The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, October 23, 1883, Image 3
LOUAL INTELLIGENCE,
w Advertimnernntn.
WIt..owsky i larh. -
Crean Tartar-W. E. Aik'(.
Silvoiware-Connior & Chandler.
Tax Notice-J.. Q. Davis County
reasurer.
cal Briefm.
-- here were services in all tie
-v-, e IIn tiwnQ1 %lndays
--Now Is the time t6 pay tYe p-in.
r. Most other people have already
d a showhig.
-The store occupled by Mr. Charles
uller has beeni reptilted-a very do
ded improvement.
Mi. JaitnA B. Turner won seteral
em111ium1s on his Jefrey cattle exhib
d at (lie Chester fair.
-The Charlotte Observer has dotned
iew dress.-a great improvement in
8 already most 'occelleit dily.
'he railroad trahlus have been run
ig with great. regularity of laten
cluding the southerni-bound passe I
r.,. .
-fi2 Southern Tek@Vph Company
s done an excellent business sine
e establishment. of its office in Wilints
Oro.
-Mr. James MeCn-ly has shown us
I acorn1 fron one iof his cork trees.
looks very much like any other
-Mr. Joseph Groesehel has put l)
large reflecting lamp In front of his
ry goods establishient-brightening
be apbroach from either direction.
-The time for payigi taxes without
10 penalty has beeni etenled In
'enlty-one counties. From the other
irteen nto application was received.
-Yoxkville is said to have the most
otderful barber of the age. lie
ver has a w'ri to s., from early
onday morning till late Saturday
"ght. , ,
.-There is one commercial filde
ppyted from South Carolina in Brad
i4?fct's of last week-that of Buck
iler % Co., Wof Williston, general
ercha'ts. A
-There was an untisuail crowd of
oble in tovii on Saturday-the
reets presenting a very lively appear
gee, and the merchants doing a good
usilless.
-Mary Gaines, the colored woman
ho was burnt oin the 14th ,nst., by
me kerosene explosion alrea'dy meni
nec, died from her injuries omi Sat
<A11y afternloonl.
-The managers of the State Fair
so making arranAggments to have all
-M sitors to Columbia during fair week
comm~odated with good lodging and
oardl during theilt stay in the city.
-Our farmers--and, in fact, all conl
mner s of bacon-are rejoiced at its
4yek. It is now worith but little over
~Vlwhat it sold for at this time last
-A Aimthat had bikW loose
m11 its tying ran a niarrow escape on
turd (ay afternoon-crossinug the rail
(d track,. only three or four feelt
fron! or (h'e locomotive of the northi
un~d freight train.
-Colonel Rion tells us that the case
ainst Major Julins Mills, formerly
casurer of Chester county, was not
ard at thle recenlt term' of Court,
~ig to the crowded state of the
*i ockets.
'W -Quite a number of Fairfield farm
S were in Columblia In the latter part
last .week, selling their cotton
shl C'olumbia a'ni lmrni, but we
'?onl re-mlly prefer that.*all . this trade
e kept at. home. Can it. ni0 be?
- Messrs. R. J. Mcfarley & Co. are
repared to buy' or sell Futni~'r3 Coni
acts foY any parties wvishiing to opler
. e ~ in this line0. All bn'sliess conid~enl
al. We receive press dlispatches four
~mes aday aind w'ill keel) our custCorn
a~4i post d ' 6t 16-l14
- -Th eJ xhiition01 given by the WViz
d Oil Comny~n in (lie Thespian Haul
Slatur mday niight wais wvell at.tended~
luinueh enjoyed. T(he singinig is all
a highb ordler-thie voices being In
0cellenit tradiing and perfect. accord.
