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THE NEWS AND IERALD. WINNSBORO, . C. TURDA, Apr 2,3 : 1 18 J?. M rAS. DAYIS, RITron. r A. nEXOL). ASstCle TX Eiltoil. JAY GOULD has twonty-five thousand men working on his Woster rall. ro'ads, and the .Denver Road desrbes ten thousand more. Go West, young mau. CHARLOTTE is.. to have a spirited municipal contest next mouth. Mayor DeWolfo has been re-nominated by the prohibitioilsts, Whilie Col. William Johilsonl will oppose him oni the "Peo ple'8 tickt." 1% R. AMOs fL'oGI, of Lancaster, re cently caught over two hundred carp ID on1e light inl his trapi on Camp Creek. This shows that the earnest efforts of Colonel Butler are meeting Klh abundant Success. It is hoped !:I( thle rivers of, the 61ate will suoon Coivention met coe uCt vai.red be 1 8a an aine and 60herman,1 . deaf oid delega:o from Peinnsylvania Crowted a good deal of amusement by casting at solitary vote for Garfield on a number of ballots. Well, Garfield is President, anid old man G'rier will be third assistant postimaster-goneral. A YuRH or so ago South Carolina Railroad stock was worth about two at fro n fort-filve to flfly cents. This is a striking evidenico of the increase in values, and of the good maniagement of Receiver Fishar. If the road be extended througha the0 city to the wn ter. trade Caln Ie greatly increased, as rates can bo redced. We regret to see that Judge Fisher's application for money to build this extension Is op posed by certain parties. No doubt the real opposition comes from the owners of the street railway and(l the draymen, who make money now by breaking bulk. This Is shori-sighted policy. The progress of all the city is retarded by this opposition. While Charleston business men were at log gerheads, they lost the opportunity of buying flie controllingl interest in tle Charlotte Road for a song; then let the Greenville Road elip betweeni their fingers, and finally lost their own road. Had they prevented the South Carolina Poad from getting into the courts, it could have made most ad vantageous combinations. As it is, Charleston is almost completely ''ditched around." This is not the way to do business. We are interested in the welfare of Charleston. We wish to see her tle largest and wealthiest city on the South Atlantic Coast. But slhe mtst wake ip; or the trafile of' the upper part of tile by will, per fiorcs, abeiocefo hrsier, of' (lie aneknugf Caioua.Tu-en rouniau toeorlog 'ater linke a 1lofd Bashwe, 'p soufightenedlu tinmid cobita- t Wm0.Awll RlEm iletr from 1 nic Trne York, mointhi;not wthatli heios ntothi e aupher-lovel thauher woes wers about tore sandu per'ihp Misse V Mihes' ino t. A y . numeor ofca honey ltinesshehaion butditoluratv Mile Tall to Clfna', and hoere ahe begn t ccumu (lamny unti at he insir, and becaelpeident ofil the a and so frightnd tisl id p iha toNe Yrk brd'iging~i with im 1)1ist weeaou'osa-bt niuspole saysheis ot.Anyway sh orhe of theTall Twer, ad1he woedoan miarred al Wity.A elwisl throw Providmepo t dsisor banopd thato pnbh~ia yle to hanani sqar pinach :.ou thwe Sout asuieroustbriouse.rIt Th e (Iao ord thisothat whe wan ho hiCr ries tld. be hstrike-sevt-h -The rbody holsse n the myat'ni "JimBludoi andwek "Ltlie rees and a litrateurhan polcinofn his cnscie co itu tprion hm. t publish aL manye ofes to he square is nh aboutthe oth ashieilutfu prfe-hi u} .~ nti unexped t hlis'aesetventy 11 ~ u'ix--thate~ body holds the objecy afi teniurt, c'land fotm eoees healiedn merel by oe inghisndtrong wilof and wlell perve constituin. Disraeli wituas a uhrew of te ers, andli throughi hirst blome pnnlolie hsa constan, ahnuw s le a amprovmentro his peop mpeledito sias-grantr umph hen h, therepreentaiveaf, j laer that d long : bee:theoj eo land, se ef ceteasm prime m Prime minister, but at the next clec Lion his party was again placed in the m insority. Later on, the Conservatives wvere again victorious, and Disraeli, as Lord Beacons(leld, again assiuned . the dutIes of the premiership, at a critical moment In European affairs, When the quarrel betweei Russia and the Porto threatened to deluge the whole conti nent in.blood. How ie checkmated Russia and hot whe was the-mop't' con spicuous