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MANNHEsrER.

Read Burr & Manley's new adver.
tisemsut.
Albert pettlb3nc OF Hannibal, Mo-,
IL Ii town visiting at the old homestead.
There was another severe storm ac-
eompanied by bail, last Friday, but little
dsmsgo was done IN this vicinity.
"A mail Is now made mp at 2 =. N,
for al points east, sou,h aud west, max
Ing three daily nails to all important
points.
Tho Republican caucus To elect &
delegates 10 the county Convention will
be held a, Factory Point, Friday evening
att ~ O'Clock.
Mary 5. MCtdit Of Factory Point has
Esappiy 81 ~l. Aad Other crochet " ork
for sale ant 50 wuI be glad TO receive
order. Tor sll work Of that kind,
The Baaulnsio lon & Ruusui II, u.
ohsS 10 carry passengers from thi' station
TO Roland sH1 return, TO visit The great
London Circus, July -, for 81 20, from
EsstDlrsct for st,Q5. Excursion train
lvavss Manchester At s:i5 a NJ, aud Rut.
land On Toe return thp 81 5 p. N
AT = meeting Of The Democrats Of
tAis town beld Al rhAyers Ilolss July 10
delegates TO the Democratic slAte eouven-
ton to held al Burlington. Jaly 22nd,
and the district corycution to be held al
Rutland, Jalg gal, we're elected as fol.
lows G. r. OWE, J. II, B5aes,eel, aud
{. X. Young
Niles Helen j. r~taxlan, for hve or
six years pfeoeplress At Barr 4 Barton
Seminary, Manchester, and several years
asst. Ia high schools a, Springfield sad
Alddlebery. viii be one Of the teachers
At Leland 4 Gray Seminary the coming
year, Mi@ Alice Brown = era iuats OF
Aasie Hall School Of Execution Boston
will be The teacher Of eioea,ion.
THE following letters remain uueiaim.
Ell 81 the pq4l oGos Ia Manchester. @.
L. Anes, q. H. Batbank, Beujsmiu p.
Clark, Or. Cauls, Me. Emma Fsrr,
David l.. Haskell, Rev G. r. Lsavitt,
Mrs Geo. VI. Laue, Mrs' Dattin Ken
dali. Mr. Wm Newell, Mas Aanis
Pierce, steph Piper, Misc Mamie L.
Simpson, T. Wheeler. Allie YSrng
Mr., LsmFson has been At work 90
NJ Orvis read from The notch 10 The top
OF NJ. Eqalaor sud has il 10 better con-
dillon than ever before. II a abort piece
81 read coaA be bull, The other side 81
ibs ncteh avoiding The slecpssi bin tie
drive orsr The mountain aud roand
through sAudgals ADD Ariingtoa would
bs obe Of The aassi drives in this part Of
lie county. We hope TO see ibis i'm.
ptovenent aoconp lshsd before many
Ysxrs.
fAcroHr POINT.
-An 4 q Clark Ina ~dsaghtsr bsvs
goas . Ciaaia tor atsis lime.
-rbs Rev. A. u. swGla wla preach Al
tAs Baptist eAareh sgaln nexi sunday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22
Maine News.

Hop Bitters, which are advertised in
our columns, are a sure cur for ague,
b%iliousness and kidney complaints.
Those who use them say they cannot
be too highly recommended. Those
afflicted should give them a fair trial.
aud will become thereby enthusiastic in
the praise of their curative qualities
Portland Id.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
gaulnoH Heass.
d II oBFIs, Proprietor.

