The Fairfield news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1881-1900, June 06, 1888, Image 4
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BLAINE CA N NAME THE MAN. BLAINE WILL
B8S Me Looker a Candidate, He May BeaRepabll- A Letter that Settlei
WM ? ** Warwick?Repabltcan* All at 8ea? Csjjc
IEoora* Growing Hetnwnue. ^ ^
(From toe Sew Tori Star, May 31.) The following \etl
Nptinmany men? has so muchdis- Whitelaw ReidTthe
cu^ion been excited among tie politicians was received jn this c
of both parties as was provoked by the pvp7- r<4t tho
PuWMon in the Star yesterday of the statesman's ambitior
second and final letter of declination from presidential nomina
Mr. Blaine. In most quarters it is accepted ?ept a nomination ii
as conclusive, and as leaving no room for be yarded as out o
the slightest encouragement to hope that pontics henceforth,
anything that can happen in tne near future
"" Uloir?A M A>?onfro T"kic
IWOUiU iUUUCUCC mi. u:?u?, w ?v niLfinw rk*-i., r-?>
mind" and face the trials and disappoint- jjy x>sar Sir^S
ments of another presidential campaign. from Southern Ita
A near relative of Mr. Blame was seen have learned (what I
b> a btar reporter yesterday but he insisted that my nam; ^,
onjhe suppression of his name. He said: National Conventioi
"Mr. Blame does not want to undertake presidentional nomi
another campaign He is doing all he can ^ A sinffl(
to prevent his name being used and he is jaQuary 25 from I1
doing it concienfiously, and with a persist- Mv,-vp if PVprvthin
ence that he hopes will resolt ia an^ree- ^WaSdeS5?te
fment on some otner name. ne itas written of mv most vaiueaT
^ a great many letters like this one to Mr. conclusive in ultimj
Reid to other confidential friends and they gencies
all have this object in view. He hopes it 6 0n tiie other hai
r will be successful and that he will be spared voted ^ disinteres
I i such another trial as he had in the last "letter (as it should
A campaign. But, if everything fails and unconditional with
the nomination is given to him unanimous from tjje \ati0nal C
ly, I still think he would arcept and make in consequence give
IB as gallant a fight as he could. He is a Re- nent gentlemen wh<
H pcblican of the Republicans. Hisdeclina- Chicago nominator
HS don then would ring the death knell of the not> i'am sure> ^
party." . that position if I ha
Hf ^President Richard A. Cunningham of ,he party in the pre
K the JSew Amsterdam Club had carefully If I should now
L studied the(letter ana tnougnsuiai.?,a?w 5y commission 0i
-- Mr. Blaide^ peremptory withdrawal from n^me ^ ^ evei
politics. "He is out now for good, and Convention, I shou
thats the only construction to be placed on uncandid wi
. his letter," said Mr. Cunningham. "If it ways been'candid v
is true, look oat for a circus at the Repub- for? j Am
lican National Convention. There will be a doubtful attitude
a big fight for an empty honor, for that's 5^^ n
what it would amount to. Still nobody am0Dg ^
knows would jump in at the ^ Suffrages and
Jft^Tnoment. not willing that e1
Colonel Michad C. Murphy was not a SUpporterf in the
little surprised and was at a loss to diagnose of nallerin
the^.-publican situation. "If Blaine is '
really out said he "it complicates matters issUming that
very, much forJteO. O.P ManyRe- tion could by any p
Siblicaas ifOOh* Mr* .nisinc s s ^ yy?p not'
d ie r the nomination, and of course the in minds of the
Elaint men went to work with a will. Now impression-that 1
they don't know just what this means-or indirection, and tl
lust exactly what to do. I guess they'd ^pt it at all Th
beet take him at his word." malice have no *
Senator Erwin, at the Fifth Avenue pleasure of friends
Hotel,, wouldn't say much. "If I were to dure
write a letter like that, my friends would Republican vicl
I.t'saf00dJette1r which grow brighi
and wfl^gt^^the boys a pile of work. 1 periled only bv 'Qi
guess he means it." by acrimonious <
. Senator Warner Miller, who had such a &-Ue of protection
time of it at Buffulo to be delegated to the and neater than s
National Convention, didn't like to talk, the prosperity of tl
He thought, being a delegate, it might be tioQg yet" to Cftme
immodest or compromising, bpt he didn't every voter of the
see how anybody who knew James G.) self the condition:
Blaine could pot more than one construc- ;n Earone the na
tion on that letter. "In fact, it was alto- United States wot
gether a work of supererogation for him to ry^ Qf one wao-p-i
write it," said the Senator, "for we all ^eanS It may
knew what he meant by the first letter. It power as philant
means that he is out and we must look for European laborer
stigma upon our
"And that other man V mit the America
"Ah, there now; you really don't mean "down to ^ Eur0
that, do your said the handsome Senator, end the reWards c
""""" OT1TOTV mo Qf V- _ J .f
Mfiumg. ? ? ? oe auvauvxai u ?c
_^ _- Chicago. _ the standard at ho
"The great regitt for Blaine's with- yours very anc
v. SC . . drawal, and that he has withdrawn let nobody
mistake," said Mr. Robert P. Porter,
president of the American Protective Tariff "THE EAR
League, 'is that no other Republican could ?
draw on the Democrats lor votes as he The besamic Terror
could. The Irish element were strong * Park J
friends of Mr. Blaii^ and I think many of it surprist
them will deeply regret Ms preventing them 2^ t&at earthqu
casting their votes for him. There is one distinctly felt m
thing I want to say, and that is this, that hoped We would h
aonest Democratic papers, such as the Star, intangible visitor!
