The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, February 24, 1880, Image 3
TOWN ANP COMMrY.
TUISDAY, Februiary 24. . : 1 180.
-Tri-.wlcekly edition, four dollaris pet
01nn1)ui, in' advatte; weekly edition,
two (o0t11'e. l1nd lifty ceits peruanniull?
in l wiaiaoe. Jiberall (iscoilt to club.
of' 1ive and upwardsi.
SXrteis or A)v ErI istN..-One dolliti
perl Inch for the first insertiott. ap ad
fifty , cents per inch for eaich ulisubc scl
isul'tion. These rities ajpply to ill ad.
vertiseienlt.8, of whatever nt liv ee, and
nre p)ayable st.'iet 1y ill adviaie. Col.
tracts for three, six or twehe m)onhllm
mutde on very liberal temis. Trai.
silent. local iotices, .. fteeni ceits per
lino f'or the first insertion and sevenI
anidi onie-hailf cents per line for ech
subsequlnt insert !oil. Obit uaries and
tributes of respect chlarged ais adver
tisemlents". Simuple ainluncevinents or
1rliaes an(d deaths publih41ed free of
chlarge, anld solicited.
All colm1mulnientions, of whatsoever
liatture. !Wullld be4 a1'lddessed to tihe.
Winn1sboro Putblishi-.g Clpu
WimIsboro, S. C.
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For Sheritf-Manv rIend(l..
Gordon Ltiht lufitry-T. It. Kceh.
In, Secretary.
We are requested to state that the
Pev. T. WV. Alellicamip wvill'hold reli
gious services ut. Bufitllo Bptist
liirch, in thi couity), on the second
Sunday ill March.
Mr. DuBose Egleston has been .p
pointed postina-ter at this place, ill the
place of'the late T. D. Oxner. Mr.
Egleston is well qualilied for the posi
lionp and his appointmnent will give
universal satisfaction. ,
At a recent concrt, it.was the sub
Joct of remark-in what fiue "'volce"
the singers were; in coiinending his
gocd judgment, the reader will pardon
us for whispering that he alwa s re
commends Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
for clearing and strngthOniig 'the
voice. For sale by till druggists.
Price 25 cents. *
'LoCAL BRIuFs.-There wereservices
in all the churches ill town on Sunday
moring,"'
Cotton sold at 121 cents in Winnsbo
Yo oil Saturday - and Monday, wit'i a
firm market and anl upward tendency.
About thirty bales wece sold here. on
Saturday.
The Legislature adjourned on last
Friday, and the diffierent itembers have
have returned to their respective
homes. Re)presentative Galllard, of
tipaccaime upl fr~om~ Columbia on
A Inmber of gentlemen from the
Rock y Mounit section . bronght their
cotton1 to town the11 lttero par't of last
wveek-somie of thiemi comning inito town
onl Filday (evenling and1( spendinig the
nighlt. Tihe farimers in I imt part of the
county must cer.tily 'be in a vei'y
prosperous condition, when thiey are
ale to hold t~heir cotton back from
mallrket uintilI this .season of~ the year.
It is again the season of the year for
the robbinis to appear in our. tmlist;
and for 1he inst two Wveeks'large nuiul
bers of themi have been seeni around1(
town. TVhey seem to make annual pil
grimnages to this par~t of~ the couintry' in
February and March, remaining for a
fawv weeks and thewtgoiig ofi'for aniothm
er year. It seems to be a favorite sorti
of amnusemlenlt to shoot thorm, and on
all sidies may be heard the gun of the
j uvenilec sportaman, But the nutmber
of' robbins does not seem to be dimin
Mibond~ay was a national holidagh1
over the land, it being the day get 4Uar
to celebrate the birth of George WVash
ington, t he father of this great country.
The 22nd( of February is the annaiver
sary day of' Washington's birth ; but
as thalt camefl .on Suniday this yer
Monday was the day 'observed. Ac
cording to custom, the National Bank
at this place was closed. Outside of
tIs, there was no0 unuIsual demonstra
tioni in Winneboro: and we suppIose it
is only in the large cities that any spe
cial attention is bestowed upon the
day. ______
T HE SPECIAL, SEss IoN.-The, follow
lug is a list of the acts anld joinit resolu
tions passed at tihe recent special ses
sioni of the Legislature, omitting those
of a purely local naturle:
-Act to authorize tile City of Colum
bia to fund its debt.
