The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, February 13, 1877, Image 4
TRI-WEEKLY EDITION.
D, H. Chamberlain's Farewell Address
-TO TIlE
PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
1",im the . 'dua' l:jiser.
I ani sitting on the train to-night,
With earet-bag by my side.
Which I with plunder well have filled
Since the "Sunny South" I triedi.
''he serene is greatly changed. I foul
I'm hliiIr now than then;
And I still keep listening for the shout
Of those fierce rd-shirt men.
Farewell, ye yelling rebel crow
Of "cavalier" descent;
Most cavalierly did ye net
When I to Edgelleld went.
I played "reform" to win your votes;
My pri1poso you uniuaskod;
The bayonet pointed at your throa .:
Is the revenge I've asked.
The sentry walks his daily rounds
Within your State house walls;
Where civil rule onco sat, enthroned
The drummer beats his calls.
Who steals my good name steals but trash
My w )alth 1s in this bag;
Where blue 'enobscot's waters lash
I go to save ay "Swat;."
Shoemaker first and govern )r I-t ;
My pride has had a fall;
In politics I hrve o peqed out,
And I may lose nay all.
The State I ruled is now redeemed,
The people at m1e scof',
And, having taken all things else,
Myself I now take off.
The Answer of the People
-TO
D. H. CHAMDERLAIN.
-0
Go, traitor! Go! Thy broken trust
Is tmonumental crime;
We spare thy life, for God is just,
And we will bide Ilis time.
The r; Res in vot graldte pile
But syinhbe thy career -
Through all the years.'thy party ruled
The State was rifled there.
The jarring drum-beat's signal note.
That drown's our church-bell's chimes,
Shall we forget; but history keeps
The record of thy crimes.
Thy legislative bayonets gleam
Above our broken laws;
Thy country's cmistituion pierced
To stab the people's cause.
Though we have quaffed the hitter cup
Iheld by thy stranger hand,
The law inviolate we keeup,
And spurn thee from the land.
We stand beneath the Union flag,
Still trusting in our right:
But press us not; a people wren ged
May show a people's might.
N~O "State rights her'esy".now clouda
Thlie justico of our cause;
*No shade of slavery niow dimas
The lustre of our laws.
Go back to thy far Northern home,
Thou thlin g that freemeni hate'!
Go live, the scorn of' honest min,
Debauch or of the State!
Thie elouds that on our hopmes you cast
Time1 soonii slhaI drift aiway;
The omrninmg light is bireak ingfas
I in a new andit brighater damy.
Here w'here you sowved t'u. see Islaf strife
'Two races blessed shall stand
T1hei r rights inviolate mmaintined
While justice i ules the land.
The law supreme in peace shall sway
The soldier anid hIs sword;
And all shamll bless the happy day
Tlhey trusted thuanpton's word.
W E ToLDr You So.-Just as we ox
-pected, the newspapers which were
.most severe in their denunciationm
of the Charleaton News.and Couri
.er before the -late campaign regular.
ly OpeOned are now its most fulsome
adulators. They say that omt
tCharleston contemporary has dont
better -work and struck more vigor
ous blowvs for athe 'SUCCess of th<
Hampton Goverament than an3
'other nlewspaper in the .State, and
.that it is in overy way entitled to the
;highest praise. 'E will be rem em
~bered that:these very same fellowt
did their best last year to get th<
'people to withdraw their suppori
fronm the .News 'and C'ourier, and
that in some of the counties -poti.
Itions were signed and resiolutiomt
were adopted to this effect. O
course this was a very poor effort al
patriotism and aifected the can vast
neither one way nor the other ; but
now it looks a little foolish to set
these self-constituted censors rush.
in~gmto the 'front with their .emnptg
admiiration.-A libcville .Medium.
MR. B3NNETT IN 9ENGLAN.-A'aw.
yer'ini tlis city has received a letter
from a 'friend who recently went to
Europe in the Inman steamship City
Jame GodonBonettand his
i paty -ere monghis companione on
au voae.T iassezltion suenfil
cienly dsprves he reports re
centlmpublshedthat r. Bnnett is
in Florida.-N. -. Eening .1-ot.
A French paragrapior writes that
he hates ta girl when she is trying
to be a womnLl, andit a womitatn whiein
she is trying to be a girl. But
everybody exhorts a boy to act like
a man.
A postal clerk in Dubuque opened
a lotter just tt see if a. certain girl
was very swoot on a certain fellow.
She was, an l the Government is
also very sweet on the postal clerk.
