The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 15, 1880, Image 2
THY NEWS AND HERALn.
WINNO,301, S. C.
SATURDAY, May Id, : 1880%
lit M .'.--1 NS DAl V1 I 01,Mr1 E.
8xm1(oln gima1 Ls A141' Te-:Ir.:1i
iI England.
land speit. together i matillioni dollars itt
tle. reeit electolls.
SAI N co.31P,.\ NS -rHA T f illi bu js(ijr
expeditions are about to start froini the
United Sint es to (Iua.
T< Fi.on1>.i REPL.iCAN delegates I
are inst.ruit(d to volot For Grait, and
St Ie as lonlg Us thires a piccO of'
tliem flf.
"( n'')I: Ei-ioT."' Ti-: l-'.iors au
iltiress, lias iarried a inan itaiiled
Cro.s, tile ageil of an Ainericanl finan
eial honsie. She was thouglit. to ho
inconis olible at he det01h of All. Lowos,
buit Tiine heals aill griefls.
''ile NI.:w Yola 11erald piblished a
.fe simi./ af Whilaker's halnld-writ
ing, iniit also ofh th1im -ns note of
warini g, aiid It believes that both
were 'wrilen lb t le Samto person.
Tiere is a sirong resenliblaice between
tie t wo.
A CALIF .ONIA SinelIV' w..WAS S.NT A
few davs ag.).o to ejecl, soni sq halters
ill lreznio anld Tulare coultics. IIe
got. tilhln of' bit. about, i dozen had to
Ie ('-riedI avlw oil litters an(d inl co
fhis. A lively sherill, that..
'11,11 sliI'Is 1.:A UIN(s op Til- Geor
gin Iiiilroad for the past year, ifter
iyin 1 al1 debs an a, -] rter ol a
(1illion 11,liv lci1uc, was over l hun.
dred( th1 on soi dollars uaga insl, seveni
tho'usamit (101-1ars the year ri'evioIs.
No woIIde' (General Alexanlder has
Ia(de an euviable. repu1titioni Oil such a
showing tas this.
A mA-uoit1T OF Tin. I.:E . vj-r-s from
Chester are said to be for .I lagood 1as
agaiist Gary. Two of' the Lancaster
delegates arev Ilso 1or I[itgood Its
against Gary, and the third delegate
will ml1o1st probaibly g0 lait way. All
three, hiowever, tre said to hivor' a
1101d n111111. Tle delegales from Wil..
lhnusbulnirg ConIilV 11r in fiavor of i
Genueral I gitrood. It is not stated how
they stand1(1 in reference to the Ju ine
TnIIE SAN 'ANm!Ssco i3O , oF Sit
pervisol's 1uts prefiried charges fo0r
un peaCIchmit agauinst Mayor' Ifalloel,.
1rcusing- him of selling iappoinmilients
1() oillee for 1mn011e, of taknlug d10(ead
hiead ticket s o r ilroads anl)d tIhIaI res;
and of, illejinig the Sand Lot 1nob to
revolutionary acts. KaUoclb presided
at the0 meetiiig imlf03i, andl put. thei
vote, whidch wa'is uimtlil~ ous in the
aflirmative. Het was as cool as if re
coiving a vote of thianks. IRich deve!
to shiow upj the0 ('r~okducss of: a 'iu
ber of leadjing citizens.
LkA INtE scooI'E IN W1.:s-r VtI1Unu,
M~ichiiganu anud Nevada oni Wednesdayll.
Tis~ gives thle "Plumed Knight"' thir
ty-eight aiddition~al dielegaites to zero
for "'(he Old1 Manii." Au inistructions
go, Grant has n10w 29)1 votes, and
Blainie 230). 14nt, by est imates of the
New York 1/eraldl, G rant hazs 256 sure
votes and1( Baui no 252, if all of thle dele
gates elected \Ydedystand by
hIan, $79) are needssary for a cho1iIce.
