Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TE NEWSAND HERALD. WINNSBOR, 1. 0. MATURDAr, Novenabar a a 16a9 R. MR ANY DA I, RuoltoR. JN@. 8. RAMTNrOLDS, ASSOCIATE liVftTS. 11i. Kentucky a constitution? Two COpiCs of what purports to be the constituton are in print, one lin the report of the Constitutonal Conven tion, and the other in the Revised JtSatutes. These differ In sorne Im Ijortanit polits. Diligent search las faile-1 to discover the original manu script copy anywhere. More troops. FATHIln 3McNAMAHA, of New York, has for several years denied the spiritual sipremacy of the Pope, and maintalied the existence of a pure independent church in Ireland. A few evenings ago he was formally installed bishop of the New Church. The Itev. Dr. Prime was among the per sons present, and the communion was administered in Protestant style, after the singing of one of Moody's hymns. TtE: Xets and Courier in nit article with the peculiarly felicitous heading, "An Exihausted Receiver," reviews the record of Major Gayer, the Inde pendent candidate for mayor. It shows that Major Gayer, as special referee, reported in favor of lending tenl thousand dollars to Frank Moses, and that after he became receiver of the Bank of the State he paid out un der orders of Judge Graham about a quarter of a million of dollars, and re ceived fifty-six thousand himself as commission.. These facts are not such as to impart great confidence in the 1ndependent caldidate, especially as lie relies upon the lRadical vote to elect lil). LAT.S-T advices from (hai leston are that Sale is rapidly weakening. His appeal to Corbin to arrest the m5unici pal managers was the straw that broke the camel's back. The fight will be between Courtenay and Ghayer. We are pleased to see the tone of the speeches of Captain Courte nay's followers. They endeavor to solidify the party and to bring back those einocrat s who have honestly strayed away, and are now waking up. Mayor Sale has obtained a leave of alsncCe from the city counil. Where he haits gone is not stated. If he would withdraw front the hopeless contest in which he is engiaged it, would help the canvass greatly. lie betrays great want of acumen in be lieving that Republicans will su)port anyone who claims to be a Demo erat while an Independent IS li the field. Ils outrageous appeal to Cor bitt, and his inauguration of proceed ings that even a United States Coatmmis Pioner declared unconstitutional, ought to allenate all Democrats. .Major Gayer was too astute to be caught in this way. It was left for Mayor Sale to buran his flngers with the chestnuts. Let hinm retrieve his error by with drawing from the canvass. Marching Through Georgia, Ihenry W. Grady, a versatile Jour nalist of A tlanta, has written a letter to thae New York Herald announcing the existencee of a stronag Grant boonm in the Empire State of the South. According to him the apple is ripe and ready to drop, and all that Grant has to do ia to come around picking it up. Thte Augusta Chr.onicle treats it as sensational, and scouts the idea ofdanger in a St ate that gave eighty thousand Democratic mnajority ini 18763. It is hardly prtobable that the Girant mtovemtent illh antount to much it Georgia, thbough Parsona Fel tona, th loindependent Coangressman who for three terms has been elected large Jy by Republican votes, has just cut loose fromt the Democracy, and as lhe is a sort of pilot-flsh to Aleek Stephens it Is surmised that the aged commoner will himself swing over openly to Granit, especially as he has all along had a leaning In that direction. Much better to have Stephens and Felton and their supporters over* in the Re pulblican ranks thana to have them secretly stabbing the party they p~ro fess to uphold. Messrs. Stephens anid 1Felton may contract to deliver Geor gia to the third termera, but nobody believes they can deliver the goods. MIr. G rady deserves praise as a sensa tionalist of a high order. We think it will be some time yet before the Riepublicanas again go marching through Georgla. A Radical Love Feast. One of the features of the Fair that has