The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 12, 1880, Image 2
TH 1 S A 'N' ITERALD.
TUMDAr. June 1
T X., N YOAK 'H ald'* suldmon
ayA,- bho ijocma
E:-'-Mm S'-AN L1, usin -s
noimedvt by the Deoc 'at5 f or g
ertior p? idr.:na, , )Scv'e
Jan iliam er le
I44114 I v
p'.r his ear
I (I4
T, I
ia t % -i 1 ta Ih frt
h ilb; . ill i-V v- .was renom -- 's
Obd WR- Ihe firl-. znsi l d 1871 !d
Grant-1 wa.sI1.111o " v m1-m1n1fch 3:11, In fd
1871; seven hallots sui.flvid (o cook!1
Blaile's goose. Thi y . erhirty-six I
trials were neceir c Th Di -0
crat's, on Ohe conlary1) have held as 0
1m 411. fif.ly ballots and more1-c ait 11
thme. .They never feel ike settling d
down to businless ntltil they have had t e
good old flee flot.
Ttni Neu's and Courier was tihe
Imost earnest- advoento of an earv t
isomination of the State ticket, and
lyls 11rgely instrumlenual in bringing
It about. Now it holds that there is 1)
no lecessity for ealling 1.le1 Judicial 1
anld C'onlgressionl litoniventionls fol
Some time yet. Ve fail to see- (he
logic in these positions. Every Oe41
believes tlt the pal.y contest for
Congress will be more seriou,s than for 0i
the state ticket, ald if tiie Is necessa
ry tho Ilie Coigresli4oni Conventions
should Iive beenl called first. Again,
lan carly nominlatio of Stat.e oflivers c
- was urged) to obviate the danger of (
1gritation iand oftringing out a new
batch of candidates. If as is said I
there is as yel. nlo seriolus contest. for th
.Democrate 'CIoigressiotnl nomina- W
tioos, whiy not have Ohese over ait "l
Olive? Cgrse n1111d Soliito S'
are virtually a part of (he State OickeL- t
Why Iheir selec(ion shouldi be guided i
by a policy tha(. was denied impropei
inl ithe chloice or Staie noinilat.ions Li (c
something ltha we* canniot und3erstadt.
We se veryv good reasonis for "post.. 1
poinig thee nlominaliitjis, but. they tI
ar pre 1l'cisely t he samne (hat, (wr ad- a
'ivancd in thie ol her ('ase1. What is "I
sauce for t he goose shl d be sauice
Echoes Frcim Chicago, o
Exchange arSill tilb-d ith( com14- a'i
nni'hts ii) oni av l.)i pubican 14(:nma. i4
ia sale~ canidide, who, without ex
full vote of his p:n-ty, e'xcept. perhaiips (
in New York( and New Jlersev, thiei
doubt fl It .s . Mri. Nordh lorf iites
-I. . e . .- b th B an
bi'..iv er sh r th ou .4i wit.1
will. be lh *we br-hind me thromai
.nd can-keepo abretl wt Ithe current.
* All eyes are( no0w tulrnied to Cinin~i- 1
pmati. Itf the Demnocruats nomina114te al
.strong tleket , se'leetIing an l,asternI
S nfani fo,r the first lacle, they will win,.4
Whiom the P'res1(idetiaIl lightning wiill
fall uIpon cannlIl otb fore'told. Seymour n
-. ,0r Bayard'( or eIven Rand1(olph, of New
.Jersey would lie ai goodl canldida4te.
WVe have iniclhined to Seymlour as thie
)inostIvail(h)ble, l)rovided( is hea.tlb .Is s1
really good. 11I is a strong miani ini p
his owni alnd in the adjoining S Iates.
.le'i aS b1rother-jin-iw of Conkiug, (
and(.Ls that. dunghly Achilles doub)tless
Aiels soreo, and( as lhe hats a way' of' sulk
- :ing ini lis -enit wheonever he is dis- II
y)~eased thIs 1may3 be0 Seyiour's
4 ~chuagee. ILgAtt yeCar ai nepheiw of 8ey,.I
mnour W\yAS the 2,uly D)emiocrat elected 13
.on the State ticket. Tis ia a small (d
straw.
* Iayard is our first, choice, if' the ?!
