The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-12


Transport alton Company, the rates be-
tween ST. Louis md tho foreign ports
by the water route will be so much
cheaper than by rail from Chicago,
through New York, that 1t will ONLY
be q question of. time when the import
9lu export, business Of the Mississippi
valley shall be transacted through st.
Louis.
On first theatrical night, mana
gers count OH their own nnnOumcce-
neni, the name and the cast On the
second night they count on tho people.
WHO, instead Of buying seats for first
night. bought them for sccoud night.
and also on the criticisms which arc
made by the newspapers. Thc third
hl@ht tells to the managers whether or
not the piece is to make Il hit.
--Ex-Srcrctary j. d. Cox. of Ohio,
says that Blaine goes into the Cabinet
with The understanding that he j. to
abandon his special efforts to- be PrcSi-
dent; that Bob LincoIm's talents we're
inquired about by Gal field; that
James appointment is strictly husi-
ncsslikc: that McVcayl,'s place is that
OF an independent somewhat like that
OF SchurZ, ami that Kirkwnol has phi
lahthrUpic ideas about the lndun>.
OF the Funding bill veto Mr.. Sci
iglnan, The New York banker. saws:
''lt is right, and is what wo nad every
reason TO expect. |; eau, however.
make II" difference in the market
The furry is over, Hud money is no
longer ii ghl. 1t will und,uhtrdlv
have the Immediate effect of bringing
fs bN
money deposited by the banks to COW
cr their circulation. and i'll increase
the amount Of ready money on the
street to that extent"
- The Baltimore american tliscov-
crs that Baltimore girls are prctticst
because OF the climate and of the food
thay cat. Ohio {. iris eat Goldfish balls,
Virginia girls eat bacon and greens,
the Gulf States gumbo. New Ilamp-
shire girls eat pie and loughnuls, and
Kentucky girls eat blue grass beef, and
YET all these are prctticr than the girls
OF Europe. But the BaItinlore girls
cat oysters, tarrapin, canvasbact duck
bay mnckcrrl and soft Shell crabs. all
productive of beauty. Not only has
the Baltimore girl lcrninr beautiful.
but the canned oysters Of Bal i,noro
have begun to ma'>r beautiful the girls
OF the Mississippi Valley.
a n \RROw EscArE FROM DmATu.--
Mrs. Rcbccca Price, from Lumbcrton,
N. e., on her going homcwurd from u
successful search for Il stolen horse,
came in II hair-l realth Of % ing cr life
last week. Mr.. Rivcnbark was re-
Qucstcd hy some kind citizens Of Lan-
! caster to see her Il portion Of the way
on the Monroe road, and rode on one
OF his horses, while the lady was drv-
ing her animal in 4 buggy. The horse
seeing some new lumber on The oppo-
ste side Of the Gills Crc elk B'.dgc, shic Il
To one side and backed the vehicle to
which hr was attached. There were
no rniin- to the bridge, anl the buggy
ahu horse were prccpitalcu to Il dis
tamrc OF twcnty-siX feet. The horse
fell upon the buggy and crushed it
almost to atoms; the harncss was torn
into shrcdS, and the poor Beast was ST.
rci'clv bruised. The gallant part of
] the incident comes in when Mr.. X.
took in the prrilouS >ituatini. srrang
from his saddle, and with his <incwv \
arms caught the lady as she was being
Carried to lie abvSS below, with a grip
been lost but for this I;n,rIv ,ij ""re ;"te
| lady has the sweet couSoI,,i,, ~,
| Knowing that The lev hand nr ,I,,t,,
did MOI c'aim her as lis own. nn,, M,.
! r. the satisfaction of r.rlinr ~ - IT,,
arose to The hciyht of Lrrn IN snv;,,r
I the life ofa ,Iiickv one uf r,,,,,s hnt,
! friends woman -LuUcuver Jo,l,,o,.
y FrHloES SIGur.--Thc electricity
the hi@ wheel at the Charlotte r:nitnn
Mills, and The rollSt uurnt friction hc.
tween it and the leather band ornun,l
ii, is IL source Of wonder and ius,rur-
ton to those who have seen it. Bv
merely placing ones hand i'm thc mn
der current Of air created bv the re-
vo'vin:: wheel il is immediately H.
lumima ctl by what appears to be i)om-