The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, March 12, 1881, Image 2
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- ATLMDAT. Ma:cb 11, : : 131.
J7. AM1AYS .Dst r. rmm.
6~fe d * rr.'VrOI.DR. AssoorTPrR ERPrOt.
Fitye, of Mlainle, wy:1l sueuced Blaine
the Unuited States Senate.
EDwAUD EV83UIrT 11ALE Is sixtv.
But who Is Edward Everiett Hale?
Tu railroads have been killing muore
people In other States recently. is it.
in this way that they propose to du
plete the ranks of their opponents?
TIRE question of an extra session of
Congress is pcrplexing the qnidnueis.
As an extra session ruined the Demo
crats, It might do a similar fivor for
the Radicals.
MR. JAMES S. StIoNs, of Charles
ton, Chief Deputy United States Nar
shal of this State, has been placed in
charge of the office made vaca'it by
the rejection of Marshal Wallace's
nomination. As he is a Democrat his
tonure will be brief, we presume.
THE Greenville News says there are
but three privates in the pressof South
Carolina, the .News, the Newberry
Herald and (lie Spartan. It shall not
In this manner shear Tim. NE.ws AND
HElALD Of its h1onor1s. Count LIS
among the privates, (ear brother.
Ti New Yoik Herald, last Sun
day, contained eighty-seven colunins
of solid advertisements, aggregating
over four thousand separate aiounee
ments. This speaks volumes both for
the business of New York and the en
terprise of the biggest newspaper in
the United States.
TiE new President's mother is said
to be a motherly old soul. beaingin
with kindness, who consoles hersell
after dinner wlhh a lu'pe, after the
1manner of the oldel time. As she is
advanced in years aid feeble, an eleva
tor will be placedill 1110 White Li4lse.
for her benlefit, s well as For that (
the thousands of visitors who have
heretofore been compe1 kd to trmi
lip the lusar~
Itt
anil !v o rI -
iw t (I *. .. .
p' as ." 'l-'
toer a , av wb2 ~i
Since the .'ilicn waru thle Uny'.4
Staesi has beenR t p1aci with I :
ter Repulic, al:Jough the pli'i' -
the borderL' into Texas has cr vas.
anon01 produed~ smiall $1p';k~ upon' tjj
political hoizon. Th'Ie a1cc; isiti'.)ui o
Mexico wa's a pet inheiiie '., ih oe
:iouherrn staitesmen~i bef.)re thle wa.-.
mid no00 tore t ia tfour . c:u- ag C o Mi.
1lainie chairged P'resiidIent ILa v*. i .1.
secetly toientIing~( dis.cord in o 0 -:
to secure terijtoial incr: u te i..
j)ense of thle MnL~tezmi:ans. E~J .' e..
voently an invasCcion of' a dinfl-a-ct kiIa
has5 beent 1pojeeced, aind it pren4 es to ~X
bear' rich fruit . SeveraIii ii railn m'.
niates, amlong thewIn lay~ G.ou ., ;com
binin iw vithI Genieral( Gno lt, havye .
talined valuable concii4~ ons fromi ii.
Mexican goverinment, wvhile Cap iin
tainthe neCxt dcade~l Mexicowllb
thIooughily "Yankeeizedi" by capitll
from the United States. To inake
Grant railroad boss of Alexleo would
be disposing of himl with profit to him
self, the Republican party anid the
C ~ Country at large.
T wo Ciuincinis BLOWN DOWN.- The
citizens of' Chester were surlprisedI
anud alarmed last Thursday aterni'Cooni
by3 the suddeni uprising and rapid
movements of a threateniing CloudC
from the southwest. Inl a short timne
a teriiic winid storml paCssed over the
towni, p)rostriating tihe Episcopal Chuiirch
and t he colored Bapt11ist Clhur ch. Tihe
former of thlese h01(1 been C unuseud sin1ce
last July, when It was struck by light
iihig and otheirw ise injured an11lyIas
pronounced unsa5fe.. its totali destruec
tion leaves thle little conigregattin ofi
the chluirchi withiout ai plaice of worship.
'I'ie ladies ofi thle ionigreva tin rpos
to go( to wvork at. once <TOvi,ing plans
andi~ sfoheitog ail ter rebutihldig.. The.
will call iuponl ie ridenhcts~ of t h'e
town ansld ask for cotriut ions to hielp~
them to carry forIc wardPC thirII g(
wvork. All will hiavr ani oppor-tuit v
to a.sisit Ito te~ extet of teir abilIit'y
or the mieasure ot' their ljber'jlity.
