The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, January 05, 1876, Image 3
LOCAL ITEMS
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Notice.
A.'. P.-. M.-.
Mount Zion Institute.
Dry Goods, &c.
Executors' Notice.
Notice of applications.
Carolina Collegiato Institute.
Mr. Philip Dannonborg is r
longer connected with the firm
LANDEUKER1 & Co.
The beginning df the New Yeo
is a most excellent time to Sul
scribe to the NEWS or HERA.D.
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appointed by the governor A netnu
public.
Begin the New Year by payir
your subscription for last year, an
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oro is nothing like a good b
mgb.
ouST ZION INSTITUTE.-Attentio
lied to the notice, in anoth<
nn, of the opening of the exo
4 of this school. We trust tier
be a'largo number of pupils ii
idance, and that the institutio
\ continually improve in ever
o Southern (ulticator fu
n ry has been recoived, and t1
t number is fully equal to it
l predecessors. There is upo
page something to intorei
. prove the farmer This e:
farm journal is published b:
ones, Atlanta, Ga., at $2.0
>n advarn1(e.
oditor acknowledges ti
pt' f an invtiation to atten
b1 taimunont which was giv<
1ray, December 31st, at ti
od Femalde Semim~y. E]
iat it was impossible fi
. be present upon what mu
ha been a most p)lasant occasio
In another column ;will be seen
notice of copartnersh ip) entored in
by Drs. Edbuunds & Pahner
Zdgeway. Thel~se gentlemn a
knowvn as stkillful and succes
pracititoners, and~ their unic
wiYbc of benelit to thme peoplo
~geway in their struggle wi
Sthe ills that Ileshi is heir to.
No-r APRE~mCmrED.--"bpiOfcssc
kain, itinerant doalor in mnagi
lo~rdemain, ven triloquism el
b.uouniced anf exhiitio.n at Th<c
* pian H-all on last Wednesday nigh
Sbut failed to get an audience. I
will doubtless carry with him not
* ery high estimate of the taste f<
public amusements, possessed I
-the good peCople of Winnsboro.
REv. J. L. GIRARDEAU.-This di,
tinguished minister of the Presb
terian Church lhas accepted a pr
fessorship in the Theological Som
nary at Columbia, and will at ont
enter upon his dluties. Dr. Girai
deaut is recognized as as one of tbm
finest pulpit orators in thme counltr
and is likewise at mfan of tine intelle(
and ripo scholarship. While his r
mnoval to the Seminary will be a los
to the pulpit, he will be of increase
service to his church in his ne
sphere of labor.
RLEMOvAL.-Mossrs. W, U. Doty
Co. have removed their groce
establishment from their old stai
near the post-office, to the sto
formerly occup)ied by B3. F. Davi
5on & Co. They have recent
erected, in roar of their new stand
largo stable, whore they will c~o
tinuo to keep a fino lot of horn
and mules. This firm has alrea
made a good iname among the p,
ple of Fairfield, and we wish then1
continuance of their past success.
PER.nioAL.-Woe had thne pleons,
lst week of meeting in Winnsbc
Mr. R. HI. Clarkson, formerly Prim,
*pal of Mount Zion Ifnstituto, a
at present in charge of the N(
berry Male Academy. Ho scomns
good health, andl is in his usuali
sp~irits ; and wve conclude that
climate of Newborry has wvell agr
'with him. Mr. Clarkson is a zealo
conscientious and experienced tea
or, and those qualties entitle hirn
that success which his many frii
'wish him. Thme exercises of
school begin early in the pres<
mronth.
