The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, March 22, 1883, Image 2
THE NEWS AND HERALD.
WINNSBORO, 8 0..
IIJ1URSDAYr,i AlRC'Ii 22. - 1853.
NO. . R RYNOLD.
WisN. A. DOUGLASS, Em o8.
TT.: gubernatorial contest. in Gcol.
gha waxes warm. The Candidates are
all *(1ite conlilden." that they will re
ceive (lhe nom1intionl. It is ha1rd to
sav in adviince who will be :1'l0 fortu
nate uan, but, the chances secei to be
inl fiavor of acting Governor Bovnton.
The Athsta P os-Appeal bemrs the
distinguilihod honor of haviig first
plaedI Governor Stephens in nomIna.
lion, anlid it nile011111cs Jaimes S. Boynl
Ion for that position.
Vln-: Charlotte Observer Says: "Fred
orick N. Crouch, the composer of
.Eathleen Maliv1A'ourneenl, is a gray
atlred ai, mho lives oil poor fare in
the city of Baltimore. A tatterad ct
of Confederate gray keeps some of the
cold out. lie is now out of emliploy-l
111ent. anld too old to help hillmelf. le
tries to smile cheerily at fatle, but aid
illits ihat lie needs help." It is to be
hoped lint fihe wealthy philainthropists
of Baltimore aid Washingtonl will not
peritl the unfortunate old mllanl to (lie
inl poverty anld ied.
SNATrOn :Sr, of AMissoui, WAS1 ap
proached severald days ago by an irre
pressible ad un1tfortaillte agelit 'of (lie
Woman's Sullrage Associa ioll. '"lie
Jistelned," wrote a Washing toi corre
spliondelt, "patiently, while she coil
telided inl the14. u:sul slylc that the
woman was Ile equal of the m11an, and
ought (o hoIl oflice-any ofilc, sea
toi, governor, postiiausterm, trial justice
orl Constable -anthOing- indeed."
"I enlc ;t venI s, Said 2MIArv.-;., "do
you Illean tiat ? Now just thik ot it.
Thitik ofa man going home and kiss
ing a frial jiustice, or telling a friend
Ihat lie ws ill love with a constable.
It is dreadful.")
A A in t eetinlg of' Cominunists
Was held in Cooper alll, New York
on the 19th1 ist., to do honior to (lie
m clory of' Karl aarx, lately deceaed.
Th'lie red ."lag of (lie Comulnlle s
everywIhere di.splhyed, 11141 a larllge
picture of larx framied inl black , id
sumi-1ounlited witlh tlie llotto, Vice
L 'lationlde, hun111g Over Ithe phit
form1-11. Tht(e domestic an( puliic virtes
of, the dead. Socialist, were dwelv
upon01 withi inuch' feelinig, and the ut
tenaiices of thei speaker's were ree'ived
withl grealt enthuiiisism. I esohutionls
were' r'ead in En~iglishi and1( Germnan aan
1luaniiouly ad(opIed1. They' conlutd..
the commni lIitic0 ideais giveai by M3irx
( IIto tIn' world. and the dedientiont ofj
thir 1 lives to the cause of wlh he
was thle lpioneer, anid neer' to forgiet
his appeaQJl, "Wor0ikingmen1~l of' the
wuoi'id, unite."' To tho thlought fuli
"WhaIt does. the agitation mean01 alIn
wher'e will it end"?
Tin-: reminis ot .Joh 'll o wm'iid 1Pu~an.
the autIhor 0 ''f "Home, S weet I lin
will arivie inl New4 Yorlk in a~ it.
days, and will be taloni thience hian
diaely( toWsigo,where I hey wuill
be ntrrd ithimaig eed*ij):Ie
The 9th oft .Jnie is tIc he da set Oat
for thll fliniertal r'itenthec annlivetrerv')
of is birthiday. 3j r. Coi'roan has OX
the eboice of the hm-1111ini'oiund. I a
lie centire of' a hiltifaiI elemeerey onl
G eor'geto'wni IIheights is the sacredl spot
set apart11 for t ho resting-plaec of' a:J
that remiin s of the immIlorta:l Payneid.
