The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, April 24, 1872, Image 4
It was a cold dismal evening in I
Novembi-r th.it two laborers might
Vave b olsei w
Nring town.
Slowly they rrocecded with d*je
coLutenances not exchanging
0rd untllt16 62bt Wdh we agh f
all Smith halted before a netu
use and unlatched tho gate. Tn
aIt fesy
I'lt his companion iurmured,
1 ust trust in God, Smith,'
'Yes,' he articulated gloomily, and
going to the cradle took up the x
Wicks' old baby and sorrowfully pre '
4 it to his heart0 .
'I do % ish -you *ould nut thai thild
dwn'ab'dgdt reiidy for. supperi, .
imd his wifa after enduring
oominess for some time.
H1e slowly obeyod, and seated hit
4elf st the table with a sigh.
(Q'Whet,n the werld ii. the, matte
wth yo,p to-.night V.6he .akek4, as s4e
d down opposite him..i
.His voice trembled as he replied,'1
Auppose you Inight as well know first
siolast. I.have been disobargod. i,
C"Tbere !' exclaimed his wife, quick -
Atpushing back her chair ; 'just whi
I Inight have expeoted, T I'd liko p
khow what we are going to do no
Winter con,ing on ind all. 1
eire, Smith, you will torture me
death.'
I am very sorry, Lydia, but tl
Abnot help it.'
{JSorry I no, you are not sorry at afli
You would just as lief see 3 our wife
atid children btarved is not. It's
nothing in tiu world but your pobr
iksnaging. C
!,Lydia, you are cruel. Instead 41
helping n:o to endure my great
trouble, which is bearing me down to
the very earth, you make it -ten times
harder for me to bear. I was not
the only one discharged. Thero was
Jimw lawley- and ever so many others
Bnsidies is dull.
'Bsinless i< dull 1' she mimicked
after hini. 'Always an excuse for a
worthle.is in. To think that you
should be dischargod now, just as our
rent is due; an I then we are out of
wood ; an I - look at my- shoos wont
you ? my feet almost on the ground.
I wish I had never married you,' and
a dark look aecompmnicd the lost
words. Tie poor husband now cov
cred his face with his hands and
groaned aloud. This seemed to on.
courage his wife to go on ; for she
uttered words more and more bitter,
until at last, driven almost to a state
of frenzy, the wretched man rushed
from the house to the tayern, and
there sought to bury the thoughts of
the past and future in the rum.cup.
In the meantime James Hawley,
his companivn in labor, entered hi
bome with a very sad countenane..
But before he had stepped over the
threshold a loving pair of arms were
thrown arjuud his neck and a pair
of sweet lips were pressed to his.
Ho returned the silutatiou sadly and
then inquired for the baby.
'She is sleeping sweetly in her
cradle. She has been a pos fect little
darling all day. Supper is waiting,
no make haste. Here is warmi water
and a towel. Are you not later than
'Yes, Mary ; I bring bad news to
'Bad news l' shte exclaimed tusning
pale as, for the iirst tinme, she noticed
that somtthing was wrong.
'Yes ; I was .discharge d to-night,
and I do not know as I can got any.
thing to do before spring. Business
ia so dull.'
'Is that all 1' asked ..his wife with a
sigh of relief. 'I thought it was
something terrible, the way you, look
ed.'
'Aid' is It not terrible chough ?
WVhat will become of us this winter if
I am out of employment ?
'The same God who feeds the spar
row and clothes the lilies in the field
will not lot us suffer. dear James.'
.'Qod bless you, dear Mary. There
is sweet comfort in.your words.
'.And now let us have supper,r ex
claimed his wife, cheerfully. 'See, i
have your favorite 'hish-shiort-eake
and toast. Do not let your troubles
impair your appetite, and then after
tecg we wIJI (nyk it. over. , G4d ,d6et4j
*very thing for the:bed. And as. out
day, so shall our strength be.'
