The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, March 15, 1883, Image 2
THE NEWS AIND HERAMO,
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AM'USTA Chronie: 13Ritmore Is
-. med at 11e prospective loss of >the
rter supply. There would be plenty
f oysters If thle barbmiwitry of enIllinlg
ien Wwi)e dtoppedl. The manl who
.:ts a canned oyster ought to be sent
'On jail. . Lot the M1ary1and authorities
t'k Dyster anl1Ding a felony.
A mEPOIRT CORIeS fl-OtIl WaslitoII
hat President Aibur is siffering-fron
liright's disease and that ho las 'be
come very despondent. le is troubled
with insomniia and fears hoi will not
!ive Another yeAmr. Ie hns vufereod
ver,y much within the past week, and
his physicians say ho inust take a. rest,
alnllge his nanner of living and live
niore simply if he would be well agali,
CHNUM17.Fi Journah: Vlfe gubtha.
torkl fever is epidemic ill Georgia,
nnd)( tfloy'say If you1 mneet a mnanl anid
aisk him how heo ls, hie will limmiediate
ly reply-that hie Is In tho hands of Is
frienlds- thfat hie has Served- the state
to tie best of his ability, but vill not
engage in an unsecnly scramble for
the Governorship. Meantimo Gover
mor BOynltamn holds tle fort.
Ti1.New York Herald, referring.to
Congressionl legislation on the sub
jOct'of adulterated t4ns, says.: "Ac
corcling to rmtual Ianalysis.and common
report there have been buId fi the
alleged ten of coilierce linutgalls, cur
ranit leavem. iron filings, filbert huskq,
sulphate of coppor, oak bark, horiets,
nests and waps' nests shircded and
colored, acetic acid, aloes, coiimon
gieon pailt, Iuld in various forms,
desiccated dooriats, poach leaves,
Iarred rope that had been ground to
powder and soaked in sea water, Ina
nilla, paper, bamboo laves, ,veminal
gras, ammonia, arsenic, stable sweep
ings andmany other tings too mnuier
(11s 1111d disgustiig to nction. We
have seen several persois wiho seeme(d
to thrive on this dict, but what a
digestion the tea-drinker mupt pos
sess P,
Tim United States government-or
the po1li ilans who have te cont.rol of
i--sems determined to annoy. and
oppress om- people inl every way pos
ible. Arrests of good citizeis -we
already bieen miade, onl p)reten(1dd
eba:rges of iratimnidat ion of voters and
violationi of' the laws of Congress, nd
t he officials seem to lbe ex tending their
field1 of OperiiationsI. Chlester, Mar).
b,orough, Lancaster amid ot.heir enniesj
a re to be inivadeti by a lot of dlepuity
mnarshiams, arrd imiiocent ci.izeOns are to
beh dragged before Unaited States comn
i ssioner9 oin the ready oa(his of rene
gaides anId hirelings. All theC inidica
tions are (lhat ofty people are to be
palSsed through the same caepCidene
they had last spring. -Some of the
patrties arrested will, of course, be
bound over for tr ii, ii we shall hauve
a repetitioni of4 Ilia senees eancted in
theo United States Circuit -6n last.
April. It is ntot expectedI tha;t aniv
body enn be conivictedl. TIhie reprne
sentatives of t he goveirnmnt (10 niot
hope, by aniy.div.ice,- so to pack thec
juries t.hiat:.thogvaoll.bo composed eni
tirehy of partrisn iinig Lu conv'ict
i ninocent men01 for political endcs. Th'le
object is to subject the good people of
r ~~the State to annlmoyance and1( expenclse,.
mi the hope to dleter thorn fronm makinlg
future eIi'rts to retain w'gi holnest anui
capolble governmnat. ill tlic-good peo
3>lc of South Carolina would coinsenat
to remand thleir. government to th~e
]laidicals, there wonl be an entire end(
to these prosecntions. The whole
power of the govern.ment, all the a
cin iery of the Federal Courts, is be
inIg used in an effort to. restore 4the
power of a political p)arty. T1heo talk
about vinidicatigthlen majest y of the
Jaw, protectlig' the right of suf frage,
* and urIfyinIg the ballot, is all stufl.
