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W4NSBORO, 8. C,
MMSDAY. MARk 26. 1: 1883.
S . RRYNOT,1)m,
ok-AS. A4. nova.ss,J EDITORO.
TuE Atlamna Convtffutjo;jerad
tle silence of the Northern press In
-egard to promotion) of that unrecon
structeetd Rebel, Jildal P. Benjamin, to
Iul Entglislh judgeship as an eviderco of
decliliting vitality on thirl part.
AT the Ilst. essioll of L11h Supreme
Court at Atlanta there were thirty-six
divorce cases. What must Atlanta do
with her ien aild AvoInei? It seems
ihat there is but ittle stcredliess at
tauhed to the marital relation inl that
sectionl of the country.
Tun Supreme Court, has afirmed the
judgment iof the circuit. court in the case
of Mary Belle Jones against P. H. E.
Fuller for breach of promise of mar
riage. The action was brought for
$10,000, which was tried at Laurens
Court, Iouc last yea' some time, and
a verdict for fihe full amount was reni
dcred in favor of' the plainitit. 'flhe
Supreine Court orders fhat the ull
fortiliate defenidanlt pay tie $10,000 in
full. This is expcnsice sport cer
tainly.
A LAw student at liarvard Universi
ty, we are sorry to say, received a
soitnd, first-class thrashing at the
hanids of a colored waiter who was
employed inl Onle of tle stiudents (lilt
ing-roms. The gentleial (liw a
cevlebrity) hails frvom Aer Junicton,
ilasssachtetts, and bears tle inime of'
J. It. Atwood. The difftliully grrew
out of an imaginary preference slIowNI
another studeit at the dinlner-tablv.
Atwood has the repuitation amuong his
fellowv-shudenits of' being at rough, over
bearing sort of a fellow, withI a quar
risoile disposition and ll tilgov
erlallible teiiper. Altholulgl hmliil!htt
ing, his colored antagonist has proba
bl.v taughtli hii a lesson not soon to be
for gotten.
A i- :LI was 1o0ght severail divc igo
between h%vo wolieni itn file vicinity of*
TaIllahassee. Fi:rida. Mlnerva \\hite
aid Fanie c reeni vere the (itinguikh
edl persoinages who resorted to tlie
"code of hoitor", for thie redress of
their grievances-bowie knive:, tle
deadly weaponls, and Faniie Greeti tIh
un1fortutiate victilm. WhatA will fite
couitr vcomic to? Woinenl' amnd tle
bitrbar outs kn ifte int a deadly ad p re
muedi tated combamt ! It is lad entoug'h
unmcouth, t.o look to the exuul code to
revengA.e thiir injura ties, real or imiagi
nary, butI wh len wonien )iusI harce re
courise to it, the inil0enices of ithe
schl boo )0k and theI lible hiave ceasedt
--4ie saddest coimtmntary u pou thle
ci vi lizat ion of thle age.
Ti.: correspondlet of thle New~ York
,Sn), desciing th~ funeral ceremoniies
of thle late G'overnior Stephencis, w rites:
"'After thle resolut Ijions of Genieral G or
don11 ini pri'is of thle dead laid beti
read; then slowly mioing to thie fronit
G.'overnor Cohjmi i) tinedL the ('ar IofI
the vast assemblhiage by the use of' jnzst
two words of int roduct in, G eneral
TIootinbs I Ri.'ing with djfliulty, Geni
cral TIooiinbs fturine: towarids I the lae
face which lay ef heian, an~d bar.+
inig inito tear's lie fotma1l it itin o sible to!
proceed. For severali minni-s lhe
sobbhed like a chil, tand imelted thle
audaince inito torougTh symipathy wi-hi
lIIimi. Th1 eni rec2(overinug fromtm his so- :
tion, lie spoke with sollmewhtat oif his
olid-tim vtig 'or, thle tire tishtintg fromt
is ey'es as lie toumdhed on tohie's iu lich
stirred witini huim I le memiory of' the
past. Th'le G;enerial is blinmd, lhas grownI
llhib andl is t a w reck of ti:e boid
in thle Senate y'ear's ago."
