The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, October 17, 1878, Image 2
WINNSBORO, S. C.
TZMASDAY, OCTODER, : 17, 1878.
I. MEA NS DA IS, Eimon.
sYNO. S JtBrANOLDN, ASSOCIATI EDITOR.
]DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FMor Governor:
WADE HAMPTON.
For Lieutenant Governor
W. D. SIMPSON.
For Secretary of Sta te:
IR. M. SIAS.
For Comptroller General:
JOHNSON HAGOOD.
For Attorney General:
LEROY F. YOUMANS.
For State Treasurer:
S. L. LEA'HART.
For Superintendent of Education ;
HUGH S. THOMPSON.
For Adjutant & inspector General;
E. W. MOISE.
For Congress-Foburth District .
JOHN H. EVINS.
DRMOCRATIC COUNTY TrCKET.
Foor Representatives:
11. A. GAILLAIN),
T11OS. S.11cEP,,
It. C. CLOWINEY.
For Jud ge of Probatc:
J. It. BOYLES.
11or S9chool Comndp'sionnr :
JOHN BOYD.
Tm- IIEPUBTACANS nVr knew wh1a1
an uunitigated scamp Heast Butler
was until lie clle Out for governor ot
Massachu101setts. NoW, however, the%
are unearthing every species of vii.
lainy. The latest, charge is that li
was attoriney fr Collilodort Farra
gut, and plushed through claims for a
millHon of dollars for pri-zC m1ou1ey,
half of wbich waS pare stealngo, and
that he received a hundred and forty
thousand dollar aii1 his share. Ien is
for the Executive Mansion it, i
more than prolable that the collapst
of the Oreenback party in Indiana ind
Ohio has etyectually cooked Benia'
goose.
A PoIrTAND (Oregoin) dispateh say.
that Eugene A. Cronin died there onii
Saturday nlighlt. Mr'. Cronin enjoyed
some1 notoriety duinig the counitinig of
the last Presidential vote, IHe will be
remiemried as the D)emocratie ele(ctor
to wvhomi Governor Grover gave the
electoral ceriinIente when a vacancliy
- Was discovered in the Oregon electoral
college. The returns were legally
signied and( scaled( by tihe Governioi
anid forwarded to Wash ington . Therei'
the commflission havvig decided fliat it
"could not go behind the retur'ns" in
the case of Louisiana at oinen over
ruled its precedlent and1( left Mr'.
CJroninr out ini the cold. Tlids 0Indedl
the niotorilety of the gentleman from
Oi'egon, anid aiy vestige of' respect
that the country had yet left for the
Immortal Eight to Seven..
TirE STOCK OF Tmu Langiey factory-,
In Aiken, is now selling at ai prenmimn
of twelve and a half dlollars. Thi's
company has a cap)itaj of four hiundired1
thousand dlollars and a surplus fund
of one hnmired and fifty thoiusanid
more, laid up- for a rainy (lay. No
better evidence- need be wanted thn
this exhibit to show where the fut ure
hope- of South Carolina lies. While
Northern factoijes run on half' time,
and discharged Oper'ato's are joining
Communiistic cluabs and Molly MaTgui re
societies in their desperation, millions
of undeveloped caipital are runniiing to
waste in our stre0ams, which, if
* ~uti iizedl, 'would attriact imigrat ion,
develope otur resourc*es and give a con
sidoi'able Impulse to our priogress upl
the hill to prosp)eiy. The energetic
action of public spiirited citizens of
Coumbia, in subhsribing funds for an
Immediate sur'vey of the Columbin
canal, now the property of the State,
Is very gratifyiyg. A succession oj
* factories along the banks of the Con
garce, with their villages springing
up around each, would speedily give
life to Columbia and reaet upon01 the
Stato. Build up the factories at once.
Crowd the North out of completitlin
and bring t he consnmer and pirodui-~i
niearer togetlfer. This is the key to
success.
Snakes.
