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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12

vala Sc dues, a byla velmi
cetne navstivena.
ANGLIE.
LoSDfS, 1. ledna.
Antonin Rotschild dnes
zemfel.
Ma zaeatku ptedesleho tf-
hodne prodano bylo AZ tun
masa, ktere pfislo 2 New
Yorku. Aekoliv $ prodejem
dlouho protahovano bylo,
shledano, ze maso zustalo
cerstve, a bylo rychle libra
"a 8 pence prodano.
Lord Lytton jmenovan
mistokralem We vychodni
Indii. Dfivejsi mistokral
Lord Nortbrooke jmenovan
nraDetem-
-5. ledna.
Mayor v Harwichu daval
kapitanu a muzstvu vleen6-
ho parniku ;, Liverpool" KITE
rs zachranil pfebSvajici o.
soby re strozkotane lodi
Deutschland" skvelou no.
stinu, a rozdelil mezi plav-
eiky sl50.-
80. ledna.
ZhoubnS pozar zufi v
knehafskem zavode T. n.
Egelton. eimz pfislo 300 o.
sob o praci.
u. ledna.
Americky schooner ,,Jef-
ferson Borden" ma nemz
vzpoura vypukla pfivleeen
byl do Aberdeen. Lod byla
81 dni ma ceste z Boothbay
do Gloucester 4 .nuzstvu liz
hrozila smft hledem.
%. ledna.
Parnik City of Brooklyn
srazil pc zde 8 italskou bar
kou ,,Emilie'' kteraz Sc po.
topila. Tri plaveici utonuli.
SPANELSKO.
MAparD, 3.ledna.
Emilio Castelar, oznamuie,
&c SC bude v Barcelona a
Valencii uchazeti o misto v
kortesech. iieslo jeho zni:
Vseobecne pravo volebni,
svoboda ueeni na vysokSch
skolach, oddeleni cirkve cd
statu a zadne spojeni 5 fede-
ralisty. (Pfivrzenec repu-
bliky die seyeroamerickeho
yoru.)
II. ledna.
Ministerska porada, "a
pfedsednictyi krale ustano-
villa plan polniho tazeni pro-
ii karlistum. Generalove
Campos a Quesada sc navra-
II ma sever.
NEW YoRK, 5. ledna.
Heraldu Sc q Londyna o.
znamuje, ze byvala kralovna
Isabella y TIL sc uzdravi.
Madrid. 8. ledna.
Kralovskym dekretem Sc
ustanoviia komise k zastu.
povani Spanelska ma VISTA
We We. iSiladelfIi,
Nekolik karlistickych di,
stoinikG a vojind bylo pro
spiknuti proti donu Karloso-
vi u Estelly zastfeleno.
PARiz, 5. lcdna.
STAY gempci ex-kralovny
Isabeily Sc shorsil.
MADRID, Q. ledna.
Vlada spanelska objednala
sest jedenactipalcovych del
oceloyych u Kruppa pro o.
stroy Kubu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12

Jak xnamo, xmirsl 9 Buffalo.
n. Y. msstsks pokladnlk, Nsmec
josef RoFk aplaehl DO kanady.
-Dne S. SO vsak dobrovolns IA.
vratiI pod xarukoa $50 .Qoo byl
poneehan na svobois. TvrsIl. ze
SWIM easem nAvrati pentxs. ktsrS
NESTS xpronevsti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12

Plllpp Steiner. obehoinik sA
jem, ktery nesnsns nek 4 veIlei,
sich kram1 New Yarka msl.
udslal bankrot IA IL. goo dol.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12
e. lelna.

Dochazi zprava o hroznem
sesuti Sc zemi, ktere Sc Reu-
nion udalo, 90 osob usmrtilo a
vice poranilo. Do
my a usedlosti byly zniceny.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12
DupRovsiK. 5. ledna.

