The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, April 14, 1881, Image 3
N AND COUNTY.
V, Aprl l41 I I I I 1881.
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-half cents per line for each
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its. Simple announcements 0
es and deaths published free ox
and solicited.
ominunications, of whatsoever
shouild be addressed to the
boro Publishing Company
boro, S. C.
LtROAD SCI1EDULE.-The trains
pass Winnsboro as follows:
bound passonger, 12.18 p. m
bound, 5.30 p. In.; north-bound
t, 8.54 a. m.; south-bound, 1.15
These arrivals are on the basis
allroad time, sixteen minutes
than Winnsboro time.
dvortismoents.
Idiers' Reunion-J, R. Boyles,
tary.
tion-B. Sugenheimer'.
ring Goods-J. M, Beaty & Co.
sh Groceries-D. R. VFlenniken.
eriff's Sale-John D. McCarlev,
.~ C._
tIcc-E. S.. Chandler, Clerk.
asonic 1eeting. G. B. MeCants,
etar-Y.
tation -J. R. Boyles, J. P. F. C.
Itation--J. R. Boyles, J. P. F.[f
iial Discharmge-E. A. Kennedy,
~cutor'.
Ocal Driers.
Blackstock went wet and Lancas
wen 1)t drIy.
To-day is the anntliversary-' of tile
t of Fort Sumter twenity years ago.
It is piobable that the Palmetto
liment will celebrate Cowpens in a
Supt. I. S. Thompson is on a
r of inspection of 111e schools. lie
ted 11innsboro( oil Wednesday and
rlesSed himself well pleased. The
le atleilooln he left fo (Clester.
-Colonl Tloml pso 11 delighd the
i at Monmii Zion oil Wechliesday
Stlu I s8t(inl r to Ohe Principal a hioli
for Ohe latter ht-alf of the day-a
g -olomptly accepwed.
O . IN i. 1),y: il the. p
a . lu. E. P. loble h1e reeived
. muan andc his famuily ill addiion to
osOciee ailr'eady.
--'-Among the surivor's preCsent at
e last meeting of' the Sixth R~~imnit
ssocition were Franiik Williamus ami
avidl C. Aiken, colored.- They take a
e among the most regular atteindants
thme reuniionis.
-The track of the Charlotte, Column
a anld Augnsta llailr'oad is being re
rted all alonig tile line-the old and
facetive r'ails anud ties being taken up
ud repilaced with new. Seventyv-five
les of steel rails are already 1laid
wn).
-The Charlotte Obsere~ y says f
he latest quotations of' raiilroad
eks give Charlotte, Columbia and
l~ugusta at 381 bid and 38j asked."
V ils stock Sold in Winnsboro at pub
auction on last safes-day at from
Srty to forty-one dohllars;
TIm TOWN FINANCEs.- the follOW
g is the fixnal statement of tile townm
er'k and tr'easturer for file municipal
ar' ending April 11, 1881:
RlECIPuTs.
r'omf fines and licenses..... .$ 277.90
rem liquor licenss........ 1,473.85
rom tae...-.... . 1,344.24
( rom rent of mnarket........ 156.00
romJudgment of Tiownm
Council vs. John. A.
Fraser, clerk.........262.20
Tota recei'pts. ........-.$3,51
ExPENDITURV.s,
ork on streets & bridges.,$ 898.81
ai of poice.............. 949
ay of iaamp-lighlter's........'240.00
ublic bidi........ 429.00
ow market bell-.............19.79
..F E. Conmpany..........- 21.00
-0eep1r of clock........... 55.00
a nagers of election, 1880.:: 24.00
aaesofeecton, 1881. 24.00
n~Icidental expensesC...,......21.56
umber..... ............. 67.84
~.alary of clerk.............. 100.00
Total oeeditures.$2,93.94
alance ensh1 on1 h-uid........09.26
THE oLn I El.
Sroceedings of the neguiar Annuuat soot.
fREPoRTD FOR TH?N5sXN ffRAr,.]
