Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY DY THE Wlnsbcro Publshing Company. TMs - - $3.00 Ru ANNU, IN ADVANUF. iJberal dilicoit to Clubs of five or more subscribers. ItATES Of ADVERTIHINO. One dollar per inch for the frit insertion an 1 ftv cents per inch for eahei siubs;equent insort ozi. Transiont aivyrtisements imut b" paid for in fdadmice. Costrts for ithree, mix or twelve nonths niude iipon liberal trims. ; i A t Blilw' com Ii1 innications 0hiU1d bo weldrossed to the WiznnHboro Publishing Conipany: all othetrs to the Editor. Ri. MEANS DAVIS, JNO. S. REYNOLDS, Proprietors. HENRY N. OBEAR. South Carolina Nows. Eggs are thirty-five cents a dozen in Chester. Ox ts are actively in deimaid in Edgefliud at from 50 to 0 cents a bushol. Four companies of the 1st United States artillery have recently arrived in Columbia from Florida. Senator Cochran, of Anderson, a R opublican, has been voting with the Democrats since the commence ment of the session. Mr. Isaiah Mines, a soldier of the war of 1812, and one of tie oldest citizens of Clarendon county, died a few days ago. The editors of the Pickens Senti nel have been indulging in an exten sive hunt after deer and wild tur keys, with excellent success. There was a tremendous wind storm in Pickens, a few days ago, creating no little appreliension in the minds of many for their person al safoty. Thero was a collision on the South Carolina Railroad last week, through the car cee:s:snoss of the engincors, by which two engines were in jured. A considerablo number of wells in the town of Newberry are either very low or completely dry, and that place seems in danger of a water famine. The cold was so intense in Now berry week before last, that the ponds were frozen over, and skates were in demand. Mr. J. Walker, who lives on Coop er River above Charleston, was pain fully shot by a colored burglar a few nights ago. Mr. James P. Newton, one of the oldost and most reepccted citizens of HaIrry county, died recently of paralysis, after an illness of but a few hours. A slight earthquake was felt in the city of Charleston last wook. Win dow sashes rattled, and other cvi denocs of ,;uch a con vulsion were distinctly felt. Senator T. J. Robortson has de clined to be a candidate for Sonato rial honors, upon the ground that the Rlacld House is unconstitution al. At Leesville, Le ington county, the other daiy, Alen Lot, colored, shot and killed Ma;nrhal Harwris, also colored. Lot has not yot been cap inred. A colored woman by the name of Daily Thomipson hung hiersel f seven miles below Anderison village on the 9uh inst. She was at times insano, and had on soveral occasions threat ened to take liar own life. Mr. W. II. Peako and~ Mr. James Wideman, residlent~s of Long Cane, in Abbeville county, had a difficulty last week, in which the former shot the latter in the thigh. Due West owls, says the Abbeville .fediumi, are rather bad on poultry this season. They make their raids by the coopful, and leave the coops in the college campus as a warning to bad 'bays. The smoke house of Mr. John C. Dduglass, of Abbeville, was broken open a few days ago, and about three hundred pounds of bacon stolen. The thief has not been cap. tud, The gin-house of Mr. W. W. Mil ler near Saluda Old Town, in New berry county, was burned last week, with twenty-fiye bales of cotton, and the seed from one hundred bales.. His hoss is abouit *2,'000. Kerosene cendirie si e i ahse bf efl. 