The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, July 12, 1877, Image 1
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WEEKLY EDITION.] WINNSBORO, 8, C., THURNSDAY MORNING, JULY 12, 18T7 [V(
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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CONNOR & CHANDLER.
juno 19 -
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
WHO are indebted to us for P OVIS
IONS or PHOSPHATES, we would respect
fully call attention, that your bills are due
on ,r before the first of November. Wo
are depending on you .for payngont AT
ONCE, to enavle us to meet obligations
made to assist you, and which are due at
that time.
In order for us, as woll as you, to .nain
tin our erodit, it is noonssary to mct our
promises promptly.,
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I EEPS eonstant.y .on hand a -fullisup.
-ply of %Jheine FA4MILGROCElIES end
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Xecently boon replenished, and he is now
xeady to supply th*e wante 61 all.
naotla
JUST RECEIVED,
One car load seed Potatoes,
One " " " Oats.
-,ALSO,
A full line of Plantation ltud
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Lay Iron,
.Plow Steel,
Stool P.lows,
Plow Mould,
Spades,
Traces,
Hames
Clevices,
11 ices,
Screws
&c ,kc
which will be sold low for
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I keep constantly on hand a full
supply of
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Gr apt CO O 3E 3a. I 30 2
I have on hand several brand, of
first class
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which I am prepared to seli for
Cash or on time with well approved
securities on a money basis, or with
a r.otton option if parties desire.
Ail parties in want of Fcrtilizers
will do well to call cl me before
purchasing.
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juno 26
T0AILET SO.AJP.
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ONE gross .of tihe getuine Brown
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ALSO, --
Twenty-five dozen assorted Soaps,at the
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A TERRIBLE DE1'rH.--A lorrible I
accident, resulting in the death of
an aged man, occurred near the
Augusta Factory, about a quarter to
8 o'clock, last Sunday night. Mr.
John Davis, who had reached the
ripo old ago of 70 years, was an cm
ployec of the Georgia Itailroad and
Banking Company, having a position
in the shops as carpenter. Sunday
night, just before tho fast train of
the Macon and Augusta Railroad,
bound for Augusta, was due, Mir.
Davis picked upi a bucket and start,
ed to the pump, just across the rail
road, for some water. Just the
the train came in sight, and Mr.
Davis, evidently satisfied that ho
could cross the track before it came
up, endcavored to do so. Unfortu.
nately he was mistaken. le was
struck by the pilot and pitched
almost as high as the smoke stack,
falling back to t he carth, at the side
of the track, a bleeding, mangled and
tun(c'onscious being. As soon ats pos
cible, the train was.; stopped and the
engineer and fireiman ran back to the
spot. Mr. Davis was still alive, but
there was a terrible gash in his head,
his throat was mangled and one arm
was broken. Mr. Dav. (lied in
about half an hour itftcr being
struck.
A NEW YouR paper says that Gov
ernor Hampton and A ttorney-Gen
cral Conner have left New York for
South Carolina, the object of their
visit being satisfactorily ac
complished. Their mission was,
among other things, to arrange for
a temporary loan of $100,000 to
pay the present expenses cf the
State government and some floating
claims demanding immediate atten -
tion. The two genttlemen prsont
ed the facts in the case to several
capitalist: of the city, and met with
an inMie iato and favorable re
sponSe, but subsequent advices
from Sotuth Carolina make it proba -
ble that the loan will not be called
for; already so considerable a por
tion of the J uly installment of the
tax levy has been paid that by the
end of the month a suficient
amount may be collected to pro
vide for all present needs. In this
even t, no call will be made for the
New York loan.
A CLAssIc DocumEr.-The follow
ing is a verbatim copyfof the finding
of a coroner's jury in Charleston
county, written by F. T. Alston,
acting coroner :
"Jury inquess hold t Aft. Holly
over the Body of john Grant Shot
by Richard Right at Mt. Holly We
the uder Sining Jurow. Do hoarby
agrod that the body of John Grant
Was Wilfully and Molishous Mur
dered and Kill By Richard Right
and the Said Richard is Guilthey of
man Storter Did to his Greato
Danger and herto against the State
as it four Said and to the Pece of
the People and harmnonoous We the
nndor Sinurs as follows State the
3ody of John Grant wa's Shot
Witlin fifteen Steps and the Condis
sion of the shot in the Left B~ross
extent to the Right and fell Instant
ley."
THE JEALOUSY oxisting betwoon
the r'ival cities of St. Louis and
Chicago is well illustrated by the
following extract from the St. Lisl,
llep ublian :"Ch icago has been at
its usual work again, and has just
issuedl itsi annual combined hotel
register and gravoyartd roster. The
manner in which this curious and
useless p)ublicatiorn is made upl is sjo
wvell ulnder'sttood that no one wyill b)o
suirprisedl that this issue, coming out
a month later than the one publishl
ed in St. Louis for 1877, purports to
contain 3l9,319 more names. Among
other things it pretends to contain
tihe addresses of 2,325 saloon-kqop
er's, whilo it is sauid only 1,092 canf
be found in St. Louis,, yet it claims
only 262 bakeries to 240 in St.
