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COA(SfI'rI'EE-WO1lK.
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WASHINGTON, y. C., May 10.-Tho House Com
,nlttoc on Cnlnngc. Wclghta, and MeAsurcs a1-
tiorIzctl Representative Hand tn rcrort favnnl-
bly, t> tho ltu,,sc tho It'll authorizing tho Secrp.
tary of tho Treasury 10 cstabIlsh uu Assay Uiilco
NJ st. Louis, No.
NUSHELLY-FtNLEY.
Representative Hprtngrr tcst!tcd l,otore tho
Donne'ly-Ftn1cy Investigating co,nmitteo IT,
hny thAt upon comforting with fl,a ntc.l,ers Of
hta family ho WIS kulsll1d tho conference III tho
1icnaeratfo members Ut tho ElHntioiis CumtnIt-
tcu tok place ut lIls huusc o, tho 4h Ut hfurcll.
M slated by Manning mud noi,nc,ty, and not
sdinu duys !ator, Us h1 tSprngorl ltl previously
testified. lIe desired to Gurrcct hH testimony In
tiMt pArtlcuiur.
AufNEHSMEHT,
Tho Ways and NGNns Colpni!tted will probably
tRkc up tt. .1n'lrrJw thu Joint resolution provld-
Ing FOR adjournment Nh tho Eth Of MAy.
WAR CLAIMS.
Tho House Committee I'M WNr C!ntms has
agreed 10 rcptrt fnrnrnlly tG tho Ifn,1sa tho bi
nwYrlinH Gun. Th0mas Wurthlugt,h. Ut Ohio,
f.,1T for furnishing wntcr ut t,Mnp DcnnIsun
also thu lil uw!!rvi,iE *a,.s0 to Iirnjamn Drntz,
nf LDxlIKt1n. N.Y., fur property destroyed by
ilrD while hGtnE occupied by Unltal States
troops during thu late War.
, 1880-05-11

may not occ,,r nry a,,spenpIon OF payments be-
inuri iii udltionnt app. ol'rIaston Of faN,Goo for
nrrrlrs Ut NEilRfuLR.
, 1880-05-11

'AlctlGtur, tho physiOlUgfcais rujuvcnRtor 1T tho
organic systum. for NERVOUSNESS aiil debility.
, 1880-05-11

IIorNforl's Acid Phosphate for Ncrv-
-. oubnckf.'. w.
John I. Simpson, u. D.. ot Monterey, 1a., ead
The Acid hna-tO uSp tho 1lly'B uwil expires.
st1lh tn whon II WIS Kivpn Rf' a trryH toulc-
mule NO Il now ncrvGtiA eysttm.f"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16
Ratb plifber 8irben 8alenber.

gom 9reueI Der 8erwiitdns -Wattb "a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16
Sur GbarafterIoitsfeit oes
~. y, SeraIO."

