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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-04

WEST POINT, Ga. sept. lG, 1870.
GENTS The above cert ilci!c o; Mr.. w. B.
Rlantnn we know and rcrliv TO rs Gring true.
In" ihlnG IL 50; hundreds OF the most respect
ed ci:iH"nS Will certify to Il. rs much rcfCrcn nee
can be given ~ may Dr irDnirpd.
Yours truly,
CRAWFulD& ~ WALKER, Druggists.
HON. II ID. WILLIAMS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-04
A MIRACLE.

WEST IoIHr Ca, Sept 10, 1870.
GEHTS:-My daughter WIS taken on the 25ih
da% or Juno. 1868. with what was supposed to be
same Win 10 success. In March, following,
pieces OF bone began 10 work out OF tho rIrh;
arm and continued to appear III all the bone
from the ClOow to the shoulder iHni camc ont.
hany pieces q; bone came out OF right 100. AMI
!rE. Tii" ease was then pronounced one Of
about SIX years to hr' bed. and Che case con
oideicd boD"ir&3. WAS induc,H TO try Dv PEN.
o"rton$'s CoElnrnnd Extract ri SlllIn.:ia, and
was 80 we'll satisfied with lis effects tnUi have
coNln!cd the use or II until the prrSrht.
AlE daughter was c0niiuc,l TO Ter bed about
SIN E&Arn hclorc :>l" sat nn on even turned over
without help. Shn ROW sits uD all day. and
SewS most OF her tmc-has walked NrrO:,s the
ro0m Her general health Is how good and
believe she viii, As hn" limbs gain Strcngth
walk well. attribute htr recovery, with tho
blessing or God, to tue use OF your InyuluuD bio
Ncdtci:NC.
Wiih gratitude, I am, yours truly.
~ Il PHANTOM
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-04
Dr.. Pcmbcrton's StilIingia or Quccn's
DELIGHT.

eF'Thc reports OF wnu;lrful cures OF Rhruma-
ism, Scrofula, Salt Rhculn, Syphilis, Cancer,
Ulcers and sores. that come from al, parts OF
IN" country, are not only rCmai kablG but so
miraculous as 10 be doubted was IL not FOR tho
abundance OF proof.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-04

q EED Barley, Red May and Gnle
NJ Wheat, No. i Red Rust-proofj Oats.
raiaed by myself, D. II FLENNIKEN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-04

PRoCEEDINGs OF CoUNCIL.-Council
held it's regular monthly meeting i'll
the Council room on tho 3Oth Novcm-
Der, at z o'clock, p. m. Present: In
tendant Bricc and Wardcns Cum
mings,' Chandler, Fant aud Robertson.
The time for the collection Of town
taxes was extended till the 18th De-
cembcr, inclusive. Mr.. u. G. Dcs-
portcs made application for retail
liquor license, which was granted.
Council then went into M election for
one policeman, which resulted in the
choice. of Mr.. Jno. T.. Williams. A.
resolution was adopted, requiring the
town police to wear the prescribed
uniform. Thcy are required to pro-
vide themselves with it by tho twelfth
Of the present month. = - 81"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-04

INDIA RUBBER BELTIMG.
-LINIvE and sig inch three ply Betting.
~ Lucerne Seed ]. Glover Seed, all ii
low prices, just received by IL "
ang 80 feAfASTER6 6sBRIUR.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-04

REPORT OF TIE Town CLERK.-Thc
following is the monthly statement of
the Town Clerk and Treasurer for No
vembcr.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-04
Q1SNAA $4,000 year, or s5 to 500 dag
SD OOO IN your lOCNliiN. No rIak Wfi.

DURE Rye Whiskey, Ale, Porter and
IL Soda Water for salc BY
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-04

Louise, Victoria and Maud, the
young daughters of the Prince of
Wales, rarely appear in public in any
but the simplest dresses. They arc
sometimes scenwith their mother at
the theatre in plain white linen or
cotton sailor dresses, with little rcd
trimming, and they arc often mot rid
ing and driving in neat sailor dresses
Of dark blue woolen. Thcy went with
their fnthcr and mother to tho recent
French fair IN gowns Of plain pink
cambric, with sashes Of crimson har-
monizing with tho pink.
..., -a.t -Nps . ---s-.--
Tho revenue taws of Texas, cspe-
cially the bell-punch, which recently
went into operation, have met such
opposition from combinations in the
cities that the State has boon defraud-
cd Of her dues, and Governor Roberts
has felt himself called upon officially
to proclaim tho fact. Flo urges the
officials to prosecute offenders speedily,
and requests oil good citizens to back
them up in it. Virginia also has great
trouble in enforcing her bell-punch
law, and another effort to repeal it
will be made at the coming session OF
the Legislature.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-04
NOTIONS! NOTIONS! NOTIONSi

