The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, November 30, 1876, Image 4
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JN0. S. 1mYNOLDS, Propriotomm.
IlIENRY N. O1AR.
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Misco~laneous News'
lovcrnor Tilden's engagement is
deied. c
Tie General Assembly of North a
Carolina is session. -
A large gang of counterfeiters
have been arrested in Indiana.
Snlow full in Charlotte, North
Carolinai, last week.
'' he wine crop in France is one- 1
th l larger than the vinos promised f
at the end of the season. r
A party of gentlemon from the t
North purpose to start a vinegar t
factory at Augusta, Georgia.
Throo engines have been disabled t
on the Georgia Railroad, since the I
recent engineers' striko. I
London pap1ers say that Cairo,1
Egypt, will bo quito a fashionable
resort during the coming winter.
A solid vein of coal has been
found ou the farm of a Mr. Clark,
im Rockingham county, North
Carolina.
The historically famous Old t
South Church in Boston has been N
converted into a historial museum. F
Four Catholic priests died in
Savanimh of yellow fever contracted
while they were niursing the sick,
during the terrible scourge.
Tampa, Florida, shipped 63,912 1
orangos in one wook, and the orange I
merchants still do a large business I
in the same direction.
The Georgia State Board of
boalth intend to meet in Savannah
on the 12th of December, to investi- ]
gato the cause of the yellow fever.
1-on. Alex. H1. Stephens has
promptly gone oil to Washington to
take his seat. His genral health is
improving, though lh0 has to walk
on crutches owing to rhemnatism.
The famous Ferris Mine in
Mecklenberg county, North Caroli
1111, hits been sold lately to H. H.
Cruumlish, of Wilmington, Delaware.
The two bank robbers who con.
fossed to having killed Heywood,
the Northfield Bank Cashier, have
b)een sentenced to impIrisonment for
life.
'The epidemic of yellow fever in
Havannah, Ga., is at last at an end,
muid travele'rs need( no0 longer fear to
visit that city. All absentees have
returnied, and business is resumed.
By the late fearful cyclone in
Indim, one huundred anld twenty
thousand p)eo1)1 lost their lives,
and an enlormouls amount of proprer
ty wvas destroyed'.
Four masked men robbed the
mail coach ten miles north of Los
Angeles, California, a short time
smeie, stole the express and mail, and
cut the telograph wires.
Mrli. Josephl Soymnour, an employee
of Lho Augustam. Georgia, factory,
had one of his thuimbls sco severely
(cut by the malichinery in the weav
ung 1001m, timt :uipmtation was
Iotiod Inecessariy. Ono of the lead
<1: f' has armII wats pulled out fully
Anonymrouis poesters have been
ufu lii P~utnam county, Ficrida,
notifying colored Democrats that
fthey dto not leaIve the county in
tenu days, they' will be compelled to
dto 5'). Yet Only whito Democrats
praetusoi muidation I
A revolution)1 has briokein out in
lower Caldifornia ; 'Jose Moreno has
collected aL fo rce, d~claredo~ himself
governor, and1( seized the custoim
house at Rio Joana. lie has im
prisonedl Gov. Villagrana and his
so.rtary, de~posed the collector in
oflhee under Vilhagrana, 1and0 put inl a
favorite oi his own.
The curious of Charlotte, North
Carolina, have been1 gratified by the
sight of two real live Turks, who a
b)realkfastedl there, wvhile on a journey
from Now Orleans to New Yorki.
.Their singular appearance and their
efforts to miake the cook understand
their wanuts afforded much amuse
mfenlt.
A white muan named Henry
Peteirskin came11( to a tragic 01nd at
K iff 115l4, on the RBaleigh~ and Gas
ton Rauilroadl, last week. Being
undoer' the iih ltene of liqptor, lie
laid down and fell asleep on the
iRailroadi track, and a material train
which pa:ssed b~y shortly after, ran'
Over himl andl cut him to pieces.
In Sacramenimto, Cal., during a
per fo ranaeo at Moore's Opera .a
IHouse the floor gave way, killing
seveni imd wounmding ab~out 01n0 e
hunadrel spectators. The fire alarm a
was soun tded and ill a few moments
the, hi re dIepar~itmient and the police e
wo'ro oin the gr'olund, anmd pr'ceeded !
to rescue1 the wounded and1( remove
the dead. Many of the latter are
in a critical cond~itionl.
