The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 04, 1880, Image 2
THE NEWS AND HERALD.
WINNsJo1i , S. C.
TUESDAY. May-4, a a a 1884
N. M'A. YR 1A YT.. lCprOa.
.. N. It YNOLaU 4, AssocLATI HDITOR.
"IlL K ANP TAN." Jeremiah t
'Black and Ulysses S. (;rant.
I'S-TMASTE1 Gr:rr:IRAL. KEY, THI
err nt. brother, of Hfayes' Cabinet, ha
b), on appointed United States )istrie
Judge to Tennessee, made vavant b,
the dc'ath of Judge Trigg. This ease
hin oil' into a snug berth.
TnHE Nit , w OI (K 11crud thinks tha
tnless his oppouents sprackle up con
siderably G'ant. ciuanot be headed of
at Chicago, while anti-Orant papers
experiencing the delightful sensatilot
of having a candidate stutled dowi
their throats by negro rabbles in thi
'Southern States, bitterly suggest tha'
the Republican nominiation should be
left to those States that will do fl<
votiig. The Fli leenth Amendinent i.
coming home to roost with a venge"
aice.
Ti:l'IPtr.An,E.t'1tu TJimes meontions
Judge Jeremiah S. Black, of 'ontsyl
vania, as one of the Democratic dark;
horses. It. pronounces him the ablesi
intelleet in that great conuioiwealth,
I. adds: "Ito is among the ablest mer
of the count ry ; he is ftet- from thi
following of faction ; he is sound 0
the financial issue; he is "Democratit
frua his wig to his boots, and h:
would mnake a thoronglily honest ad
ininistration of the government. Tlh
political leaders will howl limn out o
tl'e ring at once when his name is men
ti.mted; but when they get to iancin
t ttti and discover that those who havi
had possession of the ring must nunk
way for the entry of the dark hors
brigade, they will find the name o
Judge Black bn the list from whiel
the choice must be made." Judg
Black has not been in active politie
since hie left Buchanan's cabinet, bu
lie chews up a Radical every now anl
then in a political pamphlet. It is no
a month ago that he crushed ou
Boutwell, of Massachusetts, in th
question of a third term for Gram
And If Grant. he the Radical nomine(
Why not select Judge Jete for th
Democrats?
GENF.n.\t. E. P'. A1.rx.xxrn. n
Georgia, has resigned the president'
Sof t.he Georgia Railroad to accept th
vice-presidency of the Louisville an
Nashville Road, a corporation thi
controls twenity-eight hundred miles -
track and many millions of capital
General Alexander was asked to nam
his own terms, atid it is said his salar
was fixed at fourteen thonsand dollar
a year. As a director and the viet
president of the Georgia itoad, b
ill still aid in its management. Thi
promotiont was not nuexp)ectedl b
General Alexander's maniy friends, a
through his ailiity and high chaarat
ter he lins be:ome the leading railroai
muan of the South. Whether as Chic
- Engineer of the Confederate army i
Virginia, as Pr'ofes'sor in the Sout:
Carolina University, or' as ]lailroa<
Presidecnt lie more thanm fulfilled th
expectations of those who pult thei
confidene In him. As the Louisvill
- ~ and Nashville lload has recently madu
advantageous comibinations with th
Georgia itailroads and the Sotth Care
Jina Road int this State, Geneiral Alex
ander' will still be able to use his ini
Ilience in behalf of this sect ion, an
bise removal to Louisville will be les
keenly felt than It would otherwis
hiavc been.
A Big Disgust. .
