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Con. Shermon-Due1 Avottled-aIennonltes--
The Murder of Mrs. .Conly-Hcrry-Frost,
Hp>ria' Dspa'cn to 7ae Tribune
MONTREAL, July 7.--lcn. Sherman, OF the
United States arnY, IL III town. lie ts accom-
panol by l,Ia daughter, Miss RaclIei Sherman,
nnd his Ail.dc- Gimp, Col. Autenssd.
An "aiIalr Of honor" between Capt. Kirwan,
editor Of tho EteatH9 I'ost, and q Mr.. Savage
WA happiy prevented by tho latter apologizlng
nt tho lust moment. It nppcurs tho former,
who II a.sn Captain Of tito II. Jeau Bapttsto
Infantry Company, applied to bo admitted into
Il bor.ton society here formed for tho am,1se-
tnent Of dancing, and, his application bofnt:
rejected, lc demanded IN explanation, which
was treated in rather cavalier n,nnner
by the latter. who Ia Secretary Of TIC Society,
the result bolng challenge to light a duel Will,
pistols, which was arranged 10 come off In tho
Gymnasium at this afternoon, but wllipl,,
through tho counsel Of friends, terminated as
above.
Threc hundred md ttreo Mcnnonttcs arrived
here laat night, Gil ronte for Manitoba. They
had $4,000 IN money, heaitlrs ho,isehuld rooas,
with t1iGn. several golantea OF tcap peoplp nro
e1pecte.l to arrive shortiy
'rl'e inanity tnto tile murder nt Mrs. Couly
Ing thu eyi1ensu Of James Elnttforl, awnrr ot
tlte liDtsc In which the murder WAS committed,
cloaca. At Into hour thr jury returned with
q verdict OF willful murder agasnst Jacol,
si, Moars. sHsan a,,i Ke.na1y w!'v % ut M9ar,. and
tllis i'royince. tl,cra is no provision
for finding verdict at:afnat m Individual as
no .loat}. howoser but tilnt MIS- Msars II tlio e
icr tho fact.
fky-r fsf -, a.
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ITEMS.


ltia rcportel that John King, Jr., Vica-Psosl-
dent Of The Baltimore s. Obio, anl Receiver Ut
the Ohio s. alisstss[ppl Railroad, will, with his
family, shortly movo from Bult!nlore to ClncIn-
natl, proposing to mako the latter city Ills head
quartsrs, 1t being more central point from
which TO mauage tho roa1s In which ho Is in-
tercstcd., ,'-,' =.
numora come from Washington that the Hon.
Alexander Mitchell bas gnnc to Europe to mako
negotiations with tho crcdttors of Jay Cooke Is
Co. for tic Chicago, milwaukee, g. St. Paul aud
The Northern ractc Railroads, and form such
business connecttnns as will Iacilttato tic inter
cl,a1.ge OF traffic between the two lines, al will
materially aid In Tho completion Ut tile latter
road. The Pennsylvania Central IL aaid TO hs
fayorahly 1ncl!nca toward tho project, II not d.
sccklY participant tn 1t.
Tho Chicago Railroad Association, composed
OF tho yarloua General Ticket mud Passenger
Arents Of the roads crntering IN this Ct.y, hela
o meeting yesterday Afternoon ut lllrir ro0n in
Ashland Eock to ulaku arrangements Fur an
energetic prosecution. Of tha sralpars lately IT.
dietcl by tle Grand Jury for violating tie 70.
called Btulpcrs' law. It was reported That tho
state's Attorney hatl promised to bring tho
caaes to trial a. speedily as possible. In nrder
to mnko ti.n nrosecutton mn effective one, IL was
decided to request the Gcneral Solicitors Of tile
various r.sa1s to asalsk tho Statu'a Attorusy
WAcu the cases come up fos tr!al.
, 1879-07-08

