The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 31, 1881, Image 3
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.AILUCAD SCIernULno.-The trains
now pass Winnsboro as follows:
North-bound passeniger, 12.28 p. m.;
south-bound, 4.28 p. in.; north-bound
freight, 9.05 a. m.; south-bound, 1.37.
p. in. These arrivals are on the basis I
of Railroad time, sixteen minutes
faster than Winnsboro time.
Local Briefs.
-There are no sherifi's sales for
next Mondav.
-Capt. It. S. Desportes, of Ridge
way, was in town on Mollnday.
-Commodore Nutt, the celebrated
dwarf, died in New York last week.
-The showers on Sunday and Mon
day were very acceptable and equally
refreshi 1g.
-Mr. Fred. Copes, for some years a
resident of Winnsboro, is In town for
a few days, on business.
-The place to buy a sewing machine
at an extremely low flgure, is the office
of Tu NEws AND HERALD.
-The latest feminine freak In fash
ion is to wear bolls on the slippers
and two bells on each slipper at that.
-Only two of thelvliite churches
were open on Sunday-the Methodist
and the Associate Reformei sbyte
rian.
-Judge A. P. Aldrich will preside
In the Qourt of Sessions next week.
The Judge has recently been quite ill,
but his health is now fully restored.
-We acknowledge an invitation to
the annual exhibition of the Cinean
Literary Society of the Prosperity
ligh School. The exercises will bo
both instructive and entertaining.
-A meeting of a committee of grad
uates of the South Carolina College
will be held at the Coniptroller-Gener
al's office on the 6th of June, for the
purpose of forming an associatiptu of
the alumni of the College and the State
University.
-A party consisting of Messrs. G.
It. Mclaster, T. R, Robertson, J. IT.
Cummings, J. M. Beaty, W. B.
and J. F. McMaster started on a fish
-idg- ..o- -DJoby's pondc near
Kershiawcoiuty on Monday.. They
should be careful while fishing to be
sure and "watch their corks."
-Mr. A. F. Williams, of tihe fire.1 of
.Williamns & Rutledge, of the Green
vill Music House. called on us ves
terday. lie will be in town seAeral
days for the purpose of attendling to
mnusical wanits. Parties desIring to
puirchmase or exchmonge pianos or have
them repaired, will do well to consult
him at thme lhotel.
-The referencee in the ease of M. L.
Blonhamii, Railroad (ommtisionmer, vs.
The Charilotte, Colutnnbia '& Angusta
Hilroad Cotmpany wva held here by
N. B. Barnwell, Master, on Monmday
Imorni ng-Juo. TV. llhett and1( .1. A
Gaillard, Esqs., represenltingi tihe plain
tiff, and Col. Jas. Ii. Rion thme dceend
ants. Several witntesses were exam
i ned as to the con~nmereial usage pre~
vailing whienm the charter of tile Comn
panmy wvas granted.
E DWVA lD 8. AlA T' IR1.
Death of an Eminent Scholar Welt Known
in WVinnsboro,
[CORlRESPOND1EN0E NEWa' AND .HER ALb,.]
Nm.w YoRKi, May 27.--Thle few citi
zens of' Winnsboro whose memories
go as far back as to tihe Jlng-synme of
thirty-five years ag'o, wvill be interested
ini the obituary notices that appear. in)
this morning's New York papers.
Nearly thirty-five years ago-I dto nmot
know the exact year-Mr. Maturili was
chosen Professor of Greek in tihe Moutt
Zion College at Winnsboro, Whenl I
enlter1ed upon01 thle dutle' of tha. p)os1
tion~ in 1854 there wvere many tradi
tionis of Mr. Matu riniwhich01 represent
ed him as a handsomne., scholarly, well
read man; a man of spirit an'd esprit;
self-reliant, striking, cultivated, out
.spoken and brillian ,That reputation
onb thlere, faintly
years,
of blending of the west and the goner.
al. Buttoned up to the throat, iis
bleIek froeK-coat almost always bore
signs of use, so apparent that the
stranger's eye would at once leave the
seedy g.Arb to dwell with admiration
on the patrician face of the man that
wore It. lie was not altogether tidy
Iihis dress, and by no means dressy.
liut he. was a prince to behvld, in spite
of the cotltempt he seented Jo. feel--or
mtytb'e ats, torced to sho w-for ilCO
ly uttiie. But tno mnan1 of' i particl of
culture ever looked upon that
niatnly, patient, high-born fave, with
out entirely torgetttig the dingy gloss
on his well-worn colt.