DUbkUNNlh, ,, teufa.
Pet tureckych parolodi
pfistalo nedavno peti pra-
pory, spill a stfelivem Il
Kleku.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12

v kongrcsn podsn navrh. ahy
vysesfeny byly zvyky kobyiek =
navrh ten odkaxaa whore pro
xale7itosti rolniek@. v nawrha
tom pofadaje So asfsnowenI ko-
mise, kterax by xysesfilz. kt~rak
mohly By SO pFskazisi mo2n& y
budouenosti vflety koSylsk Do
arodnyeh krajin.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12
Kapitol a vysoka porta.

RIM, 3. ledna.
Velky vezir zaslal papezi
vyzvani. v kterem jej zadal,
aby svij vliv v Herzegovina
' zajmu miru pfivedl k plat
nosti. papez nafidil kardi-
nalovi Franchimu, by Sc 0
stavu veci pfesvedeil. Da-
le Sc nestalo nicehoz.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12

SchIze obchodnikl, ktefi
Sc chti zncastniti ma svetove
vystave We Filadelfii, odby-
vala Sc dnes, byla velmi
cetne navstiyena.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12
ADRES SAR.
CRETE, NEB.
CENEK DuRAS.

Cesky hossinec. Panf hosti ma
leEnou vzdy esrstve 0mah'ske pi-
vo, Havansks doutniky a kule-
eniky nejnovslsich druhi.
dsgrsl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12

Kovaf a kolaf. Main Ave.
dsg7Fsl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12

Alex Williamson EEnixel q Bel.
more. Ohio, = zapomsl 50 vyro-
vnsti ; vsSi,eli m sastku sio0 600.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12

a neuznava vladni sesazeni
jeho 8 kfesla arcibiskupske-
ho. Ocekava Sc, ze no vlada
proto opetne uvazni.
BERLIN, \. ledna.
DR.. Gerlich jmenovan byl
nemeck} m vice konsulem v
New Yorku. Drivejsi vice.
konsul Feigl jmenovan byl
konsulem V Havnne.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12
LoSDfS, 5. ledna

Dopis z Dubrovniku pra-
vi: ,,Vse k tomu poukazuje,
ze obsazeni poystaiych pro-
viRcli tureekych, vojskem
rakouskym je usneseno, a ze
je potfebne, ably Sc vrazdeni
kfestana mistech bezbran-
nych pfedeslo. Rocky arci-
biskup V Mostaru vydal die
pfikiadu kstolickeho kolegy
pastyfsky list, kterym knez-
s,tvu eini yycitky, ze povsta-
nj podporuje. a vyzyva 10
SAM. aby sc pod nvarova-
MIN teekSch cirkeynich tre-
stu, K po1innosti sye navra
tilo.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12
&c. STEIDL.

Cesks sedlat, obzlouzi krAjany
sve ytdy dobte, jak Sc kaidy kdo
u nsho dosud koupil ku svemu
prospschu pfessedeil.
dsE-rs1
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12
MApaID, 3.leslna.
Il. ledna.

Ministerska porada, "a
pfedsednictyi krale ustano-
villa plan polniho tazeni pro-
ii karlislum. Generalove
Campos a Quesada Sc nayra.
II ma sever.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12

Ze 81. Louis Sc pise, 10 soai
Babcoekdv pololen ie m dsa 81.
ledna.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12

80. ledna.
ZhoubnS polar zuri v
knehafskem zavode Il. N.
Egelton. eimz pfislo 300 o.
sob o praci.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12

CRETE. NEBRASKA.

