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The true northerner., 1875-05-14

The President has appointed ex-senator d.
ID. Pratt, of Indiana Commissioner of In
ternal Revenue, vice Douglas, removed
Hon. j. L. McCleary has been nominated for
Governor by the Democrats of Kentucky.
1t is announced that ex-senator Poineroy
is making arrangements TO enter the canvass
for United States Senator from Kansas to sue
ceed Mr.. Harvey.
1t now turns out that Commissioner Douglass
crowning weakness. and the one which led TO
his removal, was leniency toward illicit dis
tiller.
Foreign.
The true northerner., 1875-05-14

THE lost children found in the streets
Of Paris are said 10 average five day.
The true northerner., 1875-05-14
Washington.

J. G. Hester, special agent under the De
paItmtnt of Justice, and known in connection
dismissed.
Secretary BristoV has commenced custing
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THE COLOR OF GOLD

in every pan they washed. He says
that the. results obtained were more
remarkable than the reports that had
been brought back by the other Wis.,
tors. The stOckade they found to be
q fine double structure, containing
eight log cabins, all provided with
portfolios. They dug thirty pros
pecting pits, each from ten to twenty
feet deep. Six miles higher on the
stream they renewed the labor of
prospecting, which they continued
Two and a half days, sinking two
holes in the earth between twelve
and twenty feet deep. Water was
found before the rock was reached
and DISTRACTED their progress and pre-
cipitated the final catastrophe. Three
members of the party were sent down
to the stOckade to procure a pump
which had been left there. When
they reached the buildings they were
surprised to find them occupied by
troops, and were Immediately cap
tured 10y order Of Lieut.. Rogers, who
was in command. Their companions,
learning of the presence of the sol
diers, fled to the mountains and were
not caught; but after a consultation
with AL Gay, their guide, several of
them determined to return to Spotted
Tail Agency voluntarily, leaving
seven of their comrades in the noun
isins. 1tASas thensthe 18th of April.
The troops and their prisoners spent
the night at the stockade, and on the
next day set out upon their return.
The miners express gratitude for their
kind treatment by the military on
the march and at Camp Sheridan.
Spotted Tail Agency was reached on
Sunday, Maya. &AIr. Craig says that
in 1861 he was in Southern Montana,
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courtesy Of NvO. Archives & Uistorica1 M
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TO California and the Pacific coast, making III,
unexarupled line of 1900 miles in
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THURSDAY. MAY p, 1919.
TIKI n. Y. HERALD ON THE
BLACK l.
Mr.. Davenport's second Letter.


On the 2sth day of April, Lieut..
Rogers captured three members Of a
party who had been exploring the
valleys near Harney's Peak. The
leader of the expedition, c. l.. Craig,
was made prisoner; he arrived here
yesterday and gave the following
narrative OF his adventures:
Mr.. Craig is about forty years Of
age and is a practical miner. He has
been in the mines OF California, Mon
tana and near the Rocky Mountains
for twenty-five years. He is grutf
and hardy in appearance but the
genial nature of the generous from
tiersmau SHOES through his eyes.
General. Custur's glowing report Of
his observations aud discoveries al
lured Craig TO this region last au-
tumn, and, with a multitude Of eX-
pectant fortune hunters, he awaited "A
long time the action of the Sioux and
the government. ImpatienCe and a
restless spirit Of enterprise impeIlCd
him at longth to discover for himself
the character OF the detachable land
in the north, OF which so much was
spoken. He organized an expedition
and departed from Spotted Tail
Agency on the 18th Of April, accom-
panied by tho following comrades:
Al. Jay, Ed. Foots, Charles Bruer IA
half-breedl, James O'Neal, Thomas
Mammalian, - Porter, - Huff,
- Eldrldge, William Craslin and
two others. Five other half-breeds
accompanied the party two days.
They became frightened, however,
on the third day, and returned.
Craig took a circuitous, and, at the
same time, zigzag ronte from the
agency In order To avoid pursuit by
the military or the Indians. War
ren's stoukade, which was erected
near Harney's Peak last December,
was reached after seven days jour
neying. The distance to it from
Spotted Tail Agency n easily be
made in the saddle in two days, in a
direct course, being about seventy
eight miles. After crossing the Chey-
enne River, the miners soon found
themselves entering the hills, about
ten miles from its banks, They then
assembled along Burnt Creek for some
distance and thence travelled about
twelve miles ENTHUSIASTICALLY, until
the stockade was reached. Here
they remained nm evening and Ak
amined the dirt that had been dug
up by the previous party under War
ren's leadership, and found according
20 Craig's statement,
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CHEYENNE MARKETS.
Reported by I. c. vhtPpie.
~,CsrrsetAR Frtsg Or Eseh TeE.I

