The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, October 14, 1879, Image 2
1F NEWS AND HIERALD.
WINNSO1o, 8. C.
TUESDAY, October 14, 1879,
it. M PAYS 7). T TS, EiTon.
JNO. S. It E NOLDS. AssoCIATH EDITOn.
' .1)IFi-'::INT cliiiiualts for the
iniveltion of tIhe telephonie have liad a
free light inl tle courts4 and ENia
Gray is the wililer. lie gets ia Ibyal
ty of tone dollar111 ol each ills i'l illet,
an1(d alrlllv there are orders Fir clue
nillion inlstruinelnts. This is a saiug
little suim to begin with.
Cox . 1111d le-cherli' nitd spee ch
es tit Ihe litepublicanl ratificntion inlet..
ing in Brooklvi a fewr ewvelnilngS ato.
.llad Governor Sprague anuld Theodlore
Tilton beent onl halui there nih l-cv
been at real old "ae, inerey Iild
peace"l mleeting'. The l'hiladeilphia
imes says: "Coktling auid 'ireli-r
waved the blooy shirt toge)'!her at it
Cornlell-Tatunnuiry R1epublicanl Ineet.
ing in llrooklyn on Wednesday eve
hning. The bond of sypilnahy be
tween tihe two imieni who uire brou ht-lit
Such slhinille to Church and StIte inl
oir coIilntry very niatui rally bringsll
thern both within te rI(elh of, this dis
gracefl political colipaitibei'itweenl (he
worst elie o11 all, 111 pr 1 iesl. Conk.
finl- atdechl.'.m lch Co nen Klly!
Ts heres ar political oIrn-tetle for1. uile
talpire State ! Anloher pi mper calls
it fihe "1liel ly-J oonkling-Kornell-Ka
nolne-i Kohllbinl'ion." l ' New York
does not repudilte this disgracefil
lmrtnlership wve bholl1be 1much disapl
poinlted.
TuPi-: ANmo:-:tNos//iynrsa:
"We hlave. liot be.-nl a1 slipporter o tle
the renoilinationl of, Goiii vernorl Tiltno1,
as hlere are three or. fourt other canidi
date(s we woul pr-eer to see suceceed.
It ik) however, 1,lhin to or itid a111.
ton .-; is i n n-i -s hltinht i i m e
fa1irly anld honlor.1alyN thanl they have
dolle n11th is timle they will 00e iet
yN11ipa 11 Cor himl which will seiure
h nolin atioi onl heirt -4 bWlio. Our
people love 0 lir phl , and when Ithe
viee anl unirl advani age solught, to be
aken agil it fpubli i1,11 it is sure
to result it) his triumpi."i Tllis is re
Spe< ("Iully recotaicinldA to Ohe atten
tion of thoIe who ar1 pi I Ht ac'ioud Ay' l
adbcking . Tilden. We rgad t1him
ia at ishrfwd, s old tefllow, wi t lIa
keen ty rmlb r ohne. bul he is not
thle scoiltt, dre hi .110 i epui blicns 1 4 lild
evn bit0e lieillobtois dieclare himl to
be. Tilden is the most astute poli
tician in the U ite ta e While IL
canl eete nto entias aA-"n11ongr his
01wn1 party hle is at perfCect terror (in fhe
Rtadicals. The way hie wvol nlose
oiday the must1 l ofy old recons
of Washington woul be i wonler,
and nt a1l It Radical ni(lld wolid escape
limr. WVO wl'st. prefter Soie otllcr
ans to Tilde , bt sli h1e In/clyc'
cer sl vys, i I his d10 raI.i ls irstleh I Im
tIIoo bilerV he ivll be) nlinaWted lon
the (ih'stbatk' G ite Iold man a1
Tiveday thew peole of2t hio wtll de
187e whetherW2 Fotertt ory Toi lowing11
shll befs thi govenor bsives 1011 leet
byurc.l Teis repor7ths wtilwaors
bstaias Iavorabl tol the lu liuslians asIl
- aes olliWes blhong chiefly o that
party87, by tat d esst sollo, dlecied
fullet erets Oiof istnaturlle ~ l2i et
pu1blican plualty on'.,)0 a s iraigh iht
Thoe eGreedbed rsii. t takue frohic both
lirtiell bu leveti lte liepulicansli
wit15 h it pl ult. Sline lhtlliLgures areoon
givenkto showlre hi's pt) 1ecord.1( ina'
187ilen wab s elect gFer. afe hun
dredi vote~'Cs~t is 875 it Iareset All
wi,5- boteth. the 18 eibatr Tisden
by)751 os. 'n 1877l she stalwarws
abstin edermvtigad.so a
ed by'2,000 ohf' ty the Green- n
aic188,ly a eserieel't they aebe gity
ofblian cr etiary ofg iSetate was etleet~
mcd by a plura1itt ol -a,00linhough bt
coied Dem.*ocnrich tnd oGrseec
vofte coiceede hat Work the ropuliad.
