The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 11, 1877, Image 1
TRI-WlEKLY EDITION.] WINNSBORO, S. 0., T UESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 11
. RXN,SPEBR1, 1877 IVL .N.9
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Magninlcent bran 'new $650
- rose-wood Pianos only $175
PI u 08.1lmust be sold. Fine rosewood
upright Pianos littlo used
oos $800, only $125. Parlor
Organs 2 stops $45, 9 Stops
$V5 19 stops only $75. Nearly new 4 set reed 12
S Sub Bass and Coupler Organ $55, cost over
Lowest prices over offered. Sent on 15 days
test trial. V ou ask, why I offer so cheap ? I
answer hard tines. 1000 employees must, have
work. Result of war commenced on me by the
monopolists. Battle raging. Part-iculars fre.
Address DANIEL F. BEATTY, Washington,New
Jersey.
- ELLEoANT'CARD, no two alike, with name
10ots post paid. J. B. HiUsTED, Nassau,
F ens County, Now York.
ROANOKE COLLEGE9
SALEM, VIRGINIA.
Next session begins September 5, 1877. Col
legiate, elective and preparatory courses. Un
surpassed location. %ountain climate. Moral
community. Five churches in town. Moderate
expenses: from $160 to $240 for 9x montis in
eluding tuition, board, etc., etc. Students 'rom
1ifteen States, Indian Territory, and Mexico.
Twenty Students from West Virginia. For
Catalogues, etc., address.
SwCitETAtY OF FACULTY.
LADIEUloeat K,.
itatin Romse Coral
Set, Breatpin and
Poendlt Drops, Coat
P Postpaidtoanyroader
P athi per for 25
cents. Three Soe for
50 Cento. In Cur
rency or Stamil .
ONLY FIVE DOLLARS FOR AN
Of the best land in AMERICA near the Great
Union Pacific Railroad.
A FARM FOL $200
In easy payments with lo'v rhtes of intenest.
SECURE IT NOW!
Full information sent free, address,
0. F. DAVIS, Land Agent. U. P. R. R.
OMAIA, NED.
Aflfl~mn~~~ we will
dV dturing
A GREAT OFFER these hard
times dispose of 100 Pianos & Organs, new a- d
secund-hand of first-class makers including
WATERS' at lowest prices for cash or Install
ments or to let until paid for than ever before
offered. WATEHH, grand square and up
right Pilanosand Organs (including their new
Souvenir and Boudoir) are the best made. 7
Octave lanos $150. 7 do,$I60 not used a year.
"2" Stop Organs $50. 4 Stops $5. 7 Stops $68.
8 Stops $75. 10 Stops $88. 12 Stops $100 Cash, not
used a year, in perfect order and warranted.
Local and traveling agents wanted. Illustrated
Catalogues Mailed. A liberal discount to Teach
ers, MIinisters, Churches, etc. Sheet music at
half price. IIOnA0s WATInM & SONS Manufac
ture, and dealers, 40 East 14th 'st., Union
Square, New York.
Publishers and Printers
Can buy direct of the Manufacturer on
favorable terms.
"Tn ANsoN HARDY CUTTING MACHINEs
are the best and cheapest low priced
machine made, and havo a national repu
tation for utility and durability."- The
dectrotyper, Chicago..
THE ANSON HARDY PAPER CUTTER is by
far the best machine which can be ob
tained for a less price than one hundred
dollars. It is of great strength. These
machines have always tak-n the highest
stand. It is the only machino to which
is applied the Patont 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 very im
portant point in the maehine, and one
that is possessed by no other. It greatly
reduces the labor of preparation in work
ing the paper backward and Jorward.
We cannot too strongly recommend ithe
advantages of this patent movable board.
It is worth the prico of this machine, and
purchasers should fully understand how
highly it is to be valued."--Geo. P, RoiveU
& Ob.'8 Newspaper Repouder and PrinfWr's
Gazelle.
