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JNO 8. IREV YNOLDS, As0o0iATF EDITOR.
]DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET,
For Governor:
WADE HAMPTON.
"or I46Leutent Governor
W. D. SIMPSON.
Four Scretary g/' Stato:
1. M. SIMS.
F('or (.omnptroller General:
JOHNSON HAGOOD.
FPor A ttorney General:
LEROY F. YOUNMANS.
Fpor St(te Treaqurcr
S. L. LEAPHART.
For Superintendent Of Elucation ;
HUG-I S. THOMPSON.
JIor A (utn t (0 In.pector (ren crl;
E. W. MOISE.
.For Congress-Furth District
JOHN H. TWINS.
BEN BUTLER Capturleld tho Massa
chusetts Democratic Convention,
and got tho nomination for gov
ernor.
Tus Niw Yom( Tri/mne remarked
during the Campaign in Maino that
the stars were fighting for the .Re
publican party. A contemporary
thinks that, from all acconts, the
stars seem to have gotten a little
the worst of the fight.
Tu REPUBiicANS started out in
the Congressional eampaign to
capturo the Houso of Representa
tives. In tho first thro fibtters
they gained nothing and lost four
of their own men. They are getting
along about as well as tho frog vho
jumped up two feet every day and
fell back four overy night ; and
they'll land just about where ho did.
HON. JOHN C. SH[EPPAlm, who
camo to Winnsboro on the 1301
instant as a representative of the
State Executive Committee, captu r,
od tho mass-meting bodily, and
had to make two speeches before
thme Roed Shirts would let him alone.
*Whenever lhe conmes back to Fair
field he will meet with a hearty
handshaking.
UP vo0 'Tm~s vi'ur over throo quiar
ters of a million of dollars have
been subscribed for the yollow fever
sufferers, and the fund is still in,
coreasinmg. Every community in the
United States is lending a helping
hand. Fairfield has (lone some
thing, but she can (10 much more.
An urgent appeal is made this
mornin g by a sympathizo'~r. Let it
be a county matter.
THI OAvI'FYINo intelligence hag
been received that Governor Hamnp
ton has recovered sufficiently to
return to South Carolina, and that
he wioulld1 01)pons onmp)aign in Green
ville on the 18th. Ini apportioning
Governor Hampton to the "negro
counties," the State Executive Coms%
mittoe abould remmember that Faird
11iold ranks, in prVoportionato pro
pondoranco of the coloredl vote,
along with lBcaufort, Charleston
and1( Georget wn. We are going to
Will anyhiow, but we wanit thle gov
crnor to give us a talk.
GRExNviL cousvry has held her
primaries, and the fortunate Legis-.
lativo aspiranuts are WV. C. Cleave
land, Judge T. H. Cooke, M. IL.
'Donaldson and J. T. Austin, the
last named being thie only repro,
sentativo re-elected. Gen. Walter
Gray wvas defeated, after a very
aerimnonious tilt against Judge
Cooke, whIose re-election as judge
ho was instrumental in defeating.
We regret that General Gray wvas
not returned. Ho was a bold and1(
capable member. Being young, he
has plenty of time to recover from
this reverse. With Judge Mackey
on the honoh01 and Judge Cooke in
the Legislature, who can say thlat
"republics are ungrateful"?
MASsAcIUSErTS is about to under..
ao p olitical eclinso. All the 11ghin
of tho old partios arc fast being
Oxtinguished, and amid tho general
gloom Bon Butler's bad cyo glares
like like a dark lantorn, solitary and
alone. He entorcd tho guberna
torial rac ax an Indopondent,
gulped tho National Greenback
party bodily, captured the working
wing of tlhe Replibliean party and
is bossing the Democratic machi no.
Thme strong probability of having
Butler for governor is making the
"high toned" Plymouth Rockers
notially sick. Butlor means busi
ness, and although lie is a grand
rascal le still has the stmongest
personal magnetism perhaps of any
leader in the United States. So
Massachusefts has just cause for
lamentation. As Massach usetts
helped us to Chamberlain, we can
afford to see her stagger a year or
two under the weight of Butlor. It
is not our funeral.
A D YNAIMI TE H1ORRiOR,
Four Mon Attompt to Blow Qpon a
SnIfo of Nitro Glycerine and atro Torn
to Shrods.
At U-radford, Ia., on tho 15th in
stant, ocemi-red a torriile explosion.
