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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1880-01-14

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From the Grccnville Enterprise &Mountaineer
letter from Gov. Perry.

The Meet Presidential Election
Viecs q Venerable Statesman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
SECOND ROLL
LONDON
Principal.

- Election day was glorious. This
is auspicious. for if there was any fear
Of the election of Hancock, the heavens
would have been hung in bIackness.
On the 24th Of October a daugh-
ter was born unto Mr.. and Mrs Clear
water.
- Sickness in the family of Mr..
Wills.
Next Saturday night, Sunday
night and Sunday morning Elder Rowe
viii preach IN the Christian meeting
house IN london Those who never
heard Elder Rowe preach viii do well
TO come and hear him. and those who
have heard him, VIII surely come
Have you read the notice Of Mr..
IngersOlI's new gospel, by Elder In
gram, IN the Omaha Republican Of Oc-
tOber 29th2 Read It Infdelity may
have a grand philosophy; christianity
has one more grand InfdeIity NAV
exact a pure morality; christianity has
j purer one. Infdelity may have a
glimmering hope; christianity has a
pure fame Infdelity may claim great
minds; christianity claims nObler ones.
Inidelity may have its triUmphs
christianity Is victory over sin Inf
deity may have Ingersol; christianity
has Paul. and VIII have IngersoII, too,
we weeu.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
Upton Showed Under.
The Bonnie Banner Of Nemaha Floats
Proudly Over the Election Of
her Entire County Ticket.
Unity On County Tickst.

The result Of Tuesdays battle on the
county ticket demonstrates most con-
clusIvely that the Republicans Of Ne
maha were fully aroused 10 the great
Importance OF adhering closely to the
entire ticket. They fully realized that
there was a Gliicatio1 between the
National State and county tickets.
that could not be overlooked OF pass
ed by, that the one was an adjunct of
the other and that without the success
OF all the triumph OF Republican prin-
cIples would be incomplete The Dem
ocraey sought N vain 10 break our
well formed and compact lines by
placing two Of the most popular men.
(on their sifie,) N the county. Even
with Mr- Broadly, IN the lead their as
saGt was unsuccessful, possessing as
he does, eTeryeIement of popularity.
having host Of Republicans friends.
admired for MS ability, generosity and
public spirit, with all this and much
more N his favor, he failed, sirnalIv.
failed, 70 break the moral of Republi-
can unity. The Republicans of Nema-
Ia have done nObly.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

= The latest dodge to obtain money
from farmers. says the RlsFUl World, is
by what Is known among shaTpers as
the patent chUrn process, which Is de
scribed as follows: The agent calls,
wishes 70 introduce his superior butter
making churn into the neighbOrhOOd.
details graphically what II can accom-
plish. and offers 70 test it on the spot
He knows its merits and he thoroughly
understands It's business The farmers
wife brings forward the cream jar con-
tanning say sixteen quarts. Wow,
saws the agent. I'VE win stir this cream
up IN order that II shall be perfectly
fair" and he prOeeedstO do the stirring
himself IN such 4 careful manner that
the cream Is hardly stirred at al He
then takes of four quarts very careful
ly measured. and puts them into his
ehHrn- The second four quarts 90 TO
the farmers ehurn, the third into his,
and the last into the farmers The
point to settle is. which churn VIII
make the most butter out of the same
quantity Of cream, and when all Is
ready the churning Is begun Each
churn brings out the butter about the
same time. and Is taken out and care
fully weighed, when 20 the astonish-
ment Of the farmer and the Il told you
so" Of the agent, the Iatter's churn IS
found TO have produced by over
pound the most butter. The farmer
gives a certificate 70 that ef-
feet. buys a new ehurn for $40, and the
agent goes on TO work the same game
Or the next neighbOr- The mystery Is
how was this peculiar result Obtaineds :
The explanation Is as follows: The
agent had the best cream, nOtwith-
the little stirring The best
md richest cream Is always AZ the top.
The next best (the second four quarts
The farmer obtained. and the agent the
next best and the farmer the last, I
which IS nearly al IOppered milk The
farmer gets a new ehurn, possibly as
good as his old one, certainly no better, /
worth - or SO, and he pays the extra .
80 for MS lesson on ehurns. The way
70 beat the agent Is TO take the first
md third measurements OF the cream.
or IN SO doing his own scheme viii be
turned against him, and the farmer
an, with great prOpriety, turn agent
ior the moment himself, and attempt
10 dispose Of his ehurn 10 the w0uld-be
,WiDdIer
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
LOCAL PERSONALS.