Tn LATEsT IMPRovED HARDY CARD CUT
TEn is pronounced the most desirable
-Card Cutter In the market, for the general
-= uses of a printing oflice.
The well known RUooras CAnn CUTTER,
-'with my latest improvements, is still pre
- ferred by many printers, and holds its
favoritism over otheor machines.
None genuine but those having my full
-address lettered in the casting.
.401 Newspapers in wvant of advertising
from first parties should send for my
circular.
F. A. UARDY,
Auburndale, Mass.
I will buy of those that buy of me.
dec 14
D. RB FLENIKEN
K EEPS constantly on hand a full sup.
--ply of Choice FAMILY GRO00E141ES and
PLANTATION SUPPLIES. is stook has
recently been replenished, and ho is new
ready to sup~ply the wants of all,
00612
CONNOR & CHANDLER
CALL attention to their full STOCK
-OF
Watches, Clocks, Gold and Silver
Watch Chains, Brooches, Ear
rings, Studs, Collar and
Sleeve Buttons, Plain
and Fancy Rings,
Solid Silver
and Plated
Castors,
S p o o n s,
Forks, Napkin
Rings, Goblets,
Cups, Butter Knives,
Buttor Dishes, &c. Specta
clos, Cutlery, Lamps, Lanterns,
Glass and Crockery Ware, Vases,
Toilotte Sets and China Tea Sets.
-ALSO
Machine Needles and Springs.
Sewing Machines repaired, cleaned
and adjusted.
aug 23
xx 0 G KI
rHiw G-oors
NEW OODSII
WE have just received a stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER
prints of the best brands at 81 cents.
4-4 Cambrics at 10 cents.
Centennial Stripes at 121 cents.
A..LSO,
A full Sfook of Shirtings, Sheetings and
Drilling at low figures.
CLOTHIN G I CLOTHING !!
We have just received a largo and com
plote stock of Spring and Summer Cloth
thing which we will sell as cheap as any
one.
HATS I HATS I HATS I I
Gents' and Youths'Pelt and Straw Hats of
all kinds and at any price.
CASSIMERES I CASSIMERES I !
We have just received a full stock of Cassi
morss from the Charlo Lesvillo Mills.
-ALSO
Tweeds, Cottonades, Jeans, etc.
J. F. McMaster & Co.
W in es, Liquors, Toba eco, &c.
-"jINE Polo Sherry Wino, fine N. C.
J.Soupp ernong Wine, fine old Porto
Port Wine, fine imported Claret WVine,
For table uso
ALSO,
Fine article dry Sonuppernong Wine,
Otard's & Co. geunine Cognao Brandy,
punrc N. C. Apple Blrandy, ehoico Stone
Mountain (Geor1gia) Corn Whiskey, pure
N. (1. Sweet M,ash Corn Whiskey, My
Cabinet Rye-the best whiskey in town,
and a full stock of all other good Liquors.
Also, the celebrated Indian Pale Ale,
fresh Lager and Sweet Sparkling Older on
draught. The largest and best selected
stock of Havana Cigars and Cigarettes in
town, Blackwell's genuine Smoking To
bacco, Messina Oranges and Lemons for
sale low for cash by
juneoi2 -F. W. HABENICR T.
J.E.A&ger& Co.,
18'Y and 189, Meeting Str'eet,
CHARLEiSTON, S. C.
WHOLESALE dealers in Foreign
and Domestic Hardware and Cut
lery, Guns, Bar Iron and Steel. Sad
dlory and Saddlory Hardware, Fairbanks'
Standard Scales,
STATE AGENTS
for the celebrated Farmer's Friend
Plow
A FULL LINE
of Agricultural Implements and Steels,
STATE AGENTS
for the Tredegar IIorse and Mule Shoes,
which have been recently improved, and
we new offer them to the trad, with satis
faction.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
is now full and complete, to which we
Invite the attention of tho.Fall Trade.
p,- All'orders el1#11 receive prompt
and careful attention.
