The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 29, 1880, Image 2
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JW". a. -.Vrff0tj1*. ASSOCUTC UTTOn.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES,
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FOR PICASIDENT:
WINFIELD S. .UANCOCK,
'Of Pennsylvania.
-OR VICIE-PRESIDENT1
WILrirAM H. EN'GISH,
Of Indiana.
IANCOCK! T) iAGOOD.
Ar.READY THEY ARk ltBEiNNING TV
'all the Ulcieil'ati nominati6n ti
bayonet at 111bar'l ticket."
ilMI ON TITV. PRC-sADXE'T1Ak. ClcC
tion has already begun I Wall Street
Wnd t.he .dds are it favor of Nandock
-- ,L TiF, DE166Ot.ATIC TAPEnHS LAUI
thv ticket., of course, and all the Re
lmblicn apurs decry It, of course
though as the Icahl Eays they seen
to 1hn0 it. hard to got any mud t<
throw at It. But tie ieutral anid TW
depeiident Valkrs are the ones to note
and thus 1hr, withoft exception, the)
speak favorably of "Iaincock. Tht
PhIladelphitt Times holds that Penn.
sylvaiia i8 as a'x for lanimock at
Ohio is for Garfieh). aud thinks thal
New York, Nvv . jr, Connectieni
and inditz-aa n ill 1h01 inWo the Demo:
uniatie eulnuama.
T ita maENVII.I. Y iews has bee::
teadily improving since lis begnn11iing
and it, now appears it a 11ew dress.
its editor gives tin amusing Aiccount. of
the attempt to run It wholly ill minion,
then partly in minion and partly l1
long priner, which latter ran okel
eVerything, crowded out advertise.
ineits and pinched editorials, mantil
the new dress was adopted. ills ex.
perience recall. 1 similar onte itt tih
minds of others of ti gaig. Wu arc
glad to see that. the people of Green
ville show a solid appreciation of the
News. If it does not sieceed the
fault will be at theitf door and 6ot at
the experienced hIumRS of the editor
and the proprietors.
The Outlook in the State.
.thus far bit td discordant notes
have been heard in the harmony of tihe
Democratic GranId March in this State.
One comes froht Ararlborough and the
other front Eudgelield. I1 1 li-th oi'mer
dounty ox-Judge 'V%senld i said to
be end;1eavoriing to orgainize an Inde.
pendent party inl 0J)pOsitioll to (le
Democracy. As no couity nomint
tions have been made, this is not a
bolter's mnovemetnt, but a deliberate
atteinp)t to create a newv organization.
it, gives uts mneht pleasure to recotd
the assurance that the "new p)arty"
will not siceed in doing anythting.
Marlboro.ugh is too good a coun ty to
tially with the enemy. Judge Townts
end was once a Rtepublican, anid he
may desire to retutrn to thte liepublican
party, but we mnistaike the temtper of
thte Demaocacy if a hey will snitPer haimt
to lead themti into ani f oltrn hop.'
imy~ tiOvetanent stamupt d n lih Ia i1luire
TPhe. i dicordanlt n otei fromt ildgeatield
1is eviidnt ly the resula t ol' tooi hast v
pulIsation of' political)' t rigs. Ilineia
hairt Cliub pae a sres of resola
tionts recCitinjg t hat at he ttomianationt of
State oflicers it Junte "was unwi~ise,
tiniir atnd unitirecedented, andtt was
donti by a partisan E'xeentive Conmiitw
toe at the dictation of aristocratic lead
ers and for setlih purposes, atnd
agaittst a large mtajority of the peole
whto compose the Detmocratie nart v."
-atnd therefore that clnb ref\tses to
ratify thte ticket, antd calls for a new
State Contventiona in Angust or Sep
toer to mtake noinaitItion Ils, at1
whtich each county shall be represent
id acco~rdintg to Its Democratic vot ti
trenigth, iinstead of to its reprtesenita
tioni ini the Legislature.
lith the, Edgleld papers1' -~l(condemn
i bcrne resolutions, anid the .Adrc'rliser
ina rotelnasioni sayvs:
From titne Itmmemmorlial it has tnot
1;en the haitlt of E~dgefle!d pedpIle to
*een imagine that othetr people. or otha
W'4 taen thought themuselve bette t c'Ihan
phrtases t hat th trea ten to 1l'etiome ao-eli
mnon amiong us, htintinga tat our be'ing
undeI r thle fool aiual the Itash ot't aristo
N u hmr thehigh
birth, blood, breeding amX nat inadi
qualities, as any mnent ad wotnen ini
bonthI Utrolina. Antd this beaitig the.
ease> let us bewate of t hese objectionta
tile p)hrases anud these too meek ideas.
