The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 16, 1881, Image 4
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-Twlweekly eittion, tur dolla 0 or
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two dollars and cents perV I ,
h advance. Liberi, distoount
of five and up*WAi.. c,
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per ith for the fRest insertion, $ad
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hlso n, These rates ,to all ad
vertisements, of whateve t .e, and
are payable strictly In ad Con
~treets for thite,alK of *eyM jthe
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nt local tiotices, fiftben t4 per
o for he first hasertlo0 at Oeyen
d one-Imif cents: per line .. , each
bsequontiasertion.' Obitua.'' and
bUtes of respect diarged as er
bements. Simple.announcepoen 'or
anit"Mges nnd deaths published free'or
charge, and solieited. -
&l Communications of whatsoever'
nature should be "addressed to the
Winnsbjoro PUblising' Company
*Wlimsbero, S. C,
RAILROAD SCHEDuL.-The Ir
ulow pass Winnsboro as follows.
North- ound passenger, 12.28 p. m
south-baund, 4.28 p. in.-; north-boun
afeight, 9.05 a. m,'; south-bound, 1.87
p. m. These arrivah are on the basis
of Railroad time, sixteen minutes
faster than Winnsboro time.
Now Advertlsements.
All for Cash-John L. Mimnaugh.
L~ocal Brieft .
-Wild plums and blackberries are
abundant.
-The letter of "I'aber" reached us
R too late fbr publication in oug last
issue.
-The painters -are still working on
the court-house, :and it will soon be
quite finished.
-No rain in several sections of the
county yet. Even those places last
visited need It again.
-Colonel Black and Messrs. Des
portes and Rion have gone on another
excursion to Doby's pond.
-A party of young gentlemen went
to Rook 111.yesterday, to attend a big
plenic on the Cataw'ha to-day.
-The Winnsboro Hook and Ladder
Company wont to Columbia on Wed
nesday, to participate in a tournament
given by the colored firemen of that
city.
-Thanks to Messrs. P, M, Brloe and
W. L. McDonald for invitaidevs to
the final celebration at Erskine, The
former was chairman of the commit
tee of arrangemeits.
-There Will be a meeting of the
executive committee of the Fairfield
County Bible Society at the office of
%he president, No. S Law Range, at
nine o'clock this morning
-Messrs. n. J. McCarley, 11. B.
McMaster, J. N. Center and J. S.
Elder left on Tuesday for the glass
bell match in Orangeburg. Mr. An
drew Wallace, the other member of
the team, was to meet them in Colum
bia. This team ought to make a fine
score. Mr. Elder broke forty-eight
out of fifty balls in four conseutive
practice matches before he left.
AN Oursaxon.-Th'Ie advertisement
of the Singer Sewing Machine was
accidentally omitted in last Tuesday's
Issue. Of course, everybody knows
about the "Singer," and knows too
that it is a flrst-class machine, but we
don't want people to think that such a
good thing has been left out of the
columns of TuE NEws AND lhERAL>
a'paper that delights to advertise, and
torcommend to its readers, every
~thing that is really good-like the
SSinger Sewing Machine.
Tuic TWIN BED-SPRING.-Attention
is called to the advertisement of the
"Twvin Bed-Spring Company'," sent
out as a supplement to THE NEws AND
HRtALD. This spring is constrncted
upon a new principle calculated to
produce elasticity, evenness and dura
bility, anid is said by those using It to
( be all that is claimed for it. The tes
timonials given in the advertisement
f embrace the names of wvell-known cit
izens of Abbeville, and speak well for
the merits of the article. The springs
can be examined and ordered at the
store of Mr. James W. Bolick.
ALL FoR CA4SH.-Such Is -the signifi
cant heading of the new advertisement
of Mr. John L. Mimnnaugh, of the
"Augusta Store," appearing in this
Issue. He announces that he has In
store eight thousand dollar.' worth of
goods, which he desires to clear out,
and that in order to do so he will offer
them at very low figures. Dry goods
In groat varIety--lawns, jaconets,
buntings, plques, table damasks,
bleached shirtings - notions, fancy
goods, spool cotton, blacking, soap,
eastors, clocks, tobacco, kerosene, etc.,
e., will be found among his stock,
and he wants to sell them--"all for
cash." Give hm , call.
