The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, September 06, 1876, Image 2
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FA~iHFIELD HERALD
t l :Ie t.c nyMorinkg, SeIA, 0, 187M
JNO. S. IEI:NOLDS, Editor.
of Nowv York.
Poll 'ICI: 1'1IENI1I) N'i',
of Indiana.
FOR (1OV'T:RtNO~t,
WADE I1All I TON,
of Bielilaitcd.
W.D. SIMPSON,
of . L)1 10118.
T5. L. LE:A I'] IA T,
of Iii.id1(.
)%itL COMP1TIIOI.1.E1 I (lEN ERAT,
JOHNSON TIA(;(()O,
of 13o.1 well.
FOR B3ECIIRTAI1Y O1F .WIATIS,
Ll. M. SIXES,
of "York.
FOR ATTORINEY (IENi flA'.,
JAMES (,ONN ER,
of Charleston.
HUGHol S. TJ[OMI.'S .N,
of Rii(!llhlfl.
Sx')u A1 JUTAN'1' (GENERAL.,
of Siiititer.
3"v it CONmI1:sa, Po't RIl 1 'I'4'IR1'',
J. 11. J'\'INS,
'I' '(i. '\ ASTON,
rOf ('Iinstor.
MI )'1)(*'lt ti (' O1'i~i1lii'.itioii ill P d it
fl.21i fzi t ap))r , l g, if ilIidee,l it
41: I it. lc( vo 4l(su'I 114)1 that Do('('C
overy town, village and noiglibor"
hoad, olubs are being fornioci, comn
posed of both white and colored
citizens, and thto party organization'
is being rapidlly j)uahll~ forward to
te highest sta~te of perfection at
tamable. fi'ldro is too, an onthiu
HiuiEriI abroad titrotigliotit the Sittto
that. is without preteet inl the; his-,
tCory tof politie4 in Smiithi aroluina.
Th'ie entire go1 peoplel of tlhe coin
3Ilt\"eiltjlt i f~OUifl lbiiinittedl and1
Moitved by 0ie110 an theo .aloe high
resotlve3, a ctlit(Criliittjoii1 to give to
the ;state It ~c(vW31n iV, t Oif which it'
maliy be0 j isi.ly' p~roud. Th le fiatt (,f
the~ iuist malsses his tone forth
thati I ii(lie'u iiiuist b3e. eXt-el 1iiiiiii
tetl, 111111 )o legii tiite liiu a1.,'e
('3 ('33.3 Ntet3it1 tick o(f pou)ilarI in
.hign.at ion,1 whichl ci it'i ouit att~3ti1i.t
tho CC11i11 till U itill powe lf) of (a 31 rt.y
WiVic uiu lIgio w\atoii\vurd is jilunider.
iij.-*iiliec I thCir 11 purp3o( to rise iin
l;ctii mightI, tat salve tihe titt
(1 jwlii c;lI rltt ite~l is wet l (.)I Kt
\\'t;, anud fronti the iiiciiiituiiix ", i(.
3 J.; ~i i~c Haire is hliLltiilt lioard Save
itt tiY ' prpi.trationlH to s(3iui( C1tiIII
jilut' 3iQebe ill the iiiighty contes(t.
th t it; 1)11(01 11:4. '.Cits 118110t1 (of
c 5 ('ll Viis car1111 (' LC 3 it nit ( it, to
its l. buLtt, I I it Dill. r(el iveranice
froim misru tle is iiigi3 iiilit IiI, 1131
c urlti vCg: CIC itIry oni I lie 7t01
(lhty of niext. N ('il eir. Tlhleie in a
inlio\ iV fc':ltii,:i.1)3 thatt k]mows
no suc wii rl its fail, 101ii d this 1;11111(
5Ml)i i Ii twill 1 (-. 1 1 ' Mill : iit a thingl i;t
I hitioiigliiv ai oligwd, and 1miv fully
A ti it'riit.it-s of Viti l33 Li 33(15; haive
finally drliven (.15)131 Ito i'Cgl(1 tiheiri
situtin Jul3 they niitiiiil have (10111
y(':iwt a1go. '1)ey mod.' thie 1851ue
Squalirely, 1111c(1 Wi tiitlil1t fear of tihe
resiji t, and1( they ilt (313( to snake one
morn 331' (ltrt to purge4 thlir3 stat Ie' 01
(Ii tits lii) ii 11133((311 I'. LA iut Lt-liey
l'it-h 5intend~ I ((hiP tht, 0t hit Shai
heI cc:stl e iiit. hit't theyigI331jel ls (111-n
C1",~ xis til U)nyi ofe e~ tietr iiiIli}
lit ijst. 1113t1 111(I iatti i 'I. wihc 1(3 Si st
3313(01 the Soil tof this fair Slaite.