As the elctioudrawvsinear, the
O ginning to pop their heads Up, and
take a glance at the situation, to see
what can be done in the way of biting
the heels of the nomoca. So slyl
have they lain hidden for some time
that, their very existence almost has
beeit ignored. But, they have been
slowly collecting venom, and are nlow
ready to spring their rattles and
strike. On Sathurday, the 121h inst.,
Radical leaders tssembled tromi all
porlto lsof the coutiy inl Wiilsboro
and held a con terenlce, to devise phms
'r the calmign. 'They wat ai ixed
ticket, lop)ing thereby to distrad (lie
Deiocrats, an1d they aire going to
make a rally aiid a heavy rally at the
polls. They think their chances are
better in 1airtleld tinllu in Liurenl.1,
.Miarion, Newberry, Union, Kershaw
or other counties, in which either
ixed or solid Radical tickets aive
been nominiated. BY mixed, we menu
tickets having persons, once Demo
criats, who treA willimg to sell out, to
Radicalism. They cantiot, possibly
succeed here, except in one conltii
gency-it' the Deinocrats go to sleep.
In the first place, they eanniot, get out
more thai half the colored vote, for
muny colored imien rtie disgusted witll
them. In the second place, an enthu
sastic 1)emocracy, organized as in
Fiileld, enn sw-eep over aill opposi
tiot. But (lhe Delinorats ilust, rouse
themselves for a regular crusade, anid
not only beat, ( lhe Radicals, but. rout
t-heml dimsgra1cefuilly, overwhlelmily,.1
pit ilessly, so that. not, even an idiot.
will ever think of imaking a Rudical
fight again. As Saint. Patrick in
Irelanld, so the Delmioerats of Fairlield
lust, root. out. tfhse venlomous Radical
reptiles for 04 tfiie to come. Let us
rflly along the whole line, for fifteen
hundred m1iajority f1r the whole coulity
fiekelt, and anl overwhelinimg vote f'ot'
the State ticket amid F'or Coingress.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
']11E largest stock of the atbove ever
Tofferod by him. Great inductmenits
to cash customers.
Oct. 17 t. G. DESPORTE.S.
CLERK'S SALE.
State of South Carolin,
COUNTY or FAIR FPIELmD.
Tho Winnsboro Building %nd Loan Asso
tion
IM.
Robert F. Marftin, M. Evans Martin, ,T.
Alice Martiin, Mattie E. Martin and
Williaitu M. Martin.
~ N pursuance of an order of the Court
of common Pleas, made in the above
stated case, I will off,,r for sale before
the court-house door in Winnsboro, oi
the Or"t Mondaby in November next,
ing described property, to wit:
All that piece, pareel or tract of land,
lying, being and situato in the town of
Wimnsboro, int the Couilty of Fairlield
State of South Carolina, I nown in the
P1117 of said town as Lot. Num1tber Ono
lluidIred and Fifty Five, fronting on
College street mand atldjoinilng lot of Caro -
lue.Jones and lets f'ormierly belonging to
Dayid CJampbell,
n:niMs op s.:.
Oneo half of the pur1 chiase money to h.e
p.aidl in cash, totr thet blanhiice ai credit of
six i)uOnthts ftomi the day of' sale, with in.
tetrest payable annually; the ptuirchaser to
give for thet unipaid blance a bond se..
eurited byx a mnort age of the p)reinises sold;
t) insurte the dtwelliing houemse on said
p)reiie augaintst loss by3 1 ire; to aissignm
the~ pc liy of inusuiranco to the said ler'k
and to pay for all neucessary~ papeors.
W. 11. KMItRU
Clery's Ome-oe, C. C. C. P.
Winnsbotro, 8. C.,'
October ii, 18i8.
oct 12-td
TEXT BOOKS.
rffHE State Roard of examiners at its
reetmeeting adopted the following
text hooks for use in the public schools of
South Car;'lina, outside of Charlestont
for the perlitd of' fiye yeCars: Appleton's
Readers, Reyntol ds' Readers, Davidson's
History of South Carolina, liolmets' JTita
tory of' the United States, Swinton's Pri
mary andCondensed Histories of: heUni ted
States, Swinton's Outlines of the World's
Hlist ,ry, Swiaton's Word Books, Web
ster's 6ictionar'y, Rab,insoni's A rithmeitics,
San ford's Arnithlmet ics, C'ornell's Pri mary
and Interme diatoe Geographies10, Maurty's
Miunual of Geography, Westlake's 'Three
Th'lousand WVords. A cirenlfar fronm the
State Su perinteniden t says; "No ether
text books than these prescnibled in thig
list can bo la,wfully used in the public
schooR of this State except irn the city of
Chiarlestont." Teachcrs and trustees are
thierefor'e earnestly reqluesteod to make the
required ehange withtin the next ninety
day'4wjtiti which time very' liberal
r'ates are offe,red. It is of the greatest im
p ortanco to secure uniformity of text
looks. Further particulars can be ob
taiiined from the Board,
WILLARID ICHIARDSON,
T. R. ROBERTSON,
R. MEANS D AVIS'
oct 8-if County Board of K'xanminers.
