davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-12-27
goansrltaa ~. pe3smbfr 1877.
Gt0et NiO1tDnb.

Sic Weihnahsfeier. Die
ouggelaIiene WelbnaNtsfrenbe Der SUI
eenb bat pisosr su ueridieosnen l1n.
gliidsfdlen Ne~,anlnIiune es9eben nno
manGe 5amilie tpirb Die traurieen
Madws1m su ertrasen bnhen. Ga
ideint bier aIs ipIre bds Weihna6ts>
fcft cin pripiligirter 5nuftoe, nament-
lid Der batbwiidFaen Sussno. Saus
melno beweeen Iie Iih burd Die @tras
fen uno laIien feline Mirthidoit unse'
fdoren; es muk niht Gilhnaps &C.
trunfen. ionoern geloffen ,perben. Sic
Wirihe, wetde an Wabltagen. eeeen
oas Geisb, Die Sintertbiire auilu6en,
i9tieBen ain Ncibna6tstase oieielben.
pbQleid fein 8erbot 9esen ous anibol-
ten Der 2ofale eyiTiirt.
Mlit 9iltolen, anauradsten, Somben'
1Ald9e unb 8los66rner sisbt ons junee
0oIf eur9 bic 6tabt. larmenb. fu9eno
nno fdreienb, ots mdre cine Sl1cilners
borbe losgelafien, ben Sdmers Der
Granfen uflo Gterbsnben nidt odteno.
go feiern Die iunoen Gbriften bic @sS
burt Tires GrlDlers.
Nber, iperhen bieienigen, ,uel9e fern
BON bier unb oieie 3silsn lsien, fraaen !:
$50 III Die poIisei, oa bo9 oas @sieb
iolGe 3ieelpiiefsit perbietet?4 Sic 1T
nidt ON Weibnudtsabeno gu Ie1en uno
bdlt {i9 in ben abeele9enen 5traBen
ouf, ga piele Der Meinrns Iino, bas
mar Dem Srsibsn Der junaen Gepubli=
faner nidis in ben Wes le9en nno lie
oustnben laiien lolte.
@ir {ino selpib Su Guniien Der 8olfs
fei e uno nomentli1 mo6t es einen
w%obltbdtigen GinSrud auf uns, tuenn
mir Ieben, nie li1 Die Su9eno gang Der
Srclbe 6insibt; ober Die &oDbeit mub
fern bleiben unb 9itte uno 9nitanb herr
f9en; niGt bur0 Srunfenbsit barf oas
@e6ir1 erbibt lein, I%anoern ein frobes
uno leidtes Bemiitb mub Die Grelloe her
p%orbrinsen unb Die uria9e oerislben
fsin.
Sic unalHdsfaf1e Der SET
er. Cine 3abl fleine Sul,9en ipielten
in Ser 81. Ctr, spiiden Clap unb
2sisb, als elm ldarf gslooenes Yiitol,
in Der 1nnb bcs iuhsen Goro syplobirte.
9ie Gusel traF Die reGte 8rnit bes juuz
gen Musn uuo ueruriadte eine geidbrlis
DE Mnnbe. Or 1T Der @obn bon Srn.
Mm. 6. MlIen, Go. 507 %. Ctr. Soro
nor seitern Morssn i'm gpli5eieeriht
unb lpurbe ba Nuen niht erid)einen
fonrte urb neil es MIR aus rnoor|ids
tisfeit 9eiheben, fir Tin Gsi4einsn UNI
ter gireI6aft selielt.
Siuoc Moibington, Elm fleiner for'
bigger Sunee in 8ut9ertown, wuroe bon
feinem Gpielfnmeraoen unoprIibtiser
Wsiie in BEN 2sib seidoHen. Sie 8un.
Be iol ieDr aefd9rli@ iein. Slaac tuurs
De nod Der Snlirmarp 9ebrabt.
@ls 6err $. 81. page am @eibnadts
taee in Der Brouo Ctr. nabe Der Sten
ein9, fiel Elm srO5er npOpcroder" ibm
ing @eli6t uno eyplooirte, wel6es biel'
lsidt CUR GoIae BADEN miro, eaB Oericl'
be lebensldn9Iib auf Dem re@ten 9lrse
Blind bleiben miro.
9srr Sbpmas Wtfins muroe Dor9e-
fern slei6fols ourd einen uYupcrafer"
in Der Jrantlin Str. sefdbr!i9 on Den
Mu9en Derlpunnet.
No1 mebrere anbere lnfdlIe fonben
iatt, Die ni@t, 10 pieI mir bis iett CT.
fubren, iebr sefdhrli9sr Mrt .paren.
, 1877-12-27

