The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, August 02, 1881, Image 3
TOWN AND COUNTY9
tM$]1DI3Ajf# August A. j l 1S
-Tvats orv Tift INEWS ANO HlRAL:D.
rTr-weekLy dition, four dollars per
dn1Zufl n advance; weekly editona,
two dollars and fifty cents foraniur,
ht advane. Liberal diseount.to clubs
of five und upwards,, .
RATES op ADvEttrIsiio.-One dollat
r luch for the first bisertion, a id
y cents per Inch for each subso Aenat
usert ion. These lates apUly to all ad
V'tisoments, of whatever natu ae, and
are payable strictly in advynee.. Coian
tracts for three, six or twel4 hxinAiths
inade on very liberal terms. Teah
ptent local notices, fifteen cents pdr
line for the first insertion and sevien
and one-half cents per 'line for eadh
subsequentinsertion. Oldta-les andI
tributes of I-e t chargdd 'as' advqi
tisements. Bif)ilm lannOMhemlents 01
narriages atid dttths puillsheld fte oi
charge, and solicited.
ll communications. of whatsoever
'ature, should be addressed to the
Winsboro Publishitig - Company
WYinsboro, S. C.
7 !.uLUOA) SCHEDULE-The trains
now pass WhmNsbolto as follows:
North-bound passetger> 12.18 pt an,
touth-bound, 4.28 p. i.; north-bound
Ifeight, 9.05 a. n.; south-boftli, 1.37
p). ml." These arrivals are on thie basis
otf Railroad time, sixteen Inintutes
faster than Winnsbiwo time,
Local Briens.
-The county Board ot Eq'iAlization
Nyas iII session on Monday.
-The vocal band was out in full
force on Saturday night.
-Winisboro had conn.iderable ralin
on Monday. It was very acceptable
nod very retfreshing.
-Court meets onl tle second Mon
tIay of next month aut Jidge Pressley
will preside.
-Mr. G. H. McMaater is at home
again. lie has been ftoam the monn
tains to the mea.
-A great many waternelons were
brought into town last week, some of,
them being very (ine and large.
-A large number of gentlemen will
go fromt Fairfield to the reunion of the
Sixth Regineult at Uhester on Thursm
day.
-Ice at two cents Per pound Is a
theap luxury. It can be had at this
price at the ice-house of William Tar
diff In rare of Dr. Robertsona'q.
-Anyone wan ting a first-class sew
ig nachine for thirty dollars, well
worth forty, 'tan get one by applying
at the office of THE NEWS AND IIEIA LD.
-The Carolina base ball club played
a match game with the Jackona's Cieek
club on Friday. The . game resulted
in a complete victory for the Carolinas.
-Major Woodward returned : on
Friday from the summinor meeting. of
the State Grange and tle State Agri
cultural and Mechanidal Society at
Greenville. -
-Misses Julia Fripp, rnily Obear,
Margaret Blainl and lalmie Phinney,
and Messrs. M. Brown MoMaster and
11. Means Davis left on Monday for
Greenaville, to attend the State Normal
Institute.
-The Rev, C. E. McDonald preach
edin the Associato Rleformned Presby;
terIan Chuarch ona Sunday, i the ab
solace of Mr. Chtalmers, who was as
sisting the pastor of thec Newberry,
church.
-Winnsboro has not ValWa '"crack
glass-ball team", but 4lso a ct'ack , basei
ball club. We have n'o doubt that' if
Columbia wishes a gamte sh&.canl get
one, and a good onte at thaat, 'by chal
lenging the Carolinas.' r
--Only one piece ofilaand was sold1(
by the sheariff on Monday-t.a traet. of
one hundred anad twventy- five Aores,
under execution in -the case of'rJno G.
Milner vsl B. E. bIlki~a IenObd 15y
Mrs. B. E. Ibikin for $7*
-A very brilliant rn'todi was seena
In the southaern sky anbot IAlf-pst
blue o'c ock on 1 Sund . eveidfdig ' t
was 5o brigh' thlat thme- ad. w of ob
jects connd be dlistinctly seeni for' a few
mlinutes. What's the mnatter w~itha tile
stars? ,
-The Adeatne is tlp tnem ot'a e
# eekly papel'r publishdimt Suinater lqy
Messrs. D~arr & Parmeclen. The~ issuc
before us bears tuarks of careful w~or'k
in the prep~aratlon of' the matter pr'e
sentted, atnd is adirrably p~rinltLd. We
Welcomec the Advanc to our exchanlge
list, and hope it mtay'enljdy a long ca
reer of prosper'ity'.
