The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, May 31, 1883, Image 2
SS DAY1 M!T 8' : -i 888.
Nvo. B. RBrNOLns,
'QUAS. A. DO"fd'ia6., Eorrois
'CnARLuOTTE boasts of' a miagnificent
TuE 6208says that Genil ol
ilo aftord to change places with aiy
near her size in the South.
Wirginla has kib Democratie'ya
handsome majority, and Boss Mahone
iprobably feeling blue over his pros
potsUTOT fo boifwlass of pove ndou
followedup 4ty a gn
brilliant triumph in the fall of '84.
Is oRYING unlawf ? We judge that
it is in tho West, since he tallory
(lid arraign Kate Kane, a woman law- a
,ydrso Milwaukee, for contempt, the
offence being that 'lhe cried in open
conrt when being borne out by the
,ors at the time she threw water in
his fahb,
Ex-SENATOR~ DAVID DAVIs thinks
hat Tilden's health is very poo:- in
'deed,'bt that determined efrorts are
made to conceal his infiramitis. .He
doubts the wisdom of nominating hia
for the Presidency, but is confident
that iIis friends will mnake ) the ios't do
termined ef'orts to secure for him the
much-coveted prl.e. It is our private
opinion ten Mr. Davis is about as
am'io's in that direction as the in- I
mhold Tilden.
SENATOt JONES, of Nevada, is quite
'enthusiastic over the record of the
~Arthur administr'ation. lie Says: "lie
has pIovfien himlselI the best Presideni
this country has ha for miany years,
'especially in his relations with ( on
gress, atod there Is not a mouber but
holdso this opiniOn." "Wvhat a difbtr
enc, heMa:ys "bet ween Arthur and
is predecessor" I The loquious
Senator don't think lisc dor fiend
Arthur will be a candidate foi' 'e-lec
-ti0:t. Just wait and see!
CIIr JUsimsE tAE has Pidered
a very 'ianportant decision in the
'Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs
Case, in which he sutais 'the iution of
Judge toid, of the United States Cir
cuit Con'r't, in apponting a receiver for
the entire property, witi tme exception
of two acres of grouni, located immne
diatelybb'ween the hotel proper arnd
the Chesapeake and Ohio. raih'ond
depot. The estimated value of thee
tIb acres is $100,000. Litigation is
anticipated with reference t.o th two
acre lot.
SIXTeIN anidiates for adimiission tf
the bar were examined in the Supreme
Court on Wedneosdi, and of ourse
t were admitted. wT'he exatming
committee consisted of Solicitor New
ton, of Bennettsville, and tessrs. R.
D. Lee, o' Sumli, and Kel-y, of
dingst ree. Senator allison of Edge
field, was among the applicanis. The
bar is 'becoming more and more crowd
ed every daiy, -aid if there is one fact
wvell established1 it is that all cannot
surivive ini so sharp and fierce a strug
gle.
SENATrOR CAMERoN left home a fety
days ago for an extended touri through
Euro ce. if Is said thd~ the Senator Is
in very distressed spirits on account of
his rapidly failing health, and showvs
decidedly that he takes n iterost i
peolitics. Ho would probtbly lesign
his seat in the Seiiate but for the fact
that a Democrat would be elected his
successor. So he owns it to the "dear'
old pat'ty1' to hitng oh even thIoughi he
mny not darken tihe threshold of the
Senate Chamber for two years to
come. We should all pray for the
politicians!
GENERnAL BEAURUE(ARD spenkImg of
the condition of the negro, some time
since, enld: "So far as my observation
goes there has beeft a gradual decrease
in the race. We have only to look at
the neglect of the old amid the young
which p)revails among the flegroes to
find out a reason why wve believe there
has been a decrease." When asked
whether crime lhas increased among
them since the wvar, said: "Yes, at the
presenit thne-In faict for' yenrs back
there has boon a steady flow of the
negro pop)ulation from thle plhantationis
to the citios. Here the9' indulge in all
sorts of crime;i and as a result 01ur
,jails are tilled w~ith~ negro crimhis?d
AT a meeting of tihe lioat'd of Schiool
ComnmissionlerS fii Columbia ott the
28th lnst., Edw~ard P. Moses, A M., of'
Tfenntessee, was uinanimolusly electe~d
superIntendent of' tbm new public
school system of tile city ; Rldber't II.