5te9erei. 80. 81, Slorpe ipor
9eitern aaeetIast Sames Sobnlon, far-
big. getoGen 81 1aben. Ser Ner,pun.
bste wnroe Dor Ieinem Souis lisgeno ses
fnnbsn. Die Jran bon Sobnion la9te
Dos 9borpe bei ibr ms Sans binsin
wplie. bod Bop Iie i'm ipeewies, no.
ronI er ar9erIIA Uurbe uno @eualt ee.
bran9sn wOllte. Sic bsldmor, baB lie
seIsben. oaB SbOrpe ibrcn Dram ms9.
rere Dial nit einen Meier sslto6cn.
aRcbyefe 3snsen bsidwOrsn, ooBS9urpe
, 1877-12-27

S6ifffabrt. Tolaenbe S1iffe
famen bier i'm Safen II Sie norpegi1
i6s 8arfe uDa9la," Capt. Go1oemp, BON
Giperponl nit elmer 2ablng Sal5 fir
0cDenport uno Morris.
9ie nornesiihe Varfe rG6nis Oscar
Der 3u.ite" nit 8aIofi #.
, 1877-12-27

.&a9nmnffins." 8orasitern hieI
ten Die p3aeomuifins" bon Mandeiter
ibrsn l1n,sua bier mne sog cine olberor'
benilide Mufmerflalnfeit auf Ii6 Sc no.
rem circa 800 damn ouf fnp6issn 9fsr
Den peer beibdoi9ten Wuuleleln. Sober
bate einen bsIonoeren Mnsue. Die
Woffctt< Maihine mar ~be5on0ers gut.
, 1877-12-27
h'1maaS eener Alarm-C elearapb.

v 40
Ns. 2 Gris Yultsei @tatiun.
Ns. 8 3weite gpIiaei statiun.
80. 4 Tritte Yurisei @tatiun.
Mo. 5 sprig'abaas, 3tf Strass, nabs
Brpab. ''
Mo. 6uooDf anb eabser Soule" gruao
Strabe, 3pilten Der 9ten unb 1Oten.
80. 2 @pribmbaas, Main Ctr. uota.
her 20. wig
Np. 10 @aswsrfe, &pdetts.
10. % Ode Der 12tsm nnb Drain ctr.
Np. IA Gde Der 1Oten uab gsrb ctr.
Ms. Is Gde Der 1isn umb @ars CIR.
SO. 10 @ds SER Yinf anb Main ctr.
Np. ~ Gds Der 28fen unb GIas Ctr.
N0. Il gfe Der 25fen nnb @enabIe Ctr
Mr. % ode Der 17tsn unb Marlbou Ctr
M0' "a Ode Der 17tsn uab Malbiuatou
ctr.
NO. S-5 metropolitan @iien.@ erfe. z
ctr.
N0. 2-6 Gee her 5ten unb Main Ctr.
Np. 81 gde Der 14ten umb Main ctr
No. SO Ode Der 25ten unb Ntaiu CTR
NO. ga Gds Der 13tsn unt Carp ctr
No. 3-5 StabtiiGes @~rmenbans.
Mo. SO &rebfsar Giisns@erfe.
NO. Al eds Der 9ten unb Qeisb Ctr.
NO. 4 2 8rcab Strabs, ede Sail aus.
Np. 4-3 gfs Spring unb yine ctr.
Wp. as Ode ct. Sompa ,nh 1N,..t
Me. 40 Sprlssnbaus, 25le Ctr.
ND. 81 SpriBenbaus, 10 ctr.
No. SO Ode Der gIaY IN @ilmsr Ctr.
ITO. SO Ode Drain unp WiSralonar.
, 1877-12-27

Teuerldrm. Sn Der 61ilIsr-
Sa1e, 8roaofr., bronnte porgeItern ct
mas Bnpier, mas su einen Teuerldrm
NnIab gnb. Berluit unbeoeuteno.
, 1877-12-27
maiDinems Iabrif.

