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MILL NOTICE.

WE have had the Coleman Mill
w thoroughly repaired. and are now
roady to grind wheat and corn, ami to
saw lumber. With o good miller, new
'bolting-cloth, good shutter, and q
plenty of po%oE. we will s. pare no pail.s
to give gen erol satisfaction tn onr custc-
mers.
=. ". TRAYLOR & co.
Feastervti'c, $. g.. May rs, 1873.
Juno 4-xltl
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-06
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.

Please announce b. II. ROBERTSON
Gs a candidate for School Commissioner
ut the ensuing elcction subject to the
action OF thc Democratic party ut the
primary election
;uaa 4-txtf Many F,IrND.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-06
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

MeSSrs. EHt0rS:-Piease announce ii. A.
GAILLARD us a candidate for the House
Of Representatives. Mt the coming cleo
ton. The course Of Mr. Gaillnrd in pub
lie life has given general satisfaction and
done honor to old Fairh Id In rccogni-
tion o. his services it is but proper that
he shonld be sent to the House at tho
next election. This nomination is made
entirely without the knowledge Of Tic
gentleman named.
may 16--tf MANY FRIENDS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-06
COUNTY CONVENTION.

n Convention Of the Democratic Par
ty Of Garfield County will be hell in the
courthouse ut Winnsboro, on Saturday,
the 18th day of june, 1873, at elevin
o'clock, n. m, for tle purpose Of elcctin g
a County Chairman, anl. if tho Conver..
ton see fit, delegates to the State and
the Congressional Convention.
Each local club will send one dele
gate for tho club atlarge. and one aldi-
tional delegate foreyery twenty-five men,
bers on it's roll.
JNO. BRATTCN,
may 3o-xttd County Chairman.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-06
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

At meatiaS of the 'nkland Democrat
ic Club of township number six, Lell Oh
the 2G,h OF April 1873, the following
resolution was adopted:
Reso!ce,!. Tint ttis Club, recognizing
the fitness an ability of Hon II. A.
Gnilinr@ rs a representative, hereby
noMinatc him ns cundidatc for re.
elt ction.
Extract fl ON the minutes
A. j. LAMAR,
may 1G"txtf Secretary.
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Attention ! Fairfield Fire Engine
Company,

rNHE regular monthly meeting CT this
J Company will be held in Town Hall
on Friday evening, the 7th instant, at 81
O'Clock.
e. S. CHANDLER,
juno u Secretary.
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TAX NOTICE.
CoUSrY TREA suRER's OFFICE.

County TREA sURER's OFFICE,
WINNsnoRo, S. G.. May 80, 1878.
Nj CTICE is hereby given that the tax
IN book for FAlr!icll ounty will be
opened on Monday, 3rl Jun =. for the
collection of State and county taxes levied
recording to law. These taxes ore as
follows:
For State purposes, 81 mills
For ordinary County purposes, 8 mills
Spccinl tax to pay assessment
for iS7G 1-5 mill
Constitutional School Tax, 2 mills.
Total, 97-1O mills,
in addition to the aLove stated taxes r.
Poll Tax Ct ono dollar i, required of Mi
male persons .bctwecn the ages Of twun-
ty-onc end sixty year, OK sept those i'll
.cnrahie Of earn ng n support, from being
manned or any other cause, and school
trustees.
These taxes ara payable in two equal
instalmentS, onc-half during the mon tn
Of jane and Quc-half du,ing the month
Of October. Persons failing to pay the
first instalmont' when due, will be re-
quirch by law to pay penalty Of five
per cent on tho siime.
The Treasurer is not authorized to take
School or county Claims for tnxes-eold
and silver coin, United States currency
and national bank notes aloT being re-
ceivable.
JAMES O. DAVIS,
june )-t2x1 County Treasurer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-06
SPnINu HhS C0Mi2',
AND
MeW Style Goods
--HAVE--

IUST ARRIVED, including, all tho
- novelties of the season, Mt the Winns.
boro Dry Goods, Fancy Goods and
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-06

New Advertisements.
Resolutions-J. Hendrix McItano
~ Town Ordinances - Wm. N.
Chandler, Clerk.
Fairfield Fire Engine Company
p. S. Chandler, Secretary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-06

