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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-26

BASE BALL NoTEs.-Thcre is paper
in GAINESVILLE that continues to publish
base ball news. Base ball, it will be
remembered by old settlers, is Il game
played by eighteen persons who wear
shirts and drawers. They scatter
around tho field and try to catch q
cannon ball covered with rawhide.
The gaIno is to got people to pay two
Ailm0ukee SIN.
"Juice" Latham is made the hero OF
q very sentimental story in one Of tho
Springfield papers. Anhio Gaylord
falls in loyo with him, he is, invited to
tho family mansion, the cold man.
thinks it Is all right until he finds out
nc Is base ball player, when ho for.
bids him the. house, and tllcreupon
Annie weeps tears of disappointment.
The old man then hires o hack and goes
out to see tho game. George stops q
thrown ball, and tho 0. M. gots excit-
cd; he catches q foul fly, and the D, M.
nearly goes off tho handle; he steals
home, and tho 0. NJ rushes into tho
fold, pulls out his pocket handkerchief,
wipes tho tobacco spit off Georgia. srl-
perabundant lips, kisses him four times
announces that he will DO forgiven and
invites him to tho house, 7and--not
much moro remains to be said. pre-
sumo tho Utica papers will soon an
llounco tho engagement, and at tho
same time confirm tho rumor that "a
certain clnbwill soon lose It's flrstebase-
man, and the National Asso citation one
ofits players" n i5
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villages on the 4th of July, since we have liv-
ed in the United States, but never ran across
such adisgfaceful mess before in our life.-
About the hotels all was quiet and peaceable,
but at other places where quiet should have
reigned all was noise and confusion, with Sal
tan leading on. Where was the Mayor, the
Temperance Council aud Capt. Hill--the ter
ror Of trandpsY One might conclude that they
were all drunk. A few years ago, the Com
mon Council passed an Ordinance prohibiting
the nuisance, which Ordinance was afterwards
repealed BY resolution Of our old friend =
q Boss Boozer. Joe is generally right, but
just at that time he was altogether wrong and
ought to have been scalped on the spot. There
is one thing certain, We or somebody else may
have occasion to visit Lambertville next 4th
of July, and il afterwards Coroner Horn has
official business to look after, the town win be
none the worse off, for we venture the opin-
ion that four-fifths Of the fellows engaged in
the fire cracker business owe their tailor for
clothes and their baker for bread and SO to
bed hungry at that. CAPT. JACK.
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Two naked cherubs over the portals of
new court house at Rockford, H., SO often
ded the moral sense Of the city that they were
chiselled of.
Maine holds her election September eth.--
In the present Legislature parties are divided
as follows Senate Republicans. 20 Green,
bsckefs, H. House Republicans, 50 Green.
hackers. "a Democrats, 90.
A large poster, snnouncipga grand reunion
of Confederate soldiers AZ Montgomery, Ala,
on July 4th, contained the information that
General George 3. AicC ieIlah, General Thos.
Ewing. and General W. s. Hancock, together
with ex President Jeffsfsod Davis and others,
had bnen invited and we're 4 confidently ex-
pected 70 DO present.
FISH ITEMs.- The Fish Commissioners
have distributed ailth6 brook trout IN their
possession In the waters Of this State. They
have yet at the Matching establishment at
Troutdale, between 16, 600 and 1000 landll
locked salmon, which win in the course Of 4
month or two, be placed probably in Warren
and Morris counties. There were 10. 900 SAL
moi placed In Passaic county, 1000 in Bergen
and 900 In Sussex.
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ADVERTISING popcrs.

We know of nothing so well calculated
10 pdt the residing public of humor as
10 begin very interesting account of some
scientfc discovery, repcte with interest,
and Just as the reader mind is thoroughly
imbued with the subject, and a gigantic
effort being made to grasp it in all its
bearings, away g6es the author in praise
Of some patent. medicine. OF new-fangled
hair-rcnewer; for instance, CARBoLIXE,
which, by the way, is an article of genuine
merit, and has really done WONDERS IN the
haif-producing way. as hundreds OF GER
ti6cates from wellknown eitizehs amply
testify. Ii is Clearly, and SO penetrating
that the disease is reached, and q radical
change for the better takes place almost
Immediately. 1t contains nothing injurif
Gus; u.s. in fact, q natural hair-restorcr,
made from petroleum, thoroughly deodor-
ICED and delightfully."- perfumed.e Il is sold
by all dealers in drugs and medicines, at
one dollar per bottle.
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Stockton, N. J., July u, ne.


