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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-21
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TpIISrEE'S SALE OF ISLAND PROP.
FSfY-By virtue VI 4 Deed d Trust made BY
- BJrt and ADblS q us wife, to the u"def.
~ T,uyiS , OIltd the I'D day Of May, 1876, and
49, IN lhv CtFk'a Othee Of The County Court d
~ r.IIy, Wat Virgin u, 10 DEED u Trust Bpot
"a Stii1O, Will, on
aTVD1Y, THE iStM DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1879,
,l,s, 10 UslOcE A. n, Of said day, sell tpabllC
" s,iibs IrOnI door u The court AOuSe Of Ohio
II, re following described parcels Of ground,
sI.inuyt 1gV csEtaih lots Of ground In, the Ads
SsStsIfe city u wheeling laid out BY Henry
~. trustee iOr sl'GneErr Zane, deCtaSed, on
mann /, and and designated on the plat Of said
JtJS 4, lOt numbered Uns hundred and ninety.
n, (IOl 30 1851, IN North Front street, and The
n Se.bali Ut pasture VI river lot numbered I've
nm A4lLl0A. Also all that pert VI PORTION Of
t-Iar riVVt Ut uumbOred Slx Of thO, 1a6ie addll
.5pali rilJ named above which lies south Of the
| AN vi Ut numbered one hundred and blpety.
| n Hltsiti through said river lot Noe, together
/ u NJ dwelling and other bulldogs andimpr ne.
| NJ 100 u u Aimt. SlddWeAlng lsprOyldtd with
an aotin Ap ll4pcCs.
iInJ sILs-IWO thousand dolllIt, OF lsiDuSh
~ I ihs purchase money IA The Purchaser may
q @pJ, 10 cash, and the residue In two equal
llsssh Al slI RiVuIhsa and one year ftpm the day
| f,g, nth Interest on said tst6rled inslAll1lelts
| h III Aij, The purchaser TO gtSG his tW0-IsR0tlA.
| ; rs Il I'D deferred installmGnEs, And interest
/ "a se.ity " h approved by tue tfhSt0P. z -l.i
JAMES 2, ROGERS, Trustee.
| W. nLLLEB, AuetiOnePr. r 81 TuAN 4
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The estimated number Of sheep, and the
pounds Of wool annually prod lced In the
known world Is nearly as follows: ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-21
Marvellous core.

Another marvellous cure added 10 Betbes.
das Eiumphs, Is tue following letter from N !.
BAldidgs, a we'll Inor6 stock br0ker,i will
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EbuoATIoNAL.
sYLvANus RERD's 5 \

BoARpLSe q D4YsoRo0 M YoUHG LADIES
Me- eand Fast yiity.thifd slts-t, N, v,
Reopeni oetobHi. rFtaeh and usrnan isbgdAr,s
pLAeusally taught Thorough llaining III hriilinFy,
and epllegtat0 departments slngina jl5S
Isge, drawing, pttltlns ana ueedIe.w6Fk lhClud d,
I'D Pupil fSeelYel The poEl0nal CFu aud supervision
" III. hclut = IIa1 NubsIuAR
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y nTIRDAY, NOVEMBER Is, ls1OI

.I,.,, 10 o'el,ok a. NJ tell Of The tftnt doal
tuis,,1 IA n. 81 said county, the following feA
tVs '.,s,i u land Alu u In Ohio egpntyI Wtsl
~ M bounled a follows; beStnning q !
hTl1L sSuD,p, an .liElbAl sugar tree, corner q
~ ~ IN ,SF LdRAtd CALHOUN aud JAples Sald:
.,s o. SQ'lt0 elts Y ~ X, \. "
I.ssld The Hubbard Road sna N,tn tae sII1 NE
MS :, % pOts, \. Vs. y PoleslyS, ~ :NeSl
\ soLE thence leaving g ~ ~ Ns,tsI W.
~ :, toun org bAl Tue between the Calhoun
ff ~ < ar,,, sud vita tue same ., ~ ". V
" s.ISs lTlInnIBS, contAinisg i've neIts Anq ave
iSI .Ihn 4 tract VI lAnd 10 AID county
- e lows BeEinniDg q z polut on the
,Io.e ii he Carroll IHn and Unity leet ngrt.s
pHII |, u ne I'D 1u.ar trtb Garner On the hlli
Igl A'."S,ISupt on sad eaSlOrly Hue (eall ". Ivy
by S,T a. ~, " stake thence north IttSfM.
lR lIL.,,. =, ale; theme = 20qW. ~ ss-ltO
NV! ssl,s thence i. i05Io u, - poles, 70 tha
~ Y t'.iSnlnf, containing one acre, excepting
~. N a i6s etal AtiaIa Or beds which NAY
1sunN n" ,n,l,sO Of Iad Int mentioned pleml4eH
niAs IVY, Tiihl and iVileg0 of nllnlnB and re-
aM... sS rSii, proper na6neE fFoiA last n1mVd
tNi M. LSiisTei 10 " EO0i, but selliDg T. TITUS
~ ,SSTsy Vuly the lille vested In me by sAld
i1s ,LE-Ons. fourth u the purchase money
.s, n'STs 4, The purchaser may elect, cash IN
4. IsIib,e 10 Ihips equal aylnenttj q tlG
VA ,iIbIten n y IhA respectively, from the
Avn lin Inlerrst r., N that day, the puFchA
!sd,t RDiss, SECURED BY deed VI trust upon The
~ d, The deferred payISsi9tss. ,so,, $780,. III
a a
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PROVERBS.

