The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, December 01, 1887, Image 2
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TflpSD1\X',D CE au iiR 1, , e"iCS? .
~ W. L. Mof ON4L~D.
T ., bill to abolish the auditor's
ofoe: has been lost.
IT Is thought that Blaine will bo the
next Republican standard-bearor.
A axia, has been Introduced in the
Legislature to limit the profits which a
merchant may make upon his goods,
wares and merchandise. Verily the
fool-kilior is getting behind with his
work.
M. GaavY, the President of the
French Republic, it is thought, will
be forced to resign on account of the
misdeeds of his son-in-law. This is
nearly as bad as holding a fellow re
sponsible for his mother-in-law's mean
ness.
When the homestead law has been
repealdd there will be no necessity for
a lien law, and there will be none for
some other things-such as foreign
land mortgage companies with their
long fees, discounts and other Shy
locklan dodges. The law should be
repealed and oredit placed upon a nor
mal basis.
TUa trial of Herr Moqt, t.he anarch
ist, which is now pending in New
York, is in some respects remarkable.
His offenso is that he has talked too
much, and a judge site gravely listen
ing to witnesses testify as to whether
the defendant commenced his address
with "fellow-citizens" or "brother
anarchists," and there is something
more than a question of etiquette in
volved in the inquiry for Herr Most.
TH E Legislature ought to so amend
the law, that hereafter no such mur
derer as Jones, of Edgefleld, can be
bailed, pending appeal from a convic
tion for manslaughter. Such miscar
riages of justice as we havo had in
this caso are the fruitful causes of
lynch law. Jones's crime was one of
unparalleled atrocity; to contemplate
him walking around in his unrighteous
immunity from punishment is just
about enough to make law-abiding in
ao1naeo Icn1 monn.
EVERYBODY emerges from the At
lanta prohibition fight besmirched.
The ladies of Atlanta cannot be saved.
even by those "good intentions" which
have been used to pave a warmer
place than this. It is hoped that they
have learned something. The editors
of the Constitution, including the
brilliant Henry W. Grady, arise from
the dirty suffile looking, as mean as
Esau must have looked after selling
his birthright for a mess of pottage.
Such is prohibition.
UJnNtrity WVauted.
Porter Wimby, the negro who was
convicted at the lost term of Court of
complicity in the Air Line robberies,
was sentenced by Judge Aldrich to
ten years in the penitentiary. Cald
well, the only white man convicted of
connection with the robberies, is now
sentenced by Judge Pressley to two
years' imprisonment. The evidence
in both oases was substantially the
same-Greenville Cor. NYews and
This looks bad. It may bo assumed
that the white man has enjoyed advan
tages of education that have been
altogether denied to the negro, and he
is hence without oven the excuse
which one naturally feels inclined to
make for ignorance. If then any dif
ference should have been made it
would seem that it ought to have been
-in the darkey's favor. But we have
no idea that any discrimination "on
account of race color or previous con
of servitude" was intended. The fact
is our Circuit Judges seem never to
have agreed on any standard whatever
by which to guide discretion in pass
ing judgment on criminals. The
whim of the moment controls, and
consequently an indigestible broakfast
or a drink of "mean whiskey" costs
the jioor devil in the dock years of
hard labor in the Penitentiary. It may
not be so; the Judges ought to try and
agree on some plan that would insure
at least a measure of uniformity. In
stead of studying up political harangues
for the grand juries they might with
more profit be attending to their legiti
mate business.
Our Eduentlonal System.
Gen. Bratton ha an able and charac
- teristic article in the News and Courier
of the 29th, on our educational system.
The subject is thoroughly and system
atically reviewed; the origin and
growth of our present system of high
er education is exhaustively traced,
and its advantages carefully set forth.
Goe Bratton opposes the proposition
to tear up this system or to abandon it,
and deplores the tendency now plain
ly manifest in certain quarters to ar
i&y class against class in noodless hos
tility..
