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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-03-11

That fans were used in England
III the time of Henry VIII. is prov
cd by the story current that Chan
cellor Sir Thomas More castigated
his daughters with one made Of
peacocks feathers for extravaganza
in dress. It is not known which end
he used. But tho Fan Makers
Company only date from Queen
Anne, 1908.
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THE NEWS AND HERALD.
TRI-WEEKLY EDITION.


The NATURAL RULER OF INDIANS -
DR.. Mc4illicuGdy. the new Indian
agent ut Red Cloud, says Eo has
learned in his experience with the
red men that Il physician can havo
moro influence with them than any
body else, not excepting ca holic
priests. When they have once been
placed under physicians care and
have received tangible benefit from
it they have great respect for him,
He succeeded, while with the Rcd
Cloud Indians, in SO far gaining
their confidence and overcoming
their superstitions rs to attend their
women in several cases Of confine-
ment, which they will not allow even
their medicine men to do. The salu~
tary effects of proper medical treat
mont in these cases did much to
give me their friendship. He open"
cd hospital for tho sick. At first
he could only obtain three inmates,
the Indians having n strong preju-
dice against it. The number in
creased, however, to upward of two
hundred per month, treated inside
and outside. He proposes to pur-
sue the same course. and give thom
the benefit Of q medical practice
which was largely obtained in hos
pital work. He believes ho can soon
have q successful hospit, in opera
ton, with nurses from their own
number.- Washington Star.
---0---
A CoLoRED VoTER's ADVICE TO
GRANr.-Af.er the arrival of General
Sherman in this city on Thursday,
one of our colored mon visited him
in the L,rkin House parlor, and
extending his hand opened fire
thusly:
"How 20 is, General7"
"How are you7 how are YOU :?
Who're did first have tho ploa sure
Of your acquaintance 2 replied the
General, shaking hands.
20, was wild yo down dar at
Shiloh ! reckon 70 must hab
seed me, for was dar.
"Who were your officers and what
regiment were you in p
"Well, now, I don't zncly member
dat, but I was dar, an was wild yo'
up Columov, Souf Kaliny, too.
BY dc way, Central, whar's Central
Grant 7"
"Ah, he is in Egypt, and is about to
visit Eden l"w was tho reply.
"Haw, haw, haw OATS to
good, too good but look here,
Gen'ral Grants n moughty smart
man, an we g.mmen of % Souf
would like to hab him for do three
torn, but if he gwine to Edum he
had better stay dar, for he mought
nebber git de chance agin. "-Palut-
ka Herald.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
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6plsenbe Ssrrsn itno gu Siirsermeiitsru
Der ua9Itebencen Sidbts unS @smsinbsn
ernannt poroeu:
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tbimsr gu Gorstbum; Gil: ST.. B6.
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Mertis: Sr. 9. glIsHsW aiuist, gissu.
tbiimer gu Sbermsrsis; Munsbauieu:
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bauisn; Reunbauen: Sr. u. 8,
Biisn, Gissntb. 81 Snienborn; Sber'
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
Sefsif&-S uxem6ntg.

