The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, March 15, 1881, Image 3
WN AND COUNTY.
*DAY. arek 15. k r I I 18st.
TERMs oF Tas N3W8 AND RERALD.
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tisements. Simple announcements o1
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c lmnrgedd-rolicited..
A. j ooflithmunllicatiols. of whatsoev.
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W anshrro Publishing Comparw%
W. m81boro. S. C.
RAILROAD SeHEDULE.-The triti
nlow passi Winnsboro." as Colo'
North-bound passenger, 12.18 n. n:.
sout.h-bound. 5.10 p. m.; north-b'und
freight, 8.54 0. m.; son th-hound, 1.16
p. in. These arrivals are oii the biis
of Railroad time. sixteen minutes
faster than Wiinsboro time.
Now Adyori snments.
Sheriff's Sale-J. D. MoCarley, S.
F. C.
Local BrIfa.
-The Afiean Methodist congrega
tion are making efforts to procure a
bell for their church..
-Messrs. T. 11. Ketchin and Josnph
Groeschel have gone to tile Northern
markets to purchase their s pring stoeks.
-If you want a ist-class sewing
machine, at an extremely low pricu,
don't fail to inqure at the office of TiE
NEWS AND H ERALD.
-The Richniud and McElreth Dra
matic Troupe, after a short bitt suc
cesful ellgagellt here, left on Suniday
for Clester.
-Thie Town Council is having a
good deal of work done on1 th streets,
and they will soon be in a first-rate
condition.
-Tile cotton mnirket last week i a;
dull and depresse(. On Saturdy
good cotton brought in Whinsiboro
fromti 10 to 10:30.
-The Rev. J. T. Chalmers preached
in the Associate Refornied church oil
Sunday morning. Ie will till the
same pulpit on Sunday next.
-The lIev. J. N. EnII tzmingerI preach
ed in the Baptist church on Sui day
night. Ile will preach herc agaiI
on the fourth Sunday in this miontlih.
-Dr. S. I Gailliard, a native of Fair
field, and well known in thiscounty, is
oi a visit to relatives in Wiboro.
JFis inany friends are pleased to sec
him.
-Tlhe ladies of the Episcopal churell
prlOpose0 impjroving thea chantee win
dlow by enlarging it anitq r'elacinig the
present colored glasses with hlandlsome
panes of ground glass..
-Mrs. ,J. 0. B~ong ha~s returnmed froml
New York, and will soon be0 ready' to
shlow her lady friends and customners a
supply of sprinc millinery that will
Surely regale t heir eyes.
-A bowling-alley is soon to be es
tahbishedl here, on Mr. Boag's lot at thle
corner of Oongress anld Liberty .stieets.
Special arrangements will be mande for
thle ladies.
-Tile word Lent is derived from an
.Anglo-Saxon word mtean ing sprin1g.
Another derivatloll t races it to thle
Anglo-Saxon wvord /enegain, te length
en--because alt this season of the year
tile days lengthen.
-Mr. Janmes D. Fraser is on a short.
visit to town, attenlding- to privale
- businless. Jim is a whole-sonlel, jdly
fellow, and his inends are ahi vays giad
to wtelacomeu him.11
Uionl, attend1intg court. lIe( is i
uinder the sty'le ofl. R'11 & M K s ick,
an~d 111e 1h m hias a large) and( growVing.
practice.
-Mr. W. H. Flenniken is hanving his
d cwellinig ait "Bellevue'' repaite:l and
. otherwise impr)oved, and1( it nlow pre
sents a most pleasing anid handcsomei
* appearanre.
*-The Trial Justices have been get
ting after tile poll-tax delinquents
the number of whom, however, owing
to tile rigid enforcement of the lawv, is
much smaller than hleretoforec.
-The lawyers are on thle qui vire
for Supreme Cour t decisions. There
* were four cases from this conty argu
od at the1 January term, and none have
yet keen hear'd from.
-'The press-work oil THE Naws AND
HERALD is not what we wish it to bie.
We are now inl negotiation with manu
facturers for a newv press, and hope ore
long to have it.
