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The TTnMMw*) Deed ef • Hejppe Motker la
itertuttow Couatr-Ske ConfhMee
Crime.
[From the Clarendon Enterprise.]
One of the darkest and most cold*
blooded murders that has ever stained
the annals of Clarendon rounty has
just come to light, About three or
Tttk anniverrarv ccWbration of foiir mont h« child of a negro
... j * ,, woman suddenly disappeared, and the
V ashingtou s birthdaj in several of mc) y, cr ^ aV e several and conflicting
our larger c : *'?s shows that the memory! accounts of its disappearance. Sus-
of the soldicr-slstesman still ft^sh in picion was finally aroused and last
tlie mind of Young America. Apropos \ week she was committed to jail to
of this the New 1 ork Heirttd asks if|
the fame of this illustrious man is to
continue uneclipscd, and 'writes an
affirmative answer.
It is said that the Duke of Argyle is
about to write a book in
She had, however, so
well concealed her crime that no post*
live proof could be obtained^ and if
she had only had sense enough to have
kept her tongue silent, it is not likely
mu’
that she would ever have been tried for
Firk at Gkojujrtown.—A scions
. , fire occurred at ('corgctov . on Thurs-
I P chmond aMiiplains of an unnsn- ,j R y afternoon which threutened f o
'?***'? S ho > northern part of the town with do-1
late the streets and invade business 8tracHoat l u ^i^.^ted in cotton o i
offices niul roMdcnces. the landing of the stea.uer Merchant.
—The PciM'syh’ania Legislature is The warehouses, office and wharf of
asked by a committee of physicians to the A«coamioda'ion Line, the ice
pass a iaw appointing a board for the house, saloon and fixtures of T. W.
distribution and delivejy of dead bodies Dickinson, the store and warehouse of
to the medical colleges. j 1\ E. Brae ,veil and many oilier build*
—Mahone is reported as threatening ings were totallv destioycd. A heavy
that unless lie shall gel a prominent southwest wind blowing at the lime
pJaoe on the .Senate Finance (Joinnlit- g»ve an impetus to the flames which
tee, “Me and Riddleberger will raise the efforts of the firemen werepmver-
holl with Pepublituiu carculatious w hen to control. With great eitort the
tlie new Senate m organizuL” fire was subdued and esntined to the
-Senator-elect Cohjuitt, of Georgia, a i ca * ' Vl,s
lectured in Cleveland, Ohio, last Sat- ojwwed and „ !} 8 nut on the sieamer
unlav evening, aiid was inti<od.uoed to ^tofi/er for repairs in Charleston, and
the audience bv ex-Presi.lent Hayes. I * h ® depended
her life. She however gave sufficient i“ Which reminds us,”eays the Mobile 'I'he wihleat exdtoineiit prevailed
..pCnVoiTA.rl indications to justifv theTielief that foui j Reyixter, “tlmt a party named Hawes * rao,i S * h e citieeiw in the track ot the
leauuiioi) Oil l wua
. „ • , i pl»y ^ ia d been used and so she
Henry George’s late works on political arrested. She then confessed to the
economy, “Progress and Poverty.”
We would advise his Grace to prepare
himself, lest his effort prove painful to
ids friends. For whatever may be
said of the remedy which Mr. George
suggests for the existing evils which he
so forcibly points out, his book is upon
the whole a profoundly thoughtful
presentation of a problem which society
in the future must grapple with.
At a general meeting of the school
t rustees of Laurens county a few days
ago, it was determined that the uni
form salary of teachers tlmmgluuit the
county should be twenty-five, twenty,
and sixteen dollars, tor first, second
nml third grade teachers respectively.
When wc take into account that ten
dollars of this must,go for board, it
■will appear very clear to any one
recognizing a difference between ■skill
ed ami unskilled labor, that our Lau
rens friends have a delusive notion of
sheriff that she h$d committed the
deed, and agreed to go with him and
was.
W as was once President of the United of wktfm were amrehed bo-
tStates.” I fore fixing from their burning bnild-
rr./ . , . . ' ings. The United States steamer A’v.-
1 he saxiogs banks of New lork flavor did good service i pon tie
are embarrassed by tlie restiTctious as
The Merchant
•of the universal success of
Brown’s Iron Bitters is sim
ply this: It is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what is claimed for
it—no more and no less.
