The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, November 07, 1878, Image 4
I4CAL ITEMS.
THUtSDAY, o H ny7, 1873.
TIIL,, CiARLESTON AMi
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New Advortisoment;s.
In Bankruptcy--C. E. Spencer.
1nights of onor-E. S. Chandler,
Reporter.
Tie Gordon Ligh, tlfilinlry had a
drill inl full uniform on Tuesday after
noon. Th'le men haVe recently made
great progress in the drill. and theyi
will make a fine s%owiIg at tle fair.
The constant ly increasing popularit y
of Dr. Bull's Baby Synrup is a gUa1ran
tee of its usefuliess anld elibetiveness
for ChldI(renlsuifllring 1'roml W"ind Co:Ac,
DiarrLea or Dyetery. Price 25
cents a bottle. *
ir All citizens ot' Winnsboro inter
ested in suslainiig and eliarging
Mount Zion School are requested to
meet with the Mount Zion Society at
the Town lHall to-day, at 9 1-2 'elock,
a. m. A full meeting is requested, as
inittters of imp)rtance will be consid
cred.
Nmv.Goovs.- . D. R. Flenniken
has receitly received ia full stock of
Staple anld fancy groceries, boots,
Shoes, etc., which lho olrers at lowest
living pricis. II new advertisement
will appear in the next issue of Tin;
NEwS AND HURALD.
Messrs. Connor & Chandler o1'er
a tempting display of jewelry, fancy
goods, crockery, glassware, etc. Par
ties needing any goods in these gentle
men's Gue vill (o Well to give them
a call. Their new advert isenent will
likewise appeur in Saturday's issue.
As,tpi) ULj, OF WARlt,N .-Tile Coluin
bia Register of the 6th inst., speak
linr of tho it orioui anJ ubiqui
tou's Warren It. Marslall, says: "The
custom house ollicials at. Clarlestonl
repudiate Warren It. Marshall. They
telographl lt,tno such 'rooster' is in the
employ of the government at thatt
point, but a recenit investigation proves
this recreant son of' South Carolina to
be in the employ of' that sneaking,
hang-dog looking fellow, E. W. M.
Macekey, of the District Attorney's
ollio. No matter. WYe regret the in
justice done to Collector Baldwin, but
it is a matter of little imiportanice wher'e
ha is, so long as lie is in the employ of'
the Federal governmnt. At home or
abroad, suichi men as WVarren R1. MJar
shall rep)resent nobodly nor any
t.hiing but the thieves who plunidered
- this State for eight long, weary years."
Tmi Eu.Cc-roN.-Tihe clection in
Fairfleld passed off in the utmost, quiiet,
there being 110 opposition to the Demo
eratic ticket. The follo wing is the vrote
at the several prIecincets:
Winnsboro - - - - 637
Rtidgewvay - -- -- - 214
Yonaguesville - - - - 333
Gladden's Grove - - - .90
Feastervilleo - - - 320
Monticello - - - - 281
Hloroh (esthnatted) . - 109
Jenkinsville - - - - 68
Durham's - - - - 12-1
Doko - - - - - 201
Bear Creek - - - - 206
[Bear Creek is a now precinct, takenu
from Ilidgeway snd.Poko.]
There was little or -no se.ratehing.
We shall publish a -tabular statement
of the vote as soon as the cominission
cr fo y, dleclare the result.
True prothpreopt' Lodge, No. 344,
Knights of Honor, *
EEJCITS thd secondl and fomnut Frids. oves
o'cl eacm nionthl in Alasonic Hia, at 7%4
.E. . CSANr.vmm, JNO. 8. R ECYNOI;DS,
-nov 7 EdforWre - .Ltr
IN BA NK iUPTOY.
. parte Jno. 8. Reynolds, Assignee. jn re
W vm. D. Aikon, Blankrupt.-Potit,ion for
sale (,rphinid psorld ektnio, and to~
,call inlien oreditors,
A LL oreditors elahtdng to held lions
ag ainst theo real or personal estate of
:this 'bankrupt, are hereby required to
reatablish the same boleo mae, at mny
,offioedn Yorkville, 8. 0., on or before the
:20th November, instant, or they will b'o
debarred all interost in the fraal dooree to
be made herein. iBy order of said Court.