-Mr. J. Clenldining hats som1e very
nice pickles, whlich lie is offering at
very low prices-$1.50 per' gallon, or
frycnsper quart. Housekeepers
Wvill find these pickles just tihe thing
for general table use.
-A meetIng will be hold in the Pres
byterian church at. four o'clock on next
*Sunday afternoon, for the puirposeo of
reorganizing thei Fair fold Biblo Socle
ty. All interest'ed are cordially invit
ed to attend.
-There sceems to Ifcs an impression
that under the rece Act of the Legis
lature the no-fence a1w in Townships
Six and Eight does. not go into opera
tion till nlext yearl This is a mlistake
* -the new statn, took efreet on the
*frst dasy of March.
-The hone of .. Nroimo,
in the lower porti ea counfty, was
entered by a b ,last 4ihursda.
- ight, anid a 'so, tes.a'a pocket
book,a . ' ?.-a sitit of
Ole * t6 for-m'atter' 'oom in
- t~ undergt 1W
4. am --M o~. . ftnaf
place will be held on Wednesday norn
lng, at eloeQe o'cocik. The Rev.-J.
P. "Mrlon will- preside. It is under.
stood that the object of the meeting Il
to make a call for the pastoral serviei
es of the Rev. Mr. Chalmers.
- flisret case, In this county, undel
the Act of the Legislature prohibilin
the sale of liquor to minors came il:)
before 'ErIal.J ustiec Neil on Satur'day.
Mr. W. B. Sloan ofBlackstock being
the-party charged. The prosecutor,
Mr. J. C. Mackoiell, 'alleged that, the
defendtint had gold lignor to his son,
The defemidant plhleaded gnilly, tad wai
seniteneccd to pay a Onoe of t wen'ty-iv
dollars and the costs of the proceed
imgs.
--The United States Court meets in
Charleston 911 the filrt M1lday 'in
Ap~r'l, and the~ pafrt ICie chr!edl 't . -
timidaion ar1 boundeer 'I app ai at
a(d it is hopeI 11h.it eve'ry c.ub will h:'
epr('e'itted i. the Exeu'-ive 'omi -
tee orI er;iy , n i o e . -. r. Th iis
1, it - a-,r in ee thev v. h If! na
re i ' d.
he-ld inl the Town I1 : T11,w
\eeninig, the 17th ins.4t', a: i'
O'cloick, sharp). Every mlembert is- re
queAted to be present, as the leti I;
means business. R. 'M EANS DAVIS,
Pre-Sidentl.
STATE SUNDAY SChook. CONVENIoN.
-Mr. Charles Pctty, Chairman of the
ExeutiVe Comnittee, publishes the
progratn tie of the exercises for the
State Sunday School Colvention,
which will i be held inl Columbia on the
13th and 14th of April. The Conven
tioni will be called to order 11t. 10 a. m11.,
the first day. The following subjects
will be diseus'sed in the followin, or
der, unile.s. Otherwise Ordered:
The Rev. W. P. Jacobs-The Prop
er Use of Illustrations by We Superin
tendenti aid Teocher.
The Rev. W. H-. Strickiland-Suin
(ay Schools and Missions-Twin Sis
ters.
Mr . .J. Pattersonl-Best Wav to
Retain a11d Intterest Adults in StiindaV
School Work.
The Rev. A. Coke Smith-The In
ternational Lesson Systein-Its Merits
and Defects'.
The Rev. J. Hawkins-Sunday
School Libraries and Litora ure.
Mr. J. Adger Simythe-Metliods iin
Prepariationl and Teaching.
TIhe lRev. J. L. (irardea i-Perils 1
the Yothii of To-Dav.
The Rev. C. C. Brown-Organiza
tio atind icee( -dls.
There will be a mass meetiing Ttes
day evening, the 121h ot' April, under
the direction of the commit tee of' ar
rantgemienits in Colum nbia. .It is dlesira
ble4. ha~t ('eh countty send~ upi a full
delegation. Arranireemnts will be
made with railroads f'or reduced rates
for (deregates.
