The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, April 30, 1881, Image 2

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-VI WINNSBORO, B C. SATUXUDAT, AprlJ 30, I I 88I, M, M-X4N3 Du& VlS, Kin)TO'n.. TAE. .1. i KYOLJPS Awsocm Tz Emion. T R 1epubillcanl Senators have hald A Cacues aid appoJleJ d at Committce to conder a prograuijoi.; While : he assert roundly Jtithey, will never give up .the tight, the inclinatjon amlojpg themil to have som9i executiveyt - assiot IS is VerVy srog, An executive session will be a victory for the Dem oerats, as they WJil have gained the first point. They will contiiinue to light Gorham and Riddlcberger tQ the bitter end. TuxE death of lion. Al. P. O'Connor Caua-le genuine sol-row throughout the State. lIN was earliest, active and .energetic, and had he been spared iwoud have been of still greater use fulness to his cousatituents and to bis p arty. A new election will be ordered at some future day by the Governor. As E. W. M. Mackey claims to have been elected last November, it is to be presumedl that consistency will forbid him from entering the race at a special election; yet in that case should Con gross decide either that Mr. O'Connor wae .lected or that there was no election,.Mackey would lose his chance of making a second race, its Mr. O'Connor'p successor will have been ulected. This appears to be the status of the affiir at ia casual glance. It may Iot stand the test of closer examina tion Til., uppe'part of the State is all agog over railroads. The Virginia Midland will be extended certainly to a point within North Carolina, and it is hoped that i" will push idown to con .ncct with Augusta and Port Royal. S)artanbur'g and Greenville are each striving for the prize, and delegations from these rivals visited Baltimore ast week and had a long talk with the Baltimore and Ohio magnates. They make most libural pledges on behalf of their respective cities, and Ill glow. ing terms depict the prosperity and growing wealth of (lie Piedmniont, re gion of' South Carolina. Spartanburg elnjoys the advantage of a more central position, and of a larger number of r1ailroad coimnections, but Greenville mis abundant push and energy. The Green ville News advises the two li places to pool their issues and work together, as it believes a road can be seicred passing through both places. It will be a big day for South Car'olina when a line, competing with tie Rich iond and Danville, passes0 through her borders to the seacoast, opening it second route to the North and North Ivest. t Tii scandal over the "star routes," V as the hor'sc-and-saddle-bags-miails are called, proves to be of the first mig ailtude. Last year the Democrats ap j'ointed a committee to inv'estigate Assistant Postmaster General Br'ady; but they failed to0 OUSt him although fetathony of the most damaging- chari actor waus elicited. Gartleild expresses1 Jdetermination to sift the sc'andtal tot the bottom. Iumnor is busy' with thet namies of lprolninent lnen. ISK-Carpet batg Senator D~orsey appears to have been the chIef swind1lerI. The man ner' of' working the job is simple enough. A route, say f'or t hirity mlliles, one0 tip a wveek, is lot out by con tra'ct, and the rinig underbids all bionr f/lcde oil'rs, eind secures the r'ou te. In a f'ew months t-he trips are dloubled 01' the tine shoirtened, and then, without ealling f'or bids, Brady increases the Iya and conchi~des a contract. 10or four year's. In this way itny number of' coltracts have been raised from two thousanid dollars, or less, to thirty and forty thousand dollars. C~ongr'ess is made to pass5 a deLlieinuy bill, and the ring Pockets two liillon dollars. Urack~ claims I hal. hie is backed1 by Congress inen~ and( Senait ors, anld that lie cannot mth~niniistration, but the starl r'oute swindle towvers above them all. 11ad ibeen fully' exposed last year', Ilaun (ock would no0w he Pr '.esiet, and1( ahon lie miost in'signifleant, of' Democr'atic Senautors.