The News and Herald from Winnsboro, South Carolina • Page 3

ITEMS. THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1878. ow A dvortisoments. Notico Final Dischargo-. MI.

Dawkins. Knights of Honor-E. S. Chandler, Secretary. The list of petit jurors for the approaching teri of court contains the names of twenty-six white person1 and ten colored.

Every effect must have a cause; so Boils, Pimples, aro the result of poor blood. Purify the blood by using Dr. Bull's Blood Mllixture and b.uish such cruption as those CIRCUIT Couii following is a list of petit jurors drawn to serve at the appro.tching term of the Circuit Court for this Rhine, D. L. Glenn, Saml.

McCormick, Latngley Claxton, W. W. Ketchin, T. W. Traylor, M.

L. Owin is, A. P. Irby, Wmll. C.

Yonguei, J. M. Edeington, Irtlens Cilarles J. Thorn, Andirew Ml. Yongue, Jesse C.

Robertson, Robert L. llrtin, H. WV. Desportes, James T. Lenmo'n, T.

E. Uloud, Robert A. Herron, James M. Blain, A. J.

McGill, Wylie Ml. Uclemnl, T1lunlas WV. elichiimp, John L. Camieron, George L. Coon, Richard N.

MeMlster. Colored-Palmner Davis, Miles Trails, John Vanfield, Lewis Countee, Timothy Ashford, Isaac Miller, Charles Lucas, anic1ho Rulfl, Nick Peay, Thomas Witherspoon. Anousu three times a (lay. Moonlight promnenades are now the delight of the young people. Three bales of cotton were sold in this market on Wednesday.

The G. L. are taking advantage of the mloun, and drill every night. The eanp-necting seasin will soon open, and chickens had better begin to roost high. Quite a number of our citizens contemplate a tending the entel at Ridgeway to- night.

We stated in our last issue that the colored Methodist revival had ended. We were mistaken i is still going on. The books of the county auditor wvill be open till the 20th of July. Property-holders and persons liable to poll-tax will mnake thleir returns by that time. RIDGER WJAY DEMOCRA ACY.

An Enthusiastic Mooting-A Number of Resolutions Adopted--The Delegates to the County Convention, At a meeting of the Rlidgeway Democratic Club hold( on Saturday, June 8, 1878, the following preamble andl resolutions, introduced by Col. H. C. Davis, were unanimously adopted: Whereas, the Ridgeway Democratic Club haa, at two several egular meetings, endlorsedi the gnbernatorial policy of Givernor Hampton and wvhcreas, we now Ssee no reason why we should revoke our former delarations as to thne course hme hasu pursued ill thme administration of affairs both as to State anid be it, therefore, Jllesolved, That we do hereby instruct the delegates we elect to day to attend the County Convention to vote for no one in such 4' convention as delegate to the State Demiocratic Convention, to be hiolden in Columbia on the 1st day of August next. who is not pledged to use every off to secure tihe nominaitioni of Wade Hampton as the nominee of the Democratic party of South Carolina for gov ernor, at the approaching election in November.

Colonel Davis also introduced the following preamble and resolutions, whiTh were likewise unanimously adopted: Whereas, we heartily endorse the wise, prudent and firm manner in wyhich Gen. Jno. Bratton has p)re, sided over the County Convention, and the able manner in which he managed and directed the course of the last exciting and hotly contested election in November, 1876, aided and assisted by his able and energetic County Executive mnitei; he it, therefore, Resolved, by the members of this Club in body constitutional assembled, That the delegates IMtt jun rl AIm'WA OfOne Hundred i Il I I A I 11 it id t'1 :1 ('1 t'it- pettn h)'Ttt' it tw i jltntt ti I $100 i i i is I s) bib I is "A r-ip thlt aw i -1 i i i i 12, i I. I ii A i r' i i I I i 1 1 1 ti i to 'fax nvors, Vn i.I 'I l). i'.

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ADDRESS, KEW YOR ERA LD, Brioadlway and Ann Street, New York. julio 6-tf J. COnining, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, WINNSBIOR1O, S. C. STIFF EIN HRS PREVENT Boots and Shoes rom Running over, Oaring OliRth8e and Ripping In the W.

G. ROCHE CUIANT TAILOR, AS removed to the store next tn the p)ost-Ollice, wvhero he wvill be glad to receive h.is friends and customers. A full line of Samples will be kept on from wvhlob customers may make selections Ile now has the finest line of French and English goods ever brought to this market. HIe is also prepared to cut or to mak up goods for those who desire. Garments of all kinds repaired and cleaned.

