The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 18, 1878, Image 2
WINNSBORO, S. C.
TUIDLZ, JUNZ 18, 178.
B. M1Axs DA rs, PDiTOR.
I8o 5. BYNIOLD. AlQOQIOTa EDITOR.
TUE EURoPEAN CoNxotESs has met,
all the Powers being represented by
their loading statesmen. Around
the board sit Bisma:rck, of Gorn.. y ;
]3eaconsficld, of Great Britiin:
Gortschakoff, of Russia, and Andras
sy, of Austria, with their colleagues
of lesser note. The four mentioned
are the diplomatic giants of Europe,
and in their hands they hold the
destinies of millions. It "is a sad
thought that a hard boiled egg, or'
a badly cooked beefsteak, by its
dyspeptic influence, may at any
time break up negotiations, and
cause five million of armed mon to
rush together in mortal conflict.
The Liberia Emigrants.
The News and Courier has re
ceived a telegram from its special
correspondent, Mr. Williams, stat
ing that the Liberian ship, Azor,
containing two hundred and fifty
colored emigrants has arrived at
Sierra Leone, a point not far from
her destination. The supply of
water was not sufficient and much
suffering resulted. In addition,
ship fever broke out and destroyed
twenty-three lives, a tenth part of
the passengers. Full particulars
are not given ; but, the mengre
details tell enough. The distress
ing circumstances attending the
voyage are attributable to over
crowding. Two hundred and fifty
human beings packed away in a
small ship, in a warm climate,
necessarily induces a tendency to
'disease, while the fatal imnprovi
,ence regarding the water supply
inereased the trouble tenl fold. The
fi.tst essay of the Exodus Associa.
.bion may be set down as a failuro.
:It will be hard to induce emigrants
.to try their fortunes in a barbarous
region, where they run the addition
.1 risk of losing one-tenth of th<'
number from disenso and privations.
We are glad to see that the repro
sentativo of the News and Courier
made the trip safely.
In Solid Column.
'Every true Democrat must have
been filled with exultation en Satur
day at the showing made by the
Democratic party in the County
Convention. Every club in Fair.
field, sixteen in number, was repro
sented ; the number of delegates
sixby-nine--sixteen at large, and
'fifty,three for membership, showing
an aggregate enrollmetnt of over
fourteen hundred Democrats in the
.county. Of the sixty-nine deb
gates, but one was absent. When it
is 1amemb,ered that the' total white
population in the county scarcely
exceeds seven thousand, it wvill he
seen that only a few voters remain'
outside the organization. while
almost all of these, and we 1h0p) all,
are in full accord with the party
and will enroll themselves as soon as
the campaign fairly opens.
The material of which the Con.
vention was comp)osed was ex
ceptionally good. Representative
men of all) classes and views were
present, making as intelligent a
body as can be found in any county.
Another most gratifying feature
wvas the harnmony that pervaded the:
proceedings. The endorsement of
Governor Hampton and the Stato
ticket, the re-election of General
Bratton to the (ihairmnanship he has
filled so well for two years past,
and the nomination of Major
Woodward for Congress, found no
dissenting voice. All this speaks
volumes for tihe patriotism, the
earnestness and the intelligeneo of
the Democrata of Fairnoeld. What
ever serious differences may have
at other times existed, appear to
have been entirely reconciled.,
There may be, and doubtless are,
minor differences, but those do not,
affect the general welfare. It may
therefore be confidently affirmed
that the' Democracy of Fairfield, on
all vital questions, is a unit, and.l
inoreover that it is a live, aggres..
sive force Th ale r cag
od since 1875. Then the litadic:als
were solid, exultant and detiant..
They are now crushed, while the0
true represcntatives of the couiity
are the snpremo arbit,s of her for
tulnes.
Tho safety of the people depends
solely on the disciplino and unaniui
ty of th= Denocratic party. A
united Demlocrncv nee;d fear no
otdd1,3 hut dlissension'; within will
in);ire external fu; w'' e.>1o
and will se1'ius1.-ly eind:uig-er 1) )llest
supremacy. 'Thlert) cal ho no
objection to indi idual aspirations.
Every man is cntiidod to posse -m
honorable abiltion. Tho only
danger hos in subordinating public
good to individual aggrandizement.
