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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-19
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-19

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-06-19

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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

were thrown into the cellar, but they
were only slightly injured. She
/ found her husband under fallen tim
Rers, and too much injured to rise.
This morning a committee appointed
by the mayor made investigation, and
decided that the explosion was caused
by large quantity Of H,mpowdcr,
which was placed in the cellar and ig-
nltcd by 4 fuse leading from the street.
Last night two twcnty-six pound
Kegs ofgunpowdcr were stolen from
village store, and this was doubtless
used by the dastartls who dihuhis deed.
Citizens report That just before the cx-
piosl0n.two men were seen near the
hotel with Il dark lantern, but no one
thought their presence sufficiently sus-
plcious to warrant Mn nintcrtercnc;, with
their movements.
The citizens say that they regret the
explosion, because it will inirrc the
temperance cause; but, although
Gorbin and his family have been rcn-
dcrcd homeless and pennilcss by this
outrage, no one has come forward to
offer them shelter or comfort. The
loss by the explosion will be about
$4,000, some half dozcn buildings
being more or less injured.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20
II D-tST.IRDLY DEED
Hotel Blown Up Because tho Propriefo
Refused to stop Selling Liquor.

Hotel Blown Up Because tho Proprietor
Refused to stop Selling Liquor.
CoLUMBUs, Ono, Sept. 15.-Wcstcr-
vile, in this county. tic HEADQUARTERS
OF Ottcrbcin University and tho back
bone of the political prohibition party,
has just now sensation which should
llcarccrate some intcmpcratc temper.
ance people in the penitcntfssy.
-Four years ago Henry Corbin, a
saloon keeper, was ordered to cease
selling liquor in Westcrvilc or abide
by the consequences. lie was arrest
cd many times and fined for selling
liquor. for proinnc swearing and for
all possible crimes, but he refused to
give up, and declared his intention OF
staying by his saloon rs long as he
wanted to. One night, a small build
ing, in which his saloon was situated,
was badly damaged by an explosion OF
can of eunpowder, which some ono
had placed in tho bar-room. The
allair created great excitement, and
the lcading men Of tho village--prcacl,.
crs, teachers and doctors--wcrca arrest
ed, and an attempt was made to dis
cover who placed tho powder in Cor
bins building, but all to no purpose,
Corbin then removed his fatnffy
from Wcsicrvillc, but recently return.
cd and opened the Corbin Hotel and
saloon. Ills return awakened all tho
hostility formerly manifested toward
him and socially ho was ostracizcd.
Last night, ut a late hour, an cxplo-
sion shook the entire village, and
people rushed out to find tho Corbin
House in ruins and many noighboripo
houses more or less damaged. al.
though there was o n,.uber Of pcoplo
in the hotel at tho timc,. no one was In.
iurcd except Corbin, and hc is sadtS
hurt, having had his teeth knocRcd
out, a hole made in his head and his
chest hurt by heavy timbers, which
fell on him from an upper story.
Mrs. Corbin, who was uninjurcd.
says that from the nature of tho cxplo-
sion sho is confident that tic powder
was placed directly under tho room
occupied by Mr. Corbim, his, wifo,
babc and two small children. Hor
first Knowledge Of tho trouble was the
explosion; followed ut once Nv tho
crash of FILLING timbcrs. Tho he'd
shc occupied with her husband md
babe was blown from under lhcm. and
'two'c!'illrei., occupying another bed,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20
Too Much Talk.