Aui.l 10 o t f("\W\" d to our fel
tIu~ he lagar I it i of3 fa1tii I. (ii
1)lti Mt Ii tuilt ill there ii'other''
t('IuilItidK of tlitt;y att atetid ; (:
p)ositionl has ever yet done in this
elif a cau~iidto for ro-,lccio am l
at once took the Itiunfl ill his own
intere~st. Jims RpoeelI( have bad
somae oet, 1but his~ con servattive
language and good advice hatvo lust
him many 8utpportcrs. The 11amn
bur'g aif .ir gave in it fine chlaie
iILti \-:I1 favor with L')t, lliott-Ptit
tcrson crew, 11111 hel waH 1)y no
means slow Co time it. iis true5d vi
Ulnjust 1111( c. in.,l lett.(n'i; to the
Drv )iO tit I.Ce wxtts tl lly tilt) glint of
inl 1itn favor of tie ye. y wvorst
elemeints ill his par'ty. But, iliw
luisth liilai no4 goodt. It Iis;
gn4:t (h Iidi~'~ g'tt local wh ii 1o ti ink
Sides wit i t! A'vue. o~v ( 't b in
Isrlaii; fur I(V"(31IUtl, vald clip in i I
neat.I hitliuioiiy in i t I~eiii)ie 1Lett
jn:.'t~y. The i. shiall ati~ I vailI ae lie may
Iett'e g131i uiiin I l~it ''aiti'lV heii1st b y
flit,1i ieu IJnLI'1V 1)4)1.1 Sttai. I ht, lets
for it. ve(ry l:irge c.l(i ikn3i in tis
4'4Ai Liul~ iIII4.lti\ lilt e.l icir tt
1hunch, :liil eci i ely i giaou a the Earl'
that, 1 lie Irits no legal eluiiii to i
sea)t.. \i ip1)i-'es inlieiiiwe inl tho'
ho\'l lwe ' (4iIi tli is f.((4t , an'l V. itli
I~o~veti to titl ilt)i. lhe call iv.14ily
('11r' ii ft;ell tihoeis tli vote's 1t'Ilint'
iiid(303l I '3)ts a o,1ilver the 'itti1e, Wvho
w ill ligh t hit ii ll th com'4l~ing (' 11test.
I'veii ill I.'aii(Iil ('111 ii v, w here it.
lmigh 1 be. rfill :hN" 41)1)( ht
60Ia l11111111 )110 1Iitiig Itiiolig
the 1clejtlieitlns, lie is nt withint;t~
op; ot141 s. In the Legislai
ti. ii he sc;nee ilittS' sliet (P)11 l)
from 3111 the (l'(ga3tijo11li fliit (it;
tiitIeil v'ite for Whiper. 1.1 tA:(e
1.3.1 8 t, SIR ,' 'lVIi libi 411 L of t.!:(
tSi -I'i' 41'i'sl ( , VI'1 1 agint ii nt,
11141 threel( still 111:\' 5.311 iOf the
ts veiu' tii' sflt (.O 1,1 ti'11 is Chat
t ii~s~iiIhe veruiiiveudsith at;v
ve1t ( hv I14tfi'111 I tIi 11o la;~iit,
t'her best nulr is tha1('t, sliili' e lf
bieiii Wii.41 by (! l I) the 144(11 th
Itt ::i\01V J)!i1 it' Iato ii s ow'Inr
slaughtor. The police, therefore,
los; not a moment in sottong inquiry
on foot and, and a whole regitment
of mspectors and sub--inspectors
iuriied to Keilswatcr, intent on ap
probon(lding the supposed murderer.