DR.. Stewart has sold his residenes
IN this city TO Mrs. Shurts.
W W. Hackney has rented the
old State Bank building for a store
room.
We are under Obligation 70 Col
Sam Rich for editorial assistance this
week
RoIIa Heikes now wears the
champion badge of the Nemaha Coun-
" sportsmen club. He captured It
from Billy Kaufman.
- Our young friend Samuel Winters
returned home day or two before the
election He travelled 100 miles to cast
his first presidential vote for Garfield
And VIM Bailey, another stalwart
young Republican, physically and men-
tally, came all the wav from Wyoming
Territory 10 east his first vote for Gar
field.
Mr.. John Thomas, a colored
gentleman of Nemaha City, VIII lee
ture in this city in the opera house.
Saturday 18th inst. On Friday eve
ming 18th inst. Mr.. Thomas will lee
ture in Nemaha City. Mr.. Thomas has
had much and thrilling experience IN
the South, and we presume that viii be
the theme Of his lecture.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
sc0tt's HOS Cure.

LINCOLN, NEB-, Dec s, 1877.
University OF Nebrasks-Department OF
Natural Science.
". D. SCOTT.
Ny DEAR SIR:-The Hog Cure YOU
gave me I sent 70 Mr.. ReitZ. at Waiver
Iy- That gentlemen and 1 have some
thOughbreds IN partnership which
were not doing well seemed to be IN
the first stages Of Cholera He gave
them your medicine and IL cured them.
Since that time other herds in the
vicinity have been sick. and their own
ers came TO him for medicine. As a
consequence We ara out OF the Cure
Please send me fifty pounds and I viii
remit Druggists viii not be able To
sell their hog mixtures after your med
IcIne Is known. Farmers have come
from fifteen miles around
FraternaIly, SAM'L AUGHEY.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
Fifty Blue Soldier
OvercOats at McGee
& MOOre's.

There is no use IN trugg;ng yourself %
deash, and buying al the vile medicines for
internal use when you can De cured OF fever
and azue, dumb agEe, bilious disories.
JGundieeY dyspepsia as vel as al disorders
and ailments OF the liver, blood and stomach,
y wearing Cne Of Prof G1iImete's French
Liver Pads. which ts:a sure cure every time.
II your druggist does nos keep -spad, send
$50 In e letter 10 FrenehPad Co. ToIsto. %
and Il VIII be seus you by mall Il l. ne
only pad that Is guaranteed 70 cure. Be-
ware Of coUntsrfeffs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

Next Sunday morning, at the NJ.
L Church, the prizes to children, flor
regular attendance at the Morning
service, during the last three months,
viii be distributed. and a sermon, on
Music and singing at church and at
home" VIII be delivered In the
eveang. the question rs there an
eternal helI2 or, viii the punish
meut Of the wicked be everlasting =
VIII be discussed.
E J. WILLIS, Pastor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
Public Notice