sm Samffas, ben "a. Sttober, i9risb
bisies i1mustse unb tatboIttsnbafesbe
gIatt, befeu gisentbimer iosar ieIbft eth
RatbOItt iein ioa:
vDas Bolt bat u cine 9elesenbeit au
iebsn, wel9e @attuus BON MnifaIt tie Ia.
tboli9e &ir1e tn Der Yoltttt LIT unb aud
su bssreifen, weI9' Elm Pofenipiel es udre.
moIte man ~bsbaupten, es tonne cine freis
&esieruns bort beffsben, no es ibr erIaubt
1T, ibre 5dube tn bic 8oIittt su ifsden,
ober aud uur si eriifireu; benn mo fe
s%rtfirt, ldBt fe aud nidt BON Der politif.
Dies 1T ein protsitantti9es 2anb uub bas
amsritauii5s 9ole 1T elm pr~otsfantiidss
BOLT. Oasislbs bulost aas &slisionsu,
iosar ben Wcbamebanismus aber es stbt
einise Yuntte In allen bieieu sebuIbster
RsIisionsn, uossssu es ginusnbunssn ~
MAIDEN bat unb fe ni9t ssffatten mirS, uni
bas Safer Der tatboIiften Stride, uoburd
fe bic politii9sn Sntitute auer 2dnber
ausrottete, In benen fe sriiftrie-was fs
aud aQsntbaIbsn 3u elmer S9aar pom Ssu'
i9redsn ftempelte-uirb bier se3iemsnb
aurldsepieieu werben, iobaIb Re ibre Gb.
f9tsn seb6ris bartbut. Das mag Ser
Rely besreifsn anb er mag ferner besrei:
fen, baB ber v9sraIb" fit In b65ftm0s'
Iiditsr Spmpatbie nit Der amsritanii9eu
@eRununs tn bisism wi9ttssn Puntte Be-
fubet." ....
Am 80. Sttobsr basesen i9reibt be,
p5eraIb": ..
Der 5sra!b if unb mar ffsts elm auf
ri9tiser Sreunb unb 8srtbsiotser Der tatbo'
Iii9en 8suSIteruns pom Rsu Oorf, baruu
remonitrirts er nit Srn. &eup... 9e,
vSsraIb" reOsts pou 9rn. @racs unb iei
usu tatbolii9en Witbirsern, ME ct ltsti
ssrsbet battle. Der SeraIb mar itsti
Elm aufrt9tiser Sreuno unb 8ertbsibiser
bss tatboIti4en Bottles biefer Stabt uni
bes 9anbss.... Ser ,SsraIb~ 1T nod
ftets Der Srsunb Der 9atboliten."
90 Scr. ,SsraIb"! Ou btii elm iaubs
res Sabieft! 2isbit uus pon Serjsu, stbi
uns absr Obrfeisen unb TuBtritte aIs Sic
bssbeusiis. 0r bebanteu uns.
3piI6en benz "a. unb 80. Sttober ia
ber v6sraIb" 40, 1000 9sIer perIorer, uni
bas 1T nod ni9t senus. Sbm iolts mi
mub Der Susans 3u ieosr tatboIii9en Ga
Mile I'M 9anbs usrwsbrt un6 psri1Iofsi
uetben, benu er 1T etn S9muSlappsu be
rehabilitation Sorte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16
grit Sonner na6 9eati6lano
n.. our18etrannt.

Ser sroBe WauIbeIb pom Ro@efer
q. o., bat Elm fIdsIi9es gnbs senommen
er 1T am 8. Ropsmber Rnaa unb Sal per,
buffet. Wie has 3ustns, erBdbIt bic ,Ratb.
@oItsjeitunsA pon No9efer NIT foIsenben
Worten vNa9bem Bonner ben $lO. 900.
pro3eb psrloren-au@ ni1t einmaI bas
&siieselb betaussei9Iassn battle, pertaufte
unb perrietb Der gsrrdtbsr nod bic bemo,
tratii9e partet, fur bic CT 8sifumpt uub
felt Sabren f~aIbabert bate. Wit benz
SubasIobn fur bieie Chat III CT nun bur9s
sebrannt, NIT 5interIaf uns az ieinsr
S9aIben. Damit i'm Der Sberiff ni&t
am &rasen padsn unb i'm sur 8abIuns Der
@sri4tsfoffen pom Ietten YroSeB 8minaeu
tonnte, IieB CT bsim @eri4t feline alppeda,
ton seSen bic gnti@eibuns anmelben; ba,
bnr& betam CT 80 Gage 3sit unb 10 bintsrs
IdBt bas @robmauI aqein ibsr 800 @es
rt@tsf@uIben. Sn ansrita nal CT fsrtis /;
aIio auf mad Oeutf9Ianb. BORT TT
jest Bel ben SoeiaIitsn arbsit genus, au1
iiber Rir9e unb &esieruns AZ l9impfen,
unb S9impfen if Ia Grisens tdsli9 8rob.
@Ildli4e Reiie benz GriS unb bsr3Ii&es
BsiIeio ietuen uerIaHenen 2eiern, bte nun
ibre erbauIi9e SonntassIsetlre sntbsbren
mifsn.A Der sr0Bte S@msr3 1T benz
armen S4elm poiIdufs nod eripart. CT
ueiB nod ni9t, baB ibn feline Trsunbe unb
Serebrer tn . etrot tt, flr bic CT felt Sabs
rsn-in proia anb Isien-im S9wsibe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16
ReFsaattou oeS apoHolii@en
0tNtatorS In Der WoIoau. n

