The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, October 10, 1878, Image 2
WINNSBORO, S. 0.
I@pA TOC'4'-R EJC ; 40, 1878.
. MEANS D 18AVIS, ETDIToR.
JNO. 8. .jCEYNQjfD8, AssociA'n EDITO)It.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET,
-For 0overnor:
WADE IAMPTON.
For Lieutenant Governor
W, D. SIMPSON.
For Secretary of State :
1R. M. SIMS.
For Conpt-roller General:
JOHNSON HAQOOD.
.for ^ttorney General:
LEIOT F. YOUMANS.
lFor State Treasurer
8, L. LEAPIIART.
10For2 Superintendent-qf Education ,
HUQ1-j S. THOMPSON.
F14or A<jutant < Inspector General:
E. W. MOI1SE.
for Congres-.iFourth -District
JOHN H. EVINS.
PRHOIRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
Fo02IRepresentatires:
If. A. (AILLAlD,
T110OS. S. 11111Cf.",
R. C. CLOWNEY.
For,O Juie q!f Probate:
J. R. tloyl'LeCs,
For School Vonmissioner:
.1011IN BOYD,k
A iECmN CAnt (11spitc liys tht,
O9tunt Vo Mfol(ke hals resigned tile
position of elhief of stail of the (1,em tin
rmtly, ad thti thi resigiat iol wil. be
ponsidjered Nyhon the 1Emiperor Wilhiehin
returns to Berlin to resune fhe duties
of go.vereinlt.. ('1111 0 tor the res
igiation is assignied, but Counit
Moltke's age may make him desirous
of passing the rest of his daiys in r-e
pose, Ito has already achieved enough
glory. Tie Kin-v of 1tirmah is dead,
Jhe Aincr of Caboal, is cos fllg (d
struectim by declaringW Wair liga-Itst
Great BritaiN. All the greatt, ien of
(lte eri are passing 1way.
Qeqrge Peabody's Charities.
Although overybody has heard of
G 1eorge Peaboyy nd lils h 1ities, fw
have an~ idon ot' tho extent to which
they were carried.. The report of lhe
Unfitedl States Conm.itissjiner of IEdttea
tion of 1876, gives an ileiized state
ment, as follpws:
For a chttrch bil10rtiug, $ 100,000
U. 8. sanIt ary CoIlantissin, i 0,0
140tlthern I0ilical Iou tiSn', 20,000I,iit
fnco value,'#,0
Educat-lonal fitnd, iissippi00
rotabnl,1~C. V10 ,,upo
WVelI mighit lhe be cailled the prince of
philantitropists.
Theo Peabody Fund,
The d isspohnt i amioutncement is
made that the trustees of the l'eabody
Futnd wyill be al,u.e to send onily three
thoutsand flye hundred d.ollars to Southb
Car'olhia dLrit,g th.e coin g year, a
little 1,ess tL.hn wa,s exp)emted last. yeari.
The d;isapp.oinit.ient is greater because
South CaFolina hias hieretofore htAd. but,
&L small, shitar of th,is (um owying to
her mniserale schojOl, systein. it yis
hoped, th,at witl1 the revival of edca1ll
t,lir in the~ Sta.tes t.b Peabody iFund
woul,d lUe e, polettil (uetQr.. It. wuonlid
Seeml b)ut juist, evenl if reducLt,ionst are
mnad,. tiit other States should sutTer
wvhtiA, hw' bergto.lgte reqcived -t b,
lion's share, and that South Ca.rolinua
shou.k, b9 permitted to overdraw nutil
ghoe regelved, at least a fair p,roport.ion.
The report, of Ur. Sears to, the United
States. Commnissioneor of Agric,ultunrc
shiows.th.at u.p t.o the chose of 1876, the
foll.o.wing amtte had been expendcedl
in the ditferent States: it Virginia,
$18,00. North Carolhun, $82,700;
South. Carol.in.,. $23,350; Georgia,
$37,0001 Florida, $42,000; Alabama,
$61,000; Mississippi, $52,000; Louisi
ena, $5.3,000 ; Texas, $8,000 ; A rkan
siaa, $54,000; T1ennessee, $75,000;
West Virginia, $101,000; a total of
$896,000. Thus it will be soon that
the tropStes of Virginia, Tennesseo
gna West VIrgiula had absorbed one
balf th.o fimid.. Illy inight he checked
for a while to let the qth,er States catch
it had beoon hoped to obtain an Ip
erensed contribution from this Amud
(or the Whmns,oro schools, but wye
will have to be satisflad to continue to
roceive the three hiundred dollars a
year. Even tls pyo,g(s~ of that is not
lasting. If theo peopile deesir a good~
school i Wini shogn theiy will have to
40Vise somuo moans (o mnake It live by
local support. The malier ofsistainl
illg it hoild receive serios at t eil ion
before te Ieetilg of' tihe Legislature.