9err Q. 8. 3. garsermsifer Der Sc,
tnetnoe Stuet, lit gum 5iIfsfriebensridter
oes eantons Sibret an Steue bes 6erru
Ourter ernaunt uoroen.
Ger pruuiioriide Director bes 8susm.
gefdngniies uon Rarde, 6err R. g. D.
TT nod NiueQes uerisst worben !; an feline
STEELE trttt prouiiorii9 Serr Sprinaael.
Commits l. 81. gu 9itti1. Der Director
bes @efdnsnifes in arIon wirb peniiouirt;
IN befen SteIe tritt Der &eduuuasfi5rer
9err s. Sternotte pon Namir.
Der Sabrmartt, Der am 2. sSanuar
In Irlon itattfanb, mar iebr belebt. Sic
StraBen Der Stabt itrostsn uoq Mtniden.
Sa bic ginfubr tn 8eIsien perboten III,
mar Der Breis bss Rinbuisbss isbr bod.
S4weine waren maIenbaft bsisetrieben
worben. Ood bas stussfibrte ameritanis
i9e S9weinef eii9 i9a6et ben greiien bes
gorifenuisb's. arIon bat ME sinsn beIebs
teren Rartt ssiebsn.
OaB bic Sasb auf gSiIbidweine
ui9t immer 10 gang unsefdbrIi1 tn, benefit
foIsenber 8orfal: Gm %. December Bee
saben f9 Soispb 9ius & Sac. Samette
pom Masoiter auf bic WiIbi9usiniasb.
Balo fanbsn fie brei idpsre 9runser. als
Der cine Der Sdser i5iesen woate, sing
sas @ewebr ni6t los. Der anbsrs Ieste
m unS i9oB cine Babe on, mubte iebo1
beioe 9dufe a~bfeuern. Oenno1 iiel bas
Bteif nt4t, ionbern sina auf ben eriten Der
Siser gu. Oieitr ni9t fauI, sos bas Sasbs
meiier uno erboI9te nit uieler Mi5e 6as
Tteb, bas lie Suube an ben S6ren batten.
Die beioeu Sdser batten bersits Dor mebres
rem Sabren etnen dbnIi9en Torfaq srlsbt.
9err g. SeIir Gbouarb &os
lamb, grdifoent bes @stidtsbofes in
Neuf5ateau, lit gum Sfi3ier bes 9eopoIS
Sreens ernannt worbeu er Durbe tn Rubss
itanb uerisst.
Der Notari9reiber 5. 8. 6.
Ospiereur 1T gum SiIfsi1reiber am Eris
bunaI in Neuf6ateau ernannt porben.
Aus BEN beIgtiden auancementss
lifien entnsbmeu mir bic 8sf6rberuns fols
ssnber 9erreu, bic mir benz Namert mad
fur S~uremburser baIten:
Gs puroeu bef0rbert in Der Suiantsris:
gum Naior, bic 9auptIeute $. u. altuies
uno 6. 5 9ubertp ;u Sauptleutsn 2tsr
81. bic 9auptleute 3ter @l. u. Sbile unb
.. g. u. 0otbomb ; ;u 9isutnants bic
lluterIieutenauts Z. u. No6, s. 9. Wils
Ter, q. =. s. Waharb.-Sn Ser gapaqez
rie: Der Waior g. Bertrand gum Sberits
Iieutnant; i'm 9suieueisu gum Sauptmann
/. 81. Der Sauptmaun 2. 81. s. g.
S5pars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28

Sn Ilbiusen bubsn bic pr~otefantifder
@inpobner fiirSIid 900 Mart suiammen:
selest, uut ibren tatbpliidsn Witsinpob'
nern am Der Gage Der ginueibuns ibre,
neusn Rir9e elm @ei9ent su MAIDEN.
NuBerSem purben nod ueridiebene @essn'
ltdnSs CUR ausi4miduns bes berrIi9sr
neuen 9ottssbauiss seipenbet. Oas III
cine Chat bic beiben Gbeilen Gbre ma3t.
IN 6ermersbcim fanb Dor Rur5em Die
ttr6li5e Beibe Der Wilitdrfabnen oss neu
srrtatsten Is. acknowledgements itatt,
uno Spar in Der Bsiie, baB oies 3uerif ist.
tens Der proteitantiiden Bfarrer unb bann
I'M tatbolii4en Dome seidab. 90 sei9ss
ben i'm tatboIi4en 8aiern! Su weI1em
protsitantii4en 3anoe wirbe man i9 10
@tpas bieten laiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
9aar, NoieI, GiteI utso. Sunss
ra6et.