We are nutder Rio whip nior hash. Aml
tis sort of haumtbli and whininag tallk
is thte fruit of see'd soawn by "sehlls
dleliogognmes. We apetal to the n
ciet ptrido of Edge'tield to bte dom
with sitch lowly taind meanitigle'
twadl(e.
M~analy anid wvell timedl are thes<
words, aind they i st b~eart frt'al. TIha
RLhtihehart Club will th11d1 no secontd foi
theltr motion, antd we flimly believi
fromt the record of Edgeleld tha
Rihinehart will be found at thte froni
when the time for workintg comes. 1
a s true that the nominations int Jun
Were a disappolnttment to many, anm
that the actiont thent taiken Is rmnentabi
to the charge of machtine plOities. flhi
the thing Ia done ntow andt to cathlian
other contveuttion would be bit to ot
ganizeo Tilden anid K~elly factions i
the Democratic ranks. The ticket, a
to its personntel, is twexceplt ion)thk
and It will be tri1umphatntly' tvatfted (
vIctory. Aftr the electIon is ove
step)s hmny) be taiken to pr'een it
hodlediun got offa sood .tilig the
Othlei day,in thIR very connl6tiolmf; We
aegret we cannot give it as well as the I
Aidt'uif d1i. It teW!ha4 L. os
of the argumente used agait 'o'ricri
Hoiphill among the strtly rthoax
brethreu was that he "favored Jay
preaching." One old gentleman, when
told this, shook his iesd and meditat
i"d a while, and then said, "I'll vote
for lemphill anyhow, this fime, and
after that 11 look into this matter
about. lay preaching." Wo commend
this to all Democrats who disapprove
the Octionl of the Convention. Vote
the tiet now, and then look into the
matter of lay preaching afterward.
From all other parts of the Stnte
come cheering words of Democratic
harimiony. The State ticket is unex
ceptionable. The Presidential nomi
nation is creating t menuino boom.
ie defeat of Grant has scaled the
fate of the Republicai party down
here. With tho egioes Grant Is the
Ieptiblican party. When that party
threw hinioveiboard It ceased, inl thelir
Opilioll, to be the Republican party
any lolger. This is a pairtieulaikly dryI
scason fir sowing the seeds of opiposi
tioi. They will slirIv-e and decay
without ever seeing -the light above
ground. TI"here will'be no new (!oi
vention and there will be a splendid
Democralic victory.
The Crop Prospeet--A Wlord or 'wo on
Politic, nnl it) Now Pi arty.
DARtK COUNER, doivi 2NI.-The1 IWO
>0 of1 lie Coelner are still at work.
Such.ais shell corn it) send to mnill are
trying to clean their crops while the
w~'eather is favorable. Crops, Ihough
small, look promising and we might
say ther is a good prospvcf.. We aIre
harvesting onle of the finest oats crops
I have ever seen. Oats are the thiming
ater- V. E's. cow-pea.s. Thvivhd ofI
wheamtl is lgt
INothing 1111u1snal has inallspired of'
interest sinice yon lheard froim uts l!
roreo, except, the ritrCnzIliatiol of the
Feasterville Dlecratic Clb ub der
favorable 'i'enintances. As I he
Gr'eenbak (lub1 htliims to be e. pos
ed olgootl vitizes., we eht1-im tio h1ld
thme mii1.e1s ol still bvttur m1en who hav
been 1ried and fiind not. v anfin.
Had these menl who have beem imilnloud
to go into the 'Greenback Ciluh by such
over 'mxions otiee seekrinI leaders.
Wnder pretencee of' fi1nacialt 'ntrest,S
been so goid as you hieard m hy were,
they would hardly have entered inlo
itor anytling ele that telds to dividt.
the whites-whie division, ile know
as well as4 I do, wil111 bringe nothlingill' hill
What ill.icnce is theO1re in a clhe I
u liamlw? IHthlis FaTOred almd divinei
patly ever colmies into power it will I be
y the co-operatioin of' the polhitil
ifeves of the pasi. Fromi tiht.e al k.1
1111norl prevailinlg here that is the liine I
the Saint is running the thing on. I I
ut.Irstand d.1. L Tane hia. ia ptoen~
athe Camden Journ)fal asking Il Ia
people to stop) se:unilalizinig hi m. A
livingmamnmay die, but schlim do ii
dead mieni t'orne tto lifei. I nu derest and f
lhe says that the kind of' meni who are
trinig 1toiadalize him are nighIt--,
riders and bulldozer's. 'Thait is just thea
kind of eat he lhas hiimselfI b'een . IHis ti
he fi' ml tten his c olor'I lit' s peech'i'' in .
