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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-24

}: ". McCrcisht, grand jury, 2 0O
G. j. Pearson, juror, 8 OO
FL. G. Davis, witness, 4 4C
Adam VMdcrhorst, witness, 3 40
II. II. Martin, j. c., 1906
Charles Caldwell, juror, 74C
". Watt Brice, juror, 6 sc
5. II. Johnston, juror, 97C
Dennis Miller, juror, 10 OC
d. II. Robertson, juror, 10 1C
j. L. Nichols, juror, SIC
J. ". Ashford, juror, 1000
p. Jenkins, juror, 9OC
". II. Pagett, juror, $50
III, W. Desportcs, juror, S sc
j. d. Hogan, II. j., II OC
}. 9. Caldwell, witness, 4 O(
Center Gibson, constable, 10 sc
}. G.. Squicr, juror, 6 O(
y. G. Dcsportes, juror, 6 0(
Charles David, juror, G3t
A. Al. Nlackey, solicitor, 12O OF
J. d. Hogan, juror, 4 Gl
John Eisenhower, Juror, 6 sc
Henry Anderson, juror, 4 sc
frink Thompson, juror, 6 OF
Aaron Boyd, juror, 6 1(
Daniel Rochell, constable, T 5(
Allen Beatty, witness. 3 sc
Bolton Tobias, witness, 3 OF
jeff Stone, witness, 3 OF
Bart Sims, witness, 8 OF
j p Cason, juror, S &C
ID Al Aiken, juror, S 9(
" L Marlborough, juror, z 81
j t Mothcrshcd, constable, G O(
Startling Glenn, juror, 97(
" G Beatty, juror, 9O(
Charles Harris, juror, 1T
r " Phillips, juror, 6 OF
Cha,!ea Ayers, juror, 6 OF
A L L.il, juror, s II
Hugh Robinson Juror, 6 AZ
J NJ Galloway, juror, 6 OF
W A Cook, Juror, III
Hardy Hall, witness, 4 3(
Spencer Bell, witness, Al
Enoch Rochell, witness, 2 7(
j p IIakin, juror, 7 6t
Il j McCarley, juror, 6 OF
J " McCreight, juror, 3 OF
d p Crosby, juror, 6 7(
Israel Haync, Juror, 6 II
Thomas Nelson, Juror, 6 II
Susannah Brown, witness, 4 81
r G Annette, witness, S 81
I Fl Davis, juror, 81
j p Elkin, juror, 6 81
& W Coleman, juror, 6 Il
} A II Coleman, juror, 8 q
" B Brooks, Juror, S 4(
Handy Fraser, juror, 6 OF
S r Fant, juror, g OF
r B Crawford, juror, 10 OF
W S Rabb, juror, 4 81
George Trapp, witness, 6 81
p Jenkins, witness, 3 OF
Charles Smith, Witness, 3O(
J S Grndick. witness, 3 OF
W j Martin, juror, 7 4t
G t Seiglar, juror, 90(
W H Fionnilten, juror, 60,
Henry Paul, juror, 03t
D r Flcnnikon, juror, 4 81
j Il " Stitt, juror, 53'
Samuel McNatcrs, Juror, 74(
Jicob King, Juror, 6 S,
Douglass Fox, juror, 6 q
Arthur Williams, juror, 500
J W McCreight, constable, 1 sc
y G Propst, constable, G OF
Matte Sims, witness, 3 q
Hiram Clark. witness, 20,
Jack James, Witness. 2oi
Douglass Fox, grand jury, 20,
Arthur Williams, grand jury, 2 OF
SALARY OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AM
Henry jacob, G. O., S138 OF
Carter Beatty, G. c., 100 OF
j r Harvey, G. c., 100 0,
Il r. Robertson, Clerk, 95 OF
hereby certify that, to the bes
Of my knowledge, the foregoing
report is a correct exhibit of dis,
bursements for all county purposes
made by tho County Commissioner,
for Fairfield county, during tht
fiscal year ending October 31st
1877.
r. r. ROBERTSON.
nov 24-tx1 Clerk Of Board.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-24
Es]EGssgTAUHANT, Es

l. HE undersigned begs leave to inform
his friends and tho public generally that
tho Restaurant attached to tho :, orning
Star Saloon is open, and supplied with
the best the market affor ds-such as
Bocfsteak, Ham, Bologna Sausage, Oys-
ters in ovcry style, Fish, and other deli.
cacies.
ALSO
A full supply of tho purest wines,
Liquors and Larger Beer. JaB- North
Carolina Corn Whiskey specially.
ALSO
A well selected stock Of Tobacco and
Segars
The patronage Of the public is solicited.
J. GROEsCHEL,
oct l4-fx8m Proprietor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-24