A neighbor informs us that his
wife never knew quiet night until
the doctor prescribed DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup for her little ones. =
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-06
d. r. FIIENNIKEN.
NEW GOODS !

our new stock O.
FANCY NOTIONS.
Lace and silk Ties in various shades
Silk Bows in assorted styles,
Colored Silk Handkcrchiefs,
Fans in great variety,
Fan, Wanikclchiefs and Dress Girdle,
a splendid assortment Of rarasols,
JaniEa Brazilian, Boiled Silk, and
Scotch Gingham.
Calicocs, Cambrics, Muslins, Lawns,
Figured and Brown Lin Dcns
OUR STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
OF overy kind is complete and can be
bought
CHEAP.
Lots of other goods. which we cannot
mention here for want of room at
prices
THAT WILL SELL THEM.
McMaster & Brice.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-06-06

So NUMBERS YEAR. 1000 BOOK PAGES.
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COMMERCIAL.
RoNOLrLr- EEer - IL.

H0NOLULC, SEPT =. ls7s
THEEE has nothing worthy Jrausprsd in business
Circles daring The past week.
Tie BARK a. W. Any from san Francisco brings dates
u The I'd ns The quotations Island produce
eerEous no change since cur lat advice.
TE arrivals fra foreign port during the week we're
American bark Amy Turner from Boston, With assorted
oarsa. c. Brewer Co; American bark Garibald from
Newcastle with coal; Hawaiian schr Liholiho, from Port
Gamble, with lumber T. r. Foster Co.; American bark
eutar J. A. FAlubGrs from Portland with assorted mer-
clAudsu o Castle Cooke, and American bark IL W Amy
from san franrsco, with general cargo tie
The CITY New York, from Australia en- route
fsr aau FrAnco vii BE- due Monday next 50th inst
TIE departures veuT4htza schr Vivid, With supplies
fr fAnuHgs Island; American ship syren, with oil from
Arct7 fr Nsw Beilr; British Maaur for Cork aud
American barksuta- Ella Tor san Francisco wiki Island
produce, dispatched by c. Brewer 4 Co.
An American uar.eutiue. showing sisual L. passed
this pl the m,rus Of the 10Th bound westward
Mr. Adams vii day bis .lssroom hold credit sale
o. China goods FaEk Marion aud other late arrivals
Tie Offering viii comprise ias assortment Aso L, H.
SO casss MONDAY kerosene Oh
The only vessels the berth this port sanFrancisoo
E-ethe bark KsiASAuA SAL In al next week and the
bark H. ". AImy, with dispatch.
For P9rt4ll-the Matte alHcoay and the barker
tine :. A. F,Ikiuburg are advertised 70 salt so1u
TIE American bark Edward james will SAL FOR Tahiti to
u0rr1u-
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PASSENGERS.

Prom Port Gamble, Per Camden, sept l7-Ah sun.
Prom Yokohama. per PsrnsiA, Sept ls-Mrs J B Gibbs
aud child. I Lawson and 10 Chinese.
For CAiAo, per Perusia, sept ls-John Weber, Chung
sung
For san Francisco rer Discovery, Sept is-W Wenner
J Mcdonald, Mrs { FurnesS-
For san Franei-eo per Frank Marion, seatIs-Mrs Z
Williams and daughter
Prom Boston, per Amy Turner Sept ls.-Anss Lizzie
Newell.
For Kahului Per KiSuea Hou sepslsHIs Rx Gov DOM
inis PgAtt Meek Mrs MApnsrins Msteaf and wife,
Sngca, wife aud child jones' wife and Children, Dol
roa, An suck. Mrs An Fat, And IS deck
Prom Maui Per MokoiH, sept laHs Majesty the King,
Colonel c Il J1dd c Iaukea, aud 10 deck.
Fruu windvsrd Ports Per LiSsliks, sept 2a- II the
HERES Apparent GOV Dunis, Gov kiri Judge Fernandez
Hou II KaihslSni Stone, AkauA Brown staekpole,
Goo Ain. Won Holt, W 4 Irwin, D Maulaki Pratt,
Meek Mss sAslaon, Miss Ih Mrs Walters, Miss Fanny
"A, aud ioT deck.
For WiniWurd Ports per Likelike sept. 81 Walker
Fernandez MAR Miss sheldon and servant Aseu and
vis AkuA Chncksee, wife and servant Father Glenn
Father Albert Father Leonore kuiheani, Mr. Stack
p1ie " II Stone, X \ I.iuokAan Llilehua, Gov Kip
ard vile. Martin and daughter, Or Aekibbin Hon
Willeri 3 Others and ii5 deck.
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Late Foreign News.

