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The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1879-07-02
TIE CANDIDACY or III LDEN.
Henry WattersOn Oh tile Old Man of
GraMCrcy Park.
From the Courlcr-Journa

w From the CourIer-Journal
The Sun is mislcd by surface indi-
cations as to the "rcvulsion" of public
feeling with respect to Mr.. Tildcn, who
is infinitely stronger to-day than he
WAS this time four years ago. Now.
rs then, he is the man to be got rid or,
and, of course, the agencies against
nm arc more clam0rous and agyrrs-
sivc than those in his favor. The sin
gle event ofa Democratic victory i'm
New York would settle the case !:
whilst Waterloo defeat all along the
line, this fall, including New York,
might, instead Of sweeping him out
OF existence, make him cusus a,eces-
$'tditS: But, spcculations Of this sort
aside, if the electoral issue, which the
Sun has kept so steadily in the fore
ground, and which Mr.. Tilden's cue
mics in Congress have tried 50 haiid rs
send to the rear, is alive and kickiIig
next year, there is no escaping t6o
man who embodics it. The Rcpubli-
cans sec this, because murdercrs are
ever most afraid Of the ghosts Of those
they have murdered. Mr.. Tildcn is
the visible prcsencc-the living, mov-
ing, breathing apparition-of our mur-
ucrcd electoral system, and, consulting
their fears, the forms which they wish
most not to sec, the Republican lead
cfS look to see. Again, the habit of
ruling has made the Republicans more
acute than the Democrats. They have
behcld for two years, rs Mr.. Tildcn's
Democratic competitors and advcrsa-
TICS Dchold now, constant menace in
the sincwy, shambling shadow of
Gramcrcy Park, only they have re-
signed themselves to it, while the 9th
erS have not. One thing is certain
If Mr.. Tildcn be not the next Demo
cratic nominee, the Tildcn interest
VII name the nominee; and another
thing is next to certain: if he is not the
nominee, it will be either Mr.. Bayard
or Mr.. Justice Field. The little squad
OF ''"; ;;irtSs.;::.:,.. no;5Mnts, w%o ;"- I,
tri%ued before and arc Intriguing now
VIII DC left in the ditch, when the time
comes, as they always are. The
forces which make Presidents do not |
lndiatc about the capital.
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OTEH NIAGARA E.iLLS.
French Tourists Wife Falls Into tbc
Soothing Waters.

| Soothing Waters.
n catastrophe occurred at Niaror,
Fails Saturday by which Mrs. A, RnI-
laIld, of Paris, France. was swcnt ovrr
Horseshoe Falls. Mr.. and Mrs, Rol-
!anl arrived ut Niagara from thc
| West on the 18th, and had visited tl,r
falls several times. 1t was their intcu.
tlon to leave for New York Saturday
atCcrn0olt, and after breakfast visl(cu
inc tails, crossing to the Three Sisters
Island, where they saw boy getting
water OF The river at q point where the
Dank is little more than a foot above
tn" water, and where the rapids arc
exceedingly swift. After viewing the
grand scenery for moment Mrs. Rol-
lahd asked her husband for her pocket
cup, saying she wished to get drink.
Mr.. holland handed her tic cup and
then walked away few steps and tools
Il View'up tlieia@sfi His wife in the
meantime INC; went to the place where sho
had seen the boy dipping III watcrnnd
attempted to fiji her silver cup. In
doing this she must have lost her BAL
ancc and fell into the scethng RAPIDS.
AS she fell she uttered Il friuhtful
scream, which caused her husband to
turn about, and seeing his wife struy-
gllnS IN tho water he rushed to the
edge ofthc bank, but she was out of
reach and beyond all human aid.
After. seeing his wife pass from his
sight in the boiling, sccthing rapids
and over Horseshoe Falls, he turned and
ran nearly the whole distance to
thc French restaurant, where he
dropped completely exhausted in u
chair. lie groancd and writing his
hands when the proprietor came up to
him and asked what the matter was.
re replied, "My wife is gone under
the watcr," and when he had sufii-
GENTLY recovered breath to talk rclat-
ed the sad occurrence. Mr.. ROLAND is
manufacturer Of firearms, his place
Of business being at No. 81 Boulevard
DC Arroy, Licgc, Belgium. They
have been married two years, and were
lust completing a tour around the
world. A Niagara Falls dispatch says
reports which might convey an idea of
foul play have no foundation in fact.
Every effort will bc maao to recover
he body. Mrs. ROLAND was thirty
i've years OF age.
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Twelve sets Of telephones have
been sent ont to- Sir Garnet Wolseley
for use at che seat of war in Soutf,
Africa. The great advantage Of the
telephone over tho telegraph Is that the
general can carry on confidential talk
with the officer at tho district station,
or soldier can oyeep out toward the
onemy's lines snd whisper back the
Information as to position, A fine
Wirc---tlle thinnor the better---is all
thatis needed. This the soldier carries
on 9 reel upon his back, mile weigh
ING only q foW pounds. This Will be
tho fret time the telepli 9ne has beer,
Used ay IN. instrilmont Of warfare,
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MoNoroL1Es.-All the citizens Of
Winnsboro arc highly inccnscd at the
cxtortion practised upon them Ey tho
managers of the Charlotte, Co1umbia
and Augusta Railroadj and meeting
Of the business ntGn Of tic town is cali,
cd to discuss the feasibility of c7tab-
fishing wagon train TO- run in opposi-
ton to tho RAILROAD: Wo know their
grievances are manv, but they can
hardly be any worse than the ,peopl-
OF Camden are subjected to by the new
management of the South Carolina
road We sincerely hope that tho
Legislature will take the matter in
hand and compel these monopolies to
act by their charter. A glance at
their quarterly report will satisfy any
one whether rates can be reduced with
out injury to the roads. Their net
earnings oven during the summer
months are enorlnous.-C Camden
Journal.
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A caution to pipe smokers is con-
tanned in the experience Ola French
porter who recently cut tho forcfingcr
of his left hand with knife with
which he had been cleaning out his
pipo: The next day tho finger swcllcd
and the arm became ,indamcd, while
tlimors appeared tindcr tho armpits.
The doctor who was called in rccog-
niZcd poisoning by nicotine, and seeing
that ampntation was necessary sent
the man to the hospital, whore ut last
accounts hc was lying in very prcca-
rious condition,
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TIE IfntdRITIoN CONTENTION
Charlotte Oh.f.rynr


