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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
SASTRERIA DE CASTANERA
Gale San Francisco enda que u6 de Penque Hemano
AL LADO DE PUERTO -RIQUENAn :. as s@i

Aaba de recbrse udo opa heca eaza
barata puede ell pdblico por precos *
Fluses de drill de hilo color, y pesos uno, p
Idem de casmires pano azu 81 TO- r. 13 pesos
Levtas chaques de cmir g. 10, 12 ID 16 idem
Idem de merino diagonal II idem
Sacos de pano negro y azu a6 idem
Idem de alpaca negra coores d, 3, 81, idem
Pantaones de pano negro casim 3, 3d. T. 5, 81 idem
Idem drill 24 25 3-Trajes de ninos desde a
Consantemene haa gran de
abaleros todo onstye Sea primer 1-12
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
DOSraNGO ONEs s. CALL,

dedisar4 todo genero de negociOs, en- particular
81 ramO de mercancias provisiones.
al mismo, tempo pongo en- conocmlento de Jas.
Ge nicado el espedente de dispense De edad que SO
reg uiere para asociar mi hermano ID. Antonio Oms
Gail DOR la presente lie anorizo interinamente du
rante Ia ausencia cuaquera imposibilidad personal
mia de emprender levar cabo los negocios que
tuvere por conveniente al establecimiento, cuyO
stecte 6rmara como al pie de esta. ...-<.
Espsrando MERGER de Uds. la con6anza, ae seslran
Omar nota de nuestras 6rmas.-Quedo de v ds. ammo
ystsnto S.S Domingo Oms Call. domingo Oms
yCal 6rmar6 - AntoniO Oms.y Call, fltmara l-5
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
Cerveza Danesa,
Marca OarlSberg.

De venta en- casa de Lohse G? dnicos irnportado
res directos.
La meor que Sc ha introducido hasta ahora en- la
Isla de Puerto por buen sabor suavidad pro.
piedades higienicas propia para senoras ninas que
sufren del est6mago inapetencias. e q
Con su uso las madres jamas necesitan de nodrzas
para sus ninOs, pues este sondabs kquido facilita
abundant sm snte la lactancia.
Dicha bebids sc recommends por 81 misma quest.
que en- las Colonias Inglesas preferda las msjo-
nacionales. En- la Isla de Cuba 80 ha acre
ditadO va de manera que colocan espediciones de
miles de 5arriles con facilidad.
Agentes.-Puerto Rico, ]. =, Lavandera. Maya
gdez, Fable y Ce--Guayana, Tomas Cano CAR
royO, a. j. Alcaids.-P6ncs, Mayo de 1874,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
go HOTEL
MAYAGUEzANO
4 & @ a @@EM@ -
Y EsTABLECIMIENTO DE BANoSi
GALE DE MENDEZ VIGO,
Marina MeridionaI ntins. Es0.
Maya giiez (Puerto-Rie0.)

Ell que suscribe ofece de nuevo al p1blico este
blecimentO ell cual hallaran caanEas eomOdidads,
puedan desearse ssi 10 ustifcan los numerOsos
vsitas. egr-~
Las recomendabes condolences que este reune. suS
c6modos freseOs aposentos, limpieza elegancia
sus camas ell espac0sO ventiado salon 3omedOr siu
rival dentre fera de la Isla, abundante, varia
da bien servda, especial el servicio pun
tuadad en- tOdo 10 demas, nagnifcos c0modos banOs
calientes fros odas horas del dia cercados de
bonito iardin, ell ferro-carr urbano que cada cincO
minutes pasa por esta cae, todo contribuye que ia
permanencia ell ell Hotel sea la mas agradabe.
Las persOnas que todavla c0nocen este estabecl-
mento, dgno de esta culta Villa sirvanse vsitarlO
cuano antes aunque por curiosdad segurO de
que quedaran satisfechos quedandoles altamene
nocido su director, dueno del HOtel.-JOse Monseny
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
ANUNCIO.5

