The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, January 02, 1883, Image 2
IHK KEWS AND HERALD.
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MUniS (!) lir
it commeinnraled the lud. could Uiey doubt it when the.ludufi
kness, iiisteiid of the
The dcli.'L.rber, and crime which
he past < i. ixinas witnessed, suggests
> the Macon Tt leynijjh the I'emiirk
hat ‘‘Cluisiinas is celebrated in this
;tinti v as if
ince of jia
inec of I'eace.’ 7
CoM.iii . dj^jiai.'ln cl acetr*
iiiieil iu k- wiili singular rnpiditc.
vlready lia;iht.- <>t the regular au-
: ual appfi.priatiou biib been passed
i'\ both hoi.M-s—the Indian, the (hm-
inour news was not. James Francis O. W.Morrison,Ellsworth,Me.,
Malloy. Tints the only publication in • Joe (J. Chambodut, Galveston,
the Herald up to that time of this Mr. j Texas,
Malloy’s name was made in connection • H. D. Rayne, Baronne & Canal
with a statement that we certainly sts., New Orleans,
knrv no evil whatever of him and had . Mrs. L. Horn, 157 St. Aim
no r. te'ence u» ..im in the report made st., New Orleans,
public.
•vrhnps the practical journalist may phaw'inoof jui.v 11, 1885?.
i;: .> a solemn warning never to Wm. vi r . Irwin. L. St N. K. K.,
Ui.'rk'- ex)i>nr.jtdon* the fact that the 2d and Main sis., Louisville,
so t (gainst u« nveived hs adverse Keutucky, 15,000
<iiv!'-:Km rat lev from ihis attempt to Fd. fi. Richardson, Reidsvillc,
d » justice to Mi . Malloy than from the N. C., 15,000
original piTtended libel; for it is our Phil. Witzlelten, withR.G. Dun
opinion that ihc jury ga^’e its verdict, A Co., Detroit, Mich., 15,000 j
not upon witat was shown as to libel, W- M. Martin, Bangor, Mich., 16,«f00
but upon the .1 edge’s declaration that C. Pittman, Mt. Vernon, Ky.,
tins explanation “added insult to in-.’ through Farmers’ National
jury —upon die Judge’s representa-1 Rank, Standford, Ky., 4,000
lion, a* given in these words, that we P* 8. Dicharry, Aseemdon
had without doubt injured this man, I Parish, La., through Bernard
ami that, having injured him, I Leuia!in,Doualdsonville,La., 2,400
' /<y!;.td outraged bis sensibilities anew , C• B. Maynard, 2'JO Third st.,
while pretending to put salve on his . New Orleans, La., 2,000
wounds. In the paragraph itself the F. A Magi, 162 Ursulines st.,
jury would never have found all that; | New Orleans, La., 2,000
L. Dupcdre, ;154 Duuphine st.,
on the bench declared it? in our| New Orleans, 1,200
opinion die sufficiency of that expla- id- G. Sjiear, 16 and 18 Boylstou
• •!it!ou was a point tor the jury; and Market, Boston, Mass., 1,200
when iliii Judge churucteri/Aui it with , Jno. 11. Scott, IV. & G. R. R.
“mi-nil iuiiignatiou” be seems to us to j Co., Wasbiugton, D. C., 1,200
have become practically (lie counsel j drawing of AUGUST 8, IP32.
jor ice piaiuhli, and a man who sits t a i',,..)... r xu.. w
'•!'“» the le ucii in the United States j J \4hJtvb!h I (itob’««M sfa
Com t >bouId be tree from such pre- 1 M’chcs t aush (ImbJme bta-
eipilanev of speech. We have taken
turn), La.,
Military Academy and the Postal yV;
proprialion bills. The Indian Appio- ! 1,, |' <>1,i 'iit poi
prunion bill provides tor the expendi- but as to a In
puts in a striking light tl:e I South Clark
n t of the qualnicanon ol m ^ ' 0 I|{ ^ 2y>
to knowledge of law, ’ s ’
ue judicial temper, he-j drawing of septkhbir 12,1882.
