The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 12, 1883, Image 3
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ApProvod'd-,6,'6.y W.Paperun 16%661
biat u Ail ''u 'h :dcah paid for
o by '' .LAudO/dalo. *
W rgret it oar
hinilitted inl the $b(IbodpA1 'crst6
vIthI. t he - Pat t da'ye. Gae
booen trampleduln,io6.
edVorrmovedth And thoegates C1a11
esslIy left ' ' iV'llin'k th6PA O
anninof th -or
cautso the trombleo, stop-- .w
loss proceeds from th oulgh Itles88nd6s
IlYN1O,E1AI;.-Thdrb, wats a very p1'bas
mit gairingyh Mt the resldence of,Mr.
J1. L. Elliott 6in'ThursAny '6bulin4,
,tho occaslon being the maririage of Mlr.
ais. P. .Caldwell to AU!ss Miarlon L.
'Ellott, "the Odiemibiy.Wafi &6fbo6d
-by thle Rov. John T. Chalme'-s, of
the 4,s6'14to Rothor'med Pro'ibyte'riam
Churchl. Mr. Caldfivell Is one of ouir
most succe'Sful Y(;Iung merchants,
'whiln Is bridn 1.4 n'uivnisalt.y adWliid.
They, hah3 theo best wishes 'of at liost of
.1.,
To i111C Al iR 1 A NTS.-Th6 Id-Ae?Are
getting long and busdifes-AnM]. 'WOukld
it not he a comnmcifdable thing for tho
Irchlanlts to 6I'A6 Og6ir Abrosi t'Ax
o'clock? Certainly it would be es
teenmed quit,' a favor b\N e young
1len,) to.,,-vc, theiv) anl additioniAl ho6Ar.
or two of tht day during thle su110r
mont1m for social n ,joyment To th
mnerchAnts it canl make bA't little AilYer
Mnce, poeclnnarily, but to the clerks It
InCals t grpat deal. The pha'l pr-o
posed wits adopted last year-will it
mot be (Akenl 'uder disIAn?
--Leave your orders with Caldwell
& Lauderdale for staitlarA Fertioliers
Wando a~nil Saluda Guanos, Acid,
Rainlit, &6.
SCHOOL ExIC-mImE.-J. J'. Trapp a
colored teahei- in the Fideasterville
neigh1borhood-, writes: "PILIA96 016w
me spaWe ll your valuable paper to
'Inform thle pfibli that my school wrs
closed with recitations on the 4t int.,I
bnd the oceasion wats 1edered resnark
able by havipg present several gentle
mnen of the mjorc favor'eI d-. Thle
pupils all manisted gi-at interest inl
all the exercises. - Awter the recitations
mn wtas intoduced to address the
Il?o aurdienle t which b il with
fow ridqef a fainte renaks Pheaceu
ain tgid feligi pervaddithonghoutr
theontifr procialre.j Weit then atea
fierhdiner icand ake part e forhome,
Mr. J. 1.C Gailoy, uof the leki
n aes man wra ee.o fuTes searclwo
hoe as attd last fon issoea nuill it.
taced then under uinSatanur
countyond other windthe mlein
colhed tseaion ofin tz innont her.
We shave nt.as yetlae thame tof
thirn thie bt~ ithiad tha cho wsa
clwehit man itaiood edcon, peakih ng
flutithe ocasor wivs dl'erh rmanguge
-able bhavenin thespeniit severall
til)nls alredy ansd thee inowere-i
a thed rcis aprhensciion I
isbleed by~~ oeo thae te gaentles
larado adn, ile away with astml
of1( Mr W.1( R.oIabb, reandkhs. Pce.
