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N-w isYoE, May 4.-- 1 was stanidlug on th le ste ps of' tie )elevani House in Albalny when I saw, hurriedly lsat ilg, a voieran iewspaper ian, knovi throughout hei country as Gus Maver ick, lit presenlt oneo of, thle chiefs; and muost reliable m1eni on tho stall of' Ite Co'mmerchviil Aivertilser.'' Twenity years ago he gave tilh (e tliSt. oppor tuility I had fI r01 jouriialistic work. 11o . was then nigt editor of (th New York "Tiies," a fIvorite atid contl mond, Wvith prospects ill J0111.1111lism arr 111ed onlly by lnitchel flor political pro'rment. 'That, however, w as soon elred, and le in'Ciiiiiiied iI the harit'I)ss f 0rom which lie las Iever been emaeit-i. t pated. liet has served with great. inelihy anld enteriprise anid elliciencey since that tie oi th Ilrooklyn "Ar gu, I h (1"l'ost" and thie 1,Columer-11 til Advertiser." To-diy i Is One of the ol Imient ill jot 1-1la I isiml, uiiversally .clever, nfuconlscientiouts worker. Just a this parlicular Second he svives lile Its it (text, aild its I hailed him I ywonderedvi to myself whiatt became of, lew'-pajier inen1. W.e they go? Inlto what ebannel1 do1 thety drilt? l Vhea1r'e 10 lte iewspiaper m1en1 of' r-'eitty vern's igo? Of course we kniow*thaltt l-liuelt aind i'reelev anl Iavinoid anld Iiudsonl andI 1111llk 1re did:-, but I his side oI' I lii, w'hat d has beco'lme ofthe Inlett who titleenl w ears- ayu, Wit yarvs-ag fo Were M prominient (te New York press? I donl't know. Tiu-v certlaily don't( iake m114n11v enoit ll to 'ei'e an11d live to inl 1t count:'vn. O)['all the reval old Vitt tt low1 I know'f but i' r hlpon whoil t 'OlttIc 1iti liy IIntLr illi a ll1it'11. 011tie is S111ti Gilir, -of, (Im I lerald." whIohirty years ,ta'o, w'.as old e togh )t ed iit ds;idielt' t the i sto l iv " ler abl(I anl createdit great sensWtto in) le the I h11)v his dashilg pargtp m id pigunit reipors. liIv becamie sh lb Sse(yent Iy a fai iavorito ol' the elder MIt-it.,and I ytlrs rolled onl Itd rheumattsi an oile m. Nw otheor hthig (took holdof him robl he Iy ialutldsomliely -peks'iond byi la i e r o linna'e. W li tow livesin o this u 1and paintl ies ~is otime.s Twenlty-the veuris' nuo F-raiiln,.. Ottarsn Iawas tie eitt dior and al I n (1i' tipiler For the "Tribue." k~ ~~~~~~ol utigde<tre facnr s ince th hei' ht h.; intittl ill h irable ' and cons.piculous positions, withi the "Timez." flte",r and the "3Mail." Ilie was It hriginal I1:lyani' Of Wilkes', is .Tii/ f / ie Toad olue ot Iie uosit t' u1siti criiicil s I ever r ad . i n fat aihii'abll e juitte't t our l fr om Ili shiarl uy-pointed plten. This verv A. Al., as I was wal'inl- 1throneh as t ' i 'au treelt, Isa th otl man, bent all most dohle, wk we i t alniiit o , b11m It I,; possible that hot has1 seinle litt'l plaet Ii hlie t louts, buf t ofthlat nI it; not ieIrtaint. The third mnanl who at h I Cs in it .ionrnais, is , mtt'L i'Siton.ltlie diand11 histher illiam arehis ltorie iuresiI.. W ia awntn -~ i'ave everd regarIdeda Swtheit abl)t wi a- hadllt' isattdu h t thorughl uners--1 of st o his uies ~i s lneter anis b ook that of' sitli i tet olntd in reference to 11(0 te famos tattbes of' the S-owarJabuna'nty attest. ~le t if th ediyounger of he ''woe& brohers andu l*ind winxteat geeaieaue was mii orsoriteh pro atitalin i cae hana jorads 0roer the ntered' into101 a conrac w'iith tea'lithrn iak lid tt sponslih. think, ~tplie scho l nCaifrniah1' halasowiten a' mmbe ofl bookis. 