The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, March 24, 1881, Image 3
'OWN AND COUNTY.
TAIUESDM. Mal4h 23, a 1' i-. 1881.
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'%.IUnOAD ScnaemUr.E.-The trains
no0w pass Winnsboro as fiollows:
North-bound passeniger, 12.18 p. n.t
soth-l-bounld, 5.30 p). In.; niorthl-bounid
freight, 8.54 a. m.; southl-boutid, 1.15
p). mll. These iarrivals are on tle lassis
ot Railroad tine. sixteen ililutes
faster thail Winnsboro time.
New Advertisa2eets.
Suravivor's' Meecting.'
Notice-E. S. Chandler, Clerk.
Columbia and Lexiington Water
Power Conpany.
Local Briera.
-Tr.'he lower part of (lie Gladden's
Hotel is being, fitted lp fr toe atore.
-ELarl gardens ata fiuit iitres re-.
gar'd the( weaither, with apprehension.
--Th1e st reels werC so b..dly denlia'-.
al'zed inl the wiielr that the last rain
n.ikes them sloppy.
-Mr. 13. ii. Itoberison lats beeni siura
voying (lie lihe betweena lFairiiell and
Ilicllaid coulty. inl orider to ocate tile
colmitv Aence.
-Oni Tuesday moriingi abonit six
o'clock snow Ien'liilliag in town
uand onltinlued For Soilte tme. bu thle
clouds hitirly settli'd down o buisiless
shortly aIftier in a cold raii witlh winid.
Comvwc-rvi. .wri:a Tuni.:u: YiAn.-.
fin May, 1878, Mr. Samutel Newinmn,
iHidgeway, host, a lot of tool. from
his shop, 1aid suspivioln re-sted (1poni
eerlaina colored mncia inl Ille neig-hbor
lood. Tracks were un id leading
from the slahop to ite hoe of liber
Bylimiin, a1 cWoled mia. Onu olf Ihe
tiracks was identiftial' by ra. NewaiMa
Io be ilhat of, Illenbenl Bymun,11. atlzo n
col1eod :nan. Aearch v is in:. :-o -
'ra-.. ...
', noo.1 T i,.-i...: .
thiat they' hiLad h-ain~, I .a .,' .: v
were otn t'eot nmd 'k fr.,:l >.,h.,a.
Several w*itnes~$t5 se esille t the ii ai
ch,an:i'r of I le dlefendaiits. The~ jury
i ol t heiin blh gilty. v* and I hey were
sentI 'ieed by Ithe .1list ie as folls:h y
George li arrall to a 11iae otf live dollar
and~ costs, or' twetyt days~ ini jail;
Rteubeni Jlymuni to thie samei line~ anid
costsi, or' illieeni days ini jail. The (de.
1Lendan~its lhave givent ntotice of aii appaeal
to thie Court of' Sessionas.
TraiE. SUN Cniosslcs -ruls Laxa.-A:
six o'clock oni Sun ihtiy miorinlg thlesuin
crossed t he imnagiaray linie cal led thie
equator' and1 the ast ronomnical sprinag
began that. (lay-tile coldest weC have't
h ad in this lattitude lfar a month. Th'le
days and~ nights are inowi every where
nearly equal, iand w hijle lie noirth p ole
is just coing inio light theo soulth pole
is sinakinlg inbt lie long ainarctic aight.
At the equabor' the sun is exactly over
hetad at noon. Somew p ersonis finid it
difhicuilt to unaderstandt thle astrioomi
cal division of thle seasons, w hich is
neoverthieless miore accurate than thie
ordinaryv divisioni. Astroniomically the
seasonis begin wvheni thie sunt crosses
the equator ini thie spriing sand 1'id, anad
'vhien he r'eaches the two points of'
greates( dlivergenace from thie equiator
ini summ~iier and( winter. Th'lese points(
fall some twenity days later ini 'eh
case thain the dates fixed ini the ala
nacs, for thie begininiag of thle seasonsia.
In reatlty the year has oialy two pr:
mary, divisions, w hichi are determained
bay the posito of (lie suni niorhl or
south of the equator. Sprn lg aid an
tuimn are merely t ransiIlioal periods
mai king the gradunal chanage from (cold
to warmian f11( romi warm to cold. Th'le
equinaoctiall storms, which ocnr tiec
a year, about, thle t ime1( whien Life sun
crosses thea equator, haveic iniuneim orial
ly occuied'{ ain imtportanit plhice ini pop1
uilari weaCithier it re. 'The farm~ier~s look
for thlemi reguhairly, ad iiirmi work is
somim les serion.a1y disaranged by a
tardly "equinaoctiali." Th'is limo the
sunl ade a stormyai cirossinag, and1( m.
der' such ciracumiist anaces it is itaid tha.
ai priod oft good weather is genecrally
in piro:spect.