CoysrASrryoPDE. Sept 3.--Turkish troops after
eight hours lighting defeated Adona insurgents and
recaptured the town,
Six bands Of Helennic insurgents reported in
Macedonia aud the neighborhood Of Javena. Several
Turkish batiAllions have consequently been ordered
to MOoaster from Saloniea.
Il is reported two Turkish men-of-War have been
ordered to cruise of the Greek coast.
Sept. TT is reported that the British fleet will
shortly withdraw Pascha Liman island, south of
the island of Marmors.
1t has been decided that Gordon Of Turkish troops
shall separate the Russian lines from the positions of
the Rhodope insurgents.
The T,rgHis semi-oficial newspaper, says the
Porte intends to adopt reforms in Asia Minor sug-
sested by the British minister.
V1ExxA, Sept. S.-Insurreetion in the parts of
Bosnia and Herzegovina occupied by Austrians is in
its last extremity. 1t is stated that the insurgents
al Trebiuje already between Austrian and Turk
ish fires.
PAgIs. Sept. 3.-The new S per cent Russian in
transitional loan of 800 goo 900 rnubes which was to
be issued by the Russian Imperial bank at % the
issue price. has proved partial failure, and at the
close, subscriptions of only lOl 100000 had been
taken. The Russian Imperial bank will probably
take the residue 1893 600 900 rOubes aud distribute
it among its branches to be worked of privately.
Reliable reports Of the French harvest show it
very good in departments, good in twelve, fair in
twenty three, poor in forty.six and bad in seven.
Commander Cameron will start for Cyprus. Thence
be will cross to Asia Minor survey route for the
construction of railway to the Persian gulf.
1t is rumOred that split is pending in the Belgian
clerical party. That the ConstitutiOnasts will sepa-
themselves from the Extremists. party of the
Syllabus, and organize Catholic constitutional party
seems probable.
SAN FRAScIsco, Sept. 2.-The autopsy of the body
Of Gov. Haght this evening showed that death
suited from heart disease.
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A NorrI. 90 Interestlng slght, was presented

A NOVEL bat interesting sight, was presented
on Monday last, to those who were on the
wharf about O'Clock on the above evening. The
novelty to which aIlude consisted 10 the fact Of
three Hawaiian steamers leaving the harbor at the
same time. viz: the LIkeIike, Kilauea Hou and Mo-
kohl, all flying the Hawaiian flag. II such fact
does not indicate progress and prosperity, then we
would like TO know what does For twenty or
more years past, there was but one steamer plying
between Honolulu and the WindwaFd Islands, now
there are four IN the same trade.
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MEMORANDA.

Report Of American BARK Amy Turner. Newell, Master
Len Boston May I'd ISIS. Crossed Equator in long
= s. " % DAYS out % dNys from Equator Cape
Horn Experienced very tue weather the Cape wind from
o. y moderate. 10 DAYS from lat SIS IN the Atlantic
q the Pacific. Crossed E4gator in the Pacific
lous 1855 ", 100 days Took the trade Ia lat IS
y thence pOrt fresh trade. Passage IL days 18th Aug.
Egnaiiled American ship NJ Gregory. from New York for
sau Francsco. % days out lat So s long 1854 W
Report Of Bark Garibald, Forbes, MAstsrsit New Cas-
August 9th Had westerly winds up the 6th.
Had 10 Sc trades the NE trades in lat s and had
Light up the l2ih OF sept Male the east cad Of
Haun sept 2lst aud Oahu sept ed; arrived Honolulu
the next morning ~ days passage
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IMPORTS.

