davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-04-19
Helping tho r,car to Hear.

Or. O, II. Tholnns, OF Philadelphia, has boon
I1akinX study Ut tho soyerll devices fur h0lp-
Ing tho deAf 10 hvar. All of them, he aMys, tle-
peild for thaIr netiun upnn tho principle OF
acoustics that so'a |!bf7te In unison with tho
thos1 l,lsirlnts ihe vibrations lro ot sniiicaont
frro tn le nllt!tble when conveyed to tho inter-
nal eur through tho mv.llnt, Or tho tevth aud
crlnIni bones, independently Ut tho Gnnury
channel qr hearink. lle Btys that u smplo und
cxcelte,,t INSTRUMENT fur tho PURPOSE '.uonsista
simply !,f II rxl af nar.l w'Nkl n!n'ut two foot
long ind lttlstar OF III Inch thick. one oIid Of
which il placed ,lxli,lst tho tretA uF tho speak, Il,
tho olIer rustg i.cwye,t nr aS'.it,st tho tcoh Ot
lntra Ii, i natural to Uf v0icu tho yiNal vibn.
t1ns wlh 10 transmitted IN great volume through
tho tcuh RIll &hetice to tho uars of the duff pet-
whom placed against thu foruhea1 or 'other pt,s-
ttons 1T lho skull 0t tl0 6lrcr. 1t will aiso gu-
tvy perfectly ut!.taG!o speech fson1 &ie skull Of
Uue ~ that u thu othcr, ur Auch R,uflus may 10
conveyed by sllnp'y bringing the heelAs them
selsos tu oontaet. Again. Instead Of the speaker
, 1880-04-19

cccdetl In starting tho cnginc, md hcnvcd ahead
helm, and rs 1t was gnng e.rntaht into small
t.cni, The atan rata,' TINT my ncar, tho c1.
Ssncnt that rcEns e sr ~; ry b. Max
.wl,nt to d.. 4 nnMlher Of rnw.htHtts wcro o.,
hnn by orders, wlltt for VIC arc nut hfnr1nc.l-
possibly tu pi,,.t ,,p tho tsrhA l,ulcA nfttr tho MI
tIcirtsca explosion, Al The. Inst moment tl,esc
inuts wnre ,ibn!tt 10 be- uFtsl tu tnw tito umo
Farn nItt Of tho rtN,!, when, ly t,llr 0f tt-p
tlnsllcs uf genius tlat rnrtly blcRs tho Ro,ts IT
men. H. rciirre! to Kono t,,,G M onr! to reycrso
tho engines. 1t was dnnr. n.,tl tho uran rnrA
was v maSlTo ,,ls Eo Gnsor ' n q d.
chnrKnE wildly nt1nut our aMtot bny, s,innlnK
lnw1, vessels, sinking islands, mud clearing
errc.i. Trunks II That gigantic lntclect. W.
hnl,r tho Government will i1nste tn lcstOw upon
this pprRnn Hunip 9f tnss hnttnra which shC lIns
lutcly been scattering about hcrsct with slch
nn open h4td.
, 1880-04-19
NEW PATENTS.

Special Dtpaieh 10 7ns Chtsapo Tribune
WASt,fS fSt,TOy H. O. AprlI 1B-FuIIn,yinu IA n
liat OF puteuts Issued to Northwestern, Inventors
,i,,i,r Tin ,,nst ,voct, .a roror+n, ~, ;. r.
nt'Nts 'uo p"st "ceA' ~ iepo1eeu Wy 1A' H.
Esans Co'
lI+ltSulss
.. Armstrong, Chtcn9D, llaIt. forging machine.
]. ", ls0Wen, JAckauntllfe. swl1lg.
4. +, Nuren FentUlI, Quincy. sllnnk for bouts
md shoes.
y. 4. Curs', Charleston. doslco Tor splicing
II 7. t.,,uhu,r rr,,nr,rac, ,vtnd,n,u
i. Daviy. Jr.. nw itNK. fuininr f,,r nmltvntors.
Il. ii. Fny, Murrist,ll brcccl1- lUa,ll,,K iire.nrn
j. }tuKAn, Elllfttnl. brtAllt,lat seEcr.
n. 1gnks. WoUl1t!rn, photograph b,lrHtshcr.
~ LIVINGSTON. quincy, tlri1ft-bf fur vehicles.
+. Y. Ntlat'ii. Anll1ie, pAfrel'sprtnY.
y. NeWt0it' hter!!ll4, hi!rNW.
r. NGWtof,. Soothing, sprung lMr Tor vehicles.
rntves, Cnl.!aHo. "ater-Nauke.
J.: -. bhhiuell, Eilsthh, uoFlco Tor unlDAutnK
Sn;l ,lumpInE waxons.
80 -. v " oh'a"'o'o y Ain'o"' St*'estot1' naanc-
8. spa,,,ltug. Chicago, manufacture Of saw-
, 1880-04-19