R. R. Deacon, collected through
2.900
2,000
1,200
(ure of®.),
matie, $1,
no,2o6; Consular and Diplo- ccuse the people’s rigbtsare determiu-
!l'1,755; Agricultural, ttSlOl,-! 0( b not really In the law, but by what
tilO. The Poslr.l Appropriation bill, ‘ ,,,a 1 v declare to be tlie law: not
•ic i.ucc.wi 1,. (' a ii , .1 • by a jury, but by n judge who usurps
as passed by the House, authorizes a lhu ^ ov i 1)00 0 ,’ n j,,’’,.,.” 1
total expenditure, during the next j . —■
liscal year, of ® 11.218,520, (wliich is j [advehtiskment.]
less than (be estimated postal revenues fort use’s favorites.
f or the same period.) and (he total of I
the Military Academy bill is $1)05,657.
The Army bill, now pending in the
louse of Representatives, provides
or a total appropriation of $24,681,-
>00. For pension? it is proposed to
ippropriatc $101,575 000; for fortifi
cations. $1,000,000; for die Navy,
$28,481,078; for legislative, executive
and judicial expenses, $21,840,170;
for “sundry civil" expenditures, $84,-
86,876; for District of Columbia,
‘775,149. ’J be Pensions, Fortifications
ml Navy bills will be ready for re
port to the Houso immediately after
New Year’s Day. The estimates are
of course considered merely as data
for the guidance of the committee and
wiii probably be cyt down materially.
A’Pi these there will remain the
General Deficiency bill, for which no
definite estimate can yet be made, and
a possible river and harbor bill. The
Gi - il Service bill passed the Senate by
a vote of 89 to 5.
“ROBBERr n V JURY.”
TLo Jsiillgnatloii of a Prominent N«‘\v>u**M»<'r
rn trflf Of a Mylt. tar LlWi Tty^ l
[From ilic New York Herald.]
Some of our contemporaries have
pceently discussed the libel suit of a
certain Mr. Malloy against the Herald
and i), remarkable verdict rendered
by the jury, which gave that injured
citizen ii'c sum of twenty thousand
dollar- damages, at which rate a very
Wlio They Are, W h«ro Tlicy Live, and to
Wlmt Kxcent She IUckkw Tlieni. Tlie
Wonderl'ul lieeord of the i’atd Vear.
A partial list of the prizes above
One Thousand Dollars, paid by die
Louisiana State Lottery Company
during the year ending November,
1882, togetlmr with the names ami ad
dresses given to the Company by the
holders, omitting those who have re
quested it. Receipts for the amounts
are on tile at the offices of the Company.
DRAWING OF DEUKMBKU 18, 1*81.
A. Z. Ackerman, Milford, Del.,
Miss M. J. Biggin, Prospect St
Frederick sis., Washington,
D. C., 10,000
W. Powell, Washington, I). C., 10,000
, collected thro’ J. Dronett,
Firemen’s ins. C., New Or
leans, La.,
W. G. McConnell, Toledano st.,
near tst. Charles st., New Or
leans, La., -
Win. Page, 2022 Carson st.,
Pittsburgh, Pu., .
J. M. Walker, Danville, Va.,
W. II. Port lock, collected ihro’
W. P.Campbell Ob., Bunk
ers, Florence, Al^
, collected tliroMleorge II.
Tbcurd, 261 R<A)8l st. New
Oilcan
L. De Edward P. O.,
Bates County Nutiouul Bank,
Butler, Mo., 15,000
D. P. Blair, President East Miss.
Matrimonial Association, Co
lumbus, Miss., 15,000
P. N. Johnson, Houston, Tex., 15,000
Peter O. Johnson, 111 Seiicoa
st., Leavenworth, Kan., 5,000
Michael A. Finnegan, 1 Elder
place, Boston, Mass., 5,000
DRAWING OF OCTOBER 10, 1882.