Tis is (lhe second i i me thle i.clred
for1Ciitua. The iha strugh-J hme i
and. had bult Recenly oweniuidCli
(icureb buiilldin. ineliIi e
II he/t
by, rchar10d
half ah hosur andl~ C II4. IInt t
Riot gnihy. ti. at C:,. 'i
(counsel, iiide' (.ne cli o,
esor hk Le. 111 ..n, : . C
,x';~ Tht un. 11 - i Jpsy Congressmen
An Oviton to Aluncock-Te Talents of
Garanoll.
Editorial Ocr. Chronile and Constitdtitonal'at.
WAsrn~etoN, D. V., Mardb 4. 1881.
I The Veto of tile Fundiig bill was treatu.
ed by the Democrats of the House
witli conlte t.--This was iwroig. it
-hould hive been voted upon. Mr.
S' tephen ls thiiiks the veto a great mis
tiake for the0 Rpuiblicans. atid whenl
inety-u ie out of every hudred of
I hei -t ids of ofice-seekers go home111
howling"', disappointed and out of
)ocket , this "'btrnitg question" may
>Colme tihe preltext lor' a lRepublican
Split ind iul. opportunLity for1. Deio
eralic revivi.
The last eenes in the House Were
most disortlerly. S,6oine of' thle memr
bers were drunk and ver feiv dispos
ed to (to ily butsiniess. 'Tie opitioi
expressed upoll 319 us the popje ap..
portion) metl ik signifleat It tin k, of,
What will be fintally done. As thore
canl be no fidirer or more mathematical
distribution, and as Georgia gains one
llember, 1 (10 not see how iny of our
pepl PCJVcan oppose thantsottlernent. Thle
gaints frel la rgely onl 1the Southern side
aid eitircly just to East atid West.
The last row itl dhe House was over
tho fFict that somite of tle lembers 11had
been challenged itn attempting to eter
thip Capitol. What aggyravated the
offmlue an1d incensed the lemoc'at s
m as that t he stoppq70 had beeii made
by a it ariiiin y gurwid,* Such a tiig as
balrinig the waivy to tile Capitol by the
bayonet was never before knlowt since
the foundation of' the Governmtiaetit., alnd
would mi'erit denluniiationl of' a differ
Out kind it the so-called outrage iia-l
not been the work of' a Demotratic
Sergeant-at-Arts of the Senate, utider
intst ructions of a Selate conittittee
colnposed of two )emocrats a.d one
Itepublicnn-Messrs. Bayard, Pendle
toil at11d Aitoiy. It was tilt ugly
blunder; but I regret to say that it
was not comtitiitted by iepuilialas.
THE IIANCOCK ECEPTIoN
last, evenig was a proigiots 1emon
strationi, itn Spiteofthlledreadftl iveather'
thatt begtii it itightfibil. Much hitter
feelhinhg wias en4iigentdered hv his appetr
anie here, ad ite exercised somqe dis
cretioln by 1101 joinlitg in the proces
sion. To give you all idea of the fer
tmit, it. is oyi' necessary to sit' thilt
whelltilln inlebriated man hurrahled for
Iancock it Peisvivaila club imis
named Hatrmony:' broke ranks in
t lin he oh'f procession, rushed uponl tie
en r aw1' i lI naly mu1Cdered him,
e pte lutydefnsebyseveral po
- 11. It is true thaiit hlrrlahing For
no i t., m eeinly,, but ,ilust thlink
pi 11u1) issalasiltinig a
!N t, disgiiised inl liquor.
hv to ltainel exi tingly
ti -hl rg I it is tow ii
13.> n Ill MCe proces.;ionl there
c: e ben a:1 dreaulltl rio. No
V. rese.Iloar and1 Edmunds
-t.*:0 thiigatinttg here of so
- a me u~eu Eitler we mlust
1-thg I kie first printci
) v d Nati hil will dril't illto
i -i' W:ih md corlipution
-11 -- thiN 1 t M , uJl t o i'n
t:nshuIv, after a1 fakshiot,
- L .' hO lineservet
andI h beii:1os werA'te graniteitd gt
4'' an tie a.ht ofu thep Chonb is andil
d til r allI te warbl'eHie a Cont 'i
t 0 1.1eli ga.:edt hltit it I'tt (t Ijji . '
tit dioio. Pii is i resnt.y thte vtl
iv asi Ion Gt eh-t werect di d i . Ito .
l ine ir.pit h G 11d ir si.~ Edat
T ul ilt Cil 1:1 ANDii JAPANiti :S1', i .ililNItSTtm
mal, ttuhat k 'roiabavlook 'inrt
hes bl hius and i1L tp'e'ndily ait
Cttillen wth uilantin;ll-tt'ise. The.
