Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FjOCAL ITEMS. TUEJSDAY,. OCTOBER 15, 1378. N bw Advortisemont. Seed Wheat-F. Elder. Notice to Creditors-W. 11. WVOo ward, Adit'r. .Attent.ioni Gordon Light intimitry. I. M. 1Hucy, Sec. Let the Red-shirts of Falirteld put their their best foot Voremlost, and see Kershaw's seven hundred majority and go eight RLIdrLd better. 5.i? Letter-heads, oftic paper01,prI int. ed to order, can be had at this office at, the low price of five dollars per thous Advice of in old iurse.-The baby would be always bright, and cheerful iH an occasional dose of Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup were administered. * The colored Democratic Club will hold its ieeting at Nr. John S. Doug lass' shop on Saturday, the 19th in stant. Several speakers have been invited to address them. The examination for teachers will be held in the Mount Zion School build ing on Saturday. Applicants for the first, grade wvill present theinselves by 10 o'clock, it. mll., provided with sta tioncry for writing the answers. Dr. Eli Geddings, of Charleston, died last week at the ripe age ofeight.y years. Dr. Geddings was a iativo of Newberry, but moved to Charleston at inl early age. lie becaimne identitlled with the Medcal College years ago, aid was widely known for pre-eliillt, skill inhis proPossion. ][is death is a loss to the State. R1a(lical leaders a1C circuliting~'the report that the Democrats will not al low any colored people to joi n1 t hem. This Is false. There are plenty of colored men on the Democratic Ioll, and the homnest. Colored people are all invited to join. A few strikers and hacks have been rejected, but that, is because they will ruin any crowd they go in. Tim Sourrn C.uto.t. CIun.-~TjI South Carolina Club will give its an nual ball in C ohnbia duiig fair week. A splendid hall has been secured, and the managersare spreading themselves. Persons who have not become mem bIlers of the Clbill will be. ldlilitted to the ball, ifilpproved by the execu ive committee, on paying ten dollars. The Club is now in a flourishing condi tion, havinig a eimershi over the whole State. The ladies of the State ure requested to grace the bal with their presence. Joe Thomnpsoini was in town Saturday swinmginmg his long-tail coat extensivejy around amongst ''the faithfuml." UIe was in consultationi with Radical leaders from several precincts, and no doubt flattered himiself' that nobody was watching him. We a gratitledl, however, to state that, ntot onily huis movements, but those of all the Radicnl villains, arce arefully noted, and proper act ion taken accordingly. Antd we will say further that the Decmmocracy are not asleep), no are they dleceived by the apuparent .inaction of the ludi cals. Joe Thompson says it is a mistake about his wanting to drawv the color line. T1he best way for hiimu to prove that he is not an enemyn of the State is to recsign that emputy chanrinaniship that he holds under the tief Elliott, give up all notion of running his bead against the D)emocratie stone wvail, anmd .conflue himse.lf to' his farm,~ Anmybody' with common sense ought to be able to see that the Democrats are bound to win, and that thae ticket at the head of our columns will beat to dJeath anuy .nomination made by Joe TIhom pson or anybody else. T1hze tum.rnout of' the Ried-shirts on the 13th ultimo ought to 81how how determined the Democr'ats are. * The Radicals are working in the dark. They would have shown tbour hiand': lon ago hadl theDmery not been so united. Th'ley are still wvaiting for a good opp)ortunity, and If the Democrats relax for a moimnt, a