figure at the Berlin Confer ence which adjusted the Russo-Turk ish difficulty, and how lie Inaugurated schem1es of foielgn contet, carrying the war into Africa and Asia, are mat ters of recont history. Bard tines in England .,and a general discontent, combined with the -ponderous blows of Gladstone on the hustings, produc ed a tidal wave in Great Britain, and again removed Lord Beaconsfleid from the premier's chair. For the past| year he was again the loader of the oppositio ; and his dutics in Parlia ment ended only when disease laid her heavy hand upon him. No other public man of the n ine tecnt h cent ury has been more general Iy criticised. On tle 0110 hand lie was regarded as the first inteolleut of: the age-the greatest statesmnanl of' Europe. On the other he was de nounced as a trickster and 1 a'innimoth fraud. Perhaps a middle view would be the proper one to take. With imay foibles and cccentricities, abundant conceit and soie trickery, ie iieve theless possessed transeentluiit powers, or he wo'uld Ie -er'ha risens as ie (lid, despite personal and race pr-ju dice in Conservative Old 11ig0-1d. The Queen was quite fond of' im,i and was much provokeil by the result of the last popular clectioni. Shei has otlfered to his relimins burial inl West- 1 minster Abbe%. II a few ears at: most. G ladstone will f1ollow his an tagonsist; and then-what will become of Enrland? No one now appears worthy to receive the mantle of either of these great. men, who for thirty years have holored British politics. WoT2ES PIOM 1MXTICELLO. The Changea Thnt ilave Taken Place InI tho Past Forty YearR. Messrs. Editors: Aller the lapse of forty-one years I have Ialked about Monticello and looked 111)011 the scene rV With which I was onc familiar. While doing this, m101emor1y wais bus, ini calling up and masirshal in *g arollsn mle habitations anid the inlhabitants of Montiecllo a1s they wereini 1839, wsiien I was a pupil of Jefferson Aendemiy. Where is the student that forgets the teacher, the schoolmaster and the ob servations of his school days? After all 'ny uls and downs, after having shouldered heavy responsibilities and taluiglt heavy shools, after being hu miliated ant having weathered the I rials and labors of I lie last twentv I years, faithful memory brings up be fore me) Monticello as it, was durin'i ing, asiahp'vs there. The school siousew ais a 1heat, coni Irtalht lebi't sig, and )vais nsamed in honor of' hi 1 vhose bralin) coniceived and( whose igers plennied the Declaration of1 \.molrican Indepenideiice. ie was nott uinidful of the honor confterred upon01 urm, and in t urn he encouraged and gavd tangible gifts to his namesake iul foster child. Of all tihe buildings i lint my eyes then looked tipon1 1 now c see but two. The-dwellings occupied I >y the merchant anld tihe doctor are ~ he only ones that stanid like old, milniiar acquaintasnces. The11 others t inve been either remodelled or passedf Ltway withl the things th at were. And I vhien I take up the interrogation of he Prophet and aisk, "'Our t'st hers. w here are' t hey ?"'S siece sends back lie ech1o, w hiere are tiher ? Years, ob ~ervautioni and1 the liible-alil sayr, "D)ust hey were, and uinto dust they have 'eturnred." Then tyrant grog laud a taund here, anmd of course 1he labo-ed 0 pull d1owni and1( destroy .all that is no~ble ad goodl. Around this village lived those who were regarded thle elite and wealthy. Time, thle gresat transsforimer, has been bus'y here. Latnds that then seuned to) be perp'1etual in the ntamies of thleirI ownsCS haive chaniiged. SomeW of my old pupl~ils no0w possess some1 of thes'e valuable1)1 1 1nd(s that coul hardlyr have beesi bought forty yeas' ago. I took a strsoil withI i~ my ( old inpil Mu rrav Kirk land. Ile plointed (out plaices tha'ut hamd onice heen spots of note, where I there is not a rose left to show where the gairdeni had beens, anid I w ill idld, nso vestige left to show where th e house had1( been. lin our st roll we I passed ovei ai little rivulet that looked I as clear as t lie muountamin st ireams of Virginiai, and1( then we passed .hy a ' lisprin of as fresh and as pure waster l as man need de'sire. We returuied, and as we necaredl