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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
rs. Iapa-prino steam. 7q.e. Fraght.-wheat to But.

ARguFi Lari-Prine steam 7'sc. Frsghts-wheat to BUT
IsItlDgtrHIA Avg 5-PstEe'sgn nosIissly nnehsnged
ise asc SnS Ne sasSf sty a - e7se Rensd
sugars unchanged s~DeEaal = sic teF 5sest
Mes9,a fannie View %hsa' ss Re Slowly ssd LEV Low
Fa@S low pIS stocE "a so a. do Recently Ground
50 so do do strictly Ch0lee fresh grogn hon Old Wheat
= ~ 81 f o sd a. and o w 50 Gs
Extra tamy Neg Wsssn - lh 1 On ono I'd 81 81 - 7
Corn Meal inactive and nominal - s9gs4 10 iFee on
S S" M %sSss, s ars ToaTh Red saa AMBER %
ears 81 O3e1 03ai 800 bnsa, swesteFa Old white
Pennsylvania Com Hess active ANA lac Loser REJECTED az
Sepof boS5ae. oafs8eive Inquiry, at ie higher Old
Western and PsnnsLvsnia White Ssse ISs Far ssa
A. the open board Corn was m far demand pees stesay
beri S6s aI9ae October was bud aud 4se asked
ior steamer for August Wheat rather lower NO; req
bid 81 O35i AUGUST 81 os hid and 81 on
oeiSSer 0t Was SS for P NO White for &ssas
and sS asked 20 Nc bid for Mixed for Augst ana sep
tember and Z7@c asGed Ryej6e bid for August and oVc
asked. 49,.
S7't4S5c, August S9slG90ase September corn steady
gust 36'sc septsnloe oats lnaeuSo and lower N9
5os 7s Gn .isa t al o. PoFE rG ~" : Q So Lard
nomlnaly higher Use bid buyers offering lower PRICES s
ese Clear. ese Bacon higher shoulders oIS ,dut Clear i
600 Dbis Wheat 6l,OOO bush; Corn, 5000 bush DATA
TOLEDO. Aug 5-wheat quiet closed weak; No. White
Wabash 81 o. No White Micnigsn 81 Vs Ap DE- M No
Esd %tStsg cs sSe seller August sic seller septen-
Der. 9oae; No DO cash g4c 10 Dayton ami AlShgah
81 or Western Amber 97c Corn closed weak bxh Mixed
%5e eSS6 &C. rejected s6se DanSsed cash Soc oats
dan No eash 2ie WHIT cash 26e for New 59e; iof
oats l,ooo bush SUPERINTENDENT 100000 Rnsh Corn,
Amber Mehss S 81 @ To RED Winter cash &c. sci
Ter August 90 so seller september 9oe no sa Wa1as1
az '2e Oats dull No. 2 24c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHEs-oulet steady; Pots sac; Pearls ts.e ,aoo,..
COFFFE-Aild grades quiet, unchangeui JaFti @z~z1 ~
MSTecaibo ISlaGI7c, gold RIO hrm, goGd demand
r5ssry 10 primo cargOes l344I7ep gold saies xoD pa
al 2,4H2 BAGS per "NeWDny
ate terms; also Of stock at this market 1851
bars 40 and Santos reducing stock here 70 a.
COIyTUN-SpOts hfmi demand goods Upands-DVog VIul'
narT iOis,sc Low Middhng llssei MidHhng id1lec, lice,
2455 Tor consumption 400 Tor speculation 79o Dass
d On eontracJ Futures advanced 4a6 points Sales PAT
1rday evening $500 bales, Today-tlrst @ S
i47 December ll22 toal soO ese5 9g'I 10y Nav
100 total 600 bales. Third Call-Augps5 ILL., s9Ptn
hAT ii72 February l1.SO March II: III ApI - ~
total 1000 bales. Also August Ill., llse iIg!' az
il94 ll95 1876. ll97 lips 5s2'emIOss5 iiigg va
iI7I 10 iii J. ~ October II "A, Lao llAI
bsf i7s 81 ILL., D SsSnsfT
n az, February ll.3O; Apri 1i43 LA May liD9
Total 10000 bales grand total 1l'lVO Daoa fu'ui"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
GUPREME COURT.
~ In the Matter Of the Az
THE NORTH AMERIC


