The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, November 16, 1878, Image 4
TRI WEEKLY Et DITION.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Tri-Wookly One Year. - - - $4.0
'. " Six-month". - - - - 2.0
'Thro2 months. - - 1.0
RATES OF ADVEMTISING.
one mquaro one intiertion $1.00. For
each subsequent insertion 504. Obitua
rios andlTribuAtis of.1RHIpeot olharged for
a advertisemnents. Liberal disoount inado
or oontract advortisonionts.
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JOB WORK.
Bill Heads, Lettor HendH, Envolopes
Posters, Cards, Invitations, Tiokets, &o.
neatly exeoutod at this oflice,-CIIEAP
VOR CASI.
ARC-A-DRAC.
Ingersoll made $80,000 out of
"Hell."
Advice to illicit distillers: Ien
der under seizers the things that
are seizers'.
When a man goes out of the
poultry business he tears the tat
tered lien-sign down.--Boston
Post.
Talinage denounces "low-necked
dresses," sa.ys the Herald, "but
proachse low-necked sermons." Both
are ovila.
The mayor of Memphis doesn't
know what to do with tho $80,000
relief fund left in his hands. Give
it to the orphans.
What galls a man who has neither
employment nor fine clothes is to
have some one present him with a
smoking gown worth eight dollars.
The wise man placoth the stock of
his gun to his shoulder before he
fireth, but. the fool looketh down the
barrel to see the ball start.-Rowe
Sentinel.
New York's death rate for the
summer is lower than for twelve
years past. Somebody must havo
cleaned up his back yard.-Free
Press.
It was an Ohio man who painted
his matches white, so as to enable
him to find the box in a dark night.
It never occurred to him to pnint
the box.
A fly never appears to such dis
advantage as when he is mounted on
his head in the centre of your
squash pie, rubbing his hind feet
together in the air.
General Sheridan has a scalp
wound threo inches long, caused by
the fall of a transom. Married men
should make a note of this happy
thought - transom.
"Uneasy lies the head that wears
a crown." Of course it does. And
this is the reason kings and queens
don't sleep with their crowns on,
Norristowni herald.
"Sandy, what is the state of ire
ligion in your town ?" "Bad sir;
very bad ! There are no Christians
except Davie and myself, and I
have my doubts about Davie."
Yonkers Statement.
A Nashville belle has feet that do
not match. Both are perfect in
shape, but one is a number one and
the other a number seven. She
always puts her best foot forward.
T he Saturday Evening Gazette
says "Pumpkin pies are healthy and
good." We are glad there is no
- serious illness prevailing among
them, and if they are good they will
be happy.
"No dictionary has been made for
man that cant describe thme anguish
of the soul without hope." Or of
the boy with gray trousers and a
black broadcloth patoh.-New 11a
ven RNgister.
Hon. Samuel 3. Tilden has given
$250 to the great Catholic faiir now
. mn progress mn New York, and Hon.
F1ernando Wood hms given $100 to
the same object. The receipts of
* the fair so far aggregat e $50,000.
An artist undertook to carica
ture some of the new bonnets that
are just making their appearance,
but his pictures were suon sensible
improvements on the prevailing
styles that he has given up in de
spair.--Boa. G1om. Bul.
. A Tallahassee minister who had
held numerous night meetings in
order to arouse religious en thusiasm,
andfound the work progressing slow
ly hawaile& the return of his la.uors in
only sonverting half a dozen souls,
thus:G; t,o~lJ you, my hearers, it
don..ay lor; the gas."-Iallahsasee
It looks to adisassionate ob
gringo hiliateder - wasco
C' 84)M every day. resident.
ays xhib{tsl 1Imself at i county
fair.it h1rland the other day, and
the satie'da Baltimore wen Demov
ei'adec 18f,000'majority.u-Jawde.
"'When Is a man twenty-one 'ars
simple question, yet it took a judge
in Philadelphia soni to decide it.
At last the opinion was given that
in point of law a man is twenty-ono
the. day before the twenty-first
anniversary of his birthday.
The tunnel between England and
France doesn't seem to be progi ess
ing very favorably. Nothing has
yet boon done on the English side,
although boring is still going on at
the French coast. The scheme
does not met with much favor
from English capitalists.
