The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, June 18, 1881, Image 3
rOWN AND cNTA
SATURDAY, June 18, k t 1 1881
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t7 W.AILUOAD SCHEDULE.-The train
now pass Winnsboro as follows
North-bound passenger, 12.28 p. in.
south-bound, 4.28 p. m.; north-boum
freight, 9.05 a. m.; south-bound, 1.3
P. m, These arrivals are on the basi
of Iallroad time, sixteen minute
fater than Winnsboro time.
Local Briefs.
-The wheat crop is said to be bette
this year than last.
-June apples are around-most o
them small and withered.
-A lively and most acceptabl<
breeze sprang up Thursday night.
-Clean up your premises-or thi
Board of Health will "go for" you.
-Many farmers are now feeding oi
oats-a great saviiing in the matter o
corn.
-Powdered borax or fine salt wil
scatter ants-the greatest nuisance t
bousekepers.
-What has become of our countri
correspondents? They are decidedl;
leaving us in the lurch.
-Spring chickens, about the size o
your fist, have come into market
price twenty cents each.
-Old man Vennor didn't miss it si
badly after all-there was a hcav:
frost at Watertown, N. Y., last week
-The Rev. Dr. Munihall,, the some
what celebrated revivalist, is holdinj
daily and nightly services in Colum
bia.
-We hear nothing more of thi
locust pest, so we Suppose those. insect
of prey have about disappeared. W<
hope so, anyway.
-Tom Brown, the hireling negr<
witness before Stoeber, has gone t<
Chester. Our friends there shouh
keep a sharp eye on him.
-The usual morning services wil
be held in the Episcopal church to
morrow, at eleven o'clock, the Rev. J
Obear, Rector, officiating.
-The stock of the Charlotte, Cc
lumbia & Augusta Railroad Compan:
has dropped from 03 to 61. Luck,
are those who sold in the "boom."
-At the recent exhibition of Uh
Fort Mill Academy, a prize for pre~
Ilciency in Latini an~d Greek wa
awarded to Mr. J. L. Douglaas, c
this county.
-The Rev. B. M. Palmer, D. Da
has declined the professorship in thi
Columbia Theological Seminary an:
the pastorate of the Presbyterial
Churoh in that city.
--A slight change in t he schedule c
the Charlotte, Columbia & August
Railroad went into effect last Sundar
both passenger trahis arriving fiv
minutes earlier than before.
-Wheni you give the average negri
about here mrore than fifly cenits a da;
and his rations, to work cotton, yel
may count on coming out of the littl
end( of tihe horn at the last cnd of th
year..
-The many friends of the Rev. A
M. Chreitzberg, presiding elder of th
Columbia district, will be gratified t
learnm that his health has so) jar iht
p~roved as to permit him to resume thm
active discharge of his dutIes.
-The News and Courier bets th
RTegister five hundred dollars that thi
statement made of thme circulation
tie former in the census reports I
below Its present actual circ'ulation
the money to be giveni to some charitu
ble institution.
-Tenm dollars (five dollars a volume
is too much for Jeff. Davis' book.]
looks a little as if tihe ox-Preside,
wants to combine a vindication of thm
South with the filling of lisa ow
paurse. Five dollars would be a bi,
price ' tivo volumes.
-T and Ladder Compan
returnet Columbia on Frida
mlorning- :t - ' having a splendi
tIme. They did not wvin a priAe, bi
at the close of the contest, Mr, Joh
Agnew, one of the judges, presente
them with a hanmdsome .silver tea-sei
"lin app~reciation of tne cheerfulem
with which they entered the conteel
and the manifestation of the fireman
,spirit exhibited by them."
FAIRFIELD GRANITE QUARRIEs.-.
The Registeri of Thursday says
"Major T, WV. Woodward, of Winns
boro, has wvritten the Commissioner <
Agriculture as to two large and cek
brated granite quarries near the ral
road in Fairfield. They produce blu
and gray stone of unlimited amour
and easy access, One furnislhes wht
is considered the finest granite in thm
United States for building monument,
Major Woodward says that he huas see
avery pretty specimen of red granite
which is rare and valuable-nrom
bed a few mIles above Wfnnsbort
and pronrises Commissioner Butle
dressed specimens of the various kind
of' granite for exhibition at the Atlant
Exposition. Colonel J, L. Black, c
U'airfleId, writes As to thg LImber c
thO cqunty ah W~~%ae.~he to tqua
ties and makes a-capital1 sd.iety
that phtograpl~Io views. pfEj0qupg
'ies, etc;, be- made-to the elponse of
which the owners or the property will
contribute liberally. Colonel Black
will flIrnlbh a pbn sketch of the tim.
ber' of Fairfleid to the next monthly
agricultural report."
