The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, March 08, 1883, Image 2
THE-NEW RIPUU
WINNSBORO, 8 0
,1NO., Nr WYNOLDB.
,Cuas. 4..p vAau
SARAh DIRRNIIARDT lina about com
pleted 'her book, "My Life as an
Actress",.nnwd it will soon be ready for
the market. Wo have not yet lorned
.he. conteitte .of It, butilf 4e gives a
full and irlinnte accotint of her life, it
will certainly be interesting. We hopo
,phe will,.
UNDit the lawA of oo0rgig there is
.no such oillolal as a lieu tentant-gov.ere
mor. The Hon. James 8. Boynton,
President of the State Senate, who is
aoth Governor, has ordered an elec
tion to fill the vacancy caused by ;tho
.death of .Governor Stephens. The
tline 41xcd .fqr theeleation is the 24th
of April. aid the Legislature will mect
on tho.Pth of May to i~eceive the re
'Ji' Society for te Suppression of
blasphernous Lite9ature als proparliIng
to tiko stops to prosecute Herbert
-Spencer, Profetsso:s IHuxley -pnd Tyn
dal and tle publishers of John Stuart
:Mills's works. Tlioir writing, 1l is
limfled, have sow.n wide-spread un
belief, and it soilie cases l:ank atheism.
Prosecutiopis of this charcter never
promote the cause of religion.
TItW.colloquy between Mr. Merrick
dd Colonel -1nrsoll, Jin the Star
ioute trials severat days since, was
altoget her a most s. itmeful and humili
ating spectacle. For respectable law
yers of the high standing of the gentle
men itiluded to, to call each other
"puppy" and "dog," aic.dv th little or
no excnse or justification for it, is a
.vanton insult, to the court, and a pro
ceeding that should bi-ing a 'tiigo of
shame to the checks .of tie actqyre In
that see If. the courts of justice
would Sternlly perform their d(uty in
Rkich cases, colloquies like the one al
luded to would not.bo so frequent.
IMPORTANT DIEoISIONS.
-Two very important decisions were
renldered by the Unite(d States Supreme
Court on the 5th inst.
Tle case of John iElljot-t ct al.
against the Governor, Auditor and
'TreAsurcr of Louisiana, was brought
to compel the State officers of Louisi
Ilia to apply to the payment of jthe -i)
terest and principal of the consolidated
bonds of the State of 1874, .al.1 money
derived from a tax levied to pay such
bonds by .i Act of 1874, and to con
tinue to levy and collect said Jax and
tna en agfPpuotion~ or It untIl auch
bonds shall be fully discharged. Th'le
Supreme Court dlecided, first,.that the
constittion~, of Lonisiana took awvay
,the power of the excntive ofilers of
4hat State to levy and apjyly this tax in
accordance withI the Act pf 1874; sec
onid, the officers of t~lw State owe theli'
dluties to Jhe State aloue, and that they
have no contract .relations with the
biondiholders.'-hey can only act as thme
State djrcts them to act, and hold as
the State allows thoen to lhoid. Thec
relief prayed for was t herefore doenied
The opinion of thec court was delivered
by Chief .Justice Waite.
A .dqolsiou \ve also rendred in the
case of the States of New Hampshire
anmd New York .against the State of
Louisiana. T1hme Court hlcd t hat thie
States as plaintuiffsi were nominal par'
ties, and that one Staste cannot sue an
other State for thie purpose of cuforc
lng the clims of its pitizepns, even It' it
has boughlt thuos claims. Bloth cases
wcr~o argued with great ability and
eloquence on bolth sidles, ex-Senator
Conkling and David j)yley' Fiel ap
piearilng for New Yor'k and New Ilamup
shire, and the venerable Judge Camp
bell for tho State otf Louisiana. The
veteran counsel for theo State, defend
anut, made anm argumnent of 'such piower
and learning that It was commented
ullpli at the timne as one of the fiest.
that had cyou' beenm made et t40 ber of
the Supreme CJourt,
The declisions above alluded to are
of the utmost imnportance to the whole
country, and decide the unost (dimlit
and1( cominlicatedl problems of constitu
I ional laiw. The opinions are based uiponi
the so'unudest principals of law, and ye
Ilect honoer npon the national judiciary.
