The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 22, 1877, Image 4
TAWIW mKi LY EDITION.
E Etm a SUBSOMPTION.
TrI-Weekly o Year. - - $4.00
x-months. - - . - 2.00
44 4 Three month. - -10
Wbrq$ MP00-0L
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
itleafn41UH hutep i a4 d
f.er og%t,rsgia.dyeytisomente.
.1A ~ib/AiBOK.
Bill d8, etter Hods, Envo
Po64001 rde,, nvitatibte, Tiekots, -&c.
neatly etottted -At thM offio6,-CHEAP
180UTH OAROLINA NEWS.
The notton and rice crops in
olk p1bqse well I/
The remains of Y. J. P. Oens
have been brought from Washing
ton and buried in Laurens.
'_Mose Wilson, the notorious negro
dgiVetWdd of.Sintater, has been
found guilty of murder. All i the
jury wore colored.
Thos. W. Price & Co., of Phila.
delphia say that they wore- paid in
full by Chrddzo for State printing,
di int .Pt of ."their _ ill was
In the municipal election . in
.,KippR o tie et4;h(eaded -lby D. A.
Townsend received an ftvlrage of
'148'*dtes, 'tht by R. W. Shand, 116
votes.- B6th tickets were Demo
eratio.
The freight on a bairel 'of tnolass
OR from Chploston to Sunqtor is
$4'.Md,"whle -ff'ei1,ht "fromij Wil
mingthli to v ftfdte- is $1.65, and
from Baltimore to Sumter- is $2.20.
h frst regiment of Imouitod
rifles has elected George Tupper
colonel, J4. pumupipgn,, lieutona t
colonel, and G. N. Tharin, majo'.
Four hupdred apd syenty-five
* ti nibers Mvitd.
T MilTen i 1i1l, near Charloston, is
the rendezvou!s of a band 6f black
deseradoop who are a terror to the
-1iedes;livifhg thereabout, Charles
t044 . u p rau t of the
In compliance with a request of
the business men of Charleston,
he will run a series of excursion
trains from the interior of the St4to
to Charleston during the Arst part
of Octb.x,
The adjutant and inspoctor gen
eyal will, advi$th Leg's ture to
'p1a f ie m 'f the luntoor
0oppA140 a Id a *dWw,to
secdte ithiformity iin diffdi tlocali
ties.' Captains~ 'arb requehtgd to
##4a liet of these arms~ Wthe 'ad
jutant general.
4negrodjuo' at top" recent .evm
elI court iu Aikene wanted to gito a
1a4 $~ 9,000 'for fees, beii 'the
~h1afiount 6f the sumi recovered
a9.1I client.., The other jurors,
in1t convineb !him of his ab
'ity,"feokted him, and Ithb judge
dismissed him. Another jury
The Sunday morning's trailt on
the Savannah and Charl4Jtn rail..
road. when about ty m osii froi
Salkehatohio station."Ytn over and
killed a negro man. 'He was sitti g
on the bank of a partially fill d
trestle, with his hands and he d
above the track. It is thought th'at
he may have been J' led by unknown
parties, and plen the track.
At a b! meeting held Jn
Laua oae day to considerthe
builg of a railroad from Spartan..
I rg vi Laurens to Augusta, it was
resolved that.dlegtEtd4%ifiiEed to
meet the people of Laurens at this
p lace on sales-day in October nexty
from Spartanburg, Ninety-Six,
Greenwood, Edgefleld and Augusta.
A meeting at Lowndeav' lle 44 b4
'yil 'tfufh~wyaW 'beld idd 'hb' 8h
inst. to orgsj. eg.ompany to buid
arailroad fro~ nnerson C. H., vi
Lowndesville and near Calhoun~
Mills to Augusta, or such pointoi
the Greenwood and Augusta rail
aqadiar.mayTbo ideemod desirable.
Mr. J. M. Latimer was electedJ pros.
dent, with a full corps otf dret6aie.
