The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, April 19, 1883, Image 3
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Wie#OA APAU.- 84.
Atteno ,- . .-Ub
ta en-J. P; CdN' la Sbrem-y.
npw Ordinabbhs4.&. 1 Idener
'Cltk.
Doty Co;
Mioney Saved .1 Mol* 46 -R.
W. Phips.
Leal Urlers.
-Ti 1olk 4ohn ., .Heitn has
coutrilled V iO towards don'aying
the expeIpes of i Cheat8i' prisoners
on trI for election frtids. Li&eiil;
Indeed 6
-Leave your orders vith
tlhuderd le for standiard Fertilizers
Wandg .U0i Saluda Guanos, Adid,
Kafti.it, &o. .
--'i'' flowers and beantles 'of spring
have coiAo aghi; and we yenture the
assertion that Winnsboro 16 flow 6II
of tile Pr'etilest an'd io'st 'attractive
county seats in.ithe State.
-Mr. Cronenborg, photographer,
has- atived... and will lib jogsed to
have the hidlies call 't lIe ga 1.,y Ii
thb Thesplan Hall. Api 19
-The Couny Board of Examitners
will fied o .next Moldy', i .. 3
inst., for the purpose of determinting.a
controversy groWilg out >of the ciea
tion of the new schop disti'ot ''i
R1idgeway.
-Approved county paper and school
certificates bought and cash paid for
same by T. W. Lauderdale.
--The prelimiiiary, OXii--exainltinQ of
JMWOs Sawyer, onl th hiAle of CiM1
rying concealed deadly weapons, wa
held before Trial Justice Catheart onl
Tuesday, the 17th inst. Messr. Giil
lard & Reynolds appeared. (or the pros~
ecution and' Messrs. McDonald &
Douglass for the defense. The defend
ant was bound hIeF to await'trial at
the June l'ritt of court.
-All parties who have ibo.ight
guanos f-om us this sason will please
call at our office and give. ps th.ir notes
befor bid 1st of May. it. J.iMcCAn
LEy.-& Co. ApI 12
Tis ELECTION CAsmE.-The political
trials have been indefinitely postponed.
Thb reason assigned for the action of
the Government is the Wa:it of the
ecessary ids for the payment of
witnesses and jurors. For our part,
we bqlieve it nbaie a practical aban
doninent of the bases. The hiirelings
of the Government have doubtiess be
gun to realize the fact that the charges
AIP unfounded, and that it will be use
168b to attemtit conviction. They have
a iglt to "ease themselves down,"
alld Sii that sco'e the subterfuge is
perhaps. pardo,nable. ,jf the easd9 Uie
ever aidtled again it will probably not
ti before the next regular.. term of the
tourt in 1 ovemnber.
* tEATH.-A telegram -was reNSived
o'i)Vednesday afternoon tif the death
6f Dr. E. B. Turnipsedd, of Columbia,
S. C. He l.tad beetn dangerously ill'for
*ovbi a week with somethfng like jaun
nuot fift46thi unexpncWod. Dr. Tur
niipseed stood in thte very front rapk
of htis profession, and W JaIhf
guished throughout the United States
as a syrgeon. Heo served through the
Crimean war in that .capacity and
through a gro&ttbr kortton of the late
war. The deceased wvas abovt fifty
three years of age, anid leaves a widow.
The sad kn'te'ligence will lhe received
throughout the State with much un
feigned sorrow.
DEMOREST Fott APRIL.-Oaie of~ the
most entertaining antd useful miaga
itids that have come to us recently ia
.DeiIorest's Monthly Magazine for
RAsi'il, which (does not contaitn a sintgle
article that cannoi be read with pro1dt
an d pleasure. "The Admiral's WVard~
Is .cofiued, and enoVf the shorter
stories are "A Romiance in Purple,"
"An~ April Adventure," "Joe Baxter,
Rlanchman," and the "Story of the
Maelstrom," a .translation from the
Norweglan. Jenny June gives another
chapter of "How We Live in Newv
York," Miss Kate Sanborn an amusin
skietch, 'entitled "The Continkium o1
the Nineteenth Century," Mrs. Hun.
gerford Oue of her popular articles,
aRt?Miss Hetta Ward "Home Art and
' Home Comfort." These, .wit i many
other articleR of interest, *tndl "Cur.
