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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
COUNCIL OF THE EPISCOPALIANS.
The C"id Weather Effected married.
thnmEc ia VIC AIicmMnmcc.

minneapolis. Mimi. oct. S-rh, cold
weather effected marked change in
'hc attrndauC" at the ilousv uf Dcpu-
'ios TINS morning and it was after 10
o'clock before the session opened Ar-
Ter IN" preliminary fOimaliticS the
Committee on Changes i'm tho tunstitu-
tlon submitted a report uuIaVorf,blu
To the proposed Amendment whrrnby.
1t was proposed To substitute thr word
constitutions" for that OF "cunstitu-
ton aud asked to Il" DISCHARGED
The report of the committee was
adopted,
Mi Elliott, of the same comrmtt"o.
submitted II report upon the .rsolu-
ri"n 10y Judr" TairbanISs. the lntvn,
of which was IL authorize any jiucrsc
I" set asid" i part of its territory as n
mission
This report was ALSO uufavurabIa.
br. Hart. custodian uf tho Standard
Book of Common praNcr. submitted.
through Dr huntington. !. long print
ed report relating to the now standard
aud calling attention to several ty'Io-
graphical inaccuracies Among other
statements contained in the report MAS
one to tho effect that LOO ODO copies of
tn" book had been printed from the
ncw standard. \ resolution ndn,t"I
at the last General Convention. nuVid-
iuE that tn" name Assistant Hishop'
u" changed to- Bishop Coudjutor where
ever ii occurs in the prayer book. were
brought up for final action und the
sam" question is now before the House
AS Il portion of the report OF tn" lI"Vis-
ion Committee. was placed uIi the cal
cndar.
The first vote by diuCcScs OF the pres
cut convention was dcmau,lrn dpon the
designation Of tive aititutiun sent
down 10y the bishops. Tnis ram as fol-
lows.
"Thc constitution aud rauuna for tho
government of that portion oi the cath
Ollie Church known III law as the Pro-
t"St@nt Episcopal Church of the t. >.
There Was,uu debata. and the lcs!.-
nation was adopted by this vote:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
Charged WIN Il Scr1Ca" .;---.'------'--'

Gainesville. Fla oct DEPUTY
sheriff Warren to-day arrested at Is.
land Grove J " Jamison. wanted in
OrangcburE. s G., FOR abortion Sncriu
Tillis received Il telegram rro;n Orange.
burg stating that Jamson Was AT Island
Grove. and deputy was immediately
dispatched and Jamisuu is now in Jail
He does not deny that he had 'rouble
there with Il woman. bu; is very rcti-
CEN. and will say nothing about the ma e
tuTe Of the case. He has been arrested
several times at different nllces. but has
escaped. y telegram has been received
from Governor Mitchell instIuoting the
Sheriff to hold him until requision pa
pcrs can be procured.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
trouble in Store for rhc Prize ri.,,
NauugcrS

paiIaS Tex. oct. Papers are rrt
I'I IN" arrest ui William ls-,,y u,,,.
nErf "i James j. Corhrtt: AIuftin III
IA manager iur Bob FitZsinrnn,,s
w n Nh"eluck. secretary OF the Flor
tLH Athletic club ANA presumably rnr
Ian. A.tS stuart. Joe N-ndig ana utba,s
Ihr papers Were issued from Aus,i,,
ana arrived in Dallas this morninm
hreI"'k = papers were served ON him
to-day None OF the others hay. su
lar i"'n served Where th,. Cnrh.it-
rl'%Sinmons fight viii br pulled Off
= sun Il matter of conjecture. Pr.si.
dent stuart Says it viii moi hy decided
Mnti Joe Ncniie ana others arrive
IN" Hot Springs proposition is under
IphNid"lation. hUt the hight wilI 20 tn
IN" hishcst ana most responsibl. hid
GERS II may he several days before
1t is finally decided
Later papers We're served on "
ifrady ana Martin Julian. Hrody
Julian ana WEcc!uCk gave bail 10 an
pear before the Travis county grand
jury 1t is understood they viii lrayr
for Austin tomorrow. Papers are h,rr
Tor N"ndig There are no paicrs yrt
Tor stuart The idea is said To- be ihat
everybody is Ia Ice used as witncss..
against stuart before the Travis conn
" grand jury to indict him for con
SpiIhcN to commit Il felony
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a Prominent nonnot.e mnn non.

