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JOB PRINTIN.-OUr oflice has been fitted with all materials necessary for printing jobs of every description. Bills, Letterheads, Posters, Invitation and Business Cards &o., &o. NEW ADVEKnTISEirNTS. Tax Notice-H. A. Smith, County Treasurer. Sheriff's Sale-L. W. Duvall. In Bankruptcy-San'l. B. Clow noy, Assignee. In Bankruptcy-R. M. Wallace, U. S. M. Sheriff's Sales.-L. W. Duvall. See the advertisement in another column of the Pacific Guano Com, pany. 0::-Taxes are high-those can be reduced by IMMIGRATION. *- If the Ku Klix tax is collect ed it will realize $2500, for school certificates. We advise our friends having these certificates not to part with theni too easily. r4- The couutry is ablnop-it can be awakened by IMMIGRATiON. Gentlemen coming to our office to write advertisements, will do us a kindness by leaving our pencils where they find them. We cannot afford to lose our pencils and wait on them a year or two for pay. Now that the farmers are pre paring for another year, we repeat our advice to plant less cotton and more grain. Corn is too dear for farmers to buy it and make money. gg7" We trust that most of our ri alers will remember that their sub scriptions expired on the 1st of Jan uary. We are needing mfoney for smmo small hil's of our own, and trubt that we will receive all dues so that we can commence the New Year under favorable auspices. t New year has been attended with its acoustomed changes. On every hand families are moving. The colored people especially are changing their homcs. Among these there seems a reaeinems to hire. The short crop and low price of cotton broke up most of the renters, and January finds them penniless. 27 We weie invited to a New Year's egg nogg on Thursday, given by Mr. 11. J. MeCarley. Quite a number of gentlemen were present, all of whon' seemed to enjy the good things set before them. We tender our thanks to Mr. McCarley and his efficient clerk, Mr. Shields Gladney, for the enjoyment afforded us. DEATH OFMR. Wbi. G. Gmn!G. Mr. Wma. G. Gerig, eldest soa of Francis Gerig, Eq., died on Wednes day night of consumption, aged 24 years. Mr. Gerig had made a large circle of friends. Ia 1871 ho went wvest, and remained some time. But contracting, there, the germs of dis ease, he returned home. Is health continued gradually to decline, and in spite of all that could be d one for him he breathed his last oni Wednes. day. lie was buried with masonic honors in the Presbyterian Cemetery. REMIOVAL OF THlE FE1AT.:' SEMI. NAnY.-We call the attention of the patrons and friends of the Winnsboro Female Seminary to the fact of its re moval from its former location, to .the large and comnmodioas residence on Main street, opposite the freight depot, recently occupied by Dr. Cureton. This location will be found every way desirable, it being much more retired and pleasantly situated than the building recently occupied. The school will open on Monday morning next, and as the teachers have already established a high repu tation in the various departments it is expected that there will be quite an increase in the number of pupils, both day scholars from the town, and boarders from the country. 'We oordially recommend this institution to parents having daughters or young sons to educate. TOU!lNAM1ENT.-A TIournoy was held at Ridgeway Dec. 29th with following result : 1st Prize, Saddle and Crown, Harry C. Davis. 2nd prize, Bridle and Crown, W. M. Hardin. 3d prize, Blanket and Crown, J. WV. Smiart. 4th prise, Spurs and Crown, F". 