The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, July 11, 1878, Image 1
4T 1U -I' 1 4IED1rVll'LoNj WI.NNSBOIW, S. C.. T1H11JI 1)AY, J-U'LY 11, 1878, [VOL. . N.
NEW ADVEiR1EI',LfENT1s. |
Agents I Read This !
We will pay At1 ts a s:li"tY or 0I') p m" nilth
and expenses to stll our New and Wotdierful
Invent.ltnus A"l Iruas 81Et.LAN & CO., Mar
shall, MIchigan
P 1 N A N nleulllCn llolll l1 " %"1 R G AN
$1111-' Only $125. Superb) (ranllti s'ptal'o l'lanloi,
price $1,100 only $2s. legtit upIic itt. Plianos,
P]rie$90 only $155. N%v ;t.yl upritght, tI'io:.
$11".50, Orgati $33. Organis 12 stops $72.11).
Church OI;uans Ii stors prlile $:0 only S15.
Elegunt $375 Mirror Top Ogau.s, only II5.
lluyers, colie am. soc me at, h'oni : If I atn not
as represente re. It. ifan paihl lh1t hways a lilt
'Iiano or Organ given rrio. 1rtg.'r Jinuit,rateI
Newspitpcr with mf'lch inform:in lon t''au, rnl,
of 1'Ianos anld 11'i 'i sr 1, oree. l'Iease ad.
dIre.s DA NiI'. ., 1-. l'i 'l''Y. W ishi'lgtnn, N ,J.
FVlL A. A OF' C5 'ARI ifL
$5 'hait SANI)1"H l)'i t 1)IC.I. ('1'tE
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at'i sp'i likiy ciur'. Itleren-f- I litn r
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P1A iSON'S I't'i 'T1 V I m ii k. t,w ii I
t o Ill' ' 'Il I I It : 1 ''"t tt! i -- i l i '
:;It who will la!c"w il :I0 p Il a h )1 f!ht t'1,.
("'e 1'i Iw+I+lv= wereks rt' Ih . -"-1 ";1 iIn t'I i
h.:i Ii. if sich a t lullin" ! ' t i. hI:.
mi)I fonr il' h. l t tI r 1a ,s .. +. ,S JO 11 N 0
& CO., B.:ngor, Mlinu.
FOR TH_CA1PAGN!
HAMPTON AND HOME RULE
The ows ad CQUeiOrL
A LIVE AND FEAItLESS
JEJIOCRL TIC YEWS JPAlPER.
Largest Cictiol:Ilinn ith!ne (City'.
Largst. (irluilatioit ils thn StIte.
Largest Circttlation in the (at ton tta.
ALL Ti'IIE NEWs A It"'i' SW -l'l CA IHOi.INA.
ALl 'TilE NI-% . O- ItI: (t 'tTi.
ALL ''ll NEWsI' L O.\t EVEy(Y li :IlE.
'ure all( UlHLt Itil,'d I)c icr'ley I
Itecogntzin' the paraiount lnt ereft felt In the
approaclin.i political canvass bY every
inlocrat.whu I (Iht i' opes 1i . l In- grfal6
work or the iled(inplt 4n of the st:ate
lmlnde complet' latw) perman' i t:11') so
that t hn 1u'iple III)t) i r(') andi
fu3ly en oy ie ful-1it. of
iheir sacritlces,
THI'. NEWS AN D COURIEIR will direct
all its elerg1ies n1 1andrsiources to pre
ienting from (ltay to day, and
from wtck to week, full and
interesting icco)uts (:t
the proge.ss of the
( A sIPA1N.
eW" To plane the er wpt w i t h 1 rinech of
everybory (lring this e xclitin' conlteSt. we
have determined 1.o offer to Mall Subcr1bcil-s,
the following
Reduced Rates for the Campaign :
TilE NEWS AND COU'illEl, ).I1ly Edit1ion,
it maontIts............ ............. .. $ o
TilE NEWS AND COt'itE"I, 'i'r-\' ekly
ERilt;on. ) montII-hs.......... 2n
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Subserlpilous will h" ti"' ' t i.h:t e rat s,
VOlt MAIL I',SCilillEItS ONLY. uo11l May
15. I 1all cxes the ca.-,h lllst ac:como p:t ny Ile
Order.
FrW'n'is of th taUse of heno :t home ru!+ In
all the cettlllis are U; Olf.(l if. t I'is a :,wolliil
0)ur ('Ca )ma i tu it r: ' I'l ,t ,is 11;1h 'Iu C-1
to Iinll every 111 ellietnt v:te'r ini ie H State.
