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3Fhe Motion*, Whirls. Hops knd tEhmufleo-
tlon* Mow Prcferre«l.
« \TlKnAT, February 10, :
H88.
JSO. X. REYKOWH. 1
Clf »S. A. nOVOLASK,)
BDIT0P.3.
T»tf, last corscription Indicates fhe
physical degeneracy of Hie Italian race.
The breadth of chest on Hie average
■does not reach the requirement. The
deterioration is said to be due to the
avant of proper food and shelter for the
a ural population.
C»;n. Jojix B. Uouuos, of Georgia,
sees a rainbow arching the South from
a he Potomac to Hie Rio Grande. Busi-
aiess is good, manufacturing cstablish-
inonts arc being built, foundries are
making trip-hammer marks and the
colored people are becoming accustorn-
jed to new habits of industry.
A rkokvt estimate places the losses
occurring annually from the cattle
plague at from two to three millions of
dollars at the present time, which, if
estimated at five per cent., makes a
total of from $10,000,000 to $00,000,-
000, which is imperiled by the conse
quences, with a prospective increase of
many millions.
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Thk value of the stock of every fac
tory company in South Carolina except
live is above par and the stock of tlicse
Jive scjls at par; the stock of one com
pany, Langley, sells at $173; Grauitc-
ville and Vaucluse, $170; Piedmont,
$lo0, Reedy River. Clifton andCamp-
erdown at $125; Farryvilie and I’el-
liam, $120; Cedar Siioais and Valley
Falls, $110. The uividends paid, as
far as reported, ranged from ten to
twenty per cent., the Cedar Shoals
]iaving the largest percentage and the
Saluda Mills (lie next highest, twelve
and a half per cent.
Titt Qi-AU.-F'.ATr.n Vfa’- 1
I cott, quail-cnte . sat down on Mon.iay j
afternoob to ti jsh he thirtieth b iu-o
, „ . 'of birds, lie Had wagered that lie
[JV; T. Letter in Cincinnati Enquirer.] could enf a bra. e of quails every after-
Pashious in dancing present no noon 1-i* ihir.y consecutive davs. Two
striking change-since last season. The hundred and lii'ry dollars was the origi-
Ameiican PocieMr of Professors of ual stake, bin irimi time to dme it has j
Dancing, which was its headquarters been iuci eased until seme four or five i
In this «ity, iiekl its animal meeting thousand dollars depended upon Uio I
yo:
iYEEKLY 11 El! A LB.
77r. Viiblir. i» requested cctrtfuUy to notice the neu
an ' tnluiged Scheme to be drawn Slonthli/.
rr-CAPITAL PHiZE, •75,000^*1
Ticket* only 95 fchfcre* la Proportton.
oxi: d o r r a a a year.
result. Kot all of them were bet by
the original parties to die wager, how- npiIE circulation . f this popnl
ever. Walcott saoi as he sat down *. V' Is*ot*i tat’.lj ie.Vcasi
tmns nU ; the
Herald aiul i
One of the latest innovations in New
York city is what is called a college of
heraldry. It is an institution patron
ised almost exclusively by wealthy
snobs who desire U> have their ancestry
traced back to old English stock. Ti*it
they have no foundation whatever for
such claims is immaterial. Upon pay
ment of $25 at die “college,” one may
be furnished with an unbroken pedi
gree running hack to the time of the
Conquest; for $ld0 your ancestry can
1 e traced hack to one of die kings of
Ulster. The institution is said to be
doing a flourishing business.
last week anti decided not to recognize
any new -dances. They voted to dis
card the "racket” from their lessons,
and to forbid it altogether in their that he fel: quite as well, if not better,
academies. Notwithstanding this ac- tlinn when he began the quail diet,
tion I have seen it indulged in at every Among the speemtors were several
ball which I have attended. Its name physicians. Walcott took seven min
is a slang one for the better known utes to clean die bones of the lust
redowa galop step, and 'originated in brace. The lumber of visitors to the
the fact that the nmsic which was first place where the contest lias been going
used for it was the "racquet” waltz, ou has been not far Ironi ten thousand
It is called, in various sections, the nu<I the auitch has excited much iiKcr-
“Society,” the “Newport,” the “Rip- «st and comment.
