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RA1LRtoAn SnHnuLt.-The trainq Sthe Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta liroad reach Winnsboro as follows: Day passenger, porthward,.1.28 p. in.; Southward, 0.10 p. m. Night passen ger, northward, 12.16 a. in.; south ward, 8.59p. a. Day freight, north ward 8.65 a. m.; -'southward, 12.40 p. m. Night freight, northward, 2.88 a. i.; southward, 10.85 p. in.-This schedule is onl the basis of Washing ton time, which is about fifteen minutes ahead of Winsboro time. New Advertlsements. ' Hurrah for Our House-J. Clendin flng. Masonic Meeting- G. B. McCants, Secretary. Sherfi 's' Sale-J.' D. McCarley, S.F.C. Te State Senate, by a vote of 17 to 9, has decided that Senator Jeter did not lose his seat. Dr. R. B. Hanahan has moved his residence to the dwelling formerly oc cupied by Mr. Wim. M. Nelson. It was Mr. James C. Hoffman .who was accidentally wounded las' week. His foot was amputated on Monday, and at last accounts he was 'doing as well as could be expected. The next dime reading of the series will take place at the residence of Mr. D. R. Fenndken on to-niorrow (Fri day) evening, at 7 o'clock. -A good programme tins been arranged. and all should go out and enjoy the evening. Mr. Clendlihdig ats a new advertise ment he this issue to Which we Would cAlt your attention. Ile has a flle 't.. of liq orf, ei::ars. etc. us d it .,,00 Ale hungry inl 1he1t.ije..10 dav give h01i a call. Fromn his long experwiencu he will be 8u4v to give sat Isfaction. The ladles of the Eplscopal Church desire to hive a festival and hot sup per on Wednesday, tme 22d inst., for the purpose of repairing their church They earnmestly-solicit time -assistance of tremubers of other chnrches andl of th pubIlic lin general. Articles conmtribuited umay lie sent to Mrs. - Blrown'' or M1rs. D~r. ltbertsoni's on the mnormnimng of the 22d. Nriw SawiNO MOC!ItN .--Mr. J. 0. Ilong, the aigemnt at this place ihr the New D~avis Vertical Feed Machine, has jusnt receivedl at now supl~iy of thmese excellenmt nmachiines. At the Siudney~ Internmational ExhIibition, in, 1879--80, the jmudges awarded~ the first prize to the D~avis machine, after a contest that extended over six months. Stilt bet ter speaks the, fact that Mr. Bong hias sold over two hundred of them in Fairfld counuty. Go and buy. Scnoor, hixETN.--ly atn oversight we stated bi Saturday's issue that the trustees-of School District No. 14 had called a meeting of the taxpayers to be hlcd on Wednmesday. It should have been Saturday, thme 11th instant. ' Tme meeting wilt be held In the TLown Hall, then, at ten o'clock on Saturday .morning. All taxpayers should at tend, assit devolves ,upon their to de cide whether or not a special tax shall be levied for the purpose of carrying on the public schools in this township. *Let none stay away, and afterwards criticise the action of the meeting, but let all go out and express their aentiments freely and openly. A PAntPUR AOCIDENT--Late on Wednesday afternoon Mr. A. W, Br'own, while riding upon his bieycle, was thrown offoro it and fractured his right leg about six inches below the knee. Both bones were broken, this making it a very painful fracture. The accident occurred nearly in front of Mrs. T. D. Orner's, and Mr. Brown was carried thence to his room inm Brown's Hfotef. It seems that a mound or rise in the sidewalk caused the bicycle to topple ever, thus throw ing Mr. Brown over the top of thq maehine, with his whole weight uponm his leg, We hope the aeeident Is not so serious As at first appears, and we know that the sympathy of the whole sominwity is with Mr. Brownt in his psinftml aflietfin. . ~,os~t A FATAL, AocmDa't.