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Combines APPOINTMENTS,
SKctdf Uisp4teh 10 Tx E.ale,sao Tribune.

sF<emf h'p4feh 10 1'1t ca1e"po Tribune.
!Sp!ASAfoLIs, ltld., sept. H.-The ap-
E'Isitinehts OF Se',ator Conkling. which ',avo
feeelScu uaaly changes since their ANNOUNCE
lncnf. are now bclteveu 10: he fixed, sending
hin to Richmond next Monday, Terre l1nute
On Wednesday, .lnd!unapalts Friday, md
49,, ~, 1,s".. w. ~ epsctsu "'7o 1l'at
the 1e'. liehry MaFa beccher WIZ make
few speeches IN the State. arriving here OIL
"Wednesday, but Of this there il no cnr-
co,nItee drny u tho! p r,,,nop ouy tsiasronh ntu.I
from Now York to Democratic Journals
that Supervisor john ]. paysnport is coming
work next iouth, N far IN ,,tcrss,tv fnr
NJ n",,o.,.','.. ." ~, 49, -. "J n'Ses''.3 Iol
~ ..,,,e Dnveupos1 oi aty "'u e!se nus a1lSeh'
n" pett!0's Tor ap"ntet h of DEPUTY sa
visor Kockwood
r,hto n,.r,,In,s con 11a,x,u. .,.., =.
's .'o'r ue1 iha,,ison 'eceased ~
1cf ifom blltlaio Republican stntiilg that Il
ex.Ooy. lleudricks' wtrwam attack m t;rn. Gen.
f,urf,af,, onn nnn ttor+ison,. r"tat,,Ins 49,,
t,at !, NV a 1Is"Is,a,E , !a".' leIu'uet' s
rs to speak IT aaFsa ss tsoss ss s
tim rs repur,etl, md afterwards denounced
ht,n. ha ftha RufToIo u,u,,, ,vn,,,d votn for
Garfield. ~ WV ~.
r,,,. =. , n~,,,v, ,,, =. - v,,,,,
oo. r,a.,'n. LIZ aAt'Gn .,F, t. "ns hEfr ~
9en. Hast'Soh hllu ein'. Hellurlcss to decide.
III support OF Ills side of tho ease GcI. IIar-
r1son Inns forwarded tho aili.layits Of slrssrs,
brown and Morrlso,l tint uoy. Iientlrirks
snv tint In, S;nrf,ri.J vna VII n',r u
nn,l Tia hcst ,,r,,,f"uti",, -" i;.",,itonu, t,,
1.".it, .nn1:r nil ti,n Sc'tin",, nppn',',t ~
iin,,, ri"Isi Wninat, .,H.oi. H. ,.,lsTn;' - ~ -
1ufttmi Ln,.,nr em .'a cnnss''' :" "''''n "0 "a~
''hn S"ntinSi Ike ,nnrrt,,o ,,.o. +,,o ,,,,,o
of Within M1,rn ' I,,n ~ III, ,'a %!u s.a .3
,in rin1 fhn rniitsn"T st-fEns ~ ~ in11 ~
nmfhnrt,v fr tta stuf.,"art NV ~
Tia ifn" RI i,orter roc,,s"t ,n,,M,, ,,,.e,. t,t
fnr i,s ~ ~ TaynIIr's thn =, ,s,i,ar ~
ths iinitn Stntna f",rt nrin,, IN" 1,n a',, H.. IT,
svas n.k nhnat tb.. a,attor s h,t J IT,, ~ ~
max" MAJ INV sSt"nnn1 ,vlMtv,,r poh otmt ,,,.. nnt ~
TN st,hl.t h,,t ~. With ~ a.,t ~.
nn' su ,rtoi aut .,I IT, uaG Iuo' MILL ~
xia,a III, ", ntf..rt VIII IL 10y usnci0l
Sfr nrtmr .utti 10 t,ns. vi ~ Rtt',
IT, -, .irs "stH - nnrs'H t, ieeGaI! nhHy !nt
H. ~ aa''HeIn ; Wy os sWo neihso H!ectln1, 60
St"ta tt,t " oe''"t ~" "os 'e"ca a't oser ulH
'Ths National Sto+s Commtttaa fila, tta
yuctllcy an fhn Htuin tjckrt t,,.ti,v ncrusfn,nI
by tia withdrawal nj i. ii. Y:nwisr the,r
cHtniIllutc ft,r Secrctnry III Stnns' hy thc MI
nointnrnt NJ Francis II. Wnrrimv' IT jttntftT,t
WeiIs i,n,irtv = ''9' ~ A'~''
cpo,vy POINT
sp,tta, Dt.pa.rs ~ 71t cstt.,o 7~t,,.
Cnnwv na,xT Sant ~ =: Tl"s rin., H.,r,s,
Eirntn,I III onp; III ;Vnr T..,"nrn mo: o9.aue'
nntl tbe fini. H. Il SfnrSf. ~. iItnr,,nr.t;.
sral I Of M Glo % sanIp M II Statr a.Iirosset lasus
,miitj.al lsntnrin,, "rc tia nft"r,,non srSo
F"H1*~A* fN@1ot sbsh stEtG tssa 4lQ
, 1880-09-28
HANCOCK.