'The gin-house of Mr. 0. -W. D. Russell, of Chester county, together with fourteen bales of oott'on; and thetgm house of Mr. Blewet Worthy b, ?te same county, with eight bales of ,eotton and eight hundred ponnds of eotton seed, wore burned by Incen diaries not long since. P. Austel, a Democrat who was a su~yon the official bond of J. H. O tcorf,~ the newly elected Radi cal crk of court for Charleston county, has formally withdrawn his name from the bond, convinced that he could not do his county a worse mnjury than to give aid to Republi can oficee-seekers. Col. Samtuel I. Mortimer, an old and lu bly esteemed citizen of Chl' eston, died on the 11th inst., at the. residepce of his only son in Baswihl county~ 1t the seventieti y of his' age. He wasa ati ellston, and at one time rpre sented that District in the ga la. Th dh-hot s of Mr. Mkia S fliebar sep; - MWnter 'eonlnty i~nth Rtroom at thle 0 the matches were ignited and the fire thus communicated to the lint. Five bales of cotton were lost, with a lot of cotton seed. Waltor M. Drafts, of Lexington village, last week, being in Leesville, hitched his horse t a post and stepped into a store. In a few minutes lie discoverod that his horse was gone, and upon inquiry, found that at colored man had ridden him off. He at once gave pursuit, and after a long chaso caught up with the thief, and attempted to arrest him. The latter resisted and was in the act of drawing a pistol when Mr. Drafts ahot him. The wounded man is not expected to live. A terrible accident happened on the Ashley River, near the works of the Wando Manufacturing Company on the 13th inst. The steamer Afoni8ceongo, whith had been em ployed in towing phosphato lighters, when nearly opposite the Wando wharf on her way up the river, ex ploded her boiler, killing the entire crow, with the exception of the on gineer. The . steamer was blown to atoms, and the hull sunk. The crew consisted of fivo men, inchlding the captain, Jacob Birt. The noise of the explosion was heard for rmiles around, and a large number of por sons immediately rushed to the river bank. A boat was launched and put out to the rescue of the crew. The party found the engineer -the only survivor-about fifty yards from the wreek. He was bad ly wounded in the head, and only saved his live by cliaging with the instinct of a drowning man to a floating piece of the wreck. A search for the bodies was continued all the ensuing night and day, but without avail. The versel was in good condition, had had a now boil er put in only a short timo before, the safety valve and puimps woro in good ordor, and in addition to this there was a safoty-plug in the boiler, mado of soft iet:dJ, which would blow out when the wator got below a certain level, and thus give warn ing. The cause of the accident is not yet known. The steamer was valued at $5,000 and was not in sured. VEGETINE 1 TRIKES at the root of disnease -y puri k fying tho blood. restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy and action,invigo rating the nervous system. VEG ETIN E is not a vile, nausious compound, which oimpqly purges ie bowels, but a safo, plo:.suntromedy which is sure to purify the blood and theroby restloro the health. V EGETJ N PH is now prescribed in em:os of Scrofula and other diseasos of the blood, by many of the best physioians, owing to its great success in eurmxg all (lieacs a this r. ature. VEGETINE does not deceive invatlids intoe false hopes by purging and creating a tietitions appe tite, but as.- its nature in clearing and purifying the wholo system, hleaing the patient gradually to p~erfctL health. VEGET1IN la was looked upon as an experiment ier some.' time by our heaIr" physicians, but those moeiI -.