All in vain this commendable
display of energy. He never would
be apprehended in this world for
one very good reason. The whole
affair was a hoax from beginning to
Onl, thlc aassiii and his vicbim
being Jeagued together to frighten
the public. Are there any horse
piind(ls. we wonder, in the vicinity of
Kellswater ?
Proposed holly at King's Mountain.
'I te suggestion of a correspond
cnt of the ..V wrs acend C,'ou,rier tnat
the L.ttletield of King's Mountain
be unade the. scene of a grand
ratification meeting, in which the
Demoenrey of C(aiolinas, Georgia
and Tennesseo may participate, is
well worthy of consideration. It is
feasible, for the Air Lino Railroad
fiiinislies ready access to King's
Mountin from distant points ; and
ll n why couild the entau;ismu of
the Denkocracy of the upper coun.
ti''s be more thoroughly aroused.
King's Mountain is to themr wha)it
Fort. Moultrie is to the sea-board
an endtuilg mlonueneut to the p:r
trionOte1 a11(1 courage of their
ancestors. The lere presence also
of HIampton, and Coliquitt, and
Vance, Would attract sch ia cot)
courCs Ofs li;ts not awakened the
echoues of that secluded spot inceo
the great anniversatry cele:brationl
held there there twenty years ago,
when Baneoft an(1 other nafltiUllll
spe):.kers were profent, and when
the silver tongued Presten, for the
last time. swayed the muiltittude by
118 muagnetic powe'r. For a century
have these States been banledl
together for weal or woe. And the
Dilnoe' ats of South Carolina, now
standir.g on comiiUoi ground, hear
ing the call of their loader H:m1ipton)
11(1 gathering words of cheer sand
inspiration from their l.'retireni of
other States who havo already
pass'ed through the slough of RLadi
c:lisiu and stand on firm Democratic
ground beyond, would be norve.d
with the spirit and unflinching
resolution to imitate their glorious
example.
A VAwsUmAB Wons.-The Centen
nial History of the United States,
from the discovery of the American
Continent to the close of the ihst
eeutury of American inidependence.
iy Jaules 1). M(cCabe. auitho' of "A
\fLmnual of Geuioral History," "Tne
J* at Republic," et'., etc.
.1t is a well known fact that the
g'reat mass of our people are com
peiled to rely, for their know:cirge
.,f the hitory of their country. upon
the outl nc wor ks intended for the
150 of schools, which by their ver'
*l~iure are brief ; desig'no I for th..
:'omprei'hension of chlihnf and0 in
every way unsuited to the adu'
dnind. Therel( hajs long been1 fel t a
onn)inoI want of a IHimiony or" Trn.
U,;-ma.n S-rmvis, covering tile wio;.
period fronm tuoc discoveryr oft,
CoJntinenIt to thme pie('enit dlay, and
prisentong ini a smlcmine't anld eo>mpro
hen ive formii thoe history of our 'oiun
try thr ough its v'arious periods, from
h igher anid miore thiorght~ful stanid
pint th mn would he proper in a
S 11oo1 history. T.fhis demanld, we
C happy to sa-y, is satisfacetorily met
i, e C ntnnial History of thme
(Jted Sute 04" ai work whiliba is 'vi.
d n Iy desti;'e.l to take rank as the
b dat Hist :vy of our c'omil v.
ato.:'ul wyel knownu histoi-al wri't4e
4 illS , 1 dl bombasti of~t d.
infilamue tihe namt iinal pride, bu t ia.
a clear, vivid anid brilliant nlarr'ative
of t he events of our historv, froim
(lhe discovery of thme Arnerican Con
* neint to t he pa (esent damy. It gives
aL moist inlteresting nec'(oun)(.to' the
Indians of North Ameoricai, from the
time of the coming of tile white men.