The nomination Of tho Rev. w. II.
Campbell, rs one of the school COM
missioncrs Of Charleston City, will
please his many friends. 1t was an
enincntly fit selection.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-24
New Advertisements.

Annual Roport-T. r. Robertson,
Clerk.
just Rccoivod-J. e. Clthcart &
Bros.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-24

Tor Charlotte. ..1.57, p. NJ.
For Augusta. .4.19, p. N.
NIaIr PASSENGER.
For Augusta. 1882, A. NJ.
For Charlotte. ..... -. 1856, A. Ii.
Religious Notices.
Associate Reformed Church
Rev. j. M. Todd, II a. A., and II
PM.
Episcopal Church. .Rcy. J. Obcar,
services every Sunday except the
2nd Sunday Of the month: at II
o'clock A. NJ
New Advertisements.
Annual Roport-T. r. Robertson,
Clerk.
just Rccoivod-J. e. Cathcart &
Bros.
Mossrs. b. S'uycnhcimer & Go.
have just received q large lot Of now
fashion stiff rim hats.
The Rev G. E. Chichester preach~
cs Tomorrow at Aimwell church,
Ridgoway.
,,,,
The school trustees who may at
tend the convention to-day, arc re-
qucsted to call at Mr.. Richardson's
office, or to meet at tho Thespian
Hall at twolye o'clock.
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lo iio'i'i'i''iol oi tlio Ii eV' W. H.
o''npooli' ''' one ol Cho school COM
1illsSlo'erS ol Eharlestoh City, Will
please MS many lriehos' At was an
e"l'lchtiy ''t so'ect'on'
The sale of the real and ncrsnna1
o'iec's ol H. H. NULL occoaSco' aS
'Slos5o"'y' WIS l"fSely aStonoea' ana
'he properly solo brought fa'I
prices.
Read the advertisement Of j. e.
Cathcart & Bro. They have on
hand a choice supply Of fruits.
They have the thanks of the Office
for some delicious apples and
oranges.
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Columbia and AUGUSTA Railroad.
had given away as Yesterdays
northern passenger train was pass~
ing over it, and two cars were prc.
cipitatcd into the water. It was
not known at That hour whether.
any passengers had been drowned.
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record the change, as required, in
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-24

w e call the attention OF tho Ladies'
to onr new stock Bib Collars, Collercttcs,
Linen Collars, Silk Ties, Hambarg Edg-
ings. Berlin and Kid Gloves, Hosiery,
Handkorchiefs, Ribbons, and various
other goods which wo are offering as low
as anybody.
Calcocs from to 81 conts.
Brown llomospun from to 10 cents.
Blcached Homespuns from ca to 124
cents.
Checked IIomespuns from 10 to l2x
cents
Ticking from 10 to IS conts.
1914 Bleachcd and Brow, SheetinRs,
very low.
A nico assortm cnt Of Dress Goods and
Fancy, Dress Buttons, Shawls, Ladies' and
Misses Boulevard Skirts, white, red and
paid, FlaDnols, jeans, Cassimeres aud
Rcpcllauts.
Our Gents Department is full and com
plete. Everything from apor collar to
nn ovcrccat
A good assortment of Carpets on hand,
yory cheap.
Our stock of Shoes and Hardware is
complete.
Call and examine our goods, md we
will convinoo you that we don't intend to
be unders"ld by anybody, anywhere.
McMASTER g. BRICE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-24

The sale of the real and personal
effects Of d. II. Ruff, deceased, at
Ridgeway, WAS largely attended, and
the property sold brought fair
Driccs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-24
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

including Millinery and Fancy Goods in
all the latest styles and novelties of tho
scason, such as nre generally found in q
firat-class Millinery establishment. Fan
cy and staple Dry Goods, q beautiful
stock of now est styles Of Dress Goods.
Buttons and
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-24

r.. i. ELLISON, SR., Auctioncer.
a Mar!;lcy Lee, Junior, Trustee of the
Bankrupt Estate OF j. Al. Caldwell &
Sons,
The Osceola times., 1877-10-27
OSCEOLA ARKANSAS SATURDAY, OCTOBER a.