HE TALks rO THE SHIPPING INTEREST,"
NEW futtK. Sept. GA delegation Ut fifty
gentlemen ronnccs:'l with tltc shipping In
tcresls Of this city went to Goyetnnr's island
this ntornfng to wilt III Gen. tlnncok, III or-
der to present nj, adress and offer hin! ti,eir
co6'~ratl"n and suplnrt during the coming
campaign. III reply to tho address, Gen.
Hancock said:
am very highly h0noreh By being wnttcd
upnn t,-A.hy by Representatives of tbc yuriot1a
branches u tho shipping interests. nu, very
Rlhtl to receive th.a address which yot1 now pro-
sent nlc I'M ult'ch pcAscl Ut yDur visit, II tt
only lrc that II hnA shown nc tho details nf Mn
oryl!''izntlnn thnt WIS mt previously familiar
hMve 4 c0n und nm very hotrse. lwAs fuilrlul
yesterday tint wuuld not tie mule to meet this
delegation to-t!ny In consequence Of tt,dispsT-
hou. mn very Kl1d to huVG been able tu tnuet
you.
Tho General WINS then introduced to tho
gentlemen comprising the delegation.
, 1880-09-28

nls EArEuESCEs IN THE WEST.
IL; Emery a: sto[rs Il: Es4 who ss been DO.
lug s,s,I. sco1na'l . service 1ot e ienaeat purity
,nra''E 1. ~, summer III !he eleaI cities or the
ming " golden opinions from nil sorts Of mo
p1cs wherever he has apppnrctl. returucd
tp'i,r af,arasn osss 'o ,aan. aacs'c t s'ope @
lAIiESE met lin soon after his arrival, and.
tlougl, naturally very much fatig,1cd after
80 long a Journey and SO muc!, .hnrd
Of the gen1nl counselor overmesterett the
bodily indlspositton of the mini, and Ito
launched cut Into conversation with nil hta
"cn"s."nlea ~ "'na.e.at nf,a'a'cy ~ Ma pnwet:
III tespo,fsE 'e ',to 70 ptel,mary inquiry re!a
sala: .>..~
~ met very many nj Tin 1rotitnr f2e,;nl,,
1}cons nf CniifurmIn' md snnke ;,' Snn Fron.
cisco on Wednesday. lie i5tI,s niuf in OAK
lind om friday tiie lith. Tlle in meeting ut
xcrntov iarre ~ ne nnc Thn i;"t,,,Ei,sama MmS r
eo,p!et.. nj aud III @ soul an fru I Tie VIZ ~.
tiyty lint saws aro,tnti fIleir hc,ti,,lnrt"ra
Il rupti crat Of rjr.,r. III thn flnnnfiran ,,nrtv
there Is IN fls1ffpction whntrS,'r. mil III liz
o1iiy con,piicatioIls tint SEC iikely to arisS
ts{s ;oss T6icS r. srox S@t sf ts SSsf
just iow @ far thess ea,.o0 nav ofrrt H%''I, thc
% resIilt "1 n Noyenbnr e It "Ii imnnss,bio 1Ss @
T., i'll. Tho rcs1,lt in Maine. ''"tf''o # i;rst
thnt tmv v.ry st,'.,, r..coySre,j fr",n tint mi
ijcuns in Gn]tfnr,,ln whS nnsht IN kunw t"ls
was 10 short TINT i Ind M ounortlniItv If
Waiting any other portion ot tho Stats tItan
Sun Francisto md OnKlnn!a."