Ieocrailhc leaders think theoy cnn ,(
AleetL him. In the prime of lfife, C ener
- gethe, -taloented, personally irreproatchia- si
* ble, and theo most idepentdenlt states
manpi of ( ho day, lie would make11 a gridI8
PreIsidenIt. .02
Randolph, of- ?Now Jersey, wonio i
make a safe3 canildalte. Not sp)eiaily b
Ibrillint, lie c:arries a level head, amnd
enn~0ll ba.nds. Judge Field would also g
4 4
a good Presidint, but h11i1 boom,
ItvO in our Alsfor St1ato ofGeorgia, haa
I0t- aSIne e#Iy vo'y lut'go propor-,
ions. The other owtdidates aro struig
ut behind at vailuts diktaneu8, with
itle chance of succ.ss.
The two-third"'r-te will doubtlesi
a1u4 thie colveltionl Somlle trouble.
.o leading man now stads itieuh of a
:haice t.o secure it, im( if is' possieIO
haftc there will he ia bre.ak fo,r .some
lark horse at Cinciinlti just a at
hI Ic Igo,
TIlE 011101AGO CO X V'jel TI ON.
elem(mr loarlm E-X110-t6ttion--Openling the
Be-J--Thm Long an11d PIrofiMS Contefit.
P14it Ple-urnis of the Lvonderm.
Cotletised from .11 New York Iorald.
CIlle.m) .lto 7.--Tihe CollvlItion
mIM willh tolerab04e promptness,
b:.a e N vowll filled, fihe delega.-tes
,.'I;c,and the ai08 packed to
-In ti j2c c' 10 I
T 2r was no0 de.siro rfo
beh ... -tMtrb-w:se the. Co ..
-. Convel
'id ~ ~ ~ ~ :-wc t.) oSlhI$ I Ii .le3i
. l '. 1 f C i a i v ctionl of';
il.i ou e l i blic. I
- :--l an ohf-r Coun l ry oni alt I
-l(d wnih tenne wa1:0 plice A-.mwit
(*. and bloodl1de. t will so
I to estibli.sh lbhe Ameiva ieopi
I i.he respect of mliankinld wl ll to lit
raet mankind to ourder e hs s th
pmictatcle of' such at proeeding con.
tw'ed With lieacv, with dignlil-y, with
ecoll, wvith puiel. (Appinmi.)
'h14 Chair 1-hereVore tus4t- that everv
eniticnil presevnt. whlbler a Ilembel.
1, ile Coinvetimn 11 her, as a wvibic:,,
fits prteedinig-s' will fee tiha t, tle
hitcer of his countll rY is 111-c'eed IIy
0 propriet. and ordor of* Ils oni n1
Lnduct." (Applause.)
Mr. 'Iile rose and (pliMely mv)ved
i th iConivent ion procevd io a pal
At. Mr. Cni seconided fic the o
on alid a grevat humi, like ai tbg, rosv
ver. fthe hiouse at lildeeybd
lit thle Asintor-ian-voiced .i-qe 'Clis
ee, who thln begpl-to J- ca,--ll ilhe I-oil.
'r1k Plix1ev, inlo'. Senlattonal (W
'll iefi(t Slope rShou"ed '11t
"Calif'on11i'l (at10 i hor votirnil4, las-t
Ild ll 11h tini 1 61 r .hniles 21 . til w."
Whereupon 3Mr. Ilonr Sat on him by
lRoriing hinm (ha-t votes. auk.la lot
0ee,were iln order.
Tn'l1lI eut .io t 1ST 1. L (' wh.oT.i
:i l T ill.,v Flts'll BAL( I 12 '. C i'I
Whell New Yor'k W al!w lid, 'Mr.
Onklikng iI a the mliitorit inl tit
iilegati I ai #, : lbarnelistit s10ti rplri it by
.ning" that helv individual dek
Athe I n1111d11. Tho pnocedit! Wo011d
rdinarihy be (ediolus. bi 1 11u. ti-1.; te
Vn C(iibkling- and ' th.c New"' York
a 1MI 1 ol,
klional concern.I-1, anld there wsC0on
derable cur'iosity to sve who il
Il ilty boys w-i who d dto <h-It
1'tl'(I .( it Ia ht1 a i 1 1:1C( ie i l ook! i
iC.i 'eahe :'II1nIit wIv 2i ther h>el'I
k. Iell New York voit! i:i. tll% I
00dl 5I 1w (qranlt, 17 1r1 Mlaine ati :.'
