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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-08


We believe It was Shanghai Chand-
Ter who once advertised a horse for
sale in the following scriptural fashion :
Thou canst trust thy labor to him, for
his strength is great.
Thou canst bind him with his hand
in the fHrrow he will harrow the VAL
legs after thee.
He will gather thy seed in the barn.
His strength is terrible, in which he
rejoiceth.
He paweth the valley and waxeth
proud in his speed. He mocketh al
fear, neither turning his back from the
hobgoblin.
LOi how he moveth his tail like Q
cedar; his sinews are as cables.
His bones are like strong pieces Of
brass, yea, like bars of iron.
He eateth grass like an OK; behold
he drinketh up . river; and trustett
that he can draw mp q Jordan in hi
mouth.
Who can open the door OF his face
Yet thou canst approach him with {
bride. His teeth are terrible round
about.
1 will not conceal his past, nor hi
comely proportions.
He is gentle, he is kind.
His tail sticks out behind.
want to cell him for something
can pay my debts with.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-08

SoUND.-Any one would suppose
from reading the Topeka dailies for the
last two weeks, that they were the spe-
cial champions of the so-called spiritu-
Alistic doctrines OF few crazy old men
and women, who infest that place and
seek every possible opportunity to get
into. q controversy with somebody.
Spiritualism is nothing without q fight.
Its greatest enemy is orthodoxy, and its
followers are struggling desperately to
obtain recognition as a religious { p
society. 1t Is great receptacle for
weak minded and crochety individuals,
free lovers ct al of like tendencies. We
don't see the wisdom of infiicting such
nonsense upon nine .tenths Of their
readers who don't relish it, simply for
the sake of gratifying few who do
augusta Republican.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-08


A NEW LITERARY PRoJEoT.-At the
recent annual meeting of the Kansas
editors, it was resolved to establish
"The Kansas Magazine" and Hon. d.
w. Wilder, of the Fort Scott Monitor;
Prouty, of the Topeka Commonwealth,
and Capt. King, were selected to con
duct the proposed magazine. The style
and purpose of the publication is to be
similar to the Overland MONTHLY. The
gentlemen who will manage he enter
prise are men of such acknowledged
ability and energy, that we have no
doubt they will make it a success. 1t
should receive the earnest support of
the people of the west and especially OF
those resident In Kansas. 1t affords US
pleasure to contribute 10 the success Of
the enterprise in eJ cry way posi- ble.-
st. Joe. Herald.
We SECOND the notion," and we
herewith put the bill on its Second
reading" On the "third reading" we
shall vote, aye, in favor of 'The Kansas
Magazine" We live in the west. Must
we depend always on the east for all
our magazine literature psf. Joseph
(4Mo.) Standard.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-08

You remember the touching story OF
the daughter Of Sir Robert Peel. Her
father gave her, q birthday present, q
gorgeous riding habit, and went out
the same day for an airing in the park.
His hart swelled with parental pride
a. he rode b. her side. Shortly after
she sickend and died OF Typhus fever Of
the most malignant type. and when in
Quiry was made as to how she caught
the infection it waa discovered that the
habit, bought from one of the London
West End tradesmen, had been made in
Q miserable attic, where the husband OF
the seamstress was lying i'll offever, and
that it had been used by her to cover
him up in his shivering fits. Thus,
whether we will believe it or not, the
safety of the highest is bound up with
the condition of the lowest; and. If we
neglect their material and spiritual In
terests., there will come . dreadful
Nenesie to mark the divine diApleAs-
ure OF our conduct.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-08

A drawing master, worrying his pu-
pill with contemptuous remarks upon
his lack of ability, ended by asking,
"Now. sir, il you were going to draw
me, what part OF me would you COM
mence first?" The boy, with q mean
ing look into his masters face, answer
ed very quietly-"Your neck, sir"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-12-08

Spriggins said he prevented severe
case of hydrophobis, by simply getting
on q high fence and waiting there till
the dog left.
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A single lady, with email babe
among her personal effects, is looking
for the late local editor of an Ailegan
paper. -..-.-
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bound North.
Atchison, Topeka &Santa Fe R, R.

