The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, April 16, 1881, Image 2
'll NEWS AND HERALD,
WTNNSIOR O, 8. C.
OAMLMAY, April 10, .t f A 1881
P. M IA.X DAVu 1,q nT0at.
.UNoe~ S. h.1WNC$fJbS. AB80CtaT i'ros.
%ditcril Notes.
north Carolina mourns over the loss
of the blackberry crop.
Greece ist at last agreed to cool
down, and Europe breatle more
freely..
-ull and Ualhone havo had another
Ppat-in the Senate, in which flhe fori
er baid that Mahone couldn't insult
t anybody.,
Jay Gould has gobbled another rail
road-the Texas Pacific. Ile pays
To n Scott four and a half million dol
3ars for'hks interest.
Secretary Windoin has issued a cir
'cular calling in all the six per cent.
'bonds now outstandiig, about $105,
000,000, by the first of July ; but will
not redeem them if their owners will
consent to take but three and a half
per cent. for -them iII future, at the
pleasure of' the government. This is
an astute way of refunding. If the
bondholders anecept, there will be little
need of a funding bill for a while, as
it is just as easy to keep the present
bonds going as to get up1) a nlew set.
A hundred and fifty Immigrants
have already arrived in the State, and
they still come. Colonel Boykin has
an order for fifty skilled mechanics,
besides ordinary laborers. If these
mnmigranits are entrusted to those
-who will take good care of them and
make them comfortable, they will be
the forerunners of a general move
ment. But. if the are disappointed,
others will be deterred from cowig.
Tho Commissioner of Immigration
Ehould have anl eye to this in distrib
uting them throughout the State.
Railroad Coneolidations.
Hardly a day passes without the an
nouncenent of n-i railroad consoli
ulations, either North or South. In tihe
present week, Jay Gould has added
the Texas Pacifle to his thousands of
miles reaching from New York to
Mexico. A cousolidated line stretch
ing from New York to Chicago, and
representing thirty-five million dol
lars worth of capital la4 just been tat
nounced. ''he ITchlmond and Ijan
ille has purhtiased the North Eastern
Itond of Georgia. leading from A thoa
ta west ward, and now controls ei' gh
teen dif'rent. CorpoI'ltionls in Virginia,
the CaiOlins and Georgia. Char'les
ton is jubilant over the consolidation
of the South Carolina Road with the
Central and the Georgia Railroads of
State. The owners of the South Caro
linma Road, whioeve~r they are, have
leased the Georgia Road,-'leading f'rom
* Atlanta to Augusta, for ninety-nine
yearus for six hundred thuousanud dollars
a year, depositing a million dollars as
security for a faith ful observance ot
* the contract, it has also combined
w ith the Central, leading fronm Savan
nath to Atlanta, with a branch to An
gusta. This combination include's
nearly two thosandis~ miles of' t rack,
amd the stock of' the Georgia lioads is
above par* a long way. Patuieks, well
inftormsed, rayv that Sa van nh, Chiarles
* ~ton and Autgusta~ wili pc''l their
* issues, and that all u ill be bentit fed.
Tfhis triple ailliancue was renideredl nee
essary and prioper' by the danger thai
these roads were in of' being gobbled
up separately. The Richmnond and~
* ~ Dausvilie looked upon the Georgia
Road( with longing eyes, but, for once,
it was balked.
Should the Louisville and Nashuville
Road. which owns nmost of the lines
ouit West, combine with the trmipie
r'oadls, if would make Charleston, Sa
tannuah and Port Royal the seaplorts
for the Great West and Northwest
which seeks a short route to the sea
through a mild cli mate. General Al
exanider denies that the Louisv'ille and
Nashville is the real lessee of' the
three triple roads, but says that hue
* ~ viil work amicably with them ini los.
te'rinug trade. Geneial Alexander Is
one of' the miost, liber'al mnded and
suc~csful railroad meon of the day'.
Hle has heretof'ore benefitted the peo
- pie mnstead of' oppressing themti. mOte
railroad men inight learni of' hi m. This
* ~~consolidlation of' railroads, withl the
good prtice given for hines here'toforet
conmsider'ed worthiless, is flhe hest, evi
* ~ dence of the rev'ival of business. The
railroads cannot tranusport all the
* freig ht o$0'eed to t'hem, although theciru
rollinug tock hat, beens vastly incr'eased.
The dlesirme to acquire Southern iroads,
especially. shows that the sections~
thrioughi which they pass are looking
* liup. K~eep the roadis within bounds
and1( thle comnsol idation wIll (10 no harmi.
* hBut, if left to do as they please we feari
some of the r'oads mayti prove to be
wolns i'i sheep's clothing. Time i'il
rhow.
Tn'lE D Dsi NaromLm:N.--Prine Pier're
Napioleon JBonapar' er. wlose dleath
wvas announned a few daysango, was ai
son of Li.elin Blon.partero Pr'ince ofi
Caninmo, a bronthmer of .Napoleoni 1., and1(
. was bornm at Rome, Septltebe 12,
1815. Ife plassed his youth as an ad
venturer' in A nimeia. italy anid G reece,
andii 'ommilitted sev'eral huoumicidles.