Prom Yokohama. per Perusa, sept. ls5 cases eurios
From Port Ludow per LihOiino, sept 1871 az rough
timber ~ n shingles 70 II Hackfeld Co.
From Boston per Amy Turner. Sept I9-ls3 pkgs rope
se pkEs shocks, % E=s hardware IS pgs machinery
lo6 pss furniture engines and hy Wheels 81 coal.
..s1 OIL sS doors y stoves whale boats zoe pcs
plant $50 canned gOod " chairs 1857 bids hoop
and bars 50 matches, so So
kegs nails 1909 pks carriage golis, 400 bbl heads aud
Containers. and so psgs general mtse.
Prom Newcastle, per 6aribaldi, sept e3-s+5 tons coal
From Portland pr Faikiuburg sept 81 tomb stone,
l0s cords bos $50 # boards $50 pkgs general mise
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EXPORTS.

Fag Francisco per Discovery, sept Is-5s-S24 los
sugar l57 Ql5 10 rice, $50 lbs paddy, sa2 gals molasses
elects, law books, 8 0i5 lbs halebone Value
domestic proigce, si6.o2s-s foregn do, S+50.
Pc Planning Island, per Vivid. sept Ig-Vaue domes-
tic produce, s456s9; foreign Do, s603-sa
For Cork, per Maaura, sept 2l4oJ tons guano, bale
canvas, bh whisky.
For Francisco per Ella, sept 24-5l05 SOS lbs sugar,
900 goAi skins gao us wool cs personal effects.
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DIED.

EAYANAU6H--At South Koaa, EaEaii September H.
John KAEAnsash aged Sc years, native Of county Down.
ireland He leaves widow and child for whom he has
provided BY VII
ATHERToS.-In this city September ITths Of Dphths
ia Benne Hauey. seccud Of Mr. aod Mrs Athsr-
u u. aged years. mouths, - days
SAFE 10 the Of Jesus,
Safe his Ceutle hreSst,
There b. his love Ger shaded.
Sweefly his soul shall rest"
McKENSEr-At KHneohe, oahu. Sept 10th, Of brain
disease. Mr.. MCKESET, aged s. ysars. months and 10
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-09-25

ToUR OF ISsPECTIoS.-His Excellency the Minis
ter Of the Interior, accompanied by DR.. Robert Me
hibbin, left Monday evening on board the Like
Ike for tour of inspection TO Hawaii They
expect TO return on Saturday evening next.
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sept. ls-Am bk Frank Marion - FOR san Francisco.
sept BAN 81 Syren. Maut-r, flr New Bedford.
star Hiauua Hou, Aa-cb4ut. for LaAaina aut
kahuiui
Schr P4uahl. Manu-. for k0hala.
S-hr Jenny. Pasc. for Nawtligili, Kauai.
Schr Waiot Tl1mey. Tor Hama Maui
Tahiiiln sehr Vivid, tx Fauuins's Island.
sept. 20-Srhr Mary Poster, Beck, for kAu.
scar HalrAkala. puAahiva, for Hilo.
schr kekauiulhi Lalaihi, for Huualei.
Scar Puc0kAhi. IEla, Tor Mako
2l-schr Warwick. John Bull, for kalaupapR-
22-Bk MadurA. Stanton, tor Cork.
2l-S-mr Likelke. Reynolds, for KindWard Ports.
Stmr Kiiausa Hou, Merchant, kahului.
stmr MokoIu, Bate, for koolau-
Stmr WaiinAual0, Hampstead, Tor Wamaualo.
sohr uiisEiA, PuaatiEa for kohala.
Schr Wairle, kalAuao, f1r Maliko
Schr Narhu, Kilia flr MoloEai.
Schr Anne, Ealua for Kauai.
e4-Schr Marion, kibln. for k0l1a and Waimsa-
sehr Msuuosawai, NAiui, for Kappa Kauai
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FATAL AFFRAY.-On the plantation of Johnsthsn
Austin at Paukaa, Hilo Hawaii, on the 18th inst,
sad affair occurred, resulting in the death OF Chi
nsmau. AS gather the facts in the case they are
follows: 1t appears that the OF the la
boring hands on Mr.. Austin's plantation day OF
two previous to the occurrence had ordered the
hands to be docked, as q punishment usually in
ficted for failure to be at work at the proper hour
in the morning. This ineensed the Cinnamon very
much. They believed that Mr.. Il. P. Folsom, the
head overseer had caused the dockage and for this
threatened his life. Warned by the threats made,
be armed himself, and the 18th, while quietly su-
perintending the hands, he was suddenly seized by
powerful Chinaman named All Sin, who pinioned
his hands, while the other Cinnamon beat him I'M
mercifully with clubs and other missiles Mr.. Fol
som being young and vigorous man. succeeded in
freeing himself from his sssailants, when he drew
his revolver and shot the leader, All Sin, dead on
the spot. and, as we learn, wounded one or two
more of the gang and made his escape. He imme-
summoned, before whom testimony was taken fully
justifying Mr. Folsom. He was however held for
manslaughier, 10 appear before the Court ct its next
term, Nj Austin going his security.
The testimony before the inquest clearly shows
that Mr. Folsom acting in self-defence, and
that the attack upon him was made in pursuance of
previous understanding on the part of his assAil-
ants who bad threatened bis life in terms not TO be
misunderstood The whole thing grew out of q
misunderstanding of the real facts of the case by
the Cinnamon, as Mr. Folsom had actually tried 10
persuade Mr. Austin not to dock the men. The
Cinnamon, We believe, refused the next day to 90 to
work; but what transpred after the fatal shooting
we have not learned. They were no doubt imprs-
oned or disposed of BY the proper authorities &C
cording 10 law. Fears entertained at the plant
alton that more difficulty would be experienced the
following morning. but We have not heard Of any.
II is sad affair all round, and much to be regret
ted, but extreme emergencies require extreme treat
| ment always.
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QUICK PAssAGz.-Tae American bark Amy
Turner, Newell master, which arrived at this port
on the 18th inst, made the passage from Boston to
Honolulu in ia days. This Is quick time. The
Amy Turner is loaded with an assorted cargo Of
merchandise consigned to c. Brewer 4 Co
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1878-09-25

