The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, March 01, 1881, Image 3
TOWN AND COUNTY.
TUSBDAY. March 1. t : i s 1881.
Thlts OF THE' NEwS AND IERALD.
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low palss WinlnsIfbor) its follows:
NorthI-b0 und pssenger. 11.40i a. n.:
souilb-boun-d, 6.15 1p. m.; north-bound
freight, 8.38 a.m.; sonth-bound, 12.57
p. In. These arrivals are on the basis
of Winnsboro time.
New Advert liaements.
Found-Se advertisement.
Iniau-uration-J. Groesehel.
Notice School Trustees.
lNotice School Apportionment.
Confectioneries, etc.-J. W. Aikein.
The anniversary neeting of the
Bachelors' Protnetive Union will take
place this evening at the Town H1a1ll at
81 o'clock. Business of importance
will be trainsacted.
Sumter is to have a new paperi-tho
Spirit of the Times, to be published
by Mr. C. 11. De Lorme, assisted by
Mr. H-. L. Dorr. Iii politics it will be
Democratic, but "conservative" and
udndopendent."
Read the advlertisemient of Mr. Jiu.
W. Aiken. Ile will keep conslaitly
on hand a full stock of everylhing in
his line,.and lovers of good things will
do well to call at his store-the one
formerly occupied by Mr. A. P. Miller.
Mr. R1. Mt. Huey leaves to-dIy Fo
the North. (m a trip in which he will
combine business with pleasquie. lie
will stop in Washington for the inau
guaration, and will visi., ot:ier llaces
of interest. We wish him a lleasant
time and a safe return.
PARDoNED.-The Governor has par
d-)mled Lige Robinson, who was sen
tenced by Judge hludson at the March
term, 1878, for this county to five
years at hard labor in the peniteiitiary
ior' burlalr and laren'ly. The ar(lon
was grant ed on the recolipmendationl of
the surgeoni of the peniteltilr'y on ac
count ot bad1( health. Th'le conlvict had
served three years of hissentence. hiis
crlime wa'1s the theft of a y!oldl watch
and somte imey from..Jjr..hut D).
lMmilf iJ85..
ENricING A LAIIomm~.-The first case
in this county, niadler thme Act of' the
Legislatutre punm~ishinig a person for en
ticing away the lablorer of anmother0.
was tried before rial Justie Bluch
anan on Saturday last.. Thme prosecu
trwas Mr. J. Ii. Blrown and the
ddfendant Mr. Thomas Revnolds -
the formie~r bei ng represented by
31essrs. Gaillard & Reynolds, and the
latter by Jo. J. Neil, Esq. The case
was tried by the Justice without a
jury, and the defendant was found
guilty. __________
Mr'. Josenh Groeschel is out with a
openin in l the store' formhiely oc1cup1ied
bjy Sol. Wolfe. Ile will keep always
on hand a full stock of dry goods,
clothings, boats, shoes, hats and1( no
ions. Mr'. G roescheal kniows how to.
run i the business anad to please his ens
tomeors. He e~xpects to starit sooni for
Neni York to layv in his spring supply.
In the mn)(itimue he invites bnIvers to
conmc -md see him, pledgia- th1011em n
tire satistfaction both as to prices and
qjualit~y of goods.
A 000o) I'a n's wonxia.
The Result of IntligentI Farmi~ng mn
"wVorn, Out Fatiei."
Messr8s. Eddi/ors: I promiseud you
last Fall that I would give you Ithe ire.
turns of nmy crop for 1880, anid, as I
have just flished ginnaing will niow
fulfill my promise. I worked fouir
mules on shares, and~ imaide sevenit -
five ba les of' cot ton~ aIveraawin ND
plounds and a Iract iou, thliru'('n hau
-dred bushels oft 011s (of~ whih I
threshed 1002 bushels), one hlund red
bushels of corn. (too dry) ; a hundred
and fifty busbels of pense5 and~ a flne
crop of sweet piotatoes. I hope) this
will encourage my brother planiters;
and prove to themi that there Is life' in
tIls old land yet. amid that with labor
}pr'oper'ly cointrolledl, we can yet be a
happy and prosperous people.
