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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26
GREAT DEPRECIATION

w latest mail and cable bring tngs of deprecoo,
III all the leading lines of merchandise purpose keennn
up with tho times wi" offer entire stock fur weeks quota
hon This opportunity parties wishing goods for ns
70 pieces Calico at Ct cents, reduced from cents ~ ~ ~
10 pieces Calico att cents, reduced dfrom9 cents
bO0 pieces Calico at 81 CENTS reduced dfrom1
Printed aconets at
~ pieces Pique at cents, reduced from 10 cents
~ pieces Iique at 15 cents, reduced from Ocents
6o pieces Cottonades at Is
below thoir present value ~ ' ''~1"t
eo pieces checked Homcspuns at Factory
n"les D0meste Smnss and Sheeings cheaper than
10 10 pieces New York Mills Shirtngs at
dozen ans at 3 CENTS sand cents
rev Handsome Canopy Parasos to bo q Cost
an Eegan Assortment of Dress Desons
boxes Spring Flowers at Haheir Actual Value o"'
10 close. out, Five dozen Ladies' Untrmmed Hats
Another Lot GLASS Ware Just
AS space does not permit will
bargains which have to offer This is one of tho
% present themselves from ten to foen
per cent by giving inspection buvno elsehn
j. T.. MTMNAUGH. =.
27 = ~ Leader OF Low Prices (.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26
FOR JUDGE or PROBATE

He$$rS. iG;'>iT Please nnnounco tho
present incumbent, J r. Bovlcs, judge
OF !,robatc, rs candidate for re. election
nj tho ensuing election, subject to the no.
tion OF the Democratic party at tho pri
mares; Hy so doing you will obligc his
~ MANY FR1ESDs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

We$srs. Editcrs: The friends of WILL
IAN AIKEN. Esq, respectfully announce
him candidate tor County Commits.
sionnr at the ensuing election, subject to
the result of the Democratic primaries.
NORTH WESTERN FaIhPIE1D.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26
KTNG'S MOt'.,T.4IN.
P'sparations for q Fine Programme for the
{% EEg ". CoMtenniaf.

{
{% Ss Contenniaf.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.,s June 22.--The
Centennial Commissioners from North
Carolina. South Carolina and Tennes-
see and the Executive Committee Of
Kings Mountain met here TODAY.
Tho plan for the centennial was agreed
upon, covering week from October
4th to the 9th, including a reunion Of
States on Tuesday. The plan Of the
battlc illustration on Wednesday un-
der Gen. Joe johnson, dedication Of
monument, centennial ode by Paul II.
liaync and centennial Grafton by Mai.
y. w. Daniel on Thursday; compctf-
tive prize drill OH Friday and cxhbi-
tlon Of agricultural and mineral re-
sources OF the Piedmont belt during
the cutire week. The volunteer COM
panics of North Carolina and South
Iafoilha are expected to rendezvous
on Tie ground, and some two thousand
military from the East, who visit At
nnta, have been invited to participate.
Inc Con)nlttco on transportation,
through Major w. j. Houston, Of the
Atlanta and Charlotte Airline, have
secured rate OF ono and onc-fourth
cents per mile, each way, for visitors
from Baltimore to Texas.
Is lr \ HoAX?- dispatch from
Halifax, n. S.. dated juno %, saws:
''Whilc some children was playing on
the beach at Cow Bay Yesterday, they
picked up piece OF barrel stavc about
four inches by two and q half inches
i'll size, on which the following was
written with lead pencil: "The Ata-
lanta is going down, April 12, 1880
NO hope. Send this to Mrs. Mary
white, Piers. Sussex. (Signcd JAS.
WllrE.' The piece Of wood appcnrcd
ny its looks to have been in the water
about two months. The place where
it was picked up is about twelve miles
east OF this city, and opens directly
into tho Atlantic ocean.
y Mell-sprinr Of ulcasurc ic q
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

The friends Of Capt JOHN a. HIN
NAN'T respectfully nominate him for re-
election TO the office Of County Commits
Sl"ner- subject to the result Of tho Do.no.
cratic primary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

Tho frienn of Nv. james G Heron. Of
Salem, respectfully nominate him for tho
oiiico OF County Commissioner Mt tho en-
suing election. subject to tho action of
tho Democratic primary.
jan ltd
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

.,FsSrs. Editors: Please announce Mr..
CliAfl'ES DOUGLASS rs n candidate for
County commissioning of Fairfield sub
icct tho result Of the Dcmocratic primary
MANY FRIENDS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

