The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, December 09, 1879, Image 3
1PWN ANDC9UNTY.
S DAY, i eemr 9, 1 .S 1879.
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]New Advertisemente.
Annual Report-Co. Commissione--s.
Agent's Sale-J. B. Davis, Agon
Remember the school meeting
day. Every person Interested in main
taining the schools should attend.
Eleven o'clock is.the hour.
The most assiduous parental atten
tion will frequently fail to prevent
coughs, colds, croup, etc. Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup is a most valuable
remedv to. have. convenient when
needed. Price 25 cents. *
H[oxicion.- Abrahiam Jennings, a
colored man, was committed to jail on
Sunday, charged with tie murder of
George Glover also qolored. We have
Hot ascertained the particulars., It
seemV, however, that the parties were
playing together in a friendly manner,
but got into an altercation, resulting
in the infliction of' a wound on the
head of Glover, from the effects of
* which he died on Saturday night.
TiE COTTON MAltKET.-:-Cottoll sold
in Winusboro on Monday at 12.20.
The followingsumninary of the state of
the New tol-k'future market, reported
at one o'cloQk each day, will show the
course of cotton last week:
Monday-December 12.55, January
12.70, May'1h.37
Tuesday-December 12.50, January
12.65, May 13.32.
Wedesday.-December 12.75, Janu
ary 12.92, March 13.34.
Thiinedy-December 12.13, January
13.30, May 14.
.riday-December 13.20, January
13.38, May 14.12.
Saturday-Decenlber 13.23, Jaifttary
-1N8i2',Mayr 14.12. '
REDErMPrION OF FORFEITEDLAND.
I'ho ' bwilig ota sunimary of the
--pQv,)sions of the bill recently pased
*by the House of Repiesitatites, rela.
C .1t~y~i~forfeited lands:s , ,, -.
Tiat all.Iais )ieretofor~e-forfeited to
the State for the~non-paymlent. of taxes,
and jvhich have nbt bedn sold a: re
deeuted; jnay be redeemed by' the ownz
ors of such lands or thmose claiming un
der or through such owners or <>thers
having a legal or equiita'ale ight or in
-terest therein on the paymuent of outc
half of the simple taxca of the years
1876 and 1877, or for cuch of these
y'~ears haie not been paid, and the
Atrll amount of the taxes,4eost sandt penI
alties of the year 1879: Provided.
-Said payment shlall be made 0.1 or' b
fore t he~ 31t day of May, 1880, ini gold
or silver coin, United States treasury
notes or national bank notes; and that
all lands now or hereafter on the for
feited land record andh .ot sold for
* want of bidders 'nor redeetned under
t hue provisiouls of thin act shall be treat
- -ed as assets of the State in charge of
ti'e Sinking Fund Commission and by
themr sold: Provided, That nmo pale
-shall be for a less amount than th~e ac
cumulated'costs, taxes and penalties,
provided that tihe section containing
this last provision shall take' efecot on
and atier Oestober 81, 1880.
LucitL. Tpx.dJO: FR~ SCnlooTs.
Speaking of the ;debate in ,.the House
- ori Saturday, on the bill to establish
certain new school districts, and . to
provide for the levy of special school
taxes therein, the Register says:.