Mi:i:rox & Co. extenids their politi
cal ralid illto Clar'endotnCi couty, a tnt eni
l ast Satur iday' nilght tn illno cenlt citi
z.ens of t hat count v were arres&ted on
grounIiidless chiarge's of' violat ing lie
elect ion laws. Th'le prisonlers were not
in formed1 of what otlfences they were1
aI(cnsedl, butt weire hurr'iiedly carriied oil
to Grah'nlamm. on thie .Nor'theasterin Hai(,
r'oad, wvithIout tiime to ('batnre their
clothes or miake- any~ pr'eparations f'oi
that unknown 1 amnd ext raordinteryv jouir
ney. Th le prisonters otThered to givc
biail to appealr any time and1 place
dlesignua td,hbut hlis s im ple and'( leg'aI
demiaiid wa'~s*.crlly~ refusetad upon tIhe
d1ebasini g a m inlsul ting ple: thlat t hey
would Jose their fli/ea,e if the lai'(Om
plied with lthe t'<ilIest.- We co l ntot
wonilderif our pat Wophl enitetrtied fee'l.
ings of' aimiosity' towavrds thle Covern
ument , wAhien such outrtages aret erpe
trated( tii its. name anmd' nulder1 the'
semnblainee of its laws.
IRELAND AND) THlE EXI'LOSION.
The exp)losion in the cityv of London
several (lays sincer wats doubhtless the
cuhntit ion of a deCliber1ately conicOetedc
and( prcmeditated schemue. It was the
hellish work of' dyntamite, not thle tac
cidenttal eIxplosion of' gas. It is agreed
on all sides that it was the W< i-k of the
Fenians, tand although no gtreat dami.
age mesulted pecunitrily, it is the best
possible Iidex to thec political and
social counditionm of England and Ir
land. Ireland( has not beeni prmoperly
treated by EnJigland, atnd, under .the
burdenus of the government, the gentius
of Irelanid amid thme spirit amnd mtanhoodI
of Itemr pejople htave beenm stmothecred, bult
It canniot afibrd even a shadow of aim
excuseC for the cimo pertpetratedl int
Lonudonm Iabt week. Th'Je wrongs ofj
Illut ulfortunato country cala onli W
righted through th6 legitimato chani
nels of law and order, and If instead
of a &-iori to (he lawfully constituted
methods fur tihe redress of their grlov,
ances, they i1iior-b the mandates of
law, and, socking the pedeo and hap
piness of Ireland, they tranple undel
foot tihe peace nid social order of Eng.
land, the Agitators will be forced t
the conclusion, sooner of later, thal
thex have manifested more zeal thal1
judgtment. Prior to tihe perpetration
of the crime ii-question, the worlking
classes of Englmd were in sympathy
with Ireland in her. sufferings, and
perhaps had the test been made, they
would have joined hands with her in;
her strugles for liberty and good gov.
ernititnt, but jiow their feelings naid
pre.indices lia'vU beeln aroused anld they
are oice nor0 hostile to the cause of
the Irishinti.
O'D)onovanl Rossa, a prolninent trill
agilator of New York; was asked the
other day whether the explosion was
caused by dynaniitc or was au accident.
al explosion of gas. Ile rt-plied i 1 %C
could not Vollow out our system un
less we u1sed dyntllite, and that ik
vhiat caused tihe explosionl; 'ere was
not iny accidelit about it -it was in
tellde(t to do all (le d:1age possible,
an11d it wils donle to show 1-1nghtul that
she had better give Irelantd her owil
l'll iameit l and is at war with
Ireland and 1Ireliand should be at war
wvith -ngland.'
While it is the (uIty of England to
accord to the Irislinen 'all the rights
aid imunit ies of Bmitish-borii sblject.
yet it is equally her duty to resort, to
tle ilost rigorous lneasuires lr the
!up1 )i'e'ion ofhat dageu eli t
tle Fenia tt:, whose diabolieal work is
goinlg on beIea'h the very shadow Of
hier Capitol.
It is the s:me1 da1ngerous law.-Iating
and goverin net-baitg spirit (hat. iM
lo-day inait'esti ng itself in Russia in
tie form of' Nihilism, Coiklmuilism inl
(ierniany and Socialism in France.