faces ouce or twice, but they managed 10 aufct
hin, AT lcnRtI, he saw Coleman, AMI turned
on him. sasnE "Wt'o Is thla tau Of n h-h!"
One Of the inen, to save Coleman, sail,
ale Is one Of yuur best friends" Cole
man. who Ind ,u.t reached tle city n fow days
1cfn,e. @ s,I,1. "nf ] co,,,so I'm @ M ,o,,r frtcndn
e eeto'1t easo' y. euatsc ih' Jo14 "'sn.'
Aot"ithstafH''ng this, Gibson pointed his o'etol
al Coleman, md, when Coleman tried to retrcht,
u1ala him como back tn him, Coleman 1pally
Anil. u Whv VIM ,r,,,,,, ~, m tnnrre,,t man
.,",, ., ~ Wi "". ~ T.. =. .,'' :,
wa, sout' o'oaon fa'ti' I've eot IL 10 w.
coleman then said. Oh, let tts E" III nna take
drink on IT," lie ran his hand into his pocket
md eaid, Int mn .cc If r,yc rot ru,u,pt monev
for ,,o cr,..Su ~ ,a a., III. t:tt.,, .,,nt
H.. 49, >'1" ,'.. ~ "o wv "' s''. o"os
l'fn' "lc Dali cnfarng tllc breast. coleman
staggered. hui lid not fall. l1o turned to ral,
away, Int fllfson cntiDuc,l ftrfuc, and shpt hin,
ouee noro n, had .h,,t f,ur tIr,o, ,,bor f,,,,o.
.,a. x,.,. ,.t, T." w .,,, -. ..,a~s.., ~ ss
.,''''' WHO n4 " '"s ',.',r at"eGeret o!l H"'ne
distance, fell lie VITA ricsed TN a1iA taecn caro-
Of, btti dtcd the ncxs dny. Gibson WAS not ar
rnstrd IL, sornr bD,,rs. althouph bc raIdr, th,,
otro.,. II, rorf.., fto,,r .c,ttortr H., ,ro,.as
e..s ~ p''.ss a'u' es".e' @ n',, ."s sso"as
"hche'er ho arp'oac"ea. hlht na!t'hs pcohlo
whenever he chose, md hrnndshIIy his pistol
, 1879-07-08
THE WEATHER.,

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SJ0NAI OFFICER,
WAsnlsoros, d. C.. july s-l q. m.-lndtca,
lions: For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley,
6oushcrly wnds, possibly yccriag tn coa,er,
north and west ssattonnry Or rising barometer
partly cloudy weathcr. followin. occasional
light lnins.
Ior the Upper Mississippi anil Lowoor Missouri
Valleys, rising barometer, northwest to south.
vest Winds, cooler. followed by warmer, clear,
ur clearing weather.
For thu Lake Region. westerly Winds falling,
followed by i!slng barometer, STATIONARY ii
lower temperature, partly cloudy and CLEARING
weather. "f'
Tie rivers will generally fall, except a sllghs
rise at Little Ruck atd in tlle uppur sftAsiSsippi,
aud pusafbly Uppor Ohio.
AotAi 0nbxhvATfUNA.
, 1879-07-08

ifpecfaf Dispatch TO 71d TffbaHd
DENvER Col, July 7.-ln the United States
Court this morning tho Santa Fc counsel called
lip their ,notlon for MI Injunction against the
lilo Granda for nru,cd Interference with tie con-
tractors Of tho 1cadvllle llnu IN the Gra,ul
Canon. beyond tic Twcnty.m,lc Post. This
,notlon was made at tho beginning OF last week.
Tho lilo Grau.le counsel declared they wcre not
ready to proceed, asking further time, Judge
Miller cut the matter short, stating he would
hear tl,o motion Tuestlnr morning, ituplylng
tllnt t1le 1llo Qraulie counsel must hu ready.
Counsel then asked to have Ills petition for de-
erco entered according to tho Supreme Court
mandate. md prior sight-ot.way turned over to
tie RIO Gra,lle. Justice Miller sharply replied:
"Counsol, It sccsns, cannot understand the
orders ot this Court, though it havo bcen tArice
repeated tlat tals order cannot DO madc until ccr-
tain prol!uiuarIcs nra scttled. now orupr the
Clerk 10 take Judge ushcr'a papers, mako
record Of tllcna lllA wrIta under them, 'Oycr-
rulcu by rnc.'" Tho mottuH to dlsintss Re-
culver K!ssY come up fur Il hearing Tuesday
morning. Testimony is Geing taken by the
rufercs regarding contructs made hctwcen tic
Valley & Santa Fu concerning tue occupancy of
The tlraMl Cunon, wcst of Canou CitY, md the
aycrtncnt of Ja.ieo Nuekwtth's supplemental
bilt, that these contracts and agreements COLI
stitutetl IN abandonment Of prior right,
President Ntckcraon ulul Alden Bpcar arc giv.
iuE important testimony, On Tuesday counsel
on l,th sttrs Will hosY contest every step takou
10 Eniu the victory.
, 1879-07-08

