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The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-25
THE BEST EVIDENCE.

The following letter from Rev. T.. s.
Best, Pastor Of the NJ. E. Church, Notic,
Mass, will bo read with gi4at ,,lt,,,.t ~
many physcinns; also taos. su rr";, ,
from the snmc disease ns afflicted the ;o,
OF the Rev j.. 5. Best No rcer;an ~,
doubt this testimony, ns there is no lcu!t
about the curative power Of NEGETlNE:
NATIcK. Mass, Jan. lst, 1878.
MIR. II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sir-We have good reason for re-.
gardinI your VEGET1NlS n m,i;;c;no nf
tho greatest value. We feel nssur,h thnt
| II has been the means of saving our sons
life. He is now seventeen years Of o"c.
for hls leg. caused by Rcrofulous affection
| and was 30 far reduced that neoriy oll
who saw him thought his recovery i'm mos
slble. A council ofablo physicians couId
give US but tho faintcst hope of his cxcr
rallying; two of tho number dcclor;nu
that he was beyond the rcnch f humoS
remedies, that even amputa.ion could
not save him, as no had no. yjror
enough to endure the operation. Just
,LI9 hmeh we commenced giving him VEGl.-
TINE, and from that time to tho nrnsnnt
no has been continuously improyiny. IIe
has lately resumed studies, thrown away
ms crntches and cane, and walks nbont
cheerfully and strong
| ihongh there il still some dischorpe
from the opening whore his limb wos
ianeod, we have tho fullest confdonc, tboi
in little time he will be perfectly cured
no ma taken about three dozen bottles
OF VEGErINE, but lately uses but little
rs he declares he is too we'll to be tnkino
medicine. '"N''e
Respectfully yours,
| .. f. S. BEST.
. Mrs. l.. G. +. BEST,
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II ts compound extracted from 1a:,%.
roots and herbs. Ii is a:.!rr's Hrur;y.
1t is perfectly hnrmlcas from an> L.;
effect upon the system. It j.; nouri>!ir,,
'nd strengthening Ii nr;n directly Srnn
tho blood. 1t quits tho '.,ryous sysi"m
IT gives yon good sweet sleep ut ninit.
1t il great rnnaccn for oar aged fn,,.:.,s y
and mothers. for it gives thrm strrurt!:,
HWets their nerves and gives ti!"m mn
lures sweet sleep as has been proved b.
many an aged pc rSon 1t is the ulr,t
Blood Purifier. 1t is sootlinr remedy
for our children. 1t hes relieved ami
cured thousands. |: is very plea m,nnt t.
take every child likes it. 1t rclic> g.. rnG
cure, all discusses originating from impure
blood. Try the NEGErlNE. Give i. IL
fair trinl for your complaints then You
will say to your friend, naighhor and ne
quaintance, ''Try it; it hns cured me-"
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-25

N. B.--Those persons indebted 70 us arc
hereby notified to come forward and mnko
payment ut once, or they will find their
accounts in the hands Of An officer for
collection. We need our money and must
have it.
nova JOHNSTON & PErTIcREW.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-25