tihe gate my tricudl s:iid, ''These,"' poinitinig to liis horse bslock, "'are thle heairths stonies of old Colomnel Davis.'' Th'lought was busy. Could these mute, silenmt hearth stonies speak I What secrets they .could -dis closecI What a t raditiommary history il:ey could tell. llow loudly thev savy, by the positilonl thiey have niidc do'holdl, "We ar'e answerinsg our end~l; mani, with reasonm, minld and1( soul, per'form the work that is assigned~ von.'' And now a fe'w thonughts ab~out. Monticello as it. ms 1now. I(know o1 110 place where one eould be more ad vantageouisly situatedl than ini or unar Monticello. Thme honds areo favorable for impro1\vinmg andm( easy to cultivate. Th'le miehanmt, andt the dloctor live in the village. Thme meeting-hiouse is hmargl by ; anmd last, though noet least, thmere is a1 goodl school founmdedl on a basis thait, prsondses to be perimnenit. Old Tyrant G rog is rooted omit tand is forbid'den to set his steed here. With alnl these aidvitaages, I trust that myW fiend)(s iil ho ,ontenut, -1 and make their village and1( surroundtinig count ry, by lab~or and art, whast God has mnade it hy maturei. Let every onie see t~o it thast it. imuproves in mind, (, .ini means, ini morals (1 an in iet. -John Brown had twenty chilldremn. Eight are y't living, anmd theo Rep~ubli cana party sceem to be wvilling that among these eiglht time .est ot lieur days. ISubscr'ibc to TVn NEWS AN) IIEt [FoR Tar, NEWS AND HERALD. A LETTER PROM TExAs. Ihat the LoUe Star Stato is Doing--Grow. Jng Texarkana. TEXARKANA, April 2.--When I left South Carolina for Texas 1if1teon months ago, I promised a good many of my friends to write and let them, hear something about tbis country. I have put this off from Hime to lime, waiting until I could see more or the plarO and the people. I will now write a few lines for your valuable paper, which comes like a ray of sun shine Into our office once a week. I like Texas very much indeed. The hospitality of the people is very Cor dial. Ii many place*s society is yet doubtless very unseofled, and people have not been settled long elough to accunulate the comforts which time alone Call bring; but I Mid as fine people in this place as I have ever seen anywhere. In nothing perhaps are people so 'greatly mis represented as in this. The Impression prevails that Texas has been set tled largely by renegades from the halter in older States, but after a year's Bojourn with the good people here, I take pleasure in correcting it. We have sin here as everywhore else. Evidences of it are to be seen everywhere; but the Chris tais are fighting it bravely. The clarion soumd of the gospel Can be heard in the lipulpiievery Suinday. The Suniiday law is enforced, and the trienids o llaw and order approve it lhart ily. I stin in the mercantile business in Texarkana. So flr we are succeeding fluey. * TrEXAR CANA L \IMs FIVE TitOUSAND I nhabitants. amid is still growing. rhe I siiinps aire hardlv out of' the principal streets, an1id yet its fine brick biuildiigs anild sting dwellings show its substan tial growth. 'rte line between Texas ( and Arkansas 'sses near' the ceiine of tile city. 'A he people look very 1 much alike on both sides of tile lin. We have two Baptist churches, one P Presbyterian, on1 Methodist mid one Homan Catholic, and these have flour ishing Sunday schools. We have two large. flourishhig academies, and the RIoman Catholics have a large school Ilere. Texarkana, being the terminus ofeo mnany railroads, is bound to be a great. place ill tile fiture. I see no surer sign of solid pros)erity tiall tile vast ( nnlloutil of railroad building going Onit n Texas. The surveyor's compass is Y Il u1se ill eve'' part of the State. TIm- e nigrants have been ponring in si nce airlv in tile fal. It, is claimed that Ci en tlhoisand new settlers have pitch .d their tents in the surrounding cou*. ies. Coming here, one hardlv knows vhere to locate. The salubritV of the limiate, the variety of productions, lie vast extent of territorv, antl tihe pirit of (lhe peolel are Splendid at ractions to new comers. Texas, I hid, S it long way aiead of the older states ill the use of1 uoderln improve nents. The old-fashioned ways held is back over there-a good deal of the Ild 1ogyisim thLat still carries a stoqe It n-one 01end of the mill-sack to balance t Ie bag, becase our great. grand hot id t. 1 lilC TnO -fnew wary, Cl vth the buggy-plows, cultivator's, 7Jm(En.