TnE SnoT-GuN TOURNAMENT.--Tho
shot-gun tournament at Orangeburg
I on Wednesday and Thursdayscems to
1 have been :Ile of the most successibl
t aftairs of the season. The teams on.
1 tered came from Charleston, Colum
bia, Spartanburg, St. Matthews, Fort
a Motto. Orangeburg and Winnsboro.
The result of the first match (possible
r score 50) was as follows: Charleston,
41; Columbia, 31; St. Matthews 86;
I Fort. Motto, 37; Be6lvillo, 29; Orange
burg No. 1, 43; Orangeblurg No. 2,
3 34; Winnsboro, 41. The sorub team
r made 25. The Winnsboro score was
r as follows: R. J. McCarjey 8, 11. B.
3 McMaster 8. A. M. Wallace 8, J. S.
Elder 9, J. N. Center 8. The first
prize, $70 in gold, was therefore
awarded to Orangeburg No. 1, the
second, $35, was divided between
Charleston and Winnsboro, and the
I third, $17.50, was awarded to Fort
Motto. The first sweepstakes prize,
$28, was won by Hall, of Charleston;
the second, $14, by Center, of Wins
boro; and the third, $7, by Furman,
of Charleston. On Thursday the
pigeon-shooting match came off, with
the following result: Winnsboro, out
f of 20 possible, made 17, wInning the
first prize, $70. The two Orangeburg
teams made a tie of 16, and divided
second money, $35. Charleston scored
13, and won the third prize, $17.50.
The pigeon sweepstakes resulted in
Major Hugh S. Thompson, of Colum
r bin, winning first money-the balance
not decided. The whole affair, was
admirably managed. and everybody
had a fine time. Hurrah for the Boro!
TiE HIPPOPOTAMUS OF THE CANAL.
-No ainial was more enthusiastic in
the enterprise of resoring the girafre
and trick ntle to the show than the
f hiippopotinus. This wild and form
idable animal, through his relations
with the girafde, had succeeded in ob
taining the entire range of the Erie
canal, and his influence with the water
rats was immense. "Have you tiot,"
atd this large and powerful pachy
doei mn, ndrsIng theo water rat
" Have von not alWays heretofore done
whnt 1h'e girafe lesired?" "1 have,"
- said the rat. "Then,"said the hippo
potaftis, ."have the courage of your
convictions. If you don't, I'll step) on
you I" As he made this remark, he
lifted his bulbous forefoot, and with
an air of careless familiarity rested it
on the water rat's desk in the assem
bly. By such.appeals were the water
rats roused to the highest pitch of en
t usiasin. But the hippopotamus,Rtant.
ji ig in the assembly aisle all aromatic of
the canal basin out of which lie had
I washed, obstructed business and pro
. duced a deadlock. Whereupon explo
sives were placed under him and this
stupen1dols animal was blown so utter
ly to pieces that It was impossible to
- get enough of him together to fill a
,' public office. Moral: A canal is no0
, p)lace for a hippopotamus.-. Tribune.
-Sometimes a little assistance at the
3 right time will enable the system to
-throw off ani attack which might oth
* erwisn result in serious sickness.
g Ayer's Pills should always be kept at
hand, and prompltly takeni for the r'e
lief of slight aihnients, before they be
,Come formidable diseases. *
I --The treasury departmenit has is'
a sued a circular to officers of customs
instructing themi to keep an eye on
excursion boats on Sundays and'espe
fclally on thc 4th of July, to prevent
Sovercrowding.
WANTED.
SA woMA1x to cook for a smalitfamily.
sad make horself generally useful. Ap
ply at this officie. jun 13-ti
BUGGIES,
SPRING WAGONS
FARM WAGONS.
e 1 connection with the Buggy and
e ' Spring Wagont business, I have fdt
,sale the well-known
3"OLD IEICIORY"
5'arm wagon. My one-horse wagons are
-coupled the same as a tw'o-horse wagon.
have front hounds antd rocking bolster.
Warran1ted for twelve months.
t J. U. CUJMJM1NGs,
t
~8Opp. Dunlevy &, Fant
ELEGANT JEWEL.RY CHEAP.
