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Surrogate Calvin yesterday issued to lawyers
the following
To avoid the possibility Of lax passing OF accounts In
Which parties not Appearing iHtrrt sci deem
duty 10 inform the profession that henccorh appont
meut Ui Hn auditor, special guardian. referee WILL be-
made by this court on the recommV ndauon OF any aor
PARTY repre- s-nung only the estate and the
respective parties interested m the accounting unless the
nominee shall be known 10 competent and reuut.
able member 81 the profession in
the result Of such accounting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-22

Beware of any man who seeks to convince YOU hy ar
gumcnts, however Assumngly broad and Ihtant rope
that the world can reach higher social aud moral plane
through anarchy and by saturuunr the flags NJ the ia
tons IN their rnlers blood beware too, o the man who
attempts 10 convince you that there better remedies
Tor chrome diseases OF the stomach aud liver than Dr
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pursa
tive Pellets they have stood tile OF many years
trial by the public, and their sales are annually nereAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-22
Mr.. Van Cot, on the Pn.nru. Again.

The Widow Van Colt, with not wrinkle in
her rosy AMI qnaver in her powerful voice,
shows few sgns OF the work that she does or the years
sNe has hved SO seemed 10 many OF her friends hast
evening, when she aPrslred IN the Eleventh street
Methodist Chareh to conduct the soeond or series ot
meetings that TO DO continued three WoekS The
ErNentb Street Chapel 10 bstweeD AYsnnaAA 4 sud
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Soc including No 2graded at 30c for mixed and $40
for white Indian dull aud closed heavy sales 1900
bash. the spot at 4fc. for No. mixed; and ~
67Ac. for No 2 closing AZ 47c and for future delivery
roo bush No mixed at 4sbic. for January and f0i
sbamer mixed DC for January
GRooEmEs-Raw sugar was dull and weak At o,f07Ha
for fair IN good refining with cargOes reported
sold this basis; refined dull at oiS89sc for hards and
SIC. for standard "A" Moasses quiet and un
changed; crop New orleans 3Oa45 Rice wat
steady at 5s96c., with moderate sales RIO coffee wal
dull AZ 2i6c for cargoes with sales Of sT7 withig
the rango mild quiet at ishsl6Jic for Maracabo, and
22s324c. for Java.
susDRiEs-sprits turpcnune lower and quiet At 9Oho
Resins also dull to good strained 81 3oatl "a
Petroleum less active crude. In bulk, SIC refined, Ia
bills, 30 Ocean ireights steady and fairly acuvo
grain to Liverpool by steam, 7'al; cotton I'D cheese
5Os -four by sail Is Sd flour to London by sail q ND
provisions TO Bristol by steam. 6s Cd grain to Cork fot
orders IS OF ass 0{ ~ ar grain 60 ST Mao, g. 7Sd
grain Ia Bayouue Is Or refined petroleum 10 Bremen
g. - cs3s 4yli as 70 lay days. do from PhiadelLa
Cette - Sd oil hence to Alexandria 2sNc gold
Whisky quiet at tiU7s TallOw steady at 100 010c.
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IS Albemarc, Gibbs Tewcs.
s. city OF Atlanta Woodruff, Charleston.
IS olympia orig. Genoa Sept ~.
- Republic Irving, Liverpool NOv II, and Queenstown
18th.
sswyanokc, Couch Richmond city Point and Norfolk
Bark Angela, sanguinctu, Manila.
Bark BaccininO Rcvciu. Bciln, Caghari.
Bark Brimga. Barker. MatanznS
Bark Margaret knight Ford Ncwrv.
BARK Virginia L. Stafford Curry, Marscillca
Brig Alice TartOn. Lathrop. SaguA
Brig o. G.. Clary, Scott. Grand Turk.
Brig Maggie Glen. Arcnbcrg Arroyo, 7 r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-22

For the cure Of all kidney affections Sold by Caswcl.
Hazard Co Even Mclntirc; also Dunan. under A.
tor House. Depot ~ Clinton place send for pamphlet
a Pine Derby or son Hat, 81 .oOt worth ga
g silk hats g. ~ 10 New Church It, up stairs
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ALsANAc-rHfs pLr.
Sun rises. % sun sets..... ~ Noon rises. 4 81
wArKV--riiis nav.
Sandy Hook, AZ Gov Island. 80 Hell Gate.... u
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Busintss l0otitts.
For Education and Charity.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE.
ZEN. O. ]. BEAuREGARD OF LOUISIANA.

