Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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« * % wm , t ♦rf* *4£. 2k»§i&i : '“ *, ,x. fi ^!. j.,^ & . iv.. ! **. C^; »; Rlr ' Vji- l<{ if i^- fr 3 ; »„ ...:-v Xv :*'. THURSDAY. AUGUST 1«. « 0X0. 8. MXYXOLDS. CHAH. A. BOVULASH. ' Democratic Kentucky roHs op her tipie-houorcd majority, and the tri- nlnphant Democracy scores 50,000 ahead. Good for an "off-yearI" , The Georgetown Enquirer and the Ohmgeburg Times and Democrat are v growing excited over the tariff dis- - enseion. teacc, gentleinen, you cer tainly can "agree to di8agreo.' , am,-: Ben Butler, in his celebrated S csberryspeecli, said: "God has me in one way—that I mnst be fce linger dog in ' the fitfht. 1 e inuot lielp it, I cannot change it, and pon the whole, I do not wish to It.*; II | ■ | 11 Cl FREE TRADE ASD RROTECTIOX. Messrs. Editors: It is greatly to be It is now generally t 'ieved that Senator Hampton will no^ insist on re tiring to private life on the expiration of his term in the Senate. He seems to prefer private to public life, but his services are still at the command of the *‘dear people”. Norfolk (Va.) landmark says that "Tn South Carolina the railroad law should be entitled, ‘An act to pro hibit the muting down of rail*, ami fo^ the flirther purpose of driving off capital.’ No man fit to be outside of a lunatic asylum would to-day invest money in a railroad enterprise there, for none but idiots would to-day make a costly plant anywhere to be turned over bag and baggage to a set of star chamber commissioners to deal with at tljcir will.” This is rather vigor ous,'plain talk, and we are not prepar ed to say that it is wholly without foundation. regretted that our distinguished Sena tor Hampton has discarded the free trade doctrine so ably advocated by George McDuffie, his illustrious futher- iirlaw, and maintained for generations by all South Carolinians, and now ad vocates the doctrine of protection so long upheld by New England and v-cntisjTvmna to nit enrich{peiil of Calhoun, in 1833, in the United States Senate, said: "The real qnes- tlon'at issue is:, has this government a right to impose burdens on the capital and industry of one portion of the country, not with a view to revenue, llutHo benefit another? Did l commit myself to that system of oppression * * which has for its object the enriching of one portion of the conn try at the expense ef the other. * * Under the name of imports a power essentially different from tne taxing power is exercised—partaking much more of the character of a penalty than a tax.” We are really happy to learn that Senator Hampton repudiates the re cent alleged interview with a corre spondent of the Philadelphia Prens. The Boston Post says: "In conversa tion with a gentleman on the Fall Hiver boat fist Sunday night he em phatically denied the correctness of the interview, and claimed that most of the statements were the interviewers own inventions.” It would now be in order, especially under the present circumstances, for the Senator to give his constituents, through the columns of the News and Courier, his views upon the questions now before the public. We are anxious to hear from him ou the tariff and the Speakership. those States and the impoverishment of the Sooth. Senator Hampton is reported to. have said in a recent in terview: “The Souih hss too many growing