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no symptoms OIL backing down by either
aud tins being 90, the result could not be
declared ana oaff'sd into ehec' without
the use OF iorce. Grant stood ready 10
use 'he requisite icrce TO scat the man who
s"ou'" We uec'"red elected oy the hadica'si
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inc shoulJ nrocsed IN .l.c, p.soI,,i,n.
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the House Committee which we're modified,
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AS USUAL, inc somerset h'Po",'
went OF on the wrong track i"s' "eeN
ano P'oouoeu p" ,o"g a'''c'e " o'e"'e
'ne impression lhat the appointment
:" 'ne eo''o' VI Tue iSih'''oh '0'nNN, /,
Committee. was dome in rather an nm.
nre.eden,od wov and ouotos tho reso.
Tuition adop,ed by the Judicial Com.
mittee 10 prove .its posi,ion Now. if
brother Ruclar had have informed
himself bef,re no flew on ,be belve
he would have discovered that Mr.
" r. Caldvell il already Chairman
of the Judicial Di.,rict and has beep
fnr sometime and that the resolution
be ouo,ed annl;es oplv IN the Judicial
District The Chairman Of the Con.
vressiopal Committee il usually elect.
Ell nv the members of the Committee
Inn, "a ,hov co,ld No, he go,,sn IN.
gether, the appointment was made 10
save trouble and have some one EN-.
powered to call meeting at the prop
er time. Don't tear your shirt until
necessary next time, young man.
Tur,r ;..l.w emnowsr;no t,oup,y
Cou,,s 70 Gran, local charters and do
many o,bsr ,b;0c. now c,,ced an the
Ion;s,.,rra tn roo.on :. nl.;o A.
,ha l.w s,.nS. !, oo.,. from, sio 20 st5|
- nroo,ro . I;,,,o ohar,ar II the coun
~ rour, where.. ,hors !. NO co., in
o,.-ol g ,ho 80 81 !. aono bv
tho Iec;.la,urs II the law we're
changed making such work less ex-
pensiye when done by the courts, and
requiring il in all cases to be done by
them, great deal Of time that costs
$500 per hour, would he saved to the
State.
PRrsrprSrJ sronp,pp JouxsroS
has named Iune the 9th ne the d.v
FIR the assembling of the Fd;,ors in
Convention at Ashland XIV The
programme embraces numerous exrur.
sions bapouets Nc 70 he followed
on the third d.v bv denor,u,a IN
White S,lDb,. S,r;.o. W., ".
ginia. IL Col. Johnston will see that
the meeting is not weighted with
hangers-on and interlopers, and will
carry out his views as privately ex-
pressed to us, the reunion will he one
of great enjoyment and profit.
H., wv N p,.n,,. FL.
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q, ,bo s,o,o horo holJ ponn,I;oan
.nJ % ,ho - g.
a.. G. - $500, e. 60.
three for Sherman, one for Blaine,
two have declared against third
term and twelve failed to instruct
Fifty.fve counties have instructed for
MIR. Bradley as delegate from the
State, and il is safe to say that he will
60 to the Chicago Convention and cast
lhe vote OF hen'ucSy as unit Tor
'ran''
To ACCUSE any one of breaking
he commandments comes with ex-
" s'"'s ''' "'"'' ""o
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EMIGRANTs, TAKE NOTICE I
This route is over
200 Miles Shortest TO Texas,
QUICKEST. CHEAPEST AND BEST

Tinc much quicker ani rates lover than by any
other route. II l. also the
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A. v HALA A.. 2. NtNkNitEf.
"ANTTDs
10000 POUNDS OF WOOL !

We will paw the highest market prize iar the
above amount Of Wool irce u huns, tags and aecc
grown Mual
iso-if UALE a NuNNElLEv.
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PULLMAN PALACE CARS

10 Memphis. Iiiilc Rock, Mobile Monigomer,
aud New Orleans.
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KENoALLviLLE, ISDIASA.-The above name,
city Is in Northern Iadiana, situated At the cross
ing Of the Air Line division ofthe l.. :. AN. :
II. Il. AID the Grand Rapids a Indiana Il. r. Ken.
daliville, In business way, "looms' all the time
II is more noted, perhaps As being headquarters l
the manufacturing OF the celebrated meiicines
"Dr. Marshalfs Lung syrup" lor Coughs and
Colds, and "Bromoline," tho Flood and Liver Reg.
ulaior f'r which We are agents. Ifyou have a cold
remember Dr.. Marshalrs Lung syrup, and II your
blood is had, or your liver out Of order, try Bro
moline" Trial hotties ire. Regular size q.
Sold by Chenault A Penny.
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A FAMILY SUPPLY STORE

Il what will Keep, and The ciii1ens oi iOwn, The
iafiner and trader, can ad AZ ny house ANYTHING
ihey need, Al ely retail prieer.
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CANDIDATES.
JUDGE w. n. PRYOR.