Mr. Gaillard made one of .the best
speeches that we have heard this .ses
sign. Hie said: '-By requestirise to state
the practical workings of this oxperi
ient in WI nnsboro. Immnedilately
uponi the passage of the act at thle last
* session allowing alevy of onomili and a
half, we had a most pleasant and lhar
-monious meeting, comnposed of tihe
mnoit NolbstAntial mein,.of Winnsboro,
and having ascertained tihe amount
necessary, they imposed a tax to ralac
it without a dissenting voice and paid
it without objection. Beofore that we
had a struggling little school of sixty
five or seventy scholars, anmi the fees
afforded but scanty sulpport for the
teachers. But as soon as this measure
was passed the umber of scholars
went up to 196. Tile school at once
- experienced all tihe enlivening effects
of cdmpetitive numbers. Anld we
have never had any bettor educational
e .dyantages than we have now,-poov.as
- cw to.. Why do the 'entlemen cost
S.jutiO up. itpagnary dicultesh Thereo
- sno compulsion 'about the bill. It
will be submitted to thle voters of- the
county, I have no fear that tihe minor
ity will attempt to create any disturb
ance if they faito carry out their ivish
es. And the amount-is limited .to a
* simnple tax of $1.50 ripen the -thousmand
dollars of :taxuble property. Nobody
can be hurt and nobdy complain. Can
the gentlemen, in the poverty they
haye pictured so .startlingly, depend
- Dupn, private. education? Tb Tat has
*faledin .Vinntsboro, and i it wvili fail
~ lsW~.eO.If ~nthe score . ov
* erithe t l A t is bJhoweu e jney
t4Ui'to private en or
p lass The practical result will be
that nothing retwuains but .hopeless Ig
norance 'for every child. Two town
ships in Fait 14 6J-tnty are now ap
28th of November, by ai examination,
eXhibition and picnic given at the close
of Miss E. C. Andersoi's school. Tho
daf-, was unfavorable, but notwith
standing this, most of the patrons of
the school, together with the general
public, were present, which made up a
large concourse.of citizens. The fore
noon was occupied in the examuination
of the school Iii all the various bratiih
es hud studies, which examination was
very rigid and in which each and every
pupil showed great proilciency. Each
one of the schola.rs demonstrated at the
blackboard the progress and perfection
they had made In arithmetic. Taking
into consideration the starting of this
school eleven months ago, the progress
made by its.pupils is indeed wonder
ful, and speaks volumes for the of
ficiency of the teacher. Every expres
sion we heard on this occasion was
one of satisfaction in reference to the
advancement of the pupils and praise
and gratitude to tho teacher for the
excellent manner In which she has con
ducted her school. The examination
over, a most bountiful dinner was pre
pared by the good ladies, consisting of
everything that was iraletable. Dinner
being dispatched, we were entertained
for. several hol rs with a most in
-terestlng exhibition by the school,
consisting of dialogies, speeches and
songs, all gotten up In the best of taste,
and really edifying and huiorous.
We Would not forgetto meution that
the Sandy River Band of Chester lion
ored us with their ,presence, and by
the excellent music they made for us
added very munch to the interest of the
oclopsion. Tiho entire planning and
arrangenment of this day's successful
work was in the hands of Miss E. C.
Ande:son, and it was a masterly ar
rangement. The school coisists of
thirty odd scholars. Every oe0 hid
his or her part to peforim, and peformn
ed it with the precision of clock work
This community is justly proud of its
children an( Its teacher. Our citizens
are fully aroused on the all-important
subjectof education, and are spending
their tine and money freely in that
direction. CoRiNERz.
XT WAS Oo To DE ThEn E.
Meeting oftthe Women's Missionary Socie
ty 'at Monticello--Two Addresses and an
Abundant Feast.
NMesses. Editoes:-I send you a few
words about a good thing that the
people of and around Monticello had
on the 4th inst. -
On last Thursday morning the
clouds were lowering and there was
.every indication that the day would be
wet and disagreeable. - But towards
night the winds dissipated the clouds
.and the stars camne out one by one and
shone forth in all their winter brillian
cy, An entertainment was given
under the auspices of the Ladies' Mis
sionary Association in the spacious
school-room adjoining the residence of
Capt. Ilayne McMeekin. Early in the
evening citizens from this place anid
vicinity commenced assembling, and,
in the meantime, a fine choir, accom
panied by a melodeon, discoursed
sweet mui~sic, rendering a numlmber of
pieces charmingly, The Society was
called to order by the -Rev. Mr. Lupo,
who offered u*p anm appiropriate prayer,
and afterwards took the opplortunlity
to return his thanks, ini a most feeling
manner, to the Sunday-school for the
nice and comfortable overcoat they had
presented him, lie thena introduced
Col. HI. C. Davis to the audienice. Col.
D~avis made an address showing that
the progress made by science and the
continued improvements in the me
chanical arts are imparting such an
I mpetus to commercial enterprise as
to extend its practical influence into
all parts of the globe, and thereby to
open up and prepare the way for the
richest results from earniest, faithfulI
missionary work. The address was
listened to with munch attention. A fter
a short recess, (luring which the choir
again discoursed swveet music, and the
young peopile availed themselves of the
opp ortuinity to have a nice time, the
andieonce were addressed in fluently
expressed and well timed remarks by
the Rev. Mr. Friday, who urged the
necessity of missionary work. After
more good music and singing and a
most pleasant social Intermingling of
the audience, a door was throwvn open,
and a most ample "lay-out" of good
things greeted the eye. A fter substan
tials, abundantly distributed, the
ladles hommencedl plying all around
with delicioits sweets and "goodies."
