The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, November 16, 1878, Image 3
S A T U R DAY, xui'Emmn JR10, 1878,
IS, R mtaomA Sc iHtni...-The Col lo w
ill is the pres3enlt schedulle of,arvas
Oin tlie Charlotte, Columbia and Au
guisti itailroad:
DAY PASSENUE-( moNU Noin.
Columiibia - - 1.15 1. M.
Blythiewood - - 2.11 "
Ridgewytv - - :1.03 1
vinilsboio - 3.315 ''
'Woodward's - - 4.10 '
Blackstock - -- -..15 ''
Clhester - - 4..1; "
DAY PAssEN(Ielt-GoINa SoUTIr.
C hester - - 12.47 P. M.
Blackstock - - 1. 16'
Woodwar's- - 1.21 "
WVinnsboro - - .1.51 "
Ridgewvay - - 2.26 "
Blythewood - . 2..14 "
Columbia - - 3.2-5"
Niarr PASSEcNGER-C*o1N NoCirr.
Columllbilt-. 11.10 v, a.
Winsboro --12.43 A. Or.
Chester - - 1.48 4
NIIT PASSENGYR-COING Sou'r.
Chester -- - 2.20 A. 3.
Winnsboro - - 3.3) '
Colunbia - - L.59 ''
'The night piassenger stops only at
the following Stations: Chalrlot1e,
Rock 11ill, (Ahester, Lewis', Winns
boro, Columbia, Ridge Spring, Tren
toi, Gr 1-aniiteville, Augusta.
New Advertisements.
Sherift"s ales-S. W. *luff.
Real Estate for Sale--G. IT. Me
Master.
''Punlct ualit y is the llnges of Busi
ness." In families whiere Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup is kept., I here is never a
case of absence from school or biusiness
.oi account of, coughs, colds or sore
throat. Price 25 c.
TInm A(nII:rC1im'LI I 8o'c'wrv.-AtI
the meeting of tile Slate Agriicultiurl
1111( Mechalical Society, 1101 on
Tliuirsday evelilng, tie fo1lowin"'
oflicers were elected
Presiden(-B. F. Cravi.
Vice-Presidenits-E. 1. AlI'er, 1st
Coing0ressionIal Idis(ric( ; W. G1. lintison,
2d Congressioial diist ie.; , . W.
W1affs, 3d Congf re,Ssionlt district; J.
C. Foster, 4th.1 Congfressioluil d.istrOct;
). Paul Sojournlier, 5t1 Conlgressimiud
district.
Exccutive Committe-Wm. Wal
laec, .1ichland; .1. N. Ilullm, Lex
ingtonisaac S. Bamberg, Barnwell;
E. L. ?ocelC, Charleston; L. (.
Thompson, Hersheny; 1). P. DuIncan,
.Tion.
Secretary ani Treasurer-Thomas
WN. Ilollowav1%.
Tin m SAVANNAH WE-K.Y Ncws.-In
1hat popular paper, the Savannah
Meekly News, of November 23rd, will
be coiitenced i new serial story of
abJsorb)ing interest, enitit led "Aft.er
ward," from theo gifted p)en of' Mrs.
Op)helia Nisb)et Hi(i, whose charm ing
stories, ''My Mother's D)aughter" and
"Mrs. Darc," have added such Jitertary
interest to this deserved ly popular
journail. The NYews also comfmuences
the pub1Ilicationl of' a series of ar'ticles
on '"Orange Culture," written express
ly for its pages by Mr. C. Codington,
of' Fioridai. These articles, which
have beeni pruepared aIfter much practi
('a1 experIience anid careful conisuta tionl
ofthIe best authorities, will be of spe
cial interest to those engaged in -the
culture of the orange. Th'Iechrmn
stories by Southern aut;hors, the able
scontributions of its niumerIous corre
sponidents, together with its agr'icultn
ranl de3patrtment, its careful CO mphiationi
of the news of' the day, foreign and
domestic, its reliable market r'ep.orts,
'editorial coinunenjt, and chicc misel
laneous readiings, mniakes the Weekly
NCws one0 of the miost instructive, on
.tort aini tng and valu ablo new spapers
in the South.