industries (Qnerv: Is agri culture a growing industry?) to be in favor of striking down the tariff and absolutely opening the doors to for eign competition;” and ‘ onr mining and manufacturing interests are.but in their infancy, and wo must have an equitable (?) protection for them.” The line Democratic doctrine is tariff for revenue only, and if possi ble only upon articles not produced in this country. Thus only are tlie bur dens of government equitably distrib uted among all consumers throughout the Union. If Michigan wishes to encourage copper mining or Massa chusetts the making of shoes let them do so by State, con ties or exemption from taxes, hut for lioaven*-; sake let us not aid them in forcing taxes upon South Carolina to foster the infant in dustries of States one thousand miles off. M. I Ato Some Soft-Sh-ll Crnbs. This .is what Captain Hol^len said when speaking of an unplensmt experi ence he had on board ship n.'io \\V hinc- ton. He added: “The had em - ts of which I soon felt.” Then he went on to say that he had severe pain, folio',M il by a terrible attack of dysentery. Those wick ed crabs would have been the death of him hut for the fact that he always carried Pain Killer on board his vessel. Have Pkiii’Y Davis’s Pain Kini.v:: at hand by day and by night for sure relief. CHOLERA INFANTUR ASIATIC CHOLERA • A,.? • r ■ • ' ALL CHOLERA DISEASES YIELD TO THE INFLUENCE OF m * ■ a The Great Rem:.dy for every land of BOWEL DISORDER. 'r' ’1 t- * Oplain Ira I>. For,., of Goldjborongh, IL-.inr, sr.vs: “ Oae of ray irtiors was attack-; cd severely wi.h cholera, norbo* ministered Psuu Killer, uidsA J. W.Simonds, Bnttlcboro, .. . •« cases < f choler. morhos : ml sudden ettjiek* cf summer couplaibU, I huvo never found it tO f-di.” . v . ■* A.LL TH’: DRUGGISTS SELL IT. ; General defeated himself. His foolish let:er of acceptance defeated him. II to reujg£ from the armv an *"*■ Wiisfitp dt||». !|(-Sesator Willliam H. Bai um as figurehead of thoNutam mittee, defeated h‘m. >!^*na dolph’s silly coaching defeated him. j And finally comes Mr. Dorsey and 1 says five hundred thousai a dcdlars, : contributed by Republican monopo-i lists and speculators to buy up Indi ana and New York, completed his defeat. “Sure all that was enough. But if all that was necessary to defeat, ilan- co'ck, what might not the Democratic i party accomplish with a real Demo cratic candidate and a real Democratic policy?” -AND BUY YOUR- J PRESSES, . 'A SAW MILLS, . • t f' kjr* 1ST ^IXXjXjS, , W' ALL OTHER KINDS OP M MACHINERY! mi L— m- CIGARS, TOC AGCO, IT BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C. /"VTTO TIEDEMAN & SONS, WHOLESALE GROCERS, —AND— 8 AT HALF <*, • . v, .4 -, : -- v 0:0:0— , . f. 5*' ' x/k*# ^ * v. ->v PRpyiSION DEALERS, ; 102 AND.104 EAST BAY STREET, CHARESTON, S. C. fronM 00 pairs My entire 1 : of < 1 t gOYD BROTHERS, Wholssblb Grocers, Liquor Dealers . „ —AND— COMMISSION MERCHANTS, »w WE oivff A FEW TESTIMONIAL*,! ig7 E ^g T BAY," CHARLESTON, S. 0. v- „ — —— Messrs. R. J. McCauley & Co.