Roanoke Va, Oct. S.--John OFT. sec
ietary Of the Iron Belt Building and
Loan Association, and one of RoanolIe,s,
nest known business men. died at 4 :25
inns morning uf paralysis. He was .
native of iiaggcrstown. Md. and w,as.
FOR lons time in the service of the
Government at Washington. HAVING
been acting Comptroller of the tIre
rGnGy under buGhanan. He was chief
the Confederate States until the iattes,
part "f the war, when he took the field
and won the rank of colonel
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
a horrible Murder.

IacksonNille, Fla, oct. y special to
the fines Union from Rrooksville. Fla.
says Last Friday Henry smith, a stock
man VINO lives near here. went to The.
prairi" 20 feed his hogs Saturday
morning Smiths horse returned rider
less Search was instituted and today
smith cornse was found IN d dense
hammock about three miles from hara
Ills head had been shot oil ana the
body l'iddied. Smith had had trouble
with noEhbors about cattle 1t was
charged that he raided his ueishbors'
herds This is supposed 10 have been
the cause of his assassina tiou
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

y" sooner had the rcsui; of the ballot
been declared than some of thu. mem
h'iS TOOK alarm ana wanted the rest of
th' ih'ssHB" postponed until "a more con
Nrhl"lit season In. Huntiuctun the
New YORK orator ana Iiuriiumentdriau.
Htiu me House had done what was an
9"'utcH without precedent IN passing
'I amendment to the constitution with
u"t discussion, and he hoped surh NO.
i'on would never be rcueatod
tN senator Edmunds. however.
thought II would be most cxprdiiinus
10 go on with the subject at our. "a
thHt II amy amendments were. drcidnd
''h"n th" bishops might have them
without delay The lIuus.. thought
,n" shh'r way The proposition of tho
piShul'S To substitute the word ''sVund'
i"f convention WAS non -concurrcd i'm
10y vote. the volume of which s.e,nrI
nearly equal
|.oIgc c. Thomas, of PENNSYLVANIA
Shpt on tn" first arrow with an
amendment. substituting the words
Presiding Bishop"
good deal al feeling and some
hrat was shown in the debate upon
thiS proposition. When a ballot was
llhallN reached Mr.. Thomas amend
m"nt was lost by vote of I52 avcs 10
ib2 nays The question viii thus re-
vert to Section 3. as adupted hy the
House OF Bishops when the matter is
aEHin considered
~ $50 O'Clock the House adjourned
lust before the delegates dispcrscd
the House of Bishops announced CON
curr"uc" ia the resolutions dividing
ia" diocese Of California; MARYLAND
and krutttCkV
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
Snip nuiiders to strike.

Belfast. Oct, S.-The employees os
the Belfast ship building yards have
gwen gwen notice to their employers that
they viii strike on Thursday next II
their demands for higher wages nTa'
not conceded, The Clyde Ship Buiia +
ing Unions viii cooperate with th..
Belfast hands SO
1t Is the Intention OF tho Clytie ,fn-.
ions 10 hiring out Twenty-Five Jier cs,,f
of their men. This will ;hraw sa So
men into idleness. 77'sseg
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
WondcriuI Hnrgnims in HroLcn Lin,
and Sizes in Winter Mcrino and
All MOoj IulcrWenr

Think OF ladies, pants. in small size.
worth 81 ana Sl.25. now 63c.; jersey rib
bed vests. worth 81, now Csc; jersey rib
bed vests. worth 10c.. now 35c.. ribbed
vests, wOth 25c., now l5c.
Childrcn'S vests ana pants. in odd
sizes. from Sc. l0c, and i2inc: wool vests
and pants, worth soc. now 25c.
Mems all wool and mereno vests and
drawers. odd sizes, worth 81 and 81 %
now Csc
Also 4 fun line of regular goods at
free wool prices.
r. A. SAUNDERS.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09
Extra tnIuc iu New Drc.. Good. and,
SiIh..

