The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, October 31, 1878, Image 3
J0CAL ITEMS.
TUR]SDA Y, OCTORIC 30, .' : 88.
Now Advortlsements.
Atention I Gordo. Light Infantry
J. 11. Cuinligs,. 1st Sergeant.
Attentionl- Fairfield Fire Engino
Company, E. S. Chandler, Secretary.
Thle Wvilliam"burg people haveshp
ped Swvails. Whatt about ottr t,eatding
Radicals?
Thle Radicals mean mischief. They.
aire working secretly and we b.cieve
they will yet put otit a ticket.
These are really ''hard times," and
wise people save doctor bills by keep
ing Dr. Bull's Cough Syrtp ilt tho
houise. *
Owing to the bad weitthier, the en
tertaiment. oin Tuesday night was
Only y l)C)OiV attel(ded, i I1 of the
the Small auienclce, however, thie plays,
''Still Witers ltiun Deep" and ''Slash
or and Crasher," were very creditably
rendered, and well receivod by the
audience.
Tin.: EO.a.:o-rlN.--~At eleot ion on
the 5th of November, thoro will be
but. one box at. each precinct, and tlie
polig will be open 11,om six o'clock,
it. Iml., to six, ). m1i., it having beenl de
cidi'd that, the iw clectioln law will
not operate except at l'rsidciitial
elcutions. The o( law Iis stillin force.
The ladicals meau mischilef. They
are working secretly and we bclloyQ
they will yet put out a tioket.
so EI..:-rio.-TPhte fol
loving Demlocratic supervisors of
election have becn appointed fbr F4ir
lield countv:
Wiimnboro-James V. Law.
Gladden's GIrove-E. D). Mlobley,
Itorel)-J. P1. Maclie,
Mfoniticello-J. KC. )avis.
Feasterville-W. 13. Estes.
Jenkinsville-W. 1B. Yarborough,
Yonguesville-It. V. Bric.
Durham111's-N. A. Pecay.
Rti(Igeway-T. 4. Cloud,
Bear Creek-It. 0. Duke.
Doko-S. W. Bookhiart.
Tmt.: Cnmcrr Couirr.-Tho followingo
is t svnopsis of the cases disposed of in
the Court of (ommi1[on Pleas since our
last report:
Sanl. McCormiok vs. W. It. Dotv &
Co.-WIIm. It. Lyles for plitiii1r, MO,
Canis & Douglass Cor defendants.
This case'arose out of tho. following
circumtisl anlculs: The plaintil I-lad
rented land to one Aquilla Iarrison,
~tht ter agr0eingi~ to paty thercfor a
cerlainl rontalintt.lolt. Shortly aftor
ward-i II arrison applied to Dahr & Co.
fori sup e, .-A d the w ro
cormckasn thei t fi) S McCorik
wde londits(CIiI thoto they rop, threyd
toul saeoo the raid. The dleed
tatsd the crop, and ceStain3 er
an ortganoge, and atpiedy thei Jro
demands, The jury found( fo)r the
p)lainltiffini the sumn of $222.70, and~
costs.
Juio. W. Campbell vs. Muary P. Black
-McCants & Douglass Ior plainitit,
James II. Rioni for dlefendanlt, This
action was brought by the p)lainitifl to
recover of detbudianit the amonuit of ua
bill of lumber alleged to haive beent
furnished oni then ordler of the defeond,
anmt, andL for her ~use and benenit.
TIhme dlefenldant deied that the lumber
was so furniished, andl put In evidence
that tihe deblt was conitracted by her
husband, and was owing by lhin1. The~
jury found for tihe defondlant,
Lafayette Potect vs. Nancy K. R abb
-A. M. Mackey for lainltifl, Gaiihird
& Reynolds for defenidant, This ation
was for the purpose of recovering from
the defendaint thle sumf of $65.00, that
being the reasonable worth of services
performed by the p)lalntiff, at the re
quest of the defendant, in digging a
well on the defendant's promnises. TheJ~
defendant denied1 that she eri madlie
anIy conltract with theO plaintiff, and(
alleged that the work donle by plaintiff,
if any was donoe, wyas p)urely voluntary
on his part. The jury found for the
plaintifl'in the sum of $41.00.
