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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-09

srrRlyr TlSoLE has his war paint on
,1 expresses rough opinionsin regard to
"a sen Wilson and Hon. ". L. Hearne.
H,,,,a,ts that at the convention to be
hl here on Wednesday, they will both
ssI that there ia an earnest desire on the
snoft ths Democracy to be rid OF Col.
s.p and bis ways" and further that
@shoever may be the nominee, Col.
B.si.min will never again be the Demo-
sl,ic nominee for Congress from this dis
NIT
ID addition to this declaration OF war
lna, the boss, Col. Jimmy speyer informs
uthaI things are going to be very lively
Eths convention, New Martinsville will
uabs circumstance to it. Some OF the
bouur going to open out on Col. Ben at
sAor nnge with all sorts Of fusees loaded
nite muuls Jimmy says that they are
bsdud to do it this time and no mistake.
From this it will DO seen that an inter.
Htns time may be expected at Washing
anHLl. Ouradyice to the Democracy Is
TO charge q dollar a head for admission,
ndlhusperuit their campaign fund. The
petormance will draw better than John
EobiDson'scircns
A things now stand, a train.load oI
@AIieS from Lewis county, including
Ssvsal mauiacs, may be expected. Al
SsE Naniusyille there were q number
Faeat who we're declared on the spot to
aVs been lat out Of the Asylum "before
Tie! we're we'll" Their number will, nc
tnb5 be increased in this convention
NAsihsr they will be Wilson men OF
l1gsmen remains to be seen.
Matters are working beautifully for the
s4plbIicans in this district. While the
iaS we're never more united and harmo'
soci, t5e Democrats were never so tori
Vpnd enbittered. Tingle and Ben coult
asTAch other into boarding house hasf
AAS had fair chance, and which eyel
asa them is nominated the other ant
@ lTends will give him as little aid ant
''aht HpOssible at the polls. otcours'
HirGEare that the Democrats are ter
hasieIlows to lume and threaten beiorI
insaa alton, and very meek and submis
tTeLIenranls, but this time they talk a
they reilly meant business. Thel
atsase Is about worn out waiting for
aAa9 that never comes for change
IATue convinced that Col. Ben intend
H& 4 lie member, and that the onl
'lytO clear the kitchen Is To defeat hir
G@ePclls. This is what We have al
larg told them. 1t is to us a clear cas-
ape'pe.ual candidacy or a defeat at tn
HlS After a defeat there will be
siaaC for new deal, and IL the friend
aAs various aspirants have any sand a
ahey will not this time 90 through tn
slnilating spectacle Of throwing up thei
a's Tor Col. Ben as soon as he Is nom
mated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-09
FOREIGN NOTES.

Violent storms in Upper Arraeon and
inpndations have interrupted traffic with
France.
General Calixto Garcia and other Gu.
ban revolutionary leaders, recently cap
tured, have been sent to Spain.
The foods in Lesia have subsidized. The
damage to public and private property d
immense. There Is great distress,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-09
PArAL FIGHT
between Manager Of Variety SHOW
and n Policeman.

clScrSxAn, O., August s.-This even.
ing at seven o'clock Thomas E. snslbaker
shot Policeman A. Chumley twice, once
in the groin aud once in the abdomen.
Chumley will not survive, snslbaker was
under arrest at the time for row in which
he, ohumley's son, two Of ohumley'a
daughters and yirgie Jackson, actress in
snelbaker's Vine Street Opera House
were engaged about o'clock In Vine
street car an hour earlier.
Chumley has for many years been on the
police force. DR.. .,MIscrol SAYS hi
wounds are such such as. as are s usually fatal, bu
two. snelbaksr gave s., 900 bail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-09

y,,D Governor peirpOint's letter in to-
~, ",la n,yer ubsut Col. Jake Jackson at
sl s,,..,nat sr,a The old Governor knows what
!, ,l51, !, T,jtipr about, and while be puts the
n ~. = niIdIv, T he puts it, as he always does,
,gc,lly and tersely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-09
THE VATICAN,

