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FA LL, 1878 !
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WE are pleased to annot;neo to the
buyers of Winnsboro and the County,that
we are now receiving one of the largest
stooks of
DRY GOODS,
Mhoes and Boots,
Hats and Caps,
Ready,.Mado Clothing,
YankeeoNotionsi,
*Crockery,
Glassware,
Woodoenware,
Grocries, &e,
Ever offered in this market.
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It shall be our aim, as heretofore, t
sell as low as the lowest.
In short,wo don't intend for any one to
go away from Wilnnsboro to get, 'heap
goods. Call and examine our
IM!MENSE STOCK.
Lau& Tros.
sept 10
TEAS?i TEAS!: TEAS!! !
UST REOEIVED a large lot 'of the
cheapest and best Teas, ever offered
in this market, at tifty and seventy-flye
conts per pound,
ALsO,
Always on hand a 4omplete assortment
of Fresh Family Grocerioa, ('annedi
Goods of all kind,, and overythinag usu~aty
found in a firdtoinsa
AROCERIY. UOUSJ,
TO THE TEACHERS
-OF
Fairgoeld Colty,
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IME following bo:>ks, published by
D. Appleton & Co., have been a(doptedj by
tho State Board of E.lucation, to be used
for five years in all the schools through
out the Stato;
APPLEToN' SEllIES OF lREADER1.
COUNE.LCH s-rT 8STEL'S IN 0 E.00RAPHllY.
CoRNELIs P11l2IRY (EOO APHY.
ColtNEI:t's INTEIEDIATE GEooRAP1r.
Q(YAcKENBos' PAIMAnIY (1ANIMAl.
QUACKENn1os' E N0asn RnGAIuR.
QUACKENUOs' ILLUSTRATED l1E'8ONS IN OUR
LAN01YAGUL
QUACKENnos' Fjltr LEssoNs IN ComPosI
TION.
QUACKEN1o8' Co03POSITION AND IETOUIC.
ApEiTON's MoDEL, COPY oI',OKs.
To securo an uniformity, antl a a um1at
ter of economy, it is to the ititere-t of the
parents and teacher,; that these books
should bo put in the schoolsat once. To
facilitate the miatter and to save extra
expenso to the parents. I have madl ar
rangenments with Messrs. McMAiASTE '
& BRICE, Booksellors, to exehange
t'> 34 ks for the old ones now in hands
of the scholars, and to sell those not ex
changed at reduced rates for the next
throo months.
For further information on these and
all othar books pIblisiedI by ). Apple
ton &Co,, please address
W. P. HIX,
General Southern Agent.
oct 22-ln COLUMBIA, S. C.
PA I Nr4mT
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also for Sample 0qlors and Price Lista., to the
GLOBE MIXED PAINT CO.,
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.Cor, MORGAN& WASHIGO TSu JERSEY CITh
-HO'! FOR
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T lIE first Hlouso in town to reduce
WVhiskey to ton cents a drink, Beer
to five cents a glass and Billiards fifteen
cents per game. Hlaving a large an d weoll
selected lot of Pure Liquors on hand of
which the following are a few of the
Pure old Kentueky Bourbon, Cabinet,
KXXX and Baker Rye, Sour Mash Stono
Mountain Corn, a specialty, Cognac,
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Dhampagne, Sherry and Port Wines.
Dinocinni ti Lager Boor always kept on
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SCHOOL BOOKS!
SCHOOL BOOKS!
A ttention, Teachers and Parents !
------
f''E following popular school books
have beein adopted for use in the
schools of South Carolina for live years,
as will be shown by the oflicial letter from
Suporintendont Thompson published
beloV:
STATE OFSOUTH1 CAllOLINA,
OFFICE OF"STATE SUPT. OF EI)CtTION4,
CofxM,u., S. C., Stpt. 25, 1878.
CAPT. RonERT E. PRIC, General Agent
For Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor & Co.,
Macon, Ga.
De.ir Sir:-It gives ie pleasure to in
formi you that the State Board of South
Carolina have a lopted the following text
hooks of your series for use in the public
schools of this State for the ensuing five
years, iz:
SWIN'TON's Int roductory. Exchange.
Word Primor - - 13 09u
Word.Book or Speller - 15 11
WVord Analysis . 24 18
PrimalIry U.1. itory - 48 35
Condenso1l U. S Ulstory- 75 55
Outlines of History - 1.20 88
I1WNsox's *
Progressive Tahile ook 13 09
Progrussivo Primary
Arithmnotio - - 15 1
Progrets,ive Intellectual
Arithietic - - 24 38
Rudiienits of Written
Arithmiletio - - 27 20
Progr-,ive Practical
aritlml4eti4! - - 57 42
Proagressiv~e H ighe-r
Aritmetie - - 82 10
Prainma,r.I itionaary - 45
('aummoana Schaool Dictionary (17
High 8cehool Dictionary - 91
A candelnic Dictionary - 1.55
Uabaridigedl Dictionary,
to clubs of six - 9.00
hUGH S. THOMPSON,
State Superintendent of Eduention,
South Carolina.