\q.jjhoomnn niseratingly. ..... binig's. A few year's of' my lifec spent m etweeni the plow-handles. 1'prepares in mC to allpreciate thle ditlh'eece. Texas to fers. superib op~lportuniities to indus 'ious, per'severmig tolilers, and is the em ist pice unider'the sun for loafers on' r' agraint i adivcntureris too pr'oud1 to rork, and waiting for something to ii Llr'n up. All that anl immigrant needs mioney enough to bring himi to the (ir ounltry. Afteir that, it' lie will work, P e can take care of himself. I know Ien who camne her'e soon1 after tile 'ar', with earlthlhy possesions5 thait 0o11d have been carrliedl in a sachiel on heir1 backs, now owning splenldid armis, free of debt, and1( making oney. The most fer'tile land is said ii be ill the centr'ailpOrtionl of the tate, buit the land( all over' the State ce vill give largeO crops of' iorni. cotton ii nid onts, n' hen prioper'ly tilled. Therie a re great inducemecnt~s hei'e foi' stock-m aiser's. T.1his, I tihink, is as flu e a tock coutry' ais cant be found any~- Ip v her'e in tihe w.orl Texas is not a whit behlind( other g states ini regardc to talent, butt here', as veryvwherec else, we fhtd gr'eenniess n omeiitimels. TIwo bovs steppe~d into a ei tore one (lay, an~d 'lookintg arlounid, p pied a pair' of' "wafile irons." One s laid to the 0otheri, "''Il)bt you dhon't oi :no0w what. tis is ?" Ilis comnpan ion y eplied, very indignanitly, ''You must a ake mec to b)e a fool. You reckon a I D)ON'T KNOW nULLET MOUT.1S P .vhen I see 'em?" 1 intended, when I wr'otc, to give C rou a history of our tr'avei fr'om honme, >ut. have already written mor'e than 1 9~ iitendedl when il begain. I will onlly b 'iy thiat thle scenlery along the wvhole C iine fi'om Cohnabhia to Texas was love- C y,. pai'ticoiarly thrnouigh tile mounutainl- ~ tus5 porltionl. TIhie mannerl~t of cr'ossiing he 31ississ.ippi River, although, I sulp )ose, als saife as almiuost anty other at v'le >t' rilrioad tlrav('l, is v'er'y tryinlg 't o nervous pleole. The f'eri'y boat is ui'ought. up to thle track so skillfully thant tile rails on1 the boat and1 shor'e - Aie conne(cted , anid theO engine hacks lie cars steadhily aw11l siifely into thte boat. Its length is sufficienlt to take trac1(ks sideO h~v side, six coaiches can1 eross each trip. A ver-y ner'vouis 12ndv3 besot. the bra'ikemanl Wvith questioris wileb cros8~iing. "Ilow~ (10 you prec vent tile oar's, wileo going d'own the hank, fr'oini r'uninlg into tile r'iver'?" Rile aked. ''By puttting (downl the brakes," saidl tine br'akemanl, with eve and1( thloughit 011 thme (duty before iin. ''But," peri'sted the anxious passen~ ger', "if thne bn'akes give way whei'e wvill I go to?" "Wellj Madamie," w~as the1 replly, ''that. will depenid oin how~ youl ived befor'le y'ou caume here'." Thue answei' was suggestive, but. niot very'~ consoliing just at. thlat Iime. I guess tihe soundi( of tine ''guano horn"l' iS niow heardi'( ill every' directi' in Fji'field, as a lar'ge quantity oft I Rlweet-s5ented stun ElwIas in use b~efore' I left hlome. None of it. is ill use, or1' neceded, west of tine Mississippi. You must not think heeausiie T like 4a6t much, that I have forgotten my native State. I sall always feel th'e deepest interest in her' welfare .I knowv what "Statoe'pride" is, and am always proud tousa that.Ia Sot to lbe a "Southl Carolinlin" is diptine tive. We wvould be glad to welcome you in eur 'Western hIomie. Should you ever come WVest, comeC to see us. Very r'espectfuhlly "Y . .. . .Avm T.1 mm SPECIAL NOTICES. IR5LIADi.B AND CnsaA'.-Ina order to plitce v rollable Liver mil within the reacu of ail, ti IroOf May Apple 'illis has been sIeduced t0 -%o.' pe . bold by tall lirtggista IIn t CoUnty. When you notice cholera in Your hog and chickens, give tlhem Shoentcld's Stock Feed freely, find they will recover. It iW best, how ever, to cotniaenco the use of tle 4tock Feed a little aheat of the cho C ra season, which will Prevent, thenm ironm taking the disease. QUITMAN, GA., April 18, 1876. For the beneflt of all 1tos w to irc Inter. cebWd iI raslag fowls I take leanstire InI reom nending Shenfeldl's Medii e Stock Feed. I had several chickens with cholerat, miad by the Use Of thi8 wonderful i-ticle, giveni according to direetions, all of tihei got. wIell, aald are now in a lealthy 'ondition. WM. TENNILLE. I Iftly concur in the above. 