CHIOA00. April lG.-An Itom appears In THE
TWlAuxR OF t0.dAy stating TINT had hoon ar-
rested fur refusing to tlcltvcr some hooks
claimed by one I3nrth on u mortgage; that OF,
trlal ulailIetl tho 1ooks rs my avn and wns
discharged. illus,ll,lol ~ tho matter bus
passcA ihtn print would llko tho trio laets To
Ippenr.. ! uecllte.! tn Eiye up tho Ghks 70.
tho protcntlod tMnrtrnge to bo u fraud, ul,l thnt
no sun whatever wsls duo thoruun; that tho
.llla ltarsk hat! no interest tn tho transaction;
that hu VIVA put f0rwnrI therpln by uno T. +.
Culv, Whl@0 numu Will lso recognized by many ~
occurring In yrlDlls tlnMaIOlnl transactions dur.
lug several mouths plst. +. 81. l{A1NEH. i.
, 1880-04-19

Elise EthrtnGcr fled n bl1l for divorce Satur-
dny, chMrging hcr husband, john Etiringcr, with
ndultcry an.l dcscrtion.
AMI Carl +. c. Ekstrom claimed to be entitled
to tho Same relief OIL account nf tho dcacrtion
nnd hnhI.unl drunkenness Ut his wlfc, 1icleila
X. Il. Ekstrntn.
Jmtsgs Iulcy sntur,lay granted .lccrce OF d.
vorca 10 Eta Qnks from JAcob Outs on tho
ground of cruelty.
, 1880-04-19

IT. s.hr1H. April H.-EIt.uIs..NemlnAl.
tiGAIS--Wheat vaEy uNaottled und ioweri No. .
tnt sils3fyl,tN cnah, sAGalugE9i.W A1ay; 3lDl1{ds
l.h}&. cluaiI,R IT tlU5 Junai .es! closing ut
NKe 1uSI M. do. 9iIc midi M. do, slipl Corn
1Dweri tA41x1lu cash. :rss{o April; yi}fa.2ko Aayt
sg4xJtMu IunG; EfNo July. OaA 1owur; a9ko lid
!nsn. an MnYs te4sU5xu JuMo. llys dull ut ttIo bid.
HMrlDy unchanged.
WHiNKf-uulut ut 3t1L
l.EAn-Lutt NJ 51{a.
N1TrE1t- --uMcnilxnu.
EGHA- -llIirEnKplt.
iHoviainSa-l'orka anllt 40. 70 cash md Jnne. my
salt st,a fngr ut Et74 a.i CUrll bncftfl
$Hit1 ''.''- "
IiEcEtIrs- 60oo brla. uheat, 2J,m tu, cora
htsiM WI mr., Han ~; rye n1l1ui hurley 34N bu.
GuN bu, oas, nunoi rye. a,up b1, basluy. 1UU Iu.
, 1880-04-19

