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, 1880-07-13

Nat GOODWIN opcns lis stasoa In thIs city on
Sept. ~.
I1euck's new Opera House, Cincinnati, will De
opened ny Tony l'ustuF OIL Auy.st
Vr,nk Mnyu, It II aaid, has purchased nastsoy
Cumpcll's ~ Vtrgluiuna.'' an1 will play In 1t next
st,ason. Tho price WIZ f., ,60).
Miss Alice ilassrnxs, tho clover soubres. whose
connection with Wicker i company u plcasaat'
Is remembered, is Ill the city
Tho rebuilding Of tho Lyceum OIL the West
SiAo wlll 10 commenced at oucn Tho interior
will b0 tlit!rejy rcmntlcod. Anothvr cutlery
viii 10 put III, and thu ssuYa will DO enlarged.
The Cincinnati Commercial tolls us TINT Miss
AKHle Keune, daughter ot YhDulas W. k9eno.
tic tfuxeltau, lust II years o&- ex#, Ina
, 1880-07-13
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, JULY 13, lsso

already played ron,c of the most cxnetinF tn. a.
gonuo rb~ T. the draa. snot ns dM1neS ,S +he M
JE,n,lrt ri iIcr fnti,cr phe viii he q member Of
ths company supporting l,or fnthcr next season.
, 1880-07-13

Kyory Ncw.HnXianicr will welcome tho
shnkers' SnrznparllIn as NJ Oil FRIEND. 70 "hohi
i,t, or siy,nu O IL hlR family Is n,tctei for help
thro,Jxl, tho critical pcriHls OF scknuss and de-
nltty that como IL every tHle.
, 1880-07-13
A cENIEhMARlAh.

Epsetal ptspateh to 7he Chicago 1ftbunsA
Erntr, ILL.,, July 12-Elgln hRs @ ec,1tcnnartnn
named nrewstor Dossott, who will on Thura''ny
PASS his 10Th birthday. 1Io is tho oldest pcrstltl
iivifE III this neiHhlorhootl, whcro he hns spent
tho fist bntf or h}H life.
, 1880-07-13
The Question Of It's Removal to
Be Voted On To-Day.
Neighboring Property Owners
Disgusted with the
Project.
They State It. Is Based on q Big
Real-Estato Speculation.
Views of the Dealers in Pork
and Wheat Options.
They Are Almost Unanimous In
Favor of New Quarters,
Though Some Advocate Reconstruction ol
The Present Building.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

of tho Board Of Traue from lis present ste ~
are @ a'sey m ~ a1as ,,,"ns ~ II. In
mollnto vicinity. ,s erea.ea lively ., er.ozs w.
a", "e.I ~, ,hn ra,r.s1fr,,so a",nrc. TMuy aro
Indignant; indignation oozes ont at every porc,
c,tt,.l,,,ss,ed nntrnvc. On tho belief that tho \
i,r or rra.,u v wo',,a carry out IA good falth
ID n,ne,y-nns-year lease g. Of ,,a,dg tho prom;
1n,,,ro,4o to,uro,,v. t,nv wcmt IN work boforo l
s,n :. IT,, S.o :. n,,I n-r,,,a ,nnrn,Arcnt tlnrka
u hu.I'a 're ,r s Ss.e tnov fot,na npid re,t
u,il good tenants. Immediately utter rho nFc,
when It Decnme known tI1at the Chamber VI
Commerce. would ut srlGc ,rebulll, they raked
s ,spSS w Ss. Ill ae sss w! wn1s i. It'll Sss
sss cs sss' st hsS nsS'fs:sS Sss ss
IT. Fl ~ wis ii1asi lie ~ bs,iis ad Gers and oSsfy i
wsisS S4sh'a sho ssalu, M % q ~ assh!tess cSa!3
+hn iu,lI,iin1 M.nn fimiahrt] when tic
s Ws e,',s aster I'll e ,fo na ind o death Tor tho
iur,1uynl In,..lW ~1 nj rntes Sf Interest YaryinK
tnnn M q, il, ,nr cent, Many uf thoni toll bnfind
y as Of S II ssRs 5sss Wiss
r.sin h the iss OF liz properiy to the mort-
ar,EaSss hasF esu q tnkS &Sa It s,Ie ~ seS
iSro,,ut did 70 Wrctc,,iiy by lilo akin Of their
1 tsetl1, an M artor IL p%sslns masy slecpisss nxhts
tim, al tMntr uinf,ls tt0ru woso not fow who
wnlerc,l bt,iy they vcrn ever going u realize
lat the realty cost them Ihe y rosmr cn y, 99a Ty
mens. followed " rsne"ea eotaomSu tha .,sncrs r.
MI upp0rtnultyot rceouplnE the losses snAttiaea t
during tho yours of tao pl..,it Mow tmoy, Hi
, 1880-07-13
ON THE BOARD.

