The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 19, 1877, Image 4
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Fri-W O 1 y Ono Year. - -- - - $4.00
. ' - \-/Six-moitlb r- - - t - 2.00
Three mnonths. - - - 1.00
ATES OF AIVJTIScIG.
One square one insortion 1.00. For
1- qu sequen6. inscrtioi 5 ituan -
', k ed.p udTributpa of Itosp oft arg eufor
as advortisemete. Liberal disc mnt mado
O r ootrut, a4vortiseoppts.
1 JWQRK.
Bill Headq, Jetter IReads, Envelopes
Postors, Cards, Iivitatio is, 'T'ickews, &c..
neatly exeoutod at this oflice,---Cl1EAP
SQR OASH. -
Conttie rony it p ?. .
hang'd and his body reniain un-.
buried.
"JNugglers, wizzards or any person
iown tQ use familiarity (w ithbhe'
devil or evil spirit shall be burnt to
' All oppressors and invaders of
other's lands shall bo lfelteacdd."
In Turkey, whlpn the sultan was
dissatitiod with any pashl or other
superior oflicer, or wished to obtain
his wealth, it sg jpual for him to
send a masseonger to the doomed
man, who politely comnnliient ed to
him the imperial desire that his
death should take place and pro
d 9 grant to that olleet, togethi
)r:th' thh bowstring (mnade of
cht-gut) which-the action being
instantly guited to the word- --wais
thereupon-plitced a found the neck
td produco strangulation.
At one tipi great culprits ve-re
febened to four hoycs, a linmaa to
each horse, and tile' horses being
ugod different ways, pulled limb
from limb. The last pa ri-'n 9 who so
suffered in Europe was lobert
Jrancisc ..Dtuien,,.for.. an at tow p t
on Eti -lifei of ,enis XV., in 1757.
AGROSS THE WATER.
he Afi supi ressing vilisectiont
has been defeated in tie' 1-louse of
Jomnnmons.
Tho 1wpo Vof tptmnoti of lie
JmmperiaWlan of Oei'ncmy slhowv"s a
learcase of 3,900,000 marks.
From all accounts, the Jews and
Ch1ristiais prcfor thmif rule of the
Sultan t( the tender niercies of the
:Qztar,
The Swedishm painter, Carl Petter
Lohmannm, recently decea.sed, accom
plished much during his lifo of
oighty,three years. Ho painted no
loss than 4,800 portraits.
No important change has tlcen
loip the position of the parties
a urco Russian warn. England
s ut letter to ].usiam which is
th h bj niany to maein war in
,caso the Cz'ar becomes too aggros
slve ; but the authorities are
n regicent.
Astory told .in .the Amcricani
-~ .Mlony at Dresden is of an Cencoun t er
botwoon one of the young lieuten -
ants of the army andl a stamlwcirt
) NAfnerican. They jostled on the
sidewalk., and thme olliemr dr'ny hi s
swVord(. Tlhereuyon the young
*Anlericnan knmocked himu down vio
ia lonlyenoughm jo sjai him, anid hav-.
aihis card betwoon thme pee
.c'and procedd calnly on his way.
S Dr. Sohliemnann, ltho eminent
G,(erman-American wvho hams miade so
many important d iscoveries at
- Mycenam, is a self-made muan. He
bemgan life as .al shop boy, was subise.
notq~eitly a cabin-boy, then a clerk,
and ggent .hi best days in Ruissiani
* . 6ebefce. In addition to amaimssin"g
a lengd fqrtune, lie las mastered the
Enghsh, French, Dutch, Spanish,
,Jtalian, Portuguese, Russian, S wed
khi~, T'blishj, Greek, and Arabio lan
S o guagem - "
The popul~ation statistics of Lon
don for the pasti quarter have just
*'Ibeen^ iesued. During that period
~ aIccit;88,46 children ,were born anid
8''j 2,48 )1persons died. Thme birth
rate will therefore ho0' 56 2-10 p
K il1;000,and theadeathrate 22 1. 'per
the astthre mothsforty .eighmt
pe-*-~- r' at: has gone to America and
'A B3ritish color sergeant shot
down and overrun by the enemy
. once seized in his teeth a corner of
thme flag, and .his jaws locked upon
it in time rigidity o~f death. The
enmemay cutf it away fromi him, leaving
a bit of it betyeen his fixed teoth.
