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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
EX-PRE5IDENT HAYES ON THE NEW PRESIDENT
CLeCetand D.spaleh % The CLne.nneti ConlnaeLclaL

yesteLuay e1President Hayes expressed his opinion
sxor! Iahky In regard to President Arthur. He said
tt Wnle OF course he belonged the New school
~ pones ne Hayes. considered him decidedly the
peor OF MS associates, and of very decided char
ncter anu ability and had doubt his
non woHid command the confidence OF the people The
WIN Arthur as Collector of the Port OF New York
not arse from want OF confidence In his capacity
aHpnty, but on question OF method In reforming the
I.eh service He said he exceedingly anxious
~ "a, Ainur should adopt the plans and rules dictated
~ tue administration, for ne wished retain him
issue having been made, aud Mr. Arthur declining
~ ed tne point of difference the alternative To
ne.. anu ms removal ordered. but with
s,ahce Some one asked the ex President IL he did not
salnA rupture would occur sO@ner later between
ard tar and Conkiny. lilo replied, "That would DO
BVusend Arthur"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
END or THE APACHE U4R.
THE HOSTILE INDIANS SURRENDER THEIR WEAPON,


THE HOSTILE INDIANS SURRENDER THEIR WEAPONS
AT FORT APACHE.
IAN FRANCISCO, Sept. pa dispatch from
camp Ihomas of September 26 says: Reports from
' NP"cheS say that twenty-five men, and chill
oren came from the hOstiles and surrendered They
were disarmed and placed under guard. number of
hostile bucks came into the reservation last night and
gave Themselves up to the military"
Later reports from the Apaches this afternoon nm
o'e te surrender of another batch OF hostes forty
n'e III number SIN later advces from the agency saw
that the hOstiies who last week refused 70 s,,-r -
mtFe come In and have been confined by The military
n'Ic are not Thought 10 be thrfyyc hostips ~
ne entire number that prisoners and the scents
o' captain Cruse company, who fred on General Corrs
command, compose about eleven them Tho outhra,I
Wrn ht one tnc promised TO he serious is about over
here an "a few days ~ "'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
INCENDARY FIRES in LONG BRANcu

LONG BRANCH, Sept 27.-Andrew Richards.
acoioreu man, was arraigned before Justice Briney
,"lN toIhooh upon charge of arson. Last night the
p"'h vi H. H. Slocum, on Msn-st, was set on fire and
destroyed The remen Just returned 70 their
@neh another alarm sounded and the barn of John L.
wa near Branehport found on fire. 1t
S .ieu destroyed Richards near both barns
anu was taken into custody second fire Threats
trial. 49, "'-' S0"' !" J"A I"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
NETWORK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER % 1881

divorce %it which be began against his wife charg-
lls nor with adultery with policeman His dauqb-
yer, y"nug pri seven Years d, the only wit
IHes ~ ifpuue"d. Al tIc trial it was shown that
WI had told her TO swear 10 her story and that II
W''S untrue. Nulo's Yitc thon sued for u divorce
from NM Vhtnh she obtaipei. Wilde took to drink
ing aittr thls. il ha served in the Austrian army
i"l solne i4e Tie spoke Italian fluently and lv cd
iaucn with Italians since he came to this country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
PUBLIC OPINION.

President Arthur has obtained vast amount
Of valuable Information within the two ana
he Is the Kind of man u profit by Cincinnati Ga
Eeite (Rep)
1t will not require three years for Arthur
Grant and COnkling to smash tine Republican party
Is safe to they will do it in than half that time
memphis Avalanche lind Den.)
If President Arthur gives the country good
Administration his chances for reelection will be good
as those Of any other Republican, If not considerably
better. St. our reading OF the is correct the
next President OF the United States will be a harG-she
Observation-Disclosures Enquirer (Dem.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28

