The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, March 09, 1880, Image 3
TOWN AND COUNTY.*
TUESDAY, March 9, 1 : : t 1o80. .
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE, .
The following is the schcdule of arrivalcs on r
the C. C. & A. Ita Iroad, upon the baus of Wash. t
ington time, whtch IF out, sIXteen minutes
ahead of Winnsborot t'in. y
GO1N( W 'ITII. r4
Columbia............10. a. in.........10.48 p. . e
Blythewood,....i....11.4& a. In.........11.41 p. m.
Itidgeway.........,11.59 a. in . 1.oo p. in.
Winnsboro...... 12.30 p In........12.81 a. l.
11lack8tock.... .....1.9 p. m...a. In
Chester.............. 1 19 p. in....,.... 1.41 a. m ti
GOIlNo SOUTH. O
Chester .......... . 1.22 p. in......... 2.41 a. in. y
1ilackstock........ 2.10 p. ......... 8.16 . in.
W inntiboro..... .. ..6. p. ......... 8.57 a. in. s
1idgeway........ 8.20 p. m... 4.29 A. m.g
lythe wood.. 8.188 p. in........ 4.48 a. in.
Columbia.......... 4.20 p. in......... 580 a. in t
New Advertisements.
Strayed-Jay E..Green.
Irish Potatocs--The John H. Cath
cart Company. .
V Lost, on Sunday afternoon, b
between Morris' Hotel and the resi
dence of Mr. Jas. Q. Davis, a lady's
cuir-pin-gold. A suitable reward
will be paid for tile same if loft at this
office.
Bleak, ch)illy March and Novembern
are the two worst months of the Year N
for thoso suffering with glmnonlary
diseases. Keep Dr. Bull's Cough
Syrip near by and such sufhrers will
be able to brave the rongh weather
without danger. Price only 25 cents a
bottle. *
Fairflold granite is acquiring in
creased reputation. Mr. Robert a
Crawford shipped eight hundred dol- i
lar: worth to Mr. Viet, of Charleston, b
alone, besides filling orders for Coluin
bin, Augusta, Greenville, Nashville n
and other places. Last week granito NV
for a monument was sent to St. Louis. a
The stone -is of the finest quality and
the supply inexhaustible. n
t(
The Columbia lRegister of Saturday
contained a report that Mr. Charles j
Nownham, at present engaged in n,
painting our market steeple, received tl
a
severe injuries a few days ago from aa
fall. We are happy to say that this isa
a mistake. The rope slipped and. Mr. n
Newnham did receive a slight fall, but ~
unot enough to injure him or incapaci- ~(
tate him from wvork, .
LOCA L BuRFS.-Monday was a wet
and gloomy (lay with the people in a
town, and very little business of any h
kind was done. Although there was e'
not a great deal of rain, still it.will (do P
much good ini the way of hatetning
vegetation.a
The fruit trees, believing this to be i
an "alleged winter," are at last bloom- i
ing out inl some localities. The plumi "
treeR seemi to be unusually backward 1
this spring aind to possess very little b
vitality. We 'have heard it stated ti
that the dry winter~ accounts for tis "
fact.
The gardens find grain patches about g
town are beginning to present an at- ui
tractive and prom ising appearance. n
The fly does hlot seonm to have damag-- e
ed wheat and oats so seriously as was
at one time thought to be the ease. 1,
*A few of thle citizens of Winnaboro, ii
who wvere so fortunate as to receive sl
the gratuitous tickets of the~Charlotte il
*Chamber of Commerce, took advantage Ii
of the opportunity to make a visit to si
that thriving city just over the border. p
We have no doubt that Charlotte pos a
sess0s many adyantiages and induce
ments to business men, and her mer
chants are taking the right way to ad
vertiso. There Is nothing like seeing ~
for yourself.
