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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-04-23
FANCY GOODS.
FERGUSON & Bro,
Manufacturers Of
HUMAN N.HAIRGOODS

--~~ - -'"~ 1880 ~ ~ ~ - ~
3il PENNA. AVE-. S.F.,
WsehinPton, D. 9.
And daslcrs in HOSIERY, NOTIONS, HOOP
SKIRTS. PICTURE FRAMES, &c. Take
Navy Yard cars. Orders by mail promptly ex.
ecuted.
apl9 ell Penns avenue, g. O.
HOSIERY-Over 100 new pstterns, showing
AA tho largest and best selected stock in the
city.
DRESS SHIHTS-A full assortment; also ihe
new patterns of Collars and Gulf.
KID GLOVES. LhCES. RIBBONS and
SCARFS.
Sptc..l attention paid 10 GENTLEMEN'S s
NECk WEAH. Constantly receiving all the
newest designs offered to first class city trade
GERMANTUWN and SAXJEY WOOL
and ZEPHYR WORSTED.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR for ladies. gents,
miisea, boys and infante large assortment !;
CORSRTS can b3 seon st 50c, 15c, 81. ST. So.
81 80 and 81 per pair several new makes IN
Corsets added to stock; Ladies are invited ID c.
anime same.
BUTTOrS, BTsids. Parss ,ls, Spool Silks,
Towels, Napkins, Dexter kniltirg Cotton, Pins.
Needles, Combs, Belts, Suspenucrs. Thread
Gloves, Sosp, lerfunery snd new select OF OF
Jewelry.
apl7 g. II. ADAMS, % King st.
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LANdUEDoc LACE, ju,t cut. ct
srl3 2W |. EIcURER0's
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IEDEEsNAE,
GEDEEENAL.
DIR. TUFTS
Elk. .X...p:.E1(;;'.Z'ORANT.
N 25 CTS, AND 81 BOTTLES.

II % CAO, hNU SI DVL IuN5'
Its properties ere Deuulcont, Nutlitive, Bal
saInic, Soothing snd Healing. Combining s'l
these qualities. it is the most elective LUNG
BaLSA-M over offered to sufferers from pulm }.
nary Giscascs.
Dr. J. y. HAYWOOD, of New York, volun
tarly in5oIEes il. Hoed Hha. ho says:
New York, Sept. 10, 1877.
Dr. Juu: Dear Sir-During this year treat
ed nino hundred cases Of lucg diseases. In tho
lower wsrts OF ;ae city the cases wero Of q very
severe tyre. 1t wss there my attention wss
csiled 10 TUFTS E=pactoraat, and confess ry
surprise o! rs wonderful power. During prac-
tice Of twenty years hsvo never known med
lcine 10 sct as promptly sud witn such happy
effects. II instantly subGuad the most violen
ills Of coughing ard invarisbly cured the d.
seass in 3 few dsys, l cheerfully endorse it 81
the hes. lung medicine ever used.
i. FRANCIS EhH WOOD, MD.
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TT u r. x : J; q J. UY r. /.

GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS Changed 20 :,
GLOSSY ELAcx by 3 sicgio application Of thl-
DYE ]. i;n;.'.rts 9 Natural Color, ACTS la5tanS
taAcously, nnd is rs HARMLESS as spring wate,.
sold BY Druggists. Or senl by express on receipt
OF 81.
GiEce, BIS Hsnrray 81. New York.
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VI bBl.o KIVERTON LIME,

ts ,..s j4': received fresh supply of this
!re,, ,can can with confidence recommend it
ms, T.-peFIor article in all particulars, and
$ 70, ;Ys w;ST satisfaction in all cases. Try it.
:.y VIII never use any other kind. For
F.. GEO. WASHINGTON,
h. A gent
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SILKS. from s. 4 j. s. BUNTING's LARGE
AUCTION SALE in Philadelphia, are Just opon-d
10 plain colors, far cy and black, at great SAC.
rai6ce, at spl3 2R |, EICBRERa,s
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HUMMER SILKS FRoMAUCrIoN. AT 60 CENTS
yard-a handsome assortment at
sEI3 ~ |. EIChDER0's
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CANDID DiTES,

All advertisements Of political meotiDcs. or
csros OF candidstts for tiic> must b paid f1r in
snvarc9 This role is imperative sud w.lI lot
ba devisted from.
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FOK POTOMAC RIVER.

