The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, December 23, 1880, Image 3
ToW AND--COUNTY
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES.-The trains
on the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
Railroad reach Winnsboro as follows:
Day pasdonger, northward. 1.42 p. ni.;
southward, 4.57 p. m. Night passen
ger, northward, 12.16 a. in.; south
ward, 3.69 p. mu. Day freight, north
ward. 8.65 a. in.; southward, 12.38
p. n. Night freight, north ward, 2.38
a. in.; southward, 10.35 p. m.-This
schedule is on the basis of Washing
Ion time, which is about fifteen minutes
ahead of Winnsboro time.
[The night passenger trains will not
stop at Wimisboro.]
Now Advertisements.
Sealed Proposals-James R. Harvey,
Chairman.
Winnsboro National Bank-T. K.
Elliott, Cashier.
AFi.E.-Twenty-flye turkeys will
be rnflied at Our House this evening
at 8 o'clock. 1t
There have been several North Caro
Jina wagons in town during the past
weeks loaded with chickens. Christ
mas Is coming and poultry must suffer.
Tmz Fkcn LAw.-The House has
passed to a third reading the bill
changing the fence law in townships
- six and eight. Notice of this bill was
given in last week's paper.
We notice large quantities of furni
ture are being hauled out of town
. these days, and there must be some
significance in the fact. We wonder
if any one is going to get married?
There is a movement on foot by the
young ladies and gentlemen of the
town to get up a masquerade ball for
their amusement. It is proposed to
have it about the 4th of January, and
further reports may be looked for.
Trade seems to be looking up, and
our streets were well filled with
wagons and purchasers on Wednes
day. Christmas is near at hand, poll
tics have vanished, and all seem to an
tici pate a grand Jubilee on that occa
sion.
The cotton market at this pilace con
tinues to be a little better than any
where else in this part of the country.
Cotton sold freely at eleveni cents on
Wednesday. 'This is a fair price, and
no one0 has room to complain of hard
times.
Mr. J. Fleming Brown, formerly a
resident of Winmnshoro, has come over
to spend the holidays with his relatives
and old friends in Fairfield. lie has
been successfully engaged in teaching
in Union county, and we hope lie may
enjoy this brief respite fr'om profes
sional labors.
Pr'of. W. J. Miller will deliver a lec
ture in the court house on Thursday
ceening uponi the pr1inceiples of pen
manship and book-keeping. H~e gives
listr'uctions in these arts acco'.dling to
Eastman's system. The lectmur'e is fr'ee
to the public and all personis are cor
dially invited to attend.
We are pleased to note, as an ,evi
donce of progressive spirit, the appear'
ance of two new nmercamile firms In
Winnsboro-Messrs. McMm'ster, Gail..
lard & Bi'ice and Joseph Elliott &
Bros. These are both Juveniue firms,
and will be In fill blast during Citrist
mnas week. We wish them success.
At the recent session of the Methu
trict State Conference, the R1ev. G. W.
Whitmnan, who was in char'ge of the
* church at 'Winnsbor'o, wvas deposed
Ikom the Christian ministry upon the
charge of immoral conduct. Mr.
Whitman surrendered his credentials,
at the same time giving notice of an
appeal to the General Confere'nce.
The B, P, Union will hold its an
natal session on or ab~out the 14th- of
February-that is, If the proper officer
can convene It. It . Is said by soe
that the president has Incapacitated
himself for thme dischai'ge of thaf duty,
and, from i'ecent developments andL
observations, It is Gxtremtely doubtful
whether* the grand vice-president can
exerceise the right of convoking the
t~nion,
EXE~CUTIVE APPOINTMENTs.-The fola
lowing appointments made by. the
Gover'nor', of ofilcoers in thisconty,
.hove boeen confirmed by the Senate:
Tr'easurer-J. Q. Pavis.
Auditor-I. N. Withersa.
Jmury 'Commaissoner-O. R1. Thompa
Trial Justices-John J. Neil, 8. R1.
Coleman, John W. Ev'ans, John D.