Act to amnend the General Statutes re
yarding service of appealt in trial jus
ce' ourts.
Act to extend the fence law to the
lower township of Rhicliand, andh to a
portion of FaIrfld, without an elec
tionl.
-Act to amend an) act .to extend tile
thne for tihe redempzim of forfeited
Act to amend the Act to jirovide for
the iunding of the bils of the Bank of
tihe Sta.MO
Act to amend an Act for the Amnding
of the consolited debt of the State.
Act to authorize the consolidation of
the Augusta, Knoxville aud Green
Wood Railroad Coinpany of ti State,
and the Augusta and Knoxville Rail..
road Company of the'tate.of Georgia.
Act to amend the provisions, of the
; Ilovised'8 Satutes regardig the qpuIlo
flcationis of Jurors.' '
Act to amend the Act for th6"Spro.
teotiont and preservation of us'entl api
Act to furthier amiend the law regard
Ihy the drawing, empeneling and teri1
-0ofervccofju os..
Aeti to amed the Act regalatigtII
-nit.. solitorsi. at .tohe sessions of ti
ene~ral.Ass~cmbly ud to define- tfie
ttks..
Act. atuthdrizing the county commii
Sioners of ally county to )Orm, lit il
person or boAiy corporate to colistrut
imialaitin andoperato n. telephlone ii
or. lines aloig any public i. highway
their respective counties.
. Act to iiiak; ap)propr1ations for legi
Aet to - ritisc supplies for tie ise
year' be4gining .Novemberht 1, .1871).
SAct to theilltitto the completion
the Bluc Ridge Raisrond.
rTRIxs FROAo MOVTZCe1LLO.
The Flourillng Academay--*rho Croi,s a
and the 'rosp.ect. of thia Farmxers- Ti
Lii.eK' 74 IM idetnnay ,odety'.Y A Very 1len
&tin aed 'rolitablu iom IRnaing.
(F1.<oM OUlR ( N'O RE-:POND-.'.T.")
thi. eisirU P llOIIniet of [44) vihag~el
ca/mno cu'rrentp. I svnd vonI a .
beli o i. wa! :.rivln Jin' olin o i l1
c itm:ry V. !,r < Th-am's Jell'c rOnz 1,
!uede 1dsotn aont '
I but it * .4: ~as .' a(i a * mIa
inl his vanda Il ea ival ill-t do- i h
which perioy: .. en. .10f16-;0l
hald asi-,inl the! earlyI ing.e.- t.:f!
selt'-soverciguny, to Creet4t. Alihhunig
tho bnilding is gonie, 1 Ihe ademlly sti.
exists, with seveity-four pupils at thl
present tine, and is fostered wit
much care and interest, by th ladie
and ge itleiiC of the place and Vici
age. At soie future lime I will ci
deavor to give to give the early histo
ry of this academy.
W1it hill a mile of this place there is als
a flourishing colored school, averagllt
a daily littelndallc Of Over ifty pup1ils
conducted with pailee and coiscile
tiousness by.the eflicient teacher, Mi
)V.. I. Tr-app.
'Tho'farme'rshave gone largely int4
the purchase of fertilizers, havi'ig las
yvar made the .largestcrop, as at get
Ial thing, that - has been made a l
galthered for nmny 11 and imanly a year
ill op0 instance, twenty-two bales 0
cotton to ,tie mule, with Ineat anm
-iread enough for - tli, place. As
Collloil tliig,- nine bales to the mule
with'small grain *and corn enough
wts the.crop last year. They are nom
bu)oyant with 11pe, for the future) ye
exercise caul1tioln in the outlay of mone;
and the Inalagemient of their busincsf
To sum up---their -con-cribVs are a
home, and not at file diflertcit railroal
depots. Labor, althouighi not abund
ant, is yet. good, and as a general thii
equally adjusted. I think the cause C
its not beinug abundant is that alnos
every 0c1has eXLeided his operations
eiflarged his acreage, increased hi
mn11le power, cleared nlew-ground, ant
ta'<en inl ulds heretofore uncultivated
I hope to be able1 to give you good at
lbounits of' the1 cr'ops this Sumieiir, ani'
still better inl tile fail.
11ere I have seen coloredl. peop)le i
t'c chulrchi gaul'ery, joining ini worshi
with thic white cougregation, and1( hav
seen1 colored wVomen~ plouirhiing in thi
11ields of their whitecemployers. Thecs
areO healthy signs.