U$OUN4TJY FRtIENDS... -W
shuidalwty be pleascd to receive
, communications from our friends
and readers throughout the county.
i There are constantly taking place i
- events of much interest to the peo
ple of t4Q entire county, .of which
we canRfearn only through the per
sons living' in the section in which
U they occur. Information of the
kind of which we speak, whether
y comunnigated to us by letter or in
person, wil always be thankfully ro
ceived.
ci vsed ToR.-WVo have re
coivd the gret number of this new
f tmily -newspaper published at York
ville, S., 0., by Lewis N. Grist, the
wellknown proprietor of the York
ville .Enquirer. In his announce
mont to the public the proprietor
says : "Original serial stories, his
torical and biographical sketches,
essays on litorary and scientific sub
jects, wit and humor, reading for
the Sabbath, and a department for
the obil . will constitute the
leading tures of The Fanily
o Vieider," from this statement can
>f be formes Tfait idea of the nature
and scope, fthis new paper. The
flrdt nun is fully in keeping with I
r the new , lau announced by the e
u publisher.' The Visitor contains
tiventy-eigbt columns of reading
matter, and no advertisements. It
n is published fortnightly at $1.50 per
y annum. We wish it entire success.
Ta C'HnrsrMAS TREE.-The enter
g tainment givbn on Christmas Eve,
d by the ladies of the Methodist
Church, was in allrespocts a gratify
ing success. The Christmas Tree
was loaded with gifts for the little
folks, and the distribution of these
was a source of general diversion.
r The tableaux and dialogues were
- very creditable, both to the talent of C
the participants and the skill of the 1
ladies under whose supervision t
they were prepared for the occasion.
Y The music, both vocal and instru- t
mental, was likewise excellent. The
r audience was one of the largest as
c sembled in Winnsboro in some time,
s and we hope the entertainment was
n a financial snccess.
S AD AccIDE.-A private letter
to u.; from Ridgeway, dated Dec.
Y 29, 1875, says : "Our community
0 was thrilled last Wednesday after.
noon by the qunouncement of the
e death of little Willie Featherston. {
eHe was atin an apple, and in
Sctigthe oe towards him, (as is
Sso frequentli done by children)
thoke ' ign throughI and-pen..
. trat vj~s ,-btaet, destroying life
6 inst .rri P.Willio was about eightI
jyears o'id, im< t1e stepson of Mr.
I Wylie J. Davis, of Ridgeway."
a Tisiscertinily one of the most
opainful occurrences we have been
called upIonl to notice. We tender
eour heartfelt sympaty to the
'afilicted househmold,
n -.-.
,gCourrY TAx~s.-The Cpudity audi
h tor han kindly furnished ase with the
following list showing flye rate of
taxation in each townshijv
"2.1'- 15 mills.
" 8- 15k\
ef "06- 164 "
a " 7- 16 " '
" 8- 164 "(
Y " 9-- 17 "
" 10- 15 "'
" 2- 17
" 13- 164
. The auditor informs us that it
ewill require about ten days to put
his books in order, to be turned
Sover to the treasurer. The actual
collection of taxes will begin about
tthe 15th of the present month. The
.goioral statute provides that the
Streasurer's office shull be open for
sixty days, beforo the penalty of
tw vty per cent attaches.
'The following is a list of officers
elected by'Gladden's Grove Grange
'fo servo for tho ensuing year :
-V . M. -Gen. John. Bratton.
Oversooer-Jno. H. Neil.
Lecturer-Hl. A Gaillard.
IStoward-Jolm Vinsion.
v nt Steward-F. A. Neil.
a- Chaplain.-Rev. James Douglass.
Treasurer-..T. Li. Johnson.*
Secretary 1. . Johnson.
Gate Keeper-W. W. B~rice.
Ceines-Miss Nannio Gibson.
Pomona -Miss M~ary Nichols.