The very men01 whio arc dihng. this talk
hlav beeni iiCe a comlpaniions - amu. ,co
- workers of coarrupltioniists, thiever"andc
perjuriers. It, is fully to say that snah
men01 lave any lofty hmot.i.vo ini t.hnes
* Ii~roscntions. They are--working for
pa.v and for.rlevenge.
As .shoiVing the limpresslin whilch
* ~those p)rosecutionis meia.o upon ont
i'iders, the Col ubia corrdCspondenit of
the N'ews. and( -Courier wr'nites:
'flhe whit.c pe'ople or *the :State may as
-'weli make upj their muindM that they have I a
nuidergo) aniother such ordenl as 'that
through whaich they lpassed last spr1ini g
T.hle trials in April wilh show.the salonaiu
. cruIpulou?aness onith partofteUdd
States dlepar-tmieint of injulstiec. . Nort.hern
mein speninag the winter in Cobumhia say
' '~' that if the people of Newv Engliand - we're
1% ~treated as th-io F'airdleldl Demiocrat we re
treated last weqk thby wouhld rise up~ and
lynch their peCrsecutors... They' regard *thet
jatienlce and for'ben:anee of Our people un
deir the petty tyramnha of Brewsiter andu
Alelton as Phlenomeitnal. They would not
permit at home, they sar, arrests to 'be
linade on such ovidence as that pr)odneved in
~, . 'thu .IMnticello ase. Of course not, It .Is,
,~only the rebellious Rted.sirtsL of South'
CarolIna who ar*e patient andu doni't get
credit for it. I am told that hn New Hlamp
~,# .rshire United States deputy miarshials have
beeni'appointed only once in a nnmhber of
years, and that onily for one townishly at
sone election. Brewster couldI not do at
'a" home what la os hCRiere. T'he States of
the iNorth, I amli told, would not allow sucha
nJ~terferece with their electionis.
-inte Iron miedicline, beneflcial to thue
ast gn well 1as thae old( who smafer f,roia
in, ote-, Is Brown' .iron hjitters. *
W INGB FIRTB BLOMOMS.
The Arbutn Under the Snow Not y4ore
-oewari than the iloonnk nBonUetb
(A ew YorA M*ofning Post. ]
ly of the earlier novelties in
sprinig bonnut, eulatihg fihe style of.
-file Kate Greciaway smidels) fiving
the most of-thie triming pI aced uponO
'the crowns) some of whi a are con
pletely covered with tiny loops of
satin ribbon; others have the - brim
covered with a flat rtfilo of croton lace
anid the soft crown of dark Velvet, or
iII sOMue cases the Crown 11 replaced by
one m1ade of interlacig Ot toman ri b
bonls about two Iticlies In wldl, in
shaded or contrasting lities. In s(raws
the handsomest, are those mado of ex
ceCdingly narrow, fany .braid of dead
silver or gold, tle braids being 8titch
ed veryelosely -together giving the
effect of -9 .11ietallic botilet of lightl
weiglt One of these, a rlodel of the
Tyrolean shape, with a pointed crown,
Is of pale dead gold, with a linlinig of
roval cardinal and a triitniling of'black
slii8ll lace cascaded around tho
crown, vwith Sprays of -oinsoii un
mouunted roses nestling bere and there
among the falls of laca. ' The osioi' or
l basket bolmets -of Iftst setol -have
been revivod and:are laden with ipring.
flowers -and crystalized losses and
grasses. The close-fitting French bon
'net Is too becoming and too elegant
not to be retained iitthe first -rank, it1
is as suitable foit' the most claborate
toilet as It is for .the most Miplei tih f
onily-diferonne!boing-Iln the m1aterias
am t rhnunings of whIaLh tcl -are
miflde. I.
A stylish spring botmet in ''Queen
Mab" shape, which is of (lie poke or
der of bonnets, is imade of amber-col
ored straw. About the urown is
diatped a wide pattern Of '0(1 Ince, 4
which partly veils a si11ll wreath of
scaRIle roses and mnigno1id Cs. '1e in
side of, the.bonet is faced with crim
Sotn .Velvet 1111(1 upon -he extreeto edge
is set a row of pale ainber heats.
A NOTED Ass.%ssI Di.: i. -Johannmes
-81auf1', thle (germanl who m111n-ivred thie
Cotintess Vton Gorlitz nearly thiit y-six e
yel's 11o, lied recently ill ChiCago.