Mae MafGinen.@ rbeiten unb are g(rten
Mai9inen unp &eparaturen werben aemodt.
@les mas in has Mai9insn-5ag iGIaat lit
iiets sprratbis.
9las Nrlen Mdb mafatmen wertsn I'M
Srrnans qebra1t. G%lltptte Nabmo.
l@taen Mabeln gum gerfauf bel,
Slpat, GrcsfeY II. &c.,
SO. 1922, 1924, 1926 u. 1873 @orp1r.
Wab SO. 10 uao Is Sib 15ts ctr.
239 &iHmrabAga
, 1877-12-27

BaF Der 10 Gents 2Mud bel 8amfcre in
Der T~ffGuratipn Der Tobacco Exchange 1T
ansse,ei@net. @erluGt i'm einmhl
, 1877-12-27
Mtt Gtemersabler.

Gits Collectors Sffns)
&i6mpnb, 80. Mosemter, 1877.
Dieles Office pirb Spm 15teu bis s,1,,,
31ften Sc3ember, t%nrtuISe, tGaIid
3ptlts1 pbr Wfrrgens anb 6 l1br @tenbs
p1en isin I'm BON ieeer perlpn. melGe idon Die
feinfr pter ibrcr @tabtltsuer nit peldsr
er pber ls ssi9dbt IL. besablt bic sweite SaIfte
enteeeen5unebmem, unp RAP 10 Yrpssnt ais
CITRATE auf bic anbesablte stpeite Sdifte Der
Steusr 8sl9la9sa tserben uirp, ipenn fe ni9t
tn Der anessebsnsn Belt br3ablt 1T.
Seute ieer1 irsenp ismanb zen baIten Sc.
tras ieiner @iener, bic sr lGuIeet, i'm Mpnat
Sany rigt bs3abIt tatea unb Ole sanseSumms
Der @tsuer nibt bis gum 3lhem December
poer friber beSablel. 70 pirb anf bic aar.e
Surnnte bic er I9uleet cine Citrate bon 20
prpaent etl4lasen iperbsn.
81. 81. @ppbfpn,
lp3l City Collector.
, 1877-12-27

2tR6 peE1tpR =, ppFTI ES rft 2SHt }tl III
em7fanifhen 2ns tTsh " %t'ttrirt, 1t elm aa9a
arinss aistiinseqe:rtffe asr sS-srckner Nse Gebirs
ses Don Ter., MGeIffo mo flolipsia SaIiotnia,
TO ee 4Fonk pah9 ano acOsiht. Sis Norlnsa
aer,R roto,nmsneiren oaiclbe bsa6rNe ais tn
istimalant uno Siuretie IN alien Srauss
bstsn, rvelGe Glide Wfts.d erheid,en. efner bee
steenrnlmsr e~srfsttsn, m6hrcno elmer asunoreifs
kurt Dssrtto uno salieruia rar einigen soaren
srsislt BON sincm ip~asiNbea @atsr urter Dem G;e'
nl Ger @ertDpisesnbeit ha5 Srioinal-Repp ess'
Bubereimna. Tie siMnrbinier ~eciTelten niTsdrcF
% Gam oToensirsn aubIituru in Der {~apFnuns. bah
Elm anvrtannter Mcrte on Ger &dfs S:s filler
Sesans, puri) Ssbrsud, an Der atlantithen Gifs
s~effsieert iperse, Ca fe l~terNuot fss, cob skits
%rImits! as stn @cblthater Dee &sn'bbeit cuia
hit Ssirr anfrhlbarsn eiocnfdaFtsn %erlreifcs
Mb oes-a ,,Graoet, @ott, droniNber GHetIrnatisrrSS,
hmtpisns N3aFssiubt, Slamlenh Soiid, Sbfrues
Epnsn Der Giai,, ser &iercn uno urin1rs Sroone;
esoen Sgspspia ,n,o aIoema'ne @dap1te uno In
5aQen- no Gle esbsrs.raite i'll Ginfcn bee -,
if fen gebrMG1 IND Sr6i9 Se1slbcnS 81
e~irafulSs u1o luIitertroiens N
Sis @lcrisansr baItsn Sc fir en .hiotut,
sifJ-sS.o'Nnattt Don Searbute.
@%ebroud,S. egnsosiFnns.
=. Gin Siuretie stmn ee!SNI rolf tn srr,d s
&enslaie oo1 9adsrlpaHtr brci,nal Hcs Saos, soe
Ar Mahs,eit. als elm Gtimulont. son einsra
kalEen bis III sintm oap zen SScin9tats "9a nit eta
Gcnio SHaaAer 70 oft oils nct>i9.-
@nninire pen Gicoel ouf Gem Gtoten frrosdF.
DIG uno @esr,sAe. sitS aggs Saislbs porbsr MIDI
aalle a)reis ntrp po'a ut,. gist.rfSlrles1a fir ofS
ksrsn s .afHen mao Sifsa bssepat. asun Ntsesb0
aEcldne6ruNpt Wrroeus
, 1877-12-27
Hbeiapeafe unb Sbip Gi1enbabu.

