The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, December 14, 1876, Image 4
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Miscenaneous.
- JI".
The oldest orange tree perhaps in
the world died lately at Versailles
France, at the ago of 445 years.
The government is actively en
.listing colored men in Tennessee, to
fill up the cavalry regiments.
The skeleton of a m-m thought to
have been murdered was lately
found on a plantation in Jackson
county, Florida.
The Atlanta and Richmond Air
Line Railroad was sold last week,
and was bought by the bond-holders
for $1,600,000.
Oranges weighing three quarters
of a pound each, and an average of
the crop were grown in Columbia
County, Florida, this past season.
Two brothers in Thomas county,
Georgia, laf ely disputed about the
ownership of an opossum, when one
seized an axe an d struck the other
over the head kil)igg im t
' General Samuel Cooper, late
adjutant and inspector'general of
the armies of the Confederate
States, recently died at Cameron,
Fairfax county, Virginia, in the
seventy-eighth ,year of his age.
'ChOeBrooklyn Tbetre, in Wash
ingtou street of that city, latel.
took fire behind the stage ,dming'
the performance of .tho., "'wo Or
phans," and was burned * to the
gltind. Over three hundred pers ons
were burned to death and many in
jured.
General Daniel Woodall, for a
long time United States assessor of
Internal Revenue.,in Wilmington,
Delaware, committed a forgery
amounting to over $20,000, whlich
has just come to light. He has led
the State.
*'Moses'HoWid .a coloif Dimo'
crat of Charlotte, N. C., was latoly
not only brutally whipped because
of his politics, bit, not satisfiod
with this, the ruflians'took his horse
and tied it to the track of the C. C.
& A. R. R., at night, and the animal
was killed by the train.
A number of people are making
arrangements to emigrate from
Massachusetts to North Carolina,
They expeoct to settle ini Burke
County, directly on the line of th~e
We stern North Carolina Rlailroad.
Benjamin Marsh, jr., for many
years city clerk of Newport, Rhode
Isiland,hao mysteriously disappeared.
He bore an unimipeachable character
and there is no appearance of any
dofalcation; and his unaccountable
absence has astounded aid confused
his friends.
A Great Change.
The Boston correspondent of the
Springfield, M a s s., .R epublican
writes :"Strong as the lurch of
the country was toward Tildeni in
the week of the election, it has
been twice or thrice as strong of
late, and if the election were to take
place again, to-day, he would have
5,000 majority in Boston, and would
stand some chance of carrying the
State. HIundreds and thousands of
Republicans are sick and tired of
this endless business of forcing car
pect-bag governments upon the
South at the point of the bayonet,
and disgusted at the thought that
even in South Carolina the office
holders can command the whole
army and navy to keep themselves
from being turned out by the popu
lar vote. This state of feehing
makes itself perceptible in the Re
publican newvspapers. The Tran
eorspe and the A dvertiser have vir
tually seceded from the Rule-o{e
ruin Republicasns, and even the
eJournal has loft off praising the
south Carolina board ocanvassers
for "overreaching" the Supreme
Court, and begins tQ opi@bl8016
erti 'question in itib dily obfusca
tions. The patience and forbear
ance pfthe .9theri Pyorts das
are deserving eWM 'id they are
going to win it. Tilden is to be
peaceably declared President, peace
bly inaugiarated, and the country is
tohave peace. fromn tha$ 6M~
this mattet .'sttdd *I~ ii in the
rnlniiit'ation under Tilden. Sixteen
nisB*gl Wt4$ MW nM~~ a
tI
Lng of strong drink, says: "Those
physiciins who are are not habitual
drunka-rds don't know anything
about the progreps f t 7e disease;
they only see the results of it, and
therefore they cannot handle it as
they do other diseases. Those who
are habitual drunkards become too
much weakened physicall and intl
t pron unce h cure.
"I am an old drinker. Have drunk
a;9% R ; e9yry day *9 ,t
past ftee years, except an occa
sioIal day or two when I have
S'awdrii off." I a&i satisfied i-thag
there is no medicine fbr it. Social
habip s're aptrpng .inentive for, one
nai to drink, thirst for Rim Uat for
another, although the first may ab
her thotaste an smell of the fluid.
