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- . y n q LADIES' iNSTITUTE,
hJEEAS

- ji''''@1"''i hIe4shdrls, va,
= DUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE,
y hLEHAEDRIA
,, 4, T. ne third annual session of Miss MARY T.
OHhHL5 SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
!ltES ssr LiEl LIZ GIRLS) will begin SEP.
TAMBEk 18Th, 1850.
The Priocpsl hss had over fifteen years. OK.
p"ricnc" m teaching; taught four years q. Bel
mont oemi"nry and VAS Vics Principal there
during the latter part of her stay. She has
HuSEi also IN tho Ism i!es OF prominent GENTLE
.Lcn IN Erglri,: among them the late Dr.
Is +. baidW u, o. StNu1tOn. Since clming to
Alex >ndrm she has been so successful and has
met with so much encouragement (hsving re-
IN1"d the same pupils through botn annual ses.
'i'n-) that she has rented house, where she
MI! reside, in desirable and suitable location,
On Duke street, between Royal and Pitt two
doors from the corner of Royal. The rooms in
n" sec nj story will bu used for school rooms
Tier terms for board including washing, fuel,
hgA!s anl tuition in Eugish branches, are $3.50
pe' SCHOLASTIC year, 40 months); the higher
HHg'lsh branches, with M Mathematics Latin
Fregch, Music Painting and Drawing. will be
i'u&7t Terms for the scholastic year 90 mos.
Fmmtry Oeosrtment SIS; Junior S3Oi Senior
-. Payments 10 be made one third in advance
on .ne Day OF entrance one third on the 18Th of
Hecamoer and one third on the 18th Of March.
E'torenc,s: Rev Il. Sutsr, Cher pastor and
pS7on) Bishop NJ. Whittle Col. <. B Mont
sgac i!ormoc patron) of Shsckeif ,ras', King and
QIco. county, Va Rev. Cr d. r. Sprigg and
hey. DR.. j. Peterkin, Of Richmond; Rev +. F.
1i..rtin, OF Kentucky. and her former patrons in
l@is p see. She respectfully requests those who
may decide to pstronzo her TO apply on the first
OF September. jy2l-eoStwt>1
TNESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
~ STAUNToN, Virginia
opens It's Bis. session September 20!h, 1880
hmong the first Schools for young ladies in the
United states Climate unsurpassed Surround
Mg' hesuItul Pupils from seventeen States.
an NC The LOWEST Terms IN THE UNION.
=, ierms: Board, WssuIug Lights English
'1utse, Latin French, for each half of the Scho-
ISS.lc J os-, Sis.
All eItras very low. For Catalogue, address
kcV VIM. a. HARMS, D. D, Prest,
IS6-Co Stw2n St.unton VIRGINIA
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EkSa saHsaE Virginia.
EPISCOPAL lliG Il SCHOOL,

'SAR RAhFXaNnRIA. VIRGINIA.
Es9abltHsicH 1899. Fits for col ego or hus-
!, o's. An ne"L ~eSsIon opens September
~, 1850 Catalogue sont on suui,c .!ion TO
H." I-'a"pal, l.. NJ. BAACkFORD, M.A.,
j. l)-ro&LHtDl Aiexsudrs Va,
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By Green i Wise, Auctioneers,

