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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-23
CONSTITUTIONAL
Catarrh edN

CONSTITUTIONAL
SatarrhR Cmedy
To MEssns LIrTLEF1ELD Co., Proprietors Of Con.
stitutional Catarrh Remedy, Manchester, NH:
reside in Manchester, Nh, and previously resided
at Henniker, and am q native Of Weare this State
have had Catarrh twenty Ave years. ever since
10 years Old had it bad all the time 1t run all that
period, AID nights 1t would I'll up and drop down N
my throat, causing feeling q choking, 50 tina,
would spring up in bed to myself from srau 81.
lation 1t affected my head so that felt confused
and was troubled with severe headache at iuteryth
for week at q time. l also had bad pains in shout
ders back and kidneys, from which l suffered in
mensely. SO had were they that year ago last
mer was obliged to lie in bed most Of the time for
three months. have tried all kinds Of SNUFF aud
catArrh remedies with no particular benefit and con-
suited physicians. had hacking cough. began TO
take the Constitutional Catarrh Remedy last August
began TO grow better before finishing the first bot
tie. am new on the third bottle. Ny Ca'arrh Is
cured my health is restored. have no pains, aches
or cough Ny whole system is made over new.
know it is this medicine that has rescued me from in
tense suffering and almost the grave. 1 am now allie
to DO the hardest work and bear the greatest exposure
Constitutional CAtarrh Remedy.
Manchester, H, Feb l, 1871 ''''-''-''9'
am s. years DID, have had Catarrh ever since VA,
eighteen years old, and headache ali the time have
suffered beyond description with running at the nose
drorpings in the throat, chokings and stranglings
Have tried any quantity Of CAtarrh Remedies tu.
have found no relief till tried your constitutional
Catarrh Remedy, six months ago, found immediate
relief.
Caarrh and all its attendant evils have left, Head.
ache, pains in lons and back dizziness loss Of ape.
title, and general weakness Less than three bottles
OF constitutional CAtarrh Remedy have cured me.
have not been so well since / can remember now.
feel as could not say too much for the medicine
or thank God too heartily that through its insrumeI.
tslity have been restored to health.
MARY M ABBOTT
No II Manchester Corporation.
Manchester, H. Jan 81, 1872
The above lady is my mother. 1 am a painter by
trade, and am = member Of the City Council Of Man
chester. Every word that my mother states true.
JACOB ]. ABBOTT
Hundreds Of cases Of a similar nature cured within
the last year. Snus and Lotions are only ten porary
relief. The CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH RENE
DY strikes at the root, builds up the constitution
makes 1t new, and drives away Catarrh and all dis
eases OF the mucous membranes and their attendant
pains and aches, pertaining to head back, shout len
kidneys and throat.
Price 81 per Bottle-sold by all Druggists A Pan.
phlet Of 80 pages, giving Treatise on Caarrh, sli
containing innumerable Of cures sent FREE, B!
addressing the proprietors,
LITTLEFIELD & CO.,
Sm4 MANCHE TER, y, II.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-01-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