G ranlt hast pr1oven'I ridiculously weaik inI
the North. Outside of New York and
Peninsylvania lie is neeredlitedl with
onily eleven deolegaites fromi that ent ire
sect ion, exchtsivo of illinois which
hasi nlot voted, and1( a fewy other North
ern Snates that will go for liline, I Ie
-hats beeni beaten badly in every North
een Stato excep'lt New York, Poimisyl
viaul~ and Illin iois, and of' these New
York wouild tuost probably go against
himii in Novemiber. 'l'hi~s conitlion of
athairs wa~rran1ts the predict ion that,
(.rant can more easily be beaten itan
any other Reputblicani..
The State Agricultural College.
Trhe trustees or the State University
met ini Columbia on the 12th instanit.
and1( eleetedl the following gentlemen
as the Faulthy of the Agricultural
College: Hlop. Wni. Porcher Miles
piresidlent and1( prIofessor of English
LiteCrature 1, ProfeCssor Joseph LoiConite
professor ofI geology, mi ieralogy and
botany, Col. Ileinj. Sloan professor of
.mathiematieos and nat ural p~hilosophy,
D~r. Wmn. Burnpey prothssor of chiemiis
stry, andIO Mr'. Jesso -lonies foreman of
the mechanical depart ment. The sala
yy of the flrst two gentlemnen is fixed
at two thousand fIve hiundred dlollars,
* ~each of the oilher two at two thousanLid
each, and of the foremm.1 at seven huiin
- dred adn fifty dlollars.
.Mr. Miles ,s a native of Chiarleston
And as oryarsin .pulic life as
Congressnmn from the C7harlestoni dis
trict. 11e is 4~ f Outlemiani ,f high cul
ture, anid is sid to p)OSCss the execu
tive ability necessar'y to a successful
hm~nuguration of the newv iinstitution.
Hie r'esides at present In V-irglinia,
Professor LeConte, with slighit In
ternissions, hats spent hIs lifo in the
juleitur room, first at Oglethuorpe
College, then at the University of'
Georgia, then in Columbia, fIrst in the
College and~ afterwardse ini the Univer
sity, 'In 1869 his brother, Prof. John
Lc(o.nte, ando himself accepted profes
sorshtpa I.n the University of Califor
nla, then ArglnI17.ig, where they now
arthe o s pesident and the other
as proibeor of geology', While et
Yetni% Prof'essor LheConute studIed un
%ir(. ~ Agasel andl eccompanled .that
splSontist In Lis explo rations al)inon tyi~
4ra1 reek ,of FlIorldt. IUnri tnm
var he as in cliargo of the
Ilitro bureau in Columbia. Tile Uni.
versitv of Califnwiia iats fi endow.
110111 of nearly tlre0o Imilliolus, and h111s
Soveral hundred studenits. It Is 11ot
known positively whethile 1rofessor
LeContle will consent to leavp his pres.
e"t pOSitioll to ret urn to South Caro. d
ilina. Ift ho should lie will provo a
great acquisition, as he is ranked tl
among Ihe first geologists of the day. tl
Col. Ilenijaiiin Sloan is no0w profles-t
Sor of Imattheillltics ini the Adg.er Col
h-go at Wlhalla. lIe is a native of n
the State, an(d a graduate of t1h United
States Military Academy aL West 1
Poiit, at which lie won distinguisheid
honiors. Ito is highly esteemed both i
fur his talents an1d for his personal
character. si
01' )r. lIurney we find the follow- C
ing inl the Charlotte O/nberrer:
'I'le selection of 1)r. Wm11. Burney as
the 1prolissor of chemistry inl the Agri- P1
culturilal College of Sout Iaroli tn, is w
a fhat her inl the. cap of' .)avidson Col- ti
le'ge. Dr. llurnley Ns only twellNty,
sev yO ea's Old and gra'dtiatted tt
avidson tIlre or tiur years agg,.
tAklig the dlegeeof t achelor of b;
Scicue. I 'I HIbb C~tl'ItC~~C!
