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sad per cent. i 10 be cast apan the oyigiuAl
agsount % she premium notes, without Fefefance
NJ Auy pavmeais. apa 70 be paid V The TFeaaar-
e. al said Company, 81 bis uthcs IN Montpeiief,
IN ar before shs lsth DAY II Aovamher. 1871
Far mere thAn twenty ave Years after the OF.
psniEatioa % lbs Cousy any, hftsen per cent OF
the premium nsses Paid sn advance, Was sun
c,sns u pay ali the escs and expenses ~ The
Compaas during that period, and leave . eash
surpinss large enough 20 carry out AL the poll.
eses chen In force, provided thai the future io.a.
"a we're 40 larger prop oftlanately. than IN the
pskt nut the late excessive Losses, hare sh.
haastnd the iihsea per coat, pad on each mem.
ber's note Ia advance leaving members whose
pallcies are runuingout Liable 10 an asssssment
81 i've per cent, Agreeshiy 70 The provisions
81 The aha sccisan Of the Act 81 Incorporation,
found On each members policy. lhe hfteen per
cant paid 10 advance on the prcmium notes u
p0w having for three years and Inc moths loAv-
lae Que year aud three months TO be met by
Assss smept.
The Directors have laid this assessment on .
strictly mutual principle, collecting sothing
90 this Assossmeat until the advabce pay 10 e1-
hansted
Since the Let Of November, 1876 each member
Insured has paid twenty per cent. 90 bis note,
and uniers the losses are even heavier thsn they
have been which hardly seems probshlel, the
empnut will pay losses aud expenses for nFe
yearp. by order of the Directors.
n -4w SAMUEL WELLS, Treasure
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pHFREE MAMA cLARK,s T.I.rr

sFArK eF NEKMaSf. District Of MAuehertrf -
Ia Probate uaart, held 81 Mkueh esief within
and ioF said psstfaei on the 2tth day Of October
A. D. 1871.
Present Hon. 4 \. BARTON, Judge.
The copy. auiy authenticated, ~ en- lnslra,
meat purporting 70 he The last VIII and rosta
ment u rhehee Maria Clark late % Ia Cnssee
Coanty, Wisconsin. deceased, with The probate
thereof 10 said stats % Wisconsin, being pro-
sonted by " y. Randall, the Rsetuipt therein
named, Tor Probate, iiis nrdrrpd bY said Court,
that all persons concerned thurclp he notified tn
appear Al session lhereof, o. b. heia a. the
Probate othoc In Manchester Ia said district. on
the 2sth dAy II November, D. 1871. AZ 10
| o'clock, In the forenoon. Aad chow cAuse u any
they have, against the probate Of said VIII fpr
which purpose 1t Ia further ordered. that thi.
order be pubaahed three weeke suceassvsly Ia
| the Manchester youRSAl a newspaper printed Al
Manchester In thls Stat previous 10 said time 81
hearing.
true record,
Attest, h, D. BURTON, Judge.
/ A true copy Of Record.
A-sv Attest, 4. D BURTON. Judge
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licans axove4 ttsung Fzrpoae q sap.
pefiiuE tbs admiaislrAtipa and wen. L.
New fork AID Pennsylvania coaster
ale dlssrpss q shs s3ministraiioH vas
shows and he democrats wos ~ ;
snail sAloflty. ikengh the fopshlicaas
secured beth hrsbches a the legisla.
tuse From ihese Indications we should
iadgs that hard raoncy aad rspport @.
ne aamisissfAtiea arc The winning
cards The republicans showed a good
deal e yigor for a. "a year aad Il
dead. a. democrats claim, il is a re,
marksbly lively corpse. and viii give
the democrats esough 70 Do three years
hence.
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A. isr a. political Significance Is
comccrsed the gecctt election may ~
wvll he called dsawH game The vote
e. mast csees was extremely light.
taete being neatly a. equal falling 90
10 she veto II both parties. Wisconsin
vas claimed. beforehand. by the dem
octals. bai weat republican l,y about
500 mAjofi,y The chief reason Of the
result wAs The adoplioa by the sepab-
iieaas q straight resumpliou ticket.
In aaseaet sesls. Alaas sAo democrats
hoped u elcei he governor bot were
hadly beaten. IL this state the repsb.
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The President called an extra SEES.
slon Of congress. chiefly 10 make an
appropriation to pay the arrearages
due the army Officers and soldiers
arc serving without pay Instead Of
providing The means to pay honest
debts, the House is wasting its time
over silver bill, aud over bill to de-
feat the resumption OF specie pay.
ments II is doubtlul whether the SEES.
sion viii not end iihout passing the
appropriation bills.
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The bsiildiHgs Of the coming Paris
Exhibition "a 1878 are the largest yet
conceived isr lhe purpose. The nave
81 the main building is nearly 1900
aei l0as the vista which incl odes the
two yes,ibules. ia more than 1850
feet: aa5 each o. the iransepts aud
scslihales more than l.l00 feet The
eight iuslastHal courts are all parallel.
aul age divilei into two series Of four
each aue ssFi~s being devoted 10 the
productions pf France, and the other
10 the resi Of The exhibiting nations
In The centre ct the garden between
lhe tw series are two ranges Of Iine
art galleries 90 the. opposite side Of
the riser Is the Trocaden Palace.
whiea j. q he devoted 10 the history
q a,aa from the savage siale down 1,
she mosl modern appliances Of science
aad asi IL will afterwards be used a.
4 maaieipAi museum
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Ben Wade. in recent conversation.
said, abiding to the claim that the
policy was ioreshadowed in Hayes
letter Of acceptance "lf Hayes bad
announced 20 the people that he pro.
posed "a abandon the Southern Repub.
licans and place in bis cabinet a rebel
who bad fought four years TO destroy
the Government. he would never have
received my electoral vote. nor as
believe, Republican electoral vote 10
The whole United States"
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rtewsfts hotel ior women will be
apcpcd atsons January l. Il has ca.
psciiy fof 900 guests. and cost two
mil'ions. IL nai = charitable insti
iu,ioa. bat sill Ia open 70 al women
q good character a. about So per week
sor hoard ssd lodging One floor will
larnish entire meals Al cost 70 persons
dckiriag % take TODD home
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The var in Europe is nov progress
ing iavoFably ID the Russians, the
Turks being almost hopelessly shut up
10 Plcvna Ia Asia the Turks are al.
20 shn, up both Ia Kars and Ezeroum.
though the latter place has not been
captured as was reported. The Turks
are hurfying up what reiaforcements
they can command. but their case iust
now looks rather desperate.
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CasDAY. nov Is. 1917

