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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

SAVE THE STRIPPINGs.-Thc last
milk dawn from the COW at each milk
Ing, Is much the richest part Ct the
II ess. Tho reason Is the same that the
top of n psn Of milk which has stood
awhile. Is the richest part Of 1t. The
cream being tho lighttst part of the
milk, rises or remains Mt the top of the
udder, while the heavier, waiery por-
tion settles to ,he bottom, similarly,
though, not as perfectly, as when set
In pan. This richer portion OF the
milk being OF greater consistency, set
tics TO the bouom Of the udtler but
slowly as the milk Is drawn Off. Hence,
after the first now of The milk ha,
cen ed ,afttr the lapse ola lew minutes,
or while the mixer Is drawing from
tho other baIf vi the udder, Il new ac-
cumulaLit II Is found III The part flrss
drawn. Ihis will be found nearly all
cream, and when the object is butter
making, this can bu drawn into small
vessel Dy itself, and strained directly
into the cream POI and thoroughly
mixed with the cream, The u cam
flom the main bulk OF the milk will
rise more rapidly ana Inc sepal Il ion be
more cUmplele Tor being relieved Of 80
much u1 the cream Ill The start, and the
part thu, taken away VIII no. be eX-
posed 10 tho deterioi atlng influence OF
nc mink us II gels sour or old, and the
s,-erai result Will be better butter and
.'',. y. t. a half pint or SO from zach
' ,,t'''i,e ~ .''e very last you can get, Is
a'iy en0ugh to save out. some
po ?'o,! n,'ih III Such hurry that they
~, se' lne strlplings at all, and thus
h"t not on'y ioSe the best part OF the milk
them separated or moi, ,bo sure YOU say,
the ktnppings. Milk rupluly, bu,
ooht gun TIL you get The slrippinss.
LIE lloRsE's BACK The first thing
10 Hollcc IN Judging of Il horse, 50 iul
us his Dack Is concerned, is the icnytl
OI II. a long buck is Il weak one. Inc
world over, and III every instance. By
SUPERIOR excellence OF structure il,
other respects, the weakness of the
Dack, may III some measure. De mad,
up, but Tie horse can never be the
horse he would have been had his bac k
peell II sh0rler one. n horses back,
IL otter, has strength, and is sur,
eFiuchcc That he can carry or drag /,
neaVy Weight great distance ana not
tile hellh.r viii lWO or illIee seasoLs
% thll tAttrln.chls break him down II
-" 10 Guy aplmal, ns is tue cas-
WIN 80 lal.y long backed horses. Ii
30 ho'' III ahy way, tho result Ol III.
Dack, lat ll,t position OF th. postcrnS
the h4"Dc vi lLc shoulders ana The DO
elloi u lhe g,tat bones oI the hlnu
less. 1hele must bc length some " hcle
or else The hOlsc cannot STRIDE lar,
puI IL should Le put III below and nul
ato\e. 1hc ichkth should be between
me shouiucf pClhl ana The hams OF the
horse.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

"HAvE you given electricity a trial
ee XHRi AZ lie took k"s% sa W WITH RRsfGd fGa
old lady. "E!ectricity!" SAID she.
swell, yes, reckon I has. / was
struck by lightning last summer a. d
hove out Of tho window, but it didn't
seem to do no sort of poOd.n
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16
HUMOROUS.

