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Denmark Surprises the Socialist Con-
nresS.

COPENHAGEN. April 5.-The Socialist
Congress was treated to an unwelcOme sur
nrise from the Danish Government. ON
The fourth dav, while il was in the midst Of
IFS session. the project OF police, after hay-
ing held full conference with the King and
secured his approval, sent To Herr Lieb-
NIGHT. one Of the most outspOken delegates,
who is looked upon as leader in the Con-
gress. and served on him an order TO close
The Congress forthwith. Those members OF
the Congress who came from foreign
countries were informed that it was de-
sired by the Danish authorities that they
leave Denmark not later than Tuesday.
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Julia Powers, Of New York, who Is not
quite eighteen years Of age, has com
menced proceedings, her mother acting rs
her guardian, against George ii. Flynn Tor
breach Of promise Of marriage. She had
been acquainted with Flynn for about
three years, and they were to be married
Sunday, Aprii lst. She made all her pre-
parations for the wedding ceremony, and
bought many articles for housekeeping,
and even went so for as 10 hire the prem
ises which she intended 10 occupy with her
prospective husband. Flynn then refused
TO marry her, aud now says it was an April
Joke.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TO THE DESPATCH FROM ALL POINTS.

Investigating Charges OF Corruption in
Texas-Fires In Various Places; Two Chill
drcn Burned 20 Death in Tcnncssec-A War
of Races Along the Panama Canai-FataI
Explosion of n Powdcr-Dcpot; Forty Per-
sons Killed and Many Iniurcd-Intercsting
Foreign News from All Parts.
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The Temperance Question I'm ohio.

COLUMBUS. ONO. April 5.-Thc Lcgi>le-
turc has adopted a resolution submitting to
the vote OF the people the temperance
amendment TO the Constitution. Twopr
positions will be submitted-one providing
for regulating traffic by law, and the other
for the total prohibition OF the manufac-
tIlre and sale of liquor.
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Four Suspected Men Arrested and Re.
leased.

KEEL, April 5.-The names Of the four
Socialists arrested here Tuesday while on
their way from the Socialist Congress in
Copenhagen are Bcbel, Dietz, Auer, and
Neumunster. Although they were men,
bers OF the Relchstag, their papers were
seized and coniiscated TO the state. The
shrewdest efforts OF the police did not sue
coed in eXtorting from the prisoners any
oral evidence against their party, and they
were finally released.
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AEuropcan Alliance.

ROME, April 5.-The Captain Francesca
states that the Governments OF Italy and
Austria have given their assent and affixed
their signatures to treaty, by the terms OF
which each empire guarantees to the other
complete integrity Of territory. Although
Germany is not directly and by signature
n party TO this treaty, the document con-
tajns clause in which II is mentioned that
her approval has been given.
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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

Old Dominion Steamship tO... IUC Nv
X. 4 W. P't I. R'y x ". II. co. -
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

THURSDAY, Npril ,. lss3.
The receipts Of new crop la hogshc.ds incrcas
ing. lul light for the season. M good ana me
mon are m better demand at an advance - 71c.
10 u per hundred. No me export shipping order
Offering. Our quotation. are for new crop;
DARK TOBACCO.
Lrgs.-Common. S3.30@s4 good. SIDE > (;
extra manufacturing. sj.h0d 80.
LeaE-Commou, s5.7ja$6.75; good, ssN
$3.50: hne. sllMSii.0O.
BRIGHT TOBACCo-MANUFACTUR
Sa0kers--Comm0n. ss@Sl0; medium. Ia
$50 $40. ..
FiHeTs.-Now lug filters, from - 10 SO; com
mon. Sl0MSll; medium. el2eg al3; good
.sI3.5OGSI5; fine. Sl5.jOMSl SID.
WfdDDers. 'ummOn. SlSetS22.OO. mtdlun
s25aS3O; good, $3.50 $40 tine, sij@s5 fancy
5000 SOS. s,o.-so-
medium. s30h $50 ; good, s40@ti5; the. soO9
$50; extra. - .aOH 800.
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R1CHMONDLIvE.S TOCKMARKET

ArEL 5.-Priccs this week ranged as follows;
B,ff Cutfle.-Nery best, 7c.; extra, G&9t6sc.:
good, 5l@6c.; common to fair NA@4sc.i bu.is'
Miict c.ps.-s2sGi per head.
VeaIs.-s6MSll.
Shesp.-4k0 &c.
HOgS.-lOdlOl,c- net
About lsi head of beef cattle, 800 hogs and
1856 sheep were on the market.
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EnfnI Eirc.