* Tite Agricultuoral -"oreaN of thn State Figtiren froma the (tenanu ai at a Showing theo Qreatly Inwcasetd I'roductioni of Sonth Caroli na. The tables given below are the first or thme kind made up by the United 4 States Census Bure'au,, from the r'e turns) of' last y'ear, for atny State, and wer'e furinished in aidvafice by sp~ecial reqluest to our1 indefatuigable Commils I. 14011ner Of Agricult ure, Colonel A. IP. Iwill be seeni thlat thietotal number Iml rin is 3,000,972, which is 80, -ff2 acres mnore than~ aill tihe "'implroved 'p ~ laid'' in the State in 1870. TIhe pro dumct or cotton is 5 Iti,490) halos, against 221 ,h00 in 1870, a gain of' about 130) p~er cent. .in corn the ier'ente is fro'm 7,ti I I,2(07 bushxlels int 1870 t o II ,763, Jer enit. Ini ots the tables show~ 2,71 .,413 bushels againlst 613,1493 bush els in 1880, or, inl othert words, the oat prlodniet of' the) State hats multiplied imre than11 fouir'ol ini ten years. in wheat the iincrease is~ from 783,6 it hushels iii 1870 to 9)62,431 bushleis in 1880, Oi nearly 20 1)er cent.. The United Stuttes Agricultuiral lie * ))port, for 1879, shows that thle average y ild of' cotton peri aucre for all the cot toni States in ftt. year was 188 ponels. 'iITh smaitllost. yield ini anv 0111 c iutyo this State for 1880 Is in Ileaufoit whero it. is rep)orted at 3612, tand that, it must he remembered, is long staple cot ton. The average yield of' corni per' aet ini the nitd fates in 1879 waus 29 h~ush els ; thle average yielt ini this Stte for 1880 is eonly 91)bushels per acre, wvhich shiows how munch room there is for imp rovement, in our methods of oulti vation. .The average yild of wheat (or 1879~ WAS 1#,.8 bi)es i #oaverag. vieldlin this Sti for 1880 is given a 6.6 bushels. 1The average of oats IA g4voi at 13 bishels as agailist 28.5 buhe*s iveOge per' t.w I tike Unitet tt(es lin 1879. Th'le greatest agg'regite yield of cot .t, 34.907 bales, is in 10dgelleld co0n ty ; of corn, In York-626,305 bushels of oafs, in Edgelield 416,243 bushels and of whlit( 1 o7,608 bushels in Abbe. vilie count-~y. The grveatest yield ol ot.to01 per aere is 1in fariboro, ili( Teml) pe lne cou nlty, where it is 857 pousis ; of cori 1ihe largest yield I1 13.3 huihels in Kershawv covniity; o) o.ats 18.2 bmsliels In Gcorgetowl) couu. tLy. and of' wheat 12 bushols fin Charles. tol county, the yes.gtl of experimen.tal The g-ures, considered Inl 1he light of tJe past1, are very gratifying a showing int improvenient not only fit the extent of lani(d stutder cultivitionl but. also In the m3nisier of cultivating, but in the light of what can be done wnd is done elsowihere by improved systems of farming they leave iuch yet to be desired. Cotten. Founds Aeres. Ales. per acre. Edgefield.. 91,356 34,707 674 Barnwell......83,646 28,809 519 Abbeville .... 82,862 26,226 476 Fairtield....... i9,179 26,01 63 Orangeburg. ..68,854 25,344 595 Laurens.......63.764 24,422 b6.1 Newberry.....67,809 24,092 633 Darlington .... 60,368 23.912 676 Marlboro......41,261 23,714 857 Sumter........57,910 22,43t 681 York...... ...65.239 22,256 605 SpartainiMurg...66,531 22,15 686 Anderson......60,81 21,867 622 Marion.........4,428 21,743 718 Chestor ......5..52,284 19,043 17 Greenvlle....41,301 1,6;97 664 Union ........0,911 18,811 r(0 Aiken..... ....39,987 14,287 687 Lancaster......30,744 12,678 6.10 Kershaw.......28,900 11,280 683 Richland.......28.361 10,973 581 Lexington .....22,762 9,017 695 Diarendon....26,674 8,572 482 Dharlesten..22,235 8,500 67.1 Desterfleld.... 18,480 7,733 640 Hampton......21,411 7,665 830 Pickens........18,364 4,724 461 Williamsburg..15,831 5,607 630 Dolleton.....1...,390 4,846 580 Deone ........13,556 3,803 419 Beaufbrt.......11,570 2,740 362 1orry........17,740 809 691 leorgetown.. .. 