EI'W 'Topics," and the various depart.
- muents, make up as interestitng a nnm.
ber -of this read'able magazine as we
have 'yet had. Special attiention h
giVeen to fi'm l'1fuhirations, and In tihl
case wvith particularly happy reasuis
"T1he Flight int.o Egypt," a steel en.
gravl'g, and the etching *of 'Vatts
eelin'ated picture, "Watchun, Whal
of the Night?" being especially fibmer
INYALUABLy A'0LC.-01'. #. E.
*Alken, of Winnsboro, has in his posses.
sioni some,6f tihe relies of tihe old Can.
federate Government, which are er
tal,niy Atnong the most valuable any'
where to be foutnd. Among them ls
the seal of the Provisionial Govern.
gnent, made of a simple round piece ol
brass, with Lhe,lnscriptions around the
edges: "ProVisional .Goveriment.'?
*"Confederat9 States of m4erlca." Is
the centre Is a scrol,anat on it are wvrit.
ten the words, "Constitutional Liber
ty." In dIlItion to the abbve, ho hiau
the seal of the DeP&itment 'Of State.
*It bears. a marked ros%mbledtoo to the
seal' of thie .Provisidskhl' GUYetrnenti
and upon its face: "Coinfedbi'ate 8tstei
6? Anmei'lea; Depnartmenh,oft State.A
Dr. Aiken' eame biitoK possesalon o,f9
these e.eaIa immtediately upon' the eloc
Bible 8:16 the propety of Judah P.
Bet4amin, and apas port book connect
hd withthe to,4ret Srvice .Wo dpe
the - Doctor will, retai--them in his
'possession at least for some time to
borni. To the relic-huiftbrs they woftid
be 6ihiidbie aid will doubtless In
the ii'eAl' hfidi- ,cdiimand the Mlost
'falkilott pibs.
6nifda- 1l:6igol 0o4*6o-W
The follow ilinimed entfemeii will
pAease rpHfilibbr tlat next Saturday;
he 21st lnst., is the 14 F-quested
tii'em to meet 9t the ' 0thodist church
ini insboto; at tei o'6160k, v; in,:
Aev. J. K. McCain, Dr; 8. W. hook,
hart, Reve. H E. Jordan, ..John T.
Chalmers, \V. W. Willkapi, Charle
G. BradA'rd; W. W.- M-li, T. W.
Mollichamp, R. R. Vann, Messrs. It.
H. J6ipfings, Robert Ydrborough', A.
S. Douglass, J. E. McDonald, J. N;
Center, J. W.-Shell, R. A. 1ierroli and
Rev. E. 8. Lupto. Yours truly,
. .E. W PRumE,
W hibbo; ApP'il 17, I&
PROOMADINGS OF OOIUNOrZ.
WINNSBORO, 8. C., April 9, 1883.
Council met this morniiig at ten
. 'olock. Prmseint: Inteuidant Neil,
Wardenus Davis, MeCatitt and McCar
Icy. Absent: Wardqn .8qigler. Mr.
J. N. Center was 'eletl Clerk of
Council for the municipal year, and
required to give an approved bond of
tho' thousand dolIhi'g;
The following standing - bommittees
were himpb1fitbd,.
Auditing cotimittee-Wardens Mc- t
Cants atid Seigler, a
Committee on streets and bridges- idi
Wardens MuCarley, - bhtis and Mc-CE
iants.