Cleaning a speolatty. Thankful to the publio for past patron. age, he solicits a continuance of -tbe surhie, and guarantees eat.1i nu County Oonvontion, to be holden in WinnsbOro, Jue he in strtiteted to fi (len. J1nO. Uirattol its iu; idebt.

the Fairfield Dot 1oeratie C.hib, ehairmn tin of' the ti ant i a ii i hint if hl. 1tt electeu, to ins3ist upon his servi g. The following resolution wo also introduced, and was atdoptei amid loud and prolongod applaulse Be it resolved, by the Ridgewa; Democratic Club, That our thank: aro (ue0 and atre hcereby tendered Mr. H. A.

Gaillrd for I'hle able intelligent anl (Il.ient, in il which ho repr'esen'ed ourt" itv irl the sittin oft' the iLeittu)re; andl alt.hou41h we mnyb'. (liflur td with h1in1 o) el eastI it1r: iulros which were before the Is lature, yet we feel co :ti.leh I his Legislat.ive w.s by ia pattiotistll and all to f.tithftilly erve aunt advance the of is Si att andc hill constitu(nrI. Andt( ia high p)sitiont his w'orhin ability hr.s gaintedl or h1im in1 till General Assemlyi ot' our il' the h1 i' he was 0therl'. US eaIrtsl aopef: )i le til.t lie iln the 1oI to usefu1iniS. ts his it :1.1 sitleney atnt to ou.

Ctp. Rt. lt, 11 preacingl wiitt apl)ro)ri to iremr1 iln to.luiee1 th1e were0 adi' 1 That the4 froni this cdl) the Conty Venl. ion be instrueote.l t) u.e hei iifluence an.I to vote for psons as, delegatcs to tle as will use their Votcs the of the. ocli(u.

of the Sitate. Rlesolved, That the said be instruetel to vote for sS1i son1s as to the Cngres sional Convention ats will use tlil votes intftluenlce to secete th. of M.ij T. W. Wooud ward for Congress from the foutJ Congressiotal district.

The following delegates wer elected to the County Conventio1 to be held in Winnsboro on tht( 15tu Chas. Thomis, chair man Preston 1ion, E. Cloud R. G. unar, J.

T. Stuart. On motion it was resolved tha the proceedir.gs of this meeting b( published in the Wirnsboro I. C. Tuom.As, Secreitary.

True Brotherhood Lodge, No. 344 1nighLs of Honor. r1 1 1:, regular fleMtlng of tht; will I-alh al I o'eno- k. Non li a I tal I1 I. lUl 111 elIt.lIc ellAut1 i.F june otice-Fina tiD ischarige.

giveni to nll1 persons1i an ise interelsteid inl1 thi ih estat of illiam3 1l)awk1ins, deaerased, the S. Dawk ins, as adm11iis ritor of 83a14 estatte, will apply to the uge of Probut att S. On the 10th Iidayu July next, for a final dischlarge. I 3--x 111m S. DA I' KINS.

JUST ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK A elegant lot of Spring Prints, Ca nm -brien, Wh ito P'in. iiqu. Long ('loth1, ottonazdes8, Ladiej s'n Geunts' Hosiery. Eano herubiefs, and re otYered at It he est (eas) pies. J.

M. IiEA'LTY. srwed nel ro sowol S'bo specialII at J. M. TLry themii.

anid yo' will be conviiced of durtbilit v. I ami ofYiring for sjalo 'Giant's Yea Powvders." eveory box gra ant 'o 1 to giv satisfaction, or refunii 1t0. givo it a trial. J. BE10LY.

Go to J. M. for the hes Bhrand ed ''Cuzallen fLardI. Pan Sutgari and Coff -e, very priceo 'Toa Crankers, Ciandyv, Sna4p, Starch, Bltucin Scoda, Con. Must.rd, PeacOhets, To Spice, (Ginger, Nntmnegs an man.

luy othe: tin lgs necessar'y for fami ly comf1 ort. CALLJ AT J. M. BEATY'S FOR TEEL, Swede Plow-moulds race Chains, llames, Back0! han Grain Cradlex, Scy'thes, BIrade's Ho, a Shovels. Gatrden Uoes and Rikes, Nails Hor.Fo and Mule 81hoes a.id Nails, Cutlers WOODEN WARE.

B3. 13. Rod Cedar Galvanize Hoop Cedar B3uckets, Painted B3uckets WVeillJueketsu, Kegs, Mensures, Biroomsa Crockery anid Tinware. CALT at J. Mi.

BE A'TY'S for all of Chewing Tobaceo. Dumrham's anCi other kinda of 8moking Tobacoo, low fo1.