6. T. PRtICE. Bold by the druggists of this county. MACON, GA. Mesars. Lnnar, Rainkin & J.amar, Dear Sirs I lad beent troubled for a long time before using ur1 Cousunsptivo preparation, wtli sometling Ike Asthma, ail af er using only two bottles of Your Jlrewer's Ling Iestorer I breathed per fecily free, aInd hinvo felt no symptom of the disease sine. I aim cotilldent, your inedicino cured Me, a lnd I cheerfully I reccominend it to all who aro sufferirg from Asthima. Youi truly, JOHN 1). 088. MXcoy, GA., Marcih 20, 1880. Messrs. Lrtniar, Rllin & Lamar, Pear 81rs I have used -our Brewer's Lung Iestoer for Vortigo, and have never been troubled with it since usin the msedleline. I cannot sa too mniltc for It, and cheerfitily reccommend it to ill who need rellof from Vertigo. Yours truly, J. 13. AiTOPE;. MAcoN, GA., March 20, 1880. Messrs. Lamaar, iatkin & Lamar, Deitr Sirs [ suffered two years with Consullp tiol. and luring t-ho tine was tieated by )rs. itead P1homas, Caniton and others of this city, aini lso by a prominent physician of Macon, Ga., vithout flnding any reliof. biy husbband bought rue six bottjes of your Brewer's Liag itestorer, bvhIch I be it to take at once, and round imt nedlito r lef. I have used the Lix bottles and lave never felt a symptuna of the disease sinco, snd my general health is better than It, hms men in years. I therefore recomamend it to all {ho have Consusntimtn ns a Pearl beyond 'rice. Very respect-fifl.v, M RS. Mt. GOOLSBY. Sold by the Druggists of this county. TIOUSANi)S USE IT, WilY IIESITATE17 JoY' To 'rHE Won11nl WOMAN 18 FstE5 [ ilmong tihe many (iscoverls looking to the lappiness analed alioraAtIonl of I lae hutnan race, 1one is ontitled to higher consideration that )r. J. Bradfieql's F-Imnale ItegIulator, "Woman's lest Friend." By it wofmai is cnaneipatcd roma nsumaberless Il. peculiar to her sex. Be 010 Its Iaigic power all irregularitles of the roub vanish. It cures "whies,"p suripressioln the *mrnenaes," iand removes uterine obst rue ions. It ctlres conlstipat iona aand)I strengtlhens lie systen, braves I he nerves a nd purliles the soo t t never falls, as thousands of womenl ,,I testify. Prepared by Dr. J. Irndleld. Atonta, Ga., rico $1 50 per bottle. Sold by all druggists. TnoMAsyILLP, Gn., June 28, 18-8. I have been selling Bradfleki's Fenale Regu. Itor for years, and it still continues, popular n evidence of its being all clalime(l for it. I can -call iustances in which it afforded relief after i1 the usual remedies had falled. S. J. CASSELS, Druggist. MACOX. GA., Nov. 1, 1879. Dr. 0. J. Mofett-Dear Sir-we have been andling Teethlna for Several yeas. and the 'm110and incre-aSes ats the 1atcl becomes intro t'ed and 1Is k ion. Our sales averag f-om vo to tl-Ce g' oss Per month. We believe tihn, antr Teethina (Teething Powders) will evenltu 1y become a standati (Iad imei-;pensshble arti C, for in nO 1ingl7e iietanoevA it fait' to yire tiofttetion. No complailt has ever been mnsale us, lenceI we conclude that, it dloe all y'ou 111alm for it.. merit in bou111. to sve,<-md IIUNT, tANKIN & LAMA It. Drnggists. M E~r~ MACO', Ga., March I, isi. ["rOn havi. beni Intintte a a.nbos of ar with thf proprietors of "SwIft's Sypiil c S l00111 ave known mileh of its maniu trtil it aihd u . There are men in this cem - Lanity--welLi nowhs Citizens--Whao weic vie anhav., ~ h Me' U. 8, .9 medie-ino, and are , o all a races, and ina titelir own be Dor r 'seaa asthm~fh-se an, f-resha fromla the htands of his 3'.nsaer. Dteii e of cond~e forbids thaeir puiblice recomn e ltousa of I his tuedicine, but T smsallowi evtd re'fer also sueplic' prirately to thoso who '. il1 diorse cver-ythaing thant cana ba said in its vor. lirineg lprofessionailly muach opposed to , diorsinag or recommrendling niotstrti~ (r secrset. naedies. it Isa wik~h huesitat