TRIBUNE OFFICE, Sept %, n. m-Excepting the fall
Ill the afternoon, the changes in the barometer yescr
day were slight Clear and fair weather was followed
by cloudy weather, with rain between 4 and = D. M
Inc temperature ranged between 74o and 500. the
Csaso being $50 higher than on the correspond
ing day la year, and 1852 lower than Monday.
Cloudy weather, with chances of occasional light rain
followed by partly cloudy fair and cooler weather
may be e1peCled iO-l.N IN Lhis CITY and Vicinity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
MORE TROUBLE FEARED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27. - Major-Gcneral
Mcdowell las transmitted FROM Presdio San Francisco
to the Adiuant-Genernl the following dispatch from
General Wilcox. dated Thomas, September "a "After
much talk at san Carlos Agency for surrender the hos
ues are reported to have taken the mountains eav
ing ther chiefs in our hands, aud Threatened a new
outbreak have sent word 10 Van Horn, on Wingnte
road Gnd requested him march to Fort Anncha "
Carr Will Dc needed below" -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
MARRIED.
BIEECKER-

BIkECKER-LEEs-At the Church OF the Good sheD,era
gcen Ity Utah ON the 18th inst, by the samuel
nnswort assisted By the Charles g. Davis the Rev
5leIIe McDonad Bleecker and AbDi0 A, daughter OF
Samuel Lees. esq; all OF Ogden
THoMSON-DORNIN-O "Wednesday Sc,fevnhor OF ~,
az fLth Avenue Presbyterian Church, v the Rev Henry
Scuooer D. ID, assisted by Frank Tsfnvo
the Rev Joseph Clarke Thomson D. OF Cncspaati ami
York. O9N- D''-NH' VI -Neh
"ooDWARD-TU. HILI-At Saratoga " Y. on Tuesday
september 20 ISL by the Rev. William Mci<cnnev VIII
lam t1eGin Woodward Mashincton D. C. and Ann ~
1sughter OF the late Dr. Frank Tuthi of san Francss
No va S~~ AianoASSos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
ToUCHSTONE OF ARTHUR's ADMINISTRATION.
- From, The Bu1alO Express (RepJ

Inc tOuchstOne OF PTesldcnt ATthur's Adj
ministrationvthe index pointing t. reform spoils
VIII be- in the popular mind least, the retention
dismissal OF POstmaster-General James Should Mr.
James be retained at the head OF the Post Once Depart
ment all honest citizens would rejoice in the faith
an honest administration 81 postal aars resulting
IN making the Department sclfsustaning assured.
dloul1 ne lie removed, all honest would
expected return OF INDUSTRIOUS jobbery, agaoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
FIRE KINDLED BY AN INCENDIARy

boRDENTowN, n. j., Sept. 27.-The stable
a''ached TO BENJAMIN Atknson's hotel at Burlington
was pred by an incendiary this afternoon The fire
Gu part OF Birches iage factory. The incen-
W. was arrested He is also charged with setting fire
nngton, yesterday. $1,000 "''0S "iu"p' az Dur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
SICKNESS FOLLOWING loss.

CHICAGO, Sept. 27-Typho-malarial fever,
bilious collie and pneumonia playing sad havoc
among che persons rendered homeless by the recent
forest fires in Michigan. Many deaths have already &C.
cured The suggestion has been that the rapcry
nsed i'll the mourning FOR he late President oe pro
duCtive of mu oh relief II dceolate country
where II could be utilized for clothing, bedding and
Wral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
COURTNEY FINS d RACE.

hochEsTER, N. Y, Sept. 27.-The three-mile
soe On tho asnesee River Charlotte to-day. between
sfsnsy, Riley, Lee and Piaisted by Courtney
~ minutes ID seconds-the Quiskest time record.
course, however, atput oneqnarter OF mile
G, u The stated distance Les second and Riley
- ralsted Dropped out Ut tho turn Courtasy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
WHAT THE COUNTRY WATTS TO SEE.
ErOn The BoSiOnL Htrald lLndl

4 i ne question which the country waits TO see
solved is whether President Arthur equal task
from which he has shrunk with modesty that APP
parent unaffected III he shall continue be pOi
can nxons TO put this faction and TO pull the
ono down, he Will fail President fan miserably
The feud iii his party would destroy both hin It.
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and Milk delivered daily at rcsia.noo
HEALTH FOOD Co, "a 4tb-aVp.. lOth-ss


