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, 1880-11-06

st:yESTy~stN COUNTIES.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 5.-lletfrns from
soycnty-stx nut Of ntnety-fu,lr counties gtve
Hawkins, Repubilcat,'6:, 10i: Wright, DEM
~" ,.ic, G7,elt; Wllsoii, ip,sH. Tho counties
to hear frorn gave Hayes IL majority ot 1000
over ridden fl 1916 1'lto Legislature, as far
us heard from, is rs tollowR: Scnnte-1acpnl,*
lleans, q. ppn'ncrnts, o.; Repudlntto1tsta
{Democrnis), districts in doubt. 9. House
Republicans. %; Democrats, III; Republication
Democrats, TO-; districts III doubt, Z; Repub-
1icnn gatn, 10.
4 GRAND REPUBLICAN, v1cT0fty.
Apsetat Dts,Aafeh 10 Tie Chlcaso 1rtaunh
Nashville, Tcnn., NOV, 6.-Tlle Repllb1
licans hnvo wnn Il grcnt victory in Tcnncs-
ser. hnytlg elected their Governor, three
Congressn!e'',-1Iunck, l'ettt10no,nnd Moore,
-nnt f0rty-scscil members nf tho Leglsla-
tire, lacking only t!.roo of making q tic on
tOitt hallnt. They are very enthusiastic
over their success, nnh celebrated their trt-
,ln,nh by firing cannon and holding j0llitl-
cati0n on the public Squire tonight. Ad-
tlresscs wcro delivered by Gny.-cleet 1faw-
klns ard other distinguished gentlemen.
The Siate-cretilt men nrG III Tho majority 1T
tho f.rgfslatnrc. Five Republican negroes
nro anlnllE tie nlgmbcrs-clect. ''''
Tho session Of tho General Assembly will
con,menca OIL tho first tMontlHy in January, md
promises 10 bn the HtorInicat held hero for
Inn ny yoars. The lluEnbllcnna will make A
determined attempt To settie tho debt dollar
for ttnl!nr, with nccrucd Interest, nnd mako
he vigorously resisted BY the Low Tax Dem
Ocr1ta, who will lilihu Ator uttr1uE tho entire
srsstnll. Sovcral State Credit Democrats
will it In believed, unite with tfe Republic
alIs In n movement toward liquldntlng tho
banded ihiIhftp{lHnSS nf fhH State. ,fTIR
, 1880-11-06

NAIU1{ITlE3. =
LAScAsTKlt, Schuyler Co.. tl"'' H"'. '
This county gives Garfield. BIZ; l1a''cose'
1,0G5: Weaver, 45z. os.
Stats otliccrs- s-Critten.icn (Dcnoc1a1l, l"~. s,u.
Dyer tI,epubllcun), 57l; Brown @"'esA
back}, 4G. ..., >, no.
Congress 1nnn-I!atctl tDcmocra1l' '''S''
Lordon {Greelback), 1,{ts..
SIXTH DIsTKlCT. ..ho
ST. LOUIS, Nov. b.-Latest returns 1fen!.a ,.." Nv
Sixth Congressional District elect lla1s!"a' a,s
Grccnback- Republican, over WG:!dt' !,sIjV tna
crat, BY about 100 ma1orlty. tn,s ,n,, tfha
ureaMbackers l,aye gained two Md t4e y"
publ!cAns ono.
, 1880-11-06