"We dD nut l.enr ~ much Of Denis kenr
ss s II, S''es e,tre,S e srf,Gnsf sssS @ Convention here
.l)rnlS kenrney llaa mt entirely subsidized,
rs | understand It. but | believe It ts gecrMI-
y understood that lle docs not HOW Hrt with
tho DeInocratlc lMrty. ile IL emitting Io very
en, n1sl NH inclined IN tl,tnG TINT tho ilIa1n
Eny Ut thu Sand-I4otters are with the De
1.ioeraGy"
al praspsrt il! Oregon 9"
FIJI 9'l so1ll!!.at ! at ,, ter s,ats w|l' 50 r.
CARRYING Orseoii.' ' ''''' ~''>&~''~e -
"yan also nu.tresscd II meeting at Dp,,-
"rllc meeting at Denver was tic largest
nnsa a Il % tS ss Scin Csi S cS;"ittee t = aai m K
tioru wis ever nl, nctiye hi Uf Krnt1h!iruus
III this worltt tt IL tllu Cot0rutlo Republicans.
Tltny tlo INT cn,,ret|n tile possibility 1T Eolo-
w,rru iiloru xcni, orexhibitions s,t 4 ttornuEh
cajly,ss. t,lnll / fnul,d in Denver. Al liz,
ll,epti,ss tint | addressed there weFu tltu
Chairman or tho Ctl,,.ty Committees nlul
stubs frtlnt IA.,ulvillr, GrOrgvtnWll, Rllj II
great I1uny Oll,nr l,,lnts In tla St,ltc. uMl
tic reM,rls were ali fayorable fro,!. ujl
uunrtNrs,"
"Iias ynur nttcutinn t,epn caltr,l tn
r,,r r,I.un,,s ot, n, .aut.n,s,,
tro,.. a.,,..a. w.. ,,' Ws ~ l,s",..'. .'son
aSkra ~ tsn1fIsf: slloWli,g ar: 5Infss o.
iG''pp,,E y, M''" "e"so papcl u 'ae c1"'se
III aWcs'fi,. 1;,: .r,o ar., $40 .,,anu =.
oXtraet @ iIo,l @ ssr!iln'i ni !1r. w Hfitt In!.
M.ase, WllieIs hnst 1!evnt see'l.-.l ~ ilut
eMstoMf!ii 70 tSn'i ni9t Ee,ttonnis ,. SIT
~ als I u slu u nva neem uo3!vGt!nts
thn, II na,'eKM! IaEa,fazMM .,t LIZ Itoa!;' hnweser,T
, 1880-09-28

UANEUEK WE EEIHN g1INHEI4F 1llHl4IhEUs
spsetat DapateA 10 1As Chicago Ts4bun&
WASHINGTON. D. t., Sept. a7.-Tha talk
here atnong the Democrats In regard to llon-
cocks Southern claims letter Is mt TINT in
lulgu.I In by brothers who dwell. together
In unity" Tho claim agelits wto have beon
so enthusiastic over Ilancock'a nomination
are much less de1Aoustrat!ye. aiui some Of
them IRE paying Mr, Cook the bonor Ut much
personal denunciatlon. Army officers here
cluIin to have knowledge TINT Gen. W. D.
, 1880-09-28

and many Of our nast prominent citizens.
Judge payson spoke fur Two haurs.
i: II. Mel>nweli. candidate for States
Attorney, also lna,te an excellent
speech. THE (;nrfeld Cuh. which now ,,,,t,l-
lrrs over 3U members. made n fine display
With tiietr tnrches. teatlctl by the Adams
f''rnet land. Republicans all fcei highly de.
lighted nj the Success of this their Nrst pub
lie demonstration.
, 1880-09-28

