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.rArE 90 NAINE

ONrlRn ss-t1F q isss
fersonsiiY arpssr-t ~ a. rre nsm ri straF =
sman al msie osfh ~ "a truth aft hr flfesoinr
siktsulsut auf psiu ln ~ 30 slnscr.net
nsfurs ~. HIRAM BILLS
lasure - ~ rfaer.
Vet 80 sslf nsfsnikst. thaurl olisn "a rsstcf
- 90 Fa.f - sarr "a neE.rrt sn1 rrfasr f1
d a. O ne tsnaEs nf the flaInuf a. ~ ssfs
- sum % Oas Manfrsf thaukfs. shI-h shaI
lheu sad ttsrs o. nsts q sglssf. -lth ufhsr lee
tsmsss. ant AVE go tasrv thls 80, si ia Yoaf
intnEs thrrsia
Wsns.s. JOHN A. fEtEGs. Jhlef last.rs Il
sait Court 81 fars. tre tssniY ssFenfh tsr
81 lar. ir ~ resr Of nar Lnrd zee lnta fsn.i
sishi haaffei AT sizhtf. IEht
ALHEEt !, AUsriN. CIsis
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SAY. John. l. your sweet heart f'ctoil
glfifr "Yss. william. satisfactory"
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A hog With * Zee, in,sre-;. Sasr~ooi.
Mich Oae With Only two can make them
seen Ike = d5f q bY erosslng his legs 10
4 hnf.r rAr.
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OXFORD. sat- q CSari o. rio oS oIIori
PsTs, xthn and fOr Ne Scesy -
On ths thrd TUESDAY Of Aas a KIGGs
Ga the pstiiiJn Of Ihhy rs.t.nssl q
kstAsr asIeSm, lais of BacsaIi. q 80 eoaVsJ
deceased, prsylns OF iicsaes y 80 Ss.s.ss ~
81 mach II the real estate o. saa ~. lsxl.
may b necessary Tor Iss paInss. 1870 81
ek ant snpenss Of AiBiai sifa.lga
txo ,s,sr.s AL .syeatV dge doll ,it. 49,. "a, 20
OspssYD. mai he ssld fttitiCom l' ..a.ir.sf
"a All ~, .ons intsresssd b. csasini .. - %.
Of kis psiitlos, uIth this orisr thefs 80 oslOrt
llshsd lhres wesss ssocs.slseI !. :, sVgssf
democrat, Iflntsf 81 Psfs, thh ". a "a I
al a psos.te can 10 ts held 81 rus, ~
Cossty, oa he third Tuesday Of n al
o'slsss IN sbs 90 esesa. ssd snss sr.sssi.
tbsy have, vhy the sans shoe,l M. ~ yssss.
Atus sovy-sissii n. 9. pAvr'' S
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Taernomsisrs reform late 10 NE, ihsy
sever become temperate until nearly sixty
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NysNrEB-LsBIEs

k-aNrEB-LN 90 90 Fsu ant
w Chrstmks rrsfs. q tAke lahf. plrassni
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fsrtcalsrs ffes 81 canEssslnE attrrss a. ucrf
CKES M AEr CO, ne MA -. unsteR. Ma
h1t flru.
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WANTED.
Cemmi.,ieaer>' >otlc..

