The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, August 02, 1882, Image 2

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THE NEWS AXD HERALD. I the most part, they are under t' ? .. ; lection of men of large ability ai B? * _ perience. Courses of lectures ai T7IXNSBORO, S. C. , fuljv u]ailue^ soas t0 ernbrace a ? 1 : ? ! or two. and in some cases the be WEDNESDAY> August 2, : : : 1SS2. (,f t!lC Summer JllOlTths, and cmb r | in the aggregate, all the more i means davis. Editor. ant subiects which concern the t jyp. S. eeyxolus. ASSOCIATE Esrrok. j aml inu.ve*t of the time. < . ' ! dresidents, professors, scientist5 The sugar crop of Cuba is twenty! j ; mcn ?lc most <.11,iucllt two per cent, greater than that of last | variolls callings, arc chosen as Bl' y ygar. a ! ers and instructors. What is ic The appropriations that have been j audiences and not few, for th< or will be passed by Congress this ses- Pai*tj a>^st the popularity of th sion a?r<rre<:ate over $420,000,000, an of teaching. Of course all thes amount sufficient to buy out the whole ,ner schools are established at 1 State of South Carolina tliree times 1 u'here the cnarms of lake and over. This is why the Radical majori- or of the ever-restless sc.* ty refuses to reduce the taxes. i co?hng breezes, bring' heal m recreation. The ambitious territory of Dakota These summer schools meet : will have to stay out in the cold a earnest intellectual craving while longer. Even Republicans can ' time. They are patronized I not consent to admit as a State a set of j thev'are wanted. They are people who have issued bonds for the j because they undertake to bri 1^ purpose of repudiating them after j ward the very best which th placing them on the market. This lit- j thoughtful and scholarly men tie rotten-borough game does not work ' time have to say. In no. small smoothly. It needs oiling. j ::iey give the results of the in mo en- ; te'n<;ve reading, the widest r HsT Colonel Evins has been attending; . , rr. \ fand the wisest thinking. In 8&V cioselv to his duties m Congress, and , t , .. , , ,, 1J5 ^ suits are distributed tar and w Ey-.". - nas wereiore uau uiu uwwnuiuiv ui . , . sb^v; . , f J . do what thev mav in shaping putting m some strong blows in de- , ? , .... - ? . ?. 4. c. 4 f - t> x tellectual lite of the people. H&?>" fence ot the Mate and of Senator But- ... . . , ~ . _ this is no unmeaning sign of t sfeS^X^Ier, to sav nothing of his defence ot . .. . .. , ? ' * _ smiit of the time and counti 11 i?, i^p^en Dibble and Tillman. ,* ., , .. PoIonrrPviTr Inn nuulr n ~nod t nil bp"rT witnr^ t<> am thn ^ iat ) ?,..r_ a vain desire of doubtiui invoi ?SS: ^ gressman. * , ^ m pleasur^-seeKi ng. Hon. Judah P. Benjamin, ex-Sccrc- Eail^ad Sates. farv of the Confederate states, is now the acknowledged leader of the bar in Some time l:i~t February a < H England. Fleeing from the Confedera- sion, consisting of ex-Senatoi ~"cy, he reached Great Britain, and in man, ex-Minister "Washburneai six months was admitted to the bar ! Justice Coolev, was appointed and published a book, "Benjamin on trunk line of railroads to ad Sales." At-first he struggled, making differences between them and 1 it only ?300 the first year, ?400 the sec- regarding traffic. These ge ond and ?1000 the third. Xow wealth appointed an advisory board, c is pouring in upon him, and recently ing \\\ II. Vauderbiit, II. J. he had one half of all the appeals to G. B. Roberts and John AV. the Honse of Lords from England, | four railroad Kings, 10 ascert Ireland and Scotland. differences in rate that shou s***' m : , , upon all classes of freight betw e? The upward tendeucv 111 stocks . , . t rp,. , . . , terminal Atlantic ports. Tin during the past few months has been , , , , _ ? r . . has rendered a report, fav< verv ?n con raging. After the inflation ,. w . . A ? ? ., slight difference in rates: but of 188C stocks tumbled on-all sides, , ,. .'. ? .... , , , ' derbilt opposea this on<rnialr until the loss of values reached aver t ? , , , x not certain that he will tmall two hundred million dollars. But m, , . .. . , , , . _ ... , The report of this board re under the influence of the good seasons , A %? , that the railroads are not the and cheering crop prospects, a general (m,ststobc considercd. Th( Dull movement has taken place 011 . . . .... , , ,, t A, , ., , . of the terminal cmes, and als Y\ all btreet, the outsiders buvme more _ , x, . . " T . . of the connecting- towns are freely than the speculators wish to , . - 0 . . ,, ? 1., . . , , concerned 111 the freight rate sell. ISotablv has improvement been , , - - - ^ the roads, so that the proper noticed in Kicamona ana juanvme . ... . , . , . . incut is one of national, rate shares. a matter of interest to our peo- , ? A ? , . , . . , ,, , ,. ? local concern." .Naturally the pie. becanse it is cased on the beliet , . , * i i. , .,1 i three views presented, llli I that this section of the country will do ...... _ . , . . ? ? i . ; forciblv tne mflience that sell a vast business next fall and winter. . ,, * , , v , , , . wields upon the judgment: t Jset earnings are already increasing, ? , . * 1 , .... s , , T? a liork view, that tie diucrenc< and more are expected. If the un-1. , '. ? - , , . .. - ,, m the rates m favor of Baltim foreseen does not happen this fall , ? - , ..., Philadelphia were wholly wr evervoodv- will be prosperous. " irtT T should be abrogated; the ? England appears ro be on the brink view, that the differentials we of a serious war with Egypt, and possi- j in principle, but if anything tc bly with all the Moslem nations. | the Philadelphia view, that Arabi Bey has proclaimed a religious ! tials should continue, but t! war and threatens, if not supported by I ought not to discriminate as the Sultan, to declare the Sheik of j Philadelphia and Baltimore Mecca Caliph of all Mussehnans. The i commissioners m reply assert Khedive has declared Arabi a rebel, existing rates have not been ai but as Arabi has control of Egypt at | assumed, that they have grow the Drosent time, these Eliminations do ! the result of compromise and ?