—T,t>e g B. THOMAS, AGENT, ATONTION Is CALLED TO FRESHJkDDmDSR 'V-:. ■ v TO MY ■; f hi -4 The Celebrated “Brunswick” Uaics—try o’ie. Ocean Gem Mackerel. . Saint Louis Cora Beef. Saint LoiUsRojist Beef. Imported and American Sardines. Salmon (Soused), Mackerel. Imported Macaroni. Fresh Cheese. ,. Fresh Apples, In gallon cans. Bartlett Pears, Quinces. Grated Pineapple, Peaches. “Winslow’s” Succotash—first packed. ‘‘Davis Lestor Manor * Tomatoes—hand- paeked. Crosse & Elaekweil's C!mw-C!law Pickles. Impmted Worcestershire Sauce. Baker’s Broina. ■ • Condensed Milk. Fresh Snow-Fiakes. A lot of Handled Hoes and Grain Cm dies. ALL CHEAP FOR CASH. It. M. HUEY. Frick Eclipse Engines we bought from' y6u last fan have given entire satiafft t'div, and we take pleasure in saying that iv« think the Eclipse Engine has no ruperfojr as a farm engine. It takes less woojd and yrater to run It than most engines, and has wii^ewer that is guaranteed. We leorfully recommend it to any parties ™**-*Jo buy an engine, as the best In the Yours, s* v. • -4 THOS. JemirAV. W. J. POWELL, HIRAM HOLLIS, JNO; HOLLIS, A. J. LAMAR, W. J. CRAWFORD, J. M KIRKLAND. Messrs. R. J. McCarley ACo.—Gents: I am-wnll . pleased with tlie Yan Winkle Gin, Feeder and Condenser I bouglit from you. It is all tint you represented it to be. H makes the best sample I ever saw, and fun is out a good yield. I recommend it to all who wish to buy to be sure to pur chase tbb Van Winkle Gin. Wialung you abundant success, I am yourii^kc., , • HENRY BOYKIN. . ' .< .< r Messrs. Ik J. McCauley-A Co.—Gents: The fifty-saw Daniel Pratt Revolving No. 320 Kino St,, Opposite Liberty, NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY GOODS AT M^lmoM paio| BottomreitaMdtoflra tonCk-.^T 1 ^* b ernnd* Former price 25 cents per dozen.. ^ flia v tills line of goods. . jar -.'iMv; P^IDSS'<3-ob?S!@Pg:. . \ j 25 dozen Men close outM *-* *■ WINDOW SHADES, PAPER HANG- INGS, LACE CURTAINS, Cornac— and >|Jfbtmjtbry goods, CHARLESTON, 8. C. Window Awning! Made to Obdrr J. L. Ml G. CUDWQRTH A CO., r\<- v- - " — -WHOt.p8ALE— SPRING GOODS! SPRING SADDLERY WAREHOUSE, 155 Meeting Street, . , t Opposite Charleston Hotel. CHARLESTON, S. C. v - i . ^ H ENRY BISCHOFF & CO., WH0LE8AE GROCERS . ■ AND DEALERS IN CAROLINA RICE. proprietors of the celebrated CAROLINA TOLU TONIC. 199 EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, S. C, I have now ready foir inspection a fulHine of GbbD&, consisting of , - . i - ' u, v'*’ 1 ;-- '' 4 NUN’S VEILING, BUNTINGS, POTTED and PLAI] SWISS, PLAIN and FIGURED MUSLINS, LACED, STRIPED andCORDED , PIQUES, CAMBRICS, ^ ' GINGHAMS and CALICOES. . M t., ^LVA GAGE & CO., CHARLESTON ICE HOUSE, Market, Corner Church Street, , CHARLESTON, S. C. Cff“Ice packed for the country a specialty. Head Gin and Feeder I* purchased from £3 A. NELSON & CO., FOR SALE! EIOHE-HADE, you the first of last August, far excels any. thing that I have ever seen. I liave never been better pleased with the working of any machinery. It runs lighter than ally other g|n, makes a better sample and the arrangement of the breast is so you tan giu the seed :• clean as one would desire. The Feeder works like a charm, feeding regularly, fast or slow, as you please, there by lessening the draught. My gin*, was burnt dost fall. 1 shall buy another Pratt HtoiMpAt * ^ ^ * - - ** .■■f Yours, &c., >:* C. K. RABB. a q - —wholesale dealers in— BOOTS AND SHOES, * 'V No. 23 Haynb Street, CHARLESTON, S.O. , , .... —ALSO,— < 1,'!