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rReBATE CoUnT.

April Joseph hanlus.s ss, Gnaf-
dian OF the estate OF Anthony Ppulus.
: minor, died an inventory OF the estate
OF bis Ward.
John M. Amos Adm'r OF the estate
Jas. G.. Amos, deceased, fled bis final
account; hearing continued
W. T. Morris was appointed Guar
dian of Laura l. and Samuel s john
st6n, children OF VIM. Johnst0n, Jr, !,
deceased. Bond $500. q sasss
April 15.-W. r. Kimmons, as Guar
dian OF Mary I Crow, Z minor, now of
johnson county, Missouri, llled his iflnal
account; hearing continued = = !
Daniel Neuhart, as Guardian OF the
minor heirs of william Claus, Jr, de,
csased, fled his drst account; hearing
continued. "a.
~. Hollister, Is Assignee for the
creditors OF Mary A and EdW'd Lettke,
filed an inventory and appraisement Of
| the property. pee7a 81
| April Is Mathew Moore was sp.
poiptedo Trustee Of Mary lrena croH.
Bond S5, 800. -.
A sale Of real estate by Geo. II. Treml
bly, admir- 81 EsG. Trsnbly, deceased,
wae confirmed. ~ es.,s ss,.y
sH.sB Fsber Assignee of J. W De
wore d Co, 2led . new bond in;the can,
of 91o,000. TIE surssiss on former
bond were released.
+ April l9-Johp Ruby. aud John E.
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kEThe Editors OF the .BArnesvills
Estsrpriss are terribly angry. Hear
them:
"0ne OF the m61nest tricks that sny
man can be guilty Of in connection with
the nswspaper business, IL to take pa
- sw0yesss, essA Iey Me9sls,
q The case may be, and then move away
,oe sspd back TN, paper marked refused,
1iftllpt& niiiS3 Y ~ y6s6k t6siJtos q 4
man that win act this way il rascal ih
bic heart, and should not be trusted on
countenanced by honest men. 1t is the
lowest meanest species Of yillainy. We
have lost hundreds of dollars thfepgh
this s'seallhwag" coHADetA hut il We lose
any more wsintend ct least to make It
|ya1uf8r the two dollar rascals. Here
after Ne shall publish the names OF I'll
Lpersosswwho elepF theapapeTs Hithout
paying for u - ruAes stnove away
without settling their subscription bills
MAG. cuts close to the mark when in
pursuit Of deIinquents. We doubt the
propriety Of publishing : man. because
hsIsSnstpy5tv iainptats rdsabh Of
ma u olhsiI Iki4dl q bssiAees y tordo 50,
snd We suppose they have customers 81
the same class.
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rhe Indiasa state Csnvention.


lNDIANAroLis. IsD, April ls-The
lDeuucratie STATE Ceuvsnttpn yasealled
bplorder b. General Msnsons and after
SOMA pselininara adiacpsGo on proqee6ed
to the selection Of the following ticket :
Governor-James D. Williams, Of
Knox county.
Lieutenant Governor-Isasc p. Grey,
|df RandSiph coansysss,a5 ss'ss.tsil
Judges OF Supreme Court-Fifsk dis.
trict, S. H Buskirk, Of Morrow county
Second district, A G. Downey, Of Ohio
county; Third district, John Petit, ol
Tippecanoe county; Fourth dIstrict, Jas,
L Wordea, Of Allen county.
Secretary of State-John E. Ne6, oi
{ IRaAdolph toqntya III i6j
Auditor 81 sStst6-E He6defSeS, ol
Morgan county.
Treasurer OF State-Bep. 9, Shaw. oi
MafioSSou6ty. Y ..1s ssassh gs@ ,
Attorney Gsnetal-C. A. Buskirk, ol
Monroe county.
Superintendent Of Public .Iustrpction
Fy. H. Smatt, al Allen county. ee'sA
Clerk of The Supreme Coart-G
Schmuck, Of Perry county.
Reporter Of Supreme Court-Aug. N
Martin. OF Wslls copatE.sa ssss ~sa
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Administrators Sale,