The condition of the roof of theyo
Town Hall Nas then considered, and
on motion Intendant. Neil was appoint- -%
ed a committee of bne tO investlM,eiid
and to estimate the cost and mnaterialQh
necessary for its repair. u
. Warden Davis suggesod that an
apportionment be made of the town r
reVitifes, an'd In bl-Iet, to dd this, the
Clerk be required and instructed to
furnish Couicil, at Its next nebtig,
the sum total of all revenues.
The Clerk was Instructed to piilf-s!
in the Winnsboro NEcWs AND HERALD
advertisements for two policenien anid
two larnp-ligh-s-; and for sealed pro
Posals for furnishing oil, lamp chimn
neys, wicks, burners and male-h6, for
use of street lamps for tihe present
municipal year; also for rent of stalls
Nos. , and 2 of the market for ono
year ftini May 1, 188.--Comineil re
s.'vng the right to reje6t any or all
The following resolution was adopted :,
REcolved, That so muchle of the
amount reailzed froin the taxes of tbie
town for the present year, as mnm.* ib
nuecessary to meet the third p)aymen.t
on the steam fire engine, be reserved
and set aside fdi' tfl.lit..jurpose. .
There bieing no' fdtir butiess;
Conucil, on motion, ad.journed to meet
on Mionday, the 16th- inst., *at nine
o'clock. J. N. CaN-r:R,
Clerk of Council.
-Giar land protect oi huealth, make
use of that true sud efficient tonic md
eine, Brown's Iron Bitters.
Dn. J. W. WAL1ER, Frankllnton, N:.p
--Dear.BSir: Would you accept th'e
gratulation~s of an old man. for your s u
cesqsful treatment of a.disease that all oth
er renmedies had failed on and would you
also accept the enclosed Ei50.00 as a small
expression of my gratitude ore I depart for
my Western home. I .have perfect free
andl easV pse of my hatYMd nnd arms, anil I
can alsoi Walk; thls Jha.veh e~in dIebatW?d
froni for ten years, u YtiI th last three
months. My rheumuatisintl~ ii 1.. Your
Rheunmatic Remedy cured me1. I nsed ,it
only eight days, andc twenty days from the
day I began its use I was wvell.
Truly yours,
I). IIAsTINqos KIMBALL.
Oxford, N. C., April 3, 1883,
InventioY .4 ffieAp:
After, ' !g a hiea r supp6r it .3'ou
woubt~ nnd groan andl toss about
in bed all throg ,the.,*iparisome night and.
dream about snakes and fire, take a (10.9
of Norman's NeutralizIng Cordial, then
balmy sleep, Nature's sweet restorer wvill
comue unb'idder,r.
'The *flore Truth.
"Norman's Neutralizing Cordial is an ex-I
cellent medieine." C. W.'Moore, 8enees,
S. 0. "W Ilgnty recomnmend It." Pro i
J. R. Ite~ and H. Strong, Adger Co .-'
"The best remedy I have ever useut . f~a
disordered stomach. Chesley Fi'shuer, Tua
galoo Valley, S. C. "I endlorse it." .J. W.
Hlollenman, Treaanrer Oconee county, 8/ C'.
LAST Ax'uItAL.-Looking to your own
interest Is oueo of the iirst laws of ng,ture
Th lifore hij.~ granted liberal fnd ul'
gen to my cuiVOmers, they 1igust not com
plai if they find, after the 10th of Fobrua
ry, their accounts in. other Ignta'f6i-fme
diate collection .glE cent.A,ddbd.' .rn the
future payment wvill posit1iey be' required
when bills conmo due, regard less of prices
being too low to sell cotton, or ration bills
and blank debts to pay first. ~o.,t will be
to yotur' interest to .comp9 a, ilstle at once,
in ordler thamt I may do likewise. Tis is
my last appeal. I-. SIMPSON,
Dentist.
Special Atta~tion
-a-GIVEN TO TI'A
0
,NOtiAER''EPARLTMENT.
4$2 OA L LS .PE M.li'LY A T-.
