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What Donn Piatt says About it.

We printed the other day an
account of old Zach Chandler's
going down to Newspaper Row.
at Washington loaded to the.
guards with wrath, whisky and
eight or ten revolvers to shoot
Dom Piatt, whom he didn't find.
The DOM tells the sequel in his
Capital paper Of last Sunday, as
follows: es
The neXt day we had business
with the Sergeant-at-Amrs Of the
Senate, Mr. French, and while
sitting upon Il sofa talking to that
gentleman, who should loom up
at the door but the war man of
Michigan, and as lie approached
directly upon us we gently slid
our right hand into the pocket Of
our overcoat, where our fingers
gently caressed a revolver, and
had the ex Senator made any
move indicating the production OF
that navy, we rather fatter our
selves there would have been a
vacancy iii the court circle Of
Ulysses. We do not propose be-
ing snufted out by an ex-senator
or anybody else, drunk or sober.
We have observed through life;
in our checkered career, that wlerf
"A man is killed he is just as dead
when murdered by a drunken
man as when demised By d son Of
temperance. s,
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Fl y &
vouched for by the editor, who
introduces him as an experience
ed poultry raiser, says:
After several years eNpe>
rience / have become satisfied
that you cannot get a breed of
fowls that will answer for both
eggs and table use. Two breeds
are necessary, and | have come
to the conclusion, after years
of trial, that the Black Spanish
and. the Brahmas are necessary
the first for eggs they are
'non-setters), and the last for
size. Black Spanish ought not
to be allow to run with COM
mon chickens, for if allowed to
cross. the crossbreed will be
but little better than the cons
mon if any. They will not lay
more than usual, and they will
be spoilt for settlers, as they
often leave the nest before
Matching, and are unkind moth
ers. The Black Spanish are
hardy and easily raised.
The Brahmas are good lay
ers, and settlers, and mothers.
Their nests ought to be made
OH the ground, SO that they
won't have to jump down Oh
the eggs, for in jumping they
break the eggs. Where size in
common fowls have Brahma
roosters, the half-breeds will
he nearly as large and gentle
as the pure, laying as many
eggs. 10 : keep good stock,
get anew rooster every year
The half-breeds are easier
raised than the pure d Forgthe
first month, the pure Brahmas
are delicate, and great care
must be taken with them, o.
many will die, but after thai
age they are safe. The dest
of the Black Spanish is like
the game, and that of athe
Brahma is coarser but good
To persons who cannot affort
to get pure fowls, I would ad
wise them to get a Brahms
rooster, cross with the common
stock, and they will get large
!, birds and good layers.
It is only a few months sine
} eloquent gentlemen on the foo
} of Congress were viewing wit
each otherin depicting the hol
rible consequences that wer
certainsto follow, if Judge Po
} lands views prevailed and til
experiment was tried of allow
ing the people Of Arkansas t
govern themselves In the Mas
[sachusetts fashion. 1t was t
| surrender the State to til
White League, they said /;
was to deliver the negro, boun
and helpless. into the hand
the prosecutor; Arkansas wonl
run with royal blood. It tnrI
out that these eloquent gentl'
!, men were mistaken. Perhal
they are equally mistake
about other Southern comm,
. nities.-[Springfeld Republ
can Ind.)
g A st. Louis merchant wi
0 has entered the lecture fie
IT begins by telling bis audienc
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-27
Vice.


not all tbs Hefalds rake from coffin d clay,
NOT norid Prose. nor honied lies OF Rhyme,
ean oiazon evil deeds, or consecrate a Crime.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-27

A sentimental young man Of
Chicago went to see his girl
the other day, and found that
his letter had been pasted over
thetop Of preserve cans. Those
beginning With my Darling
Susan" went over the peaches,
and those commencing with
"My Own Darling" were put
over the apples. This was too
flatteringly sweet to allow the
engagement to remain substan-
tial.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-27

In 1874, 2,lOO,OOO pounds Of
buffalo meat were shipped over
the Kansas Pacific railway and
It's connections. In the same
year, over the Topeka and
Santa Fe railroad bones, g.
915,O5O pounds; hides 1,S14,-
800 pounds; meat, G31 800
pounds.
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A religious weekly of high

A religious weekly Of high
standing gives this advice !:
kiss but never tell" 1t is
very excellent advice, too, but
it often happened that a man
who has taken a kiss feels SO
good after it, that, like the boy
who finds a ajack- knife, he must
either tell or burst.
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Virtue.