The fitet of' his death has oily jiul t been I
lilltdo lill0olVII pi'tt l -i *)' ue IIt '
mad knwn lwogh prV'ale letter. t,
Whenl sttatl', mu1rerled lthe Counltcas-3 .
hie wals inl thle emlploy of' C(nmt Vonll
Gorliz. The Count twis it ia dinner
pmrty, and] retuingil- hlomle hize f*oundl(
his wile %iling ini it Chair inl her eb:m11
bor dcald, wil 1) imarks of' blood ln her
dress. For years till ellivs Io ntiriavel
lo Imystery failed; but su11ion wais
strongly direcled agailst Ile Counit !
himsellf, 1until Staiufl was oine datv de
tecti'd pulting poiso) ill one o~f the
Colut's dli . lie wal.s arres'e'd anld
phiced inl the dock. Theii more evi
dence catle to l-lit. Jeweli that Iad
belongCed to lie Coulntss V(.I (d Ill
inl tihe posse.ssionl of' Stanll's father,
anld tie ol luian anlud his othelr soin
were also arrested. T v liber
ate(d, provel Pntirlv1 %illes, but b)
the tes1timiony, priniilally of, Schiller
an1d his wVife, JoIaNn11es Slat1 was
fotuid guilty in 185)0, th1rce years alter
the comt::ission of' the deed. Jusft he
Fore his convietion capital puniill1enlt
was abolished in lIesse iarilsadt, C
and he wazs hf1IItiorie setncedq-AI to i.- .
pr'~1isintit for1 li fe, and1( was icar'ce
r'atedl in)(1 th 'Forres of$5) .\lrieslios-4
I Le wats releatsed iln 1872 on condiiitijon
of his leavinhg (theCii cuntry'. lie came u l 3
to Chticago anid wor'ked a'stl an express-' I
man11 utitlhe died, .lie conftessedL to
huavinig- kilIled the Coiuntess byi cuhkinig
lher to clet h. '
X NI-:au's TIiomi.:I -ro Glov'euxou
S-i..riui .:Ns-.( 'ov. A lex. II. Stephlens, 7
theo Chief Exceuliive of' ouri Statie, 11
passed( awanto 111)hle embrhiaec of thie
dh.gtrioy'err-deth1.- it hi m Geor)iaf,-thi
South and th11 le whle Uion hauls lost ai 1
great11 inan.) 1 Ts coloredt manL Iis hereir 1'I
(ot one of' his hest fientt ds amtionig the I
Southern men01. it is need(less tot ' '
dwell t11pon his 'ir'Ilies, as thiei'e are
ofthers whlo will per'formt thbat part far'
betteri thlan we -Can ini (111ur111 hube
st atiOn. Ifu t inl order to show (lie in
(erest, appreeiatfin, ami4 the loss IhIa t
we feoel wve wr'ite t hese lines. Wheni
but a- 3oiimg man11 int college, strungg'ling"
wvith tIe (lSdisavata ge's of povertv', hte3
manltifested his frieiidlinens anid k( t'in I
feelingL for' tihe por1 neOgro, as I i~ i-d.
tid bylll one of' our1 (best colored cit izents,
who wailed upn im ihelin. Oni crer'v
visit to his Ala Vater .ho wl'
and14 pmour 'oi'th his good wishes for' (lie
lipropeity of' the race in mor0lal. lIIc
has editad severai'~l y'ounig tein of' ouri
rafcO' and1( generiously' pirov'ided f'or his
f'oi'mer' slaves. Atlaho ugh a 1 lleicrt,
yot he had (1he intereOst of thie colored
i'ace iat binat.- ]10 had- a grandii oiltt
lie desiried (o ac('omp)lishi in the i11Ier
esi. of' the coloi'ed man11, anid we sht: ni'ml
lneve'r let our1 1iiemory' fail to pla1ce him
minoing (lhe f'oremtost ofit' 011 r(iienids.
Wo will no0w leavn him, wil hi li
good works shalfFcause his inme to he
on thte plinacele of' honoi' beside (hoso
of' Amuerica's noblest dpIar'te.d: -sois.
Athens' Recor'd.