DEMOCRIATIC A DDR)ICss .--Tho D)emo..
cratic State Executive Conmmiltte has
issued the following addrecss to the
party in South Carolimn:
Tihe State Executive Committee ex
;tend( to the D)emocracy of South
Carolina thir 1'warmest coni~gratul a
tions upon the magnificent'victor
.achieved in the recenmt election, wh'lich
has1 '1b00n as5 peacefuli as .it is .triumplh
ant. It is esp)ecially gratifying that so
.many thousands of.the colored( .pel
of the State have unIitedl with us in
~perpecltutig hiome .rule and( good
-government. We extend to themi our
.most cordial appreciatlion of' tItheir goodl
sense0 and patriotic action, and we
would imp)ress upon02 0our 1)eopl -the
necessity of continued uinily and har'
.monly. We have achieved grandl re
suIts, anid every trute Car'olinian's
'heart respionds wit.h graitude1(, but11
mue;h yet-remains to be done11. We
mu lst keep our armior' bright and gIrd
.ad on, and1( our1 ranks closed up, to
meet any exigeucy the f'utur'e may
~develop. And now th at the campaigni
Is over, and its wvork done, we feel
that we cannot 'lay -aside our active
duties -w.ithout exp)ressing profound
regret at the distressing aicctident whicoh
has1 befallen, outr beloved Chief Magls
trate. This alone matrs the compl6te
ness of our tiumnph. 'In '1h18 suffering
110:hLs .the .sympathy of a g'ateful
people to cheer' himu, and their fervent
priycr8 that.a klid Providenco may
soon restore him to his wontedA vigor
RRA hR STA.TI4 FOI SA 1jr,,.
TI ''11 Wiisboro lBuildin-, and Loan
Association vill oiler or S.1e, at p:.5
lic atiotol, beflore tle court--hotnso
door1 inl WinnlSbor'o, onl the firl';I M,>n
ilay i I !)eeembier, 1878, th.e tollowinc
described real estae, to wit':
The lot ot'l and lyill on o im east. side
of Coigress st'eet, in \inimsboro, aind
nlort,I of' tic lot. of the Africanl Met aIod
ist Church. This lot is divided into
four portious, on eatch of wlkich stands
a neat cottage, t%id these subdivisions
Will be k01( separately.
ALSO,
The lot of' land lying on the west Side
of Congress street, "il the town of
Winnsboro, south of the lot of W. It.
Doty & Co, (.)it this lot stan<ds a good
two-story building-a storo oi (ijo
first floor and a halt above.
ALSO,
The lot of lond, with the dwelling
house thereon, lying on the south sido
of College st reet, in the towil of \inn.s
boro, and at. preseit occupf6d by Mr.
It. F1. M%artin.
A Iso,
The lot of land, with the store huild
ing thereon, lying oi Maini SHrct, ill
the tovn of Blaickstock, and folinlerly
occupied by Caldwell &v Co,
TiaMS OF SAlE :
One-third of the pur chase money to
be paid il cash, the balance il 'two
equal sucecssive aniual instalients,
with intorest from day of sale, at. file
rate of' seven per ent. per aluim,
payable anaitially: the pureb-.ser. to
give for the un)lid 1)11:t1hinee a iolitt
secured by at morig.age of tle premises
sold ; to ilsure btIilhlin1'P in 1oniei re
sponsible and aecept'able 1111uunne
.Comp y, ant a i : n the poli.y oI
in1suranice to the Im:ion ; al, :)
pay for all necessa,kry Pmier' l'r
clasers will bo allowed to make pay
nent ilk stock of the A:sSociat.ion, a:
the rate of lift v-five dollars per share.
The aiovele-erield property nuy
be treltel fQI privItely, on apliltca
lion to any of the tollowing-auied
cominilttee: . N. vit.s , .
Lauder-dale, Jn. S. leyN.olds.
G;. it. il 'tt
President Whinsboro Buildig and
Loanl Association.
nov Iti--xt2
p Y virtun of an ex-o-oion tf me di
3)rectedl I will otror for salo, ho orit
Ih -court-holso door i ! iilndboio on
: o first Monday in Decebilier next.
wu'hin the legal hotirs of sa a. to t. n
higlietit I idder, Fon0 CAHs,1 th * 1l0lowing
de.cribledI propert.y. to wit.:
All that pieco. parcel cr tract of lanid
aontaining ONE HUNDitE) AN)
SWENTY-PLVE ACRE 4, more or less,
and bounded by lauldHs(of David Pricv, J.