Nor.as FRoM MONT XO ELLo. k
A Pleasant and Suocesful Entertainment
Something About Some Extraordinary
Oranite Beods. ali
[rnoM OUn n1KonJin coDnEsPoNDENT.]"j,
MoNTICELLO, March 6.-Last night,
according to programme, the good pj
people of Shiloh had their successful ft
entertainment, and, judging from the -
data in my possession, must have re
alized a large sum. Although indis -
position prevented my attending
which I greatly regretted=-yet I have tc
faithiftl rep)orts, anid can say that the '
two charades were admirably peform-!
ed, the actors fully realizing the spirit 01
*of the pieceft Where all did so well a
it would be Invidious to make distine- 'E
tions..-. A first-class "spread out" wvas t
Y
made, and all feasted to satiety. Son- In
ticello sent her bevy of fair delegates, lfo
and-but the old saw goes, 'self-prcie,
is hialf'scandal," so I will take it out in la
thinking that our delegation would bi
have done to'represent us anywhere. fl
.The latter part of last week Ijaunted IV
out of old Monticello, and viAlted that P~
"prince of noble fellows," Capt. Jas. hi
P; Maefle. While there, enjoying his ' ti
"old time hospitality," I forgot that the
old South Carolina ways haid been
changed for new ones. He carried tla
the to lee that sing(ilar and eurious sc
ten-acre rook. .After a pleasant ride
thropgb a eefpre.t af$ magnificent ri
oaks fof a We61Wmhi. reidence, I w
ay ved ai tab1e 9fsolIdgespitq roolc, ei
vering an area of over seven a'cree.,
t first love), then gradually sloping, I
nd flnally desconding precipitously to
lie crook, which is about sixty ftet
Wiow the rock level. The surfce of 1
his granite is covered with lichen, I
hich in summer assumes a beautiful
,reon, and the soil around -the rock
as a growth of cedars, with the yel
nW jaseminie climbering uponl them,
elfle all around may be seen immense
oulders of granite, whose weight can
nly be redkoned by tons. While
iding over and around this grai.te
rmation, with the Captain, two trains I
f thought meandered through my
ind, the one romantic, the othor prac- i
ical. The first-What would the
,oung folks of the Boro give to have
liis rock a1s an objective point in tivr
vening walks? The rccond-If this
nienso surfaice of ro'ck, with its nil
or associates, were near Charleston,
ow they could be utilized in building
10 jetties now erecting in the channels
this granito-splits easily and straight
>r many feet) and of what value the
Dck and splendid oaks' would be to
te proprietor! I think if some of
our Long Tow n and Wateree River
3aders could see the acres of deaden
led timber, once noble old oaks and
ickories, their mouths would water.
It was not very far from the Cap
in's residelice that that famous rock
f great weight moved a hundred
irds of its own accord and caused the
iedding of gallons of printers' ink in
)reading before the public the scion
fic discussion between Mr. J. W.
ndso nt, of Mount Zion, and the Rev.
dwin Cater. The rock remains-Mr
udson and the Rev. Mr. Cater have
)sscd from earth. Sherman burnt
1o files of the county paper, and the
3y who read the discussion. and sided
ith "old J. W.,"is now
SENEX.
HYMENBA L.
MARRIED-On the 19th of Febru
ry, at the residence of the bride's
lother,- M'. S. N. oINDERSON, of
owberry, to Miss M. ELLA MILLINGO,
r Fairfield.
''TWO MEN AT SANDY BAR."
yaterious and Hostile Meeting at Sand.
bar Ferry According to the Code -Two Uni
known Warriors--Two Harmless Shots.
(From t.he Augu,.ta Chroricle March. d.]
Some dayR since it was whispered
round that Mayur May had received
i anonymous note warning him to
3 oil the lookout for diuellists in this
.cion. As nothing definite or re
)onsible ws indicated in the commu
ication, no steps could be taken to
ards preventing an improbable duel,
id but tew persons knew anything of
No nmatier.
