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ENGLAND AND AMERICA.
Tho Threatened Itctnstntnry Tariff Iolle, AZ
tlls Former.

C7<ft,ant U{ya,d.
The Protecttonist movement I. 1.oto,t.. J..
,..rr,o ,,ofritc ror,, T., Ero,,,5 T,., at
a'o""ao u'""'.o Ao't' :" Ans'a"'' 1Ae delaahl
IS hot LOT aosolute Froteelaon as Eeatt,
policy but for reciprocity, or application Of The
intcrnntIonai-copyr,eht prlnctotes In o,h,,
hro,c,,ra of ,nd,,.try, ~ NJ. ,,rr.o,, p,ou. w..
~ ~, ~. ''."s E"sMa
III" VI cot5' 'e'' "n u'at 10 ls'hsea 70 eife 'Ls
authors of ahv country copyfl.ht Of ihelF pub.
licat|ons In England is for their owu COUNT, 10
- ~ s...as1 .,,n, ~ s,, 80 .ss's,, aa1uH.
u u'sueu '"nt H. wv sa'.'S su'e shouia ~ miss
Renerai' Rhu tHat eountF1es oppoalnQ hoAtlt
tariff to tho importation Of English pEodustt
should l.Aye similar tanGbarrss
crccted aguts,st the admission Of their psoduets
10 England. This demand 1aecia as yct but
with little favor in London, hut ts frsuqtut|,
heard Ia the Provinces: In fnct, It Is rlp!dI,
advancing to thu dignity Of ~ issue, thuuQa
neither Ut tile two great parties hae assumed 4
dciinIto attitude toward it.-LIbernl mapu[s.
turers insisting on the need Of rcclprocit5-ot
retaliattun-ff English iron anil cottnn msnQ.
factlrcrb are 10 live, md Conservative farmsn
urging q similar policy for tl.elE own detene
ami leading members OF both partle. m,kiai
stsong opposition. The great llflea!Iy
Is how to carry the proposed FetAlIi.
tory policy Into effect. EngaDII
inntstrv is chiefly cmplored 10 us
conversion OF the rnw products VI nther coun.
tries into manufactured articles. It's fmpo1s
arc mainly suclI raw material aM sstic'ts q
fo.nl, lust 1lo1 its manufactures arc suIlsFfs
from competition In tho worltl's markets rita
otl,er manufacturing natiu1ls, chief among saaA
IL the United atates. It is against the Iate
States, once the bcat market fur Engllah nias
factufetl Iron and cottou, now takes but sr.1
small n,lapttty; and It's own iron and eottpa
goods not only supply its homo markets. but
, 1879-02-07

Prof. j. y. Everett, who published ! 5sn - II
a new system of shorihusld, explained y i.s,,odoal
assembled members Ut three OF sLs LIN LIN, b
associations OF shorthand writers III l1tt ~ tt't.s,f
other day, The tests Applied were i,s r,,oas
met by Prof. Everett. The following ,so,i.t,
sentcnce, which was dictated rAtns1 ,,J rl
was written by him on Tic black poafu a"s s,urs
oil correctly: ailead ths Eudo reed D., md ri
tie ready-wrtt,ng wright wEots rtgA! H.. 'o' 1.ta
on tbs rlddy Reading roal ~ rid w lEe /. i
rad. Kodd, &rra, el 10 rcd, from IT, s.s ia
uEl writ for taking reddish FAdlsM Adls.e, u
rat in rut.n Al Prof. Everett eAp.t '.nth4
ncedful vowel sounds At thc pme " do,t -
strokes, it must BE- confessed hat ~ ~, ,,5 ~
4 step III advance. For I rough 'M'a..s,. .,ns,. ia
TEN OF shorthand writing, II Las feu
IuMeS Il exprcaSluus
, 1879-02-07
THE PACIFIC RAILROADS.