It has now been nearly three days
since anybod announced a now in
fallible cure for thoumatism and all
bilious complaints and malarial
diseases. Como, rouse up, some of
you. Don't lot this old world
tumble into its grave for want of a
now medicine. Fly around and
pasto a now label on the old bottle.
-H1awekeye.
Three years ago a young man
graduated from the West Poict
Military Academy and cane West.
His soul was filled with grand, lofty
aspirations, and he sought in the
untrodden fields of activity in tho
mighty West room for bis soar
ing genius to plume itself for flight.
He braced his feet as he prepared
to shake the globe. To-day he is
the traveling agent for a Cincin
nati corset-factory.-Mawkeye.
Mlle. Albani has secured another
engagement at St. Petersburg, this
time at $3,000 a night. This on
gageient is said to be the result of
the greediness of Christine Nilsson,
who was offered $3,000 a night by
the director of the imperial opera,
but demanded $5,000, when the op
portunity to secure the services of
the American prima donna was
seized upon as stated.
When war breaks out tl:e London
papers can got their news by way of
India for thirty cents a word, instead
of $2 12, the regular price. A staff
officer's signature will be necessary
to all tologrrms so as to prevent the
sending of news that might be of
advantage to Russians. There will,
however, be no restrictions on cor
I respondence by letter.
The happiest moment in a moth,
er's life is when she hears others
praise her baby, and the best friend
to all mothers is Dr. Bull's Baby
Syrup, which relieves the aufferings
of children caused by fretfulness or
internal pain. It is free from
Opiates. *
S Tp O p
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A ND inspect the large t and best se
looted atock of goods in Winnsboro;
which we guaraintoe to sell at the lowest
-CASH PRICES.
Our stock comprtses a full line of
Domestic Goods,
Dress Gloo,d,
White Goods,
Notions,
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Bioulevalrd Skirts,
Blankets,
Shawli',
Etc., Etc.
CASSIMERlES1 CASSIMERES !
From the celebrated Charlottesville
Woolen Mills.
Salem Jeans, Korseva, Tweeds, Satinetg,
Eta.
A large and varied assortment of Hats
uad Cs.
Clothing of all kinds and at all prices.
Beat and cheapest stock of Boots and
Shoes in town.
N. B. ---We would eal. special attention
to our large and vaied assortment of
Hamburg Edgings and White Trimmings.
J. F. McMASTER & CO.
sept 28
New Summer Cook.
The Safety
HOT BLAST
OIL -
STOVE. -
pm DOES NOT H EAT THE HOUSE.
Poerfoot forall kinds of Cooking and Heat
ing Irons.
Always ready and reliable.
The most satisfactory Steve made and the
Cheapest,
.$" Seftd for~oirou1ers.
WHITNEY & HAL L MF'G. 00.,
joly 27-1y 12mCes.u ., Pha.
'YKUSICAL HOlMES
Are Always Happy Homes.
- -
What hath earth dearer in palace or grove
Than mauso at night-fall from lips thatu we love7
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Then gothor the little es around the Plano
or Organ after the tolls of the day are over, and
enjoy a real horne concert. IF you have no
horne, get. one right away, or if you haven't anv
children, bor.;ow some, and if you are without a
PIANO OR ORGAN
BUY ONE FORTHWITH AT
LUDDEN & BATES'
SAVANNA iU, GA.,
The Great Wholesale Piano and Organ
Depot of the South.
TEN THOUSAND FAMILIES
Have In the past. ton years purchased Instru
ments from us and every onecant testify to their
stilr1orltv. 'r'o sut, purtircasorg oxactly is our
oly a deliglit O en o it. we will do
t., amd we are doing it (aily. Every Instru
ment sold sells a dozen others for us.
AND NOW TO BUSINESS.
FOR FALL TRAIDE. l87S, we are ready with
the largest and linest. line of Instruuients ever
displayed South, which we sell direct to pur
chasers on the NO AG EN'S, NO CO NI MISSIONS
PLAN at Manufacturer's FACTltY HtATES,
for VASH and on EASY TEIC5s. No Bogus
Instruments sold at any price. Every Instru
ment we sell bears it maker's name and has a
Wvritten sixve-11's guaran teec. Reliable Instru
ments ot LOWES it ATS in America is what
we guarantee. On this rock we stand and
challenge all co,nt ctiion. The man who can
undersell us Isn't born yet.