To ell persons having claims or demands OF any name or
nature either pOcyhOlers IN the above named corpora
lion. or a other creditors thereof:
TAKE NOTICE thar by virtue OF and IN obedience 70 the
requirements order OF the Court OF the state OK
NewYOrk made Mr. Justice Landon az MS Chambers In
the City Of schenectady the 18th day OF july 1873 ~ TIE
above entitled proceeding and entered IN s once OF tho
schenectady County July 49, 1878 The under
signed Albert Parsons duly appointed Referee m tho
above entitled proceeding % take proof OF all claims made
the named corporation either ~ pOhcyhooes
OF by other creditors thereof.
notice. that obedience 70 the
Of order the undersigned Referee viii attend as NO.
broadway In the City OF NewlOr al the once ~ Henry
r. ersou Receiver OF said corporation, the 18th day Oe
January 1879 III o'clock IN the forenoon o that DAY ana
time thereafter such proceedings may be adj
journed and viii then ana there proceed 20 take praoi OF 81
claims and demands OF name and nature against sa
corporation. by pocyholders or by other creditors ereo
which pfesented and that Will such proof OK
such claims decide upon the legality and suceney Of such
proof and claim.
Further ali the creditors such corporation required TO
exhibit prove their claims and become parties 70 these
proceedings before the undersigned The day above
Ted and at the place aforesaa and that IN default heee an
creditors policy thus deIaung sa and Wih Do
prpcuded benefit OF the decree which shall Do made
In THESE proce edng and from distribution yeh shah
he made In or under deCree-Dated July ~ 1873
Jy23 26tia ALBERT FAifSoNS, heieIce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
Proposals
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.
i DEPOT oUARTBRMAsTKRs oyFIcE, L. 80 Qirardst-.
DsrTA puTaTu mi 4

N'A W PnnADEIPIIl july 10, 1873
and Of Tie Instructions 70 bidders attached
each Tih be Teeelyed e. ms VaS sP beSsmeat
with The following Srnees ,.r,srmaster peno at San
I0So Campaign Hats; $500 Forage oapsi 10000 pairs
pairs wooien Miens: 5000 pairs Boot 200 wSo Blanf
Poles 10000 yards blus Flannel yars hirtng
s S e 9SSi Sad S SS Saf FaS Sns ns
IITO delivered az the Qnartermasters Depot at Phla
5Sco6 wards Canton flannel; $4,000 yards shns Elan
De ehtquaty ana 100000 yards shifting Flannel heavy
To be delivered at the ouartemasels Depot atJeaer
iOooj hxhelves $50 sets Stencil COCO Mosquito
sets wall 25vO Common Tents 1000 Common
IVTo be- delivered onaFermasters Depot at Phila-
i,oo6 Hs@ets untrimmedi 1000 Helmet aaiE P1@es
cavalry 2OUo Helmet Cords and Banes eaysIy 100 hsi.
loo pairs HELMET scrolls and Rugs 700 Helmet s.ds
csmpagn HAS, 81 500 70 ace caps 100 crescenIs caps;
90 10000 Crossed saDres 10000 crossed
Wooiien sicekngs 500 pairs Berlin owes 5000 pans
shoes II 200 Wool BLANKETS 500 storm Fags 1900 Musk
rat Caps 500 pairs MusETat Gaqntets ae0 Pas b1
FLANNEL 10000 yaIds sky blue KeFsey heavy quality 10000
P SGan sy G@s H ssTs O s' Yards
Cord 10000 pieces Drawer awe Ispe aSOe1 1e aT 900
gross shirt or FB buttons 500 pounds B Patent Thread
ton Thread 1890 feet Wax Upper leather des 20 aver;
Sgg l1 e' o0 VY s sSedes Nails los NO ~ 20Oj lbs.
swedes Nails II; 100 bs Lasting Iaeks $50 lbs bar
bOIs Machine Threads 500 balls Hard wax 10 gross 9eei
Lasting Tacks Ia inch. ,,,-----., -, -.
All viii be subjected 70 rRlo inseclo ahu uu-
deTs are informed that full compliance with specifications
will be insisted upOu and that no article inferior TO the stand
ard viii be- accepted. -. -,
The Government the right TO reject any or all
bids.
preference will DO given articles Of domestic produc-
ton manufacture. conditions Of price aud qualify Deng
equal and such preference Will be given 10 articles OF
American production and Manufacture prOnced on me "a
extent OF the consumption required DJ
the public service theTe."-Ascised St1fktss a. no
articles which TO be used IN the states ana IeO
viii DO received and inspected az san
Francisco, Cal. - -
nation apply al this Office $3.50. i. ,...,.
Envelopes containing proposals 10 Dc ehOofsea EYP9es
for Military supplies" aud addressed TO the Undersigned
BY order OF the QuGrtennastef-Geneia
Mt lianerl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06

