The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 11, 1880, Image 2

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TR EW8 AND HERALD. NN1SBOit0; s. c. I Is.r fA'f.RIMV. eptembr V IA, : 188r. . . .MYNoLUN. ASSOCIATIC EDITOR. A IMANs\ ANYE101ON'T IlE,>& ri electiuns oil Tesday. The former elected the Democratic State ticket over I lie Greenbackers by forty thou- I sand majority. In tI, latter thie Rte piilictlnq *n by t majority of 26,000 - kaiitst,70U in 1876. Maine elects ii tho 13th, and then politics will have a r< 4 until the October States open the general battle. Tum: Burrs1. P.\ltPA AMENT HAS IIEMMN prorogued atei a long aud partly in. harmonious sossion. It will bl remehi bered that the Liberals, bnilb- Glad stone, overthrew Disraeli ald tie Con servatives in the last clection. This change of parties required a considera bi-- Ioss' f thiie in secklriig organiza tion-. Mai!y kniotty problcins have Wemi Iit beforb Parliainent-the Tirco-Clrecian quarrel, the Eastern tlestion, i il.nh supremacy in Africa aid A fghanistan, the troubles inl Jrc aud, anud the lamor of huigry peop1b tA. hipme.' Some progress has Dedi huidif in every matter save that affect Jl1 Ireland, which sems ts brain i16I)hant on the hands of t&e g6iin i1eIt jitst now. The result of the igitationl cillnot be fo(i-etold. Glad g'tklne hasil made'10 s01n0 blIunders8, anld his serious iHhiess during the latter part of he ses-;ionl wais a loss to his Iart.. Il the fnian, however, he 1111s doie as iMli as could be expected. sext. yen tIJn fiachiiery w ill novc i 'ioi- Ahlooth y. No Tifne For Fault Finding: We are ahvays Joth to find fault with any of our leanders or olicials, for1 carpilig criticism is a fruittil source of disru-lptionl and dlisorganlization.; Yet i e Iust express our disseit froiml the I course pursued by the Ilon. I). Wyatt Alken Ii his recent speech In Ander Aon.; It ltported colrrectly, Colonel Aiken arraliled tile Northern Denimoc racy for lisincerity aid prejudice and illib,eralilty in granting appropriations, itlidadded, that the better Chiss of* INor1thern1 peoplo are Riepuiblidanls, Hie ditiic w ihi (ie Sothernt Deilooracy .u ho6"K i(d by tho Norfiernl wing. 1i1', it' iilty' ii hutu the Nor(hei'n )emocrats ire Hil.V ift granting subsidies anld pipropr,11tfis liuand it is true that the lepublieanls are the doIlinlut j)l%Vtv North. Yet, this is not the time lb stir up aily ill-'elings .i,l the jarty. It will take every Norti 6rn1 Deimocrat, whtatever he be, to elect'.Ihamiock, ad the electioni of isado imnh'iniotle liipoifid, dian a harbor 1apprAriatlon) or a Mtexica ponshon. T.Ihls sinel ainginiess is thle trongf card of' the D emorats before the I ndeipendent vote r of t ho Nort h, fiticP.' Anid as8 thmechieif cry of' the stall wa'irts is that, the South iih r:out t.he t.reasury if it, gets ihito power, how can Nort,hcrni D)utntls, beig in" thme iamoinity in the liorth; do an'ythiing else than sit .dowiinio any approprh)i': tions. A.nd the Sohtth by eoihpliinit of tbis so-called st.ingindas gives jdt gr'ounids for the charge of greetiness ade agaflinst her. Again, some of thec noblest maen of' tii North are enirolled in the De)mo dratid hiarty. Their skirts are clean,. while k'aidinig shidicals, with but few tx cejptionst; a1renot w ithout r'eproach. 11. ill bUcohnes Sont hern D)emocrats to revile thleir Northerni allics. St ill w1orse whien a I emaocratijc Congress nnin who, b'y vi'tu~b of' is othlee, is1 - dhariged with the wolftre of the Na tlona*l part.y, takes doCSii to enter a iRedge, that, may Spdit it to pieces. .We .htaVd npver* dibted Coliniel Aikcei'&'ssineerlty or paitriotism. Unt hIs jtidgmecnt. in ba dly at, Limit . TJhe South hais lost much Jiy tihe iindiscre tion of' her p)ubl men01. hie oamnot Aflord to let them repeat their rhis taikes. 