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catarrh OF Inc bladder Cured.

HENRIETTA, Monroe Co., n. Y, Jan. 5.
Il. q. WARNER & Co.-GEsTLRMEN:-l
am man " years OF age, have lived in
Monroe comfy, n. Y, most OF my life, and
believe there Is no man Of my acquaint.
ance who would doubt any statement !
might make. have been terrible sui
ferer Of Catarrh OF the Bladder for years
Hearing OF number OF cures from the
use OF your remedy, and alter taking
few bottles Of your Sale Kidney and Liv'
er Cure, was not only relieved, but
Trh4s, THOMAS OWENS.
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Brues & Golfer.
apis
A PUBLICATIONS. FOR LICENSES.

Names Of persons applying for Coffee Heuso ant
Ordinary Lis4nIel. The applications will DO actet
upon BY Council at meeting 70 DO held on Tuesday
Amiek, Henry, southwest corner Main aad souti
Itrettl
Risdenbaeh, John, is2s Market street
Beuter, Joteph, Jr., i0i5 Main street.
BlumenbeTg, Henry, Il5i Market street.
Beck, J. H., 9S5 Mirlet street
Bonsnberger, Peter, 23l7 Main street.
Bisshon, Frederick. 1873 Water street.
Behler, chAs r, 1870 Market street.
Bi0b.rson, Henry, 1879 South street
Reuter-, Joachim, iI2o Market street,
Blnnsen, Horny sos Jacob Ereet.
Blrkle, G.. l0ls Market street.
Dauber, G. j., SIS Main street.
Foose, John B., 225s Main street,
Gostlo, VIM, 2sOt Market street.
t!arrlgan, James H., asa Wood street.
Green. Joseph, iilT Market street.
Guiding, VIM 1000 Market street.
He1drieh, Chris Ism, IA Main street.
HaFteasiein, VIM Si3 Main street,
Hell, Casper, lss Eighteenth street.
Heller, Lawrence, 1883 Market street.
KIess LlboriuS, iol Seventeenth street
klafl, Fam, Eleventh strect.
-Korel, Martin. $50 Main street.
KleyeS, John, $50 Chapllne street.
Kober, Frederick, 1916 Market street.
Kennedy, John j., 702 Market ttreet.
Koch, Charles, 3S2l Jacob street.
Kleppne-, Ernsl, 90 rhirty-third street.
Lohse, Jalius, 2ils Market street
Lehnsrt, Henry, ! iS7 Market street
MAsNp. John, 1901 Main street.
Mathews, James, $50 Seventeenth street.
Mathews August, 1851 Market street
Meier, William. ssll jacob street.
MsAanAway, Wm., loli Maln street.
NsIdsrmeier, Katherine, S625 Chaplins street
Eupgs, Jacob. 10 s Market 'treet.
Note, Louis, 36il jacob treet.
Reineke, VIM, Ss2s Eof street.
Rnhlbso6 IamRa ffta Watar strNAi
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Wednesday, The I2lh dayof p,yln ~,

commencing II 10 O'clock AN. on ~, -
proceed 10 ssll, At public auction, ~ iJ,I,,.ls
Sehbed real estate lbsing 4 plrton a ~, Z
said deed Of u utt menIiOntdi, and A., H. t5ln
personal properly, TO Nit 'S@'ai
A piece or paICel Of Land situate IN ib, p,r IA.
City Of Wheeling called North WheSlp Y, WI \. : Y
Cd IS follows Beginning At The lbis,, :, ~ J; 4,
northern line Of Chestnut alley via n. .',..ll
line Of the land nov oEutd bT n, T,,'1l
Wheeling aud Kentucky RaIlfoil Comb,,,s''1 !. q
10 nOTtherly direction with the aid us,i.,, NJ.
the land owned by said rallru,d cugip, NJ
dTtd and fourteen $50 feet, more q, =. IN
southern line Of Kim Icy; theme 10 v',,,;i. y
rection with the line ol Wilson, Dunl,TT n, IN
Ohio Hleri thence With the u, Gudt,, Il Nd ~.
In boutherly direction three undf,d al -.
eight tEo-twelfths tSiS 2ll ieti 10 Ia pTtbs,
Of Chestnut alley the. &C Nlh SIid p1nk,Tb ~. :
Chest Ut alley " the pAre Of bt,Iuulbr io,',I..
with the Bulldogs and lmpfoTeiiebp ih,rs5 n
tludlng the Foundry, Machine Shop, BalbT I'M "a
Blacksmith shon; and also The EnIipe. vSbi.;,.
LAlhes. Tools, Flask aud Patterns 10 IA lSijis,
TERNs oP sALE--Ons-iouiih ol ~ tg,l,,
money Of the real estlts, or Is much mn !, n,
purchaser may elect, cab 10 hard 90 lie az JSa
and the residue In three elLAl lt,tan,Lb. N,,I,
respectively In ak, twelve sud tighte,p iss,ts,
with interest from tbs day OIL M'e. TIE Hyu,,l
Of the deferred inBtalm9ntI 10 10 secuted 10 u; ~
faction Of the undenigIed tiuIlee.
Terms Of sale Of personal Ireprfty-CDA
WILLIAM II. CALD NELL. ms,
]. G. HERvEr, AnsIloueer. M,
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SATURDAY NORNING. APhIL II. Isse

