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EDWARD L. ALLEN Secretary.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND

" CONTRACTORS.
rr furnishing Materials and Performing Work in the
Pueis building in cT WsTs pa *. H Sy
Of New-York pursuant 10 Chapter PAS Laws OF 1894
bids entire work: only VII be received we'd v,
One for the building with metal main cornice ana
one building with terra Gotta main cornice as os
sELE Il 'n EsMxTEs for tn. above work Endorsed
above title sso with the name Of the person or Pei
be received at the once Comptroller Rooms Nos -
and u.s. Finance Department. Stewart Building no. ="
S Ss c Of " Sni place y
Commissioners 4. snsins read and IN; n:
lowest bidder with adequate security soon Thereafter
practicable The person or persons 70 whom ,ns he
OF Public Works with the ,n.s
offered by him them. and execute the con.i cs
TO that effect and In case OF failure or ness n
he they VIII be considered as having nn ,hc
shall be readversed and reet and 50 on Until az
accepted and executed The work 70 ,rss
at such time as the Commissioner OF PUBIC "''"' "-'
r. B-Permiss,on will not be given for the w't 1n
OF bid estimate No bid VIII De 10 the
Corporation upon debt contract who Is deIauser
surety otherwise. upon any obligation 70 '"e So'-
The entire work b. completed within ., ONE Hun:
DRIED AMP FIFTY DAYS I1sr c t@s Of Public
Works. mas '@e" So" m.., :. roRry.r,vx
rIiousAND DOLLARS Fer full particulars. see City
sired also form of agreement incluams tne specn.
cations work. be obtained at the once OF sns
New-York February sth 1895
WILLIAM /. STRONG Mayor;
$sSi SasS& ..sns r S..4
Board Of Alderman
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BIG CAPTURES OF POSTAL THIEVES.

BIG CAPTURES OF POSTAL THIEVES
Washington, Feb l6.-Chief Postohice Inspector
Wheeler reports another months good work done
by the force OF postoce inspectors. as result OF
which l4s alleged dishonest people are behind the
bars among them forty-nine persons charseu WIN
postofice burglarles. which Is an almost unprece-
dented number The total includes also sixteen
postmasters four assistant postmasters, tnIee
clerks in postoices. letter-carrier. one Posta
clerk one mail-carrier. three other postai EN-
p.oyes and seventy persons not connected WIN
the service. These figures. OF course reptesene
spectors which is varied and extensive az az the
most interesting features, and one of the greatest
importance the public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-17

NEW STEAMBOAT LINE TO NORWALk.
Norwak Conn. Feb. ls.-New-York and NorwaiK
capitalists will start new steamboat line between
New York and this city Handsome passenger ana
freight boats will be built for the route next spring
The capI,al stock IL said 10 be 10000 The Old
S.w- York and Norwalk Steamboat Company. whose
passenger steamer burned last summer. also
PROMISES to put modern boat with electric
ifxhs
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MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.

WASHINGTON. Feb 1.-THE cruiser Machas ar
rived at Singapore this morning on her way 70
japan. having made the run from Colombo IN Sven even
DAYS The Alert has arrived at San Juan DE uua
temaa. where she will remain for at least month
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probably be voted on IN the House early next week
The General Deficiency bill will follow closely on
the heels of the Naval bill and will reach the sen,
ate in ample time to be reported upon and passed
In that body 800 . .,,-
Altogether The appropriation bills seem to De FUR
session and there seems to be no valid reason why
any one OF them should fall this year account OF
lack OF time for its consideration.
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Ships Paramts for Melbourne; Fr,nk,.,., -.
Shanghai; Roland Ger, AMER. '~" SnJs