i&tijAv" YnYtGft31Y fIlEFlSDH Ill
scarc Of M o. opno n os ~ c.I1 I tn To- rot m
e.ly .. th4 move n ,,nr,y ,u tongue
1,a a rue redn Po an,,vs.d rosts dccedy In
favor OF ptctiux up and setting away.-9olns n.y., 1s
anywhere, provided tho accommodations weso
oa, ana pynva .sS a.ncsa ~. pou eotre The rertor
@ nv, o,,c,,n,nrc,, " Preston, ono Of tho hoavy
nss.ea',,o ,sho .nr;asod himself after this
' fasn"ni
II a1n in favor Of getting the best loca hon VIC
@ Sh plenty Of pssy 1on OF t want amt
at,ything clour nway from tho business ccntro.
TIC bQif block Immediately Gust OF our pfescht
incotion-tho Exchnneu 'I,uing pruporty-
would 10 good SELECTION, II wo could get It.
Tho Scott property would no lt'o PM on ., .uS
why Just Mt present, but III u few years II Wou!u
Ie u most excellent location. Int. wherever wc
put IT, wo w. ,rsss oossIf1 oo'us, on w moro In
ncoomoaauoms: ~ noso ase ~ ,sn",s n an% u ,l,n
inuteased membership. of tho board. LIN IN
favor OF moving" :.
r. p. oLpEnsHAW
isnt WS' }, ~ N Sv prossnt pe
"The nosrd a # TtSa9 IT, 5 9uE. II nS S,nR e Viii
pass ws5o W i!I Ses q %So s|s
vGntlanon ~, Suv ANN" n si,andIna 81
v9tor a9h IT. Soi,Gr I ~ tsotn,r,rco. Wish Nc
u a,, " !1ct nc;P 'n' hnt;np n;nccs lid 1t tho
sM sn,ne gI gfi9no keep IN our nKrcemlcnt With tho
nai1cr ~ 4Hn nmaent y. o%Itcrs Tic new building
Won'a pay ,' 10y ,,~ nrt,la nati.,1, #, yfcwY
AN Sn+ Sun w ~ ~ whcr"vnr ,yn can trot ,lrnty
of roor,,. iaht IND IN yentilutton.i Thoro's bco,,
enmn tnii MINT tia f.xuhnllHr- building property
aal aa s VIZ 6 eeopra %ss
arc arc now, md With no. moro ventilation
nIt EI1" n,%pc, H. wv with nlontw OF room md
nisnty ri nir md iii oil otlc I,oor Thut's yhnt
| we've sut to look for, anu the sooner VIC muvo
inc D''''f. n - nr7fy,,soy.
| y. r. he1o .
back from From nostg q nl DrSw as m md
worry rlpo DEITY y taus,-HiHWn nnss't " p,sGa ama
delivered himself Ut tho following ofacu'ar
uttGlr,nfacc: =, 49,, ,,a, ,,,>o,u, ,v,+,,,,,t ,rv
"W1 ought TO havo new nGora , n WtaouI ,..I. my
doubt They sait nnke tao ola plaso wnat re- re
| coMtncrchtl interests u EnlcaGo deilaAa' ~ =
wnnt u lotnton tho nearest to tt!s ~e cnn get
"WhMt t'n you think or TUG seott pftlRcrJp~
, 1880-07-13
SECRETARY THOMPSON.