ion t hat I at ntay my ia-en I snyaa thsastotar science haes not maad" ab a comnbinaation equali to "Sift/'rs Svh litic e-il'' for the purpose inlescted. The grent L, bootn thle govecrnmeast coatid bje'dow ons hin ads of thsaesarads of its alitis wthiol be io ecirchse ths- receipt of Its pr-oprie'tors, and ahke it putblic for thse beneilt of t hae praesnt ad all coiming generatl os. T. L. MASSENBUltO, Pit (2. I g SWIFT SPECIFiC COMPANY, Propri-Ic r.Atnata, GLa. Sold by tall Dr uggisats. t'all for a copy of ' Young Mean's Frsiend." MAKING WATCH ES. Defect ive Watch Cases a-re one of thec .phief Ltses of so many watches r.ot beling good inc pieces. Th'Ie cases beIng Ian aind inot tt sg wvell. tadit dust and dir-t to thae amove ont, which soon liater-fere's with thae runninhsg irts of thec watch neessitating. cleaning, rc. ti inag, &e., anl the anun t, thuis paald out. If pplied0( toward buyinag a good cause ia the he inninlsg, would hav-e -aved sall this trouble tand rpenise. We have' recently seen a casa'e lhat eeita alhl these requireentas, It, havinag been's arriefi for over twentfy year-s and stiii remssais rfeet. We srefar to the JAS. ItOSS' Pantent ileneda Gold Case, wle.h has becomeaa onet the staple as-ticlea of thae Jewel- tr-ade, assessng as It dloes so mnanay adlvantages over I1 other watch cnses, beiuag natde of Iwo envy plaotes of solid gold over i latte of coma asltiona. Ad Woe adviase all our r-eader-s toa ask wihr JIewrl,'r foer a carsd ras Cat ailogeh ial wll xplaina thle mlanraint wlela I lay arse aida. It Is theo only3 Stlff'ened~ Cause mnade wit is I wo lates of gold, i-'enmlaess petlansts, a aid ('entre, li1d jointis, cirowna pieces, &c., all of whaleh a-e iyerced by letters pa tent. Thecre-foac busy no ease >efore consuling a Jeweler wh-lo kcaeps thet AS. 11055' P'atenst Stifieed Gold Cast', t hat 'et may~ lena-i the dilferenice bet weajn it, and ii imnittions that clas to a' equally good. For scale by all respusible JT-eet-rs. Askc Io cc the w-arrant thant. necomipanlas coa caese, nd don't lie persuaded that ay other maake of ase 1s as5 goodi. 'ap l'J D)I, YES! OiH, YES! TjlE Ip ONE MOUNTA IN CORN WIII1S I. 1F( hYIas comao atnd is stall conming. If you want. good W hiskeoy ad good Sigears, call at CL ExDJJI.NG'S~ 11 OUs;, next door to W~ R. Doty & Co. Hie keeps Ithe best of eveaW thaing. Th'lo beast Naibanta's Old Cabinet W~ iskey. Th'lo br-st (libasost Wh'liskey. Thc beast 'F'un OCnts iSegar. The best. Five ,ents Segar. Andl, abovo all things, theo( est Dinnaer for 40 c-ntp. And if'yout cot o into town between 1II and 1 o'clock, and are haungr-y, call at Clendining's to a drink, and ihe will Seat tip a irco iun ha for you. Cienahlning keeps a maoraI a d a quiet houso. M. 1. KINARD'S FASflIONABLE Clothin Eiloridl, COLUMBIA, S. C. JUST received the largest and most complete stock of SPRING CLOTHING that has over been in the State, and at pricos to suit the times. SUITS OF MIDDLESEX FLANNEL, Warranted, at $12. 50, MEN'S ALL WOOL CHEVIOT SUITS, Warranted, at $10.50. YOU'T HS' SUITS FIOM $3.50 to $15.00. BOYS' SUITS $1.50, $2 00, $2.50, AND Upwards. ALSO a fine stock of Taylor's col bratod Mitekiniaw Strawv H-ats and Manillas, in shades of Silver, Tan, Chocolate tnd White. I HAVE added to my stock fino shoes for gentlemen, to complete an outfit, guaran. teed not to rip or break; if they do, will give another pair, up 12-1y F. ELDER. --0-0 NEW AND DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS. CHEAP AND PRETTY SPRING GOODS. BLACK and colored Cashineros, Al paeas, Mohalirs, Momic Cloths, Grena (les, Buntinugs, liernani Cloths. LAWNS, Muslins, Linens, Sil tings, Pique, tinglhams, Calicoes, Nainsooks. ASK to see "Itenfrteu" Giglhanis. Cassiucres, Jeans, Cottonades and Linens. IbLEACHIED, Brown and Plaid lloImiespun. TAiLE Lincii, Doylies, Towels, Sheeting, Pillow Casing. IF ANY BODY WANTS A GOOD 1[AT for a little money, let them L-all cm mue. Nobby line of Straw I1nts [F' ANY MAN OR BOY WANTS A SUT of good, pre'Vy, niobyI, charn neC. [F ANY MAN, WXOMAN OR CLILD I geaconi. ......