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ShcriMs Saln.

Y x virtue of an execution to me direct.
- ca, L viii offer for sale before tho
court llonse door in Winnshoro, on the
! hrHt Monday IN january next, within the
legal hours 0 sale, for cash, the follow;n,,
described property, to wit:
III that plantation or trnot of land
lying in Fairfield County, contsin;no
four hundred nnd Gfty-seven acres. mors
or less. and bounded by lands of cs tata Of
Minor GlHld?n. james f. Caldwell. nd.
W"rI L. Mobley. and aatate of Ma,inIa
barber Levied npon as tho property of
tne estate OF Minor GLADDEN. doceaasd' a.
INC snlt OF The President and Dironso,s
of tho Bank OF tho State. '"''e "
SheritSs Office, g.. ". RIFF
"innsboro, $. Cs
peesbls.ls7G.
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:sTirt. ~ SorTH CAEal.S. }
rcE.:gY nt EAiHFIELD. {
In thr Common Il.na.

In thr Common Tl"an.
James B. M>Can.s. Plaintiff, s,,;,,.
Joseph c. Cni>;" I'll. 4. II. L,r, i,
and Aim t.. C1lu VII, Drf,ntlants
Order OF furcr lts.,,rc ana Soic.
, n obe elirnce to an order OF Court ,oa5,.
III 'i'e above Htn'os. ta>c. | will rf r
1or sale before the Court Houet door in
" h'nhhoro, ). :. on tirc frat Monday IN
"ary next tn" following leserited
IoUl property. 20 wit:
On 'nat roriaih tract OF land knnwn as
"orn ini!, situate, lying ami being in
ths Mo"l..> OF Fairfield in the Strte Of
Ho"tn ,hr'!lna, on the heai waters OF
Cfn"" Creek and Dry Fora, waters Of
Nhu'"t" 1.l'e!, containing eight hundred
I"fes' more or t">H. and bonn,!od north
oS alf1S or >. a. Caldwell, sou,h by lar ;!y
ol"nhh .d"bley, lr.. and Dr. }. G. Mobi.y
Ea", ny it1.,ho ." i'"nsel Holm ana Da i.i
H"t' ana wtEt by i..naG of G.. l.. Ne.
= aster ami >. a. Caldwell.
TERMS or SALE:
ohe-third of the purchase money to 81.
fala Ill cnah, and the baiunco on 4 credit
ot one ana TWO years, III two cqual in.
h'!iiileht'', with ;ntGreat ut ten DER cent
per .hnnnm from tho dav of snio
payable annually to be secured by lnnI
OF Tho pnrchasernnd mortgage Of D ;afa,s.y
ana the pni ;haRer to pny for al! L Io,o,sarv
papers.
Shcriffs Office, s. W. R11Er
Winnsboro, S. c.. q r
Dec. 3, 1876
dec Ii x3
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Sou ii Carolina iTows.