8psttal DhpateA 10 7hs chicago Tribune.
TENux HAuTE, Ind, July E-sccrctary
Thun,p3Gn IepRrta on n tour af lnspcet!oh 10
autle About Elk weeks.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14
Maine.

Maine voted on Montly. Three tick
els were in the field, headed by Davis,
RcpUblicnn, plais;cd, Fusion. and
Nye, Prohibition. Rcihrns have NOT
yet been received, but it is generally
concetcd that tho Republicans will
wan by several thoasand. I'm 1876
Hayes wor BY l6,ot1 majority. III
1876 Inc GrccnfatcScrs end Dcmoci
fan separate tickets, auG the Rcpu1li-
cans were in minority of 5000. In
ls|9' ihc Hcprh]ica"s were in mi,
,'or'iy or 600. As q ;1sion never co.'s
as many votes rs Two s;r2i2ht tickc.s.
aggregated, ana rs nla;reis sncnTjuy
hmc and money Wiihont sim, .thr
Hcpublicans will win, l,lt the Fusion.
ISIS hope 70 keep two Congressional
cHsilicts.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14
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fOE ST-iI'J; SES-IGOH.

hcsSrS. E,}if0.3: desire ihrou, Il
your colllinls TO call The attention OF
tie Democrats Of Fairfield to somo
iac's lhat | fear arc being overlooked
III consequence Of the qr;c5 and easy
manner, up to this date, OF the opposi-
ton ON the part Of tho negroes.
fWifl state jus! here that am a
Democratic o. lie 'sIraiehtour' order.
and thai believe ihc credit Of thc yic-
to"y OF 1916 is cn,irc1y doe to inis
close policy. IL was bohI1c"3 aod de-
'"' '"'"G'ioA that won then; and these
alone, in my op;nio, viii serve us
now. make the point The; coupled
win relsopablc amount of,fiscrction,
we want our bo,dcst AID most dcIcr-
mined men rs oar standard bearers. II
Is now apparent thai we will have or
ganizcd and violent opposition to our
tlckct soon to be pat in the field, and
that repetition OF the work Of rs will
DC required to Insure success. The
question, then, with us is, Have we
our best men out for the busincss2 If
MOI, thcy Should be brought forward
at once. l am aware That our best
men arc Looking for higher and better
'l'ccs IMAM we OF Fairfield are able 20
ocsiow, but they should remember
s''aI we stand soccly in need of their
,'r'lccs, mat "charity should begin al
,io"'e ahu llat TO serve It's now would
nc no oc'rlincht to their aspirations in
'''c 'I!'''c. l mean TO reflect on no
one OF our candidates, for believe
'hc! afe all good and honor able gentle
men' ir"c and patriotic: but do mean
~ '""Nc VIC point That we want our
oeS' men not only as regards ability
"no patriotism, but our best organiz-
ois, most cunning and sa9acious mon:
| nio" VINO at all times can cnthusc and
o.c o,i own people to action, ut the
sumo 'lmc ascertain all the tricks and
luirEs Oh INC enemy, and ovorawc and
trusl out al! opposition. We arc of
~ nv W NUP'm,oh III this section that Major
- ". w oodward above all others in
~ ~ .''ls county, IS the best qualified for
n a,o business, lie IL was, in the dark
cs' o'.ys OF hadlcalism, who upheld 70
our gloomy and dcspondent pcoplc
.mo!r ri2h's AUD privileges TO tic GOV
Grn,ncht G"5 OF this county. IIc alone
i'rco repeated shots into tho "Radical
camp when measures Of this sort
were considered dangerous and i'm
po'itlc; and our other leaders had do.
spared OF our rcgaining control of thc
government, and sunk into the gloomy
slough OF dcspondcncy. mako tho
point here again, that Major Wood
ward, besides being the best qualified
man for the position of Senator thot
Wc nave. that tho county owes o,ycs
the position to him for past services
ana again, that | think ii highly probn,,
DC tliat israel Byrd, who il is sllnnos.
cd the opposition will put,up for his
ounce, VIII decline !, meet tue Major
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14
Fairfield's Dav,