bye detie. The Grenac ot i te
uncetai faco'to fite to Ewingo1381lo
he wiolab lted ul were Vl'yepubli
Cans ctilam ohay thellebiutn Gren
baor wi fll wrekur amo twelve od pm'ty
* libs, tous electing t .h gen-c
athoipres 1si iso ake baser will
douabte wothctas favolrecng thie
remcved. Wod edcall se elhawe
shall awse t frushe.Mot
The directWoI'romth Glreeo and
shcuy taudb the ihavebnilty 0
pourany criminabegignc fod discon-li
drut. thefirset mlot of hie1 werict
ofhe bodesd butaner ohrs inere
viewedous r. Johnba lc, tem oveee
Ill; othe lontsa okn the 1)hi~illy ee rd
of sveny-fve onvctsrecilved by
f41#y
Mlr. Ilich hiisel f. The Conviets now
ill (lie stoekade are inl good conidition
and in good spirits. This is the aill
road view of (he Case. On the other
hand, we believe tho authorities otthe
pelitentiary Contend(1 thaitt lie Convicts
were in good conditiol When flirnisi
ed to the road. The deAth ot' over I
hun(ldred conviets ill at year shows
somethinig wrong solinewhere, am111 an
iiupartial invest igation is demanded.
Froi ullr observation (the Icriiiinals
who go to the peniteitiarv are not old
ald dl eCrepit, bill. lusy, strlIong and
bold. There is no reasoln wIly they
should dli!e in :o sh , Sra time altlr
beilng' coivioled. While nobody ad
voc ts usnd-ake-and-oandy trvat
Imlent for tlise scallips, still they aro
huiuu bein-s, 1and inusvt, not be cruiel
ly 1re'altd. lotl file peInitcietiary oli
lails and Ihe dire4 -(ors ot'l te rodi are
g4elllivlel of, high e1aracter, arn( we
it) not. su1spec them-111 of' illIIIiional t is
conduel, still helire nitts be bad man
agemenivit somewh lere. And ats the
imioralify of Convicts semis to be
greoater otiside.e o' (lie penit(iltilary
thai wihin its wals, it svenis in1Ci
1.. lit. iupon the road first to explain (hle
cirtIlllih111uiies. W e a'bsItail I'0oni
lurlber colllillettils as wve would not,
coidi eiilli aliv olle tIllnjtistly.
TilE C.51I NG ST. I T.E' FAI I .
Whut the Excett(ienCumnitten nre )o0isg
(t ActI to)ie Att rucactions of the (iroutids
len Colto1,iua.
'f'he coinii(tee of' (le State Ag: icii.
ura21 *1and 2l('iehaicaol Soieity are ~i imv'm'
very ext1ensive iprovemnts inade :i!
the fair gro ids to uave I them in reva!
n)Is lr ev coming Mhir. Several new
bilinglls are in courlse of' erv4eonI 1,6r
IIhe 1cv(un11lt 4hl ion ol' huy1We. hniher
of' horses anld other live siock. The
buildin onl fihe east ot' Ohe gi wnds,
anld nlext, to the race-coru-Se S.:uid. it is
a presetl pwopored to use ats r ,-g
diiig rooms, thouightl, in-haips, Ihis
inal inay he clangetl. At 1ie norti
eli V i1(of this Ii. at new stable 1.'r
holes. 206. -et long ad having Iwe
ty--ven stallk. The buildin. foinds to
tlhel' about hall way of, its lengi hi
tan(d lorm a right angle. It extenids to
wilhinl a Short distalce of' a1-4t year's
sia ble, leIavi ng at carriage, wav beli ween
ieiii. List yeal"s sable froiits toward
tie re'al side ol'the m11ain hlinilgiii1&r. It is
about I I t' t long (1 anld contain1s six
to i stai:; s i l an a l'ed roo. Next to
th''. ainl ll aI Hike with it, are (wo
see 0InS vff he horse stables, coitaqiliig
I wenIt y si ia, and to elhorfc behin '121)
.hiln.Thent lillows an anl."le td'
i'l-' (y *stables ('or cows and slIevi),
eeinig froim th, blinle'.ig hist de
Sc'riheil to Ole last, yvar's cattle salis
oil tle we.t ot' the *ard. 'This (,oi
1 tins foity-seven stalls, tlose on the
gd lli ing 'or cows, an1d the second
.e rO slelp. 'lhere are.orty--eight
e.t IV salls inl (lie last vear's weslerl
seleft'. ''lis rowl ot'bllilngts (elilos
ves: arv ug elaectaghir yard, leaving-p
Omly passalge ways to ali d necves.s t4)
to tin'C.-rou (Ids il; rear, will-re ilhe pi ,!g
ils are to be located. The i1 ter -tro
it) he made, is they were 1ast year, ill
so'e i1n1s of liovatbl'e I'enIees. Tiis wlolrk
i lot o. hv voitrat tot) Col. Tiliia
Watson1, wol is asisted inl the super
illiilence of' it by Ar. I lowie. The
vard'( is be)ing it'ly gradled, and1( we
lear i-om 301rMi. Ilowie that (lhe gral(!
ing te. the new bildoinig wvill be inilh
edi in about a wveek, andio that t ;e shinag
ling will prob~ably fbe compljleted1 by to
night.
In addtitioni to t ho ring thr horses
buiildlini, thier'ie is to he one to (lie west
oft Iht 1or of her eat hie.