Jlogana, Ira S. Scott, Hi. A. Glenn,
W. L, Rosborough and 0, W, Butch
anan,
Thun rFENITENTIARY.-On Tluesday
morning theo two lAdases of the Legis
lature met in joint, assembly to eleot ai
superintendent and three direetor's ol
tho State penitentiary, Senator Gzil-.
Jaed of tis county nominatd, Goalonel
T. J. Lipscoub, the prsen unt
ibont, and li doig so, spoke as follows;
M tir, President, I rise to make a nom,
lnatlon for superintendent of the Souti
Carolina penitentiary, and in so doing
it is mny grati dcation to name a gentle
inanl 'Whse puiblio record is I b&s
cuibgy and constitutes his ver- bes
title to continuankce In office. k inn it
discipline2 teipered with buinanity
steerlng between sickly sojtinent oi
the one hand and unnianly harslhnes
on the other In the treatnenit of thosi
under his 'haarge, active and discreet
lie has instilled new lit-into this Insti
tution and converted this iithert(
great burden into an aliost sell-sus,
taiIng institution. TheState of Soutt
Carolina cannot spare the 8ervices oi
the prescat efficient superintendent
Thomas J.iylpscomb, Esq.
Mr. Aldilph, of Aiken, seconded the
nomination and Col. Lipscomb was
unanimousl elected, receiving the
whole of thd( 138 votes cast. For di
rectors, sON'al noipinations were
made. On tli first ballot, the follow
ing were electd: Messrs. B. H1. Mas
sey, of York, liinton Ward, of Edge
field, and E. S.lilen, of Spartanburg.
CONFERENOE 4ProINTMENT.-The
following are th)a ppointments made
for the Columbir istrict at the recent
Methodist Confeijce:
Presiding Elde14A. M. Chrietzberg.
Columbia-Wangton Street, R.
N. Wells; Marionl ireet, J. L. Stokes;
City Mission, L. MtLittle.
Columbia Circuit)' . A. Clarke.
Ridgeway Circli . W. Gatlin.
Winnsboro and eckstock-Wn.
Martin.
Fairfield Circuite-A4- Canthen.
Chester Station -A. J tafford.
Chester Circuit-L. Ahuo111son.
East Chester Circuit J. Clyde,
Rt. Ml. Barber, supernum11 ry.
Rock Hill Circuit-J. A ovd.
Fort Mills-W. W. Will'
-Yorkville Statilon-Mariq Dargan.
Lexington Fork Circa' 1. W.
Whitaker. -
Lexington Circlt-J. J. .rkman.
Eldgefield Circuit and Miss -J. A.
Mood.
Johnston's Circut-W. A. era.
Batesburg Circut-P. F. Ki r.
Gilbert Iollow-J. E. Wats
Richland Fork Circultr-E. G 'ice.
Columbia Female College- W.
Dickson.
IYMiENEAL.
MARRIED-On the evening o
21st inst., at (he residence of the bris
father, by the Rev. James Dougl4
Mr. J. W. 1100l, of Chester, to Ml
ANNA BELL WYLIE, daughter of A
John Wvlie. of Fairfield.
-.WINNSBORO NATIONAL BANK.
T HIS Bank having declared a divident
of four dollars a share out of its ne
earn ings for the past six months, the sam
will be paid. to its utookholders on an
after the third day of January, 1881.
T. K. ELLIOTT, Cashier.
deo 28-2t
SEALED PROPOSALS.
S EALE~D PROPOSALS for furnishjin
the Poor House wvith supplies foi
three months, from the 1st day of Janu
ary' to the 31st of March, 1881, iillbe re
ceived and opened by the County Comn
missionors ot Fairfield County on the
first Monday in January. 1881. Contrae
to be awarded to the party proposing t<
furnish for the least per cent, over the
cash market price on the day of purohnse
For furthe r information apply to L. N
Withers, Clerk of Board.
JAMES R. IIARVEY,
dec 23-t2xl Oh. JEd. Co. Comns.
185%. 1881
King's Mounitaibt Military School
Y0onCvILt.E, 5.0C.
rp HE SECOND~ SEdSION of' the twenty
L. sixth ye:-r will begin Fobruary le
and close June 30th, 1881.