I bn' he for'<.'ten that lhe argnt'I ed ain..~
Si.ul btt h ' igmnredi? We all riemmbeei
his spieiech w hen the cl ub had a flag
prlt'seniited to it. by one of om' e.steemeid
ladies, ht'w he wvas going to mirmat.v
with it oni the Rtock of' Ages am it a
now with a flag wit h green'i edlges t'tr
him) to (die underm?
W.'e have iiot heard much about theh
edl herue last year wi1th the aial of1 ai
hmuyabac'kedl niegro. b ut abl outI iy ,v
when thie suin rose' early and si' lhue f
the 1 lrim was turnme<l over to i nd p
P~rovidencte. A wish to keepm the '
fingers outC of the tdirt. miay ex plaini the
absence otf phosphate quest ions t his
year t'
Who has forgotteni Mr. McLane's
long epistles about thle citizens' movn e-h
mnent, ini 1877? Ile wvas only fee'limiu2 a
for olee, ut neer tiit.lie muost l'y
at pail of milk.and Iten kicks it ov'mr.
I he chiins to k nowv a soodi dealii aboutn
lie Dem'noenntie pm-it y *.\Ashllem'v
I .Johnistoun says. hie oughlt to kinow ailnm V
I he laws wh1eni lit heclpedm to manl:y r
them.
W1e kmnow~ that hi' votid fo l1 auny..
ion sevtera l timies, buit ~i ee few on ..
side of' this I'or@ri knotw that he trit-dl A
togett upi ai miovelinent t) rtepoliamte th li
"llamupton TFax.'"It if e hais not been V
the t'ltder in all thle lilttle sile..issnes
about. Feasteri'ill he abs bieeni generi
ailly :.i hetprity co-worker, TJhis divinet
nuIss:On is not1 cost.ly jet-11aps, as the
gener'mal impreii'ssion lpreva'i I ' j at tin
"rey znm'e is ted omi Nat ionmal I t'eii hi
t'nit bats. W~ho knows lbnt. that t his
missmionm will tdo grood vet ? lIt iu lbe
lie'ved it' the lieph.ubl'inn em-i'iy Ihe
l'r'esidt'iial election the-y will tah- t
lishi a king. .in that ease lie may rall-:
t hi"(i Crnier i'and overlblriow miontaea .
I conl wriitte a liniuiber of: iodi iia
fin'is as r"'.'ar'ds the yhl:us aind Jiet, '!'
bet akDno rton IIf he' thiniks we
no nwhlim he i.4 veryv muiih ini the
dark. I .att ('mxm
As sonie people clalin that. Ifon. Ui.
B. Lewis, of' Alaaimna, is a Greeni
backer, I send you an extract fI-om
time Wes(t .IlbaI&(lan1j tto show his true
iposition: 1. (.
DEINIAL, FnIO)Mit. EL,iA's,
I Ioi;s oi' I?tnuisi:i-r-aves,
IJrldiar ( f the ..VIlna I -icu. I see
an abusive arI tle inl yom-IP pcir, I oe
St ('oth Ithe New York 141crien-', sta m
S in subsotan ce, thaimt 1 hiatd be1 clileet eul
kon a Gre'enback iplatttm, anid luul, by'
may vote onm the Weaver i-esolution',
betrayed my coinstituenuts. I was~ elect
ed on' a plat'form unimiioumsiv adopted
y*by the emociora tic Conv emI ion thait
nOmIatd Mo !fhe GrOenack parl
ral a cand.1dae agains hn,andt
as'I;kasoWgwerbsolitdtaiast me, -uc
withetandng.i had.:dVring mV -0nti
p>ubllo Olarelar, Peel tA.t tiln
of al nolpvlleA and badnoveeg Ov<
a vQtl exept.il the Inte'esft of tI
people, and there wa nothitig li' n
record, p ibllc or private:, ill peace <
wtar, aydallst Which th.r had ti
81lghtestob.iectionl.
itero wero Some excellent. things I
the Weaver resolution, but as i undw
stood t(he firls paralgraiph, it clearl
11u1n1nne1-d thle doctii that tho goo
0r1imeilt 11:1ha thle power it any anld it
times to c'eate paper 1o10Ov'tind itial
tho suimo a legal lnder for piiva
Jebts. No Ficlh doctrino as ti1s W1
-on1tainled in (the ptfrin tponl Wl(hi
[ was Cleled ; and in all the1 miall
4peeches which I Ina1do inl the cavs
I denmounlled lite said doetrinollb 1s uI
-onsltituit al, dest.rretive of (lie be,
literv.st of 11he people, and lvading( 1)
nexorable logit; to Coititillisin an S 111
-evollitionl.