cin1e. hi subequntr attenlded (I
Ile I liversity of I lvidohlierg, whore ml
he obaialed ini Iwvo years the dogreu off I(
D)oetor. (1' Philo~sOphy. cuim Su1Hmma o
laude, at dist ifneti1n I'aielv attained by ill
Aievrican stidents. Altor returningr It
homltl, N'var he' took at felloNhip inl(
Johns lolkins Universil.y, llaltimore, i
where ho nlow is. W~e und~erstanld that s
Ir. Bhirne his I i wice been oilbred the Ii
jpoqition of SItate cheimlist of North fo
Catioliona, to su1cceed Prof. LeDoux, tc
resini-d, but decliiid tMh position, be- el
il" iiesirous o' becomn iog regularly it
eni"ageuld asz i liieae. DIr. Illraey IS t(
at miive of 'this co1unoty an1d is a de
scendait ofIll finnilN (the lienidersonls) .(l
noted Ior their intellectual gift. II
This college is to be supported by it
Stat stock. 'Tlie United States gov- v
rnit, 1111uber of years ago, ap
porliolned out. certain ill proceeds m0111
the sale of' lands among the different t
States for the mainteiano of Agricul- atl
tural and Mechanical Colleges. The Ii
Radical governmentit squandered this ti
1Ine1(3y. But ats the State was bound I
by solemin pledge to preserve ithe fiuid im
For this special purpose, the Le-gisla- li
Cure last year issued about two hun
dred Iholsalinl dollars worth of six 91
per cent. stock, This is the endow- i
mn111t upon which tile trustees rely. 61
it is a litter of regret that 'it has it
been1 1,ouniid lInadvisable to resiscitateil
the University in all its braimhes, Th l
teustoes havo dono the best they could
unulr the circumlli ntilces, and it re- w
inains lor. tlhe people of .ll State to ds
extenld (he institution at liberal patr1oll
age. ''lilioll will be free, and albund- a
-tilt opportimities wvill be aiforded for N111
the amelitiremient of at scientific and to
praclical education. We wish the in- H
stitutioi abuindant succoss. 1A
The Molls of Lynn.
F. XC. WVEATIHERLY. C
Whenl file 5viO is g1rowjing tra'fy am1l the ml
I sit. and look aicross the bay to thle g(
bonnyr tolwn ot Lynn ; er
And the fisher t'oiks are near, mi
Tht I wist they never hear e'
Thie sonigs tie far hellIs ina~ke for me, thec le
bonny bells of Lynnt. i
T1hie folks are chatting gay andC I hecar : I
their miOrry'~ dio, pC
But. I look and look across the bay to ini
the honny town of Lynn ; Al
lIeI told me11 to Wrait. heroV w
Upon theO (old brown pier,
'To watch anol wtait im 4eemin1g whleni re
the tide is rolling in, to
Oh, see him pllhing stronig, plulling o'er in
(lhe hay to mie, i
An ui hieais Sjovial song and his w
merry face I see; ti1
Anlil now, hie't at thle 1pier,k
Miy bonnie love and( dlear I wV
And hie's com11ing' up the sea-washed i
stepIs with handYs out-stretched to 11e. 0
0 my love, your cheek is cold and your it
handis ?Ire stark and thinii n 1
o hear you no01 the bells of old, th. ti
bonnyi bell1s of Lvun?d
() have you niatght to say
Upon yotir wedding daty? a
Love , hear you not thle wttedding bells n1
across the bay of L.ynni' p
P
O) my lover, speak to me10 iand hold( 1me ti
titst, mine11 own I
1For.I fear' tile rising sea and these 0
wmdl~s and( waves that 111an11 0
* * * * * bt
But niever a word lie said! n
.1le is dead, myi~ love is dead1(!