Me1hsl'!icn''. y cIcctc.t Stale Srnator l..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT i,lstrlet hy 70 naInrt.ssa % N !hs
!3ellncfnl1c n'.!jnrity IN That ,lfsiri?s;; Tie
Scarf Scat ng ,Mns ~. nll Mr.. Ficchrr !t,t
@ ls. isr.a tenI.G sin,S oc.r tyer ceetc tS.tss s
w,' u II '. Wit,n', W"s s Kfe1t ylet"ry hs6,:
m,,,,Iion,,s nr,, H.. & &nlil! y Petersen ~
t,v it,snritics of , n1If i:fs'' n itSsrntatISs.
Kinlsy. iNinoara' MI T r. ~, s,s,., .l,ssI",ctlyelE IT,
Rrurl:sentaliyr. rh" tf,"n".,y tfwM.,iy lin ollt,
trict lbs titiic fiobly. A"''''S-lon'lh Di.
XIV c,,,,,..,.
s...., ,.s...< WAY COUNTY.
1o,tas,t, ere. ye'p!f" ~. e "a; caifses Ttua
of tbIy cn,,t,fv oivca ti,o 0lllcla yeta
mi t,lnra,ltfrs: NV '''''"lng h!aloritiet
iIs,,cock io5 over t4nrf}o,l. ,o.,
1915. '0' VIZ >'"'"p'a' loss Of 9osu
Trumbuil 10R, oyer f,n1,om
T jcocrts Dr n'stess t.Iesf H. ~ "TGr l!nsmtr
III: thn Shrrfff i1v nj ~" E,esillt Gassillt Clcfk h
t,sc tic 1'rost,c,,tor Nv IA i"uf .i",,sf ~ nd
, 1880-11-06

course, nothing Is known rs 10 Gen. tsar-
fields Intentions, Mai. Swnine lIns been
mentioned very pleasantly here rs 4 prnl>-
nhIc selection for 1'r1ynto Secretary, md
probably bccallso Of Ills fitness for tl,p placc.
ns well rs Ills close aiul coMildentiaI'rcntions
to tho 1'rrsItlent-clect.
, 1880-11-06
1IOOSIEIsI>ON[.
THERE Will. 1sE 4 1tAltp scllAl3El1.E FOR
RF.NAr1t.

THERE Will. 1sE 4 1tAltf, scllAbIl1.E Fo1t
RE:NArsl1k
Speefal Dtspateh to The Chiraoo Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, 1Mt., Sov 6.-'lio Hon.
John e. Now announced this Gyenlng, before
leaving for Mcntur, that he would be n cantlt-
,late for tla United States Sunatv, This
,uakes six candidates iii tho tlelt, NJ f0llow:
t;etl. len Iinrrlso, tho lion. Il. s. Ort!,, tl,a
Hon. VIII Cu,nhnek, tho lion. John ". But
lar, Judge Wal.or q. Orps!Inu, fltlt1 tho lion.
John t. Nov. Judge Nruznr, of Warsaw,
tho Hon. John II. I'akcr, Of E'kl,art, 1utlgo
Il. S. Taylor. Of Furt Wayne, md Gen. John
Cobnr,l, at this city, are Als0 1nont1onaA, bMt
1t Is mt understood TINT tl,oy have formally
entered tho ca,lyslss. Tho stx frst-nnmcd,
tlnweycr, not only desire tho 1Dsitiun but
],ayo heg,ls1 the work Ut securing 1t.
Thu returning I,n1at,.u1ls say TINT tho
young Republicans Ut that stnte will tlc-