>" not alarm him. Arabi is an Arab as ment. In lSGy Baltimore was i ~ ? - , . - -1 torture are* sent from inland towus. rates were based on relative Cairo is threatened with destruction by but in a month and a half a Arabi. British troops are burning war followed?followed by a into Egypt, and preparing to march -mise allowing New York and inland. About 20,000 will be sent in the same rates, Philadelphia all. France will assist in protecting ence of two cents and Baltimo the Suez Canal, bat will take no furth- cents per hundred. The de er part in the struggle. war of 1880 was inaugurated t< __ ~ " of them, but thev survived th The gubernatorial canvass is fast ?Ie, and are believe,! bv the drawing to a close, and the standard- tK>l.rd t0 have thus proved the bearer will be annonnced in a few ncss of the pri?dl)1Cj u, ac, days. The opponents of General which tliev have been fix, Bratton are claiming all the votes they commiss!oners ;.eject the distai can. and predict a boom for their re- cip]e and the cost principle, a, spective candidates. It is a favorite ih'at competition alone should pastime to boast and claim everything rates, and that observations si, >n order to frighten or deceive the ma(Je a{ cioseh. recul.pi unwary delegates who wish to belong <iiicover what ^ shou]d , tothe strong side. We have seen fl.0[n a!lered conditions of tn some of these tactics tried before, how- compe[jtion -over, with palpable want of success. As t|iwe 'comniiss oners pr The people who are going down to | control ^ raiiroads of Amcrf. Columbia from the different counties : c<?. !u.io],s and thc5e pm.pOSC, are not all talkers; but many do their , b?.on,ltercst t0 tlie ,)llWiC; own thinking, and when the time j th;. reas0? (hev are ,K;re ?ivcM comes will put their votes in for the I best man. General Bratton, if not! a. letter x tex.i nominated on the first ballot, will uain i . ? , TT^ ? ' ~ Something More about:he Countr: strength at every succeeding one, until people-Meeting up with oid f he receives all the votes he needs. The Saccessfui Convict Farm. other men on the ticket cannot yet be Huxtsville, Texas, July 22 named, for the candidates are nuraer- J[ wrote you last I have seen si o; s. Whoever be chosen, the Democ- of western and northwestern racy will push forward to victory. and feel as if I can give som ~ 1X1 to persons who anticipate The New \oi"K Tribune, which pro- "W'gjt that will prove of great i fesses to be virtuous and yet tells p]ace? parties lea 10 Tromf m" aIi AAnAA??i*A/l ,-wvuwv.o, ? ".uu. M"n?tucu| poor a country as South Car about the welfare of the souls of South ! comparatively," will perhaps Carolina Democrats. It predicts a down without seeing first veritable lake of fire and brimstone for Texas. j win mention only the wicked people dow n here who be- counties?Ellis, Dallas and Wi lieve the blacks iucapable of intelli- these counties can be and an gent, honest government. Yet in the com, cotton, wheat, rye, oats,, samp issue it gets olf the following gj^es as fine fruit as I have e^ sensible remark in reference to the anywhere. For stock-raising Egyptian crisis: almost the finest that can be . "ft timely to observe that only very To give vou an idea of the con few demagogues and verv ignorant ? ? * . , ? m .. people assert the present fitness of all -mall-grain part of Texas, tl the sons of Adam for free government. a?e yield this year was twenty Just as we shrink from giving firearms Per a(M"e- The farmers say th< and edged tools to untaught children, neyer such a crop of oats mac we sees evtaence 01 ncness ior grave ? iron a ?? responsibilities before hoping that an Quoted at thirty-five cents per inexperienced people may be left to "lhe corn crop is what we woi shape their own destiny for good or ver>* fine, and so is the cottc evj? " withstanding the crops have s mi. . . . , ^ greatlv for-rain until within t This extract should be preserved. Jew d*vs We had a d ?ea JCo Democratic arraignment of univer- day. j'odder-pulling is over no - sal suffrage could be stronger. Yet the cottou is opening rapidly. ! the Tribune wishes to tnrn these bar- ^,,fc or two bales of new catto ?-, . , .. 4,^ been already sold m Houston. lamos loose npon the South. Dnri,,;; my stay in Dallas I m m the sign of Wolfe & Baruch x Summer Schools of Philosophy. walking over to see who they co the first man I met was Mr. Sol. Among the most remarkable features of South Carolina, lie aske .0,.Q ,1,. after we had talked some time, t ?i the times are the various scnooi? oi . . . . . ,. ,,. ,. , , x , ; m and take a look at Insestablis institutes winch to kg oi the ; ^ ln.r?c s.n(I summer to combine rest and recreation j of dry goods, clothing, boots, with the higher kinds of studv. At the ! etc., and seems to be doing t iirst look thev would seem to 'be hope- ! <lre ??>? f ??r < ... - . 1 . i sation he asked ine it I had see Jessly inopportune. Philosophy, it j (jiownev, and as I had n< may be said, is a good thing in its sea- i Wolfe took pleasure in conduct sou, bnt people do not want to listen j to the Captain's headquarters. to learned disquisitions in Julv and j ,^05V at h'S de?k, h t ; 1 work, m the Merchants' Produ August. Mill le!