FAIRPEtn AnnoADn.-'Fairfleld has
been or wvill be represented in the con-~
eluding exercises of a number of insti
tutions of learning. As the Charlotte
Female Institute last week Mr. It. M!.
'Davis made the address, and Mls~'
Kitty RIton took a protninent place"
the concert. Misses Rosa Connor *
Salhie Crawford represented the co
In the Columbia Female Colleg'
Miss Rachel McMaster at Sparta
Mr. C, A. Douglass at Colu~ ' .
College, Washington; Ca9 ,vie
and Gaillard at West P * at tary
Academy; Messrs. W. .lso' .I'
Princeton; Theodore rice a" o
Bewanee; J. B. Doug an at
W. L. McDonald . o i
Ersklno, and John
South Carolina C , yso ~tN
FArnWRLU a resting
--A largely hes *W held on
meoeting of 3A : o .T)~ fol.I
Baturday *'gabei were P 6: Rzj
lowing a ~s, re Colley, L bor
Col.
asd , Mesterp
Kell. r , D andthe tiilowing
g '. on, Mrs. Powell, Mrs.
0 , 4.1 ion, Misses Theoas,
. Ow .. FrIpig Richardson,
cotti aba hiuney. Dr. Boyd and
Keosrc Ykeon, Irapp and Jones
ieaw 0 1 attondance. This Is' the
La- rF' aiendanoe yet secured at a
bUsipess meeting. In the absence of
*r',ioardon ftrom the State, Mr. R.
bL avia conduct W a drill in phonet,
L and the sound ofsletters. After this,
.9e President produed a list of words
MOuaily uispronouncedo and for an
tour conducted a runnng conversa
19n1, participated In*'by all present,
aif bringIpg Webster, Worcester and
Walker into requisition as chartipions
ror dielrent methods ofpaonunciatioi.
Apa hour's recess was taken for
lunch, after which the subjectof teach.
itg profit and loss iy formulas in per
"entage was disattased. The School
Commuissioner reported that all the
trpstees favored maklug'the Teachers'
Mpeting a school day, some with the
proviso that the teacher must bring a
Dertificate of attendance from the se
retaryJ and others that it be not oftener
than once In two months. Col. Davis
gave notice of a resolution he would
offer at th6 next meeting, incorporat.
ing these suggestions into a rule for
the Assoclathn. It was resolved to
bold the next mneeting on Friday, July
16th. Miss Maggie Hamilton, Mrs. J.
S. Richmond and Mr. L. M. Ford were
unanimously cle'tei members of the
Association. On notion the Assocla.
tion adjouaned.
JelNKIZJ8VIlJ ZIBEM.
the Temperane Xovement-The crope &at
the Weather.
JENKINVJLLE, June 13. - Events
worthy of a place in afirst-class news.
paper like THE NEWs' AND HERAlp
are of rare occurrence in this section.
Yet there are exceptions to this rule.
T'he question uppermost, at present, in
the minds of the people in this neigh
borhood is temperance, and so thor
oughly are they aroused on the sub.
lect that petitions to the Legislature
asking the prohibition of the sale of
spirituous liquors as a beverage are
being almost unanimously signed. It
the 'people in other portions of the
State are as determined in this crusade
as they are here we should say that
the hand-writing might be "traced on
the wall," and that the days of the
"tyrant grog" wore numbered, We
have suffered here peculiarly at the
hands of the liquor traffic. A few
years ago we had a flourishing Young
Men's Christian Association, which
like many other fair and promising
institutions fell a victim to the power
ful and hitherto unchecked influence
of the greg-shop.
