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T'n NEWS AND ERALD.- _ t - W'INNSBOPO, S. C. ' t TUIESI)AY. JL'l 91. s t : lase. tl m.--* . - .-x - -s. (flA..A-. J)OUG110ASr,)) C1IAnt,Es A. DANA, editor of the New York Sun, recognizes but one issuo for the next Presidential ca.u paign, and that is: "The *Democrats " will light to put the Republicans out, nid the Republicans will fight to keep t themselves in."' Wir does the press of the country d give such promninence to the Langiry ri and Gebhardt scandal? It is sensation. el al and vulgar In the extreme, and we a are patiently awaiting a cessation. The hi hest elemetnt of the country has a right tlI to demand that such scttndals in the te newspapers be discontinued. ei Pil LADIEMI'1A Press: President Ar thur's civil appointment of a son of Senator Vance, of North Carolina, to a lientenaucy in the army, Indicates , that the work of reconciliation between the sections Is making about as much headway as anybody could expect in this kind of weathor. TiE editor of the New York Chinese 8 paper says: "There are two hundred rc 4hinnmmon in New Yo:k who would " cut a man's throat for fifteen dollars. This is another, among the many evidences of the fact that no class of laborers in the world can compete c' with the Chinese in any branch qf in- i dustry or trade. TII1E: press generally and the great e tnass of tle people are very justly in t sympathy with the. telegraphers in I heir present strike for higher wages i and better treatment generally. It is diflieult to say what will be the out come of the present complication. It Is "war to the teeth" between labor and capital, and our sympathies are with the coim)plainants "first, last and all the time.' [n.: crazy anid irrepressible Mrs. Scoville, lately divorced t-oim her htts- C hamtl, now snet's him for alimony and ti fr the property belonging to the la )lcnted Charles Jnles (luitenu. She ' has abandoned the name of Scoville and has tho check to demand that ii Scoville sluport her'. That insanity is hereditary in that family, there cer Iai1inly can he no doubt in the minds of cnmdid and inpartial men. t TH'IE1: Lnatrensville ]/erccll says: "c'ongressnen Dibble and TilHan 'ar1'e both for Randall for Speaker. Mira/i/c .lictu. Thus two nails are crien into I thle political colliii." Pointiily aind I coincisely said1 i Weli' are afraid th < .l/eraele hna wvritten thle polhitical doom i of M~essrs. D)ibl>le aiu(l TIillanati. Utat< .-.~~--.-iJ mnv nha.I.uscn their minds helbre TU Eii A ugusta (Chro POl iCIbH (I dCon3U i'uliOn(1lis say's: "'I lon. Samuel D)ibb,le ~ andic lion. George D). T1i lhnian are not. men to take a political stand rashiv or seltishly. They are men of bralins, character, cul ture and nerve. 'Ilit* cannot be made to ret reat hvs sneers o threats from sonie of' thei~ editorial brethren. W~.e precdict that fatutre ceents will justify them anmd their Course." IN view of' Ihle interest aii d imiport aniee attaching to thie eleuelion of' lIhn Speaker of' the next Jlinse, wigl. note Colonel Evins informn his consitituenits of his attittlde in (is matter? We hiave overy reason to believe thait oar' eflicit rep)resenitativ'e will be found 'l upon the righit, sii when ogrs meets ini Decembher, bu eowes it, to himself as well as to his conslihinents ' to define his pu it.ion upoii thme Speak- I esrship. 