Fancy WeaN"s In all wool black goods
from 25c. To Sl.50. fancy effects i'm mo
hair and new wcaVes, In colOred dress
from loo. to Sl.50. All wool serge in
black and colors from 25c to 81 so
r. A SAUNDERS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-10-09

placed in command OF the troops Of the
Norfolk district of the Department OF
Norfolk. and so continued until the
evacuation of the Department. in May.
1867.
From 1861 to 1864. General Nahone
continued in command OF what was
known as Mahone's Brigade. of which
the Sixth, Twelfth and Forty-iirst Nir-
Einia regiments We're always members.
and which up To SOME time in 1867 en-
braced also the Third .Alabamu Rcgi-
ment. and later. after the Alabama
Regiment was transferred to another
brigade. the Sixty-first Virginia Kugi-
ment was added in its place.
General Mahonr. having received Il
isabline wound in the battle OF Second
Manassas, was not with his command
! again until just before the battle of
| Frederickshurg. In May 1863 General
Mahuur was elected Il member OF the
| state Senate. hut diG not TAX" his seat
II this body until January 1861 and then
| only Tor a few days
| Whrn General l.uneSti"rt was wound
| ed in the battle OF the Wilderness on
| the 9th oi May. 1864. General r. H. An
| drrsun Was placed in command OF his,
cuiEs. and General Mahunc in command
| oi Andclsun'S Division. which was com
posed of tho fly" following briaud-s:
| Mahones ,NireinD. Wright's U;eor-
| siul. iianes tAlissiSsippn. Saunders
| tAlahama). and PerrN'S tEluriduD.
This division General Mahonc con
| tinu.d to command until the surrender
at Aupu,natt,x Co,liI.ors. s,r,irhnr -
few ,lavs uTtar th.. hath. nf IN. t,rnt.,
his commission us mn iur.rnu.r..l dutiu,-
| from mai famous .nrnyrn.ut ,Itly ~
lSGD. After the battle Of the Wilder
ness liz. was t,ntor.d I'M. nI,uniutni..n;
| OF maiur-gpu,ral with t.,nnnrII> ,,rr;
| tut this he r.sprctfuly declined
| when IN, yur rIns,d ,;,iir,.l N,
| homes many brilliant achievements ~.
| :: military commanded. huI ,,n,i r,,,,
| great fame. He had tu IN. rr,.Ji, ar I,i.
reputation as q tiehtrr IN. bpttl,. If ;ha
| crater. the BATH. of Johusou's Earn,
| ON the. 22d of ,I!uc 1864 ana m. ,lnsi,
upon th, ,n.my's rear IN \i,s.,,'s Earn,
| ON the evening OF August ~. 1864. actions
! i'm which vpr,. rnuttir,u nm u,lrr..ut..
| of ny.r onn urisnr,nr: ~ IS.i,,raI
| forces h.,ir,. b,.u s,rurE f,.iIi,,,. lI,,,-.
| i'm each Lutti,.
| Al Anuotunttov Cn,rti,,ns. ,i. ..,,,.I
| Fields division ,yar. ih, ,nI. tv,n ar,
| oIpuui,,d Iiyisin,,s II, ~. r,uf,,j.r..i..
| .ruy p,,Iup th,. >,,int.., ,,, ,>,iI ~. ,i,
n-nnle nr p,.i.rshu,.,, i'm r,.'..",,it;,r 49,
,i- ,riIiI.,, l,,,.i, ,,....,t..i Iin,
| with = sword
RAILROAD ORGANIZER
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| ,,''., a. ,,,,,t,,, 80,
| 49, 'ii',,.,,lt',,
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Continued on Third Page.)
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20
WHERE WILL II END.
iNc .SENir.

