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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-01
POLICE. COURT STATISTICS.

During the past month the Police Justice
disposed of 21S criminal charges and tried
3G5 cases OF ordinance violations.
On criminal charges persons were sent
to the grand jury for indictment. II were
convicted OF misdemeanor, and 4S were
committed to Jail in default OF surety for
their good behavior. Fines colected-Citv.
S1575O; State, S61.5O; costs, S51 55-total,
S27O.55.
MARRIED IN SEPTEMBER.
During the month ending yesterday the
clerk OF The Hastings Court issued SO mar
riage-icenses-23 to colored and 10 to white
couples.
During the same period the clerk Of the
Henrico County Court issued 10 marriage
liccnses-4to white and to colored couples.
DEEDS RECORDED.
During the month OF September 155 deeds
were received for record ut the clerk $ Of
ice Of the Chancery Court. DurSn% the
same period 53 deeds were received for re-
cord in the Henrico county clerks office.
FLOUR INSPECTIONS.
The following is statement Of the flour
inspected in Richmond during the mouth
family, 1897 barrels extra superiine, 1889
barrels superfne, 8 barrels fine, 6 barrels
middling, 80 barrels condemned.
PIRE-4LARMs.
There were six alarms Of fire during the
past month.
REVENUE COLLECTIONS.
The revenue collections for September
were $201, ,535.3S.
FOREIGN COMMERCE.
More foreign-bound vessels were cleared
from Richmond during the months OF Au-
gust and September than are generally
cleared in n year. There are now 6 o. 8
sQuare-rggers y in port loading for foreign
ports. Vessels now leaving the Chesapeake
and Ohio WharVes can gou"ay drawing full
fifteen feet OF water. 4 vessel is now re-
ceivinc her cargo OF oil at these wharVes,
and when loaded will probably draw more
than fifteen feet.
EXPORTS TO BRAZIL.
During the quarter ending September
30lh there were 2G vessels cleared from
Richmond for various ports in Brazil. The
aggregate value Of the several cargCca
amounted to 1886, l550j.
1
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JUSTICE WHITES CoURT.-Cbaries WI ing
field alias William Brown (colorcd), charged
witt, being a fugitive, from the county OF
Gooch!and, where be is charged with The
murder OF Mrs. Drilard, was committed Tor
ten dnys, or until the authorities or Gooch-
land can be heard from. -,l..
Robert Saunders (colorcdJ, for beating
ANY Ford on the streets, was fined s., and
in default OF payment was sent 10 JAIL.
joseph Real and Lewis Porter. for res
passing on tbe premises OF GordenH mayo
and cursins and abusing her, were flncd y
each. "
ANY Ford (colored), as common nui-
sance. was committed TO jailior thirty days
in dcfqi1it Of surety for good behavior IN
500.
Frank Anthony (colored), disorderly in
the market, was fined 81.
Patsey Booker (colored), drunk ana dis-
orderly, was fined $3.50.
John Reilly, drunk and disorderly, was
fined 81.
Lucic Scott (coloredl, drunk and disar-
6crly. was fined $3.50 and committed for
non-raYment.
william BurIy, drunk and disorder'y.
Sent to Jail for fifteen days in default OF
surely in 500. ,sr
Frank Mills, for obstructing passengers
at the Richmond and Petersburg depot, was
| fined $3.50. ~ .a,
The case OF George Liggon (colored),
charged with deceiying Octayia Booker uE-
der a promise Of marriage, was disposed OF
by the marriage Of the parties IN the court
room.
| Edward Sally (coloredG for beating Sarah
J. Harvey, was fined S5, and in default OF
payment was committed to jail.
George WASHINGTON (coored), charged
| with being suspicious character, was dis.
charged.
The Following parties were reported 70
| the Police Justice for fast driving yesterday.
in violation OF the city ordinance: Charles
Beall, David Wilson, Jr., aud S. S. Camp
| hp,1 .@..t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-01

Textbooks. .-Supcrintcndent-of-Sc Schools
Hancock arrived in the city yesterday, and
this morning at 10 O'Clock he will meet the
committee on grades at the Baird building
to consider the question Of textbooks.
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GEyu1sE OLD D1AsoRA at scHGs's.