000000 Of the 5-20s Of 1868 30 rapidly are the new
4 per cents beng taken. There are now only $780,
S56050 of the 1865 bonds unealled. Government
bonds to-day were all fraction lower on a mode
rate business; 1868 ana 1868 were weak We
anDeX current quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
ROCK ISLAND ARSENAL. has. July 81, 1873.
PROPOSALS FOR IRON BEAMS Sealed

III proposals 70 De opened 10 August so, 1878, arc
hereby invited furnish delivered cars az TINS Arsenal
about pounds OF 5inch wrought ir1n leans, 20
weigh 2D pounds per yard about 14Oe pounds OF ~ er
wrought 10 weigh 10 pounds per
yard about loo ponds Of angle pieces ga inches Dy
32 inches by 3 = inches -
ends free flaws bsieFs and ragged edges ana contain
the bid should be accom- auieo by the manu-
cturers published tables formula giving the guaranteed
strength and stiffness Of beams. . 80
feet thirds OF them such exact lenghs that tasy
must be cut cold. .--.. - a..
ds must be addressed the undersigned Endorsed on the
outside Proposals % FuTnish Beams" The successful OA
Der into contract and 70 give good
bonds for the faithful performance OF the con-
tract ,.,,- -.
Onedfh Of the beams must be delivered within two
months the remainder within nve months OF he GATE o.
contract r,.,---,..,
are deemed satisfactory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
: u'e'" b. N. FLAGLER. MOTOR Of Ordnance
ESoISrER REPAE;MEST. P p or cq 3gzs

ENGINEER DEPAESAkSI' DsIRiSI or S9 ~ shlN
DR0P0SAL for LAYING ASPHALIUM
i PAVEMEETIN THE CITY OF WAsHiNGTOk;-
BY DIRECTION OF THE BOARD OF CJdMinSlDN-
ERS SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII be received at Us once
until II O'CLOCK NJ THU SDAN, AUGUST 10, 1878 Tor
shnr and lawn gabOut thirty three thousand eight hun
dred ana nRctyne s9l square yards more or less as
phatm pavement upon the caTa OF ana
East CaptoLsiroet in the City of Washington, ID. G.
Blank forms proposals ana specifications may De oD-
taine m this Office together villa AL necessary iniofa
ton upon application therefor and bids upon these togms
will alone be considered. -, 49,.
The right reserved object any all bids or PARTS Of bits
r. L. HuXIE,
Lieutenant Engineers, u. s. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06

Foreign exchange was higher on the stiffness OF
the London money market. The prime bankers
advanced rates to 81 S3l2 for 60-days bills, and to
81 81 for demand, but actual rates were cent
lower. We annex current revised quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
Corporation Nciilfs.

NOTICE.-James NJ. Oakley q Coz Auction
cora viii sell AZ public aucon. BY order q the DcfaI
ent 0f bocEs on August 1873 at ~ ee9ek ms esttsl9
ots Ok old material utudpg ferry h0ats sheds o. y.
aoek Ides wrought iron and Nheei ~ NJ ~
ton ses The Cy Record copies for sale 81 NO oV nam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
CHEESE MARKET.