have from the first given'Mr. Blaine the makmg nightly vi
credit of knowing what he was about when in a neTtain r>ortio
he wrote his Florence letter, and accepted Mr C C "Habe
it as final The Mugwump press, on the reporter "this mora
contrary, tried to discredit it, and in doing n^t be was awa]
<3iOT^ite<i themselves." windows of his he
".Well,-after Blame, who?" ventured the bed teisters shakii
reporter. peated several t3
"It's a difficult matter to say, and there children were av
are a number who will have a good deal to alarmed
aay&tont aX^^gWay ni
" following, and Gresham has friends, too. the shocksagSSr
As for me, I think Harrison and Phelps to sleep in the hoi
would make a winning ticket. It may be bis place at the b]
a combination that hasn't struck everybody night Mr Habeni*
as yet, but I think it would suit a good the shocks. Hi3
many people whom I know." band on the door,
With this new idea percolating through fentiy, and felt a v
his head, the reporter hunted up Mr. Jas. from the contact
P. Foster, the President of the National Th Sw
Republican .-League. Mr. Foster prefaced fly 0f jfo j0bn ]
his remarks by saying that the League was to Mr. Habe
made up of representatives from 3,000 Re- were more decid
clubs* with a membership of Halt than on any of ti
a million, every man of whom would have family were aroi
done r*hat he could to make Blaine's sue- that they were gei
cess assured. " * The reporter ha
"The Republican party will have reason have been felt thi
to regret Mr. Blaine's withdrawal," said he, families, but very
""for he was the one man of all others best exdept in the he
calculated to insure success." Mr. Habenicht "v
"But there may be others." statements and sa
"Oh, yes, to be sure," said Mr. Foster, very distinctly fel
"the party is rich in good men for Presi- and Mr. Bauskett
dential timber. There are a dozen who ment. The seism
could win." ' was visibly movec
"For instance?" other nights of 1
"Well, forHrst choice, Gresham or De- known scientific f
pew/' ly ever at rest, a
3Ir. - James A. Blanchard, Vice-President there is some int<
a( tVa QnnrMmn Tdoomo nf ITaiff VATV
w,, UlLCU '
strong rtodof thirty m.
en^Se?Sl?t flow that has come to . ?
a? K?8 *""? " 3? ??^s SMy^.
- XurenV:<with Blaine we could have made St Louis^y ;
a winning *?* now-w#, Depew x^ufecoajjj^d
LTcSr^Kew York State, and hes my lth^Sss3to nvei
I~L? ^r^moming with a
* tl Whitney, a delegate to/%}- Hurd and G-roega
ca^from the Sixteenth District^ his a horse and f eiryj
?Se were solid for Depeis>^that ne Three miles below
mpractical instruct**?^ for ban. found the boat, 1
bherman b. itogyn?, israaio, man i aad deputie
pistols and shotgUJ
trouble. 5*^'?s sijrorised th;at any Re session of the bo
pubUcsw^ad doubted Mr. Blame's srncer- ^ wounded
I m jV^lien be sent out bis first letter, and Sn wTo?S
didn't began to cast about for ^gfSSffS
SsBSP^ soiMbody * the amtents of a si
"Gh, there's lots of them. Don't think G^retLadfoutr
mmsr that Mr. Blaiae is the whole- Republican ShfS o
party, though he was oneof its pillars and depUty, is thought
won't cease to be."
General Behsmiah M. Curtis, fee depart-. SSptSdS
ment commander of the G. A. R. of New Attn^r^Mudd w
P YaJState, who came to town to see and to John' M
gartirfpetoin-to* parade, said that :iipm Groegan and Lewif
Ogdensbnrg the letter made a decided sen- 6
sation. The confirmation of the news wa
not unexpected, bat tie question on every A Bra
lip w8s" Who now?" Theiteneral wouldn't, Minneapolis, 1
?TnHfrtak*< to say on whom Blaine's mantle body of Miss Adele
wouldfall bathe did say that Chauncey Joseph Menard, a
? M. Depew was highly thought of all found floating in t
% . through the State. ' afternoon. Miss &
. "Allison is the man for the West," said evening in company
Jobs S. Clarkson, of Ghio, "and when it whom she was betr<
to Chicago some folks will be sur- that, night Mr. M<
prised at his strength. The Republicans gome reason not d
who say they didn't believe Mr. Blaine s morning she was i
first letter are only those who didn't want notes?one to her f
to. I knew him well enough to know that i0ver. To the f orn
he had studied every worn, and that no was going to commi
power could drag him into another cam- that she had be
pyiyri- The friends of Senator Allison by jus cruelty. Th<
acted on the good faith of that letter, and i0ver advised him t
sasrs way iney n&vegamerec strengtn lor j He lias not been set
him so early frthe West." delivered to him, an
^ Mr. James W. Arfcell, who, besides the wiity? himself,
editorial cares of the Judge, writes double
leaded brevier for the Albany Evening
Journal, says the Republicans cannot B*
afford to take up a less pronounced protec- (.Botanic 1
tioniaS than Mr. Blaine, and that that man ^ne ?rea^ Bi00d
is Chameqrlt Depew. His nomiaatfeo ^ Scromla,
will solve the Republican problem. In Skin Hu
Hf this his hrother editor. Mr. Elliott P. Shep- gS,? *2l. 2
pard, agrees with him- He says now its Pfa?ns, Boils, el
"bepew as a matter of course. ^ tonic.
Joe Manly, last night, said he didn't ~
By know what action the Maine delation '
wiii now take. 'They have had no consul- {Botanic 1
tatzon since the election of delegates by The great Blood
their respective Congressional -districts. jt cures Scrofula,
Catarrh, Skin Hu
Thereis no change in General Sheridan's Eruptions, Boils, et
condition.- fultomo.
It is reported that Jay Gould hassud- . ~ *
denlv returned to New York, in conse- ^ *as*' J113? J1
quence of serious illness. gyman, and asked hi
^ female calf that was 3
The WaDingford Wheel "Works at Men- son?" "A_fcmale"
den were struck by lightning yesterday divine, "Jtiow do yc
morning and were totally destroyed. Loss cause"?looking the
$30,000; issuraacs $23*000, in the face?"I see tfc
RUN NO MORE. GENERAL JSEW8 HOTE8. LAMEI
i the Talk about Ilia items of Interact Gathered from Variooa
lldacy. Quarters. I am in
ir, May 30.] John Bright has passed the crisis of his bus
er from Mr. Blaine to illness and his condition is more favorable. nea
editor of the Tribune, Thp Tnammres always hit the right nail
dty yesterday It for- on~the head." " "
question of the Maine . , , and
is with respect to the . A headlong man is not a man with a long - frS(
tion. He will not ac- caD
1 any event, and may Mr. Pyne, M. P., who was imprisoned at ^
f the field of practical Clonmel for offences under the Crimes' ted
Act, has been released. n .
