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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-14

A LONG and carefully written article In
the New York Tribune gives q macs Of In
tsrestius facts concerning the educational
progress o. oil parts Of the South, and
especially Of the progress Of the negro
race. The work Is going on with the
enthusiasm Of q new effort, rather than
with the impetus OF an established system
But there is . feeling that the education
Of the whole MAS Of ignorance that the
war left upon the hands Of the South 10
too large q problem for the South to deal
With unsided and alone, The assistance
otthe National Government, AS had been
suggested by Mr.. Hayes, and subsequently
In the inaugural address Of Mr.. Garfield,
must be obtained before the immense
difficulties Of the undertaking can be
overcome. But the spirit that 10 shown
now In all parts Of the south-ii the re-
port Of the New York Tribune can DO
trusted-is such as to insure that Govern.
ment funds devoted to this end will be
wisely and honestly expended.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-14

GENERAL AND MIS-. GRANT will entertain
much company at Long Branch this sum-
msr. Senator Cameron and his wife are
expected. The General has q Fourth Of
July ~Yrandsou-ths son Sf Col. Fred
Grant Mrs, sartoriS also has the Fourth
Of July Tor her birthday. The eldest
daughter Of Col. Fred Frant, named julia
Dent, alter the Generate wife, was born
in the White House in 1875. General
Grant 10 tondsr Of this granddaughter than
any Of his other grandchildren, and says
she Is the most attractive child he ever
AAW.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-14

whole discourse vas one Of remarkable
ability and Interest, and but for lack Of
room We should Ike 70 publish 1t entire.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-14

CRElGHT0N-on wednesday afternoon, July l9,
1881, y $50 O'Clock, ISABELLA, wife Of Nm ~
lriIhton,
FuRtral services at the resldeuce oil her husband
Eoa street, ThuEEdAy morning al $50 o'clock,
which the remains viii 10 taksu 70 BroVnt
Vile, Pa for iutormsut
YOUNGMAN-0u Wednesday afternoon, July Il,
Al 40 o'clock, LASPBR Y0UN0hAM, aged "a
years. II months aud l diy,
Funeral from his late residence, No. 7Sls Eod
street, Friday afternoon at O'Clock, Friends oil The
arc respectfully invited 70 attend. lnttrnoni
at PebiRIu q Cemetery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-14
rnE DALI lATELLIaENOER

VIII DO mailed to Ny lddFOal, postage prepaid, for
one day or any length q tins desired, as follow
single copy, ave esnlIi ore Ws'k, atts'n eSAlai two
vSakL thlhy SsHIj ORslROnIh, a~izty'aVs eanai
NO mouths, one dollar and Thirty cshtli iAFss
aOaths, ,yO dollar, HyaNs Y p8rsHts.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-14

AT W%aynesburg, Greene county Pa
butter sells at l2 cents, eggs at y cents,
and new potatoes at 81 per buShsl'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23
GENE ERIN GOSSIP,