>s will they endure a j Qraj? Exchange, of which he is course of lectures in the heated term, j the directors. As soon as he when the most they are capable of, or j nized me he grasped me by the care for, is the philosophy of keeping and such a shaking 1 haven't . - | " many days. As soon as the c??1' .... shaking was over, then question Notwithstanding sach objections, in order. After he had aske< these summer schools are an assured square thousand to the inch (m -success. Since the first was establish Jfss) he told rne several anecch ' . r . ooatb Carolina orisrin, at whi at Cbautaaqoa La*e, iu 1874, others laughed heartilv; and as these -4iave followed its example, until at nearly down, we parted for the -least a half dozen of these summer in- ii'g. Captain Clownev thinks |; ^itateseiyoy abundant prosperity.-For * the PIace fur any othc MS**. - ? ???? J* i .a ? .1 irx - .' >??? jt?."-ft Mm?oenaiMM??mai ? ! iiljuiiiw 11 !>! raij-tx-uuij m iii.ij^x lie di- j ness man. He has turned very gray, j -? base ixsixuatiox. id pv. but walks as fast aud erect as ever,! _ , : ^ . 1 and looks as usual, except that his The DanserR of *eiIffiouS e caie~ j beard and hair are prettv white. I Serv,c<;s in Arka?**sweek ( >sow, Messrs. Editors, I will go on Lime Bock Gazette. st part I to tell you what I saw on my way back j Texas preacher* are said to be very racin". fellas. 1 noticed about twenty ' eccentric, and their mild unnaturalness ' t?.;s c;.-1a r>r riit!:er east of Dallas, i has given ri^e to a <rr<*at many remark; 1 ' ~jone of the most beautifully arranged i and a lew* stones, 1 ne iouowmg nuibought farms I haffe seen since I came to j rative was told ns by a slanderer: Jo] lege j Texas, and on making soine inquiry in j A minister aro>e belbre a large audiedit regard to it. found that it was the ! ence, took hi- text and began preachj county con "ict farm?just the thing ;i"g- A brisk firingof pistols began 01 1U1 ; that every county should have. Do rt 1 the outside of the church. lectur- : vou think, Messrs. Editors, that" it) '"Brother Deacon," said the minister tore, fit : would be a good idea for South Ca-o-! "I believe those fellows are casting in j most to adopt this and instead 8f; si uuation* at me. Infant I am ver .? . . , J having prisoners shut up in jail, say nearly convinced." he continued, as .* is Kinu ful. tjJlrlv (lays, to eat and sleep, have pi<*e of plastering fell from the wal e sum- a farm, and see that they make their , close to his head. points i own living by working a nice little | '*1 think, pardon, that it refers ti wood- , I *ome one else," replied the worth; ... ! With my very best wishes to TfiK i deacon. t, wiin Vi-u-i ivii Hvii.vi.iK and honinjr that | The minister raised a glass of wate th and I the dearold'Kilmetto .State inav again and was in the act 01 lMiuiim it iu m go Democratic by an overwhelming Iij?s, when tiie glass 11-11, shattered by 1 reallv majority, I am, respectfully, pistol bullet. ^ - Ciias. S. Tuapp. "ihis is an innuendo no longer, of t'10 m? said the minister, wiping tlie watc because "sexatoic hill's surrtitiyos from his vest, "this is wiiat I term a wanted .. unmistakable thrust. The congregatio The Sick Statesman's Daily Jia.ttle "W ith will please sing while I JfO OUt and ill ?g lor- I>ire Disease D^crib.-d- His Heroic Xe- Vesti-ate the matter. Is there anothc e most situation and His Christian Philosophy. prea(';l,er ill the h0U>e?*' of the From the Atl-tnta Post-Appeal. "Yes/'said the old man. throwin degree I Desirous of presenting to the pul lie ; down a stick which he had just bee n~t~ox- 5?me reliable information regarding, whittling, arising and pulling at tl s *" Senator Hill's condition, a , waist of his pants like a man who ha esearch, nKin called upon I)r. II. I>. Hidi.-y yes- j jnst straightened up after setting out icse re- terday evening with an inquiry rela-1 row of tobacco acro? a broad licld. ide. to t've 10 ^1C "utlerers mental and physi- j "Got oil an extra?" . ' . cal state and the means taken to render j "Yes/' 1U" j his last hours happy. In modern an- i "UnlimbcT." Surely, | nals there has not been a case recorded 1 The whittling preacher handed ovc he best | so full of horror a* that of Georgia's j a large Remington pistol, which ti v and s^reat orator and statesman. Xor has ' insulted preacher took, and drawii , I the resignation and Ci*"'*tian philoso- i one from his belt started out. Afti J, J_uj phv he exhibits been excelled. Siovrly ! going out there was an immediate in -- 1 - " " r a.. ..II.*) II, ,I. I 1 ,?MW? niiari.miiiif in tlif tirilMr htlsilieSS. ~ \l\ lllg V/ i. v;nv W* c?W ... x?v , I - - n II, fill and distressing of all diseases, he is was decidedly more life-like, ii?soirTnl cheerful, patient and resigned to his ; that the d-;acons s-t working their fi fate. I gers. Alter a while the minister r Mr. Hill is put to sleep every night I turned, and placing an ear and a 110 :ommis- about 8 o'clock with a hypodermic in-; tril and a half of a nose 011 the puipi * Thur- jeetion of morphine, ami slumbers tin- j remarked: "lie that hath ears to lies nd Chief til 11 o'clock in the morning. lie is let him behave himself."' The serine . r . then dressed and spends the day in an theu proceeded without interruption. oy the easy chair near the window <>t" a pavil- ?>?? ? indicate ioil attached to the north side Of his Never! What, ?ver? Xo! Never!! Is rules residence, with a window and d...or ntleniCP opcmiljf to tho OilSt on to \cr*Uni*i. lie or sroverrim^nt lotteries h is bo-en. or is n' . " There lie sits the whole dav, the sub- legalized and protected. s<> i-i> mi, in nil jompris- :n/.t rtf t|?, occi?lnnn? attention* Matures towivds tin- pul.llc. ?s that rec^m 1 ject ot tne most a>>muou> attentions a(i0pt.-d by The st.