The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 15, 1881, Image 3
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AV a'naboro Publishing Compan,
W .'nsboro. S.C.
-ow Advertisements.
Nutlce'--F. Eler,''Asino.
Local Briefs.
-Mr. D. V. Walker has returne
from Xerfucky. very inuci improve
by his trip.
deeker anid J. Groeschel have gone
New York for-tile purpose of buyii
their fall goods.
-Fiound,-on 1.ednestla9 aocke
book contaiting a m of mnone:
Which he owier cal got "by provin
property. Apply to Mr. James J
Brice.
-A comnuiIaetion sli d
er", on the subject of knocking off tiw
-pounds tare from a bale of cotton, hai
lseneceiveo but it cannot be pul
lished, for the reason'fhat it Is not ni
companiled wihi the'real naine of th
writer. ,
110T SUPPER.-The ladies Of ti.
Presbyteria\ congregation intend I
have a hot sutiper at the Thespian Ila
some'qv ning In the first week in 01
tober, for the purpose of enclosing thi
churchyard with a new fence. Til
object is of more Ah I usual public it
terest, as the deed of maiv families i
this'iommunity, not coieticte1 O i
'that denoinination, are there burled.
AN Omn POCKET-BOOK.-D1. Thoi
.F. Broomh.'ada'pacet-4oo tiet w
beo a decidedly long time ago. I
belonged to his great-great-grandfatl
er, Mr. Charle's Broom, and has com
.down floomKreneation to generatiot
It contains a liatqli' of rpiiv te papeV
from which bw' select the foiowing a
'ct:' osities: .
- Feniaryye 8th, f7V4.. A;cved c
William a'Broom two Shilliig'for tact
by ine Thomas Woodward.
I protnke, to.pav or cavse to be pai
lnutRO Jacob Virce r hifidrcer..thS ua
of Eleven. Bnshels of Sound India
Corn, properly shrunk, or thqt: an
.dIfonest leasopable pertons shall a:
.low it to shrindk, it being fo the reti
:of his Cornfield Lying oin th~ Sout
,wvest Side of Little0 River, as whine
inv hand this lot h eniv. 1770.
Wkiness: WVn'i'. KXoG~tiv.
Unrs HIif. , ..
Received ~Jnly 28th 176,4 of'. Ms
thlai'les Broo~u't'he Sum of Six *Shiil
inigs and fhur pen'oe 'roetnt. Monie
by tlhe hsant.1 Qf ir.Nliana, Rowilani
in full of all demnads ot'n this dat
'for .Jaanes Yonng & C< uSys
E. Excepted pr. mne Wm. Ilteat
Itesieved of Charles Brootn hl
Leavy for the year 1761 foronie tithc
for 1763. John Pearson, Sheriff.
Continuution of Trial. on the Crinstni
Side- Beveral Cases Disposed or, by veo
ht :t and O)te~-sistitn of t11
Gruand Jury.
Since outr last isasue the followint
cases bave beena disposedi uf ini th~
Court (A Geii-ial Sessionis:
Ina the case of the dtate vs. Petc
Colemati, for dit~ri ,re,1,g o~
maeetitlog, a notl. prost .vas eialeret, o
paymeont of costs by ihidefeondanst.
The State vs. Jatte Watson', lures
pf grai t(rdin tile field. . I. M<
jiendaiit. 'ile etidlno'e oni ,tie piart (
the Staito ivas 1.1leit. tUe defendant,
ltti colordl ~rl about tfiI .ydi'rs c
kge, ws see onti night of theo lhe
ntear the fleild of Mir. Ths .Owinaga
from ilih m,6' coi-a, aboit seve.
