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The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-11-14
SPORTS AND PASTIMES.


Piercy, late of the Athletics, OF San Fran
cisco has been secured by the chicagoes as tenth man.
The Whitney Brothers, of the Knicker-
bookeIs, Of san Francisco, have signed with the hos
tons.
The Cincinnati people are booming the
league. Keep IT up; 1t VIII help weaken The old
aud arbitrary concern.
Snyder has signed TO play in Boston, the
contract being duly fixed the Both Of October This
viii settle the question regards the chances Of
Boston putting team In the held next season, IL
was uncertainty unless they procured the services
of snyder.
Aquatics.
The necessary amount Of money has been
subscribed, and the Cornell Crew will leave for England
early Ia May TO take part In the Henley regatta.
Kennedy, the professional oarsman, Is in
the city, quariered at the Morgan House Tie other
seulers, Lee, Plasted, and Davis, viii arrive ia about
ten days when race VIII be arranged 10 take place
on the Potomac.
The Spirit Of Me Times, speaking of the Han
lan-Triekeit match Tomorrow, says: ''If Hanlan
the first quarter OF mile AS fast he did at
Washington the Australian will be nowhere. - But
It might alsobe observed that Hanlan will have q
much better man TO row against than either the
unfortunate Courtney the why Riley. While
for the sake OF national reputation II would be
gratifying 10 IiaDian win, yet II must be evil
dent 10 any unbiased mind that Trickett Is sculeI
of the very first order, and 70 down him will requTe
work Of much better description than Hanlan has
ever shown.
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yotti,us A,,out Town.

Joutugs Ab0ut T0Wu.
Children's clothing at A. Saks Co.'S.
The only class who are eager for elections
more frequently are tho hatters.
It is hardly necessary TO remark that
rromrnc In paying bets Is one Of the characteristics
u gentleman.
The river in this ncighborhood abounds in
ducks canvas backs teal, and blue wings being the
most numerous.
Overcoats at A. Saks & Co.'s.
Charles McCanna, not long ago a prosper
ous grocer, was arrested drunk last night for va
graucy, aud win probably spend period In the
workhousc.
Col David Ayres, of Danville, Va, one of
the largest tobacco manufacturers In the state his
establishment employing over . 500 hands, Is on n
visit to the city and stopping at the National.
Nobby styles at A. Saks & Co.'s.
Mr.. l.. II. Stevens, ex-president of the
Anaostan Boat Club, and who has been associated
with Gov. A. II. Shepherd In his Mexican mining
interests, win he In Washington this week
A Georgetown man says he cannot see how
II is that button he OF his sunday coat for six
months and his wife not perceive i YET Z he hides
ponnce on 1t inside OF ten minutes.
Mr.. Warren Young, of this city, returned
during the week from visit TO his former home at
Warren. ohio. MIR. Young while absent gave
eral concerts exhibiting his tine vocal powers to his
former friends.
listers at A. Saks & Co.'S.
Mr.. John r. Mitchell has resigned the
Office Of secretary and treasurer of the Columbia Hos
pital II Is understood that the resignation will 10
accepted. and that his will he elected At
the next meeting OF tho board Of directors, In De-
cember.
Chldren's shoes are worn through at the
toes while the balance Of the shoe Is perfectly good.
Parents who have submitted 10 this rather than have
s"s Tin. Which, perfectly s protects the toe and adds
to the beauty OF the Shoe. See advertisements In AIT
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Winter Millinery.

The largest line of black and colored
pushes, hne Beaver hats, and long ostrich plumes
south Of New York can he found at Mrs. j. T.. Pal
mer't, llO7 y street northwest.
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A good story is being circulated in the
paed In the recent campaign In Virginia. The gen.
tleman referred tn appeared at his desk morning
recently with both Of his eyes badly BACKED, his
nose fearfully skinned, and of his In sling
Upon being interrogated he gave the following ac-
count Of himself. Said he: 90 A few evenings ago
Issues of the day. and while 1 speaking some
Democrat sawed one OF the planks and the ho'
of the platform fell, carrying myself and about n
dozen OF the best citizens down with 1t. This opened
the ball. gentlemen and had 1t hot and heavy for a
hour or mo- When the fracas was % found had
knocked down two judges, thrashed eleven colonels
and nearly killed two brigadiers.'
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rhs nsnrssen,u,,ya OF the SOLID sou.n.