STE.9.nER JOH.r Es:. TNO.nPsD<y
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
URpA4 7.SO a. M; returning on alternate
days.
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FOR NEW YORR.
STEEsrEKS r. e. K.vYG HT-s.yH ,FOHyv
GlBSG,S-

EVERY MONDAY, at II m. and returning.
leave New York, from pior Al, Rast river EV.
ERY SATURDAY. at 4 o'clock p. 10.
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TOR RENT-The THREE STORY BRICK
a. HOUSE. No. IS north F,irfsz g. les III
the modern improvements. including bathroom,
gas cooking range and parlor heater.
fob 7-tt j. II. CORBETT,
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E'OR CITY SEKGEANT-I havo concluded.
Z for the sake of my party, tc abide by The
accession CT the prilnuy election. ] ask al good
citizens for Their support. 49,
ap22-tpL@ GRO w. ROCK
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AUCTION 2AEFGS.
HT Green 3 Wise,

heSt iktats agents and GuctioAeefe
E'hDsTHE'S ~ LI-Hy VI rue cf deed c!
3 trust frcu, Thorn!on Hyctt, Juhu +. Van
dergrif. and Wil!isr' YandergriGt dated the
22d Gay Of Ausu;:, 1873. duly recorded in Alex-
sndris county, Va, lsnd records, hber b, No.
s, psgo:Ol the subscriber. as trustee. will sell
70! cash 10 the highes! B oder, CD SATURDAY,
the 24'b dsy OF prl. 1880. ct j. o'clock M, in
front Of the k!srzet Building, on Fair 'ay street,
the Thh.CT OF Ian q md the BUILDINGS
thereon conveyed by SAID deed Of trust, si.uat I'D
IN Alexsndria ccuatg, Va, and bounded as fol-.
lows: BEGINNING st (s) 8 stake thence Iunnin g
north to!o VI, Ii chsina; thence south 20 ".
IL IS chains; theme, Eorth GO W. q chains 10
stake tl); thence south 1Go W. 19 chains TO 8
stake (e); thence 5. tCo @. 81 chains TO a stake
%; thence n. 70 Q 30 II chains TO the place o!
beginning, Z 'ntsipiaG lj scres, 2 TO DDS snd y
poles. l.! o. CLAUGHTON.
hhZ6-2M3% Trustee.
E'CH : SALE-IJEder u !gnel and execution
~ ior lsbor in favor ot Gnss Flyers Us FINES
CIegp. will o6er fJr safe 1t OccOqusn bridge
IN Fairfax county, on MONDAY, April 2i.h :
az o'clock m S30 (mora or less) PAVING
STONE BLOUkS, dressed resty lo- use
Terms-cssh.
9pl3-td ! E.SAETIw CO
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NIl 4 NU ii UT I'M q.
On and after SUNDAY, October 9th. the
boats Of the POTOMAC FERRY 90, will run
ss follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
6 90. 80. s 30, 8 80, 10 80 and ii 80 a. M. and
l23O, 81, 2 81; 80, 3d. 5 80 and NO y. M.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
6 30, 80, s 80. 8 80, 10 80 and II 30 a. m, and
II 81, 80. 2 30. 80 4 80, 5 so. and 6 80 D. d.
octt GEO. K. Phillips. Msnsu.r
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FOR SALE esH ssEN'E

EOR LIZA frat class FAMILY GFO.
Il Gerry in LyncLburg, with good will. fix.
lurss. &C., upon cdsv terms. 1t is silusted on
Main street. near Psce's tobacco Warehouse
For Information write to tho
FlRGlNIAN OFFICE,
npl3-1w Iynchhurp Va
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EOR RENT-HOUSE no. 35 Cameron IT.,
T. between Fairfax and Lee. Applyto
mp 8-tf }, H. y. SMOOT.
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. I'D OATS
For sale by

For sale by
W. LAWSON &c JAMESON,
Il,
n, CO Cameron street
.iatsHlhcceAKDEN .ias u sEED-Persons de-,
|. a.tS,rnn nHiaen Ei,,n Seed from ID. M. Ferry &
[SMa, "'oley q 70. can procure them by
r. w. F. CREIGHTON,
6Sn,,.----- IS King street.
i ia, sTS sTSSVNS MINCE MEAT, Fruit Jel.
&..%n.e lo,n pple ard Peach Butter received
H. Il. w. AVERY, 226 King st.
4oU( GRAIN BAGS. made by the
H::', -; sol Ladies Aid and Employ men t
8sIy, THOMAS PERRY, AIT.
'Yty' =. SHOULDERS. received to.
ImarSOl &C. MILBURN.
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TOR RENT OR LEASE-Ihe desirable and
a. roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE 10.
81 Csmerol street, lstoly occupied by E. b.
Lawson & Go. Apply 10
sepl6 Z, NJ, LAWSON
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he Bible in India.