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liza iu.lrr rf frutsIr frr a. tnarfr II Dated q
~ fhlri larsiisr of JAW. A. - isss. Cnuu.sslan
81 Al rrrrIFr al rKtu.lr 20 rlkus rf rrr. rrr'
ssusf 49, rsfsfe af Itrrnss ~ hrrsrr. afr rf nlrk
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~allh q rrrsrrf AT pore tfr.r Clss al f1sf as
- - IN srsslnr g. thsf rIrrnsr IL o. IN Hr nl u
n. llersY IN nlckfe.d. - ~sfarisr, a. ttiri isy
q NuTsul1er retf. Il 80 n'rlrlk 4 X. al o. o.
sef1ai ~sfarllsr nf Marrh urkf. IL to o.iaulk r.
EIEkFHLn, A.. ~, isss.
FREn n. Atwood, Ir...
EDWIN q. ATWOOD.
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Al Fars. ~ ~ County 81 Oxioft Ana
ststs % Malae N 81 dsF % Aug.. a. u. tsss.
Toe unflsrsiEaei hsrsoY gives uoaifl o. "a A..
polntrsnt ~ Assiga~e %
0EOksE q. WILSON, % Wooistsck.
IN n COSBY ~ Oxfort. lnsnlr@at Ds1tor.
-ho hss bssa deelsre,d A. lnsolvest upba he psti
tion 81 ~ Cart of iasolyoacF fof al Coaaiy oi
cHARLE,B. BENSON. A-ssss.
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5. A ,hieE,t Of shrub. sometime. ussd
Instead ola fence. WS.P.
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M WORD SQUARE

A large farming establishment, 80
called IN the West more than In The East.
2 Qiick ~ motion.
= CAV
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Best Cough Cure.

Best Cough Cure.
For az diseases "a The Thruat AMI
lnn,s. ~ reuir,ly Ia 81 safe. speedy. AMI
certain a. Ayers Cherry rectoraL
An lulisTs u.ahie family nc'iicins.
Il fnl Ayers Cherry rectoral an
Invaluable .sms,ly for colds, coughs,
ani oller ailments % the threat and
iunrs." M. =. Randall. "a iirOaiwsy,
Albany. y Y.
Il have ussi Ayers Cherry feciorai
Coz bronchitis AMI
Lung Diseases,
fnr which I believe n o. ~ the greatest
meii,ine Inc thc world "-J James Miller,
Caraway, y. 4.
MY wife ial a distressing cough.
~iih pains in the s..ie AMI hFcAst We
trieI Various ms.llrines. bat none did
her any sod until I 90 a bottle ~
Ayer's Ctsrty r,rinral which has curei
hrr. 4 ne fshl.1f. Mrs. Glenn, hai The
measles. art ihc cough Vas relieved by
The use a Ayers Cherry fccioral
have ~ l.rtaiinn IN recommending
al. mr,liinr " - Robert Horton. fOge-
man Hr1git Nouilion. Arb.
AYERS Chsrry r. torai cured me %
a severe cola which hal setiic,l on my
luu-s. NJ wife savs the fcctofal helps
her more than any other medicine she
over uscd.' - Eu,. CLARK. NJ. Liberty.
kansas
Ayers Cherry PeCtOTaI,
rnrrNEfn ~
o.. J. c. Aver a Co, lo~sl Mass.
ssitysI frusfisi.. Iriss a.. "a tsuls..iA
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-pOuHLr AcEosric.
l. 4 tiug mentioned In The Bible.
Lssruei
q A cous,iiusu, Of common clay.
A exception.
AsmLl qaNifupi.
Want % force
Toe diAls and primals are great gins =
nan. =.
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Y -IIInnEN qroflTIoN

~ -pEcuu,uoN
Dseapl,Aie 10 rymbls, and leave . n's
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when The scenes Of war aud strife
DER The peaceful country BURST
Where The soldier. sleeping are,
See my .frs
when the bfigh, and glorious day
Closes with the setting SUI,
Hear my scC0a1 soflly say
Day IL done.
Readers OF the good AMI true.
Al have heard an authors same,
WAois perhaps l. read BY you,
knOwn 90 fame.
ARTHUR X
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CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R'Y