3 158 640 Total.....,1,347,373 b17,190 . Of corn Fairfield produced 367,930 uishels, nn averiage of nine bushels to lhe acre, the averwage for the State, and 'our bushels per acre less than 1(er uhiaw which has (lie highest average. "airfield is 11he fifleoith county on tle 1st, in the auggregtaIte productio'n of this treat stale(. Of oats Padl-ield prOduced 86,2,6 mushelt;, an average of a 1 1ttl'3 over l1even bushels to the acre, standing 'leven(ith on ie list, 111 average for lie State being thirteen tishels. Of wheat she produced 24,511 bush Is, six bushels to ilte aere, and she tatu4 thurteeith oil the list, (eorge own briinging up the rear, with one ere andi six busxhels. Of all sinail grains Fairfield nro Ilued 111 ,t19 bushels, aading welfth on the list. It will be seen 1121 a larger perceitiage o' cotton Is iO1nii n1 Faiitleid to the aereage th 11 any other counily. THE BRADY UiMTvSS. unut Puostaater Genueral Niep D~own, und Out. WAstusao'ros, A pr1 2.--'hose who laim to know all the poiunts of the in estigation which is being made Into lhe tuethods of the star route againi Rav hat thie halt has niot yet been mad'e nibhic, anid will not be unitil mea0)sures bre taken to bring Bradv to justice and ho penItentiary, jf piossible. The vhole steal ie practical ly divided be ween what Is knowni as the DLorser rang and the (Gilmuer and Salisbur'v ir y, the lat ter beinug by fari the nitost 'xtensiv'e operators in thie swiiidle. l'hc D~orsey gang' is composed of .J. V. D)orsey, J. M1. Pieck and ,J. B. dineor, whlo have acted as blinds for ~tephien WV. D~orsey, ex-Senator from *rkansas and Secretary of the liepuib ican National Conmmit tee, biddiung f'or md receiving the contracts. J. W. )orsey is a briother of Stephen W. Jorsey. Only a little' over three vears go be w as a farmier ini Vermnon t', a n gnorant , stutpid specimnen of' hiumani y. lie was not. so stutpid, however, hat his iuore bri llianmt br~ogher coul iot. 'se him as ai enits'-lpawVt to pull the~ gold fi-om (lie pu blic T1.reasuiry, antd he as brought to Washington f'or this )urpos5e. JT, M. Pee'k, tho second worthy of the trio, Is a brother-In-law >f Stephen W. Dorsey, having mar. ried1 the sister of the hitter's wtife, and J.R lnris a p;art ner of thie great. wiginal D)orsey himnself. IHe was Lrught. fromn Sandusky', Ohuio, ex pressl y to go into the star route busi ness. Th'le amtiount known to have beeun peeketed by the Stephen \W. llorsey gang in excess of thle amiounit enlled to.e by their original b'ids is not less in roun d muniber than $-1-1..>,00. W~hat per'cen'u.o of thits wats t r.mns lerred to lh'adyv u-, his shaire of the spoilsonly Stephen tY. 1)orsev and T1he firm of G3ihiner, ~u~samrv & Co., which did an even more exten sive bus1iess in fte SWindle~ thain (lie D~orsey crowvd, is composed of J. 1". Giihuner, Miinro Salisbury and 0. .1. Salisbury, a younger' brother of blunro. J. T. Ginmer was tormerly a stage driver over (the Iholidav ovei land route, from St. Jlosephl to Sacra miento, Calif'ornia. lie was a v.erv ignorant. marn, and could senreel'y write his own nmne, but lie had 'a shrewd eye for business. In 18(18 lie forimed a partniersihp with the two Salisburys, and bought out (lhe stage lines of Wells. teargo & C2o., over wi'hiebh most of t he manils in the Trerri tories were at t hat time carrie~d. Si nce thien t he firm has been enigaged ini the star route busiiness and1( has made ai large forittne. Among the ageiits who have madne st raw hids in (lie ierest of this firm are V. W. Parker', T'. A. McI~evit t, A. S. Patrick, Luke V oor' huecs, George 11.PlaIt, O. .Salisbury, Pat riek & 'hrown, A. It. hirowni, (f. V. Mlesserole. C. Cosgrove. WV. VtY. Giiddlings, A. L,. Seeley,'F. W.G(ilmer, a brother of J. F. Gilmier; WV. L.1Ili11, Il ugh Wh' ite, Salisbury and Nichols, Wim. I lamilton, ht . V. Nichols and Wmu. ii. Force. 