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'' H ‘fHE KEWS AND HERALD. A- 1 3 WINN8BORO, 8. C. MTCROAT. F*bro»»y M. t I * !•»•» .rxo. s. BiCYTroLna CH*S. A. DVVHLA88, •} s«») Edttow. J'r. I)KWrrr TAUt.vmt will lecture in Chnrlotte, N.€., on Tnesday flight., Jiwdi the ■Sth. Dr. Talmfl^e will come cfirecMy front New York to t;hnrlot*e, atid will go from there to Greenville, South Carolina. ’The Rome (Ga.) Bulletin give® an recount of an old man residing in Simons Gap, Georgia, who is now living happily with his ninth Wife. He has fifty-three children, and at fi raccut fhmily gathering over three hundred of his descendants were pres- cnt< The old gentleman has served his country faithfully, and it is only proper that he should be awarded the •well-done. Jay Goli.u, the Wall Street mil liouaire, is now making preparations for a two years pleasure tilp around the globe. We wish VanderWIt would join him, and then the coontry wfll breathe aga*n. It is a great pity that the happiness and we might almost say the subsistence of thousands of poor, humble, hnrd-werkiug men and women, are dependent upew %h* whims and caprices of such unscrupu lous men. But it cannot be helped—a damnum absque injuria. A bill is now pending before Con gress to pay $150,000 to the heirs of the L«c estate for the Arlington Home that has been converted into a National Cemetery. The Senate Judiciary Committee has reported: favorably on the bill and it will probably bo passed without any serious opposition. This is little enough for sneh valuable prop erty. Tlus-is now the property of the Lee heirs, and Congyees should re*- member that, it has no right to fix its own price on the property referred to. A disastrous fire ownrred at Georgetown on the 22*1 inst. It is supposed to have originated from cot ton landed from the steamer Merchant. The warehouse, office wharf of the Accommodation Line were all do. stroved. A cor.sidcrnble number of valuable sUHsedmwes and elegant man sions were burned to the ground. Most of the buildings were insured, but not for their full value. It is im possible to estimate the tuLire loss, but it is considerable. thought was a bad difficulty, him if he had done anything further. Wit ness replied that lie had hot. Dorsey asked how he Cotild get out of What had been 1 4me. ‘‘T said, 1 ' continued the witness -“Mr. Dorsey, 1 will do anything I Can, except cotiunit perjury, 14 Dorsey said, “Damn It, what will that amount to when a friend’s fate is at Stake? t Wouldn’t hesitate & mo- Wtat ihavebeen your friend for long years. I have stood by you. I took you from the District government when I knew yon could not remain there after I left the Senate. I will be a friend to you from notv forward." “He took IDe by both hands, and said, Berdell, for God's Sake, don’t ruin fay wife End family; particularly just now to be torn down from the height I now occupy would be death to biy wife.” I allowed myself,'’ continued the wit ness with much emotion, “to be complete ly ovefTJbme. I prhlnisUdtbat I would do anything; that I wofiM make an affidavtt refracting or denying all 1 had said to Messrs. MacYeagh and James.” Mr. Boaler came to the house about two o’clock that afternoon. The Witness made out a statement Which he gave to Dorsey. Dorsey fixed tt dp, changing some parts of ft, a«4 witness (hen swore to it. The Wit ness kept the original copy, and it was in his desk among the papers taken jrom his office after the last trial. tUti trisiBMAsnr.i’ assault. TBS LIFM or n fAtts. Illinois boasts of being first in rank as an agricultural State, * She lias the largest number of farmers of any State in the Union, aggregating upwards of 256,000. And not only has she the largest number, but ranks first a* having the largest number of farms containing one thousand acres or more. Any State that occupies- the enviable position of containing: 250,000 farms ahead of every other State, can