pY VIRTUE of decree of the CORPORATE u
~ Court for the Ci.y of Alexsndris, Va. rem.
dered at its July term, 1850. in the cause of d
:. Watkins and wife OF ais ". John I. Evans
lr', the uIderslgnned, commissioners therein
named, will offer for sale by public auction, in
front of the entrance to the Court room, on Fair.
fax streft in the city of Alexandria, Va, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of August, 1880, al
II o'clock M. the following property, TO wit:
MOL: House sad Lot No Sc south Royal st.,
east side.
No2: House and Lot No 5S south Royal st.,
east side.
No 8: House and Lo! No 45 south Royal st.,
west side
NOD; House and Lot No 47 south Royal st
west side - =
No5: House and Lo. No 40 south Royal st.,
west side.
No &: House snd Lot No 2S south Royal st
east side adjoining s O. Bsggott on his north
lne-subject to any claim he may have for the
use of his wsll.
MOI: House and Lot No south Royal st.
west side
Nos; House and Lot No south Royal st i.
No9; House AMI Lot No SO south Columbus
st., west side
No 10: House and Lot No 85s Juth Columbus
st., vast side
No Il: Vacant Lot cornor of Columbus and
Wilxos cts.
~ * iitQSC silu b'L IL . ZEU ErlQCO street -
lublect to rent charge in fee OF S5 per snnum
No l3: HOusa and Lot No l42 Wolf st.. be-.
tween Columbus snd Alfred.
n u: House and Lot No 80 King stree
formerly occupied as store by Jno r Evans,
decd
No l5 The south House and Lot of the three
frame dwellings, on the court in the square bound
ed by Prince, Duke Columbus and Alfred SITS
NO IL: The middle House and Lot on the
above named court
No II: The north House and Lot Of the three
in the above named court
No l8: The House and Lot on wes! side of
COLUMBUS street. between Wolfe and Wilkes
streets.
No 49,: House and Lot adjoining above No IS
on the south,
No 70: A tract OF land contsing l6l acres,
more or less in Fairfax county, Va, with the
improvements
Terms of Sale: Cash enough to pay expenses
OF suit and sale and The residue Of the purch sse
IN 'ney on credit Of six, twelve and eighteen
months; the b )nds of the purchaser or purchas.
ers to be taken with good personal security, fpr
the deferred payments. with interest from day
OF sale and the title retained until all the pay
ments are made.
S, FERGUSON BEACH,
CHARLES E. STUART, ooeiin o9uaIaS 10
GEORGE WALKER, u oaie'
jy2G-2awts
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EDUCATIONAL.
TENMORE UNIV VERSITY HIGH
N SCHOOL,
AMHERST TCOUKTEOUSE, va.

II 4. STROBE (Aath. Medsllist, q. Va.
PriHclpal Ind Instructor in Mathematics and
rntursl ~CIences.
X ). ESLeoH. N A. university of Virginia.
Instructor in Greek and Latin
{. Z kHNT educated in Germany and for
rosHy ears resident in Paris, Instructor in
German, French, Italisn and Spanish.
This SCHOOL is strictly preparatory TO the
UIv"rsity Of Virgisis Special attention is
gwen 10 ieacning students to speak the several
il. guage5 OF Eu,Ope.
lharsc for haIt session, Sl25. Reductions
made III taV1r OF nlnster's sons or oftwo brotuers
FIR catalogues address
sni colin THE PRINCIPAL
TT ~ LlNo' NsTITUTE.
,,eo ?: Tsyloe, PRECEDENT of Trustees;
Chas. Il. Cooke, Superintendent:
.Gr- =. :. ChlIds, Associate Principal;
-, ~ "a H. rIes5shis, Latin snd Natural Science !;
wa i"yioT lhom, Nj a English snd French;
iha-. l. Cooke, a NJ, mathematics:
flIs- I. , Fow!kes, Ethics snd History:
". {. Richardson, Director Of Vocal and In
s.fHmenlsl Music;
II Pull, Pisno and German Languages:
Mis-. Julis Porcher, Piano and Singing;
- -, C~iisthenics, Vocal Music and
Mr.. hmln. PAUL., supt of Music Rooms:
Mrs l.. v. Turner, English Language;
Miss ! Cooke, Latin and French:
Mss NJ l.. e. exc, German and Msthemstics.
Hiss =. 3. kynnd, Preparatory School;
Nf-. Y L. Cocse, Head of Domestic Delt:
MS =. II. exc, Domestic Department;
Ml7s Laura White Matron
lhns. h Cooke, Business gent;
Jno 1ompkins, Resident Physician.
Young ladies sre graduated in (l) SinoIe De.
%"rt'"c4ts; t2) tie Literary Course; T3J the
Hc'cmtnc Coarse; a. the Classical Course: (5)
the F"H C,"7'Sc; iG) Music aItnnge1nepls are
made t. sult vac wants o all, and the facilities
are eGusi to any ever enjoyed in the South. AID.
pay 10 me Superintendent for Circulars &c
/. I. Hotetolrt Springs, Va. depot and telo-
gFsDn iiIco Salem A. N, 4 .. h. Is, Va.
boteiouit county, iy 26-twlm
pOCALAND SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
re SANDY STRING MD.
inns Institution will bu reopened Sept. 18th.
a :uIl course oi Instruction will be given, with
Lectures upon History, Bellies Lettres and the
AStursl ;cinn ces
Terms: S225 for the school year; Laneu,pes.
Hus,c and Drawing extra For Circulars, giv
ing full Information. address
HENRY G. .HALLOWELL. Am,
j,G-eo Stw3m
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HosTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
BITTERS
DEFENSIVE MEDIOATlONj

