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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28
SALE BY JUDGE OF PROBATE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY or FAIRFIELD.

COUNTY or FAIRFIELD.
Henry J.. elliott, as A lninstr,to Of
IA Estate of James r. Aiken, Deoeas-
ell az INST L ,onas g. Poll l,c;. az rrus-
toe of the Estate of Leverich g. Co. in
Bankruptcy, L ID. Chills, William D
Aiken nni Dt'iar4.
Du sntncc Of an or.lsr mnfle in Tn n
L rbnve.s'ntot Gaze, will offer for sale
at public ',nctlnt.. before tho court house
door ut WinnSboc. N tho first MONDAY
IN January noXc within tho legal honrs
or sale, tho following described pro perty,
to wit:
A tract Of lNnl, containing ONE uuN-
DRIED AND SIXTEEN ACRES, more or less,
sitnNt. IN the Gnuuty anil State ufore.
Snit near thn tnwn Of Winnsboro, al &.
Jt'i'lnS ian + Of W. r Rober son. Will
Inn ID. AIKEN, Ii. L Elliot AMI II. \.
Gaillard.
A tract Of Ian I. containing FOUR uuu
DRsD MD FIFTY ACRES. more or loss, attn
a'e III the County anl state n ioresaid
n'wn ~ tie Wm. r. Tnorn land. nd
joining tstnlS .; slii Ym. L Thorn. DR..
"n. Ib"rn, John Br,tt,n. L. p. Nobley
and rthers.
a tract Of land, situate in the County
and Ntlte aforesaid. containing FOUR
HUSDRhD AND THInTY-PIyE ACRES, more or
loss. known as the land lately belonging
to DIR. VIM. Thorn, adjoining lands
above described Of DR.. VIM. Thorn.
jam es Jones, Tilman GLADDEN. and others.
ALSo,
a tract of land containing FIVE HUN
DnED ACRES, more or less, living and
sltnat" in the County and Stata aforesaid.
on waters Of Waterro Crock, nenr Wntcreo
River, and adjoining Ian ls of Eat. LOWS,
Mrs. DnBose, and lands latoly tho prop.
erty of John ilarrison.
TERMS OF SALE;
one-hnlf of tho purchase money to be
PAID IN cash, an tho balance on q credit
OF twelve months. with interest from tho
day OF sale, to be secured by the bond of
the purchaser and mortgage Of tho
promises tho purchaser to pay for all
necessary papers.
0. r. THOMPSON,
oiiice Of Judge of ProbatA J. PRO.
Winnsboro, ;. G,
December l3. 1878.
doc l4-lawtd
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otlEiIIrt'S SALE.

u 7 virtue Of An execution to me ia
= ro'te !. viii oif'f for sase before the
first Monday in january next, within
the legal hours Of snic, to the highest
bidder. FOR CASH, .the following described
property, To Nit:
All that tract Of land in Fairfield ooun.
ty, containing THRgB HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES. moro or less, and bounued by
lands of W. N, Mason, + II. Du Bose an d
others, levied on as the property of Ellen
s. W. RUFF,
sheriff's Office, -, F.,C.
Winnsboro, s. O.,
December 16, 1878.
dec 2l-x1t2.
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SHERIFF., SALE.

AA'o'
D.' virtnr 81 gar,,rv v..<o,ntions +, ma
,,rt , 'H'i !"' 9"'t' oe ore
o,c 'rst Monday III January next.
WI hit tho le-al noara Of sac. to tho
highest bidder, FOL CASH. the following
de crlbai property, to wit:
Lot OF seed cotton and cotton seed, the
property Of AQuilla Harrison, ut the suit
Seven bales of cotton, as the Dropery
Of Arthur Clark. Richard Brown and
cent W.
ALSO,
-,
.FH@ mH>S. or 'in:Sa. ci,Ht hrn | OF
o''s'' 80 ntnP'f'V 81 :"nftS An lerson,
~ '''' '''S - D'*Hi " .I1N'!'l.
,,o
NV" thoHS0nl pnCnlH Of seed cotton
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28
Republican Frauds.

1t is rather amusing to read the an.
announcement that "John M. Wioting,
late greenback Democratic candidate
for meinber Of Congress from the
'Awenty-fhh district Of New York,
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II. MFANS DAVIS, EDITOR.
SNO. 8. REYNOLDS, ASSOCIATE: EDITOR.