Upo the 1 I gr'ave aill he ('rec(t ed a loon.
inent of'lI pur white( liartble'; on its to~p
n1 bust of (lhe poet will he car ved ,an
wvords, ''hloinie, Swe,et IIome.' 'l'he,
h omieh's 1 )(i, 4thonlg hi (dead, " is cominw h
homei at bi. I,"' ana1 wetlcomie a1wafits
hunii at the hamlds of' his comlItry, granid..
or aid more mai:gnificenjt tan the
IRoman welcomue to thle victor'ious
Sd ipio fresh from the flild of eailrag.
L pon the ban ks of (lhe cahn11, phielid
P'otomac10, ini the ver iy hieart of his coun.i
try, the househol poet shaill slee'p in
peace, 4 ho st ormus of li fe n aheeded am114
unhearcad.
Slunaite ex-ihshand otf the eclebratedl
Mri':. Sprague, har, reen'ive th'4Ile gbler'
naltor'ial n'unination11 by t he TInde'peid.
ents of Rhlode Ilandiic. 'l'here' washiprae-.
lin tel uimIIiity in (lie convyeniioni that
inmmalted him, there be'ing little 01r no
[ . $011011eriou opsitioni. Tlhae idepend(e ts
11nade0 io furltherl nlomlindtjii lev.i,
thie rest of (lie ticket to '.>c i mado ny I ~
the Dmocrts, I i1not yet kn1owln
whether or not. the D emnoctu's will co.
opetl't withI theta in the riCI'roaclhiing
emnlpaign, but this much is cern 11.in
Ilin 11ow lbfor (he 3letors ot' I'
'aite, viz: P roperly qual ifl'ationl na
J"'Jiosite to (lie 'xerc'ise of' the elecI tv'
franchise. W,1e arie opplosed 011 piI..11
pIe to the policy oft (lhe lhitsioi st .a ho
in this ml.4ance we believe it right andu,
)o'oper' that t hey slihild nile am114
overibrow , it' lossib)le. thie haniightv ,
aistocr'atic elemnt ian Rhode Ishond
polih ins. Suchi tenets are4 i unfrlienl v t o
republhican,I itlations, anmd shouh1lh
11ot be toler'aIed lin a fr'ee on lryl'.
O1ligarchiy anid D)hooeracy are 4 lie
antatgomise s in ilihodo Mandi4's political
arlenat. Wi) ll lher petople hesitate for at
liOent as to thielir duty inl tho premi
.ses
it't
TITH NEW BOUTHI.
"The irccent. coininents of the NoTidr
-ern press uponi the probabio future of
tIhe Souulh are iIndced gratifyilg, Whenl
we romeuber that the saie jotriaals
now loudest in her praise, once united
ill hepiig blander and citumy upon
a colqtored 1(1and t1fortuiato people.
1,it, we shall forget the past, bf:rdeied
a1s it is with libellous hate engeidered
by a bloody uvmr, and revel inl the sunll
Shinle of a bright and ever brightening
1uture. We have fou1ght and hated
long enough, the contry, North and
South, realizes it, anld thank God the
fires of prejudice in tie hearts o' both
are fast.-dying olt, and nothing is left
save a few smouldering cmber.4) fromn
whieh 1a,l4sie. anll occasional spark to
renind -ts of at terriblc and tragic past.
Livinig for1 thie presenit and preinarilig
for tle fuhire involves 1m treason to
past. By it we have ever'ytlin)g to
gain anld nothing to lose-by it our
wasted fields will be cultivated, our
towns intd cities rebuilt, otit colrs
repivnished and ouir children educated.
It will swell the sails ot, a1 destroN ed
Comterce, and th1e busy Song of ihe
spiidle N will bo healrd upon he. laugh
ingstreais that low onward to tlie
sea.
ut idle talk and vain b6istings
caimot work out the problei of the0
AiIlfl.e e. The gralld ex pectat ion of' t he
new Souit can only be achieved by
(th youN g, active 1inent of tlie present
generation, they arc the mer'i Io whom
imu'l Cnff listed the 'gluadialsiip of the
1eISWIt as well as of' tie futirlc. We
say file "'youn g Ien'' because they
hav(. grow i und) 111der new coditlions,
anld comlequetly l'have become iln
hibedl with nlewv idlells, new as"piraIllions
adlil lew%' ililIISCS. Ift iS theUir 011.11'11C
feristic enecrgy anlil pro-ressiveviw
that. the South to-dh%y slawls inl need
of'. Talk about vonlservatismll, butt for
(liur' part we belniev we lare cursed
wi(h too inuich onrain.TvIna
vious :lherenice to ol idews incl-h
bv-11lS 011 111ur (11- 1)(a1herCs LIbR C1 1nI r
(aii'd lleith , is ulnI 4inly to (lie pro
ive spirit of tIhe 11e.