EN PAGES.
md n'a"yy Of our tnost prominent citizens.
i; u. Mc1)nweli+ candidate for Status
s;t,cee,: & 'rae Iae Garfield Club which now mn:
f.d!'!et i'and. fs"puhicans oil fret highly de-
lighted nj the success Of this their Arst pub
lie demonstration.
DIXON.
9Ssetdt usspatth IL ne Chieap4 Tribune,
DIXON. III, srpt. y. --Tjlr f;ar'i"itI Cinb of
this, city went UP in force By steamboat ~,
NMk River tn Grand De ,rnur Saturday
night, and were addressed l,y $. II. l}etl,ca.
Hps YETI " ta, akG ;as to ora*r n, Mcnu%ntsa %
wll' embraces every vote in TIC township. A
Marching Club WAS nfganlxetl also the same
,Snt nlSht ,,, a. Sa','sS w., Township Nielsen md
Every Republican Is at work.
EEwASRn.
sy'etdf Dts,ateh to 7ns Chicago 1r!tMn<.-
Clannt,ry Wit a}tiress the eitEzcns of Kewa-
nee at Library Hall FritlaY evening, Oct. /.
HANCOCK's CIVIL RECORD.
LAWS or TEXAS WHICH M ArrnovED AND
ESFORCED.
9ptetal Dspateh to The Chicago Tribune,
.WAstlIsnTuS. q. C.. Sept. a7.- The Re-
publican Campaign Committee has published
Il pamphlet Ut pagcs NJ blank pnper, un-
titled "1lancock's Civil llecord." Thu
editor, however, Ut the National rlcW, tile
Greenhack organ. In tho !utest issue of that
papHr devotes cn!tlnn to the civil record Ut
Neii. Hancock, whic1, contains facts which
have hitherto been overlooked Tic column
Is chiefly made up Of extracts from laws Of
Inc otate OF Texas Which we're enacted by q
Tim. uuurnrk M SftlitnTv rn,,,nandor ~
that Department approved. These laws are
af,s,,a,,,,,. T., .,'o .'.s,s ". ,... ."s5 1.o
e"splsuo1s ' IN to se1leS OF Inws enaeted III
control since the War. for the p,,rtnst. of RI.
,nntt.- +,,n fr,,.,,,,.,, ~, .,Sa...,.a, .,s..
uuclllE the ilefatneIi 10 pfactical slavery.
deal to say about the l1alicnnole constitutional
right nf 4 trial By Jury; yet In tStW, III the
same period IN wiieil he nac Ills rhetorical
~ inrv.tri"i l.. n,,srt,.sd ~ ~" u ,i,, s,u'i,,
~ LID it'll ~ tSfyhts fr tho fn!5s,i;,,,r "
IrIas WHICH ettcMpts to sgpersede the Con-
vlue way Tor dtps1yitik American citizens Of
the right Ut trial b. Jury. The
FOLLOWING IL TIrE Eytr1oy.
rr9psdtd. That ~ criminal prosecution tho
ptn punnssosnont WnGIel sna'' no Anc hot efceedlng
9iuv, ailn tmprlsnslment hot e3cechng thirty
anss 'r esnea M nr ht'y sss1 pan,sane. iae ~
THIS Ivy WIS npEr1ye1 By J. Y. Throek;;
nnd .,,for i,v ui,a M, 4u' amao a .G!ctfn .t
t,rv Enmmnndar NJ the t,,fth sfIIitnr,, liz.
$rt.t '' 9
, 1880-09-28

oPsfaaI' 1TspHtcH IN j@+t GAttdF0 JF1ott1$.
CLEvE1.ANn, o., Sept. 97.-4A large meet
lng OF buailIess-llell was held Tonight fur
thu purpose 1f organizing for the cn'iipniEn.
tiehrEe II. Ely. Il neiM6er Of II prominent
Iron firm, prcSii!cd.. The list Of Ttce-pr
tletlts atnl Secretaries included many Of the
most substantial rlen nf this city. Speeches
were. .,na,lu by Mr. T. X. Perkins, Cashior Of
tho Merchants NntiUnAl bank, aid e. Il.
l.nckwUoa, n0nslteo Of, thu boltDrs fur Con-
Ertss, bit who afterwards withdrew; Con-
Ercsstnnn Townsend, ex-Congrcss,nnn .pnr-
sons, Ai.llsa St0sty. Of tho Lake Shore RnI!-
roatt; Dan. +. EelIs. President uf tho Co,1i-
n,ereln' Natio,uIl bank; allI others. x
series OF resolutions were auoptett favor
'il: the =. present tarlir md ti1ianein!
pulley ut the Government, and prtl!stnE It's
stability. All present resolved to clpso their
rsners Ut business OIL elcctIon-dny allu work
for the Republican ticket.
SENATOR COSKLING
left Buffalo ut noon and arrived at Aslita-
!,lla, which pluce lie LIFT tIlla evening fnr
Warren, Gr1t. Grant, who will arrive lii the
morning. will bn met By tho Reception COM
MittGr, colIslsting Of Congressman Tuw,,-
snnd, Alr. A.. llnnl!a. john Todd. nnl others,
n,Ml, litter breakfas,ing at tho Krnnard
linus''t will take Il special train for Warren.
The outlook Is that tho meeting will be the
srnlulest ever held iii tlta State. Excursion
tralns Will be run OIL all the ruilsoutls, Al
ready crowds have begun to pour Into War
, 1880-09-28

