The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 25, 1877, Image 1
TRI-WEEKLY E - - - -r--'"-,+
!4TION.l, WINNSBORO, S. C., TUCESDAY MORNING, SEPT
.1b I'llXJ E4,T3' 2 - ~ A LAJ~AlI1 ~4. 1877"IV ~ i ~~f
N EW ADVE
HANSi d row
OR n o
a subass a-t''Od 12
.Lowe Rg 4 cost over
test trial O fen 6n 16 days
answer a ' R 'i I
WnnpUt. IHattlo ie no by the
idrr I F. artiul free.
Jersey. 9 washington,Zew
25% ga
110ANORE LEGE,
SALEK, A.
Nextaseu9ion begIn
legiate, elective end .r 5, 1871. Col
surpa-.4ed Iecourses. Un
conmunit)VM a. deoy
expeonses: from $1(10 1o W. Mr
cuding tuition, board, e ont, in
fifteen ytntk%, Indian tudents *roin
N ,~ Twenty HtudenMt ro 1,and Mexico.
Catalogues, etc., address Virginia. For
-ECR OF FACULTY.
ADIE Elegant Tm,
o d toa s?,
reney or StA
0111to 0, w ork.
ONLY FIVX i
Du iRS FOR AN
Of the best
-a cind In A dl u& 6ier'the Great
U nIon I'loi(Oc Wlallroad.
A FA'H* FOR $200
rin easy payments with low rates of inteaet.
SECURE IT V'O WI.
.ull informia6t, nU fide, $71a
). F. DAVIS, Land Agent. U. P. U. R.
-IOA4A, N11
BATO? ~e ward
A GREAT I Vim thar
mInle (11spose of I(W) I'M fit ans, new a d
eond-hand of firstc a me a inncluding
*VforEIS atsAA8tor k
,ieli(1401,'tol((Ulltil-patift,)t thwu .befor
-ffered. WVATPERS, grn quare and up
1itlIanos and Organs (Including thpir neOw
outventr and ooudoir) aro tUc best iade. 7
tave Pianos $150. 7 (16,Slo not usedayear.
-1"StpOrgamr $50. .1 SA01$8 Sos ,8
i8top)s4$15. 101,A1 0 s 4 i l, 110t,
iisvd a year iav1 ft1uanted.
1.ocal and avig kbt an .llttrte
Catalogues Al alled. A liberal discount to T1e1Ah
ers, ,iNnisters, Churches, etc. Sheet muste at
hIft price. JI 9 8,~
turel .n a is911811'
8qua.e1N or
fll'ra ol' ap oR.
GRAND SPRING OPENING,
-AT THE
Diy GQ k ou"'Wan
Millinery yzaar,
O F a beautiful and full line of latest
novelties in 8 ing and Sunimet
iillinery and Fancy goods, consisting in
,art of:'adies', Misses' and Children's
rimmed Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Silks,
gets, &o.
A largo lot of Ladles' Collarettes,Fichus
.nd other fancy articles. Inspection of
ihe Ladies and public generally solicited.
We will endeavor to please the most fav;
tidious. All we ask is that you call, and
see for yoursclfedv and give as a' triall''
New Sprijig yrI1ti$,Cqntqnniaj )~pf~
Dress Goods, hito ,6" 1 rk I rbR'1 rov
ers, Corsets *Hsiery, Gloves, NatXona
Clothing, lats, Shoes, &.
Agent for B3uttorick's reliable p ape
patterns. Ladcies', M issea' an4 Children'
now patternd id dtdr61/t E Or d
GROCERY DEPARTMENT,
JTust filled up with frne-h Groceries, Con
foctionarios and everything usually found
n a first class ojeo~j
A lot of Funli-n , Lsts, ifIllIs, &;o,
Lumber low for Cash.
J.0. SOAG.