~ Frankfort, Is Candidate Cor re-ele,tion 10 ths
District suhieci 10 the action ef the Democracy.
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speaking On subjects Of no Importance
whatever lis views on NIL questions
are we'll maturcd, aud his opinions are
regarded with the highest respect II
all Of the members were rs free from
"blathcrskiting' and rs true to the in.
tcrcsts Of their constituents as our
Representatives it Is safe to say that
the body would have long ago adj
journed with all the important busi.
nosa fronsacfcd
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-24
a RIOT IN MISSISSIPPI,
AtGreenback Candidate for !Sheriff Kills q
Negro Democrat end ls Killed In, RE-
turn-Others Wounded Tho Town lii AN

A AsGreenback Candidate for 6heritf kills a
Negro Democrat, snd' ls Killed In. Re-
turn-Others Wounded--Tho Town liz All
UprOar. Tr,
MEMPHIS, August o. From 'passen.
gers who arrived to-day the following
particulars have been gained ,ofNa riot
which occurred Yesterday ut Coffoe-
vile, Miss: a special election is to be
held on next Tuesday to fill 4 vacancy
in the shcritl's office, on which there was
a contest at the last general election,
The Democrats and Greenbackers
have each y ticket ip>the field. Boil,
parties held ratification meeting at
Cohecvillc on Saturday, and each rails
Gd a.pole... The Democrats had brass
band from Grenada, and after the polo
raising tnarched through .tle streets.
While passing y cornef i difficulty oc-
CURED between negro named Spear-
man, who was in the Dehiocratic pro.
cession, mud \. " Pcarspn, tho G Grecn-
back candidate for sheriff, which re-
suited IN Penrsoh's shooting Spcarman,
killing him instpntly. This" wns the
signal for general melee and a vol.ey
OF shots was opened OH Pearson, who
received three wounds, from tic effects
OF which he died last night. Two of
Pcarson's friends, Kelly md Rcqlitks,
were, e,wouDqed. For Il time perfect
pandomonium rcigncd, tho excitement
running SO high that tho Walthall
Grays, II military company Of Grenada,
Miss. were tclcgraphcl for, but the
order was subsequently countcrihand-
CT. Last night quiet had been re-
stored.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-24

Messrs. Lamar, Rankin & Lamar; Gentlenaep,,
4 melhoer OF my family whom feared bad
use OF Brewers Lung Restorer. His condition
was ynry alarming TO all Of us, and we did
without success, until got him bottle Of vow.
Lung Rcslorcr. 1ie began TO Improve after tie
GFst dose an9 4edore he had taken two bottles
possible, and most cheer ully recommend 1t to
all who have any affections OF tn, lungs. He,
ccsSantly that lg prevented his sleeping OF
night, and what little sleep he got did not re.
fresh I i, MIN IN IN the lcast Had Edt little appetite,
Kcstorer has slept we'll ahdhls appetite is very
much better. haVe never seen anything act
SO promptly and effects cure in so short time.
Wishing you great success and hoping the
4DoYe may influence many to try Brewerk
Lung keslorer where they need amediclne to
conaiQon! lam very respectfully
.-.. MRS. L. j. WILLIAMS,
-,~~o.
sold oy the Druggists OF this county. ! eii'"i0
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-24

IT MUST BE REMEMBERED THAT TIE
meeting in Columbia on the seventh,
of September is not merely ono Of the
appointments IL the list made, ont for
the different counties by the State
Executive Committee. The gathering
at coIumhia nGNt mofdTi is Intended 10
be a grand ratification meeting of the
entire Democracy Of The State. 1t is
expected that all thc counties will hc
f"pf"Scn'cd.' S@htfors BaSyafid, Vance,
Hampton and Butler will bc present
10 address the people. The meeting
is intended to be thc opcming Of tho
most import;?il Political campaaisii
ever imu.uratcd in Sou1h Carolina
Fhc Democracy should unite to make
it tho M 8 successful.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-24