The NYews and Courier has inifoma
tioni that I). T. Cor'binh A. 8. WYallace
WV. E. ICarle, 8. W. Meltoni, John 11
Cochran, Simeon Corley andl othecrs
"who represent tihe braiin anid courag
of the liepubhlian pamrty in this Stat
are initensely d1isgusted1 with the coin
p)ositlion and( coniduct of the r'eent Re
piublicant Convention held in Col um
bia." They' profess surp)risO that ad
Versity bis taught the party niotillo
- and that the same old set of cut
throats aid thieves is as rampanit a
ever, lIn tis nto cause for surp~ris
uexists, The Conunty Conven tionsa coni
sisted solely of the old backs an
thieves, as the mnfrees of the colore
people wore too busy p)reparing for
tiotton er'Op to take ally stock ini th
- present meetigs. The State Conveni
tioni was jnade uip of the worst mate
rial of the County ConventIons, and a
a consequence they could nothing bu
slik to their former' level. Doubtles
somne of the paties mnntiedi tare sin
core in their disgust, but the rest havw
- too much of tIhe gastric toughness c
the ostrich to become squeaish o
their own~ account. Trhey hnave th
sense to see that the Northern Reput
lgans eo11m:100 stattdl such an incubu
tis the Stt9 Convention would imtpos
uIpon thel patrty, andc that Bouth Carol
lia will be severely lot alone, N
ohance of preferment foi~ galicals 5
8tate polities. Hence these tear's, L(
these gentlueen who are sincere I
their denunciationi of Radical wicket
. less prove this sI'nceelty by lajjlpg I
the Democratic cohim~n, whIch stohr
* ~ pan stemi the tide of corruption,
A fpaid fromn General (imry,
Geoneral Gary has witteni the fo
lowing oard to tho Edgeflokd AdZve,
th.er, which we reproduce, as we hte
*. *ready publishied letters reolating I
F . .. he recent club election1
Mesaarg. Editor's: I beg legyo I
#tate, through the colm o5' yeu
pe r. hatduring. njy auteIamet
419COdrt$#0 use of )1ny
he, orcCbo
entio wa yIht
knowledge or consent. I am ex Oflcio t
a mumbul' of thle County Conlventiont, 1
having surved in the mnmorablo cai- i
pnign ot' 1876 us Chairman of the
f,ounty Execuiivo Committee. i i
would stale trirther that, I havo not c
beeni, nor do I intend to become, a par
tv or partisan ofe ither of the t bsky
licenS! ftionuls'' thant hntve divided ou'rl"
town and seeliigly our (lub. I ai)n
4:Atistlei that our next (G neral .\sS'en1
btv oulgt to pass an .\et prohit i ng tIet
-granting of lier t'or the Sal1 ofI
itours at our t' cortil-hou.s, wntre all
good cit t%ins ar t t ites colil 'iled it)
go tor the putrl)ose ol'iramlqatttig lu'-ir
5 tluiness:: aIso a h.w prlihiita';r Ihe
weaingi1 ot '(1oncealld weapollns. "Yom
ollie'nt servait, M. W. (G.1i-.
As the nat ter has been reporled, the
issue inl tle Edigetlki( n1unicipl O el('c- .h
tion was not. at simnple S<uiabble Ibe%"t.wl !i'
whiskey license faictions. A regitlar
D)lemoclratic ticket, wa in the field, and '
anl opposition ticket wa run against it. i
Whatever the loclt issue involved, the 1
Contest, as stlated ill advices f'roiI t
Edgelicl, was betweenti a regulaihr
iDemocratic ticket, and its o)p onents. o
General Giary belmloanls the issue by It
c;alling; it a 'whiski'y license" quarrel
unloss the lh-st lickel. was not, ats has
been Stilled, nomimiHtlcd as ia 1)einurat- 11
ic ticket.. General G-ry says hit (ook si
no part in the issite. As we said be- s,
fore, it. is not stated whether the mou- a I
lives that pi om pted the recenit. 1 opp)osi
tion|,lo hi1n lr'e plerstmnll or political WVe
are glad to ?e'tl that lie is opposed to o
uliilited whisIet and Ipisluos. I
OMN ti 1US.'