7 sTTsat" FTRty y n" H"F.I
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Cheyenne Lodge. No. 81, l. O. G. T., meets
every Friday evening at Good TemPiars' Hail.
18th street.
limitations will BIO conducted only on the FIRST
and third Fridays OF each month. The interveu-
ing Fridays during the month Will be devoted
literary exercises. DAN FALLEN, w. c.. T.
W. III. Wnop, W. Secretary. .
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Hope Encam 5ment, No. ., T.. 0. o. F., meet
every ID and 18th Wednesday OF Teach month a
Odd Fellows Hall. "
Cheyenne Lodge, No. l, l. G. =. F., meets eTerJ
Monday evening at Odd Fellows Hall.
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PEOPLES FAV0RITE

20. -...1
-OChL NEWSPAPER, M A UOST EFF
GENT AID TO II INTERESTS X
GROWTH OF THIS YOUNG AND
Thriving IERRITURY
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GENERAL
FOTtT nara congTea-non. ". R. slreI


Territorial omcen.
SOUsrHOr-JuO. ". Thayer.
SsgrstGTy-G. W. French.
ChbJ JEstsOs 81 SUprSB.s COlfTf-J. W Fisher
AssOctIfs JHshcCs-O-. NJ. Carey. 4. A. ILoman
0r'-s StuHss COAsetOr-E p. Snow.
sHTusyOr GtEsrH- Stlas Reed.
G'cslDs' y rHtIc LOEsys-G. W. Gorey.
H-ytsisr q. >. LIHa OnGs-S. Il. WmsUt.
LsrTu0TtGL TTsDgurrr-S. ". DSwHey. ~
RTTt0FtG4 AUah0TF. Il. HAyIUrd.
IF. L.. Arnold.
L ""H'2stJiHF 81 PsAGS HktGyBS ChaTIes HuIIoR.
NJ. r. Post.
TERRITORIAL LsbrdTi1H John slBrgbs Or '.-Ht
CJnDEEtssigHsr Of HHHfgr1fOaJ X Jqsrey d.
e"ftrnHeHafHi 81 !nsGrucnsH-JOhn Slaughter,
D-srtCr AnOrus-E. r.. Juunsun
intel States COFlHtissiOHsr-J ". BrupsF
CbrE 0f lf JgdiciJI Dist7ct-J. W. Bruuur.
HIFshIL-Frank WolcOtI. JIG.
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TLTVHR& II
FEED And SALE STABLE

The undersigned having purchased the entire
i Interest OF X. = NANTAssELL, In the well
known stable situated On Sixteenth Street. oppO
site +. 5. Wilson's Bank. IA sr- this method to
Single q DoubI, Teams at all hours
also keeps cnnr5 nifty ON hand a good supply o
Hay ana Grain. al ItrazouabIa Ealc-.
COME AND BEE NGn
W. N. WARD Pr0Uriator
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-07

surely and effectuaIly control them. The ,es.
timony Of our best citizens, Of oil classes, e.
tablishes the fact, that CHERRY PEcToRAL
will and does relieve and cure the afnic,ir,
disorders of the Throat and Lungs beyond any
other medicine. The most dangerous aiIec.
tons Of the Pulmonary Organs yield 10 L,
power; and cases Of Consumption, cur.i
By this preparation, are publicly known, $,
remarkable rs hardly 10 be believed, wer.
they not proven beyond dispute. A. ZEN.
edy il is adequate, on which the public msy
rely for full protection. By curing Coughs.
the forerunners Of more serious disease. 4
saves unnumbered lives, and an amount q
suffering not TO be computed. IL chslleLcs,
trial, and convinces the most sceptct.
Every family should keep IL on hand &,
protection against the early and unpercerel
attacks Of Pulmonary Affections, which 70
easily met at first, but which become incur.
bic, and too often fatal, if neglected. Tend,r
lungs need this defence; and il is unwise 70
be without il. As n safeguard 10 childger.
amid the distressing diseases which beset he
Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHENEY
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for. by It's Timely
use, multitudes are rescued from premature
graves, and saved 10 the love and affection
centred on them. IL acts speedily and surely
against ordinary colds, securing sound arl
health-restoring sleep. No one will SUITE,
troublesome Influenza and painful Bron-
chitis, when they know how easily they ca
be cured.
Originally the produc, Of long, laboriOrS,
and successful chemical investigation. no co,
or toll is spared in making every bottle in TO
utmost possible perfection. 1t may be coat
IDENTIFY relied upon ~ possessing all the VIZ
tues < has ever exhibited, and capable q
producing cunes as memorable Us the creates.
Il has ever effected
PREPARED By
Or. ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
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The BEST TERMS EVER OF.
DOR SALE.