'ears, Was. stotoen; abt d tj)ifl 9.i
Inato wvhic~h the defq lnt's feet ittet
verh fonimd In the U'elId. No evidotn
waislatroduced by the 195. ,
cou auset for' thedfedt, gei
uldditlOil to tie re'iinai ' dtilibt of thI
tracks being theo defboiidait's *.iit,, (1
pvas not capax doli, ont aeont h
tender years. . This was rebilitty o
thle part of the Sjate by the facA thiy
she entered the field on tiptoe, thtereb
shtowitig ht'r kntow etde of the wrona
she was do an Tile juiry i'eturnied
. Sarmntel Bilber', chain~ed with bi
$a ining praopeorty by falae tet (t es
pnddguilty, anid was rmanded ti
j IIto await sentence.
,i tithe cage of the Statg vs. Austil
WVilliains, .for' bipe Nidan ,assiti
witht inatent to ravish, a not. pd' ,wa
enitered, at the solikitaio'nl of tile p t'ost
entiing ifies, 7'he ease of the Stat
vs.* Thtorna Wilkes, for obtaainin
goods b~y falde pk~tenses, was swniliaa
Jy dIsposed of.
Edwar .aWadfiftoii; a young negri
about~ ten yiear o( gg,. was ,text at
r'aigned. (19 was charged wi* hous
breafdng and petit jace ny, and plead
ed gnilty of both oftocsa,,
The State vs. frian lia~nfillfAuk
allase Franik Williams, for larceny e
grai from the field, resnited In a' vpg
diet of "Not guilty." It appeared thA
yrankc, in visitig his fish-basket, rod
through the.pt'oseentor's doeld of orn
that some eight or .ten ears of oor
waralnunka4 aidng llrant'= rou
1 li'shed a feelbng of aniimos~tit etween
the State's witness and the .defnidant,
. mid argued tle .probability of a
trumped-up propeantion. Mr. McDon
D, aid ropresented the delgndatut.
r Tue next case was the Statv
s, 4a EtOy Jones, for olain'Ing. gppds
It under false pretenses. Y. E. McDon
aid, Esq., reprysesited the der1tdqnt.
ki The fat Jffe caqe wve' t It'Antio
id ny A.Vgiven a mortgage on a TRu1e
it Vhich did not' bqjong to ' .but
which he believed to be his property
and was at the emo co eldfig; ls
a right to said : ) .a the e '4q. Tihe
k- intention tjdt anq d '<u4, the
)r mortgagee 6jsgoods' y. some mis
rep vj tloji wuas the very 'gist of
d ase, and It not being estabylshed
eyond a reasonable doubt a verdict
h of ''Not guilty" was the yegg
0R On Wednesday n ii'-Ig tile case of,
the State vs. Cain Jones and Shemnam
r Jones, father an'6u filr se.ttig flre
to the barn and stables of Mr. t. J.I
Gladney, was called. Tlie folicitor
'ino 0'd4f69 A rgpce, m, Sherman
Jones was put on 0i.10. eossrs. A. M.
b Mackey and J. E. e iild apceared
for dfieolfbendla. Ater the prose
d outing witnesshadfosed his tvsfpl
d ny, tho detidant'qco'unsel made tie
point that te charge in the indict
I- nient could not Ie sustained. 'rie
allegation was that the houses bylikpt
g 're the property of Mr. It. J. Glad
nefy, W61e the' lirool',(luoven'i' g
- showed that the land bevlonged to his
, wife. In this state of iets, the Judge
g held that the prlosecution usiit fail,
and directed the'jury to ftid a verdict
of "Not guilty," which iasnaing
ly aone. Ioth the defeni'ants will be
o held for trial oil new indictunenits at
sP the next term of court. It is due to
)- the Solicitor to say that no blaime can
attach to p'im for the technical error
e. comiitted. ,rhe proceedlniis efore
the trial jlu1ce who scit the "hefend
its tojail il set forth that 6lP 'prop
e-ty. belonied to lr.. Oexddney, and
o tfere was nothing in (Iem to excie
lte suspicion of the most pNii'is-takitig
official that the houses were on land
e actually belonging to the prosecutor's
0 wife. There are many estates owned
k- by married women, whose husbands
n rManage every thing-and those hin
h bird4!ndeed, comnmonly allude to the
property as their own. It is very
m atural thptanu off r*, uIcessarily un
' a~cqnhuatg~t tie niul.q defails of
a cases, sfolifl into an . ro i this
t particular. In tle present case, as we
have already said, the Solicitor 1i ni6t
e at fault, and it would be unfair to so
faithful and conscientious an official to
Io dhim to blame.