Pakxs, May 1 ., 8S. the gjx newly-elected bishops of the ' yj]]
? . Northern Methodist Church have been con- w;t
Ince my return to Pans
ly on the 8th inst. I seSftea' , . , 4V A1 g"
did not before believe) . Three ?* Jj?e six nominees on the Ala- mi
cpt hp nrP5Pn{-^ tr> thp bama Republican State ticket have refused in
i as a caodMate for the to accept the nominations tendered. pai
aation of the Republi- Leprosy is spreading at a dreadful rate
s phrase of my letter of in Russia. Thirty cases have been officially J>u
lorence (which was de- reported in Darpah alone. 1?^
' ~ " ?--1- i j -hag blc
g l iiaa me personal jfarneii, mucu impruveu ill uwm*u) iuw i r.
5 been treated by many returned to London for the reopening of *
riends as not absolutely Parliament.
ite and possible contin- Xhe Republicans in the Second District Oh, sh
, ,. , ? , of North Carolina have nominated G. A. an
id, fneads equally de- jiebane (colored) for Congress. < an
ted have construed my v ? ,r 1pT
be construed) to be an Charles Beh, of Marlboro, Mass., was
holding of my name accidentally shot and killed by a com- ou
Convention. They have panion while gunning yesterday.
;n their support to emi- Henry Kreutzer, of Covington, went to ^
5 are candidates for the the graves of his children near Cincinnati ka
i?r,t whom would vesterdav and committed suicide.
e consented to assume Profesa>r Virchow, after his last micro- w!
r, d^ired ^ scopic examination of Emperor Frederick's co
^ential coDtest of 1S88. throat, declares that the glands are per- at
by speech or by silence, fectly healthy. . U]
; omission, permit my ' ~ ^ -d ,, . 1
it, to come oefore the ^The Ht?Q- J- R Morrison thinks the Q
Id incilr the reproach of democratic ConvenUon will nominate g
;th those who haveal- ?rmn for Vice President if he conrithme.
I speak, there- sents to be a candidate. ^
not willing to remain in A fight took place between the Jones and ^
5. I am not willing to Green factions in Hancock county, Tenn.,
lisleading a single man on Thursday, resulting in the death of two st
as who hays given ipe of the Green family.
T rm_ a 11 U,A'Anw?a?Atr Koo Oil- 11
tneir connaence. j.am me compiroua ui uu vuuwv; ? ? ren
one of iny faithful thorized the First National Bank of Gaines- n
past should think me yille, Fla., to begin business with a capital
S in a double sense with of $50,000.. " Oh, le
.. . , . SenoriToret, Spanish minister of foreign ?
the presidential nomina- affairs, ^as announced to the French Senate ?
ossicle chance be offered that Spala will not be represented at the - f
accept it without leaving Paris exhibition. ' fi
usands or these men the ?, ? . ,T,
hadnotbeen-HSree from Ed. Hus&ng, editor of theNelsoman, at ierefore-I
could not ac- ?ek?n> Sbv fa^ shot from ame
misrepresentations of hush on Wednesday last-while returning
... .. . i from a Grand Army camp fait. v
reignt, duc me just- ais- - 11
could not patienly en- R B. Willison, cashier of the Pittsburg, at all)
Cincinnati and St. Louis freight depart- grow]
?iy, the prospects of ment, of Columbus, has absconded with a jQ th<
ter every day, can be im- supposed shortage of about $5,000. ine E
v>n ho Twenty-nine Social Democrats of Berlin write:
^ have been sentenced to imprisonment for Robei
terms ranging from two to six months for Presb
KtSdof" oircul^r^iaous prints. SeoU,
. Were it possible for At Wilkesbarre, Pa., William Leslie, a
Republic to see for him- reporter, has been committed to jail for 1 "
and recoifcDense of labor contempt in refusing to testify before a ffffc
* v?.,*. ? -fi ?ht dook,
rty of free, trade in the S 1111 aL^ut ? Worl
ild not receive the sup- 1 - - =
worker between the two THE WINNSBORO BAR. smn
not be directly in our - ?ver
hropists to elevate the H. A. GAILLARD, 0f ev"
, but it will tea lasting A T T O R N E Y-A T - L A W, Scotli
WDraSBOKO,S.C. so?L
pean level. And in the i Office up-stairs over J. M. Beaty & Bro.'s Mr. 1
>f labor everywhere will store. anyb
steadily refuse to lower . ' j^g j
rae. J E. McDonald, C. A. Douglass Revi<
erely, Solicitor Sixth Circuit. time
T n t>^ . t^'
VI. McDONALD & DOUttl^ASS,
* fesse<
:TH TREMBLED." ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW ity i]
Paye Nightly VMtt In the ^OS. 3 and 4 LaW d<^b
Neighborhood. WINSSBORO, S. C. ^fiec
; many of our citizens to Practice in all the State and United piece
ake shocks are still being States Courts. Coun
the city. It was to be 1 great
ave immunity from these H. -ST. Obear. W. C. rlon. j with
but they havs_ been OBEAE & KEON, | Norti
sits this week to citizens attorneys and counsellors at LAW, f venei
n of tlie city. ? p_
nicht informed a Record ^os. 7 and 9 East Washington bt. teriar
ing that on last Monday wixxsBORr., s. c. How
iened by a rattling of *hej ,
>use and he could see the 1 Offices same as occupied by the late Col pmf
lg above him. It was re- James H Rion. nress
imes and Ms wife and * ?n,
rakened and yery much W. I/. McDONAIJ), peopl
Sbt iT LAW, Wa.