Gbeiaseate unb Sbip giftnbabn,,
@adaster-D parten,ent
@ian1rnp, ga, /. 3e3eiaber, 1876. 4.
an nnb tot9 scna B.. 9esember, 1876.
fabren bic Yafas!er.3aae, p,e fpIst:
, 1877-12-27
USgS sIfrEz9I CEItEzTE] ,rya
eM2NHg @-nSs@Sl g
SHihmonS. Oolf Hiper uno Gbelapeafe
Gilenbabn Company.
Sabrplan Der 3tise. +,

Dnr9 p%affaatere.
800 81. 50 @erldbt Gitn,pab' 9tentaa, 9nnnrritoa
mo SnnitGben0. 0erbtl,bet In yHei
gptnt mt benz y an,pfsr Savanna" fir ais
le pnntts an benz Yrrf Silver unb galtt-
more. M~rtunftin Baltimore um 8 g. M.:
~Serbthfet init 8dbnlinien til gDalbinotpn'
philadelphia, Stem gprf, 8efpn inns aGes
wtlit9en punfte' gsrttne t nit 3iget
rer Mthinere unb petersburg uab Gbeias
psate unb Sttp @ifesbatncn.
Ourh Grabt.
$500 8. 81. @erldBt &t6mpnb 9feustoo. 1nuurri4on
INN Sannnhr,In Ma6t Ntrbintunssn M t
Saniptern tn 9oeff ppiHt fur SiuE. 9dntuns
6en' baltimore nnc ale fefi lde Vunfts.
.Wfddi Verttnsla3en tn 9tiG menb nit Biz
gen Der Ntdrhpno unp 0anpiIe, 81 d,1enb
nne Vsfersturs, unb ebefapeaie uab Sbip
Gtienbabnfr. "
2ofal p%a1fagtere.
500 ". M' Weriast &ihmsnb taoli9 (5pnntass aus.
ssnpninen)
2Dfal Graht.
900 Q. 81. gerIdst .Ntdnpnb Montaa. Mittrnd,
= Sno gfciIas. Maat gsrtintuna en- in
S8fit Print nit benz Darnpftr Sits" fir
que Garorneen an ben Wiatttpput uni
gaaunfp 5lifen. -"
Dnr9 gaffagiere, 5H
1000 9. 30. @nfunft in Ridnisnb Sienifoo. 7otr,r
lfa9 uhp Snttabeno; Madt Dsrbintur
gen hif 3ueen Der Jlibtnpno ueb Ieters
Dars uaS e%befapeafe une Sbip Gifsnbab..
men Der eatnpfer uSaeana" serlaet
gaitirtrre spn gte 144 Gtsbt Ctr Ion.
dag, assit,.od) uns Treitss I'm 4 y. ".
Wtd0 Verbtneungen NIT 8ieen Spa Ibna.
nelpb a, Mem gprf uab ~peltlihen 9iabsu,
nnt tn @sf gpint NIT Slsen fir G~idn,prS
unb fent Stben.
Dur6 8radt. ~
CHS u. 30. Intunft in 8tamptb 9iruifan, Simmer.
tag unb Snnnabenn. Madt 8e1 binbun-
&sn N eoet 9eint NIT benz Camper Dol,
fl gelttntrre. Miatt Serb nbuneea nit bsn
NtTfnpnb inb GauStue, NtGnpnb unb 9e.
tersbur1, une ebeiapeafe unb Sbiu Gifens
babaen. Etr4 IN. '
Spfal paffagiere.
81. anfunft in Gi6n,pnb, tdsIib, ausoeupn,,
men spnntas. Mstt WubtpSunnsn
NIT BEN .Htdinrnb unb petersburg, INT
@geiapsafr unS Sbip @ifenta9nsn. !" w
2pfaI Sra t..
400 81. 81. Infunft in gtidrtpat g1ontno. sDittt,o n
,ine Nreitas. Mabt 9erbinbuHaen in 9s:G
a.l5 Point nit rem alnpfer !, SITS" son Ten Gan
eaneen Der Ntattippni anb 9amunfts
5laftn. l4t ~
Seine 5ra5t mad pter spn gldssn fisrt6 ypn Mid.
n,one ftro ~an9snomner Die gSagen fabren Surd ~
9neff gptnt mad Ailanta. w.
Die niehrtgfen prftfe, s,r1ttioe Sonbb,
bun9 lnb 6 @nelisteil ~earantirt
n4prou6p. StlS pf latitg" nit edrantlrten Roteu
mad alien nSrsi.den unb tpefli1en pIasen noe, ben aus.
eegeben.
Sabriarten sssrhsn s%erfauft fir aus nSrbliasn, 81.
ltteh tnb rreitlihen i lasen. ~
{, Sabrtarte gu batsn in Der @eneraI GifenbabnsIid ei
1aentnr, $40 Wtataftr., i'm Grbonae SpteI uns an,
Ntdn,pns, 8a. Ap>
ID nm .. 3. Douglas, eust.
, 1877-12-27