-Just as tiso up~ passenger train. of Wednmes. day was movingr off ronm the depot, George Kennedy, a (coloredl man, at tempted to get aboard of it,-but foii .dowim between the car and thw pld fomof the depot, He was struck once or twice by time cat' andc but for the -ptp assistance of Mr, 8, 1E, M ~id and others the man would imns ffrhave met wilth a horibie d'eatrp '1$ shar he a warnming to alhl p'erses ntot to .try suet. a reckless experinmet a. to. attempt to get aboard aMmm inmotion.. We have fe queptit noticed seig of'the small boy slbt .hits andt eollweid, trite - fegtent the depot, jun'ipinuge ea@t o4 thra.ora Jiita theyav * na 'd a ft k0u4 0* ibiiyfehNld 6 mi d ir boste -ofrenen WhAt say out' 'ity fatbers,?"._ ____ Most EtZeroion Anus-S.-Mesers R. J. McCarley. apd U. C. .Bacot, of Whensboro, were arrested and brought before United 8taLes Commissioner Stoebe. yesterdav mornhg. The com. plainlt gainist these genitlenlei wak . rought by 0one 11ienry 'John1kson*', it negro, who charges Ilhem; with nlei'leci of dut v.. After hearing the evidence, Commulssioner Stoeber aeceptd the parole of Major lHarry Noah, a United Sitatus.ofeers'for.-.theappearance 01 ir. McCarley,- amid the latter genmle, mian gave boidl for the appearucoe of his associate l0riay mmorimiug. We (I the above fromn the Colum bla Repistek of Wednesday. It will be noticed that the instigastor of. thesm arrests is the' notorious and villainous Henry Johnson, whom we have f'e. quently had occasion to mention ini these- columns. It has been knowi for some time that he was contemplat. lig something of this kind, for there is nothing too mean and dirty for hii to dd.t Let our people remember thh nity that has been' perpeirated upon these gentlemen, and let tne "whirligig of fime" .biig about Its revenges. Nothing will be made out of these trials except to convict Hellry Johnison of pe-jlry, as the charge brought is ridiculously false. Henry :Is getting into deep water. REPORT OF -THE TOwN eLER.-The following is a report of the Town Clerk and Treasurer for the months of October and November: Ot. 1-1-Ba1. per last 6tate ment.............$ 21.28 Ot. 1-License for circus, 60.00 Oct. 28-Tavern licenses.. 886.85 Oct. 81-Petty flues and licenses ............ 28.00 Oct. 81.-Taxes in Octo ber................. 110.90 Nov. 1-Itent of market.. 39.00 Nov. 81-Petty flues and licenses ............ 60.00 Nov. 81-Taxes In Novem ber................ 686.55 1,872.03 EXPENDITURES. Oct. 2-Police for Septem ber............ . $6 75.00 Oct. 2-Lanp-lighters for September ......... . 20.00 Oct. 2-Extra police...... 16.60 Oct. 30-Work on atteets. 18.90 Oct. 80-Police for Octo ber............ ..... 76.00 Oct. 80-Lamp-lighters for October ............ 20.00 Nov. 5-Boarding prison ers ................ .. 5.10 Nov. 5-Naw street lamp. 8.00 Nov. 16-Keeper of clock, 6.00 Nov. 16-Extr0 polce.... 17.75 Nov. -lpargro-f T ,w ll '119........ 25.76 & 00.............*. 