Last weeks snow storm was a pretty
heavy one in all the New England and
Middle States.
The BARRIERS of Utica, N. Y, have form
cd Il protective union. They close their
shops on Sunday and prosecute those who
do not for violating tho Sunday law.
1t is reported by San Diego, Call,
newspaper that the farmers in that neigh
burhOod raise figs upon which 10 fat hogs.
That is worse than raising corn for fuel.
"A new secret order, supplemental TO
the farmers oranges, has been organized
at Albany, N. Y, admitting all who are in
tercsted in transportation aud other ques-
tons affecting industrial pursuits.
Montreal is said to be almost rivaling
Yankee cities in the increase of its pros
perty. 1t has bought The land with which
it proposes to lay out one flhe finest parks
in the world il is also building new
post-Ofllce and city hail. The recent sale
Of Il piece of real estate for 100000, which
10 years ago brought but $4,000, is said to
illustrate the progress the city is making
An evil fate seems to pursue the Span
ish frigate Arapiles. First that sunken coal
barge penned her for weeks in the dry
dock. Barely liberated at last from that
fix she next ran aground in the navy yard.
Once more afloat she is next landed high
and dry ON reef in New York harbor.
Hauled Off from this ii is a question whoth-
err the bottom be not so injured as to ne
cessitate another visit to the dry-dock. II
not, she is now ready for the next accident
Continued observation Of the abusive
character of the editorials of the Springfield
Republican has inspired Louisville editor
with the following sonnet:
There young man named Samuel
Who thought it his mission to dam-you well
As savior Of souls
This samuel Bowles
Had no more prctencc than camuul
.- True to the core-A good apple.
An intellg gent western clergyman. be-
ing in poor health, instead Of vi~itn Eu-
rope went to the Rocky Mountains and
spent five months in tramping about on
foot. lie got entirely well, and has resum-
ed his pul pit work with more JUNCTION than
half of those public clcrsymcn who spend
thousands on jauut TO the contin ent of
Europe.
Virginia City, Nevada, sends silver
brick TO the commander of the British ship
Niobe for his action in tho case OF the Vir-
gihlus' pe"r'"a this inscription
"Lamberten Lorraine. ''Vnu ara a 'brick,
this Is another-presented by Atneriss,s
who love humanity aud its manly defend
ers. Virginia City, Nevada, US. A., 1873"
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CONTENTS.

CONTENTS.
l THE NEW HYPERION. From Paris to Marty by
way Of the Rhine. VII. The seductious Of
BADEN Baden. Illustrated. by Edw. strahan.
?. THE TRIANOS PALACES. The summer resi-
idenoe Of the Kings Of France. Illustrated. BY
Marie Rowland.
3. THE NECKLACE OF PEARLS. by Il. H. stod-
dArd.
4. A WIPES REVENGE. story. by the author
OF Bindpits" and Qu1stars."
8. JAPANESE FuN-MYTHS. BY VIM. T.. Grifs.
6. CHESTER HARDING, THE SRLF-MADE AR
list. By Osmond Tiffany
l. the WHITE DOE. Legend Of Spanish Flor
ida. A. d. 1540-l575 BY VIII Wallace Harvey.
8. PRINCESS OF THULE, Conclusion. BY VIII
liam Black.
0. MONTE CARLO AND ITS FREQUENTERs.
By X. DAvey.
10. MY CHRISTMAS BALL. story. BY Lacy H.
Hooper
II. ODonavan.
IL THREE FRENCH MARRIAGES. By Mary Z.
Blair.
Is. OUR MONTHLY GOSSIP.
IL. LITERATURE OF THE DAY.
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CATARRH!
A Woman Having Catarrh 81
Years, Cured.

And DroppinJs.in Throat, Chokings, !Sran-
9iings, Pains in The Side, Loins. Head-
ache, Dizziness and General Weakness,
cured Jy less than Three Bottles of tie
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A-Aro - n uibS

D6yA Communtcn,ions to this off
viii not hr noticed unless ncoompnb bied
by the :foal name Of the writer.
B@s Wa are not responsible for the opin-
ohS Of correspondence
nay Hereafter no local NOfICks
will l." ins ~ ed In Our columns excci
Upon pay ,nt Of TEN CEN Is d line
Rag Any parson III tho County having
kno~is lgc Of any circumstance IF int rrc.
occurring i, his mel igMhorhuoI will cnnft'
n ftvnr by furnishing Information ~ this
oIfi %.
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FTRCHGOTT, BEN EDLlT' & co
C!lARI.ESrUN