Flora-Miss Sallie Woldon.
ro Stewardess-Miss M. E. Gibson
oCUrr TuJrs Ouv-IT MAY SAvE Youn
LirE.-There is no person living but
'hiat suffer~s more or less with Lung
w. ns~ao Coughs, Colds or Consumap
tion, yet some wvould die rather than
PMy 75 cents for a bottle of medicine
he t ht would cure them- Dr. A.
cd -jschce's German Syrup has lately
been intrduco in this country
:3komCr Germany, and its wondlerous
toai.es ysonihu every onle that try
dPnnt, cut thisout an take say in
hi your Druggist, McMAsTER &5 JRIOB
and get a sample bottle for~ 10 cents
11dm try it, or a regular size for 75
ate
tAsoNIO ELEOTIONs.-.At a regular p
ommunication of Winnsboro Lodge, o
Jo. 11, A. F. M., held December t
17, 1875, the following officers were D
astalled, to serve during the ensuing a
Iasonic year :
W. G. Jordan, W. M. I
J. A. Fraser, 8. W. d
J. C. Squier, J. W. b
A. F. Gooding, Treasurer. al
J. F. McMaster, Secretary. r,
T. R. Robertson, S. D. i
W. R. Garrison, J. D. si
R. J. McCarley, h
J. S. Gladney. j Stewards, al
Geo. B. MoCants, Tiler.
At a meeting of Ridgeway Lodge t
1o, 30, A. F. M., the following offi- W
ors were installed to serve for the n'
nuing Masonic year viz :
J. A. Simpson, W. M. a
L. A. Walker, S. W. S
P. M. Spence, J. W. .
Dr. John Boyd, Treasurer. it
T. E. Cloud, Secretary. T
J. W. Coleman, S. D. t<
R. D. Bolick, J. D.
F. M. L. Duke. t
Sam'l. Lauhon, teward, g
Thomas Arledge, Tiler.
T
The following are the offiers of T
llackstock Lodge No. 180 A. F. M., f<
lected to servo for the ensuing I
Iasonic year : el
J. E. Craig, W. M. P
W. J. W. Cornwell, S. W. '
S. T. McKoown, J. W. n
E. D. Mobley, Treasurer. C
G. L. Kennedy, Secretary. e:
J. S. Erskine, S. D. g
Jno. R. Craig, J. D. F
Jno. W. Durham,
Jno. A. Stuart, f Stewards 0
Robert Halsill, Tiler. aI
RoBBERY, ARSON AND MURDER.-- P
Ve are informed of a most diaboli. h
al outrage that took place at e
'omaria, Newberry county, on
hristmas night. The store of P
Iessrs. Holloway & Reid was en
ored about nine o'clock and Mr.
teid, who was sloeping in the build- Ii
g was robbed of a large sum of mon
y-estimated at $3,000 The build
ng was then fired, and the citizens, ti
n going to the spot, found the r
cad body of Mr. Reid, almost &
otally consumed by fire. Altogeth a:
r this is one of the most outrage- j(
us deeds that we have ever known. t<
Ve have been informed that the e
lloged perpetrators, four negroes, I
toro captured at Trapp's Store, r
Lear Monticello, in this county, and 0
h'o trust oiur information is correct Ie'
iVhen the guilty parties are found e~
nd duly convicted, they should be L1
amished to the full exbont of the u
iw. It is to be regrot ted, however, 1
hat the criminal law, as amended t:
ai 1869, does not mete out an ad- b
quato penalty for either burglary n
r arson. When these offences ri
v'ere punishable with death, they 9
vore of much less frequent occur
once than they have been since the ~
mendment of the law. The man a
who enters the dwelling or sleep n
rig-apartment of another, in the r<
larkness of midlnight, either to it
dll or to rob, or the one who b
rilfully sets fire to a house occupied
'y human beings, is hardly entitled to
more consideration at the hands of ix
he courts than he who murders '
w
is victim in open day. Yet the 0l
rw~ makes a distinction in favor *i
f the burglar and the house-burn ti
r.
