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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17
Is VIRGINIA InsOlyent?

Editors Dispatch | was surprised to see
| in your paper OF the 14th OF June, 1880,
that "the county Of Buckingham has voted
subscription Of 100000 to the Richmond
| and Southwestern rairOad-a decisive vic
tory you say for the road; 1926 persons
voted for the subscription and only GO
| against it," III my memory does not fail
| me. think have seen in recent numbers
| OF your paper notices OF similar votes for
| liberal subscriptions TO this and other rail-
roads in Gloucester, Powhatan, Cumber-
| land, and other counties. Can this be true,
| or is il malicious system OF canards got
| ten up by INSCRIPTIONS Funders to bring
reproach on their rivals the ReSdiusters !?
| The whole gist OF the argument OF the Re-
adjusters consists in the Oft-repeated fact
that the people Of Virginia are "dead
broke" and cannot even pay the debts they
now owe, much less encounter new ones.
The delegates from most Of these counties
above named, and Senator Elliott, Of
Buckingham, have solemnly vcuched for the
insolvency and non-taX-payng capacity OF
their people. Parson Massey has endorsed
these certificates of bankruptcy under his
official seal, and all the magnates cf Re-
| adjustment have attested them as genuine.
Such being the fact, and everybody
knowing, as everybody does, that these
gentlemen are incapable Of making false
statements, do not see how you, Messrs.
Editors, can lend your columns 10 the cir
culation Of statements which must be bogus,
and gotten up with fraudulent intent to
iniure and defame the apostles OF readiust-
mentl The counties which are now repre-
scented as solvent, and seeking to incur
large debts, which will necessarily involve
heavy taxation to pay the interest and
sinking fund, have by their representatives
proclaimed their insolvency and inability
to bear the slightest increase Of taxation,
and even to pay the present rate on exist
ing assessments. Nobody questions the
truth of these ayerments. And yet you,
Messrs. Editors, forgetting your obligations
to publish nothing but the truth, are giving
wide circulation to these injurious attacks
on the fair fame OF the counties above
named. Can you believe that the people OF
those counties, after having made official
proclamation OF their insolvency and in
ability to pay what they now owe, would
seek to cheat the public by trying to palm
off the bonds OF insolvent communities on
credulous money-hOIders? 1t would be
downright dishonesty had almost said
rascality-for them TO do so. for one cam
not attribute dishonesty to my cOuntrymen.
They certainly would not borrow money
which they know they cannot pay. | hope
you will be more cautious in future in adj
hitting such injurious and calumnious
statements into your paper. CITIZEN.
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The following is a nice bit Of satire. We
commend it to the attention OF our Read
iuster friends. 1t is indeed passing strange
that counties which have declared their in
ability to assist in paying their present
(State) debt should vote to create new debts
for making the same sort Of works Of inter-
nal Improvement for constructing which
the thirty millions now owing by Virginia
were borrowed:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17

READY-MADE DRESSES and TiSTFps al, 81,
prices; LAWN DRES<E~. CONSISTING ~ o. ~
peces-Skirt, Oyerstirr. and Basque-at :, .''rs
READYMADE GARMENTS FOR Iti,fps
made of good material and excellent w.r.1',o,,
GENTLEMEN's SHIRTS Of our own m,npf,,,,-.
at soc. and 81: '''
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS ~ a.
kinds al low prices -'
Examine orr stock Of MI1TS. GLOVES. sGfys
ana STOCKINGS. as we show he ary..t - +,
bcst-sssOr,ed stock In hi. city:
TRUNKS IN great variety ~ low pri9 %: si,o lar
gains in sATCHELs. BAGS. s.fAWL. a.
TRUNK-sTRAPS: '''
WORK, SCRAP, INFANT'>-. LTNCH-. KNIT.
TING. KEY, and FANCY-Bf~ KFT,.
COLGATE'S SOAPS, EXTRACTS. amt ION rr
WATtRRETAILf % al wIfoLFsALE PRtEN.
GENUINE MEXICAN HAMMOC k--iAe u.ty
good hammock tn u.e;
LINEN LAP-ROBEs ID az qullli.cs, sold a. 70
duced prices;
UMBRELLAS and PARAsOT.S airer, fro.. ,,.,
manufacturer special bargains "a. r,l 4. ,ai,
INDIA-RUBBER BANDS and BRACELETS:
JEWELRY I'm all Of tie newest ~ ,.:
RIBBONS In great variety 20 low price:
CORSE1S Of all kinds. among which VIII b. r,r.f
MADAM MOoDY'S ADD pMGNALauJlbet An.
JUSTABLt NURSING.COR>ET:
SHOULDER-BRACk> Tor Nisses and WAT>Tsf,
ChilCren: -
For FIRsT-CLAsS DRY GOODS ~ the loves,
- prices. cal NJ LEVY RROJIFp,,
Store opened at GIj 4. VI. closed RI : f.. ".
.- 10
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SpECfAL NOTICES.
k5 REMNANTS REMNANTS

