The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, October 27, 1877, Image 4
TEHUMH OF HU18CRiITION.
T r i W ook ly O n o Y ou r. - - - - -.0
. 4 ix-11sinth. -- -- - - '1.0
RATEs o ADVotTIHJNG.
OneHip itare onto iim-tion $1.00. For
rOs1 ani iiio in st ( l' It bp c churri'd f'or
t or contraot aivevriltvlioNt.
J011 WOtUK.
1111 Ioeath, fitittir 1II 9, Il'.v01oP
Pottrs, (Jardhi, Invitaix,timm, 'Tiokv!i, &c.
linly 624114todikat thihn oief, CIl' I .' 1
to 0AML.
Coittnl1tId froiln (Ilrut pag(.
Caioron did not dempair. Ifo know
tho p1ower of gold, and 1h1o dotor.
Illillod to lilly on1o Donliovrat to voto
for hin ol. t.wo to tbient, Chlms0lv0H
on the A# of oloOtiol. I f[o mas1a1111lod
hil Clan1. HiN Vlhitlf Htrikor Wo0
thillu 11rnu, a follow 1nilltd lrobM,
auldt onr dit.l 10r r Jlo,eohnl P1111.,.l
floll. The plot wilm lidt ill 1erot.,
but. tilo Uoinocrat.s vorn oil iard,
awid ovory dli-tfill lliall wVIIH
wttehod, nlight. lnd thliy: ('111ronl's
oilly Obalwo .aI to btly a 1111111
hitho a bovo mimspivion. A ft.or
ol1ofill (10libortt oll, it i'vulllho' frofil
-lonrld vti il nty, I )r. .1 oforson
Bloyor, walm solvel.-ml Its -IOw 111I)N, all1d
BlrobSa auldc 1,10-.-ol'moll were1 ill.,
1ilOtod to ("o for hitt. 'I'Toy went.,
thiy HIw, Miad ty thught1. they
hladi (191niorodl. Biovor was coml
plavolnt, bult dotalitud I- .ho h r It o
11111Ht rim, inl .ols oif roptiitation, or
froim potonal violunco. A ft e' (oit
midorablo anlgling anld flibbling,r
,at.ilroll, lloy(r 1ti1ti old Sillioi
illot, 1t tlo llollse of .Doll Clllivron,
thuo proslt, Sellaor, fld0. Sillioll's
on. 1 lort it. wIsg agvrood I'.hat Camie
r01 Hhioill give Boyor
TWENTV 'T11oUND DOi.l.AUR
for his voto. Tho clan Camoron
walm happy, V'attorsonl wals julbilanit..
Bult thimAgs didn't. panl out according
to oxpovtionl. Wholn tho vllot-ionl
eomlto oi, Boyor, who i was shrewd
follow, rom) ill his Ont. lud vot-kid
for I1ekalow (who was tetod by
two vota I ) and thon, ilinodiaWtly
after th reviult wias annoineod, Io
'ttatod that fin ait-tompt. had boonl
madfuo to bribo hinm, and di'mlaniidd
a 0omm111itteo of invost igat ion. ''hitA
w1 ppointod, Anld 1oyor told hin
wholo Story l>Wforo It.. PIAtt t (Irsoit
an11d Brobst. mittvid haviig hadl
froquent. talks with lloyor, but of
'(10r11H vohlonmuoltly denlited OIhe
biboryi propIositijon, for nwn'! whio
both T-h. mauiiijority of tlit comi
muitt'o\ how ever, empha~tica~zlly but
worithicst had pjured i'tth lemselves0 in
dentying thet im:ipeachmtient. Dr.
owr's toestimiony was fully c orrob,
oratod by d isinttrt'sted winesse's;
andit the HIonso on t he 1-4th of April,
by a voto ofi 4~ to 45i, passed theo
followinmg reoluhtion.
"RItestleed(, T'hatt t he governior he0
rtetnotste'd to istrucdt the at torniey
genereal of thlisi commurontwealth to
iinsti'tumto crn alt proeceediings
aiginst SimouA C'ameon, Wtill iamI
hiirobst, John J. Pat terson and
Heonry T1hiomias"
instttiiuted beeaniso the at tornov
geoneral of~ PeXnnsLylvaniat w asn
betteot than the IRadical attorno'v
gemiwaols of the Sou thern Stuato s.