111n' pa~s, left for trial was. .tilt
of the State vs. Jesse Barber, charged
with murder, and that caso having
beeii set for Thursday morning, the
Catu't adjoxirnell.
The following is the linal present
a ment of the grand jury:
V T'1 his Honor B. C. Pressley, Pre
t Tegad jili'.. resectfully make
-the following presentment':
5 We findteeoitj ?th
good, with the Qxception of a small
section leadinig by~te art's mill, anud
also of a sectioni.near 4fleni's Branch,
on the road leadinug from Wi'nnsboro
I- to Columbia.
r We Newould call the ?tt4gntion of our
, Seatr an~I Ltepresenitative to the fact
e' that u~ptisorm Qf, public .highwvays
are requiec ,.4k servo witt out, pav",
.aug i 1tosp9nsild1qfom tilp eenmdi-'
a tion of the roads under tjme~anyi ervis
e ion and are punishable >br neglect of
dut. e : p that r Rep
~hav lawveso af.nen dr, a ,to alloWr
sultable compensation for sisch ser
viees. .dar1.K I
. rWe *fmt .,the . jull rei epaira
a which ituwon id havce iteecive int.. for
the fact that the treaAuirr waps.ehanst.
*e ed iji repaIrinmg the Conp.~ -Houis. We
reimmepd .the jail to 'iarly at teritionu.
g .efalcomijtrainued tio compilimnent
ethe Board of'Counuty Conimnissintiers on
Cthe mannme -.9 . whlch .they .hai'e re.
i aireud the. -Miurt, Monsq. We beg the
r privilufe~ als'o, o 'retnrriing outhtianks
9 .4o yonur Ilonor. og,. t)ho , oble aend ,in
/ structive y~~i~l. sceured~u a1yki.hands.
Very r#3s cctfully -smiihttd,
E.. ENElIY, iormn
I tersnsindebted to tIe fIate
please0 cai ll.1~ 't(.x . . Claims. ni paan
1 iy thq.i la Nove i~er next wril be, pii
IDnAo th a anuds of an Attorney for.4 cilec
~Spti.- tiBv Assignee.
S NO OOL OTCE.
T a. utiap of the {rustees of
.L4. SohnoolD. tit u14 ,held on the
Oa i * tant, the ollow ihresolution was
a ',:'I A, D, C enh'dlars ni Sohnol
flriot. Is. 14 be1 required tpe~nter the
publie a llools a* the opetting of the,
y pip; faijling~ te 8. they may be do
r barred after the ~ it )v ieatson."
T. R. XBITSION.
' e tl8-t2t Clerk.
R. J. iicCANiEy 1 Cd.,
EUJOrON BUYER~ AND COMM SSION
MECROHANS,
Ar no' p'opare< t giv the highest
mark~t price foil the staple.
SWe are gents ,f~or *Ah, ,flrown Cotton
Giriu with Feeder and Condenser.
L) We are also agents for the Champion
Sand Climax Plows. .,..
All pa~~jtlil.l4n it to their advant
age to Lve us a e 1.
sept 1-.f tf
A PPLICAO yFO C TER.
rOTiCE is hereby given that ailien
hiti nl will be mad, to the Lgsa
Iture off g.Stato~of Sout., .'.'.rlina, at itsi
next sess o~. for a charter to aounstruot'
a railroa4j r-pn somo point on the Char
lotti,. - imbia adAugnuia Railroad,
; betweo Poltumbia and Winnsboro, to
-some j~mteat of Camden, 8. 0., by way
of Camden, 8. C.