In ireland, where suicides were
heretofore almost unknown, six t,tk
place. last twinfcr.
Miss Harkness. who won the prize
in Paris for yiUlion playing, is the
daughtey Of a'Boston ncws-carriGr.
1t is estimated that GAjium kills
ovcr-l60 900 persons in China every
year. An Excellent cxpedicnt to keep
down the population.
-EN-CongrcssmanR Rainev, Of South
Chroliia. VIII be can,lidatc TOR clerk
ct the House OF Representatives on
the organization OF Congress in De-
cember. Mr. Rainey Is Il c0lorcd
man.
|. The mill pr"prictors in Maine pay
ihcn $3.50 week. women 5000, and
cln.Nfcm from 81 80 to $5.4O. This is
less Inn the dreadful "paupcr wages
in Ehglantl. hut it is the best the pro-
tcclivc .taCftr can do for rlaboring pco.
pie in the fuctorics.
"A whole ncishBorioud took or its
coat in Floyd county, Ky, the other
day a,ld engaged in an internccinc
war, In which one hunircd kliot%W,rc
tired. One man carried OIL seven bull
lct-holcs in his clothes.
john y. Culhbert, Of Mobile, who
is now liinctv-thrcc years old. is said
to bc' Tie Oldest surviving cx- Congress-
man. lie entered Congress six,V-!wo
years ago. lie is q lawyer. and rs
lately is last year practiscd his pro-
icssion III the Alabama courts.
--onn of the features of the Atlanta
Cotton Exposition will he the ma,l,l-
iacturn of Il suit Of clothes trom raw
cotton in twcmty-follr hours. The cot
ton will be plc kch. gilnrcd, spun.
dyed, woven. and made into II suit of
clothes for Senator Brown inside Of
one day.
An Austrian chemist is said to
hHrc devised Il soporifir which he calls
"Tamcr." ct which IL few drops Sprin.
klrd on the head and face viii stu pcty
Il n,a,l in few seconds. TIE 10, rr,i-
mcnt has Forbidden him to make it or
communicate it, composition to others
"iiiddcnitc." the new gen, found
i'll North Carolina. is hand T. than
emerald, more brilliant and ofn >imilnr
color. Only one vein has been found,
and that is only = to - inches wide
and feet long. The .c"t stones sell
readily for SlOO per karat. and the
largest vet found weighs Is karuts.
-Companics have been organized to
work the bottoms Of some of the G"ur-
gia rivers for gold, and rich results
are anticipated. The process Of work.
ing is new, the sand being drawn up
from the bottom by steam suction il,
great quantities and washed. Some Of
tic strcalGs "re%ti:' to We very rich.
Major Daniel, the Democratic
candidate for Governor OF NIr~.nia.
has pale and bcardlc&s face and a
boyisl expression, reminding one Of
Byron. lie is said to be II very
chivalric person. and ii is related that
he left school with Il room-mntr, who
was expelled for some violation Of
rule, because, though not guilty of The
s'tnc otlcnsr. no was present and in
full sympathy with the offender
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23
ADVfCE TO FaRMERS.
How to Meet the Present and tho Thrr
ened Dlmcultics of the Sttuat1o,

How to Meet the Present and the Thrent
ened Dimcul,ics of tho Situation.
Il. II. Mc4HaStcr, Esq: DEAn Six
"A year since, when confined il,
doors, addressed you series of lct.
tera, some Of which have appeared in
the columns of our county paper, and
others have gone to the waste basket
notably. amongst the latter, ono on
forests, forest growth. fruits, nuts,
ETC., system Of cotton farming, coupled
with corn and oats, farm engineering
buildings, building materials, laying
of farms, fields, roads, etc., and 9th.
ers. This subject Of farms and farm.
ing supplies Is an endless theme, and
one that can be spun out indefinitely
The writer is aware that Ito has been
open to the charge Of being long.
windcd, and only in this respect to be
equalled by a certain Capital editor,
but makes his exit with thanks to the
printer and to the readers for having
received no caustic criticism for his
blunders.
Ere leaving off we have few 70.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

light Many woman is
rendered completely miserable by the
suffering caused in forcing her foot
into whit is considered prct,iIv
shaped boot. The beautifuIlv-con.
structcd human foot. with the elastic
movements Of its different joints, with
certain parts by nature SO formed as
to easily bear the weight Of the body,
is thing to be wondered at; and yet
we enclose it. through this love of
vanity, in tight-ttting case Of lcath-
CT, constructing all it's movements, and
causing all the pressure Of the body to
come ON those parts which by nature
are, most untitled to boar it. The high
and narrow heels help materially TO
further det0rm and hurt the feet, and
by throwing the body forward arc un-
dotibtcdly pfcindicial to a healthy con-
dition Of the spine; and the thin solcs
of these 'tprctty boots" produce "cold
feet, in the possession Of which there
Is neither comfort nor, am afraid,
health, and, IN the second place, very
commonly lead to tho large majority
of, colds TO which may often be al
tributcd many lifelong misery
Even moderately tight-iitting boots
will in time cause all those discoinforts
Of the feet which render the ordinary
yak thing to be dreaded: corns;
mlnions, ingrowing toc-nails, chill
blains; all those are the wages we pay
for having a "pretty FOOT Does it
paya
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23
IT IS 4 WE'LL KNOWN FACT

lmnnT rhNSici"DS that RGchu Junlrer and
farrln Brnvn In comhiratIon are. ire hest
t"m"nicS IN the wcriI Tor disease or III. i;ia,l-
o. the hn:ntI. family. h",h mole and female
SHii; irnln uclan"rmcnt Of those organs an
h'2!tcL or l''ll TO Use proper remedies hurry
many To untim"iy graves Numerous c"mnj.
,rifinns hrv; been tried for Gravel. Brick D,>t
D'pnSl;S. Ii! lights Di"paSr. Weakness in Back
and ktincyS IL none with Slch han my rrsl,;1s
as k;!l Kin S Extract OF iiuchu and Juniper. Ii
you suffer from a"y disease OF IhnSn organs
gel hotllr--onc Or two III rrll' We you
Prepared o',lv nv lIunt, RnnHlu Il Iamar
DrmES.Si$, Atlanta, Ga, and FOR sale by ali
UruGT'ntS. WV
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

