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Vhe etu and jra1d TRI WEERLY EDITIO N. TBRMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. TA.-Weekly,One Year. - - - $4.0 " " 'Six-'nonths. - - - 2.0 "' ** Three months. .- - 1.0 RATJS Of ADVERTISING. One square one insertion $1.00. eaeh subsequent insortion 50k. 0 vie and Tributes of Respoet char go @ advertisements. Liberal discou nt "s eentrae6 advertisements. JOB WORK. 111 Heads, Letter Heads, Envelopes Westers, Cards, Invitations, Tiokets, &o. $eatly exeeuted at this otlloe,-CHEAP 0>e 0ASH. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT. EXEOUTIVE. President-Rutherford B. Hayes, of Ohio, to March 4, 1881. Secretary of State-William M. Ev rts, of Now York. Secretary of Treasury--John Sherman, of Ohio. Secretary of War-Geo. W. Mc Orary, of Iowa. Secretary of Navy-Richard Thompson. of Indiana. Secretary of Interior-Carl Schurz, of Missouri. Attorney Gonoral-Charles Dcv ens, of Massachusetts. Postmaster Genoral-David 1I. Key, of Tennessee. LEGISLATIVE. President of the Senato-William A. Wheeler, of New York. Secretary of Senat'-* George C. Gorham, of California. Speaker of House of IRepresenta tives-Samuol J. Randill, of Penn ylvania. Clerk-Geo. M, Adams, of Ken uoky. SUPREME COURT OF T NITED STATE~S. Chief Justice-Hon.i R. Waite, of Ohio. Associate Justices-Hon. Ward Hunt, of Now York ; Hon. Nathan Clifford, of Maine ; Hon. Noah H. Swayno, of Ohio ; Hon. Samuel F. Miller, of Iowa ; Hon. Stephen J. Field, of California ; William MH. Strong, of Pennsylvania; Joseph P. Bradley, of New Jersey. The Supremo Court holds one session annually, in Washington, beginning on the first Monday in December. UNITED STATES COURTS IN SOUTH CAROLINA. Circuit Judge-Hugh L. Bond. Circuit Clerk-James E. Hagood. District Judge-George S. Bryan. Clerk-Daniel Horibock. Marshall-IR. M. Wallace. District Attornoy-L. C. Nor throp. Terms for holding United States 1 Circuit Court-First Monday in April, at Charleston ; four th Monday in November, at Columbia. Terms for holdinig United States District Court--First Monday in January, May, July and October, in Charleston, for Eastern District first Monday in August, at Green ville, for Western District. jjThe court held at Greenville exercises Cirouit Court powers.] UNITED STATE"S OFFICERS IN WINiTSBORO. Postmiaster-T. D. Oxnor. Deputy Postmaster--W. S. Rlabb. Umited States Commissionr Henry N. Obear. GOVERNMENT OF THlE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Governor-Wade Hampton. Lieutenant Governor-W. D. Simpson. Secretary of State--R. M. Sims. Attorney General-LeRoy F. Youma'is. Comprole.tGeneral-Johnson State Treasurer-S. L. Loaphart. Superintendent Education-Hugh Adjutant and Inspector General - E. W. Moise.. Superintendent of Penitentiary T. J. Lipscomb. Superintendent of Lunatic Asylum --Dr. P. E. Griffin. dovernor's Private Secretary Wade H. Manning. SUPREME COURT OF SOUTH CAROLINA. Chief Justice-A. J. Willard, Co lumbia.. Associate Justice-Henry McIvor, Cheraw. Associate Justice-A. C. Hlaskell, Columbia. Clerk-A. M. Boozor, Lexington. Reporter-J, S. G. Richardson, Sumter. CIRCUIT COURTS. First Circuit-The counities of Orangoburg and Charleston. Second Circuit-The counties of Aiken, Barnwell, Colleton and Beaufort. Third Circuit-The counties of Sumter, Clarendon, Williamsburg, Georgetown. IFotrth Clwma-The tonati'of Chesterfiold, Marlboro, Darlington Marion and Horry. Fifth Circuit-Tho countioe o Kershaw, Richland, Edgefiold an< Lexington. Sixth Circuit-Tho'countics o Chestor, Lanoaster, York ud J?air field. Seventh Circuit-The counties o Nowberry, Ltaurons, Spartanburg and Union. I Eighth Cirouit-The cOunties o: Greenville, Anl rson, Oconee, Pick ens and Abbev o. CIRCU _i JUD)GES. First-B. C ssloy. Second-A, drich. Thirdl-T. B. Iisor. Fourth-J. II. Hudson. Fifth -Joseph B. Kershaw. Sixth-T. J. Mackey. Seventh- W. H. Wallace, Eighth--Thons Thomson. COUNTY GOVERNM ELNT, FAIR FIELD). County Crmmissionors-Jno. A. Hinnant, B. E. Ellison, C. S. loans. Clerk