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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30
A Generous ORev.

John d. Loynachan. Of Gold Hill. has
been appointed u Of the judges Of the
shooting match at the Pioneer excursion
which will take place at Carson on the
23d Of noxt month. In order 10 make the
thing more interesting, Mr.. Loynachan
generously that to the man
Of the winning team who makes the
best score, he will give an additional prize
Of $50 gold coin VI the United States.
This, in connection with the elegant gold
medal offered by the Pioneers. will make
IL an object to tho boys 10 do their level
bSxt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30
q, n. GALLUP.

O. II. oALLur. opposite tho Bank Of califor.
mia. Gold mn. keeps constantly on hand ell
favwite brands Il impoued C.farr. oho!ce bit
cigars. all II de Of ehe.ing Tobacco. r.eef.
schsum pipes, nuts, eandlrs. fns ~eutiers. and
toys and iALry gaois Of ali kinds. sp73 IN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30
sVDDRN CHANGRn

10 the vtsther are productive Of Throat D.
s,.es. Coughs and Colds. There 10 no more
edectuai relief 10 BE- iound than In the ufs Of
Brovu'v bronchial Trorhes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30
CARD.

To ali Who are suffering from the erross 'na
,,s,.,r,,ioo. Of youth. nervous weskn-ss. cary
dessy, loss Of msnhood. etc. ! will ssnd
,,-..,nt tina, will cure you. rae. OF caAso..
Tn,, rrrsl rvm-iy undiscovered o. ns-,ou,
ri I'M south America. send sea-a,ws
rayeiope to the REV. Joshru hNSN"'
misc en-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30
The coMsTocK.
Latest official Mining News
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
May 30, 1917.

A More Healthy Ossisek. Bssh IN
o and Mines ChasEes II
Mas agemeat-Ore Prospects and
Expiersttoas Eastward-Cestin.
untisn OF ths 0reat bosansa
Below ~ I05o-fset Ievsi-ro-
Days Review OF d MtWea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30
DIVIDENDS.

Cn~iiferuia-f7 per share, agsrcsaiins si'vso..
oS: declared May I;h; payable May
18th.
Consolidated virxtnin--ta pc share.
aggrr.siing si.0-o.oo0; declared NAV "h'
uavable Nav 18th.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30
cnRAr ~PnOTOGRArm-.

p,e,ur.s taken al rsdac~d prices al the srrai
y,,ipr photograph Gallery. Cards, 81 per
ao.en, Cabinets. ~ per dozen; Gsm., two
dozen for dny cents. AL other pis,a,s. ="
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30

nay. Review Of The Mis~..
During the past week there has been
considerable Of q stifiening In the stock
market. with q slow but healthy tendency
to advance. The principal advance has
been In bouanza stocks, stimulated by
continued improvement In the BONANZA
itself. and the prospect for continuance OF
dividends. aided In no small degree by e.
tensive orders from tho East and Europe.
those people now beginning to rsalizs. that
money invested in tho mines Of the Com
stock is liable to yield rich returns. In
vestmen,s from that quarter are generally
Of = permanent character. based upon
financial calculation As 10 future profits
and returns. Spectators nearer home,
however. do notseem to have full confidence
Just yet. but arc more inclined 10 sell at .
small profit. realizing on short turns. The
general aspce, Of the market has q good.
permanent, look. and people generally are
more inclined 10 buy than they have been
far m.uv weak, mast. Importau, changes
In tho ownership and management Of
some Of the principal mines arc rumorsd
as .oon to take place. A more hopeful
anil confident feeling Is apparent on all
sides. and some new mining d~svelopmsat
Of yiqhs is only needed TO give \ booming
u,,L.,
Ju.,iee 4, ,ielliuy better than ever and
shaving ere., Improvement at tho
lower levels increased quantities Of good
mr., hahn. deyelop.d. Crown Point Is
,,o.,.e,inr farther east than hsretoforo,
IL, .r.,, .,,oc,a,ion. I'm tina, direction,
y.llow J,ecket. also /: and a GOOD ore vein
4. ,rs,,v .uro 10 he developed in the east.
ward working, Of the Best 4 Bslchsr.
Gould 4 Curry, Savage and vicinity.
Tho ore veins already passed through by
the su,ro Tunnel show the importance
Of explorations TO the eastward. Tho
ho,,n,, Management understand and ap-
nr,,ia,. ,hi. and ar, steadily working and
n-.,,,ipc sor extensive explorstions at
their lower levels both to the south aud
east. A. TO the bonanza itself there is no
discount, on its true merits. Both the
Consolidated Virginia and the California
are making heavier bullion shipments
than ever. The winze. below the 1850
foot level. to connect with the main
d,if, v,,. now being run AT tho 1850
.. =. -. ,,a ~ and T.
'"o' WV "'"
shaft Is still in very rich orc hswih inc
permanenco Of tho bonanza and continue
10, IN .,ill yr,a,.r Jeptbs. To-day being
-, n'. =, -, ho,,I.v ,he
-. ~, NO.
- -
'ha'''"' "' aPP
Aou 'a ~
sun mafAe' 'o."or''"
pe'o. we
"Af! VI '"'
mformsuoh' uofiVeu isoin ono'A' A"'
authentic sources. showing ths situation
NJ ..eb mine ,o-J,y mn 10 the time "
going !" press
Ophtr.
D,ilv Wall 40 ton, Of ore. kceping the
ug.aI,..u I'M. .-..,i,, Th. .,..
a.. ,ooo 90, ,syol
-. ,.,,,., A..
-. a.. - a.
o.S' "'""ss o 800 49,. -,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30