NASHVILLE, April "a negro cabin near
tho c S Presbyterian church at
Shelbyville was burned at noon y ,aNii
Two children Of Harden liughes lcoiored)'
aged respectively i've and two years, were
burned to DEATH Their mo.ier nad lei'
them locked up in :he cabin. The fire
communicated to the church, which was
,iSo burned
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Capturc of a Dynamite Ficnd.

BIRMINGHAM. April 5.-Premises occu-
MED a. nitro-glycerIne factory were taken
two months ago by an Irish American,
who gave the name OF Whitehead. lie
has purchased glyccrine and acids Tor the
manufacture Of an explosive. lie was
caDtured.
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HoasyoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE IMPARTs
New LIPE AND VIGoR.-Dr. 3. +. Neweom-
er, Greenfield, o., says: " In the cases OF
several aged men, who complained OF Tor
gelfulness and dissemination 10 think,
move, or be spoken 10, or barassed in any
way, they told me 1t impaired Dew life and
ugor."
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ESTABLISHMENTS:

l3f7 CHESTNUT STREET. pHiLADELPA, t.S y;
~ FLEET STREET. Eng:
Under the Patronage of the W Worlds Most Eminent
surgeons.
The Correct and >klful Mechanical Treatment
of HERNIA RIPTUEEa specially. Soc Cross
Revised Edition and Agncw's Late surgery.
REFERENCE: Professors :. y. Gross. u, Have
Agnew, willard Parker. W. IL. Panc0ast, Or.
Thomas g.. Morton. andOfhcrs.
TRADE MARk-CAUTION NOTlCE-from
frcIucut complaints of INTERIOR INVITATIONS
having been supplied on cal, for A" IIfltD-ftB-
BIER TRIS~F>" we beg t. advise the public ana
trade that the distinguish words =" lltrd-Eubb,r
Truss" was on January .. 1883. granted n Trade
Mark. to our exclusive use, under act OF Congres,.
,Iarch 3. ISL. All HARD-Rt BIER 1kt SIS
odd not STAMPED !. Il. SEELEY. WARHANTED.'
are iufringcmcnis against which We shall protect
our customers and trade. NH 2S-eOdIm
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Arrests and Seizures of NitrO-Giyce-
rIne I'm London.

LONDON. April 5.-The Irish police here
have made two further arrests in the sub
urb OF Lambeth in connection with the
man arrested last night. The latter is now
said to he an American. Nearly half ton
of nitrO-glycerine has been seized in Lon
don already.
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r..,,;,v Hurned to Death.

ALBANY. w, April 5.-John A. VIII
son, his wife, and two daugnlers were
burned to death in house tnree miles from
IIartwlck, Otsego county, carry TINS morn
ING. The cause OF the ire Il unknown.
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Fire I'm Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 5.-The business
norton OF Kentland, Ind, was almost
totally burned last night. Loss estimated
AT Sivv,vvV. AIan insuIeu'
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

SALEs-FfEsT BoABD.-j,0 900 virginia lV-40s
at 32Is. LOCO do. at 32s, 5000 do q 327. coo
North Carolina 4 per cent bends at 10; LOCO
Virginia new IS at 53l.. 1000 10. at 53f; LOCO
Petersburg Railroad bonda, "Class b. 1T 40
1000 do. at 704, 1000 do. at 70%; 20 shares Al
lanta aud Charlotte Railroad stock 10 Ga.
SECOND BoARD.-l,400 Richmond city 6's ut
11i'i; $500 Virginia new 3's at 531.; 10 shares
: AiIanIa and Gin NM Y lIrnal .tncL ~ q II
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Forty Persons Killed by Powder En-
DlOsiOn.

ROVE, April "a powder depot which
had been Established near Passo Correz for
the use Of the engineering works conduct
inc onerations near that place exploded to-
da day " Forty persons were killed and many
iniured-somc of them fatally.
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sEELry's uARD-RUBBFR TRUssEs.