SZtirm3 children refused No. 5 Law Range, I a i
ise and had to be sent to I ^
rewery. On Wednesday WINNSBOEO, S. C. sono
2ht counted seventeen of w0
sister-in-law placed her E. B. Ragspale. G. W. Ragsdale ward
RAGSDALE &RAGSDALE, jtfar
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Hosp
ere also felt by the fam- jjf
iauskett, who lives next No. 2 Law Range, sister
Ton j&SgSS fflNSSBQBO, S. C. S
. OSMUND W. BUCHANAN,
luine earthquake shocks, ATTORNEY-ATtLAW, - comfa
s learned that the shocks No. 7 Law Range, ?racj
s week by several other W1N N S B O RO, S. C. not si
j t .
few nave been neara 01
>llow around the Park. Practices in all United States and State \e<T {
ras very earnest in his Courts. Special attention to corporation n r
id that the shocks w<*e and insurance law.
it by all his housp?g>J JAS. GLESTCJ McCAKTS, Horn
I last night and on si.%
this week. It is at S. C.
act that the earth is'-^. . ~T~
nd scientists claim^^?^^^ in the State and United ^
;rnal movement, th?^^\_. _ _ i^sec
~ ? <>< a --f - I oiimmn ttivittiit i. niirnnmui
amm a UAIJUOJU, ?;
A TTORNE YS-A T - L A W, leased
\ WINNSBORO, S. C. court
Sheriff's Pone. Not J
JO.?Sheriff Allen, of S'fc-w_5Faeti2e -ie. ail the --State- and Jlnitei tence
three deputies crossed States Courts. for hi;
at Musick's Ferry this BTOffice upstairs in Bank building. 18th o
warrant to arrest Kin#, A. S. DOUGLASS, until 1
ATTOHNETASDCOraSELLOEAT LAW. J**
the sheriff and deputies ' Range, l^t 3
>ut upon nearing it the WINNSBORO, S. C. gethei
s were fired upon with _ . .. j tt j 04. * Petit 1
as by the parties in pos- Practices m the . State and United States himdl
at. The three deputies ^oarts- isterec
- - ? - - ?
iifs Just mm. &
be fatally hurt. C. C. "
was shot in the forehead -p
tto Ashefet, a volunteer \ "NTEW TjOT OP cfcoJS
to have been killed, as AMW WIOD shenf
rd from or seen. Sheriff lD j- 3
te matter before County Indian
POPULAR SHAPES, S
i Hurd. ^
canoe,
The a
itai Father. RIBBONS, FLOWERS AND gavec
Minn., June 1.?The a fight
i Menard, daughter of FEATHERS. handje
orominent citizen, was was re!
1
he river late yesterday rHan w
Een&rd passed Monday release
j with a young man to allowe*
3thed. Before retiring . white i
snard whipped her for
isclosed, and the next jp you WANT A HANDSOME HAT ?
nissing. She left two or BONNET at a reasonable price, give *
ather, the other to her m a call. twS?
ler she wrote that she - ^.em?c.
it suicide by drowning, _ ?
en driven to the deed PATTERN HATS AT COST. Ahe n
2 note addressed to her
o commit suicide also. .
in since her note was Everything in the Millinery line cheap The
r-T it ic KoliovofJ ho Vino fr\r Men at. >v=
MBS. J. D. 31 CABINET'S
B. B. At I
Stood 3alm.) MfflAVVnM
Purifier and Tonic. STORES- L
Kidney Troubles, jg|
mors, Kheumatism, ft ~~
sc., and is a vonder- ? ?
iTB. COOKING & HEATING STOYES
ALWAYS ON HAND. L=
Purifier and Tonic. - Si
Kidney Troubles, f J
0! ^ - T oy~> mTXTTTT 4 "DT7 nnT.T.flVV_W A "R"P1 !|ji f
* xovy, ? , , ? B
c., ana is a wonder- ix Jars, Flower-Pots, and general house- ( if
hold furnishing goods. J- -1 !i J
lertook to tease a cler- STOVES, TIFWAEE, &C., BEPAIBED
in, "Was it a male or A? _ f
oiled for the prodiral *v- Yor* tfuaraateed first class. Every v?
promptly replied the at ^ ^^ a L*?
mimmxr thatr' "Rp. ^S361^ town give me a call. One door .
^ D T <?T?rtflAlr??r A- IRrn I -
_ ?~ i JUVXWU Vi JL jjauuvvovji w ? > ini j ij
interrogator steadily W. W. KETCHIN, Agt.. |
le male is alive now." I Successor to J, H. Cummjogs. If*
1
NT OF THE BLOODY SHIRT. FWE LEO FRIENDLY TO IRELAND. {
A. la Whltman-Swlnbarne. The JJeeerlpt "Wai Issued in the Hope of Aldthe
shirt business, the political shirt *** Her Can8c*
[ness; the ancient bloody shirt busi- DSBLia', Ireland, May 31.?Nothing
3, the shirt all o'er deep dyed with since the promulgation of the Papal
3 -*- ~-~A fmortmoii's oonvt'rxf >ioa> <rit7or> an mnnli coti<rfas?tf nn
e ana ruaay swiuua uu uauu?uu ^
as and negroes' chains and moans and done so mnch to solidify*the Na^
1 groans and dead men's hones and tionalisls as the resolution adopted ves^mra's
skulls busted and RepuMi- terday ?by the Conference of Archbishops
hearts thrusted with dagger's blood and BL shops of Ireland. The resolutions
ted anil every decent man Ku-Klux- record that their understanding of the re '
script is that it was "intended to affect the '
toD-dvri. traitorous, treasonous, !
ainous, poisonous Democrats unite They -recite that unequivocal assurances
h us ia decorating union soldiers ^ave tieen received from flie Pope of his
ives. I would rather far they flung interest in the t emporal welfare of the
id on those sacred mounds. I see country, and that it was his hope by the
this yearly growing affiliation of my rescipt to remove those things that might
rty with their party, this brother.y prove obstacles to ultimate success. The
e and lack of sectional hate, naug.it resolutions conclude by deprecating hasty
t ruin "to the dear old sacred, hal- 0r irreverent language with reference to the 1
ved Bloody i-hirt. I see, alas! its Pontiff or the sacred congregations, and '
?od-red stains washed away. I see reminding their flccks that the Pontiff "has
going. Its tail is being rent asun- an inalienable and divine right to speak
" with authority on all questions appertainticks!
and John Brown moldering 'ihose resolutions is
d so forth ana ail tnat son 01 inwg timely act and one which will bind again
fte w'yednS he^ot Catholics to?he
r^&dwh^edtaffi! tadoubS
,ktS wt *? Jt Ri^hrfw iJfrfnJF degree, her influence upon Irishmen espe;ht
and left. Kght foot, left foot, md ,B elten^on^e p(ma ^ ^
^ ' yaw fo?.t- , always exercised over the various members
ep with Democrats andlraitore?Oh, offt'e C?lho]ic worM wio sawaTa^
SK fdayTo' j^?&4l"?-4-d made^ ^
,d brightenup^drarmine^dtouch Th ? ^ f a^ain, to aiaappointiag
> the dear old Bloody Shirt ? ? the Tories, .who see their poliS cap?