TnE Utica Herad (Rep.l figures out that
If three Republicans in each school dis
triet Of New York do not vote for Grant
there will be loss Of thirty.three thou
sand Republican votes in the State. "Can
the party afford it?' the Herald asks.
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GRusE-sPErDEL. = On Thursday, April IS,
BY Rev, Father Schleieher, Mr.. FRANK GRusE
aud Mss EMMA sPEIDEL, both Of this city.
FARRLLEY-DEyINE.-Th April IS,
1882 At $50 r. NJ at St Joseph's Cathedral, BY Rev.
j. +. kullivan, Mr.. PETER FARRLLEr and Mis-
JULIA DIVINE, both Of this city.
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CENTRIPErAL PROPERTY,
Trustees Sale of VaIuabI. Real IA. D..
a Sonal Property, '"

By virtue Of a certain DEED oi i'm, ..,
Hans W.Phillips lnd vile 10 james Ps.i ~ - .
% day Of July. A. D. 1862, and Il ,,. "a y
Clerks once Of tie County Coln ior nv MN y U
In book " page SH, In which deid al NJ ,,.. 1't
substituted = trustee In lieu Of AID / M !, y
Ohio county, made on the lid daT a H. est I
1879, will, on " ""tatt
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DIED.

CARPESTER-on FhdIy morpiny, April IS, 1850,
n l:ib oelo<k 1t his sons residence At Pugn,
Belmont county, Ohio, JONI CARPEsrKR ~, Hged 81
years.
The remains will be brought to this city for Inter
snt in the old Catholic cemetery, at Manchester ar
irving at the Baltimore and Ohio depot at 1894. N.
to-day FIiendsoi the family are invited TO msOtth
funeral at the depot where hacks viii be in rsadInes,
for them.
CorTs-In BellaIre, Ohio. April 10, 1880, JESSIE.
son Of W, h. D. and suIn Colts Sged two years and
Funeral sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
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The gentlemen Of the Ways and Means
oomplttee, who have been SO exceedingly
anxious to break up the manufacturing
industries Of the country, appear to be on
straight road at last to the accomplishment
OF their desires. Having had sub.com.
mittee Of three free traders to two protec-
tionists appointed yesterday, with author
lty to consider and report upon what they
may consider neediul changes in the tariff
laws, they will leave the manufacturing
interests OF the United States in such q
condition OF uncertainty as 70 cripple all
future operations, at least till alter the
November election. While the PROPOSE.
ton to change the tariff is pending, with
probability that an attempt will be made
to break down the system Of protection,
which it has been the policy OF the Re.
publican party 10 foster for the benefit oil
American working men and women, who
must else be compelled 70 compete with
the starving laborers OF Europe, no new
manufacturing industries can be estab-
lished. Capital is driven from whole
some operations for the benefit Of the
working people TO stock speculations, re;
sulting In financial panics and Frustrated
manufactures. The only hope that these
results may not be achieved is that the
next House may be Republican, contin-
gency by no means remote, as some Dem
ocrats pretend to believe. w.
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WASHINGTON, April 10.
Special Correspondence 0, tho In,sllIsoneer.
The question Of interstate commerce
which has been dragging its weary length
along through three Congresses got a
practical death. blow yesterday for the re-
mainder OF the Forty.ffth Congress. The
question OF regulating railrosd commerce
SO as to prevent determinations in rates
by drawbacks, which favor certain indi-
viduals and places at the expense Of others,
arose out OF transactions between the
Pennsylvania Railroad and the Standard
OIL Company. Producers Of petroleum
found that the Standard, by reason OF
drawbacks received from the railroad
was inabled to control the market to COM
pei producers to sell at whatever price the
Standard chose to pay. The Producers
Association Of the oil region sent on dele
cations to present the case to the House
Commerce Committee, and 1t was only at
the close Of the last Congress, that q bill
was matured and reportedl to the House
By Judge Reagan and passed. Then II
went to the Senate, and the lead
ing railroads OF the East and Of
the West appeared by attorney be-
fore the Commerce Committee Of that
branch and made elaborate arguments
against 1t. The Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road took no action or open part in this
war against the interstate commerce bill,
probably because that corporation had
suffered by reason Of the transactions be-
tween the Pennsylvania railroad and the
Standard Oil Company. Toward the close
OF the last Congress Senator Don Came.
ron, who Is supposed 10 have some sym.
pathies with the Pennsylvania railroad,
being President OF the Northern Central,
one OF its branches, introduced a resolu.
ton 10 refer the entire subject OF inter-
state commerce to special committee TO
be appointed by the President. Both that
resolution and Resgan's. bill died in the
last Congress, but were revived in this.
Reagan's bill, with some notifications, has
been again reported 10 the House, and is
now on the calendar, but the favorable re-
port OF Cameron's resolution for the com.
mission efectually disposes Of the entire
question for the present.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