Alreadyl te f'iitr grotiiis atO-ebegiin.
lilig to irensent. 21 11meh m1ore~ slilig a111l
aitiol wheni (lie giadtiig and1bihiiniag are'
ly IiiI wh iwshed, therae will le qfuite a1
-'l'hie t. ii i e . r iue.e. asb t"l(
-0. (neolcout 1 ais ag~titain the 1
-ThClil ew suali horsi tswapig ihstae
lil'u' ew i' ten i:s
-(':e. hSley 1hIikC, a f etrn of'b181I
d'ied in, Newberry and the.~ Cthist.llI
The t empra e ovmnti
- iap.J. (Ia Wiihr, o' ewbilerry21
cout'.gii yhd hisl h1ad o balie cuIjt is'
-- 'te!. C. S. A bt; tison1 (it Aleron'0
I *i hi-s gill hoeuse by tire las;t wveek.
I ''"*W' ava 1hon ui <'ullhu-s.
*-'lho(Charleston ,~ Cot e In i'xchanige
(estimiate that1 the Vcop inl this Statte w'ill
will f:e about twventy per cenit. below
the aver'age.
-Thea oeh y'oteil l' f Greenville hazs
pas~sed1 an1 ' 'niinance' relative to the
pun1iisimientia of' ohis iee lv 'onde.1tt at
plaes of( pubili. 2 amiust'iit.l
- I il lI iooz'/ei sholttiand kil1led Lutherci
h~ inar'd in .Newh erry on*, n h
th hi ishu1., be nulSe' l{ inar2ud 'tsist ed a'li'% ~I(i
l al int ic./s warrant1 f, whih Uoozerxci
was1 ser'ving niit hlim. iBo.th were
' dlred.
-(' In the Sth tisfani, Mr'. Eiuanuie'
1Livingstoni, oi' Noeherr, thle depiot.
watho~manU, thbrew~ his ' pis..d '' e-rss thle
SIrlect 11o2 al c oled ]I ma to t a1ke hlomel,
wh ien (he wean~i IeilIox ~ed ' s.ilinhg it
-Mr'. A er~ (Crenshiaw, a young
1112 Ii i selvei~ne'n year Is e orge, a 50o1
toC '1. Stnne' l reha, Sr., of' Wal
hilht, while pehayin.; abohanli overishott,
wter,-whleel at 21 mill liear ,'' hi ouie,
last weeko1~ , i-11 heI t w en' an 21 ;-m ofIi r:.
wheel itie1 the nilhi'; 02nd bac1( his heath
-ThI le reinvli llfi'rvI wili e bieko
duri' thle setmd week iln No vemberi~l.
'fT' ..'tse - .ys: '' We~ are gla~d to aii
llob'. T.~ W. .W'-'. 2 . iso o. ailii.i
C. tea(e ,'e I' 'A e". 6 -o0's mi,t c'.e;ei
~eIo. ant'! 01n1 loe( sli.iab *ve I ion. Jo' ,1
11. JEvjIin v will be prel'sent .
-On i ~ i Saturdar mlitn lg hii Chester
tandt conton1e's were 011utrlv' dest e' >ved
bcy 1lire. Mr'. hain wasti t'aet. bud
Mrts. Kahn, ~who wats sleopinig ill one of'
the bacek r'oom1s was aiwaklenled by (te
heat. aited sim. ko rutshhligs into heri 1rotr.
The th-e caught frtoun 4ilo front of thie
hiouse. the~ plazza/, andl is cer'1tinly the
woe-k of' ant ieeiliar'y. Thith Iis ISO1
f'ully lulsurled, hut (ho contents ate a
total Ioss. Tiis is the fiftlt fir'o that
has1 Occntred there in1 1111o imoi.ths.
No clud, as vet. to the m'Iumlunt
TUTT'S
aro extractod ftom Vegtal1o p10 dtots,
combining in them the Mandrak or May
Appio, w'hichn recogiiied by phsicIans
C4 a subatituto for otdomol, possosaingall
the virtues of that, mineral, wilt.hout its
AS IN ANTI-BILIOUS
MEDICINE
they are Incomparable. They stimulate
*t~ho TORI'~lU LIVIUJI, invigorato the
1'E]RVOUJ$ brSTE~M, and aivo tonoC to
thoD IOQdT. :IEl OlGAN S,oroating por
fcot digestion and thorough ns3imilation
of food The y oxort a poworful influenco
on the -KID tNY87 and_. LIVEIt, and
throuaht hosoorganrrenovo all impuri
t-io4,tiusvitalizing the tsnesofthe body
and causiiig a healthy condition of the
tjystomi.___________
AS AN ANTI-MALAPIAL -
R EM EDY
They have noorgual and as a n rsult not
as a proventivoti nd curo for Bilioxts,Re
Imkittent, In t rmit'tcit,ypoidFeversi
and Fever and Aitro. Upon the healhy
action of tho Stomach, <eponds, almost
wholly, tho health of Iho human race.
DYSPEPSIA
iS THE oANE
of the present gonoration. It i for the
Cure f this dise-mic and iti attendlant1,
BI10K-HEADA C~tENEltVOUSNESSDE8
that
TUTT'S PILLS
havo gainett such a wide sprond reptita..
tion. No Reedy has over been discov
eod that. ects'n sppeedily uand grntly on
theo d ;:(Lstiv()oons giving< tihomntone
and v4,or to amgreailato food. Tiuis being
accomuplshdl, ofcourtso the
NERVOUS SYTEM IS BRACED,
THE l-RAIN I dOURNRIED,
AD40 THE BODDY ROBUST.