8ks, ron IIAuis, of' Teinnessec hasI beeni Interviewed on thme "'situtition". I ] 1a thiniks that at (lie presoiit t iim ex. Senator McDoinald is the most f'ormid.l abble candidate for thie Demiocrat ic hnoininationm for the Presideneir. Alr. 3McDonald'4 record anid int terances on thle tarifl' qunestion are sonlnd( and ort.hiodox, ando his~ presenit p)roiimio e hbofore (lie conutry may lie attfribuate ac to) his well1-definjed posit ion on (lie mtost imphlortant issu0 of' (lie (1:ay. We hope the Deimocrats in the couventiion wvill b)e bold ando sensible enough to tend(er' hi)n the nioinination. OF' COUrse~ a long, elaborate. and I -labor'ed lettci' Is' nowv expected from i the ilon. Geor'ge D. Tiilhnani, exp)lin lng anid jtustifyinag, to the. best of his ab)ility, his cnrIons andl novel p)osit ion on tho subject of the election of the next Spealters Like his frliend and a, symplat.hiizer, Mr. Dibb,le, lie wil v d (oub)tless take several coluns to tell I' his const itueiits w~hat lie mnay have toa say upon01 the subject, anmd whetherci reatdo n1 ot, wo are satisfied that, they will- renmin of the same opintioni, viz: that ini voting for RIaindall, lie will not otnly do viohenice to tho most impllortant )n'imncile of' Dcemocr-tcy,. but will an tagonize the interes(s amnd wishes of' the electors of his district. --a THE! Uni-on Times says: ''For s0ome - ~months ther'e have. been many in. (juiries as (.o the whereatbouts oft the t notorious June iobley, and( 190 onie ( - '3ro aplpear'ed to kniow inito which 'V .langle 'ob de. pairty' lhe hafd hidden him-- 1 lf.oq But, as (lie daiy fou- political c.om oIis drlawhmat neatr, wshichi ailwaya p. tiraws the r'abid Reutblivami plilt i-ins i lrom their hiding place~s, Jtu n' has Vast W'' pokedh his~ nose froim uniderm lhe cover'ii QC biy religionus dlisguilse atnd onice mnoreoi ken his position in the political ena. This time we find him amongr o del;'gate's from Hichlianl1 County to l. I'.("pn1lical Stae Convent(ion, as v. Itne S. .:\obley. Loukout fur t )>V ill ihait. 1)tvei tiion." Tim.: New York Ieredd, h!:sing of lo ity% of the Iele;,raplh c, olpanie+s mielhin+g the strike ot its ,perator', lys: "In other wor"Ws, it is bouald.to uko (he strike short, and (Isi..; duty is Dubly inperltive in view of ilie fiat tat it hitd at least a iveck's aut iee of to strike. It cannot now, without a1 tgrant violation of its obligations and Vtics to the public and without incur nig the lost serious legal liabilities, ttail up1)on (lhe cotnlntlity the evils of long strike. No public corlporat,tion is any logal or moral right to patalyze o business of the colutry in the at mpt to succeed in a dispute with its nl)ioy6s about. wa;ges. The Wlestern1 uion, as the JIP(ed has heretotore town, is responsible to the public for i eflicient andt uttlitertrupted teie -a)h aervice.. 