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The New York herald., 1877-08-27
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA Aug 17-Arrived. bark Jane Falknburg,
saisa-gark Edward James. Honolulu. w.w
ALEXANDRIA. Aug 25-Arrved. scnr Wellington.
RosToN Aug a5Arrivsd sehr. Ida Lssham S. Ensss %
Philadelphia; James Ponder, Fisher do Chas T. smith,
Hansom do; vashti Sharp. Robinson. do Kate Rich,
saleI-steamers Worcester, VIM Crane and Norman
New yn,a bark, HsTss Es ss sI
@r Marin Archaneel: Geo swseny Hewitt Philade:
s nss. 3Ss FAY Es
ton land to weymouth .chrs Matte A..
ssp
& Alfred yts sstss k ao sG Snh
csT E"s! tSas Sss Ss steamer Buus
BsUssWIcK Ca Aug 24-Arrlved. brig Morancy Small.
..YiNGoR, Ans 24-Arrived schr Olive Avery Upper,
BATH. Aug 24-Arrivod' schr Hampdon Smith. Balti-
ssiledschr. EOen Fisher Reynolds Philadspha; clls
sksTS , ;sers Harriet S.T Thcms' Van
'sr Ans
lynn Aug 20 Arrived. schr Francis Hatch. stsarns.
Aug sesrs 5S.Sn dS1,1
f1sDs nSssrs ."a Nep,S%es Bride Ln'ey F" River
'0s saiiedscrs a osreS Barses csse Nd for Prov
Maize .4. MS o GS
ersct ior New York; Josie Crowley Crowley Fall Rivei
NGw LONDON. Aug 25-Arrivcd, schr Mist. from Am.
NGw HAVEN, Aug 24-Arrived. schr Emily King. New
York.
PORT MADISON. Aug 17-Anved, bark W II aswiey.
McGuire. San Francisco.
sdied--ship Coaumbo. Arov, San Francisco.
PORT LUDLOW Aug l7-Arrivcd bark Forest Queen
Burns San Francisco.
PORT BLAKELY, Aug 17-Arrivcd. brig Tanner. WILL
Jams San Pedro. -
PIIILADELPHIA. Aug 26--Arrived, steamers Ellie
knight McCreery. New York: Pottsvle Pierce. Boston
Wiiamsport Wietts. do; Hercules swasey, Newbury-
port Berks. PcnJIeton, East Cambridge; bark Jason
(Nor). Olsen, Rotterdam; schrs Abby l. Dow. Corson
| Somerset; West y ind. Romer Warren.
| PORTLAND Me, Aug 26-Arrived, schrs Albert w
Smith Pictou: Laughton William Connors, George
Jewett. Geo Walker, and Boardman, from New York.
| PkONIDENCE-The date in yesterdays paper should
| SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 17-Arved. bark Discovery.
Shipnard, Honolulu
| Cienred-Bara Madura tBr). Stanton, Honolulu
sailed Ships Oban Bay (Br). storm. Portland DashipA
Wave, Niches Tacoma barks Cassandra Adams Edwards
Port rownscnd Mary clover Mitchell. Port Discovery.
! lsth-Arrvcd, brig Nautilus Mclsaac, Tahiti.
Cleared Ship Palawan (Br), oliver, Portland; barks
send: schrs WaileIe (Iaw Sears honolulu Gen Harney.
| Tripp. do
10Th Arrived ships Pizarro (Br), Colister Liverpool
! II Corsar (Brl. Courtenay. Newcastle, II.
SEABECK. Aug IT-saiicd, bark Transito do AlvArez
| (Chi). Donnie, Valparaiso.
| SAVANNAH. Aug 26-Arivod. steamer Gen Barnes,
| Chcese eman. New York.
| WILMINGTON. NC. Aug 24-Bclow bark Frey (Nor).
| from London: also u schooner
| WEXFORD Aug 2f-Arr,ved schr Franklin. Robinson,
| New yors.
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
THE GUNSER MURDER.