.-Themi RleporIt of tho De'partrmenti f
.Agricult nrec rot- Jttly conltainIs thle esay
onl "Riidit", de'liverecd by ,iajor
Woodwavard before thle AgricuI llural
Congress ait St. Louaib in May, 1872. It
is ana able paper and was r'Imounaedl
by Professor Manry to be thae best
article ona thec subject he had ever
heLardI. It was~ pulblishe~d in THaE.New's
AND ii EHALD~l.
--Thel Columbia Register of Satur
day says: "'WInnasliour hats a cr~ack
glass-ball tcami, bt if they want the
starch taken ont of them the Coulumblia
team wvill give them a chance, jlut any
the wvod."- Whmisboro has, in~dled, If
'crack gluss b~all team, perhaps ias good
as canl be fotttd in the' State. They
did some flue shaooting at Orangeburg,
at the Columbia team maay kniow, and
the Boro boys haavc already taken so
much "stafcl" out of the Coltumbia
team that It is time the latter were try..
ing to get some of it back. If thte Coa
lumabia team desires to be beaten again
let it. come tup to Wiunsboro, and it
will be nicely done..
-We are pleased to note that Mr~
Joseph 1K. Aiston, ofithis cau nty, has
been pro-ruoted to. the .ciltaincy of
Company A at the- Virginia Military
Institute. This school --hmas, perhaps,
the highest standard of' all the military
schools In the South; amnd such an hong
or is not easily won, We congratulate
Mr. Alstona on las grqmotiona.. He htas
also been selected aes 6nobf the corps
of enginoers tn survey the Allegany
Railroad anad will ,perhaps be engaged
at this work for a t'ih' bs6h-Mri~ng
thesie. 1"raIrde)I$ uressdu to
f)CN) D A.-A clofeil man nam
ed Macy Porvy ving an Qoveruor
Jetei''s plant~ id 1'N hi0y'6#-b - -
wAs foand dead in his bed on Suknday
morning-having veceiVed a gkinshot
wound. There. was nobody at the
house that night, andthere is as yet
no clue to the Intrderer. Mack had had
some trouble with Itis-wife, aind had h
year or loo go been in jail fot' beating
h9r. Efrorts will at once be made to
tapprehend the slayer..
TiE CRoP PaerseoT.-Thie Monthly
Repoft. Qfthe DQpartment of Agricul
ttre for JulV coi tins the following
reports fron Fairfield county:
Woodward's-C0ottoii sinaill but well
fi-nited Uorni, where we lI worked, has
stood the droughti Yfeld (if Wheat riot
as good as antllidbtted. Oaf s nearly a
failure.
White Oak--Cotton below an avQr-.
age. WJll make about thice-tburth pf
a coril crop.
Alonticello-Cottoi small but in a
good colition. Old upland . corp.
nearly exhausted. Bottowis will nake
a fair crop With rains.
'TE BEAUFOiT Crescent of last
week s-aysl "There is a little trianig
ular war of words between the Green
ville News and Columbia Register on
the onie hand and the WInnsboro NEws
AND HIERALID Oil the other, and all
about. the News and Courier. The
(hcenville kews is not m1uch excited,
It the Rtegister ioils over to the ex
tent of a coltifil.. The quiet, digni
fid tone i ii Nv:ws AND H moAD L
bears a musi striking coitast tU the
violent, abusive.lnd entirely umcalled
for slatoerdlish of the Register."
A PICNiC AT Bz.AIRt's.-Our cories
poildeit ''Vidette", writing from 1
Blair's, o1 tie Spartanburg amd Union 1
ItAtilhoud, sa% s: "A very pleasant
piniie took place at the residence of
Mr. A. E. Edringtoli, iiear this phlue
bh Friday. A huge crowd had gath
ered about 10 a. Mn., when the amuse
11ent, began, which tWitsisted in danc
ilig, playing croquet and a little flirta
tioni. Visitors were present0-- -froin
Chester, Feasterville, Salem, Joeksont's
Creek, Winnsboro, Monticello and Co
lumbia, with iany from -Newberry.
