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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21

The Mitchell county News says
1.-THE farmers ought 10y good rights
to have two instead Of one on that
commission"
The farmers Of Iowa ought 10 be
rid OF the railroad commissioner
system. 1t is the device Of the rail
roads put in execution 10y their re-
publican tools in the legislature.
What the farmers ought to have Is
legislation which will put the cor
poraticns under The absolute con-
troll of law in charges for freight and
transportation.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21
A Innocent a. the Other Manipula.
tors Ut The Party.

Dorsey, Brady, and others or the
star route fraternity IRE unqnestion.
| ably n innocent III Grant, Garfield,
Hayes, B.lknap, Harlan, Wilson, Al
lison or any other manipulation OF
republican politics. None question
tho guilt Of tic star route thieves.
while but few are willing To make
them the scapc-g goats Of q political
party whose leaders are perliceps
rriniinis. Tie men who fctcd and
Toasted Dorsey mt Delmonico's should
20 to the penitentiary II Dorsey
goes. They knew Of Lis crimes then
had accepted OF the stolen moneys
rs Il corruption fund to carry Indi-
ana, and are reverend senators and
congressman of the republican party
and Its accidental president. Dorsey
with charges against him, II true, is
no worse than the average rcpubli-
can senator or Congressman. Ny
Dear Hubbcll' aud Congressman
Henderson, of Dubuque, were re-
credited agents OF tho republican
party for receiving and investing
the expedited" Accommodations for
the interest, success and welfare OF
the e. o. p.) grand old party. What
a farce TO punish the collecting
agent OF expedited" funds, and
honor those who proilted 10y its dis
tribution. The remedy IL not In
suits ut law in which fourth rate
pettifoggers are paid princely fees,
but in throwing the entire brood OF
republican manipulators overheard
so far from land that not one can
swim ashore. The rank and file Of
the party, like the same element in
other parties, Is undoubtedly honest,
but the men who manipulate the Of
fees in the interest OF themselves
and their friends are the worst lot
OF scounarels ia or out Ct the peni-
tentiaries. n
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21

We heard no small amount Of sur
prise expressed III the absence from
the caucus Saturday. OF Judge
Upton, John NcHugh, viii and Jer-
ry Barker, Frank Sayrc, Rivers,
Beats boys, BARRIERS, Salisburys and
many others who are usually on
hand 1T such calls. We understand
they gave a. a reason that they
were busy" but the chances are they
are laying low for ducks"
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21

The Northwestern Associated press
monopoly met in Chicago, June 80.
j. ). Clarkson, Of the State Register,
Is president. ID. \. Richardson, Of
the Davenport Democrat, is vice
president. The Evening Telegram,
of Des Moines, was admitted to
membership on payment Of $4,000.
Now what has this monopoly got to
sell? Why, nothing, but tho privi-
lege OF having access to all the telc-
graphic news any paper may be able
to pay for. II will be noted thar re-
pablieans and democrats alike are
In close communion In this monopoly
as they are in oil others. In this
case IL is Clarkson paying TO Clark
son.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21

harrington Of Lime Springs, tried
to have one of his delegation sent to
Des Moines, and made motion to
that effect, but the slate was search
ed and no delegates name found
thereon. Huckins ard Hp.list"r of
Paris, ehancea to ae in tic convention
Saturday, tho hot i delegates. Hol-
lister WAS selected 10 east The TWO
votes Of the town, and Huckias Was
allowed to look Oil aud cogitate on
the immatibiiity Of human affairs.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21
20 Ess:li,;kl,A.