FL o0noUido escuitor d. s6vio Bfiias de cuyoA tr2
baos en- MADEIRA tantU SO hs ccupadU en- amos anterio
res Id prensa de Capital ha tnsltUA afit taller
de escultura, pntura dorado iabrica de sspsUs sD
Ia calle dc la Fortsszs tt I, dUnds se 0fsCs ilus
trado pdblicU de toda Ia Isa. s
Reataura los sspeios que eeten en- nal eatado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
Giro de Letras,

Sobre Cadiz, Sevilla Madrid, Barcelona, Malaga,
Coruna, Santander, San Sebastian Valencia, pOr
cantdades de 25 adeante corta vista giran los
que suscriben. eH
Puerto-Rico Is de Febrero de 1875.-Iriarte, Her
nnan0 de Caracena
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
.Heise, Kraemer y o,
MAYAGUEz. s..ss

GIRAN SOBRE L0NDRES, HAM.
BURGO YNUEVA-YORK; TAMBIEN
A CORTA VISTA SOBRE MADRID,
BARCELONA, ALICANTE, MALAGA,
GRANADA, ALMER1A, SEVILLA Y
VALENCIA. u. A. 7. ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
BOTICA-MICARD
DE FELIX GALLARDO,
SUCCESSOR DE MICARD DE TEILLARD DE ALFONSO
1Ied de San <
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10

Advertencia ImpOrtante.

Para que el pdblico no sea sorpren-
dido CON preparaciones que careHcan de
las eondicionea de mis- balsamUs, cada
bnta de 0Boricua" "Marfa Luisa" lie
varA mi hrma y rdbrica tnanuscfits &c.
d. Giaestrs.--Adjuntas, Puerto-Rico.
sIJep6sito pOr ahora en- Ponce, en- Ia
Farmacia de d, Pedro Garriga. Q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
Agencia de Negocios,
22.-San Justo-22. q

14f ss =~~@nnn~~~n~~ say %# Nt@
Ron sisjo realss bOtetslla. olss7s
1dem de Jamaica reales idem.
Idem de cabeza real idem.
Idem de murta 2 rsales idem. @sss
Idem de malagueta 2 reales idsn.
DOble anix q reales idem. 81 1sA@. ss
Vino de Bordeaux & 3 fealss i,lsm .s
Vino San Vicente 4 2 2feales ide n
Ginsbra de tres corenas 6realea fasce a
Vino tinto de mesa.
pacs0 de Caracas segun class
AdsnAs g sst0s eElieutOsl hay dos cafes d. hiswa
yar4es mNfplea eAF Viva para haeeg aslicay. giS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
PRECIOs' DE ANUNCIOS.

De ma s Inca de Impression, has.a vscss
exceda de loe seisLos
ser6n doblss hayn ds pubase caacss
ssssos uhmeros
5os ss admen precios cOnyenconales
Jos ss cobrar<n hnes mpresa Anuncios
aloados adslantados. 49,. @ + 2A
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
BALsANrO BORHCUA.
(No MAS 6LcERAs)
BALsARHO MARIA LUKsA.
mo MAS DOLORES.

Ell bAlsamo boricua no tiene rival como
esenciaImente detersivo y cicatrizante, en-
la radical curacion de toda espec de dl
ceras por inveteradas que sean, y las de
caracter at0nic0. 80
A su aplicacion no Sc hs resistido min
gun caso de heridas, quemaduras, 1lceras
de toda espec;e y las si6llticas, almorrs-
mas y bubas. lao,
Diversos certi6cados facultatiyos y de
particulares que 10 han usado, y su en-
pleo en- diversos hospitales, 10 ponen a
una atura que hasta ahOra no ma alcan
zado ningun otro medicamento.
A cada bote acompaha impreso el me.
todo curative que debe Observsrse en- su
empleo.
RAlyams Maria Laisa.
Infalible para Ia curacionl de toda 90.
pecie de dolores, va sean agudOs o croni-
cos, y con especialidad los nerviosos, los
c6llcos, los c6licos menstruales los reu-
m&ticos. ;,
Cada bote igualmente qle el "Boricua
va acompanado del metodo curative que
debe observarse.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
pREClos DE sUsoRIPCION.