a sua -phte an ofCl'as. Two ore
-"th eto01 w'etel sog gheithed in
Ci)1 brtaS Iloui . osin tike etnj'oc.a
oIrmr do leht te appm-L' ion o thne,
tii' li It'i'li i v s of t hegi crow(1 tedi hIads
iof h Entol(1", and the Orla~.ie iane
unw~leson:t o nit Ithe', ilries fthan anye
t th tllahgll.fPeraps this41 o'rispgn'
fi'nl t of whatl' Vi'brodingt ti in th eiop -
w8h111-1'imad, sirp ~ows, Ntalktedi
dliploma11 t corps. Iil Jiudge tlield I1)10 tik
01 tlls ' 11( the st iost ligure amgheof'
,~ $iniidi hsthe iret-i~1 tind tu.
in'otele f'tuali head. Genisiera lt. aneotik
jitwits upphId wht~en Ihe terediii ast
mat an had a ihkbaeok;bu
beid l tr i ahuoonk. wak
compar~ied~ wiit lhriawh'tse V'btite.-at
as thatia 'd it or ~re-f higihere
a sqat littleh mant tofIhtt enomousipoer
-"h her of.Pok Getsbr"ainse inu
comelinesstthough losing in forc.
No te eat consicos tatar figure.h
amn mn isting ihd indt'iidu-i
ittorio',iwith it Roman(features
stanted'wi ai ltliecand If'ownli
ed with amagni(4et sk itof cispii
wite hair. ti Very di'rent line'.
appeased t Secet ay noat', wholse
smal t edsarins. Nap .eni
Sze t ats t o lawyers,11 Iiit tqh'e s r dietI
A~xc~ uden ush * begtoeed ate a
causo he is rhih and 1bihone beentse le
Is e.anskv. ir. Bllaic escorted Eugene
H ale, a baurty, healthy young mainiii.
The new ecretlary l-104s very badly.
He has porceptibiy aged ini 'the last
year, an1 has a jaded, washed-out ap
pearatnce, the efevt poasibly of recent
1iltess. -
After theis and other prellninares.
the President and party rose and went
forth to the platforni oni 1Che 0:1st coi.
trill portico, where, bet'ore flt peoplo
-acres aIld Icres of be0.11-M r. Gar.
1ild, conlifonlilig the stalue of George
Washine ton, took the oath att the
flaindis of the Chief Justice aiid deliver
ed his iltugural itidress. Just as he
march.d out to thea pice deslinated
for. this ceremoliy, the 1sul climle out
and glorilled ev'Orything. 'T'his mzay
aiive bees a good 0m111en.
Mr. Garfield is aeuited'by Mr.
Stephens as
TIlE MOST INTELLECTUA. PRESIDENT
sitice Tlonias Jefferson. His thauts
are jist wilit Judge Black said the
were. Ioors chiag amlliiers.
Power tranistbrmi's every tiii hg, an1(d Ilall
m1ore th11an all olier cretied thuings.
How it will Ifmect Mr. Garfieht; it is
idle, lit t his timtle, io coljecture. His
addre as o1ilim 11110uch that is pleasi
and m101uch tlat will displease. lie nii
iounces Ohe New Natioti, insists upon
lie parenla lly supreIne CenI raIl ii lhori
ty, and yet paradoxically admits a cer
tailn Sort of -lf-gvernment. Negri
suffrage is presented ats ait ollee a bles5s
inlg iald a ciirse. Uliversal educat ion,
iundeiltr.GoverImInII(!)ut coimrol. of course,
is advised as at cure-allI for the illitera
c (fit a white and black proletariat,
North and Soitli. A kinowledge of
reading aiid wriing is relied uoon
to suve the liepilic froiji tile : -ba
rians of the great ciies and the t 'on
tield. Mr. Garlield aIs no dIoubt ot
Ite C0untry's prosperity. IJwe are to
credit his words, lie ardent.ly longs for
coiciliationi and frat-eritv, a1 reason
able oblivion of 1pa1Sf dillerices aiid a
harmonious jitetion of al imistrinail
forces. Hiis ollslauitglt uponl the Mor
molls gives the sigiad for a new criu
sade aid propaganda. All in all,
however, tie staple sentiment oft ihe
Speecl is conIservative and patriotic.
If his futite actiois square with his
uttertulces, we have little to dread.
The only appreliensioin is loided
upon his well kinown ebaracteristic to
soiltj'ilmes aut in coitravenition of his
specech. We sh1oul1d give him a fair I Hiall
and an earnest, liberal, general I su ppoirt
in all matters thatConlve'll 1h le c'ninnou
weal. ie lis within him theelemeiits
of greatness, amd may become the best
or worst of Presidents. That lie may
be Oie tormer I sincerely wish, and'I
believe it is tlie wishi of' in ovewheln
ing number of Southern men.