UNSETTLED!
GOODS AND POTIONS STILL LOWER. tJSTEV to
THE MUSIC OF OUli FRICKS THIS MORMJSG
800ft yards of Carolina plaids nt 74 cents, by the piece or yard.
SjO.K) yards Piedmont | shirting at o cents.
1000 yards Piedmont l shirting at C cents.
1000 yards Piedmont 4-4 shirliug at 7 cents.
1000 vards Piedmont Drillings at cents.
8000 yards good calico at 44 cents. t ,
Mv entire stock of standard calicos in solids and fancies, Smipsot: s points
go i
show him where the child was. Tues- | to the iivvestments'they may make—so
day* deputy and two or three others vast have their deposits become. Some
were conducted by her to Court Home! of them have been compelled to dis-
■ loreu pump,
steamer Fear-
and the
/cm were lying nt the wharf at the
crock, about five miles from Manning, 1 courage further deposits, so difficult ihceffo ri sof Cu i u i!i 1!^ C^'w'lni e of "the
side. Tiiev found the
... . "i 1 *? 0 , 81 1 —The (Jhinauien of San Francisco' about $70,tKX).
concealed in a low marshy mnd hole are buying property iu tlie suburbs and
near the creek. 1 he top of its head moving thither, because the owners of
was all that was visible, and the mud 1
was an mat was visioie, aim me nuni I property occupied by them in the citv
had been pulled aside bv her hands w j|| m) | mR i{ e repairs, although dcriv-
sufficiently to conceal the child, after; i n g a large reveime from the rentaJs.
which she had thrown some trash and «piT_ i-.. :.? o:_
Knkw His Pkuioukk.—CliristiaH
Bonn and Peter Bonn, who run a small
candy store on Austin avenue, had a
row not long since,which resulted in the
a few rails on it. The bodv was taken
ccononiv.
THE TRENCH KEVUUUC.
It seems that the crisis in France has
not yet passed. After repeated fail
ures by other statesmen to organize a
ministry, President GrAvy lias called
upon M. Jules Ferry to undertake the
arduous task. M. Ferry figured hiyh
in politics before and during the
Frunco-Prussian war, and since that
time has been an enthusiastic licpubli-
can and an able follower of M. Gam-
betta. Ilia fidelity to the principles of
tlie Republic is unquestionable, and
his ability as a statesman second to
that of no living Frenchman. Presi
dent Gr6vy has probably, therefore,
acted wisely in tlie selection of a
Prime Minister. The .friends of re
publicanism throughout the world will
watch with unfeigned interest the
progress of events 4u that unhappy
country struggling to the goal of liber
ty under the accumulated burdens of
ages of inisgovermneut. To the
philosophical student of the phenomena
of human government, the question
whether the Republic will survive or
■ iii tha d/mnfu*
up and brought to Manning, w’here it
was laid out on some straw in the
street in front of the court-house, a
ghastly sight, for the public to gaze at,
and it remained there until late in tlie
afternoon, when it was taken away
and buried. A jury of inquest was
organized and gave its verdict. Ex
amination showed that its skull had
been fractured at the back of the head.
When found the child was buried face
down, and it may have been that the
fracture was causedby the rails thrown
upon it. If she had not carried tlie
sheriff’s posse to the spot it is not like
ly the child would ever have been
■found..
The woman bas told several different
stones about the matter; so the re
porter of the Enterprise, by tlie kind
ness of the sherin, was allowed to
interview her. He found her in the
jail room, standing, and licr manner
considerably unsettled. She is about
medium height, rathor dark colored,
and with the usual negro peculiarities.
Upon being addressed she gave a ready
assent to an interview, and in a some
what broken manner told her story.
Her name is Corucfia Days, and she
is ab'Tut nineteen years old.