REMNANTS OF BLACK and WHITE r,y,.
and GRENADINES at 3, 4. and Sc. 4 y,ra. -
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS Of eysry 49,
ton at very low prices: P-
REMNANTS or MERRfMAC SHIFTING "a,
TCO at exc. perysrd:
JAPANESE SILKS Al 20. 25, 80. and az.
yard, which Is less than oae.haf The eos, VI
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MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CoMMANDEBY,)
No. 2, h. T.,
RICHMOND, VA, June II, 1850. }
GENERAL ORDER No. 2S.-SIR \>/
~ KNIGHTs,-Attend stated assembly ~
Of the COnmandery at the asylum, 1T. Al ~
bans Hall. corner Third and Main streets, + y
THIS (Thursdsyl EVE ling at 7Ho'clock,/
I'm citizens dress, for election of officers. Members
or the Commandery Of 81. Andrew, No. 10, and
ing Sir Knights are courteously invited.
By order of The Eminent Commander.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Captan-Geueral.
Attest: c. T. DASFoRrH, Recorder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17
+ AWNs! LAWNS! Lawns
AFULL ASSORTMENT Al ALL rrt -.

\ FULL AsSURTNENT Al ALL Pli, -
LINEN DRILLS a. ihc very i4w So prizes:
BROWN LIS ~ LAWN a. lO.. pr lfg' .rl
BE:
Beautiful SILK IiANpkENtUiEi~ - iZt..
ASK for the MOVABLE Bl~k fuE~fI %
75c.-can De worl with 0r without Hn'..
Our TNLAUNDRlfD SHIFTS, linen i.>.. l..
cuff, at 6Oc are worth : /:
VICTORIA LAWNS al y -. worth lD .., "a.
l6Ac. worth 25c.:
An extra quality BRITISH HALF-llD~E % 80.
can't be- beat
our GAUZE CNDER~HlRT~ A. 30. art ih. 'f..;
see our new CAMBRlCS amt MADRAS tiNr-
HANS:
PARAsOLS. HOSIERY. aud CLOVES cone
plcie assortment a.
LEWIS HEID = sos.
GIL Broad -frttf.
Orders by mail promptly tied. T. l-rni
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LAwNsi LAWNS LAwys

The largest stock or Lawns IN this ci,r-.u.,
Iected with care and suited 10 Grst.cl,s, ,-.,-
We offer LAWNS at 81, 7, 81. 10. To- -;
15c. per yard;
FINE FRENCH ORGASDlEs, SOLD color, 49,,
figured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17
WHITE Coopgt

All kinds or MUsLrNs, LAWNS, PIQrEs ,,,
BRILLANTES.
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III THE GREATEST BARGAINS.

M THE GREATEST BARGAINS.
THE GREATEST BARGAINS.
THE BEST GOODS-THE LOWEST PEt,r>.
THE BEST GOODS-THE LOWEST PRlD,S.
CLOSING-OCT SALE.
CLOSING-OIT SALF.
NO HUSlBUG-RETlRlNG FROM BTslNr>..
NO HUMBUG-RETIgiNG From BUINl,,.
Call and be convinced ~
HUTzLER BEoIHfr-.
je5 j2j Gn0lI .'.e..
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a USEM ENTS.

d RICHMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION.
The regular weekly sOIree will take place AT
Mozart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING, al 81
o'clock. Admission only by membership or invita-
tion-cards, which must be presented at the door.
Members can obtain invitation cards on application
to c. l.. sIEGEL. 421 Broad street, or c. F. JoHN-
sTON, 91S Main street. my 18Th
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CLOSING-OCT SALE.
CLOSING-OlT SALE.
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CITY TAXES.

