The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, August 02, 1877, Image 1
TRI-EE KLY EDITION.] WINNSBOW), S. (, TJ C 1) A [YOL.1. NO. 74
I'ANCV r'AtIC1 ail l4ew styles Wit-h na4ine.
101s poist, pahl. .1. II. IIpll0'-:, N,u
tells Cuty, Nw Vrmc.
U ten' )Ipl til Soil h1ar4.o la .
41ils'Z1easeso I it( .kin. 2.40. per ca- : b- I x
V. N. Cn i'FENION, P'ropr, j SWiI A ' N.Y.
Revolver ad all art hrip-es for, .
A [11 ikt l pl:4leI,. ev sho4. pjp.'4' I,_
volver : at lirsi -clilss ;a-l We. e, l C. I.D. o
on r'vel1111 ilr, prit.o. G. W . W il.l.s. '. 1 . Ibix
2,7IS, New York.
N. F. B 1 jCNIA 'I i IT "
Water-Wh eex
Is dVVI:ll' ll the "ST.\ NI).\D 11) T'I I N'lNI Iy
over 6150 persolnls w use I. whf)r- rliseeIt.
New nI111141fL , l r0. N V. U. li A.11, Yo la
Forar, Dr apt ii and
Per.;aLt Engs, cat
1 e11t : 3taan reader
ofti rprfor 2M
Coctt. Throo ott for
4M COntS. lin Cur .
roncy or 'S -mp.
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With a Cold is Always Daneiwcrous. I
USE
W1'EL,LS' Carbaliec Tablets,7
A Sr1* 101l11%, for Coil-I.s, and,[ vil Dis
44ase.. 44f lthe IITrat, bungs~', C'hed4 au4n
3Mueous Mlinbraniz.
P'UT \;1' )N.Y IN 1.1' EN ES.
Sold bIy -\ll DruWs
C. N. CRITEx'rox, 7 81)th AveanOI, N. Y.
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filittenI a14 te;1 s, Inlilan t k. Ie l i ory, a lt \:(.14-f).
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Cittlog a etc,atbot
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*T0 9UR OUSTO0ERW
IONS 04. PH1-OSPJIA TES, w4' would4 r'esp(ct -
fulliiy cal llttentionI, that. your1 b4il1ls are du4o
on1 or beforc flhe first of Novembe111r. WX,
4ar dpend in on you f-r payment AT.
ONCE, to en rb- us4o to migt obligation
made41 t.o aIssist you, and1( which a40re dc at1
Iln order f'or us1, as-4Ih wel a you, to matjin
tiin our crdi, il 1 ncessiary to meet,2 ourP
prom1ises4 plrompltly.
Becaty, Bro. 6Son.
o.ct 12
FL4OUR ! F"LOURU I
JUST RECEIVED, 4101COlfsI,
A lot of Flour, toA oloncmisin
which4l wo aro olforing very lowv.
July 23-t x1 J. F. McMASTER~ Co.
THOS. 1Z. ROBIEtTSON,
Attorn,,- at Law
AND TRIAL JUSTIC.E
7' All ilusiu-'s .enS tlst(l (o hii in
vIt er capaciLYt % ill recevive proIpt .tt n
Oil:o on Wahntrstrect, oill door
Last (li~ Winnsl,1mro 114-tte1
1. A (; -A 1. L. V >. .No. S. Iiv o.s
GAILLARD & REYNOLDS,
ATTORN !IS AT LA W
A. 31.MA EY
Att,o.noy and Counsellor ti Law,
No. f, , .f Ift.uN
Wintu.shoku, S. U.
: '- Spueial atten1tion pail to Owspt-nik
ollection of cltiius. Will practiv. in ail
Ih v qo eis ot, thi sStattl altil thll, Unit.-I
Onie orp load seed1 Potatoes,
t
OIto -- - "Oak.
.--ALSO, --
A full lino of Plantation H!rd
saro consistiug of
rav lron.
Plow S-l
Steel Plows,
.I'Jow Moulds
C-,-ives,
Scrw
&c.&
'which N.ill be sold low for
*-OASH.
I keep vonstandly onl hand a fA
-upply of
PLANTATION and FAMILY
I have on hand soveral brands of
FISt class
which I at propared to vell for
ash or on1 tiie with well atppr1oved
sei0(1i is. onl aL mOoney batsi-, :>r with
1 cotton op)tion if parties dlesiro.
