The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, March 29, 1881, Image 3
!OWN AN.D COUNTY.
TUJB9DAY, Maroh 9 I 1 : 183.
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...1LRoA SellI.nmu.E.-The trains
now pass Winniisboro as follows:
North-bounld passenger, 12.18 p. Im.
south-bound, 6.30 p. i.; north-bound
freight, 8.6, a. im.; SouItlI-botld , 1.16
p). it. .These arrivals are on the basis
of, Railroad timne. sixteenl minutIes
Aster than Winnsboro time.
N-w Advertftement.
Grand Opening-J. 0. Poag.
Local Driefs.
-Our young friend. John Meador,
of the Dark Corner, was In town on
Monday looking "as mliig as a bas
ket of ch1i pm"
--rte Court House "Rinig" is a
handsome lookiig set or fellows. They
Were out in f'ull force yesterday afcr
noon. 11ld her litrd. Molly."
- H. A. Gaillard, Fg., left for
Charlestonl oil Monday afternioon oil
bus11ess comiee1eld with tile approach
Ing trial. in the so-called election
cases.
-Toin Urowi, of swit-witiess
fame. *.: reI.porived to ha;ve said inl Co
limii 1h.t it! woild not com1e back
to Wi to live for one tlhoul11and
-- h - lo, J.- ;, , r
k a:I a w :' ' P-0 up a
oume gonilr j.;
-Messrs. J. W. McCauts a nd Louis
Leavell went to (olumbia onl MondyN
to aplel before Soeber. Waran111
had been issued for t iem, hil hey 1110
not been arresteod. 'Phiwr- --ea
Ililt- m.),
Court, I. p.Iitn.i I, '.. ..t ... . ,...
mCnt inl the clse of F. E 0dr .. C.c.
& A. It. 1t., Coomnplyl h rfil rne t
a subsidiary action for costs. mil dos.,
not affect thle main11 decision as i
freightf i.
--IH e rv Jophi:m, --lee r t -. c':
ty afoiresaid,'' has1 been1 workinog ini tio
lumbiia for the City Cottacil. and1( thnii'
getting his li vintg fromr Demri atl'I . In:
this wny' our (Columbia friendi1 ' t
nurnlurinug a repitil' fthat wvill one" cia
strike' themi wyhei n 10 r-..
--Mfrs. B':ne is a3! lron" o.- mr
ago, and' is prennre~1d to ef I -
friende. liroii51 to sli', ah To'h
linnst e'x"ni8ite lot of iiinier'
dress gooda ever bronizh t) lo lislmar eo,
Mr. Hong haQ recntly had his stire
renotvauted and1( repainted, aund is irnde
inl every departmentt for thie .sprinig
trade,
A SOFT ANswERI.-Thie ('amiden
Journal, aft er nmakinrg some frienidly
remiarks. whc "lb'modestyv forids 1u8
to repeat," ad8: "'Our friendca have
given us a fish fori a serp'Ient, bread for
-a stonle, anid ill reading~ thisa excellent
and1( unaniisweraible aritcle~ we aflirmi in
inttire that we wvill not cross sword~s
with them un11ess fin the next piolitical
campaigni we cani't aigree. So farp so
wvel, and miay the lessings of prios
perity crown1 and1 bless5 our valued and
excellent neighibor,'
ScION Cutuncu.- Coninunionl was
adm33iniistered at the Pre'sbyteriani
Church oni Sutnday. T1he aunna re:
porLt of the Sesslin to be runade to 11eth1
el Presbyteryi nlext. mth.i at Lancas
ter, was read to the -congregaltion1 . It
shiows among other things, that thetre
arc fifty-eight flimifIe8 coiniected with
the congr'egation, that the 'mniister's
salary has been inicreasedi a huniidred
dlollabre and a1u paid, that neairly four
hunIIdred dollars of debit has been1 paid,
besides iieairly nline hundi~red dollara
expende(1d ini implrovemIiett
SAT.Ear PAfnsoNAOE DlESTRIOYED.- Oni
Saturnday morning thle p~arsonaige be
-longinig to the Salem Presbyteriani
Church in tis county was totally de
stroyed by fire. It was occupied at
the time by Mr..T'. E. loil. Ire camne
to Winnsboro (il Sa1turda1y 01n bus1i
nless, anid.wh'iile here, recelived' neOvS
of the loss. \ll t bet furniiture in the
lower' part of thie hious.e wais saved, hut
the c'onitets ofii' th upper storiy were
lost,. includin~g Ta quanftly of1 e(rn a~
som11 lantat ion siupp1lies. TIhe par-1
ROnge was~ a- near~ tottiige, budIlt se'ver
al. yealrs ago. For the p)as: t'w year s
it has been rented oat. We symnpa
thize with M'. .Bel andii with the owni
era of the buffdtog in this loss. 'The
cause of the fire is not known. It. is
-stipsd 8( o have been: Ignited by
sparks fromn the chinuney..