CRETE. NEBRASKA
Poxor krajanis
kao case .tssess Fsse pszi. : I.r
n~s<aEs ma-4 5ti
aae~ &a
><hayl<x. ssaf.x gsA N~AN
Meas e6aataa@ aAxr~aszx1 ~
s5oa<sft Psxsm psE zalx.z.
&s1rFHai hs4zak&F. sassgaeaa aez3ua
s<EaEea = fs-szsa ps--tea NJ no.
- xysta*@n0 heasatsrs ed nra-
ssz.Hay = fezssa ; uefpzsAss.1-nsf-
asa IA zaPa4a~. Pee zkrze~n1
ehxiis stoIt kalssussk = -.-xlLt.<
iin& Arv pre- psaaskv vSka2zirA
rolnlka sepis s,4s- : K.7n=s.zz.
: sesoa JAN gANECEz
4s1ssr5l hse~sia=<t-
EKENpAILkCo.
Prosfav.is rbski
fxl~EAS.
p2swAow&.
kam@4.
Afekzkw.
aML asa
Csay ssxusls = 1k ksie<sllx - 80
MAIN AVENUE.
prasi
RaneloxS iSkarux
CRFTE NEBRASKA
1&~s-sa
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12
JOS. KLiMA.
w. AKSAMIT.

Hosiinsky, u nAdrah Crete, Neb.
a F~FEf
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12
RUSkO.
OpE.sA. Q. ledna .

Zeleznicni vlak, kterSz
mnoho ruSkych vojanskSch
rekrutd vezl, vysmekl Sc
veera 5 kolejf a sletel $ ma
spu dolu. ROztrfistene va
gony chytili oheh driy, nez
hde v}syobozeni byti mohli,
a mnoho jich vzalo v plane
mech "a sve. Sedesat osm
osob bylo usmrceno a 54 ra-
memo, a 2 techto jeste mnohy
nasledkem poraneni zemfe.
oTAZKA HERCEGovSKA.
LoNDTN, 4. ledna.
Y Vidne sc teleerafuje, ze
Sc pfislo V Belehrade ma sto-
pu spiknuti, ktere Sc snazi,
dopomoci Alex. karadorde-
Wei ma trim srbsky. C.tne
zatykani. Knize Milan Sc
netroufa palac opustiti.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12

Mayor v Harwichu daval
kapitanu a muzstvu vleen6-
ho parniku ;, Liverpool KITE
rs zachranil pfebyvajici o.
soby ze strozkotane lodi
Deutschland" skvelou no.
stinu, a rozdelil mezi plav-
eiky $780,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12

Republikanskym paslaneam
Fortovi n Casonovi aspofadano
bylo poehodhovs Ea-iavenlsko 8
vs,siho dilu OF bfvalSoA spoiko-
vyeh voIina Pr-voi 90 odehral
napotom pied blij dam- Grant
promlav,l nskolik SLOW a byI hlg
tn9 uvitan.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12

Americky schooner ,,Jef-
ferson Borden" ma nemz
vzpoura vypukla pfivlecen
byl do Aberdeen. Lod byla
81 dni ma ceste z Boothbay
do Gloucester Il muzstvu jiz
hrozila smrt hlsdem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12

Parnik City of Brooklyn"
srazil pc zde 8 italskou bar
kou ;, ,,Emilis'' kteraz Sc po.
topila. Tri plaveici utonuli.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1876-01-12


Vfkax ssavu naroslniho diaha.
dne |. leina 1876
Zlatem xdrokovany
duh st.sss.Ooo. 80
Obnos aroka sf4, ,a.ssA. .0oo
PropadlS dIah, jsa
hox xnrokovani
pFestalo s@,TI2. SO
Nerarositelns dgah sss2.4lz.s3s
Uhrn eclsko dluhu q. 90, Il. .9a5
Obnos aroka s., SIS, 30.
Uhrn diuhu iro-
Ky s324s, SIS. s>7
Hotovost pokladni sleS.lf6-199
ZbSva dlahu po Cd
rafeni pokialni
hotovossi s2,ll9. So. .i9s
Thy 10 dlaha od 20.
seFvna is15 g SIS S3l
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-10-19
Sherif's Sales.