Ah 1m1(3a nie 110 ' 1did but dream111; anld
i'm aill al1o1e,a
Aho.' anid ol anld gray, anid the tide e
is roihiig mll;0
But liy heart's away, awaly, egway inl 4
ihe 01(d gravoyardt at Lynil '1
~TH Eu WurrerTAKlER MYs'rlmY Ex PlAIN- a
El.-A North Carollinal paper01 relates a
storyV wthich'l may) ser've to explain the p
great mys'te'ry 0f the Whilttaker' caIse n
at West P'oint. Gecneral Poinidexber, u
who was for many years Solicitor e
Gleneral of the State, was 0onceon.. ni
gageCd ill ifrosecutting al man11 accused of e
bitng10l noher's ear. Wh'1en thle ti
de~fenls had1( gone over the ground and1( ci
showiiby tian able wtliness that the b
fight took -plac ini an 0old 110us8; thaut 1
the planks in the floor'twero hajd downl b
loose, with cracks bhetween tliem, and1( 0
thant wile tho seullinlg was goinfr on U
the man11's ear mlight hatve slippe~d'ito y
one of thin pracks of the floor and been ih
cut oil' the mlotioni of (lie planlks, Gen. 1,
(Wral Poimdexter' took the talented wit't- vt
108lie 111 alni, and in less than three si
iinutes lhe testitled that the mua nmig ht 1
have blittenl off' his own ear'. Tis k n id 0
of explloit would be impossible onlly t)
to those5 1)eopl1 whose mouthsgo away e
r'ound~ 1o thgtr Car's but tils story In all v
pr~ioability ~3pplains the Whittqker u1
THlE Wno1xo MAN.--Upon the Infor..
mlatlonl0 of a entleman, we published a
state1ment a oew weeks ago that Mr. e
Joiiathan N. McEtwee, of Rock Hill, h
hand been canvassing the nlor'therni s0c- ft
tionj of tis county in the intereost of
the "Greenback party," and that his
associations wvere chuefly am11ong tile t
legr'oes. A lettprefrom Mr. Mci~h'wee t<
porect thssttienlIt, Andi as we
tnateddn1 it1m an injusicle (4 l~jtOin I
tio'tally) We take pli'nr ~fiIn AoI'ot- f
ig tile state~ment. .TI.e yag of thd '
person' Is J, 1. McLane, $ "iio~<
and nlot Mr'/ M6J%\wee I qo~tus
cort'iton will be saI isflleb-t -t.t
injured genltt~l ,... cee.e~y,
GRANT AND BL411yfJ,
,opes of the Anti ThIrdTermors-Dantiger
of lluatluoes auecea,- Wit UKrs. Orilani
Iro1pes.
Correspondenve Springfell Reptibilcan.
The chief hope of anti-Graut meli
3W rests In the aciulating cyl
31ee that the suocess of tile third-term
hemo in the nomina(ion would mican
to fitilure of the Republican party iI
to election. If proof of this continue
no111ltiply duing th11 * nlext - thirty
rys as they have during tho laist
oith, it does not Seem possible that
tiamoron or Colkling or Logan call
'rstuttle the delegations froiml the it
ates to coie I]) solidly for i nomIii
ttioni that mi iieans defleat in advance.
ven the Southern delegates will
irink from a nomination which threat.
is the loss of all chaice at (tie offices,
id nobody takes much stock in the
nding character of instructions or
edges upon tle sort of cattle that
ill go ip to Chicago from that sce
ait to 1lc1t) choose a candidato, Conk
g's authorized interview il tie New
ork JIeraMld the other day Is iaile(d
7 the opponents of GI'ant as cvidenco
it he beginis to selise the situation,
id though the hosseS of the third
im camipaign still ridicule the Idea
'Griats being 0 defeoated, men01 who
ive been inclined to follow them are
oo0 and more worried about It.
miklling 1a3 1pfe1r to be defonted
it GraIt i-a her thln will inderi
me other candidate, but he is not
kely to fid many t'ollowprs in a rulc
ruin poioy of that. ind. The third
m W1ch11 tins still a month of dis
issioni and vrit icism to elcoun ter, and
P flus hope that will prove SuItlIcient
kill it.