Gcvr~etoy?n ia ,,=,;,ic,;rr IN
cnnyass back .1uo,;s ~ ..;x,..-,.,. r,,,:
a pair.
'i'e':5''>' .: "h> "n'V'Tr:s .S&*'-
Che Jst OF J.nu.rl
nv =.
r., 40 na"12a' ofHc>-'oAdcfS o'
h"' ~ "h',W cannot get "nreties Oh
'''c-i PH'''i'' "'''''S'
company O. O'H:%:,: ;Eatas G2i
''.@s' - "',' ''''''c,' i,r 'u'' a',fc':
IL >oi'''2o''' Oh we i'%h lESV
S;ta,,c rrc be;n:. taken t.. 1.1ilti =
ili'roal from Greenwood. - i>,jy..
"o'o "'''''j' 80 Ni:;''$E'' tf""rG;Aa
q. G. TawiAc.r, an eminent ami
;t,efui citizen q Dug ;,'c,;., ,,isi:.r;
week.
- o''nS h:'n ny tao H'rlo a.
81, the c,:rs l.ss week 1T Kinn.t,,.n
depot.
T., < "o ,. ~, ,''e,'' S''e' TX ct Nli!a'nf"
p". = county III. ;'''T'.o""a IN &iT'h&
although APPROVED by the En:lit;, !
bpart, OF county commissioners,
nm
n".lo "'yc ~ oee'1 t:'Ge" o'S,'Ftro"s
LEES u Aatcts'.h E:taiy, "catroyES
on TIC Sal;,d.: River the Cherry
Hotel, AMI store at Honor. PATH
r,, r. =,
!i'e Niee"''!'e l'l'roaa Compa-
nE - ''nc ;os''H !t1 1epot "' C"l'im''a
VIII d d S''os'e''''"' - 1ohce fnv'ne !~'ge
;sho wen !n"'o gates on al Sides to
r,> ,.
rha,1ae4 nmb coS.o'' "nu l.ce factors IN
o'u'i1estoh are ,!' iol''SinS TO make any
s''"ai1.'' i. I''''l a 1'le poilic"l troubles
~ nlo 's.1 S1D'Ih H. ne consequences VIII
&c, Ue 'oiy t '.'S."Sto"s " ~ 20 1no "grlc"itu-
! III '''A o''' u '''o 'o''''e'
All the tI10I 1l1CEjPHc IN (thI ytDel
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PopULARITY.--It is Il eelf evident
fact that unless person possesses
sterling worth he will not have tie
esteem of his follow men. Il is
true, that for time he may deceive.
but eventually his faults will DC
exposed.
This is applicable also to articles
recommended to the confidence OF
purchasers. For q brief period, by
false Communications and Glittcr;,,g
exterior, they impose on tie people,
but as soon as tested they are cast
aside. The test of ten years haE
proven the intrinsic worth Of DE-.
TUTTs HAIR DYE, and to day no pre-
paration enjoys greater popularity.
From year to year tho demand for it
has increased, and now it is ir
general use both in this and foreign
countries. No stronger proof Of it's
value could be given.
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Martin, the Rooublicon o1.,l. n

Martin. the Republican clerk OF
court in Waite, boro, Collcton coun-
ty, refused to surrender the office
to MIR. Robert Fishburne, tho Demo
cratic candidate, who was elected b,-
q large majority, and tho latter eject.
ed him from his office Martin sent at
once to tho Combahee for q force Of
negroes, to assist him in regaining
possession. A small number came
at h's summons, but they did not
like tho looks oi things, and roturn-
Cd dtspondent.
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Can buy direct Of tho Man, :ac ;n.cr en- .
favorable terms.
lHE AhsnH htHDr CurrISu AlA...i:.rn
arc t;,c b:s', and cheap, low ,,r,c,.,,
M"":'Ino made, and fnrs q national - D,,
t..tiNn to; utility anl Iarnuility." Tie
E.'ro'M1cr. GcMto
fHE ANsoN Hardy PAPER CUTIE, is bvss
fnT t.:c best machine which, can be olSs-'*
t'ned tor \ less price tiian one hundred
'o'i"rS. 1t IS o. great strength. These
machines have always inken tho highest
sand 1T IS In" Only machine to which
l., aPiiica tho Patent Movable ;,uttinu
!""tta. ih's device has reputation of
ltSnif: by It, the cutting board can bo in.
st"ntly AMI accurately moved, 40 that n
perfect cut is insured, This is very i'm
rort!nt point in the macLine, and ono
'''Gt Is pnsso:sed by no other. 1t greatly
tcdures tho labor Of preparation in WORK.
ing tn" paper backward and forward.
we c"hnot too strongly recommend, tho
advAntages of this patent mo aplc boortl
1t III worth the price of this ,nuchinc. and
ra'cna:ers s;tonld fully undcrst.na how
,iEitly it is to be vnined.".- Geo. p, Ro,cen
q co,s Newspaper Repo,4er uM Printers
Tx LArE%r IMrroyxp HANDY Cam Our
TER Is pronounced the most d,siraLie
Card Cater in the market, for tho ,,'.nnr',
uses ofn printing Office.
The well known RUGo1Es CARp Crrrr,
With my attest Improvements is still ,rc,
ierred by many printers, and holds its
ihEorlflsm over other machines
None genuine but those having NV sn,l
a"dross lettered in the oas.inp
M9 Newspapers in want of od vcrtis;p,,
rom itrst parties should senI for nv
circular. "J
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doc Z At.
j. 4. Cal ,w".}, bnnkyE,,,.

