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TOWN AND COUNTY. TIUlSDAY, February 17, 1 t * 1881. TERIMS OF Tm NEWS - AND HERALD. -TrI-weeky edition, four dollars per annHUt1i, in advance; weekly edition, two dollars and fifty cents pertn um, In advance. Liberal discount to clubs of live and upwards. RATES oF ADvEiTIsiNG.-One dollar per tioli for the- first insertion, v ad i fty cents per inch for each subse aent Insertion. These rates apply to til ad vertiserents, of whatever nat' ec, and are payable strictly lin advaice. Coi Llicts for three, six or twelve months iade on very liberal terms. Trant sient local notices, fifteen cents por line fbi' the first insertion and scven and one-hall cents per line for each subsoouent insertion. Obituanies and tribautes of respect, charged as adv"r isements. Simple announcements o marriacges and deatlhs publisled free oi eharge, and solicited. All communicat.ions. of whatsoever nature. should be addressed to the Wiiisboro Publishing Comapanly Wi .msboro. S.C. RAILtoA) SeHIEDU L.--The trains nlow pass Winlnusboro as 1 follows: North-bound passenger, 11.40 ia. n.; soullh-bound, .15 ) p. im.; naorth-bouid f'r'eight, 8.38 a. am.; south-bondil, 12.157 p. an. These arrivals are on the basis of Winansboro titue. Nnw Advertismemieta. Oats-J. K. Davis. Something New-B. Suagenheimer. ShoriflIs Sale-John ). MeCarley, S. F. C. To Those Desiring to Build-John 11. Purcell & Bros. If you want soanething handsome, as well as durable, call at. B. Suger. heime'ws and get some celluloid collars iandl cuils. M'. Wm11-11. Q. C.lie, a leadiig nercant of Charleston, died ian that city oi Tuesday the 15th instant. Mr. lee had large dealings with the people of Fair field. and his death will be genierally regre'tted, us lae was highly respected. DlEATII OF A Foaman CIrIZEN OF FAInFIE..w.-We are in r'eceipt of' t letter froan Mr. A. R. Thompson. of Ilellevue, Louisiana, staling Ihat Mr. Joseph E. Adger, Sr., died at his resi deaace, in Bossier Parish, Oin the muo'n ing of (he first of February, inl tle fity-eighth year of his age. Mr. Adger was a citizen of Fairfield for amanay years, but moved to the West about the close of the war. hlis manaly f'riends will regret to liear of his death. Dounl. POS-r. CAins.-A law was passed by Congress a year or two ago authorizing tle use of double postal cards-that is, a card to be sold for two cents which should pass free through the mails both fron and back to the person seinding it. The object was to enable persons desir'ing to do so to pay tle )ostage on postal cards bothI ways. These caards have never' appeaared, and the Richmaoaad Dispatch has discov'ed whay. It says thme r'ea son camei out inm a debate iin the Untitedc Stiates Scanate last Thaursday, that al though theo law authlorize.d thie use of double postalh ctards, pr'ovided thmere should be ano r'oyalt~y clainmed by any per'soan, yet the postmnaster'-genaer'al haas beent inahibited by' that praovision fr-om usin1g doule postal cards because thr lare noneC ell xcept whlaat arae patent,. ed ; and~ thaeefor'e unonc upon wich thaere is ano royalIty'. WoamKtNG 'rHE BoAIms.-Trhe mattcar of' wor'kinag the pulblic r'oads has always eng aged attcentiona, anad it has bcean ba'oughat into proamianeance by the rec cent pr'olonged wet weathera. Elsc wherae we publisha the Act of oura Leg i.hlu re on thla subject.. Thema Charilotte Obs.er'rer haa praocure'd a copy' of the Caaiana laiw oai the sutect, whaich pvi~i a. mil ,w~s: "Marya :'llim R ti1ii0} Nili.*h~a IIM pla.