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WIN:NBORO, S. 0. {UE8>A Y, ' EPTWACR1ER 24,. 1878. 7t. MEANS DA TrS, iralon. JNO. S. .UI'YNOLN,.ASS00IATE E3DITe9. DEMOCRATIC' STATE TICKET, 'For Governor: WADE- HAMPTON. Flor Lieutenant Governor W. D. SIMPSON. For &cretary of tate:. R. M. SIMS. .jFor Comptroller. General-: JOH{SON HAGOOD. .For A ttorney General LEROY F. YOUMANS. .For State Treasurer:. S. L. LEAPHART. .For Superintendent qf .Education ; HUGH S. THOMPSON. .F or Adjutant & .Inspector General: E. W. MOISE. FZ~'or. GongresS-Fourth .District JOHN H. EVINS. GOVERNoR HAMPTON'S health has recovered sufficiently to pormit him to ente: the canvass. Ho oponed the ball in Greenville in a finished address, in which he vindicatod his policy from charges brought against it, and dwelt upon what ho con ceived to bo the true plan of action. He has also spoken in Sumter. It is hopod ho will visit Fairfield bo fore election day. How So I The Abbevillo Nlfedium in an article on the public debt has this to pay: No witness who can throw light on th suibject will e appear bo fore the Court and the advocatos of fraud will bo on. hand at the coming session to howl "roludiation." and some of the subdized newspapors of the State will renew their black guardism. If theo onomics of the people succeed wo will not got along with loss than from twonty to twenty-sevon mills taxes. in. tho .future. The Medium has got along much farther in arithmetic than we have. Even if every cent of the Consolida tion bonds are legalized, tho lovy for interQgt elnnot oxceed two or three rpil. Whe the other twenty or twenty.-five are to come from is a mnatter on which we much deosire a little light. Give us a bill Qf par ticulars, neighbor 1. The Safe Policy. Considerable discussion has arisen Over the relative merits of the plans of campaign of 1876, whethor the Ouaviter' in modo of Hampton or thefotrtiter in r'e of Gary was the more efflanoiu in securing the r'edemption of South Carolina. An impartial survey of the field shows that noither wvould have been suc eessfu~l ini itself. It was the bril-. liant onset of the '.rod-hot" Donmo. erats that wrested victory from the enemy, yet th9 grounmd could not bave been hold an inlstant but for the pacific anul gongervative man egement of Governor Hampton, who stilled the waves of excitement and passi.on during the trying days of the dual government. The strong entrenchments of Radicalism oould have been carried only by an impetuous charge. Mild methods did not carry a single outpost. But now that the citadel is taken it is not necessary to continue the charge. indefinitely. Conciliation is the true policy, but it must be ceoi ciliation backed by determination and by a show of power. While the former Radicals must understand that the Democrats moan to carry the election, and will (10 so, it is wrong to bemoan and vilify the masses of (hQ oolod pople and to tell them that we do not desire thei.t aid. We do want colored people to come with us, enough to give u~s a working majo~rity. Seome we do no~t wish, and some we would not touch with a forty foot polo. The do prayed and vicious leadors whose 'sole occuipation has been Lo ipeite strife between the races shraild be tabooed and every overtnre reject. od. With exceptions, wo would comi sel conciliation, in