'l'he exess of' par received bho- Gle 1ilmner & Salisbur'r combintion, over that called for b'v their original contracts, amnounts to the neat little sumi of $778,508, with more1 still to hear fi.m In addition to the tuoney givent to these la rgoecon tractors, who li mnade their bids thbroughi straw agents, small fortunmes haveo beeun dividedc betweeni 1hrady anid smaller conitractors, wvho made thieir bids oin thioh mano..., In Letislana, Dr.L 1. petarsoil Sc cureOd anl excess of $40.201. on a rout of 241, milen. Di. Peterson was forni orly alnembor of the Wrnioth ring I1 11oiiana, but ow lives in this Oit upon the ineoino deiyod from Il dealngs withi Brady. Cliase Andrewo who received onl two routtes ceto twenLy rolules long, all excess o $12 267, is a Waishiigton mnull. U1e wa formerlv a clerk in the Post Ofile Depairtient here, but was removed 1) P'ostinaster.-Generl Jewell, for nal feasaneo In office. John A. Walsh Who Se-tared in Ireease of $ 18,47-1 ol the route froml) Prescott to Still F, Arizona, for wbich lie originali contracted for $18,500, is a native u Loulisiana. Whenp the war broke Oil he jolned the Rebel army, but afte tle Itecolstruction of Lolisialla, h1 joined tile Warimoth ring. ie was in dieted iI New Orleans for makin illicit whiskey, atid was saved frosi illlprisonment by Brady, Who was a that tlimo Supervisor ot Interial Rove into in Now Orleans, and refused L appear as a witness agahist1 him. Tiho Provisional Government In Ful Charge of Afiirs. PANAMA, April 16.-Onr dattes frtol Limia are to the 7th list. The diftlcn! ties illminellt between the Provisiona Goverintleit and tle intlicipalI au thorities ofLitna, who were of I'ierola appointing, have been settled by th proLmp1, action of the new officers re contiv ppoilted by Calderon, withou 'waiing for the Courts to decide thi questioi 11s to whether Pierolas o Calderon wits "King." The new ip ploiitCs promptly took possession o their 1seats, anld the ol municieipalit.v which was liomtile to the new orde of things, f10nn1d themselves (ulieli shoved out of oflice. At tle head o tie ilew city govermiteiit is Col. Cesai Cane Varo, a gentlemall of gren weililt and excelleitt chartcter, an one of tile tw officers of the Peru vial IIrmy who have miade a reilly hon-ora' ble record during the late 'wretche war. Tile changc il the city govern, meilnt assures tranquility in the contra: departments and loyal idhesion of th1c people to the new goveI'nl mellt. II the North aid South, however, new elements of confusion and anarclv have arisen. Monteno, in Cojamexici and Solar, in Arequipa, have declare(1 iI favor of Pierolas' govermlnllelt, an<1 denonCos as traitors, worthy of death, all Peruvians who are d11isposed to make peace with Chili. It is probable lat the C(hilian occupation Will be a thing of years instead of ionths, aitid will soon be extended to every part of Pern. Minister Vagara has gone to Chili to consilt with his government. lie is known to be thoroughly dis gustted with tile condition of ilitirs and sees no remedy but aunexation. A Noinu. NORTEiR LAnY.--The following note was receiveda Few dilays ago by the "Mayor of Cokesbury,' Will a beattifil wreath Qf red, bine an(d White flowers. The note explains itself'. Ak more delicately conceived manifebst altioll of nloble, wo'llailly syN patly with true Illilhood iad bravery than this tribilte froll a Northern lady could scarcely be imagined: To MJe ah1ayor of (Cokesbury : DEAU SIR -.lav' I reqnet that on11 Of your lady frien'ds will place this, wreath of immortelles upon (1he grave of Gen. M. W. Gary, as i slight tribute of respect from a Northern ,lady to the mmory of a brave man . \rerjy truly yours, Apr1 14, 1b XNEVY.K TRY THlE CE'LEBRA TED PHILADELPHIA LAGEBRER PINT BOTTLES AT ONE DOL. LAR FER DOZEN. HALF? PINT BOTTLES AT SIX TYFIVE CENTS PEiR DOZEN BOTTLES TO BE RETUJRNEI PR1OMPTLY. SURMI~ER BIEERAGES MINT JULEP~S, CL~ARE'T PUNCHES, SHERRY COBBLERS, L~EMONADES, SODA WATER. 