McDow ought ccrtainly to he caught.
1t will pay somebody to get him. The
United States government offers re-
ward Of three hundred dollars for his
capture, Governor Hagood offers two
hundred, and Collector Brayton offers
five Misunderstanding thousand dol
lars in all. Considering the character
and capacity Of Commissioner Raum's
Especial focc," it might be well to
compromise with Mellow by letting
him "inform" OH himself, give hi n
self up, and share the spoils. lie says
he's willing to stand fair trial and
the five hundred dollars would help
him towards getting one. The Especial
force will never catch him. They
are too much "men Of good standing
and good habits" to bc successful il,
such work.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

EX-SENATOR NORWOOD ts:on record
as saying recently that "thc best part
Of the earth is bounded by a1ine about
four hundred miles west Of the Missis-
sippi river. north by the lakes, and cast
aud south by the Atlantic and tile Gulf
Of Mexico; and the best part of the
circnmscribed section, physically, is
Georgia"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

"A volcanic eruption took place IL
Idaho, On the 9Th inst.,, on % mountain
on the South Fork Of the Clear Water.
sending forth n volume Of fire and
smoke several hundred feet in height.
Tho shock was felt for distance of
twenty Ave miles,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

SENATOR BUTLER, they say, looks
ten years younger than he did last
spring. His jaunt in the Northwest
with General Rosser has brought back
the roses to his check, the fire to- his
eye and, If anything, added cubit to
bis Senatorial stature. General Butler
is one Of most popular men at Wash
.ington.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

THE Washington Post thinks q
Democrat shottla be appointed to
Judge 'Cliford's seat on the Supreme
Bench. 1t is due, says the Post, "that
both parties to cause involving po-
litical tenets or issues should have
some chance in our court of, ultimate
determination"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23
A. GsHeesESGDNKIE.,
kI.A 2sS for the NaaIa.gaeN?

FOO CHOO'S BALSAM of SHARKS on,
Positively Restores The Hearing. ard IS the only
Absolute Cure for Deafness Known.
This oil is eXtrac cd from a pccnlinr
species of small HIrE SnAEH, canght in
the yellow Sen. known as CdycLa,vd,,
RondHe;j. Every Chinese fisherman
knows it. Its virtues as restorative Of
hearing were discovered by Buddhist
Priest aEont the year lllO. lis cnrrs were
SO numerous and mNuy so scclnincly mi
racnions, that the remedy was otliciall,
proclaimed over the entire Enpnc. IT,
use became so universal that for over 800
years no deafness has existed among the
Chinese people. Sent. charges prepaid.
any address mt ~ per hottie.
Only Imported by IAYtOCK & CO.;
Sole Agents for America. I Dcy ST., New York.
LIS virtues are nnqucstionable and il,
curative charactcr absolute, as the writer
can personally testify. both from cApcri
ence AMI observation.
Among the many readers Of tt.c Pcri,,r
in one part and nilo:her of the country il
il probable TINT num- bers nre afflicted vim
X mess, and to such it may be snid.
'"r'a ut once to Hnylock d Co., Dey
H'F@t', New York, enclosing 81, and \on
viii receive by return Il remedy thut vii,
enable yon to herr like anybody else, nnl
whose curative effects will DO permanent
Ypu Will never regret loing so - Editor
" -ueFcom'e hfo'c". jun 25-3m
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

The Missouri .Repnblicam thinks
Miller and Lapham will bc allowed to
take their seats. without difficulty, be-
; csuse Of their microscopic quality.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

COLONEL II. &. CoRprN, who was
one Of General Garticld's comrades in
the late war, says that the PRESIDENTS
stomach always was very weak. Dur
Ing the war, when the President was
IN perfect health, living on camp fare
without uneasiness, he could not pass
dead a'n' decaying body without
turning dcathly sick. a man with q
stomach like that could not be in "per-
feet health"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