SPLENDID ELEGANT
PIANVOS. ORGANS.
7 Octave, : : $185. 9 Stops, - $65.
X Octave, : : $145. 12 Stops, : : $T.
Guaranteed the best sold in the U. S., at such
prices. Nothing like thema ever before ofrered.
Strictly wholesale rate-i. No reduction to
Dealers or Teachers. Sold only for cash. No.
use to ask credit.
PIANOS FROM OLD MAKERS.
CIICKERINO, $870.IKNABE& CO., 4870
MATHUSIVK 2;I,0o. PEASE & CO., 179.
HAINES BRO,., 250.1SOUTHERIN GEM, 167.
Select from above list and you will have a I'lano
od for a lifetime of hard use. True economy
es In the puchase of an A No. 1 Instrument.
The best are always the cheapest, as well as
most satisfactorv.
ORGANS FROM OLD MAKERS.
MAc0N & HAMLIN, V) Qtops, $100.
PELOUDET & PELTON, 9 Stops, 75.
rn elegant New Style Cases. Fifty styles from
$40 to $600. These magalileent Instruments
cost a little more than many others, but will
wear twice as long, and aro far better. Illus
trated oicousree.
SEE THESE EASY TERMS
PIANOS.-~815 monthly, until paid
for; or $25 Cash, 'nd balance in $10
monthly payment; or, one-half Cash
do,n and balance in one year.
OR GA N.--7,20 to $15 qu.Irterly,for
ten quarters; or, $5, to $10 monthly, un
il paid for; or, one-hair Cash down and
balance in one year.
FIFT EEN " Dy t if d'Ired'wead
BET AT f B ogus''an"c* nd,O
flooded with them. If any man offers you a
$l.000 Piano for $275, or a $260 Organ for $65,
tell hIm he lies and you won't miss the mark.
Outrageous deceptions are practIsed now. Buy
oy froml reputable, weli-known Hlouse or
Secur bestInstruments at lowest prics.
BY PURCHASING FROM
LUDI'EN & BATES.
aug 17-tz3mos
PAINT
Vite Lead au I ixet Faint Co.
CAPITAL STOCK, $100,000.
These Palnte are meixed, ready for nsean
shad or lr and dIn any quantitIes Irom~
D0 YOUR OWN PAINTINg.
, These Palnte are ' ae of Pure Whiteo Lead.
Zlne and Linseed O id n soluin and read9
for use; are one thir cheaper and will last thre.
time s tong as Paint mixe in the ordinary way,
26REWFARD!
wilb adtow overy ounce of adulteration
of the fnes ivilla.sI Auleriea are pinted with
these Paints. Rend for Toatimoeniaasof game.
also for Sample Colors and Price List., to the
SLOSE MIflD PAINT 00s,
303 ChmeN,New Yoyk
-Cor. MONGAN AWA 1 T$.,,JERSEYCi1n
f y ntas AKE
fas~t, ddes FILE HAV &n
BEST FAMILY 81
The "NEW AMERICAN" is easily learned, d
with lose labor then any other machine. I
J. S. DOVEY. MauaCer, 64 N.
J. 0. B,)," A-alt f>r 1. iod.
FALL C1
TH1 i AUGU
STILL IN
UCCESS has smiled on my short
day will offer groater bargains tha:
list, which I will warrant to be as ch
ton.
SHOES, SHOES, SHOES-Boug
the same at prices never beforo hear
HATS, HATS, all grades and qua
50 cents, sold everywhere at. 85 and
10 dozen Ladies' Hats to be sold a
DRY GOODS
Calicoes, 61 cents.
Good Linseys at 15 "
Kentucky Jeans Commencing 10
Kentucky Jeans, something
extra, 20c. up to the finest 33j."
Cassimeres and Tweeds from 25 ets.
up to the finest pants patterns at
four and five dollars.
Heavy Canton Flannel, sold every
place at 15 and 16 cts., only 10 cts.
Bleached Shirting commencing at
61 cents up to Fruit Loom, 4- 4
shirting, 10 cents.