2'Ii lilt T G UN OF' TIECA0MP'AZIN. Sb6nfo A'deotant or the Gant1 Iiatifleatlo,, Mee tig in Clisinbuha&- *splend,id Gat her-I Jng--irfle'nid thu Jianner. Coumnty In aill Fromt the (UohIm1ja Reogiste'r. It was k t liiil eier'v D)emocrat Sotth~ 'An'olina wouild extend a lienrty giticting to- thei great D)elawn riti, wuhio,- as heo prdclaimed in his ag'ech on Tuesday, aimidst thundiaeilinu < ffpplagg,- was "ttgo frignd of everS mnan ir$onlhi Carolinia," hnit the mnost. sanguine Decmocrats, andt espeially~ 4 those abont Cohnnihia, who hiatd ju.it ieeii eve-wvit nesses to ihe colilapse of' the' Raibcal State Convenitioni, we're I * l~~Inp)repared for thme enthuimsiast ic demonoi- I st raim on whIch took plAce in this city I <fn '1'uesday. Long~ b)eford~ dav-dawkyj I - the sounid of the ile and drn a'nd' theC clatutering- hoot's of the horses of the gathering cubs of horsemen werie to I behi'dcaf'on the streets; the armnoies of thle various military orgranizatons t wetlghted ny) and1( the nl lit ary coia lih rttji c1itrhich always seem tu hyv a''knMk oi-doiag thie handsomo e thitnj-afthe right tifac'andl. I the right Way,'t4oe gatheredl together for the puri'poso df'receimg then difsihihshed guest, who hi'd'.heeni Invited to cbee among 11s afid' by his * presence and voice lend cel(t t othe great ratifIcation dtemonist rationi conteimplated. At 6 a. in.. the t hilid battalion of' Soluth Cau t ona State t roons. consi sthie of the COmmuitad of L ieuteimat I.lcbouirg, t''.o Gov'ernor's Guanrds,--co.pnman d d bW Ca'ptin Wihie Jone~s, thed Columibli * Vl~Fvling A.rtillerv, co)ilmitided1 by Cap ,. ~ ti'n.J. Q.-Marshall, ;Wngl the lichland S iAght Pragoons.- ude'r command of Captip Lan Iij- the whole comn - ntuiided y &t i't Captadin X. A. Kee itan, of the O htnmteers, proceeded to ~ho South, Ogiblb,ia liihiroad depcis, Swher o carrIagea- conitaininig G'eneral John Jraath, Chair:nan of the Execni tlve Vomilttee, Mayor O'Ncale (o01. tillIobert M. Sims and Colonef John 9 (~h!awaIted t to1ur1'val of the ~ ~ 9At*Jfl I.ho0ilst iiut nhd Saumg r AL 6 :30 the !traih arrived, its coml ik 'Wfng mounced by a salute o WiYe guls frolm the Cofumbia Flyia, rtilldry. Mr. Bayard I wats then set .d in one of tihe carrisges, and, at aornpied by the Thrd Dittalloin at, ilegations of, the W1innsboro Rte hir Club, Colniliallded by Captid kleanls Davis, anid the (hiddent's G rov Atib fromn Fairfield, coutinanded 1) aptain Charles A. Diouglas. was c., :orted to Wright's Hotel, where ht relkillsted. From early morning iI i long after the hour appointTe fu he proce-sionl to Illove, Denocrati lub and delegates fron clubs coil inued to trrive and tie crowd gradi illy swelled until iclardson stret wVas well filled with lilen of all agc Ind colors aid fronti all (iirectiom At a quarter to II o'clock tihe procea hon fbrimed on Gervais strcet, wit ei"it resting on llichardsoll street, all )roceeded in the followini order u Richardsonl street.: Chief larsimIs 11 D). StIarling dtild J. Q. "Nal-shall all hcir assistants, NW. 1. Bookter, J Killianl, W. 11. DOnt, Alldrew P'attel 4o1, Henry Adams, Hitiad .'inglelot rhjoinas J. lIjarper, I aturenve Ta'lvIc Ind M. C. Robe-rtson1, (wio.ER. W righ1 John Mobley), Dr. .J. K. I'lilpot, Jolt J. joy, Jaies 3.l. craw(brd, )avid A P'cssley. I lainp1ion (1 ilbbws, Jr. Carritges contailninig 8enator Ial ird14 Genlenal lrat-ton, Uovernor. Jeteli Selinfor. Mi. U. Biutler, Generall Johll 4onllag:1ood, R-oll. Mr. WhIitely, Delaware, Colonlel Catd Jones andllhut J. H1. 14Vins headeil the procession. Clubs from Nowherrv and Ltairet rouinties (1threec h11n1drell mnen) inl Coll tI? lajor . L. Shumijert, an lieaded by the New berry blriss baitn) All tte Wand clubs f'0om1 tlt city Iolhiti omu foot. Marion Chlih, onte hun111dred enl , e rying b)Itt bs-111a1ner, with "4-swllmp Cox, tmidt' ontil of* Major J. M. Johl ;()It. Stinpler. Club11, onle hun11dred mnell 1tnder co iand of Chapliin tt . D. Lt bearim banner "Thi Ilancock Cou C,olumblliat Silver Coirniot 111and. Delegaionls lI'otnl Sevenleen cill: 1o1l0 Fiichleli Coyilty, comtmanded b NJOP' T. W.; Woodward. At th wlnd of I-he fartiileld Chlbs hVo beault ulyouingcolmiraisAisAi lio Starling and Alis6 Ater Trczevat -r'qde at the .4idaO of Major'W~ood war t Th6n followed the It,icjhland count notinted chibs, as IlIows: fiopkins Club, eighty Iretml, Coln 11anded by Ciptain 'iAtidrew Patici ;0114 Cadsdein Ciub, voitiandI by Cal tint F. AlC Chairkson, eiglit-tiv' tiell. i ill ian's~ Club; it nmen, con nande41id