CENp 3So. TO O. r. ROwRLL D 90
y New York. fer Pamphlet. OF 100 paess. con
tanning tsts Of 400 Newspaper. and sainstss
shoutng cot Of advuasing. mx1i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30

Lfos's KAnlAnos makss beautiful. hossy,
lururisnt hair; prevents its falling out 90 turn.
fng pray. II has st,ol tile test OF forty year.,
Il eharmlnsly pcrfumsi. and hes no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30

~ Also . large sto, 4 Of MISSES AND
{ HILDtEN'S hnOss AND SLiPPkRs. too
numerous TO menuon a. propOrtionatsiy low
Y,Iiurvs hs ss.s and sto Q to rent.
spT I'm O. A. NoLTRMKlER.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30
Consolidated virriaia.


...... y--
"" '"
The daily yield OF ore has been increased
| 10 500 tons per day, which Is being crushed
he an. u;,i. n. Ia, a.. 4, 4. EXTRACTED. Thu
" -
orc breasts and slopes on the iooo-ioo'
| level never looked better or yielded richer
ma. ,h.n a, ,h,. ,;ua The dopble vinze
$50 -, .......
sinking oeio~ inc io'o io'e'
WIN inc "es' sih' iio" ~
on tne i.oo-Ioo. issei m - go.
on ,Sa ts,o anil iIOO.foot levels continue
| TO Weld their usual quotas Of rich ore.
The work Of enlarging the main south
drift on The io9o.ie'ei Is syLns ssas on,
o.s1 h.. hon connected with the upraise
from tho i6sO-foot level. which greatly as.
sists the ventilation OF tho lower levels OF
| the mine. A drift Is being run to the
| south and east on the i55O-foot level to de-
| termine tho character VI the ore vein In
| that direction. An east WINE Il about to
be started on the east side Of the ledge In
| the southeast portion Of the mine. TO CON
| meet with the south drifts on the l650-foot
level 10 prospect tho ore-vein and better
ven,,a.e .na p, ,har. A.. ny CHANCES of
tne Ifoo,ioos I, ~. ~. s,ons. TIs "a.
lnieIes. ~ A"y ,nac,in. arir,. with the
PsiIs : r,s.s nm ,hs i'm and iaoO-foot
rou,u .,cellcnt procre,s. on
rve,s : I'M, ~ nos,,, ,,,;f, from he
tne i,oV,ioo. Io,s' Iaiun nushs,, s,asdiiv
uou q gurryu ~ M. Lift, i. inssn.s
orwa,u. ino 49,. go aa..,,I,. h.rd
and tho roek ln .ne ,A.o ,nnra's ..n y,
so thA' pu. very so" Sr,u on ,hs IT,n'
best De maae. .ne .has, ~ mai.
loot Level, rom inc - ~ h.r5 nor.
ing ihr b,usress' VIC nr al s,.sJv How
Psyry: ine,e ~. I'LL - ,hi. Jr;ftNs
OF wa'sr Iioni ane A., 4 nov hal In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30
Union C,on.eIidated.