''hat tle govenillmenits of Contienlit al
Pillrope are oppressive is beyond quIes
tion, but such a poliil status is
infinitely preflerable to the lawless
reIig of:au-chy, whh wohi%v tolow
SWiftly 11po tle heels of the tritullpb
of tlo.e danger-ous feles.
THE COaUPO. CASE.
Tle Ri'(:.n Devish is O11nmi.d lo bo it VIc
fory for thie Mtate's Orediturs.
I -vw tIcl Yaur rk Tribun.a.,]
The revvent decisitin ()I [lie U'iitv(l
a Sutrin1e (Cot'r, in lt' Virginia
how,IV, w'a' aecepte'd by i he Ilh':udjus~uters'
at' \'Iirynaa as ai victoi'y. C:namtari were:
lived't Ii ltichinoiudic ont ruca'ipt. ot the
i'i.pv of the deci'ioni ofi CIhef Just iec
M:nle,r'eile int (his city~ givies a
new i?::Sse to' the' casie. lna2wever.' ani
Metor, ove'i t he la';atijustet'.. ',' the
werie in:ale' r'aea'iv;ahh- lor' all (axes
wa:s by sw'h :la egi'sbuo .a s t his only
1b-it t he State ('ultdIti indc' I hZ,la2:is
bt' t he ente-/wy?,m ha,it!' to :'cel the
ii('w onles, as~ the coiiuon chise-' ietlne
K) aiake i le bonid' a source'e' 0f somie
eri vab le (ir t a xe. iTh" I.ei Alattn'e
ut 1 .~K, hiowever, rend(er'edl these coul
('.>ls uiseless byx laussingr a law lu'obiib
ii iig tatx c(alector's (af the State fI-oml
reivingyjl inl p'ay:nent of taxes~ any
lhi.ag else ilhtui coia or treaCsuiry or
na ba nk n'hl ot e-. It wads thle q ues'
it of' the legality (of tils aet thai re
-idled in lie buit opon wilhih a deci
-io:a has .inst baeen reicalered. Theli
ab)straeci otf this dl'eiioni tur'rshedu byV
Ibe A.mo'iated~ Press'.', ala,i publilihe-l
brougcahoaut thei coapIlmfr. gav'e an errt
-'ied itha't te Slate has (atentre into a
'ont Inct to rteceivye ite Can; n for15tti
:axe's, anid that tir act which faarbiads
hei C ol lecitrs of' taxes to iteceir 'a thle
.(Cliln'as is v00d. "'Anya act of the
ate wichdei( forbidsl the reacei lt of
.hct-e 'oniaaOS ior' taxes is a vlilationi
ti the condPtreland void as uagainist
lhe coltiaain-hohciers,"' is the laitgz''.
th ti'iourtt. Aguan, the 'ourit sal's:
he'I ig ht of thO '1 boli-htohaler' is to
h'ave his cuauponi received for' taxes
whent oi'i'ed. Th'le qlueia'Ion het.c is
not at to I i~thalb hbut a." to the retnt
dy the h'o!d..r hias for its cenf(oreelet
Mr.~ Williauan 14. lloy'all, ofi t his cit y,
5 couns:el ('or' ai iooal of blh')l( deaauh:ts,
nid iIapeare'id befoa'Cre Ihe S"upren'(le
lIut inl hhlaf itf" t he i'cditor's. lin
peIIak.ing of44) thle ducisi on lhe sabii: "Th('le
onb.'tance oat' the decisiont is this: \\'heni
heo t iX'axa<t 1"IS Ietlti tendre t te tax
-olleactori the State's cupons.a in pav
ntQtt tot' his taxes lhe has dotne all his
htty. It is of' no conisuetee to hir
wvhether' the State gets any~ tevaetnue or'
lot, It' slie ebIoosbI t. refuse hits con.