The fore.yu mails for the week siting SATURDAY
October ], 1851, will close a this olice on RI SDsH
at o. M for Europe by steamship Arizona ueenstown.
on w sDN k>DAN al a. for Europe by
BIC va Queenstown tcorrospondence for France must Oe
specially ana b
snip st Laurent wa iiayre; on thursday 03O A a.
Tor hulole 10y steamship Celtic via Queenstown lcorresron
France De specially
and at $50 for Europe by Wieland va nj %
outh. ChcTDonIg and Hamburg; SATURDAY
Tor Europe by steamship City 81 Richmond VIA uensi
be
sddrese and az a. m for scotland direct by steamship
AnchoI1a Glasgow, ) a.
steamship Belgen,and wa Antwerp and at II m-
by steamship oder,
Tho mails for Hayt Domingo ami Turks Island
close CD MlsDN ESDA1 Al D. The mails for Cuba the
" est Indies and Mexico close THU at
The mails amaca the Indies SAY anls &C. cose
on FRIDAY Al a M The mails Astsnwan aud sorr5
Pacific close ON FRIDAY at lea rae mails and
Argentine Republic close FRIDAY The maiIs Tor
Nenezuela and cnTaeoa close GA sATU RDAY The
mails Or China and Japan close September
mails for Australia &C, close october i5 1850 , IA
HENRY a.
Post once New-York sept 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
REG ISTRATION IN BROOKLYN.

There was only small registration in Brook
Ign yesterday. The polls open from a. H. to o
a. and from y. m. To 10 p. The following table
shows the registration of yesterday compared with that
OF 1878, 1879 and 1880:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
A BARN BURNED Ar pAssArc "

The barn belonging to John Hemion Mt
faSSalc n j., totally destroyed by fire Yesterday
morning, The origin of the fire is not known The dam
"ec VIII DC $1,000 fully covered by insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
LECTURE FOR THE BENEFIr OF TIIE suFFERFRs

An entertainment of novel and interesting
character for the benefit OF the sufferers by Michigan
fires given at Cbckerng Hall last night by James
Leslie Main of England The weather caused a thin
house. Tomorrow night n similar entertainments with
change OF programme, will be given the place
Mr. Main gives what he calls musical lecture" Last
night he chose Tennyson for his subject illustrating the
IAureats works by and rccitas He also played
and sang several old English ballads. has n clear
tenor voice. and eDunca!es perfectly In the rectals
Is natural and free from unpleasant mannerisins He
closed with spirited rendering of The Charge
the Light Brigade" Tomorrow his subject is Poetry
and Song"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
sECRKzARY BLAINE AT BOSTON.

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 27.--Seeretary Blaine
S..s $40 o. tho Parker House tonixht his way W
ns' he VIII probably 90 70 Augusta IN the morniag.
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politieaI Noiires.

Headquarters 23d Ward
REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION NRw-YoRK CITY,
Pursuant 70 the ca Of the Republican Central COMMITTEE.
OF the cy OF New York primary election Assoca
ton VII BE- held Al on Friday september So
tct Con,sat:en 70 be held st timers Hall Fresnsn On
sAturdS octeict 4, lssl AZ O'Clock y thres
from z W 10 m -
WA. H TIN EYcK
sibSht % hshhhH eectctofy President
Repubncsn Ccpsrsl Ci>b.A spsasa meeting win be heid
eelook is (Nedpeedsy1 evening, Clsranon -
lsth,st, between I'd aud tth-eyss
m EAoixeos, seorss.v,e.
The Executive csnnassse viii nsst :, 7sso e,e,esk
~ J. DITTESHOEFER,
Chairman
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ARRESTED FOR n FATAL ASSA ULT.

Alexander Fisher, German tailor, who
lived Of No. ITO Esssx-s, found insensibs on the
sidewalk near his homo Monday night. He was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
A HOTEL BURNED AT Dr,yDAs

D'NDAs Ont, Sept. pa fire this morn
,IE purheG the Duicrn Hotel and nearly the entlre
pioCA III winch 1t was situated. lie loss is r75 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28
TIE DISTRESS IN MICHIGAN