'1nM F at s.astom
For School Expenses, . e . Board,
Tuition , WVashing. Fuel and
Lights"; - , - - $100.0
Surgeon's foe and use of books, - 5l.0
For Circulars containing full In formt
tion, apply to COLa. A. COWARD,
deo 21-tfebl Pr:incipal.
Fresh Drugs alid Medicines.
ONASTOR OIL, Blutestone, Borax, Cssy
enne Po per, Laotopeptine, Bat
Sponges, .Iouh Syrups. Sodthlng Syrupi
Bay Rum, Porrmery, Cinohonidia, Qu
nine, Tutts', Gilder's an.1 Stru~ng's Pilli
Essence Ginger, Capsino Plasters.
ALSO,
Onion Sets, Prepared Cocoa, Canar
Seed, Gun Powder' 'ea, Iyson '.'ea, Pot
dared Black Popper, Machine Oil, &c. Jui
received by
MaMA STERI, BRIOE & 1RETCIJN.
nov 20
TIHE GENUJINE
GEORGIA ST~ONE~ MOUNTAI:
CORN WHISKEY,
A t F. W. flabenioht's atnd A.Wllford'
Sole Agents for Winnsboro. riov 25
GREAT
INDJUIEM ENTS
WEI hae ow fin sfoi' the largi
stock ever purchased by ul
and which will be disposed oif at lo
priresv
Dry Goods,
Olothing, Hat ,
sboes, drocerios, Bridies.
Saddles, Harness,, Red Leather,
Harness Loather &o,
We are not given to'"%LOWING
but can truthfully' say we arec offei
ing solid bargains1 aryd'wfll be gle
to see you.
U. G. DESPORTES.
sept 20
]llrrah for' Dur Hlouse
-0
(H, YES! OH, YhS'
1PHE STONE MOUNTAIN CORN WHIS
,y has 1come and is still coming.
If you want good Whiskey and good
Segar, call at
CLENDINING'S 11O USE,
next door to W. R. Doty & Co. He keep
tho best of everything. The best Nathan's
Old Cabinet Whiskey. 'The best Gibson's
Whiskey. The best Ten Cents Begar.
The best Five Cents Segar. And, above
all things, the best Dinner for 40 cente.
And if you come into town between 1)
and 1 o'clock, and ore hungry; call at
Clendining's -for a drink, and he will set
up a free lunoh for you. Clendining
keeps a moral and a quiet house.
dec 9
Cures by ABh r %?.i0XN (Nature's w
Nixc D15'Eie4
THnOAT DISEASES,
ALL BREATHING TROUBLES.
It Drives Into the sfstem curative
agents and healing mediciniei.
It dt-aws from the diseased parts the
poisons that cause death.
Thousands testify to its virtues.
You can be Relieved and Cured.
Don't despair until you have tried this
Sensible, Easily Applied and RADICAL
LY EFFECTUAL Reinedy. Send for too
timonials and our book, "Three Millions
a Year." Sent free.
Sold by Druggists, or sent by mail on
receipt of price, $2.00, by
Tle "Only" Lung Pad Co.,
Williamn .ilook, Detroit, Mich.
doe 21-txon
Great Excitement!
r LANDECKER1I
AND
BROTHER.:
B..
GOO0 GIVEN AWAY!
W J1,t\i egned, -nnowunee to
ceie lb le that we have just re
DRY GOO4
CLOTHING,
LADIES' AN1(ENTS'
FLSS1NGGOODS'
BOOTS AN~D is
W chwe will el the lo't i and
in addition to the k.prices we give
to every puruhaser $$.0 an extra
pre1'sent of
FIFTY OEINTS WORL OF- GOODS,
h And to every puirchiasea, $i0, an cx
'tra present of
ONEI DOLLAR'S W TH.
SJUST R.ECEI.
A new lot of Three-Butto 1 KIId
Gloves, only 50 cents, real A ander
Nid Gloves, $L00OOworthm $1.
OLOAm OLO~ti
ALL KINDS AND STYLE
A call for Inspection Is cordiall\,j.
vited, and satisfactlon giuttanteein
o very respect.