Yesterday afternoon, however, Iu
tors began to fly about town relative
a duel at Sandbar Ferry, between
Artics unknown, and at. night the air
'as laden with speculation and lumni
mus conjecture. Nobody knew any
ting definite, hotel registers failed to
test any suspicious personages or
airties in town, livery stable keepers
id hack meni wverec in thie dark, and
one of our city surgeons had been
illed upon01 to act in any~ capacity uin
r' thie Code. From' a gentleman,
owever*, who had dr'iveni by the Fierry
the afternoon, it was leairned tha't.
ie colored ferryman had himself been
witness of bona fide though blood
As .proceedings by thie river about
ulf-p)ast three in the -afternoon. Ac
>rding to tile ferryman's account, a
sirty of gentlemen drove up to the
ver about eleven o'clock in the morn
mg, and alighting, began to loiter
Jout and enigagedl inl some pisto01 prac
ce. An hour or so later they wore
iled'by anlother party, making in all
x persons; who comnmenlced a consul
tion which proved to be very lenugthy
id earniest. After two hours had i
een1 consumied in this way, prepara
ens were inaugurated and prelimi- e
aries instituted for a hlostile meetimei. I
hue ground was measured ottf oii the<
eorgia side, within easy sight of the
rry$eing about one hundred yards
p tihe river on a p)lateau andi unider a
ated sycamore of this section. Ac
>rdinig to the ferryman, tho combat
its took positions, onie of them shloot
tg at the word, thle second man nim- 1
ig some seconds and deliberatel y fir
ig. When It was found out that both
lots had missed, seime further consul
ition was enigaged in, when the prin
pals, advancing toward each other,
stened to the -reading of a paper,
ook hands and rode awvay. Th e<
irties were unknown to the ferryman I
ad evidently were not from Augusta.
:ore the matter rests, so far as the
liblic is concernied.
FASTING IN LJENT.-TheO .Methodist
kes quite a business-like view of tihe
atter of fasting during Lent, as indi
ited by the New York market. It {
Lys: "If any one will wvatch the mar
Its a little d'uring Lent, and remem
3r that millions of people are piretend- ~
g to fast for forty days, he illh prob
>ly ask hi mself why these people con- -
nut to participate in this hypocrisy.
here may be a very little fasting, but a
ere Is not enough to produce any im- i
'esson onthe. -eneral aggregate of
od cosmd.Ig s flesn imd more
111 is eateni, wvhat possible1 religIous ii
tiue can this change of diet have? If E
Is mere a farce, why pretend to
aiiutaini it? It would certainly be
efXi that peop)le wvho habitual ly eat
o much should recstore thie balance by
rty dlavs of moderate eatinlg. Bluts
hat If t'he market fail to dlisclose any-i
lng more than that people wvho stufir
themselves wvith meat In January' (
e stuffing themselves with fish hin
Ibruary? Not less than a million of
e fasters draw supplies from New
ork markets; any real fasting on so I
t'ge a scale would appeat In a sharp I
11 of prices."
-A Paris omnibua, one of the very
'ge three-horsed kinds, recently 0
-oko exactly Into two -pices. The I
'st half went off' with tile drIver, a
ho was unconscious of what had hap- '
med. The hind part remained pols
I onl Its two wheels-IL. is not said i,
iw long-but all the passengers had 1,
rne to get'down. Fortunately there
ore but few. Only one was seated
the exact middle of tile vehicle, an
ti lady, who, wheni the divisioii oft
e omnibus occurr~ed, was deposited.
rnewhat suddenly on the pavement.