A Ni.:w Wo- Fo'~N'n.-Thei'
Iplanet Jupiter01 has .reenti" de'veloped!
a huge red s)ot on1 his 'sm-ften, an ui
aIst toomer's al-e muchil inttere(st.ed. T1hi
&Leeral oiion111C epressed is th at. J1utpi- -
(tr is a world wvhie'b is v'et in a veryv
eaily stage of' its geoc t rphicaIluhst orv,
.itand that in '-te greaQt red spof, and3( in
,:ome' (other'i 31 re a'riuble spots9 wl hieh
|'tiie made(( .their a'tppeaanluce upon0 its I
8iurfaceo, cyldei18n1'ae seetn that (lie
l.hm.elt eitherci haiis atlready( a solid em'
Ihqinid <mn'e, or' (hat (lie formialti
of' such: a1 sur1face hats beg'ni. Severial
theoiis tol aticcount fori (the ?!rea(tl lredI
sp.ot, which was uipwardi 'of 30i,000f
wVide, haveI' beent suggeshtd. ( )n ithe(.1
have,' lbeen tak Iing plahce wichdo (1br'e v
iup i:fo (to he atmosphlere aI lmas ol'
smoke1( and er'ttpled nma ltials whlich
formhied the red'( spot. A ntol ler' liheory
was (hat the ernst (if (lhe p)laneit whuer'
(1h0 spot appearedl'0( muay' Ihave beeni ox
ci'lpitially haeated, so (lhat (lie atmos1- hi
plhereI aibove it was kept free fi'om p
Cliouds. A Iiird thior reg'l'!arded' thei~
red'( spuot. as possibly it sol iditied maluss1
Stust up thrnoutgh its gaseous and1(
?hluid surround111.inigs, antd lurininug, per1
haps, the nelcus of onle of' the f'ut ur'e
lonItmenlts 01' the W.inntt planet.
Yni Lumib6r Chap-i WitVnte. P
' l'heo meni wiho cutt and( hanlt lumber tare
feam fully explosed in severe wetathler, anid,
atho ilugh haridy and r'uigged, are't some10 times
laid 4151de fr'omi ( duty. M~ir. Ratndall, of
Auuia, Mnite, who24 Is e'xtenisively on
gaigedl I (to hitmbeting buislueCss, writes bt
thaitt one4. of his mnen wtas attaick~ed with a I
terile sorb thr'oat, so that they thtought lie (
woutld die': TJhey admisIteredl l'uny
l)Av'nt's PAm.! KILux.n, both iterlnally and I'
externially: In anl'hour the snlYrcir was *l
relieved,.'and the niexti (lay lie was at wo'~rk
as usuol.*
---All ItrtOn prtatiittionis blacken thie
teeth,. constipate the bowels, and give
hea',dne(h wi' h one excepItion), that' Is I
.lirown's Ir'on BIte:s.
WoM .'s INF.UENUE ON SOCIA.L
IFE.-Mlein, s a rtle, are attractedI
vf 14n),itiful fae, but It is an Inter
al tbetIII % of elilurteor h.y 'Ivhlch a
vomat eiln e.xeit the gre4tbst amount
>f leiltliite. A true-hiiided aa4
hotgh Irqt- eClniored 'Lv the iare of
)ersonal beauty, ,will sooin Aeel the
iollowiless of its charing when lie die
|Rvers th ladhk of betuty in the minfi.
.esilnably gr'elt is the'influence that
i svet-minided woman ninay wield
>vel all around her. It is to her that
'iends woulI come ii season's of-sor
ow and sickness for health and ddi
ort. One soothing touch of hfor kind
y hand would work wondeM -in the
overih child. A few \vordia let fall
'rom hr lips in the car of a.sorrow
ng sisW1, would do much to raise the
oud of riof -that is-bowing its victlin
11 anguish to the dust. - fihe ' husbaild
ome.1ome -wvnrn ont i'Ith the pres
uro of'business and feeling Irritable
-tith the world iII .general; but vlenl
lo tnters the cusy sitting room and
Ces tihe binto of tihe bright fire, his
lippers placed in readiess by loying
landsa, :81ad mcots -his Wife's ihIlit)
Ace. lie succuibs at once to Ihe sooth
mig influence which acts as tl bal of
od to his wouided spirits tltt ifb
vearied with combatting tb steri
Calities of life. 'Thme rongh school
moy flies in a rage 0t>tn 'th hauits of
4s CompanMionls to 'lind solace in his
nother's 'amiles. The little oie,.ftll
of grief.at Its owin large trouble; 11fis
.Iaen of rest ol its Illotler's bosoin.
