The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, April 03, 1883, Image 2
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4E148. -4. DOUeArf .
IT leruinored that the. daughter of
enator Daves, of.-Massa.hn0stts, is
-ibout to addept a positIon 'on the edl.
0tor1al ,4rpr lie .Pittsburg- ournal.
Tim'4" assion Play" has boon per
formed befo'e' New York andlence.
atJast . Tho'etnments 'of the critics
aro'goneglly favorable to the perfor m
Tjm Cbarlktt Journal-Observer
f-peakes.ini complimentary tersn of tho
:SCryicos of -"Sunset" Cox, and we bei
lleve favors him for Speaker of the
next House.
AMou the thirteen dfendante re
ceitly on trial in Chester for violation
of the clectionl laws only two, Messrs.
James m.ud Hiilliurd Gayden, were
bound over for trial.
uTntpE are sixty thousand more wo
men in Massnehusetts than mon. No
wonder the women are clamoring In
that State for the electivo franolie
they too have Imbibed tho pet thoory
of the country, "the mafority must
A GREENVILiE COrr-espolelnt of the
34olsboro 'XessCqgCr writes, "that the
)icgro, Wright Daniels, has been con
Victed of burglary with attempt to
rlpe,:and sutented to the gollows."
The Afessnger, We suggest, had better
(lischairge its well-ilforled (?) corre
spondent.
A UENTLiMAN quite prominwit in
Now York politics, suggests Tilden
andl Frank Ilurd for the noxt Demo
Oratic Presidontial - ticket. We must
conn'ess there is little prospect of their
noinination, but certainly it would be
L MUCh St1rongl' ticket 111a IlIan1cock
alnId H'iglish. Forour part we would
at least like to see Murd noinated for
tihe v-ice-presidey. lie is young and
energetic, an able lawyer, and one of
the-most eloqunoit Olihallions of free
trade on tie floor of the i House.
J. T. PEns, the editor of Collins
ville (Ill.) loraid, several days ago
received a sound thrashing .at the
hands of one Mrs. Henry Marshal,
wife of a business man in that place.
Poor, unhappy Peers was badly imark
ed about the face and neck by the raw
hidO vigorously applied by the indig
nlant lndy. Thil cas of the dilimculty
was the pulblicat ion 'of an article re
Ilectinig on1 herself', :hor' husband and
her mother. A woman cow-hides an
editor. lTis is a marvcllous age,
tru'Lly.
Tom MAnISIALI.'S last words, ras he
turned his face towards a w~indow,
were: "This Is the end(11 I am rlyinig
on a borrowed bed, nud(er a borrowed
blanket and in a house built by public
charIty I h3ury mn1( usuder (hant oak
tre~e yonder, where there is p)let'ty of
:roin. I haye been .crowdcd all my
'lc .Such wvere the dy ing utt er-t ucJs
-of 0110 of the most brilliant and clo
squenlt lawvyers in thle amiis of Ken
tucky jurisprudence.
RH,fEY ANJmRsON, whiose tial has,
just closed1 at Greenvt'.ille, 8. C., has
been convyicted of mlurder and11 sen
tenced to be hung on Friday., tihe 18th
day of May. The trial consIumed sev
eral days and( excited mnuch attention
throughout Greenville county. Its
closing scenes and the hour of sentence
wereC peculIarly SOlemn and fim( 11pres
sive. The Greenville News says with
re'ferenlec to it:
The dloomted utmni sat, or rather diropped,
upon01 his cihi as the last (chius(l was utter
('d, and biendinig forward concealed his face
and1( rested his forehtead1 upon0 the rail in
front (If bliu,. In a few mnoments lhe stood
up again with a dlazed, stuitmed
loo0k, and Beverall tears fell from lis face.
Ii is rolatives elisteed around him11, and his
mtot her camie and lent upon the ralling of
the dlock behind lhhtu, seemtlig to be almost
heartbroken. Is wife camoi to the slde
of the (dock and kneeling before 1h1im covered
her face withtl her hands(1. Pr'esently the
otllcer too0k thle d1oomied man1 ini chiarge and
followed by ipost of the (cowd in attend(
aceC lhe left the court room, iIe was takeni
to the( JaIl and( placed in the ell oeenied'(
by the burners, who were hiung hait Ap)rll.