"7"EDl3 T X '3133
PuwIEs TE B.OOD, RENOV VTEs AND
INVIGORATES THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES
AnE
Al erati e, Tonic, Solvent and
Dluretic.
I Reliab'e Evidence.
Vegetne
Ala.t. 11. ST1EVE:NS:
.i Deartir I will most Cheer
Vegehe fully add my testttiony to
the great number you have
Veget~e already received in fivr of
your great anti good medi
cino. VEoETlE, fur I do not
Veetinle .111' en 'ouigh Canl be0 said
im it' ris.t.e,tor I was troutbled
ove t'mi -ty years with that
Vgefinle dreadful disese, Cat,'r h.
andl had sucl bad coughing
spells that it wot steem its
Vegotine ih, ugh I never could breathe
any 1,1ore. and VEIIErisNI ha.
. cered mue: and1(1 do feel to
Vegotine thak God -en the time that
there is so good a medicinueas
Vegetie C(liTi1NE, and I also think
it one of the best med;icines
fur coughs and weak. sinking
Vegetine feelings at the stom.ich, and
advise everbody to take te
V rIssIn~, for I can assur.
VOgetine them it is one of the belt
medicines that ever was.
MRS. L. GORE,
Vegotine Cor. M.igazine andi Walnut
Streets, Cambridge, Mass,
Vegetine GIVES
Vege'ne Health, Strength and
Vegetine APPETITE.
My di ht'lttr hay received
Vegebite great benelit f-om the use of
VEaETN. Her declining
thealth was a sor.eo of great
e egtino nnxiety to all her friends A
few bottles of VEO:rr:-l r e
Ve e:ineStored her health, i.re.igil,
Veg ;le ud( nppet ite.
N. 11. TILDEN,
Vegotine Ilursurance andl Real Est lie
.gent, No. 41. Seafrs Building.
Poston, Muss.
Veg'etinle
gi CANNOT BE
Vegetine - - 11e d"
Vegotiine ('AuIr.rsTOWN, Mar. 19,1819.
H It. STivess:
Dear Sir- This is to certify
Vegetine that I have Used your ''Blond
Preparation" in y111,' fi'amily
for sev ral years, aid thiml
Vegetine that, for Serofula or Canke
rou IIumors or pheumatic
Affections, it cinnot be ex
Ve(otine celled; ta(1 as a blood purilier
or sp 'in d.:dit ine, it is tlhe
Veg .i bie't thim.:L I have ever usedI,
i egelinelim i nave uiset a0o t
c verythin'.. I canl cheerfuhll
Vegetine rtO"""ltt"t it ') ' Orle" inl
need of suich a medicine.
Your : respect'n1ly,
Vegetine MAIRS. A. A. IlNSMORE3,
No. 19 Russiell Street.
-PRt EPAiD DY
H. R. STEVENS,
BOSTON, MASS.
Veget 11n is Sold by aill Druggists.
ITHEJ PII(ENIX,
ULI.I5lii.D IN COI4UM1IIA, i3
The Cheapest Daily Paper
IN soUTH CAROLINA.
POLITICS DEMOCRATIC
'ALL THE NEWS
Of the -Day Condensed.
Nubweript ion, $2 50-6 Months
.7r- Pronoutnedr the best Democratic
-Daily eat the Capital. Addrev4
JIlL AN A SELBIY, Manager.
I Mt. Zion Institute.
THlE patrona'ge of the eiizens
of.1F'irfleid is earne.itly solicited
for this timehonored School.
TlMlS, PAYU.E ONE Hx ALF QUARTERtLY IN
A1)vANCEl:
I1st Grade per-Quarter ofO 1.weeks, $15 00
2nd " " "~ "I " " $12 00I
Pimtiary "' "t "' " " ~I10
A tfew pu pils will be received as boarder.a
in tIhe fiumily of the Principal, on reasona
Ible termts.
WV. M. DWIGHT,
Principal.
TO
AI -parties 1nd1ebted to
*R. 3. MoCARI'EY.
RI. J. Me('ARLEY:begs once more and
for the last time to invite all parties who
IhafvEl~nut yet stquatred up) their accounta to
(d 50s at once1. ,n .r ordr to avaid ,legaI
ex penses.
P., S.-lie also'ber~s:to irrfona ierybody
that lhe now itendis (loin g i anhltbnteiness
and that no orders on andt after 1st Jan.
1877 unaccomnpaniled by the cash ,will
be filled.
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
-0- --
WHO are indebted to us for PROVIS
IONS or PHOSPH ATES, we would respect
fully call attention, that your bills are duo
on or before the first of Novembor. Wo
are depending on you for payment AT
ONCE, to enable un to meet obligations
made to assist you, and which are due at
that time.
