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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
Rai1road Zines.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON d
Il BALTMOkH RAILROAD
OCTOBER rs, 1875.

Trains will leave Wilmington a. follows, for
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations, TOO, $40,
600, 9.o9 16.80 9. M, ,, A.10, T.S0, $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, l.3l q. m, 1922, $50,
o.46, p. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, 1879, s.as,
Q. m., $50 p. m.
baltimore and washington, 1882, s.os s.as, q. m.
1885, l.28, $50, ITO p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle, 600, $40, $50 o. M, 1R, $40, p. m
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, $50, $780,
Delinnr and intermediates Stations, 500, ss1 a. M
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Phile h's ana Intermediate stations, $40, q.
m, 49,, pm:
fhilp and New York, l.81 q. m.
Balt ind Washington, 12.b2,2.09 4. m.
Fo. .der Information passengers are referred
to the time tables posted at the depot.
marl3-ly H. Y. KKNNEY, Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
WILMINGTON u READING X. Il.
w WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

CONNECTIONS.
At Wilmington, with trains on the Phlladelphia,
Wilmington Baltimore and Delaware Railroads
At Chadd's Ford with trains on r. i b. G. X. r.
At Coatesville with trains on PennR X. r., and at
Reading with trains on Phila d Reading, Lob. Va,
and East Penna., and Reading Columbia Railroad,
and the Reading and Lehlgh Railroad.
E COL1N0S,
mArS-tf General Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS,
lFioin our Late Editions OF Yesterday1
the SICK vlCE-PREsIDENT.
BETTER, AND THE CRISIS PASSED
COMPILATIONS BETWEEN THE
PHYSICIANS.
PRESIDENT GRANT VISITS THE PATIENT

By Telegraph to The Commercial
WARRINGTON, Nov. II.
Doctors Baxter, Ashford and Magruder held q
consultation, this morning, concerning the con-
dition OF their patient. He
HAD SLEPT ToLoRABIY WE'LL
from minutes after II o'clock. DIR. Baxtsr
woke him at l1.20. The patients pulse WAS
then beating regular. He said he felt better
and asked the doctor whether he had not better
get out Of bod, to which the doctor replied he
had better remain where he was.
at l2lO, DR.. Baxter reported the Vice Pres-
dent as doing well every way, saying he saw no
reason to doubt that
HE WOULD SOON RECOVER
At l2.l5 President Grant drove to the Capitol
aud entered the sick room and remained about
10 minutes. Post Master General Jewell re-
mained with the vice President throughout the
night.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
marS-tf
& DELAWARE RAIL
lv1 ROAD,

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, OCTOBER 2rH 1875,
Trains will run AZ follows:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
aMeaifal.
Mystery Solved.
MeaifaI.
SUCCESS OF VEGETINE.

IL strikes at the root of disease by purifying the
hood restoring the liver and kidneys 10 healthy ac
t,vn luylgOratng the nervous system.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

A GENTS.-2O ELEGANT OIL CHRO-
IA MOS mounted, size 9xIl, for 81. Novelties and
Chromos OF every description. NATIONAL CHRO-
MO co Philadelphia, Pa. octls-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

ON AND AYTHR MONDAY OCTOBER 4TH, 1876.
Trains leave Depot, Thirty Second and Market ~.
MAIN LINE WESTWARD.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-18
PROTEST PROTI ZPOvEDI. sp