SE~.ED WHEAT.
Alimited quantity of pure Seed
- .tXWheat of may own raising and se..
lected b)y im. Por sale by
Ioct IS--1mi F. ELDER.
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
NOTiICE is hereby given that the ox.
anmation of appl icanits to teach in
the 1' Fre Schtools of F'amiield 'cunt)
wtill conminencee on Saturday, the it I
day of October next, and1( be concluded1 on
the succeeding Saturday, October 26.
All persons desirling oortiloatesq are noti
fied toappear in person before the Board
of Exainenrs at tIhe times indicnted. The
examrination will be conducted, in wri
ting, at the Mount Zion Institute rooms,
andt will begin procisely at1t) o'clock, a'
WILLARID RIICIIARIDSON,
IR. MEANS DAVIS,*
T. It. ROBERTSON,
eltExaminer's for' PFmrflold County
ARITIIMETICS
--FOl
The Pu blic ichools ou !,cut
A T .ho reeent meeting of th 4stlt,
BoarId of Extiiiiners, at cutunbit,
SAN DWOltD'S SHt IIs ob,
ANALYTICA L AIIIM111ETIiCS
tas among other text-Ilooks, adopted
f"ir use in the pulic sitliools of Soutl
Carolhna for the next live yea rs.
These Arithmintics are the otit-vomvin of
thirty years experience of im1. Si--',i;TON
P. SAF,OI of Georgia, oie of the
most skilful tnd cucecessful teachers in
this country In clearlIess f dtet0flitionks,
fullness of slato exercises, thorough1ne1.s
of aialysis and general compluetess,
they tire unsuirpassed, if indeeid,
e<(Oal led. They are emilnently practivial.
Studyiig Sainford, pipils earn to think.
Since'71--'73, they have been in use in
the puiblic Ild private schools of ('ha-s
ton city, in the private schools of (ol 'u11t1
bia, etc., eto. Read the followiIg eNI
dorsementfs based on use of thi books in
the school:
From IfoN. IIuou S. TirMrsox.
State Superintendent o1' -I1ducatit.ion.
(At, the time of writing) Prinwipal INle
Academy, Colunbiai, S. C.,
"Sinford's Airithint,ties are suipvrior Io
anly tilt I havo Seen, ini t Ie fllilless oft the
Vx1m11ples, the learness ntitd simplivitv
of the alialyss, and the ac_urniy of t;.
rules ant definitions. This opi nion is
based 1upol a full anld th1o:ough test inl
the school-room. To those teachers who
may examino these Arithmetivs with
reterienc to introduciion, I would ex( -
pecially vommilend the t reatmlentofPr
cenhwe and Protit, and Loss. No text
books that I have ever used are s o 1stis
factory to toiteoers and pupils."
From Miss E. A. KELLY. Principal Char
loston, (8. C.) Ft-maile Seminlary.
"CHARTAsITow, JIly 13, 1878.- -Sanford's
Common School and Sanford's Iigher
uAnalvtical Arithmetic have for live years
stootl time test of constant use ink otur
class rootms. Vu think themt better
adapted to the waztts of our school than
any other arithmeties with which we are
acquaitinted."'
Under date of July 2, 1878, Miss MARY
BiowNFIELD, Sumeirville, S. C.,writes
Having used Sanford's Arithmetics
aid Worcestor's Diet ionaries for several
years ats schlool books, and seving tlie
benefleitl restilts, I take greAt pleasure in
recommending them to the favorable
notico of teachers."
From Miss IsAnrL D. MARTIN, Principal
ligh School for Girls, Columbia, S. C.
"It affords mtio pltasuro to give iny
most unqua111lified (on01imen11.datio of* 'Niti
ford's Arithmietics. I have used therm ia
my school for several years with etitire
satisfilet io ."
July 11, 1878.
From PitoF. JN.o. 13. PATRICK, Military
Academy, Greenville, S. C.
'"I introdmeod Sanford's Arithmeties
W . qdfil(Q tdl iflo alm 'Vit 111A%,
over used.10"
July 11, 1878.
ttil Januay 1st. 1879, wo will supply
Sanfold', Arithinetivs for intrldtlai,. at
pricus in volumm.s II or 11i, a18 (iat- 11m%
be. .OAlumn I gives rtail pries whic'hl
obtai atler introduction slijtli have beenc.l
acco 11 inglshed.