A fier tlhe coup d'etati of' Decemnber 2,
1851 , at!d thle restoration of' Ithe Emp~irme
he received lhe titles of' Prinuce andc
JIiihness. In 1871 he shot ai Jounatiu iet
niamedl 'Victor iNoi', and1( atte'n~pftd to
shoot Ulr'ic li'ouville ini an interviewv
hlcd in thle Pr'inlce's house. For' this
ho paid a tine of $5,000. Prince Pierre
wasi the aunthoru of' several literai'y
wvorks,. the aldier of' which is a Fr'enuch
"Nabnehuodnosor,' l'8'L Ile wass apl)
,olinted i'ln 0leer of the' Legionu ol
* lb u~oor ini 18M4,( an lie samo vear' reO
ceiviedl fr'omJ King Victor i& mel uc
* 'dute Gr'aiud Cr'oss otflthe Order of S5.
Maur'iZ1o tld l imaro..s
A BOLDIERP' SK&PUCy1 g,
Interment of General Ory's Renalns at
Cokostury.
Comx.snUty, April 11, 1881.-I ha'o
already sent a dispatci to you an
nouneing the death of Genieral M. W.
Gary, last Saturday lorndig at about
2 o'clock. Hiis fiends In Edgefloid
were very aixious flor his renals to
be buried there, but his hifaily prefer
ed thit thev shouhl be interred at the
family burial ground In Cokesbury.
At about 8 o'clock, p. mu., ou 8acturday
the reinains were escorted by a arge
crowd of citizens to- Trenton, whelre
they were placed on the Charlotte,
Counibia ( and Augusta Railroad the
town authoiities and the bar at Ldge
field havilig Selected i delegationl to
(sCoI't tIheI to the place Of Iterlenlit.
The, were accordingly taken to Co
lumbia to take the train on tile Colum.
bia and (reeiville Railroad for Cokes
bury ; wh'Iien1 they arrived at Columbia
it abot 12 o'clock at Iight Goverior
H1agood and other (istinguihed citi
zenls met, h t[in )l convling 1 ItII anld
joined ill corting IICI to tle Colum
bin and Greenville Railroad. The re
mains arrived at Hodges at 6 o'clock
Sunday )inor11ning and were :Ilet. by a
deiegation of citizenas of Cokesbury,
who, togethaer with thle delegation froml
Edgee.ld, escorted tle relilils to (he
place of itierrent. The pal l-bearers
were: Honl. J. C. Sheppard, J. L. Ad
dison, Esq., 1. W. Bettis, Esq., B. L.
A buey, Esq., Captain W. A. Moore,
Colonel B. Z. Heoridon, Dr. G. L.
Conior, G. W. Connor, Esq., L. D.
Connor, Esq., of Cokesburv.
At half-past two tle procession was
formed for the cemetery it Tabernicle
Church. It Was at leat halt'a imile Inl
length, anl the turlilg out en masse
of his old eighbors inl the scenes of*
his childhood betokened the love ther
bore for iio. Not the least st riki n
feature here 'as tile atteldalce of the
old famliljy serval)ts who stood alboult
vith .streatniig eyes as they looked
1or h fie iast time 1u11n0 in11 they had
fIndly calied "master." At the grave
there was simaply anl address by the
Rev. Wi. Thoinas. formeIrly Chplain
of I lie I latlupton Legion,' w hichI
G4ene'ral Gary was Colonel )eltote his
lw)o1ationl. We turled frio) tile grave
ill 011ow for hili we had laid away.
Ge neral Gary's llother died ill about
oir hours after the burial.
CON.FLDEItA Tk (;ORl-B REA D.
Great Slabs of the Unclean Slittr GlIvan to
the Solieors for Food.
1E C. ragonIer In Phlttlphin weeklty TInes.
We have actually seen danIlger in
Curired 1111d istlead of goilg into the
bomib-proo' Inenl a)wiait outside of theli
the fall of at Silli, it order to be Oin
han1d anld first ill to Stel' tille prize.
But those were hard tinmes for ti poor I
Confederates in the trenches, and iionl
would secire to them %%flnat Confeder
aite lIlollv had lolg sinceI failed to (10.
Just to tihitk ofpayiig $1,200 for a'
barrel of flour, $2b>0 for a pair of shad.
$150 for a <b i sy' tay at it hotel (you
could not well teri it board) and $3
per drink for' tle vilest of' whisker,
antd to py to tile m11en1 $11 of tlis
woless stttl per inonth !