11.62 Nov. 30--Police for No venme'6. I4 .....a 65.80 Nov. 30 - Lamp-lighters for Noveum r...... 20.00 Total................ 407.42 Balance.. .....'.. .......$964.61 ?'Il LAW AD GAL'NST DUELING. Full Text of the Bill Iecently Passed by the State Senate abed Lukely to Berdome, I A Bill to define the of'emmce and. fix the punmishmenit of duellimng. Be it enacted by thme Snae anid [louse ofI Represenzttives ot' the Stait ii' S4ont h Caromlinar, now)I imet andm sit. llgin G.enmeral .Aatetibly, amid by the Rthoh ofei~ thI~ e 8iLIlle 8mvriox I. Whmi*Ver shall fight a dnel ini thlia State, and JAil persom presenit, aidinmg amnd abettinmg inm such duel, as seconid, friend, or counmselh to either Srincipal, or othmerwise, shiti! bede~nd uityof atfmisIdlneaniiors amid, upon conviction, shmall be funed not less thana one hunidmed deollars. or imnprisoneod inm thme State peniitantiary niot. leasn than six montihs, or both, at the discretion of the jndge. Skth. 2. Wheever shmall1 kill anothmer ini aduel, or huifliet wounds upon him from which he shodld die within sIa months fromt said( duelh, andu all per. gense p'esent, aidinaror abietting in such duel, as second, friend, or counsellm to either principal, or othmerwise, shall be deemned guilty of murder, and, uipen conuvetiona, shall suffer the fmun ishr ment of death, Ssc. 8. Fromt and after the passagi of thmis act all memobers-ehected to thm( General Assembly, and all officeri nlow required to take and subscribi the oath prescribed 1ff Article 11, Seo tion 80, of thme Counsttuidi of- thi State, shall, in additionm thereto, tak< the following oath before 'enterinm upon the duties of their reapectivi offices, to 116 admdfdserd in like mani mner as the oath ncfv regulired 2 "I di solemnly swear (ci affirni, as the casi may be,) that I ave mnot, sinde the ls of.Jrniuary, A. D. 1881. engage'din la dttel within or without the 8tate, eith er . as prinacfput or seconud, or beet present thereto as su frIend to eithem ene of the priffcipais fu #fdi duel, am that I will unot durinig the t~rm of of floe to which I have been elected (0: appointed, as thme case may be,) en gi ini a duiel as'(Hincpal, or aid and be in such duel as second, or flriend, tA eiher pincipal or other wise." .. Ti w Iehshl be added 1mn the ease of al offfcers charged with the preservaiom of the peace, the ilowing: "Amnd: wflf, to tihe extent of thy ability, emn force the pnalties patteribed by. law ag~uinst dulingmj, and will not tall t< bring t~o Jstice all violators otf the same that ma come' Witin my vies or knowiedig." 8Ec.-4.- nmy failure or reft~st1 t< take time fomeofong'enth shall disquairi thme officer or member of the LegisA ture so renssing, or. fallini& frbim eni terring upm (lie duties of its offie which sIhl thereupon be deence< vacant, 'HE rgnlrmont flif munication C wifl lbe held at Masonlin fail thi (tIanrslay) e'venkm4. at '7 oWelook. A 'ful attendafee fa ested a therrrwifl bc al oleoi ion . f ouhcerR. G.- A. Me &NTS, dee O-f? 83.ovetary. r. Lt/I. 'I'IHE buliding. Kcnown s MarIs' Hotel I now oeu'iipiedt by Mr John Gladl .! reeted, I wall ofSr for sale, before 4:10 ourt House doo in-. Winusbom, I. 0., on'jho first Monday in January next, betwetn the legal houts:of W, ti following desoribed prope~ , to -' . All the right, title an.l .nturesto ol6n A. Frser in that tridt o )An4 j a'l being in (lis 'ouItt R; r4 bput one 111 ni ortbieis (if the tow n-i W11n68 boro, ei itiiaii'ig seventy (7.