The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, October 13, 1875, Image 3
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will not be noticed unless acoowpanled
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ocentring in his neighborhood will ,nfer
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ofilce.
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Old Stand-S. Landookor & Co.
Shoriff Sales-S. W.. Ruff, S. F. C.
Bank Report-S. 3. Clowney,
Cashier.
Como one come all-J. O. Boag.
Crockery-Connor & Chandler.
Dry Goods &c.-R. L. Dannenberg.
Fresh Goods--C. S. Romedy.
Attention to Smokers-H. L
Ayres.
New Goods-MeMaster & Brice.
Old John Robinson, the Circus King,
is coming this way.
Fon SALE.-A second hand box
stove. Apply at this office.
Try tho wondorfid collar, 4-1 and
8 8, at W. H. Flenniken & Co's.
Look out for Howes' Great Lon
don Circus. It will exhibit in
Winnsboro on October, 19th.
Road our advertisement-S. Lan
docker. & Co.
There are now nine prisoners in
the County jail, all colored. Fighting
. ld stealing scorn to be the principal
ofiences.
Fio PiusE~mvs.-Mr. Al. Roe has
placel us under obligations for a
jar of fine fig proso:vos. They wero
delicious.
Busincss mon would do well to
call and examine our large stock of
fine onvelopes, and have their cards
printed on them.
Cymboline's note was lield for
postage in the office and did not
reach us in time for publishing to.
day. The extract will be inserted
Thursday.
COLD SNAP.--Firos were in de
uanl yesterday morning, caused
by a cold breeze blowing from the
northeast.
We have had a visit from Lt. J. S.
Reynolds, of King's Mountain school.
This school has boen long established,
and we regard it one of the best if
not the best in the State.
NEW PLAToR.-Owing to the
heavy freights coming in and going
out the C. C. & A. I. ll. comipany
have been forced to extend their
platform at the freighut depot.
Road our advertisomonit-S. Lan
deker & Co.
FiNE TURNIus.-Mr. M. L. Browvn
presented us Tuesday wvith a bunch
of the finest turnips we have seen
this se ison. Mr. Browvn nnderstands
~,gardening as well as running a hotel.
MoRE. BoroGNAs.-Our old friend
J. D. McCarley has just received an
other large lot of those fine bologna
sausages, which lhe is sellling cheap
for cash.
We have received a communica
tion on the Grange, which its length
and the crowded state of our
cohmuns has provented us from pub
lishing. We will try and get it in as
soon as practicable.
CINCINNATI LAGER.- 'Tr. S. F.
Cooper is-. keeping constantly on
hand the very best Cincinnati Lager
Beer. Lovers of the beverage will
bear this in mind.
Weaeglad to learn that Capt.
Dwight secured several scholars for
his school while on a recent visit to
Sumter. The Captain will take
charge of the Mount Zion Institute
next Fi iday. We wish him success.
Read our advertisement-S. Lan
docker & Co..
The schueutzonfest of the Columbia
Verein will be hold on the 12th,13th
and 14th of October. Delogatioh
from the neighboring cities and
eStates will participate. It will be a
most enjoyab~le occasion.
CoTTroN.-The cotton market
looked .11p. Friday considerably.
As high as 12} wvas paid for an extra
lot. Farmers will -.save money
bringing their cotton to this mar
-ket as it is without doubt. tho best
this side of Charleston.
The Editor returns thanks for de
hicious cocoa-nut candy sent him by
some young ladies "because he was
an editor." If such as this be the
~.perqiuisites and emoluments of the
position, the Editor glories in being
an editor... I
The wonderful collar is a so-called
prper coillar that can wash.
Tux ,Bio Show.-Howes' Groat;I
London circus will be here . to day
week, and we expie t to see a large ,
orowd in town, but hope- they will 1
not allow themselves to be taken in -
by shapers who generally travel
along with the big concerns.
Road our advertisement-S.
Landecker & Co.
Th Union Jherald announces
authoritatively that the Phewnia,has
suspended indefinately. J. A.
Selby, Esq., the proprietor
has gone into voluntary bank
bankruptcy and an injunction has
been issued against certain creditors
who were about to levy on his
property.
Charles Stark was put up Thurs
day evening by policeman Jenkins
for using profano language on the
street. Early yesterday morning he 1
succeeded in breaking the lock off
the guard house door and came out,
but was speedily re-arrestod and )
carried before the Mayor who son
tenced him to forty-eight hours in
the lock-up.
