The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, April 12, 1883, Image 2
*?xo. Aiutxor . as
*4 )A rs A..bt t ,'t
IoTAuD CRb*i.EY, uigQ., of No
York, who had bdon retained to assis
Melton in the political prosecutions
aas tv-thdrawn from the fliael& Th'
cause of his action is not known. At
torney General Brewster declines t<
say anything about the matter, Ex
Itepresentative Butterworth, of Ohio
has been invited to take Mr. Crowleyi
place._______ __
Tnia geowth of go dud 91*6f. mit.n
Ing IN Atizonta in the past three year
Ias remarkable as that of any othei
Stato or TeriItory in the Vion in th
best days tof efthet df thdid. Up t<
1879 the larg6st pf-oduct of the nineI
of that territory in any year was $3,
500,000, ift 1882 the antiotint reach<c
was $8,157,000.. Ariona has Ofoduced
all toldi over $881,0006 of gold an
Silvar,
A FARMER in the Atlanta Southtr
World, writing fron Alabama, Iislot
that the use of guano is a curtad to t1l
agriculturist-first, becadise it Muie
fird careless about horde *fminrs
second, because It 61t*sta- (fi Mia
unduly, thh'di beeatW It -dot6fds th4
cotton crop affd depresses the price
and, fourth, because it leads to inevita
ble hnd Inettiable debt. Thlsdoubt
ing Thomaa witids tip 1y OlItA'in
that obArt-house records Wifl. hov
Whether gaunv p*-y--Dr not.
SoEPNOVI fold of "tiA1Sties' lil
tated that the barnyard denitens o
France number 45,000,000',- to which I
value of $24,000,000' is at-theei. Tho
Annual chicken' yield to 1f0'@ 000', o
which 10,000,000 aft resNed- for pur
poses of reproduction, '10,000;000 ai
lost bi drsetse or accideift, and 80,000,
000 are marketed. 'ihe afle of fow
and egg8 realizes about:seventy mnilk1r
dol-lars in the year. ]Mf , tha" -d,
not satisfy France, and the fbfrnal
devoted to poultry interests are point
Ing out how the Industry can be qnad
rupled, and an effort i .tf (irectiol
Is to be undertaken. We wish som<
enterprisIn poultry-raising French
man i ldsettle inl this vicitily.
IT Is uot generally known that li'
rosy has existed to a cWsiderab$'ex
tent in NoVONy for many years,- aut
ve confess that we are among -iosl
who are unaware of it. Edeent'h
published statistics acqualuit us witl
the fact that In 1856 there were 2;866
cases there, and that by a system' o
isolation, strictly en forced, this nuthbe:
was r'educed to 1,582 cases in 1880
_______lietween these twojidates 4,691ivtctim
alth.ough It Is gencrally unaderstooc
that the disease:Is incurable, thioe-ub.
Jisshed statistics sl'ieW that 1Oi e;Vsei
have licen cured. If this be true'htere
Is 6omeo ground for the hope that thei
disease may yet become manageable.
T~nx Newv York Herald of Tfhursdav~
Contains a long and interesting repott
1ly Lient. R~aymnond P. Rgdre of the
1Snited States navy, upon,the Panama
Canal whi b i'passed over and exami.
inied under directions fr'om ilear Ad
ahirall Coolidr. The report is accom-*
p)anied by drawings of sodtions of the
caniai~ and skeletbii'mnaps of' a- part of
the dOlntry through wvlid4lLi1 lasses.
are: that the company certainly intend
to carry out the prop)osed .planr of the
canal, but lhe doubts WVhdtlietedlit ein
complete the work at the time flicet by
DeLessops, 1888, or for- the sutni esti.
Uhatedy. $12000,000-tat subscribers
will have to iucrease their subscriptions
or lose all, and that the mlew stock
holders will reap the prIofits. T wenty.
flve million dollars hiave already beer
OXpenlded, and he' tilinks that with the
work well, begun and advanced th<i
mouy ca'n be raised, and that the cli.
mate will not prove t60'deadly to th<i
laborers.