,a,ul t|,nt Ten. lien ]Iarrisan l,a sent to
represent tl.om In the Unitod States Sruate,
antt not tn tllo Cabinet. Ponnsylval,lans say
that thu 1I0,,. t;aliIsl,n \. Grow Es the lcAling
ca,nttlate for the unite,l States Senate, with
Chairman Quay rs possibility.
orF P0It ,tf:NTon.
Special DA1,a&eh to 1As Chicago Tribune.
IxpiASArolAs, Nov. !,-Ile Republican
State Coulnittec, accompanied hy tho lfoii.
4. q. Porter ant! others, left tG.plgl,t for
Ntcntor, where they will shake la,hls Will.
rresEtlcnt-ctcct Garfield. and return to-lior-
row.
lIAEt,y NEW,
city editor Of tho J0,trrut, won S., 600 OH tho
election. OF this, $500 calne down from CHI
cago last night
JOHN G. NEW
llas bcon inyitel to be present to address Il
ratification meeting at 1I,lsc-f1nll, CinctnnRtl,
Monday night.
AR THE TUESDAY ELECTION
four old nle1l yotell I'll Franklin Township
whose ages were respectively IT., u, ~, aud
" yours.
TItE YOUNG 0AsIntEns "
who started tie rultl0r lust night tint Now
York hatl gono Democratic were bitterly
cursed this morning By u large Number Ut
Democrats who, Oil tho ground Ut thu sl,ln0r,
bet tpGn the general result. 'Ono ,ltr thus
caught, 1t Is said, lost S22,4o0, when tlo ox-
pcctca to regaln wllat lie l,asl lost OIL former
Wngers.
TIppECANoE,
8p<eial napaseh to Ins Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE. lnti., Nov, b.-Son,e prac.
tlcal Joker las. night started repUrt that
Now York t,atl given iInnc0ck7 900 majority.
Tho evening pulNr announced that tho Dem
ocrnts were trying tn count tho Republicans
out, n1,d this gtlyo color to tic rulntlr, md
| STUN afser ,lurk considerable number oi
yuuug Democrats irDught nut their old pans
alul Oyster-callH filed will ct,l,s,lu-Soncs afM
| proceeded to salse Il B1naii.stzttl pa.ltten!o
nium. To y,lll further cxetto their lDn,,s
snm" vctr ,,ostr,l n, tl,, fmIlot.,, whnt ~, -
m,rte.t to bU n dispatch fran Now York NV
lng l!lo Statu to llaucock, anlt tic Democratic
tullt!ers became ,,tnry viii! with 10y, Ttt
uItlor heads saw l|,rot,gl, tho wj,olp thing
a,,j ,1,,lnit ron,o n,,t
a1'a "'''''' e"'''' wv.
| hohtiAo'
Special CoFts1nsdsnes of 7hs chteaoo Tribune.
| knkOMt), Ilul., Nov, Thu Republican
1 '''-'t
, 1880-11-06
ILLINOIS.
ll1NlIIF OIge
ADDITIONAL STATISTICS.