More Recruits,
Tle collsi it it ion of (he Deinoen-at ic
provides t1int. the chlbs shall havo Av
(luenvit ietilgrs, anld suggests that
Soniv. geltivilialean be rtipestid to ad
(1 ress the eiltb at elcl 1tt 11g. Lonlog
experiiene h1.- I'ill ly shownl that lhese
politiial lineigiis wiit addre.-ses are
Ithle best illvants of'ar-ollsing pml-tles anld
gain1ing Converts. For (t'! balaine, oI*
tIis c4millppaigl, whicl is .,() nevar. Over1,
it woild he %n el to have Imeetings at
least once at week, anid tIII( every
lenlhier of, the club1) colistituite himnself
at Callvasser. to bring ill renrits. Be
sides all thle whites we caln inlister., we
wvanlt several 1111dred colored DeIo
Crats; anld although'l gratiingl repor-64
retlach 118 of' acce.sions ill that. direction
we still want. more. We Wish it til
derstood, however, I hat. only those are
ivitied toj oin 118 who really desire
good gover in1.ent and Democrtitc
supreliay. The oll lcks who sold
themIselve's 14) lie IHadical Ivaders' 11
w skyas long as i an unkvti i
that dlirvectionk .( reow JuSI a, revadly
to sell tlivlselves to Ithe Dimra.
'I'lev are not, v:lted it ainy pwice. It
is advailta.g'oons for' tlte COLmitv to havo
thenm hinJi oil to .Jov Thon1pS0on,
Ist:%el Byrd, Prinve MLarlinl, Ie 1 Iiller,
Andy Stewart, and aill Ihat virowd who
111 runn111ing. onl to polifival and physi
val perdilionl. I'Mt Ithere are m1any
good an v well mealin'g colored pl-ople
whIo are.( cordially invited to vole Ihe
Dvimocr-atic ficket. They halve to lIve.
here, ald it is to their itIer-st to have
a" Ioo govVeI'llnment , low taxa(ionl and
Wood schools, all of which cat como
4)1nllhough.1 Dvimocrafic rule1. Thle
atssrt ion thal! the Democrat q a re
nmaking ia race i.ssue is ln loul led.
We have hIleard that .oe Thompson
said tIha. lie didin't. want. any whilo
:In to vote For i black imani, or anly
biack mall to vote Vor a vim man
11hile Ihe MIiller thogil -t a whilo ii.n
Was nlot lit, to Witch at black Ina'.
shloe, fthus showing that. bolhk thl-e
aspir-ill" politicianls are eldeavorinl-g to
inCiti a war of raes; butI tile Deiko
C-raliC partyI- 1113kC., no( di!Alkin iOn. IlI
guar:ultteer fihe rights of e2very Cit izen,
anld it expects every good citizenl to
11pold it. Let. .1 an bt'ort e made to
get inl recriits; aiid let Ohe cilu) lect
ingse- he frequ(pent het ween ntow and thle
5th of November.
SO UT1 CA t 0 E W1 rA, L 1S.
Over thlreo h1umh-1ded colored votes
were cast tt le Pickenis Deilmi'alic
primary eluctionl.
The Dav of, Praver appoilled by
Governor Il11mpAotIn 1 it wasapprorial.'
the D teep) Cree k stCelioln, Am14 irson
counltvy, wats actcidenltlly' killed4 while
tfeedin1g a cott on gill on1 'Thurisdlay last.
A'OLr.t W'*Ciliamii t' Wiso, e I of itderon
of' iast week by takinig ani morlie 01f
lauchumuILiLi. Ilie was11 o1t 01' his mwind
wheni lie too)k thle tlal dose54.