-'A now invenition, called the elec
tric railroad signal, is attracting
at tentioni among nd~lr'oad n.en. ando,
if is niot unlikoly to supesrsedle flags.
Lie signals are plac'ed along the'
no about a mile apart, and operate
y electricity. When the train
asses the signal station, the danger
gnal is displayed until the train
asses the next station, when it is
3versed.
Several companies of United
tates soldiers have arrived at
Vashington, and others are expect
I. A good many sensational para
raphs about massing troops at the
mat of government have arisen
com this ; but there are assur
neos that those troops are mostly
a eoute, though it is not unlikely
hat the government will retain a
3V companies to police tho District
ntil the Presidential inauguration.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
outh, in the Virginia conference
cently hold in Richmond, have
dopted resolutions to the effect
hat the adjustment'effected by the
ommissioners of the M. E. Church
outh and the 14. E. Church North,,
t their meeting at Cape May last
mugust is fair and honorablo to both
arties, and that they regard the
ction of the commissioners as final
Aud conclusivo.
The son of a prominent colored
)emocrat in Danville, Virginia,
laving (lied, the father's colored
riends held themselves aloof, and
efused to have anything to do with
he funeral. The white citizens of
ho place laid the remains out,
>ought a coffin for them, hired a
tearso and carriage, and followed
hem to the grave. A colored
ireachor was present, but would
avo nothing to do with the burial;
o at white minister road the service
nd white people committed the
emnins to the earth. Behold in
imidation I
The New York Presidential Elec
ors claim $1500 pay, aiind mileage.
.t soems that when the pay of mom
>ers of the Goneral Assembly of
hat State was $3 per diem, an not,
vas passed giving the Electors the
amo pay as members of the General
tssenibly. Afterwards the pay of
nemnbers was made $1500, and
nileage for the ",essi-m), whether
ong or short, without a thought
>emg given to the Electors. Now,
herefort, they claim that und r the
aw providing for their componsa
ion, they are also entitled to $1500
4nd miloage, for their session of
wo days.
"Boss" Tweed has at last reached
qow York, but too late to furnish a
mmnipaign canard for Zach Chandler.
Eie landed in New York, at pier 4,
gorth River, from the tug Catapa
)n the 23d inst., and appears in
imidatod. He has lost at least
ieventy pounds of flesh, and seems
1ervous and apprehensive, while his
>ld defiant look has become of the
Ihings that were. In order to
>btain his liberty he will be required
Io give bail in the amount of three
nillion dollars, and that well nigh
impossibility accomplished, could be
mmediately re-arrested and held to
ail in the sum of seven million (do
Wurs in consequence of the judgment
bgainst hmn in the civil suit, the
bpp~eal from which is now pending
in the Courts. Thmere are twenty
iix indictmnts h.-n,;'ing over him.
VEGETINE
Purifies the Blood, Renovates
andI Invigor'ates the wvhole
83Stemn.
ITS MEDICAL PROPERTILES ARE
Alter'ative Tonie, Soivent anid
D~iuretic.
.N T l(a is made exciusively from the
V Jices of carefully-selected harks,
~oots and1( herbs, and s(o strongly concen
rated, thant it will effectually eradiente
~romi the system every taint of Scrofula.
ehrofuilon~ I iumor, Tlumnors, Cancer, Cani
wrouis H~umior, Erysipel as, Salt Ithecum,
4yphihitic Diseases, Canker, Faintness at
rei Stmc, and all dliseases that arise
romimpuire blood. Sciatica, I nflannua
ory and Chironie~ Ithieumaitism, Neuralgia,
:iout and spinal Complints, can only ho
iffectually curedl through the blood,
For Ulcers and Eruptive diseases of the
kin, 1'ustules, Phiples, Blotches, Boils,
['etter, Scalhead and Itingworm, Voege
inc has never failed to effect a plermanent
,ure.
For P'ains in the Rlack, Kidney dJom
>laints, Dropsy, Female WVeakness, Leui
orrhon, arising from internal ulceration,
11d( utermlo diseamses and General Debility,
e'getino acts directly upon the causes 'of
hbeso compulalints. It invigorates and
trengthens the whole system, acts upon
he secretive organs, allb-ye inflammation,
mure ulceratlonl anid regulates the bowels.