Clarkson, A. M,, of Columbia, as pin
pal of the Male Academy / Miss
Oclavia A. Oarllngton, of Southi et.o.
lna, as the principal of the Female
A cademy, and Professor Win. M. Dart
was re-elected principal of the colored
school, The par'ties above fumed
wvere all unanimously elected, and the
indications are thlat they were wisely
selected, and the public schools at the
cap)itai wvill doubtless prosper tinder
their administrations.
INPORMIATIoN fi'om the mining iq
triets In St. Chair county, Illinois, hrts
been received to t.he effect that wh6n
the men wer'e about to go to wvork at
5 o'eh"ck, on the 28th inst., a band of
one htmdred and fifty womnen, the
tvives and daughter's of' the strikers,
inarchming two abreast and ar'med ith
sto~ut clinhs, appeared on the scene and
afater some altercatiou conmlled the'
i...'t i3l.
''Ii'ti esist, and Work Wiae Stopp'd.
ihe sferlff's posse was driven ,baek by
he w6dnen, and the latter arq noiv in
possession of the mines. It becomes ti
serions and grave question why all i
fis ,ontinued au'd determined i'n''est.
Thero iust bo something radioally
wvrong when wontich, law-abld.lig and
onservative wOlrihn, ore fimunid active
und foremost as violators aid d!sturh
w4of the pence. The problumt (10.
nands solution.
Tnz arrangemnents for the funeral
eremonis'vliich will accompany the
e-interment of the remains of JolhI
EIoward Payne at Oakhill Cemetery
)n Georgetown Heights on the 9th of
Fune, have recently been perfecbted.
rho body of the poet will be taken
'rom the temporary resting place t6
he Corcoran Art Gallery, and will be
scorted thence to the cemetery by a
uneral procession, consisting of the
nilitia, the Presiderft, members of tle
abinet and 'of the Diplomatic Corps,
Indges of the United States Courts,
3onators and Representatives, the poet
tnd orator of the occ,'sibt, and the
-elativest'liil friends of the lamented
L'ayne and of Mr. Corcoran. At the
:eremonies a poem will be read by
Robt. S. Chilton, and ali oration by
Leigh tobi;son, of Washington. The
ielection 0l music for the occasion will
urch.de "1Iome, Sw'a?t iomie," the
ast Vere'of which the audience will
mite in. The ceremonies, judgin
ron the programme, will be solwnm
nd Impressive.
A vtatr shrewd and ingenious Jew
n Rusaia has been devoting himself
or the past two.ychi to const.ructing
c lock which was presented to thie
Jzar and Czarina 'm n the day of the
:oronation. At certain hours in the
lay it plays the beautiful anthtetm,
'God Protect the Czar," and gives a
niniature represenatation of the coro
tation. Als it. strikes the hour, two
loors fly open, -aPd a model of lie
"athedral of the Assumption in iMos
oiw where the ceremony takes ilace is
lisclosecl-theu (he gates of- the Catllhe
tral 'open-. In the interior is the
letropolitan of the city, surrounded
>y gorgeously robed dign:a-ies, await
ng the entrance of tile Czar and
2zarina, and sprinkles I hem with holy
vater when they arrive at. tlt altar.
l'he Czar tiereulpon takes time crown
rom tie hands of the Metro olitan
itnd places it on his own htld, and
lienl places another crown on the brow
>f his consort, aft er \vhichl the doors of
he Cathedral close. This wiondlerful
Few certainly has the distinctiona of
taving nvenited one of tie tuost, re
narkable clocks in the world.
1IE POLITIO.r. PARTIES AND) THE
TAlt IFFI.
The fact, that thme Patliti -al parties of
lie COunlr a11W re some1w hat div ided1
ipon thme imiportanit subject of thme tarilft
VO aire not prepa;ired to deity, butd. it. is
~quahlly true that thie great, bul1k of thIe
emnocr*atic paI-ty ai'e advocates (of
ariff reform, wihiile thme .great mautss of
he R~eimbtlicans are time open and
L-vowed chiampions of pro'(tectioll.