A ( t mntutni'ntinn on Sviral Subijects of i
Great Int 'rt'it ani lm ni)rtic to P'uplt, t:
Generally. i
they had at hill before C'onleress caelledl il
the "e1omnnibts bill." Wh'et let' it wa
s0 enlled( on account of' the nitber't anid i
variety o' thin.- s (out:lin'd inl it. I I
Shall lint attvilplt i deeitie, but leave
ealch of your readers to de0cid(e fori i
hinlls"itef acc'rling to ta-t.'. or ltt
f neanlingr o'the word. or in anyv other ni
wtIoy .tisatory to him-e'll'. But Cli, i
thought cur1lS1 : Hfan --nmibul '
my le pre-enlted to- onzr w- a
t nlot present anl umnlibutt-u
itioll to Tu: N mv-z4i:ws . 1I;1: . I
t ly ing upon your f;tii a .pn i
t the logic contaille. in tbi, .
e lotheti. al atl l '-te -
.'1'urI osititln. I 5hlllirm
bill. ueci,t. of eaper ' t...
eat'11ic l>rlt:inna-i .
Bill No. i. Sol: lO k - I
u the mrt t'e be'f >-r.-i . T h- .
rerl'Ititou;tel coaId, r f:ilid .re -
nlext celing tlhfe prelri a: -: n
solle siepi lokin g to the grdo.. i
i cho1.(1 books at wh ole. le p:-i.- I' t
t p-eli-hiag l)cl= tt l. d h
hands of our oc:. Cl lit .* . : .th
- be sol by him at an :,
U not exceeding. ten per ci3t. 1
cation.-A German p:)iper h,:). -- ".t.
Shine singulatr ft i lbeu ed.: iantln
e thelll difl'eet Stes ofEuoe. Thll ie
sabeting ermn eat -lal i er
Stats, smaed edtro'teNw York E.r-i
aminerPy ind Chrontlit1ee a olce
Uned tates,....Auan ad theNay compari
Stesrofuroe. ... The.rsul shw
3 thtth'nited S ates.2 2p.d or j
m oe children in hiiier opubli so- in
tha prain othe nato.lTione flhvngl
-ta oeble i te exitwnditure, pe3rPC
aschooce of the dtilferen tls -:ropect
SGermany...,...42,000.05 6,0.7oo1
-lie tlts France----------8,9 .000
, EnglanId........00,60 :,u..o4 t
. Aust ro-Hunlgary 370.,10 -,0.-10 r
SSpin.-------...170 .000 1 3300 *
tly.......... .00,05 -, .00,0
" Russia.........00,no 1)00,00
TZ Unte Saes. -at w.2s .aeI 2.0??
Noew as tt thuner Uofischolats
proportSion 3 ftot popation1( lit shll
thro theI bacts oin the ticle1reor I
tol 01ove istheohes abe to show'11w ( at3 <311
a' Ill3ac WO ihow w litan inii thi est :i
Germay .h.n. .,s ...a( i200,0 ln,i0i0,i0i0l
-Egland.....,..'roln 34,00,000s l,000,00I l
Auso tro.Hubengar hi,000,a00 3,000,000it
Spate n ab... to .a .. 3 17000 1,3000 l-<
.s T i esatas mad tran. -
tand be he frontl ratik, nd hatk Ihr-iy
sa,i noitOan rs lLoil'111 h eilmfor
ignorlancttemr heihta '0h
Brwill No.3. le Valuabo Rn eiphe.- I
'aly on hisheslit to knowIt hwe touan
hOante'-ho ee~ ma- leacOd :tn hisnigh -
ge borsto deIpecite, h)m adl underva'11u
. ither eniiltiohs oftue--howal
he ma~fly hang his ead in uiia tion
how .t aehi o diturbedg,ad
0 all hiy sold njomesmred bvi'.
r gloomy and0 O corroding thod uts, lto
t gonfian ebt yond. his. eaypan les -iti
mat abriity t pay| a our1neiw~nsh
Pes to los thimleto' ote had ten
0erwiset woulnd, e h goW o Ilini1 d eb .
m<l see how lar ge at nulIuIhr orI tiljtr1
n1 debt.. ,Motives for. gouiug in deb! t,:
l.A,esire to live Iieron.diOil incomue.