RoMR, August THE Vatican has de-
cided to augment and. reorganize the
Colleges oil the Propaganda for Asia and
Africa, being desirous Of largely develop
ing the Catholic Church in those parts.
Branch Colleges Of the Propaganda will be
established in suitable localities, and new
Vicarate Apostolic will be created in Mo-
rocco and another In the interior oi Africa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-09

c,,cr,rr,i in his speech placing in NOM
..,,;aS .an1I Green, for Judge OF the Supreme
Wv. ta.I s,ld "ths Judge Is as far removed
Es,''' i.,,1 soTuption sa aud dishonesty as the
..,.t. q. .', Of the Republican party"-Fa'r'
"a aIad1r. .,,o
1Srope Of Grace enables him OF course to
r.,L officially.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-09


ernor Of State, or to fll any position
where his hate can take shape and inau
ence in the way Of policy OF general
narrowness, meanness and intolerance
towards almost one.half oil the people oil
the State.
The vote Of Jackson for the Ordinance
Of Secession, aud his yells for JEFF Davis
during the war, are quite as much as the
State ought to be called to bear in the esd-
nation Of the ouside world, but the addi-
ton to such q record OF proclamation of
eternal hate toward the Republican party is
enough to arouse 9. reciprocal feeling OF ha-
tred and contemptfor the State in the breast
OF every freedom loving man in the North.
II the people Of West Virginia are so we'd
ded to Bourbonism as to elect such fool
ish embodiment OF bate as their chief mag
istrate they must naturally expect the out
side world to cherish towards them very
unfriendly feeling. The election of Black.
burn as Governor OF Kentucky has made
that State locality to be avoided by all
Northern people, and the election OF Jake
Jackson as Governor Of West Virginia will
beget similar feeling among all classes
ofimmigrants aud capitalists. Who would
want to come and cast in his lot in such
State while a chance in life can be OBJ
Lained elsewhere?
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-09

prepared to say that we have the
~ Constitution OF any State IN the
rs i,,i,, "-IEx.Judge Ferguson, oi IA
sI5s aba county, ". va.-Dsmocrat.)
Ind the BourbOus Of West Virginia
.,,sed il on us at an immense expense
/ money, in order that they might re-
,,,,,, as far as possible. the progressive
E,.,tiop ,hs, the Republican party had
,,,5 public affairs in the State, while
NM we're attempting to destroy the
yriopGl government.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-09

,-.., CmuRAS left for Norwalk, o.,
:. .'ySs .,.siop. to continue his labOrs on be.
a,,nl n 'Jyli ,be Wheeling K Lake Erie railroad
~, s'..:rt, : lie feels greatly encouraged at
n r ,,o.Decls for final success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-09

5.,.,b,, Drabosh' s so.called Wheel
li'.s.I ls,s.nSaet ,p paper is simply to be the
o. lo''I p,rkersburg kite. That sort of
., .,s y ..ii', ps,er will soon play out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-09

r,i,mopt lldlr is still mean enough
u. .,isn,s s to Justice swayne the Ian
y l1',I =. never used about Gen. Garfield.
I'IS so ss wheeling Register has quit 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-09

Il, ,,,,s., TO the Fairmont IndsF that
-. ,'S,,5 Burke is an "apostate Demo-
,lsI " Tho. O'Bfieu is an apostate Repub-
a't a Let us have the apostate business
II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-09
Civ qntelIigetfsr,

-. Is and "a Fourteenth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-08-09
TYLER COUNTY.

Educational and Political News.-old
Chap. stewart Playing Independent as
Usual for the Make Of Oftice.-Repub.
liean Meetings,
, 1880-03-12
AltVERY STABLE CASE.

The case of the Rncc Brothers {iverymcn)
an1 Henry Stoatl, who have been OIL trial
before Justice Brown for sonlo Tins
past OH charge Of consptring to
tiefraud A. S. Guthrie OF d
livery stable on West Lake street, wus
brought to close yesterday afternoon by the
arguments of the counsel. The Justice said
In deciulng the cnss that hs deemed the
evidence sufficient to slow tic necessary
"probable cause" and lie held the defendants
to tho Criminal Court iii bonds of s., 800 each.
This IL the case TINT hns caused u number
Of outside rows between tho Wrties interest,"
ell. md yesterday morning the Office
OF Mr.. Trn.lc, WHO WIS for tie pros
ecntion. was the scene of nnother
sq,ahbc. Churlcs T. Ilacc, tho youngest
nf the brothers, hui bren annoying Mr..
Trnde by r4n.sing Into his office during tic
morliInE. Ills iillal entrance wAs mule
while tho lawyer WIS i'll con-
srltntion with Mr.. Guthrie. Mr. Trus'c
ordered him out uf tile room. aIlti lc made n
rculark which reflected rather severely OIL
somebody 'smatrrtllty. Upon tI[s sir. Truac
inutlc dash Tor him. picking III 4 ilpnyy ink
rsservnir, and throwing It nsainBt Il bnx Il.
The lIall fur TUG purpose Of searIng Lace.
This plan lld the tlcslrctl effect, md. III his
hurry. Race fell down twO flights nf stairs.
1t Is nnetlleAS to SAy that A[r. Trulc was not
bothered with HIN aknin.
, 1880-03-12