For good and sufficient reasons,
which have already been given, the
convention of Northern settlers i'm tic
South, which was expected to be held
in this city on the Ith Of July, will not
be hud. Instead Of this we sec bv an
announcement in the Atlanta Con-
siitutio,, that convention of this class
Of our fellow citizens will be held in
Atlanta during the week Of the Gcor-
gia State Fair, to be held in that city
next fall, and to this convention each
Southern State will be invited to send
as many delegates as it sees fit. Fol
lowing up this ann0ttnCcmcncnt the
Constitution says:
1t is hoped that this convention will
contain large number of representa-.
tive mcn-of Northern men who can
tell from experience what tho South is
capable Of, what advantages she offers
to immigrants from tho Northern
States, the nature Of the reception that
awaits them, and all other inforu,a-
ton of a desirable nature. It is plain
that information coming from such
sources will have great weight in
directing the course of emigration
from the Northern States. From this
time on to the close Of the Presidential
campaign tho entire North will be
filed with ISLANDERS Of the South, and
the only cflectual way to head them
seems to ba I'm statements from North
crn mon who can speak from expert
cncc and who arc held in esteem in the
ncighborhoods from which they origi-
nally came. The larger the convon-
ton tho more good Will be accom-
plishcd, and we hope every Southern
State will bc well represented. Tho
proceedings Of tho convention, togcth-
or with such letters as may be rccciv-
cd, will make u pamphlet against
WHICH ISLANDERS of tongue and pen
cannot prevail.
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SLIPPERY INGAtr.s~-1 Ingalls, again
breaks faith with the Democrats, i'll
not moving for an investigation Of his
election to tho Senate. When tho
committee decided to investigate,
ingalls, said ho would ask for it him
self yesterday if tho committee would
hold back its resolution. Ifo didn't
do it, 80 to-day tho committee brought
in the resolution. Ingalls, got a coli
league to object, and under tho rules
Invent oven. one day. He still hopes
to delay action until next winter, and
thinks that during tho excitement now
prevailing ntho Senate hc may cscape. |.
- Tplshiagton Letter., IS.
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----""77@--
RI DIPLOMAT TIC SC.tND.iL;
'-"nd"" Has an Experience Not Unparalleled
III Washington.
London Truth, June +.