Senate, Vance has allowed himself
to be tapped by an Interviewer and
has spilled good deal Of talk tlat he
may be called upon to take back at
solnc future day. Taking Tildcn rs
the text he spoke very disparaginyly
ofthc Old Man of Gramcrcy Park,
and predicted dire results from his
denomination. Now, Senator Vance
may hold any opinion he plcascs about
Iildcn, but it certainly is not wise in
him to express himself so public. This
interview has been gathered into
many Radical scrap-book; and if bv
chnnce Tildcn should be nominated
ami Senator Vance should be called
upon to advocate his cause, he would
DC confronted with it upon every
stump. Our Democratic statesmen
talk too much. The Radicals never
make that mistake. However bitter
may DC the strife in the Republican
ranks, whenever q noraiuation Is
n"hc, the whole pack. Tray, Blanche
ana Sweetheart .ioin in lull and loud
cry Tor il. Political Srcrs attribute
the rrrrn! Republican successes 70 ,hc
chickering's Hno~~ pro:ninrii Demo-
cralS. vino, in cutting each others
throats. for The Presidency. arc also
scvcrin" the in"i,ar OF thu party
itself, This has losi Maine, may lcos
Ohio and will lose New Tori;, unless
somo kind ofpoli.ical liyh!nin% strikes
that State.
The papers arc rs bad as he poli-
tlclans. The NcHS 0n0 C0urjcy' *
wasting ammunition on TiL!cn tho,
might be hcttcr expended on Grant or
Blaine or John Sherman. Whether
II represents majority of tho people
OF South Carolina we know not
There arc goo many whom it docs
not represent, The welfare ct tho
South is wrapped up in tho Demo-
! cratic party. ii tho Democratic Presi-
GENITAL candidate is defeated in 1880.
mo House will be, in all probability,
/, Hopahl'can. A Republican House
Will Kick out about one-half tho
southern Congrcssmen' aud seat Radi-
calls In order to pcrpctuatc itself. Two
or three Northern States must 90
democratic to ensure Success. Which
'wMthcsc beT Not Ohio, for tbat
State has always gonc Republican, fl
i q full vote. None Of the other Western
states except Indiana ca,,e be counted
upon, Help must como from the East.
from New York, Now Jersey and
Connecticut. These hard money
s'ntates Will not support a soft money
Western man, such as Thurman, OF
hendricks, A1l Eastci1i ma,l win
donbtlcss be chosen. Of these the
most prominent arc Bhyard and Til
don. It fs said tho wirc-pullcrs will
not select Rnyard- Tilden then, ID
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

ahead of all competitors. If he car
rics New York this Fhli his chances Of
denomination are as ten to one, for
he carried New York, New Jersey
and Connecticut before. If he loses
New York through The Tammany bolt
his chances Of nomination are lost.
Why then do not the papers and the
politicians let him alone until after
November at least?
Many charges arc preferred against
Tildcn. II he carries his own State
this will be proof that his near neigh
bors consider them untoundcd. Their
favorable verdict will disarm opposi-
ton abroad and Tildcn will have an
other chance. We have no love for
Tildcn. But he should have simple
justice done him. His party friends
should not supply ammunition for the
cncmy's guns. We hope then that
there will be less talk for the next
few months.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20
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NEW us IRON cor UJFBI.i,
An Expected Duel and IL Ponitcnti,try Scnu
dial that Ought 10 lie Investigated.

dal that Ought 10 lie Investigated.
CoLUMBIA, September 1S.-'rhc prc-
liminarirs for II hostile meeting be-
tween two prominent citizens of Sum
ter, both members of the House of
Representatives, were arranged YES
tcrday. One OF the principals was ar
rested and placed under bonds at his
home III that county last night. The
other, with his second passed Column
hla to-day on his way to San Bar Fer
ry. The parties are Col. j. J. Dargun
and Mai Jos. II. Earle.
The tenth Montlly secret session of
TIA" board of directors Of the South
Carolina !cnitcntiary was held in CO.
luinhia to-day. | called. as usual. and
Srnl III my card as The representative
OF the .NrWS Un0 COHIjry, aud it, was
returned TO me with the endorsement
'hat the meeting WAS of a private nu-
turr. and no representative 0fthc press
| was to he admitted. Enough is known
Of tilcir proceeding, however. to jusii-
y me in saying that the principal sub
!"c' OF discussion was the terrible
death rate and the alleged bad treat
mHnt OF The lcrscd crnvic;s, md c.rc
cinl ly those hired by the Greenwood
and Augusta Railroad Company.
About one hundred out OF two hum
drcd an twenty-five are stated to have
died within the last year.
The Supreme Court to-day announce
cd the following decisions: The State
vs.. Grand Davis, ct al. New trial
granted rcrcuria,n. The South Caro-
lima Railroad Company VS.. james Bar
rctt. Appeal dismissed. Opinion by
Chief Justice Willard. Associate Jus
ticc Mcivcr disscnts and filed separate
opinion.
The reference in the case of Freeman
Clarke vs.. the Grccnvilc and Column
bla Railroad Company, before j. f..
Hagood, special master of the Unitcd
States Court was had to-day and the
witnesses were cXamincd.II. G.. .R.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20
GREAT EXCITEMENT
--AT-.
PAR42d ElE,TO EEDEtsHI.
feb l5-fY