The murder OF John Gunser May IA has caused
nearly much speculation did the Nathan tragedy,
though the former poor saloon keeper SIM
liar mystery surrounded each case, and in both
stances all suspicion at first directed to
member OF tue family. In the Cursor
facts al last pointed toward Jacob Elsie,
now incaTceratcd, as the murderer. But
the examination which has been held before JUS
tce Marshall at Newton three sworc posi-
lively that they slept IN the same with the
cused the night oil the MURDER that he retired at
nine O'Clock p NJ. and did not leave until
they entered IT, and could cot after they entered It.
In The morning they were aroused by cry that Gun
SCR had been murdered and then only did Elsie leave
the room 10 20 aud look at the murdered
On Saturday, therefore, III order to test the truth Of
this testimony, District Attorney Downing, accompa-
MED by Constable Lauby. took each one o tho three
singly to the room and required that they show
him Tho spot occupied by each during the niant
ana TO demonstrate why he could nos have lett tho
room. Each made a statement, and was positive as
10 the sveral positions occupied during that cvcntiul
night IN no particular did thor satemcnst agree
They will be brought beUro the Justice on Tuesday,
and Al exciting session OF the Is expected.
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
SPOKEN.

Steamer vader!and Bes,. from New York for Antwerp
Aug "a. lat 40 29 Ion 90 81.
Ship Sprngwood tBrl Head, from Ardrossan for San
Francisco date. Off Tuskar
Ship Lovitt (Brl steering W. Aug g. lat SO 80 Ion
Is 40.
America. date lat 81 Is. Ion 2 30 z.
Stip Ardrnies Br, from Quebec for Liverpool Aug 13
lat 81 Ion H.
snip santona, of and from Glasgow for San Francisco
July %, lat N, Ion 20 W.
Ship Nile CIR? Marvin from Bremen for North America
Bark Luedna Durkee B). Durkee, from Newcastle for
New York. July % lnt So lon 81.
Bark Emma (Br). Mason, from Liverpool for Charlotte
town. PEI. July 81. lat So. Ion 3D.
Bark Pudsey Dawson (B) from Cardiff for Quebec, Aug
o. lat 40, Ion 40.
Bark Peerless (Br. from Liverpool for Quebec Aug g.
lat So. Ion
Bark Arma (of Pctou Ns steering E. July 26 lat As N
Ion 40 W.
Bark Imperial (Br) bound W. Aug D. lat 4e Oh Ion So
90
Bark Sunshine tB bound W, Aug "a lat IL H. Ion 81
O3.
Bark Mida (Nor), Omm undscn from Hamburg for Bati.
more, Aug 25. lat 40 l5. Ion 10
Bark James Boyd fBr). from Sydney, CB Philade
phia, Aug d. of NantucKet
Dutch bark. showing QCKv, bound W, Aug "a, lat 40
lon6 23
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ARESDAL. to Aug 25-sailed, Rebus. for New Orleans
BORDEAUX. Aug 24-Saled, bark Olive Thurlow Corbtt.
New York.
BREMKN Aug 25-Sailed. ship Stella Ger, Horn Balti-
more; bark Emile (Ger), Schungel New York.
CARDIFF, Aug 26-Arrived, brig Leonors, Blood. Wy
burg.
Sailed 25th, brig II Jennings. Mahoney, Bermuda
CADIz Aug 25-Sailed, brig Msrena, Deasey, Boston.
DUNKIRK Aug 25-Ssiled, bark Ormus. Shackford. New
York
GENOA, to Aug 25-Arrved, bark Morning Star (Br),
Bushell. New York.
HELvoxr Aug 24-saisd bark Speed (Nor. Olsen, Will
mington. NC.
HAvRE Aug 26-Arrived, steamer Canada r), Franguel
New York.
Sailed oath. ships Olaf (Nor Andersen, United states
kxpounder Crocker do bark Scots Bay (r. Murray,
HAMBURG Aug 25-Ssled, bsrks John Zittlosen. Merry
man. Philadelphia Hehenzollern CGer) Schumacher New
York.
LIVERPOOL Aug 26-Arrived steamer Abyssinia tBr), H.,
Murphy. New York.
LONDON. Aug 24-Cleared, bark Iona GSor), Jansen,
United states.
MosRovIA-Arrived, bark Liberia. Richardson, Now
York.
PLLAu. Aug 24-Arrivsd. bark Uno (Nor), Lorontxen.
Baltimore.
srHrriN Aug 22-Aived barks Vale (Nor). Gun dersen,
New York; Nornsn (Sor), Olsen, Philadelphia.
WEATHER REPORT.
The New York herald., 1877-08-27

