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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09
Debility and Emaciation

Both result from the Ipck of ability to con
vert the food into nuiriDeut. how neces
sary, then. for those suffering from ti,es
alarming symptoms to Immediately resor
to remedy TINT will strengthen the stoms
ach and digestive organs. For, ms soon q
this desirable object has been accomplished
the health, ,imprQves. and the patient re.
sumcs his usual peGspnal app. arances. Hos.
tc'tcr's StoWaGh Biliers have attained a
world wild" popnlari'&.iH ,5aeh cascs, and
have been proven the best and safes, mcn rs
Of renovating constipation, toning the
the st4pnch, giving energy to the liver,
and. relieving every symptom Of nervous.
ness Rnd depression Of spirits. I's cheer
ing and bfsa4illi9fial effects are highly spoken
of hyIt!ousandfs wh9 Rwe II 10 their resto.
rat,on.t1 heel!h.. 20 res 'orative in the au-
popularity H. II. short spa"e Of f"i time ns%t T.
had beeq before the PUBLIC. or ha, won the
na.,;n len. ,o"'g, s.Magx .O!her pSapara'ap,spnr-
10 "S sS1 a'9 Esve ppsrsSsa
,e''eSs s!amash !els s'T eon'inTaess t. r.
crease. and is now recognized as n house
hold mcdcirit. The snccesss which attends
ne 4se Of The Bi,icrs ,evincesat once i,s
sirt,'ks ii dll .oasess Of debility md disease
Of The stomach. er'i6cales. almost with;
on; ndmber, have been published. .a,!s sing
Iyae" rk" sS"4E aTEf' asea.ss j. "s"oS'"d X"d
At this time it seesss ld}s /, 40. iabre ,than
GILL attention to the great remedy ofIhS
ngv. Id order to awaken public attention "a
ita excellence. II is 'hes only preparation of
the kind that Is relilblS in oil cases, and
II is therefore worthy Of the consideration
Of the Sf1licted. auv2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09
The Blue Ridge Railroad will Il bt
Built,

Negotiations wore entered into
sou,e time ago, ly an association 81
gentlemen, the object being to pur-
chase the Blue Ridge Railroad, and
we now learn that the purchase has
been effected. These Ca pitalists, iu-
cludin. quite lumber IF men well
known to South Caroliua, intend to 20
ut once to work to complete this
great ,horoughtare to the West, so
that we can confidently expect that
within very sho,t time this great
outlet to Que Of the most fertile Dor.
tiuns of our State, will open up to
trade and commerce the garden of
the South.
This purchase, if made, will release
the State from any obligations to
build the road, aud will throw tho
whole matter into the hands of private
individuals where it properly belongs.
Buildings railroads should be con6n.
ed exclusively to private enterprise,
the State assisting whenever it is
shown to be advantageous to the
citizens at large to DO 40.
The stock OF the Blue Ridge is to
be sold to these gentlemen, the bonds
endorsed by the State turned over to
their use, they giving bond to per.
form the work, as VIC understand,
within specified time, using the
bonds only as the work is completed,
something after the manner in which
the Tinted States Gnvorpmant ;a.noa
its guarantee to the Pacific Railroad
Company. BY this arrangement it is
believed the road will be completed
as early as it is possible to do it.
All these gentlemen ask, is the coun-
tenance and SUPPORT Of the business
community, and this we are coudLeut
they Will cc'ceive.- Col. Union.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09
An Unaeountable Apparition.