JUST ARRIVED one Of tho finest 0s-
Sortmenta OF Liquors in tho Born. One
Barrel of Gibson's Celebrated Old Noct,r
io4o; Three Barrels of fine old Rvo Wbis.
key: lst, Old Imperial Cabinet Whiskcy,
. years Old ;,snd. also, the Mabel Belle, 8
Gitto; 3rd, Roanoke Ryc, tho oldest, is
dltto Corn WhisicY Of tie best grades
North Carolinn Corn, Sweet and Sour Mash
OF tho best grades Also, Wines and Bran
ores OF tho finest brands, I havo also n
nnG lot of Cigars and Tobacco which T
viii dispose Of at reasonable prices for
cash only. Give mo q cali, and will treat
yon right. Philadelphia Lager Beer al-
Ways on Land from tho celebrated ft1tm of
nGrSer ana Engoll. You can find me- ct
al times at tho Bar un ior tho W;nnahoro
Hotel, next door to d r. Ficnniken's,
Call and SEQ me. j. CLENDINING.
aug 26 a#
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20
FfSIfTON NOTES.

Light blue is the popular color for
little girls.
Fancy stockings are now selling at
greatly reduced prices.
-Armurc and velvet figured silks arc
among the latest importations.
Plush and velvet figures on slice
surfaces bid fair to be very fashionable.
--Coifl'urcs are made up entirely of
pulls, short curls and friZettes arc
coming IN vogue.
Very full plating and ruchings OF
Breton lace arc used to garnish sum
mcr costumes.
Dainty Swiss ties for ladies arc
finished on the ends with coforcd guip-
llrc embroidery.
The English jockey cap is taking
the place Of tho stovc-pipc riding hat
for lady cqucstrians.
Tho most fashionable corsagcs are
deeply pointed back and front, with
paniers attached.
ornamental Japanese paper nap
kins arc used at fashionable afternoon
teas instead Of linen elamask ones. !
Laco mits and gloves arc almost uni
vcrsally worn at present, and may be
bought III great variety OF colors.
Short sacqucs are trimmed with
Gimp balls ending. in tasscls, each ball
pendant ut the end of a strand thot
seems drawn into the edge of the
sncquc separately.
.--Lacc sleeves are seen on all drcssv
silks used for dinner and evening.
When they arc white they arc USUALLY
of Valencicnncs, but ic tho scarf o.,
sash is white Spanish lace the sleeve
should correspond.
White Chine crapc shayls of the
style so much in vogue generation
ago arc utilized now in pretty WAYS.
They form panior mantlcs with plnit-
ed tullnoss in the middle of tho back
or else fiehus with tho long narrow
ends tied IL, front. gEG
White Spmish'lacc scarfs arc worn
III variety of ways; they serve as q
most becoming veil for tito head dur-
ing evening strolls, or when on the
piazza; they. arc drapcd around. tic
shoulders as u fischu scarf; and thoy
arc punched up in sashos over silks of
plain color. s,3g, - :,
lt4. sU Fg i;7~s-s- .Sa<----- .
Gilmore, openetb Niblots .Garicu
on Thursday last witMtl,o grand ml,si-
sal, dramatictand ballet spectacle. Of
"Ercaantmcntp under tho manage
mcnt OF tho Kiraltys.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20
GEfERhL SHERN.fN DECLINES,

