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TOWN AND COUNTY TUESDAY, December a1, : s 1880. T'nms OF THE NEWS AND HERALD. -Trl-weekly edition, four dollars per amum, In advance; weekly edition, t wo dollars and fifty cents periannum, in advance. Liberal discount to clubs of five and upwards. RATES OF ADvERTI8IN.-Ono dollar por lIch for the first insertiou, 9 A fty cents per Inch for each subseq aent insertion. These rates apply to all ad vertIsements, of whatever natu ce, and are payable ptrictly in% advance. Con tracts for three, six or twelve months made on very liberal terms. Tran sient local notices, fifteen cents per line for the first insertion and seven and one-half cents per line for each subsouent insertion. Obitua-les and tributes of respect charged as adver tisenents, 'jinpie announcements oI marriages aud deaths published n'ee oI char e, and solicited. Al communations, of whatsoever nature, should )e addressed to the Winnsboro Publishing Company W1hnsboro, S.C. RAILuoAn ScEDULEs.-The trains on the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Ialiroad reach Winnsboro as follows: Day passenger, northward, 1.42 p. in.; soutaward, 4.67 p. in. Night passent ger, northward, 12.16 a. in.; south ward, 8.59 p. n. Day freight, north ward. 8.55 a. i.; southward, 12.38 p. in. Night freight, northward, 2.38 ia; n.; southward, 10.85 p. m.-This schedule is on the basis of Washing ton time, which is about fifteen minutes ahead of Winnsboro time. [The night passenger trains will not stop at Winnsboro.] New Advertisementm. Notice-W. 1t. Garrison. Sheriff 's Sale-John D. McCarley, 8. F. C. Something Nice for Christmas-F. Elder & Co. American Sewing Machines-R. W. Phillips, Agent. See advertisements of Lung. and Kidney Pads. FuEsiH AunVALs AT Oun HOUsE. Mince leat, Pickled Hog's Feet, Bo logna Sausage, and Pure Pork Saus age; all at 15c. per pound. Also a barrel of New Sweet Cider. One htm - dred dozen Eggs, just received. 3t J. CLENDINING. Remember the festival at the Thes piani Hall on Wednesday night for the benefit of the Episcopal Church. The object is a worthy one, and we doubt not the entertaininent will be liberally patronized. Messrs. F. Elder & Co. advertise "something nice for Christmas" in the shape of Atmore's mince meat, raisins, citron, camied goods, etc. A visit to their establishment is now in order, and we are iuclined to think it will prove a temptation too strong to be resisted. They have also their usual wvell-assorted stock of groceries, dry goods, hats, boots, shoes, etc.-all of which will be sold as low as may be. THlE AMEUCAN SEWING MACHINE. The advertisement of thuis popular machine will be found in another eel umn. The "American'' has so well stood the test of time that it is scarcely necessary to say a word of its merits. Of late it has been greatly improved, and is nowv one of the very best ma chines in tihe market. Mr. R. W. Phlillips, the wel l-known fu~urnitu re dealer, is tile agent at Winnsboro. KING's lo UNTA IN MILITARY ScnooL. --There is, perhaps, 1no institution inl the State more wvorthy of support than the King's Mountain Military School, Yorkville, S. C., of which an adver tisement will be found in another eel uimnn. Colonel Coward, the principal, is one of tile fluest teachers, in the State, and huas devoted his life to tihe profession. The course of his school is an extensivo one, and facilities are afiorded for an ediucation at once col legiate and practical. Ie is ably as sisted, and the instituitionu is furnlished wVithl all necessary apparatus. Tile next session will open oni tihe 1st of February, 1881, when it is hoped there will be a large corps of cadets from the difrerent sectionus of tile State. THE COST 0OF LEGIsLATION.