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CHbAhNNSyERry SALE OF vAauABlx I'M.
~ fkON ed REAL ESTATE o STREET,
bEaMEEN lSJH AND 19sH STREETS
NUhIH W EST, AND ON PENNSYLVANIA
SSrnbENuE, BETWEEN nth AND ISrH
SShEKhLTS NORTHWEST, In WASHING
By virtue OF decree of the Supreme O,urt IA
OF tie District OF Columbia, passed in Equity f4
Cause nun Der s,1s, (B ouvet q gainst Hsrrisoa ID
It al will 81 II at public auction, ia front OF the
premises, on .THURsDAY, the 1Ith day of Octo-
feet front BY the depth thereof Of Lot numbers
t1 epiy- four "a in sqpars numbered one hundred
and five, no5J impr..ye;. nv three-story Biick
D~eiiing House, No. 1905 strest nor. 4 ~est
Also, On fhs Same day, al IA O'Clock o. m the
easterly one haf OF Lot numbered fifteen, 49, in
square numbered one hundred aud sixty eight. ll6i
improved by large three story Brick Building, Nd
1882 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, for Stores
and dwellings.
Terms: One third cash, one third In year, aai
one third IN tao yesrs, with interest a. the rate Of
six per cent. par annum from the day OF sale; all
cash q the option Of the purchaser s2o to b, de-
yeyancfng at the purchaser cost If terms No.
complied with In days right erved to
and resell taid property at the risk and cost OF the
defaulting purchaser. The deferred payments to bs
secured BY mortgage on the premfses sold, be ap
proved by the Csurt
JOB BARNARD, Trustee,
4S0 La. ave. northwest.
b. Ii. WARMER, Auct. s0pH-eo&d0
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.

We are receiving
EEW FALL AID WRITER DRESS GOODS,
from I21s c. nts q 3 n per yard; CAssINEREs,
y n % ce"'s q - Per yard. Ladies rkLr
Sklk :. 10y surertpr stock fiack aud Coiored
CASHMEByS from 30 cents to Il 80 per yard
Black MOHAIRS- from 2S cents to 81 per yard
AI-o. IRUfsEIS. THREE Ply and INGRkIa
CARFfTS. pur % CENTS WHITE SHIRTS . e
spien id GEO. j. JOHNSON & CO.,
oc2u III Market Space.
IELVETS FROM AUCTION.
o stock is nov complete, and defy co-p4ti-
ton We have the largest the finest, and the chsap-
est sock Il Yelyets IL ne city,
ktAD OUR PRICE LIST.
rety go ShA NeiNe'-.-.- ] 30
..----
IRE silk 2
- VIC mug -----...--..-...-... .
..--.-.. = ~
go - 49, z -
mssnthcent elvet......--.... $685. ...... .. %
Eupero quality 90
superb 81 inch wide ........ -....-....-.... 90
AL silk ClOaking Velvet. w
CONNOLLY'S.
COS Ninth street.
octi-u Opposite Pstent once.
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Y II. wARNER, AuctiOneer,
TRUSTEES, SALE oEIMn-
sSfERttssIs sTaS. Bsf ESEEs f I ISS Z