ADDITIONAL. STATISTICS.
Special utspa!ct to Tbs Chicago Tftb.!nk.
SrmSoF1ELp, ILL.,, Nov. G-The Srcrotary
nf Stnte tt-tlny received tho following official
returns not heretofore reportel:
1IoSn COUNTY, .-
s: 15fii oiiSh' , i1e5 TisaSsss Taaasa stseSts sMtssStsr
los,
1tooNE COUNTY. ..,.
Garfield, a,ols; Hancock, as1; Weaver, 81.
nltowN COUNTY.
Garfield. 1,o08; !lnnoock, t,a5; Weayer.
~; cullen,, ua5; Trnmbull, 1,GH5; strecter,
CLINTON COUNTY.
1I9; Cullon', l,ats; Trumbull, s,s2; streeter,
EFr1SGIfAM COUNTY.
Garfield, 1861; llancock, 2,45s; Wcayer,
rom COUNTY.
Garfield, SIT; lInncock, 7os; Weaver. 455.
HENRY COUNTY.
fairfield. 4,t'i5: lln,lcoel, 2;oGl; Wcaycr,
10; cnIlom, l,'loo; Trumbu!, 1897; Strceter,
1l,oQuots COUNTY, -, !.
IS; '{s'i G'si ' ; !TfasSSsl Ts"sSs @ stssisr, s&sssr,
til. :.
s1oi,1.rK1E COUNTY,.
Garfield, l,.:,: !!alc4ck, i,hn.; Weaver,
lo5; Cal'oil., l,4l7; Trun.hul. l,5sS; Streetcr,
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
1. .aGtfle Gse, 'S ; 'ssSs ssa sii s|fss;sF, sM|ssf;sF
lGl,
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY.
>Cnllonl, 4,o&I; Trunbul, :hls0; strceter,
EDWARDS COUNTY.
Cullom, 1,17B; Irumbull, 573; Strccter, TO-
cpSHl.EsslOSA1. ltt:TUllSa,
Eang!am co''lty-forsyt1ls, l,4to; Monl-
Afoultrle county-ForsytAc, 1850; Moul-
Il i,Sao So,s; Go%"tyi1sherwIn III .s'ols; Warner.
iaka roilnty-l'arwell, a,sA; Perry il.
Smith, 1r.. l,iG'; Perry II. Smith, soo;
lie!ry Cennty-llent,s!son 4,47l; Trus-
Ford county-l'nSsoli, 1876; Wallace,
Iroqnois County-payson, 4,ala; Wallace.
Marshall county-1'ayson, 1,e75; Wallace,
dE I'Eown' ',aI; coYsstty-Edgar' M e''; Singleton
III, ,llsal, County; J;1!tasmer, ~ 1,7oa; sparks,
G!afS% i:;i 'GS,!%,y1 sees; n0smor,
Williamson Co.'nty-TI,omas, 1853; Hurt
' - " MILAN COUNTY.
=, spteta! ps,patss 70 t. chteae9 FL; Irtsa1s.
bLneoNiSnIta,! e tx. NSv: ; o.;-ahne a,l l0lioWlns
N.Y. ttin tottls OF w ~ UIi'einl nRnses 81 tio
ftvGtMti u. .iG!'t;l! HnmnS. 4ne Shhuuatca
st,'tAtives. MitGhcli An In, alGl okesu', aEa lte-
M!illleals anu {ll., !ta'rnnll. .o,
NJ ,,IIesiac1}t-uaf1'oiu' Tol7; HANCOCK o's1';
Gsyer;;sr. 1870; Tsu'ubull, 5,eM; ;
strseler, sHh <, ,,-,,. ,ox
=, ,Lleu1cnasl!NtoFefnor "a &tafnll1on. T,@ta;
PARSONS, h!si; AaMf, w; !kawI9nee, ~.
hacrGtary VI otato-pelllelNt 7,34Vs Ubefly,
h"ls; Ii,ntnpsG,l. wv; !t..eti. IT. ,
A1tttl0r-6%lRert. 1,3a7; 6thrkol, h,l0O;
III 'ai,,rs. w.. T,tg III. r,,tt,~,-.b ooo
rvnHs VII. 11nrrl.'',tn,, bt "''o' WV '"' 0'1'o
4AfAttSt nt9i A]A444s4h1.s ~
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Special nhpateh to 7nt Chttaro Trtbuas
.1SptAaArQIrs. Ind, ;, Nov. 5.-1sc,urns h,,,
been received from sevcnty-tllscc COUNTS
which show n net Democratic gain Of Sn a,
to speak nlore properly, Il falling o.1 from
Porter's vote of go7, The following a,c ths
counties heard from. showing Republican
md Democratic gnlns:
, 1880-11-06

