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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20
Splendid Stock of floods 5
GREAT BARGAINS.
NO HUMBUG T.

WTE are now prepared 10 exhibit one Of
Wv the largest, choicest ,aud cheapest
stock Of Goods ever offered In this market.
We are determined to make the prices TO suit
he tines, ssnnd iii sell our articles MS low as
they cnn be b, ught in any market in het
United States. You will save money by
giving us n call. Below we enumcrnlc only
few Of the articles We have
DRY Goods.
Dlcachcd anl Brown Domcsics, Bleach.
d and Brown Shiring, Striped and
Paid llomcspuns. Bed Ticking, Cnlcoes,
l.indseys, Grey, Brown anl White Blankets,
Red, Grey, White and Opera Flanncls,
Elnck Cloths aud Cassimercs Fancy Cass
mcrcs, Twccds, Jeans, Kcrsys md Satincls.
Table Damnsks and Toweli e. Oil Cloths.
o"r Skirts, Balmoral and Boulevard skirts,
noes and DcLancs, Scotch Fluids. an end
and Cloaks, collars md Cuffs. and Notions,
IN variety. Sc, &c uyfn
Our stock Of Ready Made Clothing and
Shirts is very complete aud Cheap.
Our line Of Gcn'lemens', Lalics' aud
Children's Boots aud Shoes cannon be ex
celled in quality. variety and price. t{
y fine assortment of Gcntlemcn's Boys,
Ladies' Misses, and Chldrcn's Hats. :
We would call attention TO our complete
stock Of IInrwdaro aud Cutlery, Guns,
Crockery, Wooden Ware, Tin Ware. Chill
drcn's Cabs, sc. #] '|.n
Our terms nrc strictly CASH. No goods
taken back after delivery.
Remember to buy your goods from the
Cheap Store. WITHERS s. Id W.
oct IL ..a...
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20
Under Decree i'm Eauity.

David Stevenson and others, VS.. John Ste
vsnson, Admir-, and othere. o&s9
DURSUANT to an order of Court. nado
a in tho above stated cause,I will offer
for sale TO tho highest bidder. before the
Court House door, in Winnsboro, on the
irst Monday in November next, the tract of
land described in the pleadings In the above
at ated oause, lying and situate In Fairfield
County aud State OF South Carolina. The
tract Of land contains s aI.. - g
tsd3 528 Acres, ~" 10 .
which will he divided rs follows and sold in
four sepernte tract: 2S7 nci cs Known rs The
clone tract" l45 acres. known as the
"Boliok tact ll6 acres known as as The
"Iinkler trart, and 100 acres known, as the
"Phiilips tract"
Terms Of Sale Cash sum ,ient 10 defrav
the costs Of suit and expenses &c snle, the
balance on credit Of one and two yenrs.
in tw" equal ANNUAL instnlmcnts. with inter
est frnm the day Of sale payable Annually.
Purchasers TO give bond w good personal
security and mortgage, nc premises to
secure tho purchase none, and 10 pay for
all necessary papers aud stamps. ~ '@'
l.. W. DUVALL, y
@ S. F.C.
Sherif's Office. wiunsboro, s. c..
Octcher T,h. 1869.
oct 9.x2t1 N' .tAte3
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20

SAMBo AT THE PLAY.--It seems the
6arkies in Washington have so much
supcrtuous cash in their possession that,
they are making up a purse to contest
in the courts the right of managers Of
theatres to prescribe where lhey shall
sit. Truly The. niger is not mucI, op.
pressed if he gets cash at that rate. We
should not wonder if, when all their
money is spent, it would come to Just
this-they have the same right to 90 to
the theatre rs any citizen has, but when
there they must obey the rules Of the
est. blshmcnt as other citizens do, and
one Of the rules is that they shall
sit in allotted places. .-Ne,o York Her.
aid.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20
Election Returns.
PHILADELPHIA, October Ia