00OOL L.A.C-~EDE --AND ON DRAUGHT F. W. HIABENICH-T ap'30 - N(iAl NOTICES. B . ; _... XAJ-n AND C14Un41.-In order to place a. I rellat-lo LI r Pill within the venen of till, the rIcO of Al Apple Pills ho 'een recliteed to Joe. p r v. Hohil by all i)ruggIsts in tise F9 COUliy. When yoti notice cholera lin your tlogs and chickems, -gvo them-i Uhloenfeld's Mtock Fecd freely, (ndlhey will recover. It is best, how. 9 ove, 11tohjene the use of the Stock Feesi aii little aht'atl of the eholera Zseaon, which will U proYent thent from taking the (ieste. Qt'ITMAN, (IA., A pril 11, 1878. . For the .benefit of till those who are lIter. MIL III raising fowls I tuko pieusure in recon mending Hhoeif(id's Medcate( Stock Feed. I 111rd coveral ileckens with cholera, and by the use of this wondertil nrilele, given according to directions, all of them got. well and are now v in a niilathy condition. WM. 'i'ItNNILLE. I fully conctir in the above. 8. T1. PIt ICE. t old by the druggists of this county. MACON, GA. - esars. Lamar. Tiankin & I.autr, Dear Sirs I had been troubled for a long Ilime before usIng youtr Conouaiptive preparat.ion, with something like Asthima, and aiter ibing only two bottles of your Brewer's Lung I estorer 1 breathed por feotly free, ad have felt, no symptom of the - (IIase nce. I amt confildent your medlelino c unred tme, and I cheerfully reccommend It to all who are siferlng from Asthnia. Yours truly, 'JOlN D). 11088. MACON, (IA., blarch 20, 1880. Messrs. Lamar, htankin & Lamar, Pear Hirs 1 I havo used your Brewer's Lung Jtestorer for Vertigo, and have never been trouibed with It sitne% uillig the medicine. I cannot say too I muc) for it, andI cheerfully reccommend it to all who need relief front Vertigo. Yours truly, J. 11. ARTOPE. MACON, OA., Marcl 20, 1880. - Messrs. Lamar, Itankin & Lamar, Dear Sirs I suffered two years with Consumlption. and during the tiue was treated by Drs. Head 3 Thomns, Cialton aid others of this city, and - 1l.o by a prowtinent phytician of Macon, On., withoit finding any rellaf. My hitbind bought. mI! six botIles of your lBrewer's Lung11 Iliestorer, 3 n hiel I began to take at, once, ant( round tl& medltie relief. I havi used the six bottles and hnvo never felt, a symptom or the dlenso since, and my gonoral healt it 1. better than it hs been in years. I therefore recoonmond it to all who have Constnption as a Pearl beyond Price. Very rcspcetfu!iy, M I. M. 00LSIY. Bold by the Druggists of this county. MANY UOMIIINATIONS have been tried. but none with sich hippy re sults as Itankin's Extract or lluehu ani Junip. --If Iyou re suffering froin tiny deranqement of the Kidneys or Iliulder, Oravel, I.in or Weaklness in the hack or Hip, get a bottle-one or two will relIeve yout. Tihis artIclo has been before the public for nearly ten years, nid it-ssalo 1s constantly it. crensittg-and that with Very littl atvertising -which proves it to be an alt tilet of merit. We have testinonlals from sonic of t4ae leadln physicoils of Georgia, South CarolIna t:.l F lorida, and other states: lit reg-trd to its re liabIlity non Diuret le, nnd a remedy for the di enses for whieh it Is recommended. Prepared only by Hlint, Vankin & Lnmar Druggists, Atlanta, Oa., and for sale by till Druggists. MACON. GA., Nov. 1, 1879. Dr. C. J. Afoffett-Dear SIr-We have been handling Tecthina for several yea s. and the deiand increases as the article becomes intro duced and is kiown. Our sales average from two to three g! oss petr month. We believe that your Teethina (Teething Powders) will eventu. ally becono a standard and indispensiblo arti cle, for in to single instance ha iss .iailed to oe eatibsartion. No complaint has ever been madIe to its, hene wi w ccuitio that, it. does all you claim for it. Meril is btsn d t Streed. HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAIt, Druggists. '-r- r? A - Prannv, WA., pril 14. 