LIld' so ofio IuiCiht go oi with Instance
fter -instance of tihe inlfluence thtt It
weet-mninded woman has in -the social
io with which she is counec(ed.-St.
Fames' MIgazina.
(1k0Mu.% VWJ;itw"S.--Ain Atlanta (.416
-Im says that. after much :sttggling
lie Conetes ibr the Governorship is
iarrowimng dowm to a race between the
etun 'bent, Go.ernor Boynton, and
x-Shtenker Alconl, IVhO .lninde such a
4Iter caivass acgahst the late Goy
rilor Slepliens inl the last caminlpaigl.
hief.instice Crawford, Whomn SiCph
1.s Oesirod should Succeed hin, Mon
4y dci,-hned to (ako part in the race,
L beiug tuderstood that Boynton's
rields Would Slipport him for the full
rm whon tie time comes. Captain
aIkson) holds Ink--,0 the race fo6r the
id term. ColgrcSstianl 13loulnt has
ecided to remain inl national politics,
s lie hopes to be chair-ImanI of an im
>oruamt commit-tee ii t.it Deiocratic
Eni-ess.JEX-Sefitl-r ticDaliel and
x-( o 'mgressman 'fate Smith, who voted
1inlst tihe Electoral Commniission tid
lised to speak to Ihayes, may possi
v yyet come into the race.- Tihe resig
.iion ol' Scmtor Joe l13rcrOn iS Tre
amr(led as fikreym tihe meine ftit ire amd
here is a rood deal of tradinix on this
r1*obability. Events strongly favor -
lie elec!ioi of loynton as Gov.erlor,
AF AW.(i inl Successionl, and the others
ill wragie over "Joe" Urown,'s re-- 10
lial ilS'
n;i
STRAw nER Ill Es AT TH, NORTI.-Thie
i:;-Iitimore Ameriemn, of the 8th ist.,
ays: "'lie first strawberries of the -
eason made their appearance in the
itv this week. ThImey wepe for salet.
evera con'ectioners. 'here have bedI
) l'ar on!ly 1-10 <]narts recived ini this
'i y and onily part, of this lot was ex- r
>csd ihr sale. Part w.as shipped~ to J
Vashiiingtoin, and- a few helgvoc -t s,
wvell thme qjutit-v' ah etid'y ini NTew
Lork, whofe, it i's estimat.ed, 50,000 4
warts have already found their wvav.
hle fIrst i toake their appearance in ;
lhat cit.y retamiled at $2 ant! $2.256 per
mionm. Now thd6 whmolesamle pirice is'
5 cents anid:Si ,per quartit.- 3 1 alti
none y.esterday'. the wholhesale pf'ice
ra i retail $1.25.- Another invoice
rIl l 1e hero' to-miorrow,- Aud' str'aw
erries will begin to get p)lentiful. '1i
heyc~ are shuippjed at preseut fron:a
"Iorida."''.
DIPH TH ERIA'
HAS
ff0 CH ANCE1
WHEN TREATED WITN
Perry Davis's Pain kifer
This wonderful remedy has saved the
lives of many, many chldrenm tl
who were almost dead with
DIPH THERA..
a. lHonry wilson, Lawronce. Mass., msn
t a d liot xorumedIsoud T
e it. Perry Davia'e Paia Killer eaved n
- lAtieounn aeh, Wash , sLa: tmhad
seoly. Pan Kilord*tth awy.My
D RGGITS.AlLKEEP IT.
ERTIVIIdZElRS z the
WERITILIZERIS: as
Cm
BATISFACO v1'IUCES I
TI heg leave to almanOune'e 'tlat I' n:W p"4
art'tn to furn'iishm, uponm thme moust liberdi
'Ilmus, h
AV-ANSA OUJANO,
ATL'A NTil'lP[OSPII[ATF,
(ElFIIAN KAINY1'l',
A d1'hhy will he kelit alay-o 0c
nud, mmal Ireslpect.fulily as - a share of
tt.ronage'.
fSArftSPAXrTibON ASSURIED. N
.J. 1YJ- DTEWARLT.
Fbh 3-tximu
JNDERT?AKER'.S
I AM3 p)tlesed to iforth the publlc that I
ave oin tuand a-fuill lie of
WtFE'1NS, D UIYAL .1O01tkS,
:te., anjd am Drepaned to do anytlHing in
We ask for a shanre of thme patronage.
