The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, March 29, 1877, Image 2
SJhe M#mew and &.eAlc1
WINNSDORO, S. 0.
Thunrsd4y.March .29, : : : 1877.
s. MaANd DA4'I8, Nditoi,
JNO. S. REYNOLDS, Associate Editor.
Rutherford B. Hayes. was a post.
humous child and never enjoyed the
blessings of the paternal birch.
Hence his present vagaries.
Mr. T. J. Mackey is getting tedious.
If he would sit down quietly and
enumerate himself ho might discover
that he only counts on.-New York
Tribune.
If we remember aright, so did Joe
Bradley enumerate himself and find
that he counted one. And he made
Hayes happy.
A few persons were somewhat
frightened a few days since by the
perusal of a dispatch from Wash
ington, copied by a contemporary,
to the following ofct:
Gen. M. C. Butler sent a dispatch
from here to night to Wade Hamp
ton as follows :
"Everything looks blue ; there
seems to be no hope] for South Caro
lina. It looks like another game of
8 to 7."
Hampton answored: "Shall I
come' to Washington ? Do you
think I can do anything by com
ing?"
To this Butler responded : "No;
stay where you are. You, can do no
gool hore, and you cannot toll
what ia day may bring forth in South
Carolina."
The insertion of this dispatch wrs
rather illstimed, for some who read
it, did not perceive its abnldity.
That it wis a canard, a little re
flection would. have shown. It bears
all the ear marks of falsehood. All
trustworthy dispatches from Wash
ington were of a different tenor.
Then, if Senator Butler had been
blue, he would not have made this
fact public. The sentence, "and
you cannot tell what a day may
bring forth in South Carolina," is
peculiarly absurd. The Senator
does not deal in useless verbiage,
and would not have perpetrated
such a weak and windy period at
fifteen cents a word. It has since
been authoritatively stated that the
dispatch was false. But, for a time,
it did harm.
Uampton and Hayes.
Governor Hampton has accep~ted
tihe invitation of President Hayes
and will have a personal interview
with that functionary in Washing
ton. The governor, in a character -
istic and admirable letter, which lie
writes as "governor of South Caro..
lina," assumes that the object of the
president is merely to confer as to the
most direct manner of establishing
a single government in this State
and of putting an end to military
interference in local affl'airs. Gov
ernor Hampton holds that further
conference on this point is unneces,.
sary. Tile means of attaining this
result, so desired by all, is easy.
All that is needed is to remove the
troops from the State Horse.
In visiting Washington, Gioverns
or Hampton goes in the capacity
of Chief Executive of thle Staito,
consulting with the national admin
istration for the best interests of
his people. And if we mistako not,
he will make it understood plainly,
that whlile lie would gladly receive
the aid of the Administration in
restoring peace and order thlroughl
out tile limits of South Carolina, lhe
will remain governor, even in the
contingency of a preservotion of
the hostile attitude .of the authorih
ties at Washington. Mr. Hayes
and his Cabinet will hear some plain
talking in the next fewv days ; and
this, coupled with tihe irreproacha
ble record of Hampton in his pri.
vato and official conduct toward the
colored race, should punt a speedy
end to the shuffling policy hereto
fore pursued. Hlamptoni's govern
* nent, 4espite the thousand adverse
circumstances confronting it, has
*grown steadily ini strength sincee the
seventh of November. JEven. the
.ltuimore - Amria , a Radical
paper, admits that ie foUhdatioh is:
too secure to be overturned, while
the New York Tribune is inclined
to throit un the anonge for it. pet
Chamberlain. The almost unani
mous verdiot of the North is for
Hampton, and Hayes is merely
weakening himself by delay. If
Hampton's visit do not bring
Hayes to terms, it will be high time
for the people of South Carolina to
cease rending Washington de
spatchos, and, resting satisfied that
Hampton is the only governor of
their State, to turn their attention
exclusively to the growing crops.
News of tho Day.
Complaints of Indian 1iassacro3
come from Arizona.
The demand for labor is increas
ing in New York.
Twelve railroads in the United
States are to be sold under the
hammer withii two months.