T2E ND ED T O.
I keep on hlanil a fuWlijtiily of
METALLIC BURIAL CASKETS
of thofl fnish, aruil
- WALNUT CASKETS
of the latest styles; and also Imltation
ROSEWOOD CASES AND COFFINS,
aui(a CliSAP GI(ADE of COFFINS and
PIHLl9
p 19
Whn1bor6 Stejn Fire Eikite to
SSEMBLEC Ot Engine ii44se 'ilsI
4 (Thurday) afternoona"t 84 o'cljxk
1rp, for pratce,.,.,jo.A will be ca I
rdmltly on time, 4nd ninbers are ei
iecU 0 be promng
Py oiderbf t; ent:
Ap -19 J* P. CA LDWtS,L
A1TENTION
8 CAU 5] UFIIEi A 1ITIONg
TO MY
[e Coobi-fe'd "BrUix404. le at:1 -try
one:
cea Gem Mackk..
w. Saint toi in Bee'.
Wint Louis past Beef.
4m,rted I )dk AinrIcan Sardthis
;aliiol (tlused), Aackerel;.
itpoRl IronI
Presh Cheese' k.. ..
..cesh Apples, in gallon cans:
.rated Pinen'e; eacheg..
WinsoW's" Succotash-firs packed.
'Davis Lestor Manor' Tomatoes-hand
pcked... -.
i.sie & Btk*eti's Ch oChow Piek
Imported Worcestershii'o Sh
3aker's Broma.
Condensed Mllt:.
bf .i id f oIn C6icl9k.
H' CliEAP FOR CASH.
viously been saim. After li had utt
a few sentences (and had drunk a
of porter,which an assistant door-ke
had orders to bring whenever he
to speak), his tall, meager form w
writhe with passion; his long, 4
i index-finger would be pointed at tl
on whom he poured his wrath; and
0xPression of his beardless,high-lcleel
'e and sallow countenance would give
Is ditional force to the brilliant and b
'e tiful Sentences which he, would rap
.e ,ttter, full of stinging witticisms
angrY sarcasm. So distinct was
enunciation, that his shrill voice cc
. be heard in every part of the hall;
words were select and strictly grain
ical, and the arrangement of his rema
was always harmonious and effective
Randolph, having had a dinnee-tI
e difficult with Willis Alston, of No
Carolina, never let pas an opportui
for alluding to lin, in the Imost bit
and contemptious Iannier. Alst(
t enraged one day by some languil
used by 11andolph inl debate, said,
the representatives were leaving t
nail, and-.lRandolph was pas.sing lijr
"The plIppy has still sonie respect, sliol
hiM." Whethbr the allusion referil
to Randolph or to one of his point,
dogs, which was following him1 N
afterwards a question but RlandIol
Imunediately began beaLing Alston oll
AN ORINANCE
'O PiOVIDE F01R THE. L1STING OF Pnior'
EnTY FOR-TAXATION AND FOn THE. lEEl
I8TInATION OF~ PER1sONs- LIAnLE TO
STnI)T TAX.
-Boi it enaded a.nd ~raiifch by the Intend.
nt and Wardenms d? the T1own of Wimiis
icro, S. C., in Council met:-.
I. .Thet for the purpose of taxation aull
wneris of real estate and( personal prope'r
y wnithin the corpPorate ihnits. of the said
o7wn sha li make a sworn return of -stich
*tai estate and personal -property to the
rowni Clerk betwveen the first day of May
nmd thme first (liy of .June In echcl year.
I,,'jat eve 'ymaiceiutizenu betwcon -t,he
of siu een nd sixty years, who
a?s.resd.ed within the corporat lin'its of
aild ToWin for sixty days shall registers
Ith the TloWin Clerk at the Pame,time as la
reserlme .cr S 0w l~t of this ordinIane
nr ,~r'lf I~urnus of real estate and per
oalr' irty.