'W rust1%I the comrpanyv may1 retuirn to
miaihoi'o soon1 again, whein we think
mysaftly assure them of a large
alpreiative audience.
uli'dodobNoTea.-Weare regnest
to annonnce thati there wvili be a
~ies of' religIotis servilces In the Bnp
tchu rch at this plaice, commencing
aff mnorninig at el v9i, 0 elock-+tli
ftor being assistedt .O the IRei'
SW. Sanders, of Chest'i. 'There
II be services to-night, at even
& block.
TmE ExTE.NDED.-In response to a
ues made by Contfi Treasprer
~tvis, t18' Comptroller GeneraI has
tenided (lie time for paying taxes~in
SIrfield counity to thle 31st Inst., in
usive. Tis wvill be good news to
ite a nlumnber of the taxpayers of
lis county, ilo, fromt diff'erent causes,
ye not yet paid their taxes.
,AMONG TIIE JU8sTIEs.-The ease of
o State vs. Philllp Tay'lor, charged
IIth an assault anid lattd~mf upion the
erson of his wife, was tried before
ustie Cathlcart on Saturday, and the
efendant was fonl guIlty. The sen
nce of the trial justice, was that the
risoner pay a flue of five dollars and
osts or be confined In tihe counlty jail
r' five days. The fine was paid and
o defendant dilscharged.
IPEtsONA L.-Mr'. James E. Dottfa'i,'
.' AlbIon, In this panunty, left here on
onday for Charleston', where he ex
ects to attend the lectures at the
ilttniltna Medttnt ollet. Mr.
Douglas* aha areaiy attended oni
courso of lectures iII Charlestot aum
expeets to purstte lis sudlistgo Mn)
wintern in that plato. Oar youk
ft'lend,.4 thoe.ldest son of Dr. T. 0
DougtAb, and he promises tQ do wel
in his profession.
NE~W A DVERTIsEMENT.-fessrs. Qoni
nor & Chandler announce that, havini
greatly incre"yAd. their facilities in tha
department, they gn., offer great at
tractions to purchagea 4 pIypvare
They have ovqry ucans For keep'ng II
with the't'mes, and they mean to do it
Whoever wants anything portty, sliguli
go and see them. There is no reasoi
for sending igay for such things whoi
you call get all you want at home.
Tun CoLOIEi BAPTISTs.-The Goth
smaino Baptist Association (colored
will hold its meeting with St. Paul'
church in Wfinusboro,. beginning o
Thursday, the 25th inst. All, oul
friifods aie cordially invited to attend
The sessions will ,bo held daily, open
ing at ten a. In. ln closig at thre
p. in., 11'A the evening session wil
commence at sevenm p. In., and %IIourz
at pleasure. 1). GOfI)tNP,
Pastor St. Paul's Church.
DEAQ Or Mrit. TiOIAs COOPER.
We regret to annoncp..tho death 9
Mr. Thomas Cooper, which took plac
at Ridgeway oil Sunday morning
MAr Cooper was just in the bloom o
manhood, and his untimely death wil
be universally regretted. Ile leaves f
widow ani two young.,children, tc
whom tihe feurtfelt simphihy of all bi
exjenuied. We leart. that Mrs. Coopet
Is now quite ill with the same disease
to which le was a victim -typhokll
fever. We sincerely hope she may
speedily recover.
TimE CO'rTON M AIKET.-The follow,
ing are the quotations for Monday:
Good middling..............
Middling...................6
Strict low- piddling........
Low middlig.............9
New York spot market: niddline,
10 9-16; low middling, 10 3-16; Gooe
ordinary, 9 916.
New York future market,12.55 p. in.
October, 10.51; November, 10.51; De
cenber, 10.50; January, 10.74; Fe4
iuai't, ,10.84; March, .11.04; Afwff
11.16; M ay, 11.27; iune, 11.28; July
11.49; August, 11.58.
- A RIEMINDEii oF SnER1lAN.-During
the late war Mr. W alter Boney, wht
then lived in Witnnaboro, buried f
lath in the neighborhood of th<
shring some distance inl rear of th<
house now occupied by Di.. Rt. B
Uanahian. Mr. Aie died a fem
days after ier'man pass'ed throng!