nsouf stomach, bad breath, Indigestion
and headache easily cured by Hop BitteFs.' y
"Study Hop Bltters Books, use the Medl.
cine be wise, healthy aud happy I" Z = 4
'When life isa drug, and you2haye lost all
hope, try Hop BitterS.n -li9 iii0is
kidney and urinary trouble isuniycrsal
and the only safe and sure remedy Is Hop
iBltiers-rely on it.n So -5t ~. 80 ff
Hop Bttters does not exhaust and des.
troy, but restores and makes new I" n
ue,eeBlliouSneSs, DroVsiness, Jaun.
|dlce. Hop BitteIs removes easily
Boils, Hmples, Freckles, Rough Skin,
'eruptons, implrI blood, Hop Bittefs cure.V
inactive Kidneys and Urinary Organs
cause the worst Of diseases, and Hop Bitters
Ectrts them all.p
More health, sunshine and Joy In Hop
EBlttsrs Elar In oil other remedies.n NJ
HOP Cough Cure aud Pain Relief Is the
ss,5{J best.
For sale by I.AuaE1IS BRos. Go,
Wholesale Druggists,
se23'TuTS&W Wheeling, W. Va,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-21
WEsI IIRGlNIl lNNERS[IY.

NIne depatnetils Il studti textbooks Furnished
49, lat Qta year hpll elgB " SaN1, Ron.stc-
sI La1, nee,a ,hgtOHgh, Fall term btIns sep.
lio ne PfeldeaL !. n 1h0Hlpson, aeEnnt,sn,
w. " Alll
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sAIuRDAY NOYEMBER 8, lsig,

aSasihs at Il O'Clock ~, prUGetd TO ell, a tbC
d 1T u tho Court u use " vhi9. e1dnty y 81
y hIAS ht1he,t AID hest bidder, the following do.
EsasaisL estate, that Is tO t1i: Lot numbered zen
Vile lAhlV Il deHlguated up inNthe plat Of The
sla llldephLA, III the oUunty VI Ohio aud STATE
~ IFiul lTUuung htty feet 10 IT, on tht
tall bHt, aud runain3 bIek one hundred and
,HllstN!O iL) IL an alley.
in1' OvSALE- Uns.l htrl o. the purchase money
ds alSh MOTE RS the purehas II inay elect u pay
Ss lAV bdlAne- III tWU equal pay nlepts a. Elx aud
nv y uihL with InIurtst frUm day oiimIe, pur,
sh t,ipg UGltS secured by deed Of trust, aud {
q aiRS!lnSe gu the pOpertyi ige deferred p4I.
t,lhlt, 70 The aid property Is believed TO be per.
klElnE a trustee, shall convey only 'tuct
|AiAh tvaiel In me by Etl deed Of trust
Nm. 7. HUBBARD, Trustee.
WI, RAttER, Aus,iOntsr, - = - OeS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-21