$40 sla-Por sells me $50 CentavOa-POs
mesre SPOr reales en- Ia Capital 10 sl reso
de la TsPor Peninsula extrangero nviands
per6dco de porte pOr elcOeO ing SIS anuPOr
ane en- la isla de Cuba $12 .s,e.-8es>
Las usCrpcones smpe adslanadoy los Buscrp
Ad
minis q lsa~r-Tt EIs sseeF q
81 BoIETIK 8 snva todas parties franco De pore.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
RODRHGUEz q ONas.
Hamaoao, P. e., II de Neyism0rs De 1871
Muy sres, mios:

Sres. $ n4ss nNh ~
4 Muy Sres, mios;
HasendO refrerencia q la circular que precede, ten.
20 e eusto de nformar ids. que he alberto un esta
blsCmisnto msreantil en- esa plaza, que girara balc
mi solo nombre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
CIRCULAR.
Hamacao, P. r., 20 de oetubrs Dc 1875

HllmucHO, r r., 20 de UctWbTe &c 1910.
ST.
eNr.9se Nuy Sr. nnestrO:
Tsrminada Ia liquidation de Ia casa que giraba en-
ssta plaza baj0 la razon de @ rs
10 partcipamos IDS. para su intsligencia dandolee
raeias por la conhanza que nos han dispensado du-
Fanse su curse.
Quedamoa de ids. afectisimos atentes S.S.-
Jose Rodriguez z.-DomingO Oms.: .s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10

! Camas de hero y foe
rcs de- Iona susltos para lss mismss hasn q ven
is,sa II asa ssls! 4 4 - " I've @ sssgsE2 h
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
Aviso.

sEnla HOaiasgria calls de Ia Luna nfmero 6O, 80
saeasasrdh bahOs medios bsnos de vsnta, g hacen
aslasa parachoeolate vslas seOn6micas iguaies ias
cue vieneu IA ps,1s 1--12 ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10

peri6dcO miercOy visrnss Guam.
repArtsnse acsncss supsmenos
gr6tis los A0scripiOres. n 50 sss.e-.sex
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
Los Sres. Blanes = O. =

del comercio de Mayagiez giran 90 |;
bre Barcelona, Palma deMailolca j
n.al!gg.eF otfo pueblo Dc aquells lgls' lllg.lss'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
ola VIOLETA,,
81. pORTALE2A 81.

Sc han recibido las acreditadas maquinas in
glesas y alemanas para coser mano Las hay de
''pespunte, cadeneta J de doble pespunte' a pre-
clos m9deQs : Meyer 7 Qsrdalda, sz,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10

A-rortaleza

En- cate taller ee haeen todos los trabajOs concer
alsaisa rams por diGcilss que sean. Hay de vsnsa
'sloss Dc erO plata para bolsillO de psEed--En'
Iisas Kahrhahn. liz
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
Maquiina de ooser,

Vendess una en- excslents estado de ls acrsditaaa
9srcs Do Wilson, Gale de Tstusn n6nlsro 00. o-SS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
En- Arroyo.

Aaba ds fecbr seniIlas De hOrtsliza de log kstaaos
ssa:aosl JosS Maria Alcaide -. z-.- 10
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10

Trenss y ataudes de todas classes tamenos, dssds
Ell maa modesto hasta 81 mas lujoso, preciss mo
dicos, al -slcauce de tOdas las fortuuSs s-Fsciano
Fusrtes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
Be alqllila 81 piso prin-

ppai de Ia casa nmsro l12 Gale del Sol ss scess rs
EA Isvsia q i ''' '''s' w
u sH w4s -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-10
Para los SpeS. HacendadOS.

DePSsto de carretas de feje de hierro de MADEIRA
construidas en- un todo pares de ruedas sueas ade
mas todOs los articulos cOncernentes esta case de
obra como son: camones hechos, rayos pinas todas
las piszas de herro de MADEIRA que necestan para
carretas earros.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15
J. N. ROBSON
6S, EAST BAY,
(>>,MMIssIoN MERCHANT AND DEALER m
TKRTlLIZRRs.

