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PREMIUMS,

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fered by US tu subscribers. full list of which APP
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-06

own judgment, and that Of other
farmers, pronounced tho phos-
phated cotton inferior TO that
Immediately adjoining upon land Of
the same texture and age.
But why, mon of tho plow, shall I
multiply evidence? Are you not con-
scious that you are growing poorer.
and poorer each yoar2 Do you need
anything other than tho evidence of
the senses to tell you that you must
stop the purchase Of all but noccssaries
OF life, cschcwing all luxurics, espe-
eially phosphates2 And yet these
manufacturers, who have dealt in
rotten fish and marsh mud until their
original exorbitant natures have been
metamorphosed into vcritsble cormo-
rants, are not satisfied with that sur
plus which has heretofore been the
result of the use Of their manures, and
are now demanding more pay.
suggest that each Democratic club
assemble at an early day, or that we
have public meeting in the court
house for the double purpose of resist
ing this ring which has been formed
against us, and to form anti-phosphate
societies. Il. W. WOODWARD.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-06

and the manure man a higher share,
also, and where would tho poor
farmer be? We sec no reason, if
cotton, which regulates the price of
everything, has come down, why the
cost Of manufacturing fertilizers
should not also be less. Injustice
should be done to no one, and the
proper course would be for tho con-
sumcrs and producers to agree upon
some price, with mutual concessions
instead Of coming to deadlock.
Whatever, however, may he the out
come Of this war, if it results in lead
ing the farmer to increase his store of
farm-yard manure, it will have ac-
complishcd much good.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-06

THE BALTIMORE american got up a
very pretty story Of the way in which
tho dusky Mrs. Bruce was being
lonizod by Washington society. But
now come ruthless truth-tcllcrs to say
the article is a pure invention, that
none Of the Cabinet ladies or Sena-
tors wives havo called Oh the bcautc-
Gus octoroon, and that they don't i'll
tend to. Bruce seems to be a very
quiet, we'll behaved fellow, and it is q
pity that Radical correspondents will
not suffer him to remain in the OBJ
security he seeks, and which he so
ereditably adorns.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-06

IT WILL BE remembered that when
Blaine sent out his travelling circus
and mcnagerio with Teller as chief
clown, through the South, the House
sent committee to investigate the
antics Of little Johnny Davenport who
by prostituting his Office Of chief
supervisor intilnidated, insultcd or
imprisoned naturalizcd citizens in
New York to the number Of seven
Thousand or more. The investiga-
ton reveals the most arbitrary con-
duet, on a par with the acts of Federal
marshals in the South for the past
eight years. A large number Of wit
nesses, whose naturalization was per-
fectly regular, testified to the manner
In which they had been treated.
Several soldiers who had fought
through the whole war were thrust
like hogs in prison ON election day,
because they intended to vote the
Democratic ticket. Out Of the thou
sands kept away and hundreds arrest
ed, not one Republican has been
found. The Davenport investigation
has discovered much more fraud and
intimidation than the Teller Commit
tee did. The South has yet to learn n
good deal in the way Of intimidation
from Northern Radicals.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-06
A Fight Over Fertilizers.

When the fertilizer manufacturers
hold their meeting in Augusta and
raised the price Of their wares to five
hundred pounds of lint cotton to the
ton they hardly realized tho storm
they were raising about their heads.
But it has come, and without bcing very
long about it either. Not in any one
section, nor any one State, but from
all directions curses both loud and
deep arc pouring in vollcys from
farmers who protest that they will not
submit to this swindle, as they term
it. About half the counties in Gcor-
gia have spoken out, and the farmers
of South Carolina arc also moving
solidly up in line. The resolutions
passed at Ridgeway, on the 1st inst. are
the mildest and most temperate Of
any we have seen. They strike the
keynote when they declare that they
will become self-producers, and, by
manufacturing their own manures, be
able to dictate terms to sellers, or, at
least, not to be dependent on combi-
nations and rings. Tho change pro-
posed in Georgia is to raise the price
from four hundred and thirty-three
pounds to five hundred, and it is donc
on tho plea that the fertilizer cannot
be manufactured and sold at loss than
forty dollars ton. On the other
hand 1t is contended that cotton does
not now bring tho cost of production,
and that any increased proportionate
expense will only result in still great
or loss. This reasoning seems sound.
The application of manure increases
tho yiold in a certain proportion; and
1t is merely a question of arithmetic
what the increase is, and consequent-
ly what proportion of the crop can be
devoted to purchasing the stimulants.
IT four hundred and thirty-threo
pounds last year was just proper
aon OF increase, then it must be just
this year or for any year. A lower
price for cotton does not, as farmers
know to their sorrow, make an in
creased yield per acre. There is some
logic in allowing the money price of
fertilizers to fluctuate with tho monev
price of the crop, but the proportion
OF the crop expended on fertilizers
shoaid DO constant quantity. AS
the justest rate for labor has been
found to be q fixed share cf tho crop.
great or small, So tho proper price for
tho manure, that enters along with
labor as factor, ought to be rceu-
lated In tho samo manner. Let the
landlord demand higher share Of
the crop, he laborer q hisher share
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-06

INGALLS, HAS BEEN reelected Sena-
tor from Kansas. All the opposition
combined against him, but he beat
them by four votes, tight squeeze.
The best thing that has been said OF
him is that he is not quite so bad as
the Republicans who ran against him.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-06
1879.
II. MEANS DAVIS, KDIroR.
JNO. 8. REYNOLDS. ASSOCIATE RpIToa.

