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TOWN AND COUNTY. SATURDAY, October 4, : a : j1O1. TERmms oF TIlE N .wg AND JIM"IRALD. -Tri-wvcokly edition, four dollaf-s per M0um, in advance; weekly .cdition, two dolltrs.alid fifty cents perannum, in advance. Liberal discount to clubs of live and.upwards. Rrims or ADVEITSING.-On. dollar per inch for the first insertion, o aid ifty cents per ieli for eachsti ubseq aent inserion. These rates apply to tll ad vertisements, of whatever ntti, re0, and are payable strictly il tidvance. Con tracts fo' three, sixor twelve mttoiths made on very 111ral terms. Trni sient local n1otices, fifteen cents per litne for the first insertion and seven and one-halt' eents per line for each subsequent insertion. Obituaries tllad trilbutes of respect charged as adver tisements. Simplo antnounceients 01 marriages antd deaths published free ox charge, and solicited. All commntiications, of wlatsoever nature, should be addressed to the Whishoro Publishing Compatny, Winnsboro, S. C. Rur.RoAn SCIomuIErxa.-The follow Ing is the present schedule of arrivals on the C. C. & A. Railroad, upon tite basis of Washington Vtime, which is sixteen initutes fistler than Wi nnsboro time: DAY PASSENGER-GOING NORTH. Colimbia, 10.48, a. im.; Blythtewood, 11.88; Ridgeway, 11.57; 8impson's, 12.12, p. in.; Winnsboro, 12.28; Ad ger's, 12.42; Wlhite Oak, 12.50; Wood ward's, 1.02; 3lackstock, 1.08; Ches ter,~1.38; Charlotte, 4, p. m. NIGHT PASSENGERI-GOINI SOUTII. Chestdr, 2.41, a. in.; Cornwall's; 3.05; Blackstock, 3.16; Woodvard's, 3.22; White Oak, 3.35; Adger's 3.44; Winshoro, 3.57; Simpson's, 4.13; Ridgeway, 4.30; Blythewood, 4.48; Columia= , 6.37; Augusta, 9.45, a. 1n. -These trains stop only at the fol lowing stations het ween Oharlotte and Columbia: Fort Mills, Rock Hill. Ches ter, Wintisboro, Ridgeway, Blythe wood. Other stations are recognized as "flag stations." FREIGIIT TRA IN-GOIN NOirIi. Columbia, 5.30, t. m.; Blythewood, 6.45; Ridgoway, 7.20; Wtinsboro, 8.30; Woodward's, 9.50; Coriwall's 10.26; Chester, 11.05; Charkotte, 3,15, p. In. FREIGHIT TRAIN-GOING sO9tfr. Chester, 9.05, a. in.; Coriwahll's, -10.25; Blackstock. 10.45; Woodward's, 11; Winsboro, 12.15, P. in.; Ridge way, 1.30; Blythewood, 2.15; Coluim bia, 3.40. -These freight trainis have a coach attached and run dily, Sundays ex cepted. Now Advertisements. The ElephAnt Has Comne-J. 0. Boag. To the Public-F. Elder & Co. Fresh Groceries-D. I. Flenniken. Clothing-M. L. Kinard. Now Jowelry-Connor & Chandler. Suminons-GailIlard & Reynolds, Attorneys. Town Ordinance-E. S. Chandler, Clerk of Council. famnily reCturned( On Friday mnortning from Kentucky, whore thley hadl~ been spenditng the sunmmer. We were somewhat mistaken as to the weight of that heavy bale1 of cot ton. It weighled seven hunldre~d and three pounds instead of seven hutndred and thirty as published. Some cotton shipped a few days ago from Witnnsboro to Columbia at $1.26 per bale was reshtipped from Colum bia to Norfolk att $1.50 perbalo0. Aitd yet, somehow, the Chariot to, Columlt bia atnd Augusta Railroad Company say that a dollar and a quarter a bale f'om Winnsboro to Columbia is onl y a living rate. M. L. KINAnn.