« v•• -. v* ■ . -t •. * ‘5:^ ■ A stock of Meii’s, Boys’And Youths’ Clothing, which will! ^ SDLD LOW.. STRAW ^ATS IN ALL STYLES AND PRICE Men’s, Boys! and Youths’ low cut Shoes. Ladies’ ar Men’s Cloth and Leather Slippers. Also, a beautiful line fans. r ,, ^ ., - r. ; CALE AND EXAMINE BEFORE PURCHASED Respectfully, r. -.'Fr J. GROESCHEL. Q W. AIMAR&CO., wholesale and retail dealers in OUR SPxYOE For the next six months at le ist NYlireoml' tain a good deal of information to our cus tomers concerning the trade in JEWELRY. m 5 WAGONS. Judge Witiierspoon has filed his decision in the matter % of tlio Hulc against J. T. Nix, of the Greenville bar. Tills was a proceeding granted by Judge Wallace requiring Mr. Nix to show cause why his name should not be stricken from the roll of attor neys, because of alleged unprofessional and fraudulent conduct towards his clients. Judge Witherspoon was not satisfied that the charges made were tiue and consequently dismissed the rule. The case excited some interest throughout the Stale, and the decision will, of course, relieve Mr. Nix of all further suspense or anxiety in Uie matter. “AH that glitters is not gold” is a trite saying, and many have learned its trutii to their cost, for tlio endeavor to get some thing fine fora small price, hr.s in ,; e. t » them to bite at the astonishing offers made by unprincipled dealers. We cannot afford to assure our custom ers that an article is pure gold, when it is but gilded brass; for it is our purpose to continue in this business here as long as we live, and to increase its volume even- ear. Tliis cannot be done unless we deal TILDEN VINDICATED. The New York Herald of several days ago, appeared with an able and pungent editorial entitled, "A Defence of Mr. Tildeu and the Sun." In it the writer, at some length, reviews th4. charges made in the Dart ford Courant to the effect that Tilden defeated Han cock in 1880. The public informer, one Judge Birdsail, says among his many startling accusations, that "the Sun, by infamously deriding General Hancock iu the Matter part of tlie cam paign, aided materially in securing his airly, representing our goods to be exactly *!» what they are. None but exports can tell the real value of Jewelry; lienee the necessity of der i'iig with a firm that you can rely upon. With our experience, we find It neoes-ary to deal only with responsible parties, to protect ourselves from fraud. Bv tliis means we protect our customers; for if an article passes through our hands and does not prove as represented, we can afford to satisfy the purchaser. It is to our interest to give satisfaction, and this we propose to do in every ease. There is a class of per sons, however, who are always trying to MEAL, ALSO IX STORE: SADDLES, BRIDLES, HARNESS, BACON, CORN, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, INDUCEMENTS FOR CASH. ITLYSSE G. DESPORTKS. choice drugs, medicines, chemicals, II RENTS, IT STANDS THE HEAX 'SUltGlCAj, INSTUU! Perfumeries and Toilet Articles, Cor. King and Vanderhorst Streets. CHARLESTON, S. C. A NEW HIGH ARM AND SEASONABLE get double the value of their money in a tr rade; with them wo can do nothing but let them go on struggling with the flaming advertisers, until, they are cuied of their oily by the ‘ folly by the losses they have sustained. CONNOR & CHANDLER. Aug 7 FARM MACHINERY! In support of this charge 9 cdftorial o r4f& to the editorial columns of the Sun daring the last two weeks of the campaign of 1880, as containing con vincing proof their truth.” I HAVE for sale, direct from tlie manu facturers, all kinds of Agricultural Machin ery, Implements, etc., etc. Engines of all sizes, from three to one hundred and fifty horse power. H3’ MACHINERY, OF ALL KINDS FOR SALE BY J. F. McMASTER & CO. Manufactured at the Metropolitan Iron Works, Richmond, Virginia. From the York, Febnsylvania, Agrlcul- all tural Works—all kinds "of Implements, -Screw to a Thresher that will The Herald, iu its comments, says:! thresh and clean sixty- bushels of wheat “FortunatelyJorII,„ party of Grout i”;£;. 