John C. Iteuss, Ascension,
Parish, La., 15,000
Gwynn Harris, 609 Fst., S. W.,
Washington, D. C., 15,000
Sam Hobson, Memphis, Tcnn., 5,000
(i. C. Huntington, New York, 1,200
F. Sancan, Publisher Sentinel,
Thibodaux, La., 1,200
DiiAWIKvi OF NOVEMtiKK 14, 1882.
J. M. Dixon, Ennis, Tex., 15,000
20,000 Josephine Miller, 819 E old st.,
New York City, 15,000
Clias. Mowiitt, Schooner “Lucy
May,” Newhury port, Mass., 10,000
lieniianu Tossbcrg, New York
City, 5,000
Clias. Noe, 60 New Church st,
New Ymk'Cily, 5,000
W. T. Clark, Philadelphia, Pa., 4,oOC
Emil Woidig, 1142Magazincst.,
New Orleans, La.,
For account of Agent Southern
Express Co., Ly nchburg, Va M
Oh,Mack!
That’s a common exprea
nion and has a world of
meaning. How much suf-
krinj is summed up in it.
The singular thing about
it is, that pain in the back
is occasioned by so many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver com
plaint, consumption, cold,
rheumatism,dyspepsia,over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever the cause, don’t
neglect it Something if
Y/ror.g and needs prompt
attention. No medicine ha*
yet been discovered that
will so quickly and surely
cure such diseases a*
Baovm** Ixcn Burrs^and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and mak-
the blood pure and rich,
laS. Dm. «, >ti»
' F.r » Ion* tUn. I Xjl.o Em* a
ntSmnt Son MoaacX uA kida.f
a mum. Mr>rv < ii Mvu T *o r pMt
•aS tk. Tc/y tmul mimmI I aic MA
witX ■>•. I wm ■m.^4
v%rf Buck fcoM «r
BiiM. I iriW m.Bjr rea^iw
»« iummi. uaot I tu»4 er.va'f
Im* Bitten. Sine* I uied that my
•tomack doe* act Xother a* may.
lly appetite utimplyimauu*. Icy
kiuaejr taoublt ie a. non, aid ay
ataarw kealib ia tuck, that I M
Rka a aew aua. AAar tin tua U
Broara'e Iroa fttlen hr ana atoatk.
1 ka.a aaiaad twenty pouad* m
«ai*ka. 0. B. Sabusvi,
Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recom
mend Brown’* Iron Bit
ters. It has cured others
suffering as you are, and it
frill cure you.
7'A* Public ia raqueMed carefully to notice the net*
and enlarged Scheme to be drawn M' thhi.
nrXAITTAL, PRIZE, •75 > OO0_*|
Tlckala only SO Share* In Proportion.
Louisiana State Lottery Company. | cessiffilylccon^ltahCfflrJd wS? bUte * 1UtIe tWa an empty *oua§^ .
“ W: do hem
•by certify that tie tnverme
the arrangement* far all the Monthly and
Semi-Annual Dr ailing* of The Lovieiana
State Lottery Company, and in person man
age and control the Dramng* thenmlvet,
and that the tame are conducted with kon-
Tf miLST all arotind I hear the familiar and merry greeting of “A Hai
,7.:.. „Year,” I am prompted to contribute a little more than an empl
iplish that desired wish.
THEREFORE
city, fairntMy and in good faith Un$ard all For the next few Wool's I burl the prices of my entire stock dowu to a moiety of ll
parties, and w authorize the Company to v^lue—-throwing my great dosing sale in the dim distance, and engulf every viaitoi i
use thie certificate, with facsimile* of oar *’ je vortex ot a cyclone of bargains.
signature* attached, in it* advertisement*.”
^ aair
Whilst being considerably reduced by the unprecedented rush, yet contains a very i j
selection, which will be soM at prices to completely ignore all my former efforts,
rush my name throughout the county as a forest lire.
CommlaaloBerp.
Ir'-orporatel in 1808 for 26 years tor the Lesrls-
latu-u wr BciiicatWina} an.1 Charitable purposes
—with « otpit.a of H.oco.nou—to which a reserve
fun.i oi w has since been ndaert.