THE NonrI HAS beou visite / with a
Fearful snowstorm, tho extent Of
which may be judged by tho an
nounoemsnt that train between Buff
falo and New York got lost for day
and nobody knew where it was.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

PRoB.TE JuDaE's OFFICE,
'W1NNsDoRo, s. g., November l8. 1878
LII persons having claims aeainst the
= estate of James r. AK on, deceased, aro
hereby notified that they must establish
the same before tho Judge Of Probate of
nnlriieid county, at his office,on or before
inc lst day OF January 1870, or be de-
barred from payment Of the same. :,
jSj O. r. THOMPSON, 4 /.
nov 2l-xt lawGw JP. F',1 rs
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28

LAST WEEK IN Washington, o Lieu
tenant Written was tried for fraudu-
lently obtaining pay to tho amount of
Que hundred and twcnty-cight dollars
and thirty-thrcc and quarter cents.
His counsel claimed that the indict-
ment contained fatal flaw in not
mentioning the quarter Of cent. The
court sustained tho point and quashcd
the indictment. This is ciphcring
down pretty finely.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28
CHRISTMAS GOODS,
Consisting Of Confectionerios, Nuts, Fire
Works, Canned Fruits, and
EVERYTHING

That old FOLKS and young folks desire at
th:s joyful season. Let everybo ~ come
AL supply tn hemsel,es at aston ishingly
low prices. .dec23
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28

BLA1NE's INVESTIGATION has proved
a perfect boomerang. The Democrats
all favored investigation, and put their
best men on the committee, while the
Radicals higgled for closed doors, and
the Senators Of that party refused to
serve. Blaine himself, as the
National Republican bitterly re-
marks, instead Of taking the lead is
skulking in the rear with the baggage
trains, while the Republicans had to
draft members Of their party to serve.
The Republican bcgius to fear that
there arc no Southern outragcs after
all; and it is trying to mako Blaine a
scape-goat for the lies it told. To
complete the farce, the comptroller Of
tho treasury announces that he has no
funds to give tho committee. We shall
hardly hear much more of the matter.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28

al FRICTION. lie" ,ug ~ !; i '"''' i
% ri' IL" that wilh il, m,y or. - can
low steady st, en- II ~ ~ " r'r an
srea Of nine y teat. ratept'l Jarnary q
AMI . 1862, March II, rs Senl fol
Circular
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

"A PIANO, in good condition. Terms
LA 9; accommodating. Apply at this
ohioe. deo "a. If
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PRICE, Sc AND SO

PRICE, SO AND SO
E:J> AGENTS w"n.nl errrrwhrrn.
THE DANA BI''>,'bHD co.
6S9 Brot w. Me- I0rk.
Office Of D nr Bicktor -,
Family Knitting VI &c line.
dec 25-3m
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,

DAECUIOlt 5 NUTICE,
\ ALI persons indebted to G. DUR
"a HAM FORD, deceasod, are hereby
requested to make payment to tho I'M
dersignod; and those holding claims
against tho estate Of said decensed arc
horeby notified to present thom, duly
attested. without delay to
JAMES II. RION,
dec il-x5s Executor.
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Inc CnrS.man Observation-Disclosures Com =
mitteo o.-Donth Of Two Congreesmen--
American Ship Building, sc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28

If you detest Il bursting lamp buy
the vestal Oil. If you like q brill
liant light buy the Vestal Oil.
dec ID j. M. BEATTY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-05
Il Of which is respectfully submitted.
MARTIN FLAHERTY. Chairman.