Pat tersoni hs over haoppily blonad~
his private. and1 hit puiblie crimues,
to that it is dit'tienit to say in wichl
caee lie shints most, T1his crown
inig outrage was aon attempt to steal
.from lhis sisters by forging a nuote
IXrem is deceased fathier. A t thet
4o1d man's death, the hiero of this
nlarraltiove, was left as c-xeno
with o J. *M, Stllers, The
prop'er ty, wich.k was estimiat ed atI
$5000, wast to be) dividedbin tivi
y1k 's. between'i Job'. i d his three~
sisters, one' of whomo is the wife o'
Judge Sterret, noow one' of the
and genlema elhighcharaooter.
ive yearsOt passed and~t no se'ttlemetuo
was mnado. Jui.dge Storret went
into the ceourts, and t*hen John
P'attersoni muade, a showinug whiell
brought theO estato in de'bt to hia
in the suUm 01 $%90)A).. The othiea
parxties dispuoted the account
claiming swindles in several par tien
lars,. and speially charging hiim
With havjig forged a niote for $2I000
in wichd he claimecd $124 interest
addtitionial A tedlious suit was in
stituted. Patterinr brought tw<
witniesses to p)rove that they sav
XkI Pattero sign the niote to
$2,00 i ayentof someW westeni
lans p 1from Johnx. 'Thes
witniessea were Capt. W. H. Patter
son, a coQu, anid D)r. Thomuas Moore
a brothe--n4-law ot Job.u's, who sub,
seun iue for a while ii
Anah rou T nir aviac
given with great dotail and minute.
noms. A carpontor njInod Shorlock,
ilo gIvO tho stronlgot testiniony.
Th f dfonditm producod ia numbol
of rOhLtiVOM Itild all IltO loaldilg bus
n10141 111011 of Pittsburg, wIlo pro
nlounced thlo Iigiulthlro a forgery.
Th phymicimti mwor0 that the plain
.iflrand hil witnossem could not pos
fibly lavo boon wit,h his fat,her at
the timo they said they woro. Other
proof wii broulght of the Inlost posi
t,ivo oliaractor. Novortoloi th)
jlry found for John Patt.orsoh.
'1'h0 01,.h0r parI'iVH 1,ApeLIMd. Pond..1
ing C.him atppoal h1i.orsont eno to
South Carolina, and b-egI that ca
er which 111 lilltdo hii doubly inl
fluliOls.
CONFE.41NO IllMSE,LF A W1o1NDREL.
Alli( now coells tilo .i,rungest, part
of L,bm whlolo story. 11n 18'10, Patt
tormon, vith CIo. A. K. AleLure, thvii
ia lawyer, andI(I low oditlr of tho
brwilliant. Philadolphia Times, and J.
V. Croswoll, Nwire initertmted in Hoine
raIilr-oad f4petIIIllt.is inl 8out.hl
(htrolia (Th'llo io Ridgo? l and they
Iet ill Colnn0hia at Nickeison's
lItotol. C,olol MlcChIrlo hud w ohee
Put.torlon'ti Ilwyer ill ihe forgery
Cas14, ItId 1110101-1-11gli4 hiCliot.1 wits
I HCCHHfll, 1.Cl1r) h:t St.rollg
muspicionl Nta, 1,.horo h.ad bm!n1as
vinlity )n Pat. 's part.. So Illich
H0, ,t1 after Olvt trial, h approach
Ot 1 'll ft ilson, Inld. t.ellin.g 111111 that
tio jury Jidi villdicahte himI of the
brlhIgv of' forgery, lidded t.hat he did
not, like t.ho aispeck of tle vnsi', iIldi
Itoresonl Inlust. comnpronmiso wvit.ll
his sisters. '11lis l'i,t ersoli proniliist(
t.o do, but, of course, brokb o Is'
Wor'd. Coloneil Mh-ClurethoghV
howve, lut,tho conmprouii. h1A
beell m1111de, 1111d gave himilsit Io
furtherl trouiblo about it.. On the vis%it.
to Cohlnibiat, Pat terson allidted to
tle trial, an1(d there, inl the preseneoe
of Mr. Oroswoll, bit.skd to Me
Cure that, lI d bribed 1tCaptain
Ia'li t olrtoll and1t Johi Sler lork to
(10n11uit pmrjulry inl C.ho suilt. .1n onle
con8vrmat loll, lo stIted to Colonel
AlUe thias the Colonel subsetinent.
ly swore) "'.lat. it, retqnired hon 11and1 t
(t) Nvihness, W. 11. Ptitterson, t wo
weeks of careful study to determlint,
which of the two or thrte i doliedd
be nmost simcesq'1yu/ siorn in this
case," And hit though.lt. "h1 hand
fixed it. up1) d1inimo114-d ctiuiningly by the
lies they had itlopted." On anolther
M101as8i0n, inl tho presenive of MleClulro
(11 Crswoll, 11l opened I lottor
otininhj g a1 protested noto dti1wNI
by Shurlovk, w it I his enldorselnlit..
