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. Ext'a oies f the Nrws car be obtained at thib ofilde;on applica tion. Price five cents per copy. To the Publho. The undersigne-1 bog l -v to to. turn thbir heartfelt thanks to th< Winnsbuo Hook & Ladder Company and citizens, white and black, for their berviocs *at the fire Sunday of teruon, which endangered their office and appurtenances. DESPORTES & WILLIAMS. New Advertisem lta, Mule Strayed-Rasom Strother. Sheriff's Stie-R. Mackbet h. At Cost-Woodward & Law. Notice-D. It. Flenniken, Clerk. A Card-Jno. J. Nci, Sheriff Salos- L. W. Duvall. London Liverpool and Globe tI suraneo Company--James W. La, Agent. U. 0. Desportes & Co., have just received a lot.of Confectionaries, Jatsa &c., Read the advertisement of Mr. W. W. Pegrai in another column. Appointmuent. (ot. Moses has appointed Mr. Joel COupes Auditor of this (Otunty, vice Mr. J. S. Stewait removed. Ston) Phosphate. Mes rs. Dacot & Co., are now pro pa-ed to furnish this valuablo manure to Planters in any quantity. Give them a call. Found, A friend has laid a knife (not an egg this time) upon our desk, which the owner can get by calling. and c. - tablishing his einims to the same. Almatiao. W are indebted to Goo. WV Childs, E q., of the Philadelphia L1ed. ger, for a copy of his lietiger A hin inae fur 1873, which i quite uqful for reference. Cotton, A few bales are still coming into mnaiket, though prices are tending downward. Taxes, Mlessrs. Smith and Stewart, Treaa. urer and Auditor, are kept. pretty busy receiving the Taxes. The time is short, and those failing to pay be fore the 15th are liable to-the penal ty. Baldwin Apples. We were the recipients on Thurs. day lasts frorn the bands of Messrb. Baoot & Co., of a nice lot of those fine Northern Baldwin apples whic. they have for sale. We tender them our thanks. The Weather. A.few days since elo-ud~s began to collect, and it was feared that we wouild have a repetition of the Christ mast weather, but the wind shifted to the northwest yesterday morning,- and we have now a really cold snap upon us. Nelson~ nBRfo. It will be observed by an andver tisemnent in anothier olun that Mesars, Nelson & Rtefo have recent ly purchased the stock, fixtures &c., of Mir. A. P. Miller, and will open business iummediately. They respect fully invite their friends and patrons to give them a call. Fire. Sunday irfternoon aibout 5 o'clock, smoke-was olserved issuing from the back loonm of the store lately oocupied by Mir. 3. Ei. Daly, in Mfrs. Liadd's building. Upon repairing to the room i-b was found that the fire in the fire-place had rolled down, setting the mantle-pien and other wood work oan fire. By the prompt exertiions of the firemen and citizens, the flames were subdued, th~e building being only slightly damaged. Easonia' Olebrationr We neglected last weuek to make mention of the supper of the- M!asonip fraternity at Brown's Hotel' on St. John's night. The omission was pure ly unintentionally, as we wore pres ent, jointly and individirnlly, and can bear witness to theoperfect success of the occasion. The supper was gotten up in lEfrs. B's best style, and was everything that could have been de sired. ft was generally remarked by the craft that it was one of the best of the kind they had ever sat dlown to in- Winnsboro, After the eatables had been freely discussed, toasts were given- and responded to, happily and appropriatelyr, arid the assembly broke up, highly pleased with thie evening's