-ir Lottery Co Jewett. from his devoted tanmv, lie reads a puaviinits Regular Montiiiv nisti rout ions. u Garrett, little, newspapers, his mail and some SSS' ain the devotional \\01 k>, al>o Wide? dow 11 n> E-iriy,of Virginia. on the second Tuesday passinff impressions indites letters and each month, alt inr rmation or which caa Id exist Lri,m??;J,PS i|mo,? to ivlirtm lis had on application to M. A. Dauphin. Xo;v ( communicates wit.i t nose to \Miom n? leatlS La ^or ?5 a holder or a s-uccessim nci een toe almost inarticulate murmurings arc may sret ?75 000 or s<s.?h?o, etc. Li'it r. in v scci * l?wv,l intelligible h?re to render the charity or (riving (as t iiHfiu_iUie. iVimmnvntTS rlirt Hliiirltv Mosul f.:ll i\ (i;!0 I )rinrr a i Thl^e grains of morphine are admin- iTr ite"franc iTse)T luxury; op^n irmtprmiy' fr ! istered dailv, the patient never being even t-ie mostseiiish. rue n<--xr drawing ocji as ?an-I anovv.e(| to COme thoroughly from un- J^T^'jay, August s, and early eaiiers win ,y\ it is j der its influence. His food consists of ? . y agree, i milk, into which the volksof eirirs hs-ve cognizes i been beaten, and a little whiskey addf . j ed. About three pints of this mixture ^pieHHSaUS onij in-1 js passC(| jnt0 tjic patient's stomcch <" i people I every day through a tube, no portion ;o those ! ot the fluid touching his palate. C/0uYHI^?*5 ?reatlv The cancer, for such the disease is / e , " | acknowledged to be bv all but some ls a'on= persons who have not had anv connec- ? , 3 season> vano"si diseases of th< adjust- tion with the c;ise. has desiroved ail the P?;rfsAare, lf\ale^ ^dimny hves or .., . ., , i ,, tost through luck of knowledge of a safi ,er than issues ot his throat and mouth, on the | and sure"remed p?RRY pAIJ re- were jJC*,1 side, us w ell a? the low ei jaw, oi j Killer is a sure cure for Diarrhoea, Dvs lStritin0* submaxillary bone. opening is .-0 j enterv, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Suninie ;. ; ? i large that two or three fingers can bi-1 Complaint, etc., and is perfectly safe. -interest p,sed f.velv up into the mouth from Eead ^ followin 1 K"' ll>" nol'itft I'fll, hPSCftll W'hril I ^ ? " V V W iCCl lit' jXUW i UC!V>?V. <w.*l ...v y - , IC ,?0rj0 ! the Dillient IS h liljr clown ;UKI one ap- , pennv Davis'pais Killek ?>rcer/aits toafor. .? uiauc . .1 ^ rpi ? , iTu'.uut TzUcf for cramp and pain in tee stomach. , j proaches mm irom the teet. I he outer v Joseph buuditt. lore ana : , av.^sa,] ;n!f] ? NrcnoLvrLLE,jr.Y.,Feb.2,1881. I Cal Ollu J. 1 \ Is c.\postu, ami p 11 a The very lr*t medicine I know of lor dysentery DUg anil tion is plain] V Visible. 1 he Soft, 01' cho'era morbus, and cramps in the stomach. Hav Baltimore 1 connect he tissue has been eaten away, ""^^^auditi re right' ai,d ou,.v SUch tougtt, elastic substances ,, f as compose the walls of the arterv arc cramp,coiic.and choleramorbus.andit gavealmos 10 sma"' i left intact Vtat is left of ihe tioeue differs- i h attache-:! to the ri|(hl Me by a very to?5g?7ffiU?SS3$5SS35S}S iat thev slender li?rament, and thp constant l'ear complaints, nnd it aiicayt arcs. Would net feel ?af " ! 1. V . mi 1 i.iii vitiiou:abotileintliehouse. J.B.Ivie. between !1S {'"d 11NV1" become detached and SAco,ME.,Jan.22.i8SL . , . wiiaii Have used Peiuiy Davis' Pain Killer for twelv k Thc 1 ****1 llltO tilO pclllCUl S 1 111 Ocir, WIlCIl years. It ltt safe, sure, and reliable. Ko HiOthC j asleep, ami thus end his sufferings, Bhouidaiiovnttobeoutof thofaciii^. ^ that the while sufficient strength might exist for Oneida, n.t.,Feb. wfissi. bitrarily j a further continuance of the contest ymmvilt^i n up as ! with the dread destroyer. His mouth togotobedwithoutabottiointhohouse.^^ is kept tilled with absorbent and ant-i- conwatboiio, s. c.,'Fe'b.22, is*l expci 1-1 (ept,c c0tt011j wmch is froqae,?ly L. L- : as is thedressing 011 the outdistance I ^atamlonmcntoftl.e French"f|T ~*23StSlIliS' .ut . cure " which consisted 111 the infection 1 bad been several days.iwireriiyr Beverely fro: > ?>" ^,.t,?n? ~ I relief. H. J. Noose. coinpro-1 acid, the object being to destroy the 21 mostagttk ST.,iosi>oif,esq. ^ I ("liirAPnns (rnwne in fliA hlnnri .pimngar^denceof twcnty-thieoyeareinIndii [ Boston &eims 111 me 0100a. I have giver, it in many case.-! of diarrhea. dyser For three years Ml*. Hill suffered with tery, and cliJlera, and never knew it to fail to giv a differ- an ulcerous sore on his tongue before he i^mdge. re three told even his wife. Then bv advice of a . famil7 can safely be without thi structive I friend in New York he consulted Dr. ""-alible remedy Its price brings i , t ;j i Bavaid, an uncle of the Deiware Sena- tiie reach of all. 3 lld i tor; who practises homeopathy in . S-^wif"88*18 &t 236,50,1 e stiug-i>few, yorj^ For eight months this pIpR-v mvisV- SOltf PronnVtors advisory physician treated him and reported P~EE* DAvlS p^dVn^K L correct-! constant improvement. I>ut the pa ; tient was growing worse, and he final ~ 3 V,-., I ly realized that lie was in danger and Sj |3 S3 eu. "e ; p]aeed. himself in the hands of Dr. ?3 |l|i W || rj^iar"4 the ^ ^5iLM v li\ the' ^'ie evi(ie,,ces of {he sufferer's en- ^^5^^ S " tire resignation are numerous. The | }$ 10 De : other dav he called his son Charles tc 6* 13 1523 riods to | him. "i am soon <roiu<r lo a better be made : land, Charley, don't you wish yon ^ ide and couId co,ne aJong? I wish there was JS THE BAMS j some w a\ to take \Oll. blich IS the of tho present getters tion. It is for th | tenor of all his utterances to his family Cure of thi3 disease and its attendant* acticalh and friends. In writing to ah old ser- SICK-HEADACHE. HYi ca, these i vant now in Athens, where he lived