NOTI58 FROM~ MONICE LLso.
Haid at work. A Finuiingia Schtool -.J'ij
lie Spliaei I.adies.
( From Oiir own C irrespmulenitat.)
Lest this la(ce of siiared niame in
your conity shiould pass fromi aindl. I
senid you a few lines. T1he birighit days
of February have qite revived the
pir'its aind enaergios of our iarmers, maik
ing them forget the dreary Jaiiiuariy,
and push forwar id ith i hopie I hira
sprinig wor'k. I iamagiine theta' pro~gress
wvill comiparo w' ih lt at' anyi~ puart of
the countryi. TIheo necessity fori the
purchase of cor'n is dlrivling he plainters'
into the good resolution of' r'aisiaig
more gr'ain at home...
dur oool opoe here on the 11th
of Foebruriy -Witih thirty-oneo pupils
aind steadtily fincretased unltil doubled;
inl n umber. Tito average attendanco
has beon uncoininouly good, cute
doubtless to tle fitle weathier and gei
crl literest of' patrons. The receIt.
assessmnait iI the, Iew dist "it enaibles
us 'to hope for a c.utinalninice of (h
Slhool Cor eight. imloithis Without 1idi
ulre, possibly loniger. I11111 s inibr
ed by onie of tihe trustees. I must not
forget to meitioin that a inuldsome
globe and ball, recently presented by
ladies to the Monticello Academy, has
givell impulse to progress both in
teachers anld pupils.
Tihe dine readings have been reviv
ed 1 0. A pleasant re-union at Dr.
Owens to-IlgIlt.-wihen Iusic, read
ing and Coiversation beguiled us into
'the wee sia' hours." T1'ie considera
tion of these "''sia' hours" is sBuiges
tive decidedly , so I'll bil vou good
night with a Iope for iloro items of
interest ill my next. S.
Monticello, March 18, 1881.
A CARD FtOM FUItED. STEELE.
Messrs. Editors: Allow mc a space
to state to the public my sentiments In
reference to the arrest of Mr. A. W.
Brown. The public impression is that
I did pilot. the detective to his roomli.
I will deiy the rulor. Not knowiig
this man, wheni lie approached ml1y
house, lie aroused 11me fron lly bed.
I invited it in. I then requested of
himl1 to state what wias his business.
Ilis reply was, ''I have just arrived ill
town froii Alstoii, for the purpose of
buvinig soime goods; so call you slhow
mIle Where 2111r. Brown stays?" I then
atsked hil did hie kiiow anybody in
town. He said nto, oinly 3Mr. HIII
Gailliard. I -'aid, "I will, s 1 11111 go
illr pl) towl ill a few llinutes to the
bar, whei e I work, and thenl . canl
showv yon." I wts thilikilg at tile
sam111e1 tim1e that lie aIs,; onle of, NIr.
BI.own's reguit1hlar cistolmers. 'IalIt is
(he realsonl I wasso particularII about.
showilig himl where lie was. So I do
hope that Mr. Brown ild his friends
will nbot thinlk hiat I Would (10 an
thingar to injure himri. As I told Majior
Woodwrd. I hikl. lothilg to do with
[his ur esting buiness ill the begin
ning1., and I itake niothinig to do with it
in the end. So fil' 218 Henry Johisoin is
cInicerled I hava Iitno Coml) licaIi1 -
tion w1it himl) whalsoever. Witev1I'e'
hiv does is niot For melt to 1,40l-,w, a I IS
Iespe l e(1 v white citizens of 11ti.4k us I
t.o highly to 1bow lo such low, dirt y
tr i:. Ia ha I in acense~do.
Th'lanl!_h I aml a1 llepubilln'an, itu% highlest
sympll).1y% is for u ewhomi Iln- sy.
'I'h1.'lL, ,
olis ht iC. l s Ot. ii i i i.
-t I F W:
wer ma e te m dim f i n -m--e'
beiwieha proii sslra:n 1: sm1 u. , :'a
Io'aions; or f the io' laiu r'r wieI' iella.
fto thinuk ini lhe c'lassica;l lanlgtme, otf
Si I isittIory~. WA e er' gilad to in teet
0311' fr'iend0 a2iui. ab1lhi'tigh we (3(3ild(
stearicelyi resist the courtiie:ioni thait we'
weret'211( hl'(eSs ing a v'eritalble hidlgo...