Something handsome in Ladies' Ties.
Wc would call special attention to our
large stoci' OF tho celebrated Bay State
Standard Screw Boots np.i Shoes. Gents
fine and heavy Boots AMI Shoes, for Dire =
Hna piaE Etatinn use. I,nlics', ,iisaes' and
Cnil>ircns Shoes in great variety of same
maze, These goods ale warranted not TO
rip. AMI We viii return the price paid for
every pair returned to. ua with wood or
Daprr in tho solus.
Fresh Groceries arriving daily.
j. NJ. BEATTY G. co.
nov 13
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-04

Extra fine articles which the market
will not justify in stock, will be procured
on short MOTTO.
DOT 4-3m
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-29
Blaine's Boons.

W. =. HAYS telegraphed from Bellaire
that Blaine was the star of American
Republicanism on this continent. We
feel moved to inquire OF Mr.. Hays who
he considers the star OF American Re
pubicanism on the other CONTINENT
StettbHriAe Gazette.
Speaking OF the Blaine boom at Steu-
benville, the Gazette institutes cOmpari-
sons between Ewing and Blaine very
uniavorable to the latter. "The hero OF
the occasion disappointed most people
in his appearance, although he is quite
a fine looking man. He was much older
looking than was expected by any one
who had not seen him before, and yet
knew him to be still on the sunny side
of fifty. In fact it was remarked that he
seemed fully fifteen years older than the
forty-nine he cOnfesSeS to. Numer-
Gus comparisons were made be-
tween him and General Ewing,
with the invariable conclusion that the
latter was much the finer looking of
the two, and this impression was after
ward added to during his speech. 1t
was evident to all who saw both men
and heard the two speeches, that Cen
eral Ewing possesses far more elements
Of greatness than his distinguished rel
ativc. Senator Blaine.
Mr.. Blaine then came forward and COM
menced TO speak, and the people in
front of him for a few moments held
their breath, expecting to hear words OF
eloquence flow from his lips without an
effort on his part, their imagination
having been wrought up to such high
pitch in regard TO him. But they were
disappointed, for while he is undeniably
a smart man and good talker, they soon
discovered that Ohio had produced or
ators who were lar more eloquent than
he. General Ewing, in his address in
the same hall on the 18th OF this month,
delivered a far more able and logical
speech than Senator Blaine IL capable
Of doing when he is at his best. When
compared with General Ewing, the ex-
Cuse that he is worn down by campaign
work won't do, for the General, when
he was here, had been making two and
three speeches every day for three weeks.
Again, Notwithstanding the fact General
Ewing is fifty years of age and Mr.
Blaine only fOrty-nlnC, the latter seems
to be at least fifteen years older, and we
heard Republicans who had not taken
the trouble to examine the record of his
age, say that he must be between sixty
five and seventy years OF age, and was
fast lOosing his vigor. General Ewing,
on the other hand, is as fine specimen
OF intellectual and physical manhood AZ
can be found in the American or any
other continent. TO sum up, the Re-
puDlicans expected the Maine Senator
to get up big, everlasting boom Tor
them, and are most terribly disap-
pointed.
1t wss announced in biz letters on
the bills calling the meeting that the
Hon. Updcgraii would favor the audi
encc wilha sample OF the elequence the
paid puff, in numerous papers gave him
credit for, but it seems he was not APP
preciated last night, for us soon as Mr..
Blaine finished his speech everyone rose
to their feet and proceeded to file out,
entirely forgetting the Hon. J. T.
was on the platform waiting to be called
ont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-29
WEST WHEELING WAR.
PromiscuOus Fighting and
Shooting.