A Mre. nusgy, living one atul onc-lalf miles
west Of Frccport, In Tie Town Of Bovine. Kent
t,n,ptr rho w,to ~ = ,toh,,, -as,so,a., a,,tsn,
e'a"t'' ,''t wig ~ h'en's fespectca citt.eh
nhu fholheF oi siVc children, OIL wednesday,
afternoon Inst shot lcnd With revolver two Ut
her children, md i, Is feared. mnr.nt,y wo,n,,r
,ro,he, I'm ,1,,,t hat,- :, In. ~ ,t,r '.',.
",., Wv o'e's o''ts7 wv " d t"c olneF
'"o e'iss younger.
TN tlM morning Of tic tragedy Mr. Durcy
went to his work. hayinv. across lit. river ouo
antt ore.hatf mitea i1letar, toklur lilo t,trn,r
r,,,.,,,,. H. t".a... ss. .aN"A a.s "','net'
1neuns .,"' ,"v forenoon AIRS u. sent her olaese
, 1879-07-08

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, duly 7.-Anotller heavy
rntr md alnil-storm yesterday extended over q
considerable part of tho State, a,I damaged
crops In soIno localities, heaviest III thu Min
nesota Valley. In Mnnlato ra!l foil .hcro
Wednesday, md the streets anl cellars wcEo
Hooded and some buildings wnsl.clI away. In
MccEer anll kendlyope Counties there was
terrific liall.RtorIn. Wheat was Infected. III q
eId Ut t000 acres Of grain, II is thought nnel.
Of it-two-thirls-!s destroyed. Except where
hall fell the crops arc not yut damaged by wct,
MID a{o looking veil.
, 1879-07-08

GALVESTON, JULY 7.-Thc I'tns' specta1 from
San Au.ouo says Jose Corlova, Mexican, for
The murder of Robert Trimble, July, 1871, was
executed to<lny In the Jail corridor IN the prrs-
Of witnesses, mostly physicians mil reporters.
On the scaffo!d Cordosa dee'nred li!naclf inl.o-
cent. lie matle tic sumo statement tn writing
Yesterday. Tile drop fell Mt II :1a, ntli Cor.loya
WIS declared dGad at 11:I0. Tllo body was
turned over to the tarcnts. CostovA exhibited
ll!c utmost goodness.
, 1879-07-08

DETROIT, Attch., July 7.-Edward Funtc,
about = years Of agc, went Into The poltst, act
Element tAs afcrl'oati 'pnd Rot into difficulty
With some Of thu residents. Of that quarter, n
largo arty al whom, tctl onl'tm, anil, With the
fcr.elty peculiar 10 that peopo when tlcir' pas.
s!on Is arouscut heat him III most shocking
manner, lraring him In au unconeetnus cnndE-
tin viii, fractured sls,lti. 'rIlr wounded man
was conveyed to hls fafhrr's residence. ctrtlcr
nf st. toseph nnd lscllatr etrcuts, nn death Is
munlrntnri1y Iuoke,t for. NJ urresss hnso vet
lueu tnAde, ah It il impossible to learn who
Funkrs assai}ants we're.
, 1879-07-08

ton Of tho clrcia In this city tono two weeks
ago. One of our busincss Httl, It u alleged,
of Tic bank u ntatlu,Is ir.Is to lin hy
tltqss nir,t tint t,c could louhlo his tnu1!ey,
lltRRle and Lnnamcycr arn the propflctota OF \
sfde-sllaw lu connection with 1Ag circus, aAA
!nnoecnt&pf Wascrtown. tho really guilty oucs
having dccAMrcti.
, 1879-07-08
FIRES.
AT CINCINNATI