NUILLE Il hereby given that 7 viii not b.
- responsible for Or pay any indebtedness
ror Or On accDunt Of sub Contractors. exespr
upon my written order. Specifying amount
aud tlEne Or payment Also, 7 viii not Be
rssPonsloiasfOr the payment OF LABOR Of sub
contractOrs en- ptOyes 70 auT greater
amount tElE may De owing 20 su1-eourrzet-
crs upon estimates for work done and al
cilifils ior iaDor must Dc made 70 me before
payment OF estimates or thsv VIII b.a ffss-,fstI
and held 70 Dc waived
JOHN FTTZGERALD
contractor NemafIa and Tecumsen Division
Republican Valley Railroad
Lincoln NEBRASKA October Sta, IsSG.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Rolls Of Honor fuz the Month Ending Octo-
Der 29th, 1880.
FIRST ROLL OF HoxoR

FIEST kOLL OF HONOk-
High SchooJ.-LU- bort. Matte Hack
Ct. Mary Hacker, Stella HetZeI, EsteIl'
Haddart, Minnie Mercer, Walter Gil
more, oliver Torrance. Mamie Carson
Alice Atkinson Minnie MeGee. Cor
Pom. Robert Muir, Hubert Waite, Et
ta Armstrong.
Grammar DepGTtneIt-Nary Hoov-
er, Minnie Berger, Sarah Armstrong
Anna Browning. Minnie Teare, Lena
Neidhart. Otto Helmer. Mary Mooney
Annie Mooney. Minnie SeatOn. Martha
Worthing. Leaie Culberts0n, Horace
Carr, James Mason, Eddie Loranee
Charlie Hacker, Elmer Emery.
Higher IEtermediate Department
Charlie Summers, Joe Baker, Eddie
Sanders, John Middleton, Lind Carson,
Jennie WhittemOre, Pearl Minick,
Annie SteuteviIle, Sophie Neidhart,
Katie Middleton, Cora FarIow, Ella
Wilcox,
First IIstsFH5edJGte Department.
Lille Worthing. Martha Armstrong.
May WOrthing. Clara Collins, Ella
Hardenberger. Ida Kaufman, Nora
Andrews, Willie Andrews, LOyde
Roise, Gurden Stevens, Alex Carey,
Robert Teare, Albert Smith.
Secondary DePGrtMsBt.-Pearl Ne
Cumber, Blanche Seeman. Lula Z0ok,
Rena Mace. Stella Graham, Cora Emp
son Nellie PascOe. Anna Broadly, Hell
en- Hoover, WilIie,ZOok. Sammie Tea-e.
Tom Body, Frank HeImer, Charlie
Farlow, Eli Stevens, Willie Strong.
Tedy Decker.
PraiHlGTy Department. - Charlie
Dryden. Jonas Klein, Jimmie McGee.
Willie Souder, joey Shantz, Willie
Eddie WheeId0n- Willie
Smith, Lee Royse, Charlie HeImer, B.
" WOrthing, Earnest Hinton, David
Maggie SedOras, Effie Wheel
Ion, Hettie Palmer. Nora Meitz, Wine
Andrews, Maria GIlard. Lizzie GiIIard,
Rettie Seears, Alice Mooney, May See
nan, MOIlie BrattOn, Rose Long.
Louisa Neidhart, Grace Broadly.
Infant DepGTtH1est-Kate sum
ners. Allie Marsh, Matte Love, Vim
lie Seofeld, Edith Sheridan. Celia
Martha Butts, Rosanna Car
ION, James Middleton, John Arm
strong. John StudeviIIe, Willie Bauer,
Clark Johnson.
SECOND ROLL
High SehO0Z.-AdeIIa Deary. Grace
stewart, MOIIie Deuser, Mary Ne
jonas, Addie Bauer.
Grammar Department. - Ella Ne /
Saughton. SalIie Abernathy. Radner I
FOrthing, Harry Summers, Rose Ne
lumber. Orrie King. Anna whitley. Sa-
ah LOwery. Willie Torrance. Frank 4
Emery. Jessie Rowe. Harry AIcCOmas,
rank Thompson, Lille Hoover, Rena
Berger, TiIlie HeImer. MoIIie Barada,
Teorge Hannaford. Samuel Meek, VII
ie Campbell W. E WILSON.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
Hygienac.