Il It wasn't that tny eyes aro in SUCH condition
could enjoy 70 much. nnl now | t!ln enJay
nothing" wns her woflit complaint. Tho oGu-
ltst l9okcd at her With hts professional. wisdol1..
asked her various questions. anu then st,tsdenay
ntnazcsl her by nyking hrr, 10 put otIt hrr foot.
This sounded like the most extraordinary re-
quest. llad tho xooA doctor lost hls wtsl dnd,
thinking something Of tllis kind. tho t'ot IN its
stuart KID boot With tho wicked tnl little heel the
young lady was 50 proud of. WINS thrust ftrth.
Tho doctor eyed it i moment With Il stulll fnce
-thcn."Go honc." be said. "1nEe OH those
'hcels-keep them OFT TOR II month. and then
CONG to mo axnin and vol! sec how hoy, the syes ~,
young Indy learned By her experience and a little
wise task how near sae bud comp % 70 hGsinx M no
women equally devoted to wicked heels win be
ntfccted lii Il like innnner. but j serves = show
tuuty, that with that Instrument ur turturo
constantly at work IN the centre of the fo3t.
where nli those delicate nerves and tcnuuns lie
tlmt nre 20 Intimately connected with all tho
other delicate nerves Of the budy. taerc must
presently como eun.e disarrnnRtnlent or dis
ease that ,nsay work fatai ta'sehfef with the
health. md, consequently, With tho enjoyment
aud Kuuu looks Of the EcnreT.
, 1880-03-12
Heels MD 1syea-A Boston 0cu1ist's
Aat1nl4t,tlag Theory About Tight

tlaylen torFkspondestts PTorl,ttnts Journal.
Those have hEen SOM" TtnHut pattics tnFe,
whnre pretty .k'rs put themselves lni0 the pret-
tits,t n6w- fashioned ul1 fAshIottl clnthes Tiny
cn.tisi ,nllstrr, mud rnuvesI through tho ttatciy
old .ant,cc, With wkHt co11Ifart lhoy !n,,h!.. nn
thor turtrlng little high hecl4 aet III tho tn!lle
1t tiluIr fuet. ny Tho way. TINT ata IN tho
s,,bjUtt nf tteso wIekrd hnls, wnnt to tttl II
atory Tint ought tn scare every one OF tlnse
1lrntty little sinners otlt Ut her fnsANe finley.
Inn stnry wis toll tn mo by unc sf t,cs1 Klra,
,shp hld a foot e1nni enough not tn By tempted
Iiltu Frenrh-hcel fully. One Of hrr so1t'pnntots,
ist with Il trt,tltlo with lnr uyrA tt,at threnfred
All nluuner of lFsKhtf,il results. Sho WIS NJ
question, And nther entertainment WAS lmat
bUr.,Mlng torment. !" t.aIi whtk, nnd stt!o,
md drive. IND tln anything with my strength:
, 1880-03-12
A Cheap tsUyersslnent.

ny the budget OF l'ar,atny fur lsa1 tho annual
salaries Ut tho pr'njpaI fnnejnnart..s 0f tI,e ltc
pnl'lIu atu given US f0.k1wa: Tho President rc-
pnssres eMch. tho Atftnbers Ut Congress aAM
Ensires carh In tsva 1nt.nthIy instullincnts, tho
Chiss of pnSS s. U, aiatl H. men'l%rs uf THO ~.
est 0osernnlrnt III thu world, n,ll yet lts ctlzcis
Mre nut happy.
, 1880-03-12
CUTICURA REMEDIES

