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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20

Tho jAry, after n brief dcliberation,
rci'ddred a averdiet Of s.Not giiilty."
! The prisoners convicted during tho
term were sentenced as follows:
David A. Crawford, assault and baE-
tory OF high and aggravated charac-
ter, 800 tiue or two months iihpris-
onmcht in tho county jail. MI. Craw
ford immediately paid tho fine aha
was discharged.
Washington Lindsay, CARRYING a
concealed deldly weapon, $25 fine cir
two months in Jail.
Samuel Hill, hotrse-breaking, ono
year ut hard labor II, the pcl,itcntiarv.
Thomas Boulwarc, manslaughtcn,
seven years ut hard labor In the pcni-
tentiary. -.
The ;f1llowlngis The tlnal present
lncnt of tlio grand Jury:
To Ills Honor J.B. KersEaw. Pye-
siding Judge: We, lhc grand juiy in
ana for the snid State and county, re-
sptctfully report that we have exam
incd tho different public Offices Of The
county, to wit, the Clerk of Court,
sheriff, treasurer, auditor, Judge OF
probate and county commissioners and
ilid them I'LL neatly ana properly kGbt.
The books of The county commission
crs and treasurer show the financial
condition Of the coHnty to be good-
there being balance from last year,
over and above all expenditures, of
more than four thousand dollars. We
have Tlso, examined the Jail, and find
II III good condition, neatly kept and
the prisoners we'll cared for. AS TO
the poor house, we find it in very GOOD
condition., with good garden and n
small but well cultivated farm. We
loarh that Mr.. Taigood, the husband Of
the matron, ill-trcats. abuses and curses
the minutes. We .o.nitestly rcconf-
mend that the commissioners do mn
mcdiatcIy look after this gentleman.
VIC have examined the books of the
trial justices, and SO far us we are able
TO iudge the snInc arc properly kept.
The condition Of the public roads,
bridges, ETC., we find il, as good contli-
ton as could be expected under the
circumstances. We would, however,,
call special attention to that portion
OF the Rocky Mount road from. the
corporate limits of the town of Wims-
Uolo 10 INC iiVc-nllIe post on said road.
We would also call attention to q point
ON the constitution" road, near Stew
arts mill; and would recommend that
the gate at the end of Browns bridge
DC removed, and that q cuuscwav,
commencing at the branch and run
nIng seventy yards up the hill, suf-
ilcienily wide for. ono wagon, bc nut
1T Allcn's branch on the Columbia
road. We would also recommend that
tho bar be made larger, us tho same is
not sufficiently large to'scat the officers
Of the Court.
We desire to return to his uonor:
our sincrc thanks for the kind and able
advice and for the efficient help which
he has rendered us in tho prosecution
Of our duties.
All of Which is Respectfully sub
nttcd. u. G., TRApp.
Foreman.
The Court of General Sessions adj
.journcd on Saturday afternoons, and
the Court Of Common plchs opened
on Monday morning. The proceed
in&s thus far have been of no public
interest.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
ITEMS From EEaSTERYIILE.

Mrs. f. L. Linda has returned to
Union county
Two mad dogs were last week seer,
i'll the upper section.
Mr.. Thomas Chapman has opened
n store at his tathcr's:
DR.. Thompson, of Columbia, is
up Oh visit to relatives.
Mrs. Anna Lewis has removed to
the Fcas:crville Boarding House.
DR.. V. p. Clayton and Mrs. Nancy
Coleman arc visiting III Wilmington,
NC
Mfr. j. Hendrix MuLanc recently.
spent feW days at Fcastcrvillc, part
iy in the financial interest of the SignaE
Tho school at Fcastcrv1fe was on
Monday last re-opcncd with all attend
ance of twenty-five, under the charge
OF Miss Mary V. Fcastcr.
MIR. d: r. Ruff, 6f Ridgeway, was
in the Corner Oh Monday last. lie
came on visit t" his relatives and to
enter his daughter jamie at the Crosby
Institute.
--Mcssrs. d. p. Crosby, Sam. Nc.
Lurkin and Joe Crosby arc visiting III
Florida. Mr.. McInrkin may rcmiain
there in busincss--the others arc to re-
turn next week.
Tho farmers are still sowing grain,
and will probably get sown from first
to last sixty or seventy per cent. of M
average area. Some complain of tho
Hcssian fly. TIE prospect is q poor
one. e.,
-A[arricd-At the BRIDES residence;
respectively, both Oh the 18th inst, the
former Gy the Rev. j. d. Mahon alone;
the latter by tho samo clergyman, as
sisted by the REV. w. w. Mills, Mr.:
Thomas Chapman to Miss Belle Price,
'''>' "'..' -.~~-', .>.~u...' ..>s
Sal'ic 5. Crosby. We beg to tender
oni congratulations and bost wishes to
the happy couples, and to hope, at tho
end OF a long fife of happiness un-
broken, they may be able ftilfy to sym-
pathizc with the poet in this cffusion-
I'LL iiymon brought his loye-dclightcd
Iherc dwclt no Joy In Edcn's fosyy bowers:
No bird sang gay; tho Garden VA was : n WiI::
Ana man, the hermit, signed till woman
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20