..:s;'5Tt,E'S sAkE.-BY VIRTUE OF
kVei,it m 4 tasde ~ Christina Me. vile q
~ a. aad ~ ghst s wv II h.f WI
y liaAiTs, ~ oiBue n tha Clerk Of tie Ceunty
Ill'eISSI, r,Sutj, WOsI ViESnia ~ Decd Of Trust
sg,.1lSa Isl vasv u, will, on
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.TEasOlu deed Of trust, made by Mary schwiun
h 4ithtel schwlnu, with the mid MichAe
aH4A, bet hu baud 10 thSiundeIdSnpd trustee
ttllj1, $50 and, recorded i'd tbs Dtiep u Iht
III iLs CDumy curt VI 0niO county, est Va
ltla 1EaGt bJOk no n, page 3, | wilt, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-21
snREP RAISING.

soIae Valuable Husgestlons for Our
West Virginia Farmers In the IntsF-
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\ NV YORK October 20 MONEY 6a5 be
cent Prime mercantile paper 5AB per cent
sterling exchange weak at 81 SAY sight "a
change 81 SIX 'a,if l,5,i,A J. u 81 "a.
GovEREAksTs- Strong, Al 5t.3 d, Is =
uplted States q Of 1851, coupons
ss ~
New
CAfnef hlx
sLLyER-At London 50 5.iei pefopnce. q
huCltyrp Richmond arrived to-day aud
brought $500, 600 In gold, making Tho t,ital
imports 0t specie TOR the past week g, $40
KAfLloAp Bosps- Strong under brisk II.
quity. Lehigh and WilkSsharre conbos a.
Sentsl ross from COX 70 gi,s; Mobile aud
Ohio debenttires from So TO So and CheSa,
peake and Ohio fltsts, series h from b5k "a
60k. Missouri, Kansas aud Texas Hrat and
seolnd consolidated asSented advanced 4 pei
cent tsi i
sToGEs-Atthe Stock Exchange the Hboom''
continues. Speculation was very active and
buoyant throughout The. eAtire day AMI prices
steadil adj anced TO the close The improve.
ment for the day RANGED firm Y To- pei
cent, the latter Northern Pacific common, and
Louisvi 10 aud Nashville. Coal shares,
Chfcago, Burlington aud Quincy. Kansas
Pacific, Mobile and Ohio, Nashville, Ohatta.
hoV6a ahu 9e 4oul,t ahA WAua1u WtTc hlbp
prominent In the advance. Eide was al ex.
csptlon 70 the general 6uoyanoyi The aIctaa.
tl0ns therein being sight aud closing tales
were. at a fracti nal decline. The market
closed at q StronS upward tendency, Sioux
City stocks were steady and nnchanged.
Northern pacitlc common closed at S1X, pre-
fefred at OK. 1"tl p eS'fJg If7't7 CT
InIhs final dealings coal stocks were the
most conspicuous for activity and reached
the highest figures yet made The feeling ON
exchange this afternoon 10 regard 70 The tri-
ture otcoal roads was mere buOyant thAnatany
previous time SinCo The change for the bStterin
the condition Of the coal trade. There was 40.
tive demanS for investment stares, and Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy again advanced.
Pacific Mail was hi'nlofe active demand, and
rose | per cent The earnings Of Northwestern,
for the fiscal year June LIST 70 October 18th
increased S9SS0eS Il Is estimated that the
eartingsfo thu balance Of October will show
q gain Of Sl62 100 which, would bring lie 10.
crease for the hrst Ave months up "a 81. 100.
wv Wabash earnings increase $3S, 900 for the
second week Of October. z 4 i,Sg,,34f, A
5000 we're Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 49,
Wabash. $1,000 Tackawanna, I0,0bo Eew
Jersey Central, 6, 600 Delaware and HudS0H,
!, 900 Michigan Central, 1900 Illinois Central!
s GOO Union Pacific, 5000 Kansas Pacific,
a:g00 Hannibal and sttJ yseph, $500 Ohio and
Mississippi, 6a01 Westarn uuion. 1000 pa.
cihc Mail, il. 000St, Louis, k ,nsas Oltys and,
Northern, is, 900 Kansas and Texas, 2sOO0 |
Northern Pacific, GEO Iron Mountain, I 600 |
louisville and Nashville, 5000 Indianapolis.
CINCINNATI and Lafayette, g, 900 Mobile and
ohto. 5000 Reokuk and DeSsfoines, 400 |
Nashville, Chattanooga ana 81 ouis 1000 |
lhicago, Burlington and Quincy, 1, loo 81,
Louis and SIM Ftanulsco! a,OdO Boston Water. |
power and $4,000 Quicksilver. b y ID u
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rlnIls1Ers, SALES.