Every aspirant must be prepared to
submit with good graeo to the
verdict of the people. Sholul bo
be inclined to kick out of the traces
he must bo instant.l brought, to
terms. We htvo 11:) fe.tr of
this contingency. In our opinion,
a bolt in Fairfield is an imoo.
sibility in the neo.r future. W hat
ever other counties may do, ; i.tr
field will move on in soli(l ('Ollum),
and her report on the lifth of
November wil be gratifying alike
to herself and to all loveis tL goo.-1
government in Soth Camroill..
T1he reenct 1rins were very sevore
in Chester. > less than tIhree of
the heaviest lnd of shtO\wV'r5 fell,
lasting for sole tuin :e oe ( t'11 b-e
a('cottpalnild with hiihin w
blew tht),vln ai hloniS(', cu'('l e iP- I I)," :1
family of coloredl pe=Ioph', oi the t)ld
Ilol:lt a'.ttrriig-)-. ht,1) IOt. In1 s m1
pot )ttion11s of tlie eountyll, tlhe(ro( V.t
a teavy fall of hai!, doir enn
siderab'ht' (ltnuei ( ino tte ro1pu)s.
Tl greatet.-t intjmyl t was;: onl the
horhout)l of Wtioo;'.l,i (.hurcht';.
Cr0ops in th1e Fih 1) nti iei r
looil S;fl.rcd alsu f:'1m I (il, blit
not ) sevCr!. Wa':I tert" (co)1:-:S('s
w'ere nut ulnlluutlly full, s) Ilmt.
corn oil the cr'k' anl riv er'; has
nOt heel mnch iOt 10I.
A h shf l y ln ,.'; m-in applio I to
his villa e Iper for infor1tll:tiont ('n
tho implor'tant subhje-", ''.1t)w to will
wmn1an's love. ''le reply w.s,
'Kiss the lal'ies, ('anress the tnma:'atI,
and pa]y "t.. .itnt:lion to the (,hI
ladlv."
"It is a shalle. .Jtlm, th:t I have
to sit here ie'dilng your old1
clothes I" exeLai Ittl 1 a wife tihe
ct her day. "Don't m a wi d
atlt)n, it, "my e:tr," rejoineoI 1 her
husl:tn. '"The least said, Otm
Sii 1 wlrthy vnI Iiy f-m :
"ILf you ever c:')lom up our way hec
r,.r and il stop1 --nt thle Ameri.n8!
doctor :'. "Iviit call him ov
mfine cat vas de.nl."
A mob hangei~.1 a ho4rse- thief in
on is b 1(k ''"This m0 m was not
the 1n4lIest work of (God."
FOR SCHIOOIL COMISSfONERj.
as a candidate for F.chool ( o1rum)issioner1(1
at the ensumiz1g olslectio--su1bj ect to th:e
actio of t-he D)~emocrati pa 4rt..) at the
primary elIectionl
june 4--Istf M y Frm:ni ;.
FOR llELF.ISL~AT U ljl.
.lle.ssrs. IAliors:-Piente a~nounce lir. A.
(GA1ILLAltD a) a cantfdida:te for the4 I[Iouse
of' Reprs;enttiiv(os.i at1 (th ) cointg elee.
tion . The coursie or' M'r. Gail lard in pb
lic life has t gi ven t('1 geno 1 saliLreion1 and4
don ,'onor to4 old !"irtit ld. In) recog~ni..
tiont of his8 sr'vices it is but proper t-hat
nlextL el(ction41. This ntomina4tion1 18 iadel
ent-irely withjout (lhe knowledge of t ho
many l;- tf MANY FRI2NDA.
FOR THPE ilGIS LITUN.
At a meeting of the - aiklantd D.:inocrat.
io Club of township numb er six, held4 on
lhe 28th of April, 1878, t ho lollowinig
resqolut ion) was adoptod:
Recsoh'ed, That this Club, recoegn izing
the litness5 and ab~ility Vof lion. f-I. A.
Gailard as, a rep)ri'eentative, hereby
nomHiniato huni as8 a Canldidate for re.
election.5
Ext ract from1 (1h4 m11in ute-:
In the matter of WIL,IAM D. AIK EN,
r 'O IvinOM rr MA.Y (csc:IIN:--Tlhue undor
I igne0d hereby g-ives jjobo of)1 his~ ap
p)ointient as1 A signe.e of rho Estate of
9.hlLUAM D). A[Kl-d, of theo Couuty of
l'airilel, and1( Stato of Sou h Casrolina,
who has beeni adjudged ai Bankrupt upon01
his own~ petitionl, by C. E. "'pencor,Eq,
Regtster. All .porsonts indebtedl to thc
s an4krupt will nilake paYnmntW to the
undo'riigned0(.