'ilole, hik the gost out. gow' jotrnalim d his blrt Jo'tn whoied Dur-e -I h~b the pTims"and'sotiothe paere Ilthn, iti mihodite into ethle "Sun, i t heIroeseis at presenti, aeond whe DuteimistKeary 'andero the oitca "woingm n"o of the d" ioun himo Id stou'h tho dra i A'fotho ino the t. suni'ghte of li acy.git Glen to' ndtli e Ot'r.o arieu' thini with aundati crop (t o a ands berd loSwintn the p's v ols~t'a. 19rsui asdt, wea0t' 1i0 bt thik oriter s aother cold el-, eitor oflie "Tuimes"l a3itl'og at15 Sndns on downt 'to som tht ime Winthe ix'ti foiet's'ar orrepodentMi and %jten, heii cae ack ad rleporatied Iion'I the"Tlus padton.the "Triun a" taml tine hli iad so imthh fato do w 'iChitmerol''s"Deira," a lilde wn~ ithteo "ed; but earto ao, talnt n he gig erestf has gron old abnd0 rayt i tn the sig , ad nu.o seems tol athe irihmgiby dte' ofen, drin ohere andt lhereo read, qonsentaiou and all lthat,ed Iu witout any dl-et e plaeein th ele the ession. iThesactiveomentoni.the ~' )paprsrt-day'rang 26 2 to 50It a a igteitor of the Herib'd," is ao l4ttear of tage, bta lie aonthi. Mr.It -> Ird'11, h the fatoeitor" of th ofutes,ist aout 45, fsht ndlo thgin rite dla ttmaaing etr ofthe 1- ety ollege, blt~a an prd>otloued.o r. \hitehw flleid ~s a it the this sie . ot'50.overy ta loadrl lattry inlining to stounes l t has(d~j s bee te impre - best music liters~ oflthe counrv Ieded so much ievilsionl as to make It almiostt iecessarv to 1rewrite the oitire matter. Now it becomes largely (utlest lon of Space, Iind If that is ample q trifling revision, and genierally then as a 11nt.101r of taste, is leed(ed. inl vieV of' the fFact thalt there arc hitn dreds of imieni eai'niing their Ivking through tle colutuis of our great pn IIrs, it is iterlest ing to us, 1111d par1'ti ular'ly to those 01'1us who are passinag along, to k now what, beeoiuies of. theom wh,)ten tiey get, along. Now and then you strike a Iiappy-goot-liekI fellow whoi) doesnt't Caroe101I uuchi whether school eeps ori not. itid whose ifO seei to beit a 11perpetual holiday amlong the )mra it;btas a general * thing, life, is hiard, dulity is exacting and copesa tion is small to file workers oil the pross. Charlie Webb, formiier'ly of the "Times," nid since bert ter kiown as "John Paul," of the '".Tribl'une," mar. I ried tulon(ev tntd wenit into Wall street.. I George Alfred Towisend, whoso work I is 'is well known inl the country am that ot' aI ohiir man, longsince sev (rd regular coinection w iti tihe) press an1d now devotes his timle to universal crsp~on:lenIe ~and splcial articles, anid latterly has published a Vohnne1 i which I am plea1sed to know is mdet ing with pecnllialry Success. Someit of our old-timue wIriters have gone into hook publishing and one or two are in (th e street, hut the rest-1 don't know and I fear that nobody cares. HOWAn). MURDER AND SUICrE., A Negro Almuost nelitesa 1is Wi1re, Itnsl Throe Mitloi and Drowns litniself it tho Premice of His Fonow-Workmen. From the Chirliotte Observer. A mostl horrible sto'Y of iittrder and suiidtle ttluies fromn RBiebihuiid county, Sotith Car-olinai. Onl Mlondar evrenlisig aboltt 6 o'clock at( da iughiteri' M mr. Me labe, Sectiont Alaster oil the ti'harlotte, Cohnhmia & Aulgusla road, living about foulrteen lliles this sido of co htimbia, went to tlie kitcheni