Just teiore the Saturday race was
won and as the men were on their way
TO the stake boats, the crowd on the
West Virginia shore noticed a commo-
ton in West Wheeling. Several indis-
tinct shots rang out and the crowd was
seen TO scatter, while women and chill
dren ran hastily away. A REGISTER In
ouirer fastened to the scene 10 gather
the particulars and inspect the dead and
wounded. From an eyewitness he
learned the following:
Itappearsa an alteration arose between
Watt Kline, OF Martin 5 Ferry, and Dory
Conoway, OF Bridgeport, between whom
there has long existed bitter feud, and
Kline struck Conoway. The latter
stepped back and told Kline to keep
away or he would shoot. Kline jumped
forward when Conoway fired, the bullet
striking him in the shoulder. COnoway
then backed around the corner OF a
wheel of fortune stand and Kline jumped
on top of it, when another bullet struck
him in the leg. After firing a last shot
into the crowd, which fortunately hit no
one, Conoway ran up the bank and
mounting a hay wagon was rapidly
driven away.
4 Bridgeport man, named Amos
Reed, had endeavored to enact the role
OF peacemaker and separate the COM
batants, but being mistaken for Como
way was hammered over the head with
a stone and severely bruised. Kline
was not seriously hurt, being able to.walk
about, but it became necessary TO re-
move Reed in a wagon, though his
wounds are not considered dangerous.
No arrests have been reported, as yet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-29
GLASS TEAM.
Daring Attempt at Robbery.

One Of tbs most daring attempts at
robbery ever committed IN this State was
made nj the residence of Mr.. John Fin
ncv. living on Middle Wheeling Greek,
about four miles southeast of Elm
Grove, ona night last week. Several
days previously 10 the affair, Mr.. Fin
nev, who is in receipt OF pension from
the Government, and is also engaged IN
the lumber business, had been paid
considerable sum OF money at Elm
Grove. il is now known was either wit
messed or learned of by some parties
who determined to relieve him of it. Be-
fore leaving Elm Grove, however, Mr..
Finn,y paid the money away.
On Inc night OF the attempted rob-
berry, Mrs. Finney was alone in her
house, and desiring TO arise early the
following morning, she had set the
alarm clock at the hour
she wished to awaken. 1t
seems that the would-oe
robbers in their efforts TO effect an en-
trance To the house were forced by the
Watchdog TO retreat between fence
and the house, whence in order TO
drive the animal, one OF them threw a
large boulder, which went through the
window and struck the wall above the
clock. causing the alarm to spring.
The combined noises aWOke Mrs.
Finnev, who had sufficient presence OF
mind TO spring from bed, light a lamp
and make use of her husbands re-
volver so far as TO fire in the direction
of the intruders, They beat hasty re-
treat, and as vet no clue has been as
certained as to who the parties were.
Their flight was succeeded by a severe
nervous shock to Mrs. Finny, and she
was at last accounts in an extremely
dangerous condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-29
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

River last night feet and falling
slowly.
Weather clear and pleasant.
The river men hereabouts all observed
Sunday religiously.
The latest in regard to the Granite
State is that she will enter the Pitts
burgh and Louisville trade. As soon as
there is water the Clifton and Pitts
burgh will ply regularly between Hunt
ington and II. Louis.
The Nlrgic Lee was the scene OF a we'd
ding at Cincinnati on Tuesday, the con-
tracing parties being Leggett Sherman
and Miss Anna Mason, Of Grandview.
Both were passengers on the boat, and
were accompanied by the brides mother.
The Cincinnati and Big Sandy Packet
Company has been obliged, on account
Of the low stage OF water, to retire all its
large boats and put lighter ones IN their
place. The Pittsburgh, Buckeye State
and Clifton, in place OF the BOstona and
Fleetwood: Grar tie State, Emma Ora
ham and Katie Hooper, in place OF the
Potomac, Ohio No. and Telegraph
Andes, in place OF the Bonanza; Hattie
Rowland in place of the Wildwood; and
the Florence Meyer will take the place
Of the City OF Portsmouth.
CIxcINSArr, September 2S.-River 3
feet inches and falling Weather
clear and warm. ArrIved-City OF
lronton, Gallipolis; c. w. Bachelor,
Pomeroy. Departed-None, outside Of
the local packets.
LOUISVILLE, September 2S.-River
falling slowly, with 3 feet in the canal.
Business good. Weather clear and
moderate.
ST. LOUIS. september 2S.-Arrived-
Grand Lake, Carrol's Island; Ny
Choice, Cairo; Gaf, Cincinnati. De-
parted-Grand Lake and Eckert, Car
rolls Island; Baker, Cairo. River fell
l inch with S feet 3 inches by tie
gauge. Weather cloudy.
EVANSVILLE, September 2S.-Weather
cloudy and warmer; mercury GO TO IS.
River falling with Ito feet on the
guage. Down-Fashion. Up-Arkan-
sas Belle. Laura Davis is aground at
Puppy creek.
CAIRO, September 2s.-Arrived-Belle
OF st. Louis, Nicksburg; st. Geneyieye,
st. Louis; Commonwealth, New Or
leans; Fawn, Evansville; Imperial, St
Louis; j. Baker, st. Louis; Desmet,
st. Louis. Departed-Ashland, New
Orleans; Belle OF st. Louis, Common
wealth and st. Genevieve, st. Louis;
Imperial, Ohio rver; Fawn, Evans
Vile; Baker, South. River 4 feet 10
inches and falling. Weather clear; Their
mometer a.
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SAYINGS AND DoINGs.
81 49,