"fert' h'plbl,c al dealers in genera
an IN II use and well selected stock y
Dry Il 'olt, Carpets. Orl Cloths. MntlinyS
&o AT the lowest prices. Herewith they
annex the priccs"f Il few articles --ta.icus.
irom Gio l0J., long Cloths, from q to
lIa Drown liomr$punS. extra heavy,
from ! to 100. Jrrns, f.om lac. M
warts. Ca 'sim rrS. fr,m zoe. upwards,
FIannels from 20 10 DE. I.,Lirs', Misses
tnd btrLs Hrsr, 7j;.. l.l5, S. 90 per
toa. an n?%trls, ) isprn .inra. 81 40 or
d'5. a,! wards. Ladies' and GcLIs
Pocket llhrlk 'rchirfs. from Gac. rrr ,inz
ma upwards Black and C"'"rrd AIpacas
!oc. n vi nowirls. Dress Gools from 2jc
upwards. LrdirS' aud GcnIS' Furnishing
i""is. IL" 'S'krcpint Gp"dS, Fancy 10 lis
"lh'"n N,,iohs, u. from ) TO - per
" NJ. cheaper III IN r!sawhrre Snmr,cS
sent anl ord ,rs r"nmutly filed. AN
retail orders frrm $40 90 upwards sent
TX 'r1'1 trrr ct ch,rIo' \ liberal
'iIScoant TO Wholesale dealers.
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Grateful thousands proclaim VIM
EGAE B!TrERS the most wonderful In
NlHovhnt that over sustained nc sinking
system.
No Person can take these Bittcrs
according To directions, and remain long
unW"il. provided their bones arc not do
S'r"Ncd 10y mineral poison or other
means, and vital organs wasted beyond
repair
bili0uS, Ncmittcnt and Inter-
mistrnt EcyCrS, which arc so prcva-
lent III tho valleys Of our great rivers
throughout the United States, especially
those Of tho Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,
LIMOS, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkan-
Sas. Red, Colorado, Brazos, Rio Grande,
ira:l, Alahaina, Mobile, Savannah, Ro-
Hn"Nc, James, and many others, with
Their vast tributaries, throughout our
entire country during the Summcr and
Autumn. and remarkably so during sea-
son" Of unusual heat and uryncss, arp
invariably accompanied hy extensive de-
Engagements Of tho stomach and liver,
and other abdominal visccra In their
lrratm!nt, i purgativc, cXcrtinG Il DOW
Criul influence upon these various or
Ean3, Is essentially necessary. Thcro
Is no rHtlAr,ic for the purpose equal 10
DR. j. NALKEE'S VINEGAR BlrrEES,
as they will speedily remove tho dark
r"!"r"d vi&cil matter with which tho
bowels arc loaIrL, at tho same timo
sl'MnIatlnI the Sccrctions Of tho liver,
An' generally restoring tho healthy
functions Of the digestive organs.
fNTliiy the body against disease
hy purifying all its fluids with NINE,;AR
hilTEES. No epidemic can tako hold
of Il system thus fore armed.
n,.nonci, M. I,d;rn,t;o,, ,,,
,.,'n nr,t =, '" ,.n's,N,I,'i"h, ,.n,, 'icH'-
,T; ''" ~ wy ''i'"'.''H, t"UHlS'
l,n,n,in ~ ri ,,,s., n,""',eSS, H"nr
-, -, ,i ",r"'' VI M ,no ''"l''ach, bau inSto
!" t'o n'H'h. hi1i"uS Allack3, Ialplta-
I"''"h "i lnc llra!t' Inflammation Of tho
Lungs, Pam III the region OF tho Kid
ncy.', and u hundred other paiuIul symn-
toms, arc the oilSprinrs of DyspcDsia.
One bottle will provo = hrt,or ,,,,rr.,,,tn, t
of t., merits ,h,n n Irr,,,I,, Hs',i,.an,;a,
mcnt, ~ ''''' '''0'"S '''o'''So-
Srroc,1, ~, 1,;,c,,, 1,,.;I ,,,,-:,
c,,',Il;,'t!, Wi"tn, VI ,-'H"I Efli, W hlto
r';,"a nr.I''' "a n'r''''' c"Pllra Meek,
'', I,n., o.t',"'"'f i l"H"i''iha,inlS, ihdolcnt
"''"''',.'"''i'H' M'rc"lla! NLccllonS, Ola
IN thc1r -. IN I u n,Hcr 'H %Ha Sr" Eyci etc ETC.
cnscq. WIErr's EIyr,,,n n,.rr,n. ,nn',
shown ,hrir ,,r,r, ,rn,;,n t',.,. ' 10y" ,,'
most obstinate and iutrucinblc cases.
I,,,. V,U,,,,,tn a.
ptn,,,,nt;,'.,, W ,n;,"',''''"'"'9 I. "Hu 'ntohic
"iI'n' ,H''', N"",, h''"uS, remit
.y''' "','' ,i '''''''i,t frNcr6' I'lSrihcSo1
, ,"' ',;nn'' !"N''' h'"h"yd ana l'lnd'lrr,
me-" h''rt' nave II" rG,ial. such Diseases
az" '',''h ny \H!a;ca bi""d.
MHrhallchi Diseases. - Persons en-
gagged in Paints and Minerals. surh cxe
Tjnbcr5 Tynr..ri,rr. ,;'Il hrn,.. i,' "'.''. an, ~
N',,r., =.
., ,,.I 80 'I'>' ~ w "'''J''r
w. .''"'IHN -" ~ ''IH h"M'.S' 10 Gllnru
l. ~ Nj, I EkI.'niSn. I'r,hIin HnI
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DR.. J. Walkers California VIM