London Truth, Junc4.
~ social tussian question has been
;n.@ltating society for the last week.
The Russian Ambassador presented /,
lady to Lady Salisbury at her rcccp-
tlon. The lady was iiiurrieu uIlu ll;i,l
come to England accompanied by her
husband, who is a gentleman we'll
known and respected in st. Peters,
burg. But the lady in days gone bv
had been divorced. The story of tho
divorce grew and grew until it was
asserted that she had at least six hus-
bands. WHAT" suih Lady Salisbury,
"introduce this female Blucbcard to
me! Monstrous! I am insultcd, my
husband is insultcd, my coitiitry Is ili-
suited, my Queen is insultcd!" And
SO the lady has left England, which is
to be regretted, as she is singularly
beautiful. AS for this particular Rus
sian scapcgoat, no one seems to know
exactly what her social crime was,
but admitting that she had a little.
exaggerated the privilege Of divorce,
how is society to be carried on ifcvcrv
one is to level a stone against his
ncighbor? English society is not ono
whit more moral than Rllssidm society,
but it has The additional vice Of being
somewhat more hypociitical. Tie
lady in question had been received at
the official parties Of NJ. Waddingtom
in France, and, with a very slight
effort of Christian charity, she might
surely have been allowed to figure
once at the official representations Of
Lord Salisbury without all this fuss
---->s ss---------
TIE ALMOST MURDERED PEnDLER.
1t will be remembered that ). w.
Stultz, who travels for u Virginia to-
bacco house, was nearly killed in New
berry county by negro driver whom
he employed several montls ago. The
negro was convicted Of highway rob
berry and assault with intent to kill and
sent to the pcnitentiary f,r ton years.
AIR. StultZ is travelling again, and has
been to Barnwcll. The Sentinel Of
that place says that Mr.. Stultz has
recovered, though he looks badly front
the loss Of blood and tho terrible
burns which lie received whiIo lying
III The firc.-Ncvs an1 Courier.
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The prnsi,1o,,t hoe hon, e,,oo,1 =

The President has been forced to-
Withdraw from tho consideration Of
the Senate the nominstion Of Secretary
MlcCrary to be Judge Of the English
Circuit Court in place Of Judge Dill
Ion. He gives as a reason that
doubts have arisen rs to the proprie-
ty of appointing in advance Of the
actual vacancy" If the President had
not taken this step tits very certain
the Scnat, would have decided that
the nomination could not be co,isid-
cred until tho resignation Of Judge
Dillon took effect.
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y GOOD IvER.--Is always known
by his appearance. A man who lives
comfortably at home, has good din
ners, ETC., will always show 1t in his
person. But there is another lircr more
important to man--it is the BAD LIVER
the liver that should regulate tho
whole system. If thnt is ont Of fix,
man Is good for nothing-can cirjoT
nothing--to restore 1t to healttp; Rsrs
DR.. Gildcr's Liver Pills. A. few doses
will reliovo yolt. tI0*
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CORBIN ON JUDGE MiCKEyi

Here is how that scoundrel Corbin
replies to tho charges made against
him by Judge Mackcy. AS spcci-
men of stink pot throwing it is gem.
The Chicago Times says:
lna a letter received recently Mr..
Corbin answers the remarks Of Judge
Mackey, as follows:
thank you for tho newspaper slip
containing Judge Mackcy's remarks.
had seen them before. 1t is certainly
not pleasant for any ono to receive tho
delicate attentions Of q polccat, as all
that can be done is to bury your
clothes, fumigate your person and
cleanse yourself before you can again
endure yourself or society can endure
you. You will gain nothing by rctali-
ating upon the polccat, because his
stencil is the grcntcst Of all stenches,
and the less you have to do with him
the better you arc off. Judge Mackey
is the worst polecat over met. I had
occasion once in 1869 to help kick him
out of the City Council of Charleston
for attempting to murder one of his
Acknowledgement in his seat--while the
council was Is session he fired three
shots at hirn--and he has never ceased
since then to throw his polecat stencil
at him. never pay any attention to
him, as even in South Carolina he is a,,
outlaw and an outcasL in society. I
could not lave anything to- do. with
him without bclittling myself. A
charge Of powder would be wasted on
him, as, like tho sickening animal |
have compared him to, he would only
moro completely contaminate tho at
mOsphere around him.
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Undor the laws Of England a
breach Of promise case holds good
5against 4 maniac, 4, A 9 h
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In his later years, says the London
World, Mr.. George Cruickshank used
to regret that ho had been betrayed
into drawing coarse caricatures. .sIIe
had taken a highly comic view of tho
marriage Of the poor young Princess
Charlotte, and Leopold camc in for q
good deal Of what was anything but
pleasant. The Prince Regent, too, and
his vices used to be satirized itnmerci-
fully,and neither tho pencil Of George
noI Tho taste Of the day was especially
delicate. AS George regretted these
caricatures, J. made quito sule ho had
destroyed bis stock Of them. But after
all it seems that bis repentance did not
take quito SO practical a turn. The
caricaturcs--a very good Investment
were carefully preserved, and only late
ly, in the auction room, collectors
fought with each other ovor tho pos
session Of them"
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Over five hundred citizens Of Vino
no, Miss, headed by band Of music,
greeted Senator Lamar as he passed
down to Brookhayen Monday night.
Tho train made short delay, during
which Senator Lamar addressed the
assemblage. A largo transparency
was erected on the platform, on which
was inscribed, "Lanhar, tho South's
Defender Against Northern Slandcr."
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The Erle1ad of All!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