Speaking of the new syste;n of edu
cation which is no,w urged thpon the
people with sueh impatIi) pertengoi
tv, and comparing it wi hl~to sy'.>rn
which we have,.Geon. Bratn sayEd
*the other the'purpos Itn 4
ing of her sons for the. o n
their private businesd, and tstgt I
ey,df not is.ond, isj,he esta.bl ishmentI
of permanent c)asses here m our be
free citisoe ,whic oen though be
net proses,j40 extent 6f an in- 1
fringement ~JAs~sgt,is certainly
ot in genius of 1
S,1........onsteati,q bx~ot of,ths
r y.tto its e e
is. entirely wit,in tiA e oo otDt
State as at pr i pt c1wtt atod, aid.
unde" the uulvetesaly aoted coin
%on I of self-preeervatlon $t is n.
th ly in the line ot Its duty. In 'tto
establi hmentof the othex its power is
at best questionable. It smaoks of
usurpation, of assuniption, of control
of the private affairs of its citizens. If
the State has the right to aid .n indi
vidual in.the prosecution of his private
affairs she cannot be denied the right
to meddle with his affirs to his detri
mont. The fact that he is one of a
large class of our .citizens does not
affect the principles involved or the
proposition. At any rate, it necessi
tates class legislation which never has
been, and never can be other than un.
just and detrimental. In the one, per
sonal, local and class sentiments and
prejudices are brought tnto close con
tac and Intimate communication, and
by an easy and natural attrition their
sharp angles and rugosities are ground
to the smoothness of mutual toleration
and consideration which tends to pro.
mote that harmony between the sec
tions and classes of the State whioh
avoids conflict and renders practicable
a fair and amicable ad ustment of po
litical interests and a just distribution
of political power. In the other, olass
prejudice iq fostered, cultivated and
educated class greed stimulated, to be
followed as naturally as water runs
down hill, by class strife and conton
tion. If continued and perpetuated by
a system of separate, special class
education the the inevitable results
would be the practical destruction of
our lawful adjustment of political
interest and power, which is the fair
est and most just ever attained by
humat effort.
The article is a long and able one.
It deals In a calm and dispassionate
way, with a now muchi vexed ques
tion. It Is well worth a careful perusal.
-FORil RAGRAN1. LBoANNOE and DU
* McMASTB11, BRIOJEg KETOJIN.
OUR EXCHA4GE.
(Greenville Uarouatan.)
Mr. Samuel F. Nicely_ of Pendle
ton, a flagman of the 'Blue Ridge
freight, was knocked from the top of
his train by a projecting water tank
pipe at Six-and-Twenty on last Satur
day morning and death immediately
ensued. Mr. Nicely was attempting
to adjust the brakes for a slowing up
of his train to cross the trestle imme
diately In front of him, when he was
violently struck by the monster pipe
and .hurled between the rolling cars.
His body was mangled almost beyond
recognition. Tio pipe had not boen
1)ulld up as high as it should have
been, hence the fearful accident. He
was a brother to Engineer B. F.
Nicely, of the Columbia & Greenville
road.
A colored brakeman was thrown
from the front car of a freight train
while shifting at Groenwood on last
Friday night, and was killed outright.
Ho fell noross the track and derailed
the Lengine-tender, to such an extent
that It took them hiours to replace it.
He resided at Pledmopt, but his nm
could not be ascertained,. am
T1. U. McCiary, of Kingston, a flag
man for Conductor E. 1~~ba.of the
Spartanburg, Union & .imbaRieil
road, stepped from Shelton trestle on
Thursday night and precipitated him
self a distance of forty feet. lie was
a new man anud quite unfamiliar with
the road, and when the train stopped
at Shelton for water he thought It his
duty to go back with his 1nags. In
making hie 'exit from the train he
stepped off the trestle and was seri
ously if not fitally hurt.
(Qharleston Sun.)
The affection of the average South
ern legislator. for the average Southern
dog l on of the mnysteries of life.
Tedog alluded to is not a useful
or a beautiful objet. Hoe is generally
a canine di'azy qulilt, deriving from a
mysterious ancestry, preserving and
perpetuating tho worst characteristics
of every breed known to the cata
logues. Is mission Is to frighten
sensitivo horses, to prevent sheep
raising In his neighborhood, to taste
tile flesh of visitin~g friends of the
family and to affiliate with cordiality
born of a fellow-.feeling with tramps,
burglars and sneak thieves who invade
the promises whereon lhe ranges. He
Is never returned for taxation but
always returns, when he it fondly
supp)osed to be gone for good, in time
for meals. And] t is fatulliar fact that
the scantier the meals the more abun
dant the dog.
lie usualy terminates his career in
a blaze of glory by substituting ac
quired insanity for niative Imbecility,
going mad and lavishly distributing
the virus of hydrophobia among his
friends and acquaintances and entire
strangers along a route of twenty or
thirty miles.