By an overwhelming popular xotc tts tran-
chtse was male a pan of the present State Con-
MltuUf.-j adopted Decembc 2d, A. I). 1S7».
The on ’y lottery etr.r noted on and enderecd by the
pceple ♦/ any State.
Tt never scale* or postpones.
Its Orand Single Number Drawings taka
place Monthlv.
A SPUES DID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE. FIRST GRAND DRAWING,
A. AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY,
January p. 1883—152(1 Monthly Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE. 975,000.
104,000 Ticket* at Five Dollars Each.
Fraction*, In Fifths, In Proportion.
Yery respectfully,
J. L. MIMNAUGH.
N. B.—This sale lasts for a few weeks, and is the last opportunity to buy goods!
your own prices.
NOTICE.
UsT O? FKISES.
1 CAPITAL PPIZE
1 <10
(!•
*5.000
1 <5o
* FRIZES of $6000
..... 12.000
1 do
tooo
19 do
looo
lc,000
70 do
500
10,000
loo do
too
20,000
3oo do
loo
80,000
600 ao
60
..... 35,000
1000 do
25
26,000
TTT'E will during the. present week move our stock of goods one door south of
f v ▼ present stand, jmto the room now occupied by Mr. Wolfe. We will eontinuj
ArraoxiM avion chUrs,
8 Approximation Prizes ol *75o
• do do goo
t do do 860
6,760
4.SOO
2,260
keep a URST-CLAbb stock of
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTHING.
NOTXOX
HATS, E\
And will continue to sell them at the lowest possible prices. We are now
In order to reduce stock.
tWT Prizes, amounting to *265,5oo
Application for rates to clubs should be made
only to tae oiace of the Company In New
Orleans.
For turther Information write clearly, glTtcg j ^
full address. Send orders by Kxnress, Register- |’|||VTlV A iSJ TTT? AT? fATTT? T?T?T
td Letter or Roney O’d -r, addressed nnlv to V^V/lTxXj 1x1/ Xl Vj U XV A XvX
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleana, La.,
or M. A. DAUPHIN,
047 Seventh St., Washington, D. O.
Dee 18-Sw
HE n SHE
WALKER’S
SPEC I F I C.
BrosirY Departmsa?.
10,000
10,000
5,000
5,000
2,500
2,()00
2.0-y.i
DRA’VING OF JANUA
J. M. Davis, Moiuii
?,000
>» i a i<\
For full particulars of the loxd ZTontkly
Drawing on the l‘th January, see. scheme in
another column of this paper io-day.
—Banish ill-health, nervousness, vexa
tion, fiett'ulness, etc., by using Frown's
Iron Bitters. *
DRAW ING OF JANUARY 10, 1882.
Sun,
laiffi
!.■ 1
of persons wu
nit] likt
* (0
be Ii
H lift
ju
st as Malloy w
is. N.
svs-
pape
IN \\
hie
s conieiuplate
this
stric
\\ if
nil
the staiulpoint
of jonr
1 M i-
istic
iir*^r
,'st
perceive t let i
is i ;; <’|'-
r» is
oxti’i
i^ive
:t!i
(1 that what ni
iv be <:•>
lied
“ilie
uucii
Cli
al libel” could
lie vv* »i
led
in a
w a \
to
suppreNs a 1
00(1 II
.un
new
| • <
1 ''l
if Malloy’s ea-
e is |o si
and
ns g(
>0(1 ii
uv.
Few news
>apeis
can
nllin
(l to
my
twentv tlunjs:
nut dollars
for <
very
net
mil inadvertenev that
in
volv
(*S (*\
ivnielv little real
injurs
to
any
oik* ;
hu
what will h
H>jxin
if a
ca>e
like
this
Khali stinmlat
* snivel
1 u 1 -
Dig
Miclb/ county, Tcnn., 30,000
Scbastiiiu Ldiinann, 798 Lavi-
mer 4t., Deliver, Col., 10,000
True A. Heath, 126 North Main
st.. Concord, N. IL, 5,000
Paid National Bank of New Or
leans, for account of Bank of
ConitiitTce, Memphis, Tcnn., 2,500
L. Sanders, 321, Broadway,
New \ ork, ' 2,500
DRAWING OF FEBRUARY 14, 1882.