.Aug. 8, 1881. W. A. A NCRUM,
F. L. ZEMP.
NE'. Ovo blue G se and
1 .. rohardGrass katreceived by
b MdMA8TEB, & EOIN
'ap -
AT GUR HOUSE
4 Hit OST).
CHOICE SUMMERt1BEVEtAGES,1
MUCH as
SHE RiiY COB1LES,
CLAR'E9i-T1U'NOH ES;
SODA VATER1,
LEONOADES and
OLD VIRGINIA MINT 'JULEPS.
TRY THE CELEBRATED
BOO K % 4EiER,
ALWAYS
amdb . * Aanzt coni.
J. LEDINING.
Next dour to W. It. Doty & Co.
GRAIN!
GRh&IN I GR-Afr !
W [(PAT, RE E) lUST PlVOdF'OA' S.
RYE AND liARLEY.
JUST RECEIVED A FULL STOCK
OF BAGGING AND TIES.
-0
TEiNNESSEE WAGONS--C IIE A Pb
AND TOUNTELD O GIVE
SATISFACTION.
--o
Always on hand a full aiti select
stock of Groceries and Hardware.
J. F McMASTEJR & CO.
sept 8
F W PRABEN'ST'S
ROBERT PORTNER'S
LAGER BEER IN BOTTLES.
ROBERT PORTNEI'S
LAGER BEER IN BOTTLES.
BERGNER & ENGE~L'S LAGER
BEEIN itr 6TfTYs AND ON
DRAUGHT.
ROBT. SMITH'S JNDIAN PALE
ALE IN B3OT TLES.
O.T.SMYIT H'S INDIAN PATis
ALE IN BOTTLES.
BAVARIAN EXP'ORT
tAGER BEER IN BOTTLES.
RlOSS' ROYAL BELFAST
dlNtR AIA )E J BO'tS
CANTDELL & COCHRANE'S
GINGElR ALiE IN BlO'1'i S.
B3 (REL B~TCDtPUT ON
D1RAUGH T TO-DA .
A AUJTIFUL BOK for teASkJlNG
o enabI OMAN (FIATUR
ING CO. (or dly. posnta card ir at a. dis
tanco) any ADUL4T .peron will be pre
sente<. with a beatifully illustrat~ed copy
of a New Book entitledl
bENIUM NEiVA~tDEI,
STdty of tb, E WING ~AU.1INE
containing a handasome andl costly Ist(el
engralving frontispitco .also..:8 finely en.
graved wood Cu A, and bound in an elab
orate blue uand gold lifhogr>l'ed, c~ov.or.
No eharge what-ever is made fthin-hand.
some book which can be obtIned1. only
by applecation at the branch anO 4nbordi
nate ofces of The Singer Manufacfiuring
Cq. , i I . .
THE SINGER MiANUFAQTUING CO.
Principal Of1oo, 84 Union S|quare,
mat 1My Niw Yox'.
IN T IIE NOflTI FRN -MAlIKEfT.
JdST AS WE -WOUL) HAVE IT,
ANS WER I11 G
EXACTIY TO OUR A-TICIPATIONS.
TIE NEWS FROM THE FilELD.
Theachlieveticents of out: buyer fill
is with
SATISFAC TON1.,
Previous experience falls to give
eveni 0 faint, conicepti on ot the spledid
assor1 mlelnt ~ nl p.ited 'variety of*
till g.olods now 11.1r-i h lj.Ig.evcry s1'eamI-.
er-arriving by every train. aii fow
CHESTER
Wihr.ilto lie .nogle qf our prices
as Fairfield hits long sinlce donze.
NEV ERTHELESS
We turn to Wiinlsbor 0, the home of
ot earliest eniterprise.
We devote capitul which %i ill be
ample, experience which is conisidera
ble, andil..rjgv)gy whieb shall he nuzfitil
i"ig, inl keepfiig our house where it
has been ever since our adveit, att the
head of
THE FRONT RPXK.
As supremnely indicative of these
resolutionis-you have ol. to wvitiness
the display of goods arivinmg daily.