Iu the evening it was determined
that the qu.mrter's rent be paid imn
mnediately,a new supply of coal ob.
tained, and the remaining portion of
the money placed in the wife's hands
to be deait ont assgteringly as ps.
bley ' '
Then Mary suggested that all her
pretty puldr furniture sihoitild be- put
away in the garret, and the fri>nb'room
let out. Frurthmer thtan this they oould
lay no plans, and as the husband went
out to piay the rent, the future looked
so dark to the young wife that she
could not altogether.restrain her tears
but beeking'strength front on high, her
faeo wore the same eheerful smile
when her husband returned ;and lit.
tA.o did he kcnow that during aill that
night le while he and his baby
wave soundly sleeping; his - wife lay
awa,ke planning for-be. fatwa.~
'Three months baue passed without
a day's work all LhuL tinpo, arnd no
another quarter's rent is duo. In
Vuin-the lahorer thrusts his hand
rackslI's bra,in or someS lution 'of
the pobe how th rnt is to be paid.
,yadthat wats enough to umeetthe sinm
I he h$id .t,a ndbf cnurse his wife bad
Sspent that as fast as the ..hadsrecoeived e
>t, and i.t was ant every day wo9dler to *
James4iow Mary managed so wellh
With feeliDget of deep' dispair he
entered ,the house. The table was d
spread with the ame maorit: dis;
'here was Il tbortgake a 4 tost
lanked 41 a-gdlden-lunif ti' bitter,
platb ho1y, rand. #deep dish- of
ote ,beserv4with- su.
-wir-f .st Ihis WA
itallming. teapot.
amer4took'it Int all h. on6 'g1*n*
l greatly trolidered i tHqf f
fb6 N&fdo4blo J'h'
Il !)p -bee.nta o to make the
24 mopnt;of money ldsvt.a' lung
NA-mys&Wr .t. bim d ' yetrh
)ould not heIJAshinsbIg4 ardIy -that
'be had been more oconomical; then,
perhaps the rent mnighp hvJ. en
paid.-* dh ket\h tiwi$ t.
ten O1 ebaisted6& tWe'r ii-, of
bread rather than be turned out of
doors U eg
Ile t1'5'Y''d" sit' 1 the~ table,
pleading that he had no appetite.
And a.great large tear arose in the
strong man' eyes as ho ilifornod
his wife that oa the morfow they
,,id be turned rom'the"r home, to
go he knew not where, as he had not a
dollar in his p,ooket to veourF them a
roo'fs0111e6Vore. 4 1,
'Is h t 8 ?' erelain6d'his wife, in
a soft tone, and tripped up stairs, and
so,Q r t qed and placed two ten 4o)
ia~u-14h-i hs!hahd.
'Where did you get them ' he
asked eagerly;turhing them"over on
his hands as though to asaertain
whether they were genuine or not.
"I earned them,' replied 'his wife,
ayly. 'I knit afghans, shawlp) obil.
dren's boods suoques and socks-at
lirat only for those whom I providen
tially heard w.ished articles of the
kind, and afterwards was employed to
rurnish a trimming establishment
with my work.'
'Agd i39p I) a scofe trdi-rme 2'
' NZ .4ieb I thoughtJ 6o tould
be worried for fear I was doing to
much. I love to knit dearly, and
3Ousider it more of pleasant pastime
,han labor."
'God be praised for giving me s-ich
a wife l' exulaimed he- husband, earn
3stly ; and, pressing his wife And child
losely to'hid bbson,'said : Her chil.
Iron rise up and call her blessed ; her
iusband also, and lie praiseth her ;
,or many daughters have done vir
:uously, but thou exoellest them all.
Twenty 'years have passed, and
Tames Hawley is a rich mrn. But
Josoph Smith isa eontirmed drunkard
while his wife has long since passed
'lom earth, a victim of misery and
Nant,
Why will not wives assist their hus.
)ands to bear their trials with help
fg hands and heart I If they would
)Ut (10 So, how many families would
Je Faved from ruin, and bow sweet
NoUld be their reward, not only upon
arth but in Heaven.
Tinigs Wise and Otherwise.
R'4- t f r ru.-y cheeks-out-door
Which is the ugliest hood ever
worn I Falsehood.
The mother's heart gives 4th joy at
the baby's Ist 2th ; and "y" not.
"Come where my loves lies dream
ing," and see how she looks without
paint on her face.
W hen is butter like Irish children ?
When- it is made into little Pat,.
.Sir John Dlavie, in a poem on dan
cing, written in 1396, describes the
polka minutely, just as it is danced
among us now.
A boy nameod his dog "Pasts."
"Why do youz give him such a name ?'
he was nasked. "Because I want him
to stick to me," was the reply.