M. Doyle, 369 Kent ave., Brook
lyn, New York, 15,000
Hermann i). Ilarljen, 100 Ray-
uiond st., Brooklyn, N. Y., 15,000
A. Tiiomsoii & Co., New Or
leans, for account of Y. G.
Bush & Co., Mobile, Ala., 5,000
R. M.S. Phillips, Canaan P. O.,
Lee co., Ark., thro’ Gesnian
Nation’l Bk, Memphis, Tenn., 5,COO
M. Michaelis, 345 Illuc Island
ave., Chicago, III., 2,A0»
Henry Hamilton, Chicago, 111., 2,6(H)
James A Colen, New York city, 1,250
Edgar Ackerly, 308 Second st.,
Newark, N. J., 1,250
DRAWING OF MARCH 14, 1882.
K. B. Piiilput, Savannah, Ga., 15/KK)
j’^ 1 ; B. L. Holt, Quitman, Nodaway
Dir
t h<
ers in small country towns to get
tliemM'l\es purposely libelled by col
lusion with a local correspondent—
shall, in short, initiate u system by
whidi two or three rogues anyw here
can “put up a job” against a news
paper abb 1 to pa\ ‘l Practical points of
this nature attract the attention of
journals; but in our opinion these i
practical questions are not the mast |
important involved in this case,
deed, the most important point in
case is a very old point. It. is
question of the fitness of men who sii
on the bench as judges—n question as <
old as the battle for civil liberty—as
old as the light against robbery in the
form of law; hut w hich, as eases cou-
s autly come up to show, is never too
old to be of practical moment to the
public.
In this case the circumstances were
those of the publication of an ordina
ry piece of news. IVe printed the re
port sent by telegraph of a tire at
Edgefield, in South Carolina, with the
allegation that some of “the leading
citizens” of that place believed the fire
11 be o incendiary origin and believed it
was kindled by “one Malloy;” but of
this Malloy there was no further iden
tification by given names, nor, indeed,
any other identification whatever, ex
cept in the statement that he was the
same person who was believed to have
on a former occasion set fire to his own
store for Die purpose of obtaining the
insurance and that he bad absconded
since this latest fire. If there was a
Malloy to whom this description would
apply he might properly hold that lie
was the man referred to; but it must
be thought that he could scarcely pre
tend that he had tnuch character to
lose. With no further identification
than this ot Die inculpated person, one
James Francis Malloy came forward
and claimed to be the man referred to
in the report. That a man should, by
his own act and endeavor, proceed to
prove, where all was doubtful at least,
that he must necessarily be the person
named in such a report, may not seem
ivitMiuable at a first glance; but when
we consider that such an identification
might involve the possible collection
ot twentv thousand dollars this point
will be more readily understood. Mr.
Malloy's identification of himself was
based upon his declaration that he was
the only person of Diat. name resident
at Edgefield—which might have raised
a great many inquiries of fact; but
upon his repicsi ii ) of Die injury
done him ».> 'iii nee r ig’’a|ih we
1' I : > V 1
ttCC.OUiUk.oU (oK-v Uit, pwoldl iCiCtiCU U> t
i Hr.islns, Canned Goods,
Currants, IVkles,
Cun:'), Evaporated Apple.),
(Hind-, Buckwheat,
Jellies, Curry Powders,
Apple Butiir, Macaroni,
Mince Meat, Oatmeal,
Gelatine, Extracts,
Mace, Cheese.
,m, Unmet, Condensed Milk, etc
Java Coffee and other Grades,
ulverized Sagai ond other
Grades. Fresh arrival
iNE CARLOAD BUGGIES, which will Gat.J
O ]
be sohbtow down. Also, twenty-Cve
sets harness cheap for cash. Call early and
get your choice.
LAUDERDALE <% GOODING.
Dec MkIis
THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
RE.HEDY HAS NEVER
FAILED TO CURE
CONSUMPTION.