IA. As the day falls on the Mussulssn Sab.
bath, and religious feeling has been pro-
loundly stirred by the war, the attendance is
expected to be very large. The average
number Of visitors is 10000.
The storm in England Sunday was
fierce at Oxford, where the glass roof OF the
Great Western railroad station was blown
away, and the building otherwise damaged.
The splendid clms Of the famous Christ
church.walk at Oxford were uprooted, and
hundreds Of buildings damaged. The de.
struciion at this ancient city is unprece.
dented.
The summary Of the strength of the
Russian army Of the Danube, compiled by
the London Times, is, that only two hundred
thousand men crossed the Danube, OF which
sixty thousand have been disposed of by
battle or disease. OF the imperial guard,
only sixty thousand will reach the front fit
for service; so, that as reinforced, the army
will again amount to two hundred thousand.
This includes Roumanians, but not the Do.
brudscha column of thirty thousand. The
writer estimates Osman Pasha's army, as
reinforced, at one hundred thousand, and
Sueiman Pssha's at about the same. So the
combatants have an equal force.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-27
THREE TROUBLES.

Three carpets hung waving in the breese-
Abroad IN the bresse as the sun went down;
Aud three husbands. with patches Of dust on their
knees,
whsckcd whacks that were heard for miles up
and down.
y each must work, and women must clean,
And the carpets 10 beaten no matter how mean,
While the neighbors do the bossing.
Three housewives leaned out Of their windows
OF their windows raised where the light streamod
In;
And they scrubbed and scrubbed till their heads
grew dszcd,
And their ears were filled with horrible din,
For pots Will fall, and kettles 10 bang.
And boilers refuse In the attic 10 hang,
While the husbands do the swearing.
Three husbands went out In the haymow 10 hide
looked;
Each said, rs he rolled himself DER on his side:
"I guess I will snocze, for know am booked;
For men may swear, hut women will dust,
And before ri move that stove that l must,
III stay right here I'LL morning!"
Three judges rat on their benches 10 Judge
Three cases that came from house-c lea ming Tow,
The parties asserted they never would budge
But wanted divorces fright here and now"
So the men went on and the women vent home,
And hereafter will do their house cleaning alone,
While their foimer psrincrs snicker.s
-Sdfwdsv Etenin9 Gdsehe.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-27
WAR NOTES.

1t is calculated that within five or six
weeks the Russians in Asia received abo ut
10000 fresh troops. The Turkish troops
opposing them estimated at 10000 men is
probably correct.
The Hungarian government has or.
dered the sIoppage of the money relief
heretofore granted to able bodied Bosnian
fupitiyes. The greatest distress and NOR.
tality prevails among them.
The czar addressing the general staff
Wednesday, declared thst ell The members
OF the imperial family would remain with the
army to share in the labor and fortunes Of the
war and witness the deeds Of the soldiers.
He concluded: al myself will care for the
army. and. il necessary, all Russia will, as
once before, take up arms.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-27
The MagnIilcence Of Moscow.