A. R . PresCdl142eria n.
'-The Greeniville Ne0a01. sav's there'4
are'( but three"" prlivtest ini the 'press of
south Carolinia-tl e N~ews, New Iet'ry
JHerovid anid t he Sar)(tanf. It sihlil no'
ini this nuier211 shiear 'Tux NE.ws AND
I ll.:na) of its ihonoirs. Cotunit 11s
.Welo'meno' thice wecome11) comipanl
lOll l i 1(lio1is obsenyj1 r I T'here ll'
are1' enougIh ofI us, thlen, to 04S'mftu~ a(10
file ot'f IIwos. Let us fall ini chieer'f'ully,
keep step) obediently and (ohe1 withi
resigniat int he or'deirs of thle fouri hun11
dre0(1 and1 0(dd 3omiiSoned ofiltClrs
ainltltedj to rutle over' us.-Gr'een L'ille
.New.
--Franll opkinls, of' NewY York,
glasses, thle objet of wVllhi is to ob
ta11i a firmer' gr'i upon)01 Ithe nIose, withI
out ighitenuing I he sprling, to prevent.
the~ glasses s-lipIpinig on) the nose. Th'le
in ventIion fillIs ai ontg f'elt wanI t. Theli
prac~t ice of drivinhg a Itack inl (lie bridge
of fthie 1ose to reCtin the gla1sses inl
Iplace had its dr'awIbactks.
NOTICE.
\ LL persotns having claims ngainst the
L1.. 'TowIn Council of Wihsho.o are
re'q.iesteoi to presenft the samo prooriy
ansU.lte.1, to the unaeor- igno onl bioro tho
Jist of March. E. d. CH1ANDLER,
mohi 24 Cle.rk.
MURViVORW~ RIEETING
TIlE anitiilersa ylmeeting of t' o Fair
fiel Noir rs ot$(f thet SixLth Regiment, s.
C. V., will tahke lace at thet 'town Hall,
WVinnusbor'o, 8. C., on1 Monday the 11Ith of
Aptril. at 11 o'clock, a. mn. There will be
ani election of officers, anzd a full attendl.
nac~o is' (arneistIe requelsted.
11uch '24 -tx2w
CULU MBIA AND) LEX B GTION
W A TF ER PW EJI COMP~A NY.
r llEj 1 at< ki f .r' subsocrzpion to thie
Cit- . :-'tock oft the Co lum n nuih .i
LeCxingtoni Wterci Poawer ("'1. n-' y .'! b.
(openo at the ealic - "' l'io ' -
-i3 i *.' .it a . I ta~ - -. ,
B t , i n -'is e ' .
Ct. A..- i K
J. C. 8EEGER8.:
MUNICIPA L 2iLE(TIOEW
OTIOE ii h reby g4if*tj* the an.
inual election for rnut - ad
t'onr Wardens for the Town of Winuoboro.
%lil be held in the Town Hall on t6e firsr
Moulay in April, being tho 4th day
ti-ereot, betwe'en tho hours of 7 a. nm. an-i
e b ' e f r 11e 11iti.n of Votis wij)
a-- t. Omud lit the I twn all n 1h
1-rit.siy and 6iatuiriny (March 31ht i'mil
Aprit Ist ami 2nd,) I recuding Ihe day ot
etle ion. Letween thu hours of 6 mt. in. aIlid
8 p. In. of each tdaty.
The followiag oitizens are appointed as
Munagera of iRegistration tant Election:
J H. Cummuings, J. E. M illi.inms and Wil
ILh Good.)
By order of Council:
iaeo' 17 E. S. CHANDLER1, Clerk.
AUCTION SALE
OF RAILROA D STOCK AND NOTES.
B Y virtno of authority granted me, am
Executor of the till of James M.
1tu.land. deceased, by tie Jud-ve of Pro.
bate for Fairtiuld .,untr. I will sell at
public auction, on the 4th day of April
next, before the Ciurt Hlouse door in
Wlnnsboro, S. C , for cash, ONE p UN
DRED SHAltFS OF STOCK in the Chnr.
lotte. Columbia and A ugusta Rtailroa
r'ompany. in I arcls of TEN SHA RES
Also snmdry Notes and Bonds belonging
to the estate of said Te.tator.
ie above mentioned Railroad Stock
uill be sold for the purpose of applying
the proceeds thereof to a certain sealed
note given by John 11. Cathcart to the
said Jnmes M. Runtland, the said Railroad
Stock having been transferred to the said
Jamcs M. Rutland us collateral security
for the payntut of said sealed noto
A S. DOUGLASR,
Executor of Will of James M. Rutland,
deceased.
