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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-26


LOCAL ITEMS.
TIIUHSD4IY. SEHTEMBEH' 30, 1878.
Now Advertisements.
Knights Of llonor--E. S. Chandler,
Reporter.
Now Goods-J. M. Beatty.
-s---
Mr.. r. j. McCarlcy has received q
fresh supply of mackcrcl-which, rs
everybody of taste knows, is very good
eating. Give him call and try some.
---s------
The geraniums rallied for the benefit
Of tho yellow fcvcr sufferers realized
the handsome little sum Of nineteen
dollars.
A wcll-spring orplcasure is healthy
baby; keep your baby in good health
by using DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup--thc
friend Of infancy. Price 25 cents.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
mcnt of Mr.. j. M. Beatty, who has just
received his new stock, and who is
prepared to offer great Inducements in
all goods in his line.
We arc pleased to learn that o. II.
Thompson, Esq, who was quite sick a
few days ago, is very much improved,
10 Nd H.
will very soon be fully restored to
health.
We have had a call from DR.. r.. G..
Robertson, now Of Rock Hill and for
mcrly of Winnsboro. We are pleased
to find him in good health and in his
usual good spirits. Tho Doctor is
county treasurer Of York, and as an
evidence of his having made good
officer, the Democratic county convcn-
ton has, by a very tlattcring vote, re-
commended his re-appointmcnt.
LIE HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY
Ihls company, composed Of colorcd
men, celebrated their anniversary on
"Wednesday by aparadc picnic. There
was good turnout Of tho men, and
the company presented fine appear
ancc. In the afternoon the usual cleo
ton of officers was to be held, but there
was such confusion and wrangling that
the town authorities had to interfere,
and the meeting adjourned.
Nlcssrs. j. i. McMaster & Co. have
now in store full and well selected
stock Of goods in great variety, all of
which they offer at low prices. The
senior of the firm has just returned
from the Northern markets, where he
spent some timo in tho selection of his
goods. An advertisement, giving full
particulars, will appear in the next
issue of Tue News AND HERALD.
We would repeat the request, made
some time ago, that contract advertise
mcnts be changed only Oh Tuesday or
Saturday-that is, the copy to be
handed to lis on Monday or Friday.
The time consumed in getting out our
weekly edition causes lis to be little
pressed for work OH Wednesday, and
hence this request. AS the weekly is
issued Oh Wednesday, the advantage
to the advertiser of changing on one of
the days mentioned is manifest.
The Charlotte Observer has rceontly
donned al entire now dress, and is
now as handsomely printed q paper as
anybody could wish. Nor is this it's
only merit. Its columns arc ALWAYS
well filled with interesting reading
matter, and it's editorials are always
live and pointed. The Observer has
always done fine service for the Dc
mocracy Of the Old North State, and
we are pleased to infer, from it's recent
improvement, that its efforts are duly
appreciated.
Tie EXAMINATIoNs.-.Th County
Board Of Examiners have fixed on two
days for examining applicants for teaoh-
ers' certificates. The questions will he
sent from Columbia, and as there will
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-26
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

At meeting of tho Oakland Demo orat-
ic Club Of township number five, held on
the 28th of April, 1873. the following
resolution WAS adopted:
Resolued. That this Club, recognizing
tho fitness and ability of Hon. H. A.
Gaillard as q representative, hereby
nominate him as candidate for re-.
election.
Extract from the minutes
A. j. LAMAR,
may 16-txtf Secretary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-26

To Our PATRONS is coming
in briskly now, and is commanding
a tolcrably fair price, so that every
subscriber should begin to think about
paying the p.inter. The amount due
is small for each subscriber, but the
aggregate of several hundred such small
dues keeps tho paper alive. Realizing
tho stringency Of the past summer, The
News AND HERALD refraincd from inn
portuning its debtors. But the time has
come when all can pay q little. We
hope that the printer will not be for
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-26

LIE EXAMINATIONs.-.The County
Board Of Examiners have fixed on two
days for examining applicants for teach-
ers' certificates. The questions will he
sent from Columbia, and as there will
DC but one set, it is necessary to ex-
anime all applicants for the same grade
on the same day. The coming exami-
nation will differ from the one held last
spring, inasmuch as there will be q
separate set of questions for each grade,
and person failing to secure eighty
per ocnt. on any paper will have to an
ply anew for a lower grade. In order
to accommodate applicants, those as
piring to the first grade will be exam
incd together OH the 10Th, and on tho
following Saturday examinations will
be held for the two lower grades, so
that any person failing to secure first
grade certificate may have an oppor-
tunity of trying for lower grade.
Only two days can be granted, and ap-
plicants failing to appear at tho proper
time will have to wait year before
having another opportunity. It will
also be necessary to be on hand punctu-
ally, in order to complete the paper in
one day.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-26

We have had call from DR.. r.. G..
Robertson, now of Rock Hill and for
merly Of Winnsboro. We are pleased
to find him in good health and in his
usual good spirits. Tho Doctor is
county treasurer Of York, and as an
evidence Of his having made q good
officer, the Democratic county convcn-
ton has, by very tlattering vote, re-
commended his rc-appointmcnt.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-26

Now Advertisements.
Knights Of Ilonor--E. S. Chandler,
Reporter.
New Goods-J. M. Beatty.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

TIIURSD4IT. SEITEMBEE' 30, 1878.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-26

AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE
MUNICIPAL YEAR 1978-79.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-26
FOR SHERIFF.