Soeicc l. nef,by given that III, lola al ania-
Ia q s>t@as House and InlIistling the maies3-
Ia tha saIns, Ia Saa-l3strtet NJ, Ihlee. at the
district taN nship ri Howard, In ,he county al
Toward and state ~ ,esa, VII Ia IT 10 the
!"Mest responsible bidder, on thv tth Gay al
Jug :. Ia. lssNi, at Nns aeaas X q. IN. Ehc At-
tE- Aili lake i''aee gyt II. >@Eaas h<uSs, In sau-
al faHt Ne, enc al SAID District tssN HahsfL
t3ta 1hd specifications nlaA b, had ul q. III.
for>t, President u the school nostI, III ng,stt,
Iowa, Tbs right 10 rcJect any or a. lLtS Is
T,>efscd.
tht3 T.i.lS. GRIFFIN SeS.,tars
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21

We intended to have published
Elder Browns letter this week, por-
traying the moral rottennes Of the
republican patty of Howard county.
It's brim full Of good things, and our
readers shall have 'em.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21

Aaron il jealous Of Nc. not on &C
count Of the Iatter's Ene LONE or his
blooded stock, fog he, Aaron, could
soon possess himself Of the sc; bar Of
that which money cannot buy
brains. Perhaps they might adjust
their troubles by hotn ualesin:g 10
join the procession Of labor VI capi-
tai and pampcfcd monopoiies. After
reasonable time spent on proba-
ZION We would vote them n place on
the platform, whence they might
look down on the errors Of the past.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21

Brewster aud E,iss-tcr, attorney
general and associate attorney gem
eral should DO told hy the admins
ration us the court told the jury
after its verdict in the Star Route
ease; "Gentlemcn, We have no
further use for you" They should
have known whether they had case
or mot, instead of ascertainihy ii. the
end, and with tho costs Of Il six
months sgit. Il looks as though TIE
temptation Of $50 Il day had over
come their int gritty Will this end
the spy system introduced into our
politics with the republican party.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21
National County Convention.

VIII be held NJ the court House In Crcseo,
,tirdae July :. 1888 ~ one o'clock D. IN, sharp,
10 elect II ! tlegatss ani Ike number oT alter
mates 10 represent Howard county i'll the Na-
tio9al state Convention To be he'd ii Des Molaes
July II, 1885,.
By order OF of the National Central Com,
SIS. LAMBEaF.
hats
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21
on. TRIAL.

II you haze bsen usipg other rlasters one
''lal al hteoSN's Points WILL sonktazsz' Yea OF
their wonderful superiority. Iahe la other So
c.!sga pooas l.@Stegs ttt,At elgsla t. ~ better,
tbs ait al frauds gottennp 10 ss!l ca the world
wide reputation III the genuine article.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21

Chicago has fifteen hundred law
yers. \ grcenback exchange thinks
this large proportion is owing ID the
multiplicity Of defective laws, made
SO puraosely with the intent to give
work FOR their craft. LII is NOR. likely
due TO Il growing tendency to shun
hard work Boys. and too often pa
rents who are ambitious for their
sons, crowd them into the professions
whore they suppose the work il easy,
the labor light anh the honors large.
DEBORAH Republican.
Neither the Republican or its
"greenback exchange" in our opin.
ion, has hit upon the cause of this
tendency OF young men TO the legal
profession. All the avenues to hon
orable preferment. nearly. have been
limited TO those belonging to the le-
cal profession in the past. Farmers,
mechanics and laborers. instead of
honoring one Of their own profession
with their votes, have bestowed them
upon some aspiring, glib tongucd
attorney or national bankers or rail-
road monopolist. They have prac-
tically said in the past that one of
their own calling, no matter how
well qualified from reading, ebser-
walton and experience, shall not he
Il legislator or congressman or chosen
to any other place of honor, profit or
trust. Farmers can check this ten
dency of youth to the legal protes-
sion 10y Withholding their votes from
lawyers and giving them only 70 men
engaged in the same vocation with
themselves, and interested in making
laws to promote th.ir interests. The
Republican might help TO check this
tendency by ceasine to traduce ev-
Try tanner candidate OF the people.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21
Union Greeaback County Convention.