fO,H IS :" give notice t.,.L y wa-r,t.t in
4 jS.a;rl.'t - 49, b. II i;:>.t.,t ",!i ~
"a" eistr'ct '"nr' Of '!:r t'ni;c;, >.:n,.a :"r
tNt District OF .antt furrhna sy5,irst tna
>H!',se OF JN UE =. ..Hi.l.nEj.i,
nt Fairfield County, ~ &c !:;,:t, nf o,tlr
Carolina. who has bcrG ,,ij.,cca,. . trul-
r"pt upon lis own :r;it,'n; tim. TIE
,aynAcn: of any 'lc',te. ;.n.t .:c Ar.;.rYy
OF any property hc!uuain. &. ;.aii! bark
rnpt. to him o. Cor his ,::e, nnd ilc
t:'.nStrr OF any pro"ccty ~ hil, are tor
h!'sdrn H.: law; that no, s:pg .: n.c "r",.-
nor* OF s:Ni shanhHoi't. to r-,v" TIER
'cif II, hoh to choose one OF Iucr re a.siynrn,.
of i'll" rrtatc. will nc !ol:; It n Cun.t O.
Bankruptcy, 20 ;,c holden on ,,.e %S,i. .lsy
:" Doom; Il 4. d. 'H.G. at y o',!n:i. AI..
~ lcfk'ilia. s. G., before W. l. Clnw1ou,
f.9i., one OF the Registers Of sni.t Court
Z. II. WALLACE,
Z. S. H.ra'.H a, :i."s.,..rr,
Ey T. W. ELAMSOS,
Gee %5--t Dop' t. Messenger
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Xanl Stems,
THE MASS MEETING.

Wo doom it entirely unnoces-
sary to urgo upon the tax
payers and othor citizens Of
Fairfield tho duty and tho import
ance Of o G general attendance upon
the mass meeting which takes place
at Winnsboro on Monday, January
l, 1877. The circumstances which
have induced the call for: tho meet
ing arc familiar to- us NIL. Tho
usurpation in Colulnbin-the pre-.
tended law making of tho Bayonet
Logislature-the. illegal Inaugural
ton Of Chamberlain in IN Office to
which he was not elected til o
course of the Radical ring in utter de-
finnce Of the Supreme Court of the
State--the schemes of the Rump
for wringing money out of tho poo
ple-these, on the one hand, are the
matters which call for deliberation
md action on the part of those who
desire the peace and welfare OF
South Carolina. On the other hand
is Hampton, with those who sustain
him, standing by the law. standing
on their rights, md awaiting the
timo when might shall not prevail
over right, nor the power of the
bayonot over the mandates of the
constitution. The Hampton goyorn-
ment must be supported, and tn
Chamberlain usurpation must lie
denounced and resisted to the last
In these two propositions are en-
bodied our highest conception OF
the peoples duty in the present
crisis. In order to proper per
fo1mance of that duty, there 10
ntsooss"iy unanimity Of action
such rs to show that tho people are
just as much one now az they we're
when they were working in the
canvass for Hampton and Reform.
The people must come to an under
standing among themselves, and the
Hampton Government must know
at oneo whore it stands and how
for it will be sustained. The tax.
payers should speak out at once in
mass meetings, and Fairfield should
not be slow to let her voice bo heard.
Every taxpayer, and every citizen,
in Fairfield, who wishes we'll for
South Carolina, should attend the
meeting on Monday next.
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TA.NE,; UP,