1879. I have Watehed the Ilse of the medIcine now knon a 1s --SWif's SY phiIltlC Speel Ilc" since the year 1S7.-over 5o years--and havb never heard tof t falltire to cure when properly taken. I (")miIlenc'd I he use of it onl iny slaves. between 1850 and 1.4m. and also did ' numbe!r of my ieighbors and in every ease thatl ntnte witiun my knowledge it effected a cure. In 1835 ly uAbter-ln-law, Georgc Waiker, hitrgyh at aitc tion it ier' wnt rarrmt~ted. A(ter the tipurchase it. was discovereo that. he had had Syphilis for t welve year- Js Lead was witlioutti hair on It lie treateliJ with thtis remedy, anad in fortr weeks lie wai. Joand anid well, and in a short. Lime had aui dae a heaid of haIr as was ever owned by a-tegro. Hie owned iIs siave mnny years, ah never Sad nny return. of the disense, nor-JS ad dy 'a work. ThIs Is oniy one among hund tja of lizsttanees of remarka ble cure~s ade byl thIe .anedl-io In all my past life I hiave itver' known a remedy thatn wouiki so fully-h f~mplish w~hat It. Is recom-. mentded to (1o. 11. L. DENNAltDI. TIlE SWIFT SPECIF1C COMPANY, Propric tots, Atlantn, (ia. Sold by till Diruggista, Call for a copy of '-Younlg Men's Friend." MAKING WATCHES. DefectIve WVatch Cases are one of the chIef causes of so manny wat ches not, beling good liano pIeces. The en30es beinag thin anid not fit titng well. admlt dust. and dirt, to the move ment, whIch soon interferes wit Ih the running parts of the watch necessitating cleaning, re. palIing, &c., an:i the amount thus paId out If npieid towardl buyIng a good easte in thte he ginning, would haivo raved all t his trouble nnd expens~e. We have recently seen a ense I hat. meets all these requIrements, it having bretn calrriedi for over t wenty years and still remaIns perfect. We refer to the .JAS. 11085' Patent Stifiened field Case, wvhilh has bec-ome one of the staple articles of the Jewelry trade, vyssessing as it dles so mnany adivatages over all other watch nes, beIng made cf two heavy plates of solId gold over- a plat e of coim positIon. And we advise all olur renders to ask t heir Jeweler for a card or eataloytto I hat wvili explain the mannet- In which thtey are made. It Is Ithe only St ifened Case. made wIth two plat es of gol, seamless pentdanis, a nd cenmtre, soild joints, crown pIeces, &c., aili of whicit are covered by letters patent. Th'ierofore lilly no cnse before euonsulting a Jeweler who keeps the JAS. BOSS' Paitet SIlftened (Gohl Case, that. you may learn Ithe difference taet ween it and till imitat ions that claim to be' ('lially good. lar salo hy all responsilblet Jewelers. Ask to seec thle warrant ttat, tecCompainles each ease, andit dont't bet plersutndedl tit any o1ther make of - ease is as goodi. nit 12. FAIR~ N'OTICE. .WE haVe now opened our- STOCK~ of SPRING and SUJMMER DRY GOODS, and nak an inspection of the samo by the PUBLIC. Each Department, is full and Complete, and in Sty'les, Quality and Prices aire Second to NONE. All wo ask is that you examinlO OUR STOCK, and we will convince you that wo "TrALK SOLID FACTS." McMASTrER, BRICE k,& ET'CHIIN. ap 16 ,ELIARE AND DEVELOP THE FORM. IIf abrtunk wholly or In part from nature or dls easeO. Advice free. DescrIbe c-se- satd send stamp tt' . De, L2.(o., A ttnta,fGa. No humbug. High. rt riiference. Crrespoudntcnon Maen tiat AN ORDINANCE In Relation to Licenses for Tramo iv Spirituous Lfquors, B E IT IBNAOTED and ordained by the Interidant and Wardone of the Town of Winnsboro, S. 0., in Council met:. I. That in all Licenses horeafter grant. ed for the retail troflio in spirituous and ilt liquors, it shall be a condition that whenever, in the opinion of the Town Council of said Toun, the closing of the bar-rooms shall bo necessary to the peace and good order of the said 'own, by ron son of therb being a largo assemblago of persons in said Town on a public day or othorwise, the bar-room of the person so licensed shall be closed on the request therefor by tdc Intendant. 