Mr.. EDITOR AS we haven't heard from
"Cato for some time, wesuppose he has en-
tirely forsaken us, and Stockton receives no
notice any more, but we still live and move
right along.
Our steam saw-mill Is running at full blast.
Our paper mill is about being started mp
again, and we expect to have the spoke fac
tory soon running again. We think II win
not be long before we win be in good working
condition agaiu.
Our theological garden Is prospecting.
The proprietor Is making almost daily addi-
tions to his selection Of natural curiosities,
such as Pekin ducks, new varieties of chick
ems, Italian bees, SC, and be, himself, is quite
| Specimen" at this time, going around with
goggles on to hide his eyes-the bees having
put a head ON him |" and be looks as if he
had been to a circus. E8Kas Ns
We had . lawsuit here to-day, between d.
s. Bodine and VIM, Rittenhouse. This is one
of series of suits that has been going on be-
tween those two gentlemen for the last three
years and is commonly known as the Bodine
& Rittenhouse Combination" These gentle.
men have managed to make things lively for
some time. for us. They appear to have a
great liking for law and they are just as much
lost without having lawsuit occasionally as
a duck would be here without any water
nearer than the Atlantic Ocean. We enjoy 1t
and hope they viii continue as it helps to fill
up the time and there lie some money in it,
such as witness, jury and justices fees, besides
all the fun. This last oneSwilI be the finish
ing up of the first series andSwe expect that
there wili be second series started soon, for
all We have to do is to hiss them little and
their btistles are Up and they ARE al Il at once.
Mr.. w: 8. Parent had quits an adventure
on Saturday. He fell from tho top Of Hest's
quarry, back OF the hotel, distance Of about
twenty feet, bttising himself considerably,
but we learn not dangerously, and Is doing
as well as could be expected.
The chicken fever has gone down some, but
we have some very fine specimens of the diff
ferent varieties coming Gu. S6hio Of the pro-
jenny of the one-eyed rooster are, among the
lot and we expect they will have to be closely
confined after they get full grown, to keep
them from scaIping every rooster in town, for
as soon as one crows they are after bini.
Bass fishing is getting good but not ruany
are yet being caught. They all seem 10 be
large and break up our lines. but we viii se-
cure them when We get rugged for catching
them. II you come this way soon you need
not think strange to see some of us out with
pillow lines and hay hook on them for there
seems to be no other way to hold those big
bass. ss = .Ss.ss ~ ss MORE ANON.
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TRUTH AT TIE Borrom OF 4 WELL.

Truth contest to US as gold is washed down
the mountains of the Sierra Nevadas, in
minute but precious particles, and is still
truth, though it be found at the bottom Of
an oil well, like Carboline--the great nat
ural hair restoFer which effectually pre-
yentsthe failing out of the hair, the accum-
ulations of dandruf, and the premature
change in color due to a diseased condition
of the scalp and the glands which nourish
the hair. 1t is well known that the most
beautiful colors are made from petroleum,
and by some mysterious operation of ma
ture the use of this article gradually i'm
parts beautiful light brown color to the
hair, which. by continued use. deepens to
o black. The color remains permanent
for an indefinite length of time, and the
change $50 gradual that the most intimate
friends can scarcely detect its progress. In
q word, it is the most wonderful discovery
of the age, and well calculated TO make
the prematurcly bald and gray rejoice.
Carboline is put up in neat and sattrac-
tive manner, and sold BY all dealers in
drugs and medicines )
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4 CHANCE FOR BALDHEADs. i
Their Day OF bslivsrancs Has Dswned.