Tho north drift on tho isoO-foot level Ia
showing some little improvement Is u
pcnetraies further to the %northward. Tho
quartz il coming In much stronger. Tho
winze on tho l300-foot level Is down TO tho
liOO-foot level. the bottom still In very
favorable vein matter. Crosscuts will DO
started from tho bottom Of this Wine In .
very few days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30
satro Tunnel.

Face OF header in easy working mate
rial, consisting Of ledge porphyry. with
streaks Of quartz and clay. giving some
little increase Of water. Careful and sub
stantial timbering 10 called into requisi.
ton In passing through this matter. To.
tai length Of tunnel from mouth to face Of
header last evening. 1928 feet.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30

Daily yield $50 tons Of ore. keeping the
mills all crushing to their full capacities.
The ore Slopes are looking we'll and yield
ing good milling orc at all points. The
ore at the bottom Of the Wine below the
s0O-foot level continues OF q fine character.
The face Of tho main south drift on the
l000-foot level is still In orc OF . good de-
scription. showing an improvement a. the
drift advances. Tho main east drift on the
liOO-foot level IL steadily advancing. the
face In very favorable ground. Sinking
the main incline. to open up tho l2oO-foot
level, IL about TO be resumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30

BAlutes were fred over the graves OF the
brave comrades who are buried In tho vir-
ginia cemetery. Following 10 the list:
]. l.. Van Bokkelen, Major General and
Prov. Marshal N. q. NJ, Nevada.
George y. Wilcox. First Michigan Cavalry.
Company d, U. \. A.
James King. Kentucky Regiment, @. b. A.
John J. Braun, Second Minnesota Infan-
try. Company @. U. s. A.
Thomas II. stsen, Company A. First
Nevada Infantry.
William Smith. Jr.. Company N, Fifth
New York Cavalry.
James A. Cooper. Company /. Seventh
California Infantry Volunteers.
Licutenant.C Colonel W. O. Jones. Iowa
regiment.
Colonel A. II. Eigington, Second brigade
Nevada Militia.
Colonel ]. Prescott Smith. First Division
Nevada Militia.
David Williams. Union Army.
After the ceremonies at tho cemetsry
were concluded the procession reformed
and marched back TO the Odd Fellows
hall. where they broke ranks. each one 70.
turning to his homo TO assume thu duties
Of . peaceable citizen.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30

The main; north drift on the eooo-foot
Lowell il being steadily advanced. without
material change. The north drift ON the
i5OO-foot level Is also making fair prog
re.-, tn. face in clay and porphyry. The
north drift from the main east drift on
the iCOO-foot level Is making the best Of
progress. the face in hard blasting ground.
The north drift ON the iJOO-foot level has
been temporarily discontinued.
Homestead.
The surface work. which Is . prspara-
ton for increased facilities for driving the
shaft downward at . much faster rate OF
speed than heretofore. are rapidly aP-
preaching completion. As o .. nm
ished. sinking the main shaft will 30 re-
sumed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30

Daily yield ITO tons Of ore. tho assay
value Of which is s2i 30 per ton. There
are no changes to report Of any Of the
prospecting operations. Sinking the Com
binaiion shaft is making tho best OF pro-
grcss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30

Sinking the shaft IL making the best OF
progress, the bottom still In = fine charac-
ter Of ledge matter. The north drift on
the ii0O-foot level Is making the best OF
Roadway. the face In blasting ground.
The prospecting drifts on the l2OO-foot
level shows no important or valuable
changes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30
Imperlnl Con.oIIdntoA.