Ser bo9p'fs BHdof uoa @oIopbon i.
p. j., 5ibeIis Debm, Bic babin Wtinoritsn.
orbens'p risfter, f9reibt benz Domberm
&iebtnser In Spspsr, frlbsr &sbattear bss
yPilssrsA u. u. SOIseubes:
Bon Settle Der Bsb5rbsn unb Der BE.
u~Slteruns obns llntsri9tsb fanb i'd aIIent'
balben has freanbIi9ffe gntsesentommen,
wie Id ioI4es aud auf meiner Ietten 9t'
ftations' unb Gtrmunssreiie In 9ui&, &a'
~butanina. Prdiefi unb Yastani srfabren
babe. Dabei iebnte i@ mid nur mad Ssit
unb @elsssnbeit, btliSen grwartunssn tins
mer msbr 81 eatipre4en. ]A srt.
Bon anbersr Ssits absr, pon psI@sr Id
ss am wsnisitsn usrmutbet bate, tratsn
mir NIT Der 3eit 10 uisIe S9wiaiSteiten
unb 6inberuiGe entsessu, bab i'd mad psr'
sebIi9sm Bemiben bttieIben aus3usIei9sn
MID psranIaBt iab, bel Der s. COngr. de
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16
Gin ,numterer WariHempater.

Sn Baris psriammelte i6 am IS. Or
tober G6enos Dor Dem GioIier Der Wariten
in Der &ue be 8ausirarb cine 3iemli9 be.
trddtli4e S4aar meiit iunser 2suts, bic
o~ffsnbar benz 8ein fart sussipro9sn bats
ten. 8alo srbob I9 Dor Dem Sbor bss
&lpitsrs Elm tpiiitss 8eI9rei. Man fang
ooer brittle pislnsbr Die Warieilaiis uno
= oas betannte &ir9ssIisS /: n8omm bsi.
Tiger Self. SaspiIten b0rts mon Der.
uinidursen unb Sro9unsen ssssn bic
9atrss ausitoBen. Ser plfe 2drm oau.
erte Elm sraums Wslle, aber Elm Yoli3ei=
beamter lisb iid ni6t bIidsn. Subinsesen
6fnsts f4 pIOblid bic RlofsrpfOrte. uno
~bsrdustrat allen unb u~nbspafnet Der P.
@raur. gr siEs Bis bi6t Dor Die &si6e
Der S&rsier unb rief nit lautsr Stimme :
/, Sbr istb SsisIinss! Was ,polt ibr bier 2"
Bel Der unerpartetsn anr.bs o~sritumHts
pI6sli6 ba8 Bsi6rsi, uno bic 8oranites
benoen pi6en bsI6dmt sinis. S4ritte 3us
rid. Nur ginsr bon linen mar nod 8erE
lauf Ginger Minutsn ted ssnue, por3utre=
ten uno Dem 9ater 5u3urufsn:
,Wo mari ou i'm ltBten Srle9ey" Sen
tibusn Singing fsit anblitsuo, antportete
Der 8atsr rubig: sd tpsilte als Sslb.
geiIli6er BEL Noros armee; aber roe uarlt
6u?" gs par tpirtli6 f6Flia, oas pers
bldffte geTi6t beg ,5sloen" gu isben,
Dime cine anipOrt 5u 9eben, SO9 er F4
ihlsunisit in bic IsBte @:fsdtslinie suriid.
Ser 9ater aber sine lunsIam S9rittes
uro unbsbeilistI in's Sloiter Surid. au6
Dor benz GopuSinertlOits r in Der Gue be Ia
Sante fam ss gu dtnli6en t%piIisn Stsnen.
0tsr fam Der Iicbe 966sI ahsr idle4t on.
Sic Gapu;iner pobnsn ndmli9 innitten
zines 9terteIs, bus bauptIdalin 0 ars
bsitsrn bspobnt lit, bic in Der erbbten
Wsbr;abl Die 9atres 6o9i6dbsn. &aum
bottsn bieie oas Sei9rei eeb6rt, als lie au6
i6cu in bsQsn 6aufsn bsrbeitrOmtsn. Sis
S6rsisr bisltsn ss ansei9ts beiisn fir
bas Bette. i4lsunisIt Ssrisnsslo 81 seben.
sic ieben aber aus aue0em, pis bod Die
grrssuns ssitiessn if. Gs brandt gar
fsin @unbsr su nebmen, ,uenr ts in ben
nd6iten Sagerl 3u e~rnitsrn gcsnen fomut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16
st@tuns tbr &atboItten!
9ie Stimms oes berR. Bins TX.