Thousands of acres of rolling, grass
clad hillside ini this State invirte thed
sheep and promise the most agreeable
and wholesome of meat, and wool to
clothe. the farmer and his family and
to supply scores of busy factories.1
But the ravening, growling, tearing,
prowvling, entirely useless and alto
ether wretched country cur, with
fean sIdes and whetted fangs, thrusts
hi gycarcass in the path of pro
ross and frightens away wealth,
healthi and hiappiness.
liuokien's Arnion Salve.
THE BEST SALVE in the world for Cute,
B3rulses. Sores, Ulcers Salt Rtheumi Fever
Sores, Tketter. ChappellHands, Olhiblains,
LCorns, and all Skin ruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles er no pyrequired, It
is gnaranteed to gieprctsatisfaction,
or money refun e. leie 25 cents per I
box. For sale by MeMaster, Brice,&
LAND SALjI.
I WILL ofi'er for sale at the Court
House in Winnsboro, on the first (
M!onday in December, the "Monticello
Pliantation" of Col. Jt. T. Dawkibs,
sontaining Two Hundred and Seven- -
:y-fl ye (276) Acres, more or less;
ounded on the north by.the Shelton's
i'orr# road, west by estate of C. F.
Jooian and B. L. Pearson's place, E
past by Elonticello village, and south
>y lands belonging toWd.J. Powell
mad J..KC. Day TIm promises has a
Arg9dweAil en it and some
utbuildns I of Water, and
s adaeonto a st, BJaptist and*
~resterlanrobujeb c ,ool house and
Tsaxs or 84 .: GOafe-third cash; L
aslanco o4po two and tljree,years B
imer wit.Aersi,fom Wof sale. A
N0v224~,t: *
POWDER
Absolutely PurO.
This powder never varies. A marvel of
yurlty, strength and wholesome es.-Mori
soonomloal than the ordinary kinds and
annot be sold in competition witi the
nultitude of low test, sbort weight glum
r phosphate powders. HOid *i in~ ean.
OYAL BAKINo PowDEn Co., 106 Wall
3t. N. Y
t3old by McMaster, Irlco & Ketohin,
4rocers. Moh8tzly
RESTAURANTI
I WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN
form my friends and the public gen.
orally that
MY RESTAURANT
Is always supplied, and will be served
by polite servants with the best the
market affords.
MI'e V1rgila Oysters andFresh Salt Water FII
received trl-weekly. Call around
and see for yourselv's, and you wil
always hunt up
THE RESTAURANT.
Thanking a kind public for pasl
patronage, I shall endeavor to. merli
the same this season.
Very respectfully
F. W. 1IAJiENICUT.
lixI It i YOH Like.
LIMBEaRGER CHEESE,
SWISS CHEESE,
DRIED B EF,
SAUCED PIGS' FEET,
"BIG" HAM SAUSAGE,
CALIT'ORNIA HAMS,
L'HURIBER'S PLAIN PICKLES,
COLUMB[A RiVER SALMON,
uiERTCAN SARDINES,
IMPORTED SARDINES,
?OTTED H1AM,.
TOOTH PICKS,
PRESH OYSTERS, FRESH ISH,
three times a w(ok, at
THE RESTAU~fRANT
AROUND THE CORNER.
Fi. W, HABENICHJT.
PRUOPE 'TOR.
CATAREEL F
Sage's Gatarrh Gnre
-AND
ELT'S CREAK CVRI,
TH E UNIVERSA L REMEDY FOR
lAY FEVER AND OATARRH.
W. E. AIKEN,
. DRUGGIST.
Extra Choe ke reaans Molasses.
'lour-Patenteidr Fmiy hExta and Me
Seed Wheat and Oats.
sbestos abrl r and Hemp Packing
'offes-Ol (3rnet Java and Rio.
TRY OUR 50 CENTS TEA.
WE also silll keep the finest Teas at
hduced prices. Also Arrowroot Corn
tarch, Canriok's Soluble Food, Mol
n's F~ood, Sage Leates, Bakin Pow.
sra, and Vitellina for clar1in eof
o. Flne 8pices and the Best oa.
MoMASTIl BRICE &XETCHIN.