AN 2 TVOICE OF
UIATS JUST RECEIVED.
A fOQikEBK BAitMAIN.
SOMETII ING EXTRA0@flN ARlY.
Eroi .an.Iassigneo'., sale,. 1,733 tine
hats sacritleed at 24-cnts each, or 20
cents on the dollar, btt
Deterilned to r'vnttionize busi
ness, to devazstate the iniarket t his 1fall,
will sell thje enthire .Jot ini smzall quan-.
tilies to utar cnsteiners at,
TWENTY-IVE CENTS EACH.
Onr "lirothers of the Yard Stik
need not. appily tor thlese goodcs, as we
will..lxsitively sell nione of t hemi to
mchaniitts at these quotations1.
Thronigh the stock ivill conv nee the
most, skepticalh that t hrse goids are
worth six times the pr.ce asked.
ORIDERS TU 8IL OUI%
Glasswaro at anyi prVice, in order td
mnak1' roomilfoir th~e largest stock of
DItY GODS andt
CLOT HINGi
Ever exhibited in WINNSIIOROi
Toeffect a clearanice sale we. will snl
t be conitents of the abuo dlepartmnent
at
FORTY-NINE CBNT8
--ON
Tt-iE D)OLLA
Never bif'ojf Iidhe history of ,mer
( handI~isinlg has-~ such ., tan .oppottnity
preCsented itself to the people0 of
.Any lady who misses this sale will
ui wvays regret, It.
Very reepect fully,
JOE L. MUMNAUGH,
The Leader of Low Prices.
sejt 10
THA-NICTAI
PUiEt CHINESE TEA.)
A BLAK tEA WITJ- A GREEN TEA FLAVOR
The Most Beneficihi Tea Imported
.VERY CONDUCIyJ TO HEALTH. .
WZ - XYIT ALL TASTES.
Thea leat Atlantio and Paciflo Te Compan
have iloinmde it a study to furnish a Tea that
would 6 all tastes. They feel the utmost, confl
denco toat t have full accp4ished that ro.
Fluest Flavardel and'Awlt 1eonefletalI Putro
Natult'I ,eatf Tea ever offered to the public.
It Is cuart on porcelain i the sano manner as
If preparetl or native conlsumpltion.
I h!s tea has been subjected to the most search
log chemical and popular tests, and has been pre
flounced hTIICt.TL PURE.m DEL~ICIOUS
VLAVOiI,J i allosJy NUT1ItITIVE PfOIlt.
FHCTLY ?10NA'ItV V ERIY STRONG
and ECONOMICAL L. h1HI reebmended to suit
all tastes, whether accustomed to the Greet or
Miack varieties heretofore. It Is warranted to
give perfect satisfaction or the none~y will be
refunded In overy cast, by the party selling It.
Coaanmnaers ren -ato rtik Ita gIvanl It -a
trial on these ternin. Hluy a Cadl y of
'11&VA-NECTAR anti enajoy a eup of
00033 TEA.
N. 1. -Non Geniae unless packed in One
PouPnd Air-Tight, Wrrade.IAlark.Caddies.
For Si Ever.y ere: ASK yur. Grocer for It.
The Dreat Atlantio & TabIflo Tea C6.
I-fiortirs, Cofte Roasters and Pe.cAkr,
P. 0. Box 43. NEW YonK.
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ANIMEE TE,) sASFL PAY
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TIIEIR NOE C RID OV
THEM S PROPTLY , St 1, 1881L
FORCE COLLDEC'' N ON T~l Hi EM.
ME AWI.B WRFQLIFOR. -N
AR AlkIEl , THO.SERIN HNG Inh
FaO L ST YEARBl LLed MnEolET,
T,.,&cE on[ i neaMTLY S an very
nEAP Let, TlEad Dille AND EA LD~oe
e&c.&. oeIint tl idvr
IMN' L. K
CLOT H ING I US1
AI OS'I oT ii 110t0'0 sork cl'('iot ihinmg
alud ierku efr i (-ft lell A, rety. -..
the latest Stylhes tint filish, tit pr1ices eu
FINE Shoes f'ir. men and hov.
