The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, April 24, 1883, Image 3
A . i. ,#"ees.
AdraeO.aod M1 les-Al.. W.il1116r
Xook to'To6'WoA4 tiAest . n"
Ing. - -
VLcal 1LIJetEN-E
-The'gythgann oosenget an
Was a few.mip .Ns a on Mo.n a
very ralv occurl,enice.,
Th'.rAnP Ur Time anO DeiS
verat .has .been oinl4%rgedsto,,a ninte
Columii ber and thqaddlt 0P1 sIpace
IS filleiwith.Ww,-chosgx.mait ..
1u. -,1_______ ft____
--The 0iftereit' o hv"I . the
was ~ ~ ~ 01 atds ofw tboa~ 3 on~
G.0r4Qn,..Light.,lluj .a,t't. making'
amn'pIoe preparaot) .9apoci
jng celebratk.op, alid. .At Q' es 'to be
very .eioyable in every ly. .
-Approved,Icoinity -paper and sehool
certificates bought andahgd c 'helor
same by T. W,, Latidesdale. p*
...-The 0st'Aoc I'd ooen daily folf t
transaction of business fromt eight
Py'clock lin the morning till seveno'c.loo
pp he evenling-except on andchy,
TOh.n t0..1t open only- for the dIvery
of, the. mails.
--411 pqrsolls . have pitrchased
fortiliZero fromi the. iti)drsigied ar r
quested to settle for the same by. n1t,e
or otherwise, on or before tje first day
of lig Y J. M. STEIvAT.
-Mr. X. P. Miller has his Soda
Fountain in full operation, and will be
pleased -to servo' tie ' public. He will
keep Onl hand a full assortment of
Syrups of the nicest and purest kinds,
and will be sure to please.
-Lave your orderA .wiI Caldwell
& Laudq.tlelo for standard Fertilizers
Wando an Saluda Guanos, Acid,
Kainit, &c.
Tii SgivAY Sclool. CNVENTION.
The 11e4ting hold inll the Methodist
church on Saturday isI, for the pur
ose of organizhik a County Sunday
School .Convontion, was largely at
tende d by both clerg,ymon and layin.en.
A c.minittee, conslisting of tho Acv.
E..G. Price. the Rev. C. G. Bradford,
the Rev. D. ,, ,Jordan, th6.1Rev. John
T. Chaliners knd Mr. J. E. McDonald,
was appointed to frame. a constitpgion
'or the organization. Tie rebuf,t of
tis committee, together with a full
synopsis of the Ilroceedings on Satur
day, will appear .I oI' next Issue.
COT*ON STATEEWrr.-The following
j.tie comparative cotton st4tement for
the .%YCe diing 4pi-l #0, 18k$:
- Wet receipla at all United States ports
during the wedk 66&9; t aido tin e
last yoip2 . tal recolpt to this
ldate 6,635,646'to sam ae d(tte last year
1,858,675. .txports for dije week 91,
471;ameef, ist,y.'r 1,7 i; total
expo6rts to this date 3,961,935; to same
date last year 2,908,861, Stock at all
UJnited 8 atps ports 749,250; same time
1a t year 178,i82', stock at all interior
. .ynis 90,417; same time last year 90,
96" *took '-at -Liverpcol 1.01 ,00;'
9al Ai1 last year 'b67,000; stock
9( Aj e.rican afloat for Great Britain
122;fo6d NtUAd tiny)p last year 218,000.
TIuE abN ItRATE ROLLs.-Adju
taut General Mani tlt 1 sondin cir
cAlare.to thie strivnge ilofgy
of South Carolina in the Confederate
army, requestig 1ttlid giiih him
a statemnet 'of their field and stafl
officers during the war, for use ini mak
lug up the Conifederate r'6s'te'. Thes6
circulars are addressed also to the rela
tives or representatives of general
111cei's lWoded during or sliice t:h'e
wvar. There were in the Confederate
service from South Carolina four
major-genecrals, three lientenanit-gen
terals andI twenty-four brigadier..gen
ernls, besidea twvd rIsjgr-generals and
seven~ b rigadior-gonerals inativ'es of
* South Ciroiina, but residents of other
~tates at the tinie of tlicih- Appointnient
and appointed fr'oui thon.