PY virtue Of executions to mo dir,ct.
u ed, will offer for sale before tho
Court House door in Winnsboro, on tho
first Monday in November next, ,within tho
legal hours sale. for Dash, the following
described property, to wit
AL TINT tract of land contnini - four
hundred and seventeen acres rnd bounded
rs follows: on nthc north by lands belong.
ing to j. Il. Cloud, on The east by'r. Mills
and Henry Helms, on tho south by Mrs
Elanna%an. AMI on the west by Mrs.
Brtnnon levied OH rs thc property of Mrs.
ii. B. Edmunds at the salt OF d. II. Ruff
against Il. G. Lamar. Caroline II. Lamar
II. B EdmundS and others.
ALSO.
All that plantation OF .r>ct of land ly;n,
in Fairfield County. containing one hun,
dred and eighty ncrcs more or less. an |
bounded by lands of John Simonton.
james G.Bricc and others. levied on M tho
property of Mrs. Snllic NJ. Gladucy ut the
suit of William II. Robertson and James
II. Rion, against Timothy Harden as
truStcran o.AerS
ALSO,
All that tract of lnnl lying in Fairfield
county containing two hundred nni
thirty acres. more or less. and bonnJrd
by lnndS of Charles Free, Mrs. McNnNon
and others --levicl on ms the proncrtv Of
William D,lwkirls, at the suit OF Susnn W.
McAlnhon.
Sheriff s Office, s. W. RUFF,
Winnsboro, $. c., S.EC.
Oct. 18th 1876.
O,t I1 VI
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Say, whose name stands higher in liberty's
story?
Though too true herself to crouch to op,
Who can yield to just rule moro loyal
submission No.
CHORUS.
Then let all those who love us, love the
lnnd that we live in,
AS happy nrcgion as on this sido of IIcn-
ven,
Where plenty md freedom, love AMI peace
smile before us,
Raise aloud, raise together, the heart
thrilling chorus. .
CnoRus.
The covered portion Of tho stand
was now occupied by General Hamp-
ton, Gen. NJ. G. Butler, Col. LEROY
Il. Youmans, Col. Il. w. McMastcr,
Maj. Il. G. Barker, Col. Il. w. Noise.
Col. Rion. Judge Mickey, Mai.
Woodward, Mr.. CASTOR, Col. Eyins,
Rev. G. T.. Chichester, and the rcr-
rcscnt.tives of tho press. The nu-
dicncc gathered in fl ont of tho st nd,
the ladies occupying the seats pro-
vided for them, and those on foot
taking position Oh the right. The
mounted men formed scmicirclc
around the stand in front; and the
bands sat on the left Of the speakers.
The lowest estimate malo of the en-
tire number present fixes it ut
thirty-iive hundlel persons, of whom
about five hundred were colorcd
people.
After music, the meeting Was
opened with prayer by Rev. G. T..
Chichester. General Brntton then
formally opened the proceedings,
announcing the object of the meet
ing, and calling on tho audience
to give close attention to the speak
crs. He likewise read a letter writ
ten by Bolin Gregory, colorcl l, for
merly of Ncwberry, but now living
in Fail field, in which the writer
announced his abandonment of the
Radical party, and his intention to
vote and work for Hampton and
the Democratic ticket. Th follow
ing is
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-10-19

FIRE.-Thc alarm Of fire was
sounded on Saturday morning about
one o'clock, and was caused by the
burning of an outbuilding en- the
premises of Mr.. j. t. Gilbert, near
the freight depot The fire compa-
ny and the Hook-an;i-Lndder were
promptly out, but the engine was
not taken father than The we'll neu
Mr.. Phillips residence The lalGc g
and hooks were made to do good
service in tearing down the burning
building and thus diminishing the
the heat Of the fire. The kitchen
which stood near the building WAS
at one time in great danger, but by
great cffolts tho flames were OK
tingrishcd before any serious dam.
age was done. Thee was no wind
stirring. or tho fire might have been
very serious i'll it's results. We me
not yet positively informed rs to the
origin Of the fire: it is presumed tc
have been accidental.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-10-19
An Appeal mud Positive Notice.