The Fairfleid Survivors of thle Sixth
eginent, S. C. V., met In the Trown
Tall in Winnusboro, 01n Monid'ay, April
-ith, at 11 o'clock, a. m. No more
uitable day cold ha~ve been selected
or the annIversary of the Survivors,
S It suggeslerf to every soldier whou
er'ved in the Confederrte armIiy thme
9acrillce of' home and comfort-the
* flfectionuate far'ewell to loved ones,
Vith tihe chlances against us of ever
ioeting themi in thlis lif'--anid the sad
emor'ies of those noble1 etuurades who
eli on Virginia's bloody fieldb Hience
fw becoming in. the servvors to or
imze for the pur'pose vi per'petuating~
ir meettorieos anid to t'ell .of their
ye and mfoble do-edg
'here being a--rehnentabla repndaman.
-Moved that Major Woodward be call,
ed to the chair, which uotion was car
ried. The meeting was called to order
and proceeded to the election of offlcers
for the lf'eseit year, with the follow
Ing result:
President-S. R. Fant.
ist Vice-President- T. W. Wood
ward.
2nd Vice-Prealdent-S, R, John
stons,
Recobding Secretary and Treasurer
-W. H-. Kerr.
Corresponding Secretary- James A.'
Brice.
Tile organization having been com
pleted, Maujor Woodward read a letter
fi'oin ex-Governor J. 11. Means to
Col. Maxcy Gregg, urging hin to take
command of the Sixth Regiment- in
the Interval between the resigniation of
Colonel Rion and the appointment of
Col. C. S. Winder. in commenting
on the letter Major Woodward told
many iheidents gonnectcd w-ith the
early history of the Regiment, of
which we had not before been inform
ed. In fact, they were new to all
privates, and of so much interest that
on motion of Captain Gaillard, Major
Woodward was requested to prepare
a statement in writing of the facts
narrated by him, to be presented at the
Reunion. at Chester on the first Thurs
day in August iext.
On motion, the Association adjourn
ed from labor to refreshments, after
a short time spent in social intercourse.
The Association then adjourned to
meet on the I Ith of July next In the
Town Hall, at eleven o'clock, a. i.
TIE GORDON LIGHT INFANTRY.
The annual meeting of the Gordon
Light infantry was held onl Tuesday
night last. The following, officers
were elected:
Capain-W, G, Jordan.
1st Lieuteinant--T. K. Elliott.
2nd Lieutenait-D. R. Fleiiiken.
Secretary and Treasurer-C. M.
Chaidler.
A comnuittee was appoiited to make
arrangements for the annual target
Shooting and pic-nic, which will take
place early nlext month. The colma
nv resolved to attend the Cow pens
Centeninial which vill be celebrated at
Spartaiburg on the 11th of may next,
niid orders w'ere issued for companiy
drills. A highly interesting feature of
Ihle meetilm was the preselce of Col.
inSgh 8. Thompon, the popular comi
Saildinag fl'Hicer of tlie Palhntto Regi
menit, to which the "Gordonls" a re
ionw attacheled. Colonel Thoinnson
was airmly welcomed, and ater he
Ig liappropriately introduced I Cap
':Il doiih thIeille'd the companI
ui'--fly 11-on- hieiiolein ly. A er re
. I r 11 i t h . ):11 ie ir d
ais of e nav. Ir ihet tew (on fedza
sti. (lone Tompsoni comp)'i(im I-t..
icditde "Ol ln" o Clthir soldiry
beaing' oad net appearmd ton the op
posing of ertii f theirtw iiain Jo piC
hunbciia at mentibaremar mdex
about them by a milibtar omiit i a -h
cthnd ths unveilin of the Ponfeer
ateglmeu.Te ein t f Columbiathic
t'owedl hwgoo atard impesein bythey
mnanimons dt i oca sn olonet
To uon nexat~abg al ted' atoi thapk
proacheng cepebration o' it e genero s p
10tCetenl athn Sprtanbretird from
prese thb opahtlhLoma'
Toht e poresen, hoth oniown acv
Reglimbent.Theei e of' ot-ie ahdse liter'
frms wais fterwrds an see s by'the
benanions aoton ofac th resomlutoto
onga thercmann footing, geend makp-t
membteerp o bot-e, nd f the led
ing corpLs of the State,
- MASONIO MEETING.