The place cf G. T. Hook, or West
Gcrvais STREET, was raidcd by EqEoE
constab!cs about 9 O'Clock last night.
Mr. Hook gave q representative OF
the STATE the following account Of the
extraordinary proceeding:
II was standing up bct"con the
counters. and Young Piatt, who works
fer me, had Just ccmc III and was
taking drink Of wa;cI, wh2:i EoMSta-
blcs Speed, Davis. Holloway, Martha,
and Deech, rushed III the store with
their hands on their pistols. and lio.-
lowav grabbed Pat.
II said, 'iiold on there, what 90
YOU wan>?:' When I spoke Holloway
threw his h:Hd Oil his pistol. Taey
then, by force. searched the person of
platt and took on of lis pocket q
half pint Il Isl, Of wh;skey. Tney then
searched ny coat, which WAS hanging
I'D, aud found abont L thid 0. a !ia''f
pint Of whiSii@y. No othc! EQNor W&s
found. was summoned 20 appear
before the mayor"
Th:t was Mr. Hooks story Of the
:ir.t outrage OF the kind which has
hecn committcd-an action which
GOV. Ti!lman in ore Of his numerous
talks on the diSpensary law, said they
could not take, and regretted that they
had no method Of reaching the ''Walk-
iny barrooms.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20
An Ordinance

PERTAINING TO TIE GRAZING OF Cows.
Re il crac;ed and orGai"c& by tic
Intcndaut and WarGens oI he town
If Winnsboro in CouHci! met a"d ny
The su:2.o is of The SANG:
That ;hc grazing Of c:,"S on the
s,r.c;s Ct Winns!oru shall HC lawful,
cyccDl q: hereinafter provided.
Pyoris!y,l, That grazing stall H"t 81
nc, m;t;eu ca Congress Street: ncr Ga
East Washington Street, nor 81 IioH
street rorth of E.as; Washington.
2rorilcd. fmthcr, Ihst each COW
Shall be securely battered AID he'd
w.,ilc grazing and t.at the grazing OF
cows shall only be permitted between
the hours CT =. ". and 2. NJ.
PyoriIeI, frrtLcr, That any Que o.
fardirc against the provisions cf this
rr,};ua:lvc >haiI lie fined twenty-five
ccn:s fer ca::: and cyCry cilrNca.
Cha. al Ordinances and parts o.
Ordinances inccnsis'cm cmi with tbs Or
lirancc lee and H." same arc !:trch!
repeated. 80,
D2rc i Courcil thi> 18th day q
Nay, l>95, and with he corFo
Irr rate sea! OF tie town &tilNtd
jas. ". HAWAIIAN.
lntcndar!.
! Attest: J. \. NINNANT. Clerk.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20
observation-disclosures
Saturda!, July 20,

Local i::,,;-
-Union service Will be held Il The
Baptist Church Sunday nigh; at ) '0'
Six coaches crowded with ceIored
excursicui-ts left Winns5oIo Tor
Charlotte Yesterday morning.
-Wh:s: seems to be getting more
porular than ever in WiGnsboro. Inc
players seem to find it an excellent
way of spending the very warm even
iugs we a;e having at tprcscn'.
The prospects Of a game of bali
between Winnsboro and Monticello
are at present very favorable. Inc
Montic;.'o boys have organized, ana
are now simply waiting for challenge
from the 'boro.
-Winashoroi is one Of The few tow; $
in the STATE where one does rot see
lady cyclists. Is it the fear Of being
ouilty Of an improprie;y that makes
the ladies here shy OF the wheel:
There alc great many enthusiastic
vheelmeu in town, and the ladies
shoula follow Tie example Sc: by their
fathers, brothers, etc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20
SHOW YOUR RESOURCES.