.trn prepared by WHEKs L P0ITEA* Chemists
mud druggists. :H1 WnshinEtnn-st,. I4nat1l, Il
lrNt,t- IT,, Turt,tO Int, ntld Know ltlli, Lon.
Inn, au,l aru for nto BY al Dr1lxxsts. Price Of
CUrlcuhA. HtllalI boxes. " tcntA: lnrRo boxrB,
pn1,luInE twtt anl nno-hnit tlnes tho guuntIty
Ut B1.lnit. 1t. ftEalLyENT, 81 pbs tuttte. CUTt.
rHItA MEDICINAL urI1.t:T Soar. Is cunts per
cake. EuTlcuRt MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAR. ID
cents Ier cuke; In hals, for nafbeTs and large
e0UEt1lnrrS. 81 GpntR.
, 1880-03-12
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Nrandrctli Works, Sing Sing, N. T.,
Fu1I. ~, l8Nl.-IirMnlrtth's pills nnA .AlietK'k'S
lA,r,ua pl,lstrrs will hereafter be manufactured
ind sold by II. I}rntlret,s bs'ns, WIN have As-
sisted him III tholr preparation fur tho last
twutity years. md to wlit'n he lIMH devised his
trl,tn-t -trs,rkS md business. New York otiiuu No.
:A4 Canal atrtct.
, 1880-03-12

Tho Tcs,,vins railway pro,nIses tn hc E.,o1l MI
accomplished fact. A portion OF tho rail. aru
nl.x!uiy Hl. an1 q number Of %9rktarn llro
BArts frstfIi point situated to thu we4t 1T tho
observatory, nt. ttu.t si.ls III Tho cne which is
lellst Heidutn subject to streams Of lRyu.
, 1880-03-12
WONDERFUL CURES

1'ctforsasA by the CAttcnrA Remedies.
W!,nt cures of nlood md Skin Dtsuttsis md
with t.Otu nj tho Hon. Wm. 1ayInr, Hoston,
ktnta Htnntnr ut Massachusetts; ALL. Tucker,
lA.st0n: \. 4. Steele, ENl. ChcnEn: r. II. Drake,
Es. Desrl,it. ltil tntny others dutl!i 1T which
tnnr bp found in future editions Ut ths paper2
, 1880-03-12

ALL LATEST FASHIONS

In ahs NEW y0AK WEEkIv, FASHION nfAzAsn. nfAzAsin.
Sanss 81 tS|."F hs .t ssptsf os ss
iSm:: nsw stury. sjust y 1 ka: Al.os H. sgfins
Ix mud kFeat rosuus. fot 4dles; Tour s!sgant lts-
i1t; Ialtusus u iacs taucf Work. aad EnlbroidsTy
Tha PMpgf IL Tor Ral9 by III Npw4dUalsts Pr4cs Scia
, 1880-03-12