NE day last week, - ,lsrk bsv
) horse, with black name ar3 tuii,
about nine yeas olt:. Tie owner
ui a''id ho's can have i,i,n by ap
l;:y.nE 10 the uuie: signed. proving
nr'perty and paying c}llsses.
It Il. G. EOOKM N.
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Be sure to read, and read care
fully, the articles in tho local de.
partment of this issue, headed re-
spectively ITO Delinquents," and
"a Tri- Weekly Edition"
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SUDDEN DEATn.-An inquest was
hold by Trial Justice Aiken on Sat-
urday last over the remains OF Mr..
Thomas II. Boil, citizen Of this
county The jury rendered YER
dict that his death was caused by
disease of the heart.
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No reasonable man can object to
his paper being cut of when his
subscription is out-any moro than
no can expect to get goods from a
tradesman free Of cost.
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ADMINISTRATORS MAla.

pY authority of Jno. J. Eeil, Esq.
u Judge Of Probate for Fairfield c"nn-
ty. i'll offer for sal,' at rohlic ontcry'
Oh TIC 5th day IF !:.n"ury lj:7, q: thu
res ids nee OF MIR r.. /. M,iiiefd N tais
county, all the personal properly ! brlon':-
ing to tho estate of Mrs. s. A. Cameron,
deceased.
TERMs>- CASH
ROBT. G.. ARNETT,
1t, Administrator.
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Thirty-threo years have passed
since the introduction of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup, and it still stands I'M
rivallod. Price, 25 cents FIVE
bottles $1.O0
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With q view to allow tho employ
ees of THB News AND HERALD ut least
short Christmas holiday, We issue
this week half sheet only. J.:
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IMPORTANT NOTICE..
F,H.tt S.iI.I. OK RENT

( St., If :>a.. r~ vert ,ia Y,.,i :,n;.,
: !,'"st"li on f;,l.',,; l"H,s .c,~,, u,.1
.:ie trs"i.:e H'i".r:etl C.uril. rn,,
h"i' =. - 'H;iAi '.;.i". c"T:N.nii,r t: rec
"nr'si.' e!"'l.a, t"o n.tics, "'ld ;;ii;,.cn-
r"Hm l.i"rhv's. IL, :,Jnsr has been re-
o'";'t t&i:tte'i critic. On the PROMISES
area INV w"H AMI ali neg. wy CUT
lAtr.iigs. ]erns s..,3t,la;,t:.
app: {" JOHN y. PURCELL.
nov Ill or IT,
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ave OF NEUZ,:: I iHN.!h.k

O. ~ w i'E'C - .htS' .'-F
Gov S'ri IF FAIRFIELD.
fhoy. Nicely, administrator Of Est"tr Of
Ann Waiting. Deceased, VS.. Elizabeth
""liinS. Jno. "a!ling ard others.
I = obc,iiencs tn nn order from the
l. Gnart OF PROBATE, mn.lc in t"e above
stated case, l will offer for sale on the
i:rs, A"nday in January n.1t, Lofor" tho
Court ncusc door in Winnsboro, s. c..
h" irnc! OF land belonging to the cAtat" of
Ann Haliirg, deceased, containing seven
tr-:uur acreS, more or less aud bounded
hy Ian II of .'rs. Martial Binck, estate OF
ri4:lip Wn?l;Hg anH u,;.rrs.
TEEss "F Hh'.': on:-inlf c.,ah Oh day OF
sn'", baal'c" III on ',.i iva ,.;,is tntrc-
alter, equal in"..ti.,u,s soc red l., :'nni
ttiu Mort',:S" with ,u."rc.,t from
iH1 Of sale. Purchasers 10 par :"c
neeesSory papers.
S. " E,IFN,
"c" Z At. ). j. c..
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-H-AIR NOTICED

VIE undersigned hereby give notice
l that from this datn they will sell on
orenit TO n" No PERSON MHOEfSOEVER
ana t1nt they. will accept no orders
Wr gooas from an ynnea. Thir tet.us will
dec II b SU4ENHEIMsR 300
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Religious Services.

