The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 18, 1880, Image 2
THE NEWS AND HERALD.
AVNNbJ031R0, 8. 0.
VUA j4 ,. May 18, . a i 1880.
I- M - -AN Drt, -D-Io-.
- ) r 'I. Vt NY'NO,l5. AS80CIATs EPITOaI.
UEN. JOE tJOnNSTON 'OSITIVELY re
fAses t1 rtn Again fhr Congress. One
torm hlas satisfied hhn.11
Tna GNEENvn.1, Jnte7p'se says
4hat the delegatos fi'om that county
are merely pledge for General Hugood
as against General Gary.
Tim ON,y COUNTY IN WEST VIRGINIA
that has inistr-ueted for Grant was one
that in 1876 cast eighteen votes for
Efayes and over four hundred for
3Arilden.
l t. HENRY W. GRADY, A WELL
ktownr Georgia Journalist, has pur
chased a fonrth interest in the Atlanta
'Constitu1lt ion. for twenty thousanrd dol-,
IVIE IIousE OF lEiPREsENTATIVES IN
Washington on Saturday by a vote of
121 to 90, resolved to adjourn sine die
ion the 31st of May. Tihe Seite has
net yet expressed itsefon the subject.
-ShNATOlt GORDON IHAS MwIN 'aIESII
lanIrels in a speech recently delivered
In linehester, Virginia, exhrorting
th1e Dem(ocrats of- the Old Dominion
-$tate to be true to themselves and to
the party, and not to let such Iel as
Mahone lead them over into the RadI
cal camip.
SOME OF THE DirociAs ' ALEX
Stephens' district say they are tired
ofjhis vagaries andl im per!ousness, and I
that if he retuses to submit his claims
to the Democratic Convention they
will lnminate a canldidiate agaritst him
and try to heat him. Mi. Stephens
hats outlived his usefulness, and we
believe it would be a good thing for
hris district. iRd the party at large if he
should be ret ired at the expiration of
his present term .
IT IS HAlIIY NI(CESsARY TO IMPRE.sS
upon tire Democrats of Fairfield the
nr'cssily of atteniding the club meet
ng and seleCtinig their best Men as
delegates to tile County Convention.
The elction of 1878 was so rIilt and
uneventfkl ars alnovt to elitce the
stirring days of 18761. This is a IPesi
dential year rind the enemry will rise
in all his might, it he see ia sign or
wavering in the Democratic phalanx..
Thor-onghl preparaItionl nowinue
another wnlk-over iln November, while
apathy 01 diSsensiol will be a strong
ind ilen owul-be IndependentIs
4111 Madicals t raise ani issue. Fore
warned is trIearmd.
AN. A. It. WILLIAMs, OF rt,,E STAFF
or the News ani courier, has dis
solved his comectionr with that
paper, alll will assune tih editorial
mlaingemenrt of' the Greenville Ncos,
Al ~~which has beenI purichatsed byV lessrs.
Lucas & Richardson, of Charleston.
Mr. Williamrs is a Virginian, who camie
to halesonin 1876as at reporter of'
theJounalof C'ommeree. During
thne winter of' that y'ear he was tire
Columabi correspondenrt of that paper,
but subseqhuenrtly accepted a plosition
on tihe N~ews and C.urier. H is
Liberia letters anid his report on thre
conrditionr of' the convicts in tihe stock
aides were fine pieces of Journralist ic
work, and ardded to his repnutation.
Hie hats always proved himself' talent
ed, fauithlfurl, fearless, energetic and1(
enrterp~rising, and while tile .Kews and
- Courier will nmiss him, tihe up-country
will be0 a gainer. There is no reason
why tire people of Greenville shrould
nrot supp~ort a first-class paper, nor
why Mr. Williarm should rnot give it
to them. We wish him ab~undanrt suc
cese.
CADET IVnITT'AKFII As AOAIN nlEEN
puit ulpon the stand to testify . At fir'st
hre suspetedC~ no p~articulafr individuall,
but lhe now thinks that Cadets Blake
and McDonrald mray hravo been hris as
sailants. Somne days previous to thne
Otitrage hre had1( by mnistake put 01n
Blake's cap, anrd Blake was very anrgry.