The music of the occasion (as I heard
a lady i1end-saty) was "jnst spleiidid."
Time will not ailow me to do full Jus'
tice to the occasion, but suffice it to
say that Mr. Edrington and his family
used every yisible ipeans to make the
guiesta comfortable and .happy--for
which he has the thanks of all presei, 6 f
A double-barred buggv.left in the early
phrt of the afternoon full of Saleimites,
en route tbr New berry. This reporter
was honored with ani invitation ,but
0 mid not atteid. We wish for thost
who went a huppy time and-a safe re.
turn. Aniong other prominent citi
zens at the picnic was the venci able
W. E., who has well told the story of
that neighborhood and its many good
people by his interesting letters
through THEn NEWS AND IhERALD.
Theli ciops fron 8tr'otlier's to within
five miles of Winnsboro look pl'etty
well, but are sufl'eiing for rain. It is
said that in many sections corn is a
complete failure, and of cotton not
more thai half a Cr'op. i~s. expected.
Should such be the case next.yent: will
be tougheri stihI."
-Titere tire 11,06.8 fifetoris. .In New
Y~o'bccity eniploying - 262,-50' peole
of Whotn:188,998 are-men, -.63.,402.,.o
meni afd 654~78 'hil!drein Most of t his
viit/am~ iscouhiedin a demandfo
Messr-s. WIlltiR & lRutledge, Green4
'Vile, 8.4 t'., D~eer Sir:3 Th~e .pino ire.
cenitly imurchiased of you Is at great . de-1.
lighit to'imy fanidIl , anid" I 'sonree of
pnaisewortI.hy confent 'fr om all the
mica~il cr'llicS Whto hIye' exainied it. I.
- WV. K. Ut iBAk.
Green wood, 8. C., .Feb. 7, 1881.
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T~ HE underaignedl mi.is takeni the agen
c y for the rule of the EN'YCL~O.
PEDIMA ('F BUrd$NE.SS 'Al4D S O('lALa
J,0OIL8. a work meu.ntly puiblishxed byI
the .tational Pbldi4l-itig Conipany, of
Phliladoe pia Trhe book eibraces the
lnwa of etiqlluetto and good Society, to. eth
er with plainad a mple ittatinctlions in
the valinatulo sart of apipeiat'ng to th~e best
as vanag Iin. 5.1 one 0cd~Ot ., how to d1ross
mil a' -d tasi fiilly. hlow to acqtiire a
g~od. hamndw'rimng, and ho(w to expme~s.
writt.-h. thoughts in a correct and cl.'gunt
mani~;ef'. to.. etd. It is wri- ten by James
D) .51e(abe. the ielh kinown author, ant
is prelI1ared with grit ,,ro. ?he book
i.< p illnt on tine tiznt'd paper. aned cohsa
in.jl. p32 iflre octave [ten It is hanitd
somiely hbiul.d,. and is embllise with1
a lar ii norbser of sporsgI tng.ravinsgs
molea expircsely fo~r t ia great. work by ijhe
bst~ aslIiss an d en..rl'avor.:
- e ork is .u..t-by subIseri jtiors Oh 1y.
E A R for the YILLION i
FOD CHiOo'S BALMh of 8H1 RK'8 OTTb
tosit.i veiy nlestolres tihe ifearing, anid Is the only
Absolute Cure for Dediness Known.
'Tis oil is extraoied froid # 'eculia.r
spllPis of small '. urva 8uanz, &ngh t In
thei Yd~low Sea, known as O*ihaurodoni
Roundeflin. Evgry Chinese. fiitinan
knows It. Its vittues as a restorative of
heairing wor.o discoveredt . by Buddhislt
Priest about the Spent 1410). Its curo# wete .
so numlerousl and mnany so seemingly moi- I
raouluis, that the Pfiedly was otiioially
p~rochiimedl ov'et the entire Epipiro. Its
use became ad iiuftursal that for over 34 0
years no deafneAs has existed among the
Chinese people. Sent, charges prepaid,
to any address at g1,per bo~tte'.