PROTEST PROTI ZPOVEDI. Spo-
lecnost pani a divek montrealskych, v
sousedni Kanad6, ponejvice narodnosti
francorzske, podala nasledujici protest
proti zpovedi:
.,Jelikoz Sc Bohu milosrdenstvi zalibi.
10, osvititi mas v pricine bludd katolicke
cirkve propajciti nam silu blud6m tenn
vyhost dati, uklddame 81 "a povinnost, po
vediti vam nekolik slov ohavnosti nsni
zpovedi. Ohavnosti ty jsou, jak zajiste VI
te" = protest ten adresovan byl katolicke-
mu knezi pateru Chiniguy-mu toho spd-
sobu, ze zadna zena bez zardeni ma ne a.
nipomysliti tim meme yysloviti je mdze.
kterak to, ze ide, ktefi SO yzdelanymi
byti pravi, zakona studu tax naprosto
nesetfi, 20 zeny divky pod trestem ztra
ty spaseni mutt, uchu nezenateho. muze
sve neitajnejsi myslenky, sve nejtrestu-
hodneisi pfani neiukrytejA skutky sve-
rovati! Nemusi knezi zrovna kovovou
skraboskou tvaf svou zakryvati, kdyz,
tax ohavne veci a mnohe oplzlosti slysice
jeste mezi lidi Sc odvazuii. A kdyby Sc
cirkev aspoh sebeobzalobou Zen divek
spokojila! Ale nikoliv, Jim Sc ieste ty nej
ohavnejsi otazky kladou, k nimz odpovi.
dati musi, vzdyf Sc Jim jinak rozhfeseni
odepfe Stud zapovida nam uvadeti DO.
drobnosti. Go by 81 pomyslil manzel,
kdyby tusil jake oplzlosti z dst zpovedni
kovych do ucha manzelky jeho jsou vpov
steny, CO ctec dcery. .hdyby vsdA jak ne
mravnymi otazkami duse dcery jeho 81
'otrayuje, co milenec, kdyby Sc rozpome
menul, jak zaketns zpovednik dusi neye
sty ieho przni! ahss 2
My zeny divky Montrealn, kteti to c,
zde uvadime, vlastni zkusenosti xnam,
nemdzeme nebi ami dosti dekovati, zc na
tax dalece osvitilo, ze blud usni zpoved
poxn&vame ze nam vnuklo neklekati
nohoum clov6ka rovnAz jake my kfel
keho, ale jedine k nohoum Kristoyfm KIT
. r. buae ocistou dusi nalich!'' e''""f
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-18

y"
,,Pomodli Sc Scraggu pfiprav Sc k
smrti !" pravil nacelnik.
,,Oh, maj gudnes grejses, hosil co pax
to pocinate? Mejte ptedce rozum ne
delete ST blazna re stareho cloveka."
,,Ze stareho zradce mel's ficil" zahfmel
nan Zralok. ,,Nedelej zadnych cavika.
Zemfes."
V temz okamziku zaklinkal ve strope
zvonecek teze chvile sletel ma stdl
listek nasledujicimi fadky:
,,Nemafte, casu, hosi. Name nov5 yy.
nosny dzob. Skoncete to Sc Scraggem a
pojdter'
Vsichni Sc zvedli.
Swipy povstal tel prayil.
,Slyste, hosi. Wy chcete toho padou-
cha posaditi ma vodni stolici. Dobra, on
jineho nezaslouzi. Ale ia nam MIN je.
Ste zvlastni poffzeni, jez bych pied jeho
smrti rad ptivedl ku konci. Ponechte he
mn6 ~
,Ale my nemame casu nazbytr'
,,M6zete jiti spolehnete Sc, ze Sc min
dobfe vypofadAm."
Swipy promluvil ma to n6kolik slov ss
Zralokem, ktery na to bande sve kazal
ably mistnost opustila. tacs
! Kdyx vsichni, al ma Scragga Swipy-
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-18