Il II. wARNER, AuctiOneer.
i6 ES TEES q SALE 81 IS" LOVED PROPERTY
ssTsEEi. soKTHSIssff t"Ahs L AND N
~ .ue Of deed OF trosi, dated December "A
zs, A. u lS&, duly record ID IN L!ber N .. 10, -
ielio SO one q the land records for the Dis -
party secured thereby, We viii sell, at pG5jio SUI
tae, y TOnt Of the cTs1ises on wEDsEspAY o.
described real es tae, situate the civ Of TaSh,ns
ton, " s,rle, Of C.lumbia, TO Wit Part Of original
t2iiJ commencing for the same az pint On s
tairts one 81 feet 90 nbe. north nor u
ardy along the line q said street twenty four "a
feet three go inches, thence east one hundred sad
Ten tlIOl Feet six t6l inches thence twenty
four "a feet three inches and thence west one
o. beginnins, together with the Improvements
Terms: One third Of The purchase money, with the
expenses OF SALE IN ca h; balance in one no and two
90 y5ers, Tor which amount the notes Oh the pur:
sans 8tsfe;, from the sa,s q sal.
shal! Be taken. Adsposit Of slo REQUIRED at time
Sf . Of All #
the Trustees reserve TIE risat 70 resell the properly
vi yR%Ts & 8: S SfTTEg5HEs's Trustees.
=. y COLDWkLL Salesman. octl-eoSw
CHANCERY SALE OF !MPKoyEp RE.L Es;;
SN TIE s6I ESRSks or SEVENTH and
BY virtue Of desrse of ths Supreme Court -
Of the D,strict Of Columbis, in Equity cause
NO. o,4y5, bowman q CD VS.. N Artin CT bi.,l@-
We will sell, on SATURDAY, the 0th day Of Octo-
Der, la7, at AZ O'Clock D. m. az public auction In
front Of the premises, Los numbered IA and IS, IN
in the city Of washington, ID. O; the sane being
improved By two story frame house, Tor store and
Tsrns: One third cash. oue-third In year, and
one third in years. with interest al ex per cent
from day Of sale; or al cash NJ the option OF pur-
chaser Deferred payments to be scared By mort
s sass on shc 'sd 90 sS
and y SSIvsI 4 81
I~a DIR. f $40 La. avenue, Trustees.
$50 La. ave. nv,
DUNCAEsON BROS. Auct. sepA eo6ds
CHAsCERY SAIL 9! pEsIRAsLE PRoP-
sfskErs NoRTHWEsf. 10TH AND
By virtue Of . decree passed by the Supreme court
OF the ID ,strict Of Columbia in equity cause No. -
s590,I will sell q public suction, In front Of the 90.
premises. on FkIDAf. October B, 1871, At -:
30 O'Clock y. m, part Of lot Is, IN square No l9s
in this city, fronting IS feet inches, on = street.
and estsndins south with that width along the line
Terms Of sac: One third cash, and tue balance st
and y months with tutsrest. An aud assess
ments 20 June 30, lS7. will be paid out Of the par
chase money. deposit Of 9 100 will Be req uired Of
the purchaser ~ the time Of sale.
The improvements consist Of . two-gtory Frame
A nne opportunity for snysns desiring site for
WI. u. MATrIHGLY, rruaee,
No. 43J 7th street northwest.
B. b. WARNxB, Aucdoneer sopS I'd
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N 4RRIED.

sAlTH-NORCOM. On tae ~ October, 4 z a.
TflI ity church. b. Rev mr.. Addison, BENy N
sMIIH To Mtss fANNls n. hokooN, daughter OF
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VELvETs FROM AUCTION.
THE ENTIRE STOCK
DRY s$ooDs

1908 FSfreef, between l2th and 18th streets,
viii be OfereI AZ aud below Cost for Cash for the
next Twenty Days.
This STOCK co SITS Of Black silks. VeIyets, CASH
mtres, Alpaca Dress Goods IF ali kisds, Biar ket.
NsterproOfs flannes o, shs~ Is, Table Linens, Sbeet-
Mgs, shirlbg-- Towels, Corset-. Hapdkercbiefs,
HOsiery Ale Gloves. &c, &c. his rare oppOc-
unity 70 purch hIsiciass goods TO suit
the buyer ~ and bel " importers suS manufacturers
prices, and n wishing 20 money should call
early and secure ch ice goods =:
BRODuEADS,
sel-6-tr I2flS =. bet. Ioth md 4. Oh Il
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auotioneer.