- . us ~m regaird to it aro now its, mut., aridentL riend1s anid sup.. plorters. VEGETIN E instend of beinmg puffedc-up meiciel hasq worked its way u1p to its pbresent aas.n ishinp snecess by netual merit in enrinmg all diseadocs of the blood, of what ever natmti. VEt) ETI N Ek says a B3oston physician, "hxas no equal as a blood purifier. Ihcaring of its many wonderful cures, aftor all other remedies had. jailed, I visited the laboratory andl coeineed myself of its genuine mer it. It is prepared fromi barks, roots and. herbs, each of which is highly effective, and they are compounded in snch a mannor as to produce astonising resulta." VEGAETIN E is acknowledged and recommended by physiains and apothcaries to be the bes tpuriltler and cleanser of the blood yet dIiscoveredl, andI thousands spoak in it: braise, who have been restored to Feel Nyself a New )Ian. NArrcK, MASS , June 1st, 1872. Mn. H. Rl. Snynas: Dear Sir-Through the advice and earnest persuasion of Rev. E. 8, B~est, of this p lace, I have beenm taing VmroLmez for Dyapepsia, of wvhich I Lave salffered Ior years. I have used only two bottles and already feel myself a new man. Respeot fully. Dn. J. W. CART ER. Report from a Practical Chemist und Apothwca1ry'. BoaToN, Jan, l, 1874. Dear Sir-This is to certify that I have sold at retail 154& dozen (1852 bottes) of y our VLOETINE since April 123 1870, and can truly say that it has given the best satisfaction of any reamedy for the com plaints for which 'it is recommended, that I ever sold. Ecarcely a day passes without sdmo of my customera testifying to Its merits en themselves or their friends I anitperfetly cognizant of several cases of Ziorofulous Tu mmors be ig cured by Vio 2TIN42 alone In this vicinity. ,Very respiectfu,ly yours, A[ GILMAN, 468 Broadway. To HI. R. STavBN:,E!h Q. Vegetlne Is Sold by all D~rugists. de7-Im OOTT~ONf! 00TNONI EIG1rEST price given~for eotton b RI. J7. MoOARLEY. Just rooeivo4, 506 nankvassd Rlams froinm 81t to 121b each. 03~Otis AND Mm I 4 hoiARlETB effers his Stook of 99ootMp43kes at qo06 prio.o NEW ADVERTISEMENTs. 5 FALV(Y CARID8,1f styles with name, lots. post paid. J. 13. HVSTED, Nassav, Reus. Co., N. Y. a month to active mon seollin $500 Letter Copying Book. No pres or water used. Sample co1y worth $3.00 free. Send stamp for i oalar. ExcEm.szon Manufacturing Company, 09 Madison and 132 Dearborn St. Chicago. ATTINTON ALL! GREAT BANMUPT HALE OV JEWELRY. On receipt of 50 cents we will send by m-kil, paostp&id, all of the following pi'oei of jewelry, viz: 1 pair Gold Plated and ongraved 8oovo Buttons, one Rot Gold Front Slirt Studs, I Collar Stud, I Wed ding Mug, I Roil Plato Witoh Chiain and I Gwnt's Itoso Coral Scarf Pin. We offor this great bargain merely to draw atten. ti n to our businens, as we have all kiual of watches and jewelry at low p-rices. Send for Cat.logue'. CoraL3 & Co., 736 Broad vay, N. Y. City. JURUBEBA stimulates the secretive o. -ans, thus purl fyimg the blood and fit, Kiig at the root of disone. It In the it dioinal oxctract of the plant of that nai found in Brazil %nd is one of the 1o10 wonderful tonico And imvigorntors known. It will make the Liver active, assist Digastion, purify Ahe Blood, restore Vivor to the debi!itated ind is a v-.rtaii reiody for -tl disionea of a Surofulous nature. Try it. For Salo by Druggists. Wholesalo ly C. N. UIITTENTO1., 7 Sixth Avenite, N.Y. TRIFLING With a Cold is Alwakya Dangerous. USE 1WELLS' Carbolle Tablets, t suro reomdy for Cong lis, and alt Dis. maes of the Throat, Lunga, Chot a.w tiacoup 3 embrano. L'UT UP ONLY IN flLU P012. Sold by all Druggias. C. N. CUITTENTON, 7 Sixth Aveniac, N. Y. Agents WIted for the Story of Charley Ross, Written by him fathor. A complete an. iount of this most Myrtorianaw Abduction md Exciting Boarch. With Fac-Similo botters and IllustrationN. Ontselh: all >thor Book.i. One agont took 51) orders n one day. Ternmi lhbor.l. Address JOHN E. POTrEa & Co., Publichord, Phila. Out-Selllig Imuellsely-The DENTENNIAL EXPOSITION DESCRIBED AND ILLUSTRATED. The only completO, richly illustrrted, low price work. 750 p ges, only $3 60. L'reats of the ontire historv, grand build ngs, wondorful exhibits, curiosities. Ireat (lays, etc. The host chance of 100 ear to coin money fast, as overybody vants this work. 1,0U agents appOinted Irst four weeks, 5,000 wivnted. For fnl mrticulars address quickly, ionnAtND Unos., Puno., 7A3 Sansom st., hil., Pa. Caution. Bo not deceived by )ronature books, assinuing to bo "ofi uial" etc. dcc 14 4w IEMENDOl3 EXOITEMENT --OVER THE UNPRECEDENTEDL! LOW PRICES OF IBry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Mats, Trunks, &c. -AT R~. F. LeetCh& CO'se BEST line of N otions in the Ceunty. lents' Furnishing Goods of beat quality. llank et, ghawls and Boulevard Skirt., at the lowest priees. ipecial attention called to the largest and best selected 8tosk of Kentucky Jeans ever before offered to the Tairflold publio. ladies' trimmedl liats in great varieby Lhe above goods will be sold either at Wholesale or Retail. All goods offered low for CASH!. CALL AND) SEE US. WE DEFY OOMPETITION. R. F. Leetch & Co. oot 5 dijo ining F Elder's COLUMBIA REGISTER, Daily, Tri-Weokly and Wok1y 'rERMS, IN Ar'VANOCE: DAR,? six mobnthv --- - $3 S0 Tar-Waarty, six months - - 6( Wxan six amonths . . - 1 00 Dook and Job Pa'IvStig Ostee IN T1l3 8'A TB U. S. MAIL! AU Persons at a distance treated by Mail with Perfect Suocese by d. scribing their Symptoms. Dr. Townsend showing manner of Inhaling. 'OXYIEATED Al! (Send for our large and beautifully Illustrated peur, sent froo tr any addres'.) i m m:a n 1m't, iu r Ilatiois theo nlywaly othnt, the Air Pasa goa can be reached, aid Catarrh Is a dis ensoorthe AirPssa WE MAKE A SPEC- geuf tholIeade Use TA LTY of treatihit pa- titiaTrcatmeant nawo 't A by Mail. Please direct, which Is eay wiltoanid doscrbe your and pleasant.and we ymaptosns. guaranteo a perfect cult of Catarrh. Bronchitis 1 at Ticbmare lnrply 13frv e.conductors to carry ATPElONSTHA air to the Li, .kt~~~~~i01 ri;q N T A h n e 1nhjltlai)I road thi taro Invited to mustgodirecttotho iuntu ftr rour largo and sent of tho disease, beaututily ili.ltrat-d land If you will fol Papor. munt froo to any low our directions, addres. wo galurantee to cut. Bronchitis. MS A Why? betmatso Asth minsl a contraction A ST I M ! o f tho 1 ronchinl Tueslaue by tin e a . e. a ammn In ajnd irri tation or the mucus WE(IUARANTEETO mtemibranolininuthe CUtB Coughs, Colds, Broncilhinl Tulbes. l)lptlerIl, I 'nuom lilton n U.o Oxygennted A ir Nourailgi,and Iearly Il is we will direct and other sovero attacks we will warrant a when all otherromedies Ciro. Wo hinvoeurod fail. cases of 20 yoarb standing. Can be cured. Why ? Go NSU MPTION anaa"" Mua 'S reahe b POxy- ue ltnreso ene4cs, somtle of theimt eheium given over to dio b-t llt h icians of o )ier me tools of DY S P EPS I AVWE jractico. Conuitip ilon ) i t a i).en4811 of Sithe Air pass ages id ycornplinintaiiro hloc- over two-thi rds of the casoS are caised b y Catarrh. We gonated Air. guarante a cure if you wvill como in sen DISEASES I dCrectwtohtoutIutting Ror dnawing bloodhwith verytllttlt or no pain. An personi troiccrbled will pleery wruroiforttto timoniaforced.,rfrom til CTJhTa cuire.ttWto w har oth lmts runt a perfec t ro.be 'u Pa.