A regulaxccommlnunication of inni s
~ boro Undge, No ii, A. F. M., will
be hold( at Masonic Hall this (Thursday)
evening, at, 8 o'clock.
0. B. MIcCANTIA,
ap 14-t1 Secretary.
FINALs DISCIIARGE.
NOTI0' is herelby given that I will
apy to the Judge of P'robate for
a flia discharge as Execntor of the Will
of Joseoph Lan hon, dieceased, on Satur
day, May 14, 3881.
ap-1I1x8* xetr
SOLDIERS' IIEUNIONT.
r uHE~ urv'ivorsof the Tw~olfth Reogi
1 monit. I". C. V., are requested to
meet in the Court Ilonse en Saturd'(ay,
.' pril 23, it' It 9 o'clock. A full attendl
andae is desired. Tr be Commlfitte eon Sta
ti'itics are exp)ecf od to report.
I~.L' a. B.)YLES,
xfta ijeret try.
NOTIC Ua.
P'ERSONS desiring to engage in the
retail liquor businesa for the present mun.
nlicipal year. murt hand in their applica
tieni to thd undersigned on or before 10
o'clock a. m. on Truesday, the 19th of
A pril, insts
IApplications to servo on the police
I' ircc will also be received up to the samne
timne.
' Applications for two lampj-lghiters will
al o lbe rectised up to the same time.
Sealed bids for furnishing oil, lamps,
wiceks, burnerrs, chmiotneys end matches
' r the use of' the street Isamtpa. for the
year end ng M.ay I, 1682, and 5' parato
seale.3ltdn for the rent of 8talls Nos. 1
and. 2 of the nitirket, fo'r one year from
May 1, IW 1. Wyili Also bh received within
the sameo timo.' onciol r-oervo the right
to reject any 'r all bids.
By orde.' of Couneil:
ie S. CHANDLEIL Clerk.
S1M2 utr'S SA LE
Y virtue of an execution to mo di
reeted, I will offer for sale, before
the Court House door . in Winnaboro.
8. C., oiu the first Monday in May
next, between the legal hours o sale, to
the highest. bidder, the following describ
ed property, to wit:
All t at tract of land lying iti Fairfield
County. containing twenty-fI'o (25) acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of F.
I Dinose, J. T. Garrick, Jno. W. Ro
bertson (and W. N. Mason, levied upon as
tho property of J. V. Boyd at the suit of
Thos. Mcl(instry. Assignee.
Terms-CAsu.
J. ). MoCARLEY, S. F. C.
Sherifl's Office,
Winnsboro. 8, C., April 5, 1881..
ap IP
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
By J. R. BO YLIKS, Jvq., Probate tudge.
' I 11EEA8, W. H. Herr, as Clerk of
the Circuit Court, hath made suit
to me to grant. him letters of administra
t'on of the estato of Henry Castles, do
ceaped:
These are, therofore, to cite and admen
ihh all and singular the 1indred and cred
itors of the said lenry Castles, deceased,
tha( they be and appear before me, in the
(ourt of Probate, to be hold at Fairfield
Dourt House, S. C., on the 28th day of
&pril, alter publication thereof, at 11
-'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if
.ny they have. why the said adninistra
ioi ahould not be granted.
Given under iuty hand this 13th day of
kpril, Anno Domini 1881.
ap 14 -flx1J. 1. BOYLES, J. P. F. C.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
fly J. R. 110 ILE, Ew . Probate Judge.
~ TlHlEREAS, WV. 1, Herr, as Cleric of
IN the Circuit Court, hath made suit
o ine to grant him lettoi of administra
ion of tho ctato and ef'ects, of John S.