q n Lock uocd ans wife, child and maid, Troy
VI G etokss and wlis, chhd and maid, u.
Miss Edith Waskan. Mes York
Yrs hardsls, Arangtos.
Aisa lGnGsid.
fhas q Bitch. Ntw Yotk.
4 QaiBuV aRd wife. "
Miss QHlncy.
NJ aBa Mrs j HaAdrlcks aud nGld, Mes York
j y Ward Gna Hife, SesAFt.
NJ and hfs J n Rldlsy kHd child, Brooklyn.
Johh Ridley. Brookiyn
Mr. 4 NJ Craze and child, New York
dfs v J CAAmbsrlaIn, NeH York.
" u Bach. IT.. Troy.
D. v l. NiRoeht, "
4 hesef sol Sl'e, Troy.
Afs y CDsua,
NJ and Sire A 5 Keunsy, Yorm nt
Nf ard Mrs. ntmiag Jaryes, Detroit,
4 fAfnaEto8, New York.
Hamlil Chicago.
2 2 Hsh, Moth Bennington
q H0ughtef,
. " 0rEsk. Boston,
Miss J i routh sick. Troy.
Geo J Brooke. ErAtIthGrU.
Mas Mary r Catot, nrAtAtloro.
Pr Cossitt, Jr, View York.
q W Randall. Troy.
Geo ? Wiikiusos, EcQkBk.
EL Brown, hhushAu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22

-Nr Bousssel = ia rssa&sses "a
ls pguautae uu~uvsnaouN Bafargon.
Mis- saas BarEess : sBsn5iaE :
tw wetsa taeas if.ssas Is Tfsy asa
Fs4aar
-Ns J. a. Whlgpls ssd azl.y have
rs,srasA ifou Assr luo weeks rist g
Fslr fIsrtn
-Mu Csfiss ThsFsr sna ss q Troy,
NY ~ tpsnshnE he sanurf q
Thayus hafL
-Janls. ,ht sevss year Cd 8sagblsr al
NJ. ssa Mr. S. r ThEysf gave = birth
Gay party 70 her easg frisada u tsi' VII
AID Dorsel AT Saturday.
-EnsfsoS Eatabrook LA spEtEsd
wiu oas e. re New Yoft psPtrs 70
tfsrtj asa s6vtniss for them "a = week.
~ salary sIpsasss raid. Mrs. Eslabrook
ull make ths lee cream asd be sAi hifed
a MAJ 70 freeze Il % that orders gill b
prsmpay ailsd ADD The other basissss Z g
90 " afaaA
TIE repairs which have been made
upgu TIE residsaes of. W. Harris dur.
Iag tbs pfsssst season are completed and
g has been trtstei 20 coat o. paint
maklaRA now enc Of lie bsst looking
housss IN The village.
Report q school District No, .,
Higher Department James II. B0ucsteai
taschsr. scholars neither sbssst or tArdy
Charles T., Bonsstecl. Phslps A. WymAu
Charles T.. Harris, Mary y Adams, Jen-
nie VI. Reed, JaIiA Tutte, Maud + Cock
Scholars not lArdy, Mary a. Bentley,
EnmA r. Beach, Della q. Saith. Mary
y. Adams, IDA X Howe, Jennie N. Reed
Katie j. Fullerton. Martha Z. ssp:hoa,
Maggie A. CArigap, Emma n Bentley,
Mary VI. BAsset, julia j. Tattle, Dora
!. DsBcb, Mamie =, RstAbrook, Mary NJ.
Smith, Flora A. Boyle, LIME b. Wilson
jennie NJ Rowe, Flora NJ, Marsh, Chas.
r. Bonesteel, Frank. II. Edabrook
James 7. Bentley, Jessie d Nichols,
Willie II. Sessions, Eugene o. Brady,
James NJ. Wilson, Willie T. Lugene, Al.
bert II. Goselin, Christopher Roberts,
Phelps A. Wyman, Charles L. Harris Al
fred e. Bowman, willie ii. Roberts,
John X. Carney, Ross j., Roberts; Sehol-
Ars not absent Kirk X. Howard, Alfred
3. Briggs, Charles Il. Harris, Mary Y.
Adams, Jennie N. Reed. Julia ]. Tuttle
No, Of scholars ~, No, OF tsrdies 8: Let
class 10 spelling, scholars not missing
words Mary A. Beotley, Flora A. Boyle,
James r. Bentley /, Lizzie Is, Wilson, !,
Delis e. Smith, /, Charles L. Bouesteel,2 2.
Primary department, Cornelia A. Derby ,
teacher. Not absent, Harry Adams,
Herbert Boyle, Winnie Bowman, Alberta
and Vincent Madison, Elmer aud Charles
Whitman, John Walt, Frank Wethsrbee,
Mary Conner, Bertha Eddy, Fannie Har-
RE, JuniA and ErHest Lugoue aud Clark
smith. Absent Que bali day, Guy Sykes
Joseph Wetherbee, Joseph and Minnie
Gos,elin, Lula Walker, one day, Blanche
hin, Corinue Maynard, Carl Smith. Not
tsrdy, Herbert Boyle, Bonnie Estsbrook,
John Wait, Joseph aud Frank Wetherbe
Elmer and Charles whitman, Joseph aud
Minnie Gosselin, James aud Katie Co fey,
Earnest aud Corinue Maynard, Mo'es aud
Mary Dupuis, Ernest aud Julia Lugene,
Carl aud Clark Smith, John and Frances
scoutou, Lucy Anderson, Matte Bently,
Mary Conner, Joanna and Katie Driscoll
Berths Eddy, Fannie Harris. Emma and
Florence La Polnte, Bertha Morse, Lula
Walker aud Stella Pease. Emma La
Poiu,e did not miss any words in speel-
Ing ~clAss
u.gprypuHEa nuunr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22
Shrewdness and AbIhty.