The. inmates of house situated on
hill known as the Park Pond proper.
ty, New jersey, were, on the morning
Of the srd instant, startled from alecp
by a loud. noise, and ,wero alarmed
aud horrifed, to see the house sur.
rounded by flames, and the alarm was
increased by souhd OF falling stones
and of burh;ng bushes:
The Aunie moved or toward q wire
fence and set fire to a 9pilt and blan.
Ret: In crossing; the ,.fre struck a
tree and big It. From tie, wire
fonce it PASSED along the ground like
pillaf Of fife, aid wreathG;d itself
around thS ohH tres; sttIppjig off the
bark and splitting the trhnk.
The inmates felt d burninR schsa,
tion in their throats and pal pitatiou
Of the heart. Sitting hir hiled the
house; burning at The throat and
nostrils: The hame and heatad air
fortSnatolS SOON passed away. Where
the fl the Struck the PIAZZA as it pass
cd through, charring the timbers and
timbers aud tearing up the plAnKs;
which were scattered to- distance
The fence shows sighs Of Having beeh
r red r% hot, and in places completely
b0rned away:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09
Tic Origin Of a Proyerb.

II tho Eait8ys of he B6s!6A DotN
Advertiser
Can any of your readers Inform al
where is to be found the origin Sf ths
proverb, "Cleaulinesss Is next to god.
liness''9 w.
:, IIn "Bar'tet's f>hi1;af 9ue,a.
tions', It is attributed to John Wes
"On Dress" as follows aCcrtainly
this is a duty, not b sin. iCleanli.
pess is indeed hexs to goaliness:' -
In view Of the fact that it Il apparent.
iy used as a Quotation by John Wes.
ley, the Question of It's origin may
still be deemed al opsa ono. Eds.
DatY AdUeriiysf.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09

From private letter received from
Teasterville, in this County, VIC Learn
that the colorea Church near Maj. G.
W. Faucets store was burned Satur.
day night the 29th ult. A negro wo
man living near by came to her door
together with her husband, to wit
ness the fire; the woman was killed
and her husband badly Wounded by
parties outside. 1t was undoubtedly '
The act of negroes who had secede cd
from the church.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09
COTT0N afNS.

'RRO~N.S Georgia Pattsrn Cotton Gins,
ID are simple. d9rable, Well made SoSgood
materials, very tight running, and unsur.
passed in the quantity OF the staple pro.
duced. Price 81 per saw, delivered at any
Il. Il. depot in this State, where the. fl eigh.
does not exceed that Of two Railroads..
Gulletts Patent Steel BRUSH Cotton Gina
tho cotton from these Gins always oom.
mands the higheh market price where or.
dinary care is taGep ip tho preparations
AZ the Gotten ,StNsa Taic, held at Augusta,
Co., last year, there were ten gins IN com.
G~sition, anq:thc premium was awarded to
The Gul.ett Gin. Price $5 and Sc. 80 per
, Cotton Presses Of various patterns, HorsG
Powers, itoudlcy's Portable Steam Engines,
Brinly's kentucky plonghs.
=, ~ g. GRAVELY.
So E.a. Bay, ST.. south Of the PoK.oftice,
Charleston, y. &. aug 3!2m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09

SIGNS ofthe ZODIAC. philosopher in
the West. grown into admiration Of the
Cherry Pectaral, writes Dr.: Ayre for in
slTncIion under which sign he shnll bs
bled, whichhlaercd and fitch v6mi' ed, end
under. which he shall take .Ayet.k Pills for
an affection Of the liver also under which
sign his wife should cummencc TO take tho
Sarsaparjila for her ailmont. lie adds that
he already, knoWs to wean his calves under
Taurns. change his pigs IN scorpio. cut his
hair In Aries. and soak his feet in Pisoos or
Aquarius as their condition requires.
schoolmasters, start for Wisconsin, and
visit Mr.. Ham when you get there" Low.
ell Daily News july l..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09
Chicken Cholera.

Alum is recommended for chick en-
Ck6lera. A writer saya: #Hon I
notice tho hens begin to ,droop and
look sleepy, give them three or four
tsaspooniuls of strong alum water,
and repeat the next day; I also mix
the food (say corn mealy with stropg
alum water, feeding twice day for
two or three days ; afterwards once a
week. Since ! have practiced the
above l have not lott S6y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09
@pUGGpIgga

TLoUR, sugars,e Coffees, Tea, SArdines,
Candles, Canned Tomatoes, Jellies,
Canned Oysters. Cakes and Crnckeis. Pep,
per, Ginger, Alspics, Gloves anu Nmtfhegh,
Pick les. Starch, Soap. Sodn, Concentrated ID
Lyc, Patash, Backing, Blaoking Brushcs,
Mustard, French Mustard. Esceno ,s, assort.
cd. Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, ,andrYan.
kee Notions. ~ II u
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09
ErllIllbs.

