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, 1881-04-12
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ATLANTIC And PACIFIC
RAILROAD CO.

R1L TER CENT
First sfortrnrc I,nrond mid i.nnd. .frnnt tiryycar
eipk,ng FUND Gail llondr, principal payable Ihiy l.
Dtu: sntoFcst at per cent per nnnu,. parable JAM
land jAlyl. Principal and Interest paynblo in tho
Ctty Of Now York In gold coin Of TIC uhtcd sataa
Of AmcticA of OF eausvncnt TO tllo present tt*nd'
arr of weight ma tncnosa. itsuo ,n,itcd 10 not
exccudlng tsjn0 rcr mile, coutk'n bonds OF st|uD
each, md rcs,scrpd bond certificates Ut thop cnch.
Ttuatues: United Stoies Jrust Cutnrmny, Sow York.
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equipment viii rsndaf strictly rss-elss In every
w, ,s ,sa s s GGsts Fnni s
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, 1881-04-12

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, 1881-04-12

shott Ribs selle! JuHe, ClUhaa nj <4..A4A.1f. Lang
el3nEb quntad NJ <u ludae md " II AIxul punlb0r.
as nss: ti,. SsSa 9n1 sMxfa Sat "s r. :wSs
Hranli hnnla, ssiMA ntnrl4e, y tts914u. !,
isAuul. A1tgl III W{fru Tor shoulders, 834Aa for
aht5. Ehs s{s:S tNr ast c!cars, 1o1l2fu tor hams.
.,nEEF~Was a1ist IT. tiaaialaa, Tor n,sas. sla1sa
l1D for Hxtrt moss, And SAlNNtaGal for huns, With
b42o OF f3 tfla hg41S 1t fSktl ~ WV
, 1881-04-12

CONSUMPTION: A,4W bu wheat, 6rs bu corn, 100 lu
oast, u,3ls bu barloy., =, :.
THO following Ern!n wos lnspcctc,I ,nto store IN
this CITY ychtost,ny nortl,x: cars No. rcd win.
IL cnrs M. do; II cara rejected, cur m rrao
INT whcat,, 10 ours o. corr; 10 cNrs and l15ubu
new higt, mixed TO- ours rcJrnte Oh, ott J.7 rpru,:
Al cnrs whEto oats; cars No.. 2 mixed, ~ cars
REJECTED tSs onts); ca4s No. rye, cur rrlcctai
du; 1uar No.: barley, cars No. ado. 10 cars M.
M Ia tt. uat'9y ioa ' Ysat @ Gafs a1at1
III, corn, l1,Nl8 6., oats, 7,4pi bu hurley.
Tho ,eatlst,g produce m,trkcts were very irrcx-
,,lnr yesterday. ureadst,,tls wurp .nn,o eariy.
md tended d6wnwlrtls, hut tvwa,rls uuon nj.
v,luccn In cu,.sctllienuo Of b,tl wonttcr, II WIS
Bl,nwIng tcre before :. o'clocs, and there wcr,
reuorts Of snow III lawn, with sturt,,. contro IN
tho Indian Territory which was cxpected to
nave tuto tho 1.nkc region. This revived fcurs
tilnt tho coming OF spring will 10 40 IouR delayed
rs IL mako 1t ituposslblo to raisu nveruun trnrs
this ycay, Those wtu ,[J not coDroJe ,ha a,tua-
tion as hupoleys uurccd tt,,t tlcro In ,o tiue 10
l.,sc, uuo,i,or week of wtn,ry weuthor thront-
cninu tho ,worst. viii thfs frnlimv
Il rcnortcd decline In Tim nuush
wheat markets ,uudo little t,tfInrcncn Mrrc'
especially rs tho rnnor,ol rstI,,o.,on IL, rnlI
frruhta w,,a or crnrcIctl tn hcn nrics ~ ,,rn,o i,
the West proyJsIons wyro yarv n,nh unsct-
a,p,! a,,a exsl,ea.' Tho pork market was tIsro
yurinhlo than in INV nrnvto,,a. ,,nv tu s,,.oso,
yGars uort It wont m and o,yn IN, ,I, " scos"
With rnuu an ,C.hunr,, ~ vcrv nr"rlv n m ns
hri. ,m,a many ,,.,' tn,,b, sna I,.,~ ,,r,, ~.
,y,s t,uin"~ ",us,"ti.,. ~, -, ,''t',.
wis TO r,roycnt, II ;, frs,,,, @ot,,np % o,t
" ro",h ptu'wnS wv, ~ ,ne".. su..K % o"s
mn, I.,sm ~ ,~ ss,,,,,, ' ,",t ,..on mus,u , W.
i,jm,,or. win, :, y"lr ,,,,,no ~ .ra'.,s,s 'ua
Ma.s au,, " ,..ss, % y" ~, " o-. ns. Jog.
Mnv IN xt1 ,7,t,Hm tS1 ~ ~. ,a aoF
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n;s n. t..s 1 .s,'e ~. ny Mnu 0!la-a
~ rr ,n. VIZ, W. vs< 'asa ~ -. .Ho S,' ~
, 1881-04-12
COMS1EIlCIAI.