J. M. E'Z;LIOT T, 6t. l
lI !n m
Know
Ihat BROWN'S IRON W-M'Mltt
will cure the worst case
of dyspepsia.
Will insurea heA iiT ce
and increasi gdls;io
Cures general debility, and
gives A hew lease of lif&
DUopels nervous depressiod
dnd low spirib.
Uestores anexhausted.nurs.
ing mothertofull streutgthi
and glVd? Abilddant suar.
tenance for her child.
8trengthensthemuselepat
nerves,enriches the bloo&
1OvercomesWeakness,wake
,fulnesa,and-lack ofenergy
!Keeps off:aft chills, feverds
- -ndothetrmalarial poisons
Will infuse *ith new life
'Aie weakest invalid.
37 Walker St., Baltimore bee. -
For sixk years I have - fm
sufTerer from Blood 'I Il s
pepuia andConsti ..on.andbeca
sq,4ebilitated that I could not retal
afything on my stomach, In fact,
ll had almost become a burden.
Finally, when hope had almost left
,ne, m husband seeing BiRowN'a
luoM Trns advertised In Are
paper, induced me to give It a trialt
I am now taking the third bottle
and have not felt so well in six
#cars as I do at the present time.
Mrs. -MF ONar.
BROWN'S i6N F317EM
will have a better tonic
effect upon any one who
needs " bracing up," than
any medicine made.
PAINTING.
k NY Job of OUTSIDE PAINTING,
be durale anI Jproperly done,
he so by .using the best material
WRE LFV) and UNADULTrEiATr
INSUEA) OIL. These articles are r
Wtr than usual, and PU1TRE ATLAN'J
ud LOUISVILLE LEAD, Rkw
(J EDJ,NSEED OIL,.can A)e i1
Also, one barrel COA L T AlI for sale.
NOTICE!
[IIE subscrIber IntrndIng to nmnkt
Il rI i out, unltil d Iisponsed of,
tire st)c.k of groceries at cost, fotsc.an
liver Viy.
R, reena and Parched.
:'<Fours of all Grades.
ackerel in' kits, qauarter andi half hnrr
Gre'en, Bl'ack and Gunpowder TL'
ulanned Goods andit Spices.
N*w,Grleans Mo teses ajud Syrt
niilatP a'di r4t- it
isha Potatoces, OnIons Peas anid 136r
Our stock of Groceries is complete. N
the timne for housekee'pers to com it
y in their supplesu at Low FIGUnaEs.
S. *. W'!LPFE
IUNICIPAL ELECTIO
~OTICE is hereby given that the am
etion for Intendant and- four Ward
r the TVownt Winnsborh,, S. O., wil!l
ti in the Trown Hall ont Monday, A
1, 1883, betw'een the hours of seven,
,and nyeor p. mn.
Th'le hooks wIll be open for Nlegistral
T Jhursday, FrIday and Saturday, ni
credintg the'da~fef' f- Auth.m:' opiening
K, a. mn., mid closig at si', i.- di ;-.
y.
T[he following citizens are tilpoin
anaigers of said RegistratIon and E
in, viz: J. W. Seigler, E. S. Chandler
'lilis Goode.
By order of Council:
Mehi 8-tdl J .CE # ,lr
SY virtue of a'warrant ni lin to mue
reeteed, I will tier foI sale befora
uret Ilouse door in Wilnnsbo'rb, 8. C.-;
FIRST MOND)k'JN"APiIL NEXT,
thin the leg~ai hours of sale,'tothe hIgh
hider, for CASil, -the fbllkw'ing-descril
operty, to wit,:
F'orty lmiheils ofr n, more or It
ree htundrq 'litindles ctFol fi bIre
as, fort,y -h aJYteIs of C2ot'iyyre'tee oro
as, andi a .ihnall lot of 1[(ry--feidn uj
the ar 'tof HI. A. httndriok
lie udiek at the suit of wV.
JNO. D. -McA I;IE'
Wlin' Omee, 8. F. (2
treh 9I, 1883.