There will br q .reenhlcS County Convention
OF Winna>hiek coaaty, II the Court House In
ID ,corah, on
Saturday, July 7th 1888,
At 1. o'c.oss In tic afternoon. 20 select dele
cats To che Gretnhack state Convention az hes
Moines. July lilh. Al GrcenblcsrrS OF the
county are requested 10 att.a dand participate
In the Convention.
ny order Of the Union GreenbaCK county Cen
trai Committee. l.. II. FARssaoRTH,
Chairman.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21
lie Pleads Guilty.
Two weeks ago. TN article touch.

Two weeks ago. TN article touch
Ing tho revenue Of tho city appeared
III the pLaIs DEALER under THE head
ing:
"Nno's 4 nAR?"
Our ncirhhor OF the Times, owing to
lis early christian education, per-
haps, or 10 tho ilogglngs Of his iuvc-
nile days for lying, admits our arti-
elc n true, thus admitting whit the
facts we produced clearly proved.
We stated that though the settlement
with the late treasurer showed .si23.-
~ In his hands, that Ii, actually
turned to his successor but 81 .33
In money. The Times virtually ad-
mits this In the following language:
Mr.. Connolly did not qualify IN.
I'll two or three weeks after election,
and meantime, by advice of the
honrd, Mr.. Barker after his settle.
mcnt with n committee,
aud after receipts had passed
with them, paid som. bills. which rs
always In such eases, were passed
over as money, and could he ac-
counted for IN no other way"
Exactly SD, deacon. And now, we
recall Mr.. Connolly TO say just how
much OF that Sl23.3s Mr.. Barker
actually passed over in money.
STATE OF IOWA, =
HOWARD County,
!, i. Connolly, being duly sworn,
do drposc and say that the entire
amount Of money turned over to me
rs treasurer of the town OF Crcsco.
Iowa, by j.. /. Barker, was one dol
lar (sl.33l and thirty three cents.
Z. CONNOLLY, Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this End day Of June, 1883, by T..
Connolly. Il. J. MeHuan,
Mayor OF Crcsco.
As robust liar the editor of the
Times Is without n peer in Iowa.
Neither his word. nor his affidavit
would loo taken by any man in this
county as against the statement Of
Mr.. Connolly. IT Mr.. Barker claims
that he paid Mr.. Connolly more than
Sl.33 in cash let him make affidavit Of
the fact and Of the amount which he
claims to have paid in money. Or
let him state how much Of the slo3.as
which the committee found in his
hands he paid ont on bills before
turning the money over to Mr.. Con-
molly.
The Times after confcssing to m
unqualified lie Strengthens up and
says:
"Thc amount in the county treas
u.y was the same as We stated"
Exactly SO, Annanias," and the
amount Of contingent debt made hy
the old council was rs IRE stated IL,
more than the money turned over
anu in the treasury for the city.
s-~n~nau~ssss s<-<zs s-4<=s
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21

Are never sR{as.a
or eose'eJatea.
This is especially true Of a
family medicine, and it is posi-
Tive proof that the remedy imiiates,
Is Ut the highest value.
As soon rs it had been tested
and proved by tho whole world
that Hop Bltters ives tho pnrost,
best and most valuable family
medicine on earth, many imita-
tioas sprung up and began to steal
the notices IN which the press and
people of the country had express
ei the merits Of III. r.. and in
every way trying to induce suffer-
ing inyalids To use their stuff ia-
stead, expecting IL make money
on tho credit anu good na,ae u
ii. r.
Many Others started nostrams
put up IN similar Vie 10 IL. L.,
with yarioasly cannias'y devised
names III which the word "llop"
or" Hops" were used III u way to
induce people to believe they were
the same Is Hep Rstters. All
such pretended remedies or enr2s,
no matterNhat their style Or na,ae
L., aaa especially those with tho
word Hop" or "lIops" IT. their
name or in any way connected
with them or their name, are imi-
tatlons or conntcYfeStS.
Beware o. them. Touch none
of them, hui: Use nothing but
genuine uup Bitter, With 4 bunch
or cluster of green liopa on the
white label. fru-@ aoShiag clse.
Druggists end dealers IRE warned
aeain3 dealing = limitations ot
CoaAttrt@st2. =,
...,-~.~> >~=.-,-- - :.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21

For a Stale Convention OF the National
PARTY.