Again, Blake moved out of hris way in
ai very scornrful mnnrer one day. Ho
uisp)ected Mcionalid because of a
las e a ad with hrim when both were
"plhes." [1hicDornald 1s satid to be the
sont of a lUepublicaan preacher in lindi
ana. Blake's pedigree is not given.]
I) Whuit aker then acknrowledged a let ter
4 . ~which he reard, bitterly comrplainring of'
his treatmrrent, saying that it cast "a
* beautifuil reflectin upon03 one of' thre
hnighrest schools of the counrtry, arnd hre
felt the (lay of retribuntioi n must comne
to all of his cowvar'dly p~ersecurtors."
- Thris letter expresses feelings far dif
S * ~ferent from those Whrittaker fIrst ex
pressed 01n the stand1 wheni lie said hre
y had not been very badly tr'eated.
Whrittakier hras evidently been drilled
by the stalwarts.
Tire IRecorderaskedl hahn if tihe mnarks
on his ears remain, anrd hre replied in
tire affirmative, and tulrned his hecad,
so the Court could( see his ears. There
* are yet slight marka onr threm. Tihe
Rlecorder next cross-examihnedI witneoss
on01 thre claurses in lis former evidene
and first statement, but he wvas not
shiakenr seriously In any part. All thre
wexperts examninied algr'ee withr South
worthr, thelast exper't, thart thne diffbernt
npecimens of hrandwriting of Whirttau
ker', given to them by the Recorder,
are thre same as that in tire note of
war nig; also, that tire two pieces of
/ paper conrtiding Wilttaker's specl
- ments .f writing were torn or cut from
* a letter sheet on which Whittaker hrad
begun a letter to his mrothrer.
- Af~ Athrese experts -condutredc their
oan inations separately, and the num
1s's oir the s111)s were changed every
Sjb, theore could ha~ve been .no collu
In turd thefr cormbinmed evidonece is
A TERIRIB LE JfOOA UST.
Burning of Five Young Etles ith aba Atari
ta Theatre-A rerrifle Seoe-Ileruic F
forts of the Men to Save the Victins-Tw<
of the Ladies Die from their iourieq.
The Atlanta Constibtuton contam
the partioulai's of* tle buriig of fiv<
yornig ladies ati the Overa H ouse it
that city on the 12th hist,. It seem
that just before the timo for the por
lbrimanuce to begini, a group of' cight, o
ten yoing ldies were collected in on
of the 1per1 drssing r0oom1s, Which I
reailled i11omi the stage floor by Imiea;
of a short Jlight of steps leading up t<
ia nuirrow balconiy, 1-om ithe edge o
which rises a low wooden railing
Theso yomng ladlies wvere dressed 6<
represent iingels. Tle% wvoro Iill
flovinlg taIltAin t robos, %ithI very lau'erg
sleeves, relieved by Ioig buoad w ing
stan1(lilg siily out behnid, anil mad
0rotfcioon batilig. The mind stag
gos in lithe eflfort (o iniatine a 110
Uoibustible costitile. A gas jet \nW
bIurniniig in this room. It had beet
lighted for the purposo of' burnin;
cork, which, ats everybodyr kniows, i:
used by ttanteu's amiid roflessionsiig
[lie world over, in laking up the fac
Por artistic eillect. upon the stage
Among the lidies ii this dressing-roon
were Aliss mirio ChapianII, -irs. A b
bie l3[1lammond, o1'f tiikitimorcy Alis
Miss hatie Mayranit, who is a v'isitol
here 1i-oml Charlestonl. One orfilh<
tibove nmie laldies-some say Mis'
(Ahapiani, sollit Alhs. U1mmu1oni, other
Miss lellis-ill Iurniing ahouit, thrus
her Wing intio (ite bla1111gjet. I lest
than one( mintie s~he was inl flamies;
Ind ill wi'heeling lrioU ild ill her friigh
had coinlil tunniente-d thlti (,0 Lihm otFim
two. . Miw Bellany, who was (also it
Ai1e room, took in t lie sit lationi at 1
nhine, anad, wviI.h the qIuickiess o
lihoughit, violeintly shoved ti, gir
ilearest. 01he. door-.-her dulghteiir am
Miss 3ayejtlit mon1g t he niiuber-oul
tpoln the blclonIy, The thi-ce llaming
tingels ru 1hed ntiadly from11 thel. r-oom
Ind two of telim?, ill passing down (.hI
balcony to to the stage> set fire to thn
wvinigs i ofAlisses l11l1llmy aili Mavranit
T'lhe (third, I rs. inti iinouid, frantic
11rom fr-ight, took a shorter, pallh to thl(
ageI hirowing herself 'over the balco
Ity railing id fihllling Ia distaice 01
iearlv teni feet to (lie floor below,
I laving regained her feet she was mak,
ing I'mo a ipile of rubbish inl a cornr,
3ridently w ith the initentilon of throV
nig hierself, upon it, whei Alessrs. (A.