d was the day when the blue and ^ vanishing and their recent efforts to rep
onray marched in peaceful array as duce Irelan to obedience made futile. The
& - * > - td_?j nrotesfs of the Irish to the reprint ton hAve
fde!f fL^I^aSdanmS how todb^Trougw'to toTthlfm^ ?n'
^ ? "e uot the same power as those of
^M^shSl^Sgif^m^ ? The Freemao's Journal, oommenttng
r sS&rssI%??b
jeling with such peaceful dealing. frQm ^ pontiff himself> nJ^gr
*'me go somewhar, there's a Bar near the one which was heralded by the ener
far for I'm dry for whisky, for I mies of Ireland, but one blessing the Irish
eed to assauage this terrible rage with people and the National movement. The
jmething strong and long, something Pope now concedes the judgment of the
ery and wiry and raspy and nastjr. Irish in the political domain."
[N. Y. Star, May 31. United Ireland publishes the resolutions,
with favorable comments, and savs that
Evolution and the Pre.byteriaiu. heaxtfelt satisfaction In^Dublin wiU result
t.* ... , _ ttt j / t.. v from the action of the bishops.
Lhis position of Dr. Woodrow, (which ig believed that "the plan of campaign
i only part that concerns the Church now ^ modified and possibly aban,
he is sustained by a respectable and doned altogether.
[ng minority in his own church, and, ^ hundred farmers of Kerry, encouraged
i church-at-large, by the overwhelm- papai decree, have begun to buy
najonty of the great thinkers and from the bog at Ahabeg, belonging to
rs of our times. I name a few: Dr. Landlord Hussey, who has been rigidly
rt Flint, divinity profes^r in the boycotted for four years.
ytenan University of Edinburgh,
md; Professor Calderwood, moral The English Sparrow a Pest.
3ophy chair, in the same institution; m, -p_.-v ,
ssor Henry Drummond, of Glasgow , The English sparrow which was introlyterian
University, whose immortal duceam this country about a. decade
"Natural Laws in the Spiritual ^o, ^ oecome a teiror not only here
d, has passed through its fifty-second UUL wuiiwrj. xlo was ursi,
in, and now yields him the handsome loose in Fairmount Park, Philadelof
$15,000 per annum in royalties, phia, for the avowecLpurpose of extermij
line of the book assumes the truth nating worms and caterpillars, but it has
olution, and yet the Free Church of been said that he immediately became
and raised him at once to his prefer the boon companion and bosom friend
Ip upon the reputation gained by his of these vermiculee. He quickly made
! Sir. Gladstone, in his discussion of his way to the South and seems to be
ngersoll, takes the same ground, as committing havoc in the feathered king>dy
can see by reading his article in dom in section. An. observer says
Kay number of the North American ^ ^jT,ya that he hears fewer of the
;w. And Mr. Gladstone, for the first go^^h'g greatest songsters, tneHmociring
sofar as Iknow adduces m this con- birds> warbhnffX ever befow?
J?y the Ablest ?defsnder of Christian- md b^ffl that^ feathered ?iltge?s
i modern times, showing beyond a 516 aJ>an !xm2 this section. The only
t that Bishop Butter's patient and calm * ""an. uiBappear:tion
had already entertained, as far 18 advent in this section of the
as May, 1786 (the date of his master "Rngliflh sparrows, which have become
, "The Analogy of Religion to the the greatest nuisances wherever they
se and Constitution of Nature'"), the have made their appearance. They are
thought which Darwin has developed turbulent and pugnacious little birds,
unrivaled power and cogency. See and all other birds which do not possess
tt American Review for May. The the same characteristics make haste to
able James McCosh, D. D., LL.D., abandon their favorite retreats and leave
esident of Princeton College (Presby- ^he sparrows in possession of the field."
0, is just out in a book, "TheEte- It would be a great pity indeed if the
is Aspect of Evolution, in which he South's favorite birds should be forced
the self-same position as my menc, Qr exterminated by the "flnpriinh
oT^P.PnSrS Not York to aSeraimte
Z^SS&ZttS?SSl\
E. Boggs in Memphis Appeal. _ race*
Jttle Child Bnn Orer by a Street Car. PIA1S08 AAD ORGANS.
colored child about 3 years old, the We are prepared to sell Pianos and
f James Pettigrew, residing on Wash- Organs of the best make at factory
n street On the premises of Mr. Ed- prices for Cash or easy Instalments.
Horlbeck, was quite seriously hurt Pianos from $210 up; Organs from $24
aorning by car No. 17 on the Eater- up. The verdict of the people is
Railroad, and now lies in the City they save the freightRr>^ twenty-five
ital. ^ ^ ^ ^ , per cent, by buying of us. Instruments
appears mat me iitue Doy, witn ms delivered to any depot on -fifteen days'
a few yeara older than himself, were We pay freiStt both ways if not
Batidaotoiy. and test in jam
ttle grrlthrew a switchor stickon the h Bespeotfolly,
ack and the boy went to get it Car v TO^Wrnu-o
.7, in charge of Mr. Ben Lamb, was * ni "v-"a
ag down the street, and on the down Columbia, o. C.
s. The driver saw the child, but could * '
;op his car in time to avoid the jacci Deab Mb. pJrnnr
and one of the wheels passed over its Je]J your n?2e readers that $3 will buy a
aflicting a severe wound. PoK^manl^e, strong' and serviceable pair of
>11 picked thelit}ls^Je^ew ujrfflftThe pants, made to order by the N. Y. Stanarriedy
asspove stated, to the City dard Pants Co., of 66 University Place,
i^j?=^tere his wounds were dressed. New York city? By sending'6 cents in
still under* treatment at the Hospital, postage stamps to the above firm* they
irleston Sun, May 31. will send to any address 25 samples of
i i _1.1l a . . t 71 * _ /? 1- ?