- r""eing dowpVf, cauin~g pal, ... WANTS a pair11 of' Shoes, cheap, let hem call on mne and get thiemi. CIIOSE SHIETLAND SHA WLS ARE LOVELY. A BEAUTIFUL Line of Laces, Elamburg Edgings and Insertions, Cot (ol Ediging1s. G ENTS' Silk and Linen IIandlker :hiefs. L A DIES' Liuen 11cm-stitched H and (GENTlS', Ladies', Misses' and Clhii LDENTS' AND LADIES' SCARFS. COL LA RS and Cufl's, Ilufiling, Etc., E~tc. BUT WIlIATf IS TIlE USE TRIYING TO mention ever'ything inl the Store? Jutom and see me, that is all, and I will inake it pay you. ItY GR~OCERY~ STORE, AS nmaupl, is wvell stocked with all the neceessa ics, and a fewv of the luxu ries, otf lift, that is, in the eatting line. Buit itf you should need anly hardware, erockery, ghtisswarec or wooden ware, wihy' I. c'an supply you. SO D)ON'T F"ORGET TO CALL ON F. Elder. meht 25 TO TiIIOSF, DESIRING TO BUILD. W^ 1 h v just emloyed some of the most skillful anid experienced workmni, and are now ready to (10 all kinds of house carpeniter's work. We have also mado arrangeumts with the leadingr saw mills to furnish ns with lum her. So on an-t after this date weo are pro pared to (do all kind~s of work. Persons d1esiring to have old1 houses repaired, or cntempldate building, will do well to get imn stinmate from uis befoi o giving ouit eon. tracts. .Drawing plans and specifications a specialty. Weo are versed in all the now atyles and euts ot the tlay. Contracts takeni anywhore in tbo South. All wtork warramitei. JOH N .I. PURJICELL & BIROS., luilders and Contracetors. Winnsbloro, 8. C. feb .17--jx~lm ELEGANT JEWELRY CHEAP, To iitroglzt'. 41141i vsW tyl(o a1( iiiii <ct trade sbort lime': "The1 netrlli 1 acket conltalus a gold lated'4 watchi chalin, lagate shlawI pin., lady's eo gatset-Jewelry, ieu bean cufftbutton,..coral neck lace, setfagato atud, gold pharte baznd ring, collar hntton, key ring, pocket. luiok, imutatIon silk alln) t' fr< pi:~i' $ r .1.00. The lot can ts ro. Th liioyal (!Cnt 4entftaIO1S O'i pr amethyst ring lg cor al brto ,s tin bu, fany roek. bracelets, rose scairin, gold plated lady a met, gold plate slerve buttons, heavy gold plate etuds, lovely ('ulnoscarf iln, gennIne t-arstan diamond stud AMaltese eross will) I'. dIamond center, beauttifn et slie b utt i a, lte e lia~ button, plated ('ameo rIng'. Mialtesa dar-rings wIth P'. damond . etlina,getst' rull comb. amnethy'4 aet lady's full plated set wIth whIte stoneo settings, ot and vameo ef ptn n1g. gl late aleeyo butons. saeure b~y mall for 1 2 or $1.70.-I for 6. Tlhia lot N.Y. JICWE!I Y (O. Alla to a.Ades perfetly rell, *14 th t nu hoy gIve fo your money Ia astoundng.t ENLARGE M0D DEVELOP THlE FORM. If abrunk wholly or In part, from nature or dis ?o . ailofe ca ese an send a mp CAUl - 0 OUR newspapers are constantl. ho vertisomonts calculated to mislead thi unheard-of fabrics are sot forth in glc inducements to spend your money ai% of us all should prove a wholesome wa peals. Spend your money at hom'e, anc men whom you know and to whom yoi not satisfied with purchases. The OL SUGENHEIMER is still alive at the I and stands ever ready to duplicate all WE call special attention to our C3 PAJRTIENT. A fine line of Men in all styles and colors, will be added : Laundried and Unlaundried, and Chez best bleached muslin in the maikot foi worth $1 00. Call and be convinced t Enterprise, and that ours is still the C ap 14 -B3, S - G The Earlies- Floi ---:: T)~Er S _P C) --: rp - COLUMBIA, OU' HAVE RECEIVED Beautiful Cambries at Beautiful Cnlicoes at 4. cents. Large Linen at 10 cents. Gents' bilk 1un.lkerchiefs (ben kerchiefs at 10 cents. Ladies' Linen llandk4 --BEAUTIFUL LINE OF SHO ADDITIONS to our large and select stock application. DESPO Marcli 8 GLAND 0 ----- -0 | C TO T'E LA DIES 0 f 1A21 FIRPi I HAVE just opened and have now read larigest nnd best selected stocks of MIL] NOTIONS ever brought, to. this place. MRS. BOAG, with the assistance of her B~altimnore, i ntendls sparing nto pains in thu A FULL LINE OF~ tDRESS GOODS, 1 best anid cheapest line of CORSETS. Alh wear'. DAVIS TEIVT M ING M T Ebs ntemarket for plain 0i. hs it.