Sn uniern Easen i9sint bic goriebunl
Der tatboliiden 8refie cine ~bsionbsrs Waii
fon seseben 81 baben. 9ln tbr 1T es, BIZ
grunbidse Der Orbnuns unb bss @Iau'
bsns bort, mo bieielbsn berri5en, su bswab'
zen unb fe ba gu psrbreiten, no 9ottlo'
Fstsit unb cine falte @Iei99iItistsit bic,
felben IN @srseT enbeit seratben lieBen. -
Etus TX. in etnem S3rei5en pou 1851.
Wtr erfu9en gle ~inftdnbisif allen bsnsl
NIT eirem suten @illen unb eurer SUM
beisuftebeu, bic nit @eit bssabt unb mi
~ssuisenber GenntniB ~ausseriitst, ii9 at
Bic Grbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder uub 3ettun'
gen CUR Sertbeibisuns unb 8erbreituns be,
tatbOlii9eH 2ebre usr6ifentliden. - @ncp:
eIica 8ius TX.
Sic Stimme Sens XIII.
Luceat lux vestra coram hominibus, ut videant
Opera vestra bona. Et Dominus vos benedicat
(9aiiet susr 2i9t Ieubtsu Dor ben Wen
I9eu, bamit fe euere suten Werte iebeu.
Elub Der 9err ssbe eu9 basu Seinen Se'
seuD
SEQ XIII. an has tn Yarma erideinenSt
Slatt Luce" Geu6te), gnfans 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16

pom geridterfattsr bss STANDARD" auf
etwa 100000 seiddst. Durunter fnb
sere6net eipa 100, 600 Ssnisr In gnsIanb
unb S,lanb, 40, 600 &ibbonmsu, $4,000
Woap Wasuirss in SrIanb, unO %, 900
9ibernier ausi8Iisslid in England. Oie
Stdsuns i9eint bar9aus ni9t gu bod
9esrifen, wenu man bic eisentbimli1e
Neisuns Der SrIdnbsr 81 bsrartisen fccias
len Bilbunsen bebentt. 2drser als BET
allen a5risen artern bate fiji bic Stam
messemeini9aft BEL ben ReIten, ais Glan
tn ben i4ottii9eu 5o9Ianben, ais Sept
bet ben Sren erbaIten. grff Der ssualt
Jane ginsriff ser britii6en &ssierunS ser.
forte bic Stammssusrbinbunseu; in ben
9ebsimbinben bat i6 inbeB Der SoItsia:
ftinct einen grfat fur bic s~eruubten sinbeis
mii6sn @inri6tunsen gu i4afeu sewuBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16

ieines glnsefdtss searbsitet bat, iest
i4mabIi9 ~uerleusnsn uab i'm gum Us.
i9ieo bon amerita NIT SuBtritten
resaltren. Wie wirb ber tursi9tise Gris
bic ausen aufreiBen, rpsnn ibm bie polts
bldttIiden Oantss unb Gnertennunesbe'
3eusunsen 3u 9ef9t tommsn!!
(St. b. Wahrhett.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-16
81. g. &. 8
@t6tiser Wroseb.