THIS road is now completed and runAing Two
Il DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS 10 and from
NEWTON, KANSAS as per time table below,
Monday, October a. 1871
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The person who speaks of "coarts OF
RICHARD" needn't write US any more LETT
ters about land titles.-Thicdgo Post.
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Lk4S POWDER being both Tonic and Lsxstiys nurx
ms the blood, removes bad hEmors and Wfu Be- 6ul1
mosr excsiient In promoting the condition of GAeSg
sneep requafe eaiy oHeeighfh the dose given cata
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20
there yet remains in us somo sense of
Ku KIllx Trials.

The trial of Mitchell in tho United
States Court has almost reached O.
close, the testimony boing concluded
on Saturday last. The verdict of tho
jury. is, of course, a pro.arrangcd
thing, as it was selected with a yiow
to certain conviction. Tho cases of
Mitchell and others, We understand, ,
Will DC taken to the United States
oupreme Court on the following
grounds, that the offences with which
'hey are charged arc Offences against
State and viola tions of ais laws, aud
consequently fall within the jurisdic-
ton of the State Courts, and are only
cognizlblo therein.
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From WashinstoH.

WAsHINGT0775 Dec hpeetr-lr4 lr44r..-.-
Schcnck has not resigned. Akcr.
man's resignation takes effect January
10. Williams was nominated for
Attorney-Gcncral.
The House committee on Com.
merce heard delegation of steamboat
men, IN session here. The commit
tee promise to investigate the matter.
The President has recognized Ayril
Martinez as tho Consul of Mexico at
Now Orleans Dennis Donohoc, Con.
sul of Eugland for Maryland, Tenncs-
see, Virginia, and West Virginia,
Kentucky and Observation-Disclosures at
Baltimore Dc-Granicr DcFoublan,
quive, Consul for Louisiana, Arkan-
sas aud Nlississippi-rcsidence at
New Orleans; Edward Beschan,
Vice Consul of the German Empire Mt
Wilmington, N. G. John JAY Phil
brick, Vice Copsul of the German
Empire at Key West Herman Bat
zer, Consul of the German Empire t
Mobile.
WASHINGTON, December 15.-The
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has nominated to the President Benz.
+. Bell, as Collector of the Second
Georgia District; JAS. Il. Dcncr Col
lcctor of the Fourth Georgia District.
Ex,Senator Williams: who becomes
Attorney General on the 10th of
January, was congratulated by his
friends tonight lie made a brief
speech. He said call the abilities
and energies | possess will be devoted
to the enforcement of the laws and
the suppression of violence, disorder
and crime. | promise all whom it
may concern, that when 7 am placed
at the head of the department Of ius-
tlce, so far as my jurisdiction in that
department may go, its mandates will
be dispensed without fear or favor,
and with equal vigor and respect for
all classes and conditions of men.
tegret that in some sections of tho
country a spirit Of lawlcssness seems
to prevail. [ will favor consideration
OF Kindness to induce obedience to
tho laws, but if no other means will
answer, thcn am for using the whole
power Of the country to crush out
every conspiracy against the peace
OF society and the safety of unoircnd
ing citizens" The new Attorney
General is amazed that any considera-
bio number, at this time, should en-
gage in violence and disorder, for
there is nothing to- gain and much
TO lose, If hatred and revenge are
allowed to overcome these considcra-
t,ons' then 1t becomes the plain duty
or the Government to interfere with
its strong arm and subdue these pas.
srons. llo alludes to being tho first
Cabinet officer from West of the
Rocky Mountains, and promises not
to forget where his home is.
The agricultural report will indi-
cate the cotton crop at 1888, 900
balos.
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HEAR! HEAR!