, ne only aInaranthine flow'r on earth
- Ntrtne, tn only lasting treasure, Truth,
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An exchange asks what are
we to do with 4O,OOO;OOO acres
Of public land belonging to our
public schools and uniyeFsities7
The answer oftrue wisdom IS
and must ever be- keep,it.'i 1t
is the only thing that thieves
and Adventures and rings can
not get away -[Austin
Statesman: al Il iaei
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A st. Louis merchant who
has entered the lecture field
begins by telling bis audience /:
Il have had the doors firmly
secured. and not one of you.ean
escape until 1 have got through.
Beecher, Gould and those fel>
lows are very good, but what
the public wants is something
fresh and greer, aud here it is. =
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The political complexion of

luc polltlCdI CoiillIiCAiou VI
the coming State of Colorado
seems to be as follows: Politi-
cal parties are rather evenly
divided, and personal populari-
ty will go great way in the
election Of State officers. The
northern portion Of Colorado is
settled from the Northern and
Eastern States, and is Republi-
can. The middle portion is to
a great extent Democratic,
having been settled largely by
people from the Gulf States.
The election for members of
the constitutional convention
will take place in the fall. The
convention will be held in Jan
nary, and the vote on the rati-
fication of the constitution will
be held in July, 1876. Colo-
RADIO is to be called "The Gems
tennial State"
Gambling is still tile most
dearly cherished of Spanish
vices. A complete apparatus
for playing roulette or trent>
etquarante is to be found in
every household, and between
midnight and 4 in the morn
ing in Madrid, or between ;
and 6 in the afternoon in Se>
vile, in the favorite period fo1
stalking your gold ounces, o.
an orange grove, or a cOrl
forest, or a clean little vine
yard, ornext years olive crop
or any little handy trihe of tha'
sort. a8masi yaNNjfta We f,
! A NEW Trick -"Big Jack,
the newsboy, looked into
Michigan avenue saloon wlrer,
a dozen men were playfn.
cards, and standing in the doc
he called out: M 8a
There's a woman here VIII
wants to- see a feller nam
ed ~
"Tbat's my wife % muttere,
seven different individuals il
chorus, and they tumble'
out of the back door into til
alley as it carried in. the arm
OF a tornado. u
A sentimental young man Z
) Chicago went to see his gil
J the other day, and found th:
his letter had been pasted owe
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-27

Why call him the agroom"
as eight out of ten people do7
I A groom's business is to look
after horses. A brldegroom's
business is to look after bis
wife's mother.-[N. Y. Mail.
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The late North Carolina Leg
islature passed a funding bill
and ordered its publication for
three months in the London
Times, which has just rendered
its bill, charging $4,000 for the
publication. 0s9 2
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They sat and ccmbed their beautiful hair
Their long bright tresses one by one,
IA they laughed and talked IN Their cham
ber there.
rfhe rcvel was done.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-27

The authorities Of Louisville
are stopping milk wagons and
testing the contents, for the
purpose of putting a stop to
adulteratiOn.
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s
Merchants should remember
the Scriptual injunction: "Cast
your advertisements ID the
newspapers, and after a few
days the price Of them win re-
turn to you increased an bun
dred-fold or words to that effect.
A Kansas farmer has liScOv-
cred a new remedy for potato
bugs. It's to. mortgage the
farm. The rate of interest will
lift every bug over on to the
highway. aofl @
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NONE FOR HIM.-''Ish dere
some ledders here for me ?" in>
quired a German at the general
delivery window of the post
Office Saturday.
"No-none here" was the
reply.
"Vhell, dot is queer" he
continued, getting his head into
the window; "my neighbol
gets sometimes dree ledders in
one day, und / get none.
bays more daxes as be does
und hat never got one leddel
] yet. How comes dose dhngs 2
Detroit Free Press. alH1|
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-27