A r^A ?I?0.0..?0: vffM?tnai piUWX wj cuuobe iroiii, a line linen xape
_ measure, a full set of scientific measuredrew
Tally a negro prisoner, was re- meut blanks and other valuable infonnat^n.
All goods are delivejed by them
through tie U. S. Mails. A novel and
*ntf Twenty davs later he wafre" Practical idea. Advise your readers to
l on 'ban, andat the October term of fR?" m ^oronghly rehe
was convicted of petit larceny, h&ble. iours truly,
ippearing for sentence, a sealed sen- William Yandebbilt.
was left and a bench warrant issued ??????????????
s arrest, which was effected_ on the nnAPT ATTT FTTM AT T? T"NTQTT TTTTl?
if October. He then remained In jail y-lJJj-lMJV/A
;he February term of court, when the ,
sentence was opened and he was
) jail for ninety days, which expired jfo Institute for Young Ladies in the
londay, he having been in jail alto- 'South has advantages superior to those
eight months. That little case of offered here in every department?Oolarceny
has cost the county about one wiate, Art and Music.
ed dollars. A good flogging, admin- Only experienced and accomplished
havp nnnfch' teachers engaged. The building is
. have been -ar more effectual punish j^ted ^th Gas, wanned with tie best
md would have cost the county little ^ ^ ^ " ""7 ^
hing ?Anderson Journal. ^ought-iron Furnaces, and a Hot
Water Heater, has Hot and Cold
a mot.* Willi Water "RftthsL ftnrl fimf-nlftsjc anru-.ini
rrmrr Ti ' A^*rr mentis as a Boarding School in every
a went to D?r Lake Indian cL% 8011001 m 4110 8011411 1188
j?W ONBEGIN8SEPJoe
Bonville. Arriving there'thev 5, I080.
i he bad left, and followed him to For Catalogue, with full particulars,
.ake Camp. Enticing him to their address
they bound him and started off. Bev. Wm. R. ATKINSON,
larm was given and sixteen bucks Charlotte, N. C.
hase, soon overtaking them. After *
, in which both sheriffs were badly WTTTTNT p A TMT
d but not seriously injured, Cntface t t 11 nil ?\S I AIJJ 15
leased and both the white men cap- tr/vm- rr.r* -daTKrm
Through the intercession of an In- HOW TO PATNT
ho spoke English, the sheriffs were xsmktp mA n 17*r<n uriwn
hnt tnM t hot thair v/miM nnt A NT) WHAT Tfi PAINT WITH
WMy wvm, VV*V. tw.WJ . TIV?U\4 JUVU fc/V i.JO.1 A/ II II i 1 JL JL V/ iillUX I! 1J.UI
1 to take any Indian for killing a
nan. Everything in the paint line. Kalso
mine, Alabastine, Gypsum, or Death to
k P. Fleming, of Jacksonville, was Whitewash- "
ited for Governor by the Florida Glass of all kinds, Oils for all pur- '
ratic Convention on the fortieth bal- poses, Tubular Street Lamps, TAntompj
-er a tedious contest of two days. etc. Naval Stores Supplies and Ship
omination was made unanimous Chandlery
reat enthusiasm. Capt Fleming is Agents HOWE SCALES and MAR- .
2 of Flonda and a leading lawyer, yjif'g SAFES.
St. Paul, Minn., knitting works vVlliLTAM M. BIED & CO., . D
sen burned. Loss $117,000. Chaelbston, S. C. ^
Jr-??Td*.CASES
MADE OF WALNUT, CHETOMft BlffflS ?Y? JHEUffl
d
Saw Hil, Cisniag and Agricultural U'JxESH
MACHINERY. . '
_ CH0ICE EVAPORATED API
mrmiTTPTT T5?T>TTXT1
SPECIAL ATTENTION! . LEA & PERRIN'S WORCHES
Being agent for almost the entire State SHIRE SAUCE,
for Liddell & Co,, of Charlotte, N. C., I
am in a position to offer close figures on FRESH MACCARONI.
their Variable Feed Saw Mills, New Era
Boilers, Boss .tresses, Straight Line STEAM-COOEIED CRUSHED
Engines, Shafting, Pulleys, &c. Their
T* --?3 - * * ftf Panned
engine, ot wmcn jl nave boiu a uumutur, jo. iuu uui,
is the most satisfactory I have ever clading something very fine in
handled, and I earnestly recommend a
consideration ot its merits to all pros- Peaches and Sliced and G
pective purchasers. Van Winkle, Pratt Pineapple,
and Winship -Gins will be offered as
cheap as manufacturers' discount to FRESH GROUND SPICE?all
dsalors will sJlow#
The Improved Deering Mower with SUGAR-CURED PIG HAi
its durable and Unbreakable Steel
Pitman Connections, in one of its three ROYAL BAKING POWDJ
trIitm?frirn-hnrsA and ffiani?
and the Thomas Imperial Hay Bake and at reduced prices.
Plant and Cultivator should be on every
farm. Don't forget that you will need a " TERMS FOE ABOVE?C A;
Barbour Cotton Seed Crusher in the fall
Wind jVljlls, Force Pumps, Brick Ma- B. M. HUEY.
chines, Planers, etc., for sale. ? - ?
Write for dgicriptge ffffoga ^ THE CRY It
Successor to McMaster & Gibbea and
W. G. &L. D. Childs, COLUMBIA, S. C. p[flf jf 7 fTITTTJT7 flft
mm* ! i ^ MILL [ml (it)
ftl/P no WEAR I
I THE N. Y? STANDARD nrironin? r & pa
frO HO custom prnts GROESCHEL & CO.
BntH Ukm aotMlMsemor? ti*a iovprie?tom?iaooi HAS OPENED A COMBINATION
toodaull ttiut?? ??aaiMl? thcanp. Wxmly wall
"YYTHERE YOU WILL FIND B
Not co?*Uc?? oft^ wjry.^HtwM ofto wodl: \\ Meal< FlOUT, GritS, Lai
iEXT,ai to ootTotv Sugar, Coffee, Starch, Salmon, M:
&k I ffiSMSSS.'ES Lye, Axle Grease, ^ing Powde
xg? ' * and ukisEuch m&u profiia. Pickles, Corned Beef, Pickled B<
M?\ I dines, Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes
-cizrvZ*/,. 11 hudivutiifiesooidemiod. Envelopes. Pens. Ink. Pencils, t
v gTSTTl Brushes, Brooms, Cakes, Candy
i ll KAy wnm SSSmK. Pepper, Cloves, Nutmeg, Bologna
W^M ana Magnolia ikams.
