The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 22, 1883, Image 2
THE EWS AND IIEI1LD.
WINNSBORO, S. U.
OATIfADAY, Septembur 21. t t " 1bt8.
Oo. S. It IrwOLIH..
V11,118. $. 1)OrjtiOLbt,
TIli negroes in Louisville, ICy.,
think ttOly so nil efrort to oxcito feel
ilig Iaf11ist'the appr"oaehhik "nnitional
convention" of the colored race to be
bel there, in the foIlowlg an1oin1 mn1s
1 and bill conspictiously posted about
'Aio streets:
D)OWN W1'ITII ilEllc NEGROES!
W'il1TE Ai1KN on MIX ) .:DIACFS?
Colunrize the Negrpoes/
1T 10 1W rittuore(I thlit Ca-pt. John
S. Wise, declared in a re,ont speech
in Virginia that, he would sipport
PrOsidOtl Aithnr if lo receives 1e
IRepublican nomination for that olilce.
Wise a lIepublicanI Sudden iranisi
tion I Thie shortest route fron I)etnoc
racy to lldical-leptiullcanisi Is Via
1lahonoville. It is the fastest, known
rout--llghtning express and baggage
checked through
Tir New York Sun regards the
following-ltuned "genltlemon as availa
blo 'candidates for thie PI'resilential
noialtion by the next National Dein
oc)atiu Conveniion, t.d wit :
THOMAS 1". IAYAID, Dolaware.
BENJAMIN F. BlUT1.EtU, Massa,hisetIs,
ltoswi.r. P. l"t.owt n, New York.
Anu.ut S. Iliiviri, New York.
AI.t:N G.'I'ti;1aaN, Oihio.
Tuuai3.AS A. I iKN)IllCKs, Indiatna.
dost.:en1 1E. AcciDoNa1.r, Indlcianas.
du.II Al. I i,l1.:, Illinois,
SAML:1. J. i Nt.1., l'ennu1sylvanlia.
'TiE M aryland I)enocratic Stite
Convention on W edniesday, it'o 19th,
1omimtted Robert AI. ;e11c;ine, of lal
Ol more (i lv, for (,>veruor ; Charles It.
Ioberts, of" Carr"4Y, for AttorIev-(en
eril ; and d. ..Frank 'urner, of Talbot,
for Comptroller-(General. TIa con
veniion moet in Ialtimore, and its ac
Iion Ihroniglhout was hart m)onlions and
enthusiastic, and the party prospecis
are bright and eneotuagiug. '1'le
plat forml, as usual, denotl nc;es tle (r
i .ption of the "inls" amlndemanOIs liv
ing. chances Ior the 1ntiolnat ''otS."
'I'ho trand of '7ti received proper no
n0- and the llepubiliens 11oi the
whole were arraigned lin a rtather nll
11I iC l)lV 1111111.r
A lh3IiAoN, of high ollirial rank, inl
at a1 recent baiitpte. ini Victoriai, 1$. ( .,
took ('tcalsion to luldulI.go in rathler
futurle Of' one greatlI counltry. "it is a
maitter of' dtoeconvictionI with !11,'
sl hex, "aniud ('f' ini:my others w.hio
bar~ e'21 attnively 'onisidereCd t he dri1ft
of alirs ini thle Uniited SI ales, thlaf lhe
countr annt IV(2ii0~ coninnoil ivid i ed.
Thei e'lementsl of' poplat:(iniae too
vi'i'ed, Itej interests of dili'renut see.
tions aire too diverse, anid the dayw 2111sf
comec when it mnusf go to pieces, anad
w'.hen that dayl 'omelirhbit ish (Cohun
iai will be glad to tazke 'into her'i armsi
that frangment 01 t''it wichi is her nat11ur
ai nerighibor.'