U. E. SPEiNOER,
TO MAKE MONEY
- la.r itn1
doresa P.. n.
TOTAL ABSTINENCE SAVING WINE TILL IT
KIPENS.
There is a curious story about some r -ive
wines which are extensively advertised Iouwa
days, and have only recently Ieen put upon
the market. Dr. Underhill, the well-known
g,rape-grower of Croton Point, died in 187r.
lome of his heirs entertained temperance
views of such extreme kind, that they were
unwilling to allow the stock of wines then on
hand to be sold or any more to be made.
The grapes have sometimes been sent to
market, and sometimes left to decay upon
the vines. It is only now that the other heirs
have succeeded in arranging for a settlement
of the estate and the sale of the wines on
hand. Among these Is a wine of the vintage
of x864, described as a "Sweet Union Port,"
but suggesting the Imperial Tokay more
than any other European wino, and being
wholly unlike any other wine of American
growth. Its purity, age and mellowness are
remarkable, and both pliysicians and wine.
Fanciers have t special interest in it as the
oldest native wine now nccessible in any con.
siderable quantity. The whole stock is'in the
hands of the well-known wholesale grocery
house of the Thurbers.-N. Y. Triune,
Nov .19 1 7.
The above speaks for itself, but we would
add that this Is the pure juice of the grape,
neither drugged, fquored nor watered; that it
has been ripened and mellowed by age, and
for medicinal or sacramental purposes it is
unsurpassed. It can be obtained fron most
of the leading Druggists throughout the
United States, and at wholesale from the
undersigned, who will forward descriptive
pamphlet, free of charge, on application,
Respectfully, etc.,
H. K. & F. B. THURBER & CO.
West Bnvzdway, Reade and Hudson Stree4
Nav-Yonr
MUSICAL HOMES
Are Always 114appy Hollies.
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Vhat hath earth dearer in palace or grove
ihan taiisc at night-fai fromll 111)3 that, we iove?
Tlen galiert tw litet' onles around the Piano
or organ after Ihe tolls of tite day are over, and
enjjoy a real lionie concert. If you have no
hmea, get. onle right, away, or It you haven't, any
children, borrow so:u(, and if you are wit,hout, a
PIANO OR ORGAN
BUY ONE FORTIWITH AT
LUDDEN & BATES'
ct X. s, .'1 X-EM o-u me
SAV.1iNNA l, GA.,
The Great Wholesale piaro and Organ
Depot of the South.
TEN THOUSAND FAMILIES
Have In the past ten years purebased Instru
Iments from us alid overy on ean testify to their
s perority. To suilt 1)rchaser*s exactly Is our
)O tlcy -and delight. \e can do it, we wIlt d
it, andt wi' are1 doing it, dily. Ev'ery Instru
Inont, sold sells a dozen others fotr us,.
AND NOW TO BUSINESS.
Fo011 FAIL L -iA1DE, 1878, we are ready wIth
the large'st. and)4 iineet line of Instrzumentsn over
displaiyed Seou th. which we sell direct, to plr
c,hanes on tbe ONO A(INENTS NOt COliI1IN8
SLA.N a.. Maniufact uret's E3A CTOitY IIATES,
fot' CASH and1( on EASY TVElMS. No Bogus
1lustrumtients sold at lany) price. Every' Instr.u..
1m1n0 we sell hor.is it malker's nam11e and has a
wvrit ten) six~ ve:l rs gua raniee. ltiale instru
ment1.s at t.OWESTi itATiE5 In AmerIca Is what
we t:uarantee. On t.his rock we standte anid
challenge all comnpet it.ion. 'The mian who can
undersell its isn't, bor'n yet.
SPLENDID ELEGANT
PTANOS. ORGANS.
7 Octave, ::$185. 19 Stops,- $65.
7X Octave, :$145. U12 8tops, :*:$75.
Ouaranteed tihe best, s01ld In the U. 8., at such
PrIces. NothIng like t.henm over beforeo offered.
t.rlceily wholesalo rnates. No reduction to
1)alfer' r 'i'c ers, Sold only for Ca.sh. No.
PIANOS FROM OLD MAKERS.
CitlCKERiNO, $ST7.. KNAIE & CO. 487o
MATiUSilRK, 280.1 iEASE & CO.: 17g.
LlAINESJslt08., 250, SOUTURNIi~~ GEM, 167.