TInlE' E.A cnI luw! ASSJcI.mTON.
The regulabr bi-mnthlly mecetintg of
thie Techi' er's' Associat ion wasl hi int
WV,nntsbort)o on Saturday. 'Te follow
i .g leacher's were lwe(sentt :(Col. I1.
C.. Davis, preeiet . Mr's. A. Y . Cail
S. D~iutam., W. .lRiarid:-on, I ra 'T.
SmnithI, Wt. .Keller ho'u id R. M!etans
Dai'. H-toor u mmber, Drm. Juim
Boy~d. Af.lter prayer by lie Rev.. W.'
liichardsont, and the r'easiing >f 1he min
ni'es 0' thle pr'(ecdintg mee'ii tig Mr.
Et 1i. nhason u randaa ;alrM a. Me.\!a)
tler and M ellogg's S . w:.1 (,. i
preseng, weeliariy elecofetmd -.ruin-d
aVlb titnin (segas ile up nd e blhek
intar'dndlo (ofi ted ttili-unnon hn is.
cThent followed, inormi tg ~v r -1Nit'
oninvearoi prall t[iontock
he anx hsubmisiot o the prompnme
wsi fla ioninto yMr ahm0
the Iemtcdof thamaeca wau::yt' hb
Reand K niellog'si syse wofe di
griams Ao tnumbt er of. sentnoestin.
pvlving he nliieso cofs'rtion
were put n1( daram thupeton the blackJ
boar Mad explaind hnformais
ofssion Afoiawed, duing whouic Mr.
meetaron he att efore toQuck
enos dvio of nentne and caus
es, and.is milslo of o sthe, corle
etee ond hue phrse frm'isneoro
sifleati on.tefrtMndyi pi
Te beleeneyo the wbun oathe. had
causedas dlyinoe n the w m eetibg
ad thov~e to it:poedng eehl
stein aril conunitsssint Want olaint
preventedthe disusoo feiured
olaeso and. after Ah. ctonn of M. Jat
E.lca nad ars an h.S~onrarvie membn
af the Asropaton, Not jorneda te
stet onH th. Saturdaybfr.l u
mni-May.
S HERiLs F. D SoALE .F.C
rOeted.Iwe ofe, o albfr
the Caor House door 1n Winnboo
1S. C..8 O to fSrst mndnin April,
tho'hihst becid.,tefloigdsrb
jdprpety1 t wt
-- I8ssomyWON.
firut of F.'- ELDER & CQ, in 4
'. nivedf by' -ittMob veut.,t -9
'assutnws-:'Allt,.o lia bllii*W 'd-t; Mob.
authorizod to sign in liquidation-., N
I will contihu6 fajo busine s hertofo're
carried on by F. JElder &'C6. at the-old
stand. and solicit' a oontinuanoe of the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed.
F. ELDEIl.
Al erso indobted eithor to myself
otr F. .dir & C on' past dito iotes or
Saccounta are hero''idtifii 'thit thefywill
b'e 'iveni thinj -dayst in -whtch to settle,
aft I tha t limo 'uit will lti ontered agaidns
t hen ' Nobod.- bIek or wbilo. rich or
p)vor. will 1o )Qala.ln exdiiuxop io,.
ua 2, F. E LDE R.
an
NEW SPRING GOJD3.
NEW 'PRING GOODS.
OUR NEW STOCK
OUR NEW STOCK
OUR NEW STOCK
OUR NEW STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS
OF SPRING GOODS
OF SPRING GOODS
OF' SPRING GUODS
IS ARRIVING
IS ARRIVING.
IS ARRIVING.
IS ARRIVING.
COME AND SEE US.
COME. A ND SEE US.
COME AND SEE US.
COME AND SEE' US.
P. LANDECKER.& BRO.
P. LANDECKNER & 1311.
P LANDIEC'KER & BRO.
*P LANDE(I.KER & BRO.
meh' 12
OPEN BUGt;IES.
