Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I*OCAL ITEMS. NAl'URAY, xOVEXIINR 93, 18?i3. R IW,OAn SCIIEjULE.-The follow Ing is the presolit, schedule of arrivals, on te ('itrlotto, Columbia and Au gusta Railroad: DAY PAsENGER-GOING NORTH. Columbia - - 1.45 r. u. Blythewood - - 2.41 " Ridgeway - - ,03 " Winnsboro - 3.35 " Woodward's - - 4.10 " Blackstock - 4,6 " Chet3ter - 4.46 " DAY PASSENGER--GOING SOUTH. Chester - - 12.47 P. M. Blackstock - 1.16 4 Woodward's - - 1.21 " Winnsboro - - 1.56 " Ridgeway - - 2.26 " Blythewood - - 2.44 " Columbia - - 3.25 " NialT PAssENGER-GOING NORT1. Columbia - - 11.10 P. M. Winnsboro - - 12.43 t . m. Chester - - 1.48 1 NIGnT PASSENGER-GOING SouT1. Chester - - 2.20 A, M. Winnsboro - 3.30 " Columbia - 4.59 " The night passenger stopfs only at the following stations: Charlotte, Rock Hill, Chester, Lewis', Winns boro, Columbia, Ridge Spring, Tren. ton, Graniteville, Augusta. Beliaous Services. Associate Reformed Church-Rev.J. M. Todd, 11, A. Mr., and 7, P. M. Methodist Church--Rev. W. A. Rogers, 11 A. M. and 7, r. i. Sunday School, 10 A. 31. Prayer Meeting on Thursday at 7, P. ?i. Episcopal Church-Rev. J. Obear, services every Sunday except the 2nd Sunday of the month; at II A. X. Presbyterian Church-Rev. H. B. Pratt, 1i A. in. and 3:30 P. r. Sun day School 9 A. 3t. Prayer weeting Wednesday 4:30 1. m. New Advertleements. New Goods-J. F. MIcMaster & Co. Remember that the time for pay ig town taxes will expire on the 30th ot November. We are requested to state that a meeting of the Gordon Light Infantry will be held in Town Hall at 7:80 o'clock this evening. What a Druggist says: "I have been selling Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for ten years, and it has given better satisfaction than any other cough remedy. A. G. Schmidt, Apothecary, Hanover, Pa. * SUrREME COURT DEcisIoNs.--The State Supreme Comrt has recently do. cidod two cases taken up from the Circuit Conrt of this county-Sarah S. Cook and Others vs. James B. Mc Cants; and SamI. B. Clowney, as Clerk, vs. T1. W. Riawis. In Cook vs. McCants, Judge Kershaw deerced for the defendant, and the plaintifi's ap pealed. The Supreme Court-Asso elate Justice Hlaskell delivering the opinlou-aflUrms the judgment of the Circuit Court and dismisses the ap peal. The appellants were represent ed by Wim. H1. Lyles, ICsq., of Colum bia, and the resp)ondent by A. S, Douglass, Esq., of this place. In Clowney, Clerk, vs. Riawls, the appeal was from the judgment of the Ciroult Court, on the ground of the exclusion of certain evidence ofiered by the do fendant. The Supreme Court-Asso, ciafe Justice Haskell delivering the opinion..-sets aside the judgment of Circuit Court and grants a newv triahl, The appellant was represented by Messrs. Gaillard & Reynolds and the respondent by Col, Jas, H, Rion.-We hope to publish in full the opinon of the Supreme Oourt in each of these cases. Remember that the time for paying townm taxes will expire on the 30th of November. GOVERNOR HAMPTON'S CONDITION.---. Concerning the physical condition of Governor IZamipton, the Columbia .Register says: "The anxiety of the public to know the exact condition of Governor Hampton Is quite naltural, and deserves'to be gratified. Through our exchanges and. fomn private sources, we learn that there has been. great apprehension throughout the State in regard to; h4. recovery, be cause of the meagre sttments as to his conditidn in the nepape,rs hay. ing daily adeess to correct information. We beg to assure the public that naught has been condealed, and that rumoret a discouragiug natnre are~ unfounded. Itis wound has healed as rapidly' as the severity of Its nature would permit, and.there has been no unfavorable symptoms other than were expected by his physicians at the outset, Any untoward change in his condition would be' ri'ad knowni promptly, and . In the absence of diree6 statonients to that effect,' the public miay ro,at esured that his condi-. tion is satisfaet6oyf, if that term'ecan bei used to express the Idea that he Is -not considered intiatgor"'of losing lif'e or limb, while he is stil a gqreni. How's LONDON C Rcus.