The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, November 15, 1877, Image 4
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JOB WORK.
Bill Heads, Letter Heada, F.nvelopes
Iosters, Cards, Invitations. Tickets. &-.
neatly 0eeuted at this oflice,-CHIEAP,
NOR OASI.
A parrot has just died in Clinton,
Mass., known to be At least seventy
years old. It had not talked much
for twenty years.
An old negro cook says, "Sass am
powerful good in ebery ting but
chil'n. Dey needs some odor kind
ob dressin."
There are on hundred and twelve
students in Princeton Seminary
forty-three in the junior class.
A littlo miss of Syracuse, on a
visit to the country, .1id sho liked
cow milk better than city milk.
When a man gets so low down
tht. ohodyN will lie about him, lie
hai hu-Ier turn over a new lea'.
If sin doesn't invite You into tho
houso after having escorted her
hoime, it isn't, worth while to waste'
any more ice cream on her-your
caso is hopeless.
It is true of newspapers as of
churehes-thoso who contribute
least to their Support criticiso and
find the most fault with their man-.
agemneit.
Women. will not hold offico in the
E,piscopal chircli hereafter, as they
must he fn4nty-five years old be'
fore they are allowed to do so.
Boston Post.
Kerosene oil on a whetstone is
superior to any other liquid for the
purpose, as it keeps the stono fIn
better condit.ion and assists the
operation of sharpening.
Fish are caught in Puget Sound,
Oregon, which, when dried and
lighted, will burn like a candle, and
afford excellent and abundtnt light.
Cork is coming into uso in Ger
many as a filling for bed coverlets,
.in place of featlers. It is said to
be not only lighter and cheaper, but
decidedly warmer.
What next ? Beforo the war the
fashionable styles in ladies' dresses
reminded us of an nmbrella hoisted.
Nowv they remind us of an umbrella
let down and buttoned.
A well known girl of the period
--Em B3ez'zl.-N. ). Wee/dy. H1er
near and dlear relative- D) Fault.
.ieter-sbury~ 'ITlegraph/. Her uncle
-Al) Squatumlate. -Rea-ling TI'imes.
Hecr fathr-Sko-Daddle.-so>uth
ernl JIonteC.
At tihe next election in Wyoming
Territory, the women are to have
separate votinlg places from tile
men ; andl the judges at the polls
will be women. A numbier of' women
are candidates for the Legislature.
Some men are aptly Compared to
"Hand Organs." They have no
originality or' variety, con tinunal ly
grinding out the same 01(d ideas anid
stories, and bore to death all who
happen to be within hearing.
POL1TTCA F NOTES;
It a freely stated that Randall
aas the "Presidential fe ver."
The Cluc ago inter- Ocean want s
the army to contain 40,000 effective
fighting men.
The Galveston NVews is a strong
organ of the American grievances
against Mexico.
Young, of Ohio, says he has "no
sympathy with this accidental gov
ernorship," and expects to r-un for
Congress.
The St. Louis Timecs says that
John Sherman is partially crazy,
and is afflicted with the disease
called "the Syndicate."
Certain neowspaper-s of Iowa ad
vocate the re-establishment of the
gallows there, but the weightier
public opinion is against it.
The Charleston News anl Couri..
er praises the national Executive as
aspiring to bo "more an American
than a Republican."
The St. Louis Tmea piously
averts its gaze from the p)ossibility
of a Christian Executive appointing
Ingersoll to the German mission.
The MaBison (Ind.) Courier
snatches from the abyss of i4rget
'fulniese the gairnt nda staring fact
that Dan Voorhees is a "salary
Thoe Pennsylvania "labor-green
backers" claim that .ieirs is th'e
now party so long on the way, but
arrived at last.
The Bidtimoro Gazette takes time
by the forelock in opposing the
revival of a tax on incomes, which,'
it believes, imay be attempted this
winter.
The Indiuanapolis !&entinl is
ecstatic over tihe appointiment of
Daniel W. Voorhces to the seat of
the lato Senator Morton, beanse he
will vote for the remonetization of
silver.
Louisville Courier.-Journal
"Since Morton dio it is perfectly
evident that the Republican party
is without a loader. In its
aecphatlon,- condition 'iorail- ide-s'
are conspicuous by their absenc."