I'HOMAB DOWLING, Auctfoneef.
TRUSTEES SALE OFLOTS ON HALF STREET,
BETWEEN nj AND STREETS SOUTH,
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated the 18th day 80
Of May, 1876, and duly recorded in Liber slS, -
folio as, one Of the land records of the District6
Of Coz ba and by direction of the party secured
thereby, We shall sell, on THURSDAY AFTER
NOOr, October 4th, ls77. at ~ O'clock In front Of
the premises, Lots No IL, 49, 10, 81 aud Is, and the
east i6 feet trout Of Lot Is in square $50, Isl md
Also, a. ~ O'Clock same day, part of Lot 10, in
square S6i
Terms One-tbird cash; the balance at 8, IL ard Is
mon tbs with notes bearin interest at per Der
annum and secured by . deed of tract the prop
erty SOLD Conveyancing at purchasers Cost. SIS
each lot at time of sale.
sAMTEE I WI HsowELL'} Trustees.
sep29-d THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioaeer
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w ASH. q. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w 1OO1, northwest corner 10th and streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Es.
TATE ON MISSOURI AVENUE, BETWEEN
IA AND 6TH STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, bearing date II
tie 10th day OF December, A. ID. 1872, and re. f9W
corded in Liber No. 70S, folio III, ct seq ,-.
one OF the land records for Washington county, in
the District OF Columbia and the written rel des
OF the party thereby secured, the subscriber will SELL
at public auction, oa FRIDAY, toe 9th day Of ooto
Der, A. d. 1877, at AZ O'Clock in front OF the
premise; all that piece or parcel Of ground lying
and being situate IN tine city of Washington in the
district aforesaid, and known and dising shed 90
the Flat or plan Of said city and being lot
ptred eleven Oh in square reservation B B" to-
gether with the improvements thereon, which con-
eist Of two three story brick dgeling being Nos
4SO and 491, each house 10 be sold separately.
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; aud balance in
one two and tnree after date, it'll interest at
eight per cent per annum, for which purchaser 3
notes will be tab secured by deed of trust the
premises II cash at the option of the purchaser.
deposit Of 9 100 on each house vii, be required as
soon property Is sold. In case CT default on the
part OF the purchaser, taeTrustee will resell at the
risk and expense Of said defauting purchaser. Con
yeJ sncing at cost of purchaser.
sep6-d RICHARD Il. WALLACE, Trus.a.
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MEDICAL &c.

u
nR. RICORDB ESShNUE OF LIFE restores
- manhood and the vigor OF youth 10 the most
eiettered constitution in four weeks from hatevef
cause arising. Failure i'm possible. Beware OF I'D.
yertisers " no offer called Free Prescription that
are useless and finally prove roinousiy expensive.
Whatever has merit must cost fair price. S3 per
chse. Sent BY express anywhere. Sole AGENT DR..
JOE. JACQUES, = University Place, New York.
Druggists surpI,et. leM-ly
lAB. A. Z. TRANSEAU, after mo- tnan twenty
~ years' Hospital ana Private practice, srsaIs 1Sw
Nrc0ks and SKIN dlseAses, ali private diseases and
diseases OF womeD Well defined cases treated By
letter. Private offces, No. no 8th street, four
doors above Patent OGce. Hours, 10 Q. m, and
SPIN. mar1-ly
SPECIAL NOTIUz.-Dr. ROBERTSON can b,
- consulted every Wednesday and Saturday at hi
ofnce, 021 street. between 9th and 10Th, from 70
p. M. on all diseases OF the Urinary Organs ana
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak.
nese, Nervous Debility. Impotency, Premature De-
cay, EervoSs TremblinS Palpitstion Of the Heart,
all resulting from abuses in youth, eXcesses in man.
and early indiscretions 0onorrhea, Structures
and syphilis quickly cured. DR.. B. d . native Of
Baltimore, with u years xnerence In speoial prao-
ce endorsed By the leading physicians Of his city;
yinn ashngton every Wednesday and Saturday,
Persons in need Of medical treatment Tor snv on IN.
at owe diseases viii md to their Interest 10 cali
apo hlm, Who VIII insure honorable and Scienff6o
treat pent, and euro guaranteed in every ~ -
under, s1ee. VIII refer his patrons 10 any OF t6s
leading vnycfAnc OF Baltimore, and ahoV 1ettors n
esimonl Ns rom the same. Gall or oddrosg q sboyS
or TO Q u 9TH nlfaN slrset. Balt1oeo. 1arSS-lv
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AUCTION SALES.

