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ANOTHER GOUt1U VENTURE.
DENVER, Cutu.. Sor. 1T.-ThG Tfnaes this nfter-
Moon announces a telegram received from New
York stntcs Tint Jay Gould has purchased tho
Denver e. So,lth Park lanllroad. tho purchase
rnoncy. something near s.,t0o,o0o, having bccn
paid over yesterday. Jay Gould has been ci,-
icayorlnR to rct contrib of tho Denver T. lilo
Grn,dc Hold. tut Inns failed through tho opposl.
tinn ut Zen. Inltnor, President OF tho road, anil
It Ii thought tic purchase Of tho south IArk Is
ntAdn with Il view tn ttlctAte tho policy nf thu
hiJ GranIc. Thu two rna.ts will hnvu parallel
l1ilEs to tho Gunllso tnlilry, and t}n,tIt hof,es
tDbrlnY the lsIH tirhtIde tn terms through tho
fundamentally Ut thu South l'nrk.
, 1880-11-18

and nalowctl as required by Inv for tho general
appropriation and expenditures of tho War i)o-
p@rtmeht. Until tho accounts nru no n.lttcd
anu allowed TIC Fiscal Otlccr Of tho Home Is n
aeutnr 10 thu United biAtcs III tin lH,t,ks Of this
olllco for nlvnnees mado 10 him wItl,,,iit tho
security Ordinarily demanded pf pllcerH wh0
nro intrustcd with tho disbursement Of public
funds.
, ron THIS REASON,
think, he shontd give hotlh 10 tho UnItcd
stntos. at tho sarne tttno disctnlni my rctlrc-
ton tlsl tho s'nat Ut present officers Ut tho Ma.
uonal llutne.''
, 1880-11-18
THE cn(1pFRs.

Bpttiat D,uaeh tu Tbs t1isdao Trt5unes
1SutASAlt]f.is, lnd., Nov, l7.-Tho strika Ut
the llous- -barrul cDufcrs, which begin lust s!oM-
day,tAklng scyruty tncn trnn thelE wuris, parlal'
Iy etlnpsotl t.lay by the roprIctar Ut oneuf tho
shups. Wlltluta 1terruu, ngrcclug IL An nlyance
from l.!i ~ u eents per ,nrrrl tho laitcr lplly
tho prIco ph!d III th0 shops Ut Terru i!uNls,
LAtnyetto.anl Evansville. Tue ttsulp has bccnex-
ccllenf. aIld tue guGpurs therefore hAvu very few
barrels Oh hand. Mr.. Ierrun ncctslcl to tho de-
uEn0s pi the strikers tAls morning, Aud his ulea
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tcnslvety telcgr,phed tn nj! pnrts of tho cn,utFy
that tho Cincinnati Southern l,nllronti wns ntout
to usx $3,Q00o00 mora from tho City OF Ciuclt,-
nutt to be enabled u complete tho 1lno The
Gazette sara;
There was ut, absurd r.,mor on tho street yes
tsrt,ay, which the ,double-ucadcd nfterno6ner
Kot,hlcl aG md p.thltahea g. fnct. 70 tho elect
ttnsswnS ,ntnmSci m nsk saGMia, ,r,, fr1m In
city through tno Legislature, Tor sllo completion
of tho ro.ltt. 1t nil grow out OF i'll unofficial
transaction connected WIN the pendtng tlcs.
s tton 81 !no eEa'hR , ~ tnn F", as ose ~ os ~
: t1 r ~ ~. ao .,t H"aton s'9 ." thot - tho
ns. ra,f s.t nu M. os ~ ~ t"t ttnt
@ e.. Sn @ III I II tir.t - "1ItIn
Wn % c''a.t t 'n auMa ~. J.. a., ,ss .it
a MnGn gMns ~, ~ n!My n 1,tIs Hn,,,. " se
Wt as THE, E, t;,,,,.,fa ~ ,t',
,1 atMs,1nn LII Ht .'sst m" f.G,.is fG."ii.as "ait
q tls T. ct.ntc,Mnlatcd y W. !G,sg; short
T!mo Ago Mr aav o.e!nn nF'a ". s
i,hS, nv nrGs9n1 SsSefs osS grpaI n,,,,nnr ~ or
i, n tIo toF H. NJ seapo 20 mn ne G M y,
~ W ae -a.,I1',.,, ~ ,,s sran,, ~ ~
t.tnsu W .!.e GIn. H. ~ u,tI ~ ~ ehI,. LII ~.
slsucsIIes nt sa .o!ttt WIN % %.!al Sn1!M nne i1
ytts aaM Ha!.o. M ~ - IT.. ~ Itel,ss @ ~ &
~ tto eauiu t!l.o HutssuH W. @ ~ r. ~ VIII WI
nc hna analo. ilia bi!n!ttnR suFy ~ W ust!
iites Inesa t4H ,.. ~ anHo y, ouru ~ ~ T
, 1880-11-18