'astles, deceased:
Those are, therefore, to cite and admon
sh all and singular the kindred and crod
tors of the u-aid John S. Castles,
lueased, tliat thmy be and appear before
ne, int the Court of Probate, to be held at
t'airleld Court 1Iouse, I. C., on the 28th
lay of A )ri, after publication hero
f, ait I I o'clock in the forenon, to show
.use, if any they have, why the said ad
ninistriuion sldid not be granted.
Given under my haud this 13th day of
pril. Anno Domini 1881.
J, It. BOYLES, J. P. V. C.
alp 14 flxl
FRESH GROCERIES
ARF constantly being received by ine,
i synopusis of which I give below.
EW ORLE.\NS MOI.ASSES AND BYRUP8
ALL (MAl1)k1.
IUGARS, F IM TIl IIIOI1EST TO THE
LOWEST GRAi)ES.
Ill E FIN EST F.O'It IN I'lE MARIKET-."THE
PAT EIN'T F-A-M LY"---AU O A l~l GHA DE8
.JA'KCSON'S IIES'T FAMILY F.OURt.
I '. V 1P IA TEA:. -'o-m tling Choice.
,t CCO . 0, Jr:I n ( Co ir Comlubinrt.
A 4-:S PE:ACHEI1S,
IN Al' i:
l' I R. . - ETC.. Et C.
I A LS0 iN V lIT YOI'I1 ATIlR :IO'N TiOOUI
RIOASTE'FD COFFEE.
G~Ive me a enll anti ex.uumine for yourself.
Artl:cles too nmuarous to mfentiot.
ap i-1
SPRING GOODS
.4 AT THlE y
CORNER STORE.
DRhESS OOODSi, . HAND)KEtIIHIEFS,
UIOSIERiY
CAM BRICS, NECK WEAR.
CORSETS.
PIQUES, ''TRRMMINGS,
MUSINS, LAIOE, IACES,
AN ELEGANT PIECE OF f)OUBLE WIDTH
FRIENCHI HUNTIiNt.
ALL KINDS OF DOMESTiU! DRY' 000ODS.
MIL.WAIHD'S IIELIIX N ImD1)I8, FURt UAT~S
WOl llTs, SFR1AW h ATS, CLOTHING.
A I3EAUT'IFUL LINE OF SilOES IN ALL
QUIT.'IES.
GhLOBEC KiD GLOVES TO A RRIYE IN A FEWV
D)AYS3..
J. M. BEATY & Co.
GrOO~ERI.S.
We have have this depairlmont in the
rear end of our store, and are, ufl'oring ait
the lowest, prices
4UG ARS. COFFEES. DEST IsiR AND)8 PAR('HED
C(OF'FE, ClIOIE'E EVA PORIATED P'EACHlES
AND) APPILIES. CHiOICE' CANNED) TO
M A'ITOlR, P EAt'H 111G. PINEA PPLES,
ETC., ('1101CR 14110, CIlOICeE
[JAMS, (CHOI(' IF LOUR0 itEST GUN POWDER
'TEA, MESS MACKEREL IN CANS, ETC.
ALWAYrI GLAD TO SEE GURl FRIEINDS AT
THlE CORNER STORE.
J. M. B3EATY & CO.
llllrralf or lir iloils
OiH, YES! 01H, YES!
fI 'H E ST ONE MOUNT AIN CORN Wis
1KEY. has come andl is still coming.
If you want good( Whiskey and good
Sograra, call at
CLENDINING'S HO 0U1$,
next door to WV. R1. Doty & Co. Hec keeps
the best of overythtug. T1he bent N'athan's
O1ld Cabinet Whiskey. 'Tho best Gibson 's
Whiskey. Tlhe bent Teon Cents Segar.
The best.F'ivo Conts Segair. And,- above
all things, the best Dinner for 40 cents.
And if you come into town between I
and 1 o'clock, and are hungry, call at
Ofendining's for a drink, and he will net
uip a irco lunch for~ on. 01.ondining
keeps sa tmoral and a quie 6hou.r~e.
dec 0
THE. CELEP RATED
THE CILd31RATED .