{ II Yes, Oh Yes, rcmcmbcr that the 1,r-
" gcst, prctlicst, most attractive and
best assorted stock of Confcclioaarics, Fan.
ey Goods Toys, Fire orks, and
Nice Things generally, is now opened
ut ~. p. Millcr's Confectionery, whero
parents, friends. lovers, swcc,hearts and
everybody can find everything TO pleas,
The eyes or palate, and can sclcct Christ.
mas presents that will please tho most f,s-
tilious.
In the Toy department, he feels porf.ct-
" satisfied Of pleasing the little folks, md
III confeclionarics, he can't be cxcellcd IN
any m@"kct in the State. An early call
from those in need of goods in his limo i,
requested, as it will enable him to oivc
net'cr satisfaction than he can possibly g;yo
during the rush ofChrismas.
Come early and often, and Miller will Ia
sur" TO sell you just what you want, both
IN quantity ard quality.
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Teleg graphdc
Foreign News.

LONDON, December 1916 A. M
The Prince of Wales, according to an
official dispatch just received from
.S'aandrlngham, passed a restless night.
There arc no signs of Improvement in
his condition, and his death is immi-
nent at any time during to-day, from
suttocating attacks. His strenpth is
not SO good, and what sleep he has is
followed by restlcssness and inquio.
tude: The chest symptoms arc bad
The Princess Alexandra is greatly ex-
hausted. Princess Royal Victoria,
vile OF Grown Prince Of Germany, is
hourly expected ut Sandringham.
The groom of Prince is somewhat
worse, and is threatened with inflam-
nation of the lungs. The excitement
in London and in the provinces is
greater than during tho Crin,ean war.
SANDRiNGHAN1, December l2-
Noon. The Prince has been restless
all tho morning, but his condition is
uualtercd.
SASDRIHCnAM, December l4-5
a. M.-Tho Prince of Wales is less
restless. No increase of exhaustion.
he has had some sleep.
A. M.-Tho Prince of Wales
slept during tho night. There is some
Abatement ef the graver symptoms,
II M.-The Prince of Wales has
been tranquil this morning. Tho
gain OF last night has been maintain.
cd.
3 l.. M.-There has boon slight
change for the better in the Prince of
Wales condition. His comparative
quiet last evening and rest last night
have proved beneficial.
PARIS, December lit is roport-
ed that the Orleans Princes have do
termihcd to take their seats in the
Assembly at an early day, and will
act with the party of tho right centre.
LONDON, December l.i.-.Tho re-
port that Parliament will be convened
IN January is contradictcd.
AT half-past 3, thcre was no further
change reported nl the princo's = health.
Hopes of recovery are freoley cx.
pressed.
SANDRiHdHAM, December l6.-
Evening. Tho Prince of Wales il
more tranquil than since the fcver
appeared. The fever's progress is in
all respects satisfactory.
LONDON, December lG.-Thc
queen, accompanied, by Princess
Louise and other members Of the
royal family, arrived at Windsor
Castle, this afternoon, by special train
from Sundringham.
PARIS, December lG.-The budpct
OF finance, Minister Ponycr Qucrticr,
shows surplus of 100000 francs.
Five sailors of the American ship
James Brett, lying in the harbor of
1lavre, wero accidentally drowned
yesterday.
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s. vvEEHuAHHs.
JER .HS-/N ADrINrH
4 LAWYER iSIONndriI.

'e" days ago a prominent law.
Yer Of st. l,uus, missed his free noss
On th" city railroad of that city, and
"nSr'c'ng tn%t it had been stolen, he
went % tic o!:irc Of the Railroad
Company, and informed the officials
Of his suspicious and requested them
90 nave any Que who should present
the pass on the street cars arrested
Oider$ were accordingly issued to all
ms conductors on The line to keen u
"arp lookout for the missing ticket.
n couple q days afterwards, search.
'nS N'on&h some papers in his office,
we 'cGa' gentleman found the MISSING
ticket, aud while riding home on q q
car presented it to ;hc conductor. ~, q
examined it closely. lie immediate,
y collarcd The astounded member of
the BAR, md in reply to question as
to what nc mcant by scixing him, re.
marked that !o had been lookiur for
the man who had stolen that Ticket
Tor some days past. in vain the lc.
&h' gentleman cndcavorcd to exnla;n
that ne was The rightful owner Of the
pass the conductor would not be-
i,"Ne him. lie said he had Scon GOOD
uca' oi hum"n nature, and knew an
hot'St man wien lie met him. Go
'hc return !rjp he brought his prison.
or pack with him and tool; him to tho
ponce station, where he was rccou.
ni2ad and released.
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D. R,snF'ienniken.
Sheriff 3 Sales.
dec 10

