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here were only few extra precautions observed en-

There only few extra precautions observed en-
route
dispatch from Paris to The Times says the passage 10
tho Chamber OF Deputies Of the b 10 nroduct the eiec
ton OF Deputies by departments Is certain.
Previous to embarking the steamer CITY OF
Chester at Liverpool to-day Hanlan teegraphed to the
Aaanta Boat Club OF New York he would accept the
reception rendered him on his arrival there.
General SkObeleff has telegraphed from GeoS-Iepe'
under date Of the 18th inst that the paccaon OF the
country Is making fair progress. Sixteen thousan1
families have now returned Amnesty has been pro-
claimed and the chiefs have promised hdelty.
Replying in Parliament to-day to question relative 10
swine disease in Illinois, Mr. Chamberlain president OF
the Board OF Trade said that Board had authority to
order the inspection Of mOOred pork, cheese or outte
It is stated that the French COnsuGeneral at CAIRO
will be recalled he having carried OnwithOut the know
edge Of the Ministers the English and French Comp-
trOeT-C neral snegOtlai1us with native Oi;ers VINO
subsequently concerned III recent threatening
manifestation by the tr0nns aganst the War Mlns.er
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sixth annual dinner at the Portland. as the new
French fats ON Fourteenth-st. are called. Among
the guests present were General John Eaton Dr. n.
s. Lincoln. General L. d. Mussey, General Sherman,
General Hovey Repre- entatlve Ossian Ray. of New
Hampshire, the Rev. Royal Parkinson and Professor
Eastman.
The Williams College Alnmni met last evening at
the residence of the Rev. j. G. Ames, son-ln-law OF
cx-Secretary Delano Among those present were
United States Treasurer Glfilan, Senator Ingalls,
Colonel Archibald Hopkins and Professor Richards
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P. Bryan formerly of Wash
ington, are visiting Judge and Mrs. Wylie Mr.
Bryan left Washington to attend to largo mining
interests In Colorado. His son, Mr.. Charles T.
Bryan is identifying himself with Colorado politics,
and Is q member of the Legislature of that State
The house now occupied by Senator and Mrs. Hlll'
of Colorado. is the property of Mr. Bryan, ana was
built originally by W. II. Crawford, Mr. badlsohS
Secretary of the Treasury.
Secretary Goffs wife and two daughters arrived in
town few days ago fresh from Europe, where tho
young ladies' have been studying.
Last evening President ami Mrs. HAYES received
the members of the Essex Institute and other Mass
achuscts visitors. They were presented by the
venerable historian, Mr.. Bancroft, and Representa-
tive Lorng.
Hr. and Mrs. Lincoln entertained Mr.. ana Mrs.
Gould, of New-York, al dinner last evening. Mrs.
Gould and Miss Checycr assisted MI. Pollok to-day
in receiving her many Visitors making their party
calls.
Tomorrow evening the Unity Club meets at the
residence of Colonel Tchcnor Mr. A. K. Spo:lor!,
Librarian Of Congress- will read M essay Oh The
Genius aud Writings of Nlc'or liUgO.'
This evening eX-%ccrrlarY aud Mrs. Thompson
will entertain company at t"lr residence ch TT.
Ihe drc-Smakris are laden wiki orders for inan-
guratIon bali dresses. Tie tickets &rt bcs sold to
the best people and arc quite ornamental
I he Capitol. Tho hrIG- uI GtTil.ld. A"tllr and
washington, III" National bid and TIC standard Oi
col0rs are wei, engraved the c1Its ut invitation.
! be cards of admission bear significant $ IN tlc
lower lett land cJfncr
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OBSTACLES TO A UNION.
FIGHTING TELEGRAPH CONSOLIDATION.