GEN. JuBAL A. EARLY OF VIRGINIA,
will personally all details and supervise the
traordnary Grand Sent Annual Drawing Of the Louisiana
State Lottery Company at New Orleans Tuesday Dec 10
II 27e prizes amounting sj22 900 including Capt
tai Prize OF $1,000 Grand rrize Of $4,000; on,
Grand Prize Of 5000. &C. Tickets ten dollars slO
Halves I'VE dollars G5, Fiiths two dollars s2J; Tenths
one dollar 81.
Write for circulars. send orders to A. DAuPHIN
p o. box 602. New Orleans La, or to II. L. PLUM 3li
Broadway, New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-22

Revolts at medicine II is very dnlcult for II to swal
low. Thik Is not the with MAX VI hagnsSiA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-22

Ir,hs Palate Of Juvealls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-22

The pioneer housc In the trade Compare ours wiu
any other. VI PER BOTTLE H. h. KIRK 4 90
Nos " Fulton u AID 10 Broadway.
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18
CIMARRON STATION.
CIMARRoN. Foote County, Nav 13.

CIMARRoS. Foote County. May l3.
To the Editors OF the TiAKs.
The cry Of irouth Is hushed owing to the plez-
liiiGl rain of last night and to-day.
And still The good work soeth On snd the
heart of the inhabitant greweth glad ;hersa;.
Nj. Wettiek has to-day received d car load OF
lumber from Chicago. He has completed his
building, and but awaits his stock to commence
business.
Rev. Mr. Short Of Spsarvillc, visited our town
and has chosen number of claims. and town
lots for friends
Mrs. Day and her daughter Miss. Snsn Of
West Onion Iowa: returned TO this place oa
Sunday During the absence of her mother
Miss Martha smell. has remained IN ohsrgs Of
the section house. Her duties have been Orer-
Gus. but have been faithfully perforraed.
We hear Of wars and rnmors Of wars, VIVA.
will be the outcome we cannot tell: threatening
words and rnisSives have already passed bstwees
the belgerents. Their present altitude is war
like We snxiously await developemeni-
'syyhea Greek meets Greek then comes the tug
of war"
Mr. Holt intends soon to buisi house on his
lot in town.
We had the pleasure OF an Introduction to Mr..
Spencer Of the 4. I. 8 s. Z. Il. Il. bridge
building force, and at present AZ Pisrceville.
LOOKOUT.
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18
~ Asroxrrmrxe rAcT.

large proportion OF the American people are
to-day suffering from the effects Of Dyspepsia or
disordere,l liver. The result Of these diseases
upon the masses OF intelligent people Is mos.
alarming mzkins Life actually a burden Instead
Of pleasant existence Of enjoyment and useinl-
ness as it ought 10 be. There is no good reason
for this II you win only throw sside prejudice
and skeptlcisR take the aivice OF Druggists and
your friends and Try one bcttle Of Green's Au-
gust Flower. Your speedy relief is certain
Millions OF bottles of this medicine haye'been
given away to try its virtues win satisfactory
results In every case. You can buy sample
bottle for 10 cent? to try. Three Gozes wIii re-
lieye the worst case. Positively sold By Cd
Druggists on the Western Continent.
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18
TO onralr cenRoRr