Ships Paramita for Melbourne; Fr.nk,.,., -.
Shanghai: Roland (Ger) AMER. Sn0'
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Paris Watkins for New-York ..u.A A..
Southampton February 49, " Hoo
Steamer Buffalo ODD. Malet from New-York y.,r.-
p, arrived Hull February Is. '~"osV
Steamer Norwegian dr. Christie sailed FINN r,..
for New-York February 49, ~'~ss""
Steamer Stuttgart Ger, Kohlenbtck. saiisd &c.,
Bremerhaven for NewYork and Baltimore Febr,srv ian
Steamer Waesiand (Beig). Bence. sailed from Any
for New-York February 16 '"e'p
Steamer La Champagne (Fr). Deloncle for Newyo..
sailed from Havre February 10. '"'A'
Steamer Neckar Ger. Menz sailed from Ponta pelcad.
for New-York September Is eaas
Steamer Werra Ger. Pohle. from ew-York Fehr,.
g arrived at Genoa at ii m February 49,
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proposals.
AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONER OFFICE.
Room 209. Stewart Building. No. 30 Broadway

Room .os stewart, building No. $50 Broadway
~ wv New-York February T. 1894
TO CONTRACTORS . -.
dds OR PROPOSALS for doing the WORK
I'D and furnishing the materials called for N me ap
proved forms OF on file IN the one =. Wv,
Aqueduct Commissioners for Cutting Timber ana
Grounds OF Reservoir 'D' Carmel In the h
~ Carmel and Kent Putnam County. New York VIII %
received nj this office until WEDNESDAY, FEbu a.,
opened by the Aqueduc Commissioners as soon @ .st
as possible award OF the contract tor oons s
work and furnishing said materials Will be made by sa'
Commissioners az thereafter practicaoie.
Hank forms OF said approved contract ana tns sp..
cations thereof and bids or proposals aha pop other
information be obtained at the ABOVE jill ~ s'
AQusduct Commissioners on application 20 inc 'ee's
ny ''">' - Wv LANES &. DUANE. President
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrs. 81 Sunset 81 2os Moons age %
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy / 30 Gov. Island 2;22 Hell Gate so
= W-snndy Hook c:44 Island $40 He'll Gate BOB
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r. DOOSs 4 BRO, NO. 440 BROADWAY.
FINE FURS AT one-third reduction for balance OF
season Furned ovorcoats and sleigh robes Remode'hs
and repairing quickly done at summer prices
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Geachcrs.

L. RENtrI TEACHER WANTED. having leisure even:
college student u obtain kno"lsoee OF
the language Address T. l56 East f25th-st
II PREPARATION for college and other instruction 10y
i Harvard graduate; experienced tutor HALLAN' p'A
SO ! 24o broadway
Vx,ANTFD Gentlemen: Mathematics drill. sciences;
w resident English teacher. mathematics sciences
bookkeeping Ladies' Secretary. representative young Ia
dies school: English lady. German family resident
man governess French. piano. MIRIAM CofRlEHE
$50 5th-aye.
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Grhool Aaenrles.

GFNCY Miriam Coyriere supplies tutors professors
n etc. In all depts; recommends
scheo. TO Do rents 5thave Book idng cor 20thse
a aERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCY
"A spplles Professors Teachers, Tutors CiovernesseA
&c 10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply TO
49, Mrs 81 J. YoUNG-FULTON q Union Square
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Jnstrurfio..

For Boys and Young Men.-City.
QOYs AND YOUNG MEN.-city College preparation
u regents examinations; 200 students admitted withou
condition. private lessons 50c languages classics ahs
matics: backward pupils specially.
PROFESSOR l3a Wes,
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
r1-EsnAY- TERTIARY 10.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 20.
SHIPPING NEUS.

Thu KEUNI,
pha. La Guayra. Red De-. IL 90 N l;oo m
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NEW. YORK COLLEGE OF Music.

l2s-I3O 5s,h-s.
ALEXANDER LAMBERT ...................... .D'rectc
All branches OF music taught .,
Terms from SIS upward.
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Art Schools.