-.-A young lady being askedby a e
ah bachelor, "If not yourself, who k
oul you rather be?" replied sweetly -
d tneoetl1' Niotar. tri9y.d
'TI q Poople have been so mut i
ml)oscd upon by worthless Blco'1
uIrIflers, that vo are glad to be able
o recommend a prelaration which can
)e depended on as contilning Invalua
Ale medicial virtues. and Is worthy of
h'p11)1blic confidolenel. Aver's Sarsa
)arilla cures, whon anythlug can cure,
be diseases that requiro an alterative
nedicine. *
-A recent discovery at Pompeil
,vas that of a birdseller's house. The
mbedded skeletous of nmmerous birda
'Vere dug out, also largo quantities of
:arbomized millet seed, hiemp seed and
L species of small bean, which had
>een the dealer's stock of bird food.
-Iow to acqtuire shorthand--fool
tronld a buzz saw.
IISIK PDOTATOi
NOR SALE at the store formerly ocou
pied by McIntyre & Desportes:
A few barrels of Irish Potatoes, various
lualities, at S1.25 a bushel, by
' THE JOHN II. CATHOART CO.
N. B.-Btisiness hours: When the
loor is open. moh 9-tlxi
STRAYED.
N 22d of- February, from fopkins'
Turn Out, a dark brown mare
nle, with a' white spot on -- the back
aused by the.rubbing of the saddle. When
ast seen sho va traveling towards Kil
ian's. A liberal reward will be given for
ker recovery. 'JAY E. GREEN,
,-rner of Assembly and Lady streets.
Columbia, S.C. mch 9-3t
R.- JOSEPH GROESCIIEL, of the
L house of Sugenheimer and Groc
oel, is now in New York, laying in a
upply of Spring goods in great variety.
ook out for him when he gets back.
r-F you want to buy obenp goods and
L good goods, call at the store of
ilesrs.- Sugenheimer & G! oeschel, where
'ou will Ind a full supply of everything
isually' kept in a first-class establish
nent.
1880, SPRINGs 1880.
P. LAN DECKER & BRO.
innounco the receipt of a large ae
sortment of Spring Goods in the
. very latest desigi-s and Nov
elties, rnd they offer the
following goods as
low .as any
house
in the '13oro.
Wool Bunting in all desirable shades,
Prenoh Bunting in Black and Navy Blue
he handsomest ever brought to this mar
cet. A beautiful line of
HAMBURG EDG1NGS
In entirely new designs, with Insert
ngs to match.
SPRING PRINTS
Just opened and ready for inspection.
iall and see.
NOTIONS
Of all kinds and of the bost quality
Lt the lowest possible figures. Call early.
A large stock of Gents'- Furnishing
hoods for the Spring trade. Call and be
suited."
SHOES.
We would call the attention of the pub
io to our large stock of Ladies', Gents',
'lisses' and hildren's Shoes, which we
re now disposing of at a remarkably low
,rice. Give us a call before you pur
ihase elsewhere, as we feel satisfied we
an suit you in quality, style and price.
TRUNKS AND VALISES,
Wo will sell our large stock of Trunks,
ralises, Railroad Blags and Satchels at old
>ricos, although they have advanced ful
y 25 per cent,
AN EARLY CALL
Will repay ladies. We ask you only to
omo to see our stock and toh hear the
irices, and if you do not find It to your
dvantage to buy, we will not ask you to
lo so.
P. LADERKER & BRO.
' UR present stock of Winter Goods
Jwill be sold at extremely low rates,
a the season Is about ever. Whatever
on may want, give us a call before p,ur
basing elsewhere. &GRE JIL
BuyV Notions, White Goods, UoeIle9
id. dallcoes at the corner store o fJ.
f. Beaty & Co.
Remember J. M. Bleaty & Co. ma~ke
specialty of the Bay State Standard
crow Shoes, at the store on the corner.
A nice stock of good Laudred and
Tnlaunidried Sbtirts. Collars, Nckwear
sc., at J. M. Beaty & Co.'s corner
Lore.
Elegant Cashmeros, Momnie Clothg
Vorsted, Alpacas Dress Linings,
rinolino, &c., at E1. M. Beaty & Co.'sl
orner store.