1 ,t " ! "N I)09 ilN *ortt orn",,
-1ffQii),;Y.G .1)4 1r'/01%N I' ,i1 (IS
March lu-I C(A, I.lSTON, 8. 1.
-0
"S\E aro now receivinsg a splendid
line of'
S. JUiNG GOODS.
150) pionen Pr'inIa,
1) "' Cambriuicn,
10 " Crettones,.
A Snet lot of WsTehi Pplins, b-tuttfl
tin,' of whitei and 1'guire 00on .unnial
Sripes
A LSO,
Fll.snob;od Homnespiuns. Sursokoers, Cotton
DJiaper, Table Linen; and Daomask,
and tho prei ti.'stassorioimen 'Tablo'
Ciluths and D)oy'lies y, s.atoh
other goods which
plense call and
exI'mine,
HATS,
A full line of Straw, FolU and WVool
hats,
We have always taken a pride in our
-Shoo dopartment. WVe can now say that
we have the most comnplete atook of
:1h11e0 over brought to this market.
GIVE~ US A CALL.
* ADD3RR
Columbia Businoss Cards.
1E'A1lUAL1TE1V.' for clic'ttpet (ito
T1 ceric., ant Ilardware in Cotun.bia
to l,O found at the old reliable house of
LUtLiCK & LOWiHANCE.
IX'S, Portraits, Photographs, Store
oscopes, &Fu. All old pi,,tiares
copied Art (tllory liuil,Iing, 12.1'. M1ain
Street, CoiltuIbia, S. C Vi"itors tre
cordially invited to calt and examinle.
(J 1IAItLF.S EI,fAS,f)rtcrtly of Caln.'n,
. iits l,vovd to ('")l ocnhiat, al i op~'tw
at lar.e 'stoei, o' Dry (G (.I1s tn Nctiot,s,
Boots, Shoe'. "' :nl:s and a\'alts. Satis
::nishe 1 in j1
0 1.1 p le-11r -. ,-. , - , tl.- ,r I (,~ at .
size. W. A. it,: '.M , Pr.rt,or.
D iEl'KA & n\;I.l, i,:lplrt -: a1
i/ deale.rs in W'ates, seks..1 w
Silvir ind lI'I l \\':ire, llot m I' -ni:,
. (t.so d , ,1r. N. BI. - \\t'a lce n 1 i' -
elry r p :ire . ('ol',ptlia. '. oct '.
FRC ) c c '.i'c W Y( f' ); I
. V .bria, ', ite" t'i-i:", 1-':,;'r .1 '-m n, s.
l.onl ' C 1'" , ott ,re I . , lt.a. lie' at l
(', .tts' i,:.ai'rt. Iln ikech i i I;, T .e i .
ec., :nid are e.1f-red,l t th.- hI ".;t e i
Tihe cel"''irat.d "iav St:te" atand1iard
sere nI c I .ir se .ve i S , ,1 sp.-ealt v
aI ...\l. 1t1:'.\TLY' . Tr.; themil, an1d. y,'n
will be convincedt of' taeir dunrablility.
I am,11 otThrilt.r for 1l0 "o'r-int ; Yea I
P5ow.ler"s." ov.-ry Iotx '.ta el to .ive
stti ''cotion, it utontey reta'undcc. I else
giv.' it a diatl. J. \Q. 1 iL" I. 'Y.
(' to T. .\l. 13'A'TS for the b1sx,
1Finily Flour, ?to:l, ir tI. RIL-Ie -1us
(lir n'le1 "C'lullIt e,'') Ir.l. fi.a ,
Si tcr anl t'of' ., verv 1'- pr i, T T I.
Craeke rs. (Candly, Snap, Starch, liineint;,
ho-lt, Con. L.ve, 11:tsir I. P'eehtits, T'o..
nmllt e's. S:lr linles, Sahntnt, Pitl 1e'r,
Sisico. in r, Nytioc an,l mnty other
thlings netc:ssary for faanilys" comfort.
CALL AT
J. M. BEATY'S
FOR
I'EFEL, Svedo Ir- n, Plow-moulds,
.. T.re ('haints, llmues, lce'< hal s,
(:rain Cradls, Scytltes, Brad's I1o. s,
Shovels. ('arlen llos anl Itakes, Nails,
Itoro aad Mule Snioesat.td Naiitl, Cutlery
&o.
WOODENWARE.