III. y. alkci , NulllbInln III
Ggar I}ittcrS arc u purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from tho na-
tive herbs found on the lower ranges Of
the Sierra Nevada mountains Of Califor-
MIA, tho medicinal properties Of which
nrc extracted lhcrcfrom without the uso
Of Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked, "What is tho cause of tho
Unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT
TEES?" Our answer is, that they remove
tic Cause Of disease, and tho patient re-
covers his health. They arc tho great
blood purifier and life giving principle,
II perfect Renovation and lnvig"rItor
of Tho system. Never before in tho
history Of tho world has a medicine been
compounded possessing The remarkable
qualities OF VINEGAR BITTERS in healing tho
sick Of every disease man is heir 10. They
hrc EGnt'o purEatvc aS we'll as Tonic.
relieving Congestion or lnilamma,ion Of
the Liver nnd Iisccral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties Of DR.. WALKEn's
VINEGAR BITThRS arc Apcricnt D:aphorctic.
Cnrmnatire, Nutritious. Laxative. Diurcti3,
Scdalivr. Counter. lrritant, Sudoriiic, Altcrl-
Tive, and Anti. Bilious.
":'iubH pu,i -. 5S;rLtI Ilm r.. T:vS
( y SIS r"ltin'lJ PM u",s'iHqVrM - 400 l'i'!
'"- jr.> "o"i1inIi n':. "si|N Eon pd"t i.,I", /!
"Gj :, c:I!Ati.!JIl - ~
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In BANKRUPTCY.

Iii Tho District Go ,ri of the L :. for the
Dia!rict nr5, rnrnhma. In ,he matte,
Of ". s. Rahh, bankrupt. Yvrkviii,
in the said Dis TN The l3;h,.a, g,
Oct. 1874.
q iR. Take notice that pet tinn H..
~ been filed ia said touri by ".
nabh. OF Fairiie. d Cunul!. in nd bis
rIct. dnly declared IL Bu"h,uri. r>d.r III
Act "f Congress. cn;i'l, d ''nn Act TO l.,
inol'sh Il Uniform System o. i'ahtrulir
throughout the United Sia'cs" " Alpru,
cd March 2, 1867. for dn Charge al,
c'ri't:ate thereof. from all his Ichts nI,.
other claims pro7abic under the sn Il tc,
ana he 0.h lay of Nc,emb,r. 1874. II
IL o'clock, NJ, IS ns'iyhed for The hrnr.n.
OF The same. before W tlawsun. one
inc Kegisiers in Bankruptcy Of sal
Court, Mt his office in Yu,kv.lle. Soul
hroiina, when aud where y"u may at;cn
ana shcw cause. if my YOU have WIZ
Tue prayer Of the said petition should no
Dc gran ed. Il. NJ. WALLACE.
s. Marshal rs Messenger.
Ry I, " CLAwsCN.
Deputy Messenger.
Attest: DAHL. tionLuEcK,
elk. U, s, D. G. for s. C.
oct 2!-k3
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Land for Sale.