DlLL.HEADS, $3.50 to o. per re@A' "
10 ths nIsYATCH PRINTiSe-hoVus'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17

CLOSING EXERCISES OF EDUCATIONAL INsTI-
TUTIONs-REv. DR.. WILLIAM s. PLUMER-
THE CHICAGO YOMINATIONs-A SPLENDID
WHEAT CRoP-T0BACCO IMPROvING-THE
CONSERVATIVE READJUsTERS RESOLVED TO
srppnRT THE CINCINNATI NOMINEES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-06-17
NEW YORK BY SEA

ON BOARD AN OLD-DOMINION STEAMER-DE-
LIGHTFCL RIDE DOWN THE JAMEs-NORFOLK
AND PORTSMOUTH; HOW THEY LOOK TO A
RICHMOND BRIDE-PLACES WORTH SEEING
THE SEA TRIP-wHITE VERSUS COLORED
TEVEDOREs--GLORIEs OF GOTHAM-A RIDE
on THE ELEVATED RAILwAY-PERSONAL
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28
The Population Of South Carolina.

The Supervisor of the 'Ccnsus in the
First district Of South Carolina has fur
nisl,cd al official statement of tho re-
turns from The counties composing his
district, which, together with the
cofrsGctt return from Isichland coun-
ty, will rnakc some tfmnges in the gen
cral result! The following 'tab,c>givcs
tho State Il total population of 08S, ,514,
an incrcasc'of 2s2,90s, or more than
forty per cent since the census of
1870, and gain Of 63,360 since the
.Radicnl State census Of 1875. In tho
five years from 1870 to 1875 the III
creasc III 'roT,flati0n was 2l9,539, or
n6rc than MiTy-onc per cent; and
during the five years from 1875 to
1880 only G3,S69, Or over seq per cent.
According to the census Of 1875, the
average yearly increase of population
tor the fiVc preceding years was 43, ,9o7
by the present census the average year
)y increase since 1870 has been 8s,23e
IYnR since the cclstls of 1875 the aver.
agc annuul'increusc has only boon 12..
8i3.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28

Ir IS WELL FOR TIE DEMOCRACY or
this county to understand, even thus
early in the campaign, that tito Demo-
cfa.ic nominees will by ITO means have
awalk-ovcr onthc End of next Novem-
her. The apparent inactivity of the
Radicals is calculated to deceive a
Afe%t many. 1t is Il '"wn fact; how
ever, that secret meetings are now be-
ing held in various sections of the
county, and that the wore Of organiza-
ton amongst our political enemies is
being rapidly pushed forward. We
Know whcrcofwc speak,. and wo now
warn tho people oftheir danger. Joo
Thompson, Israel Byrd, and their CO.
adi"to,%, are working like beavers to
>~surrcct tho old Radical corpse, and
confront us Will, II solid black pllallnx.
Their policy is to arrange all plans and
schemes in secret, and thus prepare
tlicmScl ves to>mctt rs with compact
organization when VIC least expect it.
All The old tricks arc being rcsortcdto
to revive the dropping courage Of their
ignorant followers, upon whose backs
they are fss'ing oitcc more to get into
Office. The 0nimuS Of these midnight
gatherings, and appeals to race prt ju-
tliccs, is plain and unmistakcable.
Ennity to the white men is at the bot
Tom Of this whole Radical business,
ahd we may as well speak it out.
After four years Of Democratic rule,
in'an cru profound peace amongst all
classes, with many burdens lifted from
the shoulders of the Taxpayers, and
now in sight oEldore prosperous times,
'fadioaisnsis attempting once more
to rear its head in our midst; tho old
Radical hacks would asaii, lord it
oyer the intelligence and respectable
tvof Our county, and erect over this
fair land Of ours Il government Of OBJ
preston and corruption. Forcwarncd
is tDrcarmcd. Political trouble is
pending; tho wolves arc prowling
around in tho dead hours of tho night,
and he'vultnrrs are lowering above
us. scouting the Aess,-pots from atnr.
Democrats of Fairfield, boon your
guard, or tho enemy may catch you
napping..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28
SIGHTS Il iS1KdTOGI.
Tho Fashionable Drcsscs-yXow They Wear
tho Jersey.