8. Cooper. *5th prize, W hip and Crown, ID. A. Coleman. Ii6th prize, Tin Cup, least number ringr, WV. W. McQuatters. Miss Sallie Campbell, Queen. Mass Mattio Oliver, let Maid of Honor. Miss Minnie Coleman, 2nd Maid of Honor. Miss Jiessio Crumpton, 3d Maid of Miss C. Hogan, 4th Maid of Ilonor. Mibs 13. Oliver, 5th Maid of IRon.. or. 0Z:'Labor is tcarc-this can be supplied by IMMIORATION. 04) The matrimonial market last year was quite lively, and many happy young couples are scattered through the length and breadth of our county. But while the success ful speculations in this market may be readily enumerated, who can cal culate the number of thoso that were disastrous? IHow many swains ire there that have anointed their lucks with "bear's grease," and perfumed their handkerchief with "drops'' and sallied forth o'nights to the homes of their duleineas ; that have oscillated botwen alternate rapture and despair, going throu.h the mental anguish of raising their courage to the pro. posing point, only to be rejected be cause of the superior attractions of "another feller," or of the cold heart f their rospective ingclinas? These sad experiences would fill a book. Never despair, friends. While thero's life, there's hope. Plcnty of good fish are still left, in the sea. Only be careful to bait your hooks proper ly next time. 0::) Three hundred immigrants Dame to Charleston last month, and were distributed through different parts of the State. Fity went to Chester, NOT A SINGLE ONE To FAIR ViE1.D. Are our people all dead, or asleep 7 How many thousands of Iollars were lost lIst year through worthless labor ? The farners could riot have lost more, pecuniarily, by immigranws, and would have gained in p)opIulation. We know many pal ties who tell us they want some mnimi nants. Why do they not write to 1". Von Santen, Esq., P'res't. of the G ermain Society, Charlezton, or lRev. Til R. Gaines, agent, New York, statag their warts t We have received a circular from Mr. Vonii S anten, a skilag us to form anl Auxiliary Sueieiy hire. We want Iirst to find farmers willing to tahe naaaigrants and ticut lIum aIlI, and then we will try to rai.e neincy to bing these imiiArants oi. We bave conIsecAd our friends on this subje-ct, we have appaled to ind i vid u. alt., wo have thrown out suggestions to the Granges-no re.-ponse has be.en received. li the meanwhile, the on portunity is faist slipping away. It will soon tie too late. Farmers, citi els, Granges, wakehI up 0Y- The people are poor-they can be enriched by anm ox. Fia ENGINIC NF.xncasE.-Friday aft ternoon la.st, the Faii field Fire Egie Coiaapanmy as.emtibled at the Court House cistern for the purpose of teb. ing the playing qualities of their new engine "Faibfield." After attaching lifty feet of hose, the brakes were nimaied, and in a few seconds a beau tiful stream of water shot fort h fromi the nozzle, anid attaiined to the haeight of the ball on the town elock steeple. Inm turh other sections of hose weare coupled on, until at last, the cnt ire qantmaity of hose was unreeled, -500 feet-fresh mauselc was applied to thae brakes, and a streaam, varying in length from 50 to '70 feet, succeesful ly played. This last achaievemenat was greeted withI loud applause' boithI by the company and (lie citizens in iittenadance, an 041howed clearly thiat the little "'Fairafield"' could do goodl work whenerica called uapon. Th'le afternooni's exercise fully sit isfied the most incredulous membi er of the eomapany, aid we mighat say that the most sanguine expectations of both oflicers ad men were moreo than re alized. Presidenit Biacot presided witha his usual aibilily, anud participa ted in the genecral exultat