: Tho following wcro tic receipts and shipments
OF leading nrt!cos Ut proluco III this city dur
Ing the furty.esght houra endinE ut 7nclpek
Monany ,nornlug and, for tho corresponding
, 1881-04-12

,.'.','i".'."s..alh1lA,ad ,tu,en1so
.Ear"'ass for three wssks only ot Nseoh In each
sSFF saS IT, tSSf iSSf svsk: ssSk: easa saasaa AR #
The following gives tue rango Of Tho eottvo
Btlcka fQs the duy, -. 4, o.: !,
, 1881-04-12
= r. T. BOSTON. 8, * :
:. fptetat Dtspateh to lNs Chteaao Trttnne.

*,y-. Special Dispdtth to Ills Chicago Tribune.
:, Nosr0S, April ll.-1'ho: weekly stutes,loHt Of
tho Ilust0n hunks. to lte !sstleli tn-inorrn, will
sjiDw thAt tho bnHks arg short Ut rcsDtro In bauk
t, tno nsnn,1nt OF $l.:l4 4';h-n lpss .of s:I1 lit
sineG tho previous stntnnaNt. : ~ ..,<.:1 -
Tho stock inNrknt tn.hny hns heen only mol :
stronH Ii. rs.tlroad si,sres. EhIclHo. Burlington
ulliied Is, 10 MI: /: Chicago L West M!oi,Irnn
Il, to 6ia; Flint prafevvo ii. II, B3; WISCONSIN,
Eontral IL, to @bA Summit firnMch Il. tn a5H;
!tltll1iti prpeoron Il. to ~: UgIunstlurH u. TO-
isA L0ntsahn y afissnurI ittvcr prstUrrei i. t.,
:llSl!snn iiN, to laia: %arcaator l. Nsshun - i,
to y. Sandusky, alvnncetl fr.gt :slI4 to Hlsi9b
MI: Northern Advanccd o. tU IT'D; DosnM i: AZ
IMtiy &. to i65t4; af9xlGan Ccnlrnt, now blocks,
Is. to lE'M do new, u. ll9Is: Detroit, Luusing
&Nlrthorn preferred I. To Iii IL; Sunorn biuckA
alyuncc.l From :d0 to .tl. ~. 80, :.
,o ~ oanas, Enstcrn 4;;s were tendlnE up, at
neglected At oo!i hid; Mexican Cpsitrnl ii, nov,
sni;l " lE and 1Et, md tho old 1T lI!i; ~ u.
Uhis0n irata ut 1lpti bid. e.. g..
The (anJ EtnckB werG 1uiOt mud without tst. ;
pnrtnnt ehnDyt. Boston land advanced Il;
WMtcr Power continued steady ut It}4 sMlus,
with w blu; and lsr0okiyt,o WIS looking trlu
80, 1b tho 1rtsttrn Assoeiated rrtss.
1]oarny. April 1l.-storNs ulnsoli as lolows:
$;;; G;: ;sS;; IT,: +; | Fl; III; S's$g:: n
s Hsssgs Il iista iii. c,tay :n
Atelsoa E,io!Icka.... :yI iH,'ana pstierrot. :.
S; AA'ss''; NE' fs ?aiIa'' as9 S3ss r.
=. hNR'.. .st+...ss...lhEAl -'t'| - ..
, 1881-04-12

!, Pail Nu'l 1HtFItt,
4 Parliamentary paper slvAa the nutulpr OF
c.ntgnsnis wbp !ett Irish ports III ltNl ~ 0.So7,
~ lncreasu VI 4.40 ~ calh)Mlred with lSiu. Tho
tntnl number whu loft lhB IrsA vUrts from May,
1ast year the United btatua absnrbed Isl pey
cpnt 1T tho emxra,lta.
, 1881-04-12