* oivDnU'sM IN CONO1LEsj~
It seems that personal renceouimters,
abusive epithets and outrageous in
sults are becouming more and more
frequent every daty. In the National
House of Representatives. Ont last
Thursday, dumrinlg the consideration
of the iRiver anid liarbor Bill, Mr.
- Voorhjis, Republican, of New York,
moved to strike out the Item for the
improvreent of' the Sacramnto River.
I tc contended that If the chairman of'
the committee (referring to Mr. Page,
of California,) had nuot been from Cali
~ ' fornia, no such item would havoe beeni
,.4, . pult ini it. "It Is so outrageous," lhe
contnued,'"so damnable, that niobody
* but a gambler and a cut-throat wvoni
hik of tacking such a thing as that to
such a bill as this."
According to the usual forms and
~Kceremonios, a. resolutionwa'ofed
for his expulsion, followed by the
apology of the offending member and
n the withdrawval of the motion. .We
are heartily disgusted .with i'oeiding
and chronicling suclh farces as are be
ing almost daily perpetr~ated In one or
the other AMonso or Conigress. That
Mr. Voorhis acted unbecoing a gen
tenutn ah4 mgrmber of the [louse of
I ~preOnNijs is certainly a wild
prei o)) of' his bonduot on the ocoas
referred to. Ills Inlgiago was r
pully inslting to Mr. Page and to
House, but was entirely iuprovok<
and he should have been poxremptor
expelled.
To take snob sloepe under the gra
circunistances, might iscon at 111
blush rather extremo and severe. I
spcb border rufflanism cannot
checked, and the good order and d
nity of the House cannot be secuir
until that body Is brought to real
the fact that such disgraceful scot
can only bo preyvoled by a 0bango
tactics and by a resort, to seovero a
unflinching punishment, rather th
by compromising its dignity and i
por'taco by the accotancc of A i
moulous apology from the will
offender.
If constituencies 101U not send g<
tiomen to represent them, Congr<
should see to it that none but th
who act gentlemanly should havo set
in the halls'of legislation.
EXTRADITION OF SUERIDAN.
jrtngiand demands of the Unit
States the surrender of P. J. Slierid
The editor of the Iri$sh World. 1He
.sApspected of complicity with the til
derer of Lord Cavendish and Und
Secretary Burke in I'honix . Pat
Dublin. It Is not known as yet whel
or there is any evidence .agaismt M
Shoridan further than mere suspicic
based upon his known sypathy wi
Ireland and her cause. -
Being a citizen of the Unlited Stai
iisule.r the protection of her laws. it
aitater etitrcly in the diseretiont of t
Government whether or in4he b will
given over to tle custody' of the E
ish authorities. It is 1therefore
question of n-o little moment what
the duty of the Govermnent.,tinlor
circumstaices of this case. IT he I
been gullty either as prineipai or
accesory int the amturder of Cavemdi
uad Burke, it is clearly the dutty of I
Gover'tinicmnt to surrender him to t
English authorities, there to be de
with according the laws of the couni
where the crime was comm itted. T
prilcipl just eliiciated is so lph
1111d appeals 0 Cloquenitly antd forcilI
to one's sense of' justice, that it u
scarcely he deided by any one. 'T
.Phontt ix Park traigedy was so liarro
ug and hearirendiig in its details 01
it shocked tle nerves of the civili'
world; and particularly, ilercfore,
this case the Goverimaiemit cannot aire
to t hroiw aronild 1heir milderers t
protecting shield of ] her power a
dignity. But before such act ion
the part of the Gover'nmetnt woubtl~
warrantable, .a sttronig prima f,
shtould be made(10 out aigainst t he pai
charged, and wVhose renditiont is sons.