It must be added, hower, that the
miger of* Blaine seems to increase as
at. of G raitt dliminihes. Everything
dicates that he will go into tli con
mtioi with some 250 delegates fbr
i first, last and all the time. It has
*el happelneid that two anldidates
lve entered a colitest as closely pitted
G riaI amIllMaine seem likely to be,
id neither has carried o4)1 the iniia.
mn, but that has usualy boon when
0 sul)porters of each were so mucl
)pOSC to the o-her thaint they would
ther tnrn over tle prize to a third
al thani See it carri'ied oil' b% the rival
ction. The dilicult.y at Clilcago will
that the Grant party will contain a
'eat. im1anV men who pmrefer Blaine to
lybody else than Grant-not a few,
deed, who at heart prefer him to
int. If Grant cannot be noninlated
does not, seem likelv flint enough of
ese m1n1 can be hold away from
laine to prevent his sool gigtteig ;
ajority. .While Conkling and Logan
ill do their best to defteat tile manl
ho has stood in their war, it is
mbtfitl whother Cameron would not
ther have Ulainle i tihan anyIoly olso
ter' Grant , anid Still m1ioe doubt-ful
bethler he could prevent the Pcuinsvl?
lia delegates from rushi1g poll-mell
lilaine if le sholtld try, Tho car
t-bag orowd, whose chief atin is to
on the winning side, will of courso
I for Blaine with a Iia'rah if Penn
lvania makes a break in that direll
Ifere a'ain, as In the oase of Grant,
i ubiciiope of cai1p)e lies ill the
ant h .of oriticismi and discusslin
hiich his can didacy must still iuler.
.Thus farn Grant hais been conisid,
ed1 the c~hief daunger, anid hits weak
ss5 as a cand~i~ite has been chilty
p~osedl. liut there is plenity of time
It yet to riddle llainie. Whiile some
lpubllicatli papers that llave "'gone
rn" Grant will have only praise for
nine, there are others that have sup
urted Grant, which will enjoy3 noth
g better thani killing oil' Blaine.
oreover, thie ohief friends of (Grani,
it h the execeptioni of Cameron, wili'
adly help in v'entilating the imly
cord of the Mlaine iinator*, in or~Ier
use him uip as a candidate. Add to
is opposit ion of such inldepenident
esas Th'/e ~puiblican andl of such
uit yorgans ats the Cincinnati Gazeftto,
hich is no0 less severe upon Bjaine
night" has a gantlet still to runli
hitch may prove Ibtat. It is tie opin-.
a of manily thought futl Repulicanjs
lit Blaine's hnominiation wiouild be
uite as dangerous as Grant's, aind if
can. only be made alparent that his
>mmiatioin yould endsanger tLhp eec,
an, the 3onivenitionI will hardly hivito
'feat with one rather than the other.
Grant is going to be a ter'ribly dis
Mpoinitd nnin if' he dhoesn't get the
mlnation. There are prob~ably few
01)10 simp~le enough longer to sp
se that his hieartis'tiot set npon get
ng back into the White House, butt if
iy such there bo, it may be wvell
iough to sjiy that lie makes no0 secret
[his theiinigs on the subject amonie
is iendJs sinC he0 rotpriied to IllG
ais. lHe feels entirely confident of
e~timg the nomination, provided the
hinois convention declares for him,
nd he has not i4 doubt but he wyil}
lectedi. It maiy be questioned, how
vet', whiether ho will1 be so much die
pIloiinted If lie falls as Mrs. Grant,
'his g'ood ladly inover foumnd a resi
ence that sulted her so well as the
V'hite House, and she is extreiply
nixionls to take a fr'esh lease of it.
The News and Couier, says: "The
r'ospect Is that some canudidaite who is
ow alnlost out of sight will be taken
p when Blatine and Grant hayo clui
uch other's thtroats. In the Cincin.
ati Conventin in 1876 JBlaino receiv.
:1 285i votes oni ime first ballot, Mor
ml, thle next hilghest candhiae, re
3iving only 124 votes. On the fiftli
allot'lBlaine received 308 votes, 7.1
~ss thlan a miajorilty. On the sixthi
allot heo received 851 votos, bunt thc
pp)ositioni on that ballot concentratedl
Ipon Mr. Hlayes, who received 38.1
otes, and was nominated, Mr. Blaint
not any stronger than lie was I:1
376, and lie Is rnning agains~t
'ho inre resolved that defeat f'or t Im 1
il be defeat likewise for~ him. The
tomociratic party have 4~ ipagnificen1
ppor'tunity, TJo turin It to account,
icy mulist puit uip, agaInst the Rpubli.
mi canidaato, a Democrat who it
rlthiout staini, anid plan t himn squarely
1p01 the platform of the Union, tundem
ie Constitution as It is, wyith no step
ackward.