ticket will be nominated by the Rtadi eals, partly of the old leaders and part. ly of Democrats whom they wiah %.o educe by offers of oflice. The attempt is useless. The Riads had better give ump the job as a bad 0one, and all come ini and vote the Democratic ticket. What is the use of kicking ogainst the pricks? As we said all along, the Greenback party Is a snare and dleluslin. In the .elect.ions in Ohio it took away just enough votes from the Democratic party to hiand the State over to John Sherman and hard mone~y, thus cutting Ats own throat, I~ JIndiana, by run inmg three tickets it allowed Rep)ubli-. Cans to step into Congress. Thme Green back vote was. only forty thousand in oech State, takemn almost exclusively from the Dernoerats, Altar all its The recent election shows that it is IMuch sattOr to work within the Demo cratic p:arty thanl outside. 8EED WHEAT. A limi"ed (ti1111(ity of purp Seed WheaItIt Of my own raising Iand se letol by me. For sale by oct 16--1m F. EIjDER. Attention I Gordon Light In, fitry. A 'TTEND a special m eoting this -(Tuesday) night, at 7:30 o'clook, in Trown Hall Application for ineimbership will be received. By order: R. M. HUUEY, oct 15--t I Secretary, NOTICE TO CREEITORS. A LL persons indebted to the estato of lMary Lathami are requesteil to come forward and settle at once and a1 those holding Olaimls a.lainst paid estate Rro notified to present them to the under signed by the 15th of Novomber. W. 13, WOODW ARD, oct15-ltx2 Administrator. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. PURSUANT to an order of the Court of Probate for the County of Fairikeld, made this day, all persons having clan111, of whatever iaturn against the estate of John 11. Davis, doocasod. are reqipred to establish their deinands on or before the eighth day of Novomber next, before the Judge of Probate, at Winnsboro, South Carolina. 0. R. TH1OMPSON, Judge of Probate. Winnsboro, S. C., October 11, 1878. oct 12-td CLERK'S SALE. Slate of South Carolina, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. The Winnsboro Building and L4oan Asso. tion vs. Robert F. Martin, M. Evans Martin, J. Alice Martin, Mattio B. Martin and William M. Martin. IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Coimion Pleas, niade in the above stated case, I will ofler for salo before the court-house door in Winnsboro, on the first Monday in November next, within the legal hours of sale, at publio outcry to the highest, bidder, the follow, ing described property, to wit: All that piece. parcel or tract of land, lying, being and situate in the town of Winnsboro, in the County of Fairfield, State of South Carolina, Lnown in 0,h0 plan of said town as Lot Number One Hlundred atnid Fifty-Five, fronting oi College street an-l adjoining lot of Caro line Jones and lets formerly belonging to David Campbell. TEnMS OF SALE' One half of the purchaso money to be paid in cash, for the balance a credit of six mouths from the day of sale, with in. torust payable annually; the purchaser to give for the unpaid bala4nce a bond se cured by a mnortago of the promnises sold; to insure the dwellijig-house on said preiiss against loss by -lre; to ni4signi the policy of insuranco to the said Clerk; and to pay for all necessary papers. W. if. KEi llR, C ler' 's 0:ico, C. C. 0. P, Winnisboro, 8. C., October 11, 1878. oct 12--td FOR THE CAMPAIGN! HAMIPTON AND HOME RULE The New~ ud Courder. A LIVE~ AND FEARLESS DE MOCKA(TIC NE WI'SPA FE R, L. trgest Circulation in the City. Largest Circulation in the State, Largest Circulationi in.the Cotton States. A Ll THlE NEwS AllOUT 8oU'TH (CAItOLINA. ALL 