.ucSsrS Editors: Flease announce Mr..
=, y ifeSton 'ooper asa candidate for the
Dcmocrnt:c nomination for sheriff ot thc
coming election (snhjcct to the decision
o. o.: the primary election) and obligo many
SouTuwEsrEEN foETIoN OF THE COUNTY
dec lG
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

!IesSrs. Edit0rs: Please announce Mr..
IL. NJ. ZEAL\ as n candidate for the Office
OF County Commissioner at The ensuing
cioctionS sub jcct to tho action of tho
Democratic primary MANY FR1ENps.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

-Hessrs. Editors: Please announce MIR.
ROBERT d. BOLICK rs n candidate for
County Commissioner of Fairfield at tho
ensuing gclcction-subicct to the action of
the Democratic primary.
MANY FR1GNDs
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

4Eessrs. EE,ors: Please announce MR..
II. OSCAR DUKEasa a candidate for County
Commlssioner ut tho ensuing election,
subject to the action of tho Democratic
primary. MANY FRIENDS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

-lc$$rS EEtors: Please announce JAS,
II: HARVEY, Esq, as candidate for the
Office Of County Commissioners at the en-
suing election subject to the action of
nc Dcmocratic clubs at the primary cleo
tion-and obliso his
NUMEROUS FRIENDS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

The friends cf Mr.. JAMES WcCOLE-
MAN respectfully nominate him for tho
Once OF Comfy Commissioner Of Fair
held--snbicct to tho action of the Demo-
cratic primary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

The friends of The REV. JAMES DOTrG-
LASS respectfully nominate hinl for tho
position of School Commissioner Of Eo;r.
hrit County at tho ensuing election
SUBJECT to the action of the Dcmocrotic
party at the primaries.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26
$4,000

Q.-"You say that these figures
were made by Mr.. Garfield? A.
Yes, sir.
"Q.-That was his idea of what was
coming to him? A.--Ycs, sir"
All this, be il remembered. occurred
after the investigation had bcgun-af-
Ter James y. Garfield had sworn that
he "ncycr owned, received, or agreed
to receive any stock of the Credit Mo-
bilicr or Of the Union Pacific Railroad,
nor any dividends or profits arising
from either of Them"
posed chiefly Of Republicans, political
and personal friends Of Garfield
'through Judge Poland, Of Vermont,
as chairman, made q report in which
the following appears.
"llc (GariiclO agreed with Mr.
Amcs to take ten shares or Credit Mo,
bllicr stock, but did not pay for the
same. Mr.. Amcs received the eight,
per cent. dividend in bonds, and sold
them Tor mncty-scvcn per cent, ant
also received the sixty per cent. casl
dlvidcpd, which, together with tho
price OF the stock and interest, left q
a balance ofS320. This sum was paid
over TO Mr.. Garfield by check on tho
Scrgcant-nt-Ar
These arc facts cleaned from Re-
publican sources. They sneak fo,
themselves. Tho memorandum book
IN its regular course of entries, con.
famed statement in which thc cosl
balance of 1929 exactly SQUARES oc
counts. This money Garfield nc
knowlcdgCd having received III,
sworc nc hal never agreed to take an,
STOCK in dividends, and a Republican
committee find that he did tako them
Lastly his own handwriting bctravct
him. No wonder his majority in hi.
district foil OFF six thousand Mt tho mex
election. '''l
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER

The friends Of DIR. JOHN BOYD, ap.
preclating tho skill, zeal and fdclitv
with which he his discharged .ho duties
OF School Commissioned, rcspnctfullv
nominate him for re- election subject to
the action of tho Democratic y. imnries.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

a wcll-spring Of pleasure is q
healthy baby; keep your baby in good
health by using DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
the friend Of Infancy. Price only Is
cents.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

GOODS ready inspection, do wei
" to call and the best selected and largest Millinery
brought to this market
Domestics and Frenc, Pattern Hate
N"lcoes. feathers, L@ces Nets, Lawns Musins.
Whto and coord pique Dress Goods variety Illusion ans
Corsets Gloves Notions Hosiery
Belts Linen and Lace Collars Fcus Ties everything generally
found IN hscass Dry Goods Fancy Goods
mont You Same goods cn bo Lonut
anywhere Always hand ' w. - ~Fo'
M1" 1J M1 MA @6G-M~G DEEA
OF Shoes for Men Ladies' and Children Hats kinds
OF Family and Plantation Groceries, Cigars Tobno
Another large lot OF the popular Davis Sewing Every
family should No should ho
range OF work it will do 1 sell it on it's merits. ~ ~
omi,, 10. BOAG.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