4 number Of nice lots near the village Of g
Cloud, These lots are sp.endidly located, are Of
good size, and will be sold al q reasonable price
ana on easy terms. Can on SIN. Martin a, MS
ONCE and see maps. terms &c.
4. VIZ. MARTIN, Agent,
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JUST RECEIVED
THE e 6 ~ EDX
ch;.s. Rheumatism. Teu-2,r;a,
Bowel T;sor-sr, a23 any
Ache - Pin.

For sal. iu Huntington lyJ. Z. CreIer. Third
Ay.aa-. ans 81 smith. second Avenue. ir
~..D..rd lbs WIa. y. uar9. Ia Da!aLuu.tc ~
e. e. Mason
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-07

DID you ever lie down on the toy.
ola mountain. whence y0u behe-d =
WIDE landscape with its fields sat
cottages spread in sileu; repo~e beior,
YOUR eyes, In your bosom also per-
feet quiet rei-ued. You forgot Your
cares. no sorrow weighed down upon
your spirits. IA unpleasant rem"m>
brance disturbed tue calm, no iu,rUt-
Ing passion dared to break the holy
peace Of your soul. and a voice Within
whispered Blessed were l., could Ire
main forever thus What you then
fet was heetiue toretaste OF heaven.
which sometimes even passionate, un
quiet spirits are allowed to enjoy. i'm
order that they may look into On m-
selves and earnestly reflect bow they
might perpetuate this Tranquil, and
blessed state. You were happy te-
cause YOU had forgotten yourself, Ice
cause YOU was free from earthly J.-
sires. -Zr}alte.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-07
n IL. BAKER,
PRACTICAL MILLNRIGHT.

Understands building ar kinds Of SSw-Nins.
Gang Nils. Circular and Muiry Mills. J. p g
ptred - do all wo. N IN. line. Has hal az <
rerience uf Eighteen wears. IA MllllalrSporf.
PENNSYLVANIA. and IN The Western Ir.herpg
countries. He under stands both water anu steam
power. also understands running al Kinds 81 saw
mills He deiieS competition both - a builder
and Savy-7. Reference: Birmingham 4 Pu.dy,
Charleston. ". Va :a-Ali wois warranted,
and done in 4 workmaulSe manner. Address
D. r. BAEER, Charleston. ". Va.
Sep. lott
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-07

QUEEN VICTORIA has presented To-
Mr.. :. Tedwcl OF Niuueola. Long
Island, half length portrait Of hen
self. iuclosed In bronze frame, and
containing the following inscription:
In recognition of the gift by Mr..
T,5vell, of au old family letter, GATED
iI74 in which Is most Interesting
de=erip, 5n OF the children of George
III. written by their goverue>>, Mis-
Planta" Ms. Tedwell discovered
the lcttes smo.0s her deceased hus-
bands. papers. /; contains aPcroU-
al description Of ne Elk Princes aad
three Princess, in \ my George Sam
ily, all Of them praise. tor their h.'u-
" and princeiy depor'ment Nr~.
Tedweu sent tbs letter t. the Queen
aud has received a reply "A ON Sues
ingham Pa,acc, returning III mas Tor
the letter, AMI advising her of 'e pre-
sent Of the framed Photograph sent
through the British legation at " 81
ingtOu.
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4 rLANr known ia California s.
"ra,ile weed" IS said 90 produce uau
imal- which eat OF it ,ymp,.u> mach
resembling amentia and frenzy y
corre>ponlcntoia Sau fIauc;>c.ue"s-
paper. writing FROM Monterey ru--v,
describes a. follow, the effect prolu
ceI ay this plan. ou hcrl % fry
horses pu ranch Ia the >oula,ca pJ,;
Of lha, county: They became crazy.
t.rsook tine farm, and wandered 81.
one Lv one over the plain, paving Uo
attention o. thcir MATES or anything
cleo. They were too mudiie,l IN their
brains to seek for water, and mo,t OF.
them died of thirst, Although they
were slid aud had never been haud-
led, any person could walk up to .Atm
On tie pl.in and hit them with hi,
L1uj, hen thcyw, u,d jump per.a l-
,usi-Et up in the air, perhaps som,
other way, and act a> though ey
were irving 20 leapa fence M 'y.rN
sop. They seemed 20 retain ia !r
eight. vet would sot turn aside iIau
ANYTHING. The poor demented beasts
would walk over preciIice wita"t
the Slightest fear or hesitation
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-07
A GRrAr CUElosrrY.-Oae Of he