You can fink1 nilt yoit wai~ by 'callie
on . S 'a b ) 1
april 14 eT. O. .E o g
-YE would call the attention of the
publie to the grei ?dQbtin N/e have
made on
LINEN LAWN$,e ..~.pd .nmi1a
PACIFIC LAWNS, "
ORGANDIE~S,
.,pijub .u vid it OhS bt ibi
BRILLIA!8,,, e
and ether White Goods. PIU ,
to the fact that we sell. ...
at 6 cntsper.ball, ('u,I.Si
and hialf dNze1 it* ~ #W~ toVf
And made o auM ugdmi
YMaRSer 4%II
july 14
TO OU1 CUSTOMERS'
HO are indebtod to us for PROV18Z
IONS Ar POSPHATES, we would respect
fully.c" at,"ntion, t.hot yqur l ills arq duo
on or before the first of 1govem>er. We
re depending on you for payment AT
ONCE, to enable us to meet obligation
made to assist you, and which are due at
that in.
In order fr a we , to main
tain our er6dit it WUnefssry to-meet our
promises prozptl
Beaty, Drox Sons
ot 12
lount Zion1 Vollegiate Institute.
THE, fail sesRion of this well
knovn histituto bogan on
Monday, August 27th.
-"The odurse of instruction
embraces Mathematics, the
8assiq BAe eo-and the usual Englfdh
bran t eea iItteutiof will be paid
to eloc adl g, spelling and Writ
iig. Pupils will receive that careful
drill in the rudiments which is essential
to scouring a thorough education, Black
board exercises will enter largely ns a
method of instruction. The college
bpilding is commodious and conveniently
located. The Principal hiopes, with the
)Qlitical and material improvement of the
,41te, to secure a liberal -patronage, by
means of which the Jn4titutemay be re
stored to its former popularity and useful
hess.
TERMS:
Olassical department, per session
W of twenty weeks, $30.00
Intermediate, -25.00
Pfimary,------ --------20.00
Payment to be made quarterly in ad
vance.
-* i.1L. M, DAVIB, PrincipAl,
aug 14-txtf Winnsboro, S. C.
~he Latest Novelties
JUST ARRIVED.
baiflselection of Lawns and
autifu inal >tenow desirable Colors
Sd Vattbrns.
kbeautiful li of }mb rgEdgingA
and Trimmings deal 'klnad d4ufcoes o
latot est5 zd a ~ eaii,4ced prioesa
~large assor mn of ians, But tons,
C mba~d ~andotins of all. kilids. iu
rp agedwill be satIif e
*11L' M 1t Id -l' . I a
dODS a'fithi a'of " '
I Q,FE.
june 28
YEGTTINE
Ad EeOlleit Nedlclne.
SPtINOFIELD, OlA 'Feb. 18. 1877.
Is toa r e uw r%TNx,,
or ltlieumItIs-l 4 gele -)rostrattoi of t1ho
lervols system, with g0oa siCess. I recoin
nend YSOTINF as I excelTK inUdicinle for
mhi ConNplainMts. Ydt') very truly,
G. W.I,VANDEOnIFT.
Mr. Vandlegrift. of the IIrInI of Vandegrit,&
Illiffan, Is a wtI! kDown WISIPl(I.s man in this
Aaer., haviig wne of lhe I rgest, stores iI
4prihigliold, 0Ohio.
Our Ministor's Wie.
Mitit. Lisvip,.Kr.,Feb. 16, 1877.
MN.-jt. U. S*rE-MNAs
DeAr sii-r-hree years Ago T was sufforirg
,erribly witl hilliinmatory itheunatism. Our
minister's wift :dvised )11e to take Vegetine.
A fl qr taking one bottle I .was entirely rellevod.
I'hisear, feeIlInQ a return of tie disease. I
igalx Commenced taking It, uti am being
renefitted greatly. It also greatly Ulnproves
my digestion, liespectfully,
Mis. A. BALLARD.