Tho Fashionable Drcsscs-y1ow They Wear
tho Jersey.
From tho New York sun.
SARATOGA, August 13.-rhc season
this year is thc best in The history of
Saratoga. All the large hotels have
been coloniIiAg for The past ten DAYS,
and the streets arc tl,romgcd every
evening with every nationAIity. The
United States colonizcd 200 guests five
weeks ago, and. Judge IIiIton's new
Windsor was filled from the overflow.
The dressing this SEASON is moro cx-
tcnslvc than it has been during any
season for the past ten years. The
number Of $lOO dresses that limo the
balcony at six in tho evening amazcs
nc: The iivoritc dress is tic tight
lifting imitation dorsey waist, made
from heavy satin or brocadc. Old
gold is the prcdomilating color. There
arc several real Jersey waists horc,
fashioned after Mrs. Langtry's pattern:
When thoy make 'thcirappcarance they
Invariably create a hubbub.
"There she gocs--thcrc--" heard
several ladies whisper, yesterday, as a
magniliccntly formed woman sa,.,tcr-
cd up the United States 5alcony.
"Who-wlicrc?" z"
Jersey" '
| followed the Jersey woman with
my eye. The waist did fit supcrbly.
Tho Womans figure was as perfect as
tho torso of Milo. Every line was
rounded. Stand tho woman on q DO
dcstal and whitcwhsll her, and She
would pass for the Venus tic Mcdici.
She was u walking Statue. No wrin-
klcs about the arms, but one smooth
surface.
GLOW do they put on this 'Jcrscy'?''
asked q Fifth Avenue lady.
ooh, right over the head. II hasn't
q seam in 1t or q button on it. It's
knitted of silk like a>pair of silk mits,
and is rs elastic as a pair of silk stock
ings. But, oh. don't they bring out
tho arms and shoulders, though !"
"And arc thcre no stays or-or--?''
faltcW H.,
/ "Oh. yes, there arc small tight-1t-
ting corscts under it, but tho Jersey
the arms andncck. Thcrc isn't
q seam in it, nor q button ON lapel in
it." - :" "
The old lavondc} which. has only
been Worn by tho beautiful Jcwcsscs
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28
IMPORTATION AS TO BOssIER LANDS
ROCKY MOUNT, La,

ROCKY MOUNT, la, !
June 81, 1880. {
Hon. Wm. IT. Harris, Commissioners, oi
Agriculture, ETC., New Orleans:
Dco:' Si'-A communication in thc
New Orleans Democrat of the Goth in
sfalt, induces INC Co make the follow
ing: The writer Of the letter docs not
give his name, or would address him
direct. Surprising, however, that Inc
looks tor advice through you, adj
have Of my own, and control for
others, about 1900 acies Of land in this
parish, situated in the eastern part, on
bayou Bodcan. Prior to and during
TIC war there was about 1900 acres in
cultivation Oh the three tracts. The
aVcargc yield Of cotton, with slave
labor, Was 1900 pounds seed cotton
per acre; corn, 10 to Is bushels Dor
acre.
10 give an idea Of thc hcallhrulncss
or he locality there were about 800
souls in tho three places, and for tho
ten years preceding the surrender tlrre
was not exceeding 80 deaths from all
causes. The greater part Of the oycn
land is now without fence, but timber
plenty TO supply it for the next %
years: There is Il great quantity OF
fine timber (pinc) for saving, and tIu
range (wintor and summcr) Tor cattle
rs unsurpassed in Louisiana. Water
ior stock III abundance, and ono or
two good, never failing springs, and
and good water can be had by digging;
wells on almost any part Of tho thrco
tracts. The buildings on tho places
arc very mucllo out Of repair. There
arc two gin houses on the three places
which could be used yet.
Now, my proposition is 10 give
every alternate 10 acres of the above
land TO actual settlers. and sell the re-
maindcr:at 81 per acre Oh time, with
usual interest.
Any one wishing to settle on the
above lands, who cannot supply them
selves for the first year, can gct assist
ance by showing their willingness TO
work faithfully. There arc other tracts
adjoining which could be had on SINH
lar terms.
Your correspondent from Kansas
could settle his hundred families here
in Bossicr parish. We arc exceeding
~ anxious tohaye our parish settled
Dy thrifty farmers, let them como from,
where they may, and they will find n
hearty welcome. Twill state further.
that steam, saw and Srist mill would
90 good business in the above de-
scribctl locality.
Hoping this communication may be
the means Of starting tide Of inmi-
grafton to our parish, and That yollr
efforts MS commissioners, Of agriculture
VIII prove beneficial to our State, | am
SIT, very respectfully, etc.
W. j. HUGHES.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28

tk YOU for tic liberal patronage during past
t Or tno people &" large to merit continuance Of tho
pleasure stntng that moro
"ile @ finer stock Of gods tin have heretofore
prices "lich VIII deserve t!oatcntun Of the public.
Ny motto poiocss alt whether visitor or pums
cl L will express OF orders ~ = f
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28
OVER ONE-IIAJF