11. That any failure to e ompl y with the provisions of the first section of th3 Ordi nance shall be a cause of forfeit.tre of license. Done in Council this 19th day 1SEA L of April, 1881, under the cor. porato seal of the said Town Council. JOHN J. NEIL, E. S. CHANDLER. Intendant. Cjeyk. AP kl-tf FRESH GROCERIES ARF constantly being received by mo, a synopbis of which I givo below. NEW ORLEANS MOLARSEM AND SYRUPS ALL OltADES. SUGARS, FROM TIie IiGHnEST TO TIE LO WEST GRA DES. TIE FPI NEST FLOUR INTIIE MARKET-"TrlF 1A'HNI FAME IY"-ALSO ALI, RA DES JACKSON'S BEST FAMILY FLOU. CANNED GOODS. CALIFORNIA PEARS, Someting Choice, SUCCOTASH, Deans and Corn Combined. TOMATOES, PEACIIES, PINE AP'hLE. BALMON, SARDINES. MUSTARD, PEPPER. ETC.. ETC. I ALSO INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR ROASTED COFFEE. Give me a call and exnmine for yourself. Xrticles too numerous to mention. 1D. It. FLENNIKEN. RI) 14 . L. KINARD'S FASHIONA BLFJ lliin Empini, COLUMBIA, S. C. JUST received the largest and most :oomplete stock of SPRING CLOTHING hat has. over been in~ the Stato, and at prices to uit the times. UITS OF MIDDLESEX FLANNEL, Warranted, at $12.50. d1EN 'S ALL WOOL CHEVIOT SUITS, Warranted, at $10.50. IEOUTIIS' SUITS FROM $3.'0 to $15.00. BO0Y8' SUITS $1.50, $2 00, $2.50, AND Upwards. &LSO a fine stock of Taylor's cel brated Maokinatw Straw Hats and Manillas, in shades of Silver, Tan, Chocolate and White. [HAVE added to nmy stock fine shoes for .ontlemon, to comleta an outfit, guaran eed not to rip or break; itf they do, will ~ive another pair, apl 12-1y Sale aldFeedStabltis, WINNSROR(, S. C. A. Williford., lllrrali for Ollr iloiso 011, YES! H~, YES! r HSTONE MOUNTAIN (OItN WIIIS8. . KY ascome and is still coinlg. If you want good Whliukoy and1( good Sogaru, calf at, next door to WV. 1. Dotyi & Co. HeI kee~ps thme best of' everylthing. Th'le best Nathani i's Old Cabinet Whiaskey. 'The buest (lblson'l WVhiskey. 'The best Tlen (Jonts Hogar. Tho bes't Fivo Cents Hegar. And, abovo all things, the beist Dinnaer for 410 conine And If you comBO into towvn between 1i and 1 o'clock, and a hmungry, call at Clendining's for a drink, and he wifll set up a free lunch for you. Clondining keeps a moral and a quiet house. OUR newspapers are constantly I vartisoments calenlated to misleadi I unheard-of fabrics aro set forth in E inducements to spend your-money i of us all should prove a wholesome ' peals. Spend your money at home, a men whom you know and to whom i not satisfied with purchases. The ( SUGENHEIMER Is still alivo at tb and stands ever ready to duplicato a WE call spacial attention to our 4 PAITAKENT. A fine line of 3 in all styles and colors, will be adde Laundried and TJnlaundricd, .and C1 best bloacbd muslin in the maiket worth $1 00. Call and be convincei Enterpriso, and that ours is still th< ap 14B F3T The Earliest Eli J2 ~M SP MO IT Ej COLUMBIA, SC HAVE RECEIVED Beautiful Cambrics Beautiful Onlicoes at Of cents. Large Lir at 10 cents. Gonta'.ilk Hiandkerohiefs ( kerchiefs at 10 cents. Ladies' Linen Han BEAUTIFUL LINE OF S] ADDITIONS to our large.tnd select st, application. DESI MAarch 8 GLAND ( -0 TO T H.E L.ADIE S OF FA IR HAVE just opened and have now 1 large1t an( best. selected stocks of Al NOTIONS ever brought to this place. MIIS. BOAG, with the assistance of Baltimore, intends sparing no paiis in and kee) thei full during the season. A FULL LINE OF DRESS GOOD| best and icheapest line of CORSETS. wveer. DAVIS VE1R SEWING T Ebet in the market for plain o THOUANDDOLLARS REW it-both as a machine and theO range of with any of the first-class machine on chines in use In Fairfield 'County. .A.LSC I A fine lot of Planting Potatoes, ( Crackers, Cakes, Candies, Bacon, Flo Tobacco, Cigars, Bedsteads, Mattresse To arrive, 15,000 feet of Good