CHANOkBI SALE.
~ virtne Of decree Of the suPrene Court -
OF the District q Columbia, passed Ia a. uity T-
esa.s No; $50, DocSet II, I viii on.A
WEDNESDAY, October Ri, ISL. 81 4 SO n D =
oer Tor sale ~ public auction, in front of the nr-1
iHe-, that certain parcel Of lsOd situate IA the cfty
Of Washington, and known sud described a. ~
north twenty feet and eight inc hes o. feet inch@s
'front.' by the depth thereof. one hundred fset no.
feet 81 Lot twenty siI (15D, IN square numhares
i've hundred snd thirty eight iSSs Together With I'll
the improvements thereon and appurtenances there
unto belonging, uhe Improvements being two AZ
frame houses on Third tsdJ street southwest, be
tween aud y streets
Terms; one-thrd ~ Of the purchase money In
cash NJ the time Of sale the residue In three equal
Alments, At six t6l twelve ~ and Gig
months respectively fr, IN DAY Of sale. with six g.
Per cent fntertst till paid, TO be secured BY the
notes Of the purchaser .stsfsctO lily endorsed the
title 10 be retained until the purchase money -
fully paid. deposit Of fifty dollars ESQ., required
AZ he time OF sale. II the terms IL sale not CON
Piled With within seven 10 days, the Trustee
me right 70 resell the property sfter five 80 days
notice. ~ the risk and cost Of the defaultiug pur-
chsser Al! convey snctng ~ purchSsers' CO a
hODOIPHE CL&uGHTuN, Trustee
pONCAnsUS S20s., Apctioneers sep2l-d
RTHE ABOVE sALNIs POSTPONED until
NhDkksDAD. October 10 h. ls-T same n mr. ana
plH koDoLPHE CLAUGH ON. Trustee,
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STEAMERS. &c.

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il Until further notice the Steamer -
MAITANO, Captain VIM. II. Ryles, Ho&
VIII be run se fellows Leave Wash
ington from 9th street wharf, every MONDAY and
Landings a. far down a. Nomini; returning on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Leave every SATUR-
far down o. stop ping at Brick House and
Little Ferry Landing; returning ON SUNDAY.
aoire at G. L.: sHERlFB'S Coal Omoss, lila and
32S Pennsylyaria avenue.
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nRESsMAKING.-M MESSER has re-
y turned with Fall Str les, 8. T. TayIors PAT.
terms Journals ard general stock for sale Side and
Box Piestins. 19I3 Pennsylsanis sV. res -eOlms
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sTuAMsRs FOR NEW YOj

BTEAMeRs FOB NEW YORK.
The steamers Ohm GIBSON and e. U. KNIGHT
1ers sss fSsa sSs1y
urday at 3 O'Clock ,. N. and Alexandria
" hen loaded.
Freiehts taken ct lowest rates. For Information
apply at ONCE Metropolitan Bank. 18th street,
OF to b. p. A. DkHHAM, Agent, Water street,
Georgetown. bAAUEL bACOH,
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CTMMER ARRANGEMENT.

- UMMER ARRANGENENx.
FOB NORFOLK, FORTRIsS MOHROI AND
THE SOUTH.
rne svfft and elegant iron steamer LADY OF
THE LAKE, Captain J. WEITE, -
leave. Sixth street Wharf every Mon: Ek&S
day, Wednesday and Friday, at q
Providence and other northern points. Returning,
leaves Norfolk every Tuesday, Thursday and e6S.
urday at . o'clock p. m.
ST amer JOHN W. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
3; WOOD, leaves her wharf, foot Of -
5fh street, three times o week &HG44{S
Tuesdays at = O'Clock Q. m. for Gone
river; Thurdays At = O'Clock .. m. for Ourrioman
and Eeonardtown; Saturdays at y O'Clock o. m. for
Currioman and Leonardtow
Eor further Information Apply as the once over
Metropolitan Bank, Knoxs tx press ONCE, or ct the
Com pany . W harf, foot Of 9Th street.
Baggage called for on application q KNOBS II
HGilIHGII,v Aoeot
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WASH. ID. WILLIAMS, Aucrioneer,
w lOOl, northwest corner 10th and d streets
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CEMETERY NOTICE.

q. !. s sseses oogsS:sos e srArUaal, ITALIAN
- aUTHERyoBDS MARBLE woRKa.
nysl-Sn lll0 Pa. avenue. pesr esr o..
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OHRIsrOPHER 9. OHARu, Trustee :.
No 1918 Ten street northva =.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctionser, SesS7-eo& IDS
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HOTELS.