DU'rm the winter 280 poirsoins c'ov
mitted suicido in-. the Unitedl States,
December Is credffedP with: mnuch th(
largest numibbr. Dissipationl was the
chief cause, - folio-wed closely by busi..
necss troublev elekness, Insanity, family
jars and love.. -ief' atid religious
delusion contributed"' butt ten'eaud twt
cases respectivelf.. Of these'nsuieldei
104 shot themselves, -flfty-eldht tried
poisoning, forty -fiye. hatngigi -thirty
four the' razor and fifteen -drowninig,
One jumped bm a height, one lnhaled
gas and flye thi'ew. hemselves-,unde,
railroad trains. Ohio,.. Ilihtis - and
Now York conitributed'i the lentling~
snmmbers. The South is meagrelywiep1
resented in the list. The victinus wert
222 men and 57 women. Amer'lcam
f\trnjshed 148, Germans 79, irish 2t,
* ~English 11, Scotch 7, Swedes 8, AfX'
cans, Bohiemians, French, Italians,
* Spanisht'and Bwlse one each. hiit-'bi
the self-elaughterers were farmers.
Fourteen wore merchants, thirteeri
clerks, five tailor's, four saloon keepers,
Teea occupations, including poti.
Teages of these suicides range fromi
'eighty-three to thIrteen. Sevenity-six
. of the unfortunates were husbands,
thirty-five wives, sixty-seven bachelors,
eleven maids, eight widoWers and four
widgws.
--As A true and tfidient ttni; -and one
that excel0 pll other iron aloedteines, take
..Jt%an's iron JBitters.
Bssketso dayd ho
Ossrs. , of Tor, Faitj of r, *.
. y b d Johngon, otli, Julra
drawn s the April trmI of tho Unit
~d Statea PJrebi Cotrt ha, ppop
their own liition, been exOcused
font s -rn. The grouind of Ool0nel
vy' pp144000 to" fbot he is exolpt
'As at 96hol trustee; oT.1r. lIant's that
he Is a licensed druggist and therefore
exempt; and of Mr. Johnson's that lie
had- a physician's certificat6 to the
effect that his health will ifot permit
his serving.
-The places of thege Jurors will be
filled sdepordlng to law", and tildr it
a fertainty thit the noew Jurors will be
quite according to Mr. Melton's iilt
of thinking and quite up to doing the
dirty work he will ask and expect 01
thom.
. The object of Brewster, Melton ind
their pimps, is to manufactitro testi.
mony 'tnd manipulate juries so that
sono Democrats nitty be convicted,
whether guilty ' or innocent. The
presence on the jury of gentlemen 01
character aid Intelligence, such as are
I Messrs. Ivy and Fanit, is necessary to
thwart the designs of the prosecution,
and Insure a Eai trial. If by
the absence of such ogtlenen
s Melton shall succeed in r1so' pack.
3 Ing the Jury as to coklyict son(
I innocent man, the respoiisibility rest
h, ug hpon thern will be very great. We
fare satisfied from the character of thesd,
gentlemen, that they have neitih6r in.
tended nor anitieipatcd such a Nosult.
They have, doubtless, einply lost sight
of the fact that under tho operafion of
of MoltOn's "stand-aside" tricK, the
presence of every good maui on the
Panel is essential to provont the pack
ing*,f the.1ary to accomplish the CudE
rOf thle PrOs"cutIOn.
It is of tho utmost importance' that
every ,'uror be promptly at his place
when the Court opens. We trust that
no others of them will apply to be ex
.01ised,- upon any ground whatever. Iii
the laiuiiago of the News and GCurim',
"their duty just now is a plain and sim.
PIC, blit very important on16-they1
must stick !"
FREiH O ANw RTL 70%.011S.
:Thoe i1arrlinge of a Popular Voung Li%dy ol
imit ucicy to at Weli Known Merchant ol
Wi11nn14boro.
3 FrMom, the ATieholaifile, Jorn., J1unl. 1
e MaI!'id,-at t.he residCence of W . .
Steele, about thede miles from this
city on the Versailles pike, on Ties
Iday morninig at, 10 o'clock, he tle IRev.
T. Warren Bealo, of Mt. Pleasnit
liaptist. hurci, Mr. WI. t. Doty, of
Wianshoro,.S. C., to Miss Mary Dark
*.ley. of this eonntv.
Miss 1ary wa.4 one of Jessaiile's
mio.st pioplarlL1 svoung ladies0, and has
won for h erself' an i nniumecrable host;of
admIIircrs wherever shee was knowni.