8erntafeI, 20. Dec. am %. fans
ben 9euts aus Rei1enba1 Bel 8aumbols
Der, I'M Sduee einen erfroreneu Solbaten
bss 80. Snfanterie: &esimsnts. Osrielbe
wurbe iofort ais Der Sobn Sss Sluribiss
zen Smelling in 8aumboIbsr s~rtanut, mas
AUDI feline 8apisrs bsftdtisten. Die u5r
sins nod, bic 9srjsesenb mar nod MARIN,
a6er bic Belebun9sueria1e wareu erfplss
Los. gr mar ssitsrn pon Sarlouis,. NO er
in @aruiipu lag, absefabreu, nm bic gbriftz
tase tn Saumboloer Bet ieinen gltern unb
Seidpiifsrn su uerbrinsen. Don Citation
Seimba9 on Der &beiu' Rabeba9n wcz er.
81 SUB bel i9retlidem S3nesweben mad
Baumbolber aufsebrr9en, obslei9 feline
Baari6aft es inn iebr gut erIaubt bitte,
bic Soit ~ beRusen. gr p~erirrte lid, i1lus
ben Bes mad &eidsaba@ itatt mad 8aums
5olbsr elm, ssristb in Der Nd5e pon Rsi9su
bad ns5en ben Weg, mo er i'm boben Suiamz
menssus5ten Sbras isinen Cob fau5.
Erier, 80. Dec. Die bisfiss Saus
beIstammsr ri9tet on ale WitsIiaSer bss
&auFmannsftanbas. on bic Grandmother,
iber6aupt an ale 9isferasteu bic sringenbe
Bite, nit benz Sssinn bes nsusa Sabres
ben Sunbeu ioiort mad Der Q~iefssnns, ipds
teitsns ieood ont Gnbs zines isbea Wouats
Die .&e4uuns einSarsi5en. @isi4ssitis
perbsn Die Sduisr aufssforSssh, ii5 nidt
allein Die roids'ts Ssri9tisuaa cieier Re4s
uuugsn sur Rfibt ;u MAIDEN, icnoern au3
BEL @ribsi!uua zines gluitraess bic balos
m5ali6lte &ehnunss. Au5felung als Ses
b~insuus Der 8sibsbniuus bsV Sunoi9aft
su iteusn.-Ois NioieI III SET Srier bersits
auf l5 SUB ssitissen; in Soise bsilen iino
bic 5asrisu Der Woisl 9ampfboOte bis auf
wsitersS einseitalt.
Bel OiSsubofsn trsibsu bic WS!fs
i5r Inpsisn gang In Der Rdts Der Stabt
unb MAIDEN 9roBsn S9Ge.n.
Gu Gals mabts nam bic nod. ni9t
isrtise Woielbrits bennSen, ba bas So9s
uaIer bas Sabrsn ibsr ben Strom nnm6as
LID sema5t bate. Die Woislbrids ~ guer
unb bic su aIf ioutsn aud gnbs bss Sabs
res fsrtiS isin, fnb q absr nod ni4t.
ans gobIsns msltet man aussanas
DECEMBER: Die @ei9dfte ssbsn bsatsutase
idI,dt, bas in cine Rlase, psltbe man
ibsrau uernimmt. Die Sanspsrtsr mills
len fir bic Decentralization an &au1eute
rsip. 6abrifantsn Sabluns ~Isiiisn; aud bic
9eielsn perlansen ibrsn Wf1sniobn. Nan
miHen absr bic Meiitsr mad Ssrtisifeauns
unb ablieieruns Der arbeit oft Wonate la
elm sansss Sabr lang unS oft nod ldnser
auf SeSabluns partea. Gs fOnnte BET
benz uoritebsnosn Ss5rssms5isI pon Ste'
len nit baSu bsisstraseu werben, baB Der
sroBs llebsIfano beisitist wirSs, wsnn
ndmli5 Sober, Der cine &s&nuus gu Sabs
len bat, SisisIbs mSsIi3f balb beri9tiste.
gsur babur5, baB Der Sanouerter, be
tleine @si5aiismaBn feline ausIasen m6s
Iidit baIb sur 8srfisuns erSdlt, tann be
ielbs obns Srrseu unS S4aben meter a
beiten, hsSisbunsswsiie neue Befeluna
MAIDEN. Oamit mare elm S9ritt ,ur2
iups bg lQsiaIsn Grase ssi9ehsu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28
Sirdfi6e 2leuisaeitem.
SnlaRS.