bv C!aptainl(l A. Sw%vvgrM. (n t'l er, ( Club1, Con nuae 1.y 1;de aini WV. 8. Sloan, scVi. tt v-ti ve i en. Diavis -lb, bonItnanded by Catai Williai 11. Det, 1i1tv tl. Colored I,etnonit io v el bs, in w 1ns, froml Fa-ilield aild L-exi fino 1ONo moun1ted clbs ti-on lex ilgtonl. A very hiI-re tlbit citizen's dvec Ioml SparI'libuImrg, hevaded h)v thl Simurt anbu rg Iirss ati, ad (coll man1ded b .y Colonel 1). R. D1)ucalt. Citizenls oil toot. anld int carriages alt Ilountecd. The c11INb, froml ()anmgMoeburg., i111 b1(rill- nerlbur hunldred Im-e, i letr lhe (com10 iand111 of captain 'a himu Wlble, did n1of rie ntnet o thle proessionl, bunt mtarched to ' i !;rov~e itpon ariin g. ill till 4of theO ehltbs the "red( sIrItts, thojit, wh1ichl nothtingL hasi bteen said< l,ate*, seeniedtio jiwevil by a hu-lge un1 jOrit y ; andi antot her not.iceable' tfeatut itt the Ipocessiont was thec ltage nun1 tbert of cotlored nien1, cldi in redI sh irIt siudwen afely' say tm h u ber1 of coilored ine in01 lth(e procssio htis ilever beent04 stual led otn anty simaihi ''Th' process05ion Iltored iup I?taiN sont streeNt. to II th pstolicee, and1( coint ler'iinarced (4)I' l>ln stet , thence 0r P lain tre Pet to( the g roitnd sele)4I(cted fc Ith occasionl. A rteiving at theit grount 111d thte tati, wvhich had beetn bat hte ladi es, Sentat or' htlar and111( th d thie st ltd alInidst* th iintg of ariti ery and1( (TIic n tsiaistic shots of th(i iss4etambIl unitittude. 'lThere werI tnany% dlist ingulished(' Soith Carttolinial 111( tateduon the standio dnring the d< ivery ol the speeches, auimong whloi bveCl' the loin d . 8. Itichardsont, SuiterPt, Ex-(GOvernor linh:nn, an >t thers. Th'fe pt'deediigs weore I ten opene vith pra'myei' by (the loev. Watn. Tbtrt it mssetfbledt to) rat ify the .NaItim an ~tat e pha Ior'm of Ite Demm-urat i tmyrty. I Cotngrtul I ate you on thie it ices tunder' whtich ttohin ampaign is ii va1,eet'45taIblisheod 1four year s a'go am ihe just ice ot peaice scured by it hav1 hisarm'edl our oppontents. T(heir to 1011 11 con)vent in alssemblledl is a prnt 10cal ackntowledgettet that the men0 icr'S otthe palrty, ignioraunt't houtght the nay be, hlavhtg taist.ed ithe lessintgs< iood gover'lnnen,tt, ale unlwi llintg I Plunge agailn int the. ntaelsrom < mistrule fronm whieh' they' htavc bec av'ed. Nv'ertheless wre arec gthde 1Cere frtont the motaqittins to the sei >oard to renlew (lhe vows to' matinltai >ilt gov'ertnmenlt of' law and( (ourt riglil titler thie laws and Contithtttjion. TIhi luttttioni to ourt wyork, te obijeti uit of' which is the reQstoation < tw~ atd thle aut hority of theI Const it) ltot Oft.c Uno iited States. .lt is c. rood ihr'tinlfo haveIli ill ourI connmet at-day one0 f'rotm wh ose long amltI dbi intguishted car'eer ini the public serv'Iie over'ing thte most5 even'itfl' Iperiod mrl history, has1 over' been't ch aractel zted by a fearleess andit unIwavin'lg (h 'ofitt' to the C2onst.ittit of' his cot rv. [Cheoers.] Otne, OI6ieeti onm vi'ose tnme thrtills thle htearts ot' Sot Iar'ollmnialis. I haive thet honor01 t it r'odu(ce theu .Honlorable Thiomals I vJis a nagiileent etiort. With no a Onmpt at l'hetor'ical display be hmeld i 10ea'ets tfor an hottrand11( a quarter wit ~he mfosi. cogenit atrgounent(s and( Jh tr'ogest pre'sentaitiont of facts. (loint lito thidt very hleattt of hi sutbject li liscsse te fundamaental pr'inciph If gover,n,t,)I w'ith the sliill of a1 ma11 '.01. It is I 'ttpossile to give anthIin >ut a bald somnaryv.' lbc' allu'ded iho battie of Camndeni dur'ing' the rev< ution whben a Dlawatre llegitmnt uit ler DeKaib 11a1( downt thiitir lives a rost to a mtani for' thte cause of'freedoni ow, as thten, the Amernhian feelinlg rof h)ound) by SecOttios, buit enniunto .ies wvill enal till to a connon dee'ni The-"topidss of dlisetiassion to- (av il lot local. Theitam ba11 lttle for c~ontst .utioild'libecrty is wIginig till ovetr II Unmion. Alil D)emocris are tnmrchin 0 aceointplish theo satmlt great en< [plg.]Aller which theo snenl - or 'sai whilde 'thanioittlem for ioh f eutbusIawn, he would rather h1ve their careful attentioi, a1s tile (uestionis till. - derconsiderattion, 1re so prave that they cantbe decided by chleertb We soul giv totheml thaM gravit.y Which so great and Ithl a ai.se Cm manld.s. Ill 1876 tere wa-S a (ur,1ter aI'l liil. lion majoritV of votes for Tildet Iwhich vouid have prev'aied had not aiho (34 Spirit of l'o1iJj(jI ati d de(s"lotism pos - essed1110o il chilla of our ntiIoal r govelrllnent, anld it mixtiure or: U, fraud anld fRce per" eedtehnst v3hztdiid13C )ellted tile hlices - results it a great u election by tie peo - pie. [Cheers.] 