All parIties in want of FerCt'lizers
wyill do well to call on mo before
fb0F. ELDER.
D. R. FLENNIKEN
EEiJ~ P8 contan,tly or. liad a full sup.
ply of Choice FAMliLY GIlOCER$lEs andi
PL ANTA'.IlON SULPPLIES. lis stock has8
r'centtly beeni repleished, and( hte it now
reaIdy to supply thet want-s of all.
oct.12
Shirts I Shirts I Shirts I
W AMSUTTA Miuslin and 2200 Linon,
at $8.00 por halff dozen.
Porcale and Calico at$6.00 and $9,00 por
half dozen,.
mar 22 J. F. MoMARTER & CO.
Fence Law Eecutions,
VORI the Imr-poso 1 (f l i the
111ned township. in V-'air-11-h1 - y 21211
C.. A ')P't).T 'lT(;N TO) .\L 1 .I' ,:lt '1 .
FUNCE L.A\W, inll e ie with (he
tilt-:Act
of this- IStat- ). I'lpprlvi'd - 7!.11't , lNhi'7, ii
is lif.r.'Y I'M n r. :t : "A- io i t , hl.I
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1 1 1 Iw i m i he I Ii ' t- w I. 'lli I I0 .1
h t I I a en , :
I I Nt * I i o i3 1) In i t
I fu "t n.I~ I . n .,-y
favor of albrn thaPn. P.:.w lir
( im it,' i 'iter wittenIt Moiufluer prntd ti
.toril If alei n th 'n e .'. T u
orf ie ii , Utl \a it 'iialr ig ' th e m.
r i n t i rw .
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TW i n- N W. I Viting r i-t Fan'
.l'liW . It amt I t i22' t t
Town . it u' Nlo. i2 i -V tit:!,& pro iet,\oo,i.
ward-I's l>pit : .\bu nU..tr W. \it' . eut thii
,I . .i it is a IvN 3 i . V I i s I- . -
uI cr- ( 1, -. A. I.\!C Im'm.r Sr. ; i\m
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LONGSeoo SOUGH\.e.rs,T,
a ' rin. y Sh , .l . W. 'i.
T.:i N 1 W \ O .E
COaNNORlGil Thma CH..ANDLERam.
\M ill- .
Tlw ai ch tin,11t e e oa. r lnt
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" I Ir I f N to. Y .1 i A :a th h.*lt M,o t
-I I i A Int V I .
.A I1 ZT i.\I \ I . v 1i,S I
Publishc-rs and PDrA--inter s
.COln buy direct Of th0 NlUfaturerVl Onl
ar, thw IIII; and 01h:1pw.t lowmrve
Ilo-itwi imallo, aliveanatioil~ r-4-1
taltion fow lit ility andt durIiability." . T/.
1'1-!tpr AN'i- i!.
laim fr a "'. llikpriII. (han 6n . hm .l I
dollars.i I!Ii o ll kna Im.n th ThI
Inaichiio-, htavv alwayi s (;alon th i h,.
stAn r1. It ik tht. only m .\ b i t) %. w h hI
N applit-A tho Paten It Al-vitblo Olutting"
Boa. l. Thlia d4-\IcI ha:s a it-pltattion o
its4ell': byv it, thlecu in n nn b i -
pe ti- e t i ll.insurtd, 'I hib. is a ' y h v im
)mo'tant point -n th noli Ivchinl", am( 4.n
thiat I.s la..:,ssse by nootw r It !cnt[ly
rere, s th h,., l th b ol. pr.-par 1 ltat ion1 inl WorVk
Wec canniot too s tron1 gIY rec(on 1)1nen' 1d thI
tlvata s of It.t S(I this patent movable b nel
It is worth tht! price of this ulnwhline, and
pumrchw:, rs, sc(ubH fully undItr ,tand how\
hlighly it is to bII valne'd."1 - <4.. V, /. 1i
d1, (").'s .oR( mtdap, 1' pw 11 u Yi,t ' r' s
Tin. ists-r .urnv IkItm.n C.%ul Cl-r
'j1-: 1.4 pl-011 1111leed IhIe mlos:t, ia l
Caynl Cutter inlibiw mairkct I, fOr thle gene1;ral
ussof a pIntg.l;r
' .-'h . w llk own Rromi I.; CIT-n 'rrTIn,l
with my1l1N s imnprovenetwil ,Z i.- still pro-1
fere by .. n printer., an hoh._ls I . 1 i
A Heroic Won-man.