You will fid Uleache Goods, Sea
stland Goods, Domnestics, Tickin'gs,
s.orseys and Jeans at the corner store
f J. M.Beaty & Co.
Groceries of all kinds, Candy, Crank-.
rs, Tobaceo, Crockery Woodenware,
lows, Cutlery, Shot, Powder, ete..
iways in stock at the corner store of
. M. Beaty & Co.
J. M. Beaty &Co.areoselling Cloth
ing, flat., Rubber Suits and Shoes at
>west cash prices.
New Goods of all kinds continually
rriving at J. M. Beaty & Co.'s, on
e corner. -
rF yon want to buy ohheap goods, and
Lgood goods call at the store of Messrs..
ugenheimer & Ghroesobel, where yeu ill
ad a full supl of ever$'thing usually
ept n a irtr- a s establishment.
--Me you' suieritio
NOMINATIONS.
FOR 81ELtIFF.
Messrs. 10itors: As noninations are in
order, permit us to present the name of
OL. JNO. B. DAVIS ns a candidato for
Shoriff at the ensuing oloction, subject.
of courso, to the action of tho Denooratio
primaries. MANY FRIENos.
FOR JUDUE OF PROBATE.
Messrs. lditors : Please anyounce the
present incumbent., J. 1t. Boies, iJtdge
of Probate, as a candida p for re-election
at the onsuiDg election, subjeet to the to
tion of the Democratic party at the pri.
maries. By so doing you will oblige his
14 MANY FlIENJ)8.
FOR SHERIFF.
Mess's. Editorrs: Please anoiin (Of
J. Preston 4ooper as a caldidate for the
Democratic nomination for sheriff at the
coming election (subject to the decision
of the primary election) and obligo iany
friends in the
SouTWERTiBN POnTION OPYTH COUNTY.
deo 1
FOR COUNTY CO31NMI IONEI.
The friena i of' Mr. James Q. Heron, of
Salem, respectfully nominate him for the
offico of County Coinmissioner at the on
suing election- -subject to the notion of
the Democratic primary.
jan 17- td
--fTi'xS UR-XNC1'~-AGENCY~
-OF
JAM1ES W. 1AW.
20 the Publie:
Why not insure your property? Seo
the cost. of a per diem explense:
Daily cost -of insuring $1,000 at 3 per
cent per annum is only 8" cents.
At 2A per cov.t. per annum is only 7 c
At 11 per cent. per annuimi is only 4 c.
At I per cent. per annum is only 2J c.
At per cent. per annum is only 2 c.
At per cent for 3 yearn is only 1.88
At I per cent. for 3 years is onty 1.w) c.
At 1 per cent. 'or 5 years is only 0.c8 c.
At '' per cent. for 5 years is only 1.1 c.
Dwellin gp in town or countri, detach
13d, insuralle at the following rates, viz.:
7or one year J per cent.
For three years 14 per cent.
Fu five years ' per cent.
Barns and contents, gin hol-es, baled
vtton, store houses, mer,-hanliso, n1ills
tud churches insurable at adequate rates.
[ represent only the very Lest coipa
nieq of'long experience and wcll establish
3d character.
JAMES W. LAW,
0Agent.
nov 22-GrAi
COME AND SEE
TIE
B E,AUTIFU L OODS
AT.
OCRmOa & Ral1os.
ver at ches, Jew elry.. Of tjll .i1escrly-~
tions, Sterling Silver.nd( *Patedware.
Carvers, Bread, Tale and Pocket
Kn ives.
Fine China and Glass'Te-Sets.
GL,ASWARE:
Pitchers, Preserves, Goblets, Turn
lers, &c.
FANCY GOODS:
Vases, Toilet Sets, Mugs, Cu pa, &c.
Lamps and Lamp Burners whsici: make
accidents impossible. Violins, Bows,
Strings, &c.
jan 10)
BUY THE
OLD "CAVE'' CORN
WHISKEY.