MOVED IN.--Mr. Thomas Lauder
dale has moved into his handsome
little grocery establishment, next
door to D. Laudordale's. His store
is without doubt the prettiest of
the kind in town. Mrs. J. O. :Boag
has also taken possession of her
new milinary store, where she is
prepared to show the ladies the
handsomest lot of milinery goods in
the up country.
1%RsoNAL.-Among the arrivals on
yesterday's southern bound train was
Gen. Stephen D. Lee, who now rep
resents the Alabama Gold Life In
surance Company. Gen. Lee's name
is familiar to many of our readers, as
that of one of the most distinguished
Confederate officers. His company
ranks among the staunchest in the
Union.
TOWN TAXES.-We would remind
our readers that the time for pay
ment of town taxes expires -n the
15th inst., on which day the troasur
or's hooks will be closed. As the
penalty for tardy payment attaches
on and after that date, it is to the
interest of taxpayers to nettle up at
once.
Read our advertisement-S. Lan
docker & Co.
Som'nuINo FINE.--Our thanks are
due to Mr. R. J. McCarley for a bot
tle of "Baltimore Club" rye whis.;key,
which is represented as something
unusually good. Being but inexpe
rienced judges ourselves, and desir
ing to put the article to a through
test, we calle~l in an old friend, who
is quite a connoui&seur in such miatters,
and he pronounced it decidedly fine.
We commend it to all. Mr. McCar
Iey has a fresh and full supply.
THmE Cxnous.-Tttcsday afternoon
Howes' bill posters were busily on
gaged covering the three mammoth
bill boards with beautiful pictures
of the Great London Circus. This
Circus is said to be0 the largest
that has ever traveled in the Sonuth,
and we have no doubt wiill 1)0 ox
tensivo patronized. The little boys
and girls of our town between the
ages of 6 and 12 years are cordially
invited to pairticipato in the street
procession. Those desiring a free
ride wvill meet at the rendezvous at
9 o'clock A. M.
GOOD Nrws.-An old friend from
Monticello tells us that the farmers
in his neighborhood are in a better
condition this fall so far as provis
ionls are concerned than they have
been since thme wvar. A great many
planters will have corn to sell, one
in particular, Mr. J. K. Davis, raised
five hundred b~ushels of corn more
than he needs. This looks like there
is some life in the old land yet. A
great ruany of them are raising
their own meat, consequently there
will be no liens from that portion
of the county next year.
The farmers of Jackson's creek
have also raised lai'ge crops of corn
and hay. One hand on Capt. S. B.
Clwe' plantation gathered 40,
000 p~oundls of hay off an eight acre
mead1ow. As we have said before if
our farmers would pay more atten
tion to raising grain, ha~y and stockc
they couild command their own price
for their cotton just as thme manu
facturer at the north does for his
goods. Thank heavens they are
beginning to have their eybs opened.
Messrs. J. C. & E. Baily of Green
ville propose establishing a tem
perance organ in that city, entitled
the "Iemperance Obseer." Thme
size of the paper will be 24 by 36
inches and the subscription only
two dollarg .penunnum. Money can
be sent by P. 0., order, registero
otters or bank check. 1,000 subsori.'
bers are required. This 'enterprise
eceives the full endorsement of the
state organization as will be seen by
rhe following extract from the
minutes of the executive committee.
OFFICE G W. JEoT'Y, I 0 G,
Sumter, B. U.,- 1875.
The Executive Committee, having Iad
lhe proposal of Bro. J O Bailey, W C T of
No. 22, at Greenvile, 8 (, in regard to an
Dfioial Organ for this Grand Lodge sub
mittod to them by the conmittee ap point
nd at the Charleston session of the ( rand
Lodge. hereby record our votes on said
proposition opposite our respective signa.
lures, (yes or no.)
HENRY AM Moon, G. W. C. T. Jrs.
0. 11' G. A.1bAm.
Mrs J R. Gx.nuwtr, 0. W1'. 1'. T. Yu.
WV I CUTTINo, G. I' N. .es
J 8 CoxsonG. IV. T. I.
On Friday evening last the Citi
rcns' Cornet Band serenaded Gen.
Stephen D. Lee who is in town on1
)siness. After the serenade Gen.