The tariff must aiid will be the issue
>f issues in the tappronein tg P'resident
ial catnpaign, amid thie New York
Pitnes thinks it will play havoc with
he party organiizationts. It says:
Both parties nre dlif tinig. Te iitain dif
'erence is that the Deniiocratts alr'ently
lesery' the rocks Oil which thiey are ini (in
ger of splitting, while the 'ejiiilleans are
paddling comifortaly along. nniontscions
>f anllyperil exceplt thie ensual waves of
oca I disagrseement. Thle bra ears in thleu'i
Ja Lh al-e ont of sight. It is hardliy to lie
ibelievt'i (lint we enni get throntgh iantthet.
P~resiclentianl cnnvass without a <tivisioni of
~he pl)itietl forrcps ol Ite is'oib of ai Pom
nercial poilley for (lie nationbi. It is a qutes
ion oni which thie senthnii.nti of (lie peop4le(
s dlividled, but the linie of cleavage runsl~
ithiwart tIhe party hines. There will be
'(forts to prevent tie slit from cominiig,
Jut the peole (annot r*emint divided into
w oitical part ies which do not (orre
iponld wihthe divisinni of sentimeint thatt
~xists anong theni on the chief political
*ssud df thh, timne. The position is a~ straiued
Lnu\hit'hliW Itnhl-dly~ be held through
iliother Presidetital struggle.
.Aess.rs. Editors: (.ver the iniltials
I1. Il- I1., ini a recenlt lau of your~
palper, I fInd a congloineration, bt rifll!
raff, wvhich I am, perhaps, expected to
simswer. It is altogether' much b)elowV
lie Jeyel of lpolite dlisentssion, and I
'Ihall consequenutly dispose of it sum
narily. Passing ovi*0' object lo,fa ble in
si nuations, tneglecti ng all that sat'ors
of vituperatioig and leavinlg out of
account e4Ven the gratitotts insault
which conmmenices tIfe closing~ para
t4aph;~ I miect (lhe little thi:it is eftitled(
to respectful consideraution squmirclv.
Amid in the first place may statcifiimt
that thib nut is ofTered and1( uplheld as8
!m instrmmnent of culture, lhe pro
nlonnees ant absurd amid i-idkiuoits
proposililon, and says lie certafnly en
fortains no such ideam, thtus nmkimr
~lar at once howv liitte lie ap1pt~teende
her stibject npon which hliw ivuW it
his bc niot its iltdnded oflice, (ien hie
lhouzld hat' adjour'ned his diatibe
ong enough to' tell uts whlat is. If it
5 hiot thought that flogging the boy'
nakes him better; Anickenis 1118 inteh
!eettt and inoral faculties, thenm why
beat him ? I give (lie advocate of say
ugery, whio Ia averse to crtielty, his
mwn time to rise anud explhain.- Again,e
10 says, "It is patent that the rod is
not used to the extent that it forme~rly
was, still the fact that it is itsed to'a
losser extent does not help hais post.
tioni.'' But I think it does;-.volumes
tave beemn Written fa prove thtu dI'ind
'ighti gf ktgs dept vm as onee
:he ufliversal form of governmentt; but
t has gradually declined and men1
tow talk about republican lunstitutions
-i
and the grindettI ttd in il
orty. Istthis entott i fbr the
Pitbf can or for the'ddplot it ovi.
eooo that "the worl has boon mov.
111g in a wrong d#rd On"' and must
llihn come to a. stdi '%till? li i$
u nfti'ttnate in his dMW oa argument
too. 'L'.iash the boy unsparingly I'
his yOtth and it will make him say
ho, a kiiht htal>and in after Iife-4 w1l
thwart the tendenoc- to divorce But
Is it not a fiiet that the subjects of
huish'disalpline em >loy the saine when
they thdcinseils d ino rulert? " 'ib
a hatter of corimon remark that the
slave, an opportunity offlern , Opakds
the meanest mastety"anti to' ov\vhtd
I'r 1118 pettv offences in '6a41l, iife, has
been pelte With a sticip, wditld appear
to net 11p0 a perfect-IN" 'natural 'pniil.
p)e if lhe'should odinilue in at1c:) Iifb
that wit and children alike are bolt
governed on the okd plan.