lhllAuV, NUN loLAhU q fhIiIlI n i
IL uiaia Iiass al trarrtes inli,lIis CHICAGO.
TTCufA MOLINE nQcK ISLAND. DAWN
ruuT urn MofNrs. COUNCIL uiuFr8. Nus-
CATINN KANSAS cry. 81 gQsNFu. LnAN'
ENwouriL AICiua0N. CNnAN hAflns.
WArrNLoo NfNNnArcLfs. AT IT fANt-
49, so.rus - interrlstiats ritrs ctotcs q
49, u Unlarl trr1fs Iast trans - 20 Day
Craltas el.s-arf riuins csrs. russultCsut ral-
uan rsia1s Ereters. All IhstWssu ChlcasA -
tasrrh. Atrttsaa ali kansas Cltyl hstliali.s
char cara sssts ~. a. hcitsrs q thruasn
trst,iass tllksts
Chicago, Kansas a Nebraska Ry
"cseat Rocs isia~d soste."
rstsris wusf al s-afheesf zen Nsnsas CITY
a. o. Ea.srh = NNtEuN HORTON. Hri-i-N-
vIGL rurNNA. uNllfNuruN. WICHITA
WUrCIfTNsCN. CALpWEt.f. snt AZ rsinis IN
KANSAS AND soUrrCss srnRAsEA
a. tsrrrf Trffrs rasrrrFrr s.lailrrert ~ a.
.sI.frafa.f rarraar r.anrfarfare A. safEfT a.
Illarlss anf rlrlrrr trTrrvru.sn'a
Tho Famous Albert Lea Route
49,. 49, cav anI NIansaleiis sna -
raaL H. Watrrtrsu tranlh uaVsrsrs N srtaf
"WsEAr AND oki1V rIlr"
rfN-rffarr f-ura. s.alft urrsferu Nir-rsota srf
rssf CsatraI uaErta fl WatrrfHs-r nrlrh i.ahe.
a.r.a rals aal raarr chez t.e1us ar.i r.tes
n Errft o. va 500. a. ala' Aantake1 rfffs
s.rrftrr H1.IIflrs tc fraFei Al ga fIrt. taaisa-
ar..la C.a..nrafI a..f cfrsr a.afrrfu t..rfs
30 E-Eeta NaFs fu.tfIs. af aeelfsi 90. ~
u1a aEu.r at 49, CauFsa ai. 49, eta.e. e.l.-is.s
EST. JOHN. IA. NOTEBOOK,
os1I Nsnaargf osul a. l'>s- A.
clucAoo. IL
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OUR PUPILS CORNER.

Tor THIS Department shonld
es ssai me e.iiios. W. n. kAsrrAs. kss, sum
ner. Ne.
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TURKEY RED DYE =. :. 'S x 10y r r. ..
rrrfra starrs. ~. CUSHING a Co.. fo1Hruf. NJ.
uoOLfrTLE a SMITH. Waa.rsslr AEruis. 4s-.t
Irsuuuf ~. i.nst1a. NJ.
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i.-RippLx.
The cupola 90 q glorious work.
Endowed With grsces rare,
No human skill with genlus grave
With me can e'sr compare.
Ga each slide curious organs hung,
That seem 10 knov aud hear,
Tonched with cream and vermlliou tint
With smiles and dlmples rare.
Enhsnced with rows Of ivory pare.
That work ss well az charm;
Lighted with two bright luminous rays
That plssss. yet Omen harm.
A halo Of light 90 shsie appears
ArOand my sh,pely top.
Now, I'll BID you AL farewell
Msks my bow and-stOp.
Will.
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IO~It~nN'S UNIVERSAL CYCLOFEpiA L. e
~ sto.s lhrsrf ~ aaIfrrss knnsIriEr nnu uf
rsus ~ a. s,l.sf shalsrs IN Aarrirt 81 llroIr
n = scsptsi - h.Eh safaa-ir IN GO ieaiug cn
lssss. n 80 tr a. 60. nks ArrIstas. 81 H.
sauio. 81 b. iufsfusi So, BE e. A. o. hts iaH
bssn th,raarh'F ryT.sel 80 rrst ef srer 90 90,
al thrss yssrs is,rr NJ try eitars. a. os1r ioo
fsas-nsi o.afnial.rs. n L. IL arlt oaartu.tui
..rsi voiaurs. ~ h,hsr 60 rte 81 De- rt.ll 81
sshs-l of h.ssaa rr isartfsr as ratfnar ftf srrrs
ofl sartt..r t,si 81. n ri a,srs Ieruts1rai hrur-
e. n IL esiarsilaa sarr.ru,-ufrv tn trst oi tte
sh.-as. Aiirrss e. rsrtira'srs al terms.
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Lung Diseases,
Ayers Cherry PectoTal,