3. S. ADGER & 00.,
, 187 anad 199, Meeting Street
aug 11 tz augoot dec Ciharleston, S, C.
VEGETI E
An Excellent 44dae.
SPINIFIFIELD, 01o, FeIV.,48. 1877.
ThN 14 to ertfy that I have U'letVF(lUPig .
manufactuitred by II. R. Wtevens, IINton, .l.l .,
for hInIISna1n111111d gelleril pl onli It0n 4,. 1114
nervous system, with good meu4 . ; recolk.
Illenld 'FErlNm as al excellInt' lldleitm for
such ComoplaIits. Yours very trul,
0. W. VA JEOI:TFT.
Mr. Vandegrift, of the fIrm of Vnderrift &
ftlffmn, is a well knoii businen iatii o'n tills
place, having one of lio lai-geb* SLOWS in
Springfield, Ohio.
Our Minister's Wife.
LouIBVILTA, *G., Feb. G. 1877.
Mn. It. It. SAEN:ss:
Dear Sr--I'iree years afro T was sufferi.g
terribly with In 11111 laIn.tory ltheut,a(in. Our
11ninlister's wile tidv5ised fin to lake Veget-le.
After tailng one bout,e, I was entirey I vile.vcd.
Th4 year, .eelus a rcturn or tio diseaRe, I
again commencet takillig it, lindillia being
geelitted geaitly. It alio b-rcatly ilproves
my digestion, Respect, elty,
Mr.s. A. AILanD.
1011 West Jefferson StL-ect.
Safe and Sura.
In -172 yi'r Yegellre was reconme.f"d (o
mi1e; and yi nt1' to ihe prisions o a I genld,
I consellied to 1 I 4. Ar te , ol( I w31 Su;
lerilng ..oe g-.mrll! dckiity allt1neV( pr..
traio6t, steel iWtiecd Iw 0crwork a irreu
lar Ulsits. vtonder"lil strelgthenng 111
curative mlooerties sremed to ilReLT t n.y debiu
tated ) Ste'l iroun ,110 lirt tdose; anid imler its
perssistt u1e i 1apidly recovered. tt!ag 1inore
than ust'a livel i land good fleeli., shice
thnA i hilVe o lsitated to gIve (A) VIg',:TINE.
my miost unkri'aliled Indorseiet .1, b".l ita
safo, sure, 1111 1om,erful a1gent iIn Pronlotiln
1 eall.han'd re.Lol-ingtewaedytenonw
life olnd elegy. Vege. Ite is tie only mtiedicle
I use, and s114 0o1g as I illo never expect to find
a better. Youirni ixl, W. v N . N lA i K
120 Mo%tere.y "i..lect, .Mleghany, L'0nn.
Vetinec.
The followiug let-er front Rev. (J. W. Mans
field, formerly Iastor or tho Me11boilist I-:pis-o
tirch, lIy.%(ti' rO.- 1ti ll IrutiC st, setiled in
LowellC'11, inust convioice everv mlie wh-lo reatis his
letter of tie wonde,-rsi curative qitalit is of
N'i,N 18 a thorouli Cleaner aild purilier
of the blood.
HYDE PAnK, MAss., Feb. 15, 1877.
A11. If . R1 .t-r:VEN(:
Dear,ir-About tell yearg ago my hialth
failed throligh Io (eleting effecizi of dys
plpsia; nearly it year Ie, r I was a tacked by
ty)hod-fv'r in iG N,wort, fori of a lirgt, dee)
seated absces, which was tifteen lonitils in
gatherigl. I hVd two silrgleal opTral0tIons by
the best., skill in the btai 0, but, mceived no per
man111elt CIrO. I suffet ed great 111nest. times
and was constani.ly weakeied by i prow-je dit
charge. I tlso Jost 311111t pieces of bone at
different times.
matters ran on thus about seven years, till
May, 1874, when a friend recomm)vnd(etL ino to
go to your oll1eC, (tued tail: WIoi y'oll or' (110 V1tuo1
of Vegetine. I did so, nam' by your hidness
passed through your nmanuricty, noug t1ho
Ingredients, &c., by which your remedy is
Produced.
