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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-08-13
Notice to Tax Payers.

NOIICc W DIX ayers.
In order to afford all a chance to pay their
taxes, and avail themselves of the discount,
will be at
SwantOn, 18th.
Mrs. Chisholms Mill, 10th.
Selbysport, 23d.
Johnstown, Sc 25th.
Accident, 9th.
The books Of Districts Nos. |, land 8, will
be left at the store OF Davis 4 Townshend,
who are authorized to receive and receipt for
taxes in those districts.
A discount of4 per cent will be allowed on all
taxes paid before September LIST, and per
cent on all paid beford October LIST.
EDWARD MARGROFF,
80 st Collector.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-08-13
FOR SUR V.EYOR.

w. M. CODDINGTON
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14
MAKING WATCHES

defective Watch Cases are one OF the chief
causes OF so many watches not being good
time pieces. The cases being thin and not ut.
ting well. admit dust and dirt TO the move
mont, which soon interfereS With tho running
parts OF the watch nccesstatlng cleaning. r..
pairing, &C, AMI the amount thus paid out II
applied toward buying good case in the b..
ginning, would h v" saved al this trouble and
expense We have eccntly seen n case that
meets all these requirements, 1t having been
carried for over twenty years and stlll rcmains
perfect. We refer to the JAS. BOSS Patent
stiffcncd Gold Case, which hats become one
or the staple articles or the Jcwelry trade,
possessing as 1t does so many advantages over
oil other watch cases. being made cf two
heaVy plates OF solid gold over plate Of COM
position. And We advise all our readers to ask
their Jeweler Tor card or catalo rue that VIII
explain the m?nn which they are m do,
1t Is the only Stfffrncd Case mad, with tw
plates OF gold, scamles, p"nlalis, AMI celtr.,
sohu joints, crown pi' ccs, g. ali OF which .rc
covered by letters patent Therefore bu no
case 'cfore consulting Jcweler who keeps the
JAS BOSS Patent stIffcnesi Gold Case, that
you may learn the difference between It and
all limitations that claim to be equally good
For sale by nll responsible jewelers. Ask to
see the warrant tlat accomp ,nics each Case
and don't be persuaded that any other make O,
case is as good. onIe
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14
CURRENT NOTES.

The latest "outrage" at the White
House is President Garfield's giving
cold comfort to a church brother, utter
ne had been cooling Ills heels in un
ontc-room for two hours.
Poor Matt Carpenters dead BODY
Is still lying in u vault at Washington
waiting formal burial; but the live
Malone is Of more Importance to his
Republican brethren than q dead EN-
peror.
OF the ,5s6,48 bales Of cotton
manufactured annually in the United
States, l,o20, ,907 bales, or sixty per
cent. OF the whole amount, are COLI
suuIcd IN the States OF Connecticut,
New Hampshire, Massachusetts and
Rhode leland, thirty-six per cent. be-
ing used in Massachusetts alone.
- In any Issue between Garfield and
Conkling, Southern Senators should
not hesitate n moment to back the
former, IN his nominations, against the
latter. The worst enemy the South
has to-day, and the most powerful, is
Roscoe Con king. ANY spider put in
his political pudding is a benefit TO US.
More than half tho Republican
vote OF Maryland Is colored. Mary
land has 1912 Federal office-holdcrs
who receive nearly S900,0OO O year;
OF these but 2i are colored men and
their salaries are but 1882. Divide
the ofiices fairly, and the democratic
party would get bulbous with Radical
converts.
1t is said that the Russian priest
~ New York, Father Bjerrine, is a
rim, and can't speak a word Of Rus
sian, and when the Czar was killed he
rccited whole page Of an old maga-
zine article as his spontaneous and
original opinion. Mr.. Blaine's recent
pork proclamation to "perfdious
Albion" would have been more to the
purpose.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14
BEECHER'S GOSPEL SERHOyg
40" Hs ACreeably surpriacd Two Houti,
ern ClerRymen,