Col. Pennington, of who hos beon
atationol at Marion Courthouse with
a command Of twenty-five soldiers
for three lnonths past, left on tho
18th, with his company for Smith
vile, N. 9. Tho .Sttr saws that Col
bennington has shown himself a
gentlemen us woll us soldier, and
no and his family have made many
friends among the host ,,e ,ple Of The
county. The comnsEl hslo depot
ed themselves well during their stay
and no anxiety was felt on their uc
count, except by tue colorcd people,
who did not tindin them the friends
and brothors they expected.
Court is now in session in Nr,rl
boro. W. w. Sellers, Esq, the now
solicitor, is in attendance, and by his
ability und energy has proven that
by his election the State will suffer
no detrimont and tho offenders will
be properly prosecuted. Worry little
civil business will DO transacted an
there seems to be general desire
to postpone everything until our
political affairs are scttled. During
this term of court Judge Townsend
will hear argument upon the leyuli-
ty of tho election 30 fnr us county
officers arc concerned, and will,
doubtless, render u speedy dccision
Und. the head OF "NVhiStemol e.sm
for tho week. the IlmD,onsyillo
Ne'cs gives u dozen instances Of
petty thefta, robbciies, horse steal
ing and incondiarism, Which occur
red in Darlington County,;u,ing She
week ending Thursday tic iD;i;.
The names of the s,ti'crcrs fjon.
burglary and tho amounts of their
losses arc as follows Rov. S. n.
Rlcha rdson, nine pieces Of meat !;
W. IL. Davis, 600 pounds pork :.
Z. Anderson, tho pork and lard from
five hogs DR.. j M. Byrd, $3.50
worth of goods Mr.. a. Is. Bri;ilow,
a silver watch. Mr.. j. Is. Cou,'t,Iry
had an OK stolen from him. Mr..
John Harrington lost horse. The
store Of Mr.. Ralph MrLcndon, at
Cartorsville, was destroyed by an
lncendiary fire on 14ih, instant, with
Its entire contents. Thee boys VINO
wero sleeping in the store barely
escaped with thoir lives. NJ.
McLendon lost evon his books. On
Tuesday night the 10Th, inst, two
negro rut1ians broke into tie Gvel
ling of Mr.. Joshua Morrci!, uf Tim
monsvillo, and made desperate
attempt to assassinate and rob him.
MIR. Morrell was awakened c,;rly in
tho night by the stampin ~ OF fectin
the piazza. lIo started IL get ,ln,
b1tbefore erecoveripg himself the door
was burst open and tho two villains
entered, seized him by the tilro,t
gagged and chokcd him. Mr.. Nor
roll grappled with them, and Sue
cecdcd several times in removing the
hand from his throat, VIXEN he would
hoiloo for help. Finding t!,at tAoy
had found more than they had bal-
Sainod for, ana probably being
frightened at the scremas uF Nh
Morrcll and his wife, they iIurol
him loose and rctroatrl. Mr.. Nor
rcll would have shot Them, but N,y
were too far cone before he cAutn
recover and set his gan.
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ATTENTION ALL!

GREAT pA:.KlUpr SAIL OF JEwr!IlY
On receipt Of 80 cents We will a,nd b,
mail, postpaid, AL O: the following ,.iacr.;
OF Jcwc.ry, viz: pair Gold Plated "n /!
engraved Sleeve Buttons, one SET Cola
Trout Stint Studs. ; loi;,r Stai, Wed
ding H,i!g, Roll Pas" " WAtcA Chain au,,
E"nta K osc tovt Scarf Pm. We nt. +
this Br"nt bnr;.in merely to draw u,trn-
tion to our bUsinHs1,n, W have all Lir,iH
OF watches and j"Mri,y at low price,.
Send for Catalogue.
Coils u Co., ,jJ broadway, n. Y. City.
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u U.S& Ty.:Ss IL Ii tSs;TS.E

"tlmnln'cs the seer tiv" or-nns. thus puri-
sylnS the birJinni sttis ing ut he .uoi us'
ai'caau. It is tho III ..li,ru.t cx.r.,,:t OF
the plant O; that name lutiui IN Bgnzit
and is one OF the most wOndntl tonic,
aud inrt5or,!"ra nown. II will make
the Liver active, resist Digestion, purify
the Blood, restore Wig t"c,,. nii,i,iud
and Is u certain rcn ciy; for al disease, Of
a hcr"!ulnns natmc. Fry IL. For ;S,lc
by Druggists. Wholesale by
q. =. CRIT !::;rnH, SiALil Avenue, n. Y.
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.t.i sz.3.sLss:..,. NsI.&3

* .El2,s.s&lkkESsaQf5EEsIg j.,
Can he cured. Nhy2
because wo have
cured hundreds Of
cases, soInc of them
bv,'ig given over to
die by AL rhysir;ans
OF other schools of
pc":l'ce. COnSuInp-
lion il 4 disease of
the Sirpa&SaHCS and
over tWo-tlirdS OF
the cases. arc caused
by Cltarrh. Wo
| guarantee u cure II
You will come in sea-
son,
:. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| Dr. Townscnd's Ok
| y&"uH;cd Air will
| purify tho blood in
cn"-Lh;rd tho time
t:,:'"HyuthcrKuoWn
rc.Aruy can. Nhy?
Observation-Disclosures
yE"n",cd Airit cnrs
direct to tho Lungs
and passes through
/ lie tissues and
comes in diTeC1 con-
tuct with the lioOd
a. i. il forced into
the !,nng3 hythc uc-
tinn Oitnr heart. MI
tI~h!nO:! inOurvc.n3
returns to tho heart
every four nl.nutca
il t!.n blood jS good,
ana forced from tho
heart to tho l,inGa,
and tho moro Oxy-
;:rn you iu.,r.o into
the lungs the T,oro
purifytGo blood.
when Oxygen comes
IN contact with tho
Impurities In tho
Blood it carhOn!Zcs
and barns, causing
the blood to be heat
cI So taut it Nvurins
q Ncry part or
the body, a. It, ,:oea
On It's revolutions
through tHc&yStcnl.
ifyOur blood i'puro
y0iC"'inOt DO sick.
We GrivG Mercury
and ailOthcrimpGri-
ticSuutoi the blood.
ElarantcctO pu-
rlfytho b!r0din one
third he ti,ucof any
Osh"rknGwn remedy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21