Assol Dry Goods, of all kinds, Millincry, lot 01 Spring Goods. mar 3 DON"] Until You -- V S'TOClK of Firitrwhichw Furnitire elsewhere, thicn comre to the~ best selection and can buy chieaper. I: way, Blythewood, Whlito'Oank, Woody and York. Thius Is ai recUonnnelaiti AX newv supply ut WVindowv Shades, 'V Frames, Chiroimos, I l flinks, anid 1l00 The) largest s(uply~ of'4 'in Chambe lr I beor Snit s. Call ami see thlemil. A new any. D.oni't liny a Macvhine naerely be it and1( likes it. Itimembjer that most mfuled have blit Iit tle meritli. Tihe one14 imoc andI vextion)1, Is noIseless, ri it. llemnemberi thle Gold Medlal was av over' eighty comrpeti lors. I d carfr aIlways g( ~ive enitiirt ISaifacion1,. tl Sashi Fact ory'. All (orders en truhe 4(I thie lowest prices. Furniitutre neatl reI i prepariedl toi maike to orider. 14tilberi al IngI Machine iNeedles and1( atlachmnits nie'. D oii't, fit| cll be 1((I nfore~ yasi21S SEEDS THAT SURPRISE! fron anyihlin iver r iW hornd .aioIot a a or k. iod O n ~ il 0 ca. a h ntprSy n r an. bait tiaort itp ra. l by rhon lsin ri e l f hran ooadr ko nin nethr Rt hrowu otheM.fr, c ~orn a falls. Une ule e ig y ,onop in e ap o ui2 ia a pah' of apapor. A ~~thao.vo esrenr1,30.eac'for$ eiAddn v. r.ywayLDRTc, & aCO. Atlnt~n s ii oe: Hon.i w .or ot.e Con ata yr ofqle LION.. iolding out attractivo and flashy ad. Ihe public: a long array of prices and plowing colors, an attractive array, as tway from home. The past exporienco varning against all such flimsy ap. nd help to build up your own business rou can go for redress in case you are )LD OHEAP CASH STORE OF B. e OLD STAND in Gerig's Building 11 bills bought away from HOME. DGOTUING AND RAT DE.. [en's, Youths' and Boya' Btraw Goods, d in a few days, Our line of shirts in teviots is full at prices to suit all. The for 10 cents. Corsets at 50 cents, I that we are the friends of Home Cheap Storo of WINNS30RO, wors of sprillg Ac 0- D M -- JS . S, UTHI CAROL1NA, at:8, cents. Beautifal Lawns at 61 cents. te Towels .at 25 cents. Large Linen Towels oantiesat 10 cents Ladies' Lawn Hand dkerchiefs (Marvels) at 25 cents. 'IOES IN ALL QUALITIES :ck made every week. Samples sent on IORTES t& EDMUNPS, COLUMI IA, 8, 0. )PENING. 10 -- 'IELD COUNTY ; -eady for your inspection one of the ILI'JNEltY, FANCY GOODS AND her new milliner, MISS BLACK, of -these departunuts, and will replenish 9, R~uttons and trhuings to match. Th'le Also a lot of Lineni Ulsters and Under TfICAL FEED IACH IN ES. eheavy and fine family sewing. ONE ARD) to anyv one who can compel~te with work it. tunrns out. Warranted to wear the market. Two hunidred of these Ma .T STO5. )nion Sets, Seeds, Corn, Oats, Cheese, ur, NeIal, llhams, Smiokinmg anid Chewing s. Tebles, Safe~s, Chiris, etc. -ted Lnmrher. etc., low dlown to make room for a newy J. 0. BOAG. BUY ill lhe the hf est, iumndsomest alnd ycap r* de4sign ani workmashipiil '~i unequa led iint ed to be ats repVrsented. Price youri first.-classc storo where you wilt have the ca m ind1( thaitlI ship goods to Ridge. vmrd's, Illackstock, and as far as Chestcr of t he qnliy and1( price of my goods. ail I 'octs, Birackets, Mirrmors, Picturo k ShelOve's, chea~fper than (he cheapest. Sets, maderl to match Cottage and Cham. supply of Sewing Machines as good as 'anisc your mrothor or your neighbor has ,f thie maichhias that are most largely you wantif is i m 01)0 that wvili save yotu mas light and ,' 'I last. a long time. I have mIrded:( to one of the Machines I rep)resent 'oni to many that are using It, and it has mebriiii: that~ I am agent for a Door and ,ime will have prompt attention and at pirei(d la moderate prices. I am also id Shin lgles ihr sale at small profits. Seiv and1( parts of Machines canI1 he had through ig elisewhore. Ri. W. P'IIILLIPS. 'SUBSC~flE' FOR TIIE WEEKLY PALMETTO YEOMAN, COtUMBn, 5.0c. 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