)onls, andt& be oult of h er r'e'aentue, it is
wani'ts to do a work of' superer'wogiatin
taal1 make her' take the c'onplOtts atitl
a-ec t hem in heri't r'ea.suty, the couti '
lt't a lees thiat lhe mii:t't praoc'eedli tlert
the act of 1N".!. Tli''he iial ont- set
tled is I hat, the St ate eatnnot extierate
hut' 'colea: or's !'romt teir riesponisibhili
lies ua hc n t hey retfis a 'oupon of' (lie
State., It the taix 'ollector' attetits to
levy lor(tat cxe.' ater~i 'ouponals hiave' beent
le('tdered1 i li V' p aent of taxes he' dloes
so at his per'i . lie can iialso be t'u
~ta odI'i'oitu he ~vyi tg Iby gli) iii j ti.
lt. 1:itiert silcb eit'iinistatiCes the
State mu lst prova'id( faort it 5((l )otos, or'
'lse he withouit r'einne for' thle niex t
hiotnds, withI tax-i'etceivale 'i coupons,
for' which the Stato is r'esponiseil.
Under"t tis decision thie htolders of
t hese h)ot'ds willI tetndert heir conpons
int paymet of' Itaxes, and( in caise of' the
refutsial of' a collectot' to accepht I tem,
heal proceedings will be takent against8
the coleefor. ''Itf the dec'isioni of the
Supruetio Cour't is followed tip," said
Mr., Royall, "'V!rginia waaill then be
left without ainy' icomec, unless she
mnake.s some provision for takhng care
r)f thies couipotis. If the decision is
followaed utn in theae suilts it w'aill mean
1 ra. r'elief' to huindrecds of peole
Whlo hae ivested in hantds, who huiave
been cr ipIed hb' such atn investment,
ad who buv'ao hadig no nicants of dis
pos a. ing azf o- uaig thieir' coJupons anly
wiay.,
IQ
T1,P llowing Is a conplete list of
the Lnited States ,ellate, w t1le ex
C0ptoof the rCessor to I" n. 1.
Hlollhlls, gif New()V lnmpir 1- v HO wili
- not be clected till next Juie. Demuo.
orats in R1o1nan, Republicans t itead
Term expires. Terin expires.
ALABA'MA. MIsIssnPPI.
1889 J1. T1. Morgn RM L. Q. Os.11I'mnfar.
1883 J. L. .ugl. 887 J. George.
AlK3AJgsAe. MISSOUnI1
1889 A I. Garland. 1885 G. (. Vest.
1885 J. D. Walker. 188T F. M. Cockrell.
CALTFO1UNIA. NEBRASKA. '
1885 J. T. Faricy. 1*jtF %C.F.Mantderson.
1885 J. F. Miller. 1887t1.al.Vanl Wyck.
COLORADO. NEVADA.
1889 IT T. ]owen. 1885 Y.1. IA Joiles.
1889 N P. 11111. 1887 (.G FAir.
CON'NJEcTh.' ~NIW HAMP81tjIL
1895 tG. 11; Plat 189 11g- .
1887 i j. It. IHawle'g. .1885 t It. W.. Blair.
DELAWARE. NEW JERSEy;
18,89 J. R. MePhrsofi
1887 T.1' Biard~. 1887 tw. J, Sewell.
1889 Eli aRIsli.
NEw YORK.
FT A. 1887 tW. M 1[0r.
1887 . Jones. 1885 E G. Laphai;
18S .call.
OEO?lGTA; j8$ o. aQlhtNA.
1889 A. 11. Cozqifi. 1 / -
1885 J.E. Brown.
ILLiNois.~ L15G f Pendleton'
t889 tS. %I. 0ulloitd: 1887 ftJ. Sherman.
185tJ. A. Logan.
. .1t .l. ,Dolph.
18851 D. \\. Vorhees. 1885 J Of t
1889t.T F. Ilsn. 187 J. I. Mitchell.
1885 W B. Aillson.
ATE ISLAND.
M,'%9 t H. 1. AnthoEy.
1889~~ ~~ "M.1.4luib 87 N: W: AldrIch.
185tj. J. Ingalls.
SOUTIT CAROLUNA.
1889E.1. N. -ec. 1ggg Wa. .Butler.
ms. 18Wade llampt4I.
TENNESSE..
1.01 (1ANA. 18'R9 1U L. Harris.
1889 . L. Gibson. 1887 11. E. Jackson.
1885 B. F. Jona1s.
. TEXAs.
MAINE. 1889 ft. Coke.
18890 - Frye. 1887 S. 11. Maxey.
11,87 E I le.
VERMONT.
AiI,A 1 . i. Morrill.