BrnnT. F. litatsonl and Priof,
Agnostii, three of' th1e1 perioriners,
Mallo heroically to her asii-stuace, and1(
fldingi. her inl Overcoats and strip.
pnlg oil hiei fiery garnients saved bei
Alb. "Miss (hapinuti raln dowii tihc
Imilconyv Steps, andl( wa~s intercepted all
h-le bo(ttoml by Dr. Olms1telNd, whic
iavely Cn I'odled her il his Ownii coat!
L Itis, sh pilled away ('rom hiia
whenl Mi. E'dward Kilung flew to hi
ild. and nlyll strikiig 1er1' to the floor
.he two toget her tought the fiery scor
)ionls, whic~h were drink61ili p hei
oii ng' i ife, until 1hey were dead. Misi
11lilain, as soon as tIhe tip of let
Ivin tgs eatigh t 11rom1 (lie pinssiig flames,
AvitI a cooliess N which horders on tic
narriellons, tewv herself ion bie
>ack oi tihe )IllcOnyV and ru bbed tlth
ire out. before it hii(d iimle to spread
)ver her dress. Miss Ellis did not
enve tihie balcony, bitl, 11 it a presenc
>fminld truly phienlomenall inadot her
,'vI to an 1joillinig dressinl.g room,
mnd throwing at piece!( of carpetl around
Ier roIllied over and over upol t111
loor unitil tile ilamles were extingu ish-.
dI. Miss Mayriant. was donbly unf'or
untate. , Ini her' deSperte etl'or'ts to es
ap frioml thle balconiy shed was1 not onily
et oin fire, but1 ktioeked down'i. Sh'c
e'll at (lie head of' the steps leadlingo tI
hie stage, and1( Al1iss Chinnanuii paissed1
>ver her. She thlen r'olledi heavily
ier' f'eetan ran( 'lh ini tiplon the1 stage prop
1'. She saw no 1101e there. Thle la
lies there1' wereO dreOssed like hersel1?f,
mid she wouldl not enchnlliger' their lives
>yrnig to thleml. Shie sawv no
unai TheIi thought liedl thlroughi
nlind thait she could1( he saved oniy by
raining thle stre'et. So she shot like a
noite'or thrioughl thie stagte door, ruished
hiown t wo'( lights of' ste >s and reached
lames shiooting high abiove her' head.
L'he ver'y minute1( she stru'ick the( side-i
i'alk two brave and stalwar't arms, he
wveeni wichii~ was bleaing i a hear't wit
mit a thoug'ht,. of' self, ecIi'ed hei
laming l'ramiel, at Air. John1 lfil
itoodl ther' tighltinig thie tire as if'it wvas
1, >ieasuire. In ju1st, three seon~hda all.
>t. liei grand man11 was by his sidoe clap
dung his hianids overl her31 mofuth- and
:1nse to1 keepl the tonigues oft tire fromi
piei~lg hier very thrnoat, andl teariino
aay the bur'ning shre'ds, which hik(
ier'y ser'pents wvere coiled about heri
han it taikes to write it, he had bei
arc'thily Vwriapped nIp and(1 tender1ly
placed 11p10n11 lounge in hiis otileti
And~ thuis anotheri~l life wa'us salved.
Miss Miaigg"i Chapmnan was horribly
imurned abiout flhe neck, throat anli
wm'ns. She inhaled the flames8, ayet
inlg mo(st seriously thereby (lie broun
?ial tubes. She was borne to heti
home1 onl Ilouston street late in th<i
afiternoon(li uipon a bed. She is attend
3d by Dr's. Westmioreland, Wi1lson
D~hnstead and Ilowell, who think hiei
3oniditlin extremiely cr'itical.