The RepsblicAs Senator's bad ~
CERT eaaeus sbs olhes dag Il whieh tie
egafse Il ibs rresi6cai was freely de.
eassea i i sAi8 they hAa 5 wEn
tiaf q is 70 commsuee With. bat after
sesfrs 81 each side bad freed their
rlnds tsey Al iels better. Aad there Is
prospect q quite . degree Of harmony
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IRA BRIsToLs' EsrArr.

sTArK oF Vermont, Manchester District, es
In Probate 0snrt held At Manchester, within
aud for said District on the "a day % November
A. D, 1877.
Present Hon. H. D. Burton Judge
The Executor, Levi Peck, 90 the es,aio
Of Ira Bristol late If SYNDICATE, In sAia
OF his administration 90 said estAta. it Il ordered
bv said Court that said account be examined far
allowance Al session thereof 70 DO held At the
Probate Ofies in Manchester IN said Diettct on
the 2sth day Of November. A, D., 1877. aud that
notice be given 70 all persons isterested by thu
publication VI this order in the Manchester
JOURNAL. q newspaper pfiated At said Msnchos-
ter, thioe weeks suceessiyely, previous 90 said
time OF bearing.
true record,
Attest, J.. D BURTON, ia ge,
A true copy Of Record.
2JSw Affect, 4. b. BURTON Judge.
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I've afmy appropriation biiI has
passed ibe Hoase. bot With some re
siretioas lhat vill hardly pass she
senate, aid > conference committee siil
lr ihe result Meanwhile The officers
asd soldiers are obliged 70 sell their
prospective claims for pay to shafpe's
Il = blg discount
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The Clin,oa. tlows). Age, reocntlY ~
deriook 90 forecast the income Of the
ssRse Of lows lrosn iis agricultural sur
plaa i8f this year aal nlsaes total q
s5s. IL $50, a. lbs reward OF the farmers
afsef auiing1 llae entire state.
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY

~ Ia The Matter II Eeymoar Hassool Bsn ).
fHpt IL BAakfppteg
10 tbs District Csast 81 The Daitsd states Eof
ths Bistfiet n fermoHt
Tla nnasrsignea hereby gives netiss " kis
spp0sEtmeas - Assignee " ssfK8eaf harw0sd,
u 'lis pert 10 the Joaaty " Bsnaingiou SD
slsts IL teIla9nt, w1thln ssid District. sh0 kss
btea Acjaakaa bankrapt y poa as oNn petition
81 ths fastrset CeGFt II sad bist1iet.
HAYgK BAILEY. AasigHss.
DATED ct KatiAnd Oct. sls, 1911. SIS
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FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.