NN account Of my misfortune I nm
~ needing money On The night of tho
!Ith Of An;nst, lost So worth of prey
.'rtv bv fire, and now make this appeal
to those W % justly owe m. All who O
inleht, Il to ne for black smith work don ,
in 1874. S75 and 1876. will please mako
immediate payment. All who fnil to ply
by the first Of Noycmhcr will find their
accounts i'll the hands of the officers of
the lIw for immediate cole elton.
oct 10 -X2 F. NJ SPENCE
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-10-19
May l3
MORNING. STAR
GSA.T DOM.

r iako pleasure in informing my iricnls
L. and former customers that have
opened tor tho season my ReStanrnnt,
where | intend TO serve up all tho dclica-
cies 20 be had in the Northern and SoGth-
crn nnrkots Oysters and fish constantly
on hand.
.'Oystors fat and fresh from the sca,
Fill the mouth with X. J. c."
Meals served ut any hour on five minutes
notice. Wines and Lqnora in great
variety, of tue most approved brands
Old Mountain Sweet M.sh. North Caro-
lima Corn Whiskcy n Speciality, Gigara and
Tobacco Of the very best quality alWays
on han |. Gall and try MY ''Stra3ht5ouSS
Whis ey, and Heb Vance Cigars Is " ii q
oct5 j. GROESCiIB!Ii.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-10-19


QUESTIONS FOR EVER; ONE TO An
swEH.-Arc You troublolwith IniGgcs
tion, Constipation Of the Bowels,
Dyspepsia, or any disease OF the
Liver Have you suffered for
years and found no relief from the
use of me1icmcs DO you have n
FAINT appetite, and are you troubled
with feelings Of languor If you
have these feelings VIC know You
have not tried the new discovery
MHHEELhs HErAT1NE. at McMAsTEr
4 BHlcEs Drug Store. 1t is per-
forming wonderful cures in this and
I'LL othcr communities where tho
people use it. 1t is pronounced by
all rs tho best Liver Medicine in the
world. Two doses will relieve tho
worst case of Dyspepsia or Con-
sipation of the Bowels. Each
bottlc contains fifty doses. and Il
tcl#pocnfnl Of this medicine in a
wineS5lassful of water three times n
day for one day, produces II most
wonderful change. Where the
system is run down with loss of
energy and appetite, or Dyspepsia,
with I'LL It's train Of evil, is ct1ccting
its doadly work, this remedy,
AlERREiLs HEpArINE, never fails to
bring about spec ly and permanent
cure. Those who doubt the merit
and virtues Of this medicine and
live from day to day without trying
the llErAr!NE. nave our sympathy,
but clnnot be cured unless they
axe the Medicine.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-10-19
Religious Services.

Associatc Reformed Church ---Rev j. NJ
fo'll. l a. NJ, and %p NJ.
y. NJ. G: a Injecting Mt Methodist
Church ut 5 r. II.
Methodist Church G.. ". Walker,
~, 4. NJ, =. NJ. Sunday School 10 A. NJ
Prayer Nesting, Thursday, "p NJ.
Episcopal Church Rev. J. Obcnr, ser
vices every Sunday except the 2nd Sunday
of tho months II o'clock a. NJ
Presbyterian Church Rev. G.. T.. Chi
chester. II \. NJ. and " p. NJ. Sabbntll
school "a =. NJ Prayer Meeting, Wcdnes.
,.nv,7 l-2 r. NJ
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1876-10-19
GREGoRY's LITTER.
A1.sroN, S. c., Oct. II, 1876.
TT O'' NN0' 'F' fVTV.
G'n. J''o. Dr0tfou, Cha 'rUaun D.m.
Ec. Co7n., Fairfield To. ;.