-The advertisement of Mr. M. L. Kinard, of Columbia, ap pears ini this issue of TIIE N~ws AND 1[mALn. It is perhaps unnecessary to introduce him to thte people of Fair ild, as to many if not most of them he Is already well knownt. For many years he has done a good business ini Columbia-of wvhich fact no better evidence couild be given than that while many other houses have gdne down under te financial depressloon of te'past few years ho has weathered every storm atnd now does a safe and flourishing business. is present stock Is wvell selented and will be sold -at satisfactory prices. RELIGIoUs.--Services may be ex peeted in the different churches to morrow as follows: Associate Reformed Church-Rev. W. H. Millen, 11 A. M. Elpiscopal Church-Rev. J. Obear, 11, A. M. Presbyterian Church-Rev. IH. B. Pratt, 11, A. m. and 54, P. M. Sunday Sehtool, 9A A. Br. Prayer Meeting, Wedntesday, 5i, P. M. Methodist Church-Rev. W. A. Rogers, 11, A. Bi., and 8, P'. Mr. Sunday School, 10, A. xi. Prayer Meeting on Thursday at 8, P. I. Union prayer meeting in te Baptist Church every Tuesday at 7i, p. m. ""Eiltist Church-The Rev. T. W. Mellichamp wvill lecture this afternoon *at 4 o'clock, and preach to-morrow at 11 o'clock, A. M. NEw ADVERTIsEMENTs.-Mess. Con no Chandler publish their new advertisement In this issue, mentlining *some of the articles they have now lig b Store. Their assortment of goods'Is Mr .1 0. B~oag Isti received his new fail stock, ;4dItis-weli wdrth an its. spectlon. Ninfie, reoently renewed and remodeled1 s qaite, at attractive Jooking establishment0 Mr.A i1~%.v 6ues the which will be d~ selecob' The ascs'wI e fo h s ac o Aatioeti n ~JI * altn ottram. fronlt, wilh thir 1 fall advertisement. Th'eIr stok of goods consisting of at tinost everything a party ever vants to buy, is fresh and well-selocted, and they promise to sell quite as chea) as anybody. A visit to their bstablish ment a few days ngo Showed that it. is well stocked, and, judging from the number of purchasers present, some new orders for goods will soon have to be sont. REPORT OF Till. TOWN CLEMK.-The following is the monthly stateient of the Town Clerk and Treasurer for September: RIECE1 PTS.* Sept. 10-To aint. borrowed of of V innsboro Nation al Bank............$195.80 Sept. 27-T. W. Rabb, Agent, 3 months License. . 37.60 Sept. 30-Street Licenses...... 3.50 Total................$236.80 EXPENDITiUnEs. Sept. 1-Balance due Clerk as per last statenent.. . .$ 10.28 Sept. 11-Aiount paid F. F. E. Co............... 3.00 Sept. 25-Wbo. Pub. Co...... 5.00 Sept. 27-Abram Monroe to Oct. 1, two months.. 20.00 Sept. 30-Dave (Goins. ........ 10.00 Sept. 30-L. Poteet........... 30.00 Sept. 30-Work on Streets.... 6.0 Sept. 30-Cleaning Town Hall 1.50 Sept. 30-Balance ............ .150.52 Total.... ..........$236.80 THEE FTAMPTON RIF.LE GUARD. Celebration of Their Third Anniversary-A Very Pleasant Occasion. On last Tuesday this company cele brated Its triennial birthday under a most beautiful sky, both politically and otherwise, at Dr. Palmer's wood, by contesting In a most spirited mani ner for four handsome prizes-the f1th being a genuine tin cup for the worst shot. After the usual three rounds were fired, the Judges, namely, Col. B. E. Elkin, Col. It. C. Davis Col. R. G. Lamar, Capt. Noah Ithine and Mr. E. (. Palmer, Jr., dloe'eed that Sergeant McQuatters tind Private Haynes had tied for the first and second prizes, and Messrs. Des porlps, Bolick, Lowther, H1arrison, C. Walker, F. Walker, Barnes and Jo seph Simpson for the third and fourth. Single shots were fired by these gei tlemen with results as follows: 1st prize-Sergeant McQuatters. 