ias I am fGf6,mc5, two &c rg men
from orEitcar this section 5f 5Sfrilfrfitld1|
being invited, attended social gathcr-
ing at Mr.J. McMcckin's residelce, IN
the vicinity OF Shiloh church. The
many obligations ut their; homes at
isuch an unusually hlsy season, de-
tanned tlicm stiIl an advanced hour in
! the afternooif. Leaving, thus, at such
a late hour for :pleasunt travelling. and
tho distance being miles, over ono Of
tho toughest crossroads in tic county,
they ycntnrcd in haste, notwithsamd-
ing tic dark:and misty night, arriving
at "a p. m. nt'thc social hill, just in the
nick Of time when every one present
hai begun to become solely Interested
m the plays. etc. AS tho skilled per-
formers Fsoahdcd their violins, so well
fitted up for tho Occasion, even buch-
elor or an old mail could but join in
with Such n social juvcnilc group. In
addition, let the writer bcspeak success
and happiness all tho year to the
Alstoniairs and the neighboling ciu-
zens, whose hospitality was welcome
and most assurcdly appreciated by
those youths. We'll, Mcssrs. Editors,
allow INC h hearing I'm your ncxt issue;
and the bachelor will be moro gcncr-
ous to you than those night wanderers
who Scntured alone from. >>.'
Holly Chow.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20

LAST notwithstanding to yohr own
interest is one of the first laws of naturc
Therefore having granted liberal iu,i,ii-
gcncc:to my customers, they must not com
plain if they find, after the 10th Of Fchr,a-
ry, their accounts i'll other hands for inn,".
6tate collection with cost added In the
future payment will positively be required
when bills come due; regardless of prices
bclng TOO low to sell cotton, or ration bills
and bank debts to pay first. So it will be
to gear interest to come and settle at once.
IN 'D'T that ! may DO likewise. rms is
ny .,eSt appeal. l. SIMPSON,
Dentist
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
SAI4AH1R1He EegsepB.asSAHs

:. COUNTY CoMMIssloNEEs' OFFICE, }
W1NNSDoRo, S. c., Feb: 10, 1883,
SEALED proposals for building bridge
~ across Oposslm Branch, IN Township
Tuesday, the Goth day of March, isS3'
bidders are required TO name their sure.
ties, i'll their bids, who will be given ON
bonds for the performance of tic work
Flans and specifications Of the work can br
seen on application to the Clerk Of the
Board OF County Commissioners.
1,,, m j. r. HARVEY,
fcp Eo-IlH3 Chairman
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
.-Seo-s
Got Rid of l'oOtllarl,e

Ifc shfIeycd more than twenty years:-
Neurnigia pains-fice, jaws and cars,
!!e might have suffered twenty more,
1 al hG not purchased at tlle store
which eascd his friglitful pain
And quickly made him well again -,
That something's made by PEisRY DAVIS,
From horid aches and paips to save lis.
Was started forty years ago. ....
Ill0uSandS on thousands bless the hour
When first they,lonew IT'S healing power,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
SHERIF'EviS SITE,

RY virtue Of a Warrant on f,icn to mo
- directed, will offer for sale before
eme courthouse door in Winnsboro, S. G.,
FIRST MONDAY in MARCH NEXT,
,,! WlIm the legal hours Of sale, to the highest
bidder, for CASH, the following. described
to wit:
ONE BALE or COTTON.
Levied upon as tho property of Joe Ed
wards, at The suit of Kcbecca T.. Robertson.
Shcrffs ONCE, S = u.
WimsGoro, S. c.,
February 49, 1888.
Feb l7-td
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
'No One Goes Away From Him 1yithoi,t
HslE.n

