The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, August 28, 1877, Image 1
TRI-WEEKLY E DITION.] WYNNSIuORO, S. C., TUESIDAY MORN[NG, AUGT 28, 1377
NEW A 1)E0ll1T 1EMENT11S 8
'ANC' VAlIt all lewI ;t..i les witth 1n me1
1008s post-.pId.,I. .1. 1".JI'SM-A), Nil-sal
251Wit CtitIty, Nmw York.
(Itseases of IIe sIin. 2>5. per I:I- hP\ ' e .s
70C.) Sent by n11ll, PrrIIIIlI on IcVit 01 IrOe.
C. N. ClIt'rN.TON, 1'rop'r, 7 SIN0 AVeCM, N.Y.
Revolver and Cartridires for$3,1
A til nicel plateil, seven shot., pocket. r
Volver 1 1 1sto-C ati le. Smtl C. 0. )., or
on receipt, or price. U. W. WiI.i.s. P. 0. tox
2,7 18, New York.
N. F. BUfA NIAM'S "1874"
Water-Wheel
lt iseclareil 1ii, "STANDARl TVilIINEF." by
Over 60' persolI4 Wito lso it. Prices eti-ilw(A
New Inphlet, free. N. 1. BUaNiMAM, York, 1%.
LADIE1Eogant Im,
itation Hose Corni
S ', Droactpln and
r I rondant Drcps, Cent
rostpaid to an- roador
of this Paper'for 20
Citt:. Throo Gets for
50 COntS. III Cur
rency or 8tam1 > 1)4.
L. As TH M AJN,
Otnhe,fw O:k.
Wi,La Cold is Alwas D nuigerous.
USE
WELLS' Carbolic Tablets-Y
a sure rojuedy for Cotghs, ant ill ])is
eigVs of the ThrI-oat, lungs, ChcAt and
Mucous Mutil:brane.
PU C1 eNLY IN m,i1: 1;oyI.:".
Sold by all Druggist..
C. N. CAnITTENToN, 7 Sixth Avenue, N. 1.
ROANOKE ('OLLEGE,
SATA.', VIRGI.\IA.
Next ie alIon bcill'i Sep i(,Ihor 5. I-77. C(l
legilat"0 4.leth 1'e .1u0 ptlep:ariltory voIr:q -:. En..
htiria sert Iut:11M . .\ nAIII n111 e'1111:1e. 'W ir.11
tnIil t v. .lve churc h in town. iMoIraI
(1\114 iA l: oin 14 1 to .Z f I'11 00 1 . II
u,lCTling~r to 14' tu,tt b )n I tlO., H.t . i -1 t. fNi
, it I.n Wtat:, i ntII n Teritory, andr ale t
T elov ,-;tu Itlnts from West vir"1111:1, h i or
ElCRETAR. Ot ath re.1.
tI .I P.;I
A 8 RA T 0 R FJ't
tinO .' d i t 1 of 1(11P I s I : '10 A n: , (1w -! ,l' ,
ollt'reil. WATE ;S, -a qulv . 1 up
I LLght. 1h4n.%i Lt>ra (i 111S )E %
*-t%v1I 'a vIII'lan ( madt'. 7:; 14 <0o s, u
"2' 0l 1 (1 r'-a nt, : (: ), t top 5.x ; st4
tS, l a year, in IIrI et In -r%,M re
L.oonal and Ira veln,4, agouls wanI lt I .& Iiu. I*;..
CatUalo-11tv iM allvd. A 11bwral di wc.n 1111 1 -) exh
DANNEYNERGO
OF FALL AND WINTER
H,ALICOES,
BLEAOHING,
A EA ISLAND,
DRILLING,
FLANNiELS,
10-4 SHIEETING.
N ~ CALL AND) SEE' THEM.
NEW GOODS, NEW PR1ICES,
AT
R. L. D2ANNENERG's.
aug 14
TOOTH[ J31US11ES.
portetd to ordor. F"or olo aIt tho D)rug
3tore .of
K j1uly 26 DRL WV E. A T I.
NOTICE !
' E inte14l to gradIally elmuig ur
Ifok to (1roeric.i, lIea ])ry Goods,
.nt,Alhovs, andt llt gmods nee..ded onl
Ve thereforn offer all fancy goofl, suchN
EIg inII*g s,
Ri>bbons,
JacoEt ,11nd Swiss,
.1 .nee hIII livrehiefs,
F"iII- ( loves,
F l(11 ( I
Colhars,
Cuis
Tcarfs,
ndIal of he..,oods of 1his"hrcera n
.T youl wlJn any kirl of Fanlev N41ions,
iye u a call. ''he p rice shulfl sit you
rr is
L A DD1 BIR OS.