.For Catarrh, Dyspopsia, liabitual Cois
*ivencs, Pa'pitationi of the Iheart, liead
ichie, Piles, Nervousness and General
P'rostration of thme Nervous System, no
nodlicinmo has evergiven such pericet sati
action as the Vegetine. It pufrilies the
>lood, cleanses all of tihe organs, and
>ossesses a controlling power over the
iaervous system.
TIhe remarkable cures effected by Vege
inoe have induced many hysicians and(
pothecaric's whomi we know 'to prescribe
.1ud use0 it in thteir own families,
In fact, VEWETINE is the best remedy yet
hiscoveredi for the above diseases,011i
ho only reliable Blood Purifler yet p~laced
>eforo tho plublic.
PR ElPAlfIED BY
I. RL. STIEVENS, Boston, Mass.
WHmATr 1 Viopwrjsx ?- --It is a comi 1)und1(
xtractedl fromt barks, roots and herbs.
I. is Natuiro's Ititmedy Iti lefc
armless fremii any bad1( elfet upon0 the
ystemii It, is nlourishigszdsrmgle
ng it acts directly upon the blood. It
Lulits the nerIvous system. It gives you
;ood, swecet, sleepi at night. It is a reat
innaceca for our aged fathers and motheors;
or it gives them strength, quiets their
erves,. and gives thenm Nature's. sweet,
leep-it has been proved by miany an
gediperson. It is the great Iloodi 1url
er. It is a soothing remedy for our
hildren. It has rellevedI andl cured thoup
nds1. It relieves and cures all diseases
riginating from nupur iblo100d. Try the
1torrTN5. Give it a faiir trial for your
ompulaints ;then you wvill say to your
Plend, neighbor and noquaintaince, "'Try
:It has cured me."
VEOETIN!S, for the Oliliplainits for which
is rec0mne~d, Ig having a bargor sale
iroughiout the I'iited Slates than aniy
ther one miedicino. W~hy ? VIWETINE.
ill cu re thesd compdlb. ts.
!(e~tkle.Is Sold by all Dr'uggrists.
nov 2
N.W' ADVERI'EMENTS.
25 FANV C AnKnN,1ist yls with
25 nUamo, loots. post pId.T. B.
IHUSTED, Nasawu, uens. Co.,
No l We will start you in a businoss
you can make $50 a weok oay.
RON EY itespectable for either Sex.
AGENTS SUPPLY CO., 261 Browery,
New York.
A(4ENT4. Inveytigate the merits of the
Illstitratod Weekly, before 'determining
upon your work for this fall and wintor.
The conbination for this toeonisurpass
es anything horetoforeo ) ti e d. Tornis
sent free on application. Addross, CIH AS.
CLUCASg&CO., 14 Warren St., New Yirk.
TRIFLING
With a Cold is Always Dangerous.
USE
W ELLS' Carbilie Tablets,
a sure remedy for Coughs, and all Di..
cases of tho Throat, Lungs, Chest and
Mucous M embrtne.
PUT UP ONLY IN nLUE BOXES.
Sold by all Druggists.
C. N. CITrENTON, 7 Sixth Avenue, N. Y.
ATITENTON ALL I
(onBAT BANKnUPT SALE OF JFEuY.
On receipt of 5) cents We ;till send by
mail, postpaid, all of the following pieces
of jewelry, viz: 1 pair Gold Plated and
engrtved Sleove Buttons, one set Gold
Front Shirt Studs, 1 Collar Stud, I Wed
ding Ring, 1 Roll Plate Watch Chain and
I Gont's Itose Coral Scarf Pin. We offer
this great bargain merely to draw atten
tion to our busines, as we havo all Linds
of watchesi and jewelry at low prices.
Send for Catalogue.
ICOLE & Co., 735 Broadway, N. Y. City.
READY FOR AGENTS-THE
CENTFNN AL EXPOSITION
DIsuRnliEnD AND ILLUSTRATED.
A graphic pen-picture of its history, grand
buildings, wonderful exhibits, curiosi
ties; great days, etc. Profusoly illustratod,
thoroughly popilar aind very cheap. Is
solling inimen.wlv. 5,000 Agents Wanted.
Send for full hairticulars. This will be
the chance of 100 years to coin money
fast. Get the only reliable history. Hun,
BAnD BAOs., Puns.,733 ansom St., Phil. Pa.
CAUTION. Bo not deceived by premature
books, assuming to be "oflcial" and
telling what will happen in Aug. and Sept.