I \ ) IfEXT. we mate OUR Z.TQUOR DEEARTXE
I | good* only to order,
1 \ L B?tbw^c?s ist^ww'i2i Is stocked with the oldest and fin<
11 s ^ rmiw7 "en our and Rye Whiskies, Wines, Brandle
. (St Brood* to customers
74 Mti C ffif tooth by mall and ex- OUR RESTAURANT
press, at buyer's opm?mtsaummM
wjext, v ** Is always open, where you can
e?nts in ituapsyou will wcolrs by retain mull spackife* wf /\f +ho eoocvrt
of twenty ttmp&B of Woth Tor Pantif Salts, and v)6St 01 ID.G S63S0H.
Overcoat*, and ITyoanimUon thii paper.&O-lock Come tO S66 US.
Tape Sleaitiire Free* iliofaUMtofauyari- ' nT>At?onm7i
jfl mot bUaln. Try thissndtonvfaceyocnelt * UthwjsiJVuxilii
SOUR GUABAilTEEOLiEfiTC rr^"
black's ide.
H York City, witlt whom wo do u ?oomou? bcilusM.
. Sena for samples and Call at ?tn>
B Store! Act now, ud begin totare One-lXalf < 0
W the ewtofyour clothing ibr the balance of yocr life. Call
9 N.Y. STANDARD PANT CO., 66 Onlver
?? slty Place, N. Y. City, Near Union 8q. THIS 18 a. new 8tyle Of spec
j the finest Periscopic Crystal
I iy||M scientifically centered, acc
miUvi w Lit 61 ground and measured, thereby
a f L J ,
PILLS. | greater ease ana comiorx, auu j
ing a clear and distinct vision.
we haye these passes in bo
as a household remedy for the past tacle and eye-glass frames ir
century, in all the Southern and Western
States, for the cure of Dyspepsia, Bil- Silver and Steel; also inaco
ionsness, Malaria and all <?seases of the c;.a. . - fKa?Q
ILIVER, have, by their hon of SUyer and Steel* there
ing all the advantages of Silve
wmqrvsrp ictt r. nrrrtsh
tacles at small cost.
gained the supremacy over all other
PILLS on-the market. After one trial _ ^ '
yon mil join the cry for "GILDER'S S A VI? YOTTH RY
PILLS" with the ten million people of ^ A
the United States who are now using
If your merchant has not got them, sPectacles 85 soon 85
send 25 cents in stamps to them if you want your vision
Gr. BARRET? ft CO.. ' as long as possible and be sur
AUGUSTA C,\. fV>o erlaaa fr? anif mnr fivpfl
DIAL ENGINE WORKS, ^'y011 in fitting yonrvteiot
CONNOR & CHAND:
A COMgA^E^BEEN FOBMED MflPMUPPY
16m ate "now operating these works, IIIU18litIIall I #
manufacturing the Celebrated TOZEB J
PATENT. AGBICULTUBAL AND
STATTYYWATiV F.VATVF.S fnr
their great durability, simplicity and
economy in fueL - ?- .
Excellent workmanship and design. CllQPflll
Eetnrn lubulor Boilers a specially. InQllll
Also Saw Mill Shafting and boxes. *>'
Most convenient shop in the State for having
your repairs done. ;
All work guaranteed. Foundry work
m Iron and Brass. _
Write us :!or estimates.
-rrr T? t Tiomrrn "a r? TV "m M ? /NT7
. jyruujuw.iujB
Superintendent.
THORNWELL MoMASTEB, HARVESTING MACHINES,!
Business Manager. ERS} REAPERS and MOW!
CANE MILLS.
\M ."5 SELF-SKIMMING E VAP<
F4A? V .. TORS AM> POBTABl
fjjbnaces
W&MMSl)lSISSE --STEAM ENGINJ
4r^3iLLlERE60LflRniES _o?
PECULIAR'ID*HER'SEX. Xow ieyour time-to place yo
JOA.UUJUAUXO. tier.
and p0webfl?3;qfidc.
. & IFA'AKEN-DURJNQ'TBEj. f. mcmastek & <
change-nf-uupei ?w? ct,
-DfZpf?m^$&. WE HAyE
brad fie id regulbqrco tttq^p di?pi?r\n
^ Atlanta.6a. jubi kricillvj
TWO MORE INVOICES OF
ESKS, OFFICLHBNITURE AND FIXTURES. ^ HfcLIUEILT?
SSB^roiUwOT^^SU^^Sfe, Teno,
- OF WHICH RIBBONS, TIPS.
hi ft iambi/ t* n cn-n ?-r* - If Hats formed the larger portion.
^ ^ i stockintMsiineis
ONCE MORE COIIPLI
: I | | I j I I | The ladies who have been wa
II I r |- I \i j | | .1 for these goods can call at their <
ssJJ ^ I | i I est convenience and will find us
1|||||P j 1 |J ss FUULT PREPARE]
-m > I; i| to fill all orders with neatness
c ; II dispatch. Wc will a>"sray8 be f<
froxt bask
as regards styles, quality and pri?
iwfo 'wvo?^>X*ff*V- - Yours to please,
ISft&M.* MAH 0 ? AHTI EBONY d, laudebdal;
^Jr; _ ,:.- ...
/
I
PIEDHOUTT iIB-LDT?.
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE E.R *
SOUTH CAROLINA DIVISION.
Condensed Schedule^ in Effect May 13,
TBADTS BUN BY 75TH MERIDIAN TIME. *^*13
PLES. North Bound. No. 51. No. 53. alg
Lv. Charleston
?? (viaS.C.R.R.) 6.15p.m. 7.00a.m. JHj
Lv. Augusta, 7.00p.m. 9.33a.m. \ JH
E. Lv. Graniteville, 7.53p.m.l0.l5a.mLv.
Trenton, 8.30p.m.l0.48a.m.
u-o Lv. Johnston's 8.47p.m.ll.0J&.m.
- Lv. Columbfk, 11.25p.m. 1.40$.m. 4fl|
2 tv? Lv. Winnsboro, 1.10 a.m. 3.19p.m.