11cr kindred- e-r,o very' unmerons()1 in
th tiis countv,, and are a'nong u' :best
epeople. 'The groomn is a native of
Kentucky, and an elegant giietleman
oft large for(tune, beingi" a com.ission1
A short while before thie houri au
nuounced:for* 'the ceremony, a smiall
inmber of r'elations and( ft'iendsI g.ath
credl at the residence of tIhe biride's
bIrothier-ini-law, Mrh. Wmn. LA. Ste'ele,
anid soon1 the handsome !.roomn with his
be)autiful..on bidg'e at his sidec eni
terod 'the parlor preced<lu by thle ''hIlo
at ing~ clerg'y:nan, (lie Rev. Ti Warren
*Bo~nglo,-who, in a most beanutifuil and
iinip'essive manner', united their hianid
and( hearts. The congratulations then
beLgaUInni wvere numerous and hearty.
>An-el,egant repast was spread, and11 tihe
Addinug feast was one of Old Ken
tucky hospitalit,v. The bridal party
then dIrove to this pilaco and took thle
Uincinnati Southern for their. home ill
the Stibby Sotiland, where.the beau
tifl'spr'itglower's Will greet them,
nid as thoe i nerous friends hope,
will blodhi and blossom on all their
future pathway. Several of the gnests
at.tended them as fat as D)anville. Th'le
p)resenlts .y iver ittmicrotis and1( hand
-s'othi'.: Wo giVeothe list below :
Gold. watch and chain, from the
groom ;,check for $100, Win. L.-.Stoolc;
set' 6dinic Mrs. Win. Stooel-;hanid
some picture, Lizeie' Stdlo; silvier but I
ter knife, Sallid.' Skele; Shakspeare
and Laongfellonv's'Poems1,- Miss' Alice
BarkIcy ; handsome Saratoga t.rmik,
Samn). Barkley; set silvei' forks, Geo.
Bark icy ; ilresieaii, Jo'.Ba rk
ley ; silver ice ladule, Mrs> Slri M'e
D)owell ; silver butter dish, Mris. and
'spoon) holder, Mr. and( Mrs. J)avid
Bell; set silter knives anud':ftr. Mr'.
and Mrs. Ilugh McDowelf,.of' Wood
fork ; silver dilower stand(, Mr. a11(
Mrs. D)oty, ot' (Arrard; -lace' be'd set,
Mr. and Mrs. McKinisey' ; handlsome
parasol, Mrs. Betuie Muir; pickle 'eas
tor', 1). B. WValker; silver ecake basket,
Miss' -Dora ,Arnold, o f WVood fi.~t
hianidsothe p'lor lampi, MIiss Carrirk
Kightu; silver card reclcie, -Miss
Josie Ball, of Wood ford ; s"tz silv'er
fr'k, &J J.. Walker, of Garruat'd ; Toilet,
bbttio set, in silver, Thos. D)eeim i; set
silver kniyes, T,' -I. Walker, ot 'Ger'
rard, cheek for $60, from- a frieind;
mnorrocco p)ortmoi, .c Miss Susio M c
D)ow~ell, of' Woodfou'd; silk hndkr'
chief, Sain Miuir; traveling -,satean1l
Mr's. Gcoirge Oldhiam; kid--.gloves,
A-'NRW'QU F.~N'OP'rII Pany(1 M.
A Pais dispatch says a new hieroinie
has made heri ap)pearanciie and throntons
to dothron'ie' Louise Michiel and( P'aio
M~i:inki thme two fanatical f'emalc leat1ors
of' th&-Armnco ec la Rfevolution. Tihe
now qtreii of' the imob- is' Mile. For'
nande 1Foirleux, better known by hot'
stagjnia,no (of Dai'llncour't. She'is a
gaduate'op (lie famous Paris Conserv
atory., -and studied1 declamationi undelr
'Talbot; ex-seretairo of (lie Coinedie
Franicae. - She has a fine conutr.alto
voice and considerrible drimatio abili
ty-. - lhe aIpears in cafe concerts and
-at.tif-1tblic ineeti gs of 'thie conni
ieIts, 'collectorists anarchilsts and other
revbludtionary soc?eties that she hioniors
'Mti'"e'.ncutgonit.- She 'slngs
(h'e 'fariano'' with telling' effect.