VTE political slate-mnakers of 'Wash
ington are busy in their caleulation as
to who will succeed thle late Postmiaster'
GJener'al HIowe. Th'le frest assistant
p)ostmalsergeneral, Frankl Ilatton, is
considered by manyl) postohlco (depairt
mont omeiers and emlo)ly6s as having
thue best chances for the plaice. Cont
splicuous among the so-called "availa
ble men01" are ex-Senator Windom, ex
- Secr'etry Kirk wood, of Iowat ; Chann
coy I. Filloy and B. TV. Van Iloirn, of
- ilssoui; Benjamin Butterworthi and(
hi. S. Necal, of' Ohio; John C. New, of
Indianha; Horace F. Page, of Califor
nia; ex-Senator Thos. WV. Ferriy, of'
A ~Michigan ; ex-Senator John ii. Mitch
ell, of Oregon, and Geoi'ge M. 1obe
son,1 of New Jersey, to say nothing of
tihe army of "'dark horses" who are
holding themselves in readiness to
goo ofthe"dear,people." The flrst
r adthe lPresident will (10o himself
creitd the country a good service
; yhs ppoinltment.
-Romeinber, -If $fon' want health and
$ a' mmle,us ro
dM 'c-o sdilo itge
1A,
PmDbikoiitklpalrty
aIn aIfreeldetful contetit 'is.s
~le.\,Z af ab90f. the soArqoo bes-I
tbe-801-406
6 inLhepast'ud.f v1
So, xPOi bce will teaeh6 tho -o46
sols.of tt tre. No thoughtf\tiAnd
observing inan will d(spute th liropo
sition that a bold, firm and aggressive
policy Is an Indispensable requisite to
party success aund ,prkrty usefilness.
The mero orthodoxy of a political
tenet cannot alone warrant the people
in Iitrusting its ndhoronts with tho
administration of the goveriment. If
it were so, fho Democrats, instead of
the Republicans, would have beon
shaping the legislation,of the country
for th past quarter of a century. If
a political party hopes to win the
suffiages of the people, they must not
only incorporato Its principles in a
paper platform, but must go to the
country with a firm reliance upon thetin,
and preach them too in every corner
and section of the country ATLimE. The
Democratic party in the campaign of
1880 presented an anomaly Indeed, and
if the above enunciated principle is
true, success was practically inpossi
blo.
To commence with, It declared
throlfgh Its repre.sentatives iI Colvenl
tion assembled at Cincinmati. in favor
of "a tarifi for revenue only." As the
campaign waged hotly throughout the
country, the prelgianlt phirnse was
twiste(l and distorted by Democralic
lenders and mado to mean free trade
In the 8outh, taril' for revenue in the
West and protection itl the North and
East. Adding contradiction to in
conis1stencly, the Presitlential candidate
himself spoko upon the eve of the eclc
tion "for pr;otection to American in
dusry." 'The wavering, equivocal
and falring policy of the past mu111Wt
le abandoined, and wi"dom wilf dic
tate a new line of action. The issue
that must dwarf all others in its im
portance in the next campaign, will be
free trade versus protention ; and it
behooves the party now to place itself
squmniely upon the piatfIorm of the
Forner, and say to the Democratic
protectionists, "joill us.heart anld soul
or. step down and ott.'' The party
m1ust pr'Ieh frCe trado North, East,
South0 and West.
A prominent Republicaii writing to
the New York Stun says, "that his
parly will be cowardly if they do nlot
declare in their plattorm ini 1884 that
'the primary object of' Vistoms u(1tieS
shall be the protection of every in(us
try in the United states up to the point
of absolute inlepeidenlce of foreign1
Cometition;' that 'revenne shall b)
hticidenital to pr'otectioni,' and( that 'in
no ease shall priotcCtion lie IinidenOital
tc revenue.' " Upon the'issue square
ly iimmdo and sharpl-y drawni, we cannot
doubt the result. Tihie part.y could
have no grander -mission thman the tox
1)losioni of protect ion and th ultimate
t'riamiph of free t rade.