of tl;o Board-I. N. With. oi'8. Sheriff-S. W. Ruf. Clerk of Court-W. II. Kerr. Treasuror-Jas. Q. Davis. Auditor-I. N. Withers. Judge of Probate-J. R. 3oylos. School Conunissioner-Jhin Boyd. Jury Comuissionor-f. S. Leo. County Physician--Dr. T. T. Robertson. '1 , E TWN GO1VERNM1 IENT. InItenll ant--Jas. A. Brice. Wardens-R. J. MceCarlev, T. R. Robertson, J. H1. Cuntinbs, NWmn. N. Chandler. Clerk and Treasurer-Wn. N. Dhandler. Chief of Police-W. B. Gilberi;. NEWV ADE1'F'RT11 JIS E;NTS. ,rl . Tr1 I J) A GoO) AGENT' toean Va Wlnntisboro, S. C., tnd ihi ;IJoillli. towic-n for the hcst +'llng loUtichol art lelts In I he world. TI'p lol prntllts. rWIe att once i World M ainfactut Ing Con anay, Ullnton P'lace, New York. Housekeeper t A Postal Card sont us wit h yoir aIuIreso, will nsure froo fin rturn, onr 11l1ustr:tt"rd (irettiar f ilce IlousefitrnisliIrg Spetlalties l'Luiant SK:.7 ;, JMan[IIactuirerd, 2,t Peart ittrert, Vew York. AGENTS' READ THIS. 1 TE I,wI pay Agents a Salary of $100 per ImtunrH and etxpenses, or allow at large ommisslon to sIll onr new and wonderful In - 't411ons. Wec mean whtat we say. Adktress, ithont delay, SlIIER.!AN & CO., Marshall, Ilihigan. DIPHTHERIAU! -0o!!NiiON'S Anodyne L.intent, will postt Ivye y preven ter ktie dires, anil will posi Ively cure ine cats In tOn. Informaittn hat will save many lives sent frco by maI. )on't delay a moment. Prevent Inn Is better han cure. Sohl tverywhere. I. S. JOHNSoN CO., Bangor, Maino. A NEW EXCITI\ Bt .i<tKl 3ristling with WILD ADVEN'rurs of sTANLEYTEAFIJA The ON L.Y altthentic andi coplyricd cheap dillon. By ihe" br1ilant deseriv at nit.hor, [on. J. 'T. iI0:ietey. (Gives a full lust ory of his fonderf1tl dilscoveries in A frlica. anl muarvel usx jottrney dlown thu. ('ongo. More fa;ina, ag tihan romnrce. Profnse.~ly illust r.' iid and tIghitlynorsetby Ihio c r'iya l press. overO teen thousand soiul More AG EN T- WAN T II. I"~ or part teutlars zuhoit the book, sue es. of aftents and the lbest termifs addtress I Ull Alti) 1111o., Publishers, P'hiladelpia, 'a. ''Te mantifaeturers wetr 'iw, 'd d the highest iandu Only medlal gIven ti an plast ers, at both the Con tennial and 'tris Cxpositions. FAlR SUP'Elli 't O comlmon por'oust plasters, ili'ent8, the so Calld electrical atppilancees to. it Is the best, known remedy for itn:mnil weak back, rheutnat Ism. femnalo weakniess, flau 11ca, itituasgo, dilseaxedl kilineys, splnai com.. plis atl all ills for which ptorous plaxt' ri are used. Ask 'Otiir dleit for iloi. i's Capelne iPlast er and see that, You get, not h jag elsfi. Sold by aull drui'gits. P'rice 25 Ct,s. Mailed on roeeipt, of price hv SKA&un(y & JloHNiION, 21 Platt reet, New York. THE A~pL CAig FOR LAUNDRY USE. jan 21-.4w U I Wr.NNSRQiO .HOTE~L MRS. M. W. BROWN. 'pHiIS Hotel, situated in t,he centre o I the town, 00t'ors and guaraintees to the publio inducemttCts unfsurpabttsd by any other house in the plaoo "'ablo sup. plied with the host in the market. Comn fortabloe rom and polite attention. Terms-. 2.00 por day. aug 9t TO MAKE MONET Pleasantly anti fast, agents should1 ad drees FIblLEY, HARVRSY & 00., A tIant. Geng, - .rn *ug An Agent Wanted in this Locali $135.00 PERl rEEK MADE EASY. H11 1O''IllLNI SUtU]OEE Tho Former High Pric Twenty Thoroughly warrranted and sent to you fo: no obligation to koep oino, if not nwrr.s th; nimity can now own ia first-clava sowing u standard Si YNG MA Ch INE $ Wo Cannot Make a Bottoe THE HIGIEST PREMIUM awardo& = A strictly First-class shuittlo double tl )lcto ill ontipmneuts than any other, a nonts, with. t!e old and well triud qua STANDARD 18 A faithful family newing machino in ov1 anl doe-, uor deslo:erip)tion of plain or fano gt'onlg An.1 weil moado, and so thorouglil ands of fa ilies, t.:at each m:chjine that 10 ye trs, and kopt in order fro of charge. Al ly Saltisfitetory. Rodu)soed in prico far dow to pay for. Each mwi)ino is noco isuled as,t useful attaolimeunts for all kinds of we given with any other machino at any price etualitios