NOTiX8 FROM 1)4R KI C'OR&AB..
OfCatl Meeting--Thouiatq on fhn -Slttsi.
tiome
Froin Our Own correspondenit.
Dit.90RNER, March 2.-Wo have
hdl~e1 ~b meeting, but a- small turn
~F4to ar -j responded manfully t~o the
r~jmrag~r3,have asisurance that dwh vif
*half~our' lhace witIttI id
The tille ire very iqljt nid one of the.
chief causes of thi is the-Itad eA t'ile I
we IIxvO pas).ed thf'ough. and still thuy
trouble us. It not only our (uty to
Jp.stainl oir..brother lemocrats, but.
allso to m1lake tihe ladicalsl pa% (he 1iill
eX11011SeS Or loss an8 d - . we
ei~notdo hs dverlywe' Ai4 - 41.)d it*
I idira ic :v. t I - o lmy Jd n: n
Ime10tiillerbconnll he(1~ ujit~ t>14 .:b 'm
Iull~~~~Ca iitu itt 110( 1 je* yUL i
theO~irl o wiit, dieviown1 , 1'e n os:0
Ohe Coliower, dneu.Tiy .:
their. inlfinnous I:les We hvc
Some troulb.e inl eiguplrlm
nikile lit.bi seaszon oft thle ven--. We
11ully itend for ;hose that ceutu thec
trouble to foot thle bi. l'hese prose-j
cutions Ie enough to 11111te the whites
solidly to the Demoeratie party. It is
not here as in other States-Demiocrats
and Ilepublicans-but a struggle be
tween decency and common desri'ada
tioln.
We are at a loss to know why It is
that under a Democratic adiniistrta
tion we are carrying a train of Radi
cIal teacliels, mostly towi swell heads,
wholly untit tor the work that should
he done by then. Did anyone ever
kiow a Democratic to gret a teachelr's
p lace inder Ratdical rule? None but,
ck Rtadical scallawags and Import
ed outsi(de whites could obtain the
places. We ire willing that tile public
fund be divided between the white I
and black schools, but believe and
knsow we have a right to say whio shal
teanh them. The time has cole whell
good meln should take the colored chil
drel aiii teach thein honiesty, truthf'ul
ness Mil gelleral self respect. We be
lieve it is thle dUtV of' our i'Xaiilinr
Board, or School Commnissiollet o 1s110
every ellbrt to get good hoiest whie
111011 Or (olorled Democrats t') take tile
Schools, evenl it' they have to advertise
for such. There canl never be any' ilma
provement amonllg (1he blacks, morally,
Socially or polit3ically, until tis chane
i4 madhe. 0 1 a13 fetW m1onth1s ibj han
there was at school mnarm that clos d
I her school ill this Settlelienit, IccoInt
Siag to g-ood authority, by singing
Ilialig Jefl Davis" 011a1 limb.
DARK ConEa.
I [We would say inl reflerellce to
schools, tihat the employment of teach
ers rests u ith the trtutees of tie re
Spective d(istricts. By tile law the
Counly Board of Examiners nie re
q iired ' u examine i.11 candidlates f ,r
I .V 1rofesSion of' teaciher. 1111d to give
(I) eahll persol, tndllll (Itualified, a c'er
icate ig forth (he branc'hies of
learnilfg he or' she imay be capable of*
tachin.''1 . That is t he:ir uy-t spe
tiit apldicnis answer questions pre.
pared by lite Stale Boald. Th1e law
albl : ": s-;.1 he the dutyI of tile
w' I I- icI ,
(-im : Z lise t tI n :ves."- Firs,
' -f i . . S
Cotmdtlton AdoptL'I at 1(ts neorgaenira
* in 2 '' rile wl Co il s 1. n e
t ils' luiell..41' of L 4)lteg~tc appo..
b IVt orl b.- 1('hIneinbes 0; at whol chiseo :o
attjemi.