Only Imported by HAYIt60K & Ch,,
,1016 Agente for Amercs. 71 Dey 81,., New York.
Its virtues are unquiestionamble and its~
curative character absolute, as the 'wtitor
can perhohally testify. both from experi
enee bnbsrvation.
Amng the many readers of tt~e Reueew
in tiepart anid another of the country, it
1s'ptbable'ilhat numu bers are afflicted with
deafness, arrd to snoh it may be said:
"Write at once t or Fayloeok .1 Co., 7 Dey
teet, Nelv York, etiolosing $,and you
will tigeite by return 4 reme t ha't will
erasble you to hear likse.ipbo elsie, and~i
whosee at.ffetet Il bo permainet.
Yo1'~es* rMtd agu
06~~ U
ATT H0U
4 THE ToSR ko
DHOICE SUMMER BEYNAO$8
SUCH AS
SHERRI COI3BLERS,
CLARET PUNCHES,
SODA WATERt
[EMONADES and
OLD VIRGINIA MiT JULEPS
TItY TIE CELEIltATED
B3O O K 8 E)C!! R,
ALWAYs
J. t LEND I'NINO
may 8 Next door to W. It. Doiy & Co.
Pree toE~Y'boijd
k BEAUTIFUL BOOK ithe18Sdat
By applying personally it. thb hentea
ificeof Ti:E INGERl MANUF&(71t
NO CO. (or byV ostal card if at at dim
ance' any Al ULT peri0dri will bie pre
ented with ia beautifully iffitruted 4opy
f a No. Book entitled . . .
GENIUS REWARDED,
-Wit THE
;TORY of the SEWING 1 UACIJNI
ontainiIng a handsome I d 'costly -ti.O
graving frontispaive a-o '18 finel en.
,ravel wood cius, and bold.in nW elab.
orate blue ind gold litho~graphed ' cover
4o charge whatever is 1nade for this band
mine book, which can b olitained only
>y application at the brun.c1 anO'anbordi.
ate offices of The Singer MianuTactui'ing
['IEil INGER MANUF"AOTUR ING CO.
Principal Office, 34 Uni'n Square
ny 17-dy New York.
NEW STORiE
-AT THE
MhADDEN H'.TE 1.
WE, the undersigned. respec'fully in
orin th.e.citizt-s of WINN1HO0 and
icinity that, we have R1'MUV.D to
GLADDEN'S HIOTEL,
and are now in r'coipt of a ft 11 line o.
new and desiral lo
PRING AND SUMi ER GOODE
ffhich we will sell at the .lowest price
foi cash.
DRESS GOODS,
L~aces and Eibroideries, which we of'er a
accordingly low prices.
lYe rensctfully ask1 the attention of ti
Ladies to oui-entirelv new fresh
stock of these Igoods.
English Swins, Plaiin and Phitided Nan
sooks, iFiqties, in great v'ariety.
SILK TIES.
[pdies' Lti. 8 afa, Ties and rows, a
a fifteen 6 es~orth thirty-five cents.
- CLOTIIING ?
BEAUTIFtJ SPRtING SUiTS
FZNE,, MEDIUM and COMMON
[PA Y C SIERE8
- - BLUIE FLANNELS
--For MEN, YOUTHS amnd BOYS
BLADE TO ORDER.
nits indde to order at very low prices
-SAMPLES ONEXH1BIITION.
ap) 9.
SECONDi
STOCK4
i HA VE JtUST RECEIVED) Ab
I'LEGAbiT SECOND STOCK 01
3OOD~f WHICH IS READY FOI
INSPECTION.
mHE HANDSOM18T LINE 01
Ladies' Neckwoai' in the Citt~
PHE- BES'f STOCK OF WHITI
Gooda in Town.
iGE~NT for the DAtSHIEIM1E1
BROS4 OF PHALADE~LPHIA
FINl2 LADIES SHOES.
BARGAINS8 inl GENT'S', YOUTHE
AND B3OYS' CLOT HING.
.-RespetfiIli3',
i Gmcw~se~m2r
btY ING the continuAne of th
dull beason,- I will offer bairgais -to,
CAMI CUSTOMERS in all 4part,
me1nts.