Mirs. A bhic 11amm l~ondl is dangerous.
ly burned about tile neck, shoulder
11nd armils. She was first, taken0 to th<
reOsidenice of Dri. WillIis Westmuoreland
where she was most81 tendeirly nursedl
Later' in the afteirnoon she wats remov.
i'd upon a loungre to (lhe home (If hiei
Mi'eiids 011 hLc -i street. She is at,
tenided by IDrs. Westmnoreland and J
NI. Johnson.
Miss Madge Ellis was painfull
burned upon)1 both arms, and( Mis
Mlamnio Belhnniy was severely bu rne
upon each shoulder. These~ y'ounlr la
tI les mre attenlded by' Dr.' Tha~d. efohn
son who thinsks their- condlition by ut
meansli seriouis.
Milss Katie Mayrant was convee
In a carriage bly Di'. James Alexaindei
to thle eciden01ce of Mrs. Boy'iston, o1
P~eachtreoe street. She has thrieo vers
plainiful burnis-one on oach arm anl(
on10 upon huer ighit shoulder'.
ATLAN'r, M ~ I1.-Two of th.
young lady. amialeur's burneod at th4
Opera House ini this city on the 12t1
1istanit have (died.
As COTT'1ON 18 KINO in commerce. S(
thle Liver' is king in the humanm sys
teom. We cannot live in ally peace
with tis great organl diseased. T<
keep it in conditioni to per1for'tn it,
fAmotlons, use Dr. Gilder's Liv'er Pills
They are sold by all druggIsts am11
c ountry merc'hants. For sale b. Dri
W. E. Aiken. . 20.
-An exchange says: "Miio girl puz
ale Is thle latogt. It consists iin puttin
an average girl in n'ont ofthle 1'lbbom
couinter of a de dods storeo and hay
Ing her iund the ahiade sheo is lfe.
NANGI1.> FOft MURiltb.
- Tae Exention OtThiomas VhIt, at .Rpar.
r- I tanbuimg, Aor Murder -rho si&l Efrects of
10 Whiskoy and Bad Company.
SvAnTvaNIUo, S. C., May, 14
9 Thomits White, wfho was coivited of
3 the mIurde of Pot tlawkins, eolord,
i it. the last term of the courIt \Was
i hanged to-day in tin ciclosure within
the jail yard, 110 0110 being present
r* but his i-elaitives, the shlerifY, a gnard-(
3 of tel m11enl anld t clergmvian. A stromui
4 otis eilbrt had beejl m6,ade to avert tie
' sentence of, the! doomned man by hlis
) Coilnsel who visited I lit Governio' with
r sitlry pfetiiolls oltloundty, and by
White's mlot-hr who met the Gove&
1101> esterday ovenling it the train
I with supplicAt iols ald tears. A writ
de umtico inquiirenduo wits also
issued on Wednesday by the Probate
' Judge-, but till this proved fruitless,
-ind the Conldeined 1an1 1as *paid the
penlalty of' thle law. Whitelihas a'll
I along inmifested a stolid indiffereneo
to i4 iat. lie was calmi id collect
' d to the last, mit int1g the scalbld
with a 1ih14tm tread, without. betrainmig
the slightest ibar. AFter prayer an1ull
the admin'i-ration of' the sacrament
by the Rev. Milnor' Jontes, the rope
Iwas pi ceud Iroulild his neck, when he
compliined of' its being too tight. It
was Idjulsted, anud lie expressed him
sel f ats being pirerd to lie. He
asked once or twice for. till absent
Iother' adill sisfer. l Ina intained to
fihe last tle prof'ssioln of i total iotno
raniie of (le eed fo.r which h10 ied,
lbut alleged that Byrd-, lie barkeeper,
put a pistol in his hand remarking
that lie (Byrd) intelded to kill i nce
gryo ht-fore mloring. Whi/e's last
*wor.'ts wvere that he w'antedt everybodl
to knu' to whOt end wehiskey anid amd
compten/ would lbrignq a mian. Ilad
it not bec' /r these, lie said, he would
vot have dl uponz the riibbet. I10
dropped four feet eight inlches at eight
ininutes past 12 o'clock, made threo
slight stiuggles, a1d 111ll was over'.