-The privilege of having a Legislature, says thue Columbia Register, iseone of tile primary evidences as well as one of the greatest privileges resulting from tile fact that we are a fr'ee people. As such it is worth more thlan any amount of mnoney. But it may not be alto gether ulninlteresting to know just huow muchel the people of Southl Carolina (10 pay for tis privilege. Tile following figures are based onu thec legislative approp~riation bill, now on its passage: Tile per diem of tile members and thec pay of the attaches and the solicitors in attendance, not incllcing the clerks of the two houses, whlo are paid by year, amounts to a fraction over $1,002 a day for tile session of thlirty (lays. Taking theo number of working hours at eight per1 day, this would be $125 per hlour, or $2.08 per mnitte. If to thmis we add the statiory certiflcates of tihe Immbers, time salaries of the clerks of' the two houses, the extrai (lays allowed for' the journal cler'ks and the sergeant-at-armns, preparug the acts fbir tile printer, etc., and tile publ printing, whuieh wili aggregate $17,110 more, it will inorease tile ex penlse of a thirty days' session to $1,. 672 a day, or $It97 an honr11, or $3.28 ni minute. In ord(er, however, to got at all the actual cost of thme session, the mileage of the ml~ebes mtst be add. ed-which varies with time disfances at which they live from the capital. A PLEASANT FOUND PARTY. WITrE OAK, December' 18.-On Fri day evenling your reporter found imm self wenlding his way along tihe road * ~ toward tile village of Whmite Oak. Within a stonle's throw of tihe corpora tion is. thle residence of William Me. Doweli, Esq. This gentlenmn gave theyoung'poopio fnee access to two of his rooanu wtd. showed thom all the Itospitality that could be asked. Al though the night was one of a lowery nature, the hoise was filled, mostly with young men. Among the ladies that graced the party may be men tioned Miss' Harris, Miss Patrick, Mips Wilson, Miss Weldon, Miss Mag gie Weldon, Miss Pope, Miss Hemp hill, and other little Misses whose names I did not learn. The (Aiasm of business and cares was bridged over by the best resolution of enjoyment. All formality was laid aside and the good, kind girls, who, much prettler than the fair Dalrymples of Mr. Lever in "Charles O'Malley," could not dance with us all at once, but kindly accepted us in our turn, which to some seemed long coming. The fitn was kept up until the "wee sma' bours" of morning arrived, and one by one the crowd returned to their respective homes, well satisfied with the pleasures of the past evening, resolving to visit White Oak on the first shadow of an invitation. We found on our arrival one who Is known as an energetic and versatile knight of the quill by THE NEWs AND HERALD. Should my friend "Retlaw," find it convenient to return to the neighborhood of Jack son's Creek, I w* ould particularly en treat him not to expose one who, when he first went into the ball-room, was considered as a pious, consistent Chris tain gentleman, but who afterwards joined in and tipped the "light (or more appopriately, heavy In this case,) fantastic toe." I will promise, if "Ret." won't tell that little incident, he shall have a whole "puff" when Joe gives that frolic; and, by the by, you, Joseph, must not forget VIDETTE. -J. N. lick, of Toledo, Ohio, says: My father, before wearing the "Only Lung Pad," could not sleep nights on account of his violent coughing, since wearing it has slept soundly every night.-See Adv. * NOTICE. A LL persons having claims against me will plefnse call and I will settle. All persons owing me will please call and settle at once. I further give notice that I an not re sponsible, nor is anything that I own re sponsible, for any one's debts or contracts but my own. W. R. GARRISJN. dec 21-1t 1855. 