The State Democratic Exccutivc
Committee hns' appointed Friday, the
.H4th of September, as The day for the
Democratic rally in Fairfield. 1t rests
cntirclyWHth the Democrats of Fnir-
Held to say whether that rally shall be
"grand success or a failure. From
the magnificent display made by Fair
Held in Columbia on the 7th, on such
snort notice, we have no fears of size.
cess. Still, simple success is uol
enough. We hope that Wimsboro
wlI' secthc gra'ldcst display Of rod
Shirts on the oath that she has ever
witnessed. The clubs arc all full:
ana the countyncver was moro fully
org 'nizcd. Every Democrat should
don his red shirt and be in line at the
tap Of the drum. Winnsboro should
also exert herself doubly to mako the
day success. Flags and banners
should decorate the streets, closed
stores and q general suspension OF
business viii add to the general effect.
This rally lr1ccdcs the primary BY
three days, and will be q fit opening
OF the party campaign. Tho Radicals
Hrc lying OH their oars waiting for
developments. Let the parade on the
24th'plainly show them that tho Radi-
cal jlgis up in this county, and that
nothing but pure, straightout, IN
adultcratcd Democracy will suit the
people Of Fairfield.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

1t will be apparent to any one, who Will OK:
amino SOLID GOLD WATCH that aside ffobiiol
the necessary thickness for engraving antr
polishing, largo proportion OF the preciohHsi
metal used, is needed only to stfren and hold
the engraved portions in place, and supply the
n cessary solidlty and strength. The surplus
gold is actually needless so far as UTILITY and
beauty are concerned. In JAMES BOSS PAT
ENT GOLD WATCH CASES, this WASTE OF pre.
cious metal is overcome, and the SAME soL1p1rY
AND STRENGTH produced ct from one-third TO
one-half Of theusual cost Of solid cases. This
process Is OF the most simple nature, "a fon
lows: %. plate Of nickel eomposYtitoHnn metal.
specially adapted to the pafpose, has two plates
OF SOLID GOLD soldered one on each Side. The
three arc then passed between polished stee,
rollers, and the result is strip OF heavy plated
composition. frornwhlch tho cases, backs. cen.
tres, bozzles, &C.. are cut and shaped by suita.
bic dies and formers. The gold in these caSsesa
Is sufficiently thick to admit OF all 'kiIidss s
chasing engraving and enarielIng: the en-
gfayed cpses have been CARRIED until worn per
fcctly smooth by time and use without remoy,
Ing the gold.
THIS rs TIE ONLY CASE MADE WITH TWO
PLATES OF SOLID GoED, AND WARRANTEr
BY SPECIAL CERTIFICATES.
For sale by connor, Il Chandler and G. Muller
ASK for Illustrated Catalogue and to SEQ war
i"h'' mch 1l-txfJ'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14

u the field. The "Rads'' Well know
him TO, bc q leading dog in q rcd-fox
chase rs well asa capital Byrd-hunieri1'
Now, Mcssrs. Editors, j will con-
clnte ~ @iring il as my opinion that
with Major Woodward out for the
Senate the backbone of Radicals ~
will hc broken in this county. And /
make the point here again, that mato-
RAJ Is too scarce in Fairfield for Major
woodward, our best man, to bc oul OF
service for four years. We cannot asl;
him to take lower position. We on
this side favor bringing him out for tho
Senate, regardless of lis inclinations,
and running him. SrkA1GIrrolrr
Monticello, Scptcmbcr 7. 1890
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14

tIiE REPUBLICANS COMPARE THE
present vote Of Vermont with that east
III 1876. Dnt as Maine went Rcpubli-
can by $1,000 in 1876, and will not
reach that without u miracle at this
election, we will wager that they com
pare present returns in Maine with
those OF last year, and claim a victory,
whcna comparison with 1876 would
snow loss. Astutc malllcmaticians,
the Republicans.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14