afford to be proud,, but we do not tldnk it a fivorable indication that/sbehasso many large farms. It has always beom our opinion that the greater the number of 4 small, well cultivated larais, the* bet ter-it- would be for the general pros- perity of the country. South Carolina cannot boast of quite such an* array of figures, but the statistics will show tjiat she has no reason to be ashamed of her growth and development daring the last decad^. {/torn the Nev> Orleans Time*Democrat.] There is no rest in nature —no rest even for the bones of the dead steep- ferg fn the narrow streets of oOf ceme teries. Evsry atom of stone of twetal vibrates with a secret *#tyVeTnent of its own. Water and air and fire slumber not 1 ; the face of the sky changes for ever; the forms of the elwntfs never repeat themselves. Beneath our own changing flesh, invisible architects cense not to toil at their coral-building of bone,—the substances of the very brain with which we think are being perpefuntfy worn out and replaced; the protoplasm omr Wood exhausted and renewed. Never docs the labor of farm-creation pause for an instant;— God’s Rest is a mere anthropomorphic fanev;—“weariness oometh not to Him nor sleep.” Who, asks the Blmgavad- Gita, knoweth the point at which life begins, or the moment of its ending?— we never behold either the begihnirtg or the'end*; only the mirfd/e appears to ns—a passing manifestation. For there is no beginnings no-ending; each human life Is not a work completed or begun; it is only one vibration of an everlasting force. The power thus nninifestea lias never commenced to' act, never will cease to be—even when all the suns now blazing in violent intensity shall have been burnt out. There fs no' restT What we call Jlxed stars are moving whh a rapidity that the human mind 1 is impotent to conceive—with a velocity compared to -which that of the proiectile launched by a rifled - cannon is absolute' inertia. Our own earth must Wvvei' ncarlv 600.000,000 miles a vear—1.980,000 miles a day! Arcturus is rushing through the immensities at a speed of 5,400,000 miles a day; and we have already spoken of oue strange astral sphere, a star of the seventh- magni tude, (No. l-8iKV Groom bridge,)' which shoots- through space at the rate of twenty-one millions of miles in twen- X*. Wise Pined Five Dollars and Bound Over to Keej> the Pence. Richmond, Va., February 21.—Cap- ! tain John A, Wise was before the I police cohrt to-day to answer for assaulting Mr* John E. Massey yester day duriilg the taking of a deposition in* the letter’s contest against the funner ae Congressman at large. Wise acknowledged the charge, and said he Would repeat the assault bndbr the same provocation even if Massey were 150 years oH ami In cIhuv.Ij. He was fined $6. Gbu. George J. Hundley, Massey’s counsel, asked for a continu ance, saying thaGnpoH full investiga tion, it • might be found nbcessary to place the parties under bonds to ktiej> the peach hereafter. This brought on a sharp colloquy between General Hund ley and Captain Wise* the lattet re marking that perhaps it be better to reqniro bonds of him as against Hund ley. General Hundley said he had always treated Wise courteously^ but that he would neither seek nov *bhn a difficulty tvitli Hiiw. The eoflrt-room was not the place to discuss such mat ters, and that he was willing to accord Wise any satisfaction he might wish at any time or place. A warrant was immediately sworn out -and the parties tee re placed under afreft* b'tit they disclaiming any present Inte'nfton to carry t-be, matter any farther tlicy were ■discharged With recognizance. During the investigation in the pOi flee court, Wesley, the colored janitor of the United Mates coni t-rooni, who was present as a 'Spefctutoiy made sOtoe noise and interfered wiW Captfiin Tht Pnb'ie is requested earqTultf to notit* the new and enlarged Scheme to be drawn Monthly. UVCAPITAL PRIZE, •75,000.