AT CINCINNATI.
Ctsc1NSAT1. July 7-Robiuson's wagon-n,an-
ufactory, OH Lalirel md Central avenues. wus
partially burucd this morning. Loss, $1,000.
DnrINg the ptogrrss of the fire The aacontl floor
OF the factory gave waY, precip[tntng six tlrempu
to tl.e lowcs floor. No seslol,s Injuries were re-
eciyed by any Of them, howGyer.
, 1879-07-08

New YonK, July 1.-,1ud0c Potter has grant-
cd writ Ut iinbcas corpus anu cestsornrl In tho
case vi Clinstiue tox, tic confessed murderer
uf Mrs. Hull. The petition sots forth that Cox
Is nninwlully detained In the Toinbs On conf
nftmcnt bv tl,e Coroner, ul,l the latter lsns nut
returned tile oyldcueo upou which tho prisoner
Ia co3umIttcd.
, 1879-07-08
bELQlT COLLEGE.

NxLo1T, Wla., July 7,-Tha lion, Robbins
Battell und blu sister, Miss Anu4 Battsll, of
Norfolk, Coon.. have just inside cast, donation
of u, ,D0 each to Belolt College. which makps
un thu balance VI tie detcluury 10 current *.
penses. A more ~ now On fout, with goul pros.
pee.s Of .ueeess. tor !!anleosuely increasing tic
GndoHalens OF ihe College. The Fueul&v and
so'ne subscriptions, 4nd the thlus will he pushed
Ut 4ucv.
, 1879-07-08

LOUISVILLE, KY, July IA new express
company, to b. known as tic Union. Inns been
organized In this clty, with Frank Guthrie as
President. Tic Company will control tile cx-
press business OH the Louisville Il NASHVILLE.
md Great Southern Road and It's branches. The
Company will con,mcnco business July 16. Va!
lsuae, wcsl-known al tho Manager ct tlIc Adams
Express business III this sectlou, Ii thu ucW
CompaDy's Manager.
, 1879-07-08

DENVER, Col, July 7-1amcs Il. Croft and
Charles Il. Wpbrotl, arrested ut Alamnsa oil
Ttllrst'ay for thu murder of William ayoek on
tic 27tl inst, III New Mexico, wcre taken from
Jail ut | II. III. by 100 tt'xsns mud haugeu to q
cottonwood. They llall confessul.
, 1879-07-08

JASEsv1hLR. Nfs.. July 7.-F. NJ. Mailer,
WHO WIS stabbed Tho night Ut tho Fourth, IL
still uliye, but tu low condition. James Rcardnu,
who Il Is supposed did tho stabbIng, was held in
$5GsW ba. which he wns unable u gIyc. lila
hrniier john was held III $l,0U0, Which lo fur
llisteG,
, 1879-07-08
THE InNIlME SYSTEM.

Nsw YoRx, Jult tnt-Applea.lun for the or
canization Of the f3bl'le's Ton1tnu soc.ety for
mutual assur9HptG axatnst. absoluts Dependence
Ipon wages has been Tiled. Tho obluet Is to
pruteet tnan1l2ts from ,hs danger and degYala.
tfoll Ut aillllNt.so.lnouth condition BY The praC-
tlro Vi TAI Tontlno systetn Ut lpncrituncu by
survivors,
, 1879-07-08

BAN FRANCISCO. duly 7.-HtIiam l.. Moore,
Sheriff. u lnyo CountY, was shot n,ll instantly
killed last FRIDAY while attempting to prevent
luarre! between Michael Wclsl, sutl Henry
:l'cssin. II IL uncertain WHO tired tha shot.
excited, anu lynch!lg Is probable.
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IANEaVil4l4E, WIS.