"1,i T l11 m lot thm lllweNti
*.We th cler :uonei l h
h .iICe-a edbarn 'i(i siileI illan
110( faIejoQ'Crl. Ikl i asl he:u rose
'it wled no t w aIloitu dbei:'t to
enkii t) aiI hu leeg t Oauriel 0
The hoarpgav of )t he crer watchfu111
v' a broike ri('l'( i, 1 hoever, and,
thv ai' w i Ieat' 11 e ti (el,
el wit Yor(Vklader witedi for1( the
I'-id 1h: lio, wh(ich. tIwne 1be1 gIn.l
here1111' wa mhe li' s Ipthion anliontIc'
Crsiecn bot. TClllIs m'aylti seeml
raIt'nge to etar who) ha e 'ane I 111
.l 'ter it the! 5n'1 in the yt il a re I n tlI
[ni. They o aeiuul Wilt) lin he ark
)the lion wtier1. wha'Jup; seek~
'Ihiicural g.ip an)'od o til
!Vllti1 baso whni:mth ii.s the( vlLerisoI
wnninlab oe. Th'eI resut ofte
aInd lad> was11 thenSo111 unl known.i
ilt oituth -lote )1thSied gller(e
o,Thoro was girdat o>ntoIr
tho lai11 clmp, and 1nessenco's rus
ed from the Maine seats to wiola
Bold, who, sitting on the platfin'
flear tle tlbles of thi Associnted Proi.
seaumed to iave been as!-nrived the y
sition of chief adviser in1d d;rector
th-- 1hu.nt: winlw. That hie Ared 11
supieot HuYl., JOy, and (;omlpatu
was evidIt, anld at s;hItd.t ut, Sorro.
tinged his liutlisoioe taee with una
custoied muelancholv.
l-vNINrI mAL,fr.
Logaplin, vith his indian~ filco ai
NicLhtidistin leu, sati like a rtatu
The colorc<d mlenit wore a Stolid 161
\vIielh no mumildanw IIe wit couhi . cn
( rate. Branlid.hgee was 'is restle:s as
Iresh pait oil af hot shovel. Pi sI
pulltbI his 'oe-ard ind the nural'
sLffierrs rubbie< li tir- liads, ;Ij
ninth annotineeincnt. was thent niad
thus:
Grani ...........
MiaiINe ........... . . .
Sherint ........
fhili ls .......
W id oll ...........................
W aldh1burn-Ie...,..... . . . . . .
arfield.........
,l [,tenl ile 1101hehu, led1 by Conklil'.
r'se and cievred, l'r (rait h:ad agai
(r,i Ied. Loganl ISpraiu into the als!
Itild excitudvy talke<d wilit 1,11m fr-o
I l n Im. All int(erestedi policmil
Sillill"; onl at wildow sill. lost. his hm
a(11 I aInti 1elI ten feel. an1in11dig inl
flower gal. llel oil an Ol 111ha.v's boniil
it I id otle-Iwim d ill ngin ht wflIvan
robe. Ed.w.and P>ierl-tpo'nt calm. o1
of a rveril al<d smillle. ( Get.r.
A r1hur rubbed his chill. ( ar-tivl rol
ed his vvvs heavenlward an<d wodliere
ii' liglitiiin. would be kibd' :un l stril,
in his dire ionl.
0:N TH.rET1 B.:rAL..LOT
1 vo(e tol iute1tihl it 11 laes eran
eI a1 r.rientll of mnervliilt. and( sonl]
gnuililnie satistclion. in which ("ove
nlor Fmc er al I ImrenIIt IY p..- icvi puaIedi.A
this perimd lenry It. P'ieroii, of til
New York <ill!"al.ionl, -(nIe
skl nap, andl( au. heo rost to stretchl hl
legw., hv lookcdl Qo nlluch likil a vener.
ble <dignitary of I lin uhe church I1hat 1.11
decois troIn 3Ainle livoliitilil
bowel their livadsu s il awaiin" Pie
"Oi'l bedi(.timi. IlIt hle did tI, giv
T I. : : ...OT.
The eleven 111 seelionl of ile IlirII
procledd. I 'olored I'o>, VA ill shii
sleve's pane'1i lie.-ou.gh thi( iswitil'
ils of uiviln. :al wlenl olle of' thel
sI iIbleI. I iIlh a-nd em1.p1ii'al the Coi
It-Ills of Ik pmil 11y:an the floor he( til
"Onse"lioll.Ay (ise. the avveplod t vor
tha1. aisle I, al ai dwaIer wN,ill INot i d . T II
C;rnttit coltil.Ilils ,st(;o d !Ii IjIn ) as UbU6
figurves "lhow:-.