.H'SSrS Eiih.rS: Pl: MSe announco Mr.
Jas. J. Ht HMOND as candidnt. for
Sh"utf 1T t'H 'r@uinG election, sub ect to
the action of tho Democratic clubs at the
primaries, and obliyo MANY FRIENDS.
may 49, IF
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

.HcS$rS. ElHors: As nominations are in
order permit us TO pre:cn the name of
C)l1 JNO. B. DAVIS n cnn,li,lotn Cnr
"aer'if ut tho ensuing election, subject
OF conrse, to tho action of the Democ,ntic
primaries. MANy FRIENDS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26
OUR GROCERY STORE

Is full and complete always guaranteed Be
certainly get your moneys wor
mch 1G
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

Ihamany friends of Mr. INO. d. Me-
CA hl'l;f recognizing his peculiar fitness
tor t tne oilic". respectfully nominate him
,'i 49,, "hcrlli OF tmrl"ld nnty-suhjoct to
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

EGSW q Il a 'FaaeNS.
FOR SHERIFF..

The friands ofS WJORTER YONCIIE
nominate him Il candidate for tho ofricn
OF Hheriit at tho ensuing clcction-subicct
TO the action of tho Democratic primaries,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-26

Mc%Srs. Eftors: Plccso announce Mr.
r. h. Il. ELLISON. JR.. as n candidate for
oneriit or Fairfield County, at the cnsu.
1ns e'ection~'Sublcctt to the action of the
Dc'il'"f;''i3 primary. MANY FRIENDS.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-07
TRusTEE's SALE
SMALL TRACT OF LAND ~ TIE SIXTH
DISTRICT, BALTIMORE COUNTY.

by virtue of decree q the Circu; Court for
Baltimore county. passed in a cause Pend- SeE~
a.. ins IN 'sii Court wherein John Il. -
e. Nonsmaker is complainant and SAN -
seI n. Boyer and others are respoh len;. the VA
dsrsisnei. Trustee. Will oer for sale al the Cour;
House door in TOWsoa;o~n, on
Hsi"s.fay. iis Ira dly IF February 4. u. I>sO.
=: IL o'clock ~.
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND CONTAINING
]: ACRES All los perehes e lani. more or less.
which 10 particularly described in q mortgage
from James II. Ma.iner aal wife 90 John T.
Nonemaksr. and recorded among the Mortgage
Records q Baltimore county in Liber g. II. C..
No. ~. folio 3ig. &c.
This property lies IL the sixth district Of Bal
tia.ors county, about y miles southwe.i from
New Freedom sn the Northern Central RaiIwAy
and about :. miles north q Miiie;o~n. AL is
the property 81 which samuel X. Boxer
now Tes.ies. .nl aijoins the lad. ofJaeob Boyer.
james H. NA.imer. William Ruhl ani o,he...
The Improvements consist o: = one-.;9ry AMI attic
STONE HOUSE. ="xsI: stable. snail ,prin.
house and other osi5=i!!!Rs.. The land Is all
gEier cultivation.
The TERMS oF SALE a. prescribed BY the
decree are one half Cask. aa4 the balance in ak
u ea;hs from 4ay q sale. he creli; payment 10
bear aierest asi 10 be secured 10 the sa;i,fe;!on
u tie uaiersisnel.
THOS. J. HUNTER. Trustee.
JAS. ". OwINGS. Age;ioneer. lJan. Its
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-07
FoRrY-sIxTH CONGRESS-.