The'r are lar'ge irol safes or itag"a
ziles in tie neighbiIorlIood coltain.
ing ni tro--glyoerine for miinini g purm.,
poses, The locks of on-)eit, of these
havig beenl tailmpered witl, the
superintendent took three men and
went to Imlake tle fool-luirdy at
tempt of blowinlg thlei openi. A.
s'hioI' tiioc after they were soon
going in Ohe direction of tie aga
yiiesa ost terrific explosion)I
oe1*mired, w hich rent the air. and
shook the earth. It was lcard
several miles away, and large pieces
of the Im 5tlonsrols iroln safes and
m1iissiles of every deseiptionl, as
well is the tilesh an1d clohing of the
poor. victims wen,were sent flying inl tho
air 1ud wvele Scat.tered inl oveV
directionl about, thle place whlore the
licident happened . Tim medi I atlv
hmundreids of people were ruing if
the dirt'(tionu of thme explosion, Ild
wv'heun thore it imiost slokilg spec11t1
(l was presenitfel. Piieces of hn11
1:mn leshd, with portions of tattered
(lothilg, wore foumnd strown all
about the ground for half a mile,
while pieces of the viotimis' mutila
ted bodies aid their cluthing wore
now FOW'l Siss Inded from the limbs
of the neignbElorI'n'.' tres. The
heart of one of t1e poor unfortu
mintes wsLU found on t stuimpi a r
Icr of a mil flrom tie st 1.0 of the
cautstiophei, still warm and univer
ing. The coroner wasnm sw:oitnened,
anld alfter' eimipaieling a jir.; rci -
(lhe evidence el ic'ited fr'om plersons
whio werie first on1 the sconoC. Then
folowved the ideiIiti on of the
reminfs, which wats a difitult task.
but after' gathiering the sca:tterled
flesh andi gar'ments anid comparig
the sizes of the hiands and feet and
the li1 t ing of' broken skulls and
biones, thbo wri'o placod inl boxes~
andto Itaken to Bradtord and put in
the car'e of the under'taker', to loie
p~laed~ inl cotlins and there to ho0
kept until tho ar'rival of relatives
and friends. Colonel Prescott, who
has bee'n in the nitr'o-glycerine
buin~ess for many years, antd who
was also all thr'ough the late war,
says this is by fat' the most dis'as
tr'oius atccidlent that ever oocurred in
the oil rnegionis, and the most terri
ble mutilation of human beings
wtlhih he hats over seen. Some teni
phsici:mns and sur'geo.ns were on thoe
ground in a ihior't ti me, and)( each
said lie neverm saw such bodi(e:, eveni
in the dissecting r'oomh. Thle men
wer'e all ihistrious, sober'I andl good
citizens, apd acenlstomied to hand- 3
ling the dr'eadunl explosive ini all
shapes for many year's.
hm'lding court in Aiken, an intoxi
catedi fellow walked in to 1theI
coilrit room~l, and( i apprioaching his
Honor,)' said: "'Judge, does you
allhav spectators inl this courit ?"
"Ysir :' 0ou may15 inko a seat,"
replied thme tJudge. 'T'he scat was
tiikeni liut after a shmoi't silene tho
coort w~as astonished with a pereom
tory delmanid that "'.This court will
no0w colmo to order," con: ing fr'om
5Uaid iim~ltial. "'Mr. Sheii I," said
the 'ludge, 'put this man out fyndy,
for lhe is a praict itioner at the bar',
yet it. is ev'ide(nt he has not learned
the 'rules of court."
~Miss Mfar'tha AtIaamt L'umpkin,
daughter' of ex. Gov'ernor Luimpkin,
is at present visiting Atlanta, Ga.,
whicb city was namod after her,
binig first called "Marthasvillo"
and then "Atalanta," the second "a"
being dropped after a while.
"Hiowr so fair, stood she thero"- a
because to her comeliness of form'
she added a mo@ oaptivating beauty
and enviable clonrness of ooms
plexion produced by the use of Dr.
Bull's Blood Mixturo.- *
Pmy your subscription toTu
NEWS AND IIEIL,
Colimbia Business Cards,
E.ADQUARTElRS for cheapest, Gro,
cories and1t Hardware in Coltunbia
to bo foun(1 at (ho (i reliable bone o'
L--OlHlCK & LOWitAINCl!.
A, e0. All old picttres
'pied. Art GUallory Uilding, 12-14 Main
Street, Columbia, S. C. Visitors are
cord inly invited to call and examile.
IIA It LES E tiAS,formerly of Camden,
J haI 1move:l to Colum1ibi*1, 1111 I o)I'ee(
it large stock, of' Dry Goods and11u Notions,
1oot11, Sh1oe.4, Trunks and Valises. Satis,
fact 1ion garatei(ed.
CKING'A GALLAEl Y---Opposite
- tijhe, Whevelr Houlse. Portratits,
Photographs, A mbr'oty pus and Ferroty pes
finihued in the latest SIVle of tihe art
(hl pletur1'es Copie and en1illargod to y1
size. .W. A. RiCEKII N, Proprietor.
J311mCS & Ivis, importers and
dealers in WaItAee, Ciocks..lewelry,
Silver anud Plated Ware, lloiuse FIt Inishi
in; Go d1.;, Ac. N. .. -Watches andlt81 jew
elry rea2ired. Coalbtiali, . o. ot27
FALL, 1878 !
W E 1re pleased to anno1t1neo to (he
tImyers of Winnsboro anld the Coiunty,that
e 1are now receiving one oif fth largest
-DRY CGOODS,
Shoes ald Bootk,
flat's and4 Caps,
Rady-1111' Cl4hins,
Yainkiee Not ions1,
crockery,
G la.-;sware,
Woode.1nware-,
Groceries, &c.