Winnsboro, but had given ho informa
tioni of the whereabouts of tihe wvateh
A few Nlatido some chiildrin', p~9
ing near the spring, tonnrt the waI
and it will he tfurned over to the farmi
ly ofMr'. Bone~y.
COTTON STATEMENT.-The followin
is the comparative cotton statecmenit foi
dhe week ending October 19, 1883:
Net receip~ts at all Unitcd States porti
dur'ing the week 225,4o1d; to same tim<(
last year 241,205; total re~pipts to thi!
date 996,942; t~o same dlato last yeai
869,085. Exports for the week 1,011,
705; same week last year 128,535; tota
exports .to this date 357,855; to samt
date last year 4121,1,4). btock at al
United States ports tif6,846; same tima
last yea r 464,150; tock at all interloi
to'wns 90,429 ; .saihe timen hist year' 55,.
703; stock. ,at L~ i'pool 606,000:
samie time inst year 449,000; stock
of American afloat for Great Britahi
76,000; same time last year 140,000.
flEusErs AND)..,AYiIsliIRE.--The cor'
responidenit of the Nfews and Courier,
writing of the CJheste'r fair, says
"$S10 of' the citizens of Chester ani
Fairfld havd for a number of year'i
dcvoted their attentioni to the liaising~
'of bloodedecows. The Ayrshiires were
alt first the favorites. They wver'
'cracked up' by Geni. John Brat ton
and whiatever the General says is co,
sidlered law and gosjicl fii thi'" lhh
imimedtiate stamnpinig gr'oundl. But th<
General, like many others, Is flekle
at least in~ the cow line-and althongi
hie still hioldt that the Ayi'shires art
the best milkers ini the worlkilie yel
thinks flhiit the Jerseys at~t the bes'
butter c'O4. General Bratton hai
dlevoted time and money to the r'aising
of cattle, and It is due to his efforti~
.mainly that this part. of the !ounitr'y i!
beinag stocked with thoroughbred eat
tie. Capt. John L. Agurs is Genera
Bi'atton's echo? in Chester', i lie hai
done f'oi Chester county what Brattoi
has doiie for Fairfield. Ilis contribu
tioni of. Avrshires and Jei'sevs il
second isJ to'none onl thie gironits.'
A UNIQUF N wsPAPER.-h4~ PO f.
McM aster has handed us a copy of thn
Republican Whzig Democrat, yitblish
ed at McElwpesville, indian Land
York District, Saturday, July 17
1841, under the editorial mnanagemen
of the proprietor, Mr. ,Jonathan N
McElweeo, Jr. .On ttfi'ist I~go is a
long accounat, tiik6n 'firom the Camdei
Journal, of the hanging of Johl
Swveat for the muider of Thomas P
Picket, which includes the criminal'
confession i fit f1. There is qluite
shai'p little editorial, with the follow
lng lette'r, written to a Louisiana Con
grossman, as a heading anid as a text:
WA suIwovoN, April.20, 1839.
Mv DEAn Srn: I have the hionor to at
knowledge the receipt of fo~Is of the 21s
uIt., and of informing you too thlit all th
removals and appointments you recon
mended were made on the day your lette
was received.
With respect, yoZr obt.'.servt.,
3MARTIN YANBUnEN.
President Vanilren ver'lly thought
that to tW Pelgorfo g- tho spOIls'
On the 861o p1go of ti palerl isNo I
i the Interesting oflutal announceinent
that Generdil Wingeld.1cott had been
I appointed atijor-goneral in command of
the army qf the United States. Among
the advertisements we find one fron
Mr. Win. B. Dunlap, giving, very
frankly indeed, hiM p.asQps for dis
Ciarguingmr. A. Steedia, the stylker
in hils lacksmitl shop. Johnt Z.