1011 West Jefferson Street.
Safe aud'Sure .
inm. H-. R. .-ravaas:
In 1872 y0tir VgetinC was reconende( to
ine; and yielding to the perstasin(ais of i friend,
L consenWd dt tIy It. AtI the tIno I wau suf
fering fIol ngenerttl debility and nervous pro.
tratljon, sperindueod by ovorwork and irregu.
lar habit Its wondertul strenglihening and
aurnt.tve popertiCesacened to Offeot, Ily debill
Lated system froi the ilrst ( 0; anid under its
1ieisttient use I rapidly recoVA.WI, fining incro
tan usual health and gool feeling sin1ce
[lien I have not hesitted to give VEffiRTINE
lly IQSL ui(1ua11ea itillor-lmenllt as bel i a a
iafe, surc, and lowerful agent In promotiig
health and restoring. t.he wast4d systein to no w
life and energy. VegeOlle is the only niedicine
I use, and as long as I live I never expect. to llnd
it bdtter. Yourstruly, V. 11.CIAItK,
120 Monterey Itreet., Allegiany, Penn.
VeS4tine.
The following let-ter from Ilev. 0. W. Mans
ield, formerly pastor of tihe Methodist. Episco
pa church, Hyde Park, gnd at present settled in
Iwell, must convince every one who reads his
letter of tle Wonlderftil -curative qualitivs of
VYORTzNs ru a thoroilgh cleanser and purifier
of the blood.
11Y]E PAn, MAss., 10eb. 15, 1877.
M. R . rvTEENs:
Dear Sir-About tell yCnt go Ily health
failed through tihe depleting effe(ts of dys
pepsin; nearly a year later I was attficked by
t yphoId-fever Il its worst: form of a large doep
ieaited , jibscess, which was IIften months In
gathering. I had two sU ical- operations by
the hest, skill In 11h0 SOf eI Sceived .no per
ianeint cure. I suffertdgi 0t pain , at tImes,
and %was constntly weakned by a profttso dis
charge. I also lost small pieces of bone at
difTeret times.
Matters ran on thus about seven years, till
May, 1874, when a friend recmmended me to
go to .vour oi1c, auti talk with yon,of the virtue
of Vegetine. I did so, and by your kindness
passed through your manufactory, noting the
grelients, &e., by whitc y.01r ren
produced. o edy Is
1ly what I sa,w and heard I gained fsoie con
fIdencO In VEOETIN E. I coninen.cd tikIng it
soon after, but felt worse from its effects; Will I
persevertd, anl soon felt, I ,wau.i baneliting fne
Inl sole resipets. ' Yet 1 (11 not see the re.suts
I desired till I had taken It faithfufly tor a lIt,l
moro than a year, When tie diffleulty In the
back vas cured; ant lor1 nine months I have
enjoy,d the best of health.
i11 h,v6 in tilt. I time gained twenty-flve pounds
of Ileh, being heaviet than ever before I iny
lifo, and I was never-moro able to perform Iabor
tlitu now.
llaI thO 44t fewiWeeks I had a scrofulous
swellng as large as my 11at gather on another
part. of my body.
I took Vegdftl'ie faithfully, and It removed it
level with the surface i a month. I think I
should have been cutred of mny main trouble
sooner it I had iakon larger doses, after having
beeqipe -accustq)nci to Its efects. .
L.et your pariron4 ttouble(l with scrofula or
kIdnoyjdItseas p.nderstand that it tkes time to
cure chrone diseases; and, If they will patlent -
ly take Vegettine, it wiit, In my judgment, Ure
them. 0111 very I rill v
G. WY. MANsPIELID,
Pastor oi the Methodist Episcopal Uhurch.
TLyG4 ETI NE.
-n-PlE'ARPD BY
.Hm R.1STEVENS,
Vegetble. isSold, by all IDruggi its
sep 4--4y
PROSP1ECTUS.
IST'IORY of -$ouh Ci 4arolina,
REV. RI. LIATHAN.
S osoon da a sufficient, number of sub
s0ribers 'trlemued in 'waurant the
enterpr'ise, I prolposo publishing a
The work will e;nbraco A, pomplete
hlistofy gr',tIe State from the fi rst 'discov..
ery' of the soil; the aettlemdft of the tomtj.
tdry it' diff4erent 'perioas; the biat.ory. of
the,Statoj:under tilo Pxg >Iiot4ry' Governl
tho'Mobf eve ltlihary Wa~r.rort
Th d inovemien of the soveral ' Whig
nlilliitary ohiefs are , eccurtely i.raeed, and
the voyalig battlea. foughts during the
h1evoAion are iminutely;desceribed.