goneral, while uttorly opposing any wasting of words or arguments with bo sotted and ignorant croe-tures who do not understand tho forco of reason. In other words, wo will not run after the blacks ; but we will not spurn the w"ell lisposed ohould they desiro to link thoir political fortlunes with1 ours. Ho was 11an eitiro strantgor to the girls present, and111 the boys wero anoan and woulil not introduceo him. Ho finally plucked up courage, and, steppig up to ia young lady, ro~ quested her company for the next danco. She looked at him in sir prise, and informed him that she had not tho pleasure of his acqulaint. anco. "Woll," remarked the young man, "you don't tako any more chance than I do." PAI) BAcK IN His OWN Cox.-Two years ago Eugeno Male had Mr. T. H. Murch discharged from 'he Rock land stolo qpuarry for voting tho Domocratie ticket. This year Ir. Murch hias hmd iugene Nalo dis chargod from Congres for rinuing Ol the i Repulblicana ticket. If any thing, Mr.. Murch scoms to bo"n etaelo ahead.-- W1a7/sh.inton Posit, Girls !--Why will you use those dangerous Paints, Powidhers, Bltims, etc. to clear and beautify your, coni plexions, whoen a ibottle or two of Dr. Bull's Blood Mitixtiire will ac complish it safelyi and porlmanently.* Ye:llow fever hs alnost ceLonsed in Senegal and Goree, where it has been opidlemic since July. There hav beeti one hiindred and fifty deaths in Senegal, including six physicians and six iluns. Princeo Arthur will, after his mir riage, settle in TIrelanid, and either purchase or bmild a resi(lonce in the neighlorhiood of the Hill of Tiri. VEGETINE Purifies, the Blood and Gives Du Q tol N, I. ... Jan. 21, IS7S. Miit. lII''. I~i l s vi:Nsi:'l li ii XVll1- I Iit Ilear Sh i-Y4oir ' "e t li" asi b1. doin. w lonT's fOr ni, iLiH ve b:un I'14 ihe 6.01' anil .'ever , 111110'il k the I sl. (n If 'le Soul. . not hl i i ivin ili#, thlier tiil I lit f Ih lit lsv of your Ve1 0, Iv t -ivinlg nme ho11ne1t rterllf olliu., tipl Iy systtipirly~i gj bh l,1i'! N i 5" II h:s w ei I: 13 ltf hI nli- o li'lw' i ge. I 0 i ' 1 1i 1 filldl Ily Sv!vI ein wil h SOis tll i al. 4 nl tl iuslifed that it fa i 14.t1 t%( In 0 elv is a di.r-(t:,of (I e Sotu h 1 t11 wenoy wetil td * V'g et li a or it i ml lint e tiiita we.e It'y n:11hi l not Ih irouil.eiil whit t h t, k n ills or thei 1 -lllnti hI'ihers lh a I ii prevae i t al n4ll1,1t1l111 1, "-t ne I ho (ihe ,11 aV, s i ' 1 hi ai 1111(1l i I4ve to lu liit' ibl agi. isp t ily y w ' 1. '. .l I N l'!.L, Ageni I tterson's Lobnls, a : 1.I.t. . Mo0. AI.i. ;-*.;-: oy-n 11 1 ib.ooo... C V.., .,-;. : wn w%*11 re4lieve pai, l el twe purlif , I .' t!n - Suc.h re'toriige thw pnb in p i 1)ettr-1 tSI-'i| lish tolo ril phol- in,:,t rt'if Vr iiil l s 410fer4n foryit ar-. , lit;i lti :tnlhli. reat f Ilre I I lt wat n l - bre lo , in4eve. . nli g f I lul. 1 il (:Il - (ra ii lenped itIr. Gra ho li'o Purlo b h- ot. TheI' r.oreofd . Yae orias I ilu I">41 S i) A t i IVK2S leInK ofaiocles oi, i liet thy uponlo purifya L aa VEGETI I N'E I lot torI he 1115 A'", vi iilo I I.., J n.d 23, 187 i. knear'tlr--It lihaven u et sval af tl of(11 "V VEGN" 1,hsetiN~yEtteiieo Sprn. t.ing~h htmedicine.rkde co.plan. STwVENS, rec ont, Mass.go blogepuiller N.Sl b l Voiiglt". Fn reh boC rdce Fines Craloskers, 1ndigestion or n s,ahe sn rlg , 1hetimtisnan Oteru fhrcmlit