work. To fire Citisons of Falhfield District, On the reeent visit to Wionnboro of the Bishop of Tennessee and General Kershaw, the Commissioners of the d -bire tas express td that a collectio might be dunde for the Library of tb University, of all publioatiotns, book patuphlets or papers illustrating t hi.tory of our State. We know we hotv iltiportant it Is that there shoul be preret-ved, in the Library of th University, at Sewanee all dootithonti whether manuscript or printed, th will furnish the future historian wit materials, for reference 'and *e trut our citizens will contribute, Bisbo Quintard appointed Messrs. Pierr Bacot and DuBose Egleston a Cuiuni tee to receive contributions. Standard Fertilisers. See iotice as above in another co umn. Messr. Bookhart & Dwigb hate entered into an arrangement fe the joint rale of the Wando and E: wau l'ertilizers, two fi at class 11:1 nure.4, that have stood the test of tim atid use. Model Letter, Nut iany years ago one of the ni tive3 received the following lette frorh bli Run In the far west: "Dear Dad-"Money are few, cor are plenty and Bill are dead. Hol ing these few lines may find you or joying the sane God's blessing, I rc main yours with honer, JACK." Daily Evuling Herald. The i buve is the title of t nei pu per published at Columbia, a eup of ahich we have reacived. I is published by Messrs. Androws ( Northrop, and edited by L. C. Not throp and H. W. EVerson. Its salt tatory is well ocnueived, turd is bol, and pointed, as indicative of it course. In tone it proposes to be It publican. It is neatly gotten up, an is filled with choice reading ibattef. We wish it every suecOs in the fiel of hoi.e,t journplisin. o rumnb. Gueieral lobert liansom, formerl -f Wim 'ing'on, has been made Su perintendent of the Florida Railroad Several cases of snall-pox are re ported in A nderson County. Mrs. Iebecca Wilcott, and Mrs Elizabeth lIa)ne, of Lturens, diet recently. There is a report in circulatiot in Columbia, that the various railroat Conapnnieshave finally determined t< build a first class union depot. It in reported that the postimaste at, Spartanburg, 1. Cannon, having become somewhat involved in his ac counts with the United States has de camped. We Can Beat It. The Eufaula Alabara Nfews, boasti that Baubout couity has at leist one farmer who has not bouglit a bushel of corn nor a p;ound ef meat in six. teen years. .Yery good for IBarbourg bu.tou neigobor, Elbert county, can~ hoat thai all hollow. Mr. Joa. D'ead wyler, on< of her most successful planters, har never in his life bought a bushel o0 corTIs pound of baonm,, or ast kind o1 pro.visimri that lhe can raise. Umnti withiin the past year, he never boughi a .multe or' horse, he raiaing his stoel ofl every kind. TIhere is no mn'an in the State wh< lives better than he does. We hivi often taken meals at his house, an< speak fremn experience.--orteas G'eorg ietr. F"airfield has several farmors ' the Feasterville neighborhood wb< kind. nvr boughit pro'isions of any kid Phey arc the Feasters, Cole mans, Stevensone, Crosbys, an< others. TIheso gentlemen always hay plenty to eat,- plenty of money an and willpaythe pin'te. Can Georgi boat it. A rmer's Remtody. A practical farmor,- who has ha< large experience in reat ing sheep, as sares the Baltimore American that th< epiaootic influenza, which has attack ed C160 horses with so much virulence is precisely similar to the mialignar. distemper which sometimes destroy whole IKools of