The young crops are looking well,
notwithstanding a drouth for the last
four or five weeks. The wheat and
oats crop have been somewhat cut off,
and not a few of the farmers are dis
couraged, holding that the indications
are that the dose of twelvd weeks'
drought of last year is to be repeated
in this. There are others, however,
who hold that the absence of ralin last
year makes It all the more probable
that it will rain this year, and a third
class sit by and philosophically remind
their brethren that prophecies, hopes
and rears wvill have but little effect
upon the hidden operations of the
laws of nature. FAnasa.
WVANTED.
AWOMAll to cook for a small family,
and make herself generally useful. Ap
ply at this office. jun 13-tf
FINAL DIsMJAARGE.
NXTOTICE is hereby given that on tlie
iN 30th dy of June, 1881, at 11
o'clockc, a. in., Iwill apply to the Judge
of Probate for~ Pairaeld County for a final
discharge as Administratrix of JAMES M.
PHINNEY, deceased.
MARY T1 PIIINNEY,
jun 2-3xt Administratrix.
B UG GIES,
SPRING WAGONS
FARM WAGONS.
TN connection with the Buggy and
..L~pin~ agon business, I have for
sale the wehI.kown
"OLb MiIRORY"
Farm Wagon. My one-horse wagons are
coupled theo same as a two-horse wagon,
have front bounds and rocking bolster1
Warranted for twelve months.
1. It. CI1UIIN(4s,
ap?28 Opp. Dule~'y & Fant4
ELESAN? JSWELRV CHEAP
1' todue. nwb~leadIn ad
we akhenilo~ unlel or aname
Shra mg"b.forI Fa goi
platede orate ohigt e ~ter1,Atu, a
~n~.k~ ing, al espw th~ Posl
1 gelen o ta sln ane o.
PnS, Agath, Wnset .
NEW GR0CElIE
ARRIVINT DAILY-STAPLE AND
FANCY.
O~A~-L.]$TD ED.l
My ol agk'syups-white as hon.oy.
at only FIFTY VENTS per GALLON, the
oheapest ever sold in town.
COOL D2RIJNEs,
IN rear of my Grooory, of the gurost
Liquors and Wines, Portuer's ivol
Beer, always ON ICE, and will be deliv.
ered atiiny residence in TOWN AT ONE
DOLLARL PER DOZEN.
.--0--....
FINEST TEN CENTS and FIVE CENTS
Cigar In Town, Give them a tria
-0
FRESH CRAB APPLE OIDER
ON DRAUGHT.
CO.ME AND SEE ME.
W. H. Donly.
One door South of F. Elder.
Jun 11
FROM THE WRECK
-O
One Tire Plate,-one Tire Bender,
Mne Tire Shrinker, three Screw
Plates, one Bellows, one Anvil, one
Vise. One Boxing Machine, cost
$18.00, will be sold for $10.
Lots of Oval, half Oval' Round,
Band, Square and Th-o Iron ; Hubs,
Spokes, Rims, Carriage Bolts, Tire
Bo)ts and all manner of castings.
TO XE SOLD REGARDLESS OF
ULYSSE G. DESPORTES.
miay 14
TAX NOTICE.
AUDITon's OFFicH,
MAY 9, 1881.
HE books of this onee will be open
from, June 1st to July 20, 1881, to
iceive returns of personal property own
i by each taxpayer on the 1st day of
no. All male persons between the ages
o twebty. one and sixty years are liable to
ll-tax, and will report aOcordingly.
For the ncoommodationi of tarpayer~s I
b e at the following places on the
dfys specified~ for the purpose of receiv
is returns, viz.:
j.oodward's, from the arrival of freight
tilin, June 8th, to. departure of sounAl
b ind passenger train June 9th.
)turham's, June 11.
'ald well's Store, June 13.
jladden's Grove, i3ahe 10.
tidgeway, June 15 and 16.
;ear Creek, June 17.
lythewood, June 18.
eennings' Store, June 20.
'enkinsvillo, June21.
tonicello, J~uhe 29 ahd 2a.
Iiokhead, June 27.
SFeasterville, June 28 and 29.