rain prevented manv persons from going In
!lncctl by Cu'. W. E. Mclean, anil he lie.
livcred n lengthy argument In support Uf tho
prlnclnIes advocated by the Democratic
nnrty.
, 1880-09-28
Tho Rebel Claims Letter Written
upon Their Earnest So
licitntfon.
A Circular Letter from Gen.
Weaver Addressed to Green
hackers Everywhere.
lIo Advises Strongly Against Fusion
Hitl Republicans Or Demo-
Gratis.
OHIO.
TIE wA1sR1:N DEMONSTRATION,

TIE wAIsIst:N DEMONSTRATION,
Special Dtsiafth to 1As Chicago Ttihuns
P1TTsnuNa, Va., Sept. 97.-.rhc Republican
demonstration nt Warren, Ohio, tomorrow,
will undoubtedly be the la1gest political
meeting ever held in that State outside Of
CIncimllatl, Largo delegations from Pitts
burg and NIL Western Pennsylvania towns
will bo present. West Virginia will DO
largely represented.
NfG T1stE ANTICIPATED.
Spsetas Dtspatta to The Cateaoo 1stbune,
WA1lRES, o.. Sept. 37.-'The great Wigwanl
built for the Grant- -Conk',ng ,neeting Is conf
picted. 'rllo Wigwaln will hold 10,0oo people.
Tic railroads taye taken oil fretghts In
tlr.ler To run passenger trains to uccO,nu,u-
ttute tho grcatest political meeting ever held
, 1880-09-28

| PRESIDENTIAL.
Great Preparations for the
Demonstration at War
rem, O., Tonight.
Gen. Grant to Preside, and Son.
ator Conk1ing to Deliver
the Speech.
Prominent Democrats in Ohio
Declaring Themselves
for Garfield.
Lively Times Anticipated at the sar-
atoga Democratic 0onVen-
tion To-Day.
The Majority of the State Com
nittee Already Assured
to Tammany.
Gems. Franklin and "Baldy"
Smith Now Engaged in
Running Hancock.
Tho Rebel Claims Letter Written
upon Their Earnest So
lfcitntfon.
A Circular Letter from Gen.
Weaver Addressed to Green
hackers Everywhere.
IIc Advises Strongly Against Fusion
will Republicans Or Demo-
Gratis.
The Outlook in Indiana as Viewed By
Various Correspondents.
, 1880-09-28

sPEtsd! D7tRaRtk to 1ks EAlfa9o TFI6Hna.
TEIsHE llAuTE. Ind, Sept. 97.-The De-
mocracy Of this city tleld 9 rally tonight ln
, 1880-09-28

81setaI ptsY1tth ~ Tia LAtfdeo 7t1bunt.
tllls mornings Times. froul ills city, with
referptlc0 to caloted mon DelnK sent from
uerrlall and Guss Counties to Indiana to yotQ
" ula Ostuber 0luctt1n Is the unrest bos!.,
put Of nothing.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-04
"A NElY KIND Or :lYRq:e4trcAsE.

Now because IT Is only Within 'thc Inst few
years that IL has been iniprovel and brought
within the reach Of every ono: Old In pyincipla
because the first Invention was made and Inc
first patent taken out Iearty twenty years ago,
and cases made at that time ana worn ever
since, are nearly as good as new. Read the fol-
lowing which Is only ono OF the many hun
,dreds; your jewelers. can toll OF similar ones:
MANSFIELD, Pa, May 2s, 1878.
havo customer who carried one OF Boss
Patent cases fifteen years and knew It two
years before he got 1t, and 1t now appears good
for ten years longer. II. Il. OLNEY.
Remember that Jas. Boss Is tho only patent
cRSe made OF two Plates Of solid gold {onc out
sido and ono insidc) covering every part ex-
posed TO won' or sight Tho great advantage
OF these plates Is apparent to every ono. BOSS
Is the only patent case With which thero is
given written warrant, OF which the following
Is facsimile:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-04

New Advertisements.
Summons Douglass & McCants.
Herman Bulwinkle, Factor and
Commission Merchant, Charleston,
S. T..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-04
GOWN AND COUNTY.
THI15oAT. November q, 1880.

