The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 08, 1877, Image 4
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POR CASIL
AN DYL OP ICE-CREA M.
How tho 0r Aboorbed Countless Sau
cers and Bankrupted Her Boau.
Burlitjtln 11awkeye.
It was tho wild miduight. , The
tame midnight waH - of' watch and
had gono to bod throo hours beforo.
A storm brooded over the oastern
heavens. It wis a thoroughbrod
brood storm. Hopbrowed, for it
was Coming from the yeast. Hawk
eyo crook was rolling tnuultuously
in its sandy bed. A lithe form cow -
ered at the gardou gate. Many a
manly form'lias boon coward at just
such gates, over since suner
nights and gnats anid )eaumty and
love and Juno bugm were invented.
"He does iot," she muirmured,
softly, its ho poered into the dark,
nloss. "I Cannot soo him. I will
call him."
She was wrong. If sho
couldn't see him, sho certaiily
couldn't call him with the same
hand. A manly stop camo scraping
down tho sidowalk. It was Dos..
mond.
She throw opon the gato, and the
next imtant ho clasped in his great,
strong arms twenty-seven yards of
foulard, three yards of ruching,
seven do:.on Broton buttons and a
pompadour panier as big as a dog -
house. It was all his own.
"All is lost," ho exclaimod. "Con.
stance de Bolvidore, tho Russians
have crossod the Balkans. We
must fly."
Constaneo was a noble girl. She
only said : "Whither shall we
fly V"
He wanted to fly to some lone
deseit islo, but she submitted an
amendment pvovidifig that they
should fly to the ico-cream saloon.
They flow.
In the crowded saloon, where the
soft light fell upon fair women and
bravo mon, and the insects of a
summer night fell in the ice-cream
freezer. They spoke no word.
When two sentient human beings
are engulfing sp)oonfuls of eornst.arch
and eggs and skimed milk, lan
guage is a mockery.
At length Desmond broke the
tender silence. Ho said:
"More, dearest '?"
She smiled and bowed her lovely
head, but did not speak. She was
too full for utterance.
D)esmond gloomily ordered more.
And more when that was gonte.
And1( an addendum to that. And an
oxhibit to that.
Giloom sat' enthroned upon his
brow. Constance saw it. She
said :
"What is it, dearest ?"
A dreadful suspicion stabbed her
heart like a knife.
"2Dosmond," she said, "you ar
not tired of me, darling ?"
"By Heaven, no," he said, and
then he looked (and thought) unut
terable things.
Her brow lightened up with a ray
of celestial intelligence.
"I see," she said, tapping thme
empty plate with her spoon. "Too
cold. Signed, C. Morbus."
He denied it bitterly, and bade
her remain where site wias while ho
settled with the ann.
Site, guided by thte unerring in
stinct of . her sex, peoeped through
the curtains of the saloon. She saw
her Desmond holding earntest dis-.
cussions with the man. She saw the
nmani shake his head resolutely in
answer to D)esmond's pleading looks
and appealing gestures. She sawv
him lock the door, take out the koy,
put it in his pocket and lean up
against the. door. She saw her own
Desmond draw from his own pock
ets and pile upon the counter a pearl
handle pcookot-knifo, six nickels, four
green postage -stamps, a watch-key,
two lead .pencils, a nmemorandum
book, a theatre ticket (of the variety
denomination), a pocket-comb, an
ivory toothpick, a shirt stud, one
sleeve-button, a photograph of her-.
self, a package of trx twvo street
car checks, a card with a funny
story oln it, a~ Bilk handkerchief
and a pa$r of gloves. And then she
knew that Desmiond was a bankrupt,
anid whe4i theo mnax swept thte assets
of the e neurn into a drawer and
opened tb dIoor she sobbed convulb
sively 3 "And it wvast mine extrava,
gancow?;.i,h hath did this thing."
way homo. OncO she had .afkod him
if Eo.was rich, and ho oily 0aid':
"ElIrilluly."
Such iu fato.
The humblost can do something
toward iiiakinxg tho local paper ii
toresting. If you cannot bo a do
faulting bank clerk, you can at loast
stop Oin an oralngo 1ool and sprain
your car.
LIVE R
CURE
WHJ1AT iH moro conumon or (listressing
athan billious attack? Who is not
familiar.with th woil known symi polms ?
Opprusion across the stomuatch and I chelit,
low spirits, re8tleHsiess, gloominei,s; of
inid, welaklinem, (lull heachaule, dirty,
grieay appearaco (it t,ho skin, yllow
tingo of tho wihites of tho eyes, los of
ap)Otito, aud vostiveness. Simmouns
opaitie'Com pound will ciuro you.
1a mild and gent.l in its actoinl. It
relinovos tO bilo froin tho wholo systmil.
it. gives tone and mtrengtih to thi wiole
framne. It givtes tho Liver a lealtlhy
chanteer, nitd ilrtr th e sinkling aiud
droop)ing body to health and strength.
