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All knowing themselves indebted to
mo will please come forward and settle
up at once, as this is hard year and I
must have money to carry on business.
feb 10. ROAG
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The Gordon Light Infantry had
m interesting meeting on Saturday
night. Mr.. r. X. Elliott was elect
ed first lieutenant, in the place of
MIR. Jno. S. Reynolds, resigned.
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Removal.

l. HE undersigned begs leaye to in
form his friends and customers and tho
public generally that he has removed to
the commodious and centrally locate ed
store formerly occupied by James r.
Aiken, where may always DO found full
and we'll selected stock of Groceries,
Provisions, Wines and Liquors.
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r. j. McCarley has just received,
at his new stand, dried beef hams,
cabbage and other nice things.
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The State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

BY O. r. THOMPSON, Esq. Probate J,tdqe.
w HEREAS, George W. Coleman hath
w made suit to mo to grant him
letters of administration Of tho estate and
effects of Mary Coleman, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and adm ,nish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said Msry Coleman, deceased, that
they be andappear before me- in tho court
OF Probate, to be held at Fairfield Court
House. $. c. on the 21st day Of February
next, after publication hereof, at II
o'clock in tho forenoon, to shew cause, if
any they have, why tho said administra.
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 4th day
of February, Ammo Domini 1873
o. II. THOMPSON,
feb 5-tx1aw2 JP.F.C.
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ESTABLISHED 1874.
GEO. B. EDWARDS.

cotton ana General Commission Merch ant
CHARLESTON, s. G.
pROMPr attention given to the sale
l. Cotton. Peas, Corn, Rice and Pro.
duce of all kinds.
Merchandise bought free of commits
fion. Being on the spot, and thoroughly
posted lon prices, can guarantee large
saving to buyers of merchandise.
Agent at Charleston for State Limo
Ocean Steamships between New York,
Glasgow, Liverpool, London and ill parts
Of Europe.
References: Bank of Charleston: Jas.
Adger & Co., Charleston, s. G.
annf lQ-X4Gan
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The Kershaw Gazette and the
Ninety Sic Guardian have the
same editor--that is, for their patent
outsides.
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We are requested to state that
there will be services tonight in the
Methodist church at II o'clock, by
the Rev. B. r. Duval, of Virginia.
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School Notice.

College, MS follows:
For the primary dopartment-e embracing
children in primary grades rs far as the
third reader and the multiplication tablo
under Miss Blaino, at 10 o'clock q. IN.
on Monday next.
Girls Of higher grades than tho primary
departm ent will report Mt the snme place
and hour on Tuesday.
Pnplls in Languages, Higher Mathe-
matl1s and Science, and English pupils
over sixteen years Of age, will make
special application to Mr.. Davis
0. r. THOMPSON,
feb 2-tf Clerk of Board Trustees.
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AUGUSTA HUTEL,
Corner Of Broad and Washington Streets
AUGUSTA, CA.

HAs been thoroughly renovated, 70.
llmodeled and newly furnished. Il
Is located in tho centre of business
Telegraph Ofioo in the Hotel baildinp.
Express Office in the same block. Post
Office only one block off, All other pub.
lilo convenisnces close at hand. 10
SD- The Office Of tho Hotel will be
open during tho night, and guests will be
recsivAd or called at any houy.
W ". MfDRE Rr6DriStox.
80. sn.s q Aes'd' aooapss ~
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I'D Highest Prices paid for Cotton.
feb 7-tf r. j. MCCARTNEY,
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NIGHT PASSENGER.
Now Advertisements. A

Now Advertisements
Down With High Prices-L.
Fryer & Co.
Old Port Who'll. X. & r. B.
Thurber e Go.
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We acknowledge the receipt of
IN invitation to the anniversary
ccle bration of the Carolina Literary
Society, of Adger College, Walhalla,
s. G., which takes place on the
evening of the 9th of March.
GI" WANrED.-We desire to pro-
cure copies of the following num-
bers of the weekly News AND HERALD:
October S, 1876.
October IL. 1876.
October 10, 1876.
May 8, 1877.
May 16, 1877.
May %, 1877.
May 80, 1877.
July II, 1877.
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Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and
MILLINERY BAZAAR.