0pzts4T UUpdkfH 70 EHa tH4%NVu 7fFOtINN
IT. uO1,uE, H., Nov, l7.-ChlcAyu, milwaukee,
s. Ut. puu! surveyors have hecn looking over tho
couAtry from Mason City 10 thls polur. That
canspany has lo.,g contemplated tho extension
Of thoir Austin cut-of lolll,ottyc. II IL thought
a,'saethlug may l,o t1unu horu In tho spriux.
optetai DtspattA 10 IE< tsaLeaeo Tribute.
DUBUQUE, la., Nov. l7.-Tho Ehicaga Il North.
WESTERN hNvlug refusetl tho Milwaukee, & Ut.
Pau! TOAD p1ttnAslos "a llsn eight Miles VI thor
trutns will lcavo this rity ia tt.u eyouilx tor chi.
uago on thu Njlwuukeo iioaL Thu lattcr C0ku-
pauy are now rapidly lnyiug truck ot thalr own,
, 1880-11-18

4peEe0F VWpV*<H " 439 EH6e2Vo &EEV3H*s
CLEVELAND, o., Nov, l7.-The Jury IN tho case
Of II. u: Clat!n a. Co., OF Now York. nKninst
George X. Armstrong, Assgueo OF Mcssts. bco~
tlald nrothors & CO., to-day returned n verdict
for plalutiH In tho sum of Sl0t.lls. Tho suit was
brought ia tho Uuited States Circuit Court for
slIs,a60 for accounts and promlssory nutes
Other creditors cUtNcstuI tho claInl, and alleged
tllAt the amount claimed wad tho agxregatu ill.,
lubtcdness Of tho fur l0funct c0nturhs Wht!sc
fclldanis with fraudulent lntent. Tho bankrupt
rul will. under thls yerdiGt, t0 nblo to pAy only
2d to vl cents On the doiiat, whereas u they had
xaipel tic suit thcy could hRS1 paid 10 IL ~.
IIpgstorl's Acid Phodphat0 should be used
Vhoa you nto ueEyous and cann0t sleep.
, 1880-11-18
AURORA.

Catholic Hc1lool.lIousea.
AURORA, Nov. 17.-Tho 0crsMAn and French
Catholics Of this city nsu each tuat finishing tino
now school buildings, tho QUO Of brick, tho otncr
Of wood. Tho 0orman school will accommodate
about l1o pupils, whlIc tho lower part OF tho
French peoples building will seat about 100.
The object being on tho pnrt Of tho prlcsta u
withdraw chtldrgn nt Cnttu!to paroNts tsDm tho
Aluerlran trco schools an order to toach the1n
ln0r1 tlOXMna aud catcchsua And lcaa secular
cs1t trn finn
, 1880-11-18

Special Dtspateh to TIE Chicago TRIBUNE.
OTTAWA. Ont. Nov. 11.-Sntco has becn given
Of an application ut tho ncxt Dominion Pnrlin-
nent for MI uct incorporating tho Ottawa &
Western Hallway. The intention Ut tic pro-
caRn md Montreal Independent oE tho tIrand
Trunk. This "a 10 ls nGhIeseb lIy utilizing tho
Quebec. Montreal l. OTTAWA Railway NJ far rs
Ottnwa. building IN it,tinpcnicnt ne tnInrtt,tt,.
and then eonncCtlng with tho Credit Valley md
Great Western Railways.
, 1880-11-18

and Will hayn trains through III n few weeks,
The work III tho new UrIi4e Mt nl,nIa lanlso tp-
ifH r!pty pushed. and tho first trntn viii piss
t.ter In week. This Will nIfi: theIn It through
rn!ttn. frm l}nbtiGuc to ChchKn. THO City Conn
cil hcl.t ki"cn sr*.t1'1 III. cs"itIng. 1Ilf .ln.
waukcc K It. Paul Company for thelr icm,ts,
Innchine- shnps. rtc. Tho cUst Ut tho property
amouut9 10 $.saUU.
, 1880-11-18