UTICA Ny Aug 5The sales OF Cheese today were 1000
boxes and 1000 boxes placed on commission trees
range frVm 7S7'sc. for leading ctores average price,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rivsi Vessels ana RaHrOads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
SUPREME COURT Of The STATE S1 Of 4. N v Ivy;

SUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW
- YORK City and COUNTY OF NewYor he place o. niS
CHARLES SWENSEN, plaintiff. against LIN A oWENhEN,
defeudan SnmmOns-To the above named defendant on
are hereby summoned the complaint m tbs action
and 20 serve COPY the pantin attorney
within twenty days after the service Of this summons exon
sve seryice aud IN oi your failure % appear
or answer Judgment viii be taken against you by dia tok
the relief demanded m the c0mpl intated ~ p loIo
ISAAC 2. HUBBAR plaintiffs attorney
Office and Postohce address 80 Abertysgreet Cry OF new
York state # NeH.YOrk,
To the defendant, LIMA SWENsENi Inc foregoing sum
Ep0n you by publication pursuant 10 ~ t9et
of Charles Daniels, Of the Justices Qt the od-
prone Court she State NewYok, dated Jay ~ 1878
ana on that the and complaint IN t
action Office Of the Clerk OF the city and county OF
York at the County House IN the City 81 new
YOlk lSAAC i, hUbBAhD, piaui1h SAts"eNos'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM

IhlhAkEs OffiiL NO 40 hihtdpo 'u4Atitf
BOSTON, Aug. 3, 1873 )
SEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received until noon on
TUESDAY August 49, 1875 for the sale OF FIFTY TIIoUs
AND DOLLARS 600 OUO part thereof OF the LAND
GRANT BONDS Of the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY the undersigned trustee m accordance with
tue maeh'uieoi moi's"seOi APF RIb L. AMEs Trustee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETa
LONDON Aug 5.-Today is the bank holiday and the ma
LII r..n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
MONDAY. Avg. 5-P. N.

MONDAY, Aug. 5-P. N.
IT, deliveries Of -four and grain at tho port Of
.sv-York by all the railroads and by the water
80 during the months Of July, 1877 and 1873,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
feanl Notlres.

NEW YORK SUPREME C0URT-City
~ and County OF New-YOrk DANIEL a. FISHER,
plaintn against john ;. ELLSWORTH, deiendsHt-snm
the defendant: You are hereby sum
moped 10 complaint this action, and 20 serve
COPY your tie plaintiffs attorneys WITHIN twenty
OF this exclusive or the day OK
Of your failure 90 appear or answer laag
eut VIII against bY default IOr the rcot DO
mandeG the congratulated NewloTE March % 1879;
SpREETER & ALLISON, Plaintiffs Attorneys once ana
Post Office address No. 81 IiberJysL NeW-N0r4 Cty.
To the defendant JOHN r. ELLSWORTH : The foregoing
summons served upon you publication, pursuant q an
order Of HOu Chas D0nohue. Justice OF the Supreme
Court the state Of NewlOrk dated the 23d Gay OF Ap
1919 ana the complaint in the office 81 the CLERK OF
the Supreme Court, City aud County Of New YORK. a. INC
Court House said city Dated NeMl otk July 80 1910
sTREETER 4 ALLISON, Plaintiffs Attorneys
uttrfru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06
financial.
STOUAS.

Gas sTocAo'
An New York Brooklyn Gas Stocks and also all kinds
OF brooklyn Investment securities dealt IN by
- GEO. H. PRENTISS,
80 BTOadsL, n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
ported by telegraph:
Receipts. Shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-06

THIRD BOARD-Z:3O 2. NJ.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
Special Notice. ).


w + hofeby give nutiee to all parties
that we will give noefedit to anyone, but
will sell goods for CASH, AND CASH
ONLY. Parties are notified to send no
orders to our store, as she goods will not
be delivered without the CASH.
suaENHE1MER & aRoysoAEh
june 4N
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
Phonetic Spelling.
An exchange says

An e4cnange says:
Professor Knowlton, of San Fran.
cisco spells potato "Ghoughph-
theightteeau," according to tho
following rule: "Gh stands for D.,
as you'll find from the last letters
in hiccough. Ough stands for o,
as in dough. Phth stands for {, Us
in phthisis. Eigh stands for a, as
in neighbor. TIE stand for t, as in
gazette, and eau stands for 0, as in
beau"
Now since gh stands for p and
also for t, as in cough, and for k,
aa hough, while KIN stands for II, a.,
in know, and uay spells @, as in
quay, and ce is &, as III poultics,
and aux spells Q, rs in tuuc pas,
and oise stands for is, as in tortoise,
and ey is a, as in heyday, and you
spells II, we may bo pardoncd for
remerking that Ghreaughuaycece-
auxr Observation-Disclosures Disc cy
groieyphth gl1hreyyoud.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
Radioalism Rediyivus.