Wade Hampton was the most offensive
person In the south at the Convention which nominated
Hancock. When he arose Ia that convention and
promised the vote OF South Carol.naand say hs
had voted for Greeley aud for Tiden. who never had
him out Of their minds during the whole campaign.
Ca. Enquirer.
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Eisen,an bros,

The popular clothiers and tailors, corner
seventh and u. have placed SEQ 900 worth additional
stock On their counters styles unexoelled. Prices
moderate.
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Just Finished ana ON Display,
Twenty additional styles Of listers. These
goods specially made and strictly confined Else
man Bros, corner Seventh and T..
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Cory, comfortable, and furnishing the best
In the drinking line In this city is what has made
lagoriy's. 4Jl Louisiana avenue, famous. Hot
ready lunches and fine Overlolt whisky special
ties there.
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Eiacnlan RrOs.


Corner Seventh and Il, is headquarters for
boys clothing. Separate department, second floor.
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POPULAR SHOE House.. - Windsor's Shoe
Parlor, 1923 New York avenue, are selling the hest
shoes in the city, and his prices most reasonable
Soft shoes for tender feet speciality
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825 Gents Solid Gold Watches,
Full jeweled patent covers, a bargain. r
Harris & Co., 432 Seventh street.
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The Palace Restaurant of Mr.. Frank Tag
eriy 1908 Pennsylvania avenue is beyond question
OF the finest places Of the kind In this city Pure
wines and liquors and courteous attention has made
this place famous.
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for Sale nr asfnt.
EoR RENT.

F'oR RENT
House No. Di0 Nineteenth street northwest; IL
rooms; modern improvements.
A. A. WILSON & CO.,
no5-2la 500 Seventh street northwest.
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Boys UIstcrs and OvercOats,
Immense assortment. Hseman Bros, corner
Seventh and 4.
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Oh ristnlas Presents Can BE Selected
Now and laid aside on deposit at r. Harris
X Co. IS, 49, Seventh street.
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Mir. Il. II. KAISER has opened new cigar
and tobacco emporium al the northeast corner Of
Thirteenth and + streets. 1t is supplied with the
latest brands. Bob would 10 pleased to see his old
friends and the public ut large.
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Polite statesmen at A. saks & Co.'s.
A CAMPAIGN Incident.

Boys Clothing.
Separate department, second floor. Else
man Bros, corner Seventh and Il.
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LADIES and others interested in laces
should consult the advertisement OF Mme Alexan-
drne, Ia lie found In another column. The large ex-
perience OF this lady and her improved facilities for
doing work In this line gives her advantages equal to
any house In Europe.
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PRINTS . cents tomorrow morning at
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LOCAL MENTION.

STANDARD PRINTS At q CENTS PER YARD
A. King Chandler viii offor tomorrow morning, he
tween and o. clock. nifty Of standard prints,
and hest st, les at 81 cents per yard and after
that hour, for the remainder ~ the day. the same
goods At cents per yard
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ONE Of the neatest and most perfectly
conducted hotels In this city is the Emmet House. Mt
the corner Of New Jersey avenue and G street. our
FRIEND Mr.. Daniel O'Brien, has made wonderful
change In that location. and an extended patronage
gives evidence that his enterprise is appreciated.
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AucTIoSEBR DowIANG will on Thursday
morning next, at his salesrooms, OF Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue, sell by catalogue
superb collection Of oil paintings japanese vases stat
uaty and other articles Of value belonging to the
late Col j. II. Jones, Of the United states Marine
Gurps.
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The gentlemen's restaurant of Messrs.
Schwing & Clarke, adjoining their old and popular
place Of business. Tner OF Seventh and q streets
Hills want long needed In that Secton. The entrance
Is ON Seventh street. the rooms ara cosy, and we pre-
diet for the new place extended patronage.
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GopFRBy's new hotel, located at the corner
Of Thirteenth and streets, has Jumped Into n
patronage which the Of the enter
prise. The best rooms, with choicest table hoard
AT the most moderate prices, has made the place al
ready famous. This establishment Is elegantly and
tasiefuy furnished, and those who once 60 there
win 90 place else.
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PRINTS p cents tomorrow morning at
Chambers
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Amusfmfnts.

EIScUuH HrUb.,
Corner Seventh and Il. Custom department,
second floor Our Is pants n specially.
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COMMUNICATED.
Il VIEW STORY. y