-. JNO. 8 REYNOLDS,
lome 'ttx3w ain
17iPF, IA 1 'NOT I(Y;
A 11lst. E6xe;lIt I 'II)'dy.
S \ t.x: t . mI., r -h 1... ~ ' 1 3.
i i v :n. , 1l 1 l:t,"r i 'i '1'" , a 1.
1iowle-ye1t' of the i ;rl li' nt-; ht't: vt" it'
Ia nost t"xcelllent u;" -inir", atn I wt-l1
siuitedl to that class 41f 1lwa1 4. ia 4.1
I have no il-siialt(iion i1n a1v iin, it:; us.,
li i deii e(ititlt'ntIv ren!ommlin -I1 it to thel)
ublic. .UEL. LitANDIlAM, Zt. 1).
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siXt''t )-I g s;, priltld III t. ) iito..;t- bean
tiful sty"lt', p roflts y i:lustrattel w\itl.
.1 %1 l'.lravinlg.. 1", presenting th e
newes"'tt inv'ntins and( tie( Il~'.t r C lit
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d(i ..l n l'ChaleS and1( a n;:ineerlinlg., Steamtl
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iwL 1cts in .t'iltt' . 1 , h jtlet . th.en
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hav1\e at place iiin \ vr ftily, ren.lijn;
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ery. Reinit Iby ipotl or h-r t1 '-1UNN &
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wit the 86i..l.
ti:il Amnl"ric:ln,.\1f ''r, 1'.\vn & I. ttre
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tree .l SttI i.il t'iCe is +na.k i1n .
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pa:tt t 3th.'tt I iroui',h this 1 aency. wi it It -
1 il nt r'.:i l in e of t to, It . !, .
P'uldlie .:ttlenti('n is thuts l:irt't -dl t > t 1.n
lt--''its of t',." e l ot\'pu t " t, 14 a :d.tleS or ill
It ll etit,n often , 'f -etedl.
1ny I p'r8n.' it who his madeIa n1 eW 3i"
r \r or ive i 'ntion , (nni rtnee1tinll. t)r"e
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lignl . \,bII.,'ss for t he Paper, or uot
03.ilnin.. Patnts11 i,
MUhNN & CO.,
37 Park Row, Now York.
Iir cht Otic", Corne,3r F" , t Co t. ,
nIl " -t \\,Wa1hin ton, I) 3,.
IA MS ! HAMS!!
F.C]1A' I VF.D a1 !r' of ecoh- K,:
e Ibilas un lcanvassed,i331 Lardtc an.
ALSO,
V!i.nr. Mei' 3and ' 11 (ar Grit alw:v,
frrsh atl i v ..r '.hb31 inmally touLl i11a
Iirs,tehusl3i (ioer 3L32 ous331e3.
ALSO,
Th1e 1inr't Win's. Utran-li's mn l Whi"
ki, 8 'hat1 ennif be' had. All 1:inds1 331 e .i
31rillha~' p3rare ink thet Ins (ltaty amn30..
13el annitil i.:i.et
CHIA RLEST ON, S. C.,
FOR1 1I'IN AND DOMESTICur
.l.iARD WARE, Cut!ory'. (Onns, Sa. I
(d ir, 13anr h1on1 and3 Plow Steecl, Cucum.k13
FA.1 BIDANIKS' SCA\ LESA.
. 211nts for Bon1i th ' Car3!n for1 ithe i
13113nt 13teeh litarb Fiinom,, an13, the
two and1 three1F3. horse, ait re;au..d ricesj.
11u11 .'long esl, Tur I'l hovels'.I, Menon-rs,1
Swee' s NeelCO .lts, aIl'o, roi. c,. .I1
Stato.3 Agenlts T..redl ar Hlorse and3. Mu311
Shaoets.
.2~ All orderaV1 shl'1 recive'1 prYompt
tad calreful a1t3tntion.
J. E A DGERI & CO.,
137 and 189, Mlrting 8treet,
dc 16 Charkton, 8. 1'
TO MAKE MON EY
PlonHanitIy and11 fast, aotlns shlould ad.
dress FINLEY, 1(Al1W~ & CO., A tlanta,
Georgia. juno 15i-ly
FROM M- YORK
biri."", \thit. I'1,1i14, F l u.<" 1 -14 1 Iig m!! .