These books can be obtainedl of Messrs.
McMASTIEIt & B3RIGE, Local Agents,
Wiannsboro, 8, C., at above rates, for the
spce of ninety dlays.
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29 Our co uipleto Introductory Cata
logue, giving spooial p)rioen of all of our
publications, wvill be forwardled on app)li
cation.
R{OBEhRT E. PARK, General Agent,
oct 1-if Macon, Georgia.
WANTED !
PEOPLE to know that we have a good
Painter and a good Trimmer, and that
wve are thoroughly prepared to do good
wvork.
OUR LUMBER
Is weoll seasoned, being from two to three
years old,
EMANUEL BLAKE~
wl.lattend to thg Horse Shoeing (depart.
ment.
We soll tho famous Trodegar Horse and
Niulo Shoes, Southern manufacture.
Also, the Bronzod Horso Shoe Nail, bost
in the market,
All work as represdented, or'no ehhrge.
P"rlees as low as any responsible firm
la thei counity,. .
.DESPOUTM & MONTS,
ep5- Whoolrights ne~d Fi arriers.
BOOTS AND 8HOES.
THlElargest stock of the above ever
J.eoffered by him. Great inducements
aph unt,gepp
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ARITIHMETICS
--FOB
The Public IShools of Eouti
Carolina.
A T the recint meeting of the State
- Board of Examiners, at Columbia,
SANDFORI)'S SEIE,S OF
ANA LYTICAL A RITIMETICS
Was, among other text-books, Adopted
for use in the public schools of South
Carolina for the next live years.
Theiso Arithmetics are tire out-como of
thirty years experience of DR. SHELTON
P. SANFORD of Georgia, one of the
most skilful and cuccessful teachers in
this country In clearnossof definitions,
fill ness of slate exercises, thoroughneps
of analysis and goneral completeness,
they are unsurpagsed, if indeed
equalled. They are ominently praotical 1
Study ing Sanford, pupils learn to think.
Since'71-'73, they have been in use in
the p.ublic and private schools of Charles- 6
ton city, in the private Hools of Colum
bia, etc., etc. Read the following en
dorsements based on use of the books in
the school:
From HON. Huou S. TromPsoN,
State Superintendent of Education.
(At the time of writing) Prineipal Malo
Academy, Columbia, S. C..
"Sanford's Arithmetics arc sup )rior to
any that I have seen, in the fullnss of the
examples, the clearness and implicity
of the analyses, and the ac-uracy of the
rules and definitions. This opinion is
based upon q full and tho.oulgh teNt in
the school-room. To those teauhwrs who
may examino these Arithmeticos with
reference to introduction, I would es
pecially commend the treatment of Per
centage and Profit and Loss. No text- L
books that I have over used are so satis
factory to tenohers and pupils."
From Mirss E. A. KELLY. P-incipal Char
leston, (S. C.) Female geninary. F
"CHARLESTON, July 13, 1878.-Sanford's
Common School and Sanford's Higher
Analv-tival Arithmnetic haye for five years
stooti the test of constant use in our
class rooms. We think them better
a(lapted to the wai.ts of our school than
anry other arithmetics with which we are
acqnuiainted,''
b
Under date of July -?., 1878, Miss MAnrY (
IBnowNFIELD, Surmmervillo, S. ('.,Writes: C
"i! avmng usedl San ford's Arcithmetics ~
and Worcester's Dictionaries for several ~
years as school hoceks, and seeing the '
bonefilcialI results. I take gr eat p)leasHure in '
recomnmen ding thema to thre favorable
notice of tenohers "
From Mrss ISAir D. MAnTrN, Principal
liigh School for Girls, Columbia, S. C.
'It affords ame pleasure to give my
most un9runliti ed cornmmendation of san
ford's Arithmetics. I hrave used them i,r
my school f'or several yealrs with entire
satisfaction."
July 11, 1878.
From Pnor. JNO. B. PATRICK, Military
Academy, Greenville, S. C.
"I introduceed Sanford's Arith met,ies
into my school two years ago I like
them better than any series tlat I have
ever used."
July 11, 1878.
Until January 1st, 1879, weo will supply
San ford's A rithmretices for introduction at
prices in columns II or UII, as case may
be, .Column I gives retail prices which
obtain after introduction shall hanvo been
accompllished,
I. ii. ml.
Exchanago
Iroduac- book oth
Sanford's Primaryal ,on u os
Analytical Ar'lth's. 27 18 14
Sanrford's Intermo.
meiclate Anralyt.ical
Arithametic -- 45 80 23
Sanfordi's Common [
School Analyt,ical'
Arithmetic -- 80 85 40
Banford's Higher
Anralytcal Arlth. 1.25 85 68
Any of the above books-can 1e obtained, at
prices qiuot,ed of McMASTE R 4 BThICE, Winns- n
b orde rs 0 "oenm r circula' dosrfptive, etc. 13
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oct8-Im Augusta, Ga,
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