Respect fully,
N. C. R OBERTSON.
I ~ IzMSPO! . DorInMP IWS onE EK.
The a'rop Prospects --Improvemeont of Old
Lands-The Puli: Roadts.
P UMPER's CRiEim, F,)buury 28.
Farmers in the country are now be
ginning to make a little show in the
way of planning for' a new crop. The
cotton, whIch was late in being pickedi:
is now all gather'ed amnd baled. A
lar'ge average of spr'ing oats has been
- plamnted, amid great expectations ar'e
based on the hope of a good oerop-thls
owing to the scarcity of corn in this
locality. Not much fall oats was
planted, owing to there being so muchl
wet weather at that time, but. it has
been made uip since the spring.
In traveling fi'om, this place to
'Winnsboro, Anotice that some of the
most strik~# features of' industry are
hownos' plantations of Mr. A.
[Williford bmd Mr. Thos. Owings. Here
may those Who wish to learn how to
bring the poverty washed hills to their.
naturalstate, aId the murshy swamps,
which in many places are allowed to
produco-malaria only, and enrich the
ph3slclan iII the Vay of praclice, stop
for a mometit and look over the many
deep drains that have been cut., and
learn a proftlable lesson. I hope none
Inay censure me fvr saying that before
we can come up to the mark where all
intelligent planters should stan(1, mor
of just such work as these gentlemen
are now -carrying on will have to be
done. There certainly have beeii some
fine crops Qf cotton made since the
war, but, the many large bodies of
woods that stood to shelter Sherman,
have been howi down to narrow
scopes, and the old fields left to riun
Into gullies. All should remember
that It is far more profitable to have
"taters" to sell than seed t.o buy, and
wood to cut than ioie to burn.
Several meetings of the Jackson's
Creek Demoeiratic Club have beet
called to make arraigements for de
fraying the expenses of those wlo have
been arrested. As yet, I uniderstand,
nothing has been done. This matter,
above all other calls, should, I tlihik,
be attended to prumpily0.
'he publ.u roads have now dried
1ny, but haLve ani t olmn111011l rouglh
st rifae. Afler I lie weary traveler has
jon-neyed ten miles to the "Boro," lie
feels veiw niuch like call.nu on Mr. F.
W. nitbeiclt, where the "'i imer main"'
can be refreshed and matle to feel
satislied with himself' and all olier
fellow-niortati.. After dining at such
a place as tiis, where the best.- the
market atfftrds is served 111), andli the
be-t. smoke in the shape of a cigar Ilr
t.lie luolley is -ivel, it inakes it maii
feel as ii' there are far worse places
thal "our town," aiid it is not neces
sITry to travel long before one maiy find
themi.
Much credit is given to Tmi. Naws
AND lAnUtAID ior the active liittL takei
in behalf lofthe parties recentiv arrest.
ed. Vii.'TrE.
-Thos. Jallesr, Eng
hnd. mvs: T e ''On ly Lng Pad" is
beh min-1h thrng ried ere Omne
hicIy has alreat.tl rece'ivcd geiai beie
it, who has Su1llerel for yearis1 fin sii
Iiuobhilis iind Asthma, and1(l cotln s
tion W1 righ i, lung.-Se AdV.
N tin lay las!. in tho ''"Prcsbyt-rian
0 os.a GOLD B]00C,1 w hich
the owner can get by applying at this
Oflice. In oving property, and paying for
this advertiintment. mat ir I - txtf
CONFECTIONERIES,
FRUCI7T , IETC.
. HE undersigned havying punreLased the
.' stock in trade, rLcently -owned by
A. P. Mit'er. proposes to sell ti.e sanie at
an d L elow oririnal cost. IIofeforiE (1
Un'ffek.~tl~rlytv cents per pound.
Ladies' aktsa cost, Dolls and TIoys1
belowy cost.
JUST RECEIVED,
an 1 always on han I , Freshi B nan rs Or
ilnges. Leinion<, Ap)plesi. Cakes and B~reads
ol dlifferent kinds.