InDaE DHuMMOND-In chambers.
june f}I.NDuE1T-Thp 0rcnncbu,lIn caBe.
APPELLATE COMMUNICATIONS.
JunaI tsAltY-rs, Dts, uS7. o6s, O6o, 90, and
07d to 1,011, inclusive. M gnso Oh trIul.
JunHE EJAMEsoS-Coutcstctl motions.
JtpUE NC1E1H-Set clsU 1ul, Mccarthy vi.
FLO, 4sd, and u, aSi. No. =, IT, shcpnrtl H. City,
on trial. .
JuINIE MOlaAN-137, 1G8, 100, 17H It'll to 1DO In
elusive, except LII, LID, ntid l. Nj case on trIul.
.1ul,GE TULEY-EO.lteAtet motions.
JUDGE ltAWSliM-tOntestcd motions.
JulNlE LtjOMIs-CuHleInnitfon c,Iscs term
Nos: HH, IT. t1 ,0is, l.O7s, .0sa ,05l, ,0s
l,QSj, AQd l,0ai, ".
, 1880-04-19
LIVE STOCK.


0Arflk-faF tho sec0nh w0ak In April tho 70.
eo!ptA wcTu unpraGedenttAy 'aFgs They were moro
taa Al1n aH excess VI tho nuAt0F EsceIved during
the corresponding week laat ysar, knd somu GHu In
exca1a Ut tAa previous Eyak. ad the arrivals kppn
MoFs 1rcnly aatrbuLed through tIB wppk thu shrink.
aye In vuluss would toubt have hesu lass 2Qvsrs
but With nHariy huff tho sntlre supply thrown upon
The lpaEk0t dnflDx Aunlay ana Tuesday ptices broke
badly. Ths alafkuI clntlnued dull and dtoopLnx ~
the nnssh whea shipping 9ra49s shuwvd ~ Alxrsxa4s
, 1880-04-19

1.nt1SvitIE. April MISUNDERSTANDING
FfMUN-Dall ind unchanged.
GNAlN-WheHt dull a. tLIA iosn quiott No. 2
whtu. TO, do m!xod. I'D AlNc, oats quiet hut
pua,yt NJ. Wh!ta. 57u; do nx9t. TIC. ltye steady
Nv. I, Hktsxh.
ttAy-Quot at tii0A3!7m
l'AotlsluSS-l'nTk dull at t11M Lard 4not;
ptiN!0 xlGAl+ t1. 3tutk hiaaB ntHA4lYt xnuuf,lpr3
sas,sItt% c..r r. tlatAsss fs4i a aeS
ilMMs .Suxuf.uurad, tLHkstnAL
WMlbkt-ktAauy III &I.ua
, 1880-04-19

1HnfASArotts. April 17.-t,tA1S-Whcat wcnk
So rcd. tl.lt9ltt Corn steady ut asdlacc oatl
stendy nt 1a&lAc.
, 1880-04-19

NEW fonK. Ana, 1;.-ftnttnras continues 1uet
sfna. Cnttun gst0dA nfa In RUna feu,Mnd for cxr,rt
md conversion purposes hut jDbbera are operating
spnrlng'y. sso'band faacy prints In fn'r don.and
n,.t ntlicr ccnea gntet; t'lngtMma doing well. nnd
w1itna nrc moving steadily Ill buck orders, but
, 1880-04-19
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, APRIL H. 1851.

hrn and In fair demand, No. ., 4g.{o. 0a.a dali and
,s l"w,sf{ E ~ %set 70 Hys .tenIy at s,c. ltnrsoy
1'MnFiAtnX*-l'nrk IN fair let,Hnd n. sinnn Lard
n nfn'r ns RksSaHm linlk mnais '!tn!Hr nt Nk
WnlAKy.Quet hnL ttrAdy 1t HUI
HirrHl-l1ncbntlvotl.
1ISREMn UtEr-AteHdy nj Nht
, 1880-04-19

T0hEnc. a., April n-GAAsS-WhsAt steady ut 4
h9el!ne; No. wh!ta Wabash. sIlls No. white
AlIcll:ul s3i aabor AtuhiXal, sl.l5N, Nv. ] rusl,
sp1 NY: Aurll t!ls s1af, sL!ll; June, fLIlt July,
{Na tH steAlyI aah. .uii1 %. aRfe M. spnt aud
whlte :Bcf Mleti1All 1isSu. wv
hkElt-Ltofpt liulbi nIuiIuIuth, $tt3.
1AUbn =
10y, Nv bn. y
, 1880-04-19
KANSAS CITY.