'A CIt,EDITAnLE DEnA'ra.'.-The junior'
editor, by invitation, wasM preserit a,nd
presided at a v,ery' hiterestiaig and in
'structive debate in tiie Young Meji's
Debating Society on last Friday eve
~iing,- the 20th inst. Thq subject for'
discussion WN; "Did t 'outhern
States have a right to secede?7" The
gecbators on the affirmative weore
Messrs. J. J; Gerig; R. E. Bric C. H;
jordani and W. d. Brice; on t,he nega
tive, Messrs. A; S. Gaiillard, H.. JL,
tAlliott', Jr., 8. A. Miller and F. l.
Melftster. The- speakers were all
tho~l''Bu11y preparod and1 sp6ke with
'orco ihi. ability, highly creditable td
thii61 i~ An4 to the society of whiclh
they i''d cilthusiastie members. The
society iiiA 3 membership pf about
twenty-five; All of whom ta1te gi'eai
intereit in ti1'd jfosp.ority of the organ.
Izatioil. We Wi1i them much success
in the Ia'udaie 6ntbi.i-iso.
SufrItiE CU'dw UINIMNs.-Th(
State Sdpreme Colii't ias i#ceatly i'on.
dlered'doecisions in the following casea
t aken up from the Court of COdimori
Pleas for tIs coutity4 .
W. R. Doty A Cd., Pldintilisi Re
spoIi'dente; Us. Mary A. Duvall; no
fondant, Appellant: Judgment of thi
Cironit Court adrmed. Col. Jas. Il
R ~ion for alpelant; 1M0ssi's. DouNiasi
& McCants for reslliddenits.
Thomas K. Eilqtty itechiver; Plain
*tiff, -Appellant, va: Jo6lin C. Mjtckorel
'e ats., Defend$iits; Respondenate
'Judgment of the Circilt Court ye
yersed, and ease roemanded~ Messrs
Douglass & McCants for aellant
Mr. A. M. Mackey for respon'donto.
Robert E. Patterson et 'at, as .Exccu
tors, Plaintiff, Respondents, i's. Jitnid
Pagan, Defendant, Appellant. Judg
* mont of the Circuit Court 1'e6@Oed
Messrs. Gailiard & Reynolds for appel
lant, Messre. Patterson, 'Oaion J
tige tur respondents;
IANK LIE'SUM'S PO*VCAU M6Njti
--The'May utumber Is iti mak
ter of intresi pud tttrse
tIve i aht. .woutrt jti i
profuse, and the loed 'ritisp ecej
"1he..Little, Ule Mak fr'Y
Rulite's .rinei 'l w ortli
poro .ihai the b c . o . !nagazin9
AMoig the piosely IVst laced a *
les. are (The ShadoWh whie .ThIrea
n -Fran 'y .itich id B. 1Nioall.
'Fdoola au.ose',"tUT' riil
Muse ;" by X. Robinson; ' il
Buta o " Reniniscences. . d
Buff'do Iuntqr, "Freiburg" Ig1raieilt
of V9n " 2'etc., etc. The thrilling rol
manc 'The Bweautif'l Coltss of
wt%i4iile," is conA ped, and here are
s .ttories, sketdiii , et6, bj. W.
ifrgan, Dard Best, Waltei' 3. Mc..
C ul.ilenryC. Ewart, etc. Most ok
the- jerns are tasteftijily tratedj
and are froin the pebs of Jl .O
dard,, Jdi F. Water 'and othei' favor7.
te writers. ,lhei-e is an abundance ?
brief articles, paragraph, etc., enter
taining and replete with inforination.
A sinpe copy is only gnouts, or $3 a
ear postpaid. Addre Mrg . Frank
eslie, Publisher,.53, 66 and, 67 Pai-k
Ilace, New York.
February 16, . 11. A. aillard
to IoLert Bynum, 111 acres i- in Bear
Creek township; consideration $555...
Febrtary 18, 188Q. Win. It. Tii'e'r
to Mar. C. Tuil-1j one lot-in Wim1s1
boro, 1 i 9 ter it in Jackson's Creek
township; consideration $..QO..
February 9, 1883. Carrie E. Brice
to Nannie E. Brice, 215 acres in Brice
towl)skiip; consideration $2,900.