The Erprs-s, Chicago, says OF Warmers SAFE
kidney and Liver Cure ''It 3. IN the high
est sense. hygfsnic. and can De used by young
and old WITH equal advaufage. L gives the
only relief yet attained, that can be terme.
permanent. in Bright's Disease. and this
alone should rank Il hizhsr IN the lists Of
medical triuE-phs. 28u.3
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

The Republicans Of Nemaiia eoun-
U are under great and lasting ObIga-
tons 70 Judge Mason, for his stalwart
and effective work In this county. His
ttFO speeches. one IN BrOwnvIlle and
one AZ Nemaha City, not only stirred
I'D Iukewarm Republicans 10 a sense Of
duty and impending danger, but they
made converts from the Democratic
ranks. And now 70 Judge Mason Ne
naha county sends the greetings Of a
glorious Republican victory along with
her thanks and gratitude for his noble,
renerous and Efficient work
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

-Ifthsrs ever was a specific for any one
complaint then Carter's Little Liver pills
are aspseihc for Sick Headslsshe. and every
woman should know This, They are not
only a positive cure, oUt a sure preventive
II taken when the approach - felt Carter-s
Little Liver Pills act directly on the liver
and bile and in this vsE remove the cause
az disease without first making you sick by
a weakness purge, IfyOU III them you win
not be disappointed
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

- Lincoln Globe II Is only @by
ones works that We know them, and
Upton sold himself TO the devil last
night BY standing up before a half
way decent audience and declaring his
faith IN the genUineness Of the Nor
ley letter. If the old hypocrite had
been manly and truthful he would
have said that he knew il was a lie.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

The Democracy after hearing the
election news are in the fit Capt Cutie
was after listening TO Jack Bunsby:
As if you'd gone and butted your
head against a stone wall
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
Vow IL the Time 10 Fall Plant
Fruit Trees.

Choice Stock AZ Furnas Nurserv.
BrOwnville, Nebraska With home
customers, viii exchange. 70 limited
extent Fruit Trees for corn or Wood.
If done soon. 1921
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

- On the outside Of this issue we
publish one Of Redpath's letters from
Ireland We publish II 70 show the
terrible oppression which the Irish
people ara subjected 10 By the land
owners. and because we sympathise
with al oppressed people.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

- We take pleasure this week IN
calling attention TO the new advertise
ment Of Drain Bros Of Nemaha City
These pleasant gentlemen are now Oe-
cupying one Of the neatest and best
store rooms N Southern Nebraska
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
Every Man, woman and Child
Take Notice.

And never fail 10 90 TO the Regulator
when YOU want TO see the largest stock
OF furniture, cOfins, hardware, stoves
t1nware, and agricultural implements.
Prices so low that it would seem TO
any sensible person that goods surely
never cost anything.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

- The Republican State ticket ran
II this county about Is did Garfield and
ArtEur. We can give no figures this
week. re-aTdIng the St1Je candidates,
but our news warrants Us N saying the
whole Republican ticket Is elected by
T0usiug mai0TIties-
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

The bone and Muscle producing MaItl shs
Nervequtettng Hop. the suPero Mala-1al an
sftots Quinine. and other precious fnxrsS31-
ents, combined without fermentation. are
the ingredients Of -ysllt BIsters." prepared
oy the Malt Eirse-s Company
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

Fellow citizens, el0Udsand dark
ness are round about Him His pavil-
ion Is dark waters, and thick clouds Of
the skies Justice and Judgment are
the establishments OF His thronei
Mercy and Truth shall 20 before His
face, FeII0w-citizens, God reigns and
the Government al Washington still
lives JAMES i. GARFIELD,
On hearing OF the death Of Lincoln
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

Grand Republican ratification to
Right. B0nfres, lluminations, music,
hest fireworks ever seen II the city,
speeches &c &c LeteveTybody come
onto main street. The whole county
l. invited 20 ratIfy. Turn out, Turn
OUE
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
An Item OF APPROPRIATION.

