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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-30

Leslie'S Sunday Magazine for June re-
ceived from j. It. Ellyson, 1112 Main street.
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FRESH BocK BEER from YUENGLISG's brewe

BUY HANDSOME LYONS OR ZURICH SILK at
SYCLR BROTHERS..
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GUARANTEED FAST COLOR.
SO. Our BLUE FLANNEL SUITS SIC
at ten dollars.
A, SAKs 4 Co.. 1918 Main street.
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IF YOU WANT HANDSOME SILK DRESS for an
extra low price 60 to SYcLE BROTHERS.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MOZART Asso-
C1ATIoN-ApJoURSED FOR WANT OF Quo
RUM.-According to announcement, the an
nual meeting OF the Mozart Association was
held on Saturday night.
General Peyton Wise was called to the
chair, and the president, General B. J..
johnson, presented a report, as did also the
treasurer, Mr. E. c. Jenkins, and the secre-
tary, Mr.. W. y. Bass.
The Chair stated that there was vacancy
in the Board Of Governors, and that nomi-
'nations to fill the Office were In erder.
General Peyton Wise and Mr.. John F.
Allen were nominated, but upon taking the
vote it was found that there was not q
quorum OF members present. 1t was then
moved and carried that the meeting adj
iourn until the second Saturday in May,
and that the reports which had been pre-
sented be referred to committee to be ap-
pointed by the Chair, who should report
upon them at the next meeting.
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LLOYD ADREE s. SMITH, London.
A nice line Of NECRWEAR from above firm jus
opened. A. SAKs 4 Co., lois Main street.
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TRUNKS, VALIsEs and SATcHRLs, at
BOSCHEN,s, 500 and 81 Eroad sire
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The WEATHER ON SATURDAY was cloudy
and threatening. In the afternoonit was
cooler, and there were indications Of clear
ing weather.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY: g. A. NJ, 81 I;
8 A. NJ. 5S; noon, CD; p. NJ, 6S; Z.
NJ, &C: midnight. 61.
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.
10 OOO PIANo-FoRTEs. @

1t Is assurcdly an event in The history Of piano
forte manufacture in this country, and therefore
also an event in our musical history, that Messrs.
CHICKERING & SONS, of Boston, on Monday
completed their if'y-thousandth piano. When one
thinks of the grand amount OF aesthetic culture, of
delightful entertainment, of real comfort, which
this oldest OF our piano-forte manufacturers has
been able to furnish in the course of years. feeling
gratulations are extended. 4 comparison of the
first .tinkling" piano with the superb instruments
now offered TO the public subject for thoughtful
consideration. Jonas Chickering built his first
piano in 1928. Thus an average OF nearly one
thousand pianos per year is this firms record. The
first year saw the completion Of about fifty instru-
ments, while now It is considered bad year that nat
thousand pianos.-Daily Evening Trareller.
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4ith,l1oltd 9ispatth,

xs-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERs OF THE CITY
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IROQUETS FOR THE MILLION
FCa balls and e mailets, nicely patnted. stakes,
and 10 arches. packed In strong box; with slide
sci with balls sud maliets but not packed ~ box,
csc. Finer sets ut 90, 81. so; and $3,
Ifpon receipt Of 0c additional anyset VIII be sen
to any part OF yirginia, West yirx1nir, or North
~ - 3. II. ELLyS0N,
ap Sims i tt12 Main street. 81
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FLowERs.-The largest collection Of plants In
the city Is at MoRToNs, Main and Reservoir streets
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SYCLE BROTHERS were large purchasers at the
late auction sale OF Silks.
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HOTELS.
a MERICAN HOTEL,
N MAIN AID TWELFTH sTREEFs,
BOARD, Ga PER DAy,

Accom- rnoiations for 500 guests. New house aSd
= Ths only p PXsSENG GER-E -EL EVATak tn mo elty.
Omnibus fare 70 and fzona The cseo'a w CIV
.n GYM Proprteton
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Go TO SYcLE BROTHERS and buy handsome
SILK at q very low price.
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JOHN TAYLOR & SONS
Famous London Cassimeres

III lTUUSETE NG
worth and cannot be obtained to order at less than
SIS. Call and see ours.
A. SAKs & Co., 1913 Main street.
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You WILL SAVE 25 per cent. by purchasing q
SILK at SYCLE BROTHERS..
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L0rs oN UNI0x HILl..