Ofs4en - F1KxNka MusV IA FsAx issrKaseE Ga.
NawsrEaasn. ssptxmhsf 3asA ISL.
Ths meiabefs q Ne FaFmers kniaai Fsfe 10.
sprxsaa CQfspsuy. lasassa ~ thR tArzasr ClAaa,
are b6fshy ucsaAeA that ths felie~ing sssesa,
mSnss have tsann asNas ~ ths fsFeetats - sail
cssanAny "a Al ussxs "a ttset Ia sAia aiass %
he lgisatar dayn 70 wat
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All PERSONS AFFLICTED with Kidney
Diseases. Pain in the Back, and ali uri-
nary Diseases. Dlsbcies, Gravel, Dropsy
or Nervoas Debility, shonld 81 once take
HUNTS REMEDY. All Diseases OF
lbe KIdueys, Bladder sad Urinary Or
gaas, are cured By HUMPS REMEDY.
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IN gANKRUpTCY.

VEsNosT
IL the Matter Of As X. KinBs. BaDrupt 10
Bankruptcy
A Wsrrant 10 Bankruptcy has bssn issuad By
sad Couft sgsf1et the est8ts Sf Asa X. Ainnst
II Rupert II The ConntY ~ Bennington, Ia ths
state o. Vermont In said district. adisdgsd >
bankrupt upon TIE petition u bis dirDfs .
Aad the payment n sDy aebts sad the de.
livery u sBy properly Belonging 70 said bsBs-
rnpi ~ hifa Or f9r his nse, aB1 tbs tFAnsfsF
II aay property Nv hin are fofbsdden BY lac
that = EascllBg ~ the efedtoFs Of salf bknk.
rapt 10 pfaYs their dsbss, aDd " choose one o.
more Asslg0ess u his estale viii be held Il ;
court ~ bankruptcy, q % h1idsn u West PAS
iet N said district, % he 5sth day ~ hprstAs
her, a. D 1877. ~ 10 uies0ek a NJ. 1t A. Thomp.
sons Hotel before W. q, Yeazsy Esq, oha u
the Registers IN BANKRUPTCY n asld goaft.
25.su THOMAS FAiLtf,
Dspaly Un.tsd States AArshsl. as Messenger.
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Marriages.

IL RaFsfL N#s isfh. - Hss 5aAa . AitiR
- the fss88snaa ~ We nasa& assMAea WeeA u
Ekslea o. stslls 4 Eoat e kapstt.
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% CORTLAND STREET. n. Y. &c
Germantown Wool
in al shades aud eolors. 1t
Mas L WILCOX.
JOSHUA CoRKINs' Esrlrn.

gTATE oT VERMONT. Maneh eater District sa.
In Probate C0nrt. held At Manchester, withts
aud for said distrio,, ON the ~ day Of November.
A. ~, 1877.
Present Hon. y. u. Barton. Judge.
The administrator, Martin Wheelock. on ths
estate Of Joshua corkna, late Of AriinEton. 10
sAld district, deceased. propoa.ng 10 render 80
account OF hn Standardization on said
estate. 1t Is ordered by said eoart that
said account be examined for allowances
al a asssion thereof 10 be held - the Probate
Once 10 Manchester ia said district on Tbs
2slh day Of November i. D, 1877. and that potses
BE- given % al persons interested b. the pubit.
cation Of this order 10 tie Manchester JogBHAG.
newspaper printed II said Manchester, three
weeks snacessiyely, previous 70 said time OF
hearing.
trns record,
Atlesl. y. u. BURTON. Judge.
true copy OF recogi,
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A ARON SHELDON'S EsrArr.

A AR0N SHELD0N'S ESTATE.
- STATE or VERMONT. Manchester District. ~.
In q Probate Court held at Manchester within
and for said District on tho 9th day OF November
A. D. 1877.
Present, Hon. Il. d. Burton, Judge,
The Executor, Aaron y, Sheldon, on the estate
Of Aaron Sheldon, late Of Rupert,
In said district deceased, proposing 10 render an
account OF HE administration on said estate
II is ordered by said Court that said account b.
examined for allowance 81 = session thereof "a
be held az the Probate 0fiioe In Manchester in
said District OF tho 2sth day Of November, A. D,
1877, and thai notice be given 70 ali persons in.
terested by the publication OF this order In the
Manchester Journal q newspaper printed a,
aald Manchester, three weeks successyely
previous TO said time OF hearing.
true record.
Attest, L. D, BURTON, Judge.
true copy of record,
25.sw Attest, L. B. BURTON, Judge
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Harper's Bazaar.
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Notices Of he Press