A t)olored4 inan1 ini A 11derlsoni whio
wIaS just rco~veinig friomi a speitll of
died48 ii hlf dn i ur aferwards
'hillnfhlteef l)iqor,o tli' from ali
inig e xtent oin t he baniiks of t he ( Can b
r'iver'. It is with grieait di tlicult y t hiut
thtrmer's pr'ocure4 labor4)1 to p)ick( out'l tei
cottoni-in some)11 iistos ia~~ill work has
beenl55i'l' Iupne on aI(ccounlt of' siek
1ness..
Eli (Gary, color1ed, w~ho lived on Mr'.
(Geo. TI. Spealke's laei1, Iln Newbelrry
las1 t eek whlich re(suIl ted1 Iiedinmlel'y
teamtt, and&t while ini the act of~ taiking
his sea1t lh tile walgon, hle I'ell to Ite
01'entig1)1 the mierable remnnt of ihuteir
oppo)4sition1 to thle e)xcel lenlt. ticket put1
for'ward by tihe Demlocratt ic Conven
tioni.
Iwo0' or three inisignlitielit wVhite men01
ats candli(ites f'or t he Legislaiture.
Abouit. ten o'clock~ a clould of tho fled
sh,ir' D)emocr'acy mauide its aljppearan1ce
on thle sttreets, numbpr))~ling so.veral hun11
amionig the lIuaditcals. They are Ithor
outghly demnoraulize.Cl
Sitt Coleman, late Rladicail member)CI
fledo pr'ecipitaLtely a short, timne ago, andi
that too4, w~hen' he wats desir'ing anid
expiecting ai r'enoinatlin. Sami, as a
trtee,of'4) pub11lclscooils in lI.laewood
tow nsh;ip in 1878, signedl the niamos of'
the other truistees anid r'aised the t1ga
Ipre's gf a teacer'eis pay -o' cotiicamO~
fromt s)cond( grade to first. Ito was
wvanted by ani investilgatinig commuit.tee,
unud WPA aik'aid to faco the music.
Mr.James P. -Sligli, ofK6berr.
county, died last .week fr'om blJijuIes
recelyed wvhile attnding to hIs cottont
gini. llis left awm Was. caught in''the
gIn and terribly laceratedl, togethiet'
wvith the firs. t.wo finger. ill right
h1and1 wavs also slightly cut. H1e was
ItIonle inl the gin-honso when the acci
deit Illppenled, anild had to !extraltt his
illured aIml as best he could. I y doiig
so, he slustitined an intelaill iitly
t(wo beln t vo hudII(rI-ed )olnLs* of
cof Imn in th gill, prevent(ilg tie witi
dr1awa1 ot' the emllibel.r without great
oxfvo on.
S T O P L1
----o --
ANDiispect th - larget andki best He
keiel stock of goods in, Winnsboro;
wi ih w guarianitee to ;Oil at tho lowest
--CASH I PRICES,
Our Ao'lck com-prisks' ai full liga of
Dom'ste. 0(ioods,
Dre.ss Goods,
Whiti Goods,
Notiis,
Gents' Fu rnish ing (oods,
Boulevurd Skirt.,
lilnkets,
'tc., Etc.
CASSIMERES! CASSIMERES !
From tlio clebratod Charlottesvillo
W oolen Mlills.
Salem Jeans, Kersovs, Twoods, Satinots,
Etc.
A largo and varied assortment of Hats
an1d CH.
Clothing of ali kintids and at all pricos.
Iest and cheap'-st stock of Boots and
Shos in town.
N. B. ---We would cal. special attontionA
to our large and varied assortment of
Iambu:g Edgings and White Trin'uin;gs.
J. F. McMASTER & CO.
sept 28
GOOD GOODS.
------1:
WE ARE now oponing one of the
largest stocks of
GOOD GOODS
over off'rod in this market.
OUR GOODS
have been Ve1-y caenfilily aleotod
and we simply request an inspect.ion
blfore prchIasing c!sewhere. Wo
prlO))()5( selling them IL t "sahort
prtoIit" and( dlon't intendi to, bo un
dlersohl b y anybody, anywvhere. We
call special attention to our assort
nmnt of
DRIESS GOODS,
(OLOAKS,HWi,
and other LADIES' GOODS.