JTuNIs llu:Trs i'oovir, th'.e veterani
actor and ste manager'.~'i. dIied at his
home near Mlaneer", Alass., ona last
louiday, I he 17th inist. JIuninis lirul us
waIs a brocthier to Ed.Awinllooth01 amd
Jiohn Wilkes licifth, andi~ the eldest
Juius11 liru1ts l1lIoog hi, Si'. ThI e actr
~just 11( deils, perhapsip, not as t alenit ed
:as hi' t iher or e'itheir of' his t wo briothI
( r', out he w..as nlev.ertheiless regarded
by thle thleatr 1e-troinig publi' as a t rage..
dian of'30 i: no mea poporions011. All of'
thle lmal mi~iembes o1' thie famnily ar'e
juow ::i except I'dwin--t he old man11
died( wifth a diseased br'ain; Johin
WViIkes shiof 1l'esident bLincola ini
Ford's T'heatrie, Washingtoni, and diedu
a1 traigie death,' while the (death1 of
Julni'A Uriuin lI~ 'i rcorded ill 0ou
paiges of to-dayW.
TniE'ew Yor01pubicactat
Convetionmetit R1ichfie'ld Spr'ings,
New.. Y'iiek,'on last Tu'iesday, fthe 19i1
in5t . Senatlor' NIiller wats elected per-.
manUhent ch(11 iaia, m.d cointested seat
were all amuicably' self , th; le stalw''.arte
yielding' in aiilmost ever'y inistanlce( to hie
demaniuds of' the Illalt'-Itreeds. Seinatoi
Mli' addressedl the conv.enition~ a'
s0omo lenigth, and1( it was al noticeabh
fact that every a1lision to the protec
tiv.e p)olicy 01 the p"arty and( (lhe 11hnIini
jitatin 'SF I''residenit .Ai't hur2 wereCi' re
Cei't( ved wi v'oc'iferons apllause115. Th<i
followinlg t ioket was21 niomintated:F
Seereary. of Satr,"Josiph 11. Carr
Comiptr'oller', Ira A\. )avcnport ; Tr'ieas'
urner, Pliinty TI. Sextona; Slate Enigi
1ne01, Silas Seymaour; At toney-Genler
al, Leslie W. Ilossell. 'i1'p"tfforn
rejoices ini the wisdom of the adiniinis
tratlon, and comimenids civil ser'vie<
reform. T1heo following is the taril
p)2lnk: "WVh fnvor a system of tarit
la1ws under03 which, while r'evenue fo
the govermenit Is provided, Americam
p)rod1uers are ju stly priot eced, A m'er
cn labor elevated, and home ariket.
sonaured to home prodnllets for the aid
'vantage alike of' the pr'oduicer' and( th<
laborer'.
THlE HER~ALD ON DANA.
The New. Yrk 'Jfer'al speaks plleas
antly and1( ihvorably of the propiets
of th Democratio pan-ty tenderi'tg t.hi
Pr'esldentlal nmiation to CJhiarls A
DWtaaof the New York Sun. It siava
We observe I other qlntors a certaht
d8ispoiItlin to callh a well known Northerh
Jon' alist to the second place on the Demo
,,erat, ticket. A nitunber of our contompo. IF
raries diseuss, more or less pleasantly, the tl
nomination of Mr. Charles A. Dana, of the I
fdu, to the Vice-'residency, and the iun 1
'Itself seiUts to dnlly with this suggestion in 0
occasional articles asserting (he right of
Joitintlists'to accept public office. We en
tirely igreo with the1 uN about this, but t
respect for the professiiin leait8 us t the'
belief that Mr. Ihuml ought to havo the c
1're-idential nomninatton-the first aid not t
the second p11a 01 dn the ticket. Whether ft
he wouldi accept it is another lues;tion; but, ti
if he is thinking of entering political life "
we are persuadied he should in any easo
refuse tLe second place. It is soietines
uirged t1u;t, it Journalist, beIng by the habit
of 'is mhib, 4 critie of men and polidies, is
by thtat iiact incaipacitattedl frotn becoiing it
an el'eet.ive poli1al eXcClttive. There is,
perhaps, somethlng In this ob jectioni, but
it. is tot o tllhlve byhead of successful
newspiper umight inakine i successful politi
cal administrdtIon if he saw lit to step
down from a hfgher to ia lower plice hint
try his hand at It.. We should like to see
Mr. Dai nomliated for the 'rccsidency if
we supposed he would like it. We shlouldt
scarcely, for the credit of tie profession of
whith lie is ani ortinuenIt, 111ce to see him1
accept the second place oil the ticket, for
we tire convin"et;- -inl we believe Mr.