This IL one of the richest and most
beautiful cities in the world. II seems
~ as you approach II In the dis
tancc. Standing on elevated ground, it
Is seen afar from every direction. Its
numerous towers-every church having
several besides the steeples-with hun.
dreds Of domes and c1polas, either gilded
or painted green and spangled with stars,
together with many gardens and trees
intermixed with the houses, give II quite
an Oriental appearance, and fill the
traveller with wonder and admiration
when IL first breaks upon his view. The
river Moekva flows at the base OF the hill
on which the Kremlin Is built. The
Kremlin Is a vast citadel, or city within
a city, enclosed by wall from twelve to
sixteen feet high, with many towers,
embattlements and beautiful gates. II
constants many magnificent churches,
also the Large palace and Little palace,
We entered with uncovered head, IA
every one Is required to do, from the
highest official to the lowest serf, through
the Gate of the Redeemer, over which
hangs a picture of the Savior. l would
like to tell you of the cathedrals, and thu
great bell, which weighs 10000 poods
or $4,000 pounds English, now standing
with its broken piece on q pedestal
placed there by the Emperor Nicholas
the Romansoff palace with its ancient
obelisk; the crooked streets and nike
houses, elegant government Offices II
close coz tact with huts and cottages; thu
toler able wide street, three miles long
leading from the walls Of the Kremlin t.
the ST. Petersburg gate, and thence Y
the park or review ground; also to tn
treasury, the public museum and library
together with modern improvements II
gas piws. letter boxes, ETC., but mus
hasten TO give you brief account OF m,
journey from Archangel TO this city
Moscow may be visited again, but tha
journey will never have second edition
Cor. ofths Newayk Advertiser.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-27
TOR EsssN.

IAN j. reported to be plotting
r,rn OF the temporal power of the
91-E pope's health reinsins good.
lrdinals are 10 he appointed in
Mill N, to be held about Christmas.
sissir newspaper says that out OF
IS... merchant families Of that city
"'member has gone TO fight the
IN Nv get medical certificates OF uu>
1T flitary service, aud often have to
II them.
n ,tement that the Turks have
III isive bullets is emphatically cons
~ y the correspondent of the London
wound exac ly like that caused
losive bullet is produced by conf
short range.
stagnation everywhere prevailing
commercial world has greatly dimin-
Abe sale Of furs. No dividend has been
for two years by the Hudson's Bay
apy IN consequence Of this depre sion in
market for furs and seal skins.
The sick, wounded and dead Of the
.-~isSian army since the passage of the Danube
now number 5000, and the ear continues
10 march ur new victims. The Roumanisn
loss is friehlful, and the Roumanians are
beginning TO clsmor for withdrawal from
the war.
The annual pilgrimage to Mecca oi
devout Mohammedans " i'll soon begin, rs the
pilgrims must be present in Mecca December
The Osceola times., 1877-10-27

Nature has given women two painful
but heavenly gifts, which distinguish
them and often raise them above human
nature-compassion and enthusiasm. by
compassson they devote themselves; by
enthusiasm they exalt Themselves
Lamdrtine.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-27

but n confused and unsatisfactory de-
scription. When the whole truth l.
made known the question will assume an
aspect quite different from the ono it
now wears.-N. y Herald.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-27

Where love reigns disturbing Jealousy
doth call himself affections sentiment
Shakespeare.
The Osceola times., 1877-10-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WASHINGTON, October l5-At l2 o'clock
Mr.. Adams called the house to order, read
the presidents proclamation convening
congress, ana called the roll of members by
states. When Lousisna was reached the
clerk made the following statement:
There were received from the state OF
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THE ASroSELII WILL CAsE.-A dis
patch from Rome TO the London Times,
dated August IA, says: "rhe Pope,
Upon being informed that the DISPOSITIONS
AIKEN por futura memoria in The LAMBERT
MIA ntonelli SUIT were of such nature
as to tell greatly against the case for the
defendants, is said to have replied. so
much the better; those avari will have
10 disburse little OF the money thew
have taken too much pains to obtain
The notion prevails at the Vatican that
The line the defendants have adopted
was taken up in the expectation thai
The Pope, in his well-known generosity
of heart, would find the motley to salts
~ the Lambertini claims rather than
that the scandal should become public. !"
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Divine Service.