For weeks lit it timeeoLid cori-bread,
prepared in Richinond and Peters
burg-4 from indill'rent, and frequently
ptlsOtld n14iali was te best a1nd the all
wt. was41 to Lo (lopennlon 'olim
serve'4d, an21( 21hese the4 11nen1 ate, wee
satisf ied, and( onl it (did al1 the hatrd
ightlilng i.l thae tren'tche s. The1 prep lara)
and1( with the least trotlile 1 ~ 'or eur.
tert, hu11sks and all as11 gro'.it, ai little
sait athled and14 the d1o1ngh baiked in
pans1) nearly thr IIee fee4t lona nd11( hlf ai s
wide. It otuld nIOt be c'lan when'l It
left thet ba11kery ,l ltd its aIfterl trea'lt 1nent
tili se'rved to) tile 111e32 was simly~ foul.
TPhe long, liviw colored cake's, orj
sibs, aS llatuh Ii kec i color'ed flag
stonti- as~ couhi be0, were thrown inato
he dhirtyV box car41s, used0( inldiscrIimli
dIi rty nV e and') sent1841. to tile front.
S ats eqorilIy iieleani4 and14 iln daily
use0 for' (eery demll~and of' a4 ilge arm'yl
ihauled these8 t r4eendouts corn slatbs t')
the metnl along the lines. Byt theC ti))ne
It reachede~ then21 it wa'ls thbe vilest
ft iiest o)f f'ood. 1and4 yet it was11 eaten1
and1( suta~lined li 11s llayed hutnger'.
\\ hat 1)nust have'4 been tile de'termlinla
tion1 of' such~ men0? On ,c~ (eh d. had1
Sthey been01 served04 for1 tihe ordeal atwait
lng thet1u in the retreat to App omnat
tox. horses far'ed har ldly betterl thanil
Iliae Inen), and4 a sort'ier 'set of' their1
kilad cannot well be imafginecd than11
unldertook to diraw tile tralin~s aund ar)til
iery onl that last ev'entf'ul retreat.
Tn Rt:sui or hIMI tATro.-The
stearn11sIi hidet, of thle Northl Grnnir
Lloyd linte, reatc'hed New1 York last
gr'anlts laded lit thais por't during thtis
teek 7,818, and4 tileS totiu all tnber thus)
tathi mo18authI 12,5441. Dunring~ the
arr)ivlis at (Catstle Gar'den was 7,724.
f1113) 'lhe 1i ar ival hohou tile mon)lth
show thle same4 rate of 1icrea4'e coer
Ilast yearb , theo1 ~ iunigration1 this mloth I
will exieed tile figures re4cordted I'or
Mlay, 1880, wh len mo)4re 1than 55,000
ait NewI Yor)k Since theC first oft ,1anuf
ryv is 58,087, and4 for' the correspondinag
perliod last1 year1 '41,399. Tlhiere tire
no0w two (or thlree steamersi' overdue,
wh'lichi probably wIill largely inlcrease
theCse ligureOs.
THE CI~OaEuOOM S-rrratsMAN .---Mr.
Mahonle is ai cakrom Stlsttesan. lie
stayVs in tile Reb i~lian eloa1kr'om
nearlall thec wiieI, goinhg to) the door1
to vote. SotnetIimeis he4 is too late 14)
make c~onn)ec tin wih) tile r'eaigI
tIIhen amuitsm g to w~ath him111, as5 he fails
back tol his sealt when~a the0 roll call Is
exhauttstedl and( catehles tile Vie-Presi
(dent *s at tentionl ina 0141er to halve re
corded that1 little vo(te onl whlieb (ie
pendcs, anly Heimtblican) Senators, the
rege nertm of0 tie Sothernli States.
Onie dauy 1as1t, eek 11e spr1ang t hrougih
tile door like thle bearide'd Aline 1( got
leaps) thle chasml~, and( dliscovered fthat
thes namtle of' thl autho iof "P1S~jithing
Mustang" wans beinig called~ itnstead of
his own1.
LY~erux; 1NT4L11ut:N S..Tpassenger~s
ou1 tile trn fll rom) G renille yester'day
eening bring alccounlts of' the 131neh
I ag of' a nlegrlo womiatn it Laitlenls
couty Sundayv night. A house had1(
been31 fburnled some1 timle blefore by at)
ilnendiary, but who) the gutity party
was was not1 asc'ertainied, utiltis)1
wmOn)U) wats chargedC with it. She wats
being taken to jarl when she wats tatken
f'romtn ite oflicers atn hanged to a free,
wlhern shne t om, manx ,1t...
ATrMORZAt FUNP,
South CarOstniang in Umarked I Gmves is
Virginia.