«J TidkoU onto r 45 fth&t-ei In Proportion. Senator Yanor delivered* a- very eloquent speech in the United States Senate several days since. The. speech wa* iq .reply to an attack: made upon the Senator, by Senator Yoorhcos, ac cusing him of advocating free-trade until he came to the duties on the products of his own State. The fol lowing is an extract from his speech: I leave it to the natucal justice of the Senate to say whether the products of my State should not have their proportionate share of whatever protection the Senate might adopt I am opposed to the whole system of protection; but am I to be twitted with inconsistency, am I to be im properly and untruly accused of having lied the floor, because 1 did not rise in my place and say -ue/ although lt Is the policy of the party in power tliat there shall be protection upon all American prodnets and for all American .labor, gad although they were dividing out this* protdetWh • evory->- where to everybody and upon everything, I refuse the share due my people? That be cause I did not rise-and say .gad prove untrue fa jthe interests' of my constituents' and decline to take that share of the pro tection of the Government vr’alch was awarded to them, I am therefore a protec tionist and untrue to principle: I think, Mr. President, that no reasonable man could expect me Uv do that, and 'I think it is a very slim and thin excuse for any Senator fa undertake.-Ur justify his own conduct in voting for-i protection by saying, “All the rest of -you vote, 'for* any th mg that .comes under protection hf-yonr own State; you shift your ground In.medi ately whenever an interest at 'home is touched.”. I have, pot shifted my -^.ground; 1 am precisely where I was before,'*nri, as the Senator ;from South Carolina said, I will go witli those who go the farthest in reducing these duties, and the nroduels-of my State that are protected shall go down ri pasni with others until they strike the free list Is not that a fair proposition? ty-four hours “Nature’s calm” is a fiction. The infinite float's wiGi the parturition of ncbulte pregnant With solar systems—rages witli the agonies of dying suns; and nil the while that monstrous belt of blazing spheres to which our own system be longs is changing simper lWie«ntttoe>-is-' ^rolling up like a scroll, is tearing its seething way through unknown deeps of. darkness with the rapidity of light nings,—though wc, like the creatures wripQftlng' within a drop of water be- iieimi the microscope, may nob feel the huge vibrations of a universe, may not bo conscious of sounds too vastforonr tiny brains to comprehend. 1 Enormous as'this astral motion is,-^ real as it is,—in one sense it is only relative. Let a star i*c' launched through: infinity in any direction a Velooitw oT twenty million miles a day 1-I—after the lapse ot twentycentil- lion years U'canaet have changed ilk position: in relation to the infiiiitfe about it. For the centre of the intinite- is everywhere, the circumference no where,'—to cite the words of Rabelais. However swift a star’s motion it can move from nothing—save other stars also moving; -itcam- move toward noth- WHkersofKtaTiitor of the police court, and that officer arrested him. At this United States District Attorney Wise <fflerefl some remonstrance, janitor WilkeWon informed Mr.- Wise that lie would arrbst film (Wise)' ft* foe inter fered with the performance of his duties. Wilkerson also told Mr. Wise that he could ikM Bulldoze him. The Wisc-Sfassey. affair has been the occasion of no end of talk. . TI(C Dem ocrats, of course, severely critic! o Mr. Wise for slapping Mr. Massey, while Mr. Wise’s friends say that the offense given by Mr. Massey justified the punishment. STf. Massey is still in the city, nnrf will remahr till the depositions iuhis case are Concluded. Daniel Webster’s. Generosity.