1885 J. B. G'oomle. 1887 tG. F. Ellulds.
1887 A. P. Gorlmn, -
188 9 *G.. .1. Riddle
18t oJ. V.\.ril
1887 t 11. ,. 1%,%es. 1887 *G F. Ednu.
MIcurtuIA.. WE-:T VIROINIA.
r t1T. W. Palmer. 1889 .J. E. Kenna.
1887 1(). 1). Conger. 1887 J. N. Camden.
M I N. f SO-rA: wistoNSIN.
IS89 f 1). \I. Saiin. 18M5 IA. Cameron.
1887 jS. J. It.3[elillan 1887 1 P. Sawyer.
T(I SucCt:-:D IN FAnc%1N.-To sue
Ceed in flivvimin' sOverat things are
ecessar'v besides agr'eultltral scilee
and1( aE<iun(lte meanl s. RITily as uS ch td
dlepL'.dds uplon savitig Ui)m'kinug. lIn
thle 1irst p'lace, we IiUmt see tha:t there
is no0 muinede.80ary loss and that all
wanstes andi leakages are stopped. The
nauure pile mnust he our' chief con
cernu, ami we must see that every'thime
in t his Jine is s:-poil ut'iliz<d.
Ini the second( pla~ce, we mUSt tuake ont
t he tlarmi every t ling thaut weV cani for
ho:une conIstimptioni. TJ.he pr'inci pIe
little as psible. It is a losing btusi
111>s to s(1! cottoni at niiie cents a
lIollnd~ and'hlt!y c'ortn dt $1 .25 a bushel,
o? to'sell corit at 1ifty Cents ai butsIelJ,
anid 1:a otra~geous piices for our
.'shoes andit clotinig. The sooner we
muanuftacture all that we eat and1 wea
at. hone, the Inore prosperouis and
haiippy we will biecome. And thIts
binigs us to Aniother' requirei'nenit for
suIccess. WeC must lean to econiomize
and1( cturb the disp)osidion to th-e stupild
e.xcess in dress and( displIay, which is
e ~ting to be the curse of theo age. A
lit Ile more of thle prilnitive simnplicity
of the dlays that are gone; in this' re
spect, Wheirthei' it is styled fogyisni or
nuot, would( make us a bettor and hap
I)ier1 people.--Times and Democrat.
-Fa~uir, of Nevada, says a WVashing
toni coreWIspodent,jis the richest Senia
tor; liarris, of' Tenniessee, is the p)oor
e.st ; Shermuan, of' Ohio, is th4' leanest;
D)aid Dais, of' Illonois, the fattest;
Butle'r, of' South Caiolinua, the hand
samlest; McDill,- Oaf Iowa, the tugliest
Mahone:e, of' Virginia, the~ iost hetero
dlox, and MCielil; of 3milneg;ta,-the
most orlhdox. Sen)ator Igalls, of
t7it.neoni, of Pemilyh'adI, thepo
est.:. Vait W.vdk, of Nebraska, tik
wittiest, and MitehIll, of Peni'ylvau
ia, the dullest ; Javar,ud the most
schla~rly and1( Plumnb- te least so;
M organ', of' AlabitfJa, t'ulks the most,
an d JTohnstoW,- of Virginia, the least;
talkbhnry~, of' Delaware is the tallest,
an cawe, of' Wisconsin,- h short
('St; Ediids is the best latwyer
Dav1~is, of West Virginia, is the besi
husinuess muan; Logati t he most noted
Generua l,, and Fryd, f' .Mauine,- the
inost loquent-orator'.
i.ng anecdgte of Alexanidoi- iL-Stephens"
isrelated' iii the Louisvil *e Cour,ier'
Jou:'nul: Thle wife of' a Weste'rn UmifI
gressinian was Oti hoda sliinig by Mr.