1)ann would agree with 11-that, even tiie
l'retideney ito:elf Is it place of less inllence
aitl iower than t-lat possesscd by thIe head
of a Icwspaper of large ereulbtionii and Iin
. luienee in l.hese dayi's.
Mr. I)an, its a Jcurnalist, certaiul'
is without at superior, an11d scarcely I
wvithout a pecr in (he 1and, but it does
not follow at. all that ie would be (it
for the onerous dluties of (lie (Jliiet Ex
ceutive of tihe cont iv. In his present
posilion, lie wieldls at power for. good
oftl which lie 1111y be justly prouId, but,
once step down from his selmt=ade
etninlence into I.ite ccess-pool of politi11 cl
(rickei'v atnd.coi'rupl.ion, and th' tu n
tunenlts of his lilb-work will ecrunble
andlc its broken andl shtaf.bredi fra,nments
vill be covered with'1 the dust of (lie
valle'y I
I)ua ill lite eliorial sa,tene/un of' (lie
S 'cn will a'colliplish ')iore good for
the datu Itry than I hia iniii the Execu
five Mlansion at Washington I
T'IlsE .RI:1,1'.Y R i. (JON%AhIs12..
Si,nit:tr Ie-pohrtq of.tt I.1 ipconIl-Thomitit i
Anr,-ny to Ititt in Ti',le Ne,o,ws and Courierii
I'nlisloli inal tit Io 'riitpal I'ier of(
lIhu U,tulr ry.
To / i.e 1Eto ' <' iht rNCte ernt d S
or(' ier: Col. .hauii's N. I,ipscoib,
se'rt'aryI V of State, has altiressel to
you It a letter eonicerlinlg his -ssault onl
.1 Ir. 'T'Ioinius, an<l has had i col y of' it
puiblished in the Colninhia .g1i.t4er of
to-day. This lett.er seeks to show that -
My dlispatcht in relat.ion to the allair"
was liitrulhlul. lt, I s i -true that this
I dot not1 itendi to haliive a new tisifpape
aIter'iili wht, has occurr1'ied, I iiinasmuch as5 1
haviie anl o)pinion)1 of' him wh t'Iich was .
swornl'i to yetenlayi 1i, pub1)lihed Ito-dav
ini the .Ee'.'s une/ C'ourie, rnd the laYq
iser am i n heciee at uav timte (In
thle revcord of t) Ihe conurt . 'lint it is
shtol vinuditcate0 yot froint then chare l'O
of iuilishinig "tlhischoods" over' myi
si~igature. I dot not4 hecsittec to ai-i
ali'ee' tha i'ii teevdtyitrtto
alryfo perlsonIs wh'ot sympal)Jthiud( C
with Nit'. 'l'homais. I coititld (1 It)d
othiei'wise', as8 Cioionel Ii psI om refusi1'tt'ed P
to '.ivc htis vion01 whenl atsked' hiv a
0occasion. ''tere wias e'ssenitil but11'
10 thie X'mis um/n (CouIerI'~. You anid
te)1) ubit' can)i judge ot' thle 'orre'tctn11ss
the alccotots pulihe~1d in otheri iiews.
ipapersI'. As ~to 4the luov'emienits andtt
relattive aggressiv'eness of the pais
thle /a'cijte's repor)t' wats ahnot ien1
hteal ith ineii. So wtith dispatrches
to the New York Sun andl Atlnita (
C'on.4/i/uionl, whioch I hiave seen, aiid k
teleratus to8 1 NorthIiwester 'i'n1per01s,
whtichi I hiave biean'( of'. li ainyt v'ers81i
of' the athray' senlt frotn( 'ohuimbia ton
Sauua gr'ees wvithI C(lne ibipit.
cobsstory, I hiave not. seen it inur
h.eai .of' it. Yt C ooiel ipsnob
tin. As tt that, 1 am11 wilinga. to let it
stnd, withI tihe ItecounIts of' the ittupar'
tiaI journ'ial Is 1havie noneitd, ag&ainlst
'oitne'l LiApsconmb's barie ass''-t lon. 0
Miy ielt'iloll wa'Zs anniounie'td to be "-'e. l1'
cornid ing to t he most)8. eredib)1'le t'
belhievimis, af'ter my13 1'ecent . experl'tiec(e
that1 "the mos54t.'credile at(counits" are
hose8 wh iichi aret Ithe far'thest reoli ved ,
trotin Col . Jamets N.-- I Laiom's tate0
mencits.