A PORTION Of the plantation owned by
n Mrs. 3. A. Lyles will be sold for q
moderate prioe and upon reasonable terms.
Tho portion offered for sale lies north Of
the public road leading from Winnsboro
to Ashfotds Ferry upon R,cky Creek,
and containing G66 acres. Apply 10 tho
subscriber, WM. II, LYLES.
nov 4-x2
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J. W. LAW & co
~@ t: O : ---

A HANDSOME line of Fancy Cn,s.
~ mcrcs for Pant. just received by
j. ". Law 4 CO.
ID LACK Brond Cloth. li,nok no"skin.
- Rlhe Beaver Cluth. Black. I.nv and
Brown Diagonal for sale by
j. ". LAW g. co.
WE sell the ,arlottesvlle Voolcn
W Mills Cnssimc.es, unsurpassed for
warmth mud dura, ility.
j. W. LAW & co.
WYE arc prepared to hnvo our goods
w out and mndc TO order in the BIS,
ss,y'c. by Mr.. d. l.. Dclany, . first class
Tailor.
j. W. Law d co.
WYE KEEP g,ol lin, nr iIo .icry.
w Gloves. LaIirs anl Giants u,trr-
wear. Gents Linen handkerchief, Scarrs.
j. W. Law K co.
wv f continue 10 order DR. rs Shirts.
w which are made from rrt sure.
'"srn mere, AMI ". always gu,"nii'r" n it.
j. W. LAW l. co.
rJNIE hest hnnd~~cw,d Congress UnI.
L trrS and hnnd sewrl Boots now OH
hand n,d for snlr hy
j. ". Law & co.
N7E sell good hand sewed. Calf
w boot at the very low pric. Of ton
j. ". Law AGO.
HULL Stock Of Flaunrl-. Red anil
l. White, with Que piece Of M.dicatcd
flannel, for sale Ivy
j. w. LAW & co.
nNESS Goods. rcp'lns. Ca .hmcrcs
- fu,l line OF the celebrated Gr I'D
Ducli .ss blnck 'irnrns. offered Ivy
j. W. Law g. co.
u AEON. totf.c. Sugar. Tens. Scr,r,
l. Tobacco. Crockrry Glassware, &C..
Tor sale by
j. W. Law e. co.
cW- BE sure TO buy the cclc.
brated b cents Segar, sold only by
j. WV. LAW & co,
oct 81
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State Of South Carolina,
CouNrX or FAIREIELn.

Court Of ofrommon Pless-Copy Summons
David II. Cork, Plainti0, against Adam
Dunbar, Defendant.
70 the Defendant You are brrcby sum
moned and required to answer the com.
plant Ia this action. which 10 filed in the
office Of tho Clerk Of Comm2u Pleas, for
the said County. aud to serve copy cf
your answer to the said complaint on tie
suhscrihcr At his Office. Nos. aud Q,
Market Street, w;,nsboro, 8. c., wi hin
twenty days after tho service hereof. ex.
c'usivc ofthe day o. such service md if
yon f,i' t, nr.wot the complaint within
the time aforesaid. the plaintiff in his ac.
ton viii, apply 20 the Court for he relief
demanded in tho COMPLAINT. y: ted lst
October, 1874. las. II. Rl0N.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To The Def:nadnt Take notice Tint the
summons in this notion was filed in tie
Office Of the Clerk Of 'hc & ,urt Of Common
Pleas at Winnsboro in thu County aud
State aforesaid Oh The isi day Of October,
1874. JAS u. RON,
1st nf Oct. 1871 Plaintiffs Attorney.
Oct 7. xG
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A Card.

have been Nominated for The Legisla.
ture by "many republicnhs." Although
it Is contrary TO my personal inclination
become candidate, will serve il elected,
Il. MEANS DAVIS.
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Campaign Rates.