By what I saw and heard T gained some con
fidence in VEGETINE. I commnenced iWking It
soon lIfter, but felt worse froia li's COct still I
persevered, and somn felt it vas bene(ItIlg me
in some respects. Yet I di(1 ilot see the rcstiltj
I desIred till I had taken it fallbfily ior P, 111,0o
more than a year, when the ditllctiy 1o the
back was cured ; and for nine ioni,hs I havo
enjoyed the best of heafth.
A 1 have inI that, Itime gaied t wenty-five potint
of 1lsh, being heavier than ever before ill any
life, and I was never more able to perfform labor
than now.
During the Past few weeks I had a seronulous
sweIling as largo its my list gather oil another
part.of my bod..
i took VOgeline faillfhlly, and It, removled it.
level VitI tihe surface in I month. I think I
should have been cured of m11y mn1111 1 rolible
sooner if I had taken larger dlms, aft0r having
become accusto ned toits effTcss.
Iet your pat,'ons troubleil wii.h sctofula or
kidey dnseas Imiders(and thatt It takes timo to
cure chronic diseases ;atid, It t hey will pat lent
y ake Veget-Ine, it will, iln my judgmient, euro
them. 'Woursvery truly
t 6G. \W. mANRF1T.LD,
Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
VEGETINE.
-PREPARED BY
Hs R. STEVENS,
BOSTON, MAN S.
Vegetine Is Sold by all Drugg ts
_sp -4w
GRAND SPRING OPENING,
--AT THIE
Di y Goods, Fancy Goods, and
Millinery .llazaar,
OF a beautiful and full lino of latest
n.ioveltica in S pring and Sumnm'oi
Millinery and Fancy Goods, consisting~ iln
part of:Taadios', Misses' and Chiildren's.
trimmled Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Silks,
Nes, &o.
A large lot of Ladies' Collarett,es,F9ichus
and other fanoy articles. Inspection of
the Ladies and putblie generally solicited.
We will endeavor to please the moest fas
tidious. All we ask is that you call, and
eec for yourselves, and give us a trilal.
New Spring Prints. Centennial Str'ipes,.
Dress Gloods,Wthi to Goods,Drcss Iinprov
oe, Corsets : Hosicry, Gloves, Notions.
Cloting, Hats, Shoes, &o.
Agent for Blutterick's reliable papo
patterns. IJnd(ies', Misses' and Chldren'
new patterns in store.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT,.
Juetfilled up with fro.h Groceries, Con
foetlonaries and everything usually fonid
na first elass houso of the kind,.
.A lot of Furniture, Laths Single,o
rjiumber low for Cash.
-4 0 . B30AG.
You can find all you iwant bf dallihg
on -
april 14: JT.O. B.
Shirts I ShiiNs I Shintsl
W AMBUTTA Mtuslin and 2200 ILinen
t, $8.00 per half dor4en.s ,a
Percale and Calico at$6.00 And!$9,0 je
hlalf dozen.
mar 22 J. F. MoMASTER & C0.
SOUTl CAROFANA NEWS.
Judge Northrop is holding court
in Abbevillo.
Anderson and Pendleton aro hav
ing a base ball quarrel.
Bishop Howe baptizOd one, and
confirmed five porsons in Abbevillo
last week.
Choster had an old folks' concert
on Wednesday ni ght. It is pro
nounced a grand affair.
The friends of Gen. Robert
Toombs will pit him against Senator'
Gordoi in the forthcoming sonato~
rial ole9tion.
Mrs. Dr. King, of Floronco, who
was bugned by the explosion of a
korosene jamp somo days ago, is
(load.
Adjutant,Gonoral Moiso is on a
tour of inspection. Ho wants to
keep the volunteor State troops in
good trim.