to oive the cook some orders For supr. ile le gress was lying dowii, as if' aleep, covered with a Cloth. The young lm y remnoved (he coveringio aand wasI terri bly shocked to find the wonaan11'S head amist seveied from hi body, evi dently v by the blov of anl a1xe. The youting ladv so OVInT0111 that she tilit ed in it few molliets atter' assi tance arrived. Thle womanl's hlusbanld was at Colored Sectionl hand." thle namtte of Bob B)ird. Birtl hild been working wvih lte hanlds dui lihe mont1ingl but whei t hey bad.all eatten dilner it the 'ectionl llaster's houise', lie exc'used himsell'fr4om returning to work oi the grudthat hle was sic~k. The remainl der of thle hanld., with thle Iaster, wvent to wvorkon a tresite over' or- nealr a nill poid. about. three miles from tlit) house. While tlle'r were eingaed here a o''ok, Bird callic ll) iiehi excitei, and 1aking oil hits it e4hlled god-byeto t hands, rushed down ih (ll einbaikmenit. of' tie t restic towards the mlill ponld, shoutling g ..ood byo to all het saw, and without besiAu tion pitlned inito (lhe deep watMer. Hfis couIIaIt'. lowever. fhiJed him at the Iist miomt, a lie seized the limbs o1'a1 willow tree which leaned ti'omi the banlks and overhn I111th ie water. He0 enlled histily for aissistanic'e, an)d one or more 11 the section hanids waded in u) to t heir neks but, were iunable to reach hau1s'ted( or renewing his determnination to die, let go the twig and thie waters cl~osedt over1 himi. Th'le trage~itdy at the house5 waIs liunnown to the wor'kers, ais t hat ut. thet pondl~ wa'is to those at thie louse, but wheni each was known by bo0th par'ties, the timies of' the event's d1ovetiling, and14 it beling remem~fbereCd that Bird hadi b een for somec time ver'y jeailons, and( that his ialoust' had tni muiniatedl the dayi~ beo'e in the dijscov~ ery', or' t'neied discoveryv, of an intima112 ey~ of his wife, talken togethier' with the excuses lie had madeis for lnt going to work atter dlinnerC, indlucetd the con-1 l~usion that thue enraged husband hand,J in a fit of frenzyV slain his wif'e, and not knowing exac'tly where lie wvas go ing, or what lie was do5inlg, sought hius )ompa~iionis wt'ih thf~e deteri'naijon of killing himiseli' in their presence. BEIZI-V THfE OP'POJ.t TU..ITY'. How Grant (lot is Weost Point Appoint An Ohio memnber' of Congr'ess savs that Genieral Giant on1ce gave himu the. 1f oowinig account of his admission to ,West poilut: When I was a boy., 1iv oug hu G;eorgetown,1i Ill., my mnotheri ran out of' butter one mor'niing, and( ne'.ing some15 before it could be had at the store, she senit ine over to the next door neigvhbor's to borrow somec. I was julst as well acquainted there as I waus at. hzome ahnost, anmd opened the door1' and wenit in without knocking, andt just as5 1 wenit in one0 of the folks, the old gentleman, 1 believe, was read. ing a lettecr fr'omi a son wihio w~as in West Poiiit. I didnl't want to d isturb' themn while they weire r'eading the let-' ter, antd stood there antd heard what wias read. Well, the son said In this letter that lhe himd beecn founid-that is, lie had failed to pass (examination, and, he would hiave to come home, and lie, had sent the letter onte mail ahead, so that the surpriiisc at hi~s retura might not be so great. Wheni they got through I bori'owed the bumttiir -and took it homie, and then rushed down. I to Thomas L. .Ilamarr's