SoietyjI 's ownliitis shalll ho paid( o)ver
annuaallll to tile L1%ren~t So4cbety, to aid
dIistibuht ions a140 uog the(3 desti iute ini
411t1 her larS ot' tIls cotI tl'y atild ill fot'.
A wT. 5. Tile ofieeris (of the Society
ShaH~l comist1.0f a1 PreCsidenit, Vice-Priesi
dent11, Secrtaruy . 'Treaisurer1, 1Deposi
tatry and1( Execuive C.ommllittee of' sh~e
others&, iad of whlicih lomml~it tee tile
other' (Illeers8 sihall be be ex offcio
Iat. thle mlieinlgs of the Society andit of'
fire Exetutive Cofinniitted, unill in is
abseunce (lhe vic-Pre'sdeart, and( ill their'
ab1secelO, thme firsIt.namhed-of' the Execu
live Committlee; and1( .the President
shall have power' to call mneetill'gs.
Thie Secr'etar'y sha1ll r'eor'd thle prIo
ceedinls oft 11liO 80eiety an~d of1 its offi
uieis iln a book kept for' thalt pui-pose;
the Trea,1sul er' shall ho01ld andpay. out,
its funid.' on the order' ofthi.-P.edenit.
anld 111e Depositary shalhl hmavechre
of' (lie books.
AnT. 6i Thie officers sindi hold stat
edl'lMeetinlgs oi thleir' ownI aldjourn
men~t ; shll keep a; snpp)1ly of' b'ooks on1
handl~, and( see to tile supp~lly of' thle
deCstiLtt with1in tihe field of' the Socie
ty ; shall see to collectioms, in soe
wa~y, inl all file congregatiolls witihit
its field-, alinnally, oft findstefl' its 1tse,
and1( hailll annhually make a rep hort to
the Soniety', of whichi ai cop)v shall be
forwarded to the Parent Society.
AwR. 7. Tlier'e 8hatll lie ai gleral
m~eetilng of tile Societ y on1ce a , year',
wlve'n thierC shll be a r'e-electin ot'
offiber's, pr'ovidedt that all ohlcers shall
su1cces8sors are' t hus clhoseni; and3( at tis
Imetinlg the officers sha11 ltimke rey
.Aw'. 8. Tis 3onlsttutionl shil nlot
be0 changed0( except ait an1 annual111 meet
lng of the Society3, and1( on notice at a.
pre'v1118iousmeting. 01' Onl notice' fr~om
'the' pulipits:of' tile' 'onlgregations inter.
ested,- onie mto1)ib Iln advhatlce..
'n IcYr. ON f l[ g CON OA ICE.
Favorable Progress of thme Work of Isami.
g~ation -Feenng of the Negroes.
COxlummmuA. MIarch 22.-Theiu second(
detachItchlt of' the steconde lot (It hiiumi
gralilts ar'rived dully t his morning, all
"tagged" with car'da in th' butomn
holes addr'essed to- Colonel Butler.
'The Commisioner prtonIounces thiem
the best anid stur'diest he ever' sawv.
The women- seemedas itsed'to hard
.wy 141he mecn, anid all are fresh col
orh'td. '11nd4 r'obust. The naiW et)ier
,~~aolled. aiout the str'eo( e Ihis eventig
4l))tl'itIng greatly 10 tile inltere0st 01
~~to atti4o of
e a'ob II. tfdi'e ghfd, kid (oy) tplient
iskanh.4. wVoninig Iio 'eiic ot~het'
'Wly deu penpie cani't silly iI dey
>wnl phiee, 'Stead urofIIn hyor . fr
vuk iI w e S late w en II w'e got InIuIi 4('ro.