3leiner con ;orsed of the juicuos of plnants
extr. ictsl by powerfuml cheinical oou
cfe, ^1 rep elt ln coiewntrated
fornm t an.-a guarantoed free otn
n.' thii' t'hat can iniure the most del
ici to n'on
A nioted chetnirt. wlio has anulyz.d them, says
' TIERE IS MOlE V]RTUE IN ONE OF
TUT'-'S FILLS, THAN CAN BE FOUND
IN A l'INT OF ANY OTHER."
Wo therefore saty to tho affleted
Try this Romodyfairly, it will not
luxrm you, you have nothing to
louo,butwill niroly gain aVigo
rous Body, Pure Blood, Strong
Nervos and a Choorful Mind.
rrinicipal Omlep 35 arrr St., N. Y.
PrWCE 25 C:ZNTS.
Sold by Dr)u-!i"sts throughout the world.
TUTT HMRyl DYEs,
(VIm.un ll ioltl W xusHVILS changed to a Grossy
I-v %l'gs .111ingin'mptnt of thra- Dys. It In.
Ink: tA a Pr.I il (,,t,1r, act. -.tantaionitsly. an1, is
$ iuhu by 1)ruggists, or
Ofiuo W IMurray St., Now York.
TH E FIEDM OF A LI !
HIOLLO WAY'S PILLS!!
"1 had no appetite; Iholloway's Pills
ve Itae a htearty One."
''Xonr pils are mnarYelous."
''1 send for another box, and keep them
in the house."'
''Dru. Ifolloway has eu red my headache
that was chronic.
"1 gave one of your Pills to 'may iat'm
for ohiole-rau ,aiOrbus. T[he dear little
thing got well in a (day."
".\l nausea of a morning is now
cured."
"'Your box of Ilolloway's Ointme'nt
enrodl me of noises in tho headi. I
rubbed some of y'our Ointment behind
(lhe ears and the noise has loft."
"sedue two boxes; I want, one for a
poor family.''
"'I enciose a dollar; your prieo is 25
eents, but the mednicine to me is worth a
''Sendl me fivo boxes of your Pills,"
'"Let me have three boxes of your
Pills by return mail, for chills and
lever."
I have over 200 such testimonials as
theso, but wa'int of space :aompels me to
concludoe.
FORi CUTANEOUS DISORDERS,
And all eruptions of' the skin, this Oint
ment is most invaluable. It does not
hteal externally alone, but penetrates
wit hi the most scarebiing effects to the
very rcot of evii.
RiOLL~OWA Y'S OLYTMENT.
Po55'sssse of this remedy, every men
maty he own doctor. It may lbe rubbodt
into (ho system, so as to reach any in
ternal complaint; by these means, cures
sores or uler in the th roat stomach,
liver, spino or other parts. It is an in
fallible remedy for had legs, bad breasts,
contracted or stiff joints, gout, rhoua
tism. and all skin diseases,
l.\i'ORTT 4 A~UTtoN.--Nnne are genuine un
less t he signat.ure of J. iIA Y~OOK. as agent, for
the Untitedl Strates suirroundis each box of Pills
and Uint neata. Boxes at, '2centf, 612 cents, and
$1 each.
Ct '"iThere is conasiderable saving by taking
the largo! sizes. IJOLLO WA Y & CO.,
feb 15-lyNwYrk
G REAT' EXCITEMENT
P'ALMETTO liOUSE.
JUST ARRIIVEID one of tih finest as
.%ortmetts of Liqiuors in the Boro. One
lBarrel of Gilonui's (elebrated Old Nectar,
18(0; Tlhree flarrels of line old Rlyo WVhis
key: I t, Old Imperial Cabinet Whiskey,
9 years old ; 2nid, also, the M'abel Belle, 9
ditto; 3ird, Roanoko Ryvo, the oldest, 18
ditto. Corn WVhiskey of the best grades.
North Carolina Corn,Sweetand Sour Mash.
of thei best gradocs Also, Wines and Bran,
die's of (lie finest brands, I have also a
flht, lot of Cigars and Tobacco which I
will dlisp)oso of at reasonable prices for
cash ont ly. Giveotmo a call, and I will treat
youit right. Philadelphia Lager Bleer al
ways on hand froini the colebrated firm of
hlerger and Engell. You can fnnd me at
all times at the Bar under the Winnsboro
Hotel, next. door to D. IR. Flennikcen's.
Call and see me. J. CLEgNDINING.
aug 26
{1(i TJO $600a a year, or $5 to $20 a dlay
tp0 P m. in youri locality. No risk. Wo
IIIen do em wiell as men. Many mnke more
than the a' tbtountt. Ritted abiove. No one can fal
to make moneiiiy fatst. Any onue enn dlo thie work.
Yout enn imake from 50) cts. to $1 an hour by dhe
votinag youra e'vemntngs andl spare time .o the
butstiess. Noihhing liko It for money making
ever o1fe red before. Utstiess pleasant and
strictly honorable. Re(ader, If you wvant to
know all about thme best, payiag bisiness before
thei piltltc, send us your adidress antd we Witl
senid yo(u omit partleulars anid private terms
freo: samll' worth $5 also free; yeou can thten
make up your mind for yourself. Address
(ib.0110E STINSON & 00., P'ortlandi, Me.