Ills body has nowi no fArther need
for that (1(1 cmat. of his, and ho. himself
has n1o further ieed for that old body
of ils. H1e hats passed on to the world
of spiri., an1d will doubtless soon be
in a u av to learn better and ttster thati
lie did 'In his a/ma mater here on
earth. It, mi lit have been a bitter
questioln for hitt liere,to answer--ls
Ife worth ivn?- t'hr.it% 'Ian
not be so, and the :pkit4ing mystery of
why ie iliust suffer so'mach 'here, is
there easily solved, let tut hope in the
splendid ligbt of that Brighter land.
Consain.
(Mr. Maturin was of Iluguenot de
scent, his ancestor a clergyman, set
tling in Ireland onl the revocation of
the Edict of Nantes. Mr. Maturin's
father was Curate of St. Peter's, Dub
lin, and a poet and dramatist of gen
ins. His play of "Bertram" ran for a
hundred nights, brought the author a
thousand pounds. Edward Maturin,
his second son, cano to Amieri-a in
1832, with letters from Thomas Moore
and other leadiun literary men. He
studied here with Charles O'Connor,
and was admitted to the bar, but sub
sequently, upon the recoi inendation
of Professor Charles Authon, was cm
ployed as prolessor of Greek at Mount
Zion College, Winnsboro. . Then le
married Miss Harriet; Gaillard, daugh
ter of Dr. Edward Gaillard. A few
years after he returned to New York,
where he taught till his death. lie
wrote a number of romances, of which
Montezuma was dra matized and acted
with much success. Ilis deeply root
sd religious principles, his renarkable
knowledge of the Scriptures and his
high attainments-as a Greek and Latin
scholar drew to him men of noble
character. When the Bible Union
was formed in 1850 he was selected as
one of its corps of revisers, the Gospel
of Mark being assigned to him.
Mr. Jas. Wood Davidson's sketch
will forcibly recall MIr. Maturin to the
older citizens of Winnsboro, who will
regret to learn that he Is no more.
From the Now York Herald we learn
that his wife and a son and daughter
are llving.-Ebs.]
-An emigrants' home has been es
tablished at Perrvville Depot, on the
Blue Ridge Road, one1 Und a half niles
from Seneca, for the reception of in
grants arriving, who will locate on
tfarms in this State.
SALE OF IERSONA L PROPERTY.
I N purouancu of authority on me con
ferred by mot~rtgaige of F?. M: Gnds
den and( R1. Gadsden, of daite thle 8th day
of Ai>ril, 18'81. I will offer for sale before
the 'ourt House dloor; in Winnsboro, on
the first Monday in June next, atL public
outcry, to the highlest bidder: One gray
mare mule, about ten ye.tra old, alnd
about fourt*en and one-half hands high.
T'ermns of salo-CASHi.
may 24 -td A. WILTJIFORD.
NEW STORtE
-AT' TH
GLAI)DEN 11 TEi.
WE, the undersigned. respee'fully in
form the citizens of WIN N 90'RO and
vicinity that we have RE1MOVkD to
GLADDEN'S HOTEL,
And are now in receipt nf a full line of
new and desirable
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Which we will sell at the lowest prices
for oah,
DIRESS OODS, ,
Laces and Embroideries, whicb we offer at
accordingly low p~rices,
WHITE GQODS,
WVe re.spectfully ask the attention of th
Ladies to oar entirely new fresh
stock of these goods.
English Swiss, Plain and Plalded Nan
sooks, Piques, in great varietW.
SILK 'FlA
Ladies' Lane Scarfs, Ties and Pews, at
fifteen cents, worth thirty-five cents.
I
SECOND
I HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN
ELEGANT SECOND STOCK OF
GOODS, WHICH IS READY FOR
INSPECTION.
THE HANDSOMEST LINE OF
Ladies' Neekwear in the City.
THE BEST STOCK OF WHITE
Goods in Town.
AGENT for the DALSHEIMER
BROS., OF PH.LAL;ELPHIA,
FINE LADIES SHOER.
BARGAINS in GENTS', YOUTHS'
AND BOYS' CLOTHING.
Respectfully,
Jr. -I? zXESCI-EI J..
may 28
AT OUR HOUsE
-(T11MtosT',
CHOICE SUMMER BEVERAGES,
SUCH AS
SHERRY COBBLERS,
CLARET PUNCHES,
SODA WATE R,
LEMONADES and
OLD VIRGINIA MINT JULEPS.