hibAOHbihih OCtoucI IL.
The Press table estimates Geary's
majority at 1900; the Centrai Commit
tees table give 1000; tho Agc says the
contest is close, and afcw hundred votes
may settle the matter
,vpl CoLUMnUs, O., October Id.
To President Grunl:: Hayes has
been elected by. 1000 majority. The
House has three and the Senate one
Republican, Gjorily.s2@
(Slgned) Il D. HARRISON, sn
~ @ Chairman Central Committee.
cDespa,ches TO the War Department
from Chicago announce Farragut's sit
uation as very rrecariaus.
5 WAsuINGToH, Oct. A.-Noon.
THE result in. Pennsylvania between
Packer and Geary Is very doubtful.
Williams election to the SUPREME Court
II conceded.
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iMbOr-Saying Machines.

His UNSURPASSED Labor Saving Machines,
such rs Clothes W. shcrs, rhurns, Dough
kncndcrs, &C.. together with his usual
stock of Fur"ilurc, Repairing, &c., will re-
ceivc close attention. lie is now selling his
Patent Clothes Washer and Universal
Clothes Wrnger, both complete for SIS
These are the cheapest Machin over offer.
ed in this market. Every machine is war.
rnntcd TO be what they are represented IN
all eases if they do not give entire salts
f"ction, if returned in thirty days they will
be taken back and the money refunded
All Goods sold expressly for CASH
OCT l6 r. ELDER
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20
Court of Equity Sales.

G. i. Lamar, CT ux. ct al.
Ford and Rutland, Exrs Fairfield.
and r. J. Robertson, N
IN pursuance Of decrces and orders Of the
| Court made in the above stated cause,
will sell to The highest bidders before tho
Court House, at Winnsboro', S. c.. on the
first Monday in November next, and the
days following, during the legal hours
All the real estate belonging TO the Estate
of Col. Nicholas A. Peay, deceased, consist
ing of about 1000 acres of land situate
in the County Of Fairfield, upon tho Water
&c Rircr, and its tributaries. ;"
This land has been divided into separate
convenient tracts continuing from 1000 to
$50 acres, of which plais will he exhibited
nt the sale AM the sale will be made by
tract. HgL "N
Also, GOLD MINE, with about $50
ncres tf land circumiaccnt, known as the
Mott Minc," situate in Union County Of
which mine tho said estate owns n part in
terest, and the other owners join in tho
sale, so that the purchaser will buy tho
whole interest. rs ..aG8r Gb
TERMS About $1,000 cash 10 be appor-
toned pro rata between all the purchasers |;
for the balance credit Of /, p, 3,4, and s
years, this balance being payable in equal
annual instruments with interest on the
whole from day Of sale payable annually
for this balance purchasers to give bond
each with two good ,surc,ies and further
secured by mortgage Of The trapt purchas',. !.
cd. y ErF "''kt = h'. ="
Any purchaser paying ore third of his
whole bid in cash, will not be required 10
have surcties to his bond. nn ~
Any purchaser paying tho ,rhole Of his
bid in CASH, will be allowed discount Of
. t,o ,nf of
Purchasers will be required TO pny for
all necessary papers and revenue stamps.
3. b. CEOWNEY,
Clerk G. G. p. Equity side
Wiunsboro, S. c., 9th Oot,, 1869. Is, II.
All papers in The State will give two in
sertions week apart, and send bills TO his
Office. oct 0-+lOx3
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20

\ FTER the first of November it is pro
Atposcd TO furnish these Oysters, either
in the hull or opened, in quantities. 10 suit
purchasers and at the lowest market pri
ccs.
The Mill Po"d Oyster supplied will be
the celebrated GULLA ISLAND OYS.
TER from the Lucas Mill Pond at Charles
ton, which for flavor and plumpncss is we'll
known TO be unsurpassed
TERMS CAsn.-Ordcrs solicited from all
parts of the country. Address,
THOMAS McCRADY. Agent,
20. Box, No. 339, Charleston, S. C.
REFERENCES james Adgcr & Co., Hon.
j. B Campbell, DR. w. J. Ravencl David
Jennings, McCrody g. Son, ". G. Dingle,
John S. Ryan. oct l4-lm
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Under Decree in Equity.