TMIS' eIIg.Ia'dy' has suddenly come to
the .lont:Ics'u.Jeader., -for the simple
reason. that the-0th&r t.ight'sho'br'ok. a
chair o.ver -.the 'hea'd of a nuiip o al
connelie' -named YMes 'Guvot. Th le
latter -was pr esiding at .ta polftical
meeting, wh ch was fnvaded by a gang
of ainarchidts with -ile. .DariUno.nrt
at their head.
n~3 to 'uW*ttsh 3to*teren ta91i)9 ,
181aM to the A d
#orA1ItA 10.As ,ou h
1roady been itfofiiled; 001- Jpkii i
olmne .roturnubd fin I TISL I
its: 'fpr he. ivestinent of toi-e
bapitki :I Sojtl Carol1ia. 110 .att
6 -Idndu oIiing.tt eg thi uided o
goge 'lid Trust investmilent Ctimi M10
of Dundee, Suotland, a4d (iie 8 p(lai
American blantifatotin.Iig; df. Rlikt
burgh, Scotlti)(; bereIoforoe-opertaliug
in the nok-th West td contAne.oprat
tions in this 8tktb, It iekie6 that
if first loas are satistectory li-ge 01iims
will lid advaided to pUtitters.. Thio
eoniptilfles - proiodd to m'idko Idaiis onl
fivo yeargs' timei fad ad they do not
wish in any eveift to le'omo proprlo
tord of -the buad;. nor to coiple the
plahtet, they wif1 linrlt thI6r advatices
to' Oe'thfld the C agh 6ite of th'e prop
orQf pledged. ThIA Is a ,f%W' poliev
for while it will graant all needed :lif
th' fat'ner will not I tem pler to.run
the rig0J of' losing-his plntaltoir. - Cof
0ne0 Paliet has aRo Anceeded in
haviing a nly 66t,paiy, tho'601thern
States Atortgagt Coimpat v o'g,14kd
ill Lodom; aiid the fir%t n6thi of its
director' 'vas lield 1rior to his 544Ipt.
nr1O from LotMu -.tlt whether It Wili
avail itself 0f the St n itti' ad Loan
Association chartet, dauted'at the list
session of th6 IAxtshitu'ol Il Itir pres,
ent form, Is not y6t decided.
muz TzTu$0 1 1560/f
In c)ne0 of our So't1fei'hietis on the
2nd(l of March; a celebrated i festi.
vli of Ronla alld poctier In h0qh'.: of
t,he Qtiker. ilet)'Jolh Gr.euitealt Whit
tier. This is surely bin*'t.hing novel
-that this bit-t"rest. off all writers, he
whose biliat 11d11. soul-st01iing pell
was 'ver active lin fts' wai qgnint otur
anie-bellum eivIlizatioi-zt1it lis iiem
ory should I hus be honored by a South
01rn (onI1t111iiity, is indeed passing"
stran1cge. [llt w%hv. not? re cijg
with stranlge toni ' to oi realilios
of bygonc days. we live-as i people
-we live too fintch in the past. I fear
that the old civill""ation. tie hl>.it oi'
rather customs that. formed to a certain
extoht t1hft ci vilizial ion, aire not entirelv
obliterated Fronm thm mhlds of 4)1'r
flatlers. fad that. the scitlimeint and
thought of tlie rising. generiation
colored an( liio-ilded hv the strength
of' that attachimlent for the past.
What a blessing it wouhl be for us
as people it' we colld cut ourselves
loose---as unpatriotic as' ti's inav .
flist sight appear-fi-oli'thli 0M <i '&ll
but to lean from It, lessons f %iWdon I
O1rs is it hlud of meIories, but inuat
We brood over. Ihelti ? Our's Is a -land
dolled wih .lields of' car-1tige, but do
not. (he(6i Ir moniimis o10int.Oiward
and ulw-ard? They tell ts to shako
o1l despair, to wrest ou1 Spirits froin
the envirotiments of .the memories o
irrevocable bygoics, and -to call odi'
Stniy South a "Lawld of' Ilope."