--The merits of Dr. unll's Baby
y'rup are acknlowledged by all wvho
ave ever used It for the diseases of. In.
mo~y. Prc 25 cents a bottle. *
AS OTTON Is JKING In commerce1soa
ie Liyer is ing in the human sys
am. We cannot hive in any pese<
'Ith this great orga .dissed, Tc
cop It in .p9n4IJ tto perform iE
muoitlons, e p'QIlder's Liver Pills
'hey are sold b y al -d~pngglete arni
punitry1eleicha4s5 for so by. Dr'
18801 SPRING, 1880.
P. LANDECKER & BRO.
Announce the receipt of a largo as.
Bortinent of Spring Goods inl the
very laktost desig: s and Nov
olties, And thoy offro the
following goods as
low as any
houso
in tho 'Toro.
Wool Bunting in all desirable shades,
French Bunting in Black and Navy Blue
the handsomest ever brought to this mar
kot. A beautiful line of
HAMBURG EDGINGS
,n entirely now designs, with Insert
ings tu 41natchl,
SPRING PRINTS
Just opolnod and ready for inspection,
Call and see.
NOTIONS
Of all kinds and of the best qunlity
at tho lowest possilO figured. Call early.
A large stock of Gents' Furnishing
Goods for the Spring trade. (4111 and be
suited.
SHOES,
We would call the attention of the pub
lio to our largo stock of Ladies', (lents',
Misses, anti Chilirenzs Shoes, which we
aro now disposing of at a remarlkably low
price. Give us a call before you pur
cbase elsewhere, as we feel satisfied we
call suit you i quality, style and price.
TRUNKS AND VALISES,
We will sell our large stock of Trunks,
Valises, Railroad Bags and Satchels ,t old
pricoes, although they have advanced ful
ly 26 per cent.
AN EAILY CALL
Will repay ladies. We ask you only to
come to see our stook find to hear the
prices, and if you (o not BInd it to your
advanthgo to buy, wo Will not j;ik you to
P. LANDECKER & PRO.
moh 6
NTEW G00DaS
A LARGE lot of Wheat Bran at
Donly's. _______
FINEST Tobacco and Cigars at
Donly's. ____
T HIRTY-FIVE Barrels all grad1es
Wings and Liquors at Donly's,
FRESH Aqguista Flour, Bolted
Me~al and Pearl Grits, at Donly's.
A LARGE lot of fr'eshi Canned
Goodg an Fancy Groceries at
Donly's,
ALL HINDS of Garden and
Flower Seeds, Clover and Grass
Soods~ at Dpnly's.
BOOTg, Shoes, Hate, Hardware,
Crockery and Olassware, Wooden.
ware and Willowware at Donly's.
GIVE me a call and get a bargain.
WV. HI. DONLY,
apI 10 On the Corner.
Notice !
WE BEG LEAVE to inform our
customers and the. public generally.
that we have purchased from Messrs.
McMASTES B3RICE & CO. their
entire stock~ qf
IIARDW ARE,
And that we will always keep on
band a FVLL AND SELECTED
STOCW, All we ask~ is a trial, and
you will lAnd onr-stck an~d 'prisa to
suit,
3. F. MoMASTER~I &r CO.
may 6
onus, onus.
NICATS.FOOT 011, Linseed 01),
.L 01vo. 01l, Castor OIJ (cold
PlcsQ tor ()). (cov mmQO), Cod
Castor il gsorady o pe hon
s5Nn listi t
$'or saI M the Drug Stor ot
W.E A(EN.
PURE
WINES AND LIQUORS
--IN
GREAT YARIETY. i
M
WOULD most respectfully inform
my customers and the ciizeiis of Fair
fleld generally, that I keep in stock a
full supply of fin Liquors, Cigars,
Tobacco, &c., &c., and guarantee
satisfaction to any one giving nie a
trial. -My stouk Consists as follows:
IMPOIRTEID LIQUORS.
OTARD, DUPUY & CO.'S COGNAC
BRANDIES.