= X p ! ~ =
IN pursuance Of an order Of the .Probat.
l.'Court bf Monroe Coanty, Ohio, twill ole,
for sale, IT publia xuc' Ion ON
Yharsdas. TIE lSsh dry oT Mny, 1876
~ /. s'sIook p M. 6pod thS eprssmisss, III.
foiiowius d-scribea iissst ss,Ais, Tee n dover
Wit: sses 90 g = &seAlt
T ia !: ihs sorsl,s J. 4dar.st Il sss north
eat quaftsr % sss lou thiftssn, townshii
thseS of range four except shoat Sns scr.
aud fourteen 70 is, moro or less, 10 th+ soutt
west corner Of said lot, sold by Bisderier
Ry6 to Jacob Ausll-r.snd except about thre.
acres in the nerthwsst corasr Of said lot
fssxs - 8AtI-nns third in hand, ono.
third IN onS year. an | one third in two ,eArs
from the day Of sale, With interest; tht
payments 70 be sscu-si BY mortgage on u,
premises soid. JACOB AfrOETRk.
i s ~ Adms Il Frederick Rye, des'd.
srr:siiIhd. s'ss~
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To Persens Ltsin9 ai & 4 i Dislance.
We want persona living sta distAsce
who want Large Bills Of Roods dis
Spring, 10 consider the Inducements Ne
offer Tor essh. It don't mskedsny differ :
ence eif yuu i've 90 or s26 milesaron
Barnssvillc, We viii pay you for coming.
Last Fail ve had great many customsrs
Who ca,ne 20 and 25 miles 10 buy goods
Of uss and . great many of then have
been back 4 second and third SimAal-
read spd told us that the gondsiss sold
then isss Fail wcss cheaper and sbettsf
good than they could iind anywhere
else for the money, and that heFesftsg
they intend 10 pay vs. cash for goods be-
cause they get them 10 much cheaper.
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The YsllST1 Cshssut ffiiagit

is for the tough skin, nssh apd muscles Of toa
HoRsEA MuLEs.ASD ANIMALS. s.sss
wshsvsmpsr get sssn . ssss ssf SPAWN
swsny, Rf6s-boas,i sWind-galls Sdrssshss aor
Poifsssii, @hich thisf5 f5tzinunts l4nskspssa-
ily benefit, aad we nsver saw but few cases
which It would not sctxfe. It will
euro when anything csn. 4 Z FOLLY 70 spend
$50. for Farricr, when one dollars worth Of
Centaur Liniment VIII toshsskss.a Thesillsv-
ing 4 sanpls Ssaak testimony produced:
"YELyERroN, o.. March Q. 1874
"The Centaur Linimsnts are the best selling
medicines We have ever had The demand i
,;sy Without sss;s 4 70. ais S..a ss's Son. y :
= "JErrERsoN. 70, Npy, 4, 1874.
s"SoHs tins 40 ! was 6hiSpta hoeslf = 8.
Louis. / xot one badly sStib asd h 81 'n11l
With great dificulty I get him 70 the stable.
ss .ss1l:ssss s L s1tsas ;s IN & yos, .n.
cess that in two days the horse was aotivs and
nearly veil. Z have bseA AvstsEinasy saE9son
for thirty years, but your Liniment beats any
s'aat set '''1 W. v.sslisIsy q rs 4
For postage stamp We win mail Centaul
Alnale codtsInins hum eds = - hoates
from svsty sssH id the bnidh.. Tins Lini
msnts are now sold by "A dealers in tie country
|sasg I I8tb6f6yfe JxB RosF &C. -
46 DrY 81, New YoKx.
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Transders q Real Bstase, J

II Fred. Ketterer to jacob Iohsy s1se
vacres, Perry township, $500.
y Jacob Lohry to. John Winter, 90
n,Acres,s Jackson IotHshts efoQ0
f. Probst to u 3 Church, Lot 18,
!. Mil,onsburg, $3.50.
= c. Earoll to I d. Riley, acres, &qnsl
sbury township, $500 = - y 7
Peter Hagerman to S. Martin, part
] lot Z, Eranklin townpbjp 3l5,s 80 IS
4 J. n. Stins to Samuel Hsys, 20 sofes,
| Perry sownship, e6e0 4
Il EnS1Il Hindmsn q n. sHtster, y
dcres, Malaga township. 600:
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~ The following ggitens are from the
Bslmont CkYnicJs, 2oth inst.
0os ysnse iIiend, : Iiids y Marlin,
Esq, hss resigned the Cashiership Of the
1sss jais is|
Geo. Win so1 pfs easp 5saes Weir,
white 2sS1 & Siessly on
Friday, Vas wounded Ia tie hand and
wrist severely by It's premature dis
chpStSz q 95SSH
The wife or McComas Amos. Of Burr's
MiIls, died on Ehprsdag Of last apk Of
ppS6 & aaa her rk1Aids 6SFe in
TERED in the cemetery at Morristown on
Saturday.
Abraham Heed, highly respected
citizen Of t6sS 6odhty dlSd Il his home,
near Morristowa, Of paralysis, on the
Alletna is1te adnn6a aissei tMinsty
yeaf0.
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a,p ,sMaLLuN6RH.