BAUGAINS i
-DRESS bObs
BAtGAINS 114
WHITE GOODS, ,
BAROAINS IN
. MUSI-NS-andiLAWNS,
BAPGAINS IN
otOT.HING,
NARGAINS 1lG
CASSIMERES and JEANS
BARGAINS IN
S1OES and HAT
BARGAINS IN
NOTIONS.
BEST WHITE DRESS SHIRT IN
TOWS for 121 DOLAl. -
Nice lot of Gauze and Nain'sob
Unders'airts and Bloached Jean
Drawers.
A GOOD WHITE DRESS SHXRT
FOR ONLY 75 CENTS.
I also offor good CIDER Vilegar
at the low price of TEN and -FIF.
TEEN CENTS per gallon, aud: the
lest .White Wine Vinegar lt
TWENTY CENTS per gallon.
Crockery, Glassware and Wood
eware, all at low piices. Comtj
and SEE.
MY GROCERY STOCk ALWAYS
CO 'IPLETE.
Pm F. Eer.s
june 25
AND FEED STABLES,
ap18
ATTENTION,
LADIES!!
HAVING determined to "CLOSE
OUT" our stoek tUf Spriiig DbrosK'
11oods, we offer you from this date
annusual bargains in same. We have
icomplete line of theso goods, anl(
parties will do well to call, examning
and prie these before Purchasing.
We wounld also call your attenition to
our line of Faiiey Muslin and Line
Lawns In White goods we are "Full
Ub." Our line of these goode con..
ists of jinen Lawns, Victoriet
Lawns, Bishop Lawnis Plain, Plait.
~nd Striped Nainsooks, Jaconets,
'ambies, Piques, Plain and Plai(t
av iHR, &c., &c. Laces, Laces.
LaCes. Edgings, Edgings, Edg
nes.
BALI, ANiD SNE FOR YOUJR
SELVES.
McMASTE it, BIIICE & J(ETCHIN.
may 7
SPRING WAGONS
--A ND
FARM WAGONS.
I1N cnnecction with the Bugg~y and
.. pigWagon business; I have for
sale the wl-know'n
'armn Wagon. My oe-e.horse wagons rr
couplled the saine aft a two-horse wagoI1,
hinvo front hounda and rockabg bolutoi.
Wairranted for twelve moenths.
1. II. 00UMX 1IGs,.
I pp. Puo~levy d2 a
NI*ILADhliPIHIA -
r~lBEER,
'INT BOTTLES AT ONE DOL
rAR r ER Doz]EN.
LALF -PINT BOTTLES AT SIX
'Y FIVF4 CENTS PER DOZEN.
'OTTLt S TO 'BE RETURNED
PROMPTLY.
J1M[Eft 1NIVERAWES.
HINT JULEPS,
cLA ,T UkTJCHSj
SHERRY COBBLERS,
EIMONADES,
SODA WATIR.
OcO c z T ,A (a -izz
-ANI
ON DRAUGiT .
. W. ILABENICILTO
ap 30
SPOOL CO'TTON.
ES'I'AR1.18" I'' 112.
TRADE,
CA M ARK
(ononWHITE SPoo;A)
GEdliEnE A. CLARK,
. SOLE AGENT,
90 -BROADWAL ,.. NEW.YORK.
Since tho iti yonnetion of this Spo
'otton into tul A nhiciicn ritrk- I. its auec
ess hasi been uinpreced, ntied. No othie'
*iand of thread hias ever met. wvith the
ume amount of' public f..'t in the sam<
pace of *jimo.
The -'O. N. T ' mnunaturoi-s .were th.
rst to recognize tho importaliee of th
owing Machine andl to make a six - cr
otton, w bich .!Ma .eter been the recog
ize~d standard ft inachines.
All the improvemnents4 in ?fitachinmuer
bat the inventive genius of' ibo nin,
sethi century I hau pi'oduded have beu
d'apted by tho mar ifacturers of "O.N.Tl.
At all the great International Fai rs
hme world. ''0. N. T1." has been awardi
he highiest honor..
Theo '0. N. T1. t' thetoriea at Nowrr
,200O bperativea make sHtie'ienlt threnm
ally to go around the world four ties
Consume~ 140 tons of coal di ly.
The thnaotitcturers of 0O N. T.1a
le largest manufactuers of Spool Cot
n in the worl.