FIGHTING TELEGRAPH CONSOLIDATION
ARGUMENTS IN TIE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT
IN BEHALF OF THE DIRECT UNITED STATES
CABLE COMPANY AGAINST THE UNION OF THE
LAND COMPANGEs-JUDGE BLATCBfoRD's ORDER
HEARING IN MIR. WILLIAMS SUIT IN THE
SUPERIOR coURT--MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
ERs PERMITTED.
Argument heard in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday the motion for preliminary in
junction against the Telegraph Companies and the
Union Trust Company. against the absorption Of
the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company.
Judge BIatchford granted the petition of the Direct
United States Cable Company, the plaintiff in the
proceeding. The motion to make the injunction
permanent will be argued Thursday next. The
motion of William S. Williams TO restrain the West
ern Union from Increasing its stock to TS0.00O,0O
was argued before ChcfJudge SedGsfck in the Su-
perIor Court Judge SedgwIck reserved his decision
but permitted the meeting of stockholders called
for to-day, TO take place.
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ATTEMPT AT LYNCH LAW.

NASHVILLE, Feb. 17.-AD effort was made
lat night to lynch Tsh and John Poe. in the Jail at
Winchester. charged with the murder Of young Baker
last week. crowd OF men boarded the train at Tulla
homa 10 20 TO Winchester but the conductor held the
tru,n F"ars are entertained that the effort viii be Ie
pcpt"l lO-n!Ehi.
Tic Governor has rccovcd telegram from Judge
Wams at Winchester. saving that preliminary exam
ina nn at tie two 0cs for the murder OF Baker VII! nc
li tomnrroy morning II the charge is prOvrn.which
i ,f probable they Will be lynch"d The lvernor
Ia. nritr twenty men from the Porter ItInCs ana
1--WE. q. rom the Rock City GuLrds to 81 10 Winchester
t,- .s B. .lyI
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TELEGR3PHIC NOTES.

CHIEF DOUGLASS TKAXELIING UNDER GUARD
Dr TvI.r C1L.. Feb. l7-Chet Douglass passed
thIOugh Pu bio on >tnlIy a'o'hVon ou"hsH H"ueu w
lis way 10 Los PinOS Agency ~
ASNOW BLOCKADE ENDED
DrvvFp Col F-b. 1.-The snow blnckade on
, Krns Pacific and santa Fe Roads is ended and tAe Ge'
iyyeI ira rs cal passed through,
VALUATION OF MAINE PROPERTY.
AUGUSTA. Me-. Feb. 1.-THE report OF u. Ealna-
t, commission made today shows an increase IN the va na'
non Of e state of $ll compared with the laIua'
ton Of 1870.
BURIFD UNDER AN EMBANKMENT.
posTON Feb. 17,-At Oikdne, Mass, Yesterday
nm cmbannent cusetts Central Railway cved
i hiring three labOrers Oliver King was rescued ahNc
hn Timothy Niphan Michael Kelley OF Boston, died VI
eu0OCatl0n
ICE BOATING ON THE HUDSON
pOr-GUKFrP,IE, y. Y, Feb. 17.-ln the ice hoat
raatta toay the Icce the second neat IN INC l
1er race ypsie the third head and prize III ne SILK
ponnant race At New Hamburgh the Ph&ho Won e 'aoe
Of The second class boats
PLEADING GUILTY OF FORGERY r,oo,,o,
PtcauOND Va, Feb. 17.-Needham r. Freeman
- njJlo County was iudi;ed In the United states DIS
ict CONT mere today forgery commit ed N
I'm money orders lie placed Oh taI and pieae0
guilty. lie VIII Ie sentenced tomorrow
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MORE EXCITEMENT IN PARLIAMENT.
NEW STRINGENT RULES sUBNnTrED-MR Gladstone
SHOWING IMPATIENCE.