I'Jsit'tne req utreynonts of 8S%e0t.2.
f is' ortih'ane snail not'apply toIpersons'
mow exemp fromi street tax, nor to those
vho are physically disabled fromi earn;ng
sn >port.
IV. Should any poison.tfil or refuse to
~omply Wvith the provIsionts of this ordi
uance.d ehall be the duty f.- the. .Town
31iio adT a p.nl$y of fff'.pgy.ent: to'
hie last Municipal Return 0f such person,
nmd to add a p)enalty of fifty cents to the
upiount assessed against su1(1 b)person for
itrect tax.
V. Th'lat all ordinances and pam4i of ordi
lanics inconisistenit with th is ,ohilce
1)e andt tihe sae aro~ herebh repledli(.
Done in Council this 160i. (lay of AIil;
A. D. 1I8;a, andl with the corporate sea of
aid( Town affixed.
SJNO. J. NEIL, Intendant.
."'N. CENTEnI, Clerk.
UN4DERTAKING !
EiR. JT. 11. ELLIOTT, SR.,
Reedfft1llyhif6rms tile 'puibild thaut hM
has on 1 lul a full line of
EOFFINS AND CASKE TS,
Ind is yared to do anything In under
Lakinge'
- LLSO,.
& frii tl;'e 6 I URIAL ROB ES, for meni
woom anud ehlldren-. inew feature-Very
neat, ap ropriate and cheap.
We ask for~ islare of the patronage.
J. M. ELLIOTT, Sr.
--- .-TllADE
NORMIAN'S
- we,R ALI
CORDIAL.
--MARK
Flux, onpt Pain siatuen,a
oeartarn,Nervous
'oad 4nan pql. May
$omaoor and owelsfon roaxn of th
SNEUTIRAB.IZINO OOU DIAf.
ls a D1easant and harmless as~ Bilek.
beriy Wine. Does not'cnti Opium
and will not conetIme. Speciall recom-.
mnended for So0l e55 and eth.ing
Children.
9/P Price osc.'and Cu. per bottle,
Bold by all Trugglets and Dealers inMein,
.*Walhalia,5,0. U.s.8
- )ON'T BUY A WAGON UNTII, YOU 8FEE US.I
I il'py you. . Di OT,'
ULYS$ DESP1tTE
CC Y
& F. M
CH A.....M
MOWES, ,EA
. SIPLE N COSTR
DUABE, nAIYM
WARRJ.~
Io DO H.WR E
'(NY1IL1B1RFU
1O SALE B
W. . OT
Epril1f n
-SOBU
ingUiAhiet, o,o an EASIL nedeM
FIOR AUS BY
W.nive D11y
Apil19E4x2rs:
Isatdhe SAVEecrwntD IdrS
to-SOydvd tewl ewe BUYf
wh* Th e sindtdo axe4o
Im rOugvedyo n #dil MrAes/L GE1N
Ioe~ay s the nuilis81I .?OfliFn E
world a vn UnialP.ASDFRSML
and C1t1la. gl hds o riu t d for n,8i
CNDiENSECLIS
-s Attell ~ io oif the abveitleer y o xkij
WHINNGAND~l N)B PRESERVN
KEEPS E iE)ATHI PU]OJREAD
.h in i .iM SWEE'T.
FOUL AN OF R.~I T. T. r' MOORE
pilM8it, 1KRTOiN
WOOh22-. oDi'rM
OWEIB
.
-10
MAsTiao, a
PCION TON" N
XER , IF B THEER
JCTN &TR O AD
ANAGED; EVERY ONE
LNTTED
TFECTLY, IF NOT TIIE'
DED.
& CO., AGENTS,
JfW1A'As 13O.nu, s. C.