Select from above list a nd vot w1l1 have a PIano
fled forsa lIfet ime of hard' uso0. True economy
ies inl the p ttchio of an A No. 1 Instreamlent.
''i e bes ar alw ays the cheapest., as wveil as
ORGANS FROM OLD MAKERS.
MASON & IIAMTMlN, 10 Stops, $100.
PELOUDlET & P1ELTON, 9 Stops, 75.
In elegant New St,yle Cases. Flitfty styles from
ii t to $600. These magnifleent, Instrumeonts
co a litt le more than many Others, but, will
51ea 'twic as tolig, ndt .aro tar bot,ter. Illus
SEE THESE EASY TERMS
PIA NOS.-$15 nionthly., until paid
for; or $25 Cash, and balance in $10
IfOntidly payment; or., on.ehlalf .Cash
down 'end -halane ill one yohr.
ORGANS.-s7.20 to $15 quarterly4for
ten qularter's; or, $5, to $10 monthly, sun
til paid for ; or, one-half' Cash down andI
balance in ono year..
1iJI ' Day< " rIal'ifdesIred,-we
i istrUmen d8es eUf. Pureaseta r8I n
'I i4 7 A .j of hlogUs Pianos and Or
.L.ijVJj RJgans. The Country is
clodedwith them, If any .man ofers yOU4
$1,000 Piano for $975,-er a '$280 0I-gan fOr $6
toll hInm Iho lies andi you won't mwiss the mark,
.O utrgous de'ceptions are pract,ised noW. Buny
only froem a rep)utable, well-known House or
you will regret It,
Se curo best Iatruiments at lowest prihde.
kavo Monoy, Time, 114sk, and Freight.
BY PUABINAIG FROMl
LUJDDENWiBAErt~
:aug 17.#n de
I XtI ,yon Wantto AI
sket, address FINL
Atblanta. Gema Ju in 184V
S T O P
-9
A ND inspet the largest and boat so,
leo:A stock of goods in Winnsborol
whieh we guarantee to soll at the lowest
-CA.H PRICES.
Our stock comprisos a f411 line of
Domestic Goods,
Dross Goods,
White Goods,
Notions,
0ents' Furnishing Goods,
1oulevard Skirts,
Plankets,
Shawlp,
Eto., Eto.
CASSIMERES I CASSIME RES I
From the celebrated Charlottesville
Woolon Mills.
Salem Joans, Korsevs, Tweeds, Satinots,
Eto.
A large and varied assortment of 314ts
and C",
Clothing of all kinds and at all prices.
Best and oheapest stoak of 13oots and
Sboos in town.
N. B.-We would 0al. spcAfl attention
to our large and varied assortment of
Hamburg Edgings and White Trimmings.
J. F. MeMASTER & CO,
Sept 28
PRICE THIRTY DOLLARS.
FILL AND WINTER OF 9
J. 0. BOAG,
OF TUB
GRAND WINRBORO DR 00O18,FAN
F~CY GOODS AND MILLINJURtY
BA'AAR,
Begs leave to say to his cus
r4 toniers and all otberb in need c
& of Goods that lie is again pre
t pared to show them one of the
largest and bost asoorted stook C
Sof
Z6 Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and
MilAuery,
that he has ever exhibited. We t_
ire receiving goods daily.
Every department will bo c
Ti kept full of desirable and 1
CHEAP GOODS,
md buyers may conidently 1
rely on getting their goods not b
Sonly at low plices, but of the i
most desirable quality that the
-market affords.
MRS. BOAG
has engaged the services of a t;
Sfirst-class Milliner, who wvill as- .
s &ist her in her department, and C
owho will take pleasure in pleas- p
Sing the most fastidious tastes. c
AGENT
for the celebrated and most re
sliable paper patterns-But-i
A terick's-for Ladies, Missesad
fi Children.
ALSO,
A full and complete line of
SGents', Ladies', Misses' and
M Children's Shoes.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
SCheese, Mackerel, Cakes, Crack y
. era, lMaocaroni, Spices, Can- :
O dies, Tobaceo, Cigar,-n -fact C
Syou can find anythiing you want
O at J.O.BOAG'S as low asth
-e same goods can be bought any
o where.
Osept 27 3. O. BOAG.t
BARG~AINS!