= Cat II :. E' NNii T. 'S.S.
Dr. j v. r. 49, !'rn, S'--N W., nr,,i NV
'n !" HdItNr:,'! th:' n" II /" ~ cu" 'rcilinr
'htf VIZ" - v g L. - U-E o. W n" To; thira
,T'1'i Ing Prw't"':l Whrr' tIt r. !, tnr,li,"; Il Il
H'h'' ;" i!c'' Ei'H E'c in,c tcca DE- ;g,tt(
"'" ~ .'''dh ami 1rnHHrt ~ i.f urcn hnr nf
mr. chF "rcn (. rfH r!r di'actct "a. era Mo, tu
"tlihh IS iEdi:y cn~.h to ~, pnd should b.
Aept hrhH parents having small children.
Respectfully, etc, 49,.
JESSE r WRIGHT.
EOit IN ln Enlnircr Sun.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

THE Augusta FChrontcle says s'Dr.
Bliss is certainly to be commiser.tcd.
He is between condurango and the
>press gang, (which is equivalent to
being between the devil and the deep
ssca,"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

PHILADELPHIA Is excited over her
first negro policemen. The appoint
ment caused considerable remark, and
when the new officer appeared on the
streets he was followed by large
crowd Of men and boys. white aud
'colored. The whites jcered him and
the negroes cheered him, but he kept
on the even tenor Of his way, till the
excitement is now about over.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

THE Paris Toltai,'e notes the fact,
III its daily abridgement Of events,
= that "Sir Levi Morton, now American
FHiimistcr to Paris, spehks French with
81 rttnhtitg hand" Talks it poker
fashion, we sllDposc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23
lAE CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE,
REV. WIN. r. ATKINSON, PRINCIPAL
>GAIARL0TTE, n. G.
-.-o-'o-------~---

KEENE Govern of na1
S. c.. DccerIbe til,
@onmen department Of it. This derived from
health honeie
favorntly
Shall KENNEDY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

DIR. Bliss considers DR.. Hammonti's
latest opinion as "unprofessional, uI,~
gentlemanly and indecent" II the
President survives, it is confidently
predicted that DR., Hammond will
swear that he ALWAYS said sol
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

SEEAroRGEoRGE- says that the de-
feat 6fhfs collesague, Senator Lamar,
would be IA calamity not bn!y to
Mississippi, hut to the whole South"
We hope that calamity is not possible
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23
n. MEANS DAVIS; EprroR.
JH0. s.nEFNOLDS. Asso;5fXrs EDITION.

GEN. HENPIIftT says 1t is an inter-
dicted thing in South Carolina for an
'eG?tor to toll the truth about farming,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23
I SPECEAL NOTICES.

80 DANGER II. TAXING MAY ArrLE LIVER
person. but so NJ nc1ratlhg that they clear tho
system OF all Impurities, ana gently excite the
liver 10 hcalthy action. Price 10 cents per oUX.
sold BY all druggists In this county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

HERMAN MELVILLE used to say that
he was rlouder Of his backbone than
of his brain, although he could boast
OF having fine genius. The possess
sion Of a strong stomach would seem
to be the greatest blessing of all.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

SESSIONS, the lobbyist and briber, IF
Fredonia, N. Y, has been endorsed
for reelection to the General Assem-
ibly Of that State. 'aTfis is3sepublican
reform with vengeance.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23
SELMA. AlA Ap,Il g. 1s,s.