Is pracsution which should never be neglected
when danger is present, aud therefore e,urse
OF the Bitters at this season is particularly de-.
slrsole especially for the feeble and sickly. AS
remedy for biliousness, dyspepsia, nervous.
ness and bowel complaints, there is nothing
comparable to this wholesome restorative.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers gener.
sllv
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AUCTION SALES,
RY iirnan " Misa

Dy UIU6l u Wise
LResl Estate Agents and Actioneers.1
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
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The 10 o'clock parade is not given to invcigle
the public but merely to give them faint idea
OF our immense, inexhaustible amusement Civ
ing enterprise
Free Exhibition which positively takes place
every day in front OF our immense pavilion
The charming Italian Princess Incogui.o Sem
orits Evalitts Csrrats in her Fl sht to the Clouds
Is the most thrilling, danger -defying aud e1cit-
ing feat every attempted by any living male or
female artist
-Admission-50 cents Children under years
20 cents. Performances earnmaJce-sfternoon
at 2 o. ock; evening 7:30. Doors open one honr
earlier in order to allow the visitors to thUron IN
ly examine our wonderful collection of animals,
&c, before taking their seats.
su I 10 II II,
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REMOVAL -MEssRs STANsBURY & BRo.,
mauut.c urers and dealers 10 stoves and tinwsre,
have REMOVED THEIR STOVE AND Work
SHOPS TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER KING AND
WASHINGTON STREETS. (in the McBucney
Bulldog where they will be pleased to see oil
their old customers and the public generally. .
jy2tf !.
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PELLE HAVEN INSTITUTN,
~ Alexandria. Va.
The tw'ntY-second annual session will begin
on the 18TH Of FSEPTEMBEK. 1850, and close
10Th juno following. Teachers of experience
and thoroughly qualified hsvo baen employed.
special attractions in the MUSIC DEPAkT-
Nj ENT, Terms much reduced. For Catalogue
or further information apply to
augl2-lm q a, fRNICK Principal
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EDUCATIONAL.
ct. MAKY'S ACADEMY,
~ North Fairfax street,
Under the Direction OF the


~ North Fairfax street,
Alexandria, Virginia,
Under the Direction Of the
SISTERS OF UOLT CROSS.
VIII reopen MONDAY Septemoer 6.h, 1880.
The course Of study will be thorough and ex :
tenslVe eU Dracll s!l the branches 0! solid and
refined education.
Particular attention is paid TO vocal and inst7u-
mental MUSIC
Plain SEWING and every variety of Fancy
Work, also the Rudiments tf VCcal Mnsic and
Drawing are taught without additional charge
Pupils of I'll denominations received, snd
while great attention is given to the religious in
structlon of Catholic stu tents there is no in flu
ence used on those of different b .lief.
Terms moderate For further particulars sp-
ply to
suglG SISTER SUPERIOR
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE.
AVA 42 south Washington ST.
Miss III n. ROe ca, Principal
18TH: KINDEKGAkTEN HXERCISES in
Junior department. For terms. elc apply to the
augl6-lm Principal, Box 3i9
ON SEPTEM 9th, 1850 will open in
~ the hesIthtul, picturesque ard bssutifui
village OF Warrenton, Va, u FEMALE IN
SLt U &. The religious and social advantages
OF thls village are Unsurpassed in our country.
Only five miles from the "Fnuquier White sui.
phur Springs" place which Northern snd
Southern capital, added to the f me OF the W..
ter, is restoring to its former celebrity few locs
lions combine so much thst is f.vorsbe to q
school enterprise Having had much expert ,nce
in training youth, foel competent to take into
my lsmily, where they will DO educated with
and IS my owa children, q number Of young
girls whose instruction will be conducted BY d
corps of wall qualified teachers
Terms English, French and board for scho
Isstic yasr 500; Music $40; Latin and German
esch SO; CalIsthenlcs SZU
For further particulars address
Mrs NJ. b. BALL,
aug2-lm Warrcbton, Virgins.
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4 9 SIX EXT,
a LIZ d N1RTl TRGJNIh

