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FINANCIAL
AUCTION SALES,

HUNT &; MCCURDY. REAL ESTATE AND
j General Aucuoneers. So E. Washington So
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-28

DEsERyEp PKoMorIoN. = We are
gratified to learn that our young friend
and collcge-matc, Mr.. J. c. Cork, hos
been RECENTLY elected principal Of Pros
,peri'y High School, in Newbcrry coun-
ty. Mr.. Cork promises career OF
brilliancy and usefulness. His many
frisspds, and re relatives in + Fairfield ii coun-
W will be glad to hear Of his merlted
promotion. .,.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-28
DEATH or aESERaE JONNsI,.
"A Great and Gallant Cerolinian Conc to his
Rest-!The End or Protraoted Period OF
[Specialto the Netoa and Oo,latar.l

Rest The End or Pr1traoted Period OF
Suffering.
Especial to tho ,Nesoa qnsd Co,nser.
RroHMoND; juno 26.-Gcn. James
Common, who had been i'll hero for
three; weeks, died here this aflernocii ii
~ ,2.20, at the house Of John Endcrs,
Esq, bis father-in law: Ills thQyght
that the campaign. of: 1876 sovoiSly
taxed his health, Certainly from that
time till his death he was Dcger ontire-
ly we'll: But, it was only q year ago
that his physicians, finding him suffer-
ing nom a stubborn lung trouble,
ordered him to cease flpm active labor
and to take up his residence at Sum
Imerville, a town Twenty, miles from
Charleston, OF the South CGrolina Rail-
road, IN climate dry and hcalthful,
with airs coming over tho sands, fra
grant with the Odors Of tho pines. His
family and physicians believed that lis
health was greatly improved ut SUM-
micrvilleS and about threo weeks ago
he and Ills wife and four of their chill
dren came to Virginia aud were stop
ping hcre st Mr.. Eilders's preparatory
to trin. to the springs, ,whsn General
pneumonia, Which tapidiy. drew his
life to a close. IIe was conscious to
within two hours of his death and was
aware of his condition aid resigned to
the will Of God, though he would have
bccn more than humam. if hc could
have parted from bis ,deYoted wil6 and
children without great pangs.
General Conner had long been All
attendant UPON, the Episcopal church,
and had tile Offices OF that church In
his last hours. He leaves wife and
five children, four girls aud one bov.
The eldest child, Henry W., is sixteen
years OF age, }: anu Is, n student at the
Alexandria High School.
General Conncr's body will be taken
to Charleston, in which city the funeral
will take PLACE, aud the inthrlirut will
bc made at Magnolia Ceinetcrv, one Of
the lovclicst burial plpces in tic land.
Colonel Anderson las rendered, as n
funeral escort to the train, tic officers
Of ting, First Regiment, and has invited
the officers of the lI0WitZcrs and Blues
to join them in front of DR.. Hogc's
church, ut, 2.l6 tomorrow. afternoon.
The body will 70 to Charleston on The
fast mail train, which leaves at 3 y. m.
In July, 1864 he was promoted brig
adicr-gcncral, and being wounded in
the leg at the battle of Mochanicsvillc
he was broirght TO this city to the house
Of Mr.. John Endcrs where he fingered
several mouths in,a Critical condition.
He recovered sufficiently TO: he able to
make avisit TO his home where he final
ly recovered and rejOincd his command
at the battle Of Strasburg. He was
married liz the saiie house in which lie
died..,, So -.
General Conner was on the streets
here on Sunday, and at that time il
was not thought that he was i'll any
great danger.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-28
EGE! HOE! EgIgG

EENIIE undersigned are nov ready to firm
IL ish and deliver the best quality of ice
at all the residences in town, at the rate OF
2K cents per pound Custom desired and
prompt attention to business.
SAMUEL MILLER.
June 2S-t1t%
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-28

THE SEAsoNs.-At last scasonable
rains have fallen in almost every por-
tion of the county, and the planters
are beginning to talk in more hopeful
strains Of tho crop, prospects through
out the county. iii somo sections tie
drought had assumed a very serious
aspect, and the cotton and corn were
beginning to withcr and decay. Fair
field may yet harvest a crop, Of which
no reasonable promise was given in
the calty spring and summer.
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CoTTON--SEED OH 1rTIIs
May 17-tf
AGATE IRONW ARE!!