We think we have the beost stock
of GEN'.1S' GOOD1S in the miarlset.
Consisting of
OL~OTHILNG, H-ATS, SHIRTS,
COLLARS, ORtAVATS,
UANDKE HCHIEFS
and all kinds of Flannel Underware.
In d.omestichs we are full up.
M-oney will bo savedl by an oxami.
nation of our1 Jeans and Cassimoeres.
SHOES ! SHOES ! ! SHOES ! !!
B3est Shoes at lowest prices.
oct 1 McMASTER & BRICE.
WANTED~I !
-0
IEO12l to know that we have a good
Painter and n, good Trimmtier, and that
weo arc thtoroughly pIrepareod to do g ood
work.
OUR LUMBlE.R
is weoll seasoned, being from twvo to Vhreo
years o),d,
EMANUEL BLAKE
will.atterid to the Horse Shooing depart
in ont,
We sell tho fpnous Tred9gar HIogso and
Mule Shoes, S.outhorn manufacture.
Also, the Bronpad Horse Shgoe N'ai, b.est
in the mark..
All work as represonteda. op. no charg.,
Prices as low as anly .xespnsi.ble Arm
in tlho goun,ty.'
.DESlORES & MONTS,
sovt 5- Whoolrlahts andar ri, er
NEW ADVEITI8EMENTS.
PI AND 2110lal'' ' ceORGAN
$1600 Ot3 $125. 8iprb (rtiid StIttaro 'lnos,
pIIM $1,100 1113' $255. Rlegant, uprighlt, lI'linos,
ilee$800 only $155. New syle0 upglltt Platu1,4
112.50, Organs $35. Organs 12 stop $712.60.
u lsurcl Organs X11 hto price $190 offly $115.
nlegant $375 Mirror J'op Otgas, only 105.
Buy eis, (01n0 nlid 81o tIuo t,i holne : ic I ain lbo
as5 rel'preltet, 11. It. fare paIld. botl was ati
P'1 no or Orgall givel free. Largo Illistrat ed
Newspape'- wits ;tiltietl 1iforniat Ion aboilt cost,
Of PIManM: PI' O,:cans WEt "eU'. PlIase at
dress DANIlSl, F'. ilE'ATTY, Washington, N. J.
2 Ulo UAlID, (perfeut benutles) wit-h
. ."A nano,110 cents. OuttIll, 10 cents. TUl6
NIA (CARD COMPANY, Asltland, )tnss.
EAR DISEASES.
IM. U. R. 8Il0INAKI,'l1'i Hook on Dea fness
alud iseams of t.Me I:t r an1d IleIr proper teat
k'utt..clipelally Ititiling E.:tr. Ilow to get
Iiir;"Itilto rollef froninl tIleasatite1s of
t,is (11eavr , A11(1 a 1 0o1 ' )%arInless anl([ pe
Iit nent, eliro. A Took oVorly falitlly Should
Il1Z1V. Set fre- to n-l Addt--.4 lilt. U. E.
611WMA1.1\iEt, Allrol -SurIgec 1, tl.a(tiig, J'14,.
FOR A CASE OF CATAIM11
$50 That SANDFOR1D'S IADICAL CURN
rorc atarrii will not, Iiistainily rollevo
I50 l 's.pe-(Illy ctIre. Reference, Henry
\fd lla laW., -Ills, Fargo & Co. Au
$ Oy 1. , N. 1'.; Wmn. 1)owyvi, 1. imms.
'stlinonials ailtr. ii, lety inili.
$\t, 1111pimed lr InitlJer,$a. 8okd
Proprietors, 631.0.o [assT
IBW R10I BLOO 03!
PARISON'S PUlt1ATIVE PILLS inake new rich
blood, and wIll conkpletely change the blood In
tile ont1rro.y.teln In three n14nils. Any per
Who will take One pill each night fron
one to twolve weeks miay be reslore( to sound(
healti, if su'lt ia thing he possiblo. Seit, by
IInaI for eight let t erstians 1. 8. JOHlNSON
& CO., tan %or, 31aine.