PSPSIA, CQySTIJ>,TK;:<", PILES, etc., ths . -iuv,](] ! \^hen first elected to Congress, he reit- TEXT'S FILLS Save ?2incd aworid<vid ' &, . j crated the remark thatfthis was the reputation. Ko Roz^dy has ever bee-: ana lor ; Iramiiest period of liis existence. He .discovered thct acts_so gently on tit | miht have been thonshthss in the . - * ..? . ? .. , snr.ilate tood. As a nan-raj. result, in - . vigor of health, but now felt ready to Mo??Blirsyite51i~gi-aced, tH/> SEii j his maker. The Lord hud jrnc'i) are Developed, and fibe Body Robust, him a good long notice, and he was ~r 1 Y*nd| the j fuiiy prepared tor the summons when drills ?a-23.?3L Fovor. rienus- A ; j. came_ e jjIVAL, a Planter at Bayou Sar?, la... cays j The final change, it is now thought, j ^ePr^e.??:1?oS<iaaot1Sohi&acro/S .? Since ! will come from sheer exhaustion. If i account; or t...ious disaasaeand chills. I-wai ! . . iii i . nearly dlsccurag-od whoa I ocfron tfc? xzsn o ill more the morphine was su-Dended he would tutt-s pilis. rho result was marvoiouo i c/w-m cinL- tiv\m tl?n nf tlio ivi??i my laborers :?oon becatna henrty and robust Texas ! ?>ou stmu iiotn tne cnct.t^ oi tne pain, Ibftv?ha.inofurtu^r trouble: * *. ' >iow all that can be done is to allevi e auvicc . a(C (jie suffering and prolong the few TfcfTrenwftceacisitrefiWTer^ieanM moving days, which, in suite of his terrible : ?? interest. | condition, he seems 10 prize more than j ^ij^ f " iwO !i i^nti u'lii/'li lir* (ruinorl Inc.' v*: c? Vlllg as I 1 ^ ? i35oo:i, SirOftff Xerwis, a!s\>trjj<j iircr, rj;.,o /"> 7, r, Price, 25 Cenlc. ?iiice, S5?Iusra. ;t-, 3i. Y, onna is, | Cash not a Candidate.? Ihc Sum- ??? ; settle j ter Advanee publishes the following: "l8!ga western Cash's Depot, S. C., July 17. i ij i a 0 as#43?3 u a 1=3 <x fom ATocsrc TVoim* Xr Poi>in?lna> "Houi. Qi'i-e GRAY HaIR Or WHISKERS Changed tO a GLOSSY 3- 16w aLC55>1 >. JJtil 1 &,/ 1 ai incite. l/Cdl olls black by a single application of this Dyk. It trn Tn ?I am sure vou would not knowin<?h imp^sa'natundcolor.and acta instantaneously ico. in . . e>,. Sold bv Druff;nsts, or sent by express oa reccipt , misrepresent me, and yet you do so in ofOneJ&oiiar. " iaiseu vour issue Of this date." It is more office, 33 Murray Street, New York. stc.,be- -ihan twenty years since I sought or rer seen held any public position, and I am not 6? matted fsss on ap%>iicauon.Jr it is 110W a candidate for Congress from the FRESH GROCERIES! ntrv as the people; nor have! threatened the te aver- managers of elections for counting me bushels out- ' I r>i a , ii i* ! :re was xriease, sirs, ao me me justice to le here make the necessary correction in your ts were next issue. Very trnlv* yonrs, T j . , , buIhelL E. B. C. Cash. . I am daily in receipt of Fresh Good ::ld call >n, not- Difference of OpixiON.-TLt fol- which ^ bought from first hands ntfered lowing appears in the Yeoman: isoi/'to- notice to the public. and are guaranteed; among which ! vr, and Married, by the Rev. L. S. Clay, of ri.fi.rt Lexington C. H., on the 4th of Julv, mention, I" have Rev. N. W. Edwards, of Columbia. S- C.. to Miss Anna W1 se, of this c\tai7T a noticed ?Lexington Dispatch, July 20. i and, * wish to inform the public and those :'ild be' interested in the above statement that CORNED BEEF, Fulton Msuke' Wolfe' ^ *s un*r"e and that I will not be re:d me' sponsible for no de?t or debts con- BOLOGNA SAUSAGE. 0 walk tracted by the said Anna Wise. hment. N. W. Edwards. OCEAN GEM MACKEREL 1 stock Columbia, S. C., July 24, 1882. T7*T>T71C?TT Hf A /1TTT?T>77T sDoes, * ?? xxvcioxl 1 good ?The Cincinnati Times-Star pubjonver lishes a letter from Gen. K. F. Kcnne- FRESH SALMON n Cap- dv, announcing that he is a candidate -r-pvt^ >t, Mr. tor Congress from the Eighth Ohio CANNED ROAST BEEF, 'There Kcifen "?W reprcse:,ted by Speaker CANNED CORN BEEF. w, ' V' k UI . . , [BAKER'S BROMA, ce and ?AY hen your wifes health is bad, one of when your children are sickly, when IMPORTED OAT MEAL, recog- vou feel worn out, use Brown's Iron 1 hand, Bitters. * GRATED PINEAPPLE, had in hand- What Eyekybodt Wants.?Is a reliable' medl- _ . ___ _ r, S were clBe tiiat never d0ps an.v harm and that pre- BARTLETT PEARo, , vents and cures disease by keeping the stomach a one ln'order and the kidneys and liver active. Such ore Or a medicine is "Parkers Ginger Ionic. It relieves n* i r i tiijt?vr^cj . f every case, and has cured thousands. See other -L U JtvAloil x xv UiN Jl<o. ui coluinn.?Tribune. * ch we ? TRY MY FLOUR. in was A Valuable Addition.?Because it is bene! eveu- flclal to the scalp aud adds to personal beauty * nnlloo >?v rpvfnrlrcr rn'tnr and lnstrptn 0r?v nr fflrtrvl 1-c IVI H I ? <. V ; iVncT balf.T W Parker's MsSm is sue*a xtx. v. ^ x . r uusi- i popular dressing. ? / ? ^ TXT* T T7" T? 5 P I The Pvb'ici* rrqvtxtrt carefully to nnt'cetheiiev YV AJLAJjxii I and enUirge-l Srheiitf! to be dratrii Zlanthiy. 1 I C^CAPITAL PRIZE, S75,000_^: S-y-v ^ /?sj J -j?^ -p Tickets only S5 Shares in Proportion. i TBIS TRULY WOXDERFUL -j REMEDY HAS SEVER FAILED TO CURE Louisiana State Lottery Company. . I COXS U3IPTIOX. Incorporate'! in ISO-? for !' years bv ?': ? L"sr:.s. , .. ,, ? , i lature for Educational and Charitable purpose's Its speedy action upon all Bronchial and witii a capital of ?!.i? .>uv.._to w:.i<-li a reserve 1 I Pulmonic Affections is beyond belief j funri of $.ir,o,??oo has sine-- bo?*n aU?ed. to those who have nev^r tried it ,l'v nl1 overwhelming popular vote its frnn , chlse was made a parr of tue Diesont .state Conor s. on it n. ed. I sti'tnion adonred Dwemb<v 2d. A. D. <ST3. -i Xt speedily allays Bronchial and Pul-| The ' m'y Lottrry eca' toted on and emlorsca ay n:c ,* moaic Fevers. It is a wonderful p*op!evf anu state. ;! EXPECTORANT AXD H E A L E It. I R^ ! "^SS? orroRTisiTV to win | gans in a natural and liealtnj condition? ; ^ foutuse. eight (.'HAND drawing. 