Subsequintly thme standard was re
takenm, mid over siince thel flag ci
* , thaIt mogimenit is mamde with that
lItto piteo *exofully Ycut out, ir
.mtetnory of t.IW sergeant whlo was~
buried with tie fragmont ,ig h4
mouth.
mionumental cross tc b)e oreted al
F~rogmnore, in Windsor Park,. i
.sgomory'bf .Indy Augusth ,Stumley,
Sis of fine )mo Carnga 1 gamnito,
riched on the front and~ sid1es with
entw~ined ornamnts, after the style
of the ea~rly ('liristiant croses that
may~ be sen in Clho west of Scottlnd.
It 8tanl f upon ta rock base, or un"
hewvn iloakc of granite, and the total
height 'i 'about seven feet. Its site
is chosen in thme private grounds at
.F'rogmtiore, in front of tho nmu11sole
nmu of her R~oyal Highiness, the
.1)uclless of K~en(, the Queen's ;notli
cr. TheJ~ fohlllwin is iniscribed in
gold loiters onl the stein1 oif the
0 .QoHs: ' To the dea~r imemory of
Lady Augusta Stanley, Ii fli daugi it.
Qo91Thonms B~ruce, seventh Earl of
E1i 111ihineqxdine, this cross is
erected 1)y Qucor victor:,, in grate -
ful mid ttl'etiouid(o teimieiiibraiiee of
her4 1tit iWlt le!'' for thirty years
in te serViCo of the Quieeinn, the
Dwuhc.4; of kepnt, and the Royal
Family. Born Apr1il 3, 1822. D)ied\
M~ti'ch 1t, 186.
.flit' New Y ork t thiniks Noyes,
ltpIleoiJntllIet that cviii (1 rant, wou)ld,
not have made.
I)i. t illi P. Ring- has; beCen re
eledteO. president of the (eoi
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to ut' rv,: tjtittti i 'il st: .
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ti, hint it (:ry truly,
SPRING GOODS
-FOR
I877W
'To-day the c "unpaign's fairly closed,
The lucky man is ho
Who takes his soat on the 4th of March
Our Preident ho'll be
And now the next best thing
Just suited to our mind,
Is where to get the cly,alet goods-- I -
'The best of goods to find.
My friends and I weint out ono day,
Some N ew .Spring Goos to 4ty
And we resoived,before e went,
'Th'le diiIt'rent stores to try.
We wandered Winsboro all arouind
Until our feet were sore,
And f'ound tho very llaco,.atlast,
'f"was SOL WOLFE'S Now Cash Store.
Of inuts, Clothing and Boot and Shoes,
The latest to our view
'h, very host. styles of Dress Goods,
AnMd Prints so cheap and now.
, t hwn, muuy good friends, one and all,
Now is your time to try
WI;tt liargains you can get of me
(Or, you naced not buy SO.
fi, 17
J Uii2REC LIED),
fitf .-lark of Plain and F'ancy. (ro
e"ri,'s, w). hli will be sold at lo it priceo
w r the Cash.
ALSO,
1 fin,' .touk of liqjiuor., such as
W'11SJ(EY,
JRlAN)Y,
WINES in great varieidy,
ALE,
BEER.,
etc., etc
II patronae of the piub1lip 4 gbei
t d.
B. RQSE: ,Eflvl.
fah 10
F U RN iT UjIE
NDWShades, Pictut Framnes,
' hitldrxen '. ,arriags bi ibr an
dho irgles. gLubr
1I'i' econIomyi by biuying the best, and
buy whr you 1(30)can gut theu c'heap(.st.
apili 26 RI. W. PHILLIP~S.
Ellenger & Edmond,
IAN('.FACTUR' fEil1 of Poi4.o.le ann
Stationlary Eng~nes and Ililers o,
all h inds, Circu lar Saw Mills, Grjst Mills
M ill Genfing, Shafting, Pulleys g.
AM Er10~AN TURifI~i wVATEnl wiUEEL.
ct!)Send for Catalogue.
MVechant Tailorinq.
1 ilE uiidersigned ipfor'ms tho citiz/epis
of Wiunnsbxoro and the couxity generally,
that lhe has op~eed a Tailoring Establish..
met in the store next to Mr. .T. Clendin
ing's. 11e is pr'qlpared to do g411 kinds of
work ini his lino at short notico and,On
recasonablei terms.' A full lithe of samples0
kept constantlfy Onl hand, fromi which
c ustomecrs may make selections. Speciil
att tmton given to CUTT'ING.
feb 9t -jxthn W..G ROCTI.
IEstabished 1659.
CHARLES MUL4LER
lInsfroved to the store nextLto Francis
Gerig's.
ATiEClocks and Jewelry re
. pi red, and saltisfaction guaranitcee
toi overyb)ody.
Thlose ind'ebted to mo for wozk 9p
jewelry will pleaso5 pgy at once, for
CHlARLES MUjLLER.