James Gayden vs. George W. Cr'aw,
ford-A. M. Mackey for plaintiff,
James H1. 11on for defendant. This
was an aetion brought by thme plaintif
to recover tihe value of a horse alleged
to have been unlaw fully seized by tile
defendaijt, with damages for such
seizure. Tile defendant denied all the
allegatIons'of thle phliti fr's complaint,
Thejury found for the plIainltiff in the
sum of $100 anId costs.
Atention ! Gordon Light In,
fanitry.
Y U wilt .*ssemble on Washington
Street, op)posite the coart-house, this
p(Thursday) ovening, at 1j16 o'elook, in
full uniform, dress equip>ments, for in
aeotion by the Adjutat and4 Inspector
By order:
~,Oopio~l~11 J. I. OUMMIN4Gs,
00$pbe&f1st8ergeant,
Attention F airfleld Fire V4n1gine(
Conmpaly,
rJIIE rogular monthly m1cetiig of this
rComlpany will be bh;. ill T'iwi iall
on Friday eveing, bhO ist November
at 71 o'clock.
E. S. CIANDLER,
oct 31 Secretary.
NOTICE TO MANAGERS.
WINNS11On1o, 8. C., Oct. 28, 1878.
The Collowing iaimed persons are. I
hlorey appointed Alanagers of Elec
tion for Fairfleld county, to conduct
the goneral election to be held Novoin
ber the 5t,h, 1878:
Winnsboro,--T. I. Robertson, J. F.
McMaster, G. C. Bacot.
ltidgeway--E. P. Davis, Preston,
Rion, 1. C. Tholns.
M onticello-H. M. Zealy, T. E.
Bell, W. lk, McGill.
Yontinesville-C. S. Brice, J. A.
Soiwart, W. . %Woodard, Jr.
Fleastorville-J. F. V. Legg, 1). P.
Crosby, \V. W. Crosby.
Doko-,J. L. Wardlaw, Jas. 10ff
1111111, W. \V. Maconl.
Itear Creek-Tr. w. suffgh, W. J.,
Po,rter, . T. tlatll. 0
irlha1's--A. J. Lan' .:- John IIol
lis, D). ItL. Robertson.'
Gladden's Grove-I. S. Scott, Jr.,
J. M. Iliggins, WV. T.AlcCrorcy.
J.iinisv ille--ThiompisonI Chlqppclt
A. MN. \\ollace, Ei. J. 1aigsdale.
Horeb-T Ihomas4 Andelrsoik, .It. A.
Gibson, A. P. Irhy.
'l'he polls will be Opened at 6, a. im.
1111d (loS(! at. 6, p). I. m %Only one bfx
will be ftrilished tor, ezch electionl
previllet. 'lhe I imnagers aibove apl
pointel are notcilled to appel,ar libre
the Conmnissionevs of 1ilewtion, at this
place onl Satrdaly nAoxt, to be r.YQr1
in a11(l 1eoove instructions,
14. O-Fntm,
T. WWnwAR
PAVID AsiumRD.
C~omiinssiones oflection for Fair
fieid County,
ont 30".
STuATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
0OUNTY OF FAIRFILD.
Court of Probate.
William D Woodward, as Adininistrator
of the goods, chattels and credits which
wero of Mary LathlA, decekeic, rlain- I
tiff,
against
Samuel Lathan, Robert Lathan, Alex.
Lathan, Williai Lathan, Agnes Donly,
Mlry Montgomery, Agnes McCarley',
%ary Gladden, John aden, Ja1s1
Gladden, William G;addon and Nancy
Gladden, as lieirnt-Law of Mary La
than, deceased, and haily Montgomery
as a reditor of saiI deconsed, Defen
dante.-8immons for itelief-Com
pliint nQt served.
To tho Defendant--Saniuol Lathan,
Robert Lathan, Alex. Latban, William
Lathan, Agnes Donly, Mary Mont
gomery. Agnes MCarioy, Mary Glad
den, John Gladden, James Gladden,
Williamu Gladderl and Nancy Gladden e
Y t'U aro hereby sunimoned and rea
- quirod to answer the oiplaint in
this action, which is tiled in the ollice
of the Probate Juge for tho said
county, and to serve ij copy of youl
answer to the Raid comtplaitit o the sub,
scriber zt his otioq, in llrandt's builing,
Chester, C. IH., souith Carolina, within
twenty (lays after the service hereof, ex
clusive of the day of such service; and if
you fail to guswer the ooinplaint within
the tine afore,i1d, the eplaintiff' in thie
action will.apply to the Court for the re
lief demand ed in the omplaint.