49,
Light and durable, will not rust and is
not affected by heat. ! have Preserving
Kettles, Rice and Milk Boilers. Tea KettleS
and Sauce Pans of this celebrated ware. y
good
OIL STOWE should be in every house.
l have the Whitney Hot Blast with all the
fixtures. VIII do as much cooking with Il
few, cents worth Of oil as an ordinary stove.
The best oil shnMlA he used with these
stoves as well as bl,rnrd in lamps, Oriental
Oll, oyer 1900 fire test, is the best oil made.
No smoke, no smell, and safe and cheap.
The GRAND CHARTER OAK. leads all
other cook stoves. 1 have also the Stand
ard Charter Oak! Improved Lee, o.,Friend,
ware, Dripping Pans, Pipe, Elbows and all
other StoYe Trimmings. Tinwarc, Dip
EerS: of all kinds, Milk Coolers, Flesh
JELLY and WINE making made in easy
by using the Handy Fruit Press. Pulp
and seeds separated from the juice at one
operation.
=: think I have nearly everything the
the the hons:eskeeper needs, and If have not i
g WGEociER1Es--.a fill line. Pure, plain,
BUGGY aud WAGON material Shafts;
Poles, HUBS SpQllcs, Rims and Whinlc
Trees. l sell close to shops, and, ask q
comparison Of prices With Columbia or
Charlotte.
- PIoughs, Hoes, Picks, Spades, Manure
ForkS, lay Forks, Diggcrs, Cradle Blades;
Grass Blades, etc
>. GRAIN CRADLES Of the same good
make that l sold last season.
j. .HK. CUN1NIUNGs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-28

CoNvIcrrp.-On Tuesday, the Goth
inst, Stocking Harris was brought
before Justice Cathcart OH the charge
of. violating a contract, entered. into
between the defendant and Mr.. Thos.
ID. Qwings, the prosecutor. Mcssrs.
Mcdonald & Douglass appeared, for
the prosecution and A. NJ. MackcS,
ESQ, for the defendant. The defend
ant was fonud guilty and sentenced to
pay fine Of fifteen dollars and costs
Or Imprisonment in tho county Jail for
thirty days.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-28
These are True sayingS.

A horse that Is not ridden ....
gives no pleasure.
Bells that are not rnng
give no music.
Medicine that Is not known -, .,s',,
s. will cure no pain.
Norman's Cordial tried once
%fll be used again.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-28
From tho "lSlue Ridge. -

MI. w. a. Fowler, Hcaden Mounthin,
Cordial and found it an sxceIlent remedy
Ilsor Dyspepsia. =. He has been troubled With
That banefnl malatly Il long time, and if
Sorman,s Cordial conquers it,, he will be
very grateful to the plOprietors of such a
splendid medicine. Y
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-28

:. SUMMER JAUNTs.-A nur1bcr Of the
young men in town arc making deter
mined efforts to yet AWAY from Winns-
boro for some part Of the present sum
lner. The mountains seem to be the
popular resort, and it is highly probaz
bic that the invalid boys will adopt the
trough and tumble" style and go it in
wagons. If fup, recreation, q lively
time and good health are tho purposes
in view, tho wagon plan is tho way to
have it. Winnsboro and the girls hope
thcy will so and stay awhile.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-28
A WORD IN SEASON !
r HAVE N0SriF1nn n1,r rAp,,rDs

HAVE Notified THE FARMERS
Of Fairfield TO bring in their Old GINS
for repairs. But they arc not doing so,
and aiIn not able to disappoihat ( lpulrchas.
er Of new gin for the repairing OF an old
ono: So parties need not bring their gins
IN just when they need them and expect TO
"take them out in my wagon" OF "get
them Saturday when the wagon comes an in. !"
I want to do all the work ! can. / hope h;ope
the GIN MEN won't CROWD US in
SEPTEMBER Just when they want their
GIN.
j. a.. E11rord,, sis.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-28

'. DEATH.-Mrs. Cynthia. Kennedy,
wife Of the late Robert Kennodv, died
at the residence of Mr.. Samuel Y.
McQYHettcrs, in Richland county, on
Monday, tie 25th inst, at tic advanced
ago of cighty-nine years. Tho re.
mains wero brought to Ridgeway and
inferred in the family burying ground
OH ber estate, by, the side Of her hus-
bihd, who died some forty years ago.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-28

Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta II. II.
:! PASSENGER DarARrMENT, }
COLUMBIA, S. c., June II, 1889.
ON Tn1 after Sunday, June "a, the fol-
lowing Schedule will be in effect:
GOING NiYRTJI
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-28

South Carolina Railway Company.
~ Trains Viii run as follows Until
further notice:
TO AND FROM CHARLESTON.
EAST.
Eenve Columbia at. - 80 a. m. t6.55 p. m.
Arrive Charleston. .12.+2 p. III. ll.20 y. III.
WEST.
Leave Charleston. j. =. Il 90 a. N. NJ. o5 p. m.
Arrive Columbia. &. % a. IN. 10 Is D. m.
tDaily. *Daily except Sunday.
TO AND EROM CAMDEN.
=. ., EAST.
Lehye Columbia at. .*7, 80 a, m. #6.55 y. m.
Arrive at Camden. 1.35 p. III. 955 p. III.
Leave Camden at. ~ a. IN. II. 90 y. N.
Arrive at C0llunbia. Il l.25 a. III. 1O.l5 D. III.
*Daily except Sundays. ...
TO AND FROM AUGUSTA
EAST
Leave Columbia. ~. 20 p. NJ. tG,15 y. m.
Arrive Augusta. 1.4O p. m. 6.2I il. H.
WEST.
Arive aerXs AnSi"str coiumna 9S ,S2Pm tsSo
tDaily *DaiJy except Sunday.
CONNECTIONS. ..-
Connections made at Columbia with Co
lnmbia d Grcenvile Railroad, by train ar
irving at 1.25 a. III. and departing. at G55
r:' H. Connection made al Columbia
Junction with Charlotte; Columbia & Au-
gusta Railroad by same trains to and from
all points Oh both roads
Connection made at CiiialirIcstoli with
steamers FOR New YuriS on Wednesdays
and Saturdays; also, with Charleston aid
Savannah Railway to and from Savannah
and all poins in FLORIDA. ) ,..-
the Georgia Railroad and CcutraI I,ailroad
to and from all points West and South.
Connections made at, BlaGkyille to and
from all points OF Barnwcli - Railroad.
Thr"rgIl Tickets can pc purchased to ali
points south and West, by applying to
ID. MCQUEEN, Agent,
il. .: JOHN B. PBCK, Gen. STpt. "
-. G.. ALLEN, Gtli. Pass and Ticket
Agent, Charleston, S. G.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-28
SHERIEFS SALE.

SHERIEEvS SALE.
RY virtue of an execution to me directed,
~ I will offer for sale before the Court
House door in Winnsboro S: c., OH the
FIRST MONDAY IN July NEXT,
within the legal hours Of sale, to the hioh-
est bidder, for CASH, tic following.de.
scribed property, to wit:
All the right, title and and interest Of
Mrs. M. f. Starncs in house and lot in
the town Of Blythewood, now occupied by
her. &c., u,..
Levied upon as stheproperty Of Mrs. M. e.
Starnes at the suit of Lorick 81 Lowrance,
against j. II. Nelson and NJ. T.. Starnes.
-, JNO. d. MCCARTNEY,
Sheriff's Office, SEC
Winnsboro, S. G.,
june II, 1883.
june ltd
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-28

DEMoREsT FOR JULY.--The July
number Of Demorest's Monthly Maga-
zine is Certainly oMc Or tic most at
tractivc issues of this Interesting peri
odical. A Striking feature is thG Has
ter papier bas-relicf Of the head Of
PcAscus, which is iot only a great
bovclty, but stii exquisite work. OF art.
Il beautiful photo-cngraving Of "Lit-
tie Bride" also adorns the art depart
mcnt, and tho other illustrations are
tiGmetous. The literary articles are OF
q high order IF merit, among wl,icl,;may
bc mentioned the cdMtinuatib;' of tho
story "Out Of tho World" "social
Life at Smith College," "Thc Story Of
Hcreward Leofricsson, the last of the
English;" "a Perfect Fright" "Thc
Paupcrs of Pompeii," "Tho Rose in
Song and St8fy," "How wc Live in
New York." by Jennie June, and d
sketch of Elizabeth Thompson Butler,
th6 celebrated painter Of battle scenes.
The pooticaf dopaftn6nt is well filled,
rs arc the kitchen, fancy work, scicn-
fific and fashion departments; while
"Curront Topics" arc most ably and
agrccably. discussed, The July num-
Der of Demaorest's Monthly Magazine
should be in the possession of every
6ne, the beautiful illustrations. alone
making it we'll worth possessing, to
say nothing of the advantage It is to
tho household IN tho way of select
reading and use full information.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-28
MONEY Saved Is MONEY HADB!|
so YOUR
FURNITURE FROM r, ". PUILIIPs