OF the m"lc portion OF Tie American pcoDlo d5
SthiS ot age SaHcr more Or less VITA diseases OF
lno kiHhcyS ard bladder. Thcru arc various
cnuSn3 Ior ibis, hut over work Is the chief cause
N3thihg IN the whole Matcrla Mctlica is so we'll
tone TO these oit:ti.S MS nnkiu', (,nn,nounI
Extract OF Bnchu anh Juniper. a tow docs
i mkcn 0cca3io 1aliy viii Grc"tiy DcnciiL ali
thuSc who are afflicted with any tseast. of thr
kidney or bladder. ~ ~
;, Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamnr.
SiSiS In this county ~ " "@
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28

McsSrs Lamar Rankin & Lamar; Gentlemen:
q member of my family whom j feared had
Crllsunp'lon has been entirely cured Dv tho
use OF Brewers i'nns Rcstorrr. Ills ccn;iiiion
was very alarininS TO all or lis. ard we did
cvcIS thing we could think OF TO renciiL him
Without success, uni II got him bottle OF YOUR
lung hGSlorcr. lie began to Improve after tho
.h|Se dose aitt before he had taken two bOi tlpS
was HnslTciJ cured, where feared! no cure was
pWSlnlc, and mnst cheer ulli recommend IL 10
"ll VINO nave any affections OF li,, lungs M
VIZ coughing and splitting; all Tho tine, so IN
EG.5,sh,lf mat ~ prevented his; sleeping ar
rcEa l:lI In the least. Had but Iit ir omi"r,!c
n;iuS!ncc nc b:san the 'lsc OF !:rcwcr's Lun,s
@ @mSHt"fet t;S Slel,t well and hjSaprrtueis is very
HuEh ,Httcf. have hGvrr seen nn,thtn,r =. -
so nrulnpliy am. effect cure In 50 torl a iinr
MfiSnlilc you great success and h;pin!c the
qnoVe !nly influence many 10 try UirWcr,S
Lung hcSlcrcr where they uccd medicine 10
strengthen anG restore tho I.unyS 10 q healthy
Sohul'i"h. am very rrSneciiry
y Washington Az. near Wesicynm Tr,ino,c
College. i'i'i'
Sold By tho Druggist Of this county
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28

for tho past ton years, is now tho favor-
jite color. IL includes lavender ribbons.
ilayentlertlowsrs, lavender stockings.
/. and lavender gloves.
8 8One,toilet Of Irish green has been
se.!, at the States this summer. Tbh
ladiess say that the old Irish green
which has been worn by tho servant
girls for The last ten,years is to come
next. The tawdy rcd and tie failed
out yellow and blie--srch colors as wo
nIo ~ Old Mosque rugs-arc tho. next
Shades. They arc, called tho art colors.
Jhey go witIItho Jersey waist.
Ihorc'is no walking by the ladies in
Saratoga this scason. Thc prescnthigh
heels have ruined the apincs Of uino out
OF ten fashionable ladies, and thew arc
not able to walk. So tho Drjnrinlc
amtiscmcnt is to sit around, gossip,
aftd- watch the children.
The abScncc Of tho Ynndcrbiltsis no
ticcablc in Saratoga this summer. none
or tho family being here cxccpt tho
widow Of the iatc Commodore. Vhc
VaildcrbiltsA.W Wln. II. and Cornelius
arc in Europe. On Wm. II. dcyolycs
all the care Of the New York Central.
FOR this reason the Young five million
aire does not go to Saratoga or. New
port, but works six hours day in the
42d street Office.
The improvements in Saratoga arc
the new Windsor Hotel, n beautiful
building III the Queen Annc stv|c OF
archltccturc and tho 25O-acrc park be-
ing laid off by Judge I(iltoE on Broad
way. IN the centre Of this park is u
beautiful cottage, occupied by Mrs. A :.
4. Stewart and tho Hiltons. Mrs.
Stewart looks about ten years younger
than she did five years ago.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28