In fact you can get almoat anything
yon want that is in the Grocery, Dry
Goods, Fancy Goods, Notion or Millinery
line.
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DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES.
Cs16 E'@- t1aer Tim 0au s1at set Lest.
NUMBER Reliable CLOCK FOR $3


IcS % ne Price Of our fight Dollar Thirty Hour Stem Winding
Pense to he pnrcl Clock
Post Office department
a rlerst ~o
L. ClockNf
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The stock of Dry Goods, sue, az Domes-
tics, Cnlicoes, Dress Goods,
Shawls, Furs Milii-
merry Goods,
will be sold very low TO clear them out
Call soon and 500 for yourselves.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. The follow
ing is the schedule of the Chnrlotte
Columbia and Augusta Railroad :
DAY PASSENGER.
Going South. Going North.
Leave Blrckstock, 315,p.M '2.l5, NJ.
p" Winnsboro, 4.02, L. NJ 11.2G, A. NJ.
Nidgeway, 4.3S, p NJ. 1852, A. NJ.
NIGHT PASSENGER.
Going South. Going North.
Leave Blackstock. 1891, A. NJ. 3.O3, A. NJ.
WiAnsboro, LA, NJ la, A. NJ
Nidgeway, .49, A. N. 1886, A. NJ.
The night trains meet at Winns-
boro.
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G A"'A'O oiiSoc HttlH> =
bers, Or any of them, will be
hberally compensated on bringing
the same to this Office.
DENTAL NoTlcE.-Dr. Isaiah Simp
son, Surgeon Dentist, Winnsboro,
S. c., takes this occasion to return
his grateful acknowledgements to
his friends and the public generally
for the confidence rcposed and
patronage bestowed during the
past ten years. And as he is now
permanently located in Winnsboro,
he hopes, by performing faithfully all
operations entrusted to his care, ia
the latest md most scientific mun~
nor known to the profession, to
receive q continuance of the same.
He will be found at his office on
Market street, opposite the Town
Clock. Office hours from 8 a. IN.
to l p. m., and from y p. m. to S
p. m. Call early, as he will be
absent two weeks from the goth of
February.
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You will always find full line of
Notions. Buttons, Trimmings, TO-, and
Fancy Goods, kept at tho
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19

A CoRREcTIoN.-In our report of
tho proceedings of the Legislature,
which appeared in Saturdays issue,
we made the mistake of stating
that the House had passed over tho
governors veto the oct known as
the "chain-gang bill" AS matter
Of fact, the veto was promptly and
handsomely sustained. The
Charleston Neaos and Courier
states the objections to the bill as
follows:
The objections to the bill are
that as to persons already convicted
and under sentence, it is en post
Jacto in character, and that "any
able. bodied male prisoner now
confined in any Jail, Except under
sentence of death" could be turned
over by any trial justice to the
county commissioners or mayor to
work in chain gang, on the public
roads, for the term of his sentence.
We presume that prosecuting witt
ness, confined for inability, to give
bond for his appearance, might be
put in chain>gang. So also could
. person guilty of simple assault.
These are objections of detail, and
we hope that it may be practicable
to frame q bill that will, in some
way, compel persons convicted of
infamous crimes to defray, by their
labor, the cost of their food and
clothing. The people cannot afford
to bear the whole expense of con-
timing and feeding the thousands Of
petty thieves and rascals ip South
Carolina. .1g " s.,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-18
Ifi;OMI ~DGChE...,.
DscHpRp. Tam, March 10, 1873