B. 11. Ro 1 Coe lar Rneket,, Utllvanize:1
Hoop ( ,:.lar Buckets, Painte4l Int't,eta,
Vel n nckets, Kegs, '1ea1srt'es, JItrooms,
&c. Crockery and Tinware.
TOTAL ABSTIYENCE SAVING WINE TILL IT
RIIPENS.
There is a curious story about some native
wines which are extensively advertirt dl nowa
days, and have only recently been 1"lt upon
the mnrket. Dr. Underhill, the we;-keown
g rape-grower of Croton Point, died in 187r.
orne of his heirs entertained tempcrance
views of such extreme kind, that they were
unwilling to atllow the stock of wines then on
hand to be sold or any more to bQ inade.
The grapes have sometimesr becq sent to
market, and so"netimes left t-> decay upon
the vines. It is only r.ow that the other heirs
have succeeded in arranging for a settlenient
of the estate and the ?nle of the wines on
hland. Among thlese 1.3 a w%incecf the 1intage
of IMS described as a "S;weet Union Pcrt,"
but suggesting tho Imaperiel Tlokay more
than any other European wine, and being
wholly unlike any Qther wine of American'
growth. Its puritv, age and mellowness arei
remarkable, and both1 physiciansa and wine
faunciers hlave a speciai ilcceuest in it as the
oldest native wine nowv accusible in any con
siderabie qgnantity. 'rha whole stockt is'1in the
hlandcs of the welil-iknownl wholesale grocery
house of the Thurbwerr.-N. Y. Tri6unc,
Nov. '2., 13/7.
Tho abovc. ,-v' !.* it self, but we would
add that this ic c'. pc j:ice of the grape,
neither dru,.':d, /ip.m. cc>r watered, thlat it
ihas been ripenedi anId mlellowed( by age, aind
for med(icinal or sacramnental p)u:'osesa :~IS
unlsurpassed. It can be obtained from moest
of tile leading Drug:;ists thlroughout I.he
United States, and at wholesale from the
undersigned, who will forward descriptivq
pamphiet, free of charge, on application,
Respectfully, etc.,
H. K. & F. B. THURBER & CO.
West Thvadway, Reaue and Hudson Streets,
Nccw-Yoaxc.
Notcice to T1axpayers.
AUDYron's c)rFleE,
WINN8nIonO, S. C., Mlay 28, 1878.
r TH8i oflice a ill be open [romt tile hst
omf .itino to 11 .he 110th ofi uly, 1878, to
'e(ceivO Tax1 Returi H for' the fiscal year
18718. By orders fromi the Comptroller
Gccnerai the real estatle will alsco be re
istisa1d at the samlo. limo, All malo11
persons botween the ages of twonty,ono
and sixty years are liablo to Poll Tfax, andl
will report no'ordingly.
I will atteon1 at t,he following plaoos on
the dIl.ys spooifledl, for the pulrpose of
receiving retulrns, vli
F?enstorvillo. JTune 14 anid 15,
Montioolio, Juno 17 and 18.
Joifnsvlio, Junfe 19 anid 20,
Horeb, June 2t and 22.
Doko 'June 24 and 25,
Bear Creek, June 26 and 27.
Ridgeway. JuneO 28 antd 29.
Dra',July 1 and 2.
Gladiden's Grove, July 3 and 4.
Woodward's, July 6 and 6.
1., N. WLTHRR,
mav 20zr++A4..m. . a.
I Never Shall F'org; t thi' First
Dose.
I'HOVIi ) i;\C1d.
M1i. 11. 11. STi-vIENR '
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l)rotp.y. I wai '+1t111. "I to 11i. 111; " 1-1l''1
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cgetine
Cured Me 01 hen the Doctors
F: I iled.
Ci\NCI N N.AT'TI, 0., A pril 10, 1ti77.
D)1. II, It. S'r-:v'I:N :
DeI)t r NJ'. -I was1 'in11--1' i rilublt'd w\it" IK idi
lit'r ('na hlait, for t 1(lt' lhiu . I h:.\" " een1,
ln your Yoget Il C-r i .; t i;i!a . ta ih,
r lred tw' whI n i h- d),i'N filal to o a.
Y' -);'s 'i .
Ek NlI' T l 1itG.\N lie ddance t)( I;ac SI.,
Place 0. bui n.; e.s,. ;.:1 tl.tal Aveutl1:
V EGIEYTINE
;'1.H11 ', M.oiJ*, gts.