at the bar of his country'. If the ebutl
against Mr'. Shieridan rests solely up
Spiciont, and1( if hisa symtpathyv w
lIrchind has given risc .to i. suispici<
it is equally thle duty of' the Govi'c
dalin the haughty diemtu~id of Ort
Bi-lin. iFor, according to ouri way
thining, on this side of thte Atlanti
it is no crime In Al r. Shieridaut to hc
to the tenets of the Irish Latnd Letagt
They may be right or wrong, 1
England is at least rcsponisibic for t
vecccssiy of their existence. Irielantd Ii
been wvrithiing in~agony uinder' theo 10
c.ontintued aind sy-st emat!c oppr'essi
of En~tglaud, we might zglmost say I
cent uries. It~ is not surpr~iisinig, t hci
fore, that the flower and thte chtival
otf that prtostrate coutrty shouli at It
become (despernte anid r'isO in tlu
muighit against the inistitutions of
country~ t hat tyratnny has tautght tha
to desipise. If thme imrder' of Lo
Cavendish and Burke ther'efor'e gr<
out of the politicail condiliionl of Ii
land, atl it is only in this way lii
Mr'. Sheridan can be imlicated in t
crime, England and England alo
should shoulder the r'esponsibilit. ai
lie should bc allowved to i'emain und~
tui'bed int the editorial s"anctumn of' t
llow 'ro IiAymst A LIAn.-The or
way to deal with a liar' is to betat hi
at his ownt gamei. TIhat is, of' court
unless lie is tIhe editor of a pious noiu
paper, WVhat started tii item w'
reading about an Ainericani who Ih
beeni to Europe, and who was tellins
friend, who kniew he was a liar, abo
his trmip across the A tlaintic, and ho'
ont thle 25th~ of thle monHthI, "'~tov e
countteredi a swarm't of' loonsgts, anid
locusts carruied every stitch of' the ca
vas oti' the ship." T1heo listenmer look<
thought ful a moment, and then sai
he'sitathiigly: "Yes, 1 guess we met t
samoe swarmu of locusts the next du:
the 2thI. Every' locnst had on a pn
of canvas paints." Th'le first liar we
ar'oundI the corner antd kicked hinmse
-Pck's ,Sun.
SIIET'hON-Dihed, v'ery studdenly,
Shelton, S. U., February 12, i .8, Wim
'J. 8m i'iN'/oN, eldest .son of Mr. anud M
Wmn. J. Shelton, aged elevcn years, ii
mtonthis and sixteen datys.
Death alone Is sure-,
And yet at each atpprontieh
fle shtocks us tall the more.
Blut a few (lays ago 11o took from c
mnidst the ftilrest flower, and left our1 hena
sur'prlsed with grief and de'spaiir.
Young as lie was, he had gained the lc
and adhniration of all whoknaew hhn. Afft
tionate and dutiful to his parents, kind a
loving to. his sisters and br'others, p)oi
and respectful to every one; and his 11nda
trious and energetic actions made hhln c
untiver'sal favorite, lie was a chIld of
usual brightness, anid in his sudden dher
we feel a loss that cannot be replaced
earth.
But alas?
To mulrmur' against death In petulent<
fiance.
Is never for the best
Towviwht God dlkl will-that is t
only' sefene
That, glves us rest.
Shelton, 8. C., February 261 t8a3.
-l UoyonED~ llEADE sfl ov NE~WspAp ns.
on -The fools are not ull dead yet. A
lot week or two ago the qditor of the
I' Batontoil Chronicle, an obscure Geor
S iapaPOr. b1eariIng a queer resem.
dlnep, III nllme at least, the Eatans.
