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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

CUT Tuls OuT-Ir May Save Yorn
LlEE.-There is no person living hut
what suffers moro or less with Lung
Disease Coughs, Colds or Cons,mp
ton, yet some would die rather than
p:y IS cents for bottle Of me .licine
that would cure them DIR. 4.
Boschce's German Syrup has lately
been introduced in this country
from Germany, and it's wondcrous
cures astonisNes every one that try
it. If you doubt what wo aay in
print, e,,t this out anil take it t.,
your Druggist, McMAsrcn & DEIcs
an@ ;;nt 4 sample bottle for Il cents
ana ''y IL or y regular fizo for Il
cents.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

teacher, Of much experience. II
talent, industry, and zeal can &C 1;
eompslias9AIn ~ I, the, ,9easeae efesutty,t he
will surely achieve 4 full success! '"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

HEMorM~-~Dy reference To- IN
advertisement ju another column il
will be seen that Mr.. J. ~ Brown
has removed from his Oh stand
10 the store formerly occupied by
MctIaughlin & Go. In his new
atoro Mr.. Brown will keep g good
stock OF everything in his line, and
l"Fohascrs will 1lo we'll to give him
{, call g.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

SioN-I1T1nsa*+ On Tuesday night
Eome parties bent upcn mischief
amused themselves. in moving sever
al signs in different portions of town,
The National Bank, Browns Hotel
and the barber-shops were stripped of
their siSn-boards. This is very
provoking species of sport, and the
police should be OH tho alert to find
the Offenders, and to prevent n repe-
tition OF their doings in future. ,....
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15
STATE OF'S0UTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF Fairfield tr1 q. =

u County OF FAlRrlni.p. t,] .,l
i.'.' "fS.H T. -
.'.'7' ..'.. =. " "''H - Y
by A. NJ. Mackey, Nsq., Trial Justice jin3
and for tho said State and County. To
tho Sheritf Of Fairfield County, Or any
lawful 'ohs'"ose''r. ro.'s1 ,,.l a.,
TOMPLAINT having ,beon mado unto
y, no by George Va Crawford, that
n. CYRUS Timmons is indebted TO, him in
tho sum of eighty tollpra+ .. ''''' .
THESE arc therefore 10 require you to
summon tho saih def'nHnet to nppear BE-
fore me in my oliic" in Wiur:si ORC in twch-
ty day" n;t"r'hn srrvioc hcr9"f, 20 apswtr
tothc said compM'nt, or iu1gment wilit b;,
given aghinse him by Acfnnlt of.n,-r
GIVEN nndcr my hand md seal ut
Winnsboro, tho 18th day Of Nn,ou, ber, :,
1879. a. nj. MaCKEY. .s
nov 23''Rw .r.. ...g - Tfial Justice. E,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

81. RELEAsED. In the las. Issue of tho
Nhws we mentioned lthat The sherif.
iend arrested Mr.. T.J. Price ,mle:'
tho suspicion of having stolen Il
horse belon gang to Nj, ". $ ;Alcn
teith Of Columbia. horse he
roae corresponding to that, , de-
acrihed i'll the telegram y ( to
tha sheriff. tt now gives us pleas
nho To state that the suspicion was
'oioundea, and TINT Mr. PRICE soon
ploVod 10 the saiisfaei,i6ii" Of thc
sheriff that ho. was perfectly iuno-
ccnt. llc is wcil SHOWN in Bis
neiG!boriiood rs an honest man, on d
bis "'ioPt, though 7 noeerHcsssmy, eH is p'uch
to be regretted. . ..u..i ... -,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

j The II suHAI. CARoIdEIAN..---Tle de
cember number ofthis excellent ag
ricultural magazine has been received
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