'lhie voyages of Cohunbus, the ex
()lol ations of thle differ'en t nationsfl of
I'uriope, anld the w~lmderingsm ofth
Siiards'tI in soarch of gold anid im
m->rlta'l youth, are toldl withl all the
in ter'et of a roance : then follows
a c'leair anid sulccint account of thme
formiationi of the F'edeiral Conlstitui.,
the Mexicain war, and the events of
our1'hlsto.ry upl to thle conauenent.
of thle civil war. Thle history of the
civil war is related with 'intense
vigor, and wit h sti iet fidelity to
truth. The author writes through
out with eahnnolss anid imnpartialhity,
and1( pleads the cnnse of no sec(tionl
or' party. The hook contains an
appendix, giving an necounlt oif the
INTmERNATIONAL. CENTrINNIJu, EXIIIB
T ION.
It is 'omuprised in One large anna
handlsomeo volum, of 925 pages, anid
con~ltiniIs 442 fine ongravings bn steel
and1( woodl The book is issued by
the National Publishing (Co., whose
impfit is ai guarantee of the excel
lence of the w~orkimansip1. The
pirice is L~OW, 'onIsider'ing the challrae
ter of the work, and eac'h subscriber
is presented with a han~dsomei litho
graphic engraving of the Centennial
Exhibition Buildings andl Ground1s.
It is so1(d by subscription only5,
and Mr'. C. S. ROMEDY', who is the
authorized agent for this sect ion, is
now canvassing for it.*
QUEsTIONS FOnl EVERY ONE To AN.
SwElm.-Ar'o you trleOllld with Indiges
tion, Constip:ationi of the Bowels,
D~y'pepsia, 01' any disease of the
Livor' ? HaLve you autfereod for
yea: a andi( found no relief fr'om the
use of meidiemesC ? Do you have a
with feelings of languor ? If you
have these feelings we knowv vou
have not tiojl the new discovery
M :aamm.1/s Hfrr.o'rzss, at MfcMbqE
& JUmcxs D~rug Store. It is por'
forming wonderful cures in this anid
all ot~her communitie wher.e te
poOploi.o it. It is pronouneed by
aill a the host Liver Medicine in the
.worid. Two doses will relievo the
worst ese of Dyspop;i or Con
stipuution of the B weiis. ELeh
bottlo contains fifty doses, and it
teaspoonflI of this medicine in a
wineglassful of water three times a
(lay for one day, produces at most
wonderful chtuigo. Whero the
system is run down with loss of
energy and app~etite, or Dyspepsia,
with all its train of evil, is efl'ecting
its deidlly work, this remedy,
IEI tEstr, HEMPI'r1Nm, never fails to
bring about a 8peody tnd pertmlannlt
(sure. Those who doubt the merit
arnd virtu0s of this ituldicilo andi
live from <!ay to day without trying
the li leA'tr'mE, iav onr sylllp.1tlhy,
butt e:lnot be cired tiunless they
take the letdicine.
W NEIFUL SuccEsss!-It is r0
ported tihnt BosenEE'fs (hAnst.tN
SItutr hats. since its introduction inl
the inited States, rei'ched the 'm
monse stile of 40,000 dozen per
year. Over 6,000 Druggists have
oideroed this Med"(icino <direct fronm
the Faetory, Itt Wooditbry N. J.,
ntid note (tne ints 1 eported a sie'gle
failure, but. every lott er speaks of
its astonishing suceOsi in eumillg
severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
Br:st, Conumption , or any disase
of the Throat and Lungs. We ti
vise any person that. litas any prelis
position to weak Lings, to go to
their i)ruggist, M[cls-ru & Bra E,
ind get thisi Medi(cino, or inqviro
abolst it. Reguilar size, 75 ceits
saillo bottle, 10 ents. Two doses
Will r(elieve anyr-e. D.on't neglee
yotir couli.