WE CALL ATTENTION TO THE CHEAP
tG l CARPETS
now being exhibited at
LEVY BROTHERS..
They show some rich styles OF TAPESTRY BRus-
Sells a, prices that Will astonish you. They also
offer great bargains in
NoTTIsoIxM LACE CURTAINS.
WINDow-SHADEs, @
RUGS, MATS, aud 0IL-CLoTHs.
They have Just received large stock OF BLAcK
and CoLoRED CAsnMERgs and BLACK and COL
oREp SILKS, which VIII be sold at much below reg
lar prices. -. -
p~.,o,, co,,,a NJ the old genuine Mt SCH0C'e,
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SAVE MONEY oy navlng your printing Hope 1.-THE
DISPATCH PRIST!NG-HOrsE. Good work, low
prices. ami satisfaction .Iarsrrted.
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.sWEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For Tuesday
in the Middle Atlantic States, warmer south
east to southwest. winds, partly cloudy
weather, stationary and falling barometer.
For tile South Atlantic States. northeast
to southeast winds. slightly warmer. partly
cloudy weather, and occasional rains, sta
tionary or falling barometer. s#
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LADIES' AND GEN1LEMEN's BOOTS and SHOES
hand-made-to orGcr-oest qua!ity-2uaranteed tc
fiat BoSCnEN'S. sec aud S IL Broad street.
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Statistics for SeptembeR.
METEOR0L LOGICAL.

The following table shows the state Of the
thermometer Fahrenheit) at. sunrise during
the month OF September, as also the highest
and lowest points reached each day, and the
direction OF the wind:
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10 CAL NE TIERS

s Church NorEs.-At TIE Grace. street Bap-
list Church the pastor (Dr. HATCHERY filed
his pulpit, and received one person for 'bap--
ttsm. us, 4 4. 81 s. St! s5a
Al YenabIe- Street church the pastor Rev.
George T.. WillIamsl baptized two persons.
& { AT Union chapel. Coward g Grove. there
was large attendance on Sunday night;
There have been nineteen conversions since
the meeting commenced, and there were
fourteen seekers OF religion at the altar on
Sunday night. The meetings are still M
creasing in numbers and interest. There
viii be meetings every night this weekex-
cept Saturday night. s.. s.t ], fssz.,fi,. ....
!, THE PRIZES FOR THE MILITARY AT THE
,FAIR.-Tbe Lynchburg Sunday Times: pub.
fishes the following paragraphs concerning
the proposed visit OF the military OF that city
to Richmond during the Fair: .,.i,
Our Lynchburg Home Guard, are making
thorough preparationsfo for the competiclon-
drill to take place during the Fair, in ;Oc-
tober. Captain Otey has them down at
Martins warehouse two or three nights IN
every week, and is instructing them we Wen 10
the manual and the marchfngs. We are
confident our boys will take the gold me-
dal-certain IL is that the company which
defeats them will have lots and CORDS OF
work before it. We understand that COM
panies are expected from Richmond, Dan
vile, Staunton, and perhaps other cities.
It has been stated, but we do not give II
as fact, that the Lynchburg Light Art'i-
lery Blues are rather disposed not to enter
for The prize. We will be sorry IL they 40
not. -,
We hear that at least FIVE or six compa-
nies from other cities will take part in the
colored military drill at the Fair. Our two
companies here had better be preparing !;
for the Petersburg Guard, Captain j. ID.
Hill, are expected, and will give them tough
work t, - 5
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A very large stock Of this seasons styles In BEA-
YER. DIAGONAL. MATTELASSE. and ROUG
CLOTHS, now open. They claim to have the pest
s,yles, largest stock, aud cheapest CL0AkS In the
city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-01

We have 4 remnan; OF CIGARS, AL Havana filler
and binder, good size, al IS box. Call before they
ure all zone. W. d. BLAIR & co.
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DUFF GORDON SHERRY (eur own importation
good quality and perfectly pure. a, s2 gallon.
W. d. BLAIR & Co.,
903 Main street.
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DRESS GOODS.
SILK. AND TRIMAIING-yELyETS,

Additional attractions. Many new styles opening
shis week 4, prices that cannot fail to please.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-10-01