Colonel Robert G.. lngersoll, the well
known infdel lecturer, recently chal,
lenged the religious world to prove that
either Thomas Paine or Voltaire recan-
ted his convictions on his death bed, or
died exhibiting remorse on account OF
his teachings The New York Observer
accepted the challenge, and offered to
prove it in regard to one or both. Colo
mel lngersoll having returned to Peoria,
Illinois, and heard of the acceptance,
says he will Immediately deposit 1000
in gold in bank, subject to the order of
DR., Prime, when Endorsed by the tribu-
nal, which shall consist of three men--
one to be chosen by lngersoll, one by
Prime and third by the agreement of
the two. Colonel lngersoll adds From
the date of accepting this offer you may
have the ninety days to collect and pre-.
sent your testimony, giving me notice
of time and place of taking dispositions.
| shall have like time to take evils
dence upon my side, giving you like no.
tice, and YOU shall then have thirty days
to take further testimony in reply to
what may offer The case shall then
be argued before the persons chosen;
and their decision shall be final as to
us, If Paine and Voltaire died filled
with childish and silly fear, want to
know it, and | want the world to know
it, On the other hand, if the believers
in superstition have made and circula,
ted these cruel ISLANDERS concerning the
mighty dead, want the world to know
that.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21

The Reno (Nevoda), journal tells the
fate of squaw named Mary, who left
her husband Sam to live with brave
named Jim, About fifty Piutes includ
ing several squaws, escorted her to the
hill Just back Of Washoe lake, Saturday
evening, September LIST, whore, safe
from Caucasian intrusion, they made Il
huge pile of sage-brush, and after tying
her firmly in the middle of it, set it on
fire, then commenced war-dance
around the scene of cremation, in which
all joined except Jim--Sam being very
fierce in his leaps and yells The
screams of Mary added to the zest Of
the dance jim, meantime, sat quietly
by and seemed an Indifferent spectator
to what was going on When the body
of the unfortunate Mary had been re-
duced to ashes Sam expressed himself
satisfied and they dispersed, The
warriors threatened their squaws with Il
similar fate if they We're not more dis
Greet in their conduct
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THE STATE OVER.

Washington ComiG--COtton plcl'ers
are in demand,--'lhe citizens VIII
take vote Ms to whether hogs, sheep
and goats shall be- allowed TO run az
large Tho Banner says that Bren'
ham has two kinds Ol cotton buyers f.,
the regular and irregular The latter
II condemns as being Injurious TO that
section
Tlrral Ca0tL-'Iho saloon'keepers
Of puutheWillc have formed a union,
HIS licensed her dancehouses.
More work Tor the Rev, Gmnt.--' The
Fort Is supromely happy. She has u
swearing Chinaman The Democrat
SAYS that u party Of eXcurslonists left
Auburn, New York, on the 18th, for
Texas,
Huris (oupta-fIouNon had her
first uorthcr Sunday, Directly after
the storm at Galveston, the bayou At
Houston rose several leet.---During
the late storm u number Of sea gulls
were driven M far inland M Houston,
Two negroes named James Darling
and BID Williams had m alteration,
WHEN Darling seized an ak and inflicted
two severe cuts on Williams head, Oar.
ling twas arrested and released on bond.
NcLnum ComH--'rhe Examiner
boosts Of the fertility of the country
surrounding Waco The military OF
Waco amuse themselves by praoticing
ut target shooting, During the late
storm at Galveston, Waco was visited by
n high dry wind No damage done, ---
Rev, Samuel King continues telling the
Wacocs in series Of lectures what
he knows about Europe,--WOco has
a new paper called the Daily Tele-
phone The Waco university has
one hundred and forty students,
Graysaa County The infant wonder
gives q grand anniversary ball on the
24th, in honor Of the seventh year OF
its existence. THE Sherman Courier
says the girls Of that place will leeI
slarched M ~ when their base ballist'
lick the Gainesville club They will
necessarily be naughty in their manners
aCterwards.--rhe News says that the
farmers around Gainesville will bring
their cotton to Denison,----The policC
OF Dcnison are given turning over ioi
too frequently awesting persons fol
trivial technical oilenses
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21