C.oloniei LipmblI staftes, a'Iparenitl It
hy3 wa.v' of4 excuse 4ih his nI Iiitenoces
alilout tie to Air. Th'loimas, 11har one1 ot' -
his clerks sulggesfted to hIimi 11:1.i,n
in:i lu etve reen btooks alu i pap;ei's con..i
tioni which I "othted premaliturtely.
am11 ltpr'o'per'ly'." 113' 4this Is mani
thie pard'loni of'l1. R h'aullk, news of t
wt'hicth I pulllished btfethe41( Goverinor'
lhad pulicly ann'ouncedltit0t it . Mly Iirlst
kniowl'edg~e of this pardtoni was oh
crks, wthio 14)h( 11e that a pardton had1
NirI. 'iITomais the it. 1 did( s1o, lil Nit'.
T1hiomias delined to furniish it. at that
time1. I th1en asked thl)eu iteni 1iti'r
by,' telepbhonet abtlO ii, an d when th'oli
ptsone' had been t di schardlged .1 was'
g.Iive his naine, sentt ence, etc., by3 a
jIlen0i:tent y o1lI'iailltrough theo tele
lIh<imt. TFhis~ was (loie ope0ig3 alll
leg it iinately, ai Coloinel 1Liscombli
kntew it, h av'ing been iforme td of' the
clircustanc1:les, I have had theIlirst
newtts of' halfit a tdozeni partdonis in the
same1 waly. Theiso are mtatter's aiTe
ing the paper~i, and1( as suchi I noti1Ce
As Whien Sho Waa Youtng.
"I.h-we usetd Parker's llair lBalsam and
like it bttert than anty similatr palrationt
I kntowt of," wiItes NIr1s. Fhien Perry, wife
of ltev. P'. Perty, of Coldbrook Springs,
Nlaiss. "Mv1111 hir was almiost entirely' gray,
bult a dollar hottle of the lalsamt tas re
stored the softntess, andt the brown'1 color it
had( whiein I was young-not a single gr'ay
haIr ieft. Sinc lbegan applying the
lliaiam my haCir lins stopped fall ng our~
and 1 th11d that it is a perfectly htarmless
and agreeable dressing.*
N'o ij thet timIia to su~bT'rfsd to Ttm:
NI'ws xAN !Eit. .
FIOUTING.FOR COMPETITION.--Iroro
a sIfarp comipetition just nlow'ainong
to ci ht-pago daily newpupers of
[ew . ork for ciroulatipji. The move
ient egaii when the Terald,. 4 year
tVO . ago, . raditc.d Its prico fiiotn'
wit to throo'cents. The World, kt'der"
tillfzer's natihfomont, -was rocluctici
ntouonths ago 10 two cents a.copf,
ho Tirmed(,' on Tuclday nornii
rento(l I il.nsattion in newApaper elh
les by'recleing It,s prion from t'tnr tp
vo cets; anul, yster<tny, the Tribunc
nnounceA a redtction in price tti"oi
iur to three cenits. Hlow tiheso changes
re going to al'bot the populatiity n11g
rosperity of the inetropolit.n dailies
enaiits to:bo seon.. One thing it cer
tin: Nothing but tin onortnous ciren
ttion ca . rener t ho puhifelntion of
i,so expetsive Jotunttls ronunoiat ivo
'the redneecl piccs. -News ud L ou
DYSEN ERY
. MER
S U M ennPav
There is no time ,to be lost. when those
we love are taken wi th t,iae
terrible diseases.
The beauty of PERRY DAVIS'S
PAIN KILLER is that it acts
so promptly, surely and
efficiently.