no byli odesli, pravil Scragg. mute Sc do
libezneho tlsm6vu
"Jaky zertovny clovieek 81, m6i Swi-
pyGkn Nis, ia byl vzdycky tv6j pfitel.
Nezdrzoval j-e'n alvokata Grayc, ably ii
neublizil! Ano, ano, ia isem t6 zachra-
nil pred ieho pomstou. Ty snad AMI ne
viz ze tf chitI nkliditi; nacisto ukliditi." :"
mech t., Ii tlachI. NAM tebou df-
lezltelsi jednan. Povez mne, kan SO pc.
del pan Lander. Nyfknesli ien iednou
lez, posadlm te na vodni stoici. Mame
tfi hodiny - pflhoi rosie. Nnze, mluv"
%, pan Lander zemfel, ano zemfel v
Australia, .iektal Scragg.
TIA neni rravaa,' 'pravil Swipy; Grey
no zavrazdl II tvs mu pomahal."
,Ty Ease Aertuies,' pravil Scragg, mute
SO opAtnG do usmevu, ,,Gudnes greses,
kdo by byl fckl, Ae Swipy Jest takovy mi
lovnik zertd!'
,,Nyzyvam te, abys mne rekl, kan Sc
podal pan Lander. On nezemfel An.
strali."
,,Ze nezemfel \ jak to visg" tazal Sc
Scragg udivenG.
,,Do toho ii mic neni. Mluv, iakym
sp0sobem stal Sc Grey porucnikem Berry
Landerove spravcem ieiiho jmeni!"
70 ano, ia ii povin, vsecko ii poyim:
4 dam ii listinu, ktera ouplneii celou vec
vylasni. - Kan pax isem ten papir "a
strcil e a phi tom jail SC Scragg bledat
We svych kapsach.
' iedne kapse to luplo. Swipy viel
te1e chviIe do sve naprsni kapsy cckal
,.Certdv papir, brebtal Scragg.
\ tim okamzikem zahoukla rama Z re-
volveru.
Swipy byl vsak ma takove zakefnctyi
pfipraven. Uskoeil vystfelil souGas.
no dvakrate, ale en ma prazdno. Bylo
patrno ze Sc nech!el tretiti, ale Scragga
Jen pod6siti, tehoz take docilil, nebot za-
kefnik ten behal kouta do konta iako DO
minuly iecel
MAJ gudnes greises, to byl ien iert,
ytf me SwipyGku, &c isem nic zleho me-
myslI.'
Ale ,,SwNlirek" vypalil ieste dvak rate,
a kdyz videl, ze Scragg Jest dosti pod6-
Sen, priblizil Sc mu pravil:
MAS ma tech nekolik kulkach dosti.
Pfeiesli 81 jich vic, jisem k sluzbam. Ale
ty SO zaryiou do tveho masa."
NE, ne Swipycku. prosim te nestfilei
- il ii vsecko povim - ysecko.n
Ale Swipy staremu taskdfi NEWELL
,.Posad Sc ma vodni stolici!n kazal,
Ma vodni stolicil Ty mne pfedce ne
chces utopiti p
nNebudesli mluviti pravdu, poslu te k
certu; nemam chute tax dlouho s tebou
so tahati"
A necekaje, az Sc posadi, chopil Sc ho
a posadil iej sam ma osudnou stolci, pfi-
vazal jej pfisedl 81 menu polozil no.
hu ma p6ro, iimz stolice pohyb uvedena
byti mohla.
,Nebudesli mluviti, slapnu a zytra po-
plave mrtvola tva East Riveru."
Maj gudnes grejses ~ zajecel Scragg
a oci jeho snrtelnou iizskosti vyttestene,
koulely Sc mu divoce dnlkach.
(Pokracovani.)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-05-18
CIeveIandSkF trh.

Cleveland, dne Is. kvetna 1875
Nasledujici ceny jsou We velkem. Obil
nj ceny jsou We skladech (Elewator) svJ
minkamy zvldste poznamenanymi,
Psenice. Gislo /, cervena zimni
1.3s Gis 2. 1928. A .-& -
Kukufice: S0--79 cts.
Owes: Gis. /. SO els. 2. 81 ctd.
zito: 11O-110 busel.
Jecmen: 1.20-1.50 busel.
Mouka: 7.Oo-7.25 "a sud Gerye
ne neb bile zimnf psenice mleta y
m6st6 samothe druhy ma venku nile
to 80 ctd. meme; jarni pseniGna mouka
5.75-6.5O 20 sud.
Zitn mouka: 5.50--6.25 "a sud
Pice: "a Tund hrubych otrub 24.00;
nejlepsf [ (Middings) 2S.0d = 5000
oeno: Timotejske na fnrech 20.00--
22.0O "a tonu; We storu 23.O0 - 24.OO
Sadlo V meste pfevatene Is eta pfi
soudku, ma study 10; na venku pfeyafo-
14-144 die jakosti:
M asl o nejlepsi 26-26 c.
Vejce Gcrstye 1G-18 ma sudy ma
kose.
Nasolen hov6zi maso: Ceny
stale poptavky dobre, 12.OO-13.OO "a
extra Mess.
Uzene maso sunky nalozen6 sv
cukru 12i-13. Ptedni 9 ct1; spek 1874
90 ctI, zusene hovezi Is
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-02