}.eiraas dired dllhars. be liable to twto days' statu tle labor; at, moa'e than thraee hun a dredl dlollars, baut not amor'e t haan five hundrlaed dollnars, thre'e days ; at maoare tana' five haundr'ed dollars, but ntc more thana sevenm hundrlaed (101lla's, f'oura dlays; at amor'e than sevena haundred dollna's, but not moa'e than nine hauan da'ed dollaras, five (day's; aand foar ctvery three hundared over' nine lunadared dol Ila's, or' any factional p~art theraeof ovea' oaae hundred tad lhifty dollaras, one a~dit.ional day ; but the conacil of any township, by a by-law Operating geanerally ad rateably, may r'educe oar incarease the number of dav's' labor to wvhich all the parties, rated on theo assessmenit a'oll or' othea'wise shall be reCspectively liable, so that thae naumber' of dlays' labor' to whlaich eacha persont Is lia~ble shall be in prIoportion to (lie amounat at which lhe Is assessed." THE, COUIRT oF SassxO~s.-The foI lowliag is a synopsis of' the eases ta'ied in the Cour't of Geaneral Sessions since our' last a'epor't: Th'le State vs. George Morse, charaged with assault and battery with inatenut to mnurder. The gaand jury found ''no bill," andl the accused was accoa'dinagly discharged. TIhe State vs. Dawson Daniels nad Lucy Danilels, inudicted foa' ar'ceniy of cotton farm the field-Mr'. A. M. Mackey f'or' defeada'ntIs. T1hae priiso)n era were char'ged with stealiang thr'ee hundrecd pounds of' cottont fr'oim the field of the prosecuting witness, Jerray Brice-all the par'tles colored. The parisonicas dealicd the steali ng, and it was ur'ged, oan behalf of Lucy Dintiels, that whaatevear shte may haave donea was so donie under' the coer'cionm of ht' hads band, Dawson. The jury ftoaiud botif dlefendanmts guilty. The 8tate 's. W/m. Rlichard1son and Turnea' Rober'tson, Indicted for' gr'and iarcenay-stealing a lot of goods fi'om the 4tore of Ma'. John A.. Simpson. Mcs.wrs. Gaillard .& Reyrfiolds appear'ed for Wmn. Richaa'qon avid Mi'. A. M. Iach~y. for' Tuirao oberL on Wma [Richardson had previously .ntde .a confessiou s clearly implicating him, bitt Turnor denied all connection with the larceny. - The jury found William guilty and Turner not guilty. The latter was accordingly discharged. The State vs. Cato Hopkins, indicted for malicious mischief--Mr. A. M. Mackey - for defendant. The defen dant was charged with maliciously killing - the cow of Mr. Patrick M. Spenco. Tho jury found the defen dant n1ot. guilty. The State vs. Allen Carr, indicted for assault and battbry with intent to murder Messr.a. Gaillard & Reynolds ftor defendant. The I isoner was charged with shooting a pistol into the honse 9f. Archie Hall, one night in ist October. llall and his wife both stated that the pistol ball passed near them and struck against the fire-place. The defendant denied the shooting en tirely. The jury rendered (lhe fol lowinar verdiet: "We find the defen dant guill y of an assault. of a high and aggravated iature. T. W. Woodward. F"orein ani.'' IYMENEAL. MARIED-Oh the 21stot' January, at. (he residnnce of '.e bride's tuother, in hirfleld couity, by the Rev. James Dottglass, Mr. Z. L. LYiYKs, of tich land county, to A 4iss LILA P. PowE.L,. RCUST-l"PROOF OATS. . JU.ilIELS of pure Re( Itust 200 pruol ats for tale b .0' J. K. DAVIS. Monticello, S C., Feb. 15, 1881. feb I ttl Du T HOSE iESIRING TO liUILP. W E havo jus.t. eilloyed some of the m ost. ht illful and (xperiicc( worlimen, an(d aire no'v ready to do al kin(i., of i or.O carptwnter's work. We haave also maado arrangeents with the leadilg saw mills to furnish its with lumn - hier. o on an after this date we are pre pared to do all itinds of work. Persons desiring to Ihave 1ad h11s repaired, or