A GREAT CUEIosTY.-Oue OF the
greatest curiosities in Virginia Is
Mountain Lake, in Gile> county.
The lake Is pure fresh water, abuutonr
mile long and three quarters OF q mile
wide, sunk in the mountains at an Gle
walton OF 1900 feet above the Level
Of the sea, and Is fed by no visible
stream. Its without fish, and though
some were placed in it, they have dis
appeared. Among the mysterious AT
fractions is its untathomable depth.
A line 300 feet in length touched no
bottom. Bald Knob, which is one
mile east of the lake is one of the high
est peaks in Virginia. The lake Isl
superb summer resort. The hotel
and cabins will accommodate 500 Wis
itors. 1t Is worth thousands of miles
travel u see this great curiosity.
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Destructive HceEw,NE AND

Destructive HCRRICNNE AND
Los OF FE.-The town Of Indian
ola. rexas. was visited hy a severe
storm on Wednesday ll;I inst, tac
waters Of the Gulf Of Mcxico were
driven up into the town until tuc>
were six feet deep in the streets
On Thursday and Friday the storm
increased and the waters became
very rough. which washed down the
houses. until nine tenths of the houses
in the place wee destroyed, There
we're over $50 lives lost, and tie
beach for twenty miles was strewn
with dead bodies. lndianola Is sit
uated al the mouth of Lavacca Bay,
south Of Port LavaCca All the
churches in Irdianola and the Nh
sonic ball were destroyed The
towns of Matagorda, Satoria. and
Cedar Lake were almost entirely
washed away. All the people o.
Cedar Lake were lost. II j. thought
that about 400 lives We're lost, alto
gethe-. The City OF Galveston VIZ
very much damaged hy the storm
and i number OF lives lost, but thril
loss vas small compared to that OF
other places. The inhabitants @.
Galveston, New Orleans at! other
cities are doing all they can To relieve
the sufferers. Mavor Cobb of Boston
Mass, sen, $4,000, on hearing o.
the disaster. These towns along th,
shore of the Gulf are elevated ser'
lutte above the tide, and when
northeast or east wind drives Tn
waters up the Calf, they are over
Whelmed.
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-10-07

IXTANTED--TO MANUFACTURERS Th
w West Charleston Company offers hOnu
Of from $50 - $1,000 to Manufacturers tocaiing
West Charleston. the Capitol Of West Virginia
o ~. kauawhi. Cheap coal, iron ore. salt and
[nmber railroad and river transportation. Send
| v, napand smphle.. Nay ,--fTr.
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4. q. Mason.
SEVEN SEALS WILL CURE YoU q no fAY
N.t',s.tv.
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O. n cG1 per day. Agents wanted, All classes
o. III CGUOf working people OF both sexes,
young and old, make more money al work for Us
In heir own localities, during their spare mo
mcnts. or all The time, than AZ anything else
We offer employment that will pay handsome
" f1r every hours work. Full particulars. terms
&C, sent free. Send u your address al once
lOnt delay. Now IL the time. Don't look for
YORK or business elsewhere, until you have
rned whatws o1er. 6. STISsoS / Co., Port,
q, N1lne. Jan. Il y CIR.
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haroads erte0dng Mrouyhh the entire Vest a1d No,th,yest

