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LOCAL ITEMS. 'TijVRDA Y, SEPTE'1~J 54 1878. Now Advertisements. Wanted-Dsportos & Monts. Meoting of the Fire Company F. S. Chandlor, Soerotary. zJr If the party who picked up two lotters on the street, addrossod to me, on Tuosday, the 3d inst., has finished reading them, he will confer a favor byreturning them. * I. N. WITHERs. Food greatly benelits when given properly at the right periods, but to overfood the baby is to sicken it, ind induce a degree of suffering. Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup is the host remedy for the discomfort arising from overfeuding the baby. Price 25 cents. * Rooe MouNT Ivris.-Tho great Imnual ga thorinig of the colored people at Camp Wolfaro has tran spired. The plat upon which thoro meetings are hold was purchased several years ago from Mr. G. H. McMastor. They have orectod quite a comfortablo arbor, which will seat about threo thousand per sons, and about ono liundrpd cabins suitable for a brief occupancy. The sermons on Saturday wero scattering shots ; but the Salibath services to some extent atoned for Saturday's short comings. Rev. King, P. E., and Dublin Walker of Choster each proached a sormoin, which was quite creditable to them, all things considored. The tcnt, holders arm kind and hospitablo to the few whites that visit them. No sermon that we heard was in torlorded with politics. We thinIl politics was in the back-ground, if there ut all, Order was well maii - tained by an officient and polite police. Rulos for the government of the encampment wero madq ltily. The colored people arp very emo tional, md if the contortions of the body aro the worc of the spirit, it is truly Veniarkable. We should guess, however, from a fallc by Ilov. Ir. King, that the evil spirit was there too. While the mnorauis in thI innodiao v'icinity of the stanld woro uI)exceptiorablo, some perslls on tho outskirts of the encampmllent were ongaged in solling whiskoy, playing cards and practising other vices. We should think about four thousand persons werp thpore on the Sabbath, from four or five diflorent counties. If the ospensosC are only one dollar each, it wvill requiro one hundred bales of cotton to foot the bill. GUNTrER. .Attenition i Fa~iirfleid Fire~ Epinoii llHE regular nmontiv menieting of thisq 'e. Comaniy will bo h'ejd'in TIowy Uall pn Friday evonming, thle ($6l) illetant, at 8 - 'clook. sept M. S. CJ1ANDLjERI, sept 5 Soro tary. WANTED)! IEOPLE~ te knowv that we have a good Painter and a good Trimer, and that we are to~roigghly prepared1 to dq good worif. OUR LUMBER is well seasoned, being fron) two to throe years o1ld, EMANUEL BLAKE will attend to the Horse Shoeing dopart -mont. We sell the famous Trodogar H~oyse and Mule Sheos, Southorn manufacturo. Also, tbe B~ronlzod Horse Shoo Nail, bost in the market. All woerk as ropreoentod, or no charge. Prioq as .lpw as any respornsible firm in the counity. DESPORTES & MONTS, sept 5- Whoolrights and F"arrlcrs. FRUIT JARS I FRUIT JARS I -f ASON'S colebrated~ fruit Jars, with .J...loyds' Porcelain Lined Covers, for palo here. A unnJol F. Mp iMtA aTtmn&. CAMPAIGN RATES -Foi THE NEWS ANI) HIERALD. TN the campaign th at is now openilig Tul NEWs HAN HICII> proposes to koee) i. readers fully j'osted as to events oc curring in Natjoimll, State and County politics. It has heretoforo labored earn ostly ii the cause of good government. and its eflorts ini futuro will be rodoubled. In ordor to accomplish the groatest good, it desires to. reachm every citizen of Fairfield County. To attain this end th- follow: ilg special rates are offored for the cam paignpl: Tri-wookly, to the 15,li November, $1.50 Weelly, tq the 15th November, - - 1.00. 1'' Gish, in every calse, must accompanty the order. Cards nominating candidates will be inserted at the following rates, in atcance: For each candidate, 1 inch, one ini sertion, -- - - S.00. For the campaign, in Weekly and Tri-weekly, - 5.00 Pledges of candidates at the same ates as tho above. 