1881. King's Mountain Military School, YORRVILLE, S. U. T .HE SECOND SESSION of the twenty sixth yo:r will begin February 1st and close June 30th, 1881. TERMS PER SEssION: For Hchool Expenses, i. e . Board, Tuition, Washing. Fuel and Lights, - , - - $100.00 Surgeon's fee and use of books, - 5 00 ForCiroulars containing full informa tion, apply to ' COL. A. COWARD, deo 21-tfobl Principal. -SHIERIFF'S SALE. B1 y vir'e"o* a arrant**n lin t*-' directed, I will offer for sale, before the Court House door in Winnsboro, 4,. C., on the first Monday in January next, within the legal hours of sale, for cash, the following described personal property, to wit: Two bales of cotton, twenty bushels of cotton seed1, more or less, four hundred pounds of fodder, more or less, eight bush~els of corn, more or less, twvo hun dred and fifty pounds of hay and pea. vines, more or less, fifty-eight bushels of sweet potatoes, more or loss. Levied upon as the property of Joseph Reynolds, at the suit of R. 8. Desportes & Co. J.D. McCARLEY, S.P. C. Sheriff's Office, Winnsboro, S. C., Dcc. 15, 1880. dec 21 # THE.4Y~~ Cures by ABSORLPT1ION (Nature's Way). LA UNGDIAE, THROAT DISEASES, It Drives into the system curative agents and healing medicines. It draws from the diseased parts the poisons that cause death. Thousands testify to its virtues. You can be Rtelieved and Cured. Don't desp>air until you have triad this Sensible, E asily Applied and R ADICAL LY EMzECTUAL~ Remedy. Send for tes-. timonials and our book, ' 'Thr'ee Millions a Year." Sent free. Sold by Druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of price, $2.(00 by The "Only" Lutig Pad Co., Williams liloek, Detroit, Mic'h. de 21-tx~m TEACHERS' EXAMINATION. ANexamination of applicants for first grade certificates will be held in the Court House, in Winn~rsboro, on the second Friday in January (14th), 1681. and for the other grades, at Mt. Zion Pohool on the following day. These will be the only examinations until July next. JOHN BOYD, For Co. Bid. Examiners. dee 15-txlawtd. Fresh Drtgs and Medicines. 1, ASTOR OIL,, Bluostone, Borax, Cay . enne Popoer, Lactopeptine, Batih >ponges, .2ong Syrups. Soothlng Sy rups, Ilay Rumn, Portimery, Cinobonidia, Qui nine. Tutta', Gilder's ani B Srong's Pills, Essence Ginger, C'apsine Plasters. ALSO, Onion Sets, Prepared Cocoa, Canary Seed, Gun P.,wder Tea, Hlyson Tea, Pow dered BIaoh. Popper, Machine Oil, &e. Just received by McMASTER, BRICE & KETOHIN. ne 20 BLUEStTONE, B3LUESTON!E BLUESTONE. For sale at the DrYug store, by nov 18 W% E. AIKEN. -Subseribe to Tus uw EW ER -0 0H, YES! OH, YES r 'HE STONE MOUNTAIN CORN WHIS .. KEY has come and is still coming If you want good Whiskey and goot Segars, call at - GLENDINING'S 110 USE, next door to W. R. Doty & Co. He keop0 the best of everything, The best Nathan' Old Cabinet Whiskey. The best Gibson'i Whiskey. The best Ten Cents Segar The best Five Cents Segar. And, abov4 all things, the best Dinner for 40 cento. And if you come into town between 11 and 1 o'clock, and are hungry, call al Olendining's for a drink, afid he will sO up a free lunch for you. ClendininE keeps a moral and a quiet house. deo 9 WAGONS I WAGONS! WAGONS I! FOr. T H E PEOPLE. ONE CAR LOAD OF TIlE FAMOU WEBSTER WAGON. ONE CAR LOAD OF TIlE REI.IANLI AVERY WAGONS. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD For sale by U. 0. DESPORTES, Winnsboro, S.C. I.S. DESPORTES & C0., Ridgeway, B. 0. nov 20 Damage GoodsT -0 TIE FOLLOWING GOODS WILI BE SACRIFICED For the reason that they have this dal been slightly damaged. 1 Piece Black Cashmere worth $1.00 a 60 cents. 1 Piece Black Cashmere worth 85 cent at 50 cents. 