.A mnost vigorous, enorgetic and i Ora
ciouis onset was made byth roe linems of
attack, but the ladies had been so
thorough anmd so bountiful in their ar
rangemento, that each column'-had to
fall backc, most pleasantly anti most
satisf~ctorly /lllecl, each feeling that
althobgh lhe had done his "level best,"
he could1 net elh'ar that table. The
supper itself was free, but each one
had to pay n entrance fee, except a
t'ew specially invited guests. The
ladies reaallzed a handsome amount,
and will be able to make a-mnost cred
Itable showing in their next remittance
to the hoard of Missions. The Aesc.
elation is presided over by the mntron
astic and efficient associate ladles are
accomplishing much good, besides
furnishing muost delightfdl social treate.
The entertainment was pronounced by
i a success, ais was to be expected,
fot' It was In the hands of . the ladles.
The writer of this hereby wishes 'to
express his appreciation ,of the lhos
pitable reception and the kind , atten
tion hermet with while in the pleasant
village of Monticello. At another
timne you shall have a few more. notes
abou6 this prosperous and prosperiug
energeticeneighbi'hood. SVD
THE CHARBWrrE IAILnlOADM-At the
recent indbting of the Directors of this
Company, the followlsg preamble and
resplut19ng introducedjby Col. J. H.
R ion, wore tinonknously. adopted:
*Whdiruis{~14.' Palmer has 'sig-.
nified his intention of retirinig from
the Presldeno efthis eomp0uy, -oi.
1.2I0 h ~a M~o qst to en~
ty he lia OXiilt(ed iI the di-sciaIrge*O of'
his (ules as 'rtesid.iet,
eicolvced, That. he carries with l him
our best wishes for his f'tutre his .tttP
In whatever sphere of action he inay
engtage..
Jtesoled, Tihtht in l csideraIioI or;
his successful ilanaagenitn of' the af
fairs of the coipanly a free pass, to bel
renewed annually, tbr life be tendered
himt.
The following were ilso adopted:
Whereas, since our last, assembling,
Co. LysanIder D. Childs has been re
moved from our board by the hand ot'
death, where his preseiece couisel and
advice have always been agreeable and
.much valued:
Resolved, That we, his brother Di
rectors, sincerely mourn the loss ol'oue
Whose social qualifies, flinancial abilit v
and personal Integrity made lim es
tceIemed (and appreciated by all who
knew him. %
JRcso(clvc, That our own Joss iake
uR more keenly sensible of' the greater
o1 sistaiiied by the imembers of' his
family, and that we tender to iemi
our heartfelt sympathy in their sad be
roep.voment.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon our minutes and a copy be
sent by our Secretary to the famidly of
Colon0l Childs.
next year Baltimore will celebrate th'e
completion ot its wvater-supply t.uintel.
The tunel is seven miles inl length and
about twelve feet, in diameter. Upon
the day ofinspectioni the water will be
turned on gradually at the upper end
of the tunnel amd flow through until
about four feet deep at tle lower end.
Several long boats will then be launch
ed into the mouth of the tunnel at Lake
Montebhello end, in which the >irty will
make the trip through the t unnel of
water. They -will he) propelled ;by
paddles or short Oars. I tend-I ig('s
will be placed oil the boats, and at1 the
arches, which will have been erected
where tie fifteen shafts now are, bril
liant lights will be displyed, and a
large uumiber will desiptaf ciuch shaft.
EveryA arrangement will be made -to
prev eit accidenIts, as 1t drowini g of
tile parties, which of coumrse, will in
clude the city fat hers, would he an in
alupicious opelning of the great water
works.
-The massacre ol lanksgvino
D passed 0 l1' u(lliet I!. There w as
nothing to iar the serenity of the oc
casion. The crusade ag-itinst tile ull
sp)cakablc Turkey went. oil' with 1 hu
rah. Thc inilkmnluiu, with i cho-eni
band of his umost personai l and u0st il
tiiate CULt-throals. waded ilto Ilt o.ar
nmage until theI lurid stil saalk Ie-low
the western hills. If lie sunt wasnt.
especcially lurid here on accoui of
the rain, it was cerlaiily liu'id to the
eopile on the of her side of the cloids.
Each wing of the eniemy was over
come, tad the breastwVorks were s-ti
cessfulhly sormned.-CoYeurier -Jou trda.