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We imtbilst a book of 112 pages svo. (no ad(
vertistng) giving.speclCl ofers rt for atIvertising
till over the cota. 'le last, edltion sent
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Now Ready I The Grand Achieve
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IT PT AND QTHERS,
STAXbE.Y ONLY $2.75,
By H1ON. J. T. I (EADLY, th10lprince of (t
WHrIIVe auithors. A full history of him explor';
tions Iin Afrca andi marvelipus journeyd lown
I h (ongo. A iew exclhing book. Ifristking
with wilh adventtres anld thrIlling scenes of
danger. Is luroftgsely llih\strat-ed. TIW public
v'agerly await It. It Is sellIng Wont(.erfully.
CA 1"'I'TON. Reware ov tLss(a?oneuts of ini
tvr.itvd parites, buttseni for proof of genuinc,..
ne:ss and ull diescrption of this work. also
ternms. IIIUARD BROS.. Ptbs., 733 gailsoltl
Stret, I 'hliladel'lIa. 1,11. 4EY7S WVdAN'ED.
eL 24--4W
PI1CE THIRTY DOLLARS.
I?AljL AND WINTH1 OF
MS713.
J. 0. BOAG,
OF THE
( HIAND WINNSBORO DiCY (100DS, PAN-1
P. CY 00OODS ANDI MIIL LINEItY H
- nAzA,
B 1.ege leaveo to say to his cus
Stomiers and all others in neod o
Sof Goods thlat lhe is again pre.- o
Spar'ed to show theCm one of the
larugosL t nd, best assorted stQck c8
~of
C Dry Goods, Fanucy Gooads and
Sthat he hlas ever exhibi)ted. Wo
are receiving goods daily. H
Ei'very doepar'tmenlt will be
Skept fall of desirable ami
CHEAP GOODS,
and buyers may confidently Cl
rei'ly on getting their goods not~ M
Sonly at low pricos, but Of thle 2
Smost desirable quality that the W
Smarket affor'ds.
MRS. BOAG L
Shas engaged tihe services of a e
Sfirst-olass Millinor, who wvill as- H
ist her in boer departmuent, and 0
O wvho will take pleasure in pleas,
Iimg tile moat fastidiouis tastes.. m
Sfor thle celebrated and mfost re
'4 liable paper p)atter'ns--But
A terick's--for Ladies, Misses and
SChildren..
ALSO,
A full and complete line of
Gents', Ladies', Misseg 0.pdI
SCha~dren's Shoes.
FMa.hLY GROCE2IES, 0
SCheogo, ]41ac15erol, Cakes, Crack
er's, M~ac.caroni, Spices, Can
diks, Tobacco1 Cigar'se--in fact O
you can find anything you want
9 at j,. 0. BOAG S as low as the &
Ssaume gooAs can be b,ought any - 0
o whe,
osept 27 3.0O. BOAG. N
'SITVTIOE ATMIHL H~OfId
?IELD SEEDS..
4BOOsplele ldt Korntuky~ 1 yo
400 bushelB RIed Rust-'roof Oats,
'or sae ow.
sept-1mW. n. DoTn& 00.
UP TO TI UE M AlRK.
- am now receiving one ( thq largest
and best selected stooks of Groceries,
nes nud Liuors ever offorod in thisi
market-consisting in part of' Sug ars,
CWffek, 1hacon, Lard, and overythling
usually found in it First-CIss Orocery
Ilo.uso.
\VINES AND LIQUOIRS
aro of f,ho fQ.net-Kentudky and Vir
ginia brands.. ''ho greater pkrt aro
straight goods (that is, direct froni the
Distillery) which I warrant pure in every
respoot, At from $1.50 to ?10.0,0 per gplion..
(Aive me0a 01..
sept 10 14. J. McOARLEY.
BOOT AND SHOE 1MAWER,
WJNNSDq1O, S. Q.
LYON'S
Pattnt Tdetalo
STIFFENERS
PREVENTT
Boots %nd Shoes
From Running over,
8'ili OF oR the Sidle
d Ripping in the
SEA11.
GREAT RADUCTION
1p the Vrip, o(
0 OATS' AND CLARK'S THREADA
.T, Fivo Cents a Spool. -6
Dry 00ods, Clothing. Boots and Shoes
very low for Cash, in order to mUa4e eoonk
for Fall Stock.
80en1heimliev & Graescl.
july 30-tf
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