-. SELMA. AIA.. April 8. 1873.
Mr. j. j. GoorT,n. Agent Dear Sir: take
pleasure 1nStntf!ie .hnt have lsed yOHr Ncdi-
En1fd stock F,td on very rcor, Cow. With
gives great deal mo.c milk. ard IS much SIT
pc,inr therefore 1rct mmcl this mcdiciue
TO all WEo wish 70 improve Il cir stock. rattle
and hohscS. DS II IS tIuiy what II Is rprrst nted
TO be. Very res rccuulIy, A KAYSER.
-, EyFAULA. ALA July. 1878.
Mr. SPoE'Ifr'd :: s, q enc .ack Of yCur Stock
F,cd or MY COW. wfa very sath factory re
>fhr. Shh n dlrr'ntly diCprrd her calf, nno
was IN ronrccrd''ion, and hv the nSc OF your
.,,, - GRO. II. DENT.
Dr a. II. Norton OF se75nrah. wr.tcs:' as-
sure vnu iitllLnrIS N" rlHHa,ue To- give my ap-
nrorhi alrf @T}fCate IN gave. Gf yCur Lung
ReStor"r lavirg given IT ainlr trial In num-
,ra'mrnt cf b cnth hi'is era Crrsumliiou.
Five years ago III, VIII" VA far cuur in ,'ou4
'Gmri!oh <h" he'd leon r<i,i'rt q rr her he'd trs
E'rafrr mart o. ti,r time, Tor SIX months wtil,
Hcciir F'vrrtuly day rIh J he'd hut ll:tle
hopes Of h"r recovery. rn' by perseverance,
nHrtrrtlN scurd. CAV" lcr no other Iurg
Mrdicirr thnn Nou'Sard cough syrup M, G.
| have p"i orally given them together s have
S'rnlE iatIn ~ both ]. SMcr ocrd IN curi"" Il
uporr OF hopeless cases and rcCLnd HrrwcrS
Lung R"sl"r'r as vain; oil. preparation.
'.raIly OUT. :Fe, d hiiot sam" and vii! rrnit
1rhmntiv WI hing vou gond success, remain,
Yours rtsp ciiHIN.,
Corrcr West Broad al d Harris Sis. Savannuh,
COrgia.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

j. LArIMF D,:ofD Dnyds
" tbs school the highest place educational He has
and
accomplished teacher +.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23
"a NNEIED GSNdeDS

Of first quality and full weight.
Apples, Baked Beans, Pineapple.
Pcnchcs, Snccotash, Salmon, Tomu-
toes, Sardincs, Mustard.
ROBINSON'S IMPORTED OAT..
MEAL FRESH.
Condensed Milk; Ocean Gem"
Mackercl in 5 lb. cans.
PARCHED COFFEE
in bulk, as good as packages, and
CHEAPER.
BAKERS DRONIA,
A palatablo beverage for invalids MS
well as persofs in nHalth, and highly
recon mcnned By physicians as a
diet for children.
EVAPORATED APPLES.
I DO NOT close at six o'clock A
share Of the public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Es. M. EaUEX.
lure 25. .6In
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23
GRAND OPENING.
J. NJ. BEATTY K Cd.

z0 TzE LADIEs or FAIRFIELD G0UNTy:
nA opened and have ready inspection Of tho
ana best selected stocks FANtY
NollONS ever brought to this place. " 1AAA>
Mks BoA With the assane Of her miiner, MISS BLACK of
and keep them full escason. "" VIII 'ePchsh
FULL LINZ or DRESS G0Qbs and trimmings to match Tho
pest and cheapest line Of CORSETS
0''' "'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23
BARREL BEST CIDER PUT ON
DRAUGHT TO-DAY.
APPLICATION FOR CHARTER

NOTICE is hereby given that applica-
~ ton will be made to the Legisla-
turc OF the State of South 'arolinn at its
next session, for charter to construct
railroad from some point on the Char.
lotto, Columbia and Augns.a Railroad
between Columbia and Winnsboro. to
some po.nt cast OF Camden, S. G., by way
Of Cnmd,n, S. G.
Aug 3; 1881. w. A. ANCRUM
f. l.. TEMP,
T. W. PARKER,
J. Il. LAY.
aug 6-tx3m =
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

During the months Of August and Sep
trmh"r, we oHer Hipnos and Organs at
Lo NEST CASH RATES payab,e-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23
:AI'TENTION

IS cn'ad to my fresh and we'll,
sclccte,. stock of
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23


EXIENSE
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23
S2J CASH ON a PIANO,
$40 CASH ON AN ORGAN,

and the balance in three mouths rihot.
id'rest. This offer rxpifes October ]st.
n9%t. Buy now. ond 6uy as cheap rs you
can next Vail With cash in hand> Nothing
gained by wait:;ng,. Prices will BE higher
Another boom IS >'!osc at hand. Manu-
tacturei" viii not be able to half supply
the demand. and instruments will Le
scarce and high.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23