ion over thme admirable "skeeting" qualities of' this valunable acquisition to our Fire Do partmenut. The F'airt'iold was built by umseay & Co., of Seneca F'alls Now York, uad reflects great credit upon its mainufactuacars. FINAL ExuinTuoN4 OF MIT. ZiON, The exhibition caime off on Monday night. The weather all day was very bad, and the nigh t sot in dark and cold ; but in spite of this, a considl erablo company assembled in seasona ble time. The band, however, was not present, and thuis detracted somic what from the success of the occasion. At seveon o'clock, Master Ilarary D)avis opened the exercises with an extract from Cicero's oration against Cata line. This was well delivered, aiid the pronunciation quite correct. It was, however, not perfectly intelligi ble to the audience. WVben hao uitter ed the words "O tempor~a, O mores," there was a feeling ol relief as if oin meeting an old frienad. We listenied for sic semper iayran ni amnd c pluribus un, but, they didn't, conic. Aftier this, followed M~laster Sammny Clark son aiid thon thae other pupils in suc cession. All were well prepared, and showed imnprovemaent since least exlhi bition, though that was a success. Wec wore mauach pleased with way in which the ho035 acquitted themselves. Masters David Gailard and M~orti mer Dauntzleir a r th. choief favorites. Master Gorig alto aIiuiitted himrsclf handsomely. 8e'eral others might be mentioned :Master Sammy Clarksoni's "All for mloney," anid Masters Shodd and Robertson's dia.. logne,'-Bad nowa ceated muchk mor.: ment." After the speeches were concluded, Mr. Clarkson read the names of the twelve boys who had done best during the past session. These were in their order : David Gaillard, Harry Davis, Geo. Lauderdale, W. D. Bratton, W. C. Rion, E. A. Rabb, W. C. Robertson, M. 0. Dan'zlor, Jeff. Gerig, Paul Brice, Jas. Shedd, Robt. Dunlevy. After this the Trustces daeided that laster Gaillard had won the prize for elocution. Ilis articula. tion was more distinct, and lhis man ncr more self-possessed than that of the otiers. Rev Mr. Campbell presented the prize (a handsome book of travcla) to Master Gaillard in a very pretty ]it. Lie address. Ile spoke of the power )f speech, the great distinguishing iharacteristic bet ween man and beast, ie chasm over which the develop. wuent theory could not leap. As na. tions become more civilized, speech is is more improved. A pleasant voice is heard wherever the heart and miind h..ve been improved, and a barsh voice is found in the unculti Valed, the depraved, and the vicious. Plhe human voice produces the sweet ast mclod y ; the finest musical iustru. auents were surpassed in sweetness by tho magic voice of William C. Pres., ton, or by the tones of a pure and love ly woman. Eudeavor to be wise, but 3ndeavor also to be good. You have re. ceived the highebt awaid for excel. tence, and this is a great honor, coining LS it does from gentlemen competent o judge. As you have outstripped Vour competitors in this race, guard vell your laurels lest they be plucked rom you on a subsequent occasion, Demosthenes said the secret of ora ory lies in the word "action I action lotion !" The true secret is labor, ahor, labor. Cultivate the voice by miproving the mind and the heat t, as iese three arc essentials in an orator. Mr. Campbell concluded by some vell chosen anocdotes, illustrating rue ambition. This closed the exer-ises. The en xrtainment was a complete success. We rcgr t however to say that some )f the audience were quite boisterous, and annoyed the ladies by their noise. lhc strage wvs adorned with i handsone wreath enclosing the