@olb 16loB 9eitern Mittag in Netp
Dort nit 1923.
, 1877-12-27

Den sonSen AbsnNa,u bnuie gemslrn lei.
Der SAT- wuroe bis S%onnabenh oels
ihpben unb 9borpe unter $500 Siirs.
Idaf. fir iein Grl6cinen 9eItclt.
, 1877-12-27

Warnnng por d.
te 0anfnoten. M,ts @oibinaton
miro eemelHst, bob gsfdlidte Tiinf=Ool'
larnoten Ser srf fen Nationalbanf Don
S%nnoper, ga., unb Der eriten NotiOnal.
bonf bon S%amaquc, 3d., i'm l%tmluufs
lino. Sic Tiinfoo[larnnten bieier bel.
ben Banfen lolten BON Seoermat1n sa.
riidacpieien weroen uno Die Better 1ol-
der Noten bisielben an bag Staotsbes
portsment einljefern. 8eioe 8anfen
erbaIten feline Siinfoonurnoten mebr.
Muf ben faIIhen Soften Der erieu Natio
nolbonf BON Sanaper itebt, om unteren
&anoe ract opprobeb Sune 3, 1874, "
wdbrsnb auf Der d6ten oas Datum oes
25. Gebrlar 1868 febt.
, 1877-12-27

@terbIiGfettS~ geridt. @s
fanten pdbrenb Der lesten @rd)e 20 Ipb.se
laIe b%isrielbt fat, nainlid: @eiBe 4, 6ar'
tiee 16; Maanli9 10; @eiblt9 10.
Mtsr-1 Sag bis 80 T. 1 Mpuat bis 6 2,
3 Monat tts IL 1, 1 Sabr bis 3 3, 3Sab.
bis 5 2, 5Sabre bis 10 1, 10-201, 20 S.
3O3, 80 $40 2, 40 $500, SO $50
2, 60 SO 2, 1870 0, 90-100 O, lln,
befannt 0.
Gtanb-2ebis'' -, @ertsiratbst g. @it-
bel !, @itwen 1, llabsfannt @.
Geturtsprt = Scr. Staaten 20. Deutl9
LAMB , Jranfrei9b , l1nbefannt
Bpbauns-@tabt l., Marltaa @arb 4.
SsFsrlpn @arb 2, Mabilpn @art 0, Mpn
rpeBarb 5, Clay @arb 0, Sadlcn @arb 7
Mrmenbaus 4, Staat@sfGnsnib 5u'pttal.
Se,dcinist- &esulars @srste 10, @prcnsr
0, gsarb Of Ssaltb 4, irresulare Merate O..
s. 9. gabell, 81. ..
praFpent r8parb Of 5eaItb.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04

the bare mention of it. The
adoption Of the ordinance sub-
nitting the question to the people
was victory for Millodgeville. 1t
is said to have been due largely to
the energy anl activity displyed by
Senator Furman, of Millodgoville,
who was also q member Of the
convention. Senator Furman is q
grad uate of the South Carolina
University, and there he displayed
the same ability that has since dis :
tinguished him. Whenever the
Senator fairly sets himself to work,
things are bound to move.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04
FoR The News AND HERALD.
The Bird.