We canlnot Ituore Corribly illlut rale
this truth than by rlating at oe0V ns
Stin alleged01 to llave beenl had not 1nanl
Yers .0o.In the (corlise of, at eve
11inlg's wal, qPn1 exellimil-d with al1l
h a.c nidor. of hissul : '111 what it
beait ilid1 moolif.ht nI!ht !'' 1 Yes,"
Iepo dedhs comlpanlianW. "it, isrih
prett: but, 1m1y Crielld, ymt oighit to
have Seen Iow. that Iloon did shiine
'/e/'ore /hf, Iear.' " "Men whlo loifer inl
11h4 gr1vey 11 1 the p - in-e no ' the
prt e I n' g rappidltt''le~ with 3 0it it ques
e'limai;te unsu'.3rlmlsed'c ill any~ portion of'
dohe3a oi t once0 frutilful anid
nelli, wanwaterpowe i u
thecr. --eo to lbe lio linmit to the
Th! e edi toialu corriespiondaent of thle
fa330' of the bouiter iSltes is no0
Ilifie r ti elli hi veinp,'ol en ion
't ionhg ini fluentces are att wvork, w Iihih
atl 11o distant dayv will l.r'ing heor to the
froit raniks of the prodningii II 11nan--01
u3taeturingl States oft (lie l'Inioni * * *
''The stranger~Ci wh'lo no(w visits the0 hor'
ders antd Iint erior localt ieI(s of the
chianig that hais taken~i p'lae du!ring. i,
hIslt l'llw year's-a: change3! notonl
soc(iailly bunt polit ical;y'. * *' Th
South with iI.s hat3red( of' t.he Nt'rih is
dloubt r sete for hiintHlt and hteud niot
(Give thel plelll of the Soiuith a fair'
anad t hey are ready to ieet Vout halfh
waly."'
We etrtainl a hope thurt thie (':unlidl
'-ttements~1~ of 2 the orrepondiientl fromu
whti'h wve lhave q1iunted. will Iaive 11he
it l'ligenit emku r'S at the~ Nor'ih. I f
views entertaI ie of ot'hle South an d her'
D)is (~treg n41 !)"omralihi.'lng EfYets or
liangs oag 133v her an unr'l
look, hike 11 rOW with a1 boardt over hi
Ioe wori'I311 ninit 2 a ie id olel' .O'
lice, and1 ulm'n heri (o33 in a1 paUl-e 213(
sihe U'ts the riijoii 311 (ft' hein mfe
r'utl , andt youi woubltS ue.t. she Wo-11i
by StAIuiionly tor he.'' I is so) w :l 114
irl!. If slit weairs her hatir'I 'h: i
f'e'l lhat slit is ood~ as 'gobb anid tlh
w~hent sf3:' t'lkla' her oun3' iali tha't site
and. it g'i'4ling ba'k; but Itak( the
2133d when shen looks a1t 1013 lOtt fe3l
jIst a1s ,thongli 11he elbI hoo.' :ui
j uing~Iii look that1 13nakes' a1 voan13 lit a
t Il s thoughIolI4,1t1 he wouh'n feel1'f
II ih 'lhe was tied handto n'3(1 9' so!
slht coniii't get out, of the0 Ipastur'.
A g:r I wi:h ban11I0 hully Iiry to lie good
and tue, biut it's awIful hariid wuiik.