ard 5r r sr . PGa pia; % ana
Confinement important the souh~c. will .o be mad
M r nnec,nr with h ChanIe ono ] SIX or e
a. As TIE cit of Huntington which
vicinity VirgirIa an
the the kpaa"ba o S r s's s 1S'si
quality Quantity they
producing qualities qqnt
Of The region celebrated for the great abundance and excellent
~ 4. eoonaq CENTRE city Huntington will occupy an important
son on the Graf Trrk Len, hry which The Chesapeake and OH. Railroad
great ,a-gaa therefore be-.
great staples products the n,nu.ctur
ing State Of fasau Europe
J5 As place re"deHee in'i'n, locality
a1'Gn the 9 nat @ S 70. Which me sit.
intended rr thriving population e,Iy ob
dvanse % & e % an. Tor -, qualification Of re-
ane dPt e" .l " G" TIE A,enaes and Streets
Each lot ured residence large en.ngh allow space
posed will only be sod
A.y;'em grades for all the upon
perfect Irninag and sewerage.
, ~ 1 I i J vri !, ,Ie hb t 1sn' 'Porany Tor '%
r.[ cos' in a INSTITUTION Of vlabiet F "Sr r learning " A0d
prices $3.50 according to
eat These are present F on,Te not binding hey nd this dare
v o. T%sn 5Tery of per ' on Day Of PURCHASE nd the taanss
within thirty days Iatc of purchase,
purchase with six
per per- purchase made o1 t G r'sA2a sn
purchaser reqrei build on the lot purbaei within r
purchase
o buildings 0 be ectei
n tbeoi
Doiea and successful prosecution the scale
Rolling Nl Machine The material
unlimited supply IN. liza. of the Chesapeake ralrad and
Notwithstanding from whence ported Huntington al very mol
f ~ ~ w. 49,
The Chesapeake
cheap and pleasant via Wasbipo,on 10 Hunt
" ""'"'"e'OH -" 'o
Further information will be given application person or by
ID. w. ENNOVS, Gen1 Supt
JOHN II. OLEY, AGENT
Huntington, West Va.
No Nassau Street New York.
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/ y. BARTRAM,

E.rloce ArcLttsct e Bujldrr,
Sharon Conn.
Also. fnrnisle, Of First. o,asi fire $40
{ p furnace hrarths. round and square. u
Comp tent torcmen and workmcn FUR
ni,tei for al kinds Of furnace work and
mlsJrrv in General
-Eusign Manufacturing &C
,Iuuij ton. ". Va. 91rnum Richard
son = 'o.. L.me Rock 'o-u. Richmond
tr1if * Ne,t ~ioc -idce, Mass "
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad,

which by
mand Immense through and name
the Western stat and c les hoari.
Tho o Va
in be
III city e Huniugto nyith
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Ayers
Pectoral,
For Diseases Of tho Throat and Lun,,
such a. Coughs, Colds, Whoopine.'
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma.
and CONSUMPTION.

=. Among TIE rrea.
discoveries Of mod
lem science, few Or.
ld more real valrs
to mankind thsa
this efectual ren.
| edy for all disease,
Of the Throa, aai
Lungs. A vast n.
al 81 its VIRTUES.
throughout hi, al
other countries, Ia,
shaw, that Z,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-13
SHENIEF,S SALE.

pY tit.aS aeHGHdry EXECUTIONS tS mS
ID directed, Iyiil ofer for sale TO tht
highest bidder before tie Court HousS
door IN WianshoIo, on so frst Monday
al February next, Within ii = legal hoars Of
sale, for cash. the purchaser 20 pay for
oil necessary papers, tho follswiaG de-
sorihed property 20 wit: >. /
an that ptsos, parcel or ifdde Of fanG
lying ond situate in tho comfy al, Eair<
Gold aud State Of sou,h Carolina, ent
waters Of Little River, coniainil; a. elk
hundred and thirty.ssyeD aores, moro or
lees, from which tho hom cstead Of w. l..
Marlborough was laid If, and beun ;et
bv lands Of said homestead. Walter, u.
simon'on. Kobt. W Stevenson and others,
md the public roa d len. Ing from Bricc's
s,ore 10 hdgcr's Old bridge, known ~
the Bell Mill Fridge on Liuls River.
Levied uron ~ tiiv prJpcriy Of ". l..
Roshorough, Mt tho suit ot.she sqlph uric
Acid and Superphosphate Company
against W. L. Roshorouph. ~ -
IL W. DUXALL, 8. &c.
Shcriff's Office, ~ ,: .J I H
Winntboro, &. e., ,
Jan. IL, 1876.
Jan" l2-x3tl =, .r. ,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-13
CHARLESTON TO THE FRONT,