Aug lS-temxIy
A SUPPLYof 1beautiful ..oroelain
Opaue Waro,- jit arrived and for
sale at prices whioh eaanot fail topleaso.
aug 4 MnMASTWPRD nInsa A ren
GOOD GOODS,
CHEAP GOODS.
E rclpect .iy cau tho attention of
the piblic to our Iew lot of
Goods, and request in inswect ion of them
beforo purchasing Our 1 good, hive been
carefully selected, bought at bottom
prices, and will lie (old aim low as they
can be bought from anybody anywhere.
We would caill I tle atteii tionk. of the
'adies to oir linle ol loakes, Dress goods,
Fancy Goods, Jloniery, etc. A very pret
ty assortileit. 'Lt' Ties and11 other Neck
Goods. L2aces, uIlgiigs, Frillings, etc. in
GREAT VAIETY.
Our Gon ts' (loods departni'nt is comi
plote in overy thing.
In heavy goods mtch as .Jeans, Keisoys,
Flannls, Hlnesuns, lankts, &co., 'w,
"ar fl 11up. at the low est. prices.
SiOES! SOES!! SiloES!!!
Coio and eximino our Shoes beforo
biuying. Call aid seo our stock, and we
will coivincoyou that we sell goods as
cheap is any body.
.' We are agents for J. & P. Coat.ik
Spool Cot soand BIelding Bros. & Co.'s:
S;pool Silk---NcNw York Prices.
oct McMASTElR, BRICE & CO.
1879. FALL 1879.
WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD!
WE have just received a lar,7
and well assorted stock of Dry
Goods of all kinds, Notions, Ho
siory, Fancy Goods, etc., Cassi
mforeCS. Jeans, Kerseys. Tweeds and
Satinets. Boots and Shoes of all
kinds and at bott-oni pricos.
SPECIAL ATTENTION!
WO ask an inspection of our elo
gant assortment of Clothing. You
you will be repaid for tho trouble.
SHAWLS ! SHAWLS !
Our stock of Shawls is complete in
every respect.
IIATSI .IATS!! ITATS!!!
from 25 cents to $5.00.
Flannels, Whito and Colored. We
can't begin to enumerate all. Call
and be convinced. You will save
money by giving us a call before
purchasing.
J. F. McMASTER & CO.
sept 30
FISJJ[ AND OYSTERS.
TO TIIE CITIZENS OF~ WINNS
BORIO AND) FA~lFIELD:
I *WO1LD respec f'ully announce to
the pubhic tehet I have mua'e ampujle ar
rangoieents with the beM.t Ilouses afI
iNoribik , Stii lih k a ml (Charle.40ni, to)
snpply me' withI FilllSil SAl/T WA
T1ER F.iSH and1 the very best
BAY OYSTIEltS
for thu il son. I wvill keep) them in
store FIl1081I ON ICE every day , so
that my iiustomeris Cani supply thiemi
selves at, auny time.
All my Oysters and1 Fish ar'e guar
aniteed to be flVesh and of the
VERY~ BEST~ QUALITY.
-Very resp~ect fulily,
F. W. IIAlIENICTIT,
Wiashingtont strcot, Rear of T1owni
Hall.
AUWIHTRY &M i M P,
wII OLESALE AND RET 1.\IL
GRlOCERS AND CCOEMISSION
MIERChVANTS,
No 174 Main St. OWhite Front)
COLUM1IIA, S. 0.
We have Mr. J. S. Gladnov with us. Heo
wvill bo glad to see all of' his ol friends.
Give us a call hofore purchasing else
whote. AUGHTRY & MAlRTIN.
oct 11-3muos
SMITH'S WORM OIL
ATIIP.NR, (JA., Decoiraer s, 1878,
A fow ntghts sinco I gaivo miy son one dose of
tho Wormn0il. anmd the nioxt (day heo passedI 16
large worms. At thme aino Lime I gave one
dose to my litle gli, four years 01k1, and 51h0
passed i0 wormsn from 4 to.,5lmnchoa long.
W',ORM Oll, for alhe by MeMaster & Butno
Prepared 'y Dr. E. 8. LNOAhnO
1rtto5 ey~ . -DN tes a
SM~OKEu the "Key East' Cigar-the
finest in town--for sale by
MOKIG an OhoingTobacco, anid
L. OKg of~c the wa' nd ., can be
had at of the . DMcCAItLETV'$.
NW1,r GOO)3
URRIVING EVERY DAY.
. M 3EATY has just returned
rom New York, and wo are now ro
oeiving a stock of Dry Goods and
Notions, Clothing and. Hats, Boots
md Shoes, Groceries, &C., which
vas carefully selected, and bought
t the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
be ask, iiot only our customers, but
:lie wholo counnunity, to call and
nanIiine our goods.
J. M. BEATY & CO.
sopt 20.
NE W G4- 0ODS!
T111E nildersigned1l wolel call especial
T aten tion to their newly-received
tock of -
FALrL AND WIlNTER (OODS.
Tris good< iava' been stleet:' a winh
special referei c Io III(h waits of this
muarket, and will be sold at
LOWEST LIV I NG P11ES.
ohe stoeck onnsists of too 'mv articles to
be enumerated in enadvertis'ent Aln
-xamiinationi can alone satisly pirehasers.