Hammond, Esq., announces (hat he
will practise in the law courts of Fair
field, Chester and Lancaster, with his
office at Winsboro, Dr' JosAIA, 0G.
Jenkins offers his professional services
to the citizens of Winnsboro and its
vicinity, with his once pposite Mr.
1). Alken's store". Mr. William1
Campbell, of. W.nnisboro, advgtlees
his well known cotton gins. There
are other adver-tisements, froin Colum
bia, Ai'ensta, Obester and other points.
What 25 Qents Will Do.
The small sum1 of 25 eents invested in a
bottle of Norman's Neutralizing Cordial
will save you many hours of pain and
suffering, mny sleepless nlphts and many
Doctor's bills. Normani's Cordial Is soli
all over the land. Every (Irug rist and
cross-road merchant can get it. We are
shipping It everywhere. *
IrV'rom hdVirgina.
A probilnent Broker of Richmond, Va.,
wose name we withhonld, says lie lis used
Norman's Neutralizinig Cordial several
yeart for all irregulnrities of the stouacl
and found it effectual in every instance.
r lie reconnends It as an excellent remedy
for a man who loses in futures. *
. CREAM TARTAR.
1 POUNI)DS PURE CREAM OF
TARTAR for sale by 4
W. B. AJIKEN.
This article is warranted against any
hduilteration.
GRASS NEEDS. ,
' UCFRN, Timothy, Orchard Grass
i anda i Clover Seed. Fresh supply
just received by
MCMAATER, BicE & KETCHIN.
TAX .-10Cf
THE time for paying TAXES, without
the fifteen per cent. penalty, Is extended to
the FIRST of NOVEMBER.
J. Q. DAVIS,
Oct 23-txl County Trcasurer.
WITTKOWSKY
BARUCi,
CHAR LOT TE, N.. C.,
OFFER EXTRAORDINARY IN.
DUCEMENTS TO PEdPLE~ WHO
ARE DOI1NG TINEIR TRADING BY
MAIL.
OUR MAIL ORDER DEPART
MENT IS SO ARRAN~Gil.D TIAT
"SHIOPPING" BY MAIL IS RIEN
DERED EASIER AND IS OFTEN
~I'ORh SATISFACTORILY DONN
TIHIAN IN PEhSON.
ILaTTERS OF INQUIRY
PROMPTLY RESPONDED TO.
NAMPLES SENT AND ESTIMATES
GIVEN. WE GUARANTEE~ SAT
ISF"AC'~IION-DE L'IVERING PA CK
AGES FOR OVER TEN D)OLLARS
IN AMOUNTr, FRE~E OF EXPRESS
ON i/AIL CHIARGES.
WE KEEP? EVERYT HING '1IIATi
IS NEEDE~D TO CLOTHEi MEIY,
YOUTIIS AND BOYS, LAD)IES,
- MISSIK AND CHIILDREN, IN
CLUD)ING A COMPLETE LINE OF
LADIES' AND MISSES' UNDEN
WvEAlt, X d' JtAVE~ TIIE BEST
DRIESSMAKING ESTAIJSIIMENT IN
SEND US A TnRAr/ORDER.
I'*ETTKOWMIKY de BA CHE.
S1i0OIT CROPS !
Owving to Short Crops 16.l farmrs Want
the hIghest priecgfgr seottn. Ini 6ier to
meet their demands anyone can obtain it by3
usIng
CLARKE'S SEED COTN CINANFR
For sale by
A very simple aff durable machint. No
cogs or belts. It pays any man who uses
It. We gefer parties to E. P. Monr,EY, Sr.,
and Vrnso & GALLowAY, of White Olk,.
Call and examine the machine for yourself.
-- . J. M. E LLIOT T, SR.
. OWN 'TA X ES.
THlE timwe .for the .collection of Town
tT~zes. hass ,been extended to the 1st of
November~proximo,
By order of the dou'nell:..