Co::mission.r Roche has Ectticd
down 20 business i'll his new Office III
the Insurance building corHcr OF
WASHINGTON and Main Streets ana mas
already commenced to receive exhibits
for the Atlanta Exposition. Yesterday
he Issued tie following circular iet;cE
to al; commissioners in the state:
Dear Sir: l have established; hcaI-
ougrtcrs in tbs city and ain now
ready to receive contributions 10 'he
State ex'i'i: =! the Atlanta Exposition.
Pleas u,N;sc me what may lie cIPcc-
ted from vour county and the ap--
nroyimste Quantities Of each that ": |
be sent. | am especially anxious to
receive al early date specimens q
woods sid materials is they vii! have
to be prepared for exhibition. SneG'-
mems CT building stones, cSp2clS!'!
granite must be large enough 70 lie
dressed to cubes IF eight inches. i
have arranged with tic railroad cem-
nanics TO bring tc Columbia free of
charge ali articles intended for the
exhibit and addressed to me as Com
missioner. Pcrishablc articles such as
fruits: should, however, Cc sent D!
express collect. mail you 4 package
of shipping tags 20 facilitate yGu IN
your work. Please sec that the blanks
arc properly filled ont before shipping;
1t is extremely important that !
shou:d receive full aid early informa-
,ion as to what your county VIII 10
towards making the State exhibit Z
success and will therefore be co!i9ea
to YOU if you will communicate WI Il
mc 1T vcur earliest convenience.
Yours very irni;:
f. L. RoCllE, Commissioner.
Tie citizens Of our county sho"!d
lie moving in It's direction. Lc; Yo"r
resources be shown in Atlanta. Send
whatever you have; crops, minerals,
granite, fish, game Ur anything WAica
will help to make an exhibit. MAJ.
Woodward, ". j. Johnston and James
O. Davis arc the commissioners for
oar county. Let ta2m lear ;ro"i yon.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20
E..

Constable ::c,"Je:; ;:;s cen ordered
!, S?lT:a::bHr- md :.as gone.
Nrs. Dc::: returned! from C"Ianhia
O.: Wednesday.
Mrs. G.. u. Eas>&alc aud Children
have Il :&rI ct' A.c,? 1 v;s:: !" .',l.Ai;:s.
Vic.
NJ. Ed. Gai:ia.G, wIo Is n;w CIT
p.oy,@ IL thc :. {. &~a 6. Railway
oGico il Augusta. is visiting lis
p&r5n's.
Misses Bessie aa& Mary Stevenson
are visiting !hc family Of Nh Stark
Marin, n lEc !;ccEy Noun: :, con.
a:r. TAcm@s Stevenson i visiting
relatives IN Wi"">Jcro.
D,y. Edward Benedict, a!tcg 4 &C.
jouln Of tcn days alncnEst lis friends
and par;Shcnc:s Lcgc, has gene 70
spcnA ;..o&;Ii witt: his palcnis at Tic
o!G home, IN N'c:jcisc<icr county, New
EoIk.
Mrs. Gordon Woodruff, Q; SiyanMab,
is Whiting Ir. L. CAN'T aid family.
Mr.. Woodruff Is Mr.. Ga2t.'< niec2
10 make ;ouG business ply, good
hca!i i> q prime fac:or. To sccHrc
' !. L.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20
TIC Est f0r the Family.

