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TELEPHONE RELIGION,

Epfeial D1pa{tk to tn Ehaea2o 1F160Ass
EyAksyILIn, Ind. March 2l.-A novel tclo-
phonip experiment waa mudo hoEo to-day.
,nicrophone was placed on tho pulpit Of tho Rev.
N. J. derby, pastor Of the Cumberland Preaby-
tostan Church, and connected through tcl0-
phone In tho pastors study with telephones 10
tho houses Of number Of inttm and aRod
Yioe, ny this meap4 thay axe enabled to heQx tho
, 1880-03-22

Special Dspasth To Thx Chicago Tribune.
MAplBnH, Wis, sarch :1.-slrs. VIM. Hob
binsan old and highly respected lady.wife Of Dr..
william tIol,inna, Ut this city, aRcd Is. fell dead
in Grnco Episcopal Church this morning during
service. Mrs: fIol,bIns rosc from her pcw, COM
plnin!nE to her lluKhter Of being cold. She
pusse.l to tho rcnr Ut tho church, aud, upon
reaching tho register. foil unc9llsclous. sho
If. The cause OF hor sudden dcath WIS probably
heart dt5GHgG.
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THEY Wknx NOT INSTRUCTED y0lt ntAIkEa
aptel4f Dapatth 10 1hs UAt<aqo 1ttbHn4.
WARRINGTON, q. O., March 21.~lth0do Island
men Bay TINT It Is not true, after all, that tho
delegation from that stato TO tho Chicago Coa'
vention will voto tor nialne, a. It tiaunnstruoted.
HANCOCK.
The Hancock managers are attempting 10 or
Ranizo q strong movement from hero for thelr
1uyQrit Southern men arc 1t the head of thu
, 1880-03-22

TIN TWO CONGRESSIONAL F0LP"tA1BfI6I6-
B1lAMKYuL VIOLATION or AuLk.
Ettu 1'prk 6Af,
WARRINGTON, D. C., btarch n.-Congressmen
Warner Miller, Of New York, and ". A. Husaoli,
at Massachusetts, aro rich manufacturers OF pa
per. which has recently advanced largely In
price by means OF combination In the trade.
Tho case u somewhat similar to that OF tho no.
nopoly tn Quiaine, which existed until Congress
repealed tho duty aud relieved tho feyeE'straqkea
, 1880-03-22

81. PAUL, March 2l.--Tlo .Housv Of tho Good
Shepherd, Catholic Orphan Asylum and House
Of Commitment for Women, burnod at s o'clock
this morning. Tho upper story WIS used ns Il
i1or1ntory, md twenty. avo children wero aslcop
thorc. Through tho efforts Of tho Lady Superior
nil got ont Without Injury. Tho building Is
wholly destroyed. VNl,lr, $3O00; Insured for
5000; furniture covered by insurance..
, 1880-03-22

dpstta1 UHpatfh 10 Th1 EhltaQo IFtbVHs.
TusCoI4A, ILL.,. March .i.-Tho opposition to tho
Hon. J. @. Cannon III tho Fourteenth District
haa euuroly ceusod, an.l no will undoubtedly bo
tho unanimous choloo Of tho Congressional Con-
yention which u called for May II at Mattoola.
eight years 10 tho satlsfuution Of u lurKu mnJoE-
ltY OF his constituents, about the only oppta1.
ton coming FROM disappointed Office seckals and
WQuld-b1 pGStMu8tGFd.
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NturDEnEtt CONVICTED,

MURDERER CONVICTED.
BALTIMORE, btarch :o,-FrAnk 11ogdon fool
oredl was convicted this uftprnnon Of tho MUIR
dor OF 6lIsan Lawrence tcoorCti} n August Inst.
Tho Jury has bcel tockud up snoo Thursday
aul yestertiay inf0rmcdtho Court that thore WIS
10 possibility OF nKrcUlMX upon u yeEllet.
, 1880-03-22

Special Dtspateh to Tia chtea9o Tribune.
MADISON, Wis.,. March @l.-1n1nos ii. Dixon,
wcnlthy farmer living ncae thss city since 1853,
aud highly respected by nll, died utter llngor-
Ing illness lust evening.
, 1880-03-22