Fine steel springs. neatly covered with highly
polished Hard Ruber. Made in every desirable
patt1n. with Pads auatOmically constructed.
Light. cool. Clearly. durable: uucquallcd in quail
~. finish. and practical construction. Unaffected
by lime. use. or climate; USED in bathing. AL
WAYS RELIABLE. PRICES REDUCED To
meet the popular demand. sold by an leading
druggists and dealers 1T the usual price Of common
fTrft-
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THI'SsIS.
fI'RUSSES.

THE WORLDS RECOGNITION OF MERIT
sSl-ANNOUSCE&ENT.
At the late International Medical and sanitary
Exhibition. The world, most competent Judges re-
cogniznd their UNEQUALLED EXCELLENCE Dy
granting the
ONLY AWARD OF MERIT " FOR TEUS>ES
ITO /. u. sEEELY, PHILADELPHIA. L. :. A.
lover sXty-eight OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES their
Ligh favor with Americas most distinguished
Surgeons.
EXHIBITION JUDGES FROM THE ROYAL COL
IEGE OF SURGEONS-IhOmas Bryant. +. Il. &.
:: Christopher Heath. +. X. g. =: Thomas
smith, r. Il. G. s.; John Wood, r. Il. =, +. II.
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TO FARMERS.

N GROUND PLAsTERR.
In addition 10 my regular business, am now
grinding my i" STANDARD" BRAND OF PLas-
TER. wbici, is unequalcd by any ON the Market
and which intend shall become universally pcpu,
lar on its own merits. Having carefully selected
my lump, can furnish the best quality, ana nav
can give consumers the advantage OF having u
reshIy ground. as ! will not keep supply on
hsnd but grind IL after receiving orders on shoft-
est notice. Price, &C., on application.
WILLIAM 4. KING,
1900 80 $500 williamsburg avenue,
- s.-n Avss-v.-s~ Do~ -
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FERTILIZERS.

CUOCKOE MILLS.-PURE GROUND
- NOVA SCOTIA PLASTEK.-l Import lllis
PLASTER In the Lump and grind as ordered; AiieI
seven wears experience can guarantee III, brand
10 he superior To any on the market speciai prices
ON large quantities. WARMER MOORE; import
cr and Manufacturer of Plaster, Dealer In Lime,
Cement, &C.. seventeenth street lsouth side DocS)'
Ia
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Iron. steel. Nails. Nc.

. f-1Oc. q n. for standard siZes in large lots 10
dealers. 2 ell abe. IN small lots; English ani
American sheet. g. XJ J. 4iJl.c Swcles, hammer
cd. inJc.: hoop. ! &c.
Mills: Old Dominion. S3.i0 for STANDARD sze'
for 200 kegs. In small lots, $3.50.
PlOUgh- CdstiHgs. Wholesale, 3sc.: retail, 4 .cl
{ y.
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WARREN d QUARLES.
w BANKERS AND BROKERS.
MN AN CIAL.
BOOTS AND SHOES.

II \. BALDWIN
lsucccssor TO Gardner, Carlton { Baldwin,,
WHOLESALE DEALER IL BOOTS AND
SHOES.
announces the resumption of business az NO.
I22Il. Main street. the oil stand. He is now re-
ceiying an ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF BOOTS
AND SHOES. which has been purchased for
CASH. and which it is his intention to sell 10 cash
and prompt buyers nj a very small advance.
ap l-eod2w*
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Lumber. slaves. sc.
PowGor. Mot. &c.

Fuse: Toy mining, 300 Gee. 60 100 feet.
Poi0fT: Sos hy the fye kcfs-lC. ti4.n Csc
kcg.. $3.50; blasting. $50 $50.
Shot. Northern. .l.~5 a. nag 81 - rs
ErfHdstgAss. -. "a a..
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Flour

Flour-We quot: tiGe >3@S321 '"leitle
>4.coWs5: common iImiy'
rJ.3JG $3.50; Patent family, f7HeI 49,
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WASHINGTON, April GA. s. Asberry
was To-day appointed postmaster at Roa-
1890, ,as
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MARINE iNTELI.iGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND, ArgIL 5, lss3.