pie” mid die “Rockaway.”. It is re-, —
garded as too showy for modest girls ' A OoLOiu.n Dlki..—Two negro men
to fling tlieinsclvcs into, and this is got into a difficulty over a game of
why the professors have undertaken to curds near Augusta on Tuesd iv. Af-
phioe it-under tuboo. iter a groat tleul of cursing on both
The round dances which strict pro- sides, it w.*s finally proposed to settle
priety permits this yeai* are the plain tl»e mutter with knives. Both purdes
waltz and the redowa. The latter may agreed, and seconds were chosen. The
lie varied by what is called the polka entire party then proceeded to a piwc
Bohemia, a tno-and-heel step that is , thicket, some distance from the city,
uat theutricai if quietly and gracefully ! and after deciding on tiie distance, the ;
done. Tlie dose liasrging, sometimes , two duelists faced eat h other, cadi :
indulged in last winter by couples! armed with a large knife. They then
who ought to have known better, is! began cutting ai.d slashing away in a
now visibly rolaxod, and altogether I! lively manner, until one of them kirk-
think that dancing is rather freer tYoin ' cjl Hie knife out of the oilin '* hand,
abuses than before. The square The man who lost his knife grabbed
dances in use at the public balls are j up a large stone, ami the other fellow
the plain quadrille and the plain and turned and fled like the wind. Both of
Saratoga lancers. In the latter the 1 them were slightly cut on the hand*
couples form parallel lines and dance and arms.—Chronic/*.
together, the figures ami movements
remaining similar to thos-e of the ordi- , . - . .
nary lancers. Tire German is danced st - 0,lg ’ u
still in private assemblages, but never
at large balls.
A new' round dance in some vogue
in parlors is called the Ktix-e and par
takes of the character of the galop and
inuzourka combined. There is also a
square dunce called the National
Guard, composed of squares and cir
cles of a somewhat military character.
The polo quadrille, with its rapid
all-hands round, proved too much of u
circus to please women and has gone
pretty nearly out of fashion. Varia
tions of Hie polka are frequently seen
and the old fashioned Virginia reel is
extensively revived.
nln'r noxvspa-
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
‘ be do hereby certify that we svpentue
“ ir Mil the Monthly -and
the arranyemeuis for.
.casing. X\ row-• Henni-Annual DritiHngb of The LomsUttta
ws of the Daily State 'Lottery Company, and in person rhim-
im nts. T14
OH* llg la „-T - -1 111. ‘I IJJ \yirilVJ/.VUUt
uT.i-igeO iu Itamly tleparL ' age If at eontrol the Drawings themselves,
hud that the same, are conducted with hon-
THE MAMET
/DBY GOODS AND TVOTTGuYS ISTTLfc ^TsISTEM T\
IVIK M USMJ OF Oi $t TRICES TifJ
US MORN LEG
r T''re ; rn News
f
U‘
nhrnees siwc ! r.l tlispatchrs -fjom alBpmr-
rs of tke glolic. Vmkr me head ol
Amerran News
arc given Ha- Tehirraphic Dispatches iff
tee wet . froin a.i j arts of tlie Unirti. This
i fcatui-e alone makes
’f he Weekly Herald
the most valuatiV ein-rniele in tla* world,
a* it is the el’».\nest. Every week is given
a f; thud riquiit of
riflitlcnV Yews
embracing iim-nYto and comnn'liensive
dispute}-,a. r- i«i A'a.-i iagh'ii. iiiciiidiug full
• r '‘p«<r s of •i,c siieeel’es of eifibicnt poiili-
ciu..s oh ti.. <}n.-st'.olis ot tile hour.
The F;ire.'. Department
of the V,’vi-:M-y Hk'vu.O gives the latest.
as w dl a* the am t praetieal suggestions
and d! ej-a-s ier ding to the duties of the
farmer, hi vis for raising cattle, poultiy,
grains, _tree.s, vegetables, etc., etc., witii
suggest-ams for keeping Imild’.ngs and
laI'lfeng i;t ns' sin ic;..,lr. This is sunnle
mellt d I",
3000 yard« of'Carolinn plaids at 71 cents, by the jkcce or ynyd'.