Hop Bitters 80 freely advertised in
all the papers, secular aud religious,
are having a large sale. and are sup.
planting all other medicines. There is
no denying the virtues OF Che Hop plant
and the proprietors of these Bitters
have shown great shrewdness and slility
IN compromising a Bitters. whose vir.
tues are so palpable to every ones OBJ.
s~ervation - rchanqe,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22
U LONDONDERRY.

Two young bloods recently went TO
Yearly's livery stable and not finding the
proprietor hilehed ~ one Of his horses
and drove cut three miIes, Yearly re.
turniug soon aiteI went for his tesm and
left tie young men TO ''boof' il home.
They cay it was resI mean Of him.
"A rousing Dag raising and ratidca.
ton meeting will take pace IL the Al.
drIeh grove, At tits place, August Alb.
KK-Gov. J. Gregory smith and other dis.
linguished speakers will be present. A
section Of Falier's battery, Of BrAttle.
boro, will salute the old hsg ND three or
four brass bsuds will be on the ground
AedHand women. Republicans aud Demo.
Gratis are invited TO be present.
-. NJ. Wright, the popular and gen'
tlemanly clerk At II. p. ChGss's store lef
last Friday for %FalrmouH,, Nsb., where
be will doubtless fad = permanent home.
II was with much regret that our ell Eens
parted with Mr.. Wright, a public mani
tsstation Of whiSs WAS given on Thursday
~eyenlng when over oue hundred ladies'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22
PERU.

The large tract Of country on the
notch road, which has been chopped over
by Asltby's %colliers, is completely covered
with raspberry bushes, and the fruit will
be 10 prime condition next week. Thous.
ands Of bushels can be gathered and they
are free 10 all.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22

How to invest a dollar and make
FIVE: Buy a bottle of Kendall's SPAWN
Unre.l
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22
PAwL.ET.

-Heury Allen lost a fine COW by the
falling ofa tree, also one hog by being
drowned.
"A wedding takes place in our yicin-
ity this week, further particulars given
in next weeks issue.
Quite anumber from this town intend
t~osvisit the big circus and menegerie at
Rutland the 2Sth inst.
will Agsn aud Len Bushee are dis
posing Of q large amount OF backing
mauufa ctured by them.
Charles Croft, who has oeeu iu New
York for some time ia at present stop
ping at this place among relatives.
Henry Lathe had seventy.fye dollars
worth Of onions destroyed by haiistones
that were the size of walnu!s and larger.
"A young lady while sitting near a
window in Asa A Monroe's residence
was bit on the head by a limb from a tree
as II passed through the window.
The South Londonderry correspon-
dent Of the JOURNAL, will please accept
thanks from friends for information re-
ceived aud coarlesies extended.
About the village, quite a number Of
window lights were broken. Pear and all
kinds Of fruit trees were demolished
Also bushels Of fruit blown from the
limbs.
II Is reported tha. Mr.. Brownell OF
The slate and Tagging stone Company
offers to give aid to the Brattleboro and
whitehall railroad to The amount OF
sevrsl thousand dollars.
One Of the most violent thundcr storms
ever known, accompanied with wind and
hAiIstones passed this village last Friday
afternoon, LISTING one hour aud twenty
minutes, and destroying thousands Of
dollars worth OF property.
Rev L. l., Walker had just returned
from Middlebury last Thursday when be
found a telegram announcing the death
Of 4 sister who resided 10 the western
part ofiNew York, TO which place be
jourpeyed Friday morning last
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22
LIME FOR SALE.
A NEW KILN JUST BURNED.
Price sI.OO per Barrel