MOUNT TIoN Scuoo.~--We arc
much sratihcd. 10 learn. that the
condition and prospects Of this
restitution, already encouraging,
aro still improvihg, under the
efficient management Of the rrinci-
pal, Mr.. w. NJ. Dwight. The mum
ber Of pupils, already considerably
larger than it was vixen Mr. Dwight
entered upon his duties, is likely to
receive still further ncccssions
This school is certainly, entitled to
generous support from tEc people
of Fairfield, and we trust that it will
soon enjoy patronage fully com
mensurate with it's merits. Mr..
Dwight is" q, fne scholar, and
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

Masonic ELEor1oNs.--At the regu.
lar monthly meeting Of Flint Hill
Chapter No. 2, Royal Areh Masons,
held December 9th, 1876, the fol,
lowing officers wore elected for the
ensuing Masonic year:
II. N. Obear, High Priest.
! T. r.. Robertson, Kmgl N/h
j. G. Squier, Scribe.
n DuBose Egleytoh, G. OF Fl b.. 600
'"W W. N. Chandler, p. s. :,
W. H. Williams, II. A.'C.! '''@ :"
W. +: Garrison, s. NJ. 3rd Yeil.
B. r. Boulware, s. Nj. 2nd Veil.
VIM. Simpson, S. M. 1st Veil I,
U. G. Desportes, Secretary.
A. T. Gooding, Treasurer; ,.,,I {
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

VIZ Mr"T AL. Nr: -.Tnia is a sad fact.
M" 1t heAoovns rs to bo prepared to iii.
f!hht when tie tame comes Fcw0t Na v%-
PC. i unit! old ago oycr.nj,rS an,i simon
i"!''s us "l:h grey hairs tAnt Tho tina ksa
arrived wii"n We n.nst dye. TNcn g 10 Il
nr"nrd 10 ind oNt ii" best way. We will
te.! yen. Use 30 other dye tan': Dr. Tutt.,
""., -" VII! ifc- ".s"t iour grey heir;
~" disappear Ike maggie, and III thin
P|'rc- E"u vii h"vo glossy, blac& whis.
F'rs, n!9,S!nUl:c and hair, pcrirc; imil,-
ti'n q: nature, so ii;.tu:al Lha. it canuc. h,.
l'itctru. ana yonr dyoing exprnses will
bu Ia. one dollar.
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|cheap Dry. Goods, Bo3ttS, tt,.S!|39ees, SS2|3ees &c.,
GRAND CENTRAL DRY GOODS EsrEAIBBE]I5sHtmEAfA ]5t
wv. ID. r.ovrs d &C.. co1,1.,.l, lbiaMgHG1 3ia s g.

" y r.It \
ouns tarheid
onsc his ia WS q N CAS @ they ko tho largest
oCapot isnihts
Underwear r locus" .s lanens HSwihgI
single Colgate Co.'S
@s1. T 1H Nssr rAnrLY MADE " "
requested all oma
oct 23-fx1y = = , -,E Is fSVE StTC9GHRp8e'sA
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

A socond-hland hand boH-stovo'for sale
at this office. -. ,an,. .r,., .... ..'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

T~"NDoN layer heiains. currants, Cit
~ ron Extra Cfeam Chccsc, PoreItalian
Maceroni at tho lowest cnsh prices at
l. ! Ga PIERRE BAeor'fi Aearr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15
NOTICE.,

0RDERS having been received FROM
~ the Company to turn over all notes
and accounts duo lot NorcmLor last for
Gnanos, TO my Attorney for collection, this
is to give final notice. that hll notea unpaid
by lHt December next will positively bo
disposed Of as above. q ra'n
.6.t ,>rrt rIE' IL BaCOT
nov - ... ... Agent,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-12-15

Few arc aware OF the importance
Of checking II cough or common cold
III is :i:st stage. That which in ;nu
beginning woull yield to mild
remedy, if neglected, soon prcys
u?"n the lungs Dr.. Bulls Cough
%:lrp affords instant relief. Price
d cents.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-11-19
INl., '''"' 81 ROOKSr0,RE''