2000 vards Piedmont 3 shirting at 5 cents.
tOOOysfds Piedmont l shirting at 6 cents.
M vards Piedmont 4-4 shirting at 7 cents-,
I'OnO yards Piedmont Drillings »t-8 cents.
3000 vards good calico at 41 centfr. . , , .. . • -t..
esty, fairness. dMd in goyd.faith toward all . , My entire stock of standard calicos in solids and faif«K / 8irti^r.'S pn.A
parties, and we a-uthorfee fhe Otriipfcny to included, at o} cents. . . . : a • A „ .A
J ‘ ” 8f>0 yaisls plaid Divsfi Goods'i^flnwhTfiom 2o cents to 18 cents. All <)»
my 20cent8 Dress Goods reduced to 14 centfr. , - y,
18 dozen anlauudi^cd fcliSrts at 4!) cents, red need fj'dm 7o cents. My ff
cehtsbted tickiitg reduced to 7 criftts. Aiuos}v(M^ A. v>, A. tjcking reduced iV
18 2200 bleached shirting at 7, & and 9 'cents. LoiigkdnTo 4 4 bleached
shirting at 10 cents. 300 yards white jiiqui at ctentS, reduced from 10 ceUtri'.
- ■ - " —- 200 pair Brogans, ploughs, elasofe
par
1 v*c this certi.
■tijieata, with facsimiles of our
eigitetUTeh attached, in its advertise^tms.”
Coininl*Rtoii<&l.
i nnoTpnrnmrrtn iSfiSMr 25 years by the Legls-
antiirc for E.htcattonal hurt Charitable pu'-poses
—with a capital of »l,0o0,a«e—to which aieser e
fund of t55o,"00 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its fton-
chlse was made a pan ->r the present 8t.tte<Con-
sthuiiotuuIcCted Mccembc 2a \ D. 187»..
'/hti until i.nueru ever voted on and endortea vy the
people of nap State.
It never scales or postpones.
It* Gram! Single Number Drawing* lake
place Monthly.
A SPLENDID DPriiRTITNITY TO WIN
A I'OnrCNE. SECOND GKAND llUAVyiNG,
CL\SS K, AT NEW ORLEANS. fUrtUAY,
February 13, 1883—lS3d Monthly Drawing.
CAPITA!. PKjyja. «7iVOOO.
Tickets at FIY-o Imilar* Vach.
fOOO dozen calico Dress Buttons At 4 cents,
gaiters, size 6. ¥, 8 and 9, at $1.00, worth at least fifty percent more.
suits and some odds and ends in pants and
I have a few business i
overcoats at prices to suit tli« bhyer. , ,. , , .
i •am determined to hffike a clean s'weep iii every iaopaitment.
ever, is Hie time to gCt decided bargains.
a
if
J. L. MlMNAUGH.
tLS.—These prices are only for spot CASH.
NOTICE.
i wcll-ui! t ■•! itepartiaent, wide-1100,000
Fraction*, In Fifth*, in Propoi'tion
U*T or PKlZUS.
—Why he weak? Why not be healthy,
s.ug Brown's
copied, naucr the head of
'i he IloillF,
giving vowpes for practical <lisb.es, hints for
nuiking ciothin?; and for keeping up With
the latest fashions at the lowest price.
Every itsru of en-ikkig or economy sug-
gc itcil iii this dcpait-.neiit is Praetioaliw
11 -..te 1 by e.\|u ts b.eforc publicatioii. I.et-
i tors from i.i.r Emi* and laindon correspon-
<1 it-, on i .r very bit ■; faslffiiTts. The
Iron
*
1 CAPITAL PRIZE..-..; $75,00*
No Whiskey!
: i i »m<
j x ( vjM j*
i died
, tl r< -l:.
> ciPmntof the \Vim i.Y :lEitAM),
h : -n i.'s. ii'e more than one liun-!
inuw t..e price of the paper. 'Ate in-1
1 da do
1 do do ....c.