Jus1. VANDER1IL's BALr,.
do0ruI l Dlaplaiy of' Uniiqegit ased Coatly~ Co.,
tumues andI~ Priiceleas .Jewelsi.
Ni:wr YRK,l Marc'h 2G.-The long
looked-tor and miuch ndveet ised fanov
dross,bali of M~rs. WVmi. K. VandiI(erblilt
is no0w in lfilli blast, if 0110 tiv speak
so of' such aim nportant afthi r. 'There's
no dloubt about its being an important
all'air. It is rather the bige;est tino
of the kInd that New York ever' sa1w,
andi it is doubtful if any'"" eerof
the Vanderbilt clani cycr suceedled ini
maskiing such a stir' a4 AIes. WV. K. has
suceeded in mak inu.. Tlhe house where
the fhddlinig and dii n g arle ait t his
monmenit going on is at thme cornler of
Fifth alvenuo and( F"ity-seecond street,
way upl iln thle ineig) borhmood of' Ceontral
Park. It is a spulern hid inanisioni, built
as well as the best skill of' the best
architects could build It, anid furntishied
as well as tho best taste of' the best
authorittlcs on interior decorations
could furnish it.
Sic early this morning florists
have beeni hard at work arraniging rarime
flowers andi( lanits inl al111 maner' to iake
the'imost (of their beauty and fragrance.
Thei b al ustrade of the 'ranud st airwayv
was hidden wiith rOSOS anid viniOs oft
snilax. Alasses of rare roses wvere
plauced ini the diningiu room and1( hall
room, w herever' opportmntiy otl'ered.
A bower of roses woroe built in the
ball room for the mnusicins. Yet thme
floral dlecorationis wore not as~ lavish as
sonmc might expect in these daivs ot
extramvaganuico in fiowers', f'or thme '1mn.
SionI conitains so much that is beautiful
anid rare and is in itself' such ai work
of' armt that it waus thought best not to
hido1 anymthing4 or' deOtrauct fromn thle
etl'ect by to6 nmany lowvers. This was
thmourhit to be a good thIng by the
guests. Any one can see pretty v'ow
ers any day. It is not every day onte
enn get achinittancio to tim' house of
William K. Vanuderbilt and see the five
nmillioni dolhimns woit h of' mart t reasuiro
he is said toI have collect ed theure. T1houn
this was au sort otf house-waruming, too,
and1( it wa'ms desbired thaut the houso
slihul he seen.
A enriionis throng hiniger'ed airound
the honse all (lay aimd the two eixtra
policenen on duty thiere wer'e kept
busy keepintg the cr'owdl moving. In
lie evenhitii, whlen thle great temp om'ar'y
canopy hefor'o the enitranmce was l ighite'd
w~ith manny Chi'tnese lanterns, a squd
of' tweont y, five policemen ca mno amid
Ithey didl dutty there until late at milght.
It wals noticedl that sever'ai quiet maen,
ini very plain clothes, strolled about
the wvalks near the whidowvs and were
mnot m)olestedi by the policemen. These
ww'e pivate detectives, wvho were on
the lookout for the dyvnamiIto throwers
who hadl thrieatenedl to make in un
plheasanit for' the party-goors as well as
time party-givers.
TAlE ARRAWAL 0OF TiIE OUESTs.
As ear'ly as ten o'clock carriages be
an to draw upi in fi'odt of the bril
an ly lighted house and the gttests, in
altrsad uog clouks that covered
the finery beneath, got, out. anid hast
ened to the great entrance, to gaimn
which .there haid beenx a treiimndons
tioult ,f rnmnenuvig for weecks back.