huyt. t,iIu tt, il ,,tf IL, ftn iirut lima Tim tr
ps',tMs' ever f"iic' md III the f"ce NJ oil
'e''S''''
TlfE mn or THE cASAf.
~, ani3an'nK ,.ni D'tt ~ GttraS!.tu a,R',I W
i fifth Il" H' & cxss 'ss T%;d I" yiowsr a %
sInril sI,',. En"t J., !'ack !n!nks a'l slna; q
sI,,,,y ,,Iy mr. Jlo wnter ITSELF was .rn1islt'Gr.
@ ,"iSrife,.z m .'r t"o 'i t'oxi KiS9 thu aEt nE'nft
imylng prnlntlIv becnme, accustomed, q
~ ~ iif'lt' hlltl lercn Df at'll: ~ t!ie HFmM
nE1,. vE!I1"t h.fwtevsf .St tle ti,ent 11tMlncrrii Ws
!l,e s'',!.!c,; r"ilaSsta q q % !,sksi u Z ,!ssaye
gs w., w. n,irk Water rilptt @ q wy e s,'fE, n
,,,,,,n l'i n'H ~ ats: .uh Ma a't 1ut,En
81, il W ".1,"n,l ] nr 'i t ''n ,, % !',,,,rnt nv,
;sstX r. H'.asra',; an';,'''nt% @ Il ,!rF'!Hx; !
ia,,,.,, ,!,, tnn 'fti.. ~, IL a iota " ,,ili
"WH naMM IeRietrH,,i,S ,iS ~ ILL.,, us "aY ~ i ,o
IM,otwM t ~ ';!Ss o. nIaGH .1 10 XII; ,,1, ~ ~
,,lnwt!, H., sMftt w!sl'el t !'ntrs wre osin sl1it
sisi,, s n,ia, i , ~ gTr .i',, " 3'vnr
iiSwi,,v 't xt1, t.1 .v"tnr @ 'e 'cA' 's ~ ''e'
r,r Me fn w., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES afo ,iL lt ~ ~
% lHor ol tile ifntEepnfL pumps. pstNiut,.t VI
G"Mrse. se Ssty y, Ms1rt ~ . 1t,GitaRe 1. 10 s.fa
HWi' s@, nolo t,,a tah It V1 1 fI'Df H. iegt f u tGo
nt Mi''int ~ ,;1 1u st s, SM
tt' lily LIZ t..5 III H. ni ~ ~ i,.a ~.
,,, III" T., ~ "s :" Ww,hl.iS III. @ Ms ~" ,.,n,' ,s -.
r' r,, rn II W. ~ ssi; ter nm n'H Ha,yr s wI Whit c @
In impede navigation, Mil 10 iung ~ tic
Carlal commissioners hold tl!eir Uiliees aud
tnttustutl tIlcm, tlloy unanimously don't pro-
tmse to sut. tho Interests 1T ,avign-
lion ruthlcsiy iMterfcrcd with With
IT, G1Spsr rsgara ,n,Ss.s On IotA A,,,, fiff i
sa %SG o ssf Hat seor ts b te On 9fsa ,c co'rary If r.
tlMt tlle proposed pumps cn,l.i hu operated
mud ,sl ths caai serys the prsST n for %'s' t.
clashlu.y Of authority.
co,,,,1sstnsEr crorr,t
IL, ,o,,vor.ot, viii, i'm rottrt.r too,, s,,,,.
s.aatls!y i !hs % above sreua$ r.; rsfs,i!nr tSs
p,mosu |S, ns', ~ ~. 4. ,t .s, ~ a,n H.
,ost Him.ta,y rfi mS @ now ,,ir. VI NY
' fr,, ,i, f,is of'. ~, ti't III,
voluntarily nl,rogatc their pEiyilesga of order.
iilg the pniMpi.s saoppt" Wt!ci, i'ie stoPpnEe
',s. wMS inm ,i'Hf" int III nvnr iv r"%sI aG
nsckea nSwn iFnl tai i ra!cr ~ 10i'y WILMA,
tlii,. Alti Wns W!l!'hs 10 iooR III la ihattef Ill
teS;Gl'f',G @WInt IL, ''Si1' yn think of to nropos
,,,,i,s.,nr,,s ~ ~ 1,rsn.r ~ o., W. a,,r,,i'' t
rtr pt1 f antn;t x tatajser , SHa, Say,'c'' ''
Sol@t!Sh r,ix St .o Sewage olehl1' WIS te
''';'fi '"Wjnt f u tho opposIt!on Of the river
towns%' ~ ' -
II thtnE M It Is M entirely eaaseess There Is
no ao.lh ftt ti'. ~ ing lilesenSu an;iDw lP9l i!e
river VII ~ tllo iomH rnii pntlls tno "utet:
My Sflsf'e tat t MN y l. w,'l III yoa t Mot
tt @ Mntsr ,ste w!1 pn pfhy taet that by lss9 fef
tn1'l ulStiles, ne'lsu tilSre @ = enough VI IL
70 70 ox1e r sg i T" t Snog rIx.r gei Xxx 1, w,
, 1880-03-12