J. R. R.
xOTES AND COMMENTS.
1-ostm aster Jaies, of New Yolk,
is a Welsiman and a printer by trade.
--% hiltaker is writing a itnovel; this
is a ilIig in'italtion of l7enicoiislield.
--lhailway freiilts nd II tWeAturn
fru'nit se-mil to haive been killed by the
recenlt fr-eeze.
--Samue J. Ra dalth ex--Speaker,
is still spUkeni of ats "prominieiat, black
eyed and powerfutl."
- loward Carroll savs tlere is no
flviets inl. Washington. .Carroll is
--It is generially be.liev'ed that Post
ma11ster1 James10 is the~ gem ini thle niew
CJabi net. There Iis a pun ini this5 somec
-1I0 was thei cord ial meetiina. b.
I t.'ee .Phil 6lheimtan ai (,'i. "11an
cockl in thie Semide 0(hinber~i thnit
brougi!3ht. dowmi thle Il lse.
--ThIle eity of CuhinibinL will ertini
ly laan'0 coinp~letedt ai i SC wiork whem
the~y have <leOvIetld te waiter' power'i
ol' the Conagaii'ee.
--Seeietaruy of 11he Tr'easurv, Wium
dom, is ini f'avior or E-a.3s' Ship, lhilway.
A .inlst heure Sec'reti'r \Vindom
senu t) be on the right 1i'ne.
--Thle State or' Artkainias is in unik
jl'tl paosssin oft a mainei anid ,or
I hal t Johnii i-owni, -iid <l.esn't kiiow
what to dio ua ithli t''ia.
lo riici iiquor' <~lles out of' a le N'aac'
'1heyc arle badt Nialu- fior .jtiak p
deailers to iiiimigralec to.'
--The Leouiu ib 'i (Kum 7n- ''m.
.5eerins to inich ne to the ( Ihree~ O.'
wvill be0 a lenitler oni the I eneii~i.,
suue o1 thet net:&)Jlouse.
--TIhe proposal to imake a er'tmli i.,t
of' leenase thast iio litjin,r' il te s.,ul
to coloiredi studentiis, a ie iathe li' ..
sachgusetts liquor law c,,'na e i.
ported adtversel Iy Ihad its otigini atl Am-ii
iierst.
-- After' all, (Genieral Iianacock seemis
to, lhavei beni thle central Ifi uure i-.a
Vt ashinitatoni. Wherert i' lis coin
were seen1. app)Il.itse w~as sponi .taneoius
and sur'pas.-t"
par. ito shot Iin OPpoing1. (lhe appr)1opria-~
I io.n 1or del raying the e'xlenises or the
Vt ayne MacVeighi Coiiminissioni to New
Orleanis ill 1$77. llis satiire was as
keen as8 his vengei'Lance wa3 rare.
- 1ii ring the deliverv f' Generail
Gari'ield's inaugutgiral aidh-ess, l'iresihlent
I laves held( thle liat of his succeosssor,
wi'lhe thle e' Onsisic daul ghter' oft 11he
inicomlig Presilent , for'gething hiei selft
ailpplauded~ friomi flhe to time.
-10t is nuotewor't by that thle chai r'
upjonl whieb 'enieral (ariiehl sat wh ile'
on the gi'andi stantd last F"ridav w'iias lhe I
same used . b Wasingt oui in Ne w
lorik at his lnauigura't ioni as lirst
Presidenut of the U;nited Suctes.
--At last acc'ounits Mr*. .Jay Goti
ow mied t hree, New Yor'k jou i'nals--nuI
dilIy--and was lidvanel('iiig uponli
10our1 h. Jay Goiuld( recogniiizes thle
Ituthiithat nuo mali cain be Itulv great
wholi is not in thle ne wspa per1 )' ros
810 I.
-Venmor's prediction1 for the last
twoe dais iln Februariy wias t hat thev
wiere "'likely to be fhir." T1he soi-m's
of' snow- and wind andh rain iihich'
matrked 11hose( two't dayis ought to settle'
Venntor's status as8 a wetalther pr'ophie.