It ik well known by Iny friellds nil
!nlstilelnls that I htiVO a(cepted al
1her position and will Ietiro Soo
Aon 111iical lifi', but I Ihave no doinl
at%(. every 11u1i inl mw district wih
oted for ine ehldorse' Iy position it
thove set fmorth, and thitt I could b
'e-elveted by al) increalsed 11111io t
;iould I seek anlothel. ioilui uti oni.
Yours re-spcutfiilly,
1. B. L1-:wis.
1)XMO. 1ArIC CO: 1VENUON.
TUil'SDYA YS litOCEEDINGS.
Upon nssemIbliig oit Thlmrs(hav tih
Cw York del4--ation a1n111nu1 iice(I thi
hiey had Ieard ( ilhi' a vilion tit
( oIe t .s l dei Tih u the ie betim
Im 'r Til"'l had williirawn, an,
l(weptiine his11 -i 1(ter as fi ll, ie dehi
atio Wonprlopo"ie (lhe nam11 0
nnlJ.ivuidlill. [appl.luse. (Thll
as a luiage of New Yok froi
Jayne.)
A secoId blit was ordered. I
lire 01lhe i'vIuIt waii ls illiiucl Wisrol
in iske(:d to claut! her votv to 1111
0Vk . (G rea t. ewirs.) Tik was6 a.gr41ev
o by tle Conveition. W1icnsin ai
llllced, Illnock 2. Cl rent con1 f1
The clha:irnwal' of Ohe 'll lvanm
l al l1tion t;s e finilyh ld Said lilthe
'enslvulawa.- lw;ndk of'her somn
I'llI of th in. 1. a great. .solier, ti.
'a.er vn alai nd l, iinent Ja t:-iet
t10 u (etihi (1lad41Y vmk- I'll* th r, n
hell ch ud her. :lqanalvoe
huteek, llaa in. : in all ls nn
A. pre~iata e'.sl l olieaudien :li ei
OllVel.1ian1 r ivs h i n , wavi11
funlock'-,s hibannt.r was brondlit i) til
r o fit vlli I
5in m, th ta nd pla ing I l'uai ) th
'hief." Sin ali i x.. o ( he stzle:
otin fIll Hancock wtere br t11 for
i*.tk 1to sailt1w l 1:1 I:' h -ve banI
'h I iairm nl oC Ile d"le,:'itin
Wked o heifvrkt of.l. plur 2
Iais ill A t h o hlng s. Nova lit ix if
lateek,likde1,1b111 olid Ifmr 11h1i
Ck. y Olki iimt. Ihe V n0 h :!m b,
an' I lci<co 'n<d [leei t heil a cis
I lhcow 'ci alec :u'tcc a ne ai,v
h Iu , ( i - ; Al I --t i . s, ie rctxv
- 1n - it of ) I t i b k , o tI h,fuI
'Il I St s: I - w r 21e,-)led ,; w it hissIe
I Iuit wI ith o ee for l hcstrns,ltI ine
('ti' aliito wast ca , wichi Itti
ote i llenidrick~s Isi low(-, I
hincock, ju t il dn . 3 1rli W-u l. lte
lancock,o t ieI iyard Newiisuiji York I
>r c'humo. [i ieited i;ith.i che
ttt 1: h iss s. Allte lcescst; nder so'll
T(imi* vt e w:i: Total 7:N.' Aiiinoel
u'j. r(hicuki::n, Inn I. !'L?Tllibb
I ii ceers thie i,ndlitL i il ''Pat
Mro . .\irk' o I ml~aci:c I , l'uuovo.1 t
ons, I Itei ixpressed ithe deepIt o elini
l'e loyal toi tIe Demsoci part
d would doi:'sc ah e'airI influly.I
lie:t l' Soit ida l i as e ill s p r:;it
cia epbiI'orn li i d helwa'.he
i scoIttti tei the lolpiiol of' 'Fli:s
seit ii o tlly t't old O! s Ii0 harinin ischi[u'
olilcil l vise urr.u liu w li:id rilia
alI. It w:ist oe (ltatc' onh e oveih.
xe'tl' toi itie ssr.e an)' ti te I'*lltieo
'Io le. [Chei r-'i .] I)1)iO Io Ildgid hci
i'list. lItd cl(stlu'I Su ( l'a si'iivs
(1r.iv 4 er w sc ;i' cile wo ' il.'v'i ne tsii
'u'iiittlej S l rat i y I: hir ebi.