Special Hl1paFfh To TIN thltu0o TRIBUNE.
KAS*As clTy, Mo-, April H.-tlnAtS-Thc Trfts
Current rtpnrts: Whcat-fscecips. nne, h1,lrnohis,
Isis blu; fawGrs unsettled. M. cnsIl, ft,t April,
FLINT M. cnsh. n5jc; Nny. tG1Se Cutn-tiGceipts,
nG tils Nhlpncns. 1X7 hi, frni, No. 4 caal,, 2s4ot
, 1880-04-19

Untloe the ct,stttcat und tho chnapeat cRruets
sewcd carpct- t-ltning suould 10 p|acetl. Usy that
E.irpst- LlninY Company, New York and iiostun.
Boll by All curp1t-Lrnlera.
, 1880-04-19

nrfrAf.o, April 17.-Nn transactions In Rsaln this
mornings quntatinnt no,nlnnlly unchanged.
tAs Al FNEiHftrs-Nhmluali no unauGamcnlsl
consequence, nhacnce nf buntA.
, 1880-04-19

Tho Russian Govornmont hnB delivered to the
Ut Turkish prisoners during tho lust wHr. The
sum to hc Reimbursed aInntlts to $t.10o,0l
Immediate payment ID asked; whence tho
money ID u uotliD t,u DftG knows,
, 1880-04-19
COMMERCIAL.

The imports Of whcut Into Franco have been
quite sinnll recently. md statistical writer's
thlnk they nluat 10 nlaturlnly ncrrnseu. 1t Is
also reported TINT the English country Markots
wcru never beforo 10 baso OF thdtne-gr.iw1,)
wheat ut this time Of tho yenr Us they Arp HOW.
Most Of tho farmers hayu sall all thuIr surplus,
Aul tho native wheat on the IL tt,stly
unit formilnx, the gool having hcen ni used up.
Tho stocks ih f.oll'on, Liverpool, IIui Glasgow,
lclth, al1 Bristol aggregated d,1l., ,(1 bu 1T tho
eloso OF Mhruh. being reduction Ut ;asi per
cont In three months,
Rall fru[ghts wcru quoted stcA,ly at Wctinca-
day's 1ecnu. Nav York rites wero ITO Oh yr1ltn
md ;5a On provisions. Liverpool rites sl.iu on
provisions und h.Me on Hour. Hamburg r.tcs
Tto On provisions. antl GInagow 6sio uu i,uur.
Tho receipts ns wAeAt 1T Che.lXo, Milwaukee,
st. Louis, Toledo, and uutrott, rcEurto,l Sutur-
day, aggregated 1t0,o0U bu, and tho shipments
lUiU0 Gu.
Tilo following was tho prtAluec movement ro-
ported from Now yurk Saturday: lteepIpts--
Flour, 1873 brls; whcAt, lXi,46o b,,; corn Ol,bl0
bu; onts, II go bu; corn.ical. l,;ss pkxs; rye.
6N hu; ma't, stU hu; purk, III bris; boDf, 1,CEU
brls cut niuAts 8 ~; lard, ,l07 tca; whisky,
a7G btl4.
Exposts-For> >twenty-Sour hn.,rs-Four, e, 900
brls; wheat, lSs, ,o bu; eoE, l75 u0 bu; aud outs,
1,UD bu.
Tho following were tho shipments Of proyfs.
lolis fsn'n this r'ty during tho tlmus lamed. The
weights asu gross:
A,;x.<, y: 9y:.;;$ IL sEs:i sE;:5i; 81: sS;;s; !;
Fiji 4: iSIs:.,..."..... .SSs; Es.ss, M m
ti ttis$.' Il sfSSis sS @ !sss !!ss
shHaltsTs liz. ......-isI:s ii ai.HsSG1 Si,aSlsS
Thu ex!n'rts Ut provisions trn,n tho seaboani
during tho week ending April 10, Included TIN
brls pork, h,44t brs beer. III EN lbs lnr, e.
Eislb ln* hog 'nrat. s0. .sta lbs chccse uad ,t.-
, 1880-04-19