1 Piece Brown Cashmere worth 71 cents at 45 cents. These prices are a great deal les than we paid for them and are I-ON EST BARGAINS. McMASTER, BRICE & KETIN dec 7 'A NEW KIND OF WATCH CASE. New because it is only within the last foi years that it has been improved and brougi within the reach ef every one: old in princip1 because the first invention was made and t1 first patent taken out nearly twenty years age and eases made at that time and worn evt since, arc nearly as good as new. Read the 1o lowing which Is only ene of the many hut: dreds; your jewejers can tell of similar ones : M ANsYIELD, pA., May 28, 1878. I have a customer wvho carried one of Bes Patent eases fifteen years and I knew it te years before he got it, and it now appears goc for ten years longer. 11. E. OLNEY. Remember that Jan. Bess' is tm only pate: cnse made of two piates of solid gold (one ou side and one inside) covering every part e: posed to wear or sight. The great advantag of these plates is apparent to every one. Bos is the only palent ease with which there given a written warrant, of which the followir is a fac-simile: 8ee thatycou get the guarantee with eaehlea Ask your jeweler for illustrated catalogue. oct 9-lyfmeh11 . SHAVING SALOON rlH1E undersigned begs leaVe to sa tto the public that he is now ria ninsg a first-class Shaving Saloon i every resp~ect. None but eoin petel and expert wvorkmren are emplover an~d those who ivill favor us with t'hel custom are guaranteed satisfactior UA1-OtJTTINGf 'Done in t'he latest and neatest stykc Don't for'get to call and give me trial, and I will please you. J. M. McCALL, Opposite tsr. Alkon's Drug 8tore. sept80 TO PROPERITYOWNElts, OTICE is her'eby given to owners c N ea Esaewti the corporat limits oth twnof Wifhboro thi the pavements in front of efich prop er must be pilt in good cohdition w i thi ty days from this date. If not al tended to within that time, th6 Tow: Council will procoed to fix the same, an< the cost thereof will be added to th pperty-o'tfhets' taxes for the neut fauni ci atyear. Byordor of Council, d 4 E. 8. lHA1lfDLER, Clerk. WIEE GENtJINE GE~ORGIA STONEl MODN1%AU CORZx W HISaIx2% At V. W. Hlabenicoit's afid A.Willifordl' Solo Agents for Winneboro. nov 25 DR. W. E. AIKEN, ---EA LEft IN Drugs, Medicifies, Toilet Goods, eti i ~WINNSDOltos 8,0. $26,OOO I WORTH OF GOODS TO BE SOLD AT VERY SHALL PROFITS. -:: NO change necessary to be made in our business, for the reason that we are 'Ining ground instead of losing, and dils good trade of ours continues, the bait thrown out will become so tainted with skippers, that the parties holding the line will be mot with the sad fisherman's luck. We extend a cordial invitation to one and all to call and see us. SUGENHEIMER & GROESCIIEL. nov 25 [reat Excitement! r LANDECKERIj AND BROTHER.: t. GOO0DS GIVEN AWAY! W E, the undersigned, annogtnee to the puibic that we have just re s' celved a nsew lot of O d DRY GOODS, It CLOTHING, ~- LADflIE8' AND GENTS* B' FUkRtISHTRG GOODS' 1s g BOOTS AND SHOES, TRIUNKS, VALISES, &C., Which we wvill sell at the lowest; and in addition to the low prices we give to evevr ~urchaser of $6.00 an extra present 01 FIFTY OEINTS WORTXl OF .GOODS, And to every purchiaserof $10, an ex tra present of O4nO D~OLLAWd8 WiORTHI JU1ST RECEIVtED. A new lot of Three-Buttoi ed Kid ,(Gloves, only 50 cents, real .A xander Kid GloVes, bi.dO-worth $1.25. ALL KINDS AND STYL 8. it A dall ihr Itispeilon is cord ally hii , vited, and satisfaction gitara teed in r every respect. .P4 L ANDECKER & $R1O. nov 20 GREAT INDUEMENT$ E~ liave now inl store the largest I VTstock ever purchased by us, B and which will be disposed of at low prices. Dry Giood~s, Olothing, Hati Shoes, Grooerfes, B3ridles; aiddles, Harness, Rod Leather, Harness Leather &o. ;, We are not g~ten to "BLOWING," buit eani truthfully say we are offer ing solid bargaine, and will be glad to see you, U. G.DESFORT1Z; LUDDEN & BATES' SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE. ['ME MUSIC HOUSE OF THE SOUTH! REMOVAL TO OUR New Double Store