Dahad, 2i October, A D. 1878.
* A SHI EL G. B3R1CE,
oc-t 26-t 1awOw Plaintlffs Attorney,
CLE RK'S SALE.
State of South Caroliun,
COUNTY OF FAin FIELD.
'Tho Winnsboro Bullding and Loan AssQ
tion
vA,
Robert F. Martin, M~. Evans, Martin, J.
Alice Martin, Mattie E. Martin and
William M. Martin.
I N pursnanco of an ordr.r of thle Court
of Cornmon Pleas, made in the above
stated case, I will offer for siale before
the iouirt-bouse doer in Winnsboro, on
the first Monday in November next,
within the legal hours of sale, at public
outcry to the highest bidder, the follow,
ing described property, to wit:
All that pieec, paresl oy tract of land,
lying, being and situate in the town of
Wmnsboro, in the County o1 Fairfield,
State of $eInth Carolina, known in the
plan of said town as Lot Number One
Hundred and Fifty-Five, fronting on
College street and adjoining lot of Caro-.
line Jones and lots formerly belonlging to
David Campbell.
TEuMS OF sALB:
One half of the purchaseo money to be
paid in cash, for the balance a credit of
six months from tihe day of sale, wvit~h in.
terest paynble annually; the purchaser to
give for the unpaid balance a bond so
cured by a iportagoof the premnises sold1;
to insure the dwo'lling-.house on said
promises against loss by fire; to assignl
thle p)olicy of insurance to the said Clerk;
and to pay for nll necessaryfpapers.
C lerk's Offic,,0, 0. 0, P.
Winnsboro, 8. 0.,
October 11, 1878.
oct 12-td
TN JANUARY next wp will issue the
first number of
"THE TEACHER,"
A inonthly journal devoted to thte in
terests of Teachers, Schools, and thp
Cause of Education in general. To br)ng
it witin the reachl of all, we have fixed
the subseription prioe at the low rate of
FTrr oEs PRJ ANNUMf.
Specimen copy will be sent by nail
prepald on receipt of a five cent stamp,
jrP Teach~ers will do well to send for
onir Educational Catalogpe.
.Please address .* -;B
PRICE THIRTY DOLLARS.
*1O78.
J. 0. BOAG,9
OF TnE
- (ilANI)WINNSIOIoDRYo ,F(1001).,FAN
W4 U.001).s AND MII,LINERY
BAXAAH,
Begs leave to say to his cu
A tomer$ and all others in nood
4 of Goojs that. he is again pre.,
pared to, show thQm on of the
largest a4d, best assortod stock
: Dry Goods. FUIcy Goods And
Millinery,
that he has over exhibited. We
are receiving goods daily.
Every department will be
kept full of desirablo and
CHEAP GOODS,
and buyers may confidently
rely on getting their goodi not
onfy at low prices, bilt of tio
4 most desirable quility tiat th.c
m iarlset afrds.
MRS. BOAG
hiiis engwed the -ervices of a
fird-class Milliner, wlo will as
sist her in her department, and
who will tako pleasure in pleas
ing the knost fastidious tastps,
AGlINT
for the celebrated and most re -
liable paper patterns-But
a terick's-for Ladies, Missos and
Children.
ALSO,
A full and complete line of
Gents', Ladies', Misses' and
A Children's Shoes.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Cheese, Mackerel, Cakes, Crack
0r8, Maccaroni, Spicos, Can
dies, Tobacco, Cigars,-,=-in fact
* you cnn find anything you want
at J. 0. BOAG'S 9s low as the
a same goQds cal be botngjt any -
iwhere.
sept 27 J. 0. BOAG.
'SHVTIIQ(I AJ1HIJ, MOM
GOOD GOODhS,
WE ARE now openin~g one of ~
Vlargest stocks of
GOOD GOODS
ever offered in this marko#.