MACON, GA.-"I have found Sim
nous Liver Regulator The best family
medicine. have used it III 1ndiges-
tion and Biliousnc=s, and found it to
relieve Immediately. After la:ir@ a
hearty supper, if on going t> bed |
take a d9sc Of it, never feel any bad
effects Of the supper: :'-Cvii C.
Sparks, EX.NGyur.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20

lfvou would have al abundance Of
dark. glossy hair, if You would have a
:;ran scalp, free from GandruI and
irritating humors, Cr if ycur Lar Is
fsded and gray, and yon would have
its natural color restored, use Aver 5
lar Eig,r. It is unqHcstionab.y the
best dressing.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20
Children Cry fer Pitchers Css:cTia
The Revelation of 4, GeorGa 4 Man III
Florida.

EtOriG3.
OCALA, F.a, july H. nc time
ago, man, giving i n1'mc as ia
B.x'cv, am" h':e i" DC !!raieh i"r
can c.. b> DR.. Brown. ;Hc >icil.i->t.
B,x ay s.:A se was :!om Geo "a
Thn caau glcN WIS, ca :i'g ln;"'"c
left tsc. Last night II reached tt"
brain and BaXley ala nird ;iiu GHc>i>
at the Eotel by shriek;ng ;hat h: had
committed murder III Georgia ;nd
that eff .e:s were after him to :.aii9
him. lie also said his :ta! name was
"D:. Wike! SON. and again thlt i was
"nnhCr. jones'" Then f:eEZicu he
ran Get INTO Tie ua, kHc's and dlSap-
peared. Tic was heard from to-day
Ten Mills away, bu: when hc saw men
approaching he fed into 'he woo"S;
Dr. Brown says ihe cancer mas reached
III: br..in AMI the man vi! som die.
ia thinks The cancer, working on tie
brain. his sl;ri CT the memory cf al
old c,i!c B:x'cv was v,rv r'Iccnt
abon lis Georgia iioin", giving IN
0 tot!!c,. i'd rc=s.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20

RELIGIOUS SERVICES. .-ScrV!ceS WiI
be held IN The following churches ca
SUNDAY:
Associate Reformed Pre<byteriah-
Rev. C i. McDonSld Pas'or. Service
atll 4. n. Sunday School al G =. 70.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 6 p. IL.
Young leoplc's meeting and choir
practice, Friday evening at S:l5.
McthoGist-11 4. N. by the p@stcr.
Sunday School al / +. m. PRAYER
meeting W: dHeSday al 5r. m.
rresJytc:ia"---ll Am b! tie pastor.
Sunday Schoo! at 5 p. III. P;a! 6:
mee:i, @~W Wcdnc: day at > .. IN.
Dapli-' lr~a. IL by thc pastor.
Thursdsy aft, rn5ot:- Il ceilings at !
o'c'otk. Sunday S:l.Ht Il 20 > III.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20
Ordered on Trial.

OAKLAND, CAI..-"Ahout ;wo !ca:S
ago or,lcre from J. Il Gates u go .
san Franci co, q bottle OF ) mmous
Liver isrgr &:nr on trial, 4" 50 sits
factory has been j 5 u>e il cXpciling
bile from TIE sys eiN. ahd rc@u Il Ing
the sc ion ii the | yer. that from an
order Of one at 4 time the order has
risen 80 4 d"zeA b tics Il, once. =
l.. V. LaWrcn c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20
Two Negroes Killed .
IVri:.ci7is ErGairJr.

:. d n"mcr. who cs:rc 20 Iolkvilie
>e.,crtav from Chester, brought a
story i;, he rN, CT :hat l<o negroes
were Ail:, L at Smiths TurEcut by the
c.. G.. e \. train las "Wednesday
night. lie SAYS that :: party OF ton:'
negroes went TO s,cep on the track ard
when ihe lrain came along, two were
killed snd two escaped. We have net
been able to learn any farther particn'
lars.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

UNCLAIMED LETTERs.-The follow
inc is list of u2claimcd letters IL lie
postoffice here:
Mr.. Flick Blown, Mr.. Richard
Gibson, Mrs. Fannie Griflen, Jane
Marcus, Mrs. Patsy Moran, Miss Rosa
Peten.
Persons calling for the above named
letters will please state they are al
yertisoG.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20