'lit jl'l^s ii, at new orleans. tl'esday, y T>T"T>TCTT?c: rp'ni r>r I august S, 1sr-* ? 147tli VOU'llJv Drawing. -* l iuXxuD iiiJli -J5JjUUi/, Lookittth* following; Scheme. under the , ,. . , extrusive supervision anil management ol i j instantly reuevts mgjt sweats, goneness . (>n g t re^xjkegakd. of La., ami s I ol appetite ana general aebihty. It lias > Gen. Jt'EAL A. EARLY, of Va., a ] been known only four years and I who msna:^ all the drawings ct fMs Company, i! i c "vt^y'v !> "p \ tt tt\-a t>tn>tt'x'p,t1 ''Oth ordinary and sems-aisnisai, a?;U attest .. ! iiAo r AI .L c, 1 > TO 1 ajIiI'LLI | the correct'iess ot th<; published ofiK'Iai Lists. j ^ CUKE. CAPITAL, PRI2E. gs7i>,00!>. o ! Arv one afflicted with what is generally lOO.OOO Tickets at Five Dollars Each, j, ! considered death's awird ccmrhr, consump- Fractions, in Fifths, i? Proportion. _ 1 tion. can be cured for $2.50, S5.0U or i.k-t of PKiZ:s. . $10.00 according to the stage which the 1 CAPITAL PRIZE.... S73.oon j disease has reached. No patient has yet j ** "> lo'ono f I taken S10 worth before a cure was affected. 2 PRIZES of $6<v>o"............ 12.000' " | The SPECIFIC is recount ended only fori "> do 2000" 10,000 " I pulmonary affections, and those desiring [ 1? (1? 1000 10.000 to use it can do so by sending tbeir orders IJjj 2o.(?o | to the proprietors of this paper or direct j hoo do l"0 3o!o?k> a | to me, stating that you saw this advertise- j 5oo no 5o ;23.oco ment in the Wincsboro JNews and iieiiali; ] 1000 60 25,000 i approximation pkIzs?. ?r*~" * 5 9 Approximation Prizes 01 $7.~?o C.T.'o aJ S i 9 do do 5oo -i.5oo j 9 (10 do 230 2.V..0 .T K,S2iliifL'2a.A S'a.CJ ; ! iac; Prizes, amounting to $?G3,3oo ie :*> I ifr Cures Rheumatism, either acute or chron- Application ferrates to clubs should be made ->i. ic, in from eight to ten davs only to tue cfilcs of the Company in New - Ori-ans. Priro bv Tvnpo?:<s ?Si nr>r TWMo For further information write tlpariv, giving II icc 0\ i-xpiCSSj^ dO pel L?OtdC full ..d.lfCSS- 8fnd ortl.-rs l>y Express, Regime* 7j; TlTr -r Tir^ .rrt-T) tel Letter or .Monty O 'l-r. ad-Jr- .-i-x-;! only to ll l>ll. ?*.-H. TV ALKER. 21. A. DACPHIN, im ?r-v-mrvxT -vr n . r-r,nTv New Orleans, I.a., ^ j. , j_>. v-. or ja. t\. ^ Jnne 13 <J07 Seventh St., "Washington, I). C. X. /}.?Order* adtlrcwed to Sew Orleans trill reit, * eeiveprmajit attention. >; SALE g--if " AND FEED STABLES. NEW I SRQCFRIR > V/1t ? & tl UST RECEIVED, wo Fifteen Barrels Choice -New Cror to . . "~~ New Orleans* Molasses, the best thai bl "Winxsboro. S. C., May 1,1882. could be bought in the New Orleans market. =! JSL'ST HECE1TEJ>, FRESH BUCKWHEAT FLOUJC Direct from the "West a carload of extrf- fine MULES; also a few ?and? k nice driving HORSES in addition to _ _ 1 stock on hand. AU pers(5ns wishing. *"* "^~J 5 stock will do well to call on me be- ALSO s fore purchasing elsewhere. I will J also exclumge MULES for HORSE- F0TJB HWDRED btjshe?s 0I ES. I am still selling on time for PUR^1 RED RUST r satisfactoiT papers. I am also PROOF O \T8 paying the highest CASH PRK-ES for broken down mules and horses. i 1 ATT. rTTP\T> TTHT? TfJV. f!AS"K a. wiilifokd. ~ ? i ,t 0 s>. r. fmjsnstjkex. may 2 * CALENDAR CLOCKS 5 _at- fruits d i FIFTEEN DOLLARS . TT ?TV~Q OF ALL KIjSDS tfc "0 These clocks are neat ge^jar*. , , -x, ??t tiliAi-s BLADES, strong, llgut ana Keen, c mantel crnamentKa-aud show without ttTinrr ami smui - ? ? -- - *?ucne airn xne gay-!fl iue ve(!K, l\\ ~~day geint} stones-and fixtures. n of the month and the month of the Spotwake.' J year. Winding 5t np one* a week, ^veT.l SuArJand kope, like an ordinary clock, it will mark all corry tubs i . * , BUCKETS and BROOMS, i- these points correctly, year by year. trace chains. 6 These clocks hfive movements exact- KpearlTsafety oil, s ly like those sold around the country a Pscraper s ^iors; 6 vear ago by peddlers for ?38. " and mule shoes * Tr u i t * e *i *ii CANNED GOOrs. If persons who bought ox them will te\s and coffees, * i, ka._ +i ? . POWDERED. Soft nnd Granulated SUGARS cawj we will show them how tlie\ soda.soap, starcii. were gulled by peddlers'talk, and how Bto?i It'so ^f'sand dry' much thev paid for the casing around honkst seven, ? . . , . SI.aP jacks, their clock. djanora. and \\r^ VARIOUS BRANDS Of CHEWING and SMOE \Ve guarantee our clocks, and arc ing tobacco, here to make cur guarantee good. RIC^i;n-sD^^'L Don't buv anvthiiig from peddlers, for flour. ail grades. . . f , \ CIGARS, ETC., ETC. i they are with you to-day, but to-inor ) I row they are gone. * A FULL LIXE OF IIAKXESS "WILT - be in about the middle of tiii: a CONNOR & CHANDLER. . J. 11. COOISjSGS. I FOR SALE! Jnl-v8 ~t M* %R9 5 f | HOME-MADE, ' y|?f| fetlUild 8 I 1 f IM8SSS8 SEli Iffif FRESH GOODS!! ; waG ox s. STYLISH GOODS! p f AILS? 15 STOSSE, - "U'E are no^^pening our stock of SADDLES, BRIDLES, Spring and Summer Goods, find ' tt*t>vt?oc! request an inspection of the publicJIAJAI^ JLJUO) mt 11 7 . n , , These goods have been carefully ! BACON, MEAL, selected in the Northern Markets ^ and are therefore Fresh and New. CORN, ] WE cannot begin to enumerate DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, our different lines, but would sim ply state that each department will SHOES. be fonnd full and complete in every '4. particular. INDUCEMENTS FOE CASH. ~ - WE guarantee our prices to be i IT. O. ?jESPORTES. as low as the same class of GOODS Mch 16 J T: can be bought anywhere. "T") Tp f~*\ T A ~JT THE styles this season are new ^ P jl j ( ; I A\ I j and pretty, and we will be glad to ' show "all comers" whether purchas YO ers or n?k 8 ; COTTON FABMERS ^o trouble to show goodsi ? 