OURI BOUBS.
sei18O-ta A D MaAR