On the 2Glh December last. Mr.. Alvin
Keusler, of this city, :Gnt fl0 to NJ. \.
Dauphin, President of 7 he Louisiana stat e
Lottery Company at New Orleans, La.
him. In Il week the two tickets were re-
ceivcd, Nos. 10,i5k and II I,:;,Sl. On the
Monday following tho '"nnunry drawing he
received message that No. 1O,l:J4 bad
drawn the first prize of $4,000 Tic IL
it is subject to no commissions. Mr.. X, is
thrty-ciglt years of age and unmarried,
was born in Knox County, Ind. and raised
a farmer is very upright, and wtlhel Il
very charitable mNn; no ono in want ever
goes away from him without help. --Ot}cssd
tLM thNete Co., 4Mo.) UsrwAl, Jauuayt
2UtH, 1855
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20

South Carolina Railway, CdinpanS
tnN and after November Is, 1852. Pnsse,;.
~ ger Trains Will run as follows u,itil
further notice:
TO AND FROM cHARLEsToN.
Leave Columbia at $500 a. M. t6.S5 y. m.
Arrive Charleston. ..12.o7 p. III. ii 80 D. IN.
wIisP.
Leave Charleston. :. ik7 10 a. IN. \, oo.1 m
Arrive Columbia, .ii.27 a. nj, 1876 S. nj
tDaily. @paiiy except Sunday. "
TO AND FROM cAaDEE.
EAST.
Leave Columbia 1t. *soo.a q. in. ao.6n p. IN.
w1isr
Leave Camden MT. Nj. 90 o. m. vi 40 i. III.
Arrive at Columbia. 1l.27 il. nj. 10. .05 ,E. m IN.
*Dai!y except Sundays.
TO AND FROM AU&usrX.
.,. EAST.
Leave Columbia. .x7.95 y. NJ.
ArrlHc Augusta. a................. 7.55 Il. III.
WEST.
Leave Augusta. :. ...*7. .Oo.a mi. xa.9o D. N.
Afr'yG mTa;,. Coiumhia 4:os p. III. 1905 p. H.
CONNECTIONS.
SoitIi'cbtollS niaue 0C COlunDla VIVID Co
luinhia and Grcenyillc Railroad BIZ train
$50 p. iii. Connection MadE at G., &. & A.
Junction with Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Railroad by train arriving ut Co
lumbia ut ll;27 a. M, and departing at 6.55
p. ~, to and from all points on both roads,
with through. Pullman Sleeper between
Ch4rleston md Washington, via Virginic
Midland route. without change. CptliiGG.
tt"h made at Charleston with stcamGis for
New York OF Wednesdays and Saturtlays;
also, with Savannah and Charleston Rail.
road to all points South.
Connections are ma1te at Augusta with
Georgia RaillYhd and Central Railroad. to
Through Tickets can be purchased 10 ali
points South and West by applying to
ID. MCQUEEN, Agent,
:. {. Columbia, S. g.
ID. G. ALLEN, Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent.
Charleston, S. G.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
-
E9GF;%aDH.EJ'A'Hd>N.

TaNIiE poitnrrHl!ip heretofore existing be
style Of "'rnE WiNNSEOl:o purIIsIrNa
CoMrANY,", is .this day dissolved BY mutual
coNscnt. - -
TheoHusincss of Tic firm will BE settled
by MIR. Jno: ): Reynolds, who is hereby
authorized to-. receive and, receipt for ali
debts due he'cohccrn. M parties having
claims will present them to him for pay.
mcnt, and air PARTIES indebted will MAX,
Immediate payment to him.
Il. MEANS DAVIS,
HENRY y. ODEAR,
- JNO. ). l;El NOLDS.
Winnshcso, 8 e., January -, 1888.
Jan 80 Xtf q.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
WR RIPPENG PAPER.

We call the. attention of merchants and
others to our large stock Of Wrapping pa
phr. consisting OF. White Nrws,arrr.
Manila, Gray Wrappng and Straw falpcr,
and Paper Bags. ;:
We suggest that if merchants can buy
these articles from uSaSi0 low as from abroad,
freight added, it will|br an advantage to
retain within tho tuwn,tlN small commission
charged rather chan paS it to strangers
MCMt%TEE, ERJCE < KErIIiIN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20

: MONARCH G'UANo. We now have on
hand one hundred tons OF Monarc!,
iuano and twcntyiivn: tot's Of Acid
Phosphate. All PARTIES wishing 10
use the best Guano in the market will
40 well to leave their orders ut the
Office Of IL. j. McCarlcy ~ Co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
ME " YORK
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Americani News
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The week from all parts of the UfiGn. This
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The Weekly Herald
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
CASH NEEDED.