DIS MniSts. Iowa, MAJ 90. 1Ss3
A state Convention of the National Party In
Iowa VIII he held nj Re> N0Ines, ~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21

- compound OF the virtues Of Ssrssrarsk
Ia. suihas'a. mandrake, yellow aees. with
tho iostlae vi lolasa and lsoa, all lewast.l
hleod.iaaking, hloel-eteanSins. anil hfs.SNs~
tanning elements, II is tie pareSt. sasess.
and nsesst esfeetaal a,tesatfYe Meslieiaa
knewn or available 10 the pt,l..le. Tase ii.
eneSS Ct medicine aat cheasl>trN have never
produced SO valuable a reneNls, nes eae So
potent ~ cure all discusses lv~NlstA. nuaa
impure hlos1, II cares Sssaf,sa aud
all serofnteus diseases, Erysipelas,
a Rose or ~, Antaeny,s Mre. rl.arles
Bells. ramors. letter, hamors,
Salt kheana, Seaitl,heal, klas~Nurna.
Ulcers, Sores. lsasssSsatlSn, Ncreorial
Disease, Neuralgia, Eema.e Nsak-
nssses and Irregularities. laaasliee.
aneesiens 81 tn isser, nssrspsia.
Inaelatlaa, and General neellity.
fy il ~essehsn. sn1 Cleansing Qualities
III parseS Qua thH teM SeTgnta00~ Which
een'aminate tue hlaaA ard cause dex0r,ge.
nent ana aeeas, II stimulates and es1tsens
tie vital functions, l&ysssates sNesssN AMI
strength. rcStesSs aaa preserves hvaatA, and
aniases ncw Ito assA NssNg throughout tho
whole system. No SanSssr lesa aus dis
ease Naich arises hOsa lmpas.ts ~ the
hsooa neea despair Vito will ssya ANrN's
ssh>AraEt,ta a tatg naal.
II Ia folly to experiment wita the ruaaer~
Gus tNA~pE&ega GaaAtaar~, ot cheap materials.
and wstaeWt tsg>slektaat N4Gtues. offered ~
hloeSs-nasinol>, While disease h>e0lMes ACRE
TRULY seated, AYERS SARSAeARlLtA in a
medicine ct Savh cGgcett'rasS1 curative
power, that il Is es tar tie ts>t, cheapest.
aud most faatAhaa hs0esl.pnrataSE kaawn,
Physicians hnaw IT. g>staea&ssi:aon. an1 IRE
SsElbc IL II his teSts " hssi. usea teE .0rty
years. aud Ia noA tha unqualified eGnta~
aeaC. Vi alslts~4sS Nls~t2 IL Aaa hsneatsd.
Prepared ~ Or. J. =. Aver 6 Co,
Practical and snaistlsa. Sisslntsts.
L9Nea aass.
rean NV 49, .Rgstt*Es lsNLar-wnSnk,
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G. REvE 2DEW,


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t es MN
hlttN Iona, June Std is> sn lFva teFaY o. tass=
lse ltts ~tHs9a tad, sayEyN la uh&A aGassNt,yEss
lAsfN 0n EtStt N@asghkt teNll 0fsS at hVg,s. AhS
lef<oa sstftF}S tataFtaaG.an tasat wtt R2 IL hes
fesaNers Mi be snttahtS IewA",e@a
@9'4 illNu ~ MNAR&,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21
A NJ ASS

y oINtI q IUs IUII4AiILIc'.
4. II. GILLETTE.
Chairman.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-06-21

TiloS. GRIFFIN, SECRETARY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-02
jury ELOOUENCE.
- = .
Ingersoll's Peroration In tho Star Route
Trials. "