%.c yn,t naf,raot c1,,.,r Ess =
o,,,o a.iston ~ tha Ir,,tcI stotos a,,rrmc
4no aee'so" y. ..' -. osu o.a.es 1up' NV
ooues ~ s,' tns .'sse ", nas"nt ", y anaha,t
the earnings from Government transportation
,viihbclI finally settle. a ouestfon which has
haa,, T., ...,sss., 0uo- .roo tho ,,o1. ,crn
ocen IN controversy ssc9 1,''te t'lc ,oaoe "cie
opened, md which Affects to eonaldarnbla ex-
tent tho value Of the shares OF the Pacific Tom
pan,cs, 1t would Affect them still moro but for
,,,,, ,rhu r,,on hi ,,o..c1 in.t vrar. whtr nm.
the matter on a new basis from the LIST oi july,
18i6,-or will II 1t Is held constitutional by tho
C.,urt, as the Companies conteat Its validity.
Tho Inv under which tic Pacific Railroads
van o-""a,."1 ~" oaa arontoI tl,sr s,h.idin. t,'
mese o'sa'4lAeu "".' 4'A".cu tns. suosuea y.
Government honds rcquifca that they ehoulu
pay to the Government one-holt OF t'ae earn-
ints from the transportation which they might
a., IN tho C,nvcrnmcnt. nnI Il mr. rent m fila
w ~ Wv 49,. .,.'a " - ~" H. ~ |
net earnings from 1i'c oaie " t"o eonp.et'oa VI
tie road. toward paying the Interest on the
bonds, o1ul tic principal wcu 1t tpconcs due.
llcrupon two InueAttons arose. The uuiou
I r.a...1 1a,dn. f.o,n ,o,,tos n,.i,,o,1 thut t,,
AM ee"tt"' "e,Hs .o''faA.es s'aeu :. A'1s NV
r0au "as eoinpEetcas mol "ilen u "as ooehco
through for business, IN 1859, but five years
afterwas1i, when tle Government finally accept
NJ ,I,a r,o1 q, comn,cte1 on, r,o,lc ovrr to fho
-. .,a .n.., a1scs. ~, ..o ,"n1. - ,.,Lo,,
Go"paa'es l,u le''atuos n. y. t,e .A'.s W "1,.e'
eneo OF about 81 ,l0o, 700 in the amount ans now ouc
| To tho Government from tlle Union paGffic,-
Tint being approximately. . per cont on lllg net
carninEs lrona tiie tlsne she soaa wa opcnca IN,
| til Octo6cr, 1874, when tho Company claimed
that the payments tlrat breatne cliaEEeable. The
Court decides TINT tl1a per cent Ok nst ear1-
lnas must be palo from ne of'e'astg Q! toe fodd'
Ie otter c!le' Goess!ain was @ u" '9Fofsa M ,T eoa
Tie Government clnltHct that II meant Tiers
what 1t commonly means u rallroad.tep9ftai !
, 1879-02-07

The 18th ttay If Mnrc next. ar.i MI the 2lst tay
0t April tile Cuslycpiton Is to n'senlhlc, with M
nppi ul,rntiutl Uf $49Gt0 to mcrt ttA expenses.
TIC In,crsat Is certainly very short, anu Inc cun-
sequences extremely nlonlcntolt.
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GUESSING AT THE RESULT.
Figuring that lirmtlrIcka VIII lss Nolnl-
nNtel for Presidont by the Democrats In

