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New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
CHANGES IN INSURANCE COMPANIES.

a meeting VIII De nelu tO-mOIlOW, 10 COM
plete the consolidation Of the NewYOrk City and ResC
lutte Fire Insurance Companies, the new officers TO be
chosen from both organizations.
The directors OF the Commerce Fire Insurance Com.
pany took ncton yesterday in regard winding up the
company They declined TO state exactly what they did
but II Is understood that the unanimous expression
In favor Of reinsurance Of risks and q consolidation
with the company which would make the best oh"r
President McDougsll said that the company fnan-
caly sound, ana that IL could pay every liability In fun
aud nearly 100 cents ON The dollar of ITS eapitaI.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO
2ls BROADWAY
Gam. CO.. Noon 57o. 3p.m 5s3 Midnsbt o4'
Highest during the dav. 60 Lowest os'
Average, 57Le'. same day 1877, 4V''
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Metropolitan Hotl-M. de Zamacona, Mexican
Minister at washington and Ex-Governor Henry Llpnh Oh
Rhode Island stor H0use-Senator Isaac r. chflscy
OF Michga Arsnue Hotet-Senat0r Amofose 70
Burnde of Rhode Island General b. r. Butler OF Mhsa
chusctis Rev. DIR. Thomas X Conrad OF Phiadeiphla
and Pliny Jewell Of Hartford GitsSH HOusesir Alexan
der r. GI Montresl Judge H. Talcott OK Buhao ana
Gather Cincinnati STtsrdM HOuse-SenatOr
= Edck OF Cooperstown n. Y, ami Colonel H. C. Corbn
ana DR. BAIL Norris,U =. A.. Ercref Hotse-Capaln L.
Semetschkn Lieutenant A. r. RoioDOf, Lieutenant A:
NJ Kohnsky NJ KOuteynkof Of the Russian Navy ana
Professor E ~ HOrsford, Of Cambridge, Mass Windsor
Ho~Ex Senator James H. English. Of Connecticut; Judge
George r. Comstock, Edward H. Bacon OF Bur
falo and General T.. Marvin Of Albany. n tOendrk
Ho,el-WillIam Reach Lawrence Of Rhode Island ST
NichOlds H0tel-C H. NOram, Of Hartford GFdhd cen
trnL Hoiel-Clarles A WashOnrn, OF California
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A DRUNKEN. BRUTAL HUSBAND.
BEATING HIS WIFE AND CHILD AND TURNING THEM
NEARLY NAKED. OUT OF DOORS.

NEARLY NAkED, OUT OF DUUKr'
John Dempsey, a baker, Of No. 5Oo East
Fourteenth-st has been habitua drunkard for nearly
n wear and has neglected his family His two children
Rosie aud Maggie thirteen years and six years respee
lively have been cared for entirely by their mother.
poor hartiworkiug woman. On Tuesday ngh' nc
brought a rae-pieker the to buy the %
his wife and the children and their bed coverings. ihe
dealer was touched with the misery he saw ana refused
10 make tne purchase. Another dealer was iounI VINO
was less tenderhearted. Dempsey tGen pre'chued 70
90 10 work but returned 10 his home a III O'clock a'
night grossly Intoxicated Rosie came To the door W
admit him. He seized her by the meek, knocAeu ntr
down and turned her into the yard The mother Rot up
10 omen the door but her husband struck ter WIN
ette on the head aud then her almost naked cond
ton turned into the yard There the woman anu
grl were found by an officer OF the seventeenth ire
cinct Dempsey was arrested and taken 10 Essex
Market Police Court yesterday. Justice Oterhonrg sent
him 10 Blackwcll's Island for six months The Society
for Prevention of Cruelty 20 Children took charge O
the family.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
DISCUSSING WOMAN SUFFRAGE.