The attempted observation of the
expected transit of the AIow )laneIt,
Vulcan, across the sun's disc, pro
dicted by Loverrier, was prevented
in America, on Thursday, by cloudy
weather.
The Niagara suspension bridcge
has unde gone thorough examira.
tion, and is pruoonned entirely
safe. Of the 145) wires, constitut
ing the four large cables, only ten
Were found corroded, and these have
L-eon replacod.
Miss Eimma A bbott, the now prima
donna, tolls a Toledo rcporter how.
when she was poor, she used to
borrow fifty cents an1 a dollar, and
how, when sihe got some money.
she toilegraphed r.ound the country
surprising h( r creditors by paying.
up the ummd lmllts.
Dr. Mary Valker, the polf-an:de
man, wats forcibly ejected from -the
Treasury Departnent on Friday.
She blad,ben in the habit of boring
the olicials by persistent applicia
tions for a position Acting runder
orders, the doo -keepcr removed
her by placing his arm around her
waist-whercat the Doctor become
u much incensed and had recourse to
the combts.
4
Mics Bertha Von Hillera accom
plished the feat of walking fifty mnikc a
in eleven hours nnd fifty-eight
minutes, at Providence, R. I., on
Saturday. The freedom of her
movements and the fair and "nly"
style of her heel-and-too walk were
a revelation to the spectators, who
cheered her en thus;iastically. She
walked to the tune of a - band sta
tioncd on the platform, and rested
but twice during the day--twenty
two minutes at the conclusion of
t' e thirty eighth round, and seven
mn1inutes at the forty-second. Her
final circuit was made in the pros.
enco of two thousand spectators.
Considerr ble excitement has been
caused in Newv York over the dis.
appear'ance of ox-Mayor Oakey Htll
af that city. He left his law office
F'riday evenling a week ago, and r~o
clue has been found to his subsc
rinnt movements. Vai ous theories
have been advanced in explanation
af his disappearance-one, that be
has fled to Europe to avoid testify
ing in the suit against Sweeney, tile
T'ammlany tief ; the other, that l~c
has boen1 robbled anld murdered.
The latter is the very generally ac
eepted belief, as Mr. H-all was neOver
proved guilty of any complicity in
thle T1ammanny frauds. Two years
ago Mr. Hlall went upon tihe stage,
but, not succeeding in that role, has
Bince been engaged in tile practice
o! law.
Ex-Governor John C. Brown, of
Tennessee, who has acep1ted an ap
pointment on the Louisiana Com
mission, belonged to the WVhig party
in 1860, and supported Bell andi
Everett. He was a Confederate
sildier during the war, and rose fo
t'ie rank of Major Generaml. In 1870
he wvas president of tile Constitu..
tional Convention, ard was liberal
and nation.l in hi:s s01 ti:nlonte,
zealously favom ing tihe enfrancehise,
mnent of tile coloredi peole. He wa a
elected governor in 1870, and was
re-elected ill 1872, serving until
1874. He wvasa delegate to thle St.
Louis Convention, anld supp)orted
Mr. Tilden ill tihe late campaign.
He is now 0on0 of the vice-presidorsts
of the Texas Pacific Railroad Comi
pany. _______
Ambrosia is mlade by placing upon
a glass stand or other deep vessel
alternate layers of grated cocoanut,
oranges, peeled and sliced r'oundl,
and a pineapple sliced thin. Begin
with tihe oranges, and use cocoanut
last, spendinig betwoon each a layer
of sifted loaf sugar. Sweeten the
cocoanut milk and pour ovei it.
Trial Justices can furnish them,
solves with the necessary blanks by
applying at the office of THE NEWs
AND ERALD. A full assortment of
N'Iesblanks-ill bis k'ept cortetdily
on hand, or supplied at short notice.
Prices low, work good, and satisfac
tion gnaranlt4ed
LADD fRIOK
VE htvo now completed one of
the best stocks of
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
IAT anid CAPS,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
CROCKERY, &e.
IN THE COUNTY.
We will not be underscld. Let us
say, however, that out,' best
Calicoes are 10 cents a
yard. We cannot
soil them lower
and ha:1ve ia
uniforin po .lit on z.l Good-.