-Th'le l ight atid hiianrous eiiticismns
upon01 the militlia at the C2aphitoh do not
te a Imi the seriousness wvhiebl mnight
evenitniate. To Southerarun meni andit lov
Lers ot liber'ty, thle sight of bayonets at
lie State l louse conveys imiore of' sig
ii Hono'thani "aPrmoer istilng en the
- It. wais rtthotri unfortunIate that as
he galleiles, last Fiday, began to 11l1
ip ni ith ladies anid diplomiats, the
louse wvas noisy and disorderh', aiid
10on got int o a snairl, wvhic bI benmiei
1ioret involvoed by' thle antics of' 1 lolk
ii' of Mississippi, Singleton, of' Illi
tois, and1( one~ or two othei' Democrats
v ho were~ miore (hi less inltoxIited.
-- in conseq.cnce of the liipr'ove
r1?lnt to be inlade~ by the new W'esterni 1
-
by tIie water route will be so muI
cheaper ihan bv rail f'om Ohica
through New 1 ork, that it will o
be a gtestiott oftine wlhI tlie inp
and export. butsinesp of the MissiseI
Vitlley siall be t-itisited througix
Louis.
-On a first thealrical night, Iua
ge01S (.011t11 o i their owin .1112io4umit
titII, the 110a( 11l4a the cast. Oi I
sScontd Ilight thley. corit onl 1he peo;'
who, instead of btiving seats For It 11
night. botight thei 11i ia second 11ig
an(d also oil the criticbiins whichI
madle by thle news-paperti. Tlhe th!
inghit tells to file nllitinger's whltier
nut the piece is to Inake at hiII.
--Ex-Secretary J. D. Cox, of' 01
says Ihat Ilainile goes into tIh (aIhi
aIuidolln his 'pecial e(ffortIs 14) bt! Pvi
dent,; thant ul>Lincoln's laimtso vi
iniquired a bout by Got liel; 11
Jainle.' appiantmenlt is strictly lot
nesslike: 'hIiat. MeVenigh's plaI0 i1 I
of anl indepe;Inlnt sunelwilut like 11
of,6ehurz, 1ami that. Kirkwo~oll hlas 1)
1111thropic iden s abo the i n 1 e1
-Of the Fund:' bill veito Mr.
Igmaniti,, lil .New York imallkr. :I[
''It is right. and is wh:1l we had 4\
reas-onl Io ' x p)e( . l: e, I tn, him e
'hitke 1 tI, di ie-ne e In Ith nI n1
The flurry is m er, Ina Inonerm is
ln 1 ger lit I w ilt it I hII
hav th n111 a 1111111 le e tlz4 ' briwng
back fr itlhUile T e l s111- Ilitllc of
11unney dein4'sited by 11 Ihelmnks tor
er their cil ettiation, anul m ill incvre
Ohe aulnoutif A'id-v nIonley oil
s:reet to that exten1t."
- The Baltimore Amerfrin dlise
er thatt Balinu11 e girl are prett
beennilse of, (he cllimate and of the il4
they eat. Ohio !irlseiat codfltsh ha
V gi ingi g-irls I'alt ilcoil 1111bn d 2rlet
the GuU* 6tates gumbo. New Ili
shire girls ear pie 1110 donlghiI11tIs, 1
Kelnu4kv girls vat blue gias ber,
yetall Ie1C.2e are prettier1 ' tinii tie y
of Etilope. Il i th l i1 n:, (3
at oystcr's, fia0'arrapin, c einva,1ack dIII
ba Iniacker..I and soft shell erab'.
pr (ol 1wive of' bieaitew. Not onlyv
ie iii itllitire ("l I'l:.- on eai i
but. the cIined Ii r of*il ill),
have beguttCO to na 1be. itu11 the
ofthei Mi.,sissippi Valley.
A Nkinntow F'sern rzom D)vArr
Mrs. liebec l')i0e, tIi' l L1inb41rt
N. U., onl her going homeward frou
successful1 Searchl for at .tolen hol
came II at hair- re'wlth oft:o -ing ! er
Ilast wee~k. Ajr. Rtivenlbark wals
quested bIy sonme kiii eizets of L
caster to see her a- plrtion of the m
o1n11 hll4onroe road, i11(1 rode oni I
o hlit horse, while fihe lad was di
ingr an1inal inl b11y. The hIt
Seeing ine new IIlaniheronI the opl
R'te Side oF thle G ill's cr<( ek 1. .dge, ,all
tO 011e Side itusd bAcked 0he vehieb
which v was aunichld. Thre w
111) raiin s t 1o 111 bridli, aw: thie i
n1111 horse were precipite (l) a<
Ine of 4 , ntyi' Iix irl. The h<(]
fkIl u1poll the hI !s ad er11n4
11m11)SI to atmins; lOl ha ries ( S wai s t4
into . mrdad Ohe jori bAi \\-Is
Verely bru1ise~d. The galant. part.
th4e! icidle i lme ill Mr.
tmik inl thv perilous siu to ,spra
f2on Ibl h:ii, and with his :m114
ar11 n I h t t h 11ad oa .si't I.