The Chinese Six Companies are aiding former making the affidavit against the
the movement. I latter for usinv insulting and abusive
Some Maine officers attempted to
seize a carload of beer in Portland the
ing
language. When the trial came off, it
was proven that Christian had called
other dav, but a locomotive came along Peter a tabsidod mule.
ied both beer and officers to-‘ “What exonse,” asked the Recorder,
ami carried
gethcr to- Portsmouth, N. H., fifty
miles away, wliere it is not unlnwftil
to hold 'ben* for sale. It is not related
how the officers got back to Portland.
—Hannibal Hamlin addressed the
students ofCtflbv University,in Water- „- r ^ „ , , „ . „ ...
ville. Me., on’the -Jir^wta.iee of of family rtek,” rcspmidedP^r alu-
p.»i.t!ce F.Tir>, n .u,w WBb;..* n At lv. ~bea»**e he IS my linll-l retl or.
>V e have the same coumiou tather. —
“have you for calling Peter a uhiIc?”
“I have a right to ■call bmi a mule,”
replied Peter.
“What right have you to Apply such
a name to him?'’
“I have a right to do so on account
Texas iriftinfls.
Practice iu Extouijpore Speaking.” At
the conclusion of the address he pre
sented to the college an oil -pamtiHg, a
copy of tlie portrait ot Christopher , ,,
iColumbus in the Naval Museum at Mar on Raii.roai»s. riierc should
Madrid,•believed to be tlie most authen- ,)e ""necessary war made
tic likeness of the great discoverer, on railroad c< rporutiomx, bociiti•e they
The portrait will be placed in the ,u ' e " ot "> ll . v a « ,ei " i; "t of modern
library for the present. ! civilization, hut because ns private
-Judge James Dawkins died At Ws! j 1 , is
home iu Gaincsvilla, Florida, Momdav, 1 .. I. . 1 ‘ ,, * .
the 12th inst. He had an n.tack of ^ ^ , ’ J
aifed Xy iie f 'I ft e S ^° n f w Kraw^eS ^llrou
;S- is o, t S2& i r -« ^rrr r .rr. rt ! r
,, • j .. M the St rte inter teres wOu the r d sc n n-
able.mother iu her uav and tune. Mrs
By thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every part of the
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
it builds up and restores lost
health—in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
jy Dearborn Are., Chicago, Nor. 7.'
1 have been a great sufferer from
* very weak stomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia in iu worst form. Nearly
everything I ato gave me distress,
and 1 could eat out little. I have
tried everything recommended, have
taken the prescriptions of a dozen
physicians, but got no relief until I
took r
Brown’s Iron Bitters. I feci
none of the old troubles, and am a
new roan. I am getting much
stronger, and feel first-rate. I am
a railroad engineer, and now make
my trips regularly. 1 can not say
too much in praise of your wonder
ful medicine. D. C. Mack.
AJJ of
included, at <'d cents.
bftO yards plaid Divss Goods reduced from 2o edits to 18 cents.
juiv 20 cents Dress Goods reduced to 14 cents.
18 dozen unlttundricd shirts at 49 cents, reduced from 7.1 cents. My 10
■cents bed ticking reduced to 7 cents. Atnoskeag A. G. A. ticking reduced to
18 cents. 2200 blenched shirting at7, 8 and 9 cents. Lonpdalo 4 4 blenched
shirting at 10 cents. 800 vards white piqu6 al Oj cents, reduced from 10 cents.
1000 dozen calico Dress Buttons at 4 cents. 200 pair Brogans, ploughs, elastic
gaiters, size (J. 7, 8 and 9, at #1.00, worth at least fifty per cent more.,
I have a few business suits and some odds and ends in pants and a few
overcoats at prices to suit the buyer.
I am determined to make a clean sweep in every department. Now* it
ever, is the time to get decided bargains.
J. L. MIMNAUGH.
f*. S.—These prices are only for spot CASH.
THE EVENING STAH.
Gen. Rogers, of Union countv, is tliCi • „ .
only svrvM ing memter of the family,
inations bv creating railroad coimnis-
Brown’s Iron Bitters
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol, and will not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
It will cure dyspepsia, indi
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lessness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c.
Use only Brown's Iron BittAs made by
Brown Chemical Co., Hal •■more. Crossed
xvd. lines and trade-mark on wrapper.