During: o ''51 recent visit to Sc: Paul
v made some purchases .of books, ;ssta:-;
tionery, etc., fol. the. holidays, with. a
view: to "gradually introducing and
building up 1T this point The:Wortlring-
tphhi:" Book stofe!!@1 We sliall order in
small llots IND selt f9r t{'Hqsh oaly;". The be
store,will> groM with tbs, wants Of the
cpmmunity.,;,We shall arrange: to fur
tnisli any bobk1n the.rhafket:: Persons
ordering single coyies can save 20 to %
per cent. by ordering through oSddrr store:
/, We bopein' due time to make School
Books and &llkinds of"Law Blanks IA
specially W., invite. Justices of the
Peace: township officers and lawyers to
lem Ahal ses 4 81 What small cost of(bsth
money and labor they, can be supplied,
with q, complete itopatd in,fhe', Nay L of
blanks ard tlnanualsst s.s<ast q,
z Parties = wanting books for holiday
gifts are requested to call.
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8 LEGAL ADVERETsB@fENTs.
foT1cE or SALE 6kshtbR4d10,E roRE

t. X: :.
|1W HEKEA1,s1aaba iBeoks1ayex and Henry
es as,;: ;IS hands
g aa Smith ee,an
ehtl aay Of s;'i;n s IL Sc
e.e s% OF E,eMy tays = ld
,sx 1s!s tHty d
grant. tfgSil Tie Mia II
anl being In the cot,mtyOf; Nohies5 and STATE q
minnesota, descrilleias follows. to Mitat3 Hac,z
!'G Dix '|Fs q ss iirffs
tXfve 1l2) feet laa,.lie II T. 2ssFa
;t".mumber fifteen Ws4; thence aaol*ess sail snsa
fourteen and fifteen {t4iahda l5DI FORTY iat
lgsE on line ptnllthWltA TelkA .(Ill stt4egs.,yi
Us ~ ft'I t thence said alley LII
along said Bipelows lns to 81 Thh h1s{5N l
{&saee along SAID Third Avenue to the place .:
Sy GeirS t sS
Ments and appurteAances> thereunto belpngi
sd H.. Xas ;! tHs Si|tH sd ssy q ds!Ss$f
Office Of the Register zot DEEDS e said; Nob!.z;
county In Book A,M'ges $50 land 26t -. J.;
And whereas, default has been made il 2the..
Solafs snd reii Cents, {so; a. sssidss Txsiity
Five Dollars o. OF attorneys fees, and no nc;
Is recover thu debtisecured by said mortgage; or.
Any part tese,f; rf-f{; ,,,t..,4 Aft TrSs.e ~, ;
Now, therefore notice Is hereby given that pur7
fSamt to p ts .! Sle 10 std MORTGAGE con
W9yided, the above desc lied prenlses1,wi:i bt,
s9lN ut public Asteti"'t the highest bidder. to
7 pay said debt and Interest and Twenty five Dol
oars t*5 N) attorneys fees as stipulated in aud
~ said mortgage in cAse Of foreclosure. and ti,.
dtshurstnents ALI wed Ivy raw which sale will lie
made BY the Sh.:isisI said NUbleS count at tie.
d. 4; door Of is':ofce Ut the Register of l>ets.
" the VILLAGE of Wo;ihingtomin said county and
State, On Friday, me Seventh day ol january.
t9 redemption as provided by law.
b.; :i--:''- !. = Z EIlHUJsNfIrH.~y.i! .
H.. --'sia rMoftgagee, M01thington; Min j.:
~. n. CARRIER, Attpriieyifor N1ortgagee.Is y !,
Nov. - 5-ll11W,-A y0h :..Et.: :. i W. |
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We find the following in the. Doyle'