Please take notico that the office in
innsboro will le closed during my
senee at the above appoeintments, and
en on all other days 'during the ap
inted time.
IL N. W1T Hafli,
may 10-tfj Auditor F. 0.
FRESH GROCERIES
. AlIF censtantly behig received by me,
synopsis of whleh I give below.
(1EW ORLEANS !MOLSNS AtND SYThUPS-L
)UGAR8, FItOMi TIlE IJIEST TO THE
PATENT FAMIIY ALSO AL TRADH
JACKSON'S BE8T FAMILY FLOUR.
ANNED GOODS.
CA4'BORNTA PEAlIS, Someting Choice.
SUCCOTASH, Beans and OOrn I'omblned.
G ATE~sPINE APPLE. -FAH5
SALMON4, -SA RDINES.
MUSTARDl,
VIAPrkN. kTO., E'1fd.
I ALSO INvITE YOt AT'IeNTION TO OUR
ROASTED COFFEE.
Give inc a call and examine for yourself.
Artloles too numnerois to inentIon.
IO. i. FLENNIKEW.
AT OUR HOUSE
0Oy E UMMER BEVERtAGES,
SUCH AS
EICOBBL1ERS,
1LIARET PUNdHES,
SObA WATE~R,
,ant VIRGINIA MINT~ JULEPS.
j\ TRY THlE C02LhilATkro
ISy 8 Wot door to W. R. Dot 4
I1NW STORE
-AT THE -
GLADDEN HOTE r.
WE, the undersigned, respootfully in.
form the citizens of WINNBotRO and
vicinity that, we have REMOVED to
GLADDEN's I[OTEL,
And are now in receipt of a full line of
new and desirable
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
Which we will sell at the lowest prices
for cash.
DRESS GOODS,
Laces and Embroideries, which we offer at
accordingly low prices.
WHITE GOODS.
We resnectfully ask the attention of th
Ladies to our entirely new fresh
stock of these goods.
English Swiss, Plain and Plaided Nan
sooks, Piques, in great variety.
SILK TIES.
Ladies' Laee Scarfs, Ties and Bows, at
fifteen cents, worth thirty-five cents.
OLOTHING I
BEATJTIFUL SPRING SUITS
FINE, MEDIUM and COMMON
FANCY CASSIMERES,
BLUE FLANNELS,
WORSTEDS,
For MEN, YOUTHS and BOYS.
MADE TO ORDER.
Suits made to order at very low prices.
SAMPLES ON EXHIBITION,
P. Lalnlookor & Bros
ap 9
S"OL COTTON.
ESTAlBLISHIED 1512.
C)TRADE
('WOUND ON WHITn SPoLs.)
ladRIGE A.OCLARK,
St~1t AGENT,
400 BROADWAY, NEW YOftR,
Since the introduction of this Spool
Cottdo into the Acerican market, its sue
cess has ben precedented. No other
brand of ihrtad has ever met with the
samne amonintof publIe favor in the same
space of time.
The "O. N.1"~ manufacturers w'ere the
first to recognae the importance of th~
8ewihg Matchiirn ahd to nmaku a six-cord
tottohi, which ins ever been (he recog
nized standard br maclhines.
All the imnprvemeonta in machinery
that thn inventilo genius of thio nine
teeth conihmry ha p tmiuced hiavo.been
adapted by the mnaithtro'rs of "OI.P."
At all the great .oternational Fairs of
the world, '"O. N. i." hmas been awarded
the highest honors.
'Ilie -'0. N. T.i" ~etoris at Newark
N. J., and Paisley, Scotland, efmploy
5,200 operatives- mai k\ sufficient thread
daily to go around the sorld four thneis.