A call from purliasers is rc-pectfully
4olicitedL.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
P. ' INDEiER & BRO.,
Eongress street, one door south of Morris'
ilotel, W insboro, S. C.
sept 30-xttf
M. L. KINARD,
OPPOSITE (lie W1EELER HOUSE,
COLUMBIA, S. C.,
H-AS received the largest stock of
Ilothuing that has ever boen in Columbia,i
nid is selling at
LOW P1RICES
Elegant f'.viet and English Cassimoro
uiits madi~e in 'the latest stylos. Also, a
ino line ot Soit andi Still' Hats, and a well
elected line ofi Over Coats, of Fur ]leav
r1s, Ulisters. K~erseys, ahd Meltons-.
Call and Examine amy stock before pur
zhasing el.sewherr.
Mil. JAMES Ri. KENNEDY
a with the above establishment, and
voujld be pleased to see his friendIs when
n the city.
M. L. KINA lRD,
oct -(3m Columbia, S. C.
A FRESH SUPPLY OF
G ROCERJI ES
.JUST RECEIVED,
With new additions arriving daily,
CDhoituo New Orleans M~olasses fine Sy'rups,
Sugars of all gradles. Rio and .Java Coffee.
green or roastedi, Choice F~amil~y Flour.
Also, ag- nt for the best Flo'ur in'thme muar
ket-P'iedmnont ''Patent Flour"-it has no
erinal. Cream Chbeaso and I'acaronmi
Crackers andl Cakes of all kinds, Seap),
Soda and Starch, Well Buckets, W1ateor
BucketA, Brooms. Well JRope and Cot ton
llope, liacon, flagging and( TIies, Laird in
Harrels4, ('anls and Buckets, b~est Sugar
Cured Hams, lIed Rusa -Preotf Oats. Seood
Rlye and Barley. Nails, Axes, Horse and
Mulo Shoes, Axle Grease, White Wino and
Cider Vinegar, Smoking and Chewing Tio
becco, lRaisins, Currants and Citron,
-ALS0
Canned Goods of all kinds-Salmon,
Mard ines, Tomatoes, Peachos, Pine Apple)1,
Mixed Pickles, Chow-Chow, Pepper
Sauce and Mustard.
-ALSO-.
A fine selection of Boots and Shoes
CHEAP F"OR CASH.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
oct 4
TOWN ORDINANCE.
T j 'lE following section of itn Ordi
ilnanee passed( on the 1st of Marceh,
1878, is published~ by order of Conoil:
Siteo'1N VI. Be it fUrthler' orluei~d
That any person or persons1 wvho shall
r'un, r'ide or dive any hiorso or hiorses
at a rapid rate through any of the
streets, or shaill ride or drive upon any
of tihe 8s(de walks of said streets, or
shall1 hitch any horse or mnl111 to any
fence or p~ost In such a way as to ob
struct 8said sido walks, shall bo fined
fr'om one dollar to twenty dollars in
each~ case, according to the discretion
of the Intendant.
The Police have or'ders to arrest all
violators of this Ordinance.
E. 8. CJIANDLR
oct 4 C.rk o' Cn .n
YELLOW PEVER--BLAOK VOMIT
It is too soon to forget the ravages of this
tert ible disease, whleh will no doubt return in
a more ntliinant, and Virulent form li the fall
iont,hs of 18,69.
MEltiIELL'8 lIlPATINIC, a remedy discoy
ered ii Houthern Nubia and used Witli such
wonderful results in Sout It Atnerict% where the
Most aggravatet cases of fever itre found,
causes ironm one to two ounces of bile to 3o
liltered or strained from the blood oach thne It,
passes through t he liver, au long as it excess
of bile exists. By its wonderfuI action on tMe
Liver and Sto0ach the llrPATIN not only pre
Vents to It certainty itiy kind of Fever and
Black Vomit. but also eures ltealtclh, Consti
\Itt-lon (if tihe Bowels, Dyspepsia and ill
Salal-.11 diseases.
No one nel fear Yellow Fever who will
expel Ile 'alrial Poison andi excess of bile
from the blood by using A Etitsl.i.'s lisIATIsN,
whiilh Is sold4 by alI Druggists in 25 ceCt and
$1.00 bol ties, or will be sent by express by the
Proprietors,
A. F. M EI(iEILL & CO., Phtia., Pla.
I. Pellile'toll's stilliligt, Ol Queen's
belig-it.
m v-'iTe replorts o wt(tirfuil cures of itheumna
tism, Serofiltta, Salt lCItin, Sy1h1Ills, Cancer,
Ulcers and Sores. . lat coilne from il; parts of
tile oount ry, atre not only re inurkable but so
itractilousas t o be doubtet was it, not for tile
abinidanice of proof.
Remarkable Cure of Scrofula, &c.
CASE 010 OL. J. C. IUHANSON.
KumisroN, ( A., Septeiber 15. 1871.