I. 11. 111.
4.e.n hI
lut roAlIt- boo)k by ot lier'
SafotisPrma tall. Ilti au1t1Itors.
A naolyllea I Arit.h's. 27 19 1.1
8414nforti's intcrttne
IietIlate Analy13tcal
Arilhl tte - 45-. 3) 22
Sanfrix's ('Omfmon
Selh'tl Analy1t4teal
Arit hitict - 90 (15 It
84anfrd's I lgh*er
AnaIlteal ArIt hI. 1 '25 S5 41
Any13 of the, ab14ove bootks enn4 i'e ob1 4t itI, ait
preces c14eit elof\ 311AST E R~h & Ill It'01., \lti
bor'o. 8. C. Si'gt for4 elareularls dl'eripive', et e
31A RI('N V. CA LVIN, Giceeral Agent,
Oct S-limt Autguts4t (h
TOWN ORDINANCR.
AN OnDxINNcE To tRArs4 SUPPi'Eis Ftln rt'i:
Musciab, yEAi 1878- 79,.
2 E IT EXACTED AND) (,ltDAINgED
Jby ii tihe Inltendtant and Wardenlcts ot
theo Townt o)f Winnsboro, S. C., in Coun.i
cii miet, that
1 . For the piirpose of raisingf. :m1plies
for the y'ear comm tencing the first of
April, 18'78, and ending tho first of April,
1879, a tax for the niiib antd inl thle man111
ner' hereiumte.r m1entioned~t shall he ralised
arid paitd mtto the tr'easury of1 thte sid
town for the use aind ser*vico thereof, that
is to suay: two aind one half mil11s o,d t'/o
)'m* upon01 everly dollar of the valule of' tall
the real and personail pr'opert-y within
the corporaite limits of the said Town of
Winnsboiro; threi'e doillars to bo pa*id by~
every male11 irnhaitantits of staidl town, be
twe'en the ,ages of' eighteen aintd forty-tive
years, in hoeu (of working 111101 tile streets
of' sa*id towvn; and14 three per1 cent. 111on1
tile amlount of' all sales ait auction.
2. All taxes assessed and4 pa,lol
undler this Ordinance shall be pi~td in
tile following kinds of funds anid n~o
other: Gold( and1( silver coi a, Uniitedl
Staites Curroncy and National Ilankl
Notes.
3, All taxes assessed heroin shall be duo
andl payab~lo betwooen the first day (of
October, 1878, and the thirtiet.h (la'y of
November, 1878, inclusive; and all taxes
romfainling dule and unpajid 01n the first
day of December, 1878, shall be collected
by distress or otherwise, as now pre.
scribeod by law, together wvithi all legal
costs.
4. All porsonsR holding properCity irn theo
corporaite lhmits of the said Townt of
WVininsboro, aire reqjuir1ed1 betwevcen the
first day of August, 1878, anti time six
teenth (lay of Septoember, 1878, to make a1
sworn return of saidi p)roperty for taxa
tion, to time Town Clerk, andi tho saild
Town Clerk is hereby r'equnired, when
property.holders fail or refuse to mUake
said sworn retulrn, to add fift,y pcer cen
tumn to the return of the previous mfunlic
ipal year.
S Done in Council this time thmir
L.~ s. ty-first day of July, A. D,, 1878,
under the Corporate Seal of the
s# own (,ouuncil.
JAS. A. BIIICE,
Atteot: - Intendg't.
Wui N. OInANDLn.n, Clerk,
LUGERNE SEED.
R ED CLve-.eed and Orobard Grass
Sd. MaMA WTim &- JE
N E' 11 A I?V ~ RT I .lENTSX.
Oil rAN
prc e IjrIl onlly :, ., , i. l l t llprilit P11-i l.