An Immense Music Temple. Two large stores, each 30 foot front and our stories high, fronting on three strecta nd filled from collar to loft with musical upplies. Nothing to compaco with it in ho Southern States. A BIG STORE, A BIG STOCK, A BIG TRADE, AND MORS TO OOM3. During the ten years since our estab. isimont of our house we have developed he music trade of the South to a won terful degree, but as yet we have only be run. Wesee, not many years ahead, a iusiness of a million a year, and to take Are of this enormous trade we have pro tided our present mammoth warorooms. ?alf trade 188' will be immense. We are eady for it. For months our senior part ior has been at the North contracting vith Piano and Organ manufacturers for nstrumenis. l'e has concluded most Advantageous contracts, and the Pianos nd Organs aro "coming, coming" 100,000 noro, by every steamer. Neo, Styles, Now ?rices, New Terms, New Store, Now Do )arturo. 3PECIAL OFFER, FALL 1880, aish prices with three Months credit. )uring months of Ait. Sept. and Oct. ve will sell Pianos ai- d Organs at LOwEsT ARn PRIcEs, payable $25 Cash on a Pi Lno or $10 Cash on an Organ, with the >alance in three months, wITUoUT INTER 1ST. WHAT DO YOU SAY TO THIS OFTEt? Writo for Illustrated Cailogocs and qew Price Lists for Fall 1880 and pro. >aro to be astonished. LUDDEN & BATES' SAVANNAH,GA. Wholesale Piano and Organ Dealers. July 27 LWAYS ON HAND I The very beat NORFOLK OYSTERS, three times a week, at F, W. HAB.ENICXIT'S Best Salt Water FRESH FISH, all the year round, and always warranted to be good, at F. W. HIABENICHIT'S, ToX at'rive this week one barrel Old 19t13 NATHAN'S CABINET WilISKEY, (gon uine), at P. W. HABENICIT"S. P. 6. Some of same, very old, in stock. PHILADE~P~rIA LAGER BREit in one-half Pint Blottles, for Family use, very low, at nov 11 SMOKERS T AKEE N OT I CE. --:0: FIVE TIIOUSAND iANCJOCK AND ENGLISII CIGARS. iriV5 TIIOUSAND CIGARS4 FI VE CENT CiGARS -IN A ME RIC A OOL UMB A IHOTFEL uov J5-tEam PI~OPRi ETOIR. ATTHECOI FALL A1TD 7 W E BEG leave to inform our customer lately disposed of our Grocery Dep room for our Which are now in store, and have been r cannot enumerate the '%arious kinds and st.' amino our stock, and wo shall endeavor to CLOT HING, 4 AT S A ND GE This department has been extended, ani Our Troy City Perfoot Fitting Crown Shirt laundried made to order if desired, BAY STATE STANDA Are our specialty, and to those who have those who aro yet strangers to the durabilil to call and buy your winter supply, or a si You will not have to come ofton-they are Shoe made. ZEIGLER BROTHTIBS' Gents', Ladies', your 8 oe bill and save mony by buying oct 7 DON'T Until You MY STOCK of Furniture, which wil est according to quality, and for Remember that all my goods are warrai Furniture elsewhere, then come to the best selectiont and can buy cheaper. Be way, Blythowood, White Oak, Woodwi and York. This Is a recommendation c A new supply of Window Shades, W Frames, Chromos, Hat Racks, and Bool Tlie largest supply of Tin Chamber 84 ber Suits. Call and see thei. A new any. )ot'l Buy a Macliiie mcrely becI It and likes It. Remember that most oj piuf'ed have but littlo merit. The one - time and vexation is noiseless, rui it. Remember the 6old MIIedal was awl over eighty competitors. 