Trials. ...
Now, gentlemen, the responsibility
is with you. Their fates are in your
hands. In your keeping is everything
they love. Everything they hold dear
is in your power. With thisi fearful
responsibility you have 20 fright to
listen to the whispers of suspicion.
You lave no right to harkcn to- the
,promptings Of fear. Beware OF prciu-
dices. cIook to the testimony alone.
BE not convinced by the last argument;
listen not to epithets instead of, facts.
Recall every argument: madp, III ,this
case. Put the evidence. in the, scale
and then have the honor: and manhqpd
TO-; say which scale goes down. We
ask from YOU the mercy OF an honest
verdict. That is all we ask7-tbc, :yer-
dict of your honestyar tits: for YOU to
say whether these defendants shall live
with homer among their tellow-citi-
zcns; whit they shall live in tho
free air or be taken from their wives,
from their childrep,, !. from their fire.
sides, from oil they hold most dear. 1t
is for YOU to say whether they shall be
SGtafa HtbSh 4Hpos Mita sGamt shome
otuSiC Sui Ill I'LL ttlC say VI ctciilill
night; whether they shall he branded
as,eriminals. After all that they have
suffered, after. thpy have been pursued
by the government as no defendants
have before been pursued, it is for you
to say whether their homes shall be
blasted, by the lightning of false ycr-
dict. You must say whether tlReir
future shall be one of agony, of grief,
Of tears. =, .,... -. -
Nothing beneath tie stars Of heaven
is so profoundly sa4ja the. wreck of a
human being. Nothing is so protound-
ly mournfnl as d home cQYerea with
shame. Tho thing is as infinitely sad
as the thing that shall qast stain ppop
children yet unborn. II, is tpr, you to
dict or one in accordance with the law
and the facts.
The prosecution is heated with the
but will say that in the end thoy will
with verdict of not guilty than with
what they ask Thsey Mt&SHIl,s,1 axh, fe
c..cs.. cncs ss2cfory; they wo,ild like success
ana they would have you give to, those
aspirations greater weight than tr
homes and wives and children. Ivan
verdict thatt. will relieve my client.
rom the, I; agonYp af, two, long years
that will lift from them tie tG elo;5d. j
verdict that will fll tho coming days
ana nights with joy; Q Verdict that viii
MI their minds with a sense of iov and
OF gratitude forever to YOU, one and
all, !".i Sc. gar. ..-
Many ladies were weepin,gg Quietly
W9en Mr.. 1ngersdlL set down, and al
VI The spectators were visibly affected.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-02

MEETING OF MOUNT ZION $ocIErY.-
Pursuant to n call, a meeting Of the
Mount Zion Society was held in the
Town Hall on Thursday, the 3lst ult,,
at ten o'clock. The school trustees of
tho district made a report in substance
that the Peabody, fund had been with
drawn, and that iii consequence it
wonld be impossible after tie present
scholastic year to pay the principal Of
Of MI2u'Ht Zion more than sixty dollars
per month. Heretofore he has been
receiving eighty dollars per month.
The secretary was instructed to com
municate the facts to the Trustees Of
Mount Zion Society. A resolution
was passed ins.ructing the building
committee to ee9ntinuc thcir, efforts TO
obtain the necessary funds by sub
scription and to take steps at the car
licst day possible to have now build
ings erected and improvements mado
on the,c9llege premises. a. S. Doug
lass, ESQ, was elected q member of
the Board of Trustees Of the Society,
to fiji the yacaPgcy caused by the death
of Capt. James Beatty.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-02

iHE "BoYs" WILL SMILE.-The IRE.
pressible "Bacholors" will read tbc
toiowihg from the Philadelphia Times
with complacent approval:
mere Is popular suppositlon that no
young man Is in his right mind who pets
married these days, and the temptation on
the part of young women to adminjster
some sort Of stimulant under the action
ot wnich t the important ceremony can he
performed Is worry great But If vouno
Euspands' who rc Captured IN this wav
arc gong TO make a fuss about It fist tbc
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-02