AMONG the passengers in = stage
coach in the White Mohntains was q
little gentleman Of five summers. The
coach being quite full, he sat In the
lap Of another passenger. While on
the way something was said about
pickpockets, and soon the conversation
became general on that interesting
subject. The gentleman who was
then holding our young friend then
remarked: "My fine little fellow, how
easily l could pick your pockets P"
"No You couldn't" replied he; "I have
been looking out for you all the time."
ONE Of tho passengers in the street
car was In a particular hurry, but the
car came In as slow as the returns from
Maine. Finally he called out to the
driver:
whats the matter with that mulep
Isn't he we'll ?"
''The mule isn't to blame. It's the
Galveston street Car company that's to
blame"
"How's thatP"
Why, you see, they pay us by the
month, so we ain't in a hurry; but If
they were to pay us by the trip could
get 2:l0 out of this mule" e..
JOHN II. RAYMOND had a curious ex-
perience at Lincoln, Nebraska, while
presenting the trial scene as Colonel
Sellers. Two dogs began to flghG In
the centre aisle Of the theatre, and all
attention was instantly diverted from
the stage to the fight. sI move we
suspend proceedings in this COURT"
said Raymond, "anu I'll bet a dollar
Oh the white dog" en- take you -
cried IL man In the audience. The
white dog won, tho dollar was passed
across the footlights to the star and the
acting OF the play was resumed.
INTO one of our largest dry good,
stores entered a gentleman, the other
day, and with the air OF one who had
been used this sor. OF thing all his
life. you XII W, no said to the astonish :
ed saleswoman. "Give me yard of
maroon-colored flannel to match a
baby, please" Correcting himself
hastily, he began again - Il beg par
don; | mean Il yard OF flannel to match
a maroon colored baby-hcre (produc-
ing II bit Of flannel from his vest
pockeU, L wan: Il yard OF that"
A PARlsHIONER was walking one
summer day IN 'he quiet streets of
Burlington, N. j., with tho late Bishop
DOune, The DarishiOner asked :
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

THEY had put an abominable scoun-
drel on trial on a charge Of highway
robbery and murder.
"Prlsoncr." says the Judge, eek
plain your action and its motive to
these gentlemcn.''
The Prisoner-Wcll, you see, gen
tlemen, the fact Is had lost my head
The Judge (facetiously)- Already
chr
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

confer a Isvor upon the Advertisey and the
Publisher bystatlng that they saw tho Adver.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16
Railways Regulating Pills.

eorfect Purgatives, Soothing AperientA.
Aot Without Pain. Always Reliable
and Natural In their Operation.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

9 MONTHS ON TRIAL for three Bet. stamps or
d o.. THR PEOPLES JOURNAL. HaRerst own. Md.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
Lonl.e comlnr nnel, % Lorne.


LONDON, October 1.-THE Princess
Louise returned to London yesterday and
will shortly sail for Canada TO join her
husband, the Marquis OF Lorne. She has
been on the Continent seeking treatment
for nervousness, resulting from the shock
she received by being thrown from her
sleigh at Ottawa last winter. Her
announced intention Of returning does
away with the reports that the Viceroy
would shortly return from the Dominion.
tits, however, rumored that II the Mar
quis OF Lorne remains for another term in
Canada as Governor. General, the Duke OF
Argyll will pay visit to the Dominion,
not Of pleasure merely. The intends 10
investigate and report upon the accuracy,
or inaccuracy, OF the reports which have
been aloat as to the desire on the part OF
theC canadians for annexation to the United
States, and which have been supported by
Mr.. Goodwin Smith in pamphlets and
magazine articles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19

CERTIFICATES or lScoRPoRATIoN.- Secre.
tary of STATE Brady yesterday issued q GER
tifca,e Of incorporation to the New York
Iron aud Steel Company, for the purpose
Of using, introducing, selling and licens
Ing others to use, introduce and sell horse
shoe and toecalk shoes, horseshoe blanks
horseshoes, muleshoe oxshoes and toe,
cslks, composed and manufactured o.
combined iron and Rteel under several pat
ented inventions and processesot Elbrldge
Wheeler, OF Philadelphia, and also &c
maintain all necessary agencies Tor carry
inc on said business. The principal Office
will be in New York, and the certificate
viii expire October !, 1900. For the pur
nose OF Incorporation five hundred dollars
hss been subscribed, Of which fifty dollars
hSs been paid In, and the privilege Of In
cressing said stock to 81 ,00O, 900 In all was
The stock isdiyided into shares Of $lO0'
e0ch Of which John II. Rice, OF Washing
ton n O., holds one ahare; W. b. Gray,
nj boston. Mass, one share; Geo. Loeb
man. OF Maiden, Mass, neshare Edward
O. Hancoct, one share, aud William b
Gednev. Of Brooklyn, one share.
A similar certificate was also issued to q
company consisting Of John II. Rice, Of
WASHINGTON, D. O., John Williams, OF
Boston: Norris II. AllberRer and Thomas
B. Miller, Of Philadelphia, and Z. .. Han
cock, Of New York, TO carry on the same
business In Pennsylvania with the
principal Office In Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19