1'The vour anldi a <ur t tel' millol o Votes polled for Tilden I aid Hendricks it 1876, will grow to fivo millions in 1880 for Ilancock and English. This is not an idle boast. h he honest senwlinent, will so Cxpro.3s ti itself stroiglv at tihe polls that no 0110 will oahi dare to deft-att it. Clcerei.] .1 ai o111 11Io. Fectiol. I ainl for. thle P olill Ulioll, anid what. I say here I ej would say inl Fanletill 1l1a1 or inl the New York E axcange. The same raec everywhere, everywherb the sm11110 1 .prinl2e3(S, lin (110 sillishilm anlid Inl thio -d(arkness. always the same. [Cheers.] n The l,publiclll 11lty is at scbtiollt - parly, anild leigsl1ths iIr clsses and nlot ['fr the people. It I has 11111do fihe rib0 eriler, and the poor poorer. It establ) lish1ed disholest money Whose vilue call be Ilteired by 1 votes ofit ma11tjori ty ill ColIgre.s. It lawgilil huulds to -corporations mnsflnd orsrigthem Ior futhre gielieration.4. It pavs its S debts by issting new notes of iidebf. edness. All sorts of sub1Jsidies were graiited 1)' it and the lobh% , waxvd Pat I until a Democratic ouse checked tle tide or Corruption. More es'ecially is fhe cour-se of the lepublicall party to (ihe llegro CoIl t(vilptble. It 1has, scrupuloulsly re Crallmed tri-l givillg' ofilee to co'lored ineii in thle "JOrH, and aW.Wual1Y ha.-S de pu;ivd t1hlm or suf'rage in the' District Sof Coluiini. Again, John Sherman stiigmlatizes tile Soulthern Denmoerats is repudial tionists, anild yet ill Vir'gilia it is not SMlahone, but the Pederl lidmiistra Ytion that is responsible. Not a siigle 0 Federal offivial ill Virlin Ia iled to lend his lid to fitste inig th i gs of' repuiatoints ponthevitalsor that I old cmillollinvelitih. [A1plause.] - Senitor Dlailld thenl paid a11 uplowinl Ytribute to llaml toil, anld deflioillecd the ladivals wl o tre endeavorinlg to tolt1ire his speech t Sfiunt0n into re hllion. E G an Gafield.som fetife sows Ith( Sv(eeds of discord. Yet anv 111nl who has sti i coligressiolial rezOrd its (Aarlield lhas, is wise if h3e flies.it. ainy Ihing to avoid its explatia(oil. -[ChIeers.] 1Ie coicldided w10ith a eilogy oi Han cock, ansd Sai that f1he slpport of the ticket. was at religious dIt.y. [Wild 'cheer(31s.][id (ineernl Wzlar next iltroi d 111-(I (4en Iral lagood, who was received with lvers. C"eller. nril Ilagood said that the little had come wheii lie people de s mand of their rulrs 313 acconit of e the il -Mewardship. A t (he listelve lion (1 111 ipllrty s *e a1bsoh 1 c 0ontrol i o The I lil ican Parly, however, hald retrograI1ded rfromI jis 6wlinei Ilig --h posiion uitil ill 1871 it had to repsot to 1rau11d to rtain tle p e' i(lete y . 'Ilhis de clin e ow es its ori-xil to cuses 111derilving Ilhe go'V L''Ir (ien. Two force21s, 11(3he 231. centigal 1a1In the ce(ntri1petal,1 haave al1wayis beeni al1..work. i'or a wiv ile Rei.'millienisml frinmphed112(, (thr'ough Don)4jlocraiti mis 13 ItaIzkes, but. nowl local1 selfI goiverInnenlt 3is 31he r'ock.ontiI whih 1 h >mocraicv 1'stanls, anld thle lseople of' the Un3ioil, startled ait thir(3*( expeiento1 ith 1 a % '"strlong ;government111," are* coini(31Ig 3into the 1)vInoetOIic par' I I v. Th'le 1 >emoe n ay fSoulth Car1iolinaii halve kept Oievery pled3(ge, an<1( I her I wili no go back iwalrd. A itswer 13:hack thle b' call(of the Natina 10331I)emoor:row. See Ih-i your13' )1 banner floa118tsitrst wi'here 1 lbincock and( Eniglish1 lead in 113e r* shoca'k of' bat.tlec ini Novembier. (A ji ( en. lu tlerI th13en spok e at lengt(lh witht (31feel, 3o3n h3 (1dI on14 th IIindepende31 1 Y issue m31id sa3id tha13. tere is nto hlf war1i v gr41t13d. WhIo(everi says hSle is a 1)em1d rat1 and34 yet. means 3 to rin11 