CnARLEsToS, y. G.. Nov. lG, 1876.
IT AVISG been engaged Tor twenty
IL. years in tho GuaDo Trade with
Q minont succnss, I deem it advisable to
l 'troduce Fertilizers under my own namo
q I'd guarantee. l have made arrangements
t. have prepared a Guano under INV own
inspoction and control, called ROBSOA'S
CJTrON AND CORN FERTILIZER. This
Guhno IL of tho highest standard. Con.
t ins. among other valuable ingredients
iree per cent. of ammonia. one and half
r'r cent. OF Potash, and fourteen por cent
O. Available Phosphate. also have pre-.
pared for me COMPOUND ArtU pHOS.
! NrE Of tho highest standard. These
FERTILIZERS sfo compounded of the purest
u aterinls, aud arc manipulated and tested
rhder the supervision Of DR.. st J. Raven
q, OF this City. whoso name gives warrant
t,r their high character md adaptation for
tHr soil. / offer those Fertilizers to Plnn-
I ~ on the following favorable terms:
ROBSON'S COTTON AND. CORN
FERTILIZER, 3.
Cash. $44 por ton; on time, $50.
HOBSON'S COMPOUND ACID
PHOSPHATE, o.
Cash, s28 per ton; on timo, S33.
Planters ordering immed lately will bo
,llowed to tho first ofApril to decide which
;hey prefer, cash or time An order for a
Jaf load Of eight tons will be sent FREQ OF
lrayagej but for n less amount 81, per ton
will be charged. To Changers OF dealers, a
libefal discount will b8 allowed. ~ -
take this occasion to return my thanks
10 those who have NO largely patronized
tho Fsftilizors hitherto offered by ME, and
in collecting, their favorable attefitfohn I
pledge fny best efforts to meet a con.
tinuafoe Of confidence by Keeping the
higtIest a stanaakd Of Rext iizsgss slasts.eta u
T&sss6ss hsst oss2az5s - y VA ~ 80
) Fsy Tfaa
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

"Jim," inquired schoolboy o
one Of his mates "what is the mean
ing of rolics Z" "Don't you know
the master licked me in school yes
torday 7" eyes" swell, he wasn't
satisfied with that, but kept me
after school and licked me agai n.
That is what I call a re-lick."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15
STRICTLY CASH.,

And We assure our patrons that we
shall continue the same honorable course
Of dealing with them that WIS such n dis
tinguiShod feature with tho house Of II. &.
Shiver IL Co. We have now In store the
best selected stock of
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CAPS, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, WINDOW SHADES
WALL PAPER ETC.
Evor seen in this city, selected by ono
Of tho firm. who snpcrntends the busi-
ness, and consequently knows tho wants
of this community better than buyers re-
siding elsewhere. The entire stock will
bo offered ut prices never before equnlctl
in this section. Tho prices will stnrtle
and attract you at sight. Wo invite you
to send at once for
Samples Of these New md Hand
some Goods
And, If shown to your friends and neigh
bors. we arc snre IL will bo to your ndvan-
tago to send us q large order. Wo pay
freight OH oil bills amounting to $40 and
upwards. All orders must be ncconirnn-
led with tho CASH, or We sehd them O. o..
d., and guarantee satisfaction.
Bost ott Prints 4, tho city. Long
in the State. Well known brands Of
Alpncas mid NIohnirs. jnat imported. Ho.
siery Depattmeht-.full of we'll assorted
goods at popular prices, Gents Furnish
ing goods complete. osn department. ON
Boot and Shoe Department Is second to
none on this continent. From the cheap.
cat Brogati to the finest hnnd made goods.
Tho most complete mid best managed
Carpet Department in the world. Cloths
Cnssimercs and jeans are bought by tho
easo and sold Mt n very ymnll advance
brown and Blcnchcd Shirtings sold NJ
factory prices. Flnhnels and Blankets al
prices that will nstonish
Wo shall expect MI order from you or q
| call when you visit Columbia. 49,.
sop 3O-3m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

REASONS WAY THEY MUST PAr--THa
'f '5p WAY To WORK THEM. ,o.