1rocepdinjgs qf clubs or conimunica ions, wlien they contain n1oinationms, Co1ne un11der the rules for advertising, But the paper will be open for the legit imato disussion, within rcasoiable bolulds, of the merits of all those candi dates whose naumes are appearing in1 its advertising columns. Equal privileges wiI lie accord<.d to all true Ilenmocra4ts. We ask that subscriptions and nomi. hation s be hand ed in at once. preD All business comlmun1icatiois sliould be addressed to the WINNSBORO PUJILISH ING CO. JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW YORIK A N elegant lot of Spring Prints, Cam bries, White Pique, Figured Piques, Long Cloth, Cottonades, Ladies' nid Gents' Hosiery, la ndkerchiefs, Towels, &c., and are offered at the lowest cash prices. J. M. BEATY. The celebrated "Bay Stato' standard se-rewed and wire sewed Shoes,aspecialty at J. M. BEATY'S. Try them, and yoi will be colvigoed of their durability. Gio to J. M. EATY'S for the best F:tuily Flour, G!ral, G rist, Ric(, lHams (lBranded' "0Imaalen'ge,"') Lardl, 1Imvaan, Sui'4ar anid (ofe, very low price.. Tea, Craickers, Candy, Soap, Starbc, Elucying, .ioda, ('onl. Lye, Mustard, Teach-'s, To matoems. Sardinles, Salmon, Ue(pper, Spioc, Giger, Nutmegs and many other things. necessary for'fa mily comfort. CALL AT J. M. BEATY'S FOR cp TEELh, Sw edo Iron, Plow-mondls, k.. ,iraco Chains, Unames, Back ~lBains, Graini Cradles, Scythes, Brado's I-oes, Shovels, Garden Jes and Rtakes, Nails, Hoer~o and Mule Shoes naid Nails, Cutlery 4e. WOODENWARE. B. 1B. Rod Cedar Buckets, Galvanized Hoop Cedar Buckets, Painted Jiuckets, Well Buckets, ]iega, Measuros, Brooms, &c. Crockery and Tinwaro. BOO0T AND SHOE-MAKER, WINNSIIORO, 8l. 0. LYQN'S Patent Metallie / STIFFEN~ERS PREVENT Boots and Shoes F'rom Bunning oveor, Wear'ilgl[f oul the sille nd Ripping in the 08 SEAIS. NOTICE~ TO TRESPASSERS. AlL persona are boseby aarnel . ginthntnIlshingf or other wise trea ssi g on the lands of the un. doersignotd. ahrties d isrogarding thish notico will be proscuted to thie fn'll extent, ofthe law. DRESTON RION, S. HI. JONES, J. L. B3LACIK, sept 3-x1t H[. WV. DE~SPOR TES. ANNUAL. ME10TING. rflHE annual meeting of the County ..Coig missioners of Fairfield County will be hl6d at their offioo in Winnsboro, on Tfuosdaiy, the 3rd (lay of September, prox. All persons holding bills, no counts or demnands against the county, not heretofore presented, are required to depionit the same with the C'orkc of the Board of County Commissioners, on or h~ofore thle first day of November, prox I, N. WITHIE-RS, aua 27--1x3 Clerk 13. C-.0. P. C. NOTICE. -0 .TN order to disposc of-what is left of mir Summor Stock, wo havo this day reduced it to nid below cost, Tuck Skirting, worth $1.17, to 00 cis. "0 " " 90S. (to 55 cts-. " "' " 85 ets. to 50 et.. " " " 75 ets. to -15 ets. " 50 cts. to 33 ts. LInAli' ''5 Ties and Bows, worti 90 ets,, to 55 cl t9 Ledies' Ties and lows, worth 75 cts., to -1-) (:15. Laies' Tis (1 and Bows, worth 60 ets., to 35 cts. All other goods prolportioiatcly reduced. Wo are determined to soll, and prsonts wanuting goods in our lii( will "lmake money" by calling boroe purchasing elsewvhere. Tho celebrated PEAlIfi SliFRTI', com pleteItS1.00. We guarantee it, 14) be1 tbe I best shirt in the muarket for anytihing like the price, and challenlgo Colnumrison with any o1her shirt it that price or at 25 per cent. more. ArMMASTER & BRICE. Pints! Prints 7 - 0 JUST RETVEID a lot of new style print*. -ALSO Wamsutta, Fruit of the Loom, and other brande bleached IIomespuns. -ALSO--. Drillings and brown Hlomespups of all kinds. REMEMi~BERl THAT WE SILL J. & P. COATS' best six cord Spool Cot ton at five cents pcr spool, Cash. J. F. McMASTE'R & CO. aug 17 HJAMS! HAMS!! T UST RECEIVED) a lot of choico Mag e .noliallamns unlcz'aased, Lard and1( ALSO, Flonr, Meal and( Pearl Grist always fresh aind every'thinM usually foun~d in a first class Grocery Htouse ALSO, The finest Wines, Brandies and Whis kies that camn be had. All