The meeting of the New-York Woman Suf-
frago Society, yesterday. was well attended. Miss
Lille Deyeroux Blake dwelt at some length
upon the increased favor with which wo-
man suffrage was regarded by the Iegislatnres
Mrs Matilda Fletcher laid that the way Of intro
dueing their principles was To have the rIs.
ing generation well educated, and 10 have the
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
,ublicans in Roman.
When the vote had been announced Mr.. Purdy moved
that IN hc reconsidered and said

When the vote had been announced Mr.. Pufdy moved
that it be reconsdered, and said
Assuming all that Mr.. AvOrd has said concerning the
prosperity OF the prisons be true, has ne told what the
state has lost by throwing out of employment honest
worEngmen hattcrs and stove men We VIII 20 before
the people convict labor question We Will say To
them, The Republican party is responsible"
Mr. Sncard: Is not Nj. Plllsbury DcmOcratl
Mr. Purdy-Yes but he is 80 mnch interested In max
ing the prisons pay that he has forgotten the interests %
the Democratic party.
Mr. Beard (NationaD-DOes the gentlemen hope TO
save the Democratic parry by hopping up this question
lGreat laughterl. , -,
Mr. Purdy-I know that the gentleman thinks the
Labor RefOmers Will everything next Fall, but
not jump out of the Democratic ship I'LL see
dry land We have 10000 unemployed abOrers in New
York. Tammany Hall will have on its hammers, next
Fall the words, " Down with Convict LabOr!" with
draw my motion to reconsider.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
HEAVY INVESTMENTS IN BONDS.

The total sales of Government bonds of all
issues for the week ending yesterday by the Syndicate
and banks and firms in this city, Sl5OOO,OOO. In
cuded In this amount about 81 900 900 per cent
bonds. During the week the Syndicate disposed OF
q 100000 4l2 per cent bonds, leaving only about
81 900 600 Of the July option YET unsOd IL Is predicted
by members OF the Syndicate that the remaining S25,
600 900 under the contract Of April will be- subscribed
and paid for by July T. The sales OF the I2 per cent
averaged II 100000 day for the last
HaVg
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
NEw.YOKK DENTAL ASSOCIATION.
ALBANY, May 9.-rhe State Dental SOciet
IL lny rlec led the following Olice.s:

tC.lay elected the following officers:
Tresidera-Dr A. VI. Holmes, OF MoOresyille.
Wee IresiGeHt-Dr. &. l.. Francis, OF New-iOrk.
SecreLdry-Dr. T. Freeman, Of Buffalo.
Ire0surer-Dr. A. G. Hawcs OF New-HUrk.
fIOyI esDOndeHt-Dr. ". II. Atkinson, of New-YOrk.
Board OF CsnsOyS-Frst District DIR. ~ ". Kingsley, OF
YORK; Second District Dr. W. Jarvis jr OF Brook
I'm; ThIrd District DIR. :. ID. French OF frOy; Fourth
District Dr. c. f. Rch OF Saratoga; Futh District Dr.
\ B. Palmer, OF Syracuse; sixth District, Dr. :. H.
Mccall OF BngaamtOu; seventh District. DR. L.
French of Rochester, Eighth District. Dr. A. Il. South
wick oi Buffalo; permanent member, Dr. Byron Ratl-
bun, Of DnnkIrk.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
A STREET CAR DEMOLISHED.
Gar No 20 of the Belt Line while on Tent

ave, near Thrtieth-st, last night, was run into
by freight cars of the Hudson River Rail
road, which were being out OF the yard
The ear partially demolished, but the
passengers escaped without injury with exception
bridget Foley. of No. 4O2 West FOrty-seyenth-st, was
slightly cut over the eye.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
BOOKSELLERS AGAIN INVADING HOBoKEN

The booksellers VINO were cOmpelleu 10 quit
their business this city last year. and who opened
poolrooms in Hoboken, which were also closed by law,
are making arrangements TO reopen their establishments
Obokcn SevCraOf the persons engaged In the sale o
pools in IObOken yesterday trying 10 obtain SUIT
able rooms MrMcDonad ~ n TepOred,s 10 begin bust
ness again al his old quarters Gerdts Hotel, and Kelly
Bliss have hired Gcrnaua Garden, both on HudsOn'st
Wcbbers Hall is being negotiated for 10y IN the
same The pTopieOgs OF the halls stated last
evening that they lad offers for the OF them, but
they refused gave any information. IL - expected
that pools will be gold saturday ON the Lexington races
There f. much indignation In iOboken over the NATTER
and much opposi Is pressed by the citizens Chief
OF Police Donovan stated, lat evening, that he had
heard the reports but knew nothing regarding their
truth The booksellers who were indicted by the Grand
Jury were only fined - each at the February term OF
the Hudson County Courts.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
HOLDERS OF NORTHWESTERN STOCK.