oflilce-he< wa's our Congressman the--and I ask , ed imu if he wouldu't send me to Westi Point. lie told ime flint lhe couldni't send me until this other bov got through, antd that wouhdni't Ibe for thiiee years yet. '"But, Har'mar," said 1, ''suppose .this boy should fail to' pass thbe .exaination, and should be sent homie, with you send( me then ?" "Well, Uly," said lie, "I guess if he enn't pass5, there'dl be 1n0 use of you] tryig it." "But I wanut you to promise that you will send me," said I. "All right," said he, '"It lhe can'tget throtugh I promise to let you try." D~uring thle daylUnmar heard about 1 the othter fellow, aid the next day I a went and asked If he had heard thle news, lie said lie had, anti after' laughing at me for' the way I had got him to make the prnanise, he sakti It I was all right~, I gthould go, Well, I went, andI because my mothe'hap penced to be out of butter has made wse general of the army of the United States. -A conhtrynman, After Intently watching a sIgn In a boot and shoe store in a city the other dhay, whieh read "FIndings, stepped in and told thle propihetor lhe hatt lest a brindle .hielfer last week, and he would Jlke -to know wlnit they would charge .hunt I her uip. .-If' yo u miot ftake the baby tefthe 'ounltr'y, use r. Bull's Baby 8yrun for flue ustral.iseases of' chIldhood, lIrIce 1880. SPRING. 1880 P. LANDECKER & BRO. n111o11iO the receipt of a Itrg 11 sortaient of Spring Goods in th vory latest desigi-s mid Nov ulties, I 11d they offer thu ollowinig goods ats' low ats anly honso in t1h 'Toro. Wool lumnting in all desirable shalid !renoh Bnliting in itaolc and Navy Blito ho handsonuot ovor brought to this iad wt. A beautiful Hio of H AMBURG I)GIINGS In ontiroly now designs, with Insou lgi to matuh, SPIING PRINTS Just opened and ready for inspes tio -all and see. NOTIONS Of al1 kinda and of the best quali it the lowest posible figures. Call earl A largo took of (ents' Purnishliu 3oods for tih. Spring trade. Call and suited." SHOES. We would call the attention of tli pu ic ti our large stock (if Ladie.4', (ent MIxses, and Chilreis shoes, which tre now disposing of it a reorkably o price. Givo us a vall beforo you pt Also (1sewhere. as we feel saithiied I -an suit you in quality, stylo and pric TRUNKS AND VALISES. Wo will soll our largo stocli of Trunli Valises, Railread 1gs al SatchVls 'It 0 rivvs, although they have alvanuced fu ty 2Z por cent. AN EARLY CALL Will repay ladies. We ask yom onl!) 10o1)e to see (our stock alnd to h1,ar t! wiees, and if you do no find it, to yo0 idvantage to buy, we will not ask you lo so. P. INDEKER & BRO. Inch BUY TIlE BEST! Screwed" Shqes, made by the 13 State Shoe and Leather Co.' sm mialties at the Corner Store. J. M. BEA TY & CO. "AL~LQIET DN TIHE POTOMAC. I'ho War Over I Peace 2Deelare iBothI Sides V'ictoriousM. PIANO BLOCKADE RAISE: The long strike and lockout New York Piano factorien ende all factories open, 5,000 locked o1 vorkmen again :,t work. A new p mo turned out every ten minut( Work men happy. Purchasers wi ranted pianos and couldn't get the tiso hatppy. We have had a so y timie for the past two months ~urnish pianos to impatient purcha rs who wvoui~n't understand that p mos had to be made before heir lelivered, and it has worried i nuchty, but the "w~inter of our di eontenL" is now oser, and we are ALL RIGHT NOMX Back orders will be filled in sho: netre, and new ones by lightnir xpress. Our stock now on hand rery large, and it is only certa: ityles that wo have been short L'hese are "comuing," coming," 300 )O0 more and den t you forget ii Best of all, read this: Present Priogg 0Qarajgged j Raving made new contracts wvif eading mannfacturers, which hol ood until July 1 next, we engage I ill eli orders received by that dal it our present prices. Come wI will we shaall not raise prices agai mntil fall trade opens and fall pric< tre established. We have atdvanoe etail pl-ces buat a small per (een kotwithstanding the large advan< n wholesale cost, and our presei )rices are still extremely low. 3UYER Can Never 3uy EAbPE Lnd they will lose time and mono )y, waiting. We have special bai rains to offer cash buyers. Now it Itrumeonts, now styles, no >rices, now .termas. Send 1it 3atalogues and Deeriptive Ilhu rated Pdico Lists,-giving full infor nation. Addroess [LUDDEN & B~ATE~S SAVALNNAH, GA. Vhtolndte P lano aed Orgean Dealer PUBE WINES AND LIQUORS -IN GREAT VARIETY. d .T s-1 WOULD most respectfully infori iy customners and the citizenIs of Fair. Ihled genoerally, that I keep inl stock a full supply of inuo LiquorS, Cigars, Tobacco, &o., &c.,' aIU guarantee satisfaction to any ono giving mec a triald. My stock consists as follows: - IMPOIRTEI) LIQUORS, t- OTARD, DUPUY & CO.'S COGNAC BRANDIES. BUAND'S SCHIEDAM GINS. RAMSEY'S SCOTCH WHISKEYS. SJAMAICA L. ). RUMS, F. MORINO DE MORA SHERRY W1 I N E., F. MOLINIER PORT WINE. G a. if. MiUMM & CO).'S RIIiMS CH1AM PAGNE. GENUINE RIINE WINE. )O E9STIO LiQUORS. SARATOGA PURIE,% RYE WIS. RI!KEY. NATIIAN'S 1.63 CABINET RYE WVIllSKEY. STRAUSS' IMPORTE) RYE W111- - b. REY. ve KEE-SE'S ItOWN" EYE WIUS1KEY. r- STONE MOUNTAIN RYE, AND ROCK WHISKEY. CELEBIATED PFEIFFEIR E. RYE WHISKEY. KENTUCKY BOURBON WIUS. KEY 1 PLANTATION RYE WHISKEY. VIRGINIA APPLE AND PEACU1 BRANIE)MS, NORTH CAiROLINA SWiEET \I ASn t. CO -N W1 11IRKE.Y, PLANTATION CORN WII ISKEYS, ULACKUPERRY BRANIDY. 6IN; ER URANDY, - X~NEW ENGLAND RUM. FRENCIE'S "BOSTON" GIN. e, KEG DR Y SCUPPERNONG WVINE, I KEG SWEETI $CUPPERI(NO WV4NE. 1 KEG SWEET CATAWBA WVINE, IYALIT LIQUOlIS: " BERGER & ENG EL'S CELEBR AT ED) LAGER BEER ON DRAUGHIT AND BOTTLED). d! BASS & CO.'S IMPORITED) ALE. PURE CRAB APPLE CIDER. PURE NATUR AL APPOLONA. RIS WATIER. OJ(GARS AXU) TOBACCO, RIHAPSODY-A~ STRICTL~Y TEN ) CENT CIGAR. * THE PRIME MINISTER CIGAR-3 nFORl 25 CENTS. TEPUCK CJGARI-3 FOR 25 ] -CENTS. ] sTHE CORONET CIGARh-3 FOR 25 io - CENTS. r- THlE SONORA CIGAR-3 FOR 25 o CENTS. STHE SMASHIER CIGAR-- FORl 25 - CENT1S. is TiHE LIGHTrNING CIGARe-5 FOR 3- 265CENTS, 3 ,, THiE MONARICH OF THE SOUTH CIGAR-5 FORl 2~5 CE~rs. TIITHE MASTER STROKE~ CIGAR--5 t FORl 25 CENTS, is T.HE AMERIICAN TWVJNS CIGAR n 5 FOR 26 CENTS. *THE COSTA1 RICA CIGAR-B FOR THlE ROYAL SEAL CIGAR-10 FOR 25 CENTS. - . TH E ROSE AND LILY CIGAR--10 hi PORl 26 CENTS. oTEHAVANA CHAROOTS-6 T. CENTS EACHl. L TW. BILACKWELLJ'S SMOKiNG n TOBACCO, IS d CIE WING TOBACCO-TURIEE o G, RADES. SURER E VERA(,IES [CE, LEMONS, SODA WATER. U THlE BEST MIXED BEVERAGES -OF THlE SEA SON SERVED AT ALL HOURS OF 1TIlE DAY, TO SUIT THlE MOST FASTIDIOUS"rASTES, a e VERIY RESPEC~kFULLY, - RNARO)'HALL -A resh Arrivals Evory Week -AT TIlE NEW STORE9, JIDITIOW~ L. supplies of 11.