Cine GabrlsS epri6s aus 8tom msIbst,
baB aussr Der proiectirten @rnennuns uou
mebreren apoitolii9en 8icaren in Ebeilsu
4msrita's, mo feline SiidOfe iinb, msbrere
neus Bistbiimer erridtet uno cine neue BON
Der iesissn usri5iebene 9ierar6ie ssi5affsn
uerben fol-. Serner wlrb beri9tet, Der
Yapit babe elm Granddaughter on ale au:
Bersuropdii1en 8ii90fe nit Der aufforbe:
runs aur SammIuns bss Peterspfenniss
erlafsn.
Gr3bi6csie 9ouiiianna.
Ser bo6p'1e Gr,biidof Yer6e feierte
am 10. Sanuar ieinen 75idbrissn @eburtss
tag uns wirb am 10. Sept. b. s. isin so.
idbrises YrieferjubiIdum bessbsn.
Grsbi6eeis Bottom.
Ser Seiuiten>Y Batter Soispb o. S'Scs
gan, Yrdiibsnt bss college Of the 9olp
GroB" In Woresfer, MaK., 1T pdbreno er
f9 als paia9ier auf benz am 81. Dozens
Der bon Yaaama in 81. Sraneisco sinses
sstrofiensn 0ampfer v@ranaba~ bsfanb,
am Is. b. Wt. auf bober Gee am S9las'
fluB geitorben, uno ain 10. .. 10. auf benz
tatboIiidsn Rir4bof in @eapuIeO bserSist
worben.
grsbiSesie st. 2ouis.
an Ysrtugs bes Siuug, ct. GburIss
County, Wo., brannte am o. San. bic
tatbo!. &irde total ab. Hi9ts wuroe ss,
rettet ala bic &irdsnsY Sacramento unb bic
81. @efdBs. Die Rirae mar ni4t per:
ii4srt.
in @i6ioantain, Wo. pirb in Rur1sm
Der Sau elmer neusn Stride in ansriff &c:
nommen. Die 9smeinbe bsitebt aus ITO.
GsmiIien, msiitsns Oeuti9s unb pirb Don
einsm Seiuitsnpater paftorirt.
grbbi6eeie Baltimore.
3p~eibunsert frappiiteu wsrbsu, pie aus
New Oort seidrieben wirb, In ben ndditsr
Tassn' aus europa in Baltimore a~nIansen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-28

Siefir6. @m SplDsiterabenb feierte
Der Waft.8 srein fem Stiftnnssieit. Ser
&soner, Serr Sdmit, betlaste fid, bas bic
5tesisrung benz 9srein tein Subiio, ertbsilt
babe.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

In REFERRING to the meeting Of the
Republican Convention on the 18th OF
December next, the Washington "Star'l !
says: "It is understood that Secretary
Sherman friends will work to have
Cleveland selected. The friends of
Blaine prefer Chicago, while the friends
of General Grant say they will be salts
fed with either Chicago or Saratoga. It
is the impression that the convention
will be held about the middle Of next
May. The friends Of General Grant are
anxious for an early convention"
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

CONCERNING Senator Carpenters feal
that if the Republicans elect the next
President, the House will throw out
the vote of some one or more States on
the ground of intimidation of troops al
the polls, and so try to inaugurate the
Democratic candidate, Senator Dawes
says the contingency has long been
thought Of. snd he farther says that
the safety OF the Republic against the
whole scheme lies in the election of 9
Republican President next year by 81
large q majority that no ono will dar'
make the attempt.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