There a fliiky ini liver'y exaumined thme
ouredentiak~ or the guest0' andm then, tham
do6r botojKi
tollteirOl1't6:ntit
rPOWFV, the ladlosr. t tholis. In thi
am edibly Ilobned, thes
'4velveSkIllnl handlMnfdde6s, whj
o I prpar1ng th ladies b16
I"lOf PreseilratiI.to APO lot
m -Maision. sTtrol foi
o three waiting m4j wj b d t
dutv-by them.
it due time a line of gally-droo.sei
figures began to troop down.the broad
stiks alld presellt thernsilves beforo
AIls. W. K. Vanderbilt and..hba sistoar,
Mrs. Ferdinand Yzltaga, who was as,
slating her in receiving kil ts, ladies,
monks, nuns, a ballt g 1, .cPo*jk ,
harlequins, brigands queei)p,.Qasants,
well-the whole well know-list: that
appear at common faudy de-sis balls.
The two ladies Who stood prepared to
receive the glests were beautifbl to
look upon and gorgeolusly appareled.
IHoW THE HOSTESS WAS DRESSED
Mrs. W. IC. Vanderbilt was.. dressed
as a Venlitiai porincess, her costume
being copied fd)om a ploture by Caba
nol. It is hard to describe. The
underskirt was of whi(e and. yellow
brocade; there was a blue satin tain,
ombroiderel In gold and lined with
itolnak red; there was a venitlan ap
and di inounds, and lace that Is hlnoAt
priceless, and Jewels. She' made,'in
(eed, a charning picture, beating Mr.
Cabanel's original undoubtedly.
ZJERT1U A C0UN2'OSs'
A 'titled lisan Lpdy Turned. Out of 4
Hotel for Non pAymnout of lonard.
The arlstocratio guest at the Plila
delphia Hotel Lafayofte were iecently
agitated over - a solnewhat unustial
inident-tho foroiblo ejectment of a
Countess for non-payment of board
and other reasons. WhIe the Coun
toss cane to the Hotel Lafayette about
six inonth ago, registering from Paris,
siho Wias alone. Since then the h.tel
has changed proprietors, and when Mr.
MAlt)v took charge his predecossor
told lin that he left him the Countess
as a legacy, which might or inight.not
prove advantageous. Site called her
sef111 simply 'Mine. Enile Racouska,
but inolbried nearly everybody that
she was a Polish - Countess, and her
accoiIIishIIenIts, ilperiOus COIduc1t
all( eccentricity here contributed to
make bor claiunt accopted. She speaks
EIfdish very vell, and French and
.lermian correctly, and is marrIed. An
En1glish lady, namlied Mrs. Matell, wlio
camei to the hotel a few months ago,
and has been under the protection (if
thu Countess, snys that the Inadane
watsit a veritable Countess, and she had
known her abroad.
Mr. Malthy asserts that siico she
cano In(o the hotel she has not. paid
any hoard. SIh made herself very
objectionablo to the other gudsts. 11e
tays: '.She was in the habit of going
ilto the rooins of other guests unan
nounced, much to their discomfiture,
and remainiig until she felt inclined
to go. Nearly overy one was afraid
of hcr. Site terrorized the wtiters,
desired a table to herself, and madc it
unlpleasant for tile people around her
in thle ra(willgt roon, and coducted
ho0rself in such a way that silo drove
other people frou the place.' I con
suited .District Attorney Graham and
tfounId I could not prosecute her cr'im
inally, but reeived1 legal advice to
ceCnro tile services of two constables
and eject her fronm the htouse, which I
did. We w.entt to her r'oomf, anId I
presented the.bill, and upon her re
fusal to par donlfan)dedl posecolun or
tihe room. '.L'ho constables, after lonlg
p)elsnafsion), prevailed up~on her to leave
thte hotel wvith them without vioIlnce."
The Countess went. to the office of
Jats 11. Hieverin, a lawyer, and Raid
thlat Mtr. Maltby hatd publicly reprove~'d
thr and made accusations against her
thlat sh10econsidered scandalous. Mr.
llverint wrote a letter to Mr. Maltby
sulggestinlg thlat h0 mnake the lady an
apology. This Mr. Maltby refused to
do. 1Air. Ileverin took lier to the St.