lThat this cveit is at clear demnonstra
(joon of' th en Cire absenco (of' sectioenal
hatred, we canlnot doubt. We rejoice
to see flat L spirit of revernece for
geu111s, fu(l of ven'erautionl for a noble
mtan'i, who has spenit his life in oneO
continous battle against 'what lhe con)
s:dcr'ed ant inti'ingi~ernent ofi hu tnan lib
Crty, and a debasement of imtmortal
spir'its; .we -Fejoice to pee such a man
iio'ded l>y' 0our pl)CIl and by1 onr'
institutions of' leaning. It spe'aks to
*s of.et ter days,we hll 'urmids wil
'neighbor as ourselves,"' and when in
consequencee of thaeso things, pr'osper'ily
w.ill smile as tho'sun upon our' homes,
and (1 lteouil, *Valloy-s, andl intelligenen o
anid vir'tute AballI chariacterize the mnasses
of' 011r people as it has al ways (don1 in
-a dlist iiginshied degroo our1 liigheri cir'
tles. .It also speauks5 of' liticalI cu
franIichisemen,t,'-df' vi' tuo itn polil ie's
aint( of' a,fihial cessation of the wr ionO
altit ntthgitieis protfered 01n1 peCop o
by' the oflcers- of the general gover'n
.tent. Theso ,colebatis have the
donble goo(I.efynt ,of* )1'-piiing a love
of' p)Oetry', and1 of'p~repdr'ng the waiy'
tfor thle filnal dlestruclt,in of' all ill-feel.
inig bJ (etee the sectIons' of'our1 coun
JI'MPE1D FnO(M A dW %jz.
Antong thle tr'aveler's oti' board the
W ester'n Nor'th CarIolinaa train last Sat
utidar. wereC a couple of' guards taki t g a~
btody' of pr'isonters to'.Maito' ff-oma Old
Fotrt. ,A colorecd wVoman wias amtoni '
the prtiNoner01s. The tr'aini hiad.enccennr
teretd a big -rodk that had r'ollAl'down
on the t rack tad whicha had to be blaist
ced atway, c'an.inag a delav of fivc haim's,'1
and1( the Ilii trin cae gett iitg nuder haouad
wvay aun , was skippintg alonig at
f'orty, itihus ana haonr to n1ake uIp fort
lost, tiime. T1he womat1fh taking adlvant
(age <l' a inidow, and1( 11o one knew)
anyt hmg of it unttil a passenger, whio
hadl been stanin lg Onl the0 r'ear plat..
tormii, camet rutshiing up to the conducli
t or'i"ith thle inforiti,on t hat. the traina
lad runa over ai wVomtan, as ho landseent
bor' kickinig on thle track Iliko a chicken
with its head pulled oft'. VTe train
was stopp)ed and backed, bitt the
womnan-had gone. The1 guards took toi
tho, whodis after lier', and1( whean tho'
ft'raii camue.bpo1(k tnext dayv thev had the
womain4 iaunds 'Wver waitiig t'o g'et on
bl)11 with o' raa -hrot
tJour'nal- Observe,'.
thlte'et-ops offmiall'.raini can%bo .a'ts1
edi in sueession to' ailvatago on' any
p)iece of' land prtovidedl clover' Is sown
withl'e v.ei.op' of' -sati gr'aln. 'lThenI
'a crop of' clover Is turtai .unmher tot'
everyt' crlop or small graih bxcept the
first, and upon tha i hpothymis whetn a
.fitrmiier wats.tto (chih his land wit h
aih'1ail gr'ain foir tivo or' thrtee y'ear's ini
atecersshin, aulwiiays sowing clov.or Jay
thle 5pr'ilig' and phonghitng- In the) fihil,
and(1 hie,t if'hie chooses to puIt thlo' land
inl corn! hie fltn doe o i for 0 on ' or even
twvo sea1sons, and1(1 a >ut it ba~ck in
mnall gI'aint utnd clover-. A fler a fIeld
a@hted clover sowni in.It for say s
or' 'eight seasons it''will seg iltsdW'a-'Iil'
aifter cevr crop of' sinAli gr'aiti a cr'op
of cIover will Isphn'yg' hip frtotm the) seed
int the g'rountd e.s p(d-ed to the auction of
th.e elemuents hy pfl1ghding finr the cr.op/
0o4 'sntaI graiti. AnbtbNr helt - we
kivn is tha a O1tWv'het ,.gi'own)
Ilager' t u,an thar'tgr'own.oneatrn gi-ouitiY.~
-Priamej Farmer'.