Some time since the REPUBLICAN pub
lished the fact that r. C. Register, justice
of the peace of the first ward of the parish
of Grant, was replaced by another gentle.
man in consequence of his resignption.
Mr.. Register writes to the REPUBLICAN
that the statement that he had rendered his
resignation is an error he desires to correct.
He also addressed a letter to the Govern
or, repeating the substance OF the article in
the REPUBLICAN, that
respectfully submit to your excellency,
if my name appears in connection with such
resignation, IL is base forgery, perpetrated
by parties unknown to me, and without my
consent or authoriz alton, and as such trust
your excellency will consider it.
A comparison OF the resignation with the
two letters will show at q glance, to per-
son accustomed to examine handwriting,
that the first was written by different
hand than the one that penned the latter.
1t is clumsy imitation of the natural hand.
writing, and evidently by person not go
well educated as his model.
1t only remains tor Mr.. Register to ferret
out the criminal
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-02
NEW YORK.
Scanneil Acquitted.

Scnnnoil Acquitted.
New YORK, December l.-Scannell has
been acquitted of murder on the ground Of
insanity, and sent to the Utica asylum.
Tho City of Sydney.
The new Pacific Mail steamer City of
Sydney has arrived from Chester.
The Grand Jury Mention Pool seIliaG.
The grand jury made presentment call
ing for the suppression OF pool selling ON
races, regattas, elections, etc.
O'Conor's Condition.
At late hour last night O'Conor's ply
sicians held out hopes of his recovery, pro-
vided he suffers no relapse.
Important Statistics that Could Net Walt
fer the Mail.
During the past thirty weeks there have
been established 8l2 newspapers and peri
Odicals in the United States and Canadas.
The suspensions in the same period have
been 4s4. This gives an average of twenty
seven new publications weekly, and death
rate of sixteen per week.
Tho Kind Of Gambling the New Yerk
Police Suppress:
The police prevented public drawing of
the lottery for the erection of . home for
homeless children. The drawing was con-
Quoted privately. fl
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-02
on Fer the Bsraer.

The revenue cutter John A. Dix, Captain
Freeman. will leave this morning for the
Rio Grande, having on board Commandsr
Kslls and hls recruits for the livse launches.
II h whispersa that thsrs viii - nsws fsm
that section within fsv dAyss vhish vill
prove deaidsdly mtasset1pg y ~ peepls d
oar ssnAtry. shosh eeytAips - - ~
eas So sssAsass YIN : psnetly ie1sss1
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-02
Court Items.