KING STREET.,
ALEAA NDRIA, VIRGINIA.
By virtue Of deed of trust from William n.
] McVeigh and George <. and Edmund +. Wit
lnef TO Francis j, Murphy and John HI. Kes..
log, dated Dcceinber Sd, 1850 ard Of record in
! the CLERKS otlce u The Corporstion Court oi
The city Of Alexandria, in librr U, No. s folio
Z5a. and st the request Of the parties secured
thereby the undersigned surviving trustee, will
on ATUEDAY, the 4 4 day of Septem Der,
her Tor sale at public auction tue folio wing
property viz:
ALL HATCERTAIN LOT OF GROUND
with the IMPHOVEMENT thereon. in the
city Of Alcxsndra on the north side of King
ana east side of Royal streets, snd bounded as
follows: Beginning At the northeast inlerse lion
ol SAID streets, aud running thence esst on King
stree. TO the west line of Isaac Buckin 81 am b
lot; thence north with ssd west line extended
to Point - feet south of III. southern line of
the lot be!olgi 10 Mary Jones and her child
Ten thence east parallel with King street IS feet
more or less TO point in the esst line Of the
said Bu kin RhaDa's lot extended thenca north
with said east 'Ine extended 10 feet; Lhencs west
parallel tn King 10 Royal street; thence .outh
on Royal street 20 the beginnins.
This property is improved by the fine FOUE
STORY and BASEMEHT BRICK BUILD
ING, Nos. 13. 15 and II King street, now OF eu.
pied by Isaac Eicnbrrg. esq. and being situaled
n The centre OF the business portion OF the city
and on It's main thorOuahtsre. is one uf the busL
business stauds and most valuable properties in
the c ~ 1t now rents for 81, 100 per snnum
TcIms of Sale: One tenth IF the purchase
money IN cesh. and the resi'uo at six, twelve
and eighteen months from the day of sa'e the
deferred pay monts to oesr Interest aud to be Sc
cured by The bonds Of the purchaser, with per-
soDal security, and retention OF the title until
Tue oon1s Hre paid and right to resell at the
risk and expense Of the purchaser upon the fail
ure to raJ said bonds or any of them.
JOHN NJ EEArING.
Surviving Trustee.
Dated Alexandra, Va, August 81, 1850.
For further particulars inquire o! George A
ushoach, Attorney ~ Law, no. 5 north Fair
lax street.
The above sale is made with nv entire sppro-
Datlon This property cost ST 0C0 snd is now
renting for 81 100 per snnum, fraction under 6
per cent Interest on S3l0UU; is known 10 be one
OF the very b,st locations in the city for any
klnd OF bu.iness. waica will always Insure the
bost Of LUuauts No safer Investment can be
made
-tc w MoUpTHu
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Mis- MAKY K. JDHNoUN will -cupea
IVA her SChHOL FOR GIRLS and Boy :
on SEP EM BER 16h, at her resid nee cot
Prince ST., Alexandria W. aug7-t>lG
CT. JOHNS ACADEMY.
The Oldcst Boariiag School IN Virginia.
The forty second se.siU" WIII begin GA MON
DAY, September G.h 1880
Advantages: Thlrty'th-ee years experience
Of prnc pal; military disculinN; object teaching;
line library, apparatus and cabinets; new gym.
nasiumi v'ry beautiful and accessible location;
Careful oversight of students; moderst, terms
Though the accommodations have just been
doubled, go many applications have alrea1y been
received that the house may be file1 before the
opening of the session. and early application is
therefore, desirable For cstsl0gua. address
klCHD. l. CARNE a. NJ, Princpa
su G1m Z. o. Drswer27 Alexandra, Va
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Alexandria Female Institute.