Th- UAM'?d Courier of Tues-'
day ay.4 :
AL the i.C4piest of sover;l stibsmi
bcrs wo ruprodcAtlec the artieg
an uxt-raci, of the "pucky widow 'S"
0ter to (cl P. WyaIt Aike, tho
original publica'm of which has
audo mllul-h1 S '1ympadhy for this
bntve hlmly in h rll sruggle to11up.
port her hullily -
While every section of Our great
Co1nitry has been!a crying out "hard
timei.s" for tho mast) four y1L.rs,8 wNO
question w'hether tle mi.jority of
otht.r-I- farm-ors have Comparative
ly suiffreI mi,liciently to knlow the
true me1aning of thle wvords--'hard
im." lel wlio hnv worked, anld
lo-,mv armiunldichem work, h.wvc
thtuS *Iu- WQAiherVd the StOrml wsith
buc few iiv.tions". OLhos, 'tis
v, im.1;iy h11vo work1ied and I r
ml-:h I libe trallI., Lhut unl forltun-t LelY
od. knowing;.. wb.t ik the mueaiing of
pr-actical econlomly, have, porhmps,
:-;pen)t fastfer than they made, and
bel havcl1:t becoeic a111nually 1o1rw
r'e icAl inl this world's -oods.
Then flhore were those Who knoew
nin of labor in former ycasHl, t
n:11l smoo the war havO yield(e-d to
th" iressu1re of the times and bocn
I Vdtued to absi.olite want. This
hlas beel the fato of man1-y S0outh1'n
hlwiliis of a. 'iood blood as 11 ve r 11
il eimua trHenmilan
ladies are10 to be pified ill their INpv -
c,rtyi Their form1r lives were not
c-alcutlatcd to proparo them to battlo
ist the ti-as that ertiol -war luis
brought upon them. U3ut they are
rveally amlinilablo in their present
d lit1 c.):Ilition, for not a imur
mUr1 e ver C. Wapes on, of th-.1
Oeansinailly thero crops out from
froml amollgv this clss all ilniNil:'alc
whos1 pluck aln It excito the ad
liaif un of a!1 who know him or her.
XI1d jst slcl a persol is a lady no
ju:unitance of Clol ). W. Aiken, onl
be lower coast of South Carolina,
"Sp)ilencelat 11,tcrly, and who wrotoL
is I'ollows on the 18th of June:
"I aim living (11 a single acre of I
lu which T 'wet to buy if I enn
Vrri'm the m1on1ey ; p'iCo 850.
1"';ae I have haul plou,.ehed, for
,ich I paid, and with ia wh(eibar,
,."w*, Chip wan1Ilure aid rotted pino
rAnw, 1, myself ha w wadc so mainy i
is' 1h pottocs that aftcr gahLling
1r' six NVCeeks to sipply limy tak le,
r(TV I and Iin1o childrenl sit reg
V) +
l, I have ill I-1h0 past few days
ul ovcr i breq l'al-vels. I lave h
oIII t:ler than iy head, early cow
[eas1, tomalttoes tillIling, oka in
ulno ; and had over on1e0 hundred
heads of beaitifil young cabbage,
mtio Squshes an cted e ibers des
OYdby Illy ieighbor's pigs. I
Ilu not in despair, however, for as
ioon as my friends finish setting out
Owiteir slip)S I will bly eiough
for u(11Wit t a PAtcl, and pay .
1'or them mi labor returned by
W11kig oil the sowilg machino.