--Flinging an old11 sho0 after the
bride is a very prttty clstom, savs al
exchange. Yes, there is not li ng oh ijee
tionable in it. But this praciice of
flingiig a heavy boot, couiainin! the
foot of tile giri's fah1her afler a would
be bridegroom is a deispicable. fa1shioll.
It should be frowned down.
I WVILL have a lot of goodi youmn inm 1
and a few nice hxorces at N il'
stable, Winnisboro, S. C., for thle next ten
davs. Pe..'ons wishing~ to bny will d.
we'1 to examIIine miy stock be:fore pulrx!-as
ing elsewhere. A. WILLIFORD.
dec 3-t2x2
AGAENT'S SALE.
A S Agent I will offer for sxile, becforo
the court-hlous~e door in Wlisboro,
on WVednesdlay, tile 17th day ofl~hceimbter,
within tihe lcgal hotns. of saule, for cashl, J
thle following personal prop'rtv, to wit:
One bay horse, one t.wo-hors'.e wa'on.
one spo' ted cow and calf, one sm11 veaur
ling. Sold as the property of Morgan
Latta, under a mortgage given in firvoi. of
Manton Latta. J. B3. DAVIA.
Aegent.
Winniaboro, S. C., Dee. 8, 1879.
dee 9-t2xl
GREAT EXCITEMENT
--AT
PALMETTO hOUSE,
JUST ARlRIVED one of tihe finest ns
sortmnente of Liqu.ors inl tile Boro. One
Blarrel of Gibson's CelebratedI Old Netar,
1840; Three Barrels of fine o1l Ry Whis
key: 1st, Old Imperial Cabinet Whiskey,
9 years old ; 2nd, also, thle Mabel Bllo, 9
ditto; 3rd. Roaneko Rye, the oldest,18
ditto. Corn Whiskey of the best gradces
North Carolina Corn;Bweet en d Sour Mash.
of tihe best grades Also, Wines and Bran,
dies of th e finest brands, I have also a
notn let of Cigars andt Tobacco whlich I
will dis'ioso of at reasonable pricos for
cash only. Givo me a call, andi I wiltreat
youl right. Phlilaldelphia Lager Beer al
ways on hand from tile eelebrated firm of
Berger and Engehi. You can find me at
all times at the Bar under the Winnsboro
Hotel, next door to D. R. Fleiinikoen's.
Call and see me. J. O LENDINING.
aug 26,
CoinlOr & Chaldlor
HAVE ENLARGED THEIR STOCK OF
JEWELRY,
STERLING SILVER,
PLATED WARE',
GLASSWARE
AND
FANCY GOODS,
Making I6entirely tinnocessary for their
customers tolgo outside of Winnsboro for
any artieio in thleir line. They pledge
thmemselves to give advantages in regard to
e
VARIIETY, QUALITY AND PRICE
Extra Aine artleles which the mar-ket
willnotjutilig in stokj will be procured
61vmiortznte,
oot 4-3m
'pt~~Yo hiehyiA, 1 o r and
7 o4 als
t,, at.Tymmifvnr..r.. .:. ..... . .mmm
Dr.TUTT'S
Expectorant I
INM 'dCTS. AND3 1 BOTTLES.
Its propri-ti5- oro Domulcont, Nutri
coin ba1101t111 all thIooo Cttalities, it is the
vinrt 1ettiyu Lb i iU.q. 1 A hij1 _ever
olfrr to sttterura srua Lzcary
DR. J. F. HAYWOOD,
Qf Nevy York, voltattarily indormes it. #
-READ WHAT HE SAYS:
Dr. TU 'T: Now Yo k Fopt., 11, 197.
Di .r 'air--Dntbae this izir I v I id .an liutitdred
c i s if itig d sOt.1o0S. it tho I w.-r is oa ( the
city ulth c:ses v Iele 41 a v.sry Soe.er tyl.o. It w
tt..0omy .ttuit 10:i w .a ceriudin T'utt-s Lxpecturat
rnod I coiu it.) fitir ritso atIi its woundrvi power.
uItila.4 a p,1 .I tcl.. o1 twvot:ty :tnitrae i tnt lo er
kaawn a inelunu to not tiatl y savd with aucis
h, , ppy alt, eto. It ist attly suhiduett tIto naont violent
1itsof coktt,.hinalg to itinvis inbqy cined thto diseiass InI
a low ti.ays. I cheurfally laidorbo it n" the bst, lugtig
lanjed iie I ever lost J.