Figuring thHt AniNAflcNa VIII HS Nb1nl-
mated for Pres.tlost by the democrats In
1850.
C4nctnaaH San.
Tile Evansville t1nd.) Courier has been spccu-
latng Oh tho probabilities Of tllH ncxt Dctno-
crutic Convention, nnl tas reached the con.
clusion that The contest will be bctwecu Hem
tricks, Tfiien, Thurman, md Gayarl, with tlle
chances decidedly favorable for tho nomination
Of Hendricks though "Mr. Tlldcn will bu d
very formidable cana'dntc." Tile Courier Of
Sunday morning presents su'ne figures intend.
ing to show thu N'sttisc strcnEth WHICH each Of
ssse ta Eres sa''s nsVes @ @ S hs Eye
ptarc to tliu other attagc, "Thcra IS only one
thing more falao than tacts.-that Is ,lgurcs.n
hut tho t'uarie's estimates nra Interesting, II
not relah'e. 1t s.Ys Mr.. Hendricks Will 90
tntu tho contest with tic following delegations:
Arksnsa... 9 !ntl!ana...... .....l5
iil!nosA.... ..... .....9l MlchlR.n..." ..-ll
Mansas '..'".''. SSorasESa:, ..'''"'.''o o, !,
u!esan.:. .".... .... ! Tennessee. ,..l.
Wisconsin,. ..."..."l0 -.
Mr.. TIhlen's strength will nlmost certainly
embrace ttc delegations tEoh tic following
6tAtrs:
Gtnncctlcnt. :. .,..,.. Mtnnesata.... ~. 9
Ms.saena'sits .... ..1aNeyada ...::....... :
New iiampshiro....... 8 ti,pds i.la;,i.. -. =
New York. ..,.........E1 Maine. -. ,.....,
fows. ksss,oa.: 1890: -: III roa. io
Mr. Na.atl comes next with slxty-lyo yotrs.
as follows:
DelaWare,..."... ..., = Mar,la.!d.. ....".*.... y
Miss!..ppi -. ........ bTexas. -. ..,...,,
Ksaiueky, -. -. " I .I..i: roral... =. Us
Sir. Thurman. arconling 10 the Courier, may
count un the following Lrlegat!uus:
e.,i =; A,a!, Aapana .'.. 70
| S0fku 4
, 1879-02-07

Is merely question Of time. Nj. WrrlrrmanH.
ha. demonstrated practically Its economy al''l
tts suurrurity over Eus. II.
, 1879-02-07

I4e SUN Of tho 8 pee ccnt ct pat earnings for
these eight years IL q, leY, ,33l, ~ which must
be aided tho amounts Tor The part Of ib}0 that
he road was open, aud for half of is7a which
will bring up this amount due on this seyount,
probably, to abopt sss,400, ,0U. Against ills the
Noyerul.icnt held Il tile cnl of Junu last
sl,747,Bol, which It had withheld from the
amount earned by the load on Government
business. frAe law makes one.llalf of thls Rp-
p!tcable to current Interest paid by ie Govern
Ment, nnl the Aboyo amount was withheld from
tic othys hall in consequence Ut lhs non-pay-
mont of tale E&s cent VI net sstnlngs;} Ap-
l,arcl,tly, then. something llks sU3hQOo becomes
dtS it,.t.eiats to The GopeTHuls1.t from the
uuion tactic Railroad Company tn consequence
Of the Hupre.ne Courts decision. The adoltlan
Of the net earnings of ths Omaha Bridge may
luake tlsu sum somewhat {oat not very much)
iarKer. ..
Under thls decision the amount duo from thlk
Company TO the uosernnleht, OH Rlrount of it,
ndsauess, was, in ts1, ueaFly &i,Mo,ooo,
uutuelT:
Ono half OF Government transportation. .2927, III
Five prr cent Of net earnings tiucludln4
bHuGsl ...,.,...... ........... 3tu+ 7bt
, 1879-02-07

Tok4l-.......+. ...., -tNoos wv
Under the Thurman Dill. u 1t had spilled to
that time, for tic year Guiding Juae, 10, 1878.
coranx 70 the report of 4lr. Frunch. the: Guy
eIulnent Auditor Of Railroad Accounts, The
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11
General Hoods Orphans.