TO appI)ear wlilt, wl;'( not. :. 'T)
qual or excel onl ic'irboI1Crs inl dress,
Iilnners and 1 eii)ageu.'~Tis hird llJ,
lessr.,. I''lito r", I t'har will be \:e1:0 4*
lown. It is v'ery aipo illar; b);it this
hows the g'e'a'e' ne.;it y Ah passilig,
( -- i.; i-(.h:l.\s:U..I,.
1'. S.---'I'he Fari, ( )IeIuIrI a.il (L
en will appear' itt tiil')tIler i11ti!i.
s-u.
In aarfs2: ,iIkm t I thm a o ( ) 1'rI . ,:
tt em ak: Il' :TilirI'., .
' ii r li M') ieY 1 /' / i 9 ( ( il,..
er lJ5 1.), Ii;); ;eoti .sI a retport ofi r.omet
Xperl iinienlts n111 d1 ! by )1i>1"ot:aie'r1, lu
C'th Ile c'ettrary(\ oi .1l r1's (1tr1 y,
hat1 th O ul:t1 oft'''1"r 111a allli a1i..
),al is to b1+:ui s i) t fo)r in. the hbiate
risfic olur eXh:111e1 in :hc11 as 4I'.
)IulstInnlie', woI) unllite, ill his l)(!1" uso
le hV..inlo'gist nd114 the 11In tpnl-ll' si-+
i1n,1 w, 11n 11if thlere e'Xlt i per 11en t e'a) -
iIced -h1 4)1'f his erru)r, an1 OtSpoken
l on uti,t of .1ager's .vie%rs. I I i i "
OW, Ihowl'er, an etIIIhu.isia.:t.> dLin
er1.. ... . .
I )i1sfiILt1 Vr'5 111)1110 1 w ' I3) .(11O1Iht
nr:'!'estd 10 Iii hv his 1fmiliai riv J
-lh1 experilnental i c'l e. I Ie cli -
deIred Iltat light and(1 the soul-it' thie
>)11 IS thie odor-1--ar 1)ot11 rllaitecd,
d that IigI(tn ho, as it were, col
'tl'(d and fixed .by at pholtograp)hic
late cOt(d1 1 with i(idtle (of silver.
V1111 boiy, nilow, Is :. senl.isitve is .to
115 as i dlitlo O1 silv"er i. to Ii Iht ?
v\leilt Iy the ne'Ves of sinell in I
og.. .li thcenter of thie labor:atory a
lrl' toltilliliil. 1\'tw \"( ba:Ircs N
hae(-l, :kll I (0!. w 1'ille1(Cd t o th1e
. 3tit. lit l)nct! ullu1tlc vi [lent e['t ,
..t ae t the Irvs, whivh, (t -1otlrse.
I tl ire r t't't'o , ru.hetl to 111nd fro in
e .Al'ler 1\wo hours oIF this
11ur' 1 tel4 dt: wa killdl , the i'"\rteos
t'sl.;rll anid tillcm' nl Siii r nan oI'
:4' 14) t' r(I1iO>V'd alid rul'ht't il 1 ill It
li'rar witit I \l"rie nl 11,1 water. 'le
a('1I.\- hart' h1."1 h('t'u (X(:h:;l l- t t'ir;
.i . al'l liz 1. 1ti I:,' a l t illig'.I ', iii
aln / hill,! t1 ' or(i1 tlhe ':t11i' leI elt'i"11 t
tlt. Thi(' 'O \y"t'tinc lli:'ilb 'h ex
4 1 ...t l i ten, t 11 ( ltajl at Certail
u t',y tthes>ulof the bare. tIh
. hu:1i .- ;tri i a 't \ h ,i". i
1- .1.