indepen2114len3 s5 (31l.her3 deceiv ing hIiinisel 1or1 tryin tol14 2 (leceive you3. (CheIl(ers.) I l(1dep12-31lent e' isotn1 iRadica:liin. S It is at dehI1iin to sav tier'e is differ21 en3ee( beOtwoonC thle t.ii'ha13tinal parties12. )It is this veory diffrenhce I ha:t unc1lertlies5 Ithe signI uifene of' II anc(ock's nom11 ia 1tionl. ilis genrl(3 order No. 4t0 is ill siingI''101 cotraSt to the( (leeds of' 4o1her m1lliiltary (con3utile1r,s. Gai'li is a -. hyvpocr'ite who) chamlIpionIs every'i 13n(cas ' uire ol' hte. 31314 111en1 woII re 3tir to( 1 1 the( Whlie llouse an13( sinHg psahnstl. e G Ieneral Ille Ir thent123 cae on thle p'Ol.e3 to be on1 1their guarltd algainst the( inisid 0h 8 1tt tks o1' the3 Unldica3l part'Iy b who are' no0w int the Statle wa3iting 1' an33 oppor0It1Imity. Thety wiill endea23vor (' to wrest tihe distrie'lls froni' Messr's. O-(.'Coinnor and3( Rlichartdsoni. Tio the peopllc of' Richuld1 h le idel(l an urtgentl a1ppeal31, houtgh ho wats satisfied 'rotin this out pouing Ithat the c'ounlty is saite. 1 dtlulge not onily int spoech-manking, 0, b.u1 (10 the( work t hat is essenltial to I ictory'. (Loud aplau11se.) n (Gen. lh-attont ne(x. introdu)ced H oll. ihug speechl, arra'fignIing- thle Radical'11 ine'gr'oes wi ith the l'eednIt's Banik. 4' l1 ie1spke3 of 1( 31 the 1 nat io0nil nest an3d of' (3 11h still greter21 nt(eessityV of' kee >ing 't Southl (.'iI-olinla it the )e''atic 1ine0 I- 1(c hlped( thaIt the( ball1 no0w set ill mo1 1101u,m.w1l roll ot till it rea21ches2 the( hill .4 01 ielory3. Tihte speaIker' was frequenlOIt b y checre1td, 32 Col. James3 (G. Gib)bes' clo0ad<4 with 013onet of1 iititale 13alks, abountldinlg in -jokes, and( senit every body' ofl it tile -)best 01' sp)irits. -, Thel( l?e/ister' contcludes as f'ollowvs: 1' In c'on)cluision we cal) but congr'au ht late I enl. BrationI and( his colnimittee - and3( the State u11pon the gra)t( nd t'out .yslteray, 13u1der1 a buing11( SepItember)33 Sunl. .At one( 11im1 the pr3(Ioession rea3cbhed near11ly, it quJIite, a1 mileh in - . lenlgth, whIilst crowds upon tho01 ide1 a walks were wen21din1g thteir' way to the bI grounids and1( cheerin'theo red '(( shtirts a wilth' "'Raht for' lancoc(k1 'Habh for' l'tnglsht I'' Ev'eryt htinig paissedi of wvell, e and1( we' may3 aIllsa3y, "So lfar, so good." s Thbe .Ne~ws a(13d (our'ier sa ys : - ''leni1 11) mad a malhgni flecit. para'3de. SAll (o1 her31 113en werel' lunitfodt'1 inl red -- coloredl n( in Cl w erescttered throu1gh1 (1h0 l- haorseme.aifa3'dedI thro'4ugh t ho cityv I. ithI ain meess83ant and( 3 enthusiastic s yelling, whticht was remar1)3ka1bly well 33 sustaIned, conts'iderig t hant they had c heent keevping it.up on1 their' march'Ol for ] twelve hlours 03' mlore. At t1floaMd 3 Of' theo (:ol1t1mn was th old2 01( Whinsbor'o -Club flag of' 1876, deosignled and1( Inade (3 byt ol c olored D)emocrat, Shnon01 i MitcheIll, wihio bor'e it.: On 4)no- 341de -asto. ervi of' the0 01(1 (ampalil, a "Tildent and ilcdi andMs Oh te? reverse ,he allteratIve muotto Qj"tho. day, "liicock atd 11agood." Under neatl were "Fairled, 1870, 1880." The Longtowt Club bore a crimscu lag With a lone white star. Wagoile i oliof Red shir s were surmounte.d With large UiUted States flags, atid thq natiOnal color3 embOllished, the heads of early everyhorse.and iuitle in the cavalca<e. Ote ot'the attraction was a Four-1nnile wagon packed with gaim ile red-shi11rted darkeys. The proces sion was leaded by Col. T. W. Wood wart, County Chairmnan, and was directed by R. "Meaus Davis, Esq. A fler mllrc)hiig tor- solnie timle Fairll0d took a rest.un il the ftomation of the generall processionl. Again in enau;neraating th clubb t added: 'Thte Fairfleld mloite0d d1otachellnt mdrarldy described. At thb fiead rode malor 'T. W. Woodward, in red, ac Coluiaied by Miss IMinnic Starling, lovely ini blue, atiul little Miss Lucy I'ezovant in flaney attire. Til E 'TlET DECORATIONS. Whilb he decorations 1 on 1Naii street Were not equal to thos6 df past meetings, there wits suaflfient color to enlivvii the thoroughfare atd harndn. ize with tle geilcral criason lppear, anice.of thintgs. Mir. Steigitz display vd a tited( States fag