HE RADICALS BEAT TIE WORLD FOE
blowinG. The lusty crow tl!cv ~avc
Because Vermont went Republican by
heavy 'l,aiorlty would lead an IN
tninEin| person TO believe that thcv
!iau won rictorv.' The facts arc that
III 1876, out OLA vote of G5 900 they
gained 23,S3S majority. In 1880, out
OF vote of72.o00 tho gain was 2G. .5C0
majority. Had the ratio Of 1876 been
preserved their majority this time
would have been 27,I00, instead of
only 5000. AS The philadclphin
Itmes says, this rate Of loss would
make Indiana Democratic by 10000
majority. And yet some Democrats
conccdc II Radical advantage in Vcr-
mont. IL must be remembered that all
TIC press agents in Vermont arc Re-
rubi'rans, and they twist figures to
suit themselves. The Springfield Zee.
p"d|tc0H says that the only thing to
che"T thc Republicans is that the re-
serve vote is coming ont, and thai
most OF tho Northern States arc Re-
publican on Il full vote, This is truc
or Republican States, but u full vote
in New York, New Jersey and Indiana
has of late years given those States 10
inc Democrats. We warn our readers
MI TO be led away Dy Radical boasts.
Ihcy always make the comparisons that
Is most favorable TO themselves.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14

FERRY, HOUSTON COTNTY, GA.
we have known "Swlfts Syphilitic Spe:ific"
tested IN hundreds Of obstinate cases of Syphilis
tI' MercHLlal @ rheumatism, Scrofula, etc. it made
Ine most perfect and permanent cures IL, ereru
Hugh l.. Drennard, Eu varrcn
Sin D. Kil!cn, :, r. w SvtmheriW
Judge Co. Court, T. q Gtlhert mrnafyy ~ ;
j. L. Warren, OF .Ir + " Mann "'"e "
j. w. LathrOp & Co.. County Treasurer
1,1 S1"gmHnun Yaa,l Ga VIM. D. Pierce Sheriff.
~; G, 1utSSo SSn G. 9. Duncan,
yn,,P Pnr,niaS Hnh S|tpr ". Day Gordon,
w. ..,,S. ~ j :, $3.50 >,
we arc ACQUAINTED with the gontlefGHoSn HS y 1ose
~, appear to the above certificate They
arc cltHens or said county, OF the highest re-
spcctablltty and character A. s. GILES,
Ordinary Houston Co., Ga.
Clerk Superior Court, tro$ston COUNTY. S 1ft
am personally acquainted WITH tho pvoprie-
Tors, and many Of the gentlemen whose sigma
lures appear to the foregoing certificates They
alc men OF high character and standing.
a. II. COLQUTTT,. - =
,,,, ,,,,, - Governor or Georgia,
HESW1FT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Proprieto-s
Atlanta, Ga. N'
Sold by all Druggists In this county,
al Tor copy or 'Young Mons Friend.''
aug 2I-2 mos
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14

GRANINEvJLLE, Ca. Aug. 20, 1879.
. DIR. ]. Q. EOFFEIr-Dearo oSir--I cannot re-
lrain longer from rendering to you my graterul
for the priceless boon you
nave given to tho baby world IN your 'Ireethi,
pa" For several months past hive been Civ.
ing " 10 our little girl now teething, and with
Other fitt2e ones ara droopiny and dying ,ohits
our htHe dGrling is fat and oheetfut. recommend
1t to all with whom come In contact.
Yours very truly,
A u krRnIJn
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14

INDEPENDENT MOVEMENTS ARE NOT
doing anything in this State. Occa-
sl0nnlly some one publishes q card
dcnouncing as base slanGlcr the re-
port that he proposes TO become an
independent candidate, and one or
two arc much inccEsGtl about il. We
do not blame them,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14
OATS |! OATS!!