Jr IA VERY evident that the Democrats
are "shysting" on the ordinance offer
ed by Mr.. Rodney to abolish the City
HOSPITAL. Were they sincere in their
desire to hav. it abolished, report Of
the ordinance would have been made
to Council by the law committee. The
failure to do so has given force to the
opiuop entertained that they would not
report aa.:ordinance for that purpose.
If they were..sincere in their openly ex-
pressed opposition to the City Hospital
the committee certainly would have
reported either Mr.. Merris Taylor's ordi-
nance offered some two months ago, or
Mr.. Roduey's ordinance offered over a
week ago. We think We are right in
drawing our conclusions that the Demo-
Gratis do not intend TO abolish the hos
pital, and hence the law committee in
order to prevent the Democrats frem
being put upon record as voting
against it, refuse to report either Of the
ordin ances referred to. The City Hos
pital has become 80 famous for turning
out new tangled double acting inspec-
tors of elections, and place for secret
ing rppeaters, that the Democrats in
abolishing it would be cutting of the
right arm of their power. They are
not an xious to abolish the Hospital, and
their talk against that institution has
proved to but be idle vaporings.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
..Death to the UniOn."

Toombs Of Georgia is an honest DEM
ocrat. and generally speaks out his
mind in a way not easily to be misun-
dsrstood. Among the greetings sent to
General Grant from representative
southern men is the following from
General Robert c. Toombs:
ATLANTA, GA.
20 m. Z. STONE, Editor Your tele'
gram received. decline to answer
except to say, present my personal con-
orat,,,atiops to General Grant on his
safe arrival to his country. He fought
for his country honorably, and won; l
fought for mine and lost. am ready
to try it over again. Death to the
Union! L. looAD''
Mr., Toombs' telegram is characteris-
tic Of the man, and too frank and truth
full to excite any resentment against
him. there is no sugar coating about
his remarks, and he must be awarded
the courage OF not only having opinions
of his own, but Of having the courage
to express them. Mr.. Toombs is no
more a rebel now than he was before
the war, when he predicted that the
time would soon come when he could
call the roll Of mis- slaves from
Bunker Hill. He was deep dyed rebel
then, and he is one yet. Reconstruction
has made ne change in his sentiments.
We are finding no fault with him for
this but we must accord to him what
We must withhold from other Southern
representative nen--the merit OF teing
an honest out-spoken man, death to
the Union" is no new sentiment with
him. for it has been the motto OF his
whole lify. But it is not from such men
as Toomhs that the greatest danger to
the Upion is to be expected. The men
who did the mischief then were loud
Union saving shrlekers, the same kino
of men who are now preaching concil-
iation and love for the South, when
their real sentiment is the same that
Mr.. Toombs enunciates-Death to the
Union. From such expressions and
such sentiments, the North has nothing
to fear. The present danger is no more
subtle and lies in the possibility of the
alliance between the solid South and
the Northern Democracy becoming
strong enough not to destroy but to
possess the Union. The conspiracy OF
1861 was to siese only one-half of the
Union, but the present one is to take
the whole. Such out,spoken foes to the
Union as Toombs, are not to be so much
feared as men like Lamar, Hill, Bayard
and Hampton, who have as much ami
mostly in their hearts against the Union,
but unlike Toonbs, they have not the
courage to express their real true feel
ings.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

THE DEMOCRATS in making their cal
culations for the election of a Democra-
tic President next year, commenced by
saying: "Well there's 1873 electoral
votes from the Solid South to commence
WITH" but when they go to cross over
to the north, they begin to count in
their favor such States as New York,
New Jersey and Connecticut which have
just gained great Republican victories
The Democrats had better leave Of
making calculations for electing Presi-
dent by an honest vote, and grease the
fraud wheels, as they are doing now in
Maine to cheat the Republicans out Of
their victory.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
New York's Great Dairy Fair.