EpfttaE [0ffsspotldfnee Of 9Es Ehfcdgt Tribune.
Di:s MnINEs. In. Nov. Inlet tnu correct mn
crror In tho statement nude rctativc to tho
notion In tho courts by tho lies Mntncs s. MINI
ncapotls 1iaIlroal Company 10 recover frotn Ger
tnln persons tho rnluu uE stnrcs nj stock. which
1t Is nlipKcd they received mi never paid for.
Tho amount claimed Is *te:lcu. It hclng nlcEctl
that uly about s!B,00 of tho t1s7, ,oG0 Issued wns
paid. There Is likely to ho some Interesting
Developments In thls ease before It Is through
tho courts.
lies Moiucs is determined to hnvc rnilroad
connection with tho Chicago. Milwaukee s. st.
paul system, while so,na unknown cul,sc MP
pears to bo MS rcrslssent!y op.
posed 10 It. For soverul months tho
people OF Waterloo. iii Black lIRwk
County. and also IN Faycttc County, tiave been
nEitnting n rullroMd 10 lies Mnlncs. Lust week
the matter tuck tietInit shape by lilo or3a1Iza.
ion hf tho Dcs Mn!n cs, MN.shnlltown. Waterloo
g. Northeastern Hallway Company. Tho Follow.
inn Directors werc chosen: ]. s. Clurkson, j. :.
Polk. +. u. l1ubbcil. uf lies AiGprs; Or. Ucpreo
Click, 4. r. fHrchur1, J. u. lMrkcr, H. l.. Srurs,
Of Aarahnlltnwn; I4or1 Alrord. J. II. I.cAritt.
Mntt s l,9rfott' e Waterloo; md !; II: Zelg!cr cf
President OF thu ncs aiulnes. Mnrstinlltow1,
Marion s Milwaukee Hallway Tom nsny, and \ Dl-
con,pan!es ] % Ai % the D;tcctors M arc arc reprcse,lt @ @
tive business; nlcn. md ncan business. They
!1nse elcctc4 tho fnltowlnK ot'ccrs: President.
sccrctars. u. ". miller, Of Wascrioa: Trct.sur.
Ciarkso,i, 4: i. nireherd, md Matt Tarrott.
Instructed 10 Recurc tho right at wny anil gocnl
Ntd " once a Esar n for at The
M raa. q With ,r. ciarkson Is frcstl.cn. It IS
new new toati and thus much is secured: ind there
will he no nbttctlon provided d con-
, 1880-11-18

apfeta' Dtsp4ieA 10 7he Chkaoo Tstbuns.
1SplAsAlr,Lts. Ind. Nov. l5.-Tho rennsy1va-
nla ltnIlroad inspection party, headed by Presl-
dent Roberts, reached tho city Tonight froii
Chicago. andnre registered At tho New UcnIso,,.
1n-tnorrow morning they cxteud their tour to
st, Louis,
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spfetot Dapateh 10 7he Chicago Trihune.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Nov. Eli Is reported here
that tho leo Line Is quietly meeting Luku Eric
& Western low rates. Iuti,nntlDns Tonight uro
that passengers viii SOM be Carried to Knnsss
City and st. Louis yin Lake Eric 4; Western ut
tho fashionable 1nte or 81.
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resumed work. 1t Is expected that nil tho ehors
VIII folow. and thus settle tho difference, Tho
strikers 1nt!mnte thcr Ictnrmtnation TO tuke
! fulfilling less thnn what they have lotnnndcd.