Th imilso ceased to boat in eight ninit
ut(es. The body was exanined at
twenty-two n l ultos ftietr 12 o'clock
by DIr. Russell who discoveied slight
beatinlg of tle icar't. The body was
-ut. down soon1 asbt ifter and placed inl a
coilim and delivered1 to the relatives.
Whi'o was about t.wenty-eight years
old, anld is another sad victim of pis
tols tid whiskey.
.T WILL N i.E 3tI By .LA Yy.
F'om Hie DeLrolit Free Press.
"yguml V,
Alr. antd Mrs. Defoe sat before i
cheerAl fire ill ther home the other
evenin"g. There had been i longo, lieri
ed of sIencue, wienI Mr. De0oo sudden
ly exclaimed as above. 6
" What is it., dear?" she responded.
"Say, we've got tired o' playing
gaines, and I what (10 you say to pri
vale theatricals?"
'Why, we'll wet. tlriee or four of tie
leighbors to join inl, ial We'll miect
at each other's houses anid have regu
lar plays."
"That will be Splendid1" sheo gasp
ed.
"HI aiiged it it won:'t! Wonder we
never tiought of it before. 'T'wentv
dollars will get all tihe senlery w'
wntiI, ttiid each on1e coll furnaish his
own wardrobe. BV gum! we've got
the ilea now."' o
"What sort, of i play could wve
Plia ?" sh1e asked, as lie IIIIrched ip
and down with tragic stop.
"I have it-ahai," ho exclim~ed, as
he atopjud shior't. "Don't rn ,
miember' I startedi to wr'ite a plav about
ti'c years ago? I'll finiish it, anId we'll
bring it oilt. Now let's see how the
chiaracters roin. Thmere is the Count
Dumudoll', who is ini love with Ger'al
d1in1 the Fair'. I'll be0 theO Couttit of
'ourlse3, ats he is the hero. HeI kills
foot' men01, rcuesO. Ger'aldinie from ser
er'al dlaimger's, and t here is a good deal
of kissing and love inakii',adah
"YXott iOh, you couildn1't play that
part. She imust lhe youni' anid vivai
clous. Let's sec I I thduk I'll -cast
you I lamniah, who keepis a bakery
neat' a parhIk iln Paris."
"I'd like to soc mlyself playing
Ilannah in a baker'y, I 'would 1" 'she
dletlaltly aniswer'ed. "'If' you can play
Dumdoff' t can play G~eraidhmc,"
'"Oh, no, you cail't., my love. You
are a little still in the knmees, and how
you1'd look thr1owinmg yourself' ill my
armus as the v'illians mru. 1 shall
catthat little Widow D). focrra
'"Then there'll be0 tio GerallInles of
usl Jt' you citn play D)umdofY' with
your lame. back andit catarr'h, I know I
can1 play GAeraldinoe with this little
lameness~~ In my left knee."
"Now yOtt listenl to reason, Mr's,
D~efoc. Y'ou aren't built for a Geral.
(lie; you are too fat; your feet are
too lar'ge ; you haven't got the voice
for it."
"And y'ou'dl maide a pre'ttyV Coutt
DtimdotY, you would I" she fired back.
"\ on want to get that cr'ook out of
your back, that bald head shingled
over', youri miouth repiair'ed, and vour11
eyes touched up withl aL pait.-br'ush I
1 think 1 see you killing your villians
-ha! ha I ha'!
"Wonman 1 (10 not ang'er me!I" he
said, Inl a deep-totted voice, as he rose
"And dlon't you anger your Get'al
dmlie,ceither!"
"G(e'aldimne Why, you don't know
a sky-border' from ai iltt!"
"Duimdofr'1 And you don't know a
Skye terr'ier front the big 11iddl in the
orchestra I"
"'Tis well! We'll have no playing
here I'
"Then you needni't 11rWhen I play
Hlannahi ini the bakery' to let 'ou hug
and kiss the Widow UD. 01' any other1
I womni all over the stalge, y'ou'll bc
three om' foul' Count Dmindofis I"
"'I'll biurn thle plav,,, jealots womtani I"
'"If vou don1't, I Wvill, valin muan I"
Thon they sait dlown .and t'rnmned
1t11e11 former oicttionm of' lookinlg
into the llire, andc thle distutrbed cat wenit
back to her' dr'eams.