ern ClerRymen.
The Rev. Dr.. Edwards, in the Socth..
fTa Christian Advocate, tells the fol.
lowing good story illustrating Beech
er's great power when he breaches re-
!igion and leaves out clap-trap and
humbuggery. lie says "Nine or ten
Feara ago, more CT lea, on taking the
cars from Richmond to New York, I
found myself seated by the side of the
ReV. William Martin, Of Columbia,
south Carolina. It was not long be.
tore we were talking about the wav IN
which Wo would spend Sunday in
New York. COZ course" said | to broth
Gr Martin, ""you will 20 to hear Dr..
Becchcr." 1lis negative was very dc.
sided. he remembered something
about "Minie Rifles" and the like
40 ne was not going to hear Dr..
beechcr.. lie manifested evident sur.
pr'"e ON learning that l intended to
hear him. Other things were talked
over az we approached Washington,
city. The subject cf hearing BccchCr r
again came up, and ventuled to suy-
EeGt that | thought lie might waive hie
objections and hear tho Doctor. We
hau To wait an hour or two in Wash.
lngton city for the New York, and we
concluded to pAsa the time IN going to
tue capitol, and looking in on the
two Houses Of Congresa, then In SOS,
SION; we Went first to the gallery Of
the House Of Representatives. Moth.
ing OF special Interest was up mem.
bers were lounging about. Butler
Wae pointed out to us. 1t is too )u.
dticrons TO tell, but will tell it. "Wbo
10 the representative from Your dis
trict" l inquired Of brother Martin.
Ho rubbed his head, and thought
awhile, and then hesitatingly replied,
~ really cannot now recall who Il the
member from our district" Brother
Martin then inquired Of mo who the
reptcsehtatlve Wns from my district.
IN turll' lrnbbcd my head and thought
bnt was compelled to answer ,hu,
really ana not Know. To change the
sun)ect, winch was little emba,rass.
ing 10 us both, said, "Brother Mar.
tln' what IS the name Of the Speaker
o. me House" There he sat--the
Speaker, ! meon, right under our ewes,
btolher Martin again tried to rub up
n!s name, DMt utterly failed. "What
rs his name" he inquired OF me. +
was eplally at fault; the name, ifI
ever knew 1t, was utterly gone from
me 40 DO candid, don't think ever
hhcw up to that tilpe the name Of the
SpGaecr.. we laughed heartily. ]
said, "It is time for us to 60" uc
agreed with me, and we left for the
deEot. Now this would sound too
bad bad without word Of explanation,
me explanation is, that we wero not
Moro"ghiy reconstructed. We har,,Iy
else. wy '"'"s
This statement may throw ]it,lc
nght on Brother Martins negative,
when asked him to go with me TO
10 hear DR.. Beccllcr. The reader musi
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14
MANY COMBINATIONS

nave bccn tried. but none with such hHDpy re-
suits MS Rankln's Extract OF Bucbu ana jump.
e!. II YOU are suffering ron my dernngcmcnt
OF the '1eys Or Bladder, Gravel. Pun or
MenKht the Back or Hip, get bottc-one
or two q relieve you.
This article has been before tho public for
nearly te years, ond It's sale Is constantly In.
creasing and that with very little advertising
which proves 1t to be an article OF merit We
nave testimonials from some OF the leading
Florida, and other States: In reg ud to It's re.
n liability ~ us Diureiic, and remedy for the dis
prcnoroG nniY y h - IGSnt''henmca, Itn, 0.
DDruSgiSts' Atlanta, Ga, and for sale by all
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14
MACON. GA. n

MACON. Ga, Nov. /, 1879.
DR.: c. j. MofIett-- Dear Slr-We have been
ntndilnG Teethlna for several yea s. and tho
demand increases as the article becomes intro.
auccd anu Is X lown. Our sales average from
TWO 70 three 6. oSS per Month. We believe that
your Iecihlnl fTeethinE PowderS) VIII cventu.
ally become Stand;ud and indispensable urti-
clc Tor IN no sin9c instance hoa it failed 10 give
sataJact'6n. NO complaint has ever been made
10 w, hence we conclude that 1t does all you
clalm fOr IT. 1fr,ii is bound to St,ccrcJ
HUNT. RANKIN s. LAMAR. Druggists.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14

MACON, Ga, Marcn IL, 1879.
From having been intimate q number OF
years Win the proprletors OF "Swlft's 3yphll-
ltic SpeclnC" have known much or its munu-
ldctnrp and use. There are men IN this COM
t1,an m1unliy.wel. known ci,izens--who were VIC
curse that ever uflictcd the human family. ana
who have taken the, $. 8. y medicine, and are
now, u al appearances and In their own be-
iief as free fromyta taint Of disease as the first
man fresh from the hands Of his Maker. Deli
or fc,liiia. .th sJS n,t.aYart
10 refer the seeptic prtratcly to those who \ iii
endorse everything that can be satd In It's
fasor. Being professionally much opposed to
endorsing or recommending noStrums or secret
remedies, II Is with hesitation that attach nv
came came to this ar!cie but kno,o ,ehereof SPEAK
nc combination equal 10 'Swift's Syphllitjc
specinc" for the purpose indie ted. The great
sSC poor inc government could bestow on hun
areus OF thounhEds or Its citizens would be TO
purchase this receipt OF It's propretors, anu
make It public for the benefit or the present
and all coming generations.
J. l. MASSENBCkG PHI q
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, rroprie-
tors. Atlanta, Ga.
sold BY all Druggists.
Call FOR copy OF Young Mems Friend"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14
AE UCTRRATED IEG(,
tGatneSv!lle tGa'5 Christian Monitor. !