This is the simon pure article,
seized and sold bythe United States
Government. T1e regular "moon
shine."
U. G. DESPOR~TES.
Souppernontg Wine at $1.50 per.
gallon. Delightful for Xmas.
U. GqbESPORITES.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Sahales,
Bridles and Harndss.
Call and examine.my stock before
puirchasing elsewhere. -: 8atisfaction
guaranteed. ~ .D~~TS
dec 23
1IjRESH Garden Seeds at the
U C orner Store.
J. M. -BEATY & CO..
SHaving essolatedc ourselves together
for :the' jurpose of 'cabilt:d on the
GROCERY'AND SUPPLY TRADE,
We beg to inform our.frlends and the
publie that wvehaveo on-h~and a full stock
of Cofr'e&.Sagai-A. Flour, M1olasses,
Buckwheat, Hams, Catmied Goods, etc.,
together.wlth Bacon Meal, 8lbges Nails,
and all. ouch artleles ae are k'equi -ed by
persons desfrinjc advances.u'
We are also peatrd ofurnish first.
class Gulanos at$l pres.
IR. C. GOODING,
'.ILLOT
jb 54
GROCERIES.
A NEW Flupply.of Family and Plai
..tion Groc erica.
J5 bblH. Choico New Orleang 'Molam
30 bbls. Choice Cuba Syrup, beside ot
grades.
Jackson's best grades Family .lour,
ALSO,
A lot of Patteut Family Flour-the b
in the Boro.
SUVAR.
All grades, from the highest to
lowest.
COFFEES.
Peaberry (something now), Rio
Iava. Also Parched Itio and Java.
-PIAOWS
Bought before the advance, and ot
irticles too nuierous to mention.
sold at the lowest possible prices.
D. R. F.LENNIKEN
feb 28
GREAT EXCITEMEN
AT- -
PALIETFTO I[O USE,
JUST ARRIVED one of the finest
,ortment, of Liqurs in the Bor(.
Barrel of Gibson's Celebrated Old Nee
18410; Thrveii Barrels of ine old Rye W:
Icey: I tt, Old Imperial Cabinet Yhisk
) years old; 2nd, also, the Mabel Belli
:1itto; 3rd, Roanok e yo, the ollest
:litto. Corn Whiskey of tho best gral
North Carolina Corn,Sweet and Sour Mr
>f the best grades. Also, Wines and Bi
lies of th e finest brands, I have als
in', lot of Cigars and Tobacco wli<
will dis',os of at reasonable prices
mtsh only. Give me a call, and I will ti
you right. Philadelphia Lager Beer
ways on hand from tli c.-lebrated firn:
Berger and Engell. You can find n
ll times at the Bar under the .Winnsl
Hlotel, next door to D. I. Vieiiii-ioi
0all and see 1110. J. CLENDININC
aug 20
FRESH MEDICINE. &C., &C.
CUBE1 CIGARETTEs, Ilostetter's
ters, Mimmun's Liver Regula
kkiignolia Balm, Hoyt's Cologne, Cap<
ind Porous' Plasters, JIarter's Iron To
Dpodeldoe, Royal Bailing Powders, Tf
intg Rings and Tooth, Sha-ving. Ki
itair, Cloth and White-Wash Brui
just received by
feb 28 AIoMASTER, BRICE & C(
COME QUICK
COME QUICK I COMIE QUIC
COME QUICK ! COME QUIC
AND BUY STOCKINGS.
AND BUY STOCKINGS.
Ladies', Misses' and Children's H
Ladies', MiBSes' and Children's H'
WILL BE SOLD
W.LLL BE SOLD
Cheaper than over heard of.
Cheaper thatn over heard of.
Half Prico, Half New York C(
Half Price, Half Now York C<
COME AND SEE.
COME AND SEE.
COME AND SEE.