The Wilmington, (N. C) Revet
says: "Mrs. General Preston, o
Blaksburg, Va. Widow of the lab
General Robert Preston, a brave Con
federate officer, has written to Genera
James A. Lane, of our city, the recenl
gallant commander of Laie's fanoti
North Carolina brigade, of the Arms
of Northern Virginia, urging that gen
tleman to assist her lit raising a fiuc
in aid of a monument to the man
dead Confederate coldiers who 11i
burled at the Montgomery While Sul
phuir Spritng8, one-half or two-third:
of whom- like as on every battle flek
upon the siacred soil of ol Virginia
are the sons of North Carolina. This
plae (the Montgomery White Sulphui
Springs) was used as a hiospital during
tho recent coifliet, aid the veneraubl
lad., whose name is inctitioned above
was there engaged duriig the wai
while her husband was at, the front
donating ter ser-vices to the cause
smoothing many a dying pillow of th<
boys in gray, wliose hoiuies and kin,
dLred were fAr away, and otherwise act,
ig a lother'8 part to those who ba
no claim1 tpoll her except for humani
1.'s sake, and the cause in which theN
were all enlisted. This lady, unlilk
maiy othersin our- Southerin hid, it
still inlnd'ful of the noble sacrifice madt
by these (lead heroes, and ia now de:
vot-ing the renilmilig yCars of' he lif
Io resIcue the names awid deeds of thos
noble patriots froin oblivion,
.irs. Mary 1. Meats, a niece of 'AI
Preston, Is one of the ladies engagec
in this labor of love, and she writes t(
uis that i number of South Caroniiams
it least one from the old Sixth Regi.
ment, are lying in unuiarked giaves
aid she blishes to think that thei
4hould be folfrgottenl by formrer comi
rades and friends. A small suin froir
wvery one vIll asrure the success ol
Ahe memorial enterpisi.e. We are ask.
Ad to cal! iponl tile people of Fairfl l
Imd the sur1vivors to contriblute 8011C.
hing in behalf of' this good cause
We will be glad to foriward any amotti
iat may het given, Let nut this appeal
uniheeded.
CURR1EN1 NOTJES.
- Eliza Piikton ought to send(1 John
Silierman at bouquet.
-The Demooracv in the Senate
ihould stand like Gibrlatar.
-Alahone ought to withdraiv itid
lleberger and suggest Fred Dutglassj
V1 is now out of i .job.
-WIen th Senate was beitloratic
Ollogg was as silent aIsa uotuse. INOy
I is us vocielrouis as a-Jackass.
-Grant and Gould expect to have
111%y thousand ien working on Mexi
:ani railways befiore the close of the
'call.
-Geot'ge A. Towneid, "Gath," is
>hmg1 subjected to his usual roild of
orrectiless. "Gath" is often "ein
>aira.sed by facts."
-Mrs. alhole's diamonds are said
o be the finest in Washington. "Billv"
nust have exploited those broken rail
'oads to some urIpose.
+--j, ai can o u am wia. l. **
ast week there were 87 Senator's aUI
en t. The Democr'ats hlave only to
-Mr'. Dawes thinks it all right for
~lassaichusetts to disfranhis~~iet about
lO00,000 white men,11 but all wrong for
Soui hI Car'olinai to disf rancihise negroes.
-WVhien RhIode Island donators
>rateI aboutt '"a fr'ee ballot and-(1 tair
:ott," Senuator' Ieck remnds11 thein
h111 tIor'ty per' cent. of their plahtion
s disfrianchised.
-There~ is much mor'e inunediate
)1rocpeet thant the Solid North will be
>r'oken) up hby the Mahone business
hamn the Solid Sottth will be.-Pila
k/elphia imc..
--Thie New Yor'k WorMd notices that
ieithier of' the .Minnesota' Senatorxs
,eems to taike muchid initerest in tile
ittaicks ont Southlern States for' repu.
Ijition of thseir' debts.
-John Shlerman denies that there'
vas any bargain with Mahone, le
'tery likely cal it a byndiente, like
Ias unidemrstanding with the First Na.
ionmal Bank of' New Yor'k.
--Ther'e is talk of' a p)opuhlr' sub
csc it11 >tiofo Joihn Br'ownl's widlow at
hie N'rth. Dodger' Dawes and Peck
ihifi' lHoar will subscr'ibe in ch~inmusie
md1( pramyer, motst pr'obably.
'--Grant is called upon to subscr'ibe
o JohnI Bro'sl' widow, beenusie, as
hel Post pults ltb "haid it nlot been for
his lady's husband, It Is ext remielv
ro'ibaibi that Gr'anlt woulhd still 1)e
.veighinig hides at Galensa."
--Senator Eli Saulsburv', of D)ebi
ware. is a tall, thin gc'ntlemani, w'ith
gr'ay hair and eyesM. ie looks like an
mstere prlamte). Hie goes to the hearlit
>f t hismgs, and has no e'quafi fu
letect ing and exp~osinlg cant and sham
--that is iloar' and( Dawes,
--Senator Edituids wr'ites from the
'ouith to W~asilngton thait his health
a so munch impr)Ioved by' the tr'ip thlat
1' the special session lasts much longer
[1e mlay get back to take part ini the
sentest . '[he South, in hel1ping Ed-.
mundi5(s baCk to health, has reCturneld
foodl t'or past ev'ih and that whieh is to
SOLD IRS' RIEUiNION.
1'H E Survivors of thle Twelfth Rfegi
.inont. .' O~. V., al'e requested to
1lueet ini tho Courit 110on.4( on Satiurdav,
4 pril '23. at II i i 'clock. A full attendl
noeC is desired. Tlhe C'ommnittoo on Sta
istics are expced to report.