:.o i.+hthl, + , tonab s, Ilolil>. 1ndt
GtsIl ' IIl (1'vry i an<+tt :Ihic 's, Towelst
I., a (nd .r offer alt. ihe . n' r.tslt
rIces.l,!. .. 1EA t Y.
scre:, vi ant nfr it sewe, cl Shm-ks,a t,prreinty
at .1. \I. IIX.\TI'"'$. Try tl b rm, ;il youi
will b( convinc,,le .+' th+ir (lnrab,ility.
i'" a nI : rin"; fnr :,l "Gu- rtin s Y :a t
Pow lir." er ry box . v:nt I to 1ive
s-ili, :,ti'+n, oct mllt, -: rw m 4n (" I I atc
give it a trial. J. 1. EI T'.
Go to J. 1. l' AT \' S f,r th' bwst
mni i Flour. M!at, (,ri-t. Ili,e, Ib Iat
(. ra: lt" l ' t: tilern- ;,"I l - to , n,
tnr ut I ('c:t' :Y-e, v,'ry Im p Iric"+", Tea(,
Cr:nw!( r". Cantily, ti(itp, S(archl, lilnt'in ,
,l'.to . h1,M e . Poaches., o
Stie" -, "('in It. r. N itil;ine l :n '+.1 Ik m ny th r
thin !"s.escr fur (a:miy oiortttt.
CALL AT
J. M. P,EATYI,
FOR
T -''El,, Nwe'1!" Ir -n, Plow-ImnId.:,
T r " .t,l+ - 'llhaite;. Ilhtiln:, 1i:1e1 Iiail S,
i & un C m ie . S it.tts. I:ra"1('s II) t..
+ ic::. Is. ' ,e 1: ' ), sal kii :It , Nails,
Ilinr. an I liuie Shios i Nail , i Cutlery
WVOO.DENW\AR..
I, I . 1 U"lar ( .tr1 "t-. (i- viei2
W\"t:.......l.l..... i , " .r: broom,
Alf t r Ei " . 'I l i G. ."(. Il f,1J r esh:
ed1, ' TJ'c , F'luoltr, G1 ist, Llte:;l,
I:1 i -- il L . .. ., . n1: " 0 t - l :tsll
;i;:::1 Oat.:, Rye :n1d JiDileyV, Naib;,
ETtu't' C' .is, Hurao ani 1 Alh
'av ICheeseizI and Mareron
i'- All go1d.st, W1i eiid withuinl
-HO0! FOR~ -
(U. JE;. \-T..u,T..
r j ~Il'ist hl?o 1 fin wn ti eo la.
:tl& ~l1v ees alghis an ii : !i 4tr Iiit 41 n
br* 'mts:
P'lr i eel I K,-:t'o y Ena r.mn, (al.r-t
3 i I. biin C .rn,. ai .spi i.u , e gAt ,
Cn inn li Lt i i ter e , alwy kiep t,o
aprbil 3' ir J. D). AiIuiCARLEY.
B ast is Chapost.
NE.W W'i.LLCOX & GUIIIS
Silent Scwincj Machine.
iGatesit IniventiLon, Protinueing~ 3l1arvlousm
Ili', tilts.
Its sIrtsirung mitl pines~ I h)uvonr1 all corm.
polt . ion ind mauke', ii the 'iO~4s chae l otwllh..
siiutan md g thlb Unggo lI(IIeeillii~ en tTil-r,eg *
seller., ot noIs.V, hIar i-li n iing, t ritIt)Ile.,omel, I.wo..
A f1,loif i' I"'iin )(urs, alI
I Will, 110 Tens'.ioaI f
Writo by Po8tal Caird for Prico Lisut, List
of Oficesi, &o.
W ,C U O. &3nc st. ('6 8re'. }. CY
A NATIIONR ST 1AND)ARD
A N t'17(' 1 ON L '1' A iL) iAl!
W"yebster's Unabridged.
3ltll Engrav'inl"r. 140 P'g's Qutar'to,
i'.00 Wortis inel ':i ;tI1 s not, in other'
F"ourl P'age ;t 1Olorel + Plates. A.
Whole Library in I(tel
i.iai"lllable in aly Fami-.
ly. And in anly
b'ehool
I'. It- hld by G. A. (. V iltltlIAM, Springll I
.Jiassaelit--etts.