POsTcFFIcE RULINGS We have obtained
from Mr. Geo. Wise, chief clerk at the Post
office the following rulinga which will bt
OF interest and value 10 many merchants
business men, and others in this city anC
vicinity:
An application for membership in {
beneficial" or "endOwment" association
is to he treated as frst-Olass matter, the
same as an application for insurance" a:
stated in Order No. s, PIP. 5G7-56S, Janu
airy Postal Guide.
Matter deposited in postoffice having
stamps affixed which have been cut from
stamped envelopes must be held for post
age.
A drop letter not delivered cannot be
returned to the writer in the mail at an.
other postofIiCe, nor can it be forwarded
except as provided in section 43l, P. l..
& r.
Ruling 4O4, page 40, September Guide, is
amended so as to read as follows: Refer
ring to Ruling 2lS, February Guide, which
states that receipts" are first class matter,
postmasters are advised that exception
may be made in the case OF receipts which
are entirely in print, including amount
and signature; that is, the entire paper
to which the receipt Is attached and the re.
ceipt itself must be wholly in print.
A mail carrier cannot receive any mail
matter to be carried outside Of the mail
that is subject to first class rates, unless
the same be inclosed in Government
stamped envelopes properly sealed and
marked.
A cash credit upon a bill or statement is
equal to a receipt for its amount, and
therefore having as such the expression OF
a monetary value, constitutes the matter
first class,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19

COUNTING THE RETURNS. : Yesterday
morning Commissioners OF Election Ola
tor, Peterson and Reilly, began the work
Of canyassing the vote OF last Tuesday.
Washington District was the first ont
taken up. In the count in this Disttic,
Slurgiss, Caldwell, Cunningham, Burke
Purinton, Maxwell, Judge Melvin, Nc
Cornell, Parks and the whole Republican
ticket gained one vote. In counting the
Legislative ticket 1t was found that Jos.
W. Morgan, Democrat, and John Frew
Republican, had each received Eve more
votes on the tally sheets than had actually
been given for them.
Madison District was then taken up and
partially finished, when the Commission
ers adjourned until this morning.
There are four contested elections viz
Joseph W. Morgan, Democrat, contests
the seat OF VIM. P. Hubbard, Republican
in the Legislature, but on what grounds nc
fellow can tell, except it may be because
Hubbard beat him. In Union district
John W. Boring, Democratic, defeated
candidate for Commissioner, Is alter the
seat OF B. f. Caldwell, the Republican sue
cessful one, and here sgain Is an anoma'
lous claim. W. W. Miller, one Of the de-
feated candidates for Justice Of the
Peace, also contests the election oil
Squire Launder. Squire Miller says he
didn't particularly care for the position as
there Is no money in it, but Bill Love and
that dog "Pete' will be wanderers il his
(aIilleps) Twelfth street Office should hap
pen to be shut up.
Over in Centre, Ed. Dunnaway the de-
feated Republican candidate for Justice
wants recount, but one Of his friends
over In that district says be was done away
with on election day, and that ought 10
settle 1t.
Ii Is likely the counting will take day
or two longer 10 finish, but from the indi.
cations we would infer no material change
will result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19

THERE is at least one large and flourish
ing interest In this country that is moi
protected by the tariff, and 1t 10 worthy oil
the careful consideration Of every man,
woman and child in our country. al.
though it Is exposed to foreign COMPETE
ton, there Is no business on the face. ot the
globe that assumes such great proportions
$50 better than government bonds. The
Union Central Life Insurance Company,
with It's on.iorieitable policies, incontesta.
BILE policies, and endowment policies at reg
ulRr life rates. No unnecessary restrictions
on travel or occupation. 0fthe principal
life insurance companies OF the United
States, the Union Central stands jfrE. Rep.
resented by W. II Harris.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19