+; We find the following in'the Doyles-
town correspondence Of the Portage
WIS. Register ,4d u c.s.. j., .y4Ip, y. 9
The great event. Of the season was the
marriage, of Mr.. D,.W., Edwards, of
James, Of this village, which took place
On! the 2lst ,o!t:: As eaflX as 10 4, N:
TO assemble 1T tile residence 1T Mr.. ala ala
Mrs: p James, who by the way Wis
the, FIRST family settling in this' in1th edi-.
ate Vicinity, tile 1duplfEate''' fof their
land Bearing date' May '8tlI,' 1850 and
upon which they@silEls eside:shNa'bodn.
'tifnl dinnerwAs servedat 10 clock! after
which the bridal party repaired 81 tt ;tile
M E.. Church, where the ceremonyswas
.performetl1by Rev. VIM. Teal; of :Gam-
,briaaIIThe church was finely decorated,
the attendancei large, and everything
passed off pleasantly. The gifts were
numerous, n, Tie happy pair,s: after re-
'ceiving the congratulations of their
friends, left on the 5 p. m. train for
Minnesota.
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IS GhblfR;ESS. 91NsDE,Nt,I, :.

u ~ MY Vr1fo " kh3o ffISt1r 1aJJ2Q 5ss:S
A II f Kit nn 6 5s1fnH .e7E
ri %, ttldh1tp f83dXessff sit ;H
Elo f!5h30o!pYf|ilh 4t 5 ND, Dct
EDITOR; ADVANCE; !. E04s will FAllow
me tohnakd, ms, pbiitkst,bow toy yourself
and vo,,r readers - th;s SIT oaun,,e.a,r-
LII Iaya.a;siy. - s,a.s.,..I -. j
a'fG s ~ 81 eot1fspon9ent, ana II yon
happen TO get little else than & salpta7
ttio,l this,time YOU must 1taka I,e az win
la tI,a dead s...t e's.,a,
70 Fight hundred miles of constant rait.
tMay taveLls slightly tStiguelAg, especI
iifAtny Wneh frequent night changes Dccur.'
b tttffese NNNaysle sure that tile 5end at
ch f., Journey was Ral1le 4lar!yyi: welcome.
y. tMsj los94tY! is 22A;i1ylnge some OF the
n1e leanMn eA1iasr SO SO well ,knovn as
ytl 1le tHeeA have put
ON !ne1f gorSeQ4S3 , ropes 0t} orange, red
ANU gryoyWn, Mlllle ihere ana there some
stqtuy-9aK ;iOr sycamore re1nses TO- SUR
slsnde FL greefIl1 1 at the command Of
SacK ffosG:t ,o.: So 1.u,J ~ . ~ s~l =,
q t tsYt!, neh1s Or general AfompiainE are
40 o'iC1's MHu seiNhge con ttast WIN our
lEFMn nlgnly tavote9 irohtfef: Il Asueaid
tteYer' sSeeIhoto9.o e almost universal
IS Sc tre'y aatanly: escapes, and noften
EWo on three are ato,Lnont ajiice, while
a. q!'tinine is in as,tnueh demand rs eoffee,
Ihe natural result Z0t' SO much Ylnalariai
poison is the prevalence Of: bilious. in
'termittaat, and typhoid feversi which
al tey result fatally. Physicians grow
wealthy i'll a few years, and many u
poor man must remit n so, because of
the lNss; OF time and money liz the sick.
iie4ss OF hiiMself 81 family, aid the DAY
inent, 0 lf "42aGetor's; bills,o which are
inp{ re " than ''maclline debts"
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EEATAEk RENbI. a'rOR::',

These who desire se to ses M i!htetestiqg
macl'ipe Ilin operation Should, drop in at
the. former Office of the ADVANCE and
see Nit. J.Adams' Feather Renovat-
or in operation. Ladies are especially
invited to gall. :: The feathers are
steamed in 4 .large' zinS; az. cyylipder;, and,
brought out, }lighterlthan new feathers
and clean rs a ''die." Mr.. Adams is
the patentee, and is selling town and
county rights. So.
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card, OF THANKS.