frot.li his store. Over Wright's 11otel waved ft large National banner. Desportbi & Ed fimunds oritiiented the frdnt of their store with red shiits, flags anid Nation al colors. kingslaid & 11eath's es lablishmlent was faceed with :flal(rs. McCreerv & Bro. made the best dis play of all, their awning frames behiig covered with, red 1,lane6 iliaga, caml paii;n portraits and handkerchiefs. C. F. Jackson's was 1*6 t6oued with red flannliel. MTCKenlic's confectionery hung ont banners and a 'ery largo United States ilne wits displayed from V. C. Fisher's tyrug store. Beside theso there were many lesser oruarnbdi tationls of the kind. -Never deli intil to-morrow what should be attended to to,day. A slight cough ought never to be neglected whenu a 25 cent bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will prevent it, frdill bo coing chronlic. * WAGONS, WAGONS A CAR-LOAD of the clebrated Stude. - baker Wagons, all sizes, to arrive by the 1st ofSoptemaher. As we luve be fkro sold many of those wagons in the county. please ask those using them it they arc good. W. Lt. DOTY & CO. aug17 GaA1AN I GRAINI ED Rust-Proof Oats, Rye and - 1arley f'r sale cllap. A sul)pply of ih Tennessee 'Wragons on hand. J. F. McMASTERI & CO. MOUNT yZION SCXIOOL. T IlE exercises of this School will be gin on Monldily. the 13th of Sep teimbtu. No iew chtssn can be formed att present. 'ititioll ill extri branches 2 >e m )IOnth1010 IN AIWANVE. Rt. MEANS DAVIS, sept 7. Principal. .FOR SALE. HIE house ai lot now beupiedt by - W.-H. Kerr, Esq. The lot has a h ont on1 Vladerhorst St. of' 117 feet, and a dep'th of 2I1 fro~t. The hiouse is h&w, in excellent repair, and on the promises are af good well andel. al lnecessry outbitild ,was P'o.sssioni given Janu'ary 1, 1881. 'rma .ioderate. A40 ,pl to NOD TTINi1IEIlY give notice that I havo tii then bar andj billiard saloon known as Ou llu, oE. L. Lumpkain) an d 1Itfert H. Simpsona~i, who m'ill contin noe the busialosa at tho ol stanud. I wo'ul reapactfully as.k for thxet the patronago haeroforer ox tenidedi to ini. . JNO. D). McCARI'EY. A ugust 20, 1880. We have ti day bonuht tihe 1 ar known a4thera with the entire stock. of . wines, luors, tobacco, cigars, billiard table, etc. l'he bies.s wvill hiereaifter hbe conducted by us at the ohld stand undier the firm. rmeof Ei. L,. Lumpidn &~ Co., and woe spietl ly I ask the paltronage hereto fore so lib~erally' bestowe'd on Mr. McCarley. .lO. . MKIN August 20, 18f60. aug 21; -t' PEACE INSTITUTE, FOR YOUJNU LADIES' i A LREi6fn1, N. C; REY . JIIIURWELL, . . .ipa T lE ned .session' conunien es onWedneayica, the 1st Soptemi br, 1880. " ~advanages for instruction in al lbanches usalytuhti irst-class se ilui nreH for young lad ues. Adlvantagesa for instruto n-ui (vocal ando ins$trumiental) and Miodern Lannguages unauirpassedl. . Tl.e only Institntion in the South hav mgi in succeesstfil operat ion a tally squip. iped 5chiol for' instruction in tho theory and p.ractice of' cookirng. F"or circulars and( catalogue, addrmess4 IAEV. 11. hJU1tWE]LT & SON, july 17-2mi Italoigh, N. C. UPRIGHT, PORTABLEF HORIZONTAL, AND STATIONARY. A FULL ASSQRTMI NT --OF-. GKEOOcaJ I~ is IIARDW'IIARE. A1ways on Haed. -. F. MaidASTERl & C0. aug9 - Subscribe to '1Tuin NE~WS AND HE.lit. - PECIAL MT10ES. TH11 LITTLE.M'N kSt--3ayA Liver Pills ate il mot to In the W4 and ent15iv ei, P 15 cents for 11 boxes. ldby a Druggiasan this county MACON, GA., July .1, to I have used ShOonfuld'S Stock Feed on horses with the best reeste. I had one lb turned over to me for Which the' owner w have takon $25, and after treating him witU Stock Feed for two weeks, I consider him w s1A.. My wife has triid-it, alo0 -0 her chiok W1hh-we e I ridl wit xTr ano did dot loue o-' or g11h .*91 tru' +-er.. .