lH"HeS'!i'e fta3 christian Montt0rJ
at AtcLison, Kansas, the women
crusaders visited a saloon, and tried
Dy praying to induce the proprietor Of
the saloon to close his place. The pro-
prictor invited the lndics to seats, and
asSed them to- pray, and then himself
offered the following prayer: "
"A.mighty Creator IN heaven!
Thou who hast made the heaven and
Garth, and created man in Thine own
image AZ ruler Of This earth. Whilst
animals were living on grass and wa.
ter, Thou didst teach Thy servant
Noah to make wine, and Thou didst
not punish him for making intemper-
ate use of it. at the wedding of Cana
Thu Gown Son, Jesus Christ, trans, f,rm-
ed water into wine, when the Juice Of
the grape waa exhausted, that the en-.
joyment of the guests might not be dis.
turbed. The great reformer, Martin
Luther, said, 'He who does not love
wine, women and song remains g fool
all his life long, And all the urcat
men upon this earth have been drink.
ing Of the wine Thou hast given thy
children upon this earth. OLord'l
we pray Thee have pity upon these
women here who are not grateful for
lhv gifts, who want to make TIL, chill
dren like the beasts Of the field and
compel them to drink water like an
OK, while they dress cxtravagantlv and
lead their husbands by other extraya-
gancea not tending to our well being
but bankruptcy, dcpriying them ofail
pleasures Of this world, yea, driving
them even to suicide"
SO Lord! have mercy mon the
ladies; look upon them; they wear not
even the color OF the face Which Thon
hast given them, but they are SHINING
against Thee, and not content with
nature paint their faces. O Lord
Ihou canSt also perceive that their
bHn!e Is notas Thou hast made it; but
they wear humps upon their backs like
camel'; Thou seest, Q Lord that their
head-drcsS consists of false hair, and
whenthey open their mouths Thou seest
their false teeth. o Lordl these women
who want men who will patiently eli.
dnre all this without using The bow.
er Thou hast given to man that al! wo.
men shall be subject TO man. They
will not bear the burdens of married
life, and obey Thy command to multi.
ply and rcplenish the earth; and they
are too lazy to raise their children:
and, 0 Lord! Thou knowest tho
crimes they commit. . Lord! have
mercy upon them and take them back
into Thy bosom, take folly out of their
hearts, give them COMMON sense, that
they may sec their own fo0lislncss,
and giant that they. may become good
and worthy citizens Of our beloved
city Of AtchsoD.
so Lord we thank Thco for tho
blessings bestowed upon us, and ask
Thee to deliver us from all evils, cs.
pecially hypocritical women, and
ihl'c shall be praise forever and ever.
Amen"
Senator Beck is q most useful man
IN bringing up damaging facts for Ro-
publican inspection. when he stirs
up Rhode Island, Burnside and An.
thony' who weep for negroes and out
law their white brother, have but one
line Of defense, and that is "thc hcresv
OF, State Rights" in its most ultra and
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14
WiNNSEORO, S. G..

TIE Chester and Lcnoir Marrow
Gauge Railroad will reach Lincolnton
before tho expiration Of this mouth.
This little road, in energetic hands, is
doing good work without making any
fuss about II.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14

ALL the negro witnesses who flock
down to Charleston to testify in the
election cases are said to bo having a
rough time, Us the cases did not come
OIL, and there was no money to pay
them, anyhow. Before they get
through they will wish they had mover
begun,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14

Col. E. NJ. BoYx1N, Of Camden,
who has been elected Commissioners {
immigration has had considerable ex-
perienco with white labor in Louisi-
ANA, and has publiehed number of
articles on immigration. It is hoped
that he will be successful in his new
Office.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14

AN impostcr, representing himself
to be Col.- james Il. Randall, the poot
and editor, succeeded in getting some
money IN Now York recently, on the
plea Of making loan for few days.
And now the true Colonel Randall has
put OIL his war paint and is going for
the rascal's scalp.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
WEEKLY PALMETTO YEOMAN.
COLUMBIA, SO.