Leo was called upon, and having
>eon introduced by Capt. Pierre
Bacot, who had roused tho distin
guished visitor from his slumbers,
le responded in a neat impromptu
ipeoch. He alluded to the late war
n which the South had made a re
:ord to which she looks back
vith pride. He then touchol upon
Iho new duties devolving upon our
)eople-the preservation of peace
mad restoration of material prosperi
y. We can give but a faint outline
)f this address, which was heartily
pplauded.
Gen. Lee is a native Carolinian,
mId his record during the war and
UiS rapid promotion to a Lieutenant
3eneralcy are roeg trded with pride
)y the Palmetto State. Gen. Lee
s at piesent atoning for the havoc
saused by his artillery during the
xar by insm ing the lives of
Lil good and loyal citizens. We
wish him abundant success.
Read our advertisement -S. Lan
locker & Co. *
MT. ZION INSTITUTE.-Mr. R. H.
Jlarkson, PI incipal of Mt. Zion
[nstitute, having been elected
principal of the Newberry male
&cademy, has resigned his position
i W inmnsboro, believing that Newbor
.y oflfrs a wider field. Mr. Clarkson
nmis been a resident of Winnsboro for
'iclrly three years, and we regret to
lose him. Ho has been a very zeal
)Ua instructor. We bespeak for
Mim the kind attentions of the
people of Newberry, and we feel as
mred that if the parents do their
luty Mr. Clarkson will have a
[lourishing and successful school.
Upon the resignation of Mr.
Clarkson, Capt. W. M. Dwight was
elected to supply his place by the
Ianamimous consent of trustees and
p'a.trons. Capt. Dwtight was very
popular as a teacher several years
i.to, and we)blievo th at inhite
Li-ustetis have made an admirable
selection.
The change will take place on
Detober 18th. To the outgoing and
Lhe incoming principals we tender
ur best wishes.
AvUS-r FLoWER.-The most mis
?rable b)eings in the world are those
miering from Dyspepsia and Liver
[Domnplain t.
More than seventy-five per cent
>f the p~eople in the United States
tre afflicted with those two diseases
bud their effect ; such as sour
utomach, sief headache, habitual
sostiven ess, impure blood, heart
burn, waterb~rash, gnawing and
bunrning pains at the pit of the
utomach, yellow skin, coated tongue
muid disagreeable taste in the mouth,
30ming up of the food after eating,
low spirits, &c. Go to the Drug
store of McMASTER & BuNcE and get
i 75 eent bottle, or a samp~le bottle
for 10 cents. Try it. *
A VISIT TO THlE AUDI'r's OFFICE.
Dni Tuesday we called upon Dr.
Peake, the County Auditor,'to obtain
somne information in regard to the
prloperty of the County. He very
yourtoouisly showed us through his
>filee. He has been very careful and
painstaking ini preparinlg his statis
Lies, and having been assisted in his
alerical duties by Mr. WV. N. Chand
ler, one of the best and neatest ac
sountamts in the State, his books are
I model of neatness and order.
fIho books have been thoroughly
rvised. Horetofore there have
Lcon a large number of erroneous
isseasments every year, and this has
uwelled the aggregate of n ulla bona
returns. It has also been the custom
Lo return all the landed property of
parties living in Winnsboro, in ilho
bables, for townsbip 4. But this
year each piece of real estate is re
burned in its proper township ; and
for the convenience of thme Treaisurer
rnarginal notes have been made op
osite the name of each property
older owning property in dif
!eont townships, to show in which
township the separate parcels -are
situated. The erroneouis assess
rments of last year were large yet
bhrough the enhanced value of pro
perty, the assessment this year
nearfy equals that of 1ait year. We
give a comparative table of returns
of property exclusive of that owned
by corporations.
Year Poe. Prop. Real Est, Total.
1874 $1,189,745 $2,565,992 $3,755,737.
1875 1,232,076 2,517,225 3,760,201.
The various corporations in Fair
field return $525,888, making a grand
total of $4,276,084. The value of
property by townships is as follows:
No. 1, $324,210.
" 2, 429,901.
" 3, 321,014.
" 4, 822,375.
" 5, 156.985.
" 6. 129,325.
7, 142,335.
8, 209,440.
9, 246.228.
10, 167,103.
"i i, 170,625.
" 12, 226,395.
" 13, 314,265.
Total.- $3,750,201.
The returns show that there are
1290 horses, 9068 head of cattle,
2745 mules and asses, 2893 sheep
and goats, 5778 hogs, 2402 dogs,
555 watches, 122 pianos &c., and 489
carriages. The 'value of stock in
merchandise is $162,885 ; in manu
facturing, only $4,150.