The Interstate Commerce BnI-No Show
for it This Session = Good News for
Shoemakers and shoe.wearers = Tho
Tariff Question and the Presidential
Election Some Specimen Pension
GLAZING
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TRUSTEES sA,r,


TRUsTEE's SALE
b. virtue Of deed oil trust u,,.
" Martin L. Hi, dated thS 1870 ne t,s...
W, and ftenrded IL Trust Del pl v Dte,sl.,
vi wiz oner for sale q the dv.itk No. Il -
Nv, nla. Aarn L. Hi; 10 the IlssS " q sll,i ~
0hie county, Wet Viiglnis, = n, = "tii La,
HrH DAY or APRIL, l,g
the following described per.o,,I ,-
ray; One elegant RnAbu Plaza t.s,PeiiI, ihtL,.
! wi 10 me dwelling house Of Nv " At TN.
Az =, w ~ mI,gSn, all the PiouS, isI y,
,lx %o1ths .rS,I, Az ale, for $50 0, u,,,.
for cash. A-u 10 80 th4 ~
a asR1 . 1850 WV sgIS 5,i!.
4 WlEELlSG PROPERTY. - VENlgH
ri m r.I!as o ~ deed o. trust, mai. r..
tTaStss Ia, nS US vile, 10 ID, ~ .1,alaL
the once o. the Clerk VI Iho CousS, w Itsfstls
29S, l shall, on ""'t No. H. N,
Saturday, Nay IS, $780,
eommsndng a 10 O'clock a. pr,,,I,..,,
~ ~ 81 " w NeutI house u Uhis =, w u
Va 70 the highest aud bat I'D Ter. N \, S,S,-ai!,
seTtbej roPsrty, that ID 10 IN, ~, LISA N
o. Lot UNI erred Thirteen (iS in ~ ., ,osh ttths
Eleven l!l, q detiInat d OF he MAJ " saa.aa
vision o. II Us ph CAldEeil e,tI,s u az
tioos th RI ON 70 the city d WS.. ss u, u.
81 S1 ts!, Y ,id y o St VI1tail sad a ~
Jacob 81 ct between fTsbiy.,s,. W, H,ss'asiiI adj
Wheeling. VI 'as M OF
Terms Of sale.-one h'li oil The ruD,,,.
ana =, much more a. the PucAssr asT ~, 9ss,y
IA tWsI1S r SohSe IN Two equal R.St,
with Interest Iron IhLtday, paitb ~. A.
secured ~ deed Of trUs, Tor DEL, mi ,st III
| The Tie 70 the "a lnplfy l. Nm iiGsah
iect but selling As tfuSt-e, ,h,li toS,sI Is p IT,
ute M u vested In me " said deg u TX, Selisl
wv W WIN. L. llUBnAkD r..
I
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mans march to the sea. The malady
which he claims to hays contracted IN
the line of his duty, like the Pirates Of
Penzance, Is never supposed 70 be aequir;,
ed except by "goodY, goody people.
This is probably the first case on record
for q pension instead Of strictly connden-
tialn treatment for such complaints. The
case Of Mary Joyce, mother OF John Joyce,
Is quite different in character from the
foregoing. She asks pension in conse-
quence Of the death ofherson, o sergeant,
his captain. The evidence in the case Is
conflicting, but It appears that he was
murdered and that he was faithful sol
der prompt in the performance OF bis
duty. Mrs. Mary Wade wants o pension
for the death Of her daughter, who was
killed while baking bread for Uuion sol
diera at Gettysburg,
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MEsI IIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Mine departments Of study sh Nv, 'I,,rSrF Ii'
S"nsSS ier oae rear FROM sI55 70 ssp" a, Scp.
saFisn, liberal, thorough. FAll peia
tember Sd, 1879. 80. trtormltloa spy
70 the President, J. Il. ThOmps""' al
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Names Of persoas applying for Coffee House and
Ordinary Licenses. The applications will DO acted
upon BY Council at meeting 10 DO held On Tuesday,
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A SOLELISs CORPORATION,