This is the age of wonders--wonders in
science, wonders in mechanism wonders
In everything. It has been said that the
man who causes two blades OF grass to grow
where only one grew before is public
benefactof. What, then. shall be said Of
the man who causes full and luxurious
crop Of hair to grow upon the barren and
shining pates OF the large army of bald
heads who have wellnigh despaired OF ever
having a natural covering for their heads
sgain7 What place, in word, shall be
assigned I'd the discoverer OF Carbolnef
Shall he not have conspicuous niche IN
the Temple of Fame. and stand hrst
among the benefactors Of his racer 10
impart neville and vigor 70 the dormant
energies Of 4 diseased scalp: TO, give
strength and fullness 10 q weak and strags
Cling growth Of hair; to bring back the
natural color and gloss to bleached and
faded locks, are no ordinary achievements.
since chemists and therapeutics have
sought In vain to accomplish them for
centuries. All honor. then. to the discov-
erer pf the new hair festofative, Carbeiine
and let one and all Join id expressing q
higher appreciation Of the uses and posi-
.biiittes Of that wonderful product OF petro-
ieum. which contains the elements that
work such mysterious and gratifying
changes. Kennedy q Co., Special Agents,
Pittsburg. Pa. Sold BY all druggists,
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--ou Wednesday morning. of last week, Mr..
W. 8. Major, living near Frenohtown, shot
and captured an eagle measuring six feet and
two inches, from tip To tip Of its wings. The
bird Is alive.
LIST OF LETTKRs REMAININa UNcALLED
FOR AT THE Posr )FFIoR AT LAMBEarynLE,
HusTEHDos Co, N. J., FOR so DAYS, JuLY
u, 1879
John Cahill.
Mrs. Cathatine Roberts.
CLARK PIERsoN. p. M.
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MYTHOLOGY.
satyra.

The. Satyrs were part of the retinue Of
King Bacchus They were supposed 10 be
bald, with short sprouting horns, like those
Of kids. aud goat'tooted They were Of q
lively, frolicsome disposition, but not very
wise. else. they would have cured their
badness BY using Carboliue, the perfection
of the chemists art, prepared from natural
crude petroleum, thoroughly deodorized,
and nicely perfumed. Every man, woman
and child should use It as dressing. 1t
gives that peculiarly soft and silky texture
{ SO desirable. 1t will not soil the finest of
linen.s, Is, cooling and clearly, and can
not be praised too highly. Sold by all
dealers ~ drugs and medicines.
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a cAEBoLINE ROMANCE.
lespsetmss1,s ps 3, ,:: e the bal.


Is sRcspectaally pedicsted to the Bald
Ny worthy friend and neighbor,
whence COMES that smile serene 2" -
o, L am now thrice happy
I've found it-CARsoLiNE.
Its just what I've been looking for,
Since I've been seventeeu--- -.'~
And getting balder every day
sa@ Till Igot CAnBoLINE.lR 7a 1#N8e.
Its growing in right rapidly, .7ns
My head can now be seen
Like other hcads,in silken locks, ~ g@
Thanks to my CAROLINE.
" | know pretty, black-eyed maid,
A royal little queen eH 7aa
Who'll be rs much rejoiced as I
:. To soc this cARBoLIEE. esSEtS Fsf
She'll throw away her switches,
False curls, and borrowed sheen,
Andshake upon her shoulders plump.
The wealth of CARBoLINE.
And when our heads are covered DER,
As oace they were. wcen,
We'll noise abroad the praises Aan
Of wondrous CARpoIiNE.
While kneeling at the altar,
With Father Good between,
Well call the world to witness
AinAtch from CARBoLINE.
And in the happy aftertime
When comes aschange of scene,
With q little dear our hearts TO cheer,
Well call u CxRDoLINE.
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Several gentlemen in this city are inter
esting themselves in a project to have steam
pleasure boat built for use on the Delaware.
The shares are placed at $40 each. In the
course of few hours nearly three hundred
dollars were subscribed. Such boat would
be source of much pleasure.
DIR. L. A. Reading, of this city, has just
placed in his Office an apparatus for admins
tering nitrous-oxide gas. It is very recent
Improvement, and is exceedingly convenient.
The gas Id d pure LIQUID form, is condensed
in strong iron cylinder, containing enough
for several months use. By turning a screw,
the liquid is released and is Immediately va
porized, The t,outhpiece of the inhaler is SC
arranged as to be very convenient and free
from annoyance to the patient. The appa.
ratus is very complete for the purpose intend
ed. 10y
--Fritz's quick process for chiadrea secures
good pictures in two to three seconds 80 N.
Union St., Lambertville, MI. janeas, st. /
CouRr PRocEEDINes. Bailey,
Hiram w. Bailey and Japies Wilson, tried
by the Court for Highway Robbery upon
Mark W. Mason, were adjudged guilty. A
number of other persons confined in the Jail
waived a jury and requested to be tried by the
Court, and upon allegations being filed plead
ed guiltythereto. The following sentences
were pronounced: etisra s85
Jefferson Bailey One year in State Prison.
James G. .lWilson-Two years in State Pris-
on. M ~ NEaH3 avs
1 Hiram w. Bailey-Two years in State
Prison. ~ - $685.
john Myers Breaking, Entering and Lar
Eceay--Six months in State Prison.
Thomas 0gle--Assault and Battery-Two
months In State Prison.
Henry Smith--Breaking Entering and Lar
ceny-Three months In County Jail.
Charles Conover-Breaking, Entering and
Larceny-Two years in State prison.
George Rake--Breaking, Entering and Lar
ceny-Two years in State Prison.
Theodore Demonstrating, Entering and
Larceny-Three years in State Prison.
Nathaniel Warman-Larceny-Si months
in State Prison.
The effect of the law permitting persons
charged with crimes to waive juries and re-
quest trial by the Court, If embraced by
them, will work great saving of expense to
the county. In the case of those who are
tried the fees of Jurors are saved, and in the
case of all sentenced to the State Prison, the
bills for board cease upon their transporta--
ton, which may be, as in the present case,
saving of two months board to the county,
Huntsrdon Democrat
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Natural Mineral Waters, Vichy and Con-
gress, on draught, at Bosenbury's Phar-
macy. I
Stockton, July 14th. 10.