Its speedy action upon all Bronchial and
Pulmonic Affections is beyond belief
to those who have never tried it
or seen it need.
It speedily allays Bronchial and Pnl
moaio Fetar*. It is a wonderful
EXPECTORANT AND H E A L E E.
It k.'ept the digestive and urinary or-
fjans In a natural and healthy condition—
it
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
Instantly relieves night sweats, gonenes*
of appetite end general debility. It has
‘
Any one afflicted with what is generally , ™ .muffntSrtFJulopt the same’
ANN OUNCEMEN 1
IN addition to the above, we will add, after removal, a full and complef^
OIRiOCIEIR/IEIS
Of all kinds—Staple and Fancy. We cannot enumerate, but you may
getting anything you want, and may also be sure of getting it at the LOW, ,
We return thanks to our friends and the public for the patronage we h !eive
and solicit a continuance. If you wish a happy and prosperous New Yc “
find no more certain way of having it than by spending your money with
AND BEE.
CALDWELL 4- LATJDERtZ\
COTTONIS LOU
-BUT-
B. SUGENHEIMER’S PR
ARZ3 VE?? Ti MUCKJLC)
i u
IliV
t -\r T)I? xmv £r m considered death's ot-jnf cenrier. cunsmnp-
J. M. BEAi I L*.*. , *r aa
\ i * e/( «r aa * i every asseiiiouI make. It is imposstbia "iHaM L ° J
tion, can he cured for *2.50, $5.00 or, in rp R,.f t 1* My '
$10.00 according to the stage which the
disease has reached. No patient has yet
taken $10 worth beforeaenre wasaffected.
The SPECIFIC is recommended only for
pulmonary affections, and those cte.hring
to use it can do so by sending their orders
to the proprietors of this paper or direct
to me. stating that you saw this advertise
ment in the Wmnsboro News and Hisrald.
Walker’n
RHEUMATIC REMEDY
Cures Rheumatism, either acute or chron
ic, in from eight to ten days.
Price by Express, $5 per Bottle
DR. J. W. WALKER,
FRANKLINTON, N. C.
June 13
XZti YCBK
WEEKLY HERALD.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
RE'iv.MB'-.Tt our Dhoe Stock. It is known
by many we keep reliable goods.
J. M. Beat? A Co.
Dress Goods, Cloaks, Dolmans, Jackets,
Ac. Good goods at low prices.
J. il. Beaty A Co.
Wk auk agents for the Domestic Sewing
Machine. Any one wishing a good machine
will do us a favor to sail and examine the
Domestic. . ,,
J. M. Buaty & Co.
CHRISTMAS
-AND-
15,000
6,000
15,000
16,000
5,000
5
county. Mo
Win. Vance, Abiiigton, Mass.,
John t'reegan and Albert Nagel,
Six Lakes, Midi., 5,000
Sanmd K. Palmer. 355 Sixlh
ave.. New York, 2,600
.lolrn Burifll, Roeklnud, Mass., 2,500
Edward G. Gruel, 17 Mulberry
Place, Newark, N.J., l,2i»0
Levi Alden, through State Batik
of Madison, Wk, 1,250
Miss Campbell, 727 Eighth st.,
Louisville, Ky.,
Geo. IL Count, New York city,
DRAWING OF Al’HIL 11, 1882
Louis Sattser, South Culhouu
st., Fort Wayne, hid..
W. 1. Whitney, 418 Broadway,
Fort Wayne, Ind.,
S. L. Hatfield, 126 Princeton
st., East Boston, Mass..
State Senator J. B. Judkins,
Little Rock, Ark.,
Pltilomene Laurent, 315 Char
tres st., New Orleans, La.,
J. Pelletier, 21 Carondolet st.,
New Orleans. La.,
J. W. Cohen, 630 Pennsylvania
ave., Washington, 1). C.,
A. M. McDaniels, 1900 Four
teenth st., Washington, D. C.,
Paid Manhattan Bank, Mem
phis, Tenn.,
DRAWING OF MAY 9, 1882.