Consume 140 tons of oalj damily~
The nmanu~facturers d. "O. N.''i'." ar
the largest manufaoturoi of Spool Cot
ton ih the worb -
A full assortment of thir Spool Cotton.
can le. had at whlolesal and'etail at ,T. M
BEATY & CO.'S. 1~ 22-jx6m
Sale alld1eed1ablus,
WINNSBOR1O, S. C.
ftp 13
.ENLARiGE AWND EVELOP TiiE FONIN,
Pa . tvae . ,ealb .as Noi segn .
b illsan
ITRY THE
CELEBRATED
Berir & Eoel
PHILADELPHIA
LAGER BEER,
'INT BOTTLES AT ONE DOL
LAR FER DOZEN.
HALF PINT BOTTLES AT SIX-.
TY-FIVE CENTS PER DOZEN.
BOTTLES TO BE R ETURNED
PROMPTLY.
SU1YIRtER BEVEtAEs.
MINT JULEPS,
CLARET PUNCHES,
SHERRY COBBLERS,
LEMONADES,
SODA WATER.
0001. -r.AG-ID
-AND
ON DRAUGHT
F. W. HABENICH1T.
ap 30
F. E LD E.
NElY AND DUESIRABLE SiPllIG
CHIEAP AND NENlT1Y SI'RING
OOODg.
IN4A~iN and Colored Cashmeres, Al
pa2cas, Mohiairs, M'omiie Cloths, G rena
dincs, Bunti ngs, I Iernani Cloths.
.LAWNS, MIuslink, [Linenn,,, itings,
Pique, Ginighams, Calicoes, Ninsooks.
ASK to see "'Renfreui" Ginghams.
Cassiineres, Jeanis, Cottonades and
Linens.
BLEACEHED, Brown and Plaid
.TAcH)uIE Linen-, boyles, Towels,
Sheeting, Pillow Casing.
IF ANY BODY WANTS A GOOD
HlAT for a little money, let them,
call on mec. Nobby line of Straw Hats
openin1g.
!F ANY' iAN Oil BOY WANTS A
.SUIT of good, pretty, nIobby, charm,
ing Spring Clothes; let theni call on
IF ANY titAN, WOMAN 'OR CLILI)
W'ANTS a pair of' Shoes, cheap; Iet
thei call on mec and get them.a
T HOSE SH1 ET LA ND SIIA NVLS A RE
LOVELY.
. A iBEAUTIFOLr Line ol' Laces,
Hlamnbury Edgings and1( .Inusertions, Cot
ton Edgmngs.
GENTS' Silk and Linen Haindker
L A DIES' Lineni Heni-stit hHand
GENT8, tiadles', Misse' antl Clil
dren's Ilose.
G~ENTS' AND iLAIES' SCARFES.
COLLA RS and Cuf1'si;tflig Etc.,
iJIUT NHAT IS TiIE US1N TiIYING
TO mention everything in the Store ?
Jnlst comel and see me, that Is all, and
Iwill make it pay you.
YGROCERtY S1TORE,
usul, s wllstocked with all
theecdsaresahda few of the iuxu
riCs~ f life, that ls, lndthe catin line!.
B ut ')du should ti4enI any hiartuware,
(rocl1y, glasswat's or Woodunwaro,
why -\an supply yoIu
80 1D''T F~ORGET TO CAil On
* F. Elder.
LRG t of the chleal est Toilet
W nnsbth rictie evi coul M
A s BICl&EE,9N
EIGHT THOUS
WORTH of goodIs to be sold regr
money, and do not believe in carryii
prices, and without fear of eviticism
6000 yards of Colored Lawns au
3000 yards of Corded Jaconet n
2000 yards of Laco Buntings, ill
18 and 21 cents. These goods are N
25 pieces White Piquo to be ck
14 and 21 cents, wortli double the u
Damnsk, reduced to 21, 42 and 57 c<
at 9 cents, the best value in the mar
at New York COST
.1 T 49 'm
This department, to enumerate th
at low prices, would not only surpril
extraordinary wiso competitors. N
cilico dresses, at. the astonishing lov
from 10 cents. Keep younr skippers 1
-small lots to our customers. Twen
5 cents per dozen. Fifty boxes slat
.per box. One hundred dozen spool
hundrod dozen spool cotton, wa rran
dred boxes of stovo polish at five cct
'Mason's blacking at 3j cents. Eogli
por ball. 199 bottles of shoe dressii
shirts, something nice, at 30 cents
Don't fail to ask for those goods. 3
cakes of Turkish Bath Soap, at 5 c
prices
CLOCKS, CASTORS AND VASI
each. Warranted to in six months
duced to 75 cent.s. Something nico
vases at half their original value
TOBACCO, TOBACCO--Ten box
received, at; 331, 44, 63, up to Wed di
JARS, JA S--500 gallons of eIrt
Don't pav 20 cents per gallon any m
KIEROSENE, KEROSENE---tin
oil in the place. and buying in largi
ducemnents by the barrel or live gallo
lon, by the gialill 18.1 ents.