FINE fall weather.
LET us call this Wedding week.
FLORA "GoosEBERRY" will be given a
hearing to-day at the jail.
Two marriage licenses were granted on
on Saturday by Clerk Hook.
A FIVE mile race is now talked OF,
though scarcely for this season.
A HANDSOME cane has been presented
to T. T. COckayne by Max Feinler.
A FULL police court will show up this
morning. The cells were strained last
night to contain all of the prisoners.
SEVERAL OF the Methodist preachers OF
this city and vicinity will proceed to
Morgantown to Conference in carriages.
LEWIS BRAsr, sawyer at Hubbards
saw mill, had his foot mashed on Satur-
day, by a piece OF TENDER falling on IT,
OFFICER RUTHERFORD, on Saturday
night, was cracked over the head with
crutch, in arresting a man named ohay'
PITTSBURGH backed, as usual, the
wrong man, and went home heavier OF
heart and lighter OF purse than she came
down.
LIGHr as flakes of new fallen snow are
the rolls and biscuits made with Nc
Lain's Baking Powder. Sold by most
grocers.
WHExLING LODGE No. |. o. o. F.,
Saturday evening, elected y. W. Beck
representative 10 the the Grand Lodge,
which meets in this city October 2Sth.
THAT was a hungry crowd that took in
the boat race Saturday. They seemed
to adjourn in a body to the Capital
restaurant, and Martin fed several hun
bred OF them. Nobody could dot better.
WELL-ExEcUTED photographs OF Wels-
gerber and Felsing were plentiful IN the
crowd at the boat race on Saturday, and
in Imagination, sporting men "patted
their Drawn and bet their sesterces on
their blood.
OK Saturday afternoon, as Mrs. ohm
KIM, of South Wheeling, was coming up
Jacob street on her way to market, a
tramp stopped her and seized her basket.
Enraeed at finding it empty, he flung 1t
at her, saying it was mistake, and ran
off. Mrs. King was not seriously IN
jurcd.
A REPORT having gained much Gre
dence 10 the effect that the street con-
tractor in the First ward was neglecting
his work, andit having occasioned much
talk and some Indignation, we made a
slight investigation on Saturday. 1t is
the opinion of many prominent citizens
OF the First ward that Mr.. kenney is
doing his work faithfully, and that he
does more work, for the money, than
any other contractor. Seven men were
steadily engaged on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday, and did satisfactory work.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-29
Personal.

Gen. S. F. Cary, the celebrated horny
handed spent last night at the Stamm
House.
Among the newspaper men here on
Saturday, were W. y. Evans, Pittsburgh
Lsadsr, L. A. Elliott, Steubenville
Chronicle, T. 7. Wightman, Pittsburgh
Critic, and Mr.. Murphy, Wellshnrg Her
aid
Miss Annie Good, OF Kentucky, a
niece of ex-Secretary Bristow, is visiting
in the city.
VIM. T. Binder, of Philadelphia, and
Ed. Russell, of Boston, both commercial
men, spent Sunday with friends in the
city.
NJ. r. Grouse, Esq, has been absent
at Wheeling this week, on professional
business. Wtt.d Messenger.
Mr.. Will Reese, OF Pittsburgh, and
"Art" Holiday, OF Moundsville, took in
the race on Saturday and stayed over
until to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-29