J. It. 130YLE5,
Hlrrah for llriloils
OH, YES! OH, YES!
rJ E ST ONE MOUNT AIN CORN W I1..
EYhsCOmeC and is still comuil g.
If you want good- Whiskey and got d
Segars, call at
CLENDININC'S 11OUSE,
next door to WV. I. Doty & Co. Ife keeps
f'he best of overything. The heat Nathan'5
Old Cabinet Whiskoy. Tfho boat Gibson's
Whiuskey. Trho hest Ten Cents Sogar.
TIhe best Fivo Conta Segar. .And, above
all things, thie best Dinner for 40 cent,.
Andh if you come into town between I
and( 1 o'clooli, and are hungry, call at
Ciendining's for a drink, and he will set
up a ii'co hm1eh1 for you. Clondining~
keeps a moral and a quiet hoeu.'
SPECIAL NOTICES.
1I09JA3LB AND Cas%.-In order to pl a
relhttlo Liver Pill within the reaen ot al
price of May Apple Pills has been reduced to
lt. per )Jv. LI by all Druggists in thi
counft.y.
When yoU iotl" ehturj li your oge and
Chlekens, gift thtebl- Hhoenfold Stoc eed
tfel Saul they will. recover. It is tltst., how
eCVer, to COmlnihee ttep tls of the ibek Feed
a little ahead Of tile choera sbeson, hich will
prevent them frin.taking the disease.
UVIMAN 1UA, April-19, 1878.
For the beanfilt orll' thos' -who are Itrr.
etad in raisinr fowls take pleasure in rcom
iRnbdlig illoeyoeld 's Medicated Stock Freed. I
had several c ickens Witn cholera, and by the
use of thin wonderful article, given according
to dircetious, il of them got woll and iro now
ity healthy condition, WAl. 4'INNILIM.
I fully concur in tho above.
Hold by the druggists o this countyI,
MAON, GA.
Messrs. tnmar iTankin & 7ntnar Dear Sirs
I had been troubled for ft long tirn'betore tsing
our Consumptive preparation, with something
like Asthmn, and after using only two bottles
of your Iirewer's Lung It'storer I breathed per'
feetly free, find have felt n9 symnptoml of the
discase since. I am conlldent, your medicind
cured me, nnd I cheerfully reccomniend it to till
who ao stiffering [rom Asthma.
1ord truly,
JOHN 1). ItbSS.
MACON, GA., March 20, 1880.
3103rs. L~amar, 1Itankin & l.amar, Pear irs
I haIe used your Brewer's Lung Restorer for
Vertigo, and have never been troubiod with it
sitw.e using the medlelne. I cannot say too
much for it, and cheerfully reecommend it to
all WYho need rellet from Vertigo.
,Y61ttre trully, J. B. AlUTOPI0;
MACON, GA., March 20, 1880.
Messrs. Lamar, lankin & Lamar, Dear Sirs
I suffered two years with Consum ption, and
(iltring the time was tionted by Drs. Read
'Thomas, 0ihalton and others of this city, anti
also by a prominent physicin of Mracon, tm
without finding any re lr. Aly husband bough(
ine sik bottles of yourl rever's Ling liestorer,
which I began to take at once, and found im.
mediato relief. I have used the six bottles and
have nover felt a symptom of the diseaso since,
and my general health Li better than it ha.
been in years. I therefore recommend it to al
who have Consumption as a Pearl beyou
I iice. Ve'y respectfuli'
3m b . Il. GOOLBBY.
Sold by the Drugsts of this county.
MANY COMBINATIONS
have been tried, but none with such heppy re
suits as Ratikin's Extraet, of Buchu ana Junip
e.t. It you are sufferi'ig from iny derazlgeent,
of the Kidneys or BlaIder, Oravej, P-tin or
Weakness [it the lick or 1111, get a bottle-one
or two will relieve you.
This article has been before the public for
11(arly ten year's, ahd its sale is constantly tn.
creasing-and that w'th very little advertis 16
-whlich proves it, to b aln article of merit. We
have testinonlitls from some of tile leadin
pei1sicians of Gebrgia, South Carolilna an
'torida, anl other States: in.reg-%rd to its
linitlity as a Dlureile, and a reinedy for the di.
eases for u% lilei it is reconniended.
Prepared only by Munt, lankin & Inimar
Diurgists, Atlanta, Ga., and for sale by all
Druggista.
MACON. GA., Nov. 1, 1879.
Dr. C. J. loffette- Dear 9ir-We have been
handling Teetthtna for several Veais. and he
demanid increases as the artlele c omnes 1nt-ro;
duced ittid is k iown. Our salesi terago from
two to three g. oss per inonth. We believe that
your Teethina (Teething lowders) will Vventu
ally becomce it standard and I1dispenlsible arti
cle, for in no sigle instance has it .falfedl to give
ftfti'ctdion. No Complalint has iver been inade
to us, ience IWe concluie that, It does all you
cialin fo i.. Merit in bound to ruecced.