Those indebted to, lis arc requested to
Sctt.c at once We have been patient, but
forbearancH sometimes ceases to be Il virtue.
- g ! MCAlASVBR, BRICEs Il XErClIIN
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
urn .FEBIhU,jKY.

We have y lot Of new and prNr'y Valcn-
tlDcs, t9 which the attention of Interested
parties, Without rcGsrd 20 age, arX or, pre-
vious condition, is Respectfully solicited.
& .,..> Mem AsT,R, HNIGl3 &kErcllS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
= = - - --------z-
n OTHGE.

i HEREAFTER tho regular meetings OF
the Board Of County Commissioners will be
held on thc first Friday In each month and
no account against tho County, which has
not been presented to the Clerk Of tho
Board prior to the day Of meeting, viii be
acted on upon those days of meeting.
j.. II. HARVEY, Chairman.
J. r. BoYLEa, Clerk.
Feb 15-tX1t
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
FRESH GARDEN" sEEDs AND
.... ONION SETS,

den Seeds; also Some Field Seeds ana
Flower Seeds from Duist, l.un,rcth,
Siblry, Ferry, Crosman and Reed SO ali
customers may be pleased.
MCIASrER. .EEICE tS E,Tt,,r,S
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20

Il oung, old and middlc-agcd men and
women get Health and strength by using
Browns Iron Bttcrs. !:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
nedDaREHNG HDAHN,a,

q GUTTA-PERCIIA Roofine Paint for
~ =, sale at the DRUG Sore
rcD IL w. T.. AIKEN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
NebTHaEG.

+ HAVE ON hand twenty GALLONS of
l. Gutta-Pcrcha Paint, and ain prepared
TO paint roofs with it.
IS..l. n IN. >r,D
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20

DEATH OF MRS. j. -. kATrEi,kEr.-
News has been received that Mrs.
.Amciia Rattcrrce, of Chcster, died on
last Wednesday, tho l4th inst. Mrs.
>Rattcrrce was the wife of Mr.. j. D.
Ratterree and u daughter Of tito late
-. l.. Refo, ST., Of this county. The
deceased was ab6ht twenty-five years
'of age, and left q husband and two
little children. She was universally
seemed. llcr family and'f'icnds will
have the sympathy Of all their acquain-
tanccs IN Fairfield in their sorrow and
'aflliction.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20

New Advertisements. f
Notice--Sanl. ID. Fant..
shcriff's salcaJ. D. MJCarlSy, s.
IT. G..
Scaled Propoaals-J. n. Harvey,
'CaAirinun.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
BUSINESS NOTICES,
An Important Question.

How many times have you suffered from
having eaten little too m,ril dinner or
Suppcr2, Dyspeptics, please answer One
doSc or Norman'S NeutraizinT Cordial
after each meal will countcrat ihcSr had
effects. In the treatment Of indigo stion
and dyspepsia arising from deficient gas-
trlc sccrctions, it is unsurpassed .
from tho Press.
Nh: D. a. Smith, editor of hIro'cre C,,u-
r!sr, WaIhalln S. e., says: "I have used
Norman'S Neutralizing Cordial several
years and find it superior to any remedy /
have tried Tor all Disorders of She stomacll
nna ;,i, novels; IL has the first place in our
little household and is Indispensable.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
LOCAL lNTELLIGENCE.

TUES o.,,, |enraafy go. !. ~, 1873.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20
THE ONE PRICE SYSTEM,
AD VtCE TO" pI1NO M,
ORGAN NEUIEHS. - .

Buy quick. Why? Because an advance
IN price is almost certain. Pianos and
organs are on n boom. Tho demand cx-
cccds the supply. .hl Ule factories arc be-
hllid orders: Dealers with cash in hand
cannot get Instruments as fast as wanted.
l,rlces of material and labor arc advancing.
The present low prices Of Pianos and Or
Gans cannot continue, aud will not again
ru'" i'll Tie next ten years. fIi0se who buy
made with manufacturers will enable Ms to
gWHf"hice 7'rNscHt prizes wntH JuRuayy Ist,
1S%. After that we can promise nothing
Delays are dangerous. Magnificent stock
now on hand. SGccn Grotid Mixers. Over
E'Gg0nt PiinGs .$200. RccntsII Org0ms
$50 Easiest InstalmGnt Terms. Sent on
trial Every induccmclt that any respon-
$tbto House can offer. Competition With
the world. Don't fail to send for our Cuta-
logncs and fall Price Lists, 1882:
Address
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20