PERSONAL MESrloN-George A. Creel
Of the Moundsville Democratic paper, Is
~ Mr. ". +. Russell, a Representatives. Of
the Fort Pitt Boiler, Bridge and Tank
Works, OF Pittsburgh, aud a genial gentle
man and sterling fellow generally, y IN
the city on business and ia stopping at the
Mcclure.
departure from among US Of MIR. John
Bayha, who goes ut an early day to accept
n position in the saddlery hardware aud
leather house Of Kelsey, Robertson & Co,
Of Kansas City, Mo. Mr.. Bayha Is gon.
tlemau who has won high place in the
esteem Of large circle OF acquaintance
by his consistent honesty and sterling
character. While we dislike to see him
leave Wheeling, we have no doubt he can
find larger field for the exercise OF his
skill in the thriving and growing metropo'
lis OF the Southwest.
Miss Zorada Mcclure, Of the Seventh
ward, Is visiting at St. Ciairsville.
Rev. Dr.. Cunningham, Of the First Pres
byteriGu Church, has gone 70 Pittsburgh:
Capt. j. NJ. Lee, Of the University OF
West Virginia, who has been visiting
Charlie Reed IN this city for several days,
returned yesterday.
Elk Governor H. NJ. Mathews, OF West
Va. is in the city,-Bdittmore Sun, Yt'ierddy'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19
LorAL LACoNIcs.
Hriei note and Comment ON Current City
EYanIA.


A WOMAN in besStly state Of intoxica'
tion was arrested at o'clock this morn.
ing on Market street by Officer Shorts and
taken TO the lookup.
Mr.. WV. A. HEIuDRRGRR, OF Roneys
Point, and Miss thinner, OF this city, Will
be married this evening at the brides resi-
dence on Market street.
ALL the members OF the Garfield and
Arthur Young Mems Club are earnestly
requested to report at Getmania Hall, 70
night as an importantmeeting will be held.
DETECTIVE MILLER Of the front Office
gang at the City Building, arrested
"Cooney" Dorr and Chris. Dick yester.
day. These WORTHLESS are charged with
assaulting Peter Dolan on election day.
Carr. WV. EcCLks, Chief OF the Fire De
partment, requests us TO say to all private
wa,chmer and night watchmen that he has
fire alarm keys for them which they can
obtain at headquarters at the Atlantic En-
CINE House.
Ton Rose, foreman at the Eighth ward
hose house, has invented an ingenious
continuance for loOsing horse from bis
fasteninCs whenever an alarm is sounded
He is experimenting with the invention
and ilit proves success he will get ou
letters patent.
THERE will be an important meeting o
the officers OF the Republican regiment a
the headquarters ofthe Fourth Ward Clnt
on Market street tonight. Every Captain
and every officer is requested to attend, y
business connected with next Saturday
parade will be before the meeting.
OFPlcER PRICE found key in the doc
Of the vacant room in the Mcclure House
adjoining the Union Ticket 0lEice. HI
noticed man setting in the door a few
moments before and had his attention
drawn to his singular conduct. The pres
ence OF the officer no doubt frightened oil
the would-be burglar.
AMONG tho.e who illuminated on l6tl
street Saturday night aud whose name
could not be learned at the time wer
James and John McAdams. A. Jackson
Adams, A. L, Wells, Mr.. HankC Pretty
man, Miss Ellingham, Miss Aggie Huh
bard, Mr.. Nuzum, VIM. Ramp, Rhod.
Robinson, Wash Lewis, and Messrt
Morris, Noggle, Hill, McGinnis, De!auc
Douglass, Wallace, Busbey, Mcconnell
Weidebusch, Harvey and Lszure.
An ISTELuaRxcBR reporter yesterda,
visited the new dry goods store Of Mar
shall, Kennedy & Blake, ON Main street
and was struck.by the throng of buyers a
the counters. Upon inquiring Of severa
what attracted them there, they said
was the exceedingly low prices whicl
good goods were sold for. This Is tn
!, tirm's great specialty-one price lsrg
sales and small profits. They have To
handsomest silk flags we have seen Ihi
campaign, at exceedingly low prices. TIL
INTRLLlaEScRR is indebted for presen
Of one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19

River last night, 3 feet, 4 inches and
falling.
the only departure yesterday.
The Science and Welcome are due, and
II they manage to reach here on the pres
emit stage OF water will depart as usual to-
day. The Welcome is expected, but mas.
much as the Science encountered difficult
" in getting over the bar on her down
trip 1t IL not likely she will be here.
The elegant residence Of Capt. Thomas
Moore, a well known riverman, living
near Tiltonsyllle, o., Ave miles above Mar
tins Ferry, with all its contents, was de.
stroyed by fire on Saturday morning. The
fire was caused by the explosion Of car
bon oil lamp. The loss will amount to
about eight thousand dollars, with FIVE
thousand dollars insurance.
PlrrsBuRGH, October lS.-Riyer ] INCH
below the gauge and falling. Weather
clear and cold.
CiScISSATI, October lS,-River 8 feet !
inch and stationary. Weather clear and
cold,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19
ClpcuIr CorRr-Iudae Melpin,