I "eiv iut to er aGo.M i sept12 J,( F. Mo.ATR 0 WANTED! -0 E,')PLE to iowl that we have a good rainter and a good Trimmor, and that we are thoroughly prepared to do good work. OUR LUMIBE,,R is well seasoned. being from two to three years4 old. EMANUEL BLAKE wil,att end to (lie Horso Shoeing depart 1'enIt. We nell Ithe faious TredI-igar Uorse aund Mutle Shoes, Southern manufacture. Also, the Bronzed lor;e Shoe Nail, best in the niarket. All work as represented, or.no charge. P'rices as low as any responsible firm in fhe county. DESPORTES & MONTS, sept 5-- Wheelriglts and Farricrs. CALL AT J. M. B IA TY'S FOR STEL, Swede Iron, Plow-moudds, Truco Chains, Ilaies, Rack Bands, f Grain CiadlIs, Scythes, .rado's 1oes, l oels, (Gaorden 1Iois and Rakes, Nails, Iforie and 'Mule ShoQtaid Nails. Cutlery &c. WOODEN WARE. 1. B. Rled Cedar lluckets, Galvanized Iloop Cedar ]himkets, I'PaintedI Buckets, Well 1Iuckets, K1ew4, Measures, Brooms, &. Crokery mnd Tinware. JUST ARRIVED FROML NEW YORK A'N legalI. lotof Spring Prints, Cam bries, White Piue, Figured Piques, Iong Cloth, (ot toinades, Ladies' -and GOnt a' I iry, Itlidkerliefis, Towels, ke., and are Ilird at thei lowest (ash pries-J. MN. BEATrY. Th W.-:, wa.o ..xv'l~te smla: Her,-nI asoI wire 54w1>l SLh.-sp. (0-111 .1 . Al. \: i"S. Try tin , u l v 'e will be con iinced of* the*Air durab:1ility. (,I to .1. M. UI...:i 'A for t.he b sa l'mnifly Flouir, M enl, Gi st , ice, Ilamss 1ihnded '' "Chllenie,"'' fardI, Thacon, Sugar an'! ('ol(1e, very lowv prices, Tlea, (ran Ispra, (arpily, Soap, Starch, B1lucing, .h t, (Con. LyO, Mustari1, Peaches, 'IN. (nat Ciis. Sardin11es, Sanon (0, Pepper, S8u.e, Gin1ger, Nuitmoiis and~h manly other thimgs neesary for faily comf ort. FALL, 1878 ! W.f E are pleased to ainnor~nco to thie limyers of Winnsboro and tho County, that we aro no0w reeiin o of tho largest, stocks of DRY GOODS, Shoes and Boots, flats andl Caps, Ready-Mad(o Clothing, Yank cc Notions, Crockery, Glassware, Wood onwvare, Groceries, &c. Ever on'cred in this market. -0- - It shall bo our aim, as heretofore, to sell as low as the lowvest. In shiort,wo don't intend for any 0on0 to go away from Winnsboro to goet he11p goods. Call and examine our IMMENSE STOCK. La&& Dros, sept 10 HAMS I HAMS I I A lot best uncoanvassedi TIams, at J21. U. J.,MoOAlULEiY's. ewStore: LEADING THE LOW PRICES . RELIEF FOR THE PEOPLE! PLAIN TALK AND TRUTH, FOR THE COUNTRY'S GOOD ! LADD'S 'BUILDING. WIJSTtSBOEO, S. 0. r MlIE people of Fairlield an(d adjoining counties desire what thoy have long do .. servedt. Dry Goods and Wearing Apparel atlivo and let live prices. From my, loular business advantages in trade, I am .prepared to furnish you with DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS SHOES, HATS, ETC., a Cgures as low as the lowest retail denlors in Carolina or Georgia, and at prices, less tiamn most. of the Couin try Merchants can baqy them. Give me a call, and lot tho' oads atnd Price's aik for themsel ves. ]Npin at Avery little expe'ns in Winnosboro, and possessing the most valuable busi nem-, ti'--lities fr-n a ltife-time' avOention with the hestand largest houses in the laud, t h r'h which I am siuopliet, at Manufacturers' Cash Pirices, freight only aided, I Clit1l-ne th. rtai le-er of tet( su rrourd inl, country to mell dnder my t'guro for tih