. U1n1uary 15, 1883. R. el 1i)$k to
Thomas C. Camak, 168 acres in Green
brier township; consideration $700.
January 31, 1883. R. H. Jennihgs
to. Thoma.s C. Caniak, 129 acres in
nroeilbrier toisfilp; couisideration
$51 1.V0*. '
February 13, 18 jon CopiI' to
8. 1. Coopor and others, 163, Ricres i
Boar'.Creck township; ondsideration
$250.
November I0, 1880 Louisa .j,'1t1I
to Ann Roach, 65 acres In Bear Creek
township; consideration $5.00.
January 8, 1883. Stephen Gibson to
.J, W. Clarke, 214' acres in Horeb
township; consideration $1,OQ0.
September 11, 1858. James A. Mc
Crorey to Joel F. iU61 125j acres in
Rock Creek township;- consideration
$1,466.
N*ovember 25, 1860. Joel F. Itabb
to J. T. Dawkins, same land as above;
coklsiderait16n *I,00.
NRovember 18, 1882. J. W. Price to
J. B. Killough; tb,.right, title and in
terest of the convevor in 16AAcres in
Ridgeway toivship'; consideration
$20..
Februaiw 21, 1q88.. Samuel Cath
cart, to Jaiies Tillmani and ot hers, 390
acres,in Ridgeway tonvnship;~ conisid
e'4Mtlon $2,500.
Fehenar. 88Q .8arah C. Thomp
soiilo larih . o~,; Maiyl. floy~
aita James Fi. Thonmpso'n, lii'ie in~
Brice township consideoration $8.00.
Febr,uary 3, 1888. 14. Ellai Willing
ham ,t M. E. Itobeits 279100 of an
acFo in Rock Creek township; cont
sideration $300. . --
Febrq~ary 24, 188..~ B. H. Corder to
H. M' Uhsoin; A acre in Brico tdwn
ship; consideration $50.
January 27, 1883. Minda Brown
'add.ohei's to Wmn. A. Clihiibe 38 acres
in Greenbrior towislipi. conside'rd'tion
$100. ..,. * *
August ,9, 1889., E$t6:..,C1. iUo'
ward and Hattie Woodward to T. W.
Woodwvard, 716 acres in.. reeibi4bi'
township; consideration $IO.0' ... ,~
February 21, 188 Mary W. Woodu
Wvard and in. T. Woodward to T. W.
Woodwvard, same iand as Nbof'e, 'oi
sideration $1.00. .. .
.February.. 5, 1883. Judith El. Mc
Clenaghan to George T. Langford,
603k acres in Bear Creek township;
consideration $1,345.,
)?ebruary 24, 1883. 2. E. McDonald,
Assigne'e of F. Elder, to. Thos. HI.
Ketchin, one lot in Mount Zion town
ship; conisideratIgg~ $40.
IDecember 2,7, 1%2. Henry H. Smith
to J. Green Hood, 6 acres in\ Ridge
way towvnship; consideration $30.
February 21, 1883. HI. S. G. Gib..
spri to 'J. WVm. Brown, the interest of
the &dd eyor in 185 adres in i1idgeway
township; consideration $1.'00.
January 14, 1888. Win. R. Kennedy
to Jane M. Mackin, 142 aci-ca iii ttidge.
wa.y towisliip i c->nsideration. $282.
Jatidary 8, 1881. John D.1I%COarley;
Sheriff, to Jas. 11, Rion; ApLol'n%f 87
acres In IlorM to wshaip~ I, sidera
tion $3,475.
February '/,. 18S5... Tiles., 4 Bella
Margaret J. Aik en, Sanil. k. dwem
and Margaret 14. Bell to. R9bert M.
A iken, 150 apre ine .ffersoil town
ship ; considera Iin 5 0.
MAnUmE-Oni the 10th instant; n't th(
ti*Adence of-Mr. Jos. Jenkins, brother oj
tiig bride, by the Rev. IR. N. Wellse, Col
J . . BL'JIAOK, late of Fairfild, to Mis:
L.T T'W$iCkINs, of Newberry.