kinds of cool drinks prepared in 1110 most talsty man11 nor at R1. J. McCARLEY'S, ap~ril 18 Jas. R. AikenI's 41d stand.1 Grea~t ReduCtion! --HO ! FOR - ---:. rp HE first Ifouso in towni to rodt4co ..Whiskey to teni cents; a dirink, Beer to fivo conts a glass and Billiards fiften cenlts per game. Ilaivitng a large and wvell selectedlotof Pure Lujuors on handl of which tho following are a fow of the brands: Purc old KentuiOky Bourbon, Caibinet, XXXX and1( ]akor Rye, Sour Mash Stono Mountain Corn, a specialty, Cogac', Californ ia, Peaeh and Apple Bran dies. Champagne, Sherry and Port Wines, Cinoinne ti 1Iger Boeer alwaga kept 0on ico, tind all sorts of fancy and oco.1drinks prep~ared in the prost tasty manner at oU~ WJHUSE. april 80-ti J, D. MsCAR LFW. BoARpI)' ]F QUALIZAT.ION. r 1HE second meeting of the County -L Board of E~qualizatlon, for Fairfilld county, will bo held at tho Ofice of the CJounty Auditor, commencing oni Satur day, the 7th September, proximo, aug 1. N. WIThElRS, FOR SHERIFF. Messrs. 1Eli/rs : .lease annonnae MR. it. E. Er it4SON, JR., am a caniidl1tiu for sherill', subject to ,hn acttion of the Dliio (!ratic party at the primary election. july 30-xltf AIANY VoTLns. FOR SHElRIFF. Messrs. 101ors :-Please announce W. J. HIERItON as ai candilhito for sheriff at Ihec ensuing election-subject to the action of the 1oiocratio party qkt (hp prima.lry election. july 23 MANY FRIENDS. FOR SH ERI iF. The Fionds oI CAPT. J. D. IOQb[ iiost. heartily endorso hipj for the offico of sierill' it the o1nsuing ele0tiol -subjot to the action of tho Democratic party. june j7-4xtf M4NY VOTJc. FOR SHERIFF. 3kssrs. 1i aors:---Please aiquono MR AARON 1I. VOWELL. as a candidato for shcritf at tho ensuing election-aubject to the action of the Damooratiq party at the prinary election. aug oxtxtf MANY VoTERs3. FOR SHERIFF. The friends of CAPT. 1HAYIE Y. Mc MEEKIN respect fully antnoupco hani as ia candidate for sheriff-subject b the action of the Democratic party at the primary election. jupe 18-txtf FOR SHERIFF. The friends of MR. RIHARD N. Mc MASTER respectfully present his namo as a candidate for sheriff att the ensuing clec dion-subject to the action of the Dcmo cratic party in the primary election. july 9-xttf FOR SHERIFF. Messrs. litors:-Please a4nnounco the name of MR. JOHN D. McCARLEY for slerifl, subject to the action of tho Itemo pratic party at the primary electiQn. Mjr. McCarley is thoroughly qualiflod for the oflice, and will fill it aceeptilbly to all clesses. july 11-tf MANY FRIENDS. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. Ifssrs. FWilors :-Pnaso announco MR. J. 'W. ROBINi$ON a candidate for a seat in the next Legislatbaro Mr. Robinson is a gentleman of undoubted integrity, honesty and intelligence. aug 20-tf MANY FRIENDS. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. .lk.ssrs. 1lJtors: -Pleaise announce MAJ. JANIES IAGjAN as a caididate for q seat in the House of Representatives fromn Fairfield county, sulbject to the reQtion of !-he Democratic chi bs in the cpsuing pri: mary election. aug 12-xltf MANY Di rocaAms FOR THE LEGISLATUJRE. Jfessrs. 1IlWfors;---The friends of MR, TP. 89. IIRICE, appreciating ha~ serv'ices ip the past, respectfully nominate him for ai seat in the houseoOf Representativos from this county-subject to the action of the Demoecratic clubB in the primary election. ____________aug 13-tf FOR THE LEGISLATUR~E. Merssrs. 1flIfors:-The friends of COL. R. 0. LAMAR, having faith in his ability alnd integrity, liereb~y ainnounce him 9s a candidate for the House of Representa tives at the coming eleetion-subject to the action of the Democracy at their primuarieg. aug 4-xttf FOR THE LEGISLATURE. Ata mieeting of the Grcenbrior Denmo: cratic Club, hold( gune 8, 1878, the fol lowing resolution was adqpted: Jlesoler, That we present' the claims of DRl. TV. B. Mc'ilNS'TRY for a seat in the Legislature f'rom thy~ gounty, aani recoampend lhis election.. Extract from tihe minutes. 