YOUNG MEN who have Q few dollars In
i hand could not make 9 better inysssmsnt than M
to purchase some OF the on Snso ~,
TUESDAY, lse or May, ep so-as
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Cry coMMTrEE.- Tho City Conservative
Committee will meet tonight Monday. g
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FLowERs.-All In want Of plants would do we
to call on MORTON, Main and Reservoir streets.
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T ARGE STOCK! LARGE STOCK!
~ LARGE STOCK.

Goods must be sold before we remove to our new
store and we offer entire stock at very reduced
prices The balance Of stock on hand ut the lst
OF May will be closed out at auction.
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SYcLE BROTHERS have just received rs pieces
Of SILKS from the large auction in Baltimore.
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p PERSON L.-Malor Robert Caruthers,
money-order clerk of the post-otfice, on Sat-
urday received the following note: :-.-
"POsT-OFFICE, .
'sRICHMoND, April %, 1877. r-
" Aqjor Robert Caruthers, Honey Order
"Sir,-I have no further need Of your
services. You will please deliver to me all
books, keys, accounts, papers, &C., belong
ing to this Office and to the Government.
Respectfully yours,
"E. L. VAN LEW, Postmaster"
At 4 o'clock Saturday evening Major Ca
ruthers surrendered according to the terms
above stated. His offence was sympathizing
with MIR. Jeferds, late assistant postmaster
and manager of the office.
Major Car,lthers was soldier in the
northern army, and has made many friends
here by his politeness and readiness to
oblige all who had business with the Office.
Miss Van Lew resents the idea that Mr..
Jeferds and Major Caruthers are iDdispen-
sable to the proper management OF her
Office. She expects to prove that she can
get along well enough without the aid or
advice of either.
Governor kemper is on "a visit to his
home, in Madison county, and is making
some business arrangements looking to his
leaving the gubernatorial seat on the 1st OF
January.
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FLOwERS.-Grcat inducements offered both IL
price and variety at MoRToN's, Maiu and Reservoir
streets.
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WE GuARANTEE

HAVE you tried YUENGILNs's BOOK BEERG
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PROEENSENNAu.
TEWlN w. BARRINGER
formerly Of North Carolinal,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR ALLAN,
2OS SOUTH SEVENTH STREET, 5Ef.srlst.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Commissioners for virgins. Prompt attention
utyen To- sll business. Best references gwen S 20
legal and hnancial ability. Insurance matters .
speciality. nD 1rSIa
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o o X o u 7 :.

7 o OK OU T.
STUDY YOUR OWN INTEREST!
SAVE MONEY EKERE you CAN!
NOW OK NEVER.
s2s. s2s 52s.
BROAD SEE EET
Is the place
L. STEhE & CO., having dets1miDed to ttscon-
Lnue the d,y goods business mtil sell from this day
their whole .hock of DRr GOODS, FANCY aud
WHITE G0sDs. NOTIONS. &C., at and below
cost 10 close business. Parties desiring to pur-
Chase dry gooSs would do we'll 80 look at our stock
= ana low prices You can save from ewenty-fye 10
lany .hlr.y per eeat by buying from u.s. Most OF our
soots naflns been purchase IL ancSion, and now
oo@n 70 prime cost makes lhesa the cheap
IT. eyer offered In this city before. Special atteu-
DoUBtE-WiDaH ALPACA LUsTRE Ut 21c. per
2 I, 1.a! pieces C BLACK tALPACAS at prime cost:
Ell Ik1STS nhiy 5 aud &c.:
u HTTE CORDED, STRIPED md FJGURED
p5QUES AZ from 9e. up: 80
DKESS G0ODS--tlar asieet out--at cost
We could specify 1000 different articles i, be
sie AT sacrifices 10 close business but for want OF
space Come one and ,s and for yourselves sL
l.. STERN &c CO.'S,
ap IL 523 Broad street.
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sYcLE BROTHERS will sell you an elegant SILL
at Wholesale price.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