McMASTER, BR'ICE & CC
feb 26
SALE STABLE
I'O THlE CITIZENS OF FAIRFIEI
1I. HAVE established a Sale Stable
WVinnsboro, and am prepared
sell stock stock on very accommiod
ing terms, either for' cash or on ti
tuntil next fail for' negotiable pap
Persons wvishitig to) buy or swap) v
Jo well to call on me before purch
I will also pa.y the highest cash pr
or
CORN AND FODDER
Delivered at my Stable on Congr
Street, located one door south of1
Uadd building.
jan 20 .A. WILLIFOR3
.-Pav vyoranherfedan.
THE WORLI
L. WILSON SEW
e1, in workmanship is' equal to a Chron,
her ed as a first-clas Piano. It receive
nnd Cet)nild Expxsitior s. IT SE
01or machines. Its capiety is unli
MACHINES sold in tho United Stat
others. The WILSON MENDING
of repairing WITHOUT PATCHIN
est W E. WILSON SEN
CHCAGO, I
the - IWM
uld
All
tsn,
th
l h i of i
lilet
SELOOA COTTON.
'OS th8sroget Amotetnd o'.lsi
o iThred inte are of t i n
sewmgt it r hat oe it is w(13foun tonvr
JET.IS N BLCTOK
Ite ise proneehd int stioe cotton being
enlde in t o erect ndE ii
theatrnessak erateveywher moseltem
In o sewir n si ke
Aeit Got Med as n warded; i i tvtis oo
sesete awroducgivno spool cottn en
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oetor Watch, and as .egantly finish..
'I the hifrhest awards at the Vienna
\YS ONE-FOURTH FASTER than
mited. There are more WILSON
es thnn the combined sales of all the
ATTACHMENT, for doing all kinde
G, given FREE with each machine.
VING MACHINE COs
L -i., U . S. A,
ES
TE u E RATOI
OHNSON, LARKago..
IMASS) F.W-YORKQC1TVT-f
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
which ia at once
-agree a , bl e,
healthy, and ef
fectual for pre
sor- ing the
hai Faded or
grak hair is soon
restored to its
original color,
with the gloss and fresgnss of youth.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and baldness often, though
not always, cured by its use. NothE
ing can restore the hair where the
follicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain cau be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of foul
ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will provent the hair
from turning gray or falling oIl, and
consequently prevent baldness.- Free
fromi those deleterious substances
wvhich make some preparati ons dan
gerous, and injurious to the bair, the
Vig9r cnn* only benefit but not-harm
it. If wanted mndrely for a
HXAIR DRESSING,
nothiing else cnn be found -so desir
able. Containing neither 9il nor
dye, it does not soil white cambric,
and1 yet lasts long on the hair, giving
it a rich, glossy lustre and a gratefu
peirfume.
Prepared by Dr. i, C. Ayer & Co.,
Practieal and Analytical Chemisata.
LOWELL, MASS.
JUST
05 BARitLSBuist's selooted Irish
Potatoos, 1 car-load of White
Seed Oata, 1 car-load of Limo, and a lul
stock of selected
GRIOCER1IES.
We are agents for the following br.mnd
of Guanos: Paltalpco, Lowe's Georgia
Formula, Acid Phosphate, G. Ober & Sons,
$oluole Amnmoniated Super Phosphate of
Limo and Dissolved Bone, South Caroli
na Phosphate.
Give us a call, and we will give you
BOTTOM FIGURES.
3. F. McMANTER & CO.
jan 29
LITTLE SPEEDY
PIRST PRJDMIV'M AWARDED AT TR
GEORGIA STATE PAMR.
For Cheapness, Siniplicity and 2
Durability this Sheller stands withu
out.a rival.
PRICE, ONLY$%. 00.
E. S. DESPORTEJS & CO.,
Agents, Rildgewayv,80
For Saleby '
U. G. DESPORTES
Wunab6od &b
dec 28-8mos
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