'1 b m shil looks( at, her'5eit' iin dhe glass
and( ~'O sees (th 1 i'aterP of1 oheadIi', she
says' to hert'it: " I 'oa i3angerm-t
lihi'3y want (o look out fit' me.'' She
Itbnks shte is all right., I mt shle is con..
we'ar is iber' hair bru'ishedl back wIould(
1not thinik of dog Te hang gii'l
may bielonug to (lie urchiul and1 131 avtry
0 111.1 (ii a jilous looik while the 1'lvm
s hienug 10ead. 1litt. sihe will looki out
from hl-Id; tho :se banM, sidowise( at
who34 itt ryv iiu to eet bis i.idt ixed onu
_.
the h11N)n and ho will get his mind
fixed on hor, aiad it will break lian all
up ftaml 4o won't know whetiftop he is
sign ~1"A-eharge to keel) I have," or
"She's a'-daism." The bang girl anav
Placeo her alg8 down oil tile back '
th p%w ahead of herduig the morn
fig prayer and try to be good, but, h'
corset will bo too tiglit- ,ud as slhe
hitehes Wrotind to ease the pain one eve
will 'ise like the morinitg stn over the
baek of the pew, and that eye will
catch the eye or-a voillig mMn two
Seats to Ole right, who is trying to
cover his ftce with one hand wlhio lie
tries to keep the flies o' the Iomado
on his hair wih the other, and is In
tercst in the prayer is knocked into a
cocked hat. The banging of a gr0s
hair changes the whoic nattire of the
little wrot-ch, and sli bec(mes as a gnut
that 18 loaded. You lake a pitturo of
"E'vaiigelhie," -atid bang her hair, iand
she woild look as though she wotild
"run at" ))eoplo. How would Mrs.
Vanl Colt, the alleged female proeacher,
look with her hair banged? It is just
the sa:no wihi buys. Yon take ft iico
pious Sunday school boy Who 'anl
repeat 300 verses of tho'New Testa
nt, and cut his hair with a 4i6pper
and he looks like Tug Wilson.
Couldni't. Speak Above a Whirper.
This wits Captall Ilarding's klxperilene
after; exposure in a violent stoi (t the
Ca of (iood lope. iniamm1ation set~tled,
in i s t.ht., a-i for a vhile i.t *At -d as
If le would die of diphIt-1erla As the
(a )lain nover gw. to -ea without a slipply
or is s AI i K .i,.n, lie ine
J.ust what to do. A lose of it gav-- imme
diate relief.
STRENGT H
to vigorously push a busine*b,
strength to study a profession,
strength to regulate a household,
strength to do a day's labor with
out physical pain. All this repre
sents what Is wanted, In the often
heard expression, "Oh I I wish I
had the strength!" If you are
broken down, have not energy, or
feel as if life was hardly worth li*,
Ing, you can be relieved and re*
stored to robust health and strength
by taking BROWN'S IRON BIT
IERS, which is a true tonlc--a
medicine universally recommended
for all wasting diseases.
sot 1N. Fremont St., Batitmorb
During the war I was in
jured in the stomach by a piece
of a shell, and have suffered
from it ever since. Aboutfour
years ago it brought on paraly
sis, which kept m in bed six
mnonths, and the best doctors
hi the city said I could not
live. I suaffered fearfully from
indigestion, and for over two
years couldl not eat solid food
and for a large portion of the
Brown's Iron Bitters and no#
after taking two bottles I am
able to get up and go around
ond am rapidly improvlng,
* G. DECIKER.
BRDWS IlON BIT TERS Ia
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requir
ing a true, reliable, non-alcoholic
tonic, It cenches the blood, gives
new life to the muscles and tone
to the nervea,
DIPH THERIA1
HAS
NO HANCE
WHEN TREATED WITH
Perry Davis's Pain Killer
This wonderful remedy has savedl the
lives of many, inany clhildren
who were almnost (lead with
DIPH T HERMA.
pn nayenaid h)roslar v
eerlyavi a, dPovo bolm ae y
DRUGGISTS ALL KEEP IT.
* -4dRADE
NORMAN'S
CORDIAL.
- -MARK
AUR 5f1Andl effaetuai Rcemet for thn enre of
ach a n rcjial to le Slaa
oYnietah ho tout mach without being
V'rom tiy eltug Dysntery iarrca Chol
rausa Aci It oho Stoanc
Iicr,on antlck and Nerors
tho ton e .q au Iiwi fndt, relaxntion of tho -
intestca or a ehna ngo of food or water.
ErordA1'a
N E UT RALIZI NO CO RDIAL.