(Geor'ge Ilotel, whtere shte will remain
for tile present. iIe will enter prho
ceedings tigauinst Mr. Maliby.
Don't St.op oni a itoning Stonot
That is whait Capttaint Allen of the Fire
Diepatmennt of W~orcester did(, antd thtat
was how 1he hturt his antkle so badly. After
thle dloctor set the brokeni bonie, Captain
Allen utsed( P IGtu)v Ais's PAIN KIiiti
ais a lliitet. Thelm suttYerintg was soon
(Iver', and tile Captain was well it a shtort
timec. Knowing the accidtts to wichU
irtemenif& ae cnstanttly snbject, Capiltalfn
Allen advises ovetybody connlected with a
Fire D)epartmaent to keep a bottle of PA IN
K I .ImA' aliways eon hanmi. *
ACIDEINTS
HAPPEN
EVERY DAY in the Year.
PERRY .nR's
DAVIS'S nauman,
PA! N ScRAToitm',
K I L LE R CONTUSiONS,
SwEXtx.NoS,
. IS THE S.s,
GREAT ThSOCA?OB
R E MEDY PatLoNs,
FOR ""OI''
___________&c., &o.
DRUGGISTS KEEP IT
EVERYWHERE.
WOOD'S OD)ON TINE
WHITENING AND) PRESERVING
I !1THE TIE E.
KEEPS TIIE~ BRIEAT[I P'UREi AND)
SWVEETI.
FORMULA OF DR. T. Tr. MOORE.
wV.C. FISHE1R,
WirousAL.n AGENT, .COLUMnIIA, 8. C.
For Sale in Winnsboro by
McMASTrER, BRICEC & KETCHIN.
Mehi 22-t x1y
MULES! lYULES!
T HAVE just received one carload ottf ne
. KENTUCKY MULES, wvelh broke and
young, which wIll be sold as OllE'AP as
they can be boughtt In thIs place..
G. W. CR AWFORD.
Mch 24-tx2w.
8ADDJLES, BR IDLEilAND ,RE&"A
down yonder." )IU1E-"A
ULYSSE (1. mmSPmOrim '
- N. -7e fonD s
UP 41-8getion wnset f t
Attoh e r, q
.1 lp
OvN' IRPH BIT
U, evdr' failwto our*
J1 heaese as
- P
- pagstson, aer t e'ta
- x CEerat. Calo. a
sm coul gtrnorlef(havng Ti;3
e i Wis recomend
-t t cin on the asdvice of
had _ t been benefitted by
otlow loto emss, I tried a
e, with inost orising results.
-11 - ous te takin Btown's Iso o
rrTans, evMhi I ite dlre ed
oand I ufered greatly from a p
C lo, onaton the Stomach, f
hwn Uan rible. Since tak.
- 0,i%owws Io Brrrans, all my 8
Foubiles are at an end. Can ea any
e without anys disai cable re.
p4. I aa practicaly anothot 11
1 10aV. 3. FLNN. I
n
"S' ts like'eharna a
on he diges.tive' organ~s, 0
- a91oying all dyspeptio 0
-SyMnptoms, such as tast
An Ae fbod, Belhing,
)10t In the Stomach,
Neeirtburn, ete. The A
only Iron Preparation r
that will not blacken the 0
tooth or give headmabe. I,
11
Sold by all Dmuggieft.
Brown Chemical Co.
Baltimore, Med.
t
Oe. dat all Iron Bitter$ are made te U
.lrown Chemical Co., Baltimore. And
have crossed red lnes and trado- ,
mark on wrappoy.
BZWARm OF XMITATIngI,
t
OPENING THIS DAY.
c
C
Hms, Shoulders and Breakfast Strips.
Dried Beef and Smoked 3ef Tongues.
i fl
Pickled Cod Fish and Snow Drift Cod Fish. r
Smoked Herrings.
Choice Hyson Tena aiid very Fino Englsh.