P. R. FLHNW4
liiEEP$ 'onlstanltly 01. haind ai fulllul:
ply of Choice FAMITIY G1(CERIES iuid
PLANTATfION SUPPLIES. His stock has
recontly ben replenished, and ho is now
ready to supply the wants of al1l.
WATERS'0ORCHEST~R TON Mhmes OR(GAI
is114 the I~ l,no sen l Iril' l
i II))~n ever' nuunde. )It has
thecelebrated'~ C'oncera
to stars,w wleh is a fino
S Voice, and wo nud14 a
hu alf Octaves of bolls
S tunini pelIlrfect hunt-.
noony with the reedse,
and11theirefretiI sag.
'NA, O1fCIIEST;HA L,
- - 14' CONCERIITO,, V'ESP..
ER1,0ENTEPNNIAL4 CIllDlIES, CIJAP1'lT, an d
CO)TTA4OE IIIt0ANS, in Uuulque F~rouee (Ca
e oiniblueo PUJLITY of VOICINO :ieith great
\V1orkaunnehip, and Dumrnh)iIty UJnurpassed.
11Varratedci for l4IX YEARRS.
P'itI( ES EX 'TREIELY LOWIVfor eneth.Don..
tly Inst4n lhlIentst r4eceived. I nstraiueto tQ
let until pid for ne per& contracnt. A ib,eral
Dlicont to R1aahers. M iniaster$,ChulrchieI,,'khool, etc.
AGAENTIS WIA NT ED. Speehlnldee,nents
to te Iiindea.1Iaustrasted Onatalonne, DInuited.
I1econd-handI JiIsrumn at-(I NEAT hAl1.e
IAAINM.. HOR11ACIt WATERIS & HOS
DhIIanetuarers4 and Denle'rs, *. N,
40EASdTA34th ST.,UNION SQUAIIE,N.Y,,
D)UE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE.
N EXT collego year opens October lat.
..L''aculf.y siamo as .last year--full.
ir.44.-clIass tenehors17 of music, dr1Iaw ing, anid
)Iinting. Liocationl retireid and heoal thy.
l'uition and board, includinag fuel and
.vashinig, for coIllegcI year, $'77. Extras
it reasonaiblo rates. -For circular 8ondt
.0 J, T. JIONNElt, President,
AUousr 1st, 1877. Duo~ WVest, S. 6'.
tug 21.-vis
JUST R_.1LECEIVEDl,i
One car load seed Potatoes,
011 -" " " Onis.
- -ALSO,
A full lino of Plaiiation 1ard
War1e, Coll4i sting of
Lay 1roli,
Plow Steel,
Steel Ploms,
Plow Moulds ,
Spades,.
SL.avels,
,j,
If keep consl5fitly oil hland a hill
il'~A'1''T0Nandi'MX
I. haive oni i1d sever-:1 I'llI'ids of
firsit,bns
F Ej 1T. I i 11i E R s,
which ill be o).rld lo ell fo
(cvs.41ol. oil ltie ANithl wvoll 1 i.; l
i(,, oil S V a mionley basNis., oru AvIth
'I .,ot tol o ti-C . . if -
All parfies in want of d filiers
will do well to Call onl il before
isit chasis1.
FET.LIZERS.
fob ),___4 2():
whc li mu ;t lrcmeied a rock of
SP,11ING, ANI) SUMM.11,'I
phnts of the best werlnds at, 8 0:t.
sec(' 1brie s tainey. bai) (rwith.
A fll parties in uat of~~t Fietilizs
wi die wuel ro cal a e beAfrnt e
NEW1 OA DN A !
WE have just receive d .ai stock ofCtij
purns of.11 the best brand at 8xvl cets.
ALSO
We Fav jutWeeivelre &n C o m
Bitestko Sin ~hand pnerClt
bng whic w wIl el as\ hap asI any
ATOMHTSATIC!
Sent oSwi n StawhiIneso
all hins and la any pric.
Wte huaesjus receivdes 1d a ll kosi
m314er fro te l ar e, iuu'evill Millsee . 3
Teedrsy, it n;s, ean, etc.IlOoIe to
Wrbe st is Ohr earprieLst,st
NEWA:X WILLCON & GilM.s O
(Citon, aond msit. 6 he eb npd st., notwth
ntayI6liyh ag nueet fee 9
Belr4 fn iy,I r -it nn ,i o b e om ,tW
TIE I jAN I) 01F I1IA I> JM ikS.
A I'ERiY IT.IElit -);.
An Irshimia's Loctiro on '.iboria--Tio
Phwe to ot Your Money Itck--A
Vivid Description ofn the Produet. of
the African RepUnlic.