Wamsutta 4 4 shirting, 1'2{ "
Lonsdalo Cambric, 15 "
Towels commencing at 8 cents ard
ranging up to the fine Damask,
at 25 and 30 cents.
T'EX3D .A.U-TT.
JOHN L. M
The Leader of Low Prices -
NEW FUI
FOR DESIGN AND WORI
EVERYTHING WART
-PRICES LOWI
]?U]itITU:~
Before making your purchases el sewl1
LUMBER AT PRICES TO SI
REPAIRING NEATLY
ALSO PREP?A RE
UNDERTAKER
I keep on hand a full supply of
Coffins of the finest finish. Also, a el
oct 22
FRESH GOODS !
A fine lot of Augusta Flour of various
?LLrands, consisting of Double Extra,
Sun Beoam, snow Flake and Pilet.
ALSO,
A fresh lot of Mackerel Fish in bar.
rels, kegs and kits. Fresh l3okeod Meal
mnd Pearl Grist.
ALSO,
A nico lot of Irish Potatoes and
Onions. Cheese, Crackers &o.
501 lbs. best Green Tea (@ 504 pr lb.
I have just receivod a moce lot of Indian
Pale Ale,
nov 12 WM!. II. DONLY.
SEED WHEAT..
A limited quantity of pure Seed
..Wheat of mny own raisIng and so.
looted byme. For sale by
ot 1im F. m.n)dn
W ANURTGAN,
IT IS TIIM
ONLY SEWING MACHINE
WHICI HIMti A
Colf-Throading Shuttle.
It has Self-Setting Needle.
Never Breaks the Thread.
Never Skips Stitches.
Is the Lightest Running.
IT HAS
A New and Simple Device
on
Winding the Bobbin,
Without removing the Stra rrorn
the j3AhlcoNvIlee'dI11,11it.
out UnthreadiWg the
blachino,
The Simplest, the Most Durable.
and In every respect the
"WINC MACHINE.
oes not Cet out of order, and will do more work
Ilustrated Circular furnished on application,
Charles Ut -oot, Baltimore, Md.
MPAIGNN
STA STORE
i" -1E LAE AD.
profit system and on and after Mon
1 over ast you will see by my price
cap as Chester, Colmnbia or Charles
lit for hard cash and vill bo sold for
I of.
lities. A big drivo in a man's hat at
90 cents.
.t one-fourth their original cost.
NOTIONS &C.
Save your* coppers, just think what
yon can buy for one dollar in fancy
goods.
144 buttons for shirts or calico 5 ets.
Arthur & Co.'s Needles, Sharps, sold
every Place at 10 ctis., only 5 ets.
Pins, i "
Hairpins, 21 "
Fine ToPiot Soap, 3
Good Maciino Cotton, 200
yards, Black Spool, 3"
Steel Thimbles, metal lined, 2 "
Best Unlaundried Shirt made, 95 "
A vory guod Unlaundried Shirt,75 .
Don't forget the place.
[MNAUGH,
- - - Winnsboro, S. C.
NITURE !
MANSHIP UNEQUAL isD.
~ANTED AS REPRESENTE~D.
~R THAN EVER,-.
A newv supply of Window
Shades, Pioturo Frames, Pic-,
tures, WVall Pockets, Brackets,
M ~ irrors, Spring Beds, Mat,
Stresses, and Children Car
riages.
For prices, call at the first.
class
E-E STO REE
IET THE TIMES.
DONE AT MODERATE PRICE~S.
[)TO MAKE~ TO OIRDER.
-o.
'S DEPARTMENT.
Meltalic and Rosowvood Cases and
ioap stock of Coffins.
W. PHILLIPS.
"TIL E T E ACH ER."
" N JANUARY next we will issuo the
-I.first numaberof
"THE TEACHER,"
A monthly journal devoted to the in,
torests of Toeachors, Schools, and the
Cause of Education in general, To bring
it within the reaoh of all, we have fixed
the subseription prico at the low rate of
Fry CFENTs I'I'J AmNNUs,
Speonnan oopy will be sont by mtai
prepaid on reoli~t of a five cent sta
plP' Teachers i4ill (do well to eeodd.
outr Edueational Catalogue.
Please address
ELDRtEDGE & DRO.
oot 22-xt3m 17 North 7t St. m'/la