Tinrdce our neg styles ad inence trade
We m " ti6foloig unarne oiefo a
y u siew.l'rsea ban cuf butlonae oraln.k
ixu.nr 7 igbo b6k, teiultlo silk
t vsitig card. Al thes"e*. niatyfor ,*~'Scin
51 n i;4 ackt' fr 1,0. 'ne lot can be ro
I C'f*asro'et e contains 0'enilran *ethy
s ne t oralubst in liox, fancy nec' .
~,aeltros hcrpn gd late lad a. id
~ ie0 leeehtogs e~i ae stu
e ti ornine d
altecod it . ~mn etr euiu
jetsleve utCn H R'td~oi.nr utnpa
lik s'hchl, linol patern,. ob
cae riW THltee '.,nn wi,.dimnda
--EW GRQCRFRIES
ARUIVING DAILY-STAPLE AND
FANCY.
-0
C0-ALMT- &W3~D SMfl8
MY elegant Syrups-whito as honey
at only FIFTY CENTS por GALLON, the
cheapest over sold in town.
000L DlIIISrCs,
IN rear of my Grocery, of the purest
Liquors and Wines, Pnrtner's ivoli
Beer, always ON ICE, and will be doliv
ered at any residouce in TOWN AT ONE
DOLLAR PER DOZEN.
FINEST TEN CENTS and FIVE CENTS
Cigar in Town. Give them a triul.
----
FRESH CRAB APPLE CIDER
ON DRAUGHT.
CO.ME .4JVD sE E ME.
W. H. Don1y.
One door South of F. Elder.
Jun It
uuaE
FROM THE WRECK
One Tire Plate, one Tire Bender,
one 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 Tire Iron; Hubs,
Spokes, Rims, Carriage Bolts, Tire
Bolts and all manner of castings.
TO BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF
41:-- - am
ULYSSE G. DESPORTES.
may 14 .
TAX NOTICE.
Auorron's OFFICE,
MAY 9, 1881,
T HE books of this oiee will be open
from June Ist to July 20, 1881, to
receive returns of pernonal property own
ed by each taxpayer on the 1st day of
June. All mal& persons between the ages
of twenty. one and sixty years are liable to
poll-tax, and will report accordingly.
For the accommodation of taxpayers I
wilt be at, the following placea on the
days specified for the purpose of receiv
ing returns, viz..
WVoodward's, from tihe arrival of freight
train, June 8th, to departure of south
bound passenger train June 9th.
WVhite Oak, June 10.
Durham's, June 11.
Cald well's Store, June 13.
Gladden's Grove, Juhie 140
Rtidgeway, June 15 iand 16.
Bear Creek, Juno 17.
Blythewood, June 18.
.Jennings' Si ore, Juno 20.
Jenkineville, June 21.
Monticello, June 22 and 23.
Buekhead, -Juno 27.
Feasterville, June 28 and 29.
Please take notioe that the oflidO in
Winnsboro will 1.e eloaed during my
absence at the above appointments, and
open on all other days during the ap
pointed time.
I. N. WITIIERS,
may 10-tfj Auditor F. C.
FRESH GROCERIES
ARIF eonataontly being reeeit'ed b~y me,
a synopsis of which I give below.
NEW ORLEANS MoLASiBES Alib sYhRS
ALLORADES.
tSUGARS8, FIIoM THlE IGHOECT TO THE
LoWEST GRAD)ES.
TH E FINEsT FLOP R IN THlE MA IRK ETr-"TrH
PA'1'EN I A MILY- LOAIL GRA J)ES
CANNED GOODib
CALIFORNlA PEARS,80ometing Choice.
80JCCoTASHI, ileans and Corn Corlibined.
TOMATOES, PEACD ES,
PINE AVPLE.
SALMOI4, SARDINES.
MUSTA RD,
PEPPEI(. ETC., ETC,
I ALSO IN4'ITE YOURi AT'TENTION~ Td OUR
RoAST1ED) Ci'1EE.
Give the~ a call and examine for youirself.
Artieles too noinerous to mention.
atn14
AT OUR HOUSE
(ThE Most)
(JROICE SUJMMER BEVERAGES,
SIdII AS
SHERRY~ COBBLERS,
OLAREAT P'UNCHES1
SODA -WATKiR,
L1!MONADE~S atad
OLD VIRGINIA aIINT JU3LEPS.
TRT1 THlE CELEDRAT~iI
BUCK BEER,
- ALWAYS
2"220H A!ND COOL.