Lastl, he-comphin that I yave not
furnished any ftots. I (lid ndt otQer a
volnine. of statistics for publication, it
is tine, satisfied as I was that this wa'
neither desirable 'tb'i' 'ifrtoticable.
Knowvin t'hat thinkinig men (to niot
rest cofneut n ith assertion, but ivuf'
rial)l' choose to investigxafv for them
Relyca, ., thought 'it sn' eleitt \vhen I
had cballaengedthen to do Ro". EBut to
Mr. Rt. B. I.. (I asstno tihtl no ( jec
t1vr descriptive o the greitifor 'f his
intellco't is ftd&ed' sinceo this f\illy
uppears fronh his ai'tii-let;) I now va'
take the city of Ne\ York, theo' i"t
id ropo'i of the Western world, and
observe tliu phenotiena ot Ahool o u'"
crnnent thre. Corporal puntishntcllt
is forbidden by law. Over .two hun
cdred and flith' thousand pulili are in
ttttci Taiiil itt tno schuol ti)'r ru>re
senht every rotiid ii ttii s iWrf 't
society; they ha'"e superiot- ?iilities
I''oll orthg'tiivices. Mh Wat.'c' thein",
ron the thou they tirt o'pten 'n r ol'O
Lilhon the light ot tlhi" world, lck upon
l'inl, crime a'n I niwer', and yet snCh
as tlese ae 'reA)onsi\c to a rational
und civi'lii'cd f'ottinYeiit. TIhe corinmis'
.ioner'ol'etdubatitY'n i'O1port. thile disilf
hine as ef'icient and coinnlendiablo,
reima'iking that there ar9 but fi"iv ii'co'
iir)ibles to compel 'esol't to 1s'1icnr6un
ruud e puistou'.
I stop here. Who in the tilee of
Iheso fitcts reproaches his Attvity i'
The Mi.ing UIncrshir.
'ie ntorning was watrm, itcl tie upit
dlentliy madle at cha i 1,in1 at i ercht t .
Our climate 1 icfre a cvlii"e. w 6ei ti,
there Ctme ip a chilly storm. An itltacl
of siekness followec Of course. IMit PE1iny
I)AVis's 1'AIN tlrt,tu \\'us used for reth,1 f,
witi the happiest effect. In th se zru.umii*
mnuthls of stuildenly varying pq\ierattare,
ver'iybody ought, to keep a bo le of this
v.il inble remnedy within reach. *
CAUGHT
A BA D OLo
'rhe SUMMER COLDS and
Coughs are q%itd h dan
gerous as those b'
midwinter.
But they yild tQ the same
treatment and ought
to be taken in .
*time.
For all diseases of T H ROAT,
NQMTR1LS, H EAlb or
BREATHING AP
PARATUS
PerryDavis'shPindiller
Is the SOVEREIGN Remedy
ALL DR UGOISTS KEEP
PAIN KILLER
WTOOD'S ODOYNT1INE
WHJITENING ANI) PRESERVING
TIHE T EETH'l.
KCEEPS THIE- BREAT1'1 PURE AND
SWEET.
iVORMULA tF DI)I. TI. T. MOORE.
w. C..f'SkE,
WVrOLEsALE0 AOENT, Co i.uMn? A, S. Oi
For~i Sale i Winns bore by
M[c3AST1ER, IUlIICE & KETCIIIN.
UNDERTAKING-!
Riesp"etfuliy informs tie p>ublic that lie
has on hand a full line of
OOFFINS AND) CIAMETS,
and is liu:epared to do any3thuing In tadldf.:
taking:
-A LsO,-ni
A. fili lhei ot jUTJIIAL RIOUNE, Ndi iultii;
wOmen antd ehlhreni-fi uie featuirk-a-vetg
neat, approptriate anid thide i:
We ask for a shuard of the patronage:
.J. M: EILJOTr'T, Sr.
JUS'1' 1mChJLVED)I
FEN8t'S lhON ILIEAt$ BIIEAKFASTr
[?'1Ih1S'S SMOKE!) BEEF? TiONGijkS;
TORliStj IlUN(JS:
FRI*E611(dA'f ifEA L:
A'
$: 8. WOL2FE'S.