IltE house and lot now occupied by
i W. II, Kerr, Esq. The lot has a
'front.' on yanderhorst st. Of 1T feet, and
doPth af2l3 feet. Tho house is new, in
"'e'llSnt repair, and on the premises are
= sooa weit and all necessary outbuild.
inHs Possession given January /, 1881
Terms moderate. Apply to
JNO. s. REYNOLDS
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whom It can bo said that throl olgh our
differences and chickering's we liaye re-
manded ourselves and. perhaps our
ellildren's children to the lllth Of aadi-
cal rule.
} Very truly, your ,obctllent servant,
& JOHNSON HAGOOD, d.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-24

GEl:ERAL WEAVER, TIE Grccnback-
cr, prc'cndS to be confident Of carry
ing Arkansas. lie says the people
thcrc arc tired of the old parties, tlt6t
they want relief from tho bondage of
tho bloatcd bondhoIdcrs, tl,ilt the
Democratic party III that State are
split in two already. etc, etc: This is
very much the kind of talk. we heard
about Alabamn- whcrc thc Green
hackcrs PROMISED to do wonderful
things, and where the Domocf ats car
ric'l the day by majority quite large
enough for practical purposes.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-24

-; axANINEyTLs, Co.. Aug, %, 1879. ;;
pr !! C:MOFSEfT-Deay Sir-I &knnot re-,
lrGin longer from rendering to you my graterui
have giyon TO the baby world in Your 1"Teetiii.
ma" For several ndntlfs pnst aa1e Beon Rfy-
iEg u o6e 10 our now teeting, ana With
0tne5 :e gee ones are dropping and dying philc
our aute aarling is fat and cheerful. recommend
1t to all With whom come in contact. :, :,
Yours very truly,
A Il SNROlID
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-24

MACON, GA, july I, 1870,
have used Shoonfeld's stock Feed on my
sarsea toe to or Who the
have taken $25, and after treating him with {Ifd
stock Feed for two weeks, l consider him worth
$t50. My wife has tried 1t, ico. on her chickens.
which welc dying rapidly with cholera, and shS
did dot lose one after giving the first dose,
Yours truly, ,ntAS,..
j. II, PORTBA
Proprietor Livery Stable. 81
Sold by all Druggists lii this county. . .'2's!,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-24
For CORONER,

Tho friends Of Mr.. II. YONGUE MILL.
lNE respectfully nominate him for Coro.:
net OF Fairfield County subject to tho
result tho Democratic primary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-24

THE LITTLE Mlijr1cINE cHEsT-N1ay Annlo
Liver Pills are the most reliable in the world:
ana entirely vegetable. Price Is cents for Iargd
poves Sold by all Druggists in this counts.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-24
OVER ONE-HAfF

q the male portion of the American pbeopiSy h
yeors ol age suffer more or less with diseases 81
Sno Kdineys me end bladder: There are various
SnusGa lor thls put lover work IL the chief cause
calcuiated to inyIgorate and restore healthy
1Hne ' 70 these organs ag 4 ankin's Compound
taken occasionally Will gFdat1 ~sJenefit III
thGSe Hi9Sy VINO arc aictod with any disease OF tile
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar.
I,s9g n,ra9gEystS, Atlanta, and for sale Fl ali Drug
glsts In thls county. =,
ANTIoolEHRouR Co., Ga, July 4, 1870.
- am one or the uhtoftunato sufferers from
9nd 9ilt speedier relief IRON RanEin's Buchu aid
tnnp Jumper Ihan anything have ever tried. es-
tGen u 80 highly were There but one bottle in
amount amount for It. recommend It above hi other
similar preparations. EFT. WiNm
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-24

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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-24

,-..Wou'd YOU care 70 have word of
advice worth great deal? Mover
tamper with your baby's health by
usi'g opiatcs and other dangerous ar
uc!cs to quiet its stoDacE troubles,
cfc., but use DR.. Bulls BABY Syrur
instead. Price 25 cents,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-31
OVER THERE
WHERE THE DISsENT!oNS ARE MANY.
Continuation Of the State Triak-littIe
Interest Manifested-Ihe Bloody
Boets-Ths Porte Wants Peace
Destructive Floods.
GENERAL FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE

The opening Of the State trials was
somewhat delayed yesterday by the
tardiness OF one Of the jurymen. The
Attorney General for the Crown con.
tinued his argument. He dealt with
the speeches OF Dillon. Sullivan AMI
others, and declared that the trsversers
had conspired together to inaugurate
Red Republicanism and Communism.
He read extracts from about eighty Of
the traversers' speeches, in which they
had advised the people TO withhold
their rent, and he dwelt with much
force on the point that the traversers
had given prominence to the statement
that il $1,000 persons were enrolled in
the Land League, no army could enforce
land laws.
The Beers attacked a fort near Pot.
chefestrom on the Goth inst, but were
repulsed with loss, and now they have
decided to starve out the garrison OF 200
men.
Amsterdam dispatches state that the
dykes have been broken and IS villages
are flooded. The damage is immense
and a great Zeal Of the suffering has
been caused by the unexpected loss Of
homes.
The Porte is trying TO gain the con.
sent OF the Powers to new confer
ence on the Greek question, in which
Turkey and Greece shall participate. 1t
it stated that this is the only way TO
avert war between Turkey and Greece.
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CHRIsTIANCY SCANDAL.
The Principal witness Again Arrested

The Principal Witness Again Arrested
NEw YoRE, December 30-The ex
animation of Giro in the Christiancy
divorce case was concluded yesterday.
Although none Of the counsel would
give any Information regarding Giro's
testimony, it was understood that he
admitted having been criminally inti-
mate with Mrs. Christiancy in Wash
ington. Giro's deposition will be tor
warded to the U S. Circuit Court for the
District OF Columbia, and will probably
be made public at the trial which it is
expected will he reached in about q
month. Mrs. Christiancy attended the
examination an occasionally suggested
questions to the counsel. She dld not
speak to Giro and treated his
testimony in the main with indifference.
Giro was only examined by counsel for
plaintiff. Mr.. Oliver, Mrs. Christancy's
counsel. did not crossexamlne him.
Thi, morning Giro was sgtin arrested
This time on complaint oi James ii.
Veniere, ot Mamsroncck, who charges
Giro with having attempted subordlna-
ton OF perjury Neniere alleges that
Gro offered him S25 To testify against
Charles l.. Blood, Venlere's partner,
who has been working III tho interests
of Mrs. Christiancy. Giro MAS taken
before Justice So.on b. Smith, who
placed him under $500 bail. Giro waved
examination, promptly furnished bail
and was released. In speaking of this
case Mr.. Lock wood. counsel for Giro,
characterze Il the arrest as great out
rage calculated to interfere with Giro's
examination
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ZERO ZEPHYRS
WAITED FROM ALL PORTIONS OF THE
COUNTRY.
Effects Of the Cold Wavs-Dstroit Mis-.
hsp,-Suicides, Murders, Railroad
Accidents and Other Crimes
and Calamites.
GENERAL NEWS OF THE PAST DAY.

The cod wave seems to have ex-
tended over the whole country. Re
ports from the North and West state
that the weather has been exceptionally
cold. In the East the cold weather and
snow storms have caused general sus-
pension OF business, some OF the rail-
roads being unable to run their trains.
In the South they have never before ex'
perienced such cold snap. 1t is feared
down there that the orange crop has
been injured in some places.
A young man named Wright was
found dead in bed at Detroit yesterday,
he having committed suicide By taking
lsudanum. He was in love with lady
who refused to marry him, and that is
the supposed cause Of the rash act be-
ing committed.
The examination of Giro in the Chris.
tiancy divorce case, at New York, has
been concluded. Giro was again ar
rested, charged with subordination OF
perjury.
. Mrs. FNken. OF Hoboken, Pa, was
found dead in her room with rope tied
around her neck. Her husband and a
servant girl were arrested on suspicion.
The family have always held a high
position in society, they being very
wealthy.
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A 4trike probable

LoSDoS, December 31.-Ata meeting
of the Bolton cotton masters, last night,
i, was unanimously decided TO rejec, any
demand ci the operatives for an sGvaocc
OF wages. as manr o. the masters are
working a. positive loss. tn. opera.
,iyes viii give notice for an advance
to-day.
nsusicient Acoc m m odstion f,r SCI Tiers.
DrBuS, December 3o.-Ih- harrsrks
accommodation in this cOrn.ry IS in-n.-
ficiept Tor the increased lumber ~ sol.
dier.. and the temporary barracks will
therefore he fitted up at Esihkrai, conn.
ty Limerick, snd Enn.siy non, county
Clare, for detschmenis Oi infantry, rach
comprising TWO officers and fifty men,.
Another detachment will be ne sent -
Longshire, county Galway, rs soon a.
quarters have been provided.
Boyco,urs slin Con;inus,.
LONDON, December 30.-Fresh cases
oil Boycotting, are continually reported
from ireland A large meeting VA
held at Crauah well, County Galway,
last night, 10 protest against the state
prosecutions The Right Hon. Joseph
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TEE STATE TRIALS.