THE CELEBRATED
THE CELEBItATED
HOSTETTER BITTERS
IIOSTETTER BITTERS
HOSTETTER B3ITTERS
IOSTETTER BITT ERS
-AT
F. W. IIAI3ENICHT'S.
F. W. IIABENICHT'S.
F. W. HAB-NICHT'S.
F. W. HABENICHT'S.
'l.'11E GREAT INDIAN
THE GREAT IN1bIAN
THE GREAT INDIAN
THE GREAT INDIAN
OCEOLA BITTtR81
OCEOLA BITTERS
OCEOLA BITTERS
OCEOLA BITTERS
F. W. HABENICHT'S.
F. W. HABENIGHT'S.
e. W. HABENICHT'S.
I. W. HABENICHT'S.
GENUINE IMPORTED
GENUINE IMPORTED
GENUINE IMPORTED
ANGUSTORA BITTERS
ANGUSTORA BITTERS
ANGPSTORA BITTERS
-AT
F. W. HABENICHT'S.
F W. HABENICIIT'S.
F. W. HABENICHT'S.
feb 12
Is a Compound of the virtues of sarsa
pjarilla, at iilugia, mandrake, ycl low
(lcwith the Iodido of pbtash [and~ Iroft,
all powerful blood-making, blood-cleans
ing, and life-sustaining elementa. It is
the purest, safest, and most effectual
alterative available to the public. The
sciences of medicine and chemistry have
never produced a remedy so potent to
cure all diseases resultin from Imnure
blood. It cures Ser ofla and' all
escrofulous diseases, Erysipelas,
Rose, or St. Anthony's Fire, Pim.
p les and Fa'co-grubs, Pustules,
Blotchesw, Boils, 'iumors, Totter,;
Humors, Salt Rheum Scald-head,
RIng-w~ormu, Ulcers, Eoes, Rheu..
mnatism, Miercuirial Disease, Nou..
ralgia, Femalo Weaknesses and
Irregularities, Jaundice Affections
of the Liver, Dyspepsa Emacias
tioni, and General Deblity.
By Its searching and cleansing, quali
ties it purges out the foul comiptions
which contaminate the blood and cause
derangemont and decay. It stimlates
the vital functions, restores and pro
sorves health, 'and 'infuses new life and
vilgor hroughout the whole sy~stem. No
suferr fomany dIsease of the blood
need despair who will give Avza's
SAnsArAntILLA a fair trial.
It Is folly to experiment with the nxu.
morons low- priced mixtttres, without
medicinal virtues, offered as blood-purl
flora, while disease becomes more fimy
seated. AYERt's SA!SAP'AnILLA is a medi
cine of such concentrated curative power
that it is by far the best, cheapest, and
most reliable blood-purifier known.
Physicians know ftua comnposition, and
prescribo It. It has boen widely utsed tor'
forty years, and has won the unquali-.
ied- conidenco of millions whom i't has
benefited.
PREPARED BY DR. J. 0. AYER & CO,,
Practical and Analytical Chemitste,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGIsTs EVERITWEERI.
Ligttsteslo
,o MACHINECO.
b5W 6+ NlW CHARE.d.37
DMA1'iMORE,MI P,1
R. W PILLIPS, Agent, Winns
boro 8. C.- dc
E(.EdANT JEWELRY OHEAf.
TInruce orewstyles an in Cese tcae
e mre ate o i npale el re for
fa te o~ro kot bea cufbTe ora necro.
Th e ab~n 20:_ amothar
cet c Narenvlpeau
came rpcct~ ear-Q0,a 'jholt canmbeon
.eacet i aen.n an en r t a :
MIMNi
GR A.ND
SOME PEOPLE claim that Gen
regalato the prodtiction of cotton or
demand. Instead of excited visions, ii
a sensible people, the present day d<
which benefits the public. Hear the
A Victory in Dry Goods, Notionsi
etc., etc.
500 Men's Summer liate, at 6 cent
433 Women's Trimmed Itats, at 95
248 Gents' Colored Shirts, at 33k c
888 yards of Spring Dress Goods i
Lace Bunting, Plain Black Buhtiag,
Cloths, Alpacas, Brilliantines, etc.
jt11 G
DOMESTICS-4480 yards Sheetii
TOWELS-800 Power Loom Tow
366 Power Lootn Tow
100 Power Loom Tow
HANDXE RCHIEFS-866 at 3, 4,
CLOTHING-This Departmeut is
public.
