The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, November 03, 1877, Image 4
T.I-WEEK .Y E.DITION.
TERMS OV SUMSCRIPTION.
Tri-Weekly One Year. $- -- - e4.0
Six-mionths. -- - -- - 2.0
** " Throe n ofths. - - - 1.0
RATES OP ADVERTISING.
One square ono insortion $1.00. For
each subsequent insortion 50W. Obitua
rioa and Tributos of Ropot oharged for
as advortisements. I4boral discount miado
I or contract advertisoments.
-o
JOB WORK.
Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Envolopos
Posters, Cards, Invitations, Tiokots, &o.
neatly executed at this offlue,-UHEAP
IOR CASH.
AYB WS OF THR DAY.
The Georgia fair cleared eight
thousand dollars.
Congress will take a recess over
the November elections.
Augusta, Georgia, had a tw4vo
thousand dollar firc on the 29th.
The President has appointed the
29th of November for thanksgiving
day.
The EnglishwParliamont has boon
further proiogued to DecomiYer
19th.
The FrerihAsea bly will con
tain 320 Republ'kan and 210 .on-m
servatives nod AbgjohistA. .
Two hundred and fifty mn pEor
Ished in the High Blanton. Colliery
explosion near Glasgow.
The i,iorPnsqcola,
and bor y on Liver'pob,0qBt hpr
dock 1 a si stained some dam
age in a gale.
President Hayos has rofused to
appoint Simon .Camoron Minister
to England, but sonds John Welsh,
of Pennsylvania, instead.
The yellow fevor hai abated in
Fernandina, but groat destitution
prevails. Eight hundred families
have to be supported till business
revives.
An ijtrm of Aro at Niblo's Gar.
den, Now York, on Saturday night
caused a stampedo. Although there
was a panic, none of the audience
were fat4lly ijwe4..
A number of prominent race
horses have been entered for the
fall meeting of the Louisiana Jockoy
Club, which begins at Now Orleans
December 1st, and 'promisos to be a
brilliat-ineoting.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs
and the Spanish Minister at Wash
ington exp t that an undor-stand
ing will Aearr-ived . itt b)etween
Spain.and the United States on the
quest 91 cupt9nts tariff. .
The Egyptian obolish, Cleopatra's
needle, is still lying in the harbor
of Ferral, Spain, 'while the ship
owner that recovered it at sea is
having a lawvsuit with the contractor
o y Na >onioi
nated by all the opponents of
Tammiany for State Senator from
one of the districts of Nowv York.
Augustus Scholl, who has a national
reputation, opposes him. Each sidle
claims 7,000 majority.
Kate Claxton, who was in the
Broodyfi t,hetre when it but'nod
down, antd also in the Southern
hotel; at St. Louis, when it was
dest1'o;ed, witnessed a first class
fire in Augusta the other night, the
first that city has had in several
mon sh -
T L a9n& will endeavor to
brine he. estimates for the expenses
of thie ensiuing fical year down to
$800,000,000, withiL $3,000,000 of
the '3pprobriations of the last
Denhocratic House ; and $62,000,
000 less than those of the last
Radical Congress. This is what
the b)enberats have done.
Win. Lloyd Garrison denounces
the Southern policy of Hayes as "a
flagrstyt)3etrayal of the trusat so
confidigly committed to his
hands," and as fraught with incal
eulable, mischief, rejoicing as it
does th,e hearts, strengthening the
hands and facilitating the plans of
the Sopthern compirators against
law and o0%e', liberty and equal
rights. The fool kilo ought to
visit Bosten
On the 29th nit., the call of
States ,for bills for reference oc
cupied tfi House for five hours,
and the consequence was the in
trodnetioni of. the largest number of
bIil that were ever presented in
one f ~in the histo.ry of Congress.
They reached eight hundred and
forty+five. They might be classi.
*led inS .ome halfgzn rmi.
res p ot ,the r,mn to
islver3 Se'pel the 'aI3k
rup Je a heabolition of taxes on
the sale of tobacco by producers ;
the extension of pension laws to
the South; the repeal of the test
oath, and appopriations for works
of internal improvemonts. Among
the latter woro bills appropriating
throo millions for tho Mississippi
loveos and ono million for tho
Missouri river.