Colonl McChirii testifiedk sibso
quieit.ly 11 follows : 41 said, 'Colo
11, is not that, tle prieo of Mr.
Shierlock's testiniony in your ease.'
1li4 IIIswer wias, 'ys ; it dallilled
clieal, only ono hluntired and sixty
or ih tv dollirs, I forget which.'
(Coloniel \lCre t, a(1t 110o soner did
lie get barki to Pennilsylvaia than11
hie wenittoiuhncutyhahs
lenigthiy sttnet ne at,pr
of which is quiotted abovte. 'lT'e ase
was still ont thle doeket in 1873.
Suelh is a brief biography oft' t
tersonl. Iilis crihInes connuiiit ted ill
South Ci(arolina are not. given, lbe-,
caust' t lieV arlt too0 not orious. .1 It
got po.session of the li.u lidge
liailroadh, w ith ColX. Tom'I Stot t anld
othlers, anld swindtletd the an11 zd stole
everyt hinig it. had,1 amiountinlg, it
'is charged,1 to. hundreds of thlousands
of dollars. 'lhion he botugh'lt up the
1,egislat ure onl several occa'zsion~s,
both' to pass bills, aiid to senuro his
election as stenator. lie 1has sys
temiat ically st .leni fromo yothI, a'nd.
Thils is the man11 who is no0w unider
inidictment11 iln thle Statte courts, and
*who should be broughl to the penii
tent iary, eit her of this State or
'nnisylvainia, for~ he has commliit ted
count less erimes in bothi States. lie
is ai disgra.e to the nation muid the
ago.
MORRiS' HO TEL
T arjst it'ti. itthe rpaitg, toperin
and..t torou.tdyLi noatin uAdtya iote
trotut tot btten. ait IViot haeilt int
tet t akgest wygtith teufehruere I'.
vie an comf~g'.ert an d re oo tore.
Iato tke Cuty uestsdl coms'ortbe.
town. Char?&ge$ to sulit the~ titules.
A.'A. M01RI18,
FMT A L ISH IDS14.
\Zm >tto.na. ami~ o rgan~ Tuner,
r .23liAMa Street, ol'hubja, 8, C
- baina Meleeens Organsl and othei
M titjical Intuuenits, bi,th in Europe and
Ameri is eabled to guxarantee satae..
tion, o* haket no charge. li h'as ti
hi1gb-,at ?enenou.aiins e,.om i-eh'.d
T
INTERNATIONAL
xpsition.
E coild find no of.hor ip)
propriato head'linlg to indicat tho
largo Stock of DRY GOODS,
SHOES, IIxt'S. &c. &c., that we
aro now l daily reoi-ving. We
thoight of Ileadti.Ler-s, Em)
riuntiid. izaar. All too tame.
Come Ono I Come All!
Wo are deterinin.ed not te 1 un
dt-rso<(Il by nv hollso ill Suth
C1arol ina.
ThO RL h it. in TOwN at Ct e.
The very best, m:del at Sh cts.
CoatS' Cotton, all ('oloS, at, 75) etS.
WVO iliftend to try to pleaso you ill
prieos, ood" alld polit c. at teli t l.
CAh Ajl, ND 1)m
LADD Dns.
Oot 9
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Fovoe aind A*e, Intorm-tKut Fo Ier,
aill the) ni:. etions nT . .iarise tiot ~mU alari
ous, mtush, or m .ismia poisons.