George Tracy begun II suit Saturday agatnst
Pntrck r. Tlernau tn rcc0var $1,000.
c. r. tAy, Assigned, commenced a suit for
s, ,s.W nxtinst WflliM!n II. 1tchHrslsur, and au-
oshor for $0,000 nKanat Thnnus RILEY.
, 1880-04-19

osTrdO. Aprtt Northumberland nnmnnlly I'M.
chnnEcas hafti Nh. Minnosotn sptins, tl:a+ Corn
dulli WGstorn nlxod, &C.
, 1880-04-19

CINCINNATI. O., April 1T.--CuTyoS-Quot At il5&c.
ttuUH-)uif family, NastxA<l; fancy, N16e4:A
anAla-WAeat uzneEl NJ, y ssd. SLrsLlA Corn
, 1880-04-19

40. lower thnn thoy were ut any tj,no Of tho
s's. . woa.a nave pmfcnaseu ono snaro IN ,e, enea
s''c, "'' order Mt tho m!nItnum prices; whereas
hive ACCOMPLISHED tho sano th,pg. On I'M
nvornec, comstock shares aro 10 per cent lowor
tt. m' saSs @ were wa', IL 100, .,,, .os, . ~, ,,o
York Etntno R~t, GENERALLY report receipts ot
: s e. M :sss *s5 :ssss s: I rs
~ 's a, BLOCK .:eSe. ~ ., aulr"n1 T., rs
~" '''.,, luz n!s u. - .osu ~ gvns
,nd anc art'c,ea 1pfI" t e"rso the ' t"nennx of
MY H'"tle ait'c's'. VI e"ulse 'no tc'lue"cs vi
all tn's u to felense money employed II, such
specnlI1ton anu to turn 1t Into tue Bcncrnt cir"
rent Ut lonnnbto funds at this centre. The de-
clluu In prices ut tho Stock Exchntlgc during tho
@ .ase 1.-TWO wcsks a.so makes sfeat reduction IN
orr cnn,roied h. stocle T.rrhnnvo snrc,,l"tnrs
nrc nuw Mt ,york m cnso Tho ,pnncv mnrkot-
Tho Governing Committee Ut tho Stock Ex-
c1,an1e has admitted thu fnllowtuu uow accur,-
Wo..o,,., r,,,,,.o, ,,,,,,.;,,,, ~ ,oo ~, -.
first innrtrnan bontle Iii fifi ftl INV m
the list. ~
I'LL t,t M N 81,
completed road frufn baltic Mountuiu TO Austin,
Nov. ,.,.,.
1tCn tCn g. g ~ Coa! ana aIun Eo,no
nnR u eapun S'oeh' III sh4fes oi sloo
Maryland Union coal Company, 10000 cap.
't@' 'SosA Al en13eso es'... =. sioo e'.an'
N,:. NEW ostEANs' r..
Nsw ssoe1tn ansk; $Sm PEE tl9M ss, PREMIUM
-, posros. d,
, 1880-04-19

holding It aa1lnat his tooth, he mny plnce 1t
against tho upper part nf bis chrst, when, upon
ttsnE his voice, tho an,t,ld Will he conveyed rs
elthrr rofgOn"
, 1880-04-19

NEW OnLEASes April H--C1rroH-f1Fmt mid
ding, 1l1kc, low middnR. lito good ordlnury, 1u}ke,
not rocelpts Iii balos, Hr1ss, i.a; oxorta 70 Urcat
llEith!D, a7aat Frnncp. :lI sni1s htl stock 2st7.
hT lNCtS April l7.--EnTruN--stcndy and ntchnng-
ed1 SaleB, di rocetpts HI: ehipn9 hts. d stuck, E
, 1880-04-19
JUDGEMENTS,

EurEt{OR C,,uRT - COSrEsaIOSa - A. II.
stngtte ct Ill. vs. Jnhn Senlrfrr, S51...1.
CIRCUIT CDu,r-JuhOE NunAH-,]oainh u.
JDh,is*n vs. ". II. Smith and slrs. W. II. Smith,
xl41,H,
, 1880-04-19
WEST POINT,