In the coIlurns of your' paper, 80om
giving an1 account of an1 enmtertainmenll
givenl under01 the aulspices otf thle Mor
tieello JLadhies' .Missionmaryv Society.
can1 inw give you the result of thu
pleausanlt effort. .A fter all remitt ance
had been senthin by all the. parties
l'romi the dliffeent pa)irts of the bounid
rvi liniiits, this Lad ice'A'.adciationi c
fLonticello, althougoh simalili iunmbersi
made thle s'coin hirgest re'lintitance 0
the list-beinig e'xceeded -only by
sister aIssociationi in the large city c
Charleston, with a~ much larger. roll C
mem'ilbership;) Not satisled ithI~ thi
(1whenm does womanil weary in wvel]
dig)thley have organiized ai dimoc
reading, and1( on last F'riday night Lii
first reading was had(. T'he large pa11
lor' of that, hiospittable gentlemnan, Nh
J. Murray Kirklmnl, wiaii fillied to ovei
.flowillg, and the entry'humd also to b
occupIied. '"Rip1 Van1 WVinklt9' wa
read,'111amtaterward'(s there was excel
kent music on the piano11 and theoguitar
wvith delightful singinmg, by Mrs. E. I
ScottI, of' Chat lanooga, Tennii., ass8istati
in the acemy1i~~ , Miss Pautlince Scot
and Mrs. Rabb. T1heon we had pleai
ant anld genieral conversationi. Mr'o
E. P. Scott iread tihe l'oet Laurent
Tennyvson's Enoch A rden so beautiful
ly and withI such e'flect, that when shi
camne to EnIoch's praye r and1( afterw lard
to his melssage to' be delivered1 b
Miriam Lane,-after his death, many
hanidkerchiief was 'silently ear'ric<
to theo eye. After this had been real
again good music and14 sweet singin
and a genleral, soclial conversation, anl
tially prayer was offered uip by th
Rev.. Mr. Lu po. And on the near' al
pr'oach ef' tho "<little wee hours o.
nlighit" all retired for home, and thu
ended one of the most enjoyable assen
blages of the good people0 of MonLeeO)
ho and vicinage that has occurred fe
some tuie. These readings are t
conitinlue for' some time and to coin
off er third Friday. Judging thl
ihturIe lromf tile past, many a del ighi
f'ul Friday eveilng we will hav<
From what-I have said, you may we)
suppose that dime~s and nick<
change will be scarce in these part
unmtil the treasurer hanids over the cori
tents of that box to Mr. Robert Lupo
Iln exchange for a large greenback bill
Last, buI :ot least-bdes Or'tfOllows sul
stantias-oh I the pretty girls. Juidg
ing n'om what was seeni Friday night
old Monticello and lher' neighbor'hoo
are hayd to be equalled in an exhilbitio
of beautithl and lovely gIrls. Dlu
enough for *. - SENEX.
- LIFE as A ,E 1AUiE.-Only who
. we ay'p in thne enjoyment of all ou
faoultiesand in poerfect health. Thi
den .ouly be when all the impor'tan
'orga'ne of the* bo~Iy are pertormlin
their Aihactions proper'ly. The live
la mbre liable to get. out of order tha
any other n'am, and .produces mnor
4nile~.o~'ct. A dose of Dr
'Plsoccasionally, wvil
)ias gone Wrgdg. Sold "by all du
grts ofa~ r W.1- ikn
Ir ---- FOR INE IFRIP, 1.
Mes rs. )A4tors.As nonlinations ar in
s order, poripit us to preseut tho namo of
CJL. JNO. B. DAVf-4 vs a ciandidate tor
e Sheriff at the eu'utiug electiOl, subject.
n of course, to the action of the Dornooratic
primaries- . Murr FnIoNS.
s
..WANTED.
1 0LD Iron, such .as old eastings, old
ploww, wrong: iron, &c., for which
good prices vill be i-aid.
W B. CREIGHT.
feb 24 4t
ATTENTION I G. L. 1.
A Tvi'i- an'extra mceling in- Town
A' Rall this (Tuesdiay) evening at 7J
o'clo"".,
1,v order:
T. If. KETCHIIN,
febl Secretary.
r TIP TO MY Ol?1DER.
nn 1 flips D1-rg Sfns-e 04'
M. A. 1. tv. ! AKN
h~renooi..