Radicalissn Is in lively state of
convalescence in Charleston. The
recent reports in the papers smack
OF old times. The hosts of tho truly
loyal are divided between NIackey
and Bowen and Taft and ono or two
colored mon. .Mackey and Taft are
competing for Congress, and Mackey
attacks Taft on tho ground that The
latter offered in the Senate series
OF resolutions complimenting Gov
ernor Hampton. This must be
pleasant reading to those who i'm.
agine that Radical has any sense
OF gratitude, and that tho want of
opposition to Hampton arises from
any other cause than a conscious
ness Of it's utter futility. A COM
bination is on foot in Charleston,
headed by Delany, Aaron Logan
and one or two others. to exclude
white Radicals from communion
with tho colored brother, and to
secure all the loaves and fishes for
the sons Of Ham. They swallow
Hampton with apparent gusto, but
do not evinco any inclination to
support Democratic legislative
ticket. All this shows that tho
Radicals are every whit as vindictive
as as they were in 1870, and that
they have the shrewdness to make a
most insidious attack, tho only one
Offering any chance Of success.
They hope, by making no nomina-
tions for the State ticket, to lull the
Democrats into fancied security,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
Honor to Whom Honor is Due.

Tho Charleston Jo'srual Of ron,-
".crce says: "Up to two years ago
the press of Carolina was silent upon
tho wrongs of her people. Unaided,
howovor, tho people made them>
selves heard all over this broad land,
and drove the usurpers from her
borders and into exile" The
Journal Of Commerce is in error
From tho time that the "Ringed,
S roaked and Striped" Convention
sat in Charleston to the present,
the press of South Carolina has never
failed to depict the enormities of
Radical misrule, and to donounco
the wrongs done to the people. An
examination into the files of the
leading city and country papers will
prove this. And it was the revela-
tion through tho columns of the
press of the outrageous frauds per-
petrated by the Radical regime that
melted tho people to rise in their
majesty and work out their deliver =
ance. Not only this, but the press
OF tho State attracted tho attention
of the outside world to our condi-
tion. Ifthe papers have not made
any money in the past ten years, let
them at least not be deprived of what
honor is due them.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
Notice to Taxpayers.

AUp1foR's OTF1cE,
W1NNsBoRo, S. c., May 28, 1878.
MIS- Office " i'll bo open from the lst
l. of Juhc to the Goth Of July, 1878. to
receive Tax Return 8 for the fiscal yeaf
1878. BY orders from tho ComptrSllcr
General the renl estate will also bc re-
assessed at the Same time All male
persons between the ages of twenty.one
and sixty years are liable to Poll Tax, and
will report nc" ordingly
will attend at tho following places ON
tho days specified, for the purpose Of
receiving returns, viz:
Feastervilig. June II and rs.
Monticello, Jnhe IL and 18,
Jenh insyille, June 10 and 20.
Horeb, June2i and 20.
Doko June 24ahl rs.
Bear Creek, june 90 and 27.
RidSeway. June 20 and 20.
Durbam's, July and2.
Gladden's Grove, July 8 and
Woodward's, Jnly s and 6.
- l. n. WITHERS,
may SV-xttd Auditor F. G.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
len BRoEcK Nor CoMlNe EAST.