(ni'valt.................., ... ...... ..1
Blaile........................ .2
. A I hIsk Ifale I urn.1vt palIe, amN i va
llg his .ealt w-Alked bl-k .11till".. th
(rOWdl. Was it pmo;sible I hat 11h"Iwv-1
Inildling of* 1:474 was to be n-1pvnIv(t
Ila< ( iin agai,111, nl llistakenw i s mAn11311
Mers? Al Ih'a hou.r it looked hla
for lle I'luiiel Knightl fr-olm Ilie Piines
id its Collklii'r &i;l wItli t%(. iIS-t'lle(
(11 la4. it.-.ceinm ii w, if ih * !tIreltIlve ill
n foot 11 leasl. Ilailt waled (quietly I
n -lu lkling' : ac : ook a1 seal, iii Ili
New Yor *k .Iew%- York dtveg:tIoll lieN
o a e iI.in o aind 'Mori-ajllii
w%viillh whom ihl Ol' touha11ln thr11-hlIfL n211
11aal ghmmyiii. I le wvore his coat21 bu1
toined. 1igh. to1 his IlIln-)ut aml1( lIoke
like an1 or'lthoi,x el'rgyvIinn aifici
pr'ot I'aet4'l w re-t-l in in~ l a hFriyV1 nigl
Mr'. Piielps,i.New ,Jeersv, wh'1o si
is an3 h1onorary21 limmber' of Ihte 7I'i/nou
WUS alIso efx oertliticgly n1ervouis, wit]
lcO.geo IIhar,re erI 3ava t an<(1lc veOW is
it, ih a 1.u3. lie till ted lic aui
lilled<lmchen, bat tlhat he! tille<l to anu
[1ulcose tihl not. appea':r when'2 lbi
w'elI ih ha3.o w asIVI annetlcc, whIic
....... ............. .............;
i2 (Ilac re ot unchouslal t na iuhtlin, hl
Wats sillullmurily vote<d cow i.n 'e
I liliss. Il ie hours .';U 11 i'nipi(ll. a111
Natutre becgan3 to inisi'. upon hi- ight
ihe gal leiry g*otIs am11 gotle ses 1321
bi. ag to) a lulIiary ciel4'!mite than1 l b
pJ1rlce' a 1,r'(l y woman11's t114)uthI.
[3c3le l hafatt wo,Na 1 llaves at
ici raryv wvereo <lr'4;ped out . Ti'te litI 1
ongen!~(ti:2l obur'3'Iii. It was 'fareiei
-1hiiery1 whieb $1'1ui'ed( the Oh)iio pml
'(33 a1 re'gnihai 013 w (!!4'4m1 fromt on1
"elin (of thei g:allerv beemiIte o) (obvi
si0on by~ the iaii whmomu it be(lit tled wa2
'lconstant. 3auIeENor wond.1 l(3'
Then'li titnt hallot0 stirred'( I hue pee
11e as pole! itiirs uip thle aiils
phlaiz~jed the 3t11n(2nneuamel. 1o
inoved qu1ickly arund ilto ( Conlk11i34
Pom-* avled( like a s:ele'toni oni wir'e
1341'iiunde a iee l:vouit fei( sacle'
11i(ion of us'eless Cainnutl;i.
Tii.u: sI ..nt:a:s TN I n..o r.
Tlhec price of1 lemn.s wen'ut- uip. Al
11he4 lot' i3( resoiients 1''4)J were 11uckim ha 4
1)m2, and1( delegale1 4s 1f31llow4d Ihem 343j1
they laud lollowed ( onuklinig. 1ilati'
ol2iheice uneal'3v. but1 I 2i(Iad no( dli
h"lainem.........................2
response131 wats 18 for' lline .am.*1 b(0 t
m'rant, shiau inmg ad defet(''Iiona (of on1e fr
'ciinlinig's colitiuit, the 1131 i-( raterQ
'2.ave alt r'!3eendous sIho111. TIhe a<i
11)31 lon l i3i4! inan13 a- t I)einnis McCml
t hy., of' My ruteiise.