CumstuAS .lirors.--As has been ,
sual for many years p~ast, there '
vere ser1ious5 disturbances in differ- e
nit portions of the countr~y, on or gi
bout Christmas. At Augusta j
here was a difflculty-of which we Ti
iave not . learned the particulars
esulting in the death of one white
nan and one negro. At Aiken C
here was a shooting affray, in i
vhich a wvhite man received a pain
'ul wound in the foot, and a negro b
vas shot in the shoulder. At
BIlackstock on the 24th inst. a diffi
multy occurred between a white man
ianmed John Matthews and a negro
amed Lee Finney, in which
MIatthews drew a pistol and fired t4
ipon Finney. The wound in- c
llicted was a very severe one, and r
he negro has since died from its 0
affects. Matth~ews fled the neigh- ~
borhood, and has not yet been ap- ti
prehen dod.
In the Southern IHome of the 27th 1
inst. we find the details of a bloody ~
riot that occurred in Charlotte on
Christmas evening. We have not h
space for a full account of the dis
hurbanco. There was much pistol.. t.
tiring, between whites and blacks, a
md there wvas at oneO time a~ proba
bility of the riot becoming very !
general. "Shop" Johnson, a negro t.
who was willy drunk at the time, o
was killed, and seven other negroes b1
were wounded-one badly. B
In all these , disturbances the a
rnoving cause was too much whis- '
key.
Tau B3LAOKstooK Hoxxornx.-From
* private letter received from
Blackaitock, we gather the following
tetails of the 4iffioulby at that
lace : "On the evening of thi 24th
( December a quarrel started in
ie bar-room of Mr. William
[cCrory, between ono Jack Mathis,
white painter, who has been in
10 employ of Mr. Mackorell, atud
0ee Phinney, a negro. The former
row a pistol on the latter, and
ath were put out of the bar-room
once. Almost immediately the
)port of a pistol was heard, and
hinney, stepping back on the
eps, said that Mathis had shot
im. The ball buried itself in the
cull, above the loft eye." We wore
tistaken in stating in our last issue,
iat Leo Phinney had died of his
ound. Though dangerous, it is
At considered necessarily fatal.
The same correspondent mentions
fatal stabbing affray between
tophen Young, Sam Dufflo and
eorge Mercer, all colored, *result
g in the death of the last-named
he others were arrested and taken
> Chester, to await trial.
THs WuDMANs.-This company
wve their first entertainment of
ieir present visit to Winnsboro at
hospian Hall, on Thursday night.
he hall was crowded, and the per
>rmance was good. "Marriage and
'ivorce" was very creditably present
1, the several players acting their
irts finely. The extravaganza,
Dur Prima Donna" caused much
erriment, and the songs by "Little
Ilie" were well rendered. Altogeth
the exhibition was an unusually
Dod one. The performance on
riday night was likewise fine.
The exhibition of this troupe
i Saturday night, was fully
i good as the previous ones,
3rhaps somewhat better. They
id very full houses during their
itiro stay in Winnsboro, and those
ho saw their performances will be
leased to have them make our town
iother visit.
One feature of Friday's entertain
ent deserves special notice. It
as the personation of negroes by
[essrs. Mowry and Fletcher, two of
io company. In most attempts to
produce negro sayings and repro.
gut nigro character on the stage,
iy one acquainted with these sub
ets, and closely observing the ac
>r, must be struck with the differ
ice between the original and the
,itation. The witty sayings, the
mady repartoes, the unnaturalness
the language--being always either
Cquisitely precise or absurdly in
>rrect--with the grimnaces and atti
ides of the actor-all give an air of
nnaituralness to the performance.
1 this part of the Wildmans' enter
tinment the observer could not
at be struck with the fidelity to
xture. The songs in imitation of
3vival hymns, a species of religious
crcises still very popular among
10 colored people, were a perfect
iitation, in word, accent, and the
titudes of the performers, of what
in at almost any time be heard in a
egro church. Altogether the rep
isentation was excellent, and while
naturally provoked a laugh, at the
Isme time excited admiration for
sing quite true to nature.