MackereLat nur Jloardlni'w 4 -
Fe whitatt 'salt mackerel stop!
1men3 engaged in':-cltcbis -toe creatures.
Thteso men are subject toTia' lt?ucks atnd
every kInd of exposure. -The celebrated
fishtey house of Jas. ti. Tarr & liro., Gleu.
ceiteY, Mass., say: "We have hiad en board
our vessels frequentoaseij of -eder; bruIses,
sjp'ains and summel'' Oh~l~p ur' cap.
taldnu say they wvouldtlt oomr without
ttYv .)Avida PAaIN KILLEIt. - ,'
h ~ ~ I tw0 A7ayGnr
i"tip
attI lik Is Iihi. :.n A ,
"tit, I 1d1 y
th 't 1 i
0A ja . ~ U Ap.1ii~
o Soh tIC4 tb tdppdatiE~I~
4terto: g IVi vt 101
iil foughtl-shoid'W,b:
arrekta' 6bonk.J(1 kxt bo
rdiIlg!r
i9is what - a great.
fty.!P pje' are .klrg.
Teg donlt knpW.justwhat
is the.iiatt6r, but they have'
cqn6inat1ofi of pains and
Acihegnd each nionth they
grow*bsec
b 'h, OidkA .'sure rernedy
Pt f dkis. d1OWN S iROk(
1 jid.hid. by rapid
andh ,igg as imIlation .
ant1' fies and
if . 16,ai rich,.6trong
bl6d.fl;ig.to every part
6f t6, 'system repairA' the
wasted tissues drives out
disease and gives health and'
strength.
. This Is why BROWNS
IRON BITTER'S will curi
k-idney and liver diseases,
consumption, rheumatism,
ieuralgia, dyspepsia, mala-.
Naj termittent fevers, &C.
003 S. Paca St., Bahimore.'
-.. Nov. 28, 18.
I was a great sufferer from
byspepsia, and for several
Weeks could eat nothing and
was growing weaker every ,
day. I tried Brown's Iron'
3itters, and am happy to say
- . now have a good appetite,'
god am getting stronger.
Jos. MCCAWLEY.
. & WeS JRON DITTERX
is not a drink atid does notf
contain whiskey. It is the
dnly prepai'ation of Iron
that causes no' injurious cf..
Mtes. et the genuine.
Don't be imposed on with'
itnitatidns
ACCIDENTS
EVERY DAY in the Yeae.
PEnI Y BURNS,
DAVIS' S UIhuses,
PAI N SPRAINR,
SCRATCHES,
K f LLE R CONTUSIONS,
SwVELLINOS,
IS THE -SCAJ,S
GREAT sORES,
REMEDY FESLOCANS,
FOR FE*"ON>
&C., &c.
DRUGGISTS KEEP IT
EVERYWHERE.
PAINrjN AND OILS!!
lieelved and for sato, a goodl stock of
Athinutic and Kenutucky White I,ead, also
best White anid Calored Mixed Paints,
(Colors in~ 0il, Linseed Oil, Kerosemne ar.di
fled C Oil, iMachinecry Ols, 'F'anhners Oil,
\'itd. alt'., Windowv Olass, Putty, Etc.
McMAwTEn, liicE & K :ETcum
46WooL ootms.
Wekecnhand at largo stock of School
Wriiting Tiir.l.il( ibles, i Lymn Books;
also the popular literature ot' the,,da-y, ats
the Seaside L~ibMi'~iy Franklin' Square
Library, etc.
MCM(ABTEII, BlucG & KwTrNi.
ONION QETS.j
We have on hand a.'JAI g' stock of (Gei
(den Seeds; also edig iled Sehds auld
Flowe~r Me6dd, fito.m - 1.iit, I uL adieth,
M AsTi Et, U.ni.o r& K ETcJif N
WR APP'JNG J 4!AL?iR
We call thd~ attention of inerchan
others to outr large stock( of .vratplping j)x-*
> Er, constain j. of Wh iitO New.papoi, .