This court met-at 10 o'clock yesterday
and disposed OF the following business:
The Grand Jury were called, sworn anc
sent to their chamber TO consider theil
business, and at noon returned the follow
State Of West Virginia vs.. Charles
RoL an and Charles Myers, indictment No
|, for ieloniously breaking and entering 8
house in the day time, with intent to steal
A true bill.
Myers, indictment No. 2, same offense
A true BILL.
State va. John Kane, Indictment fol
burglary. A true bill.
State vs.. Frank alias "Dutchy" West
Indictment for burglary. A true bill.
State vs.. Catherine alias Kate Myles.
Indictment for grand larceny. a true
Adjourned until Tuesdey morning at 6
o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19

TuH WHEELING LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. =
An adjourned annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Wheeling Library As
ISOLATION was held at the Library,
in the State House, last night, and the
future OF the organization was exhaustive
Is discussed, as an outcome OF which the
following resolution, alter considerable
discussion aud amendment, was adopted
ResOlred, That the property OF this AS
sociation be, and the same is hereby
placed in the hands Of O. D. Hubbard, Il.
VI. Russell, Captain A. Wilson, j: A. Mill
Ter, NJ. Reilly, A. ]. Clark, Samuel Laugh
lin, to be known as trustees, with author,
ity to transfer the same to any association
that will agree to maintain q public
library in the city Of Wheeling, under
such terms and agreements as shall be
satisfactory to said trustees.
After this action the meeting adjourned
sine die.
Subsequently citizens meeting was or
ganized by those present, with A. j. Clark
Rsq., as Chairman, and A. H. Beach, Sec
rotary. At this meeting committee was
appointed, consisting OF Messrs. d. X.
List, j. N. Vance, Gibson Lamb, ]. j.
Jacobs, Maj. A. Loring, w. B. Simpson
and B. s. Allison, to devise plan OF reor.
yani2ation, 10 DO submitted to the Trustees
Of the Library Association. The prospect
now is that we will in the near future
have some feasible plan OF organization
Tor library, and the city have the benefit
OF substantial and selt.supporting insti-
tuition oil that kind.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19
NEW CUMBERLAND.

NEw CUMBERLAND, W. Va, Oct. IS.
Editors Iutelligenccr,
The State election being over, we, up
here in Hancock County, are now making
an effort for the November struggle. We
gave IN increased majority and We think
we can raise 1t TO one hundred and fifty
for Hutchinson. We feel the great i'm
portance OF making the grandest effort we
have ever yet made TO pluck, II possible,
this, the First Congressional District, from
the control OF the Solid South, and to do
this we know-yea, realize, the import
auce OF making this desperate effort,
Who can tell that this is not the casting
vote? And we look at the platform OF the
Dem 1cratic party aud see they are for a
"tariF for revenue only" which is nothing
more nor less than free trade. Men who
earn your bread by the sweat Of your
face, arise and show your appreciation oil
the tariff as put forth by the Republican
party.
We know the position OF John A.
Hutchinson on this subject-who can tell
what the position OF Col. Ben. Wilson is
on this most important question? Can 1t
be said that he is for tarih-we answer no,
though he tried to impress the idea when
forced to do so that he was and is tariff
man. Is such the case?
A thorough organization is what we
want in every county and district in this
Congressional district and we can elect
Mr.. Hutchinson. We are thoroughly or.
ganized here in Hancock county as well
as that Of the Bourbons, and, by the way,
this reminds us that the acknowledged
leader Of the Democracy here in New
Cumberland, is a man who has not taken
newspaper for the last FIVE or ten years.
This is a fact that cannot be gainsaid. We
have them under full retreat and propose
to keep them at the point OF the bayonet
until after the % Of November. You may
expect good report from old Hancock.
PIErRo.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-19

MAN KILLRD.-Yesterday afternoon .
man named Louis Ulrich was observed
sitting on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
track naer Benwood. A few minutes
aitorward an engine came along, and be
fore 1t could be stopped or reversed, the
man was run over and so seriously in
jured that he lived only long enough to
give his name. 1t is supposed from the
singular actions OF the man that he DELHI,
erately sat down on the track and awaited
death. Nothing could be learned OF him
or his antecedents.