Her chiW | and sheas advanced in years ami quite
was born in March, 1881, and was infirm.—Carolina Spartan.
killed, as she expressed it, in “cotton
picking time,” last fall. She com
plained most bitterly of her people,
who hated her and had maltreated her
in many different ways. Her grand
father who died some time ago was
her only friend, and had many times
kept them from beating her. ‘She said
they did not .love her or her child and
Last Awxab.—Losing to your own
interest is one of the Hist laws of nature
Therefore having granted liberal indti 1 -
gence to nty customers, they imist not coin-
plain if they find, after the 10th of Februa
ry, their accounts in other hands for iminr-
(finte- collection with cost added. In tlie
—Abraham Lincoln was really a
modest ami self-distrusting person, as
many things show. The latest pub
lished fact in proof of it i& the state
ment that he wrote a letter nt 1859 to . futurc piiyim , nt will poBitivCy be requited .
&ie attend T. J. 1 ickctt, of Rock ( tine, regardless of prices
Island, Illinois, in winch lie said: “As being too low to sell cotton, or ration 14Rs!
| to tk; other matter you kindly* men-' ami bank debts t > pay first. it witi tie 1
, Ition, I must, in candor, say I tto not j to twkiest t»come and settle at once,
would not let her have any peace, and think mvhelf f, t f 01 . q| ie Preeiderrcv.” "rdertimt 1 may do likewis e /AJi w
that they would drive h«* from their , Thc leMtl . is llow * m t | ic possessiou of, l(Ul a M t,,L L bmPS<)N '
home, iior aunt shusband, she claimed, a gentleman at Lineokiv, Nebraska.
was a witch or some such devilish D .. „ „ * ,
—Macon. Ga., Tetegraphr. “Wlicn
free trade Senators move to put up the <
WALKEli’S
ISFE C 1 F I C.
THE STAK
IS STILL SHINING WITH A FINE ASSORTMENT
• OF
WINES, BRANDIES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
OF THIS CHOICEST BRANDS.
FRESH OYSTERS AND FISH EVERY DAY.
MEALS HAD AT ALL HOURS.
Respectfully,
J. GROESClIEL,
Agent.
GrEEAT B AEG AIN S !
Dentist.
person, and had said she would go to
the gallows yet. Iter aunt had at one
time
mows yet. ir*r aunt had at one v.,
taken her clothes from her and ce !' ,ani , V' t ' des : ,, , , wh ' ch tl ’ cu ‘|
lion, Are the French people capable of
self-government? If so, the Republic
will live in spite of the manifestoes,
intrigues and coups d'etat of princes.
If not, it lies not in statesmanship to
save it. Certain it is that whatever
form of government be established, it
will be that which fe meet in harmony
with the character of the people.
given them to her daughter. Many
such complaints she put up, stating
that iite was unendurable, and that she
- -.l-II^U-O *liur tlia tli/lii'l binwi/
what She was <toing. .She stated that
POLITICAL PARTIES.
Foreigners of note visiting this coun
try not unfrequently return home and
publish, among oilier things, that there
is no real and permanent. tfilTcreiwc be
tween political parties lierc, aAtt, so far
as we have been able to discover, tiiere
is much truth in this. Aside troni
those Slates in which, au element of
j)iireconstructed Ignorance-ooinplicatcs
the question, let any one, endeavor but
for a moment) to mark off by metes,
and bounds Democracy and Republi
canism,. and: it will at once become
evident that the distinction is nominal.
It is claimed by some Democrats that
the party is distinctively one of free
trade, while others, having as much
right to speak, declare that the party
is not unfriendly to protection proper
ly so-called. Moreover, hi thc Repub
lican camp we find thc same difference,
of opinion on this question, and so. af
all other proininentiissues. There ife
but little left whan wo have noticed
what is in a>considerable degree com
mon to both. Bnt.afttr all,, this does-
not prove oithenWiat the one- party is
useless or tlie other by itself sufficient.