'lhiS is anl obligation hiel tle latw imposes upon it and Ie which it cannot cCpI)e or evade, trike or no strike, it is bound to keel p its service. I(s obligatious to tlt ublic) are paramount to all other con derations, and (lie public will holhl i sl)onsible for any fitilure or genelal 3glcct of its duties." WHAT WILL 1E. H'IE ISSiE? ''The Oraneburg: Tim'es and/ )haif. rat says: "Tilden andl I'ilorm. il+nptona a11(1 Deiveranice vas I!t outh Carolina Democratic Lalte-cit 1 l187(. 1)elitvernccr cru v w:itlh lth lection of ihulnpltl, bl. I,t.lormn t w:n uriedl whenl Tilden wa;s CI nnt."d out Aet us bring this issue to the t'ro,nt. it 881. It will win.'' We atre fre'e t( nty that we dillire MIr. 'T'ilen, ut mder" onliuIary cirnnlstanl"1', wo"tnh ike to see himt the occl:tlut of It Vihifre louse, but reasonalel' tiur light, ri_rht herie, be cntertaiuc t rhelcher or not the great an<d livin;" s1lO of f'ee t'aolt' ver-us pItelItimlt i ould be lhuus-ht. with :\ r. Tildenl a tt' S u iai'd-heaut'ce'. Ii: lt, t al twat voidedi ani open a'id franlk "Xpre.'i1m I'opinion upon Ih -! 'iubj1,1t, utnd i1 'l op,illiol tiis is aboui t 1 e1Uo1l-. , 41 lighlt to 1)1', to kill his claines f r 11h omainat ionl. Talk about (vil cervice retfolrul am >ti1eia1 corruplion winIg Ohe isst:c" ii he next canivass, but we w%ould likc, l nclllire of our f'rientl :1d neighIb11 lowt stnl Iestiotns cal evet in t1tal s ill aty camlipeaignI. To oii uind- :uu ) accor'ding to lIeenstome1t' 011n ton onei side~ ait<l a deial on th my uitlai'liinl:iig to'an ivetl. :I inly ai ,it' .. ni.t.e . 1epe .ie . th ...at ih t.e 1stilc will con ietaert the piri st>ic cit Igoernental re':irm Is an re 5tio li adin'oIonjanl'xIt'tl ' 'liei't m embe t hrea~ t ithat b the' ai' nut' Iand'c wtill be t. issue i in h i 'rileti of P i et Attit lavIt' uu', las wilt etc't seenli by i rhe floing I xtact friiy.a as h-ateing e111lto '.il,altl Julb Ie ''9ot lgThe moistt' en rk le ' t 1i ph e iti, I tit irttettit. 'olItes i undoub ted athe genepi,uri I indl tliS at aino s univer.--a raIn-r i (hic Mr. s iCa Areira ii's rgitet by ii, y tI ut. ls tu h a'e'tmont>d.t i 4 ti . a p.-t-'at l mt ion orlt ditslila.s. i.'I but wi i j o uw t rei foretell.d upon f iats. ' UI. 'o itni' i citn'n i 'i ceh at r. it't Arth u 'nm P're lnght yt the at. teiif ihner to' I-inIl l)'ea t idcth tis' ''In'eu -ai i rit a' ratrdinariy lianeh irua (rty hich in' pn'Il.nd i . i t lri-i ti tivass 1eto~a tinks hiil ve a' a rI de t. Iitti(4 certinl proofta~ait of aa s'. regtn 'biliy tir itnI ls thano '' woyim (i'l mi beenc (ale tat gain, h ii I ib-ed t h, ' a. aaeia thie oitdenceand estenttof tin- no li t ' itl ' ic a eve tn i tof ' his opp 'c.lt. ju I tails l~ w nat'.''aI ic -Pr i'dAen t.tt a an --lor unate Tea //'vra/d is I ile pivt.b fat'ital, Io linde b p.o a tiait( o . I) hel t o f aI' olntit i I l iv(atsit t j w '. 