The effect is what the inebriato of
either class desires and n'ee Is,, In
the interest of the poor unfortunate
inebriate let me tell hih, if he is in
eirnest in his desire to break off, to
shun all liquor at night. He will
not be able to sleep for a night or
two, but he will come all right in a
short time. Lot hin oat a hearty
breakfast, and, should lie be nervous
a few hours afterwards, let
him fight it out, hide himself, and
shako it out. One or two hours
will give him relief. Then let him
take some solid food, and hurry to
his home, avoiding the social com
panionship of men, which is one of
his greatest temptations, and keep
to hisplfps much-.as possible. All
medicines proscribed tW prevent
thist or norvousness are of no.avail.
It is the will, and principally the
will to stop drinking at night, and
and to keep aloof fron social drink
ing friepds. .I havq tried it,- and-1
knoW. Tho dread horrors of delle!nin
tremens have never befallen me,
but I have seen them in others, and
have 1R 9 0 Qf 4 ia, or
I wolic f ot~hrtfe ("A4
VEGEI1WIfA
.I , Iit
fTIt Xai th iroot fI iease I y '> i ri
ging tho blood, iedtoring the liver
and kidneys to icalthy and action, invigo
rating the nervous systenit.
VEGETINE
is not a vile, nauseous compound, wici
siiply purges .the bowols, but a safe,
pleAs it, remody which it sre to purify
the blood and thereby restoro the health.
VEUETINE
is now proscribed in casos of Scrofula and
other disease4 of the blood, by umany of
the host physic ian, owing to its gret
Iuccoss in curing all (iseas5es of this
r atture.
VEQI4 1NE.
does not deceiyO hl4alitis' inthfalso hopes
by put-gimg and creating a tictitious appe
tite, bIt tsistti naturo in clearing and
purifyitty 401e "hol syst ein, lead tl$e
patient gradually to prfect healthi"
Y.GETINEU
was lookodl upon as1 an experimtent for
somn1 timoi by our be~st physicians, but
those mtoIitner'edlus intt t regard to it
are, notw its mao..t airdlet friends and s .
porters. - ...
instead of being puffed-up, medicine
has worked its way ip to its bresent
astonmhintg sut'cess by actual nmerit in
curing' all -lis.hison .f the~. blood, of wham
VEGlNTINJM
says a Boston p)hystician, "has no equal as
a 1blo0d purifIer. Hearing of its many
wondterful cures, after all other remedies
and failed, I visited theolaboratory and
convmtoedi myself of ita genuine merit. It
is prepiared from barks, roots and herbs,
each of which is highly effective. ad
they are compounded in such a manner
as to produce astonishing results."
VEG ETINE1
is noku nowledgod and reconimmen ded by
phlysicians and ap~othtecaries to be the
best purifier and cleanser of the blood
yet discovered, andt thousands speitk in
LtR pinaise, who have been restored to
health,
Feel Myself a New Mani.
NA TrCo, MASS., Juno 1st, 1872.
K4n. H. iR. 8-ravEss:
Dear Sir--Through the advice and
earnest pecrsuasion of R1ev. E. S. ilest., of
this place, I have been taking V~oEwrmz
ror Dyspepsia, of which I have suffered
For years.
I have used only two -bottles and
dread y feel miyself a new mtan.
.Iecspectfully,Dn .W ATR
Rlepor, frm a PriacticaI Chemisi
antd A pothecairy.
BOSTON, Jan. I, 1874,
Deav Ht-Thls Is to oertify that I have
sold at retail 154& dozen (1852 bottbAa) of
f our YEoBTINEi since April l'i 1870, and
can trulypgy j4~ 10 lIngs leti Aho best
satisfaction of any remedy for the com
plailnte fr .which i s recomnmendeg1,
without somne 'of rny one kit ~stfy
to its merits on thenpielv~o f~ierionl
[ amjperfedily coinlat ofs~rlcases of
scrofutilous ' Tumors bein~ oured by VEQ
GIL,,~1, B'J46 roadway.
Vegetine is Sol~ b al Dp sp.
AaVGnTSI M
$3,20.4 94 ~ e~ptvarious
10Wvsap rs 'dftl0 1t6[1 tfbih thirty
papor, giving daily and weekly otreula
i1on azuiprlie sohedl of ratesn
o. 4.1 iark Row New York,
Soffer for sale -or rent Jmreidence
he- jV&4 i#et near
omeis otle- ait -10, con .r):
S htehon.