Associate reformed Church. Rev J. BI
rodd,1 A. NJ. and 8P. NJ.
,,a Y. n: !, G. Z Meeting at Methodist
Methodist Church Rev. G., w. Walk er
~. Ms P. M. Sunday School 10 A. "
Prayer netting, Thursday, 8 P. n.
Episcopal Church !. 'Ohesr ser
vttes cyery Sunday except the End Sunday
Of the mouth: ut IL o'clock a. n
E-a:"vterian Churhh-. Rev. G. e, Chit.
che'tef. ll'A.,nM., and 2. p. NJ. ySabl,ath
'h..:. n PAN Pr0yu. Nesting, Wvanes,
4 ~ Ia P.M
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The CCUnoy Con zen 5ion.

The meeting uF t'laDomocratio Coun-
ty Club cn Saturday last WAS well at
tcnGcd-rlcArly al the townahiDs
being represented. Tho meeting;
was called to order by Gon. Jno.
BTajton, Chairnan, who stated the
general purpose of the call for the
assembly Of Tie Convention, and
announced that the Convention was
open for business.
Mr.. II. 4. Gaii!"rd offered tao fol-
lowing prc:molo and resolutions
Whereas, TIC lawful govclnmsn ut
of this State is obst1 uctcd in its
organization AMI progress by a ring
of c0nsrirato!B ho:,dcl by ID II.
Chamberlain, who have, by The pow
er Of the bayonct, SGT up Il claim to
be the Guvel nmcnt Of this State,
therefore be 1t yesnircd:
1. That it is necessary for The
preservation of constitutional i5cI-
ty III South G ro'inn To recognize
"n'y the "JGstitnd~ II Il sovorIiaant
Of the State.
2. In,t we will not in any WAY
:ecCSAize "ny appointment CT lc-
moval Of officers made by this pro
tended government
8. TAat we deem i IF the lnnt
Importance that measures be taken
to maintain tic constitutions!
government until such time is Il
can perfect its organization.
Col. James II. Rion moved that
the following bo added
4. That we call the attention ofom
citizens to the fact that the Supreme
Court of this State has decided in
effect that the Chamberlain govern
mcnt is unlawful and illegal and
shat i'll consequence OF such
decision the Chamberlain govclr.
mcnt cannot legally collect any t,xes
an tlat any o;tompt so to d. can
successfully be rts s5el through Our
Courts; and t,lst any taxes naid to
said government will be no legal
payment, and esult in the l,ss Of
tho amount so Iril.
S. That we approve Of the plan to
raise supplies su5nitte I hy tic legal
HoN.o Of RorrcscN SativCs and
assure our cl.iZ2ns thai any money
paid en- tho vouchers to i,e furnished
by tho authority Of the sud House
OF ttoprcScnt tt:yas Will not only be
.patr'"tic !. contribution 10 tie causc
nf good government, but mocd
voucher for the arnnHnt as . crcIiS
upon taxes when legally assessed
The gentlemen offering these
resolutions made short addresses in
their support.
Mr.. r. .tonns Davis waa invitc,7
to address the C!nb, and RESPONDED
in aFpoech ofaomc length. in whic.
he urged the importance OF positive
and coraistent action on tto part of
tho conservative people Of the
State.
After some further remarks by
different members Of the Club. the
resolutions were unanimously adopt
ell.
The following resolution was
likewise unanimously adopted:
ResoIred, That this Convention
GO invite q mass meeting OF the
citizens Of this county. to assemble
IN this court house on the first Mon
dry in Janun1y next, at II, H., to
take into consideration tho present
extraordinary condition Of the
State.
There being no further business
tho Club, on motion, adjourned.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rs,aasrr, ,L.x,-. -.ra,xn
:, Eggs are scarce in NowDcmry, an |
tho Newberry Ueruld was griov;ny
oVor tho diminished prospects for
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on er:ns S Sales, .