.Jnualy 27, 1881.1
J. A BOYLEs
jai 2U -xtd *J 1lge of Probal'to.
JUST
t
5 y BARRELS Buist's selected Irish
-00 Potaitoes, I car-load of While
f Seed Onts, 1 car-load of Limo, and a Iul
Htouk uf sulectd
GROCERIES.
t We are agents for the following br.nds
of Guanos: Patapsco, Lowo's Georgia
Formula, Acid Phosphate, G. Ober & Sois,
t Somuole Ammoniated Super Phosphate of
l Lime and Dissolved Boho,' South Caroli
na Phosphate.
r Give uf, a call, and we will give you
f BOTTOM FIGURES..
J. F. MoMASTER & CO.
jan 29..
1Buy Notions, White Goods, 1losieryA'
- and Calicoes at the cornier store of' J.
1 M. Beaty & Co.
a llemembdrel JT. M. Bleatyv & Co. make
7 a specialty of' the BayV State Standard
a Screw Sho~es, at the store on the corner.
A niCCtc k of'good Lanie d and
Unansried Shiirts. Collars, Neck wearl
&c., at J. M. .Beaty. & Co.'s cornier
t store. -
L Elegant Clahmeres, M~omie Cloths,
- Worsted, Alpacas, D)ress Linaings,
I Crinoline, &c., at J. M. Beaty & Co.'s
t corner store.
You will find Bleached Goods, Sea
[sslandi Goods, D~omestics, Ickings,
Kel~rsevs nad Jeanas at the corner store
of J. l.JBeaty & Co.
Grocer'ies of all kinds, Canidy, Crack
ercis, Tobacco, Crockery~ 'Woollenwavire,
s Plows, Cutlery, Shot, Powider, etc..
-always in stock at the 'corner store of
. J. M. Becaty & Co.
J.nM. Beaty & Co. are sellin~ Cloth
mg Iats, Rtibber Suits and 8 iaoes at
* lowest cash prices.
PRESERVE YOURL OID BIOOKS.
E. R. STOKES.
- BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER
-AND
-GENERAL300EBDINDER,
~A ove opposite the eity Hall,
whertclsarc. he is fniSly propai'ed, with
i rtcasworkmen, to do all kinds of
[w ork in hils line.
I BLANK BOOK8 RULED) to any pattern
,and bound in any style desired.
My aclitesand long acquaintance with
th uiess enable me to guarantee
a satisfaction on orders for Blank Books,
- Railroad Books, and1( Books for 'the use of
,Clerks of Court, Sheriff.. Probate Judyes
Masters in Equity, and other count eff.
nials. Pamphlets, Magazines, Musio,
-Nbwvspapers and Periodicals atnd all kinds
-of publications bound on the most rea
r' sonablo terms and in the best manner, All
' orders promptly attended to.
a ' . 1R; 8TOKER,
a Main street, ojpposito now City Hall, Co.
lumbia, S. C.
et2t.
se* l est5e
*UU5~f~NSi OrI. d
rMAO H NdE0.
-150 DEGIRES FIRE TEST..
Ereomnend the V.BBT4L
-la O.1LsasA sfe iluminator,.M It
as eler andwhiteas wae eOnseqet
t Gtes a brilliant light *#h 'ov lttil
odeor, Try it. -.The ion is l e te
* evr. . . K .4t RE~r C.
NOMINATIONS.'
FOR JUI)Gi 61i' Ji63 E.
Me'ssrs. Editors : Pletae Ianr*Ioui 0: the
present incime)inUt, J. It. .ioy.lce, Judge
of Problto, as a candidate for :re-election
ait t clluil-g lection, sulb jp(t the no
tion of the Democratic party at ,the pri.
niaries. By so doing you will obligo his
14 - MNFax.is.
FOR SHERiFF.
Jkmur-s 1A4Ijor: Picase atinioun o.m
J. Pvreston Cooper as a eatdidate. for 1 the
bomocratic nomination for Mhtriff at the
coiting elcotion (subj ectito the doecisioln
of the primary election) aind obligo manly
I'riend1s in llho
Sou-rntiririnN pORTCON 61F TiL CoUrti.
de 1)
FOlt COUNTY COMMISSIONEl.