Sfk> NDAIs AdSNSt SSi - S1S1
- - --.--rr --1.S---- - :
u. R.E.tNS N.iryE, EDIrou.
"N". ). Ht'fNOLf,S. ASSOCIATE EDlr5N;
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THE D33MOcHA71G TfcVET.
rPrcsident.
WiNFiELD SCUrr HANCOCK.
For r>vice-PrcsIdcpt.' zss5e's.'ss: -
W'ILLI.M III. ENGLISH.
For Governor.
JOHNSON HAGOoD.
For Li"utcnant- Governor.
j. ID. KENNEDY.
For Co'nptrolIor-Gcno
j. G. Corr:
1sor' 3tcrct,iry or State.
Il. NJ. SIMS. ...
For Attornoy-GcnornE:.
Leroy f. YouMAxs.
For Superintendent of fidtcattGn.
IlUGH S. THOMPSON. q.
For AlJutant' and InspecfotEteneral.
ARTHUR NJ :1sfANiGAULr.
FN6r State Treasurer.
J0llS PErEl, RICHARDSON.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28
E-fNDS IN LOUISIANA.

McSsrS. Editors: j enclose Won q
letter concerning lands in Dossicr
parish, Louisiana, and will state for
the information Of my friends. in Fair
Held that lived for eight years in the
locality spoken Of III the letter, and
that both myself and family enjoyed
good health, although new comcrs TO
the country. Captain Hughes asscr-
ton as to health, water range and pro-
ductlvcness, know to be true, and
20" arc required to buy any land
to obtain forty acres, as some suppose.
Captain Hughes is well able to do
what he proposes and will do it. Give
him call. Yours respectfully,
r. II. CURRY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28
Special NOTICES.

THE LITTLE MErICINf CIlEsT-2AIay Apu!e
Liycr Pills are tho most ypliabje in tIs' wdrlT
ana entirely vegetable. Price is cents for lnrye
boxes. Sold By all Druggists in tins county
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28

be recognized. No scientist can te,l
with precision what jet throws lis
beams upon this stand. but tic com. M
bltfed effects Of all the jets flood the
whole house with light. SO tho CON:
Dined influence ofall good tcucl,ers
mMst have its glorious reward. ~
Two incidents will close the lecture.
n German artist was once observed
standing disconsolutcly, regarding his
g! t st work. 81 have reached nv linn
it," said he. '"rhis fultils nv idea Of
beauty. L can SEQ no improvements
that cnn DC made In il. AS long ns I
had al idea / was progressing. now T
cnil go no itlrthcr.".s 80 tho sc]f" snf.
ncient 'sS teacler," who takes no advice
anu docs not attend Institutes, las
rcaclicu his limit. Hc is Il failure.
Again, tho sculptor Ward was ask
ca IVY iicll is your best workr' tshfv
pest work 7" asked he. eyes ;" "Niv
best work is ney ncrtW So lot every
teacher ask himself or lcrsclfthc uues-
tion: "Have reached. my limit ?'' on.
snail nc not rather say: my school
next year, will be my best" ID.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28
THE newsstand, HERALD.

NINNsBOROj>s!C. @
StT; 'KDAr. August a$:.' -: 1880
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28

~ QnAN1NEYILLE, Ca. Aug 26 1879.
rs: y. q. NQFFErr--Dsar n Sri crnnot re-.
ran f: iohgcr lrola rendering toyDu my gratcrul
nave given 10 tho baby world in your, '.Tccihi-
na:" FOR several months past have been Civ
the most happy results. ''''>' "''''
OHfu ;t;,, mUc ores az. drolfng and dviny ,rhic
or o. ~ t'TG , "I'nA ~ t ami chcc'"' rGcCnmcnd
IL 10 ull with whom come In contact
.... ...... .s. IolrS YCry tlnly
A. u. STROUD.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28

IF Your baby is sick, suffering and
crying. with pain of cutting teeth.
sootlic it with DR.. BULBS Baby Svrup.
which docs not contain opium or any
thing Injurious. Price IS cents per
BOTTLE! ...
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-28

ANTIOCH, TRouT Co., CA, July i, 1ST?
am one ol the unf0rtllMaIr S;tiI;.rr.|, IRON,
Gravel or disease of the kidneys ana tlnI more
ndSpCcdicr relief from RunkinS SuCEu and
juniper than anything have over tried. "a
tHcMl IL SO highly were there bat one bottle IL,
NE world would Willingly give 3Iun, or any
mnlGnnl ior II. recommend IL above hll OF her
ai"iii"F preparations. E.T NINN