~t,ho ha he to t i larnte-or e oss fuela h rom pa NwhetOyetne Engtd n hert cure of))~rLl~ i t akeatl bargotofarbhiizde yntd ir ~illt puife blood in t en oil5lnet ith tirme becaryset o rnae~. Iathe d As Irt goes Late of tho oclt It io tio Itun MCCLE[.LN IT. and pasrosr througheln Hosptal Phlae~lj~ta t with heblood tr costuithiociliot ~"ait afoured into~ Engl ht h cur oft ionou o f tt heart. 1 C~incr~ aid ''uur otrutthe theart imartlnlt. overd fou ma inuten Addessalllotoi ust lood or, 122 ~ghStretanydforcedfom R.ho Phyicins isiin toheat to to hmga, or .i~y n tis bshunnd ho urnihe wxy. teritoy ntdourllushuen ouer fnno adnto uisitgt~l eaeby thdessn uas aboe.mr Theroare I nirit l d nitsi c arone ~indelseherethatan bunsm au0ing LIQUD ni 11 rylag d st hat it w~ MTarms be lie ni s. on henun ilniait g ores "flit TOWNEND' O its rAE)ohI"n HAVNG akn ctrest of the Go the ub~~ ~aI ep conrantly ton part mant.esh a td he toeofn ofhrkowreed Publishers and Pfinters Can buy direct of the Manufacturer on favorable terms. "THx AwsoN HAxn CIrbING MaoHINce are the boso and cheapest low priced machine made, and have a national repu tation for utility and durability."-2 e ecirypr, Chicago. Tu NSON HARDY PAP12 Currn is by far the best machine which can be ob tained for a loss price than one hundred dollars. It Is of great stiength. Those machines have always taken the highest stand. It is the only machine to which is applied the Patent Movable Cutting Board. This device has a reputation of itself: by it, the cutting board can be In stantly and accurately moved, so that a perfect out is insured, This is a ve im portant point in the machine, an one that is possessed by no other. It greatly reduces the labor of preparation in work ing the paper backward and forward. We cannot too strongly recommend the advantages of this patent movable board. It is ,%orth the price of thin machine, and purch-.ors should fully understand how highly it is to be valued."-Ueo. P, Roweil & (.'s Netcspper Reporter und Printer's Gazeir. Tun LAT:'4T IxrJovED HARDY CAn CUT TEn is pronounced the most desirable Card (n ttor in the market, for the general uses of a rinting ofice, The wel known ltooLEn. CAnD CUTTER, with mly atest improvements. is still pre ferred by many printers, and holds its favoritism over other machines. None genuine but those having my full address lettered in the casting. fa- Newspr.pers in want of advertising from firat paries should send for my circulvr. F. A.IIA I DY9 Auburndile, Mass. I will buy of those that buy of rue. dec 14 TZxE CAMPAIGN FAIRLY OPENED. H AS returned and will now display for 'l the benefit of his Patrons, the citizens of Fairfield, HATS, the Nobbiest, Tilden, Hampton, Custer and all othAr styles. CLOTHING: The mostlstylish Saits, of the latest aad most approved make and style. DRY GOODS of the latest and most beeoming styles, to suit the most fastidious. All I ask of my friends is do thenselvcs the justice, and SOL the favor. to look at his Stock before making purchases. My Stock of BOOTS AND SHOES is complete. Hosiery, Underwear, Shawls, and Blankets. 1 can compete with any one in this market, or elsewhere. AU I ask, is a call, to convince my friends that I mean business. 06619SOL. WOLFE. MIMASTER & BRJEE Most respectfully request the inlspectionl of their cheap and well selectetd stock of goods, which they offer as low as any house in the uip THEIR LADIES' Department is full and complete in every line.. RUFF'S, SI.LK TIES, liandkerchiefs. Collars. Cuffs &c., in great variety and at extremely low prices. AMERICAN DELANES, Nie Dress Goods, colored and black Alpacas, at prices that defy competition. DOMESTIC GOODS, Consisting of Brown Homespun, Check ed Hiomespun, D~enias, Tiokings, 8hirt ings, &c., at prices to suit the price of Cotten. THEY HAVE A splendid lot of Jeans and Cassimneres, Gents' and Boys Suits