The Mt Zion Society. vs John l.. ZONES,
Admr., and w. S. Rabb, Dill TO Foreclose
Mortgage.
PURSUANT to an order Of sale. made In
l. tho above stated cause, will sell at
public auction, to The highest bidder before
the Court House door in Winnsboro, on; the
first Monday in November next, I he mort
gagged premises described in the plcadings
in this cause, containing gl hafaNh al73
II 46-lOO Acres, more or less.
TERMS OF SALE:-- Tho costs Of suit and
expenses Of sale 70 he paid IN oash on day
of sale, The bnla nee on n crodit oftwelye
mouths from day of sale TO be secured by
bond with good personal security: w
= Purchasers t. pny for papers and al amps.
SD. CLOWNEY, &C. p.
) Clerks Office, 9th OCT. 1860. '.H'
oct 9-tlx2
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News It,ms. ,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2.

,,h PHILADELPHIA, Dot. IL.
The election Is progressing quietly,
although the voting is rapid. Regis
tration is 10000 less than last year.
The Twenty sixth Ward reported
1900 Republican majority--a gain
of 400; First Ward, 750--a gain of
$50; Fifth Ward $50 for Packer-a
gain of 237. It is calculated that the
Republican majority in the oity will
reach about 1900. The First and
Second Wards of Pittsburg show
Dcmoeraticr gain of $50. In West
Chester City the Republican majority
is 573-a Democratic gain of 81.
1. L ClNoINaArI Octoberl2
The election is progressing quietly.
Pendleton will receive the entire
Democratic vote. sFThere is much
scraahing on the oity ticket. The
temperance ticket gets nothing.
W PHgLApELrInA, October d. q
During the session Of the return
q sheriff's officer attemptedto serve a,
writ afse injunction TO prevent the
counting of the, votes. The, officer
was resisted, and was elected from the
room, to,wiiieh he had, obtained ad-,
mittance under pretence Of being
return judge. He camo back with
posae, followedsbya aorowd, broke
open the doors, and served the writ.
lie then ordered the arrest Of snndry
persons insthetroon,, whom he charg-
cd with resisting him. asa
se reporter of the Association
Press @as9beaten sin o. shocking man
ner by tho police, aad locked sup.
The retur.l.judges are now in court,
to awaits itss action. Great exotic
mcnt in 'Chcshat Court at this time.
= h'N SNAsnviih.a, October l6.
The Governor, inl,is message to the
Lcgislatgrs t,,rgses sstrongsllsgs .hef ratifica-
ton Of the fifteenth amendment, and
says tl.ei,ltefssta Of Tennessee would be
fnrthered thereby; urges the con,inua-
ton Of the freq school systen, and com
mefAsalpph iss good fIeote, scouts rep,t
diatIoa, aha lsdslsSs thS sale &Of Sasibs
quenL railroads u, enhance the value Of
State boadss and saslsa for ac,ion 10 aelik
courage emigration Billsshayestbeen
introduced in the Legislature 70 dis
u qualify sfieg groea ,as jufors.. TO repesl. the
4 school Iawsand abolislis lsopnty Sdpe.rin-
Stcndents Of Educatianiat9l2 bas a'ssea Y
R ,tatsaiss liIloufsylLLE october 50 =
8 The Coisehtion. adol ltsd she El !! Pfasso Ass
Route for The Southern Pacific RAILROAD.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20
Winnsboro Workshops.
e THE undersigned having

Ss THE undersigned having ~
A@sS" leased the Shops owned 4 \
Gs9Ssssss' by L. NJ. Bolck, (Which y y
will he known by tho above name hercaft or, J
ar now prepared to Shoe Horses and d,
general job Work, All work warrant cd good
or money refunded. These Shops are 10
Gated in rear Of ]. 2. Matthews Store, near
the Railroad OH College ST.
FRED COPIES s. w. II. DUVA.
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Foreign Nows.
MADRfp,4 ,4Outobor Ii.