G'n. Jno. D'rttfou, Cha 'rnaun D.m.
Ec. Co7n., Ftirtieid TO. !;
DEAR SIR {: I am for reform. I
was undecided as to my course until
after the Republican convention mot.
They met and drew color line.
When my white Republican friends
withdrew from that convention,
nnd extended their hands to their
Den ;ratic friends, then told them
l would also be with them soon. l
Will further state that I was vice
prcsidcnt Of Union League in
township II in Newbclry county
and swore to support Nnunc but
good and honest men for Office.
now pledge myself again to support
the entire Democratic ticket, State
and county. and L volunteer my
services to wolk for Honesty and
Reform-which I sec will never be
produced by the Radical party of
South Carolina. I Will organize IL
club next week
Very respectfully,
BoLIN GREGORY.
The Chairman thon introduced,
in appropriate language,
GEN. WADE HAMPTON.
AT tho uttcranco Of the WORD
HAMPTON the crowd, as if by one
common impulse, gave cheer after
cheer for Carolil,a's chosen leader,
aud it was some moments before
tho General could proceed. At last,
standing upon the platform, lie
0poncd his rcmarks--and the effect
upon tho audience was remarkable.
Not man was there but was silent
and cXpcctnnt--notn II heart that did
not throb with patriotism and rcso-
tion-eXccpt, indeed, those whose
blindness, f,maticism or sclf-;ntcrcst
iceds them to the support of the
most corrupt political party ttnt
has ever tisgraccd American ciyiliZa
ton. We cannot give Hlmpton' g
speech in full. It is enough to say
that it wnsa dispassionatc, impartial
review Of the condition Of oalr State.
and II forcible appeal to good men
Of whatever race, of whatever party,
to join III the effort to put down
wrong and restore peace, security
and prosperity to the whole people.
The General was frequently inter
ruptcd with linging cheers, and at
the close Of his speech the applause
was long, loud and enthusiastic.
After music by one Of the bands,
and o salute from the Flying Artil-
lcry, the chairman introduced
MAJ. THEo. G. BAEKEn,
ono Of tho nominees on the State
ticket for clcctor atlargc. His speech
Was of considerable length. He direct
ell his remarks almost exclusively to
the colored people, showing them the
error of thoir past ways, urging
them to come out boldly on the side
of right, and warning them Of tho
serious consequences they must OK
pcct if the present state of things
should continue. IIc was heard
with close attention, and frequently
chcored.
The band gave another tune, tho
cannon doomed again, and the
Chairman introduced
COL. +. W. NOISE,
our next Adjutant and Inspector
General. Col.Moiso iaa ready and a. :
tractive speaker, and he held the en-
tire audience in the closest attention.
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psaT" Advertisers will please re-
1ncmbcr thnt advertisements, in
order to secure insertion, must be
handed in by nine o'clock on Tues
day morning. Contract ADVERTISE
mcnts must he handed in by the
same hour on Monday morning.
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Denial Notice.

!er>,.-4':":7-:N, Dr. Joseph Quattlchaum
!iJ,:ij,%}SA will be nt ~ = II. B M.Mns-
IEIT?trr's, Wirnsloro, from the
2ith To the 2Sth of October. prepared to
oi .:c in the vnrious departments of
dentistry, in the most approved manner
i" also attends calls from the surround
rB c'nn.ry, alAcesdcd to him ut Doko
$
OCT 10 X2
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PosT OFFICE HoUns.-The post
Office will be open daily G'unLays
excepted) from 8 A. NJ, to II NJ.
and from 2 to S p. NJ. Northern
and Southern mail close at 8 p. NJ.
precisely. neS" Mail delivered on
Sundays from s to 3 A. NJ. only.
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One Of the young men from Co
nmbia dropped q pistol last Monday
where the Columbia Artillery was
stationed. The person who pick d
it up is requested to leave it ut this
Office.
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R,II.ROAD ScuED1y1. E-Tbe trsins

RAILROAD ScHEDULE.-The trains
on G. G. IL A. II. r. now leave
Winnsboro As follows: Going north
1880 q. m. Going sonth, 1.35, q IL
Accommodation day trains Going
north, 11.33, q. IN. Going south,
1912. These trains meet at Winns
boro.
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General Grant has issued a
proclamation ordering the people CT
South ca Dina to ''dispcgfc On rc-
tire reacoably TO their homes
within three DAYS
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Sheriff. S ale,
WclS"nfcil & Co., ". Ross Robertson, j :.
and NJ Rose, VI. Jane Davidson.