'tla nd'W the t catu kamlibi't' .atiri lo'4' hich' hte nhose c'td*.i gI'ridto, tel alits. That regnt.in tiisc now tai rdlu Wh lethe'e iepubStlcnn u.lilmes. W. ui liher ti eeadalt next li' I lom an t'et ael.'AsI "hi 1)enao s'rs.ann-r, o liiubiicans wolpehalt's nwa'iloiat him'~ T1I1l: STRIJKil. Tho Opprosive Policy of the Western Union Company. [A;-om the 1N'o:York tn 'Yns of Priday.] The Wterli Unlion ''elegi'aph ('oin panyt', by its eavalier t"enitmient of thlt excentive olniliittee of, the Iro:her hO"'td of '1Tel'"ratphcrs, has Slet ('de(l ill thron ing (it .umpathy of the publ tit; wholli on the side o' the s1 iii opertitoI S. its 01lic1"r+ decineiud to (4 On tertattl ally propoo'ition comning frti",t thai co till it.t!e, antd lelt it no ilterui a tive but to order it striko or 'pps'ar in ti l itttituide o' idicillonls imte)ceo. A I the risk of' iilr ing its (-'ni cause andl w<.akinl the oid o fiil(C the111 opertI'rs 015 the Coinittc (ehlyi1( tetion twenty-t'uinI hours to give the (:om1puny itopp.rtunity to lnai:L overitres.. Nonte were letn e auad the signal for the alrike was Iven at 11oon yesterdav. No one C:tn reat thw, staleent. of the Case "iv;'en ont to )ulliciltiol by the ex enthve( con)uiiteo withouItifeeling. that the oplera ors had at very a e r v l s(i - hial grievanIes. )Fo severatI vearIsth Western Uion1011 Company Ilas been striving to catblislh at virtuial unonop (lv ill (he telegraph business. I has s(; fatr suceeedett that it, h:o a control ling power not only over rak'. tir the I1aw.sn i s1ion of' tlessaues, huit over the wages of operators. 1)uring these year? it has employed every device to in 1e1ase sprits l)"ull(s, and IIaS not only l.:'idl liberal divideids, but has several tiner i:ilatett ille volune or smout. oil wvhIich tiihey are )aid1. At the .satIite tilte, it .appe:'s, the cotpayiv ints been periodieally secwing do)wn the wages of its eInployes to lower and lower figur)t6s. The dlemands m1adle in behlalf' of thie )pettrs do no1 11pp:'ar oil the ticte ot the t ol't 1 be nIl1iL'as)il,e. Their en11) al . ut: l is (1net requtllrliig skill aid a b11.t ltlt eree of intt('iiell'e , a(d close application. to it. is wearing utpon the uiilnd andt bodyv. It oughit certaiith to be as well p:tidl as Ile wotrk of' Iirst tilv' lvhanlies, andi the conflinemetlit tt d traii1 111011 the nie'vott sysIetm Sho uld I,a considetred1 inl iixIi! the Ien;,Ni ol'a day's or Iiiht's work. SInday wOrI, ia person is imp:.)tyd > hroigh the six week-<1% n, is iatir"ly Ielititled io exta coiei)pensiation, amtt th(e deniltnd that. womlen, it Ihey do '(gnat work l a t tly well with m1t'iie n, shiuldtt r'ee'1'ive ihe sa11ie pay I ist bolftiely't jlt. Bunt whether atl the; climts tI' lit ope.. I .tator's were( thl :11il reatsolnabl or Iu't h.1ey had at riiev:anc0 ofsoiin w 1 eight' to entbie I!I(it'm .o considerabe a itt lio . Thiey si tl h:te b tn t'l. ia -Iiri. of' ('Airess and 1'qu.il y, alt an atttemi)l Sh lld have h,e('n nianie to t(i jIt the l 3illieityt" a n .'tuie:uhi! "ith!, Ih'r the itc Iloduct of th Sr1111et'rs hla, b,+t'n coun:('1dabl(", :I1;t it is t.' be h'Iopedl that the%" will aVt:,l 11he mistake 1' . ' inteer1itU W ith ll,( liberalti'e I)f thiers or I it i pro,perty o others. ''hev I l'' ;t'ln inl 11 t iir enn:e :llid in tt - i't" un(ion, .utt it wiil '>o 11 a,aV ntat:.:- ., till tti' phi itces. Mteiatinlt'', the u11t palnits 11mve the(ir obhlil'nain'us. 1.