We will send the Nkws to any
hiire. FOR tho next rwo MONTHS fo,
FIFTY CENTS W. nre on the eve Of
ou importaht comraign aud We wish
our people fully n,ouscd to their
duty. lie who takes no paper will
always De hehfuH the world. We
can generally tell hy prrsvn's argu.
mcnts aud conversation whether he
takes piper.
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SDSYCHOMANCY, g or SOUL CHARM
l. ING" How citucr Sex ma, flcnat
and gain the love and affections of any
person they choose instantly. This simple,
mental requirement all can possess. FREQ
by mail. for Zoe. together with n marri-
age guide, Egyptian Orncle, Dreams,
Hints to ladies. Wedding Night .Shir.s,
&c. queer book. Address r.. VIII,
LIAM s co., Pubs Phila,
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takes paper.
New ADVERTISEMENTS,
Nor, Geo cerirs-B Beatty Bro, s.
Co.
Land for SaIo-W. II Lyles.
1uk,h up-Ch lies Williams.
New ArriVals-Beaty, Bro, & Son.
a Gard.
cw" Cotton is still coming into
town aud sell ng a. l34 ceLt.
t1- The "ld.s Of November"
have Come.
" J. w Law g. Co., advertisers
Large Stock Of Goods in another
column.
W. Politics is tho ull absorbing
tcpic, unl locals are as scarce as
heu's teeth.
or Ice made its FIRST appearance
Sunday morning. A regular cold
snaps upon US.
" There wur total eclipse Of
the mupn On Saturday night bu
the sky was obscurcd by clouds.
t. Ii taxes were lower, there
would be more work for tho painters,
carpenters and brick layers.
G~ We regret to learn that Mr..
Samuel Cethcart lost three fingers of
his right hard 10 his giu Frida,
morhlug..
a The public we'll in front of the
market has been out of repair for
some time. Our Council should see
to this ut once.
W The G. G.. e. A. Il. r., arc
now running four daily freight train,
over their road. This lvoks like
luSlness.
o. Capt. =. Ba,ot will please
ACCEPT tu' thanks for IL lut Of ext q
6ne apples. TIE Captain hus lart,
"n ha.d which he is selling low
frc.>h.
" Prominent republicans cot
cedo chat there will be snip anr
tuck" contest between Kershaw aru |
W,llAce.
O~ A fellow in town went ia,
one ot Tie stores aud pnckct.d
d.zen matches. His disgust wa
inteEs: when he fouod that tn.
would not ignite except upon thei
own box,s.
" Ga Friduy last, Mr.. W. a
M1rrlson Loot darghtor, Rucle
aged five years by coAs estive chi''s
after one days Illness. Her remain,
were laid in tho NJ ethodist cemc
terry.
RAy" We return thanks for an iu.
vitation TO the fair Of the Caro-.
linas in Charlotte, during the
first week in November. We trust
that excursion tickets will be issued
eW~ Those Of our friends who alc
selling cotton and owe US that small
bill, will do Us tho kiudnoss by culliu
at our Office and getting a receipt.
ow~ An excursion train, principal!
ly Of colored people, passed through
Winnsboro Tuesday for Charleston.
They will no doubt have birds eye
view Of yellow Jack.
or Which is the radical org' n
in Columbia, the PLWnix ors the
Union Herald 7 Ga last Sunday
Selby appeared to be little ahead.
Whip up, Thompson.
eK" On Saturday Gen. Kershaw
spoke to meeting at Ridgeway.
In an able and diguifed speech, he
completely riddled tho past roco' d
Of Wallace and proved that he him.
self was the srieud Of the whole peo-
pie.
Gr A fusion ticket has been
nominated in Chester with John
lilly for Senator and Messrs J. J.
Hemphill and T. 9. G aston for two OF
he members Of the Lssi-l.tuees
CASTOR and Hemphill are splendid
fellows aud it the people of Chester
wish to be well represented they will
,nnl kh -. % rol,o,L:~
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UGSiH"3' NCti!sSlrir.. - In these ,a,s
VI f'"TSrSS, most .ntcrlriSins irmS use
r''rr "'an' IT r,'tias thrlr names be-
'!rr Ihcir customers. In II" way eau
'"'S Dc ""uc : ore conveniently mui ~.
tr'cilvrly done than by using Printed
Letter 'lradinRs and BNl lltndS. fhcy
hiFe r"me into such general use hv
hrrchan'S that "n" seems old fashioned!
WI" d"es not use them. and the raslum
'h'"'" he gencraiiy adopted hy tie
Country M1rc!l,niS.
tLHDn, Er,XS Il CnGSwrIL. Chnrlrs,
tor, y. g.. furnish LETTER aud Eiii Iira,i.
o' all grades. anl It iha no,t rraSnnih;c
prices
ny til" say. Mrssn~. WALKru. Evans
""SwELL are getting mp nni selling
'ihe not cakes. y me excellent hnuks fur
or Merchants. One, the Merchants
cotton Hook, for Keeping cHrrrc' nc.
counts Of purchase AMI shipments Of Go,
ton; I'll" other. ia Merchant i:ill Book,
'"r roi lily kn'winE hhw the ra v,nrnIs on
'hei" "uIIw"fs uotrS nrI accounts
S;fni. H,th b,"sH ~. exceedingly COIN
i'tc, u il'T'r tlN , n .rn:'s nynrIly
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-04