3iC-VlAi? i ii,K, ULiL^lL & iLfc/J. UILLjN. | I I AM DETERMINED TO SUP- Mcb 28 PLY THE HOME TRADE WITH = ^ IF YOU WANT A GIN ?11^^188^^UTARK ?S1 DON'T FAIL TO COME TO j\IE hair | FORI BICES, mi) I WILL SELL BALSAM. | JlOU A GIN AT SUCH LOW WML* FIGURES THAT WON'T JUSTIFY YOU TO BUY ELSEWHERE. , IF MY GIN IS NOT CHEAPER j THAN OTHERS DON'T BUY IT, W* '| | AND AT THE S AME TIME YOU I * 9^M FI0S:-TCN | ?! ARE BUYING AN ARTICLE ,iiS?&!iCDLCBrlE. I ] WHICH IS THIS RESULT OF ! P*St8-mi'lt^T!.-.l!y tasting g ! tag&' z'St i it pro;cnw!. fit I ' i FIFTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE, ^T','~ g :PARkER'? B I IS HADE IN YOUR OWN COUN 1 . TT and is FtJLLY GUARANTEED. % BE SURE TO GET HY PRICES, I FOE I AM GOING TO SELL I I SELL THE CENTEXNLAL 3 the Ixiwels. slonmch, liver, kidneys and lungs & is j ~ H The Best and SaresJ Ccagh Cure Ever Used. jj COTTON PRESS, THE ELING fj If you are sufTc-iiisr from Female Complaints, j (COTTON PRESS, and the GEISER | sia. age or any d'iMjase or infinr.irv, take Prrkcr's H ENGINE, all of which I goarantee \ ' to give SATISFACTION. 1 :pr nn^neSuS^f^^Ser T*?ic 3 or fur a failure to help or cure. T-* jr 5 i<V!. ntH $1 fiat ?t drmlfrt la dme*. Larr??.*.t!bcfcorrt M !VI L 1 I If l I I H tlSiie. SrtifcrtiroilsrtoHiieOX&Co., JU3Wui.;jt.rN.Y. 5 GRAND OPENING 0 | ESTAE gsf &gZ S g A & - g ft | % J IaE.s&Uw I lUSiv . 6 ? THE UNDERSIGNED b ? s^t aTiq rn.-krriR n p\'f < j puss-essiwii ui conduct a first-class SALO , finest kinds of WINES. ] LIQUORS, OF OLD A>' While tlio pnrelied earth simmers For Medical Use?Old Ca under the withering- eye of a July For Consumptives?Pure sun and the last vestige of enenrv -f?r the Pe0P*e For the Young People?J seems to have fled, still the moving por Everybody?Ice Cre< principles of humanitv arc writing j. he Best i^ive-Cents Seg; The Best Ten-Cents Sega new pages of the world's history. Hear When the season arrives I s I llimi.augh'3 unrivalled prices: ,o fJy, m2rUet afford_ laities r.ndervests at 33? cents, to close. ~ "Oysters 50 gents' undershirts, worth 40 cents, ' one's now at 20 cents. 100 Misses' hoop- . ? , I resoectiully ask a g<vaero skirts, a sacrifice, at 15 cents each. 990 | px-0mise that myself and my papers best American pins at 2? cents, satisfaction. 300 pieces best skirt braid, all shades, julv 27 at 4 cents. 2000 spools cotton at 1 _ IHfl cent each. 900 pieces colored snrpen- ! I HI ilu, tine braid at 1 cent a piece. 200 skirt J protectors at 3 cents each. 550 papers best needles at 4 cents each. 900 dozen gggg buttons at'2? cents per dozen. 3000 . . . balls Eagle & Phoenix ball thread at StOfC ' J\ 2A cents. 2500 yards ribbon, difterent stylo*, at 2A cents. 300 white ties at c 1 cent each. 200 hemmed handker- THE undersigned takes th chiefs ut 3^ cents. 99 leather belts, has commenced business in t. and wiil keep always on han< nice goods, at 10 cents each. 220 papers hairpins at 2 cents each. 400 ^^^AXCY^GOODS palm leaf fans at 2' cents each. 100 ETC. Japanese fans at 2} cents each. 2500 ,, , These goods I will sell at , yards velvet ribbon at 1 cent per yard. and X shall use my best ende > 2000 yards berege and tissue veiling at ma^e 20 cents per yard. 360 all linen towels -Liii' 1 ' "/v ' - il- - *?A A c-nnrtiolf-r onrl T flslr 3. Call ' 1 Q.I JLU cents lUtJ UUSL gwun c?ci uuv.1 xa. i , r .i .. polite attention to all their \ ed 111 this market. I throw mv entire 1 ^-rO it- oy stock of straw hats on the market, all will be found at my establisl grades, at 624 cents. 200 colored many friends in the County. doylies at 4 cents each. 225 gallons stone jars at 9A cents per gallon. The April 27 above prices speak for themselves. These goods will be sold strictly for Wall : C-SAND HIDSUHH3E ! ?J AAA PIANOS AND OF.GANS AT I i J; Jt 1 KOCK BOTTOM CASH ^aaT^ diiVVV KATES, with EASY TEK IIS ? foil payment. Manufactured by ISAA< ^ AirD F0S SAIJ"BY E ?151 ? f- BUY NOW AND PAY WHEN COTTON Ti T ft , F. Liter I Thousands of musical frmilies through- . 0?O ? out the South are intending to purchase Pianos and Organs in the fall, when cjt- WE have jast opened ton eo:ies in. Why wait? Buy at once, superior assortment of N< and enliven the long, hot summer months Seasonable Goods, which are with music, and make the "Harvest , - , , a , , m passed for variety, beauty ar Home, still more joyful. The summer r .. . j finds r.s with a tremendous stock of In- ^>1ices- A visit of inspect.. ? I struments at Savannah, at our NINE comparison of Goods and BRANCH IIOUSE-S, at our countless particularly invited. Agencies, and with as manv mor^ to ar rive before October 1st, wh eh we are nailer contract to take. We cannot carry 0?0 ? this immense stock until fall, It must be solil. It will be. Ci sh buyers will want many Instruments; Instalment 'onyers WE OFFER GREAT BAR will take more, and those wlio at this time of the yc-ar cannot conveniently meet our ?IN? Instalment payments, will gladly come _ in under our DEESS GOODS, . BBB a-1 Trry:sv_"T!i All the latest EC j MIDSUMYR SPECIAL OFFER. LACE BUNTINGS, j " ? - PLAIN BTJN1 $35 cash jiojtx ox a pi ay of $10 cash noir.v ox as ozlgax, GRENADINES, j And the balance November 1st next, with- g ji GRENAE i out oik? com oi interest. itocK Jiottom "ash Kates. No interest or advance in GLO\ES and HOSIERY, price. If balance can't be paid in the fall longer time will be given, with a reasona' bio increase of price. All Instruments of ELEGANT BROCADE PAR^ i every grade and price included in this 1 m 11 . , ^ . ., VERY CHEAP. | sale. Tell your musical friends of it Write us for Catalogues, Price Lists, Cir- <lt culiirs and full particulars. This sale closes October 1st, 1882. Early purchase ^*EW STYLE FANS, BUT Genres cash prices and oas7 terms. Embroidered Coll Address, AND^ECK RUCHING. . Lsudden & Bates' opbttjo pbtntts SOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE, O-TXUJ* U XT io, SAVANNAH, G A. MUSLINS, LAWNS, SUIT i i ae ureat rjaio ana organ Depot or tne soutn. Prnpopir TlDTiQrtmQiit Just received tbis weei III UbOi J lluJJDi lillujll trimmed Children'sandLadie! ? at 15 and 25 cents. ? \ T Call early and convince yotu J. M. BEA'IT & CO.'S that the greatest bargains are found at ' P. LAHB2GK3B & SSI April 29 Sugars?all grades, Rio Coffee, Java . _ V/n Q1 ! 