St ephens's beside, w'lWnri .hp tkas so
vervdimthewiter of 187i7, and hie
hsearly life. "'Why did you nlever
111n1rry'?"' she asked. ''That's my
secre'l," he relied e'"asi-velv. "'But
we wotrld all like to krioW'It," was
het rces polie'. " Well2', sa id he, grifli
ly and r'eletantly, ''*never' saw but
(one wVomnani I atedC( to mnarrv, but,
she did not walut to mnatrry" Yie. 'T'hat's
Ia. good regason, Isn't it ?"' ''2 hope she'
;lyed to regedt-her' mistake," r'emausrkoei
thle kmiid huearl. "Y-e-s," responded
Mr'. StA' hlenas slowly, "'I think she did,
-A l1Im'bdr of' Friench~ golniimets
h'a4 tested the edible qjnalitiles of the
olinniont earth. woi'hn.. T-h'e wortms
were'1 first put, into v'in7g'ur and mliide ft
o dlisgor'ge the v'egetldb'T6 mohill. Theu e
hey were rolled ini Lbitol and baked,
acquiring a goldenP' t.lit anrd a tuost
ap3pe'ling od(of,' - 1 Oe)' if're' pro.
niounceed to lbe cib'i'~ biettoer thit saIls. ~
doukhi?t, 8peak Aho er WWhtsper.'
Th'lis was CaptaIn )Mar'dig's 'experIence
after exposure In a vIolent stormt off the
('ae oI (f Good Ilopo.. In il@'1mat,lon settled
in i s thrmoat, aid for a ,whil 6 It seemied as
It' he would dIe of diphtheila. As the
Ca ptahiu -1e'er goes to sea without a supply
of PxERRY JAism's P'AIN KILLEn; 'le knew
just what to do. A-dose of Ite gave unime- a
dilate relIef.*
.A setentlqe che'mical compound that
meis health ~IdI streiigth Ie .libwn's Irn
ST AENGTHl
k~,lrusiy ' push abisei
sw8ib-thto study a Pi'fession,
iesgth te regulate a household,
trength to do day,s labor with.
out physical pai; All this repro.
sents what I' Wanted, in thi oftel
eni exproislon, "Oh I I wish I
itd the aipngthl" If you ard
-koken down, have not energy, %i
feel as If life was hardly worth llvZ
Ing, you can be relieved and re
stored to robust h.ealth and strengtI
by t6kinh BROWN'S IRON BIT.
TER%, which Is a true tonlc
medicine universally recommende
for all Watting diseases.
jot W. 7PRtosi St., altimore
]During the war I was inl
Juredinthe stomach by a 'eci
if a shell, and have su fered
romiteversince. Aboutfour
earsagihLroughtonparalf
bs, which kept me in bed six
months, and the best doctors
In 1h, city said I could not
HL: suffieredfcarfullyfro:i
Indigestioe, and for over two
years could oot eat solid food
tod-for a large portion of the
time was un ale to retain ev"I
liquid nourishment. I tre
Browa's Iron Bitters and now
after talking two bottles I am
able to get u and go around
4Kd AM rapid iminprovi;
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is
i implete and sure remedy tdi
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requir
ing a true, reliable, non-alcoholic
tonic. It enriches the blood, gives
new life to the muscles and tone
to the nerv4s
DIPHTHERIA
HAS
NO CHANCE
WHEN TREATED WITH
Petr7 Davis's Pain Killer
Thi ro'niferful remedy has saved the
)ee of many many children
;1thd Gef6 aia'ost dead with
DIPH THERMA.
. ery Pain A rene bo., awy.
DRUGGISTS ALL KEEP IT.
PARNTINO.
ANY job of OLUSIDE PAINTrING, to
bI le dunrable and propewrly done., (can
Th1v he so by usling the best mauter'ial of
P~UlIE LEA'D ant UNAD)U1LTEltAT1ED)
[.1 NSEED) O1L. Thaese articles' are now
ower thiana uisual, and PT R E A'l T .A N TIC
11d( LOUISVILLIE LEAD), IBAW anit
tOILJED INSEED) OIL, can he li:ad at
.h )~a t " W. E. A IKEN.
Also, one bilrref OOAI LiTA-lU for sale.
MIUNMCIPAL ~ ELECiON.Y
NOTICE ia hereby'given that'th<. mmn~al
'lectiona for Intendant and foafn- Wardiens
or thfTo'6i. of Winnsboro,-S. C., wvill be
1ldlt in the'Toven Hall on Monday, A pril
kl, 18831, betweeYi the hours of seven, a.
n , and fiv., p. m'V.
'' 1i hoad Will beC open fob Registrationi
m Thursday, Friday and( Saturday, next
>receding the day of hh etin, opening at
ix, a. m., and closing at six, p. mn., each
lay.