II had no oppetite;, Holloway's Pills
gove me a hearty one"
"Your Pills are marvellous"
~ send for another box, and keep them
in the house"
"Dr. Holloway has oured my headache
That was chronic.
IL gave ono Of your Pills to my babe
for cholera morbms. The dear little
thing got well in day"
"iy nausea Of morning Is now
cured"
'Your box Of Holloway's Ointment
cured me Of noises in tho head.
rubbed some of your Ointment behind
tho ears and the noise hos left"
'fSend me two boxes; I want ono for a
poor family"
u enclose q dollar; your price is 25
cents. but the medicine to me is worth O
dollar"
''Send mo five boxes of your Pills"
"Let me have three boxes of Your
Pills by return mall. for chills and
fever"
have over 200 sueh tostim oninls as
these, but want Of space oompels mo to
conclude.
For Cutaneous Disorders.
Aud all eruptions of the skin, this Oint-
mcnt In most invaluable. It does no I
heal externally alone. but penctntes
with the most searching effects to tho
very root Of evil.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
SATURDAY,, IPRIL 12, 1870,

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THE q. Il. 7. Il lYSIFE&SdNy

A Pleasant Picnic III the Woods Tho
Tar2e6 Showing, and the Winners.
The 10th Of April, 1877, will be long
remembered in South Carolina, as il
was on that day that the United States
troops evacuated the State House in
Columbia. aud Governor Hampton
formally took possession Of the gubcr-
material office, TO which hc had been
elcctcd in November, 1876. The
Gordon Light Tnfanty, named after
hhe gallant General Gordon, of
Gcoisia inapprcciatioa of his services
TO the STATE, fixed upon tho 10th of
April rs thoir anniversary, and de-
termincd to celebrate tho same this
year by q basket picnic md shooting
match. All necessary arrangements
were perfected, and accordingly on
Thursday morning tho company as
semblcd, with full ranks, and proceed
ed to The grounds selected for tho cole
braton, the roar being brought up by
the Fairfield Light Dragons, COM
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Religious Services,

Episcopal Church-Rcv. j. Obcar,
services every Sunday except the 2nd
Sunday of the month; at Il IA.M.
Methodist Churcll--Rcv. W. A.
Rogers, Ii \. Sl., and -, J.. NJ.
Sunday School, 10, a. ". Prayer
Meeting on Thursday at -, =. NJ.
Presbyterian Church-Ilcv. IL. B.
Pratt, II a. IN. and $3.50 +. NJ. Sun
day School,, . A. NJ. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday, 3: 80 p. NJ.
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Building and Loan Association.

FNlIE 5oth regular meeting OF the Winns-
i horo Bulldog anl l.o,n ASsoci ,llon
vii he hel,l in the Town Hall on Monday even
Il the AL Instant, at u'ClUES. Members WILL
OinS I:iclr books and pay their monthly install
menCS ut OF before That .tiInc: otherwise the
.pchalty OF ten ccnts per share VIII be charged
after the nesting. There viii be from
eighteen hundred 10 two thousand dollars on
hi Il. Money Will be offered Us usual.
ID. L. Fl.ENNIKES.
april 19.t1.. Secy. and Treas
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