Special contracts vii! be made with yearly sd.
vertisers.
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TENHE HITCHCOCK LAMP is still creating
Il great excitement Call and tx anime it, For
cole only by MCLEAN q UHLER,
feb I8 10 King street
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WINDOW GLASS FOR HOT BEDS-A
Wv supply Of 6xS Glass in stock and for ssle
low bv JANNRY 81 CO.,
feb q Nos 70 and l62 King street.
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TOPELANUs TEA SETS, something new
~ Call and see them at
X. MILLER & cos,
sep1 G5 King street.
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ITO THE VOTERS OF OFALEXANDKIA-I
"a respect 'ully announce myself candidate
for tho office of City Sergeant, and solicit the
support of my fellow citizens.
apl3-lrif w II. SMITH
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RESPECTFULLY announce myself can
u 6idate for Commissioner Of the Revoeua, and
earnestly tolicitthe esupnort Of my fellow citizens.
Subec! to the action CT the C1ns arvstive psrty.
apl2-tt@ GEO. WASHINGTON.
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CH HAEGh OF TIM z,

~ o II / G 4.
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VNJHEAT STRAW, Corn Bran. White and
w Brown Middlings. Ship Stufs, Brown
Stufs, and Bran, for sale by
msr23 CHAS. 8. TAYLOR, Jr.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-09
roUND DE.Ap.TIN IIrTn . Tr'Ii'f5EH.
A Double Murder without Any Apparent
Cause.

- > >'fH '"Ao' ANY apparent
Cause.
From the Laurcnsv!llc Herald.
a rumor had been afloat in this vi
clllltN IN the early part ofthc week to
inc eiiect thnt two negroes had been
fouud dead IN Little River, just below
nc l'aurcns line, in Ncwbcrry county,
out we failed to hear any particulars
concerning tho matter until we rccciv-
ed letter by Wednesday evenings
mail, from reliable gentleman living
near the vicinity whore the said ne
grocS were found, from which letter
we lean the following facts:
On last Saturday cvcp;,,y nm o,1
fishing in Little Riycr. lust bclnw tho
NGW perry lio", near Floyd's bridge
w!ch nc discovered The dcad body oi
man "a the water. Hc immediately
Mc't nome and reported The fact TO his
irlShus. but 1t hcin%|e thcn dark they
did not go to tho river until Sunday
morning, when they proceeded to hook
up the body to find out who it was,
Wiicn horrible to state, tlcy found an
n'iief Dotty IN the Same place both
tie sons of the old man who had first
discovered them. Mr.. l.. &. Lanmston,
the coroner ofNcwbcrry county, was
sent for. WHO summoned a ii,rv and
held an inquest. The oldest Of tl:c
two boys (about 2D had q bullet wound
III the left breast and one in the bacl;
The other brother had only one wound
inflicted Just under the right nipple
and ranging towards tlc heart. Dr,
Patton, who made the post n.0,'fca,,
examination, gave il as his opinion
| that either Of the wounds was ncccss
sari'y fatal In addition TO the bullet
wounds the bodies were weighed
down by a large rock tied lo thcn.
The lurv OF inquest stated that botl,
the deceased came to their death bv
bullet wound, Inflicted by parties Go
them unknown. There could no, he :,
particle Of evidence il seems, BROUGHT
up To point 20 any one as Tie MURDER
cr; there was no evidence TO show ihal
the boys had had 4 difficulty with an,.
one. and no one can conjecture the cause
, OF the tragedy. Nor can there be any
political Significance attached to the
| unfortunate affair, As both The bows arc
said TO have been very inoilrnsivc,
honorable follows. Great Indignation
Is felt by tho people Of The community
where the tragedy occurred, bv boih
white and black. The murdered ne
Siocs were citizens of Laurcns county.
Ii IS hoped the governor will offer IL
suitable rcmar'l for the apprehension
OF the murderer. Such a decd is n
biot upon the civilization Of any com
munltv or section, and we regret the
duty OF having 10 record such luwlc,s-
ness; but truth is truth. and ii must be
told.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-09
: :
U'IrOEESALE-PoYsoSER.