--Speaking of thia CArous, the New York Daily Telyema says: '"This itagnificolit exhibition sconms %o have at oxtraordt iary firm grip On the publio, and its success this seasoit bida fair to 8ui%pass even that oflast rall, when the attend ancs,i wis inprecedented. Since the opening night the house which has a seating capaoity larger than any place in the city, hap been literally packed with delighted men, womeun and chil dren, and the applanso lis hon enthu. slastic and spontaneous. The verdict of every one is, after sitting through this sutilorb entertainment, that sixqh an exhibition as tlIt given by the Great London never liad its equal ot this side of the water. Everything seems singularly neat. The acts fol low each other in the ring with enter. tanintg rapidity, The jokes of the Irish and French olowns strike one as refreshingly now; the mislo by Rob inson's Band Is wondrously well so. lected, and the entire performiance is unique and grand, The visitor fails to discover anything lacking In the entie ontertainment." Remember that the time for paying town taxQs will expire on the 30th of Novenber. NEW GOODS ! CHEAP GOODS! GOOD GOODS1 MESSUS, J. F, MIM4STER & CO. H AVE now in store and aXe receiving weekly new, cheap and good goods, Clothing, Boots and -ho s, Hats, Truiks, and Valises, Satohels, Umbrellas, &c., 4W., o., &4,, &o., &c., GC,, Go., &o , Ge. A full stoek of Gents Furnishing Goods. Complete line of Ladies' MIisses' and Childrens' Hosiery and Gloves. We have marked down to the very lowest figures our stook of Gloves, in which we are offoripg great bargains. Linen and Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, in great profusion at very low prices. In Boots and Shoes, we are prepared to offer special inducements. Blankets ! Blankets ! GROCERY DEPARTMENT. New ie-wheat Flour, Freqh Buc, wheat Flour, Elegant New Crop New Orleans Molaases, the genuine Simon pure artiqle, Sugar, Coffee, Dar<j, Syrups, Soap, Stareh, Candles, CVUne4 Goodp &e. Full stook of WoodenwAre, Our coastant aim is to Iteep up the reputation already gained. We invite the public to c0l to-day and ev#ry Iay and fa.e a look at our stock whieb will adlways be shown wita ploat nre nov '9.t NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Phaoni.TE JUDoE's OPFICE. WrVwNnono, 5. (1., Novembeor 18. 1878. \ LL persons having claims against the :eustte of JTames it, Aiken, deceased, are hereby notifred that they must establish the same before the Judge of Probate of Fairfield county, at. his oltlee,on or before the 1st day of January 1879, or be 'de, barred from payment of the same. 0, R. THOMPSON, nov 21-xtlaw6w J.'P. F. 0. SHERIFF'S SALE BlY virtue of sundry executions to nie die Irooted, 1 will offer for Bale before the court-house door in Winw.boro, tan the first Monday in December ne;t, within the legal hours of sale, to thes highest bidder, FORl CASH, the following described property. to wit: Twenty-five bushels of 'corn, one thousandi poiinds. of seed cotton, one hundred bushels of ootton seed, one thousaind pounds of fcdder and hay, all more or less, levied on as the property of B.E. Falkin at the suit of Gladden & Grigs, by, Seventy bushels of corn, one hate of cotton, two thousan d poundls of fo ideor, soventy-flve bushels of cotton Aced, all more or less, levied on as the property of John HT. Nell at the suit of W.-R, Dloty & Co. and others. One mule, levied on as the p rop erty ot E. A. Rabb, at the suit of D. it. J?Ienni ken. ~ 8lerifr's Offide, rs, g, (J Winnsbo6,S 9..Q, - *November 18, 1878, ru Dr*bberhood No. 844 gnigh'Qs of BBETO the secon4 and tour Fhida e$~ o0 e og each month in soio H11a'5 . S.OANDLR,1 SELLXNG Ot as'soon as possible. ,rathis out until the 93rd of Novemb t' iJn. tire stock of goods. whioh emli R4s a fln6 POST FOP01 ^NE-* after -whicht the4 erptaing stook wilt be diA?ada t~IbIj?anotion until the sA0 is-co1g 4- A1 . 