Tha. Grinding mouopolv. the Mckay
saving machine company, Of Boston, cot
a h.ct eat today That comnsnv own.
=, oaUA oes go -. - ~ fi 80
the only machine that ID useo IN sewing
the soles OF shoes and the patent OF which
being about TO expire they had bill in
,rodnood or,bo,;vin, the conn;ss;onar NJ
. ns.au,s ~ a;v. ,hare bssrIns Tor ano,her
apSse eS Tb;s "a sjysrssIv ss .U ,bis
tin,e ha H. Sansto Tomm;,;aa 1 ~ pa.anto
vi n Dso he ,Sa 9ensa namu ;,,ae ~ e ,he
a. 10 $780, a sn Tbera "a not c;,n s va
s ,ass ST &c ,;iIaHa ~ bSmia, ' az ~
Tfa;,ed stasas thss has not bsa, nsv; ;e
,;hn.a 10 ,hs McKsv shoe sew Dua p cc,n6s
sn.iS snd az !, an5 n n ~ shos SSsp1
so ~ su Gas! 20 eSsryubaSe the. an er
. auu snVe " 40, n.,ant ~ Seis.taJ a' "H "a
tension oi 1nas pAsent % ueteaseu'
THE PENSION BUSINESS
The Committee on Invalid Pensions
holds ano,her session of tho Housa IN.
~ S-,.I ...,,.-..,.. ~ y.
night ior specia4 CONSIDERATION Oh thelr
business which Is growing more and more
daily, and but little relief Ia
= fgordsd sven by evening meetinos Az
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OF this number there were discharged:

Remaining In the Hos pltal March lo5
aIaIe1..
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NEW ApVERTIaEMENfs.

WANTRD-copYING AT home,
w bya young lady; writes plain, sood hand.
Adde'S D. .. ~. 100 Mlln street city. apn
STRAY COw.-sTRAYED FROM MY
~ raidenes, IN the Fint Wpfd, small Red and
white Huisy Gov. 4 reasonable reward Itn b
paid fog her fesurn. MRS, MARY 99kE
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ian 90
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