DRAMATIC NOTES.
nl,sness ut NIL the city thesltrts Is as light as
tho attraction.
Edwin Dooth nets this week at tho Park
Tlentru III Boston.
Stephen Flskc, NO uMaclstnnj, h1s become
c,lltnr or tho New York lfi'1nr.
Adu Cavcnlst Roes to England In btay. but
will return to America In srptcmbcr.
"lioinc. Sweet 1Iomc," joaquin Mll:crs new
plny, has been bought BY Mr. J.. II. stAtlley.
"Mothcr-in- Inv" will bc rcpented nj Hoolcy's
nn s.ll,duy evening by tho D!ekey Ltngurd COM
puny.
"The 'rrngctltnns Of KAamnzoo," Tho lMtcst
organization, 1!re backed for uoo!ey'a Oil tho
:alth.
The gros. receipts of tho u. r. O. Elks hall In
Madison Square 0Arde'l. New York, '.''o'lntod
on PLEASURE trip auj, hitter III tile setso,, to W
TO AuHtr rslllia.
The naston papc5;s sp.cak feyor%b!y A., 9r s"T. r.
TINT city lust Saturday.
naFsy erno' s z w vo y
runppcars ut Ilnverlys OIL suntlny.
Tho 81: Charles + Trheatre. New Orleans. syas
fSa fa a fGn tar 81 t ss ths IL as, t,r 'T i. @
i AltuHkIE Ntf9etHos -! tHe t'Ntlsuu s.psIiuS
comphny, hills u 1'nw play, dealing with MurgMn
l,fc. they say. 1t IL cnllcd "ono Hundred
Wives
Mrs. Morv n. ornhnm. mntl,cr of Mrs, e. ".
r..In,, t ,."n"r"i i,;.. r.n,vr ~ - mas. ~
ts thnotr,ri fraf"r,,tW ;1tmi II, lsro,riv;, ~,
tho alst iHAt., ut nn ADVANCED AKo.
1s Ln, wnG 2, St,ea s teMtn t1Mto 4nxo' @ ,nG
,,.n T., il n. ~, E". HI hax nm III
sentence et,rninutcd tn Imprisonment fur life.
Joc Inward attributes naly's Success to his
ps,sscssui nf " n etnrmin3 thcutr,'. snlil buck
tynf fitting parts tu ha pcnplp that no olher
New York lIlai,agcr pu'sesses"
n.,t ,r,s !, ohnractor3utto a,,,,nin,, ,yho xvh1,,
nrr m.isr, MnS i.n,ki.,v iii .nti,tr l'"r r,.mI
INV t1mv "xelmfmWI In il fri frIemf. IN thu hisht
pf hth enthusiasm. ~ WtuIll rntllor bt tho liz
eppte4l nycr Ut thnt gtrl thln 10 IL cuslsus unu-
1uorltor.'
nbo o,o,,n1 ncrformnnco t,v Miss Ncflsou Mt
nv ur[sann u@E[ss nd to ID stponen II II, me sSas
a stsssss t 81 rS c sxr h st thnat @ em r s s III
t,!u.Eg9,tI't, ~ NV ~ 'Ao "e' s'3'
ahp'sslp'l'tS'
Tic atu.f Ut IInulhys NDycity Thcntrc, Boston,
lnci,t,los UUf'r4p II. .,ots. ,lregt'r IT n1nl,se-
G. +. shatinok. tlrectnr nt VEGA! tM,,ae; Mr.
vertisIuV ugsnt: Walter Mcdonnell, ticketagcnt
~ w. AZ. IVA, ~, ao " ...,. l., ,n,. a.. .>,o,o
e. th9 Ihentre !,yFaHue' " t,MIas' tHn Rsuev ",,
WSM 1ne} Gsv ~ p,vsa IT,, H xs'isi, aren"s M
near an opon yra1n ana tue tTain r. of ler tEess y
cntcnee Nfo. VI etIuEaC, 6he III III iNll1bHt uHN-
, 1880-03-12
COLLINS VOLTA1C PLASTERS,

4 u,i!un Of EtcetrlcIsy ant Healing IAtsasna,
Itls pl,4s,er fur relieving Pail, and Wcnkness Ut
the Lungs. LIVER. KhlnGys, a.'a Hack, ltheuma-
tlEn SeilrNsg!l, md SGlMtfen. IiHcet ay9r tho
plt Of ihu stui.,iIplt thoy cur, DyspcpsIa, Bilious
Euu, IilMrrllra, Crlltai,t md PAlti, ind prevrut
AXu0 and Nalnrl4. Ask for C4,llIta Voltaio
Electric rurnlIs ptHaterF. u cents.
, 1880-03-12

Victor HSn!,y Fonai
ca1tlcs rcRrcr t., 1..,thurA milk ttan any other
preparaitnA known. Try 1t, prlcc, II centA,
All 1rtluHiSQH,
, 1880-03-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

tEMENYI At ANN ANUOIl.
Spsetul Htspafth to The thtenee Tribune.
Ann ArtnOn, Mich, Murch ll.-4tn Immense
audience Rreutcd ltenlenyi here to-nfHht ut his
concert gtycn at University Hall far tho benefit
nf tho Gymnasium. lie carrtcA h!s hearers With
him as he poured the tlNul of music rrnni his
Violin, a1,tl GleUrg utter encore WINS called fur.
, 1880-03-12
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E % Smst @ w districts
Hrnntscu inuentM
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19
DON'T BUY
Until
You