2 TUtZES Of ttti)o,5
5 tld 2000
lo do looo
2o do «oo
do 2oo
no eo loo ^«-...
OO QO 60
100 do 25....;
APPHOXIMATtON PRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of $75o...
9 do do 5oo...
9 do do 250..
‘\1 T E frill dhrmg the pdf'sent w’Pek indve-our stock of gbotls one door south of o8f
Vv ]'resent stand, into the room novf occupied by Mr. Wolfe. We will contiiwre to
keep a FIRST-CLASS stock of
IrorxoifcSc
25.000 |
K i)RY GOO&&,
lo.ooo
10,000
ic.rifw
20,000
30,000
25,000
25,000
Charlotte Journal: Congress loan
ed the Centennial Exposition, at Fhila-
delpliia in 187C, a taiUion and half—
every dollar of which was repaid, not-
ithstnndi'.ig the outcry of dema
gogues that the money was “given
r.way for a show.” Tlie Cotton Expo
sition bill lias now passed Congress,
luit not. n. boc*i ooi»t»»l?Antoil hy
tbe governtnent towards the expense
of it. None was asked, we believe.
M’lie Exposition will be opened by
proclamation of the President, ami
will he managed hy thirteen Commis
sioners to be appointed by him, and to
net in conjunction with the Cotton
Planters’ Association and the city
•where the Exposition will he held. It
will he conducted, iu every respect,
like the CcntcuHuil, except that it gets
yo money from the government.
Nihilist warnings for the Czar nr©
fully up to the esthetic standard of the
day. Common printed handbills used
to be good enough to announce any
thing from a secret meeting to
an Imperial assassination^ but
now only line vellum, elegantly
yiustratcd and handsomely print
ed with illuminated letters, will
serve for the Nihilistic “scare-papers.”
There i* a certain amount of import
ance to be attached eveiv to this slight
incident, for it is a hint that tlie high
est in education and refinement are
engaged with llm conspirators fYom
whom the warning came. In Hie
meantime the newspapers declare that
the peace of Russia and the safety of
tiie Czar are assured. The Emperor
MW YORK CITINESE PAVER.
Tbo Novel Experiment flint Two American*
and a Chinaman arj to Fry.
[From the New York Sun, February 3.]
The first number of the first Chinese
newspaper ever published in thiseitv
is to make its appearance to-day. Mr.
Wong Chin Foo'is the editor-in-chief,
ami (ho publishers, at IHlt and T91
Chatham street, are Messrs. E. I’, and
1; P. Colo. The Chinese American is
to lie a four-page weekly paper, some
what smaller than the Sun. It is to
publish the news, or so much of it as
is likely to interest its readers. The
matter it w ill contain is to bo w ritten
or selected by Mr. Wong Chin Foo,
who will dictate it to a Chinese scribe.
He in turn will print or paint it with
India ink and a pointed stick upon
sheets of paper, from which it will he
photo-lithographed, and then printed
from the stone in the shape in which it
is to appear. The publishers say that
but for this process the publication
Would impocttiblo by I’oopoti of its
cost. In the past it Ims been custom
ary to engrave the whole of each Chi
nese work to he pnblished^beniuse the
60,000 word characters of tlie lan
guage are tuft represented by type.
Sir. Wong Chin Foo is a Mongolian
of rank, who has held office in Chinn.
He imbibed republican ideas in thi*
country, was graduated from an Amer
ican college, and upon returning to his
native land found life there less agree
able than in America. Ho is host
known here as a lecturer in English.
Tito scribe who will act as his amanu
ensis is one of a number in this city
w ho gain their livelihood by writing
letters and communications of every
sort for tlieir countrymen. The pub
lishers arc obliged to pay $40 a week
for his services, and say that wherever
they have turned in tlie pursuit of their
business they have found similar proof
of the lack of foundation for tlie be
lief that there is such a thing a* “Chi
nese cheap labor.” They could get a
Caucssiau office hoy for $5 a week, hut
have to pay $8 for a China youth.
OESERAI GOSSIP.
cm even go about without guards,
lie had.better be on Hie lookout. Be
fore lie knows some fallow will throw
a bomb at hiin,.and there will bo a
temporary vacancy in
office.