8 8.WOLPE .1 NER;i A DV IUItRT(EMENIS, A OENTS WANTED-For tile Upst. and rnstest $tlng Pctorial BooUs as'i 111b1u. PrIevs i-edUed 18 per* cent. NATrIONA1,14111,1.8111N(i COXI'ANY, Philudelphia. Iennyl Va HOUSEKEEPERS. APostal card sent UH %vith yQue' arlilrps-i wIll insureftree in return, out% IllustxiW' ' Iir etliars of nice Houseftrnishlng Speealties. PALMER & SKILTON, ManqntUr"?, VU roarl Street, liew York. AGENTS ]READ THIS. RE will pay Agents a Salary of $100 per winmonth and expenses, or allow a largo Commission to sell our new and wonderful in ventions. We mean what we say. Address, without 4elay, 81*RMAZ 4 CO., Marshall, Michignal. _AIECAD ALL T[E TIME. ,o very best goods direct from the lr.ported at halt ever offered to Club Agents and large uuyom TAl lrmhge ' AID. ENew tAin freo. Tit RHAAMBRCANTEA CO.NPANV',1. 0. Box, 4235. U And as Vety St. New York. W RICH! BLOOD! PARSON'S PURGATIVE PILLS make now rich blood, and will co plotely change the blood In the entr reystrn n three months. Any per son who will takn one p ill each night from One to twelve weeks may be restorod to sound health, itsc hng be o441ble. Rent bv mall tor eight letter stamps. 1. S. JOI(NSON a CO., Bangor, Maine. The ANTI DOTE TO ALCOHOL Found at Last. T1"he Father Matliew Renedy Is a certain and speedy cure for ntemperanve. It destroys all appetite for alcoholic liquors and builds up the nervoua kIAtern. After a debauch or any I7ntOrU perato In ulffenv0, a single tea 8PQOnful will remove all men al and Ihysical depr(wilon. It also cures every 10ind of Fever, Dyseplila and Torpid ty of the Liver. Sold by all druggi4ts. pripe 11'per bottle. Pamphet on "Alobol, its Effects, and Intem rance a t disease," sent free on writing to the FATIIR MATiIRW Temp)erance and Manufacturing Company, 36 UQAd Street, New Yorc. BENSON'S CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER. 4 A WONDERFUL REMEDY There is no comparison between it and the common tilow ittting poro tis pl "9tr. It Is in mevery ay superior to all, other external remedies including liniments and the so called electrical applian es. -It contains new medical elen ents which i combination with rubber, possess the most extraordinary pain relieving, strengtitening and curative proper con.rm the above statement. For Lamo Back, Rheumatism, Female Weakness, stubborn and Negleeted Coldg and Coughs diseasgol Kidneys, Whop coui4s, aWfetlonij .of the beart, and all0ITs t9r W1i porous plasters are used, i. Issiply the best known remedy. .As~k frlJonson's Ca~poine Poroutf Plaster and take no outer Soli by all Dr uggl.it--. Price '25 centl. .4clit On elipt of.prte by j1tt bit ~reet, rJew yorj, nov 22-4W IFICEABIR'IY ECIIAIRS 1IL AND WINTER OF 9 1X070. J. 0. BOAG,9 OF THE oRAND W TNNSBORo DRYGOODS PAN CY GOODS AND MILLINER . DAAAR,. A Bogs leave to say to his ous rM tomers and all others in need i Suf Goods that he is again pre- ~ M pared to show them one of theH O Iargest~ and best asso,rted stock ~of uDry Goods, Fancy Gioods and Millinery, Sthat he has ever exhibited. We - Iare receiving goods daily. Every departLment will be pr: kept full of desirable and : CHEAP GOODS, and buyers may copadently rely on getting their goods not L Sonly at low prices, but of the Smost desirable quality thait the ~ market affords kiRS. BOAd* o rhas engagedl the services .f A rst-class Milliner, who will as Ssist her in her departm~ent, and C cwho will take leasure in pleas- - m ig the most fastidious tastes.g ..AGICNT , for the celebrated and mrost re -liabl4E paper -patterne-But- M Sterick's-for Ladies, Misses and 0 Children, ALSO, ' fu tll and complete line of is' Ldie',MIs's and FAMILY GROOERIEpS, .Ojesse, Mackerel, Cakes, Crack i Ses, Maccaroni, Spices, .Can Sd es, Tobaeo,, CJ%gars,7,-jt1 feetC yo ~ ca Ad ngbnyouwant QatJ. O. OA 8as low as the .same goods can be bought any - Wh Yere. 'sept- 27 3.0. OAG. B3 OOTS AND8BROES, .7'OW arrIkilglunosi*lI seleted .lNstook-. 