TRY THE CELEBRATED
BUCK B EER,
ALWAYS
PE77H A"D COOL.
J. C L E ND INI NG.
may 3 Next door to W. R. Doty & Co.
TAX NOTICE.
Aumon's OFFICE,
MAY 9, 1881.
T HE books of this office will be open
from Juno Ist to Jul 20, 1881, to
receive returns of personal property own
ed by each taxpayer on the 1st day of
June. All male )ersons betweon the ages
of twonty. one and sixty yearst are liable to
poli-tax, and will report accordingly.
For the accommodation of taxpayers I
will be at the fonowing place% on the
days specified for the purpose of receiv
ing retuins, viz.:
Woodward's, from the arrival of freight
train, June 8th, to departure of south
bound pasenger train June 9th.
White Oak, June 10.
Durlian's, June 11.
Cald well's Store, June 13.
Gladden's Grove, Juno 14,
iRidgeway, Juno 15 and 16.
Bear Creek, June 17.
Blythowoodl, June 18.
Jinninigs' 8 ore', Jnne 20.
Jlenkinsvillo, Juno 2.
Monticello, June 22 and 23.
Buckhead, JTune 27.
Feasterville, June 28 and '29.
Please take notice that the office in
Winnsboro wvili1 1 o closed during my
absence at the above ap)pointmnits, and
open on all other days during the ap
po.ntedl time.
I. N. WI ES
may 0- tfj -uditor P. 3.
Free to Everybody
A BE1AUJTIFU'L 1100K lor the ASKIMG
fly applying pereonally at the nearoet
oilie of TVis bl,~NGLl-t MAN UF ACTUR
ING CO. (or hv postal card if at ai dis
tiince' any ADULTJ per'on will be p~re
sented with a beautiftly illutatod copy
of a New Book entitled
GElNIUS R1EWARDEND,
-GR THlE
STORY of the SEWING MKWHINE
dontaining a handscuo andi costly rateol
engraving frontispie'ce also. '8 linely eon.
graved w1oodl (u a. aind bound in ran elab
crate blue and gold lithographed cover
No charge wvhatever is mad'e for this hand.
somec book, which oan lhe obtained only
by application at the branch ans' snbordi
nate offices of The Singer Manufacturing
Co,
THIC SINO~EH MANUFA CT~kINO CO.
Principal Officee, 34 Union Square,
miny 17--1y Newv Vork.
11%1 dfEA 4
'6+ NW CH ARL.E.3
t. W PI11LILPS, Agenat, Winns
ro, S. C. deo
ELEGANT JEWELRY CHEAP.
ikroe titir now st els ant lniu.e trae
e ~ket foi .0 aale lot crr fore
ty e:"h riocet contains teupr aethyd
e tch cheain, gtosl' i ladys e
sotvf aet d, gnuln arl~ anian rin car
.key tring, Inckth k imtr at il
r gelne ear cl comi eneoe
ent nada Al he bn e ail t yosert. In
b tale a 1 a h'o to beAdre
. JEWatErLbR .,Atan bofnc e
calT ae uthmengaed hd lt
osf ain enrun ringn imodstd
-. . -V - .-- ." A,*
FROM THE WRECK
-0
One Tiro Plate, one Tire Bender,
one Tire Shrinker, three Screw
Plates, one Bollows, one Anvil, one
Vise. One Boxing Machine, cost
$18.00, will be sold for $10.
Lots of Oval, half Oval' Round,
Band, Square and Tire Iron; Hubs,
ipokes, Rims, Carriage Bolts, Tire
Bolts and all manner of castings.
TO bE SOLD REGARDLESS OF
4~:: 4K lB TV
ULYSSE G.. DESPORTES.
may 14
SPOOL COTTON.
ESTABLIISUED 112.
TRADE
(WOUND ON WHITE SPooLH.)
GEORGE A. CLARK,
SOLE AGENT,
400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Since the introduction of this Spool
Cotton into the American markrt. its suc
coss.hns been un preoedented. No. other
brand of thread has ever met with the
same amount of public favor in the same
space of time.
The -O. N. T " manufacturers were the
first to recognize the importance of the
owing Machine and to make a six-cord
cotton, which has ever been tho rocog
nized standard for machines.
All the improvements in nachinery
thiat the inventive genius of the nine
teeth century has produced have bAen
adapted by the manufacturersof "O.N.T.'
At all the great International Fairs of
the world, "0. N. T." hau boon awarded
the highest honors. .
'Ihe '0. N. T." factoriesat Newark.