8. Rt. RUTLAND, june 184f ' pc'reotary. FOR THE LEGISLATURE. A t a meeotirag of theO~akland Democrat ic.Club of township number frve, hold oni the 28t1 of April, 1878, the following resolution was adopted: 1Resolved, TIhat this Club, recognizing the fitness and( Qbility qf lHon. H. A. Gaiillard as a representative, hereby naominate him as a candidate for ro. election. Extract from the minutes: A. J. LAMAR, *may 10-txtf - Sacerotyy. FOR THE LEGISLATURF,. Messrs. J~kiors:--Please annoince ,H. 4 GIAILLARD as a candidate for ,the House of Representatives, at the0 coining 01ee fj.on. The couirse of Air. Glaillaird ip) pub. lie life has given general gatis~faction and donle honor to old Fairfheld. In recogni tion of his servloos It is but proper that he shoul4 be Reont tQ tile House at the next election. This nomination is made entirely without the knowledge of the gentleman named. may 164-f____MANY FRIENDS FOR SCHOOL COMMMSIONEMR T1ho friends of MR. JNQ. VINSON pre sent. him as a candi(ldate for Sclhool Oom missioner at the ensuing election--sub. ject to the action of the Democrati eclubs in the prireec tion. . aug 15tf FOR SCHOQL CQXISIQNEg. Mfgssra.n. J.lUorw -pleano anhnouppg 4g.AY WILLARW lUC1IARDSON 4s q gandi date for the ppsition o( Schol Commis.. ;oucr at the eisuipg glection. This genttlemanii has, by hig ploial courso 1ipiiig the past two years, shown him self iq b. a faithfulk zealous apd efficient filceor; and the e ~dqejt l interests of the county pap bogIy be {tdyaietjl by retain-: ing !'ln ini hji prcsout position. MR. RIOU41DSON is a pegularly enrolled member of th \Vipngbgo ,pnooratio Club, and will abide the rstl of thq primary electipn. july II-Xttf MANI lutQuRATS. FOR JUDGE OF PROI.ATE. Tho friondii (f B14. QSMOND R. TIIfqMPSON, appreciating his yaluable korvices as Probate Judge, and having thq highest gonfidence irl hia integrity and peculiar lituous for the afiloo, beg leavo to prosenthim to the voters of Fairlold county for a rc-eleotion-suxbject, of course, to a nomnination by the Deinocrat ic party. july 30-tf FOR SCITOOL CQUMISIONER. Pleaso nnnoxinpA .. I. RQEWTSON as IV opriidato for School Commiijsignor at tho onusinig qjevtio4-subject to thq action of Oh Donjoorbic pgtry at the primary election. juno 4-t xtf MANY FuRENDs. :P QR PROBATE JUPQ. The friends of CAPT. J. it. BOYLE4 nominate him for Probate Judge at thq ppsuing qloption-subjcot to the result of the Democratic prhitry election. aug 6-tf JOB LOTSI 1 E have a lot of KID QLOVJ*3 at twanty-flve cents per pair. Wido RIBBONS below New York at, to close stock. VjXAMINf THEM. 0 - We have the best Shirt coming on ever offered in Winusbor fqy A1.0Q. Wo war rqpt them to Pe mad of Wamsutta shirt ing and breasts of 2100 linog. N~ will offer them at NINETY CENTS BACH.. We aro sellin~ Spool Cqtqxp at qyg cents per spool, SPluNQ HAS DOE, -AND New Style Googsj -HAVE T URT ARRIVED, including all tatg eJ novolties of the season, at tl pa~us. boro Dry Goods, Fancy o0ds gg , Millinery Bazaar, MRS. flOAG wishes to rptjop her sirq core tlhanksto her friend~ ' s~t pitblip generally for the past "p'n aigq, pol$di-' ting a contiinusnoo of the same. She will endeavor as horetofore ulf l' dotgirc< to please the moesit'fgstld~dus. Millinery and Fancy G.qds ptoolsc is complete, Fieonoh Pattprn~ Hts, trimmied and untrimmed,Straw Ifauts and Bonnts Sun Hats and kbbons,8lsi Lacos, Flowers, et era, liosNs T1ies, RlufIli ' 'Lingn ancg Lae Sets Tjarydkerciid, Corsets, Gloves, Jito petcond lot of Spring Onlicoos, also a nieg lot of Dress Goods, Mohairs, 4lua, Japanese 5ilks, Wash' nol s, and othpr nice Materials 4 *d Trlmmings. Call and see, Ladies,for your-' selves. A largoe lot of Men's, Ladies' a~ Children a Shboos, Gents' .pd Boy(' fuu and Straw Hats, fneo and coiyse, - --o A cholce lot of Family Groceries, Can dies, ('akes, Mackerel, Tobaoco. Gigaru ObO1no Oil, Hardgareo, Wppgegyp9 .Tiuware, Ore kery, ko, Sqilantity of Lumber for sqIo loy fQy m~h 3r (8 J.O.BOAG. A UI N1'fMyou want to lMA~BI fast, ad dress INLEY, HARlVI? Atlanta, Oporgia. jup