MANY VOTERS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-30
New m


The time hes come when . man may
Know that hs viii 10 vslus received
ibr every dollar that h. iavsstA
Quseks esd Aumbugs are soon vesti.
laaed and ere compelled to take . beck
aeas, q b crushed By the wheel Of
pgegreas. An article must possess
RAJ 1srt--muss b what il il repre-.
seated 70 b. Or, like the mushroom
q nooe-day, Il Win soon wishsr and
die h the radiance Of The brilliant de
covsEiss Of modern scisocs. q. 4
G. 'sCoush and Diphtheria Remedy
can alPays b relied on. II allays sks
irritS9oa o. tiokliag Of the throat,
resdsrs sxpsotoreticn easy and opsus
the sesrstions. IL 10 gSsrssusssd 70
9 al that j u advsrSiasd 70 o. tie
Heesy ysfsadsd TO Tie purchaser. Q.
II. Poeiss. aesak S-lS-2u
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-30

-Ir - vosth morn chan its own
ysi6hs y pass gcl1. VI: 0. u
0ejden CGsake. Is oogee sore cyss,
beFNA soGaneous aeuPtieos aud Old
shrsuls sorss. ood - q. II. Potter.
&l0-30
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-30

The advertiser. having besn psrma.
nsntly cured Of that dpesd diseass,coa.
sanpsion, by > simple ssmsdys II sox.
desire H. 10 VII send . copy Of tho
prsscriptios ussd, lftss sf ehares,(
with the dirsctions Tor preparing and
usinG the eame, which they will hnd \
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma.
Bronchitis, sto.
Psrtiss Wishing shs prs.Sripicn
ls% Penn st.. wiliaasbursh, y. Y
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-30


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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-03-14

IL few nights ago, couple of young men rous-
ed Mr.. Parker from his bed, after midnight inform.
ing him that thieves had been in the MILL and stolen
quantity of flour; they had seen them drive away
from the MILL with the sacks in their wagon, and had
chased them for half mile. Mr.. Parker went to the
mill, but concluded he could tell better in the
ing, what damage had been done. The miller, next
morning, decided that five six hundred pounds Of
flour was missing; but on weighing the stock on
hand there found just the amount that had been
left the evening before. 1t was ascertained that
some young men had taken some girls to a country
party, and after bringing them home had driven by
the mill, the nearest way to their road home, and
had thereby been taken for thieves. For particulars
inquire of JoeIIartley.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-03-14

70 The Bulletin has good deal to say about the
editor of the chief not going wild the Blue Rib
bon. We praeiioe temperance if We don't go through
all the mummery for the purpose of getting up lit
tie political or other capital. We don't require bolt
of blue ribbon pinned to vest to proclaim to the
world that a reformed drunkard. That's the
difference between and the editor Of the Bulletin
Neither have We ever spread oursef over chair in
q saloon, at midnight, in maudlin condition, fit
representation Of King Bacchus, and sent n gang
through town, rousing from their slumbcrs, and
enticing them to n saloon on some trick, where we
assessed fine upon them, to lie paid in liquor, for
the purpose of increasing our state Of beastliness
But We hope that you will stick to the pledge-you
need il.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-03-14

49,
Genial Spring is upon us, and agricultural opera
tons are being prosecuted with rush. Garlenin;
is receiving attention. and large portion Of seed
for early vegetables are in the ground. OF course
the forward state of vegetation is unprecedented
making fully months difference, compared will
the average Kansas seasons.
The pay ear was along, on Monday, Frightening M
the faces OF the railroad boys.
On Saturday night, George Knott had saddle and
bride and set of harness stolen from his stable
and ON Monday, one John Walter was arrested ON
suspicion Of having committed the theft and arraign
ell before Squire Fairalrs Court He, however
proved an aiibi, and was released.
The blue and red ribbon movement was inaugural
ed among our adult citizens, ON Wednesday evening
the 9Th, and was followed by a vigorous charge on
the evening following. Considerably oyera humid
red publicly donncd the red or blue, and forswore
the vices inhibited by these emblems and since them
"a great number of accessions have been made to the
movement. Mrs. Lansdon and Miss Lossc have also
started n separate organization among the colored
people. and most of them believe, now sport the
colors. 1t is be hoped that the movement has not
yet eliminated.
Some scamp went through George Trues barber
shop, one night last week, and .abstracted about
twelve dollars from the money drawer Circumstar,-
ces indicate an aequainfanceship with the lay of
things, ON the part of the burglar.
Leigh Lightfoot. son of Major Lghtfoot, formerly
Indian Agent at MOZART, has been sojourning in
neighborhoosi, for couple of weeks past. Since he
left Kansas and went to reside in the East he has
boomed into fullsrown man, and entered into tho
matrimonial condition.
In few days, Miss Losse and Mrs. Landaon will
set the temperance ball rolling among the Indians.
up on the Reserve. But these good ladies need not
trouble themselves to take any blue ribbon up there
ior we VII wagert pint Of popcorn against u cab
bage head that these discriminating creatures will
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-03-14