P. LANDEOKER &BRO.
nov 20
SHAVING SALOON
rl11Enudersigned beg leave to as
T to the publie that e is now r'm
nilvg a lirst-class .811avfft Saloon I
uvery respect. None but <onter
and exp~ert workmen are emploet
and those wvho wvill favor us with te
custom are guaranteed satisfactior
HAllhCUTTING
Et one in the Intest and neatest sty I
s, Don't forgot to oall ftnd gifu me
w trial1 and I will please you.
J. M. McCALL,
Opposite D)r. Akein's Drug Store,
sept80
N oiw Storeo I
Nowm Good.
- N ndItion Lo my Grocery oh th6e r:
? r, I have opened a Fuaney Grocery i
,, my old standl, one door south of Beaty
Bro., where I keep a full- seledtionV of nic
.things for Christaa tinua, such as 8ot
- Kraut. Dolog a Sa~aage, Brecakfast Stripi
~d Onions, Appes, Oranges, Cocoanuts, I3
nanas, Cabbage,. Ii h I'otatoon, efc., e6
Call at; Headqunatera, on th6 orne
and buy your Birandies, Rum, Liiquoi
and Wine., of whieh-I keep a full sole<
tion. Forty barrels of thes-ods
- hand. . the DON 0
' dee - '" On theCorner.
GO TO.
Connor & Chaidler'S
IV you we-nt a real good article at ito
proper value.. Their prices are low,
considering the quality of their goods.
They have a splendid stock of Gold
and Silver Watches, Plain and Fancy
Rings, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, Gold
and Rolled-Plated Sets, Silver and
Platedware, Pocket and Table Kiiv'es,
Gold Pens and Pencils.
ALSO
A large assortment of Glassware,
Lamp Goods, Toilet Sets, Vases;
Clocks, (warranted good time-keep
ers), Spectacles and Eye-Glasses to
suit all ages, Safety Lamp-Burners,
Machine Needles, Violins, Violin
Strings, etc. etc.
dec 2
Damaged Goods !*
-0
THE FOLLOWING GOODS WILL
BE
SACRIFICED
For the reason that they have this day
been slightly damaged.
1 Piece lack Cashmere worth $1.00 at
60 cents.
1 Piece Black Cashmere worth 85 cents
at 50 cents.
1 Piece Brown Cashmere worth 70
cents at 45 cents.
These prices are a great deal less
than we paid for them and are ION
EST BARGAINS.
McMRASTER, BRICE & KETCIIIN.
dec 7
A NEW RIND OF WATCH CASE.
liW because it is only within the inst few
rears that it has been improved and brought
bvitlilin the reach of every one: old in principle
because the ilrst invention was. made and the
flrst patent taken out nearly twenlty yeaas ago,
and cases made at that tiind and .worn ever
since, are nearly as good as new. Mead the fol
lowing which is only one of th~e many hun
dreds; your jewelers can teli of similar ones :
M ANsidaL.D, PA., Alay 2.8, 18is.
I have a custoiner who carried one of Boss'
Patent cases fliteen years and I knew it two
years before he got it, and It now appears good
for ten years longer. R. E. Q.LNEY.
Riemember that Jas. Boss' is the only patent
case made of two piates of solid gold (one out
side and one inside) covering every part ox
posed to wear or siglit. The great advantage
of these plates Is apparent to every one. Boss'I
is the Only palent ease with which there is
given a written warrant, of which the following
Is a faeo'simnile:
WEBM.rsonem a
See that you get the guarantee with each casb
Ask your jeweler for illustrated catalogue.
oct 9-ly fmehIl
CURE i DACK ACHE
And all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder
and Urinary Organs by wearing the
Impoved Excelsior Kidney Pad
It is a marvel for healing and relief.
'MPLE, SENSIBLE, bJIMOT, PAIN
- LESS, POW ERFUL.
V enres wher lelse fails. A I6ve
n n evlto in Medicine. Ab
I) stion or direct appliention, as opposed
t tsatisfactory initernal medicines. Send
I, fOpr trent e ohI Rkdney troubles, sent
r tr~This Isthe, Otiginal and Gernulie
SXa y Pad. Ask thr itand take no other.