; 600 .EH1eDI DT 1HAShn.v II ~.
The undersigned: wishes to thank the
public for their liberal. patronage since
he took charge: of the meat store. !! He
h opes to merit IL continuance of their
favor and viii vi always keeps on hand, the
best of beef and other meats. Click
ems, turkeys, etc, in abundance for the
holidays. 1T WI. MAb1soN.
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TuAvHVnft1l'N-C,

- IHANKYGITING. ~!
There Will be union services at Miller
Hall J on Thursday isiF,n next, at II O'Clock
4! M: "'is I'tt'I !,n,f yn,, az la,' 1i.is.
The Grand Army will hold a camp
fire at Miller Hall in the evening. 1.-The
ppbliesale ipvited to attend .Qnd partic-
ipate 'Tha' supper swi l,be an. armysnp-
per without khiok4knacks. Cows Miller
is expected to be present and address
the tooh1A iE'atti":' ''!!' r"is ~ ,U1yt,t',i:
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WANTS TO JeL1'U.RN TO MYvNEs0TA.' ~
;, Tile following letter froma disgusted'
MiiinesotiAn in, d 'Sbut hern' State por|-
ttays tth['ea' copaitioh IT. mja.n'yjI Who llav;e
been ipduee4.to Leave .. healthy and en-
:terprising ,countryp like Minnesota! lin;
tne'hope of betteEing. their. condition
elsewhere: =, It Was addressed to- Hon.,
Leonard b. HQdges:,a= s,.,.. ;-:.l '.!,l III.
DEAR SIR:r..l noticed your letter Of
October LIST in the Pioneer.P Press Of Oc-
tpbeE s8th.,,.I' being "a ,Minnesotian at,
|heArti I take the liberty ,ofi writing to
yo,n, fol-; which I hope You, will excuse
me. Ilived i'll minnesota eleven years,
and heartily wish I had staid there. l
served my !timein a. Aiinnesots regiment
during, the wal, and in 1868 was deluded
into the notionto selltmy, farm, of 800
acxes.gap1 move: TO Missouri. Z have
tried my leyel hest to make. a living, and
S pmee7thipg more here, but am, sorry, to
say have lost money every year. :; Suffice
it to say that WANT to get back to
Minnesota. Your letter has, settled it.
The height Of my wishes are as folio VS.:
I want to. locate on the st. Paul and
il,acifc RHilr6ad Where there is govern
'lment land and timber. and ifI "a place
that is .or;is' likely to he, a county seat.
II 'tlie6'sgovern1sAent';1and can lie had
within 10 or Is miles of the railroad
,pllright.s Myou'willdoame the favor
to write me in answer you will soblige.,
IIhave four grown children, and, I want
to see them each own 100. acres of. ldin-
nesota soil before i leave them. ;,n, T..
II ala h...s:is1 am youlH.;s5i ,u,,s A:aWt il
= PLANK nooda. ar,fl III el.,s go
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The: Governor !n9ert:. has pardoqne'd .Nelss
Nelson's: the, man who was convicted
sever;lhweeks since,of firing the prairie.
This was done upon tile recommends
ton of a number'o of Citizens, who be-
lieyvsd the case e; to BE o'ie, of unusual
hardship :Mr.r Nelson has: been, sub
sjectedrto 2 greatndeal Of trouble, and
and although 5the penaltyris
notpaid a:ccording to law, tile ends of
the 1ax laye E1thiA a;asss it* Is t1hoa ss
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~ }'.'~a 'iMINOR'AR RIVAE. J: 'sri j.
or Thursday, at THE residence Il:
IF. McLauarlin, . 10 pound :gttl!: Win
dom Reporter please credit iitt. Worthilnrg-
ton with one more on account. u, j.,
! ri ''' NoRM1Y HolRsE: !'"' .';.'
TT. CLARK writes that he is on tile
|w:!y from Illinois with 4 half-b1ood
Norman stallion, sired; by; imported
Success, and one of his finest colts. is
three years old and weighs over 1900.
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nCxEaINGEJOF:DAY