The north drift on the 2i35-foot level IL
showing some very favorable quartz. No
important features to record Of tho east
cross-cut from the bottom Of the north
winzo ON the same level. Sinking the
south Wine below the 2i3j.foot level is
making good headway.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30

By Dra,h unehallensed Passing through tile
or VA. In peace they met the valiant shades
OF sturdy comrades stricken down 10 arms
BIZ the fierce lightning Of thsthund' ring charge:
Aid here like warriors baitle.cioak,d. they
rect.
Tnurnsd upon the burnt and rocky ere,is
or mountains by the nrrs Of Pluto rent,
And iron the breasts OF ang,y desert. rated;
The shimmering Wanda stretch ssiwsr "a the
While mounting westward on the 70 by step.
OF biIlowy peaks AMI canyons Ink IN depth,
rhe vhi.en-d Nights, cnthroned against tbs
Loo, d,sn with eaanscle.. face on ~.reeles.
voiesiess in soug aud smilele,s everywhere.
,mld such sepultnr~ Am-rg such dead,
whsre partial nature In fe'entless mood 4
with foot Of aches tramples ON the green.
RI freight with flowers the gtlded barge 10 May
Now sirandins on the sunny shores of June.
And with the roa-s of . kinder cline
Rsptrew the m vee Of brothers Armed in strife,
y me with the blade Of error. ioms with night.
Nov siesping In the swc { embrace q peace,
And millions richer for the lives they gave,
No from the ashcs OF the warring sons
OF stormy Huga. aepulchered In peace,
Was born the IN on of the Anhck bands.
And brotherhood that gsvc them ia't'ne
strength.
Long ere the fair.halrrd Hsroi =. great In arms.
$50 runs the sasa OF . Northern scaldD.
subiu d TIE tribes Of Norway and the Firms ;
psfote the sea Kipss AMI united hories
or sturdy Nors~men. clad In fnrs and steel,
FOLLOWED the sail OF IiolIo DER the sea,
And tribute lad on Holland and the French;
Before the son Of Eric. westward hound
In search Of unknown lands and fairer elimes,
The esnset saw rum distant HellulaDd -
Ave. long bsfo'e, there dwclt . wariiko trbo
Reside the otfa, where its widening banks
Shspe through the vale . long aud narrow lahe.
Fxir are It's valleys yet. and clear and cool
Its WATER, o. In rwift descent and wild
ii pours IFS volume into rksRer ksek,
Its currrnt mingiing with he Northern Sea.
Along the sunny borderr nf the lake
Tho AIistks lived. . brave and blue eyed tribe.
In number few. but with the sword and spear,
And bow and battle-ax. . fearless host.
rhey knew the arts - Others knew them then.
Their herds were many and their nsids wsre
broad.
Abundance waited % their spreading nets,
And rich In spou the hunter homeward came.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30

A decided improvement is found in the
south drift at the 6o0-foot level. one-half
the face Of the drift being now In fair
milling ore. Tho face OF the drift north
at the sane level Is still In lne looking
vein matter. principally quartz and clay.
streaks OF which give good assays. Blink.
ing the winze below this drift In resumed
with good prospects Of Developments In
that direction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-30

Sinking the shaft is again being advanced
at q very favorable rate Of speed. the bot.
tom still In favorable blasting ground.
Some excellent ore was uncovered by .
cave in the old upper tunnel Outing the
week.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-31

set. lie made no impression upon
their works, ''no moro than YOU
could make upon tho side of a
mountain rock" Humphreys divi-
sion formed under shcltor of the
riso. in column, for assault. Thoy
were directed to mako tho attack
with empty muskets; there was no
time then to load and fire. The
officers were put in front, to load.
AT tho command they moved for
ward with great impetuosity they
chargol at Il run, hurrahing. The
foremost of them advanced to with
III fifteen Or twenty yards Of tho
stone wall. Hooker afterwards
said {: "No campaign in the world
ever saw Il more gallant advance
than Humphreys men made there.
But they were to do work that no
man could do in moment Jhey
wcro hurled back with enormous
loss. 1t was now just dark the
attack was huspcnlcd Three times
from noon to dark the cannon on
tho crest, the musEctry at tho stone
wall had prostratod division after
division on NIaryos Hill And now
the SUI, has set =; twilight had stolen
ont Of the west and spread her veil
OF dusk the town, the flat, the hill,
the ridge, lay under tho .".circling
canopy Of nights extended shade.
Darkness and gloom had settled
down upon the Phillips House, over
on the Stafford Heights, where
Burnside would after awhile hold
his COUNCIL of war.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-31
Fence Law Elections,