J. FitANUiS IIAYWOOD, M. D.
A NEWSPAPER PUB. WRITES.
Oab,, ..voliIng News, Auilsta. (Ia.
Dr.'rU'T: IDunr Sir-'iiy httlt, son, wats aitatiked
wuth iit-1uiiia it mter % *ich lelt him withi a
vitole:it couth, at ast d H te i It Ia l nonlth hinco.
for til i're- of winch I Mil k in )(dobleri oyour vatillblu
FI wt.rar-t,.t I hai tried toii t every Vtingli rteli ,
1nnlouIui , but nolits did aity inAi uniti il sittyiaur iCx.
wectoranlt.unW butlilu or wh tre v tae vouga
eutirely. Witia u4uy thauku, I Itam youras truly
*011N Al, WIt'OL.L.
Had torrible NICMT SWEATS.
hMonatihis. Fb., 1, ls1I.
Ur. TUTT: Sir-i havo boeut si.V.riulg lr niarly two
e rj wi lI ja ii3vero c t .tI:F. .t1111 I ertmiatelraced ta
ing yulr ExpZ 2Uii ant I wa~ roiditetit ton butid rti
caiti sil -e~a poun adi iiu wvel,jtt. I hid tricti ahntat,
overy dihi;a:n tnt t orriblo najlits CwOnia. Ihan titakom
haill ti'zen hott its. Thef Virh.aseish v e it ao,
thu ctili hn-; dic.ijipe:ared, at:d I hi voiiett itu-t
p 2utd sIl . I ecoimmilea it I-j ill y frnt ds.
With groa( rLkiVert, Wl.vERR IU.
IMPORTAiNT QUESTIONS.
Rentder, have you entight a coli ? Arp you un
b to ut I l I h phle'Ia rn 7 Ilavo otHitii irr;it
tit)Ili Iat ~ il 111iJ A ^sctt (it t jil i ~oilO
t he liit, wit llishort breatl ? Do youa lhavo i
11t of cotiigim. oi lyiagiloua It A rittiip pnin
ntwi i h l ) I a l it tI regioln of th licart, Miluoti
dteiiitil i1 i ?ic I1 bt,~ I'tis-~ i s take i ,
oilet althile- Iai itittn IjIIertturiiaI ilyo 'ii ti00a1
bo abtl. to rsa-it thapilegian. lii i m bor repeat
hihn t20,1orttait, p tc a lot ilrmi to t ie eel,take
cont i iOnt., 1ltig. wturki:lg tretely ; ay l.lbretll
i nt u tii1 bo we mvi ngf ii i a sttral snactier.
To parevv-nt a1 retiti of thiesotyttiptommt time tiho
Expecturia. w've .nlc1y.m.
Omion SS Murray Street, N. Y.
TJTIr POLLS
TUTT"'- PLLS
TUYa PILLS
- -U OMAC A NEA DAUe
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Cu .: ycsikCtt.
LBU.TY t BPnLLrsa
AREVM A "ET dTE.
.. Aub sta clr. I
an is rot atoeprin,3- S alr by rugt, or
OW W OODY,
. LBS.% . WAt B.ran fo sah
no 290 ' O the r oreW.
iR LL KINAR
APOargE lt the favoLrt brandi
>AE Auu t u. A. 0 .
rihg tatos, ur oo aui , Sou
od Hili s, ak
.e nt hi ano esh Mackier
, allind of ft. n rit' rIus, and ie
hasnels HEPFOe CSH
jo!JW IL DOjY
MR. . KI U ENED
)PPOit thaov W EsEaLiE nOUSE
k; A.- c Ln roA, o ., .
Ht'AS aorivd htelae Tst ok.
)otni severn atee frths ilig
Ean t Cheio a ndurtmeo Englihou asir
ineit mae buinesh, latesi styeg. Aso,
oeto flo tha ver oats, Wofe Fur Bea
cll amn Examinomy stcok brifore tprn
hing a~t~lwhie. nalfre ot
~r ould cmplain to s hisd fiens whtioy
n te c city.tros
och 4-3 Llr . Clmia ,
Aug A ee inin4 ou rntn, ane.