GRAND
INTE RNA TIONAL
Exposition!
WE could find no other ap
propriate heading to indi!:ato the
large Stock of DRY GOODS,
SHOES, HATS, &c. &c., that wo
aro now daily receiving. Wo
thought of Hcadqiarters, Enpo
riun and Bazaar. All too tamo.
Come One I Come All I
Wo aro determined not to be un
dorsold by any houso in South
Carolina.
The Best Prints in Town at Gf cts.
The very best mado at 81 ets.
Coats' Cotton, all colors, at 75 cts.
Wo intend to try to ploso you in
pricos, goods and polite attention.
CALL AND SEE.
LADD BROS.
oct 9
MARk N
PAID. Ju&% 25. 3811.
WE CLAIM FORl THlE IMPROVED
WHITNEY
SE WING
MA CHINWES
.The following specific points of supe
riorift:
I-(rmeat hlangclty lin Con
NtucmttoEL
R-Excedinugly Light Rtun
utbdag.
4-Still Itunninlmg. NolseEeuxs.
5-Peirforms~ tall VaieIties ot
Work.
6-IBeauty o0' FiniMla and
WVorhmnanslalp.
7-GitEAT RtEDUCTIONW IN
Pill0EL.
Single MachineR sent on orders direct
from the Factory, written guarantee with
each Machine.
WHlY PAY OLD PRICER!
feSond for circulars and particulars.
Add ress,
The WVIttney MP'g. Co.,
fob 17 Panttrson, N. J
Lowest Prices for Cash.
I HAVE just received a large and
. well assorted stock of Groceries,
which I offer cheap for CASH.
I -am selling out my stock of
Boots and Shoes at COST PRICES.
Triumph and Lynchburg Ryo,a'nd
Stone Mou: .tain Corn Whiskies.
Fine Brands -of Tobacco and
Cigars.
Highest prices given for Cotton,
R. J. M[cCARtLEY'S.
FINALa DIIHOHARos.
NOTICE is given to all whomi it may
concern t'4at David *Rt. Coloman,
guardian of Charles F. Coleman, wvill
apl1y to the Judge of Probate, at Winns-.
boro, S. C., on the 30th day of November
next, for a final dischargo
o~t~-3m O. 1RTOMPSON,
20 dozen English Tooth Bruslien,im
Store of
DII. W. Ii. AICEN.
Oheap)
FILLED WITI
DRY GOODS
AND CROCI
The Cheapest
-GREAT BA
Sugar, Coffee, Lard, Bacon,
Mackerel, Cl
OREAT BARGAL
All w ash is to
AND WE ARE SURF
W. G. ROCHE,
MEELCHANT TA1L1,1
[AS removed to the store next to the
post-otico, wher he will be glad to re
acivo Ihis frienfdsI and( (cutomelrs.
A full line of Samnples will be kopt onl
band, fromn which customiers may iiahe
<electionsl. lHe now has the finiest line of
1'renchi and Eniglish goods eor brought
to) this market.
Hte is also prepmared to cut or to matk
ump goods for those who dousire.
Garrments of all kindsh repaircd and
3loaneod,
$..m Cleaning a specialty.
Thankful ho the pub)lic for past patron
ige, ho solicits a continuance of the
mmon, and guarantees satisfaction,
sept18 W. G. RIOCHE.
CONNOR & OHANDLER
CAL attention to their ful STOCK
-OF
WVatchies, Clocks, Gold and Silver
Watch Chains, Brooches, Ear
rings, Studs, Collar and
Sleeve Buittons, Plain
and Fancy Rings,
Solid Silver
and iPlatod
Castors,
Forks, Napkin
Rings, doblets,
Cups, Butter Knives,
Butter Dishes, &c. Specta
cles, Cutlery, Lain >s, Lanterns,
Glass and Crockery Vare, Vases,
Toilotte Sets and China Tea Sets
--ALSO
M!achine Needlos and Springs.