Everybody Who has traveled over
the South (arolijna Iailroad must
know Pat Wright. : not t,o kniow Pat
WrighIt is to ackinowledge a degree
of ignorance which no Lraveler
wou1d allow himself to be sispected
of. Pat Wright, is a train hand on
the road-a 'Milesiall gen1tlemian of
very good part s, (not to ay a iiitd
k011( lmani) and a follow of infinite
wit. ii the oldvi time, before the
South Carolina Railroad had reach
(d thie pointc of plttinlg Sleopers oi
dhie nl;'lhit train!. Pat Wright.ix used
to 111lp many a, IN.!y- N\orl. tra* cler to
beguile tht long 'weary holis. .H is
<iip: and jokes, told vith the twanfg
of tho ri'h. lit-0ali brognlc., li-;
(plaint, sayings allI bright wit 11111S
are known through the len-th and
breadtlh Of the land. All old tra\d
ers who go over th South C'arolinla
Railrd ilever fail to ask the first
thling, -Is Pat Wright aboard !" Pat
Wright was aboard of Conduet 'or
D,;,ier's train on Saturday last. on
which a reporter f( ih1e , nIM1 '
(/u'ere was wening his; way
towards Cretillh.
hou ted Pat, as the trail rifld up
O I!c depot of that clas-iI and
:nieicnt city. 'T'winly liiiiutes for
brleak last." 11 hungry p1wien ges
bolted from lthe tn-,iin, into the ineat
aid cozy ti iing-roo. , where t-hey
bol t ho m.11uali.3, fried chickei
heefncak, fr:le wa'k r brv..am, ad
Condilleiits. Pat, Wr'ight handed
out his baggage. arreg1 it ill
order, closed ny1 the bgge Carl,
lit his pipe (1not b)e,i) ineh ad
dicted to brealikfast.) and lollnged
around the platform to sec if therc
was any funl in sigt. An ohl seedy
darkey was hli up i the "ide o
thi Iele'1-11 of , a-l hii Pat,
tackled. Ail ani te convet-sation
betwe(n tle Cwo soon att rated
abou.t a do/en wrdof lie nation,
who had bet'n just. loaf*11 aronn.111 '
proim -1uNi. and seend of the
passtegers, who, havin" by this Lillie
cleanlet uit Co omel Caiioll' dining.
rool, wer (n11joymin a p -praidiall
. o elek cig:ar. 'he -u e of 1,hie
con -a i 1'.\:cti Pat. V.jgA
id 11 the darkey was
As Zoon, liwever, as Pat hia(
stured 11an audieice, h0 I.r illhel
oil into t regular letulre, which was
take (It) byV) the rpor3 t er. ml i
as t he short-hand nloteCs taken by a'
.Mlilesian) repo)rtr PCian) catchl the eC.
gJuisit(ely rich Italiian Ibri,gue in
winch the lecture was delivered. Iti
seeins t hat wVhen1 the idle: first
strucik himii to dliver the leturo,
P'at had lbeen expa1tiating~ to his
soigle dusky hearer on
c3amulor.s.
Hill continued w'ithouit brieakinig ofi.
"Cabba)11ges is it? Philow~ ! why, yez
31s oughter sCe thnim in Liberia.
Be gorrah, all ye have to) do is to go
into the field1. 1 tell yez, man, they
grow wild. No cookinig to be1 done).
Ye jist take yer' knife, go into yt3r
garden (A v (coorse when yor
hioongry,) pick out a~ good lookon
enbba)2ge, and th1ere1 yez. havo it."
A dartkey--Wa dis yahi? Hie cook
ini do field ?
"Cooked is it? Ah man ye don't;
know wvhat yer falken about. I tell
yiz the enbbal)iges grows up; airedd y
cooked wvid a foine Iliteh uiv bakini
in the middle11 ov it, and thetro y(o
have the( mu1rp)ries and1 tihe pratlesC
(aill (cooked, mind ye) laying aroundI
thme bottomn jist a be)ggin yez to ate
(11.'' [A general grunt of satisftuc
FLA P' JACI{S ANDf 'ORLTAssI.
"Ruiit" conitinuied (lhe imip(orturba
blo Pat, "Av ye don't like kebbiges
(bad luck to yor' if' yez don't) its all
the same11. When yez got up in the
morinug all yez got to dlo is to go
to a tree ini the yard, raich out yoz~
hands, hold upj yorI tini plato, an1)
scoop1 inl the flap jacks smiokin hot,
give them a flip, take yoi.r knifo,
shfiVk it in1 the thrunk of the 11roo,
adtLoero yO have f'or inorlassies.
Ye rie,. me hon ien, hot find tanka amld
moases they aill grow oil one troo
so as YCZ sv yez the trouble of
walking. An thin there's yor
coleshnnhot, wid milk" and
iu.ir, runi right by do house in
"Mebby you'd like to havo
A C(ooN OR A POSSUM.
o have it already cooked. Bovaise
why ? Wh donl't yer see, the coons
i( the Possums they all run wild
:'ooked." (At this one of his liston
ers gul aI's it somethinlg which ho
bid tried to swallow had choked
lum. [at 6oticd the action and
it onco made Ia dead set on that
larkey.)