Don't be without PAIN KILLER 1
lave it ready for instant use I
Keep it with you at home
or abroad I
ALL THE DRUGGISTS SELL iT
UBSCRI13E NOW
--FOl
'IE COTTON PLANT,
An eight page forty cohnn Agricultural
iuriail, the only plltr in South C1a-olinat,
ulislite r.irt t."diely in the interest. of L.he
aiitr til Mqniufnetturer. The IIES't
at 1' A1t.S t Agricultural paier in the
auth.
NLY SIXTY CENTS A YEAR.
The oflcial nrii. of 0i' State (1range,
dittoisetI hy the leading citizens of the
ite', anil by the best. furners in the State
itt I he .Sott .h.
Si'etl johlt";I for rpeimen copIes for your
If antl yutir" nteighburs.
Atdress,
MlGarion, S. C.
Ti E.SE nad MACAlONL.
SA B IN ES anti SA LMON.
ANNED) IEANS, PtEAS AND CORN,
EA( It ES, AP'PI,ES, SLICED AND)
RATIED) PiN EAP'PI S, .JELLIES and
MAIML3fA'l)ES,
nad a grail~ nlaany other' things which you
find in a F'IRST-CL,ASS (GRO(CEBY.
A IIIAGE, APPLES, ONIONS AND)
POTA TVOFS AV WYS ON IIA N.
A I
-3. S. WOLFE'S.
. IIEIF'I"' SALE.
Yt virit ne of an execution to meii dirtetd,
I wvill oIfer for sale before' the Cort)t
Laise doottr in)'o" Winns~boro, South Carolitna,
It the
'lRST MON D)AY IN OCTOBER NEXT,
lItin the legal hours of sale, to the highest.
tobter, ftor ( A si I, thte ftoowingadescribedl
All '-hat pitce', pareel or tracet of land,
anielti ha'ti Srate of South C'arolina5 coni
INE 11UN DtED~.\NP EfOllT'Y ACU ES,
mrortt l(,, andtt bttioude hiy hiands.of the
sf ate' of l"nrmant i, 11. 11. 9I 'rtht, 1lucy '
All that pi'ce, parcel or traut of h1and
i'g, beting a'ndlf siate In the C~ount y
airtiet and1 Sta'te of Southl Carollina, conl
Tl'RE l IUNlDR El) AND) Tl'VE
if 1. IT. Mart Iin, the Estatte of l"urtmani rand
I. M'Mteekint.
.Al! levied upo asfl tIht lpropety of IR. '1.
i arbtorough, at theit sit. tof Shiepttd & Mc
- JNO. D), McCAIRI.EY,
.h ?ritf's Otmee, S. F.'. C
W 'inoiirt, S. C.,
PIlE RILACKSTOCK ACADEMY
ill otpen onl Mtulay, Septtember 24,
irox. TIuttion, iy-ale. one-half in ad
imtuary De'partmeptn, per monitth..,. .$ 1 50
ligher English De)tpartment, pier
fulsie,- with use tof plino............ O)0
Bard (not htieludilng washintg) per
mlonith....-................ ... 10 00
No deduction (or abIlsecel, excelot'in case~
if pirotracted slekn1esst..
For particulars al>lily to
W. BAN KS TIIoMPSON,
Sept 5-x4 Principal.
DR. J. M, alUATTL~EBAUM,
I)ENT18T.
COLUfMlflJA, S. C.
)F tdOY( S'' NtY' ItN)UVL
ONCE XORE TO.
-TIlE- -
-it)
=A I AD OF ALL CO 'lTIT'1R'I.
.VITHI A LAROE STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTIIING, -
.For *fen, -'ldys and Youths. Men's I]
sits made of the Ihuest impel ted-.'itid do
alestic goods, and mnade equal to any .cus
1, 11m-mad( work. Also, a krgo stock -of
OVcts, In five different styles, Ulsters,
UJlaterett Scks, revh'rsibles, and .tho Natw
'A1arket o.lattet out.
GENTS' FURNISIING GOODS! I _
Stock "Is' din plete. Underwear In all
weights and in all grades.
'Younl Men's:aumt Meln's silk IIats, with
the patent ftex4lle brim, that will shape toC
any tead.;'a1'nii line of Soft and StiIT goods.