+ lte public . l'i 111er Ith ir Iti t , t l 1rivi .I'e hr\y aret bouull to varry. on the ,ti 1iteS )'' t'aI itSl liti lit; IIISSa es, an id 'vt. knlow of' Io rl'asonl whyv the 01,112a 1 (ions ol' counin carriers sholt fnot 1.6 1 e ally t a.1pp:ly to lithem. P'riner i,h-; of .ie lway i caIl,ahl! of eXIIsin to Ie *i winv r w13 ~i(5 oud lof'1ica''elly omes umle' hils3'I lcn, whtethi rimemhited113 wInn cartng ofi n' yio-t-sl:e;, hther byt'. ah :3 t'aisnger on1 theot hte' n htto.whck', and thenist or ril:l elis, iorha sthrinc were ' .i bt e S t st e . lIta ia w t v e hO 1 s' dti.l th e .( pblricit atttei wloto unee s ietilIably involv2 ed, rthat! the telegraphij~ conipaes shona Ii~hi d.2(a1 13till,to ie'rm '.itolh fll ti'he oi-.i . h Iniprudences ARE SURE TO BRING ON SUMMER DISEASES INI)IGESTION, DIARRII A, -LYSENTERY, 1ic, IRAM I'S, OWEI, COMPLAINTS, ,EVERS, &c., &c. BUT Perry avis's Pain Killer ivES Tium AWAY. IRIVE.s THli-:3i AWAY. If uVES-TI1M AWAY. DON'T 8 WITHOUT PAlty KILLER. fU OF ANY DiRUOGIST. ~.ARPETW4 Canetu. tllouse W4 rnishing loods, Tto .arg "hle Sout; or ISaltt,oro. 11s gtait, ru Iy and Ingrailn urpets, tugs. lM nits natd t 1mb Cloths, V"Indow Shndles, V all I'alat 8, "ord<ers, Laco Curtans, L"'tr nices rAnd( ,uolle, Cocon & Canton Mllattnings, Upholeter" Englrav Ing, Ohroos, I'Iclu-,, > raleSK\ 'Ito r,. Sam>les andl l'rie<s. Jual 8lt A. B4AILIE, AUGUSrA, GA. Jtu R8P-EED TJILY Is to best month to sow Inta S Iiga ' Ir.lip St"ed in. We lve a ftl'sh sup,)pl tlso of liedl Tot, White Fhat, ,)uteh, 1 oitranian (lobe, Norfolk, Seven 'Iop. YeIloIAberdeen, Amber Globe and Gohten Fall. MctAS'.ELt, BI:ICE & KET11CIIIN. Ju!y 17 S I T .IN T Rt Y. 1. J. QCrrrLI13AUMI D. Iu. S. Oii tcE: Nrt.h sidt' Wasin1gt.on Street, QOI site T1own IlIall. WiINNSlid?O, SOUT1l CA ROLINA. July 7-t-3l. SA LE AND EED STABLES, .iS ND MULES ! oq of young, fat, (Coine andm get the, p.ick, as I ui - Well n'S $ell, so youi can't is5 a trat, (5 wvil swap for aniy and( aill kinds. Dni't lie backward in lmnteinug mne tc .SWal , as I aml not at alil seariy. A. WILLIF'ORDI. AGNTE 11RONWWRE!! -'l.il anld durablehI, will not rus and.((1 is 'iG-tt'es, J:iet. and Mlk Ihaiers, TFea lK'tth's I -: uml s osf thiis t'telbrted ware. A I hsave Iue Whdtiey I11 ltllias( wilf all te lixtures5. Will doi as muchl eookuig with a lo ';.W . cet'orith of til as i tionlinatry stiive. ip limst, oil shioult it h iued witii these Iiivis as wIll as buriiiedi iin laip.. )rienit:tl ( hI, oveir :500 fire' ts, is thme he.,,1t 0il made,4' N,seisiki, ino smell, a1111 daf and miibelin p. AFi( " N) C'li A IIT'1 li OA K loeados all ithe 12 oo00k stores. I hiavo' also Ite Shuuiil t,rd ( Iharter (Iak, Iimplrovedi I,oo,No. Friid 'u otoni (pt.'Ion istit IJill Ali. Stove 11(oilow wan-s, In pi l >Idans, Pipe(, Elhow~s andl alI.t lP.ir il all kiinds, Mt1i k Cooilrs, F'leslh -1 l,L Y and WoVIN E imakink' miade easy -ytigthe I landr Frilt 'ress. Pnly~ an sed sep)aralted fromi the juice atL (one I tink I haiive nearly evierything the ft' hiousekeepe n'.leedls, an i II'havn e nt I ( ~ )('K'lllES-.a full line. P'ure, plain1 ol-hyb.ionedii SIq 'I A (auulI. 