LICENSE TAX.-The Moffett liquor-regis-
ter not being ready, the Commissioner OF
Revenue will issue licenses on tomorrow
under the old law, with the following clause
inserted: "Subject to the provisions OF an
act imposing tax and prescribing the mode
OF collecting the same, on the privilege OF
selling wine, ardent spirits, or malt liquors,
within the limits Of the Commonwealth for
the support of the government and to pay
the interest on the public debt, approved
March 80, 1877, as amended by the act ap-
proved April 2, 1871" As soon as the
registers are ready the law providing for
them will be enforced.
A large falling of is SO far perceptible in
the applications for United States liquor
licenses. Last year at this time three men
were required in the revenue office to wait
upon applicants. Now one man can do the
work very readily. Up to this time only
about sixty retail deaers-thar includes
all who sell liquor, excepting wholesale
dealers-have7 taken out licenses. 1t is
thought that many persons are Withholding
their applications until they can see the way
clear as to the enforcement OF the Motfett
law. But they have only one or two more
days left them before the penalty accrues.
The model Moffett register, now on eX-
hibition at the office Of Auditor Taylor,
Capitol building, has been examined by
hundreds of persons. Nearly every one
has taken turn at the crank, and the re-
gister therefore shows that there is an in
debtedness to the State for thousand
drinkS-say s25.
T.. The register has been subjected to all
sorts OF tests. A Richmond dealer Offered
Mr.. Taylor SO for it to exhibit in opera
ton in his saloon. 1t is believed by expert
mechanics that the State will be able to
make contract for manufacturing the
registers at less than 81 apiece.
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The undersigned are the
SOLE AGENTS IN RICHMOND
for the sale Of
MESsRs. CHICKERING & SONS PIANOS.
They have just opened another Of their superb
instruments, which is indeed :" thing of beauty"
ap27-d5t&wlt WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
| HOME OFFICE, STATE BANK BUILDING,
No. iii MAIN STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
I CAPITAL, 100000.
JOHN A. COKE, President;
+. T. GLASGOW, Vice-President;
K b. MEADE, Secretary;
j. d. GRANT, Assistant Secretary.
II, YNcH RG
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of LYNcHBuRc, VA.
Assets January j, ls77...".....c-.... 66s,l94 i
FARMy1LLE INsURANcE- AND BANKING
COMPANY,
Ere .-- &. of FA3MyILLE, VA. .
Capital paid 1917 sse2s4 "a
Strong IN amount and solid In character of assets;
prndenr and economical In management; careful
In the selection Of risks, and liberal and prompt In
These two reliable Virginia companies offer the.
best Insurance against loss or dam"Ee by ne at the
~ o"''' VIZ j. III. TATE. Agent, Richmosd.
apt Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets.
n N. WALKER " CO., GENERAL IN.
IL. sURANCE AGENTS, 1914 MAIN STREET,
NORTH BRiTIsH AND MERCANTILE In
canMs aMabSS es9 sSd COMPANY Of cuc,n
's eels1sSs GseE COMPANY
AThASTfe 4 ksuaAaSES s. q M SoS Sda Of
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GARDEN AND FrELD-sEED.
FLORISTS.
ADMIN1sTRATORS, NOTICE.

qualified rs admins
~ traitor OF GEORGE ADAM JOHANN, deceased,
all persons indebted to said estate are requested 10
make speedy payment TO me. and all persons pasluE
claims axainsf said estate requested 70 present
Them TO inc. CHARLES L. MILLER.
nm op-9tEs Administrator.
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MINERAL WATERS.