THti:5oAf. November d, Z: 1850.
TERMS OF THE NEWS AND HERALD
--Tri-weekly edition, four dollars DE,
a@'sHhs, In advance; weekly edition
Two dollars and fifty cents per a1,nun.,
In advance. Liberal discount to clubs
OF ttve and upwards.
RATES OF FADvERTIsING.- One dolla,
por inch for the first insertion, . nd
htty cents per inch for each subscq lent
insertion. These rates apply to all adj
Vertlsements, Of whatever natu 70, and
are payable strictly in advance. Con
tracts for three, six or twelve months
made on very liberal terms. Tran
slent local notices, fifteen cents per
line for the first insertion and soYcn
and one-half cents per limo for each
subsequent insertion. Obituaries and
tributes Of respect charged as adver-
tiscments. Simple announcements OF
marriages and deaths published free OF
charge, and solicited.
-, All communications, of whatsoever
nature, should he addressed to tho
Winnsboro Publishing Company
Wilnsboro, S. G.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-04
DON'T BUY

MY STOCK
to
Byhcwood, White
and Work. @ This the quality and price Of goods
fr%eS T Cros a a and look sfeyss cheaper than tho cheapest
Der Suits Gal and see hn new supply Sewing Machines good
a ana likes it, Kemnnc that most of the machines that most largely
time and yoxon is noiscs light and will last long time have
eighty competitors that and has
Sns Factory All entrusted will
Machine Needles
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-04
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
z COUNTY OF BAIRrIEID.
COURT or COMMON pTmAs

COUNI OF COMMON PLEAS.
Elizabeth Strong and John McLurkin
Plaintiffs, against Patrick Chisolm
James McLister, John McListcr,
Mary McQuiston, Thomas G. Nc.
Quiston, Mary A. McQuiston, EliZ-
abeth W. Castles, Sarah L. Chisolm-
John G. Chisolin, Jr., Joseph w,
Chlsolm, ELLA Chisolm and Rebecca
Chisolm, Defendants. = Summons
for Relicf-Complaint Served.
To THE DEFENDANTS ABovE-NAMEp:
YOU are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer tho complaint in this
action, of which q copy is herewith
served upon you, and to servoa copy
OF your answer 10 the said complaint
On the subscribers at their office, No 6
Law Range, Winnsboro, S. c., within
twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive Of the day Of such service !:
and If you fail to answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid, tho plain-
tits i'll this action will apply to the
Court for tho relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated Goth October, 1880.
DOUGLASS & NICCANTS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
10 TIE ABovE-NAMED DEFENDANTS:
Take notice that tho summons in
this action. of which the foregoing is
q copy, and the complaint were filed
III the Office Of the Clerk of Court of
Common Pleas, at Winnsboro, in the
County of Fairfield, in tie State of
South Carolina, OH tho 3Oth day of
October, A. d. 1880.
DOUGLASS & NIcCANTS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
nov 3-X6
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-04
HERMANN BU1NlNKLE,

Factor s General Commission Merchnnt,
. CHARLIE s'roN,Fs. c.,
DEALER IN
GERMAN KANT, or POTASH SALT,
Peruvian Guano, No. I md No. 2,
Pure Fish Guano, Nova Scotia Lnnd
Plaster Ground South Carolina Phos.
phate, and other FERTILIIERS. Also,
s COR N, OA rs, HAY, Etc.
S Orders filed with dispatch, and liberal
advances Inado on consignm ents of Cot
ton and .other Produce.
y nov 4-X3m
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-04
&
KSs. KESsrE y r EKIEM