No REroaT.-Wc have no report OF
the first meeting Of the campaign at
White Oak Oh Friday. We arranged
For leaving town and was quietly
waiting c.r the north-bound frcigh;
wacn Mir. Skinner informed Us that
he had just received al order annuIi!ns
the south-5ound freight. Thus our
means Of return was cut Oft. Not
iayiug L desire for walking back home
{eight mileS) the trip wss Abandoned
It's oar parposa to attend when con
veuieIt.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20
FIRST Ili

l0.30 4. m.-rrayor ~ Rev. }. a.
Sigh, SAFE lcctu cr: Flowed b.
ADDRESSES !y Hon. Marion Butter, OF
North carolina, Hon. \. 9. La;imcr,
Of Andcr>ou. 5. G.. and i! ~. }. /. Il
!rbv, Of Laurcns, ). {.
l y. m.-Adjournmcnt for dinner.
80 p. m.-AddrcSs by Hon. j.
Gary Evans, Governor OF Sonth Caro-
lima. followed b. speech o: Hon. J. y.
Stokes, IF OraHgeburg' 5. 1.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20
IF You Want to Know How
Good Buggies are Made,
READ.
Seats: ::

Seats
Our scat frames are made of white
ash, thoroughly glued together at corn
ers and q symmetrical skirt cut on
them.
Panels arc made oval by arranging
the machine with special rig we have
Gotten M, so that when the scat IS
finished it presents convex surface,
,nus causing the varnlsh to show 10
coed advantage, and giving the vehicle
:. handsome appearance. seats are
Thoroughly ironed to q pattern so that
!! ihcy are al! alike, and backs and tops
ore interchangeable. The advantage
Of this is that If you have che OF our
| !,rcgies ani want 4 cushion. back or
top nc can send you one TO ut. taneI'
are made of Blue Ridge Mountain
poplar.
0ur seats are made by Mr.. Cicero
Moore with competent corps OF as
sistanls.
Wc proudly challenge the world to
co , nare seats with rs.
Mr.. W. NJ. Patrick, of Woodward.
has recently acccPien inC aSeHcE loi
our rrodnct /" his vicinity, and will
be pleased TO explain to you The merits
of Tie "PREMIUM CAROLINA
| BUGGY"
!. CAROLINA BUGGY Co.,
! Yorkville, S. c.
7-10-ly
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

S. CoNvENT1oN.-There will be 2
Sabbath school convention Of Tie a.
r. P. Church at White Oak On 23:d
and 24!h Of this month. There Will be
REPRESENTATIVES from ten or eleven
churches, and live and interesting
meeting is expected.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20
Administrators Notice.

II. persons having claims against
a Ms. Sarah II. McCantS, deceased,
are hereby notified to present the same
10 the undersigned, duly attcstcd, within
sixty days from this date, and persons
Indicted to sail deceased must make pay
nicIt 70 re.
x. Il. JENNINGS,
;:ii-;; administrator.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20
ALLIANCEE ENCAMpTENT.

There IS to Uc al cAcam2nc;t OF
the Al lance at Tizrah in York county
soon. The 70 loving program IS the
ort;c, Of tie first and scc0ni days:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20

MARRIED IN CHARACTERISTICS Rosa
Nelson, daughter of Mr. Nm. Ne:son'
who was for 4 number uf years 4
res;d,n, CT WinmSboro, was married
in {! arctic IN Thursday 20 Mr. t. q.
Sanlitcr, Of TIE Odserrer composing
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-07-20

QUARTERLY CoyEgEESCE.-T c
Ocar:er?y Confe! cnce Of The Methodist
Church wi be held at that church
Lc:c to-day ct eleven O'Clock, Rcf
J. Waller Dickson, presiding elder
will be p:e;cnt. lie Will conduct
divine services on Sunday al eleven
O'Clock.