sh'eep.. A year or tw< ago his sheep wore aft'ootod with th. distemper, and he eured thoem witi the following simpl'o remed-y. "Each shaep was oaught and lighted match held under its nose ',fhe fumes of the sulphur and phqs phorue entered the nostrils and pro d'uced' a tiolont enecting, by which al the muouous secretions weore throwi out. The nose was then touched wit] tar, and the animal kept in a dr place for two or threeo days and allow edl to eat ivothing hat soft food. Tb cure Was immediate, and failed in n instanco. The same gentleman has frequentl cured horses that were suffering frod influenza by giving a mixture of pow dered hay berry and slippery-oln hark. Take equal parta of cho feed ing a quarter of a pound at eacl meal. The horse should be fed o1 ground corn and ground eata mixed and'the powder should be put into tht foocf. It is better to put a lump a rook salt in a box near the trougli where the horse can lick at it whon ever the notion takes him, than to ses son his food with alum alt." n A country youth inquired at a So o vannab drug store, for ten cents wert of "love powders"-'-"something th ' wouldn't stir het muoh, bit woul * make her dream oF hiu At nights. I The urbane druggist's clerk put u d some magnesia, and cautioned th U purchaser not to give his victim to much at a time, but rather win he ' affectiotil by degrees. bhIerrings and shad are so plontifu in the rivers in North CArofilina the the former are selling for $1.50 pe P 1,000, and the fnest bbad at from I e to 25 cents each. In a seine vkt th - mouth of the Cbowan, 800,000 herrin were recently caught at a singl sweep. The Titusvillo Presi says : lW have a few ornamental young ne who go out butwon Atcts to d1i1 that no lecture comtnitteo should d without." Rev. MRbert Thompson, of Aiken e has accepted the. call to the pastora charge of the Baptist Church in Cur den. A youth of Atchison. Kansas, dran r two qptarts of raw whiskey on a wagei and his epitaph runs, "lie smile, a..d died." Justice Bradley prefers to be r4 - uested by his associates to go t Louisiana to goiig on his own motior Miss Anderson, of }feaver count has blonde hair six feet bik incho long. y the Brakeford ifros., bilk di aler. t have fLied fur a half million dollirs Au Irihmant rferring to the sad -.dea death of a relative, was asked i tie lived high. " Well I can't say h idid," said Terrande, "?Jut he die< high lko the banks in these days. The L ,ndon 'ost lately celebrate< its centenary. -9sTNATE ltONlthe planitaion of W. H. Paget near Simpson's 'T. () , on the i it itanit, a dark b1yJ mare M U 14' An- in fornmation ,->rcerning said nile will b jar 11 1 HR-NSOM iTOfI1flR. To Our FricAds and Patrons. ve have this (lay purchased fhe Stock Ifixiires, &c.. (With good will.) of' Mr. A 1'. Miller, and intend to co-rduct a firs clas business. Thtse who want 80.J/E1 7'/IXU (GOO>. are respectfutity invi. to give is a c.all. Wl. M. NELISON, Jan. 7, 1873. 1I. 1. IE l?, ' Having sold my Bar Room, stock &0. (with good will.) as above stated, t< Mesrs. Nelson & Refo, I would resectfull' solicit for these gentlemen ihe patronagl heretofore bestoied so liberally upon me itespect f ully, jan 11,.ti1l A. P. MILER, Just Received. {11(.OANUTS, Oranges, Lemons and as UJsorled American Candies. jan 9 U. 0. DESPORTES & CO. KeroSene I rIIWO harrels Kerosone Oil. The purity o L which is guai aree'd, nov' .6 UJ. 0. 1YSPlO!