Sn Der Court pon Geabins, pa, wurbe
Issts Bo9s Elm SAD usrbanbeIt bel wsI'
dem bic Sauptfrase mar, OBJ eth untsr'
idrsibsr gum gaa elmer 8ir4s ss5uunssa
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22

JeCturo.
The Republicans Of that state art
organizing for a vigorous campaign
aud feel confident Of stlctcse In cast
Mr. Hendricks does not receive tn,
Iiutinnatt nomination. They hay,
iast .nemihated q ticket which 10 le
Rafued by them as very strong. witt
bis narhe at the head Of the ticket there
- no reasonable doubt Of a Democrat.
ic success IN Indiana, and while tho
Democracy ofthat State will earnestl,
cspousc tho cause of the Cincinnati
nominee, whoever lie may be, it is
reckless folly to assume q Democratic
victory Ms assured in that State with
any Other candidate THAN Mr.. Hen
tii'ichs. There Is no good reason WHY
Mi. Hendricks should not Garry tie
State of New York and BY large
majority. He has been in no way
complicated in the internal disscnsions
OF The party in that State. 1t has been
assumed by some that he gave offence
to Mr. TEden and his friends by de-
cl!nilg to make Il second race for the
Ficc-Prcsidency. Offence from such {,
cause would be SO unreasonable that
1t is unjust to Mr.. rilt,cn and his
friends to assume THAT oftolrce was
taken. His dcclihation to be Il candi-
date had no reference to Mr.. ridden,
but was general to all persons.
II is well known that Mr.. Hendricks
accepted the 81. Louis nomination for
tho second place Oh The ticket with
great reluctance, and solely in defer
cnce to a uiianitrotls demand Of the
Convention that liz Should make that
race FOR the purpose or carrying mdi-
ana for the Democracy. Hc surely is
jnsiii'abie in declining to make Sec
ond race for an office that he did not
desire. His friends, when they re-
)uctantlv advised him to accept that
St. Louis nomination, understood,
whether with on without sufficient
reason, that Il nomination for the first
place OH the ticket iii 1851 was implied
ly pledged TO him il he would take the
second place in 1876. These facts,
which we are going to circniato i'm
m2diatcly, fully explains the position
OF Hendricks as well as thot of the
Indiana delegation. We have come
here with no second choice, and it
would DC useless to propose an Indiana
man for the second place.
1t is but just TO say that the Indiana
men make II plausible case. 1t would
bc asking good deal of Hendricks to
put him again OH the second place,
and he would doubtless absolutely re-
fuse to run with anybody but Sey-
monr, and possibly even with him.
And since Seymour is also declining
with thanks, the Democrats will have
a difficult task in selecting their ticket.
In n day or two their decision will be
known. We hope that wisdom will
guide their deliberations.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22
a Fresh Complication.