W. Entv.minger, 'V . Smith a1ild J. C.
I1aigor)d, levied on as j,ie property of C.
A. Abull, at the suit of W. 11 MirtLip.
S. w. RU FF,
Fhieriff's Oflico, 6. F. Q.
\\-Illsboro, S. C.,
Nvember 11 11878.
hov 16i -XI N3
SHERIFF'S SALE.
I) Y .idue of an exoc.jtion to m di
) rected. I will o:r for s ,e )fore tei
court-house door in Winnsboro, oil tho
first Monday in December next, within
the legal hours of sale, to the highest bid.
dor, for CAHu, the following de.scribed
properily, to wit:
All that piece, patreci or t'ract of hand
conitaininilg oNE iIexNn)En) ANn) TrFTY AcREs,
morIe or icess, anDd honnded by landsl oW
\.1rs. Grace Isfhi.n ienf others; also, the
mili., subjnct to thke inkterest of Mrs.
Grace Lakin in said mill; levied on atl
the suit oW Samuel 11. 4 lowney. as Clerk
against William B1. Elkin, as admI"iistra
8.W. BkUFF,
Sheriff's O11cc, 5, Y. (1.
Winnsboro, 8. C.,
Novembnler 1.1, 1878,
nov 1"-x112
.SHERIFF'S -SALE.
BY virtue of an execution to me dj.
reeteud. I will offer for sale before the
couirt-hiouse door in '''innsbo)r, on1 tho
first Monday in Deconiber next, within
'the legal hours of aste, to the highest
bid der, yo.n casu, the following dleser-tbedl
p)ropenlty, to wit:
All that pieee, parcel or tract of land
43>ntaininlg rry AOREs, ,miire .or lezis,
known as the -'Island," bounded by hands
of Mrs. Grace Lakin and Broad River,
also TwVENTY ACHEs, more or less, of' the
Stanton land, i'm,1,bounded Jy lanids of
WV. E. ElAkin, Ben M:jtin .andl others;
levied onl at the suit of Ed ward Pol11rd
against \Vibiam .1. Ellkut, a. admnistra-.
tor, and i enry L. Parr.
SherifY' Oflee,,S. F. C.
Winnsbjor", 8. C.,.
November 11, 1878.
nov 16-t lx2 ____________
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY vjrtue of an execution, to me di
1.)rected, I will offer sale., before the
(lourit-house8 door, in Winnsb'oro, .n the
,frst Monday in DeRcember next, within
the legal hours of sale, to the hig~hedi bid
dior, for (AMu, the followi&g de.scrib~ed
properly, to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract of land
containing-ONE WIMN.DRU.D AND) FIF'rY
A RE~S, miore or less, bounded (on Who
northi by the public iound tromt Lylts'
Ford to Chester, east by ' t public ro,'d
fro,n ChaesWor to Mt u uXedl', nowrth by
publio11 road f.ro:u Winnsbor., to A'shiior l's
Ferry. asAd wes't Jby pn:rbjic. ioad; from
Monfticolo to Fvasi erijlleA-lovied- on at
thea snit of IUe.iry BJischoff against John
.8. W. 1IW FF,
Sheriffras0Gfce, . 8. j..0
Wilnnsboro. 8. 0.,
November 11, 1878.
nov 16-x1tx
NOTICE TO CRED.i.TOIS.
Pnton.-.X .5Uono.'s CFFiIoE,
WINNSpQoJj, .5. (.,, (0tsober 25, 18,78.
1 LL persons having olaitos against tihe
estate of Mary tiathan, d.oceased, .aro
hereby pntited that they an.ust present
and estab)lish their claims before mie at.
my omieo in Wi.nnsboro, Fairfield County
8. 0., att.11I o'clock, at. mi., on TJuesday thie
3l1st (lay of Deemiber, 187%, or the) will'
be debarred of payment of the samne.