HOW THE RELIEF MONEY is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
APPEAL FOR AID.
The entertainment given at Stamford, Conn,
Monday evening by Mr. and Mrs Doutney for the benefit
of the Michigan sufferers. well attended and about
800 realized c. p. Crosby president the New
York Relief Commission, addressed the audience W.
c. Dewey received yesterday letter from NJ Alardt
secretary Of the Port Huron Relief Committee stating
that $4,000 had been received by that committee
side OF the last $4,000 sent FROM NewYorI. Of
the letter s follows:
"The further push examination into the
burned district the distress find and we cannot
ms yet make any approximate estimate of the amount
required, hut II will be very large our whole energies
have been bent furnishing temporary supplies and
clothing and seed wheat are now pushing lumber
into the district for temporary shelter. In short time
hope to be able to give fun, tabulaed list OF the
sufferers, with whom opening individual ac-
counts. We have determined TO carry the disirbu
ton I'm n businesske manner and AT the close our
stewardship purpose TO offer the donors
full and complete balance sheet showing where every
| cent has been placed"
William Dowa, treasurer Of the Relief Commission Of
Detroit vcsterdav giving list of the subordinate
mittccs i'm the different districts ~ c devastated REGION
The letter contained appeal aid from
Governor Jerome, who has recently through the
states that 200 lives known have been lost and
Of whom are hc"less from Injuries and While
not few have become blind The needs of the people
"Thoy need ehelter. clothing shoes, cooking-stovos
kitchen utensils, beds and bcddne, wagons harness.
blows hoes tools of all kinds seed for future crops and
whatever helps Ia make men sefeuppOrting."
The subscriptions received Yesterday hv Mr. lDowd
amounted ~ SO OO1 06. making tho total amount re-
ceived ny him for the sufferers S7l 5000 largcst
subscriptions OF yesterday and the church contributions
Bethany Presbyterian Church fast day collection 81
second PRESBYTERIAN Church. Newark.-...... 35 90
| ST. Thomass Church. Brandon.
1hurchsof the Messiah. New OF n
CONGREGATIONAL Church, RoXhury. Conn A675
church Of the Mountain Delaware Water Gap 80 90
Reformed church. Gravcscnd. ]. 1900
Christ Church Redford-avc. Brook 1877 90
Harlem Presbyterian Church .............-. ~ 50
Conversational Church, Patchogue, L. % 25
Nllmcrding Hoguet 4 Observation-Disclosures. $50 90
William G. Sheldon. $50 90
Several small second subscriptions were received:
ffy-ve barrels ard eleven large Of second
hand clothing sent by the Erie Railway yesterday
Those were collected and packed by Smith, Gray Coz
| OF BROOKLYN T.. ID.
l. T. schultz sends s. to THE TRIRrNE for tho Michigan
sufferers Mrs L. T. Schultz sends 81 the Church
Mountain Delaware water Gap. $50; Residents sum
nit, n. J.. S27 80, IN. H. per "W. f. H." Ulster
County, $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-09-28


yited to the estaOhshmentof
MIR. THEODORE b. STARR.
NO. 2o6 FIFTH.AvE, MADISON SQUARE
Between 25th and 26th-sts.
The saesrooms occupy noOrs- The yRsr exhlble
variety of SOLID SILvERWARE OF unique designs
Foreign and American WATCHES. &c. The SECOND com
prises OF extensive and in this
country OF strictly frst-oass DIAMOND JEWELLERY Of
original designs finest Solitaire ami critically matched Ola
MoSDs, rare PEARLS Rubes, Emorads sappAires cats
eyes and other precious stones GOLD JEWELRY in novel
designs close pT1ees In dispayod cAooeo,l
lection of French CLOCKS artistic BROSZEs Maate setx
Candelabrs &c. and PORCELAIN OF the ROYAL
Worcester. Minton and other favorte Wares Ia Vases
Piacques JsTdinieros. 80
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nteser Manhattan, Kelly Richmond City Point and Nor.
III s,, VIII .lst and passengers 10 Old Dominion
In ballast TO Busk & Jegons >' '.S.~ - ~'ss
Inn aONEaESrS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
, Sent 27Arrixed Islrian Cro Fitss
tSpan) lAzurra. from baltimore. '' .-'0
AMERICAN PORTS
BALTINoRy, Sept 27Saled steamers Asdrphat ma -
ALL Ne"-Olieais Conoho, walker. Roanoke River
fItaized Phosphifcs give vitality fnsu@3c,eut
Doy or mental growth OF children prevent freffnlness live
quiet rest and sleep and good geiEon Valizei Psns
Druggists o'' W
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TPTpUNE LOCAL OBSERyATIONS
Night,

shows the In
prpendio nar Of
midnight
th broker In.
Temperature BY
nuts Pharmacy. 9s Broadway w. e's' ~ No"
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday, Sept 27, 1881
LATEST SHIPPING kEHd