Ian lla, trhay 'ra ping atud'St'ra w Paier,
and1( *'aper' ilags. --
,We sugest that.if morefiili .an'. b
these artieles fyg"m us asn low as trd)n,iac
freight adlded, it wml be0 an adtvaunta e to)
retaini withuin the towvn the small communii 4
chairged rathe~r tihan pal it to strangi.ers.
McM AwrTu, RnicE & 1Ii1%0/IN.
WVYTIIEVIIL
'inE secon$ trm of this hsiuit fl
commenIceIt ori the It.hiday of February- a
which thin, re-.organib'ationi of classseill 4
take p'lae. 'bTorough. lutute bjn ali
departientsq. 'Tuition and board as iowv fd'
olin bo obtatined In alty flrat-class inlstitution' i
of the kind. F4or further infortnat-1o, LId
MU$ M4RY H. 'MEAN8..
,Principal, WythOvine, va.
Mm's. Meas%t3'a, by per1nissio),. to ex
Governor Ih Voand Prof. R. M. Davis,
Colnnbia, ~qi'ohnm Bratton iuxd Col. J.
H: Blon
to ~ ~ z Ohq iae ivrtiedi
mn ofAvers. Ipill all ond o 4
Ilt OWA etons.is ue nd bllot
46 to hv o'r triod
6ein it uset
It nsPyrily laghs Droneag.,
Monte fers. t1 i a wntoifei r
HXPHO)ORNTAWD HEf
ItkOn ;ktp .91d de th' aanti uri;%Anumpq
to,-anbe\r. fo A. o
dionnehV reache.ght eats, gAIe
of' all It1te An enoral debility. Ithtl
been ot onyfoour years an f .
A0 . . I .
An ony afflcted nith Wl)ot.Is dgerngly
00ns1dlpt6d,eedth's avallt C0111-er1 Onlsump.
tiou, u be cr O Jor y 0oi the,00 or
t1000 accoriing to the tage peror t
t:iso.se hia reaouea. thi patdu vp s yet
tikei $10 n orth inforoauro wiw 4otozd.
Thb, SPEV1010 im rp ontlnded oiAv fi)r
Wallver's
Cures itotmatism, eithor acute ordihju
it , ti fro n eight toon days.
Price po Express, i peor diott
DR. J. W. WALKER,
, V IANKLINTO N,. C,
io0. Kentucky Spring Sent Satai.es for
DR- ULYSSE J. DESPORTES.
SPRING
A N N 0 U N OU $M E N T
I have 11ow it sto.or .a fall line of
Farmintg -ipebi,ie as
Plows, Trace Chains, Clevices.'
Shovels, Breast Cha'W,'1e'lows.
Spades, Uinck Bands, Lap Rings.
Swedes Iron, Grindstoiteg,' Axes.
Ferguson & Ulont'.s.Toji Foot .Pkow
Stocks.
*M
SLED IRJr1 POTA TOES AND
JGARDEX SEEDS.
My stock of GROCIERIES wil! al
ways be kept up with nothing but
FiIRSTr-CLA88 GOODS.
A largo lot of F.IN[LG FLOUR, bought
before the rcept adyance,, eh'&ap hyt
theobarrel. Fresh, sn'ppIy of "Snmow
flako" Crackers.
D.NLY CAS Il TRADE SOLTCITED.
R._ T M. UEY.
FLOUR FLOUR
i FRE5tI SUPPLY 0OF VERY FINE
FLOUR
lUST RECEIVED. EVER~Y SACK
WARIRANTrED BY
. D. 1R. FL ENI[kEJY.v
.MEAL, MEA E:
A~ FRiESiI SUPPLY OF TIHE 'VE'UtY
BEST QUAA LITY,AusI.ldWCEVED
-BY
SiEW TrINSHO.P
I HI A-YE recently conenced busi
ess opposite Mr. .J. M. Elliott's G
Shopj, whe~re will be -found Cookiniv
i ad Heoatin1g:Stoves anid '.liiware of al
Rouofing and Gutter'ing dlone io
roiid ati subiaItanithWi mtier, as cheapI
IS tliehl0a rast.
Signs P lDated' Id' the best style,
Algrcitt wiAlitid it to ,thieir inter
tIo cease Reili JiJta~nkee Tn.
vasi*6 . poorly sol6 r - sii 'i elym
rlNW ARE,'Ait is atbolit ast CilEAP,
mud 15 m[adeO of O001D MATPERIAL.