....,,,"yT+.TrEs sALE-BY v1RTUE0FA
1'kUs .t,,a,, u,SdS 81 Ckfia. HSld aaa Susanna
~ 81 ~ nIjsiSiGlea trusts dated June ~
Aytls etaos,dSI 10 lie ellse d The Geek 81 thi
~ ~ III u Ohi1 county, IN 1fuit psod book
CRY q. 40 S99, Ishall, On ~ ~
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ss,taSg at " 0rIOck a. proceed 70 seil, nt The
|tsiGFOithu Ourl House VI Ohio county, West
!S Sa Ss,s OaSef Se pS Goslnss Sei
l4s5SDtrtd Is, situated on the east side Of Maid
~, IsiNstn 1WsBty.hIth street lloEnlaEly called
altl ,trtt aud rWenty.SIxth 1tT9st li0rmbfly
~ ETsiOa iI'eetl, In the sixth Watd 81 the city
Sskttbg, Wet Va.
ilIloT SALE-UHe-ihitd Of the purchase money,
dhaarh lnurv ~ the ptlichA or may elect 70 pay,
haAi lbs bLlLCe III two equal payments, aLylix
iUlJt months, With interest IRON dAy Of sale,
's.t dVlhG AUIta 3 cured By ed q, Trust aud
kldiasaralss W the properly, for deferred pay.
hi
.asls to the said property Is believed TO be per-
Vi StillaS A. trustee shall convey only such
abh ves.el tu IN by GAl1 deed u trust.
wM ? HUBBARD, Trustee:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-06-06
Local and News Brevities

TOMMY Whiting has left the rag.
ing sea.
Observation-Disclosures! U
bet yer!
Miss May Silsby has returned from
visit to- friends in Victoria.
The United States steamer Lirely
came up, to-day, for supplies.
BOATING on our beautiful Inlet is
getting to be pleasant mania.
The Spiritualists will commence
holding their grove meetings some
time this month.
STRAwBERRIEs ore slowly ripening,
and it is thought that the crop will
last longer than usual, this year, on
account OF the prolonged rain.
An individual, lately arrived from
the States, speaks to the point when
he says there is no excuse for man
going hungry or poorly clad, in this
country.
LATE returns from the Ruby creek
gold mines, in the Skagit river coun-
try, are to the effect that there is a
great deal of snow and very little
gold there. ... .
From all souces Of information, it
appears that the projectors of the
Seattle and Yakima wagon road are
finding it slow business to secure
subscriptions to that enterprise.
FRANK Pixley said he was not
gushing" when he concluded a
brilliant peroration in his eulogy
upon Oregon. Let him come over
here and he cannot help gushing.
WESTERN Lodge No. 6, I. o. o. F.
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing term: D. Magnus, No.
BILE Grand; G. r. Talcott, Vice
Grand; A. d. Glover, Recording
Secretary; Thos. Hinchcliffe, Per-
manent Secretary; Geo. Forbes,
Treasurer. ....
The steamer Tacoma took away
about eight hundred thousand feet
, of logs for Messrs. CASTOR and Nc
\ Iutosh, yesterday. It. seems that
the seizure and detention of "illicit
logs" by the Government agent, has
had the effect to stir up the lumber
business.
The following passengers for this
place arrived by the Dakota, Wednes-
day:
II. B. McElroy, Mrs II. l.. King, Capt.
Lawson and wife, Mrs. j. 0. Mckown and
daughter, G. Evans. Mrs: w. w. Miller
and children, Mrs. Wsrbass and daugh'
ter, G. W. Lewis, Mrs. IL. Smith. II. KEEP
pier, wife and . daughters, Hugh Smith
Hugh Mann, John COrbett and wife, Geo
Filbert, Mrs. Hawks. H a4
"OH for the purse of q Cr0sus, >
sighed young lady as sAe passed
Toklas g. Goldstein's display win
dows yesterday. :. ! never know how
many things I y,ass hare, until see
them in suoh tempting array" just
the experience Of many who do moi
care to express their thoughts aloud.
Mn. Clark has still another cargo
OF goods on the way here. Still they
come, by twenty and thirty'ton in
stalments and yet his store containi
them all, which shows the immense
sales he is continually making. II
pays to display enterprise, it pays te
live and let live, and it pays to ad
vertise!
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-06-06