Y lowe.,Noid y all De' its
july 9 l
Plaoenntlead Ly, Starc h S adp
nrA inLJo, Choroform, . Auut,t
Flower,1Jin Kller,~
GOY. HAMPTON'S PLATFORL,
--0
A SrItC-r A l)ntRv, Cl To j'IJ
P'IlXNIPLES OF?'76.
Speech at Blatckvi1lo--The Struggle not
End,( Dangers to the State and
Nation.
At the recent celObration of Hart's
Battery, at 1.lackville, after Gen.
Connor had spoken, Governor
1ampton was called for. After
comnplim enti.g General Conner, the
Gfovernlor conliitucd:
If I could reinforce anything
that ho h:s said to you I would tell
you that the danye,'s a"c still im
pending. I would tsstlro you that
th.e ictory is no' yet won. I would
tell you ..it utpou your cin,iuot in
the ncxt tw - jears depends whQther
the t uits of thut victory shall be
enjoyed by our children and clil
drun's ciillren for generations to
come, or whether you will allow it
to Pass from You l a worthless
b.auble. I would tell you that it
depends upon "you whether you will
<e: re God or Luumon. It is for
yonl to c"house.
If yon l.tin: to demagogues, if
you ltenl to men who subordinate
everytiinig ;-> uflle, to we.lth, to
plawe ant to power ; if you will
litearken uo tlie c(tlrete 111n, Who
will toll you that thu glornius plat
fominl of 176 was i'e.: V well is a
pr-omise to be kept ouy to the ear
and brlen to the heart ; if you
iHtien to those iue:, tihnt .[ s.y you
t)i)/ ua. 'iil at Once re/incgiuis/t the
/il%, fo Soti li Cdlonlia will soon
pass agac ilneir the rule and to the
rmui1l from which sho hlas just
eierged, and im the great Presiden -
tial con,est of 1880 wo shall not
only lose our own election, but we,
the people of South Carolina, will
be tue cause of breaking down the
N, ional Democracy. [A voice :
"'e will never do it 1"]
You have it all in your own
h.nds. You claim to be the 13.tnncr
County of the State, and your claim
is not without right. [Cheers.]
You carried your election by an
ovw'Whehnig m11aijoity, beoanso
you camne before the people, white
and blaclc, rocignizing the tights of
every citizen and1 saying, "you shall
all be ecqu:l under the law." You
went to (le colored people and told
them that their lights would bo
p>roteeted. You told themn that we
had p,ledd( oursolves that t 10 Con
sttuiii1)ti and Jaw's of South Carolina
siouud give e(lal )rotOOti)l to all.
nou ;p)e'.dud G:> them to (imo atind
li -1) you work out the rJdOimii >l of
tit ;t to. Tilc;r a: iuu t;,' llttu.Irelds
and (id1 help you. And now w:id
. ul tm-ti v ir bck tnl)11 thiei, and,
:ilt or t.1" niti ''or ttin yo.1r14 to con
vin)Ce the c" rtd nicn that his true
ier'- ay with the Dleiocratic
part wu, would you say, -Now we
have no use for yon. You s.hall not
vote. evenl at the~ pim'y chion-."
If this- b the policy of South Catro
lin t IhiOa a it .s:idly mnista ken in the
peorple are' ist:: kon ini me, beOcause
Scanf.carryg <nti no ,guch p-dicy as
thatd. 1 .standi :here you pu)It me i.,
1876. I have not devia'ed oto iota,
and despijte the criticisms~ against
mel, I defy any in m2 to laice his
finger' up,md ono s.nglc acot of mine
Lib o is not in str'iat accord wvith the
pi)icy of the Democwratic party in
.2. nvenition ni.obledl in 187G.
Tfhey gave mne a car tiand compass
by which I w.,s to contduct this ca)il
p:ugn. TJ'.k.n.z it as my guide, I
wont beifor'e to peop)ic)1, black an .1
whlita', ansl in. toe name of thie people
I held tip that p)laLtform and I said
to them : "Here is w dat thbe w~hite
people of South Carolina have
said to tihe world :'We have
alc'(ptedl the National D)emnocratic
latformi which recognizes the
equiality of evory citizen before the
law. Wo have adopted our own
phrutformij of 1876, which endorses
the national platform andh gua.rani
tecs equu4ity to all mon before the
la." [Cheers.]