CINCINNATI, atarcl, 91.-Tho Gazttte's Now AL
bany, Ind, special says: "AIrs. 1olo Blgo hla
brought suit against Albert Sage, her brothgr-
$a,000 Insurance. OIL his ltu, ttlero Ia quarrel
botweon tho vito aud hls fa1nfty over it's possos-
sIuu,
, 1880-03-22

MILWAUKEE, Mnrch .i.-Dy Fr1lnois lIuebseh-
innl,E. tho first German physician Of this city
died today, agod 81 years. ito has been prom
inently connected with local affairs since 1875
wlss a FrcstdcnsIa, Elcctor from WiscnnaIn IN
1913, and WIS npponted by President ptprco SIT
ucrlntenacnt OIL ludian Attulrs for the Northern
district In 1858.
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pErnotT, Mich, March 21.-A special from
Grccnvillo to tho 1nst ard Tribune reports TINT
tho saw mill Mt Hemingway Luke, near Stanton,
Jointly owned by slaught 4 Son and Ifcrrl,nan i;
1inrra, was destroyed by tire this morning. Loss
$l5 600; insurance, $Ai0W.
, 1880-03-22

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
NHH YonK, March 4l.-Arrlyed, ". A.
sohootten, Rotterdam, and the Republic, Liver
pool.
3rpm New York.
, 1880-03-22

BOSTON, Mass. March .i.--The Journal Office
took fro to-n night In tho composing room. Tho
tIAncs were confined to that part of tho build
Ing. Tho dnrnHKe is not worry hoayy, but tho III.
c0nYQu1Qucp sprtQua,
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JOHN NEWMAN,

NEW ORLEANS, March .l.-John Ncwmnut
Quartc1mnster Of tho steamship Lone Star, foil
,le.,,t nt tho whool to-day whilo tho steamer was
lntukf.x.
, 1880-03-22

Spsetdt Dupateh to 7As Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, lntl., March 2l.-Mlse Fannto Dali.
society fnvorit md only daughter Of Col. John
nnu, dtel very suddenly Saturday night Of
helnOrrhnR0 Df tho lungs. Sho was In apparent
hcMIth up to tho time of death. =
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BLOWN DOWN,

TORONTO, Mnrch 2l.-Whilo putting up tho
1samo Of hotel On tho !sIall yesterday Aftcr-
noon, heavy gust OF will kuyeled tho structure
with tho grolnd, seriously lnjustu9 cight work
meIl.
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NOTES AND NEWS.
rADs' FAY Fur TIfB jETTy JOB.


WAsiusuT0v. u. C.. March el.-Capt. EAds Is
still blisy cnlcayorlng to pcrsunde congressman
TINT they ought to cnc0nrgo his 1sthlnls r1li-
rond scheme and to gr1tnt n subsidy for TINT
purpose. Meanwhile t,o still keeps drawing
lnrge tIrtlfts from tho Treasury. Tho following
payments huve already been mado to him for
, 1880-03-22
SOUTHERN RIVERS RlsING.i

NEW OAKMANS, March observation-disclosures MI
roport tho riYers vIry high. The UoauR and
0uachtta Ntyets aru rising rapldly. It - fosred
thu heavy aud continued Elllns will weaken tho
lGTtt*t !;
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Kt1rInJt.

4 st. Petersburg dspatch says Russia intonds
to renow negotiations on tho Kuldja question
only through tho Nussinn Chnrgt d'AEatres ut
Tek,n. It IA therefore likely tho visit to St.
Petersburg pf tho Chlueso Ambassador ut Lon
don will bG ft1ittle8S,
, 1880-03-22

COMB 10 TALK WITH nIEAARCK.
A dispatch from Uorlin saya TINT Prince Orlo1
will stay there eomo days to consult with Prince
1ftsfnarnk
, 1880-03-22

pntirc service, nrHt,.1, chr. mid rrnHchnr. quite
Il Ainctly. ThB arrangement In titetrltal IT, lu
crtnatlG,lt fur ts l,n,,eilt of thtso whu arc uE~
nblo 10 lcuvU their homes.
, 1880-03-22
VARIOUS,