2nd prize-Private Haynes. 3d prize- Private F. Walker. 4th prize-Private C. Barnes. 5th prize (best "over the lefL?)-Pri vate Robt. Lamar. Private C. Walker honorably men tioned as having made the best single shot. Maj. C. E. Thomas presented the prizes in a most happy manner, his remarks eliciting three rousing cheers for the speaker at their close. The ladies were out in their beauty, andl their viands were scarcdly as ac epltable as their presence--but both combined were irresistible. D)A~os. A FRESH SUPPLY* OF - G-ROCER IES JUST RECEIVED, With new additions arriving daily. Choice New Orleans Molasses. fine Syru ps, Sugars of all grades. Rio and Java Coffee, green or roasted, Choice Family Flour. Also, agent for the best Flour in the mar ket-iedmont "Patent Flour"-it has no equaJ. Cream Chieese and Macaroni, Crackers and Cakelt of all kinds, Soap, Soda and Starch, Well Buckets, W~ater Buekets, Brooms, WVelI Ropo and Cotton Rope, Bacon, Bagging andl Ties, Lard in Barrels, Cans and Buckets, best Sugar Cured Hams, lRed Rust-Proof Oats. Seerd Rtyo and Barley. Nails, Axes, Hlorse and Mule Shoes, Axle Grease, White WVine and Cider Vinegar, Smoking and Chewing To bueco, ilaisinis, Currants and Citron. -ALSO Canned Goods of all kinds--Salmon, Hardines, Tromatoes. P'eaeh es, Pine Apple. Mixed Pickles, Chow-Chow, Pepper Sauce and Mustard. -ALSO-. A fine selection of Boots a nid "Shoes CHEAP FOR CASH. CALL AND BE CONVINCE~D. P. II. LENNIKEN. M. L KINARD, OPPOSITE the WIIEELERl HOUSE, COLUMBIA, 5.0O., HAS received the largest stock of Clothing thiat has over been in Columbia, and is selling at * OW PRICEM. 'Elegant Oheviot and English Cassinmere Suits made in the latest istyles. Aliso, a fine line of Soft and Stlfr Hats, and a well selected line of Over Coats, -o Fur Beav era, lDlsters, Kerseys, aiba Mens. Call and Examina ty stock efore pyar. chasing'elsewhere. is, with. the efpo ~ pent, and would be pleaesdt sedhis fknds wi cot 4-3m "s.'1bR, O.. CiMOKU14O and Ohewo Tobacedo,'a di k(igars of the fineh$ a 't. tye WVhiskey, Ale ~e~iand ,L oda Water for sale b ~ , TOWN OllDINANCE. rj 'I1l1 following section of an Ordi nancIIUe passed on the let of March, 1878, is published by order of Couatcil: SEeroN VI. lie ft utrther ordaiined, That ailly persol or persons who shall run, ride or <rive any horse or horses Rt a rapid rate through any of the streets, or siil ride or driv., u30pon aly of the side walks of Said streets, or sIIIll hitch li horse or miule to a1ny fimece or post in such a way as to oli struct said side walks, shall be fined ['rom 0110 dollar to t wenix dollars inl each case, according to tfie discretion of the Intendant. The Police have orders to arrest all iolators o' this Ordinance. .E'. S. CIlANDLER, oct 4 Clerk o' Council. 'HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Eilizabeth Wood and Ohadiah Boulwaro by George Ii. Mc~e.st r, his Guardian ad Liltti, Plaintiffs, against V. It. Boul ware, Androw 1mlwar;', Adldie White, Judy Eubnniu, Berry Ioulwarc, Flotch er Ioulwaro and It. J. F. W. Coleman, Defendants.