con1templaite bus hling, will do well to get an er timalite Ifrol) 11 beto 1 giving out con. tracts ]ra m yg plni and specifications ia specialvty. we iare versed in all the new stYles aid cuts of the laly. Contrae s taketn anywhere in the S-ntth. All work warranttel. JOllN H. PTURCELL& 0BROS., iUnilders and Contractors. Winnsboro, S. C. feb t7 tx3m1 SIERIF'"S SA LE. Y vi"tue o' "" exec"tiQn to me di[ ) rceted, I will oiln r for ile, befora the Cm,rt louse door in Winsboro. . '., on the first Monday in Miarch iext, between the legal hours of sale. to the aighest bidder, foi eash, the follow ing described property, to wit: All that tract. of land, lying in Fairtield County, contining eiov, it hrandred and seventy-seven (777) acres, more or less, and baunded by land1s of James Hfulmian, W. K, !og' i and James M. L'ariek. Lev ied upon as the proprty of Owen Smith. at the suit of I he C. 0. & &. Railroad Company against Thompson Earlo and Owen biith & Co. J. D. McCARLEY, S. F. C. Sheriff''s Ofaice, -Winnsboro, S. 0., February 14, 1881. feb 17 SHERIFF'S SALE.. BY virtue of an execution to me di .Lreeted, I will offer for sale, before he Court House door in Winnsboro, S. C., on the first Monday in March next, within the legal hours of' sale, to the high~est bidder, for cash. the following describedl property. to wit: Alt that tract of land, lying in Fairfield County. containing three hundred rind sixty (360) acres, more or less, and known als tao " Flat Branch Place," bohnded by land1s of E. Heins, W. Ri. Sykes, John Coopecr and others. Levied upon as the pro0perty ,f J. T1. Johnson, at the snit of W, lie J. Davis. . D. McCARLEY, S. F. 0. Sheriff's Office, Winnsboro S.. C., February 14, 18830. feb 17 NOTICE. OFFrcln oF CouNTY TIhEAsUnmn WbIs auoo. S. ( ., JTanuary 21, 1881. \ CTIING~ under instructions from dce ('om ptroller General, I hereby gis e Sia's that alI parties5 ow'ning or having .oin '1 rest inl huils no0w on the list of' de hnquent Ilands, or ini any lanils heretofore forf';itedl to thla State for tihe no~n-Payment .f taxes, and which have not been sold or taxes or raelaimead, exceplt such lands as5 were torfei ted pror to |878--79, ay hao redlemecd on the payment of' the taxes which may be due and1( unfpaid thereon. with costs, but without ponalties: Pro rided, said payment shall be made a'n or beforio the 31st (day of May, 1881, as pro. vidled for in the Act of the General As acumbly, approved December '.4. 1880 JA MES Q. DAVIS, jan 22 Ixim Oounty Treasurer. SEEDS ! SEEDS ! J USTi received, a larwe lot of choice ,e Garden Seeds of' all kinds. ALSO Seed and eatinef Irish Potaioes of thie. choicest kinds. Choice Famihy Grower'ies arriving daily. I havie on an large lot of best. quality Solo Leat her', which will be sold at low figures. I am paying highest prices for Dry) [Hides. Give inc a call. W. HI. DONLY, feb 12 On the Corner. 4 n testl snt 8 MACHEN ECO. VAqI1 464- NTN CHARLES.8. vuiL - - B.w~mm A.TIMORKpMD~jp R. W PILILLhiPS, Agent, Winnas barQ, S. C. dec 21-ly ON.ION SETSJ.. REIGarden Seed aind Onion Setu, just ived. MoMA8BRICE & RJETCHIIN. jan 18 ' SOMETIIIN NEWI -:0: JUST RECEIVED BY B, SUGENHEIMER, AND FOR SALE AT GERIG'S BUILDING,' A SUPPLY OF TIlE CELEBRATED CELLULOID COLLARS AND CUFFS, -FOR LADIE 6 AND GENTS, IN ALL SIZES. CALL AND SUPPLY YOUR SELVES AT ONCE. feb 17 FRESH SUPPLY (F Now Crop NEW ORILEANS MOLASSES, best in the market, and syrups of all grades. ALSO, A fine assortment of R A1STNS, CITRON, CANNED PE4ARS, PINEAPPLE, PEACH ES, GRATED COCOANUT I SINGLASS, GELATINE Also, a good quality of OAT MEAL, in five poundic packages