YERTEIStf.AT.
NEW YoEK, Noy-t th-Nothlng Of impor-
tanco took place to-day III tho 1lorcy lcttcril,-
uuiry, aid thu examination was adjourned
until rues.tny noxt, to give the defense nh
opportunity 10 brlng some witnesses fron,
Massachusetts.
, 1880-11-06


.. Gpetfat Dispatth 10 1ns Chttaoo 7rfohsh
TorEKA, k!ls., Noy. 5.--Ieturns rccel'ea
lare up tn tl,Is hour from III! but thirteen
Representative districts show tho election u,
III Republicans md, nina Democrats aHa
Grconbackers. :. Tile remaining thirteen "ls'
trlcts nro In tho border cornttrs. wl!!th Mo
strongly Republican,. Thu Senato w!f s1aia'
thlrty-hyo Republicans and thrCo Democrats
, 1880-11-06

uAnrfELl}A PLURALITY li.Jil.
PIIlLApE1pEIA, Nov. 5.--Ofl!Ulal returns
from forty-ciGhs Of tho styty-scsen eaanllra
OF Pennsylvania, md caruf,E estimates ftoh'
eacll Of tlu ntller counties, nuke Gar!lcldb
plurality 97,Bil.
, 1880-11-06

ACC1E83FEIt CAN17I17N9s9sH
DEAnwoon, u. r., Nns. 5.-l'e1ts!s"'
Republican,, Ia eleated Deloghto to colle1sss
OF tho county ticket the Republicans e!.ss
tho Sheriff and tho Democrats tic heals'''
af deeds and Troaturer; tho Legislature
two Democrats and ilye Republicans
, 1880-11-06

NK NUfS lloCsEll0Lsl ril'JIEtt.
CLEVELAND, Nov, 5.-Aiol. unrliclA was
here to-day, shopping for louselsohi furni-
ture. q sequel to the recent visits to Muntur
ot the WHOLESALE delegation Of enthusiastic
friends.
FlxlNQ IT ALI. III.
Special D4pstsh to tn CAteaao Tribune.
WAsulso1oa. D. T., kuY. n-Whllc, Of
, 1880-11-06

E, l1ANcucK'B s1AJnlArr.
WILMINGTON. Dull, Nov. 5.--Tle ohlc!a'
count shows thu y0te Ut tho State of l'e'a'
wars Of, thu Electoral Ticket to l,c us follows:
Hancock, IL, ls3; Garfield. t4,lm.
, 1880-11-06

WHITE Ef.KETED,
CINCINNATI; o., Nov. 5.-Wllite, lseppp, nI'
ltcan, Is eiectou IN tho Ninth (Kentnckyl !.''
trtet over Turner, Democrat. by 'aalo'''
Ut 1,6D,
, 1880-11-06

lIENSD0N. II,
MOBILE, Noy. h-llernuon, Democrat, 1,,a's w
Congress iu tic First District, llas A''1'
5000 ms(oEity.
, 1880-11-06

HOTlt rA1rriEs CLAIM IT.
BAN FnASCtsCo. Ca1., Nov. h-fho ro-
turns fro!n Oregon ase absolutely insufficient
to l'ase MI Intelligent osti,nato OIL. I}ntll
parties claiu tho Sinte. The Democrats arG
apparently tic most confident.
, 1880-11-06
Tho chances now faur rnchcco, ,Rcpal,'

Tic tha1cES HOW lavOr I'Ac!Cco, ,KcFW17
llcatl. -,
Latest returns to tbs Afor,ltnd Chronicle
give liatlcock Nbout Il, majority In tic State
Oysr ttnr,1rlt.
ljaylI S. Terry, WHO killed 1lrndcr!ck, has
Ticket, uni IL pr1tbabIy defeated, gwen II tho
rcinulinler Of tho Hancock ticket is s.,c-
cessfu!.
STItT. DDUHrFttT.
San FnAScisCt, Nov. G.-l,eturna from nil
which ls rstl',ntcd tho ann,o Us t1o Inst Pres
t!leMttal election, glye llnI,cock ID. plurality.
\, few stInll jrcetnuts aro yat Ia llgnr frulltt,
which nru i,6t expected tn nller the result
mich. II wlll cy!tlenlly require The 9fllelal
ful. IL IL q,lltt, certain tint tho 1lapublieans
will gut 0lln ElcctUr, and Judge Terry. Oh
tho Democratic ticket, Is known to be
scratched several hundred.
, 1880-11-06

REDUCED AAIoR1rf. H., oona
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 4.-Georeaa nas nsajo1i. goi
Democratic by considerably reduced 'n1!s, '''sn..
ties. Tho majority tn 1916 WIS So.V'' "'ssS
, 1880-11-06

! TIE REMAINING TWENTY 'coux11Es
to be heard from will atld still slightly 10
these figures. thus reducing A1r. t;arAeld's
plurality very little below TINT Of VI.
, 1880-11-06