4ke areativ':" Tis Iiing is wide
11i * ;a <l.spi *Iingi .>)
. 1. . loh+t
- A
iari. ( ied ieni and th1( i .' lliin, li-s anidI
lour hachelors it) work lit his saw muill,
lit ithe towni "of iniatitleeit distmnes,"
U. help till it out. Mr. .1. It. rib.
ling" Vill take tle rest of tie seconid
pirty, saolum sevenl famlilies, to Wvest..
In-tister, Oconi'e counltv. to-mlaorrow
rn >rlhig. They dI'i '.mop cin I 1g,
however. A telegram tills ev( IIi Ig Im
11u )neles( the departure to-lavy of Se nl
lmilies more from ntew Yoik for Co
Liambla, consisting of sixteen adults
itud t wenty-nine pers.,ns in all. Thev
wviIl rrive. onl Friday anrnng ui
will inaike seveniy-tour persons colo
ti.zed durhig tle first. week.
Somne of. the arrival.a to-day were
Dermanized Poles. Ticv a ll look very
ua int, traversaig the st'reets, puffluig
[olns-stelntied - pi es, aid - escol'ting
their f'rans and re-Capped children.
Oun Wmin %-PnoDUcINO CAPACITT.
-Few people compr1inpehend tile en1or
110118 whtel-pr1odlcin1g Ca)ciitles of
11118 countr11 v. Witiout localizilag the
treat.S by States tlcre ae at least four
Iutdred and seventy million acres of
land whieb ca be devoled to wheat
itising. The entire wheat crop ot'last
vear, wichl Wasq considered I)hnIne1011
"al. would not furnaish the seed to sow i
tlese vast traicts wlihih are capablle of
prodnetion. On1te can liardly realize
Aie :1111 sigiili'ance of Ilis' fit. It.
Iians that tie United States caln rai
noighla of wheat to febed the wiril's
Lople. Evei ill so oldt a Salte as Mis
isslIl)pi tlere are taillions of jtinculti
raIed lands Ihat woild yield bonutifl
3rops, and tle samne is true of a dozeit
>ier Stales that are considered well
4etlCzi. Land is so abundant that
raners have plunde;-ed th .: soil
tead ofcultivautingr it.; yet it seems to
J :nexhautsstble. Inl Southern ill
lois Cfarms have yielded r.>p after
.rop of' excelle:it. wheat, without fertil
.z ition or 1ill1lltiniii1r, evcr sice thle
otututrv was flirt settrld by .he white%,
ndso n Il egoi; in I I the1 ni-111sor.
100d ofCorveillis fields have been soun,
wit: .,Init Aniniterval ot' rest. for. forty
rear's, .1aid vield 1s good crojs now as
first.
A Ma-:ss FiOuu 'r'l-r g.'vr.--21r.
1. 1. Arnold, who went West. froi
his sect hiln of t lie S..a e s011 -ix vCu rs
luro, wriu- inl ret-C'l-rene to Ik Weekh/
Yvnw.:. tt'oi j i i-; -iq C v .~ h: Oti l
Keii. I'MoIa Ii, w I1( ! a k ui-1
I tni: . 1
C. Vr C, ;Ie Io I~ Ir I av
th t ii .- d : & s
v' xI . t I i . i , i vIeLC .
V-41 . n l : a l i f n h isi n
iz' I couta ry - AIt tier can seC e aer are
larits and( six-shootei'..
ire' ?'I on thergh t'roun ( 'harlstonti
hid thle ( ohan aj~ & (reeniville 1iil
N O:C h - . : (1:
witlI be bel 11inh 1t: Towni I 'itn thet lirst
Alan'lay ini AIUr'i. 1i..14 ii o 4thi day
hherei, betwi-on t :o hlr s of 7 ia su. an
r5 p m
'The~ bOO' f ir RegistraIt ic n of v'oteris will
bie opeaned at the 'I own all in '1 hnorsday,
Fri(n ,. erd atnray (Maro'' 31st and
Ahpri i 1sf andt 2nd,) Ire. ding tihe da~s of
'lee: ion betwee'n thue our s if 6 a. ini. aindi
rhlei followi :g ciitis -:r'e a;.pintl adI us
Manalg( rs of I.egistra ation ,anI Ele'tion:
lis Goode
By3 or'der of Connil:
0H1, YES! OH, YES!
rI'4IH 'tIONO MOONTrAIN CORN W H IS
1 KFY hals come andt is shill oming.
If you want good Whiskey and good1
Sogar's, onll at
CLENhINYNG'S 110USlN,
next door to W. RI. Doty & Co. Hie keeps
the best of overythuing. Tthe best Nathlan's
Old Cabinet Wh'Iiskr.y. The best Gibson's
WVhiskey. The best 'I en Cents Sogar.