March 17, 1881. inch 19-t3x2
THE PEtIPLE'S
MUTUAL
RELl EF ASbOCIATION.
' l lIS is an tatsoci ,tion of businecss men,
. who, for their inttouial proe ctiotn,
contribute to..ords a fund, so as
in case of death, tho*r faimlies may re
ceive Irom $2. ('0 to $5,0 a,,, inocording to
amoun' of cerlificate. This is one ot the
best plans of' life inqutance. ) ou pay i;
you go, j ust liko fire imsurance, and with
mrecomivenienco ev'n, as you pay by
smnil instalments during tho year. We
rt'er o tihose best. acqniminted with na,
%iz : memlers in F.airueld: G. H. Mc.
'.ter, .Jas. A Brie-, Jio B. Davis. D.
R. Fleunien, 13. Sugenheimcer, J. W.
.lcCreigl-t. .Jmo. J. Neil. Tomas b, John.
son. J. Clindining, It. B lanahan, It.
M-ans Davis. .as. Q Davis. Any one
that shoild like to bec ome a member will
.1p1ly to G. C. BACOT.
11411 2 Agpint.
- - ':ufA .tC1RNWi'IS.
r rtou
WUINNSBORO, S. C.
8~ 1880 has parssed away, T am
thankfual for the past favors bo
stowed omn me by any customers of
Chester'. Lancaster and Fairtild coun
tics, anmd must sayv that. I have cot.
lected exceedinigl y well, not withstand
ing the dry seasoni and short crops.I
nmow invite them to come, amnd I will
sell them
MULES AND HORSES
on time until fall, upon their making
mnc good papers. I also invite ('ash
hbuyers. as Ican sell to thent as low as
the lowest for Cash.
I D)EFY COMPETITION.
Jan 11A.WIVLLIFORD.
Wa?~O& ACH INE CO. Vaie
64- IN CH A RL.S.
SM.TIMOREM0.J
R1. W illL~dllt, Agenmt, Winuis.
b'm o. S. C . .13o
WV !'K!.Y PAL 'ITTo YE'OMAN,
.COlUMBI.A, s.C.
It i a ' ig -r-pm:0o fintum' deilgi.ed for
.atn ciption: One year', $l.5mi; aeven
Month'4. $1.' 0; 'Thren ont!.s, 60O cont
satable mu advance. For lx Nane's arid
m ie D~ollars An Extra Copy for one c'ar,
specimens furnished. 'IheD'IY EO.
MAN * n afternon paper is$44a ar.
I 12t1 Edita r a ubw,~o.
SP'OOL COVWON.
'3,S1T JItjjED tals.
MAR K'
(WoUND ON WHITE SPoOLS.)
GEORGE A. CLARK,
SOLE AOENT,
409 BIOADWAY, NEW YORI
Since the introduction of this Spn<
Cocto'x into the Anierican mark- t. its so
cess has been unproced. ntod. No othe
brand of thread as ever met with ti
same amount of public Jav.-r in the sani
space of time.
The '0. N. T " nanufacturers were t1i
first to recognize the importance of ti
ewing Maichino and to make a six -cor
cotton, w bich has over been iho recoV
uized standard for machines.
All the improvements in nnchiner
thant tiht, inventive genaius of the nin
teeth contury has produced have bee
adapted by the manufacturers of -O.N.T.
At all the great International Fair, c
the world, "0. N. T." han been awarde
the highest honora.
'[he -0. N. T." factorics at Nowori
N. J., and Paisley, Seo(tlil. emplo)
5,200 operative - makC 9ilficient threa
daily to go around the worl I foir til.aus.
Consume 140 tons of coal daily
The manutaicturers of --0. N.' T."m
the largest mnnufacturers of Spool Co
ton in the world.
A full assortment of this Spnol Cottoi
can b had at wholesa'.and retail at .l. \
IEATY & CO.'S. feb 2:. tX(hm
SPRING GOODS
NEW SPRIING GOODS.
NEW SPRING GO DS.
NEW SPRING GODS.
N I B 1I INC G G ')ODS.