THE VIRGINIA HOTEL. .Staunton, Va. offers su-
perior accommodations at moderate rates. TERMS
80 aud $3.50 per day. Headquarters for CONNER
cIal men, land only 52 per day.
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HUsTINGs COURT, YEsTERDAY.-In this
court Andrew Claiborne alias Andrew
Clayton (colored) was tried for break
ing and entering The dwellng-housc OF Mr.
W. C. Moncure and stealing silver watch,
&c. The Jury failed to agree, and were
licked nn -. - ~ -....
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D1AsoaA.-some Of the old genuine at scHos's'
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EXCURSION TO BALTIMORE.--On Monday
next there will be an excursion to Baiti-
more (probably the last OF the season. over
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. The
train will leave here at 1880 O'Clock and ar
rive in Washingt gton at p. NJ, making con-
nection with trains for Baltimore and the
North. The tickets will be good for fifteen
DAYS. The fare has been put at very low
figures. Tickets NAV be had OF >. M. Thomp-
son, j. B. Suit, and r. 7. Adams.
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RnceIrrs AND DISBURSEMENTS OF YEL-
FUND.-Total receipts,
Ss, 1863. SO. ,,,,, =, ..
From children OF Oregon Hill sunday
school, $14; additional from Central scnooi,
IAN cenfs. Disbursed as follows yesterday {:
Holly Springs, 800; Dry Grove, S1OO.
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TEN MINUTES WALK OF THE CArIToL.--DweE-
Ings for rent IN above distance. See advertisement
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
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FAIR FOR TIE YELLOW FEVER SrFFER-
ERs.-The ladies Of Trinity Lolgc, Good
TempIays, will give a fair aud feast every
evening this week, for the benefit OF the vel
!ov-icyar sufferers, in the store next TO the
corner OF Ninth and Main streets. Supper
will be served each evening. The ladies
hope to receive presents for the faast.
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BEN. BUTLER's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
good or III 1t may petde the people OF Massachusetts,,
the Hon. r Fl. Spoford, Jr, It's president, says that
DR.. HERNpoSIs GYPsY's GIFT brought great
GOOD TO himdr curing bad case OF rheumatism In
a single day. Bnt, where! Oh, where 1--WE want 10
knw) Is there to be found physic strong enough to
cure Ben. Butlerp
BEDFORD ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS have re-
duced board to TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS month
to favor those cut OF from home by yeilow-fever.
Fare AL. Rooms warmed with wood fires. Car
riages meet visitors at LynchburG, Lawyers, and
Forest upon advice Of airival-larter TWO depots
four miles each from springs. No mountain damp
ness nor seaside malaria Greatest healtb-gtving
waters known. Uneaualled for dyspepsia, diseases
peculiar to women, debility scrofuia, and lnaarfal
diseases. All the attractions. Water, - per case;
mass, so cents and 81 per package, to those unable
to visit the springs.
Address A. n DAVIES. President.
Lynchburg, Va.
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STILL AHEAD.-Capadura Hayana-dlled FIVE
CENT Cigsrs-the best on the market--at ScnGS's
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
cloudy and miideE.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, i64 ;
8 A. NJ, II; noon, 81; 8 P. NJ, IS; 6P.
NJ. p: midnight. 50. Es
Mean temperature, 73. ].
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EXPORTS TO FOREIGN CoUNTRIEs.-The
British bark Brazil, Roach master. cleared
for Dunkirk, France, yesterday, with 3,46l
barrels OF crude petroleum., valued at
So, 700, shipped by Messrs. Meissner, Acker-
mann IL Co.
The German bark Leeding, Seeger mas.
ter, for Bremerhaven, Germany. with 460
hogsheads OF tobacco, valued at $41. 1855,
shipped by several parties.
l. The Norwegian brigantine Skandinav,
Boye master, for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,
with 2,O13 barrels OF flour, valued at SILL
$50, shipped by the Haxall-Crcnshaw Com
pany. Il" s ..t
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N. ELLYSoN x CO.. advertising agents. :nfers ad-
vertsements In all of ;e newspapers or the Unltsa
SiIes It publishers Orders left Ut the Dis
patci connting-room VIII receive prompt atten
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BLANKFTSAll grades aud sizes.

in shades 10 match the colors in dress fabrics
4 !, uurhics,
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w. D. BLAIR 6 Co.,
903 Main street.
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MILITARY NOTICES.
FEAST.