Agellts Wanted for the Story of
ChaRley Ross,
Written by his father. A complete ac
count of this most My sterious Abduction
and Exciting Search. % ith Fac-Sinile
Letters and Illiustrations. Outsells all
other Books. One agent took 60 order
in one day. Termis liberal. Address
JoiN E. Porrmn & Co., Publishers, Phila.
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGANS
Have been Unanimously assigned the
"FIRS1T RANK
IN THE
Several Requisites"
Of such Instruments, at tho
U. S. CENTENNIAL, 1876.
and are the only organs assigned this
rank. Their superiority is thus dechired
not in one or two respects only, but in all
the Important qualities of an organ. A
Meldal and Diploma have also been
awairded themni but itedals of equal value
were aw.rded all articles deemed worthy
of recognition, so that many imakers can
advertise 'first iedals" or "highest
awards."
Comparaetive rank in excllenco, has
been dleteritmined1 by the Juiidges' Reports
alone, in which the~ MASON & HIAMLIN
ORGANS are untaimuously assigned "Trhe
first rank in the several requisites" ofsuch:
ms.'trumienits, aind are the only~ Ones as
signted thcis raenkI. See Judges' Reports,
'fhis re'sult was not unaexpectedl, foi
these organis have uniformly taken high
est awards ti suchi Conipetitions, there
bieing less thantt six exceptions ini hundred,
ot' comtpaitson s. T1hecy were award ed
lirst mtedails, and highest honors at Paris
I 8I7. Vienna I 873, Santiago 1875, Phil a
dlelphia .187(1; having thtus been awarded~
highest beonors att Every Worldl's Exhibi.
tion at whtich they have competed, andl
being tho, onely American organs which'
ever obhtalinct any award in Europe.
Nowv styles, wvith imuprovementa exhibi.
ted at the Centetnnial; eleganit new case,
in great variety. Prices very lowest con.
sistent with best matleriail andie workman
ship. Organs soled low for' ensh or in
stallmnents, or reneted until rent pays.
Every organt wa'rrantted to give entirt
satisfactioin to every' reasonable purchatsol
or the mtoney returned. Illustrated Cata
lg ties sent free.
M AsoN & HIAMuN OnoAN Co.-154' Tre
mont Street, Biosteone; Ution Sqluare, New
York; 80 and 82 Adlamst street, Chicago.
THE a AMyPA1G
FAIRLY OPENED.
TTAH returned tand will now display fot
.L.. the benelit of his Patrons, the
citizens of' Fairfield,
H1 A'ITN,
f ho Nobbiost, Tlilden, IHanipton, Cute ad]
all other styles.
CLOTH[ING4:
The mnot.stylish Ruits, of the latest and
most aplproved make anid style.
of the latest atnd mnost becomin~ styles, to
suit the most fastidious. All aski of my~
friends is do themiselves the juistice, and
S06 the favor, to look at his Stock before
making purchases. My Stock of
RIOOTS AND) SH OES
ise 'ompltete. Hosiery, Underwear, Shawls,
andtllinnetketa. I cani conipeete with any
one itn this itnarket, or elsewh ee. All I ask,
is a call, to convince my friends that I mean
busmess.
SOL. WOLFE
oct 19
G OODI
ADVERTISING
$3,26~0.-l0 wvorth of space in various
ne~wspapohirs distributed through thirty
States will be sold for $700 cash. Accurate
ntsertions gtarateed ls o h
lters, giving,daily and weekly circula
tione and printoed schedule of rates, sent
feonapplication to OEO. P ItOWET~T
& O. Newspaper Advertising Agents,
No, 41 agark Ibw New vork.
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
---- -
W HO are indebted to us for PROVIS.
IONS or PHOSPHATES, we would respect
fully call attention, that your bills are due
on or before the first of November. We
are depending on you for payment AT
ONCE, to enable us to meet obligations
made to assist you, and which are duo at
that time.
In order for us, as well as you, to main
tain our credit, it is necessary to meet our
promises promptly,
Beaty, Broa & Son.
oct 12
J. F. IcMaster & Co.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS I
JUST RECEIVED !
Consisting of all the Latest
Varietios.
OUR STOCK OF CLOTHING IS
AS COMPLETE AS ANY
IN TOWN.
PRINTS PRINTS PRINTS
6tcts. Skcts. 10ets.