III II a rs an e'gmt-page parer, dos;gr. ed foy
the people, filed with intereetine n'a,t'a ioa
- famiiy Reading. News, Markets ~
oSnbscrlptlon: Ono year, Sl.5O: Sevo,. v
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MAN, ON afternoon papor, is Sd = roor nHo<
<,,,, e. H McJUNKfN,
1-A fditer nd .Fpblishar. :.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14

EEslGE GEORGE NJ. STOREY, Of this
state, now In the United States Navy,
is one Of the crew assigned to the Arc.
tic exploring ship to be sent in search
Of the Jeanette. AS there was con-
siderable competition, this is quite q
compliment. Ensign Stoney graduat-
cd at Annapolis after the war.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14
BUY

est Of r1rnine which wb the Cheap
FS%tpe as s my & goods are wed your
W Bw am cSH 6ny ee"pSr Bear mind Kge
new news sun Is % % Of the GOODS
es qs Unstm0s Hat Rke and Book Shelves cheapest
aev " Don Cs @ snd hm new good
nnmd he h It, t Remember @ that most of most are I
put 1ner1t The
~ "e anu yexaon m noseIes light long me bsye @
over gh competitors using av en-
Facory All orders entrusted prompt atetnn 1 a
prepared TO mako TO order Lumber Shingles so
Doht 1at TO call before
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14

chickens, give them ShOcDfcld's stock Feed
freely, ana they will recover. 1t Is best, how
siHr 70 anenG GnS%sncS nI the use Of the stock Feed
prevent them from taking the disease.
For tho nenooq qUITMtAS Mt ,ndA;, c., April 10; lsIs
mending Shoenfeld IS Medicatcd Stock Feed
ia mad several chickens with cholera, and by tho
In healthy condition. WM. TESNiLLE.
luily concur IN the above.
Sold by the druggists OF this county. ~
MACON. Ga.
MeSSrs Lamar, Rankin & Lamar. Dear Slry-
l nuu Dctn troubled for long time before uslug
H,o Hoor .C9msumptiye preparation, with something
~ liEe , asthma: and after using only two bottles
fsctiy free, and have fell no symptom OF the
c,;raa c,SsaSr ia sfce am confident your medicine
Who are t sffern Sdn rSccommond 1t to all
Yours truly,
JOHN D. ROSS.
MACON, GA, March 20, 1880.
moSSrs. Lamar. Rankin & Lamar, Fear Sirs-
have used Your Brewers Lung Rcstorer for
Vertigo. and have never been tfoublnG With it
samnSS SAY i too 20
oil "h2 Yo,,rs need in relief from vortiso
NJ, CON. GA. MARCEL 2G, $50
MeSsrs; Lamar, Rankin & Lamar. Dcar sirs-
1Sr,n SniIertd a. tWo years with Consumptlon. and
muTlng the timc was tented by Drs. Read,
Ihomas, Chalton and others Of this city, and
iiboy WIZ oy oPdmg PdGmnGnt physician OF Macon Ca
me SIX bottles OF your Brewers Lung RcStorer
wniHn ocgan 10 take at once, and found i'm.
mcdlate relief. have used the six bottles and
nave never felt symptom OF the disease since
n anu my general health IS better than it has
oeen ~ years therefore recommend IL to ali
who have Consumption as q Pearl bcyond
Price. Very respectfully,
MIs. N. GOOLsBY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SEL!AoIE AND CnsA2.-In order to place q
reitac!e Liver PIN within the reacn Of hll, tho
price OF May Apple pitts has been Seduced to
county. eSer0 80 .@'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14

IN answer to an inquiry made Of
him, Governor st. John, Of Kansas,
denies emphatically the truth Of the re-
port that the prohibition law in that
State forbids the use of wine for sacra-
mental purposes or for medicine, eth
directly or by implication. He de-
nounccs the report as the work of the
enemies OF prohibition, who are dcs-
pirate, and he predicts that tho re-
form in Kansas will be thorough and
permanent. Here is another lot Of
sympathy and indignation wasted by
tho public in behalf Of that miui ,ter
who was said to have been punished
for administering the Sacrament.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14