-WARt.MLY INDORSIC) BY
.,tiero 't, Presicot1,
3l'shllv. George P. Uarsi,
1-'1.-(.r n' Ilaleck, .Ioh n G. W ittiler,
N. I'. \\'i! .. . ln 0 Sa.xe,
Elliot I1I; il Il, )itulel Web.tor,
littl; (-lhoale, 1H. (' 'Or l ilge,
larI. I r te .\linn,
1t re t Imn iiry Cot'l Preslilents.
AI i li , I A tit'Iti Imnl E'iiitj t'au Sel olars.
0r1 lIt:t:s Unt"-I11:l1 1111r' Ia;lIir i lt11tn any
ilt: 1i, tIIe :littIli' i 1 typ givlg Ittllch dio on a
' utin 1 'I A i lit 1 tra II Ots, Itraty tirce tlimes
as hl lr a : . i ulltier 1)tltinar.i v.
( . "1L.>1 t i n t hree1'"1 pilstres of a Still',
en9m'1:.".- IIl ;a e r It:11 1 t11t:"e thte mlean1
t:'l ir.' I -a i I w:iii a,it(t tetlit far better
II:, im 1 . et- t,:r ,b;" ntit t lc l. wt arti; I
M - I i .1 . opt .; h t i iin n placed In
l ' I i rl 1 ' h1:! Io it; Ust11 I li . I1 ll-q.
l,'I.Mntun Iottl b.y tt S :t " I]t 11' ilt l ellt'Of
.'t .11 a1{I Ill->O Ih-tio '>!1 ('" lt g 1're,I:ent-8.
ti 1r 1 t It rw wis: aa.L i an;t:gs not in
01114" IJ+i t r-lo .
I::.tht.Ite; .0i111 i year.: n iliterarr I -t! r. it
S e r.ve a s 1tl'at> to r hainr a.l other lig" Die
t - I t 1 tIt.e
l'aI " e uf W t rr's DltlIotl I ; 20 timtles
a; t ; m-: as 1 t,. .tle or' any tie" ht-ueti of Dic..
"'I I : . ,IS.7. Thc DIf"tT")A 'I r ,l lh th0
PAv"'-ii.lt trSntn Wiie Is Web.t(r's Un
abrl4li.
I;Di11"1i rit l.y claimedl ihait.Wehlter it
TH E -.I TFOK L1I STIA!DA.flD..
A I I i uf I turrs' Pri- s
EVEY \IAN HIS OWN AGENT
:{' ,! i", .. 'il-.' it .,; n In
r lt ' t"11.1 a 1 it.ling M ;. .'.% ii ,.J
r"hArA' 011 t No gents, No
I'analuui. zii- n Pl.in . I.:F!f:r l.tatlr's Fac
t<.ry" Paitri.s. thero - n gI. vitta purct:it hasr
t1 t Ila'!. (( ii i . ; i h leret fle' 1pitl
\ W '. lr i '.11 51 t:-"' to Ii a t tluli'ly Silvedl
in '1tilncht;ae of att Instrllillont undter
I!ti-: nc .r s.stl'to. W rite for particulars.
W a'the under01soldi.
S'p vcial Offers
TH.\T UEA.T THE WORL).
7 (11. ['1i.m m. 21 :15. -iop o rg0'ans, $55.
.)(Itt 1 nT , i1 I"; l;-"1 0rgIins, fiu.
i i,- 1 ,1' .1. I t I ) N' . tp O ans, 67.
""d 1. 'it ano.;, 178. ! 12 Slop I 'rgins,'3
3MASON & HA3 LiN ORGOANSr
iStops. S;iji. ~I U topsm, $I 08.
~ilI N0o' h i .dI2 r
it-o eutable ntkers like Stain wav
hi.-ern , St ek. Knabei, but byP B(oglt
.\an l.fa--! it'rer w o adt vert ise ;JI I00 Pianos(
for- jtSi ti; .'4t Piai'i ni fo1S75: $27iI Or.
l1 a tIl~ l11i.' al'u od DLIers ]lWuV 'iMd
(Chickeruuing1 A 2-olis, I itunab &~ Co.,
1I I llt ( l)ivis. J .iah .hek P'no. Co,,
And V'you wvii litr tP hose that willI ilast
a i - liteini andul please you bettter Covery
dayl. .\l iSIrunI'tt we sell b)enr the
innar.- Im.ea and are guatranIteed for sixc
F"i fteeni Days TIriali
rcf ,bir 1*- Wo ii'- all freightt if not
UDDEN & JATES,
II 12 o S Sava n nah, Ga.
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