The "Leap Year" or new mode of
ea$dng philopmnas is, for the young la
dy to hold the almond bet ween her
teeth and the young man to bi.to it offg
Apeem entitled "To's tr-airevthe'
Angers Sing" is going the rounas. I f
it strains the angels as much to sing i.
as it does the mortals who read it,
they don't aing it often.
A lady who l'oved Buiwer,. entered
a book store just as one of the clerks
bad killed a large rat. "I wish to
ice 4Whiat will He -Do with It '*
laid she to a boy behind the ceunter.
' Well," said the boy, "if you'rl step
to the window you will probably see
inm dash it into the back lot."
A painter, being asked to estimate
the east of painting a certain house,
drew forth pencil and paper and made
the following calculation :"A naught
is a naught ; three into fie twice you
can't ; I'll paint your house for f-fty
del lars."
A Yale junior recently visited a
young lady,staying rather late, and
being fearful of disturbing the :fami
ly,. took off his his shoes and W.ent to
le front door in his stockingfeet.
Just as he emerged from the door,
with shoes in hand, he was seized by
a policeman, and it was wvith consid
srable diffioulty that he and the lady
together sould eenvi'nce that funcion..
iry that lie was not the proper oaadfL.
late f'or the lock-p~p.
A newspaper essay on thunder
itor-ma Si mmers off ap fol.low s . "T he
iafest spot in weiishder- stormi is the
ientre of tihe room if you ar'i in the
i.ouse, or a plago atsome di,tarece from
louses or trees if oj:t of doors. Dat
he laws of electricity, if that capri
ious power has laws, are yet unknown
~nd the best oouraeo ist to-t,rat in God
md keep your lightnings r~ods im, or
ler."
A dreadful story-teller one assert.
d that his voice wasastill for truth
ftAbft Walb.
A WVestinoit'jhas' passed an "or
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a idea. 3 ht'
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IEELE 1IPlI Dear Teetinsny So theIr
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Vinegar- Bitters are not a wile fasey*
Drink, Made of Poor Rune, Whsakey,
?r*f SpirIt. andl Rfohso Liquorw, doe
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BP.tere according to drect?ens' and' remain long
unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed'
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organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
They are a Gontic Purgative a wvell
as a Tonie, possessing, also, the peculiar merit
a,f aeting as a powerful agent in relieving Conges
tIon or Inflammation of the Livqa, and-or all the
Visceral Organs.
FOUL FEMAIE COMPL~AIN'TS, whether
in young or old, married or sinsle, at the dawn of'
womanbood or at the turn of life, these Toni. Bit
tern haveni~eeQual,
For- Inlnmmatory and Chrontc Rhen
anatisna and Got, Dyapepite, or Ini.
digestions, UIHeuar Nemittent and
Nateruuittent Fevoe, ilisonees of the
lod, aivers Kitllneye tapd igddherJ
these Biters h4vo beed mosi successful. Steele
ilenses are eaused by Vitiated Dlional,
which is generally produced by derangement of
the D)igestive Osg .
Headache, Patti in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
noeof the Chest. Dizziness, Sottr Bructationas of
the Stomach. Bad Taste in the Moyh. Biltius
.the Ltungs, raina in theregions of the Kidney,, aid
a hdndred other painfuli symptoms are the off
springs ofi 1.y,pepasia...
They invigorate the8Stoaeah.ndu.stimttlate the
torpid -Liver and iowel,, whIela. rendtor them of
uneqaialed-emcacy in cleansing the bigod of all in
purities, sarfinpartIng new life andl vigor to the
whole system. .
FORL SKIN DISEhSE Erditnn,.Tetter.
Balt hoinm, ltotches. Spots, Pimples. Ppastules,
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okn li~nra stn l)tsenacsf te kin ofa tt
ewes ame oiinre, ar italy rdun ai ad ca
icethe ost incredulous of their caatlreffct.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood wvhenever yojt finid its
Aa'paritieb buarstinir thtugh.the sip in 'Plils,
Britptions ortlores; eleanse it whtas you fIndl IS
ebetrnetedt and ahuggiqh lnzthe veina. cleanse it
wltteiltttfotd,and yoatt fee~htga ili teil ydt whend.
Keopa the bleod pulre, al d the heat,h of the systeep
will follow.
PIN,WAPE, and other VOIEMU, urlagf
In th systef of aa many thottad, are offectu l
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<rftes. th6 optiTtsdatn oin One to
N2NT ' ONEi. ijoUn.