YOUlt
R. WY. PIlLLWPK~
Mtat.tre.sses of my ov oiw i m :a '
-b)uy where~i you eit geLtihe cheap-i
A m' sup'ply ofr (hihIrren's ( ':i.
ae, (of t.he ht~s, designts andl low
in rice .U ~fi iii~f
\10 ou esav mot wv)1 hekx41 byuih
UntekeVlT V , ii!oaks, t.riiis i it-:1.
~I IIfIShaeI,'s (no te t W . otici1. .e- i
Yi ol u will rlui tit toi yourt 'in t to I
pr i ce mIi ne l hdorn win a~ p1our-1
ebase E12 \\'liEl j IIeeme
IE htRYWnntHe urh byan
one.___ ______P
han l iut s All( odes ill have0 propt1ttf10
tvir( oia taraxes. I~ ii(ttl Ap( o - i t;
anlo T .Yolnaty ' fo t 'in~i such mann alI as
''LY~V WIN t E EIRLI AND P-ILY lne
.oE FRM ITETIINGV .AINIX'N- '
ITY.h Ciapit for niis .T ef sIi aiting -
W.arket.K [
Elgo AND MOWggy for estn Mautyoe of
tOWN ULNS, wit FEDESAND -
J~of F A IPoED1 0, MAilNl
'1cinL Y& O
AND
ET , WINNSBORCw
Pi4
-l -
iDICULOUIN SLYRI
jI /T 0" A/
AT
Ainmuu!nn ~ I an o 9 o d a k(nowNit,
we un- -t (02 1 11::y 1v<l the LlA IN UNW\\A\
D,7 1)jbJ. 0o C 1 IING, H
wVI limev a very go,)l
RO0CEIZESll-ALL KP
YNEL,ISS CODFISH il dFENE M A CR
CAL L F1OR11 OLD CRC
X- IA ) NL ENl .lul AT AI. E
E i I
'0( A 4t
F U ry;N~ N NOOD0,'
ADE' ICKLOUL Y
AI Wr 1-,il'i w, Tmve I'I.in lIN., WA
asbl J fto niention il, bu "Cal TIIr'what fo
1()C J. [ H.-AL A R
The loEii" aicQi''S1nihida rush~ h~asce~
FA\LL AND1. WIN)CR
TR DTIAN Y NIERE FE
~'Ice wil Aovic yoIh en utw
>uallahap an poserusNe8Yar
RED4.TIIN IN
A wilAlsePuPy winter st
r lge (tock 114 o f lYi14 f' 5tC bfi
e' s,k i Ioys andIS oth' C uV b
ti o bargains ~o sure~ toV Xcal
O. OI)IE PRINCE.
WIL N GO,S C
t goei a ins Given r to ctin.P
G. RTES.
#4
nj..
44.
D IL lift
LOW PRII'ES
it'lll
N K
EIMER'S.
11,0 Of mur prievs will Convince you
ZRANTE.D T1 11" 1 1 .
A, CAPS A D Si iOES,
IDS GENERALIY
i;ir six ]"on nIIN ceFNTs.
zuR~O (ERIES
AliCLES NOiW ()N HA Ny'".
OA'l'MICAla.
SY-ZTS.
.ARA -0I.
PI CK I4I8.
30YTA.T CEITJ.
ni a d im f(dwliyou it -z
D)EN & BRO.X
1883.
>me( nnal( jtone, and Ithe Nev tea.
tand nl.s I iend to use) my44 JIVIIuios
in this dateII myI presetI stock of
'.D rI Pi(fCES, in order to imuli.
tnmakinig your purchla.es as iuy
mt I ioise in (hi.i m vrtnoment.I
ral anid gratifyiung faviors, I wish4
SA MUKLES.
eCk oCf fyT i
order to make roohy Por a
it'. Fine lihe of Ovecrcoats
Iat
iKINARD'S,
2J AL, CO LUMBIA, S.' C.
C.'UAw . A. i)(.AJo
MIDONALD & D0UGLIASS,
W1NN~SBORo, S. (I
fto6ic( in i t1i Staito, (C~la n
N UUG R T