The real estate is divided as fol
lows:
Acres. Value.
Plow Lands. 86,843 $ 447,996.
Meadow and pas. land 6,160 20,799.
Woodland &e 367,015 1,519,614
Total- $160,018 $1,988,4'9.
This does not include town lots
and buildings. The County of
Fairfield contains about 712 square
miles, and about thirty two inhabi
tants to the Kinare mile.
The Bankrupt.
It is estimnied that of the number who
launch their barques on the stormy sea of
commerce, nine out of ten become bank
rupt Many things conspire to effect this
result. Prominent among them is "living
beyond your means," exhausting your
financial strength. So it ja in the p ysi
cal mart, possessed of strength and antici
potions of a long life, we launch out in the
quest of pleasure
We live belyond our means ; undermin
ing our constitutions by extravagance in
eating and drinking ; by disregarding the
natural laws of health, and ore we are
aware of it we are bankrupts in body- C
dyspe)sla and themuatism, or liver com
plaint, or shattered nerves, or kidney dis- 1
Caso or dropsy exhants our physical enpi- .1
tal and we are unable to meet the heavy
drafts upon our constitution. But you
may resume. Check your extravagance 1
and by the aid of Tutt's Pills, your broken
constitution will be restored and the drafts
on the exchequer of health will never ho
dishonored.
Plantation for Sale.
F INE Driok House with eight rooms t
About two hundred acres of land
fifty under cultivation and about fifty in
woods, balance in pine lands. Long Run,
best, location for store in county. Known
as the Adna Johnson place. Terms easy.
Sop 29-x4 J. K. RABB, Agt.
Sale of Land.
WILL he sold at the court house in
Winnsboro, on the 1st Monday in
November next, the property known as
the Gibson Church, situate one mile east
of 'V hit. Oak station on the C. C. & A R. Rt
The property consists of four acres of 1nnd
more or less, and the ohurchi building,
The building will be sold separately and
j-rivilego given the purchaser to move it off
the land if desired. Terms of sale cash.
J. E.CALD WELL,
ct 1-3 8. F. MOBLEY.
Attention to Smokers.
I have this day sold out my stock of
.Ltie eigars and Tobacco to ilr. HI. 1B.
Refo, where will be found the finest lot of
Cigars and Tobacco in the town
eot . La. AYRES.
Howes' great London Circus is comning, but
ROMVEDY'S
I 8 the place to go for French and
American Cnndies, Nuts, Fruits, Oys
ters, Sardines, Pickles, Cheese, Crackers,
Cakes, liread and numerous other things
to supaport the Pilgrim on his journeyings
to a place--I aim undeeldedi where,
--but am sure that the smoking of one
of my
5 cent Hlavanla Cigars.
will leave any one in a happy nd cheer
ful mood. Thankful for past Patronage,
I hope to merit a continuance of the samne
by keeping Constantly on hand a full e (1
varied assorttnent oaf Confectioneries, flm.
(Ihewing andl Smoking Tobacco, and all
branids of Cigars. Some of 4vhich are
The Best and Cheapest in Town.
oENTL~EMEN TRY ONE I
0. S. ROMEDY'S,
oct , Next door to P. C.
N EW STOR E.
RO0S E NH ElIM & Co0.,
J') lmi'ICFTFUl,l,Y intrma 'lhe pubh.
-Laa lie in general thlat thIey hiavye 01 aeaed
'h stunaE' formerly oecl'iued biy .1. 11.
'IWacanm whiere. they initeud to cerduiet a,
general stock of mateandise, consting of
G li0CE R IES,
200T8 .AN D S H OES,4
iuY Gooos
WE GUAlRANTEE
Falr And square reet ment to esOd and
every one tirar wsIl call) on ue,
IF"
REGUI
The dy mptoms of t.iver compliant are tn
ls p tin is In the s'isulber, and is m inke
-d with the loss of appetite andI sicknss.
nrating with ltax. The heal i t ra sbl.I wi
'iderable lo's of mo urn try, 'tcon -tnie1 wit It
'onset hing wi ch ought to have been don'e.
and low npirits sotoimes msany of Ihe al
fery few of them ; but the liver is generalt
THE FAVORLITE
M~ome X.ome dy.