than those of double the price, it. Strong and durable, nover out of orda usoloa4 cogs or camts to wear out or make a a moment, and understood in an hour. IN on both Rides of the goods, from cambrio t< Strong noedie, extra long, li.ge, easily th L1n11O. Large bobbins capable of hold large, strong mchine with great width of and a great capacity for a wide range of wc and in point of construction. Uso it at on agents wanted in this county to receive on dulem:enlts oftured clergymoi, toahos book, samples of work, i+ith prioo list, &c. teed to any part of tho world. Address, 2 l3ItOA)WAY & CL,INTON PLACE, Now Yo NEW FUlF FOR DESIGN AND WORK] EVERYTIUNG WARR) -PRICES LOWE] I. WCTI-TITTTE oro making your purchases elseowh LUMBER AT PRICES TO SUI REPAIRING NEATLY ] ALSO PREPAREI UNDERTAKER' I koop on hand a full supply of: 13 efs of the finest finish. Also, a ch~ IR. oct 22 BET FAmIV~ SE The "N",W AMERICAN" Ia easily iearned, doe with 3eno labor than any othier mashine, Illu .1 DOVEY, Man~ager, 64 N. C y. 0. BOAG, Agont for Fairilold. FOR SALE !| Ono light Two%Horse Wagon. One heavy TwodHorse Wogon. One One-Horse Wagon, Ono Top Buggy. One Open Buggy, second hand. Prices of all wory reduxced, ov 28 DESPORTES & MONTS 1y, to Supply the Rapid Demand.. ~E AND WAGONFURNZBH'D F. EB. DS LIKE SUCCESS. d Machine Reduced to Dollars. r examination before you pay for it. And in any machine you over had. Every wohine The old favorite and reliable W. Acknowledges NO SUPERIOR I ! Machino at Any Prico. i the stitch at the CENTBNNIAL. tread lock stitch machine, more com nd combining all the lato i mprovo litios for which the SO POPULAR. -y son9o of the word-that runs smooth y sewing with ease and certainty -so .y tosto t while in uno for years in thous wea our factory is warranted for five :oney Refunuded at once if not pirfeet n below all other machines. No extras by amoro comploto outfit of numerous rk (free of any extra charge) than is . The Standard Machine has more good Light and easy running, a child can use r. Rapid and certaia in execution. No aoise. Will last for years. Is ready in lakes the double thread look stitch alik leather, unaos a short, straight ande readed shuttle. With now automatic ing one hundred yards of thread. A arm, giving it many desired qualties rk. It is the best machine in princip le co and you will use no other. Active lora and delivor machines. Extra in -s, business .mon, &c. Illustrated free. Safe delivery of goods guaran TANDARD SEWING MACHINE CO., rk. fob 4-tf NITURE ! IANSHIP UNEQUALED. NTED AS REPRESENTED. t THAN EVER. A new supply of Window Shades, Picture Frames, Pic.. tures, Wall Pockets, Brackets Mirrors, Spring Beds, Mat tresses, and Children Car riages. For prices, call at the first class 'E STOREH ire. T THE TIMES. DONE AT MODERATE PRICES > TO MAKE TO ORDER. S DEPARTMENT. Niotalic and Rosewood Cases an eap stock of Coffins.. W. PHILLIPS. IT Is THE ONLY SEWING MACIIINB WHiC IH- A CIof-reading Shattle. It has Self-Setting Needle. UNever Breaks the Thread, Never 8kips 5.itehes. Is tho Lightest Running - IT HAs A New and Simple Device ion Winding the Bobbin. Wi tnco vi ee .ap irfroa cas Unthreadlir thu The iimploat, the Most Darable, and in every respect the WINO MACHINE. s not get out of order, and will do mere work strated Circular furnished on application. VANTEDlI. barlse Street. Baltbae.re, M4. "T HE T EA0H E R." IN JANUARY next we will Issue the ..Lfrst number of "THE TEACHER," A monthly journal devoted to the In terests of Teachers, schools, and the Cause of Education in general. To bring I within the reach of all, we have fixed he subscription prie. at the low rate of Fxn!r CENTS PER ANNUM. Speoimen copy will be sent by mal propald on receipt of' a five cent stamp. per Teacers will do well to send for our Educational Catalogue. Please address EILDREDG#E & DRO. oat 21-ws8m 17 North 7t Ste Phih TZ-I NEWS ANU HERALD WEEKLY EDITION, M I UDrIs l Ni WsMe AT JQ WINNSBORO,8. C. 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