Rl virtue of sumdry executions 10 ne Iii.
~ rrricd, | will sell to The highest bidder
Tor cash. before tho Cour, House door in
"hnsh"r", on the first Monday in Jan.
nary neXl, and the day following within
the legal hours Of sa'c the following per-
sonal property, to.wit:
Three bales cotton levied upon as the
property Of s. Hall, ut the suit OF Bacot &
Co.
Three stacks Of fodder, Quo thousand
pounds, more or less, one cream mare, one
bale cotton. levied upon as the prorcrty
OF Charles Crayon, at the suit of Brodic i
60
Two onndred pounds fodder. more or
less, one bale cotton, six bushels corn, more
or less, one gray horse. levied upon as the
property Of Shndri"k Harris, at the suit Of
Erolic x Co.
Twi"iy five bushels corn, more or less,
o0N pounds seed cotton, more or less, 80
hnshels Gotten seed, moro or less, 800
pounds fodder more or less, lcvd uron as
the property Of Reuben Pea at the suit OF
Hro lie & Co.
l.. W, DUVALL, S. F. C.
Shcl iif' 8 Office,
WinnShoro, s. c., Dec. 10th, 1871.
dec l0-f2xl
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aud then act from q strict sonse of
duty. Every true lover of his coun.
try knows no interest save that of o
common country. Bear in mind,
then, that tho.causo you are appealed
to, to advance and support, is none
other than the cause of justice and
right. This is the broad platform
upon which Conservatives everywhere
may meet and strike hands, and there
pledge. themselvcs to labor without
ccasing for complete triumph over
hadlealism, its corruptions, and abus-
cs. May Cod speed so noble a cause.
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"A Cont cIsaptiblG Course.

In their ightcous efforts in behalf
OF our pcrsccuted fellow -citizons,
MoSsrs. johnson and Stanbcrry seem
to have Incurred tho disp'cusurc Of
the organ and tool of the Radical par
'y in Columbia, if wo may judge by
an editorial that appeared in tho
Union of the 18th. On more than
one OCCASION has it spoken sneerincly
Of these distinguished gentlemen, and
attempted to convey false idea Of
their mission to this State. As We
understand the character of the SER.
vices they are called upon to render,
none other than the cause Of Justice
and right will be subscrved and ad-
vanccd, and if their labors are sue
cdssfu;, the general welfare of the
whole country will be promoted.
On tho other hand, tho Union has
repeatedly cndcavorcd to create the
impression that they Lave appeared in
Court to shield, if possible, guilty
men from punishment, and delay, if
not actually dclcut, the due ,xecution
OF the laws. In the issue of that pa
pei above referred to, in connecting
certain parties with tho murder of
ChaS. Goodc, in York Countv lost
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Vhat arc Tor, d:oing 10 Hp0
IAhGEi Et.r

TINS question may very properly be
addressed to the General Assembly in
regard to the recent report of tho
committcc to investigate tho alleged
oYer.iSsuo of bonds. That commit cc
has reported an unauthorized issuc
amounting to sic million three hun-
hrd an" .i"m3rcn ihou<and doV,vs,
ana recommends that proceedings be
instituted against the parties rcsponsi.
bic therefor. 1t now remains to be
seen whether tho General Assembly
will act on the rccommcndation of the
Committee, and take immediate stems
looking to tho bringing to summary
punishment Of those guilty Of swinI.
linz: the State, and injuring its credit.
If they do not act PROMPTLY, then
they will fsisily thoir oaths, and par,
tako"ot tho guilt cf those they arc
called upon to condemn. 1t is the
""ty OF the Legislature to protect tho
credit Of the State, and guard closely
the interests Of tho whole people.
'" henoVer they fail in this, they be-
tray tho sacred trusts consigned to
their guardianship, and provo wholly
unworthy of confidence. Let them
impoach Scott, Parker, et id omne &c
ms, and they will receive tho thanks
OF every honest man in South Caro-.
lima. We have no time for words and
speech-making. We want prompt,
fearless, and determined action, such
that the world will bc convinced that
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just Received.