J W. AIKEN.
p? Bread, geod and fresh always on
hand muar l--tx3mi
H IE nndersigned begs to inform the
punblic of Winnsboro and Fair'field
countsv, that lie has established himself
in the building formerly occupied by
Saling Wolife, for thec purpose of con",
dtucting a first-class Dry Goods, Coth
ing, Boots, Slhces, Hats, Caps, Trunks,
Ltadies' and Geiias' Notiotns E8'ablish.
men. B strict atttent ion Lu business,
plbi'erss to .a:e and all. 'a holes to
II E followving-no~uned1 perisonsR are
herebyv alppoinIted Schtol Trn'is
tees for the sevei'al School Distr'icts
of' FatirIflehl Cou ntv:
Thowinship No. 1 -W 13. Estes, W.
TJowniship No. 2-J no. 8. Douglass,
H. Ca. (lowney', Chais. Soewart.
'iTowniship No. 3-Samitl. R. ,John
ston, E. D). Mobley, WVmu. Smbih.
ToI'wnshli Ii No. 4.-A. J. Lamair, WV.
A. Smith, 11arens~ Wilsoni.
Ttownshtipl No. 5 -Ii. F. Gibson, S.
A. McCormick, Niehiolas 1faurrison.i
Townlupiil No. 6-F. L. M. D~uke,
E. II. Hel(inis, Postel lHarrison.
rTown'ishipj No. ?-T'. E. Cloud, T1. MI.
Townisly No. 8--Il. E. Edmunuds,
John Fenly, C. RI. Means.
Towns~hip No. 9~-J. RI. Delleney,
T. B. McKhIlstry, D~aniel Bird.
TIownship No. 10--J. D). Leitncer,
Jtohn Lemmion. W1vade flerndon.
TIownshlp No. 1l-W. B..Yarbor
otnj h, D. L. Glenn. D. S. Iice.
'owns hi p No. 12-J. A. Robertson,
John Stift. 1). C. Alken.
Township No. 13--W. C. Chowney,
Jais. McGil l,.8r'., Sam Gier.
Towvnship No. 14-G. II. McMaster,
TV. Rtoss BAober'tsonu, John D. Smairt.
Township No. 15--J. T. Dawkins,
[H. Y..McM eek in, Jerr'y Thompson..
.JOH)N boYD,
J. E. McDONA LD),
R. ME A'NS DAVIS,
Co. Bd. Examiners Fairfld Co.
man' Ii1
TAE SCHOOL FUND.
rIIE following appropriations for
Sschool pilpose8s are hereby made
for the several townships for the pres.
ent scholastic year:
TowinshIl) No. 1................$ 700
Township No. 2........v....... 1000
Townshi > No. 8................ 655
Towish1lip No. 4................ 465
Towi hip No. 5................ 534
Township No. 6................ 567
Township No. 7............... 434
Township No. 8.............. 1020
Township No.9................ 840
Township No. 10... ......... 438
Township No. 11.............. 679
Township No. 12........... ... 944
Towniil) No. 13..............-. 1124
Township No. 14............... 1745
JOHN BOYD,
J. E. McDONALD,
I. MEANS DAVIS,
Co. Bd. Examiners Fairiloid Co.
mar 1 txl
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4.1hoestknd. Choe.Fadl
figures.Sh
I a p~vng iges prce f
Hids.Giv m a call.~ .
W.U ONY2
fa 1 iia ..
Sale aiidFedSabls,
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WINNSBORO, S. C.
A S 1880 has passed away, I am
thankful for the past favors be
stowed on mne by ny customers of
Chester. Lancaster and Fairfield coun
ties, and must say that I have col- w
lected exceedingly well, notwithstand- D
ing the dry season and short crop. I
now Invito thom to coiume, anti will
sell them
MULES AND HORSES
on time until fall, upon their making
me good papers. I also Invite Cash
buyers, as I can sell to thuem as low as W
the lowest for Cash.
I DEFY COMPETITION.