*) 6 1tic, intro or la.ia boundeild by lands ot';D. Fwenn dken. V. E ider and Hienry L. Elliott. 6)lod it thy bait of .1. F. MoMaster- & Co. igainst John A. Fraw r. 'i erni--sCeh 'J.- D. McOARLEY, She-rifr-, Offlee, ' d. V.. V. Winn 1bbri U., I)eo. 0; 18t< Hlrah for -Or Ouse -0 01, YES! OH, YESI T HE STONE MOUNTAINCORN WHIS 1 KEY has come and is -still- coning. If you want good Whiskey and good segara, call at EJLENDINING'S HO USE, next door to W. R. Doty & Co. He keeps the best of everything. The best'Nathan's Old Cabinet Whiskey. The best Gibson's Whiskey.- -The best Ten Cents Segar The best Five 'Ceuta Segar. And, above al! things, the best Dinner foi 40 cents. And if you come into town between V aid I o'clook, and nre' hungry, call at Clendining's for a drink, and -he will iet up .a free lunch for you. Clendining keeps if nioral.and a quiet house. deo 9 Damage& GoodsTi -0 THE FOLLOWING GOODS WILL BE SACRIFICED For the reason that they have this day been slightly damaged. 1 Piece Black Caslifmere worth $1.00 at 60 cents. 1 Piece Black Cashmere worth 85 cents at 60 cents. 1 Piece Browi Cashmere worth 70 ceits at 46 cents. Thiee prices are t gr6at deal less than1 we 1(d ihr thein and are HON EST BA LGAINS. McMASTER, 3RICE & Kit!Itik dee 7 A NE.W KIND 00 WAT(OH CASE' 'New because it is only within .the iMIL. , few reairs that it has bejen improved .and brought within t,4e reacl4,otevvery.oune ld'in.prinolplj becausQdhe fitnventio iaW'nia&e'jna the Girst patent taken out hearty twenty yea'rsrago, andcacses madeat -tb *. tie and worn ever since, are Rearly as good as new. Itead the fo1 iowing whIch.'.:s 'dhi: bhe of . the imny ii direds; your jewelrs -bart tell i simin btiia: - -MAI~tPIKLD. p'A. Niit'28,.15'b I have a cuistomer who earried oiie 61 oss "atent, cases flfteen'yehi-s and i khef* its two years b'fore he got It, aid IL now appears good for ten years 1oiger. It. E. OLNEY. Remembtr that Jc s. Boss' is the only patent tmie mole (of two pla!.es:.fisoliui gold (one Out alIse and one inside) covering every part cx. posed to wea or sintr Th - ra advantage of these plates is a pparnt to .eVef'y one. lioss 1.4 the only paient easie witLh tyhich- there -i gafen a written warrant. of which the fol~iin Is atfac-simile: See that you get, . .....te with enefh.ca4 Ask your jeweler for illutstrated catalogue. -oct 9-lytmchi1 Fresh Drugs and Medicines.. (1 ASTOR -'IL, Bltestone. Borax, Cay \..enne Pepper, Laetooeptine, Bati &Sponges, - oughByrnps. Soothng, !- yrups Bay Unit, Perfumery, Cinehonid in, Qui nine. Tutta'. Gildler's an I ,Strt.ng's Pillir Essence Ginger, Cltpsirie Plasters, ALSO, Onioin tetq Prepared Cbcos, Canftara teed. Guht P ,wder 'Tea, Hyson Tea, l ow diered Bhaok Pepper, Machine Oil, &c. Jus recei$fed by kfoMA STE!I, BINICE &KETCHIN. 