Tho May pran,hm on grntr wnA nenQrAlly re-
tiuccd yesterday, in compensation for tho
fact shat frnm ycstordny wintar-storcl Rrlin ID
regutAr for delivery by tho deduction Of Ku per
ht from tho contr,'et prico, The purty who re-
colyes It thpn nsst,tncs tho whnlc ctnrNo for
Ht0rNkc. ,
!: llnIi trctphts nro entirely nominal, but ,n-
dou6tcily much lowor thnh tho recently pub
llsfo,l rutcs. It was stated yesterday TINT no
oars arc offering, NIL having apparently been
tnkuu up ut tho reduction cuflcedcd Inst week.
T'lcre wl,s r,morto the ciroct TINT prosntront
operator hl,s chartered tar ronn for 0,0O ono biz
WHEAT, t0 Gu onrr!cd to New YORK ut tic ror 10O
lbs. THIS oppression Of rntcs Is undoubtedly
owlnR to tho movement ttnwn tho sfississtppi,
which hus opened tho eyes Of rallrond n,nnaRors
10 the ncresaty Of blulIng for business In urdcr
tU Ohtnin 1t. ~
Dornbasch OF tho eth nit. says Of tho 474,5oo
Trn mnlzS "nsl passage, or shipping, to tho
United Kingdom" TINT wce&, 400,500 1rs wero
A,t,croan itri1 n 900 urs DAnupian, Agninst 6,lIW
Qrs 'Dan'lb!an for tho corresponding woek lust
yehr. In tho Bnnlu list Uornbusch roport8 the
sulo Of aevun steamer cargoes Dnnhbnn t,lalzo,
or betwoon Il, 600 or G 0o0 trs, against sntcs Of
% 0o00 urs An,eriuan maze on tho sumo i1uy. :,
Fiold, f.'hdsuy & Gu. report, - -
1atct! pnstnl adyicos .ny. "!l.o nanuho haa cor,-
, y s 5 aa 7aRa Il e. " ;.G II " sS.
ina TOR atNy.jans shipment 1t inv pfiesz.H -" ~
~ correspondent OF dlIbcrt UrcEu, writing
trom Aschlson, Kna, Bays: Tho winter wheat
prospect throughout this section is anything but
llatterlug; and It ls too late for BprInr whcat
sowing. Two thirds 10 threo-ql1nrters Of tho
wIntor whpht Is killed by frcgznx md thawing.
FnrlHers who wore anxious to snll Il week nRt,,
will not zull now at l0c ndvn,ro. Nnny say that
tho winter wheat Is killed, while otiers think
they n1ny be abI0 10 sava u rortlon Thuro Is no
doubt Tint tho crop Is hntIly tlamagol. ( = !
Il: ,dispntch from On,ntn says TINT rain and
SNOW nrp rpturtnE scctllnR III Nobraaku.% Tho
result Will be deoronsc III tto ncsoago OF wheat
anil I'm tncreaHo In TINT Of car,1. ..s'ss|:
. Tho following wcro tho exports of whent, ar,.l
Tour reduced to whoat, with ooru; for tho week
ending april T., from Portland, Iloston, New
York, Philadelphia, baltimore. aud Now Or
, 1881-04-12