TOY an order of Court of Common Pleas
j for Fairfield County, in the above en-.
titled case, will offer for sale before tho
Conr! House door, in Winnsboro, On the
Fl t MonCay in November n X with II the
| gal hours of sale. Mt public outcry, the
following described property, to wit:
All that tract Of land lying in Fairfcl
County, containing three hundred and fifty
acres, more or less, and bounded by lands
of James +. Kennedy, DR.. John Campbell
and n portion Of The Same tract lni Il off "a
homestead for Jane Davidson.
TERMS OF SALE.
One half of the purchase money to be
paid in Cash, and the balance IL cr.of in
one year with interest from dny of sllc, to
bo secured by bond of purchaser and u
mortgage of the promises; tho purchaser to
pay Tor MI necessary papers.
$. w. RUFF,
S. F.'C.
Sherif"s Ofico,
Vim ,Doro, $. e.,
(ct ID, 1876.
oct. l9t lx2.
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The Richl;,nd Rifle Club has been
ilisbandc'l. and rc-or;:nni&el MS n
dancing club. Instead Of drilling,
TIC mant:rvres are danced, each MN
using his gun for partner.
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Now is the time to subscribe for
The News AND HERALD. Make up
your clubs, and bring along the
cash
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Acc1DENr.-On Monday cTcnin~,
tho southern-bound train Of til G
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad collidal with train from
Augusta B tt trains were badly
injured. Nobody hurt.
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CT IC"E'c6'bI NII.F,
JAMES Fl. COOKE.


REsoLUTIoNs.-Thc following 1880
lntions were unanimously. adopted by
the Wade Hampton Democratic
Club, Township No. g.,
Rcsolred, 1. That VIC will not rent
land to any Radical leader, on any
members OF his family, or furnish a
home or give employment to any
such leader, OF any member Of his
family.
Resolocd, 2. That VIC will not fur,
nish any such leader or members OF
his family any supplies, provisions,
farming implements or stock.
Resoircd, 3. That the names of
such persons who may be considered
leaders bo furnished to this Club at
the earliest convenience, that Il list
of the same may be furnished to
each member OF this Club.
Rcsoire1, 4. That all those who
vote for the Radical candidates will
6e noted by Il committee appointed
for the purpose, and reported to tlia
SluD alltt plttb VIC Will fsttl twenty
five per cent. additional on rent and
for furnishing supplies, and twenty
five per cent. discount on wages.
Rcsolre0, S. That all neutral
voters will be treated as in the past.
RcsolOea, 6. That to MI those
who vote with us we will give n
decided preference over tho neutral
men, and guarantee thcln and their
families every protection to the full
extent of our ability.
Resolred, T. That VIC will givo the
Democratic voter our entire patron
age and preference irrespective Of bis
vocation; that III case Of necessity
only will we hire our political oppo-
nents and that these resolutions do
not interfere with tho farming opor,
ations in harvesting tho present
crop.
Reso1vcd, s. That thcso resolu.
tions be published in TIE News AMI
HERALD; and we request that otho,
clubs in the County will cooperate
with us.
HENRY HELMS,
Il. A. KENNEDY,
Il. NJ. l.. DUKE,
JAMES KELLY,
w. I. GRIER,
Committee on Resolutions.
On motion thu above reaolutiont
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Everywhere arc heard words in
praise of the Commit tee Of Arrange
mcnts to whose excellent manage
ment is duo much Of the success of
Thursdays ovation. The ladies did
a full share, in the decoration of the
&3peakcr,' stnnd.