a IL persons having claims against
IL the estate of Wm. McNauli. deccnscd.
are hereby notified 80 pre- ept them.
legally attested. on or before the first day
juno next otherwise they wilt be de-
barred.
Thoae indebted to the said estate wild
make immediate payment.
JAMES BEATTY,
April IL, 1879, Executor.
april H. { 1txtd
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mandod by Captain Heron, who wero
the special guests Of the Light Infan-
try. Tho untGvorable weather by no
means dampcncd the ardor of the mill
tary, and the frequent showers of rain
wore not permitted to interfere with
tho programme adopted. Shortly
after I'oachiDg the grounds the target
shooting commenced, and continued
until three rounds had been fired by
each member. An intcrmission wns
announced, in oder to give the inner
man showing. and wo put it mildly
in sa.. ''g that the attack upon the
heavily laden tables was spirited, but
so boA lt.i'ully were thoy provided
with .avory aud delicious catablcs
that noiw;th landing tho ficrccncss Of
the oIslaL-hi, many baskctfuls re-
majLcd over.
After dinner two more'rounds wero
fired by each member at tho target,
and the scorers then rcckoncd up tho
res iii. Nc.>t in order was the pre-
scEtation of prizes, there being q
handsome badge Tor the highest score
III th."c shots; a beautiful silver but
'c, dish for tho highest score in five
sho,s; an cl".;Iht parIor lamp for tho
"ccoud hiShc,t score in five shots; and
m"h"iTccAt Tin cup for the worst
score IN five shots. PrivaIcs Aiken
AID Scj%!cr tied for the badge, tho
la'tcr WiIhinr IN Shooting off the tic.
Priv &c Aiken won the butter dish,
and Private SciyIcr the limp. The
lin cup was awarded to Private Boag,
who was congratulated upon having
such good Start Tor IL sitting OF
goose eggs" The prizes were pre-
scnlcd by Il. Mcans Davis, Esq, in
few app op,iaie remarks. The
.iaIycs were Maj. j. q. Davis and
Mr.. W. II. Doty.
A,,ct the p.i%cs had been presented,
lhc company fired two yollcys into
the target at close range, in order, VIC
sl'.,I'osc: TO give those who lad missed
it Il JGi. or chance.
Net in order was sack racing, foot
r"cih;5: Aat boring for u target blind
ioldcG. These amusemcuts created
much i.ln, and added very much TO the
d.> > spo I.
or cor,-c thc "Gor,lons' were
much disappointed at the absence OF
50 h,aIy Of their LEY friends, which
was CAUSED by tho threatening aspect
cft'lc weather, but thc day was never
iAc.css very plea ;antly spent by all
VINO wee present, and will long
l"a g;ceh in the memory of tho
OF 'y soldier boys.
the .o'lowiry is the official score oi
, c 'a'Set shooting. twenty y-iive being
.lc liz: S,mum ip tive shots-.thc bulls.
c.'e counting five, the first ring four,
III" second ring three, and the third
-nS TWO:
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NOTICE..

a Ill persons are hereby notified not
LA-to shoot firearms of any description
for any purpose wbntcver, inside of my
inclosure. Any violation will be dealt
with according to law.
April IL, 1870. JAMES BEATTY.
april i2-t1aw4w
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DIR. c.. Ell. LADD.

HAVING raturned to Winnsboro and
L-Aresumed tho PRACTICE Of medicine,
offers his professional services to the Giti-
zens of The town and county.
GaS" Oftce in Bank Rnngo, up stairs,
next to Ne,rs ard Herald Office. Entrance
on Congrcss street. Y mar l-xt3m
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Now Advertisements.

Now Advertisements.
Noticc-Jamcs Beatty.
Clerks Salcs--W. Ii. Kerr.
Executors Noticc-Jamcs Beatty.
Building and Loan AssociatioIl-D
II. Flcnnikcn, Secretary.
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The Fairfield branch Of The Sixth
Regiment survivors met III the town
hall yesterday. We shall give Il full
report Of 'Lc proceedings in our D"Xt
issue.
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NAvAssA GUANo.

NAvAssA GUANo. BAY STATE SHOES. PIEDMONT auANo.
SPECIAL ATTENTION
rs called New, and Well Goods,
only varieties of which spaoe)
Alpacas, Victoria Lawns Ca,iooes
Cassimeres, Swiss, Jackonets
eached and Brown Homespun, Cottonaes Plaid
Drills Printed Ticking, Table Towels,
OUR NOTION DEPARTMENT
full complete with all the Novelties Buttons
Ladies' Scarfs Fans, Gloves. Collars and Cuffs, etc.
We Full Childrens
Shoes be found the State made especially
respectfully ask the public to examine before purchasing
We have the Largest Stock of Mems and Boys
Hats In Town, with some Specalties in Straw Goods
full line of Clothing that will astonish
full stock Of Family Plantation Groceries, Hardware &c.
REMEMBER, WE DON'T BAIT OUR CUSTOMERS
by selling leading articles at less than
at LIVING PROFIT they he bought
T. ELDER 4 co.
HOES. GRAIN CRADLES, PLOws
april 10 tx3mos
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Mrs. Catherine Bishop died last
week ut the residence Of Mr.. MunScll
ilol]is near Rocky Mount. Mrs.
Bishop was oyer seventy years Of ayc.