~11c, P'erths~hire, T~tLWcO. LaCe andl vicowia Lawns, Checked flflO lAUO Pi00, 111mul Cloth aid eiisi hit4, Lnce iuntings. priuta, all In new styles, Long 01118. shtuetizigs. i'ilioty U11.4 Cottons, eto., elleap its the chell'tpest. A IDiIIV IN A1,-HILIC IBBONY, at TEN and TWENTY-FIVE OENTs, WOIO'TH TBB [I'STIlE' YONEY. Our' purehases have been flildo 1314,701M THiE TIDAL WVAYNE IN PflICICS AND AVTItl IT3 mII~ECid InI coflseqtiohfl uni, give good vi'1W3 to otir Custoflners for theoil pAWMI'Olfge TVile be4t asortkiilI of J,ACE ULOVU8 AND 31IWr In theo City. WE SELL STICTL.Y FOR CASH I DESPORTES & EDMUNDS' may13 11 UMVL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS VILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT WE HAVE REMOVED )UR ENTIRE' STOCK OF CLOTHING, ACKNOWLEDGED TO BE AMONG THE BEST IN THE MTATE, TO T111 STO11 -,IOO0 IN .NEAR OF OR DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT. All Goods Guaranteed I apI 17 SUGENR EIMER & GROSCHEL, F. ELDER & CO. r ESPECTFULLY beg leave to Inform the citizens of Winnsboro an . surrounding country that they are now inl recipt of t$eir Spring 0n4 summer Stock, DRY GOODS IN ABUNDANCE, CLOTHING F OR EV.EUYBODY 5TrkAW AND FELT HATS, $HOES FOR MEN, LADIES AND OHILDREN, NOTIONS IN PROF USION JEANS, CASSIERES, COTTONADES AND LINEN DUCKS, All our Goods are fresh, now and pretty. We vill take pleasura In shibiting our stock to any and overy one. Qive us an oarly oall. 'B bUR (EDDERX4Y TOiRE Ifull and comnple3te as it always is, Prics anad G~s giaranteend I3 ;ure to come to mee un, and yon will certainly get yor money's wor b, imch 16 .-AT THE bINNSE3ORO DRY (OODS, ANCYB GOODS, AND MILLINERY 1OODS are flow open1 and ready for inspection, nd ladies will do well >r o tcall ta sa -th best selected an~d largest stock of Millinery ever Domestics, Straw and Chip Goods, Fronch Pattern flats, Calicoes, Fe~athers, Laces, Nete, Lawni, Musliies, Vhito and Colored Piqucs, Dross Goods in variety, Illusion, 8ilks, Satin, ibbons, Corsets, Gloves, Notions, Hosiery, Lace Bonnets IRuching.' ~elts, Linen and Lace Collars, Fichus, Ties and everything ~ ge 'll* ound in a first-clases Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Millinery Fstablish iant. You can get all yon wvant ase reasonably as seune goods can be boght nywhere, Always on~ hiand a Of Shioes for Men, Ladies and Children. en's atnd Boys' Hats. Allikinde I iy and Plantation Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco, ac,, &o. Another large lot of the popular new Davis Sewing MIachineM. Evr amily should have one. No one should be without lt. OCay e4 .e tery ange of work it will dlo, J soll jt Oni its own meorits, apr1'i J . 0. B3OAG, SPECIAL TiES, JUSa R EC.EIVED 10 Pieces of Lae Buntings in .31 the n1ew and de~ Four Pieces Lubini's Black Cashmr~igtwih o pi ad8o~ Ler, far below their .actual y l e e gtwih e Ten Pieces Lattice Lawns, something nesw One Piece Machine Tuekig at 50 cnsje adwr 5cns One Piece Rudson Jaconet T'Xciga9 cents per aa4 7 o5 t een .2 rerywhere. ga90cnsprAdWob$.2 Another lot of fine Marseills 8preadls at $2.00, Twenty-A~ve Dozen TurkeyRadj Doilies at 7L cent.s a job-Warrated fast Fifteen Pieces Swiss Muslins~enaen stwa 0otpryr p to somethin~ at 25, 80 and 85o cen g slwas1pe.spryr Two Pieces* dia Mull Musli to *ls ~ t2 t,'~~ 0o~~s SOMETHING NICE3 In Guipure Bands and Irish Lacs is lvs rp aeIein id Buttons in all the new designcs. TeGoeCeeLc uhn Anote Lot of beagutjfuJ Chroznosjust -receiyed iw n Josl oe