0r ‘ W0 U "' f ' Wl Expactatfoits/the Sun lias met Mr. from a Heel' thresh and e per hour or two hundred bushels of oats :rbonr. Sulky Ploughs, Cultivators, Harrowsapd WATERTOWN ENGINE. BALL HAND COTTON PRESS. LITTLE GIANT HYDRAULIC PRESS. CHAIN AND ROTARY HARROWS. > . 1 5 - • .* • . ». *.■■£: ‘•it' ‘ ' OLD HICKORY WAGONS. WE ARE AGENTS FOR TliE . 1 THE LIGHT-RUNNING “DOMESTIC. That it is the acknowledged Leadei he Trade is a fact that cannot be < uted. v ' A V '■I any imi tat* yt-none equal Uhe Largest Armed, * v The pghtest 1? unning,^^^ The most BenutfruT Whddwc AND X* X8 WARRANTED To be made of <he best material, tnd all V To do any and all kinds of work. To be complete in every respect. For Sale by J. M. BEATY & CO., Winnsboro, S. C. Agents wanted in unoccupied ten y. Address, ■ DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE ( Richmond, Virginia. 11 If 4*. Our stock of Spring and Summer Goods is complete in every department We have just received in til the newest CORTLAND WAQQH A|n[> W*Y. iStAt PLATFORM SPRING WAGONS, Oft BUGGIES 'Jv f' •;!&..' 5 V and PHAETONS. Birdsail in a manner which wo are s»r-. Al^lSS w" th Luidr^S yoU want CUeAP ’ Give us a call, and we will sell yon what J. F. McMASTER & CO. prised to see some of our contempora- or self-binder, l ies sneer at. It challenged tlie Hart- j 1 am aKent for the ford Courant, a Republican organ dedhick hat and covtox press. . Yi;/\T>rv TXT AsTt » O/Wi t which has origiunted all this harmony | .Thfrftras wifi, with three hands, press ^ vVUiiD IN b'LAbON ! destroying ftiss, to produce from the straw in small bales as fart fust »« tt*e ■ ^ ■■ y.. f . Sun's columns within fourteen da vs of thretiicr Iran clean it; and with three .muds; • can ^ c ! jtto . n than ; gia 1 IIA ye NOTIFIED THE FARMERS uch ns Mr.' ^an turn thejiiiut out. — 0 I 1 have nfiiui rjureusus appeared ^ C< ? T * of Ftirfi id to bring In their OLD GINS . ‘ _ A .- J TON GINS, with all the me leva inrwovo- ’8 VEILING. ’ BUNTINGS. DOTTED AND PLAIN SWISS. FIGURED MUSLINS. LACED AND STRIPED PIQUES STRIPED NAINSOOKS. CHECKED NAINSOOKS. AneiegaptUne of Ladies’, Gents’ and Boys’ Straw Hats, of ail Styles and QuaU- PARASOLS IN GREAT VARIETY. •/. i SPRING GOODS -AT- THE CORNER STORI — t.; UNAVOIDABLY, my stock was bought later t Innately, at SUCH PRICES as to enable me to' jthanusiafil; the SHARP! ^ We witntloteil you.something about this fiew Sewing Machine, and we will offer it to you in a nutshell. To the point: There is no under feed, it. has fewer working parts than any other Machine. The old method of feeding below is en- 1 all tne complicated dispensed with in tirely done away, and connecting machi this new Machine. Mis the tlie least number consequently, there -jf ‘P$ .vt-:.,v ',vY''-1 AH its parts are made of the finest steel and tempered hard ; running, bet of paits to ere Is less : because it move, friction fortunatcl COMPETITION. I am keeucr to sell than ever, and urgently extend ^ V ' AN