Ie warranty-d not to contain a single
)arti'le of Miercury. or any injurious
uineral substance. but is
PUR1Y rEG RTA l1L
!ontaining those Southern roots and llrih<
prhich an allwilo t' ovidenco ha. placed
n countries where Liver 1)ieapes mo.i
prevail. It will cure all diseaes ennsed
uy derang:me..is of the .Liver and Bow
tits,
immons Liver Regulator, or Medion3,
a eminently n family medicieie, and by
ing kept realy for imn.edintse resort will
ave many nn hour orsnifering nid iany
sldollar in timse nud dutoers' hills
efter over Forty Years trial it is still
ecoiving the mo.t. unqusialili.ul testi
noninla toilts virtues froms pers ini of ti e
sighest character an- responsihiity.
Kmtsent physicians commeud it as the
nset,
Effectual Specific.
or onsumpti .n, IIea.iache. auin in the
'oulders. Dzv.inese, Sour Stoesmnch, bud
caste i" the mouth, billos ati aeks, Peil.
,itation of the hteart, Pain is the r giontts
it the Kidneys, despondent-y, gloom said
r'otbolinga of evil, all of which are the
fispring of ia diseased Liver.
For Dyspesia or Indigestion.
srmed wih thin antidote all climates nl
hahges of water snd food may be (eed
nsihoni fear As i liredosly in \lalarions
evera, Bowel t'e-mpluinui, rietlesness.
aundite, Nsthea,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
t Is the cheapest. pure.i and the best
Family Medioine in the world
CRUt'i.OI1.. I
ny no powders or Prepared Simmons Liver
tegnialor unless in our engraved wrap
er with Trade mark, statp and signr tu.-c
siebroken. Nono other is geuino.
J. II ZElLIN & Co.
Macon, Ga., and Philadelphia.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
TARE
Simmons' Liver Regulator.
or all disenses o flhe Liter, Sliomach cand
Prleen. Ace a remedly in
lalarious Fevers. Bowel Uomplainstee,
Dycspepcein. MIental hDepression Best
lescees. Jannedico, Naneseen. Sick
Jleadehes, Colic, Consctipat
tiun anid Uihllionncesi.
New 1)4
WINNSBOBl
as well thme planters of thia county', that,
onda evor broutght to this market. Weo con
tidements, as aln our goods were bought for
CASH BY THECO
imcot fronm thn maonufactucrer, thtus ::avintg JI
uli as low as any jobbing house in New Yorl
roma same facetorione on same tens. Our 5t<
art of Ladies' D~ress Goodls, Shaewls. Ilould
iooda in great rariety, from Columon Jeans
IENTS' BOYS' AND CHILDREN
GOODS, READY MADE CLOT11
EVERY K(IND AND) QUAL1J
TrO ORlDER AND Wi
FROMSH
i LSO A LARME
TICKING,
HOMESPUN,
H i
iLnd eY&ry thing usunlly kept in
Thie abo goods ivill bo sold altog<
Z A SH AND 4
a low as the samne goodse can be bought ini so
Ill we ask is a dali to bo convinced,
sopf, 23f
iATOR.
si sed. b i p itr in t thi. side. some rint
n for rhemat.isn. The stanach is affeo
bowels in general costive, smetelnes a
III pain, an-i dull, heavy t -naations con
pitinful sensation of hiing left undone
Often cotplaining of wet knees. debility
eve attend the disease and! at other time,
the organ most involvei.
TESTIMONIALS.
"I h-.ve never scen or tried such a
simple eflicacious. salisfactory and pleas
ant. remely itu my life."-II. Ilines,
Louie, M1o
Hon. 'Alex. H Stephens.
"i ocoaimnally use, when my conditia
requires it. Dr. Simmons' Liver lLegula.
for with good efleot."-Ilou. Ales. ill
Btephens.
Governor of Alabama'
'Y1our Regulator hais been in use in my
family for some time. and I am pursuaded
it is a valuable addition to the medical
science "- l-v. 1. (1111 orter, Ala.
"I have used the iRegulator in my fami
ly for the past seventeen years. I can
saf.ly recommend it. to the world as the
best medicine I have ever used for II1
nst of diseaso it purports to cure
Ii. F. Thigpen.
President OLty Bank.
"Simmons' Liver Regulator has proved
a gond and ellicacious r.hdicine."-C. A,
Nutting.
Druggists.
"We have been noquantutd with Dr
Si" mons' Liver Mede tie or more than
twenty years, Aind know it to be the best
Liver Regulator offered to the publie."