4.0 L N 'D IQo to W k. PGt.C
.NEW $TORE
-AT THE
GLADDEN HOTE r.
WE, the un dersigned, respoet fully in
form the citizens of WINNFBORO and
viciity that we have REMOVkD to
GLADDEN'S HKOTEL,
And are now in receipt of a full line of
now 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 reRiettfully ask the attention of th
Ladies to our ehitrely nev fresh
stock of these goods.
English Swiss, Plain and Plaided Nan
sooks, Piques, in great variety.
SILK TIES.
Ladies' Lane Scarfs, Tien and Pown, at
fifteen cents, worth thirty-five cents.
CLOTHIN !
BEAUTIFUL SPRING SUITS
FINE, MEDIUM and COMMON
FANCY CASSIMER ES,
BLUE FLANNELS,
WORSTEDS,
- For MEN, YOUTHS and BOYS.
MADE TO ORDER.
Suits made to order at very lov prices.
SAMPLES ON EXHIBITIUN,
P. Laiideoker & Bros
ap 9
SPOOL COTTON.
ESTABLIIED 1812.
C. TRAOE
(WOUND ON WVu1tn Sroons.)
4B1Oit4U A.0CLARK,
SOLE AGENT,
4.00 BIIOADWAY, N1kW YORK,
Since the introductiori of this Spool
Cottoo into the American inarket its sue
cess has bech unprecedented .INo other
brand of thread hias ever iet hvith the
same amount of public lhver ih the same
space of time.
The "O. N. T1 " manufacturers were the
first to recognize the importance of the
Sewing Machine and to maike a six-Cord
cotton, which has ever beeri (lhe recog
nised stindard for mnines.
All the i~fnbrovCICiInt iti machinery
that tha inventi1e geniitta (f the nine..
teeth century has prtoduced have been
aanpted by the 1nanufnecturers of "O.N.T."
At all the great International Fairs of
the world, "O0. N. TV." has been awarded
the highest hlonolrs.
'Iha -'O. N. TV." flietories tat Newark.
N. J., and Paisley, Scot and, employ
6,200 operaitives- make sufficient thread
daily to go around the world fout' tianes.
Consume 140 tons of coal daily,
The manufactitrers of '"0. 14. T." are
the largest m'anulfactilrers' of Spool Cot
Lon in tho worh1.
A full aAsortment of this Splotl Cotton.
can lie had at wholesale and retail at J. M
BI4ATY~ & CO. 'S. fob 2:!- ftx~ni
SaeaiidFeedablius,
WINNS3ORO, S, C.
A. 'Willifor&,
ENLARSE MNO DEA(ELOP THE FORM.
If*rtan wh~R on rt from sture o sd.
TRY THE
OELEBRATED
Beriler & Elel
PHILADELPHIA
LAGER -BER,
PINT BOTTLES AT ONE DOL
LAR YER DOZEN.
RALF PINT BOTTLES AT SIX
TY-rIVE CENTS PER DOZEN.
BOTTLES TO BE RETURNED
PROMPTLY.
!URRMER BEVERAGES.
MINT JULEPS,
CLARET PUNCHES,
SHERRY COBBLERS,
LEMONADES,
SODA WATER.
-AND
ON DRAUGHT
F. W. IIAIBENICHT.
ap 30
F.W LDEI.
NE~W AND DESIRABIAt St~tING
GOODS.
CHEAIb AND) PRETTY SPRING
GOODS.
13LACIC and colored Cashmeres, Al
piaeas, Mohanirs, Momnie Cloths, G rena
dines, Intinitgs, IIlernani Cloths.
LAWNS, Muslins, L~iinn, Sni ingrs,
Pignec Gjnghamns; CalIicoes, Nainsoo -is.
ASKtoee"Renifrena" Ginghams.
Cassimres-c, Jeans, Cottonades and
Linenas.
BLEACLI ED, .Th'owni andi blaid1
1 imespnn I.
TAlILE Litten, Doylids, Tolvels,
Sheeting, Pillow Casing.
11's ANY BOD)Y WARTE .i GOOD
1,IATL for a little money, -let thoem
call on mte. Nobby line of Straw flats
openiing.
Iii ANY MAN OR BOY WANTS A
SUIT of good, p~retty, n1obby, charm..
ing Spring (lothes, let themu call on
IF ANY MAN, WOxilAN OR CLILD
WANTS a pair of Slhnes, cltap, let
them call on me anud get them.