ix is o. Yrou pln Jle tIn
L> t ines ral Sie out expeo h at
Pftityve offre -fo thk0Wkin
vork. Yo *htj r ohn le n~ly
ce 'ryurfwat,0.and t h u
YELLOW PVETR-BLAE VOMIT
It ravtages of thlis
teri IblIe dise.asO., w1YII hh01 wIlt no dioubT return In
a inore innliant and virulent form In the fall
Inontihs of 1879,
MHitihL.L'8 IIEPATINE, a remedy discov.
ereil in Southern Nubia and usied with such
wolmelerful resut in South America where the
mnost aggravated cases of fever are found,
CntIM8 fIrk omtto to two ounces of bile to )e
tiltered or strained from the blood each time it
pisesM through the liver, as lon as an excess
of bilo exist5. By its wontlorfit action oi ti to
Liver nti 8toznetch the IlxPATINNq not only, pro
vents to a certaltity any kind of Fever and
itinek Vomit., but. also eu-es iHeadache, Const I
Paion of the Blowels, Dyspepia and all
Malarial dI tilsease.
No one need ter Yollow Fever who will
expel the 'alarial Pi'ton- atit excess of hile
froam the bloodi by itHing MitMtMisL'S lIATINK,
wi lle is sol bw alb l Druggists In 25 cetnt u id
$1.01) bottles, or will be sont, by express by the
Proprietors,
A. F. fIElRIM:L L & CO., Philn., Pa.
D'. Peinbeitoni's Stilllingia or Quecn's
Deoliglit.
RV,"The reports or wondrfulcures of lthouma
tism, Herfuta, K.ill, Rtheun, Syphilis, Cancer.
Ulicrs antid Sores. that como frotn ni; parts of n(
the oottitry, tiro not only relmtrkihlW but S O g
1n triaeulout is o bo doubted was it not for the
abittidatnce of proof. 8|
Remarkable Ouro of Scrofula, &o,
UASIN OF COL. J. C. BtANSON. Y
1(e~oros,Cs ., iPepleinber ill, 1871. 9
ORNTS :--or silxteen year I havo been a griat
urtiferer from Serofula in Its ino.4, (ilstressin
forms. I have been conttied to my roost n1(1
bed for iifteent years with uieronilous ulcern
tions. 'I Ito most aolproved remettles 'nr such
cemst- lnd been tset, and the tiot. -minent
p)hyAlelanis conmillt~cd. wit'iout any deckled
hmeit.. Th11Us prostrated, distrcs , de.,lond
I wa advised by Dr. Ayer, of Floyd vo0t
l.G., to coniee ifte soc of yotir Coitmound
Ext ract St illingla. Lan tioiet;is as intet.itmltelont
to desci'ie the riief I otdeined fromln the use o1
thme itillngia na It 1 ta conhvey') an ad(qktfxttl
Mden of the icietist.y of may suffering bearo
using your tdiClte ;itftelet, to Saz'y, I obal
doned all other rtein(dtes atul contit:ed tha itme
of your Extract of Mtiliingla, utiill I can ay
tritly "I a1t cured of all p' in," of ali disense,
with nothing to obst ruct, the ntet ive puiruit of
iny profession. More than el iht inonti h have
elapmed since thils remarkabo cure, withot
11n1y return of tIe disease.
For the truth of the above staternent, I refer
to any gentlenan in Barlow CountY, Ua., and
to ,i.h membera of the har of Uhcrolif' Circuit,
Wiho are ne(pmiltimd with me. I shfill over
romnala, wit.h thedeepest gratItudo,
Your obedient teivant,
J.U.151IANSON, Att'y. at Law.
A MIRACLE.
WEST PorIT, IA., Sept. 1 1870
GINTW-y diutghter' was tiake thn 11 te Wtl
dIy of .lne, 18d3, wit;l What wa!3 supposed to be
Acute Itheumatisn, and ws I reati dt for the
saino with no sitecess, in March, following,
pieces of bono l'egan to work out, of tle right
arm, and con titued to appene till all tie honte
frotta lhe elbow to the shoulder joitit. came 01.
Many pieces of biiotocantie out, of right foot, and
leg. 'I le case wis then pronotnced ono of
White Hwelilig. After having been conlined
about six years to her bedl, mill te c:Ase Cot
si(tteed hopeles, I was inducecd to try Dr. 1'em
hertont'sm Comaind1 Ext ract, eni hoilligi.'. andt
was so well atisfien with its effeel's that I have*
continued the use of it. until the presem,.