The Edgefleld Baptist Associationi
r7 at a
son o hocourt house. Some
forty churches were represented b,t
P Mealing was elected moderato.
The business proper of the associa.
tion was brought to a close oi
8aturday g#aare the body
after a h&imonfous and delightful
sesoadjourne to its ne a
Mr. Bansomie lat tax reole v
Aiken, while in the discharge of his
dut1r !hat spring, tried to sto the
1ftled. Ho brought suit for0
damages at the recent court in
Aiken. Colonel Rion represonted
the raroad, and claimed that Miles
station was not a regular station, and
that the train was too heavily loadod
to stop. as it was down grade. The
plaintiff contended thot the station
wa put down - among the regular
stations. The jury found a vordict
of $75 dawages.
P'REVARE TO SOW WHEAT.
8A;ohestook law is to be enforced in
Fairfileld we have laid in a largo lot
f Ble Ht6no, Lucerne and Clover
pOi For ue,by
sop)t 29, foMASTERt & BRIOE
ESTABLISHED IN 189.
CHARLES MULLER.
WATCEIIS, Clocks and Jowolry to
paired, and satisfaction guaranteed
to overybody,
N. B.-All who havo left watchos at my
store must. como and got then, or I will
soll thom for costa in thirty days.
sept 18 CHARLES MULLER.
[IC
LIVER
CURE.
A. case of LiVor disease, 11 years stand
1. ing; cured by the use of Simmon's
lepati0 CoMIpou 1.
Gentlemen:--I tlin- it -the dxkty of
everybody that can re der assistanco to
the afilicted to do so, therefoo I tak
great pleasure in testifying from my own
knowledq,o to the great efficacy of your
Simmons Hepatic Compound. I coin
ienced using it in my family in a case
of Liver disease of 11 year.4 standing,
which it has entirely cured. Its wonder
ful et'cots in the immediate cure of Sick
headache, dispqpsia and chills and fevers,
glad to say, has been fully re.lized
nmyfamily from the use of a tw bottles
of this medicino. My wife has been sub
ject to sovero Rpells of headache for more
than two years, and has been entirely
cured by using a fow bottles of Simmons'
Hopatic Compound and has determined to
keel) it always in our ho,so. Wo con
sider it an invaluablo family medicine.
Yours truly,
.*ROB -- RT N.'.iLCM.
1Burko County, Georgia, May 1876.
-FOR 1ALB BY
W. E. AIKEN,
MCMAwTER & 13RIcP,
Wiunniboro, A. C.
R. W. iRCn & Co.,
Woodward's, S. C
DOWIE & MOISE, Proprietors,
sept 11-2w Charleston, S. C.
JUT lECEVED
One car load sood Potatoes,
One " " " Gate.
--ALSO,-.
mA full line of blantation Hard
pavre cozmisting olt
Lay Iron,
Pbowv Steol,
Stool Plows,'
Spades,
SLovel s,
Tr-aces,
Iatnes
'' IClevices,'
Hices,J
Sc we
41.&c
which will be sold low fr
I kelopnsanlyo hiint a full
~1A TATIONT und FA Y
QtELO O!Em!EL 3D s
I~l~ n bp4d Reyo 'ybrand1s of
L~~t tam Aproptired tosell for
a cettep ,opti$9A if part' es desire.
AM parties in want of itilers
twill do 'ell to 4ql 11 on e before
Ifeb20F.E /LR
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
For Diseames of tho
Throat and Lungs,
nuoh an oougbs,
Ods Whopping
cough, Bron0hitie,
Asthm an4d Con.
mumption.
The reputation it has attained, in
consequence of the marvellous cures it
has produced during the last half cen
tury, is a sufileient assurance to the
public that it will contitie to realize
the happiest results that can be desirc(.