NEVADA. :.
Goo pEMocKArfc.
SAN ,FnASctsCo. Cal,, Nov. 5:-Ncvadn
Will givo Hancock nbunt Too minority.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-10

! =
following as an amendment to Article
V:oftho Constitution;
Provided, further, that noynow club
shall be organized except by permis-
sion Of the County Convention or the
County Executive Committee.
Mr.. r.. NJ. Wallace offered q motion
respecting the qualifications of voters
in the primary election, but accepted
the following, offered by Mi: II. NJ.
Davis, as q substitutes: III.
.Reeolycez, That while tic different
local clubs may exercise, their discrf::
ton in.- -aatHitting members for cam
paign work, only those members shall
be allowed to partipate in, tlic prima-
rics who voted the regular .Democrntic
ticket at the last State and county elec-
ton, or who Wohld have so voted but
were prevented by absonce from the
county or by Providcntial detention,
or who have become citizens since tho
Inst election.
Considerable debate cnsucd-Mcssrs.
r. NJ. Davis, Pagan, Wallace, Bell;
Kctchin and Rion supporting the reso-
luton. DR.. McKinstry opposed the
resolution. Mcssrs. J. T. Lyles, John
ston and U. G. Trapp thought the mat
ter should be left entirely to the local
clubs. The resolution was adopted by
aiheayy vote in its favor.
Mr.. II. Nj. Davis offered the follow
ing amendment to Article VI Of the
constitutions:
There shall also bS vice-chairman
TO actin case Of the absence or disability
of tho chairman, to he elected III tile
same manner and for the same term as
the chairman; ana to be eG 0Hcio O
member Of the County Executive Com:
mittec! ~
On iffotion of Colonel Rion, the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
ResolUetI, That in case of vacancies
occurring in the delegations chosen to
represent Fairfield in the Congress
sional and judicial Conventions, the
members who attend be empowered to
fill Such vacancies. ..
The following was also adopted:
ResolUea, That this convention re-
commend to the County Executive
Committee tho adoption, for the pres
ent campaign, Of the, rules heretofoo
presented for conducting the primary
elections, except as they hiay be here
after amended.
The Convention then went into an
election for chairman. Several
nominations were made, and two bal
lots taken-restlting i'll the choice of
Mr.. George II. N1cMastcr.
On motion, the secretary was direct
cd to transmit to the several local clubs
tho resolutions adopted as above.
There being no further business, the
Convention, Oil motion, adjourned
st1ae de-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-10

DIrrlcuLTY AT BLACKsTocK.-O
correspondent Vidette, writing from
blackstock under dateofAilghst7 says:
"About five O'Clock on Thursday even
ing at this place, when tile remainder
Of the, survivors Of the Sixth South
Carolina Volunteers were going to
their respective homes, after the train
had gone, difficulty occurred between
AIr. JOHN Cameron and Mr.. Ed. Neil.
The dispute arose, it is said. from one
thc parties cattle trespassing OH the
land of tho other. They met on tho
street between the railroad and post
office. when they began to fight, which
resulted in NoiFs cutting Cameron in
the left side, below tho shoulder. 1t is
to be hoped that Mr.. Camcron's
wound, though painful, is not serious.
Mr.. Neil was arrested by the police"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-10
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.