Ten BRoEcK Nor CoMlNe EAsr.-
A PdSt representative mot Mr..
Harper the owner of Ten Brock,
and asked him if there was any
truth in the reports that his horse
hal been tampere,! with. He an
Nvercd that he had no idea that
such thing had ever been attempts
ed, let alone being done. s'NcNt
Tuesday" said Mr.. Harper, "I
shall tlkc Ten Brock home he
ant go to Baltimore on money
expedition for any one SO long rs he
belongs to mo. If any one wants
him to so he must buy him, and it
will take 100000 to set him. -
LouisUiUe Post.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18

and in this way to capture the State
Legislature. Seventeen members
from Charleston would bo u good
step in this direction. That the
scheme will fail we arc assured, but
1t may succeed to the extent of se-
curing u dangerous balance OF pow
or in tho lower house.
THERE'S grave cause for the ap-
prehension that the Democrats are
becoming too meal y-mouthed and
tenders hoarted; that in looking ut
the fifteen thousand colored voters
who Gust their lots with decency,
they MAJ forget tho ninety thous
and who virulently opposed all
reform and died in the last ditch,
sullen and defiant and besottcd,
c.inging to Chamberlain and his
thieves as long as they were left,
and who are now praying for the
day when African supremacy, with
oil it's attendant crimes, may DO
again foisted on the State. The
leopard cannot change his spots,
the malignant Radical can never be
converted.
We are opposed to drawing the
race issue, rs unatlvisable and por~
haps productive Of serious intos-
tine disturbances, but there is grave
doubt whether the position of the
Edgelield Democracy is not prcEera-
bio to tho stand taken by tho ON.
trcmists on the other side, wlo, at
this late day, speak of fusion. Dis
tinction must be drawn 50 closely
between Democracy and tatiicalism
that the limit between them shall be
a dead line fatal to tho political lie
OF ary who crosses over. Wherever
Radicalism raises its head, it should
DO resolutcly attacked, and every
possible means Of defeating it should
be exhausted. The people will not
bo deceived by Radical hurrahs for
Hampton The Radicals donot mean
what they say. They inward!y detest
Hampton and the Democrats for
putting stop to their plundering,
but they yell for him Justify ts Il
a mask to conceal their assaults on
the Democratic citadcl.. In what
ever county, or under whatever
leaders tho Radicals show life, they
should be remorselossly crushed
out. Charleston especially should
see TO this matter ut oncc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18

IT 10 RIPQATEp that an effort will
he made in Delaware to defeat Sena-
tor Bayard's reelection to the Sem
ate in 1881. This is the sheerest
folly. Bayard is by far the biggest
part Of Delaware, and Delaware is
known to the world only through
Bayard. Without him she would
sink to the insignificance enjoyed by
Rhode Island.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18

Second lot of Spring Calicoca nloo n nice
lot of Dress Goods, Mohairs, Aipncas,
Japanese Silks. Wash Popiins,
and other nice Materials and
Trimmings. Call and
see, Ladies, for your
selves.
large lot Of Mons, Ladies' and
Chlldren's Shoes, Gents md Boys' Fur
and Straw Hats, fine and course.
---O-
choice lot Of Family Groceries. Can
dies, Cakes, Nackere Tobacco Cigars,
kerosene OH, Hardware, Moodenware,
Tinware, Crockcry, &c.
quantity Of Lumber for sale low for
cash.
march 80 J. O. ROAG
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18
Millinery Bazaar.

MRS. B0AG wishes to return her sin.
generally for the past patronage, solici-
ting continnnnce of the same. She will
enaeavor rs heretofore and is determined
to please the most fnstidious.
Millinery ana Fancy Goods Stock il
complete, French Pattern Hats, trimmed
and natrimmoa, Straw II ITS and I,onnnts,
san Hats and Sailors, tibbons, Silks,
Laccs, Flowers, Feathers, illusions, Neck
Ties, Rnllling. Linen and Lacn Sctts
liandkerchiefs, Corscts. Gloves, buttons,
&C., &c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-18


HAD REALLY ARRIVED. Two Cor
mans met in San francisco ecently.
After affactionato greetings the
following dialogue opens
When you said you hef arrived ?"
"Yesterday."
"Ion came dot horn around 2"
mo"
"Oh I see, you came dot 18TH
mus across"
"No."
Oh !! den you como dot land over?'
"No."
"Een you hcf not arrived"
"Oh, yes I hcf arrived. I como
dot Mexico dhrounh"
Stories first heard AT a mothers
knee are never wholly forgotten.--
Mothers should never forget that
the snfferings of little ones can
easily he overcome by tho use of
Or. Bulls Baby Syrup.
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