Sptttat Ditpateh to The Chicago 1nbxne.
kAsaAs CRY. siu., Nov. 11.-Thc fourth Atl-
nunl Slate Convention of tho Young McuH
Christian Association OF Missouri couvencs ia
this city on Thursdny, and will sornain In scnsou
four days. Largo numbers OF Delegates from
rnr'ous portions Of the gtato have already ar
rlvc, and mnro nre expected. Prominent D!ble
stttdgnts and workers Of tho Young Mems
usually lntorcstEng
"ffnir 1lovlvttm restores gray hnir TO its orig
Innt tnlnr for 50 cents.
, 1880-11-18

SpFs1Hl UWpHtth II 1hk Chicago Tribune.
DrnuQuE. In, Nov. l;.-At II meeting Of tho
Oily Council. held this even Ing fur tho purpose
Of considering tic project Ut dunnting curtain
property 10 tho Milwaukee L. 81. Paul liai1rpnh
Company fur depot and nther purposes. II rcsu.
litton turoring tho saino wAs unanimously
adopted.
, 1880-11-18
TIE RAILROADS.
East-Bound Passenger Rates Re.
stored to Old Figures.
No Change III tho Aspect of tho
Southwestern War.
Extonsivo Schemes Entertained by the
Missouri, Kansas 6; Toxaa.
Direct Connection with tho City OF Mexico
Likely TO Dc Secured.

1:AsT-nOUND PASSENGER RATES.
A meeting Of General Passenger Agents Of tho
rcnta lending Ecnst frntn this city WIS held
yesterday tnnrntn3 Mt tho 0lc0 Of tho Fort
Wiyt1o fhliltoad tnInpnny. fur tho purpose Ut
tnkthR ncns1rus tn curry intuDfTGct tho arrnn4e-
t1ctit nntlu ut tho Mn,mgprs meeting hold ut tho
GrnllI f'aeisio Intel Tuesday cvoniilg f0r tho
restoruttoll OF cnst-bound passenger rntes,
which hasl bcon greatly disturbed during tho
last s!x months or illurc. There wero present
j. Il. Meyers. Fort Wayne; Henry q. Wentworth.
Michigan Centrs.l; und ". y. Juhtispfl. Lnk0
Shore. The baltimore & Ohio WIS mt repre-
suited, but Mr. e. K. Lord, tho uc1scrnl 1'nsscn-
Eer Agent Ut tint roat. cont tlispntch that l,o
woulIi stand by tho NErecnlcHt hnd submit 10
uny action tho ottor roatIs might tako.
a Joint nutico WIS drawn up md sent to
Ttcket-AEcnts Of all tho Eastern rpnsts rstrllct-
ing them to restore tho rates to regular schc,l-
ufe figures on tho hnsJs Of so from ClIicugo tu
New York ut once.
When tho various tickot.olslccs opened for
business yGstcrtlay morning they continued 10
sell tickets OF tho l,nsIs of SlS from Chicago to
New York. md continued to dn ao Until abunt
IL o'clock a. n,.. when they received tho ntA,vc-
mentioned Joint nUtiGc. Sono had bnot1 WIS
caused IN nccount OF tito baltimore 4
Ohio not restoring tho rites Mt tho same
tlino as tho otAor lines. Tbts rn1l continued
10 Bcll tickets at tho cut rates. Until :, o'clock p.
M. when thu aHonts hero received pcretnptnry
orders from their officials ut Enlttnuro to restore
tho rates at Mt,co. Tho nge,,ts OF tho baltimore
& Ohio explained their nctlon TIT not restoring
rtge Sny soonpr at thoy weso ,, Without T..
Considerable kicking % was iiono by pnsscnvcrs
~ f s G iekos ts YeaS Seno es ae i. s e
te Offices IN tho InorntnE, 1uat before tho
SySS ss s B,a a TGro fa h9 cans 5T e
tint they couM do better. When they tsnRfly
, 1880-11-18