Malice sucks mp the greas
part of her own venom' anu
pOisons heYseH l "
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-27

The trip of the Prince OF
Wales to India will cost, it is
estimated about 81, go. 900.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1875-05-27

A Columbus (Tenn.) druggist
spelled "raphsody'' wrap
soda," andtook hisseat with an
air of personal injury.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-03
HAVE YOU TRIED
y U R II R IL R A.
,DnsS,i,x
AREkYOI
Weak, Nervous % or Debiiitateus

Weak. Nervous or DebiiftateUg
Arc you SO anguid ,sthaeany exeYii6n1
rsluircs more Of an effort than you feel
cnpnble Of making ~ 81, Es ASe
Then try JUKUnEDA, tho ~oaderf1l
tonic and invigorntor, nhiSh,aeets.s9g gbeas9
Avinlly or the sccrcu%c organs rs 10 lin
part vigor 10 al the. al fYrees,sgfs s,t5z,Sg
1t is no alcoholic hppctizer, Which
stimulates for n short time, only To Let The
sufferer fall ton lower depth Of misery's!
but it is u vegetable tonic acting directly
OH the liver and spleen. Is, .,s. ,.s@E.y sf;zgss7
II regulates the Bowels, quiets the,
ncryos, and gives such q healthy ,one.
to tho whole system, as to soopG MAKE tbs
invalid ,eel like . new person. - ~
It's operations IS. not yiolopt.g ,bntyjs
characterized by great, gcntlehcss;; Ihe
patient experiences no suddc.n change. no
marked results, but gradually his troubles
"Fold their tents, like tho Arabs,
And sil lcntly steal AWAY"
This is no new and untried discovery,
but has been long used with wonderful
remedial rcenlls, and il pronounced by the
highest medical authorities, "the mobt
powerful tonic and Alternative known"
Ask your druggist for it. -"
For sale by WM. +. klDDER L co.,
New York.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-03
ESTABLISHED 1859.
NEW GOODS.

OLD and Silver Watches. uhc very
~ best lime kccpcrs) .Aolll Gold Chains
ho'i rl"ted Chains, King ana Silver Euh
Chains, which ! enn,nnlce. Also, DrcasI
rms Collar and Shirt buttons Of MI dos,
ef'p''o"s. set Of iful Clocks Ma
can beat them Repairing done in
"ork'"an' ''''l ''ike manner. Satisfaction su..an.
so., :, CHAS. MULLER,
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LOOK TO YOUR HEALTH
TeA. EKE -.
Simmons ,Hepatic Compound.
nB
LIVER CURE,

y purely Vegetable Compound, f..
from any poisonous matter. whatever
can DC given will, impunity TO an infar
Of only few hours old for Colio or M
Derangcment Of thc Bowels. This Com
r"uni will nsSis, nature to resist tho i
hulrncc Of malarin, and thcr, by rrcser
health, II is guaranteed TO cure Dyspe
sie, ConsI,rnnon. Bilious q SICK Hea
ache, bilious or Cramr Collie IN
especially Painter : CohC, nhd all 9th
arrangements Of ,Lp Liver, Kidneys, SIX
stomach and Bewel. Give it@n tia
and bo convinced.
M"nnfac'ureI by T.. LIKING 4 SONS
Columbia. S4~Cx,.aId for sale by,
pr. W. +. Aiken, Agent. also by Dr. p
X. McMas,cr,. Winu oroy S. e. : -
jun 23
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-03

ID OTIS and SHOES, Gcntlcnicns and
- Logs Ready made Ciorling. Blank.
cts. ,awls, Corseis and Ribbons. Bleach
cd, own and III aid IIomcspurs, Cali;
cnrS. pool Cotton, Linen Dnmnsks aud
Flnn ~, SILK Bows for Ladies'. new style
Jet ecklaccs, Pearl Sleeve Buttons,
Plated SHIRT Studs, initial Hnndkcr
chiefs Something new). GrD,lrmvn's
l.'neii mud Silk linndkcrchicfs, new style
Nuhii$, Beaded Dress Buttons. Black
SILK Fclts. \ Fine aSSuri mrni If Towels
Full >s"rtmcni of Croc srry and Gla So
ware. Fancy China cups and Sauccrs
ahl G. ina Mugs.
Black Alp"ccas and WIitc All accas of
choice mike.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-03-03