. TStrength ijd health go together. 0Ob
tan this hdtp$ .phiysic41 state by using
bottle of lJrowvn.8 Ji rn Bitters.*
L00k TO YdbJR INTEREST
Boots and Snioed M$le tO Order (Jut o
the Best Material.
Fine French c2glf Skin I90ots...-'..$8.0
FoMed Boots and Congress Gaiters..."$6'
i Congress8hoies.......l.....,...-$.
Low-Quartered Sinmir Shoi.;...'5.
- epairhnueat1 and proifiptly' done a
Congress .tyecty; hex deer to J. 1bi. Beats
4. CLENINING.'
.Ap 2i-Idi.
SALE.:I
AND E E TABES
ijok Ottv I
- r;ons .needIg- ock; 1 better
rJIan%thtie n at onc as. mfftoQk- o
ulo 1(t4 ,aps getl,g and
don't litenq buying more J,t en -spring 11
trade. Those hPlim brokisi do%n mules I
oF horses catt replace theii by co@hIg and f
q1aplMig with ie.. -I will tako broken a
n sok in part pay. - I would like to
swap for a few kleking horses if they ride
Well ILU I Would alys like to hay A mule
4. two . .ouiiel5 in Rkough,. BIJI '
1... all. your refuse stook tand gt goog
WHE.REWITHALC
-SHALL *t AE
CLOTHED?
Is one of the questions which mot per
plexes the mind of thp Ivid al and the -
fanilly. To reljpAje o elf.j pr
Plexity, you should call and hear of r r ces
SPRINQG.. GOODS9
bf-*lenichve now have a Iarga al well
assorted stock. EveMthin# i tile ZY of
YUlQ0D% -O' ONb etc at is
wai 1 4.comnu doinestic to
the niceit 15RESS GOODS and .ii: the
novelties in NOTIONS. I you want a
nice suit of
........... . .............
Come aiii see our stocfi; or choose iroi
our linoe . qp ,esi I t .an p
you inl on0 Nve - AllIn tfib thr We haV~
soinething 1000, fil this way, and guarantee
t- as wel h<. (1"ility C. gi).0
We baye a er pretyaW nbbby .i f
IATSf, in boA1i elt and straw, and can
please the most fastidious.
,&i akainjispeotivn of oul M-ock .pf
SI OES, w orlve a -g, elibracing all
qualities al.1S. 01netilug nice in
loI*--I4;sMd 0imm. Iipe.rs. - .
In .II epaintments \v eavo t give
the best goods at L,OWEST1 1
Respectfully,
WHERFEWITHAL
SU ALL WE SWE FED ?
ni
Is lyiothei' perplexIng q.uestion. It also fi
ceases to worry wvhen once you look ito
our
GItOCERY DEPERATMENT, i
wvhere you will find all kids of eatables at ~
mnost reasonabl1e prices.
COME Alb SEE US' - s
Wetake pleasure iii showing oNigoods.
Ispifhuhll, s
CALDWELL A L2AUDERINALE.
FRESH
ONO CEUIES!
lARUNS WICK CANVASSED H AMS;
DECORTICATED PATENT FLOUR'
EIOASTED 1110 iid JAVA COFFEE.
8.IMON, CANNJED CORN~ED BEEF.
POTTED IIAM, c1RIOK4N', TOJRJEY.
FRESH OAT MIEAL.c
CANNED TOMATOE$,
SUCCOTASIH.
PINEAPPLE and PEACHEJS'
~iCK(tES Al-D OHIOW-CH[OW, and4
a fuill stock~ of overytilng ustuaQy kept
in a fis'-ciass
UdCERYv STORE.
All df wid~ will be ol 011 W kor
the CASH.
DON'T BUY A WAOON UNT1IL YOU BEEC UP';
It will pay you.
UL~YSSE 0. DSOTS
WOOD'S ODONMTNE
WHITENING AND PRESERVIN'a*
T.$IE TEETIJ.
KE1RPS THlE BIRE TIL PURE AND)
SWEET.
N1~ORMULA. Oi tilR. T. T. NOORi.
WHKOLEBA L~E AGENT, COLUMIJIA, S. C.
For Sale in Winnsboro by
' SMASTERI, BRtICE & EfCD.