BrM ela0, and complete IN al In appoantmGutD: =
sfuated tho United States Treasury Build.
ings, and In the immediate nsighbOrhood Of the Pre-.
eidsntb ansou, the State. W AZ NAVY DeDartmenfD,
and the Corcoran Art Gallery. tan1D-lY
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-27
A Glimpse of,senator' Butlera

Senator Butler passed through
Winnsboro on Sunday on special
train on his way home from Wash
ington, having missed connection
in Charlotte. AS the train stopped
but a few mopents, it was .impossi
bic to gather any extended "details
from him of affairs in Washington.
He represeiits' that bcity'adS' Sbeing
very quiet. In answer p qquestion
whether he thought sGpvorno1 Hampt
ton would visit Washing ton, he said
he was ignorant of the uovernor's
intention, anda declined ato express
an opinion whether he should go to,r
not. He would layIbefore the Gov
ernor the stqsNss afairssiiaa Wash
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NOTICED.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FAIRFIELD COUNTY,
"INNsBoRo, March 18th, 1877.
NHE Road District Overseers of Fair
u mold county are hereby notified and
required to order out all persons liable to
road duty in their respective iurisdictions
to work the public highways three full
days between the date Of this notice and
the lst Of May next. They are furthor re-
CURED to see that all highways are clear
ed QUIT the lawful width. and that all
roots, stumps, logs and rocks are remov-
ed from the public roads. They are
further required to return all defaulters
TO this office to be dealt with according
to law. Road District Overseers disre.
gefaing TINS notice will likewise DO dealt
with according to law,
HENRY JAcoB,
j. II. HARVEY,
CARTER beatty,
mar l4-f"tx County Commissioners.
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sHA'VvING SALOON.

TINE undersigned takes this method of
l. informing tho public that no has
opened Shaving and i!air-cutting
Saloon in the room two doors west of tho
post. Office where he will take pleasure in
serving all those who may. favor him
with call Everything in his line done
in the LATEST and Mest fanhionnbls style.
fsA 1sH HEEAY TOOd.E
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Publishers and Printers

Can buy direct of the Manufacturer on
favorable terms.
"TnE ANsoNr HARDY, CUTTING tMAcu1NEs
arc the bes. and cheapest low priced
machine mode, and have national repu
itation'for utility and durability. The
EectrOtyper, Chicago
The ANsoN HARDY PAPER CUTTER is by
far the best machine which can he al,
tanned for Less prfoo than ono hundred
dollars. It is of great strength. These
machines have always taken the highest
stand. lit is the only machiue to which
isNapplied the Patent Movable Cutting
Board. This device has q reputation of
itself: by 1t, the cutting board can be in
stantly md accurately moved" 80 that q
perfect cut is insured, This is ia very i'm
portant point in the machine and one
TINT is possessed by no othor., 1t greatly
reduces the labor of preparation in work
ing tho paper backward and forward.
We cnnpot too strongly recommend tho
advantages Of this patent movable board.
1t is worth the prioo fthis machine, and
purchasers should fully understand how
highly it is to beVnluod. Geo. p, Ro,oeN
& Co.'S Ns'ospaper Reporter and P,1nter's
THE LATEST 1MPRoyEp HARDY CARD Cur
TER is pronounced tho most desirable
Gard Cnttor in the market, for the, general
uses, Of . printing office. In ~ 4.
, The we'll known RpaeLEs CABD. CUTTER,
with my attest improvements. is still pre-
ferred by many printers, and holds its
tavofitisin'over other machines
genuine but those having my full
address, ,lettered in tho eastingHG ~ sGl
Ge- Newspapers in want of advertising
from first parties should sond for my
circular
r, A.HARDY,,".,' KIM >ms =
/. AabIrndale. Mass. N
,.,,,-p 4ol ~
Iwill buy of those that buy Of mo-
dec IA .ltCA.)-.-
a 1871 a5jE
= y Z It ~
Pf@eEIyour job Printing done at the
|Ss Ss@ NEws ANp HERALD OTF1oE.
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Administrators Sale.