escaped~ notice, was the general gatheritng of the Radical elans in Co lumnbia. The ihe was cunningly chosen, in the expectation that 1th flocking togethert of harp~ies would be unoabserved in the immense crowd that visited Columbia during Fair weeck. But teir prolonged absence frotn Cohnunbia makes their assoem bhing conspicutous. What they did( is not known. What they desired to do every one can guess. They are preparing for a fight in 1880, as des perat as any yet witntessed in~ the State; and they hope, through thte aid ofNorthern RepIublicans, the Federal governmenat and D)emoeratie dissen. alone, to carry South Carolina for the Presidential nominee of the Riepubli. can party and for Radical Congress meon. It is idle to pooh-pooh them A ~ oflbist and prediet a Walk-over fol tho Democrat. next yoar'. That thel e Ie~publicans oxpect to miake a (desper ate fight in Wolth Carolina, Lotuisianta anetxlperhaps Mississ~ippl, ntext year I *ltdy ioeshidowed in stalwa, ~Or~J~pawrs. Te itgattor DoMOcratic tast year by an Increnqe m11aljority, while the ItOPUblicanIs gain ed in all the other States, and carrie< Now York by thirty-fivo thousand ''hIls year, despite Democratie dissen sions in Now York, the votes foi lIobbison and Kelly combined ex. coeded those for Cornell by thlrty-Iv thousand, although Cornell was rut *by Conkhling on the G rant plt ibrim. The Rtepublicans ire not sanguing e o carryling these two States next year, aid they will miake the light in the three Southern States named above. They hope to carry onec of the three at least. Falling in this they will raise the Cry of frauld, an11d claill that they have been counted out. A prominent tepublican halts ilready said that Grant will not be noiiiinatel unless there is fear of Democratic fraud, otherwise Blaine or Slerian will ho selected. This means that if the lepublicans fel conllident of ear ring New York oJIdiana, they will nominate a elvilian, but if not they will select Grant, cry fraud in the South, and endeavor to steal the 1rCsidencV again. An iidispensable feature of this programmtue is to make a close run in South Carolina. We firnly believe that the gathering of the Iadical clais in Columbia last week meant much more thim a mere visit of pleasure. Tihey were Lakiig preliiniary steps for perfecting a idesperate campaign next summer. Forewarned Is forearmned. If the Democracy devote their whole lime to lan unseiemly squabble over the loaves and fmshes, they will wake next No vember to 1find that the Iadicals have slipped Ill ind captured the feast. A Locomiotive Dilnr Suddtenly unril, Killing Three Mten, and Terribly SnId Jug Two Othera. ihe ( 'oithia legister of the i8ti Inst. contains the fllowlg: "About 7 o'clock vesterday, mornir, Enginc 21 attachedl to a iaterial trai oin thlie Greelville and Cotlmbia liilrolad (X ploded, near Domiklds station, killing the engineer, Williaminl lillig-aim, tll colored firenmnm, Willinam dolstoi, tid a yotig white m1izani nianne'd Greer, whllo lived it lioniea Path an111d ran a statlonary engine at Donabls. Gi e lappened to be nCar th le gin101ie w henI the explosioni oe're(. A colored man, named Hlur TIalles m, waVs atalled. Section Master Far-1m er was lso very seiLously 1--ned, lind it was fearel ltit lie 'conl not recover. The t train hmd beenl moi 1r along Ile track inl pursoumce of i busiiess, had sto pped a while to pick up some untlemiaer (, ml hald ioved oil* againi. The explosion took 1l.1ce juat as tie enigine had got in motion. The crowi sheet just over til fire-box was bitr-A. This threw t(I 1 ). turning it completely 111ou11d, and throwinmg it about tvent or thirtv vards from the spot. Til tender wa's left stiamIling. The i rack was torn iny), crosstics tiovel from tleir plaes, aid the iron, which was Ieavy, broken ina two. Mr. "Milligani's had ' was Iiduown about foty yards off. 