This mikelicinle lamu beenl tried by thols
ands aid never fotund wanting. Iindor
its ini t1n4e1o the lato will have th loomn
ofialith, tho oyo it,; lustro, tho brain its
power. It will invigorate the fieblv, tind
provo tho greatest blsesing to 11hoso wh11o
suhlor.
Try if for yourselves and you wilt re
commend it.
- VolR HA n -
W. AIKF.N,
MCMas-r:n & lnteiv,
Wilusboro, S. C.
1t W. Wlitsu & Co.,
Wo. dwarIs, . C.
DOWIE, & MOISE. Proprietors,
aug 28 -2w Clute1stonl, 8. C.
J. CLENDINING,
Bot aud Shoe Manuflcurer,
WINNSBolRo, S. C.
TilE unidor;igned re
spectfully annonn lves to the
gem. U citizens of Fiimrleld that Ie
ha r-011eoVe his Boot and
Sho "at ltanufatory to ono door below IMr.
C.-Mullers. I am Crepared to manfaltiuro
-ll styles of wr- in at tub1staiaid anud
orkmaunlike imann'r, out of the very best
materials, tnd at prices fully as low as the
saite goods van be manfaetured for at the
North or elsowlere. I keep conlstautt.ly on
hand a good Stock of Sole anld upper
Leather, Shoe Findings 4kc., which will be
sold at reasonable prices. lIepairing
promptly atit(ended to. Trmusstrictly Cash.
p;.r- bricd Hides bought.
oct. 12 J. CLl"NDINING.
DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE.
NEYT collorvt yearopenus Octobor.lbt.
lTnjtiitn andi board, including fuel anad
wt'ashing, f'or colle'ge yara, SI 77. Ex tras
at reasonaibIle rates. For e c icular send
to J. I. litNNERI, President,
At'orwr 1st., 1877. Duo West, 8. C.
aug 21--xttw
CHEAP GOODS!
WE would call the attention of' the
public to the great, reduction we have
maaide on
LINEN LAWNS,
PACIFIC LAWNS,
ORGANDIES,
BRILLIANTS5,
P?IQUES,
and other Whilte Gooids.
A LSO,
to the fact that we sell
Dexter's Kuitting Cotton,
at 5 cents per ball,
and half dozen Si1RFTS, wa'rraunted to fit
Anid made of' Wamasutta Muslin, for $7.00.
MYcMYaster & Brice.
July 14
SOMETHING NEW.
T have just rceived some very fine old
.Corn W hiskey, Peach and Apple Bran
dy', 'fromu Stono Mountain, Georgia, and
IJnooln county', Virginia, and various
other grades of iWestrn :Ryo Whiskeys,
North Carolina Corn and Rye Whliskeys,
Domestic and Imported Wilnes and
Brandijos.
-ALSO*-.
A large ateook of bottled goods, consist.
lng of Champagne, Lager Beer, for
family uo, Ales, Porters, S3od a Water &c.
One barrol fresh Newark Cider oni draught.
Cool drinks of all descrilptions. Tobaceo,
Cigars, &c.
-AT Oun HOUs.
*i.L McuAI vY
GIIAT T
OLDl TILN RI
AT THE CHEAP
25 POUNDS 'INE FAMILY 1
MEAL, $1.00 PER BUSHEL,
SUNBEAM FLOUR ALWAYS
PRICES.
CHOICE SUGAR AND COF]
HAR) TIME PRICES.
A YULL SUP1LY OF ALL :
Gr1E?j00:E
C 11 WILL BE SOLD AT TE
TH1
SHOES A1N
PLEASE CALL AND i
aug 11
owing-madhine.
TRADE SE
MARk
Farn JUL.e to. 1SH.
WHITNEY
SEWING
1VIA CHI1N ES
PTe follow ig s.peciflic po)ints of .supe
1-br eatl sIunpIity in Coin
3--ExceedInmgly Ligia Wuin
niing.
---SUIl Etununlng. Noise' ess.
5--jPert'ornis~ all Varieties og
6-1eanuy Ot' Fin,iI ii and(
1W 4rlLunanslaIllp.
Ril ( 5..
Sinagle Machin sent on1 ordlers dlirect
frotu the Factory, written gnarantee with
WilY PAY OLD PRICES!
pfrSe.nd for ci rculars aind paticulars.
A ddress,
lne Wliney M'g. Co.,
feb 17 Paterson, N. J.
WATERS' ORCHIESTION alhmsu ORIAN
asle and perfet. ina to
tued nlerect oner
ninny with the reods,
- and theoir effecet is 1nng.
NA, oRItIESrTRAL,
y.CONCElTO,, VEP..
IUR,CENTENNJAL CHIMES, CH APELI, ntnd
COTTAOB ORIIEANS, in Unique French (n
ses counblno PUR IiTYof VOICtNG u'ith grent
volute itoe sltnle or Parlor or ChI uirela.