RUNT, IANKIN & LAMAR1. Drnggists.
From ha% ' 'n 1ntLImite i itnumber' of
years wit tlf t Mpfle(L ji.'.of 's8i%'Ift"A SYIph1l
It Ic 8peciflce" atekRi tn mir'h of its ianti
flcture null ie, Thero are 'ei In this com
Icitl'ls 'w o w re v'ie.
I mi yi .A3Phill.',i.Jt most terrible
iiw~):ahlt he humaed l~aie . ie
11ef, as' fr'ee- f- tof<ime hor
ency, of;.-~n.I Illti'l:::nubite reof~m.fl
m~endIatioitl ein~j~ oe, but 1am1 allowedt't
to refer tihe d:pr/h'ly1 L.0 those wh'to -. ill
enidorse e~'v ith.a 11thxoaan bnl said in its
favor. Ileinig ''fissionally inlulch opp'oQsed to
elhdorstng Or ret'ommreniti 15 oiitus or secret
remed(ies. it. ia witll'hesitationt that I at tch my'
Llun1Cn to t.his alrt icio-..but .1 knioie whaeregi I specak
wIt i' lny ht our1 sCOlne halS tt nandoit pub.
lie a comblinlation equaln to "dv'if'yphilt ite
Sipeeifle" for the purpo'pse ilndh'F- ted. Tihe KrCent-.
('s1.110oon(the governmenl~tt cotth(1 bestow tin hun
drecds Of thitsardsI(1 of its CittZens wold~ be to
piureihase this -ri'eeipt sof Its proprietol-s, anmd
make it, publit: fr theL.htl eIltI of the pre(scit
and alil comingug lenerat1ions5.
THlE SWIFTr iSPECI COMP'AN, Prople-'
Sold 1)W nIl Druggsts,
Cli for a copy of ' You~ng Mien's Frhirnt."'
MAK ING WATCIIES.
DefectIve Watch Cawes are one of thle chdef
cautses of so malny watICheS 110t heing good
time pieces. 'lhe tiCs being thun andu not, fit
ting well. admnit dust, and dIrt to thle l)inove
ment, which soon interfer'es with theO runnlhing
parts of tile watch necessitatinig eleaningj, rc
pairing, &c., n:l tile Ilmount thus1 paid otft if
applied towarild bnying a goodi calse tt the be.:
gining, would have raved nil thIs tr-ouble and
e~pense. We have recently seen1 n case thalt,
m leets all thlese requirements, it htavinst bieen
carried for over.twenlty years'~ alnt still remhlainls
pierfect. We refer to the IA S; BOSW Untent
Stiffened fiolt Case, jvshhias becomie one0
of the~ stapile .articles of thle Jewelry tradc,
Ilossessing as it dloes so, many advanltagos over
all Other wateli cases," being malde of two
helavy pintes of solid goild over a pdate of com-.
posit ion. .d-we-'dis all 0our 'readdrs to as
thuir1 Jeweler tor a.calrd or catalognio that, wili
explain t3rd annors.in yhict thley tire Inade,
It is (lhti only Stiffrened Caise mlade withl two
plates of goli, seamless pendatnis, and centre,
solid joints, crowni pieces, &e., all of u'hlch are
covered by letters piatent. T.iherefore buy 110
Case sofore consltating a Jeweir whlo keelfs tihe
JAS. 13055' PatenUit.'fenied Gold Case., thatt
you mily learn th~ difl'erence be'twcen It and
all Imitations Ohmd d'aiir n tin equally goc'd.
Fohr stale by ali responsibtle Jewelers. Askc to
see t~he warhant t'hat alcCOmtpanieS each esc,
1a1nd doni't be permsladed t~hat iany other make of
case is ast god. ap iQ
NEW ARRIVAL
--OF
SPP~1l\T GOOfls.
Consisting ofa now and completeoline of
DRY GOODS, CLOTING,
NOTfIONS,
TikE PUBIC
Arb respootfully ivited to call and ox
amilno rny Stook beforo purobasirg else
where.
*.ROE.SCHIS~
nn9pe
ML. KINARD
Clotbill EffpOr ii
COLUMBIIA SC 6
JUST recelved the' largest Mad thou
eomploto stook bf 13PRING CLOTRIN
that haq ever boob in tho State, atid a
.pribes to suit the timo.
SUI'TS OF MIDDLESEX .FLANNEL
Warrauted, at $12; 60.
MEN'S ALL WOOL O1EVOT SUITS
Warranted, ht $10.50.
OU TIIS' SUITS FROM $9.'0 to $15.00
BOYS 'SUITS $1.50,$2 00, $2.50, ANI
Upwards.
At!O a fine stock of Taylor's col
Alackinaiw Stra* Hats and Maui
in shades of Silver, 'i.'an, Chudoltu,,.
and White.
I IIAV addod to Mhy stbek fino ahdes to;
gentlemen, to complete an outfit, guarat
tood not to rip or break; if they do, tvil
givo another pair,
up 12-ly
F. ELDER
NEW AND DESIRABLh SPRIM
GOODS.