-both as a machgl~e and the range of w< wvith anyv of the first-class machine on the rchinaes in use in Fairfld County. .AT-JSC 'I N A fine lot of' Planting Potatoes, Oni: Crackers, Cakes. Cand ies, Bacon, Flour, Tbc.CgaResedMattresses. '1 To arrive, 15,000) feet of Good Assorted Dry Goods, of all kinds, Millinery, etc. lot of Spring Goods. mar 3 - DON'T Until You _m NJ Y STOCK of Fiurniiture, wichel w ill i -ecordling to quality, andt for dI Remember that all my goods are wiarrant Furtiture elsewhere, then comie to the 111 best selection antd cana buy cheap>er. Bea waLy. Blythe wood, White' Oak, Voodwar an Yor~k. This11 is a recoanmend(ation of rAmnew supply of' Winudow Shades, Watl Fa sChronmos, 1Hat Racks, and Book The largest supply of Tin Chamnber' Set b&,r Suilts. Call and1( see themi. A new s1 any. Don't Buy a Maichino merely becat it and1 likes it. Remember that most of 1 pimfled have biut little merit. Thlie one yc time and1 vexation, is noiseless, runm it. Remember the Gold Medal wVas awIVI over eighty competitors. I can refer vt always given entire satisfaction. Remine Sash Fnctoriy. All Orders enitrumsted to n tihe lowest pricen. Furanitur~e neatly ropa prepared to miako to order. Lumber and mug Machine Needles and attaclments an me. Don't fail to call before puIrchasing SEEDS THAT SURPRISE! THEB FARMElRS' "BON~ANZA." from anyhitr overgrown here, deliio'us rw or coed ofe 38e0 nat ali ' eta, a paper. Soy is to be the richest human food kisown. Fino ermeo on. I ~lt pored ar.s C an saf bown to ke or ship, 5c a pap ro on s en on ppr8 for i. Very sare Lo-w r*od el e na or a yaera. - Corn (fom toe Niie$, isme ' or~ te 1outht whore other corn atie Uneqta ed 'reosilute, one plant feeds acow two dayp: 101125. bl , 6 t.a paper. Ce Cor gini in. long, a paper. All te above sent fori of. 0 each' fbrp$. Address 0. 8. EILUERT & O. Atlantla, Ga. Tefereneo- lHon. w.. 1.. Calihoun, Mayor of IION IT O N.* 0 -- [ding out attractive and flashy ad. > public: a long array of pices and wing colors, ail attractive array, as ay from home. The past experience rning against all such flimsy ap. help to build up your own business t can go for redress in case you are D CHEAP CASH STORE OF B. )LD STAND in Gorig's Building Aills bought away from HOME. OTIZNG AND HAT .DE. f's, Youths' and Boys' Straw Goods, ,n a few days. Our line of shirts in iots is full at prices to suit all. The - 10 cents. Corsets at 50 cents, -at we are the friends of Home heap Storo of WINNSBORO. Vors of sprillg RED]DEEB]ITE0. H CAROLINA, l cents. Renutifal Lawns at 61 eehNf, 'towels at25 cents. Large Liien Towels aties) at - 0 cents La:.ies' Lawn Hand )rchiefs (Marvols) at 25 centa. ES MN ALL QUALITIES . made every week. Samples sent on RTES & EDMUNJS, COLUM IA S. C PEN ING. LJD UOUNTY y %-our insaletioit one of tin ANERY, FANCY GOODS AND new milliner, MISS BLACK, of se3 dep~artmen~its andR Will replenlash uttons and trimmnings to match. TheJi o a lot of Lineni Ulsters and Under4 ICALFEED 1HIN S. wavy anud fine family sewving. ONE~ D) to any' one \vho can coinhete withl >rk it turns out. Warranted to wveal' mnarket. Two hundred of thesC Ma STCG;?.B3 mn Scts, Seeds, Cor'n, Oats, Cheese, Mecal, Hams, Smoking and Chewing obles, Safes, .Chairs, etc. low down to make room for a um~ J. 0. BOAG, BUY ~Seen )a the largest, handsomest and cheafr esign and( work manship) nulequaled,. ed to bre as repr'esentedl. Price your st-class store where you will have the in mind that I ship1 goods to Rtidge d's, Blanckstock, and as far as Chester the quality and price of' my goods, I P'ockets, Brackets, Mirrors, Picture Sheclves, cheaper than the cheapest. r, made to match Cottage and Cham-. ipply of .9ow ig Machines as good as se your meother or your neighbor has he machines that are most largely n want is the one that will save you light and will 'lnst a long time. I havo deen to one of tihe Machines I represent to many that are using it, and it has nbern that I am agent for a Door and e will have p~rompt aittentlin and at red at moderate prices. I am also Shingles f'or sale atarmall profits. Soaw :I parts of Machines can be had th:ough SUBSCRI$lOR T HE WEEKLVP*{METTO YEOMAN, COLUMiIAS . IR is an eight. page ker, desigraed for he peo ple, Ii ed wa ljntreling asatter - Farnily Reading '- ews, Markets, &o. subacription: On r, *2.50 $even lonths, $1.00; T1 , 60 cents >ayable mn advam ad line Dollars an E~p Ipecitnens farmasl C tfAN, an etfterner,