low. who was employed attimes by Mr. Lightbody and
who slept tho factory rho latter named ialing TO
10 his the usual time, Mrs. Lightbody
repaired the factory whore she found her husband
bleeding and almost speechless from wound IN the
head The police OF the Second precinct station were
at once notified OF the occurrence, and Sergeant
Neoks and Roundsman Jaynor went to the place,
and on questioning the injured man he said that no
had boon assaulted and beaten by Longfellow, who,
he said. madc bis escape after committing the assault
Mr.. Lightbody was conveyed III ambulance TO the
Long Island College Hospital whore, ON examination
II was found that his ul had been badly fractured
Tho is pronounced critical The police then
went in search OF Longfellow. whom they took into
custody about midnight The prisoner. who denies
the charge OF ASSAULT taken to the Hospital TINS
morning for Identification by the wounded man. 10
will be arraigned before Justice Walsh to-day.
The New York herald., 1877-08-27

AsrrswALL. Aug l2-Arrived. bark Fanny Lewis tBr).
SAILED 18th. bark AIDA J Bonner Welsh. New York.
BAHIA. July 26-Arrived ship Franklin Haskell. Car
sailed JSly 49, bark; ohsro,ss Youns Ssy Crook New
Hs o s ss. Hawk
ms Brunswick, Ga 18th, Ella n storer, Wade, Cardf
farsas. ss%oTe isr Pe%.Ss!a lsss Messsy'
.o Yos STs
sae,sc uay,c June bar. Belle OF Oregon Me
riman erom san mprancsco) y Jarvis . Island % ,s
wmnso ne no as
MONTREAL. Aug 24-saled. bark George, McKensie,
Ponr SPAIN July In port brig Hattie Bain Doul
s% sas Johnston
Cleared 2isS ship Lizzie Burri Robins, Liverpool:
banks wilkommcn fanow. West hArtspOol ArOnca. Nc
Rio JAssIao July Arrived ship Isgerstcwn. Whit
more; 10Th ship Louisiana, Oliver, Caao; bark Jane
dass kssaf Ss,s s Sn1s .Ts E
22d br,ys Levsnte GER, Behrmsnn. Mobile; 23d,
Rlo GaAsps. July e-Xrriyea brig seahrd tBr,. Lindh
sasa h .ehS Stephen "tan
VICTORIA Aug 17-Arrived. steamer California, Thorn,
sIiks
IPxR STEAMER CIrr OF Ricuxoxp1
Grand 81. ave Iassn.srs rnsdeiDa,.
ARoMAsatI. Ssly asasasa. Iona: KIisoar. so.iSa
AUCKLAND Aug l2-Arrivcd, Australia Isl, csrgiI San
XRsSDXL, Anx Sailed. Emba. Moller. Miramlchi |;
BARROW, Aug I3-Arrved. Pride of Wales. Jones, Que
bee -
sailed 18TH Inglesdc Hayes. st John: 18th, Bonn y
Doom New York Hemod. Andersen, Quebec; 18th. Taga
do
BORDEAUX. Aug 11-Arrived Karsteu Lsnssard, Jacob
sen. Bali
| sailed l4th. Nina. Schroeder, Quebec
Sailed from Pauilac I2th. joan Barbour. Baker. Now
| York 18th, Whitehall. Davidson. do.
| BREaES, Aug 1l-Airived, Gen Werder 81, Erdma an.
New YORK; Donau Isl, Bussins, Grecnocx
Sailed 1lth. China. Jordan New York; Devaua. May
North Americas l2th Baltimore (sj. Andresen. Baaore
john Berry i.merson. North Ancrea; 18th. Alma Bru
derhauscn. New Orleans.
BnAcnY HEAD Aug I2-oG Pacific Paterson. from Leth
/ for New York. -
BRIsroI. Aug l5-Arrived Henriatto to ST John NB)
| from IJusnc.
! sailed I4th Condor Mockler, Tybee; 18th. Eva May,