~FES & CO. W. De LOVE & 00 Desire anno utce to Itheim' Friend8 at1 Patrons that they hiu moved into their L1ARGEft adf EAJEGANTJ STOR~E Corner Main and P~ain Streets, IUnder' tilc Wheelef lIous.. Where they have opened their Immensi Stock of' tNew and besield 0oo*, Selected with Ofelif Cayund Comprising thd Best. Makes of Goods To be found ma Domestic or Fo'reign rMarkets, To which we invite the attention of thm the inhabitanits of Fairfildk (Idunty as clse where. Feeling isesured thaat' we can fur nish them wit h better G0008 at Less Prices than any house in South CJarolina, as ou' stock is of the best quality. of GOODS. Sanmples scht on application by mail. Wet havo a beautiful line of Mourning Goods. Mr. J. A ftRANTS, of Ketshaw, i. no xoilr eraicfly, s well as M1r. BELTOb OltCH A II I), both of these gentlemen woult be pleased to see thdir Fairfield friends a the CRA ND CENTRAL fjkT GOODh RS7'A BLISfIif RN Tof Win. I. I90TE6 & 'O,, CoumiS . C. W.F. Lorr,,limuia 13. B. McCn cv.a'r, oct 29--8m The State of Soutal Cardiina, COUNTY 0F FAnr!ID. By Wli . .1. E LSON, Esq., I'robate udge. TH ER-EAS, Robert; L. Martin hath mad VYsuit to me, to grant him Latters of Admiinist ration of the Estate and effeots of Johu, Quigley, deceased. These .au' thlerefci'e t o citeo and adinonisl all and sin gulal the-kindted and dreditori of the eaid John Quigley, dlecned, tha they bo aind appear, before rite, in the Court of Probate, to be hold at Fairfild Corr flouse on the 13th day of January next, af tar publication thereof, at 11 o'clock in-th< forenoon, to show cautse if anfthey have why the said AlJtinistration should not b< Sgranted. I Given under my hand, this 27th day e December, A. D. 1872. W M NEL~SON., ' Jan 2-ti2 x2 Informnationi Wanted I 'l HE undersigned would be pleased t S k now the whereabouts of Jeseo Green f and wife Leo Green. WVhen last heard e ,they were living in Knoxs'ille, Tennessee .Any information eoncerning them will b thankfully received by MATORl BTLAKE, ~an 8- x2 Winneboro 5. 0 Sheriff's Salet The State of South Carolina) UNION-tn Common Pleds. James M. Baxter, and Thomas 13. Jeter, 4 p Epecial Refetees, 1'laintiffs, 0 against o thinry 0. Worthington, and Atb SiAlts r burg & Union itailroad Comil an., Do. fendants. Comtplaint for Foreclosure eid telief. lo trsinnec of an order of sIlle mat t by thb Ilon. M. io00 Ju'ge of said Cil r bult, I will oller for satlb on thI first Moi day in February next, before the Coui Dlouse door <-f Unionville, bet keen il, 0 hours of 11 o'clock A MJ. ald 3 oclibch I g Ml. to tie highest bidder, the Whole oi ti: e Spartanonrg and Union Rollrond Coll pany's Railroad. known as the .p ataburg and Union lIailrond, iln , itig the Rond bed, right of wny, grat ink, bridges, niaasony atnd uerc n tltre. lyiig and situns inl the 'countj k 0- Fairfield, Union and iptrtiiho, n I ltb itock artbsbrited fbr iN file Spi.r11 burg nud thloh Ithilroad Company, ih chai tered tights nd privileges thert-or. ti itron nails, spikes, chairs and equipment, a and all the propel ty owned by tid Con pnny, as inuideti to, or necossary for it business, upon tie following terrns, to wit Vifty Thousand Dollars to he paid in casi and ahs balance in three equal seni-annus instaluenle, with interest on the Eqid ba k ane froD tfhe (1-ty of sale. the purchase to give his t-oDn4 with a MAttgage of ti property sold, id to 1piay fol all tedeesar; papers. The purchaser a( raId sale laos leave, I he be so uainded, in lieu of the cash pnv nent above required, to pay Twenty-'iv D Thousand Dollais in cash, and Thiru