'The ftlezds of MJr. Jaie4 g I!;eroni, of
Silem, respect fully nouiinatei. bim lor tihe,
olfico of Contity Ommissioner at the oil
iling "c-etionl -subject to the atl ion of
the Democratic primary.
jin 17 Wi
COME AND SEE
TIME
iEAUTl!FUL (D
AT
-F INE" Walnnt. Clocks, GolId anld Sil..
ver Wiles, Jl(wel-y of ill dezreVip
tionis, Sterling 6ilver alid Platedware..
CUTLERY I.
Carvers, 11read, Table ad Pocket
Kiives.
Fine Chn and Glass Tea-Sotsq,
GLASSWARE:
Pitchers, Preserves, Goblets, Tun
blers, &c.
FANCY fa0D5:
Vases, Toilet Sets, Mugs, Cu >), &c,
Lampls iand Lamp Buni's w i make
accideits impossible. Violins, Bows,
strings, &c.
Jai 10
FRESH ARRIVALS.
ALL SORTS OF NICE GIOCEIUES
AT DONLTS.
Fresh Angusta Floutr, of all brands, Fresh
Buck wheat Flour. Kentucky Dried Beef,
lBreakfaist Strips, New Mens Mackierel, New
Miss Shad, Fish in all si zed psckages,
suitable for plantation- use. Puro Lei
1,ard in cans, buckets andi tui, seed nnd
-Eating Irish Potatoes, Garin Reeods; etc.
-ALSO e~'
Steel Plows, Col~ei &a L s x
Boxes Chewing Tobacco gr d
cents per lb. and upwvard.'
-A LSO
.A largn stock of Ligors~ Wines, and
Oigars. Give mle a call
de 1WO tihe Corner'.
TURESHI Garden Seeds at the
U C orner Store.
J. M. BEATY & CO.
GOOD GOODS,
CHEAP GOODS.
WE respectfully~ call the attention of
Vthe public to our new lot of
Goodd, and et'ekuet ni irtsp etion of them
before purchnsamg Onr gods have been
careful ly selected, bought at bottomn
p~ricies, and wvill be sold1 as low as they
can be .bought from nnybody anywhere.
We wonl call thie attention of the
tadles to onr line of Cloaks, Dress goods,
Fancy Goods, Hlosiery, etc. A very ret
tyassortment of Ties auia other Neok
Goods. Laoes,.Kdgirigs, Frillings, otc, in
GREAT VAIETY.
Our Gents' Goods department is com
plete in every tiling.
In heavyfgoods, such as Jeans, Knaiseys,
Flannels, Atomespuns, 13la1kct,
arc full up, at the lowest prices.
SHOESz SHOES!? SHIOEShh!
Comoc and examine otW Bhoes before
buying. Uall and see our stook, and we'
wil convine you that we sell goods as
cheap as anybody.
$*e' We are agehita fbr J. & P. Coat.'
Spool Cotton, and Behlitg lIro,. & Co,'s
Spool lsilk-N~ew York Prices.
McMASTER, BIIICE & C~O.
LITTLE SEEEDY
Corn Shler.
lItST PR~M*M-AWAR1ngD AT TIlE
OE0ISGIA STATE WAIRt.
For Cheapness, -Sirnipiity and
Dutrabilit this Shellerstaitads with
out a n va.
PRICE,' ONLJ! $5.00.
R. S. DISPORTE'S & CO.
Agents, RI exa~gy, 8. 0.
. GDECSPORTE8
000 0-0200
JUST RECEIVED!
UST RECEIVED I
JUST M4CIVArED I
A New Invoioa
- OF
Whito and Coored Emibroilrerie
aid Edgiigo at
EXTRA LOW P 10ES I
A n early call will Iapy ladi. n.
AVu ask You only to -.. it)
Reenu
'le p>iet- 1 and.1 if yI
do 11t finI it to your id
Vantat to biy, we wi'i not askC yo-u
to (I sO.
P. INDERER & BRO.
Job 14
FIRE INSURtANCE AGElNCY
-or
JAMES W. LA W.
'Ilo the APub~e.*
Why not insure your property? See
the cost of a pe diem expecnse:
Daily cost of ianurinxg $1,000 n' 'l per
cent per annmis only111 8) oents.
At 2 per coot. per annm is only 7 c.
At 1~ per cent, per nnmun is only 4 o
At 1 per cent. poer annIuII is only 2$ c.
A t per cont. pier nunu is only 2 e.
A t per oent for i yearil is onlyi 1.88 e
A t I per cent. for 3 yeors is oniy 1.36 c.