PORT or RICHMOND, APRIL 8, 1858.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIP Manhattan, stevens. New York, iner-
chandise and passengers, g. W. Allen c..
steamer Wyoming, smith, philadelphia, mer-
chsndise, J. W. Mc,arriCk, agent.
steamer Nellie White, uinord, Norfolk United
state mail, merchandise, and passengers, l.. o'
Tam, superintendent.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, APRIL ., 1883.
(By telegraph
ARRIVE ~.
Steamer Iuray. schermcrh0rn, Norfolk, mer-
cb.o,use aud uassengcrS. Chesapeake aud ONO
RAILWAY Company (and sailed % rcturnl.
steamer Accomac, peik, mefchsnuiss anu pas
s.n,ers smithdtld Chess pc,kc and ohio Railway
| Company land sailed ON reinrnl ,.-,
| steamer Northampton. Mc'arich, NoriplA,
| MERCHANDISE aud passengers, the,apeahc ana ONO
| Railway Company and sailed ON rciurab
| SAILED.
schooner s. X. sOper, Potter, ProNiceGee, coai,
| Chessucake and ohlo Railway Company.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANG

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICINioSD. April 3, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-WhItc, 2S2 bushels. Red. 1896 pusL-
els.
CORN-White, 500 bushels.
RYF.-6s bushels.
NEAL-l74 bushels
SALES REPORTED TO SFCREIAkI.
WuTAT.-Whiie. lG4 bushels good on private
terms: - bushels good % prime ~ II - 70
Sl22 Rcd. 2Jf bushels very good long"'ry On
private terms; 80 bushels good 10 prime long
berry ut Sl.I- 20 sl.-2; J32 hu-bei HlNeo al
on private terms; los bushels far shortbcrrH at
CoES.-Wh,e jG6 bushels good 10 yer} good
1T 81 to Csc.
RYE.-J2 bushels ycry good al G5c.
NEAL-l7t bushels &c 81 20 Coo.
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INSURANCE.
INSURANCE THAT NsUREs.

GEORGE ID. PLEASANTS & son, AGENTS.
No. I1O4k MAIN STREET, TELEPHONE No., ia.
With the AGRICULTURAL, Of Watertovn; the
HAMBURG. BREMEN, of Germany; the sun. OF
London, and the ROCHESTER, GERMAN, COM
biniug millions of assets, we give und0ubted assu-
rance Of indemnity against loss by fire. These
companies are recognized ms amongst the best In
the country for iair dealings and promptand square
settlements.
AIR. WILLIAM II. PLEAsAsTS. late of the firm
Of Gordon x Peasants, f. associated with ~ and
viii be glad to have the patronage of his friends In
the future as I'm the past. APP f-eod3t
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NtN YORK COrrON FUTURES.

NEW YORK, April 5.-Cofton-Nd r,cciT'5,
100 bales; gross receipts. i'24S balts. lGiurs
closed rfeaiv: ~.ics. li.30O bAle.: April. t9.Ss
MS99O: Nav, slO.O6msl0 OF: Jnne $4,000
slO.2I: July, slO.8lEttlo32; August sl0.il
ETlO42: september, slO.2CFr lp.2l tctitr,
Ter. -. S5@ s9.s7: January, s9.9IW.9.97.
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nOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
nrv"CUrEp y. The DI:e- - si..-'A..'v
HOUSE.
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NILWAIKEE.

MILWAUKEE,, April 5.-Flogr 90 fair demand.
Wheat steady: No. Milwaukee hard. rl.lu 4;
SOFT. cash. sl.0ih: April si.o2; 10. 3, sisc.
Corn dull: No. ,, 52c. O1t. nrmcr' W. =,
43c. Provisions lower. Mess pork, 81 SOB cash
and Aprii Iard-Prme steam. l.2u cash and
Asrfl Hog. lower N ~70 40
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IiGnor.. Minn-.Nr.