IT1A AB8A6IN Ih8ANE.
CoNarAMx1NOr1.E. March 2l.-Tho commission
uf five dootors appointed to inquire In tho san!ty
Of the assasin OF Col. ComaruH, hayo pronounced
him in6Anc.
KING JOHN VICTORIOUS.
CA1no, March 2l.-The Qovornor-G Genornl OF
b(AssowAh has tologrnphod tho Khedlve that
two bo<l!ca OF Insurgents hayo hecn defeated
ind nude prisoners by tho tEuops Of King John
0f AbyssiniA.
, 1880-03-22

LONDON, March Ala dispatch from st. Pc
torshrrg says: Arrests continue to be mado.
Among those recently taken into custody arc
employees Of tho Ministry OF Why's and Conmu-
nIcutlou md some thirty students.
nEJIBEO.
, 1880-03-22

LONDON, Mnrch s1.-A dispatch from odessn
snyB: "Bxty arrests hayo boom made here iii
tho Inst few weeks. mnatly Of tpachors, somo
filling important public posts"
NEL1KoFF's GROWING POWER.
Br, PETERSBURG, March 21.-An Imperial do
croe haa bcen published placing Il sopaIate corps
Of gcnt1urmcs temporarily under tho Immediate
coitrol Of Gen. Meltk0R.
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unjust to the candidates attacked, be.
cause he has no time TO reply. We
nope such things Will not, occur. i'm
Naislield. And wo.would especially
warn the voters to be on. their guard
ana not condemn any one unhcard.
In 1878 the primaries were fairly
conducted, and in Fairfield, almost
alone, were no charges made. This
was due to tic almost perfect rules for
conducting the election. These rules
|ilve hccn copied in many other coun-
tics. Ehcy will give fair election
this time.
1t is probable that second primary
Will be needed for some Of the Offices.
Ehis, by the rules, is fixed for the
Saturday after tho first primary, which
will be this year on the 81 Of October.
Just one month will cfapsc before tho
general election. The party campaign
should be active and energetic. Lei
us roll up heavy majority on the Cd
OF November.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

WHEN TIE PORTER ISyEsrtGArrSt,
Committee examined Dtr. Tiltleh. on
The cipher tclcgrams, Congressman
Reed, Of Maine, subjected tho old, sen-
tlcman TO u very searching and. not
very respectful eross-examination.
The laugh was with Reed then. Tliis
year Reed ran for reelection. anh the
story goes that Unclo Sammy sent Il
twenty thousand dollar kcg into the
first district. Reed scrapcd through,
with Il nominal plurality Of 100, which
they say will bo overturned for fraud
in counting by Il Democratic House.
1t would appear that the laugh is now
on the side Of tho sllavc old sage Of
Gramcrcy Park. Let him cross.cx-
amino Reed, and the revenge will be
complete.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22
The Primary,

On Monday next the primary will j,
held for Fairfield county. Forty can.
didatcs are in the field, eash very
much in earnest and each, Us far as We
know, confident of success. Aside
from some few innucndocs and changes
that arc inevitable to every canv,sss
these days, the contest has been decor.
o"s anh free from bitterness. This is
gratifying, as it makes it easy for dc.
fcatctaspirants to support their sue
ccssinl competitors. The rules of the
party require the candidates to pledge
themselves to support the party nomi.
ncos, and not to accept u nomination
onan Office from any other than the
regular Democratic organization
Most of tho candidates have already
donc this, and tho rest will follow sui
before the timo expires. The rcguln-
tlons'of tho party are suoh That fair
election is. guaranteed. None but
triett Democrats will vote in the cleo.
ton and they will also hc pledged to
support tho'tickct.> Every prccaution
has been taken to.scciuc the clear, un-
hiasedvcrdict of q majority. This the
party owes to- tho candidates. Tho
duty ofthc candidates is to rocipro-
cate this, innot only abiding by the
primary, but'in putting their shoulders
to the wheel. whcthcr nominated or
not, and in giving the ticket carncat,
hearty support. Whoever docs, this
best reaps the greatest glory.
During the last week Ola canvass Il
is III, some places customary to start
reports damaging to, candidates. and
to make charges that could easily be
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