'THl K N KWS A BOUIT TIlE SOU'TII. ALL TrilE NEWS8 FROM EVEtYWHE RtE. Purei IIId TUdflied Demiiocr'acy I IINION I JUfSTIOC E QUA L RIG0 H1Th iRecogaitzing the parmamounat in terest. felt in tihe appoacbing political canvadss b)y every Deorat. who hopes to see thme greait w.oik or the Htedeumtion of the Slate matie comiipiete and( permfa neat. o i-hat, tihe praple maliy rea ) and fully cen cy the frui - of tlhe r sacritlees. THE NE W AND COURIER will direct all its energies and resources :to pro senting from day to day, and from week to week, full and interesting accounts of the progress of the (AiIPMTGN. !W- To place tile paper wit,hin the reach of everybody dIuing this exeleg fy3ntest ;we have dleterminedl to offer to Mall Subscribers the following Reduced Rates for the Oampaign. TH! E NEWS AND) COURIER, Datily EdIt,ion, TilE 1I \ AII COURIEIR,''Iri-''ecly$ EditIon, 0 months.................... 200 TIHE WVEEKLY NEWS,a months..........75 Suibscript-tons WJ ii be received 90 these rAtes, FOR MM I L U%CHIlERSt ONIY, unaf May i5. In all cases the cash must accomipany the order. FrIends of the cause of honest home .rule in all the count,ies are invited to dJc us Ju swulinag our Campaign SubscrIption List, which ought toincluI(e every tntelligent voter Jn tIle State. IOlRDAN* DAWSON0, IPro pjr9tors, March 80-ti CHIAXILESTON, 8. C. AUGUSTA HOTEL Corner of Broad and WVashington Streets, A U4GUST A, 404 I_ AS been thoroughly renovated, re mo1.ideled and newly furnished, It is located In the centre of business Telegraph O:1ec in the hlcito1 building. Express Offce in the same block. Post - Offlce only one block el. All ether pub.. lic conveniences close at hand. je' The -001ieo of -.tI)e' Hotel wAlj be epen during the night, andi g.iasta ivHl be receivedi or ci.lied at any hour. W W. MOORE, Proprietor. Rates of Board, *2.00.per day oct !2t.2l TH1F AUGUI KEE1P IT BEFOR1E THE PEC DRY 000)S, N1OTION'S, OWthait hard timesg are upon our 'Novwory family to procure his Winttor|14 Hats, &c., whoro be can buy thei smallest outlay of money. The attention of the realer is resp, of Goods and Prices w.hich will be AS TRUTHFUL AS ] Calicoes, eenits. { Sea Island, 5 cents. Hevy Brown Dom;eties, 5 to 8 Kentiiky Joans Conimencing 1o Kentucky Jeins a Driv0, 18 Rock Is'and Doeskin Jeans, regular price fifty cents, 334" Scotch Highland Linseys, Cheap at 25 cents, only ~ 15 Heavy Canton Tlanel, always sold at 20 cents, only 10 " Bloached Shirting commen cing 6 cents up to the best, 10 " Pins, 3" Hairpins, 2 Best Writing Ink, 5 Best Needles, 5 " Good Elastic Suspenders, 10, 15 Colgate's Toilet Soap, 3 Good Machine Cotton, 200 yards, Bck Spool, 3 TIE AUGUS' zrlTC. X.9. M&3%TT.1a.1U oct 12 WINNSBO NEW GOODS -AT J. N. BEATY'S. iave just returned from Now York, and am opening daily a varied stock of DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS, HATS AND CAPS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, &C. My Friends are Invited to Call. .1 again call the attontion of the public to my stock of "Bay State" standAr(d screWed and wire sowed B3oots andJ shoes, E~very pair guaran, teed to give -SATISFACTION. sep)t 20 J. M. BE ATY. JUST RlsOEIVE~D. Consisting of Freshi Sug irs, Coffees GreenI and Roasted-Te1'a, Best Faminily Flour, Grist, Bolted Meal, Syrup's, Molas ses, Soda, Soap,, ging and LAIWD in bbls. cans and buckets, BACON. Choice lRed Rnst Proof Oats, Seed 'Ryo andl Barley. Nails, Trace Chains, Horse and Mule LShoe0s, Axle Grease, WVhite Wine and Cider Vinegar, Durham's Tobacco, Baisins, Currants and Citron. ALSO, Fresh Canned Salmon, Peaches and Tomiiatoes, Mixed Pickles, Chowv