- \' ' 1 -
I ' . : - " . 1 1 . i I .
x , a1_-:s w E wer. I el1)1 ..,r( -
.r, oi . I 4i es w e. c: r;:j :
uda ,I wnl i i t a 3433 3 14 . Is:I
hioor. ki 3,k:the 3: ''.. 1 ;u I shou'i --4
laor,4 101%k it and11 l~ --f i''I \-m.
his perfor-I n. -<- Ijlj :t *'uI31:hiw in. -i
IQ sl' 11in. 114,- it l lii. i k4,e , Ij,e i''1
.th lead 14(pl it lIly vorh't. i.13I1plO.
ie at11 thjet 34 onin t ii h 11113 ,tril:4(
.)t1(hiin ' a n -b r , --l'itl k:eili vo !'' 1134
n111 very4il o iner st i-. :n 194w :J i ivti
heI ir4)t. NIow 101 ni t1I413-n 111 his nohe
-ot('l( 1nn 1n't 11ik the 'etlen:'an:1 p134
1$h4' th)e i-e tlenia doe1IIin't ike1 1i934
3'>ak ." Ande so ewre all worrb-d30
V14l1.n3r1 o913-, Wifor olsr feaw'h hii tiighti
IVet hurt. We1(' thirl94 y ew wit axie-13
y.111 Ili. stopped) at in eat, Isnatched'
iat "G( 31(1 ilr tat penci-!" andC(
hehi inhe stak.(i, "Why,iil Satuan,
am144 afriii y' ou disturb13( t41Il trentI'e
1ulk, bISanuny9t ye0 hlled (44 "Illki lin !"33
wasi i o anxou about 391( iin itha st i
43 3(,iid vatch ed hinr al the wr downthe
vi'1S g 3 to t he wo9'Ii't 1 t ol n
(ra is. eck. to So w(Lle all sat9.i93 atI
vlCC atched im, w the ncern wittel
>v e iur teis Thi(le Lov4il snto.edoom
;A1ekedI th crossl pua1steng-r' va~ c lie,
ike iihees autig; the tpassenger, and
v.tithe man thon111 thewoo -ood-wice
Vith asI sill. bi One, and onlhce h
nade nIi 31 r to13' lap the(01 wilomans wholi
a1 ls bss,.but, 1she3 glard down a0''Vt him
avo a elrakI thakad h is i stand
mendCIt, alulohe avoided0 h'e duingo the
(ick i, thve impeatuouislbrkc a brana
raycedtat nlo boy. .. eha with the
raz(n kn0i(Ob,1 am101 IIho hoy1Vacted very
3n'uhi heriwouhl have acved hald. '
titg thei wae in th(oler.iil to o
May.uete don. .wl -Cov
And t, as roelypesn 'tosee ftytheW
if he asengrs 4, . ftr h
rakeman dropped th4 oy'h
SVii iUON''rmt,iE SQ U.-ItIn.
AIila t tattit tlq-1.
The tilal wh"lo wviks lit. Ilight,ll.seet -
finly thllilgs. OnI We'inIiesdayi ui:-ht,.t
hI,.we\\'en 10 and 11 o'clock, while a
tet-sIIttor w:"as clealving the ditnn'Is of]
Wall teet, hi: att.nI ioliw attraet- I
eO.1byU a yoItiht'it1 - coupllu wh'o were
wlllkie i at (lie t'rightl11u sp d o1.i' o ii -
Well Ililitilts to thi s Intiltl Mt'll r . W 1ile
he wi ltsiitillkiur how long IlthY i.enlj
keecl,p-up till n-l"t' witiioti' sioppillu.
tliy M topped ithit'.n tie 1'i-it lii shi1
nan et'snti le yit ' h g 1 ti..I to lie
lil7 I giII l , ti nl Ha il di-s.ll h tr. lil I
lt! lio i p aic nd <i t im 1 hlitiitvs iii-ett,
Iit t.'I 'Xi 4 4i-l ' i t ii b ;-' er-'h t hi it'
S )t itI tl \' Iti litli li, It' rial
ilcld tnb t \' it 1- conapanionj ' 11'
lrill; I i lbu ilt''s-like inII1 r, ann(
Ihen h i-m<i he1'r. Somehow he
,zt'iill-t tto feel' thai he haid not unde
t toinll lei't t"Ouccss, and( het kis'c(d he(r
lriaI.:. Th , as11 :t it' dii':11n t:-'d w ith
hIs '(ty1e (Ir wart, is he repealedi it in a
-;ort ofI t,lllluti bb,1utl %%wa\. Tlliiti
4truck him ;i bein; (itlit Ilt Ihiii -
n(1 ' lim - ct.l it. sevenil limes.