LONDON, Thursday, Feb II, 1881
In tho House OF Commons this afternoon Henry
Fawcett, POsmaser-General, simply replied NO
to a question by Mr.. Henry Labouchero advanced
L,bera) whether the warrants authorizing him to
open letters in transit would be presented to the
House. The answer WIS greeted with prolonged
cheers.
Sir William TTarcourt, Home Secretary.
replying to question by Joseph Cowcn tNadical
Rcformer said it not intended TO limit the pres
en power for opening letters.
il the House Of Commons tls afternoon Premier
Gladstone gave notice that unless the Committee on
tie Protection Bill closed tonight he will move TO-
morrow that The chairman shall report the bill
before midnight. This motion Will be IN accord
auce wi il The lew rules announced to-day By the
Speaker Of the House Of Commons, which provide
that after a r,solulon Of urgency is carried by
majority Of three TO one the movers Ot amendments
end the member in charge Of the bill only shall be
beard. and that if tic hearing OF amendments bo
rot concluded b. the appointed hour. thc Chairman
Of The Committee shall leave the clur AMI report
the bill 10 The l!na.,.
L. tie H.p-r of Commons this evening Nr Covon.
Radcal ;qcuh'r for NrGclstlc-ou-lyno, aH;-dsi
chcars frcn lrh Lcp!rrs. auloH"""d that "'
so.u ast' 'r ij'ss G.! the House permitted Ee would
m.ys that whenever ,r..ric? j., Ct. ,.'cl tir b.I
,hoaG r;.- without Discussion.
i. ii. Sullivan, Hollc Euln n"mIr for |ca,h,
e.,c rot,e tlHtli Mr. Governs Ho ION !i n' 'ga''Y"d
lc Tord uo.r t'..t Ui,. vi rHcy i, declared She
I..u,r ,hruId norr tl.l - !iis,H.u b" hc@-u on
a.v Qn"-''oH
l.r r<D.at.r the Il.r', a. Commons t!ir after
nan:. a.auuurrI irr,h and ro.t s.'.En "a ~. ~
.g.,,t- rrr.r. lu-.i.s'. ll.ir were si'H to-day
LpU..d - H':y a;.a"dmc".a 90 tie bill fo' tie
l. 10 g| q y / |
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Tile GERMAN REICNSTAG.

BERLIN. Thursday, Feb. II. le6l.
Count Won Arnm- BOitzcnburg. who was
Yesterday reelected President Of tho EeichStHg' mas
declined to accept. as he had resolved 10 90 IL inc
Clcrcas were represented among his colleagues Her
Won Frankensten (ClericaD VINO was yesterday elected
Vice-Presldent OF the Rechstag Is tho lhdlvldual
who did not accept the EmperOr's invitation 70 pe
present at the ceremony OF the cOmplclloh VI 'No
The Reichstag to-day elected Herr Won Go,sler'
Conservative, President vice Count fou Alnl''V"@0A
burg VINO declined the chair.
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TIE SCUM AFRICAN WAR.

IoApoN Thursday, Feb. II. 1881.
disvatch from Durham dated the 16th inst.
s,rs: The telegram wire has been eat between New
castle aud Ladysmith President Brand trlegraphs
ideally denying the rumor that the O7lnHe Free stac
Beers had formed aager in Natal TO oppose the BFish
Gen raj Sir EVELYN Wood telcgrHphcd from Lpuy'm IN
tuday mat inc had crossed the Ju ngnc River VITA ms
forces which include battalion OF the GOt lhh hnG
iba gld liighlanaers. The Bnush ing hqdadEOu
arrived at the Cape Of Good HOPE To-Day
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7 v
There is q much more hopeful feeling in
latlvc to III. (..k qu.-.uu Ia cons ql'hrc Oi
,ty = yi,,,, cn .,trI to AXE the lead IN thr IcGo'
ta,!or. n, Con taninpplc. Mr.. & schcn. the BrtlSh
Ambassador To Turscy, has Ind three h,uIs Interview
with ric sultan n, wls very clriliy rrceN'd:
uiirl r,In Cu..s!n.t:uupc 20 IH' mrs ali ~, M
G,,'cuI III r;ru - m i.e he satan iEOic iLan
,ycr q, -irpu+ lOr y ace"
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Drl7H or 4 WELL-KNoTy TUEENAN