-- opy uninons for Rolief. Complaint not Served. Lo the Defendants abovo namod: OU nre hereby siiuioned and re guired to answer tho coim plaint in his action, wi'hi oh is filed in tho offico of he Clerk of Cowmmon Pleas for the uaid Jounty, and to servo a copy of your an wer to the said eninplaint on the sub :cribers at thou ofilce, No. 1, Bank ang, Winnsboro, S. 0., wilhin twenty lays aftor the service hereof, exclusivo of he day of such service; and if you fail to nswer the complaint within the time foresad, the plaintiff in this notion will ,pply to the Court for the relief domiand d in the compla 1.. GAILLAID & REYNOLDS, Paintiffd.' Attornoyo. Dated October 8, 1879. W. H. Kunti, [1,. 1.] C. u. C. P. F. 0. oct 4-flaw% fwSat 101111r & Chanidler, IAVE ENLARGED THEIR STOCK OF rEWELIY, STERLING SILVER, PLATEDWA RE, GLASSWARE AND FANCY GOODS, Making it entirely unnecesawiry for their ustoiers to go outsido of Winnsboro for ny article in their line. They pledge hemsolvos to give advantages in rogard to i'AIIETY, QUALITY AND PRICE. Extra fine artieles which the market vill not justify in istook, will be iroeured n short notice, oct 4-3m RLOBEiRTfSON, TAYLOR & CO., --SUCoESSoiS TO GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO. Jotton Factors, WYholosalo Grocers and General Commission Merchant 1 & 3 IlAYNE STR EET, Charleston, S. 0. Will give all burinosa their naost careful ,ttention. Consignmeonts of cotton so ieited. July12-3 A choice lot of Sugar - Oured HTams, ar choice iot' of Breakfast :trips, Fresh Cheese and Cracekers, Fresh Cakes and Candies, Fresh~ atned Goods of all descriptions, F1rcsh Potted M~eats of all kinds F.eah Pickles,- Jellies, &c., LO~ FOR CASHI. WV. H. DONLY, sept 30 - On the Corner. Ayer's Ague Cure, Periodical or Bi1ious Fovr &o. andine all the afreetions whtol ar~se knom malari. one, marsh, 0r mlanmatio poisons. This is a compound remedy, prepared with scientific skill from vegetablo ingredients, whioh rarol'y fails to eure the severest oases of Chilla and Fever andth concomitant disorders. Suet a remedy the necessities of the peoplo in mala, rious disti'iets demand, Its greatsuperiority over any other medicine yetcdiscovered for the cure of Iitormittents is, that it contalas no qut nine or mineral, and those wrho take it are fret from danger of quinism or any injurious eofects, and are as healthy af'ter using it as before. Ii has been extensively employed during the last thirty years in the treatment of these distressing disorders, and so unvarying has been its suecess that It has gained the reputation of being infl liblo. It can, therefore, be saflsy recommended as a sure remedy and specifie for the Fever and Ague of the West, and the Chilis and Never 0f the South. Iteoonnteradts the miasmatio poisen in the blood, anid frees the system from it. innlu. once, so that fever and ague, shakes or chills, onceebroken tup by it, do not return until the disease is again contracted. The greitt variety of disorders which arise n'om the Irritationof this p~oison, such as. Nenraigia, Ilheumatistp, Gout, Headache, Blindness, 'koetaho~ Earache, (Jatarrh, Astha9* Pal jittIgn, Stnio A froottons, Hysto Ie Pam in the i16t ela, Collo, Paa1~ ani Mage, 6t the Utioh, all of Whih bece tetermit,. tent or pdriddical, have no speedier reme dy than Avsa's Aas Cony, which cures them at falike, ad protects thOsyutom fom nature attaokd. As a preventive, It is of immense service in liuof comnitieis Whore Fevor and 4se prvis, as it stays the deyeloppnt:0f ttle d~artaken on the Airst ppoh of til prfi~gnp. tems. Ktotes andl teorasI eware #t$lI ey'er suffre if te' i oia1% of the brotection'thie remue~d eb $is an excelistr. :s~ itstlmnulatesthiaru 01L it Ar~, unnW sra v an NEW YORK WEEKLY HERL D. ONE DOLLAt, A YEAt. The circulation of this popular newspa. per h.