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-29
THE COURTS.
Saturdays Proceedings in the
Different judicial Bodies.
COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BOYD.
Court met at "a. N. Saturday, and
transacted the following business:
The will of John Alexander Clark, de-
ceased, was proved and admitted to pro-
bate and record.
Tobias Miller, native OF Germany,
received his naturalization papers.
MUNICIPAL COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court met on Saturday ut the
usual hour, but without transactlng
any important business adjourned until
to-day.
POLICE COURT-JCDGE CRANMER.
The following cases were tried before
this court Saturday morning:
John Doolittle, George Smith, James
White, John Ward and Vim. McFall,
Migrants, were committed for six
months.
John Mccarthy, vagrancy, case dis
missed.
John McDermott, drunk, case dis
missed.
Francis Ebert, drunk, committed for
thirty days.
Elizabeth Hall, vagrant, committed 10
Jail for thirty days.
VIM Peyton, disorderly, fined - and
costs. Paid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-29
Saturdays Shooting.

The Wheeling Gun Club held its
weekly shooting match at the point OF
the Island, on Saturday. \ larger num-
Der of marksmen were present and
many spectators took advantage OF the
the delay IN the boat race to witness the
shooting. From a rotary trap, at eight
cen yards rise, the following scores were
made:
First Match-Dean, I; Glass, W. W.,
6; Glass, J. p, /; Leighton, >. Bero,
Mckinley and Glass, AL, broke one
each.
Second Match-McCracken, s; Glass,
W. w. 5; Stanley, 5; Dean, /; Glass, J.
p. 1: Sharp, t. Leighton, Sprucebank
and Kearney each; Hess and Mckin-
ley each.
Rival teams were then organized and
a match was shot oil, resulting as fol-
lows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-29
I. o. o. f.

The Right Worthy Grand Lodge OF
the state Of West Virginia will convene
i'm grand annual session in odd Fellow :
Hall. this city, on the morning oil the
thiri Tuesday OF October. This session
PROMISES to be one of unusual import
anre 10 the members OF this jurisdlc-
ton. as several propositions which have
been pending for some years are eX-
pectei 10 co, q up for action, one or two
of which are deemed to be OF the most
vital moment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-29
do lou Feel Had?

Languld Depressed In Spirit. Chilly. have you
Headache Pain In the shoulders or back, Dikzi.
ness, Coated Tongue, Fever and Ague. and out
81 sorts generally Nature j. telling you that
your LIVER IL falling % DO It, work, and the
secretions Of the system are being thrUgu back
into the blood: dangerous results will follow
unless you act promptly. Take sELLtks LIVER
Pills al once. These Pills are a standard remedy
90 have been long in use and are highly recon-.
mended. Says DR.. Oakley. Of Detroit, Michigan:
"SELLEKs LIVER Pills are admirably calculated
for billions climate" Andrew Ssryer, 81 Joliet.
His, says: a friend recommended the use Of
them Twas entirely cured Of a severe attack Of
liver complaint" For sale by all Druggists.
Price p cents
Z SELLERS d 90. Prop'n. Pittsburgh, Pa,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-29
Fisticufs.

The vicinity, of the brickyard, near
Triadelphia, W. Va, was the scene of
lively fight a day or two ago. 1t seems
that Yves Hunter, a contractor, had a
man named James Hall in his employ,
on whom il is said Hunter was inclined
10 be rather more severe than was
thought bv others 10 be necessary.
Hard words led to blows, and Hunter
was about to get the better OF Hall,
when brother of the latter interfered,
and through the use of brick compelled
a cessation of hostilities. 1t is said that
the blow from Halls brick caused the
blood TO flow from Hunters head clear
into his boots.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-29
Robbery.

Yesterday morning, about 8 o'clock,
some thieves entered the slaughter
house Of Felix WCstwoOd, on the corner
of Mccullough ana Forty-tirst streets,
and stole about = worth OF meat. En-
trance was effected by breaking a pane
of glass and removing the stick 10y
which the window was secured. 30 lar
as we can learn, there is no clue to the
fninNNs