3tsAMY OAKLY; /; on, The .1sEIaN OF THE
sll1 CARPET-BAG !, BY F'lorcll Aiey-
nardie. Charleston, s.. c.: Walker,
S Evans 81 Cogswell {. .e.1 s2 5 y
S7 We have Just, completed the tperusal
4 ofthis curious book, and cannot recall
anything likeit fnsal our hoyel-read-
ing Miss Meynardie undertakes TO
Incorporate In fotion form d remarka.
piece OF political history j as the title In
Dictates. B Though we dissent from The
opinion. We have heard expressed other
-that "she isa fictitious petticoatapoli-
uStsn, end would be novelist sJ''--y yet we
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confess that We have our doubts about
the cxpcdiency Of combining political
Fphilosophy and fiction. However, in
this instance, tho writer has displayed
great ingenuity in sustaining the in-
terest, which holds the reader spell
bound throughout the story.
The author has givcn us in her book
superb specimens of charactcr-draw-
ing. However, we do not mean to say
that her characters are perfect, nor does
she seem to aim to make them SO. Each
has some peculiarjty, some conspicu-
GUS fault, which tends to mako each
one impressive. We cannot rccollcct
ever to have so heartily detcstcd q ficti-
tious character as we did the ill-naturcd,
miscrly "NIrs. Brown" "AmY Oak
ly," though doubtless. intended to be
the most uncxceptionable person in
the book, did not excite our pleasure
as did some others. It is fact that
human nature aoiU not take to those
uaaco gude people who are, from their
own elevated standpoint of morality,
forever looking down upon, and child
ing with pity, the shortcomings of
their fcllow-bcings. 1t is remarkable
that Hovclists invariably cndeavor to
make their heroes or heroincs immacu-
latcl "Maric," according to our judg-
mcnt, is tile most pleasing, piquant,
I.... 4. .I-.. 4
The style of the book is decidedly
dramatic, sometimes almost vcrging
ing into melodrama. The writer has
great descriptive powers, and we pre-
dict for her successful career.
BRUTUS.
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TOWN AND COUNTY,.
THURSDAY, january 8, ;: =, 1880.

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All communications, Of whatsoever
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Wimsboro Publishing Company
Winnsboro, S. C.
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THE FRIEND OF ALL!
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS!!

II had no oppet;te;, Hollowoy's Pills
ve mo hearty one."
"Your Pills are marvellous"
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PILLS by return mail, for ohills and
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conclude.
For CUTANEous DISORDERS,
And all eruptions of the skin. this Oint-
ment is most Invaluable. It does not
heal externally alone, bat penetrates
with the most searching effocts to the
very root of evil.
HOLLOWAY Y'S OINTMENT.
Possessed of this remedy, every mon
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into the system, SO as to rench any in
ternal complaint; by these means, cures
sores or ulcers in the thront stomach,
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contracted or stiff joints, gout, rhouma-
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IMPORTANT CAUTION are genuine ur.
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ana Ointment. Boxes at 2h cent?, 90 cents, and
81 each.
eg- There is considerable saving by taking
the large: sizes. HOLLOWAY & CO,
New York.
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NJ VS. OF THE DIY.

Kilograms received from the Brit
ish Consus in Turkey state that a
terrible famine prevails in the districts
Of Baskali and Bayasid in Armenia.
The authorities arc helpless to aid the
people, and it is feared that the fnminc
will become general OH the eastern
frontier of Turkey.
Governor Colquitt has issued exc
cutionS against Treasurer Rcntroe and
his securities for about $4,000, which
is the amount ofintcrest taken by them
on the use of.thc States money, ani
fines for the same. Tho executions
arc issued under u resolution of the
last Legislature. Rcnfroc and his Sc
curities will fight the case in court.
Archbishop Wood, of Pliladel-
phia, has issued an appeal to tho faith
tul to aid with their means the suffer-
ing, famine-striclicn poor of Ireland,
and suggests that pastors of the Catho-
lie churches take up collections. lie
adds that he will receive contributions
and see that they are placed where
they are most needed.
"A Kansas City dispatch reports
that late on Tuesday afternoon Il train
was thrown from the track on the
Kansas City, Fort Scott 81 Gulf Rail-
road, Mt Sherman. Seven cars lcav-
ing the rails just opposite the depot
platform were smashed and damaged, =,
to the extent Of $1,000.
Governor Cobb, Of Alabama, fills
the vacancy i'll the United States SEN
ate caused by the dca.h of Senator
Houston by appointing Luke Pryor, of
Athens. Mr.. Pryor has never been
an otlicc-holder, always declining, but
is all able man and lawyer Of fine
ability. He was the law partner of
Senator Houston. The election by the
Legislature will take place in Novcm-
bcr next.
The New York Graphic speaking
ofthc OF the remarkable rise in the
Edison electric light shares, says that
rs high as ST., 800 has been paid for one
OF these shares, and inside holders will
not sell at that price, prctcrring to take
the chances of, their attaining much
higher yaluo. The Tribune notes the
fact that among tho forty-fvc lamps
now placed on exhibition at NIenlo
Park. several arc already burning q
little dull.
The total number of mercantile
misfortuncs in New York CITY during
the year 1879 was about half as great
as in tho preceding year, while the
gross liabilities were about ono quarter
as large. During the past year 400
failures were reported, with liabilities
aggregating S16,383, 1882, and assets
30, ,100,O3 Forthe year 1873 there were
017 failures, with liabilities amounting
to $64, 900, 900 in round numbers, with
assets Of $4,000, ,000-the largest record
for any year since the panic Of 1878.
The New York BWlletin regards this
exhibit as another strong proof of re-
turning prosperity.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT
PALMETTO HOUSE.