In ,bct,,;,.J State. 800. ~, vo,a.
reti,ion. ,,,,,,,,.;n :. ns;n,'
ra.,. were in,rnI,r.J Tn. w;Jov :, NJ
Tb.r,L,,,b -. -. -. t'u -.
in. m. AI,ha,n, Claims ,.a,n,n;..;.,' -. 90
duccI ami n ,csaiu,ia', ,,,r.r.d a., a. -.
81 w.. So. ~" 49,, '"As .n y, 1854, ,..,!
tents. ac.' for . !, ooo men r., a., ~ u NJ,
wauk.o pext Inn. ''"'''' y" ''''-
In m. JI"n.. I'm. x.,. ;,,,o,..., ., a.....
ar aboli,b .,r.;sr ,.,;,r. a,,,an.;s,;. s,oa ano
for the relief az Ireland a,,din,in,
q, 49,. 80. $50. III e''l'srss'o O
service. !. ,..,.r. ,a,r,. - S',,s -. o-'
no.nr ra,.,i,v,;an,i ,,n.,,,sn",, i'.;,;,' NJ.
me,nh.,.bi,, a. soa 81 g.. ~" s.- -
,;ly,r Th, .,n,n,,;.,;a, :, So mn ~. "
imnrnv,ms,,. y, H. a. - -, ~
bill incrensin, m. el.,;r.I 60. ~ ~. p.a.;.s
nn,san H. ~. .raa;,. AZ. ~, s -"
dnreJ ,,d .dI,..,'.I ~. IL. - -
ancc, W. $3.50
In the Senate ON Tuc,I,x ,s,;,;o,. mar, ;,,,o.
I,.ad a.. a. ..,.'.., fas 80 'u's'-
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-07
LET THE PEOPLE ELECT THE SCHOOL
COMMISSIONERS.

The subject Of eicciing School Commits sioners by
vote Of the people is again up for discussion and
there seems to be growing feeling in favor the
plan. 4 correspondent, Of the Belair .iyi. very
scnsibiy says:
Annually there is hold in the city Of baltimore
state Convention of school Commissioners aud
Examiners. and annually this convention passes
resolutions that the PR sent school law should not
be changed. particular the part relating to the
appointment Of the County Boards by the Judges
Of the courts. Now this l. tulcrabiy cheeky even
for Office holders. II il altogether likely that IL
the law remains unchanged that the pre,en, corps
Of school oncers will continue To- hold the fort"
during their natural lifetime. There is nothing in
which the ina-s Of the people have more iniere,,
than the public schools and yet in this State they
have about much TO say about the public schools
n the subjects Of the Emperor William have in
Gcrmany.
"from conversation with persons in every part
Of this county, am satisfied that nine tenths Of
the people in favor of cccting the School Com
missioncrs through the balnt box.
That the present mode Of appointment 10 un-
constitutional. think IL does not require lawyer
20 decide. see articles and 80. Declaration Of
Rights. some Of the ablcst Judges of the State
have refused 10 violate the Constitution by making
these appointments. Tho Contributions of all free
States guard with jealous care the honor and in
tegTiiy of the court. 81 justice. and they haveever
cnlcaNorei 10 keep the Judges uniTamilslcl with
duties other than those in their legitimate sphere.
The almost lise;cnuTc conferred on the School
Commissioners BY the present mode II appoint.
men; might lead TO dangerous temptation. Man
Is 1T all times frai. and experience IN this country
has proven that men in Office are no more yirtuous
than rri'a;. citizens. When n man who is in of.
Ice. is no; responsible to tho people. and the
tenure Of his position j. unlimited. there is grea,
temptation Tor him 10 10 little thing. out of the
way. which he fancies he can cover ap in the iu-
iurc. The pfescii; school law very properly pro-
viles tina; no teacher hall be a member of the
county boards, but al the same time the lax makes
the Principal of tie State Normal school a mem
hsr oi tho state Board and. for years pat. this
officer has exercised the chief executive authority
over the schools Of the State. The people Of this
State are almost unanimously in favor 81 public
schools and IL is the duty ofihc Icgisaiurcto sec
that the school Law works 90 the best advantage.
public school system. at the best. is costly in
'iituii"n. and the people. who pay thc taxes for
the support 81 the schools. have right 10 require
that their money lie expended TO the best adsan-
iagc. They ais" have the right TO say. by their
ballots. wha, manner of men shall be intrus;ed
with the duty 81 spending their money and super
intending their srkoals ="
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-07

jsc-we are in perfec, accord AMI sympathy
With our Baltimore city frieni,-who are legion
in the movement now before the Legislature,
brough. up by Hon. Mr.. Mcclure. TO have the fare
on all city passenger railways reduced from six to
hveSents making even. eonvenien; change, to say
nothing Of imposing ons-extra een;-upon u.
eountrymen who frequently ride in those cars, for
the purpose Of keeping braid Hill and other
pleasure parks in repair We don't believe in
taxing outsider for such iuxures, who rarely en-.
joy them. no, stopping to question the legality or
eonsti,u,onaliiy Of such an imposition I, /. con-
hdsntly asserted these passenger railway comps-
mics are making an en"rnous-aimost fabulou.
proh'-ri'ing nearly or quite to one hundred per
cent. annually on tho money or capital invested,
which goes into the hands Of mOnopoli.ts. Il 10
full time that the matter hsre complained Of should
be seen into and proper redress awarded 70 those
who for years have been loudly calling for il.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-07