NIeh 13-td
TV virtiue of ant e'xeuttiont to me dipe' t
PI0luffer for satle, b)efore thie cot
tkth dlt"in Winnsbioro, S. C., on:'tito'
Ffna'T MONDAY IN APRLh NEXT,
thin thle legal hours of sale, to the hti
biuder for (CASII, the follodii
All that pI9 8 ' - >rce or tract (1l' :10f
uig In Fairfield Loun ty, South Calil
T WO ItTaq'11c*D AND FIFTY A CR ES,
>re or less, andh ' bhued by lands
mnuel Weir, Annie Itadsell, E arg IRla
I and othiers-leviedVttpon ats the proll
of .John i Castles, tlPi.ensed, at-the suit
larlotte J. 11tlug~h?M Gladney) agal'
raht Castles, as~ Excentrix, et ails.
hiherlif's Omey;. s*i.>g.'c
btsboro, 8. C.,
Niarehi Ii, 1883.
ilEA LED-'IROPOMALS
f.:llowt~Y Coi,#i'froNrdai%FFION
'INNlnouO, S. C.4'Feb.--19, 1883,
EA LED8ropsals fohul1dlnc~a brk
*. 13, will be received at this~ omfieo i
tesday, the 20th day' of -Mai'ch,r I
alders are reqa~ls t nanie'their- su
8, in their btd'- w -b will be'glv'en
aids for the 'performance of hle do
lins andi apeflecations of the work en
mn on a picat~in to 'the Clerk o- I
ard of ounty Commrissioners.
,J. R. IlI-AWEY,
1Reb 20.. -l O rnami
311-NG SPRING
.snbm i SPRING
Q.JR NEW 9TOCK OF
SPRING 9ODS
IS ARRIVING D A I 1A.
Ifigi otned a Ane line of
MEN'S,
SOYS' US
-in
NEW Af11 DE8iRA9tt
:,6 'Y'ES.
W,v, IIRtAyn Ri.ri/ED OUR
LADIES' .1-TAT
OF THE TATEST STYLES,
to
KFROM NIFTEEN CL*-is Op.
ow
ki A call from all is respect- ll
tat
. ti&3 solIcited.
P. L./sYD.ECKER <V .5 At
I)oN'T HU'Y A WAHON UNTIL~ YOU slo; Us. Ci
U-i 3LYSSR 6. D ESPORT IsS.
*WA LK ER'S W1i
8]S?I PC 1 Ff ('.
a.
ps: 51YA~ SIRULY )7O2%>7bifFUL
.hMIICD Y H AS Nit VE R.
F'AILish T1O CUR E
As'. , CONSUMPTION.
OW: Its specedy action upion all Urcunphial 'and
ntd i Pulruonic A ffections is beyond belief
I to t.hose wbvn b' o.never tried1 It
It speedily allavs .Brorihial ar~4
monic Fevers. It is a wonerf~crul
* EXPECTIrOR1ANTl AND) H E A L E R.
It~ keepl thei digestiveoandl urinary or- ee
ual gans in a natural nt!uhedthy condition
WWt~ it
bI PUTRIFIES THE BLOOD,
a.Instantly relieves night sweats, goner y;.
of appetite an d gen oral debilir. It lId
* been kn owdenoly..fb ur fenni and
~T'S N Aii FATTlID T'O PENFt'JCT
at A CUltE.
dh Any one afilicted with what.is generalij
conlsidered death's (arantl coi. consump-n
tion canD be cnred for $2.50, $5.00 or
d$10.00 according to the stage which the
ee- .disease has reagibed. .No patient hgs yet IT
Lid taikeni $10 worlth bcrdiro-aen- -wga'lfbeted.
The SPECIFIC is recommiended dtalk for'
puhnlounary atl'ect ions, and thoso d1esirm'M
to use it can (do so by s'ending~ their orders
tto) the prori,toxs of this paper or dlirectA
to mte, statink~ tiat you sawv this ad vertise- /
-- iat~ ia IAhe 1' iinnsboro NEws ANDt1 ilEIALiD. -.
R,IUEURYATHOW CEMI-3DY
CuresRIheumnatis,either acuto orchhn
ie, in from eight to ten days. get
est Price by Jixpress, $5 per Bottle
ed . J. W. WVALK-Elt, * 'N
0'FItANKLAN'O-,k .C. A
or June 13
~JUST RECEIVED!
--)iO?o"timuli'd Blarrpelai mr, air.(41Ydes.
'( uo Carload4 ReitUusiroThOats.