TEAST.-THE LADIES Of TRINITY
Il LODGE. GOOD TEMPBARS. will glYca FAIR
AND FEAST EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
for the benefit OF the ye!lowttver sufferers In the
vacant store next to Mess.s. Polk Miller s. Co.'s.
Supper will be served each evening.
A good time may be expected, and they invite the
public To patronize the en'erprise
Presents to the Feast will be thankfully received
oc L
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ArCTION BARGAINS.-D. & +. MIL
A nI,1 N, u, I,Ep nr.. rnceivi 10 Stelnlt

TCTION BARGAINS.-D. Il +. NIT
~ TEJ JDt,RFER are receiving by every steamer
new and desirable FALL GOODS bought entirely
1or cash which enables them to offer goods at Suc
1se lowest grades TO the fne>tgoos imported Seal
Brown, Nav,-Blue. Myrtle Green, and BoTds,nX
Cashmeres in all the different qualities; HiacS Siihs
in dress Goods we nave ali the latest styles and no,
ycltirs; Tril1mng Silks and Salns to match, Call
and see our Iarye stock of Hosiery from bank.
rupt sale TO he sold NJ fifty cents ON the doliar OF
the real value. Carpets from l5c: 10 Sip Sot per
Prints. Dleactcd and Brown Domestics, Chevtots.
Gipcha,n and Liaings rctailcd ut wholesale prices
Corsets from zoe. 10 SO; fun line OIL all klnus
Of Notions: Cas,llnereS. Tweeds, and Jeans-a yer!
large assortment: Blankets, Cloaks, and Sllawls W
prices never b fore known.
All we ask Is 4 CALL ., ,l,~,,,,.,,
.nnc - = hD1 Rrnad y rect.
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CI,UAkS.

stocks in oil departments largely replenished
Fresh novelties received BY every steamer.
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Z eorEsrNc DAY.

5y DO CALI. @s$ ; s.
You are welcome, and would plense us BY 50 doing
IA 5SAK5 q Co,
E &c: Il Clothiers and Taiiors.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

CuILDREN's SUITS,
$3.50 to 81.
BOYS SUITS.
S5 TO $40.
MEMS SUITS,
81 upwards.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Tenth and Main.
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SILkS-BLACk AND COLUKED.
Tho largest stock 10 be found In she city to select
from, ana ut prices TO guarantee safes.
BLACK GOODS
ono of their special,ieS. Their stock In this Depart
IneIt has been largely repleplshea In every eIaoe'
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FLANNELS-Every qua'i,!

HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
A full line OF CHlLDREN'S FANCY-sTRlPED
,rt SI,i ID co. .OkED HOSE: also, every weight,
,na,iiv and Sig. i'm sr:sonsbc HOSIERY and UN-
fTERWEAR for men, ladies, and children.
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4uI,nlolll 4lspatrl|

As- THE ARTICULATION OF THE BIsPATcH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCT'-
LATToN on ALL THE OTHER DALI NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY. .s.f .- SIS
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EALL GOODS. FALL GOODS.

Our stock Of FALL GOODS is now complete,
and We arc selling cheaper than ever.
T.. LIEiITESSTEIN & SONS
scl7 corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
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TUEsD *. .....o ocToBER.1, 1878.
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NRY GOODS! DRY GOODS

DRY GOODS. DRY GOODS!
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!
BROWNE & ROWE
are receiving to. day #,..-.@
NEW AND FRESH DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS, FLANHELS, .tl'
B,.EACEED AND BROWN COTTON,
BLANKETS. CASSlMERES, -s
FANCY GOODS, MOTIONS.
HOSIERY. GLOVES,
CORSEIS. &C. &C,
Which they have determined to sell at SMALL PRO-
FITS. and make QUICK SALES.
Try them to-day. BROWNE ROW r.
507 Broad street. between Fifth and sixth.
%
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yUST RECEIVED.
A LARGE LOT OF THOSE FLANSELS,
wi,hou. don't: the cheapest IN the city. Ct'! ana
b. convinced. at t..r
+. LICHTENSTEiS & SONS.
fri7 corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
TENTUChY JEANS. CHENlOiS.
II EERSEYS, ChSSiMERES,
GiCGHAMS,
BED.TtCKINGS. CALICOES,
BLEACHED AID U&BLEAGHEE, CoI-
TONS, AZ greatly reduced prices. at
l.. LIi,HTENSTElS& & SONS,
sel7 corner Seventeenth and Franklln streets.
TIME GREATEST BARGAINS IN
BLACK AI.PACAS AND DRESS GOODS
ever offered In this ely isat L>-c, =
l.. LICnTENSTEIN e SONS,
Sc II corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
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EXPORTS TO BRAZIL.