--Senator Vest, of MissourI, hase
made the best spleeh, so fatr, on the
Kelloggf case, lio is a wvonderful or'a
tofl fwit, sa'casm and law. le
spasofi-hiand, and with great itn
thick-set man-a triunciated gia'tl.. Ils
hair is almost flaxon red andI cropped
close. Excessively round shouldered,
- ho appear's almost humpbacked. T'ho'
fifty years old, he does not look over
forty. lie Is alKontiuckian bybirth.
-Every thilng conducive to the bet-'
tel' condition 0f thle baby is ttre. to
attract attention; and henuco It Is that
Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup is becoming
more and more appreciated, its wn
derfhl Iifluenco'in subduing the dis
G a80s of babyh6dd becomes vecognized,
A PrIce 26 center *- '.-,.*
d4) 761 8 bsrlpt~on
1880. SPRING. 1880.
P. LANNECKER & B11O.
Anhboutco the receipt of a largo as
tort-nient of Spring Goods in tho
Very latest doeigi m and Nov.
Itiv, rnd they offer the
following goods its
low Its any
houso
in tho 'Doro.
Wool Bunting in 'all '6sirablo 'Aides,
F-tenc Bunting in 13h0k and Navy Bluo
the handsmest ever brought to this mar
ket. A beautiful line of
t
HA MIRG EDGINGS
In ontiroly now deiigns, vif.lh Insrt.
ihys to uatoh,
SPRING PRINTS
Just opened and ready for inAptction.
Call and seo.
NOTIONS
Of all kinds and of the beat quality
at the lowest possible figurev. Call early.
A largo slo'bk of Gents' Furnishing 6
Goods for thei Spring trade. Call and be
Isuited.h
SHOES.
W would call the attention of the pub.
lie tb our large stock of Ladies', Gerts',
Misses' and Children's Shoes, which we I
are now disposing of at a remauarcably low
price. Give us a call beforo you pur
chase elsewhere, as wo feel satisfied we
can suit you in quality, style and price.
TRUNKS A 7D VALISES.
We will soll our largo stodc of Thinks,
Yiiisos, Railroad Bags and SatWels At old
prices, although they have advanced ful
ly 21 per cent.
AN EARLY CALL
'Will repay ladies. Wo ask you only to
comoe to see our stock and to hear the
price, and if you do not ind it to your
advantago to buy, we will not ask you to
do ao.
Pi LANDE(KE1 & BRO.
Inch 6
NEW GOODS.
A LARGE lot of Wheat B3rah at 1
Donly's.________
FINEST Tobacco and Cigars at
Donly's.
TIIIRTY-PIVE harrels all grades
Wines and Liquors at Doily's.
UERESH Augusta Plonr, lBolted
M~eal and Pearl Grits, at Donly's.
A LARIG L lot of freshl CannedI
Goods and Fancy Groceries at
Donly's,
ALL EINDS of Garden and
Flower Seeds, Clover and Grass
Seeds at Donly's.
tOOTS, Shoes, Hats, Hardwai'de
Crockery and Glassware, Wooden,.
ware and WVillowware at Donly-s. "
GIVE me a call and get a bargain.
*W. II. DONLY,
apI 10 On the Jornel'.
Notice !
VYE EG tNAVI to informi our
customers and the public generally.
that we have purchased from Meissrs.
McMASTER BRICE & 00. their
entire stock of
HARlDWARE~,
And that we will always koop on
hand a 1"ULL AND SELECTED
STOOI, All we ask fis a trial, and
you will find ottr stock and prices to
suit.
F~ . MoMASTER & RO.
may 6 /
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NEATS-FOOT Olli inseed Oli~
ruessed) Cattor 01l (c mmn), Cod
Liver ulijure, Scot S Emtulelon,
Castor O11, E~mulshoi, r ady for also in
small bottles,
.Por sale at tho btu ~toreof
W AIKE1
WINES AND LIQUORS
IN
GREAT VARIETY.