Isd a leasant and harmless as Black
N-rry inol)oes not contain Opium
and will not cecrist fle. Specialirecoin
mc lea for Soaoiclness and Tthing
IPrice 25c. and $a.oo per bottle.
Bold hg alu Dru ggfits and Dealer. in Medteine,
EXOELB1IR OHEMIOAL 00,
CANARIY IME1Ek,
r Mixe1'1 frd Seed, just receivedl
and for sale at thie lru.g St,re.
JUSTCEIVED.
bile Ibiftndhrels PIlorll ,''lGrade..
Two CarloaUIs Itedil ust 1rookOas.
Lard In .Dorros, Buckets and Cann, n'nd a
s111y of Bacon, Meal, 'ftrl G rits and
Balt alwa'$s on htald, fts'o iko.
Still have a few harrels Choice New Oi
leais olassieA, GolilMiiSfrups, altg
Cominon RXolatsses
Sugars=-GiixAflated> Cut Loaf, Pu'ier'ed
and Broil
Cl&-Old Govetent hii 'Anl threc
. graI'1 Illo.
',km-ofi' nIla la)Ck,
netgo-.Wlil liine anid CilAfr.
into ~c~...-'mi,d for Milch 9oWs.
Plows AYp\ Plow Stoclis, Traces,. 11aeh
mra tAie Sthhg.-h Plow Lines allA
baek Bandij.
D. E. Flenniaket
SALE
AND FEED STABLES,
LOOK OUT!
IOIRSES, N.. .kIES AND MULES.
T Y head of fpt Kenticky
mn111les Just fr'ive-d in addition to stovk on
han11d. Biroke and unlbroke mu11les from
tlhr'ee to six .rears ohl. I aflso have several
.od pairs of hloust-1. ;111 RmIome 1111ne coml
hmhed hoses,. well gaita fi 1111 ne (rivers,
anld somliv good iaes and a lit of phlwr
mu111les, whicl I will 'ell cheap for CAS IC,
(r Oln time un1ttil lext fall, by p01ons mak
:ig tie satifaetory pa pers, either h\ wIhle
Nale or retail. G;r;-at Indo-mt' offered
to cash buiyers, I defy compt.1ition.
A. W11LLWF1R1.
WVINNS110110 S. C., Fe-b. (3, 18':43
1luY TilE PAIN..-T-r-o VAO0N OF
CASH NEE'iDED1.
lThose in.debhted to ts 11re !reisted, tl
forbearancito Soulet intes ceses to hbe a v'irt no.
Wec keep on.htand( a lar-ie stock otf School
Ilooks, luiks, Pens, lPenel ;, I Phmk Iloo ks,
W riting '~I olts, Bibles, Ili.vn Hooks:
alsot the pop)arit literature of ~the dahy, na5
the Seaside~ Library, Fran klin Squnarc
Library, etc.
McMAsrun, 1lI101-: & KesrCHrIN.
FiESH GARDfEN SEED0 AND
We' ,have on hand a larqle stack of (iar
d,en it I(ads: also5( som atiCl S ?E is an td
!'lower Seeds, from it t ist, I lereth,
"%ibhl'y,, l'erry, ( r'(manttt and14 ited. So all
lutiterst'~ 'inty he nleas-edl.
MehifAsTxj, Bu;nreE & KErcuiN.
JFI?A iPPING PA PER.
We eatI the attention olV merchants and
otheris t 'our0 Ia rge stoek (of wrap iping pa
~er, et.ngIist.Iu,t of White Newspaper'F
. anilhi, (i-ay~ Wrapping und Straw Paper,
We lit 'st tha t if tiI'ehan tts can h
thle.st artilebs from: us aslo as1 from a(t1 broni
fre'i'i add.ed it will lhe an advantage t<
ret:nn within (tue townvi the smial coImiigssjion
Lchargted r: iher than paty it to strantglrs.
MM"iAn, Ilhtien & K ETerum.
UNDERT~AK ER' S
I .' V ' '(1a(sed tinformii the public thatt I
ro. dlia full ;iue ofi
l'te. ' a grep)arodi (to any3ting ini
the
UNDElIlTA FIl:1,'ALr,NE.
We ask for a phmare of the patronage.
Je M. E LLIO TiT4 31E.