669v 20 N ew Storeo S NeWo Goodse TNaddition fo my .Grocery oft the corn .L er I have opened a Fan'cy Grey in amy old stand., one door south of ncit 4 Bvh., wher'e 1 keep a full soleation of <~ things for Christmas times, such~ as iFou: Krant. Dolegua Sausage, Breakfasit Strips [ Onaons. A ppes, Oranges, Cocoanuts, 1Ba nanas, Cabbage, Irn h Potatoes. etc., ete Uall at Headqualrie, on the cother and buy your BrandIegr, Bums, Liquori and Wines, of whieh I keep a full seleo tion. Forty barrels 'of theen. goods 01 hands W.H OLY, ded 4 On thme Coiner. TOF PEfOPERITY-QWNElW2. ,l OTICE is hereby gien to owners o Real Estate wit lis. the Oorporat SilmitS of the town of Winnsboro the th p aveide~ta In froh6 of such propert; must ba put in good conitibw withli . shifty d ys from thiif d1o, If 60t as tendled to stithin that time, the Tfowl Concil n i prneed to fix the same, an: the cost thereof *ill be ftdded- to th doo4 c*EORtGIA S'TOYE MOtIN4TAfl S f.o.Haefichk 'd AWillfad' SolO Awents fot Winbora nt. tB 'GO. - iyou WAPI a reli jood ' ble t-ite proper value. Their price*are low, considering the quality of thbir goods. They have a spleidid -stock of Gold and Silver Watches, Plain isd Fancy ihnigs, Studs and Sleeve BUtions, Gold and Rolled-Plated Sets? Sjlver and Platedware, Pocket and Table Knives, Gold Pens and Pencils. ALSO - A large assortment of Glassware, Lamp Goods, Toilet Sets, Vasos, Clocks, (warranted good time-keep ers), Spectacles and Eye-Glasses to suit all ages, Safety LampiBurners, Machine Needles, Violins, Violin Strings, etc..etc. dec 2 SMOKERS TAKE. -NO TC --:0: FIVE THOUSAND.. lIANCOCEK AND ENGLISII CIGARS.. FIVE TIIOUSAND SYND ICATE CIGARS. THE BESk . FIVE CENT CIGARS -IN AMERIC A -AT F. W. HIAJIENICH T'S - - o :- -- UTEhave now in store the ragest TV-stock ever piurebassa. y us, and whbieli will-be disposetl ofat lowv prioes. . - Dry Goodsj Clothibg; Hat, Shoes, Groceries, Bridl~g Saddles. Harne~ss; Red Leather lIariress Leat*her &ce We aib not giten tn "BLOWING," 4" btit enii trutbrully say wve ar ofer ing solid bargains; and will be glad to see yod. - sep 2d0. d.htflbORTES. ALWAYS ON HAND I Tihe *ery best NORFOLk OYSTERS. three imes a wyeek, at F. W; HIABE~iHT'S. Best Salt Water FRESH FISH, all the 3fear rd~id, and always wartarited to be good, at . -F; W. HABENICH''. To arrive this webk one barrol Old 1%C3 NATRAN1'Id OABINET WIHISKEY, (gen uine), at -F. W; iABE~fidil S. Ptr N. Soume of same, very oed; in tok. tHILADELPHIA LAGER NE in 66e-half Pint Blottles, for -Family ,use, very low, a6 nov 1l WA rOiWS:! WAGON8 I WAGON#1 FOR TILk .'EOPLS; NEt OAR L.OAD OF THNE FAMOUS WEBSTER WAG*ON. OlFE 6AN LUA6 Ok 'fHiE RELL BL1 AVERY WAGONSj WN WILL NOT -BE URDERSO ,D rFor sale by ~~~~. Do~6 n~asi'6se. A~~s. ldgPON,'S. O0 -LAAND$C6' AND BRO'THER. GOODS GIVEN AWAY! WE,tthe undersigned, ainnounee to the public that we have just re ceived a new lot of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, LADIES' AND GENfS' FURNISHING GOODS' BOOTS AND S11OES, TRUNKS, VALISES, &C., Whihll we will sell at the lowest; and in addition to the low prices we give to every purchaser of $5.01 an extra present of FIFTY CENTS WORTH OF GOODS, And to every purchaser-of $10, an ex tra present of -ONE DOLLAR'S WORTH. JUST R ECEIVE.D. A new lot of Three-Buttoned Kid Gloves. only 50 cents, real Alexander Kid Gloves, $1.00-worth $1.25. aLCAE4i CaCA x il ALL KINDS AND STYLES. A call for inspection Is cordially iii vited, and satisfaction guaranteed in every respect. P. LANDECKER1 & BRO. nov 20 - LUDJEN & BA.ES' NOUTHERN MUSIC HOUSE, TIIE M(USIC HOUSE OF T HE SOUT H BEIKOVAL TO OUR N~ew Douible Stdre ,All Immense Musie Temple. 