()'EN UB.;o0Ii!A' $37 n'1i 84 AT
A PPLICA'TION FOR CH A RT ER.
TCEIS HIOIF5REY GIVEN TIA T
theindbra ne,d hai ve (his day fglei
wvith the Clerk of the 6rC o'f Comtpoi
Pleas for the County of Fairfld, a etition
prala that they anId their assotes umay
>cee rred a body cor ruate and politic,
under the st~ to of . ''a WE NNsBORIO
SAVINos AND LOAN AssoefA "'i e
Winaor, * JNO. 8. REYNOLDS;
WMnbro S.C., Muy 17, 1683.
av19-txirn
BUY THE BEST !s
44-~
DMu. J. 'O..B oA,'d~- Ar'i,ij:- h.ought the
iIrst Dav'is Mfl'e lne t3oldl by u over five
ears ago for m Wife, who hai; gven It a
ong and fair tr al. I am well pleased with
t. It never gles an ytrouble, and is as
ood as when frst 'c 1it.: J.J..BLI.
Winnsboro, S. C., April 1883.
A111. BOA': You * h. to kno what I
11ave to Ka'v rega d t'ltie DAMS Machine
bou ht of yAthrceecars ago. .. feel I
Ian . hiiisfvr I md
entsytoUi):c nIs"ao.Imd bout $b001 - l an lyve months, at thmes!
running It so t that,t1 needle would get
erfectly hot -om ft-eji- I fPgj,ol+fddet
could not ir c lte same Work with
s m.eh case ani so \vell 'ith in other
illc eil. No time lost InI adjusting at
e11te'nts The inhtest running, machine
I have ever, re*mWie., yother ,gaines and
Williamn's falies are a a$ Inuch pleased
vith their Davis Machh.nes houg'ht of you.
SwaIt no better machine. As . n is h
or, I don't think too much can be said for
he Davis Miachine.
Rtespectfull i.
. i * E'. W. BOLIC.
Fairield 'county, April, 1883.
Mu t3oAo: t malchine ives me perfect
uatf, $0.0 Wlidb ,' i mn, ti e
it: c t's a o 1::. 11 for no
'getter than the D)avis ertele eed.
Recspectfutlly, ,..
a,M1ts,R. MI'LI;ING.
F6ifeld county, A pril, 1883.
fin. oA: I bought a Da'Vs Vertical
Feed Sewing Mfacjine from.j'ot four years
o. I art ve 19hh.l it. 1 '
illeI ytii troule, aa hats nh te (
SLeast out of oder. It i s a goo'd a s '
vben I first bought it. I can cheerfully
.ecoend it. Respectfully
Mus. M. ECtitltAND.
Monticello', April 30, 1883.
This is to certify that I have iet ilsin'g
1 I)vis Vert[cal Feed Sewg Machine
or over two years, purchased of Mr. J. 0.
1I0ag. I haven't found It possessed 1f any
llt--Atll thet attachm11nets . aru, so simlb-,
i utt e thn theo work, ani. Is eertanly
Li'ed 11I i'g rcnning in the marke . con- -
ie t o fi-das mcitne. sioo~a
.Vcnueryit r lesp tfully1
iN. Mf E. ILrNolA 3f.