lr IS NOW ESTIMATED THAT TIE FULL
census OF the United States will show
Il population OF fifty million, an iu-
crease OF thirty per cent. over tic
population Of 1870. It is Of interest
to know that tho Southern States
which in 1870 had Il population of
R,175,0oo, now have by the unofficial
returns l7,2l7 900, an increase Of near
ly thirty-tivc per cent. In other
words the South, during the past
decade, instead OF rctrograding, has
actually increased more rapidly than
tho rest Of the Union. Without furth-
CT comment We commend the fact to
tho attention OF the Radicals. Let
thens put It III their pipes aud smoke
II
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HOW MATCHES ARE MADE.

IL WI! &c apparent TO any ono, who will cE-
anime SOLID GOin WA1cI. that aside from
lhc necessary thickness Tor engraving ana
poilSh.hG, Il large proportion OF I'll" precious
metal used. Is needed oMly 10 &ii.1cn and holI
inc engraved portions IN place. ana si,nDIy Tho
n ccSSaIy &oUity and strength The Surn!n,;
god Is artuaE.' ncrdi"sS 50 iar as rTI,Iry and
b"aniI are rGn"cfnrl. InJAMES BOSS iAT-
ENT GOLD Mh1CH CASES this VAST. Of nrc
cicUS metal Is overcome, an.. the SANE SOiiDyrY
AND HTRENGTU produocd at from onn-thra 10
onc-hali OF the usual cost OF solid cases. This
process IS oi The l:nSt simple nature as fol-
lows: q plate OF nickel composite Ion metal.
specially adapted TO the purpose has tw O plates
OF SOLID COED So!dclch one on each side. rho
thrcc a:c then passed bctwcou polished steel
folicfS, ana the result IS strip OF heavy plated
composition, ron. which the cases. backs, cen
tres, bcHZla', Tc, arc cut ana shaped by srita.
Die d!ca ana formers. The gold IN these cases
IS Sufficiently thick to admit OF all kinds Of
chaSlh@, engraving and cnamcling; the en-
graVcd cases have been carried until worn Dcr-
lcctiy smooth by time and use without remoy.
ing the gold
THIS Is TIEoNIY CASE MADE WITH TWO
PLATES Or SOLID GOLD, AND WARRANTED
by SPECIAL CERTIFICATE.
For sale by Connor q CIunA4ssa>Tn7T7es >Tn7T q N, -.
ASK for illustrated Catalogue and ,o son ,,a.
rant. , "'
mch ll-tXly
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22
Mcssrs Lamar. RanNth & LAMAR Gentlemen:

McssrS Lamar. Ranhih & Lamar; Gentlemen:
:: nNm'"r OF my FAMILY whom feared had
Consumption has lec:: entirely cured by th.,
uSr OF Ercwrr'S LING Rc$lorcr. His condition,
"lS very al"TnIin;; to ali or us, and we dill
every thing VIC c0nNl think OF to Ccncftt him,
without @,!r"":IS, Unit got hun bottle of YOU.
Eun$ krS;oLcr. lie began to Improve after thn
.Er%f dose a;!d before he had taken twD bottles
Was entirety cured, where feared no cure was
possible: and tmoSt cheer ui!y recommend It 10
i!l VINO have any affections OF the lungs. Iio
was roushl'.T ana splitting ali The time, so In
rcSSnnlly tiuNt IL prevented his sleeping at
niShi. and what little Slcrp he got utd not re-
irtsh hiin IN tho least. Had hut ii!tlr appetite,
and since he began the use OF I,lcwrrS Lung
krSto;Hr has slept w"ll ANA hts appetite Is very
murh h"ltrf. have never seen ANYTHING act
50 prriaptly anu r1icct.a cure in so Shor; Il inc
Wishing Nou great S,UrC+; and Iy,nin,: the
a''"F" may influence Etahy 10 lrJ Brewers
I'tn: R"Siolcr where thcy ECcd medicine to
S!rcmGi hen aj,u rest ore the lung; TO Il healthy
CIaull!on. ram very respectfully.
MRS. Il. j. WILLIAMS.
= washington Nv. near Wesleyan Female
college,
Sold b. The Druggists Of this county,
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