Sewin hiachines i opaired, cleaned
anId adjusted.
na 2t
iIR & CO. p
[ ALL KINDS
CLOTHING,
(ERYWARZE,
to tlle Best
.RGAINS IN
Molasses, Hamis,Crcr,
beeso, &c.
X8 IN TOBACCO.
givo us a trial,
TO PLEASE YOU.
WATERS' ORCHESTRYON wmes ORGAN 1
-is the 111o4t betiiful in I I
sty nd I erfec jim.it in of I
no evir n1ade. Ib$t1 I
thccelebratied Concur
to Iiojp, which ii i fin t
linaitutionPf thel1lunvtain
Voice, an-t two n31 it
Ihalf Octave-< of bells
tiuned in perfect ar-.
n1soly wifth the recls, I
and their ciiect is ing- i
Wool and eletirl.y llg.
- - ~ 4 CONCEUTO,. VEMP1- 1
O OTTAOE' O1((ANS, in UJnl.uo French (a"
escomnbine PUiRITY of VO)ICING~ dith great,
volsumo of tone, suinibo Pror Iio or ChI urchi.
WATERS'PIANO 89 AIM
ARE~ THlE BEST A 1E1 iheS T Hone,Tou,
Woerknaaship, antf D1urnblty U'nsurpnss~ed.
WVarrantedI for MIX YEARS.
PRIICEFS EXTREMLY tI LOWfor enskl.Mlon
tily Innstaulnaenut recebved. 1ustrumnents to
1Iwleoutnt to N'a herI. MU;,ters, Cre, r ois, dc.
AGENTS WANTFEI. Specialundaue.ments
to the trad.Ilustrwatedl Untaloane's Minhed.
Hecond-hands Instrsunents at ( REA T lUA H
GAINS.. HORACE WATERS & SONS,
MUansufnetuare and Denlers,
S40 EAST 14tit ST.,UNION SQ UAR E,N.YE,
REST AUR AlWT.
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HI1E undersigned begs leave to inform
his friends and the publie generally tat
the :R(stauranUt at tachedl to the .'orn ing
Star Saloon is open), and suplPiedt with
the b)est t.he market affords-- such as
Beefsteak, Ham, R ologna Sausage, Oys5
ters im every styIo, Fish, aind other deli
-ALSO-.
A full sully of the purest "Wines,
Liqutort; and Larger Boer. pa-~ North
Carolina Corn Whiskey a specialty.
-ALSO
A well selected stock of T1obacco and
Topatronage of the pub1lic isi solicited.
J. GROESCHIEL,
oct 14-fx3m Proprietor.
D. R. FLENNlKEN
C
1.
d
'EEPS constaint.ly or. hand a full Sup,.
ply f CoiceFAMLY OOCEIESand
recently boon replenished, and he is now C
11
ready to supply the wants of all.1
. V
nat12
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
For Disoasoa of tho
Throat and Lungo,
such as Coughs,
. - 3 Colde, Whooping
Cough, 33ronohitiss
* Asthma, and Con
sumption.
The reputation it has attained, in
consequence of the marvellous cures it
has produced utiring the last half cen
tury, is a suliclent, assurance to tho
public that it will continue to realize
the happlest results that can be desired.
In alost, every section of country
there are persons, publicly known, who
have been restore( from alarining and
even desperate dliseases of the lungs,
by its use. All who have tried it ac
knowledge its superiority; and whero
its virtues are known, no one hesitates
as to what medicine to employ to re
lieve the distress and sulfleriig peculiar
to pulonary alections. Ctu:tinty PFC
TOInAL always affords Iistant rllef, and.
perfornis rapidl cures of the inilder va
rieties of bronchial disorder, as vell as
the more forutidable tilseases of the
lungs.
As a safegnard to children, amid
the distressin.g diseases which beset
the Throat and Chest of Childhood, it
is invaluiable; for, by its tiiely use,
multitudes are rescued and restored to
health.