IlOLTpEL, Y. j., Feb. 17-Charlcs S. Lloyd,
n well .uowm tn fpan, die suddenly ut bis residence
here tins morning of heart disease. Lloyd was born In
141i aiI was one Of the best known raiscrs Of fast
.-es N tl.. C.UnirT, having raised the first King
Erl-.t ca't. Knccrtft ard acrobat. His stables ana
fr,r, y III. are near T. d. Wtherss raising grounds,
?rr rfno, finest IN the state. He went " bed III the
I..- .,f
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DISBANDING STATE CAJILEY.

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-THE Adirtant- General
bos saued orders dishandng the following troops OF
cavalry; Separate Troop A, First Division. March 10
Separate Troop d, Fifth Brigade Second DIVISION
March 2l: Srpnratc Troop L. Seventh brigade, fith
iivIsion March %; Separate Troop q, Eleventh Bii-
snda second division. March q; scraiac IIOop NJ,
Iour;h Brigade Sixth DNlaI0n. March To-
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PROHIBITION IN NORTH CAROLINA

RALEIGH, n. c., Feb. 17.-The friends OF
rroltou have been making great efforts to secure the
passage OF pIohbitory measures by the Legislature OF
North rona Petitions were presented today siSnen
% "a Oo0 nersops making, with former petitions, an
~ a. Of M least 2UOO00 petitioners. Legislation
favorable to tue movement Is anticipated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
4 PRIZE FIGHTIy SIXTH ATENUE.

Af-ht without glovc5 took place last night in
room in Sixth-avc., between Twcnty-irst and
Twcpiy y-sccorG-sta.. between Jimmy Kelly and
George Tayor Taylor is a negro. All the ru es of
th, rag w.r, observed. The fight lasted an hour.
4: the en-! of III, fifteenth round Kelly Knocked
Tayinr down wi,h blow that disabled him and
ended the struggle. Kelly was declared tho winner.
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S.NfLL-POX ~ NET-JERSEY.

Prp BANK, y. j., Feb. 17.-Miss Grover,
yor1 lady scycntc Of age AID the daughter OF
prominent ciiz o. this place. Is Ill with the smallpox
80 Hrlr school nj Trenton. II il reported that the
.' 'n '.lIrll' ned ~ the sici glrl viii not he
per t.it II home until abe recOYer@. Mr Ht-
rp.G, 40 I, sl.riug win smallpox here, IS c0h'a!es
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authorizing the Treasury to hold the new Donds rs
security for the circulation of the banks, and pro-
vldIng that only bonds bearing interest should be
so held. go.
A debate followed upon Mr.. Allison's amendment
providing for the sale Of the bonds under seaicd
proposals, the bids most advantageous TO he ac-
copied Some Senators feared that this might throw
the whole loan into the hands of a syndicate or
combination of banks, but the amendment was
agreed to. Senator Mcdonald evidently now began
than three per cent and therefore proposed ana
secured the ado ption of amendment providing
that the bonds shall bear interest not exceeding
three per cent
The Senate having become decidedly thin, SensI
tor Bayard proposed to have the votes on the 6lll
and amendments taken at O'Clock tomorrow. Inc
sitting concluded at Ills.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON Thursday. Feb II, 1881.
The Dritish steamer TOpaze Captain Corhei nt haVFe
from N,y Orleans has been slightly damaged by IRE
The Queen travelled 10 Windsor from Osborne To-Day
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At THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