'Al r. reers was foulnd r where the eigine fell. Johnlston's was tirown hcark on one oif t he flats. Ai r. Mill iganm leit. a wife' and an adopted laugte~mtr. .Johnson left a wvife and1 seve'ral sumall chmildr'en. Gre wasCI umnSItiiiarriedl. Thle1 hotliies of tihe three in were sent . to thenir re spectivye hioumes-Milligan's to Illelenma, .Jlhnson's to Belton and Greer's to lionenji Path. .IAMPT2ON ANDJ (GR..IXT. Wh'1y South Caronna WVIll ntot Suppmort. Ancy Othier P'reneidenmtial Cainttidate~ ta .ena tOr Biayrl. T1hme Wasinmgtont corre'sp)ondent of the Phmiladelphiia Teley'aph sends the following hliatch of' thiaschoods to hink paper. It ispublished as asample of' news,' is scalIre and1( the outfrage market anch comnmenit is made in adtmiis trationi circles, at the refusal of Sena tor Wade lapton, of' South Caroa hina, to unite 1in11 an xpressioni of' wel come to General Grant upon his re eeption at Chicago by the Society of' the Army of thle Toinnessee. Si nre Senator llhampton's appearance in t he Senate anmngst his Souithernl and Northern political friendis, lie has taken at miost ultra po)sIion anmd lhas entirelv abandoned the solen pioomi ises wihdeh lie made to thlie admtinist ra tion when they assunied the reins of' governmnt, removed the troops and1( turned over the State to himit ats its Goveranor. A mong the members of thei adtmnis tration ye'sterday somel of the early re lationis between the Presidenmt.' and Governor I lampton wer~e alludled to, par'ticularly recouniting t he interview between thme President and Govern'ior' Hamaptoni when thme latter camne tromn South Carolinma to Washingt on for the purpose of personally assurinig the resientof' his sinmcerit v -andi his deteminationi to co-opierate ini the poliev of' reconceiatIon in thme Sout h lid downt by thme adiistrationm in Its eflforts to do away with all sectilonal bitter'ness. It was mentioned that as long as Governor' liampton was per'miltted to use the F~ederail paltrionage to serve his ownI purtposes lhe ost ensibly enideavor' ed to carry out his pr'omilses, butt the extrmemity to which lie carr'ied1 his ude mamnds umade it necessary~ for the adl mbdmistrationm to exercise 'some0 disriml niationm mi the a >p1ointumnts made(1 ini the Soutth. Ilponi this (Governmor Hamplton immediately tur'ned his back on adli hs prmomise8 anid becamtie morme Intoler'ant eveni thanm those of' his I'd lowv-eltizens w hom lie had prtevilously' censeured. Recent advics received from Soumth Carolinia show thamt his ref'usah to recognilze Genmeral Gr'anmt is only ai p)art of' his per'sonial feeling in regard to. the Iiture p)oiltleal contdltion of tinaga. Senator H~ampitont has aliso tbrmnally nmotitled the Northerni Demo-e ceratic headers that. the State of South Croinma wvill not under aniy cireum stanecs sup~port ft Nothernm Prmeslietial canididate t that they ate tauanhnoumsl for Baiyar'd, becaus~e as a Southern man lie has always beenm ldentltled with $heir' section, anid his symntpathes have been with thaen in, all thmeir trou bles, both durilng and since thme war. -As Co'rroN 1s KINU it comnmerce so the lver' is klig 1mn the humoman Es tern We cannot live in any' peacc with this groat organm diseased. Tei' keep It in coniditionn to perfor'm its tenhlttionis use Dr. Gild~ts LIver Pills, Tife are sgld by all druggIstse and I oinu~vnd4I'OhSbts, Ifor sale byli' en4 e ~ ~ SPoessir Keoedy, of Due We. tInks that, next to IImptonl, Asso -i ale Justice H laskell, of the Supr1eme) Court, iN the best m'anl iII the Stato for Governor. --innilel I[orlbeek, Esq., for maiv 3ears Clerk of the Uuited States Dis-I trict Court, died ink Chatrestonl onl Thursday before last, aged about seventy-three years. -As an indiention of the desire of emiigri'tl(s to cote to South Carolina, tihe earinwell People ienitions that it gent leniaiin near that place - received, i 1 vspon15se to anl advertiselelt in one1 of tlle Northeriii papers for a ihand, 117 ap plicatlionls, somel with meianls ran11 ing 1rom1 $100 to $500. -The iG0reenville Daily Directory may be Counted aiIIong the late lauent (d Ilews'pipers. It. has ceased to be I p~tbl'shed, ii s publishevr, \Ir. T. A. I Iay denvi, be-coming, for-enian of the .D(aly Xcews ofilc Thle Columbia Rlegister says its deith maiy be attributed to advert ;.i ng too clheaply. -Some one entered the house of Dr. John Ivilch, of Columbia, last Satur (iy nihit. and( cairried oflseveral arti cli.. of clotlhing and at pocket-book con ti ninhg five or I-ix dollars. The( cloth img was afterwards 1und iia lot inl tle rveari of tie premises, blut the pocket book and mney have not been recov crled. -Mr. James C. A dams, fie husband of the Lanicaisie ninlllle Imaother, has beenl Ilin inl at erifical Condition atI Ithe IeiteNice ol'his flither inl Lancieats ter cominty. 