Shirts ! Shirts!i ShirtsI!
----
W^" M8U''A M"""in and 2200. Lln~n,
VYat $8.00 por half dozon.
Pereale and Calico at$6.00 and $O9,0por
miar 22 ~ J. F~. MoIMASTLn A CO
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
TS
IIO are ind'btcd W uw for I1J(WVIS
IQNM or )P{(3ig jA'1\ES, we would respect
fully cal, attention, that your bills aro due
on or beTore the first pf November. We
nro depending on you for payment A'I
ONCE, to cnabio up Ip meet obligation,
mui.e to a$ you, and which arc due at
that tio.
In eider for us, as well as you, to main.
lain our credit, it is necessary to teet out
It$m iset p'irom l l y.
Beaty, Bro. d; ,'n
oct 12
L OOK!
NICTW G-OOr2 !
NEW GOODS1I
have ;itis( received a tock of
SPRING AND SUIMER
lrints or he Lest .birands at 8A '-ents.
.1. Coaibries at'Ii cents.
Centunial Stripes at 12.} cento.
A ulStock of Shif) tjig, Sh
Afll.Dri lhng a(t low' SI (ures.'4,4
CLOTHINGI 'GL)THIN~l
We h'ove just. ri'Qived a largo anud comu
plitf ,tock of .j rinig an ci Siummeiur Choth..
ting which we will soas ha A n
HATS ! HATS !! HATS!!
Gents' and Youths' Felt aml Straw Hlats of
alt kinds and 'at ag~y price.''
CASSIMEREK!I CAS$1iiNERES !
Weibave julst receoived a full :stock~ ofCa.i.
mru frorp the Chuarlotte.svin'o Mills.
-ALSO-.
wef (1s, C'ottop ddes, .Jeans, etc.
J. F. McMaster & Co.
4. CLENDINING,
1l Alil $1100 Mannti'ei'1r
WINNS~uOlo,.$. C.
speCtfully announces to t to
"'ci izens of Fairie1il that he
haa remiovedI huis Boot andi
Rhoo Manufactory to one dony below Mr.
O. Mullor's. I am preparedl to uiinufadturo
'd1 styles of work in a sublstpitial' dnc
nrknminliko mannner, out of the 'vohy 1)0st
muatepials, and at prices fully as low 'as thel
salue goods can ho liganuf a~reu fr y t the
North or elsewhlexe. heto p constantly on
hand ai ~Qptd Stock of tlo and Uppor
Leather, Shoe Fipiliga &c.,.which wi~ hr
soldi af~ reasoulo p~ricos. R calrin
prompilt ' atten ded to. TIernosstrick~ Cash.
,set 12 ~ ' J. CLENDINING*.
.Plntptionf for Sale,
r I'll H undersigned offers for gale the pl antation
Ilocated in this county, seven miles fron
Winnsboro, aund formerly owned by Silas W.
Ituff. The tract cefntainsl lvo hiundred and
forty (6.40) acres, a goodi potion woodod. On
the place Is a ,commodtols dwellinghouse,
togotheur with the~ pepe ~ry oiutbuildinga--alal In
goodi repair. Thih proboe by can 1 bo puarchased
at.a low price andi~ upion most, gecommrodhating
terms, UW' NQ cash reaguiredl until thgi first af
December-.
For further paticulars apply to theo under
aligned at t11o law 01lice of (lamiard & uonon.
CONGRES STIT
N
w
G
D
WINs.ORO, S. 0.
NEW GQODS
U. G. DESPORTE
BARGAINS
DRY GOODS,
CLOTIUN O,
)30OTS AND iHOES
WINES,
LIQUOI;
Etc., Et
.EES constant!l c;. hmnd a flillsup.
ply of Choico FAMIbT' ORO)CERIES and
PLANTAThON SUL',LiJ ;. fli stock has
recently been repleni d, nd ho is nno
ready to sutpply the vuts of all.
oct12
*
WEid -bavo now con iceigg ,oiy of
DEY, GOODS,
HATS aad (,ALP
YAN KEN1 NOTIQNS,
~JOCKERY,,&'
IN TINE O9UNfTY.
Wgj ivll not bo underbsoldl. Lpt us
a iowever, that our besef';
aldicoes are 10 conts a
-Vard. We cannot
soll thoem lqgor
, andl havo a
piform-profit on all Goo~.
~GIVI.4 US A CALL:.
TO AlURL COLOtEIp fIiENDS,
As yqu have alway put confl
donco-iun us, wo wvillt~ that you
nmay depend on gottigig goods at a
regular even pricp.
No baits held on. ut one
ntov 30.