Continuation OF the Attorney Generals
Argument-But Lit'le Interest Mani.
fested.
DunlIS. December 50 The proceed.
ncs in the State trials continue TO ex'
cite but little interest. The traversers
strageled into court this morning, Par.
nell arriving quite an hour late. Alter
the opening, the proceedings were de.
layed nearly half an hour by the want OF
punctuality on the part oi Jnryman.
Justice Fitzgerald informed him he
would be fined sl00 il the cfrnse was
again committed.
The Attorney General continued his
speech. lie deal. with the speech.
rs of Dillon, Biggar, Sullivan and
Brennan, advising the people
70 pay on Grliith's valuation, and de.
clared that the traversers had conspired
together to inaugura,e Red Republican,
ism and Communism.
Mr.. Law completed the railing OF
seventy seven extracts from the speeches
oi the trayersers, showing that they all
coun.elled the people to Withhold rent.
He then quoted the judgment OF Chief
Justice C0ckburn to the effect that a
conspiracy was the act OF two or more
persons, combining to injure a third
party, and that it was not necessary
that tho acts be done to bc criminal.
A mere combination to effect a
civil injury would come sfthiaJaw. He
wished to read the opinion OF Daniel
O'Connell on the proposed strike Of
farmers against a rent rail-. but this was
not allowed by the Court. Law pro-
ceeded to explain the punishments
which traversers advocated for those
who took the evicted farms, and de.
clared that one of the traversers had
been continued at his post rs paid agent
OF the land league after having held per-
sons up by name to popular execration
and murder. lie dweit with much ef.
ect on the point that traversers had
given prominence to the statement that
il 10000 persons were enrolled in the
land league, no army could enforce the
land laws. Laws speech was not con-
cluded when the court rose.
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ST. LOUIS.
Charged with Murder-Victoris Deed.

Charged with Murder-VIctoris Deed.
ST. LOUIS, December 3o.-A warrant
has b .en issued charging Miss Mary
Grover, the young lady who placed her
baby on \ vacant lot last Sunday night,
wher. it froze 10 death, with murder in
The frs, degree The warrant has no,
been served yet, Miss Grover being still
confined to bed hy sickness, hu. 1t will
be as soon as she is we'll enough 10 De
moved.
Maj. J. l.. Mahan, Of the Indian De.
partment. arrived here from the Colo
r,do River Indian Agency. en- route {"
Washington. He says there is no doubt
Of the death Of Victoria. the Apache
chief. Major Mahan saw the famous
warriors wife at san Ca'los. and she was
in moarnin. and had cut cf her hair, q
sure sign that her husband is deal.
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BTEUB EN WILLIE
Funersl-Too Much Msrried-Fingers
Minus,


SryuBESvILLE, December 30.--The
funeral oi Judge Warner took place at
two O'Clock this afternoon from his late
residence on North Third street, Rev.
K. W. Grange officiating. The pail
bearers We're W. X Peters, Z. b. Duty,
John McCracken. John A. Collier, W.
II. Walden, John i. Means, Geo. W.
McCook aud W. II. Wallace.
Wa learn from responsible parties at
Mt. Pleasant Of shooting scrape which
occurred there on sunday morning, 1t
seems, according to the common report,
that one Bowers, u blacksmith IN tnat
town, has wife near st. Ciairsvllle,
but for year past has been living
with another woman in Mt. Pleas
ant and on Christmas night he ignored
both women and took upa third one
and married her. The next morning
wife No. . app Jared before her recreant I
lord, and joobinc pistol tight against
bis breast, would have shot him, hat he
caught the weapon and prevented lis
discharge, thereby saving his Ii IL. The
woman was reported to have been ar
rested, but We have learned no pait!cu'
lars.
James Xix, a machine hand at
Pearce's furniture factory, thi. alter:
noon had his thumb and fere finger OF
the right hand sawed off short by buzz
saw at which he was working.