A PAINFUL stiffness reigns along the
line OF the Dallas and Wichita, and d
deep disgust has settled down upon
those unfortunate wights who pay rail.
road taxes We learn that the presi
dent has received letter from the sec,
rotary Of the Kansas Rolling Mill Com,
pany, to the effect that if something is
not done Immediately they will remove
the iron. lie asks Captain CASTOR to
say whether the claims will be waived
or not If not, he wishes to make other
disposition of the iron. Now, unless
the Pointer and Obenchain claim is
raised, we may bid farewell to the road
fol- the present. We do not assume to
say that the claim should be raised but
1t is very unfortunate that any such obs
stacle should stand in the way. This
may, however be only pretext on the
part of the rolling mill people. We
have had so many pretexts to delay the
road, that we have grown into the habit
Of looking with distrust at every new
one suggested.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21
The Picayune ON Hayes.

New Orleans Picayune: That he ha.
been forced into a position to which he
was not called is lamentable circum.
stance but ii he discharges its duties
faithfully, nevertheless, we should be
most ungenerous to remind him of his
misfortune Mr.. Hayes presidency has
no party significance at all. lie is the
only man who has held the presidential
office within our generation who has
had an opportunity TO deal with public
questions ON their merits, without re-
spect to party prospects or personal as
plrations. So for as we can see he has
done so, and he has adopted the views
Of his opponents almost IN toto. The
candidate OF the republicans is presi.
dent OF the democrats Shall the dem.
ocrats attack the champion Of their pol
icyf Shall the republicans assail the
chosen leader Of their party2
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Tweed Peash,ps.

Tweed is telling the story of his off.
cial life before the investigating com.
mittee Of the New York board of alder.
men. Whatever his motives may be"
says the New York World. "he is max,
ing a simple and honest statement Of
his political history The story is con,
tinned from day to day, and is told in
answers TO interrogations by the CON,
mittee. Tweeds first fall from grace
was due not 50 much to ayarice az 10
political zeal. One false step lead to
another, until the path TO downright
rascality was found. Tweed's true
story will strip the mask Of hypocrasy
from many faces and send many men
IN confusion from the political arena
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21

WELL, here we have the Sherman
Daily courier at lase and if its future
numbers bear any sort of resemblance
to this, its initial number we predict
for it useful and honorable career.
The paper would do honor to any city
in the land, and we trust sherman will
serve her own best interests by giving
Bro, Crooks hearty and liberal sup
port If the Courier is sustained, and
we believe it will be- it will prove of inn
mense service to Sherman. May the
fullest and most satisfying success att
tend we, Bro Crooks, and here's TnE
HERALD's hand, and where that goes,
be assured the heart goes too, Mr.. j.
N. Bartholow has charge of the local
department..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21

Tue recent Van Zandt escapade illus.
trates most clearly the usefulness of the
state militia as at present organized. 1t
is the opinion of many citizens of both
Wills Point and Canton, that for the
presence of the Dallas military fight
would have ensued. While the soldiers
trade is war, yet his highest duty is to
preserve the peace. This is certainly
an office, grateful to the feelings OF
every properly constituted man and
good citizen. Let our leading citizens
all over the state by every reasona-
BILE means at hand foster and en-.
courage the militia. In times of tur.
MOL and danger the safely OF society
depends largely upon our brave militia.
Let this fact be not forgotten,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21
The Other side of the Surrender.

An eastern radical paper, speaking Of
the Grafton of Senator Ingalls, to the
peripatetic spirit of John Brown, ex>
claims in apparent bitterness of spirit
The surrender to the south is perfect,
ed y We think the announcement is
premature. The carpet baggers have
surrendered nothing as yet, although
there is movement on foot to make
some of them disgorge large share of
their ill-gotten gains Millions of dol,
lars have been swept away, no one
knows whore.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21
The Result of tho Maine Election.