A. WILLIFORlD.
jan it
THE CELPh.RATED
THE CELEBRATED
THE CELEbRATED
THE CELEBP.A.TED
HOSTETTER BITTERS
HOSTETTER BITTERS
HOSTETTER BITTERS
HOSTETTER BITT ERS
-AT
F. W HABENICHT'S.
F. W. HABENICHT'S
F AT
F. W. HABENICHT'S.
F. W. HA.BENICITS7.1
i
THE GREAT INDIAN c e
AN
THE GREAT INDIAN
th
THE GREAT INDIAN te
THlE GREAT INDIAN th
th
OCEOLA BITTERS N.
OCEOLA BITTERS 5'
OCEOLA BITTERS
tli
OCEOLA BITTERS to
Ol1
P. W. HABJENICHT'S.
F. W. HIABENICHT'S.
F. W. HIABENIOHT'S.
F. W. HABENICHT'S.
GENUINE IMPORTED
GENUINE IMPORTED '
GENUINE IMPORTED
A,
ANGUSTORA BITTERS
ANGUSTORA BITTERS
SI
ANGUSTOR A BITTERS
la
fo
fr
F. W. HABENICHlT'S. - K
F W. HIABENICHIT'S.D
F. W. UABSENICIT'S. c
feb 12
FRE8H GROURiUES!I
'UG~lS.assorted. Coffges, Rio,
u agavra and( Old Gov. Java. e
Rio andl Old Gov. Java Roasted.
Teas, Black, Imiperial, Gunpowder f
and Young Hyson.
CANNED G OODS.
Pears, Peaches, P'inctpples. Th
matoes, Salmon, Corned Bietf, Deviled
Ilam and Tlurkoy, Sairdin ty. &c. ,
MacarIoni mid Cheese, Jinmrer Pre
ser ves, Pin llead Oat ,'eail, Coopet
(ielatine, Mustard, 13 f1ck Pepper and
Nutmesra.
Baldwiln Catau Cross &' Black. Ti
well's Chiow Chi w, Empire Chow -
(:how. Assorted ickles, Lea & Per
rin's WVorcestersh r'e Sauce.w
J. F. M MASTER & CJO.l
GUANO? CUANOI c!
I H AE th nay otseveral standard tT
the Monarhad the Wilcox & Gibbs at
Maiuae. it also keep alarge ta
engpa of Acid P p 'hate. Part will wa
WE OF1 ER
PECIAL luducements to customers
) wanting
WINTER GOODS.
It will pay to examine and price our
>ck of' Dress Goods. Flanvels, Cas.
neces. Jleans, Blikets, and all other
ods, as they will be sold eleap. We
k the attention of the ladies to our
CLOAKS AND DOLMANS,
iih will bo closed out at LOW
DWN'PRICES. ,
dLOTHING AT BOTTOM FIGURES.
A small lot of Carpeting, which i
11 be closed out at BA HGAINS.
IeMASTER, BRICE & KETCIN. i
Ian 15
SPOOL COTTON.
ESTAilL18n1ED 1A12.
TRADE
(WOUND ON M ' nrE SPooLs.
GEORGE A. CLARIi,
SOLE AGENT.
10 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
since the introduction of tiis Spool
*don into the American inarket. its Ruc.
is has been inproced nted. Yo other
and of thread has ever met with the
me amount. of publi:: hav.-r in tho samo
aco of 'ime.
L',o -0. N T " manufacturers wore the
at to recognize the importance of the
wing Machine and to make a six -cord
tton, which has ever boon the recog
rt.d standard for masohines.1 ,
All the improvomenta h.; imachinery
itt. thn inventivo genius of the nine.
!th century has produced have b)len
apted by the manufacturora of -O.N.T."
At. all the greet, International Fairs of
o world, "0. N. T." hai been awarded
o highest bnors.
The '0. N. T." factoriea at Newark.
J., and Painley, Soot and, employ
200 operatives - make sufficiont thread
ily to go around the world four tiaes.
Consume 140 tons of c6il daily.
The i9anufaoturors of -0. N. T." are
e largest manufacturers of Spool Cot.
n in the worl..