Louis. Thoiro is a show of truth in
these comparisons, but not enough
to give character to tihe whole."
ConNJrIws JEIREMIAH[ YANDERDILT is
suing his brother William H. Va
dorbilt for the round sum of one
million dollars. William 1H. got
nearly all the estate of his father,
Commodor(101 Vanderbilt, by tile
ter'ms of the wvill, and his brother
and sisters think lhe ought to take
care of them handsomely. This~
suit is based on an agreement wvhiich
Cornelius J. claims his brother made
wvith him in relation to the final set
tlement of their father's great estatte.
It is also claimed that the principal
dt~erbilt heir zmade similar agree
i~~~swith his two sisters. The
eA~~ nts seemx to have been a
'Ot f oompromise with the dis
rntt buy them off from a
Ssien. to contest the will.'
ALL. SORTS.
Blessed is the man who never
says his iiiotler's pies wore better
than his wife's are.
The Chicago papers call that tor.
nado "sho"-probably because it
mlado a bustle in the outskirt.
Daniel Doronda could not put tip
at the Grm111d Union -otol, Sarato,
ga.-Cincinnati Uomcrcial.
Asparagus rosembles long ser..
110115 i 0110 important pai'ticular-,
the onds are most sought after.
The Grecian navy, we learn front
the UYnancxeial ldvertiser, won't
give up a iship as long as there's ia
Sparta cling to.
I am persuaded that every timo a
muan smiles-but more so when ho
laughs-it adds something to this
fragment of life.-etcrne.
Young Miltiades Spilkins promises
to become a joker in time. Tho oth.
er day lie htbelled a private bottlo
that his father keeps in the side.,
board, "Par's nips."
"Womein," remarked the contin
plati veimant, "are as deep as the blue
waters of yonder bay." "Ay, sir,"
rejoined the disappointed man, "and
as full of craft."
Clev'eland young wonen write
comments on the margins of the
library novels they read. One emo
tional creature writes : "The pangs
of love are grate, i havo buon there
my self."
There is a limit to everything but
the destruction that follows the
course of a man's big too when he
gets it through a hole in tho bod
quilt, and is suddenly attacked by
the night mare. ----iJulton Times.
A little girl inl Clinton, Illinois,
was teaching ber Jittlo brother the
Lord's Prayer, the other night, and,
when she had said, "Give us this
day our daily bread," he suddenly
called out : "Pray for nirup, too,
sister ; pray for sirup, too."
A stranger arrived in St. IFouis,
took a look at the city and shot him
self. In his pockets woro found
thirty cents and a stub of a lead
pencil, which caused the coronor's
jury to return a verdict : "Chicago
editor-couldn't stand prosperity."
The cucumber season has set in,
and at man is waked up at two
o'clock in the morning, after dream
ing that an elephant is sitting on
bis equator, to experience ia violent
regret that he has not attended
church more regularly in his youth.
--Norwich Bualletina.
One stray Western grasshopper
wandered out this way lately and
struck a Boston suburban- bean..
patch. When lie got through he
lay quietly down, repented of his
misdeeds, read a chapter from Em
erson, and, with a Boston girl sooth
ing his forehead, passod calmly
away into oblivio.-Puck.
A great deal of disappointment is
felt among Ronio dealers because
the Turks and Russians do not eat
more flour. Not much fighting is
going on, and it wvould be0 more than
neighborly for tihe warriors to eat an
extra meal now and then, and give a
lift to their friends on this side of
the water.--Rome &n tinel.
IT is wmLT to keep up with the ex
pression of Western Opinion on the
silver qjuestion. The Iowa Riepub
licans, in their State convention on
the 27th, ult. resolved that "thse silver
dollar, having been a legal unit of
value from the foundation of the
federal government until 1873, the
law under which its coinage wvas
suspended should b)e repealed at the
earliest possible day, and silver
made with gold a legal tender for
payment of all debts, .both public
and pr'ivaite." This covers the
whole grpnnd in .deiputo. This is
all the people of Missouri, Illinois,
Ohio and Iowa, who have spoken on
th.s subject, demand.
MEA T SHIOWEIIs.--Thesie meat show
ers now people knowv exactly what
they are. They had one of themn in
1Franklin, TIennessee, the other day,
and a scientific gnan put a bit of the
"meat" under a microscope and
found it to be "an organism-a
culo is inclosed in a shell 'f. siliqa,
and is one four-hundredth of an
inch long. Ono drop contains Almost
fifty of those. The scientific man's
theory .is thlat they catng fr-om de
caying heaps of kelp in the qulf of
Mexico.
Trial Justice Dchy had Gol S~tf
Dickerson incarcerated in the
Charlestomi guard house on the 9th
inst. for contemnpt of court..TbM
coloredj troons flght nobly.