At 1 por cent. for 5 years is only O.88 c.
At '2 per cent. for 6 yea~rs is only 1.1 c.
Dwellings in town or coulntrv, detach-.
ed, insurable at the following rates, vir..:
P'or one year i per cent.
For three years 1 4 per cant.
For five years 4 pecr cent.
Barna and contonts, gin houses, baled
cotton, store houses, nierchandise, ills
and churches insurable at adeqnate rates.
I represent only the ve'ry best coin>a
hIes of long experience and well estabish
ed oharacter.
JAMES W. LAW,
nov 22--on Agent.
5ALf SABLES.
TO THlE CITIZENS OF FAIRFIELD:
I IIAV1' establshedn a, Sal table at
i WI nnsboro, and( amf prepared to
sell stock stock on very accommiiodat
ig telrms, eithier for ash -OIor ont time
until next fall for' iegotiable paper.
Persons ishing to) buy or awayI ill
do wvell to call on' me beforeo purchas
in esewhre.
Will also pay the hIghest ensh piIce
4coRN AND FODDER
f~livered at my Stable on Congress
Street, Iocatedl one door south of the
Ladd building.
jan 20A. ILtLtWOJU.
NEW lALE ~IIllt DESK
AND
ROOKt A~ik)COptSt1s
ONE~ of the handiest and mnosbyV u
tar in ventlons of "tncden tinos, a~in
be attached to atly arm-chair without
trouble. Price1 $84O *$8.00 and $2,60.
F~or rrtieuiaa ldress
.McBIL1b1E SMITH, Ao-r.,
Wnnsboro,8S. C.
JAn 10'-tt
FREE
THE WORM
WILSON SEW
in workmanship is eqal to a Chron<
ed its a first-clhs- Piimo. It receiv<
n111(n C(ntOnniial x'\pf)tiors.. IT SE
ofher mahilles. -*tenlp)eity is ni1i
VA( HINe i'S sold in the United Stat
1ohersm. The WTLSON Ml EN DING
(f re(poiring W.IT HOUT PATCHIN,
AGENTS) 80
WANTE } SON S
Cm! Ae o, I
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0 -0
06
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SPOOL COT .1
- EITAISij .1 112.
%MAR 5K
GEOIRGE A. CLARk,
801.E AGICNT.
4.00 BROALWAY, NEW YORIX.
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The distinctive featnres of this, spool
cott"' arc thlt it it' male from the very
SIA I SL AND COTTON.
It is finislhid soft as the cotton froml
wh.ih. It, Is Ilade; it hIns nto wixil(g or
a1ttineimi Iinil to deceive the eves;, iis
the strongest, lnoothest and tflot elastic
8ewign thread in tie market ; for machine
8owing it ha1s no equal; it. is wound on
WIIT E S PO OLS8.
The Ilank is
JRACT J iT C K '
ever 1yroduced. in1 Spool cotton, being
'Ivd >. a sys;tem lmtinted by ourselves.
'ro colors are dyed by the
NEW ANILINE PRIOCESS
rendering them s0 pefect and brilhant
that (1res4.4makers1 ever3 w~hero use them
inisteadl of sewinig silks.
A (Gold Medial was n-arded this spool
ootton at, Paris. 18h7-, for "great 'f rnt'
un ld "gecralFt excelle.ne" binig the high
est it wnd, givent tor spool cottun.
Wea in vite 'l copat ison end resp~ectfuly
aisk laidiesi to giro jitl fair trial and on.
' n ci tlemasulvc. of itsi supelriority over
T1o be hadl at wholesale and retail of
J. 0. 1DOAG.
BUY THE .
01D "CAVE" CORlN
WIIISKEY.
.This is the simon pure article,
seized and sold by the United States
Government. The regular "moon
shine."
U. G. DESPORTES,
Settppernong WVine at $1.50 per
gallon. Delightful for Xmas.
U. a. DESPOR TES.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Saddles,
Bridles and Harness.
Call and examinie my stoek before
purchasing elsewhore., Satisfaction
guaranteed.
dec 28U. G. DESPORLTES,
GREAT EXCITEMENT
i,--ATr-.
'ALMIETTO IIONSE.