F UR NEW STOC.
OUR N1W STO.I'
OUTR NE~W-STOC]
FV .fNIG G3O.
OF SP.1iiNG G.O.ODS
IS A.IU.VIN(
IS ARRIV N(
IS ARRtIVIN(
IS4 A RRIVIN(
(10ME AND SEE US.
COME AND SEE US.
COME AND SEE US.
COME AND SEE US.
P. LANDECKER & B3R(
P. LANDECI(ER & BR(
P LAND)ECKER & B3R(
P LANDECKER &BR1(
me~h 12
CONFECTION EJIES,
*[IE undersIgned having purobased L1
stook in trade, recently owned 1
A. P. Mil'er. propasres to sell tl.e same
and below orginal eost. I~e offers Fron<
Candy at thirty-five cents per poun
Ladies' JBaukata at coal., Dolls and To
below cost.
I JUST RCECErIV D,
and always on hant I. Fresh Banan e, 0
anges. Lemnn, Apples. Cakes and Breai
of different kinds.
J. W. AIK EN.
frr Bread, geod and fresh alwaye
liand(. mar 1-f x3m
TO THOSE DESIRING TiO BUll,
W E avo just employed snme of C
XV moat skillfCul and ex parien c
workmen, and are nn'v ready to do
kinda oft house carpenter's work.
hae also mad(o arrangomets with t:
Iead .ng an~ mills to furnisth us with lun
her so onu an after i is date we aro pi
p rod to dIo mll inda of workc. Pecrso
desiriag to I ova nld ins repalrndl,
c')nte~mlte hm'iti. " ill (10 wvel to p
an e- timatr. fromt ns hatfo gI g'Ing ont cn
tracts Drawing plans~ ani'd mpeciflv'atin
a at eoialtyv. We are versed in all tho ii
stvles and outs 01 the day. 'enftre
taken any'where in the Senth. Ai we
waranted.
JON . PUTRCELL& DnOS.,
J~~ Bud ers and Contructors,
Winnsboro, 8.9.~
to
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e
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BY SO DOING you wll bc con.it
durability this shiit ca'.ot be surpa!
THIS SHIRT, in aIdition to havin
brat ed PATENT BACK FACING, m
tear the Shirt in the back, sometbing
style of Shirt made. An examin
BACK i'OlTrGi-w
the above statement is truo. The Sh
MUSIAN. Fine lineii FRONT a
8LEE VES.
T~UST -RE
SUGARS, Cclefes, Molasocs, &c., &c.
FOR QA!5 .
J4c L. IA4-I Al
och 19 T
THREA0IN. SHUTTL.
n WINDING1 BOW N
fl. & A. G. ALFCRD,
- ou t avert Stroot,
BA/rIMORF, M~D.
~SEEDS3 ! SEEDS !
I.
-..
JUST recived, a large lot of choice
Garden 80eds of all kinds.
ALSO
Seed anid eating Irish P'otatoes of
lhe ch~oicest kinds. (hice Famiily
(1rtceries arr~tiving- mailv. I have OhI
hand a hirgo lot of besi quality Solo
Leather, whiichi will be hold at low
) figures.
I am paying highest pruices for Dr~
Hide11S. Give me a call.
W. II. DONLY,
feb 12 Oni the Corneri
BARGAINS
Is
Wv E have bought largely this sea.
son ud must have money to
settle our bil. We uhicfsoro ofre.:
SPECIAL BARGAdINS
to cash p urchasers. Those who come
ervwill secure the '.hnice of articles.
W e respectfutlly regnest these who
e. OWn us to comDO forward and paV Up,
asVe hielped thern in thelir need anii ex
or poet them to help as in ours. The old
C't yearI has closed and all accounts should
rk All whi have joha in our shop of
W~atches, (locks and Jewelry, should
11 and get them, and save the same
( n forwoiuro.
anl11
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1 T., TT C
oo s r . Fi F i:h 1;::.
g 2. Re.-n forced1 bOom, h::.a th . -
lit bi ont;)ke it impossiblo to rip or,
t tha t c arnt 3: 0 oslly o~
ution of thio A Ty i\g
ill cortainly convinco any one .
irt is mado of WILLIASV ':
,1d CUFFS and FULL FACED
C.EIVE]r.
at LOWEST BOTTOM PRICES
INAUG-.
IE LEADER OF LOW PRICES.