Y BLTGC IE.- and S3PRING
A~*t ON S .r oilered'( at
br ir e orbc. , a small.
......................0.00
-.....................5.00,
- Spro g Wa.:l&an, two
................ 7.00 A
;* eai'lt, t hree-sJing----.a
mela InrnonI0l~.......75.00
\ 1: iri;al and wo k manship1
a' rr : Id. A xle's are Sijeldon'
andii pfa -r wh (eels. I have alsIo
I ~ J. II. CUMMINGS. Z
Opp. Dunlevy~ & Fant's,
H AKR N E S
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TGORI LACK of other emnployanent dur.
i1 ng the siack bnaineflss Rsaon, the
unde(1reignled prioponen to half-solo shoes.
usaing only the best lost or.
LADIES' SIJOES A SPEJCIALTYI
Amuple satlisfaction guaranteed in every
respect. Orders taken at the Paruanaae,
n~tih 5-- B3ENJ. G. -PRAT T.
GUANO! GUANO!
I HTAVE the uigenoy of several saadard
branda a" Guano. amongst whloh are
the Monarch and t'he Wiles & Gibbi
Manipulated. I will also keep a largE
suppAy of Acid Phoe phate. Paries wil
dQ well to givo me a cal1 before making
purchanes elRewbere. L will always giv4
tbe highest market price for Otton.
feb 3 - tx2m B. J. McCAEbEY.
R. PILL IAgnt Wpinn
'boro. . C.SD UI W1-1.
M
Srafor-Our House
01H, YES 1 0HL YESI
rlHE STONE MOUNTAIN CORN W1H1S.
KEY ham come and is still consing
If you want good Whiskey and good
seg~ars, cnll at
CLENDININO'S HOUSE,
next door to W. it. Doty & Co. He keeps
the best of everything. The best Nat han's
Ol Cabinet Wf iskey. The best Gibson's
Whiskey. The best Ten Cents Sngar.
The bent Five Cents Segar. And, above
all things, the best Dinner for 40 conte.
And if you come into town between 1
ind 1 o'c ock. and are hungry, call at
Ciond.iig's for a dri'bk. aR1 io will Ret
up a free lunch for you. Clend ning
k--ep at norol and a quiet bouie.
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A.- 0J
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ma./.weorcessaasosaa3-a .- -
TONNON $ =i -.iTO B~l'D
W av us m plydseo h
dios skilfulan'dsez noo
waten an at o a o l
landsof hose capente ok.4W
-heatoMd arnefet wih h
ledig awmilstofunih n- wih*um
Qr Daing plaa nspo tin
at .We ae vesedin al th ne
at 04ts f 'theSd . onrat
uI er in teo:6 -Alwor
warran .
JOH PUGE V BRS.
. 4.(t 4sad otacos
THE'undersigned begs to ini the
Public of Winnsboro and Fairnleld
county, that hie has establilhed himself
in the building formerly occupied by
Baling Wolfe, for thle pur-pose of Conl
ducting a first-class Dry Goods, Coth
Ing, Boots,,Shioes, Hats, Caps, Trunks,
Ladies' and Geints' Notions Es'ablish
mlent. By strict attention to businless,
politeness to one and all, hie hopes to
merit the ypptonage of the public.
Respxectfully,
J. GROESCHEL.
mra 1
ISPOOVL COTTON.
Ff A BIIS" Pp 12
(WI UN ON %, HITrE SPOOLA.0
GEORGEI A. CLAR,
SOLE, AOENT,
400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
since thle introduction of t'nSpool
C'otton into the American market. its Hue
s*hasbeen unprecednted. No other
brand of tread ins ever met wit the
pse amuint of public v.,r in thie samo
spaco of *imol.
To --, N. T " anu facturers were thie
firsto o bildizg to importane d of th
ewing lachine and to itk a tix -cord
cotton, which thas ever hoon the rcog
Lud est anrd for.mNachinsl.
All the improvementa in mabinery
that the inventive gnius of the nine.
teeth century ha produced have boon
adaptod by the manufacturera of -O.N.T.'