"IllE IkASSlSG Ell WAX.
Doth tho Alton and tho Wabash ltnilronds, tho
principal contestants In tho Western railroad
war, continue 10 charge tho aano rates that
lnvo prevailed for tho last four tlye tlays. md
nil the othor lines continue to occupy tho
neutral position thnt Inns characterized their ut
tit,dc sluco tho ronewai Of the war. II Is hnrdly
probable that tlorp will be chnnge in tho altuA-
ton until tho Presidents and Gonornl NnnaEers
OF tho vurlous roads Gun ho brought together
ngain to discuss tho situation and neres ttpon
somo plnn that will raisu tho present tcattlock
mud provide ior MI amicable settlement. Thu
great difficulty Is in gcttlug sone ono to cnl tho
meeting. Tic mDnaHers OF tho Alton sny they
will nut take tue initiative stop. ns thoy cai
stand tho present stuto Of alaira any longth Of
Tho Wabnsh hns It Ia It's power to stop tho
tho nlatters vi issue to arbitration. Tllo rustorn
hasteuing m earllor settlement Of tho troubles
thereby bo prevented from competing With tho
Gsn s Il VII aVs 10 sIss ontes f.o ST. ss ois
East, while tho Alton has tho uso OF tia Lake
Er!o 4 Western. Wy l,!oontngton, as the hitter
Efforts ara hoing mnto to stop tho Lake Eric &
Western from nitltnE u11 abostluX tho Altoh by
Sssss hs ssteT @ 9Ss sS. rSiasnF o 4 = ts xaS
Lake i;rio : Western nee.l not tiokot through,
At tAJ ~ s1l4 lhktGF 1AGF CtlA ptus
TIC l.aka Esio i Western haa thus far tecn
St ss IT, It t. sh9 AL at9a y . hSf # e 9a ss o
biz relations botwcen ta0 two rnads vii! no
eors'1e r ionG MaSF un ~" W.T. n"s , neen
stootI. hns rUr scno timo rust been prautiui,ir
the game tho Wabash playtn when 1t oput,cd tho
WIT nt this point And !tootlrtl tue 1nnrkGt With
!aIEo 1,oHnts ut ~. Mne ~. : o!!teM III
nnjn;s IN tnn INK Erc L W.ustert. havn ~.
boon sold In Er0Nt numbers during tho lnsI
week or two: 1t IL sta!Ud that M leBs tlInh Sl0J.
@ Worth u s,cn ttcKots 's navn neet asosot1 ~
~ ~ nhruS n % in" cffnr f,n wot : il MAR nnI
Will prpiNbIy in,lticu ttat rnnt! to submit ulli.
1natcly tn u rctelaptso!. af unlimited tickets
SOIL during thls war It a'' holnts: ,., .,.,..
,,,n', ~, 1"uHs s.ma I rorn om1 tho Wnhrsh h.
hnyii1r sucl, yai,inbla nil frt,lt, Tho Lake Erli,
& Western viii prohat'Iy ntlco Gould u again
hgcnn.o tho pcacet,,aKpr " cMtt'ng tno MGGt1nK
u MHa y % sm ,,,aan ~ "@5 .,3,,at, III.
Nv tho ,nni,nvrrs ~ thn Wubnsh IUr lheir wur
NIpon tho Altou and othor l.ncs nt ChtouRo IL
tilas tho lattcr had colnh!nea " Keep u cut OF
tho c!Iy % lonH ata puss,g. Ano that - hMn ~.
XIII hsrn m t.fsfnm,a.s In tno way Of tho vii.
hash's cntrirco iutO tio city, hut huA liled it
by allowing tho Western lndtanu 70 uso tts
Grove strcut tFack e n!xeon , ssei. rses. w.
M t" ,,, ,Rt ~ S y, We ras,nnt liz sMvs ,h"t
ti,o Allan 1nannSers hnyn tEan, t,o start ni.ic.t
hin, iii getting to tho terminus VI hts rt,ll IN
ihls city. mud whot no won't to thena 70 @ Got tt!o
t1se OK tHO Arnfc htHst lr!hGA !elHF1!AA'J NAvy
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-26
A Loss to Journalism.