Winslow. Pictou; 10Th, Joseph Clark, st john NIB
| BRDGEwArER, aug l5-ArrIvcd, Architect. Daniels
! Beaufort Sc.
Sailed i4th. Lapwing. May. Prince Edward Island.
i.ELrAsr Aug 13-Sailed. Alden, McMorran, Miramichi
| 18th. Anknthor. IIenrikson, Philadelphia.
| BOSTON, Aug Io-Saiicd from Claypole Saga Larsen,
| New York
| CAnpIrr Aug 14-Arrived, Gatherer. Thompson. Hull
18th, Jennie Is. She irer, Gloucester,
Sailed 13n, Agoma. Groves Bania; 14th Royal Minstrel
| tsi, Taylor New York.
| CnnsrIAsI., to Aug 6-Arrved, Fsmiens Minde. John
sen, New York. .
! UonK Aug u sailed, Athlete, New York.
CArANIA Aug 1O-Saied Bessie May Buck, Trspani and
iI psAn. Aug I4-on Bremerhavon, Hollis, Bremen fo
Passed i5th Dronniny Sophie sander London for New
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
AUGUST 20. 1871
sGentie
PORT OF NEW YORK. AUG. 26. 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHIrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Royal Minstrel tBr) Taylor Cardiff 13 days In
ballast rane Eays Uo ASg letters as ~ bound
sers j9Nv bound @ DIVES" west
TO e.. qs
Of ,ns cc nSs' % sa,. Aug with
mdse aud passengers 60 a outerbrdge. ,.o A.,
~isS siss%ss %ass 70 s'sS'iF''d E% Clyde Ss' 60
steamer Wyanoke, Couch kichmond, CITY foint ana
Norfolk with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
Steamer Agnes smith, Philadelphia with Boeers
oia shi" Maranns VI orD Santos, Lisbon ao days. with
BARK x HAPPY Home Windsor Ns', smith, Barrow so
Bark Frcda tNo Chris;nnsen, Lynn "a days IN ballast
B"rS aemente tNo) Andersen Waterford SO days. in
bas.s to %ssr Brooks Waugh Guantanamo is days.
with sugar to Brooks / Co; vessel to waydell Co.
Bark ESwsrs 70 Srs1 Gu.a"s Vessel sa Loud CO.
Brig Tracey Cenfuegos 20 days. In ballast 70
S'%RsoN sssr sP' sssi staples .nston Putnam Mira
sGsas Ss%r Wi White smith, Brunswiek days, with um'
Der scn, to w'lSon wSeo., Saa'Tss French virginia
ssSr ssSr EMMA snt;S~s ci"ss yrsiS1 Virginia virgins"
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer v,amborouuh trr). Fraser st John via Var
mouth New YORK. with mdse and passengers 10
steamer Uortes Freeman Halifax, Ms, for New York.
with mdse and passengers to Clark seaman ,., a..
Steuner City OF Fitchburg, Springer, New beooru 'o
| New York. x,...
| Schr VIcksburg. Kendall, Bangor for New Iork.
| scbr John ChAIee, Buell. Boston Tor New YORK.
| Schr Salmon WAshDurn, Hathaway. Taunton ior No"
York. go.
Schr Harriet Ryan, Robbins, New Bedforu lot New
Schr William McCoDb. Cleveland, New BEDFORD ior Sow
Yoro. vo~L
schr fiyuway, Enos. Providence Tor Sew J ORR
Schr j ,lton. Alton, Providence for New, YORK
schr Isle OF Pines Lcgg Providence Tor New aorvn,r
sb NAN M"r.s,a ~ u; Iiad; Ford Norwich Tor New ioex.
| Schr Liberty, johnson, Norwich tor New iork.
| Sehr y q AcKen. Toms. Stamtoid for New tork. w..
schr Louis alsh, Armstrong. Greenpoft io NOW ASA'
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
A MUkDEROUS BEATING.