~ -i.. ATER Sold ya Proprietor Livery Sta l0( .y ali -~ugst t hits county . -- GRANINIvr,, Ga.. Aug. 20, 18 bDR. J. C. iOlF E' T-Dear $tr-I cannot train longer froin rondering to you my gral aoknowledgments for too,griceless Wou have given to tho babywo in your "T.c na." For geveral months past I have been Ing.it to our little girl. pow teothing, and the most happy resulta C Other ittle once are drool ajaj dying 1 our little darling indf 6po' 0 4 jul. recomn it W all with w ,oi 1,co4qg In contact. A.e r. ,TO bViA bicul-'1 IP of the m"qlo portion of the Amer"t"e, i years of age suitor Inoro.less, tiea# the kidneys and bladder. There 01p vai causes for this, butiover work is the filet el Not hiig in the troe )"tRr4 , Mloa.is s0 calculated to in gorat aw.rtolI he0 tune to these orga as . an n's Compi Extract of Ijudu. .'ani Juniper. A few taken ocpasoi . -will greatly benefli those who aro aqtd Ath any disense ot kidney or Bladder. a - - Prepared only by 11its HaVo, A,La Dru Is Atlanta, for sale y all IV gists fn this oounby. ANb, q!R 6.0o.. G.t., Jlly 4, 11 I am one or the unfortunate sufferers I Gravel or disease of the Kidneys. and flnd i and speedier relief frbm lanlin's Buchu Juniper tha n anything I have ever tried. teem it so highly werd there but one Dettl the world I would willingly ve $100, or amotuit for It. I recommend it above all c similar preparations. E.T. WDl Messrs. Lamar, Rankin & Lamar Geriej A member of my family whom Y.Je Consumption has been entirely ctZ use of Brewer's Lung Restorer; His cond was very slarraj)g ..all of usu and .W every th og. catiflp IMUt -to tonoilt Wlthotts0 Ula b0ttl4'jDt ung*storer. He begap.to ifirove.after firot doe and before -he lad tken two be was entirely cured, where Mared no ei possible and I most cheer thly rheommend all who have any aiffectps th lungs was coughing and spittu all the time'. j' cessantl t i tavont(ld his sleepi nglt, and hat.t sleep.uegot did ,nel frs him n the least. ad but little and since hi began the use of lrewera It8orpr has slept *,ell and his appetita is luch betpr.. I have never seen .,abrthing so promptly.and effect a cure n,a shbrta I Wishing you reat success and ho ie abovo may intfuence hany. to try rei Lung Restorer where they need a medlein streagthen and rest re the Lungs to a het coudition. ?am very resptfuly MItS. E. J. WJLLIAk' 72 Waa gA Av. near West yan le college. Sold by the Druggists of this county. ERItY, HOUSTON TY We have known It 4 gyplft b Ype testrd In hunded of nAte cases of p Mercurial lheuinat.it, Scra(m.a, etc. It the most peicet and perinanent cured in Hugh L. Drennard, Ali wa Sin D. Kilien, J. W. Wim) Judge Co. Court, J. C. Gilbert., Dr J. L. Warren, of J. W. Mann, J. IV. Lathrop & Co.. County T1reas 8aVannah Ga. Wm. D. Pierce Sh Ed. -Jackson C. C.1641 Dep't Ci'k Sup'r Ct. pay & GO Wm. Birunson, We are acqupinted with the gentlenpen M ignatures appear to the above certidat e. are Citizents ofsaid county, of the highest spect.ttbility and character. A. 8. (1LEm Ordinary Houston Co. 4 Clea k Siperior Court Houstuny I amn oal acquainted wit.h the pre tore, ama( muai of..tie genitlemon whose sl turca,ap)peadr- the foregoing certificates. a.me men of high character andl tanding. A. IrnniOofUGoo, TIlE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO 1ANY, Iropri Atlantti, Ga. , Sold by all Druggists in this county all for a cep of "Younk ien'st rieri, aug 2r4-2 mo 1HOW WACE R AE 'It will be apparent to any one, who WvIl amino a Bor,m GoL,D WAToJ.. that aside the necssary .thckness for engraving polishinig, it large prop'ortlon of the pret nieal used, is needed only (6 stiffen and t,he engraved port,ions /n place, and suppi] a cssdry, solidity and strength. The sum gold is acttui.1y Ijleeidas so far IIs tiIrTy beauty are Conicerned. In JAMES BO88'] EiNT GIOLD.WATCHI CAS58, tjifs WASTn 01 clous indf,ai is overcomeo, and ttio hA 501.1r *AND) WTHENTHI produCc,d at. from on6.,i one-half of the usulal cOstf pi solid case's. prOc6iss f5 of the -(ob, 5im1plo,'atur9, ai lowe :t aplatO d, nihkel., cor l~t i 1i specially adapt,ed to ihe purpogg, lisw of SOLID G0OLD soldered one onj ,e de three are theYn paysed between poljl Id rollers, and the re ylt Is a strip of heayj composiin, trorn Tvhich the cases, ba'cks, tresq, bezzles, &c...are cut and.sitWped aj.. ble dies and forplers. The gold in these A isa sufliinat,y t.hick ti, admit of all kine chasing, engraving and' en4meling; the kraved cases have bpen~ 6arribai nritii worn fect,1y arnooth by timbe aid use witli'e~ rel lng the gold. . TiIIS IS TIHE ONLY CA S.M.jANE W,JIH PLATES OF SOLID hIoLD, AND WAlItil%M BY.SPECIALI CIERTIIIOATEt. f~or Bale by Colli\or & Oha.dlle 96l,C. (i) Ask,for Illustrated Cat.albgue arnd to see rant,. inch 1l-ta JUSIT IN STORE NEW SEED1 RYE' AND BARL) --ALSO A LOT $ TtREl RTJ8T..Plj0] (YATS TO' AI11I1E INt' A FEW DAYS' -A LSO AG'N'AND TfrES A and1( complete stock of Fail and1( PlanltaLtion Grocere. will alw be foid atL my establishlmenlt' they Will be sol at. prices to atlit tie.