'fwo lai-ge stores; each 30) feet front ali four stories high,; fronting on threo atreeh andi filled from collar to loft with musica sul~ plies. Nothing to compare with it it the Southern States. A BIG MTORZE, A BIG S1'O00E, A BIG TRA.D11 Durin:a the ten years aled our estab lishment of our house we have developt< the i nne trade of tho South to a won derful ( egree, but as yeot we have only be gun. Wegee, not mahy years ahiesd, busien f amillion a . ear. arid to tak( care of this enhimuous trado wb have pro. tided our present mammoth warerooms, Fall trade 18H' will be immn-nso. We ar< ready for it. For months by1r senior part ner has been at the North coustractfrrs with Piatid and Organ manufacturers lot inb.rushents. lie has concluded mos1 advantageous contracts, and the P'iano, and Organs are "coming, comin g" 10 9.Of more, by avery steafner. New, St. ,les. Neu Prices, Neiv Terins,Ncw Store, 'New 1be parruro. SPECIAL OF~'ER, FALL 1880. Cash prices with three Months credit. DutngmonhsofA"" Sept. anid Oct w.- wll nll Panosa Orgqins at L~ws1 OasuI Pruoss, payable ,...$ (ah on a Pi. anio or $10 Gash on an Organ. uith th< balanoa in three r*'onths, wl r1OUJT INTER. EST. WHEAT DO 't0b SAY TO THIS.01i'PEII! Write for Illustrated Catalogues eni New Price Lists for Fall If b0 d pr e pare to be astonished. LIJDDEN & BATES' SAVANNAH, GA. WVhoiesale Piai and Organ healers July S7 SHAVING SALOON -~0 T fu ridesie begs feave (o say Atb the ptfbile that he is now run nitig a flrsl-class . lhavig 8aloofa ii isvery respect. None bit comn peten and export workmen are- em oved and thlow! Nft' will favor tis wit t'hell custoivr ate gulritl'e~Od satisfactin HAIR-O0UTTIN - boine i' the latest and n~atost .styi6 Don't feirges tgi gli And gI~e me trial, A'd Il iiplease you. Opposie J.', McCA LL,. Opo Delr.- Alken's Drug Stol' sept M~ AT THE-4CI SALL. - E BEG leave to inform our ousamuera Y lately'disposed of ouiGrocory: Depi room for our Which are now in store, and have been n cannot enumerate the iarious kinAR and st.) r.:aLnme our stopk, and we shall endeavor to CLOTHIING, H -ATS AND GE. Tie department has been extended, and Our Troy City Perfect. Pitting Crown Shirt lauadried made to order if desired. * BAY STATE STANDAI Are our speoialty, and to thoe'twho have thoeR who are yet strangers to the durabilit to call and buy your winter supply, Ora air You will not have to come often-they are Shoe mado. ZEIGLER BUOTHERS' Gente', Ladies', your S oo W'l and save money by buying oct 7 DON'T Until You Y STOCK oi Furnituire, which will est aecoltdinga to quality and 11o1 Remember thait. all my goods are wnrraa Furntiture elsewhere, thuen cole to the I best selectiona ald v1111 buy cheaper. Be wavy. lythewood, White Oak, Woodwi and York. This is a recomitieati o A iiew sitpply o \Yindow Sliades. \Vj Flraines, Chjiromtios, I at Itneks, aid Book Tile lairgest supply ot Tin Chatuber Se ber Suits. Call lad see lietni. A new i aniv. Don't Bu Machine interelv beci it find likes it. 'Heinember hnit. m'lost of putllI haive but little meril. The on1e N thne and vexation, is noiseless, u'a it. Remember the Gold Medal was awt over eighty comapelitors. I call rfer y always given el it-( st isihc(ion. Reim Sash Fatlctory. All orders entristed to i the lowest pice 4. Furnaitulre neatly rep prepared to it ake to order. Lumbel1or u6am ing Machine Needles and at taclhniealts a te. Don't failI to call bf wo pulrchatsinial JF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN TiIS IQTOEi, LuI~J~; CAL