Mr.. II. G. Wright, the junior pro.
prietor and editor of the Augusta
Chronicle amd Constitutionalist, died
on Sunday evening at tho residence OF
Ex-Governor Herschcl V. johnson, in
Jefferson county, after n few weeks
illness, IN the thirticth year Of his age.
Mr.. Wright became connected with
the paper in 1867, and in 1873, after
the death Of his father, General A. r.
Wright, assumed charge Of the cditori-
al department.. We have been daily
reader Of that paper for years and
have ever admired tho soundness of
its views and the bright and attractive
way In which they were uniformly
presented. Mr.. Wright was all honor
to Southern journalism, and his deatl,
at time when he was just maturing
and WAS giving promise of bright
and useful career, is serious loss, not
only to his own State, but to the press
everywhere. AS the Chronicle and
Constit"tionalist, from it's gcographi.
cal position, is most intimately con.
ncctcd with South Carolina journal.
ism, we deem it not amiss to nav
tribute to the memory of tho brigh,
mind that shall CLEAN in its columns
10 more forever. The work hc has
done shall live after him.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-26
THE TROUBLES IN USSId.
A Threat to Burn st. Petcrsburg- JncenLi
ary Notices Served on tho State Onlcals--
A Suicide.

A Threat to Burn st. Petcrsbure- Jncentli
ary Notices Served on tho State Onloia,s-.
A Suicide.
LONDON, February 23.--A St. Peters
burg dispatch to the Daily Telegraph
says that Gen. Gourko, govcrnor-gcn,
cral of st. Petersburg, Gen. Drcntcl
chief of the imperial police, and Gen
Zourotf, project of the pole, of st.
Petersburg, have received notices from
tic Nj. list committee, info mug then
that they need not trouble themselves
to mako arrangements for an illumina
ton OH the occasion Of the Cars ami
vcrsary, rs the Rcvolutionists arc pre-.
pairing for such an illumination as has
not been seen since Nero burned Rome
a Berlin dispatch says that the Czal
wishes state of siege proclaimed all
over Russia.
a ST. Petersburg dispatch states
that six more soldiers wounded by the
explosion in the the Winter Palace
have died. 1t is stated that the COM
mandcr ofthe palace has been put un-
der arrest.
ST. PETERsBURG February 23.-Thc
CUict0t Messenger announces that in
quiry into the Winter Palace cxplo-
sion has had the resnlt Of rendering it.
to some extent certain that tho crime
was committed by person who pass
ed Il workman, and that there is
reason to suspect connection between
this person and some individuals who
were arrested previous to the cxplo-
sion.
LONDON, February PA st. Peters
burg dispatch announces Baron Won
Schell, Privy Councillor. committed
suicide, his mind being effected by the
explosion in the Winter Palace.
General Trchoff has been appointed
military governor OF the Winter
Palace, rtce General Dclsalles, who
has become paralyZcd.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-26
THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.

Meeting OF tho Executive Committee n,
J wnshington--Time aud Place Fixed fo1
the Next Nominating Convention.
Tho National Democratic Committee
assembled IN Wizards Hail, Wash
!, iugton, ID. c., Oh Monday last, to Sc
lcct n place and appoint the time for
holding the National Democratic Con.
vcntion. After some discussion, 1t
was decided to hold q convention on
the 22d Of June. Delegates from
Chicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis and
other cities presented the claims OF
their several localities as suitable
places for holding tho convention. On
the first formal ballot Cincinnati was
chosen by vote of "a; Chicago having
8 votes, st. Louis 4, Washington and
blank |.
The following is the call issued by
the Committee:
"Thc National Democratic Commit
tee having met in the city Of Washing
ton Oh the 23d day of February, 1880,
has appointed Tuesday, tho 22d day of
June next as the time, and chosen the
city of Cincinnati rs the place, of hold
ing the National Democratic C0nvel-
tion. Each State is entitled to repre-
scntatiOn therein equal to double tho
number of it's Senators and Rcprcscta-
tivcs in the United States Congress.
All Democratic, Conservative and 9TH
or citizens Of the United States, ire
spcctive Of past political associations
or differences, who can unite with us
in the effort for pure, economical and
constitutional government, arc cordial
ly invited to join im sending delegates
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-26
II STRICKEN GIRAFFE.
Sydney Smiths ideal Of Intenses& Nfisery
Literally Realized.