SHOES, SIOES-$2,000 worth c
---- o
THESE goods have been bought fi
and are marked at rock-bottom cash -
Prices here. I have always advocat
and will put it in force this season m
JOHN I
The highest price paid for cotton
mehi 31
THE LATES
SEWING MACHINE
iGE~iiARM:.
81MP'LE,
~jySE''nNGNEEDlLE,
1\ITHRE~AblNG SHUTTLJL,
-UIWINDIN.G BOBBIN.
E~LEQftNT IN FflIR3ai.
Thg Oily n P rAct 1hll
A. & A. C. ALFO0D,
No. 23 Gouth Cafvert Strreen
DALTIMORIC, MD.
TO THOSE DESIRING TO BUILD.
W E havejust chuployed aotne of the
mnost skillful and experiencord
workmen, and are now roady to do all
kinda of house carpenter's work. We
havo also made arrangements with the
leaingsawmills to fnrrish na with tuin
ber. So on and after this d Ate we are pro
pared to do all kinds of work. Persons
desiring to hato old bon~aea repaired, or
contemplate building, wvill do well to get
anf estimnte fro~m us befo -e giving out, con -
tracts. Drawing plans and speci fiaitions
a specialty. We aire versed is all the now
styles anid cuts at theo day. Contruc's
taken anywhere in tho .South. All (volk
warranted.
JOHNZ H. PURCELL & BROS.
Builders and Contractors.
Winnnborn, S. C.
fob 17-fr3'm
SEEDS! SEEDS!
JUST received, a lar'ge lot of oico
Gron Seeds of all kinds,
ALSO
Seed and eating Irish Potatoes of
the choicest kinds. Choice Family
Groceiis arriiving daily. I have on
hand a large lot of best quality Sole
Loather', which will be sold at low
figutes.
I am paying highest prices for bry
Hides. Give me a calbs
WV. H. DONLiY,
feb 12 On the Cornier'
CONFECTIONER IES,
IT RHE underaigned hav ing purchad the
I. stock in trade, recentl o'wned by
A. P. Miler, proposes to sell fto same at
and below original cost. H~e offets French
Candy at thirty-five cents ofi p)oundl,
Ladies' Baukota at cost, Dol . and Toys
bel'ow cont.
and always on hand, Fresh Banan.is. Or
angea. Lemons, Apples, Cakes and Broads
of different kcints.
J. W. AIKEN.
p# Broad, good -and ifreh, always on
hand.mar 1--tx3mn
TOILET S0APSI
IA L UIGE lot of the cheapest Toilet
' Sot~tap tor the price ever brought to
Winnaboro. Call and he conviniced.
MecMASTER, BRICE & KETOJHIN~.
iU G H.' S
DEPOT.
ius is subject to the same laws which
grain, the supply adjusts itself to the
naginary dreams sounded ini the ear of
imands something genuine and real
fame of
Boots, Shoos, Groceries, Hardware,
45, 85, 05, t up to $3 00.
ents, worth 50 cents.
n now designs, consisting of Doboigo,
Rohairs, Dlack Cashmeres, Henrietta
DOWN.
ig, Shirtings anid Drillings, at COST.
E110, 44 inches, 25 cents.
-ls, 86 inchos, 10 c'ents.
Dls, 30 inches, 5 cents.
5, 8, up to 25 and 40 cents each.
well filled to suit the demand of the
If Sboesjuat recoivod.
0 -
:r CASIK direct from first hands.
prices. No Time or Long Uredit
,d the SHORT PROFIT SYSTER,
r~re than over.
u. MIIhXNAUGH.t
rags, and hides.
T TRIUM1PH,
cente for BA ZAR~ FATTEtNS.
Sale alldlFeelastablds,
WINN8IBORO, S. C.