Oth1erw~'ise Ithe eIl'eet waslc10 uol-iabk
its t hec sev'.etet hi ballot. shows:
Bhain c................. . ..28
fTis, ats may11 be ia'~gined, was
L-hc4k eye for Gran:tit. Was U it-r sue 1c
bolt ing help n'a this1 (hatL the Gran lt mio
h,Iook dhisk hando and in1duilged~ I
n Oriental 8alaamryin thePalmer Hoti
- 0n unay niglt.'? \raq it, to this U
w hlealthly ciompIoxionl Uhatc thle Uticanl
1 ft-fih pois s had come at last? Da
s, kened bi-ows scowled in the Gra
>- se4t-i and angry glance. darted fto
AFTEM! A RECESS
balloting was resumed with no ohang
U. Mr. Conklingt like many others, i
caught i severe cold in the mornit
ilthrough the stupidity of the sergoau
at-arms19, .VIQ persisted Iin keeping (I
d galler winlho'ws o0en, apparentlly fo
Aair, butt ehliely for tio accomintiojatic
k of ia Pew patriolic policeilenl %VI
L- straddled the sills. Froml such 91g]
a acorns "Toitt oaks often, grow. Co.
Y or. n1o cold. h v the Senator wl
a at his po.r, act.iye. silenw, bu.1, carefli
1o defit, mrvt and thurolgihly alert I
tho dan1ger of tihe- sittuation. TI
twentieth li lI( showing a gain
s three for Urant stiitnulated tle galle
: les to hurrahs and noise. and sent tl
q): heart of htale to (le sole of his boot.
ON T11H' TAwENTY-SECOND D,ALLOT
41 1'it stood 3Oh, Blaine, 275.
21 I'lsi wias the lowe.t Poinit tochec
by 1laine while Grait was thirl
Ihlim of him. A renewal of one t
'tGarfield excited ill-concealed disgum
as (id a vote of 'one for, Hart.rait
1hese candidaltes were regarded as o
Writrt illists Wilo could havo no cartl
ly expectation ofg ttinganything sul
stantial. U'fh zrldih
Wiemen sity) that Garficld is tc
smart to take the nomination if I
could ge it, as lie couldn't keep tj
1rack hIlreo weeks Iidelr (lie Cred
Mobili6ri fIre alone. S.nart or no santi
his frien(ds have deliberately ianufa
tilred applause and rcpt-ionis for )dn
aIld he sits and similes Whell one A<
-"Gartiield" is amoinced, and fairly c:
IalIdS illto a gri;I w ne tS an og
SIra vot.o.
While (he ( e twentyroulth ballot wi
t beng coilted Air. Conkling calle
Tom IPlatt to hi. side. Togother the
a ood in the ais!e. PlIatt O1 tiptoo aln
s Conk i ig belding Ver, b0ot h seriol
and boith apareppaCtly fillp to Rmtii1
1 but what particula candle was to L
* ope.rated on it would be hard to te[l.
N'. arly- every onle of tho poles o
mw leb si te Stlte Shietda was 01
nmentd w-it i deleIate's hat, givin
S.01 of sciarecrow appearance to i
I hale and Several of the delegates woi
I Ir 111 hats, tiereby adding to the gel
eral clet, orace Porter, with Ii
ik1.en (we oil the situation. sat wit
Phil. '4her1ida11 oil (ihe platform, so t
speak, a link betweell the Grant of t1
past alid the Grant o'to-day.
u Carter Uarrison, pliandson
hl1abl-1cade.d Ailyor of cbicago, sat o
5 ih colrr4sitn lents' plat.formii, and 14k
1 ad~lPere,with a I bulhy 11or(
heal, red bearA and d v IoS
0 shaired.1 ihe d11S of gaveldoli wi1hi Ill
preshlen1 of'le Conventioll, al smli
? Cd A ieaitly at tle result of th
twenty-11f1h bailot.
TLiT".yrY-Fi--rn 1.ALLOT.
The tweity-.9fth ballot broug1
Grantd 1J lo .302, the lowest ye
MAr. Cotk ling liauhed, but it wits nc
a heiriy laugh, Tom Murphy Wave
his hati--buit whly? wv
Outside the Imilding at least fiv
!housmaild meople were nlow assmc le,
to whoin ant ilhliniated transpairenc
ma.de known the~ result of' ballot afte
hallot.l Their shouts rang iroug
tIhl air-1n added1116 conflusing elemenit
to Ithe enitsm1siaijm ah-elidygenerated i.
the~ h111.
On e of the f',em ii n ets ini the Q01n
venionl is the risingr of the cnti're au
di'ence at lhe close of' eveir" roll call
WXith pectI unlalnity th'er wait til
Ithoughl l'rot heri Ifloar had said1 'Re?~
(e"ive I le beneicition,." thov~ Shand
laook about fori a mfolui',nt in siIlnce am11
cin(111telor like maies)ij till I he enlM begini
a''anI, w'heni they restnact their seat
1 A tier' Ihree iiore isuccssfutl ba]
loIs, ad . ianig'le oveir :1djourin ment
thle Conivenition conicluidl tQ pIla
gilus till niext day.