FOR THE BWOOI).
Catlonra Itosolvei P. P. P., Mo
oah's Cordial, ))oi'e Iron Bitters,
8. 8. Mr. o' rson' Reinedy
raptlikwIth Iod ae 'Hto IrOn
G(ASTR RIQ11 & ETQHIN.
ingg i suits, Extra Pants Coats
Youths' Sults and Oveicoets, Children's
and Children's sizes-large 3a. .n iats
order. '.Shirts for Men and Bo y. We
SHIRIT for the reason that we ave nve
and BaOBe.' ()ravats' direct from 1adug
styles. Gloves. Call and see our imn
9ependers, Hosiery and Under.wear.
Dry Goos.
Full Stock of Domestic Goods. We a
prices. Another lot of those Heavy Cot
two. Flannels, Blankets, Ginghams,
Towels, Towelling, Cassimores, Jeans.
LADIES' DEl
Notions, Underwear, Corsets, Bustles,
Cashmere Shawls, Dress Goods, Trimu
are proud of our success in this departm
that we are constantly receiving new got
cheapes1 lut of Ladies' Coverings we has
SHOE DEP2
We are paying close attention to Shes
nce at this department. All goods gu
FUNDD.
DRUG AND BOOK
We have moved this department in lie
Flenniken and the stock will be found
Oils Win4ow' Glass, Wrapping Paper, ]
We can show a complete stock in all li
ing you through when y.u call on us.
We have two Ladies th assist us in on
will always be warm and comfortable.
M'MASTER, BRI(
JTUST RE(
- -ONE CAl
WIITE ifiKO
A FULL LINE OF. SAD
HARN
BREECH AND MUZZLN-L
REVOLVERS A
CAEL AND SEE THEM.
UJLYSSE4
BLUE GRASS
SULE~Y PLOWS,
-AND OTH IERt
FARtM MACHINERY.
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. IUO8E who use water .from welts or
A~lteFns ought to have one of my
WATER ELEVATOS AND PURI
- IR.* Come to mie and look at my clr
eulara..
I keep on hand every qttalty of Machine
Oil, and~ Axle Grease.
I can. furnish Enginies and Cotton Gins
and Presses of the best make.
It is my business to furnish farmers with
anythjda they ay.needi of the best quali
ty anda fair prces.
Mr. John (.G ladden wIll always be en
hand to repair (look Stoves and sharpen
Gin Saws In the best manner.
JAREES PAGAlN.
W LLOQ~B
and, Ves(s, Overcoats 'oys' and,
Sult*, ko. .1 te' in' Ien'sBoy
we have just 'received, our hu
still sell the celebrated PEAR
r found a. better. . Collars all, styles
wtt'rers, --splendid'. assortmwent , all,
enae, stock and examine quality..
'Department.
ree t 6 protect our customers in
om Flannuls .to arrive . In a day or
Prints, Table Damasks, Napkins,
ARTMENT.
Collars and CuTs, Handkrchiefs,
inge, pLades' Coverings, &. We.
enot, and call attention to th'fact
ode in it. We have tho nicest and
e ver sold.
\RTMENT.
i, and all we ask is that you call and
aranteed as represented or MONEY
DEPARTMENT.
store formerly occupied by D. R.
full and complete. Also, Paints,
aper Bags, &c., &c.
nos, and will take pleasure in show
r Ladles' Department, and the room
)E & KETOHIN.
JERIVLD !
t-LOAD
RY WAGONS.
DLES, BRIDLES AND
ESS.
OADING SHOT GUNS,
ND KNIVES.
3'r. DESPORTES.
END FIND STADLIS.a
.UST ARRIVED,
In addition to sto'ck on hand, one
arload of nice, young, well-broke
VESTERN MIJLE8 AND NORSES,
amongst them one fino pair of Black
lorses, some' good Saddle Horses
&ules n'om 14A to 15j hands hii gh amd
romn three to five years' old. All
took guaranteed as represented or
noney refunded. This stock will be
old cheap
FOR (OASh
)r on timo until next fAll by main~
atisfaetory papers. Como and select
flr yourselves and save money.
SAILLiFORn ,
~OR LIVER, STOMACH AND1
- KIDNEYS.