gtance may pug Ime inc toessouto
the entie proedoutlaw wel tho appro
awti (visined apn him.re frhoe
Er. the fo lloway oft arequt for1
feruliain Wvek ofdl griest aace
as aur lumn fou is tienfitu of th
- tced thCofdtei inter'anr
n aSIn: thrYound thner amfavo in
te, n o scrylc tof inian ) oldiers,
fe youaveitl et eng th ie nmeice
breuh, yout ipaperi that ie fis a
whitelimbsofiloobeeducationfu seaking er
-- ntitld tor thr sanc toilI'relgo. lnguero
--- M acad aonds there i us in te
reasur Ofo~rer his purpose.he re'ordaof
hi ied b eineethalt to aoe ds
_ ngto examie ahwm, cwth ntles mule
o- htied aV lis of hes hn, aimdthav
stancer ay a) hiiy diunteoro ollc
iretssithat thay rel inelits frepoy
utel who the outlworill be sae-o
hiode, and tie sevesty pealts the
-otolrh thenrlan Stoay hagent,
ut th ea doirectly with tha reqest itheir
ico ntirlyii fin the iereslt of theo
(hdl)vet onfeeaeveeas
1centi o meei o the diren or old thlde
hfso w ir Aociatmion t wase de
wcardd esr'~per thatyaln hu departin
iios aclt ,on paid Ill aten to~
'ose and kepO1up( nad t atIest
otheesucces of h6 fta amonte
er jks f 11if thereou rcountiTh in
esry for that rothe 1 dp rentrs ol
1. btie bengooedAl t any oeything
negteane wi' th cenin pnthelp
psala wllbe ono by tlams ard v
jet ofrs to pmcake them froaie
1(Ihe at of ha(ll.un To t ollgect
hiiiol to theislii ihmrs givntianjfin
inessi thtn and housewfaiites for OXIO
aI r o d Yor, an( aYst3fdvLnst ~1er
uto ldrty whe thIk hing their
.
p v0 0 4 nVWY6 h
Ootober aiDon 1i6r r fOur days.
The LMeante 'yyleh* a'WA Airr Wit
010%WWCoesony.
Tuosdaf oVY6lligt tio (th Inist.', WVe
tI1Qocasen o'f WtWei' 'ssenblageof
the Baulielor'f' Oi-OtW(Iye Unlon- The
pi'pos 6 'dt We VW'6ting$, as vaS W641's
'ally suilMised-, wMs to 'do hIAr atid to
'erf6rm the fuiie'al rites o th'6 Of-aW
Tyler, ik.k . il. '6lw11. Iy 6.80
p: m.) the boys were all PtrOnt Imlud
"= 11\091' awh -solemn id
ier 0 el iOO.of-h6*d'664'd
iinself 'W tie sigial for Mi ff\\tburs't
of latigIor a'id applause, whiolh was
recolved by the ex-Tyler with with his
cluracteit&o good soiido and vqua
The Invalid Pi'elsiMnts with VWoeo
gusto, dAIIlO the ni6etin* to ordel.
The Grand Secoretary the Akoond of
Swat, arose with a solemn voi nid
read a Wrl of resolutions to 'the
oineoory of the dead Tyler, and moved
their adoptioi. "Thei motion \% ap
provriately seconded, and. eulogies
were iAivered by President Lauder
dale, Prosecuting Attorney Douglass,
Surgeon-General Aik6ni a'a ;Granld
High Chancellor Buchanan. -
Thd ilitk6rs 'tok th0 'vebasien to
warn, the living that they too were
tIreadlig xip'6 dangerous sol9 'and
spoke with feeling of tfe impcV-raVV6
dutt of the Union to pj%eo the sickly,
invalIA 'ninebers 'in a proier hospital
where they would be tenderly cared
foi* until o't f 'danger.
The Grand Tyler himself \va Ididly
called for. (The boys said, "Speak
now, or forever hold your peacel")
ITe said' %It ks n'l customary, for one
tO speak at his own fnieral, but I
linow 'of 11o law or precedent which
forbids it, and 'I will say a word of
parting before Igo. I i'g'ret to leave
you, but It is wt because I love the
Union lessi but solnebody else ioie."
Th'e ooned mal spoke tenderly of
the associations that to hii clustered
around the Union, and of the life
long chain of friendship It had formed.
His remarks w"tn retoi'ved with genn
Ind blififmAsin.
To, the t1cadi member lhb boy? are
under eternal gratitude for one of
those I-o.yal treats always AO much
enjoyed by the iurdy bath'lobst MAhiy
and hlitighable Wbi-b thb bright saffics
of wit exchanged during th Ow'ning,
and the hearty mirth Mi Spontaneous
enjoymnenIt (villI al1ways be rhtnembered
by the Bachelors presenlt Un that inumn
orable occdsloit.