Political events are constantly evidenc
ing that the people do not consider
themselves unaltorrfbiy wedded to.
either, and the problem which they
offer, whether or mt it be' consciously
formulated in terms, is “The bost gov-
ernment for thc least- money.” The
“Party of Ideas’* has not given, •.sat
isfactory solution of this if the lost
elections can be said to have any
significance, and unless large blunders
bo made by those cHrrjdng .tlte- re
sponsibility of leadership,, wo think
at least one more Democratic adminis
tration is assured. Rut it will be welL
at every step to remember that the
questions uppermost in the popular
mind are Free Trade and Civil Service-
Reform, and these can be compromised
but sparingly.
she left home on the fatal day with the
deliberate purpose to drown her bnhv,
and that she stood on the bank of the
stream and threw her sleeping babe
into the water, and that a* ii«&nk she
exclaimed, “My God, what lieve I
done I” She said that there was some
tktality that enured her to kill the
child, ami that she is not to blame for
it, but her people who drove Imr to
desperation is the eansc of the crime.
The girl has never been married,
and that probably was the real cause
of her killing the child, and what
makes the matter worse, she is a!
second time in an interesting condi-' Foreign
tiou. It may be that the girl is crnzv,
but there are few who* believe this to-
he the case. Thc general verdict is
that it is a cold-blooded murder. Her
case will not be tried at this torm on
account of her condition.
erX-TRSABCKER POIAS’S FRIENDS.
They Propose to Pay the Amount of the
Defaulter’s Deficit—How Xhej Jfsoyose to
Pay Him Out ot Prison.
Tlie counsellor M. T. Polk, -the de
faulting State Treasurer, presented to
the Legislature, on the 21st inst., a
docmuuut worded as followsr. “The
undersigned are requested by «ome
friends of Col. M. T. Polk to make the
Legislature, through your honorable
committee, the following proposition
constituents are interestod, and protec
tion Senators favor putting on the free I
list articles iu which their constituents
are not interested, it will not be sm-
pnsmg mat sincere, nmirer-or-ra; c
people look a{, tlie whole business as a
regular catclrgamc for mere political!
advantage—with painful evidences of
uncertainty as to the direction in which
the advantage lies.”
—Tlie will of thc late 'William E.
Dodge disposes of an estate valued at
five million dollars. He had for many |
years a fund from which lie educated
young men for the ministry, and this
fund is continned’, fattyOOO being set
apart for that purpose. The Arneri.
can Board o^Coiimussioneas for Foreign
Missions receives an additional gift of
$50,000. The Presbyterian. Board of
Missions -receives $60,000.
The Syrian Protestant College.wt Bey-!
scut, of which he laid the corner stone
in 1871, has a prominent place, 'lie
American Tract Society is a legatee,
and so arc the Metropolitan Museum
of Art and the Museum of Natural
History in Centra! Pauh.. The Chris
tian Home for Intemperate Men was j
recently given $1,000, and -is not men
tioned in the will. The rest ot the
bequests relate to Southern institu
tions. The University at Atlanta,
Ga., Lincoln Uiiivcwity,. and Hampton
mid Carlisle Institutes receive consid
erable sums. The whole amount given
to benevolent objects is about
000, in sums ranging from- $2,000 to
! * ■ - ■*.
DIPHTHERIA
> t
ms
SO CHASCE
WHEM TREATED WITH
Perry Davis's Pain Kiffer
This wonderful remedy has saved the
lives of many, many children
who were almost dead with
DIPHTHERIA.
R. Henry Wilson, Lawrence. Mane., days':
"The durtteons pronounced my case Diph
theria, and decided that no remedies could
reach It Perry Saria'a Bain Killer saved my
lite.”
Lihoous Leach,
painters’coUcarr
nverety. Bain K
Nashua, N. H., says; “Itod
and dlphtheretic sore throat very
~ Killer drove both away.”
DRUGGISTS ALL KEEP IT.
THIS TRULY TVONOF.RrUL
REMFOY If AS N F. YE It
FA I l.i'lt TO CUIIE
CONS U MPT I OX.
ltd sqieed.v notion upon al! Bunchial md
Pulmonic .'.fh-ctions is bevoud belief
to those who hitv-c neV“r tried it
or s -on it used.
It speedily iilinvs Bronchiift and
monie F'-ver i. It is a won Itrfnl
EXl’KtTOllANT A>'I) HEALER.