N.- J., and Paisley, Scotland, employ
5,200 operativc-s- mako sufficient thread
daily to go around the world four ti.nes.
Constime 140 tons of coal daily,
Thu man ufacturers of "O. N.' T." are
the largest matnufacturere of Spool Cot
ton in the world.
A full assortment of this Spool Cotton.
can be had at-whlolesaile and retail at JT. M
BIEA TY & CO. 'S. fob 22-txfim
FAIR NOTICE.
WE have now openecd our STOCK
of SPRING and SUMlMER DRY
GOODS, and ask an inspection of
the satna by the PUBLIC.
Each Department is fr.il and
domplete, and in Style45 Quality
and Prices are Second to NONE.
All we ask is that y'ov examnine
OUR STOCK, and we will c'onvince
you that wd
"TALK SOLID FACTS."
McMASTER, BRIICE & KETCH1IN.
3a18ald FeeadStablas,
WINNSBOR~O, S. C.
A. Williford,
PRIO#'flETOfl,
Ill 13
TOKLLitSOAP's!
A LARG E lot of the cheapest Toilet
80Sap for the price over brought to
Winsboro. Call andi be conivinced.
MoMASTFSt, BR1GE-&. RET'r111.
TRY THE
CELEBRATED
Bergler & Eniel
PHILADELPHIA
LAGER BEER,
PINT BOTTLES AT ONE DOL
LAR YER DOZEN.
HALF PINT BOTTLES AT SIX
TY-FIVE CENTS PER DOZEN.
BOTTLES TO BE RETURNED
PROMPTLY.
SUMMER BEVERAGES.
MINT JULEPS,
CLARET PUNCHES,
SHERRY COBBLERS,
LEMONADES,
SODA WATER.
COCL~ L.A.G-EJRa
-- AND
ON DRAUGHT
F. W. HABENICHT.
ap 30
M. L. KINARD'S
YASilIONA JLE
COLU~n15iA, si. Ca
.tUST recbived the largest and- most
oomplete stookc of S1'RING CLJOIj[NG
thbat has ever been in the State, and at
prices to attit the titues.
SUITS O)F MIDDLESEX FLANNEL,
Warranted, at $12.50.
MEN'S ALL~ WOOL CU.EvIOT SUITS,
WarratiteAl at $10. 5..
YOUTilS' SUITS FROM $3.ro to $15.00.
13OY8' SUITS $1.50, $2 00, $2.50, A ND
Uperairds.
ALF~O a fine atcek of' ''aylor's cel bratedl
Maokinaw Strawv Hats and Mauni11ns
in ~hadea of ilve r. Tan, Obboolate
atad White.
i HAVE~ added to, my stock fine shioe~s for
grintlemnen, to e~omplete an onraft, g4uarnn-li
teed not try rip or btoak; if they do, Ivill
give another p~air.
ap l2-ly
F~RESt1 GROCElUES
ARF~ consiannIly being reeive'd by
A lsynopsis o. whtoa I give b -low.
NEDW QRI,EANN XfOLA,4Mk AND SiYflUl i
ALL (J14AllihS.
tSUGARS, FU( i TII~ 1iIlE I TO Tci
THEKFINEST) 01'! TI l IIE l? J:'-'I i
JAC I' 801'8 ST F'A MLY FLOUlf
CANNNDJ GOO1)s,
CALIFORNiiA PEAR$;SoMt'ting Choice.
SUCbOTA8N, Beans *0nd Cornf (Combineld
TOMATOES, PEACIIE8
PIJNE APP'LE.
OAALMON, SAR4DINES4
t'EPP'ER, ETC.. ETC
I ALSO IN~TTE touR RT'fENTION TO OUR,
ROAOTED COFFEE.
Oflve fue a call and examine for yourself.
Articles too numierous to mentton.
a . Q.14EN &EN
STILL TK
B. SUGrENI
I do not
prices in
per,but g
call and
find that I
tie eheaj
tihe cheap
don't you
may 28
THE GR Al
W-0N
WINTNS
----0le'
1IDINAUGNI COYLIANI)IN(
TIRE REIGN 0
-<
DRIVING forever into oblivion that
stroyed the people's best friend-THE
99 gauze und rnhirts reduceil to 2
70 ganze undorehirts reduced to 4
55 gauze undershirts reduced to 6
I . EDP "r
MY entire notion stock on the conti
former prices squaro in half.
Broken lots in Mis'so and Childre
100 dozen ladies striped hose, in d
Best goods in the market for the mono
35 and 40 cents.
lOR THE MEN-1,000 pairs Ge:
5 cents a pair.