ANtE TnE UEWIT MA DE L As Ton,Tonehi,
Worknmanshmip, and Dunrablity Unasurpassed.
WVarranted fee flX YEAIIM.
Pi RIUEM4 EX TR'l EM~ ELY LOWfor enih.Mon.
thly Ifnt aliuen,ts received. hInstruniieiite to
l)iat'o'.t tto 2hira fterg, Carcn et' SA oos etrc
AGENTS WA NTED.tSp:ecial lna$ucemnente
to the trade.11tustrated Ontuloguen Mailed.
Second-haind Instrutnent at ORAT flAR.
GAINS. hORACE WVATERS & SONS,
Mlannfiueturerg and Dealer.
,4OEAST 14th ST.,UNION SQUA R E,N.YS
NOTICE.
TH ~E Board of Equalization for Fairfield
county will mieet in thte u'co of the
County Auditor, at Winnsbn,o, on Tues
day, th.e 11th Sept.mnber, 1877, and con
tinuo in seasion until the property as
exilbited by the returns shair haYO boon
equalized.
I. N. WIT HERS8
. ta id Coant Auitr.
UMBLE IN
DUR
ES BACK AGAIN
CASH STORE OF
IM BI&CO.
'LOUR FOR $1.00.
DR 25 CENTS PER PECK.
ON HAND AT LOWEST CASH
'EE, ALWAYS FRESH AND AT
LAMlILY OR PLANTAT.[ON
[F, VERY LOWEST PRICES FOR
CASH.
D BOOTS.
-O
EP; _rs
-OF
'EE FOR YOURSELF.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Fever and Aguo, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remit,tent, Fever, Duimb Ague'
Poriodical or Bilious Fever &o. and indeed
all the affections which ariso fkom malari
eus, marsh, or inasmiatio poisOsS.
This is a compoutnd remedy, prepared with
scientitlc skill from veugeIable. ingredicnts, which
rarely faiils to cuire thu severest cases of Chills
and( Fever and1 the concomitant dilsordlers. Such
a remediy the necessities of thu peop)lO In main
rious districts demand. Its grentsuperiority
over any other medicine yet discoveredl for the
cure of Intermittents is, that it contains no qui
nine or mineral, and those who take it aro free
from danger of quinisnm or any injurious cifects,
and are as healthy after using it as before. It
has been extensively employed during the last
thirty years in the treatment of these dlistressing
disorders, and so unvaryig has been its success
that It has gained tihe rep,utation of being infal
lible. It can, therefore, be sa fely recommended
as a sure remedy and specific for the Fever,and
A gue of the We'st, and the Chills and Fover of
the South. It counteracts thie minamatic poison
in the blood, and frees the system from its influ
ence, so that fever and ague, shakes or chills,
once broken up by it, do not return until the
disense is again contracted.
The great variety of disorders which ariso from
the irritation of this poison, such as Neuralgia,
Rtheumatism, GOut, Headache, Blindness,
Toothache, Earacho, Catar-rh, Asthma, Pal
pitation, Splenic Affections, Hystei ics, Pain
in the Bowels, Colic, P'aralysis, and derange
of the Stomach, all of which become intermit
tent or periodical, have no speedier remedy than
A vmn's AouE CURE, which cures them all alike,
and protects thie system from ihture attacks. As
a preventive, it is of immenso service in those
communities where Fever and Ague prevails, as
it stays the development of the disease it taken
on the first approach ofttho premonitory symp
toms. Travellers and temporary residunts are
thuts enabled to dofy these dilsordlers, and few
ill ever suffer If they avail themselyos of the
protection this remedly a frords.
For Liver Complaints, arising from torpidity,
it is an excellent-remedy; it stimulates this organ
into healthy activity, and produces many remark
able cures whero other medicines fail.
Prepared by Dr. i. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practioal and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MTARS.
AOLD) BY ALL DRUGGisTs EiVERYwHERR.g
Meirchant Tailoring.
IEJ uniildersigned in forms the citlzens
tof Wininsboro andi the county generally,
that ho has opened a Tiailoring Establisih
mont in tihe store next to Mr. . Clendin
ing's. Hoe Is p)reparedl to do all kinds of
work in his line at short~ notice and On
reasonable terms. A full line of samples
kept constantly on ha ud, from which
customuers may maho selections. Special
attention given to CUTTLING.
feb 2-txdm W. G. ROCHEf.
Ettencjer & Edmond,
RluoNqp, VA
M{ANUFACTURERS of Portable aine
Stionary Enigines and BoIlers o
all kinds, Circular 8aw Mills, Grist Mills
Mil C*ofAng, 8haling, ?ulleys &o.
AMERhlOAN4 TUBBINS WATERI WhEEL,.
Camueroh's Speelal Steam~ Pumps
Send for Caitalogue.
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