L. . .
JUST ARRIVED one Of the finest os.
sortments Of Liquors in the Boro; One
Barrel of Gibson's Celebrated Old Nectar.
1910; Three Barrels of fine old Rye Wits.
key: let, Old Imperial Cabinet Wbiskoy.
0 years old; End, also, the Mabel Belle. 3
ditto; Ord. Roanoke Rye, the oldest, 8
ditto. Corn Whiskey Of tho best orndes,
North Carolina Corn, Sweet and Sour Mash :.
Of the best grades. Also, Wines and Bran,
dies Of th 9 finest brands, have aiso a
6na lot Of Cigars and Tobacco which /
VIII dispose Of at reasonable prices for
cash opiy. Glye me vall, and / will treat
ways on hand from The celebrated firm 81
Berger and Engell. You car And ma at
oil timos at the Bar under the Winnsboro
Hotel, nexl door to \ D. q, Flenniken,s
Gall and SEQ me. j. Q CLENDININd.
4 tslse. d,
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FOR SHERIFF.

1fessrs. Ehors: Please announce "
J. Preston Cooper asa candidate for the
Democratic nomination for sheriff at the
coming election (subject to the decision
OF the primary 5election) and oblige many
friends In the
dec 10
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
MFR. T. X. ELLIOTT has this day
lXI day. withdrawn from the firm Of
Matthews & Co. The undersigned will
continue the Grocery business nnd er the
same name and styt as heretofore.
JNO.P. MATTHEW'S, JR.,
j. III. CUMMINGS. ri :
Winnsboro, s. g., JAM i, 1880.
jan 81
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Groceries ofall kinds, Candy, Crack
ers, Tobacco, Crockcry Woodenwaro,
Plows, Cutlery, Shot, Powder, etc..
always in stock at tho corner store of
j. NJ. Beatty & Co. !.
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DON'T BUY
UNTIL YOU

Seen stockno miture which Target handsomest
newest and cheapest according quality to be found
OF Picture Frames
Shades Mirrors Furniture neatly prices
Lumber md Ints for sale am agnt for Blind
Factory All order promptly offended agent for the Wbe-
Wilson New Improved Sewing Machine Others.
oct Ii # r. w. PHILLIPS.
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FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
Oh
JAMES w. LAW.
10 the .PubNn..

Why not insure your property? SEQ
the cost of q per diem xpense:
Daily cost of insuring 1000 at 3 por
cent per nnnum is only es cents.
At "a per cent. per annum is only
At Il per cent. per mn um is only Q.
At per cent per annum is only 2S :.
At per cent. per annum is only 2 c.
At per cent for 3 years is only 1.88 :.
at i per cent. for 3 years is only 1856 G.
At per cent. for s years is only .. SO G.
At 2per cent. for years is only lilo.
Dwellings, in town or country, detach-
ed, insurable at the following rates, viz ::
For one year per cent.
For three years per cent.
For five years y per cent.
Barns and contents, gin houses, baled
cotton, store houses. merchandise, mills
and churches insurable aL adequate rates.
I represent only the very best compa-
MES oflong experience and we'll establish
ed character.
JAMES w. LAW,
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You will find Bleached Goods, Sea
Island Goods, Domcstics, Tickings,
Kerseys and Jeans at the corner store
Of j. NJ. Beatty g. 60.
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New Goods Of all kinds continually
arriving at J. NJ. Beatty s. Co.'s, on
the corner.
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Now Advertisements.
knights Of IIonor-E. 8. Chandler,
Reporter.
Masonic Meeting-G. B. McCants,
Secretary.
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MASONIC MEHITING.

HHE regular monthly communication of
l. Winnsboro Lodge, No. II, a. +. NJ.
will be held at Masonic Hall this
(Thursday) evening, at74 O'Clock.
G. B. McCANTS,
jan 8-1t Secretary.
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We reach for riches and we grasp a
G.Ii;i5tono, unless 4. health to enjoy
them. A cough or cold quickly works
our physical ruin unless we are care
full. Use DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup.
Price % cents.
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Tho steamship Glencoe arrive d a
New York tho other day from China,
with 1850 tons Of teas, &C., the largest
cargo ever brought to that part of the
world. The firemen of tho Glencoe
are all Chinese. ~ s \
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Elegant Caslnneros, Monte Cloths,
Worsted, Alpacas, Dress Innings,
Crinoline. &C., at j. M. Beatty & Co.'s
corner store.
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j. NJ. Beatty & Co. are selling Cloth
ing, Hats, Rubber Suits and Shoes at
lowest cash prices.
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Buy Notions, White Goods, Hosiery
and Calicoes at the corner store of j.
M. Beatty & Co.