IL N. WITHERS,
EIIRWARE,
WE IIVE ENLARGED OUR STOC14
of SilvorwaroetQ meet the deatids 'of .tit
timues. The taste of our people has bes
so cultivated that. they mutst have ariele,
of tableware which a) lwa bright aml
clean. This Is right. We ithor for th(
happinoss of our families, and a long stridN
I8 Imlade In that direction whel we snppa
our .tablui4wgh a set of ChINA or FINJ
GRANITVARE, with Silver- ENXv-i:s
and FORKS and SPOONS; a handsoni
CASTOII to grace the centre; with Silvei
SUGAR BOWL, CREAM Pircuilt aiu\
BUTTER DISHi at the head. Some say
that coffee and tea taste better from a
CHINA CUP, and LESS FOOl) will sufice
from satisfying dishes. The cost .Qf these
things Is not so much as you hInagine, and
once bought, you will have a nike array for
yeirs.to come. Call and see these things,
and leari the prices of them. llere you
will find many other beauifti things be
sides these; uehi as Cake Baskets, B-Tyy
Bowls, Syrup Pitchers, Water Pitehers,
C Pic:le Castor, Vases, Gob
lets, C'stlytc.
Itere you can get a Call Bell, a Soup
Ladle, a Wiater Dipper, or extra cruets for
castors, all in Silver or Silverplate.
Coannor & Chandler.
NEW F AL L
WINTER GOODS.
Come and sce lhe largest and hest se
lected stockj Mi IIi neory, lconsistinig of
Trimmod Pattern IHats and Donnuets, uin
trimmed gmlls, eivets-,s Satins, Itibbons,
Flowers, Tips, Ilumes, " hrds. and Featlh
ers, all colors, Crapes, IlluLlsiOhs. liktek anld
White Laces, Love, Crape, V ells. liarege,
Tissue a-nd , Parisien ne Veilin', illair
Switels frot 75teenmts ny, Curls, Ballnvs,
Crognetries for the hiil, Crepe, I isle a.111
other Ruhingllt-for the neock, Filhus, ('ol
larettes and Ties, and all kinds of -'ancy
Guods. at
J. 0. BOA.G'S.
A full stock of Ladies' and Misses'
Hosiery. Berlin, Lisle, Silk and Kid
Gloves, all colors and Iew styles. Au as
sortment of Ladies' aid MiSes' (olorl
and white Corsets, all sizes. 114411 Skirt.;,
Dress Shields and P 'a1lpitat ors. 1 andker.
chiefs in variety, from Cotton to S HiV ill
Fringes, Passemaenterile TIrni mmne, Velvet
lubbons, lBraids atnd other )iress Tlrim
mngs. llutto~ts in great va~iei y, styles
and prlices, at
Jr. 0. IOAG'S.
A full stock of Notions of all kinds.
Ladlies' I non and L ace C ollars, 7.ephyrs,
Saxony, Bh-rlin and Sheotlaud lI fods. Cuil
dren's'Zephtyr Ilouds and Sacques, Shawls
and Boulevard1 Skirts, at
J. 0. JiOAG'S.
All kinds of White (Goods, Whlite Lauce
and( Muslin Curtains, ( retonmnes, &c.,&.
Also-ai fil and iepmpleote line oft I ress
Goods, of drtioum' labrie . 8let atind
prices, from Calicoes, Wur~, d, ( Nlumes,
Silks aind Satins-you can linud an ythuin- you
anit in that line and at any pic~e. These
good(s we are dleterminlled to sell ehmeapt and
redluce stoek.
Our stock of Shoe~s of all kinds will bec
sold at and below COST, mm.A we'll af he'G
pice goods foi- Men's wear., and0 oithum
goods that we do not, inutend keepinlg afleo
p~resenit stock of same is sold. We mnen
what wve say.