1 A.3L v/v/nvrtj o *AU. *jt auu TX Roasted Coffee, Oatmeal and. ~ ^ ? T -r"S T Graham Flour. Dried Beef O# IS* VV O JLi JC .1 and Beef Tongues, Hams and Lard, ' ?and get the? Cheese, LATEST DELICACIES of the SE Maccaroni, Fresh Mackerel, in cans, Salmon, Sardines,Corned Beef ? ? . . ? . ?? a, , ti- n F. A. Ferns & Co. s Meats and T lomatoei?, Pickles, Etc., ?smoked and canned. Deep Sea Fresh Roasted Beef. erel. fresh in cms. fresh salted Ma m barrels, half barrels and kits. ( ?ALSO? nm Salmon in 5 p^.und cans, p Columbia River Fresh Salmon, j0j 0f Dairy and Pine.- pple Cheese. R&ceived to-day, Rice, Flour an COHAXSEY FRUIT JARS, I T , . , , - . , I Water and Bay Rirtn, Choice Teas, < .Tnsr rprnivnd ann nnw for aalp ar a ! ? -> ... ? ; ? ? - ana sugars, wita numerous otner a very low price. just received, and which I will take pleasure in showing to customers CALL AND SEE. small advance for CASH. May 18 S- S. WOLJ ; STAR SALOON. F A NEW AND FIRST-CLASS jxjisiiivdiEasrT. ? + + . "' .* l-ST' egs le^ve to announce that he has taken ->*; door to TV. K. Doty & Co, where he will ON. He will keep alwavs on hand the I. ~ SEGAES, ETC., ETC.. ~ T-TIA UM1/1 TOBACCO, Hi D STANDARD BRANDS. .binet Rye Whiskey. Sweet Mash Corn Whiskey. ^k and Rye. " jover's Delight. im and Soda Water, a New Drink. ar?The "G. L. L's Choice." tr?The "Bratton." hall be ready to famish the finest oysters - -1 TS fresh from the sea, mouth with ecstasy." as share of the public, patronage and j[ assistants shall use constant efforts to give OS. GBOESCHEL, Agent Jm. fir h ag-gjEB~,gmm . "etc Stock! JVew Styles{f , ? 0 o is method of informing the public that he he store formerly occupied by J. Groeschel, I a well assorted stock of CLOTHING. SHOES, BOOTS, HATS, trxmsv ETC., Jiixo. prices that I promise shall be satisfactory, avors to please the tastes of all I shall IES' GOOD from the ladies> assuring them of careful and pants. , >' M VI3STGrS, the well known salesman* tment, and will be pleased to wait upott hia Give me an early call L. SAMUELS. fCOOK STOVES! THE BEST IN THE MARKET. P Fourteen different sizes and kinds. Fire sizes with Enameled Resarvoiis. Adapted to all requirements, and priced to suit all purser LEADING FEATURES: Double Wood Doors, Patent Woo5 Grata Adjustable Damper, Interchangeable Auto malic Shelf, Broiling Door, Swinging Hearth. - % Plate, Swinging Flue-Stop, Reversible Gas* Burning Long Cross Piece, Double Short Centers, Heavy King Covers, Illuminated Fir? - ? Doors, Nickel Kn?bs, Nickel Panda, etc. Unequaled In Material, in Finish, aai In _ operation. . C A. SHEPPARD & CO., Baltimore, Kef / TX1EVT & FAST. Wlnnthora, g,ft iAsipyn | riNG ^ --?- - | CARD WELL THEESHEB,.^^^.' J. SWEEPSTAKES THRESHES, BUCKEYE MOWER llp/j ANDEBAPE& 131 Ur CANTON MONITOR ENGINE, TRADE, MONITOR ENGINE, fg| a very OOKWALTER ENGINE, bw and; LITTLE GIANT COTTON AND i unsnr^ I , T HAYPEESS. id Low ion and Prices WE are Agents for the abo?e . MACHINERY, | Which we guarantee, and will sell* for Cash or satisfactory paper. on GAINS: ! time. J. F. McMASTER # 60 | rrelties.! Ap 15 _ :E.Gj?rreat Attractions, m ^'ic. BOUKNIGHT. T5XR.. & CA ? cr)j c ! Are now exhibiting a magnificent ' ' selection of Fancy Dress Goods-; lSOLS, also, a line assortment of new designs - ' | in "White Dress Goods, consisting of -|| ! figured French Muslins, Dotted and i Figured Swisset, La.ce Striped _____ j Swisses, new designs in Fiques, TO AS, j Batiste; Linon de India, Victoria arg^ Lawns, &c. This is certainly thtf finest assortment of White Goods iT.Qn cvor Iirnti<-rhf frk rioll oriA see them. ----a KID aLOYES. ^ DTGS. Ladies will find it decidedly' to their advantage to inspect our fine assortment of Kid Gloves, Undress* ed Kid Gloves,' Chamois Skin, : un- j Traveling or Driving Gloves, and the s' Hats new Mousquetaire Glove. ^ CAKfETS, rselves Oil Cloths, itafctings. Bugs, Doofr to be Mats, Wall Paper, Window Shades* I Lace Curtains, always at the lowest ! possible prices, I MATTINGS. .. h | New stock Canton Mattings, fancy, j checked and white, received and offering at very low prices. f ^ If you want to purchase fine _ a^|?S ^ ? ^ SHOES OR SLIPPERS ii I for Ladies, Gentlemen or Children, | call on sS C. BOUKXIGHT. EXR., & CO. M Columbia, S.C. ARf)V I An 1 Lv+llm | PJLASTERS ! PLISTEBi! :>ngue? | Mack-; "V/fTE HAVE just received, and have for ckerel, j VY sale, the following Piasters. They Dalifor- are convenient lor the physician, and ickled, some of them should be kej>t in every ' ^ Fresh j family. They are read}- spr ad and- soma "~? j are in small tin boxes to bo carried in th* d Oat- j pocket. They are. Belladonna Plaster, . ^ San ces J Fly Blister?Comphorated, Tkipsia, Spioe Florida! Plaster, for children, Mustard, White Silk Coffees . Isenglass, Corn Plasters. Bunion Plasters, irticles ! Balsamic Court, Universal Conrt, India -;?Ji great Bubber Adhesive and Belladonna Breast ; ; at a; Blasters, also, Porous, Strengthening and j Capaine Plasters, and,Jew David's Plaster McMastse,*Bbici & kinesis* FE. May 13 ^ "