At the kiln, o. q. Is dshvsFd On The ears It a.
chester Dtpot Alec kept On sala at Hear
6fsen's sore opposite The posi- onus.
WILLIAM BULELYY.
Manchester, Depot, gsas ga 1850, IA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22
local Intelligence.

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Narfh snA Essta mEE
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81
Gate fgf psra. Lsa3gForei Hshdvlls, gamh5eA
AS-s by stage. Close a. fGesorg rgiut losiof'
See ASA X raetlAys, Thursdays aud Bat
sfdsys,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22

The friends Of temperance will find
Malt Bitters invIgorating and strengthen
ing
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22

I. O. Of O. Z.

Lodge meets every Friday Evening Of 7sSs
IT Odd RolloSs Hall, Lugsns Block. Factory
PniAt.
ON. HOWE, N. @.
J. Y. MdNAU0HTOE, Beet,
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I. D. Of q, r,

1. o. Of q. +.
Regular meetings on Saturday Rvsnisgs Of
each week, at Adams Hall.
W, A. ADAMS, ". G. T. 81
CARRIE H~0LLIsTRR. Sect.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1880-07-22
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

Mrs. A. j, Lincoln Is quite III.
David Buckley BArnumviIle, is put.
ting up a barn 24x26 feet.
"A. b. Counor has bought e building
lot or North street Of III. Ii. Holley with
the intention Of erecting a dwelling house
thereon.
The reason why that party Of young
men from your village didn't have better
luck fishing last week was because some
rascal had moved "Bouru" pond.
Surveyor James Lamson says the last
heavy rain damaged ROCKVILLE road one
hundred aud thy dollars. lie 10 now en-.
gagged Ia lie thorough repair.
Mr.. Fayette Fsrnum, who has been
IN poor health tor several months past, is
again able TO work at his old trade of
paper hanger and house painter.
Niles Gone, alias General Miles, is
employed As assistant station SCENT at
NJ auchester Depot. Now ii Mr.. Cone
will tlose up his matrimonial plans and
make his home among us VI will be
pleased.
Mics Libbie Walker. school IN Dis
triet No. u joined with Miss Beuedict's,
No. 10, last Friday, il BATHS grove for =
picnic. The oceAsion was enj eyed very
much BY the little folks. There will DO a
vacation Of two weeks 10 District No. IL.
Stephen Hosley, Jr., drew, one day
las, week, with Que Of Pettiboue Bros.
teams which weigh onlg 1910 lbs, over
two Thousand feet Of green spruce lumber
from their mill to the depot without ALI
Jog II much Of a load either. Your Paw
let correspondent please take notice.
DORSET,
Hon. A. II. FArrar OF VAlatIe, N. Y.
will address the people On the political
situation Of the day on Thursday July
.9gh at 7 O'Clock, p. N.
Noah Llndou has been quite feeble,
aud confined 10 biz bed for some time
dis son c. W. Landon, of Rutland and
hls daughter Mrs Fanny Nichols, OF
Brooklyn, hare been 10 town, stopping
with their aged father.
-QaItsA number OF out OF town people
are visiting Ia town al the present time,
among them II. n. Williams and wife
aud d w. Sheldon and wife OF BenBlng.
ton, II. j. Humphrey, aud vile Of Poull.
ney VI and otbefs whose names We have
not learned,
Geo G. uuderhin o. Rutlaud, form
erly Of thls iowa, was recently elected 8
delegate from that place TO = Democratic
convention. In : letter 10 The Rutland
Herald be declines The honor aud gives
some very strong reasons why be sbAll
this time vote for Garfield aud Arthur.
lie voted TOT TIlden four ysAra sgo.
EAsr poEsET.
Edward MeDanlels l. seriously III
With typhoid lever.
-Farmer have their hsying well along
aad a fair crop IA reported.
-Holls,ss, Tyrei 4 Co, contemplate
tbe erection Of buildiHg 1910 feet for
The enlargement Of their business.
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Correct YOUR habits OF crooked walking
by using Lyons Patent Metallic Heel
Stiffeners. II
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fANANAt FRAaAE
Mr. 4 Il Clara o lssghtsr hsvs
goas % CtaGia for attls lime.
The Rev. A. u swaia Vii prs1eh Al
tAs Baptist ebarch sgaln neKi suaday.
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Read Burr & Manley's new adver.
tiscmeBt.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-17