A BROOKLYN MANUFACTURER FOUND DYING IN
HIS FAcToRY-ARREsr or THE AssAIIANT,
Shortly after nine o'clock last night Mr. George
Ligntbody. agcd nty years, residing ut No 1854 Wash
ington street. Brooklyn, was found lying in the oce
OF his ink factory No l29 Furman street, IN semi
conscious condition, suffering IRON the effects of
terrible beating which he had Received several hours
previous. lie was lrst discovered by his work.
men named Martin Gennot 1t appears. from what the
police could learn of the affair that Mr. Lghtbody got
into an alteration with man named Edwln LongicI-
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
schr Jane Harris. Harris. Riverheai for New York.
Schr Geo Brown, Haines. Rye Tor New York.

Steamer Gen whitney. Haliett. New York for Bostoi
NIB.
Sehr @ Nash. Crowley, New York for st John. N D.
schr Iris Long. New York for Harwich
schr Mangum. Chase. New York for New be1io,o-
Schr Grussell, Aehafey. New York for Portland "
schr Annie Webb; Hawkins, New York Tor Fall river
Schr Porter. Allen. New York for st GEORGE ne.
schr Henry Lemuel. JARVIS. New York for ssyorook
schr Hattie sampson. Mitchell New YORK Tor rorianu
Me.
schr Lucy Ames. Richards New York for Rockland-
Sehr Island CITY. Allen. New York for Beverly
Schr Maria IL Davis. Chase New York Tor Dennis
Schr Florence, sackett Havcrstraw for Providence.
Schr Ann Amelia. Crosbie. Hoboken for Providencs.
schr Terry; Rayuor. Rondout tor NantuckeI
schr Minerva Brghtman, Amboy tor Fall River.
schr Belle Halliday. Bird. Amboy for Fall River.
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
BELOW.

Ship Lima (6er). Ahrens. from Hamburg July IL
Bark Douglass Campbell tBr,. Lordly from LIVERPOOL
June 70.
H.
Bark Olaf Kyrre (Norl Keller. from Bergen June %
Bark Maudslie (Br) Kelly. from st Nazaire July6 -
bark Antsres tGer, Abrecht. from Bordeaux June 81
Bark Caibsrien. Hopkins. from CaibAren.
Brig TuIa Morgan. from Belize.
Moriposa. from asst lud
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
SERIOUS ACCIDENTS.

James Hopkins child ono year old, while playing
Oh piazza on the second stor, OF No. 10a Hamilton
avenue Brooklyn, last evening" fell to the ground.
aietanco OF twenty feet, and was severely injured
A child tnrco years old, named Agnes Fahan, fell
from the second story window OF tho residence Of her
parents No. 2l3 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, ON Satur-
day my and her skull Tho physicians say
her Injuries viii prove 1ataL
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
A TRAMP'S LAST SLEEP.

An unknown found lying dead yesterday
platform In front OF No 3sG West Eleventh street.
lie was apparently about lorty years OF aso aud ivc
feet eight inches IN hoight ho dressed IN dark
coat brown pants, white shirt, black soft hat and low
cut shoes. Tho police recognized him as OF the
genus tramp aud moro particularly specified him as
'.becr tiiIcr" 1hc death occurred IRON natural
causcA
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
WHALEMEN.

Arrived in Panama Bay Aug H. bark Hercules Sherman
Nh. with 1920 bbs sp
Sailed from RUSSELL NJ June 80. bark Lagods, lewis Of
and Tor New Bedford.
Brig Isabella. from Davis Straits for New Lon
don. 20 months out, Aug 25 lat 40 10 Ion 20.
The New York herald., 1877-08-27

MISCELLANEOUS.
NIvURCEs QUIETLY; ANY STATE; PAY WIEN
Asecured; advice free AMERICAN LAW AGENcfs
252 brosdways near WarrsA
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sails. DesftnaffonI

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER.
The New York herald., 1877-08-27
FOREIGN PORTS.