Oklnd,h Fa 'iid e30 , . U
Thi i. o0 crif a t [haeW .in even
iiari Vetlril eDy w Machine lg
>f you. 'hi to ears h)it -class~ mcine Jin
ver. respe t foud ito you.solseerl ian
i iis .o the aidm make so diierent
Lt ineh' rofu.nur:toamiles all of whor, as 'l
Iar las I know aren i the are, with the. (
Oal,Fairfield coun ty, .. Api, 83
'i. i1aoo10 BrI ellpave i haNevery'a
are thela Dayl.atm 1 Machine bo fyo bu
i 'u. tnt a i etter machine ialan
reary rtopedo Yo khow ou sk. ,-e v-hal'
imic.li&No te rame or e >pou sien
Y*.inh~o oursai all ofpleased asd
vihnRe p e,
Aiprild outy,A1883.8
hh don'~t.ifv any he ta Ii cavesman
hq.dn:the unCof it several times o ,and in
tsig ti lasread to doayki o ok l y w. e
o.an' ao uch for tk Dai'gsVetics
feed~l Mo chineShie
AIlhk 2 outy A188,313
Mu J.~ lie fal o fid m ncyi
nuh o' >eattr all hti' to the mde o
hiqe D f it Veral Fee einb tacIn i
ah mcn I gotI i of~ y ryto o five wok.ar
vethin it tat m'tcaatime. I feen *
rair's a o nc ftha ha i. m weill
aed Macine, aftii o n etr
Y f. i'1 9 JOA5SIH
uaitl cunrry, nAril 18n83r. S
Weich havSSe e tft the e 1. fe
rew achine o of yo abu fveyer
Wec ild nt havie. an) i-e ia a~
O 'price. Th cwemahaea given Als wel
sounddaifactin.o nybtti
Fia1itel Qerry nea. .,nJa.o27, 18 C.
We vi the an Days Vevtleal Feed
ewinmg Machine fromr. J. OUs.fy Boasm
h)ree. ease m,ahdine havin given d U
oer satisfctionaeyr.pc
amily nine nej b'hUfor ea and gh..
airie any way, I. .,n.eruy 27, 188
Tvnen iftra n e a fairsital F I
n.eeryart a, an~ ithavin gien ll
)efe. 5Itelone o the simest mvict es8
Faiy niI use~ b t for h al(l .h
theng si ch vere inedere lastj.e
nem it o an -hi rang ft wiA leif
> Vrte d1 than alhj otma
hiut! have ever aiudhib useo.
..M Ji.'roMAs dfnos:
sbr~~horo, Falrfold connty; 8: C'.
Vb he adone?yio .Ot i(tidnldnes
-eady o 1 ll kinds of .9 have1ha
>censioni to o.': an't s'ee tha~t the mnahih
a wvorn uttny; td orkd as w~j ,ts Wen
mew. .- Mu: Jr ,Ak'
Jack.s6i's Creek, Fi eld eSfuty, S. 'C. S.
My ivlfb is highly pleased *th the DavIs P
alachmine, boilghit of you. ..h' WQId
4lke donble what sfTe . f ~i Thi
tIrhIme htas not been out of order dline.
lhe had it; anid ahe ag .~ n ykinid of
,The Davis Seiviiig achine la sinijfi a
reasre. * Mun. J. A.: .(ooDw N'
Ridgeovag, N; C.,Jan. 10, 198:
J. 0. Bo'l 1sq., Agent-Dear Sir: Nty
vife has bbh using a Davls .8e img Ma
hinese.opstanitly for the. pays four ,year
lid it~ never needed any eaimrs ami
vorksjwitas well as 'hnA-s~b'
he says it will do ta * irng of
leal work and ler and r -(m!I
fl .macbln sMAs len ver nseid;W oer
ui1 recoiuio it as 'a No; tfamily
Winnsbora,- 8: C.,- Jan. e13
t, Y Ain L K E 1 S
ULY W02N 2 I,Y1, U"
AiJEWSf' R
VM.PTIoN.
its ioe{n.upon ta an (
uetion is yoti let
t 6iihO ph,ave never tl t
u 'n it used.
it ly aln Brohehial. and Puhid.
q 6 sIt Is pt wonderful -,
XP%Y ' RANT,.AND? H A'E R.
. L. the digestive and tlrinary or.
9418 GiLI naturil an4.healthy condition
t r6Iioves night Bweat1 gonenoss
a p e tnd.genora debility. It has
been now>' iiniy four V8a-tndl
HAS NEYER ?AIN ,bTo PERFECT
ACU RE.
Awy one aficted with what is generally
ootslcleredl death's aint courier, consump.
tion, can be cured for $2.50, $5.00 or
$10.00 a-ocording '(o t, stage which the
disease has roache<l,, Fto patient has yet
talten 1 tw orth beforea oure was offected.
The SPECIFIC is reounmwended' only for
pultuonary nffectionr, ittose desiring
.o -use'jt can do go by. ' th'r dq;y
to the proprietofs of tih 'per 'or diret
to me, stating that you saw this advertise
ment in tle 1 inusboro Nnws 4fn InAV.