liy will Gazelle, immortalized In Plok
wick, published a grave "leader" on
the questiou whieter it is right to
vo allow a negro to subscribe to a news
ret paper. This ignquiry, It seems, was
ut pronpted by a protest which the Geor
be gia editor had received from a white
suibscriber agalust the policy of circu
g- lating the Chronicle amongst the
td, negroes. Somo of the Relpublican
zo newspapers in the North a West have
es been idiotic enough to.take up the dis
inssion seriously, and want to impress
of uponl their Southern contemporaries
ad the folly aild the wickedness of not
an allowitig CUnffeo to bask iII the light of
- a free Press. The Newa and Jotrier,
speaking for itself and for every. otlijr
e- iewspaper in the Sotth, With the pos
?ui ible excpt ion of the Eatolnton vhron
iele assures its Nortiorn friends that
while it has a very large and coilstanly
increasing nu mbar of colored readors
1s8 It lis not half as many as it would
so like to have. Whenl the harpies Ivho
,ts by dint of the negro vote, held control
of the government of South Carolina
from 1868 to 1876,, were threatened
with a popular uprisilig at tie polls
against the outrageous manner in
ed c which, they had plundered the tax
an payers, their jeering reply was: "We
Idonl't care wvhat You say about us.
Our constitunclts can't read 1" It was
ra terriblo truth.; and it is doubtful if
we would ever have been fneed from
k, robber rulo to tids day, were it not for
thie pelsonal exertions of Hampton,
Butler .an1d their Iitrelid coimpaion
.r. speakers who, in 1870, stumped every
n1, nook and ,corner in the State. Since
th then the colored voters have mado vast
strides in intelligence and independ
ence ; atul to-day Southern journialists,
es proiluted alike by piatriotism and self,
is iterest, desire nothing so much as to
lie see the colored )populatioi transformed
into a i hinking aid a readirg i.constitu
enc y.-News and Cuir
g,
Twenty Years Ago.
In 1863, Mr. Wilson, now of Lawrence
Mass., was in the Comnissary Depariment
lie in iashington. Soinwhow or other he was
Stakeii with a violent soreness of the throat,
* S'vIraI Aruy Surgeons examined lis
as tiloat and deci(lded that it was a case of
sh lipitheria, nd that it was hopeless. After
' they had given him ), Ie tried Pnty
lie ).vms's PAIN KILLER. The next day th
11, scales begtan to comu off of his throat, and
iii two or three days le was well, *
rv -ron i a colorless state and. Peruvian
hark, (ininbined with well known aronatles,
Ie inake Brown's Iron Bitters the best medi
in eine kniown,. *
W DIPHTHERIA
lilt
ed
nll HAS
rd
NO CHANCi
Di
be WHEN TRE ATED WiTHl
Perr Davis's Pain Killer
lit
eThis wonderful remedy has saved the
lives of many, many children
th who were almost dead with
DIPH T HERMA.
8 R Henry Wilson. Lawrencc, Mass., says
T11 "ho suirgo pon nounced miy case Diph
(i o it. Vorry Daviiis Pai Rilr ave y
I sver'ly 'in Kuor drove bothawy'
'C.
uit DRUGGISTS ALL KEEP IT.
as
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SEEK
health and avoid sickness.
Instead of feeling tired and
worn- out, Instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong?
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no
thing, and no one but your.
self can find fault, but if you
are tired of that kind oflife,
you can change it if you
choose.
How? By getting one
bottle of BRowN' IRON Brr
TERs,and taking it regularly
according to directions.
tanetod, oio, Nov.s6,sSg
Gentlemen :-I havesufrend with
Sain In my side and back, and ren
Soness on my breast, w h ao.
in pains an I rough y,
sofa ris and losesb appe.
I vota exsevera cireat
am#t casf my t irer, k
In 6 ,Ut I t
te nowakesose bouta
and a half and am about well-pals
In side ad back all gone-sorene
an out of or bressandlIhave a
good appet tel am gaining I%
*trefthand ae. It can Justly
allodhe in qf mediciesf.
Jonx K. A.umasna.
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pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases,
WYT[1EVILLE
FEMALE COLLEgE.