Here is case Of poisoning which.
Tor wholesale characteristics, rcsem-
Dles the exploits Of q Brinvillicrs. 1t
happened in Paris, and the poisoner
was baker. Louis Daudr, aged
thirty two, was employed by a. n.
nuboc, baker living in tho Rue 81.
Denis. Baudc made ihc bread, de-
hVcrcd IL TO customers, rcc1iycI liz
money, and cheated lis EMPLOYER,
j. ms he:arious business he carried on
t"; tErec years, Gntil the bakers wifo
i3und 1t out in February last. On
being taxed with tho theft, Baudc
promised TO reform, but being inlcbt-
cd ior the Stolen money, Nine. Dub0c
kept back portion Of his wages and
all tho money the workman received
IT'S Christmas present from his GUS
toners. This cnlagcd Dandc, who
was determined on his revenge, IIav-
ing become acquainted with u Glass
worker, who used arsenic in his bust
ness, by various prcteXts I5uutlc OBJ
tanned quite quantity of il. First he
tricd the poison on the bakers horse,
and killed him. Another horse was
bought by his master, and the SECOND
animal died. Having thus graduated
in the business. Baudc then entered
into scheme Of poisoning not only
his master and mistress, but al the
people who were customers for Du-
boc's bread. In April Of this year he
managed TO get into the room where
the dough was kept, and poured into
it quantity Of arsenic. The effect of
this poisoning were felt by no less than
200 persons. Fortunately, no ono
died, for the distribution Of thc arsenic
in so many lonvcs Of bread had been
small. Before the court, Bau,lc de-
clarcd that he had obtained arsenic TO
Kill rats with, and that some of il had
fallen out Of his pocket into the
dough. The Court dAssiscs Of The
Seine did not believe him, and BuuIc
was condemned TO death. Tho French
criminal law in ~ cas-" Of t!.is kind
docs moi take into account the fact .hnt
10 one had died, but Furnishes a mani
who in his professional calling has the
exceptional opportunity of commits
ting injury. Additional punishment
is nlctrd out in France to Il scrvaL who
roba his master.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-09

General Garticld's position on the
salary Grab is very nrtly illustrated
by tho following anccdotc. BE il, re-
mrmbcrcd that according TO Rc,,',li-
can authority lac had his back salary in
his pocket three weeks before he found
he was in the wrong. and returned il
to the United States Trcas,,rrr.
TWO young men went 0ut for a
drive and passed by IN orchard. the
trees Of which. han"inr full Of hIcious
lrl'il, tempted them greatly. One Of
ih"nl told thc othcr he iroposcl to
have some Of those fine applies, accord
ln&iy they stopped thc team, and he
crAWlcd thlnu I'll Il hole III tic icrr~,
filled his hat and WAS returning with
his booty, when tlird party appeared
on the Sccnc in the form OF tie horny
listed granger. who owned thc urcnard
with Il knotlcd club in his hanI. nn;l 4
large mouthcd and vicious looking doc,
by his side, which showed his teeth rs
through he just wishc, for a bite on.
OF the flcshy part of the youn" mans
anatomy. The granger demanded:
"h hat ave You going 10 do with them
arplcS?' "l'm going: to drop thcn,'
was the quick response, AMI euitinY
The word with his action. he dartpd
through the hole in the fence and
quickly travelled down the road.
DOUBTLESS Garfield was us nsconscicncc
stricken when he had to l". us was the
youn" man IN The presence Of the
granger.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-09
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