-I
WOULD A ost respectflly inforh
ny custoiners and 'the citizens ot' Fair
ield generaly, that I keep' iI stock a
till supply of tino Liquors, Cignrs,
'obacco) &c., &c., and guarantee
atiisfactioni to 1im1y on glviIng -hi 41
ria. My stock consists is follows:
IM~PORTlED~ AJQUORS.
)TARD), UPUY & CO.'S COGNAC
BRANDLIES.
B1RAND'S SCIUEDAM GINS-.
tAlSEY'S SCOTC11 WHISKEY8.
JAMAICA L-. 1). HUMS-.
ml.~ MORIN ,NaftRA 8HRRiY
WINE.
P. AMOLINIER PORT WIN-.
. 11. MUMM & CO.'S RIHEIMS
CIAMPAGNE.
GENUINE RIINE WIN.
1iftMMESTI'(1 I QUJOs.
1ARATOGA PURE RYE WrIIS.
KEY.
ATIAN'S 1863 CABINET RYE
W II ISKEY.
-TRAUSS' IMPOR TED RYE WHilS
hEY.
CEEESE'S "OWN' RI YE VII ISKEY.
TONE MOUNTA IN RYE AND
ROCK W1HSKEY.
1EI-EBIATED PFEIFFi E. RYE
WillSKEY.
DEN'TUCKY BOURBON WlIS;
REY.
'LANTATION RYE WHISKEY.
'11INIA. APPLE AND PEACH
BRANDIES.
~ORTH CAU tOLINA SWEET MASh
CORN W lIlSRE Y.
'LANTATION CORN W ISNEYS.
BLAC KBERR1.1Y BRAINDY.
GINGER URANDY.
NEW ENGLAND RUM.
FR ENCI I1E'S 'BOSTON" GIN.
ERY FiNE Li) CLARET WINE&
KEG13RfICAX- ASOU '1E itNONU W IK. H
KEG S WEINi SCUPPEIINONG
WI1NE.
K'EG SWFENT CA TASYBA WINE.
1YAILT AQUTORIS:
ERGERI & ENG EL'S CELEBRIAT-.
D LAGER BEER ON DRAUGRT
AM) BOTTrLED.
ASS & CO.'S IMPORTED ALE.
PURE CRAB APPLE CIDER.
'URE NATURAL APPOLONA
is WATER.
JIGARtS ANDP TOBACCO.
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LLAP>SODY--A STRICTLY TEN
CENT CIGAR.
~HE PRIM E M INISTER CIGAR-3
FOR 25 CENTS.
HlE PUCK CTOAR-3 FOlt 26 I
CENTS.I
f
HE CORONET CIGAR-3 FOR 25 e
CENTS.
HlE SONORtA CIGAR-8 FOR 25
CENTS.
HiRt SMASHER CIGAR-5-- FOR 25
CENTS. c
hIE LIGHTNING CIGAR-5 FOIli
250CENTS.
HEIT MONARCH OF THlE SOUThl
CIGAR-5 FOR 25 CENTS.
HIE MASTER STROKE CIGAR-5
FOR 26 CENTS.
HIE AMERIICAN TWINS CIGAR
6 FOR 25 CENTS.
IIEl COSTA RICA CtGAR-3 FOR
10 CENTS1
HlE RtOYA L SEAL CIGAR-1O
FOR 26 CENTS.
H IE ROSE AN1} LILY CIGA R--1
POR 26 CENTS,
UlI 11AVANA CHIAROOTS-5 s
CENTS E"ACH4
r
\ W. BILACKWELL/S SMIOKING
TOBACCO.
ChEWING TORl A CCO-TlRENE
'ORAD)ES.
$UMM1YElE VRAOE~SS
C1C, LEMONS,
SODA WAT~t. '
['112 BEST MIX1tD, BEVERAGES
OF TilE SEA SON SERVED
AT ALL HOURS OF.
lIiI! DAY, TO SUIT THE' MOST
FASTIDIOUS TABTES,
VERY 1d!SPECFULLY,
.ty 1UAR OF TOWIN iIAt1
IL
Fresh Arrivals Every Week
1-AT 'IlE NEW 9TOlRE.
o.thA4. t )hacr ytVtorin LEwnP, Che k EDMU D tn
6~.~cPqO AmniiCohndl~e, lwi oi tingi, I'rint~pauIn ne aiow s, Long
rliy 11e 4Q11 1 .