FIFTEEN more of the
NEW IlGH ARIM D)AS MACHINES,
VTe best Machino on tihe market, aml(
gives perfec't suatisfaction inl 0verV .par tinu
lar, and a genteral favorite wit It 'he indliek:
Every Machinle WAl ilANT'F. l)In evers
pamrticular. No famtily shoul be0 withmou'
0ne. Send( order or comle all and buy one.
J. 0. -BO)A G.
TCQ .A.]ItT~V JD,
IA lot of IIIUGGIES and IIAlRNESS.
WAIT FOR TII EM.
J. 0. BOAG.
TANE NOTIdE!
1IUY your Wa it MnterIal, SPOKES
RIMS and, 11Uk, SIJAFTfS POLE
WAGONS,- OR0EItlKs, fA(llNi
01 L, OllNDJISTlONES .T I.(A CE8, W El A,
CIIAXiNS, anmd all kdnds of P'lantatiot
.01-STOVES, Il[.\TING STOVES
fromt $14.1 to $it0.(It, (oin d1)e ...
OJL.$TOV'1C. WOOD)ENWA'RE, ETJC.
From
J. jr. CUMNGS.
'rTe .UNiON CIIURIN Is -sold on it
mierits. I can refer to a dlozen pamrtIc
ushIIJ It in this vichnty. It' is . not -a ujev
thbhut. haso-tomd tnm tst sce 18n 1
TmtAimAMussenb..ag
Tyt oie'lot' coi u~er t Winnsibort
g.lMNAUG 11 S1E, GOODS SO CHEAP
WC don't propose to.give I it, awy.
1'u11 now opt'iling ity second shiptu"'nt
I 'New York lit th41 clotliig biutil ness anidi iI
to seitre goods itt prices iever heard of lit
11ilackI (. lh ee, ('oqroted Casbluc, 7
A nive-hite of ILadies' 11iti, diroct fiom
eleganMt- vannot. 1-w surlpassed. by anly I!,*nse
Outr buyver nlotilles use tovw em~eoit otu- -dit
TilEDOL.LA I. Hle adI(-se-s uts by 1-atu'-dla
to Wiinsborot'i,. Don't biuy untIl you 'ee the.'
part, of lny tinie, th(" li esVIITe of
M I M N
SHALL BlE FLT .1N 'I'11" WINN
.Oct. 16
JI lu''(lf0itlly
AIWTAYS FRESII AND
W'e halve.j.1ist, received a I'resh 1suippl,
and iinore to nrive inl a lI \%'ew lay.
We keep consltt-ly Ol hanild i St:G A
. Also, SIi(lL 0)D, CANN
thing usuully kupt inl the (111('ERIY 12l
BOOTS, SI1ES A
J. 1 1. 1H1 A
IT STANDS X
SA LE
ANDFED2SABES
'I
1OEN
TO al prsos idebed o te uder
si:.(ned for stock hough ths-rn n
pris hod-si ote.Alo i nte
of' l w.? thait I lha yi rropriled over' fit' f.hg'
atly seti '.ed. I it aui Iu:sins..
s. WILMFORD.
UE.IADI QU1ARI lMS,
W~ile weve onn'( 5011 "n ilSit is att 7..Yt,
vi'ey~'il desih wen imnne Inixinresi.'it
stb ot il? aii o, e itos a nid ns. 't e is
ntmytdiont dal't the wooI Xl--I the~ Weniie
arto Iclielhegamear of stylish sh ap w',
sewd wl'if~h stilks tii, lutl.nun ie and ie oy
sn titiu' so n I lii hso, 'ts you sold' ee ~i b~
whiiaen o'in 'tfotChi. I f l th'(ere X4is
anty thhd uerswl thec vm i ut atll anin-i
anfhnne tha el halehi'tm rm d slo, lifh
-NT
ESTION
Chestc erW (aolwu1bla 1101V IS IT
Well, tds is our OwNi little seeret
this season, anr1 ov.l-I t a! t hk inany ih'
anly other- b1ranches, 1 have been1 enahit-d
in !,,X' l I, 0.(.
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