John Wager, Kasnta, Minn.,
through First National Bank,
St. Peter, Minn.,
Charles Nelson, cor. Ifith st. and
Avenue M, Galveston, Tex., 10,000
W. H. Ackers. 77 River st.,
Cambridge port, Mass., 2,500;
Gillett & Co.’s Newburyport
Express and Fast Freight
Line. 32 Court Square, 43 I
Franklin st., and 76 Kilby st.,
Boston, Mass.,
Irving Pierce, thro’ Bank of
Commerce, St. Louis, Mo.,
C. M. Stinson, Fairfield, Iowa,
DRAWING OF JUNE, 13, 1882.
Beall & Ricketts, through Ken
tucky National Bank, Louis-
vlile, Ky., 6,000
V Ki-oitv, 392 Bourbon t
bl., ..i8CW Oruuus, 4,000»
Sbw Year Carils!
SELLING OUT
T HE circulation of this popular newspa
per is constantly increasing. It con
tains all Die leading news of the Datty
Herald and is arranged in handy depart
ments. Tlie
Foreign News
embraces special dispatches fjom all quar
ters of the globe. Under the head of
American News
are given the Telegraphic Dispatches of
the ./celt from ail parts of the Union. This
feature alone makes
The 'Weekly Herald
the most valuable chronicle in the world,
as it is the cheapest. Every week is given
a faithful report of
political Nows Also, a handsome lot of other goods suit-j ben7 Butter,' Mince Meat’and Canned
emlKncing complete and comprehensive ; able for CHRISTMAS aud NEW TEAR vm* a ,wi 7Wri„.
W E have just received a large and beau
tiful assortment of Christmas and N«w
Year
CARDS.
IO HAKB A-
CHANGE IN BUSINESS I!
HAYING to move, we will soli all our
Shelf and Fancy Groceries, Apple and Straw-
BOOKS ! BOOKS !
All kinds of Books suitable for Presents.
mptete a
dispatches from Washington, including full, PRESENTS,
reports of too speeches of eminent politi- 1
chins tin Die questions of the hour.
The Farm Department
of Die Weekly Herald gives the latest
as well as Die most practical suggestions i Tlie largest and most complele stock of
(TIIIiDRES’S BOOKS
suggestions for keeping buildings and
fanning utensils in repair. This is supple
mented by a well-edited department, wida-
copied, under the head of
The Home,
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1 260 ' end discoveries relating to’the duties of the
, j farmer, hints for raising cattle, poultry,
groins, trees, vegetables, etc., etc., with
\re have ever offered.
Goods, Nuts and Berries, Sugars, Coffees,
Teas, Flour, Meal and Rlcc at COST.
Now is the tune to come and get bar
gains.
Will sell Mackerel below cost
S. S. WOLFE.
in store. But I quote: F* ^ 7” 9 H»rA/
PIEDMONT HOMESPUN, the best iftv,- ' »
CALICOES at 5, 6 and 7 cents—the last fig^Orr, f
SHOES, in great variety and at prices to suit anyv
CLOTHING of all syle’s and at all prices.
My stock ol
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCER1!
Wines, Liquors, etc., will be sold at correspondingly low prices, and I shall^
* BRO.’S OLD STAND.
B. STTO-ELTIdCEXME:
E0“ Remember the place—O'd Stand of Beaty & Bro.
NE5V FURNlTUKi
ARRIVED AND TO ARRIVE. |
DON’T B|
Until you have seen
which is the large]
somest, and cheapest^
to quality, and for t
workmanship n n c '
Everything warranted W-.
represented. You will gi
what you buy. Furiilr '
neatly repaired at mot
prices. Mattresses of nv f
n,auu f actnre. Spring Bt^ * \
wire mattresses that cai«^\ 1
beat in Quality or PrJF- >
new supply of picture
wall pockets, brackets,
giving recipes for practical dishes, hints for
making clothing and for keeping up with
the latest fashions at the lowest price.
We would respectfully call the attention
of the Public hi these goods, and request
an inspection before purchasing.