WORK OF CONGRESS AND COMMITTEES.
o,vye AND HARBoR BILL passed IN TIE
uorsE-rHe REFUNDINa BILL IN THE SENATE Ale
-suspRY CIVIL BnLs-ELEcTRIo LIGHT FOX
The CAPITQL- ., .ho
The House of Representatives passed the
e;yer and Harbor Appropriation bill without
INV amendment which materially changed the
.monnt G to be appropriated. There is
.ome M hope that it may be amended in the
Senate. The Senate considered the Refund
inc bill, and adopted an amendment proVla-
inc that the rate of interest on the
new bonds shall not be more tnan Inlee '
per cent. The Sundry Civil bill mas peen
completed by the Committee. Inc mouse
Committee on Public Buildings has reported
IN favor of lighting the Capitol grounds by
electricity.
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FRAGNEN1S or JCESTKRN NEG;S.
rr,Tu rror A SrvGrt,R CAUSE.

II
c r.AI'.' r.AI'. 'ni oii ~ ,o.+r,orto,,
SifI IG',, ',,. ,, NJ ~ p,i6 T,ni ye.r yi
a. li ',.. MS morning: anl the srlngr tai wa,
" tut - ca c..r,oI. ,lcpo>it had clCsel up his
- -, go.
'' r,;.~ipArrD FROM .r'SPrCroS
,...,,..., I,.L = TLn Ro,- Mr. Tuunor
,t.,'. .,uc y Ms, Ihrrc, i.,,c'
N-t't " ''' 81 ~ !, hoo, iv,r.rntOi
(,,, ,J. on st ,.."narisn III that connection ami
Ll,. 'L.'I Eis ,Ill.y ]ouhlrl.
49,. ,,..>. f.. .,.,,r,ror,, 1r-rsr .TIOv
>, M' ~ J'i,n r,,L;I;+c,,.
DlTF'ht, Mn IL, j 60. l T. nv ePl''iI'I'NiI
a'','u.r n 20 me g. Nv. o, Va, I,I't "a III tnc M
=. e. S''@tr ih, h'ilN-' !! "'LiS "lc I've oI tHc
r'Gh'lt" i"".ihirtr u vs. o">lVI'" 'oi I"r'Hcl
ac..o.' t'c senator ''''- "'9-.''
N\I-.TH Ali;I~r.p T'H T"Mi kY.
n,.pun.r Ni,I T,b. lT.-UhOmaS Wash
i, w., 3..i c'I' ai u'ul.r,r was arrested this
,.pr,ig ar ID N!.h y lidN ~ me fTduGulcnt pen
son cts i VAL" trcd in ."I ',ri Satcs Court IN thiS
cy. whcl''" h Wifr " ~ " |",nln WIS one OF the
cCH-pl1l0i', "a pti"I 81 ~ p''o'c 'hc ~o'AuI's
sou'l>
>Iv eT.C,.-Y. .RDS DNPt%Y AT C!NCINTATI
Ct~,r%v,fI Feb Ill is said in financial
;r.'.. :, H. g. .-,.,g!+ o. llpauy !, oriug formed
,.. "l V.t.. T. .!.Nty ;aGs COMPANY. formed
in I11 Ia, ajlli Twelve OF It's tea years con-
ir.c v SEE e. tarrN uu,. Then the bus
r... ,l lie , ..t.l- vii b. 10 The bust
r,>.I y..il, ,.rN.rpir.
49, ,.,.,.,.,, =, tr,r. r,.,r,vc
=, - E.L Ill ,roe 4,
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BANK FlILURE IN MISSOURI,

ST.. LOUIS, Feb. 17.-Private dispatches from
Kansas City say that the Valley Bank Of that city cIosod
ts doors this morning, that retailers are s prnclpai
depoaors and that number OF inefcIantS VIII " ViH
bairasaed by the failure.
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~ TAX TELEGR4PH C0NPANIES.

Cu!c>G0, Feb. ia bill to tax telegraph
co,p..a..s rro pc? cent on ;bcr gross Hgs WIS,
,f i.cu G cu,-on d>.cd In the lllnOls senate To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-18
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GLADSTONE STILL AGGRESSIVE.