— There is one incident ini Daniel Web ster’s life that I hariJ' never seen pub lished or heard mentioned since it hap- pgltefiv I-n 1819, the United States Su- premC Cetirt gt« c its decision the famous Darsufouth College case. At the commencement in 1820, Mr. Web ster was present and addressed the students. At a meeting of the trustees and faculty d draft of five hundred dob lartt feits drawn in favor of Mr. Web ster. Our President, Dr. Francis Brown, was very tr lieh out of health, and Mr. Webster urged him very strongly to go South. Dr. Brown re plied that perhaps it would be better; to do so, biit thfrt lie was poor ami wnabie to bear the expense. Mr. Web ster, without saying a > >rd in reply, took from ins pocket tlie draft of $500! that had been given him; endorsed it ‘ oVer to Mr. Brown,-“That wilb help On Mr. Brown’s attempt- word, my dear sir, but go South and thank God for the means,” said the “Godlike Daniel.” This one act will balanpe a-B that the ghouls are trying to dig tip of faults in his character. A- ItKPorrfKb Murder.—A report reached this city on Wednesday that a terrible tragedy has occurred at’df ntstf* Flat Rod:, North Carolina. Effort was mide to secure telegraphic intelli gence, but it was fount! that the'wires Were dbfeli beyond Spartanburg. It \i therefore impossible to give exact in formation. It is stated that the latter F art of last week Mrs. Alexander lollingsworth became exasperated at her husband, who is said-to Wee been very intemperate, and assaulted him with an axe, nearly severing his liend from his bodjy and of-course killing' hinr instantly. Mfls. Hottinssworth has near relatives living in this c6nn- ty, and one of tliem who was in this city on the same day was' naturally much disturbed 1 by the, report. He has taken steps to investigate the mat ter at once.—Greenville News.- PLAIN TRUTHS The blood U the foundation of life, it circulates through every part of the body, and unless it is pure And rich, good health is impossible: If disease has entered ihe system the only sure and quick .Way to drive It but is to purify afad enrich the blood. . These simple frets are well known, and the highest .medical authorities agree that nothing but iron will restore the blood to its natural condition; and also that all the iron preparations hithertd made blacken the teeth, cause hea& ache, and are Otherwise injurious. Brown’s Iron Bitters will thor- bughly and quickly assimilate with the blood, purifying and strengthen ing it, and thus dnve disease from any part of the system, and it will not blacken the teeth, cause head ache br constipation, and is posi tively not injurious. Saved hit Child. i* & Zutaw St., Baltimore, M4. Feb. «, iMa. Ocnti:—fetMn. the recommends.' lion of a friend 1 tried Bkowk's laoHf Bitter* as a tonic and re- teMativc tor my daughter, whom I was thoroughly convinced waa r‘ '■'TV great lurpriae, before my daugh ter hod taken one bottle of Bkowk's I*ok Bitters, the began to mend And now is quite restored *o former health. A fifth daughter began m show aigni of Consumption, Mid firhen the physician was Consulted lie quickly,said “Tonic* were re quired and whtn informed that the elder sister was taking Brown's Iron Bitters, responded “that is a good t&uic, take it." A 1.-0RAM PuBLTSt' Brown’s Iron Bitters effcfffeal- ry cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Weakness, and renders the greatest relief and benefit to persons suffering from such wasting diseases as Con- aumption, Kidney Complaints, etc. , „ v . ewervue the iu-frnyfffyents fvr ml the ITonttuy and Sethi-Annuel Drawings of The Louisiana Male Jjottery GdOhnany, and in person man age and control the. Drawings themscloes) and fheft the safor are cohAitcfed with hon esty.; fairness, and in good faith toward all jHii tus, and we authorize the, Company to use this certificate, with fai-siihiles of our signatures attached, in its advertisements.” Louisiana State Lottery Company. 