TO TR LADIES OF WINNSRO.RO)
Our 11oys'.$tock is the largest and most j
-4'iIs1 that we haive ever placed on our1
euuters. Suits and Overcoats of every (e
scription. All orders addressed to tnyy Care
will receive prompt attention; and if the
goods (o not suit, will exchange or refund
the money.
M. L. K I N A R:D
COLUMBIA, S. C.
FARM MACHINERY!
.._ _ A
I TIAVE for sale, direct from the manu
facturers, all kinds of A._rieultural Machin
(try, Implements, etc., et. E'ngines of ill
sizes, from three to one hundred and fifty ti
horse pow ti
SAW MILLS AND GIUST MILLS,
Mtanufactured at the Metropolitan Iron i
WYorks, Itici.mnomi, Virginia.
From the 'orc, 'unnsvlvatnia; A i'ti
tnra-Il Wn rks:--il. kinds'ti of lumplemitents,
frotn a 114el-Serew to a 'T'hresher that will t
t.hresh mnid clean sXty bushels of wheat .
p'r ho ir.or Iw wo ' .dred bushels of oats
per hour.'
mulky Ilougihs, ('ultivators, I farrows and
Ploughs andi..'lou,gh Stocls of till kilds
and sizes. .i iso ltinpers, with self-dropper
or self-binder.
1 am agent for the
DL'DRIC It 11.1 AND COTTON PPRESS.
'Tis I'ress will, with three hands, press
straw in tmali Ir'les as fast f-tst, as the
thresher e.an cleatn it; an1'l with t,hree hit+"T,
enn lhale cotttin faster thin a sixty-saw .
tnl turn (he lint out,
I have also Some of the best made COT I- CI
TON GINS. with till the modern imlrove.
lments, with 1'itESSES from the factories. p
I also sell
COT)N'OXED OIL MITLLS.
Scamles of all sizes, thtat will weigh fromt -
onte-lutilfpotd h-' (lve tons.
Ca rriage's, lhiggles and lilding Car'ts, of
all si'zed amti prices.
I f aniy irdrsont wishes t.o purchlase' any of the
abovo-lmeintiohedi goods, they'~ wilI leadiSi
('all at Mr. d1A-31ES Q. I)A.V(S'S oille'e amnd
lear-e w ordm with him; anmd Ii xvill call and
JAIE.' PAN'AN,
AGENT. 1
May 17-t f
H EISER'S
S
'We have just rceCived out' stock of' 15
IIEISElVS G ENTS'
SHOES-.
EACII PAIR WAlIIIANTrED.
PICE GUARANTEED.
FOR~ STYLE, FIT, COMFORT AND
D)URABIITY,
ThiESE SilOES ar'e UNSURPASSED
Our' Stock of LADIES' CUSTOM
MAIDE SIIOES IJUST IN.
.As wa have sold these goods for a
nitt mber of years, we can safety recomt
menid tl;pm In every pati-'cuiar.
Wo dispectf\ully r'equest att inspec
tion.
MAS Rf, BRG ECI
-'ONCERNING
TIHE ELLIOTT GIN, ~
The Forty-five Sawv Gin I got from yon i'
Itow sixteent yearts old. I got It in 1866. On
the twelfth day oif this month, I glunned
ten bales front sunl-up to sutn-dlown with
the greatest ease. I htonestly belIeve I can'
savkithe toll for any cuistonier in the clean
ing of the seed over ally gin I have ever
seent. Remnember't, It Is only a .Ibrt'y-Jac
Saw Gin.
NO. s.nIOUGLuss. j
T1uTE store,buillding andl lot now occutpiedl c
by thie unidersi gned are offered for sale.
PThe store is 0110 of thi b lest in Wlnnsoro, I
and Is ill prhnme cotudItIon. Tfhm. ho'ation 18
one of theo motst advatattgeons inl townl. '1
The lot Is quite a large on', and 'Ia1 It are
a l,arge wvarebjonse and (otiler builltuitgs. .l .
Termas very nmderate'. For 2 thrier par
Iloulurs apply to .