'Lkrd in BaIT15, BUidl&Oand CanIs, andit a
J Mpply of Bacon, Matal,- Pett(lrits and(
Silit have a'.Cew barrels Chaee New Or..
lt Mlas, odn Sydp, a lsoe
''oininon M%inses.
ha 8iin-Ghlhulated, Ct Ir;oaf, Pulverlzed
of and lirown.
tiCoffees-Old (overnmnent Java and threo
I ~ 4hades Rio..
-#,iegar-White~ WVine and( CIuder.
FieFeed--splenadidfoMlhCws
and( Ilame Strings, PIowv Lines and(
t~pt Back Bands. The
;D. .L. Fl?ennien~U
rk.
be
10jENGLISH SADDfLR8 FOR $5, $6, $7 AJqD
$10. Kenltucky #prin1gSeat Saddles~ for
NIIMN
FOR B.
S liE WIttLo
WINIE
3J.
THE ET
STILL SIYING IT
INES, bkANDIES;
OF THIIC C
i.ESIZ oYS ERvn .
MEALS iiAi
Respectfully,
J.
FRElAT ]
MY WD
VJST BiE SOLD, ANI
T E NE'FX T
prices unheard of -iT W
OAKS AND DOLM2
nne a.nd see how ilOei
I be sure t.o invest som<h
Respetfullyg~
N O
FE~ will dui-ng tihe tiresenlt wee'k i
J'resetht standhi, inito the roomJfl II
a .Fil~I'T-U.iaAiS stock uf
'OTS ALV.) Sil OES,
And will ceintiiuie to sell.thecm at 1
[ni order to redu(ce stock.
WVME AND HI
ENNOULN
[N addition th"(Noa$ovI',va-willa
Nf all kI ils-Mtaple and Fane.y.
tag aythi?cg Tot ..wanitatiim re.rntan: lo ' ir f iensa
soilicil, 1a contI.inuhlanc(e. If you wis41
o itr cc cetain avay of having It
0.AIL
STAIND3
cx BAI
LargoRt Importba f orig
teol atock of' o rlg
1~. INO, i , i lAis, j4
nid eTerythiIng else that a flrst
UNvT RVr> nI vDEI?
"I0 Al
AUGH'S
ARG AINS
S'E OtfiT ANYHIING I~
B GOODS
D U-#CTb 'V91CIES,
,71.NG ST ALl
E STAR
LIUORs A4 ~iAS
[iOiEST irANhI)s.
AJVD FISH ER LAr.T)j
) AT A.L lIuRt-ik.
GRO)ESCHEL, Ag6ni.
3BAGAINS I
I
Irf STOCK
) WILL BE OFFEIZED P ft
SIXTY DAY S
NS AT LESS NAN COST:
VI aYn offbidh goods, and you
of your spare chang.
ove our st(,ck of goods 0one door south of otit ~
wV oIcu.pied by Mr. Wolfe.' We' iH} -o&'itInue to
O T IONIS.'
o ks1xIaY.'
114rs, ETC.,
he lowest possible.prices. We nye nowi offe'ring
EAR (YDR PRI1CESt.
[CE MENT !~
iiK 1tfth're1hoviilgia f11l idd c'onplete stock of
C JE IBJ
We An1not enumera'te, 'btt )'.n ma .bo' sure of
l'a be sure of getting it at I1In LOvE$''f PllICE.
id the pi$alic io. th.e intronago we hiayeYmcolved,
hauu b pning you' rofy%l us. OO~~
D WE4Ln LAUDSgI) ALE.
TIIEI 'IGi'T-RUNNING
TIhat It Is the acnw':g t O.eri
tlin 'Irado la a fact''that' canniot be dia1
-MA NY IIAE0.--OEMN1
TLhe Largest'Art'nci '
TheI most Beautiful WVoodwerk.
AND IT IS WARRA1(ve)
. To be1 miiadei of the best mifterltil.
T,'o do ainy and all kinds of wvork.
''o o eaj copt i n i Very respect.
- Ji M; -IlA TY & CO.,
-Wlnnsbolro, 8. C.
Age i.q Yv htte in unouiO e dht( terrlt6
,l)OMENT'IJ 8EWVIN( MACIIINE CO."
'- Ricn , Virginia. -
(T & Co;
uiJ:1t in th So~uth, ofl'cr for' sale "a"w
OE o&COA aES, LE%flV
lass WVhdianl Frenn nJOTha1)..,a