in the street.
Mr.. E. L. Wiley is sojournins
in town, undergoing medical treat
ment.
AN eminent modern naturalist says
that swallows possess definite
language.
THERE are times when we mrv be
signally benefited by those whom
we despise.
WHEN the clouds resemble castles
in the air, then we may look for set
tied weather.
Our people may soon look for q
large influx of children on the
streets. School is almost out.
1t will be seen by posters about
town that the "plice reduction"
mania is still rampant. Let it pant.
That man is possessed of one Of
the elements of true happiness who
strives not to resist the current OF
time.
\ A SENSIBLE girl Of our acquaintance
says it is all very we'll to have a
lover, but good big brother is in
dispensable.
ONE man in Oregon has had twen-
tlsHse sheep killed by the bears that
ilfest the " timber openings" of that
region.
Wa know three girls who are spoil
il Tor somebody to love them; or,
rather, they authorize US to publish
the statement.
a BILL has been introduced into
Congress providing that all American
ships shall be equipped with the
Boynton life-saving suits.
The Darien Ship Canal Congress,
at Paris, his closed its labnrs after
adopting, by ~ote OF @s8 to 8. the
Panama and Lemon Bay route.
Mr.. James FARMLAND, of the firm
of John Keenen & Co., marble deal
ers, Seattle, is in town, taking Or
ders for tomb.stones, monuments,
etc.
ONE of our lady friends, wants
to know if postscripts" can be sent
by telephone along with the message.
Murder will out and 80 will woman's
nature.
A DowN.east young man recently
had to pay a dollar and a-half as q
recompense to the father of the girl
with whom he had broken q marriage
engagement.
CAPT. Barstell, of the ship Stone
,uaN Jackson has been prosecuted
for a violation of the passenger law,
in bringing more Chinese passen-
gers to Portland than the capacity
of his ship justifes. D..
To BE Commissioner of What
com county is about as good as to he
fat alderman. At The close of their
last session, the three Commissioners
of that country, drew 1925 80 as per
diem, allowance and mileage.
The Intelligencer metamorphoses
the name of Samuel Coulter into
"Jamie Cutter" in paragraph al
luding to the swindler who recently
feeced some of Portland's shrewdest
business men. But, what's in Q
name?
SAM. Woodruff, of the steamer
Old Settler, has made a valuable do
nation to our Academy of Sciences in
the way of some rare specimens of
mollusca found at low tide along the
route between this place and the
head of Oyster Bay.
"Dear singeri Thou hast never ta'en
my hand, nor looked into my face all ten.
derwise." sings Mary Olemmer to John g..
Whittier.-Ez. -...
OF course he hasn't and he is not
likely to, either, after the sad ex-
perience Of POOR Cameron. He did
it jus. once, and it was Oliver with
bin. s.+
A COUNTRY girl rode into Holyoke.
Mass, to do some shopping. When
the clerk asked if there was anything
more be could do for her, he was
amazed by the reply: "Oh, no,
sir; unless you will be kind enough
to 20 out and milk the old mare, for
l rode her from home without the
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-06-06
ar'a5lllngtpn Stanaara
IS ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING DY
JOHN MILLER MURPHY,
eoI7oe AND PROPRIETOR
subscription Rates :

IA liberal deduction will be made in
favor of those who advertise four squares,
or upwards, by the year.
} ~" Legal notices will be charged 20 the
attorney ar officer authorizing their inser-
ton.
C. Advertisements sent from distance
and transient nU.ices must be accompan-
,d ~ the cash.
O7" Announcements, ,.t births, marriages
and deaths, inserted free of charge.
~ Obituary notices, or "poetry" ac-
coupanying marriages or deaths, will he
charged one-half our regular advertising
rates. We will not hereafter deviate from
this rule.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-01

ANm-VAcCiNArIoN.-Mr. William
Tcbb, al Englishman, who has been
prosecuted thirteen times III his own
country for refusing to have his
daughter vaccinatcd, como to this
country to continue what he considers
tho good work of exciting q prejudice
against vaccination. lie wants to
pass law in this country which shall
have the moral effect Of repeating the
English law. There arc pretty heavy
odds against him to start with. For,
if the evils Of vaccination DO rs great
as he claims, the advantages must be
overwhelming or the English law
would in all probability have been re-
pcalcd. IIc said in two Yorkshire
towns the parents Of $4,000 children
were as unwilling rs he is to have
heir children vaccinatcd, which only
shows how strong prejudice may
cling. Mr.. Tcbb succeeded last week
in organizing an anti-vaccination So
cicty in New York. If he can enforce
more rigid regulations in regard to
the purity of tho virus he will un-
doubtedly do good. If tho vaccine
were always taken from healthy young
calves the unqucstioncd evils arising
from tho present too prevailing mctll-
ods would be greatly reduced.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-01
New Counterfeits.