My daueghter wmas conlnned to her bed about
six years before she sat. lup or eve)) t urited ovo
wi! houl. hlp. Shle now sits u1p nul day, and141
sews most of her I lue-ihns walked noross tile
room. Her general health i nov good. and I1
believe sho will, as her limbs gain strenth
wialk well. I at.tribute it-.y recovery, with the
blessing of God, to the use of your invaluable
medicine.
With gratitude, I am, yours truly,
W. i. JI.ANTON,
WERT POTNT (Ia., Se t.. 10, 187m.
ONTS :-The above cert.1 fleuto o Mr. W. I.
lanton we know aLId certify to as being t.rite.
T*he thing is so; hundredi of the most, respect
ed eitty.ms will certify to it.. As much reference
can be given as nmy he required.
You rs truIly - o
CitA Wi'U El) & WA L Ilt, Drtiggiets. .
ION. 11. ID. WILLIAMS.
1W DR. PEilIH TON'S STILLINGIA i4 pre
pared Iy A. F. M3ititLL & Co., l'alla., Pa.
Sold by all Druggss.4 in $1 .1100 . lii$, or sent
by xpress. Agents wanted to canvass every
where.
seid for 1too)k-"Curios litorly"-free to all.
Mer'itelnies Set, to poor people payable in Instal
Ientits.
may 31
J T ARRIVD1
--0-- -
a
Four hnndrod pounds of Buck
w 'heat Flour',
--AL30--l
S A fine selection of Raisins, Cur
r'ants and Citron.
a
Granulated and pulverized Su-.
gars, and all grades of BroWn Su
gars.
P.EI. 11LENNIKiEN.
nov20
NEGo
'GOOD GOODSd~
CHEAP GOODS.
f
I'vE respectfully call the attention of
thepubicto . onr now lot of
Goods, andi retiuest an inlspoetion of them
before purohasinig. Our goods have boon
carefully selected, bought at bottom
prices, and will be sold as low ats they
can be bon gh from anybody anywhere..
We would call the attention of the
ladies to our line of Oloaks, Dross goods,
iFancy Goods, Hosiery, etc. A very prot
tassortment of Ties and other 00c
Goods. Laces, Edgings, Frillings, etc. in
GREAT VARTETY,
Our Gents Goods department is om
picto in every thing.
In heavy goods, such as Jeans,, Korseys,
Flannels, Hlomespuns, Blankota, &o., we
are full up, at the lowest prices,
SHOES! SHOES! I SHOES!!!
Como and examine our Shoes before
buying. Call and seo otar stock, and we
will convince ysu th:16 we soll goods as
' ~We aoragets for J. & P. Qoats'
- Spool Cotton, and Boldling ibros, & ICo.'s
g Spool silk---New York Prices.
NI cMASTEtR, BRXC1H & 00,
~'oot 7
oA month gurnteed. ii a day at
~pItal not tome w tlar n
it Woli al' tote
U o~hat. Tose gey
an seor thmselve. O on uft u ~t
rfi No i the time. Tes .lreaEatoi
a 1 l mib7 At
DON"I
YNTIL YOU
Seon my stoel yn rnifure. which
)west, and cheat,,tL, aecording to q
w s1upply of Chroimos, 1- ieturo Frm1
andes, Mlirriiors, &c. Furniture neal
Lumber and Laths for saio. I am
rketory. All order pronptly ttend(
'ilson Now Improved Sewing Machi
oct 18
SPOOL CO17ON.
ESTABITSH 'D 112.
GEORGIE A. CLAIK.
.00 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The distinctive features of this sp~ool
attc n are that it iis mlado from tho very'
I nes't
SIEA IS TLAND) CO TTOY.
II in fiihe.I soft as8 the cot ton from
vhich it isi mo; it has no waxingv or
rtitleiadlhfnisih to de'ceive the eye; it is
he si.rongest. smonotihest. and mnost elastic
owig~n thread in the mairket ; for nmchino
owmng it has no equal; it is wound on
W.IIT E S PO OL S.
The Black is the mo~st
JET BILAC(K
ver pjroduced in spool eotthn, beOing
lyed by a system patented by oursolves.
L'ho colors aro dye,'d by the
NEWV ANILINE PRVOESS
endoring them so pe~riect and brilhaint
hat dross-makers everywhero use them
uistoad of sowing ilks.
A (oid MIodul wasd awarded this sp)ool
otton at, Pairin, 187 4, for '"great strength'
nad "genoral excell mnoo" being the high
st award given for :<poo1 cott on.