-..--.--. ...>--,.-.
WESn pOlNI.
---
ttcWa Of Correspondents ott tho Rc"
cent Outrage at Tint Institution.
c,,,,,,, .-,r,, :, Ia !, .,,,. ,,,n"t .,,,, ,ho+
Gn1oAuo. Aprh tt.-ls u not "poni tiho taat
norullzcti, or h,lulut,ltnrianlzcti or Chrsttn1l-
zc, or ttep.,tllcan!xct, or erased from tho roll
Of ntnc.ccnth.ccntury inatitationa7 is it not n
nrcfty comment M ING ao'etriEnty OF tho rco-
rt when their hcnci,clnres, openly md 1cillltit
" aet a.o e'.,!m1 n,s.s !hes M sa'a,o aws e"
~. ,,t,, ~ ~ .1,nr,cn ,.,rt, ,ea,, ,ns"
.nS WI, oa 'ao M9s.Inn eov oees .h, ,ors
thu uh,),tton ot color caste. tho ono feature Of
;iln1noIsu which tnn,,c ,,s n mooklnp anT +, l,v.
worrl to tho civilized nnttons Of tho cnrtl: and
now those fcfinws fur whose ctl''cntion we are
y, iitr,. u, inwa ,ri f,,untt,,t,t ~, ,nav
u m.liaiy tho n1ws =, anu Hohh,nuuoh! W. may
wei! tneholo tor hepupllean'sth III mo iuteso
wcll Jrcal tho influence of tho army r. this il
tho school In in which It is nurt,,ree. II tho :
cnt1cts cai, Continue to defeat tho Inv, to ahrp.
Kntu tho Constitution, aud tratnple III tao will Ut
tlle people. hnw o,K wy 1t eo before tho army
II tlluso III command Mt wost Point are SO In
different to their duty ny american eitixens "
Tic caorc.l cairt. it Is tiino they wcro slissse,i
observance Of .lio law, It 10 otlunlly ti,no thoy
wero s,ipplantctl by met ot nerve
ny lart Of ~. ctlncation leg can be of so much
u e.ar as TSsn Tho sfs s
nan knows, e much the wrse for Or tho country
Muuh hotter those young niet ii West Iolut had
over lcarac Tho simplest RYE 3 q M nrlhmst!o
taan acanli0, wMn S4nt!ehpt tnE INC leRa.,y
nal{i,leation VIZ ',e iore loila!iee q tho NJ.
@est poa !" cit s '"t of ert Afean
b1aod from thor nristncrMttc ctrcc.
Our Mexronhnni. evcn whun It violated no
,N,W | TINT It stan,is ID direct conHlot not oil!
ets @ q tno gnitcd statcs Whit shl the w.srii
takes tho nlliileation u these .cts 9,ld under
itA Victim with silent, uavaryinR, persistent mal-
The erownln7 outrage charxed. upon
tho lon9,,drnwn torturs which nopotly denies:
encourage him hc got on r,pidy, hut since tho
hitter won't he hna bud no onc 70 turn to. The
t ne lott ' nj tt hcart." s '''''''' w '@''' WV 'A1
Th%n Ii % n Mt aason @ns t. t & l1s s
birthplace Of hia ancestors, an1 this, too, In this
lun,l If equnlltyl
1t is mt aio,io this Isolated cadet whoeo rights
ripht Of tic American pstlpIe 10 make ana
exre,,to lnws for tho Hovcrnlment Of tl,olr ,own
institutions. ~, Tho object of ths Isolation j. to
IN etotso Of to oolorod a,lics II tic Naton
and tic ,nenns ch.,seu nro ns mem aud cowardy
After siich uu exhibition of tho ani1nus of our
regular nrny Il t ,Il TOR the people to seo that
no at, l',stS, ~, ~ i tht sShool S' b. W.
, 1880-04-19

Avoid Tuinous cosmetics aud usg that whole-
Bo,uo beautlleNQleuu's Sulphur Boap,
, 1880-04-19

WItatiSdToN, N, C.. April l7.-SPiKErs or Tu1s-
rESTlNE-Dull md nominal.
, 1880-04-19