After 11adit 1isfld:A ertis.eent need
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. The Only P4in, Remedy
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R1hatmatio. ,ed -ridden, Infirm, Ciippled,
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disense may unIfer'.
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WII affoid instant ease. Inflammation or
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liuffimuintiol,9fk J Buwo:ls, Congev-tion of
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Chills, Age,Chilts.
Did jipplicationl of Ile Ready Itelier to
the part or parts where the pain or diffi
oulty exists will afford ease and comfort.
Twenty drops in iilf a tumbler or wnaser
will In a few moments cure Cramlpp,
Spnsims, Sour Stom-sich, Ifam burqi, Sick
IleaLihe, .Diarrhmt, Djsentery, t-olic,
Wind in the Boviv, and all the Internal
rarivelors should ni'vrya carry a bottle
of lItadway's Ready' llelitf wii them. A
few drops in water will pbete-rt sicaneasor
pains from chauige of water. It is better
ihan Freuch lUrandy or Bitkers as a noimu.
lant.
Fever and Ague.
Fever-and Ague cured for fifty cents.
Th,pre iq not a remeditil Vgent in illi%
world that will oure Fever and AgIe, and
al!. other Malarious, lSM(ivm, Scarlet. Ty.
phoid, Yellow, and olier Povers (aided by
Radwny's Pills) so quiek as Hadway's
Ready Relief. Fity Cenits.prr bottle.
HEALTH I! BEAUTY I
Strotig puilb and rich blood-Inereaee of
floth and weight-Clea skin and boautiful
complexion secured to all.
Dr. Radway's farsapaiflla Resol
Vent.
Iais made the moil astonishing ctres ; so
'futlc m'a~nift le tie ehinges the body
undlargoes, under ihn inluence of thiN
truly wonderful melicine, tht every diiy
an increase in flesA and weight is seen ar.d
felt. . The Great BlIo.1 l'uripi-r. Every
drop of the Sarsaparilli.an Resolvent con
nunientes throughi Ole fit .od. Swvit, Urfae
nd other fluids and j,lices of ih syslemi
I lhie valor of life. for it requires 1hn wastes
of I e body with new. ani sound m:terial
Scrofula, Syp.hilis, 0t nsuitipion, Gliti.,ta
lar disease, Ulcers in the Ti,roat. N1ouct
Tumore, Nodes in the Glan-l9 and o:het
parlt of the system, Sure Eyes. Strumor.
ous discharges froim the Enus. and the
worst farns of Sain disese1s. ITripti-on-.
Fever Sore.s. Scald lend. Hinir Worn. Salt
Iheun, Erysipelns, A(ie, Blak Spots,
Worms in tiht Flesi. l'umors . Cancers in
the Womb and all wrk-ening and 1ninful
ditsct.rges, Night Sweate, Lo-s of Spnrmi
and nll w:1stes of tIhe life prineiph., are
iwitin the curntiv(- ranige of I his wonier of
Modern Cliein6iry. aid a few days' use
will prove it any ptrson using it for eilther
of these fornis of disease its potent power
enve them.
If the patient,'dnily becorning reunced
by the wastes and decomitpo,iflot toVi is
contiinually progressing. !,uecceds in nr.
resting these wastes. and repairs the stme
with new matei isil mado from hipaithb
blorof-und tis the Srsnpnrillian will and
does seenre--a cure is cert nin: for when
oree this remedy coni-men_es its woik or
putrificntion, anmd succeeds in diinish4ing
t.he )oss of wastes, its repairs will be
rapid, nn-d every (liy the patiien, will feel
himself trowiing better-anid stronger, the
foodl digesting herrrr, appeiie- improving.
and ah and weight increasing.
Not 'only does the Snrsapnrillian 'Itesol
vent excel all knowni remedial agents in
thme.cure of C''reni.-, Sorofumious, Conant
tional, and8Skin diseases ;hut ii ic the only
positive cure for Ridn'y and Bladder Corn
$ilints, Uinary suid Wombit Diseases, Grav
e!. Ufihbetes, Dropsey, Stoppage of Water,
Incontinence of Uine, lBrightu's Disease,
Albumiinmurn, and im all cnses wheme there
aite brick duist deposlts,or t he water letlhck.
cloutdy, mixe,l wih substaneces like thme
wiie mof an egg, or thiends like wite silk.
or i here Is A morbid, dark, billious nppeat
nnice, atid white bone mtist deposits-. and
wheni there is a prt'cling, %urning senzy.
tion wheni pinsslng water,; and pain in the
Smiall ot the Back atnd along the Loins.