IL viii be apparent to any one, who will ex-
anime SOLID GOLD WATCH. that aside from
the necessary thickness for engraving and
polishing, large proportion or the prccious
metal used, Is needed only to stifren and hold
tho engraved portions in place, and supply tho
n ccssary s0ldlty and strength. The surplus
gold Is actually needless so far rs UTILITY and
beauty arc concerned. In JAMES BOSS, PAT
ENT GOLD WATCH CASES, this WASTE OF pre.
cious metal Is overcome, and the SAME soIJpIry
AND STRENGTH produced Mt from onc-thIrd ia
one-half OF the usual cost Of solid cases. This
process is or the most simple nature, as fol-
lows: plate OF nickel composition metal.
specially adapted 10 the purpose, has two plates
oisoLlD GOLD soldered one on oach side. The
three are then passed between polished steel
rollers, and the result Is strip OF heavy Mated
composition, from which the casos, backs. cen.
tres, DeZZlcs, &C.. are cut and shaped by suito.
Die dies and formers. The gold in these casos
IS sunlcicntly thick to admit OF all kinds or
CHASING, engraving and enamcling; the on
graVed cases have been carried until worn ncr
lcctiy smooth by Time and use without remoy.
Ing the gold.
THIS IS TIIEONLY CASE MADE WITH TWO
PLATES OF SOLID GOLD, AND WARRANTED
by SPECIAL CERTIFICATE.
For sale by Connor & Chandler and G. MutIcr
ASK for Illustrated Catalogue and to sen war.
'"''' mch 1l-tX1y
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Waste Labor.


EAc OF ih' "'iis Wi;', which. ihc
South has al"'Hy, @rulr,hyl aud which
exists "yrn more III H.: present time
than durl";: 'lic days Of slavery, is that
OF waste labor. ln the North as well
as in the Old World, the utilization Of
all the energies OF man has baen re-
duccd to Il science, but in the South
Just as unlimited water power runs
undcvclopcd into the ocean. so muscu-
lar force is kept latent through the
combincu effects Of laH;ncss and bad
management.
Our attention !:;s been called sDe.
CHILLY to this subject by Some rc;,o,.t -,
given by Cot. y. T.. Elkin of oi,scr,
tions made by him in the course Of his
census enumeration in Township
Eight. On one place he found Il col
"rcd family, numbering father, a
mother and three children, over ten
years OF age, two OF them nearly
grown, the combined product Of whose
labor last year was bale and !, half of
cotton and few bushels Of corn.
Another settlement. aggrcgating more
than twenty hands and halC-hands. re-
ported II combined production ofninc-
,1eeH bales Of cotton and sometime
toVcr hundred bushels of corn. These
instances may be extreme, but many
other examples Of similar waste OF
labor might be adtluccd not only in
Township Eight but in various Soc
tioas 0 the county. On the other
hand Colonc: El'in icunl many graft
lying evidences OF thrift OH the Dart
OF white and colorcd farmers, but more
especially Of the former. Reports
from the sandy lands in the lower part
of the county show good work. Al
though tho yield Of cotton on this kind
OF soil is largely exceeded in indivi,lu-
al instances Of clay lands, yet the aver
"ge is fully up to the standard, owing
to greater uniformity in the soil and
The absence Of bald spots and yullics.
observation tends Ia show that where
there is directing head rrlnrrl labor
i"vcr! good: but thN when lr.f 10
SHIT for themselves Mi;h ,wrn;y-
COLLAR lirn aud n '!anp~;ai?cd bull,
many c"!or'd narl, fail utterly TO
utilize tHc >,rrI'~'h and endurance that
Is IN Ihcm. Exceptions arc found in a
number Of c"'orcd farmers who orc
prospcrin&, but in Il majority Of cases
Colonel Eakins observation holds
good. Without pursuing the subject
any farther or making all deductions
that are possible, it is sufficient to say
that until Immigration sets in to our
state, much can be done in the way Of
utilizing this vast amount Of labor tha,
Is now running to waste.
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State Conven ion been held in August
however much the people would have
given him credit for honesty of pur.
pose and zeal in the discharge Of hi,
work as Commissioner of Claims. he
would not have been selected as
| Comptroller-Cencral. But whether,
after having been regularly nominated,
he should now Withdraw from tho
ticket is Il mootcd question. We be-
licvc that Coloncl Colt should be nj.
lowed to consider This matter calmly.
IL Il howl OF vitupcralion bc raised
aGains: him, sclf-rcspcct will compel
him to stand and face it out, whatever
be his own wishes. The election is
still long way of, and there is time
for dclibcration. We believe that
Colonel Colt will take calm survey
Of the field and decide what is best UNI
der the circumstances; and in this he
will consult the Interests of the party,
regardless Of all personal considcra-
tons save that Of honor.
a moral that some people draw from
This affair is That sometimes to be
penny wise is to be pound foolish. Al
though the funding and cancellation Of
seven hundred thousand dollars in
bills is an Immense task, recurring
skill, labor and high integrity, the
Legislature appropriated only u few
hundred dollars for this purpose. 1t
IS claimed that the appropriation was
not enough to warrant The c,nploymcnt
OF sufficient number Of assistants TO
act as a check on each other. Whether
tho assertion is just in this instance il
certainly applies to a great deal OF
legislation. Some salaries arc reduced
to such d low point that competent
persons to take them arc hard to find.
70 the objection that some one can ILL.,
ways be found TO take the Job at the
stipulated price, It may Le answered
that u9,mps would do the work still
cheaper, or that the government of the
state, to borrow from Judge Mackcy,
might be run by convict labor. Give Il
fair but not an cxorbitant price and
demand the best labor. Cut down ap-
preparations to The lowest figure as in
The case Of the bank bills, and a pccu-
Mar! loss accrllcS in addition TO the
evolution OF Il huge scandal.
This affair vii! not bc without its
n:cs. II has 'au%h; everybody, officials,
"nployts' and people, to be more care
inl in future. We doubt if another
scandal appears in Il long time.
HehrlnG vngne runors Of "Othcr
irregularities" and "startling rcyrla-
tions," we have inquired into the mat
Ter and can hear Of none. Let the
charges, if any exist, bc made public.
innucn1o has destroyed many politi-
cal Dcsdcmona.
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Thc Bank Bills Case.