May "J-.:r' n. Et eXllnd-n'
HIARLESTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
y1DEM ENS CLACIUS,
-':
-IMPORTER AND DEALER 1R- .
rINE,S, LIQUORS, CIG4 I,.TOCACCO,
OROQEIIES AI(D'1'1IOVIBIONS,
n.175 EAST BAY, OTIARLESTON, 8.0,
TT)O TIEIDMAN & SONS,
WHOLES~ALE GROCERS,
-AND
PROVISION DEALERS,
102,AND 104 EAST BAY STREET",
CIA RESTON, S. C.
3YD BROTIElIS,
rIO,E8DI.E GROCEls, L)f4Uou DEALERE
-AN.D-,
COMMISSION N E(CHANTS,
7 EAST BAY, CfIARLEZSTON, S. C.
B. THOMAS, AGENT,
No. 320.KNO ST., OPrOtUi LIBERTY,
INDOW SIIA DES, PAI'ER HANG
INGS, LACE CURTAINS,
ORNACES AND UPIIO't.BTERY GOODS,
CUIARi'STON, S. C.
'rliQw :AWINUNOB' MADE TO- ORDER
0. CUDWORtTH 8r.O.,
-WHOLESALE
ADDLERY WAREIIOUSE,
155 MEETINO STREET,
1'1'OSITE CHARLESTON HOTEL.
CIIABRLESTON, S. C.
JEN RY BISCILOFF & CO.,
VHIOLESAE OROCE3RS
ND DEALERlS IN CAROLINA RICE.
1'ROPRIETORs O T1lE1 CELEBRATED
CAROLINA TOLU TONIO.
0 EAST BAY, ClARLESTON, S. C,
INA (AGE & CO.,
CiIAIRLESTON ICE HOUSE,
A.RKET, CORNER ItCIUICH $TREET,
CIIARLESTON, S. C.
T'Ice packed for the country a spcialty.
A. N E LSON '& co ,
-WOIEOVSALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS ANID SHOES,
No. 23 ITAYt_.8t'Rir:bET,
CIIARLES''ON, S. C.
'1 W. AIMAIR & CO
1s
WHIOLEsA:1: AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
IOICE. DI'tOS, MED:1I(IN ES. CHIEMICALS,
SU(R11.AL INSTi1t1 ENTS.
':RF1UMERIEB AND To1iLET ARTICLES,
C'. King and Vanderhorst Streets.
CIH A 1I ES'l)N, 8. 0.
FOR SALE!
WAGONS.
ALSO IN STORE :
~IDDLES3, BRIDLES,
UARNESS,
ACON, MEAL,
CORN,
RY GOODS, NOTIONS,
SHOES,
INnUCEMENTS FOR CASH.
LYSSE G. DESPORT ES.
'AKE NOTICE!
BUY your Wa'nMaterial, SPOIKES,
I L, Gil N DSTO(N ES5, iA..ES, W'ELL.
ii A INS, aind all khius o~f Plantation
:.0K STOVES, HEATINO STOVES,
linmS t1.Oi toi $50.0, compulte,
[L~ STOVES. WOODENWARE, ETC.,
F. HI. CUMMINGS.
'she UNION CHJURN ie sold' on itsi
el-its. I ('an refer' to a doze'n parties
dngj. it in this vicinty. It is not1 a1 new~
hI%g but has stood the test since 1864l.
.J QUA TTLEBAUM, D. D. S.
FF;CE: North sideO Washiington Street,
Opposite Town HIal).
O1NNSBORO, SOUTH CAROLINA
July 7-t x3mn.
-Ihty Zeigler Brother,' Ladies', Miisses'
id Chi'ldren's Fine Shoes.
J. M. BIO TY
IT IS A LITTL EAR-13F,-BUT WE MIGHT 48 WELL kON IT AT ONCE
'thatthe SHOtT CROPS is'nound to affect.anti deter -tle oinard strides of progress
and prosperity hi the State at large, and thp peoplo:iiinrt
EQONUM'4fiEZ1 THIS rER .MQRE TH.A E I'VER.
Sonie of us the short crops may not effect, but it behooves us to work to the interest
of the poor mal and-sell goods at the smallest margin possible.