u Y virtue Of sundry executions to mo
- directed, viii onor for sale before
the C"nrt iIoTec do,r III winusboro, ).
Oh th: tI>t Mrnd". in January next, and
tho day folioWinS. within tho legal hours
of sale, for cash, the follow ing described
property, to wit:
-Four hundred bushels Of corn, three
thousand poundB OF seed cotton, three
nanLr"d: bushels Of cotton seed and four
5"ounaDa poun Is of fodder. sll more or
ts*" t!c !.r'.sf;y OF Arthur Cinrk, at IT,.
>,ii Of Mrs. l.. l.. Vance.
ALSO,
Twenty c,,,>i, Of wood, more or l..as he
i"cicfty q T.uu.t.N tio" ell, it the %u;: y.
4. t. Gibson. successor to L. j. and ii.
NJ. Gibson.
ALSO,
Tw"nty-cigIt hundred pounda of s.cd
cotton. h,.t2nty-;i bushels of corn, unt
'ton;Lnd ponn.iS nffud,lcr, t!,irty bt,dilc's
# cotton seed Ill moro or less. tue ur.,-
:.or:y OF JOAN =. Wy lie. Ut the suit OF
Join a. Erice " Co.
Two th"uMni counts Of seed cotton.
t"'n'%-,"" 6Ehl'"!s corn, fifty !;U.hg.:, T.;
cotton srai. all nnr.ng less, i|c ro;;':-.Y
.! i'ssI" u. Pria,icy, at lie Bni. vi 5.
Wuifn agent.
ALrO,
Thr'" bales &C cotton, t,c rrnrc.ty OF
:.e Wis iiui!nc3, nt t;.t auit Of E:cIarA
. r>i:s.
=, NJ Fl y ,>r
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CMRIsrMAS:-As usual, Christmas
passed off very quietly in Winnsboro
ESPECIALLY 80 this yex in conso
qncnce of tho, extremely cold wealth
~. There was of course the usual
T,antity Of squibs and fireworks,
and the little boys had a fine time
indeed. d,
RAILROAD SciEDunEs.--The follow
ing arc tho hours at which the trains
on tho G. G. and A. n. r. pass
Winnsboro:
ItaaULAn PAssxNaER-~N1sur.
For Charlotte, Ito, A. N.
For Augusta, 2.33, A. N.
AccoMMoDATIoN FRsIonr-DAY:
For Augusta, 1925, A.. NJ.
Tor Charlotte, 1888, A. NJ.
-'S~1 50 esa'
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III. o.,

INV" hun !r"i ;'nrnAS of need crttrn,
'lt''" n"n I" io':, ,'s ioi,' 'sr, :,Ny Eu.. r.-
"'H;Nr s'"'i ri! n.rrc "r !"s.. .hr rrH."i:,
e. ,:,''"ii ':.'y il 1.,risnn. It t.Ia as,!; tt
Il. Il. Dts. ,:t,#.
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ALSO.

rt'ty bushels Of corn, moe or lo>., tho
property OF y. ~, N. d. and {. J Jones',
ut tlcaui! # u. }. Davis.
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ALSO,

Hin" hnn::ra| pr,;n,ls Of se,;l cot,o.
MY Lusil'is 81; cocn our hnuirci roun.,
oI i"d"rr. I'll niu"o or l"Sa, the pre- ,.ev.y u,
Ai"hy -;cGt"r!, 1T tn" salt Of II. W. D.s-
ilurlrsi.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-12-28

A. singular and distressing fatality
has recently occurred near Red
Clay, Georgia. A man, his wife,
daughter and brother recently died
wlthin week Of the same 1iteasc---
ma!arial remittcnt fever. The
house where they al resided is
situated on high hill, md no cause
con be assigned for this strange
visitation.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-12-28
+. 4. HARDY,
Aublirndalc, Mass.