rnrrANhn ~
o.. J. c. Aver a Co, Io~sn Masa.
ss4tyaIr-usFisi. Irtss en-. "a tetiis.. o.
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WI DIAN lNp.
I IN hoe.
z. Wage
8 A organ % The body.
Before.
5 10 hot DOR A.
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3-i Shah. Al; shAle. ale, shL
al. .h,lloS. hlowi sh.mhle. smb!s
6 sasps. AZ SHARK, srk : shaw, AL
. .hsar. ear. ~ shelf. eli. n shire, ",
NJ .hfiu. nl. ~ shrub. rub, 10 shrug
rug rs sAut,sr. utter; iG ,hoai, 0ai.
a. MOI l.
OGRE
RON
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s -Au,Ar,eiis.
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ANsssEs To PufuEs o. LisT wErK
f-n..,h.w.trh
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16

sails, enable us to while away the
longest day. Here wo, arc safo from
kilograms and business letters, and
they say many warm friendships arc
formed aboard ship, and know of
some cases where matches were made.
The. great benefit is derived from
cntiro cessation Of all business cnvi-
ronmcnts, the salt air, change Of food,
and sea baths.
Some of tho captains arc very socia-
bic, others quito the contrary. Tho
most celebrated line now is tho North
German Lloyd; others arc the re-
nown Cunarders, Inman, Whitc-Star-
National and French. -"
Exactly on the day named, our first
sight of land was Scilly Island light,
off the coast of Cornwall, England,
and glad wc were to sec it, though
our passage was calm and FREQ from
storms. We enjoyed tho steam up
tho English channel, where tho navi-
CATION is generally considered dam
gcrous, and saw Eddistone light and
had fine view ofIslc of Wight, where
Her Majesty was then staying. We
passed the White Cliffs ofAlbion, and
stopped for pilot at Greenwich,
whcrc tho Custom oflicers boarded lis.
The trip up the Thames is very slow
and dangerous, and wo were quito
delighted to land on English soil--in
London, of which we will speak in
our next. ,.R, b. b.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16

THE KNIGHTS OF HONOR,
WIN this Organization Livoq

VIII tnlS OfSnn1Znt1On 1.-Two?
The old limo life insurance compa-
mics and their agents IN their war
against tho assessment associations
frequently assert that these fratornal
societies will not last moro than twenty
years. They venture this assertion
because this simple form Of insurance
was inaugurated less than twenty
years ago. We admit that the past is
strewed with tho wrecks Of fraternal
societies. From the early days when
tho Christians, in the catacombs, by
signs, words, tokens, and secret meet
ings kept alivc tho fires of religion,
many such have sprung up and gono
down again, but some still remain.
Tho Masons, the Druids, the Forcsters,
the Odd Fellows and Red Men arc
hoary with age. The survival of these
proves that correct system with
beneficial designs, made popular with
the people and founded upon princi-
Piles ofequity and humanity can and
will endure. We believe the institu-
ton of tho knights of Honor to be ono
OF these. First, because 1t is benevo.
lent association, and all its benefits go
to it's individual members, and mono
to on outside corporation to amass
wealth, and each member, from the
highest to tho lowest, has an equal in-
terest in its welfare. Second, because
select representatives of its members
meet together annually to consider its
interests, thereby keeping alive an ell.
thusiasm in tho ordor, and from those
bodies the very best mem arc chosen to
manage It's affairs. Third, because it.
furnishes the cheapest insuranco of life
that can possibly be obtained !, as cheap
as any for the young and cheape.
by far for the middle aged, and mono
are required to ray premiums for
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16
a Woman's Discovery.