THE TELLER COMMITTEE will exam
Inc L. w. M. Mackey, j. Il. Campbell
and Marshal Wallace in Washington.
Won't they spin yarns?
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special pleasure in showing you the
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JUST RECEIVED.

24 bbls. Molasses-all grades,
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-02-06

WE have recently purchased for
" cash the entire stock of Dry
Goods formerly owned by Sol.
Wolfe, and have made considerable
additions to it in staple goods and
we are now offering the entire
stock at prices in keeping with the
dull, hard times that are upon us.
The stock contains many valuable
goods, consisting Of Gents CLOTH
ing, Underwear, Fine Hats,
Shawls, Shirts, Hosiery,
Gloves, Collars, &c.
ALSO,
Ladies' and Children's Dress Goods,
Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, in
great variety, Notions and
Staple Goods generally.
We also offer special inducements in
100 pairs Gents CATERS, at so cents.
100 pairs Women's Shoes, at so
cents, rs cents and S1.0O.
100 pairs Children's and Boys Shoes
at one fourth their value.
< We moan what we say, and all
persons in want Of bargains will
do we'll to call and examine the
stock, as We intend to verify our
promises by actual proof.
There is also lot OF good substan.
tial Table Cutlery, Pad Locks,
Stock Locks, SteelyardsA
Double Barrel Guns, &C.,
Which we will give great induce
ments in, to clear out.
Remember to call at the old stand
of Sol. Wolfe. MIR. FLEMING is
in charge, and will take pleasure in
waiting upon all who may favor him
with a call and should you not
find all you may want there, just
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-11-22

TRAVELLING SlnNEs.-M Many of onr
readers have doubtless heard of the cele-
rated travelling stones Of Au'tralla d.
Similar cnrinsities have recently been
found in Nevada, which are described a.
perfectly round, the majority OF them As
large asa walnut. aud ofan irony M ture.
When Distributed about upon the floor,
table. or other level surface, Within tw"
or three feet of each other, they immed
iately begin travelling tnward common
eenter. aud there lie huddled up in y
bunch, like lot OF eggs in nest. a
single stone. removed 60 a dsinnce 81
three aud ha'f feet. upon being Least d
at once started off, with wonderful and
comieal celebrity, to JOIN It's telloSs; taken
away four on five feet, it remains motion
less. They are fOuud il u region that IL
comnarahyely Level. and is nothing bat
hare rock. Scattered over this barren re-
gion are little basins. from few fee. to
rnd or twn ia diameter. and it is in the
hottom of q use that the stones are found.
They ARE from the lie Of pea in iiv' al
six inches ia diameter The cause ol
thp.e stones rolling together is doubtless
To be found IN the material nf which they
are composed, Wh"h appear 10 be l"nd-
stone or magnetic iron ore VH9'Hfd
Enterprise
Weekly Trinity journal., 1879-11-22

A NIHILIsT RnMANCE A romnutic
cxpauuliun ot the assassination of Cen
e,al Mr,enztf II. last sprrg, is oticred hv
Russian journal. Three NihIi-ts con
demned To Sherirn exile wished To marry
snd fixed npou three girls ot their own
pplitica persuasion, who agreed to folio"
them to thrir place of banishmpnt Mar
liages of this description are tolerated by
vcts in que lion received commission
from The comuetrnt euthnlilies to he
united t,thr objects Of their choice. Ac-
cnrdmgIv they were welded but their
sentence of hani-hmpnt was Immediately
wrterward changed into one OF solitary
confinement in the central prison of St.
Petersburg. Upon learsirg this, the
wives sought and obtained audience OF
! Nabukow, the minister OF Justice, whom
thov nj eatpd to reverse the last d cree,
and to send their hus bands, rs at first de-
termined, to Siberia, whittier they could
accompany them Nabokow replied that
he could not assume the possibility oi
altering the modified sentence, and reler-
red the three wumeu to ihe chief of the
secret police. To him. Therefore, they
applied but he angIly rejected their pc
tilion, telling them that he was quite
aware how cunning wa, the political par-
ty 10 which they belonged, aud how enger
to increase its members by marringe and
the results of That union. lie shnu q
therefore, treat them as persons outside
the law, to be dealt with in an eXceptlouaI
manner" A. soon rs thi- decision was
known in Nihilstic circles he wa nj once
condemnpd to die, as the most nveterate
and dangerous enemy OF the cause aud
three DAYS rter he pc ished hy the hands
of an assassin.