Why let your baby suffer and Der
maps dic, when bottle Of DR.. Bnlrs
BABY syrup would at once relieve It.
ana effect a cure. Price 25 cents n
bottle.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-17
THE DEMOCRATS OF ILLINOIS HAVE

TIE DEMOCRATS OF ILLINOIS HAVE
opened tho campaign with a boom.
Their convention contained six hun
ltctt and forty-scven delegates. AS
soon rs tho convention was declared
ready for business, every delegate
apramg to his feet shouting for Lyman
Trumbull for governor. The scene
was one Of widest excitement. Judge
Trumbull cndeavorcd to aliay the
confusion by nominating General j..
II. Parsons. The delegates heard him
through respectfully, but as soon as
lie sat down removed their shouts for
Trulnbull. General Parsons rose and
said that Trumbull was the man to
lead the Democrats to victory, and
amid tremendous cheering the nomi-
nation was made by acclamation.
Parsons was chosen for lieutenant
governor by acclamation also, and All
exceptionally strong ticket was COM
plcted. Trumbull was one Of the Re-
publican Senators who joined the
Greeley movement and was thercupon
shelvcd by his party. He has since
acted with the Democrats. It's thought
that owing to the squabblcs in the Re-
publican party Of the State and in
Chicago, the Democrats may be
able to throw Illinois in tho doubtful
colulnn-lr ,vitlcd the Cincinnati nomi-
nations bc wise.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-17
ARonSfx.a s,11,Ir4l1R sYiTuT,lEs.. 81.
Some Account; of tho Co,n,nonpement Ex-
oroises-, The Graduating Msss: I:

Some Account; OF tho Com n,aonS nSement Isx.
j crcises-!The Graduating S1sss: I:
trRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENCE. !
CHARLoTTE, N. C.,,sJQne 12.--The
commencement exercises Of the Caro-
lima Military Institute began OH Sun.
day, June 9th, with tho excellent SER
mon Of the Rev. DR.. Harding on the
text, els the young man, Absolom,
safe2"
The annual examination of the class
cs having been concluded, the COM
mcnccmcnt exercises came off Friday
evening. The chapel Of the Institute
was filled with an appcciativc audience.
After prayer by the Rev. j. X. Mason,
Cadet ID. W. Ebaugh, Of Charleston,
S. c., delivered tho salutatory address
es. Then followed, according to the
programme, the orations Of tho second
class and Of the graduating class. The
Superintendent conferred certificates
ofgraduation Of upon Cadets d. w.
Ebaugl, 5. c., and j. L. McLaurin,
S. G.
After the annual address before the
corps of cadets, by Maj. G.. Dowd,
Cadet McLaurin delivered the usual
valcdictory addresses. The bcnedic-
tion ofthc clergyman ended the scene.
This occnsion closed the seventh au-
nnal scssi' this Institute, founded
by Col. j mas, October 1, 1878
and maint him as an individu-
al enterprise. as success is due to
South Car0lina-more than nine-icnths
Of the cadets from abroad having been
from South Carolina.
The Institute has seventeen names
on the roll Of its graduates. 1t has
educated to Il greater or less 'cXtcnt
about three hundred aud twenty-five of
the youth of North Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia and Florida. 1t has
maintained its standard and more than
realized the expectations Of its founder
and irs friends. S. c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-17
a Book of Poems.
To-day I found in a drawer,