AnteluI III GoHl0n.s NeI3
RAHGfNQ--Mct with \ light demand 1t steady
prices Stocks nrn fuller thhn usual wht'o tho vol
'tmn Of buslnefa 10 ANAL for the time OF year. Wo
QnutG3
, 1880-04-19

Thu ex!urts Ut provisions tru,n tho sr,,boar,l
during tho week ending April 10, Included 7,;,t
brls pork, h4a4 brs btef, lt,s Nv l!,s llr,l, H.
Ehslb los hog 'ntat. III, ,si5 lbs ehccso nnd 0.,-
ii lbs tnlluw.
, 1880-04-19

tftEESE-Nothng spcctalsy new wns developed in
the cheese rlhrkft tire mild ful-trenm goods nre
scarce, and command high prices, H&15c, but shnrp
rnrt skm and inw rrndcs n,pre less under neg-
1ect. nnd continue 10 show wsaknesA We axnn
Q,t1ts:
tMH ttgaW, ak
H$ Eki IL
, 1880-04-19

Chienxo. HuFi1nkton u Quincy Nnflroad.
For Maps, Gulha.tIuok.. TiMe.rabtes, HlcupIrKJlu
;,;a of the c9nsny = GhcaRo C.ts.
n0rthcnst corner 1lundolph and Htntu-At,1 foat "
lntlfnnh-ny., Grlrl Eentsnl Unput cort1r EAna M
ExtegEth.kfs TAIuiUr liHnae, and cQrn0t Canal snS
H1ndisun-St4. ton NHst SfdGi.
, 1880-04-19

Special Dtspaleh to 1ns Chicago Tribune
WAsIItNuT0a,.I. G., April 18,-Folluwiug Is II
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14
PRosPERi1Y IN THE south.
Southern Trade Reports ItSad Through,
49, Northern Spcctacles.

. $50 .i ,, ,-n
Southern Trade Reports Itbad Through,
:,c Northern spectacles.
The New York Herald, after view
ing the: statements of trade in South
ern cities for tho past ycax ,4eiM notic-
ing individual Instances Of prosperity,
concludes as follows: -
1t will not do for Southern mon
after such an official showing to COM
plain Of the poverty, of their region.
The Southern States arc prosporotts.
1t would n9t be extravagant to say
that their people arc on tho whole
more prosperous than those Of most
parts OF the North. Undoubtedly tho
conditions Of living arc easier in the
South than in the North. But The
change for the better. i,l the last four
years is very remarkable. Everywhere
we read OF new. industries starting
into life; manufactures of various
Kinds arc rapidly increasing and givo
employment to increasing numbers 6f
the poor whites, to whom factory life
is distinct advance in. tho scale, Of
prosperity. Z The business of market
gardening for Northern consumption
has been found SO profitable that vego-
table and small-frtlit gardens and orch;
ards arc found in all the States from
Virginia to Louisiana.
It is absurd to charge that region
thus BEAUTIFULLY prosper Gus is lawlcss
or idle. The South produced last year
tho greatest, Cotton crop in its history;
and this years crop will be even great
cr. But, over and above the cottolf, it
is producing multitude Of other
things which were totally unknown III
tho Southern States before the war:
With more healthful political life;
such as would follow from q "divided"
South, this prosperity would be still
moro ranidlT i,,rrhacod,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14
SIIEItIFF'S Sale.

pY virtue Of an execution to me di-
- rected; will offer for salo, before
the COURTHOUSE door in, Winnsboro, on
the first Monday in October next, be.
tween the logal'honrs of sale, to the high
est bidder, for cash, the following-de-
scribed property, to?wit:
All TINT tract of hand lying in Fairfield
county, containing THREE HUNDRED AND
sEvENrY-FIyE ACRES, moro or less and
bounded on the north and east by lands
of Wilson and Brazil and Estate Of Wm.
Trapps on the west; and south by lands of
John Wootep. Sold as the property of
j. w. Brown, at the suit of 4. Williford
JOHN B. DAVIS,
Sheriff's Office, S.F.C.
Winnsboro, S. g.,
Sept. IS, 1880,
sept ii . .. ..... ......,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14