GIVE ME A CALL. D. R1.FLENNIhEN. dec 25 GREAT INDIUtlENTS \! E have now in store the larges stock ever purchased by us, and which wvill be disposed of at Ioiw prices. Dry Goods, Clothing, Hant Shoes, Grocem ies. Bridles. Saddles. H arneer>, Red Leather, Harness Leather &c. We are~not given to "BLOWING,' but can truthfully say we ai-e offer ing solid bargains, and will be glai to see you. U. G. DESPORTES. sept 20 TOP BUGGIES. OPEN BUGGIES. SPRING WAGONS I HAVE in atore a ceor load of assortel stylo!I, which I offer at bottomi figres t cash or good paper. Call and oramn thnrm, whether you wish to buy or not. J. II.WUMMINGS. febi -if Hurrah for-Ollr Hollse OH, YES! OH, YES! I3HE STONE MOUNTAIN CORN WH IS KEY has comO and is still coming. If you want good Whiskey' and good Sogars, call at CLENDINING'S 11 USE, next door to W. R. Doty'& Co. H1o keeps the best of everything. Tho bent Nathan's Old Cabinet Whiskey. 'Qho beat Gibson's Whiskey. The best Ten Cents Sogar. The best Fivo Cents Segar. And, above all things, the best Dinner for 40 oente. And if you come into town between I and I o'clock, and are hungry, call at Clondining's for a drink, and he will nOt up a free lunch for you. Clendining keeps a moral and a quiet house. dco 9 B A RGAINS .A.T_ ConOr & Chadlef)s. 7 E have bought lhrgely this sea sonl unlid muaitst have money to settle our bills. We tieiefore oI'er SPECIAL BARGAINS to cash purehasers. Those who cone early will seenre the (hoice of'articles. We respectfully request tiose who owe us to come 'orward anid pay up. We helped them in their need ancl ex pect thei to help us in ours. The old year has closed and all accoutuls should bje. A G-A N I . All who have jobs in our shop of Watches, Clocks and Jewehri, should call and get them, and save':he same from forfeiture. jail Jan 11 UAo CURE i BACK AHE And all diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs by wearing the ImproVed Excelsior Kidney Pad It is a marvel for heating and relief. SIMPLE, SENSIBLE, DIILECT, PAIN LESS, PCW~ERFUL. It cures u here all else f ails. A Reye lation and Revolution in Medicine. Ab aorption or direct application, as oppIosed to unsatisfactory internal medicines. Send for our treatise on Kidlney troubles, sent free. Thia is the Original and Genuine Kidney Pad. Ask for itand take ndother. At wholesale in Charleston, S. C.. by Dowie & Moiso. W~holesale Druggists. Soldl by druggists, or sent by mail, o:i re ceipt of price. $2. Address The "Only" Luing Pad Co., - W\iliams Block, Detroit Miob. dee 21-I xom Cures by A1$~u." s thaturo's way. ALL LN IESS It Drives into the aystem curative agents aind healing miediciniec. It draws fromn the diseased parts the poisons that cnan death. Thousands testify to its virtnes. You can bc Relieved and Cttred. Don't despair until youl have tried this Sonsible, Easily A Pplied and itADICAL LY EFFECTUAL Remedy. Send for tes timonials and our book, "'Three Millions a Year." Sent free At wholesale in CharleF ton. 8. 0., by Dowin & Meise. W~holesale Diriggists. Sold~by Druggists', or sent by mail on receipt of price. $2 er,, by The~ "OnI '" Lung Pad Co., W~illiams lock, Deotroit, Mich. dea 2l-tx6nm DISSOLUTION OF COPARLTNEIIIP, -r MIE coplartnorship heretofore existing .1 between the undersigned and oar riod on in the town of Winnsboro, Toun ty of Fair field, State of South Carolina, under the name and ciyJo of SUGi.N IWEIMER & Git0E80 El;, iaas beon this day disnolved by mutual consent, by the withdrawal of 13. Sugeinheimer. The busi. .swilbe continued by Joseph Groes. sct-, ho assumaes all liabili~Ies and col lects all debts Csue tha late