Tihe Detroit Fr-ec Press asks :
'"Once the prie begins to fluctuate,
who will guarantee that the silver
dollr of 412J grains may not be-1
com too valuable to be used in the
payment of debts incbrred on a
gold basis?"
The mention of Ingersoll in con
nection with the Court of Germany
provokes the Petersburg (Va.)
idex into calling him a bLitier
skite, a fool and a vuig-ar scol'ar.
It also speaks of Blaine as "the
thief."
Governor Young, of Ohio. salid
the other day t,) ia corresponid.mt of
the Boston U/obe that he thought
Haves' Southern poliy wouMl m.;o
tle South Republican, but his
Northern policy was a great mis
take.
The Albany Journal savs that
the elections show that, 'de: ite
"the 1labby policies and otheral
vagaric of sentimentalists" (what
ever this may mean), "the Republi
caIn party has lost none of its
inherent vitality and vigor."
Pittsburg seems to be the contro
of the "hbcir-grecnback party."
The iopatch of that city believes
that the large vote which its candi
d(tes received on last Tuesday will
enc1ourage its leaders to try anothMr
and a livelier tiurn at the politicll
wheel in 1878.
Boston 1ler(id:--"Wv are stand,
ing upon the borders of the promis
e(d haild. Slould we stray again
nto the wilderness of (epreciated
mnlimey the pre.ont generation of
business men will never see another
chance to pass out of the desert."
St. Paul (Minn.) Pioneer :-"Thc
vote against the silver and inflation
bills has q curiously peripheral
geographical character. It comes
fr'oim extreic lov;alifics, New Eng,
1: nd and the East, the extreme
Southi aind the Pacilic coast. The
S oft lnney strong1b seems to lie in
the Central Missisippi Valley
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and for curing (Jostivenoss, aundice,
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Hoadache, Erysipelas, Rheuma
tisrm, r euptions and Skin Diseases,
Biliousnoss, iropsy, Tumori,
Wormus, Neuralgia; as a Din
. ner Pill, for purifying the Blood,
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bowels, and even tIhe blood. In siuall
dloses of onle pill a day, they stilnulate
tile digestive organs and proilte vig
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more thaut a quarter of' a century, and
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eased action in the several assimila
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Practical and Analytical Clasmiints.
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J:! ti Gr!at- One of jiany.
T'T:-*r.%Nca Co. or 1A..T31onE,
P. 2:r - 1 r :n 1 1. .-;srs. . &ns x.s,pi
7..- ."I 3 umel the varlous oil% soid
*.1 2:: '. prpSCS 1 take pIens.
1 i n'.'0d l iy r ' Aladlin Security
..c - velr used in our hotuswi.
ANDREW~r I'EESE, President.
Mnn um faetured by
C. TilT & SOXS, Z3altimoir,
'.y it, and you1 will uso no other.
WA ITEl S'OR CHESTR ION tmie OR OAN
is thme anolt hennisaI irl'oin
strie '!nd per 1feet1 in 10"
no10 ever 2Inndes. It hns
the ceile'brutted Concer.
~ ~ ~'&'~half Octauves of bells
-~ 10' .~tuned in perf'ect hiar
Vont' 22 I)114m y vIth thme reedts,
-.and thIeir llee't is 12ung.
~~ lemnt an-t elec(trl:ylmg.
- AVWATEi"' CI,Att10.
NA, Olt('IJESTIRAL,
- CO.NCER(TO,. VESP.
ER,CEINTENNIAL, CIIIMERS, CHIA PEL, nnad
C?OTTA0FE ORGAN', in1 U:nkano Frn'cht On
Mies conshie PtURITY of VOICIN( trith grent
vlumeu of tone, suitable for Parlor or Chlurch,.
AR ET HE HET M DE t the one,iouch,
Wiorktmmnuishipt, and Dumraiiy Un2surapnssed.
Wa'rrnntied for 'SIX Y EAIHS.
PRl ItCES' EX T HIl E11 ELY L.OW,for' ensk.Mon='
thly Instanllments' receivedl. InstrmICumets to
let mintil paid4 for uns per contriact. A Liberal
D)li,iount to Thmvherr. Minist~ers.Ch!/urch.es,&hoola, etc.
AltEN'lT4 W1ANTED. SpeciaIlinusem,,ents
to the trnude.llinsaraited C'atalogne,. Mallledl.
Seccond-hnnamd Instrauments at (OltEATl lIAR..