.M. It. Lyomn and II. I. Lyon, Dellefontalnt
Ga.
"I was cured by Simmons' Liver Itege.
lisor, after having sulered several years
with ( Chills and Fever-"It. F. Anderson.
The Olergy.
"I Have bon a dyspetic for years I be.
gan the Regulator two years ago ; It has
naed like a cla'rm in my caso."--ILev. J
u. lolhnes.
Ladies Endorsement.
'-i have given your medicine a
thorough trial, tad in no case has it. failed
1o give sat isfation."-Eillen Mlenchan,
Chattahoochee, Fin.
Sheriff Fibb County.
"IT hmv.' used your Iteguli .or with st.,
cessful effect in Iilious Colic and Dys
pepsit. It is an excellent. remedy and
certainly a public blessing."-. Alastor,
son, Bibb County Ga.
My Wife.
'"Miy wife and self i ivo used the llegu
:tor for )ers, anr - tersti'y to i1 great
virtues "--liev. ) V.-le~r. l'erry v li.
" i think Sit mn4 L.iver 1( ll iur one
of the best medicines ever mtaue for the
Liver. My wife and imany others, have
used it. with wondetfil effect."-C. K.
parks, Albany, Oil.
M. D.
'- have usted lime llegulsIor In my fatmi.
13', also in mny regular practice, andl have
foumrd iI a mos.t valuable tand ant ifatcm ory
ecinlte, tand beliove if it, was usedu lby
o p'rofssionm it woutld he r f ctrv ice in
inany cases. I know very tmuich of
Jup ~onant paris, and ertify Its medi
unalit ies are perfectly harmles."-..
Igngs, . .D.\acon, Ga.
hpartture
0 TRADE.
s of Winnaboro and surrouniding towns.
thtoy aro now opening the 1argest stock of
atnd will givo to theo putrchaser great in
ASE AND BALE
)HBEllM PROFflT. thereby enabling us to
eor Charleston, as onr goods are bought,
'ck is large and complete, consisitingf In
avard Skirtt tand Corsets, Monts' 1Pieo
to Finte Cassimere.
'S HATS, GENTS' FURNISHING
ING, BOOTH AND SHOES, OF
*TY, NEARLY ALL MADE~
LiRRAN TED FREEI
DDDY.
ASSORTMENT 0 F
EAVY OSNABURG
t flr1t class Dry Gooda Ilouse
tthor' by the FIECE OIL DJOLT for'
DASIH O NL Y,
me quatitties in Ne~w York~ or' Charleston.
. Se Elder & Co.
0zio door northt of F. Elder's old stalnd,
W .I.Flenirll& Co.
Coa. CONOnEIs AND WAsIIoTo S'E.
WINNSBORO, . C.
-- -
A E opolening daily frsih arrivals of
choico gooc s, coin rising
Ilain and Fancy Dross Fabrics, Alpncs,
Fiannaib", Btlankets and Jeauns. Shirts,
Drawers, Hosiery, Gloves, White
Goods, IIand)'erchiefi,
Notions, 1ibbons,
and Fancy
Goods.
LARGE STOOK OF NEW PRINTS.
CottonFlannols, Lintiyne, Cheviots
blhcotings and Shirtings.
Magnificent and well assorted
STOCK OF
Gents' Clothing,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
HATS, HA TS, HATS,
All the newest styles fresh
from
NEW YORK.
THE WONDERFUL
COLLAR I
Come and See it.
Umbrellas, Sacs de nuits,
Valises, Trunks &c.
Choice brands of Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco and
CIGARS.
sept 30
R. L. DANEBERD,
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-DEALER IN
DRY GOODS.
CLOTIITG3-:
BO0TS AIn SHOES,
-HATS, CAPS,
1%fotLOna., to.
Fair and Square Treatmnent
TO ALL.
oct 7
I.LW.PHIL LPS,
D)EALER IN
13U1RN'rTifE, Parior flrackesti and
P.'1icture Frames, for deeign and
ber m y prices'aroe ee cmpetitionmo
thle samie qatality oft goods,
A NE~W SUlPPLY
of Rustic Window Shades, low in price,
dua'able, conlvetieont; that never get out of
Shade MElattresses, P1 tres, Hat-lacks,
Miirrorsanad Lumber for 'iale.
R EPAIR ING
Furiture n ta toaie at moera~
mY TERMS ARE STRICTLY CAS1M,