Gus, eanc-brakcs; briaf-patollcsy vines,
etc, too thick to think about, for about
one mile and Il half, when. the effects
Of tho buck-shot began to- tell "Old
Tray" then brought him to bay, and
held him SO for an hour or more almost
alone, when we began to come to his
relief. Now the ticklish part Of the
JOB came in-he wounded. tho dog
worn out, and in palmetto, aud vines
so thick you couldn't sec twenty feet,
but after a good deal Of manoeuycring
and adventures shot was ut last ob-
tanned, followed soon after by others,
and our prize was won-a 4U0-pound-
| CT. Then for all the Incidents connect
Ell with tho race which were not u few.
With our prize now won, the next
thing was to get him home, which was
done at:er some difficulty in getting
HIM on 4 horse, and making our way
out Of the thickct. lie was At last land
cti at Il. +. Burlcy's store, and after
all had taken 4 little Stimuldnt, he was
butchered and divided among the
crowd, all satisfied with tho chase if
not with what he had kst in the way
OF clothes etc. LETT in the bush.
! Bear hunting is rather rough fu1l
when well followed, but very exciting.
The reason, Alcssrs. Editors, alluded
to the names above mentioned is that
they are all natiyes of old Fairfield,
have great many friends and relatives
there, and entertain a very lively i'll
tcrest III tho welfare Of her peoplc-as
also III the success of that most excel
lent paper, Tile NEWS AND HERALD.
More anon. G.. i. Is.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22
That Shower in Maine,

II VIII possibly require an official
count OF '''c returns IN Maine to decide
inc result ot the election, though al
the present lilnc IL seems probable That
IaVls, tho Republican candidate for
governor, mas Scrapcd in by the skin
oi Ills tccth. The first reports elected
th''stca,, ,,but as the towns were tho
stfongholhs OIL tho Fusionists, We
deemed it better to hear Nou, the
backwoods- precincts before saying
anything omthc subject. TO have an
election in Milne :io,Caosc as to require
All oi'icial count is glory enough for
INC FllSIonlsls, While the election OF
ila1stcd would have been Il thunder,
DOT III The clear sky, and would have
warranted the most cNtraTaGant utter
anccs. Niainc has been Republican
almost ever since there was II Republic
can party. For Twenty-Five years or
more she has bctn tho Focli-ribbe,i
t'lbraltar OF that party, and her ma.
.lorlty has been all along from fifteen
70 twenty thousand. In 1876, when
h"eh beat Hayes by about twenty
clcc'oral votes, Mainc nevertheless
l'o'l"l i'er sixteen thousand Rcpubli-
can majority. Since then that majori-
l! has disappeared, but 1T lhs ever
,''e'' cl'''''eo tliat III PRESIDENTIAL con-
tcSt' Shc "o"ld return to fho faith.
''''oro INC recent clcctions victory was
o'"oo''''' " .''e Nel'''oll"'ils> who
''oh'se'IeS c'a''"e' from ivc to 1ntcon
'''''S'''''' '''''lorl'E' biaihc put 1t
W." :, '''"''e'a'''! a' seven Thousand
o"' '"c io''y 'c"cil wanted ten thou
s'"" '' 'c"se' N' inc ESt moment
" c''or' VINO knew That his only
o'''''c'o' se.'''S an eicc'oral vote III
','o C"i''o 9t"lcs lay Ill fusion VIII
''o ,>,''''''"'s' went 10 Maiia aht'
''i''' ~ nrc'N ''aac lusloh up, thus
sN'"S J"s' c"''Hc lor thc neltet That nc
80 "o"ss III up d! 'lh' A''aillc. WIN nc
'''s'"' no'p, an" confronted b!
''''''v; , ''s'"'''"''io', o"i'-oo%lhS anc
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22
Il HIFELY BE-fR-FfYNT.
somc Account of tho Capture of I,ruin by n
Party of Iratc Farmers Tired Of Ills D.n-
rctations