In order for us, as well as you, to main
tain our credit, it is necessary to meet our
promises promptly.
Beaty, Bro.a Son.
oct 12
JTO W
Si nee HAMPTON is Governor
of the 11 hole People,
BARGAINS, BARGAINS, FOR
ALL AT THE
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS
AND
MILLINERY BAZAAR,
sets, Millinery Goods, Flowers,
Feathers, &c.
Blankets, Pants Goods, Chedkad
Homnespuns, Boots and Shoes
of all kinds, Mon's Hats
and Clothuing,
~J.UST OPENED FOR HOLIDAYS
A lot of Fancy Goods, suitable for
presenits.
JUST A RRIVED,
Fresh Family Grocries, Cheese,
Mactaron i, :Soap, Candles, Stardh,
French and Plain Candies, Cocoa
nuts, Oranges, Northern Apples,
Suigar and Soda Crackers, Lemons,
Canned Goods, Fire Crackers, Prize
Candy, Irish .PQtatos ;for 'cating
purposos, TobaccolOigars, Mackerel
&c., &c.,--all of which will be sold
as lowv as the lowvest.
Agent for Butterick's reliable
Paper Patterns---a supply of latest
styles for Ladies and Children, just
in at
dec 21 j.:0. BOAG'S.
JOHRN 'D. McCARLEY,
Located next.to.Doty & Ca.,' store,
EIAS recently ibeen-renittedt, sand fur
niahed with a full supply of choie
Liquors, Wines, Cigars etc., etc.
A RESTAURANT has been oponedI in
the rear of the building, where may be
had at all.timecs, 0eYrything usually kept
at a first-class *e tablishmont---sneh aaJ
IOysters, Fish, Partridges, best, dselica
ee, etc..-indeed eveowithig that the
iuert fastidious enn desire.
G.4 IVE~ 3M A VA~iL.
WIinniRIL8
Most resp 6iilly requiot the
inspect ion Oi iheir cheap and
weI seder ted stock of
goods, which they
f'er as louw its
Bny husR.eill
the up
00UNTRIY.
THEIR LADIES'
Department is full and complete in
every line.
RUFF'S, SILK TIES,
llandkorchiefs. Col'ars, Cuffs &o., In
great variety and at extremely low prices.
AMERICAN DELANES,
Nice Dress Goods, colored tend black
Alpaeus, at prices that de J coupetition.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Cfonsisting4 of Brown Homespun, Check.
ed Hlomues;pun, Denims, Tickings, Shirt
ings, &c., at prices to suit the price of
Cotton,
THEY HAVE
A splendid lot of Jeans and Cassimeres,
Gents' and Boys Suits which they offer at
great bargains.
OPERA, GRAY,
White and Red Flannels at selling
priccs.
A FULL STOCK OF
Gents', Youths,' Boys' ani Childrens
clothing of every descriptikn,
THEIR LINE OF
Gents' Furnishing Goods is complete in
every particular.
GENTS', LADIES',
Youths', Boys' and Children's Shoes in
great variety, and at u ideniably log
prieo.,
THEIR HARDWARE
Depaitnient isfuiland comuplete, Eon.
sist in; of overything generally mound in a
hardware store.
A NEW LOT OF
Good .and cheap carpets just received.
('ill and examine befiore buy in
your goods elsewhere
McMASTER & IIC[('E.
ct 5.
BT ill F1luiO
K.EEPS constantly Qr. hand.a ful sup
ply of Choice FAMILAX GRtOQERIES anti
PL ANTAWION SUPPLIES. llis 3te k has
recently been replerdiehed, andl h1e is now
ready to supply th~e wsants of all.
oct12
E.stablishod IE58.
CHARLES MULLEfl
Dtus.removed to the siore next to Fuanei.,
(Gerig'e.
ATCJTUS, 'Jlooks.and Jew ilry re
paned,.anI entisfac 'n gnr~ranter'
to over.yniody.
T1hose U lehr'd to mec frr wwk <.n1
jewel ey i.l' p~lease pay at qnce, ifor
H~ampion fis I.'cted,
feb 3f OHALES MULL~ER.
JLW'.tndoraI gned would infor -kiE
*numeorous frients a ad patrons ,4iat he
can still be found at the old staatl with
an unusually large stoek of Goods.
*M & F. 3LDXR.
WRPING PAPER.
M.HANTS uare reqnestedl~fo com
iV.par. o1ut prices for a' per andfPaper
B ag, with taose paid elsewhere.
Ja n Iiom48Ton A nIBnC.
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