5 im- Ly Chester, 2.17a.m. 4.29p.m. JH
Lv. Rock Hill, 3.10a.m. 5.12p.m. :r ~
Ar. Charlotte, 4.20a.m. 6.15p.m.
5TER- Ar. Salisbury, 6.44a.m. 8.02p.m. '- ' . .v. jM
At. Greensboro, 8.28a.m. 9.40p.m. I
Ar Richmond, 3.45p.m. 6.1^.m. .
Ar. \v asmngron, o.^op.iu. o. wi. m. ^"jJOTK
At. Baltimore, ll.25p.rn.i0.03a.nl VH
At. Philadelphia, -3.00a.iii.12.35p.rQ
OArb Ar. New York, 6.20a.m. 3.20p.m. . M
in ^oun^- No. 52. No. 50. J|
S' m Lv. New York, 4.30p.m. 12.15ngt 9
Lv. Phila'phia, 6.57p.m. 7.20a.m.
. , Lv. Baltimore, 9.42p.m. 9.45a.m. _ won
rratea Lv.Washington 11.00p.m. lL24a.m. * J
Lv. Richmond, 2.30a.m. 3.10p.m. Jm
Lv. Greensboro, 9.48a.m. 10.44p.m.
kinds. Lv. Salisbury, 11.23a.m. I2.37ngt. " fB
Lv. Charlotte, l. 00p.m. 2.10a.m.
to Lv. Rock Hill, 2.02p.m. 3.l0a.in_
Lv. Chester, 2.45p.m. 3.52a.m. ; J|
rr? i i7n m 4
ER ,L,V" " t _
' At. Columbia. 5.43p.m. 6.55a.m. . ?
Lv. Johnston's, 7.45p.m. 9.01a.m. -IS
Lv. Trenton, 8.02p.m. 9.18a.m. ^ #
Lv. Gramtercile, 8.31p.m.?9.46a.m,
SH. a 9.10p.m. 10.30a.m. Ja
Ar. Charleston ' w
(via S. C.R.R-J 9.45p.m. 11.00a.m. ||
PuJiman Palace Cars between. Augusta &
aud Danville on Ko&. 5C and 51.
5 Pullman Palace FnlliEd^ 1 <af, JB
Augustoand WashiugtoTf^^;, on N5sT^?BBH
52 and 53.
lffn n,*?? ^makes'close connection at fl
?" ? rhVi??n 50and 51 Wi^B
flfl ll" VjUIUOiUia niuu v. w v.. -
Iff P. to and'from points West via Spartanburg, -flHI
*? ' , Ashevil le ana Paint Bock.
SOL. HAAS,
Traffic Manager.
D. CARD WELL, D. P. A., MM
Colombia, S. C.
JAS. L. TAYLOR, J
STOSE General Passenger Agent. 4qu|
ACONj SALE 1
|| AID RID STABLES. J
3HBUBS. ^
AL. ~ ?
I still have cu-^fifnd twenty head of
Horses and Males, ail broke ana ready for Ag,' 3
the farm; among them I have some large ^ J
tacle of TDEPENTIXE MD LOG. MULES.
Lenses.- 3
Also a few medium size. I also have & I
urate 1 y *ew P'US moles. I have a few nice, young
' giving MILCH COWS
produc- for sale, or will exchange them for dry J
cattle.^ I ap also paying the highest cask JH
price xur urv cactie, uvm iu.c wu puw. ?
Persons visaing to trade will do well to B
th spec- call at my stables and see me as I am ^
always waiting and ready to accommodate ~ |
i Gold, my mends, either in bayinc or selling.
mbina- A* WIM.IFORO. "1
b . wiyysB0R0, s. c. : j
to last XUST RECEIVED, one cask of pare J
e to get ^ Q^ver^ *mP?rt Otare|t I>apay
FKENCH BRANDY, The
best in town for six years. Also
BLACKBERRY,
CHERRY and
GINGER BRANDY^ Jj
'-Mm
And first-class Imported and Domes- ?. JB
Wipes, Liquors, etc., sacfa -asrffig
PH I MUMM'S EXTRA DRY CHAM
U1J. PAGNE, Etc.. and the test of .
KENTUCKY EYE and NOBTEf. 1
CAROLINA CORN WHISKIES,
and every other brand of Wine, Whts- JS5L
key, Beer, Cider, etc/ to be fonnd in&
"L WELL STOCKED SAMPLE RGOX
BIND- Soat^ 0^ sunrise at present CaHaud
' see me. Opposite postofifoe aad near
passenger deoot.
j F. W. EABEKDCBET^
, - . |~ aFoiE
E WINES, LIQUORSj, TO- ?
BACCO, CIGARS, ETC.,
B, ?. LUMPKIN'S, M
rj j Tbnw annr? aooth of V. C-Beatv'a and Tij
1?'one aooriuwih 01
I W^nnekAttA O
t r .iuuouuiU) o. v. H
nr or- ?
MY motto is t4Qaick Sales
Small Profits." heapeJ|
CQ? town for cast . I also sell the
?- FIRE-PROOF OIL, 9
175 degrees. The safest and besfl
is jast what you want and vcfaatjB
should use. It is a good icsofl
Z? H policy. Ask for Fire-Proof
R. P. LUMPEji
BTPURE RYE AND CORNOT
TTRV A SPFnTAT.TV
?OF?
9
Usw Crop
Choice new crop Young Hyson iSk
3TE Choice New crop Gunpowder Ten
Choice new crop English Breaki?HBHHB|^HH|
Choice new croo Oolong Tea, ?
.iting a specialty in the above goods, wk
jarli- Ooffeft Sncrar. OrannlfttoH
ard A Sujjar.
Parched and Green Coffees. HHnjB
h Canned' Meats, Salmon and31
" Stsak?something choice.
French Sardines.
Yery choice Evaporated Appl&HHHKH
Mfl Canned Tomatoes, and Okrafl
)and matoeSo am
Rice Rout, Grits, MeaH
Syrups?all recent arrivals.*
cash only at . ?BK
s.sm
BECEITim
?. xfl
Imported Irish PotataB
< Turnips. Ag
E, AJso Fine Cream Cbjffl
^gBMw|^MSjflyga