nv,
'"' supreme tourt OK lhd'aha has
'n'o"n ooh.pshcsl INTO the Demo-
'i".ic convention NJ Ctnclnnat'' scv-
..a' i'lon','s ago TIC people voted upon
M amendment TO the constitution,
changing tho time of election from
October to November. Tho amend.
thunt TINS ,)cc)nro1 of,o,t,d ond =,
c,,,o,,,o,,oo I,,,,. '>' :"
consequence '''''"n" ceaseo 10 occupy
INC prominent position she has hereto
fore held IN National politics. Tho
Supreme Cout las inst decided nv q
v,to t.,,.r,o 80 ,,.a ~ 49, Wv, Wv ~, ',." ~ :"
,.n,,. >,"vo w., ~ ,"o ',''' 'n' "'l'','o-
>'', 49, ''' "''i'''"' ana th"t Tie
"''rh";. in2*t he h%.d ~ October. This
.nt:Gsiy changes thv seat Of war. As
IHi;rna il si;,.r;.; -. ,,rcva,rv T., ~,
n,,mnrrc,s ,s Saw ,,,r,. p',,,:
l,n,.;,. w. ''"' ''i"o.'-
''' '.,'''! ''''e III Oetoter would
possibly give Garfield 81 walk over in
November, not on!v IN Indiana | ut in
all tie doubtful Statcs. n Wow nf
1,;. c,,.;,,ro,;n, ,1.,,,... w..
,,,o. " ,,>,," "''V'' ''''Ns S,oe" mas
'"'Ne'i >"""e" Doom upward. Ills
'''""'Se!S arc Oh tt,c Yaa ptte Gnu have
already begun persistent hurrah III
lis behalf. An indiana mon ototoa tho
no,;t;nr 40 e,,,o,.. '''' e'|'''S '''o
po" ." 'o'.'"s'
" T." say ~ regard to Indiana /
!,'v ncc"HSc TIE Democratic party
."nn"' 'H'ro 70 take any risks this
WAY. = certainty Is before us If we be-
-" ., Wri'; "A' II Indiana is to be ignor-
=. - ''''n !,"s ',rc'orai vote will certain
:, - % 'i:r I;cp"biican electors.
- t%'t",A!!. hec"usc Mr.. Hendricks
- ~" OH! G'Ha who has ever been
nn,r 80 carr! Indiana aga:nsi tl!c Re
p'oil%'ii%.
Iu IHHSi take into coH"iGyr"ion
''';.. l''oihi'" h%s hUf recently become
HsMoIrliic Statc, !: having been
N;m,iorm!y Republican, since 1893, and
?;S highest and only Dcmocr"tic ma
!1ii;y' or rather plurality. in Il prcSi.
GENITAL year has been but 5,553 ont OF
hv";'i,g pop";;ai!on above four hun
GEeH lhonsand. In 1858 MIR. Hen
nvIcks was o"ica;cd for governor by a
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22
e. r. STOKES.
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
AND
GENERAL B0OKB1NDE2,


HAs moved opposite the city Irat,
IL where he is fully proporcd. NIX
first class workmen, to do iii kinda hf
work in his line. "a
BLANK BOOKS RULED tS ahy pattern
and bound in my style desired.
,, My facilities and long acquain tatce with
Tho busin enable mo to- rhnronteo
satisfaction on orders for Blank Bonls
Railroad Books. and b ooks for the use ri
Cler ks of Court, Sheriff. Probate judges.
Masters in Equity, and. other count, Off.
Glals. Pamphlets, Magazines, Music,
NsewsPGpeis and Perio dicala and all kinds
sonab'o terms md in the best manner Ail
orders promptly attended t..
Il. II. STOKES,
lumbia, S. O.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22

a VERY WICKED GIRL.-A Sacra-
mcnto girl was guilty Of a moan tri"i
the other day, thc relation OF wlirh
will cause the blood of every mother in
the lard to cur(llc with horror. She
tlobed wit her Objectionable lover the
same dhv her mother was cnamcllcd,
END, rs the latter was compelled to re-
main shut np three days or else crack
all over, the couple managed to get
away without pursuit ..-S0n F1unciS-
60 POST.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22
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~ MTER, y. G., NOV. TO; lSII!
MIR. W. u. BAEEErr, Augusta, Ga:
Dear s'ir-lt gives me great pleas
ure to attest to the efficiency OF the
pills received from YOU a few days
ago. They have accomplished every
thing that | desired of them, and I
have given several to my ncighbors.
Please send me two dozen more for
use on my farm. Very respectfully,
III JNO. &. TIsDALE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22

EH;pL'UGn, THE EStiLlsn Rcpulli-
can Nnd Atheist, WHO Objected to take
the Parliamentary oath because he did
not believe a. Gnd or the King, has
been allowed To simply affirm instead
OF sWCHriEW.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22