MApRIp,Ootobor II.
The railroad near Valentia was de
ssstrppyed, after q fight, wherein $50
killed on both sides. The troops are
d instrenohes in Yalentia, waiting rein
y l.S SSf!ofcen.stits before making final Mt
+ tack. frigate in the harbor will
pport the troops ir the assault.
); 5 VALESolA, October lG.
,fia The rebels have been allowed Il few
&honrssto surrender; iial refusal for
fcts life.
" ALEXANDRIA, EoYrr, October l6
ss Tue flood of the Nile, which threat
ened the Egyptian cotton crop, is sub
siding. The dam on the Surz Canal
gave way to-day. and it is feared the
canal must be decpened before used
s..l PARIS, October l6.
II is run,ored that Napoleon intends
establishing a corps Of observation on
the Spanish frontier.
MADRID, October lG.
Pr,m has informed the Cortcs that the
Government only waited the snhms-
sion OF the Cuban insurgents before ac-
colding the reforms required
LATER. The attack on Valencia be-
gins this evering. unless the insurgents
surrender Internationally. The insur-
gents at B"ya continue. The Cortes
has authorized the prosecution of seven
tcen7deputies, implicated in the rebel
lion The Republican leaders Salvo-
chea and Paul are near Malaga, pro-.
claiming the, Republic. The tclegraphic
and railroad lines have been aeslro, ed
around Madrid. The sessions of tile
Cor,es hayelbeen suspended. WI A w .
HAVANA, October lG.
Tie insurgcnt General Castillo is
dead. Another detachment of troops
has left for the field. sgat}tsh .aiz,N
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100 A-CRES ,

The sale will take place on the 9th Of No
vcmbcr, at the house. AT which tins and
place. will also sell all the appurtenanccs
OF said place. one Horse and n Mule, three
milk Cows with calves. lot of Hogs,
House mold and kitchin Furniture Plnnta
tion Implements, sc. &. B. BELTS,
oct l2-X2t2 -E.'.
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Under Decree in Equity

4
Snml. B. Clowney. G. C.. r., vs. Nathan &.
p Robertson, md others Bill to Fofcclose
Mortgage. :. ..-.
Ri virtue Of an order of sale, ma 10 in the
- above stated cause. will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder, before the
Court House dour, in Winnsboro, on tho
first Monday in November next. the tract
of Land described in the pleadings in this
cause, situate in Fairfield County and State
of South Carolina, containing about
$50 Ia Acres, More or Less.
Terms Of Sale le-The costs of srit md ex.
penses of sale to be paid IN cash on The day
Of sale. The balance on credit Of one
and two years, in two equal annual instnl-
ments. computing from the day of snln,
with interest from day Of sale, payable nm.
nually The purchaser to give bond with
good personal security and mortgage Of
the promises. and TO pay for necessary pa
pers and stamps
S. B. CL0wNEY. c. C.P..
Clerks Office, 8th October, 1860.
oct 9-tlx2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20
Land for Sale.

offer for sale my plantation of 500 ncres
l. moro or less on Little River within one
mile and hall of Bells Bridge.
oct 20 x4 ]. ROYCE
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] The Troy Times says tho Hon. John
Morrisscy, on arriving at Mechanics.
yille on Tuesday, and seeing the suf-
fering consequent upon tho food, at
once started q subscription paper, and
raised $500 for the hcucft Of poor per-
sons whose houses had boon swept
away. Of this sum he subscribed
$500 himself.aG {lEA&l : EaSNsa.s. &.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20
County Commissioners Office,

county commissioners Olnc9s K,
FAInriELp County, Sept. 20, 1859,
FNIlE Annual Meeting Of County QoT,,
Il. missioners Of Fairfield County, Will DO
held at the Court House on. tho first Tues.
day in November next, t2d). al persons
having bills against tho Comfy Mill present
the same to The Clerk on or before the first
day Of Noyemher. and in default ibeyeef
such bills will, not bc audited ~ said An,
nrfAl Meeting. -" Sa u :, J.
oct 2et4z4 10 Clerk Board Co. Cohaa
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20