INVITATION „ i TO every'jnan, woman and child in Fairfield County to tisit MY STC within the next THIRTY DAYS. DON’T L ARTICLE YO d pivots an nett for bear- it motion and insure light- Tt is a perfect model of neatness. It is a modem idea throughout. The mechanics are enthusiastic. The cranks and old fogies astonished. The ladies delighted. Elegant styles of woodwork are made ex pressly for this “New High Akm Davie” les, come lilors, coi Experts, Meehai Our Stock of Furnishing Goods is now r and sizes. The Gentle- j Machines ‘consistsof Lisle Thread the election anything such Birdsail asserted to have apf^,... w, ~ r.~ j-~ — - —.— -- v..u ut uu ... .um w*.*. e . V! ton GINS, with all the mo lera tm wo- complete in its coHumns. That SOOIUS to us frank, meitts,, with PRESSES from the tactik-s. forrepabW But they are not doing so, I , XT ami direct. It is so admirable, indeed, I 1 also sell i . ^ x - rt * j meu 8 Ul ttat wo .liotiltl l» glad .0 «,o Mo. Til-' c0TTO .. SEBD , , ' ,n " 1 “ "*“ »«**** . den imitate the Sun, ehd on his own)* 7 TOHSMED OIL MILLS. ey n> . w g i n for the repairing of an dla ^ ^ So parties need net bring their gtnsi i\- ,■ •M" Riding Carts, of 1n when they need them and expect to! Pf' LAND EC KER $ BRO. “take them out in my wagon, 1 Ladies, come and see it Tailors, come and see it come and see it eehanics, come and see it. Everybody, come and see it * , . And learh wha^mt will do. - Twenty-five more of thefe Machines just arrived, and for sale by J. O. BOAG. v ' •'£?'• . .v<!. Machines delivered at your homes and full instructions given. A guarantee with Machine sold. Over 450 of ;, and are in suits or separate to and after fiver account oflbr another five thousand Fcntesof all sizes, that wiU weigh from cue. (W^ toanyoWt who would prove "Tiiria^m^Vud Riding Carts, of J' that he helped to detect General Han- til sizes a nd prices. | wishes to purchase solicited from all cock. 1 Commenting on the supposed, fonn- 1 ein at mTJAME§ < Q d |)AVis’S /of the please . s dation for '■ “Rut, after sll, how absurd Up JAMES PAOAM, " Wto to accnse Mr. Tilden and tlie Suntai > defeating GcueriU Hancock! Tho May I7-tf ■t ’ V ... r M AGENT. them Saturday when the wagon comes in.” I want to do all the work I can. f hope the GIN MEN T#$,CROWD us in ,'^!i • CARPETS. ’ ■st ’V’i J. M. ELLIOTT, SB* ai.aHoVi.el tOCK Hontn SwPly and ] Mats aud Crumb CIt ce» mi a t oiP*t vocor 7 orders for » NEW HIGH J. O. BOAG. V A REQUEST. ; EAVE MY STORE WITHOUT ASKING TO SEE A 10 WISH TO LOOK AT, AND A^K THE PRICE! a Promise. ON POLITELY. AND NO GRUMfeLl 1 ALL SHALL BE WAITED ON _ INCASE A SALE IS NOT EFFECTED. PRICES; SHALL BE AS L AS THE SAME GOODS CAN BE SOLD AT IN Wt^NSBORO. }• 'y rr '?" J. M. •T «:.1H a'Srtli • ■■ -» .v MA-dm. ■ AMD «•» • i • i«**3W*w-.' - RIDICULOUSLY LOW P . ... . -i*-' "r R SUC-rEtsHE ‘ . :V < An examination of oar that we are am . : tv f’. &. t • vfe#v u FOB RALE. Juneso-T ■ store is ■ and is in pcftw condition. The location is one of tlie most advantageous in town. \ MayaSMj :amination of onr goods and a knowledge of telling you only the PLAIN UNVARNISHED 1 nr dbt boobs, ctoTMixo, AAn.'Wuto ’dlK we have a very good wsortmeut fliHE store-building and lot now occupied I HH | „ TtofibSffipffwtjmtt!GROCERIES—ALL KINDS' GEN r.-f A sUgenheimf.r BONELESS CODFISH and FINl CALL FOR OLD CROW W m ^ EY. 4‘... 5**' ‘ r sgfs .i4.- : .