Ii will DC apparent to any one, who Will OK
anime Il SOLID GOLD WATc,. that aside from
the necessary thickness for engraving and
polishing, large proportion OF tho precious
metal used, IS needed only to stiffcn and hold
| the engraved portions In place, and supply the
| ccssary solidlty and strength. The surplus
Goid Is actually needless So far as UTILITY and
beauty are concerned. In JAMES BOSS PAT.
EMF GOLD WATCH CASES, this WASTE OF prc
cious metal Is overcome, and the SAME sOIlpITy
AEp STRENGTH produced at from onn. third tn
ohc-haf OF the ,,sua, cost OF solid cases ,'bIs
process Is OF the most simple nature, as fol-
! lows: plate OF nickel composition metal
specially adapted TO the purpose, has two n]ntcs
, or SOLID GOLD sotdcrcd one on each side, The
ttree are then passed between pollshcd s,cc,
loilcfS, ana the result is strip OF heavy p,ated
composition. from which the cases, backs. CEN
tres, brzZics, Sc. are cut and shaped by snito.
Die dicS and formers. The gold in these cases
Is sufficiently thick to admit Of all kinds ~
CHASING, engraving ana cnai!S!ing: tho en-
GfaYcd cases haze been carried until worn pcr
icctiy smooth by time and use Without remoy-
Ing The gold
THIS Is TiiEONLY CASE MADE WITH TWO
PLATES OF SOLID GOLD, AND WARRANTED
bY SPECIAL CERTIFICATE.
For sale by Connor & Chandler and C.. Mu,,cr
ASK Tor illustrated Catalogue and to scc ,v,.,
'''"'' mch 1i-txly
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-09

"Would you mind Standing here
till 90 in and get a cigar?" he asked.
"'Ot course not" she rcplid: "but
don't You think, Henry. thai smoking
is offensive, and that it will be easier
practIcing economy after marriage il
it is practiccd during our.ship? -
~ ourc right" he said: 81 shan't
smoke any more, sweet" and she
looked unuttcrablc love at him as they
resumed their stroll. just then thcy
came to an ice cream saloon. and he
said: "Th1rc, now, meant TO treat
you 10 cream. but, rs Won say. IL is
best to practice economy during court.
ship. Ten cents for cigar. thirty
cents for two crcams--iOrty cents
saved in a ringlc night. Let's 60 over
to tho fountain and take q drink OF
watcr.' They went; but she was
mad enough to bite her own head of.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-09

Mr.. 5. II. Mason, who was the
Grcenback candidate for Governor of
PENNSYLVANIA in>1S78, and pollcd near
~ 100000 votes, has since. ns pre-
viously announced, joined the Rcpub-
lican party and has takcn the stump
FOR Garfield and Arthur.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-09
1r4NcoCr and. SEu l-oRK.

Ihc!NeW York correspondent Of the
philadelphiu Lcdgcr, .alluding to the
complete reunion of the Democratic
factions in that city, says: "It is now
morally certain that tho Democracy
aiScr this week will cease to have Two
organizations and two heads, and be-
como practically eolid unit. The
change has been wrought with a sud-
ucnncS3 which surprises those who
know nothing of the powerful uudcr-
currents that have been ut work for
some weeks past to bring it about. 1t
is doubtful. however, if tho thing
would have been possible, consider
ing how chronic the quarrel had be-
come, but Tor ilc direct personal in-
tlucncc--i! might almost DO called in-
tcrVcntion-- Gen. Hancock himself.
On This point it may be stated as an
Interesting Eit Of current political his
tory, that less than NfDrtni.ht ago he
Informed tho ;5ta:o Committee (anti-
Iamnany) that the time had come
when something must be done towards
reconciliation, il Tie Stntc vas to be
saved from tic Republicans; that tho
Interests of The party demanded that
personal prtju'iiceS and personal in
tcrests must Yield TO The general good,
and that if there was any man, or
clique, OF faction, not prepared TO
make tho largest sacrifice for union
and harmony, he could not look upon
him or it in any sense as Democratic.
"hc General may thus be said to lave
taken commanl Of the factions himself,
and the event has certainly justified
his wisdom. This information wcs
communicated not only in writing,
but verbally, 70 at least two members
Of tho Committee, and the result is
seen in the Subsequent marvellous
readiness Of that body TO .ctosc with
the overturcs Of John Kelly. Gen.
Hancock, il would appear, spoke in
the imperative mood, and with all the
dircctncss OF Il man who did not i'll
tend TO have bis political interests
further triiicu with"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-09

TntT ms BECOME OF TIE founders
orthe Republican party. who made it
Respectable and powerful? Horace
Greeley ran for President on the
l'cmocratic ticket before he died.
Charles Sumner Tuarrclcd with the
Republican majority before his death.
Curtin, the war governor of pcnisvl-
rania, received the Democratic noni-
1htlon'iur Congress IN 1919 and is HOW
supporting Hancock. Palmer, Of
Illinois; left his party in 1876, and is
now supporting Lyman Trumbull, an
other founder, who is The Democratic
nominee for governor in that State.
baNld Davis is practically Il Demo
@fai, and George Julian is working
for Tfumhull. Chase desired tlr
Democratic nomination :or the prcsi-
drncy, and Charles Francis Adams
long ago denounced '!nycS as II fraud.
That "@Io"ioHs old party" no Longer,
exists. a tIirviSh crow have stolen
rhc ranc and desire TO steal every
thing else.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-09
MGH's'E&'E2.