FORT OF NKw-YORE.....sRPT.2 ~, 1851
ARRIVED
Steamer Caroudeet Lib MatanSas Sept H. Cardenas III
and NASSAU ~ with mdse and passeagefs 10 ID Mallory
Steamer Newport, sundberg. Havana 6ays with ndsa
end passengers " jos h Ward 4 Co.
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Gpeual Notifies.

practice Prices reduced - and $40 sets 81 teen
ever made tne gold and plana work than
Dr. WAIT son, No. As East 13d-st.. near 4th-ave.
Bogarduss Great Photograph of
from, no. .s, = a Af.s A GARFlELD,
co. 5si Broadway: VIM B. HOLMES s sr,a An1sSay
ton, Ffth Avenue Hotel: and AZ nv $3.50 ,,-e
broadway ana 1oth-sL Ihree sizes 25c 6Oc 80
p. ,..,, brunswick soups. :
In powdered form. Ready in Is
DehcouS economical convenient Grocers sch them
Fusses Ice Cream delivered 10 Families 2lc r 1nar1
Dy the gallon To Churches 25c per Quart EstabSnei
1851. No II Bible House
Gas Fixtures
OF NEW DESIGN
Specially adapted to latest styles Of
ARCHITECTURE AND DECORATION.
Superior quality of
WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIAL GUARANTEED
and prices as low any.
cordial invitation to examine oGr stock.
MITCHELL. VANCE & CO.
$50 and sSs broadway New.York.
Also, Kerosene Fixtures, lamps. Clocks Bronses &C.
History OF the
CITY OF NEW-NORK
BY MRS MARTHA J. LANE
Two superb volumes $40 pages 800 illustrations sv
Cloth. Gilt top. Price. per set. s20.
The only complete history Of the city. Includes mucn NJ
the history Of the state Proinsey illustrated with pictures
Of old land marks and interesting events portraits of
unguished citizens Sold only by subscription Can AZ OF ID
dress tie publishers A. BARNES & Co.
Nos. III and lib Wilaa-st y Y
NYsIrr
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MIR. THEODORE b. STARR.

Visitors independently OF intention purchase are
vited TO the establishments OF
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-15
TOWN AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. sspsSs,nsss. II. i, 1881.

TERMS or TIL; News AND HERALD.
-Eri-wcekl&.cdition, four dollars per
HhnN,t, in advance; weekly edition,
tWo dollars and fifty cents per anma.ap,
III advance. Liberal discount to clubs
os five and upwards.
' RATES OF ADvERTIsING.--One dollar
per inch for the first insertion, and
fifty cents per inch for each sGbseo 4ent
, Insertion. These rates apply to all ad
vertiscments, Of whatever nature and
are payable strictly III advance. Con-
tracts tor three, sixsor> twelve months
made on very liberal terms. Tran
sicnt local notices, fifteen cents per
oline for the first. insertion and seven
and one-half cents per line for each
subsequent insertion. Obituaries and
tributes Of respect charged as ,9dv9r-
tiscmnnts.,: Simple announccmehts OF
marriages and dGaths published free OF
charge, aud scliGfteu. e.
NJ communications, Of whatsoever
,,2aturc. should he addressed to the
Nv "nshoro Publishing Company
" 'nsboro. S. G..
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TnE CIRcUIrc06hr.