)N MaV:h 1st. inst., I ho'prht the. euifirti
sie f gaIodis (If .. IAT
-, a.nd13( i efhet. to (cont imm i the' hn-<inelss
OGit" t',i S'TOR IC." Tlhank'.s ta all tot'
pas5t patr i1fU(e, aund bly letI'' 1jIallCiationl to
r(I'isess fhu o d engand hmfling Il ligI
0Pille fwti,sn dei' tI the o tne< atronagen o
>f l ilm iy at l( t urhi twn aanii'it ot y.(1(
lai..11 p-ee 1101)311 y,
Mob 15J. Mt. Ul.A T y.
Alesons hueb d to ts he 'h! firmo
'mato a m.taket (l, ?'leent to te
muertsl(1ned. Alch ll anonnt fto, Marc.h it
FTUvJ MO PA I leN .'. t'II .Pi'
vitrie 14f a.~ warratn (t on ie to mi. l i.
rente , .1 willoffe forsalebefo e st
liddier, forl (. sli, then followhineleser,j hd
>roi'l.Iv, to wit.:
oty' hui,hels of C'ornte tmore or les
brle4'1ene hin:nles (at Fodder.i, IIlre o
('5:4 for't y busheb('ii (of Cottn '4l ed, morIie or
('55 and) a snt.ll lot of I Iay-levIed iupon
s the jauopertIy of 1i. A. IkIItlrl(k and1(
allje N. Bundtick atthe flCsuit of W, It.
,cver .
ltt'fta me, JNO. D), McCAl 11LEY,
Mehi 1:-fd
.sNlIl S~tArn>.,s Font$"a ;~i, 6 At
10l. Kentucky SpriIng Seat Saddles for
10. ILyssy. yj,
LA
WALKER'S.
P C 1:F Itc.
2'1118 TRULK WOYP,,RRFUL
REBEDY IAS NEVER
.PA rTHb TO C URE
VON--SUAiPTIO0X
Its speedy action W.pon all Bronchial aa
lIinionio A ffections is beyond W11ef
to those who have Uever UTet t
or scon it used.
It sp'Ni'y allays Bronchial and
1mno i"evje-. -t i a wonderful
EPEC''ORANP A.ND H E A L FIR.
it koopE the digestive a' d urinary or.
Amans in a natural a'nd heaetdy jondition
it
PURIFIES THE BLOOIA
Instatnily relieves ntght sweats, gonde's
of appetite and general debility. It has
bech known only four years and
HIAS NE VE U.FAMEDIM P.EUVE6t
A CUR1E.
Avy one afflicted with what is -gewerally
considered death's av0nd court&, Vousump.
tion, can be cured for 6.b0 $.6.00 or
-10.00 according to the stage WIbh the
d'Isaq ha reached. No pAint has yet
takon $10 worth bu%eacuro was afected.
Tho SPECIFIC is recomnwendod only for
ptlnonary affeatt, and tho dYi3hV
to -n'so It tari do so Yotiddlog thoir oler
to the prk)prietor1-of his paper or direct
to me, stating that you saw this advertise
inent in the Winusboro NHwsA AblERBA .
R1ffEURIPATIO RIEWEILbY
Cures Rheumatismn, eitlier oMte ot 1hoti
io, in front eight to ten days,
Vvit'0 by Expies, $5 per UtMtV
Df.. J. W. WVALK1,
J 1RANKLINTON, 1. C.
NE 9 YOR
WEEKLY HERALD%
ONE bOLLAtA kEAR.
S lEeiretlatioin of this poilar newspa
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uIIA all the leading news of the DaiW
1ruld 11 and Is arranged inl handy dib1
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American News
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The Weekly Iterald
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POlitIal NeW
(en!braci'ng coipl~ete and comnprehlmWt
dlispate.s fro1it Washinigton, incelud ing full
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emu Is on tile questions of the huitr
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as well ats the thods practlcal suggestions
fartiner1 hints for raisin.la ;. it.lt,
grins, .trees, vegetables, etc.,. etc., With
su'tebn for keepeingl buildihgs and1(
farmIling tensils in repir1. Th'is Is supplJ)e
nete byawell-ed ited dIepart&aenlt, wide(l
copid, uderthe head of
The Iloni!?a
g jiving recipes for p)ractical dishes, hints for
inakinig clothing and for keejinlg upl w~ithi
,the lah;at fashIons at the owt~v't pri('.