1t will be apparent to any one, who viii cx-
anime SOLID Gohp WATcIi. that aside from
the GEctssary thickness, for enBraYing and
p8lishing, large proportion Of tho, precious
metal used, is needed only to stlren and hold
the engraved'Hortions in place. and supply tho
n !ecssary so1idlty and sionsgA., The surplus
gold is actually needless so 'far ag. UTlL1TY ana
beauty are concerned, In JAMES BOSS PAT
ENT GOLD WATCH GASES, this WASH OF pre-
cious metal ID o9erconde, and the SANK soI1D1rYi
AND STRENGTH prodNted at frorH dhe-third to
one-hhlf OF the usual cost OF solid dasea. This
process is OF Tho most SIMPLE nature as fol-:
lows: a plato OF nickel. composition metal,
specially, adapted 10 the purpose, his two plates
Of SOLID d0Lp soldersd ona On each side. me
three are theny, passed betwccn ,pAlshed steel
rollers, and the result is strip Of heavy plated
composition, frou,'which tho cases, backs, eSnE.
tros, bezzfcs, &C.. are cut and shaped by sultae
BILE dies and fofnrers.' Ths goid ia'!tsnpese cases
is suficlcnhy thick to admit Of .aip kinds q
clasahg, engraving, and enameling; the on
gravcd cases have becn.carrlcd until worn per-
fcctly smooth by time and use without" remoy..
ing the gold.
THIS IS THE Only CASE MADE WITH TSwo
pLATEs OF SOLID GOLD, AND WARR.ANTSB
by sPECIAL CERTIFICATE::
FSfsaie by Connor & Chandler and 9. Muller.
Ask for Illustrated Catalogue and TO sSs war.
rant. nch 1i-tx1y
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-10

Tho Doctor Now Entitled to tho Appcllatfon
of tho Eighth NYonder Of tho World
Timo UP and tho Faster Plunscs into
Melons md Milk. s-
New YORK, August 7.--Dr. Tanner
is in good condition and will undoubt-
edly complete his fast ut noon. A
large crowd is in attendance. At II
O'Clock he stood at window on Thir-.
tccnth street looking at the crowd in
the streets. a few minutes previous
ly he walked one lap around the hall.
His brother-in-law, Nj. M. Gardiner,
called on hin, this morning; his visit
seemed to mako the faster nervous,
and he complaincdof "goncpcss" in his
stomach. ATT O'Clock this morning
lie had fit Of vomiting; he then got
up md dressed. Att 80 ho was much
exhausted and lay down on his cot ;
he remained III this position until
&c :l5, 5,Whe1Yhe went into. The lower
Ehall! After walk lie asain lay
doWNand was covered With blanket.
at 1880 he arose and walked into tho
I front ROOM, A large table OF water
melons, ll'tits, bread, etc. is spread in
[ tho hall.
LATER.-Dr. Tanner completed his
forty days fast at noon to-day. AS
saon as the time was up the crowd
| chccrcd Tanner enthusiastically. About
one thousand persons were III tho hall
and an immense crowd OH tho side
wa Tx, I[c at once drank glass Of
| Milk and called for @ Georgia water
melon; this lie tapped, dug his hand
into and ate heartily Of. When remon-
stratcd with he asked to be left alone,
saying, "No, my Lord, am running
this now" When he placed the glass,
of milk to his mouth he remarked: :
"Gcntlcmcn, YOU don't believe that's
good"
Tho signal for the expiration Of the
fast was u whistle from factory III
the vicinity; when it blew Tanner had
a peach in his hand, but before he
couldptlt it into his month somebody
snatched it away from him.
/ In response to the plaudits Of the
assemblagc, Tanner, Who was sitting
upon q chair placed on table, raised
his handkerchief over his head. At a
quarter past twelve o'clock Tanner got
down from the table and loft tho hall
in coach in Charge Of Dir Gum, who
took HIM to his own resi-
denc6,' Whcro he will undergo careful
medical treatment.
During tho morning about 1000 per-
sons visited the hall. Just before noon
his temperature was found to be 80,
pulse 92 and respiration II.
Tanhef's Weight ut the cnd Of his
fast was 1913 pounds, showing a loss
Of 36 pounds during the forty days.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-10
TIE COUNTY CONTENTION.