Manlli,.atiWebstee 'S braidls inl nill c<
A1Ilitiez cotlis i ll fill tide t qtul alitic
a -1ti Moh,ir lItIslers in all rvlles.
ALL OR DEIS 1R
J!1%y 7
WILL MAK E, FOlt I lE NIEXT CO I
PU. OS AIM
'N850 SQUJ A' G !'., '1D
STYLE 3 1-2 1AI
- II 14r pu loit o. 1-1stir . . Usa , bra 1ttit
lairlg<-, inne *.10 lim tdin! roarild cn v. full1 Irvil
ill '-H' if, I 1et, (v v ini--to venut ut which ca
OMr 1l-le fi' tihlls in1stmrment hoxed uti
New York, wi. ia filin ' l'lamie CeevI-r, 8tos.nItut
' lins V ..h ut %* all 4, V. 2, i t e 1 1 4,; 1 .61i . I
toln v wit I er it r. 1 ts I eit \ ith or ti
bIty bu l h h wy- i ft 1 'i a .>- i-t j01st. itis re-161
t'cits . etl t',titr 1 Ii eie. F r instn
la ri is(;~o it, S1ov~it,
- f. N.~ . \ -t iit at a l 11 in -.11 it
111.13' t i% jI t fit- it i .\i ii, the Ce r
reNcomm* ii 1(-,lIf. r tihe Hi1t -t s . il -ea
Se ie'. t1 gr -.itt ii pr e runt. til h tis.
i'il s. of thf- riche1st 1 .la i ot 1 gre stest. <dU
hi.., t nowiv-l m.it-e.tites in tie ei ,nn r y
-i Imb--- A Pi inJs an I Organ( J
%Ss.%rl S- c olny lrs 14d to) w i v us 1,ei
at.n it I . . .. 0 oit ta o-iuu- AN tiliel trov-.
nin S, I live l %. iott - i-'-ar. io Il
' '1.- .. w . . .A) l e u n
t~~\IEN i - IAxl tVC E-I 0I _11 t. Oi -
-viA r -I f1er 1I tite $)-it 1h- 1 tblil tI t.
.'eleStv, iA 811 .s ,. s ni c l. ii NtWi
iz : .nl -hs.chu ti lg- to l I
loie. t'stto e-t rt -10.1 10 pn tt ii on. TrhI-c
(w iwer
sw A i . -It K11 -v .141ip ..]111 6 1,r11ial Swell,
bolx -d. ;3J0 l6-. T III- -.1-t. is ..4 !-olikl\w alnll
olrtti(ly it--w% anl I bealtli:n' 4aIt. th~whm I
'3i1lla tit 1 .;1 . f.'O ..- :. .\- , 11 ni l a tly 1i
li :it lnl s. I% ile- s it . - j'%te , Il .$o , Ill
--,h b Ir Itr - ) I;1.c vt- a it rl . Ino w it'l sti an
,WdS ote I'~ tn 1. 1 olviationl InI PC
1111 t l -tv I F' v tr. it ill, i o h n .
In I ilnv . 'e \ . t int1 I % . \!-, i ott .ne t
- intainl n '- i S . . % ikutn.s 01' .]1.
itk n .Idsl- -pr - tt 1i11 -1n guaranlt
..' 1.t.Y w !"'nI) --a - ,e , irs. Ut -. ( r sdi
)ver -A.M11 :,(1d, Itlv r . , I i -I g v
f I
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t S.Vll'y . I ;4i --
SEWDE - N*PIAo t
It sptt lym b..inei. cfe M1. n
st ri s gia\,hs w gs, . lw
wGAil t, hlGt TE jjlt~','prT TO TY1
LU ..1W O i 08.en
lAC ~ N'S b -'T tA .1. 3U(.O i.
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