This is a compoeundl rene~de, prep'ared with
rarely tfails to cure~ thec seet e ..e of ChiIs
andi Fever and the '. nteonui tt i dsorder't. Sth
a ronmedy the~ nteces.sities of the eoiKe in uaa
over any othier nedic yet ri::con i it:r the
cure' of* inter:uittett i-, Ch.it it ctiins no gut.
nine or itnr.:I il ti thu wh take' it are free
ikom datiger o rq:i i>mc cr any inriots errects,
and are as health- at'etr ti:itng it as befo're. It
ha:s been exten. el '0.;0 e. during the last
irty years in the tre:tniment of these disrssing~
isorders, andi so ttuva s.ig has been its success
that it has gained the reptltationi of leing infal
lible. It can,. thterefTore, be sa fely receinmenld
as a sure remiedy andI spectile fo,r the Fe.vt'r andit
Agno' ot the wVest, andI the 'htills andI Fever of
the Nonth. It counterniets the miiatntio poison
in the blod, and flees the system fromn its indu-~
enee, so that ferer and ague, shakes or chills,
once broken up by it, do not return until the
disease is again contracted.
Thew great variety oftdisorders which arise trorti
the irritation of this i'oison. such as Neuralgia,
Ithetiumatismt, finut, lleadache, ilintdness,
Toothtache, Earache, Catrh, Asthma, Pal
jiltation,i Spienlo .ttYeetIonn. hlysterres, PaIn
ini the hloweis, Colie. l'araliysls, and derange
of the Stomneh,Ii all of which become inte-mit
tent or periodical, have no speedler remedy than
A vtn's Aur e ene, which cures them all alike,
and protects the systemr itm rtture attacks. As
a pte'vetivte, it is of humense service in those
counmunities iere F'ever andI Ague prevads. as
it stays the derelopment of the dtisease if taken
on the first approach ' the pr:non.:e ry symnp
toms,4. T1ravellers and temporary residenits are
thus enabled to defy these disorders, and few
wvili over stiler if they avail themselves of the
protectiotn this temedy atTords.
For Iver Comupiata, arising from torpIdity,
it is an excellent reinedy ; it stimulates this organ
into healthy activity, and produces many remark.
able cures where other tnedicies fail.
Prepared by Dr. i. C. Ayer & Co.,
Praecia and Analytleal Chemists,
LoWr L, MASS,
ftWEST t ALADDIN
U.& ASONS' SECURITY OIL,
I THE BEST HOUSEHOLD OLt in USE,
Warrainted 150 Degrees Fire-Test.
WVATERI WHIITF IX COL,OR.
Feally Deodoxrhed.
WILL NOT EXPLODE.
HIGREZST AWARD
D entenniai Exposition
Fo.r K:rqellnce eE Manufatuar.
AND h1108 FIRR TEST.
En bre by Inuace Companes.
I 2Read L.o erqceb-us Qf May.
YTow at' FuIti INS.'nAscs Co'. (Er RALItXOa
-Si-9 lHav in: u'ed the varlius oil.s soi
Sin thd is e.y forI RuIYim ting4 purposes, l take pheas
use in ecomued. yu " A1taddn Securi.tiy
bleudj A REWREESE, 1'resklens.
Wa:IOrtured3 by
C. WES t A& SONS, Bamttunoer.,
TnS at ..3a ma., 'w,n we. - ete
FURN
PA Nt
jaIy" Save high bills by purchasing
A NEW SU
PU-Ir Wlsnow SnAPE.w: Low in Pr
will litr gt out. of order, and vill I
MHATT1
Spring _eds,1 4Picturl.O Fraimos, Pic
Carriag"Os.*
And Shingles at Pri
NOt.dly clone at. imodorato Pric
UND)ERTAKEI
I heep on hand a full supply of M
and Cot1his of Ot finest finish. Al
IQt
THE LATESI
ATy TLOWEI>
I HAVE just returned froin the ma
sOnist, hurgest, and best a-orted st
the especial beitit of the Citi:ns of
invite their attention.
To the Ladies who would have
01LOVES, L[NGElIt and thy verv
Tro the Giitlewien wii would t t
CLOTH1ING. HAT6. SHOES, BOO'
Io those who ave in need of good
variety
TAiBLE' LINEN. H{OMESPUNS
D)OY LlES, ('iIEC KS.
TOWv E LS. TICK ING
B3LANKETIS, ILAC
-THESE MAY B]
WATERS' ORCHIESTRiON 2. ORGAN
Iai th ost be'auifiu Iin
itye Itt' p:~.L erfe'ct in to
nc ever nmade'. it has
- *thr'ceiebrated Courer.
to stop,~ whichi is a line
__ ~ intitatIin (/ee Itmuman
. Voic, we( two and a
~ halif octaves cf bells
uned iniperfctc lhar
moniy with tAt reeds,
andtheir eaYer. is mnng
leal izat elecri,'ying.