'Fry it-, I ~i ' ;Y and WVAt;ON iiiiti'rialI, Shmafts, , idles, lItths)2, Spo.ikes, Ilimis and Whioiloe i'ortes. I sell eliioe Io shoips, aml1( ask( a , 'i.ineghs, lins, Pic'ks, Sp;nsli'5, MfanureiO l'irks, Ilay Foriks, I )igger'ls, Gradle Blades, G .I .N li A I)LES of the samie good miake that 1 sohtl last season. .J. I. OUnnxJMIs. J1. E. MeIfoN.amI. - C. A. I)0or.Ass. Mel)ONALD & I)0UGLA88, AttorneVys at Law, No. 3, Law lauuge W INNSUOIIO, S. C I'ract ice in all the State Courts. I?OR SALE. rTIVsore-hih(iin: unl lot noCv: (iccupIIiedI .y ihe .und(ersignedo are olbeel I ri sa 'llt -'m is o(ie of thle best. In Winnasboro, an 12( IlaI pdiiie conduition. 'The lnca t!in Is ,Tiii of I.h imnost n'avantagens in town. I he h ; is finite a la rge' one, anid ul on It art-' a large watrehiouse and1( other~ hnjhiI iigs. '.'vixem ve'ry mod1(eratu. F"or furlther par 1-. fh'iuIars apply13 to May :29-tf II. SUlGENIl-EIM ICit. EX EOUTORIg' NOIECE. L ersons hioldliig claIns agaInst the . estate4 of 1)avid WVeir,. dh4eeased, wvill present. theo same duly atltestted; anld all I ersos Indtebte'd to saId deceased't wIll make liinmiedhP.jit ' payment, to W. J1. L. W ELR . SAML., WEIt, Jiuly 18s4'i QualIlledl 1xecntors. EXEOU1TOR'N NOTICE. ALL perstons h'olling claIns aigaihist the . Etat ofMrs. Sairahi E. Aleans, de Penased, wvIll pre'4sent the same duly atte'st-1 .5d; andt all persons indebted to bhe saIl Estate wIll inake Iinnedllint pa menit ta) Sa .Means auhthorlized aeni for ai. P hESTrON S. I!! 001K, July 10-I 1x3 oallunti Ex...t.',. cLAMENS CLACIUS, --M1'OREL AND DEALER iN WINES, LIQUORS, CIGAIRS, TOCACCO, OlIOCEtISE8 AND YROVIs1ONH, No. it i]AST BAY, ClAB,ESi'rON, S. C. 'I' TIEI)EMAN & SONS, WIIOLESALE GROCEIS, -A N D lROVISION DEALEIRS, 102 AND 10 -EAST BA Y STREET, CIARESTON, S. C. ]3 OYD B1U'1;OTHEi,Y - _WIIOLEL"'SRILE GROCElS, LIQUOR DEAI.EIts -AN D COMMISSION MElItCIIANTS, 197 EAST BAY, CIIARtLESTON, S. C. s . TIIOMAS, AGEN'T, - No. 320 KINo S'T., Ov'osrri LIE:wTY, WINDOW SIfADES, PAPER IIANG INGS, LACE CUIRTA INS, CORNACES , AND UPILOI.STEIty GOODS, CHIAHRL EST(N, S. C. W?INDow AWNINOS MADE TO ORDERM. G. CUDWOIRTII & CO., --WIIOLI.ESALE SADDLERY W AREHOUSE, 1:,u 3EETING STREET, O PPO SI E , AI 1J.] ErITON IIOT L. ___C IIAf1,E:STON, S. C. - ENIY 3ISCIOFF & CO., WIIOLE:.AI" 0110cEIts AND DEALERS IN CAROJNA 1lCE. ItOI'tllE'ORtS OF TiE CE Ei.:1IAT'ED CAROLINA TOLUT TONIC. 199 EAST BAY, CIIAlRLESTION, S. C. CI 111i LEI'STON I CI U1S7;E, IIARIET, CORNER CIURCI ,' TREET, CIIA;i .ESTO, S. C. 'Iet' pack.'d for tlw (mmtry a speilty. S. -WIIOLESA LE DEA L.Er:S IN BOOTS ANI) SHOES, N o. 23 1IAYNE ST1P.E-T, C IIIA .ESTON, S. C. W. AIMAI, & CO., WII(l.ESALE AND UET':ATI DEA.LE1US IN CHlOICE DI:,'(:, M"* 0111NE'. ('rifIIA L.S, 5t: lt(.I'A I. INS'PIjl.EE'S, IEItl"l'\lRIEs AND TOILET ARIjICLES, Cor. E i ng and Va nIdeyh"Iorst ,t reets. CIl I,J* ,'ON, S. C. AND S A8(ONABI;la .Outr stock of Sprinig and Sunnmer Goode fis omlete inI every depjartinient. We have juist. rece(ived ini all thei nIewes shades the mos t p)opular goodis of the day, NUN'S VE LING. BUNT ING S. DQ'i'TE D AND PLA IN SWrTSS. FIGURED) MUSINS. LACED 'AND) STRIIPED) P'QUES. ST'I[PLEr) NA INSOOK(S. CII ECK ED NA INSOOKS. A n elegant line of Li-lies', (Genha' and Boys' Straw Unis, of all Styles and Qual. Lies. PARASOLS IN GRIEATi VAJIIETY.. Our Stock of Fuirnishintg (hoods ;8 now comipleto in <quality and sizes. TIheo Centle. InfCIL's Unde(lrwear conists of Lisle Th read alud Ganze., andl are in suits8 or separate to A ca! Is respectfully solicIted from all.. P. LADEDCKE'R <' 1RW. WVOOD's ODOUN TINE WITqENING AN!) JMIERVING KEEP~S ilE BRIEATHl- PURE AND SWEET1. l?OORMULA OF DR1. T. T,.' MOORE. We. C..FISHR, WIIOLESALE4 AoGENT', COLUMBIA, 5, C. For Sale ini Winnabl81oro by kfiiMASTER, BIRICE & KETrCIUN. 