Brown’s Iron Bitters
is one of the very few tonic
medicines that are not com
posed mostly of alcohol or
whiskey, thus becoming a
fruitful source of intemper
ance by promoting a desire
for rum.
Brown’s Iron Bitters
is guaranteed fo be a non
intoxicating stimulant, and
it will, in nearly every case,
Like the place of all liquor,
and at the same time abso
lutely kill the desire for
whiskey and other intoxi
cating beverages.
Rev. G. W. Rice, editor of
the American Christian Re-
view, says of Brown’s Iron
Bitters:
Cin.,0.,Nov. 16.18S1.
Gents:—The foolish wast
ing ,ot vital force in business,
pleasure, nnd vicious indul
gence of our people, makes
yourpreparaiion a necessity;
and if applied, will save hun
dreds who reset to saloons
for temporary recuperation.
Brown’s Iron Bitters
has been thoroughly tested’
for dyspepsia, indigestion,
biliousness, weakness, debil
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &c., and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief.
SI
ttll.-d Lnh' r
! nr
v> b mired
after
, :-.in‘ eveij"! ifing re’athig to
S im hiiuit s
and
labor-saving is eurefaliy
1 re
•.'orrled.
Tl •
e is a pa.;*' (leM.ted to ail
I li'
>: latest r
►lULSt*:
•> of ti.e business markets,
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di-'.', eie.,it.-. A valuable
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foil ..
1 h tie specially reported
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and
con !
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Sixnting
New
at home aftd abroad, to-
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r YORK HEEALD,
. 6,750
. 'I.SrRi
. 2,250
1907 Priees, aPittlmtlng to $265,5oo
A uni! cation for rates to clat)s should lie in 5 tie
oiil/ to the office of tlie Co'mpa-Sy tu Now
Orleans. i
For further Infoimatron write dearly, plvtng
full uddres*. Scad "trd'TS by Express, Reclster-
1 d Letter or Monty t>: d: r, addr ssed oniv 10
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New &rl*Ali», J.ki,
or 8f. A. l)Atf#*HTN,
t>07 Seventh St-, AF.i*hli gton, D. C.
Jan 9-5 W 900
CLOTHING*
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS,
And will continue to sell them at the lowest possible wires. We are now Werin^
In order to reduce stock.
COME AND HEAR OUR PRICM
WALKER’S
SPE C I E I C.
ANNOUNCEMENT 1!
IN A WEEKLY FORM,
oxe Dollar a year.
NEW YOLK IfEKALP,
Ilro.u!u :m >iinl .V:iii Si , New York.
THE i’.V I.MCVI’O V.’AOON Of
VLVMNK (r. DESl’ORTr,.*
’au
If
iiJ
j 1. HE *•'oml t.er.n of this <:
! Col'll'! ' ' e ('ll tbe .'dll dtlV of
t'trt’on wHl
tVblTriiYy, at
1 re-orgar.ization of cktsses will
>’. -e. Thorough instruction in all
t'.• :.ts. Tu't'on and hoard as low a*.
.•<■'•. i:a il in ar.v !i!*t-c‘. »s institution
i id. For further information, atl-
MRS. MARY II. MEANS,
1’ 1 lelpa!. Wy.heviue, Va.
itns refers, by perinissiou, Co ei-
THIS TRULY WONDERFUL
RE Si ED Y HAS XE VlAi
FAILED TO CUKE
COXS USfPTIOX.
Its speedy action upon all ftrcnchial and
Pulmonic / ffeetions is bejond LeTtef
to those who have never tried it
or seen it used.
It speedily allays Bronchia* and ,
mouic Fever's. It is a wonderful
EXPECTORANT AND HEALER.
It keep* the digestive And a fibary or
gans in a natural and healthy condition--
; n
PURIFIES THE BLOOD,
Instantly relieves night sweats, goneness
of appetite and feneret debility. It has
f been known only four years and
HAS NEVER FAILED to PERFECT
A CURE.