sss II ses!s e ssss &
, Sss9,; S9 ii S|:Ss :!,ss opened at M htsne't
aovcrntncnt honds ,vere flrm. III Chcngo.l
the District Of Columbia ;lsis wcro 1G,A hid md
l0@A asked: tho A. ware 1lJ1 btll md il4A ex-
interest; 4Ms 1lasi und 1l3,i: "a, los and to.,i;
nnd tho Is. 1Gs and ltss';.
,Forolx" exchanso. closed firm, without
ohnngc, pnstcl rates for sterling bong.
4aaDlssk. For sIssy-tlay commercial bills,
for prompt delivery, +1s.ld1s7oH.' For
next weuk's delivery. 4'a:;x1sso. For throo
weeks delivery, 47Q!s 10. Continental exchange
wna also steay. Siyty.day tnmmcrclnl bills,
prompt delivery ffuvrc, tj1!@GtE1: &Ionlcntix,
is}1i41Ep. sxty-day colnmorutal htlts IN Ant
wcrp. deliverable prompt. wcrb E31NGtfD.s.
Runkcrs' hills OH Germany were NJ rnr sixty
.lays and u4!i for demand; nlnoty-.lay prompt
commercial bills. MfG1tel!i. sfxty-tlhy COM
rlercln1, on bankers, delivered prompt. Dl!lGo
M f-16; sa1nc, delivered lii thrcu weeks, Ea:GD
~ OLD. C0tnm0rcal drawn ot commercial par-
tics woro Elh0alM, Commercial drawn IN small
outside towns Is always .s0A per cent less thRr
II drslwn on'tho .grcnt bnnk centres. llahkUrs'
en!ldcrs OH Holland wero !Ky7s for sixty days anu
;N::s for tolnatlA; sixty lays uommcront was Bs,s
lsmA. Shippers exchange on Now York WAS %
I1au discount. .a ..-..
Chicago tmnk clearinghouse s,,soo,o31. Dust-
ness wus dull. Tho tlun.anl for discounts was
ohly fair. Mt al07 por uont. Now York exchange
wis rarats'c por &, i,Ho od.soouut. Country onlrrs'
for cnrrGtoy wcEu light.
Securities wcro III fair dumnnd. st. Paul u,
Mineral Point Division, sotd &, ,Oo0at1o; wnbasi,
5s, *1,0o0. ut u3!l. On tho Stock nourd tltcr0
wera saics Vt Cook County, i!as $4,000 at l00E;
5000 nt 10o Chi, Nil. & st. y, IS, Mineral rn!nt.
5000 at HIN; G., H. & IL, $5,oJ1 at lUt; Jnekcot,
vilo & southwestern Bs, sh,o0 it 07,4; 96,000 ut
V7ts; S5.uU ut 9'ai; ss,00l 1T y: $4,000 Mt NJ;
S5Ut0 ut ~. Tho following quotations werc ln,lllu,
, 1881-04-12

1nal color Tor ~ cuntA.
, 1881-04-12

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ltlliiayjii6 Il Nn.hyifio ~.
Western t;llttns,+,.......,]
Snstty,lj1c 4 tiJnttnt,nDkh
Am, fIist. I'ril.gtnt,il, $50,
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t,llicnHt, X Ntirtj,wpsicrtt.,
10 prGtGrfett ,,,....,,,...t,I
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10 btaftrreiI .,,,...,,,+t,,
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llts ptDfnsfed ,.,,..,,....,.,|
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, 1881-04-12

HIlODM.GoRN-Tl,e hemahd continuing fair and.
tho stocks On nnd being exceptionally light -. Tia
time Of ycar, tho mnrkGt romans strung Mt the late
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-19
MAKING. WATCHES.

Defective Watch Cases arc one OF the chief
causes or SO many watches not being good
time pieces. The cases being thin and not 1T
ting we'll admit dust and dirt to the move
ment, which soon interforcs with the running
parts OF. the watch ncccss.tating cleaning, re.
pairing, &C., nnh the amount thus paid out II
applied toward buying good case in the be-
ginning, would have saved all this trouble and
expense. We have recently seen n case that
meets NIL these requirements, 1t having been
carried for over twenty years ana stu remains
perfect. We refer to the JAS. BOSS Patent
StlfeDcd Gold Case, which has become one
or the staple articles or the Jewclry trade,
possessing aslt does so many advantages over
all other watch cases, being made Of two
heavy plates OF solid gold over plate OF COM
position. And we advise oil Our readers to ask
their Jewecr FOR Il card or catalogue that Wilt
explain the manner III which they are mado.
It IS the only Stiffcned Case made with two
plates OF gold, seamless pendants, and centre,
solid Joints, crown pieces, &C, all OF which arc
covered by letters patent. Therefore buj- no
cage 'cforc consulting Jeweler WHO kecps the
JAS. 2OSS' Patent Stifcncd Gold Case, that
You may ltu.afthe difference between It. and
all limitations thas claim to be equally eood.
For sale by all resi- Nnsiblc jewelers.. Ask tn
see the warrant that accompanies each Case
and don't be persuaded that any other make or
""ao ID us sooo. apl2.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-19

ty, the railroad sccptre has passed into
other hands already, and it cannot DO
brought back. An Augusta merchant
suggests solution to tho people Of
his city, "Sell out railroad Stocks" ho
says, "and invest IN factories. 'Taey
will build up kuainess that will con-
mend favorable consideration from
railroads, III whosever hands they
may be-" This suggestion can be
proiitably needed by all sections.
Build up business, and railroads will
come, even if new lines have to be
built. Enact, in addition, wise laws,
which, while not expressing the roads,
will protect tho people, and the South
will flourish, despite all efforts to
dwarf her and magnify the North.
She cannot be suppressed. God has
blessed her, and man cannot iutorposc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-19
Railroads,