Among our now advertisements. is that
Of ono Of the oldest eslahli .hmonts in
State. Established in 1892, it has main.
Lainedthe frat place in its Ii, Of bu mess
with large experience and unsurpassed.
facilities, Messrs, Walker, Evans Il Cogs.
we'll are prepared to sustnin The reputa-
tion OF their establishment. Like 4. T.
stewart. they believe in newspaper ndver-
Using. aud take this means 10 announce
that they hive this season added very
largely 10 their stock of type and
machinery. and are better prepared than
ever to please thoir customers. We wish
Them every success.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-13
FIIRCHGOTT, BENEDICT & CO
CH RLES rON, 5. 9.

Oifar To tbs ?I,t,I nj i.I'. 81. in gonern
an I'nman.c aud well selected stock .
Dry t,u Is, Errats. Oil Clolhs, Mat,ings
&c, It the luwsM prices. Herewith they
nnncxths pri asof :. few artiales-Ca.icoa,
from 6'o l):., Long cloths, from 40
lac. . Brown it,maspuns, extra heavy,
from 10 l0o., jeans, from l2Jc. up.
warts. vi i1sin res. from do. upwards,
F'annelo; from 20 TO I'D. I"die1', Misses
and Cents 't,sc, 49,. :Sl.l5, $2.00 per
ioz. and upwards, S SIspenlnrs. 81 40 rcr
l'z. and ""wnrds. LnIies' and Gent.
Pocket handkerchief, from 600. per doz.
and upwards. Black and Colored Alpacas
zoe, and upwards, Dress Goods, from CSC
upwards. Ladies' aud Geut5' Furnishing
Goods, housekeeping Goods, Fancy u 10 ds
Ribbons. Notions, 10, from l5 ID rs per
c'nt. cheaper than elsewher Samples
sent and orders promptly filed. All
retail orders from $40 90 upwarda aant
pr Express trce OF charge: A liberal
discount to Wholesale dealers.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-13
The State of SDuth CarOlim,l;
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.


Nv THE COMMON ILEAS.
Jonathan Stanton. Plaintiff ag aihst James
SAWS, Defendant.
TO N. NJ. Laws. Susanna II. IIinnaLt,
{wifc Of Jamcs s. ilinnnn!), Lizzie K.
Stdkos (wife Of John Siokcs), heirs of
James La We, tho above named Defend
api
V-OU arc her-h hp summoned and re.
L. quiIel 10 show cause within twenty
days after the service hereof upon you, If
any you can, why the execution issued
on the Judgment entered III this nciio on
the seventh dry OF February, a. y. 1867,
in the Office OF lh6 Clerk of tho Court o
Common Pleas tor The County and State
aforesaid, III ihvor Of the above nimed
Defendant, James bIwa, for tho stlm Of
four hundred and fur dollars and sixty
seven cents, and fifteen dollars cds,s; and
Iich a, been retained unsatisiicd. OK.
cept hs /" the costs and the sum ofelghty.
iou: dollars aad Jixty five cents applied
~ the debt nnd interest on tho -. day
of Aiu!cli; Is ID. 1868, shall not DO renew.
ed Hru if Sea fail to show caust as aiore-
snid by answer served on the Subscribers
Mt tliai" olit;e, No. 4. Law Range, Win,is :.
boro, So. Ca the SAINT will bG so ronsw.d
according 10 the Act OF the General As.
scmbly in such case made and provided
1Ith December, 1874.
NlcCANTS & DOUGLASS;
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
70 Lizzie Il. Stokes. ons o. .hc heirs Of
jaime. Laws, daceased
Take notice that the summons TO show
cause, OF Which tho foregoing s O ,by,
was tlcl in tho office OF the Clerk Of The
Court common Pleas, in the County Of
Fairfield in the State Of South Carolina, u,
the 7th d.y of Jnnaary, a. d. 1876.
7th January, 1875.
McCANTS b DOUGLASS,
Plaintiffs Attorney ).
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