Lu sclan o wonhil be ilosc.urated .ePa
wed. )ij, i The Democra , fi- vears
0tilied4'ii a t'I ninuoswi, efetl
residenI t, and ;to-da s.xc'ther ime th~
et.h's tll rge a igOra( '.lIc:'nijos
[li cl inai:I tof- defence, bumtlfvo
Joaint agiso . [A I)11 '.]o ld e
'enla nOMIia 'N h herel n NMUS
Ie ( hinsx in1 th(le D1en orati co
in iudiispesto l .d caaili '( II
w .s i >.'. I ,\.s l'Tu)N.\l,vi.\ N i' 1:). 0
I te ir bri a'n'dd c sabi. i heluil'f<
he st. 1:ud out l h 1)1 wa ce:nras p
du aganst' lthe Isc inIIc gohe r, fi
1ledgeid tI I h ia i l 'ch v. Theri('il
Mv h (Irst iierv,' ihe war (le\ to ther t
den''A ratei ta ste i t ini o.s
Tki -lalpareniy OrIuio pillattelplilm
t- andll Asoe*liaon was inotight,lIt
0 !\.th RaIdnlPa portrait oji one 8ide uid
0 .oi.. e'4he Pfrou'lsdout of t1lo
I Ut d.ates,' Winfhefl Scott Hati.
io cook.
y senator Voorhees, of Indiana, 811d
>r that tho'sonovhat sorc-iearted tho 1f.
e, diaum Demrncay wotuld do their duty
iII supportiig the lmninee of this Con
ei venion,; They 1ha([ loped to follow
their ovn gall!uitt leader in this czum
y paig-n, but thcy Would 16biJv with
7 uleerliilness the galklit leader who
It haltd beein givoll I hoil. .1to I01.1-red to
0 the c6nfedentte brigaliers, of whom1
0 no much had been lieai He kiw
is theor, and nam-ock knew them, anld
hI they knew that they could rielv upon
y them to asist ill ny1lholding tli' ;onisti
s tutiot katildt t.he Ights of th"O people un
I- derit. lierjulogized itim0ock's cotrso
it in llplifting thm, (oVnl trodden civil
N haNV and lity at hoenld ot'tho war,
d1 t11king a eecoid DechtratfOin of lade
pendence. a seconld doclarition of lhe
d Coisi tit uion. lio was ivorthy of their
-oeiidlit it in 'war, anld 1ewcm.and with
1111 hun 14he couild -.afely trust thie inlstitu.
it tionls of the couin(rw.
' it1 responls to I(Illd calls Mr. ilrCk
s )iridg, of Kenthucky, l. forward
0 an11d said Ihey had to-day turned their
y Swords intoi pruniling bookx with vhiich
tihey vuild rellp.11 harve'it of Victory
next November. The, 'had shown
they, vere again a tilited people, and
knew Io North io South, no Easl, no
West. [Civers.] I'hley had put in
nomlinifon hure lo>-day -I Ill-in wh.o had
rrivein his blood f'or the, Unioll. It was
a Natlonal candidate who%c nime t.hey
0 puit. olt. to-d y inl thoi 1111e1i of (h'
I Dviemocratic palrty. Ketufieky lwav1s
voted fil3 )inoi-raltic ticket', but, ile
a1skedt, wint s-iy the dollblild States?
i Ite asked New York, P1cinls.% Ivanlia,
0hio. Con1.A 1int, Nw%%. Jor-wy. liii
101SandM lidan't it* they coul'r
this li 1kut i 1trimi ph. an11d ea h re
spolndvid ntl-amli-1 -iv(el y a111t a ph ose.
In conlusIoll hme illvOk(ed ih. ofi t
ha~ ti s to give the lmecra:111i pariy
(ritimlphl .and vivtory. [Gre-at Il,;
ph iue.]
TI.: TA.M*MY it ECONCIr[ATER)N.
At ills polint. the 'T'miv men IIvi, led
by Kelly, A. G. Sc lAmaswa J.
1rker, CAvo. ('. ('I-eeln I'l-M " ;ggi1ge
North. viltered tile Intdl 111lii "i-eit
Cive(rillo alld were ft'ruc ced wvidi I lli c.,
byv theit o)irgan.
I heoliuio illnd excltollnti con;
L' , H fol -- elIl u il it;es befoi e it
Cllkd he qitt.d.
-K(A:ly procm!dod to tho 10.1116form
u a grt'td%vIllh a Nvvhl- 1-i9"h -Irl
I?v eO b.;i(d. t.! 01cre wvei-u -reat callsg
hir inl.
The Chair said it, -ave him great.