In almost every section of country
there are persons, publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming and
eVen desperate diseases of the lungs,
by Its use. All who have tried it ac
knowledge its superiority; and where
its virtues are known, no one hesitates
as to. what medicine to employ to re
lieve the distress and suffering peculiar
to pulmonary affections. Cunay 11EC.
TORAL always affords instant relief, and
performs rapid cures of the milder va
rieties of bronchial disorder, as well as
the more formidable diseases of the
lungs.
As a safeguard to children, amid
the distressing diseases which beset
the Throat and Chest of Childhood, it
IS invaluable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued and restored to
health.
This medicine gains friends at
every trial, as the cures it is constantly
producing are too remarkable to be
forgotten. No family should be with
out it, and those who have once used
it never will. -
Eminent Physicians throughout the
country prescribe It, antl Clergymen.
often recommend it ftom their knowl
edge of its effects.
PREPARED UT
Dr. . C, AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and AnalytUcal mheutsts.
SOLD nY ALL DRUoGISTS EVARYWUJNg.
WATERS' ORCHESTRION eios ORGAN
is Clio most beasitifulin
otyloatid perfect in to
noevr ninale. It has
th celebrated Conce
Voic o, n two a ad.a
tuned in perect harn
mony with the reed@,
andtheir efnectis sng.
teal apid electrifying.
WATER' VCLA1t10
NA, 0 H 1WESTRAL,
L CONCERLTO,, VESP
ER, TEN IAL ClII1S, CHAPEL, and
COTTAGE ORGANS, in Unique French Ca
ses combine PURITY of VOICING toith great
Volume f tone suitablo for Parlor or Church.
WATER8'PIANOS, ",nlUl1RIG11T
ARE THE BEST M1A DE the Tone,Touch,
Workinanship, and Durnbility Unsurpassed.
W ta E :tVB I or cauh.Mon
thly Installments received. 109trunients to
let until paid for a pecr contract. A Liberal
Discount to 2kachers.inisters, Churches,e hools, etc.
AGENTSWANTED. Specialinducements
to the trade.Illustrated Catalogues Malled.
Second-hand Instruments at GREAT BARm
GAINS.. $ORA WA'R & SONS,
Mann facturers an Den ere
40 AST 14th ST.tUNI N4AUAIr,N.Y.
MARK '"
PATr. JULY f51811.
WE CLAIM FOR THlE IMPROVED
WHI NEY
S WING
/ ACHINES
'rTho fAowing specinec points of supe
riority
I raeat'siinplicity in Con
t rsetIon.
~-Daarability.
8-Exceedinugly Ligh Wasa
hing'.
4-Still Rutuunuing. Noise eess.
5-X'erforuus all Varieties og
Work.
6-Beauty of Finish and
W ork'hanship.
''t- .A RF UCTION jM
' ingle Machines sent on ogl1ers direct
from the Factory, written guarantee with
each Machine.
WHlY, PAY OLD iPRICESI
*SWSend for ciroulars and particulgtrs.
A ddress,
The Whitney'fg. Co.,
feb 1 6s'~ -~9'tson, N. J.
B et 18CBWapest
NEW WILLOX & GIBBS
Si~ld .wing Machine.
LMost v tion, Producing Marvelous
Results.
It nup~mi) erit laces-it beyond all corn
of 11 O lare indt en efTerec by
tla4,tro r m~lnin,robeom,to
OnyMacjine In the World witi:
Automatie Features, and
with no Tension to
Manage.
Write by rostal Card for Price List, List
of Offices, &c.
WIL~LCOX & GA[BBS3 8. M.0(0.
(Cr. Bond St.) 6518 Droadway, N. Y '
GREAT T
FL(
OLD TIME PRIC.
AT THE CREAP
25 POUNDS FINIO FMILY
MEAL, $1.00 PtR MHEL,
SUNBEAM FLOUR ALWAYE
PRICES.
CHOICE SUGAR AND COF1
HARD TIME PRICES.