(4AIN)4. HlORAC'E WATERIS & SONS,
Mlanu,factuare'r, and Demalers, '
40 EAST 4uth MT.,UNION SQUAR1E,N.Y,
Oh i Ur-r-I_say!i
OYSTERS--Sowed!
OYSTERS-Fiedl!
OYSTE!RS--A la mondo !
OYST'ERS--On the half shell!
Breakfasts, Dinners and Suppers
Served up in excellent style, and
without delay.
All that the season enals for can bo had at
"OUR HOUSE,"
w~here a hearty wvelcomue, satisfaction andl
rtjolly evening are guara2ntee'd by tho host,
J. D. McCARLEY.
Billiard and Jiagatollo roomn adjoining.
Selcet st ck of lRye and Corn Whiskey
Brandies, Ale, Baer, Por'tor, Soda Water,
&c. Fine assortmecnt of Cigalrs, Chewing
and Smoking Tobaccos. oct 25
Ettenqer & Edmond,
RICHMoN.D. VA
MV[ANUFACTURIERS of Portable a
Sttonary Engines and Boilers o
all kinds, Circnlar Saw Mills, Grist Mills
Mill Gcting, Shalng, Pulleya &c.
AMIEnIOAN TURBINE WATER WHEEL.
Camerora's Special Steam Pumps
8. tsBnd for Oatalogue.
Cheap
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0
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GIIlAT BARGAI
All we ash is to
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Neautly dotno SIaDJ morato Pric
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and Coliu Ao Shesinlsh Also,
R,.
ESTA BLISIIEDi11 1859.
CHARLES MUJLER.~
VTATCHES, Clocks and Jewelry re
Vipaired, and satisfaction guiaranteed
to everybody.
N. 1.-All who have left watces m y
store must come and get them, or I will
sell them for costs in thirty days.
sept 18 CLIARLES MULLER.
]TOTIcXE.
A LL persons having claims against
Jaw. Rt. Aiken, deceased, are hereby
requested toepresentthe same, prop)erly
attested, on or before the first day of
January next. And all persons indebted
to Jas. R. Aiken, deceased, are hereby
notified to pay up on or before the first
daby of Deoemrnext.
Stores
ALL XINDS
CLmOT HE,14 P
'ERYWARE,
to tio Best$
RGAINS IN
fIolasses, Hais, Crackers,
cese, &c.
S IN TOBACCO.
giV8 us a trial,
TO PLEASE YOU.
TURE,
Arrived and to arrive, con
sisting of Walnut Chambei
Suites, Painted Cottage Suites
Ardrobes, Sideboards, Safes,
Blook C..ases~, I.uryzuls, Tables
. Chir us, Bedst<!ds., Cribs
Desksc, To.' (l-racks, WasHh
- t andp, Lounges, Sofas, Hall
Manttfds, Hat R:trks, Coat
Hooks, Corner Stands-for
equa1 led.
LT HIOME.
PLY OF
3, Durable and Convenient. Thley
it longer than any other Shade.
DSSE S,
res, Brachets, Mirrors, Children's
IER
~s to Suit the Times.
fIRING
.Furniture made to order.
DEPARTMENT.
,alic and Rosowood Burial Cases
a cheap stock of Coffins.
'W. Phillips.
,INE Panlo Sherry Wino, fine N. C.
.. Seuppernong WVine, fine old Porto
'ort Wine, fine imported Claret Wine,
~or tableouso'
ALSO,
ino artiolo dry Souippernong Wino,
)tard's & Co. genuine Cognac Brandy,
mnro N. C. Apple Brandy, cho'~ico Stone
lountain (Qeorgia) Corn Whiskey, pure
1. (. Sweet Mash Corn Whiskey, My
abilinct Ryeo-the best whiskey in town,
nd a full stock of alt other good Liquors.
1iso, the celebrated Indian Palo Ale,
rosh Lager and Swoot Sparkling Cider oni
iraught. The largest and best seleoted
took of H-avana Cigars and Cigarettes in
own, Blackwell's genuine Smck ing TIo.
>aeco, Messina Orangea and Lomons for
ilo low for cash by
june 12 F. W. HTABENICIIT.
NOTICE is NOeyTIen that ap)plica
tion will bo mad'o at the next, session
f the Legislature, to alter and amend
ho Charter of the town of Winnsboro,
~outh Carolina,
By order of Town Council:
~ VWM. N. CHANDLER,