tS- We respectfully call the attention of our
readers to the large number OF new advertisements
to be found in to-dsy's issue
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~ Our next mail for San Fradcisco will be
dispatched by the steamer City of New York, on
Monday or Tuesday next
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~ On Wednesday, October I'd, the steamer
Likelike VIII make a circuit trip of the Island Of
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Monday last of a run through the new building
just finished for aud now occupied BY Messrs.
Dillingham; & Co., hardware merchants, situated
on Fort street above merchant, in this city. This
store is one OF the largest in Honolulu, indeed
there buttwo Others in the city larger namely:
those of Messrs. Haekfeld & Co., aud Brewer &
Co. The store OF Dillingham; * Co., built
under the immediate supervision and direction Of
Mr.. Dillingham;, one of the firm OF Dillingham; x
Co., who is gentleman OF wonderful energy and
perseverance, and withall possessing great taste.
The building is 81 by 50 feet, TWO stories high with
large yard in of the building into which
teams drive with goods load if necessary.
The lower story is divided into TWO compartments
the front storrroom which is elegant and spaci-
room fitted up with both taste and Skill and is
without doubt OF the finest and most conve-
uientiy arranged in the city, well lighted and ven
tilated, with = neat counting room. The back room
is arranged with racks Shelves etc. for the display
OF plows, spades, shovels and agricultural imple-
ments, iron, etc, etc. In the bank room there is
elevator, the first and only these Islands.
The second story is divided into two apartments
namely: about so feet of the space in from Fort
street is laid off into three rooms Tor Offices ee
gantly finished with all modern eOnyenences. These
offices will be occu pied by professional gentlemen
and are all taken We believe. The back space is
allotted to goods ofa classes and descriptions, such
piping, paints, glassware, etc, etc. The build
lug is located in the very center Of business,
yenient to the wharf, the bank aud the business
men aud business houses of the city. Take it all
in all il is the most complete and handsome bust
ness house in Honolulu. Messrs. Dillingham; *
Co. have on hand very large stock OF goods, and
have in transit a much heavier stock and We
doubt not they will do business equal 10 their
expectations. If energy, thrift and pluck together
with thorough knowledge of the hardware bust
ness will insure success, Dillingham; & Co. must
succeed