TIHOSE~ SIIETIJANDl 1IA WLS A RE
LOVELY.
A BEAUTIFUL Line of Ijaces,
fIlmurg. Edlgings and InuSertions, Cot
ton Edgings.
(;ENTJS' Silk and Linnu Hlandker
L A DiES' Linen Rlem-stitched Hand
kerchiefs.
GENTS', Ladies', Misses' and Clil
dlien's hiose.
CENTS' AND LAI)1IES' SCARFS.
COLLARS and (Tnff'a Rufiling, Etc.,
jIUT WhiAT 18 TI'H1E USE TIRVING
'I'O meint ion et~erythilng in thue Store'r
anst conme and see me, that Is all, andl
I Will inake it Ipay yott,
li ARtOCERY STORlE,
AS fisual, Is wAll Atocked with all
the neCessari(es; and a fewv of the luxni
i-ee, uf life,- thut Is, In thle ehiting line.
But if yet, shltd need any hard ware.
erockery, glass~arie or ivoo'denware,
why I can supply13 you.
80 DON'T FOROET TO CA LL ON
r. Elder.
rnch 26
TOILEm SOAFSI
A L1URGE lot of the cheapest Tolle
C Boaup 18* the price ever brought t(
WVlinsboro. Call and be convinced.
MoMA8TER, BRICAE & KETLIHN.
*pn19
IALLF
EIGHT THOU
-o
WORTH of goods to bo sold regat
money, and do not believe in carryil
prices, and without (car of criticism I
5000 yards of Colored Lawns at
3000 yards of Corded Jaconet at
2000 yards of Laco Buntings, in
18 and 21 cents. These goods are w
25 pieces Whito Pique to be clot
14 and 21 cents, worth double tho ti
Damask, reduced t-> 21, 42 and 57 coi
at 9 cents, the best, valuo in the mark
at Now York COST
TW4D ABT
This departniont, to onuinerato the
at low prices, would not only surpris
extraordinary wise compotitors. Nii
calico dresses, at the astonishing low
from 10 cents. Keep your skippers I
small lots to our customers. Twent
5 cents per dozen. Fifty boxes slato
per box. One huindred dozon spool i
hundred dozen spool cotton, warrant
dred boxes of stove polish at five con
iason's blacking at .3 cents. Eagle
ier ball. 199 bottles of shoo dressin
shirts, something nice, at 30 cents'
Don't fail to ask for these goods. 30
cakes of Turkish Bath Soap, at 5 ci
prices
(OLOCKS, CASTORS AND VASE
each. Warranted to In si'x months
duced to 75 entsi. Something nico i
vases at hialf their original valuo,
TOBACCO, TOBACCO-Ten boxc
receivel, at 336, 4.1. 63, up to Weddii
JARS, JAlS--500 gallons of cartl
Don't piy 20( ceniA pwr gallon ainy m(
JkElOSENE, KEMlOSENE-1a-vi
oil in the place. nd bnying in larger
ducoments by the barrel or fivo galloi
Ion, by the gallon 18.t cents.
This is a bPECIAL Dl1VE to redi
ACCOUNT in my sioro cannot have I
PRICES These goods will only be
]DCYTN before the goods lea,
J. L. MIM
TH
june 163
SEWGH IAHIE,
LANGEo A-RIF,
NOTSELESS
S SETTING NEEDLE,
STHREADING- SI4UTTLE,
WINDING BOBBIN.
ELEGANT IN~ FINW2%II
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so, 23 Couth Calvert Stroot
i3ALTIMORF., MD.
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Combine the choicest cathartic principles
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perhlient, and are tho mhost effectual remn
tsdy yet dliscovered for (diseases causcd by
derangement of the stomiach, liver, and
bioweils, which rcquire prompt and elfec
tual treatmenat. Avia's Piiti.s a spe
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They act direcctly on the dligestivo and
asim ilatlive processes, anid restore regu
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all civilizedl nations, is one of the many
proofs of their value as a safe, sure, andt
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Bing coifmountded of th~e concen tratted
virtues of purely ve(getalelo substances,
they are positively free from caloimel ot
any injurious proper tics, andi cant be
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Constipation or,. Costiveness, Ind(i
gestion, JUyspepsia, Loss of A ppetite,
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Rheurnatism, Eruptions and Ski
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'While gentle in their action, thesd
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ractiei andi Anaytleal Chmemistuj
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BY ALl. DaUGGIsTS EVE~RY9'1l14
SEEIOB THAT S(JRPRISP,1
THErf FARMERSB' "B3ONAWEA."