DECHERp. TENN, March 10, 1873,
Editor Home journal:
All Is quiet and peaceabIc about this III
tie own Business Is rather dull
NJ. Dan. Lcnehan returned from C'nrin
natl. last f'riday night, whittier he l'h'
been to lay in his spring stock ol goods
he reports business quite dull Ia Iliat cay
NJ the present tim..
The wind blew almost \ lIurricanc mere
,a-t Monday night, doing considerable
damage 10 fencing IN gcncral- Two ol
three old GRAZ, buildings about DE, Iicr'
we're cap,izdd. The old supply Stor"lions'
went dow u. AMI II poi ton ol jim, Iohii
wood-sliop was blown over.
DR., +. Is. Sloan. who attended the mrdl-
cal convention 1T Memphis, returned OF
lat evening During his absence. he, II
company with others of the profession
visited che Hot springs IN Arkansas. T"t
Doctor reports mat all enjoyed ticmNel>t 81
Ia the most satisfactory mannrT.
Capt. McFarls, of our town, who, by
the way. Is us tllly II widowcr rs ever wore
hair. rugged himself up in his best lasl
SATURDAY evening, and with bllcR AIDS on
and wrapped up IN about fourteen yards
OF linen dustri, mat 4 botu uitsli lbrt lt
train. with Il view OF getting aboard ol
that Institution, b0nnU for the land ol
beautiful widows. We got it from Il lriend
that the Captain, not satisfied with MS Iall-
IRE sometime ago, had determined TO Vlsil
old Wilson this spring. We wish him sue
CESS. Upon his return we viii be cry
apt to learn something In regard to Ills
good or i'll luck.
raoru ynrv SnrrV IN the death
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-18
From the 18th District.
Editor Home journal:
APRIL 18th, 1873

AfNbb lbli, 1000
Editor Home journal:
AS we have never written you any COM
municatiOn from our part OF the DISTRICT,
we thought we would give you a few line'
10 let YOU know That we are not entirely
behind our friends and neighbours OF other
Districts.
Our farmers are getting along nicely
planting corn. some have cOrn up, and
are almost done planting. wheat Is look
ing fine; PROSPECTS oi fruit in abunIance,
hellth generally very good.
We must say tor our neishborhood, that
we strive to agree in harmony and peace,
and we certainly see the good effects OF it,
BY neighvors and IrieEdS all uniting and
working together, we have. witlN "A very
short time, completed Il neat and tasty
schuollIousc, and will soon Commence II
school. We understand that Mr.. Matt,
Williams, u deserving, Intelligent and
moral young man, will begin school Mon
day next. We are highly elated at TIC
idea OF having our children taught nearer
home. Ne also wish to invite all good
laeu-ministers Of the gCspel-to visit and
preach for us whenever convenient. with
the assurance that their efforts will be
highly appreciated. We have not named
Oul house yet; we believe it was left to the
ladies to select Il am Several have been
suggested, amongS; them that of The
Rural Academy" Oak Grove etc.
which we think very pretty II apprO-
pirate. But. not know ing which VIII be
chosen we cannot, tor fear OF intruaion'
give the name this time, anl SO we close
for the present. Tours truly,
SuEROD.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-18
FrOn the 9Th Distri ct.

APRIL 10Th, 1878.
Editor Home journal:
Tn to within W or three days past the
prospects of Il large wheat crop were re-
garded AS exceedingly natlcrinS, tut com
plants now reach us of TIE ravaees OF rust
and the Hy. 1t is noticed, however, that
wheat ~ early, and that which was pas
tured during the winter and spring (siy
up to the 25tll OF March or lst OF ApriI),
remain unaffected by either, Rust was
never before known to make It's appear
ance so 'arly in the season, We think the
people are worse scared tnan hurt rs yet.
We have two tiourisliing subscription
schools in our district, one ut Mt. Reserve
church tn charge Of Mr.. BraZ Blair, and
one at Pleasant Grove schoolh0nsc under
charge OF Miss Bette Garner. while report
has it that Il Miss T. will this morning
commence still another at Mt. Carmel
Chhrcll, making three schools in our dis
trict. Our people are bound to nave
schools. money or no money. The people
up this way are beginning to think tiat
too much OF the tree school fund finds It's
way into the pockets OF unnecessary OIL
cials. and never reaches those whom the
reach and benefit.
We heard a splendid sermon preached,
Yesterday, at the Morris Ferry school
house. by Rev. Mr. llarwood. lately from
Alabama. He will preach again at the
same place on tue fifth sabbath in June.
II. T..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-18
Caution to tho Public.