No. l6 SOUTH FAIRFAX ST
The 10th annual session OF this Institute will
commence THURSDAY, Sept l6 1850
Instruction thorough in ell branches. For
Circulars containing full particulars OF terms
&C, apply TO
jy26-tSl6 Misses GRKENE. Priacipals,
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NFILLVILLE GLASS FRUITJARS-We
XS1 have just received supply OF these, with.
out any exception, the finest fruit jars made; in
stock pints, quarts and half gallons; wholesale
and retail. JAS. +. CaRL1N 81 SONS,
jy7 6S King street.
ERUIT JARS-First instalmcnt of the ceIe.
Il brated GEM, Mason Improved, and Ma
sons Porcelain lined Frui: Jars. pint. quart and
halt gallon just received and for sale low by the
dozen or gross by < j. MILLER s. CO., '-
my25 IS King street.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-21
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

1t Will DO apparent to any one, who Will eN.
aminea SOLID GOLD WATCH. that aside from
the necessary thickness for engraving and
polishing, large proportion OF the precious
metal used, Is needed only to stiTen and hold
the engraved portions in place, and supply the
cessary soldity and strength. The surplus
gold is actually needless so far az UTILITY and
beauty are concerned. In JAMES BOSS PAT
ENT GOLD WATCH CASES, this WASTE Of pre-
cious metal Is overcome, and the SAME soIlDITY
AND STRENGTH produced at from one-third to
one-half OF the usual cost OF solid cases. This
process is Of the most simple nature, as fol-
lows: plato OF nickel composition metal,
specially adapted TO tho purpose, has two plates
Of SOLID GOLD soldered one on each side. The
three are then passed between polished steel
rollers, and the result Is strip OF heavy plated
composition, from which the cases, backs, cen
tres, bezzles, &C.. are cut and shaped by suita-
BILE dies and formers. The gold in these cases
Is sufficiently thick to admit Of all kinds of
Chasing, engraving and enameltng; the en-
graved cases have DcencarrLcd until worn pei.
fcctly smooth by time and use without rcmov,
Ing the gold.
THIS IS THE ONLY CASE MADE WITH TWO
PLATES OF SOLID GOLD, AND WARRANTED
BY SPECIAL CERTIFICATE.
For sale by Connor & Chandler and G. Muller.
Ask for Illustrated Catalogue and TO SEQ war
rant. mch 1l-txly
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exercised IN plauing them within the
means OF moral instruction, sue has the
church, the Sabbath.school, etc. Tho
mothers influence is more powerful
iii moral training than tho fathers,
not merely because children arc with
the mother more durin&thc moulding
age, but because tile father, as 4 rule,
cares less about it, aud therefore pays
less attention tY it. The irregularities
ofa wayward son grove the heart OF his
mother moro than that oil his father. IT
our mothers were hs negligent as our
tathors, our country would be far
worse off in point Of morals than it is.
Of this no better proof need be given
than the t,lct that most {ncarly ally Of
the truly valuable md useful men who
have appeared Oh litr's theatrc have
had pious mothers. do not mean
those mon who have t,azzlod us for y
moment, like. a blazing meteor, and
then perlsllcd forever. But / mean
those who have left the world, not the
worse, but the better for their having
lived IN It. For without this, what
ever wealth, or learning, or honor we
may possess, lifc is a failure.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-21

1fcssrs Editors: Wc beg to present to
tho favorable consideration Of tho voters
of Fairfield county Mr.. GEORGE II. Nc
MASTER as q candidate for ono of our
Representatives. il, tho next Legislature.
We present his nnme with the full assnr-
ance of his high qualifications for this
distinguished position, for in addition TO
his finished education and acknowledged
moral worth, he is ono Of the most public
spirited citizens in our county, and MS
snch cannot fEil to be II most useful mems
bcr Of our Legislature. MANY VoTEEs.
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.IlOl7lVIlNs a AND COUNTY,. !, !.
SATURDAY, August 81, -, 1880.