--ON l 1isDAY ~M0lNING
1)hallo(ingt~ was resumed, andl Iive vote
-| wevcre ta ken without much chanige. 0:
1 the ihirt.y-f'ourithI vote0 Garieild's taill
- (' le up ao teeen. Oni thle thairy -fi ft)
1 ba:llot lIhliana camie OV.ei' to G~a'rtield
- inaking' hi3s tota runi'im up to lIftyV. II
r iefused th s fhi nm. Oiti
illI IiiRT'iY-SIXTHI n)ATLIA',
- ther'e wats al ge(neral stampilede for th
dairk hior's. State a.fIe-r Sitat.e Canl
- oveir, anud wh'len Garfield's coIln ha'
renebed~( :r/9, the requiredi numbe:11h11
Pandem114Iloniumi Ilwoke01 loose. O.he
c'baniges were mnade and4 (lie fil rc
sult. was ( arfield 399t, Grant 311
'1Thie a1 (diene In (lhe gailler'ies sprang~ t
) thei' ir fet as did( also Ihie great body a
I ainti-( rant deleyat,es on1 the floor' Wit'
* et hiulsiast ic ('hi;ers, and1( for1 a few m11
- inen'Its 1ihereo was a scone of the wildes
(' exeileni n. The baunners of' Massi
- cl eb es, Maine, Cliforia i, Vermioi
- M ichi iani and other anlt i-(Grantl St ate
m iovedl Iowards anduc sutrrotnIuledl th~
Ohio delegatlin. The military band;
lhe hall1 struck upl "'Ral ly roun id t h
fing,"' in whieh-thle immndnso a.uidienc
. jninedlI wiith great voice and( -in remiarl<
aly goodil limec. The nomiinat.ion wa
-in.' U inallimollS amnid greaL' enthusj
A FTralt A 1RE(CESs
-a hallot was takenl for' Vice.-Preside,
with1 the f'ollowinlg result: Washunl
1 I;, ,Joewellh 44, Settle 1 , Maynuardl :(
Arthiur 4(fi, D)avis '2, WVoodf'ord
lI rtie, of7~ lissiHsippli, 1, Alcorn, 4
Mis'sisppi, 4 . Theli niomn e, Chestec
A. A rt.humur, is a hienchmani ot' C1onl<
l imr's ini New Yor'k. Ile wvas. one c
lie F eeralI oftlclials removed b
1Il ayea, after' a severe conttest ini th
1"cInIltl. TIhuis wvas.a bid to coniciliat
hel I icket is received with (olerabl
!catisraeIlion by Repullicans. It fi
-sIiires (Ohlio (to that party and gives
b Somi to Seymjour' or1 payarIid or Rt
dolp1h of New ,Jeirsey.
Su'iiTu., S. C., Nov. 10, 1874.
I)ear Sir'---it gives mie *grea.l, .dea
u.i ilo all.est tQoil he pfliciency of' tI
Iills rec'eive.d firom you1 a fowv (day
r' ago. Th'ley huave accomplj~ishied Cee
I thing t hat I desired of' them, anSd
Shave given several to tmy neig)hori
- Please scnd me two dozen01 more fc
use1 (in 1.ny farmi. . Veryv r'eectully,
*f 21 Xo. 0. Tis181ALI
,-Sleeploss nights and cheerless day
will be pre'ven ted If you use Dr.. Bull
I 'hby Syriup) to induce sleep and .con
1)posure f'or the baby. Paico on1ly 2
Scet. -.........
i they r'arely qui.rrel; they pull togethei
mWINES ANDLIQUOIS
'-IN-- -
ed
G REAT VARIETY.
o WOULD most 'espectfilly ilforl
It
1 my custoniers and (lie citcnms of F?uir
is Peld generally, that I keep in stock a
full supply of 1lne Ljqtiors, Cigars
ice Tobacco, &c., &c., and' guarantoc
satisfaction- to any onle giving me 1
ic triaj. My stock conisists as follows:
IMYPORtTED~ LIQUORS.
OTARD, DUPUY & CO.'8OGNAV
'BRANDIES.
. BRAND'S SCHIEDA)l GINS.
ItAMSEY'S hiCOTCi WHISKEYS
JAMAICA L. D. RUMS.