8Bei dteggss, or sent by mail; on re
deipi price, $2. Address
le "Only" Lung Pad Co.,
Williiams Blook. Detroif, Mish.
Ltight ist Sea
ARI.E4.I.
n ,MDaF
R. WV. PIltLLPS; Ag'eit, Winns
boro, 8.- C ~ . ce 21-1y
LUD)EN & 13ATES
SOUTHERN
'MUSIC HOUSE.
THE MUSIC HOUSE OF THE SOUTH
ltMBOVAX. TO OUR
New Dou~be Store
An Inunense Muiie Temple.
Two largestores, each 30 feet front and
four stories high, fronting on three streetf
and filled from cellar to loft with musical
supplis. Nothing to coipace with it in
the Southern States.
A fltG STORR,
A BIG STOCK,
A BIG TRADE,
AND UORE TO cOmm,
During the ten years since our estab.
lishment of our house we havo developed
the inunio trade of the South to a won
derful degree, but as yet we have only be
gun. We sce, not, many years ahead, a
business of a million a year, and to take
care of this enormous t.rado we havo pro.
vided our present, mammoth wareroomns.
Fall trade 18810 will bo immenso. We are
ready for it. For months our senior part
nor has been at the North contracting
with Piano and Organ manufacturers for
imstruments. iHe has concluded most
advantageous contract", and the Pianos
and Organs are "coming, coming" 100,000
more, by every steamer. New Styles, New
Prices, 1ew Terms, New Store, Now De
parture.
SPECIAL OFFER, FALL 1880,
Catsh prices with thrce Months credit.
During months of Ailrt. Sept. and Oct,
We will sell Pianos ar d Organs at Lowns-r
CASH PimoEs, payable *25 Cash on a Pi.
ano or $10 Cash on an Organ, with the
balanco in three inolths, wITHOUT INTER
EST.
WHAT DO YOU SAY TO TiIIS OFFERt?
Write for Illustrated Craalogoes and
New Price Lists for Fall 1860 and pro.
parc to be astonished.
LUDDEN & BATES'
SAVANNAH, GA.
Wholesale Piano and Organ Dealers.
july 2T
$25,000.
WORTH OP GOODS3
v'ERY SIYALk4 Pritg.
No chaie liccssar)? ti 1) made in
our business, for the retisoit (fhat wvo are
gaining ground limftead of losing, anid
if this good trade or ours dontinucs,
the bait thrown ouit will beconmo so
tainted with sippers, that the paies
holding the fine will be0 met with the~
sad fisherman's luck-,
We extend a cordial invitation to
one and all to ctId) and see n.
SUGENIIEIMER & GnOESCHJEL.
SMXOKElRS
T AIEE NO0TIC1,
FIVE TIHOUSAND
IINIICOM AND EN1LI8I1
LbiGARS.
-FIrVE THIOUSANIJ
SYNhICATE
CIGAR~S
,VIVE~ CENT1 CiGARS
A1ER IC A
-AT
P. W. l'AUNICH T'S
DR. W. E. AIKSN,
-DEALER IN
Drugs,- Aeleines, T'ollet Go9 ds, oe.
SWINSBOD.-fl.- 8,
SAT THEC0
FALL AND 7
W i E EG leave to inforni our custome
lately disposed of our Grocery De
room for our
Which are now in store, and have been
cannot onumerato the iarions kihds and e
anine our stock, and we shall endeavor t<
CL,0 THING, HAM AND 01
This department has been extended, an
Our Troy City Perfect. Fitting Crown Shli
lauadrled mfade to order if desired.
BAY STATE STAND)
Aro our specialty, and to those who have
those who aroyot strangers to the durabil
to call and buy yoUr winter supply, or a a
You will not have to oone often--they ar<
Shoe naide.