HE second tenn of ti institution will
connnlence( onl the 5~th day of Feblriuary, at
wh'lelh time re'-orgailzation (f elassxes will
take place. rlTorouigh lustructilon in all
deplartnints. Tuition and board as low as
can be obtained in any first-class institution
of the kiud. For fiurther haformactlon, ad
dress
MRS. MARY 11. MEANS,
Pa.JcIpai, Wythieville, Va.
Mrs. Means refers, by pe :mission, to ex
Governor Hlagood and1( Prol. I. M. Davis,
Columbia, Gent. John Brattim and Col. J.
H[. Rion, Wlnnsboro.
NOTICE!
i1E subscrlber lntending to makce ai
..ch ange In bla prearni. business will
sell from this out, umtil dilsposed. of, the~
e'ntire stocek of groceries at coat, for cash on
delivery, viz:
Sugars oft all (Grader.
Cofflee's, Green anud Pareheud.
F~luirs of al I (rades.
Mackerel In kits, quarter and hailf branelg..
Blacona and 1Lard.
Gireenu, Bilack and1( Gun powder TI'as.
Canned Goods and SpIer~s.
Newv Orleans Mit asses and Syruups.
Itice, Meal and Grist.
Onion Sets and Gareien Steeds.
IrIsh Potatoes, Onlon." P'es and 1Jeans.
Our stoek of (Iroceri ts lai comuplete'. Now
is the timei for huousek opera8 to !) c uitin
lay In their supplies at Low FiountKs.
R. &. WOLFE.
QPEN BUOOIES AT' $3T andE $-W,, A1"
U LYtSE~ 0. D)ESPORUTES.
MONAnon G UAxo.-All pairtles liv
ing near Blair's Cros.-1ng or Strotheor's
Depot wishing to n1a0 the- Monatrch
Guano, enn'get it, from either of thes
poin1tS by apjplying to C. IC. Ilabb or
McO. Blair.
* R'. J. MCanLW & Co.
FARR~ER~S, READ Tills!
IMPiROVE AND INIInASE YW Cnors BY
USING'TnE BEST SEED,.
JMIROVED CLEMMER SEJED CORN,
nelected and -nubbed Arpreesty for eed. Iect
for bread, bent for stock, and11 best to-yield on
bottomi or upland. WVeigha 60O poliuds per
busheil. Also, "Ost~run LONf STAPI.E. SILK
Co'lroN" Mued. "Tito, earlht1t finest and
mtost p~roduc(tilve cotton growna." Price of
seed, for eh 1 bushel, $1JO; 4 bushels,
$i.00.- Sacked andui delivered on ecm.
tW Send monie~y in registered letter to
the subscriber, and ytmn 'will get what you .
ordetr. ROBTr. H. fIAmR IS
-Pineville, Mecklenburg Co., N..
rW Read theo followfug from T. P.
Mitchell, Esiq., a large and wvell knownt
planter of' Fairfield County, 8. C.
"Mn. Ronr.. 11HA1n--18-.Dtr Sir.- I
write to know If you can fornish mue wihh
enuouigh seed corn of that. Cienuner variety
to phant my entire cropt the coming season.
I conaider it thme best corn 1 have ever
planted. Yours truly,
TF. P., 'MITCH EL L."
rWr1r. Mitchell tried~?A, (iorn a fewt yeara
ago. Feb 6- 1x3
SAUVE 1VONEYz1j
U AVING* withdrawn all agencies
and placed onr buisiness ona a strictly
cash basis, TIIiranIn sAVING AOENTS'
coMMNIsIoN AND RAlM DWs, we are
entableud to sell our woti knoQwn fertil
izer's, viz: WfHeox, Gibbs & Co.'s!
Manipulated Gmano, Wilcor, Gibbs &
(Co 's 8nper hosphate, direct to mr.
chants anijf. rmore at~very low prices
b)y the gle-ton, carload orv ht barger
qnanitIes for CA 811. WVrite for prikosj..
W ILCOX, GIBBS & CO.,
Sitynnab Qa.Charleston, S. b.,
Dec 21-x2mn
ROOFING PAINT,
GIUTTA-PROHA Roofing Paln t fr
..Asale at the Drug Store.