1 Us illiess was occasion ed by' the I'earful 8shoek lie received when infioImied of tle horrible deed of hs wife. Whiien last. heard from, his lifeo wats <h'spaired of. -Colonmel E. C. McLure, Once editor of the Chister Reporter, but now of Dallas, Texas, has iecoie tile malnlag lg11 editor of (he 11allas Daiy Times. While Colonel Meliire was coniectc(I with the Reporier he was regarded by thei la-ess and110 peoleC (i'South Carolina n's one of the Iulost facile an1d trienlchat. viiters in the State. -Thte (heuster Bulleha reports this singfrulli acideont : Jimii Anderson, a (4l0red uIa11, livinig Onl (Ihe plailtation ol' r. t . 1 )odds, received at wound fr'oimi file accidlea11111 discllargc of a pis tol last. Tuesday. lie was drawing wat(r, whil Ilte windlass slipped out of his *hand and s tick a listol which was' ill his pocket. TIe 1111 entered th i h)41y par o1fe thigh, and ran g igl downiwlrd lodgled Lelow the knee cap. -,1Ad Th'l ttradaly 'Mr. J. Y. Jones, I ex-sher-ill'of* A bbeville countty, refuntd-8 ed to his bonldstuien thlt filil amiloutitI which 1hey had0 advanlced asm sureties (Iln his ofiicial bomli. Se!veral days ago h' paid a lirgo oilicial clam, whi'hi hlid n-t be. ..previouly aidju-sted, and0 nowt thspaylinent. if is presutuled, winlds uip the whole mIIatter, and relieves his surl i'ces fi-omFi 1Ny fiiurtherl .'es polsibili ty on his oflicial boind. an1d alluills. to dih letie., his prollmise to savo them whole il tlie en1d. -Some I ime aro, Capt John Burdell, M11 Of the couni'o tv coniuilisjoiers of Kershlaw, tendeired his resigiatio t!, whihi ti ie Gtoverfior'i accepted. Subse queI1ly, the Goveln1or re-appolited himi1i, but ilitdell refused to aecept. The (Governor tlihen wrole to General Kemiedy, one of tle aemiers of tle ILegislatire, r(eluesiing that the Ker .,haw delegat)ion reconmmend some one l~wih i the appoinutmen01t. TheO positionu wals first. tenlderedl to Mnr. WV. L. Ar thur,.W~t (who 1 dec l,Iiand sinc tha I it thme 'anien~ll Jounia/ sayis the oflice has i been1 onl aL earchi to find( a suitable pe(rsonl to fill it. -Mir. W. 11. Iar'dini, of Chester, has rec('(overe(d thle wiatchi whichul wa'is taken 1101m is re0sidecelC last siiummier. The plije 11ut liorities of' Charlot te succeed (ed in obtaiing it. Aleek Bieiry and1 I luryi' .liosb~oroulgh, who wvere tiedC Onl thcechairge at thle last term of court 11un1 acuiitfted, alppeari no0w not to lave baeen thle burglars. The negro who hadl the watch iln his possession was knlowni at Chester, while empijloyed as a hand oni (lhe CJharlotte, Columbia and1( Augusta1 ailr'oad, as one Williams, buit lie was known elsewheire by sever -ThFle Sparltanunrg Sp)artaIn says: All acideni~~t that nearuily provedi faital ((ook place' ill thle store of' Mr. S. B. FX'ell one1 daiy laist week. Ile has two elerks-onie a1 brothler', and11 the other a vounig 31r. Clar1k. T1hey were examlin in"' somle pistols which theyv had for sakit' and airn. Ez.ell snapped'ono 011 which h~e sulpllosed to be emnptv, anid as8 (the empity plistol always do'es, it went ofI', amd the b~all eniteired the irighut side of' the chest of' Mir. Clarke. 1t did not strike a vital par1it, anid he is nowv up w alkinlg a bout. -Thei( Aiken journal learnus with satisteetionl that the prlo posed rilr11oad froml Edgetield Cout i ouse18 to Tren~l-1 toln, a1 slation) on the Charlotte, Colium bin1 and1( Augusta Railr'oad, Is f'ast aup proaihchinlg !omplletionl, and1( urges uponi the people1 oft Aikeni the impor)Itanfce of' also0 comiplet ing at once't the prlop)osed comliec'tion of' thiis road14 with Aikenl. Th'lis connection01 it Ri's has already been sui eyed( at a considerable ex Ilenlse, and1( a1 special commiuittee wiias aip po)lited( some1 timhe aigo to procure all GnIANT lBerous TnlE Wan.