Monday, December 81, the case of John
Garvey and Charles Earle, charged with
murder, will be brought up for trial for the
fourth time. The case was first brought
into the First District Court by the grand
Jury indicting the accused, April 80, 1871,
for the murder of Magdalena Zollinger
seventy eight years of age, whom the ac-
cused had choked In bed, at No. Gil Annun-
citation street, April "a, 1871, while commit
ting burglary and robbery.
A jury composed entirely of colored men,
found an unqualified verdict of guilty,
June %, 1871, and the convicted men were
sentenced to be hanged. The Supreme
Court set the verdict aside, and another
jury, April ls, 1872, found both guilty
without capital punishment. This verdict
was also set aside by the Supreme Court
and new trial granted, which commenced
February 10, 1873, before Judge Cullom, in
the Superior Criminal Court Judge AtochA
recussd, having been the counsel for de-
fense, appointed by the First District
Court in the former two trials. ..r.t
After I've days Q jury selected out of over
400 citizens was obtained, which could not
agree upon verdict, February II (eleven
standing for conviction and one for ac.
quittalt. A mistrial was entered and bail
reduced. -t. '--'r'Ha .'n-
Cubit Forester, sentenced by Judge
Abell, for larceny, to one years hard labor,
was prominent State witness in the case
Of tho State Us. james Fordyee, . police
officer, charged with the murder of William
Forester, Cubits brother, who was shot at
the corner Of Magnolia and Melpomene
streets, ON the twentieth Of February last.
Fordyce was indicted April Is, 1875, and
the trial is fixed for Wednesday, Decem-
ber Is. -,r
, Judge Steele has ordered the city physi.
clan, Dr.. F. Schumacher, who attends to
the Parish Prison, to inquire into the men
tai condition of Charles Sewees, who was
sentenced lately in the Superior Criminal
Court to i've years in the Penitentiary, for
breaking and entering the store of Mr.. J.
A. Turnell, No. g BAronne street, to which
he had pleaded guilty; also, into the physi-
cal condition of Roman Narmsgsnet, who
shot man on the nineteenth Of September,
1874. on st. Philip, near White street. and
was ooAvictsd Of Granddaughter, and sen
tenced by Judge Braughn TO three years In
the Penitentiary. He y awaiting the rssult
Of his appeal, and D reportsd 70 Be very
siek IN the pariaA Peiscn. v = RI ~
- -.
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-02
FOREIGN.
A HIndse,s Rleodx Crime,

Htnd0o's bloody Crime.
KINGSTON, Jamaica. December LA Hin
doc employed on the Constant Spring estate
beheaded tive children through religious
frenzy.
Defeat of the Revolutionists In ssusra.
SAN FRANCIsCo, December Ia dispatch
from Tucson confirms the report of the de-
feat of the Sonora revolntionists.
Satisfactory settlement Of the spanl,A
--'.-' QuestieH.
MADRID, December 1.-Ninister Cushing
presented telegrAphic reply from his gov
ernment to ths. last Spanish note. Tho dr.
patch 10 considered very satisfactory, And
dissipates recent apprehensions. ia
TIE Ansnaed Klecsssn Dall.
PARIs, December Tho Assembly sdcpt-
ed the electoral bill amended 10 alIov ~
resentatiou to all the colonies, excei5t
Cayenne and Senegal.
GsrtschaksG and the Empsror.
BERLIN, Dscember l.--Prince Gertraha-
kof had an audience with tho Emperor -
The Priacs n Csyi,s.
BoMBAT, Demher 1.-The Prince Of Walas
has arrived ct Colombo, Oeylon.
21 f3 KhaAand.
LONDON, December 1.-The st, Pe4een-
burg. GolOs says the inceesaut rAi15 q
Russian territory prove the neeeuf1N ~
the occupation Of the remainder of Kho-
ksnd. Tsss ssssei M ~, \ 7l ~ ~ :,
Ths Fishery Q.sstisn.
The Standard eays in consequsnoo of =
recent conferences between the Enelieh 1n1
and French commanding oflcerS e -
north naval American statdens, Il + kono6!
all, soreness consequent upVn the intoefaR.
ence of the Frencn In tho NeWfonn4 4lasl
fisheries will be removed. 3 N 4
s~-L-.s-- - - 49, a.gt - - 4 Z, -Hi =
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-02


The following 10 fl ON the D0naldsonville
Chief of November a7:
Senator West, Postmaster Parker, of New
Orleans, and Judge H. r. Steele, OF Tensss,
are the only now men spoken Of this week
a. candidates for next Governor on the Re-
publican ticket. In our estimation, the last
named gentleman would be the strongest Of
the trio. The high character of Judge
Steele has been testifed to by ali the lead
ing Democratic newspapers OF New Orleaus,
hut this does not indicate, - the unin.
formed might suppose, that he is in dare
pute with the Republican party, for the eon-
trary = the cAse, We doubt II there 10 .
more popular Republican in Northern
Louisiana, or one who better deserves pop
uhfity. IL 10 likely vigorous effort will
be msde 10 The Republican 6tate Conven-
tien Of 1876 to secure the nomination Of .
gubernatoriAl eandiaass from one of the
nppG ipeHehA and what more syailebls
ma4 eeald ~ salsetsd 70 give steensth to
sneh 4evselsat thaa Jn19s eteelsf RAe
upy 611egAs EnnemoeaBi Touus, kanlse,
No. ~ ~ mn q ysst ansve = this
ST AS - - sff Z, ~, ~,
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-02

r.,.lsss-r~e o.pA..ss xssa..y
New Orleans Republican., 1875-12-02
Tho Gevernorship.