S,Tr-pENTS' ILLUSTRATING LEAGUE. East 18Th
- St 5th-ave-Hevs papers. magazines. hun1orou
sketches advertising painting daily, evenings; for mem
bership circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-17

At 2 O'Clock the Agricultural Appropra ton bill
was taken up and Mr.. Teller Olep.. COLI, availing
himself OF the liberal rules OF the Senate. began
speak in reply to Mr.. Hill. Mr.. Hiirs resolution
sought Mr.. Teller said. to accomplish in ind-
rect manner what the House Of Representatives has
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SPECIAL NOTICES


THE FOLLOWING LYRIC VERSES WERE
i written as tribute OF gratitude for ben a.
6ts personally received from the use OF the
oxydonor, by a celebrated poet.
oXYDoNoR VICTORY"
The oxydonor "Victory"l
What greater praise is meet for thee
Than.to proclaim thee best OF all
Tn blessings tha the world befalli
When Genius, with divine desire,
From Heaven brings down celestial hre,
F. o boon divinei o gift OF Heaven!
At last, at last, to man is given
The power from sufferng's bonds to fres
His mortal frame. and find in thee
The long lost fount of youth again,
The Joy OF life without its pain.
= To him, the wondrous man who planned
Thy power, snd wrought with cunning hand
i, And heaven-born skill and patient toll,
Zach m ystic thread and curious coil,
Be praise and honor, love and fame
The crown of an immortal PANEL
Peace unto him who gives us peacel
Praise to the conqueror OF Disease!
Unnumber millions yet shall own,
With grateful hearts, the victory won,
And ages bless the man who gave
His all to comfort and to save.
-Chas w. Hubner, Atlanta, Ga.
8. CAL OXYDONoR CO.,
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PALMfSTRX.


DALM1STRY - RETURNED, THE CELE.
4 brated European occult scientist, Prof A.
Myers. Palnist. psychomctrist and phrenolo-
gist, who has examined the hands of most OF
tho crowned heads OF Europe, has arrived in
Los Angeles and intends TO remain hero for
some time. BY palmistry he reveals accurately
the past. present and future OF the individual;
gives descriptions OF every member of your
family. the deceased as we'll as the living;
also the description of the one you have IL ar
ried and the one you viii marry; tells country
OF birth, age and how long you will live. de-
scribes perfectly your present circumstances,
and no matter how difficult they are, by his
advice you will be able to avoid obs tacles and
be aided to success, AS a psychometrist he 10
unequaled. He will. locate any alment or dis
ease more accurately than autopsy would do,
and by this gift and power has helped many
who had given up all hope. All who are about
to make change should consult him, as his
advice is reliable and beneficial Tells past,
present and future in general for ST.. Perfect
satisfaction guaranteed or no pay. Free--Free.
Free medical diagnosis from 3 to 10 am.
Readings from 10 a. m. TO PIN. Parlors, The
Norwood, 800 S. Hill ST.. corner Sixth. 7-3o
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SPECIAL NOTICES
~>>~~~~~<>>~>~--~-~~-~--
r EWIS & ALpERS0N,


r EWIS & ANDERSON,
L. 3l2 s. Main at.
All kinds OF furniture are worry cheap now at
Lewis 4 Alderson's; fact is we want money,
and want 1t right now, and our stock is too
large for our store and we must reduce 1t at
once. so come and get \ "slice OF tho good
things" offered this week; We guarantee 10
save you money on your purchases OF us; there
are all kinds new and secondhand furniture.
stoves, carpets and house furnishing goods be d
room sets from a superb solid oak polished set
for $40 10 cheap piece set for $S 90: good
cook stoves for $5: gasoline stoves, $3.50 to
$l2; ladies beautiful oak desk that cost $25.
coed as new. for SIS; another for $3.50: fine
mirror folding bed for $50; fne walnut NJ T
set for $13; good parlor set for SIS: walnut
bookcase and desk for $l5i new fiat desks for
ST; martel folding beds for Sc; new solid oak
ward robes for $lo, others for $3.50; antique
extension tables for SIS 50; linen warp mating
for l5c: Few silk bed lounges for $40 good ice
chest for $3.50: antique oak high-back chairs
for s5c. ana for ST. well sell you the best chair
ever offered in this city for that price; every
thing goes cheap at Lewis & Aiderson's; dent
forget that fact when YOU want goods and be
sure you see u. before you buy; conc right
down TO 3l2 S. Msinsi. "A
The herald., 1895-07-14
Morning
WANTED..7O pENT

w HOUSES
STORES,
OFFICES,
ROOMS,
RANCHES.
II you want good tenant right away, tell US
about your place. we can help you get Just th Q
kind of people you wGnt
L. A. REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
224 South Broadway. II
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SOo.302 ". Second st, in basement
California Bank Building,
Tel SoH.
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HELP WANTED MALE.