JUST AiRIVEDt obe of the finest as..
sortmente of LIqu.,rs in the lDoro. One
Blarrol of Gibson's Celebrated 0Old Nectar,
1840; Three Barrels of inoD old Pi e Whis-.
key: 1st,.Old Imperal Cabine6,Vhisky
9 years old;i 2nd, also, the Mabel Beolle,9
ditt; 8rd, Rtoanoke. 1t0 e, the oldest, 18'
ditto. Corn Whiske o rthe bes rades
North Carolina Corn weet and1 Sour Mash.I
of the best grdos. Ai5o, Wines and Bran,
dies of the ihost brands, I have also aI
finn lot of Oi rs and Toba'een Whieh I
will dis)fof at reasonable rilces for
cash only, Give mie a call, nd Iwill treat
you right. Philadel ha Zaer Deq 'ual.
ways on hiath from teo .4orated Aa'p of!
De rer and nel Yoi7 catndndue at
al e-tthe lr und e ho Wfnabo
Hotel, next. deer? to ID It le~akne
Call and seo me. dJ.OLfA 1NDIN ,
s~ilga 20
SUF SVERION
RENOWNED
ING MACHINE
>mloter Watch, and as -ugan tly flnish.
1.tho highiest awprd ..a.t the .ienna
WS ONE-FOUR1T e1?ASV-R4 than
Mite;d. - Tlero aro . more WILSON
s.thanl- 'Cofthbined sales. of -all tho
ATTACH1MRNT, for . doing-1hil. kinde
J, given IEE with eac.h mchine.
ING MACHINE COs
LU., U. S. A
.
TrATIQUE
.0 F-AY0R
OHNSON, ARKat
S30 UNMIN SQUARE
'MASS. N PEW-YORK CIT-Y.
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
- For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Ervai
pehis. Rose, or St. Antbo
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases of . the
skin, Ulkerations of the
Liver, Stoiach. Kidneys,
I ungs, Pimples, Pustules,
I loils, llotches, Tumors.
Tetter. Salt lthenin. Scakl
Ilead, Ringworm, Ulcers,
Sofes, liheumn11tism. INeuIralgia, Pain in)
Chlione0s, Side and Head. Fenialo
Weakness, Sterility, Leucorricea, arising
from internal ulceratIon. and Uterino
disease, Syphilltle and Mercurial di.
eases, DroUpsy, Dy1)spepsia, Emaciation,
General Do bity, aud for Purifying the
Blood.
This Sarsaparilla is a combination of
vegetable alteratives -Stillingia, Alan
drake. Yellow- Dock - with the Iodides
of L'otasslun and lron, and is the most
ellicrielous medicine yet known for
tho diseases it is inte'ided to cure.
Its ingredients are so skilfully cdm
bined, that the. full alterative efleet of
each Is assured, and while it is so mild
as to be harmless even to chikhen, it is
still so effectun as to pirge out. from the
system those inmpurities and corrupjtions
wiche develop ito loathsome disease.
Tihe reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, anad the conflidence which
prominent. phpyiciuas aill ovei- the coun
try lrepose in it, provI their expdrience
of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its vilrtues' have
accumulated, anud are constantly being
received, and as many of these cases are
publicly known, they furnish convincing
eviilence of tho superiority of this Sar
saparilla ovwr every other , alterative
mememe.ue So generally is its superi
orit~y to any other medicine known, that
we need do no more than to assure the
public -that the best qualities it has et
possessed are strictly maintained.
- PaRP.RD Di -
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
P'rc-s tmnd Ansalytical Chemessta.
soWLD B ALLDRasa ETW Ra
NEW GOODS.
EtIGHT Barrels, New Crop Now
Olans Molasses.
ALSO,
A Fine Lot of Sugars-all grades.
Jackson's Best Family Flour.
I[ARDWlIARE,
Consisting in part of Multi anit
Horse Shoes, Nnls, Ttrace Chamns,
and
Red Rust Proof Oats, Fresh
Cheese and Macaroni, Raisins, Cur*
rants and Citron, CHEAP FO1
CASH at
GOO~fNG & EIOTT,
Having associated ourselves together
f'or the puripose of' carrying oni the
GROCE~RY AND 8t7PPLY TRtAnE, ,V#
We beg to int'oi'm oitr fr~oddhs and tk
public that wvohave on l4dd Atilsto~
of' Cofre 4. 8tuusy1in' 'O1pO
Buckwheatti~~i01Gb~
togethor with Ilconl M
and all athartjelesa
We aro also profrc
class Guao 10s tfiIac#'i {