THE AsssooiArreoSx ro:bA.4f.- Accord Ai;;;o,
ing to appointment, a notice of Which
Was duly published in, THE AESWss AND
!tiE !ttiiEEEstALD, stA.L tho teachers of tho county
arc to meet in convention this morning
at ten O'CLOCK; sharp, The place Of
hs's;e,mblage will be at Mo;rint zion
college,, and the Indications are are that
the: there will Be- a, full and Interesting
~: meotlng, win tlio secretary DO SO
k,nd as to furnish us with an an account c;,,,,
o. OF the acts and doings of the Associa-
tion? '''''0
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-02

New Advertisements. s..
Monthly Report. N. Center,
Clork Of Council.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-02

y t:!V eo.ss+oa.ffssfs
i DON'T BUY.A WAGON UNTIL YOU SEE US
1t will pay you. =. g,n ' ~
... ULYSSE G. DESPORTES,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-02

THE CRoPs ELsEwHsRE.I,,IThe York
Vile Enqus,e,', speaking Of tho crop
prospects in that county, says:
|: The. cotton plant was not generally in.
jured in this section by the frost and cold
weather of last week, though in some 10
caIties the injury wns so severe to the crop
that the, fields wore ploughed up and re-
planted with corn. This condition, hoy
eyer, applies only to o, NHypqited extent
Other vegetation. suffered but little from
the frost. The cotton. plant is weak and
at this time unpromisingr owing to the late
cool weather and lack Of seasonable rain,
from which latter cause the corn crop is
equally unpromlsing. Farmers toll us that
their land in cotton most heavily fcrtlIized
does not now promise as we'll as other fields
with which they took less care. With
timely rains and warmer weather, how
ever, the crop woulaYet improve consider
ably. AS compared with last year the
wheat crop will be short The oats crop Is
reported good by a nun Der of farmers and
with some Of them harvesting has already
commenced.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-02

moment they come. to themselves again
(referring to hasty divorce. suit,in that
city), some way will have to be devised
which will keep them in condition Of
insensibility all tho time. This is the only
safe thingl ,.,. v.,p.,,
How hard on The women
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-02
FOR SALE.

NNIlE store-building and lot now occupied
The store is one Of tile best in Winnsb"ro
apd is In prime condition. The location IL
one of the most advantageous in town,
The lot Is quite large one, and upon it arc
large warehouse and otllpr. BUILDINGS,
Terms very moderate. For further bar
ticulars apply to .,.,r,-.'' P"'00
May 29-tf B.. ..SUGENuEIMER
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-02
Let tho Good Work Go IN

y, Miessrs. n Grow &v Rodgers, Meirciants
70 t"tr tr,t CaeeK = G., says eve were induced
Cordial and found ready sale for.it; It has
given splendid satisfaction, and we sell n
great deal of It,: "I.et the good work 90
,,,no.. 0n.m Norman's Cordial Is Popular every
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-02

TIMELY RAMA magnificent, rain
fell in some portions of the county OH
Thursday night last and all vegetation
looks fresh and growing, It had been
dry in Winnsboro and in the surround
ing country for nearly three weeks,
and a refreshing and seasonable rain
was quito acceptable. ...,
y. 1---o-.- :, ..,.
ALL DEAD?-What mas become of
the reading-room, the eotton factory,
the festival, the moot court, tho broom
drill and the debating society," All
dead? 1t certainly looks so. What is
it in the atmosphere of Winnsboro
that is so fatal to every laudablc enter
prise2 Will some philosophical ply
sician subject it to All analysis and
rcport lis, the result Of his investiga-
tion2 We arc puzzled!
RELIGroUs .SERv1cKs.-Serviccs will
be held in the different churches TO-
morrow, as follows:
Mcthodist-Rev. J. S. Connor, II
q. M, the Rcy. A. M. ChrcjtzbcYg,
Presiding Elder, 81 p. m. :.
Presbytcrian-lscv. D. T.. Jordan,
II, n. NJ, and 8, p. m. Bible class al
81, p. m. Sunday School at 10, IL, IN,
Associate Reformed Presbytee,rilas!sfyt..c, ~
Rev~a. Chalmers, at II, a. M, and
o. p. IN. Sunday School at 10, a. m.