When General Hood lay on his death
bed, his last thoughts were for his
eleven little children, SO soon TO be-
come orphans, and his last words
were, '"rcll Colonel Flowers to take
charge of my children, and appeal TO
the Confederate survivors to support
them, for 1 have nothing to leave
Them" This touching appeal is meet
Ing II hearty response. Contributions
are coming in from all quarters. The
fund in Atlanta, alone, has already
reached two thousand dollars. The
ball is moving in Charleston. Interior
towns and communities arc subs Glib
ing, We trust that Winnsboro and
Fairfield county will not be behind.
y small sum from every survivor, or
from those who have arrived at ma
turity since the war, but revere the
memories Of the heroes of that war,
would help to swell the aggregate.
Will some one move in the matter?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11
Maine.

Maine held on Monday the mcst
exciting election she has enjoyed since
the time she went 'licllbcnt for Gov
crnor Kent, and Tippccanoc and I'ylrr
too" The constitution requires Il
majority vote 10 elect q governor, and
last year the Grccnhackcrs M.u Demo-
Gratis combined, largely outnumbcrinw
tho Republicans. In The Legislature,
Garcclon, Democrat, was elected Cover
nor, tho first Democrat who had held
that position for twenty years. This
year all three parties entered the field
again, tho Republicans nominating
Davis, the Grccnbackcrs Smith, and
the Democrats Garcclon. The canl-
paign began hot and was still heating
up to the election. Blaine made su-
pcr-human efforts, rs his Presidential
aspirations depended largely on his
ability TO save Maine to the Republic
cans. Telegraph wires ran to his
residence, and when hc was not Off
somewhere speaking or organizing he
was debating or dispatching editorials
to different parts of the State. Old
Scion Chase, tho father of Maine
Grccnbackcrs, was also om1iiprcscnt,
III his jeans suit and driving his his
toric steers, q pair that he had bought
In the fall, fed all winter and could
not get his buying price for in the
spring. The moral Of these steers was
"Votc the Grccnback tickct," though
by what process Of argument this re-
suit was reached is not very clear.
Tho Democrats made no distinctive
effort of any great importance, and
most of the party voted for Smith.
Blaine's efforts have been directed
not only to elect q governor but to
elect him by clean cut majority over
both opposing candidates. In this lie
has most probably been disappointed
But tho Legislature is Republican and
will elect the Republican candidate fol
governor. This will save the ma
chinery to Blaine for next year, and
give him chance in the Presidential
race. Still it would have been much
better for him could he have shown q
clear Republican majority among the
voters of Maine.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11
GINNING IiN2 SPINNING.

What MAYOR Woodward Has to Say Abo,l.
His $4,000 Reward and tho Clements
, Attachment.
WINNSDoRo, September 5.--Thc in
tcrcsting article from your Anderson
correspondent, "W.," in 4 recent issue
Of your cntcrprising paper, upon the
subject Of manufacturing yarns from
seed cotton, induces mo to say Il word
or two explanatory OF my resolution
II! the late joint meeting OF the State
Agricultural Society and State Grange
in Chester.
The resolution as adopted authorizes
!hc mcmorialiZing Of tic Legislature
for Il reward of $4,000 to be paid for
an invention which will enable farmers,
upon their plantations and at paying
rates, TO convert their crops from the
seed into yarns.
The principal object had in view
when offered this resolution was TO
direct the attention of farmers and in-
vcntors to the want of such machine
rs well as TO the practicability of per-
ircting ii. | was aware Of thc en-
pertinent cf Colonel Harrison with tho
"CIcmcn; Attachmcnt," which demon
straics the praclicabilily Of spinning
from the seed, but the machine is too
|
comnctc for ihr rrvnrL ,,n,rs. :, ,vns
modified go MS to como within ,hc rr-
ouircmrnis. rrmcmhrr Whom wns
a bov, sccin" a hand machine which
did ihc same ll,irm. ! q. sn;n y.,rn
from seed cotton, Ihc cotton brin"
spread upon an cndInss cloth band
which cnrricd il TO the saws. whence if
was passed in propcr condi,ion to six
spindlcs and then made into warm, fine
whole operated bv the t,lruium of n
crank. This machine is as much TOO
small as The other is too large, but
equally we'll demonstrates the trasibili-
tvof the plan OF spiuninm from, the
seed. Now If the State will do whnt
was done in New York. when i, Waut
cd Il steamboat for llr Erie CnunI. pnd
in indiana when il practical road
| steamer was uccdcu--oiirr an induce
mcnt to invrntor$--I have no hcsitn-
ton in saving that ere lonr we will
have the Intermediate of the two ma
| chimes allntlcd TO, and, us the result,
each farmer will. in addition 10 the ull-
tElCStiO IL dc profits NOW nlotlr bx loiS-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11
YELLOW FEVER--BLACK V0MIT