Miss AGNES CRAIG has returned TO
Woodsneld with . tullstock Of Mliliaery
and Fancy Goods. Rats and Ibonhets
will be bleached and remodeled OF rea-
s6nah,e rates. Call and examine e66ds
Place Of business South of Public
Square, in F. DfsHLss residence.
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II is now safe to say two tbingss about
the Emma Mine investigation: Fist,
Gen. Schenck will notbs whitswashed BY
abe comuittss; md snpuadly Sthe fpoit
viii make his return to England sspAlinit-l
ter an impcssibility.
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Children cry for CastOrla.
1t il As pleasant to take Is honey. and is per-
ihstiy hsrmlssa II Is surs 70 sxpel vorns
cure wind oolio, regulate the bowels and stom-
ach, and evsrsons irritAbilisy. essss1 By rash
or cutting testh Tits perfect substitutS for
,c~tas Oil and for qOssivuss in youae sriold
shore Il nothing in existence 80 effective and
reliable.
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'i'esf i vALuA4LE
Steam and Water Mil for Sale.

9sRR undstsisusd 90 shsir sAssn asa'ua-
/ YER mill. four miles ssst et Weeds1sld
- sunash Crssk.fss sale. together vish forty
aares a iasa. fhs nill has I've q Ne
B list r RE NCH BpRRe
lls h tAoreush SspaiH sna IN : ~ .nsigh-
bsrhood; not another sseam nil sNj}Ain len
Enites Of Il. There y Z geod acoeaezek vein
Of coal on Tho prsmisss. s. ~
Terms Will bs moderate, We vpuld take
) email farm in part pay. s. ~
3assis,i7lA
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The latest, great eat. and mos

Inc 1oteSt, krcoteAls ana mos
reliable remedy ever put together by medical
science for Rhsumatism, Wounds, Swsliings
Burns, Csked Breast, 30, is the Centaur Lini
,nsnk There are two kinds. What the Whit,
Eninsnt is for The human family. the yellow
0sntasr Hniment Il for spawned, lans md
strained horses and animals.-mohl4 4wI0ms.
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rive win open The last Of this
week, or first Of next, another lot Of
these celebrated cassimere suits for
Gents, at the low price Of Five Dollars
and halfs lined all threuRh ssnd veil
made. MORRIS 4 ARMSTRONG I
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The great smash-up in Calicoes u
Nav York lsst week has Feeched ~
We have opened case ot sholee dark
end light styles Of standard calicoes 1t
50 per yard:
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Com MlSSl ONEN
BUSINESS NOTICES.

fyReady made clothing at HoEF-
FLER'S.
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EgWe will receive to day Tuesday J
1st load of an Invoice Of choice Flour
'wtish Ne iksssssEshS Wy Al bassslsol
sacks, to. suit purchasers, cheap fol
sscash" r SCHUMACHER, JR.
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u. -. -, 3. cI 9 Z