TuE CENTENNI asL oF il7.-This highly
vored country is ahtout to celebhrato its
2.ndredtm .birthday. Under its favored
civilegos, its citizens have boen happy;
orshipping GJod according to the dictat4.
their own consciences; puraning their
ween avocations unmolested; growing
oh and pros1,orous. 8orne have uttained
.e mout exulted positions from the wmll
t beginnings. 'This is particularly ap.
icable to lar Tutt's Liver Pills. Te'~n
,.xa ag'o they had but a limited local
)uuttani, but in this timie, aided Ly
loitilic research and conscientio~us bust.
as direction, they have attained such a
lebrity that there is not a country on the
obe that they are not known and used.
heroever diseano prevails, especially such
result from torpid liver, dyspoppsia, cos
veness, sick headache, fever aind ague,
id they are eagerly sought for.
Physicians recommend Dr. Bull's
ough Syrup when all other
edicinos fail, as a certain cure for
ronchitis, Sore Throat, and Coughs
Colds of long standing. For sale
y all druggists.
From The Newe. and courier we
>py the followiry~ telegram, dated
COrLUMBA, Dcc. 81, 1875:
"Detectives Canton and Hubbard
i-day arrested four negroes con
irned in killing Mr. Rlied in Poma
a. One more is still at large. One
the negroes confessed everything,
he party went to the store under
e pretence of trading, got a fa
~rable opportunity, and shot Mr.
:ied. They robbed the safe and
'ent away. One of -the party was
mn sent back to fire the store, and
is suspicious actions at the fire led
> his arrest. The whereabouts of
2e stolen money has been divulged,
ad it will probably be recovered,"
We trust that the negroes arrest
:1 are the guilty partios, and, if
icy are not, that the perpetrators
I this ci'ime will be quickly appre
ended. If ever the law, in all the
svority that remains to it since its
nfortunate change in 1869, should
e speedily onforced, it should be in
is taie..
Wanted.
good Miloh Cow.
- Appy atWinnsdr Ie
will be hold onl Thursda evenin'g, 6th
inst., at 7 o'olook. Brethren will tat. due
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
J. F. MoMASTER, Boo.
Jan d
JIOUNT ZION INSTITUTE.
T HE exercises of this institution
will be resumed on Wednesday,
January 12th. For circulars
containing terms and full par-'
tioulars, address
W. 3. DWIGHT,
jan 4-tf Principal.
Executors' Niotice.
A LL persons indebted to Turner
CL~1. Turk ott, deceased, are hergby re
qulested to make payment to the under
signed, and those holding claims against
the estate of said deicased are hereby noti
iloJ to present them duly attested.
T. W. & J. A. TUUKET'r,
des 30-t l x2 Executors.
TEA s T. TEAII
---a0
NE case assorted tens just roosived
consisting of Jai-an, English Break
fast, and Gunpowdor, in }, ) and 1 lb pack
ages, whiqh we guarantee to give sati sfac
tion. JIatos reduced.
doe 23 BEATY, BRO. & SON.
Beaty. Bro. & Son.
HAVE this day received
6 bbls Choice new crop N. O. Molasses.
I hbd N. O. yellow clarified Sugar.
1 hhd N. O. fancy clarified Sugar.
Will not drip or got hard in the p k
Low for cash. Call and see.
doe 14
Writing Paper and En
velopes.
W E invite attention to our Stock of
VYNoto, Lotter, Bill and Legal Cap
Paper, and Envelopes. To merchants
wishing paper by the ream, or envelopes
by the thousand, we will make special
rates.
deo 14 MoMASTER &BRICE.
~ E would respectfully inform the
public that we have entered into
a copartnership for the practice of medicine
and surgery in Ridgewav and its vicinity.
The very heavy pecuniary losses attend
ing our collections the past season, require
that all who are indebted to either of the
firm, must at onea come forward and pay
up, or mae satisfactory arrangements,
before contracting now accounts.