Stockton, July 14th. 70.
Mr.. EDITOR 1T has been some time since
we have heard from Cato. The most of the
people In our town think that the fishermen
(who caught SO many eleven-inch shady scared
him away, and guess they did, for some of
them almost refused to eat or drink until they
found out who Cato really was, in order that
they might give him dressing up. Refus-
ed to drink, !" did say Pardon the assertion.
II person will look around little he can
see that such is not the fact, for the swollen
face and bleared eyes that some people carry
tell adifferent tale. Sad it is, but alas, too
true, that quite number in our village (un-
less some unforeseen power interposes) will
come to shame and want In a very short time.
On the 4th of July, Lager-Beer Party
left our shores for Pennsylvania few young
men with drums and other music, two kegs of
lager, some sandwiches and little whiskey
to make 1t interesting. Well, the result was
few fights, and noise and carousing in our
town during the evening.
| Stockton also has a smart boy who thinks
himself o young man. Well, what of 1t p
why he kicks up the DEVIL sleeps in the luu-
Der sheds, and dares his father out In the
street with the promise of knocking him
down.
The chronological garden is not doing the
owner credit. He looks rather down-cast,
and sits around among the beshives, smoking
the bees and Watching them gather the sweets
of Nature. UNCLE CATO.
|
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LINKS DlSINc Rooms The most conyei
riient and attractive place in Ttentoi for dim
her Or lunch is Hits Dining Rooms, No. II
Greehe street, fiye doors above State. Con-
tfally located and carefully managed, 1t has
for years been fayorite place Of resort With
both ladies and gentlemen Weddings and
parties furnished with salads; oysters, char
lottes, jellies. creams, ices, cakes, sc. Orders
from distance carefully packed to prevent
breakage. Circnlars sent on application,
January goth, 1878. ~
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DIR. L. A. Readings Tooth Powder for
sale only at Bosenbury's Pharmacy. j.9,f3t.

RELieIous. Sunday evening last, Rev.
A. Johnson preached a sermon in the New
Hope NJ. e. Church, on the following subject
1.-THE Devil" On Sunday evening next, a
"praise and promise meeting . will be held
in the above church. 3 A@AsF IS
On Tuesday evening of last week, the citi-
zens Of Point Pleasant, Pa, favored Rev. F.
G. Colby, pastor of the Baptist Church, with
donation visit. So
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-=Chas.: Schulhaus soils the Stewart Singer
Machines, warranted "a every respect to be
equal If not superior to any machine made.
They have the patent stop which no other
Singer machine has. They are new machines
and not second-hatd machines made over =
such as caiyassers very often sell fornew ma
chimes. Come and see them. Price lower
than usual. Also tho White Seaciag Machine.
March ~, TT.
--Etna Fire Insurance Company, Of Hart
ford, Ct. Losses paid in go years, $4,000
600. Losses paid at single fire in Chicago,
$3, 800 900 and at Boston, $1,000, 600. Char
tered 1919, and doing business for 60 years.
No company in tho United States can approach
it in the magnitude of it's losses and the
promptness with which they have been paid.
Assets Jan. /, 1879, ss,ai4,i47.79. VIM. Ly-
man, Agent. reh.ie, 1879
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PERSONAL. Saturday last, Rev. DR..
Andrews, of the Doylestown Presbyterian
Church, celebrated the 48th year of his pas
torate. The number of his latest marriage
register is 1906 probably few, il any pastors
have united as many couples during one con-
tnuous passionate.
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EXCURSION TO LoEa BRANCH AND OCEAN
GRovE.-The M. e. Churches of Newtown
and Conshohocken had an excursion to the
above popular resorts on SATURDAY,, the 9th
inst, under the management Of the pastors of
the two churches, Rev. Messrs. Brown and
Johnson. $500 ...salt. -.---.
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TO wHoM III MAY CONCERN --0n the ev-
enine of the Fourth of July, we drove through
Lambertville, and up to that time always had
great respect for the town, but since then
nothing but contempt. As we entered the
town in carryall wagon filed with men, wo-
men and children IA 4th of July pic mic partly
we were greeted with fiery blast of sky
rockets and fire crackers As we approached
the corner of Franklin, on York streets
number of fire-crackers We're thrown at the
horses, and had it not been that the horses
possessed more wit and better common sense
than either the parties who threw the nuis-
ance or the town authorities who idiot-like al
low such conduct In the streets, in all proba-
bilitv We would have had runaway and per-
haps one or more injured. Passing through
Church street, near the store OF Hoppock %
Roberts, fire crackers wero thrown in front OF
the horses and rockets placed in the street
vi ti a view of having them explode about
the time the team was over them. Going
down Union and when near Uncle Joe Servis'
store a poor miserable brute ran out of the
pea nut store opposite and threw FIRE crack
ar between the horses. This fellow can safe
" be set down with the other fools of thu
town. We have been in many little towns ant
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Jolly lO, q.