&s more than trebled during the past year. It contains all the leading news contained in the Daily Horald, and is arranged in handy departments. The FOltEIUN NEWS ' onmrace special (lispatches frot all quarterp of the globe. Under the head of AMERtICAN NEWS are given the telegraphic despatchesq of the week from all parts of the Union. This feature - alone makes THE WEEKLY HERALD the most valuable chroniole in the werld as it Is the cheapest. Every week is given a foithful report of PoLVTIuAI. NEWS embracing conip eto and comprehensive deslatches from 'Washington, including full r;eports of the speechos of eminent politicians on the questions of the hour. ''IIE FAIIM DEPARtTMENT of the Weekly lHprald gives the latest as well as the most practical svggestions and discoveries relating to the dutios of the farmor, hints for raising cattle, poultry, grains, trees. vegetables &e., &o., with suggestions for -kooping buil-lings and farming utensils in repair. Tbis is sup plemnented by a well-edited dopartment, widely copied, under the head of THE HOME, giving recipes for practical dish es, hints for making clothing and for keeping up with the latest fashions at the lowest price. Every item .of cooking or conomy suggested in this deplm-tmtent.is practically tested by expcrts before pub lication. Letters from our Paris and London correspondents on the very iatost fashions. The Home Dopartment of the Weekly Herald willsave fie house wife more than one hundred times the price of the pap h. The interests of skilled labor are looked after, and evory thing relating to .nechianics and' labor saving is carefully recorded. There is a age devoted to a1ithe latest phases of the business markets, crols, merchandise, &c., &c. A valuablo.feature is found in the specially reported prices and condi tions of the lroduce market. Sporting nowk at homo and abroad togethor with a Story every week, a Sor 1m1 by somuo eminent divine, Literary, Musical, Dramatic, Personal and Sea Notes. There is no paper in the world which contains so much news matter every week as tho Weokly Herald, which is sent, postage free, for One Dollar. You can subscribe at any time. THE NEW YORK Hf ERALD IN A WEEK. LY FORM,ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Broadway and Ann Ftreet, New York. NEW GOODS ARRIVING EVERY DAY. . M. BEATY has just returned from New York, and we agre now re ceiving a stock of Dry Goo~ds and Notions, Clothing and Hats, hoots and Shoes, Groceries, &c., which was carefully selected, mai bought at the - LOWEST CASH PRICES. We ask, not only our eu tomers, but the whole community, o call, and examine our goods.' J. M. BlEA Y & CO. sept 20. NEW GOODS! ri HE undersigned would call especial I.. attention to their newly-reocived stock of. FALL AND WIETER1 GOODS. These goods have beelt seleted with special reference to lhe wants of this markcet, and will be soldiat LOWEST LIVING PRICES. The stock consists of toe many articles to be enumerated in enadvertisement An examination can alone satisfy purchasers. A call from purchasers is