Notices Of The Press
The Bdzdr Is the organ OF the fashionable
world, and the expounder Of that world'a laws
and II Ia the authority in all matters Of manners
etiquette, costumes and social habits Boston
Traveller.
The Bdzdr commcnds itself TO every member
OF the household = 10 the children by droll aud
pretty pictures, TO the young ladies by It's fash-
templates in endless variety, TO the providont
matron by It's patterns for tho ohildrens elothos,
to pater1dniiltas by It's tasteful designs for ON.
broidered clippers and luxurious dressing gowns
But tho reading matter Of the Bazaar Is uniformly
OF great excellence. The paper has acquired a
wide popularity for the irssido enjoyment 1t AZ
fords, aud has become an established authority
with the ladies' Of America Y, Fleming Pos
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cL.RKr's Toom Aas Doors exr
iEstaaflv.
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Att 10 not easily earned 10 these times, but
NH il can be made In three months by any
OH one Of either sex, in any part OF the
country, who is willing to work steadily at the
employment that we furnish. sGG per week in
your own town. You need not be away from
home over night. You can give your whole time
TO the work, or only your spare moments. We
have agents who are making over $40 per day.
All who engage al once can make money fast.
AT the present time money cannot be made 40
easily aud rapidly At any other business It costs
nothing 70 try the business. Terms and So outGt
free. Address at once,
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The Congregationalist.

Ajournal for the family: devoted 10 the In
tsrest Of rMe FAITH AND PoLfrT eY rag OoKsnn-
aATIoNAL CHURCH or rHE UKIrHp nIATKa, 70 The
PUBLICATION on NEWS concerning them and Their
work, and 10 tho discussion from the standpoint
OF the Gospel OF all current topics OF interest.
whether in Religion, Politics, Literature or ART.
Inclrdes among iis contributors some OF the
most eminent writer's In the country, " COS
year. Specimen copies free. W. l. 0hKENk
co, Publishers, Boston, Mass. 26-sw
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TACoNlC HOTEL,

MANCHESTER. W.
foot Of MI. EquinoK,l
This house i largely pAtFoniEed hy rsAsaa u
lie attractive location and lie saps Fisf iswu and
shade. Good stable connected With the house
The TAconie Hotel Coach viii he Al the depot 90
the arrival Of the principal trains
A, ). GRAY, Proprietor.
Address, By mail OF telegraph,
5u HENRY GRAY.
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Advertisement, under this bead. tsa seats pei
aae each iassFtiaa.
.N0R SALE ooe TAree seated gsPress
/ Wagon. cheap
JAS A. THANH.
FACTORY panl W, sept losh. 1871. ilu
NOTICE Having sold my business
taE u rraab An persons laasbtsd Va me
are rrqaestpd 81 can and pay up witheas further
ealies, JOHN q, hLACkNHh
Manchester Depot. VI, Aas let, ts51.
FOR SALE,
Go Qua Hog., Shetes and riga
lnqaifs u AMOS snklsnON
MGnchusteF. Va. sept ah. is7f. 10
NOTICE ~ This 10 10 give notice
- that hsve given mr. son nsrheFt JohRaon
Ais time during The remainder Of hta minority,
shi shah claim hone Of bic wages Der pAy any
debts Of his eoniTactine AFTER This date,
SOLOMON JOHNSON.
wInhsh, VI Oct va. 1877, 1aAw
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A REPOSITORY OF FASHION, Pleasure,
AND DISTINCTION.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-08
A LEGIsLATURE DEMoRALIzED BY AN

A LEGISLATURE DEMoRALIzED by AN
ACTRESS. Richmond, Va, some
days ago, Miss Nelson, the actress,
visited the House of Delegates,
which was in session. The entrance
OF tho actress ut onea caused q sus-
pension of the regular business, and
for timo sho held q perfect levee,
the Legislative Solons hurrN,ng for.
ward to pay their respects to- the
tragedy queen. just rs Miss
Nelson was leaving the delegate
from Surry was speaking, but he
looked around to see her before she
left, and as his eyes fell upon her he
either forgot that he was speaking
or was struck dumb by the beauty
Of the actress. He stopped right in
the middle of sentence, in the
midst of the most convincing part
of his argument, and in the most
eloquent portion of his speech, and
seemed utterly lost for speech. The
House of Delegates of Virginia
fairly shook. 1t roared This re-
stored Mr.. Clarke, and, like man
WHO had walked from dream, he
went on with his speech. The
Speaker did not say Mr., Clarke was
out of Order,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-08
The Gubernatorial Election.