".1 tell yez it's a fact an no lie that
it 1i11lle Ye. Tlu posum1s1, all go
'uked - v yo want, i baked
pos,;uIIl, all ye havo to do is to tako
a lightood knot ald look out for a
reolkw with a lg tail,knock him over,
Ind then yol have him But av yo
Wantl a Stine(t possim, yo hait've to
look out for wol widout t tail
them's the stewed possims. Oh,
1oys but its a grieat counthry to
ivo in. Dy'o mind ? There's
mRV:us Or rOTmmI'11N,
[ m11:m1 good corn and ryo fishukoy, a
i1mnen ill trouigi tho land. All yo
hIavc t) (10 is to got your clip ll'
co'p it up out itv the the river
hat ruis by y-6r door. But thin ve
iv, (:as he detected another datrkey
villping,) "av ye want a mixed
11irink, atV CoO ye havo to carry
ver fishkey to the har room, an' git
he swiateims an' lixins put into it"
(Oe of tihe audieneu here askol,
with i a puzzle-1 look: "Look yor
6o- , way is de
M A1L, AN II\lA IN
"lhe mal. man !" answorod tho
le(I't ne-r, "lis i tie male an the bakin ?
Sure av ye want ma1:1l0 yo cnIU get it
tis(y enough-Ji. Male it grows on
stalks like corn, and euro the pigs,
bleSs their sowls, they all 1,.
Around tho woods cured and cooked.
An, whist! I'll tell yo sooithin
eb:e. If a ship coies to trade wid
yez, and yO wait to buy a Iit 0'
nli(o f n d'ould 0men or m10bbe a
shiiinnon fite dc swatchart, (for I
Wol'nht tell yez a lie, tliml things
don't grow on the treeq,) all yo have
to do is to go the graneback troo
an pull down the money by tho
buIsIeis. There ye havo it. Oh, bt
rue sowl, but its a great couuthry.
110w ' GET TO LIBERIA.
"h ," ~queriod the old darkey
whom Pat had first tackled, and who
had ben gulpin-g down every word
if ile leluire, "H1ow wo gwine git
lay"
"Al1nah, mnan, isn't the ship
dready built, to carry yo to
lYheria ?" minswered Pat, "an' a
Iighty puti-ty ship she is, too.
D've ufind; no top, no bottom, all
Aes. Ff she turns over in tho
say, yoz go right along widout
throuble, becaise she sails as aisy
i the 1top or tho bottom, an' it
makes no diferenco to tho passon
'rs. he has two sils on top and
Louri (on the~ hot tomi, an' "
"AlIl aboar'd", shioute.l the eon,
ductorii. Th'le pa:ssuengers hioltedh for
the Iiraini, Pat jumped)eu aboati'd, andi
'u the triaini miov(ed off andi{ rounided
the cur've, heaving Blranchville hid ini
(1ho rustling pines, cight dusky
coun1)tenanices, eight .opon1 mouths
md eight p.ir of shin ing eye--balls
wero the last sight that greeted tho
vision of the p)assongers, .who
settled iln their :ats while I at re
soned0( t.ho work of cleaning his
I:munps to the tune of tho "Wido
a[achree." o
An army oflice( r stati oned at, VashM
nigtoni is auithuority for' the staitemient
thait at no0 distanit daiy the President
will r'ecivoa petition, numerously
signed by reputab.lo army offioors,
equiesting thait a board of inquiry
be detailed to inq(fuiro . atnd reo'.
'or't whether01 Glen. Babcock is guilty
of the- mnanifold iniquities chargod
ugainst him, and if so, that ho mafy
b) (oi'trt-martialecd as unfit .io hold
his; po0sitionl as an armiy oQicer.
At the r'ee'nt mktiig hold ait
[atosh)ii'g in thi inaterefit 6f the pro
posod . county of Thptlerj Captain
Water's shiowedl tihat E(lgCIld ioun-*
ly isi equal ini sizo to thiri'ten .of
the mniallest coumntion of Georgia,
11d( to fito of the smnallest conn
tion of .Ponnsylvr.nia.' it is. as
largo as twvo of tihe largest .and nine
of tho smallest conties of Yh'iniai.
[C in twice ih i' f"h tt'o
Delaware and thro'o timoi as laiifo nis
Rthode TIland. Nlo wonderdho-polls
thrpo tho0usand~ JDemocratic mrujorltyl
Thoige)rs. Qr ho iim a~~
fi'oin thle coyntjies friteresRte fr4
p>be itddoit iiihimoihs ini -bpb~Ai1
theuir divi'alrn into daew'counitinoa