Chow and Peppor~ Sauce. oci, 8 D, Rt. FLiENNIKiEN. Best is Oheapest. AUTOMATIC Silent Sewinq Machine, Latest Invontion, Producing Zsrv.elense Results, Iets rupssiX mert I sel eboyond all ce~ standing the larg ind1ucemen offered by selr or nosy har-nning, t,roublesome, twO. OnlIy Mlachilne in the WorldI witis Automnatic IFeatures, and with no Tens~ion to Manage. Write by Postal C'ardl for Prise List, List of O0ilces, &o, WILCOX & (GulES S6. c.0 (Jor. )3ana St. naV~ Drc~s, N. ' 'TA STORE. IPLE, T1H1,1, PLACE. TO BUY 00TS, sIis, CAPS, &O. farmers it bohoovea the igaI of 3upplies of Dry Qoods, Boots, Shoes, tie best and most durable for the et-fully cnlled to the following list ould to be T IS STARTLING The Renowneil Porlatine Lily White sold at 25 cents, only 10 ' 144 Buttons for Shirts ald Calico, &e., 5 Thread Cambrio Handkorchiofs,5 ' Domostic Hosiery for Men an( Vomen1, comencing 5 't Stool ThinIllp, njtaletai liid, two for 5 Lace Edging, Best Load Voncils, l for 5" Bost Ball Throad, 3 ' Fine Con1bm, 0 " Dressing Combs, 8 Tuoking Combs, Tortoiso Shell, 15 Children's R91nd Combs, 10 " And so on. To enumerate all would take a shoot too lolg for the press. Givo me a call and ho convincod of my live aind let liy pricos. 'A STORE, RtO, S. 0. AIT 1HIMETICS -FOR The Tublic , Schools of houth Car1olina. A T the recent meeting of the State 13oard of Examiners, at Columbia, SAN DFORD'S SHI EN OF ANALYTICAL ARITIlMETICs Was. among other text-bookR, pdopted for use in the public schools of South Carolina for the nvxt live years. Theso Arithmotics tire f.he out-como of thirty years experience of DR. iiEI,TrON P. SA'FO1RJ of Georgin, one of the most skilful wnd euccessful teachers in this country in clearnessof dlefiitiois, fulljess of slate exercises, thoroughneis of analysis and general conpleteness, they ire uiirplassed, if indeed, equalled. They are eminently p1atical. Studying Sanford, pupils learn to think. Since'71-'73, they have been in i1se in the public and private schools of Charles ton city, in the private sohools of Colum bia, etc., etc. Rolla the following un dorsements based on) use of the books in the school: Pvom HoN. liUnH 8, THoMPsoN, State Superitendent of Education. (At the time of writing) Principal Male Academy, Columbia, S. C., "'Sanford's Arithmeties are superior to any that I have seen, in the fullness of the examples, the clearne'ss and( simplicity of thieanalyses, andI the accurac,y of the~ rules and dleiinitionls. This opinion is based upon a full and thozough test in t.he school-room. To thlose teachers wvho may examine these Arithmeitics with reference to inltrodiuction, 1 would es pa'dially ctnumed the treatment of Per eentageo and P~rofWitid Loss. No text books that j ha:rve ever use- are so satis. factory to teachers a.nd p'Jpils." Fromi Miss E. A. KF,J.I.Y. Principal Char leston, (8. C.) Female Seminary. "CHIAurmsETON, July 13, I878.'-Manford's Common School and Sanford's Higher Anjalytical Arithmnetic have for five years stood the test of constant use in oar class rooms. We think thema bettor adap)ted to the w'unts of our school than any other arithmetics with which we are acquinted." Under (late of Jul,y '22, 1878, Mrss MarY Unowxrar,, Summerville, S. (.,writes: "Riniig used Sanftord's Am'ith me.ies and Worcester's Dictionaries for several years as schoi Lohs, aid .seeing the benelleial results, I tok.c great pleaisure in~ recommen ding themi to the favorable notice of teachers" From Mass TISm D. Marr1N, Principal 1ijgh Sch.ool for Girls, 4iolumbia, 8. C. 