ini Mius A. Z. 1. and the words "founded 17-13," '-incorporated 1777," and LLe. 221, 1873. THE CL AND) TiE Niw YEA. We wi-h all our numerous friends a happy New Year. The past year was an eventful one. The new build.. iig of old Mt. Zion was opened for use in February. During early Spring several fires occurred which culminated in the destruction of the old Thespian Ilall. Heavy rains ilmost destioycd the crops. During tie first part of the year, Meningitis was fatal in several portions of the County, and still later, Diptheria alaimed many victims. The fnuancial panic reached us at the time when Motley generally begins to pour in, aid this and the low price of cotton caused many couotenances to enlon. gate, and many a stout heart to quake at the thought of indebtedness comn. inmg du~e with no resousees to meet it. The death of Senders Ford, and the short and sharp senatorial campaign also created a stir in the political world, aind put money in the pockets of cross-road and street corner poli ticians. Thme qluestion of State debt and the expectat ion of ruinous taxa~. tion also caused a feeling of uneasi ness. But in spite of the depression our* people but ook themselves to work. Thme farmecrs wo.rked with a hearty good will to prevent the destruation ol' the crops by the grass. They also oirganized Oranges in order to sys temaitize the system of agriculture and remedy existing evilIs. Tlheenergy chanuts also displayed great mer in conducmting their affairs. A banik was organized to facili ate linancial operations, and was. of great benefit during the panic in supplyinug money for the purchase of cotton and thus buoying up the miarket. Seome of our enterprmising' citizens also erected new buildings. Mr. (1. II. MoMaster replaced the old Thespian Ihall blockc with a new building, much handsomer and better than the old. Messrs. Davidson and Me~arley arid Cathoart closed up old breaches with new stores, and Capt. Ibarden and Mrs. Catheart cowmmice. ed new dwollings. The Associate Reformed Congregation have a new andl handsome church building com pleted lat year. A subsciiption of $2400 wvas raised and a handsonme fire enigine was purchased ; and a fine amateur brass band, though organiz. el previously, reached its present ex cellence in 1873. At iBlackstock Ri Igeway and Doko,similar improve. luents were made, and villages are now springing up, whe Sherman left a desert. We are pleased to note that dur.. ing Iast year there ace no serious cisturbances in the County, and that the whito and colored races, leaving aside polities, got alon , well together. We are also pleased to note that while the State Administration was conidueted badly, and while every. tingr connected with it was oharac. terized by incompetent and reckless extravagance, county affairs were managed in such a way as to give confidence in the County omoials to the people at large. While we congratulate our people open their energy- we must deprema an apparent approach on the part of inauy to demoralization. In many instances parties have taken refuge behind the technicalitess of the law to avoid their solemn moral obliga. tions. Many instances have ocourred of attempts to defraud honest credi. tors. This evil can only be reme died by a healthy public sentimnoot, indignantly frowning down every species of rascality. So inuh for the old year. The New Year ushered in to-day, brings with it new duties and responsibilities and new Inplica tions. The scaruity of money during the coming year will be great, and a system of economy uiu.t, be inaugura ted on the very threshold. Experience has taught our people