The Tyler was escorted horne by his
former assoclates aind colleagues, Wud~
all took a long, last, sad fareowell hland
shaking withl an 01(d charter memiber
of the Union. "May he rest in peace I"
Wh -~ are you ill? . Why d'ousuder?
Everyb6cdy knows all achles tii? .btth? all
languor and1( debilIty aile cir'ed by U~ro n's
lroni 1itters. *
MIr 8NE,Ss KOTk.tC .
Old i1liehiloned People
IT16d to say thlat thle hior#6t shoe aild "four
leaf" Ultht1 I)routl htgood luck. Thliis ma3l
be true, but the mlues have changed amd
now If you wanut ~O0d luck an'd good fiealthl
all the year roum(t b,lice on the shelf over
your kitchlen qoor,. bottle of Norinan's
Neutralizin g ObVdii; the Wonderful reme
dy for all stomlachie troubles.
From a Prominent Lawyer.
Maj. J. 11. Whtitner, of G)reenville, tS. C.,
says: 'lhilst I do niot regardl NOrmlanl's
Nutralz Ig COrdlial as a un iversal Panacea
yet It affords me plealsure to say, that
hiave used it with muich henellfit to self and(
famlily in all affetlins of the boWelat so
usual in our sec loll of the coilntry dlurIng
the summiner sealson. hIndeed I never useM
any other medicine for such complaInts."
i)n- j. w. wvATM! r.zankflnf? N. C.
-- Dear Bir: lol oiicd ie eon
gratulatlonls of an old' mian for youir suic
eessful treatmenlt of a dilsease that all oth
er renuedles had failed g1i,. and wVouldh you
also accep)t the eneloset$ 5.00 aS a small
expressin of my~ g'atituade Cr0 I bdj'urt for
miy Westei'n hlOiC. I haVn peuces free
andu easy use of my hands and- arms, and 1
can also walk, things I have been1 debarredl
froml for ten years, uintIl theO last three
ionthus. My rhieumatlsml is well Your
Rheumatic emd cure : I used( It
onl i ght days, ahd( t.wenly dhays fromi the
(lay Ieganl Its use I wvas wvell.
Truly mjpr8,
DR. J. M. QUA'fTL1tIAUIM,
DENT18T.
OFFICE OVErt ST!ANIrEY'S C1htA UfAtL,.
May toont'
AN ORDJNANO)E
EXEMPTINo CERTAIN OIRIEMEN F~ROM
STnEET TAX.
Bo /t aoetdr anti ordained hj' he intend.
ant anld WVarde1is'ot tAm Town of Winins
bore, Sou h Carol ',1?n Council met, and
I. That-ft aetlV'e inelnbef# of eNehc1 of
the fire conphanies now oigani'Add in~ thle
To(wni of Wiiish'oUrbo-. Sout Odi-lina~b
and are hereby, exemp from the ,yment
of Styeot Trax: Pros idThat thO 'id ox
~empti ob does notpxn to the. indOiiuer
shlip of ang of sAr ld )~neWhllio
constitution and byl 5' nobsf comlpel
thle attendancee of is- i fbers i O al
regutar mei tidYi 11t 4ih: Fr al
ther, T t nreI1an'shall' b'eoi
4o sakiexemp,tion unless he' has been1 a
memoi~bef of one of said fire comlpanies for
thi daye-rlor 'the first d1ay a )olatedl
forfi un lili istinlg 'of jbrsons lIble to
stree to, and who' Is no In arrenit to his
11. ''h i hu lu y1( of no *ro com-.
phiny slall be enti t h ie (5ortmptlon
parovldedl ftar In this-ordiiance unless8 such
comnlfhi shM1l eau'o' to be filed- *lth the
'Town Clerk on or before tlie'kfed da ai
pited for Ole listIngo pi'th ~labl e
street tak, a Oertliols of A e otIts
membeiis as are entitled to the, said ex
empt1o Pfotidd, Thlat such lIst shall not
cotin the names'of mor'e than' fifty Aire
'Dto iu'bo# I hs a tl da y ( 6 y,
1883.