Breakfast Teas.
Crecam Cheese and Macaroni.
Parched and Green Coffees.
a good many other nIce goods, all
of ul.ch W&ili be sold cheap; at
Sr. WOLFE'S.'
SNOTICE.
ON March 1st inst., I bought the entire
tokof goods, of .J. M. BEAT Y &r
CiO., and expect to cotinue the busliness I
as heretofoire at the old stanid, "THE1i
00llN ER STrORE." Trhanks to all for
pabst patronago,;andi by close applIcation to E
i)usiness,fa ir dealing and handling goods i
of standard kinds at close profits, I shall.
feel contfient of the continued patronage
of miany throughout our townu and county. 1
Respectfully, ~ .BAY
All persons Indebted to the old firm of
.J. M. BEATY & CO. are requested to
comoi att once aid make settlemnent to the
umnlerslgnedl. All accounts to March 1st e
hi nsat bo p)aid.
Meh 15 J. M. BEATY.
NOTICE?
SLI, persons itndebted to the late firm of
Jr. Tr. SETr%LElR & CO., of Peak's Station,
Lexington County, are requtested to make i
immediate p)aymntt to the tundersigned at a
the oflce of Mr. SEIBELS, in theo Court
House, as tlte unpaid notes, aceounits, etc.,
wil shrtl beplaced In sttit.
ivii sorty b PHILIP EPSTIN,
AssIgnee.
JOIIN T. SEIELS,
A gent of Creditors. J
Columila, S. C., March 15, 1883.
Meh 21-xat
NEW_TIN-SHOP !
I hAVE recentlv commenced busi
11e8s opposite Mr. .J. M. Elliott's Gin--~
Shop, where wllI be found Cooking
aml Hecating Stoves andi Tinware of all 1
kinds.
Roofing and (Guttering done In. a
gpod,1t sJtibstaittial manner, as cheap
8lgns Ptaiuted in. the best sye
Cheap. -tle
Morciuits wIll find it to their inter-I
est to cease selling light Yankee Tin- a
wnre, poorly soldered, and( sell my tl
TlN W A RE, as it is about as CIIEAI,.I
and ia madel of GOOD NJATERIA L.
MiA1YL. D. FA NT. -
-WYTREEVILLE
EZIAE COLEEI
THlE second ter;n of this instniton wil
COnnnoeion thet 5th day ef Februtary, at
which tine re-orgatnizatlon of olasses will 0
take place. .Thoitough lns$rutteion in all
departmtejits. Tuition, and board as low as a
cain be ob)tainled in any first-class instituilon
of thte kind. Fovr further information, ad
d1ress r
Principal, -Wytheville, VA.
Mfrs. Men refers, by permission, to ex
Gioverntor HIagoodI and Prof. R. M, Davis,
Cohuntbla,,Geni. John Bratton- and Col. J.
HI. Rilon, Winnsboro.
All kinds of JOB PRINTING, such
as Lletter Heads Bill Heads Envelopes,
&c., &c., dollo lin neat stylo eglI Yoj
CBA,at ThE ZWS S)t 11aA
a ..
WIWI
7A
I., i est #
4 hie merfis o1
6e wIng Machine,
f owabout five yearl
been iMMent lai bnstant use
rersince that thqei .14 $ee tlat PH
worn any, and has not ,_, one ent
tr repairs since we have hAM 4t. Am well
eased and don't wish for any better,
ROnT. CnAwFonn.
Granite Quarry, near Winnsbor4 S. 0.
We have used the Davis Vertical Fed
swing Machlue for the last five yeArs.
re would not have any other make t any
rice. The machine has given us in.
)unded satisfaction.
Very respectfully, -
Mue. W. K. Tunnicnt and haughters.