ULADSTONE SIILL AGGKEooIV u
lie PROPOSES TO RUSH THE PROTECTION BILL
THROUGH THE HOUSE or CONMoNs-PARNELL
IN LONDON AGAIN-NEw SPANISH AIBAssA-
DORIS APPOINTED.
Mn Gladstone intends to move soon that
the Irish Protection bill be reported in
the British House of Commons, whatever
amendments may be pending. Mr.. Parnell
returned to London last night. -Four
new Spanish Ambassadors have been ap-
pointed. 1t is expected at Paris that Germany
will succeed in settling the TurcO-Greek
quarrel. General Wood is advancing against
the BOcrs.
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r,rAr r,ITpOAn ACcInrNT.

ST. LOII-, No. FrO. II-A UlSpNtch ION
Haul;b Mo. &, ir i0$t- bii d'ch says: The cab'o~
ti,r n, East lapn.hal sw,;c uis morning, roll dowi
an rl,,p nNIurut and tu"k fire. y. Snrll. p2ssenSr
I,n, crescent CITY. H. was Ied AID two o:Ber pas
,rl,r.li Tie c0ulIr;Or AID brakeman were slightly
Lurl 4 broken rail caiiscd the accident"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-10
TOWN AND: COUNTY.
sAtunDAr, ssiiptomAsSsSas 10, !, 1873,

$; TERMS or The News AND HERALp.
: -Tri-weckly edition, four doflars pei,
az. S,.nsYf'.', 3; 4, ii a%gance; wsskly edition,
tw9Mdllars ana fifty cents per annatn,,
IN advance. Liberal discount to clubs
Of five and upwards.
/. RATES Of ADYERTlslNfsnOne dollar
Rer inch For tile first insertion, ond
fifty cents per inch for each subscq lent
in.sorti9n. These rates apply to an ad
yertiscinents, of whatever natu &c, and
are payable strictly in advance. Con-
Fracts for three, six or twelve months
Hade on very liberal terms. Tran
lsicnt local notices, fifteen cents per
snd o4c-lSlf StsS dsSts per line for 'eae, each
.subscquehtihsiertion. Obitua"ies md
tributes of i0speet charged us Hdver-
tisemonts. Simple announcements OF
marriages and deaths publislied flee OF
charge, and solicited.
Al o09E@%RRSicetioq 9ERRSic Hf whafsoeyer fa yer
tYinnsbofo = Publishing Company
Wihnsboro, s.. G.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-10
HYNIENEAL.

MARRIED-On Thursday, septem-
Der !, at tlie BRIDES residence, Car
tersvillc, Ga, by the Rev. T. E. Smith,
Mr.. j. W1THERspooN WALLACE, OF
Fairfield county, to Miss ELLA S.
A1ttNoR.
.MARR1Eb-on "wednesday the 9TH
Of soptember, by the. Rev. j. p.
Marion, assisted by the Rev. John A.
White, Mr.. II. G. PATRICK, Of White
Oak, Fairfield county, to Miss S. JAMIE
HENRY, daughter of Captain William
HehEy, of Chester County, SC.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-10
r. j. McCARtEY 4 CO.,

coTroN buxERs AND coStSiisS1dN
SiEisCHANIs,
AFRO now prepared to give tho highest
marEet price for the staple.
We are agents for ths Brown Cotton
Gin, with Fodder and Condenser.
wefqro also. agents for tho C!,aii1pion
and Climax tio%s.
All paftictas viii find 1t to thooilr adv
age to give us a call
sept 1-tXtf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-10
EAAss for the NHIIiHsHONi