Twenty-one deaths in Charleston for
the week ending the 29th ult., of
which nine We're whites aid twelve
oolored:
The Marion Star says the Offices at
Clio, Pee Dee, and Campbel's
Bridge have per order from the De.
partment from Washington, been dis
continued.
One of the best liquids with which
to clcan old brass is q solution of OK
alic acid.
A mighty aollDess toigns supreme
in local Circles Just now.
The weather very watm and the
heat oppressive: 70
The clouds ,threatetted rain Tues.
day afternoon, but With the exception
of very slight sprinkle; sigually
failed.
Ths Ice Machine, at Columbia,
ole" up on Wednesday, and OPERA
tiona'will be delayed for short time.
If you have toothaohe abd other
remedies fail, try pounded alum sHd
borax. You will fnd it soYefeigii
fe"edy. So Gays an exchange.
There were four thousand persons
present at the hanging of Webster
Shadrack, colcred, at Anderson on the
2ist of,July. His crime was murder.
Tar put in water used by fowls will
prevent tho diseases bys which 80
many are being carried off. So said:
The Charleston Chamber of Com.
fnerce held a meeting on Friday of last
weekGtO ,c,opsldor claims osIIa Of the HoS.
ernment for the abate ment of tax up.
on oottpn and other matters.
Considerable. sickness prevails ii
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09

Some chap tells Of drunken fol.
low with box Of matches in his pook-
ct who lay down: on a sidewalk the
other day, to enjoy a quiet snooze,
While rolling over in his sleep the
matches took fire. Awaking be snuff
the air suspiciousIy, snot the burning
birthstone, and calculated. "Just as
expected. In h--ll (bio) by hokey."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09
Lancaster county apd many Of tho
colored people are dying. tg,3%


Musical.
"Among the thousand anS ono one Pi.
amos offered to the public, wo scarcely
know any. instrument so f'hly Uniting
all the desirable qualities sought for
as tho Kuaoe Piano. The rep'uts-
ton of Kuabe Piano is an infalliblc
guaranty Of ekcellonoe. In the hous.
es of the most accomplished and
wealthy of our citizens, and ii our
best soolinaries and colleges, these
magdIhcctt instruments may be found
Nor is this any wonder, for, in purity,
depth and consta'iicy of tone, they a,
unsurpassed The graduation of scale
Is 80 exquisitely, and, at the same
time, comprchehsively 'attuued, that
they arc capable of expressing every
emotion Of the human heart and soul.
Their touo. is etquisitely pure and
unique, aud SO even, sweet and sym.
pathetic that it inspires all who listen
to it, while at the same time the &C.
tiou is perfectly free, aud the ke, re-.
sound to tho touch with ouch seusi-
tivcness and Intelligence, so to speak,
as to make one almost think that The
mind of the manufacturers lingels in
his work.
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~ 70 -
FURNITURE.

A largo lot of Furniture :. onsisting: sof
Lounges, Sofas, Book Cntes, Writing Desks,
all WALNUT, 100 rs ,orteds Single and Double
Bedstends.> 100 White Oak Split IiB5ttbm
Dining Chairs, Parlor Chnirs,, W ardr6bes,
Cottage eS.ts, and everything lusually
KEEP, il thb Enrnilire I,ne, n,r,pricos 10 suit
The phrohas ei,, for cash, Looking Glasses
pu, in Md frames or made to- eofdec Our
terms are cash. and NO will cell for ,hc cash.
Call nd see our lnrGo stock, ust arrived.
taii 20 tnsa .nncINTYRE!G Gov
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09
Cotton BOlIs,