McMASTER, BRICE & KETCIIIN. \ Atmore’s Mince Meat
Plum Pudding.
SHERIFF’S SALE.
pnn-
j dents on tlie very latest fashions. The
2,500 Home Department of the Weekly IIF.RALD ; — - .. .. , c „
I will save the housewife more than one hun-, house door in Wmnsboro, S. C., on th
The in- i first TUESDAY IN JANUARY NKX,
B
Y virtue of an Execution tome directed,
I will offer for sale before the court-
1 250 ‘ ‘Iri'il times the price of the paper,
tevests of
1,250 Nkiiled Labor
i !,rn arc looked after, and everything relating to
mechanics and labor-savin
recorded. There is a page devoted to all bouncy and the Suite of South Carolina,
the latest phases of the business markets, •
crops, merchandise, etc., etc. A valuable i _
feature is fmiud in the
30,000 . prices and conditions of
The Produce Market.
within the legal hours of sale, at public
outcry, to the highest bidder, for CASH,
the following-described property, to wit:
. , . , , -. r . All that certain piece, parcel or tract of
mechanics and labor-saving is carelully Umi, lying, being and situate in Fairfield
devoted to a»l inf Mmith (AAiolina.
Citron, Raisins, Currants.
French Candies.
Almonds, Pecans, Engf^i
Dried Figs. '
Macaroni and Cheese.
I.ea A Perrin’s Sauces.
chromos, as cheap as the cheapest. A M ;j
good as any in the market, and l can’t be UNDERSOLD. k ,K , g
repaired, and any part or attwhment furnished. Need impro
| Hand attachments for all Seeing Machines. This ' .
I will be a great relief to the m»iy Ulies who weary o f the constant
treadles, and to those whoserfkte of health forbids an undu
| muscles. Gentlemen can aidi* t’ne sewing, and
| hands to rest their feet. Learners can use the hand to b 1 . Q
I the motion. Remember, yon c^n use both hands and feet tog _ , ,9
i as desired, without changing the attachment. Come one, co , ,<»)
lone. LOW IN PRICE, at \
THE WINNSBORO FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE Si
R. W. PHILLIPS.
Walnuts.
Tomato Catsup.
crops, niercnaniiise, etc., etc. a vaiuauie , ' “
feature is found in tlie specially reported ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY (iTO) ACRES^ 0 ro99 e * Blackwell’s Pickles.
A Fresh Barrel of Fulton Market Beef.
more or less, and bounded on the north and i
, east by lands of the estate of J. N. Yongue,
! on the south by land of Martha R. Boyles,«
is no paper in the world which contains so B. Crawford against Chanes B. Yongue.
much news matter every week as the I JNO. D. McCAKDEY,
Wbully Herald, which is sent, postage ■ Sheriff’s Office, o. If. O.
You can subscribe Wjnnsboro, S. C.,
2,600 free, for One Dollar,
at any time.
2.S00 THE new to be eebald,
’“ IN A WEEKLY FORM,
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Address,
NEW YORK HERALD,
Broadway aud Ann St., Hew York,
December 8,1883.
Dec 9-td
Smoked Beef.
Sugar-cured Uncanvassed Hams.
Buckwheat Fleur.
AT M. I/KINAR
i»a . man, wUehj OVERCOATS IN ALL
purchasers will have to call and lae fer (j ERX9 ) FINE SHOES, ifOFT and STIFF HATS of all SHADES “
themselves.
EGG-NOG
FOR THE HOLIDA YS,
F. W. HADENICHT’S.
When vou arc in the citv yci are Invited to all and examine
ofULOTHING. AH orders addressed to my care will receive irompi
K. M. HUEY.
AT
tiou.
\ 1 . KIN \ HD* COLUMBL i
OPPOSITE GRAND CENTRAL HOT1
It is a fact, wb will bell you A
Wagou or Buggy for loss than anyone Ini Hf JOB WORK UF add ividii.
ttmu. ULYSSE Q. DBSPORTBi 1 IjEWS AND HEBAU> OFFICE. wO
JOB WORK OF ALL KINDS NEATLY EXECUTED