Simmons' Hepatlo Compound Sim
ons' Liver 1 egulato r,H II.- P.,
[orrel's Hlepatine, Calls4ya Tonic,r
elery Bitters A :se Bven Blarks,
nie of Pepsine, 'Tropico Fruit Laxa
ye, NPinar Liver and Kidney Cure, 1
soob's Cordial, Extract of Buchn, n
farnor's Safe Cure, Harter' . Elixir re
r Wild Cherry, fl kborry ~ordli
adi Water.
oMASTEIn 'BRIOl! & KCETVf1IN,
-k n
E rve rn1ide a special ordoio abot too dosep1 ,lb ii;'q 4 Y4
ixpressito-da , an d will.:be oponed up immed Iatefrl~~0U spectio
Yheapernoy than at tie flest of th esO son r you gaw buy t fito 'Ia t, t
tile rnoney' 611
We-have reduced thi prio or our Ooverings to'. iadiol.e , n t oI 'lfi..
ulli 1in thIs-line, and if you will give u$ a oall-* will - anvlne i,thatO
iave one of. th~ largest assortments ever brot t to Winnkot 6
In a few days, we jwll have an elegant assoryent of, 4
4KRJSTRA4 PRESN1(TS, !.
>f whEh we wi inform youa e ltor oember the t eol std1 ' ,
SPREAD. THR LWSHT I
o "--0,
The Choicest Novelties and all thc bright, New' Styles for
the Season in quality, variety and arge .assortment. ( ; '
WE ARE AIY8 AT THE HEAD ,
And never has it been our privilege to exhibit so com
plete and attractive a line of Dress Goods and Trimmings
as we have this Fall. Come in and see for .yo rself, and
we will convince you we ALWAYS MEAN WHAT WE
ADVERTISE. Our bargainsi}are matchless. We .want
your money, and in order to get it we offer inducements
that others cannot, dareLnot equal. Look at our 5c. prints,
they are standard goods.
Our plan has been to save you money on every purchase,
and we intend to stick to it.
CLOTHING, CLOTHING.
If you want a suit price ours before buying elsewhere
sHoES, SHOES AND BUBIJER GOODS
.~~I Oill~
W e only charge you for quality, not style, that we'titbw
in. Furthermore, we always make good our guarantee on
anything we s 11. It is true our prices are low; but thitt is
Dur business. We discount ourbills. We dont buy them on
credit.
There' are some people who, if you do not charge them a
fancy price for anarticle, they don't think it: good. We in
tend to learn them better sooner or later, our word for it. It
is not alhvays the highest price that.gets the best.
We cordially invite your inspection. Polite attention and.
a.hearty welcome will be yours whenever youi hdppen to
drop in.
Q D- WILU.WORD & 00.
NERW FUIRNY'IUIRE
AND-.
ARRIVED AND TO AR RIVE.
I Ai. YOU T0CALL AND
compare my pries with other
dealerQ. . give avaine in qual
it.y and fli,lah whieh makes my
.A: prices low.
SEWING 1IAC1IN ;Ef
YOU CAN SAVE FROM
tenl to twenty-five per cent. by
buying ot' me instond of nan
- vassing agents.
R. W. PHILLJPS.
JUST+ REOIVED
ANOTHER LOT OF NICE, CHEAP
SEWINU MB4CINS
THE BEST IN THE MARKET. f
TTRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, FUR
NITURE, ETC., ETC.,
HsICH WILL BE SOLD AS LOW AS THE 1 4
EST BY
o ,BOAG
VAGON.Si CARRIAGES_AND BU0GfIES,
PEE .UN0E $KGNED WOULD RESP~ CTULL1r INI O R TEE
L lt,lzens'ot iairfioldi and adjoining Counties that ho moanufaQtures al kinds of
at cfass WAGONS, (JARRIAG*ES, IUGGIES nd ROA D OA RT8. -
ironounced superior to any -road 'earL offered in Mife ir en~'ictdesci~ t~
Is at short notice vehieles of all dotoriptions (if Otlhri nanun gre. Ukl4 '
pairs done with dispatoh and on reasonable term
I also keep on hand a full line ofU-ARINESS Wni ~r
RtELLA8,anu oyetything else usiually found u i l';~ss 6 u f inro tatlt
an flaranteed as to price an4 uaiy Give tne am -otlwe 1*c Euythlzgl~
lsn idsave bot i time aud pioney IepectfnlIy,
Nu y