Feb 17 W. 1H A1KiIte .
..........
READ
RP R A D S-L
-4-OUR
PROPOSAL
During the remainder of the season we
will sell our winter stock at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
1F YOU WANT
f -Y.- a-O 0~D S
TRY US.
DRESS QOODS AND" SUITINGS,
We exhibited a nice selection of thet
goods this season and sold many; sti'l a few
pretty styles left, which we wish to sell at
a low pr ce. C.oime and see.
OLOAK8, DOLMANS, JAOCET3,
A few of each kind and real pretty
goods-will soll these to lose without a1
profit.
DORIS' Rd Ladies'
UNUME RWEAR.
These goods we bought at low ces fronr
manufacturers. The remnant of stoel
wIll now be offered at a large reduction.
F L. 1. /. E, .
Now Is the season t. wrap well and. pr
vent colis and pletuona. We are s<
generous as to prefer our customevs ti) inv,
these goodsatheri han keen theuourselve.s
Have no auxlety about the price.
Clthill elld Hats
Are anong the stock whieh must he re
duced before spring. Doan't buy until our
go'uIs tire seen and priced.
Selling 011t Crockery.
We don't expect to linudle it longer, and
will five genuine bargains until Ute stec!;
Is soft a.
We Invite all to call and exainlne.
J.M. R31 EATY & CO.
WALKER'S
S3P E C IF 10
TIIJ.i TRULY WONDERF7IUI
IUE MICD)Y HA ANE E VER
F"A IL.El TO0 C URE
COYN UMPTION,
Its Njpeedy action upon)1 all Ulrcehdal and
Puhntonio A ffect ions is he. ond ltelief
tloa~oe who htavue never tried, it
or seon it used.
It stpeedlily allava Bronchial aind
monic Fevera. It is a wonderful
EXPECTORANT AND IL E A L~ E R,
-t Ikep the digestive and rrfn-ry or,
gane in a natural und healthy condition
it
PURIFIES THE~ BLOOD,
,[nstantly relieves night Rweats, gnness
of appetite antd general debility. It hmn
boon known only four years aind
HlAS NEVE R FA HED 'r PETRFEC'I
.A CUffE.
Any one aflhicted with what is generally
considered death's avtant ceurier, connsullnp.
tion, caur be cured for $2.50, $5.00) cs
$10.00) according to the stago which the
disease has reached. No piatienlt has yei
taken $10I worth before a cu re was affect ed.
Tho SiPECIFIC is recomniended only 1o1
pulmonary affect ions, and those dlesi ring
to use it can do so by sending their ordoen
to tho proprietorc. atthis paper or dircec
to me, satfing that you saw this advertise,
mont in the Winnsboro E xws AND IIEnALA)
RRE~UMATIO REMTEDYW
Cures Rheumatism, either acute or ehron
he, in from eight to ten days,
Prico by Express, $5 per Bottle
DR. J. W. W AT'A ER~
Jnno 13 FRNLNO, N. C.
--TRADE
NORMAN'S
COR DIAL o.
llrrcgulazlteu antdtsrr of the rnom
ItI ae ptable 'o t~he Stmah wnthou b.n
Prmpty relloin Dyfntory. DlarrhceaChol.
Flx Orit Pall.. Flatulnn
e tcaturn, ekoct stomerou
be ud n atdseen of
tetorchand liwels from relaxaton of the
N tEUTRALIZINQ CORDIAL
is as pleasant and harmless as lack..
berry Wine. Does not contain Opium
mnended fort Bo atks T a eo
andnerthn.
*a'L Price s~c.-and $s.co per bottle.
Bold by all Drucpplete and Dealer, in Medaoqn.
*EXOELBIOR OHBMIOAL OOM
Sole Propuietors,
Waihalsa B.0. U. 8. A.
NEW TIN-SHOP !