A full assorument of this Spool Cotton.
n be had at wholesa~le and retail at JT. M.
LATY & (10. '8. -feb 22 ftx6m
s.m was' i ovr, ...
asa
UIIE i BACK A'IE
4d all diseases of tihe Kidney., Bladder
and Urinary Organs by wearing the
Itnproved Excelsior Kidney Pad
It is a marvoltoi. healing and relief.
MPLIE, SENSIBLE. DIRlECT, VAIN.
LESS, POWF1ItEUL.
[t eitres uihore all else f ails. A Reve
tion and Revolution in Medioine. Ab.
rption or direct appilication, as olpposed
unsatisfactory internal med icincs. Send
r our treatiae on Kidney troubles, aront
36. This is the Original and Genuino
idujoy Pad. Askc for itand akoeno other
At wholesale in Charloston, 8. C., by
>wie & Moise. Wholesale Drnggists.
Id by druggIsts, or sent by mail, on re
ipt of price. S2. Address
The "Only" Lung Pad Co.,
Wiliama BlooiR. Detroit, Mioh.
dec 21+.tx6mn
u, es by AilI On~ r: A (N ature'q way
L LNG DISEARES4,
41, BR~EATHIING TROUBLES.
[t Drives into the sysitem ourative
onts and henuing tuiodicinjes.
it draws f'roin the diseased ranrta the1
isonq that canne dea1th.
Thousands testify to its virtaen.
You can be0 Relieved andl( Cur-ed.
m's despair until yotu harve triod thia
naile. E.asily Applied and ItADrCAL-.
t EFFECTUA L Remedy. Rend f.wr toes-'
nonials and our book, "Three Millions
At whboiosalo in Charl 'Ifon. 8. C., by
>wif. & Molse. Whole.'-si D-'3- ista
sold by Drnggiste, or' sent by mail on
ieipt of ur -. ,O.'>. hy
The "Only " ;.ung Pad Co.,
Williams bl oo . D etrit. Mlioh.
rice 21-txum
1 THOSE DESIRiNG TOU BUILD.
E have just employed some of the
most akiIllrul and oxpenreneed
irkmoen, arnd are now ready to do all
ndal of house carpenter's wvork. We
ve also made arrangements with the
iding saw mills to funlsh naS with lumi
r. So on an - after this date we are pro.
red to do oil kinds of work. Persons
'afring to have old honses repaired, or
nitem plate hnilding. wvili do well to get
e-timate from us bofo o giving out Con -
reta Drawilng plans and speoifinotions
specialty. We aro versed in all tihe new-.
vies and outs ot the day. Contrao's'
ken anywhere in the Suuth. All work
stranted.
JOHN IT. P'URCELT1& BROR.,
Builders and Contractor.
Winnsboro, S. 0,
fe 17..znm
)ON"%
Until
You
M Y STOCK of Furniture, which will
et according to quality, and for
lemember that all my goods are warrai
?urnilture elsewhere, then come to the I
>est seleelion and can buy cheaper. . Be
var. Blvthewood, Whito Oak, Voodwi
mid Yoi:k. - This is a recominendatlon o
A new supply of' Widow Shades. Wt
ranes, Chromos, Hat Racks, aud Book
The largest supply of Tin Chambuer Se
por Suits. Call and see them. A new i
mv. Don't Buy a Machine merelv beea
t and likes it. Reniember that m'ost of
mfled have but little merit. The one v
ime and vexation, is noiseless, rn'i
t. Remember the Gold Medal was awa
>ver eighty competitors. I can refer yv
ilways given entire satisfaction. Reint
;isl Factorv. All ordLirs elltrusted to I
he lowest prices. Furniture neatly rep
>repared tu make to order. Lnmher aid
ng Machine Needles and attachments at
ne. Don't full to call before purchasing
T:HE LATE8b
SEWING MACHINE.
LARGE ARf.
uIMPLE
NiOISELESS.
SETTING NEEDLE,
THREADING SHUTTLE,
WINDING BOBBIN.
ELEGANT IN FINX11h.