made and that too by u lady in this county.
Disease fastened it's clutches upon her and
for seven years she withstood its scverest
tssts, but her vital organs were under
mined and death seemed imminent. For
t!rcc months she coughcd inGessantly and
could not sleep. She bought of us bottle
sumption and was SO much relieved % on
taking first dose that she slcpt all night,
and with one bottle has been miracu.
lonsly cured Her name is Mrs. Luther
Lutz" Thus write w. g. IIamrck t5
Co., of Shelby, N. C.--.Get FREQ trial
bottle at McAIaster, Brico &, Kctchin's s
Drug Store.
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PRES or GRAND JURY
10 the Hon. j. B. Kershaao, Presid

TO the Hon. j. B. KersAaw, P,estd-
ing ,7udge:
The grand jury respectfully submit
the following prescntmcnt: We have
passed upon all bills given out by tho
Solicitor, and made such prcscntmcnt
thereon as to lis seemed best. at the
February Term we made thorough
examination Of the offices and books of
all the county officers, Of the jail
and county poor house and of the
bonds of all officials Of tho county, and
made report on same to tho Presiding
Judge. We havc not thought it nc
cessary to make such close eXamina-
ton at this term, but have
made such investigation as tho
limited time nj our disposal would
permit, and find all the offices and
buildings in good condition. The
books of Trial Justices Cathcart,
Coleman, Gladney, Glenn, Henry,
Johnston, Mason, McMeckin and
Trapp have been submitted to and cx-
amined by us, and We find them all,
without exception, neatly kept. with
proper vouchers for allalincs, etc. ''''' :
at the February term report was
| mado Of the absence of vouchers for
fines, etc., collected by Trial Justice
Trapp. Those vouchers havc been
submitted at this term and arc found
TO be all right. Tho other Trial JUS
ticcs of the county report no business
done by them since February term.
Tho public roads in township No. 1
arc reported to be in very bad condi-
ton. Special report is made Of the
| extremely bad condition of the road
leading from Simpsons Turnout to
Blythcwood, known as the mill road,
and such bad condition is reported to
be from the want of proper tools to
| work with, which the officers in charge
of the working Of the road cannot OF
will not procure. Report is made OF
a place on the Bell's bridge road, just
beyond the first mile post, which is
likely to become altogether impossible
unless prompt attention is given. The
bridge over Little River, at Casscl's
mill, is reported to be in such condi-
ton as to be badly damaged if not cn-
tirely swept away by high water. II
should be properly secured.
LII conclusion we would thank your
Honor for your kind and courteous
treatment, and for tho information nc.
cessary to tho proper discharge Of our
| duties.
Respectfully submitted,
j. Q. CALDWELL,
Foreman.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16
q Il TRIP ACRoSS TIE ATIAN1l