.carried'to llthel abeslwow,(1ith a1<
beeniii I 1 2:21 but 1 for i th ais 1i)wl ('2 a i.
hoSr l .as-- tihu swee con5 ?' .'hin
lknowif 'tha4't S'4 -e an fd
idn t 'ita her a iIt own hIi
ao-oi to th higlt'- of ' herio in sl
11h5 l4i ofi av piney ine 11f soi~y
b4_rnds -wonin .-L n u/r L d
-Mi , e :n I 4)he4 c in d 4pw1' tlf,' i111jo
'wFlnit' in th latherlI~4' hti'I ar'n
U., ala tlaartehe of4 w21o'nI 'Ictie-- n
nonl it o those who I'l(4 11 l iie e 2n i'
1)14'ia ed by wh:11110 apastob .
bys jtg 1lying- andS-I. can be ari.
(lIVEno the rnn o aneli itnd
tince.-- C;r22l4 e (0.1 l -rrrgs . 'h1')
fh PPr o- A4n. 1 I.lD. 11 8. n is '
(v4 ~tim to sugi11441421 o i's 111:
lr-b terine 1'h . . -I4 A~
he let f ex e
Hgez th s sit p.bu gn i
UIhrtI1I'rLls \\Ag''il, hiiiii
t1O, Sn. ih. ebn :.eh :InI
'o tn d t h.b d ir e4a
c- SPECIAL NOTICES,_
Its :- ..
01h' IADV41 AND ONuc s.-In order to place
tOIlatie Liver Pill wit till the reaon of all, tl
.rI0 of.:Appe niPI bih been iduced t
I 0 1s. pOr bto. Iod by AlU Druggl&gi thi
county.
When you notice cholera in your hoIn an
chickens, Rive thein lioenfOltt's Stock Fee
frely, and they will recover. It is best., hom
ever, to cotnlience the use of the Steck Fec
ia- a little nhead of the cholera season, which wi
prevent thein from takitig the dibease.
he or eQUITAN, GA., A tril 18. 1878.
For thle benefit of all tiose Who are Int.
cited III rnising fowls I take pleasure In reoil
r d inill n 8onfeld 's N, elicated Stock Feed.
.iad beveral chiekens witn cholera, and by ti
ise of this wonterful rtilcl', given iccordit1
e to directions. all of thiem got well, and are no
In a henithy coindiIlo1 V..i. T'.4NLLC.
I lully concur Ili the above.
or N. T. PiICE.
Sold by tile druggista of this county,
io, ~ ~e.0 ,
10,M.\coN, 0
ne't MsMiirs. L-ainr Itmnln & l ,-i 1) ..c .;
t( I W1ill been I t roti bled to0 A) lo fi b .'- ) -o.
ii'.W' Aal lita . 13;.d lii. 13 i.g 'nv :V w h ielt.
ri111 oe you Brew rc', LU1m We Wr', I h -Ilt: l h i pe
lint leetly re l. .0' I h o le I''I :.- , in in of I
. ~ ~ ~ ~ e 1u 4.1:-- ,- w0 11 sn e -:- fit .", '. f ill'
b.t wh l I Stiftl'ern (, n A . tuna.
Y '>t ruly,
JOHiN 1) P03
Acc.N *31 ''I, ' c 'ginre 3' 0'.
.W' ra ''/un* itokt . I ' 1s to' en SI
t. c -
lit M ! L ~ t~ tl p 1 hi' o 'i
ia p nI :* lt '.1 % e .11 ' - : .) 1 k413 -
: h t I fill : ieI oll, t el . I .\i - t -I h . .l t Ii
I'm- in If o ol I :- It: - w, - J. ,-' ..!I;
ii ~i I h II':. I t 71 1Y. IA 00' a ,: ! :nt
1(10 . (. tilf . . V - i ,e.I : It - :;I . 1) -; cW , Ili
O1L - iave he'l0V1 : it;t Illi 1 ali of I hIf. i 1. buy03i
11111r1 11V ite f- f ie l heI th;M l I- h'--1 V' M In ith
beve n ayear -- I t- Ie-fn co:An t!"'ld Kt, 't
OV- wviso ha~ve Co~ii~ ms at Pleail bey*oi
t Price. v(e-y resp3'letitt!Iv,
'j 11-8. Mt GoOLSt)Y.
)0d Sol by tbe DrstggIsts of tils coulty.