Speedily and al little oost end yoar DysPeIiie
safferings at once by using Parker's Ginger
Tonic. Thousands who have for years sought
relief in vain from Headache, Nervousness. lie"
spirits, sieeyiessaess, Liver Disorder, Cos
tiveness, Acid Stomach. Hsaribarn, PalP'is'ion
Of the Heart. Cramps, Distress in the sto1Haeh'
Coated TcngiIr. etc. have foGui most comfort
ing and complete care in The use OF this sterling
invigorant Keep it alwavs NJ hand: and while
II viii save yoa much misery and suffering Il
will also enable you 10 sssfy the dangers Of Collie
Cholera sforbus. Biar1ns<S and DysenterT aEd
save vour LITTLE 0ars ffaa1 t;iGleTa infsntnin
Buy bottle from your errssist II . fklS1hk
or sample box az i5sts sad fe-s iis merits
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18
THE KINsLEY SHOOTING AFFRAY.

Dtdrig White for the saoonus OF Fred. Sell
il. was arrested last Friday near Bisslcy. As
We stated last week, Sslis died she Monday pre-
vio,s. White had preliminary examination,
and plead guilty to the charge OF murder and
WIS bAiled in the sum Of $500. This IS 81 extra
ordinary proceeding from drst 70 last. Aud no
conjeeturirg csn BE- made Of the result
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18

4 Major kirk Mr. Reed and others wcse re-
turning from thr range Wednesday, they dis-
covered three buffalo quietly grazing ia "a
vine. The parts not being preparsd for chase,
attempted 10 ''rouud up The bisons, and they
ran on to 10 a herd OF twenty. They disap-
pcsred over The hills to the East, about thir.y
miles Sou.h Of l. nsley -lGrIph.c.
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18

partly improved rancho or farm, ssHta Of
the river, near Dodge CITY, known as the
springer Rancho, - Good frams house one aad
a ahaifs,ory, i5N5o feet, live ro)n,, good well.
stable a1d corral. Land surveyed It's acres
VII be sold very cheap. Apply at Wright,
Bevs!Iev & COS.
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18

The Western Homestead, ". ; Burke, & Co.
LesyenwOFth, Kansas, il upon cur table This
IS well gotten mp monthly duplication, well
elitel, and brim full 0fintersstiuy ma er for thc
farmer, business man. and the household 1t
coa,ains good deal or valuable information
We wish the Homes cad succes
Terms 81 per year.
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18

The new Eo.ei =; Spearville Va. opened ior The
a. o. 'n3dstion Of tse iriyelias public, We'd
ne day week last. Oar ,pearYille uoishbors may
well .eei prouI over this commoiious structure,
fora sool hotg! IS the lie and caalscf Of a
In.-.
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18
THE TELEPHONE.

The telephone mania has struck Dodge
City. Ii affords a good deal of amusement
TO old and young, and is being used prar-
ttealiy. Mr.. Sam Gallagher, 1T Friager's
drug store, suggested tho movement. aud
IhereupOn Jadge Fringsr and Attorney
Colaorp put the matter into practical Gse.
establishing 2 line between Sa ton & Col
DOrn's office and the TINES office The
arrangement works sDiendidly and is a
source OF great aBlusement-many little
pleasantres passing the simple string.
The continuance consists of two small TIn
oyster cans, one end covered with beefs
bladder. the other end of the can being
open and the can used as a speaking tube
or ear trumpet. A common fish line IS in
serted at the covered ends of the cans aud
thus the circuit is complete. The string
stretches . length Of one hundred feet and
the two cups OF cans are susp ended over
the tables in the respective offices. The
transmission of sound by this simple de-
vice though not new. is novel and entet~
tanning. The voice is made to aTtieulate
within doors. this short distance. as aUdi-
bly, as though g were made IN the immedi-
ate presence of the conFersing parties.
The construction of the telephone be-
tween these offices is simply for pastime.
but Mr.. G. Lenher has constructed one tor
York, HIdder < Draper, which connects
the two stores OF this firm. y distance OF
several hundred yards, TO be used for such
communication as ths frm may require in
the transaction of business.
The TINES office has been besieged by
parties desiring 10 test the merits of .he
telephone. ana we have given as much of
our time as We could spare, when not en-
gagged in our ordinary office duties and cal
culatlons on the immense profits ths cattle
trade Will bring to us.
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18
CUT THIS OUT