HUMMEL BROS. & CO..
IL Successors to
PETTY, HUMNEL l. CO,
EMPLeYNENTA AGENTS.
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For RENT
1928 South Hill, s rooms.
723 Grand ave-, furnished, 5 roemA
962 Orange, near Pearl, 8 roomA
103 Boyle ave-, 6 rooms
627 West Fourth st., z rooms.
ll43 8. Hope ST., 8 rooms.
Ills Georgia Bell, furnished, 8 rooms.
2S03 Grand ave-, 10 rooms.
We make q specially of renting houses and
collecting rents.
H. HANNA 4 CO.,
IA 10I 8. Broadway,
The herald., 1895-07-14
MUSIC LESSONS

EFFALYNE X. LOOMS, TEACHER OF
II guitar vocal and piano. Terms reasona-
Bile. Hours 10 TO 4:30. Studio 3S5 Wilson
block. 81
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TOR SALE-50 RUNNING FEET OF WIRE
Il fence 1e feet high with gate. Is in good
condition and is suitable for Office, store or
factory partitions. Wlll be rod cheap For
further particulars cali al the business office Of
the Herald If
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WANTED--PARTNER.


IN ONE OF THE BEST PAYING BAKING
Il and cake manufacturing businesses in the
city: best OF references required. Address C..
G., box 80, Herald office. IA
ySTANTED - A WORKING PARTNER IN
w horseshoeing and backsnlithing, Fourth
and Nolis ill. IA
The herald., 1895-07-14
IMPORTANT
BEE LARKlN'S
HOTEL PROPOSITION

MRS. E. A. ADAMS, DEL MAR HOTEL, 302
IVA Sd ST., Santa Monica, electromagnetic
treatment given 10 families, or NJ home ii de-
sired: nervous, spinal and stomach troubles
Z specially. Consultation Free. ll-22
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DR.AMATICAL

NANTED-TWENrY YOUNG LADIES OF
w culture. with prediction for tho stage.
TO take part in classic drama. Apply at |
IN new Music hail tcostumePs dsptl. 10
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MILLINERY

DROADwAY MILLINERY PARDCRS------
ID have Just opened with full line of the
latest novelties Corner Fourth and Broad
way. 0-6
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MATCHMAKER

A SAFE PLACE TO HAVE YOUR WATCH
n repaired. Remember you get guarantee.
W. j. GETZ, 1886 8. Broadway. Sit
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EQR QENT.-HOILSES

FOR RENT.-HOUSES
| ITO LET
i HOUSES
STORES,
Rooms
200 uNFuRNIsAED HOUSES No'
All parts Of town. all prices
rooms $S, to SO rooms $3.50
100 FURNISHED HOUSES
rooms $l2, to a. rooms S2sI.
rs STORES.
Spring ST. Sl37 so; Main at. s4A
Second st. 500: Second At $40
Broadway $40; Main ct. SS.
OFFICES.
All kinds, SIS month up.
ROOMS.
Furnished or unfurAish ed for he.sa.
keeping or with board.
RANCHES.
SO acres Hollywood, eto
Our rental department covers every vacant
place in the county: with such q tist don,t
you think we can tell you Of the very place
you are losking for2 Always remember III At
If We haven't just what you want. We will get III
L. A REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
224 South Broadway.
Rental department EDW. A. ABBOTT,
IL Manager.
The herald., 1895-07-14

MINING PROPERTIES BOUGHT. SOLD AND
M developed. We have some fine gold mines
silver ana lead mines and copper properties
for sale on easy terms; also good properties 10
lease. 10y II URN.
Att 33S s. Broadway.
The herald., 1895-07-14
REdALH MANUFACTURING.
TYPEWRITyN0

WILBUR o. HAYES, COMMERCIAL STEM.
w ographsr and typewriter; evenings only.
All kinds Of writing and copying; envelopes
addressed etc. /; terms reasonable. Call or ad-
dress 500 DOwney ave. 8-S
The herald., 1895-07-14