At axll thle greatt International Fairs of
the *world, "O0. N. T." hant been awarded
tho highest honors
'ihe -0. N. T." fatctorios9 at Nowarkc.
N. J ., and Paisley, Scotinind , employ
5,'200 opekrativesF - makF~e suien~it thread
daily to gon around theo world four timxes.
Consuime 1-10 tons of coal claily.
The manufacoturers4 of "O. N. T." are
thle largest matnufacturors of Spool Cot.
Jton in the worqrg.
UEATY & 00' eb 2 tx1'm
WINNSBORA, S. C.
thakfcfo the paro stin ft"' favoolb
Ctowed ion te b m utineriannakt it of
brsand a thread haveme i! te
Teceed.ex.eTdingnufactlero wthnd
fins cgntresonth ansortncrofa 1h
now inv i o them to omeo an si woll
Aell themprvmnsi ahnr
ton thimontio gallu o the maing.
tet gontod as Iao hve b'aoh
aduyeds by th canufacltoure s lo a
the hiowest foor Cas.
Ii DEFY CME TON. '. eooi~a ea
rCoHsuie 1.1 tosc t of busi caii on
ho, foai nutual o 0. .r-reottn
toointh frork2. ( 5n',acrigt
Aoullarmnt of nthis Sonl Coftthe
cbe dat plole isurean etaionla at 1s
Sale goajs Fiered Sntincanb ih,
morVcNvNSBOnR, as. Ca.b
SSa 880 hnsans ad wang th y ar.W
rter ton thoe best y acqnntewth uo,
Chiste mmntr id: G.rfel c.Mn.
te, a. AuBria, thnt B. havs .
Flennikened B.l Rug'heimer, wi J.tW.d
loeghet.r Jaon and Nslhortas Gp. Jon
haWvt ol tiemto bcome, ad ebe will
apel to.mACT
thnowest Agentah
CONFYCTONPEIE,.
H nEPge haipErhSeh
eto k LTrae -rUAnLy we
and blo, forhirginalot Hei ofer Fretnl
Ladtibu' Bakt at aos Dolla andTo
and awse o dendh, tramh1 Ba .
anel , romn, Appl0eos$," akoring Brea
bes plfern ofliinsrne eupya
smal Insahueti drin tW y. EN
ref reaod.o beat and frente. awt us
Until
You
Y STOCK of Furniture, which vI
et according to quality, and for
Remember that all my goods are warre
Furniture elsewhere, then come to the
best selection and can bur cheaper. B
war. Blvthewood, White'Oak, Woodw
and Yor'k. This is a ieconnendation
A new supply of Window Shades. .i
Frallen. Chirotos, Hat Racks, and Boo
The largest supply of Thi Chamber 8
ber Suits. call and see them. A now
any. Don't Buy a Machine merely bec
it itnd likes It. Remember that most o
pifred have but little merit. The one
time and vexation, in niseless, ru
it. Remember the Flold Medal was aw
Over eighty competitors. I can refer y
always given entire satisfaction. Rein
Sash Faclorv. All orders entrusted to
the lowerst pries. Funfiture neatly rej
I repa4red to manike to order. L11he all
Ing Mach I ile Needles an1id attachmlnents A
ie. Doni't fiilI to call before purchasin
REI
AWONG mAuHINE.
LAYlME ARM,
NOISELESS.
SETTING NEEDLE,
.I THREADING SHUTTLE,
W IlNDING BOBBIN.
EILrGANT IN FINISIt,
AD IN ACT
n 91,11 Perfoct lkhille lmue.