1 ItV do hereby certify that iH ~ r ml THE MARKET UNSETTLED I boons AND koTIONS STILL LOWER, LTSTEYrd THE MUSIC OF OUR PRICES THIS MVRMbG CommisAldnefr. infc'otodrated In ismi for 85 years By theLeifls- lauire-TorSducatloual and Charitable -pnrpo.sps —with a cuiiltal of fi,O'*0,000—to which a reserve fund cit $550,'Wo has since Been added. l!y an overwhelmlw popular Vote tts fran chise was made a part, of the present State Con stitution adopted Dccembe 8d, A I). 18T9. , The only Lottery ever voted 01* and endorsed by the people of any State. It never scales qr postpones. ltd Grand Slng'le Nitinber Drawings fake Place Monthly. , . > . A SPLENDID OPPbRTrNITY TO WIN A FOHVUNK. TU1KD GRAND DRAWING, CLASS C. AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, March 13, 1S83-lR4th Monthly Drawing. CAPITAL. PRIZE. RIS.OOO. 100,OVO Tickets at Five Dollars Each. Fractions, in Fifths, in Prapwrtlofii. LIST QF IVtlVKS. Rfosff... »T5,000 do 25,000 • IO.OOO, '.'ifioH 10,000 10,000 ho?* '. 10,000 800 80,000 leo So.ooo 50 iiR.ooo. 85,ooo APPROXIMATION PltWlis: # Approximation Prizes of fldo c,T5o 9 do -do, 600 4,500 9 do do S60 2,25e; 1967 Prizes, amounting to $8«5,5oo Application tat raws to clubs should be made only tu the office ot -the Company in New Oriva'A's. . . • .u . » - For further Information write clearly, (Svlng. full addres-. Send orders By Express, Beglstee- ■ed Letter or Money 0‘-d:-r, addressed only to M. A. DAUPHIN, , New Orleans, l.n., or BY. A. DAUPHIN, GOT Seventh St 0’AVaKhingtain, D. C. N. B.—4i) the EXTiaoiXUnary Semi-Annual Drawing of next June the Capital Prize will be $ 5 ',009. Feb 13-4W Too 8p00 yard 5 * of Carolina plalfls at 74 cenfa, by the piece or yard. 2000 yards Piedmont J shirting at 5 ccntS. KMX) yards Piedmont j shirting at 6 cents. 1000 yards Piodtnont 4-4 slilHiugat 7. cents; 1000 yards Piedmont Drillings at 8 ohlite. 0000 yards good calico at 44 cents. • My entire stock of sfruuiaid calicos in Solids and faiices, Simpson 8 punts included, at 64 cents, ah^f 850 yards i>laid Dress Goods reduced from 2o cehts to 18 cents. All of Hty 20 cents Dress Goods reduced to 14 cents. ' ••• - . t * 18 dozen ttnltntifdried shirts at 49 cents, reduced from 75 cents. M> iu cents bed tieking toducefi fa.7 cents. Amoskcag A. i). A. ticking reoucetl to 18'cents. 2200 bieaclied siiirlibg at 7, 8 and 9 *Hyut8. Liongsdalo 4 4 pleached shirting at 10 cents. 300 yards white piqu6 at 6j cents, redMoed from 10 cents. 10(H) dozen calico Dress Buttons at 4 cents. 200 pair Brogans, Roughs, eiaslic gaiters, size fK 7, 8 and 9, at $1.00, worth at least titty per cent idore. I have a few business suits and. some odds and ends in pants and a tew overcoat* ai prices to suit the buyer,. ,;•.< • XT I aai (teti-rmined to make a cleap sweep iu every department. .Now, ever, is tire tune tt> g6t decided bargains. if ,T. L. MIMNAUGH. !*. S.-'-TlvCSe prices are only for spot CASH. THE EVENING &TAH. 1 CAPITAL PRIES. 1 do <10 .. 1 Ao , do .. 8 PRIZES ol $6ooo.. t do 8000. 1o 10 do, dip loto. 505- loff (* 200. soo loo. 500 do 60. looo do 25.. THE STAR IS STILL StflA r IJiV WITH A FIXE ASSORTMFAf't OF WINES,- BRANDIES, LlQtJORS AN® fclGARS; OF THE CHOICES^ BR ANDS. FRESk OYSTERS AXD FISH EVERT HAYi MEALS HAD AT ALL HOUR& awitaE- Respectful]^,* J. GttOESCHEL. A s eni - you sir. ing to reply, “Not a Jtotf Y9fiE WEEKLY IIEKALD. one Hollar a Fear: T HE circulation of this popular newspa per is constantly increasing. It con tains all the leading news of the Daily Ihrdffi, and is anauged in handy depart ments. The Foreign-News embraces special dispatches f.tmn at! quar ters of the globe. Under the head of American News . _ '4 are given the Telegraphic Dispatches of, the week,from all parts of the Unkm. Tills' feature nlnu* makes The IV rekly Herald rtre hfOSt' vaflitahle chronicle in the world, as it is.Ttie eheanest. Every week tegiVfch a faithful toporvof Political Nefes" embracing complete and comprehensive