ZEIGLER BRlOTHRS' Gonts', Ladies'
your S oc bill and save money by buying
oct 7
Until
You ~
M V STOCK of Furniture, Which vill
i est according to quality, and for
Rtiemmbetr that all my goods are warral
Furnitture elsewhere, then come to the I
best selection and can buy chea >er. le
way. Mlythewood, White Oak, Voodwz
and York. This is a recommendation o
A new sitly)) ofi inow Shades, Wt
Frames, Chiromos, llat Racks, and Book
The largest supply of Tin Chamber Sc
ber Suits. Call and see them. A new :
any. Don't huv a Machine merely bece
it and likes it. 'Iemember that most of
plitled have but little merit. The one y
time and vexation, is noiseless, run
it. Remember the Gold Modal w%,as awo
over eighty competitors. I can refer y
always given entirC satisfaction. ReM
Sash Faclory. All orders entrited to
the lowest priecs. Furniture neaItly ri
I )repared to make to order. Lfiniber' and
ng AlMachine Needles and attachments al
mc. Don't fail to call before prcehasing
ALWAYS ON HAND II
TVha -' v'y 1-at wnATol I. GArWPTTnR,
three times a week, at
F. W. HIABENiCHT'S
Best Salt Water FiIESII FISH, all thb
year round, and always wvarranted to be
good, at
F. W. HiBENICHT'S.
To arrive this week one barrel Old 1803
NATHAN'S CABINET WHlISKmY~ (gen
uine), at
F. W. HIABENICHT'S.
P. S. Some of same, very old, in stock.
PHILADELPHIA LA~GER JiiNR in
onne-1hlf Pint Bottles, for Family use,
very low, at
F. W. HlABNNiCH['E'.
nov i1
SALE~ STABLES.
AT..TIOJE
ALL persons who bought stock
from me last spring on time whoseq
pleae b preare tomoot them. as~
fil ainn ilbo required.
Prompt payment will only enable
me to accommodate them next
spi'ing.
CORN AND)FODDER
beif tei'ed at iniy Stable ont Uongresh
Street, located one dloor south of thme
Laddl building.
aept 28 dx~xob
COLUMBEIA HOTEL.
nov 2&fx8m. '
INER STORE
"TMTER GOOD5
es and the ytblio generally,f that we have
partment for the purpose of. iakdag anor j
marked at prices to induce quick sales. We
lyles. but cordially invire all to call and e.
>make it the interest of all to purchase,
IN2TS' FURNISHING GOODS.
d we guarantee priocs as law as thA lowoef.
t cannot be surpassed " Ahdried 6*U
LRD SOREWED SHOES
tried them' we need not add words. To
ty of this iahnetly Imade Shoe, we ask you
ngle pair only, if you prefer trying them,
aoknowledgeaby manyfto outwcar any
ALSO
Misses', and Iiifants' Fine Shoes. Reduce
ihn best. Remember the place
1. M. BEATY & CO.,
ON TIlE COIINEIR.
' BUY
* Rave
I be tihe Ii' est, hitt1oinest and cheauit
dlesign amif workmanshlip tinequaleda
tied to be as reprosented. Prie voile
Irst-class store where yOiu will have the
ir il 111111d that I si) goods to R1idge
rd's, Blackltock, aii as far as Choeste
c the quality and price of my goods.
i Pockets Brackets, Mirrors. Picturd
Shelves, cheapor than thi cheapest.
ts, niade to match CoUttge anI Cham
ilipply of Sowing Machines as good as
us8e your mother or your neighbor has
the machines that are most largely
oil Wvaht is the one that will save you
B light 011(d will last a long time. I have
rded to one of the Machines I represent.
u to many that are fising It, and it, ha
inber hait I am agent for it Door and
no Will have prompt attention and at
dred at moderate prices. I am also
Shingles for sale at small profits. Sew.,
Id parts of Machines can be had through
elsewhere, R. W. PiLLIPS.
IF YOU WANT
LI 2croRm :LI23-r
CALL AND dET TilE J3ISTi A'T
. .F W. H./BNNVZON.Hit'
SCOTCH WHIBE3Y PNNCHES1
. . VY. II5NiCIIT'S;
JAXAIQA 3tUM PNNOHZd
, . Yt. iiABENbidif f
'TOY AND JEJR~IEai
MADE OF Til E BES 9 IMPOR't)DU id
QUOIs; AT
TRXE "DON CARG,*
SBET TEN CEli'S. OIGAR F0eb THE'
MONEY.
F. W, HL(BENIORT'8.
nov 16
THE I4ROPLE'g
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