Tho photograph camera is playing
IN important part In the art of coun-
terfeiting. Chief Brooks, of tho
treasury department service, has
gathered in large number of coun-
terfcit notes so skillfully made rs to
be accepted by tho banks. The fiber
paper has been tho principal protcc-
tion heretofore, because countcrfciters
have been unable to procure it; but
the photograph reproduccs it and tho
patchwork almost with perfection,
and very rapidly. The red letter
numbering is the weak point. 1t is
photographed black and the washing of
red over It may bo detected with a
glass. These Photographic issues arc
appearing evcrywllerc--iu San Fran
cisco and Boston--and no trace of the
men engaged in tho business is yet
found. Tho common operators have
been wooded out Of the business and
first-class talent only, tits believed, is
now engaged. The Rank of Eugland's
plan Of destroying oil notes that como
into Ito hands and issuing now ones is
urged as a remedy, ,.3
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-01
YELLOW FEVER--BLACK VoM1T

It too soon to forget tho ray9gcs OF OIL 1iiis u,
terrible disease, which will no douot m ,Sn faii
more malignant and yirulent FORM aa 'ipo i"''
months of 1879. ,,.cov
MERRELI.S uEPATINE, q remedy 1isCoJ, o,,
cred in Southern NuDia and used WIN S4Gn tS,a
most npWrnyated cases or fever are f0und,
caases Sc ffrom one to two ounces Of bile to 3c c
altered or strained from the blood cacn tlmo l..
OF bile exists. BY its wonderful action on Iile
Liver and stomach the HErATIEE not ONLY mvd, nd
vents to certainty any kind OF rover uiia
Black VOmit, but also cures Headache, ConSti,
patton OF the Bowels, Dyspepsia and al
Malarial diseases. ,,
exDcl the Malarial Poison and excess or Die
from the blood by using MBRRELLS HErATlHh,
which Is sold by all Druggists In 2o cent ano
81. 90 bottles, or will be sent BY express Dy thc
ProprictOrS, , -.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-01


HAMPTON AND GARY.-If HAMPTON
10 al embodiment and type of the
strong and ruling conservatism of
South Carolina, then Gary, the only
man Of prominence in tho State who
has dared to differ with him and pub
licly dcnounco his course, is certainly
q representative typo Of the opposi-
ton element. In proof Of this, it is a
noticeable fact that most Of those who
now support his claims were strongly
and blatantly opposed to tho move
mcnt which resulted in tho downfall of
Radical robbery and rascality in this
state. Give us for governor 4 man
who will continue tho policy and
principles inauguratcd in 1876, and SO
gloriously exenplified by Hampton
and Simpson.-Marion Merchant and
Farmer,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-01
GREAT EXCITEMENT
PALMETTO HOUSE.

JUST ARRIVED ono Of tho finest os.
sortments Of Liquors in tho Boro. Ono
Barrol of Gibson's Celebrated Old Nectar,
l84O; Three Barrels of fine old Rye Whis-
koy: lst. Old Imperial Cabinet Whiskey,
8 years old; End, also, tho Mabel Belle, 0
ditto; 3rd. Roanoke Rye, tho oldest, 18
ditto. Corn Whiskey Of the best grades.
North Carolina Corn, Sweet and Sour Mash.
Of the best grades. Also, Wines md Bran,
dies of the finest brands, havo also a
fne lot of Cigars md Tobacco which I
will dispose of Mt reasonable prices for
cash only. Give mo call, and will treat
ways on hand from tho celebrated firm Of
Berger and Engell. You can find mo at
all times at the Bar under the Winnsboro
Hotel, next door to D. II, Flenniken's,
Call and see me. J. CLENDINING.
0ug &c I,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-01

"A 94i.carat diamond, found re-
Gently Mt Mokerk's Bush, in tho South
African diamond fields, was sold on
tho spot for $4,000. The samo "die-
GER" to whose lot this rare find fcii,
unearthcd about the salno time fine
stone f28 carats and another of 1O3
carats, hcsides several smaller gems,