3Ich 2.-fv xly CLOSIN ODDS AND ENDS 100 p$ihs Ladies' Fie Giltrs, siy.v 1, I0 pairs lBoys Shoes, sizit 2, :1, 41 5, at 50 pairs slip1 pers left. this mornuig, at My entire stock of Calleces reduced tt NOW SYOUR TIM TO BUY GO . 300 (Iross Ihittons reduced to live een these goods. Former price 25 eent.s per do 2,000 yards Laces, embracing a variet 25 dozen Men's Straw Hats at 5, 10, 1 close out this. line of goods. 100 ynrds all Nun's V\eillin at l(ag ce BLACUK CASIIMEIcES A 'D OTIlE J, SEED UPL Can be planted anywhere can, and be cultivated very mi OJVL Y ./ FEW .)" ONE PECK produced U I3USH.ELS, worth SIX 1DOLL.'.hRS tvith but ordinary attention. Ji. H. H11 SPRING GOODS! I have now ready1 for ins: GOODS, consisting of NUN'S VEILING, I3UNTIT SVISS, PLAIN and I LACEI), STRIP PIQUES, C GINGHAMS a ---AL A stock of MAen's, Boys' and 3 SOLD STIRAW\ HATS IN ALL MeIn's. Boys' and Youths! Mein's Cloth and Leathecr Slip FAN S. CALL AND EXAMINE R especetfully, J.71 IT STANDT1S A .SPR_N, TH E CO Wirt bthNex(JU. TJly ?)pays,e~ ~ A RE( DON'T LTCAVE MY- STIOlIF 3 ARLTICLE YOU W18;11 TiO LOOKi A A PR( ALL SHIAT LVL UlWA ITED) ON I IN CASEi A SA L,E IS NOT EF'I"JlC'p AS TIllE SAME GjOODS CAN ]1E S( 'F4 'o SALE.. AT HALF PRICE. 2 atid 3, at $I.00, reduced from $2. ;+1.00, redciuced from $2.25. fifty eits a pair. > &4 cents. ODS AT ROCK BOTTOM ICES. t4. This embraces most of ni ck of en. y of >aterns at 49 cents-on the d I G amd 25 cen s. This Is a spoO or to G-OOJDS. its, reduceud from 21$ cents, O [l GOODS 1E)UCED IN URTION L. MIMNAd:f ' AND RICE and at same time that cotton Ich like it. SLSHELS LFT. ast year in this. county SIX PER B USIHLL ,all and get particulars, LRDEN & BRO. GOODS! SPRING GOODS! ection a full line of SPRING CGS, DOTTED and PLAIN IGURED MUSLINS, ED and CORDED 'AMBRICS, nd CALICOES. ouths' Clothing which will be LO\v. STYLES AND .PRICES low cut Shoes. Ladies' and [ers. Also, a beautiful line of BEFOURE PURCH-ASING. KROESCHEL, Agent. T TflE- HEAD. 1 TilE LIGitT'-RUN'NING "DOMESTIC " Thnt it, is the acknowledged Leader in the Tra .de is a fact that cannot be dIis IANY IMITATE 1T--N-NE EQUAL It! t'he T,arg,est A rmed,. The Lightest Running, 'The miost Beautiful WVoodw~ork, AND) IT IS ARRANTED 1 'To be ad of' the bsestm 'aterial. * To doan and al kind o115f worl(f TJo b~ comlplete inl ceey respect. F'or Sa le bty -J. M. BEA TY & CO., Aget,' ~d1tCdWinnisboro, S. C. Agena wat.edin uoccuiedterito-r .Aodiess STlI~1. 1('EWINGMA'C1IINE CO. ER S TORE, bonght latter this Sping thian IIuusal ; but n'lable tnle to mee('Lt the Si 1ARL?E8' thant CYver, anid ur'getly extend. IT ArTION ii n airfiel Conniy to 'isit MT STORE~ G'TJlOUT' ASKf[Nc TO SEE. ANY'~ I', AND ASK TIIIE PRICE. )MISE. OLlvTLy, ANY) NT) OJItr'ggyg-N -~) P~ICICS SilALL BIt AS- LOWG LD) AT IN WVINNSBORO. M. EAT '-0