I IIAVE recently commenced busi
ness opposite M r. . . M. Elliot t's Gin
Shop, wher(*e will be fonml Cooking
and1( Honting Stoves and Tfinwaro of all
Rooflng and Gutiering (d011 in a
goodd aiainbstantl ane, scha
as thle chea pest. iaioa ha
Signs Painted in thle best style,
Cheap.
Merchants will flnd it to their inter
0st to cease soiling light Yankee Tin
waro, toorly soldered, and sellmr
TIN WARE, as it 16 about as CIIEA,
and is made of GOOD MATERiA L.
M AUL. n. r A T_
MIMN2J
FOR BA
AS HE WILL CLOSE
WINTER
--A
GREATLY R E D
- a. i.
THE EVBli
THE
IS STILL SHINING WIT
-0
WINES, BRANDIES, L]
OF THE CU014
FR ESHII 0YSTERS ./dX
MEALS HAD A
Respectfully,
J. G
GRE AT B
MY WINT
4-UST BE SOLD, .1XD I
THE NEXT :
At prices unheard of in Wiann
CLOAKS AND DOLMAN!
Come and see how LOWV I
will be sure toinrest some of
Respectfully,
J.G
MT E will dring the piresent week move
presenit stamii, intoi theii room: u1ow c
ket p a FilWST-CL ASS stock of
DRY GOODS,
CLiO'
BOOTIS .AND NiH OES,
And will continue to sell them at the lo
Tn- order to red1uce stock.,
COME AND HEi
ANNOUN(
IN aitiloni to the abiove, we wflr add,
Of all kindsStaple, and Fanrcy. We e
gettin~g anything you want, and may ailso hi
\ e return thanks to our friends and thi
and solicit a conitinuane. If you wish a hi
fin no -oe certain way of having it than'
C./LD T
IT STA1\TDS A
'C BAk
Theo Largest Importers of lSoeIgn-; Fr'ul
selected stock o
APPLES, OlANOE8J IANANAR
ltAla6INS, DIGED1 V'IGS, ?OTAQFOE8,
and overything oeo that a first-class
COUNT'Rr ORDERS .flL
Oct 17-taotn
ell f,
LUGH'S
RGAINS,
OUT ANYTHING IN
GOODS
U CE D PRICES.
IWG sTAE.
STAR
FLA FINE ASSORTMI T,
F
?QUORS AND CIGARS,
EST BRANDS.
D FsI ET'VERY DAY.
T ALL HOURS.
ROESCIEL, Agent
ARGAINS!
ER STOCK
VILL BE OFFERED FOR
SIXTY DAYS
sboro.,
3 AT LESS THAN COST.
am offering goods, and youa
your spare change..
ROES CHEL, Agent.
IC E.
rfl st~k' of good's one door. south of our
upledI by Mr. Wolfe.. We wifl 4onAlbus to
foTIoxK.
H ATS, ETC.,
West posible prices. We. are no.w offering
LR OUR PRICES,.
JEMENT!I
ifter removal, a full and complete stock, of
iinot e'numerate, but .it may he ame og
3 sure of gettling It at tile L~OW E'ST PltICa.
Iatpule for the patronage we have recelved -
Ljpy andt prosperous NOeW Year, you call
y spending your money with us.. (JOMR
Y"ELL 4 LAUlD ERDAJLE.
TTIE LRI~liT-RnUNNING
"DOMSTIC.S
Thant it Is the neknowledged: Lea~lder in.
th e 'lrade Ia a fact that cannob be dls
MANY IMITATE It.-WO~Eg4L 1T~
rThe Largest Armed
Th'le Lightoet iuing,
.o AND IT I8 WAERIANTEDI
To bemade of the bestwaterial.
'ro be completein every respec&
M~). BEATY A CO.
AgnR is uited1 in unoccupiedI tefllto
TOI*3i'( 8SIN( MACHtINE CO
JRtchwmndl Virginia. A,
t in tho Sousth offbr for sale a w.peA
3OABAdS 30 8O&, PEAN!~
Wholesale Fruit House should hav
ZED WZ.T' DIS.P4rj