FLowEEf MoUSD, La, Sept. 3D.
NO doubt many of your readers would
Ake description Ola Louisiana bear
chase, which IS not uncommon in our
country. With your consent, there
fore, propose in this to give Il brief
description Ola chase in which L had
the pleasure Gf plcns,re) Of participat-
ing on MoMday, August 30th. Ills
dcprcdations first upon our hogs (of
which hc is very fond) and then on tho
corn ficlds'of'A F.Bnrlcy, called forth
tho hunt, tho arrangements. for which
had been made prior TO the day. The
morning 'camo and Tic crowd, co,nDos
cd:or>A. Il. hurley, G. W. Cross, j. R.
Burley, myself and others, assembled
at the appointed place Of meeting.
Inc idea thcn'was to get an early start.
That accomplished, tic first place to
strike was tho corn field as from signs
The thief had been ill.,. From there wc
went to the thickct, whero he lay dur
ing the day. a couple of the party,
after bruising around through tho
thiclict with the dogs (of which. "Old
Irav' was chief, and the only old ljca,-
oog wo had) for some time, reused
him by tho noise, nd""Cuny" tried to
slip out (as would'any otlicr thicf, but
i'll so doing slipped up on me on a
stand had taken. or course I gave
4 =
hhm the best L had in tho shop--put-
ting several buck-shot into, his side.
but only knocking him down. I'm
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22
DERRY. ;lNi Srnx rurNrY GA

PERRY. ;GOI ISTON CUTNTY, GA.
we have known ''SWIi'S 81 ph!,itic she iiic,
,rSlfn IN hundreds OF obstinate eases of 81 rhllis,
Mcrcurin! lthrUnii, ism Srr0Iula rlr i; mad,
The most ici.ttct 0ad pcrn,urut cH,r, ~. ,rcyY
cGS''
Hugh l.. Drrnnard, Ell Warren.
"ii ~. hilci j. w. Whnh@rly,
''cSH 90 to;!t, j. G. Gilbert. DruIl,
d. u, warren. oi j. ". Mann,
j. ". LAT h:0r ): TO-. County rrraS,,Irr
Sava"nah Ga. Nnl d. Pierce Shrrjn
Ed. Jackson. G. G. i,,mrin
Dept Ctk STp'r Ct. Day * Gordon,
VIM. BiunSUn.
, We hrc acGhaintcd With Tho gentlemen whose
'Chi' i'ftri appear 20 "a" uDov" certificate They
a'c "hi%tS oil said count., OF The highest re-
SiEctaGiiity ana character. A. GILES.
Ordinary Houston Co., Ga.
". II. CUTLER.
Clrlk superior Court. Houston county Ga
am ntrSuiiiily acquainted with the propric.
Tors, ;itd many "a iiN ,cCrir,:en yhOSt; Str.,a-
lures appear To In" foregoing Ger, iir;tcS. They
aIc nrn CT high character aud standing.
y. II. COLntT1"F,
,,. Governor OF Georgia.
TNESNlFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, PrupriCtors,
Atlanta. Ga.
&'ld by al DRUGGISTS I'm this county,
hliicr" " copy ni ''EuGnS Mem, F.icut."
aug 2i-2 mos
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

toNKLlNG HAS HEARTY TIE NEWS
from Maine. lie thinks it is about
time TO make that grantlest; efGort of
his life. lie will cat boiled crow fou,,
ines in Indiana before the election,
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

TIE PEOPLE or ARKANSAS voTEn
upon an amendment to tic consiitl,-
uon rcpu'tialing part Of the State
debt. An official count is necessary
70 decide WhetEnp il received Il ma
.toMty ofafl The votes cast.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