R. H. EDMUNDS, Sr , M. D.
J. D. PALMER, M D.
N. B. --We will keep constantly on hand
a supply of pure medicines for precrip
tion purposes.
dec 30-t lxi
CAROLINA
-COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
THE Second Term of the schol
astic year of 1875-6, will open
Monday, January 17th, 1876,
wilh a full and efficient corps of
professors.
EXPEIVSEU-PER TERML
Primary Dopartm ont - - - $ 6 00
Intermnediat-> Departhaent - - 10 00
(Collegiate Department - - 14 O0)
Music on Piano - - - 13 SS~
Use of Iustrument, (4 honr yerday) 2 00.
Usei of Instriument, (1 hour per day) 3 00
German andi Freneh, each - -6663
Ornamuentals, each - - - 5 00
Entrance Foe, (paid onee a year,) - 1 00
Graduation Fee - - - 5 00
N. R. -A Term is one-third of the Schol
astic year.
Board can be obtained in private fami
lies at rates ranging from $12 50 6 , $15 00
per month, varying according to arrange.
ments made as to washing, fuel and lights
T.he P'resident offers to board boys at
$12 50 per month, exclusive of washing and
light.
For further information, apply for a
catalogue. W. J. LIGON, President.
dee 30-t2
PRE~PARE FOR WINTER.'
D)on't let the cold winds of winter find
your windows without stashes, or good
whole doors, but have them fitted at once
fromt the mnanufactory of Mr. P P TOAL~E,
wh~ose advertisemuont is in another
column.
lie is also sole agent for tho "Nationai
Mixed Paint Co.," who warrant their paint
niot to crack, poeol of fade. Any one can
apply it.
*ESTABLISHED 1859s
j have just received a large assortmont
Lof New Goods consisting ini part of
Gold and Silver WVatches,
Gold and Plated Curb Chains,
Gold Bracelets, with setta to match,
Sleeve and Shirt Buttons,
besides a large quantity of Spectacles.
ALSO,
fine assortmnent of Clocks. Wtohes,
Clocks and Jewelry repaired promptly
and warranted to give satisfaction.
nia __ OCHARLES MULLER.
A VARIETY OF -
N.EW GOODS,
CONNOR& CHADER
Gold and Silver Watches,
Gold and Plated Jewvelry,
Brionz'e and Walnut Clocks,
Sterling and Plated Silverware,
Tea Sets, Casters, Cupjs, Spoonse,
Forks, Wedding Gufts, &c.,
Table and Pocket Ci tlery,
Bronze and Glass
Lamps,
Hall Pendants and Bracket Lamps,
Crockery and Glassware, Vases,
and Toilet sett., &c., &c,
nov 9
BOOTS ! BOOTS !!
(2 PE' IAL attention called to otr fin.
k~stock of hand-sewed Boots and .'hoes
h Ic we are offerinig at extremely lo#
JUST
RECEIVED.
....0....
5 PIECES of Standard Prints, 2s
eJ pieces of Plaid Osoaburga, 20
pieces of Wool Joann, 4 pieces of Cassi
mere, 6 pieces of White Flannel, a pieces
of Rod Flannel, 20 Shqwla of beautiful
stylos, M iss and Children's Fancy Cotton
Hoso, Ladies' and Geutlemon's all Woo
Merino Vests, Best quality of needles al
sizes, White Blankets $3.80 per pair
10 pieces Corded Alpaca and
Langer's Cloth, 2 pieces Repellants
Fresh Assortment of Ready
Made Clothing, 5-Cases of -
Shoes and Boots just
in. I intend to
sell them.
If low prices are inducements. I will
duplicate any bid made in any market in
he country. I. N. WITHERS.
N. B,-Don't fail to come and see in
cheap goods. I. N. WITHERS.
mo 27
P. P. TOALE,
Manufacturer of
DOORS, SASIlES, BIINDS, PLOORING, &C
Dealer it
luilders' Hardware,
PAINTS. OILS, &c.
501.E AOEN'r.