Literally Realized.
DR.. Henry c. Chapman, Coroner's
Physician, whose genial nature age has
not Withcrcd and whose infinite yaric-
~ OF cheerful speech custom has any
ting but stalled, rushed cxcitcdly into
the drug store at the northwest corner
of Twelfth and Chestnut streets lasl
Sunday morning and cried in peremp-
tory tones:
"Give me three feet of mustard p]as-
tc"; and give it to me right away -
The apothcca,y "with overwhelm-
ing brows" looked up from amidst his
"green earthen pots, bladdcrs and
musty seeds" and said in dazcd sort
Of way:
"Sir?"
In this single word was expressed
both Interrogation and surprise.
II say" replied DR.. Chapman, "I
want three yards Of mustard plaster,
and want it just as quick as You cau
|anake it. Patient is in imminent dan
ger. Delay may mean DEATH"
"Thrce feet Of mustard plaster?
Good heavens, Doctor, what are"
"I said three yards, not three feet:
at least when said three feet meant
w "e~y eti w oNo uuNl lIllIIlCOluLClV
corrected myself. And think that I
mentioned tho fact that this was a case
In which there was no time to be lost. ;"
Ihe Doctor was growing tcsty.
sBut three yards Of flnustard plaster: :
why, bless my soull You wouldn't
want that much if your patient was a
hippopotamus with tho stomach ache :
81 rely, Doctor, you don't really me, n
to say yards; you must mean inches. )"
DR.. Chapman assumed an mir of
severity becoming his professional dig.
nifty and municipal office. lilo seemed
on the verge of expressing forciblc
opinion forcibly. There was sienifi.
cant pause. Then his severity faded
away, his dignity relaxed and he
chucEled:
"Thc fact Of the matter is," no said
one of the giraffes out at the Zoo has
an acute attack of bronchitis. His
throat's sore all the way down. That's
what the plastor's for. Now thcn, lot's
have It,"
And thon the puzzled apothccar,
saw daylight and SGT alb ,ut manufat
turing tho largest mustard plaster tha
tho world has ever known.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-26
CONSIDER THIS,

AS yet we still sell at old prices,
but we MUST ADVANCE SOON.
Give us your order NOW, for deliv-
cry of instruments at once or within
THREE MONTHS, and we will
guarantee OLD PRICES, even if the
advance comes. To do this we must
have immediate orders SO THAT
WE CAN CONTRACT AHEAD.
Don't hesitate. Don't delay. We
state the case precisely as it is.
Prices will advance VERY SOON
and LARGELY, and those who wait
will pay for thu privilege. Take our
business advice md
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-26

The prevailing boom has struck
the Piaro and Organ trade. All
creation and their. relatives are buy.
ing instruments this year. Americas 8
countless factories can't half supply
the demand. Manufacturers have
to- day untitled orders enough to
keep them busy for the next six
months. Material and labor cost
twenty five to fifty per cent more
than a few months since. Manufac-
turers have raised prices and must
continue to advance. The low prices
Of the past won't come again for
years.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-26

LIFE IS A PLEAsURE.-Only when
we arc in tho enjoyment of eli onr
faculties and in perfect health. Th;e
can only DO whom all tho imnortont
organs OF tho body are performing
their functions properly. Tho livel
IS more liable to get out Of order than
any other organ, and produces More
unpleasant effects. A dose of Dr.
Giidor's Liver Pills occasionally, viii
Keep 1t all right, or set it right If /,
has gone wrong. Sold by ali drug.
gtsts. For sale by DR.. w. E. Aiken.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-02-26
NEW GOODS !!

WE bavs and will
W second supply of Fall and Winter Goods
case Fruit of the Loom Long Cloth.
25 pieces other brands of LongC
Bessbrook Jeans
pieces Jeans and
pieces
Dress Goods, Alpacas, Mohairs, Casfmeres.
Blankets white Fannel
Homespuns Plaid Homespns Dring Osnburg Bed Ticking
ory Shrting Cotton
Comforts, Shawis, Cloaks Boulevard Skirts.
full supply of white and coored Dress Shirts Undershts
Drawers Bleached Brown Colored Half Hose.
Clothing and Hats
Overcoats Overcoats
For the ladies stock Hosiery Gloves
RufHng, Collars and Cuffs Edgng Ribbons,
The "Pinaoe" "Juna," pride" Corsets
White Goods such Nnsooks Cambcs
Towels, Bleached and Brown
Notions in great variety
Ladies Misses
Mems Youths sand Shoes
Trunks, Valises, Satachels Umbrellas
In Grocery Department everything low
prices. o ~ " ~"
We cordially invite inspection feeling we
please. F.. ELDER g. co