tT'>5 tr'CxLtN0E Jof'DAH.. :;:li :; :,
After next week the ADVANCE will
be tssaed oil Thursday instead of Fri.
day. !T1his Change IS necessarily il order
to get the; paper to: eur country sub
scribers within the same. week Of: the
isSue;l, AZ! :,1;i :: .:,::Sr:, sgu vln ~
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ssHN uHCSeCN W ApkHy OCncF vyl4d{sV properly
similarly held, the parties making the required
PROOF unQef the law. ~,
!! The Commissioners, were: notified that the
bridge across the Little Rock onathe; Lii. Verne
Road was In an unsafe condition; whereupon, III
~! Miller moved that the Auditor be AND shere.,
BY instructed? to-, notify the, Chairman Of the
Board ~ Supervisors Of tlle town OF Dewald with
In whose limits said bridge Is located, to make
to cause the same. to be done forthwith, the re-
pairs + be done BY direction oil County Commits.
sioners, andcthe expense charged to the town Of
'Dewald. ~! 80 t'''.' ':''l ss''} - .}Itf
>, John ". Iyttoi, citizen ST Ransom On; township
represented that the Assessor ii, Iowa. while he
was stopping with his (Iytton's) son. during tile
Winter and Spring 81 1874 and 1876, assessed his
'horses'ih the State Of Iowa and asked that they
be released from taxation ihthis. ~. "s'i !!
The Board did not'feelat liberty to take any
action inthe matter..:a -, Il :.ti:.i1 az
+; On melton, the Board adjourned !'.:s .h;,
- 49, ;:l:,:!s "A! C.ROBINSON, Chairman:
A'ee' oEAa, AMntoE. ,'::ty.i: <i' :1'i ;'is
The following beautiful lines: from
the pen Of Mrs. J: g. Clarke Should
have Appeared sooner, but; were laid
aside in the pressof political and: elec-
ton matter: <' II D.: -. -'5i.;; !,
.. ~ - LITTLE NELLIE. SIS ! -
little Nellie Huhiston wasa precocIotis child,
inqulsliYe. especially IN regard to her being and
the future world; She delighted 70 and idafi'
about tile dear Cod aud Tie angels !>he often
SisS 9rss slug sn je.a S t RSs'f 'sm IS
Heriaith inits earnest simplicity, might shame
any 0lNS VINO profess t4 trust in: God. Hearing
sSnle person Expressing q wish FOR Something,
she asked, why don't you ask Goa forit? He'll
ye g y yog IT, always siyt Ht \ ;.k.
hal's tt lie accounted fir, t.t tie buds uF3pptd
tt. s 1usc sen, plant IN her n.om during ner
eSsa sSs %t a'fs sir s1f teek "' eisq on ne
God lent her to us for little space f ,sa
Endowed with ,wondrel.s gifts, with ,wondrous
Of form asa manner; charming, yinsome4! ways
lhas won FRONT all hearts love, from ll he;.nts
The littis Saoytnt, sprih lying tripping, feet; '
i he voice. Il merry laugh Or CHEEKY song, j.. !:
The answering chords that woke iii every breast
A1d eiItiG ,i qassti6nihss ifSis 6efiifs' ''*
Ana ao OH ~ ne, me Ieyo,ti al,d .'f the change. '
wtS lei h e spft sfsa 81 SSs ss't
Betweeirthe two OF as some angel Voice 4 '.E''
lag WHISPERED tis were brief and that 90 near
Oh! stupid we're we III ala dai Il s III 'S''
Or we had seen that! like'a ylsio, bright 49,
Ere iG tive i ar rosy Ss e s 1 Syy
Like the half open flowers that dropped away
From OIL their stems. withinher room that: day,
Fae e5 sTfe5 LIE VA 6 Y; % a ef w Sd
Gave up. his life SHE, dietE and o,i her breast -
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f. A.lSater has, made arrangements
to introtlace the Berkshire and Poland
China. stock Of pigs. See: advertise
ment.,. f., 49,, 49, ::.H ~ u. J.
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=! N =T+++! 80 y -; :!
The ladies' OF the Union Cqngrega,
tioniel Church. gave a>social Oh Wednes-
day eVeningi'at 1.-The residence Of Mrs.
Can't Siiitl, !olI: -: LH.s sd: .:nl. . y, Il
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The. enrichment of scholars for No
bles 1coln1i'ty for , the year ending Sept.
'soth, l$75,.is 95,; 4 g;al,in since E,st.' al:
nl,al report of So, "a -. :.
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The .lakeis frozen oyer. and people
are, corling up rain water in their back
yards again. ':,'u:'Inri Il, I'd! =: y:':'>eon II
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-, $, STA WEEK..