UnMueto aIn'milt-o to thn Convenl
im i thatt il.? w.!i11n Io-day- h1.4 tuliltd
be reat iln'wracy (.1 New. Yorkl
uI-) thant lit- cn als From that
-oate lind coin lere to give ill ivi
al. '-lilncv. 1 i int rodlictd AN] r. Ie-v
who w: n 'vivevtA with great applaI
:'l somle lso
I M r. R dll1 :.aid it wa I irl that I Im.
cook's nIomilmion had unied thc D)e
1tl0rCyV oi, Nvv: Yorh, al11hough t hov
hd beon 1i1in ; htie Vory fi o'
yv:r'i . Lt 1m ; t dil1-1(i.r-ci:s he nlow
aga (ini' wohiti&i Ii he reIr t' V w'hthad
ciii~~~~~~t v.-14'-- 11:1V tOI 311.1d~ai hii
(itu ire i 1!-:- pa v ithlr he-ve or in
Oh 1.tate 4)1 N Ywrk. lie .wn tvd
Cver luliing beIw1-el tex.td by 3r n
f ligtholl.gh inthC anxietl o p lii.
ca- contest hey suieimc'1It tt sit thingsIt
of031 each 1ta othe for which in mor s,i ~er
conid nhi otbe trred cep ~t.h tu-et)llyin1
the'i Deoft iic pay and3 ((ow '3lta
this atl ben Ilsectimur be)0 fet t t- to
1 oii Ii"' that1 New Yr woun!d glii ve
he elct- vit to03C he- 111ke I:ael
h1elte. II:n1!treek13 we not onl a .rt
he) .1 .lid ~':110 ~(. [1 lt r. I jnht -i ,
heI slP to dl21dla( N1ew Yvoi: th-l)i3--I.
si'tn i n ('l nvenion: --i.et ul ientrul
i-t h i u h s l t ~!a,131i! referto hea
anI . 1 'rb nsl131io isdt
3 al in ; his hnlCe owei-k for3th
necess12 of1 thei Dlemor-r32 at1'hci(e3 tikt."
* her))lil3 by 13 he hand ;~ we Whve ae '::gt
dut toi perform Ilogelber.i Le21 t (23.o l(4o
II 112Vt. :!.w7 p, of Ne York,el cam
hea ea t12 )1 i-olb veriy% :im3iinilie
Vl1 i lln d otina 's Ilctn a sipe,b.
hey~ ' h: i. l 4-: 3e all( dit;- i on .35 :ijt-.
lii h ioforI ' iiint e l m crt
1 in thay ina.3:: don iill lICk ri i stranue
atinghw- dicorga.if -whi)h Iuu fo
ar31 Vdo)mhticdi 31t 13h'e whIog le houab
Theydi '.c 141 Inni re<tore to 1un alC connh
.m ntry. t the conclus4in hot :mdia
Liveqnt uphs,teh:n n r
Ila y n l Ln yn.
- Ti : c -r1),r r
NonnLin for 'i-Pedntwr
Ih t E -Ad . 110.\i .
"Pak. i104'attlo and tile jilig'4
G~II Uoi9s'I'n1 a talngle,.
Tie the coming of the traini
A6 it comes to stop again-,
Come to tiirry at the Rtaton
Where the tra'vo!er* gets lisa ratlo'n
At tle slopping of the train.
Hear the t rain ple--alliple-anplo
Of hasty feeut 11poln th floor;
An4 Ae the o6rowdhIg at the dcoor.
JI ear the dishs oi til table !
Eit as ilst as yot are ablo;
Hear tle clatter, clatter, clatter
Of the knives upon the platter.
Fasterl F4ast- \hat's the Inatter!
"is the engille's whistle blowing;
Fatefill tokeu-for 'Is showia,'r
III a jiff the train is goingm *
IIllIV up> the breaul ati blittei I
(loill g--01nc I as sure as fate'.
Were the rations (hat, you ato
1.l11 eoitgh to inake a dinner?
I)ardl.v lhink i(, husth sinler,
For, 1ini~OssTine'ssialls w'er'e beat'6n
IIaItly (do I think yul'd entet
Mone'n onotgh to iake a aitnple.
SCULL SIloAu.s;GA., Greene Co.
. Atint-t.3, 1876.
Mit. WV. If. lltulm rT
Dear Sir- havo sold DR.AILD.
EA'S Pl LLS for th( past two years,
anil id that all in this neighborhoo(
upl5rove then. Thle physivians hav(
recolninenlded thwill, a111(i the peoph
vill lumve none other. I'hev ard bbicti
LI V E1R liL LS fhan am-y I' have am
kn o1wledg, ot. Vryrp
. k 1 1 rA TI YLNS,
FOlt SI.1E1 ,'T.