Dr. Rad way's Perftet Purgative
Pills,
perfectly tasteless, eleganst)y conaled with
sweet gom, purge, reguilate,pnt ify, cleaee
and strengthen. Radway's Pills, for the
cenre of all disorders of tIhe8toniichi, Liver,
Bowels, Kidlne.ts. lllndder, Nervomis Dis
eases, fIenidache, Consripit ion, L,osi iveniess.
Indigest ion, D)yspinpsla, Billiousness, Bil.
iouns Fever,. Influammoat ion. of the Bowels.
Piles mind.all Derang.mnentsor the Internal
Vi -cena. Warranted to af'ect a positive ec.re
Purely Vegetn-ble,..contitin.ing no mercurey,
minerals or deleterious medlicines.
Observe the folloing symiptomrs result.
lng from Disorders of the Digestive Or
gans: Constipation, Inward Piles, Full
desap of the Blood in the !ensd, Acidity of
the Stomach, Naue. Hlearthurn, Yiigest of
.%ood, Fnliness oi WVeighFt in the Stomach,
Sour Eructntions. Sin king or Fluttering at
the Pit of the Stomach, Swiniming of the
IIend, IInrried and Ditlionmit Bireathting.
A few dloses of Radway's Pills -will free
the systen from na l'ie aboveo named dis
ourdersPie, 25 cents per box. Sold by
Dr'uggi<t.
IRead "False and Triue." send oon let
ter-stam, to RADWAY & CO., No 87
M iaiden Lane. New York. Infor mation
worth thaousnds will be lent t.o you.
ESTABLISHED 1859.
SI RIESPECTF'ULLY hn.
form thes citizens of
n haboro nnd Fan ield District, that I
have just1 retturnedl from Newt YorkI andi
have pturlihisedsa fil assorhnaent of W1atch,.
us. Jewelry, Cloecka, Speernole's, &e., and
will sell at the lowest prices, nnmd would
real ec fullly .nsk hhe centnnnce ,of thm
patronnge of my old friends ntnd eiistomaert
All gomod s warrantedl as represented, I am
prepared to do all kind of WVatchu and Jew-.
elry wet-k andI hiave always a good tnock of
good material on hand, and will guat-ates
gatisfaction. All work war-anteui.
Cil R S MUI,LER
cdund doer fmram Cul. Rion. Ofli,e.
oet8
Iron and Steel.
PEL~I~ ?m5btJ.I5 nd large.ot, of II rd,
Iware. -Also Tuirpenitne. Sohp, PIai'd
Oannbuirga and flrow'n inmesptmns.
feb 1....-.-.ManfAdhn & unmIO.
ANAPES. NIT
mposed o' s tstoe
M4fter s'4l Si1yht rIA44 ?46d I Salt C
4baoorbi, of #ivy kk.#ju"_4q- AO19r open
Introd6ked 18
-Quik' action Od'pehanen~ ifrptloirment
know" plapters Intts fvopy o every vprjpty
Terse sasons. $46o ab--00 eime1 payabic
. Geperal Ag(nIAfer tiouthl i)as
T. R. Robertson, Age!nt, Winnsboro, 8. C.
NEWS AND IERALD
H1ae late)y made 1args addilone (o their
JOB DEPARTMENT.
And are now prepared to excolte in the
best styles
Law Blank@,
ie fs,
Letter and
Bill Heeds',
Business,
Visiting arrd
Wedding Curds,
E,nvelopes,
Notes,
Receipts,
Labels,
As Cheap can behad Aywhere,
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
mar 28
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c.
]?. P. T O.A.I..t3.
ManniGturer and Dealer.
No. 20 IIa,jne Street and IlorTbeck's Wharf,
CHIARLEWITON, 8. C.
8&" Thie ta the lairgest and most corn.
plete factory of te kindl in thie Southeirn
Mines, and all arutic in thIs line can be
furnished by Mr. P. P. Tonle at prices
wh,ich defy competitioft
glig A pampbret wfika full and dletalled?
l'ar of alf siies of Doors, Fasheos aind Blhinds,
and the prices of each, will be sent free
and post paid, on applicauion to
P. P TOALE.
July 11-1y CTwerleston, 8 C.