We have received from Captain
VIM. McCully, and Mr.. w: 4. Garri-
son, open cotton hollis, tho quality of
which, We imagine, speaks we'll for that
which is to como.
Mr.. G. informs us that lie had sew.
stal open bolls Oh Monday last, the
aIst July.
Tho bolls are oil exhibition at this
office.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09

When Professor FELTON,, reading "a
Mid sumner Nights Dream" to the
captain of ship, Of which he was q
passenger, came to the description OF
Obcron, sitting ona promontory lis.
,ening to mermaid GU dolphin's
back, the seamah vas disgusted
"The dolphin's back" said he, sis ar
sharp as a razor, and no mermaid
could possibly ride the beass un.
less the frat saddlcd him"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09
Cotton Gins.

Mr.. c. Gravely, Of Charleston, S.
C.; adScrtises his cnrd in this issue
This house is an old reliable one, and
those wishing to purchase gins, will
do well in sending their orders to MIR:
G., No. 81, East Bay.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09

Tothe Defendants Austin ID. Arlcdge,
James Lowe. Oscar Lowe, Cook Lowe.
rhomas H. Glsqney. Janie c. Hughes,
and Ger hnsbnnd Isaac Hughes. James a.
Broom. William Arlchgc, ST.. Susan Ar.
ledge, John Arlcdgc, Jr., James FArlcdgc.
Mary Arlcdge, snd Snllie .Arledge: q
Tako notice that tho Summons and Pcti.
tion in this oasf were, filed .ip the office OF
The Judge Of Irobate: f9s t,he County Of
'AsS'A afy G1 MsEAyhES AK; e; 8 3 i3l6sll,idrAssa
I'll Attorneybfor Petitioners,
July 8..tlaw6wx6 Winnsboro, 8, G,
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twill take sixty years to restore
to France the forests ruthlessly vast
cd in tho military OPERATIONS Of the
late war. 5,,,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09
TurniD Seed:

i LARGE supply Of Fresh, .Tnrn s,sd,
\ just received, Also Ilrftp,ipP, ,Paily.
White Lead Durrh9iafA 5 mq*ing Tobacco,
Also Cotton Yntr; brown Ilpmcspup. Books.
Medicines, lIardwarc, S.oes, Also large
lot Of Ladies Dress Goo'ls, which will be
sold low for the cash., .on;,
july 24 MoMASTER 4 BRfCE,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09
Always on Hahd.

A complete stock of Gonts Ready
Made Clothi"g'. Furnishing Goods
aud Piece Goods, in. great variety,
Boots and Shoes, Ladies'. and Misses
Caters and Slippers, which cannot 10
surpassed for cheapnsss and quality
at Il. ELDERS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09
CHEAPER
,f'. '.k.t ...ci
THAN THE CHEAPEST.
mo Hunabuging! !!
Everything as as Represented.

MRS. SHAW has returned from
purchasing ,he third supply this sea.
.en Of Milliuee{y Ind fadic. Dres,
Goods, which is one Of the cheapest, !,
most complete aud fashionable stocks
ever offered in this market, all Of
which will BIZ Aoll low for ,.the Cash,
at L. ELDER.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09
SPRING & SUMMER,
GOODS !
a.r

i he subscribers are receiving an AZ aaa.s. "a&s.
ally large stock OF
Ladies Dress Goods,
rrimmiugs,.
Gloves and Hosiery,
Gontlemen's Goods,
House l',urnibhing Goods,
Domestic Goods,
Hats Shoos, &c.,
10 which they invite a comparison
with Columbia prices.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-08-09
A Shhm War.