| IJNOR The purpose of submitting to the
! u qualified electors Of the following
named townships in Fairfield county, S.
G.. \ PROPOSITION TO ALTER THE
FENCE LAW, III accordance With tho
provisions of the Act Of the Legislature
oithi& State approved June 7th, 1877, it
is hereby ordered that an election be held
in the several townships, at the places
designated below, on WEDNESDAY. TIL,
15TlI DAY OF AUGUST next, and that
the polls h2 kept open from G"clock, II.
m, until 6 o'clock, p. m, thr form Of the
ballot to be as follows, viz: Those in
favor of altering the Fence Law will use
Il ballot, either written or priltyd.-.'Iu
favor of altering the Fence Law Those
opposed Will use ballot either written
or printed against altering the Fence
Law" The voting precincts and manarcrs
are designated rs follows:
Township No. Voting precinct, Fau-
cctts store; Managers, ID. p. Crosby, V.
u. Clay ton and Peter FcaStcr.
TowNsII1r No. 2--Noting precinct, Wood
wards Depot; Managers, W. ". Ket.hin,
Il. ". Lnmpkin and J. Y Brico.
TowNsIm No. 3-Noting precinct, resi-
dcncc of J. A. McCrorcy, ST.; Managers,
}. a. McCrorcy, ST., Stvothcr Ford and
j L. Mccullough.
Township No. 1-Noting precinct
Winnsboro; Managers. G II. McAlastrr,
}. w. AcCrcight and Ben jamin TidwclI.
TowNslup No. 5--Noting precinct, La
mars Dutcrman Cree. Quarters; Mama
gers, \. L. Pcay, john Hollis and Nathan
Harrison
To"HsHIr No. 7-Voting precinct, resi-
deuce of II. NJ. Rcmhcrt; Managers, +. NJ.
Rcmbcrt Preston Rion and W. II. Jones.
Township No. 9~-Noting precinct ur-
lees School House, Managers, II. W.
Woodward, J. j.. Delaney and Gmcchus
Barber.
T"wNsn1r No; 12-voting precinct,
Paul's Spring; Managers, j. ". Bolick,
JOS. II. Kennedy %rd A'oN. Hopkins.
TOWNSHIP No. Is Voting precinct.
residence of James McGiIl; Managers.
james McGill Thomas Blair and Isaac
Miller
The Managers above designated to hol0
the said election at the scvclal prc,incts
named, shall, Immediately upon the close
of the election, count The votes and make
return of the result and the ballots, to the
undersigned, County Commissioners OF
Fairfield county.
IIESHH | :; ,,I;\!,tH JAG0b | County
CARTER BEA'rY, commissioners.
July !2-tXlaw5w
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-31
The Digestion Of an Ostrich.