No better place to start brick yard than betxs g.
| here and Independence bridge. Plenty Of mud-
a good deal Of spring wheat is sown already, and
considerable more will be.
Several newcomers have arrived ip our vicinity
in the last week or two; have good teams and out
| fits for farming
| Charles Spencer and family have returuea to old
Doniphan County, Will farm the old place, ON the
road leading to Troy. near the Stone school house
Nels Nelson moves ON hi. o~r pl.re near Rrusb
Creek
Our Trustee W. d. Stewart. commenced .s,esxius
last Monday. Glad to know that property will be
reassessed and not take the old assessment a. has
been done for several years. Land is low and would
not probably bring the twethr,ls of the assessment
in cash.
Doniphan loafers still infest the storcs and an
looms.
If that fellow who goes to see his girl every week.
in the country don't soon pop the question, the old
man will have his board bill and horse feed charged
up. perhaps than the girls leg-i-cy.
nice social at I. Viewers, Saturday evening.
Lots of fun.
John McSherry and wife, old residents Of Donphan,
also brotLern law of. Meyer, a visit here,
from California. lie is well pleased with California,
and thinks of returning SOON
Our Trustee has to keep his jaws set, and ready
answer questions relative to changing roads and
building bridges.
Sunday, boys playing marbles ~ usual. Why is
this permitted by the Marshall
Loafers parading the sidewalks. The back door
to the saloons generally insurcs entrance. Sun
days.
Postoffiee openon Sunday mornings until 10
O'Clock.
Old Adam Muddy, coored, drunk Saturday,
usual.
Benjamin Curtis was noticed ON owf streets, Mon
day.
An Atchison detective i'm town, Monday, look
ing after cattle thief supposed to have gone toward
Troy. He has the description of the gent.
The wheat never look ed more promising this time
of year, than it does
Somebody is going to pay n heavy penalty for let
ting hogs out. Now read the Kansas laws and weep;
if YOU don't Won will. We are not prepared to let
hogs
He that answcreth matter before he heareth it,
it is folly and shame unto him. Now we have all re-
spect for brother X. and never doubted his zeal for
good cause but do think he oyerreached himself,
and his own future good in this part of taccorng
to his opinion) the DEVILS vineyard When Won nm
derake TO set up theory of practical advice to the
people of Doniphan what course they should pursue,
laying down rules and laws for them to follow, or
they will he damned YOU had better settle YOUR own
theories ON substantial basis that our people NAV
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-03-14

Troy ELEvAToR.-Mcssrs Tracy & Leland have
their elevator, near the depot, completed and will
commence operating it this week 1t is a very COM
plete affair." The shelter is underneath the structure.
and is run by steam. There is a large receptacle
over the shelter into which corn be delivered
from wagons or ears, and it runs ut once into the
shelter and from there the grain, cobs and all
conveyed the top of the elevator, where the cobs
are carried of, the chat separated from the corn,
and the corn delivered into immense hopper set
on scales. The hopper will hold several loads,
and the scales will weigh 5000 pounds at draught.
When car load of is delivered into the hopper,
it is discharged into the through pipe. In this
way, the Smelling, weighing and handling are all
done with great rapidity, and with but little labor.
This is one of the most important enterprises ever
undertaken in Troy, and we hope IL will amply re-
pay the proprietors.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-03-14

~ BY the way, if the big Mason of the Bulletin
were to make his application over at this time to be-
come member of the order, it would become neces-
sary to postpone consideration of his ease for few
weeks, until they could procure new supply of
blaek-balls, so that all the members could vote.
Right here, Royal Arch Mason suggests that the
editor of the Bulletin take card Of withdrawal and
that he then apply for membership on card, and we
by petition, at the same time, to ascertain which
would get away with the most black balls. We give
it up, without trying. He would get nearly all of
them
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-03-14