WVo in vite comnp aris;on and( resp~ectfully
sk ladies to uivo it a fair trial antd con
ince themsoives of its supeoriority over
11 ethers
'o be had at wholesale and rota ilof
J. 0. BOAG.
JEANS!
EEANS, .EANS, JEANSI.
Kerseys, Cassimeros, etc. Flinest
ssortment we have ever had1( in stock,
'o salei at bottom pricea. (Come and
to convinced.
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PRLNTS I PRINTS !! PRINTS! ii
)ne hundred and f ifty pieces of choice
?rints-Pretty patterns.
S3IIOES I SIIOES!! SIIOES 1!!
A splendid line of Shoes and Boots.
TVo will soil at
B3OTTOM PRICE~S.
Persona niecding anything in this
hno ill find it to their advanutage to
apect our stock before purchasing
lsewhero.
J.1". McMASTER & Co.
*Liltest
70 30 8/
'BUY
HAVE
;
is one of the largest, hamlnsoIert
utnlity. t-o bo fo:und in Winnsboro. A.
nes, Wall Pockets, Brackits, b'lndow
ly ropaired at modoroe prices.
agent for a Door, Sash and Blind
d to. Also, agent for the Whecl.
no, and two others.
R. W. PHILLIPS.
POATU
ON8ON,LARK&IO
N'0 UNION S UARE
'MAs. _ NEW-YOR CITY.
Ayer's Cathartic Plls,
For all the purposes of a Family Physic,
and for ouring Costivenesa, Jaundice,
Indigestion, F out Stomaon, Breath,
.Headach, Erynimlas, Rtheuratism,
Eruptions and kin Diseases, Bil
:ousness, Dropsy, Tumors,Worms,
Neuralgia, as a Dinner Pill,
for Vurifying the Blood,
Are tle most ef
fective and conue
nial purgntive ever
!X discovered. Thev
are mild, but ei
; fectual in their
-- >er-ation. movn
the bovwels surelv
an without paitn.
Although gentlo
inl their' Operation,
they a0 still th0
-I most thorough and
searching enthar
tic medicine that can he employc cleans
ing the stomach and bowels, and even the
blood. In mnall doses of one pill a day,
they stimulate the digestive organs and
Avain's Pzzs.s have been known for
more than a quarter of a century, and have
obtained a world-wide reputation for their
virtus. They correct chseased. action in
the several assimilative organs of the
body, and are so composed that obstruec
tions within their range can rarely with
stand or evade them. Not only (do they
cure the every-dlay compjlaints of every
hody, but also forida~ble and dlangerous
dliseases that have bailled the best of
human skill. While they' produce pow~er
ful ell'ects, they are, at the mne time, the
safe.st and best physic for children. By
ther irintaction they gripe mneh hes
thntt osmnon p)1urgtives, and never
Igive pa'n when the bowels are not inibuned.
Threi*achi the vital fountains of the blood(,
andI strengthen the system by freeing is
from the olements of wecakness.
Adapted to all ages and conditions in
all climates, containing neither enlomel
nor any deleterious dIrug, these Pills flnfV
be taken with safety by anybody. Thexir
sugar-coating preserves thenm ever frerh.
and makes them pleasant to take; wvhile
being p uveable, no harmi canars
.PnEP'ARED nJY
Dr, i. C, AYER & CO,, Lowell, Mass,
Practioni and Analytic~al Ohemists.
80OLD BY AIL DR1UG0J1B EVEltYWillRUIt
PRELFSERVE YOURL OLD 110OKS.
E, R, STOKES,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTUR1ER
-AND
GENERAL DOOKBDINDER,
HAS moved oppsite the city Hal
first-class workmn, to o all kinds of
work in hia line.
BLEANK BOOK8S RULED to any 'pattern .
and bound in any style desired.
-My faoilitios and long acquaintance with
the bunsiness enable .me to guarantee
hutIsfiaction on orders for Blank Biooks,
Railroad Books, and Books for the use of &
Clerks oif Court, Sherifd, Probate Judge0 .
Masters in Equity, and other connt oM
cials. Pamphlt, Magazinies, .~s6
Newspapers and Periodicals and Ulnt
of publications bound on' the n~trt
sonablo terms and in the b m~tannier,
orders promiptly attendo4(b-kihj
Main stroot eposito no y-HallGO
SMITHS WORM 01I
ma momamt n