Clneinnasil Lave mock market.
'7l''a e e''ila9 s s AptiH ".
= CAfFLRA Aconidon . a754si 6oy iAlr
to medium 5 65al IS; good butcher
ii6slitfesx 1 1sas 81 Is Z sxtfs st5 as; HI,
N good dairy cows ; z5a4 Is, and coarse
heavy oxen 3a4.
s.a HOG GQmmAn light g. s5Qa7s IS ;
fair to good light 40a7 Is; fair to me
'yllum issavy q 60as. .aui Z ie~good lpal-
itieS 8 TO- aT -ssis sassei s'.s -
= SHEEP-Market steady and fifn 81
from 25a5 SO for Common to fair, and
s 7bss 90 for we bestet grades. y
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To buy FARM oft Of the
ONE MILIsICN AIR e
Of .-6ns farsmlmE lands for sale s9y ths
- GRAND RariUS 4 INDIANA R1.
Stieng Soils Really Markets. Surs Crops
9csd schools X. 3, runs through ssntsr d
grsat. Settlements all along. All Inds Q
Products raised. Plenty Of water. tmbs,
and building materials. Psios from $}st..
M bst Astss y bS-foursh dsik baladss hr
time
S5s9d for iiiustr a:ed pamphlet, fall o
facts aud 6shrss. aid Be oonyincsd. Adirss
W. A. HOWARD, Comm'r.
Grsn1 knpids. A:sh.
e. III RMRcR 10y tsad n~pAA
fail y7S~eano
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"a full supply Of Garden Seeds
for sale at 1UDKINS' Drng Store.

@K you want onion sets, onion
seeds and gsrden seeds, 90 to JUD-
kKfNS Drug Store. =. zlssss =
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1Wwccds InPefial Seeding Peach
Originated Ia Green township, this coun-
n md 4 ane n IA laieat sssiasies
known to our climate. They ripen
abodl ~ Yssokq otktttr. Th4 meat Il
: xhiteish green. red near The heart apd
has . i5ne flavor. Gratis can be obtained
OF the owner. Address \. G WooD,
Antioch, S(o6fos bounty, Ohio.
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IslI,11s;l 1Il5,s

April 3l-Flour4 I 25aS IS; Wheat ]
Iesl u 80 Curl 66s6sc !; 0itA 46a5io;
Rye soaS1c..
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April 2l--Fiour 50a8 80; Whest l
Haaasigb;fssR 5sssss; s.s & s'Ess' N
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8 MAauED. .--On the l2ta ine .fby VIZ
AnG ~ - Rssss sDxsldib.
NJ. JAcos N CLlss and Miss LAuRli.
saBss4a. aiaF " ilshiSs s5aaIS, Ohio
,Qhtas n ise.y n aiFs.s.si,
H ,og{ lI|dSdq tsHpsf sfip. osnuA
M6cossEII ~ 1liss MAsraA !,
Hu1cnIssn.
1 W 4. j. whAz,
Mayor of GfaySyille, Nj. ALExAxpEz
IHnnaHssd l1ls5 Taxscts sJst WoSD
kRag{ ID nss ss evess 4 hess e ibes~ sas
. I9R tbe llslh Inst aby gs. sEsaM MssD
Esq o. Green township, MI. CoNRAp
Le.LArHr sads diss RossA ~ REsszaEs,
FhotA of fsheeto~AsAip, Msares county
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DIED --Iu Brownsville, this county,
on the i5tf day q April, fS7s, 81 Bron-
chitis, MAUD LESLIE MITCHELL. laugh-
ter Of JosErH NJ. and ELLA NJ. MrrcH-
ELE, 10 shs 7th year of hersage. s.aa
sas Ahas gsss shsrs ths shadows fallstA Asvss,
0eas iFSn ~ is,sd snssof our band, foi'
The Angsl Whispered TO our darling.
Thsn lsil spoa hsr how his hand, a.
wA tramp staid over night With
III. Gas KErrri, on, Suniish creek,
Thursday night, the Goth inst. and after
ls'hsi taken bis departure Friday mora
|i6es Mr r discovered that el00 was
[Aiesipe ,fton ths pocket q dress q
life VIC, where 4 had bsea dspasitsd for
safety. Pursuit was comneucs6 oHatuf-
day: nsfsing, stSoiate 4 Slr Abtlity.
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Woaasneld steck llarlket.