Supervisor Stevenson, chairman of the
committee on complaints and Attachments,
submitted the following petition and report,
which on motion was adopted:
Wr. Ch0trmdH ana GeRtiemen--I Your com
mittec on complaints and Attachments would
respectfully report that they have examined
the matter of the petition Of the Trustees of
Schools Of Town 80, II. ., by S. Grove, their
treasurer and recommend that the prayer of
the petition he granted, which said petition
is as follows:
UTICA, La Sale county, Sept. 10, 1878
T. the HonoraJIe Boatd Of Supervisors IF La
safe comfy:
Your petitioners would respectively repre-.
sent that ON the Goth day Of Nov 1876, they
were Obliged to purchase at Masters Sale in
order to secure the school fund loaned upon
the same the following lots, to wit: Lots
Eleven, 1l), Thirteen, 13) ana Fourteen Q4)
IN Block Scvcnty-two (,2); also Lots eight (S)
and fourteen IA in Block One Hundred and
twenty-five (l25), all IN the city of La Sale
and county of La Sale and State of Illinois
and that said lots have been illegally assessed
torthe years 1877 and 1878 and your petitioners
pray that you will abate the assessment 1877
and set aside the assessment for 1873.
For which your petitioners will ever pray,
&c Signed, SAMUEL GROVE,
Treasurer OF Township 33, n Range 9
east Of r. NJ
BY request Of the School Trustees of said
town.
On motion Of Supervisor, f. c. Lewis, the
board proceeded to select the petit Jurors for
ensuing year
Supervisor Donlevy introduced the follow
ing resolution:
RemtCed, That hereafter when bridges
coming within the provisions of Sec. 20 of
the road and bridge law, are to be construct
ed by any town or towns in this county there
shall be representation of at least three
members Of the bridge committee of this
board TO advise with the commissioners of
highways on such towns in adopting plans
and specifications and awarding of contracts
for the same and 10 report to this board
On motion Of Supervisor f. c. Lewis it is
ordered that the resolution be referred TO die
road and bridge
On motion board adjourned till o'clock
this p. VI.
TUESDAY, Sept 18th, O'Clock p. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present same as this A. NJ.
Supervisor Stevens. chairman Of the COM
miiiee on fees and salaries presented the fol
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WEDNESDAY, Sept. Is, 1873


Board met pursuant to adjournment
Present same rs yesterday.
Minutes of yesterday read and approved.
Supervisor Lynch, chairman of the com
mittec of the court house and Jail presented
the bill of Il. L. Stevens, sheriff, for 1895
40, also his bill for S6i50 for turnkey's ser
vices, which, on motion of Supervisor For
ristal, was allowed, and the clerk authorized
TO draw his order on the treasury for the sew
cral amounts.
Supervisor Lynch also presented the fol
lowing report, which, on motion, was adopt
ed:
.Nr. Chairman aud GentLenela-Y Your com
mittee on court house and iaIl claims would
would beg leave TO report that they have ex-
amined all claims presented before them and
recommend the payment of the following
and that the clerk be directed to issue orders
for the several amounts TO the several claim
ants, In wit
Names For what Amt allowed
Ottawa mach shops, repairs for well, S1i o.
II w Rigden, repairing clock, l ~
NJ kneussl, drugs, 50
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Stormont White and WiIcyilS, voted in the
negative. Amendment lost.
On motion of Supervisor Miller, 1t Is or.
dered that further action upon said report be
postponed until ) o'clock this afternoon.
On motion it was ordered This board adj
iuUrn until o'clock this T.. NJ
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Also to extend as a back tax the delinquent
taxes of the several towns AS shown by the
forfeiture list for the year 49,. and previous
years. All of which is respectfully submit
ted y. y. Move, Chairman.
Supervisor Miller presented the following
resolution. which. on motion, was adopted:
ReSole,d. That the chairman of this board
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There has been allowed in this case $ each;
should have been So
And your committee would ask TO be released
from the further consideration of the follow
ing claims, to wit:
Geo Burkart, stationery, 5OO
Warren lockwood, constable fees, 10 w
Peter Deegen, - 10
All of which Is respectfully submitted.
l.. b. HICKoK, Chairman.
On motion of Supervisor Hickok, chair
man of the committee on claims, il was or
dercd that Bryon Mcmahon and Richard
Pcndergast were allowed the sum of one hun
dred dollars each for the capturing and con-
viction of horse thieves, and the Clerk was
instructed 10 draw his order on the treasurer
for the amount
Supervisor lIickok also presented the bill
of G. w. Reynolds, coroner, for the sum oil
800 for Office rent from Dec. LIST, 1876, to
Dec lst, 1878.
On motion of Supervisor Miller, the bill
was recommitted To the committee on claims.
Thereupon motion of Supervisor Hickok,
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L
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, same ~ yesterday.
Minutes of yesterdays proceedings read
and approved.
In accordance with resolution passed by
this Board on the 18th inst, in relation To
the appointment of committee to purchase
stationery and supplies for the several county
officers, the chair appointed the following
named Supervisors rs such committee: Fred.
w. Fades, John Stout and James b. Brown.
Sup. Barton, chairman of the committee on
Roads and Bridges, presented the following
report:
Wr. Chairman, and Gentlemen ofHte Board
IF .Superctsors: Your committee on roads
and bridges would respectfully report that
they have examined the matter of the petl-
ton 10 the commissioner of highways OF the
Towns of Farm Ridge and Nermilion present
ed before them and recommend the following:
WHEREAS, at the September session OF this
Board of 1877 petition was presented from
the commissioners of said towns, and by re-
quest of the supervisors of SAID towns was
withdrawn for amendment and again pre-
sented to this Board at their last January ses-
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