QUR GOODS
have been very carefully select
rand we simply reqluost an inspecti
before piirebasing elsewhere.
propose selling them at a 'she
profit" and don't intend to 1)e u
dersold by anybody, anywhere. I
call special attention to our assor
meint of
DRESS GOODS,
CL4OAKS,
SHAWLS
and other ITADIES' QOOD.
We think we hiave the best ato
of GENTS' GOODS in the marki
DJonsisiting of
CLOTIRING, HATS4, SHILCTS,
COLLARS, CRAVATS,
HANDKERCHIETS
and all kinde of Flannel Underwa
Tn domestics we are full up.
M~oney will be savet4 by an exan
nation of our Jeans and Cassimeri
SHIOESJ SHOES!I SHOES!
Best Shoes at lowest prices,
oct 1 McM4ASTER & BRICE.
BARGAINS:
J3ARGAINS
150 rAInS Boys- and Youtl
QAITEllS--Nos. 1 to 5, wor
from $1.50 to $2.50 per pair. 13
inced to 50 and 75 ets tier pair,
Call and see ther),
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price by
J, B LIPPINGOTT If 0.,
1?nblisehers, Blooksellhers, and Stafijoners.
715 and 717, Market St., Philadelphia.
aug 17-x3muos
CHIONE GROQERIES!
JUIST RECIVIED.
Consisting of Fresh Sugars, Coffees
Green and Roasted--Tea, Best
Family Flour, Grist, Bolted
aMeal, Syrup's, Molas-.
sos, Soda, Soapq,
e .Starch, Bag
ging and
Ties.
Vo LAIlD ini bbls. cans and buckets,
BACON,
Chioico Red Rust Proof Oats, Seed
Rye and Barley.
Nails, Trace Ollains, Horso and Mule
Shoes, Axle Grease, White
kWino and Cider Vinegar,
kDurham's Tobacco.
Raisins, Currants anid Cition.
- ALSO,
Fresh Canned Salnon, Peaches andj
e, Torn'atoes, Afixed Picklos, Chopw
Chow and Popper Sauco.
. oct 8 D. R. FLENNIKEli.
as. NISW S$TORE ! NEW GOODSI!
I !
LOW PRICES! I I
T have 'ust opcened at Al. J. MacCarley's
.Lold a (nd a first-class
GROCE~RY STORE,
Where I will koop Groceries, Winos and
I4quors of all k ids. Also, a compl)eto
assortment of l3oots and Sihoes. I wil
be glad to see my old friends and cuisto
mers,and will guarantee to sell thorn my
goods at the very lowest prices for
Give zme 4 call.
'oe 22 WILLIA M II. DONLY.
BOOTS AND SHOESl.
th OW arriving,a large and well selected
LNstopk of Boots ang Ohoek, direMt
O, from the Mlanufactuiers, which I edil
warrant, and 1 will not be -undersold.
Give nlo a cell beforo you inake your pure
chase.
sept 17, U. 3. MCCAULEY,
OUHI 8$ OHEESEi I. OREE SE
S.Ohoile 'Faotory Okoeso,
As LQ l~ ow as th oe
l,lUSICAL H OVE'
A ii'e A Iways II lOppy. IIllnes.
WIr t lth . I h <le.daarv'r ii p I ave or grove,
SI it aut l n' ial.bt -tall i r ilis I Ilat, we love?
'I'lin i hl r I h,' litiw 11w onv, aroutt m e Planio
Or (rgilt lW r I ta t' l t ( il ] t ay art over, and,
enjoy at rtal holie conert-. If yotu -i'ave no
hoe;, get. one rigt awity, r )i ou Iaven't tiny.
chldlren, borrow sme, tad.i' yult.aro witliout, a
PIHAN OR OR
BUY ONE FOUTA(WITH AT
LUDDEN & BATES"
OR Fe
3 : E -la. e e,
SAYA NNA If, GA.,
The Great Wholesalo Piano au.d Organ
Depot of the South.
TEN THOUSAND PAMILIES
Have in Ihe past. tn years purchased Instrit
ments fromn us itad every 00 canu testify to their
sit Iporlrt'. Io slit plirchamers extactly is our
JtaaTian 4t10ght. \We cnl do it. vil vll do
I', and we areIoimi It d la it, . Evey' Istru
WIt( sol i ta'ls at (101 01 lrs for It4.