5 F 'AWVV 0 A'R D,1L stlea withj
natle, 10ots post Pai. J. B.
U15Ma, N61au, Rens. Co., N. Y,
etter Copying Book. No presi
or water used. Sample ol-y
orth $3.00 free. Send stampfo calar.
io go.
Otlrodely!1i 80( ceits toi o 1 drd
mrail, postpaid, all of thlo follom i gidb
of jewelry, vi: I pair Gold lated and
engraved Sleeve piftf* one Not Gold
Front Shirt Studs, I Collar Stud, I Wed
this great bargain morely to diw at en
tion to our buit' * p, ehv all kinds
of watche ab'JeObN tlwproa
'7149;V y ow res
Send for Catilogue.
Co cA i., 735.B~roAdwa&ytN;.Y.<ty
JURUBrABA
HtiiulatCs the ototiko 4an1, thus puri
fying the blood and strixing at the root of
disease. It 15 titie meiodivinal 'tiadt of
the iplant of that naue fouid in . Brizil,
and is 011 0f tlhio otw-onderfi1 tiics
and invigorators A nOWn. 1t will in'0
the Liver active, 'nsasht DlgdatiodWiV, fiiff
the Blood, restore Vigor to the (obilitated
and is a cettain renmody for 6dl dieasos of
a Serofulous nature. 'Try it. For Sale
by Druggists. Wholesale'by
C. N. UnITTENTON, 7 Sixth Avenue, N.Y.
TRIFLING
With a Cold is Always Dangerous.
USE
rbI# 01olic Tablets,
a sure remedy for Coughs, and all DiF.
oases of the Throat., Laingii, (,best and
Mucous I Nu wran. " V
C. N. CulTTENTON, 7 Sixth Avenue, N. Y.
Agents Wanted ffir the Story of
Written by. ;his- fathe. A oompleto ac
count of thi 1nsl Mysteriona'i Abduction
and Exciting Scargh. % ith FIac-Simile.
Lettord nidt IllutAtons.' Outsella1 'all>
other Books. OOe agent too's 54 orders
in one day Trerm libor.l, AdIrps.,
Jondit i~ra & Co., Publiors, Phila.
Ont-SelliIng I in iW'sely--The
CENTENNIAL EXPOSIT1li
DESCRIBED AND ,I4LSTtTFD._
The only co pleaq, riobly illuut t
low price work' 750 p Ces, only S2 50.
rrents of the entiro hi,tor, grand build
ings, wonderful o'xliitii, Jiiriosities.
great days,' etc. The be0A chance of 100
ye rs to. coini money famt, as evprybodj'
van ts this w'ork. 1,000 agents appoi'ntert
first-four weeks. 5,0110 wanted. $Ior (till
particulars address quickl -,
Hunu3DM) nn . Po~ yg E7h .mS~om St.,
Phil., Pa. Caution. A0, not deceived by
Imost regoictfuiily request the
Inspect ion of their cheap and
cth selected stock of.
goods, which they:
viler.. 'OW0) as
ony 0se in
THEIR LADIES'
Department is full and complete in
avery line.
RUFF'S, SILK TIES,
hlandker. hief.. Col'ars, Cuffs &c., in
great variety and at cxtremely low prices.
AMERICAN DELANES,
Nice Dress Gloods, colored and black
Alpacas, at prices that defy comrpetition.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Consistinig of Brown H~omespun, Check
ed Homespun, Denimai, T1ickmgn, Shirt
ings, &c., at prices to suit the p~rice of
Cotten.
THEY HAVE.
A splendid lot of Jeans and Caanimeres,
Gents' and Boys Suits which they offer at
great bargains. .-3 .~ ,) 'f'
'~i and Rled flannels at selling
prides. I i ' I'
A FULL STOCK OF
THEIR LINE OF
- Gonta' Furnishing Goods Is complete In
averylpattioilkrsi T .mB I f r Fw //i
AGENTS'S LADIES'8i
Youths'. Boy~',and ,mcren's'Shoes in
great variety, ,a 4;t j9~eniably low
'prices.
THEIR HARD WARE
hardware store,
A NEWLOT OF
Good and oheapcAgetg jgstreoeived.
Call and examine bef'ore buying
McMASTFiB & BRICE.
35rOTIO 2.