dispatches from Washington, including fuli reports of tlie speeches of eminent politi cians on the questions of the hour. The Farm Dcpartmftift WALKER’S SPECIFIC. GREAT BARGAINS! ing—save toward ‘ other stars also moving. Terrific as the movements of a hundred million suns may be, the mere idea of the Infinite in which they swim renders that motion by compari son le«» tton- nothing I - Relatively', libwever, wc know wli'at tremendous energies are being ex pended in space; the heavens are mon strous with thrilling life ns the micro- scopist’s drop of water. What is tho' imppleoof that awftil-actffoitv? Must we continue to speak of dumb laws of attraction and repulsion, of electricity, of “priniordiki Torce?” Why not call it Life? Why do suns rush to suns? Why do planets cling to theiritentral star and moons to mother planets? Why should there, bo 1 so strange a resemblance between'the movements of infusoria and the movements of the stars? Buns are probably seeking food, seeking Onion, seeking to propa gate their species like rotifem and protozoa;- comets are prtfeaps the swarmspores cf worlds; lutbulsc may be-astral spenn cells. Primitive man in worshipping tho lights of heaven «s intelligent beings, perhaps came nearer the truth than the hierarchs who founded the faiths that • still live. Yet, -as in a drop of water the innumerable organism* i which people it are ail developed by one and the same natural chemistry, so the countless spheres of heaven live with one univsrwl ' life, though each suttownTt distinctive life of its own. All tlie stars are to that universal life only what the protoplasmic cells are to | the life-blood of man. What is that] .srivfu! universal life? * We know not; we can nevor Mow—any more than! the ammalcule in Ehreuberg’s micro scope? could know Khrenborg. For unknown thousands -of years men ! liavo wept and wondered and pra.N ed in vain to-know the Impossible; pud peritape the Brahmans of India, the writers of the Vedanta, h ive spoken rjnst wisely of all. when they declared the creative power Nameless and in comprehensible — Sefiristani, — Im- j partite,—Beyond the range of speech and thought,--Invisible, Intangible, i Unrelated, Colorless, Endless, All-per-1 vadi tig, Undecayitigy—Substrato of all, i —AKHILADHARA—whose thoughts i are Forms,—whose dreams are worlds. 1 Cot Rirt'of -Tooths ' He suffered more than twenty years:— Neuralgia pains—face, jaws and ears, He might have suffered twenty more, ■ Had he not purchased at the store Something which eased his frightful pain Ami quickly made him well again. That something's made by-JPisfcUY Davis, Ffomliorrfd aches and pains to save us. Pain Killer, as the public know, Was started forty years ago. Thousands on thousands bless the hour When first they knew its healing power. of the WebM/v Herald gives the latest as wril as the most practical suggestions njul discoveries relating to the duties of the faritthr, jiints for raising cattle, poultry, gntfeS, trees, vegetables, etc., etc., with suggestions for keeping buildings and farming utensils in repair. This is supple mented by a well-edited department, wide- copied, under tlie head of A'Rare'Opportunity. • On February 6, 1883,1 sold out my inter est in tins firm of MimnaugnBros., Chester, S. Oo fa FT P. Mimnangh, htsdoR-the Aanih datemy interest in tlie firm of Mimnaugh & Ganson, Lancaster, S. C., to Wm. Gan- son. The buyer in each place assuimfr 'all liabilities and will collect all indebtedness. At this point, I will sell my stock in bulk tow cash buyer. Tkfe business is-well es tablished and pays handsomely, as an in vestigation will convince any person. Un til further notice my stock will be sold at a stHI greater reduction. AU parties indebted io* the'Irt this county will please come forward and settle their accounts nt once and save costs. VC-ij’ respectfully, . J. L. MIMNAUGH, Home, gWlng recipes for practical dishcs. lunhs for making