ORN'rs :-For sixteen years I have been a great
sulferer from Scrofula In its most, distressing
forms. I h:tvo beein confined to mily room and
tyil for lifeteen years withi scrofulous uileva
I lols. The Imost aipproved reellies for stich
-ases hiall been is-il, anr1 Ithle most l-miieit
hvstelans consuilted. w1%it"tout.it anly deilded
beneti uThs prostrated, dist 'essed, desponi
ing(. I Was ativist' by ir. Ayer 'f Floyd Coun
Iv. t1., to (*iuinif'eICe I lieuse Of yyIr Comnpoitid
EXtiItet Sililtigt. Law1zuvii e .8as hI istlelent,
toP 1lvsi'lhev Ilm relief 1 obt)Ainedt trotn thie uise o
the i lin i'gila its it is t vmuvey all ldetituate
il,:a1 of lii intenity of moy sulferitig before
iiniig your inIicIeine : sufliletit, to say. I a ban
todted all other reeiilies ani cont inued tle use
ofr oir Extract., of Stillingia, untIl I cn say
trtily "1 amit eared of fil paln," of all disease,
W illi oliltig to ob;l rte, Ale net ive ptirsuit of
my profession. 'More tiilti eight inoniths hove
eaised s1inCe tits reInarkoble cure, without
any return of tie disense.
For the t lh of Ith itbove statement. I refer
to ny genlitlemn in liarlow Counily, Olt., and
t Io ili minthmo s or the bai of Cherokee Urculit,
who ate aitlIlittitd withli ime. I shall ever
renainl, with the deepest. grat itude,
Your obedient, servant,
J. U. BRIANSON, Att'y. at Law.
A MIRACLE.
VEST PoINT, GA., Sept. 1, 18-0.
ON'T:-Miy Otatighter Wis i1aken ol Ihe 25th
dny of .1 tue, 183, wi* 4 what, was supposed to he
Actite Hiliiittitismo, ltnd was treated for tie
saine with In stlecess. it Narch, following,
jtiec 1is f hone t-egant I work ot of the right,
ari a nl ntiined 14 n ppear til nil allihe bonte
fron. (tie elbow to tihe sholiter Joint entne o'it..
MaNiy pi-cet of hvone C:11me ot of rightt loot anl
leg. The case was 1en pironomtitned one of
Vit t) Swelling. After having been conlined
about. six years to hoer bed. andl the case COn
siAdeie iopveelss, I was ilitetied to I ry Ur. Pen
hertionss Compotil Extrato! of Stillingla. anti
was -o well sa islleai with its effects that, I have
i ontitri It use of it untit the present.
My datightvr was coluted to her bed about
six :vea rs tiiore she sat ill or even turned over
withott help. Site now sits up all dar. andl
sews most of her itie-ias walkedi neross the
rooli. Iier general hea1llh is now good. itndii I
hellvve she wIll, as her liinbs gain sIrengt i
wailk well. I lt ributte her recovery. with the
bti'lssinig of God, to tike use of your invaltuable
Imedleline.
Witli gratitude, I am, yours trily,
W. 11. BLANTON,
VEST POINT, Oa., Sept. 16, 1870.
ENrsx :-Thie above certillate of Mr. W. I.
Uaint oi we know and critfy to Is being truie.
The I Iltig Is 0so it1itre(ts of t he tmost respect
ed Cii Izeis will certify to It. As much reference
can be given as may be required.
yours trully,
CitA W FOt)k& WAL.KER, Druggists.
11ON. 11 1). N1 IAtIAMS.
Cr D11. PEMBEItTON'S STILLINGTA Is pre
pared by A. F. M Eltit EL, & CO.. Phila., Pa.
Sold by anil Druggssts in $t.nto bottit\i, or selit
Iy express. Agents wanted to canvass every
where.
Send for Book--"Curlot's Story"-free to all.
Aledicites sent to poor people payable In instal
ments.
imiay St
SPOOL COTTON.
ESTABLIS HlED 18 12.
(AEORqiE A. CLARKH,
S0LE AGJENTI.
4100 1)ROAD)WAY, NEW YORK.
----o
The iittinctive features of this spool
entfin are thatt it is miade from the very
hufest
SEA ISLAXYD COTTON.
It is- fin ishedl soft ast the cotton from
which it is made; it has no waxing or
itrt i iil finish to deceive the eves; it is
the strongest, Smiootheost and1 most elastic
Sewinag thread in the market; for machine
sewing~ it has no equatl; it iR woundt~ on
W HI TE S PO OL S.
The Black is the most perfoct
JET BLACK
over produied in spool cotton, being
dlyedl by a system piatented by ourselves.
The colors are dyed by the
NEW ANILINE PROCESS
reiidering thema so perfect and brihant
thaft dr'ess-matkers ever3 where use themi
instead of sr-wing silks.
A Gold Medali was awvarded this spqol
cotton ial. Paris, 1878, for "great strength''
an d 'general exech hence" being the high
est award given for spool cotton.
We invli te complIarison and respectftully
ask ladies to give it a fair trial and con
vince thomuselves of its superiority over
all otheors.
To be "a at wholesalo and retail of
0. B3OA..
aug Cm
CelliOr & Chle~r
HAVE ENLARGED THEIR STOOK OF
JEW~~ELRY,
STERLING SILVER,
PLATED WARE,
GLASSWARE
AND
FANCY GOODS,
Making it entirely unnecess-try for their
ttustomers to go outside of Winnsboro for
any artll in .their hine. They pledge
themselves to give advantages in regard to
VARIETY, QUALITY AND PRICE.
Extra fine articles which tho market
will not justify in stock, will be procured
on short not
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
For Diseases of tho
Throat and Lungs,
auch as Coughs, Colds,
Whooping Cough,
\ Bronchitis, Asthma,
- and Consonption.