-Strictly fr'esh reminisceee of General Gr'ant: W~hen a boy in Ohio, or someowhere else, Grant drove a milk-wagon. Among his custonim'rs was a' c4olorecd famnily. As hie druove up 01on dy to the domilhcile of' his colored patroni he bethought hiim to have a lit tle funi at the expenise ofua plekainny that was ma~ikiin md pies ini thme door yard, and so addressed it.: "Y'ou, Ephr'ahiam, take dat chalk out ob vo0' eve 1" 1Sphr'hlam's mother hiappen'ed to be 11ust ar'ound( the corner~i of the hlouse lioeinrg lime wvatermelons, and1( hiastenming aroiuid in fronit she almiost y'elled in her' Indignmation: "See hieahl, honey, you hab all you kin tend to er' yo' take dat chmalk out oh yo' umilk l"-incinn'at .Enguirer. SunRE CURE FORl TH E TOOTIACE. Jack is not often Ill; but onCe hie had the toot hache. "And what do you do foi' It?" said one to hin. "Weel, 1 just boughlt saxpennlior'th o' laudannum andl miuxed itwP' a p~int 0' whiskey and drianlk it ; but It was na4 good." [hero there wais a Jpause, after whviich Jack resumed: 'So then I got anmother' sax~ penniorth o' Itaudanum ni 11(pit it into a quart o' whiskey." "Well t" "Weeol, wvhen I woke two days af'tor there was na4 toothiache"- Vanity Pajr.' --It is considered unlhikol ythat Chailes Francls Ad1ams could >o orc malited. -Queqh Vietorbe incomue laset ye~ we o $2,60Qo '00, -A decree for the salo of the Roek bridgo:Alunt Springs hm been cntered In the Circut Court of Augusta county, Va. -Tho New York Graphie says there Is a rumor coming t1om N well-iiformed souri'ces fhat Mayor Cooper is abotut to Lib sispended. -Ii the library of General Craint's residenco at a(htlenatI tlhe 4.oat-of -armlus orfihe 0Grant1 thmilily" hanlg-s conlspicul >usly on the wiall. -Senator David iDavi1 is repo rtied serionsly iII at Lenox, Mass. Ili. lnefs wVas brought on by the recet. deith of his wife!. -Senator Bayard's candidliev is ad vocited by thI; four Germlu'au daily lewspapers of St. Louis, every one 6f he tir representing a rilically dIfI Lerent class. -The two-year-old child of Mrs. Glullivyav, of Carp village, Ontario, ite the suhlphur o0r twenty matches last 3.miday,anid died sooni after. -The Rev. Dr. 'llhan Allen died at Neowport, Ky., on [Friday, agedl eighl y rour. le was one oft lie oldest 'Epis 3opall minilistis lin the Uniited States. -The New Orleans Timcs saYs thait lie nlew colstitut ion of Louusitanii ald the vote on the constitutionld conven tio) deelaring that tle colored people dhall be protected In their rights, have topped the exodus of colored men [1rom1 tN State. -Ax. empty boat with mast bioken Ind Rsa gone, Was foutind la.st 8iluda morntl1 near Advocate bridge, ieav Ilalifax. It is thougit to be one in which SIX personis left Scott' .ay for Advocate llarbor just pirevious to the evere galo of last Saturday. All who were on board are supposed to be lost. -In the investigation of tlie charge s [f llsmanagemnent in regard to the Lo tite Milwaukee (Wis.) Ilouse of Cor rection,one of t(e prisoners hats von ressed that tle whole thin uig is a ptt-upl) oh .agaist the managers, and va Irigitated to facilitate a plot Cor a geuneral escape. -:-Mrs. Emily Smalley, of Lowell, 01io, Iidow of I soldier, direw I,fO 1;esioni m1on0ey hast wcek uid plurchased a revolver tor fear of eimg robbed. Hler leli-year-old son )icked upil tle vealpon, lccidetlliy lischalrged it, 1n1d the bullet. won'1 birnolu his II. Ilsothei's heart, killing er instantiv. --Twvo youing men and (wo boys vere toget her l ait roomn inl Ih'istol, 1.., last. Sunday, when Orville Ilivnes. lincteenu years old, poillited I deh-ed evolver lt Ihe ot hers. le vits tohl to top, its tle revolver was loaded. AIihingly lie poilited it at li:, ownl sefd, when tlie revolver. was discharg (, killinig him inistantl1y.. -A farmers' coiventiioll, in which lie Souithside counties will he fully elpresented, is to be behl ill Petleri mII rg, Va., comiicl(ing on the 25:h11 of' he presenit moit h, for ih "purpo.eof onsi-4deringr somle impor-tvl ant measures or the fu1tulle interest" of that. 3tate. lon. Thonits F. 1Vavard, of Delhware, las been invitcd to deliver till mahl-ess 1Wedlestlay, the 26th, oi "The Dt. ies of a Citizen." -About two weeks ago John L. Vilson, t boy of six(eein vers, who esides it Washi tigi tol (It, I tad one r his fingers crushed by being caught a the cog wheel of a "merry--go ound11," or flying iorses, il tlie Nm ion 1 Iir grounids. Te i ujury seeinwd ii be slight at the tiime, blit oin Sundar(I ocklawv set in. and notwithlstamii he best surgical skill lie died t hat era un1g.. -Near Lawrence, Kanisas, on Sun.. lay evenin g, St rawder 11lines. eoloredl, vent to thie house of Samnulel O)dell, >liaced (lie mulelI of ai "iun nea'r theii vmiidow where Odell was sitting anid ired, killing him jistanutly. Ilunes hen wenitinto the house wiih I he. in enlt ioni (i (lut ting M rs. O)del's thront vith a butchter's knifeh, but dlesi .. [(e clim ied thiat Odlel had threaten'ied is lfe for daniigerouslyd frighiteinu' irs. O)dell some1 mioinths'hefore. -A special from M oiristownu, TPenn, avs that two men named Downs aindu Andi~ersont, a daiy or two ago, went irmned wituh rifles, to the house of ~ 31s t05sephinei W~illiams, near' lamne~eown, usulted thast lady anud thireaitene'd to hoot a manii Sicinir pe if lie did tot leave. Steiniir p er, ho wever, malftched1 a rifle belongi ng to one of he muen, shot D~own's dead1( a1 nd clnhhd ~idersont nearly to dleathI. Seinirper vas arrested, budt no on.' apl)-armo-i igalist himi ho was subseqjuently re uased, 'THE Mnfl.K IN 'Till (fOCOAiNl'T.-A >romuinenit iladhical in F~airIhehl counit v 11e other day .mlet Major Woodlww ml ni our presence, anid a~ssured1 him I hat, he was the tuniversal choice of the lHad caulksof Fainficeld fijr the polsitionl of 'lngressmian. ing li 'sked wlmt nleant this astoiundingl. declarait ion, iun -etgard to a man w hose eniergies andi( ailenits had never tiredm ini the cause15 of Decmocracy, berelhied, "'That'sexacmltly hla's the miatter; wve must get rid. of dam, for lull lh--l can't carry lFair (held or the lRadicals as loni: ats Maijor Woodwvard stays lucre." T1his wa's a cady sohiltioni of theo case, anld easily iecounts (or "'thec milk in thue cocoa iut." What a superb membelr the (eniial Major woukt make.- ~(Camde fournal. CLnICA L Wrr.-It wats at max im of Bhishiop Ehphinstone, an emieint Scot ish saint, thiat wheop one sits in comn 'any, and aiiy mcrr'y thioughut comles luto his htead, lhe ought to give uttler 1nCe to) It limedlately. Thue clergy, is a body, are among thie most hunmor 11s Of Rien). Old1 Dr. Emm~ons, of [Franklin, M[ass., said as punigent hings at thie table as in thme )u1lpilt. A roung11 preacher occupiedl his pulpit )me day, anmd at dhinnler angled for a complimlent. "1 hOpe I did niot weary you by the Ioength of my ser' non, Doctor?" "No, nor by Its depth either." .0NRV'O A. BASE~ BALL COmn.-A California paper remaurks on the nrIive Elisp~layedl by the White Stockhigs liuring a receint game in Sitn Francis so, but fails to allude td the reckless heroism which enables thiem to boardl at the Palace Hotel, eat four meals a clay, knowing all the while thaI tho lintire assets-of thie crowd amnount to but $8.42.-O'hicago TJribune. -Canou Bell is the I afest big gun to to off, ie sailed from Newv York to L~ngland the other day. LAW PARTNEltSIP i. - T UE undersignied hauve formod ri part norship #d tho style of'- LYIES ti BARRON, for the protleo of laew in all the coiurt of Wf48ol 6oun~ oot 8-t t 6w T. I~l ON -tra 1 frogn Veantab'te modnets1 Wanl co h.nul:'6 t l-) M! W-irak or Mauy th( _vI~iu ,of tnu..itA, W"W..out its Ld a At-eeu. ._'14TII __I they aro inoreivlable. !1h3y utiulate 1919:Vey v'. t 11,~'Ytoi1 yo~~t n'-l-t) tie5,_t'dlOtttiA hat' thotuesort.ho body aNd earN a healthycodivion of tho Prhovrtve ,'o gut.;_and nu aresult not ti~a .ttreti'.i t'-itd cWu-o -r 'aiiutte i r 1)A4.\tA ad1 . 0'~to1t11yrl w ollyv, tho )-J.. e f to I luna a rA.ce. of the prens'co gentelationL. Ioids ftor the B4kLt) e\Z NERVOUSNESDfDE8. that TUTT'S PILLS hae e u ch . wido spread rieuta tion.