;Ea-Rev. DR.. Hall. Of New York. having been
credited with the receipt Of sl0.0nN a year in
marriage fees. rises 90 correc, the s;a,ctnsn, by
d''coun'ing tho agures nine;y.ive per cent. lie
says that he never received fee Of more than
500, nor more than $500 in any one year The
Doctor adds denuneiation Of the wedding fec
business and thinks |, would be a good thing 20
cut OF all the small favor. given TO ministers. ueb
as ha!f'fare tickets on railroads. welding fees.
donation parties. &c. and le; minister. be ,,u, on
living salaries like o;hc- men. The sane Nigh,
be asked foT editors They have the name Of be.
ing sai-healei" generally. but there i. no cla.,
in the word tina, pays more largely for all i, re.
eeives IN this way than members of the prc...
Free tickets" are -hpwcrel upon them. half Il
which they do not use or care n ag for. bu, tho
Tree tickets sent them withou, the expeeta,ion
OF tive or three times their value in Advertising
and putting" are few and far between. II some
charitable enterprise il started the Editor ia ex-
rsc'ed TO contribute a full quota AMI then make
discount Of fly per cent. on printing. bills If he
have the face" 20 charge anythin. for hi. work.
Editors nigh: be tho mos; generous people in
'own. and save money, IL they were paid for their
wares as other business men are paid, and then be
left TO contribute other people contribute. Few
people. apparently. realize that i, costs money 20
run Newspaper. or that conpos,ors canno, DO
paid in "ffce ticbets."
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1880-02-07
Correspondence baltimore Cosn,y Union.
THE BOOM.

Americans. though they do not admit u, are the
most excitabio people the face Of the EARTH
careful analysis of the great business boom
which il. or which We think IL, upon u will show
that II ia mainly artificial and worked up by the
newspapers. IL IL no very grateful thing 10 put
dampcr cheerful prospects, but Il 10 certainly
honest as well as charitable to warn people against
prcdeating business movements upon prospects
Of at least doubtful realization. The exeitable
nature Of our business people has led them nearly
al % accept without question the cratily eabora-
tel and industroasly asservated theory Of certain
interested journals that We are even now bouncing
and bounding into prosperity.
This has worked well for q certain class Of mer-
ehants-men who carry stocks 90 be worked up by
middle class Of manufacturers who stand between
them aud the consumers. This middle class who
find that there Is no increase Of means In con.
suiners hands with which TO buy and no increased
demand Tor goods, cannot begin to get the in
creased percentage which their increased outlay
requires them 60 put on, and hence they are in
danger 81 being ground 20 powder as between the
upper and neither milestone.
The average advance in ono particular line Of
goods Is thirty per cent, with rather decline in
the demand and no dimsHifiOn ia the supply. New
Is this business or Is IL rsscAlityi One New York
dealer is said TO have made seventy thousand dol
lars in three weeks by simply stopping the sale Of
his goods for that length Of time. Il Is q class Of
goods upon which consumers can easily economics
iuc intuuic men must purchase IN ORDER TO Keep
their business going and be ready for such de-
inand as Il obtains, but with no increased m cans
Of buying In the hands Of consumers and sales
necessarily diminished by increased prices the re-
suit will be such dimuntion In profits 10 will bring
the two nillstones together with q vengeance.
We were getting along with slow but sure i'm.
provement, and IL could only be slow In order 10
be sure, but IL 10 more than an even chance that
the reaction from this artificial stimulation will
set back the healthy movement that was going on
10 disastrous distance.
In one department Of business-undcrtaker
harlware-we are informed by q leading dealer
the advance Is go great and rapid, every mail an
nouncing higher figures. that Il Is almost impos-
sible TO keep the run Of u. Ifthere were pesti.
ience in the land or II We were shipping collins 20
poor devastated Ireland Il might be natural
Human mortality In any quarter Of the country 10
no greater than usasl. There IL no extraordinary
demand for funeral reqnisites and yet such 10 the
increased and increasing cost Of certain Of their
essential requirements that II Il continues In the
same ratio much longer none but millionaire can
afford to die. Great and marvellous l. the metro
pslitsn newspaper! Here We have Il, In the reek-
le's use q " Wapton power, working mp corner
on deaths! -