that undues expanion tmUbt inevitably produce a collapse. Let every occupation be more concentrated und lat every one live oarefully within his incans. doubtless every one has inade good resolutions. Nine out of ton mon awaken on New Year's day de ternitied "to turn over a new leaf," and nine out of ten of theso suffer those new leaves in the book of life to be blown backward before the next moon. But if this old way is not changed, ruin % ill stare us in the face ere another new year. What a day may bring forth no ono kuows. It is idle then to prophesy the events of a whole year. W e therefore can only counsel our friends "to labor and to wait," tending themn in the moan time our sincerest wishes for their prosperity. TAX NOTICE. T H!E Tax Books are now open for the collootionl of Stale and County Taxes for the fiscal year conimenrinig tle 1st ot November 1873. The rates ottaxation are 14 follows in the School Distr icts of Pair. field : No. I -Slate 12, County 3, Widows, 4, Local School 1, Total 1 ., No. 2-Stale 12. Comity 3, Widows A, Ltocal School 2, Total 17.1. No. 3 -State 12, Conity 3, Widows g, Local School 2, Total 17.1. No. 4-Stato 12, Couiy 3. 1idows Local School lJ, Total 161. No. 6-State 12, County 3, Widows Local School 2, Total J71. No. G-Stnie 12, County 3, Widows A. Local Sclaool 1, Total 16. . No. 7-State12, Counity 3, Widows g, Local School 1]. Total 17. No. 8-State 12, County 3, Widows i, Local School 1j Total 17. No. 9-Slate 12, County, 3, Widows 3, Local School 9. Total 18'. No 10-State 12, Cotinty 3. Widows .2, Lcoal School 1, Total 16.1. No. 1--State 12, Coitity 3, Widows A, Locnl School 2, Total 174 No. 13- tnie 12. Couinty 3, Widows 4, Local School 2, Total 17.1. No 13--State 12, Coutily 3, Widows 4, Lacal School 1, Total 16.}, I lave received no notice of t le exten. sioneo to lmte fr payments and unt less such not ice he given the penalty will attach On the 16th January 1874. I1. A. 8S11TIl, County Treaurer. S'ERIFF'S 8ALE. IN obedie'ce to an order aade by W M Nelson, .uddre if Probate, I will sell on the 21st day of Jatatary, 1874. at I1 o'clock, A. 'M , a t ihe residence of' thle late 'ainders Ford, file following Personal Propeity belonging to tle Estate of Sanders Ford, decesed,. to wit. : Three Mules. otne Mitre. three Cows, lot of Corn, lot of Cotton Seed, lot of Fodder, llacksiilh Tools, Farming Tools, ail other article, not enunerated. Terms cash. L,.W. DUVALL, 8. F. C Shaeriff's Office, Winnsbioro. 8. C., .lan 3, 187. jsan t;-flx2 Iln Rankruptcy. Ex parte Andrew Mayo, Ex'r. In lRe A. Mi. Newhill 1'et. to establish a lien. N O'It.E is hereby given to nll credli tors holding lienasagainst thle estate of thte above anamedl hanikruipt, t hat.I lhey aire required to estabila the same befoire llegister~ Clawson, at his otlice in Yorkville, withlin thriee weeks fr'om thle date of thIiis notice, and to show cause if any they have why the said estate of' lie batnkrupt. shlouhl tnot he sold t o satisfy said ietas. By order. of Cour't. SA M'L. l. CLO W fEY, dcc 24. 1873. Assignee. jian 1-tlx2. D ISTRIICTr COUIlt' OF' TIl U~LNIThED - States for the Easter'n Distr'lct, of SouthI Carolina-Ia Bankrunplecy.- In the mat ter of the Citizens' Savin gs Bank of Slithi Carolina, Hiankruapt.--This is to give notice that otn thec ist. dny of Decemi tier, A. 1). 