GIVE US A CALL
TO OUR (Oi.OtEU imLm
As you have always put eon ii
denco m us, wO will stato that you
may depend on f.;citig goods at a
regular even price.
No baits hel out to any ono.
n'v 30.
Now Family Grocery.
---o
-1 E un lorsigned desirrs to inform hin
friends an 1 the public tlat ho oain bo
found on the east sido of Conigreen stroot
withi a fresh Stock of
F iMILY GROCERIES,
Viz :Meal. Grist, Flour, 1icona, Suero,
Conle n, Taens, Crackers. Giniger'
liread,.S ia, Spice~s,
-ole,, etc.
Oranger. a, Arn les, Crndier, Ac., all fresh
and chteap1,
I"F CASH[ ONLY.
J. E. CATIICART,
t>')).I -'K
DR. B. 13. HANAHAN,,D
WINNSBORO, S. C.
F CBin rear of J. F. MeMaster &
Co.'s sto~rd, up stairs.
mtrl17-1r
d. CLENDINING,
foolt and Shioe Maniu facturer
WVINNSB3ORO, S. C.
TH II i~ ndlersigned re
sipeetfally : nn)atnes to the
---'citizens oif fair:icl.1 that heo
- has r?:movcd his Boot anad
Shoeot anfctory to one door below Mr.
C.Mutiller's. I iam p)repared1 to mltanufactutre
all styles of v o'kc in a subsinntiatil andi
arkinilike nam~eer, out of the v'ery best
materials, and a.t prices fully as low as the
same goo Th canl bo0 manufactuired for at the
North or elsowhero. I keep constantly on
hand a good Stock of Solo and Upper
Loather, Shoo Jindings.&c., whtich will bec
sold( att reaisonab'lo prics. ilpairing
promptly attondod to. Terms ntrictly Cash.
ie Driod Hides bought.
oct 12 J. UILENDINING.
Merchant Tailoring.
HEIF undersigned Informs the citizens
of Winnsboro and the county generally,
that he has opened a Tailoring Entablish
mernt in the stoe inext to Mr. Ji Clondin
ing's. Hie is propetred to do all kinds of
work in his line at short notice end on
realsonabje)(nm.- A full line of sam ples
ad 0miQti # . hand, f rogj which
customers may nheselections, f4'ii
*ttenition given to 0U'sTfNG.
SPRING GOODS
-FOR
I077.
To-day tho camnaign's fairly closed,
The lucky man is ho
WV ho tal'es his seat on the 4th of March
Our President he'll bo :
And now the next best thing
Just suitsd to our mind,
Is where to get the cheapest goods
The best of goods to find.
My friends and I went out one day,
Somo :New (V pring (Gsi#dci to buy
Anl w resolvo .1, bforeo went,
The different ictores to try.
We weanderod Winnaboro ill around
Until our feet were sore,
And round the very place, at last,
T'was SOL WOLFE'S New Cash Store.
Of IIats, Clothing end llo->ts and Shoos,
The latest to our view
The very best styles of )res G:-ods,
And Prints so cheap and now.
So then, my; good f'riends, one and all.
Now is your time to try
What Bargains you can got of mo
Or, YoU nood not buy of SOL.
f - 17
Samug-Machine.
TRADE SE-A
-MARk o1,e
rID. JULV !S, 1611.
WE CLT.\IM FOR TILE Ii!PRIOVED
The following specitic points of supe
riorit :
I-d r4eat simar ,lCeity in (on.
:3- Mac(edlagly Ight Rl:, n
n3 tg.
5--Prfor sall Varietics of
G--i"1a ny of Falish i ane
P4 EC'..
Single Mahi ien seni,t on ordersi diree
frcini the 23( atr, wrii tte urne i
WilY PAY OLD PiUCES!
Sa?--en d for ci rca rs and particultars.
Address,
lae '& lait ney illC'g..Co.,
fob 17 Paterson, N. J
ALfull Rtoc'k of Plain and Fanny Cro
ceries, which will .u soldl at 1o i. dt pioe
for the Cash.