This ime(licine gains friends at
every trial, as the cures it is constantly
prodfucing are too remarkable to bu
forgotten. No family shoald be with
out it, and those who have once used
it never will.
Eminent Physicians throighout the
country prescribe it, and Clergymnei
often recolinend it froiu thelir knowI
edge of its eirects.
PiEAIDBY
Dr. f. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
V'ractical "nd Analytical Chemists.
VOLD 3Y ALL DUUUnX3 EVnWLEuIr
LIVER
CURE.
Dvs irrAn 1ITIxnm -x..1.is inay
e emlb thed I dellmon of l disease. Rev.
leiiry Ward -Ieechr say, "it is a very
ifi.-IlIt. 11m31to. to t-ave the soul oIf a ma'n11
-holas 1ad in digestionl; of inIdl avail
Vhst th . tevil Ijult of his heit whilo
MiII! HCrki ill hi S1011ach." SI. oss'
fl:*i'.%- C0.1o; t-XND will cure this ulisease.
Th,e uiling rtilely or this d1 iseais
II its :,t e i Sm .:fs e. ii..;A-rr Co:u..
IrN . I 1 r4-ait-s Ithe liver, expels all
lorbil hiit.wrs Iritm tle sy.teill, Iullo eelts
1; a ;1+1ttule lij.. A I*(%w tusw, will ..
VVe Iand a li lh leer ierance cure plhe
,'rs't '':ses. It you are. hillious11 onti
oguid .au tay s:vo adoet.r's il h
(4mpoundllf. '.li\boy l. who bax-ust it sa
bant it is wvorib itsx weight in g 411.
W:. E. . .: . .
Wooalv1ard's, 8.0C.
-I)OW'Ill MOI$E, P'roprjitors,
oct 2- 2wc ton, 8. 0.
-W STf ALADDIN
.& 80Na' I ECURITY OIL.,
THlE BEST IhOUSEHOLD 0OI. IN USE,
Varranted 150 Degrees Fire-Test.
WVATER WVIIITE~ IN COLOR.
Paally Deodorized.
N7RLL NlOT EXPLODE.
HIIGHEST AWARD~
AT
SentenniaI Exposition
F'or Excellonce of' Maniufitoturo
AND HJIGHI FIRE TEST.
Endorsca~ by the .insuranco Companiez.
Ruad this Crticent--One of MJanyj.s
ir'i*. rn 1.'i: TNSI:RANCER Co. OJ' BALTnrong,
-" .t.'n:I 1:mn4 uised the various oils sol
this ci ty fortil huuinating pUuos I tak epleas
ro inI reoed iimjCi y.ttr "Aladudin Security
1i" as the. r.' and b,est cyer n.ed in our house
'l1. l ours trulv,
L.ikncd] AN'DREWV REESE, P'resident,
ManuI1fatuelred by
''ry it, ana you wvit1 uso no other..
( T1fH bihli session of this welt
knowni Instituto began on
MoniU d(ay, August, 27th.
TIho courso of istruction
eniibrace ( MNathemaicis, 1the
lassics, He4ece( antd the usual English
ranchos. Spteial ati entlion will bo p)aid
> oloi,ionI, readinug, spelling and1( writ
i, lPutnis wili receive that careful
rill in the ruiimnents whiich is essontiail
> e uvfintig a thtorouigh eduication1, Bilackc
Dard Oxerilses wvill1 enter largely as a
'ted .of instruct ion. Th'le college
utildirig is coi niodiouis and1( coniveniently
cated. 'Thle Principal hopes, with the
olitical anid inntterial hnplrovieent of tho
late, to secure a liberal patronage, by
ceans of' which the .hastit-ate may be re
ored1to its forineor piopularity and1( useful
iasicl (10pariinent, perh session
of twenty weeks, - - $30.00
uterinediato, - - - - 25.00
uniary, - - - - - 20.00
P?ayixnent to bo mnado quarlIterly ini ad-.
unce.
11. IM, D)AVIH, Principal,
au 1.-jtiu Wis.... ... 0.