Election Of County Chairman-Miscclla-
>fncous Business-4a Harmonious Meeting.
Pursuant to tho call Of tho Executive
Committee, the DcMQcratit, County
Convention assembled in the Court
House on Saturday morning. Major
Woodward, County Chairman pro
tem., called tho Convention to- order,'
aud briefly stated the objects Of the
meeting. On motion, Mr.. j. Feastel'
Lyles was appointed to act as secretary.
The roll of clubs was then called,
and all of them were found to be rep
resented. There were but few delo-
gates absent .-'..
The first business before the conTcn-
tion being the election Of q permanent
County Chairman, nominations wcro
now III order.
Oh: motion Of Capt. II. a. Gaillard,
Col. Rion was requested to take the
chair pending the elcttiolr OF County
Chairman.
Mr.. W. w. Smith nominated Maj.
r.. w. Woodward:' Capt: S. Il. john
ston nominated Mr.. r. Means Davis.
Mr.. Davis declined--cXprcssing thanks
for the comalimcnt paid. Even if
fitted for the position, which he doubt
cd, he had no time to obey tho calls
that would be mado upon HIM The
craftsmanship required combinntion
Of sagacity, experiohce and energy.
These qualifications lie believed were
possessed by Major Woodward in a
high degreo, and he thought the inter-
ests Of the party would be subsorvcd
by selecting him.; :,
On motion Of Mr. w. w. Smith,
Major Woodward was unanimously
elected by acclamation. The announce
mont of the voto was received with
loud APPLAUSE
On resuaing' the chair Major Wood
ward said:
1t was we'll known, gentlemen, that
that Ircally did not desire tho position
with which yotr have just honorcd me.
Therc are other matters and duties
that demand my attention., and had
thought that YOU might fihd'ont better
able to give the necessary attention to
the important duties Of this position.
Iaccept the position as Illave accept
cd oyory call from the eIncy-in
obedience to orders, and in discharge
Of duty. If you will cooperate with
me and assist mo, if you will exercise
tbrbearance and charity; l feel suro
that wo' shall;'mo or as before to
victory [Applausc.F
On motion of Mr.. H. M Zcaly, the
chairmad was rcbhestcd to appoint a
committee Of thEce to- frame resoIu-
tons expressive Of tho sentiments of
tho Convention upon the resignation
Of General Bratton! Mr.Zealy asking
ing to be excused from serving or this
committee, the following-named gen.
tlcmen were appointed: Col. Jas, II,
Isioh,'S. r. Johnston, DR.. John Boyd
Tho resolutions prepared by the com
lhittce arc as follows:
TVhe,'cas, Tho call Of tho State has
transferred our late County Chairman
Gen. John Bratton TO a sphere Of more
extended usefulness
.ReSOlved, That our best wishes &C.
company him in his assuming tho
high and important trust OF
Chairman Of tho State Executive Com
lhittcc. III,
Resolved, Plat ho is'ontitled to oui
warincst thanks for tho constant wis
dom, ability and prudence with which
nc has discharged the duties of County
Chairman since 1876.
Mr. II. Means DAVIS offered tho
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-10

Messrs Elitors: Wo beg to present TO
thc tavor9ble cQpsideration Of tho voters
OF Fairfield county Mr.. GEORGE II. Nc
MASTER as.a candidate for one of, our
Representatives il tho next Legislature
Me present his n"ln!e with the full .assnf-
distinguished position, for in addition to
his finished education and acknowledged
moral worth, he is ono of the most public
spirited pitizens !1s ip our. county. md. rs
ssuoh qahpot fail to, be . most useful, n, ON,
Der OF our Legislature. MANY VoTEKs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-10
CLOT'IIING,

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&. Cashmere OF Blue glanReI; !:
Rare lG bargaina X .eao,ft Folt Hats, Stiff
Hats and, Straw Hats. :;
New goods in Crockery, Glassware, Gro.
ceries, Hoes, Plows, &c. :,
Each department. is repdy for alook. Gail
and buy and be pleased, :: :,
TsemA, Der our mottosis QUICK SALES,
SNfAIIhpROFITS.