T r04guAlar fore6 of the towi
6)h1 cone Ot Wen, one of whom
ala as Chief, and .VI ti
1UII i) ntJ * , e subject alwayS to
lie Intendan and Wardens. The Inwnc.
yn a pPOInt special pojtcemen 'when
.1bis g1ent the sai&'e Inay be nceAsa-.
ry f o keserv tn of the good orOr of
t wbo shall be governJA by tlio
S nd U legulatlonsas h6 rogular
2. E 141IM116an shall V MiA4d With a
pisto Club, and i ,ive6rMPon the
ieft I% his coat, 01 Apon tie left
breast a badg6'*0 Insi nd16aIng his
omci al station.
E,th policeMhan A ftkited to go upon
bdty every altelRate six hoursi
comin4noing at six o'cloe a. in. He shall
trav, re the entre ;owt e ast 0onc while'
d nd i i e report to the
Cli t o 11 V l ft y e a c h d a t 9 6 ' 1e k0
a. i. He'6 alI otloiter oiq t streets while
o 41AYID .. oaf 1 fi qqnte( places, nor
reht ig in .oe place for
a hol hie hai fifteenl mi'utwo, unless
Wally required to dd
4. No ean Is etid.-to enter
any. ti ing in which lvq.j is 9Jd, white
oh dty. wiless 'ofiettlly 6 Ie4 upon to
r'0serv the peace Or make an *est,
-5. Each loRcemap while om duty is rm.
quired to attend t1je arrival and dpartitre
of all tiains of ager as and t
the railroad o facilit tin t -
ting on WWWd o Vf aIp
vent boys from jumping upol the cars
whllo in motion or crowdIng the1. Platforkn
of the same, thQ 1ndrance of passenge&?
and railr9ad a Ms.
Q. Th% policeman on duty V We e' the
hours-of nine o'clock, p. m.,,. Wd twel
o'clock, 1. in., and between the hours, of
twelve oo\ p . ln.-, And four o'clock, a.
in., shl Thake a perislial iInspection Qf
each 8tqqt lamp and report the conditiME
of the SaWe,together with any ne gllgonce
on the part of the lamp-lighters, to the
Towi Clerk by twelve o clock,. m., on the
fllowin hoy . ,lk also reoft
the To V1-Wkrk1 'the .condivi
of and d4th of Water it each of the publi
ciNterns.
7. The members of the police f4rce shAll
erform ilich oth6r duties as are incid0nt
their offic&,. nd sAch $i the IntendAi)t
and WardenS may from time to time direct,
not inconsaistent with their regular routine.
The practice of.atrkt 8obrie/, and the ex
ercise of great discretion Is enjjined uppn
them, a'nd tlha foWteid *ill W igidly AnL
forced.
8. Policemen when oi (ldnty are required
to have always \vith tlen\ a copy of these
iRutes and Regulations which shall bo
furnished by the Qlerk on, applicft0h,
and to wear a navy 101WI uniform with
brass p.livietto buttons.
9. A policeman appearing on duty while
under the influence of liquor shnil be sum
marily discharged from the fore.
Adopted by Council this 7th day of ita,
1883.
J. N. CENTER,
Clerk of Council.
SPRINQ SUMMER.
AND SEAN NARLE
Oui' stock of Sprlid dnd Stinmer Goods
ia complete ini every departmnent:
We have just received hti all the tievest
shades tho n:iodt poipilar go'dis of the day.
NUN'S VEILING.
i3JNTING$.
DOTTED AND PLAIN S\ViS8;
FIGURED MUSLINS.
LACED AND) STRIPI4D PIQtid.
STRIPE D NAINSOOKS;
An ologant line of iadlies', (Gents' andi
Bof8m4ira flats; of all Stylecs and (*uali
tiea,
PARA15'jS iN GREAT VARIETY.
O1ur Stock of furnishiing Goods is now
comfilete in qumality and s:d Th6Geontle
mneWns Underwear consists of iAsle Thread
andi Gun'io, d(ii afd In itts or separ#te to
suit the' purchasA'. ..
A call is rcedA.tfully' B6lIcifed froin all.