Thle best Five Cents Megar. And, above
at! f'higs, the best hinne' for 40 cents.
And if you 'como into towxn between 1'
and 1 o'ctock, and are hungry, call at
Olondining's for a drink. andi he will Ret
upl a free lunchl' t'or you. Ofendining
keeps a moral and a quiet house.
~re~g R
H ddie .0
AC E00MORHD
RI. WV FUplW8, Agsit t Wiuse.
,oro, . ~e n
R AD
ooco
i~UDON UVM1TE UPooL,;.
GEOR@IGE A. CIARIC,
SOLE AGENT.
400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Since the introdI~ttion of this Spo"
Cotton into te Ame'ic in.mark I. its une
cess ins been unpreced- nted. No oth
brand -if thread hm ever met wit tV
same nmoint of public iav. r in I ho saim
H I ce oft '-ime..
' !e 'O. N T " manufact nrer. %ore th.
tirsFt to ) coplgizu ftle imporctacul'e of t:
ewing Mlee ino 11ad t - mae lo 1i) 11.x no:
cotton, w Iich ham ev-r been I ne reco
niz~d standard for mwachines.
All the improvements in mucliners
ti-at th'e inventive gentius 'of'the nint..
teeth century hams pro-lumed haw e 1ee
adapted by the maptufacturero of --O.N.T.'
At all the great International Fair i.
tho world, "0. N. T." has; been aw irle '
the highest honors.
The '0. N. T." 'acwnries at No'var.
N. J., and Peih'Ie. 'cotnniad. emp 1l .
5,20) operatives init' e mIicienI ihr*w
daily to go around i o wor11l I iti1' 11.1 s.
Consumo 141 tons of co-i 'mi.y.
Tho manifactures of '0 X. T "t m
the largest maninfacturors of1 Sj o.I ('ot
ton in the worbl.
A ftil assortment of thia Spool c'rt-n
enn be had at wholesaile ind ret it .1 NI
IIHA I'Y & C0. ' :01 b 2 tilli
SPII1NG GOODS.
NEW SPRING G 3ODS.
NEW SPIING GO DS.
NEW SPRiNG GOY DS.
? UI NEW TOCI(
* OUR NEW STuCK
iS A iIV NG
IS ARIV .ING.
IS ARI?.UVNG.
COME AND SEE US.
COME A ' D SEE US.
COME AND 8EE US.
COME A'ID SEE US.
P. LAN~DCKER &BRO11
P. LAND'~' KER & B3RO
P LAND)EOKER & BRIO.
t9 LANDECK(ER &BRO.
rnch 19
CONF ECTION LIII IES,
FIUrrs, ErTC.
r'lIE underasigned having putrobas~ed the
S..Moek in trado, rt~cently owned hv
A. P. MiI'er, proposea to soil t l.e saume c't
and below orttmial cost. Ie offers Friene'h
Candy at thirly-tivo cents per pouind.
Lat~ies' Biackets at cost Do)tll an~d T1oys
below cost.
JUST RECETJVErD,
afid alwaiya on hen I . Fresh Bamnan in., O?
anges,.Lon<, A pples, Cakes ar~d B3rea'ds
6f differohft kinmds.
JT. W. ATKE:N.
pr# Bread, good and fresh always on
hcad. jmar 1--tx3mn
To THlOSE DESIRING TO BUILDp.