F. MOHINO PE MORA S'HERR)
0 WINE.
10 F. MOLINIJR PORT WINE.
rt G. 11. MUMM & CO.'S RHEIME
CH1AMPAGNE.
- GENUINE RI1 IN1 WINE.
DOLmESTIO LIQUORS.
SAVATOGA P R)UE RE WIIS
KEY.
NATIJAN'S 1863 CABINTRY
WJi3SKIKY.
STAUSS.' I1MPERIAL RYE WrI
KEY.
KEESE'S "OWN" RYE WHISKEY
' STONE MOUN'AIN RYE ANI
c ROCK WHISKEY.
CELE1 31ATED PFEIFFE11 E. RYE
WHISKEY.
iKE .TUCKY BOURBON WOiS,
KEY.
PLANTATION RYE WHIJSX(EY.
[_VIRGINIA AITLE AND P-EACII
BRANDIEi S.
NORTH CAPOLINA SWEfr MASH
CORN WHISKEY.
0 PLANTATION CORN WHJSKEYS.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY.
GINGER BRANDY,
t
NEW ENGL AND RUM.
FRENC HE'S "BOSTON" (IN.
,VERY FINE OLD CI A%RET WINE.
M,IOYJE MA EI) WINES.
1KIEGDRYIt SCULPEIRNONG WiNE.
..1 KEG SWEET SCUPPERN'ONQ
i 1KE SWVEET CAT1AWBAWNE
- 1MA LT IQUJORIS:
I G & ENGEL'S CELEBR AT
s4~ EULJ'E B ON DRIAUGHTJ.
AND) BOTTLEJ),
- BASS & CO.'S IMPORTED ALE.
SPURE CRAB APPLE CIDER.
PURE NATURIATL APPOLONA:
RIS\tATER.
1CIG~ARS AND TO5A0.
3 HIIAPSODY-A STRIHCTLY TEN
TIIE PR]E IISE CIGAR-3
FOR 25 CENTS.
STILE PUCK ,CrGAR-3 FD'.R 25
TJJ CORONETI CIG ARt-3 F~OR 25
CENTS.
STIE SONORA CIGAR-3 FOR 25
CENTS.
'THI SMASIIERI CIGAR-5 FsQM .26
CENTS.
TIlE LIGHT'NING CIGAR-5 FOR
25 CENTS.
TIlE MONAR.CJI OF THlE SOUTh
CIGAR-.6 FOR 25 CENTS.
-TIHE MASTER ST1ROKE CIGAR-5
s FOR 25 CE~NTS.
TUE AMERICAN TWINS CIGAR
56 FOR 25 CE'NTiS.
T.UEI4 COSTA R(CA CIG4R:-3 FOR
C I 10 CENTS.
4TJWE RQYA L SE AL CIG AR-10
FOil 25 CEN4TS.
TlI.# R OSE A ND LILY CIGAR-10
POR 25 C$NTS.
THJ.IE JIAVANA CITAIJOOTS-5
.CENTS EACH.
T..~ W. JULACKWELL'S $MOKING
TOBACCO
GRADES.
I$JMMYiElI ISEVEIIAGIps,
ICE, LEMQNS, -OD WTR
jTiIN BUST MIHJED BEVERAG$8
OF~. Ti HC E EASON SERVED~1
AT ALL hIOURS 01?
THEI DAY, TO SUIT TlJiE MOS'T
FASTIIOUS TASTES.
5VERY RECSJ?ECTFULILY,
;10' HV ARENICHuT.
mayS REAR OF6TOWN' HALL
T THE EW STORE.
I 'DlITIONAL sopplica ot PAWflec, Pert,I)MIro, 1,RtUce, Lace an4I Victorlm Vmwns. 9.1teeket dl
TLuce Pique, lernRW Ploth ad O Li)nes, ace uilt ngs, Irrnt , all In low -fkt, - -
Alothti ffteutngji pillow Wh8o 1pottous, ete..*040oAp1 00mext.aaIM
A Balvic IN AIX-BILK HII(a at -TXNi &Rd y-UNTY-FIV-9 CENTS, WOUTH TURViR
TIMEST1113E YONNY.
ourlarchateso havb been rpads XEFOIF THE TIDAl WA~ NIN I1tjyf ANDI AFTER IT4I
end in ~ ~ 3 tos~u~~ og~a v il~ a OWt roft"~.
My~e eur,~n of bauE 0J6QVx5. 4ND mITS aO i.