Ii'c EXPERTS have finished counting
all The bill" Of The Ban!, Of the STATE
that were Cancelled and redeemed. and
Colonel Colt reports that hills OF The
par value OF about eighteen Thousand
five hundred dollars are missing from
the packages. This represents an
actual loss of about nine thousand dol
lars. Besides the bills examined
about one hund,cd Thousand dollars
worth, par value, Hl'' - III. hands ot
The Commit .i"u,r. by! layc not We,
been examined anl &!rH. /, bch0oyc,
the authorities % ," very circunspcct
about these uniiic! bills, as some 81
them may be the identical bills STOLEN
1t is wei! that the deficit is no large,
than it Is, for the credit Of the State
has suffered sufficiently already. and
1t could hardly stand any such cno,-
nous loss rs was at first reported
whether this deficiency can be made
sood TO the S;a'c by the parties inter,
eS'cu remains to be seen. We homo
''N - ihitl " III DO StSnrcII Y
punished, H"d tl,nt detcrnincd clori
bc made 10 discover whether lie had
any conedcratcs III placing the stolen
bills again on the market, as il is sus.
peeted that he bad. These must be also
held strictly to account.
1t is high and just tribute &c
Colonel Colt that no one suspects hin,
OF any completely in these frauds
This docs credit to himself and 70 IN,
people OF South Carolina. in othc,
States even tho highest officials arc no,
safe from tho tongue Of slander. Con.
scious of his own rcctitudc he confIdci
III the integrity of others and bccom[
aVlctim OF misplaced confidence. Thi.
ls the worst that is charged aaainsI
nm. Tho most embarrassing rcntur
OF this affair is that Colonel Coil ;s IL,
candidate for Comptrollcr-Gcnoro, 4
WI barely he denied That had H.,
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UNDERSOLD.

ON NADAIasSOlIO.
We will give our customers a spa.
clal benefit by offering great and
rare bargains.
Calicos, Muslins, Swiss, and all
kinds OF White Goods for summer
wear at
GREATLY REDUCED pp1UEs.
Snitings, Linen Buntings at great
ly reduced Prices.
Cottonades. Jeans and Cassimeres
at greatly reduced prices.
just received now lot of Ladies'
Misses and :Children's Slippers.
ALSO
A new invoice Of Gents Scarfs
Neckties and Summer Underwear
which will be sold cheap.
WHITE AND COLORED SHIRTS,
MOSQUITO NETTING!
MOSQUITO NETTING !!
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-17
CebHSN AND FODDER

Delivered at my Stable on Congress
Street, located one door south Of tho
Ladd building.