.1 fine stock of liqjuora, suich as
WIHISKEY,
BRPANDY,
W.INES in great variety,
ALE,
BEERI,
ote., ete
TPhe patronage of the public in uolici
ted.
13. BOSEIEH EIM.
fIb 10-If
Shirts I Shirts.! E hirtsl!
~AMCUTTrA Muslin and 2200 Linen,
at$U.I.0 per half dozen.
Pereale and Calico at $3.00 and $0,00e
half' dozen. :
mar 22 J. F. MoM4ASTER & CO.
Es.tabUshed 1669.
C1IARLE~S MULLER
Haes removed to the sto next to Franoip
TTATOHIES, Oloolks and Jewelry re
Vpaired, had entisfaction guarenteed
'to everybody.
Those inadebted to .-re for work on
jewelry will ple~ase pay at once,. for
'; -Hampton Is kectedL.,,
'CHIARLUB MULLUR.'
fah 8 If
te.aw oC a e t2. a
TIHOS. R. ROBERTSON,
Attorney at Law
AND TRIAL JUSTICE.
7> All bu itgegs -entrusted to him is
either capacity will receivo prompt atten.
tion - -
Oflico on Washington street, ,one door
east of Winnsboro Hotel.
H. A O.AILLAnD. JNO. S. R-YKOL..
GAILLARD & REYNOLDS,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
NO.3 1A W RANGE.
A. M. MACKEY,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
N o. 1, L A w 1A NG.,
Winunsboro, 8. 0.
D- Special attention paid to the speedy
collection of claims. Will practice in all
of the courts of this State and tho United
States.
EEPS constantly or hand a full sup.
ply of Choico FAMILY GROCERIES and
PLANTATION SUPPLIES. lis stock has
recently been replenished, and he is now
ready to supply the wants of all.
eet12
SPRING AND SUMMER
GooDsi
W E invite the attention of the public to
ous new and assorted stook of spring
and summer
-GOODS.
Spring Calicos of the best brands and
prettiest styles
Perenles and CanbricR at 121 cents.
White Pique. from 11 j 0 per yard up.
Linen Lawns, and brown dress Linens,
very cheap.
Nainsooks, Irish. Linens, Towels, Pique
Triummings, Edgings. Insertings,
Lacre, Cotton Trimmings, Sheet,
ings, Bleached anl Brown
Ilomuespuns, Ticks,
Cottonades. Ho
iery, Notions,
A c., &.,
&c.
at prices to suit the hiar I times.
Our stock of Gents' Goods is full up.
We ok special attention to our line of
Cassimear 5, which cannot be surp~assed in
prme, styvle anid quality, anywhiere.
KEE'P'8 colahrated partly made Shirt.
on hand at $d5 00i per dozen.
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
A full anid compie assortnment of Shoe.
dlways on hand. .~ Y have a~ splendid lot
of Lad ies' and Gents' Finis Shoes which
we will sell low';' anddwhlch we take
pleasure in showing.
HARDWARE ! HARDWARE!I
A full line always on hand.
ma 2McMAST IR & BR ICE.
10ew Good! !
0 arrive at the Dry Goods, Fanoy
IGoods and Millhiey
DAZAAR.
Now Spring Prints and other Goods cx,
pacteud dlaily.
INSPECTION
of tihe L..dios and pubic genorally so.
lioited,
PRICES
and goods will compare favorubly witih
any in the market,
AGENT
for Buittoriok's Paper Patterns, Ladios'
M~Isses' and Children's Patterna in Store.
ALL WINTEIt GOODS
marked down In pries to olear tIli og
as much a possiblhe.
ALWAYS REcEIVING
fresh and choice Goods lin the Grocery
Department.
THE PUBLIC
are aware that my stock consists of Gene,
ral Merohandiso y t 4berefore takes ton
much time and splico 'to imize. Suffice
it to say, yonI 010 11nd all you want at
Fine Early Ros~e Potatoes and' lersh
Gar~iern 8eeds in, at
Furniture. Lumber,. Shingles, Ao. fop
sale as low as the lowest,b OA
fab ~