To Male and Female Agents, in their lccalitvi.
Costs iE NOTHIN&i tOIf4 try lt.s;PArtic,iIafs
FREE. r. o vlckery & Co., Augusta,
Mo1nee ts-GM.
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tlk1'Furnished'::'

THE undersigned, having made arrangements
Ito engage In the, MEX BUSINE SS pefiIaa-
q Woftpi1sson viii mix dsfy & re ess5nsEie
VEGETABLES furnished AIS. At the Lowest
!?5V p''ces .,ay bEnfohD I. Milh '
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MOBILES. COUNTY + y U ~ I 3

'a3l5sF -; ,.7:N: T. sl1! a 1z5!if lts;'t
sAUD1ron-WM NJ Bear.2s:,4 r,,l, j., !!
,TKEAsUKE.-4.' y: Hun,istoD: Co., -" :.
'KEafsrER or DEsDs-:E 6: Bell t's -H' -
CLERK or GqynT =, y; Carrier, I'D -,
6URyErOR--K! w. :Woolstoncroft.4 !iur -,.,
tS XrToxSs31M: ~ sGule:: ~ ~:
AfC0NONRR--J! b. Churchill. hoo yTT5jTf :,
.:CeuNTr SUPERISFESDsNTr7T-C G. Bell..iss
l.:yiy rli!J .ioohMlsaloxEns. ,lt, !; .,,< =
First Nssrict-I. w: Miller, OF; Graham, Lakes.
Second: DtstricEM: l.: Miller, Or Elk. =
Third DsSrtet-LfP. Durfee, Of Wosthington
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p Have your mattresses and; feather
beds renovated by thenew steam; pro-
[cess' now im,operation ut the former
office Of tlle ADvAxcE..' ''' '''71t'.
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, Have your feather Igds and mattress:
es rehi'o51xStea ~ hs e'? stealth ' Process
NOV in operation at the former office Of
the ADV .iNCE.ncao e t..,->. j ,I; 1t +,
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BUSINESS. RIBS,
!,...,~. &DANKAs.S#se &C,
BANK OF W0R1blNGT0N.

EiIHU SMITH, Banker. A.. NJ. SxIrIl,t Cashier.
INTEREST PAID FOR ;rIMlE pKPustrA,.
Drafts Bought and Sold. Special attention fgly,s
oilc; .lours rom 9 10 y a. IN aud IRON 70 /
O'Clock, y. iii. =" - ''.''' Is-27ly.
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i Tie crossings at the intersection of
Tenth Street ana Thirl: Avenue hav<e
been ''banked up' l.reparat Try to win
ter. ..t!.*'l .lt'+iir II r.{!,i.tAN
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: Blank Deeds: tnd' Mott cages fort sale
at the ADv.ANC -! Office,