saime goods. . THE AUGUSTA STORE will load oi with Schdn'o Prices im TimX Nws AND iHnat.u, so as to astonish the natives. It would be impossiblo to' mention all lo bargpains, in dletail. in an adveriaement. Comne and see for yourself, and be convinced of my "Live and. lot Live Prices, at the JOh l L. -M IMNAUG H, Proprietor, sept 21- WINNSBORO, S. C. THE BEST SEWING MACHINF4 -EVER PRODUCED Whether for Family or Manufacturing,, -IS TllE DOUBLE THREAD, LOCK STITCH, LIGHT RUNNING. NEW DAVIS Sews any Frabric, from lace to leather. Has the automatic, self-regulating tension and tale up. Always in order, and never fails in its duty. Produces the best quality of work in the greatest variety. Requires no instructor. The printed directions alone are neededs Made from the finest material, by expert workmen. Try it. It has never failed to give perfect satisfaction. IT WILL LAST A LIFE TIME-EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED The Vertical Food is the greatest advauce made in sewirg mechanism since the invention of Sowing Machines. I invite a'carefdl exainination of it, believing no one can fail to recognize the fact that it is THE MOST PERFECT SEWING MACHINE MADE. sept 12- Winnsboro, S. C. Great rcction ! UP? T& TI E MARK. Ir- am now receiving one of the largest Ijand bust seleted' stocks of' Groceries, ----O! FOR - no and Litinors ever offered in this naur ket -cons.istinag in part of Sugars; Ccifltees, Bacuon, Lard, and everything ~~ . usually found 'in a First-Class Grocery ---- c WINES AND LIQUORS rTIE first Hlonse inm town to reduce I Whiskey to ten cenits a drink, Beer arc of the finest -Kentucky and Vir to Iie cents a glass aund lilliards; fifteen' g1inia brands. The greater part are* cents per gamea. II aving a large and wvell straight goodh (that is, 'dii'ect frbin the seleted 1ot ot' Pure Liquors on hanld of D)iastilleory) which I )var~ranit pure in every' which the following arc a few of tile respect, att from $1.50 to $10.00 per gllon. brani dil: Give moe a cadl. Pure oldt hentua!ky Bourbon, Cabinet, 'sept 10' 1. J. McCARILEY, XX XX andia laker Rlye, Sour Mashl Stone Monnlaaaini Corn, a specialty, Cognc Calil'orntia, Peach and Apaplo ]Brandios. .~ n iig ('lhampagne, Sherry and Port Winbes. Cinacinuccti Lager Beer alwaysH kept on ice, and all soits otr fancy anid 'cool drinlks BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, prepParedl in the mo~st tasty miilanner alt OUR HOUSE. april 30-Ic J. D). McCARLEY. \VINNsIIoRO, 8.0C. W. (4 ROCIE 4 Patent Metall~o STLFFeENERS M ElICH ANT1 TA LQIR, ASrmvdto the store next to tileadRppgi n. post-ftic, whrlah will be glaid to re ceive his friends and1( customaers. ~A8 A full line of Sanmples will be kopt on, hand, from which customners may makc RA f6U TO selections. Hto now has the finest line oi Frenchb and English goods ever brought up goods frBo110s0aho dehire ~ Clearigng a specialty. ~Fve ent ippinointh To hiak oet. bi o p arn age io asolii- ppadtioua o t a leh riso sptos o 1 hoso wh dGir. . veylwfrChIoertmikro GarOTS ofAND kHind s.ie 0T'ADOAKSTRA stc koleotanded.cs irc from tile Mnufact-rerewCionts cnSpooyl.04 warantfu and Ih willi noat padtrond.. agiv e olt a cal eoreyotinanke yof the ~~ o ote o ~oand guarnteetsatsfacion sept 17 W1. . CE. jery 27ow fors inoer onkecaoh. foral Soc . MMSE 0 BOOTANDSOES