Frtom where the blue capped
mnountains kiss the sky to where
Old Ocean rolls upon the coast.,
frm north to south, fromt east to
west, ,I wvent before the people,
white and black, and tol4 them that
if they elected us, they ~onld ciut.
men in oflice whbo would recognize
all the pledges and would calrry
them out in good faith, and I tell
you~ the men you have plaed4 in
power-H*agood and his clleagues
in the S~tte offices-oould out of"
their right armne before they, woould
'violate their pledges. (Prolonged
ap1nlause.'J -btw &ib
succeasftl in this election by fraud,
(and I have heard runogra floating
throughout the S.tate occasionally,
intimating that we had the uaehin
ery of the elections in our owz
hands and that we enld coAnt in
anybody we pleased,) I tell you,
peoplo of Barnwell, and people of
South Carolina, that if yox once
countenancp fraud, before many
years pass over your heads you will
not be worth saying, and will not
be worthy of the State you live in,
[Chers.) j+'raud oannot be suc
cessful, because the chosen sons of
South Carolina form the Returning
Board now. The men that you
havo placed thorn as representing
the truth and honor of South Caro -
lina would die boforo they would
perjure themselves by placing men
wrongfully in oflice. [Cheers.]
You can carry the election by
standinq squarely on the pla(form.
of 1876 ! Display that banner
again ! Call upon all the citizens of
South Carolina that want honest
governmnot to rally to the stand
ard, and my word for it, you will
carry the State, and you will carry
it overwhelmingly I [Cheers.] Is
it not better to fait doing right than
to succeed by doing wrong ? (Yes I
Yes!] You can succeed by carry
ing out the principles you havo
solemnly initiated, and in no other
way. Do that, and if f c.an aid you
again I will do it. But I canl only
asmisat you by standing upon that
pl.Atform of '76. If you are to inject
into it any new and abhorrent priu
ciplos-,if you are to go back upon
al pleoigea that I have nade to the
people-if you are to say that the
colored men that have sustained ua
are no longer to be citizens of Soutlk
Carolina if you require me to go
up and give my allegiance to a plat,
form of that sort, then, my friends,
much as I would do for you and
for South Carolina, earnestly as I
vould dosjro to spend or be apent
in her service, willing as I am to
givo even my life for my State, I
should have to decline. I would
give my life for South Carolina, but
I oaunot sacr,tice my honor, no, not
even for her. [Cheere,)
I have no fn:ars for old Barn well,
I know she will do her whole ciuty,
Already the keynote has gone forth,
announced from your convention.
Already have you planed yoursoivea
right upon the record, and I and
sure that you will finl sister coun
ties enough coining up ahoulder to
shoulder in the Convention, oon to
be held, to declare that the faith,
honor and pledges made in '76 are
to be held inviolate in '78. If this
be done then shall you soon see a
people pro?;perous and a free and
disenthralled State. [Prolonged
ohooring.]
He thought he hoard "the angels
sin;" but it proved to be a choitus
of yells from the iext door children.
He grow doaperato, procured a
bottle of Dr. Enll's Baby Syrup
and sent it to 1Irs. S. with his com-,
iments, 1e was a bachelor.
AN I.TNDENIAnLE TRUTH.--YO. do-"
serve to suffer, ,and if yonm lead a
nusicrable, unsatisfactory life in this
beautiful world, it is entirely your
own fault and there is only one
exensec for you -your ureasonable
prejudice amnd skepticism, which has
killed thousands. Personal knowls
edg~e and common sense reasoning
will Boon showv you that Green's
August F~lowor .will cure you
of Livor' Complaint, or' Day
pop.sia, with all its miserable effects,
such as sick headache, palpitation
of the heart, sour stomach, habitual
costiveness, dizziness, of the head,
nervons prostration, low spirits,
&c. Its sale now reaches every
town on the Western Continent and
not a druggist but will tell you of
its w mdeclrful cures. You can buy a
samp'e bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve oul.*
'"ICUREKA" is the sentiment of
countless sufferers who find the
bahn of relief, and the founttain of
their health and strength, in Ayn'5
SARAPARanLLA, It ill theO most potent
of aill the alteratives to purl f the
system and cleanse the blood, It
p ossessee invigorating qualhties, so
that it stimulates the faded vitalitiies
and purges out the corruptions
which mingle with the blood, pro.
meting derangement and decay.
We are assured by many intelligent
physicians that this medicine cures
beyond all others of its kind, and
we can fortify this statement by ouy
onex rence.q-Eha2 (TElas..)
Sherman and army offieers ~ e
ally are yery well stieSed ~l
commnission appointe4tdo et
the army . .--..