TIE DUE WEST FEMALE CoLLEGE.-
The AssociHte Reformed Presbyterian
says, cditorially:
The friends Of the Due West Female
College will be grat;licu to learn of its
increasing growth and prosperity. The
college classes 1iaTC moi been so full IN ten
years as they are now. TEiS speaks well
Tor the present administration. President
kcnnENy is proving himself man for the
place. The fears which Solnc entertained
of the decline Of the College ut the death
OF Dr. Bonner were natura. His uua,ii.-
cations for'his position were so ma Ike "a Il
decided, his success SO conspicuous that il
was not strange many should feel apprc-
hcnsive Of the effect of his removal on the
College. Professor Kennedy and his assist
ants have shown :that they fully appreciate
their responsibility, and that the high rcpu-
tation or HE Fol'ngc is perfectly safe in
their hands. This community and county
aud State arc to he congratulated on the
present status and prospects of this insti-
tuition, devoted to the education in mind
and heart of those who give our homes
and our sncicty tliofr Sweetest delights;
tlleIr purcst joys and their highest refine
meutS
Professor Kennedy Inns many friends
and acquaintanccs in Fairfield county,
all OF whom will be highly gratified to
learn Of the marked success that has
attended Eis efforts since he has as-
sumcd the presidency Of tic instilu-
ton. Wli1c under tho control and
supervision Of the late DR.. Bonner, it
ranked among the first female scmina-
lies Of the South. 1t is therefore no
mean compliment to the ability of
Professor Kennedy as an educator to
say that "Thc aoIlcs;e 'cIasscs have not
been so full in ten years as they arc
now"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20

DEArn.-It is our painful duty to
',lnnounce tho death of Doyco Brice,
second son of Major Thomas w. Dricc,
of this county. Tho deceased was
taken very suddenly i'll on last Satdr-
day evening with inflammation of tho
bowels and died on Saturday night
between eleven and twelve o'clock.
Boycc was bright, Intelligent boy of
fourteen years OF age, and was gen
cral favoritc with all who knew him.
Stricken down in the budding spring of
life, while crossing the line that scpar-
'atcs youth from manhood, his death is
one of touching atd peculiar sadness.
We extend to thc bcrcavcd father and
mother our heartfelt sympathics.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20

COTTON STATEMENT.i.-The following
rs the comparative cotton statement for
the week ending February 1G. 1888:
Net receipts at all United States ports
during the week Iii, ,498; to same time
last year 7i,295; total receipts to this
date 4,G3S,0fe; to same date last year
",ooG,29l. Exports for the week 1922
6G7; same week last year G6 ,Gj2; total
exports TO this stlate 3,Ol7 ,95l; to same
date last year 2,137 ,lI0. Stock at all
United States ports 931 $50; same time
last year 1,ll2, 700 stock ut all interior
towns 153,917s same time last year 1S3.-
JIG; stock at Liverpool s3G, 900;
same time last year 100000; stock
OF American ailoat for Great Britain
2S5,00O; same time last year 2292 600.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-20

JOHN. B. r,;cK, GENERAL Manager.
ID. &. ALLEN, Gen. Pass. and Ticket Agent,
Charleston S G.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-03-17
KIND o. WANTED TO BE IN FRONT.

Sergeant Hunter, of the Kentuck ysnidiery :,
exhibited the brayest qualities in the con-
Ilict at Springfield. No. Ills superb figure
never failed to attract the eye in the ranks
al the Guhri. lie had served in the regular
cavalry, and the Body Guard (Fremont's
noted mem had pr"fted greatly from his
skill as a driilmasler. lie lost three horses
killed under him in the fight. As soon as
one was killed. he caught another from the
rebels; the third horse taken by him in this
way hs rode into 81. Louis. The Sergeant
slew i've men, Said he
81 won't speak Of those shIt-ancther
may have hit them; but those | touched
with my sabre am sure Of, bersuse felt
them"
At the beginning Of the charge he came
tn the extreme right and took position neNt
Major Zagonyi, whom he fnlIowed closely
through the battle. The Major, seeing him
said;
"why are you here, Sergeant? Your place
is with your gunpany on the left."
81 kind o. wanted To- be in 'front.'" was
| the answer.
"what could say to such a mani" ex-
claimed Z1gonyi speaking Of the matter
afterwards.