Methodist Episcopal Church, Sabbath, Septcm-
Der 9th.
JOY CHAPEL, 1910 o. N. Sermon" THE
BAPTISM OF FIRE"
7.30 p. H., sermon by James Jones Protrac-
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following. ExpericRre meeting Friday, Sept.
lilh, at ! 30 p. IN.
81. PauL's sp. IN. Sermon--'THE GREAT
WHITE THRONE"
Sept. 6, 1877,
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Dixon's line, one-half Of the church be-
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up the Pennsylvania aisle sweetheart
and beau may be united in the holy
bands by justice Of the peace for a
levy" You can take your choice and
pay according to your pdfses-[ CaM4
terland ND. .7lieghanian.
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Z$sssfee,s Sale
OF
REAL ESTATE.

ny virtue Of an order Of the Circuit
- Court for st. Mary's county, sit
ting az Court Of Equity, passed in a
cause IN which Eliza c. Jones is com
Piainant and James III. Jones is defen-
dant, and bearing date of the gard day
OF august. 1877, the undersigned, as
Trustee under the order fUf resale made
70 Oscar d. White, will offer at public
auction, at the Court House door in
Leonardtown, on
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-09-06
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Benz. Pembroke &
Trueman Belt & Sons
W..
Catharine, .. R.ley 8
Philip Raley:

In the Circuit Court fbr St. Mary's
county, sitting rs a Cou:. of Equity.
No. 400 n. L.
nEpEEED this 18th day Of Au-
~ gust, 1877, that the sale made
and reported by James H. Wilson
aud Joseph ii. Key, Trustees IN
this cause, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause to the contrary bn shown
on or before the st! Monday of Sept.
1877; provided copy Of this order b,
published in the St. Mary's BEACON.
once week for three successive week.
prior to the said end Monday of Sep
TENDER.
The report states that the land sold
for $3.50.
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
True copy-Test
]. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
Aug. l6, 1S77-3w.
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hereby give notice that am duly authorized
= to collect all casms due the Allan tie and Eir-
GINA fertilizing Company in st. Mary's county
for Eureka Guano," and can be found in Leon
nrdtown EVERY TUESDAY UP TO THE
List OFSEPfEMBER, for the purpose of
attending To said collections or any other bust
Hess tor the Company. All persons indebted to
sAld Company upon notes now due are respect
fully requested TO come forward end settle the
same at as early II date as possible.
am also sole agent in ST. MARY county for
the sale of the CELEBKATED 81 REKA GU
ANo. All orders or communications addressed
to mc at Leonardtown will be promptly attend
cd To.
J. Z. NORRIS.
Aug 30 lS17-if
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT
PUBLIC SALE.

pY virtue of authority from the
- last Will OF the late Mrs LYDIA
c. Billingsley, the undersigned, as her
executor, will offer at public auction,
ut the Court House door in Leonard
town, on Tuesday, the 18th
day ofSept. 1877, between the
hours Of ana 5 o'clock, p. m, the FOL-
owing tracts of land: A tract of land
being PART OF FENWICK'S MAN
OR, and known by that name, contain
ing 24l acres, more or less, formerly the
property Of John aimms, deceased, and
afterwards owned ana possessed by Jno
Saxton. Has on itan excellent Dwell
LING and LARGE BARNS and other
suitable improvements. A tract called
ami known by the name of MT. PLEAS
ANT aud SIMM'S MEADOWS, con-
tanning 200 acres, more or less. Has
on Il "A large quantity of MEA-
DOW LAND. The improvements are
a eomfor:abl. TENEMENT and neces-
sary OUT-BUlLDINGS. A tract If
land called and known by the name Of
the GLEBE, containing los, acres.
more or less. The improvements con-
sist Of comfortable DWELLING and
excellent BARNS and other OUT
HOUSES. a tract of land consisting
of smaller tracts or parcels Of land of
various names, viz: MANNING'S
PURCHASE, DRADEN'S HILLS,
GRADEN and STONES LOT, contain
ing in all 500 acres, more or less. The
improvements are good TENEMENT
HOUSE and necessary OUT HOUSES.
4 tract of land called GRADEN aud
WILKINSON S INDUSTRY, contain
ing $50 acres, more or less. Improve.
ments a good TENEMENT HOUSE
and large BARN and other necessary
OUT-HOUSES.
These lands are located in the 9th
election district Of St. Mary's county,
in the vicinity of the Patuxent river and
the line of the Southern Maryland Rail.
road. They abound in fine MARL and
can be made very productive. Persons
wishing to purchase are invited to cx-
anime the various tracts. The Deeds
describing the tracts can be exam
ined by reference to the undersigned
Title perfect.