BABO0AINS I
1t50 PAIRS Boys' and YouthS
GAINERS-Nos. 1 to 5, wortb
from $1.50 to $2.50 per pair. Re.
duced to 40 and 75 centa per pair.
Call edgee them.
8UGN1NEIMER &(A OiEtrUI,
TO TE TEACERS.
Fairfield Conty.
THE followinl books, published by
D. Appleton &.Co., have been adopted by
the State Board of Education, to I)e used
for five years in all the sohools through
out thO 8t4to;
APPLEToN's SERIEs oir READES.
CoRNELL's FRsT STEPS IN Q p91 v,
CORNELL'S PnIMAx GEoGRAPHY.
ConNELL's INTEUMEDIATE GEOGRAY.
QUAoKENUOS' PaMAnRY RAMMAI.
QuAoxmENoo' Exw4jsa GRAMMAR.
QUAoENUos' JIjU4TATEP jE6PoX6 IS QV$
LANGUAGE.
QUACKENDOS' FIRST LxssoNs IN CoMPosI,
TION.
QUAoEENXOs' COMVosrTMoN 4N ItRETo019,
APPLEToW's M.QE Copr DOOXQ.
To soure an uniformity, and as a mat
ter of econoray, it is to the interest of the
parents and teachers that these books
should be put in the sohoolsat once. To
facilitste the matter qnd to saye etra
expense to the parents, 'I his r4n4e or
rangements with Messra. MoMASTER
& BRICo, Booksellers, to eoahange
these ks for the old ones now in hand.
of the scholars, and to sell thoso not el
changed at reduced rate.s for the ;.egV
three momtho.
For further information on these ad
all othir books published by P, Apple.
ton & 00,, pISAXo .d64ss
W. P. HIZ.
General Southom Agent.
oet 22-na COLUM BIA, S. a.
New Summer Cook.
The Safety
HOT BLAST
OIL,
STOVE.
;um DOES N~OT IHZAT TflB ROUSE.
Perfeot ter al kinds of Geooing and Bag.
inlg Irons.
Aways ready and reliable. -
The most estisftnotory Stov, wnado ..d the
Cbeapest,
.M" Send for circulars.
WHIfTNEY 4 HALL MF'G. CO.,
Sly 27-y 113 Qhestnut St., Phil.
BOOT AND SHOE MA KER.
WINNSDGBO, 5.0.
LYON'S
d atent Metallie
STIFFENERS
PREVTENT
Doots tn4Shoe,
)n?omaaunzt1ng.,
V8e'rlLff uR the SIll
wirIJpping In thy
.SELL1ING OFF !
E~LLING* OFF)
95E subscriber, b'aving fully deter
.Lmined to close theq presetit business
.as aoon as possible, will sell, from this
out until the 18th of Noerber, the en,
,tIre stock of goods. which embraoes a fIne
otof Clo.tig,Hts ry (ooda s,ou,
after which time the remaining stook
will .be disDosed of at public ana9#ez
until the sale is oompleto
B. 8. WorWa.
? Tier.. best qwa.d Ham.,
1 Tieros 1estLad
NEWS A.. HERALD
WD, M-JY EPTMON
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CORty Nbws,
Political News, Etc
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ts well 1led with town oad county nAWs
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Te.1,ns of Subaoy4ption, payable i,arie
bly in advanco:
4One copy, .ono year, . - - .8.8.00
One .opy 8)x znozths, .- , -,.$1.6C..
One cop.y, three monaths., - - - 81.00.
Five cqpies, one year, at ,-., ..- $2.75, -
Ten eopies, one -ymy~, at -- - - $9.60..
Twenty copies,' oneo year. at - $2.60, -
To .every person mnakmrg -up a club of
:ten .or more subscribers. a copy swijl b.
Sent free for one year. Thelnnames cona4.
4nting a club zRedI Ana)Ae a.t tJe ANti
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We ans prepared to. furn,ia*, on~ sho#
notice,
BANK CHECKS,
Si3LL HEAD8, NOTS
~V~~0P~' I4ETTSIL ,HA
INVZTATrIONS,
AW B3jLA ES,~
POSBTAi. 0A S, 2T0,J ~T
Tor,sns for Work - -Cas
AllU eu~ ss comMo 3peJu j b
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