1t IS too soon to forget the ravngcs OF this
terrible disease, which Will no doubt return In
II more malignant and virulenC form In tho fail
months OF 1879.
MERRELLS IIEPATlNE, q remedy discOv-
cred In Southern NuOla and used with such
wonderful results In South America where tho
most aggravated cases OF fever are found,
causes from one TO two ounces OF bile to 30
uttered or strained from the blood each time IL
passes through the liver, as long as an excess
OF bile exists. BY lis wonderful action on the
Llrcrnnd Stomach the IIEpATIHE not only pre-
vents to Il certainty any Kind OF Fever and
Black NOmtt, but also cures Headache, COnSti-
patton OF the Bowels. Dyspepsia and all
Mnlarial diseases. .... e..
No one need fear yellow Fever who VIII
cNpcl the Malarlal Poison and excess OF bile
from tho blood by using MERREIL'S liErATINE
which Is sold by all Druggists in rs cent and
$l.O0 bottles, or VIII be sent by express by tho
ProprlCtorS,
A. L. MERRELL s. CO., Phlla., Pa.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11

In TiiE HANDS of General Conner,
the Grccnvillc Railroad is making
progress in public esteem. General
Conner appreciates fully the advantage
Of populariZing the road, and gaining
,hc good will Of its patrons. His last
wise act is an order TO sell round-!rip
tickets between all points, at three
cents amile, good for three days, while
tickets to Charleston arc good for eight
days. The obvious consequence of
this libcr,,ity is Il largely increased
travel, which far more than compcn-
safes for the reduction in fares
Wake up, Charlotte Road! The other
corporations are getting ahead. Throw
away those ridiculous mcasurn.
sticks, deduct those three imaginary
miles from the tickets to Columbia,
come down to your charter, and run
trains on schedule time, and you will
become popular too.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11

TIE AMERICAN SEWING MACIIINr.--
Ihr advert cement Of the American
Sewing Machine will be found in on-
other column, and we would invite
special attention to it. This machine
has many points Of excellence. 1t has
a self threading needle, it never breaks
the thread, and never ,slips stitches.
1t is dceidedly one of the liwhtcst-
running shuttle machines made. The
"Amcrican" has been used in Wi,ms
boro and has given very great satislac-
tione 1t is sold ut The same prices
usually charged for lirst-class machines.
Mr.. >. .. Boag is the agent for Fair
field.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11
feb l5.-1y
GREAT EXCITEM EN'I
AT
H'AANa HI'E'E'dD EEGpUSHG.