P. tAdD07ER if BRO.
BUT TUra ParintTo WAOON 0OF
Buy 'he GEYIlR NNO QD1tAnd- SEPA
RA'ITORfrony j. r
$.M.- El4IOT T,Sr
.W4 ha9~e (re' ihemn and know tliem' to
be g6dd, and would- nib sell themi If we did
notliik so'.
'The w'ell-knoWn
Is.ofeod to t'he pubio'.- We'*ill be pleassa~
to have the home orderg:
*Now is the tilunto fb1i hi OLD GIN~S
:foropairer ~ ~
.Wl ry A VG*igTo ,~0l
TiO 4
FUItNITURLU iAOM
TU. -t': 47t
I cooki% I yoi as MANYR EFE11N
I,itsary the nachlnes will UOMME.
IW19 I ile bolts,'6l, oil canhAnd needles
for a )Alig maelino. Agent for Doors, St
attet?Ar.
SEED -UPL
tan b p an'tet- whe
can, and bt cu1%iawk .y.ry ml
fov'L r . E j
bNE PECK p?drhmte i
bUSHEL19 Worth
NLX .bdOLZL11
With but oia'y attention1.
J. H. 1L1
FRESH
GROC4RRIES!
BRUNSWICK CANVASSE1 HAMS,
DECORTICATP.D PATENT FLOUR.
ItWASTED RIO and JAVA COFFr;
SALMON, CANNED CORNEI) BEEF.
POTTED I1AM, CHICKEN, TURKEY.
FRESH OAT MEAL.
'OANED TOSikit
SUCCOTASH.
1PINEAPiLi% And PEACh ES.
iiNhs ,AND d HUW'cRi0SW aud
ta fMl stock of evdyt.in g lshamUy kept
in a first.-class
GROCERUY STdheT.
All of whuich wvill be sidlt LOW Nbi
im kAsii.
J.SA FMcMAS.T E R CO.
-We have tiow ieeolild~ ouir 4oelt of
SPRING (AOdDSjalid is'ce themu ready
for
tthink a Sa NtF'LY T ady t We
htave never bije'4'ed tu aiy tnie *ii inore
coinplete assortnient or bet,tor chiiss of
goods.
,Ad regirds prices, we Wvill only ay that
these goods will be1 sold1 1as low is the saie
ELiss4 or GoonsM
i'rtb Mohd itk any iAZi]fl; ni!d .i-o~ olit
6LsftOIef9t that .they Wi1lI be jfoleeted in
priie, Nai ko wll itieet the market fi any
tim in anything;
We would cnll epiblail atenatlf to our
GEN t8 IJIMAtIlYEN'f,
whlichl will bie tondt complete in 6fbryr par
tientlar; and all We ask Is anm inspection by
the indiil,
1(MABTft_?id$ & ?ETOI rT
.--TRADE
NORDMAL'
--MARK
OORIYI%n
wnrn
Fca4Dlu t le '
r~aah n ok te an a
~.mo ueSn ton oaxat 6t thes
c s' noi85t $6.tt fe
$$~al.Dreiet. and beaterd i iu
WAGONS? WVAGONS
US 0IVED, on6arld of 014
~oheap ot) oi- or n tlnnefor gob
d o AiTh 6.
0 1.1 :~ 0
Y OUR'--.
it ,W . 11'ilL i" Ps.
Mattresse. ol fy own. iaIuf .
ture. Use ecoi my-buy tho. bMt
-buy where y6j can get the cieal.
~st.
A now supply of CIldIon'. arrl
atrei, t ielit desigilA ahi low
. al l nn save mok by buyi
Our Pleture Frans WvallPockfsc.
' krackets, 1atirack (A, trnl
tre ) tre1e1]aI Widliow
... ac fro. II. W. PHILLIPS.
I am agent for so)yrl. ierenot
SEWING MACHiNES, and soe
pftep G1.9001) as e,11n) ll adle.
VoldI R\id It to yourl Iinteret%!t to)
price sinejt.bepfore making1 at. p'Ir
chas ELSEW I RI e li. tmmber
that I cannot be uiidersold by anly
(Ahe.