__No Remdy han ever beern ditoav. i ixiat aettn to speeddy id gisity heo dip.e eso.,n givinX ticiri tone and vigo" to se iraunte footi. lliis being accm h . of coV-rfo t'i 1%HitGUS SYSTEMl~ IS RACED, TM. i 4M IS .; S IDo P.OD Til rBO RBUST. g cmos~ d of the juicos of planta c(~e- ~v't by' pow.'rfu L elloigrainialen c* a r .prepgr d__in aC.onicentratecl I t u,-ar gi.inted free fronm V "E9.i tou.tCcirztte th. nionit ich A not d chemist who has arialyztcI them, says ' T'f.l IS iEOKE VIRTUE IN ONE OF' Tn's PxINs, THAN CAN DE FOUND I' A Fi'i.' OF ANY OTHER." Wo therfore ray to the efeted Try this o-ncdy fairly, It will not hrrn you, you have-nothing to lon~bt wrdsurely gain a Vigo ro'us Eiody., Puro Blood, Stron INearvos an3i a Choerful PMInd. Ii lcipal Ome, 1 1 Mu;ry St., N. Y. PR ICE 2p CEr TS. S-.'.I1 1'v 'it s thrte-tout the world. 'TIT H R &DYE. 1AY I t -It nit Wairsx*I'ts chaim rt to n GT.Iur 1;. :K4/ a i',gy .!ttin o4 15hi1 IjYu. It W1. 31. t, n .: tr. I s-:, nt. I it''ttatie wan' y, ila l ig - e i ild by Irugglas.or Qis1co i; ourray St., Now York. Va' IMi'. IE- 14 1 E rl A IAL! 1H0LLWAYS P1LLS! "I: had no appetie; Ifoloway's Pills vt' me) a htairty one1."' "I sen fori1(1 anthert b11lox, andi klop' (1hem1 Dr. Hiloway has c'tdmyhach that was crne 1gave one( (of y01our Pills to my babo fo'r ebiolera miirhus. Tuo dear littlo thing got wtll ini a day."' .y I aua of a niorning is nlow "Yo'ur bIox of Hlollowvay's Ointment enrE<d me' of nises~~ in the hiead. I rubbeul on o yor Oin Inn-nt behind the eP~rs an!d thea noise hasi left."'. "6s3.nd mie two boxes; I want ono for a poor faily." -t"]0elsI ai dollar; your price is 25 Cenfi but thol :udiicine to mec is worth a1 "Sendfl me2 five0 boxes of your Pills," "LItt me1 have C' three boxes of y'our Pil yreturn mail, for chills and I have over 20'1 -such testimonials as these,, lot wafnt of i-paco ocmlUCS me to c:onclude. FOn CUTANEOUS DISORDERS, Arid all cruptions of' thei skin, this Oint menut is llotet invlultlo. It does inot heal1 CX ternauliy ailone, but p~enetrates wi'hI the met(t scarebing eff'ects to tho very rc')t 0f evil. 110OL LOWAYs 1'S 01XTMEN~T. Poesesactd of this remedy, every men 1m1ay 11e own dioctor. It intay 1b0 rub~bedl into thte system, i.o as to reach any ini r complinlt; by thecse ium.ns, cures leeso ercrs ini the throat Ktomaeilh, h ver, npin~c or' of her' linrf.'. It is nn int fallible reme'dy for' had1 legs, b)ad breaQtsts, :onitraltd or .stiff joints, gout, rhouma.. tism.t and all tkin diseuases.* Inrorix- Car~ox-Non 1nr geninie uin Itess thle si5t fulre 0of J. ii-AYI)OtK. abs abgenit, for t he Un1itdat nte. sttroun1fd etach box or P'Ills aind Ultlmnent. Jloxes at, 2't cent, 62 cents, and 2l" There is constderaible saving by taking the large: sizes, lIOLLO WA Y & CO., feb 15-1y New Yom''k, CLER1K'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, Lucy Cald well, Plintiff', vs. Mary L. Nol son and~ )thers. Dotendants. I N pursuance of an order of the Court of Common Pleas, made in the above statedi case, I will offor for salo, before thoe couit-housec door in Winnsboro, on to first Monday in D~eember next, with in the legal hours of sale, at plubili out cry, to the highesL bidder, the following.. inig dlescribod property, to wit.: All that nice, parcel or tract of land, lying being and situato in tihe county of Fairfield, in tihe Stato of South Caroli na, contaiinin~g FIvE UNDREDi AND 'rinTY AonES, mioro or less, and bounded as fol lows: on thle north by lands lately of Trhomas Anderson, en thme east by lands of John Ilarrison and Israel Blyrd, en the south by the public road leading from Wilnnsboro to -Klncaid's Bridge, and on the West by aid public read 'and by lands iatoliy belonging to the said-Thornas Anderson. This land lins been divided into two tracts, of which a plat will be exhibited on the (day of sado, arnd tiA tracts will be sold separately. The piat may be ex amined at t1 e ''lrks 01110e. TERMS OF SALE: One-third of the purehasemomiey be paid in cash, the b~alance in two equal annual instalments from day of sale