RU EUATIc REMEDY
Cures Rhounmatismn, either acute or chrun
it. in-fron oigfitto 'oh 'ays.
Mi!6 - Exproess, $5 'dr Bottle
DR. J. W. WALKER,
FRANKILNTO3, k. C.
June 13
TAX RETURN%
Uh1~ICE OF COUNTY AUIT('YR,
- F.\IR EIL'0OUNT Y.
- Y- Wiusnono, S. C., May ,1 883.
IIIs Oflie \ill he o'pen from Junie 1st
to July 20th, 1883, for the purpose of re
ceiving TiO- 1iCturlis of all 1i'i^oni'al prop
' tIy owned on the lirst of mJuns 1883. All
persons witing personal property of any
description are required to list the same,
unNk oath, for taxation. All nhw build
i rg' eted sin e'il lie ''ir', of June, 1882,
niust b' ibra'td; and all pllrclsases qr
s:des p'f 1''Ai "state, within tli ane perioi
mtuit lie noted.
All ntale persons 'W,tveen the ages of
twenty-ono and lifty years are liable to
Poll 'iax' ex" 06i'nol truste's and those
physleally unable to earn a support.
''ho term "personal property," ail erc
used, le hhiti to nieiih and ine}tde "all
things, other th1O\ V1iI estate, Wuich haie
any pecuniary value, and moneys, crbit'-,
investments in honds, 'Aocks, joint stcik.
companies, or otherwise."
{ For the conveni-ice of taxpayers, I will
attend in personi 1 -:y deputy, at the 1"I:
lowhig places .on the di- "iAjeli>'d; for til,
piurpose o( riulving Tax Recturn i:~
FeastteIville,'ITuesday, Jnei 19).
Bluckhsead, We(t.ciV,.day n s)
IMonticello, Thui la,.i-i.I
IJen Jdnavilie, F"ridasy, .Junec 22.
I Jem iii's. tor', Sturdafy, .June 23;
WVo n'l's Mono.sy, June 25.:
WhIlai Ok, Tuesday, JItsne 2(1.
Migay , Wene-tx,Juem
ghaddu rve, Willnday us lt i
Kettls,aic' andoril Tu es , Ja 3ete
-nlSuePn Auor hi celrtd nae A
;Lxtight anWual,\ill dbs uhnkariist h a
nro aecte oil shuat.b uhae Prese- h'1um
stes,p wie asndin olamps, renKtl
and, oauei Pan0 lof th,is teletdi wae.A
o aethe 01 Witey Ilo Ii valso4 l the ad
Coxtoi .i1ailll sp. tedlokingw
iewrc eens' wlr i f.ans anpe oinar all:
Ther betoil'shou d bensed itirc 1)bi)e
stJesIA l as htNEd maing ade Oreay
bying thr 50 e est, Frit hess. ulpde
Noask,n se,ated safe and cea 1.dt
o thincok stvI hahve also evrthin tand
the toukepe inds anll Arp Sthve ntIo.
ware, I P~anfsllPine. EPbrw, an,l
otdfhe l .immi ny. Twre, i -
Poea ofb allohis, Mik Coaus Fl hie
Tre.Jell ands tIN shoing made( en -
hyi asusi the )Id writ Press.l or
Coperttem.,
thelougskee neds, ik ade I neI
ForshCErEs-a fu) ine.rs Pre, laen
(UGG an RAONS oft tef 4Shafts,~d
Pjaolesa Ibs,1 lpaks Rhasns. hf
Tres . sell c toao ,It IGS A
SCha ialottet.o
P ogIoE, TOks Spaes anr
I iG 5 ls;l etc. supl o
bftAs INe CRnADLE afthnald 6
nak th~ atIsdlst stye;alasonlstfi
JtSJpechb At Attent#iors,
UNolERTIFAXEORA' oDEPARTMENT.
A TIWAP6 ENED TODE D .