Tih friends of S. WHI1O1TE1I YONGUI
n illilnite hlimi a4 -andi.laito o1 r '6 the oflic
,F erif at :ho ensuing election--vlujoe
to the te.ioni of the Democratic priniarier
.!MSsrs. /1:1 ors: Pleoo nounce Mr
h I. I lLiS0x -JR. tin a caildidate fo:
Shetl'ot* ilairt 1ib Colunty, at t0ha eisu
inig Awc4ion--- subject to tle action ot' tit
D l)m it ie primar." IA M.NY Fr.:n)s.
T.o :artv rinda of \ir. JNO. D. Mc
CALEl1 r'co.1.gni:,inlg his pven liar fine.
for-l,in ii 0, a (' y nia e hin
fr(ihr i of Faii irtl con1tvy--xiubject h<
(::( lv illon of' the D.1mocratie '1krimary.
. .r. /I .r.,- As nwn,inations are it
o('l.. !"-n1i l4 to present 1 the nIlle 01
c )f. I o. I. D.*i s a I IC:md-Iato toI
SIeriff at tit) en-tli ' -im.d in sluiiel-t
(. .ouse, io th" 't o i, I 1:0 D-locratit
3/ars'. I l,r.<: ~Pltiwe anv nomie ?r.
JA 1 1111.i0!)ND a a3 e1ndidthtr fi11
Sherit,i't '.v cnsui:g tlection, stuicef tW
1 the lictica 40 (it Dtio eratic Cl' bs ai t flht
primaries, and! tblig1 'M*ANY IMYN.p,
may 33-- T
. .; : n,-e vrr. irce Nir
J. mIn 'uoper,s: acvanibhate 1(ir thi
Demnw traH ic tia timi ftor sherif' tit flht
e in f '!. iin n (ujet. to the decision
wthe 11i1,1:11ry e ct!"il) and obligi 11an11Y
Iden :l ill fiht a
k T *-:rrnx PORTION OF Tnn1 COUNTY,
d-c -
iicoth ralit.-' of j,.r'ut the ] a i uma
I lh.:.n-. 1014 I l tiax of: W:.
F.0.R" .\I1( 1-N1 (10MN ISS, I. 0'1ettai'N, 1.1R.
A.1E V- I lifort: 1 o tiat. atno .T.
J.hE. PO\\o i-'t. .t 1s 31 i.tibbit. 'lor 3theofi ce
ofi'0 c-ni 'om m i1131tion .llar at ensin(ai
elet ion (' ni j 0ic (t to a ton of the ii
taory eledia of~tc teDmeateet
" frno ' 1Capt. JnOHN A HIN
II. M ' 2 1 % of41 l')i C1oni t Cofmis
(.13nert Iajc ~O)tst therlt f the De543.o
Ittr. - iti i ar. t t i' 01jbl a' t
Ih-ocrs. It Dilltars: ThMfinds of'1WE -
the3 reslt fI 113 1h0m11rtit peIi13manos.1
t -r: r o l ('oiirs: ('0.)a33 acxjnott of .'i.
R.'I- HAltI. c g., to ta~ lcarnIotlte for tae
:t1i.31 of ('ounty?;ilI( Con 1unissioner at e o
sti:n-.t ib e'tion) mxihlject to the action of
ton-an hi llig hi' .'1 Oh lYD i
II .\l ZALaSoa hendiat fi' the JOUic
IofST County(4 Comitioner3133 ajto .1he ensuing
3l'i,t iona o- SImjec (.3 ihe actionaC of thie
(i ommis.so ner at 1h onsui a letion,.
sab31ject to) 1he a1ction of t he D)emocratic
pranry. M.\I-'u ]INY- 1 II:ND1C I,
iTh1e(3 fri1iid rf5 Mi. (13IJAMEtof(; Wt0.ttOL
litthl-- suiceillt tothaction ofljet to tDe o.
County o Comi.. oIner if artiel at. th <
*nsin elec tion --' ubject t; o(I.0' te~ auto o1
ofla)ie o ouno3 ft. Comiioner, 03 t the eon
uin VO l et '(.3ion'(JIi -s bti13( 4(0 to the 1 c to o
('4 Ter. ds of ('' . 1113tJOII PI(OYD3i, api
pre t he skiiI, I'i1 il , zeal* fciand~ (131idelrt
with, wh1ich he0 hOIas dischar0.gede; du3 atici
nomini(W8him fo re-(le.tiort ,1mbj et
SEW1ING ftliHINE
VJHLLEGKSThIE WOR).b EUC ?RODUCE .k$$ .EQUAL
I
$1,000 REWARD
CW Qo thousand dollars i6ward ofetred t.p any persoin 'that wiill ao as
a ranfe of work, and d1 it as well, on any other malino as as ont bo. don oil
the ")AViS VItTICAL FEED SEWI&G MAC INE-." Arrango1'elts for
the cotitest will bo mtade with atv one desiring to coipete for tihe abovu-nanwd
reward, withiu a reasonable ,iM Vfter' written applicat,ion is receoivd.