JAHgsyiLLs, Wis, June IA lenvy rain foil
heru yesterday forenoon and Inst night, doing
considerable damage TO crops. Reporta fronl
Grecn County say crops are Hooded, and great
tlanuee tua bcen uouu to roads aud bridges.
Weather bot.
, 1879-07-08

NEw YoEK, ,Juiy7.-Arrtvca, steam sllip Spain,
frou' Liverpool: Circaasta, from aIasguw,
Lly7nrool, July7.-ArrIVcl, B.i|cln!uu, from
boston; c!tFot bsr'in und 1bt State of Soyada,
from New York. IL,
Moy1lLE, July 7.-Ayysye1, Aucho1ia, tson,
NeR York. Lra1
, 1879-07-08

BAN FRANCISCO, July IA tllspatch from
Lamouc, Tularc County, says the settlers thrre
who llaye fora long time hccu littgat'ng tlls
tttiu tn tl,etr lands agnsnet tlu Southern Pacific
1saitrpad Company, are tearing up Tic track OF
tiip railroad.
, 1879-07-08

Ar NORWOOD. N, y.
NORWOOD, N. Y, July T.-'F.e huttcr-tub
factory nlnl dry.tlouse Of the Norwood Lumber
Company i.aye been burned. Loss, s.,0,ODo; no
insurance.
, 1879-07-08

,!;u ~. =" MINERS STRIKE.
t.tP1rrsvlLI.E. July IA largs number Of nltu-
crs ut ahalnoktn mud Locust Gap struck tuday
for MI uirallrr al u tenrl III itu wav,,u.
, 1879-07-08

arownet. The absence df the money seems 10
htar OUT the lattcr theory. Tho matter Ia being
investigated by Tie t,uIitr Of this cltY.
, 1879-07-08