Sl0 LBS. plain assorted Candies.
'/NNFrench Candies, all kinds, Candy
Toys and Fruits, whole and quarter b,xcs
Ka'sins, Cocoanuts, Currants, Almonds,
Brazil and Pecan Nuts, English waInuts'
fresh salmon, Cove Oysters, Brandy Peach.
es, Fresh Peaches, Pickles, SO.
round, jelly and Fruit Cake, made to
order, Cake Trimmings Of oil kinds. OF
EMe works, Roman Candles, Torpcdoes,
Fire Crackers, &c.
acc IL G. A. WHITE.
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reformation VVHr.Srd.

1t is said thattherc is sample room
connected with the State Senate, pro.
r;dca with fine liquors aud scgars
that has been fitted up at The expense
of the state, where our Distinguished
lawmakers refresh themselves when
overcome with the arduous duties Of
legislation. In the name of The tax.
payers, we ask if this is so. Can our
ncighbor 1hc ri"nix' give us any
Information in regard to this matter ?
Who knows but that some missing
funds have been thus applied
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20
MASONIC MEETING.

4 regular communication of tho a
"a Winnshoro Lodge, No II, A.. W.
r.. M. will be held Thursday W.
evening, Dcccmbcr 2lst, NJ o'clock
The cleclion of officers for the ensuing
Ma:onic yea; will take Llacc.
liy order of the W.. NJ.
W G. JornAX, Sec.
dec lI-flxl
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Notice.

fHllOHE indebted to us for nIcrchan,lisc.
Furniture, &C., arc earnestly rcuucst-
Id to call and settle before the Ist January,
Money we want and must have. Come
Come gentlemen and save cost, as we can.
not indulge you longer.
dee lS MCINTYRE & co
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Items.

ANNAPOLIS, December l.--Prof.
Aiken testified in the Wharton trial
that failing to find strychnino or
arsenic, led him to suspect tho pros.
once OF antimony, which no establish
cd by two or threo results, character
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W3 ITA .ESl III s:3S5 e: E .EE.s f. .K|ys,gDu
Wednesday Morning, Dec. 20, lG7l
H'h:G R"uSHs.~ Kr0sicy,