Fever and ague, and its eongener, bilious remittent,
besides affections Of the stomach liver and bowels
produced by miasmztic air and water both cradf
Gated and prevented by the Of Hostctters stom-
ach Bitters purely vegetable elixir, Endorsed by
physicians, and more extensively used q remedy
for the above class Of disorders, well for many
others, than any medicine Of the age. languid cir
culaton, torpid state of the liver, want of vital
stamina are conditions peculiarly favorable to mala
nal diseases. They are however, surely rcmeied by
the great Preventative, which, by nvigorating the
system, and cndowing it with regularity well as
rigor, provides 1t with resistant power which ena-
bles to withstand disorders not only Of malarial
type but host of others to which feeble and i'll reg
ulated systems subject. The Bitters safe as
well % searching ersdieant and hare widely superse-
ded that dangerous drug quinine. which paates hut
does not eradicate malaria
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-03-14

The farmers arc busy sowing small grain. and re-
pairing fences. They will soon be in the midst OF
spring work.
Com l. coming up. 1t Ia ranging at about p cents
per bushel A great amount has been bought ct that
price.
The elsvator has been retted and d now In running
order Mr.. Greg has bought 1000 bushels Of corn
of one man, md win commence Smelling this week.
The Concert last week, mot altogether.
The weather too bad for the folks in the country
| to attend. They intend to repeat II, this week.
We can boast Il . saw-min in town. On last Sat
urday it was started. 1t works finely Bring your
sawlogs-
The school teachers of Wolf River Township had .
meeting here Saturday for the purpose Of organizing
Teachers' Association. d. l. Carpenter WAS elected
President, and Harry Shaner Secretary. They will
meet once Donth-
As city election comes of on the lst of April,
somebody viii st fooled.
The Park-O! that is all right. We will see about
it. We don't want anybody to give us Park, this
year.
Rev. II. Moys preached his farewell sermon, on
Sunday evening, to crowded house. Mr.. Moys has
been with us two years. lie was liked by all who
knew him. That he may find a better field Is our
prayer.
We had the pleasure of looking the large stocks
of goods at Mr. NcCrum's, which he will open this
week. and oaer to the public Joseph and his clerks
are all old hands ut the business. VIM. vader, of
Doniphan, will be head clerk-and, by the way, he
wants his copy of the Chief sent to this place.
IA Campbell has all kinda of garden seeds for
sale, so ch cap that you masf buy. Call and see.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
move that the mud question be laid on the table.
The north approach to the bridge is completed, and
is to he the most substantial Of the whole
structure. P. Gochrana did the work.
The farmers are busy blowing and sowing. A large
acreage of Spring wheat has been sown. large
of is being put in. But very little barley
An old farmer who had been under the mud siege
for months, town, Last Friday, and return
ing broke his wagon tongue and lost his religion.
The growth of Fall wheat is so tall that it waves
the winds pass over 1t. It looks If 'the pillow
going to overtake the reaper"
The New England Tea Party PANIED ont expenses,
notwithstanding the small deuge which preceded il.
Julins Brown, Esq, promising young farmer near
Highland Station made . flying visit to Grasshopper
Falls, and returned with Charlotte his bride. julie
Is bouncing good man. and will make his mark, let
times be so hard.
Rev. Moys gave his farewell sermon, Sunday night,
to crowded house. He touched his membership
quite lively pride and vanity He leaves with the
good wishes of the community.
W. j. Orem will deliver discourse at the Syracuse
school house, next Sunday, at 10 a. m. Subject
"a Woman Clothed with the SUM-" Also, at night,
God and its Attributes"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-03-14

1t makes no difference how many Physicians, or how
much medicine you have tried, isnow established
fact that German Syrup Is the only remedy which has
given complete satisfaction in severe cases Of Lung
Diseases II is true there are yet Thousands of per
sons Who arc predisposed to Throat and Lung Ahec-
tons, Consumption, Hemorrhager. Asthma, Severe
Colds settled ON the Breast, Pneumonia, Whooping
Cough, &C., who have no personal knowledge Of Bo-
schee's German Syrup To such ne would say, that
$1,000 dozens were sold Last year, without com
plant Consumptivcs, Try just one bottle. Regular
size, IS eenta Sold BY al Dsuggists in America
Troy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1878-03-14
MARRYED.

On Thursday, March 7th, 1873, at the residence Of
the brides father. BY Rev. y. E. Sheldon Mr.. WILLIAM
IL McADAMs and MIS- DEbBlE MoREHEAr. daughter
John Nosehesd, all Of this vicinity of Troy.
The CAief was remembered in the way Of some
choice cake. hthsts the kind the bride bakes Billy
WI hsve good Lying. We congratulate the happy
ooapae.
On Sae0dsy evening. March sth, at the Office Of the
Probats 49, b. Judge Wilkinson, Mr. Frank LANG