RESULT OF IHE CONItsl lO uEi OoN'hoi"
A lively contest has been going on for some
weeks for control at annual election OF directors OF
the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad At the close OF
the transfer books Of the company May L. the follow
ing persons held 1000 shares OF stock common
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
SUSPENSION OF A NATIONAL BANK

LEwIsBURG. Penn, May 9.-The Union Ma
tonai Bank has suspended, but particulars
concerning tie condition OF the institution, has been
viii DC paid Ia iul
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
Announcements

The event of the week among shoppers for
clothing will be the branch opening Of Baldwin
the COther corner lOthst and Broadway Baldwin viii
make stir wherever be g0ea and be viii succeed too
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10

THE FIGHT OF THE LIQUOR DEALERS
IT'LL ANOTHER EXCISE DILL INTRODUCED IN BOTH
HOUSES, AND REPORTED FAvORABLY IN THE
SENATE.
lFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSEl !
ALBANY, May 9.-The opponents of the Ex-
,ise Law Of 1857 going to fight ii till the last hours
Of the legislature apparently. Dr. Isaac J. Hayes In
he Assembly and Senator Ecclesne in the scnate.
introduced bill this morning providing for the licensing
OF the sale of liquor restaurants 1t is given in full
below:
SECTION /. In addition to the persons to whom
licenses may now be granted for the sale of liquors wneS
ale and beer, to be drunk Oh the premises the Boards
OF Excise may grant and issue licenses for the sale
of sprtuous liquors. wines ale and beer to be drunk on
the premises, 10 the prOpetOs or keepers OF resa-
rants and dnngrOOms in the ctos OF The state; pro-
vded that the said Board OF Excise are SATISFIED tha
the applicant applicants for such licenses are of good
moral character.
or served supplied to the public for pay, shall be
taken and ed TO be restaurant diuingrOOm under
the meaning OF this act; and at such places shan he
lawful TO sell and dispose Of sprtuous liquors, wues, ale
and beer 20 be served supplied with the food or meals
and not otherwise.
SIC B. All parts Of acts inconsistent with this
net are hereby repealed.
SIC. A. This act shall take effect Immediately.
The bill to be pushed vigorously in both
Houses. The opponents OF the present law
seem to have some hope OF passing this last
measure. The Senate Committee on Cities reported
1t favOraby this afternoon. Senator POmerOy dis
sonted from the report but Senators GOebel Eccesne
Jacobs and Wagner voted to report 1t favOrably Sena
tors Mccarthy and Harris absent The bill will be
considered In the Senate tomorrow. The Assembly
Committee have also resolved TO report the bill favor
ably, although Messrs Fish, Skinner and Waring dis
sented. Messrs. Hayes, Holahan, Astor and Worth
voted 10 report it fayoraby.
When DR.. Hayes introduced the bill in the Assembly
Mr. Gilbert raised point OF order that this subject had
been disposed Of. and could not be reviewed. The
Chair said that tins specific bill, and not
general In its provisions, it applies only res
taurants.
The bill was read for information. Mr.. Gilbert said
the question had been reopened before The Chair
said the gentleman was entirely In The
question not reOpencd. Mr.. Gilbert
then said he desired 10 object TO the
introduction Of this bill The Chair said the gentleman
from New-York asked unanimous 20 Introduce
the bill There was objections and the bill was re-
ceiyed Mr. Gilbert said he had objected soon as the
title OF the bill was announced The Chair said that !he
objection then came too late The time object was
wneD the gentlemen asked consent to Introduce the hill
The bill was now properly in the hands OF the Commit
tee on Cities.
Mr.. Gilbert then asked unanimous consent that the
bill be taken from the Committee Cities and referred
10 the Committee on Internal Affairs Mr. Brooks and
Others objected, and the bill was sent to the Committee
nm Cities.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10

fundamental doctrines OF Christianity instilled into
rhe minds OF the young Mrs. Donlery read short
paper comparing the mental qualities Of boys ana
girls
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10

A NEW INVOICE ENGLISH DINNER SETS
n now .s25 and upvards X. NBRUNDIGEssO BdwY.
A RTISTIC FuRNITuRE-LATEST STYLES
~ AT POPULAR PRICES.
WARREN WARD & Co.. cor. spr1ng and Cros6y-sts
STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
~ Generauye organs radically aI speedily cnret Ho1fs
Sto3 aDd5t07 HENRY A. ADANIELS. ~ d. l4i Lering0niv
New-York tribune., 1878-05-10
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
AND ENGLAND IN CONCERT.