Mclh 22-fx1y
-80 lItjy
JiNIbjRt FROTq
I could giv:4% *Av PrENCE
eessary, as the main.1es w /N
ig macine belts, oil, oil cans nd peedles for
r a sowing machine. Agent for Doors, Sash
ftention.
SEED UPLA
Can be planted anywheire ai
an, Atid be cultivatdd very tnuc:
O:.'4 FE w B I
ONE PECK produccba Iasi
USHELS; wbbfth
SI. DOLL.4BS I
6r,ih but o -dinar*y attention. Ca
S.I.HA]
883. 1883.1
prin and SiM er
OPENING OF
PRING MILLINERV.
-COMMENCING
MRIDAYT lpil 6th.
attorn HItat and NoV'elties.
MI fLA.K; a alrstv.clas ilih or rom
altimore, who Is po sonally ]known to
anly in both ouir towvn and county, $1il1 h)i
uch pleased to serve all who ma'y call.
o trouble to showv goods. We can only
quest a trial, and wvill guarantee satis
ction i every particular.
MRS. BOAG having just 'returned from
oe North, we do. iot hesitate 'to say you
1ill Ii our stock in every department
111er andi better selected than-ever before
1le do*e I aie beEnu lii brslness'
M.fay thma'aka fdr past patitomage. We
)lidit 'a continuance ofthsa.
dilAAES, BUG4GIE8.
Don't forget that you canm get good, ivell
l)ished Open oi- Top Buggy, or boible
fateil Guhlbnit checap for cash fronm
~O. BIOAG.
.BUY A NO. 1
Family Sewing Machine. Ever.y Ma- -
hine warranted as represented, and guar
n'teeS giveni with ever$ mihlio. gts
mgandl beet nya'e iliie o thme mearket.
pecial Attentior.
--GIVEN TO TflE
JNI$ERTARERL'S DEPARTMENT.
4 L1, C.AL LS 1iROM1 T LY .AT.
I keep on hand a full supply of
METALLIC BURIAL CASKETS
>f the fnetfnisqh, aird
WALNUT .CASKETS,
>f the latest styles; and also Inm[tation
ROSEWOOD OASES AND COFFINS,
md a CH EAP GRADE of COFFINS and
8ADDLES B,IRID1LESAND HIARNE88--" WAY
rIWm n fondr.4
'bliSSE o. n]!!SFdRTES.
MORY MADE!j
Y'OUR
R.1 W. PHILLIPS.
Mattressc8 of ny own nian6fac,
tur. U30 economy-bty the best
buy where you can get the cheap.
08t.
A ne0'v 811PPly of Children's Carri
Ages, of the Ia" t designs atlI low
in r1co. b
Ifuc tiveo noneyb biwhiig
your lictur6 Yrnnii, VI le kts.
3rackel -nt-racks, Spring M-ds,
Yire .iattrses and Wtiow
hamdt's fromII-lIt. Wv. P11111,1LIP1-. -
t a(,int for severhl differenit
SEIlNG MAClINES, and somei
of then lits ( QDs can l ho Ilmde.
You will -11nd I to your interest to
L o - before .ma1king a pr.- I
'U.t I lnnot bq indersold by any
3 AS YOU WANT, biit.do iot think it
.THIMSHL VIJ when you gotone. Sew
Aa.I.M 1* order iny prt that is want,d I:
nd ,131inds. All or(iers will have prompt
Ap 19
ND RICE!
id at sainc time that cottoi
i like it.
'SHELaS LEFT.
ybat in this county SIX
'EZ B USZLEL,
11 and get particulars.
IDEN & 13RO.
3*18$3
i
tlSNG sPRIN(
SPRING
SP N ISP LTNG
UR NEW STOCK OF
P ARRIVING b A I L Y.
Just opened &: fine linec of
MEN'S
YOUTH-S' i
-and- S
C
BOYs' SUITS,
. --1n
LEW AND DESIRABLE(
STYLES.
E A-AVE RECEIVED OUR~
LADIES' IIATS
F~ THft LATEST STYLES,
ROM FIFTEEN CENTs UP.
.A call fiioii h1l is Vespect
ally solicited;L
'. L./1DECTCER 4 BRO.
, -TR ADF
NTORMAN'S
COR DIAL.