S)lu)lo ''acit3 GUanO,
SlS CASH, S53 TINE, without interest
Pacific Gu. no COmpany'S Com.
pound Acid Phosphate Of Lime.
Fon CoMrosrING WITH CorroN SEED.
$50 Cash, S33Time without interest.
TINn ,"romm"Nn'r Planters thcy .onn or
~ 'l'r Ul. AMI have until LIST april
to ,ircldc whe, her they will take nt time
or cash price. When delivered from Fac.
tory by carload, no drayagc will Le charg-
cd. Tins Gunno is now SO we'll known in
MI the Soul hcrn STATES for its remarkable
effects rs m agency for increasing the
products Of labor rs not 10 require spc
cial Recommendation fr"m us. lis use
for nine ycnrs pnsL has established its
character for reliable excellence. Tho
supplies put into into market this, season
are, as heretofore, prepared under tho
snperinteMLcnce of Dr.. ST. JULIAN
KAVENEL. Chemist of the Company. Mt
Charleston, :. G., hence Planters may
r,st assn, cd that its. quality Rnd compo.
sition is precisely the same -. t hero.
rurc sold, }. N. ROBSON.
Agent South Carolina,
Charleston, :. G.
Jonx s. REESE & Co., General Agents,
Baltimore.
dec i'm
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gsPRIMH STOCK.

We have marked down our goods, ana
will sell at
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

TO THE AFFLICTED. No M tttor uUder
what form Of sickness you labor, here is
one greet truth you should keep in. mi nd :
All disease origin,tcs in an impure c on
dition Of tho blood, Purify that and tn"
disease must depart ; but you cannot
purify the blood by the use Of poiavnou y
drugs. and exhaustive atimmlNuts. Tlc
hest blood purifier ever discovered is DR.
Walkers fnToms Vinegar Bilters, com
pounded Of simple hcrbs.
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Look TO YOUR OWN INTEREST.
800 i-s,v ."f"}"
rEUrl' will vnil-Faetsn nrc stubborn
L. things and will not benz. dcnial--ro scu
must be 10 believe-ln these Days of pro.
gress. Vt am has BECOME the great, mot = G
and lnhot saving power Of the age, in all
industrial mi mapufaotnripg pursuits
and depo %thSnts: Why should Hot eH;ery
family have S,cnm Washer. i.a
Tho " .clipsc Steam Washer" is the
best. IL does not occupy the space Of one
square fc,t and is adaptable 10 any sloye
boiler or round POI, in1wb'6h wafer can DC
boiled aud with ah one Mupmf,b ca,iSdo
what is o, linnrlfysfte teArdcd 4 'tay's wash 81
from two 10 ,hrtc hoGrs. A child, tWw'clvc
ycHrs old inAy nse il aud do the work Of a
grown wo rh,I IN one half he time, aud re-
gard The Hb"r Of using IL only pastime
With it. 'shing has oeased to he tedious
or labor us, aud "Bluo Monday" hnp
cease! To be u day Of confusion and hor
ror, because with little or no labor wo or
three h"i'rs suffice to do aIday's, wasl,
without srrubbing. wearing or tearing tic
alothcs. eakinQ buttons Sc.
Time, labor. momcy ,,nnd ma eriAl all ar
precious economy is Wisdom and IFS fruit
health. wealth and happiness - Look then
economy i, washing, and save your clothe
to wear icur times hs long as when wash
eddy no :,andH and Board, by buying and
hsihk tho 'Eolipse Steam W asher" which
combined with lhnt vary attfac.i4o and
unsurpass d "EGrekh Wringor', oonsti:
tutes c,mplete and perfect W asher
every family and washer woman should
and can have il ,-ani no sensible washer. .
woman VIII, has at heart The interest Of
her patrons will oppose its use.
!, fe''Eoli PSF; B simp@ incons,ruction
scientific in. principle, SHeptive In Soik
and will wa h tho finest or ooarsest fabrics
more satisfactorily, than by hand, ,,ip from
hf!een 10 twentyiminutes. Price but 70 !,
dollars-W'll be for, ,sale tforsasiew eds !
onger at II NJ. DUNLETY'S.
june6 .t.> ! - NlFI"Af =
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sna "a MrnHs 4 s.ms % EMPLOYM ENT,