"A Curt Response TO m Invitation from
North Cnroliila--A Position in which IL,
would be Out OF Plncc--SVhnt IIo Thinks
ofthe Soldiers Reunion.
SALISBURY, n. c., Sept. 15.-m re-
sponsc to an invitation to attend q pro-
posed grand reunion of tho survivors
OF the Federal and Confederate armies,
TO take place here on the 23d of Oc-
tobcr next, Gen. w. II. Sherman re-
plies as iollows:-
The time is too remote for mo to
make Il promise, but | assure you that
1t would be most agreeable to me
personally and socially TO meet YOU on
any suitable occasion. There is no
use in my mincing terms. Whenever
and wherever the honest men Of North
Carolina meet to allay sectional and
party animositics and to cultivate
feelings of fraternity and respect for
their fellow citizens Of the United
States it will be to ME most tempting
to come. To Salisbury | would far
prefer to como alone than is before,
with O. vast army, leaving dcsoation
behind. But [ must not be construed
as asserting to the proposition that
Confederate men and Union men were
alike worthy Of celebration for thr
terrible history Of l861-65. | would
much prefer to come on some civic
occasion wien all arc absolutclvcuual,
al alike Interested in the present and
lulurc glory OF Gil" common country.
There were very few Union soldiers
III North Carolina during the war,
though we believe tho people were
generally opposed to secession and the
war, SO that your meeting, If confined
to surviving soldiers of North Carroll
ma, Will be in ftCt a Confederate re-
uinon, where [ would cclrainly be out
or place. All soldiers in their social
reunions glorit,y their deeds ufhcroism,
and this reunion will hardly he an cx-
ccption, and it would be Il strange
slglft for General Sherman to cheer
The victories of lis enemies and re-
spond to The claim that because tho
soldiers of North Carolina were brave
ana true TO their Stale and section their
cause was rs sacred rs ours, which
finally triumphtd and made our Union
more glorious and more rcsplcntlent
than before. We're I present and vo,,
should suppress this natural feeling,
would feel myself an intruder, mar
ring the natural happiness ufu festive
occasion.
. l. know thHt tho solIicr element
were tho first to lay aside the angry
partisan feelings Of the war, and arc
now leaders in the new epoch which is
sure tu add wealth and prosperity TO
our whole co.'litrt, !lhtl when some
occasion arises when We may all meet
on common ground in North Carolina,
to celebrate some revolutionary event
or to encourage some modern enter
prise, it will give mic great pleasure to
come to Salisbury, TO Raleigh, to Guil-
ttord Court House, or ANY other place
IN the old North State.
Licut.-Gcn. =. II. Sheridan politely
declined an invitation on account Of
other pressing engagements, but
warmly expressed himself i'm favor Of
the success of the movement. The
managers of the proposed reunion have
extended Invitations to all the surviv-
ing officers and soldiers Of both armies
who choose to come. The reunion is
to be solely with view to rcconcila-
ton and harmony and has no poltic,sl
significance.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20
"A PENNY SAWED
is A, PENNY GAINED,

lon chn save money by call nz ut tho
Grocery tore ofW 'H. Dolly,
Just opened MIC" lot Of Sugar t,nrod
GGanEassed Hams at prices 10 anti
me thc times. AF'o n'select stock Ccffces
nnd Sugars. Arbutkle's Uheround Ronst.
Ga Coffee q specially. All the favorite
brands Of Hugustn Flour, Boltetl Meal ond ID
rearl Grits Canned Goods Of nil In.
scrip?lons, Chewing ana Smoking Tobac. me-
GO, ,igars, from the highest 10 tho cheh',-
est brands. Boots and Shoes ots' lnpw
.hgures. Ladies' fire eloth 'Gn;t"ra IL
sizes, lower than the lowest choic
Wines apd Liquors Porter, Beerohd' ,i'StI AZ
Fresh Sparkling. Cider, Cider Vinenar
and. lemons Give mo q cali ! fros"ii,i VII
moi be ~ nainN'orsold. W. II. DoNLY. : :
10y = 6aa s
SNMOkING md Glowing Tobacco. nn1
X Cigars of the flu at brn,. liz. mn hn
M" at d! McCARI.EY'S. 81
HOR q good drink--Lemonpdn
Mint Julep,.or my other de,
ilShfful Spling Beverages. ce]I ~
MORNINGS SMn SALOON, &,
ear of Town HALL
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

GENTS For sixteen years have been great
sufferer from Scrolula In its most distressing
forms. have been confined 20 my room and
he'd for fifteen years with ScroIuiouS ulccr,-
lions. y" most approved remedies for such
eases had been used, ana the most eminent
phySirtanS consulted. without any dccihcd
benefit ThuS proStratrd, distressed, dcSpond-
ing, was advised by pr. Aver OF Floyd COun-
q. Ga, tn commence the use or your ComDound
ENtmc, Stiilinyia. Language IS rs InSuiIiclcnt
10 hr3iriD' the relief obtained flOm the use OF
~" StiliinEia as IL IS to convey IN udCul,atc
ldca o. the intensity OF my suffering before
using Your mrd!ctnc sufficient to say, ! aDan-
d0nrd all other remedies and continued the use
OF your EXTRACT OF Sillingin, until can say
truiy 81 am cured OF all PAIN" OF all disease
WIN nothing TO nDStrGct the active pursuit OF
my procession. More than eight moI;hs have
elapsed since this remarkable cure without
any return or the disease.
FOR the truth OF the above statement. refer
10 any gentleman In Barlow County, Ga and
tothc mcmbc or the bar OF Cherokee Circuit.
VINO arc acquainted with me. shall ever
remain, with the deepest gratitude,
Your 0bruipnt servant
y. 9. BRA NSON Atty ot Law
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20
WILL TIIEY CH-fNGE TIE TICKET?