NEW AMN) AITTACTIVE
%8. I,A1JUlitRDA LE has just, returned
. i from no~w York And Bltimore with a
very full and raried stock of Millinery, Lft.
dies hiats and Ikunoeas, trimmed An I un..
trimmed, RIibbnes. Flowers. ltuches, Laoeq,
Edgig4. Whlile- ad Cellred PIques, Id ui,
lins, WhIite am:i Colored Jaipanese Cloths,
Lenos, ColoIrerl Silk PopIn. Orenadians
and Pereales Crape, Llnoti and Lace Col.
hare.8tiamp-ad Gowwnsed Chonteise Yoke.,
Frilling in all varitee,. Busette Sk Iris, Cor
set s. Gio4es. Parases,' In brellna, hi 'bd
kerchilefs and IHosiery, Lln'en-anid Spring
Ca.hoop.s, Ladiese and Genrs Shoep and Gal.
rert.flrraidChignone nad Switches. Also a
full line in the 'rocAr,y dpyarIrnent, as well
ef Hlkrdware, Crockery. TIinwate, S'tIio.
nry. Boh'ool Books aul4 AtedIeines. Should
you heed more liglet enhl' for Lamils, Petro.
leum and Candle..
apl,'18 b. L AUDER DA yd.
Tea Dvjnkeu's.
Emore qhttit of, ~iat'ne UNCOL O)?.
LIlD JAP'A ArT2A. whaieh has givemi
suich iuniveral satisfaction wherever' used,
Give it a trIal.
fe" 27 BEATY DRO'S.
PARLY ROSEA, Goddrich and Pink Eye
1Jjan 20 nn EAr...aa,
ROGENIZED
ITE 0F 1I4E.
twittactured Iq (Eis .toe ( .
ailtio, o nti-Ald At('0l' AA6bb0O1d
ike. lIltre Oake, Plaot' nat Adulterahldi
r,.itypeatipgn -ai.! kipt.
T EITICA .
16eteVI'Vee. 29, 1869,
to the soil. Testolno tY of hundreds of e(6
of crop and soil, etet"duflug 4,t iolilb 6
Ndy. lot. 1852.
.si on. 8 .
-_Jan 27-8m
CnARLS A. DANA, Editor.
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Olin 01"0A. Ne.witrif cr.r
"TAR HEEL1"
W E would respetrafly keep the peopfe
informed thait we aire constalnly receiving
and keep on hand it good sitfe of thoso
Shocs which have made ond ke-P so- many
"Soles" Happy
dum ing the recent cold and wet #eatne..
Also, Fine Boltrd "TAR R JEEL" Aleal,
Flour, Bacon, Honme Canned Penehee, Tin
Ware and "lots"' of other
Cheap for the "8p->ndulix.".
McL AUGIHJLIN & JOH NSTON(.
febi2'2
PROVISI0NS I
Just Received and to Arrive,
()NE, car load choice Augusta and one oar
load of St. Lnuis Flour, one car loadi
rime White N. C. Ctorn, Jihdtl R and C, y
RI. Une'on. Sides, flhas. Rt. and C. R. Dry
Salt Sides, choice N. 0. end Common Mo
lases, A,. ed- a nd Demrnarma Sugar, Fanecy
and Common Rio Coffee, Young IHyson and
Gun Powder Tea, Whole Rice, Cheese and
Ci'aclkers.
AmerIean Club Fish., a suiperior article
of fish, much cheaper and beiter than Sar
dines. lig Bug. Litile Lizz,e. Jockey Club'.
Gorilla and many other tavoite bran.d's of'
Cigars, Fresh Candy. Assorted Pickles andt
Jellies. JBaltimo.'e tIty Soap, thue best Fami
ly $owp in use. Por sale by
apl, d R .J. McCAURLEY.
JUST RECEIVE.
Es W. OLLEVER & 00,,
flas Jiust received a lot of extra fine pures
CoP7n Whiskdes,
AND~
A PP LE BR AND Y,
wlHuhhe guaranteen to he genuine, and
will give satisfaction to all lovers of Good','
Liquof's.
STONEWALLs
This celebrated JTacl wit1
nt-tnd in .Wiririboio'"'tifl
soason. Hie Is conAidefedj
the best fornl-gett,or in t
countr'y. Siond9all een
seen at his st'able in rdar
- of our bar-room. two doors'
mouth of Elliett & Ios
1t5re* By the Ae~n $4O nEp~pe
mnir 21..1am