WM SEL 8TF ACT LY Q'O f4&8W
q11 DESPORTES 6 EDMVNISP
may 11
OUR FRIENUS AND CUSTOMERS
WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT
WE HAVE REMOVED
OUR ENTIRE STOCH OfP CLOTHING, AOKNOWLEDG.D To AI
AMONG THP, BEST IN THE STATE,
TO THE STORE ROOM IN .pp4i. OP OUR
DRY 0OOD$ BSTABLISHME NT,
All Goods Guaranteed I
aP147 __SUGENHEIAER & HROE80HEL
F.ELRDR & CO,
D11SP1E,CTFULLY beg leave to inforro the citipens of - Winnsboro anq
surrounding country that they arp now ift receipt of $.1ejr Sprip p4
Summor Stock.
DRY GOOPS IN ABUNDANCE.
CLOTHING FOR NVE RYboDy
STRAW AND FEIT HATS.
?1-OES FOR MEN, IADI&S AlN .QJIJLPREN.
MOTiatRQp INPUFSION
JEANS,
CQTTONADES
AND L1NEN DUCKS.
All our Goods aro fresh, new and pretty. We will take pleastrp. i
exhibiting 9ur stQcJi to spy and every one. Giyp us'a early call.'
OUJR&~ROCERY STORE
Is full and complete as it always is, rripes and Goods guaranteed. Be
pure to come to see us, and you wyill-.certainly g4b yorir pnonp3'y' 11,
mnch 16
WIN{NSBOBOQ DRY GOODS, .FANCY GOODS, AND MLI
3A.zAAR.
.0 q rp inow oppa and ready for inspection, and ladies wgJ go.
A. aland see the best .selecte4 and largest stock of Milliner e er
DomeAtj.c, Straw al)d Ohip Goods, French Pattern Hats,
Calicoes. Feathers, Laces, Nets, Fawns, Muslias,
White ppd Colored Piques, Dress Q.oods in variety, Illusion, Silks, Satins,
Ribbons, Corsets,.Glpves, Notions, Nosiery, Lace Bonnets Ruchlng
Bolts, Linen and Lace Colars, Fichus, Ties and e vrything enerall
found im a first-class Dry Goods, Fancy Qoods anid Millinery Establish
ment. You cant~9 all you wvagt .ug zeaggebly as sal4e goods can bebii1
anywbare. AIwas gn~ hand a.
Of Shoes for Men, Ladles p CiNirep. Men's and Boy4' Wats, All kin
of Family and p.antation Groceries, Cigars, Tobacco, &c., &c.
*Another large Jot of ghe~ popular newv Davis Sewing Machines. Jher
family should have one. -No one should be withopit it. Call nd se ry
range of wvork .it wyill do. I sell it on #p oiy9 sprits 8. e h
THE latest news pny .pil and cable bring is the tidings of deproc atio4
in i he eadg hesof merchandise. And na I purpose k oepin~
up with the times, I will offer my.epitire 9c9k far below last syeek's .4ota*
tions. 'lis is a tare opportupikv *to parties wjshing to byy gqods for sah
25 pie.ces Calbco at 6~ cents, reduced from 8 cents.
103 pieces Calfco.at' cents, recduced from 94ents.
500 pieces Calico at 8* cents, reduced froip 10 c.ente..
100 piecse P'rintpd Jaconets a4 9 cents, re J#pe fr.om'12} egps..
20 piec.es Pic9ue 46. 9 cents, r8da1cerI frosi 10 epnts.,
10) pieces Phyne at -Z cents, reduced frlom RO cents.
.be owthe~ es0e,tpades at 10 epts, 20 ppt,s and twy y yfp eenta
50 pieces cheoked Jomespuns at' .Actory Preg.
15 J$ales .Domestic Shirtings and Shaptings ch.eaper than ever.
15 pices Neiv YQrk Mills { Shirtings at .8 cents .
300 do.zen JFans at 8 can.ts, 4 onte, 15 cents and 10 cents.
A F'ety )andsome Canopy Varasols to be Sold at Ofps
An Elegau.t Ago.r.noet- of Dress Goods -in All t New'Designq
15 boxaes Spring Flowers at Half their Ac,tal naote
To close out, Five dozen Ladies' JJntrimmned Hats.
Another Lot Glass War.e lu Received.
IAs space does not gere4t, I will only mention & few of the mn 6~e
bargains whichi ) hae to ofder to the trade. This .is one ofan t de deprt4
nities which rarely present themselves. You p save frot -ten tp t
per pepit. by giving rey sbook on inspection befoe buyin~ ~lApyhre