MessrS Editors: We bog to present to
tho favorable consideration of tho voters
OF Fairfield county Mr.. GEORGE II. Nc
MASTER as, a candidate, for ono of our
Representatives i'll tho next Legislature.
We present his name with the full assur-
ance of his high qualifications for this
distinguished position, for in addition to
his finished education and acknowledged
moral worth he is ono of tho most public
spirited citizens in our county, and as
suoh cannot fail to be most useful mem.
ber of our Legislature. MANY VoTERs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14
r. =, 1
COUNTY Politics,

An Important Meeting Of the Executive
Co1nmittee.-The Day Fixed for tho Pri-
mary--M lsccllnncous Business. -
The proceedings of the meeting of
tho Democratic County Executive
= Committee OH Saturday wcro Of an i'm
portant nature. The first business
done was the fixing OF the day for the
primary elcction--the twcnty-scvcnth
day of the present month. The follow
ng-nancd gentlemen were selected,
under the rules, as managers at the
several club polls:
Fcastcville y. r. Y. ;Lcegg.
Yongucsvillc-J. NJ. Dlaip. ..r
Gladdcn's Grovc-Wm. Powell.
White Oaks. IT. Terrace.
Winnsboro-I. N. Withcrs.
Oakland--A. j. Lamar.
Boar Creek--J. g. Rose.
Cedar Crcck-W. B. Dunlap.
Ridycway w. Moore.
Long TOWN.. g. Wiley.
Doko-J. ID. Hogan.
Iorcb---Thomas Anderson.
Grccnbricr--J. Il. Dcllcny.
Jenkinsville-D. i. Glenn. ..~
Jackson,s,ereek-Adalber Evans.
Monticello-IIayne McMeekin.
Salcm-Isaac III. Mems! J.. j..
= The other two managers are selected,
under the regulations, one by the
president Of the local club and ono by
tho club. Itself.
Several amendments wore made to
the rules for tho primaries--whicl
will be found published in full else
whore. We commond thoin to the at
tentivo reading Of dlf Democrats, more
especially to Tho candidates.
Tho resignation Of Mr.. r. q. Ellison,
Jr., as a momber Of the Committee,
was received as Information and re-
fcrrcd to tho Jackson's Creek Clnb. !,
Tho secretary was instructed to no.
tify the several local clubs, through
their respective presidents, to assem-
bic on tho College Green in Wims-
boro, at ten O'Clock, a. M, OH the 24tl,
instant, and report, to the County
Chairman, to take partin the mass
meeting ordered for that day. The
men orc, expected to appear IN rod
sqirts. On motion Of Major Wood
ward (Capt. s. II, Johnston tcmporari-
ly in the chair) it was resolved that q
suitable banner be presented to the
club parading tho largest number of
men in rcd sliirts Gn proportion to the
membership Of the club) at the mass
meeting to be held OH tho oath inst.
Tho following communication from
the State Executive Committee was
read and received as information:
Hon. .,Z'. W. WoodaUard, County
Chairman, of,Fat,Jlcld:
DEAR SIR--In, behalfoftho State Dom
ocratic Executive Committee, / send
you thanks for your grcdt assistance in
making tho demonstration on tho 7th
lust. q success; and to the Democrats
Of Fairfield, Tbeg leave also to offer
thanks for their presence on tho occa-
sion. Very truly,
.1EO.C. H.,sKELL,,.
81 Secretary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14

81 -"This world Is but a footing
show" but it takes mighty livoly work
for somo of us to keep.a grip on our
.tickcts Of admission, however poor
tho sIIoWis.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14

The many friends of Mr.. III. II. Nc
GRADY nominate linn rs candidate
for County Commissioner at the ensuing
election, subject TO tho action of the
Democratic Primary,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14

Messrs.a Editors: Please announce Mr..
AMES Is. TURNER as candidate for
he Legislature at the ensuing election,
subject to the action Of the Democratic
olubsat tho primaries. by so doing you
will .oblige. his. MANY FRIENDS,