AS a protection against countertelts the
present proprietors have patented the like
ness OF Dr.. ~. Q. simmons, the originator
OF simmons Liver Medicine az II trade
mark. Hereafter the original and only
genuine DR.. summons Liver Medicine
viii be put up in yeltow ,crotpers with MS
likeness upon each package anu oo1'lc-
hone other genuine, Beware OF counter
ielt, and unscrupulous persons oilerihs
You other preparations.
NJ. \. T%HgpFORp. 4 Co., Sole Proprlct0rS
Chattanooga, tennessee.
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Non-R Resident Notice.
Mary Holt W. WIN. Holt TT Il.
TIuiunrilnn bill.l

Mary Holt W. WIN. Holt TT Il.
injunction Bill
Upon motion. and it appearing to &c
satisfaction Ol the CLERK ~ Master tI,m
roilpIainunt'S Bill in tine above cai,>r,
which III sworn to. that the i%rtrnuanj,.
Mich Holt aud the unknown urir>as law
OF - Pay. deceased. are n"n-rc-i'trrtt of
the state of tennessee. or their residences
| are unknown. 50 that the Ordinary process
of law cannot bc served upon tIvm:
IL istncrriorr ordered that publication
be made tor four consecutive weeks in the
Home journal. published in Winchester.
Tenn. requiring the SAID q resident
defendants To Hppcar on or before the 4til
Monday in june neat, bcior,. the Chan.
Gerry Court Il Winchester. franklin raun-
ty. Tenn. aud plead, answer or drniur to
cOWplainantS Uill, or the Sailr will be ta-
ken for confessed and set tor hearing ex-
plrte rs TO them.
Witness my hand ut Office in Winchcs-
ter. Tenn. this April OH. ISIS.
I. Il. FINCH, G.. Is NJ.
liorKlNs l.. TCESEy. solicitors.
Az uprll-Iw
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-18
Established in 1910.

Tie Dr.. 40. simmons Vegetable Liver
Medicine advertised in another column IL
thc original and only genuine simmons
Liver Medicine, manufactured at Chhtta-
nooga. Tenn, in which city and vicinity
it has been made and used for nearly forty
yours. 1t is probably the oldest and best
Vegetable Liver Medicine IN the world
IL is as effective In Liver Diseases as Gallo
mel, and perfectly harmless. Every pack
age is enclosed in a seUow UraIler, aud la.
t,e likeness OF the old doctor engraved
upon 1t.
Sample packages free of charge at the
druystores of G.. G.. Phillips and W.. 5,
Embrey Il Co., Winchester, Tenn. where
the medicine il also for sale.
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Information Wanted q.

The following letter has been turned
over by the postmaster to us We
publish it 10 the hope that the writer
will fad out what she wants TO know
GRENADA. Miss. April I, 1873.
DEAR SIR: | understand that BEN
nett Mosley is living in Your county
He is an own cousin of mine. He Is
Becky Mosley's SOP. | understand,
also, that there is a Billy Moslcy in
your county, and | want TO know if he
is a son vi Jesse Mosley. soulI
like to know if they came from Bum
side county, Virginia. or not. Is there
a lady in your county named NELLY
Moslev, u daughter of Nslly Mosley
and if so is she related to Levi Mosiey
Levi Mosley was my grandfather
name. Please answer above questions
and oblige. had ba! Que SON. lie
returned to Virginia and died. If th'
anove named parties are in yonr count,
,,I are relate | To M, | want 10 NOV,
I, your county. Do you know OF {
gentleman nan ed jimmy MosIey. o.
any OF his family He Is a brother i'
Levi Moslcy. Are there any Poe. il
your county? Respectfully,
MARY Ans Poe.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-18