Th&4Whole 4,ill makbe a bdk' of moth
than ' 700i ' pa-gew of' 'thme size of
.S'epUens' 11ptory qf the Unuai~L &vUs. It will
beopritted qu31good lfpape,witiclear type,
andi Y2QuaId in spbstan~tial cloth. To subh
seribata-t'te' booli will bo deliveredl for
FfiySOJi8 tidesiring 40 onva04 Efor. - he
*orkkrille, S O, AbgtIti4 1877.
1tBG814 dallb.6ttention ttfo' bi no
and1p1 atd o pig
OlloO
Anvi %Jon mr4ty Iewstyl Whil9 S ries
0Baooi k 1-tideOf, Fant mfIr.Ct t
fm a Rhj..J. MoCARLE1Y.
0
VIRGINIA TO,PERS PA YING TIlE
S'PATE DEBT.,
Operations of the Moffe tr
"Slates" Demolished and the Cas
System Established .DisguVt:of the
SmokAng Element-Publio..Sentiment
and the Views of the Liquor Sellers.
R11rO'ND, VA., Sept. 14, 1877.
The'Moffot rokister, bl' thb ("MofL
fet boll punch," as tliq peoplo ,still
insist upon calling it, has ni?19, bogn
in operation threo days, an4 as a
most valuable and . oxtror(jinary.
source of revenue it.is regarded as a
decided success. The average Vir
ginian is. now engaged in the patriot
ic duty of liquidating the State dobt
to the tintinnabulary music of the
little gong in the register. The
usual salutation, to-day, instead of
the ordinary "Lot's take a drink," is
"Let's contribute to the payment
of the State debt by registering."
Tho repudiators or readjusters, who
are opposed to the paynent of the
debt, carry their opposition so far
as to refuse to imbibe any beverage
of a stimulating nature requiring the
payment of a tax, and they are no
cessarily obliged to have reco-arso to
soda.or cold water. This,. however,
is only the case in a few extreme
instances.
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE DRINKERS.
On Tuesday, the first day of the
registers, there was quite an exoite
inent among the portion of the com
Inunity. that usually patronizes the
drinking saloons. As the little
black boxes wore placed in each bari
fastened by screws to the. counter,
Prowds flocked in and called for
drinks just for the vety novelty of
listening to the tinkling sound of the
gong, produced by the revolutipn of
the crank as the barkeeper regis
tered each dink. It was curions to
notice how eagerly the patron, after
swallowing his "straight," "toddy,i'
boep or "julop," would bend for yar4
and intently watch the opera1on Qf
the crank and take in the "tink"
that gave notice that the tax war
paid, and that lie had performed his
whole duty as a Virginian: ond rk
patriot.
' AN ADVANCE IN PRIOEs. .
As predicted in the Herald
several days ago by telegraph
an advance in the charge for malt
and alcoholic drinks took place all
along the entire line of saloons.
Ieretoforo the charge for ale6holic
drinks was ten cents, and five cents
for malt drinks. TMe Moffet 1}egis
ter law liposes a tax of two and a
haggpiuts on alcoholie and hW-P
cent on each mal drink. In orXA2
to meo.t this tax the saloon keepers
at once raised the price of alcoholib
beverages to fifteeni cents, and they
overcame~ tile difficulty"Sn the -tf
of lager beer by stilistlttiting klasses
holding a tenth less than those usisa
previously to the introdnotion-'ofi the
register and leaving the~ pricest Av
cents, uWhen two or i more wyskips
are called for a reductiQn is, allowed
at the rate of two, drinlks for qa
ter, four for fifty gents, uand .80 on1
bunt the tippjler who drinks y hjn
self is victimized to the extent ,
.tw-o iind a half c9nts.' whichi is i el~M
parkeeper.
ADOLITION OF T/E. s,A.,
One of the immediate- effects of
the register 'was the abolition of the
igredit system. by the barkeepr.