Have the people gone crazy over
railroads? Not day passes that some
new scheme is not projected or accom-
plished. Just now Charleston and
Augusta are on the tcnter hooks; the
former beaming, the latter apprchcn-
slve. The announcement of the lease
Of the Central Road, of Georgia, was
premature. Thus far only the Gcor-
gla and the South Carolina are com
bined. On the heels Of this comes the
announcement that the Louisville and
Nashville Combination have restored
the old freight rates to Charleston.
forty per cent. more than those re-
Gently enjoyed. This is not cncourar-
ing. Charleston has not yet expressed
al opinion about this apparent dis
elimination. Augusta, in the mean
while, is looking for an outlet some
where; and the latest information is
that she believes she has found it. The
Augusta and Knoxville Railroad was
originally contemplated between Au-
Susta and Greenwood in this State.
work Is progressing fairly on this
hnc. But now, it IS said, the great
baltimore and Ohio Road contcmpatcs
completion of the Virginia Midland
down through North Carolina to Lin
co1nton' thence to Spartanhurg and by
way ofHreenwood to Augusta. The
Fort Royal wonld then give Augusta
M outlet to the South Atlantic, while
its Northern connections would Give q
trunk limo 70 Baltimore and the North.
as tho South Carolina-Gcorgia combi-
nation Is believed to DO hostile to thc
Richmond and Danvillc so it would
naturally ally itself with the Baltimore
and Ohio, thus giving another long
Inc with powerful combination he
hind 1t. Spartanburg is as much OK.
.cltcd as Augusta. 1t hopes to bc' the
Atlanta Of South Carolina, and. with
three or four roads ccntcring there to
grow rapidly in wealth and import
ancc. All these castles in tho air are
BASED upon the extension of the Vir.
ginia Midland.
On the other hand, the Reoistc,,
points to the significant fact that
Northern capital has gobblcd IN all
the Southern roads at a nominal price,
ana intends in the no distant future to
divert all Southern trade from South
crn cities to the great Northern son
ports. Charleston, Savannah, Viii
mlngton and Norfolk will be but wav
stations. There is much force in this,
but how it can be avoided we cannot
tell. Through Southern poverty, and.
ID several instances, Southern sturd-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-19
MANY COMBINATIONS

nave been tried, but none with such happy re-
suits as Rankin'S Extract of Buchu ana JunjD.
ei. II you are suffering from any derangcment
81 inc Kidneys or Bladder, Gravel, Pain or
or two VIII relieve you.
THIS article has been before tho public for
crcoSlng-and that with very little advertising
which proves 1t to be an article OF mort. we
nave testimonials from some OF the leading
rl0riaa, and other States: In rogprd to Its re.
ens ag'fy ~ us D1rctic and remedy for the dis
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin g. Lamar
Druggists, Atlanta, Ga, AMI for sale by all
Druggists. "
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-19

When you .no.tce chc.ern IN 7cHr !,css e.d
calcEens, give item ahceofeid's etccE Feed
Ircely, and they will 5scorer. It Is best, how
eESl, ;,, TO commence the use Of the Stock Feed
q llttie ahead Of the cholera season, which will
prevent them from taking the disease.
.QUIraAN, Ca, April 13. 1918.
osi E0f o., Inc nenent or all those who are inter.
esosd tn raising FOULS take pleasure IN reLom-
had several chickens WITH cholera, and by the
use OF thlswondcrful article, given according
70 dlrections, all OF them got we'll, and orc now
In healthy condition. WM TENNIIIE
fully concur IN the above.
Sold by the druggists OF this county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-19