FRANCE AND ENGLAND IN CONCERT
lBr CABLE TO THE rRBusE.i
PARIS, Thursday, May q, 1873
The Prince of Wales has assured the French
Government that England viii not take any measures
respecting the suez Canal without lrst consulting France
In The Chamber OF Deputies to-day ". wsddiEgon, Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs said that the Congress Beeota
tons proceeding, and that peaceful solution was
probable France, he said, was merely friendly adj
wiser.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-16

ANSWERS TO CoRREspoNDENTs.-
Subscriber-"Can nhn of common
education become a good fiction or
novel writer.consideriny that he
has got brains = if he reads q great
deal and attcntively?' No. 1t re-
quires keen observation, a fair
knowledge Of grammar, natural de~
scriptive power, and an analyzing
mind to become a writer of fiction.
lie best story-tellers are those who
Go not write stories. Judging from
the construction of your question,
you would make q worthless novel
list. "NYould you advise one to
read trash in order to become q
trash writer?" Yes, if his power
OF imitation is good. "I am an en-
ergetic, industrious young man, and
it IS my greatest desire to become
Oh author. A little advice from
y'u would be very acceptable"
S;u ly gramm~r. n read y our Bible.
Never wiite anything unless you
have something to write, and then
write it in the simplest and purest
AnglooSaxon. Copy no mans style.
Don't steal your ileAs. Eat little
fish occasionally. BE regular in
your habits. Don't lie more than
is absolutely necessary. Write on
cne side Of your paper. Become
q close student of human nature.
See what YOU can soc, and carefully
preserve the virtue that is left over.
Do not wear long hair nor Byron
colilrs. Never blow your own horn.
Part your hair on the side. Believe
nothing that you hear, and only h,lf
OF what you see. Eat no cucum5e.s
in hot weather. Never write out
your middle name. Become q good
listener and poor talker. Wear no
tight shoes. Shun slovenly habits.
Write and dress plainly. II you
must smoke, use good tobacco.
Don't play poker with strangers.
Never swear because you hear your
acquaintances swear. Don't touch
whiskey if you like it. Act squarely
by all men and women. Do oil this,
and in time you may become on
average reporter. York Suu.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-16

A SNAKE STORY HARD TO SWALLOW.
Young Newton dropped into our
office yesterday and gave us the
particulars of difficulty he wit
messed between large rattlesnake
and cat. The snake was trying
to get through fence on Duel
Bush's ntation, when a large cat
made an attack upon the serpent
After the cat had caught the snake
with it's teeth and drew it back it
lookeda rs if it was dead. Tho cnt i'm
mediately began to eat the reptile,
and at the first entrance of the cats
teeth in the snakes flesh it revived
and struck the cat in the mouth,
causing instant Death. After this
the snake swallowed the cat and
endeavo1ed to travel. Young New
ton then killed the snake md cut it
open, finding the cat, supposed to
be instantly killed, and was astound-
ed to sec it crawl ont and devour
the dead snake-t'oui'egto,s (Ky.)
Enterprise.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-16
HIGH CHURCH MUSIC.

My cousin Julia is learning to
sing hi--opera. Everything is on
tho nj now hi - opera, bi-heels,
or hypocrisy.
When Eugene Augustus asked
her to sing last night. she firted up
her long train, coqao5tishly wig2le-
waggied to the piano, and sing:
When tho moo -hoon is mi-h;ld-ly be-
heaming
Ger the hahn and si-hi- Ion t se-e-c-o-o;
Its ra-dyunct so-hottly stre-heam ing,
Oh! thet.hen, Oh. ther-hcn,
Hoi-thce- -heo;
! thee-hink,
I thee-hink,
I Observation-Disclosures. hof thee
e-e-e-e!!
"Beautiful, Miss julia! beautiful"
aud we all olapped our hands. "Do
please sing another verse it's per-
fectly divine, Miss Julia + said
Eugene Augustus. Tnen julia
raised her golden [dyeD head,
touched the white ivory with Jewell
ed fingers and wal rbled:
Whom the sur-hun is bri-hiyht.ly glo-ho-
ing,
Ger the Sc hcne so de-hear to me-e-e;
And swee- leet the wre-hin Is bio. ing,
Oh! thor-lcn. oh, ther hen
thce-hink
Hofthce-hee;
l thcc-hink,
| thcc-hins,
Ithoe-he-hc-hohehc chehin>. hohohoohho
hohohoho of thee -ceccccceeeea !!!!!!
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Notice to Taxpayers.