JISs O. STAPFER, CHIROPoDIST, LADIES
1A1 massease, III w, Frat ST., opp. Nadeau.
The herald., 1895-07-14

DR. GOMEZ.
~ FOR DISEASES OF WOMEN
7-lOu Alb s. Hill street.
DR. HONG sol. FAMOUS IMPERIAL CHI
Broadway Sill
nR. r. G. COLLINS, OPTHALMIC oPTE
~ cian with the Los Angeles Optical Jnsti.
tute; eyes examined free. l25 S, Spring st.
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W4NTED--AGENTS
HOUSES WANTED

w ANTED--A GROOM FURNISHED HOUSE
w in the southwestern part OF the city, not
too far from the Normal school. THRELKELD
SMITH, I64 broadway. is
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MINING


A GOOD FIVE-STAMP MILL ALL COM PLETE
"A for sale cheap, or viii sell half interest In
mine and mill to mining man 10 take charge
and run same 10y & HURIN.
Att 1913 S. Broadway.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR S4 A MONTH UP:
Il unfurnished for 81. so up; good location.
lis Water St. four doors south OF Downey ave,
East Los Angeles. II
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LNOR SALE-5O RUNNING FEET OF WIRE
Il fence. 10 feet high, with gate. Is in good
condition and is suitable for office, store or
factory partitions. Will be sold cheap. For
further particulars call at the business Office
OF the Herald. If
The herald., 1895-07-14
FOR RENT..ROOIMS

DRACTIFUI. ROOMS, ELEGANTLY FUR.
II nished. cool. quiet, retired; gas: bath
l9veiy paror; privilege OF light housekee ping /;
close L. best family board 63l S. Main st.
1-i5
The herald., 1895-07-14

DERsoNAL-RALPHs BRos.-GoLD BAR
1 nour, csc; city -four, soc; granulated
sugar. 10 lbs 81; brown sugar. % lbs 81; lbs
rolled wheat or oats. Csc; sardines, 5 boxes
FAMILY seap' 25o; gallons OIL s ST o5 Sefns gaso.
line, $1.lo; packages morning meal, l5c;
lard. lolb can, 75c; Cal cheese, LOG. COL S.
Spring street, corner Sixth.
The herald., 1895-07-14
DRESSMAkING

A THE MCDOWELL DRESsMAKING ACAD-
~ emy ladies taught 10 become compe-
tent cutters and filters and prepared TO do
trst-class work. Dressmaking, cutting and
hitting. Patterns cut, 25c. 1882 $. Broad
way branch OF New y ork. lI-20
The herald., 1895-07-14

T,NTEkPRIsE CARRIAGE WORKS Ali
IL kinds of wagons, buggies, etc, bought,
sold and exchanged. No. 115 North Los An
ge1es st. 9-l4
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29
FEW WOULD ESCAPE.

An article appeared in our last issue
! commenting on the report that Senator
Til.nln had used the remark that "hc
wos not vote for Christ if he would
ru" Oh gold platform" \ gentle
man who does not believe that Senator
Tillman was guilty Of such language
requests us to copy the following artl-
cic in order that some Of the virtues OF
the other side may be shown and we
cheerfully comply with his request:
The editor of this paper, while con-
stant!y thrown with Governor Illlman
for more than year, never IN his lite
heard him use a profane or blasphe-
nous word. But whenever Til!maA
chances to let his tongue slip, the ant:
papers take up his thoughtless words
and grow livid with indignation and
horror. There IS one thing about
3. Z. Tillmau that cannot be said for
some Of the old ring rule governors:
He is sober, mora, Virtuous man,
and his private life, if compared with
some of his predecessors, would ap-
pear as halo Of glory. But why
don't the anti papers comment upon
TIC profanity, licentiocsness and drunk
enncss of their OWE leaders, before
seizing upon every idle word that Ben
Tillman may chance to utter? OF
course no one upholds profanity, but
we do not consider Senator Tillman
profane man by any means. If you
dogged at the heels Of any one, and
caught up and published his every
utrerance, there would fall words, III
moments of excitement, that would
not sound we'll to pious and refined
cars.-PieGmoM Headlight.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29
COLUMBIA CON VOCATION.