DFS AS YOT WANT but d1 not think It
.WDT(ille you get. one. Se,w
r0' Sale. I will order any palt tha lt 1 wnIted
Ash nd Blinds. All orders will lit l iroipt
RND RICE!
and at same time .that cotton
Lich like it.
VSHELS L. EFT.
ast gt-r in this county SIX
P.ER B USH11 ,
,all and git particulars.
LRDEN & BRO.
WHEREWITIIAL
-SCIAti TE BE
OLOTIHED?
Th 'die of th:e questions wilIch most per
plexes th iind.0f the individuaI and the
fanily. .To rOlleve yourself of this per
plexity, YOU sh1oild call and hear our prices
on
SPRING GOODS,
Of which we now have a large at well
assorted stock. Everythilg i the way of
ItY GOOI)S, NOTIONS, e., that iN
Walnted, I'Voll he cII)oIIm1one1-st dolinestie. lo
tho nicest Ul)lEsS (001);s snit all the
noveltIes In NOTIIONS. if you want a
nlde suit of
OLQTI-IJSrG
Come i i se olir stock, or choose from
our line df ani >ce; if aV csilmot llease
youi 111 oiily wit tQ1i i te oter We have
Romecthint ic in this waly, and guarantee
lits as Well u1gullIity of goodst.
We-haive at ver' prett,y anid niobby line of
JIA''S in both aetnd~ zstraw, nd cani
please hbl nuoat flstIiious.
We ask ani Inspe)tctionl of our 8inll oIf
SHiOES, whlich. s.very large; eiiibraeing all
qu.alities andit sty'les. Somiethhiig ntico In
loW-cuts and slippjers. (l(evrt l'
the best goods at LOUWEST1 PRICEdS.
CA LDWELLJ S LAUDEltDAE..
WIHERE WITHitL
SIIALL WE lIE FEll?
is another perplexing questioni. It nlso
cosases to worry wheni co yoiu look inIt)
our~
OROCEIlY D)ElPAWTMENT;
wiere you will find all kinds of eatale;i at
nmost reaisonable piides.
CiOM~n AND SECE US.
YVetancl j>liasiirc in showinoii' gou ods,
e1cupectfully,
CALDWEL1L & I/AUYiERifl.
NEW ADDITIONS
T arn vccivinit tiaily iieV addiifonn~
to nty Stonk of Sheli''and and Staple
Grocorkeh
'irn'atoes nd Tfoiatoes nid O)fda (i
cinis.
Alifiles and Peacheis.
H 1am' 8auha Ae Corned fleef' anid
i'oiigne in cfans.
ST AN)A RD (IJROON 1I" Es
Sugar's,- CoI'eos aind TIk's of v'aroo Id
glrades.
Bordenu's Ealgle Conudensedl Milk.
. Risiing ulu'd Nutg.
$picds and Conf6bbtl'oNeii'es of uli kiuds.
All b1 whicoh will i , SOLD CUR4AIP
un 0A8u T
TSA MU
T IIAVI just recolved 'iny SPRING GOOT0
Buntin11gs. Dotted anld Pla11in 'SWISH, 11 P tla * and
Lqig6redausinsd* La'cd and Srlped iques and
CLOTIIING, C1
Spve a ltnyrc stock of Mci's, Boys' and Y
will bel VEy LO W. -
TAW Z1 T1 S 01F ./ILL .TI1
ISEOEES SHO2E J
A large assor ni t of Men', 11o1e1' ai
'Rorinent .f Fans au Parasols. Call eary t0i
trouble to show goods.
Very respectfilly;
THE CLOTHINI
M. L..KJr
OPPOS;I E . G K1L ENT1R A L,
I hav1 s111t opeil41 laIre sto(k of SPRIN( 00
Suits of Casshnere, laitil, CheIo,and svrge---all a
GENTS' FURNLSIII]
In il l the latest styles of good'i. Ge)i.s' Neckw<
Sl/ION, in L.ow-Q,at erli ons anud Gaiters.
Ordors heit. to my audesa will be promptly at(elr
C I. 51.
MOWER, R EA PERI
SIMPLE IN CONSTRUCTI'
DURABLE, and EASILY MANA
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