Pretty bird, you little mite,
DO you but move onward in flight,
Singing your sweet merry lay,
All through the long warm summer day ?
Reating now and then on branch,
Or from it startled quickly launch
Far up in the bright aerial sky,
Or down again in the fields of rye.
singing your very sweetest to mo,
from among the limbs of the old oak tree.
Cheering my sad and lonely mind
oh!httle bird, you ore SO kind.
What do you do when rain pours down.
ana lightning and thunder arc all around ?
ID, DO you go to your nest, to your little one
I'LL from behind the olond you see the sun;
Oh ! how wish that was FREQ.
ana GOULD fly and hop around y it'll thee.
!, You'd sing all day to that Glorious KIM
VINO in His goodness and greatness has
made every thing.
ETA L. WorrEs
Winnsbor", So. Ca, August Is, 1877.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04
Our Georgia Cousins.

The Georgia Convention has
adopted n State Constitution which
is pronounced by it's admirers a
masterpiece of kind. Salaries are
reduced to the lowest limit. Legis-
lative sessions are viennial, and no
special Legislation is permitted.
Tho homestead is reduced to six
teen hundred dollars, with the right
OF waiver of thirteen hundred. The
further division of counties is
prohibited. Stringent regulations
nre prescribed for increasing the
State debt. The habeas corpus act
shall in no case be suspended. The
homestead provision and the ques-
tion Of the State capital will be
submitted to a separate vote by the
people. Milledgeville and Atlanta
are rival aspirants. AS Milledge,
vile was the old capital, and as il
contains q handsome State~house
and oapaoious public buildings,
while Atlanta has none, and as
Millodgeville is more centrally
located, the argument appears to
be in favor of change, although
Atlanta, of course, howls Justify at
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04
SPECIAL NOTICES,
Why Will You Pine Away Z

WITHOUT A PARALLEL The demand for
Dr. j. Bradfeld's Female Regulator is
beyond precedenr In tho rnnals Of popu,
lar remedies, Orders come in SO thick
and fast that the Proprietor has hereto
fore been unable to fill thom oil. Ho is
complete by which he is prepared to
manufacture Female Regulator on scale
equal to the emergency, and tho public
may feel assured that their wants may
now be supplied. Physicians of high
rcpnto are using this great remedy, in
duly practice. all over Goorgia. IIerenf-
ter no woman need suffer from suppressed.
suspended or irregular menstruation,
This valuable medicine Is prepared by
j. Bradtield, Atlanta, Ga., and sold at
sl,50 per bottle by DIR. W, Il. AIKEN.
aug 28-2w
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04
BRIC-A-BRAC.

The song of the book ~keeper-
"a charge to keep [ have"
The bard of the European war
bom-bard.--Chicago Journal.
When Gen. Tory visits Sitting
Bull it will be a Terry-Bull meeting.
Those who visit mountainous
country soon get used to the climb.
it,
Who can tell tho value of smile7
-EaohGage. The bar tender.-
Boston Globe.
Circus posters aIo SO few this
year that Jersey City goats look thin.
---,Star.
The car >punoh is failure, too.
Only the milk-punoh is left us now.
Tho telegraph companies will pool
their earnings, and thus give pool
back to cheap telegraphy.
"Great contest after two months
of married life-Which shall bo
speaker of the house."
''The new postal card can't be
beaten. ."-Enchange. Of course
not; no one thinks of licking n pos
tai card.-,PhiladeloAia Bulletin.
Tho editor says while he was in
prison for ibeling a justice Of tho
peace, he was requested by the Jail
or "to give the prison puff"
Tt is about time to havo a conten-
NAL anniversary of tho day Billy
Patterson was struck.
Annie Louise Cary has been sing
ing in church choir ut Durham,
Maine. Nothing like having an eye
to the Maine chants, you know
Ingenuity is rapidly creeping over
the South. An artificial frogs legs
factory has been started in Mem
phis, Mutton is the base. Thus
is the onee postrate land Of the
Magnolia arising like a giant to
take her place among the industrial
leaders of the oarth.-Graphic.
A contemporary explains "Why
Young Men Loave the Farm :" but
he doesn't say that many of them
leave it to see their girls in q neigh-
boring village, and othors leave it to
go to the city to see the Elephant"
and come back with headache ten
feet in diameter, and their pocket
books minus 1926 or so.-Norristo,c,s
Herald.
Died recently in London plucky
and witty French lady, who, few
days after the revolution of 1848,
ventured to drive out in q carriage
with armorial bearings. She waa
hooted and mobbed, and one patriot,
taking handful of filth from tho
gutter, smeared it over the panels,
crying: ''That for your arms. ="
"Ah, you have substituted yours"
said the lady. fg3i
We still hear occasionally of the
tender, passionate, worshiping lover,
who lies in ambush for the idol Of
his hearts affections, and cuts her
head off with hatchet because she
will not marry him. 1t is getting
to be safer for a girl to shoot man
when he proposes, than to reject him.
And that possibility makes it very
unpleasant for the man when he
asks. "-Un'nheye
Mr.. Labouchere, who owns three
theatres and the London Truth,
says: "In America young ladies are
accustomed to sit all day in darken-
ed rooms in order to bloocb tbao-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04