Any one afflirted with wbaf is generally
considered death’s ainnt courier, cousump-
t'.on, can be cured
IN addition to the above, we will«dfl, after remoMh a fttll and complete stock ttf
o-rfeocEieiES
Of all kinds—Silplc and Fancy We cannot enumejatc/ hut tort may be sure of
getting anything fmi want, arid may also he tt&re of getFfrtg it at the LOWEST PRIOE. -
« . We return thanks to our friends and the public for the patronage we have reqCfr&b
and solicit a continuance. If you wish a happy and prosperous New Year, ydft cart
find no more certain way of having it ttian by spending your money with <fe. COMB
AND SEE.
CALDWELL A' L4tfDftRDALfi.
STAEDS AT THE HEAS,
I uc t.uicu lor $2.50, $5.00 off
I S10 00 according to the stage which the i
i disease has reached. No patient has yet
| taken Sin worth before active was atfeeted.
i The SPEtTFlO is reemnn en'rfed only for
pulffionary alftcttous, and those desiring
, . j to use it tan do so by sending theiv Orders
ilagoo 1 and I rot - ol. Davis, : ( 0 i| ie proprietors of this paper of direct
Gen. John Bruitou and Col. J. j to •ne, stating that yon saw this advertise-
inent in the Winnsboro News and Uehald
Mrs.
ivcnv i-
I'lllMb] !
. Rioii, iVinnsl/oro.
THf LlGrtf-RUNNING
DOMESTIC;
I is tire i ,
iis a fait tlia
Leader in
cannot be dis-
That i^ Is
the Trade is
ou ted.
MANY IMITATE Ilf-NONE EQUA^ ffl
The Largest Armed,
gutes
^Lightest Running
Ti.c '.imps 1 oeaumul VVoodfroflL
AND IT 9S- WAkAaNTKD
To be made of the best material.
To do any and all kinds of work/
To lie complete in every respeefr
For Sale by
J. M. BEATY & CO., .
Winnsboro, S. C • .
Agents wanted in unoccupied territo
ry. Address
DOMESTIC SEWING MACI I >'E CO.<
Richmond, Virginia.
; aitnership hen tofore existing lio-
icen the uiuteisigned, under tiie
English capitalists are looking out
for investments in this State. The cor-
icspotidgiit of- the Augusta (Htronicl*
mentions that Mr. J. Rcinfrcy, repre
senting an English syndicate of groat
wealth, has been iu Columbia looking
after investments for ids company. Ho
Las submitted a proposition lo tlie
Sinking Fund Commission for the pur
chase of all the laud owned' by tbo
Slate lying on the Santee river. Hb
states that if he can obtain from the
State au.optioua) agreement,, the syn
dicate will send the surveyors into the
section mentioned at once,juid if. the
results be satisfactory they will: pay
down the money for tho property im
mediately. The intention of this com
pany is to drain thevast territory ly
ing on these rivers for purposes of
e tUivutioii, to open np tins vast tim*
Ler district and cut canals- through tlie
whole of this rich country,, and thus
place it in easy communicatRm with
Charleston.
—A cattle dealer, representing an
English syndicate, recently bought
$2,600,000 worth of caftk) in Utah
Territory.
—Mr. George II. Ingcrsoli, of Now
York, a cousin of Col. It. G. Ingcrsoli.
died on Wednesday. He was a native
of Savannah, Ga. ’
— A conference of (he colored men
of Virginia lias been called to take
place in Washington February 15. The
object of the conference has'not been
made known.
— rr he Stonewall Jhckson Associaliou
llifi imperial, of Nr w England has voted 10 send
eleven delegates to the unveiling of the 1
statue of Gen. Robert E. Lae at Lex-1
ington, Va., in June-
—Prince Jerome has been ordered ;
before tho court upon an indictment'
fhr an attempt to overthrow tho exist-1
ing regime in France.
—Commissioner Ramn has directed
collectors to report for assessment on
the next lists after February 6 all
spirits remaining in warehouses upon
which taxes are due and unpaid, j
There is no authority of law to extend
time of payment.
—The Knights of Honor, of Louis
ville, Ky., have determined to erect a
lodge building to cost $100,000. The
central lodge of the order, it is said,
will be located at Louisville. I
ACHING u:
.IV 1-0
(At £
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A G G
PERRY DAVIS’S PAIII KILLER
BRINGS
RELIEF!