SENsi;LP. Anvlc'E.-Y'oll ai'e askOl
every day through the coluimns of
newpapers :ndn bty your <druggist
to use somel.hing formi y)spepsia atnd
Lirer Comnplaint that volt know
nothing"abou~tt.. ~ Toget"discoutragedl
spetndinlg m11onyC with bitt little
success. Now to give yotu satis
ad ) pry proof t Gu::'s AuIs-r
Fowt:a will cure you of Dyspepsia
1111(1 Liver Conmplaint with all their
('fieets, such as Siur Stolatch, Sick
Feadlache, IHlabitijal Costiveness,
palpitation of the If:trt, Heart
burn), Watter bn:".sht, comling up1 of
food after eating, low spirits &(-.,
we ask you to go to yotu I)1uggiist:,
MlcM.[.s-r:n & lbuI.I": amd f et at San;
plc Bott.1e of Olm:N's Aucrsr
t'ToitV:n for 10 conts md try if, (m
.i Regular Size for 75 (et. Two
loses will relieve yol.*
R.W.PviiiiLP
woarkmatitiship , uII' -.'Indtled. Hem-i
ar my iiiv .riris, mnre b ey.ond compet itilon fori
the sameu quali ty of gods.
A NIIW KlITIY
4f1 ustic Windoltw Shleb'. low~ inice
binable.teev' i -nt. t out netver L( il t o1
.rer, an.1 i hI:,t A lorl th n ny ot e
!er.hei,.. r:-s P1111 t 1 res, i liat'-ilk.
l1teillalloth i.\G iii
Fun.11-atlys rsmiteluid ~t u mrat
ries. Sp ein t tentiont mmi . to thrmu tUt
etao ' Delarit i n't. t iV kilt p on hd
ft ll u ply ofmim Casl Liar k Wod oliins.i
ItMY I h T i miitAl il ~i ti-mttv t38 -.
iI it ,/ omi J. .tilP lat~e, tP,-4,t , ,it',d ,i
\\irif( (1 orr ItA tgt. . S.e C, innte hathi
Sl- ttre f ltum inista o oth e state itte aid
- u' , at of A thu mel ner det e torisetd: t
The si ite tet fr t oi' lmcm' iti ti a id -
erasediii.t that toi hy b utai e p a i betr.me
in the m mionr of l'ro at, lto bem h~ecd a
.hay of *ettur nxt, attri 18bienio
- e ro, 1 , 'h k in the foren ont
Gmin unid eryhr, Wtis Iwetyseon
day o danaylmAnuo Di i sls I)m;tl
u l lix2 ~tuttl t J pltyto ct.
EST A BLIS ED 859
C hlite's jui, rJecelv i a lamrgol airotmp13
mmi.. irt It N e odshmg i con isiti t inipat o
Goit am .lIaiCu Chis 'iE
Gold Uraelecwth."ts> ac
sAtie a s-rm ntotC ocsuw g
andEl warated ~Vmto ivtisfactione, Pr
i eyti inns or Metldic le inl mnd or
salhmatythe
aue- . lip, anPY~o b rencT ip
The, Carried it too Far.
Mr. Butterwick called in to sco
1m1 the other (aly ; fond n the
coursie of co nlver sation1, he taid :
"TIm going to move, I c.mn't stand
tho;o Thonpsons, next door to me,
any longer. They are the awfullost
people to borrow things that I ever
saw. Cotlee and sugar, and butter,
and Ilotir, I don't mind so- mutilch,
althoigh when ai woman borrows
high-ptiieed sugar and Java coffee,
and sen;A bacerk sand and chiekory, It
lian n:.ttul y feels hilionls rand
net(. ;;at they've b~orrowed pretty
ne1i' (eVeryhing ill t he house.
Fi'rht. it's (it, thng an 1 then it's
a.nothe'. fm cant lot rning till 1ight.
I iht str tight, along. Now there's
the l'(.ker. A pokier's Ia pie'' (
uInCion'y' v t.ht you 'd thin''k anyb ody
14,*4'. o a t( t an bu , : it
:(ti t . na.O ai t"rord it, t (v linigit,
It , fl.ee 11:(0jm1g1 L> shake up the
ti e. Ikitt 11s. Thtomim:on seemsi to
Ih .anke' after' 1)ur1' pokt1'. She 1)01' -
1ows it lift een or i.wenty tilles a
rhiy, aud last. Satutrdy she, Sent for
it, thhi ty, fou;r timues. She pacys a
boy tw i dllalhtr at Week to run over
auih o)I't'1 1W thilt Polkir ; and she's
uie l it. K:) nuich that its all bent up
like a ('1 ks:w. (!V.