10y es"s. ~ s".s e''a'
ryr13 ~. .rr11re
lIIN AlLkOAOSs
FAST ,OtISn rnrf31,1, 1,frarNree.
Tie Ea4t-M,,1tl frcirhi hnstno.s bo. 1root,v
fo,,o,, ~ .,',sa a. "s pua'e'' 1'.' R'o"s''
AA'1eu VII s,.c" .'e uo" tatos "ahs INTO o'teet,
A'iI the ratlroads" "l,ngo plcnty of cars to spare
now. Tho shippers % nut tnlc kindly to the
pctv tnri;Y an,l nrrfer }n hAva thn,r hu.iro.. m
M hv oHe a @ email hers rat'. ss', no
more than half what they are lr the ra!l'routcs.
The roads leading East iiQq Chicago will not
bc nbte to eta,,t tha staLc OF tyars very long. IA
,l,cy cannot airord to sut IN s1op inrtr , the 'e
.,a.,,as.'. ,,,. 49,. - ~. ,a...s,, '"s
nas'ea''on season.. ,'e now fanss unuouptodlJ
nrc OF great 'cncat to INC roaas lending East
from interior points That havo'not to compete
with tho lakes. The baslncss frbh, those points
~ .a no'ha.sef "na1 VIE .".ss asr'a'tu
nv 'Ie"sF .'c 'h'cs '"u '"oIc 'oo1c' tne' VII
matte. Bit not 50 with the Gi!tcac" ronts.
mcasurc, during tle summer months, or c1ao
thu business will take tlt cheapest ru,lte. High
rh1es w! 10 tilFs1l M eonA IL !lcS Eet "a ust
,es H.. H. a,e seneaa apnon III th'r1g i, sse'ss
Do ,natic to thc EI.inra, roatls duyin,. ,1u sum
mer mouths, or cse tie rates cnnilnt he u,nltl-
tatncs, md IN tfut cvcit tt'o roas fro interior
o'n'n M VIII s4tlct IT, loinmsiE 'no.e 1an ae III, ~,
present % rnunnerattsu ratrs yerv lonr % t';ry Ind
hotter censc tle opposition to thu scl,eIno uf
nltowlhg tin: roads trading caat from chicago d
aliterecc OF I'VE cents lf,'tf tl'o regular rates;
lhe repofss OF stlipmefits cast ifom tnta CITY
hy fiH various rradI during tho last week, ara
ronJs lnentia1 ihr Fof1riit Of July iulsEness IN
thcir rcttrns. ,yt,itn others did mt. The totnj
at,,mnut NJ i,,anrsa cnrrfri hv thn yarlnns rnm1s
's - follows: ~ M,
!eh,EsH Ientlai; po,si ss ,,,Hi .H 3iake
sT S'se Eor S,; aSm Soicr fcao Sg}aS 1tts. ptts
mere mere i oIiio, s,aio, FL. ' A'' N''
~ fninws. 'N'' "N1 ~~'''@o - - 0"N
Mirhi,,ar rn,tro1 NJ +. 1,ota shoro 4, sticbt.
ran soaihtrn% % M4; r pitts,,.lrr, fS' FRI Wayne u %
G!I!eaTo, 70: PlttshMrr, Cincinnati & st. Louis,
1Hl; Baltimore = Ohio. ~:
turr, Fort Wavno Il Chicago, ind baltimore sS
Ohio Railroads arc for five tlnvs only, willie
those Of tic other roasls arc ior six day.. ds' ''
THE FUTURE OF THE KASKA1kEE
strco Tin ,oc.rt rnnsoi,,,o m. tim =, lin ,,,,
cite. Muneic {; Bloomington and tie LAFAYETTE,
n prnnro1 rl,omvo In thc ofYotr. nf III K,rl.,,,o
= ~S'"o'" e''A4iso :" Wv "fl..1s -. lNe hnhhahee
arta s anu as s Inc dmenapo, an L.,
many conflicting r,,mora coneernnr + thu a. f,ture ~
thc Cincinnati 1,,s,.,,..r nil, hc of fp+orcat.
So''td .na 1n,a".,.s NJ ,,,,,'"s W ~ e
Lae Be- aeycd u IL rt 70 etef til. city. Gn
cshnati, w te kankakee Lne twniSh hhc Claims
u" @ "..se 1I ~ aer ,teteas1 mere %1!l 9c traMGe
lti1s nhe proper II from Mnncin 70 bloomington
@ IL mi su 1T. H. "av HI a ny
et aada ii ne. 3 S e u a?as Il; 'Hs atss s
I.uRAHhpofr EraWlords1!le q southWcslefn lthtI-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-16
General Kennedy for Lieutenant.
Governor,

General John -. Konncdy, of Kcr-
shaw, has been mentioned for Lieutcn-
ant-Govcrnor In 1880. A better Sc
lection could not be niado. Though
yet a young man, General Kcnncdy
has served the State with distinction
alike in war and in the political arena.
AS far back as 1868 he stumpcd the
State for Seymour and Blair, and
sinco then, in every emergency, he has
promptly responded, with zcul that
knows no fatigue and an eloqucncc
that carries firm conviction. In 1876
he was constant in his attendance upon
the executive committee, and in 1878,
as the chairman of that body, he bore
tho Democratic banner himself from
tic mountains to the seaboard. Though
he has never received any reward COM
mcnsuratc with his services, his pa
triotism has never faltered, and he
has laborcd rs earnestly for tho sue
cess Of the party as he could possibly
have done for himself. Tho State has
an opportunity both of "rewarding
past services" and "sccuring the best
man for the office" by clccting Gencr-
al Kennedy Lieutenant Governor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-16

usage Of the South Carolina Road, Of
itself and Of common carriers eycry-
where, instead of being guided by 10
q ,duction from what>is believed to be
Observation-Disclosures. equation.
In conclusion, we beg to ask, In
behalf OF the merchants OF Winnsboro,
that the public will suspend Judgment
until after decision of tho case now
pending in the Supreme Court, before
whom the facts and arguments will be
given much more fully than can be
done in brief newspaper. article.
Respectfully,
JAMES beatty, Chairman,
w. II. DoTY,
JosEriI GRoEsCuEL,
Il. III. IIUEY,
JAMES A. BKlCE,
j. III. CUMMINGS,
standing Committee Of the Merchants
Of Winnsboro.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-16