n telling Of Warmers safe kidney and
Liver Cure the RsPsS6licGa. Hudson, Y. Y
says IN its Washington Items 1T seems %
5e generally Understood that an especial ap-
preparation VIII be made for the purchase
for the use OF the members Of Senate and
House. Of Warmers safe Pills and warmers
safe Birters" 5Ou3
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

- The Young men are glad, they are
happy. stars and gaTters. How they
smile. We heartily congratulate al
Of them upon starting out right IN po-
LticaI life.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

- Upton was afraid 10 meet Van
Wyck Oh the stump, when the latter
gentleman challenged him Upton Is
stuffed with egOtism. vet he has sense
enough 10 not put himself II the way
OF getting scaIped-
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
CONSIGNMENT.

100 cloaks have been con-
signed tome, they viii be
sold for exact cost as 7 on
" get a commission for
selling them. Call at once
IF you want a good cloak
for g little money.
LOUIS LOWMAE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

Newton and Schuttler
wagons. Spring and Plat
form wagons, stock and
chain pumps. for sale by
David Campbell.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
A full line of ladies
and children's under.
wear at McGee &
MOOre's.
Buy your J9GHneIS of. L.
.HcGee.

Prof. GuiInette ..the inventor Of the French
Kidney Pad bearing bis name, was one o
the most noted medical men OF his day IN
Franco rs cures Of Kidney diseases are
most marvellous. and are said % De psruaa-
eut
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
SEWING1MACHINES.

Buy the New American with self
threading shuttle and seIf-setting need
le-ightest running machine: it is the
boss; no humbug. For sale by
I. RICHARDS.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

FoE- SALE-5OoO0O photo-Iitho-
crapic Baruum- Philips. MOrey, Heath
en- Chinese letters. Proceeds wanted
70 build a Joss house on Governor :
Island.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

FyOls Irant cheap glass
sets I JCiU LItheDE cheaper
than the cheapest.
CHE.4P SAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

For the best -four IN the
market get the gilt edge at
Cheap Sans. He zC1TT1HtS
every sack.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

The following Is the vote IN this
county By Precincts, on the county
and Presidential ticket. The official
vote may make some immateriaI
changes:
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

A public supper al Marsh Opera
House Thursday evening the 1lth- by
The ladies OF the NJ f. Church, for the
benefit OF the Pastor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

Coming, the largest stock
of OUercOGts, JCiHter cloth
ing IH the market.
CHE4P SAM
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
VIII EXCHANGE. or sell

l have few choice Light Brama
Cocks, OF the Sinesabaugh Strain. I VIII
exchange Tor common fowls. for table
use. r. W. FURNAs,
l9-lt BFUEnviIle. Neh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
Attention Smokers.

I. L Jones has ordered the largest
stock OF fine cigars ever brought TO
his market Come and see him
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

The largest pile Of clOGEs
can be seen by calling on
II L. McGee.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
Tuesday

II was storm. a tempest, hurricane,
cyclone. OH give Us a rest.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

The rush to j. L. NcGee'S
for goods rs immense.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

Woven wire beds, all sizes and
low prices at Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

Finest shoe W the city az
j. L. .HcGee'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

EOR SALE-The REM Farm N
Il Benton precinct Inquire OF I. L
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
Horse blankets At Nc
Gee & Loora's.
SEEDS

Frest blue grass and Timothy. at the
drug and DOOk store Of ". H Nc
Crnt "
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

Republican majority N Nemaha
County about CO.. Hip, hip, Hurrah,,,
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
Sch0AI RR0ka

At the Drug and Book Store of
". h MCCREERY.
BrowuviIle. Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
For the best stock
of mems and boys
call on Me-
Gee & Moore.