with interest from thbe day ef sale, payable an 'sually, theo purchaser to give for the said balance a bond secured by A niortgage of' the premises, andl to pa'y for all eessry clerk's d~fo C.Boop~ ~Winnrsbore~ b Noy. 0, 94' I I8 ~ AUG'USTA ST'R Es, DRANII DISPLAY OF NEW GOODS! E 1COND new arrival this season in Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shooes, lothi.g, Crockery, Glassware, &c., &c., which I1 have bought chenper thitt Dress Goods li all the new and desirable shades, Cashinores, Crepo Clothi and a big drive in lasket. Dress Goods at 124c. An clegant line of Cassimores. Jeans, ied and White Flannels, Blankets, D-4 and 10-4 Sheetings, and P. '. Cottonl. I ami still selling the Peidiont Factorv Goods at tho old price, no0twith tandinqg the recent advance. CALICQESI CALICOES!! CALICOES!!! CALICOES!!!! Best brands In fancIes at 7c. A very nice line of Cloaks, Shawls, Saeques, &c. ed 'iflckings comnencing as low as 8!. up to A.C. A. at 20 to 25c. NOTIONSI NOTIONS!! NOTIONS!!! NOTIONS! !! An elegant line at prices beyond con etition. .My Shoe Department Is conplete, and purchased at. rock bottom prices, and will bo6 sold very low for 0ash1. Something very cheap) in Glassware and Lamps. I respectfully Invite the ladies to inspect iay stock before purchasing eise where, an(d colpnro. prices. Sometlihig new in Vases-a big drive. I invite an inspection of the abov0 goods, which I will sell at live oud let live prices. Jo L.x MIM1AUG H, EAD ER 0OF LOW IPR ICES. NEW GOODS! W Ehavs now open, and will sell as low as any relialble house in town our second supply of Fall and Wintor Goods. 1 case Fruit of the Loom Long Cloth.. 25 pieces other brands of Long Cloth. 1 case Bessbrook Jeans. 75 pieces assorted Jeans and Cassimeres. 50 pie-es new style Prints. Dress Goods, Alpacas, Mohairs. Cashimeres. Blankets, white and colored, Flannels, Linsays, GinghAmns, Brontu Honespulns, Plaid Homrnespunns, Drillings, Osnaburgs, Bed Ticking, Hick ory Shirting, Cotton Flannels. Comforts, Shawls, Cloaks, Boulevard Skirts. A full supply of whito and colored Dress Shirts, Undershiits anid Drawors, Bleached, Brown and Colored Half Rose. Clothing and Hats. Overcoats I Overcoats ! ! Overcoats I I For tho ladies we have a n.co stock of Undervonts,JHosiory, Gloves, Ruffling, Collars and Cuffs. Edgings ank Insertions, Ribbons, &C. The "Pinafore," "Jnna," "Prido" and "Beati ice" Corsets. White Goods, such as Nainsooks, Jaconets, Cambries and Lawns. For houso--keepers, we havo a fall line of Tablo Damask, Doylie, Towels. Bleached and Brown Sheetings. Notions in great variety. Ladies' Misses' and Children's Shoes. Men's, Youths' sand Boys' Boots and Shoes. Trunks, Valises, Satachels, and Umbrellas. pIn our Grocery Department can be found everything needful at low prices. 1We cordially invite an inspection of our stoek, feeling assured that we a n please. F. ELDER & CO. nov 4, OU" RTnr NE1 r DRY DOO^mDS AVRTEET WE have just received a new and large supply of DRY GOODS, consisting of all kinds of Cloaks, from the very cheap.. est to the very finest. Ladies' Sacks and Skirts, in great var ety. 25 dozen very fine imported Children's and Missos' Hoso. All kinds of Ladies' and Misses' Merino and Woolen Vests Boys' and Children's Merino Ssir ts- something new. Ladies'Scarfs, from the finest to some at five nents each. 25 picces Black and Brown Worsted at ten cents per yard. 10 dozen children's Gloves at five cents a pair. Ladies' Shoes-a great variety. Ladies' Felt Hats-latest styles. Ladies' Satchels. Blankets in great variety. SUGENHEIMER & GROESCHEL. n1ov 1 THE ELEP.HANT HAS COME, &-WITH A FRESH STOCK OF FALL AND. WINTER GOODS -AT THE IINNSBORO DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, AND MILLI ERY BAZAAR. We take pleasure in announcing to onr frfends and the publIc, .generall hat we are now opening the finest and mosot domplete nsortaiut of VOaI Lnd Winter Goods, noluding Fancy and Stapp y Goods, all tiiThatist itylesof Millinery, Ladies' Press Goods, Fny " Goods nd ti, 'a.7 3UBOCERUNS, CON OXN~tB ~O ~ OROOKERY, Ti d A I-,.' .4-T 5' RX ~ 4i ,