Its 9tOE AnitoW," IU.Qsl..LL CO., .4LA.,
rip- Angl3.'., I, -7
td D". C. J. ''offeitt-Denr sir--, for years, itc
y ti ur 'biilg'c hin (Te' iing 1le11'ti33s' with mny o
6-h 13(1ren an 3 1on3 113pla 1114.1. wilteni I own'
ls n"rio 'Ill' b y rnievert afin pr-ve., "3l mu
31 i!T. '~irii.g m 1,k: e ,s ni ng llt- .hillen. n i
h - s A11 SIvnlg ml Illv ,v %. -ed lu, Intuch !1,.
i . - .10111-- h n-.. ,do ar 1 d.1 re'o .<;bill
ii (' Le' 'A 1'''L:-- rt . re"I dtCm a
b tm eI Vrer Il.- ro, TceWi
C-i Eil Ei I liAN I'lYI8 11C IA' DILL,.
- A Ilhing m 01 3i3y Is a Joy Lorever.%'
wt iiL is itL StIllielitntg prpiar) d for wom;n
.- willy, nIld timki b~y Ithetn, ext'lusivel 'y. T!
cIp il sp(hil lI t o C o-s Where th womb
,. !el d.ert n dI wVill Cure all firIextIlarities
i I tle "mienses" or ' mont lily coirus," by resto
R, ing (Ihe, uscharige, whether aeute or chronic,
.'every Insm t n'.
Ilc Brait iieid'si Femnio Regtlator, "wom-in's 13"
i..- Frientl " Is prep red by Dr. J brarield, A
li lnt, Ga., price $1 50 per bottle. Sold by I
I- druiggists,
31e ,--ra'3 A t-)EE
l()
it d
it)
AU o , Ga., 'Marchl 31, Iil
From having bee tn iim-te I timnibr
. it ears ' It th' prorlintor of Swift's 83 8p
Ilic Spveili'!" I hav' knowtn mu h of its 3tunn31
f.wctirtr 111d use. 'here are ien in this col
i 3trnity-wifl. know;, elrIzn.wa wce vi
l ins il Nlriy Wie toS vyithil8. the most, territ
ettr1se thi,1 ever 11filleted [lhe humanl familly. I
-who hiave 1ken I if' 8. 8. K 113 dielie, aind w
Ln tow. in o iapl)tIpar'ancets,, a3ll li n teir own b3
Sli'r, as free' fromt tboinl so1 rlixei-43 a the fit
in'), rresh fromt tihe hanl of b31 laker. De
itt ('ncy, or "ourise'. toridhs 11he:' pitbl)IC recot
lnen1at3li or Ibis rnedli'1ne. 1311t. 1 am1f allow:
torfrte.wep3tie'~f( prira M'y 10o those who
333 in)3.ilo- I' 3 .3 t h he'g33; tailo( 4 th 11 7 attach
o) I 3333 30 : I hIs 3 r 'le ;' bu t1. 1 kIto 107reof I .'pe
011 h wi''ni I '.:y lb '133133 Selen' 331, ht- 131 131Io 11
Ii'' ''33inh3a bI: iin 'g'~l' Ii II '8 g 's 8vli.
II. 8131(eile" fo l31' h )e pu Is 3 Iin ' 3'(.& 'l g
dr~edI 33( . i3-)l dI. orf' 1, 1.- tz '33 1 w,3.31 bei
3('f lInnke it I1ht fr 11:,1, hi e ll33lllt 0. tlhe prese3
'Il Y8l 1"' S'l.Cl.. 4 0311 A NY i'3y e .
'I tv 13rs A1;I..13 4 (I
a..1 ci. y oc3~3 ( ' Y(3un g ML'3n's F'rlind.
11
'3
lit
'III
I lI
to eah pn-chser . ho wh Lo
*: 1 v;leurth < b.. i.. ofail
3lp it. ii. . The t J
*-yarhsclsdn . l neont shoul
3'. be
-'l All( haIe jbs in (m-Isyp <
""",Watches,'Cocks and(' 31( 1 Jewe(hlr13, shIt:
11- ja 1
li WEi' OFFER
~2PCIA1 L inulccmen'1ts to cusltomeoi
ird WINTE2'R GOODS,
i It will pay to examnine1 and price ou1
si toctk of' Driess Goods, Fianels C:a.
10sInneres0. .Jennha, Ilankrets, and all othe
g(3odI, 1as they will lie so1(1 ciCap. W
ask the attention of the ladieos to ou
cr.AKSANDDOLMAy',
wh~vich~ will he closecd ouit at L~OV
DOWN PRICES.
p
CLOTIIING AT JBOT TOM F'IGURES.
beA1 slpnh ln. of Cap nwici
jwill bo closed otnt at 1A RII~jNS.