Mattresses Of my own Gnn,fac-
turc. Use ccononN-huy !hr best
buy where you can got the cheap
est. 80. -....
~ new supply Of Chiltlr0n' = CARR
ages, of the latest drsislts aud low
in price. =
IOu can save money N" buying
your Picture Frames, Wan Pockets.
Brackrts, ilat-racliS, Sprir , Rods.
Wirc Mattresses and Window
Shades front L. w. PHILLIPS.
] am agent for several different l.
SEWING MACHINES. aH:l some
of them as GOOD as can hn made.
You will find it to your interest to
price mine before making Il pun
chase ELSEWtiEEE. Rrmrmbry
that | cannot be undCrsold by any
ono
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-28

,TIIE.. SOUTH CAROLINA CoLLEGE.-
The Following changes in the sessions
which appear ii The new catalogue Of
the South Carolina College will be
interesting information to those of our
icadcrs who have friends, or are them
selves contemplating q course of study,
In that institution: . .
The next session will open on the first
Tuesday in October. After this time how
ever, tho session will open OH the first
Tuesday inl ;Janiiary, the spring term closing
on the third "Wednesday in June. The fall
term will open OH the. third Tuesday in
September and the session will end on the
third Wednesday i'll December when the
commencement will be held. The next
session will therefore continue from Octo-
ber 1885, to .December, 1854, bit without
extra fee. Examinations will be held rs
usual in February and June, but the final
examinations will be postponed until De-
cember.
Messrs. Buchaihaii and, Dunn ara
now in-attendaiicc Upon the session of
the College, and we arc glad to say
have 'akcn the forciiioSt positions in
their respective classes. They arc OK
pcctcd home the latter part Of the
present month. Several additional
students will go from this plate at The
opening Of the fall Session:
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LOCAL INTELLlGENCE.
TIURsDAY. JUNE rs. 1888,
New Acknowledgements. ,.,~
:. 1ce-Samuel Miller, Clarence Jor-
dan. ..,

I; PFRseaAI,-Col. W, s., pogan, of
tho Columbia Rcyister, and Capt. T.
III. Clarke, Of tho Camdon bar, we're
lii town OH Tuesday.
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vsrded as the most wonderful child artist in
A.-;o. The other members of the com.
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Customs Revenue.
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returned home and we proceeded on our
voltage. 1t hapned to be very Stormev
week which made it very bad. We began
on one Of the Common lots and run as far
as Patterns Mill Brook. the distance il
miles, 8 ralley and - Roods. In general
very good place for Road We came to
the Brook about miles above Patterns
Mills, according to Mr.. Floods account We
cro>t two Ponds. WinsIow and Eastern Riv-
er Pond. Winslow's near the Northern
end, and it appears very easy to 20 around.
Eastern River Pond-We crost above half
mile from the head, the land is in general
pretty good from the head Of the Northern
Bay to Eastern River Pond. and from The
Pond 10 the Mil brook is 4 great part burnt
and not SO good. The weather being so vet
was the occasion Of our not running the
Road through to Union River, when u 1t il
Your desire, when We come to Iav out that
Town we can easily run it through. | en-
pcct to 90 over to No 3 soon and take d
Survey Of the Neck and run them lines back
Eighty Rods which We neglected when W
first began, then finish my Protracting
and make return a. soon as possible
SIr-lf you have not sent me those article,
YOU mentioned if il il not 10 lncon, eulent
fbr YOU should wish to have you order
them put aboard OF Capt. Robert Haskell,
of Beverly. ncN trip. Then They will come
directly here. and # It Is agreeable to YOU !
Should tx .lad YOU would Send mr Bar
ill Of Flower for Ny Fam.ly'> use and
charge the same To my account. Ntr-vOHr
Kind Compliance viii much obIsr Your
most Obcdirnt and humble Sevaut
tSigned) joins pErfK>.
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Circular.
HEADQC ARTERs DEPARTMENT or }
MAINE. G. \. r.,
LEWISTON, Me-, June 1, 1883.