'l.t atfordls me leasuro to give my miost, unguaiied comm nend(ation of San ford's Arathnetics. I have used then1 ja my school for several years with entire satisfaction ." July 11, 1878. From PnOF. yNo. B. PATnrIo, Military Academ)y, Groenvllle, 8. C. "I' introduneed &an ford's Arithmietics into my school two years ago I likeo them bettor than ainy stories t1h0t I have ever used,". July 11, 1878, U5ntil January 1st, 1879, we wvill supply San ford's Arnineties for introduotion at pri.ces in colujnns II or III, as casema be. Col umni I gives retail priceswhh obtain after introduction shall have boon accompished. Exchange 1..e. with; Introduc-,book by otater' San ford's Primary tl.te. atos Analytical Arlth's. 27 18 14 Sanford's Interme.. mediate AnalyUecal ArIt.hmnetio - 45 80 S Sanford's Common School Analytical Arithmot,lo - 80 55 40 sanford's IHigher Analytical Arila. 1.95 85 03 Any of the above books can t:o obtained, at quoed,of cMATER& 1R 1 1B Winns oro, s . sed for ias deserplye, etc. IV' orders prompt,ly attended to. 31AltTl)N V. iJIYN, (feneral ,4gent oct S-im . August a, da, RESH Oboo and O0 l5ers, ajs R.J. I00ARL4IS., LU9IERNE 8flm . SCHOOL BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKU Atteilon, Teachers (LA(d Parents . -0 r HE following popx;jfar sehool booki have been R'dopted fov. ulq , th schools of South Oarolina for fiVe ys, as will bo shown by the official letter fronx Suporintendout 'Ihopipson published below: STATE' OF SOUTH CARtOLINA, OF1nWE OF STATE SUT. OF E DUCATION, COLUMBIA, ;. C., lopt. 25, 1878. CAr. RODERT E. PARK, General Agent For Ivison, Blakeman, Taylpr & Co., Macop, Ga. Dear Sir:-It gives njo BIWgS1r $o in-. form you that tho State loard of Soutlh Carolina hqvc aloptod the followig.g text, bqoks of your series for use in the publiq swhoola of this State for the eqsning fivq ycars, viz: SWINTON'S Introductory. 4ixc1angoq Word Primer - . - 13' ' 09 Word-Book or Speller - 15 11 Word Analysis - . 24 18 Primary U. 4. 1istory - 4q 35 Condensud U. S. History- 75 5 Outlines of History - 1,20 q8 RllBIN8ON's Progressivo Table ]joQk 13 P9 Progressivo Primary Arithinetic - - 15 11 llmngrosgivo I)tl}ectilil Arithiq0tio - - 24 18 Rudiments of Written Arithmictjo - 7 27 20 Progrehsivo Practical Arithmetic r 57 42 Progressivo Higher Arithnietic . 82 GQ WEIISTEit'S Primary Dictionary - 46 Common School Dictionary 67 High School Dictionary - 91 A cadomic Dictionary - 1.55 Unabridged Dictionary, to clubs of six Q. 9 Vrory respectfully, HUGH S. THOMPSON, State Superintendent of Education, South x0rolina. ----- Thes bool:s can be obtained Qf Mossrs. McMASTElIt & BltICE, I4ocal Agents, Winm-boro, 8, C., at above rqtes, fQr thq space of ninety (ays. ---- AM- Our co iipleto Tatroductory Cata logui, giving special prices of all of our publicationts, will be forwardo4 on appli, qation, ROBERT E. PARK, General 4gent, oct 1-tf Macop, Georgia. S T O P 0 ND in-pet the largest apd bes.t se, leoted stook of gQods izn Winpsboro; which we guarantee to sell at the lowes$ - CASH P7RICES., Our stock comprises a full tine of Domne,tic Goods, Dross Goods, W.hite Goods, Notions, Gepts' Furnishing Goods, B3oulevard Skirts, plankots, Shawvls, 2to., Etc, CASSIMERE~S CASSIMERES r From tha colebrated Charlottesville Salein Jeans, Korsovs, Twoods, Setinots, Etc. A large .and vried assrtienot f M1at. and Os. QjQthinlg of all ciryds and at al pricos. Best and~ pheapest stock of Boots san4 Shoes in town. N.. B,.-Weo 3youd coa.. special attention to our large and varied AssortinAgnt og Hamburg ISdgings and Wh.ite Trimings, SF. Me1MFST BIt & G, sept 28 DOQOT AND SHOE MIAKER, VR!?M3BOBIO, H. p. LYON'S 8TIFFENEJS IRE VET Scots a%dhoea Tearlng of on the 8l9.