JUST ARRIVED one Of the finest as
sortmcnt' Of Liquors in The Boro. One
Barrel Of Gibson's Colcbrnicd Old NocI,r
1910; Three Barrels of fine old Rye Whis.
Key: lst, Old Imperial Cabinet Whiskcy.
. Years Old; End. Also tho Mabel Belle, 8
ditto; 3rd, Roanoke Rye, the oldest. l8
ditto. Corn Whiskoy Of the best grades
North Carolina Corn, Sw ectn and Sour Mash
OF tho best grades Also. Wines ana Bran,
dies OF the finest brands. have also a
"nn lot Of Cigars and Tobacco which I
will dispose OF ut rcas ,nablo prices for
cash only. Give mo II call, md will treat
yo'l right Philadelphia In,scr Beer al-
ways on Eand from tho celebrated firm of
b1rgor ana Engell. You can find mo at
oil times ut the Bar unier tho Winnsboro
Hotel, next door to d r. Flcnniken's,
Gall and SEQ ho. j. CLENDINING.
mug 2G ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11
"A EDHHENY SAWED
Is A PENNY GAINED,

1on can save money by calling at the
Grocery $toro Of w II. DO&LY.
- just opened mic" lot of Sugar cured
Canvnssed Hams ut prices TO suit
the the times. Also select stock (,c fr"n.
ana Sugars. Arbncklo's Unground Roast
ca Coffee specially. All tho layoy;,
brands of Augusta Flour, Boltcd Meal ond
Pearl Grits Canned Goods of nil ln.
scfiPtions, Chewing ana Smoking Tobnc.
GO, lsars from tho highest to the chcou.
csl brands, Boots and Shoes ut low
n,ureS; ladies fine cloth Critters, al
SiIos' M:' lowcr than tho lowest. Choic
TnnaIs Is "nu e Liquors. Porter, Beer and Ale
anJ 10" "imrhilhg Cider, Cider Vinegar,
not be undcrsold. W. II noNIWW WI"
may 81 oA'nA'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11
TIE EDG EFIELD Suicide.
Furihor particulars of tho Death OF Ja,ncs
ID. Green, the Boy OF Thirteen who Blew
His Head on with Il shotgun.

f"r'hcr particulars Of tho Death OF Jamcs
ID. Grcrn,thc BOY OF lhirtarn who BLEW
His Head Oh with Il shotgun.
Edgciirl Monitor.
We record one Of the most hOrri-
bic and distressing occurrences that
have ever taken place in this section Of
c'untrN---thc suicide of Master james
Davis Green, son of Mr. John Green,
who resides near Red Bank Church in
the Salutla section OF our county.
Master James was taken down with
fever in March last and had fingered
in feeble state OF lcalh ever since :;
hnl although somewhat depressed in
spirits, had never manifested any
symptoms Of mental alteration, unless
Il remark; made TO his father ON Sunday
morning, that he had rather die than
10 llv" rs he was living, (rcirrriug TO
his feeble hc"l!h) could be SO COILS rlcd.
Certainly at the time it was only re-
"ardcd us an idle remark, not the
slightest suspicion being entertained
that he seriously thought Of or con-
lcmplatcd putting an end to his cX-
istrncc. About 10 o'clock, however.
while lis father WAS absent at church
and his mother WAS in tho kitchen pre-
pairing dinner, he sent Il Younger
Drothcr allN sister to the Kitchen to
tell his mother that he l,ad gone to bed.
and few moments later the report Of
Il gun was heard in the room from
whence they bad proceeded. The
mother immediately rushed into the
room and a terrible spectacle met her
gaze. Lying upon the floor, face
downwardS, clasping the gun in his
arms, lay the liirlcss form Of her poor
boy, with the entire top OF his head,
from Inc eyes extending around Just
above the ears, blown or and lying
fully six feet from the body, while the
brains were spattcrcd in all directions
upon the wall and ceiling. The gun
used Wasaa doubIc-barrclcd shotgun
which The father had borrowed from a
ncighbor the day before to Kill beef
and both barrels had been heavily
charged for that purpose, but only one
charge lad been made use Of; with the
other the boy committed the terrible
deed. 1t is supposed he placed The
mlzZlc to his head Just between the
eyes and pulled the trigger with his
toe. lie was thirteen years oragc and
was remarkable for his intelligence.
The entire community deeply sympa-
thiZc with the stricken parents.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11