AuD1ToR's OFr1cE,
W1NNsBoRo. S. c., May 2e, 1878.
II TNHIS Office ill be open from the 1st
l. of June to the Goth Of July, 1878, to
receive Tax Retur, for the fiscal year
1878. BY orders from the Comptroller
General the real estate will also be re-
assessed at the Same time. All male
persons between tho ages of twenty-one
md sixty years arc liable to Poll Tax, and
will report accordingly.
will attend ut the following places on
tho days specified, for tho purpose of
receiving returns, viz:
Feasterville. June ID and Is.
Monticello, June II and 18.
Jeht insville, June 10 and 20.
Iioreb, June2i and 90.
Doko Juno "a anl rs.
Benr Greek, June 90 and 27
Ridgeway. June % and 20.
Durham's, July anl2.
Gladden's Grove, July 3 and 4.
Woodward's, July 6and 6.
I. N. WIrHERS,
may So-xttd Auditor F. G.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-16

By every consideration of profit,
if not of propriety, th at which
sustains and strengthens the sys-
tenn should be absolutely pure.
Boils, Pimples, Eruptions, etc,, in>
dicate impover;shment and poison-
ing Of the blood and should be
removed by DR.. Bull's Blood
Mixture, which strengthens the
blood and keeps it always pure. |.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-16
VEGETiNE
For Dropsy-
l Never Shall Forget the First
Dose.
PROVIDENCE.

-, - =, . - PROVIDENCE.
Dear Sill have been q great sufferer from
DropSy. | was con.ln ID to my house more
than year. Six months or the time | was
entirely helpless ] WAS obliged To nave two
men help me- In anl out or bed was swollen
nineteen inches larger than my natural size
around my waist. lSutTCrcd all q ran could
and live. tried all remedies for ID CpSy |
had three different doctors NY friends ali
expected would die many nights l WIS ey-
pcctcd to die before morning. At last Vegetine
was sent me Dva friend / never shall forgct
the first dose. could realize It's good effects
iroln hav TO day /: l wlS getting better. After
ha'. !iiNHn some five or SIX botlloS could slcrp
quite VII ut nights. / began to gain now
quite fast. After taking some ten bottles
could walk from one part OF M room to the
other. Ny appetite was glo1 the dropSy hid
at this time disappeared / kept taking the
veg4tine ul'll regatned my usual health |
hcard or great many cures BY using Vegctine
after g1t out ami was able to attend TO nv
work. l am carpenter and builder I will
also say IL has cured an aunt OF nv wlfe's OF
Neuralgia, who hal suffered for m1rc than
twenty years She says she his not had any
NeuralPia for eight months. ] have given it
to one .; my children for Cankcr IiumOr.
hlve no uonbt In my mind It will cure any hui
NOR; H. Is + s'o 1t clean ser OF tho blood IL tS
safe TO give 4 child l Will recommend It to the
world. My father IS el shty years Oil and he
says there IS nothing like 1t to give strength
and lie 10 an aged person. l cannot be TOO
thank III for the use or It, ! am,
Very gratefully yours,
JOHN S. NOTTAGE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-16
Vegetine.
l Owe My Health to Your Yalua-
bic Fegntine
NEWPORT, Ky. ADrtl % Is