MINTON
EDITGR~S AND NEW~SPAPER MEN
of the ceuntry endtorbe J'imes Boes' Pctent
Golt I Watch Cases. As a proof. read the fol
lowing :
Bi't~tir. MJd., March 8 1880.
1'. gtives moe p16:i: ure to inform :ou that the
J'mus Boss W. rch C:aae I havo cairried haa
giviu pertec t tatist~aotion. It we::.rs beautl.
fully. J. T ItJNGGotD),
E:1. and h top't Tdlegram.
LiFa yette. rod . March e, 168.
tcakplauto lxi commn:diliig the Jamrzet
B'sWat C Cato ati hkgIvl stifactory anld
equal in w. ar to 21:u0! xof lid gold. They are
the "Boas" ir. tact aa wcli as toi u:.rme.
'W. U LWGLE.
EdI. aind Prop'% Ct.rzor.
Dti Mroir, Ixu Feb. 23.1i88.
Otir minxapgEr hai carrii a J:11et boots
P.: tent W.it a C-,:,e, a uti cheruy says tai.t it,
S'.W LEAnt:It (2O.
I ub4. imaa State Leader.
Wita t~i Iv hiv i entirely sali.factory,
.t; g in (ver i4.hct jaot Au. represiented. It
1:: a pr m et l'nauy. M. H PErEihs,
Tho Watch Ca:e I haJvI of your m'tle isi to
evcry way 1ati:.ctry : ityirhut leniE
1:. at d Frop't, b.rcA of Liery
ThA elbove are concurred its by bUo~lredsiof
other edtora t well as omorcehats, toChaoIcs
and jo~weiers, to a:l porta ot the coun try.
'Ihi:; I' the e-.lv to~cot ican mixde of Two
Pliatos of Solid Gold. It iu warrotted by af
(I LA certttkat. Ao: your .Lwe:er for mata
te d catalegue CotalIotE IIH 'corption.
G REAT
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WT Ef have now in store the larges
es* tock ever purcbased by us,
and " bich will be disposed of stilow
I P bry Goods.
Clothing, flat
Shoe., Groceries. Bridles.
Saddles. flarness, Red Leather,
larness Lea'her &x.
We are not given to"$LOWINQG,'
but aan truthfuly say we are -f~w
ing solid bargains, and will be ga
Isept 20.
j Irwi7AtT
OURt Wtuter Goods an still bolng
sold at reduced price, to sk tom
for
NPRING GOODS.
A lot of Buist's Oarden Seeds, just
received.
ALSO,
SEE D POTATOES,
ONION SETS, eta
-AT THE
VOO'R NEB STORE .
J. M. BEATY & Q.
feb 24
THE OELrU.R~ATED,
TIE CELEBRATED
"TE CLEB%,'TZD
HIOSTETTER BITTERS
BOSTE TERL BITTER3~
IHOSTETTER BITTTERS
IOSETTj.R BlITTE~RS
F. W. AE '
F. W. HAZExICT3.
THE GREAT T INDIAN
THE GREAT INDIAN
THE GREAT INDIAN
THE GREAT INDIAN
OCEOLA BITTERS
OCEOLA BITTERS
OCEOLA BITTEriS
OCEOLA BITTERS
~...
P. W. HABENIORHT's.
F. W. HABENICUT'S.
P. W. HABENICUT'S.
GENUINE IMPORTED
GENUINE IMPORTED
GENUINE IMPORTED
ANGUSTORA BITTERS
ANGUSTORA BITTER,9
ANGUSTORA BITTERS
F. W. HALENICHT'S.
F W. HiABENICHT'S.
F~. W. IABE1NICHT'S
feb 12.
FR L SH1 SUPPLY
(F New Crop NEW ORLEANS
M1OLASSES, best in the market, and
syrupa of all grades.
ALBO,
A fine assortment of
SA ISINS,
CANNED' PEARfG,
PINE~APPL7E,
PEACH EG,
GRAT1ED COCCA:UTj'
GELJATINE
Atud, a good g1uality of OAT MEAL,
in ftve pottnd pactkages
GIVE ME A CALL
D. RL FEENNIRLEN.
dec 25
GVJANO s TAr'o::
I ENE Ihe agefte of several standard
I.brands of Guano. amonrgst whiob are
tbo Monarch sad the Wileos b Gibbes
3Xaitetd. t will alao keep.a 'ag
an ofAcidPho-phata. Parties
do to gvo me a eel before k
~utceba esawbere. i Ii iaways
ah btbe eibrkt p~o e oj otton
tsbR-tl R. .NCARLEY
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