And send it - your friends in the Eas.
advising thea. when they visit Colorado,
New Mexico, Arizona. or the Sln Juan
mines, 20 take the Atchison. Topeka Is
Santa Fe Railroad, the new southern route
through Kansas via the Arkansas valley,
to Pueblo making direct connection with
the Denver & Rio Grande Railway for
Colorado Spriass. Denver. and all points
in Northern Colorado, Canon City, Gar
land, Del Sortc. Lake City, EI Moro. Las
VEGAS and Santa Fe. Trans leave KanssS
Cts and Atchis0u every day ia the year.
vita Pullmau Sleeping Cans attached, aud
passenger trains equipped with all the
modern improvements. For maps, circu-
lars and detailed information ask Them TO
send 90 -. L. W hilE,
General Passenger Agent. Topelza, Kan.
TIM. .irv .nI town elections throurh>
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18

Rev. Mr.. Taylor, minister Of the Chris'i-n
church, and 4 resident Of Onerle gave a. call
Tuesday mo ming
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18

Where is henS asks an importunsie divine.
Il is abOt 90 miles South Of Hays on the Arkan-
sas river; but it goes by the name Of Dodge city.
hereabouis.-lHsy City Sentinel.
Ifthe young man continues his course he viii
reach h--herc
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18

= The Texas cattle drive this year will
reach much larger numbers than was an
ticipated. MT. Conkle, General Stock
Agent of the Kansas Pacific Railway, who
returned on Tuesday from trip to Texas.
states that il viii reach az least 800. 00l
head and perhaps more. Up to Nav 8.
S. go head had passed Et. Griffin and IS.
100 were reported this side OF Fl Worth
making lSi, 1S0. TX. G. Price Current.
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18

squirrel T. yanyoorhis Of spearvilis wa in .ovn
Tuesday and gave us q call H. reports cncour-
asing prospeets.
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18
LOCAL AND Personal.
HoDGH CITY, SATURDAY, NAYS. y.

C. Van Hor., Of the Laraed nourilg mill
called Tuesday.
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18

A letter was recently received 1t Eirwin, di-
rse.ed Land Office. Cir xin fllps 90. Can.as,
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18

kinsley has an extensive stock yar,l, The en-
closure being l2O feet square, feet high. having
Eve subdivisions and excellent facilities for
loading etc., complete.
Dodge City times., 1878-05-18

THE city and town elections through-
oli Indiana. held on he l'h inst. show
considerable Republican gains.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
Matters in Europe.

The European news is rather
squally. England has sent O fleet
of ironclads into the Dardarollcs in
contravontion of the articles of
treaty, and despite the protests of
tho Sultan, the ploa being that
British subjects in Constantinople
must DO protected. Russia, in oon
sequence, may see fit to enter Con.
stantinople, and then the biggest
sort OF fight may bo expected. Aus
tria will side. with England. Germa-
ny has not signifed what course she
will pursue. The difficulty with
England is that she is too slow.
An alliance with Turkey year ago
would have defeatod Russia. Now
Turkey can do nothing, and more-
over sho is represented as being
incensed with England for decoiving
her with apparent Offices of fricnd-
ship.
The cardinals have not vet met in
conclave to elect Popo. The
coming pontiff is not known. Su-
perstitious Catholics think it will be
Cardinal Panebianco (whose name
translated is White Bread), because
Plus TX. onco dreamed he was suf-
fering from hunger and some one
gave him white broad to eat; and
because in an old prophecy it was
foretold that tho motto of the coming
Pope will be "L,mem IN Gala. ."
N'ght in Hoaven), whereas the
moon, whom full, resembles o cako
OF white bread in tho heaven
Politicians say the coming pontiff
will be prelate Of liberal idoas--one
in accord with the liberal sentiments
now ruling the world.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
THE STATE LEGISLATlJIsE T.
FRIDAY, February Is, 1878.
SENATE.