viii buy of those that buy of mo.
doc a.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-12-28

Three white men wero shot at
near Greenwood in ALbnvilic county
last Thu sdNy. NJ. Wills Incar
was Shot IN tho face the other gen
tienen were not Lit.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-12-28

M. Xis;E IL i'2; ~.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1876-11-30

Il AM Proprietor also of tho celebrated
CAROLINA COTTON & HAY PRESS,
price, complete, Sl25.OO, delivered at
purchasers nearest Depot. Or will fur
nish Irons and Ropes, and build Presses
on plantations at SS5.00-parties furnish
ing Lumber and Nails and boarding Car
penters. !,
can sell parties wanting Agricultural
ENGINES on as favorable terms as any
one. Address all orders early to me at
Batesburg, S. G.
JOHN III. HUTET.
August Is, 1876. Am 35
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1876-11-30
MUST BE BE SEEN SEEN TO BE REALIZED
The Great Centennial Exhibition at Phil
adelphia, or the
MAMMOTH DISPLAY OF DRY GOODS
AZ
JAS. v. tl'lJRI,E''l'S,
Will Amaze and Astonish Everybody, ll-
ther Of Which, Must be Seen to
be. APPRECIATED

TUREY bsg this Centennial year to return his SINCERE thanks
the people Of old Edgefd for their Long, Constant Gak laOey
he will exhibit this the Cheapest stocA
OF First Glass Hsry Goods to be found in the South
Special directed my SWOrd Renowned Eslack
Aacas, Psure Mohairs Fsrillamtmes at from 25e to
81 % per yard
LADIES CLoAKs and sHAWLs latest Partisan and home
Manufacture.
100 Island ard Southern made BROWN SHRTlNGS and
SHEETINGS at Sc. &C., 7cu Sc.
50 Cases BLEACHED SHRTIlvGs at Gle; 7!c, Sc. l0c.
5000 Pieces CALICoEs ssgan styles and qualities &C.
OSNABURGS STRIPES; PLAIDS, GEORGIA PLAINS YARNS,
KNITTING and SEWING THREA eaest Factory Prices
KENTUCKY JEANS at from l5c. to 6Oc.
BLANKETS BALMORAL SKIRTS COMFORTES, at asonishpgy
low prices
CASSIMERES and FLANNELS at panic prices. 1
An endless of LACES EMBROIDERY RIBBONS and
FANCY GOODS. =!
complete stock of WHITE GOODS including SWISS TARLATAEE,
-JAINSOOKS. VICTORIA LAWNS, &c. &c.
Nv stock o. HOSIERY, NOTIONS GLOVES, HANDKERCHlEtS,
TIES BOWS SCARFS CORSETS &c. &c. will be unsurpassed
Amounts oE $40 delivered Free OF Charge
at arsv Railroad EseEsos in Georgia Or South Carolina
nss- Send for SAMPLES and Prices @sSa
JAS. w. TURLEY,
Augusta Ga, Sept 20, 1876. Sin. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1876-11-30
+. B. HARRIS,
4. JON ES.

~
N.CARTLEOGE.
provisions
April
within the
E..
according LAWRENCE CAIN C. b. c. c.
\ 30
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1876-04-19

-BELKNAP says, and probablylwith
some show of truth, that the initial
steps in the Fort Sill post-tradership
business were taken by members Of his
family without his knowledge. II this
be so, the case of the President is NOR
ally worse than that of the Secretary of
War, for the former furnished his
brother Orvil with the information
necessary to enable him to make mon
ey by peddling out post-traderships,
the President knowing the use bis
brother was to make of this informa-
ton. By the by, when the Republi-
cans were engaged in impeaching Ans
drew johnson, how they would have
rejoiced to find facts in regard to john
son and member of his family like
those brought out before Clymers
committee concerning the Grants
-[New York Sun.