OUR constantly holding out attractive and hash adj
public: long array prices
unheard fabrics forth glowing o attractive array
to spend from home The experience
oil should wholesome warning against aimsy ap
Spend hom and help build business
whom know you
not satisfied with
SUGENHEIMER Gerigs Building
and stands ready duplicate all bills bought HOME
WE call special attention CLOTHING HAT HII-
PANTMENT. fine line Boys
in styles and colors will he added line OF shirts in
ndried Unaunard prices
best beached
worth 81 co. Call and b convinced that friends Of Homo
Enterprise and that still the Cheap
mp IL b
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14
ENLARGE AND DEVELOP the FORM,

If shrnnk wholly or in part from nature or dis.
,esHe. Adyfce free Deachbo case and send stAYnp
10 De j.. Co., Atlanta, Ga. No humbug. High.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14

senator Beck is a most useful man
IN bringing up damaging facts for Ro-
punlic;n inspection. when he stirs
up hhodc Island, Burnside and An.
thony,' who weep for negroes and out
law their white brother, have but one
line Of defense, and that is "thc hcrcsv
Of State Rights" in its most ultra and
advanced form. What hypocrisy
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14

The directors Of the penitentiarv
have closed contract with DIR. A. C..
Dibcrt, Of Trenton N. j., to lease him
hundred convicts within the walls
Of the pcnitentiary for the establish
ment ofa shoe factory. 1t Is believed
that considerable sum will accrue to
the State from this enterprise, besides
the immunity from risks Of escapes.
BY reason Of the leases to outsiders, II
Is charged that over a hundred convicts
are at large In the. stats ,ftNahjYHg the
catalogue ofcrime. If tho directors
Will rigidly enforce the pcnaity for
escapes, they will be less frequent.
The new departure Of the directors il:
establishing factories within the wall,
5s good one. ALI the labor SHOULD
be utilized right there. under the ewes
OF the superintendent, and cash should
come into the treasury instead Of
worthless railroad scrip.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-14
MY GROCERY STORE.

AS usual, is well stocked with all
tn ecessalics, and few of the luxu-
ri :. o. life. that is, in the eating line.
But If You should need any hardware.
crockery, glassware or woodcnware,
why } can supply you.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1881-03-12
ROYAL PEOPLE THEY HAD MET.
Burde.tc in Burlington Hawkeye.

"One time" the man on the wood box
said, 81 met tree kings. I had only two
little jacks and two queens with me, and
was compelled to entertain these mon
archs at an expense of S172 right on the
spot"
Il meta count under somewhat SINH
lar circumstances" said the fat passen-
ger; sit was ut u royal assemblage: Don
Pedro was there, and 1 had only few
royal pelsonages to set Oft whole clus.
ter OF plebeian ten-spots, and the count
alone cost ME S11.'
u was at Bucking 'em palace one
night" remarked the tall, thin passenger.
I'm Denver. l bucked against the roval
Bengal tiger until three o'clock in the
morning, and his majesty cost me every
thing l had even down to the boots on
my feet. SO | went to my hotel, in my
arctics."
80 much for bucking en- said the
cross passenger.
"1ou didn't know the prints ?" queried
the man on the wood box.
"What prince?" asked the tall, thin
passenger.
"The prints on the cards. was the re.
ply;
No" said the tall, thin passenger,
but knew the marquis against me
every time"
"lt isn't SO exciting, but it is m uch
safer and cheaper said the sad passen-
ger, "to sit down Mt q beer table and en-
Joy little dominoes with the dutchess." "
"4 You have met the dutchess frequent
ly then?' asked the cross passenger.
thousands of times" said the sad one.
=" never SIT down at Il euchre party"
remarked the fat passenger, without the
countess"
"No, indeed" they all murmured.
"lhe counters duke three games out
OF five away from me last night" said
the passenger with the sandy gotee.
''That was czard luck" remarked the
sad passenger.
"Ihat's what made you rajah round
SO when you came III this morning" said
the man on the wood box, /" l heard you
mention the shah, too"
81 was mad" replied the passenger
with the sandy goatee. "Ihad met with
the coolest insultin'-" E$
.'The cool whnt?" inquired the cross
passenger.
Eastern sultan" replied the passen-
ger with the sandy goatec.
And then the fnt passenger
groaned and said he gave up hope for
such man. And the woman who talks
bass suddenly looked up from under her
black gloves Sand wanted to know what
under the sun they were talking about
Royal people we have met" timidly
said the bashful passenger, who got in at
the last station.,s.e.ss s@H.. .4s "a
The woman who talks bass snarled un.
der her breath.
"You rile everybody you meet she
sald and the discussion went out like II
| Ike rOsene lamp in a breezy hallway.