%i;N A'ua%bye E'olicy.
Some time ago VIC announced our.
selves III favor Of what is now COM
monty termed "thc passive policy,' in
political circles, in regard to a prc>i-
dental nomination by the Democratic
paItY.
Explanatory Of this policy, we take
occasion to state that q movement is
now on foot looking to fusion Of the
entire Conservative mass of the couu-
try in opposition to Gen. Grants re-
election to the Presidency.
This scheme has already received
the approval Of many lr"dir. Demo.
Gratis, and Conservative krrubiicans,
and even at this early date begins TO
create considerable amount of unea
slne#s on the part of prominent Radi
Gals. It's chances for success must, Of
| .'< = e.. ~. ~ 'Ye-r, .. .,,-.-. ., ,
course, for n long timo yet remain
merely matter Of speculation, al
though It's friends havo thus early re.
ccivcd great encouragement in its
| furthcrancc.
II the plan, as it at present strikes
us, meets with success, much pcrma-
ne't good will be rendered the whole
country, and tho wranglings and dis
S""aioi.&, prevalent in every section,
w.ii bo succeeded by an era of peace
and prosperity, something most de-
SiraO!c III these days of oppression
So'Hc may ask, what neccssita.cy
this coalition of certain elements
Why not fight the battle under the old
| banner ?
We reply tGat The Democratic par
ty, as National palty has been So
crippled of late BY rcyerscs, that dc.
moraiiZa'ion pcrvadcs it's ranks 20
s"ch an extent aS to seriously threat
en- It's dissolution. Corruption too has
zee" la'" nafe Ill It's great stronghold.
'"S o"'"m OF which has worked un-
'o'" inlury 10 lis cause. It's name is
synohomous with defeat, as recent
events SO conclu>ivcly prove. Why
'Neh ret sacrifice 1t to public welfare,
and ev.nco thereby a proper opnroc;o
ton OF the demands Of true patriot
ism
"'' . arc certain lmmut@hio prin-
'f>" "t"h ""'c'' lest Tree govern.
m,'"'' an" constitutional liberty.
, ,<n Wv o"' remain as
u,L> ~ " ~: tS1:' ~ support o.
WV '.SN0 o'''y' involves no
''"'s0 VI 'neSo principles, else
"'''" 'floSc IL with all our
!, WV t''"' ''"' IS 10 aeicat
', ,' ''"'''",'S'"' ana e"cc'ual
~, y.,"...' Wv '''""'' o. 'u' % tyranny
num ~ r ,0.'"' ',''" VIC nave gwen III
S',.l. e"' 70 '"iS nc" scheme
"f'" '"o n'oono that we ccGm
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Just Received.
4 LOT Of Shucks, hy
KETCHIN 4 ROBE
Ia lH
lilo ! for Christmas.

[ lhNDlES Of all kinds, Fire Crack crs
~ small and large, Fresh Peaches cameo
iincnpplcs, and Oysters. Preserves of al
kinds, Brandy Peaches, Sc, at
ii. W. DESPORTES
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Final Notice.

PERSONS indebted TO us for supplies nd
= Vnnccd during the past year, win find
IT. TO. lhe'r interest TO I,,y up before the lsl
""""ary' l"'Z as further indulgence will
no' DC granted. We will close our books
ron 'his day forward, and thoss wanting
1'e'it hced not apply. OM accounts must
90 se''c" bciore neW ones are maas This
notice ID final.
KETClllN Il ROBERTSON.
dcc2- lm """'
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Whistles, Wines aud Scgars.

HhENCh Brandy Of tho finest brand,
L Champagne, Port Wine, Sherry Wine,
'"''and Gin, Ginger frandy, Cherry Bran
~ Corn anu Nye Whiskies Of low grades
'hcap Tor cash at III. w. rESPORTES
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FL 1sll Arrivals.

4 NEW supply of Calcocs, IIomcspuns.
1 ~ 'n"'cS m Mcr'no Fca's, Gloves, Chig-
"""1. a,"'1. n'TSa M trimmings, Sc Also, new
W;,s 9, lara"arc' Locks. Hinges. Coffee
ALSO. Astral Oil which is perfectly safe 70
use ''r 'ight. McMASTER a. ERICE,
nov 28
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Notice..

NX7E desire to notify our friends and
W and customers in the Country that
our store will be closed on Christmas dav.
dco ~ Mem ASTER & BRICE.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20

w HnNe now prepared 10 Gin Cotton with
w., w. dispatch, Il 600 pounds per hour,
WIN m convenient rooms 70, the rcccp;on.
on ''nc Sixteenth. Patronage solicited
NY Hrist Mill grinds every day.
F'p' o. Il. THOMPSON
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-12-20
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0EiN'fS fresh arrivals of nice things ror
a. r. MlhLhE. Among tho latest is n
oe""'1'ul assortment Of CupidS, Wine Bot,
'ies' White and colorcd Wax Flowers, Gum
Leaves Grape Leaves, Gold Sill, CT Leaves.
together with a fresh supply Of sweet Or
ahgos, Apples, Bananas, Cocoanut Candy.
Chocolate Drops, and many other things too
numerous to mention. but which will takc
pleasure in showing to my friends and GUS
toners.
occ ~ A. p MILLER