'Some1 personis say) I am11 fIafaicaLl.
lie it so ;better that thian galddin1g I
blhlmlt anid conlsIming precious time
ml idleness. I4 am41 quito ind(ifferenlt
to) tihe taunilts I 11ear1 of such work
being uniladylike. I am11 onlydon
wVork1 thant hais to be don11, aind I
would like to hamve it nicer1, but
thero is no1 ailternlative. With all'
miy striving I find but little margin
for clo(iniig, aind 1none for the cdui
cat.ion of my dlear children.'" (
The wr'itor of the abovo is a
wvidow with toni living chidron, nin~e
at home, aund the majority of them
girls. She is accomuplishled and ~
refinC(d, and1( lia~ soon far better
dlays. WAithiout hor knowvledgo 01r
consen01t we pufblish the above ox
t.ract from her p)rivato letter, t,hat it
nuighit encour.igo many ai onO nlow e
sitting upon01 the caves of despair,
01' shmamo into more active life some
of the many dironos we have in
almost eory community in the
South. Is thore not somo good
Hamari1.itanl amongst our roeadors who
will loosen his purso5 strings and
conltr'ibuito onioughi m1onoy to pafy,
for that acre of lanmd ?
We r'eceivod, yostorday, two ad
di tional conit ibutions to help out
the "Plneky Widow." TJh1e total
amlouint received is as follows :
Previously ncknowledged. . . .$21 50
"Aln Armiy 00licor".... . ......3 00
"Big Jack Pot," (wvhatover'
that may mean)...... 8 00
$27 50
BEN WADE has gone into absoluto
retirement for a time, reported to
inventing a neOv and more -faede
kind of profanity, wiihl 110 hopes to
mahke equal to the emergency at the
Oleveland convention next wvenk.
Moacs' Memoranda.
The Coliilbia correspontlonlco of
the 'Ms (ud Uourier, dated July
30th, says :
Ex-Uovernor Moses was buforo
hie co'i ttee agaiun to-day, and it
ha loaked out that tho budget of
ppers reforred to last night, as
habeg bee recovered through his
lagey, aro cVen moro valuablo
tha, v. aIn at first mipposd. They
Concern coitai: chief's who havo
hitheto oscapol the h"anlds of tho
law, but whose footprints, hitherto
supposed to havo becn deftly con
[eald, arc here given as plainly as
tiat which Robitison Crusoo saw ill
t1:1e sanild. Name111s may not yet be
r1iven to the public, It thCo com
nittee ire ulated over the acquisi
ion of the treasure whIlich has thus
been wusied to their feet, and they
av.ill certaidy give a good accouti
>f its uso beforO, porhaps, another
6veCk 1hbe past. ThIe langpuage of the
,rent Head. Centre of Carpot -ba,gism
was 'let nio guilty 1man eseapo," and
his good advice is likely to ho fol
o%yed out by the comintteo to tho
Iverlastilg confusion of both him
,elf and his many friends of other
"ears inl this State.
The cry, this morning, is still
hey Come, the latest probably being
Senator Y. J. P. Owens, who is
-0ported ill tile streets to have becin
lapit ired near the Canada line while
rying to make his way over tho
>order. and who is now said to bo
n route for Columbia, in company
ath a friend. The rumor of his
rrest, however, lacks confirmation,
bough it is said to havo originated
n the State House.
Williamsburg Politics.
K\INas-n:, July 30.-Twolve out
if sixteen of tho Denocratic
lubs in the county have ben
eard from. Elev(n of them sustain
lie old exceutive committee. The
ow com1itteo will not carry more
h:an three clubs in the county.
A club meeting was held f at Black
the purposo of attending a coun
y convention to be hld in King
tree on the 6th of August, to elect
county chairman. The following
entlemen wero olectod : B. S.
loslith, J. R. Brockington and
. N. Irittoin, Jr. ' The resolution
dopted was :
lesolred, 'That wve condemn tho
cion of Capt. S. W. Maurico as
ounty chairman of Williamsburg
ntIty, inl attemping to usurp all
hority which did not belong to
im.
CHEAP 000..8!
E would call the attention of the
ul,lic to the great reduction we linve
m1tie oI
JTNE N LAWNS,
PACIFIC LAWNS,
ORGANDIES,
BRILLIANTS,
FIIQUJES,
n d other White Goods.
ALSO,
a the fact that we sol
1)exter's Knitting Cotton,
t 6 cents por ball,
na half dozen SIIUITS, warranted to fit
mal mrad e of Wamsutta Muslin, for $7.00.
McMlaster & Brice.
july 14
I'C..IL1EJT EBO.Al=U
JUS'r usoEIvED,
ONE gross of the genuine Blrovn
Windsor Soap.
ALSO,
Twvejt.y-five dozen assorted Soaps,a t eh
Drutg Store of
april 24 DR. W. E. ATI(EN