Continuation Of Trials on tho Criminal
Side Several Gases Disposed Of, by Yer
diet and Otherwise Prerentnirnt Of tho
Grnnd Jury.
Since our last issue the following
cases have been disposed Of iii the
Court Of General Sessions: &c..
In tho case Of the state Va. Peter
Coleman. for, disturbing q, religioue
meeting, not. pros, was e,'tcreid, Oh Oh
payment Of costs by lie defendant.
The State vs.. Jane Watson, directly
of grain from the field. J.. =. Nc
Donald, Esq, abbcared foi thb.. de.
fcndant. Tic evidence on tic part of
The State was tlidt. ths defendant, j
littIc colored girl aS3ut TOD ,yshrs Of
hge, was seen on Tie night Of tic theft
near the Held OF Mr. Thos. d. Owings,
from which Tia corn, about seven
cars, was. stolen; hat tibtoe tfacks
into which the dcfepdant's feet fitted,
WERE found in the Held. No evidence
wasi'trod uced by the defcnce tHS
cou nscl for the defendant afgiicd, in
addition to Tie reasonable dot'tlbt of the
tracks being the defeiidaht's, tliat, bhs
was not capaa doli, on account Of her
tender years. This wds rebu'tSa on
the part Of tho State by tho fact that
she entered the field on tiptoe, thereby
showing her knowledge Of the wrong
she was doing. The jury returned d
verdict of "Gniltv."
Samuel Barber, charged with OBJ
taining property by false pretenses,
pleaded guilty, and was rsmanded to
Jail to await sentence.
I'M the case Of the State VS.. Austin
Williams, for rape ahd an assault
with intent to ravish, a mol. PROS. was
entered, ct the solicitation of the prose.
cutting withess. The case of the State
vs. Thomas Wilkes, for obtaining
goods by false pfetenses, waas similar
ly disposed Of.
Edward ,washil!Siggton; a young negro
about ten years Of age, was next ar.
raigncd. Tle was charged with house.
breaking and petit larceny, and plead
ed guilty Of both offences, ), :,
The State vs.. Franklin: Willfamis
alias Frank Williams, for larceny Of
grain from the field, resulted in a ver-
dict of "Not guilty" It appeared that
Frank, III visiting his fish-basket, rode
through the. prosecutors fold Of corn;
that some eight or ten ears Of corn
were plucked along Franks route
sfffousA the ala. .Ihg b! de. asssass 3 sates
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-15
:. eS Advertisements.
Notice-r. Elder, Asaignee.
Local Briefs.

Local Briefs.
MIR. D. V. Walker has returned
from Kentucky. very much improved
by his trip.
-Messsrs, .D. .s@ssscnel@iIner, a. -; r.qan- 2
decker and j. Grocschel have gone to
New York forthc purpose of buying
their fall goods. -,
: -Found,-on Wednesday, a::pocket-
book containing a sum, of money,
which The owner can get by proving
property. Apply to Mr.. James A.
Brice.
A communication sig,,iIaed ii "afiasrtiin- Farm
err, on the subject Of knocking off two
pounds tare from bale Of cotton, has
,h'cn received, but it cannot be pub
lishod, for the reason that it Is not ac-
companicd with the real name of the
writer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-15

AN OH PocKEr- -BooK.-Dr. Thos.
+. Broom. hasa 'pocl<et-book that was
used q decidedly long time ago. 1t
belonged to his grcat-great-grandfath-
er, Mr.. Charles Broom, and has come
down from gcneration to generation.
1t contains batch Of private papers,
from which we select tie following as
curiostios: .
February ye stR, 1774. Kcceceived o
William Broom two Shilling for facts
by me Thomas Woodward.
promise to.pay or, cause to be paid
unto Jacob Free or his ordcr.the Sum
of Eleven. Bushels Of Sound Indian
Corn, properly shrunk, or that; any
Honest Reasop pable persons shall al
low it to shrink, it being for ,thc rent
of his Cornticld Lying on tho South
west Side Of Little River, as witness
my Witness! 1n"a this 10th '@WS%y: WS M5Gtaw s7ySj
Burris Hill. ..~,
Received July 2sth 1854 Of. Mr.
Charles Broom the Sum Of SIX 'Shill-
ings and four pence proctn. Money
by the hand Of MIR. Nathan, Rowland,
in full Of all demands tgom this date
for james Young e CoInPys p 10,
E. Excepted pr. me WIN. Littlejohn.
Resicved of Charles Broom his
Lcavy for the year 1851 for one tithce
l1l3 pence. :. JAS. Bowie.
Rrcd: from Charles BBr;GooiM ! revy
for 1853. John Pearson, Sheriff.