we noticed some days ago that the
Pennsylvania railroad was making the
distance between Philadelphia and New
York, ninety miles, "ne hours rsand fifty
five minutes. The Off .ei5 Of the road ar g
experimenting with a new driving wheel
for the engine of their fast trains, by VII ich l
their engineers expect. that still greater
speed will be attained. The new wheel ls
F i've and a half feet in diameter, Instead of
/ FIVE feet, which is the diameter of the old
one, and the engineer estimate that it will
gain about ten miles upon the old ones essdrirr il
the distance named, and make it possible
| 10 reduce their time from Philadelphia Il
Jersey City to less than onehonr and forty
II -,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
TRAMPS9'

How numerous the II amps arein al
most every district oflthe country may be
inferred from 1.-THE, noticeable fact, that in
nearly every railroad accident which has has
occurred during the summer5 one Or more
Of these wanderers has either been killed
Or injured. Clock them up" is The order
now in relation to tramps q Il, the counties
Of Pennylyapia. The law authorizes, the
proceeding, and those who have been SO
long and jvexatiously annowed by vagrants
are availing themselves of the legal facuhi
ties afforded them for getting rideof a very
serious annoyance. G@2 7,ro Ghaa7ia ere er,3
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
HOW ., WORK FoR sHERIFFs Il

The gold bug policy takes away the
money from the people, and the power of
association declines at the extremities Of
the county, while the money finds its way
into New York, Philadelphia and Boston
Theproperty ofpeople OF Ohio, Michigan,
Iowa, Delaware, and the other agricultural q
States is being sold out by the sherifs; and
the peopls made to pay Is, 20 and % per
cent interest, while the money is concentrza-- "a !
ting itself ftinlthe large cities. The control
rthisgosernmenti being more and more
centralized in New York city. The gov
eminent is hardly able to breathe without
permission of the moneyed men Of New
York. We.are building ups general sys'
tenn Of Capitalization in this country just
as they have in England. IT is not so in
France. That people have been growing
in strength, freedom and power ever since
1889. France has population ofS6, ,ooo,'
600, and in July, 1878, according to the
best estimates, there were in circulation
in France, 81 200 100000 ofgold and sill
yer. She has imported since then $500, !
100000 of gold and silver, which makes
now the specie circulation 81 200, 100000
and has besides $5Oo,OoO,OOO Of notes O.
the Bank Of France, or $4,000, ,ooo,o 900 in
all, for population of &c. 600, 900 concen col, e
trated on small amount of territory. ,
Wethaye, q population Of $4,000, ,OOO0D
scattered oyer . territory Of over 5000,
900 square miles, with greater necessit,
for carrying On our business with money
than France, and have but about $3.50, :
0O0,000.i We grow in misery, weakness
and degradation. Our government disre-
CARDS US more and more every day, whiE
the French government regards its people
more and more every day. The determi-
nation to have freedom, in that country is
increasing, while it is declining in this
country. When the French government
at the close Of the war, wanted a loan
and applied to the French people for il,
the people offered it in one day, $S, ,000,-
100000. When our Secretary Of the
Treasury wants to borrow money he ap-
plies to the people almost in vain, and he
has to go to New York to arrange with a
foreign syndicate for it. Steadily for
years The public securities in France
have been more and more scattered in the
in the hands ofthe people, until at presen.
the national debt of France is held by four
million Of persons, and the land is divided
among five million and five hundred
thousand proprietors, of whom five mil
Lions are peasants. In this country pub
lie securities and other property be
come hourly more concentrated-the rich
thus becoming rich and the DOOR poorer
Will some gold bug show us BY fair
argument that we are wrong.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
XLAU1G;H AND GROW IFATI.o

This ancient, bit Of advice is well enough
for"spare ''speopfeI but how 2 Bout those
tnst are already too fstt2 What isto become
Of them Sit still. and III ten YOU After
months Of patients investigation and toll
the. celebrated annual ytical ehemistc J @.
Allan, has perfected and given to the world
AnttaFat. anus far IN several hundred
cases this great remedy has never failed to
reduce q corpuIent person from three TO
less and Idd positively efficient. Sold by drug
piStg. "a ~ w ~ N'
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