Thousand Dollars in Coupons. or the fir Mortgage State guaranty bonds -f t Spartauliurg and Union Itailroad Compnn or in liou of sitch coupons Sixty Thousan Dolinf- in said Bonds of said Corupany. ti said coupoffs or bittds to be filaflly drtdite for the afluiunt to whilh the shal be en 1, titled as ditid6na out of (118 prbUeHs o the road and the sile thereof. The said Sherift will execute for Ihe pur chaser at said sale a deed of the premisei f sold; the said deed, however, to be deliv ;red to the Plaintlifs as Referees as afore said, t O b6 held bg ihdin as an escrow an( not to be delivered to the pfrrchnsi', unti the first instalment be paid, I ut lhe pur chaser will be let into possession of tls premises and property sold forthwith. When Ihe first instalment upon the bon( so to Le taken by the Sheriff shall becon due, ths pirchaser has leave, if he be sc minded, in lieu 4f the Sane, to pay to th Plaintiffs res oteftes as aforesaid Tw< Ilindtal yhMisand Dallnrs in the nfure said first Mortgage, State guaranteed bondi of the Spartanhurg and Union It. It. Co., o, the whole or any part of the said first in stalnetat in coupons of the said bonds at the rate of one dollar in coupons for tw< dolh r~j in bonds, suph bonds or eouponi however to lie finAlly 6itedited for th< amount to which they 'bb entitled ai dividend out of the procecds of the Read and the sale th'ereof. .1k. INIACIlET11, a n. c. Sheriff 's Office Unienvi, S. C. 7th Jn 1 73. jan 8-flt2 STONO SOLUBLE STONO. 10aenow prpared to fuarnishn pintee, w t' iis exeie t ; -ii-r. The .--up 'lice offeredl o i . . k.ak tibi -ens.<. w 1 be pre pliae a.lv. a* f.,.,a*. 5.i .5, on c' tie C o p-. : . i.i . it s . ian l1:~venci I n ii t he I s' ai':.l v. i.. h "recisely thie s aine ats hcIaaioor. l'lantercas cani or ler neiW a nd we vi'. I gis.< thema until th, let! of April to pay the~ enad inr gi ve thei r nots f t'u'he credit I rie Tp.s.snr- $8 er~sh er $L43 on a credts t. the 1st i~anomo in: r~nl ~ i' rayage. Ii.WT(U & CO. Read tl~o Recommemintjons o1 Sof LVIr 1'lrmters. I used the Stonmo Solunablo ona the sama lands wit h the iso'uble P'acitic and the l'arolina Fertilifer, and I consider it egnal. las good as et'ther of the abovo named, antd I inicnd~ to use n' considerable ameount of it on my cotton' Ef the next year. (Signedy k, 1%. .tALl'80N, Jr. To Mlessrs l'acot & Co., Agents tiene Phosphate CO. I have used ten (100) tons of' tlle Rtane Soluble on my dottelt crop theo past season and em satisfied from close obserr~atioti that it has at least doubled thai yield. have been usilng the Wando for several years, bhit I' iefer the Stone, ahd I shall use a large d'ntount On my ct'op thd coming~ season. (Signed.) W. N. MASON. To Messrs. Bacot & Co., Agents Stne Phosphate Co. nor 25 Standard itilzer. 'PIIE undersigned give notice that here Lafter the sale of the two Standard ant Well, tried Fertilizers, the ETIWAN and WANDO. Will be conductedly them jointly. Botl these Mlantfet are so wrdil trnovn, abh'ong] the favorable exper'iepco of hundredif 4 farmers in thiis Ootlty, thtut nothing nde< be said of thei' vahle'. Aliplication nlhst be madh to Dr. 8. W. B001lHITA*L, jan 9'8:6 .W;nnsbore Limo, Plaster, AND C'1ON'STA NTLY on hand and delivered a UWinnasboro St the following prto a No, li l'ockviflI Lime at $2.2zS p or ba* revl. -Calolned Plaster at $5.00 per barrel. I Rosendale.Cement at $6.0 Oper barrel. W. W. PFORAM, Agent. Ch arlot te. N*. 