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THE N E W YO0RE2 HERALD,
IN A vlwI(i.Y !'Ons,
ONE >OLLAR .. ER.
Address,
NINA TOlRK IItALD),
flrond waty ati Alfin Nt , fNew tnIt
CHO1IE G0O0)8 !
J UST RllECEIlVEDh,
hafio just received the fol,low1iig
Pteshi and Ghoice 00o1ls:
Cuirrantta,
CItron,
Ofingl' tt'esdr'm.,
Pruit Butter,
at rcA(L ince Mtat, sofiothlng ttdee
S~almon1
Corn Beef,
Oaf meal,
JIttekwhedt~ and
KW (Ufop Nlew Oriens Molasses,
.j F.~ M4c.ArAsT El R # CO.
lbe thrale. antd prop)erly dono. 'can
6nlr ie50ltuisini thie hest mat,erfnl of
lOer tiii il. an( IJ lII AJA ANTIt
(1)1IiI I~Nl)OL, can be htad At
Also, mit barrel COA L '1Atfor sa.
AlII'how Yeay'to ioWN to'-1iolukw6YhtY
GOODS I have ever brought to this. market,
dibsigns in eYery dbpattnuitA, and at VAltA t
w %vore extensive'esMifsahmntA i&- U
meon *Wh et store her, 1 *111 sell goods the,
CA-SII
Wlhig no extra p'ft'Me to add %ot bad deb
than herut6fdf. I.only cater for'thet class<
prices for thb bulYAdW down, as'the% its no mi
manl Who pays cash. AiT Iuepli%'iAI61%l'n
. .
WINE bA kANDIES,
OF THE CHOME
PRP'Sk 1WYT E RS AM)
MEAL8 MAD A
Reapettfullyo
JL. G1
QRP-EAT B-i
MYWINTI
MUST BE SOL.D, .d.APD M1
THE NEXT
Mto *' icstuhdorel I,U ll goodnth
CLAK AD OLAH
thll be re.loytr torinves t las.s
pres n tbuo own , s theflom no occ
T-E EA.EN.
AIN NUNC L
& alIkInd--Af -lndAD WeAr
ITRITATs K
CUS BL,AD I
CLOA RS I P OEA
andl beryh esr e t havt fat0.ass
OMRY ORDc.f 3 FIL
L7U4
.UG's
06 Wvw6moe& of 6%*4 -*b R*I N4
consisting of all, the . ne' est fabrics aA
hat defy t )ettion.. As I to opqi
itA ab ithne irA% 964169 in onie..
6f'f season foi
ONLYI
te, I *61 k6 @''% %'Yh 4 bwi%r ove&
)i trade thAt likes to b* J661s k 'ittoki
m who b6fs goods on iA6%t cheap as ti6
to advocatb 'AYeNe. I *1i '4foto pric6d
TAR
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'6T DRANf4-.
}.IAH ErERr D4Y.
r ALL O0)
102801Et Agent.
ARGAINSI
ER STOCK
RL P IfEAD FOR
IXTY DAYS
bora.
AT LEdd THAN COST1
am~ offering goods, .and1 you
I CE. I
ed by r Wib We il ohliiht W
NOTIONRa
hfATS, TCq
est posiU)jb prices. We 'are now dffbdIn~
EMFENT!
ber rerrioial; a full-ali 66mpicio sidek b~
blat 01 a"Ie MS~ i
py an pt,it on, Nc ear an t
afk6d oe with us. 00OMI
ELL 4 LA4tIDER.N4ZE.
T'I' LGTr-RUNNING
"DOMESTIC."~
Thit Ii th e e inrw led i ea de7in
MANY IRITATE IT--N6NM E(dUAL ITI
The Liargest Arlii c.
AN1h 1*~It RI.ANThN
Toe bd made of the best materiaL.
6o 1e C o al Ino* resPe
J. M: IJkAkI & C0..,
r dwanted 1ff pi terife'
bO1STJ s8#WN M ACIIINE CO. t
f n ,-vri-g'Inta.
In the South, offbr. for sal a #411
A dBs, L1? g,~ Ng\Niilf/
Maoesale J'ttt lto'tso tid hate,
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