Tho decision of Judge NIackey,
confirming the election and installa
ton Of Governor Hampton, is sconclu-
sivc. The title to the Office rests in
tho election. The declaration Ivy
tho Speaker is merely the announces
ment of the result, and it must stand
until tho defcatod aspirant contests
the election before tho Legislature.
Tho constitution provides that the
Speaker of the House shall publish
tho vote. Then, and not till tllen,
can both houses consider the rcg,l-
larity Oh, irrcgularity Of the returns.
A strict compliance with tho consti-
tuition would havo compelled even
E. W. NJ. MaclScy to declare Hump-
ton elected, for no authority vested
in tho Legislature, before the dccla-
ration OF the vote, to reject any
counties. But, having violated the
constitution in organizing an illegal
house, tho conspirators did not hest
tate to violate it still fur
thor in rejecting the votes Of Edge
field and IIaurens, before the Speak
er announced tho result
Speaker Wallace declared the
election OF Hampton precisely as
the Republicans desired Vice -Presi.
dent Ferry tossdeclare the election of
Hayes. The latter were foiled sins
ply because the constitution OF the
United States differs FROM ours.
The latter provides that tho Speak
or OF the house, in tho presence of
both houses, shall open and pubEsA
the vote. The former provides that
the President Of tho Senate, in the
presence of both houses, shall open
tho certificates u1td the rotcs
shall then be- counted Mark the
difference. In the phrasoology. 1t
was held by tho Republicans, and
not denied by tho. Democrats, that,
had the provisions Of the national
constitution hccn Similar to ours.
Nco-Prcsident Terry could have
opened and published tho votes,
whothcr the House, attended or not.
The {cconstitaaY;!ion i! "'of tbo United
Statos tdid ,apoto gIant him this
privilege, buty by' Implication, de
nied it. And az no provision was
made f3f eeqNbscqpSeapqlt 60 contest, each
House elain1edtha privilege Of re-
viewingr the,vote during the count.
Our constitution iii entirely differ
ent. TgFSep; qfhIiePle5l If the SPEAKER is
merely mjnisterielf and tho Logis7
laturo cculaiin ,aoregulart contest,
afterwata have criticised the 70
turns. the Z ptsslimplipisffy ps1implap Wv q deflara-,
ton diadaetrequite ctha1presenae of
the Sepgts:' I o.at tno taf nin -
NJ
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-08

MORE THAN BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
DREAMED oF.-The facilities for the
printing and circulation of newspa-
pers have improved largely within
the past few years, and it is now
possible to begin printing at a. M
and to distribute between 100000
and 100000 copies within two
hours. This is done every day by
the New York Sun, which has the
largest circulation of any newspaper
in the Union, and which uses six
steam presses to get off it's immense
cdition.-IUuStrated Weekly.
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FINAL DISCHARGE.

NTOTICE is hereby given to all and sim
IN gular the cyeditors of Thomas Stitt,
deceased. that applieation5will bo made
to the Judge Of Probate for Fairfield
County, in Winnsborp at 10. O'Clock in
the forenoon op the 7th of March next for
n final discharge and letters dsmissoSy.
All PERSONS concerned must shew cause, if
any, Oh GU before that day
JAMES L. MARTIN,
J. Il. w. STfTT,
feb 3-tx1m Executors.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-08

:" 5ou and in
hampton Naor. And Chamber
S'''!sthsaged in q proftlcss task in
cont"stinS the office. He may rest
assured Of one fact. Whoever may
be governor, he never will. And
every day diminishes his prospects.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-08

The objection to insuring his life
made by veteran gambler, II dom t
like to play game where I've got to
die to win," is thus delicately
paraphrascd by fnstidious writer /:
"Mcn instinctively dislike the con-
temptation Of contract in which
death is necessary incident to give
it value to their estate"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-08
NoTICB.

- HE ..Mndersigned would inform his
numerous friends and patrons chat ho
cep sill bs found at the old stand with
an unusually large stock Of Goods, ,,,'.
y eotre p. ELDER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-08

A man with a German flnto csn
move mo ' into almost any quiet neigh
borhood and deprcciate tho value of
r reai estate twenty-five per cent. in
ono week :" .,.'0~,.> 9=t."rft ~