EAIHEH HEFORT.
HoLYHKAp. Aug 26, PM-Wind N, cloudy.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-17
Maidstone Onion Seed

from Maidstone, Kent Co., England, pro-
ducing the most producing the most
prolific and tinoSt favored Onions known
and yielding on suitable soils from 500 to
9lo bushels per acre, sown in drills.
MIR. Henry Colvin,a Il large market garden.
cr at Syracuse, N. Y, writes, "Your
English Onion Seed surprised me by its
large yield, and the delicious flavor of the
fruit. could have sold any quantity ir
this marHct at good prices. My wife says
she Will have no other onions for the table
in future. Send me rs much as YOU can
for the enclosed $5. co."
One package OF seed sent on rcccirt
OF oo cents and one cent postage stamp,
three packages to one addre. ST. 00l and
two cent stamps. Twelve packages sent
OH receipt of SO 90.
My supply is limited. Parties desiring
TO secure either of the above rare seeds,
should not delay their orders All seed
WARRANTED FRESH AND TO GERMINATE
Cash must accompany all orders. For
either of the above seeds, address
JAMES CAMPBELL,
mar l-Xt6m 6G Fulton ST., N. Y.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-17
IMPORTANT
TO-
& ~ R I'D IL III E @
AND
AGPICULTURISTS!
Emperor William Cabbage

HNIIE best, largest, hardest and most
L profitable variety OF WINTER CABBAGE
known in Europe, and imported to this
country exclusively by tile undersigned,
where, with little cultivation, it flour
ishes astonishingly, attaining an cnor-
nous size, and selling - the market at
prices most gratifying 10 the producer
In transplanting, great care should be
used to give sufficient space for growth
Solid heads the size ofthe mouth Of n flour
barrel is the average run of this choice
variety. One package of the seed sent
post paid on receipt Of SO cents, and ono
cent postage stamp. Three packages to
one address 81 0O and two cent stamps.
Twelve packages sent on receipt Of So 90.
10" Read what we'll known Garrett
Co. Marylander says Of the EMPEROR VII
LIAM Cabbage:
BLOOMINGTON, GaRRET Co.,
Md, Jan. 70, 1877.
MIR. JAMES CAMPBELL, &C Fulton st. N. Y.
Dear Sir l bought some seed from you
last spring, and it was good Your En-
pcror William Cabbage suits this climate
we'll. On Il mountain side the seed you
sent ME produced Cabbnges weighing
thirty pounds each.
Very truly yours,
JAMES BROWN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-17
To the Farm"rs and Plant ers of
Fairfield.

fob 70
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-17
Oct12
TO the Citizens Of Fairfield.

T You want pure and unadulterated
l. article of Liquors for medicinal or
family purposes call at the Centennial
Bar.
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SHAVING SALOON.

T7HE undersigned takes this method Of
l. informing the public that he has
opened q Shaving and Iair-outting
Saloon in tho room two doors west Of the
post-oflice, where he will take pleasure in
serving all those who may, favor him
taa 104R H8NaY YO@EB
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-17

crops, pair eleaan. .o,d stone sleeve but
tons, set spiral studs, collar button,
heavy plain wedding ring, and gents
Parisian diamond pin. The above articles
sent, postpaid, for 80 CTS, hive been re-
tailed forS6. bankrupt stock and must
$40 caoh, .s for ,gsrecultive pur-
poses. goo timers, ccrnl innrrcarnncc
to n 5000 & genuine gold, g"I~is reputation
for honesty, fair dealing landliboraiity is
unequnled by any advertier in this
city: -Ne'o Hoh ,-pqy. Book, Dec. 10, 1876
Postage .tnmps taken rs cash. ., u .....'
+. STOCKMAN, ~ Bond st.,N.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-17
DESCRIDEr AND MLUSrR,T1

: .fN.N
Ea 5 'Va Mil
IN Gold Jewel
~ conbinn-
fion out. Con-
listing Of clc-
q t W a t G | =
;: min, ladies,
An n ii S O III G
a,OoCh md oor
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-17
TO OUR COL.OLED FRIENDS