The follo'd1ng etle' af appointed;
tafanagers of said liegIstration and Elec
ion,- viz: J. W. Seigler, E. S. Chanidler aund
Villis G-oode.
By order 6f Council:
J. N. CENTER, Clerk.
Meh 8atdI
UNiDERT AKtR S;
N'EPARTIEN~T'
I A M li1lnse t,) Informi the pioblic that I
aive on hand a full line of
0O3'lF1KS, BiURIA L Rol O8IC,
t., and14 ami preAizod to do anuythilng in
W'e'aekc for a share of the patronadge.
J7. M. ELLIOTT, ,SIt.
Jm IPnifFFN AL .
La ' tk(d, I wvill offetr for sale before
hae eon h.loi?M'door iii Wi fborno, 8. '.
n1 the '
FIltST MONDAY IN API'LJ NEX',
viti'n the legal h:ours of1 s-te, to thec h:igh:est
udder, for CASil, thoTbIoning-describedl
The rigt, itl m interiest of JTacob
l&een, in all that piece, parcel or tract
*f J'id, lyIng iha1tild' Counitv South
~ardlina, contaIing
NE HUNDREDO AND FIFTY'-SEVEN AOIRES,
riore or less, bdun,ded by 'lands of Jonnthian
V. Coleman, Sll$e . 'ra 'lor yd Tholis.
V. Traylor-levid upon a, thF pr4u ierty of'
acob Coleman at the sult of I. N.'ltVihrs
gainst Jacob Coleman.
JNO. I>. McCAR LEY,
Sheriff's Offee, S3. F.'O.
Vlnnsh,oio, S. C.,
Marc'h ti,' 1S; -,
Meh iM-t
1883 1083
8Prtli SFlXN(
~IbRt~SPWtNd
SPRING SPRINt
UN NEW STOCK Ov'
SPRING GOODS'
IS ARRIVING DA I L V.
Just o'pne fi a fne lie ot
i1Z4'S,
YOUTIIS
c-an d
BOYS' SUITS;
NtW AND DEStitAULE
STYLES.
WuIIAVEr- IRECivv.D Ouit
LADIES' IIATI'S
O1,,rTHE_ LATES'I' STYLES,
Fitoza FIFTEI"N CE 'NTs Ui,:
A call from all is respect
fully Aolicited.
1)oN''r BU'Y A WVacoN UNT L You saw cs.
It wi'll pay yo.~ . .
U LYSSE~ G. DESP'olT Es.
SPE CIF I C
TilIS TI? rT V 7FVON7IiIU9'
1t]EMI11H AN EVER
Its sp)eedy act iou upjon~ aill Brcncehial 'and
lPuhnionic Affectionis blevonid belief
to those who have never tried it
or seen it us8ed.
It speedily allavs Bronich*ial and
manic Fevers. It is a wonderf'ul
$$l Mkii i Nb rR1; iR n,
It keeps thme digestive and urinary or
ganms in a natural anmd healthy condition
it
PUItIFIES THE BLOOD;
of apipetite anod gcderal' debility. It has
been knmown only four year's n'ndl
HIAS NEVElf FA ILEI) To PElIFECCT
A CUlRE.
Abyo afilieted with what is generally
Crisi diered d -eat 's (?11nt courib r, conismiri..
tinT.h (can bei cured for f. .10, $5:0 or
.00:o accordihig to the stage which the
disease has rached~r. No patient has vet
taken $10) worth beforea 0c?l e w'sit Treet'd.
Tihe SP~ECIFIG: i\ recoman , emadd onuly forI
putlfOn1ary'ad'ec; ions, and thiose' dleiring
t'3 use it can do som by sending their orders
t.o thns- pro'-priiet.rs of Ihis narnr air. direct
to rme, sta Irmxtk t ha't yo.u a this ad vertise
menit in thme Winmnsboro NEiwi AND IEERALD,
Cures Rtheumatisty, either acute of dchr-i.
im, in fronNighat to ten days,
Pricc by Express, $5~ per Bottle
Jhne i3 FUIANKLINTVON, N.- C.
JUST RECEIVED!~
One Th ndred ihurr1m-s hionr, all Grade'.