The reputation it has atta-ined, in consequence of
the marvellous cures it has proItiuced dairhiag the
last half century, is a stAfilcient asstirance to tho
public that it will continue to realize the lippiest
results that can be desired. In alinost every
section of country there nre persons, publicly
known,wio have been restored froin alarmingantl
even desperate disenses of the lungs, by Its use.
All who have trild it,acknowlcdge Its superiority; p,
and whore its virtues are known, no one besitates
as to iwlhat medicine to employ to relieve the ils.
tress and suffering pectiliar to pulmonary affee.
1ions. CURtnY PECTonAI. always affords inl.
stant relinf, and performs rapid cures of Lito
mil(er vanricties oflbroiaikl disorder, as well as
the more formidable diseases of the lungs.
As a safeguard to children, antl the distres.
ing diseases which beset the Throat aid Chest of
Childhood, It Is in valuable; for, by its timely use,
multitudes are rescued and restorcil to heialth.
This medicine gains f-iends at CVCry trial, as
the cures it is constantly producing are too re.
markable to be forgotten. No family should be
without it, and those who have once used it
never will.
Eminent Physicians throughout the country
proscribe it, and Clergymen onten recommend It
from their knowledge of its effects.
PREPAnED Br
Dr, J. C. AYER & CO,, Lowell, Mass,,
Practical and Analytical Chetuista.
BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVEltYWRIERE,
Southel'n I'lll'ellal'aes of Pianos. Or
ganls. 31siCIl Pulblications a ild
Silialli Mulsica l f lstrl'leit8
who are alive to theit'
ol itercT WAill
buy froti the
great
MUSICAh iEPOI OF '1ElI 801UPi.
LUDDEN & BAT ES'
SOTmTsTrEJT
MUSIC HOUSE
SAVANNA H, GA.
And Branch Houses
AUUT G. A AN ,G.
Geo. O H obinsn C. .L.Hamulr o
AndL M Bre tanch Ho~nt lSusc ou
JACKSON VI LliI, i"LA. IPEN.MCOA, FLA.
b A. II. Catnph cl. Broawn Brothlers.
Savannah, (Jit., i he Grand Musical Ctentre of a
Solid Musieal South, and front this Central
JDistrlhibutig Depot, witht its chain Of
Branch M.'%iic Hotusesi, alil underCI
onte mnnatgemnent., andi havingi
tin form PrIces and Termas,
are dlrawvn the musical
51u)1flies of thue Southu.
A MAGNIFICE~NT SUccE-ss
-OUR GRAND
INTRODUCTION SALE
-OF STANDARD.
Pkanos and Organs
The only sale of the kind ever Ktu~cessfully
carried out in the UI. S. Flye thuouusandt stand
ard instunents at Factory Ratecs for Cash, or
on Easy Te'rma.
Ten of the leading Mnnnufactuarors of the U. 8 .
have given tas excltusive control of .teir instru
naents in the 8oth, andi authorized us~ to plae
for IintrodtItion andI A dvertisemnt, Onue Tihout-- T
and of their be'st Instruments in repre sentativo
Southern households at Factory W~haooato
SEE~ THE PRICES.
PIANOS 7 Oct. lne noesewooti.Carved $125
- Li gs. Six Years Guairanteo.
PIANOS ! Oct. nine Rosewood, Cary-$155
PIANOS in4 Oct. Sqiuare Grand, su- $257
pebCase With Stoolan
All guaranteed instruments. Manker's name
en each. Fifteen Days'T'iiat If wantedi, we payt
the freight If no saco. A trIal cost a nothIng it
instrumnent don't stit. D~on't hesItatte to order
MASON AN) HIAMLIN ORGANS.
M ASON & l1YA fdN
4 Church and Parlot
Organs. Not, Lowest
Pricedl an 111e)arest
lbut lilgheost Priced,
eost and Cheapest
i Stops, only $8'). 10
*oP.A, only $95. X ith
alirror Top. only $100.
Peloubet & Polton
Organs, C Stops, only
13. 10 Stops wvith
FA3~ - 00li chime0s, Only $100.
Send for Intronuolion Sale cirotular giving
priors a nad flil Information.
'Tle rmagnlicnt Chiekering, Hlallot & Davis
Webor, .\athsusheki Southern (1em, Dixto and
FavorIfe Pianos, .ilason &.hiamlin, Poloubt&
Pelton and Sterling Ot gans all incl'uded in thIs
sil. A -clean sweep. N~o reserve. All new In.
siruments of latest style. Fresh from Factory.
Largest selection of stanid ird instruments over
olled by any HIouse.
IMPORTANT. on*"a
an Organ, wo wIll deliver freigtht ori to an
R .pntinthe South.padtay
LU~DDEN & BATES.'
Sug 5-Xtanm
NEW ARRIYALS.
I HAV justreceived a large and woll
.letd stock of Iloots and Shtoes of
all kinds. Gentlemen's fne Calf-Sowed
Boots, Glonts' fine Sowed and Cable
Screwed Glaitorsi.
ALSO,
A full line of 11ate, Olothinog, &o. The
above goods will be sold lowor than they
can be boug t any where in town. .Give
nme a call and see for yourselves
-oL W.1R.DON LY,
**6 7 .On the Corner.