JAMES GoRDoN BENNETT S report
ed to be engaged to q French
countess.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04
DUE WEST FEMALE COLT,EGM

NJ EXT college year opens October 1st.
NJ. Inculty same as last year-full.
painting. Location retired and hnoithr I,,"
Eaition apd board, including fuel onJ
washing, for college year, sI72 Ex xtros @
~ reasonable rates. For circular oonI
TO j. !. BONNER, Preside dent'
aug 2l-x6w 4la q - ''' NJ "
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04
ERSK,lNE COLLEGE,
DUE WEST. 8 n

DoH WEST, 5. @.
ME of the oldest institutions in tha
s.,s,, Msaa5e. Established in 1880. Loeal;tv ill.,,
& Erema;Tkably sen;i i,ts healthy. Faculty comniets,
Terms Is fsr ost9bs ;lstoloses July Sd
including board and tuition. i"''o year.
ana % ~, ". M. GRIER,
N" President
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE PRoBATE Counr.
4n,f .3 August 81, 1877.
hHE creditors holding claims aeains.
.A-g the aestate Of Henry r.. Crumpton'
lee eased,b are required by order of this
con rt 70 establish their demands .beforo
me fattairheld Court House on or bafora
he first day Of Novem bor next. o'S
90 o. r. THOMPSON,
avg N'-aW Judge Of Probate.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04

The PEOPLE of Virginia arc going
to vote en- musse for Holiday thus
dispelling the ancient belief that
<'Ole Virginny nebber tires"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04

Tho extra term in Richland was
hold moroly in order that the grand
jury might pass upon the indictments
preferred against the Radical thieves.
acquisitions will be made for those
absent from the State, and thoy will
lie tried at the next term.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04

CAss CARPENTER has como to
grief again. He had two claims,
one for 81, ,720, and one for $1,784,
each paid twice, besides which he
stole n thousand dollars each in
twenty claims by pretixing the
figure 1 before the hundreds as
the bills were first approved. True
bills have been found against him.
Hoge, Scott, Patterson and Owens
have had several additional true
bills found against them. The
work goes bravely on.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04

KERsFAw COUNTY has redeemed
herself from Radicalism. Fairfield
will echo back the paeans of victory.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04

Roscoe CoNKLING, who has little
use for Hayes, now admits that
Tildon was elected. A report was
prevalent ut tho time of the elec
torial commission that Conkling at
first Threatened to vote in tho
Senate against admitting the vote
of Louisiana, but that through
persistent bulldozing he was in
duced to simply refrain from voting
at all.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04

In VIEW of the possibility of the
Popo's death occurring ut any
moment it has been arranged that
the Cardinals may elect u new popo
either within twenty four hours or
some longer period. The fear is that
if any considerable notice be given
the crowned hoads of Europe may
have time to collect tho Cardinals
in their respective dominions and
by sending them to the college, to
control the election.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04

The PHILADELPHIA Times thinks,
"What is really needed in this
country is political platform that
will guarantee the farmer q tre~
mcndous price for his -four, and
also assure the worlingman that
lie shall have his bread for almost
nothing. Such platform would
rake in all tho clements and sweep
the country like wildGre."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-09-04

Mr.. Labouchere, who owns three
theatres and the London Truth,
says: "In America young ladies are
accustomed to sit all day in darken-
ed rooms, in order to bleach them-
selves"