Further for the men- 390 pairs br
best British hose ini Winnsboro~for 25
NECK WEAlR AND SILK
25 dozen Ladies' Lace 'fies at 5, 1
4 dozen Lndies' Lace Ties at 75,
been bought far below their original vi
their goods right for cash and cash on!
HARDWARE I HARDWA
One dozen King's Own fine five fit
Five dozen cotton hoes, 6t-, 7, 7} i
of 40 cents. Old price 65 arid 715 cents
- Just received lFowler's Patent Fly:
sold in this place, for CASH OiNLY.
PAINTS; PAJNTS.-I am agent
the Uniitedl States. and wvill fiirnish my
than they enh buy themn elsewhere for
WANTED -5,000 p~ounds cottop
Also the highest market, price paid for
Js Le MIMI
THE
may 20
1 I
Ss a tompotand of the virtues of sarsa
dock, with th Iin eopt andr on, lo
all powerful blood-making blood-cleanxs
th uest, safsai <myots efIta
alterative availale to the public. The
scienced bf medicine and chemistry have
never produced a remedy so potent to
blood. I, cuseres Srofula and all
sci-ofulous diseases, Ers ipelais
[Rose, oV' St. Anthony's Fie Pimn.
l~es aund Face-g'ubs, Pustilos
Iluniors Sal Rhotesn Besald saa
Raths-nor ,ercuirial Disease NR .
rrular tIes Jaundice Aections
tion, andive noral IDesiiy
By Its Aearching and cleansing tuali
wich cotinate t1e blood and cause
derangemenit and decay. It stimulated
the vital fuanctions restores andl pre
servos hiealth1, an <nfusce now lie an
aulferor from any disease of the blood
SA1 SAPAI L T.A a fair tial1.gvoAE
Iis folly to experiment with the nud
mrnalow rice ditures, without
cn o such concohtrate d curative power
most reliable blood-purl fhor known.
feconfidenco of millions homni aIu
benefited.
PR EPA RED BY OR. i. 0. AV'ER & C0.,
Wratical andi Analytical Chemists,
L.owel, Mass.
60WD av AlA. flavefftt *7rwasa.
EY COME
IERIMEB'S.
quote my
the pa
live me a
you will
sell a lit
er than
est. And
forget it.
ID DEPOT
BORO.
TEHEL DE)1 fT.
F. TERROW,
system which for long years do
[R POCKET BOOK.
5 C ell t5.
cents.
) conts.
0 to the f06'1t Counie(: t
n's, reduced to 5 cents a pair.
ark colors, reduced to 10 cent8.
y. Something nice at 15, 20, 25.
its' brown half hose out down to
Owri socks redcucod to 10 delts, The'
-ents.
H ANDK(1!ltCHINFS. ..
), 15 aiid 25 cetts.
10, $1.25, $2.00. T1hese goodsB Iha
Iue, and parties who w*aht t6' htig
y should inspect ithese GOODS.
RElI ItARDWAIIFill
igor eradles, at $2.65 CASit
aches, at the astonishing low pirido
'an at $2.90, lower than ever before
or clne of the bost mixed paints in
custoiners with these goods 18ees
ho Almighty Dollar.
rags, for which .[ will pay 12 centsa
hides.
NiAUGHE
LEADER OF LOW PRICEli
FRESH QRODiERIES1
U.~tGA RIS, assorted. Coffeecs, Rio,
Lat'mavra and Old Gov .lJvta.
[hio an11 Old Gov. Javt iU'ast ed.
L'cas, Black, !iijrtup tl lfunpo tleri
11ud Young Hlysoin
Peatrs; Pench
na'oes, l'ahnoIn, --
~evl os, Pi liit t
how, Assorted Piekle, t.. ,t
ni's W~orcester'shi ro Sauce.
J. F McMASTERI &
sept 14
SEED$ THAT SUISPRISE I
THE3 FARMIInWO "BONANSA."
~xtxe new vegetabfl ftm 5. .,dl rn~
n seem acya ovrn her P ptetIotr
cokd esnt hyn* N eta a p cur tna
e o rdo mor plnas. 5e f acis a aie . ba
Qn aer e hvi1 mor teat p roln st - un-y
eve g w n 11 w ran ct uap ~
at 8y et a pe Ca hop c n .p loti
peda r pape (ono Ver seaEr
Aess~Y ea( a1t~i, N uN eta. Aan, ou'pr 1Im
*q nut sf cv n vWa.Lc. athutar s)er 93