The National Mixed Paint Co., The Groat
American Fire Extinguisher Co., Pago Ma
chine Delting Co.
M tRC1 for Pri~m.
OFFiOEc AND WAltBROOMS,
Nos. 20 & 22 Hayno, & 33 &25 Pincknoy ste.
FAoTony ASI) YAnna,.
Ashley River, WVest End Broad St.,
sept 23-y_____
JUST RECEIVED
Car Loadl White Corn.
1 Car Load Flour- s-all grades
I Car Load Bolted Mea.
W hite and Smioked Bacon and
Shoulders.
Rio and Java Coffee-"green
. Mud roasted."
New Orleanus and Corn.non
Syrups.
All gradles of SUG(AR{.
Lar'd in bbla., hal.-bbls., Kegs
and canfs.
Genino Durham Smoking To
bacco.
BY
D). R.FLENNIKIEN.
-april 10
Importer and Dealer in
ENG LISi and A MERICAN
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY,
Iron, Steel, Nails, Castings, Afill Stones.
IBolting Cloths, Smut Moechines, Circular
Saws, Mill Irons, .Hagar Paus, Carri~o
Building and Trrimming Materials, IndiA
Rubber aind Leather Belting, Carponter,,
Blacksmnith and Tanners' Tools, House.
k eeping and ,Frihn Ilardware, Agri
onlura Imlemnts Lmc Cement, Phas,
ter, Paints, Oils, French and American
Window Glass, Guins, RitleN, Pistols, shot
Bolts, Powder Flaaks, Powvder, Shot, &c.,
ryhoiesaile and Itetail at the signi of the
Golden Pad Lock.
COLUMBIA, 5, 0,
nor 10-x3mos
Ties ! Ties!i Ties!
A Lot of llear'(s Lock Ties
at 5 8-4 cents per lb., at
It 3, McCARLETS,.
White Leoads
)NE Ton of White Lead Which Ign
drgtre a pur~e Lead, for sale at the
W.E. Aixw.
W. E. Doty& Co.
J Doors West of Post Office
--IN
T'IESPIAN HALL BUILDING.
DEALERS IN
F AMILY & PLANATION
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
GRAIN,
FLOUR,
HAY &c
.AISO,
PROPRIETORS
LIVERY & SALE
ST..A..BLEs
Where we constantly keep on
hand a fully supply of good
Horses a Mules,
- POR
march 25
. F1ollioll& Co
-OFFER
SPECIAL BARGAINS
--IN
LADIESIDRES GOODS
Speciallargains in Iteal Lace Collars,
" ~" "Iteady Mado Clothing,
" " "Boot, and Shoes,
" " " Linen and Paper Collars,
" " " Charlottesville Cassi,
inere,
Special Bargains in Che'viots and Tweeds,
" " "Bleached anji Un.
'leached Homuesputsn.
?!
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LARGEST STOCK OF RATS IN TOWN.
COM AND PAY ug A YI8I'1
N. B.--We beg leave to inform our gen
tlcne iedse t hat n o oo oli onapeto
Thirta made to order-seventeen new
ityles of fronts to select from. Orders for
rhove executed promptly by
.W. 10 FLENNIKEN & CO.
nov 27
BEATV BRO. & SONe
HAVE JUST RECEIVED
3ne ear joad of Porto Rico Mroasgos, and
Sugar-hou~so Syrup.
3kle car load of fresh grounid Plottr of all
grades
ALSO,
74 balos of Prime Timothy Ilay.
A LSO,
A lot of Pot Ware &o.
dno 4at fddmtied rtej.
PRtIN I IA L.
A Full Corps of A bile Prof'essor,,
Comnplete outfit of Arms, Apparatus,
Eto.. for thorough montal andi phya.*m
traimping.. location nofed for healitri
ess.and o'sssin Ra~oadand Tele.
dis a.llustrate.1 Cat
appO o-1 ri ga .*
so