Is ever Ietto the interest of the peole, buyin Dry Gdotts In larger quantitles
thant anry'h 'i-1the Upper part-of the'S t, outsice of Greenville an< doin btsines4
ol a CASII BASIS, this year at COLU'tIMA WINNSIORO and U11ESTEI , we ex
ect to eclipse our previq.se dforts. All ISTADARD GOODS manufactured South ait
Manufacturer's Prices. MESTICS at less than most nten can buy them.
t-Cnr4ll a cents; Iranitevile 4j,centp,. (ranitevillo X 5% cents, Grani
tteville 447bkiit6, Ctranitewillo D)rilling. 714 colits.
coats's Cotton 55 cents, less 'six per cent. i.acouit, cash. Belding Brothers' Spool
silk 10 cents per spool, or three for 25 ceonta,. to. arrive next week, Engle & Pliunix
Ball Threadl 1,{:c6ttts per ball..
aT'e itbovp goods we will sell by, the piece or tiny quantity desired. Ml goods marked
at short crop prices. .~ ~ I N U I.~
J. . MT UMNAUGH. .
1883. 1883:
AGRICULTURAL, HORTIOVLTURA'L A" ME0'iCHANICA4
ASSOCIATIONA
.F A61 A.TOR
- -OPENS AT
CHESTER S. C., TUESDAY, OCtOBER I6,3
AND cONx.UES .FOUR DAYS.
PREMIUMS,
The most VA LUABL E ever offered. .[OUB TIIAN VO-J-Ii LI' IN MOiCY.
ANNUAL ADDR 1'SS ON WEDNESDAY
RIDING CONTESTS,
By Ladies and Gentlemen, Masters and Misses,
BYCICLE II)INGS.
A GOLD EDAL TO( TlE IMST WIIEELMAN,
STOCK DISPLAYS
WILL MORE TIAN RIVAL TIlE STATE FAIR.
OPERATING MACIIINERY.
O the a rnund., will be new attraction. All who desire to exhibiL Machinery
Pleiis8i W)Nof thei .Senr tn1v of fIill Iiu nrn,i u onu. If -411 ~
TO THlE LAD)IES.
The Premiums lin the Iouskioki Departim'ent are increased and many quadrupled in
VALUE.
E*CURSION TICj.TS ON ALL TilE RAILROADS.
FRIDAY, OLYMPIC GAMES AND RACES.
No entries admitted after MONI)AY, OCTOBER 15, cxcept STOCK which ma
be ente-red beftore 11 o'clock on TuesdaOC a
id" For Premiuni Lists and particulars, apply to.:
J. K. HIEXER Y; Secrteta y,
Sept 20-t 4w ChI ESTr1i, S. C.
WHOLESA LE
ANNOUNCEMENN
--OF
WITTKOW5KY & BURUCH1
CHAIRLOTTE, N. C.
We hereby inform the "Wholesale "ade" that our "vai-iotis lines" coin
prising the Wholesale Branches of our' aess are now complete, and we in
vite our customers to give it due consideration. To those wishing to engage
in business we say that there is no house
"IorthI or South"
that has better facilities than ours, and that we can and do duplicate any bill
of goods, no matter where bought.
a-I V- -E U S .A.T CA.tI.
Respcctfully3
WITTKOWSKY & BARUCH.
IT STANDS AT THE HEADJ
- TIHE I(ftt'rUNNING
"DOMESTIC."
That it Is the acknowledged Leader In
the Trade Is a fact that cannot be dis
'utcd.
IANY IMITATE IT- 1ONE EQUAL ITI
'-The Largest Armed,
y 7 The Lightest Runnin - -
The most BleautifulWoodwork.
AND IT IS WARRANTED
- To he made of the best,nmaterial.
To do Any awl al kimut: of Wortc.
To .he coimplete In every respect.
For Sale by
J. M. 3IEAP' T CO.,
AgWInnsboroq. C. 0
Agensint! hti unoccupie territo
r ~. Audr
- OMESTIC SEWING MACHINE CO. *
Richmond, Virginia.
NE W SI-IOES
-AT
T[E CORNER STORE.
GENTS' AND LADIFS' FINE SIOES, ALL MADE
OF GUARANTEED STOCK. TRY 1 AIR.
TO PURCHTASE
FALL DnY sOOOn
TIIIS SPACE SVIL BE RESESVED FOR NOTICE
OF MY STOCK.