All our fond old beliefs arc dis
Nero was, it now appears, IL rather
cstimablc monarch than otherwise
Richard tho Third had q great
number Of good points in his char
actcr, and now VIC are informed
that the digestion Of the ostrich is
by no means what people imagined.
The bird is generally considered
capable Of enjoying life heartily OH
q Diet Of tcnpcnny nails and copper
bolts. In fact he is supposed to
possess the happy faculty of assimi-
lating any substance, whether hard
or soft, without the trouble of
m:stication. Whether this theory
holds true or not in regard to
metals and stones, it now appears
to be Il complete delusion in respect
to the birds digestion Of .fimsy
trilles. His interior economy may
be capable, perhaps, of converting
doorknockcrs into food, but it is
altogether non-ctlective with lace
and fine linen. This novel fact in
natural history is established by
correspondent of LaoaA anil
Water, who, about eight months
ago, brought home an ostrich from
Bucnos Ayrcs. The interesting pct
was duly established in garden,
where he had the run of everything,
including the green crops and wall
nails. Perhaps these supplies fell
short for a time, or the bird may
have wished to vary his diet. At
all events, he began to commit
dcpretlations on whatever garments
were placed out to dry on washing
days in the garden. The cooks
Sunday cap was the first article
missing; afterward other articles
vanished, tho final thoft being that
Of three lace collars. Soon after
partaking Of this light meal, that
feathercd goarmet began to show
signs of indisposition, and, in spite
of tho best medical advice, ne
gradually wasted away, until death
relieved him from further suffering.
On u post mortcn, being held, it was
discovered that the lace collars,
coupled with two baked potatoes,
had proved too much for the birds
digestive power, His death was
thus due-like many human miss
fortuncs-to the love of dainty
dress. In primitive stoto of
society, such as ostrichcs are &C.
c,,stomcd to, strings of beads gen
orally fulfill the purposes of lace
collars, and beads are digesstible
cnough-by ostrichcs. Hoy, ,tAenl'
was the poor bird to have known
that the means which serve civilized
bolles for tho enslavcment of mon
are not equally innocnous ? For
the future, whom it is said Of any
man that 'Ec has the digestion of
an ostrich" it will be necessary to
understand that tho smile only
holds good in regard to substantial
articles of dietary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-31
3hG Latest Novelties
JUST ARRIVED.

Ia beautiful selection of Lawns ant
Cambrics, in all the new desirable Colors
und Patterns.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-31
Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, &c.

TJN1NE Pale Sherry Wine, fine N. G.
IL Scuppcrnone Wine, fine old Porto
Port Wine, fine imported Clarot Wine,
For table uso'
ALSO,
Fine article dry Souppcrnong Wine,
tOhrd's IL Co. genuine CQgnac Brandy.
pure n. G. Apple Brandy, CHI ice Stone
Mountain (Gcorgia) Corn Whiskcy, pure
N. G. Sweet Mash Corn Whiskcy, My
Cabinet Ryo-the best whiskoy in town,
and full stock of all other good Liquors.
Also, tho celebrated Indian Pale Ale,
fresh Lager and Sweet Sparkling Cider on
dnught. The largest and best selected
stock ofIIavana Cigars and Cigarettes in
town, Blackwcll's genuine Smoking To-
bacco, Messina Oranges and Lemons for
sale low for cash by
junoJ2 L. W. HABENICI,T.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-31

TO OUR CUSTOM ERS
w no are indebted to us for pRONIS-
IONS or PIIOSPlIATES, we would respect.
fully call attention, that your bills arc due
on or before the first of November. Wo
arc depending on you for payment AT
ONCE, to enable us to mcot obligation
made TO assist you, and which are duo at
that time.
In order for us, as we'll as you, to main
tain our credit, it is necessary to meet our
promises promptly.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-31
NOTICB.

OFFICE OF School COMMISSIONER,
W1NNsDoRo, S. c., July z, 1877.
A Ill persons holding teachers pay
IN certificates issued prior to October 1st,
1873, are requested to present tho same
to tho undersigned for registration,
within twenty days from the date OF thiss
Will. I'D RICHARDSON, dl
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-31
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feb 20
NOTICE.
ScuooL CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
,WINNsBoRo, S. G., July 20, 1877

a LII persons holding teachers pay
IA certificates issued in this county
prior to October lst, 1876, are requested
to present tho same to the undersigned,
on or before the 2Sth inst, for registration.
Payments will bo made on registered
certifcutes on and after that date.
WILLARD RICHARDSON,
July 2l-tx1w 38 S.. G. F. q. (
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-31
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oct II
LAMP CHIMNEYS.

RO dozen Chimneys Of all kinds jus
CO received, and offered ut reduce
ratos, by the dozen or half dozen, at tn
Drug Store OF
june 8 DIR. W. T.. AIKEN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-31

1 keep constantly on hand full
supply of
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-31
FLOUR FLOUR!!

j usr RECEIVED,
A lot of Flour, to sell on commission,
which we nrc offering worry low.
July 23-tx1 j. y. McMASTER co.