AS you have always put conf
dcnce in us, We will state that you
may depend On getting goods at
regular even price.
No bats held out to any one.
noy30.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-17
The famous

Mf'- am Sole Agent in the U. S. for
the famous
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-17

When charcoal is powdered and n
little dropped into q potato hill
when planted, it will double the
crop and will improve the quality
beyond expectation.
sS------.--
Col. D. 3. Penn, who has always
been O liberal Republican, is the
most prominent candidate for Uni
ted States Senator for the long term
in the Nichols Louisiana Legisla-
ture.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-05-17
TRUST SALE!.

IN pursuance OF the terms and provisions
OF deed OF trust executed to the UNI
designed, trustee, by W. j. Kallam and
wife, Theodore Moore and wife, and vii
liam IL. Smith and wife, dated on the goth
day OF April, 1876, and Recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the County Court Of Mn
son County, in trust deed book No, $, page
II, shall on the 10TH dizzy Of June.
1877. ut the front door OF the Court House
oil Mason County, proceed to sell by way
OF public auction, all that lot or parcel OF
land situated in the town Of Point Pleas
ant, said County, known on the plot OF
aid town as the South East Corner OF lot
No. |, in It'll tier, bounded on the North
by lot owned by Lucy Gilmore, East by
Decatur Street, South by Kanawha River,
West by lot formerly owned by h. Mitch
eli, containing one-eiehth OF IN acre, to-
gether with the buildings and machinery
situate thereon at the date OF said trust, 10
satisfy certain bonds therein described cx-
ecuted by said W. j. KaIlam, Theodore
Moore, William II. Smith and james Kar-
rick, to T. Striking, G. Shrewsbury and
g. F. T. Moore.
JOHN W. ENGLISH,
max l7-lw. Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-05-17

The Fraudulent President is meet
ing with such condemnation within
his own party as might be expected
under the circumstances. The lead
ers of the Republican party resorted
to every infamous trick and dishon.
est practice to force Hayes into the
Presidential chair, after he had been
fairly and overwhelming defeated,
not stopping to consider that man
who was so unprincipled, and anx-
ious to accept of stolen Office, was
very apt to turn against the very
men that made him, after once Sc,
curely in possession Of the stolen
property, But they have come. to
their senses; They found him'im-
modiately kicking them out of his
councils, and calling about him lot
Of sore heads, who had been nosing
around both parties for office butwere
unsuccessful They captured Hayes,
and are now showing what they mean
by Civil Service Reform; by turning
out some of the most faithful officers
to make room for those of their own
kidney. What Grant did toy his own
family, every official under Hayes is
doing for his own relations, even
Douglass, the tan colored Marshal
appointing three of his mixed blood
sons to positions under him with
handsome salaries,
Thoold leaders Of the party are
heartily disgustcd at the snubbing
they have. received, and war in the
party ranksis the consequence, with
Hayes so.callod Southern policy as
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Trustees sale!

DY virtue OF Decd OF Trust executed
ID to the undersigned, Trustee, by John
Shot and wife, bearing date December 10th
1876, and Of record in the County Court
Clerks Office OF Mason County, West Vir-
ginia, in Trust Deed Book No. 3, folio 2ll,
to secure the Sterling Coal Company in the
payment Of one promissory note, for $500,
bearing even date with said deed, and pay
able four months after day, | shall ON
Saturday. June 10th, 1877,
proceed to sell by way OF public auction,
to the highest bidder, for CASH, on the
premises, in the town OF West Columbia,
in sOid county, the property in said decd of
trust conveyed, being lot No. 10, situated
in the town Of West Columbia, and bound
cd and described ma follows Said LOT fronts
on Beacon street S2l feet and runs on Coal
Street 80 feet which il the Sumo lot con.
vcyod by o. II. 7. Van MatrQRnd wife to
William Hardy, by deed bearing date on
the 10th day Of May, 1860, and recorded in
the Recorders office Of Mason county In
DECD Book no. 20, folio q and 2s,
may lOlw HENRY FRY, Trustee