To-day found in a drawer,
Where | had not looked for years,
n volume of little poems;
And my eyes grew blind with tears
AS turned the yellow pages
And found some daisies dead.
That marked the last sweet poem
My darling ever read.
How well can remember,
That afternoon in May,
We saw the white sailed vessels
Go sailing down the bay;
And our ships went sailing outward
AS far rs ships could be
Bound for the tar-oir island
In loves enchanted sea.
She read me this quaint, sweet poem,
Her little hand in mine,
l can hear the sobbing ocean
And sec the tluc waves shine
And like some dream Of sorrow,
The years have passed away,
And | ain by her side again,
This afternoon in May.
l look in her eyes and listen
10 her voice 50 sofC and sweet,
AS her lips this strange, sweet fancy
or Tic poets brain repeat,
AID think that love is II poem,
So old and yet so new
The sweetest of all poems
TO those who make il true.
All! but the poem is ended!
The beautiful dream is done!
The iArcst flowers arc the fi'ailcst
or all flowers under the sun.
My book OF life has its poems,
And the sweetest poem there
Is the memory of my darling
Safe where tho angels are.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-17
april 1
GREAT DEPRECIATIOu

HG latest bring the dnos Of donrooo
with a." the ei mes esg G es e of And
tons Ihs is rare opportunity to parties wishing buy goods for cash.
70 pieces Calico at 81 cents, reduced from - A
lO0 pieces Calico at cents, rom9
bOO pieces Calico at 81 cents reduced from CENTS
lOO Printed
~ pieces Pique at cents, reduced from1O cents. 1890
- pieces P1que at l6 cents, reduced from2 cents
90 pieces Cottonades at Is
below their present " ~ ''A'o oon''~iaf
bo pieces checked Homospuns Prices
Bales Domestic Shings cheaper
10 pieces New York Mills ! Shirtngs at cents ~ ~
30O dozen Fans at 3 cents and
rev Handsome Canopy Parasols to beS Sold at Cost
an esant assortment of Dress Goods in Designs
boxes Spring Flowers at Half ther Actual Value o'
10 close out, Five dozen Iadic Untri,omod TIfs
. Another Lot Glass Ware Just Received
AS space does few Of to onv da,
n" wcn navo to offer to the trade This opport
present themselves fftoo
~ oy giving my stock an inspection before buying elsewhere
D. T.. NnrNMMAUGEI.
27 Leader OF Low Prices.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-17

According to the Snake Poison
commission Of Calcutta, in 1875 IT,
600 snakes and in 1876 1881 snakes
, Sefc Killed in India But the snake
Killers ala not have 1t all their own
way; 1or III 1875 the snakes and other
WIG animals killed 1000 mon and
$4,000 IN 1876. This, however, is not
full list, and our readers
G add as many to the number as thev
thlGi justice 10 the snakes requires.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-17

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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

McSsrs. E1UorS: The friends Of WILL
iAM AIKEN, ESD, respectfully announce
him candidate for County Comm g.
sioner at the ensuing election, subject to
the result of tho Democratic primaries.
NORTH w EsTERN FAIkFIEID.
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The results Of q formal trial of the
newly discovered process for render
ing all fabrics water rcpclant are re-
ported to be most satisfactory. The
inventor, Mr.. Daniel Nj. Lamb, q Ca
madam, has succeeded in discovering
what is now termed "Ncptunitc,' Il
substance held in solution for the
purpose Of treating silks, woolcns,
cottons, feathers, paper, leather and
other materials, and rendering them
proof against dampncss, mIdcw and
moths. The nature Of the solution is
such hat each fibre is saturated and
coatc d with a thin, elastic and impcr-
vious coating, " hich is both colorlcss
and odorlcss. Capitalists have bought
the patent and formed company for
bringing the process before the public.
DEAD IN Ills CHAIR.-NIichacl Me-
Closkcy, once a popular landlord and
rcstarantcur in Brooklyn, n. T.. com
mittcd suicide in that city Monday BY
blowing out his brains with pistol
lie had become dcspondcnt because of
business rcvcrscs. lie was one OF the
gold hunters in the carly days of Cali
tornia, and made large fortune,
which he subsequently, lost.