g Two Orphans to-night-Academy of
Music.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-09
LOOK TO YoUR OWN lNrEansr., ..

LOOK TO YoUR OWN INTEREST. y,
TEGTil viii prevail Fncts are stubborn
i. things and will not benr denial.--.To zee
must DO 10 believe--ln these days Of pro-,
gress. st am has become the great notiv Q
and lahoi saving power Of he age, in oil
induetriHl tnd manufacturing pursuits
and depa tments-Why should not every
family hnye n Steam Washer. ~.'n
The "sclipse Steam Washer" is the
hest. Il does not occupy tho space Of on .
square fc 1t nld is adaptable 20 any stove
boiler or round pot, in which water ,cnn no
boiled nd with H. one woman can do
what Is ol limarily regarded ny's wash in
fron two 10 three hours. a clild, twelvc
yenrs old mny use it. aud dc the work of n
grown so nan in one half the time. mud re.
gard the ,ab"r ofusing Il rouly a pasii,me
With IL. " ,shing hos ceased to no tedious
or lahori us, and "Blno Monday" has
ceased TO be a day Of contusiou and hor
ror, becnu 20 with little or no lnh,r two or
three horrs suffice TO do n .lny's wash
without sc'mhhing. wearing or tearing the
CLOTHES. b saking buttons .yc.
Time, labor. money, aud material nll ar
precious economy IL wi.domand its fruit
health, wen lth Md hnrpincs>- Look then /
economy i washing, md snvc y"ur clo,he
TO wcar four times as long us when wa. |,
ed by the 'nnd snd board. by buying aud
using the Eclipse Steam Washer" which
combined with that very attractive nn.l
unsurpnss d Eureka Wringer" c9nsti-
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woman VII has at heart the interest Of
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The "Ect pse" is simple In construction
scientific in principle, effective in work
md will wa h the finest or conr>est fabrics
more satisfactorily thar by hand, in from
hternto twenty minutes. Price but 20 .
dollars-Wlll II s..fr sale for few DR.
onrer at II NJ. Dun LEVY'S.
june
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-09
DEALER IN { 52URNl1URE

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~ Clnmhcrs and Dining Rooms. For
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aa~N BedsteadS
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1t Ia the best in the market without ex-
ception. They are cheap.
.... Kentucky t.
RATTAN and Split seat Chairs spc.
cialty. Our prices arc beyond coupe.
titiun ! .... ,..r-f ;.
& Mattresses ...........
OF my OVID. manufacture, Window
Shades, Wall Brackets, Packets and
Mirrors.
Repairing. ,.
FURNITURE nea, ,ly repaired nj modcr.
tePrices. Picture fra mos made To order.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-09

MO. 10 of the 100 choice Select ions, ;
is ready. Price 80 cts The Series"
now containa one thourand Of the --latest,
ana beat things for, Dcalan,utions. IIu.
morous Necita,ions, Family Headings ctc.
Capital for Oranges, Temperance Socic.
ilcs' md Lyceums. Also, "Excc'stcr
Iialognes, and "Noiel Dialogurs.'
Circulars free, Get Of your bookseller
ar send price to +. Carrot s. Co., 7O8
Chestnut st. Phils. We make the cele.
'bia ted Penn Letter 81 ok for c"pvin- let
fers without lrcSs or water. gents
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The Fairfield Herald
PUDLIsEiD
.EV.ERT Y WEDNESDAY Y
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Ohieial Directory OF Fairfield
County.