respectfully solicited. SATISF"ACTION Ot RIANTEE~D. P. L4DECKE & BuD., Congress street, one dor outh of Morris' Hoetel, Winnsboro, S. C. sept 80--xttf lESS 1* ODS - DRESS GOO S DRESS G ODS I W E would respectfu Iy invite an inspection of o - Stock of Dress Goods by the la ies of Winne boro and vicinity. . Our stock con sists of Iron,.frams Olenadines, All Wool Buntings, Lap. Bunting, Dentelles, Beige, J'4uen Lawn, Pacific Lawn, Corde Jaconets, Corded Piques, Sulti s, &c., &c. A BEAUTIFUL ASS TIENT of .Brown Linen Dress Goods, with Laces for Trimming. ur Stock in sll otker lines is full a comnplete. 4. new lot of White d Colored. Trim~mings just' ope .d. Second lot of Cassipieres fro Cha1-lo490. vlle 'mills opened a feo days sin A lot of Fans, Parasols ndMsqu~t po Netting jtust in. B.D..-Antonmafi4 TJ'ansfr sale hoe THE ELEPHANT HAS COME, -WITH A FRESH STOOK OF FALL AND WINTER GODDS, -AT THE WINNSBORO DRY GOODS, IVANOY QOODS, AND MILLINERY BAZAAR. ----- Wo.take pleasure in announcing to our friends and the public generally, that we are now opening the fluest and most complete assortmtnt of Fll and Winter Goods, including Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, all the latest styles of Millinery, Ladies' Dress Goods, Fancy Goods and Trimmings.. -DEALERS IN GROCERIES, CONFECTIONERIES, SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, CROCKERY, TIN and WOODENWARE, LUMBEB, ETC., which will be offorod at very low prices; as we are determined to sell cheap or than the cheapest, and cordially invite all to call 'and see for thomselves. I am also agent for the well-known DAVIS, WEED and AMERICAN SEWING MACHINES. J. 0. '.OAG. Oct3 TO THE PUBLIC. TIE undersigned desire to luform their friends and the public that they have a complete stock of Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Crockery, etc., and respectfully invite an examination of the same, before purchasing, as they "buy no Goods for cash," have not an "unlimited capital," do not sell "at and below cost," get no "discounts" In buying, by which fteights, Insurance, clertu lire, rents, etc. are paid; but hope, by adhering to the old adage, "QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS," and by giving close attention to the wants of their patrons, to be able to avoid an "assignment," and make both ends meet. F.ELDER 00'. THE CELEBRATED "JUNO" CORSET FOR SALE. Oct A WE TAKE this opportunity of informing our customers that Mr. Grooschel is now in the Northern markets purchasing a LARGE and CHOICE stock of fall and winter goods. While others may attempt to HUMBUG the public by a great show aia parade, WE CONFINE OURSELVES TO SOLID FACTS, and we plo pose to give our patrons the benefit of all bargains that we ourselves get. WE DO NOT SELL ONE ARTICLE BELOW COST AND MAKE AN EXTRA PROFIT ON ANOTHER. We charge a esoqn4blo profit bn all our goods, and guarantee FAIR DEALING TO ALI'ho may ftvor us with their custom. Our regular advertisement with price. list will appear soon, aiid buyers will save money by studying it. Mr. A. W. Brown is still with us, and promises groat bargains to allihis friends. SUGENHIMlVIER & GROESCHEL. - ept11_______ AUGUSTA STORE. 1879,. 