Two Carlnads lIed liutst Proof Oats.
rardilin Harrels, Buckets and (Onn.4,' and1 a
suIpply of Ulneon, Me al,' Pearl (Orlts and
Salt always on'hland(, also itice,
~tli have a fev' harrels Chmoico NeY Or
ledis .iLolasses, Goldeni Syrups, also
Connnmon Momasses.
ugatr.s-(G1rannulated, Cut L.oaf, Pnlmivorzc.ed
and lBrownt.
oXffees--OhGovenmenI,It Ja'va and three
gradIes I?to.
T1ea---Greenu and( Blaeck.
Yhtegar--Whmite WV ie and Cider.
Fin'6 Feed-sendcid for Mulel Cows.
~lows and Piowv Stocks, Tfraces, ll[ames
anid IIame Strings, Plowv Lhmes sata
Back Bands.
D. IE. Flonniken
ENGISH SA DLE8. FORl $15, $6, $7 AND
10. Kentucky Snrln~ 5'ut ads .o
MJMN2
IPOR BA
AS IE WILL bDO$E
WiNT3I
GRL;ATLY 1 E I
THE EVEli
T H E
18 sTilL sitzirr wzz
WINES; BRANDIES; L
OF THLE CHO
.fESH OYSTERS ./r
MEALS HAD A
Respectfully;
J.G
GLEAT B_
MY WINT
415|S'Z BE SOZD, .4
TUE NEXT
At prices unheard of in WVinn
CLOAKS AND DOLMAN
Comie and see hiow LOWV I
tvN11 be sure to invest sonr'6 of
RespectfMr1ly;
keep a fl'1'.CI$At ioo no
DRfY GOODS,
CLOT:
ROOTS AND SHfOES,
A r;d iil eoniif to sell Lhe'n at t15101
II Oi'ddr. to reduce stock.
COME AND HEA
A T1.TQ TTANTr
INf add(it.ion to the above, we' '~Ifdd, a1
Ofalt kili-ZStIiplIa'ndI Fancy. . :V. ca
~ettI i u n ting 'ou want, a nd ay al. ob
e retutrni k t oiiiI~ 1our11 frienads and thd
idi saolicit a cnt inuaIUn If youi ish a h a
IliI14 lIiae certini wva? of hata it thana I
T STANDS A
'la Ln'c m pOrtoir8 of .l orolgn; Fruli
elce 8tc osNTfOS
dud( OViorytliibg else that a fll st-cla's 3
7VTy DR ngS FIL.
O'ct 1 xIn7. im
LUG1'S
R~GAIN\s~
OUT ANYTHING IN
u d E% b Put t0"
ING $TAR,
STkAl
H.4AFIWf ~SSOR0ETJf)EJy
F
QTJbRS Aib IGARS
LSt 3 A N t6s.
b ,PIZff BPERr .hAir
T ALL HOURI.
ROESCiiEL, Agent.
AlBGAINb I
ER STOCK
ELZ BE '.#EP,.*D ib
SIXTY DAYS
AT LFN fUAN CO~ST:
an1 offering goods, afid yolu
youir spare .-g.
ROESCIE,cigin'
>I1id by r. 0 oie W 'iii contiu tn
IING.
H ATS, 1 TC.;
'est possible prices. We are iiow offering
R OUR PNlICtS.
>IIMFIESY
p>y dt oliuero buw Y ra b ~i
y speniing your niloney with us. 00.%
~L& LA DZE1DjILE. ~
I' THE HEARE
TI i I20wr-RUNNING'
"POMBISTIC.'
'rhe i i~ a Icn' t Ccdg('(l I,eaderh
I )(,ibIatted.et ~unIg
MANY IMlITA 'E IT--NONE EQUAL!i
'I i tiosti 3ia ti WoodwOr
AIIT 18 WVAERIAN~TED
'T1k boin I3lIte in over*y respect.
J.MA 'BEATY & CO.i
Agent.iwwanted in 1: UUCCJIi tir
p 1)MEJ( 81$WING MACIIINE CO
Rieclniond, Virginia.
&OON;hi CO .N~
Vhiolesale Fr'uit HToied shiould I1VO
LED WIT H .DIS.P17