It k»‘fq» the digestive and urinary or
: gjvns iu a natarui uud healthy condition -
! it
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
Instantly relieves night syeats, goneness
i of appetite and general debility. It bus
i been known only four years and
1 HAS NEVER FAILED to PERFECT
A CURE, v
Any one afflicted with what is generally
j considered death's uu'tnf cinoier. cousunip
ition, cun bo cured for $2 50, $5810 o*
i $10 00 according to the stage which the
' disease has reached. No patient 1ms yet
taken SlO'worth before a cure was affected.
The SPFA'IFIo’ is i-ewm-* ended only for
pulmonary uffections, and those desiring
to use it can do so by sending their orders
to the proprietors of this paper or diiect
to me, stating that yon- saw this advertise
ment in the UJnnsboro News and Heuald
W1T1IKVI1.I.K
Walker’s
RIZEFMAT2C a53i:3IE»Y
, Cures Rheamntiiuu. either accie nr chron
ic, iu from eight to ten days.
Price by Express, $5 per Bottle
DR. J. W. WALKER,
FRANKLINTON, N. C.
Tnfkctiods Consumption.—Dr. Al
exander McAldowie lias considered tlie
T
HE second-form of this institution will
fora settiement ill full of tlie-Aneged if.KA nac/viaowienascoiisiuoi-eu uus commoiKfe on t l ie nfo day of UV.iruary, at
deficit of Colonel Polk,to tlie State: ! much (lc ^ !,te( ^ q"e s ti<>" whetboi pm-, jj, ti i-e-organizution of classes'Wtll
“They will pay within ten days after i . co " Run, P tion >- an ,n . fe ? t,OH8 J!:.
y
its acceptance by the State $100,000 in
.the currency of the Bank of Tennos-
'see and $76,000 in the bonds of Tennes
see, upon which auc- 'accumulated
coupons to the amount of $88,700, hut
which will not be taken into account
os a nartof the credit, if accepted; and
within ninety days mono to pay $76,-
000*«dditi«Dal in* the currency of the
Bank of Tennessee. The balance of
the said alleged deficit to be paid bv
tlie note of Colonel Polk,, due in one
vaawfrom date, which sbaihhe secured
by a-mertgage or such other mode of
indemnity thereon as the -State may
desire upon tlie interest of Colonel
Polk in Mexican mining: -property,,
which interest is one-tHird, and ‘Is-
coupled with the obligation of his co-
owners that he shall be paid out of the
first receipts ot said property. Thc
sum of $46,000 of said interest shall
disease in the light of his own infirma
ry and private practice. He is ot the
opinion that it is infectious,, although,
it is not so frequently conimmiicated
by infection as-it would be were*, lungs
less well protected' thair .they are
against tlie acaass-of germs. He men
tions four cases where tlie wife, pr
viously healthy and with ne* ‘family
take place. Thorough instruction in all
departments. Tuition and board as low as
June 13
MY WINTER STOCK
MUST BE SOLI), AND BULL BE OFFERED FOR
THE HIT SIXTY MYS
At prices unheard of in.Winnsboro.
CLOAKS AND DOLMANS AT LESS THAN COST,
Come and see how LOW I am offering goods, and you
will he sure to invest some of your spare ehange.
Respectfully,
3. GltOESeilEL, Agcm.
N 0 TIC E.
will drriflg the pt'esont'week move our stock of goods dm door south of our'
Vv present statu!, into the room now occupied by Mr. Wolfe. We will continue to-
NOTIONS.
keep a FIRST-CLASS stock of
■DRY GOOI>.% ,
CLOTHING.
ROOTS AND SHOES,
And will continue to sell them at the lowest possible prices. iVe arc now offering
In order to reduce stock.
IIAt8, ETC.,
F*RttTlfl,2£ji-:a2S!
FERTILIZERS S
HIGHEST GRADES!
SATISFACTORY PRICES!
, , . ^ . „ , , I beg leave to announce that I am pre-
can be obtained in any firat-class institution pared to furnish, ui«m tiie most liberal
of Urn‘kind. For farther information, ad-
diess-
MRS. MART H. MEANS,
Principal, Wyi heville, Va.