0., Jan. 1878. In jan 9-m Tax Notice. TRUASURna's rrieS, Jan. lat, 1878. I will be at the following place for the collectibon Uf ta:test e Winnsboro, until January 16th, 1878, 8th ard 9th excepted. Jainel 8, Stewart, Monticello, Sannary &th, 1879, Long Rum. January, 9th, 1878. Myself at Feastei'ville, January, 8th and 9th, 1878; Caidwell'-i Store, Township No 8. January, l1th, 1878; Ridgeway, 18th anit 14th, 1878. J. S. Stewart will attend at Winnsboro all the. time, January 8th and 9th excepted. Pairti are also requested to settle license. 2 'I. A. SM1THI tolMin WuL BE $OLD As I'OLLOWS : Cash Price. $48 per Ton of 2,000 lbs, time Priem $58 pet 'To of 9,000 lbs; Pagtsble November 1, 1873. are- of Intenstat. Freight and Drayage To be Added~ ITS SUCCEP2?S 1S UNPARALLAED And its StantdardI is Cali on Agenia for Alnianacs and Certificates, G O. w. WILLIAM & CO., CHARR L STO, S. C. J. H. CATHCART, A lt info-, ,C de. 2 .aT"E1 I $48 Aper juTrcene af 2arg0 lbs1 f elo!blairtonmern sion.Alo $53neh Tonslrc of aZnQO. lhoic Freain ghndet Dested Coc ne r C Andchs St tawbrres 'fitos, Crages Lnon, Agitron urrt, -| in cna nd's CrtficaNtesad, metHsGu tSerFower, Les. for Jrei H. ATHCR 'annCAgkt, Torpedo, . FRUITE A.TWOE. MaNt.,R nTet toer Jil U.e kettpat the I o st-ndnd supplie wi~ fth6 C icetnoo tioneiesa, Ft, Samrdonst Oystero nd a general assiotm~etc of oaknd n slfoo golii Ca.dies, Brsoatoad Coake, e yodi. Caoad flor~, Sinaludings alc gradtes, Orag- Lona hitor Wintredat, hl ackre, n ts, Atr nd, ra~hal busat'. rEnish BWg alrtt C.ke- Wim'ad 8O:nk. ne Btd, Gu atiis nd8Fowles, Lae. glorde of Siugr Riautk4. ad ''rhdJ ofe Blcand Gunower TFie, Crackers, Canron, Crrents, ToppoesFes Peeh old Osterd, andsterdwit Saoice Cordnes Club ris, Fruitsarrn, ye.s Darldy, CarloOiad or Tinothyn ala gra, r Ceod;, 4Rs "ro"Se ad -'Mceei is use M *n4 af 1ae JNO. J. NEIL, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, W INNSbjORO, q. C. Ofice In th Court House. jan 1-ini ,E1IlWAN OtJANO. P Att'lES indebted to me for Etliwlin dus. no are earnestly requested to pay up their dues. Any further delay in settle ment will cause te great Incon' enience. W. M. DWIG lIT, Jan Il-.I, Agent. Perillizert4 T FN AtlantIo and AcId Pholphates whloh dave general satisfaction to Ihose who tried them last year. are a gin offered for sale by. JEATI& BRO. Jan 12 At Cost ! We now offer our entite stock DRY GOODS, .CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOPS, 11ATS, HARDWAU. .A-.T O1O eT fa CASH CUsTiOlifins. As we are anxious to reduce our stock as much as possible preparatory to Spring Trade. WOODWARD & LAW, jan 14 ESTABLISHED 1859. ME W E3 O:D S. Jul. redeived Purb Silver Watches, all sty es, Clocks, all qnalities, I'lain Jewelry, "iu and Buttona. 14 karatti fine; Plain and ~$y Gold Im'g, 18 karetu tnue, and enotaolLo, a ne assortment. All goods warranted as represented. All 1tork done in a worktianliko man nor, and 'i'arra-nied.. No chargo for iot'king. Coine anid see me, will take pleasuro in 4howing my goods. Thankful fot patst, favors, I resfect fully solicit a continuance of the same. (iHARL4S MULLJERt Recond door' from Col. Ition'i 00lige, sept 26 New Goods I lIew dodds RT DiAID$01Y & Co., OPENING 14ILi, Dod't pass the store, for it will be youx' loss if you want full value fot your mon .. Dry Goods, Ctothing, Gent. FurnIshing Goods, Hats and Caps, Zodt's and Shoes, Trunks, soions, 4. AT B. f. Davidson & Co SFURNITURE! , dennslstln5 of Walnut, Indtaionm wat nut, and ROsliodD of thiry best qw.Ii- . For design and