FOO CHOO'S BALSAM of SHARKS OIL
Positively RESTORES the Hearing. and Is the only
Absolute Cure for Deafness Known.
This oil is extracted from a. peculiar
species of small HITE SMARk, canght in
the Yellow Sea, known as Ca,rharOd0n
Rondelehi. Every Chinese. fisherman
knows IT,, It's virtues as. a raitontive OF
hearing were discovered by Buddhist
Priest about the year I4ln lis cures were
so numerous and mauy so seemingly mi
raculuns. that the. rcmed, WAS officially
proclaimed over the entire Enpire. Its
use BECAME so universal that for over 300
years no deatn ess has existed amoug the
Chinese people. Sent, charges prepaid.
any address at 81 per bottle. :.
Only imported by HAYLOCK & CO.,
Sole Agents for Amerlc2. Dcy st., New York.
Its virtues are uAqncstionable and it
curative character absolute. as the writer
can personally testify. both from expert
once and observation.
Among the many readers Of tLe Rcuie,o
in ono part and ahothcr Of the country, it
is probable that numbers arc afflicted with
deHflfess,, and to such it may be said:
","rite at once to ffnylock g. Co.,, 7 Dey
Street, New York, enclosing 81, and you
will receive by return a remedy that will
enable you to hear like anybody else, ani
whose curative effects will DO permanent,
You will never regret doing ,oo.%"--,laSor
q !a'efeza''le Ro'ie~. Jun 253io
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-10

lskLiidsiot'us sEY7sors.-Dr. Grialths
requests us to apnounce ,that he will
preachin tho, Methodist church to-
moorSfictSwN oSitSN 'miol:iiilg at .'elevoh O'Clock,
and at night at eiglit O'CLOCK. AT the
night service, n. Grffilths wifi, in
place ftlie 'Gsiial Sermon, deliy!;esr a
missionary address, and will exhibit
to his audience Some curiosi{ioss from
China. We doubt hot Tie address
will be Toth entertaining and instruc-
tive, and the services will 30 wen 'sN-
tended.
THE NAsnviI.Ln NonaAL SCHOOL,
On Tuesday Superintendent Thomp-
son, assisted by Messrs. Rieeiiiann and
Schoenbcrg, held in Columbia all ex-
amination of applicants for five sholar-
ships in the Nashville Normal School,
offered by the peabody Trustees. Mr..
Ralph Caldwell, son of. G. Caldwell
Esq, OF this place WAS one of thirteen
competitors, aiia his iiaiGe appears
first in tic list of appointeeS. We
extend congratulations, and wish him
success. The scholarships pay two
hundred and fifty dollars Sear fotr
two years, and graduates bind them
selves to teach at least two years in the
public schools If they can secure posi-
tions.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-10

in Fairfield county; also that my stock
of groceries will be offered at the low
est prices. 1mean what I say. My
price list will appear when return
from New York. b. SUsEkiIErMEn.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-10
KINGS MOUNTAIN and lis HEROEs.
JOB PRINTING.

All kinds off, JOB PRINTING, sucR
as Letter Heads Bill Heads Envelopes.
&c., &C., done in neat style a ID very,
CHEAP, at The NgNs AND RS8AtD
Office.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-10

- subscribe to TaE NEWS AND
REkALn.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-10

WAxrED.--f,want the ppHblic to un- I'M.
derstand that owing to tho short crops
intend to sell my dry goods, CLOTH
ing, boots, shoes, hats, etc., cheaper
,thst1 they haTo ever been sold before
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-10

BETHEL PEEsBYrERY. This Presby-
terry will hold its fall meeting at Aim
well church, Riigeway, beginning on
tho last Friday hi September and last
ing till the following Tuesday. AS
the Fairfield churches have been re-
Gently transferred from Harmony to
Bethel, it is very PLEASANT that Bethel
should come down and get acquainted.
IN behalf Of the citizens of Ridgeway
we give them a hearty welcome.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-10
SCHOOL NdbTHCE.

pY direction of the Board of Trustees
D the publ lc schools III School Dis
trict No. IA will be regularly. opened on
Mon day, the 18th instant, at ha,usual
hour. "a. r. r. ROBERTSON, =
sept 8-t2t Clerk.