plc,c outfit scnt free. We want Il, suitable
person IN evcty .ncighhorhooa to take
orders aud deliver goods for our cstah-
lis Emcnt &. o ID. sales Of staple and fami-
~ goods Of all kinds in constant use and
wear. The oldest G. O. D. house in
America. Sales over half n million in
1874 Large cash pay to the right person.
4 real chance for all, mnle or, female, nj
raid line Of samples and n complete OUT
fit. Address ,nt once md secure your Ior-
rilory. II, J. NALL & Co q, n. Howard
street, llal timore, Md.
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The Fairfield Herald
PUBLIsYjD
EVERY TVEIlV.ESDNY Y
tJicial Directory or Fairfield
County.

sBHAroR--Moses Martin.
RnraBsHNrATlvss7J Joseph Thompson
John Gibson. Joel Copos.
L.. W. Duvsu-T. .ShcriG.
Ssp'l .B. Clo~ney-Clerk Of Tho Court.
~. Neil-Judge of Probate
W. D. Penke-Connty Auditor.
W. NJ. Eelson-Couuty Treasurer.
w. J. Crawford r-achool Commissioner,
II. F. Martin-Jury Commissioner.
:, covNrr iss,oNEHs-Jas. Il. Harvey,
Henry Jacob, Carter Deaty.
II. N. Obear-U. s. Commissioner.
i. sorAuin. rrpL,o-M. c. Robertson, J.
c. Davis. III. N. Oboar.
TRIAL 5s1 5ys11ic ss-A. NJ. Mack.y. w. r
Marshall, II. Il. Flanagan Slas ". Ruff.
D. d. Kirkland, james Carter, Thomas
Walker, Dr.. Ira S. Scott.
II. II. Robertson.
wlNssnoRo NATIONAL .hAHK OF SOUTH
eARobMa. AygHoRizEp cAPIrAL SOU, 900
PAID UP $4,000.
w. II. Robertson. President. &C.,.
Geo. II. McAlastor, Vice. President.
aaml. B. Clowney, Cashier.
M. G. Robertson. Ioiler.
DlREcroRs.
". II. Robertson, II. T.. Elliott. James
,'eaty, 0oorgc II. McMastcr. d. Il. Flen.
p,ken, Jas. B. McCnnta, Jas. II. Rion, Jas
A, Brioo, A. S.. Douglass, Col william
shnE.on, cf Charlotte, n c.
TOWN OFFICERS.
Piorro Bncoi-Intcndant..
:, wAnpExs--F. Gc,ig, J. A. Fraser, W.
ii. Nelson, j. D. McCnrley.
ouIEF or roLrcr--T. J. II. Murphy.
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%%22,l7a cash gifts, amounting to 81 ,O0U,O 600
NUMBER or TICKETS, 100, 600


PRICE or TICKErS.
Whole Tickets, i $1,000
liAlFcs 1000
CHARTERS 800
Eighths or ench co,ipon .5O
81 Tickets for lCO,O 90
Tho Montpelier Female Humane Asso.
cintion, chartered ny tho Legislature of
virginia and and the circuit Court Of
Orr II, % Co., proposes by II Grand Gift
Concert to establish and endow u "!lomc
for the Old lnfrm and Destitute Ladies Of
Virginia." nt Mont pclicr, Tho former resi-
dcnc" Of Preside ent Madison.
CorS"'s OrrICE, NcnMpNp, July 8, 1874.
1t affords me pleasure TO say that | an
well acquainted with largo majority of
the officers Of the Montrelier Fem 10 lIu-
manc Associntion, who reside in the vi
cinity of my hou't. ard attest their in.
,'cl]igcncc and their worth aud high repu-
tation as gentlemen, Ms well as tho public
confidence, Influence and substantial
means literally represented among them.
JAMES I. REAPER. Gov. Virginia.
ALEXANnniA, Va, July 8, lS74.- y
couuend them as gents of honor
and integrity, and fully entitled to the
confidence Of the public So.
.,., Il. ". W.IIUG HE'S,
80. .. y: y. Judge East II. Dist. Va.
Further references by permission His
Excc'lcEcy Gilbert G. Walker. FIX. Govern.
or Of Va. Hon, Robert T.. Withcrs, Lieut..
Gov. Of Va and U. s. Senator olec,
Senators and Members OF Congress from
Va. ...t. ,I..- -
Kemittanccs for tickets may he NJ adc hy
SpresS prepaid, post.oiiice money order
on Washington, D. G., or by register
Full particulars, testimonials, Sc, send
ior CIRCULAR. Address, HON. JAMES
dria, Va. -.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
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BUTTER ! BUTTER