CHEAP AND PRETTY SPRING
GOODSA
iPLAOI id colored Cafimeres, At
pnaeas, Mohairs, Momic Cloths, Grena
dmnes, Buntingsi 1lernani Clothisi
LAWNS, Muslins, Linens, Suitinrs,
Pique, Ginghams, Calicoes, Nallisoo .
ASK.to see "Reifreu" Ginlglamiiiw
Cassi meres, Jeans, Cottoaades ac
Linens.
BLEACHED, Brown and Plaid
Homespun.
TIA LE Linen, Doylies, Towila,
Sheetingy Pillow Casing.
IF ANY 11hY WANT9 A GOOL
HAT for a liltle ultoner; lot then
call o1 ile; Nowliy line o' Straw 1a1W
opeing.
IF ANY MANi oRi iY WANTS A
.V SUIT of gCo(1, yitt~y, nlobv, charm.
ping Sprmiig Clothes, let thecni call oni
mec.
IF ANY MAN, WYOMANf ORl (dLILD
WAN'TS a bali-' o' Shoes, eheap, let
t hem call on ine and get thenuh
T HOSE SHJETLAND) SHA WLtS ARE
I LOVELY.
A 1i1AUTIFL.t tiinti of Laces,
llamburg~ Edgingsanid Insertions, Cit)
ton Edgvings.
G ENTS'Siik and Linen Hlandker
chiefs.
L ADIES' Linen Hrem-stitched ilanid:
(GENTS', Ladies', lisses' and Clil
dren's IIose.
GET'AND L2AbtS' SCAIFS,
Ste.LLA RS5 and (Cuf1k Rluffing, Etu.
hUT WHIATI IS THE USE TRVING
TO lnentiot C3'3teyting ini the Storei
.lus't comed anid see me, that is ally and~
1 ill mnake It pay you.
MY %flIOCE1LY STOIMId,
AS imsual, is wel'l stooked with all
thfe necessaries, andi a few of the lun
iis, of' life, thant is, in the eatin line'.
But if' you should( need any hiar< ware,
crock ery, glnawae or woodenware,1
ihy I Cani suipply you;
SO DON'T FORG ET T1O CA LL Oh
F. Elder,
mehl 26
GREAT
'TE have how in stoi'e tie fr'ges
stock ever purchased by us,
and whlich will be disposed ofat low~
prices.
Dry Goods,
Clothi1g,- flat
Khoes, Groceries, B~ridlef.
Saddles, Harness, Red Leatliei'y
,Harness Leather &c.
We are not given to "BLO WINO;,:
but can truthfullI? say we are o~or.
ing seo bargains, and will be glad
to see you.
dep 20. G. DESPO1RTES.
ENL ARGE AND dEVtldP in' FO'RM,
1e
CAUil
otU hia*spaperis ate cotistantly hol
vtrtisements calculated to nislead the
unhdent-of aribr set forth ih glo
iadu-comenti to send your money awi
of hu all shoUld prove a wholesohje Wa*
Peals. Spend your money at homne, aid
mbn whom you know and to whom yor
not satiblled with pturdhases. The OL
StJGENHEIMER is still alive at the 4
and stands ever ready to duplicato all I
WE call opecial attention to ottr 01
*ARTMENT. A flue line of Moi
in all styles atd tllors, will be added I
taunli'i3d and Unliahndried- and Chb
bbst bleached muslin in the maiket foi
Worth $1.00. Call add bb coninced t
Ehterprise, and that ours is still the C
ap.14 ' . FtyG
The Earliest Floi
DME S 3P 0 ~-E?. T2 ~E S
lbOLtJlMBIA, SotYJ
HAVE iiECEIVED beautiful Cambilen At
Beautiful Calicoes at 61 cents. Lnfge Linen
at 10 cents. Gents' .ik- I tn.1ni i erchiefs (bun
kertbielb at 10 bents. Ladies' Linen Handk
BEAJTIFtJL LINE OF SHc
ADDITIONS to our large and select st-oci
d1plication.
DESPO
March 8
GRAND (9
Po Ij'ii9 LA .DIEs OF PA 'Rl FL
IRAVE ftisf Oj)ened and have now real
largre.t and best selected stocks of MIL
NOTIONS ever brought to this pla*ce.
MRS. BOAG, with the assistance of' he
Tlattimore, intelida Caaitigf no( palins in th
and keep tem futll (luring the~ season.~
A FUL~L LINI0 0[' lbhiSS 06OO38,3
best and cheapest line of CORISETJS. Al
Wvear.
D A VIS V E R'I
SEWING M
T H~best in the market foi- plain or I
.1TIOUSAND) DOLLAlRS REWAlJ
It=-both as a miachiine and the range of w
tih any of thle first-class machine on the
'thitres in use in Fairfield County':
.AlsC) I .S
A fre hot OT Piandihg tdtutoes, Oni
Tfobacco. Cigars, Bedsteads Ma t tresse's.