HeIwever willing they wvere $o' Mpk
the loss of their liqqors. by, "qag
ing," they were decidedly unwi1lipg
to pay the state. a tax upon..dIls
for whiop they eventuall" ~'geit
"old hdbro" nad thu doddr "~te"
arc no longer institutions in tlI
whiskeyishops of JIihmVnJ .Wyci'y
wnan has how to.paysas heoio/ audi
the bter4tdder taltes good careamott to
;touoh the crank for the purpose oft
pay in 6t~ 609 . pWQ11Y q
Thie'el re' hidids ofosuAsI@
~nidets' ebnsoquert upyon the 'Wab
voWtEYI'thio newi'sybtu oif Mid
-owfitn.~O,n iewort~hy foiridht&bal
- tro ad UM>th I oiedig
thi first day of th sN ' .
bt d .Ms of "
guished 'old gb't16' ea ' dsti
ter, g466*ly '6mV6
tivo tv! tht#
efidpe h616ii4 i W 4
da d' ll i I 1 1.
er ; Sip ,bt'it' a in "'Wd 4 ti
barman still more intently. P
3own his ldah'rm \ c
!ffYOti,haven'bipnohod.,"iid)-id
,"..npy!hivgp't*0 . M-t -P #n9F
laid the siing ipens o
liquids.
"Haven't you gdt'the Moffet rog
ister " inquired- tfib ttosman.
"Oh, yes, sir," with a touch of
"I thoughtI di4n t hoar . /
'1uerulously remark . u
breasurer. -1 0*
"Oh, no, Mr. Hunter) yoA did not,'?
very emlphiically. .
" Why I' 'l,esitl ingjly.
"Bocauso you havout paid m ri
Eunter.",
This produced a laugh!at, the e:k
pense plthe distinguishe4,-ta i.-.
Dr and financier, wh?, Ote t4o
ling in his pocktt prodttcCA. dou
our raind planka: litip. "Whe'
upon the barkodyerj with, , lookisid
Drable flouriah, tur4ed .4j, cr
Ao1 ido th o Mf g ald ioncep
ti debt of "Virgih1a.' Mk3 t
boat a hasty retreat. .
Polut,A1hEAININT'
It is fair say that PiWic srti
ment to' dA i la0l13' in " "f
the'MoNet iqor la. 'n
of one' or ,two of the! saloon*Ihas
slightly decreased witi i
day or. two, but no to qu* a
Ox1tentis toWrSald"da '
the rbgistii i'tl1e 3e4 Ith itill
advance inA-?the.prioes:does no6 4iA
terfore, Ny@ 4;;gulggogU
irregulaf,.dph .oy
topers of the'loweat fyp m.,
ble, and to these &A'bbd thildA
who'do'not filiy hqV4Ir4Adyrosh
in their poqketq mA4 Wbp! Wva2 Uvn
in. a.h,abiA Pf lmygg g
charged. 'Fr tiesp the re1i or is .
ind6iW'eniMrit;' 6nd'1606 tb 'Id
doin it ; but-thegreatuaj6 itywof
the, patrons of ,salopus) are-, btily
in favor of ,it*v. y 'I 1
lug i~. oppor ent, p~oe tat aft
a souhce 6f r6ee i'is -h616q
best lever diVisedi knd it iWJ!pi-o.
orlyiWuoreed-tilerainmo d.04hOt
it willOvoit-allys P q 9 p th, os
,GRA'I' mv t 4E fh fdiRapp6int
mont !of, A ,atrioto O-,twVpn4( ball '
figiyg y (g p ggg y
s It3jo ntt I qa
Tis is to be emd4Oied b a -'106l"
engideery who, beinae hurg44 -dpo,
divi na.dquirg haf,s i.
aMight-theh.balli' foib60d yft~r
'ua .phlu P O h N4QM ~e.
wil ob 3"%ihud' ndmofp.M
wderethibi4fofs~ akfeniidgthia
voy,wa____i____s__ypy__ged 9s
robeU at,uthe e*Mir.lkwlwhticr
th i. ghm itqra%e , -~
~a I
the.froe
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