---M4ARK
Proman nfeta Rdy forarreoc,rhoo
all irc olaritn n res axn r n of th ol
aand lwels hnether esn clayre5 m-auls
erA oPr buce 5 ch rol er . >onttle.
BoldaugGpin ans,l Dealeinedicn
ScdI~ofe thpretomach.
cial tl a nd O. rvU...A
Litrnes oat Law,o fo. or waw r,ne
rE RAIN110 RO .
andll nt clnsthip Sate cal rcoun
*1..?fU i.A A rp. and ' $ r.o per 'otle.
'AM
VWTERS, REAP1
SIMPLE IN CONSTRUI
)URABLE, and EASILY MA
WARARA
'0 DO TIIE WORK PERI
IONEY WILL BE REFUND
FOR SALE BY
W. R. DOTY &
Api 119-tx2m
JUST STOP A
-T11 1
tIDICULOU*SLY
---AT
B. SUGENF
An examinnion of onr gonfds and a know'
nt we arv telling1. yon only the PLAIN UN VrA
I DRY GOODS, CLOT1tNG, ]
we have a very goo
AROCERIES-ALL KI
ONELESS CO.)'ISlI an'd FINE MAC
CALL FOR OLD C1
I1CT RZtPIhUS EV
Onivorally
THE ECLIPSE F.
n Unieheel to ihe crown of thie 1b>jler by rpan
t~ unil ly divide the weight betweetie fi w
heelis. Thet I hioller i i21 mo nte'l, oni I x les oft the11
Iidi < .I ii k, j rvhl'cl vithI elleient,1 DEI C
"T!! E WA VN ESht(O ELIWAPSE P'ATi
'(rb1i, and(1 UNSII'ASShED I'oll.sDIii tT:
od ( leningi iall kinds of grahin,ltind for mair
'T'!!.I CEEl 'l itA'TED)05 UOlN JtEAPE 'L
10' kiiial ini the Mlarket.
TI'lE V AN WI1N KLE, P'ItATT1 and B
ONDI)ENSE ItS.
A 1 o ith aove, wit h every othier kind( o
>ld1 by
1883.
A llA ffY NEW
The,1 long~ aiipied holidav rush has
rith its biilei l'tureii hals dawned upon)1 1
iidenivors3 to mleri I. ini fturiiie thei very libe)l
o mte cpast year,I. by conisultIIing at all I
atke this~ opportunIity of annilouncinig that
FALL AND WItI
W,ill be sold at GR11EATL4Y RtEDUI(
Spring~ and
T ILAD E T11A N IIERWTOFORE.
Please call 112arn i en my stock bef!
pr'ies will coninice you It me,In'an just
Thaniiikinug my 1'-iends for their vorv li
yo altl at happ)Iy andclit rosperCouts New3 tenC
_L
REDUCTION ir
I will close out my wiiter
at RIEADU(.ED) P.RLCES,
laLrge stock of
SPRING CI
Men's, Boys' and Youths' S
at goodl bargains. Bec sure to c;
M .
01TOS.TTE GE..I>CI
n4 en
PION"
RIS, BINDEOSM
.'1ION, STRONG ANI3
NAGND; VERY ONE
NTID
ECTLY, IF NOT THE
ED.
CO., AGENTS,
WJINV'SlORfO, S. C.
iD THINK
A.D ]!w_JED zm.rt-w
LOW PRICES
El(O 'Of 01' pices W( ill COyivine yol
UiN18111EA) T Rill].
ri'rI, a s .uND s'rO1S;
i assortment.
INDS GENERALLY
D.
HliL SIX FOR TE4 CF.NTS.
MW WHISKEY.
iR YwIN EBE RE IT I
w.
1883
1-1 andI) as ii inl t o suse mutm 4ost
al i ptrioa tha hasx been extendedIIoi 8.ll
om) this dao myP pretsnt stockII of
TEAR TOODLL
1!W1i)lloro m aung 1(i von ucli hase a m
v'i hati promUe ain thisu: adesement.
beraLl Q,nd( graitif ing fa'v ors, I wish
r'.
SAMUKLSTIJ~.4
~I COTHIr
nf order to make room foi- a
.OTHiINGA
;lits. Fine line of Overco a
il at
L KINARD'S,
V.N4,CoxR4M