workmanship ur~equal'.ei and oheap as can be bought any wi er. sidecf the eity of New York or Baiu:::i' of the'same qu lity.; Everyting~ wrtr.o edl asreprsented. lattresse.. anii !.t: 1... for sale. 0a11 and see for f'oursolves', ai seeIng is )flievin5- .. - Futrniture neatly repaired at ddrl nove~s 22. W.?AP'n1lPs. Notiee. bly8B wilf be received unt~il the 15th Feb. D rua'y, to teat- down and rebuild the Market 8teeple. je~ t~x2 D. R. FLENNIKEN, Aflb Arrivng Dilgnr FIRST-CLASS GROCERIES I C. . Bacon, Vt 8. i ians, 1(0 and Java Coffees, 6ugar, tall gradies,) Plour, (choice,) Meal, Pearl Grist, Fish, (all kinds,) Syrups. Ex. Table, 1. Family; Amber firips,) hard, &c. Canned Gooda, of every variety, an ti ysters, Saltnon, Lobster,, ornatoes, CO Peaches, Pifie Apple and Strawberries. Car load Salt, NOt0 poinda Wheat Bran, Bagging at a bnrgain. Cakes and Crackets, Pine Applo Cheese; Pickles, Sirdines, Starch Soda, Soap, (ad ezoellent assortment,) Maccaroni, Itaisins; Currents, Tea, Fino Che*ing and Smoking Tobaceo, &a., &c. t gra,. (something good ) 2 tueas Ginger' ~rserver. Ali of whi.4 will be sold oheap foi Cash by ] I C RER SON. PI 8fIle UP I * ed it ti oundersigned -I. int red.by settIug IbI-11 :nI 'wit.; i - na credit, will id n' e .... , I - t e whose named '. '- . RIt. OBERTSON. CITIZENS of FAIRFIELD I To One and All ! GALL AT THE SIORE OF S, WOLFE, Where you will find him ready to sup.: ply all your wants, bavtog one of the largest ud best sele'eted tocks of Goode that hn lorthorn Markets axlord. To the' Ladies v'ho neT !'roi O'oodst, and even 'home who may me. do-mthing elegant to maki up a TiH)SEA U, I would any that l thought of them,, in solget~ing a few beauti ful 80lks, Memnrincs, etiaes and Pop lins., in whbil e antd colors, ar.d e very of hxet' art iule nodessary fuI a cotiplete OUT FIT; and to'the .Mblie in' gentera, I would say, give me a ongll beifore i't r'leibauo your Wittias Goods1 Of 1'ress aoods, Olo~aks. JBalmorald; Shawils, ,Satytes,. JBoulevardls .and P'ancy Goodst, 1nts, l'ib onn, Eeiarfs nd TIes, (S!Soed In greaL v9'ridyfo Idis n t:hildren.) ao N'ow4 us the titi4 to get a suit of good Made of the v'ery' Best and Finest Materl, t reaonable price. Call anid iLe onkivino. edt Ihaet yout *111 got full satIsfact'ion for your moucy. !ahdsod IR agan .Tnst Opened i Hate of every grade, st yie and Color, Caps suitable fort windy weather. Shirts of lest qu'uilty. Shawls and @vereoat's. 1Tlaaikets. Quilts, Table Linen, Towels, andI Ilouseo Iurnishing Goods of all qual-. tieu. hlaving l'enn engaged in business here fotr Thirty Years. It is only tiedessa/y for 0V to aWy chat youi will gem. your Money's' W6vth by es1ing at the establishiment of oct 17 8. WOZF15. NEW GOODS. ARRIVA LS, Fer Chratmasti and1 theIHelidays / tO UINU to be receIved Embracing! Lad.ies 'las r:s Ihat, B3?nnor, Dalm. l, a a,. ClIons and over'ya it * V IAfwi . Another supply of r.1 A r~d cold 'weather, All the a. . ..' 'll and the selections ta ona ai tu to please the moat fas. Iota. Lxl .f you want fresth supplied. deo 14 D. L AUOE1RDALE. - DISSOLUTION. Tl espatnersh ip hteref ofor a exISting' betfeenthe ddbraigned1. under the Wm niess 3f B. . Cuntis k Co., has been lhIso~i*d. J. E. CURTIS,. RL. M. DONMLTT. I' reepeetfily inform the citisan. oflfafw field that I hiare establishad myseif gb3'&, rloocr to F. Elder',. where T am prepare4 to' fu'rush a nything In the T a and Stove line. l'he patronage of the publio is ublicited. jan 4 * if. DiMLV? -