Commissions havo recently been
appointed for Chester and Claron
don counties, to investigate the
past indebtedness of such counties.
Tho governor has granted coi
mutation of sentenco in the case of
Darling Nevils, of Aiken, from death
to imprisonment for life in the poni
tentiary.
A reward of fifty dolawns each has
boon offered for tho apprehension of
the parties concerned in the recent
cowardly assault on Mr. Win A.
Moore, of Cokesbury.
The party that visited tho moun
tains from Chester, in privato convey
ances, have returned. They wore
absent three woks, and had an on
joyable time.
Several Irish gentlemen of New
York have presented Governor
Hampton with a blackthorn stick,
imported from Ireland. One of its
recommendations is that it never
misses fire.
Mom3rs. James Armstrong and
Franz Melchers, worthy representa
tives respectively of the the German
and the Irish citizens of Charleston,
have boon appointed aides-do-camp
to the governor.
At the recent municipal election
in Anderson, the independent candi
date for intendant won by two votes.
It was proven that four illogal votes
were polled for him, and the result
was reversed.
Ninoty-Six is red-hot for a now
county, while the rest of Abbeville
is on a bowl over, the proposition.
"Many Taxpayers" are taking Sena
tor Maxwell to account for favor
ing the division.
The Abbeville Press and Banner
says the great Texas Prosorving fluid
which, it is claimed, will prosorvo
moats and fruits till doomsday, and
costs five cents a barrel, is a huma
bug.
Three thousand citizens of York
and ; Lancaster, and Mocklenbnrg
and Union counties, N. C., met at a
grand barbecue at Indian Land, to
celebrate the Democratic victories of
the late campaign. Colonel Wylie
made a fervid speech.
Mrs. Clara Dargan McLean has
had a story in the Yorkvillo En,guir
er entitled "The Frozen Heart.' In
it she narrates the story of a patriot
living neat Doko, in this county,
who, reading Lee's farewell address
to.the army, on the 18th of April,
1805, fell forward upon the floor dead.
On examination, biis 'heart was
found to be literallg broken.
Ex,Sonator Y. J. P, Owens, of
taurens oonty, died in Baltimore
dn the 06th.' He was one of the
inost gracoloss of all the Radical
scoundrels, and, was to have been
arraigned by the investigating com,
mittee for the.fraudulent convorsion
of '$200,000 of dotacbed ouponis
intb State bondts .
A .colora .man 'living von :Mr.
Jogos Aikon's piloo.near iBJgokstock
was stabbed last week by .his 'wife.
They bocanse .ongaged il a, \quarr.ell
whi was followed.. y ..thle :wifet
drawjug a knife, and plunging it in
hepro of her husbandl, near the
iear. 'He 'was still Jiving , at last
acogw-nts, and zway pQssibly get, we ll
- Capt. -Joseph .Cormmanderp ,resia~
dent' on,Ly4nch's Creek, hiear-San~
ders'.Bridge, nlOW:,d7 ifdMrh> old;: is'
yvet a model-rman,' andt farmKer.>' He'
1 as twenty aerossof dorn .tht.- will'
~ield; forty' bushlet the 'aere>His'
'or thy ~Wifei(a verymethdriin-.Israel)
has a cdtton:palch raisda'and'pickdd
withihet own~ hafnds,:'the %rbeo
Qf which sho id4votes, td thel isson
atry onube, at: the &gehof 719evatse
This .vonorablo cotiple haver nm 'l
chikld-en and grand childrerd to>
ih. andl eekil the dtorlessd4.
Governor Halpton has at last
u1dmittoe1 that thoro wats just a little
"bulldozing" done to securo his olec
Lion. Ho told a lady correspondont
it the White Sulphur Springs that
he ladios of South Carolina electod
him, adding that some of thom
evnt so far as to threaten to leave
bheir recreaut husbands unless they
ivorkod hard for Hampton. "This,
ddod the governor, "was the worst
iind of bulldozing."