6t: oot.sind Shoes, direct from thi Ma94 ot ,ts which. warat,04 0' i1o b6 ude 0 4 COMPETITI ON PIMFIED l IM BROS.E LAU D BRSIAIIEAD!, WE respectfully submit that we have the LARGEST STOCK of goods in Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Qlothing, Dry Goods, CrQckery, &o., ever QUered to the peoplo of Fair.. Aeld. We don't Qrre where you brir g your samples from-whether from Winnsboro, Cheater, Columbia or Charleston, we guarantee to put you goods cheaper than the CHEAPEST. When we fail to do this we will politely give the i away, and with a bow thank you !.r the privilege of wrapping them up, GIVE US A CALL and be convinced. Ladd Bros. NOTICE. The undersigned will be glad to see their friends at LADD BROS. Store, and promise to make their purchases proAtable and pleasant. - J. W. SEIGLEIN, 0. Y. OWIN8o, E. A. RBian. BARGAINS! BARGAINS I 150 PAIRS Boys' and Youths GAITERS---Nos. 1 to 5, wortl from $1.50 to $2.50 per pair. Re, duced to 50 and 75 cents per pair. Call and see thoen, SUGE~NHEIMER & (GROESOHEL oct19 Grea,t Redction1, -HO ! FOR TH first Rouae in town to reduc Whey-to ten cents a drink, Beet to five cents a glass and Billiards fifteer cents per game. H aving a large and well seleuted lotof Pure Liquors on hand oi which the following are a few of th< brands: Pure old Kentucky Bourbon, Cabinet, XXXX and Baker 1Bye, S>ur Mash Ston4 Mountain Corn, a specialty, Cognge, California, Poo and Apple Brayidiep Champagne, She ry and Port Wines. Cinoinna I. I,ager lye always liept on ice, and auI sorta of fany and cool dyinki preparedsin the most tasty maanjner at OUR HOUSE. april 30-ti J. D. Mc0ARJ,EY, TRUSTEE'S SALE. BY! virtue of authority vested in m as Trustee of the Estate of Loverich & Co,, in Biankruptoy I will offer for sale on the first Monday in December, 1878 before the court.housp door, between the legal hours of sale, the following do sori edro pa , to or. lot of land, lying, being and situate in the town o: Winbaboro, in the cunty of Fairfield and State of South Carolina, containi ons-rOnUDT or A4x AonE, more or less, fronting -od 'stp treet seventyfou, feet, thed ru in' i'' estwardl dl reotion6ne hundre and 'forty-eight feet, thence runnigg southi sev6ts..even feet, and thence in an aeas 1ydire tiontto Congress street oft ' ianclet faoty~ eight feet; bornded 'n the epby OAn. reessstreetg on the north by lots be~ Wlo tMrs. aygiwet Shaw, on the 1 lot of land lately the property~ of vTdAlken, deceased, andlon theo soutif by lots of Woo'rd & Law, Logan Brown And Dr. William E. Aik en. Ters *adoknw oa dy.fle no, 14-tsawt6 Trustse i)OOs i cEEE ObEes 60 V,'|b GOOTD GOOD,' WE ArE now openin QpQ of the li'argest stocks of GOOD GOODS ever offered in this 1garket. OUR GOODS have been very carefully selected and we simply request an inspection before purchasing olsewhere. We propope selling them at a "short profAt" and don't intend to be vn dersold by auybody, anywhero. We 9all special attention to our asaort, mont of DRESS GOODS, CLOAIS, SHAWLS and other LADIES' GOODS. We thin wo have the best stock Qf GENTS' GOODS in $he market. Consisting of CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS, COLLARS, ORAVtTS, IANDKERCHIEFS and all kinds of Flannel Underware. .In domestios we are full up Money will be saved by an exani nation of our Jeans and Cassimeres. SHOES I $110ES II SIROBS I Beet Shoes at lowest prices. oct 1 XcMASTER & BRICE. FRESH GOODS ! JUST REC MIVED. -CONSISTING IN PAJT Or,-, 24 bble. Molasses--all grades, 400 lbs. Choice Buckwheat Flour, 10 boxes Cream Cheese, 4 boxes best Italian Afacoaroui, 12 bble, Sugar, all grades, 14 sacks of Coffee-10 Rio, 4 best Java, 50 bblo. Choice Family Flour, .DAGQING AND TIE8, LARD ik bbls,, cans and buckets, Bacon, Best Sug4r Cured Hams. Choice Red Rust Proof Oats) ,8e4 Bye and Darley, Nails, Trace Chains, Horse and Mule Shoes, Axle Grease, White Wine and Cider Vinegar, Smoking Tobacco Durham's best, Ohewing To. bacco, Baisins, Currants and Citron. ALSO, Fresh Canned Salmon, Poaches and Tomatoes, Mixed Pjckles, Chow Chow and Pepper Sance, ALSO, A fine lot of BOOTS AND SHOE3S. All of which will be sold cheap for Oash. no~v B D. R. FLENNIKEN. New Summer Cook. The Safety - HOT BLAST AW DOES NOT II EAT THE HOUSE, Perfoot for all kinds of Uoolling and Hent. ing Irons. Always iea4y anid reliable. The m~ost satisfactory Stove made and the Cheapest, p'- Send for oiroulars. WHITNEY & HALt MNG. CO., july 27-ly 123Ohestinut St., Phila. M1AS, M. W, B~ROWN. TrHIS Hotel, situated in the centre of .1 the town, offrs and guarapteep to the pnblio iniducoments unsurpjeged a' n other house in the place. 'Sabte sun plied with the bpst fi the rnarke. dom, fortable rooals and b%lite attention~ Terms-2.O pe day. qig 4. TO NAKE p g Jdoz nd t Geot,, e