OR NTI TCCn 0 LO~ 'INAV IN PLCE% AN) AiII IT
t'll~ VENI'~.And ID CDIXVUCIW ... ...... e~~ Ie Woour clitomrs. for their patronago.
Thebt,-&s6rw enor LAU11,0 L ( AN l mrs in te cit.
Wl;" SEMLI; fJT11IG!ILy iFOlt CASH!
MayI iDESPORTES & EDMUNDSx
OUR PR ENDs, AM) CusToAMRS
WILL PLEASE T"AKE NOTICE THAT
WE HAVEi REMO.4VEI)
)TJR 13,214RE 81 'OOR 014' CLOTH].NVI, ACKNOW~t Ddh' b TO BtJ~
AMONG THE 7V3T IN THE STATE,
.'O TiE 'TORE ROOM kN .EAR O OUR
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT4
All Goods Guaranteed !
apI 11 B___ SUGENHEIMiIR & GRO1 US4 II.
I ELDER & Co.
) ESP.ECTFULLY beg leaVe to liforbi the citiscbs of Winnsboro and
-1; surrounding country that they are now in receipt of their Spring and
;ummer Stock
DRY GOODS IN ABUNDANCP%
CLOTHING POR EV5RYB-,ODY.
1TRAW AND FELT HXTS.
SHOES FOR MEN, LADIES Akb CHILDEA
NOTIONS IN PROFUSION
-JEANS,
c Ass i ni c ,'
COTTONADFJh
- AND LiNEN DUdk.
All onr doods nro' fresh, hb*i nd pretty. We Will take pleasir id
xhibiting our stock to any and every one. GIve us an early call.
OUR GROCERY STORE
Is full and coiplbte ha it alwa'ys is. Pri'ces and dood's guarantoodl. .nd.
nro to boine to see us, nd gon will certainly get .your money's wor ii.
mchi 16
G RA ND OPIENilNi
--AT THlE
VINNSBORIO DRY GOODS, FANCY GOObS, AND MILaLIN2RY
BAZAAR.
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bUODS are how open and ready for inspection; and ladies nili do well
I to call and see the best selected and largest stock of Millidoi'y ever
'rought to tius market.
Domestics, Straw and Chip doods, French Pattern Itats,
Cahicocs. Feathers, Laces, Nets4 Lawvns, Muslina:
Vite and Colored Piques, Dress Good's in variety, Illusion, Silks, Satins4
tibbohis, Corsets. Gloves, Notions, Hosiery, Lace Bonnets Buching,
3elts, Linen and Lade Collars, Fichus, Ties and everythihg generally
mind in a first-class Dry Good s, Fancy Goods anld Millinery Establish..
lent. You can get all you want as reasonably as samne goods can be bought
nywheret Always on hand a
Of Shoas for Men, Ladies and Childreh. Mehs and Boys' Hlats. All kindd
if Family and Plantation Groceries, Oigars4 Tobacco, &c., &c.
Another large lot of theo popular new Davis Sewing Machibes. Every
amnily should have one. No one should be without it. Call and see the
ange of work it will do: I soll it oh its own merits.
SPECIA LTiES.
JuS 1 h eO.IVNZ) 10 l'iboca of tabie ]3uistingh ini all the new anld
Four Pieces Lubiri's Black Caahruorros, light Weighet k$r~ ad8,
ner1 far below their actual valuies rn n ua
Ten Pieces Lattice Lawns, soinething n~v
One Piece Machine Tucking at 50 cents pel yaid, wvdrai 18 eeiht
Oe oisce Hudson Jadonet Tiicking at 90 cents per .,rd, worth $1.2d
Another lot tif fine Marselled Spi'dads at $2.0O.
Twenty- five Dozeni TdlrheyRed Doilies at 75 cofuts a job--iatrabted ias(
PFftee Pices 8w~ isdi h, cominening as 1ow as 10 dente per' grd
Two Pileces Idia Mull Mitslin to close out at do dot worth 50 cestt.
SOMETUING NICE
In Butt r'e ands and I ys acs. Ties, Gldi% dlrepe lage iau~g -
Aoh er Lot of beautifu) Chromos jqst received and to be sold love~