1 can refer y< always given entire santisfaction. Rem Sash Factoury. All orders entrusted to the lowest prkies. Furniturc neatly rel prepared to make to order. Lutaber an ing Machine Needles and attachments a me. )on't fiil to call beforo pureliasin IF YOU WANT ANYT HING IN TIUE CALL AND GET T'HE BElS'T AT FIY W.JHABEII~fI" scoTCH WHISKEY oUWESs, -AT I-OT JAMAI0A E~UM PUNCQHEsb -AT I-OT Tofl AND .JEnati!!, MADE OF TIlE BEST IMPORTED LI QUORIS, AT iYIKE "DON CAIILO,' SBET TEN CENTS CIGAR FOlt TIlE MONEYS nov 16 TIHE P EOPLE~'S MUUAL REtIEFJASSO01AIT1N. rpHIs Is ab Aseojantion uf bttainessi men, w 'ho, for their mutual protection, contribute towards a' fund, so as in ease of death, the1t fak~iilies triay re ceive froiti $2,f000 to $5,000, adcording to amotthi bf oortiitates This IS one of tho best plans of life insurance. Yetn pay as you go, just like fire insutanoto, slid with moide conVteihdo evehi, as yout paty by small indtatlmeits dni'ing tho year. W refer to those best aicquaihted with us, viz :members in Fairfieldi 0. HI. Mo Master, Jas. A . h1i'Iee; J'.o. B. Davis, D. R.Flieiikehe B. -Sngenheimer, 3. W. Mo~eigt; no.J. NeTil, Thbomas L,. John noti, J. Olendig~Itg, U. B. Hanapftrb B, ieanS Dav is, Jas. Q. Davis Any onie that should like to becomb a itomber Will japply to 46 0;ACo0t, act, 4Akent. NER STORE "INTEE GOODS. and the public generally. tlat we hava artment for the purpose of making more marked at prices to induce quick sales. Wji rles, but cordially inviie all to call an4 ex. make it the interest of all to purchase. NVITS' FURNISHING GOODS, I we guarantee prices as low as the lowest, 9anot be surpassed. Laundried or Un. RD SCREWED SHOES tried them we need not add words, To y of this honestly made Shoe, we ask you xgle pair only, it you profor trying tliin. poknowledgedlby maiy,,to outwear any %LSO-. Misses', and Infants' Fine Shoes. Redcee tha best. Remember the place . M, BEATY & CO, ON THE CO1UNER. BUY ' Have E Seen I be the larg est, handsonmest aid cheap design amt workninship nu1lequaled. ited to be as represented. Pricm your Ilrst-class store wh'iCro you will ha'Vu th ar in mind that I sip goods to lidge Lrd's, Blackstock, and ts far as Chester f the quality and price of my goods. 0ll Pockets, Brackets, Mirror, Pictiro Shelves, cheaper than the chealwst.. ts, made to maitch Cottago and Cham. mnpply of Sewing Machines as good as unse your mother or your neighbor has the machines that, are most largely on want is the o1e that will savo yon s light and will last a long time. I have irded to one of the Macliies I represent m to many that are using It, and it has mber that I am agent for a Door miad 1110 Will have romIpt attention and at aired at moderate prices. I am also A Shingles for sale at small profits. Sew d parts of Machines can be had through g elsewhere. R. W. P1lILL1PS. GOTO Cofilor & Crall1r's I you want a r'eal good ailtcle at its piropei' vaiie Their prices are low, considering tihe quality of their goods. TIhey have a spindid stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Plaini and Fanny Ilings, St uds and Sleeve Bu'ttoiis, Gold and Rolled-Plated Bots, Silver and Platedwai'e, Pocket and Table Knives, Gold Pens8 anid Penicils. ALSO A lai'ge assortmneht of' Glasswnrd', Lamp Goods, Toilet Sets, Vases, Clocks, (warranted good timnn-kecpd bcr8), Spectacles hnd Eye-Glasses to suilt all ages, Safety Lamb-iurner's, Machinai Neodles, Violins, Violii Stt'ngs, etc. etc. dec 2 SALE STABLES,. ALL persons whot botight iitock from me last spritig on .time whose notes are duo first October, will p lease be prepared to meet them.s a full payment will be requii-bda Prompt 'paymnt will only enable me to accommtdate themi iimb springa tIoRN AND iM6DER . Delivered at ing 5table on Congleya Street, located one doui- soith 1f the Ladd buildig. AE.WIIAbOltb. sebt 21) N'r Store ! Noe~ Woods Z IN addition t6u Greeery on the corn - 1.er, I lieve i~iced a Fancy Grocery in myv old atand, bn deer south of Beay A Bro., were I keep a full seleotion of ieo things kr Christmas tilnes, such as *t\~ Kraut. tiologna Sausage, Breakfast Stti - Ontefzr, es Oranges, Coco'ante;Jt nafise Cabbage, Iril i I'otatoe~vete Calat Hloadquartere, on the ana'buy .y'cnt B'andiga, lunerds 4 and Wines, of which-I keep a full l~t tion. Forty barrels of these goao 'on hand. W, iI. DO)YlY do AgloCsa