ATLANTA. Ga. July |. 1874.
We have haGn using .'Swin'S Svphi,Ic Snr-
nc IN ~ tCeatmrni n,rurvtctS Tor tn" last
year. ana hr1fNr II i IN" nHiy r"!kt'n Enutvn
'che"H ina. WlN erect a lermUHPHt cHie OF dis
eases ior which l, - rrc'minc"h"G
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23
$1,000 REWARD

VIII b" rnih 20 any ch' 1t !st WHO VIII ilnt on
:h'lNSlS ot ''c iHnt.r" |"t''cS o! s. S s. one
Flr'lcir oi.mrlcory, H. l"n potassium, or any
il!nrl al substance.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. pvoprie-
inrS A'EIt}i Ga
sod lr ali:DrugglStS
call .or Il copy or Young Mems L. lend"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-23
Sold by the druggist5 OF this county.
.tC0S tf

- -, ] y tI.N " d,
COrrcr west Broa" III d Harris SIS. Savannah
COrtsia.
, 1881-06-16
LABOR.


- q NfkhI Elts3A
The Carpenters Md JuAers' Benevolent
Association, Branch No. /, n,et lust .tiglIt ut
Warlluka's Hail, :'il Larrabco street. The
evening was spe,t IN miscellaneous talls,
the burden of which WIS tho necessity of
mora thorough organization In order tint In
crenscl wages may bu demanded. Several
contractors were present. md expressed
themselves III sympathy with tho object Of
tho organization. A. nusnl,ur ut new mc,l,-
bors Joined tile society, M,id 1t was stated
tl,at I'LL effort would be nlnttc tltlrin. tle SLIM
ner to call q National Convention of nil Ills
CnrpentcfH' Assaciatlols III thu country.
flranch No. :. or tho carpenters atid +nitlsTs
full Attendance, ut NJ. III Cnrnctl street lust
eyonia Tae following nominations f!,r ot''ccrs
,ho tleld; For President, Louis e. ,Mul,e'x.
william lsngul; ntcu. President. FFe& Glnv,.
JucuD bttllvr; Hacunlny Secretary, .tDt n
auhiene,nan; FtnnnciMl s''crcta y. Hurry ilut.-
se1l. Henry GAr,nR: Corresponding Hecreiur !,
conuirtnr, William ku1nli Tho election vi j
oceur Oh te evening Uf tho I'll inst. 4 guilurul
meeting OF MI tho soven ur1sliohes 1T the nas,l-
elatnn WIS oalleh fur tho .5th Inst. ut 81 West
l.aka slroat. Thoro arv now ,:aU menbcrs in
Association, -
, 1881-06-16
GENERAL NEWS.

u F4N LIZA ~ Il ffNs
Sptetat D5patth to The CHICAGO Tribune.
OTTAWA, June 15.-*rl,e lnws regulating
steunl1oats will be amended and CONSOLE
dated at tile next session Of Parliament.
Tie Government clsntn-tllg IL aEntn at
work In this G.siops Rapids, River st. Law
rei,cc, engaged III deepening tho channel.
1t Is sait that Col. Dennis will shortly re-
sign his position In the Department Of the
Interior to take a moro lucrative post under tho
6ptetal Dtspateh 70 The Chicago tribune.
TOflOSTO. JnnU 15.-.t,ltlgn Cameron bus con-
flrmed lhe decision ut the 1'0ce Magistrate, a.h
decided that harbers have right to pructlce
their calling nti Sunday.
SPECIAL Dtxpsteh to The CAteaoo Tribune.
LoHnON. Juno fh-ft Is alleged that two or
the bUirs OF tho Diver famly. drowned on tho
vletvrih, Wcre seized and detained By cred
Tho trntting stallion Fcarnaught was found
dcad lu hla stable. It Is supposed be was pol
sonel. Tho uwner recently refused IL larRe sum
for tho uHlt1Al.
nutuotlycs nre hunting up thoso who f1nvo
beon rracttcnE medicine and midwifery with
uut being registered under tho act. il doctor
and two Mldwlyus hMva ue1n lined $a.i eaoh.
Sptetaf Dspatth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DELLErIL1sE. juno f6.-.1ohn Muuly. Il resi-
dent Of tho Township OF Ehanlus. has been
ltHlKcd In jul hero IN charge Of biKanly. Tho
person With whUtn tho lust lInrriAEe Is a0fd IN
huvc been c0ntrnctr.1 Ia Il girl aKel II. The
prisoner admits tho uKenso.