d Ylapthority of o. r. Thompson, ESQ,
l)Judge of Probate for Fairfield County
I will offer for sale at public outcry on
the 3rd day Of April, 1877, Mt the resi-
dence Of Miss T.. Dawkins, in Fairfield
county, all tho personal property belong
ing to tho estate of Wm. Dawkins, de-
ceased, lato of said county. Terms cash.
S. NJ. DAWKINS,
naar.13 Administrator.
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To-day theioampaign's fairly closed,
The lucky man is he rs
Who tal cs his sent on the 4th Of Naroh
Our President he'll be-: i
And now the next best thing ( 49, -.
just suited to our mind, rf
Is where to got tho cheapest goods-, ~, :
Tho best Of goods to find. &s
My friends and went out ono day,
Some New Spring Goods to buy;
And wo resolved before we went, 7"
The different stores to try.
We wandered Winnsboro all around
Until our feet were soro,
And found tho very place, at last.
Twas SOL WOLFE'S Now Cash Store,
OF Hats, Clothing and Boots and Shoes,
Tho latest to our Wow.
The very best styles Of Dress Goods,
And Prints'so cheap and new, 4 u
30 then, my good friends, one aud ali,
Now is yonr time to try
WhatSBargains you can got of mo- u
Or, you need not buy Of SOL.
fob II .h."
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School ExH1B1TIoN-Th exhibi.
ton of the colored Mission School,
under the charge Of Rev. Willard
Richrdson, took place on Friday
evening last, as had been previously
announced in The News AND HERALD.
The exercises consisted of songs by
e G"intette of the members of the
"Carolina Singers" with dialogues,
scholars. | IAltJgSthearl the exnibi~
tion was a very creditable one The
singing was specially good-the
voices being all true and in good
training. The basso, George T.
billiard, has remarkably fine voice
true, deep, soft and full. The
other Singers likewise perform we'll,
The dialogues and speeches showed
good training, with constant atten>
ton Oh theepart of the pupils. The
exhibition on geography, by Sarah
Liston, one Of the youngest of the
children, was particularly ,ereditable.
With great ease and without sin
gle mistake, she repeated the names
of the States of the Union, and
those of the fccountries in EuurooIpe,
Asia and South America, giving the
capital of each as she named it,
This showed that she had learned
not simply by rote, but understood
what she -was.l Feciting.1 TO make
this exercise more complete, another
pupil pointed out upon wall map
each State or country.s then its
capital as she would name it..
All in all the exhibition rwaa a very
creditablo, one, and gaye, pleasing
evidence of the zeal and labor of
Mr.. Richardson. The audience was
very large one, about once third Of
whom were whites, and among these
many ladies.
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Total Stems,

RAILROAD SoHEDULEa-Th follow
Ing are tho hours at which the trains
on the @. @. and A. r. r. pass
Winnsboro
REGULAR PAssENGER-N1aHr
For Charlotte, 2.31, A, NJ.
For Augusta, l.l3, A. M.
ACCOMMODATION FREIaHr--DAY.
For Augusta, ll.45, A, M,
For oaheeF'lto,tstss0yE' y HI{n 1@If 4 NJ.
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Trial Justices can furnish them>
selves with the necessary blanks by
applying at the Office of The News
AND HERALD. A full assortment Of
these blanks will be kept cons tantly
on hand, or supplied at short notice
Prices low, work goob and satisfac
tion guaranteed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-27

ingtc n, Delegations Of carpot>bag
gers and Radicals had boon bcsiey-
ing Hayes recently with preposter-
GUS talos of the condition in South
Carolina, and with assertions that if
tho troops be removed the Demo
Gratis will institute persecution
against all WHO opposed them, and
that with all the courts at his back
Hampton will institute quasi legal
proceedings against political op~
ponents and in every way seek to
destroy thoir lives and property.
1T might be that Hayes desired
personal ggarantees from Governor
Hampton. ~,| wv =" y " ''''
Senator Butler thinks that there
is no question as to tho rccogni-
tion Of Hampton, which is an as
sured fact. He represents Judge
Mackey as working like beaver in
Washington and accomplishing
much good. Senator Gordon is also
there, advocating Governor Hamp-
ton.
Senator Butler is looking ex~
tremely we'll: Washington life
agrees w; tn him.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-27

Agricultural liens of all forms arc
kept constantly on hand at the office
Of THE News AND HERALD, or sup
piled ut short notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed in this line of work
Prices rs low as the lowest.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-27


Mr.. David H: Ruff died near
Stacks on Saturday at. the extreme
age of eighty~one years. He
was closely identified with the
history of the, county, for many
years, being actively and successfully
ly engagedin busiRieass for very long
time. He was,nevep married, and
in his old age devoted large sums to-
charitable purposes. The handsome
Methodist ID churchss nj Ridgeway,
costing several thousand on dollars, was
gift from himself to that denomi-
nation. Mr.. Ruff had many friends,
and, although old age compelled
him some time since to withdraw
from active life. his loss will be
greatly felt. He was buried on Sun
day morning in the Methodist
churchyard atRidgeway. Peace to
his ashep.g . Ss* % osx&S