[JNf'E HUNDRED bushels of perfecgy
y pure Red Rnst-Proof Oats, warrant
cal }lcc fiom cookie cheat or any otbor
KIND of gain, for snle by >,
sept !5 :;tf J.K DAYTS.s
Monticello, Fairfield Co, s. G.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14
.EaeR SAEIEs

'NHE house md lot now occupied By
l. W. II. Kerr, Esq. The lot has a
front on Nandorhorst St. Of M feet, and
depth of3l3 feet. The house is new, in
excellent rcpaif. and Oh the promises aro
q good well and nll necessary outbuild-
inSs Possession given january !, 1881.
Terms modeiato. Apply to
JNO. s. REYNOLDS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14
0VAdadBNS. WAGONS

a CARLOAD Of the celebrated Stude-
~ baker Wagons, all sizes, to nrriye
by the lst ofSoptember. AS we have be-
tcro sold many Of these wagons in the
county. please ask those using them if
they are good. W. II. DOTY & co.
uugl7
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14
OVER ONE-HALF

Of the male portion OF the American people 45
Years q age suffer more or less with diseases OF
causes for this, but over work is the Chief CAUSE
Nothing in the whole Materia Medica is so i we'll
calculated to tnvigorate and restore healthy
Extract Of Buchu and Juniper. A few, does
those who are amlcted with any disease OF the
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin Lamar,
Druggists, Atlanta, and for sale by ali Drug
glsts In this county.
, ASTIocn, TRogP Co., Ga, July 4, 1872. +,
roMal am Oh one ,o OF the 9ntortunate sufferers from
4nd speedler relief from RanEn's Duchu aid
Juniper than anything have evor tried. es.
the world would willingly give sioo. or anV
amount for 1t. recommend It above iii other
similar preparations. EFT! WINN. ;
blessrs. Lamar, Rankin & Lamar; Gentlemen.
q member OF my family whom feared had
consumption @ has been entirely cured by the
was very alarming to ali OF US, and $o eiia.
every thing wo could think OF to Cement him.
Without y success, until got him bottle Of your
first dose and before he had taken two % botticS 1s
nossts WAS teTselS G Gred where ieared no cure was
was coughing and splitting all me tlme so in
S 6Ss 6sst s ssan ID nt esePing at
fresh him in tho least Had but little apnetite.
and since he began the use Of Brewcrsp piSir, Ilna
G MSst6rer has slept we'll and his appetite is very
o%pty naHs eeet eeysr cs sSol
may influence aSy tS' g eoaRg sTsIer ens
strengthen and restore the Lungs to healthy
~ .0 MI MRS: sefS Z. t5fS&GfHtfIlKyMs ): &finiKMss,
roiinnmo ~ washington Ay. near Wesleyan Ferhale
Sold by tho Druggists OF this county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14

The personal property of Califor-
MIA is vaIncd at $ll6,30i, ,451, and the
real estate at SElG .273. .S35.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14
SPECIAL NOTICES. !

THE hlrTLE MElIC1NE CHEsT--May Apple
and entirely vegetable. Price is cents for ldrge
boxes. Sold by all Druggists in this county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14

Stop coughing at once by the i'm.
mediate use ct pr. Bulls Cough Syrup;
25ccnts q bottle. -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14
NapE'HGN.

We have this day bought tho bar known.
rs 'our House" from j. ID. McCarley, to-
gcthor with tho entire stock Of wines,
Liquors, tobucco, cigars, billiard tablo, otc
The business will hereafter be conducted
by MS at tho old stand under the firm.
name Of T.. r.. Lumpkin & Co., and we re-
specially ask tho patronage heretofore so
hbcrally bestowed on Mr.. McCarloy.
l.. L.LUMPKIN,
.ROlI. II. SIMPSON.
August 90, 1880
mug 2G-tf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14
: = =
LUCERNE IN FdIRTYELD.