Daring the present summer a sham
var ,on an extensive ssale is to take
! place in Russia for the purpose Of
giving the staff officers of the army,
who have for years been almost exolu-
sively occupied in Office work, an op-'
poftunity of making themselves prsc-
tically acquainted with the details Of
military yperetions. The, first Of
these movements will represent an at
tack on St. Petersburg; The attack.
ing, army will maroh toWsrd the capi-
tai from Dunhpurg in the direction of
PlsSkuv, and be supported by de-
taeh ment from Riga. Tho defenders
will operate on Ostroy and DO sup
ported from Dorpnt, t'he latter will
also take measures Tor retailing pos.
session of the Baltic provinces, and
lay down line of Notifications at
Rcvel and Wcsenburg. Each of the
armies will consist Of about four di.
visions Of Infantry and eight or ten
regiments Of cavalry, togcthor with
supports of artillery and cossaoks.
The sta e of both sides are to send into
the War Department detailed reports
Of their opora,ions, and to render a
strict account of Expenditures Of
stores and provisions. Topographi.
cal sketcheo 5f all the grouni passed
over are, to be made with great care,
and in ul respects the movements of
the :, troops "hdd the proceedings of the
.ificers will Co precise imitation Of
the mlnut';e of actual service.
hoS to Judge The WehtAer by tie Sky.
The colors of tho sky at different
times afford wonderfully good guild
anece. Not only does bright sunset
.presage, fair Weather, but there are
other tih's +. which speak with clear.
neTs and accuracy. A bright yellow
in the evening indicates wind ) pale
ye llow wei u neutral gray 90 lor con.
stitu,cs fatoraSle sign Ia tie even.
ing-an hhfayorable one III, the morn.
ing. The clouds are full Of meaning
In themselves. If they are soft, un.
defped and fes,hcry, tie weather will
be fue: if the edges are hard, sharp
and definite, it will be foul. Gener-
ally speaking, any deep, unu> 3al hui
betoken wind and rain, while tie more !
quiet and delicate tin,s bespeak fair
weather. Simblcr rs these maSims
are, the British Board of Trade has |
thought fit to publish them for the use
Of sea-faring men.
An Illinois man has been in the
Jacksonville Insane Asylum for abou,
'*o years uuder treatment, but
lew days ago he was proSouuced |
hopelessly incurable, and sent home. |
On arriving, he spoke to bis girls and !
said "Wcll, girls, you are keeping !
house alone, are you T. When his |
wife entered, he started as from n
dream, claiming, "My God, Jane, l |
thought ) ou were dead, dead is it in
deed you ~ and seemed compl,tel,
overcome by his emotious. The
shock did more FOR him than medical
aid could do. He recovered his rea-
son entirely, and thus far retains it.
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Death OF w. Hs. Carlisle. Esu,

From the Columbia PLonix OF
Saturday last, we clip tho following
paragraph in regard to the death of
the above named gentleman. Mr..
Carlisle was born and raised in Fair.
field. The Ph~nix says:
awe are informed that this unf. r
tunate gentleman died in the Lunstic
'Asy lum here on the 2d inst. Mr..
Carlisle lived for some tiu.c in this
city, aud was here known as n gifted
editor. Afterwards he removed to
Charleston where he became con.
neated with the Charleston Cou,i.r,
and fully maintained his literar,
reputation. His MUD having become G
diseased, he was placed in the as, lum
here. His frieGds here we're no,
aware q his Sickness until after Li>
death. We have no doubt, however,
but that he received every attention
that his condition required. Mr..
Carlisle leaves Number of kinsmen
and friends to fSgret That his death
should have been preceded by loss
Of rcason-thus sadly closing career
which otherwise night have been
loug and useful"
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The State Of soiith Carolina,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD,
COURT or PROBATE.