A. 'Willifor&,
P COK'BIETOR.
OPEN BUGGIES.
BtY BGG1ES and SPRING
(11low prcsftaso_ ml
advanice for good papers.
Open Bugle....$5.,
SqaeBody, Three.
prng Wagon, two
..et......'............7.00~
Sporting Wagon, two
seats, three-spring-a
nice turnout........ 75.00I
Material anud workmasnship~
warranted. A xles are Sheldon'
Anchot' brand. Shulher's Springs'~i
and patent wheels. .1 have alsoj
'a full line of Harness ad
Omp. Dunlovy & Fant's.
HAI RN E S S.
(+ubscribe to Tum. NEWs MO, JER
FRESH GROCERIESI
NUTGAR8, assorted. Coffees, Ifid
k Laguavra and Old Qov. Java.
Rio and Old Gov. JaNt 1Roasted;
Teas, Black, Imperial, Guipowder
and Young Hyson.
CANNED G00ODL6
Vents, Peaches, Piucapples. ToA
matoes, Salmon, Corned Beet, Deviled
Haan and Turkey, Sardines, &c.
Macaroni and 'Choese, Glumor Pre
serves, Pin fiead Oat Meal, Coopei.
Gelatine, Mustard, Black Pepper and
Nutmegs.
Bald'win Catsup, Cross & Black
well's Chow Chow, Empire Chow
Chow Assorted Pickles, Lea & Pei.
rill's *orcestershlre Sauce.
J. V. 1cMASTER & CJO.
sept 14
SPOOL COTTON&
FSTABLISID181 R2.
(WOUNn ON WurrE SPooLs.)
GEORGE A. CLAIM
SOLE AGENT,
400 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Sinco the introduction of this Spool
Cotton Into the American mark(t,. its (lue;
cos9 h7Ias been unprecedentod. No other
brihd of thread has over mot with the
same amount of publio favor in the samo
spaco of time.
Tho "0. N. T " mannfacturers were tho
firut to recognize the importance of the
Sewing Machino and to make a six -cord
cotton, whioh ha ever boon the recog -
nized standard for machins.
All the improve'mbnta in maobinory
that,. the invoetivo genius of the nine.
teeth oentury has produced huvo bno
adapted by the manufaoturers of "O.N.T."
At all the great International Faire of
the world, "0. N. T." hiu boon awarded
the highest horiora.
'Iho "0. N. T." factories at Nowar'k,
N. J., and Paisley. Scotlandi cmpfoy
5,200 operativecs-n mke sufficient thread
daily to go around the world four times.
Consumo 140 tons of coal dail .
The manufacturers of '0. . T." are
the largost manufacturers of Spool Lot.
ton in theO worldl.
A lull assortment of this Spobl Ceottont
can he haid at ivholoesaldand retail at J. M
BEATY & CO.'S. feb 22- f x~m
1NEW STORE.
-AT THE
GLADDEN HOTEU6
WVE, the Uude rs inu . iw n: - ii.
form iitireima * f' WINM
GLA!IDI N'S$ JfOT/EL,
Arnd are n"" ii' '
now an a hi... I
SPRING AND) U E
WVhich we will seTY At L) o M~
for oiush.
DRIESS GOODS;
Laces and Embroiderics, whfiob w'6 offor at
accordingly low ptions.
WHJ.TE GOODSi.
We respectfully ask fimeo tontion of the
Ladies to our ot irely now fresh
ntock of these goods.
English Swiss; Plainu and P'laided Nan
sooks, Piques, in great variutv.
SIJLK TIES.
Ladies' Lane Scarfs, Ties Abnd I'ows, at
fifteen centa, worth thirty-five cents,.
(OLOTIIlNG I
BE AUTIFUL SPRING SUT8,
F IN E, M ED1U M and CO3IMOS,
FANCY CASSIMERES,
BLhE~ FLANNE~LS,
WORISTEDS,
For MIEb' YOUTHS and BOYS.
MAD& TO ORDER.
Suitu mdo to order at, very low prices.
JAMJES ON~ EiXIBITION.
ap 9
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