Two' fENSrs' DErEcTINEs~ HAVE
visited Grccnvil!c to investigate the
returns for that city,. We venture TO
say they will find lthcm!aN right.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

Il know lady who lad an uoly
wart on her nose removed by the use
or Cousscns' Lightning Linimcnt. For
corns and bunions it is tip-top. Use
it. for rheumatism and sore throat
also, and be cured. Price SOC. For
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

Cyrus W. FIELD, a FEW DAYS AGO
cl"ctcd' Il monument over NIaio
Andres grave, and the people O
harr!1oWn, out OF revenge, arc hay
ing STA Tue sculpturcd III honor 0
Andres captors. Thus runs Tn,
wOrld'uwav.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

""NTHDHh " SerteHDcr ~, ~ 1885,
/. ME.iNS D.trIS. Eprrou.
"NO. y. RErNOLDS. ASSOCIATE ENRON.
1ifE UEMOCRaTIC TICHET..
For President.
WINFIELD Scorr Hancock.
For Nicc-lsrcsidcnt.
WILLIAM u. ENGLlsn..
Ear Governor.
JOHNSON IAGooD..
For Licutcnant-G overnor.
j. ID. KENNEDY.
For C"mptrolIcr-GencraL
&c. Corr.
For Secretary Of state.
K. NJ. Sl5ls..
Ell, attorney General.
i:EK"f. l.. IoUMANs..
For s"rrri"tcnaa Mt tof E.sNcatl6ns
Ill*;H S.. TafsnlpsoN.
For Adj"ahft'and Inspector. General.
Anrnl'R NJ. MANla.uLr:.
For state TrtaAurcr..
Jn'lN PETER RIcEARDsoN..
For Congress. Fourth District.
JuliN II. EvlNs:.
For Sollcilor--Slxth Circuit,
r. e. GAsrUN.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

TIE DEMoCHNrIc EXECUTIVE Com
MiCtcc Of Char!cstonha called Il con-
Tcnl,oT to!dcoftfn tho question OF pri-
1hary on conventions. Tho primary
plan proposed allows twelve repre-
Scnativcs To the city and five TO the
country. The prinlauN isthc Lcstplan
for satisfying all nartics..
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22
SPECIAT. NOTICE.

NEURAI.GINE-Thi is an intor1ra
remedy that never fails to cure ncuului,
and headache. It'aontains no uuininc
morphine. chloral or narcotic Gany kind
Quick'and perfectly safc in it's action. i
comm ends itself to tho afflicted.
HUNT, RANKIN &,LAMAR,
nug4 Wholesale Agents, Atlanta.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

ASTIOClI, TR0tr Co, GA, July t. 1870.
am one vi the unfortunate sufferers from
Gravel OF disease Of the Kidneys ana find more
anu Snrcttrr rclcf from RanHin'S Gurhu and
juniper Than anything have ever tried. cS-.
1ccm IT. 50 highly were Cher" hui, one bottle In
the Wuttl would. willingly give $iea. or any
ahioiitt Tor II. r"co,GnIenu IL above :ti other
SllfSiur preparations. +. +. WlNN.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

THE cIlEEHrrL WEAVER IS gallivant-
ing around the country like IL ycrita-
olcJaptnt in search of; Il father. The
amount ofbreath that. bo is WASTING
would run awind mill. Always GET
ting t>'azHlcd, and yet cvcr bouvant
ne prcscnts>a spectacle that might br
viewed with nrdiil by all. defeated
aSpiElnlS for Office.
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22
OVER OEE-IIAI.E

OF the male portion OF the American people IS
years or ago Sui'cr luorc or less with Diseases OF
cause, Tor this hut over work Is thc chiof calIs
Nothing in the whole MatGrIa Mcdcu is SO we'll
calculated to iTviguratc ana restore healthy
tune 10 these organs rs aMkin's Gonpouuij
Extract OF Bnchu and Juniper y Jew does
taken orcaSio lnlly viii greatly LNnelit All
nose WHO arc afflicted With any disease OF tic
kidney or Iilaiiuar
Prepared only by Nnat Rankin 81 Lamar.
GiStS in this county 70