FaMrAld county, S. 0.,- Jail. 27, 18&,
Uaving bought a Davis Vertical -'eed
wing Maclne from Mr. J. 0. Boag some
kree years ago, and It having given m%
Nrfect satisfaction in every respect at a
anily machine, both for heavy and lighl
wing, and never heuded the least. re.
air in any way, I enn cheerfully recomm
end it to any one as a first-class. machlue
ievery particular, and think it secotld t
one. It Is one of the simplest bnachinyl
ade; my children use It with all ease,
he attachments are more easily adjusted
ad itdoesagreator range of Work by iean1
Its Vertical Feed than any other ilia,
itne I have ever seen or used.
Idns. TuomAs Owines,
Winnsboro, Fairield county, S. 0,
We have had one of the Davis Machinesi
bout.four years and have always found 11
tudy t' do all kinds of work we have had
acasion to do. Can't see that the machine
worn any, and Works as well . as wher
ew. Mts. W. J. CnAwFonD.
Jackson's Creek, Fairfield county, S. C
My wife Is highly pleased withthe Davie
[achine bought of you. She would no
ike double what she gave for It. Th
tachline has not been out of order snc4
lie had it, aiid she can do any kind oi
rork on It. Very respectfully,
JAs. F. FE,
Montleello, Fairflold county, S. C.
The Davis Sewing Machitie is simply i
reasure. Mits.. J. A. GooDwYM.
R14ge way, N. C., Jan. 10, 1883.
J. 0. BoAO, Esq., Agent-Dear Sir: Mj
rife has been using a David Sewing Ma
hine constantly for the past four years
lid it hav never needed - any repairs am
rorks just as wall as when first bought
he says it will do a greater range of prac
leal work and do it easier and better that
ny machine she has ever used. We cheer
ally recommend it as a No. I famill:
inchine. Yours truly,
JAB. Q. DAVIS.
Wimitloro, S. C., Jan. 3, 1883.
WALKER'S
3PEC IF IC.
r'nis TRULY WONDERfFU1
F'AIXLID TtD CUitR
-CONSUMT!1PTION,
ts speedy action upon all Bronchial an(
Pulmonie Affections is beyond belief
to those who have never tried it
or seemn it used.
It speedily allava Bronchial aba
'ianic Fevers. It is a wonderful
SXPECTORANT AND H EA LEBR
It keepi the- digestive anid urinary or
ans in a natural and healthy condition
PURWiIES THE BLOOD,
natantly relieves night sweats, gonenes,
f(appetite an d general debility. It hal
eon known only four years and
lAS NEVER FAILED TO PERFEO'i
A CUIiIE.
ADy one afilioted with what is generall,
onsidered death's av.ant courier, consumip
ion, can be cared for $2.60, *5.00 0:
10.00 according to the stage which thi
lesee has reached. No patient has ye
riken $10 worth before acure was affected
'he SPECIFIC is recommended only fo
'ulmonary affections, and those desiring
o use it can do so by Rending their orderi
a tile proprietors of this paper or direc
a me, stating that you saw this advertise
lent in the W innsboro t4zws AuN IlHiAt.
Walker'.
IEEURATIO JIEMNEDn
|ures Rlhewnatismi, either acute or chr,'n
Ic, in from eight to ten days.
'rico by Express, *5 per Bottle
.DR. J. W. WALKER,
June 13 FRIANKLINTON, N. C.
?AINTS AND OILS!1
Rleeelved and for sale, a good stock o:
tlantic and Kentucky White Lead, LNE
est White and Colored Mixed Paints
olors in Oil, Linseed Oil, Kerosene and
led C Oil, Machinery Oils Tanners Oil
rarnishes. Window Glass, iutt , Etc.
MIcMASTER,' BRiCEo A ETCiN.
Weo keep on hand a larse stock of School
ocks, Inkse, Pens, Poneils, Blank Books,
Triting Tablets Bibles, Hymn Books;
lso the ppular lterature of the day, as
ec Seasie Library, Franklin Square
ibrary, etc.
McMASTEnI, BnmcE & KIETOuIN.
PRESN GARDEN SEEDS A&ND
ONION SETS.
We have on hand a large stock of Gar
on Seeds; also scmme Field Seeds and
lower Sed from Bulst, Landrethi
Ibley, Ferry, brosman attd R'ood. So all
ustomlers may be pleased.