TUSr Received 100 lbs fine Goshen
= Butter. Also chnlce lot Of Fresh
Groceries, consisting 6f. :! bbls. No
MAckerel, 8 bills NJ. . Maokcrcl, y
Kits No. ! Macksrcl; - Kiis No. , High
Family, hhl. Pigs feet, bhl ricklcd
r"ngdcs; 100 lbs. Dried Ton, ucs. 10 lbs
bHogn.. SauSaGcs. Also chpicc 10, Of
Sugars anl Cdrces. S$rups and Mo as ,cs
OF oil grades. Also IL fine lot Of Frcs h
Canned Goods. consisting Of Canned Sal
mon. Lohsters, Mock Turtle. Corn aid
Desiccatcd Cocoanut, P,ttcd Ham, Turkey
and Sardiaes. Also n fresh lot of Crack
ers anu Cakes, Dozen 30 >es OF Tlerk,
inner 60. Cheesc---tho finest in town. Also
constantly on hand Fresh Flour and
Meal, Bacon and Lard. md Il choic lot Of
MeEwnns Scotch Ale. Liquors aud Scgars
Of the finest Grades, Powder, Sho, and
Oaps. .
I. John ID. NcCarley.
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In the Probate Court.
Hi"0HN d. NEIA, Esq, P,oJate JuA,,.
w WhEhEAS Thomas MNcey hath uodr
~ SUIT to me to grant Him letters nf
administration Of The Estate and elr,ci..
OF Anne Wniiing, deceased 10
ih'st hre therefore TO cue ana admon.
,sn "'' n." singular the kindred aud credi
'o's or he said Anne Wnllina. do.
rrh srd, that they he and appear bcforc ma ~
'he Court OF Probate, TO be hclJ ~ H.,
ne.o court House, s. G., on the l3tb ,lov of
M3rcl next after publication hcro.
OF, at II o'clock in The forenoon ~ sbou
ca":e 1t any hey have. why the said Adj.
h'niS'rntion should not be granted
"nVch under my hand, this 9th doJ
oil Feb, Ammo Domini, 1875.
,,, JOHN }. NEIL.
J. 7. i. C,
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II :torc and t" arrive. fresh goods for
L. every tlny use, and for The holilnys.
t"i"r'd hn' Black Kill Gloves, Ladies'
Dr"s, Goods. Shawls, Boulevard
Skirts, Eas|im"rcs, Jcnus,
Domestic Go",l,, Blank.
cts. Ladies'. Gents
and 'hlidrcns
Shoes.
We would call the attention Of tho
ladies 20 our beautiful Black Silks Mt
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Spring Calicnrs, new styles, good
brands, 10 cents. per yard.
"Eall and see"
Garden Seeds, Onior Sets, and
choice variety Of planting aud
eating Potatoes.
Flour, Meal, Grist, Bacon, Sugar,
Collce,sand Lard, Several varIc les
fresh Cakes aud Crackers, Che csc. .
Soaps, Soda and Caudir> Large
Red N"iun>, N,t'na;;u.S, Nnrlhcrn
Apples, o. an.scs ali at lowest mar.
kct Prices.
The following Gools At and L.low
cost to clear uut stock,
FurS, ShawlS, h'.nkc,<. Com forts -,
and other Winter Goods,
also Millinery
Gnnd>.
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