~"he Columbia Convocatlon closed !
session Thursday night. Frequ :.
and most interesting services w
held in st. Johns Church each me
ing and evening, and were attend
by large congregations. The c7enl-
services, especially, attracted gene;@
interest, snd filled the beautiful churc;
with attentive and devout worshipels
Many strong and edifying sermons
and addresses were delivered, and ":
feel sure that this meeting Of clerg:v'
men has been both socially and L.
ligiously "a time of refreshing" to tt
Parish of St. Johns. Fairfield. We
are requested TO express the gratiil
cation felt by the congregation CT
St. Johns at the interest showed by
their brethren of the other churches.
as proven by the presence of so many
Of them at every service.
We cannot deny ourselves the
pleasure of commenting upon the ad
mirable work of the choir, which
rendered so sweetly the beautiful
hymns and soul-stirring chants of the
ritual.
The Convocation will meet at St
Johns Church, Richland, in November
next.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29
4 HAPPY MARRIAGES.

Samuel r. Pricha1d. Professor in
the Virginia Agricultural and Mechan-
ical College, was married TO Miss Mary
Aiken, daughter of Mrs. Virginia and
he late Hon. D. Wyatt Aiken, IN
Cokesbury, S. c., June 20, 1898, at
1880 a. m. Ceremony by Rev. ". e.
Neville. The welded pair left an
hour later, via Charleston and sea
voyage for New York and ether
places North. An important valise,
eft at the starting point, occasloned
a stop over in Columbia, which gave
Sam time to make call at the Neigh
Jor office. Clessing on the Tvatn.
Miss Aiken has been in Ninnsboro
ON several visits to her relatives here
and made host Of friends who wish
to extend their best wishes for her
future happiness.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29
An Ordinance

PERTAINING TO THE GRAZING OF Cows.
Be it enacted and ordained by the
Intendant and Wardens of the town
of Winnsboro in Council met and by
the authority OF the same:
That the grazing Of COWS on the
streets cf Winns5oro shall be lawful,
except as hereinafter provided.
Provided, That grazing shall not be
permitted on Congress Street, nor on
East Washington Street, nor on Zion
Street north Of East Washington.
Prorided, further, That each cow
shall be securely battered and held
while grazing, and that the grazing OF
COWS shall only be permitted between
the hours of A. NJ. and 6 u. NJ.
Prorided, further, That any one Of
Tending against the provisions OF this
Ordinance shall be fined twenty-five
cents for each and every offence.
That all Ordinances and parts Of
Ordinances inconsistent with this Or.
dinance be and the same are hereby
repealed.
Done in Council this 18th day Of
May, 1885, and with the corpe-
IL. S. rate seal of the town affixed.
JAS. W. HANAHAN,
Intendant.
Attest: j. A. HINNANT. Clerk.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29
BCCKUEAD ITEMS.

BUcKuEAD, June 27.-We had a nice
rain on the 18th, and there was a
cyclone and a washing rain at Mr.
Bolton Lyles' Oh the 22nd. These
rains at such times the farmers cannot
help feeling thankful to God, the
iver OF all good.
The crops are locking fine. There
is an abundant crop Of old field plums,
and the black berries, the nevcr-failipg
fruit, have made their appearance.
There is also fine crop Of peaches and
some apples.
Capt. r. NJ. Lyles and others that
have sown wheat arc much pleased
with its prospect.
don't think the ost crop IS es good
us it usually is.
Gardens and melon patches are good.
The octogenariars, Mrs. c. l.. and
Capt. /. u. L., are well.
Why can't the Tillmanltes join the
Conservatives? 1t was aweful safe in
1876 with Gen. Hampton and NJ. G.
Butler as our leaders to the much
coveted white supremacy; and such
men with the Conservatives have not
lost their grip on it, and the Interests
Of all citizens would be and have been
much better in their hands than this
maladministration since 1890. The
so-called Reformers seem to be much
afraid if the government passes out Of
their hands-that there will be negro
rule. low was it in 1876: Where
were some Of the now so-called Re
formers, the high privates in the rear
rank, at that time? J. CT.