Mrs. Means l>y permissibn, to e»--
history of tubercular disease, bccau/e OovernWllagood and Prof R. M. Davis,
affbeted 1 whiki attending to her phthisi- j ^ olum ,ia ’ t,en '^ ohn ® ralten 31111 ^° • ^*
cal husband, and two cases in- which ' R- Rion, Wlnnsboro.
terms,
NAVASSA GUANO,
ATLANTIC I’llOSPIT ATE,
GERMAN RAIN IT,
FLOATS, FLOATS.
neutnouic
corn-
persons suffering from piiett
form of the disease appeared to
muuieate tlie tubercular form to
healthy persons. Phthisis is not often
coimmintcated in this manner by ordi
nary intercourse, because tbe gern.s
are silled out in the air-passnges by
the vibrating action of the ciltia situ
ated there and removed by expectora
tion. The germs floating in the air.
A fuff sm
hand, and J
patronage.
COME AND HEAR OUR PRICES.
ANNOUNCEMENT 1!
IN addrtton to the above, we will add, alter removal, a full and .complete stock of
Of all kinds—Staple and Fancy. Wc cannot, enmrierate, hut vou may be sore of
' y also be sutc of getting it at the LOWEST PRICE.
getting anything you want, and may .
We return thanks to our friends and tlie public for the "patronage we have received,
and solicit a continuance. If you wish a happy and prosperous New Year, you can
find no more certain way of having it than by spending your money with us. OOME
AND SEE.
CALI) WELL <?• LAUDERDALE.
ply will be Kept always on
respccrtnlly ask a share of 1
IT STANDS AT THE HEAD.
—TRADE—
he taken in chanre at once l»v nn moreovw^aro com noiily dry, and > f
Z.I^'.M feeble infective power.. The. 1
Not Guilty.—Thc trial of J. L. M.
Trby, charged with the killing of Wm.
G. Gilgore in a difficulty occurring at
Laurens, December 2,1878,commenced': 'Vilbcfae.
•on Wednesday last at 10 a. m., and
was concluded about five o’clock on
Saturday evening, resulting iu a vet—
-diet of acquittal, tbe jury being absent
'less than half an hour, ‘a deep inter
est was manifested. Thc court was
—The best medicine of the age for quick
ly curing indigestion, nervouaueas, etc, is
^iiowu’s lion Bitters. *
designated* -by the State, and Colonel
Polk empowered), if necessary, to
operate thia property free of* expense
to the State), secure the proceeds, and
apply .the samoio-the discharge of any
balance dtie by said rate, which, Imw-*
ever, may at any time before-payment
ovberwise be paid in,-the currency of
the Bank of Tennessee.. We are satis
fied that the above proimsition is all
that his friends-cau do,. * ud that if
accepted it wilLbe earriediout prompt-
-ly and in good faittn?
Ex-Treasurer Bulk is stilVdn jail,
very ill, and hfophystoians fear that
if confiitedifor several weeks longer: he
luugs are
liable to infoction only when tlie in
haled germs escape the filtering action
of tbe bronchi and reach the nir-cells,
where they come in contact with a
surface highly favorabie for their ab
sorption. This happens only /tinder
exceptional conditions. The parts of
the alveoli most exposed to the attacks
of inhaled germs ore those near the
entrance, nt the points where the small
bronchicnl teiies lose tiicir oylindrical
character and become covered on all
side* withilhe ceH«;: and pathological
observation has proved that these are
frequent* stalling points in phthisis.
NORMAN’S
f |tOTRALlX| Nc
CORDIAL.
SATISFACTION ASSURED.
j. n. st fwa 1st.
Fell 3-fxlm •
It is a fact, we will sell you a
Wagon or Bugtry for less than .anyone m
town. ULYSSE G. DESPORTES.
-MARK-
It a acceptable to the Stomach without being
offensive to tho taste.
NOTICE!
Promptl^.relie.ing Dysentery. Diarrhoea, Cbot-
ora-Morbus, Cholera Infantum, —.