>, NEWPoRT Ky, April 20, 1871.
II. II. STEvESS, ESQ. -
Dear Str--ll wing suffered from n breaking
out OF CankerouS Sores FOR more than live
years, caused by an accident OF Il facturci
Doac, which fracture ran into 4 running
Sort, and having used everything
could think or and nothing helped me-,
unlii ! had taken six bottles OF your valuable
medicine which MIR. Miller the apoihpcary re.
cOmm"ndc'i very highly. The sixth bottle
cured me, and all can SAY, IS that owe my
health TO your valuable Vcgctiur.
Your most ObGLicnt servant.
ALBERT Won ROEDER
1t Is urncccSiar 70" me- to cnumnratc the
dlScaS S for which the Vcgctinc should ha used
KNOW or no disease which viii not admit or its
Use with good results Almost innunArable
lions In tho blood w:llch can b. entirely cy-
ncl!c0 from The system bv the use OF the
tEGETlNE. when the blood Ii perfectly
clranScl. The dl5elio rapidly yields; all pains
cease healthy action Is promptly restored, and
the patient Is cureu.'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-16

ALL DISEASES or THE BLooD.-It veSctinc Will
relieve pain. cletl'c, putlty, and cure such
diseases, restoring the p1tlcnt to perfect
health after irving different physicians, many
remedies: suffering for years, Is 1t not conclu-
Sive proof, II YOU arc sufferer, you can be
great cures II works IN the Blood IA tRc cir.
cuattng tluid. 1t can truly he called the
Great Blood Purifier. The great SOU &C OF dis
ease originates In the bO0l: ana no medicine
that does MT act directly upon It to purify and
lcnOvate, has Just claim upon public uttcntion
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-16
] UST Ar RIVED
FROM NEW YORK

a N elegantlot Of Spring Prints, Cam
Abrics, White Pilue, Figured Piques
Long Cloth, Cottonades, Indies and
Gents Hosiery, randkerchiefs, Towels
&C., and are offered Mt the lowest cash
prices. j. M. BEATTY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-16

The celebrated ebay State" standard
screwed and wire sewel Shoes, a specially
ut J. NJ. BEATY'S. TRY them, and you
will be convinced of their durability.
I am Offering for sale "Grant's Yea t
Powders" every box gua anteel to give
satisfaction, or money refunded Please
give it q trial. J. VI. BEATTY.
Go to J. NJ. B:ATf'S for the best
Family Flour, Meal, Grist, Rice. Hams
tBran,lel "Cnnllengc." Larl, Bacon,
Sugar anil Coff.c, very low prices, Tea,
Crackers. Candy, Soap, Starch, Blucin,,
la, Con. 1--we, Mlstarl. Peaches, To
matocs. Snrlincs, Salmon. Pepper,
Spice. Ginger, Nutmngs Hnl mrny other
things necessary for family comfort
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-16
Columbia Business Cards.

HEADQUARTERS for cheapest Gro
IL ccries and Hardware in Colum bin
to be found at the old reliable house of
LORICK IL LOWRANCE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Agents ! Read This !

We Will pay Agents q salary OF S1O1 nor month
ana expenses to sell our New and Wonderful
lnycntlCnS Address SHERMAN l. CO., Mar
shall, Michigan
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-16
new Rich RLQQlI

PARSONS PURGATIYE PILLS make new rich
blood, and WILL completely change the blood in
the entire system In three months Any per-
son who VIII take one pill each night from
one TO Twelve weeks may he restored to sound
mail for eight letter stamps l. 8. JOHNSON
Il CO., Bangor, Maine.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-16

PLAN Beautiful Concert OPCkM
$1,000 only 1925: superb Grand square Pianos,
prco co slloo only sso5 Elegant upright pl,nns,
PriSe $s " only $l35: New style UP fight Pianos
Church Organs u stors price 500 only sil5
hacganG $375 Mirror Top O'gans, only iD5
as represented. Il: X. fare paid both was and
Tnmo Kan or organ given tree. L,:Ta Iltu ;tratcd
NeW5papcr with much infOrmltion ABOUT cost
OF Pianos and Organs So. t free Please nj
dress DANIEL +. BEATTY, Washington, n. j.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-16

HIX'S, Portraits, Photographs, Stere-
IL oscopcs, &c. All old pictures
copied. Art Gallery Building, 1917 Main
Street, Columbia, $. G Visitors are
cordially invited to call and examine.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-16

TlAR1FS ELIAS,form of Camden,
~ hnS move,l to Columbia, an opened
a large stock, of Dry Goods md Notions,
Boots, shoes, Trunks aud Yuliscs. Salts
fnction guaranteed.
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