'FALL OPENING 1879. To the People of Fairfield and Adjolin Counties: I. TAKE pleasure in stating that I have enlarged my business very extensive. ly, hvbig,moved into the large and commodious store formerly occupied by Ladd Bros. I amnnow prepared to offer you DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS and SHOE, HATS and CAPS, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE, and also a fine line of Tobacco and CigarS at ten per cent. le's than they have ever been sold in Winnsboro. - Having a varied experienoband unlimited capital, and buying from firt bands for cash only, I defy competitions To farmers buying ptrgely',j * lpoii anyg oodd in stock Atten per cont. Above New Yrork cost.' 0,68 i' 1 dol4ih per cent. for expenses, liko some of Vy 0om& itir M sbqts*V LtrdEIhan payfreight. 'b otit for p t 146 ofo t r e 4 e dupu o 4ich you vi$t e~r t 6buy befor og, t ORE and oxa 4e n e W be conviuopd tin~szum \ 'W . Southern Purclhasers o i anos, 0 gans, Musleal Publicaums and Small Musical 1118tr ilmt dt who are alive to th b1. own interest will buy from. the great LUDDEN & BAI 4" MUSIC HOUS E SAVANNAH, GA. AndBancR Boumss AUGUSTA, GA. ATLANTA,A. (leo. 0. toblinson & Co. 0. L. Eh umuller & Co. 0H Al LETON, P. U. OCIAlLO TE N. 0. 0. L. Mqlulenalhan A (o. H pw:t Mudo, House. JAVK8ONVILLE, FLA. FLA. A. B Capbel.' -n Brdthers. V ania I .i ~ rn Muihl6 t'ra Solid Musical Sotth, 'ad frdin Ulh e nztial DistrIbulinO Dpi, ith; chas I Branet 'It n uniforfn r8,1,1 fid Trms, Are clraw4 I1 lcp ..sup o t# A IAGNIrFICENT SUCCESS -OUR GRAND' INTRODUCTION ,ALE -OF&STANDA1I Pianos and LOrgus The only sole of the V nd ooc e~ carried out in the U. P. iO t u til AnU. ard intrumeta at Factory Rates for .ta&ii, or Ten of the leadig Mantufactlurers o0 . 8. have gIven us exci tsiveo'bntre 1 of theit' iW'tru Itient in he. ?otth, and au ioXlz i,,, I e for Introduction and Advori iS$,ut,Q 1 It. and of their best instriunnnts in' re v vo Southern households at F&tor o j '03!.lo Hates. .i PIANOS e R $25 a o . Six I . mi ' PIANOS46t Squar O04. . 257 orCse. WI M 9 All guaranteed instrumnen a M1 nn Cox . Fifteen aI, Ti it, 1Hf (V, $Sf the freight It no aa.o. A :trIl-ost u iotIai t instrumenL don't suit. Don't, tggper MASON 'AND HAOtN 'b" 6V8. lMASONtiv HtAiLIN 0Igrti. Woe laulst p fced land, DAttest )ptlil I mt.-A~~vd, MIrrerTopd enly A00.' ".Pololbt A Pqton 5 1 Stoptos 00ll.chliftes, only $100. Bond 'for Introndmction a1e Oirculaf' ' i#ng prices a nd full informellofn The magniflcent (ihiokeriug, Jiallot ~a Weber, Mathuiek south~irn Gem, ii anid Favorlis Pianos, ldauh A Hatmlin, ?etbt A Pelton andl StorlIng Organs atll included -in this Atruihents ouf la Cat 9. resrf . Faorn. Largest selection of M nd trd instruinonti'vor offered by anly HI~4so. LSDDPN &' BATES. 18719. FALL 1879. INXTER"GOODS. WE WILL NOfaaUND)ERSOLD I WE have 'jut e eife"wlage 'nd well assorted "stook ~ 'Dry Goods of alle kindsLNotihs,"o.. siery, Fancy bGoodspiet".4adsi.. meres,- Jeans, Kmrsefs,:Tldea~d' and Satinets.' Boote'i and' Shes of lall kinds' and-at botton prideua 1 " SPECIAL ATTElNTION;4 ii We ask sin inpehnpo 9jO, gant assorbment~ of OInthings;30at you will bo i'epaid Korti049Mle. Our stock of Show) inQlplf,1 every respect. , ...*, 4ld HlATS I'HAdAI' from 25eents to$&.00.I~I "a I'' . Flannels, WVhiterand d6k16 'We can't begin to enumer'ate utll'."'Call and be convinoed.'ota Will" Avwe money by glvatg t1u a 'call 'Wfore purchasing. --[11o 'J. F. MIcMAST.1b&>M3d. sept 80 " ' o SMITH'S WORMii} L I UD I )J,( 10 , )0 I