BRAND'S SCHIEDAM GINS.
RAMSEY'S SCOTCH WhISKEYS.
JAMAICA L. 1). RUMS.
F. MOIIINO DE MORA SUEIIRRY
W INE.
F. MOLINIER PORT WINE,
G. 1-. MUMM. & CO.'S RIIEIMS
CHAMPAGNE.
GENUINE RHINE WINE.
DOMESTIC IQUORS.
SARATOGA PURE RYE WIIS
KEY.
NATIAN'S 1863 CABINET JtYEO
WHIS.KE'Y.
STRAUSS' IMPO'TED RYE W1IiI
KEY.
KEESE'S "OWN" RYE WIIISKEY.
STONE NOUNTAIN RYIE AN)
ROUK WI S1EY,
CELEBIATED PI'EI FFER 13, RyIl
Will SKEY.
liENTUCKY 1ORT IBON WIIIS
KEY.
PLANTATION RYE WHISK Y,
VIRGINIA APPLE AND PEACH
Bit ANDIES.
NORTH CAR OLINA SWEET MASII
CORN WHLI ISKEY.
PLANTATION CORN WHISKEYS.
BL*ACKB1MRRIY -PBANDY.
GINGER BRANDY, e
NEW ENGLAND RUM,
FRENCrITE'8 H iJ.OSTON" GIN.
VERY FINE OLD CLAET WINE. -
1 KEG DRY SCUPPEJRNONG WVINE. a
1 KEG SWEET SOUPPERNONG
WINE,
1 KEG SWEET CATAWUIA WINE.
-MALT LIQUORS:
BERGER & ENGEIL'S CJELdllRAT
EJJ LAGERl BEER ON DRIAUGIIT
AND) 1$OTTLED.
BASS & CO.'S IMPORTED ALE.
PURE CRAB APPLE CIDER.
PURE NATUJRAJL APPOLONA
R11S WATER.
CIGARS ANIN TORACCO.
RHAPSODY-A STRICTLY TEN.
CENT CIGATI.
T HE PRIME MINISTER CIGAR?-3
FOR 25 CENTS.
THIE PUCK CIGAR-3 FOR 25 ]
OENTS.]
THlE CORONET CIGAR-3 FOJt 256
CENTS.
TUlE SONORA CIGAR=-) JOR 25
CENTS.
THE SMASHER CIGAR-5 FOR 25
CENTS3,c
THIJ LIGUlTNING CIG.AR-5 FOR
250EINTS.
THlE MONA11CiW OF TJJE SOUTIH
CIGAR-5 FOR 25 CENTS.
THlE MASTER STROKE CIGAR-A
FOR 26 CENTS.
THlE AM1ERICAN TWTNS CIGAR
6 FOR 26 CENTS.
T HE COSTA IIICA CIGAR-8 FOIl
10 CENTS.
TIE ROYAL SE~AL CIGAR-Q
FOR 25 CENTS.
THlE RIOSE AND) ILJY CIGAR-0
PORL 26 CENTIS,
THE HAVANA CHTAROOTS-5
CENTS EACH.
1
T. W. PLACKWELL'S SMOKING
TOBACCO.
CIIJEWING TOBACCO-TH EEE
GRA DES.
SUM1YIJR BE VE3RR3#ES
ICE, LEMONS
SODA WATERI, i
THE BEST MIXED DEVERAGES
OF TUHE SEA SON SElRVED
,AT ALL~ hIOUJS QOF
THlE DAY, TO SUIT THlE MOST
FASTIDIOUS TASTES,
* 4
IKEAR OFi TOWYN HAL
F Arrivals Every Woee]
-AT THE NEW STORE.
I' DIONAL au mle of PROf, 0Perthishire, Lq~tce. Lace and vlctorh(% L;%wos. CIIOke4 and(
Lilco 1( 1 ,, 1 n1!Ili Cloth In(, 1.11101m, J'm .yt Prints, alfi new aty1t4Lonjf
lotIs hh .4Iu. l'l1tow Untie Cottons~, QtC., 431W11p R8 (lie (! lealu'st.