A full asiorthingr1 or this Spool Cotton
an bo had at wholesa eumnd retail at '
Oathartid~ Pills
t'ombi no the choicest cathartic pr nic5e
in medicine, in proportions accurately ad
justed to secure activity, certainty, auM
unfriiyo effect. They are the result.
fyerofcareful studly and practical ex
perimeontan are the most ceffectutal rem
ed~y yet discered for disonses caissed b~y
derangement of the stomach, iiver, and
bowels, which require prompt and etfee
tual treatment. Avan's Pr,u.s are epe
dily applicable to this class of diseages.
They act directly on the digestivo and
assimilative processes, and restore regu
lar healthy action. Their extensive use
by physicians in their practice, and by
alivlzdnations, is one of the many
proofs of their value as a aafe, sure, anid
Derfectly reliable purgative :nedicine.
Beincopounded of the concentrated
virttres of purely vegetable. substane,
they are positively free from calonmol or
any injttrious properties, and can be
admInistered to child ren with perfect
A sPmr,r.s are an effectual cure for
&onstipation or Costiveness, Indi
gestionDyspepsia, Loss of Appette,
Foutom ach and Breath.D itzl.
ness, Headache, Loss of Mdnimory,
Numbness, Biloousness, Jaundice,
Rheumatism, Eriupuors anid .Skin
Diseases Dr os, I umors, WVorms
Neusralgla CoiG ripos, Diarrhaa.
Dygelftery, Got. Ilecs, Disorders.of
the ~iver, a ol ther diseases. result
ing from a diordered state of the digos,
tive apparatus..
As a Dinnerfill they have no equal.
While gentle in their action, Lifese
PIrLrs are the mOst thorongh and sea'rch
ing cathartic that can lho emplloyed, and
never gve, pain unless the howelsaro in-.
flai and then their inflhteimco is heal
i ng. khey stimulate the appetite and
digetive organs; the operate to purify
and enrich the blood, and impart re
newed health and vigor to the whole
system.
PREPARED BY DR. I. C. AYER & CO.y
*'raetcieeand Analytipai Qhemiste,
- ,wel Massi
f6Lo0SIN
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IN order to.make room tor Iny.l
ant)ild inventory, I will ofle sptieill
[,AYS IN DRY GOODS, NOTIONE
SHOES, SHOE
75 pairs 'able Screw lrogatnB, r
100 pairs Cablo Scrow Plongh SI
60 pairs Men's'Pegged Calf Ties
50 pairs Women's Grain Polkas,
99 pairs Wonel's Cable Serw (
160 pairs L'iies'l ulf Cloth a til
. ometlitng nieo hi -ladies' fine ge
is a SPECIAL:DIUVE for thirty daN
ONLY.
CIOCKERYI
ONE TIUk~bftRED Sets of Cups i
-)ri(o of 25 cents por so't, for the reta
T WEWITY-FIVE Sets of Cups ai
76 Soles Of Plates reduced to 35
100 Sets of Plates reduced to 5C
18 Coverdd Dishes rodued to Of
Bowls,. Pitolhere and B3aking Dis
GLASSWARE I GLASSM
25 Sots Banded Goblets reduced
and ends in ghiss sets anid dishes, for
JAlItS, JAlZS-Just received on<
my prices befor biu.. ing ele here -
; few mizos-putty eto. To arrive n
choaper than.ever, and will be sold a
- PAINTS. PAINTS-t'he "To*
highly recommwended, and will be sol
HATS. itATS-One hm:dred Si
not want to c.mrry any of them lOvet
1-6 L6 METAd
TH
; . 1,
CLOTilNG HIOUSI
MiOST coinptf striock of (lothilig
an1td ni e'kneir its i-dh variet. I (
t he latual sI yle'sI ai (iih; at piices 1'o
FINEF shioi' fo' inen i nhd hov.
Malhi.ia am t eIe' h~iuI.- 1qid in i'l c
aniMohair 1)utders ini l ls yles.