MOM A5TEn, uicif & KETcHINir
WRAFIN~G PAPER.
We call the attention of n;erchiants and
theirs to our large stock of wrapping pa
ei consistih of White Newspaper
lantilla, Gray Wrhipping and Strawv 1aper
nid Paper Bags.
Wesgget hat if mocrehuants can bu
lese arices from us as low as from abroad
roilht added, It will be an advantae t4
3t n1 withini tho town the smaiOllflomm or
barged rather than pay it to strangers.
.ii1cMABTEnI, BiucEt & KEvgourx.
. B. RIAosDALE. . . W. RAGSDALE
RAOSDALE & RAG8DAL1E,
Sterneys. at .Law, No. 5, Law hange
WIN148IORIO, 8.0C.
peeial Attention Given to Collection
r- VVI ,
-t 4.
LAUT
AREN
SPRING
MIMNA
SP.RING C
I AM1 now wady to show to the appreciative
GOODS I inve ever brought to this Inatket, cc
desighs in every departnient, and at prices tha
a more extenelve establishineht in COLIJMI
tiofi With thy store h1rM, I will sell goods the co
CASH (
IlavinI ho extra profits to add for bad debta,
than heretofore. I only cater for that class of 1
pries for thb bullion down, as there Is i1o than
man Who pays cash, It is simply a delualon to
Iater, Respectfully,
TRE EVENI:
THE ST
IS STIL L S1i1lIVG WZT 1t
WINES, BRANDIES, LIQ
OIF Tia CHOICE
F.RESII OYSTRS- .4ekD
MEALS HAD AT~
Respectfully,
'GREAT.B
MY WINTE
MUST 1BR SOL,.VD W
THE NEXT S
At prices unheard of' in Win nsb<
CLOAKS AND DOLMANS.
Come and see how LOW I as
will be sure to invest some of yc
Respectfully,
J.GR1
1IT STANIIS3 AT
C. BART
The Largest Jmporters of For'elgu Fruit
selected stock of0
APPEr,S OntAaGKS - AfAW
JtAJaIN8, DRtIRD) *1GS, PuTArOES, '
and everytbing else that a fist-class W
Q41?-tUaen*
4
)ERDALE
,ow,
STOCK.
T" 8M2M TI JE1 MI.
.UGH'S
public one of the best stocks of SPING
neisting of all the newest fabrics anti
4 defy coflptitoth As I expect to open
L about the first of Sejtembor, Wi tonnec,
riig season for
ONLY!
I will sell goOds at even t RMAilOr prollt
;rade tht likes to by goods at bottonm
who buya foods on tino as cheap as the
advocate otherwidn, I Will quote prices
/II1V25rA:T7G-i=r.
UG STAE.
IiAR
A JINM ASSoR~4TAET
3JoRS AND CIGARs,
ST 3R ANDS.
FISHF 1ffER Y AY,
ALL HOURS.
a inmun imm-um
DESCHIEL, Agent.
LBGAINS !
R STOCK
LL BE OFFRE.fD FOR?
XTY DAYS
>ro.
A'. LESS- TI-AN COST.
ni offering goods, and you
ur spare change.
,OESCHEL, Agent,
THE HEAI.
TIIE LIGIIT-IIUNNING
"DOMESTIC."
That it is the acknowledged Loader 1n:
tile rrade is a fact that catnnot be) dis
A(ANY IMITATE IT-NONE EQUAL IT t
Thie Largest Armed4
Ti JLghtest hiinnin~
To be made of the best'material.'
To 'do any and( all ind~s of work.i
To be completeCt inl Oory respect.
For Sale by
J. M. BEA Ty & CO.,
Agns~ anted in usbro . tCrto
1 OMESTIU SE\WING MA CINE Co.
Richmond, Virginia.
In the South, oflfer for Bele -a weig
COANUTh LE~MONS NUTS
OABJBAdBS, ONIOiNS, PEINTyg
holeale Fruit lHouse should have.4
ED WITH DIk.PATC,I