THE PouLTERERs' FRIEND. DR. II. D..
Bosenbury's Cholera Mixture, for fowls af-
fected with cholera, roup fever, &c. For
young chickens and turkeys affected with
gaps. Positive cure. Prepared at Bosom
bury's Pharmacy, Lambertville, N. j. rbS.a1.
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The Gazette says If anybody thinks it
is easy to get up dewsy aud interesting
newspaper, with the Thermometer in Che nine
ties, and nothing whatever occurring, LET
them try for while the experiment of making
bricks without straw That has been our
fix this week. G Jn;wng9mH r z sse4
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PLUcKY HEN. The Doylestown Mirror
says "a plucky brood hen, belonging to
Mrs. Moses Kerr, on the farm, near the bor-
ough mill, recently defended her eggs against
a predatory rat, and literally pecked the rod
ent, biggish fellow, to death, which served
him eggs-actly right" a.oN we
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Champion Milk cures Headache and Ne,t
ralgia. Camphor Milk cures rheumatism
and Lame Back. Camphor Milk cures Cuts.
Bruises and Burns. Camphor Milk costs %
cents bottles 81. Sold by job Wolvertoa,
New Hops, and at the Cuttags Hin Store,
Lambertyille. ti my, Ii, Jy.
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: BADLY GoRED. MARY Crawford, a GIL OF
is years Of age, living with Richard Bopsall,
near Doylestown, was badly gored by an in
furiated bull, a few days ago. She was severe
" but not fatally injured. 49,.
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Bro ScARE.--A few days ago. two Of our
New Hope friends went " raspberrying in the
wilds OF Solebury." After arriving at the
"picking grounds" they became separated.
Pretty soon one of the party heard. his com
rade giving vent TO cry that he had snake
In his boot This was startling announce
ment that soon brought the friends together
After little prancing the boot was taken
from the foot, and the real cause of the
trouble disclosed. II appears, as We are in
formed, that the "scared one" had been
wearing plaster on his back, and that during
the ramble the plaster had slipped from its
place, assumed snake-like shape and slid
to the boot. The big scare was turned into
hearty laugh. 8 .E.e.n.na esaes
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REPAIRS Doylcstown Presbyterian
Church is now undergoing repairs. The backs
of the seats are to be upholstered, entailing a
cost Of some $700, 49,
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CONTRACT AwARpED.-The contract to i'm
prove the Town Hall, at New Hope, has been
awarded to Mr.. Peter s. Naylor, for less
sum than $780, @
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If you want to get the best sewing ma
chine in the market; try the Light Running
Domestic, for sale BY Mrs. M. w. Coo1gY.I-
Every machine warraiited. Dec 49,.
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USE DR.. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAR
The Leading External Specific for Disease of
the Skin and beautier of. the Complexion
for the Bath, Toilet and Nurset, Is recon-
mended by Physicians. Sold by Druggists
Price 20 Ceiits box, 8 cakes, 60 cents.
E. s. WEBSTER, Prop.,
July 10, '7e. so N, Fifth st. Phila da.