0. B TUOMPsoN,
act 2-mtlawOw J. P. F. r.
\v~1~ofal t! '.11*tioll to 1110 di
I will of - t forw l H: bororl tito
e* >-.1 16 .ho a doer In \\%uttu.baro, onI the
('6 I 6~ .1l I) A~6' i l i ll%.
erst lorar n IM-m 1r4nxf. within
' 6 I t - ' Is o'* , to Ol l Il ightA bid.l
piiv, to '' it:
: tLiiniii II'I'Y AORE.S. inoro or
loss, an1 I liound-d b) .lnds of Tholin1s
Dawkinks, Thoillt B0ll anItd others -Ieviell
on as tho property of Jol W. l'arsoi
otheri, at the suit ot Joel W. l'eason and
others against J. T. Dawkins and others.
S. W. R1UFF,
Sherill"s Offive, M 60
Winnsboro, S. C.,
November 11, 1878.
niov 10-x i
SHEIIFF'S SALE.
Y virto ofan execitiiopi to ino direct
. d, I nill oIf e 166'r for salo bil-fore the
(jourt, hoano dour itt Winu%oro, jan tiho
firtL .114(1y in Doocenibet iekt, Withill
the 10111 hiours. o ..sail. to ti, highes t
bid-h-r. on cAs1, the folloVitig (esCriled
prop -rtv. to wit:
At I 'at pieo. vareel or trit of 111111
kWowui As t!e 4N.,ttnn tm.- TrIm' w Con
tahiin,! ONE 1T ND- ,1) AN) -'WI-:NTY
i -'t tT ACf iR. S miore or less, an1d1
1oli6 16e 1 oi the north lio1011i, by 1Inni14s
(if Jirr Harrism1 , (loccased, and th1, 0
e.t1t of Daiwkins; Onl tho lou-lth by 1.
of the eFtite ol W, .1 Alston; andl on the
west by )a ds of Charlos Froo; also on
graY horso and one cow -- levind onl as
the lprope1tv of William C. lIa1rison, at
the S it of Jito. Y Liyles, as Gmarliain.
Kll rifY'. Oms!p, I . F. C.
W.nm,b<.rs. P. C.
Novvin bcr li, 1,78.
no-. 16-x t
SA [E BY JUDGE OF PROBATE.
:jaltv il houhl C0111111,
Lucy Caldwoll es. Mary L. Nelson and
1N Pl)t SUA.NCE ofran order of the
Court of 'robate, 1111de inl he abovo
stltd cas(!, I will oll'r for1 Sale, l.'ore
Mhe Court lillse door iI Wilsboro,
onl the IrI- Monday Deeell nber next,
withiui hi (e legal boiirs of siale, at ptlb
lit. ottlerv, to I te hig.hest, bidder, lite
fllwing-described iproper,ty, to wit ;
All tIa. t piece, parcel pr truct, oflnd,
oInt-rlythle proprlI-ty of' John 11.
iavis, dueeased, lying, beilig an6d
silitate inl 111tiv ou(Nty of Fairliel, blate
of 61oli1h Ci naOHIIII, Conta11ililng iv'E
11N1,M)RED AN) 11111R 1 A1I, , 111011C OV
lels, and6boutded oi the north by
Ja1id, of Thonluos A n(ersonl. onl the
sol0 by the 1 publie riiiid leading li'rolix
Witisboro to Kinlaid's lridge, on
.he east )y h uids of1Johl I Jarrisonl 1nd
Israel 1Nyird, and on' tihe wNest by the
Sakid 11Iblic roai anld latids ol' TlIomas
AIiderboi. Tnis land is tQ be divided
hill) ,ti\,o trkcts,.of which la will le
exl,ibitedon the <hay oj' sale, and the
61d w%ill be iiade by tract.
TEtOIS ov s.u.x,: O.le-third of the
ph1.01ase-1111cy JQ be paid inl cllsil, the
)alane inl two equal st-aquessive aniual
I Iashtilinet ts, with it('Oe.t f'oin -day of
SaLeO, payabitIle uitely01%h-thde purchaiser
to tgive for thle inlpatiid balance ti bond
Sv)U1red byV n4 1 tge P, the premilSeS
Sl, all tv pay .or all necesslry
pap1ers. 0, It. TuomiuoN,
Probate Office, J. P. F, C..