(ive 111 a call anld you shlal aug 31 dlII I OHIE8E lI ARE -cle f ls irgo re. my Ire Uld the DrthI ens, Le. rv. re-7 TiS SPACE FOR oTdi'\OHN L. H fNAUGH'S end 2.$VERTISEMENT D.0$.x ' Wis.MY. D 45 as Of tous use. well Ithy mund does all the nar, rug-. T9. 'rom noe an TO OUR FRIENDS and tho N. erT U j0S, -AND the Itio tdt~ the C UST 0 A/ E R S Itto r4 AlliUIg Mr. Groesbl -bas ait iiirned from Europe, where he went to very . ee his "peoploes," and is now in New York laying in an elegant an aco 10;(Sook of Drf Goods. Notons, &c.; &o. We expect in a short timo r a% eo rooon 01ih CLOTHING STOit at Wolfe's old stand, with a full line of cdthing,. aid guarantee satisfac.. tion to all who may favor us with thpir patronage. We do not promise nov Hwhat we will do; bit ofir goods wiJl show for thenselves. That wo charge to all alike, and do not make 4 bid profit on one custom-, , er, and lose it on another, just to induco the public to buy from tis. Look o4t fq3r "Joe;"1 lad SUGENIEIMER & GROESCHEL ,rer, AT COST'FOR THIRTW DAYS. On,; R6X 'iantb' Cloth Top itation Button Ihn'd .Now'ed P1AiNCE A EIiT, Bfoken lots GentsGloth Top utto1- iand So'ed Prinoo Alberta. hose 13roken lots Gents' .niieled Lace Hand Seowed Prince Alberta. rhey Broken lots Ges'.Calf Ties, to close at $1.25 re- k.plt4 ies' Newport'iies, at 90e, $1, $1.25, $1.60. a. Broki itCldren's Slippers, to close, at 50e. Broken lot Children's Sandals for $1. reduced from $1.60. ia. Battteroup Piques redueced from 12jc. to 8Ac - pi',e- White Figured iind, apd Striped Piques retduced froin 25 to b0. LhyWhite (B3roeade) Piqucs reducedl from 30 to 20e, .T WEI,NTY PIE CE S 1G tjuRi ELi .WO A T FIVE CEN'J'n. Lors, Broken lots Lace Gloves at cost. . juainder of Straw Hlats wiill be sold without rof; once to cost or value, to niake rooin~ for our large stack of Fall merhadie WE HAVE JUST RECE~IV.ED 300 L'ossets, "Superb," at 50o., oth 76. aug EROT EI & EDMUNbtD !rCLOSING OUT ious hoIud and 'AT pr' GR?1kA I2EDUCTIO29 IN DRJJSS t0008 AND NOTIONiS I by O1DE1 TO MAKE ROOM FOR 'ALL'STOCEK. T0i ates 1teel '. ag.ed bi der to make robin for oir Fall Stock wve offer the reinaindkdofou ~q~~ Sj ing and Siiner oods at COST tS CASH BUYERS. ' Pdr si re Lawnse at 7Q .sonts, Pacific Lawns at 12 cents. en.. L'aeIe launtings at 22k cants, per. Linen Suitingsa of difforent grade.. nov- Dress Gobda of various styjles and pricesj tiypros Cloths at 174 cents. hite Piqueh,'all prices; Centennial Stripes fror.n 7} cents up. u;'''-''-'.... A Lot of Edgings from 24 cents up war. A Lot of 1Ribbon topa solit for what, they will bring. a' we desire to -y .. close out this part o'f our stock. to laundried Shirt in~ the World at 874 cents each. An. .e'rd, at 79) cents, and all other goods in proportia . .Rememb,er hebove riices are for cashi on the 8pot. They ilntb dhar'ged to any one without arn ad'vico. No exception~s diado.y intb y. .- .y 1 THE DAIS VERTICAL FEED SEWINdj MACHINE &L1tEKY~I'l '7IJORLD '#O PROD 7CNJ (TS EQUALf $1,000 REWARD!i ?r One thious.and dellr.6j, oerd lr'ntatwl(1asgat a rang of work, and do laar wo'd on rad otlin esntht'l da l ty te "AVI VElTIA LFRE) Y anohrmachinte as as can be (one oin ay lie contest will be madeu1 with any 0 0 dI rig .M A c OllN e." A rneie t for(h a ov na d ay rewvard, withini a reasonabl6 thne aftr y .1tgtcm 8t o h iiv-ae be DAV ING Mi~AIIIN CO. be Anther' large lot of thie above Machines andi the linproved lYeed Just rp' colved, J. 0. loAU Agent,' Wht ab ons ri es ' m~s Go d in variety, Illusion, SikjS int re.bbns, Linen as Lace, "0 are oe osiory, Laoo Bonnets, iuching fe olu,nd, afist-ce. CoDry s, F nlus, Ties and' everything gner'all ) nieton tnnol a DryGo. s ranoy .Goods and Mil inOra pbanl.