This is a !>PECJAL DIBVE to ro(
ACCOUNT in my store cannot have
PRICES. Thes goods will only bo
]~D VZ7~[ beforo the goods lea
J. L. MIMV
june 10
T1. Pje- I-;jl.1,i'
L~tum1l Anl
SETTINGN ED ,
THREADING SHUTTLE
WINDINGT B3OBBINs
JELr t74.NT IN ZiNISH-,
A. & A. tG. M.~FlD,
o. AGo th Cale.r r eet
Cathartic Pills
Combine the choicest cathart ic pr inciples
in medC~icino, In proportions acttrately ad..
julstedl to secure activity, certainty, and
uniformIty of effect. Thea y arcL te resul t
of years of careful study and practical ex
perimnent1 andt aretthe mnost, elfectuadlremn
ody yet (Ihscorcredl for dilseases c'auised by
derangement of the stomach, liver, and
bowvels, whiich retprire prompjt and effec
tual treatmient. Avsan's PIr..S are spe
cially appl iableo thais clanx of diseases.
Theyact irecly o the dligesi ive and
assimilative processes, anid restoro regn
lar healthy actioni.. TIacir extenAsive uso
by physicians hI their p.jract ice, nnid by
all civilize.d niations, is one1( of t ha manay
p~roofs of their value as a rafe, tsure, and
perfetly relible puirgativ5e medici no.
J.eingcomlpouandIed of the Ccoetrated1
virtues of purely vegetablo substances,
they are positively free Iran calomiel or
any injurions propert ies, and can be
tathninistoredi to ch ildreni w~Ith perfect
safety.
Avrsa's Picsr.s are an effectual eure for
Constipatin or Costiveness, Indi..
rest ion, D~yspepsia, Loss of A ppetito9
iii Mtonac and Btst~ reati, Diz).
ness, Headachl e, Loss qf M~omnory,
Numbness, Biliousness, Jaundiee,
Wheumatism, Eruptions andi Siin
Diseasos, Dropsy, Tum~aors, WVorms,
Neuralgia, Coltec, Gripes, Diasrrhwa
3)ysentcry, Gout., Piius; Ulsorders o#
ting fpromatdered state of the dligos.
As a Dinner Pill they have no equal.
- While gentle in thleh: action, these
Pn!i,r. are the most thorongh and search
ing cathartic that can ho Lemployed, atl
tiever givo pains unless the bow'els are in..
flamed, and then their infhience bst heal..
Ing: Tlhoy stimuliate the ipipetito and
digestive organs; they operate to purify
andi enrich tihe b~lood, andi impart rea
newed health and vigor to the whole
system.
I#REPARED BY DR. 3. C. AVER & OO.,
Practical and Analytical ChemIsts,
L~owell, Mass.
DOLD BT ALLa 2lnUGGISs BERYiit
SEEDS TIAT SURPRISE!