Winniilsboro, S. C.,
"Novemnber 8,.88
SALE BY JU.DGE OF PIIOJ3AE,
SiluE 5'0110 Ii-itipl' Itn
1CouN-cY .0F, FIazInlu>.
Mary A. Lyles us. Minn.ie Lyles and
IN PURSUANCE of an orde,r,of the
C2.our't of Pitlte, ntiade ini the above.,
st:ated euts, 1. Will oll'r for stile, before
lie Couti 61louse8 (1oor itt Winnsboro,
0o1 th e first .MoncJay in Dheenber nicxt,
withi the legalJ htours ol'sale, at ipub
Ji utcry101, to th 1 h Iighes.t bidder, the
tllowing-descrW61ib(d proper31ty, t.o wiit.:
All thait piece, pal. 0il tract of
land, for'inerly1 the6( priopet31 of Lucy
!.sit.ulatte 1i116(i UOe couty .0.1 F?i.i'lJeld.,
State of' South Carolina, containinug
ON 6 1 IINDI.\ANlIlG!TY--TlHIn.: ACRiES,
in1ore or' less, andi& bounded bv lands of
Spsaii McMahon, Biton Lyles and
o1 teis.
Tsusor SAut: One-half' of thec
pu16rcluise-i6oniey to beO paid( in cash, andl
the~ blanI~Ice ini one1 year.1 Iro day1 ofI
saile, withI interest I'rouin 'aid (day, pavaf
b)( le Iiullyh ; t he p6urchasgr.~ to.gy
for' S'uhi balI.ince I4 b.nd,, segu1rorf by- a
lInortIgihgge of tihe prtni6.seC 111, a114.tO
- J- AR. .C.
Priohnte Ollc.
Nov4mber',s, 1878.
nov' 9-law3w .y
* RiUSTEE'S SALIE.
3Yvir'tu of' atthority v06sted in n eC
asTrXistenu of (.he 1Estato of' LEverlo-hi
& 6., in Banlki'ruptcy, I wvil oWor fbor saIa,
on the lirst 16(on.1:1y ill Deooteib, 6878,
before thle con1lt-hons6e doort'' bet,ween the
leWij huostru -of 561l, the fohJoglng d.
seri)lO proporty, to wit: . . ,2
All that piOC,', par<'Wl OX.-lototlaind,
hying, bouig tnti gituiato in) lbQs taw of
Sin 61 .sboro6, .66n .lho .County of Fjiiitold
an 8 taite of south Carolina. .Oontanining
(6M-l(O)1'Tn OF AN- AQnlF, noi0G Or- e
fron1tin6g on .Conigress stroot aoyen)tyfohr
feet, Llh'3roo runinin g in a wI4.twardly di
r .ctiigno1iObndred ne'fory-pifgS 1feet,
thieneo running )6oni1bsevonty--Aevdnf foot;
and thoneo-in an east,wardly dilrep'i,ioni to
Conigress stre'ot one hu~ndrd4,tra forty,
eight; foot; bounded- on thi E1ast by Cont
gress streot, r,en 'the niomth rb1)y'lots be
longing to- Mrs. Margaret $hat, -on .4hei
west by a lot, of lanid lately the poety
of David Aikon;, ddccasedl a\st on the
south.by jotas of.W~oo.1 wajl &,LaY, ain
B3row* 111(1d3.-3Villiam J~lk i,- .
TermsB made known on day.of sat.
nlPvl4i- x law$L --pa. e
ljFiG heeseI a C 09ientr9o
GOO )GO)D8.
A P) n111 ow (1)VoUinlg on2a of the
larguAt. stooks of
0001) OOODS
pyer offered in this murlset.
QR GOO1)9
have bouen very carefully selected
and wo iimply request an inspection
beforo purchasing vlsawhero. Wo
propose solling them at a "short
profit" and don't intend tct be u1n
%lersold by anybody, anywhere. We
call speciaj attenitioi to or assort
ment of
)IIUSS GOODS,
CLOAKS,
SHIAW.ps
aqd other Tj4DIES' GOODS.