I e'~h
Fall and Wintev Dry Good
7. TI l V -A
MCREE-RY I
W E are now opening our Fall and Win
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, I
And beg that all in 'ant of goods give us I
StoQ1 fuu of t 1 iost d r oW
ye , t*ihom e a
you good; at prices which
side of Now York. Ci
Z'' Samples sent by mail when roqueste
r)ver $10 in value it accompanied by the
delivery will be sent free by express.
Sot _21
QE4L1;D bids for the rent. of the
-14farkt Atalls No. 1 and Will be re
ceivedi until 15th instant, Rentpayable
junartrly In advance, and parties to give
note with approved sureties.
- WM. N. CHTANDLER,
dee 7-2t. Clgrk of Council.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
TheOPiNeely, adminiktrator of Estate of
Ann Walling. Deceased, vs. Elizabeth
Waslift. Jno. Wailint atnd others.
IN obedience to an order from the
-L qQur ofdrobate, made in the above
t4atr1 i I, will* oferi foYr -al: 4 the
firsa onda, in January next before the
Cox. t Hou e door in Winnsboro, S. C.,
:he Umn., oa land belomiging to the estate of
Ann Walling, deceatsed, containing seven
ty-four acres, more or less. and bounded
by I atl ss lrs. Marthat 114k, estate o'
Philip Waling and others.
Trnais OF SAL-one-half cash on day of
Soi n oine 411T to ar-i ythere
nd Mortgago with interest from
lay of salo. Purchasers to pay for
necessary p pers. . .
Leo 7-4t. S. F. C.
IROCLAZATION!
BY authority invested in mue as the
LEADER OF LOW PRICES
E[do hereby summon and command all
persons in the County of Faiefield, state
of South Carolina, to proceed at once to
the large and commaodious establishment
of R. L. DANNENBERG, and, there
eleet anid buy.' theifr Fall and Wintei
siupply of Dry Goods, Qlothing, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, TLadies' and
Gents' Notiens, &c., and bring with them
tiheir readly ehat~go, that I may give themi
all the benefits wvhich I desire by buying
niy gooda for Cash.
And it is falrther ordered, by, my au
thority, that I miust and shall competo
witlf any lioiss'& in hiy line, 'eitlbt in
Charleston, Columbia or CharlottQ. .And
all persons failing so. to do, will be a.1
judged the enemies of Good Goods at
Low Prlces, antd punished.by going
elsewhere and buying theiaegoods.
And it Is further ordered that dil' th~ose
who are indebted to me. shall repair at
once to this place and close their accounts.
All these falling to doso,*ill hereafter be
debarred from evor againireceiving Credit
it my House.
Slgned sealed and delivered, this 10th
R. L. Dannenberg.
R.W. PHILLIPS
a1TtU - PNW ts'NJt
Piotturo Frames, for design and
workmanalhIp,#A 41tlha ehU .? liememi
bor my prie.. are beyond competition fer
?Mistio WidrdoWS ' Nio it e
urcable, convenient, that never get not of
rder, and will last loY ''tbana any other
~ade Mat ,~ urJ Iataaks,
nd .
Furniture.tmodrato
lull annnt'4
s Boots, Soes Hats &c
ter Stook of
IOOTS, SHOE HATS &c.
i call before buyi ott will find our
to be found anw iero. We buy for
with eho opg experience of-our
the thii, we propose to give
cannot be du cliatod this
kilund he'ooilv iced,
1L orders 'promptly attended to and when
money or requested to be oollected on
,Love & Co.
DOLUMBIA, s. C.
B. Sllolimor & Co.,
OLD CATHCART STAND.
Wants to find in a store all kinds of Goods
together, go to old Cathcart's store,
B. SUGENHNIMER & CO.
wants a great deal of Goods for little
money, go to old Cathcart's store.
B. SUGENHEIMER & CO.
wants to bity niec and fresh Groceries,
go t , old Cathcart's store.
B. SUGENHEIMER & CO.
JUST RECEIVED.
'Fine Irish Potatoes.
Fine Onions,
Fine Northern Cabbage.
Fine and cheap Hams.
Fine Bacon,
Fine double extra Flour.
Fine extra sugar cured Tongues, and
many articles too numerous to mention
here, at old Cathearts store.
B3. SUGENHEIMiER & CO.
nov 30
SEL.LING OFFi AT COST
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS andCAPS.
Iferm entire stock of Boots, Shoes,
.Iasad Caps, at and below Cost
1?rice,preparatory to closing out my busi
ness by January lst, 1877.