NEURALGIA
SCIATICA
TOOTHACHE
EARACHE
And the whole noxious family of
nerve diseases are cured by
SURE!
ALL RESPECTABLE DRUGGISTS
KEEP “PAIN KILLER.”
r;Mlv
K tV
: - t .'le of *
; < 1 i!*AN Y,
i eensevt.
T! iiti-rner* of ti'i: finu will be settled
j Mr. Jiuk S. R< yn<Ms, who is hereby
; •.iuli iiizeil to receive and receipt for at)
I de'».s :!;i * the concern. Ail parties having
■ c aiios v. ill present them to liim for pay
er... a'd all parties indebted will make,
1 .iii.eUiatc Baymei.t to him.
R. MEANS DAVIS,
HENRY N. OBEAR,
.INO s. REYNOLDS.
Walker^s
UllEU^lATlC; KKeWKOV
I'lIK WlNNSlior.O PtBLISHlSfli- ,
is this day dissolved by mutual | Cares Rheumatism, either acute or chron
ic, it> from eight to ten days.
Price by Express, $5 per BottW
m. J. W. WALKER,
I
Winnsboro, P. C., January at, Idsu.
Jan .id-txtf
It is a pact, wb will bell you a
I Wagon or Buggy for less than anyone in
town.
ULYSSEG. DESPORTES.
.Tnne 13
FRANKL1NTON, N. C.
CHRISTMAS
-AND-
rS-RUl’11*12EBIS i
FEBiTIEIZEKS!
HIGHEST GRADES 1
SATISFACTORY PRICES I
leaf Earls!
THE EVEHIHG STAS.
THESTAR
IS STILT. SlII.Yimf WITH A FIJVE ASSOltTMLJT f
OF
WINES, BRANDIES, LIQUOfeS AND GlGARS,
of the choicest Brands'.
FRESH OYSTERS AJVD FISH EVERY DA?,
MfiALS hai> at all hours.
Respectfully,
J. GfiOESCHEL, Agents-
—The rolling mills of the Reading; COURT
IVon Works and Ofr, Painter & Co.’s ,
stove works, at Reaning, Pa., employ
ing together nearly 6B0 hands, resnined
operations Wednesday, after six weeks
idleness.
—The Sonthem Telegraph Company
STATE OF SOUTH OAKOUNA,
COUNTY OK K.V1HKELD.
OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vi.rter I.yles, Plaintiff, against ( i:ar!es |
B. 'i eung, D'<emlnnt.—Summon* for]
Relief—Complaint Sened.
To the Defendant amove named:
YOU are hereby summoned and required i
to answer the complaint in this m .
I 1>op leave t" announce tliat I am pre
pared to furnish, upon the most liberal
terms,
NAY ASS.V GUANO.
ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE,
GERMAN MAIN IT,
FLOATS, FLOATS.
A fall supply will be kept always on
I, end
patronage.
SATISFACTION ASSURED.
.1. SI. MTIIWAKT.
Feb'.vfxlhi
, 'Pt
! bend, end 1 iesj>ettfuilj; u*k a share of
‘•She Wore a Wreath of Ro*e*.”"
She liad the jumping tootli-ache
The night when first we met;
Her face was marked with ang rah,
i^er eyes with tears were wet
I told her Perry Davis’s
Pain Killer was tlie thing
T i cure tlie jumping tooth-ache,
And take away its sting.
Next evening, when I saw her,
1 askea her, ‘-Dm you get
That dottle of Pain Killer?"
Saul sue: “An right—you oei!
ami to S'TY.' a <•■>! y of your ni'.sw r t.>' ti-'
sai l con plaint, < i tlie subsoni c;s. a- tb‘ ir|
••time, > >■ Law Range, W inns'Hirw. 8. t'..
wltnint venty lay
exi'-usivt
has contracted to ran:# (olograph wire wldHi a ropy is he: ,vdii • vr l ip n ye-.-.,
from Lyuehburg to Danville wiibin “ ’ ‘
sixty dare, anil one from Franklin
Junction'to Rocky Mountain, \ a.,
within ninety days.