What Quantity Of II NInS BE Grown on n
Ha'f-Acrc Lot.
by permission Of Major, Hammond
and Colonel Rion VIC give oltr readers
an account Of the SUCCESS with which
lnccrnc can be raised in Fairfield.
Colonel Rion relrrs to Mr.. W. B.
Crcight and Mr.. Thos. Jordan for
proof that the 900 lbs. mentioned is
much 6cio,o the correct figures.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-14

WINNsboEo, S. c., 9Th Sept, 1880.
NGj. Ha'::y Hammond, United States
Supervisor.
DEAR MAJOR: I am in receipt Of
your letter of tho 4th inst, proceed, rs
requested, TO give you an account Of
my experience with
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-12-23
GARRETTSVILLE.

Correspondence,
Today the remains Of the last of the
victims of the terrible disaster of We'd
nesday were deposited in the vault, af-
ter the appropriate last sad rites had
been performed under the manage
ment of. the Odd Fellows Society, OF
which J. G. Qurfee was a member.
An able sermon was preached by Rev.
Wilson, of Ravenna. e.-s
Last Wednesday, at thirty minutes
after twelve O'Clock, while the factory
of John Godsehalk was quiet and tn.
employees were enjoying the usual noon
hour, without warning, the boiler ex-
ploded, left the building, and in its
aerial fight carried away several tree
tops and finally dropped in Silver
Creek near the stone bridge, a steam.
ing piece of iron, weighing over two
thousand pounds. Immediately peo-
pie gathered from all directions about
the table factory which but moment
before was all in the best of order, but
was now a wreck, and in the mass OF
debris were buried eight men, wound
ed and a part of them dead. Soon
silas Bundy, H. H. Daniels, l.. G.
Knapp, John Thrasher, H. J.. Langs-
ton and Henry Green were got out,
wounded, blackened and bleeding, but
they were soon found not to be in a
serious condition, being able to help
themselves, having escaped miracu-
lously without any broken bones. Two
men were missing, J. g. Durfee and
John Langston. Every one went to
work with willing hands clearing
away bricks, mortar and timber, when
J. G. Durfee was uncovered, mutilated
and scalded almost beyond recognition.
He was living but unconscious, and
remained so to the time of his death +,
which occurred an hour later. John
Langston was yet missing. His broth
er sent boy to his home to see if he
was there; and when the unwelcome
news was returned that he was not to
be found, again the mass of debris was
overhauled and carried away until the
dead body of him of whom they were
in search was found lying across the
well outside Of the building. He had
been nearly torn in two, and the back
part of his head been crushed. With
out doubt he had been instantly killed.
Yesterday his remains were deposited
in their final resting place after the
usual services. He was thirty years Of
age, and left wife, but no children.
j. q. Durfee was upwards of fifty
years of age. He was brother of
Judge l.. f. Durfee, of Chardon, Ge-
auga county, and had until recently
lived i'm Troy, Geauga county, whence
he removed to Garrettsville and went
to work i'm this ill-fated factory.
The building was owned by Elton &
who recently leased it to
John Godschalk, who filled it with
new machinery, and was doing Il pros
porous business in the manufacture of
tables.
The boiler was an old one, which
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Taxation of Green backs.

The bill introduced by Senator Nc.
Donald, Of Indiana, to authorize the
local authorities to tax the legal ten
der Treasury notes (gleenbacks) is as
follows:
Be it enacted, That from and after
the pvssage of this act, any State or
Territory OF the United States may
provide for including in valuation of
the personal property of the owner or
holder of any legal tender notes of
the United States, denominated lawful
money, owned or held by any person
or persons, in assessing taxes imposed
by authority of such State or Terri
tory, and may impose a tax on them,
but the tax imposed on any such legal
tender treasury notes shall not be
greater than assessed or imposed on
gold or silver coin of the United
States in the hands of individual cit
izens or residents OF such State Or