We think wp have the bost stock
pf GINTS' QOODS in the market'.
'Con1sisting i
ipLOTHING, IATS, SHIRTS,
COIgLARS, CRAVATS,
HANDKERCHIEFS
and all kinds of Flanjel Unde:w4re.
In dou)estica we are f4ll ng
Money will be saved by an exami-.
nation of otIr Jeans and Casshnereq.
SHOES i SHOES !! SHOES I!
Best Shoes at lowest prices.
oct 1 McMASTE R & BRICE-.
FALL, 1878!
W E are pleased to annox.neo to the
buyer Qf Winnsboro aid the County,that
wearo now receiving one of the largest
stocks of
DRY GOODS,
Shoos and 13oot,
Hats and "atps, -
Ready'-Mallo Clothing,
Yank ee Notions,
Crock ery,
Gilassware,
Wo,odenwarq,
Groceries, Ao.
Ever offered in this mattyket.
-0.
It aball be o.ur .aim, as herotofore, -
aell as low as :the lowost.
:I short.,,we Aon't i.nt.nd .fo.r.ap y ope -tc
go away from Winnsboro to get cheap
goo4ls. ,Call and eyanTino our
JIMMEN SE -STOCIC.
La&d Bros,
sejpt 10
FRESH GOODSJ3
JUST RECEIVED.
CONSISTING IN P4lUT QF...
24 bbls. Molasses--all grades,
400 lbs. Choico -Buckwheat Flour~,
10 bo-xes Gream Cheese,
2 boxes best Ita-lian Maccaroni,
12 btls. Sugar, all grades,
14 sacks of Coffee-10 Rio, 4 best
Java,
50 bbls. Choic.e Family Flour.
BAGGING AND TIFM.
LARD in bbls., cans and buckets.
Bacon, Des.t Sugar C.ured Uam..
Choice Ried Ruist Proof Oata, Seed
.Bye and Barley..
Nails, Trace Chains, H~orse and Mule
Shoes, Axle Greas, WVhite
Wio# aed Cider Vinegar,
Stioking. Tobacco
i)urham's best,
Obewing' To,.
baccQ.
Raiisintj, Co.rrants and Gibron.
AL,SO.,
F?resht Canned Salroon, Pealies and
Tomatoes, Mixed Pickles, Chowy
Chow anid ?epper Sa.cei.
ALSO,
A fine lot of BOOTS AND SHIOES.
All of whi'4 will b'eld cheap fo.r
nov 9 .D. Jt' PL Zmir
N NEW A 1 V 1ERT 1.00%ENTS.
A ISON' ' Iwiv.. 1IL, 1mke n ew ril
til'l-kM. alitt will con)plotely cliang the llood cir
tle A'itIre sslet in oilivr in1 0 Any per
S') who wid tl e 1)1V I'n cl4 night, froli
O.I' v 1 i welv4. w- . .1 a.v be restov'ed to soliI
Ia lli f 'I a v ivi b Iit 1os11igle. pSpilt I)y
1(1 1o < i t i or sinps. 1. S. u0,HNSON
& CO., Iaulg"io' alliu.
DON'T SAY HUMBU, BUT JUDOR FO1
YOUISEL-F. SVyX D FOR 1lHRM LI'1'10IIAPII
OF B-TON FIFTY DOLLAHS FRE101IT-P1AIIA
BOLD ON TIlAL WAGON SCALE, ALbA IRON
AND STEL, HICASS BEAM. ADDIY8 JONEE
OF BINq1IAMTO,, NIW XORIK.
IlENSON'S CA11CINSa POlOUS PLAS
'IH' is for ladculj4is or W0akI-wr 0
tihe back, litumtIsin afiul ail local
muit's anid pains the best, remedy known. It
%yas linveitlvd to ovorcomo t.he it action of
metlon of t le ordittiry Porous Plaster. It, re
llvem iutin I t once, atid tiures where other
pilasters will not. even relieve: 8dd every
wh're by 1)rlgglsts, Price. 25 Cents.
AGENTS WANTEI) TO
IFOR 'MAR6Cil's
FRO- . DAWN.
In this up0w volilill I I Poplular Author of
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