ONE OF MARIoN's MEN.-A St. Lonis
paper chronicles the death of one of
Marion's men, at Benton's Greek, near
Maramee Iron Works, in Phelps coun-
ty, Missouri, on Sd inst. The deceased
Mr.. Archibald W. Oxendinc, was
born on Pcdco river, South Carolina,
August 81, 1859, and was consequent
ly over no years of years of age at
the time Of his death. He served
through tho war of the Revolution as
one of "Marion's Men," and for over
forty years was a minister Of the Bap-
tist denomination. E.I- . =
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20

We arc informed that the Board OF
Trustees Of the University OF South
Carolina, at their meeting elected DR..
John Lynch Professor Of Physiology
and Of Materia Medical Professor Fa-
Der, Of the Furman University, Pro(es.
lsor Of Modern Languages and Litera.
ture, and temporarily nf Ancient Lam
gnages and Literature. .--PhGnir.
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Executors Notice.

4 Ill persons having claims against tthe
n estate Of David Moblcy, deceased, late
Of Chester County, South Carolina. arc
hereby notified that the samo must be pre-
sented, properly attested, on or before the
lst day Of January ynexb either to the nh
dersigncd, or 10 his, attorney, w. II. Bobert
son, Esq, or be debarred payment Of the
same. EDWARD'D MOBLEY. ~
One Of tho Executors Of David Mobley' 8
Will. a6!.s1fn& IS sept 80 -xt law8w,tr e
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20

I RAIN Pipe and Tile Of the best Quality
A. for Street Sewers, riouso and Stable
drains, Gl'inney and Green House fFlues !;
foy,eonyeying Fwe weiorsfrom springs for supI
Ply Of houses, ss,ebleslog ash ponds for
thorough, Sunderdraining Of land. Can 'be
ss s@fsiy S Y q, ais1anso S enS Sg sise ~
NJ Y.dlsiaiy *sila8 ,isssB ed &oct, 20 ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20

The report Of the Finance Committee
was indefinitely postponed. The report
OF the Comnlttee on Taxation, fayoring
thr3taxation ofluxuries and sparing Ia,
borsas much as possible and the aboli-
ltion rof penalties, was adopted. The
EConyention adjourns to-day, and meets
next year in Cincinnati. Mr.. Breckcn.
ridge attended The Convention.
OMAHA, October l6.
A party of twelve surveyors are re-.
ported massacred, fifty miles below Fort
McIhcrson.
PnLADE'ruIA, October l6.
All municipal officers. excspl Mayor
Fox, elected in October last, haAc been
oustrd by the decision OF the Court of
Common Pleas.
Grary's present majority is 1872,
with all official, except Butler, Porter
and Keystone Counties
5-r LOUISVILLE October lG.
The tresilc.work between piers lG
and II gave way to-day, and six men
were precipitatel ninety five feet; four
were killed.
Resolutions pe:itionlng Congress TO
improve the Southern ports. especially
the navigation of tho Mississippi, were
alopied. No allusions to the postal
telegraph. Adjourned sine die.
RlCuMoND, Octnbor lG.
The .jewelry store Of r. w. Lnlz,
at Danvillr. Va. was last uighl rohlc,i
and fired 10y the burglars. Two atlioiu.
ing buildings were also destroyed. Loss
$4,000. The burglars escaped.
New York Market.
New YoRK, Oct. l6, Pm.
Cotton firm, with sales of 1900
bales, at 264. Gold 30I.
Charleston Market.
CHARLEsToN, Oct. l6
Cotton frmcr, with sales of 500
bales, middlings 25l receipts 1856.
LIVERPOOL Market.
LlvERrooI Oct. l6.
Cotton quiet and tirmcr-uplands
IN a l24 ; Orleans l24 l2s. Sales
5000 bales.
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OornaYra Yraercaa2.