W E have just emnploye'd some of' the
cmost skilitful ax'd experiit'need
workmen, andl are now xeady to dno all
kinds oft bon1o ecrpenter'a work. We
have also macde arra'ngemeontsm with the
leading aan mailla to furnish l n' ithc 1um -
her. Ho on an - after tlais date we aro pre
pa'red to d aeol indis of work. Persons
desiring to I.afonl "he cas rejiairved, or
contempmLe bnil linzg, will do well to got
Itn es ~tite frttlI na befo 'ugiving ont en.
triactd D~raw ing plains and slcoifleations~
a sapeolalty. We are versed in all the now
utles- and Onits of the dav. 'ontran a
'aken anywhere in the St uth. Mll.wor.k
w'arran'o-1. ~P1'L,
n~iH icra anzd Conitractor4,
IWinneboro, B. 0,.
fab in.ta8
EXAI
IN I\i
8 SO DOING Von will bo en%
liurability this l8. il t cafnnot. 170 surps
TilIS SHIRT, in 'Ilition 10 havi1
ila ttad PA'i E N'' PACK FACING, I
tI tILe Shirt in the b.:h, somethin
dyle of Shirt made. An examii
,53 AC] ]K .E: -ACI]-'T G- IC
!he abovo statcment, is ta no. The SI
MUSLIN. Fine linen FIONT i
SLEEVES.
UJTYT FS- I,
UOAr1, Coffeer, Moace, &c.. &t
U0li A c3 a:.
TL. IMII
AT G R9
e jPLE
* ~APG)~ A.ss.
G TINO EDL ,
-UT recuve Calr^ rot hoc
inGareni Seeds of all kinids.
ALSO
Seed and ent ine Iri1h Potutoes of
t he chuoiest kindse. (Chonice Vmia tly
( ('eies' arr~aiv~ in dily. I hav on(01
liand a larige lot of b~esi qiuality Sole
L"ather, whtich wvill be sold at low
fignres'.
I ami pn.lig highuest prices for Dr3
Ilides'. Give n.e n call.
\ . II. DON LY,
feb 12 On t he Corner
WINNSBORO, S, C,
IS 1880. has pnw'd away, I am
thakfu for the past l'avors he
stowedI on)11 meV b y my l custer ol
Chester. Lanctaste' andi Fairftield counil
ties, 11fan mut sav that I have col.
l.eted exceeditngly w'vll, notwi thstanld
ing the dray sea&sonIi andsort eiw. 1.
now inavilo thetin to comie, anid wI
Rell tlhm
MULES~i dND THOft$ES
on)1 timeO unt il fall, nponi their m~aking~
meI~ goodc jppers. I alIso inuvita l'sI
buyeV(rR. na i Reel to them as low au
lhe lowest, fot' Cash,
D rFT C0MPN~rTION.
Jan 1 4. W;LLIFOlID.
\ TL cprwoig having claim'a atri'4 th)4
..L own:a.onvroll oft Wirnn boo nr
e.1teI to pct-$n r4 tho anwme prop)erly
adtd, to the on aiiioe on hbfore, thl
431q of March. E L OADLR
* 14~
LINE
-VUORS
lc E L
Tr-0
ST0~ ----- -
need that for Sty lc, Fit, Pinish aud
'seej.
I a Re-on forco bosom, has tho cole
sl idh rmakes it impossiblo to rip or
7 thit cannot bo said of any other
:intion of this '-AJ r _ ;I
vi!l certainly convinco any one tiht
irt is muado of WILLIAMSVILLE
nid CUFFS and FULL FACEL
, at LOWEST BOTTOM PRICES
JNA UG .
HE LE R OF LOW PRIC2s.
t S
aJ:.." --:, IUMZARt PATT .
.FDITufRS AND NEWSPAPER MEN
I of the ce'i niry clrore Jnmes Dloe&' rutent
oo-il Watc~h Case3. As a proof. icad the fol.
lowing:
naio, f1Irnre. 3d , Strch 8 1S80.
Ittgives m i ni 0 r auretoinr. onl that the
Ja'sBo Watch Cair I have. carrier1 toa
'!uperfect hWittalact ion Jr. w--r heaitti
Ed. aind Piop't, 74.gramn.
LaFn yet te, Tnd . Mfar'ih 8, 1)8).