Ten Thousand dollars will be giver
in premiums at the second an
nual International Dairy Fair, which
will be opened in the American Insti-
,ute building, New York, on Monday
December s. The entries last year
were 5000. This year they are expect
I'd to be ever 5000. There will be at
least 800 specimens Of celebrated herds
of cattle now in America exhibited. In
the displays Of butter and cheese, the
manufacturing process Of to-day will be
exhibited side by side with that Of =
century ago. For this purpose . log
ca bin will be built, around which will
be a yard with . small herd Of Jersey
cattle. An obelisk Of cheese seventy
five feet high will be exhibited BY one
dealer 1t will consist Of 1000 cheese.
St. Louis, Cleveland and many othe'
like cities will secure . reduction Of
railroad fares for their citizens.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
tn, ,,,-e. At tho yill.g. {" RAoOrd''

The EDITOR Of the Village Reoord"
Who il wsllh.oun in this city, y refer
ring 70 the scheme Of Democrats to elect
their. President BY fraud. nses the fol-
lowing emphatic language and in doing
40 he but reiteratss the sentiment which
now prevail in the liberty loving
North:
III the msjority fslec orr. FOR the Re-
publican candidate, next year, shall bs
large, this threat. will die on the lips
Of the men who dare utter 1t. LIST Rev
York speak by q preronderanoe Of
thousands, on the side OF her own IN
tslligenoe, for the candidate who repre-
sents her fields and not her slums, and
the whole North will be united. There
will then be possibly one state-indi-
ans-missins from the list, but in all
probability no other. There will be 'or
the candidate who, elected by the peo-
pls Is confronted by the ministers Of
fraud. over two hundred electoral votes,
and they the votes Of the great and
Solid North. With these arrayed in un-
broken column, who will dare lay his
hands upon the peoples decision ?
Who 30 dare will perish, Other men
have essaysd, in time past, the de-
struction of the Republic, and their
failure is written in letters Of blood; a
new attempt would but lead to a second
and more terrible overthrow. :"
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

No. 10.
H-REAL AND IMITATION LACES,
KuClINGS. LAl lES' CUFFS, COL
LARS AND TIE
In no department OF our business is The fair
ptoit principle more n0ticea bic than mere.
People tell us they have been accustomed to
pay double the prices we have. some OF our
goods marked. That low prices please Is
manifest by the throng always selecting at
the counters. 1t is almost impossible to keep
d iu assortment, as the goods 20 out SO rap
idly. The Ruchings and some other made
up goods are made In our own premises.
About thirty hands are employed atthis work
under a skilled designer. We copy the Tor.
eign patterns and sell them at pricls within
reach Of everybody.
JOHN WANAMA h Err.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

CONGRESSMAN BLACKBURN, Of Ken
lucky, brother of the yellow fever Gov
ernor of the same State, says he is will
ling to stake his souls salvation on the
success of Democratic ticket made up
from such men as Mcdonald, Voorhees,,
Hendricks, English, Seymour, Potter
and Church, but he don't say a single
word about Bayard. Blackburn must
either not know such man, or he ia
not taking any Bayard in his politics
At this time.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
U-MILLlNERY ROOMS.

- a magnificent space off from entrance on
thirteenth street, above Chestnut, is devoted
10 this popular part Of our business. So great
has been Its success tina. wo have INST exten.
ded the section to occupy a portion OF the
western Gallery for Trimmed Hats.
Ladies enjoy the privacy OF these new quar-.
prs, where Bonnets can be fitted Oh apart
from the crowds. We received this season
our pattern Bonncts direct from Paris. We
Keep all the shapes In untrimmed Hats and
q proiusion OF Flowers and Feathers. A
special counter for rimminy silks.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
A Mi,lers Exhibition.

The Commissioners Of the Millers'
Exhibition, to bs held in Cincinnati
next June, met yesterday and adopted
premium list, comprising the follow.
ing classes: Motive powers, steam boil
er and engine fittings, milling machin.
ery and millers' supplies, grain pro
ducts Of the mill, bread, crackers bak.
ing powder, yeast, bagging, scales, bar.
rel labels, and miscellaneous. II is
also proposed to give a prize of $1,000
for the best barrel of flour.