Evor offered in this market.
----0- -
If. shall be our im, is heretoforc., to
;l ats low Ali tho loweOst,
In short,we don't intend for any one to
o alway from Winnsboro to get chcrp
oods. Call and examile 011
IMMENSE STOCK.
Ladd os,
"'eps 0
:PEto know that we have a good
'ainter andl a good Tfrimnmer, anid thx at
*c are thoroughly prepCared to de0 good(
ork.
OUR LUMBER
well seasouned, being Irot two to thro
EMANUEL BLAKm
-ill attend to the Horse8l Shooing deparl1t
We se11 the famiouts Tredegar Hlorse and
Itulo Shoes,, Southern mantitua'eI lre.
1io, tlt he Bronzed i[orio Shoe Nail, best
n1 the mlarket.
All workh as represenlted1, or no chariige.
Prices0 1as low 11s anyl resplonsible firml
n the coun11t.
D)ESP1OR.TES & MONTS,
Kept 5-- Whxeolrights anud Farriers.
Becst is Ohcapest.
NE~W WI[LCOX & GIBW4
&UIT OIIIAT IC
Silent Sewinq Machine,
iatesit Invent ion, Pr1oduci01ng Mar1vehlus
i esulIts.
Its sturpassing merit, places it, Ibeyflnt all com-.
elition, ami1( matkes 1. 111e cheanet-, not1whI.
.Iamn(Ig thec large indlucemen ts (offerl'l by
ellers or noisy, hiard-runinfg, tIrOulblesomne, two,,
hremlll, tendson mact1hines1.
)nlyachhlie in the W1orl with,
. utomatic Features, and1(
with no Tension to
Manage.
Write by Postal Cird for Pio List, List
of Oflos, &c.
WILLCOX & U I1IS S.Ji. CO
U'or. Bonci St. 088 Jronulwa Nr v
THF BEST SE'
-EVER P]
Whether for Fanil3
-1s'
DOUBLE THllEAD, LOCK
N1,W I
NEW
VE3RTICl
Sews any Frabric, from lace to loathei
1i1,v the automatic, solf rogulating
Always in order, aid never fails i
Produces thI1, bVost (imllity of W(
JRe1pires no instrnetol. The I
M.hade from the fiiest mate
'Try it. I has never fail
TT WTLl iA.T A LIFE TIME-EI
The' ericail .ved it the groatest u
sinco Clho invention of Sowing Machi
of it, heliovinig 110 o1o can fail to rco~
THIE MOST PERFECT SEI'
97,CO.:
Gr't Reauction!
-Ho0I FOR
r H1E first liouse in town to red uco
r Whiskey to ten cents a drink, Beer
to fivecenits a glass and illiards fifteon
cents per game. llavinug a large and well
sclected lot of Plr Liquors on hand of
whiolh the following are a few of the
Piure old Kenitucky Bourbon, Cabinet,
XXXX uiand Baker liye, Sour Mash Stone
MCunalin corn, a specialty, Cognaao,
Californlia, Pach and Apple Brandios.
Champagno, 1herry and Port Wines.
Cinciiinv ti Lager 'eer atlways kept on
ice, aid 1111 sorts or fitney and Cool (r1inks
lrepared in the most tasty manner at
OUt HOUSE.
april 30-ti J. D. McCARLEY.
W. U, IROC-I-121
MERCUANT TAILOR,
A. reIved to the store next to the
">+oliem, where he will be glad to re
eive his frieils iun;d customiers. n
I I
A fuill line of Sansp;l(os wViIl e kept on
hand, fromt wbrcheb usteurM umv makeo
selections. Ilie now has the Ii nest line ofj
F-rencih and Eniglish goods ever brought
to thui's market.
lIet is also prepared to cuit or to muak
n p goods for those who desire. a
Garmnenuts of all kinds repaired and
olennied.
;.-r' Cloaing a speciaatiy.
Thfluldt to the public for past patron.
ange, ho solicits a continuance of the
same1, and1( guaranttees satisfaction,
sept 18 W. G. RLOCJIE.
BOOT AND) SHOE MAK(ER, 1
WINNsiilO, 8. C.
LYON'S
/Patent Metallic
STIFFENERS
PREVEN~T
/ Boots and Shoes
From Running over,
we8'Ill[ Off oultahe b
nd Ripping in the
GREAT IRADUCTION
In the P'rica of
COATS' AND CLA~RK'S THRPEAD,
ph"1' Fivo Cents at Spool. -'g
Dry Goods, ('loting. loo.s aind Shoes
ver~y lowv for Carsh, in ore to nIkoC Woom
for Vtall Stoc~k,
C
Sugenlhie & Gr'oesehiel.
july 304Lf
B EST Dry Goods House in the South(
All express freights paid whore the
order is $10.00. WVrite a Posjal for Sam ii
ples and 1>rice List.
'V. 1IIIHDS & BRHO.,
oct 27- - U .... a
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TERY MACHINE WARRANTED,
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