sEAAroR-Moses Martin. .,s
REPRESENTATIVES Joseph Thompson
John Gibson, Joel Copes.
j.. W. DnvaIl--ShuriT.
5am'l. B, Clowney--Clsrk Of tho Court
j. j. Noil-Judge of Probate.
W. B Pcake-Coanty Auditor.
w. NJ. Hclson-Coumty Treasurer.
WI. Craw wford-Hchool Commissioner.
II. L. Marlin-Jury Commissioners.
COUNTY ooMMIssIoNEns--Jas. r. Harvey,
Henry Jacob, Carter Beatty.
II. N. Oboar--- U. S. COMMISSIONER
forAnIBs pUBLiC--M. G. Robertson, J.
o. Davis, II. N. Obcar, D. B. Kirland.
n1ss.i:aai,, ssiHa ,519ysr,onsxA, NJ. Mackoy. W. r
!. . ,ss,s, lST6ss I Aiken, Sins W. Ruff.
f1ef1tNaSe2y W. Coleman, Thomas Walker,
Sbf. ira S. Scott.
L. II. Robertson.
WiNNsBoR0 NATIONAL BANK or SOUTH
CAROLINA AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $500, 900
PAID UP $4,000.
W. Il. Robertson, President.
Geo. Ii. MoAias'cr, Vice. President.
saml. Is. Clowney, Cashier.
NJ. 9. Robertson. Teller.
= DIRECTORS.
w. X. Robertson, II. l.. Elliott, James
heatY, george IL. McMastcr. d. II. Flcn.
hlken. Jas. Il. McCnnt3, JAS. II. Ron, Jas.
a; brico, a. s. Douglass, Col william,
ohnston, Of Charlotte, N G.
. TOWN oPriUERs.
Piorro Bacot~-lntcndant.
wARDENs-F. Gcrg, J. a. Fraser, W.
Nj. Nelson, j. U. McCnrley.
wINNsDoRo DUILnIAu AND LOAN AssocIA
TION.
g. II. McMastcr-Presidcnt
james BJaiy--Vicc- PRESIDENT
d. X. Flcnnilicn Sec. and Treas.
ii. N. Obcar, Attorney
Directors-Jns. a. B,ice, Saul. B
Clowncy, q. y. White, [. n. WiIhcrs. j
NJ. Galloway, +. Elder, L. B. Madden
W. ii. Flcnnikcn, ). S. Common
CHIEF OF r0LCE-T. j. IT, Murphy.
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Special Attention

~ GIVEN to the Undertake g Dep IT.
ment. | keep on hand n full supply OF
MctallicSCases, and Wo,d Ctfins IF the
finest finish. IAN calls promptly. attended
TO. My Ierms are cash. act upon ! lie
theory that short settlements mako Ion
frol ds. Et3...5 ~.
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UST Received 100 lbs. fine Goshen
- Butter. Also choice lot of Fresh
urooeries, consisting Of bbs.. No. ]
Maokerel, bbls. No. 2 Alackcrcl, II
Kits No. Mackcrcl, "a Kits No. 3 High
ram''y, ht1. pigs fect, hbl. Picked
Tongues, 100 lbs. Dried Tons &ucs. 10 lbs
bo!ogn" Sausages. Also choice lot Of
sugars and Coffees& &syrups and Mo asses
o., OF aligrades;,$35AlsoYGa fpe lot Of Fresh
canned Goods,consisting OF Canned Sal
mon' Lohsters, Mock Turtle. Corn aid
pes'ccated Cocoanut, P,ttcd Ham. Turkey
and Sardincs. Also fresh lot Of Crack. .
efs ana Cakes, Dozen Bo>cs of IIerh
liner Co. Cheese 1.-The finest in town. Also
constantly OIL hand Fresh Flour and
Meal BaconlandI0ds and u ohoie 0 lot f
" oEwans Sc6tcK Ate, Liquors ana Scears
the finest Grades, Powder, Shot and
sept q. ~ ,J'dh John / s1D9,.M'Ies ?, .M'IescAanrlley.