I tAke. pilture Ii4Ol in co lnsm g t.he James~l
IBros1 Wnteh Cae tas hiiv satIsfnetory end
eillt '1In w a r to ate ot tolkeI gold. T hey are
tto *Buss" in tact, a we II ab in nlome.
W. 8 L!NoIE,
Ed. and l't op't, Corn ier.
Des Mii s. Jn., Febi. 23. 1681.
our man: ger has e tried n Jamier Boiss
I'. ti im bV I ca C '.:' a-ta- - crfil. says that it,
iT \TE LEA DERI Co.
I (t h'is Ilou a Stae Lecvler.
I :r p!oa''.d to ay tha thiee, J amrs BOSS
Wa lt ic II hav 33 is enily aHisineCfory,
be1 ig in evers %POct j-t 34s represented. It
h i a peiI heanut y. M.t II I Ji.TENS,
Ed. a ad P.op't ln~quota C'o. Tties
'rhoW b udeiiie4. Wi. Minreb 1n, 18.
I 'IeWich Cae I have nt your mnice .1s In
ever way3 t saloIaclo;y3 : It i-just sPlenif
I * A hHBAR RI'Mi,
Ed.t'~ and Prop't Torch 0. Lierg
Th . O4 re Cenflrurred Ia by hn-ffedsof
fher ialf rs as well n fOeaonts, maecbaolcs
nnflii JendeIr., In nll p: tia Of tho connitry.
PlatesR or '4oelid Gold. It I" warranted by si e.
t-im (-rt ltleate. A. t:.vonr je weer for liltisti n
n'ii ~OaI'ignc colin ulijg lull deaC Iloa.
GRE~AT
lI have now in storb the Jai-ges
i stock eve ruh d by us,
Clot~iofloa
Harnss oubro ff.
We re ot ive to LO ~a,
LOW W.0ICES&
OUR Winter 0ood. tre st b.Iug
sold at reduced prices to make rooia
for
SPRING OOD.
A lot of Buist's Garden Seeds, just
received.
. ALSO,
SEED POTATOES,
ONION SETS, otq
-AT THE
C O RN E ! ' o 7 E.
J. M. BEATY & CO.
THE CELEDRATE D
THE CEEJ,bnTiArED
THE CFLE' ' ED
HCTETI TER DITTER1
11OSTETEri BITTERS
HIO.TETTIER 3i.TEiRS
-A T.
F. i. IABENITCT1T1S
F. W. UABENICHT's
F. W. HIABENICHT.
F. W. HADENICHT'S.
THE GREAT INDIAN
THE GREAT INDIAN
THE GREAT INDIAN
THE GREAT INDIAN
OCEOLA BITTFRWs
OCEOLA BITTERS
OCEOLA BITTEES
OCEOLA BITTERS
--AT .
F. W. HIABENICHTA
F. W. HIABENIGHT'S.
F'. W. HABENICHT'S.
F. W. H ABENICHT'S,
GENUINE IMPORTED
GENUINE IMPORIED
GENUINE IMPORTED
ANGUS TO2RA BITTERS.
ANGUSTORA BITTERS
ANGUSTORA BITTEJS
--AT-.
F. W. HIAB3EICHTw's.
F. W. HABEIiCHT'S.
feb 12
FRESH1 STTPPLY
.ri New Criop NEW LEN
M~OLAS$E?, bens in th marketII1, an~c
syrupsa of n!! griades.
A LSO,
A tino assortment of
IIAISTNS,
CITRON
CANNED PEARS,
PINEAPPLE,
PEACH ES,
GRAT.ED COCOANUT
ISINGLMAS,
OELATINZ
Al8o, a good qualityv of OA T MEAL~
i (lve pound l'ackages
GIVE NE tA C44
D. RI. FLN'b~ilni.
T NANO 1 k ANO:
l' HAVE the ag.ecy of several st~ard
L. brana n' Onapo. amonigst whloh are
ho Monrarch and the Wilcox & Gtbba'
!aianlatede I will also ~c p a Jar a.
mppay 0LAcist Pho pbate. I'rjye w t
l0 well to stivo mue at ca 1 befo re makin
?furchnas. olsewhere. I 'sill alwaga~1
e hi heastm marke price for-coto~ .,,