1873, a warrant of Bannkruptcy was issued out of' thle Disarict. Court of the U'nited States for thle Easteran 1:istrict of So ahI Carolinia, aganinst. thle Es ate of lie Cilizens' Savinigs Itank, in the county of RIichandi, in said Dis trict of Soth Ci(aro lina, ndinadged a Baskruapt on its own'i pe liion ; t hat thle paymenat of any debts and1( dlelive-ry of any property belotnging to said1 Itankruatapt , to it or for~ itsa use, and thle tranasfer- of any property by it are forbid den by law; that a meetitng of the cre:hi Iors of the said Bankrnpt, to prove thaeir, debts and to choose one or more assignees of its Esitate, will lie held at a Court of Blankruptcy, to be hioldena at Columbia at the Citizens' Savings Bunk of South Carolina, before E. M. Seabrook, Esq., Register in IBankruaptcy for said District, oni the four teechthl (14th) day of Jantuar'y, A. D. 1874, at 10 o'clock A. M. 11. M. WA LLACE', United Stalce Marshall for said Di.t rict, jan 1-tx A s Messeniger The State of' South Carolina, PArama~EL COUNTY. By WV. Ml. N RLSON, Esq., P'robatt Judge. \W 'lERIEAS, J. (1. fIlawthaorno hiath imade suit to mei, to grat. him Let. ters of Ambuaastrationa of the Estate and effects of Robert Ilaw ihorta deceascid. 'These are therefore to cite and admonIsh all and sitngelar the k indreid and creditors of the said Robert l1,wthaoruae decased, that they be tund appear, before mie, in the;Court of Probate to be held at Fairfleld Court liouse, on the 14th day of January next, after publicationi hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoona, to shiow eause If any they have, why the said Amainistra tion should not be grainted. Given uander may hiatnd, thIs 20thj day of December A. 1). 1873. W. , NELSON, dee 80-t~x2 J. P. F. C Boots and Shoes. A N elegant lot of Boots and Shioes just ?3.recelived from T. Miles & Fon. MoMASTERI & BRICN. NEW CASH STORE! J. M. R. MOORE & CO. NEXT DOOR TO John 0. Squier & Co. DEALERS IN LADIES DRESS GOODS! AND UNDERWEAR. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS BOOTS, SHOES, HATS ANE CLOTHING, UMBRELLARS TRUNKS CROCKERY.. WARE &o., &o., A L S 0. A fine lot of chewing tobacco and Cig-rars conoote(l by all to ie the best in TOW N. CALL AND EXAMINE FOR YOURSE LVES. oct 14 JUST RLECEIVED. Choic New Orlenns Molassed. No. 1, 2 and 3, Mackerel in Barrels, KiU!, and knf nlarrels. luckwheat Flour, Citron. Itaisins, Currents, Granulated, Powdered, Crushed and Demanrara Sugar. Car load flour, including all tirades. Car load fresh bolted Meal. Ulngging and Ties. D. RI. FLENNIKEIN. dec 20 R E C E I VE DI ONE Car Load Ihay, onc Car Load Flour', Assorted1 Graeles, Corn and Oats, Mea. and Grits, Sugar' andi Coffee Bagging and Ties, BaCOn and Lard, LOW FOR GASII RE~ATY & BIRO. WINNSBORO FEMYALE SE1IINARY,' A Boarding and Dlay School for Young Ladies. MR8.. E. E. MOonE, . MISS SAILLIE RlIlNSON, ;Principals noAnD) 0F TR~UsTEKs. lon. WV. R. RtonlaTaros, Presidenit. Capi JAn. ltrA'ry (lpii H. 11 Cr.ow~ay, TIERM5 or TUITIO'N. For highuer braneb es, i ncludinrg I hi languagres, per siionI. $2f6 For inrtermrodiato classes, per ses, sloui, $18 For primary classesr, per session, $12 Mu'sic, per Session, $20 Boar.ling. pe' rioulhI, i ncludling wash ing, fuel and Iluihs, por muonl h, $16 Terms of pay men-qurterly in advance BRLOWN'S I[OTEL, - TIJE undersigned respect. *fully informs hris friendi and the traveling publie, thast.hlu nas removed to that large and commodious housoe formerly known as the "Fairfield liotel" whore Ihe will be prepared to entertain them as heretofore. The~ patronage of my fellow citizens of Fairfield particularly solicited. To both transioni and regular boarder. my terms will be mado atdisfactory. M. L. DROWN. can 28 Pr.p..to. DANNENBERG & CO CTaosI1sr or0t. SALES OF FA LL AND WINTER STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND a mi 0 'I' I- 1 J\1 BOOTS & S l10 ES, ALSO, A SPECIALTY IN