firm. J1. OlmESCHIEL. January 24, 1881. NOTICE, I respectfully inform the publie that I will continue business at thei old stands . ror the next t.hirly days. At the expira tion of that time I wilt be found at the old steipd of 8, Wolfe. All -persons in. d.'btod to the late firm of Shgonheimor & Groeaohol are requested to ome forward :1 and settle at once, as the biisiness of the firm must he closed up. r 1t~petfulyJ. GROESCHIEL, 0 - NOTICE. I hereby inform my .friends and. cus ,tomera that 1 wilt .horeaftefr be 'fouind at the old stand In Gerg'al fdig where Iwill continou businesstjlig Itospectfullhy, i.a~n 27 11.SU Sale and Feed Stablds WINNSBORO, S. C A S 1880 has passed away, I a Ai thankful for the past favors be stowed on me by my customers o Chester. Lancaster and Fairtield coun ties, and musAt, say that I have col lected exceedingly well, notwithstand Ing the dry season and short crops. now invite them to come, and I wil sell thom MULES AND HORSES on 0ime until fall, upon their making me good papers. I also invite Casi buyers, as I can sell to them as low a; the lowest for Cash. I DEFY COMPETITION. A. WILLIFORD. THE CELE.;RATED THE CELEBRATED THE CELEBRATED THE CELEBRATED HOSTETTER BITTERS HOSTETTER BITTERS HOSTETTER BITTERS HOSTETTER BITTERS -AT F. W. HABENICHT'S. F. W. HABENICHT'S. F. W. B ABENICHT'S. F. W. HABENICHT'S. THE GREAT INDIAN THE GREAT INDIAN THE GREAT INDIAN THE GREAT INDIAN OCEOLA. BITTERS OCEOLA BITTERS OCEOLA BITTERS OCEOLA BITTERS --AT F. W. HABEIfNICHT'S F. W. HABEN~ICHT'S F. W. HABENIOHT'S F. W. HABENICHT'S GENUINE IMPORTED GENUINE IMPORTED GENUINE IMPORTED ANGUJSTORA BITTERE ANGUSTORA BITTERS ANGUSTOR A BITTERE F. WV. HAtBENIGH'1S. F. Wi. HABENICHT'$. feb 12 FRESH GROCERIES StUGARS,. assortod. Coff'ees, Itu L Lagua vra and Old Gov. Java Io and Old Gov. Java Roastec Teas, Black, Imperial, (Gunpowde and Young UIyson. CANNED GOODS. Pears, Peaches, Pinesapples. 'T< mators, Salmon, Corned Beef, Devile 11am and Turkey, Sardines, &c. MacarainI and *Chen, Giniger Pi serves, Pin Head Oat. Menl, Coopt Golatine, Mustard, Black Pepper anI Baldwvin Catsup, Cross & Blaci wvell's Chow Chow, Empire Cho' Chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea & Pe t'in's Wiorcestershiire Sauce. J. F. McMASTER & CJO. sept 14 IVOTICE. TpIHE firm of Desportes & Monts is th dyfinally dissolved by lhiitatio The accounts against the concern mu bo presented immediately and those ii dlebted are regunted to make prompt e tloemont. Mr.. U. (I. Desportes is antho: ized to recoipt for the same. UT. (1. DE8PORT28, J. Ii. MON4Th. Jo-, ary 1,18 ,s ' -7 DON"]T Until You - Y STOCK of Furniture, which w f et according to quality, and fo - Remember that all my goods are warr Furniture 61sewhere, then come to th< - best selection and can buy cheaper. 1 way. Blythewood, White'Oak,. Voodv and York. This is a recommendation A new supply of Window Shades, V Frames, Chromos, flat Racks, and Boo The largest supply.of Tin Chamber i ber Suls. Call and see them. A new any. Don't Buy a Machine merely be< it and likes It. Remember that most < puffed have but little merit. The one time and vexation is noiseless, rt it. Remember the 6old Medal was aiv over eighty conpetitorR. I can refer v always given entire satisfaction. Re4 Sash Factory. All orders entrusted to; the lowest prkies. Furniture neatly re prepared to make to order. Lumber at Ing Machine Needles and attachments i tme. Don't fail to call before purchasih THE LATES SEWING MACHINE, LAR GE ARM, sIMPLE, NOISELESS. SETTING NEEDLE, THREADING SHUTTLE, WINDING BOBBIN. ELEGANT IN FINiERI, AND rN rACT The Only Porlfct