and Immigration, and attracts tho
attention OF Northern capital. IT is
ofteH cheap plan to give away q
little property to- enhance tho value of
tho rest. Other water power will in
time be developed, amt tho great
problem of prosperity will be solved
that Of bringing the producer and con-
sNmer more closely together.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-16
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tcrnal complaint; by these means, cures
sores or ulcers in the throat stomach,
liver, spine or other paris. It is m in
falhb!e remedy for bad legs, bad. breasts,
contracted or stiff joints, gout, rheuma-
tism. and all skin diseases.
IMPORTANT CAUTIoN.-Nonc are genuine I'm.
less Ehe signature OF j. HAYDocK as agent for
me uhltcu states surrounds each box OF Pills
81 eoch. 0N o'''' "n"
~ There Is considerable saving by taking
Iie laf3e. Sizes. HOLLOWAY & CO.,
,oS, -, New York.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-16

Victims Of wasted energies find
sure relief in Ayers Sarsaparilla. It
IS tho most potent purifier and O foun-
tam OF health and strength,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-16
NEW GOODSl

NJ havs and will sell
W second supply of llandW Goods. ~ ~ ~
l case Fruit of the Loom Long Cloth.
rs pieces other brands of Long
case Bessbrook
pieces assorted md
pieces style
Dress Goods Apacas, Molairs
Blankets white and colored Flanne Linsays Gnehms Bov.
Homepuns Plaid Homespun Drngs Osnabgs Bed Tkno H;cL
oy Shirtng, Cotton Fiannes o. - Ae' AA''~
Comforts Shawls Coaks, Boulevard Skirts.
full white
Drawers, Bleached, Brown and Coored Half -
Clothing and Hats
Overcoats! Ovecoats u
For tho ladies have stock
hufmg Collars and Cuffs Edgngs ank Ribbons
The "Fnafore," "Juna pride" and Corsets
White Goods, such Nainsook
For have full line Damask Doyies
Towels Isleached and Brown Sheeings o'~'
Notions in great variety.
Ladies' Misses and ld1en'sS Shoes
Mems, Youths ind Boys Shoes
Trunks Valses Saachels and Umbrellas.
In Grocery Department everything needu at low
prices 'o . ~ ~"
a n please. r. ET,DER r. ~ ~
nov4 -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-16

Its real fun to watch number
twelve boot trying to keep step with q
two shoe. ','S I" y ~. 80, =
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-16
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Leave was granted to Mr.. Speaker
Sheppard, on account Of sickness.
Col. Chas. ii. Sinonton Of Charleston,
was appointed Speaker pro. tenn.
a bill to repeal an act to alter and
amend tho laws in relation to clio tions,
approved March p, 1878, was made
the special order for Tuesday, at II
a. NJ.
~ bill to provide for the settlement
Of consolidated debt Of the State in ac-
cordancc with tho decision Of the Su-
prcme Court Of South Carolina was
read Il second time.
The House then took up the appro-
priation bill which was discussed up to
the hour ofadjournmcnt.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-16
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
JAMES w. LAW.
4 o tho -Pu5Hc.

10 tho Public.:
Why not insure your propertya See
the cost Of per diem expense:
Daily cost Of insuring ST. 900 at 8 per
cent per annum is onlyss cents.
At23 per cent pcr annum is only 70.
At IA per cent. per annum is only 40.
At per cent. per ann,,m is only "a Q.
At per cont. per annum Is only q O.
at per cent for years is only 1888 Q.
Ala por cent. for 8 years is only 1876 Q.
AZ II per cent. for years Ia only q. SO Q.
at 2per cont. for 3 years Is only lilo.
Dwellings In town or country, detach.
ed, insnrable at the following rates, viz, !:
For one year 4 per cent.
For three yenrs | I per cent.
For five years 24 per cent.
Barns and contents, gin houses, baled
cotton, store houses, merchandise, mills
and churches insurableaL adequate rates.
represent only the yory best compa.
MES oflong experience and we'll establish
cd character.