A largo meting of delegates from
the counties of Greenville, Sportan
mrg, Union and Abboville was hold
it Laurens C. H., on the 3d instant,
to disciss some mode of giving
Laurens increased railroad facilities.
he claims of various routes were
vigorously urged, but that from
Spartanburg to Augusta seemed to
be the favorite. Another meeting
xvill be held in October, when some
1ecisivo action will probably be
baken.
A convention of the stockholders
>f the Greenwood and Augusta
Railroad was held in Greenwood on
bhe 28th instant. Reports of com
-nittees wero encouraging. A rosolu
[ion was passed to enter upon the
vork of grading forthwith, and a
,on3nitteo appointed to notify the
State authorities that the company
6vas ready to execute contracts for
3onvicts. A board of directors for
Lhe ensuing year was elected and a
lologation appointed to attend the
meoting at Laurons Court House
:n the 3d, prox.
Que writes to the Yorkville En.
7uirer as follows :
"Chester was somewhat livelier
last wook than it has been of late.
rhis vas due to the presence of a
itimber of fascinating young ladies
froin adjoining towns. The Misses
R1, from Winsboro ;'the Misses F.
xnd Miss C., from Union, were great
ly admired, and received consider,
tble attention from our young men.
[n tho.afternoons our streets wore
py with merry riding parties, and
in the evenings social gathorings
woro given, which of course were
intorosting and, probably, impor,
bant.occasions to those .who attondm
3d them. On Friday afternoon a
largo party wore favored by Presi
lent Harden with a trip to tho head
>f his road. This excursion they
,reatly enjoyed."
TuE KEELEY A1oTOR.-A success
Ful public test of the Keeley motor
6vas given at Philadelphia a few
lays ago. The valves were all
ponod to show the machine was.
Aoar, air was introduced and the
lover wias lifted, the first move
4howing 1,750 pounds 'pressure on
he gauge to the square inch, and
hough the chamber for condensing
was open, the current did not blow
>ut a match hold over it. With 46
[)ounds air pressure the gauge in
licated 5,200 pounds to the- inch,
md then 6,700 on the third trial..
Dn the fourth it lifted a large lover
,weighed) registoring 5,000 pounds
lead weight- Lastly, a five-horso
powver engine, with t-.inch stioko
mud 24-inch fly--wheel, was driven
it 680 revolutions to the minute.
A StranT ISTAKE.--Thoe present
A.rchbishmop of Dublin,. the gif#od
mnthor of the work, so wid,oly
m!odnf, on the Study of Wds, is
10t in a very robust health, and has
>COn for many years apprehmensiiVe
>f paral.,is. At a recent dinner in:
Dublin, given by the Lo,rd-Lieu,tenM
mt of Ireland, his Grace s'mt on the
~ight'of his hostoss, the DuclIiens of
.bercorn. Ini the xmidst' df the
iinnor.'the company was startled by
coeing tihe archbishop r,is from his
ieat, and -still more, star tled 'to.hear
sinm exclaim, in 'a dismal and sopul.
bral tone, "It has come I it has.
"What has comb,: your aGracet"
agorly .origd Jelf.s--czon voices
~rom difl'ererit parts of the .tabl9.
".What i have bd66a o "stiu for~
,venty years;"' soldm 'ohs roa
bhe archbisho--"ai stroko of paralf'
sis.: I: have been pinching myself
for the last twenty minutes, and
mi gysolf entirely wvithoti~ sensa
bion.'
"PIardon me, my dear -dr6hbis~hog,
maid the .dnicheds,: looking up to luni
with a .someowhab quiziol smile
"par'dop me foi con,trgdicting: you ,
but .it Is ' I that y.ou .* hAob been,%
At Waj akoneid, Ohio, on lfri.4y
night,; 'he. county 'treAsurex'WA
soinzed,, g$gged, abd taken to tJod
cout-. ~whq flr~ wa phoe4d~
betw9e o ee s ~m, ,, ,po
06nnty safe, and $40,000 w "aWIekW