A LL OR UERIS Pih
Jnly 7
WILL MAIKE, FOR' TlE.~NEXT- 0) T
PIANOS AIM
STY LE 3 1 2 N"'
nr3 niow palt, it Ov erstiern. i-cale, bcant1Ifu
arge Ifn y' miing roun3.~liIhd eni- , ful Iro14)
n-rst inl fact overy') imprIovemnt whichl ca
37t'ba pii.jrie foir is11111 rntrume-nlt boxeul at
New~ York, wi'th. fino l'innoi On'IVer, stool aneld
This Piiano wvii 00 Neia t (on test trll.
mloney with order. (Onsh sent with order
-IVylui both ways3' if Piano)I is not julst ns1re
ts use. Hoed ior Cataloguie. Evry3 itstr
naaonej cf tho linest dIispla.H atth.n
-commen-1'11lrd for the HimIlEST HlONOfl
kafle,3 thel greaitesLtil iiprov'enIt in the liii
'ianoi; ofi the ilthiest taino and droatest, dli
ighecst 3inninit' alliniies0 ifl the coutlry
led1 puhrchay~Jr. All Pianosii and1 Organs se~
ai'g3a 33s. 1'1 (inC'a io(g4IC 30 lld fre.
*ian3o Ca atlogine of lity' p~ages -nailed ioi
JURIL1 1E~E ORG
vcr olfoeed the-li insial pic)1(. I1t conlti
- is . M ~e'ldia, (Celceste. 11a chin~3g top),)
ti''ortA, Ci'lol'srtr. Ext pression01, Treble
).rgan, (wi~h thurows4 oIf tihl entire powe
swell. Left Knee Stop and Granid Swell.
bo1xed. 3'j0 1bw. The3 caso isi of solidi wa'ln
.ntirly new and. it' beautifu' di 1gn, elabomr
amp stiln is. fre'twork, &c., all elegattatI3 I
I ipov~etsi311, wtith great power, depth, 1
atsih pice to have it irodntuecil, with stor
(Ills nthelrsi. Posit ively 3n0 deviaition in p
lly teste-d thec 'irganJ ini .nt nri ownI hom11.
nd33 pgiy fm~uight jbthi ways. if' insitrumen~11ti
3otitaina itb', 'fl~egus" si'ts of Reeds, or "Dt
niake no iniri reij.1.entaitjions, anTd guarant
."'J1,Y w 1anAwryE for3 five f'earil. Other si
.her 5.1.001n - o' '. an d every Organ bhus gia
LA1LED) FRE~E.
FACTOItY AND) WA REICOOMS,
S'FELET MUS 1 C
1(tailogue1 inini.ies miii-ta of . ji ppuar i
30ont1posittify i. theIst muthors,. Add
MENDlELSS011N PIANO
jun 25 3m'
K ING'S MOUNTA~ IN(t its H ERIOE>
lil:" wea~k, lronii th p. n of LA moln
Dr'nap, r, LL.lD., w ill beI .- :.dy' f
lolivery in a s'-'orE '1in.1. It will10 lonr- 0
the fulles ndt m.,st. neeura'ite~ atc''i'nt
lfE 'f tic I. os imporitanit haitli's '.f LI.
11ev' '1 1on t'avery Honthl Cdiolini;
sha tid hav a ropy1. The bo~o'k is #61d
nii byV sub . cription0. nt four dollars o
copy It in . b i'pr.o.cl -ed 34 p 113he nnor
ign d, s.>lt atgoni's for FinM
940- T1oviic) New TI ini rf a 31.
tho cliff re' I s 1 *, tua b- hitad f u
lisher's prira. july hi - m
JOB P?MNTING,
All kituks of JOB P'LtININ(, s'w)
as Letter Hlearls Bill Helcc Enive'lopeis
&-c., &c., (ione JI neat2 utyle land vern
CJiEAP, at. THK NzW wn ..&ar UhzsL
0,'a./d UK')N.,
LUGH'S
'11 PhA Winte' ftnr. ancd p - ie
indncenients frl tIL next IP .
I and CLOTHING.
edud to $1.95.
1o0, redneed to $1.95
reduced to $1'75.
reduced. to $1.00.
'alf Shoes, k'edueed to $1.25.
hrs, reduced to $1.20.
ods, redkiced to $2 25 a piir. Thiil
vs obly, and can be bought for CASA1
CRO CKERY !
Id Saucers at the astonishing lovi
il trade only.
id Saucers reduced to 50 cents poel
cents per sat.
cents per set.