MEN'S LINE of UN) ERWEA Rt AT IMMENSELY RED UCED ui uz. i ?Zr, ueme ALSO, BEST PRINTS AT 10 CENTS. SATINES 50 cents, Worth I)RESS GOODS 25 UEN'TS. Call and Examnine olurStock which we ilean to close out. dee 30 HARDWARE! HARDWARE I! -: 0: - W E are now re 'eiving our Fall and Wiler Stock, which wil be full ind com pleie in a short time. Toolk and impli mcnts for 1h la I'lan er', tlao Alechianio, file Smilh and Wood-workiman. Iealrli'is, (hainls and 1(loe of all kindsll, :111Ilnces llorso and M ile Shoc;, Wood und Tin Wares, Wiagon And Buggy hlaterials, &c.. on hndu1 and to arrive. We have two Ions of Cut Nails onl hand. A LSO a nico lot of Groceries, cubracing Sugars, Coffee', Teln S'pice., hunms, ILnrd, Tobacco, Soap~s, Candles and Starch. All Low f'or the Caisi Bagging ail Ties to arrive sooan. J. M. GALLOWAY & Co sept 30 WANTED ljj:Y to kniow flint l' have just r'ecei ved a ll arss:or'in:ent of' FRIENCHi CANJ)IES! A LSO Plain ("andieq, Cantned (;o >ds P'ick les S'ardinos, Nutts, Ajpples, Oranges, at Ih ll0 akery of' oct 9) ESTA BLISHED U59. WINNWSDORO1', S. 7 IlillITY years exper'ience in rep:,iring .aill kindu ofVi Watchies. 001,1 jiand Silver Watebes of all ,ii. Fanoy Jewelry and I 'looks of all de:ip. tions, which I will seilllow for onshi Como~i and seo for yourself. No charge fr l'sk ng. Thankf'ul for past patroingn, I so lolt a cntinuanc of Ih losameo. CHAS. MULLEUB, Opposite Dacot & Co's, cot 14 WINNSEOuO Il6'TEL IS again opened for the aommraaodation, [of thec travobang and boarding pubilic. Table1 supplied with thie best the conn ry affords, anda nio care of expenso sha tll be spared In mraking' ray guests comf ortabio., Give me a trial. A. A, Moris, no, 18--8m I'o.im.. THIf 1,1M OUR STOCK IS NOW COMPLETEs Owinig to the fintanicial Strin gency we will sell olr GOODS at the l)w.. e~st prices for O-ASI-I! NOW IS YOUR TIME YE CASH BUVEIRS. OUR STOCK ED1UCAES Dress Goods of all kinids, Flaiuis, Shawls, Rhailkets, llosiery, Notionsi, IN GII.EAT VAlR1 ETY, leleaciel and Brown Iome spmn-. Rtemly ma1le G LOT1111 N G"I. Boots tShoesq Hafits amd IRH"UN KS. JOllN Cl. SQUIER11 & CO. DONT ASK FOR CREDIT. Pay tie CASH il Imy ceaep. We have lc)ewlotu- 11,ooks. All per sons imlehu JICd c1ome f1)o wrlAd and settlo at 1. c.1'SQUl IER & CO. dec 9 T E TAR HEELS. .A nnIow receiving 1h0 largest and best Hvelced stockc of BOOTS & SzHO ES. they live ever had, nd are now IIrC arIed V o 11 d10 iin11h ter solid comfelori (1) jeced y Sulvs. NOTIONS, ANo., &c. We al wnys ur ni nh n~iy ynodI (GOI nnad believe Iihat I Iiwse who fav'or ____________Mc1Lauilllhhhi &~ Co. WATERlS' 40NOERTO PARLOR OlIGANS a. tleIhe da l.pa sessait'ai II ae r unahi Ser pinectd ina anuy n ( anhi. It is pmlucal fqynat(X etan Net, ah il L3 38IN -1 TIO4N of the aw IL4 .NN '. iridc ed- sat 4ee,in rilinl/ W~ TEI~g',N at( extreIa4cy Sow pricnes for casts, or pnrfraeth, .minI.ance In M3naali neouui i y p'ew.. . New~ 7-Oc tavn firet-clsse PIANON,nJI iOeiern GANN,4NtopU, $t10 J; 5a Nto su, $1i5, tra ne &Ycieti&. clo, AUIEn TS WVANTIEDi. Go TO NKELSON & REFO. TJo Bhuy Youir Liqiors. HIJEY have in store one haund red 1,n,. rels, emobracinig every variety f'rm tho eommnnost to the FIN iSTl brands. Weo dirctL patrticular nhtentioin t u FINE CORLN WHISKEY, thae puarity and age or whaich We Warrant, and our 11 *~ae and hUranudios represenr. overy climoc and country, In Conneotion with the iquori buslness we have oponod a iRestaurant foar the accomnmodation of theo public whcero meals vill be served at all hours, all w ask Is a 'nral, satisfact ni is guaranteed, Fresh Laoger on drauagh. Fresh Oysters cai ihn Rlemauren.