A:\lrt a while hie :I,lopped MiAPin the
rui 11r la l" u ti t ';".( : 3 ltr'r. 1:ut.
ol5 1 l 1y - lI1' h (i Ld riit. A * I
waits m.ster (f the art'1. I reho '-- v
I I rf' l 1i11;tiliarii \\w ?i t ! '1v r\" Ios --
b,le-st.yie. I le tlatpe hrle'r genily, lhc:.n
e "( t ti .t'(l hie' r:tp i(l sily il(1 b Ilie
rlu1,edi htr- viol'ilet "y--Iti n ie l t
ilracedl 11er1 slowtI;l l an impr1'essi veIY
I't'u i t '(1 li,cr" as if* he halt 1iniily
l'olvedit 1'v1r('v to 't, int -Iny othe'
ses ti lingWeRh livdi I-il, ant'' then
le tholight t. liha d .sotiltblu' ly coiiiu
nd te walkedl ol'as it' no'tl ing it0
te o lI held 1!:11 I . Ther 'turn
' el into llr od1 Sttreet, a d1 i haVit jotil
' their- riends, the Shatow. near'
W1 [Io' cul-ait , the'y r1I'lat'd oihe
1\'altolt-."11rt't 1t(rli rnl:ant( wtith( nt
tilly liati'ria: tll :iut!ge (,t' 1 rogr'ItlinI!
Ad0 thenl (ey trolltd leisurcl- intio
I'0road,:till inl answerl'I too :!t vlncare
.1't gave ll it l'l l n - oft she :ti'
le(erit ionll'. After' thi'. ther i pa' .d:(t
tt' l'i' "- i s .1t t, a:yl \\ Il it iolnl'
-ired the 1 is. t lta ti- I t l:r h (ith' 1
te: t li'n*rtd i' sto vl t-it' t't,1 ' a. iht Hul
bt' wouh!t'n isl eo inrewt't Iperfor:n-iii
Ut'l l. T - ' l 1s1it li witso. "'iti li :stl
JtT( i\' :llt"l d i:. :ni ti thlt tink.1 o,' iitlitl!
t'Itt Wits- :ihn'-( l:nu"c to, te'ars, at the' t
tc ' ' he-: t he'hini o si:;ItI. And I
!t lie t- i:.i;.\' 1yt't i i ti :11 t Ie ter-; e
Ii\. ' 1 -:at c i " ";r,' " i tt''i i dowtiti n lt\vi
\\:IIOI :!' -:40. t u dn tl:' ua - e l .:u''.iec
s'ti oe tlowl d)iti'r.-edo, lse
.S TO 'll (' .i l1 i Iti. o
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1.:- . -how bt:\ M r. .l.!:t"I
1i 1t .' ti T i, ,. ui.. is:e 1 1.
i-1i ' t:. E.t ':' . - (, 1.. :.-b r-h/'
r t" r t : 1 t1 b, l. ve to i .. .n
t.q 11, toe, andt: e .-l)l.I-: at li
i :ti't 'li. is pre .are d t o i e:iiiij1ae
li (a- ivl' a 1-p :avor 'itlii nith thi;
--. lut iv lv o f t facl, - crp ttgingj
h1'il1 a. teArofIIg the - la!--t t.b i
Ii li l iiroO til- .,w iy yt rye'h
-oopiy-o~tntolay :at (i-..\
t~io t th.folnigale
- eniail .
*o.l F. Dub 'n .* T.4,ck
1880. EPRING.. 1880;
P. LAN ADEl'ElJ:1 & l'.I.i.
\ : -nounce tlh" 1'ttt" o: f a 1t la;1rg i .
w1 "rt II ;i'; !:t Gl oi, iin t1U
\ t l'\ i , t; t h! v t r l ti hil
l i t t 111"i t)I't"" t l
' O '1.' : any+
in t hit's:or.