AND IV FACT
Deo OGll Prfact MLa1lillo Iua.
A. & A. G. ALFORD,
f. South Calvert Street,
DALTIMORE. MD.
TAKE NOTICE.
REMEMBER TIE PLACE OF
-"er ue~.
PHEY arc closing out their entire
itock of
WINTER D1ESS GO00DS
>af all descriptions at expeclally low'
prices.
CLOTHlING ! CLOTHIlNG 1I
To make room for onr Spring Goods,
we will close out all Heavy 'Wool Gar
ments, consisting of Suits and Over.
coats, regardless of their value.
FUit NIS HINGc GO ODS,
which we will also close otit equally
:hoap.
A call for inspection ts cordially In
rited and satisfaction guaranteed in
every respect.
P. LANDECKER & BRO.
jan 15
SLighitest s
Salo uEnnmR~3
R. W PHiILLIPS, Agent, Wirus.
boro, 84 C. dc 21-ly
ONION SETS.
TJ BESIH Gardeni Seed and Ordotn Sets,
ist rooelved.
- McMAsITER, BRICCB h RETOflN.
jsan la
Hfave
BUT , .
be the largest, handsomest and cheap
clesign anid workmanship nn1equaled,
ted to be as represeited. Price your
lrst-class store where you w *ill have the
ir in mind that I ship goodi to Ridge.
rd's, Blackstock, and as far as Chester
r t he quality and price of my goods.
i Pockets, Brackets, Mirrors, Picture
Shelves, chelaper than the cheapest.
Is. imade to imitch Cottnge and Chain
inpply of Sewing Machines a. good as
nue your mother or your icghbor has
the machines that are most largely
DU Wilit is the ole that will save You
F light aid will last a long time. I havo
rded to o1e of the Machines I represent
ui to maiv that are using it, and it has
mbiter thti I am ageit ifor a Door atid
tie will have prompt attention and at
dired at moderate pr ice. I am also
Shiinghs for sale at. small profits. Sew
d parts of Machines can be had. Ihrough .
elsewhere. R. .W. PHILLIPS.
AMTlfUMPH,
Acaat4 for BAZAR PATTERNS.
ATTENTION!
A 8 we intend to give our attention
lin the ful nreC entirely to Planta.
tion Supplies nid Fertilizers, we oflet'
the contents of' our Drv Goods and
Clothilnig Store it. cost, as we iimeid to
giv nO >l thiat part or our business.
'hesce ' o ads must he s'old. and for
cashi ,m delivery. Now is your timo -
to .buv... - : .
Bi .'k Cashmlerce at New York cost.
~'.)lred Cashmeiiros at New York
cost.
-' ti61b ,a New York cost.
Colored Alpacas \at New York cost.
All ind ofDrese Goods at Newv
York c~ost.
Triminig Satinit (all shades) at
Now York cost.
- asimeres t e
A full lino of atio
York cost.A
Watcr-proof Cloths a~t New York
TO IKO0USEKEEnona
'to e
Table Linen at New York c'
Napkins at Now York cost.
Doylies at Newv York cost.
Towols at Now York cost.
BUTTONS I BUTTONS I
Ladies' and Gents' Hosiery, Ulnder'd
wear and Gloves; all at New York
cost.
thuy yotn' Spring and Summer.
Dresses, .laconets, Swiss, Victoria
Lawns, Ljiieiis. Cambhrica aind Edgr
inigs, anid insertiings to trimt them wvith,
All at New Yorkt cost.
We have 1n0 space to enutnerato fur..
thor'. We want to sell out. everything
not iisually kept in a Piantatiou~ Stip.
ply Store.
TI HIS I8 NO HUMBUG.
Call and prIces will convince yOtU.
And ho sure and bring the CASH, as
no goods ilil bo charged.
F. Elder a Oo.
dec 30
TOP BUGGIES.
OP'EN BUcGES.
SPR NG WAGONS.
1. AVE in itaro a car toad of assorted
tyles, wvhich I off'or at bottom fignres tor
cash o? good papeor. Call and elammo
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