MO-ASTEri, BRICE & KETCIN
FIVE "CENT C1
II
MIMNAT
-- -0o
FIVE THO
fro h nexitv ten dall , gods tIAt you have
(oEL(SEWl RRo This is ono of I
1seldoir present t.h Iselves,
17
JVU$T LE E
FOUR HUNTDRED Gua~no Biowers U
eao.ch. Faucy prices cannot LAd U. Oc ico
? DOlVIEsTIOS.D
ITN~THOUSAND YARDS JUST RE
buy these goods at BOTTOM PICES, foi
me a call, as I only listen to the jingle of fl.
To AERIV E TIE3
A TINE ASSORTMENT of TEAS,
MOLASSES.
J. L. MIMI
THE Li
DrsboPnTEs A
COLUMBIA, SOUTH C~
o hAVE RECE:IVED IReautiful Camnbrics at 8j cer
IeutE'i)jjf l ('alIicIs alt 6 cents. Large Li nen i..wE
aI t 10 cen~ts. GPains' t- ilk Han ikerch jif ,btjant.es~
kerie a2 at 10 ceintsi. Ladiesi' inen~ HIanxdlerchli,
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SHOES
ap c IIuNs to our largceand helect stock niat
DESPORTI
IMarch 8
JUST PREC
0 'iTWENTVy-F
- I'I bet ini the~ mar2,ke' for pli or* huear
- . IOS. -1 i) ILLA H~s lHEWAn I t
i bt gamcuead the range of work
i wlt Iusio thei s-caH mahi ne~A Onl the mai
chnes us inF'airfield County.
.A I
r A thic lot of Planuting Pota1toes, Onion S
i tirnekers, Caukes. Candies. BaHconi, Flouir, NIe('
c 'I'OhneICO. Cigars, BledsteadsM, Muattrses. Tv bie<
To~ arrive, 15,000 feet of Good Assortedl Li
Dryi~ Gootds, of aill k indst, M lillner, etc., lod
lot oi Spring Goods.
mhar 3
LOWX P~R CES.
lowing
0UR Winter Good..are stl. en
I takc
rSold at reduced price8 to madl.-e ~o q
for
SPRNING GOun ra(
Alot of' Duist's' Gardp/A CeesJ
receivedl. . ' wiWs
SEED POTA TO ' everj
PION SETStc T'
fi&E
O O RN -
feb 24 .
ALD.
)UNTER
TOILS.
UJSAND .
b b! sid at hIlf their value
to pay tw(ty and twonty-five
h.erare opp t unlI tica thakt
'~V- IJD.
t TWE NTY-iVE 0C11P1
nly Tinm war-b.3fi,; buyingr
CEiVED. Parties wishing to
CASH, will do we.] to givo
0 inighty dollar.
SUGARS, CuFFfEES an
AUGH.
KADER OF LOW PRICES.
in of 0-inill
ED JD M TU Jfr D S, '
R1OLINA,
te. Betautif-il LawnR at 6J1 cents,
la~ at 25 cets Large Linen1 ''OWels
.att 0 cents La .ies' Lawn H-.nd
fH (aurvels) at 25 cen1ts.
IN ALL QUALITIES----.
e~ every week. Sum ples sent on
'ES & EDMUNDS,
COLUM IA, 8. C.
LIVED
L~ F 0 E~ D)
anduc flne 1'inmily sewinug. ONE!
niiy one1 who cani tOcCete wih
t turnsll out. Warranit.edi to wvear
kel, two hunidred ot' these Ma
(ets, S3eeds. (orni, Outs, Cheese,
' Ii .uins. 8muokintg anzd Chewinug -
., Hateis, Chairs, etc.
aher.
downi to miake room for a new
SJ. 0. BOAG.
['tR8 A ND NEWVSPAPER MEN
country endorse James B~oss' Patent
atch Cases. As a proof, read the fol
4's me PI1asure to Inform ou that 'he
cr et SS lS1aci on It ,ar 'ri
J. T IJINGOLh,
Ed. and P op't, 'iegram.
LOaaette, lnd , Miarch 8,1980.
lensure in commhefndlng the James
set hiu1lu ' sawtfarc ory aund
W.81 LINGLE,
nd Prop't coaurer.
r l0cg Mbio 4., Feb. 28. 1889.
nr nane er lIas car? a Jaumer lioss
0rtWif0 b e sad h says that, it
nuy way:0
1'ub',s mawa $f!pader.
f pease d atseka, 11
eve respo~~entirely 8sa Hr~
Ed. aniP'op.t -r~o( C.7n
atch Osou I , fac to, eo
~d. and o~t ~ (
scirbaifaer..a.- 9.. ioio