- Want butter and eggs Highest
price paid By Stevenson * Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

= Vow then. have the midnight
lunaties OF the 3zg order heard any
thing drgD.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

Pay Your Bets, Boys!
Garfield and Han
cock hats, call and buy
one at MCGEE &
MOOre's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

FIrst-elass for less than ever offered
before Address J. r. DYE
16u BrOwnviIle, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
For the best Stock of
Arctic oVershoes call on
MCGEE & Moore.
!

Highest market price paid by D. E.
Douglas & Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

Geo. L. Of the Omaha Herald
gives it I'D Ike : little man.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

For the best and cheapest cook
stove 20 TO Stevenson & Cross.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

Ladies' scarlet IC0OI un-
derICedr at j. L. McGee's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

-. Best Bread IN the city AT Furman
s PaImsz's-and don't YOU forget Il
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

The best -four IN the market Is
male by H0mew00d < ShifTer- Try II
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

- Supper and music at Marsh Opera
House Thursday evening the nth
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

- Daily's majority is 182- shocks
majority Is a.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

New supply Of nice cakes at Fur
man & PaImer's-
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
LOOK HERE

Old stoves refined and made as good
Is new at low figures, by Willing Bros
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

Fight shoats for sale. Apply al
this Office.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

Served at al times, at StrObles restau-
rant, Nemaha CITY
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

- Best brands Of -four kept by Ste
yenson K Cross
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

Everybody Is going TO Nemaha
SATURDAY.. 3Gth inst.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

The best brands Of -four always
81 hand al 7. I. Jones.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

BAN wagons the best and for
sale BY Stevenson & Cress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

For your saddles and har-
ness SOt to J.H. Bauer's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

For your yarns and
blankets call on Nc
Gee & Moore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
TENNESSEE

Elects Republican Governor and Legis-
ztue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

Best assortment CT horse
blankets and lap robes at
j. H, Bauer's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

A splendid selection OF I,affies, eIoaks
and circulars Special barzains IN
Woo-en goods Of al kinds Our Gus
TONERS have our thanks for their for
mer patronage, and are requested 70
cal and see Us at cur new place OF Us
meSs- DRAIN BROS,
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

- Have YOU heard from the solid
North.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

Nebraska Loyal by 10000 Majority =,
Legislature Largely Republican,
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

- school books at NiekelT's-
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

School supplies at Niekell's-
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
A Solid North Says this is a
NATION

"
SOUTHERN BARBARISM AND
DEMOCRATIC FRAUD.
Peace and. Prosperity, Justice and the
Rights ;Of nan Perch. upon the
Victorious Standards Of the
Grand Party 0fPrOgress.
Victory Grand, Glorious and Sweep
ing all Along the Lines.
A Republican President, a Radical
Congress and Loyal Supreme Court.
NEW YORK.
Latest Returns Indicate That the
State has Gone Republicans by
From 25 ,O00ts 10000
Majority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04
COMMERCIAL
THE EROwxvILLE MARKETS.

BROTNvrLLE. N0vsn Der 4 $50
Following are the quotations yesterday
Oon- the time Of going To prsss-
LTTE STOCK
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4. 1880
Nebraska advertiser., 1880-11-04

GRATV JLAREET-
CORRECTED BY D Z DOUGLAS. GRAEN
DEALER
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29

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RI virtue of IN execution to me di
- rrcted will OTTER for sale. before
the courthouse door ir WinnSboro, on
tho first Mondny III Octol cr next,
between the legal hours Of snle, to the
highest bidder, iol cash tue following
described property, to wit;
All that plantation or tract of hnd w.
ing in Fairfield county, containing TEN
ACRES, more or less. and bounded on the
north ana vest by lands of Thos. g. Ko-
hcrtSon, on the east by ID II. Ilenniken,
on tllc south W. +. Jnrksun. Sold as tho
property of Il. G. Robertson, ut tho suit
OF 5. III. Jones.
JOHN B DAVIS,
Sherii'S O1tco. =. r. G..
Winn3Joro, $ e.;
Sep. I4, 1880.
Sep 16