Globe>DemocMt The race between
rcpublicansm and democracy in Maine
was m uncommonly lively one, and
good time was made by both parties,
If the same rate Of decrease is kept up,
the republican party will be totally
wiped out in about three years and a
half, while the democratic party will
last perhaps four years, If an election
should come of in the intervening six
months, Maine would 90 democratic
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21

Dr. Hans Won Bulow, the pianist
says: I'll stop practice for one day
notice it in my playing if | stop two
days my friends notice it; if stop three
days the public notice it - 1t is differ
ent with the young man who practices
down the street. If he stops for one
day the whole neighborhood notices it,
and feel like paying him five hundred
dollars to never begin again. If he
doesn't stop for two days, the neighbors
ask the police to notice it as a nuisance;
and if he doesn't stop for three days,
they get down their shot-guns and 20
cunning for him.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21

We have the word of that wide.awake
and truthful journal, the Hamilton
Hea'd, to the effect that immigrants
will find an abundance of wheat and
corn in that fine county, the farmers
having made the best crop which has
rewarded their efforts for many years.
There'is no better county on the fronN
tier, and we trust it will get its full
share of the incoming tide of immi-
grafton
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University of Virginia

OPENS OCTOBER 4; continues ,h.o,,,.,.
nine months. IL is orgsnized in scbonis ~,
lhe elective system, with full coursss ~
CIassies, Science with Practice in Cbemicsi
ana Physical Laborstoriesl, Literatnr,.. a.
Law Law Medicine, Engineering, Natural ;,is.
nIy, and Practical Agriculture. Expensas
unciuding everything about s5a1. hnniy
ior catalogue to JAMES p. HARRIsOSX
Di Chairman of the Faculty. Postof,ira
University OF Virginia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21

WE ARE relieved TO know that sam
Randall did not write the platform OF
the Pennsylvania democracy, NeverN
theless, we still adhere to our first
ticket. A sonlhern man for apoNkor
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21

Tue experience Of Austin with radi'
cal mayor makes the people there all
anxious to effect an organization of the
party, so that its strength could be
used in securing u democratic munich
pal government. The Gd:ctic warmly
advocates the measure, while the States
man equally as warmly opposes it, Com
ment would be superhuous.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21

ONE is greatly relieved to be told
authoritatively that the local editor
of the Sherman Courier ia not Osmar
pasha, nor one of the green choeses
now playing lunar role to Mars
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damages

TnE recent storm was very severe all
down the coast nj Rockport especially
All our accounts owing to the wires
being down, are AZ yet very moagro and
unsatigiactorv
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21

tbs San Antonio HroH writeth
against the sin of divorce, Too late
neighbor, Brigham is dead but if alive
we doubt if he would have found time
to wade through your exhaustive ar"
L
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21

THE Daily T5lcphopc has made It's APP
pearance at Waco. Waco dailies, ex'
cept the Examiner, have proved to be
shortlived. 1t remains to be seen il
the Telephone will prove to be the ex'
ception
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21
DALLAS, TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING - SEPTEMBER n,

Mus LGGiEWsr, the widow Of Louis
LoGiersc, who was fatally injured by
the cars on the san Antonio road some
months since, has recovered $4,000
Ia,,o,,os
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21
Valuable Mi! Property
FOR 5ATAu.
oher at private sale my mill, known A.
TRINITY MILLS"

9S,J,t,uaied Immediately on The Dailas an,
nil 1T, IaliifOtd, near ths county line Ia.
mites irom Dallas. The mill h new All ~ n,
E foyr p b CaPacit lOl barreli per twenty.
track from mill / viii sell The min ia d,i
a1ss ana store'house, or any attan,itr
y. Ihnd with II, IN ~ seven h,,;
TIvu aces, 70 Accommodate purcbassr
abnn, - nne farm ON the ian ;. greai
ton for stock -fes,iink In e1onsn ,iSe ioea
n,,o, As nave not capital TO operate
~, VIII sell this property for an infersst1
a., a. lyN ngares, part cash and Losg ri,fp IN
one das iiainuer; l mean business, as any
So b,' ,. ING large paying Investment ra1
sdt 1g applying early to me on the prefnlsss
or ar,,,,,. ,,,,, Dr. Roy 3. SCOTT,
,,a. iiinIy NILS" Dallas Comfy, TeRss.