Nj sTSCK Of Furis which wllc the largest lansomcs and cheap
according quality
elsewhere then
best selection and can buy Bear mind that ship goods Ridge
an" York @ This is is recHmnio1 of e qt and price Of goods
frmes % Comos a Hk and loo Shelves cheaper than The
Der suits Gal and see e new supply Of Sewing Machines good
and likes it. Remember that most of The machines that most largely
little The
Time and ycx"io1 noscc light and will last long time have
eighty competitors that and has
Sash Factory All orders entrusted will
Machine
II.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19
TOWN AND COUNTY.
TUESDAY. October 10, 1850.

Is d Z. -.,.
Terms or TIE NEWS AND HERALD.
'--lri-wcekl.Hed edition, four dollars Dey
annu'a, III advance; weekly edition,
Two dollars and fifty cents per AMMAN, ,
III advance. Liberal discount to clubs
OF tive and upwards.
itATEs OF ADyERTlslNG.-One dollar
per inch for the first insertion, snd
nifty cents per inch for each subsco Ient
insertion. These rates apply to all adj
vertlsements, of whatever natu &c, and
arc payable strictly in advance. Con
tracts for three, six or twelve months
made on very liberal terms. Tran
sient local notices, fifteen cents por
limo for the first insertion and seven
aud one-half cents per line for each
subsequent insertion. Obituaries and
tributes Of respect charged as adyer-
tlsements. Simple announcements OF
marriages and deaths published free OF
charge, and solicited.
All communications, of whatsoever
nature, should be addressed to the
Winnsboro Publishing Company
Wlnsboro, S. @.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19
TIE SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
ORB
AGRICULTURE AND MECHANICS

--OF+>
AGRICULTURE AND MECHANICS
w ILL be opened for tho instruction
of tho young men of the State, Oh tho 6lh
OCTOBER, in tho buildings Of the otd
South Carolina College, with tho follow
ing Faculty, viz:
WM. PORCHER MILES, LID.
President and Professor Of English Liter
ature.
JAMES WOODROW, PHI D., DID,,
Professor Of Geology, Mineralogy, Botany
and Zoology.
BENZ. SLOAN,
Professor of Mathematics and Natural
Philosophy.
-. WILLIAM BURNEY, PHI. D.,
Professor Of Analytical and Agricultural
Chemistry and Experimental
Agriculture.
TUITION FREE TO ALL. Room rent
for tho year $40. For further information
apply to tho Secretary at Columbia, s. G.
BY order Of the faculty
BENZ. SLOAN,
Secretary of Faculty.
Columbia, s. O., August Is, 1850.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19

The New York SIN of Sunday
said Jay Gould had bought the New
York World. Tho 1Vo,ld of Monday
says Gould has secured controlling
interest in the Sun. The truth seems
to be that Jay has made up his mind to
own the universe and so has bought
the JVorld with the San to heat and
illumine it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19
BETHEL PRESBYTERY.
Proceedings of tho Third and Fourth Dax

Proceedings of tho Third and Fourth Davs.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Prcsbytcry assembled at 81 o'clock,
and proceeded to consider tho report
OF the committee on the form of narra-
tlves. After discussion, the report
was adopted.
The committee on devotional cxcr-
crciscs made its report.
by request leave of absence after TO.
nights session was granted to Elder
). Hart, Of Yorkville.
Calls from -Aimwcll and Uoreb
churches Of Fairfield county for the
ministerial services Of Licentiatc s. T.,
wilson were read and placed in his
hands, with tho understanding that
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-10-19

John Cornelius, ofPlumstcad, Eng.
land, fell dead az he was running
home ont of tho rain. He was one Of
the "noblc 600" who charged at Bala-
klava: Although tho "Charge of
the Light Brigade" will be forever re-
nowncd in English song and story,
grateful England allowed Cornelius to
break stone on the road for the mag
nificcnt rccompcnsc Of twenty-five
ccnts day.