BLANKETS, SHAWLS and LAP
ROBES AT THE LOWEST
We would call special attention tc
our comnpilt stock of Ready-made
Shirts miade to orter and a fli
SHOES, SHOES, SHOES,
BOOTS, BOOTS, BOOTS,
Pegged, Cable, and Handssewed.
Ladles Shoes or the best make, and
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
GIVE US A CALL BEFORE
PURCHASING ELSEW HERE
AND WE GUARANTEE
TO PLEASE.
J. F. McMASTER & CO.
och 5.
NOW
IS THE TIME~ TO BUY
NOTI ONS,
Hats, Shoes, and Clothing.
HJESE goods are cheaper than ever
before, and great inducements are offered
to produncers of cotton.
Boe sure to call and see n-o.
U. G. Desportes.
oo6r
CONNOR & CHANDLER
-HAVE-.
A New Supply
-OF
Morton's Celebi ated
-ALSO,
Dsk Slide and Telescopic
PEN HOLDERS.
-ALSO,
Gold, Ivory and Pearl
MAGIC PENCIL CHA DRMS,
TOOTH PICES &c.
nov 9
TREI MENDOUS
EXCITEMENT
-OVER
THE UNPRECEDENTEDLY
LOW PRICES OF
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Eoots, hoes,
Bats,
Trunks, &c.
-AT
E.F. Leetch & Cogs.
B EST line jof N otions in the County,
Gonta' Furnishing Goods of best qaality.
Blankets, ghawls and Boulevard Skirts,
at the lowest prices.
Special attention called to the largest and
best selected Stock of Kentucky
Jeans over before offered
to the Fairfild
publio.
Ladies' trimmed Hats in grent Variety
The above goods will be sold either at
Wholesale or Retail,
All goods offered low for CASH.
CALL AND SEE US.
WE DEFY COMPETITION,
R. F. Leetch & Co.
e 5 djoining F. Elder's.
NEW GOODS !
NEW GOODS I I
e Gods, anc Goos ad Milinry
Bazaar, which were selected with the
greatest care by Mrs. lioag in the Northern
markets. A complete and full line of Mil
linery Goods of the latest designs. The
stock of all kinds of merchand1ise which
the public knows I generally keep, will be
rep~lenishecd and kept comlete during the
season.
'Family Grocer'les, such as
Flour, Meal, Grist, Bacon, Lard, Molasses,
Tea, Coffee, Cheese, Macaroniy, Rico,*
Mackerel, Cakes, (rackers, Caindly*
&c., always fresh. Kerosene
Oil, Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes,
Wooden Ware, Tin Ware,
Crockery-a full'
assortment.
.In fact, you can find all you want at
J. 0. BOAG'S.
One and all, great and small,
Give Bioag a call-at the Cornor.
P'riees to suit the times, No trouble to
show goods.
oct 12
PLA NTATION TO RLENT.
~O RENT, for the year 1877, the plan
Itation known as the " Mobley Plae,"
one mile from the old Chestnut Ferr'
eight miles fre m the town of Camnden,I
Korshaw County. On the premises are a
good dwelling,- outhouses suitable for
enanta, good gin-house, serow, ete.
Good farming land open, sufficient for
eight or ten ploughs. Parties wishing to
rent can apply to Messrs. Trantham &
Hay, Attorneys, Camden, S. 0., or to the
owner at Rockc Hill, 8. 0.
oct 6-8w. MAnY A MnOvY
FIRE. INSURANCE.
OW is the time to insure your pro
erty, in any of the following well
Companies, iz:
The Liverpool. and London and Globe,
The GEBMANIA of Now York,
The HoMB of New York,
The NIAGARA of Now York,
The ATLANTIO of New York,
The HOFFMAN of New York,
The FRANKLI of Philadelphia,
The ATAs of Hartford,
The 8T. PAUL of blinnesota,
The GEoROIA HOM.
The RIoHMoN) Fin AssOCIATION Vin
IrAA. *
Rates as low as can be obtained at any
genoy in the State. Country Dwellings
specialty. Gin House insurance offered
t adequate rates.
JAMES W. LAW, Agent
nov 2x4 at Winnsboro, S. C.
F. iW. HABENCHIT,
Proprietor of the
Cenltennzia1 33a'R
K EEPS constantly on hand a fine
stock of Whiskeys, Brandies, Wines
Malt Liquors. Cigars, Tobacco, etc., eto.