MACON, Ga.
Messrs. Lamar. Rankin 8 Lamar. Dear Hrs
! nau Dccn troubled for long time before using
our Consuinptiye preparation, with something
iihc AsCnma, ana after using only two bottles
OF your Brewers Lung ReStorcr | breathed per-
!ecCiy 1ree, and have felt no symptom OF the
olSeaSe Since. | am confident your medicine
cured me- and checrfully recon mend 1t to all
VINO arc suffering from Asthma.
Yours truly,
JOHN d. ROSS.
MACON, Ga, March 20, 1880.
Messrs. Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, Fear Sirs-
ihayo uGcl your Brewers Lung Restorer for
Gertigo, end have never bccn troubled with 1t
simcr @ Using tho medicine. cannot say too
much for It, and cheerfuly Recommend It to
Yours truly, j. b. ARTOPE
Macon, Ga, March 20, 1880.
McSSrS. Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, Dear SIrs-
suffered Two years with Consumption and
curing the time was treated by DrS, Read
Ihomas, Chalton and others OF this city, and
niS0 by q prominent physician OF Macon. Ga,
without finding any relief My husband bought
me SIX bottles OF your Brewers Lung RcStOfer
WHICH began to take at once and found i'm.
mediate relief. have used tho SIX bottles and
nave never felt symptom Of tho disease since,
ana my general health is better than it has
DGen IN years therefore recommend It to all
VINO have Consumption as Il Pearl beyond
fflcc. Very respectfully,
Mrs. NJ. GooLsBY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-19
MACON. Ga. Nov I 1870

NINCON. GA, NOV, J. 1879.
, Dr. @. j. MOffett- Dear Strive have been
handling Teelhina for several years. and the
9emand Increases rs the article becomes intro
auccu ana Is klown. Our sales avernge from
your Teethini rrccthtng Powders) will cycniu.
ally become Il standard and Indispensable arti-
cJc, Tor IN no single instance has ii failed 10 grc
s"t,yaction. NO complaint has ever been made
to US, hence we conclude that it does oll YOU
claim lOr II. Mtrt{ is bound to Succced
HUNT. RANKIN LAMAR, Druggists
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-19

CADET Buck, who shot Young
Thompson last summer at Highland
Falls for hazing. has been acquitted by
Anew York jury. He is in Vest
eoi"t Academy now and makes
favorable impression. -. :.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-19

THE four Russian Nihilist assassins,
including Sophie Picoffsky, were hang
I'D on Friday. Sophie is the first wo-
man executed in Russia for fifty years.
There Is no foolishness about Mill
ist, no does his work, and then, on
trial, boldly pleads guilty and asks tho
government to hurry up the hanging,
request to which the government rs
promptly acccdcs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-19

TERRIFIC floods around Yankton,
Dakota Territory, have made about
seven thousand persons destitute. Aid
is implored.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-19

itHsrTAKER's ears have coet the gov
.eyhmcnt hundred thousand dollars,
aud 10 one yet knows positively who
slit them.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-19

"A CoIoRED woman was lynchcd in
Laurons last wock for burning down
dwelling. There are some crimes
for which lynching is the only proper
remedy, but house-burning is moi one
OF these. The law provides the death
penalty for inccndiarism, and it should
have been allowed to take its course.
The ]ynchors III Laurcns appear TO be
without justification, if reports are
correct, and they should be brought to
Justice.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-19

sH.SsslS:: ~ rs AiAC0S, Ga, March 81, 1879.
Tf;}S atA ths pr0hIetors or 'swlfts Syphll-
!, ,tG nave known much or It's manu-
lactlQn ,aNdnSc. There nrt men In this com
munity-@cli Nnown citizens--who were We
'At!a IN early life,t6 syphilis. the most terrible
SSfss thSt;sycis pMtct ted the human family and
.WAd hGffsfnkelt the ). s. s medicine, and arc
'ioT, " ga Mlalllearances; and In their own be-
y Xaint St dtseasss:ps tile first
fsGy fSfSllhs theI pubic RECON-
fp scGPtfc piiratelv To- those who :viIi
efahSs$s Ihat can be said in It's
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E4Mcdles,tI lS;Sith hesitation TINT attach ny
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llc combination equal 10 ''SwifJ'S SyDhilIiic
Specltlc" ior the PURPOSE indicated. The great
est doom the government could best ow on hun
dreuS Of thousands OF Ita citizens would Dc to
purchnSc ms receipt OF It's proprictorS, and
maknlt public for The benefit or the present
and all coming gCneratOns.
Ill MASSENBURG. PH G.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, rroprie-
tors. Atlanta, Ga.
SoldbY all Druggists.
Call for2 copy OF Young Mems Friend"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-19
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