clothing and for keeping up witli tlie latest fashions at the lowest price. Every item of cooking or economy sug gested iu this department is'practically tested by experts before publication. Let ters from our Paris and Luo'kin ^respon dents on the very latest fashions. The Home Department of the Weekly Herald will save the housewife more than one hun dred times tlie price of the paper. The in terests of Skilled Lah«fe ; are looked after, and everything relating to mechanics and labor-saving is carefully recorded. There is a page devoted - to all tiielatest phases of the hdspicss markets, crops, merchandise, etc., etc. A valuable I feature is found in tlie specially reported prices and cohditlbns’Vf* ,. The Produce Market. Sporting News, at home and abroad, to- ) ether with a Story every week, a Semen V'S ifirairi&tl THIS TRULY WONDERFUL REMEDY HAS NEVER FAILED TO CURE CONS UMPT ton: Its speedy action upon all Bronchial and Pulmonic Affections is beyond belief to those who have nevor tried it or seen it used. It speedily allays Bronchial and anomic Fevers. It is a woBlierfrtt EXPECTORANT AND HEALER. It keepf the digestive and urinary or gans in u natural and healthy condition— it PURIFIES TEE BLOOD, Instantly relieves night, sweats, goneness of appetite and general debility. It has been known only four years and > Mas NEVER FAltEDxo PERFECT A CURE. Any one afflicted with what is generally considered death’s avanl courier, consump tion, can be cured tor $2.-50, £5.00 or $10.00 according to the stage whteh ihe disease hms reached. No patient has yftt taken StO worth beforeacure wosaffeeted. The isPECIFK! is recommended only for pulmonary affections, and those desiring to use it can dp-so by sending their orders to the propric'tors'of this paper or direct to me, stilting that you saw'thm advertise ment in the Wiunsboro Mews and iisnAJLD Walksr’s RB£tI.tiATfi€ KK3SEBY » % Cures Rheumatism, either acute or chron- ie, iu from eight to ten days. Price by Express, $5 per Bottle DR. J. W. WALKER, FRANKLINTON, N. C. June 13 • MY WINTER STOCK MV ST BE SOLD, AND WILL BE OFFERED FOR T SIXTY BAYS jAt prices unheard of in Winnsbofo.' CLOAKS AND DGLMAbtS AT LESS’l'FTAN COST/ Come and see how LOW I am offering goods, and you ■will be sure to invest some of your spare change. Respectfully/ J. GROESCIIEL, Agend Thf. following is an extract flyrtn ifoe testimony of Iterdell in the Star Route trials at Washington: Witness next saw Mr. Dorsey on the £'inday morning following at Dorsey’s home in this city. Dorsey telegraphed wit*' ii as from New York to uieet him there. Dorsey came to the door, shook the witness by the hand and said: “Come down stairs.” They walked down to the office together, ■nnd Dorsey immed lately brought up the conversation they had had iu New York,' nnd asked witness if he intended fa ruin _ „ ,, , , , *.i— , ji, .. . , \ —Beliahie help for the weak, nervous, Jihr. Wit, ess repliwl tliat lie did not u teiwl debilitated dy*i epttc sufferor found in to.ruin him but to help him out of wliat he | Brown’s Iron Bitten I ACHING NERVES CAtlSE j PERRY DAVIS'S PAIN KILLER BRINGS" RELIEF! NEUFALGIA SCIATICA TOOTHACHE EARACHE And the whole noxious family of nerve diseases ate cored by '■ ,T1 ainMer SURE! getlier with a story < by-some .eminent divine, Literary, Musical, Personal and fSea Notes. There is ttopajfer in the. world which contains so 1 much news matter every week as tlie Wkkkly IIpKALD, which is sent, postage free, for One Dollar. You can subscribe at nnyXifafe. THE" NEW Y 0 a K-'HERALD, IN A WEEKLY KOItM, ONE DOLLAR * A YEAR. Address, NEW YORK HERALD, Broadway and Ann St., New York. -TSLADS— NORMAN CORDIAL. N 0 T10 E, W' r E will dli'rihg the present week move mtr stock of ghoiTs t W present .nnr.'d, into tlie rjurA now occupied by Mr. Wolfe, keep a FlltST-CLSaBstock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.’ one door south of our ^ We will continue to NOTIONS.’ F12RITILIZEKK! HIGHEST GRADES! SATISFACTORY PRICES I I lieg leave fa announce that I am pre pared to furnish, ujsjh the most liberal terms, NAVASSA GUANO, ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE, I (HERMAN KAINIT. • FLOATS, FLOATS. ij*pfy will be kept always on I respectfully ask a sliare of A fall su hand, arid patronofee. SATISFACTION ASSURED. ROOTS AND SHOES, x HATS, ETC./ And will continue to sell them fd the lowest possible prices. We are now offering" GKELIEiLO? In order to reduce stock! COME AND HEAB OUK PBICES. ANNOUNCEMENT I! IN addition to the above, we will add, after removal, a full and complete stock of CS-I^OCIEIR, TY&& Of all kinds—Staple and Fancy. We cannot enumerate, but you may he •»re of getting anything you want, and may also he sure of getting it at the LOWEST ittiKJK. We return thanks to our friends and the public for the patronage we have received,' and solicit a continuance. If you. wish a happy and prosperous Nefe Year, you earl ; find no more certain way of having it than by spending your money with us. GOME ANTY SPtt. CALD WELL $ LA UDERDALE. IT STANDS AT THE HEAD. J. Feb 3-fxlm M. STEWART. It is a pactI we will bell you a _ Wagon or Buggy for less than anyone iff town. ULYSSEtJ. DfiSPORlES. —MARK— * C ltta£»‘pt*Bfo totho olfen*lv. to «hc ta*t«. dy for tho cur* of irden of the atom- adult*. t btmg ALL RESPECTABLE DRUGGISTS KEEP “PAIN KILLER.” [promptly r»-lWng'Pr»ntery. tSarrhoea, ChoL ora Korbut, Chol.ru JUtuntum, —I ■ NOTICE! j griping Paln*^ ttetulency. ; Acidity of th« Stomaco, Heartburn, Sick and Kenroua Headache and Byepepela. May be need In all derange menu of ■ tbeStomach and Bowel* trom relaxation ot tho luteeUaH or a change of food or water. 3$roxi.2CJLxr'S * NEUTRALIZINQ CORDIAL T* as eTcasant and harmless as Bbtclu Vfi rt**«- Does not contain Opium lot Constipate. Specially recom mended for BomIojumm and TeetIUn* Children. * dj Price »5C.and fi.oo per bottle. Bold by alt Dngoi.t. aarf DedOere in MedMne. EXCELSIOR GEZXIOAL Oft Sole Proprietor*, WalhaUa, S. C. U.S.A. ri’IIE suhserilier intending to make a I 1 change, in his present business will | se'l from this out, until disposed' of, the f c t re sbx-k of groceries at cost, for rush on j delivery 7 , viz: Saga is of all Grades. Coffees, Green and Parched. Flours of all Grades. Mackerel in kits, quartet and half twrrala. Bacon and Lard. Green, Black nnd Gunpowder Teas. Canned Goods and Spice?.' New Orleans MolassT'S sfnd Syrupa. Ricq. Meal and Grist. Onion Sets and GardeSrjSeoda. Irish Potatoes, Onions Peas and Beans. Our stock of GrtH-eries is complete. Now is the time for housekeepers to come and j lay iu their supplies at Low Figures. > THE LIGHT-RUNNING “DOMESTIC.” Tliat it is the acknowledged Leader in the Trade is a fact that cannot be dis- outed. MANY IMITATE IT-NONJE KQUAL IT! The Largest AnatoL ... Thfi LlghtestRiinhtng, The most Beautiful Woodwork. AND IT IS WARRANTED . To lie made of tlie best material ' To do. any and ail kinds of work. To he complete in every respect. For Sale by v J. M. BEATY & CO., r .i..; Winnslmro, S, C. Agents wanted m unoccupied territo ry. Address DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO., Richmond, Virginia. English Saddles foh $5, ffi, $7 and fit. Kentucky Spring Snt Saddles foi 516. ULYSSE G. DiSSrOliTES. 0. BART & GO., S S WOfjFE Se-'ledstolik oF 0rtCr8 ofFoi ‘ eign - Fl ‘ Ult in tho South,’ offer for sale a Monarch Guano.—We now hove oir hand one hundred tons of Monarch Guano *nd tweirty-five tons of Acid Phosphate. All partifek wishing to use the beet Guano in the market will do well to leave their orders at the office of It. d. McGarley L Co. * well APPLES. RAioINS, ORANGES, BANANAS, COCOANTTTS. LEMONS NTTR- DRIED FIGS, POTATOES, CABBAGES, ONIONS, PEANUT* atid everything else that a first-class Wholesale Fruit House should have* COUNTRY ORDERS FILLED WITH DISFAWIf 3 - OWlT-txMtt'