During the quarter ending September
goth there were 70 vessels cleared from
Richmond for various port; in Brazil. The
aggregate value Of the several cargCns
amounted to 1886, l5J.05.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-02
THE PRODUCE MARKET.

While all the news from tho last fire t.,
to the Discovery Of Stanley are to be-
found in the WEEKLY HERALD, duo alton.
ton is given TO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WoMAN's RIGHTS. One who has LONG
studied this absorbing subject now pre-.
SrntS to the women o our country the
result Of his investigations. He is happy
to say tiIat i've has at last discovered
"N NomanS Bet frlcnl." 1t is ADAPTED
cSpccinl!y to those cases where the womb
Is disordcred, and will cure any irrcgu-
larity Of the "IEcnses." Dr. j. Brad
fields Female Regulator acts like Il charm
III whites, or i'll a sudden check of the
monthly mcnscs, from cold, trouble of
mind or like causes. So also in
chronic cases its action is prompt and
decisive, and saves tho constitution from
countless evils and premature decay.
This variable preparation is for sale at
$3.50 per bottle by DR.. w. l.. AIKEN.
June 25 -2w
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giving recipes for practical dishes, hints
Ter m3king clothing and for keeping up
with the latest fashions at the lowest
price. Letters from our Paris and LOU
don correspondents on tho very latest
fashions. The Home Department of the
WEEKLY HERALD will save the housewife
more than ono hundred times tho prico
Of tho pnper,
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NOtiCe to ; harvhoIderS.

Sl(E shareholders of the Winnsboro
l. National Bank will please take notice
that at ~ meeting Of the Board of Dircc-
tors OF this institution on June %, 1875,
1t was resolved that ont Of the earnings
OF the preceding six months, two per
cent on tla capital sto"< of the Bank
should be applied to tho reduction of the
premium account, and that three Dor
cent. dividend be declared out of tho
balance.
II. X. ELLIOTT,
July 2~fl Cashier.
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OUR COUNTY, dFF1IBs.
PresentmeEt Of the Grand Jury, Made
at the Recent Term Of Court.
STATE OF SoUTH CAROLINA, }
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
TO the Hon. Il. j, 4Sha,o, Prcsid-
ing Judge
The grand jury for the county
aforesaid beg leave herewith to
submit their presentment for the
present term-June, 1878.
We have given careful considora-
tion to the several bills of indict-
ment submitted to us by the Solici-
tor, and are indebted to both your
Honor and the Solicitor for the
valuable assistance rendered us,
whereby we were enabled to deter-
mine intelligently the various mat :.
ters that came under our notice.
Pursuant to an order made by his
Honor J. H. Hudson, at the March
term of the Court Of General Ses..
:sions for this county, we have inves-
tigated the various public offices of
the county, and in prosecuting this
Iaborious work we have endeavored
10 ascertain all facts that in our
Judgment it was proper to bring to
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-02

AROUND TowN.-Nine colored per-
sons were baptized on Sunday.
June went out pretty hot, and
July comes in ditto.
The shout of freedom was loudly
given by the school boys on Friday.
Fruit of every description is be-
ginning to come into market, except
watermelons.
It will soon be timo when the
voice of the candidate will bo heard
throughout the land.
Remember that the auditors books
will be closed on the Goth of tho
present month, and all re-.
turns must be made by that time.
A gentleman who said he had run
out Of something to eat on Satur~
day, knocked around till he struck
foaol, and then made O. lively
"home rum"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-02

The crops throughout the county,
with few exceptions, are said to be
better than they have been in a
number of years. If tho seasons
continue favorable we may expect an
abundant yield of both corn and
cotton.