which they offer at great bargains. OPERA, GRAY, White and lRed Flannels at selling prices. A FULL STOCK OF Gents', Youths,' Boys' and Childrena clothing of every description, THFIR LINE OFl Gente' Furnishing Goods is copnplete in every particular. GENTS', LADE', Youths'. Boys' and Children's Shoes in great variety; ahd at Ii idenal~lj low prices. THEIR HARDWARE flepartmnent is full and complete, een. sisting of everything generally found in a hardware store. A NEW LOT OFl Odod and cheap carpets just recelied. Call and examine befor~e buIpna TO OUR CUSTOMERS W H0 are indebted to us for PROVIS. IONS or PHOSPHATES, we would respect fully *all attention, that your bills are due on or before the Arrl of Nevembes. We are depending on you for payment AT ONCE, to enabla n3 to most obligations made to anoist yei, and which xe due at that tima. In order for us, as well as you, to sin tain our credit, it is necessary to meet our promises promptly. Boaty, Bro.c2 Son. oct 12 LADD BROS. WYE have now completed one of the beat stocks of D1NY GOODS, BOOTS and SHOES, HATS and CAPS, YANKEE NOTIONS, CROCKERY, &c. IN THE COUNTY. We will not be undersold. Let us say, however, that our best Calicoes are 10 cents a yard. We cannot sell them lower and have a uniform profit on all Goods. GIVE US AOCALL. TO OUR C0LOkaED FR IENDS may depend on getting good. at a reguilar ovein price. No balts held ont to any one. nov80. 8 $5dNOwA h of1 8ta te 'q ribe~p h71Q t .h odi t Peobi vi q *0f B; R. Fleinilen K EEPS constantly or hand a full sup ply of Choice FAMILY GROZIE and PLANTATION SUPPLIES. His stoek has recently been replenished, and he in now ready to supply the wants of all. oct12 J.F. Iclaster & Co. NEW ODS I NEW GOODS I JUST RECEIVED 1 Consisting of all the Latest Varieties. OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING IS AS COMPLETE AS ANY IN TOWN. PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS 61ekls. 8bcta. lots. BLANKET., SMAWLS and LAP ROBES AT T32 LOWEST P 0iO~Es. We would cali pecial attention to our complete sto-ck of Ready-made Shirts made to or er and a fit SHOES, SHOES, SHOES, BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS8 Pegged, Cable, and Hands-swed. Ladles Sho-s of the best make, and EVERY PAIR WARRANTED. GIVE US A CALL BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE AND WE GUARANTEE TO PLEASE. J. F. McMASTER & CO. oct 5. PROI 1AMTION! B r authosrfty invested in me as the LEADER OF LOW PRICES I do hereby ,summnon and command all persons in the County of Palfeold, state of South Carolina, to proceed at once to the large and commodious establishment of B. L. DANNE~NBERIG, and there elEct and buy their Fall and Winter supply of Dry Goods, Olothing;. 2Boots and Shoe.1, Hr. and Caps, Laidies' and Gents' Notions, &o., and bring with them - their ready ohange, that I may give them. all the benefits which I desire by buying m y goods for Cash. And it is further ordered, by my au thority, that I must and shall eoqupete with any house in my line, either in Charleston, Columbia or 0harlol6e. And all persons falling so to do, will be ad judged tho enemies of Good Goodis at Low P8I4eeN, and punished by going elsewhere and buying their goods. And it iA further ordered that all thoE who are indebted to me. shall repair at once to this place and close their accounts. All those failing to deoo,wilt hereafter be debarred from over again'receiving Credit at my House. Signed, sealed and delivered, this 10th day of Nlovember, 1876. R. L Dannenberg. ---Tr JOHN D. MoCARLEY, hAS rA~.ntif besti reltI d and ,ftikd $8A0M bes' bMen opened in thd~k~tbishdilngf aWhete' f bW h#4thi~ sAtythngsstally e .4 --uc j