I also call attention to a fine lot of can
vassed flame. Choice brands of .New
Orleans, Cuba and Black Strap Molasses.
l1ighqst price given for cotton.
P.S. All . J. MeOCARLEY.
PS.Alparties indebted to me are re
qeted to call and settle on or before the
lth November,-1876.
oct 263 U . J. MeCARLE~ Y.
In the District Vourt o~ the
V)i44 S ales for. the'District
ofi onth Carolinac
I(ANK~tjI'OY.
Ink pa' of John 0O. Davis and W.
rn14, ayleisuakiupte,
rp IS it to give notice thatt a warrant r
J..)bankmnto has beenIe1 opt o
the Dittrio6 br of thei 'tlnt ~ tes for'
the-Jbistrict of Soiush arolhi a aet the
eittate of Job 0. Datis -and W. Da. hvls?
of Fairfield County, of the State of south
.Oarolina1 who -h~ beesil uJdge bik
r~iesupon. their. owfl'pittiuon ; ththe
6iyo~ of' any dbts,- aid''th ' hI4 *~
of any prpert boldn~ tosilti'b~ J
rupts,t heter or Ihor tIherahd athe
raafttof any prpryt3thiet, gre foi,
thart 'aM4ttof the-ored
of ter esitateh'~ill ,b'd halfd Atl CW S
ujk~ ptj to bhe holdetr *hthe~tPa,
at orkville, 8. 0., before W. I. 01416u
seq., one off C Ea~ ourt.
l~~~ ylarte stook of G~~~'
HOS.~r IV. Utj4 t9. T 1ON
Offee On WashingtoA street, one door
east of Winsboro Hotel.
[I. A G.AILLAU1. JNo. S. RZYNOLDS
ATMORNEYS AT LAW.
NO.2LA VRANGEj
WINtj19 )llO. SQUTH CAIOI.INA:
STATEF OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OP FAtFIELD.
By JOHNV J. NEIL, Rrq., Probole Judge
W 4EREAS,.R. C. Arpett, hath made
guit to m t'o grant him letters of
a1ministration of the estate and effects of
Mrs. B. A. Camerop, deceased:
These are therefore to cite and admanish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said Mrs. S. A. Cameron, deo'd, that
they be and appear befOre me, in the' ourt
offrobate, to be held at-.Fpivleld, Court
Himouse, S. C., on the 9th (lay of Decom
ber next, after publieatioW hereof, at 1i
o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if
any they have, why the shid administra
tion should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this twenty
second day of November, Anno Domini
1876.i
JNO. J. NEIL.
J. P. F.C.
Wx. E'TTZNorER. H. P. EDMOND
Ettenger & Edmond,
RICHMOND, VA.,
MANUFACTUREW, of Portable and
Stationary Engines and Boilers of
all kinds, Circular Saw Mills, Grist Mills,
Mill Gearing, Shafting, Pulleys &e.
AMERIMAN TUnBINE WATER WHEEL.
Caneroia's Special Steam Puips
Send for Catalogue.
oct 19
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JULIAN A. SELBY Manager.
J. CLENDINING,
Boot anti Shon Maniracturer.
WINNSBORO, S. C.
THE undersigned re
spectfully announces to the
citizens of Fairfield that he
has removed his Boot and
Shoe Manufactory to one door below Mr.
C. Mullers. I am prepared to manufacture
dl styles of work in a substantial and
workmanlike manner, out of the very best
materis, and at prices fully as low as the
same goods can be8 manufactured for at the
North or elsewhere. I keep constantly on
hand, sa good Stock of Solo and Upper
Leather, Shoe Findings &c., which wilbe
sold at reasonable prices. Repairing
promptly attended to. Torrmsstrictly Cash.
p-Dried Hides bought.
oct 12 J. CLENDINING.
OO0'OR & CHNDER
CALL ATTENTION
STERLING SILVERWARE,
-- AT
REDUCED PRICES.
Table Spoons,
Tea Spoons,
Sugar Spoons,
'PTble 'orkcs,
Pap Spoon,
Butter Knives,
Pickle Fork.,
AND
Ladies' Guter Latchek
deo. 7
--BY
JOHN D.McV~CARLEY,
Located gext to DR4 &0.o's store,
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n ilsupply op,~io9
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ulot t loR~cR4~sr, g
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