Machine LAe. A. & A. G. ALFORD, % . ^ South Calvert Street, BALTIMORE, MD. ATTENTION! A 8 we intend to give our attention ,~ int the tu( ure entirelv to P'lanta tion Supplies and Fertilizers, we ofler the contents of our Dry Goods and Clothing Store at cost, as we intend to give up that part of our business. These Goods must he sold, and for cash on delivery. Now is your time to buy. Bllack Cashineres at Now York cost. Colored Cashmere. at New York cost. liack Alpacas at New York cost. Colored Alpaca. at New York cost. All kinds of Dress Goods at New York cost. Trimming Satins (all shades) at New York cost. A full line of Cassimores at New York cost. Water-proof Cloths at New York cost. TO XtOU8EftEEPEks: Table Linen at New York cost. Napikins at Now York cost. Doylles at New York cost. Trowels at New York dost. BUtTTON8! BUTTONS 11 Ladies' and Gents' Hosiery, Onder wear and Gloves; all at New York -cost, Bay your Spring and Summer Ulresses, Jaconets, Swiss, Victoria Lawns, Linens, Cambrics and Edlg. ings, and Insertings to trim thorn with. All at New York cost. We have no stiace to entumerate fur. thor. We watnt to sell out everything not ttstally kept In a PlantatIon Sup. ply Storc. , TiS 18 NO IltMV'00 'Call and ptices will convince yout And he sure anid bring the CASH, ai no goods will be0 charged. F. Elder em Oo. dec.80 COL UMB I A lOlTEL N.(.W AN1 no(-lm 10i11t1. -- 1,srb toT4es t z BUY Have Seen Ill be the largest, handsomest and cheap' Sdesign and work manlhip unequalck. itited to be as represented.. Price your first-class store where you will have the ear in mind that I ship goods to Ridge rard's, Blackstock, and as far as Chester of the qualfty and price of my goods. . (all Pockets, Brackets, Mirrors, Plctkure k Shelves, cheaper than the cheapest. lets, made to match Cuttago and Cham supply of Sewing Machines as good as aue yonr mother or your neighbor has f the machines that are most largely you want is the one that will save vou ne light and will last a long time. I b'ave arded to one of the Machines I represent on to many that are using it, and it has ember that I am agent for a Dour and me will have prompt attention and at )aired at moderate prices. I am also d Shingles for sale at small profits. Sew mnd parts of Machines can be hd through g elsewhere. R. W. PHILLIPS. T TRIUMPH, MINCTON Aments for 3AZAR PATTERNS. TAKE NOTICE. REMEMBER THE PLACE OF~ R Ldleckor & Bra. .IHEY are closin~g ouit their entii'e atock of WINTZR D2SS G00DS of all descriptions at exp~ecially low~ prices, CLOTHING I CLOIT1G I I To make room for ot Spring Goods, we will close otut all Ileavy Wool Gars ments, consisting of Suits and Over' coats, regardless cif their 4'alue. P'URN16SING GOODS1 which we will also close otit equally jcheap, A call for inspection is cordially ina vited and satisfaction guaranteed in overy respect. P. LA NDECIGRI & 13RO. Jan 15 T HE PEOP2LE'S IMUTUAL~ RELIEF ASSOCIA T10N, rU HIS8 is an \suoirton of bttainess men, .L who, for their mutual protection, contribute towards a fund, so as in caso of death, their famhilias may rea ceive from $2.n00 to $5,000' aording to amount of certiflcate. This ii one ofrthe beat plans of lire' insurance. You >a as you go, just like fire inautance, arn with more convenience evon, as you pay hy small instalments during the year. We refer to those beat acquainted with us,. vi :enmbers in Fairmleld: (1. H. Mo Mastor, Jas. A. Brice, Jo B.' Davis, D, MoOreight. Jno. J. Neil, Thomas L. John eon, 3. Oileniing, It, B Hanahan, I. Meas avis, Jas. Q. Davis. ,Anv nou hat should like to betonie a dco~br r will Ootp2ly Ao 0,tC.A C T,