N Mar ch lst inst., I. bolt toe e'lire
Istock of o of EA'l:
*ORlNEfl STORE." Thanks to' all for '
fear i 1 8leat los prfIs I ta~
0lConfliet" dthe continted patronag
m1 lanly thtrou t our town oftd county. 8(
. Fcful, J. M. BisATY. A
All pesp indebted to the old firm of
.BAY & CO. arequested to
'ri at once anld make semetent to the,
tMorsig I. All account, to March lst(
04 pst- ~ ,paid -
. Me I)EAT
QO0 *uu PrI
Y000 lopt brane 1
0 yowwit Cottoin t 4M Vel
Yiitiu's W-Ifg, In p0u1W in
Slgo awls qj)lQTt J%YaWR tt 6 poits
a0nil Lu's Black Cashmiore t
100 8 ya thd L N11'8 vling, all w
Ike wl%t my o1 ett t6ia, aak-f(q, Q e
ivo4 Wnikins nnI Jbo*4m..t
tgq6ad qkqeli atyUtlug ItrtfivoO
My reptin 1l the-IIA'T DM w
o t5o r sucli Indutwieonts-as to surplr-s
ktptors. A go( .6Sra* Hat ak Aeeuts, a b
1Id:MARIllft A 10sold aI on in til
U11.'0," C103; ?- 20. -awroa.n's Plolq
ftnl'8 lo e 5.at$.. am ad 1.25 NVOr
00 a.6 Lnd . l ippers at 50; 7 . $p.2t
Vol 1 2S. . . -% .1 . 1,
OTIONS ANb GOODS, ETO.-4
a ae 1 0. ott f otr, II I
', a l rn valic o AhpJgk~ DiiT -9-1114r, do
T4d6 All apknR oe(1 6O4, pap
'HE EVEIE
THE
W, STiJ1 S.ULAAI JfWtt
91gz TERS AXr
Nt ALR VIAY A
Respectfully ,
J.G
GREA' B.
MY WINT
7,U9T BE SOLD, AWD J
THE NEXAT
ktpriies aunheard of in Win
--LO'AKS AND .b) L\AN!
Conmc dhd deeJ&* LOW i
vili be sure to inYest so.ine of
Resp&dtfrilly,
CT STAND& A'
1.
D AUDWEi
L AUI
ARE
SPRThDG
0.- BAR']
ho Lar'gest TImpo'M'kAs Wor - Fr'ul
leoted stock. ofgn
*tic over thing 0 that a first-cindj
**d 1 {"
;041. at %- ' . f 0
ool, the be1yihI Au er~i t~ 2~ cent.
oods. -
;my native- ' This lin'e
fw10 bbro.
p' ililar-to ali-..Ij
cry ve , y Alp Wu
trone n 14o4ittop . the be itand
1 towII at,$.A,00. . v I - - -
r Shoos at 75 oentso,,WoA $1.21. 200 Pal -j
N2.00. A ficte ito of Mou'A ,1fine S %oes
200 pairs Ladies' Olotia.Wie. at 75 cents
ni this 'trt ent I have a i }c;eohm. .
r, ad I 01Oed out. 144 willog.. If yotj
t foll W examino my took.
1 1X G srT.AU-1 -r
boujjt a fee
STARL
iLl FINVE ASOR iA
rQUOR1 AND CIGARS P
ALL H.OTJ94
ROESCHEL, Aent.
Ame&AINS
ER STOCK
r'ILL BE OFFE EfVD FOR
SIXTY DAYS
sboro.
3 ,AT EESS 'THAN COST4f
am' offering .godds, andJ you'
ypur sparW change.
iROESCHEL1, Agent.
THE LI(Gi'T-RUNNING
"EDOMESTIC."
.the Tr'i1de la a fact that cannout be dhIs.
'luted. --:
.MANY IRKITATE IT--NONE~ EQUAL -T
The Lart at Armed,
AND IT IS WVAl~IANTED
'To be made of the besat mterla.h:
T(.do.at l\'tItd all kinds of world'
Tobe c ot in every respect.
Agn' atdL isucuie'trio
Richmond4it , irgiA' a.eaw
DR HD
I],
sToax
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