Pr1141("t-4 MIIY $1:>5. N w ll,%% - I rI II4lit ITtin-;
ei':M r anls $:35. O1llns 1'2 S14011 i.A n
I N O I I l i l IIt ri - : illy.1.1
E'll-:gallt s:t75 NIII'lor 'T')p ulgalls, (lnly 1105.
nill.v'rs, 1.4111itnidsol. lill-a IktIVIIIII : If I illa 1141,
lis re r 1'1tl . I t. lInre pldt h)IIh w a lldnt
'ht 11) or Oria; gvif I II.. Large Ililuslral 'd
N I) I W %%'. I f I1o *1 I l ;i' iliMIt1011 t4l.
of I' Ii4s i i wrli : ei i r I ' -v. l it4- si ad
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Iu lito rellof frontlk unpl1:1 ;1n1n11ilf
itIlk 4 illseisv, IIId a por,e Iy - .11l ]wr
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$ 0il ;td Siti s Ill I i t*(,. Uvllv- , livilry
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vvur% wTore. WND" \ 11t)TTI.:t,
P opr wtos, no.,tillf, 301ss.
8MEWXIii ONY$ a5
PA HlSON'S IPI'ARGATI VE- ILL.S iM;ke nIIW r-101
bloodl, anl will colliplelvly e : t hir. s t 1he lo(i In
I 1 I h ' i ire v,i4 li, i b mI i'- ht. A IlY Pn
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mltl fmr, 111l 14.11 ' Is;.l. )s [.. ,J01I NSON
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AN 1)OTH RS,
STKLEdONLY $2.75,
By 10 ON. J.'. IIE.\DI.Y the prll14o ' fd
crive n un hlrs. .\ I k -i I-AI y (if I exlr'
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GOO' D1 G 0 S d.
-- 0-- --
JTIAREI Mow opeillnd ono of the
arest stock.s of
GOOD GOODS
ever offs eered' jinil i js111 akc t'
and wiRe i suilyiL regneCw an sp 1.1
perols and duon'tl:Io~ intn toe iini ---
dersohly ~'IUaybody,i anwlher(. W
callI spend atenio o our asso.rte
AHAWL,
iand otherics LADIES' nud 0e'yli.u
Wettiil think I ie hav 1the betw sitok
CLOTle ;ING, H10ATS,all.lT
oCtOL2 Alt J,lMAVWS *
Inap doetisw aef ll p.
SH ESIDHES ! ! SHDES !
Bigest Shoeskt owes padfr ies.
aoci 1~ McMASTE &CATE BRC.
Columbia Business Cards.
- N .AI)QlIAHltItE S for cheapest, Gro
Leeie S aind ladwaro in Coliiti
to be fountid at the ol recliabite houie of
LORIlCK & iLOWRANCE.
~T '.1X'*, Portraits, Photographm, Store
1 .sCopes, f&c. All old pictureg
cop,imt. Art. 1ballery Building, 12-1.\ Main
itreet, Colnilbia, S. (. Visitors -ro
vord inily invited to call and oxamino.
(' II11I'S EIlIAS,formorly of Camden.
mhas In'ovel to Colltuilbia, an I opened
alar;g stok, of Dry ('ooil and Notions,
in,ts, shkows, Triiks and Vali-ses. Satis
factimn guiaranltuved.
~3 EI 1,(1N ( 'S (eAlLlRY- Opposito
. O le Wheelor I use. PortraitH,
pihtographs, Amb,rotypes and Ferroty pe;
finlishd4 iti the latest, tyl of the art
011 pitlur.s copimd and enlargul to any
size. W. A. R.CKlNG, Proprietor.
- 3101k-,& DAVIf, importerg and
.1' dealers in Walklhes, (lo ks,Jtewel,
Silver and Plited Ware. m l s i F-rn-?ish
ing Goods, &c. N. . --WVatches aid jow
elry repaired. Col\unlbi, S. C. oct 27-y
.NOTICE TO C REJDITORS.
- )URiStANT to an ordler of the Court
of IrlmIate for the County of Faiir0ield,
Imiill thli i(lIy, ilt pertsi onls luving claims,
Of whathver 1intiture a-fainlst 1lhe estato, of
John 11. )avis, <1eviased. arr re tuirod to
establish thwir iemands on or beforo tho
vi-ith <iy If Novemiber next, before tho
1uhge of Probate, at. Winnsboro, South
0. 11. THOMPSON,
Juilgo of Probate.
Winnsboro, S. C., October 11, 1878.
oct 12 -141
FOR4 TH AMPAIGN!
HA.MPTON AND HOME RULE
The News Ond Couder.
A LIVE AND FEARLESS
)!"MOCRAI IC NE WI'SPAPLIC.
L-irge.-;t Circulation in the City.
Larigost Circulation in the State.
Lar-cst C irebu lit iol in the Cottot States.
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