III the fhfst quarter IT. u = the srrr.GE 1878, 78,
there were 2,341 horses and rlos asses
killed and eaten in Paris. We don't like
to meddle with the aaairs Of foreign ma
tions. but we venture to give theseienightF
sned, politsand enchmenthispieee
Of advice: Be easier OF, the horses and kill
and; eat up more of your asses. % Should
your 5ls supply rl run jshosrt YOU can drag On @
this country. 1t is estimated that 1.-THE
state of Pennsylvania alone there Of that
kind of ANIMAL faom eighty to two hun
dred, thousand. No guarantee as to quali-
l :awui'ot On 9TE ;GoJ
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

MISS FANNIE E. KELLOGG has been an.
pointed postmaster at sitka. Alaska terris
tory, vice Theo. Hallern, resigned. Mis-
Kellogg is now employed at sitka on a
three years' r ,on from the Presbytery
OF Oregon, as missionary teacher to th,
resident Indians. She is So years of agt
and native Of New York, '
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

RUSSIAN troops and andl,ciB British dguaboass
are to be withdrawn fromJH JHurkeBand the
Sea of Marmora respectiyely,- so that
neither can be saidIto haxs goneditst. As
the Russian troops move back from Con-
stantinso5ple the British th,ita waf P3s vessels
Gallpe, AND as ths ss lsst IF 0fthe @ Rgssisas %
cross the Balkans, the last lof the Bsltisb
will bear away fromahe' Gulf of saros for
Cyprus. BeaconsffeIlds asndh sndh GGortschakof
have the utmost confidence in each other,
and SO much mutual respect that each u
determined 10 bow The other sat Of doors
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
! WIN" M. PYLE, rso a .
.ou POSTMASTER
V
sAnaa-Fat Chemically Examined.

aAnaa-Fat Chemically Examined.
The analytical chemist, w. B. DRAKE, 0i
Buffalo, N. Y.s,S recently anaiyZed Allan's
Anti-Eats sand, gave the fpllewing;IE u "a NE
| CERTIFICATE.
I have subjected Allan Anti-Fat to
chemical analysts; (examinedo the process
of Its manufacture; andccan truly ssyltAat
the fngfedf snt nts OF which 1t is compose are
entipedyt ytlvegetabie,m ,mand cannot but act
ayerably upon the system, ~ and u tis well
isduteded. II 4m--yti9 Jd1 10 groom q n"E
f"" n W.B. DRAKE, Chemist.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
yTWTI ETTg y-p W. ssJTW NI0IIV
HIS OCCUPATION GORE.

Had the Arkansas doctor, that "tappedt
!he fat nan, thinking he had dropsy. bu
hnding, no water pi nounced 1t fdry drop
sy,n lived to-day, he would, like Qthello
and This occupation gone for Aliens Anti
Fat, Q purely Vegetable remedy, safely but
positivel Z, reduces corp9leenncy at from rom,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17
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To ShipbuilderS and Lumbermea

FOR SALE: A large body .of timber Of
original growth in Northern Virgfnia, near
river landing in market now 1or' first
time. water-power of large mdll-pOnd on
place, leased II desired. Price 5000 o.
mill site and 800 acres Of timber for 500
Good chance for q man who knows any.
thing about timber or milling. 2 a1ad has
some capital, Fer particulars. address
EhAs y. WIGHT, 81 Harlem Avenue, Bar
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

Nor1cr TO suBsoR1BERs.--Those of our
subscrlbers who are indebted to the MORN
ING HERAnD, will obligeby an early re-
mittauce:t o. awona a5sm 915R ai9s' der
prasosn leaving the city for any peri
cd Of time, however hbrief, Or those gong 9
abroad, can have THE NJ MoRNINa HERALD
msiled to any ada dress, by ordering the same
at this office at,six cents . week
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

r. QITTTT q. 80. [ .ANGI
! TIE United states exhipit atfas ~
though small, seemsto have been-the most
select and airlyrspreseKatisN atthes best
work Of American mechanics. The sflai- exhiii
btorss are g so az more
than their pIpposti tionsta ..shass. 0fb medals
and othersxards, andithsinanaes othus tar
published Of successful bitqrs are those
! Of firms well known here as deserving
such honou, ,ssrT ytl0 adj yabTrtaa ta@l
The Morning herald., 1878-08-17

Iris rumorsa IL W&ahingtSp thakt Mrs
Aepes b. Jenks s ~ appqlAsia 70 de-
live duty inth M Orleans Custom
IHbuse. IL .caf fsSity. Ms- toabe tsken. o. q
suaieieat freeommenda alton, would bs
hard to find q candidate for Office With
claims superior to those Of the fair LouaslI