LIFE IS A PLEAsuRE.-Onlv when
VIC arc in the enjoyment Of all our
faculties and in perfect health. This
can only be when all the important
organs or the body are performing
t'lclr functions properly. The Liver
is more liable to get out of order than
any other organ, and produces more
unpleasant effects. a dose Of DR..
Gildcr's Liver Pills occasionally, will
keep ii all right, or set it right if it has
gone wrong. For sale by DR.. w. f..
Aiken. 1910
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11
THE IELLOV FEVER,

MEMPHIS, September 9.-Thc fol-
lowing has been issued: 10 All Fed
eral Soldicrs-Again we call for help:
let us not starvc. The Towards DO
not provide for us nor tho city govern
mcnt. We need money, provisions
and blankets. The fever will not sub
side before frost comes. All business
is stopped and will not reopen till
winter. [Signcd] II. j.. Hill, Captain
9TH Illinois Cavalry, Chairman .Rclicl
Association. f. B. Millard, Secretary,
AZ North Court street.
Twenty cases in all, twelve white
and eight colorcd were reported to-
day--tw0 additional deaths have oc-
currcd---JOhn Brown and ono colorcd,
The weather has taken decided
change and tho Thermometers at day
ligh, this q. IN, indicated SO. Tonight
Il cold wind is blowing from the cast,
making heavy clothes and fires indis-
pcnsablc to comfort. Sister Aloysius
was stricken this afternoon. She,
togethor with thrcc other Sisters of
Chari.y,, have charge Of thirty chill
drcn, left orphans by the present
epidemic and who arc boing cared for
by tho Towards.
The tai number Of cases to date is
q thousand; deaths, two hundred and
scvcnty-Avc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11

TIE RADICALS in California elected
the governor and four Congressman.
Kalloch is mayor of Sam Francisco.
The other city offices arc divided be-
tween Kcarncyitcs and Republicans.
The State judgcships arc in doubt.
DcYoung will have q hard time. The
prosecuting attorney, sheriff, and pos
sibly the judge, arc Kcarncyitcs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11

TIE REPORT of the cotton crop up to
August 31st, in Georgia, Florida, Nir-
e. lia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas
and South Carolina, shows an un-
favorable prospect up to that time.
None Of the States report more than
tho average, and several fall consider
ably below it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11

As means of making the Illinois
State Fair moro than ordinarily at
tractivc it is proposed that the Lcgisla-
turc shall hold II ''mock session for
fun on the ground. 1t is probable,
however, that the Legislature under
took to be funny it would make a dis
mai failure it, but it was wonderful
~ funny a great many times last win
ter, when it supposed it WAS in earn
est.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11

JUsTIFIABLE 1IoMICIDE.--In the ca
rccr of Editor Dc Young it does not
appear that he ever shot a correspond
cnt for using eve" instead Of "I," or
that he killed one for adding "NIorc
anon to the letter, but, had he taken
advantage ofhis icrocious nature and
accomplished anything Of the sort, his
brethren Of the press would have
drawn both tragedies mildly. -Gouricr-
JOU1nuI. "t
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11
WINNSBORO. S. G.

EX- JUDGE J. =. REED has had an
operation performed for cancer in the
face, and at last accounts was doing
we'll.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11

TIE MEMBERS Of the third party
movement ought to congratulate them
selves. They have about handed over
the country to the Radical party, lock,
stock and barrel, by their foolish policy
of dividing the opposition vote.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-11
DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE,

VIE twenty-irst year will open Octo-
4 bor 9Th
Inc PRESIDENT and his family will re-
mnin in tho College.
hatcs have been rcdnced. Tuition and
h,oard, including washing and fuel, for
mo INC, year. ono hundred ind sixty two dol
For further particulars apply to tho
ffesident. j. I. BONNER,
Duo West, S. G.
August 15, 1870.
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