TE FARMml' "BONANZA."
frpt AH0niii ver g ro here. 4ei4i'isra or
Reancd o sonif 1y ma2 ts. an e per,
fod er at aa , ead known. lin.
fo r g ro vnr o n See n S eta a p r Catar
seeda, S wers foe1. ry sarec e-epr.W
ufskrneon. laros es known 2 teS foci InE-fno
el ehitt Fcis a
An~ evI r w , kNilas, -wied eer. e uml
in the ~ ',th whera ofilier corn fall, lnequaied
o9.site, o.~ sn fe-ld ae cw to diays o001 dn
-li b.read. Jedwill ha:ig aImi-e prie, on 5ct.
a paper. 4il I bve sent fror 913S or each for $2
Address C. ,. EUIfHERT &C4. A tlantns. Ga.
nlsaca ihlon. W; Li; Ca.ioun, Mayor of
)R CASH
oRI
ANDT DOLLARS
)-0
rdless of COST. As I minuvt haiti
I over sumner goods, I quoto my
tIMNAUGH MUST LAD.
F, 7 canto.
t 74 cents.
t a vaiiety of new designs, at 14, 15,
voift at least; twenty per cent. more.
ised out at Now York cost, at 6}. 9, 11,
loney elsewhero. Five pieces Table
ins. 2,000 yards bleached shirting
ket. Five pieces 94 and 10:f shirting
E1 "E ~.T Mm CA
o various articles in it which I bonrght
se iny customers but 'even some of my
ine hundred dozen rubber -buttons, for
i prico of 2} cents per dozen, reduced
ioimoe-t1ieso goods we will sell only in
ty five gross poarl buttons, hie 26, at
o pencils, 100 in a box, at 20 ceuts
cotton at 1 Cent per spool. On1.
ted 200 yards, att 2}, evnts. One hun
its per box. Five hmndeed boxes of
3 & Phonix ball thread at 2- cents
ig at 8W cents pr bottle 28. calico
325 nIlaundried shi ts at, 50 cents.
)0 towels reduced to 5 cents. 500
'nts per cake, elsewhere got their
,8--25 olocks just recoived at; $1 25
or inoney refunded. 44 castors ro-.
in castors at $1.00. A big lot of
os of difforent grades of tobacco just
ng Cako at 75 cents per pound.
hen jars at 124 cents per gallon.
ore.
ing the Jargest contract of kerosene
: quantities, I can offer special in
ns. By the barrel 15 cents per gal
luco my stock, and partieP having an
theso goods Off1WARGED at; these
sold at thoso prices QSM
vo the STORE.
INA UGH,
R LE ADER OF LOW PRICES,
AA
MINcTroN
L; N
Acmontn fo BA! Zlt. PATTmtN.%,
FRESH GROf!RIE8I
UA hlSi as'soted. Coilres, 1I16;
~Idgi (;o.d Old G~ov. Java-.
K21 YNK9g llyson.
.ANN1l) (. 001D0.
ma (t oPs, Bahuonli~l, Corned lI 1vf, I )evihId'
Ilant an sd 'T. rkey, Saridin1en, &e.
Maca roni an d Chees~e, G inter Pro'.
serves'P, Pi 11lend Ount. Mi, dope~)j(i
N'utimeirs.
CwAs'sor'ted P'ickles, Lea & l'e':
rinI's~ Worcestershire' Sauce '
sept 14
Free to Everybod!
A IIEAUTI FtJL 1O0K tii-the ASKING
By aPPlyIngg,~o~oially at the ineres
ofilooof Tit J olNGiEi, MANUF 31t
ING CO. (or, hv; postlu card if' atadw
taince) nnty ll)tJL'I' peroni will M 30.
sented wih a21 be autifully illustraid aopf
ofa Naw Uleok entitled
Sf0RY of the SEWING MrACHiiNF
containuing a handsome aind costly steer
ongr'aving fronutisphco. aukue, 'S tinely en.
graved wood cuts, aind bound in nu lab
orato e a0und gol litlaographiee covri.
No ehuargo whatever is ade for this unirid'
Aomoe book, which vMh botitined only
by application at the bradoh aniOanbordi.
nato ofieen of Th'bd Siager M'anufacturin'
Co.
T1II SINGEls MiANUt A CTUlNO CO.
Prlincipiut Q01ce,4 Union Squiaro~
may 1.f.r m. v.t