Dir. Lipscomb introduced a con-
current resolution requiring the
committee on printing to employ
additional printers if necessary in
%1 Graer to have the report of tho
BOND Commission printed without
further delay. Adopted.
Mr.. lhpscomb also intspduced n
concurrent resolution, that the
committee appointed to investigate
public frauds be called upon to re-
port without delay so much Of tho
facts and evidence as may now be
IN their possession. Adopted.
The Columbia Canal bill passed
its third reading with numerous
amendments, among which were one
to place the comptroller general,
secretary of State md State tr4oa, ,
.lrer on the commission instead Of
the encouragement and two
members Of tho General Assembly.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19

SHERMAN AND STANLEY MATTHEWS
and the other visiting statesmen"
are making asses of themselves in
regard to the Returning Board
prosecutions, They have put them :
selves on record as vilifying tho
people Of Louisiana, and denouncing
the proceedings of high court in
that State. The New York Herald
very judiciously suggests that the
less these statesmen have to say in
the matter the better for them, as
many people hold them responsible
for the acts Of the Board It shows,
moreover, that while Sherman thinks
Wells as pure q man as himself or
any one else, General Sheridan,
in 1867, and Vice President Wheeler
and tho other Republicans,ss who
visited Louisiana in, 1874, charged
Wells and his confederates with the
most outrageous frauds in that
election, and even seated number
of Democratic Legislators who had
been counted out.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
SOUTH C1ROLINl1 NEJY

Gen: A. G. Darlington has TO,
turned to Greenville with his family.
Ten prisoners ore now confined in
the Pickcns county jail, five of
whom are charged with murder.
A wild cat Weighing thirty-fve
pounds has been killed near Green
wood. This is the second ono
killed recently.
The Cheraw and Chester Rail
road Company is now running
trains rapidly between Chester and
Rich Hill.
Rufus Johnson, colored, who
escaped from the York county mil
last July, having been committed on
charge Of burglary and larcenv.
was captured and returned to his
Old quarters last wook.
The Jenkins Rifles, of Yorkyille,
have elected Jno. r. Gardner can
tain, to fill the vacancy occasionod
by tho resignation of Captain Cow,
ard, recently appointed to tho com. !.
mand OF the Eighth Brigade.
MI: A. Z, Mars Of Abbeville. and
Mr.. W; D. Mars of CalAonn's Milss,
IN Abheville county, have failed
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
. NEWS OF THE DAY.

Alexander Duff. tho missionary,
died Mt Sidmouth, England, on
Thursday, aged seventy two.
A bill has boon introduced into
the New York Senate permitting
pool selling on the raco tracks.
Kellogg, of louisiana, says that
the $4,000 he borrowed in Novem-
Der, 1876, put Hayes into the White
House.
A bod-ridden old negro woman
was burned to death in hut about
milo and a half from Savannah on
last Wednesday.
Prince Arthur, the Duke of Con
naught, has been installed, with
complete Masonic ceremonies, as
Great Prior of ireland.
The Etna Iron Works of Ironton,
Ohio. capital $l,0OO,OOO, have sus-
pended payment. Nominal assets
largely in excess of liabilities.
The .Popo's wealth is estimated
ut twenty three millions Of dollars.
A sealed packet addressed to his sue :
cessor has, been found among tho
deceased pontiff's papers.
The Russian journals are begin
nlng to talk Of "Czargrad," meal.
ing thereby the city Witch : tho rest
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Used IN Nearly Every Locality in
Many States.