AND NOW TO BUSINESS.
1'1I lRALI., T14A DE, 1878, we are ready with,
the latrgest. atnIl Ilnki.s ile of listruimenta ever,
dispifived Sou th, whileh wIe sell direct to ur
e,haserli 4?n the NO A0iCNTS NO COXMI'a3 NS
iLAN lat 3antliifactittror's iACTORY R ATES0'
for CASl an( oat EASY TERMS. No 1jogus
1Istr umentts sold itt any Irice. Every In8tru-'
benlt 'o sell bears It, maker's nakiie and has a
written aix .vears guarantee. R3eliable Instru
ntIIlat,.0.WEST ilATES hr AmlrLeS is What
Xyau Ituarantee. On this rock we stand an
('Jaliien ge all coi 'wtitin. 'Ile gnaR Who Ca
unadersell u4 141t'Ctorn yet.
SPLENDID '4ELGANTN
PrAINOS. ORGANAS.
7 Octave, $135. 9 Stops, : - $5.
14O0tave,.: $145. 12 Stops, $75.
(uaranteed tie best sold In tile U. S., at SuCA
p,ricee. Not hing Ilke then evea before offered.'
StrlelY wholsale rates. No redietion t
eaers oT' eaecls. Sold oily (or. cash. No.
use to ask credit.
PIANOS FIO1 OLD MAERS.
Ctil(ihICIN , $870.jKNARI!& CO., .sTq
MAIIt'sic, PAE & (., T
IIAINES HIM1S., 250. SOUTHEMN GE., 18?.
Select, frolin above list. and you vill iaye a Ilanl
gooti ror t urenie of hard is. Trite economy
II' In I he ltichaso of alil A No. I InHtriument.
I'l t tire ahiy$ the cheapest., a welt a
mo10-4 sat Isravioary.
ORGANS FROM OLD S,AKERS.
.\480N & HAMLIN, 10 tons, $100.
PELOUBET & PELTON, 9 Stop4, 76.
In elegant New Stylo Cases. Fifty styles fro4
N0 to $a101. Those magnifent, Instrument
cost, a litIle more tihan many others, but will
wear twice as long, ana tire far better. Ilittl
trated Ct.alogutes free.
SEE THESE EASY TEI14
PIA.NOS.-$15 monthly, until paid
for; or $25 Casha, 'and balance in $14
montly paym't1en t; or, one-half Cashy
downu a'nd biaance in one year.
O1?GA NS.-$7.20 to $ l6 quatrterly,for
teni quarters; or, $5, to $10 motnt.hly, un
til paid for; or, one-half Cash down and
balanrce in one y ear.
T / g / Days Trial if desired, wo
- i .2 J aly freight bethi ways if
Itsrumtem, dbo naot stilt.. P'urchtaserg fifn nq
RETj'rAl:R, ofE ou PA*a"no"an r
flaoled wthi' themtt. If any3 manit offers you a
$1,000 llano for $2t75, or a $260t Organ for $oo,
I eli hima he lies and youawonu't mItss te mark.
Outriageouas decept) lonis are practised now. Buy
only fr'om a reputaibie, well-known IIouse 'Coi
you will regret it..
Secttt:0 bes Instruments at lowest prices.
~ave Money. Time, Itisk, amnd Freight.
BY DUROIIASING FROM
LUDDJEN & BA TES,
aug l7-tx3mos
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
WINNSD3ORO, 8. 0.
LYON'S
Patient MetallIo.
ST1FFEN Elm
So'ots and She
7rom Running over,
/ WarIu oron the gide
and Ripping In the
EBAIS,
LEATflM' MSALTSElP
WE1~ have on, handl a fpll stock ofpe
VVHarness, Upper, Russet, Hip so~
Calfskin Ioenthe, *'hich we will VOpp ) y
cheap.
NIIDES I HIDES ,
Highest market price psib (pri pides
Bffng'thoin to us.
april 5 J. F. MoATERt&O CO
J'~USTRE1 Erv0
1 Tieres bpst oanva o-~~ pp, K D(
1 Tierce bpt Ltird.
%.*npo44t~'Yung Uyson T0,
A ~ j4o1~~r at4 Tq b~