4 RE now Offering for the inspection
4 Of the citizens of Fairfield their
FALL AND WINTER STOCK. Each
department of Dress Goods, Dry
Goods, Clothing, Gents Goods and
Hats, is full up with goods that have
been CAREFULLY SELECTED.
The quality Of our Goods is FIRST
GLASS, and they will bc sold as low
as amy yhody can or will sell them. We
claim to
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-11-04
THE PEOPLES
UTUAE
r E l. | E I ASSOCIATE

II WIS is an Association of business NJ, en-,
l. who, for their mutual prot cction,
contribute towards fund, SO as
in caso of death, their families may rc-
ccive from $4,000 to 5000, according to
amount of certificate. This is one of tho
best plans Of life insurance You pay as
you go. just like fro insurance, and with
more convenience oven, as you pay by
small instalments during the year. We
refer to those best acquainted with u.s.
viz: members in Fairfield: G.. II. Nc.
MASTER, JAS. A. Brec Jno. b. Davis, D.
r. Flenniken, B. Sngenheimor, J. W.
McCrcight. Jno. J. Neil, Thomas T.. John
son, D. Clendining, X. B. Hanahan, X.
Means Davis, Jas. @, Davis. Anv one
that should likcto become member will
apply to G. G., BACOT.
oct -. l Agent.
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AID.
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CANNED GOODS.

Pears, Peaches, Pincapplcs, To-
matocs, salmon, Corned Beef, Dcvilcd
liam and Turkey, Sardincs, Sc.
Nlacaroni and Cheese, Ginger Pre-.
serves, Pin Head Oat Meal, Cooper
Gclatinc, Mustard, Black Pepper and
Nutmcgs.
Baldwin Catsup, Cross 81 Black
WelPs Chow Chow, Empire Chow
Chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea 81 Per-
rims Worcestershire Sauce.
j. +. McMASTER & co.
sept IL
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HEADQU.lRTERS
MILES,
IIEISER'S, AND
ADLER & &CIEMENTS'

We have sold these brands for TEN
YEARS, and they have always given
entire satisfaction. AS for prices, no.
body shall undcrscll us.
We have nice line of Carpets on
hand, and arc still selling the cclcbrat-
cd PEARL SHIRT, as we can find no
better.
McMASTER, BRICE s. 1zETCIIIN.
oct ~
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
William Fl. Walling, Plaintiff, against
John l.. Walling, Thomas p. WALL
ing, sarah e. Walling, James Wall
ing, Elizabeth Mclean, Thomas NJ.
Nicely. William Wnlling, William
W. Kennedy and George L. Kennc-
dy, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Re-
licf-Complaint not Served.
To THE DEFENDANTS:
YOU are hereby summoned and
required to answer the complaint in
this action, which has been fled in the
office Of the Clerk of Common Pleas
for the said county, and to serve COPY
OF your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his office No. |
Law Range, Winnsboro, S. c., within
twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive Of tho day of such service
and il you fail to answer the complaint
within tic time aforesaid, the plaintiff
in this action will apply to tho Court
for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Dated October 12. A. d. 1880.
A. M. MACKEY,
Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
TO THE DEFENDANT William Walling:
Take notice that the complaint in
this action was filed in the office of the
Clerk ofthc Court Of Common Pleas
for Fairfield county, in the State afore-
said, on the 18th day of October, 1880.
October IL, 1880.
A. M. MACKEY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
oct 16EX6
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Grand Mothers Chair;
P0pu ar--W0,ds and Music
"On tho Tramp" March;
very fnspiriting.
Twicl1enlam Forty;
Spisildid-lRords and N,tsic.
AdoIphian Galop;
Sprightty and pleasing.
PUBLISHED PEiNo MUSIC.
Mailed on receipt Of four 8 cent stamps.
j. M. STODDART s. co.
nov 2-4t Philadelphia.
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Now Double Store
Il BIG STORE,

During tho ten yea Is so $ tab
lishment Of our house wo have. developed
tho music trade of tho South to n Won
derful degree, but as yet wo have only be-
gun. Wesco, not many years ahoad, n
business Of q million ycnr, and to take
care Of this enormous trade we have pro-
vidod our present mammoth warerooms.
Fall trade 1880 will be immense. We are
ready for it. For months our senior part
ner has been at the North contracting
with Piano and Organ manufacturers for
instruments. He has concluded most
advantageous contracts, and the Pianos
and Organs arc coming, coming" 100, 600
moro, by every steamer New Styles, New
Prices, New Terms, New Store, New De-
parture.