( HEREBY give notice that I have this
l. day sold cut my entire interest in
the bar nnl billiard saloon t>rown rs "Our
House" to =. l.. LuiupEin and Robert II.
Simpson. VINO W,ll continue :li: business
at IN" old stand. J. would rcsp. .ctlully
n.l; for th"m tho patronage heretofore oy-
tended To ne. JNO. D. MCCARTHY,
August 20, 1880.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-09

MAINE VOTES FOR STATE OFFICERS
on !'c 18th. She will go Republican
bun by reduced majority. In 1876
Hayes beat ridden 10000 votes. Any
majority less illan that is Democratic
glin.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-09

WORDS or WISDOM.-.No man can
ask honestly or hopefully 10 bG &c.
livcrcd FROM temptation unless he has
himself honestly and .ir,nIy determine
CT to do TIC best ho can TO keep out OF
il.
Whoever looks for Il friend withnu!
impcricctions will mover and what he
seeks. We love ourselves with all our
faults, and we ought TO love our
friends in like manner.
The winters frost must rcnI thc
burr Of the mt before the fruit is seen.
SO adversely tcmpcrs the human heart
TO discover lis real worth.
The good things which hclUnm TO
prosperity may be wished; the GOOD
things which belong to adversely are 70
be admired.
Such is the constitution Of thinns
that unWillinTncSs to goodness may
ripcn into eternal voluntary opposition
to il.
A man Of true genius is generally MS
simple aS Il child, and as Unconscious
OF his power as an elephant.
We promise according to ou,. noDcs,
but perform according to our fears.
Good, honest. faithful work. s:cadi-
~ pcrScVcrcd in. seconded by good
hnUitS, never yet went long unrcward-
cd.
Gain the confidence OF your children
IN their Younger wears, and they will
not be afraid to trust YOU later in life.
Happy is he who has learned this
one thinG-to do the plain duty OF the
mon7cnt quickly and chccriully, what
ever ,tMuy be.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-09

DERRY, HOUSTON COTNTY, GA.
NchaNH Known "SWittS Syphlitic Spc:iiic'
tested IN hundreds OF obstIaatc eases O: Syphilis
Mcrcufiai khE H!Hati.:m, Scrufua etc. II made
The most ?rrfta 0,!t 2crinGHcnt ,;,rcS ii ersyy
";f$G. 'o
Uugh l.. nrcrnard, Ell Warren.
&E, ID. EillCn. J. w. Wimhrr,v
'''E! 70. CoI't, j. Gilbert, Drug't,
.. y; N3frHh OF j. ". Mann,
j. w. Lathrop s. Co.. County Treasurer
savannah Ga. VIM d. Pierce Sheriff
EI JacESon, G.. G. Duncan,
Dept Ci'k SuD'r CT. Day Il Gordon
Win. Bru:,SOn,
VIC are acquainted with The gentlemen whose
5l%haiurrS appear to tn" above certificate. They
are ciiiIcnS or SAID county, OF the highest re-
SrcctaOility and character. \. s. CfLE9
Ordinary Houston Co., Ga.
n. ii. CULLER,
Cie1k Superior Court. Houston county. Ga.
am PC lS0nally acquainted with the propric-
tors, ana many OF the gentlemen whose signa-
"rrS aDprnE TO the Foregoing certificates. They
I'c men OF h'Gh character and standing.
A II. COLpUrTT,
THESWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprieiois,
Atlanta. Ga.
Sold by all Druggists in this county,
al! ior a copy OF "Young Mems Fricnd.''
GES =: y mos
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-09

We have th;s Day bought tho bar know,
as Our House, from J. ID. McCarlcy, TO.
G"hcr with tho entire stock of wines,
l,qEorS. tobacco, cigars, billiard table. etc.
The business will hereafter be conducted
10y MS NJ the old stand Undcr the firm
hnhc If +. T.. NnmnEin 4 Co., aud we re-
%pc:itEliy ak tho patronage hcrctn fore so
Ilb"raiy bestowed or Mr.. McCnvloy.
l.. l.. IUMPNIN,
EOBT. II. SIMPSON.
August 20, 1850.
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