SETTLED BEYOND DoUBT.--No one
Questions the fact that moro cnses of
whites, suppressed and Irregular menses
and uterine obstruc5ions, of every kind,
arc being daily cured, by Dr.J. Bradfeld's
Female Regulator, than by NIL other
remedies com bined. It's success in
G, orsia and other States il be-
yond precedent i'll the annals Of
physic. Thousands Of certificat 8
from women everywhere pour in upon
the proprietor. The attention of promi-
ncnt medical men is aroused in behalf Of
this wonderful compound, and the most
successful practitioners use it. If wo-
men suffer hereafter it will be thoir own
fault Female Regulator is prepared and
soll by J. Bradticld. Atlanta, Ga, and
for sale by DIR. ", Z. AIKEN. Prioo $l.50
Per bottle.
feb l9-9w
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19

and one to require said commission
to make an annual report Of their
proceedings to the Legislature.
Mr. Campbell introduced q
preamble and u series Of resolutions,
pledging the State to the payment
of tho entire honest debt Of the
State. Laid over for consideration
with tho report Of the bond COM
mission.
The following passed to third
reading and wore ordered to be en-
rolled Bill to Incorporate the
Washington Light Infantry of
Charleston, South Carolina bill to
apportion the taxes on property
III which tho title or an int ,rcst
therein has been transferred subso-
quont to assessment bill to pro-
vide for registry Of claims against
tho several counties Of this State
and to prescribe tho order of pay
mont bill to preventpublic officers
from issuing checks except upon
funds actually to their credit, or
from paying the same; bill to pro-
vide for spring torn of the court
of general sessions and common
pleas for the counties of Aiken,
Sumter, Chesterfield, Kershaw,
York and Abbeville in the year 1878.
Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
A largo number of bills, of private
or local nature, were read third
time.
The following concurrent resolu-
ton was received from the Senate !:
Resolved by the Senate, the House
concurring, that the committee ap-
pointed to investigate fraud and the
Improper use of the funds and
credit Of the State, be called upon to
report without further delay SO
much Of the facts and evidence as
may he in their possession.
After debate the resolution
was adopted, with the follow
ing added as an amendment
Except such testimony us affects
cases undor prosecution or cases on
which it is proposed to prosecute
Adjourned.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

A message was received from tho
governor, stating that he had
approved ~ number of acts-amvng
them the following
An act to declare the title of the
State in the Columbia Canal and it's
appurtenances m act to alter the
law on the subject of fences in ccr-
tain townships in tho county of
Fairfield an act to protect the
crops of planters and farmers in
the hands Of merchants and factors
from attachment and levy for
debts due by said merchants and
factors an act to extend tho pro
visions Of an act entitled "An act
to authorize county commissioners
to submit to the qualified electors
of their several counties q proposi-
lion to alter tho fcnco law and to
provide for ctlectuating the same" ;"
to the plantations Of certain persons
therein named ; an act to authorize
tho county commissioners in the
seye"Al counties of the tate to
allow the erection Of gates upon tho
highways Of the Site whenever in
their Judgment the same may be
eXpodlcnt; m act to authorize
county commissioners to change the
names Of the townships in their
respective counties.
n large number Of bills, of local
or limited interest only, were read
a second time md ordered to DO
engrossed for q third reading.
Adjourned.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19

The County DEMOCRATIC Executive
Committee met on Thursday, for
the purpose Of reorganizing the
party. There was a long and har..
monious session. A general plan
was agreed upon, but the details
will be perfected at another meeting.
Every effort will be made to secure
thorough and satisfact ory organi-
zation.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
SATURDAY, February 16, 1873.
SENATE.

The House returned, with an
amendment, tho Senate concurrent
resolution to publish the testimony
taken before the Investigating cons
mittce. The amendment was con-
CURED in.
A large number of bills, of local
or limited interest, received third
reading, and were ordered to be
enrolled for ratification.
Adjourned.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-02-19
LADD BROS.
ah 1G - ~
MOUNT ZION INSTITUTES.

N UR1NG thecontinuance of tho orod-
- cd school in connection with Mount
Zion, students in the Ancient md
Modern Languages Higher Mathematics
and the Sciences will DO received into
the Institute upon tho payment OF
$2.60 per scholastic month of four weeks
In aovrace. (i = !. -
r. MEANS DAVIS,
0 Psiaaitst