Weaasaeld stock Blarket.
ApriivzA-G1ttls, 3a4c per- ponpd ;
Sheep s@4o per pound Hogs S3a63c
per pound.
April 2l-Flour Z 75a7 25. Wheat l
50aI so; Corn 663c; Oats 49a4Sc ;
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

q - Arnesscing tie .amss Of sandi.
allei - saek., Tickets y per shossaad,
payable IL adodaee.
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You soitl kaop our storss " the sigs VI
the Big FYag and ether smaller Rags on
lhe froatof oue building. 4
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Talbstt's Oas Prics ald Cash Slsfe.
s. ssis rs eBaTnssvills, 0Ais.
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! latcorn Neal and Honinyy for sale /,
A. d BRIGGS.
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~Thp Legislature snsctsd Law
N1klef pro1ibitiag the killing q
ri dRsleg... aII443III
d.sls.lsaI sssifs sss4sy -hvt
"a any CT -
fSisEsf bssl. s The Isfsst tsf5 ~
~. f.,nal1p - - as1EaAss Ssaer- -
nush neuo = uleutH pf ;benes.
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HThs dwelling houssof Rsv. Husn
Fqsr4s Assu uiles~stuf Gsnbriape,
q &fss9 epdhf W. esstFely atssoy-
ed r. ~ lie 1teh int tpgstAee With
MT a q Soe&ent& Los sstth ha1ed
q 94oe tdiesnle zee. sNENl
EAt the eel cIoss 81 ths nd masssrIfet M IL
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New York on the 2lss inst, Bonds were
quoted as follows:
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- Coffee Is osnss ayroand at Hor,
FLrRS.
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East Lihsrty Cattle Market.
EAST LllslrY. PA, April 20. I
Il EA1EkN IQafSive| e|sfne xsotatjpas
HQGST Hagksfs 4 soslo Pailadsl-
a,Iep u ips jbt Mss
at 4 zs WOOL, toto % oibs, i 7sas 1t.
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lwxn Ns7spprta x1sAk cossid-
ernhly dsnaeed ID Guernsey county.
.so ee7;'.Is 7;'ss.Iss j: |s7isss sgs- 9 5s- "a sav.s
slss.sP1nsnA l.sslRsesiOs in 'Ai'
issse.
"a little daughter Of Sheriff LafTls
~ eps 81 ~ sakipseuihlp sselesa
- ~ III ssss.
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fIRoa.ted coffee Il asDcens ! lb. d
HOEFFLER'S.
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ET1, 900 yards cottonades It HOEE
FLER'S at from IA to 80 cents . yard.

~All persons knowing themselves
toshe indebted 10 the WoedsHeld Livery
Ss6tIe arc requested d .cAh q the Bauk
and settle before the 1st Of May.
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ssssta !spss.sA !, SO !: !. ! c.ss1.s' ] !!

CO. ss.s 'Ssi;:l J!
I - go 1slizlnls elssl~
Lssvss Wheeling every 1uSsdSy sf 9t =.
Law: I..,:: s;ll:,ls css :, ,.:,:. :: :;
lrsn the 11SeaHa vS1t ssa iPreoy y'gtnes
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ayGsh elosss 4 NJ gxp:t he sss
NJ. sk u I25
=. NsiioasI i Bank 4 4 Sssasssills
- ennznencad paying silyer.
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TIE FAMILY VISITOR.

\ LARGE scmi-monthly Literary and.
n Family Paror, containing % columns
nf the hh>'rcA Miscellaneous matter, in,
Guiding Original Serial Stories by tho
best writer's; Historical and Biographical
Sketches. written expressly for its
columns; Arricnturnl matter from prac-
tiral pens: Sabbath md ChiFdrcns Read
ing, by competent writer's; humorous
Rcnding and excerpts from tho current
literature of the day. No Advertisements
or matter of either local or n political.
character. Neatly printed on fine ,whito
paper, Rcnding new and fresh, adapted.
to all tastes aud all sections Of the coun-
try,
TERMS Single subscriptions 81 SO per.
nnnum, in advance; in clubs of five or
innrc, 81 IN per year, and u valuable
prcmum, worth from 500 to SIS 90,
depending upon tho number of subscri-
hrrs t" the maker of tn" club. Specimen
copies and full particulars of our, liberal
terms to agents and club-makcrs YcNt OF
application. Address - ,.
T.. NJ. GRlSr, PnhliShorr,
Inrkrillo, S. c.
May l3
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ESrEnpRIsE,-We arc gratified to
learn that Mr.. ". B, Crcight is
cleaning away the rubbish of his
burnt building, preparatory to re-
building his mill. We wish him
abundant success.
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NoTTCB.
OFFICE COUNTY CoMMIasIONHRa,