A FULL SUPPLY OF ALL]
WHICH WILL BE SOLD AT TH
THE
SHOES Al1
.-4ir..xf 3
PLEASE CALL AND E
aug 11
mcMaster & Brice
HAVE~ greatly rednood the prices of
their
HAMBURG 2DG.iNGS,
INSERTINGS,
LACES,
PIQUJES,
TRIMMINGS,
LINEN EDGINGS,
COTTON EDGINGS,
COLLARS,
CUFFS,
' lIpS, &c.
Dall and examine their "Cheap Show
Case" of
"ODDS AND ENDS."
july 28
Wines, Liquors, T obacco, &e~
TINE Pale Sherry Wino, fine )4. C.
JSupprnong~ Wino, fine o14 Porto:
1Port Wino, t'oine imported Claret Wino,
ALSO,
Fine artiole dry Souppeornong Wino,
Otard's & Co. genuine 0ognao Brandy1
Meoun tan (Gorgia) Co. Wy cy, pue
N. (1. Sweet Mash Corn. Whiskey; My
Cabinet Rye-the best whiskey lin town,
anid a full stock of all other good Liquors.
Also, the celebrated Indian Pale Ale,
fresh Lager and Sweet Sparkling Cider on
d raught. *Thetlargest aW,bosW seleted
stock of Iayana'Clgays an -CigArettes in
town, Blaekwell's genuine Smoking To
baco, Messina Oranges and Lemons for
Jun o12 p.W. HgUE.NTIHT.
Ettenqer & Edrnon~I
allikind., Circulai w Mills, Grist Mills
Mill Ge&.Ing, Bihatting, Pulleys &e.
'AO1A N '' , WA .R Hm
Camerowa's Spe,Ial te,am Pudhis
-c -Sn-orCtilge
DILI IN~
IUR.
0AS1 STORE Of
PLOUR FOR. $1.00.
DA CFAT4 PER PECK.
ON HAND AT LOfEST CASH
PEE, ALWAYS FRESH AND AT
PAMILY OR PLANTATION
E VERY LOWEST PRICES FOR
CASH.
[DI BOOTS
5EPTJ3WS
EE FOR YOURSELF
CONNOR & CHANDLER
CALL attention to their full STOCK
Watches, Clookts, Gold and Silver
Watch Ohains, Brooches, Ear
rings, Studs, Collar and
Sleeve Buttons, Plain
aind'JPan6y Rings,
Solid Silver
and Plated
Castors,
S ~Oo n s,
W6rkh, 14apkin
.;Ringe, Goblets,
Cups, Butter Knives,
Butter -Dishes, &c. Specta
01es, 'COutlery, Lamps, Lanterns,
Glass and*Cro6kery Ware, Vases,
Toilgtte feta. and China Tea Sets
~Pcne tNeedles and Springs.
as 'ng Machines repan-ed, cleaned
anid adjusted.
ug2~
SOMETHING NEW.
----o--- U
~.O hiWhkey, Pd ch nai Aryl fBra
dy. fromn Stone Mountain, Georgia, and
~lbe*Orido6a ton ye VWhiskeys,
No ~bPaMoltx o% nd Rye Whliik eys,
D i an Imported Wines and
" klige'tookd' bottled' goods, consist..
ing r~tof Ctpg, Lager Boor, for
farmily use, Ales, Porteors, Soda Water &c.
One-barM~e freeb N~ewark Oider on draught
C 01 dlrinpks ,oA.a1 dpsoriptions. Tobacco
Cigai s, &o.
.J.1D. McCAR LEY,
__ Proprietor.
'Pih0F N, SCHMITT,
tano, eodeon and Organ Tuner,
#88 af.n Street, Columbia, 8. 0.
T AVING an experience of thirty-fivo
,LI. yar.In. tuning and repairing
'!Msp~elfddofg, Oigans and other
i~al e e erilpta be in,titopo and
in)or niake no ohargo. HIe has the
J hl r e1e8- tfm.s b a i