&1E0t) T0 10000 year, or IS to 800 n div
%on AZ aGOO - ~ IN N your locality. No risk va.
nan the amount stated above. No one eon ,'iP fo,p
yn onnko na money last Any one cand6 the work.
votIng 1!n vn mkc from 81 cts. to 50 an hour BY de-:
eWsr business ss: Noihng like It for money making
stgr str;ctf fEnGrcd before Business pleasant ana
Know tt ~ about the best paying business before
snod sno pw0ic wom III Sena us your address and we viii
1ren. ~ n1n,a u'i part'c9ars and private ternN
ui"Ae rriSr, w Your mind for yoncse Address
Aug l2-t6mXly : ! '3"n" s,"'N ,psqf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22

IHKEE COLLISIONS OK STEAMERS HAVE
taken place It different places in the
list week. It II halter shculd bu made.
to collide with so,ue steam boat MANS
neck, such accidents would not Occur
50 frequently.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22
GREAT DEPRECIATION

fl latest bring the idincs Of donrecati
all leading 1nosa ken,;nn
with the times will offer n entire stock qnoa
lions Ihs opportunity es
rs pieces Calico at ST from cents ~ ~
~ pieces Calico Mt CENTS reduced from9 9ccnts
@ 5Uo pieces Calico ut 81 cents, reduced from 10
Vo pieces Printed Jncones at 8
~ pieces ilque at 8 cents reduced from lOcents.
pieces Ptlue at Is cents reduced fri IN
Cotonade Is
Below their value. ' "~
5o pieces checked Homespuns Factory Prices
Bales Domestic Shrtipgs and Sheetngs
10 pieces Now York Mills ! Slnrings at cents
3oQ dozen 4 ans at 3 cents, 4
rev Handsome Canopy .Paasols at Cost
Hh lessnt Assortment of Dress Goods in All the Designs
boxes Spring Flowers at Half their
10 close put Five dozen Ladies' Untrimmed Hats
Another Lot Glass Ware
AS space does not permit will
Wch have to offer to the trade This
mites fftoo
per cent by giving stock inspection buying elsewhere
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22

Mha1.E DoE CAMERON WAS USING
cvery effort to whoop the boys in for
Grant, his wife was openly expressing
a hope that the third-term would be
defeated, and t!,at her "Uuclc John''
Sherman would be nominated. Both
DTn ..n'. his wife were doomed to dis
apps in.lnrui.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22

SIZE oyERDm lT.-If the Young
woman who sent lis tho poem, "Omr
thoughts are far too sweet for words :"
had stopped with that much, we would
have been too gallant to have disbc-
Hcvcd her, bat when she wrote sixteen
verses of itit'looked as ifthc poor girl
were mistaken. = i&cNbeariUc UeiW1I,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22

BEEcuER SAYS THAT If THE Republi-
xwn candidate is to be defeated his
griei would be greatly assuagcd If
Bavard should be tho man to beat
him.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22

THE DEMOCRATS OF NoKTH Carolina
have rcnominatcd Governor Jarvis,
who was elected four years ago as
Iicutenant-G Governor with Governor
Vancc. Judge Fowlc also ran for the
nomination and the canvass was very
heated and acrimonious. Jarvis was
chosen or the first ballot. A strong
ticket was nominated with him and
North Carolina is preparing for a
huge Democratic majority i'll Novenl-
bcr
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22

THE YOUNG MAN, FAMILIARITY known
rs Goal Oil JOHNNY who became
possessed Of great wealth in the first
days of the petroleum excitement, and
lnvishcd his money in champagne and
riotous living until he become dead
broke, has recently been locked up III
nh Ohio prison for robbing poor
countryman. a fool and his money
arc soon parted.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22

Si.pN:;!>T"SDEHT TIIUMrSoH's ALL
d'c$:'," ID" teachers in Winnshoro was
mnri, admired. The originality Of
his treatment. his STORE Of information
and his graceful and easy delivery AlI
cunIined to make ii one of the most
pleasing intellectual treats that we
have heard in long time.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22

TnE REpuBl.M>Ns SAY THAT Gar.
Aekl3 slip Nsts va very little one."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22
.y.sS ~, e: 49,. II. .-. 49,. - -
COR. CONGRESS- s. WHITAKER SITS