OFFICE County CoMMIssIoHHRs,
WINNsBoRO. S. c., Juno 10, e76.
CEALED proposals will be received at
~ this Office for thirty days for the
building of n bridge over Little River at
Brice's old mill, Township No Q. All
bids must be eaccompnnied with the names
OF two or more sufficient surctics. The
commissioners reserve tho right to reject
any and all bids if in their Judgment the
tails tfplans and spccihcation8 apply at
this office. HENRY JACOB
,. Chm Board 60. Com'rs.
iuhe 2r-x4
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Wo return thanks t. Mr. c. S.
Romedy for some very nice peaches
sent to this office Monday, Mr.. r.,
expects to receive fresh fruit every
day. .. -. ..
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AS our editor will be posted fully
about the Fort Moultric celebration
in Charleston last week, We refrain
from any comment thereon until his
return home.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-07-05

CENTENN1AJ. SERMoN.--Rev. w. f.
Campbell, formerly Of this place,
preached a centennial sermon before
!hc ralmctto Guard in st. Iuke's
Episcopal Church, Charleston, last
Sunday. AN outline Of it is given
in Mondays Ne,os and Touiey, and
is well worth a perusal
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Mr.. w. II. Garrison has laid upon
our table Quot an egg) but genuine
cotton bloom and boil Who's
next?
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RXnnoAD SonEDuLE:-Tho atrahis
ON @. G. & A. R. r. now leave
Winnsboro as follows: Going north
1890 am: Going south, 1856, u IN
Accommodation day trains Going
north, 11.33, n. III. Going south,
l2.12. These trains meet at Winns
boro. ..'. ., .. ...
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We are indebted to Mr.. W. S
Rabb for mess Of the finest Irish
potatoes we have seen this season.
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I'p-B MSS.

Posr OFFICE Houns..--Tho post
office will bS open daily (sundays
excepted) from 5 A, NJ, to 12 M.
and f,o,M 3 to 5 p. NJ. Northern
and Sohthdrn mail close at 8 p. M.
precisely; Ray" Mail delivered on
Sundays from 8 to 8 4, Nj, only.
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W1NNsHoRo NATIONAL BANK.-Wc
learn that this bank has declared q
semi annual dividend of five per
centum from its earnings for the
past Six mUMthS .'
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Packages by express are now
brought to town on the day trains,
instead of ut night Is heretofore.
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M Office;

+ T is not my business whether You 40 to
l. tho Centennial or not, but please call
TO-DAY and settle yonr Market bill Juno
29th 1875 w. r. GARRIEOY
juno "a
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Notice Of Council.

r VIE Mnrshals of the Town arc hereby
l. ordered TO put stop nt once
to all hall-throwing, hat-playing, kite
&c, within the streets of the
Town, as such sport is considered n nui-
snnce Violators against this order re-
ported to the council will bn liable to q
fine Of ST. 10 for each offence
BY order Of Council.
W. N. CHANDLER.
july Tx.
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WOOD pRESERVEK.

(NNE Barrel Oil ,:nown az ResiduuAi,
~ lad for ooalirg wood to preserve
it. eithor in building or moro particular.
ly on Fence Posts sale. by
oct 21 w. e. brKgN.
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DEATH or A FORMER CITIZEN OF
FAIRFIELD. friend sends us the
following, taken from Il Georgia pa
per: "Cul. Jesse y. Invis. one Of
the oldest citizens our county, died
Monday morning at nine o'clock
He was in his eighty sixth year. hay
ing been born in Fairfield District,
South Carolina, in September 179S.
Although quite q. youth, ho was I,
soldier Of the war of 1S12-15, and
a Captain of cavalry and minute
man during the days Of the nulliii-
cation excitement. He was after
wards elected Colonel of militia,
and i'll his Younger days took a great
pride in military afl'lirs. Col. Havis
came to Georgia in 1913. settling at
BusbyIlllc; in this county, and in
,lS47 camo to Perry to be more con-
,yeHieht to school for his children.
having always been Il great believer
III education. He WAS II consistant
member Of the Presbyterian church,
and WAS probably the oldest Free
Mason in the county,
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Lively times are looked for in
Philadelphia on the 4th of July. a
Gle!egation from WinnDboro (known
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PI@UE.

w T. hnvo q nice lot Of PIQUES many
w of which wo offer Mt less thnn Now
+ York Cost. McMASTER & BRICE.
July ].