I en on i b pafid bupy of Tw
th roofnto cnic an pro rjo
nshof atemtItyse arlo nplddn
At. RbrsWA (omol ONN iUJNDRE DOsla
LARd Bulg ob te paidg of thie 6Town
May, ,1 nnbrofr8nfrato
ourdng of Chu prcml
Jrero Cnelb T1I Cer'
sife k Ns atr) h
200 "iah's Ladho -t-r Tie r o t heL 11 a ALU
U1 nlalndried Sii ?ents-b9I ne '099~bd~.~\~h~~up
10 doze\t Laundied a1nR U" J atinS i L I his h ts at 92 cents. a nr l.so
C < s A.lu.oYr1ve1epatr-)fY .r a.d a , s at least vN ER
ENT. le s than you can b te t same tt 4c - . .l 1 ace h te lat e -
My'stock MLtST BE R bUCED, loL oo0 rn h i
, +'i' " ttl _ 1 t 'tIri ;>yi ;ooc1s br; what thes,Ci y will. r
Respectfully,
-- th'tr
AITNTD A IM,AE TNN QA T
4TT .r1CT10N 4,IN
""8~~~~~~~ pLg at 11tss ''emitrltoe ,
. 1iTn Th lec Slt ce UT mo' B eaetiut Woader1L
Tbe rad c tateia l. -
ENT l st hn ouca by k smego is.il.Ypc In tevr es e .ly
Repet ully,ot .sa
t or Sale by
ents wante. 1W unoc"o.rito.
MANY MITATE Q II EQCO.,
SPRING GOOD$!
sPRING GOUDS ! SPRING t(UObiDS
-now read'y hfo- insp cib6 i N & of >RIN
0DD, consisting of
UN' VEILI O, BUNINGE DOTTED Enid -PLAi4
SWISS, P AIN and FIGUveD MUSLINs ,
LACED, STRIPED anS aORbE
P.Q.ES, CAMnrRICS,
MMNGHIAMS IINd CALICOES'.
-ALoso
sl~ook df Men's, By3~ Ji$f Yht)ths' ClbU19 Obbh wil b9
SOLD LOW'.
TRA NHATS IN ALL STRIS AD PRICES
SMenw, B d' in' Youths' low cut Shoes. Inidis Vn
)n'r.Clo'th nt Leithei- Slippers. Also, a bcoUniiti ling of
'ANS2.
ALL AND LXAMINE BEFOR MJRCiIASIN.
L RINQ COODS'
SHE$ DO R NER STiO RE]
.*. i I)4BLy; iig stock Wvas.0 hoth Iter hsS prih thlan iaidai' Bt
>rtunailfIv .ht.8UTcli Pl IES a to .enablo me 14.- t i o he all R Ti
MP T 1 O .ai keeibi- t'o sell thh~h etel-; and ui'gentl~ i xteliI
AN tWATATibN
+beVtnrmn, wdiina.da child in Fahrfield Cotim td faviit M~SOIE
A REQURST.
R Y'T W1~VJ MY A+if ANY
A PRIOMISA 3
ii r WAITE PIThy, AO ESLNG
R (1 SE.A 84LE i NOT F~ i ACTED. PIlICES SHA11A~ AS LOW
8 T IE 8AEME GOP8 C N. BEI SOLD AT IN. WINNSBOttO;
8 iSShG Of FLOUi 01F THlE
RtUNS81111 CAN VASEN4 ff ASS,betgde;ii V4f ij,Ie,Nw
ECORLTICATk.h PATEN4T FLOUR. ~i,isMlse ntSr~;fl ieo
U' $TkD it td .A ACOFFR1.KE;d;(I& i~o;Sua on
tLdN??, CANNEb .:1.'R::.-D) It1!fEFl I F. s nuid " 'fa , .almon
Ft4SitOATr MEALj: 1ec,Pnape eertdBrlt
bANED 'U0$ATOKE: *I'as coah us,CowCoan
~UCC&'ASI?: & f*e,PeaeCoan4? 4
f,ll stobk of e+6fftliYig itddy k6ps dGvrmn av n i ofe
a fi'st-clast -fe n l~~Ta n l rdsO
Un1dCahi 8TOI~ ong
At6f 1Ndol6 *1l b's B61' Rf Sgasan
'6t ads;NAil Sdd$$I tfe,Ne
Orbn oassadSytp;fl ieo
Canne Goodf (od$6f;Suga Con