DIEp.-On the night of April 18th, At
Decllerd, Tenn, Mrs Lsvinia + Bennett,
wife OF John X Bennett, and daughter OF
Richard and Trannie Featners.on, in the
ilst year OF her age.
Mrs Bennett leaves decply-atllicted
husband and many relatives and friends
to mourn their irrcparaulc loss. She also
leaves two little children. too yOun4 to
realize how hard 1t task 1t is to fight The
battles OF life alone without the love and
guidance Of II praying mother.
Mrs y. AaS il woman al rare virtues and
unusual force OF character. She was, is a
friend, kind and obriging; rs Il vile, she
was devoted; rs II mother and Stcp-motii
cr, she was firm. yet kind aud atfrctionatr.
In ali the relations OF lite she was strictly
conscientious, faithfully performing
whatever she conceived to b. her duty
and As a christian, she was faithful with
out ostcu,ation.
Tn. writer visited her on he evening
of the 18Th. ana witnessed her struggle
with the Dread Monster. She was ON
scious of her appr mchinY dissolution, and
said You have come to see me in my
last hour. | leave you to-night. Before
the dawn OF another day | will have passed
away" She said: Il am ready. You
know that | have, even felt a dread %
Death, but as the end approaches my faith
grows stronger, AMI find that now | only
shrink trcm the pain the agony OF dissolv'
! ing nature. The Lord has ever bccn my
friend, and | ana not afraid to trust Hin
as II companion through the Dark Val
ley" Truly "Iicr house was set in order '
| never witnessed Il more c~Onlplct,
triumph over Death and the grave. Bu
the hcauty and grandeur OF her uaetul lit,
cannot be- portrayed in so small II space
In her We have Il beautiful example OF
Cln istian Lille and triumphant death, an,
her weeping husband and friends, il
losing her, have another tie in that land .
eternal rest. May they finally join her il
that home where sorrow and death cal
never come.
One VINO KNEW Her WELL.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-18

Mary Sharp Chapel was almoS, crowded
last Saturday evening by ladies and gem
tlemen on the occasion of Prof. Utter
lnoclllcp's musical concert. To say that
all were delighted would only be to say
what cvery one would expect who has even
heard Prof. U. OH the violin and Miss Bleu-
soc on the piano. Ar interesting feature
was the ralcstllenic performance OF Mrs
Van IIoose's class in perfect accord WIN
music. These concerts given from time u
time by Prof. U. afford much pleasure to
our citizens,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-18
IttOI'U,U Geue.U

The Sixth JudJciaI Circuit. composed 81
the counties ul Grindy, Warren. t0ilrr
Franklin, Lincoln, Moore and NHnBurri
We are authorized to announce ". L
Fraucis. Jr, 81 Winchester. u candidate
tor Attorney General OF this the >lNtlI
Judicial district. Election. lst thursday
IN August. 1873.
We au authorized to announce Andrew
B, Woodart. OF cay ettrvillr, II candidate
for Acknowledgement OF the Gtn judicial
Circuit, NJ the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce scott
DAY Is. Of Winchester. II candidate for Al
torncy-Gencral of the Gsll judicial Cir
cult, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized 10 announces ;. w
Curmuck, OF favettrvillc. a candidate tor
Attorney General of the 9th judicial Cir
cult, at the ensuing August election.
We are authorized to announce + NJ.
Smith, Of Me- Mmnville. u candidate for
Attorney General of Tie 9th Julicial Cir
cut, Ut the ensuing August election.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-18
April 30, 1876, nNNTiL, EN,Tii,' DHnil"y

TRAIN No, : from Montgomery con-
meets at Calcru with SRNDR Il; at be-
catur with VI " CIR Il Tor the est; No, !
from Memphis connects AZ lluElhuldt an'l
Milan Tor the West; also trum point Z
south for Louisville; ut Guthrie vita
st La : Ry; at Lebanon JrnrtiuE
with Knoxville and Richmond Bruuch'
rS; at Cincinnati Junction with I"L
y l. L Il Tor ne North Wll East; at
Louisville with L : Mail Boats tor tir-
cinnati aud with OK Ry uud j, NJ " !
X K lorthc NortI. East aud West.
TRAIN No. ! runs DAILY from Mont
gOmcry aud daily except sunday from
Memphis, having direct connection iruln
Little Rock, and all points in I Mas to
LOUSY lille; connects 1T Decatur with NJ
a. tlt K; ut Guthrie with st l. ~ > T. Itl
1T ClHcincinnati jHur. with |" & y /. Il
K iorthr North and East; AZ loui>Nllir
with O ~ VI and j., MA /; for the North,
East and est,
TRAIN No. 6 from Memphis rouncct3
at Mckenzie W it'll y. ca st l. R'y for tie
Southeast, From Bowling Or on it will
be run aS accommodation to Louisville.
making same connections rs NO.+.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1878-04-18

The Nashville American publishes the
following sensible notice to candidates and
their friends: at Is an established rule of
the American that all calls upon indiNid-
Mals IT, become candidates tor office, all
communications anu other articles favor
ing the nomination Of particular lndlvid
uals tor office. aud ali proceedings OF meet
ings recommending the nomination oil
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