DAVJb SEWING MACH INE CO.'
Another large lot 'Of the a'ove Machines and the Improved p Weed just re:
coived-- J. 0. BoAu, Agent'
Whito and Colored Piques, Dress Goodb in vai-iety, Illusion, Silks, Satins;
Ribbons, Corsets. Gloves, Notious-, Hosiery, Lace Bonnets; Ru'obing
Belts, Linen and Lace Collars, Fichus, Tie' and everything generally
found in a first-class Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and Millinery Establish
ment. You can get all you al. t as i easunably ai daine goods cad be bon*ght
anywhere. . 0. BOAG.
SiL
hA v EW
-N r
A' _)5\e UNO SL' A
Frash Ar rivals Evory. VTeok
-.7AT THlE INEW STORE.
rrDITTO..L supplies of ilntele, Persilre, Lattlep, tace nnd victoria LawnS. Ohecked an
A111ot, Il nwAil c- alt Iie:s 1-meiis. '. Dutin"is. i,rinta, all In niv styles, Long
clot hs.~ctg. Pillow Caw' cot 1011s, Wle,tlaL ("Iepe 'th 'l,o
A DRIVE IN AI--SILiC IBONS. at hN am TWENTY-FIVE CENTs, WORTH THRitl
TIN E. T[S 'IE Y'ON Y.
()I ptieha';sx lave. beent nitnie IEr']E TlE TInAIL WAVE IN P?ICE tAND A"TEt ITA
sti i - gi ~ ood ~ to ou custoners for tdeir pationage.
The besLt. i,.ort1u(iw of LAC, GL.OVES AND IiTS III OR- CiRY.
WFE SELL STRICTLY :FOR~ CASH !
DESPORTES & EDN ANDS.
F. ELDEB & CO.
I ) ESPECTFUJLLY Uct~ leave to inform tiho citizens of WinnsbQro and
h b surrounding conihiy that the.y are now in receipt of thelf Sp$ring a1d
Sou.hor Stock.
DRY GOODS IN ABUJNDANCE
CLOTHING FOR EVEItYBODY.
$TRAW AND FELT IIAT1S;
SHOES NOR i\IEN, LADIES AN]) CHILDREN
NOTIONS IN PROFUSION
JEANS;
CASSIMiVERES;
COTTONADES*
AND t1NEN DUtJdRS:
All our Goods8 aro frcsh; netv and brotty. We will take pleastive il
exhibitin'g ouir stock to any and every one. G.ve us an early caull.
OUR GROCERY STORE
Isfull ah~d complete as it alwy iPrio;n Goods guarniteed. B3d
imch 16
NjiE iatnikt new's m9 irnail and oable bring is t ho tidings of dojbreciatioil
it. all the leading lines of merchandise. And a's I purpose keepings
up with the times, I will offer my onitire stock far below last week's quota.
tions. Thisi is a rare opportunity to parties wiahiing to buy goods for bash;
25 pices Calico at 6} cents; rerdnded from 8 cents;
-1 103 pieces Calico at 7 cents, reduced from 9 cents.
6 5600 pieces Calico aL 86 cents, reduced froin 10 eMif,s:
'100 pieces rinted Jacotiets at 9 cents, reduced frditi 12[ centsg;
e20 pieces Pique at 0 cents, red ucedi from 10 cents.
1 1' pieces I5ique at 15 cenit.s, reduced from 20 cents.
- 50 piabton Cottonadoes at 15i cents, 20 cents and twet1ty..five sonts--.:fat
below their present value.
50 ieces checked HomosiinP at Factoi Prices.
5 B3ales Domiestic Shirtings rind Shootings cheaper than ever.
5t pieces Now York Mills~ Shirtingsi at 8 cents.
- 300 dozen Fans at 3 cents, 4cents, 5 cents and 10 con te'
- A Foiv Handsome Canopy Parasols to b6 Sold at Cost.
SAn Elogant.Assortmnent of Dress Godda ifi All the Now Designs.
6 boxes Sprin Flowers at Half their Actual Value.
TojI close ouit; Five dozen Ladies' Untrimmend Hats.
Another Lot Glass Ware Just Received.
As space does not permit,!I will 'onuly mentLion & few of the many decided
bargains which I have to offer to th6 trade. This is obb obf the opp rtui
Q nties *thichi rarely preabrt thernselves. You can save* from ten to flteo
per tent. by giving my htock an irispo'ntion before buyixig blaeworo.