1
| The Scientific american give
four reasons why capitalists shoul,
invest In cotton Inills ut tho South
to wit
~ l. Labor is cheaper at the Soutl
than at the North. ...
z. In consequence OF n milde
climate, tho necessary expense O
living il less than in New England
rs is also that of heating factor,
buildings, &C., .
3. Coal is abundant in the South
and cheap water privileges cum b.
obtained ilfsvery direction.
4. The purchase Of the raw ma
terial direct from the producer saves
tho profits of numerous middlomen
and long transportation.
The Southern factory, continues
the Scientific <imerica,,, should buy
cotton in the seed, gin and then
spin it without packing into bales.
Somo of the advantages of such a
system would be-
l. The yarn would be stronger.
Baled cotton cannot be prepared
for carding without heating, and
thus woakoning tho fibre to u great
or or less extent.
2. There would DO loss waste.
Frequently much cotton is discolor.
ed md otherwise injured by foreign
substances that have boon packed
with it. At the North and in
Europe it takes from 1O8 to l15
pounds of cotton to make 100
pounds Of yarn and although the
waste is not 80 great nt tho South,
it Is nevertheless considerable.
3. The cotton seed would be
pressed at the same establishment
and the oil and oil-cake sold.
4. The interest OH gins and gin
houses, which now are idlo the
greater part of the year, would bo
saved to planters.
8. The raising Of cotton on small
farms would be encouraged. Tho
plantation systom is not fitted for
free labor, and it is steadily break
ing up; but until cotton can be
honestly sold in the seed, few small
farms will DO opened in the cotton
section, for the reason that a man
cannot afford to buy and operate q
gin If he only plants a few acres of
cotton. Better cotton.. and more per
acre will be obtained on small farms
than on large ones.
------1so---
A Syrian convert to Christianity
was urged by his employer to work
ON Sunday, but he declined. "But, "
said the master, docs not your
Bible say that if man has nm OK
or III ass that falls into a. pit
on tho Sabbath day, he may pull
him out 7" Eyes" answered Hayop,
''but If the ass has habit of falling
into tho same pit every Sabbath
day, thon the man should oithor fill
up tho pit or sell that ass"
---ssp----
A three-year,old boy asked his
mother to let him have his building
bricks to plny with; but she told
her darling that it was Sunday, and
therefore not proper for him to
have them. but, mamma" said
the hopeful, I'll build a church"
He got the bricks.
A little boy carrying some eggs
home from the shop dropped them.
"Did You break any = asked his
mother, when he told her of it.
"No," said the little fellow; ''but the
shells calno off some Of ON"
It is fortunate that ladies arc
not in the the habit of drinking be
tween tho acts Of play. 1t would
be fearful thing to have them oil
''go out to see a man." and come
buck eating cloves.
Chief Justice Waite says ho will
not consent to the use of his name
as q presidential candidate.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

The Territorial Enterprise reports
that in Nevada there is plenty Of
money to those who don't want it.
That is worry much the case elao.
where.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

There, is.s, porter in Naples who is
tho fae sinaile Of tho German Empe
ror. He stands to tho photograph
ers for tho imperial portrait IN val
rio,Is attitudsas aud issBaheShaaz&ls
sorao thing ofie
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

The recent rice harvest in Japan
was more abundant than it has been
for many years and the native
papers have much to say about n
ice reaping machine that has been
recently invented.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

The source Of the Nile. which
Spoke Baker and Livingstone tried
in vain to discover has at last beaF,
discovered by Stanley.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15
The Presidents Message.