Altho tv orte and fashionable beverages
prepared from the purest liquors and in
the finest style. Come to the Centennial
Bar, under the Winntboro Botel.
0o66
MIMASTER & BRIGE
Most respectfully request the
inspection of their cheap and
well sele ted stock or
goods, which they
OfNer na low as
any house in
the up
COUNTIRY.
THiNIR LADIIS'
Pepattnent is full aaid complete in
every line,
RUF'S, SILK TIES,
llandkc'hiefN, dol'ars, Cuffs &c., in
great variety atid at extremely low priceis.
AMERICAN DELANEI(S,
Nice Dress Goodo, colored and black
Alpavas, at prices that defy coLnpedItion.
DOMESTIC GOODS,
Cohsisting of Brown Homespun, Check.
ed lIomenpun, Denims, TeIkihgs, Hhitt.
ings, &c., at prices to suit the price of
Cotten.
THEY HAVE
A splondid lot of Jeans and Cassimeres,
Onts' aid Boys Suits which they offer at
great bargains.
OPERlA, GRAY,
WVhite and Bed Flaninals at selling
prices.
A FULL STOCK OF
Gients', Youths,' Boys' and Childrens
cloiting of every description.
THEIR INE OF~
Gents' Furnishing Goods is complete in
evcry particular.
GENTS', LADIES',
Youths'. Boys' and C hildren's Shioes in
great v.r'ety, atid at ii adeniably low
prices.
THEIR HARDWARE
.Department is full and comnplete, con
misting of everything generally found in a
hardware store.
A NEW LOT OF
Good and cheap carpets just received.
C'all and examine before bu yinlg
yourl goods elseWhere
et .IcMASTERI & IC[(E.
CORN
OR ALE.
otBEEATY, 1RO. & ON.
A LL prnsknowing themselves to
beidbted to mec will please ooome
forward with money or cotton, anid settle
old nccounts, if they expect indulgence
another year.
ost 5 F. ELDER.
lEEPS constantly or hand a full sup.
1ly of Choice FAMILY GROCERIES and
'LANTiA TION SUPPLIES. His stock has
ocently been replenished, and he is nowi
eady to supply the wants of All.
NEWS kill RERALD
0 PUBWIUUnD RVERY TnUSDAY A.
WINNSBORO, S. 0..
4
DY TES
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Political News, Etc.
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RECEIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION.
THlE LOCAL COLUMN
Is well hiled with town andi county tewa.
TVhe aim of tbo Publishers is to issue a
FIRST-CL AS FA MILY NEWSPAPER.
Tormd of Subscription, payablb invaria
bly in advance:
One copy, one year,----- ---- $3.00.
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Five copies, one year, at - - - - $2. 75.
Ten copies, one year, at - - - - $2.60.
Twventy copies, one year, at - - $2.60.
To every person miaking uip a club of
ten or more subscribers, a copy will hai
| ent free for one year. Tlhc e~n~ osi
tuting a club need not all be at the same
JOB PRINTING
IN ALL ITS DEPART.\IENTS DONE IN
TIlE IIESTr STYLE AND) AT TIHE
LOWEST PRICES.
We are prepared to furnish, on short
notice,
JIANK CH ECKS,
BILL H EADS, N S
ENVELOPE~'S, LETTERt IEAD)S,
INVITATIONS,
LAW BLANKS, POSTE RS,
P'OSTAL CARDS, ETC., ETC.
Termis for Job W1ork---ash on
Delivery.
All business commnunications, should be
adtdressedi to the
Winnaboro Publishing Company,
WINNSiBORO, S. C.
J. CLENDINING,
Boot and Shnoo Manufatctitrer',
WVINNSIBORO, S. C.
THlE underigned re
apectfully' annonnelces 1iboi
citizens of FairIleId tl' ho
has removed his Boot and1(
Shoe Mainufactory to one door below Mr.
C. Mullors. I am prepared to muanufneturo
all styles of work in a substantial and
workmanlike manner, out of the very bent.
materials, and at prices fully as8 low as the
51amC goods can be maenufacturedl for at the
North or elsewhere. I keep> constantly on
hand, 1a good Stock of ol1e and U porC
Leather, Shoe Findings &c., which w ifl be
sold at reasonablo prices. Repairing
promp Itly attended to. [ermis strictly Cash.
71 Iried Hides bought..
oct 12 J. CLENDINIG
ALD, and be Sure to haye the rendy
money.