Ate: scotch. beat brands pint, s. s2.25 q
dozen gold.
Bran }ies: Domc,iic.s1 300 sl.5o fruit 9ocls
sl2j: apple, new. sl.s5@ -; OBJ, s2.2j.+s3;
Virginia peach, f2.jul -.
RE WGfSk,Vs: Medium, Sl.j0@ -; pure ~,
S3Hsi; Virginia mountain, new, sl.7J -, old,
- - and upwards.
ON: Domestic, sl.o0@Sl.5o; imported IS =
case.
SER EBgldad Rtm: Sl.506Slcj.
Rtctifed Whiskegs: Sl.lOWsl.iO.
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CHICAGO, April J.-FiOur dull and weak; spring
wheat. .3.5oGfj. Wheat active AMI lower; rogu-
lar. SlO2', Corn unsettled and lower: 1870
5Oic. cash. 4SAc. April. oats active and lower.
42c cash. 4sc. April. Pork active aud lower;
ais cash, sl7.97Nasl II Apili Lard ln good do
iuand and easier; II l.lOmsl l.lj cash and April.
BuIk-meats Ia fair demand; shoulders, 1910;
short RIB. 80; short clear. 5000. Whisky Ill
Chlugcd.
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ST Louis. APRIL s. Flour lower; family - 80
GSi6O Wheat duh and lower. NO. . red fill,
si.06I cash. sl.CG5, April Com lower aud ac-
tive: i6ta47c cash and April. Whisky steady
Al ola. Provisions very dun and unchanged;
nnIN .mltll lob frlGn dome.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. April 5.-Flour unchanged. Wheat
dull and unsettled; No. ,, sl.O5MNlOT. Corn
weak: No. = white. 5ZGj3c.; No. . mixed, sic.
oats Grn: No. z, 4GeG47c.: mixed i6c. rruyis-
ions auiet. Mess pork. $50. Ruik It's
shoulders re: clear rb, ice. clear sides. -
Bacon shoulders, s.c.; clear r.5, lo.c.; cicar,
L.: sugar-curcd hams. l24c. Lard H0iuinaly
unchanged. Whisky unchanged
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|. $3.50, ~.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-03
- '-Sop-s----
GRAND EXIIIBII'FONi

Advent of the Mntchlcss, tho wonderfu],
tho Justly Celebrated New Davis Vertical
Feed Sewing Machine.
The "Ncrt;cal Feed" principle is the
hinge upon which is swinging success
unparalleled in the history of Sewing Ma
chimes, and enables the operator to per
form without care OF basting the greatest
range Of practical family work, which
never has been and never can be done on
tie old style Under Feed Machines. =
Don't fail to call and see the new wonder
of the age Oh exhibition.
(ADv.) j. o. BOAG,:
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ncl Brown, of Lexington, va,, paid us
a pleasant call on Friday. Both gem
tlcmcn have been in attendance upon
the session Of tho Associate Reformed
Synod, recently held IN Chester, and
arc now visiting friends in Fairfield
county. =.
Miss .Ncttic Stevenson, of Albion,
left on last week for Charlotte, to at
tend the session of the Female College
in that place. A pleasant and profta-
bic wear to her.
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II. @. BOIG'S.

a full stock Of Ladies' anI Misses
Hosiery Berlin, Iislc, silk and Kid
Gloves, all co"rS and new styles. An as
s'rt:nrnt Of Ladies and Misses rnlnrrd
Hn' white CorSctS, all sizes. Hoop skirts,
Dress Shields and Palpitntors. !iandlrr-
rhi"fs in variety; from COttonio Silk. Silk
trinrrS; l'aS""inCntrrir Trimming, Velvet
Ribbons" Bla'!S and other Dress Trim
miM%S Buttons i'm great vaLicty, styles
and DrcrS at
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-03