\1 "tl Militiln:f lin !!ll b- 1:!l o s u -l ,
F r U; i titi a t in 1 ; l ar1-,1. l u :i ( o -:t\ y I
t iit l i , -t l ; t\evt' o m ht to thlilt nt'r
ct 1. At bea!t4itifill linw i ut'
fn etirth new t!!t" si;ns, witht lascrt..
tt,;Ii) U l ii,t ' ;o V JA ;;
AII I nn tlit.
S\1N A P1L.f.N TS
, d, t' .:iln ;l. t r t for in S p tion,.
NOiON ii *Ut
O!'11 kll it.ls !(n.l of the 1)t::. qul:.lily
it i l w ; 1 ,.iblt Ii;;u ! ri - (',tli t.: -ry
A ltr;(! stook of (lotntl' Furn"ti-dIli'l
hu) I ih)"t t r i. trai e. Il C tll tr i fe
stilllct."
We .t;tbl t"all thei attenitioni (it'tto pub-.
t ' i o g )l: b s t hi of:l I.i.. , tt 1t't'
c i " i :.ti!;. t1 : .:. ,, if a t, c.a r k b ly l w
-: ui_t y" .it in t i y & C .
h-l.I.. [f a i : t . l: \'t)ihl
i t h 'i" \'11: It mv-. ad i.: t-ily ft 1
:}iFs' and Infatntsi' !itae
n'l by Zile Brte.,o
(Z)eN atII i o'ner)\tore.
PIANO1 0 BLOCKADE~ R~AISED.
The Ionhg Ftriko andi Jockcut iin
New York .Piano faictorjis ended
All fac tois Xopen. 5,000I( locked out
workmenl algain t w ~ork. A now pi.
anlo turnUed out every hon minutos.
Workmrien happy. Purcha'lusors who
nL''anflted p)ianfoSP coul ~(lld n't got themli
ailso ha.ppy. WVo have had a sr
ry timen for the past4 two mnonth~s to
frish~ p)ianoJs to impat :LiOlt purclhas,I
ertwo wouldn' (t undersOt,and tat i..I
anos1ha to bo Iiade before beoing
dlivereCd, andt it hasU worried usf
mucehly, but the "winter of our dis
content" is nlow o ior, atnd we are
Back ordlet H will bo filled in short
metre, anid now ones1 by lightnjing
expressf. Our' stoek now ont hiand ist
very la rg(e, tad it ist only cortain
dyfl(fs that we have beeni shIort of.
00 or'O atn' l(on't you forgot it!I
Best of all, read tis :
Prcsent Pricoc Quaraniteod
having made non~ cIontracts wvith
loadjig man)ufacturr, whtich hold(
goodi un til July 1 noxt, woe engago to
fill aill orders received by that dt1o
at our p)resent p)rinosf. Come whait
will we shall not raise pricos aogain
until fall trade op)ens and( fall prices
arIo (ostablishled. W~e have advaneod
retail, priIos but a small por cent,
notwthsntanuiding t ho largo adlvane
im wholesale cost, and our prosent
prti,es arVo still extroemoly low.
BUYBES Can Neover Buy OHEAPn
-And they 'will lose timoe anld nioney
by waitimg. We have special biar
galinsi to ofi'r cash buyers. New in-.
strumnonts, new stylcs, now
pricos, tiow terms. Send for
Catalogues and Descriptivo Illu1s.
trated .Prico Lists, giving full1 infor.,
mnation. Addros's
LUDDEN & B3ATES'
SA.VANNAYI, GA.
Wholesale Piano and Or@nt, Dealei's,
. JUS'' iECE\'11) 10 t'iccc; of LT,aco B i ntl n in all the new and do
tirbLl)1e shlladcs.
.F'our Piecels Lubint's 3i',ek (asduihnorcs, light wveig it for Sprin an d Sum
!wr, ftr beloluw their ni an tiod vahto.
One .'icco iin+'hnitie ''tieking at 5!) ccents per y.ird, wori '5 cents.