AIh 1 IA I. IYIYJ7V, at TEN and TWENTY E~VR CENTS, wWTH TIIEIq
Otar piurchases htave been~ mado IlEIOltEM1 Trl ''IDAL WAVX IN PRIICES AND. A4I'i't Mk~
11l1SI)ENCE, and In tinct ca,, ghre good vilue t oir cuto~r eor theo pAtT nagoe
ThoI Oct3 asmor9jnens of JLAUI4 (ILQVES AIJV) Xt1T8 In t4e City..
WE SEI4 STR1UOTLY FOR CASl t
may DESPORTES & EDMUNDS.
REVAL.
OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT
WE HAVE REMOVED
)JR ENTUIM STOCK OF CLOTHIN0, ACKNOWLEDGED TO BIJ
AMONG TH1E DEST IN THF4 KTATT
T O T'11! STORE 003I J R ?l.in Q.-o OUR
PRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
All Goods Guaranteed !
apl.17 . SUGENH EIMER & GROESCHEL
F. ELDER & C0
D ESPECTFULLY beg leave to inform the citizens of Winnsborp ang
Li surrounding country thaut they are now in Teceipt 'f their Spring and
kimmer Stock,
DRY GOODSINABUDANCE.
CLOTHING FOR EVERYBODY.
STRAW AND FE IjT HATS.
PHQES FOR MEN, LADIES AND CHIIPAEW,
NQTIONS IN TrQFUSIQN
JEaANS,
CASSIMIERES,
COTTONADES
AND LINEN DUCRS.
All our Gopds are fresh, new and pretty. jVe will tako pleasure In
4libiting our stock to any and overy one. Give us an early call.
OUER GROCERY STORE
.Ls fullI and compispte asi it, always Is. Prices ua (oudsl gparuuteid. Bq~
uire to come to see us, and you will certainly got your money's wor 4,
mnch 16
GRAND OPENING
-AT THlE
VINNSIBORO DAty GOODS, FANCY QQDS, AND MIIaLINExw
BAZAAR.
1OODS) are now open and readly for inspection, and ladies will do well
J to call and see the best .selecL94 and largest stock of millinery ever
rought to this mnark~et,
Domeostics, Straw and Chip Goods, Frpnch Pattern~ Hate,
Calicoes, Feathers, Laces, Nets, Lawns, Mugline,
Vhite and Colored Piques, Dress Goods in variety, .Illusion, Silks, Satins,
tibbois, Corsets, Gloves, Notions, Hosiry, Lace Bonnets Runching
belts, Linen and L~aos CJollars, Fichns, Ties and everything gpusraly
ound in a first-class Dry Goods, J.I'pcy Goods and Millinery Establish
met You cain get~ all you want og leasonably as saine gooda can be bought
,nywherp. Always un hand 4
Of Shoes for Men, Ladies and Children. Men's in4d Joys' Hat6, All kinde
f Family apd PlJantation Groceries, Cigars, TpIbacco, &c.,.BgO.
Another large lot of the popular new Davis Sewing Machines. Every
amnily should have one. No one should be without it. Call and see the
amfe of work it~ will do, Isp~l it op its own merits,
api-n J. O.BOAG,
SPECIAL TiES,
ira R eC.EIVED 10 Piece of Laos Thantings in a)) the #sw and de
Four Pieces Lubin's Black Cashrnrs l -h e~4frSpigadSn
aer, far below their actual value.mrs ih egt o pigadS
Tep 1Pjaces Lattice L~awns, sonpthing new, ~ .
O ePiece deohn, aucking a cents ie yard wow% 75 cents.
Another lot of fine Marseilles Spreads at $3.00.
ow nty. 1Ave Dozen Turky>Red Doilies at 75 cents a jo.----warrant04 fast
>Fifeen Piecs Swiss Musa s cme ncing as low as 1.0 cents per yar4
TwQ Pieees ndia Mmll Myslin t9 91oss out at 25 cents, worth 50 pentg.
SOMVIETBING NICE.
Id Bupr ad and Irish Laces. Ties, 0loves, Or~pe op ob@i*s
hannButton in til the~i ne des1 u