Where wo shall havo the largest
and finest Musical Warerooms in
the entiie South. Before We go,
we must, to savo heavy expense
and labor Of removal, close out. our
ontire stock Of piaiios and Organs
now oil hand and to arrive prior to
July l. To do this wu shall inau:
gurute forthwith q
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22

SENATOR VANCE WAS MARRIED LAST
week in Louisville, Kentucky, to Il
Mrs. Martin, II widow lady, who is
described as petite brunette with
very attractive features and manners.
The Senator looked lis best on the
OCCASION and captivatcd the reporters.
Long life and happiness to Senator
Zcb and his bride.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-22

oAhN1cGA II. -.
T.. MOR4NO> DE MORA SHERRY
WINE.
f. MOLIN1ER PORT WINE:
G. II: MUMM g. CO.'S RHEIMS
CHAMPAGNE.
GENUINE hEl1SE WiNE.
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HsONE EsThC LHdeUOEsS:
SARATOGA PURE RYE Wills
KEY.
NATHAN'S 1868 CABINET RYE
WIlISKEY.
STRAUSS IMPERIAL RYE WHIS-
KEY.
kEESE'S GOWN" RYE WHISKEY.
STONE MOUNTAIN RYE AND
ROCK WHISKEY.
CELEBRATED. PEEIFFER E. RYE
WHISKEY.
KENTUCKY BOURBON WHIS-
KEY:
PLANTATION RYE WIIiSKEY:
VIRGINIA APPLE AND PEACH
BRANDIES.
NORTH CAROLINA SWEET MASH
CORN WIlISKEY:
PLANTATION CORN WHIsKEYs.
BLACKBERRY BRANDY:
GINGER BRANDY.
NEW ENGLAND RUM.
FRENCHES BOSTON" GIN.
VERY FINE OLD CLARET WINE.
HHeBSR e RI a aD ~ WINES.
! KEG DRY SCUpPEKNONG WINE:
KEG SWEET SCUPpERNONG
WINE:
| KEG SWEET CATAWDA WINE.
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M q G4'a' h4a>. ! %EEs%:
-: -.
BERGER IL lLNGEL's; CELBBfAT-
ED LAGER BEER ON DkAUCHT
AND BOTTLED:
BASS g. CO.'S IMfORTED ALE.
PURE CRAB APPLE CIDER.
PURE NATURAL APpOLONA-
Ri!9 WATER.
-: :----
GEsa-sGS,5 4A-Sab ,H4DEB.AdtG;db.
---:O:---
RIIAPSODY--A STRICTLY TEN
CENT CIGAR:
THE PRIME MINISTER CIGARS
FOR 70 CENTS:
TIE PUCK CIGARS FOR 25
CENTS.
THE CORONET CIGARS FOR 25
CENTS.
TIE SONORA CIGAR-3 FOR 25
CENTS.
TIE SMASIIER CIGAR-5 FOR %
CENTS:
TIE LIGHTNING CIGARS FOR
(
THE MONARCH OF THE SOUTH
ClGAR-5 FOR % CENTS.
THE MASTER STROKE CIGARS
FOR rs CENTS.
THE AMERICAN TWINS CIGAR
. FOR 20 CENTS:
THE COSTA RIGA CIGARS FOR
10 CENTS:
TIE ROYAL SEAL CIGAR-1v
FOR 25 CENTS;
TIE ROSE AND LILY CfGhR-1O
POR 25 CENTS.
THE HAVANA CHAROOTS-5
CENTS EACH.
II. w. BLACKWELL'S SMOKING
TOBACCO:
CHEWING rOBACCO-THREE
GRADES.
! -: :--.->--
SDMMRiHs BEVERAGES.
-----. :----
ICE, LEMONS,
/ SODA WATER
TIE BEST MIXED BEVERAGES
OF TIE SEASON SERVED
AT ALL HOERS Or
TIE DAY, TO SUIT TIE MOST
FASTIDIOUS TASTES.
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VERY RESPECTFULLY,
B