" P'omineut republicans cot
cede that there will be snip an'
tuck" contest between Kershaw ant
w W,lllce.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-04

EB~ Gov. Moses has removed
Messrs. Nelson aud Martin, and ap.
pointed Col. Rion, conservative and
George Holly, Independent as com.
missioners Of election of Fairfield
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-04

0 Capt. =. Ba:ot will please
ACCEPT cul thanks for lut Of ext
6ne apples. TIE Captain hus larr,
t ." na.d which he is selling low
f.rc,<h.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-04

" Ga Friday last, Mr.. W. 4
M1rrlson lost darghtor, Ructe
aged five years by coAs estise chi!'s
after one days illness. Her remain,
were laid in tho NJ ethodst cemc
terry.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-04

0 a fellow ia town went 10,
one Ut tie stores aud puckct.d /
d"zen matches. His disgust wa
inteEs. when he fouoa that tn. ,
would not ignite except upon thei
own boxes.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-04

VI The c. G. g. A. Il, r., are
now running four daily freight train
over their road. This lvoks like,
uslness.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-04

T. If taxes were lower, there
woald be more work for tho painters,
carpenters and brick layers.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-04
Special Notices.
HGlRlc DRUGGIST 0u.r.

INC DruSSASt eICrS any kin,
OF hcrb.ha' oreu alcohol for lySrcrSi,
hillionsncss, or any other nilmrnt tnll hin
that you want medicine, not n J:r roor,
d'tnh. Ask him for Dn WALKru's CALI
fonAiA BiTrEus. the hest rcgu!rting prcra.
ration known. aud which you know free
rom "Sntan's EEir~.' Reject al the fiery
'I"ntcs' and "AIrcti,rrs.' aud ci,us "a
that remedy. There is no mcd,ca, tia,
compares with II.
FrRcn1"TT. EENLD CT 4 Co., Charles.
t'h' y. E.. are "ncrlnE one Of the largest
stocks Of Dry Goods, and Carpets in the
onitcd STATES. Parties in want IT he
'hm", will save from - TO 30 lcr cent
ny "rd@rin, tr IN thcE Thcv are pre-.
pared :" scnd samples on arplicu,inn
\l rctnii 'rd"r' over $40 Will be $ II,
'r'r "t d':nrEc II ary part o:lhc South.
f'i Stat''. Remit hy y. o Orlrr. Ex-
IfeSS. or DrlfI drawn ~ our ul der, or
'""d@ Will bcscnl &. o. D.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-04

~" We return thanks for an iu.
vitation TO the fair Of the Caro-.
linas in Charlotte, during the
first week in November. We trust
that cxcursiun tickets will be issued
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-04

OA The public we'll in front Of tn he
market has been out of repair for
some time. Our Council should see
to this ut once.