Ono l'iuco 1Hudlscnlt Jaconlet' Tuiing; at 90 cents per t d, worth 31.25
UverlyNwhere.
Another lot of ino irsililct, p)rads at 2.00.
Tiwenicty..ivo DonLtn 'urkey,lcdl Doiiiotn at 75 cents a job---warrrantcd fatt
colorS.
Fi'teen Iiccos Swi.: MuislinT1 , : vomnmncing as low as 10 cents per yard
up to snw1t1Ahilry at 25, 3 an3 d 85 1111..
Two Piecos India Mull Muslin to closo out at 25 cents, worth 50 ceuts
SOM ETHN NICE,
In1 (Iiipltre Bandn wild 11is;h -te-os. Ties, ('loves, Crope Laco l:hlwhliu<
and Ihtttoni in le e w de(si'.'"4
Another LT,ot of beautiful Chronios1 just received Ind to )0 sold lower
th:mr ever.
'Iho A'eknon ledgel Leader of Low Prices.
S9 r
I~71
OU&V IENI S AN 1) (CUSTOME RS4
WXYE H:AVE HEMOVED)
OUR. ENTIRE STi'OC'ii OF LTU[ , 0.(NOWL'EDlED 'P E
AMONG THE111 1E -I IN T1 1AT'J'E,
TO I'1iE NTOR l I-|.l'o'. I;. jT1FIl 0 O(
"pi 17 SaG E iEMER & ( ROESCHEIL.
SeconM Arriva1 of Dress o
--AT THE NEWV STOIJ.
A 1 ' c'cl 'elIt . 1 f11 lii" of N -w A el Si t ! 1 I -::' (5ot n:4, nroli, r'i I ' ls4, ?: 1 !Ielo' i r' t :l111
.1011:.il : e id h- LI'tl:' . 1.- - " ; 1 :i rgs!._', (ll all ':illl-.; 1-'n"n -'Ii IL0 m.;t II r' oeI't( e, 'raffLv a
Ctutlis, e)(".aieI...; llww :,tyl 1:l i . in it:,.' ,a nt 1i ! LIUori .;ilti :ug ti1s.
A I.So).
A het:Uif i dlie of f..\% w N , I'! QI !XT., 'i udi 'a1:, I14I it; g. ai T irtiming:;.
AlSO.
AN :s ' I () tilNl 000 .a -: O O S*11rt. bentI, YouIths atI
C1i en R s W opl" Felt, and fta 1LA l's. t1[',' C .ttil.5.
IO(linl' iH:t'll Isen uL'TToN leTed Lad' irgewot, 'rtoc. ofts oiera TiCg
anroiih L-.: to ne L eI u r a r ..t, ae
Il i,b s l C e ts.nti othg V cs, ot i s,l :ii. r , L ce B n es Iii1it
Bet.Jie ndLc olr,Fihu.Te n col.ytimA geserll
OOSoe fare Tnow Lpnad rlady fourIi nsetin, and 1l3 adis. All idsl
A toocalleanlargo lo. (bestiselectedland largost stockgofMMilinery .over
brougy hould t oar et. N 1( hQl i vtoti. Cl n e
'Dgeoesotitcs, lldo Sraw itand C its odn Fernh ater .
abcoes. . Fethrs.acs,0.s La,Msis
F.ls innadLcoClas utFih ies &n ovrtoig eer
Eound iafrsTlasseav tr.o, inoy Gohd aii~n ofllinnryoais
anwhre.oAlwiys contr handt tha aens nrcito hi pugt
STItAW J. O.LThAOAG,
F. EDEFR &IiN AI' N CILiEN
- DRY GOODSNINIABUNDANCEON
JEANS,
COTTONADES 1~
AND L1NEN DUCKS.
A l or Go os ar ao 1 aiw and pretty,' W e IvlI tahe pleasuro a :
exhiitig or sockto ny ndovery ono, Givo us an early call,
Is u UlRn GROCERY STOtA1
sus it alwas i orcs and Goodsgirnte.]~
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