—Under the new treaty which it is
proposed to make with the Sioux In
dians, the government in addition to
givSiig 820 acres of land to the head of
each family and eighty acres to each
minor child stipulates to furnish to
.‘saddles. Bridles abu IlAKNKsa—“way
1 down yonder ”
ULYSSE G. DESPORTES.
UNDERTAKER’S;
mOUMKTJJF.XT.
rnL lay.' alter the service liortsif,
o: t’ o cay of sueh service; and if
you i..;i to n- ver il.e conii lalut within tlie
Time aft iesaid the Plaintiff in tld* a-1; >n
u dr n'v to the Court for the relict de-
utandec m.tbe eomplnint.
Dated.b nui ia l!», LSaf.
McLtON Aid > tv i trtUGI AS.S,
PmLutm * Attorneys.
1 AM p'cnsnl to infonn Hie public that I
have on band a foil line of
W K have just n*ceived a Intgu atid Vtcau-
tmil assortment of Cliristhiis and' New
Year
CARDS,
Also, a handsome lot of other goods'eifiG
PRESENTS. 8 ^ 1 and NEW YgAB | MV WINTER STOCK
BOOKS ! BOOKS ! MuST BE soW- aXH Will be offeAed Am
THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS
At prices unheard of in Winnsborov
CLOAKS’ AND DOLMANS AT LESS’ THAN C6ST.
Come and see how LOW I am offering goods, and >x>u l
will be sin e to invesb sortie of your spare\>hange k -
Respectfully,.
J. GROESCIiEL, Agent,
A11 kinds of Books suitable for Presrtits.
The largest and most complete sftock of :
(1III,I>KK\'N BOOKH
we have ever offered.'
We would respectfully call the attention
of the Public to these goods, and request
an inspection before pwcltasing.
MCMASTER. BRiOEATtETCHlN.
KEW TIN-SHOP f
eaeb Indian settlement a physician. To the Defend ynt-
carpcnterv rniUer, engineer, farmer and take notice that the summons in this
blacksmith lor a period ot ten years, nctinn, of uhich liie ii>resoiiig is a copy,
On Uicir part the Sioux surrender be-1 was Hied in the oib.-e m the < ;u rk of tUo
tween 17,000 and 18,000 square miles | Court of Common Pious, at Winnsl oio, in
of their former reservation, and agree the Gmmty of Fninicld, in the state of
not to sell or slaughter for sale the ■ “’'“'Uurohna, on the hUh diy of.January,
cows and oxen to be furnished them 1 ' Mrnovirn cc
by .he government, unless by permit McD(
sjou ol tbe xultno; Di iRirK.ut:. . J..n20-fsJi
COFSIXS, BURIAL ROBES,
the
THaVE recently commenced* busi
ness optxisite Mr. J. M.- Eiliott’s* Gin-
• s , t?tiop. where' frill be found Cooking |
l..c., and am prepared to do anything iu aild ‘ lka ti..g Stoves and Tinware of iifli
kinds.
0. BART & CO.,
UNDER TA KEIFS LINE.
We ask for a share of the patronage.
J. JI. ELLIOTT, SR*-
.Ian lO-Xm
—(lull at the office of It. J. McCarltey
& Co. ami leave vow orders lor-the
Monarch Guano—the only Guano sold
in this market that gives perfect satis
J«-C,.01l.'
Roofing and Glittering done in a
good and substantial twanner, us cheap
as the cheapest.
Signs Painted iff the best style,
Cheap.
Merchantswill fffidit to their inter
est to cease selling light Yankee Tin
ware. poorly soldered, amt sell mv'
.TINWARE, as it is about as CHEAP,*
and is made of GOOD MATERIAL.
SArJIL. D. FAJra,
ftock of ° rtCr9 afiB tto SbffthV- offer Ibt ssle t
A I«j!?NS, ^68, “o2&8, Rt 5ljurowf’
ahd everything elser that a ffrtt-ctasrWlfetesali J'ruit should have.
CDVNTRY ORDERS FIL&E& frlTtf MSPATG&
Oet 1 f-txto- •
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