What I*"Diphtheria T
flux. Griping Pains, Flatulency,
" ’ Uty of the Stonuu-h,
Sick and Nervous
Nausea, Acidity
Heartburn, Si-
Headache amt ^Dyspepsia. Hay
be used in all derangements of
T HE subscriber intending to make a
chamrp in liis present inisiness will i
ttwStomaeh and Dowels from relaxation of the
Intmtlnaa or <
FtottT for a Eukcral.—Mr. Evarts,
H.» doubt, begins to see that wJiat lie
Kipr'
" NEUTRALIZING CORDIAL
I. as pleasant and harmless as Black
berry Wine. Does not contain Opium
and will not constipate. Specially recom
mended for SeMifikiieM and Teething
Children. *
’ilj Eme.w5p. And per bottle.
StSdby oX! Dr^cyi.ti and Dealer, in JUedlctM,
EZ0BL8I0S CHEJOGAL 00).
Sole Proprietors,
WalhaUa, 8. C. U.S.A.
se 1 front tins out, until disposed of, tlie
° t r ‘* stock of groceries at cost, for cash on
delivery, vtvr:
Sugars of nil (Trades.-
Coffees, (ireen and Parched.-
Flours of all Grades. -
Mackerel in kits, quarter ami half b»mis.
Bacon and Lard.
Green, Blaek and Gunpowder Tew*
Canned'Goods and Spices.- r
THE LIGHT-RUNNING
“DOMESTIC.”'
That it is the acknowledged Leader in
the Trade is a fact .that cannot be dis
puted.
MANY IMITATE IT—NONE EQUAL IT!'
I
The Largest Armed,
1‘l.e Lightest' Running,
The most Beautiful Woodwork.-
AND IT IS WAY.BANTED
To be made of the best.materiaL
To do any and all kinds of work.
To lie complete in every respect.
For Sale by
J'. M. BEATY & CO.,
. Winnsboro, S. C.
Agents wanted in unoccupied territo--
DOMESTiG SEWING MACHINE CO., <8?
Richmond, Virginia.
disease is as old as silt itself
tion of the tifroat. something like croup,
_ only worse, because It attacks the sufferer
eSSe'S
_ , ) termed a pestileut free trade agitation
The name is comparatively new but to. is , |ot a c< ; in p iracy between tlieVorW,
* V.. 8 a ’■ 0n _ Me GUHutone Sennlrt.* Boi>L-nn.l tlm
>ptl
iently inflamed, , and a tough membrane,
ele
like leather, is vttrjwapid'jr formed. Perry
Davis’s Pais Killer lias cured thousands
of eases of diphtheria. It acts so prompt
and so efflctent'.y, tluit no fauaiy can affc
-to be without it.. 1
Mr. Gladstone, Senator Beck and the
Democratic voters of the United States
to ruiu. American industries,, in tbe
interest of British industries, but it is
simply a “fight for a funeral” between
certain subsidized interests in the
United Stales and all tlie .rest of the
property and people of the country.—
New York World.
New Orleans Molasses and 8yru],m
Kiev, Meal and (»rist.
Onion Sets and Garden Seeds.
Irish Potatoes, Onions Peas and Boms. '
Our st<vk of Groceries is complete. Now
is the time for housekeepers to cmuc. and
lay in their supplies at Low Figures.
0. BART & CO.
CZ2II
Enoliph Saddles for fa, ?7 and
f 10. Kentucky Spring Seat Saddles for
flfi. ULYSSE G. DESPORTES.
—Th« bast ffinwer in Fairfield conntf
nse» the Naraem Guano. For sale by
J. M. Btewwt..
S. S. W0I.EE.
Monarch Guano.-
iThe I,argestlrnporters cf Foreign Fruit in the South, offer for sale a we!l
! selected stock of
We now have on A KAj>iNS
hand one hundred tons of Moiutreh ’
(iuano and twenty-fivo tons of Acid
Phosphate. All parties wishing to
use the best Guano in tbe market will
do well to leave their oiders at the
office of R. J, McGarley & Co.. •
ORANGES. BANANAS, C0COANU.TS. LEMONS; NUTS,
tiitlKDFros, 1'OTAtOES, CABBAGES. ONIONS, PEANUT*,
/imd every tiling else that a first-class Wholesale’Fruit House should have«
a
COUNTRY ORDERS FILLED WITH DISFATC0
Oetl.-tiflub-