I cents.
hcs reduced accoidingly.
'ARE! 1 GLASSWARE ! 11
to 05 cents per sot. Some odds ait
half their original value.
Rand( two (litart Cohuinsby Jars. Get
Wii(dow Glass-a ripecial bargnins iin
axt week another lot of tinware;
ahd Coimllry" Mixed Paint is very
L at a very close margin.
aw i.ts at anid below dost; as I dd
INAUGH,
L4 LEADER OF LOW PRICES.
[NARI)
COLUMP IA , C.
Itill h Blnit'. Genit'C' f0jiI4.:Vl ..;Z
.itY<4 111hq 11uit 1 ilu!nS-'Wuis o)i
stitl the times.
.1 Taylot 's ceIlbrated MJieklinaiw, :ilM
hors. he' Int e~t Is thle Derblv Strum -'
.i 1ik Siilgcs nittli Alpanur a:Id .Liniei
J)MPT LY FIL. .EIl....
A.YS ON LY, A GiMA ND OFF'1ER oV
D ORGAN 3.
PL4A.N'O F1'O O JVML Y1 $3.4J.
ticent rosewvood caso en. ganitly #l ished, id
.74 Octaves, lull patent Cuntant,' agraff..
carvud legs au d lyre, heavy i~orpenti..e and
Fratue, L,'rinch, Oand Action, OhiuB.' Hans
Ii ih any wity tebd io the perfection of the
1elv oh boati er $24t0
l' use t it rt-fe-rv-nee if yoit ,,o ziot shd.
w.ill bo rInnded(C~ andit Irl-it ,-hargen paid .
resented iti this ad ver1.isrtitet. Thri.~itander
nmtuent folly warrit'd for live vars.
hi Stol, ('o.er and ltohk). All t(trictlr first:.
whhhcmale fantory pjrices. Theise 'ianog
(ennial Eiibition, ard were iiinnn ly
Tho sqnairos cotnin .our New Patent .
Positively .wo take the 111ne-- Uprighti
trability. .They are recoimiordd by tho
.Ovei' 14,00 -ini 110, andl not one diHsatiR.
nt on I5 days' test trial- - * nxioltr FKBE I
ore bnying. P'.iii oly we li- tho best
HI Ind(1ome110 w~-trated arft d1D04er ptive
ilx Cents slamp) E~ory Piarkd full-war
SN Our Ne w Style Jubilee Orgari
..in JapanLZese Case, calledl the
t. tastientt anid sweetest toned PI',lomr Orgart
nau 5 Ocithves; f sets of iteeds, viz : \elodia;
.Also Fifteeit Jieauliful Stops, as follows;
Diapason, Sub-Ba.., 1ehii, 1)ulcet, Mel'dia.:
Cou pier, Cele.tina, Biass (cdup&r, (r 11d
- o the iristriment,) Right Kneo Stlop and
He.ight 70 in.; Wi-Vlth, 24i in ; ,Weliht,
ut, veneered wviih choino woods. and nh of ali
itemly o-rvedl, wvith pane0ls; tiunsic oloset~
lnishmed. P'ossesses all the lat:sit andi best.
>t'illinnely and Hsympaltheitie qunlIlity' of tono
sumnlat- tetid. pi-Ice $275. Our wholesala net
>d arnd book, only SS, ---as ond turgan hold
rico. No pay ment regnite~d un'il fait havt.
We ainal all at gans on i5 dlays teist t~rial
s niot ast repiresetd. Positively our Origata
uiimy" stops, a8 (1 hnity etners. Wd
Ce hoetbY an-] fair de-'aling; oi- ho anto;
ylon $35. $50, $57 Stin $70, $75,. $85. etc.
'en the itdllst sa istm. ion. Organ Catalogue
117th ImTREET and 10th AVINtE;
n t one-tjfrd price. Catamogno of. ".."f
chiolce p)icoU0 14nt for 30s. stamp'. Thils
nii of Ithe day iiid EIt ry vark.tf ut imtsical.
ress.
.'0., P. 0, iox 2058, New York diS.
htest Sel
( a e U -.lii go
MACHIN ECO.
"6 N-recHARE3.3T~
SATbMO5E,400tg.1 -
Rbt.Q PIk $A in