|. This Department at lis annual meet
ing in February last, at Auburn. passed
Vote OF thanks" to the Very Rev. VIM.
John Hamilton, Of Mobile, Ala. ,Jor his kind
and humane conduct towards our Union
prisoners confined at AndersonviIle. This
testimonial was prepared BY Past Depart
ment Commander Iamln. of Bangor, suita-
bly framed and forwarded by express To
Father Hamilton. The following letter was
received acknowledging the receipt Of the
same, and Is now Published for circulation in
the Department and elsewhere.
II.
CATHEDRAL, MOBILE, MAY a. 1888.
DEAR SIK,-I owe YOU an humble apollo
" for not having acknowledged the receipt
of YOUR esteemed favor ere this When YOUR
letter and the testimonial reached here was
quite sick AT the Providence Intrmary in
this city Kept by the Sisters Of Charity. and
though one Of the good sisters offered to
write you in my name, Yet ! preferred TO
wait for a short time, that | might personal
y expires, with my own hand my gratitude
ana nigh appreciation Of Your great and no
Die conduct. And as the present Is the first
moment that am allie 10 hold my pen,
,,,il,,..lf of ~, o,.., ,,nand ,,tr
Die comrade, my sincere and uutel-url
,baI !, far your kind anil con,id.rat,.. ar,,.,.
ION.
In:> compliment and mcmen:p that the
solder, Of Maine Aate offered me for the
,..nr ..,,.,c. TIL, IT.. .l,,. .x,.,,.,l - III
ur,n-,,,r,,.. .,,i.nr.r j, ,rl..r.,,,,;I1.. WI.
| am happy to >.,. produced most ta> ora
blc impression On the mind, Of thc people 81
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IT. The yoLTaIo BELT Co. Marshall. Mich, will
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ORDERED-That the said Hannah W. Pert
give notice to all person Interested by c.using
a cpy of thi order to be published tn =
week ccessively in the Ellsworth ,meri.
can printed or uished at Ellsworth, that they
may ppear a Probate COu to b.. held at Blue
hill, in said county, the first Tuesday of
July next at ten Of the clio K In the forenoon and
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BLUEHLL BAY, Sept. %, 1857.
Nix. LEONARD JARVIS,

Sr:
Agreeable to your desire ! take this opor
tunity to inform you that finished the sur
vev Of the Shore Of 10. 3 Township round
as far a, Buck Harbor on Tuesday the 18th
Of this month. met with no manner OF
difficulty as 10 the Inhabitants. | set out
for home and IN Wednesday arrived at Blue
hill. The ne. t Monday following We Set
out to Survey the Road from the head Of
tie Northern Bay to Union River viii CHI
hapned to be a very uulucky job to Mr..
Williams. We set out from Mr.. Winslow 5
and had not got more than one hundred
Rods from the house before Williams hay
ing Ratchet in his hand fell down and
Split his hand from his fingers TO MS rlst,
which fear viii ruin his hand. Williams
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C. l'la:
finest stock Of
y Goods,
S CITY.
hon t,.e,,,, 5;6s.
STYLES-in
SHADES of
and cboi,e
!. IT,
cra;n
iorad
~ 49,.
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\,
anast
sale
Shams, and En-
: !issEE
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-..-.. ........es, VI rnlia., Pa, Mrs.
X. B. Scott and son and Mrs. NJ. Sanders of
Baltimore, Md.
The "Cty of Richmond" will begin the
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HALE's Book Store, Main ST., Ellsworth
Ne.
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What are the desirable qualities in
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Death

Admiral j
dead at his re.
He was in
At the breakil
the Confedera
tered the Per-
signed FIVE yea
WA
Office of
WASHINGTON
For New Eng
cloudy weather
TO northwest wi