:.
3SS TERMS or The News AND Herald.
5T55Jri-Wcekly edition, four dollars per
dn,aata,,, in advance; weekly edition,
two dollars and fifty cents pera,a'.u1,s,
liz advance. Liberal tdiscount to clubs
OF five and upwards.
81 RATES OF Ono dollar
> bor inch for the first Insertion, ond
fifty cents perinGh for cacl subsca tent
insertion. These rates apply to all nd.
vertisemefits. ,6fWhateyer natvrG, and
tlie payable strictly iii advance. Con-
tracts for three, six or twelve months
made on very liberal terms. Tran
lsient local notices, fifteen cents per
line for the first insertion and soven
aud oile-half cetits per line for each
subsequent insertion. Obituaries and
tributes Of respect charged as advor-
tisements. Simple announcements or
marriages and deaths published free OF
charge, and solicited.
q All communications, Of whatsoever
nature, should he addressed to the
Wimsboto Publishing Company
WiinsbOro, s, c.:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-21
FORJUDGE OF PROBATE.

Messrs. Editors Please announce tho
present incumbent, J. X. BoyIcs, Judge
Of PROBATE, M d candidate for re. election
at tho ensuing efcotiot, subiect to- the no.
ton of the Democratic party at tho pri.
maries BY 50 doing you will oh'ire his
ID MANY FRIENDS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-21
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

The friends Of Mr.. THOS. e. BELL ro..
nominate him fol the Office Of
Probate Judge of Fairfield County, sub
ject TO tho action of tho Democratic
primary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-21
L1BOis is HONORABLE.

1tessrs. Editors: You will obligc
inc by rcpublishing the following short
article which was written by me and
published in 1865. At that time our
people, just emerging from u dcsolat-
ing war, seemed dispirited and hope
less. Many felt utterly powerlcss in
the presence of tho poverty which over
hung them. The article was written
with the hopo Of infusing some energy
into thom. 1t is cheering at this time
to reflect that the fears then expressed
have not been realized and that our
people now understand that labor is
the parent of riches and honor, and
properly estimate the instrumontalities
Of the plow, the anvil the loom and
tho school book. Before another de-
cade rolls by it is believed that South
Carolina will possess many moro Of
the blessings which flow from indus
try, virtue and good government.
.s$ 6. Fl. MCMAsTER.
fFtt tho TrlsWeekly Newsl.
Tho Destiny of tho South.
Tho only future hope Of the South
consists III tho industry, econpmy and
enterprise Of It's white population.
There is danger that the present gen.
Grafton, reared, as it has been to q
great extent, in idlcness and contempt
of labor, will never learn to work,
and that its descendants may equal
Italian Lszzaroni III idlenoss, misery
and filth, and that the Southern States
may sink into tho degraded condition
Of Mexico or Naples.
Tho only escape from this fate lies
either in tho Development Of all the fc-
sources Of our people and cohntry with
energy and perseverance, or in tho
supplanting our present population by
q moro industrious race from Europe.
False pride, especially in South Caro-
Iina, has been our ruin. Let lis there
fore profit by past errors. and let us
determine that henceforth labor shall
be honored, and idleness shall be de-
spised and punished. Let parents put
tthoir sons to work in the farm, or ap-
prentice them to trades. Let the girls
DO taught to spin and cook. Let them
fecl that trade is as respectable as q
profession. Let them cease to reserve
their smiles for those who do no manu-
al labor, whether lawyers, planters OF
loafcrs, and let them bcstow thom
equally upon the intelligent and hon.
est working man. Let education be
fostcrcd more than formerly, but iet
labor be honorcd, and industry and
enterprise In every useful department
be encouraged.
Whom our people shall be fully. alive
to this spirit, the States of tho Soutl
may look with confidence to a brighter
destiny, and may expect to assume thu
high positions 10 which their superior
advantages Of soil and climate entitl'
them. SPEs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-21
OBITUARY..

DIED on Wednesday, August 10, 1880, at her
homo In Fairfield county, Mrs. MARY $. NOR
aAN, wife Of J. W. Morgan and daughter OF j.
W. Harrison, In the thirty.third year OF her age
Sle leaves three children and many relatives
and friends to mourn her death
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-21

The friends Of tie REV. JAMES DOUG
LASS respectfully nominate him for tho
position Of School Commissioner of Fair.
field County at tho ensuing election
subject to the action of the Democratic
party at the primaries.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-21
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER

Tho friends of DIR. JOHN BOYD, up.
prccinting the skill, Zeal and fdclity
with which he has discharged The dhtics
of School Commissioner, respectfully
nominate him for reelection subject to
tho action Of the Democratic primaries.