Within the last day or two rumors
have been put in circulation that Il
strong attempt is to be made to clElnwc
the head Of the Democratic State ticket
by the substitution Of ONE other name
for that of Governor Robinson. 1t is
probable enough that a Democratic
pressure will be brott9ht to bear on
Mr.. Robinson, Mr.. Kelly, or both, but
there is no good reason for expecting
that either OF these gentlemen will
yield. No doubt Mr.. Kelly would be
willing enough to retire if Governor
! ltobinson aid So toot because he would
thereby accomplish all that he aimed
ut in the convention. but he will not
retire on any other condition. Mr..
Kelly is as obstinate as he is pugna-
ciouss. and cilortst to persuade him TO
stand aside Will "Niy confirm him in
the pellet that he is able to defeat the
election of Robinson. The more he is
courtcd and loborcd with the more
confident he will become of his bower
to intlict signal humiliation on the
Governor. Persuasion will be wasted
on q man of his stubborn nature, and
inc only chance Of restoring the bro
Ken harmony ofthe party lies in induc-
ing Mr., Robinson to decline the noni-
nation.
IL is altogether improbable that the
Governor can be prevailed on TO with
draw. Unless Mr.. Tildcn should so
advise il would be quite in vain to np-
proach Governor Robinson on the sub
ieci. But can Mr.. Tldcn afford TO
show the white feather in tho &,cc Of
John kclly's threats? The only time
when he could have yielded without
loss OF lnilucncc was previous to the
meeting OF the convention. Mr.. Til
den understood the situation then as
well rs he understands it now. EXCEPT
That nc may have regarded the menace
OF bolt aS mere bravado. TO dcfy a
threat while he believed it empty and
then TO quail before it when he finds IL
earnest is what Mr.. Tildcn cannot very
well afford to do. But unless he nd.
Nlses troVcfhor Robinson to withdraw
other advice to that effect will be vast
rd. 1T is sllriniscd that the National
Democratic CommMtcc, which is to
! meet III Washington on Thursday, will
take up This subject and try to restore
peace. they ought to be very sure of
success before making the attempt, for
otherwise they will merely fire a sig
nal gun OF distress and alarm and dis
courage the party. Governor Robin
son vii not retire unless Mr.. Tildcn
demands it. This would be an ac-
knowlcdgcmcnt on Mr.. Tiltlcn's part
that he is badly scared, and that Mr.,
Nelly is great deal more powerful
A'a formidable than he has Affected to
c"nsider him. If Mr.. Tildcn shows
the white feather now and succumbs
TO iamninny he may rs well bid fare.
well to all his hopcs.-NeW Yo,h Her.
ald.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

sutM the gloss and freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thickcncd, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use. Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles arc destroyed, or tho glands
atfophied aid decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. instead of foul
ing the hair with pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent tile hair
from turning gray or falling off,, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deletcrious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, tho
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for q
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20

HE DISCLOSURES made by the Co.
lumbia correspondent Of the Ners ant
Courier in relation to the mortality Of
comlcts arc very startling. One hun
drcd dcaths in year, distributed
among all the convicts, would be
alarming, but when the number of
those working under contract is but
two hundred and twenty-five, the rate
is double that for yellow fever. A
searching Investigation is impcrativcly
demanded.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-20
jSEI ISLAND COTItON.


'SEA ISLAND COTIION.
TT is frished s6lL as the cotton from
wE'th i! is made; i; has no waxing or
nrtlhclal finish 10 deceive the eyes; it ia
the strongest, snonthost aud most elastic
sewing thrpnd in t. market; for machine
sewing it has no equal: il is wound on
w IITE POOLS,
The Black is the most perfect
u E II BL ICK
ever produced in spool cotton. beino
tHS "Scd by system patented by ourselves,
Iho c"lors are dyed by the
NEW ANILINE PROCESS
rendering them SO perfect and brilliant
that dress-ma akers every where use them
lnstcnd of sowing silks.
GOD Medal was awarded this snool
cotton at Paris. 1879, for "grcat strength"
am" "n. general excellence" being tie high.
est award given For spool Gotten.
we invite comparison md Respectfully
ask ladies to give it far trial and con.
all others. ''''S o'of
? 10 be had ut wholesale and retail of
o,,. 70 j.. o. BOAG.