"Now, take c1ai:s for iistane.
She (asks u: to lend hair uI r chairs
three thnaes it day at enry mae.d,
an':;;( Ihe owry the rocking chai'
whIenever "ie iuts the baby to
sleep. A coOuple of times4'R she sent
over fi Ir a 1 sfia, ntla wlen the bov
''511 lIm k with it, lie s::id Mirs.
Tainpol~~mn was trund as tliutr, and
k-:o gowing arI'imn11 the, house all
d ,v, Ib(c:uie Iu el'' a wele 110 clistors
)ni it. I a:st Miondtay she horiowed
4m-1 washl I boi'.r, (lnd. we hadu to put
'11 01ur washing t ill Tuesday. She(
- id har 1r esei tintg in it, and the
a(!U11n.t1tnc'e was all our clothes
'.e; ic I l.l of li sr11(4ed peaceles. TIve
grot. tin .1u miershi~ilirt n1ow that l'ini
miigity doubtfil if I'll ever get (tl.
its stu-"k to 111e so tight. Every
n1ow aOd then i-:he has coiipany, and
t.hen she ho) r'ws out hired girl and
at ll. 1he:p1 lori fml nitue ; once be
('1ause 1 wouldi't carry the piano10
over for her and4. take down the
C!handliier, sh.e told o11' girl that
tiihm e wer (e runw11r1 ablont town that
I wI : 1 efor ied 1 'irate.
"'erifect ly sca:ndalouls ! They
think not.hing of nding over aifer
It .o1ple of Ibe d.steads or the entry
<'Irpe~t, : acid the other dlay TIhomp',.
som say to mic: "Butterwick, does;
your pinnp log 1im1l lUp easy ? ati;
when I sti I tlii ght ily be0 it didi
he slid : 'Well, Ld like to borrow it
for1i a f("w, dayIs till I ennl get one.
lo' 11iines 1111 rotted away.' The1i
only wItnd.er to 1m1t is that lie didn't.
try to hori ow the well along with
:1*.
'"Alid thent, on Thursday, Mrs.
ThIlul(.ipst::l i (i:t that boy O~ver to
know if Ms. liutte wick woul int
1l.11.l hier1 or,.." eroint 1oor'. She said.l
theirs was1 awaV~y being piaiitwedn
she wais alfraid the baby i wvould ca'1t('h
c'ohld. Whtul( ai.1skedl himu wat hi
.'uppo)4sedl we werei go'(ing to do to
1he recka ned'a we' mii ght tackl uip ii
I ieaised, the boy~ said4 Mis. Thomip
son1 toll him1 if I woniin'lt send ovti
ihei:ii 'rlnt (1 th iask M as. hu tter'
wic(k Iti o en he a11 air11 of1 str'ipal
md1( ti b on ow thte cool Heuttle till
'doIsis sh e is gouing~ to d ao with ai
. :n.'t : aid ai coaI. ll t t le .1. ein-t
4 e 11i , n ; 1k 1 IVm t M ti . T h a.s .
woubi.Ilaa b iion'h tliged~4a if she'd1 lei
in. t he t~win:, abjel ou t iiiminutes.
~.iis. hompsol~n w1 mted~~i e'eat
iiit made' hoe baby ic to tse fresh
inii-rubb'i'I :- sI~ Chekvwas'tiw, hn ifo
hut hat' shersu 11 w l,-SIh; do'It
mid siit Ia0'nyp mre' th Why we
known haerein touak 'iur Jithmnve
iits whenIt ei h~leen ph11ring der11)
therui.g ith hibir eongan sen
motera tat he horri' i of them forw
1 -i' aniher ourw miih ow n fae
ion p-my laif we11 wtol~uin' lt n th'at
shit disn('ie. Nher ! Yes, r -l
hi:lilt d'oor vto a ev hu t ea and
1ht!loi$ve t fenc evero 'k y hour, it
whe thiy Ind~e, I wo'nblul."--3/ai o
.11 ./7 i n'I11i1 aC ' th f Cu l } ', W ak;Ity~
tra1kin wae pAs.ig thru8l thte iopeno
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