COURT OF PROBATE.
DHILLIP BROOM. Eliza a. Hughe ,
l. va. austin ID. Arlcdgc, Mary f. Nelson
and her husband james Nelson, Willis b.
:Arlcdge, William Arlcdge, Jr., Am lia Ar
ledge, james Lowe, Oscar Lowe, Cook
Lowe, Thomns r. hGladncy. Jnnic G.
Hughes and her husband lsano Hughes,
Laura II. CASTLES, G. Cook Castles, Harriet
9. Castles, James A. Broom, William Ar.
lodge. Sr, Susan Arlcdgc, John Arlcdge,
r., James Arlcdge, Mary Arlcdgc and Sal
lie Arlcdge.
summio,hiss i;oi. i;oii. Partition Or Real
Estate.
To the above named Defendants in this
Action: You are hereby summoned and re.
qnired to answer tho ,pcIition, in this &C.
ton, which is hlc.l ii The, Office Of the
Judge Of Probate for the County and Stnte
sioresnid. and serve n copy Of your answer
on the subsctibers at their Office, in the
town Of Winpsboro, in ,aid SInic within
twenty days after the <"r' ice "f, ihc sum
mons on you. cxclus.'t VI. the day OF ser
vice. and If you fnil to answer the Petition
within tho time aforesaid. the Petitioners
will apply to tho Court Of Probate of the
County aforesaid. for tho relief demanded
Witness, william NJ. Nelson, ESQUIRE,
Judge Of Probate in and for said County
this the 9th day Of July a. ID, 1871.
MoCANTS & DOUGLASS,
/. Attorneys for Petitioners.
". NJ NELSON, IL. s.
Judge Of Probate.
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Taooal, :Itenas.
Th'e Crops and weather.

The drought in this section, we are
assured from all quarters, has SCI
rioasly Fhiured the crops. Cotton
bolls are shedding freely, and in plac.
es where there were seemingly better
prospects for a good yield, as much
as sixteen bolls have been picked up,
having dropped from one stalk.
On Saturday evening refreshing
sh wer visited our vicinity, and Satur-
day night We had moro rain, but not
sufficient to thoroughly moistch the
ground, aud if VIC do not have more,
eyery trace Of it will disappear in u
day or two. 1t is seriously thought,
thai the cotton crop, under no circum.
stances, can exceed the half of On
average.
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7 Fl z TAH AHAFgxaEyLaR HgRH'yA L II.
IMPORTANT NOTICE,


| IMPORTANT NOTICE,
~ ~ II,
or
+ '.yca.. ~
hs~' ""a.
WOODWARD VI & LAW.
NOT in,ondinsto carry over until next
season, any Of our present stock Of Spring
and Summer Goods, We NON offer tho fol.
srtiolee .:r,.,
At Cost For Cash, Viz:
Forty piecc Leno, Mozambique and ia
pAnesc, several White and Colored Piqucl,
ono piecs Buff DRESS Linen, in assortment
Of i:aaies and Misses Lyle olovor. QUO
dozen pair Ladies' Kit Gloves, fh o assort. :.
mcnt of Gents Felt HATS.
Our stook Of Shoes has recently been im.
proved and NO can now offer something
cheaper in Ladies and Misses fne work
than over before known in tho market.
supply Of ono aud two Quart Fruit
Jars OF tho best kind on hand. ,
In Groceries,
.t1tsur8 t.l ri>f
We have tho best sug Cured Hams,
Bcs. Breakfast Bacon, Gun Powder and
English Breakfast Tea, Lard in Tin Buck
r!s
Remember we continue our CASH SIS |
TEN and will always offer our customers I
tho lowest prices that i strict adhcren, 20 to
it will afford.
july
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Rather SnakiSgp,

Mr.. Washington Mason, of this
County, while cleaning up some bot
tom land few days ago, killed l9l
moccasins III two days with ten hands.
This is the biggest snake killing that
has ever occurred in this County.
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-A-IISC,

Hardware,
Wagon Materials,
Paints, Oils,
Woodenmare,
Wall papering,
Shades, Lamps,
Medicines,
Books, &o., 20.
Ts6ER MIS- GA @Ts
MeMASTER & BRICE.
apl l3
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1sOT intondingto carry over Until next
season, any Of our present stook Of Spring
and Summer Goodr, We non offer tho fol.
"r'ioles :r.,.,