Its Comforts and Discomforts--Tho Won
derfuI Gulf fstream--Albion's Cliffs amp
Londo OH City.
1fessrs. Editors: Pursuant TO my
promise, I beg 10 give below some
innroesione of q ,r;n ohrood ,,1 ..
.p o''l ~ =" iip ''Dl o''o' "",' 10
llahy ol your readers haVc traVclcd
over the samc ground, [ trust, there
fore, they will not feel any obligation
to read those rchrct;one A oroot
c.a ~
i,i"iiy persohs lcar Inc sea ana us
dangers, and allow their anticipations
to so affect their nerves, that long ere
tboy uot ont +o oo, +ho,, ho,,o 90
sumbed to no,noloes torrore ond ,,,o,o
likely that dreaded md owful colom;iv
go ,,os4 - ','''. -,
ons1it oon snIh tho nhost iaoOaony .icy VIII
t;uo omo;mst az ny foonS,I Ss III iUi Lptoveil-
~ ~ Snd,, ,' LIS us ~ tI"L.ui ~ W. puI u,us,
nrovomt;t nv ; @ nm1 Ss ;f y Iooli on, u,s'ovoioa 10
h,no,,o1,o w. ~, CIV - 0oiiio9' W. iliost
"-"o' 'o'A w
SEA LIFE.
We loft Cape Henry not long ago on
July /, 10 p M, and after signaling
up a pilot boat and leaving our Bay
pilot, we started our engines, bound
tor London, and as our steamer was
heavily laden wero told if nothing
happened in two weeks wo would
land at London dock. This seemed q
long time, and how to pass it and
what to do were questions which wcro
likely to disquict our souls. After
three days out we gained our "sea
legs" and so were relieved of all
possibility of sen sickness, and found
ourselves with appetites growing each
day, and all dull care driven away.
We managed to eat five times day,
and felt no dyspepsia or other i'll, but
other matters on board now engaged
our attention.
TIE GULv STREAM.
This stream is well known to all
students and ocean ~ vovn~crs ~ W. VI
were unable to distinonisI isha' ia cb,nao
Of watcr from tho ~nnaroi ncoom % Nj
upon pntting n tbermo,nctor o ' ~ H., tho
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16
JERSEY FLATS Chill and Fever Cure
for sale by McMaster, Brice &c Ketchin
and all druggist merchants. 4

AN UNFoRTUNATE OCCURnENcE.--A
difficulty occurred In the Court House
yard on Thursday afternoon between
Mr.. Andrew M. Wallace and q. G.
Koon, which might have resulted
most seriously. The circumstance
are as follows: Mr.. Wallace had
prosecuted Koon for breaking into his
store house at Wallacevillc, and a pair
ofshoes, said tohave been worn by
Koon on that night woro prominent
featuro III tho evidence, Koon was
found not guilty and on the adjourn-
ment of Court brought tho >shoes to
Mr.. Wallace saying, "Hore are your
shoes, take them" There being bad
blood botwcen the two mon, hot words
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16
Court Proceedings.

In tho case against VIM. Quarlcs,
murder, tho jury could not agree, and
mistrial was entered.
The next case on Thursday was that
of G. G. Koon, white, and Dan Kirk
land, black, for burglary. Mossrs.
Ragsdalo for tho defence. Verdict.
"Not Guilty."
Tho Court Of General Sessions then
adjourned, and the Civil docket was en-
tered upon. The only business acted
upon was tho passing Of general or
dcrs, after which Court adjourned
sine die.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16
Tho Bcst Method.

The most agreeable as well as tho
most effective method Of dispclling
Headaches, Colds and Fevcrs, or
cleansing tho system, is by taking q
few doses of tho pleasant California
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs. 1t
acts gently, yet effectively, strength
cning the organs upon which it acts,
so that regular habits may be formed.
Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Company, San Francisco,
Cal. For sale by DR.. W.. E. Aiken. !"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16

passed between them. Mr.. Wallace
then went to the office Of the Probate
Judge, whore he had his pistol. Koon
followed him, cursiEg as he wont, and
when Wallace came from the Office he
struck Noon with q rule which he
had picked up, striking him over the
head. In the fraeas they finally
reached tho front Of the Court House,
when Koon struck Wallace with u
satchel which he had in his hand.
This stunned him somewhat, knocking
him to the ground, and on recovering
Koon struck him with his fist knock
ing him against tho railing. Wallace
then pulled his pistol, when Mr.. &.
w. Ragsdalo and Mr.. j. w. Bolick
rushed forward to prevent bloodshed.
Mr.. Ragsdalc was holding Mr.. WAL
lace from behind, and in the scIAlo to
wrench the weapon from his hand il
fired, the ball striking ono Of tho col
nmns of tho Court House. Mr.. Rags
dale thought the bullet was meant for
him, but Mr.. Wallace disclaims tho
intention of doing this, he thinking
Koon had hold of him. Ikoon having
left at tho firing Of the pistol, tho
matter though creating much excite
ment was quoted down.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
School CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE

SCHOOL COMMlSSIONERS OFFICE, I
W1NNsBoRo, s. c., Juno II, 1883.
TlIIE Fairfield County Normal Institute
y Il =. will be held at Mt. Zion Institute the
first week IN July--to open Monday, 2nd
July and close Friday, the 9th. Teachers
who expect to attend will please notify the
be assigned them.
The citizens Of Winnsboro have very
kindly consented to entertain the tcdchcTS
Of the County, and it is to be hoped that
all who can pUssibly do so will report at
Mt. Zion Institute at 4, p. m. The citizens
will be visited by committee later, to as
certain the number of teachers each will
entertain.
Teachers from other Counties can secure
board at from So to 81 per week.
JOHN BOYD,
Chmn. Co. Rd. Of Examiners.
Sune16tXtd
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moro than one month in advance so
that member cannot possibly lose
moro than tho premium for one month
Fourth, because it has attained such
a vast numerical strength, located
throughout the entire continent, that it
will keep its average death rate at q
moderate figure, thus insnring the
ability Of its members to keep them
solves within its folds. p. n G..
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BOARD OF VIsIToRs. The following
persons constitute the Board of Wis
itors to tho Mt. Zion College for tho
week beginning Monday, June 18:
w. II. Kerr, 7. III. Ketchin, w. r..
TlOtv '5.s - ~ ssa .-
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L0CALSINTELLIGENCE.
Saturday, Juno 1G, 1888

TERMS OF The NEWS AND IIERALD.--
'Trlweokly edition, three dollars per an
nun, in advance. Weekly edition, one
dollarand fifty cents per analqtnn, In adj
vance.
RArEs FOR ADvERTlsING.--O One dollar
D psI.h,Gil (sOlid minion) for tho first inser-
tion, and iifty cents per inch for each sub
80 ,urnt insertion. These rates apply to
Embellishments Of every character, and are
my bio strictly in advance. Obituaries
and t,ibut IS Of respect are charged for ms as
advert isements Marriage notices, and
! mplr announcements Of deaths, are pub
3iishrl FREQ, and are solicited, Liberal terms
fDr contract advertisements.
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----Asan appetizer and nerve tonic, Bar
rctt's Tonic is unsurpassed. Try It,. For
sale by McMastcr, Brce & Kctchin. N
II. II. y. warranted to cure sick head
achc in twenty minutes. For sale by Nc
Master, Brcc 81 Kctchin.
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FOR 1RTAL JUSTICE.

We arc authorized to announce ny.
JAS. b, STEVENSON as a candidate for
the Office of Trial Justice in tho Judicial
District embracing Brico and Jackson's
Creek Townships subject to the action of
tho Democratic primary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16

-GII.DER'S PILLS arc unsurpassed
and purely vegetable For sale by Nc
Master, Brice Il Ketchn:. 4
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16

JERSEY FLATS never fail to euro
any case Of Nlolarial OF Bilious Chils and
Eeycrs. For sale by McAlastcr, Brice e
KGtchin. H
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ron couxrY oomMrssroxER.

We are authorized to announce Mr..
CIIhS. A. ABEI.L as o candidate for tho
Office of County Commissioncr-subje
to the action Of the Democratic primary. y
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16

THE JOSH BERRY GRAIN CRADLE
Saves all the grain. Has fourteen fingers,
Made entirely of wood. Lighter and more
durable than any other. For sale only by
tho
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1888-06-16

If you take JERSEY FLATS occa-
sionally you will never suffer with chills
and feVer. For sale by McNIaster, Brice
Sc Kctchin.