fro nim hn ever tfo~ here. d iltu raw or
coe Mne sfet I' a 20tc. a psper .ch a
Isit tn be 0 r lhest hum ifan 0o kiitw. Flne
nuee n tomej'r, ut bmprtd Irgfat varitn
eer aron vit n1 Ti. flrm, iiiot crisp ani
sedstI n 1ers frf r y carce.ioefWo
n a IA. espr Cl6 un
eunled i.every waie, Kp er Whte E )yp
Iii ith Sa were of f er corn (ills Uts ne.e
Teesitle.ond plantifeeds aco Iw odn s: 0 to12 ft.
otwi~esa~e. . tsp(rigfab'Is I in.1tong
a p~aper. All hali velntffr$n,o'. pie Ser
A ddress CiI 4ft, iEdItT (04 Atlants, Ga.
lIfrnos toa, W. 1~ Calhoun, )fa~yor of
'RCASH'.
IT011D DOLLAR.
-0
dless of COST. As I must han
r over summer goods, I quote my
dIIMNAUGH MUST LEAD.
7 cents.
7}- cents.
a val icty of new designs, at 14, 154
rth at least twenty per cent. more.
ed ott at New York cost, at 6}, 9, 11,
>ney elsewhere. Five pieces Tablo
its. 2,000 yards bleached shirting
et. Five pieces 9J and 10} shirting
various articles in it which I bought
my customers but even some of my
ie hundred dozen rubber buttons, for
price of 2J cents per dozen, reduced
ome--these goods we vill sell only in
y five gross pearl buttons, line 26, at
pencils, 100 in a box, at 20 cents
.otton at 1 cent per spool. One
A 200 yards, at 2} cents. One bun
ts per box. Five hundred boxes of
& Pienix ball thread at 2} cents
at 84 cents per bottle. 285 calico
125 uinlaundried shirts at 50 cents.
) towels reduced to r cents. 500
its por cake, elsewhere get their
S-25 clocks just received at $125
,r money refunded. 44 castors re-.
castors at $1.00. A big lot of
s of different grades of tobacco just
ig Cake at 75 cents per pound.
en jars at 12& cents per gallon.
ng the largest contract of kerosene
quantities, I can offer special in -
1s. By the barrel 15 cents per gal
lce my stock, and partieP baving an
.hese goods CIKARGEI.D at these
sold at 1hose prices Cf.S~
ro the STORE.
NAUGII,
7 LEADER OF LOW PRICES,
Aironts for BA ZAAB. PA'T ONS.
FRESH UROBJEREFS I
UARlS, assod-ed. Cofre'u, inid;
Laguavia and1( Old Gov'. Jaiva;
Jio and Old Gov. Java lionsted:
TIeas, Bilack, Iiperial, Gdhyjoivdei
and Young Ulyson.
CANNi~r GOOI~a
Pears, Pcaches, Piriesppies, 'i
I lamn and T1urkey, Sardlinecy &c.
Ma1fcaroI anid Cheese, Onmiei- 1're:
serves, In I ICadI Oat M'.~ii; U~d
GeluaI.inie Mustard, Black Peppoi- and
NBa~ld in Caitipu; Cjfoss a illacn.
well'.s Chowv CJhow, t4nli'43 Ch.dit
Chlow, Assorted Pickles, tea .# Pera
rin's Worcestershh' Sauce.
J. P. McMASTEih & CO.
sept 14
Free to Everybody
A BlEAUTUL1 BOOK fhr tiid iSK-IIW
By applying peor'sonlly lit the neareLA
ofilcoof TiIE IHINGER I ANUF ACTUU.
ING CO. (or hy,. postidl curd if at a dis.
tance) any ADU LT. person will be0 pro:
seuted with t 1Sentifully illustrated copy
of-a Now Book entitled
(fENIUS RtEWARDJED
STORY of the SEWING MA Off2
containing a handsome and' costly steel
engraving frontispicce sa'o 'd finely erg.
graved wood cuts, and b~ound in- an elabb.
orate blue and gold flh ographo d covet.
No charge whateief ls bade for t1h1s hond& M
some book, which can be obtained Onrd
by application at ehe branch ant1 sub~eydi '
nato.officeg of Tfhe Singet' Manufactu~n~
Co.
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