Whatever may be Grants lack OF
words when called upon for speech
he certainly becomes very verbose
when he comes to the making up of
his annual message to congress.
His last effort is long enough for all
purposes and much too long for the
average reader Of newspapers. 1t
occupies seven and one-half columns
OF the Charleston Ne,cs ee Courier
and is therefore very full upon all
the matters considered. We have
not space for the publication of the
message ontire, hut give the follow
ing concluding paragraphs, in which
the president briefly sums up his
viows on what he seems to consider
the most important questions upon
which the representatives of the
American people must deliberate and
act -
AS this will be the last annual
message which I shall have the honor
of transmitting to Congress before
my successor is chosen, will re-
peat or recapitulate the questions
which 1 deem of vital Importance,
and which may be legislated upon
and settled at this session:
First. That the Statos shall be re-
Juired to- afford the opportunity of
Il good common school education To
every child within their limits.
Second. No sectarian tenets shall
ever he taught in any school sup
ported, in whole or part, by the
State, nation, or by the proceeds of
any tax levied upon any community
Make education compulsory, rs for
MS to deprive all persons who can
not read and write from becoming
voters after the year 1890. It is
franchising none, however, ON
grounds of of illiteracy who NAV be
voters at the time that this amend
ment takes effect.
Third. Declare the Church and
State forever separate and distinct,
but each free within their proDer
spheres, and that all church proper-
ty shall bear its own proportion of
taxation.
Fourth. Drive out licensed i'm
morality, such Us polygamy and the
of women for illeeiti-
mate purposes. To recur again to
the Centennial year, it would seem
as though now rs we are about to
begin the second century of our
national existence, would be q most
fitting time for these reforms.
Fifth. Enact such laws as will
ensure a speedy return to a sound
currency, such as will command the
respect of the world.
Believing that these views will
commend themselves to the grea.
majority of right thinking ..nd
patriotic citizens of the United
States, submit the rest to Con
gress.
II. s. GpANr
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

FINlIE attention Of purchasers in every
L part Of this State il called to consider
very important fact, namely TINT the old
established house Of IL. q. SRHBVHSss -
CO, is not closed but reorganizch upon
the only bnsiS that can be carried on sue
cessfully,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

Chief Justice Waite says ho will
not consent to tho use Of his tlamo
as a presidential candidate.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15
q. S. GRANT.
Executive Mansion, Dec. 7, 1875.


ART INITIATING NArunE-The New
York Tribune, in speaking of tho
manner in which nature is Initiated
now by the artist, says: At the
Paris exhibition of 1889 a Jewel
maker, NJ. Topart, showed four
strings of pearls, two of them real,
and two false, which the best in
formed could not distinguish, yet one
may be set down rs costing seven
shillings and the other f70O. It
may be added, also, that diamonds
are now manufactured in Paris, and
largely imported into the United
States by New York jeweler, that
cannot be told from the real dia-
mond, nnless by the best experts.
They are Swiss quartz coatcd with
dust from diamonds, just as the
type-maker olectrotypes his metal,
covering it with q surface of copper.
The same difference exists in the
prices as in the pearls noted above.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

It is fortunate that ladies arc
not in the the habit of drinking be-
tween tho acts of play. It would
be fearful thing to have them oil
"go out to see man." and como
buck eating cloves.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

An embarrassing incident hap
pened to n Whitehall, New York,
clergyman recently. He married q
couples and when he examined the
fee found it was q $100 bill. The
next day the bridegroom telegraphod
that it was mistake-he meant to
have handed him n $40 bill. The
clergyman replied that it was too
late to rectify the mistake, as he had
joyfully used the money to liquidate
a long standing debt.
An extremely sensible Presby-
terian merchant, acting upon the
personal solicitation of President
McCosh, has given five billiard
tables to Princeton College, to be
placed in the gymnasium. Presi-
dent McCosh believes the students
will now have less Inducements to
visit tho billiard saloons where in
toxicating liquors are sold.
w. r. GARY, Esq, of Edgefld,
has obtained q verdict .of $4,000
damages against the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta railroad, for
injuries received by m accident on
that road.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

A little boy carrying some eggs
home from the shop dropped them.
"Did you break any = asked his
mother, when he told her of it..
"No," said tho little fellow but the
shells came off some of ON"