Come ana see The largest and best So
!r"trd stock Millinery, consisting oi
Trimmed Pattern Hats and BonnctS, un-
trimmed goods, Nclvrts, SatinS, Ribbons,
Flowers, Tips, Piumcs, Birds and Fcalh-
crS, All rol"rS, Grapes, Illusions, Black and
Whit" l.arcS Love, Grape, Wells, Barcac,
Tissue and Pari%irnnc Yelling, IIaii
Switches from ~ cents IN, EurlS, Ran,c.;,
Cr"ru"tri"S for the hair, Crepe Lielc and
other huchin@, for tic neck, Frlius, Gov.
lnrrttc; and Ties, and all kinds Of Fancy
G bOtlS. at
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While we have some good Sui' ut 40,
90, $40 and Sl2, the variety at ;IH.jO ard
s'l5 Is much greater, and cmhrar,'s many
very desirable and handSNHc mixtures. "U.
holh in walking coats and sacks. There is
no discount on tn" w0u!,-.it'S tie genuine
article. The garments are OF stylish shi, pes.
srwci With silk, wciI rna"r %nd ii;.piy
trimmed. DO you contrni'j'tc D,yin., :.
suit soon? If 30, you Sh0tlii see thcSE
! when coming to Columbia. ii there is
anything under the sun in Fa.i ANA VIM
ter apparel that you require you can Gnd it
in our stock. .,..
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Onn rnxl Gn,Ia

Messrs. Zimmerman e Johns, Druggists,
of Westminster, S. G., in their last order
purchased only one dollar size Of Norman's s
Ncutralizing Cordial. Those who try the
next time, thus its use is advertising its
merits daily.
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f a X T. n Office

RUY yonr Wagon Material, SPOKES,
RIMS and lluES, SHAFTS, POLES
WAGONS, GROCEH ES, MACHINE
OIL, GR!NnSTON ES, TRACES, WELI-
CLAIMS, and all kinds of Plantation
Goods,
COOK STOVES, HEATING STOVES
from $ll.0O to 5000, complete,
OH STOVES. WoODENWARG, ETC,
From
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BOYS SUITS.

DV I > % I ID.
TO the ladies of WinnsDorO we wish to
announce that VIC have the largest stock of
Boys Clothing in Columbia. Boys arhuG
and dress suits: also a handsome line OF
kits for the little ones, and made and
trimmed in the latest sty,rs. We, also
guarantee a perfect it. All orders sent to
my address will receive prompt attention,
and if they do not suit or fit, You can re-
turn them by paying half express. l..
Respectfully, -. :
.' -, w. T.. 4k 7ss:TaSfb.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-03


THE ONLY REAsoN?-Thc Aiken
Jou,na1 and Rcrfe4c says:
What we hope for is, that the Legislature
that will meet on the fourth Tuesday in
November, will sec tit to- call Constitu-
tional Convention to revise and give us q
new Constitutional Constitution that will
meet the wants of our people at the pres
ent day. The Constitution now in force
was made and adopted in 1868 by the vile
Radical carpet-bag party, that at that time,
by the aid of Federal bayoncts, held The
people Of South Carolina down by the
throat. lie; the Legislature give us a new
Constitution by ordering convention for
that purpose. :,
Will our esteemed contemporary
assign some substantial reason for ask
ing for new constitution? Wherein
docs it fall short of the "wants of our
people,? Or is it simply because "thc
constitution now in force was made
and adopted in 1863 by the vile Rad
ical carpct-hag party, that at that time,
by the aid of Federal ,bayoncts, held
the people Of South Carolina down by
the throats"?, Surely the simple his
tory of its adoption can be no arGu-
mcnt for its abolition, if the imstlu-
,nrmt itself il good enough. IT is
a!'nost rer6utim the. constitution of
New York, aud is certainly as good as
any convention of the people Calt
adopt. For our part we arc not ready
for constitutional convention until
some better argument is advanced in
its favor. What will our representa-
tivcs say2
PERsONAL.-Mr. j. B. Douglass, Of
this place, returned home on Thursday
from Poughkccpsic, N. Y, where he
has been attending tho summer scs~
sion Of the Business College in. that
city. Mr.. Douglass received diplo-
ma and tho course and graduation in
that institution will doubtless be Ct
much service in his business or proics~
sion. Ilia friends will welcome him
home again.
DR.. II. II. Robertson left town few
days ago for Williamsburg, S. c., to
pay visit to daughter at that place.
Mr.. Moslcy, a young man from
Charleston, has been employed and is
now in charge Of tho drug store OF
Mcssrs. McMastcr, Brice g. Kctchin,
Mr.. Moslcy comes to our town highly
recommended, and he will doubtless
give entire satisfaction to his employ.
crs.
The Rev. r.. NJ. Stevenson and Colo.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-03
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