rfaH WINNsBoRo, October 10.
CoTToN--1l5 bales were sold in this mar.
ket in the past week at 228@24.
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Under Dccroe in Equity.

n. X. IIarin, Ex'or,,ys. George Leitner, ct
:, al,--Billi 10 ,Foreclose Mortgage ,to.,J 4.
.DURSUANT to on order of sale s made IN
i the above ,iated cause. will sell Mt pub.
lie auctionto The highest bidder before the
Court House door. In Winnsboro, ON, the
first Monday in November next, tho mort.
gagged premises described in the pleadings
in this cause, containing als AstSa2 ysiGg
@S 1900 Acres, More or Less. "a. y.
Situate In Fairfield County and State, Of
South Carolina. 81 '1EH|" S"s'
; Terms Of Sale -One.third Of the purchase
money, md the costs Of suit md expenses
Of sale 10 be paid In. cnsh on day Of eale.-
The halance, ,onia credit of emo and Ytwo
years in cdnal annual instalmcnts, comput-
ing from day If snle, with interest from
dn,c, to be secured by bond md good per-
sonal security and n mortgage ir.miscs.
Purchasers 10 pay for papers and stamps. +,
SAML. B Gle WHEY, C. C. p,
Clerks Office, 9Th Oc.., 1869. . 49,, :.
DOT 9+lx2 :" ~ "i =,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20

I. A telegram from Helena, Montana,
says that n party had just arrived at
Fort Benton from the British mines.
They report having found tho remains
Of three emigrant wagons, destroyed
by Blaekfeet Indians, together with
tho skeletons of woman and some
children, murdered a year ago.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20

rENYLER Water Wheels Over 5000 in
L Operation. Address the mfrs, Sulli-
van Machine Co.,, Ciarcmcnt, N H., for
reduced price' list. sa@ ~ ''a}a oct 20
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-20

Frantz, Of tile Brandon Republican.
rather qnizzically replies to y Northern
Radical paper which complains Of his
being 100 severe s.on sAmes. Frantz
says: "Amcs lie our Governor Grant
gave him to us, and we have the right
to wallop him when he dontdo right.
r j'iThings have dome 10 d very pretty pass,
Whom o man can't wallop his own jackass."
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The purest, Rest and Cheapest /
Es0EDs asYaAn.L S6sEs sOCEEsssa :

lfs I I'IAi YaIow imddsit ~ six months
di5l lFHtIi sccrssa ana sample ,Sail fec.
asJ. FUBLAai,sN. Yash e&dS'*sfoot 20 q
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Charleston Market.
CHARLESTON, Oct. l6.
Cotton firmcr, with sales of 500
bales, middlings 254 receipts 1856.
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RESH GOODSI o4j94 gs'a'Ai
aa yHagaf 2Dd :a3s2sish %E"hHn3
....u, FiESH, GOODS !!
: y FAI,I,. 1869 ::s J: !. !: 4. :

XXTE are now receiving ono OF tho, most,
Wy extensive and varied S7'0 Ch''S eyer,
offered In Ills market 9a"0a" a,,0."'$H'
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A. WFABEHpS LEAD PENCILS

A. w FABER'S LEAD PENCILS.
Grdnd Go'd Me"at 'and Cross q me Lcyion Of
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a. W. Faber's Now Pencils of Siberian
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oils ever made. A. W. Fabor's ,Stenogfap-
icc, being hard and durable, writing smooth,
blnck and clean. is tho best pencil for Archi-
tccts Engineers and Accodntants. ..',''@''
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