To arrive, 15,000 f'eet of Good Assorit
Dry Goods, of all kinds, Millinery, etc
lot of Spring Goods,
inar 3
DON'T
NI t 0'Y'Ott of N't'rnitumre, which will 1
ietaccording to quality,- and for d
Remember that tall my~ goodsi are warrant
F'urnliore elsew~here, then comec to the fht
c'es s letonl and~ ogp hur chpajwr. Beal
wayv. B1ltewb'odt, White' Oak,' 'oodwar'
and Yor~k. This~ is a re &mbWidationm of
A ne~w stipi' of IWindow ShuAea, Watl
framnes, Chrom-os, Hat Racks, an~dBook
The large~d aUpply of Tan Chamber Seti
~br Suits.- Cafla-and see themn. A now si
any. D~on't Buy a Maeh~d increly becau
it and likes it.' Remember that Imost oft
puilecd have btst li't't'Ma in erit. Trhe one yo
time and vexation is noissless, runs
it. Remember the 6old Nedal was awar
over eighty competitors. I cain referyn
Mwvays givetm limtlre tisfalcti4Yl. Remei
iNash Factory. Alf 6o'der8 enitrnstedi to mt
the lowvest price.- lfurnitur' fetnetly repal
preparedto make to order. Lumnber anmd
ingachi no Needles and-attachmenmts amne
me.- Don't fall' to call before purchasing
,dEED# tAAT SORPRISE!
TuRE PAIV!fdRW "BONANZA."
n'o anyihing ever rown hfere."'eili -' radr
a ok. .edetbmalt 20a eta, aa 'es%
pel~rru *o le. voery5 t a aer.(~
uater mo av l pred ag4,aiFy
re4ncttyer an rotl, W el. Callner. d
dAng ont attradti Y - hy a
publici a lobg aiay \prdes and
visg kilorsb at attrative ae a
ty from homo. Th'e past exbo4eod
ining agalbst all suah fliAS -
help to buih tip yoti' Wh businest
i can go for ledress ih case you are
D CHEAP CASH STORE OF B
)LD STA1RD in Gerig's Building
Jills bought away from HOME.
OTUIING AND 11A1' DFA
's, Yoitthr4 afid .3oya' Straw Goods;
n a few days. Odr liue of shirts id
iotA is futll at prices to suit all.' The
10 cents. Corets at 50 oehts;
at we ai the friends of Hom
heap Store of WINNSBOBO
iers of SPring
kv M8MD6:TMTJ M) S)
11 CAROLINA;
B teiits. Benutifual Lawns at 6} cents;
Towels at 25 cents. Large Litnur Toweld
Uties) at 0 cents Laf.ies' Lawdi Hand
Drehiefs kMarvels) at 25 oents.
ES IN ALL QUALITIES
thftde bvery week. Sampic sent oil
RTES & EDMUNlTS,
COLTUMi TA. 1 0.
PEhNING
tLD UO UNTY
y Vor vour inspection one of thd
LINERV, FANCY GOODS ANP
new illiner; MISS IILACK, of
ese depatLmenJts; and will repleilsli
luttons and trimmings to match. The
so a lot of' Linen Ulsters and ~Undera
ILCAL FEED
ACH IN ES.
iahy .and find fa~mily sewing U~
I) to any duel who can com a.ith lVth
ork It turns ou.Warat toWear'
market. Two hunmdi'&d of thend M*W
E3T.C ]E?~Bi
on) Nets, Seeds, Coirn, Oats,' Cheded
Melal, Hllans, Srmoking and Obdivin~
P'rbles, Safc~s, Chairs; etb.
:, low down to mako room for n no~
)o thme lai'gest, handsomest and ceen
sign am( '\orkmannship) thfequalet
ed to be as rtfe)W6ited. Pr'ic6 youa
st-class store' whe'm.6 you wvill have the'
'im mind tha'i I ship'goods8 to Ridge~
d's, Blackstock, and as fais as Chester
the quality and piIce of my gobas;
I Pockets/ Brackets, Mirrors, Picturo'
>helves, cheaybr tl'mn the' cheapest.
in, made to match Ciottag6' and Chan.
ipply 0t' Sewing Macbines amv good as
se your mother or youir nelighb6 hi'
he machines that are mos8t largely
w~iaunt Is the one that iH. save yott
light and #1H }ast a long tind. I have
led to one of tho' Macblnes I rept'de i
to many that are iig it, and ~it has
iber that I am agent fot' a Dooi' and
13 w~Ill have promnpt. attenitl9n and-ga
redat xnoderate pilces. I am .alsty
himgles' for sale atashiai profits, 8M
Il ris' of Machines canI be had thr'ouigh'
SUBSC~fiIJ, FOR THE'
V'EEKLrY PA LMETTO YEOMAN
* oLJntBA, s.-ci
hop e 1le wti t Int
e e inading,N
Ibetonths O1.e0.;.Thre Si (1 ay
yable inad e'.
no Dollara anEraoy for
>ems urteh - T aAI)U hp. /a