A. & A. G. ALFORD,
Sout'i Calvert Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
THE CELE.'.RATEL
THE CELEBRATED
THE CELEbRATED
THE CELEBP TED
HOSTETTER BITTER3
HOSTETTER BITTERS
IOSTETTER BITTERS
HOSTETTLR BITT E RS
-AT
F. W. -HABENICIIT'8.
F. W. HABENICHT'S.
F. W. .EABENICHT'S.
F. W. IIABENICHT'S.
THE GREAT INDIAN
THE GREA.T INDIAN
TIlE GRIEAT INDJAN
THE GRiEAT INDIANi
OCEOLJA BITTERS3
OCEOLA BITTERS
OCEOLA BITTERS
OCEOLA BITTERS
--AT -
F. W. HIABENICHT'S.
F. W. H ABEENI(1fT'd.
F. W. HABENICH T'4.
F. W. HABENICHT'S.
GENUINE IMPORTED
GENUINE IMPOR'l ED
GENUINE IMPORTED
ANGUSTfORA BITTERS
ANGUSTORA BITTERS
ANGUSTORIA BITTERS
--AT--.
F. W. H ADENI'MHT'8.
,F W. HAB3ENICHT'8.
F. W. HABENICHUT'.
feb}2
SEEDS! SEEDS )
J UShT received, a large lot of choio
ciGardent Seeds of all kinds.
Seedand ALSO
Seedandeating Irish Potatoes a
the choicest kinte. Choice F'aill
Gracorioa arriving daily. I have oi
hand a large lot of best quality 8ol1
Leather, whikh will be ld at loy
I mpaying highest prices for Dr3
Hidea. (Gve me a call.
.H. DONLY,
feb 12 On the Corner
..... .... .~. .
11 be the largest, handsomest and Oheap
design and iworkmanship unequaled.
unted to be aR represented. Price your
first-class store where yon will have the
r..ar In mind that I ship goods to -Ridge.
ard's, Blackstock, and as far as Cheater
:f the quality and price of my goods.
all Pockets, Brackets, Mirror', Picture
C Shelves, cheaper than the cheapest.
ets, made to match Cuttnge and ChaM
supply of Sewing Machines as good as
ause your mother or your neighbor has
f the machines that 'aro most largely
Vou want Is the one that will iavo- vou
s light and will last a long time. I havo
nrded to one of the Maclimew I represent
iu to many that are using it, anc it has
ember that I am agent for a Door and
me will have prompt tiention and at
aired at moderate pi-icet. I am also
A Shhigles for sale atFmall profits. Sew
Ind parts of Machines can be had through
ir elsewhere. R. W. Pl'lILLIPS.
MIN TON
.fix
A4nta for BA ZAR 1 ATT MRN:
FRESH GROM IES
UC. ARS. aissorerl. Coffena, Rio,
Lagnavra and Old Gov. Java.
Rio and Old Cov.. Java Roasted.
Teas, Black, Imperial, Gunpowder
and Young ..yeoin
CJANNED GOODS.
Pears, Peachens, PineF.ppleu, To.
mato~es,Salmonl, Corned-Bcef, Doviled
Ha lad urkeoy, 6ardines; &c.
IMacaroni and Chees~e, Ginger Pre
serven,Pin Jiead Oat Meal, Coopet
Golatine, Musttard, Black Popper and
Baldvinm Cateup. Cross & Black
well's Chow Chow, Em pire Chow
Chow, Assorted Pickl es, Lea & Per.
rin's Woroestershiro 8auce.
3. F. McMASTER & (JO.
OF New Crop NEW ORLEANB
MOLASSES, best in the market, and
syrups of all grades.
ALSO,
A fine assortment of
RAISTNS,
-CITRON,
CANNED PEAR8,
PINEPPLE,
PEACHES,
GRATED COCOANUT
ISINGLAIIB,
I ~GELJATINE
Also, a good quality of.OAT MIEAL,
in five ponnd i;akages
'GIVE ME A CALL
J). B. FLENNJIKEN,.
dec 26
G REAT
--t 03! ---..
W E bave now in store the lar'ges
s tock ever purchased hy ney,
and which will be disposed oif ait low
pro~. Dry Goods,
Clothing, list
Rhoes. Groceries. Bridles.
ISaddles. Harness, Red Leather,
Harness Ledhef- &c."4
We are not gilven to "BLO WING'
but can truthfully say we are offes'
ing solid bargains, and ill be glad
to see you.
'sept 20 U .D8OT8