L AND GET THE BEST AT F!. WV. H AB E ICHTS. i-4oT ECGTCH WHICEY PUNOHES, - -A T F. W. HIABENICHIT'S. JAMAIOA RUM PUNGHEB, -AT F. WV. IIABENIClIT'S. *I-JOT TOYI AND JEIRRIES, MADE OF Til E BEST IMPORTED LI QUORtS, AT f. W. HIABENlIIRT'S. H lE "DON CAR LO,' &BET TEN CENTS CIGAR FOR TIlF. MO N X F. W. IIA D.NICHT's. nov 10 T HE P EOPIt'S RELIEFA500IATION. r HIS11 is an association of business men, ..who, for ,their ouitu4~ pr'eoeti.', contribute tow" arde a fund, so a. In oea of death, their families may re celie Hfni $2.ti00 to 85,0'"", accordin to amiot'mt of cetificate. This is .bri o'f' he best plane of life itnsurtdice. You pay nie yon~go, just like fire intsuranoo, and with more convenienovl) ase you pay by email initalmejitsa dullzg-. the year. We refer, to' those beat acquainted with us, '.iz': rriembers in Fairfield:- G. H. Mo.b \t aeter, Jas. A . Brioc; Joe B. -Davis, Di R. Fienniken, B, 8ugenheier, J. W. McJreIg~j .-Jnio. J. Neil, Thoma L: JohnW son. J. !~odining, R. B Haian ,- B. Means vYaie Jas. Q. DavIf Ap one that abould like t bena io wl applf to . . Q,. p 4p~ NER STQRE TfTTERE GO01 and the public geneally,- thkV we lian artment for the purpose of iaking m'or, D 0 2D s, iarked at prices to induce quick salts. We les. but cordiAlly invite all to call and'ex% make it the interest of all to purehase. WTS' 'FURNISLUNG GOOD. we guarantee prices as low as the lowest. cannot be surpassed. spaldried or.u. ID SdREWED SHOES tried them we need not ndad words. To y of this honestly made Shoo, we'ask you gle pair only, it yon prefer trying them. acknowledgel by many .to outwear any iLSO Mlisses', and Infants' Fine Shoes. Iteduce hA beet. RemomboT the. place M. BEATY & Co., ON T HE COltNEIR. BUY be the largest, handsonest Mhd cheajf ted to ho ias; ropresentedt Pf ico'voui' irMt-class store where yolt Will laav'e the ll in mind that I ship goods to Ridge rd's, Blackstock, and as ie.--as. Chester r the quali y a1d )rie (t' my goods. tIl Pockets riackets, Mirrors, Picture Shelves, icaper limn the ecapest. ts, anade to match Cottage an1id (ham Iiupply (W 1'ewing Mclucinu. (s good as use your motlier or your neighbor has the iamchines that are lost, lia rgely ou want is the otie that will save you a light. ni will last a long ie. I have rded () one of the Machiaes I represent u to inany tlhat are ushig it, and It hia mhller titai I ain aigent for 'a Door iad lie will have protuipt attention and at aibrtd at. nioderate plees. I am also I Shingles for sle at small profits. SewP ad palr.t s of Machinies cal be h1and through elsewhere. i. W. PIlLIPS. - - $25,000 WORTH O]f GOD TO BE SOLD AT VERY SlYAEE EROFINt8 - NO cige hcessma tisb ba our business, for tihe reasozi tit t kdre gaining gr-ound Instead of idhiig, and if this good t'ado of odd continues, the baIt ti'dsfi oilt' Iill becorihe so' tainted withs skippers, that the parties' holdinN the lne will be mel #fth the sad isherman's luck; We extend iE doi'daIa hivitatt'nd onie anid all to call and see ry' SUOGENHE MT.R 5& ORO~aSJilEL nov 251 SALE SMLABLE. ALL persons who bought stock from tne )astapring,bni time whoe notes are due first, October, will please be prepareal to meet thci:m. as Pfull pnoh ilbe required. Prond beMihnt will only enable' me toi abb6ommodate them zlet spring. beliveed4 m~ y 8 4 6 .p street, located one i n Ladd buldingd