NA., Ol1(iiLETiAT.,
CONCERfTO,s VESP.
ERl.IENTENNIAJ. CHUMES, CHAPEl., and
COTTAIIE ORG14 AN%, ins lniqiie Fren'ch ('a
OS comibiLe Pt RlTY qVOI('INi wcith great
ioiume of tone, suitable for Parlor erCh urch.
WATRS'PIANOS,a m
IIVorkiuanshaip, sin IliDrability Unsurpassed.
P R (C'E.4 E XTlR EiEI.Y I.OVfo,r cash.Mon.
thty Installments received. lnstruments to
let until paid ifor as per c.ontract. A Liberal
U)isconti, * - r--tis.Minut-eipr i.eure:rn , uset..
At;ENT1' 'sV A'1'E ,D. ipeelal inducemaents
to the trade'.llnstrated talogue'~ Mialled.
Second-hand! In.trumients at GR IEAT HiAlR
OAINS. iKORIACE IIVATERIS & SONuS,
Mlaniufactuirer' and i)eale'rs,
40 EAST 14th i,T.,UN ION bQUA R E',N.Y,,
D, R,. FLENNKN
1 E.Pi'S constantly or. hand a fuillup
ply of Choice~ PAMILY GROCERIES and
PL ANT A'Tr[oNSUPPL.ES. His stock has
retcently b'een repleniahed, and he is now
ready to supply the wants of all.
04t &
ITURE,
Arrived and to arrive, con
sisting of Walnut Chamboi
Suites, Pain'.3d Cottage Suites
Wardrobes, Sideboards, Safes,
Book Cases, Bureaus, Tables
Chairs, Bedsteads, Cribs
Desks, Towel-racks, Wash
standbp, Loinges, Sofas, Hall
Stands, Hat Racks, Coat
Hooks, Corner Stands-for
Design and Workmanship Un
4equaled.
AT HOME.
PPLY OF
cc, Durable and Convenient. They
nst longer than any other Shade.
~ESSES,
ures, Brackets, Mirrors, Children's
IBER
ces to Suit the Times.
AIRING
Lls. Furniture mado to order.
'S DEPARTMENT.
etalie and R1osewood Burial Cases
, a cheap stock of Collins.
.W. ]Phillipse
AWRIVR'1S !
G~OOD)S
T PRICES!
0 -
ket, having selected one of the hand
>eks ever brought to this place, for
Fairfield, to which I respectfully
the pretiest styles of DRESSES,
daintiest SHR)ES
Call on SOL. WOLFE.
D__
m very latest and nobbiest suits of
., and furnihiiug GOODS
Call oil SWL. WOLFE.
of .11- kinds, Notions in great
,,HOSIERY,
B3UTTONS,
HIAMBU RG E DGING'.
UlNG, VALISES and TRUCNKS:
SFOUND AT
I)L.__WOLFEBS.
LIVER
CURE.
DYsPrrs1a oa IND[GF.sTZoN.-This may
be ca'll--. the demon of di-sease. R~ev.
Henry Ward Beeher says. "It is a vr
ditricult matter to save' the soul of a aman
who has bad indigesti on: of small avail
to east the devil out of his heai t while
he still lurks in his stomuach." Snos
fHrs t: Coxp UND will 'eure this disease.
The unfailing reedy for this disease
in tt staves i4 Sintox's IHPrr[e Cox
rOrsoD. It regul.ates the liver, expels all
t.>rtidhI umn or> tromi the system, and acts
as a ger-tle tonie. A few doses will re
lieve and a little perseverance cure the
worst 'ases- If you are billions and
h nguid. u may save a d1 -tor's bill by
the trzuely u-e of Siu.ruon's HIepatic~
Comupound. Many who have used it say
that it is worth its wVeighmt in gold.
--. E. AuCY
MdcM.ssrsa & Batcit,
Winnsbo ro, S. C.
R, W. Utuca & Co.,
Wdood ward's, S. C.
DO)WIE & HOISEI. hoprietors,
oct 2:M.wv Charleston, 8. C.
ESTA BLISH ED IN 1859.
CHARLE8 MUI-LER.
WATCFIES, Clocks and Jewelry re.
wpaird, and satisfac:tion guara.nteed
to every body.
N. B.-AII who have left watches m y
store must come and get them, or I wilu
sell them for cos in thirty days.I
sept I8 CHAmLER MLLER.