BETHESDA WATER
ID The best known remedy in the world for
Diabetes, Gravel, Dropsy,
and all Diseases of the Kidney and Liver.
Water delivered In any part Of the city.
GEORGE SCHQSN.
IN 100 Main street.
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YuENaL1NG's BOOK is for sale.
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aps-im
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BocKl BocKl-From James River Brewer
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TRY the BocK BEER-YUENGLING's.
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NoDBY STRAW HATs.-Al the latest New York
styles can be found at j. D. Fry & CO.'S.
REpFoRD TIE Halter, with j. D. FRY & Co..
will open to-day the incest and prettiest line OF straw
hats exhibited in the city.
HAVE you tried YUERGLNG's BocK BEER?
WE GUARANTEE
every pair Of PANTALOONS we offer not to shrink
and perfectly made,
while the fit Of them Is beyond question-superior
to nine tenths of the productions Of tailors.
A.SAKs & Co., 1913 Main street.
JOHN TAYLOR & SONS
Famous London Cassimeres
in trousers at SO,
worth and cannot be obtained to order at less than
SIS. Call and see ours.
A. sAKs & Co., 1913 Main street.
GUARANTEED FAST COLOR.
$40. Our BLUE FLANNEL SUITS So
at ten dollars.
A. SAKs 4. Co., 1918 Main street.
LLOYD ADREE & SMITH, London.
nice line Of NEcKwEAR from above firm just
opened. A. sAKs & Co., lois Main street.
EXCELLENT MARE AND BUGGY FOR SALE
Very Stylish mare anu DueRV OF lateSt desiSu' DEC
advertisement in another column.
YuENGLING's BOOK Is for sale.
SYcLE BROTHERS have just received rs pieces
Of SILKS from the large auction in Baltimore.
Go TO SYcLE BROTHERS and buy handsome
SILK at a very low price.
You WILL. SAVE 25 per cent. BY purchasing
SILK at SYCLE BROTHERS..
SYCLE BROTHERS were large purchasers at the
late auction sale Of Silks.
SYCLE BROTHERS will sell you an elegant SILK
at wholesale price.
BocKi BocKl-From James River Brewery.
TRY the BoCK BEER-YUEEGLINGs.
FLOwERS.-Grcat inducements offered both In
price and variety at MoRToN's, Maiu and Reservoir
streets.
FLowERS.-All In want OF plants would do well
to call on Nor RToN, Main and Reservoir streets.
FLowERs.-The largest collection Of plants In
the city Is at MoRToN's, Main and Reservoir streets
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-22
SPFCyAL NOTICES.

NEAR MARIETTA, Ga. A!arch 81, 1870.
1fessrs. Wm. Root 4: Sons :-,Abont one
year ego [ bought bottle Of BRADrIErD's q
FEMALE REGUI.A"nH from you, for one of
my daughters VINO had beon suffering
with suppressed mcnscs for some time.
! havo had several physicians atten ding,
but met with no success until I was pcf-
suaded to buy bottle Of tho Regulator,
and it is the very thing for which it is
recommended. She is now in perfect
health. 1 hope all suffering females will
at least try one bottle and havo health
again.
Very respectfully, D. DOBBINS.
nov 2'-2W
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-22

A DrsTINaUIsHED GUEST Fl.
P. Kimbail, of Illinois, came to
Winnsboro on Saturday morning,
and remained over till Monday,
being the guest of Maj. T. W. Wood
ward and Col. Jas. H. Rion. He re-
ceived number Of other invitations
which his limited time prevented
him from accepting. A number of
citizens called on him, and W ere
much pleased with his affability and
his liberal sentiments. Mr.. Kim
ball expresses himself as delighted
with his cursory visit to South
Carolina, and predicts that she has
q glorious future before hor.
Major Woodward was determined
that the "Winnebago Chief should
be captured, and that his scalp
should adorn tho den of the "boss
ku-klux of Fairfield" For that
reason he brought him up from
Columbia. Before his departure.
he presented him with a tomahawk
that once belonged to tho Florida
Indian Chief, va -ha-ha-jo, who was
killed in the Seminole war of 1886,
by the Fairfield company, in the
first skirmish. The full account of
the capture of this trophy was given
by DR.. 7. t. Robertson, one of the
party that slew the chief.
Major w. thinks there are ono or
two things yet wanting to thorough
ly acquaint his distinguished guest
with tho workings of a Southern
plantation but minor details must
be reserved for future visit. Mr..
Kimball left on Monday for Charles
ton, whore he will be introduced to
the magnificent scenery up the
Ashley, and will inspect the operas
tions of the phosphate manufacto-
ries.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-22

The Universalists at Feasterville
have now living church. It was
lately organized with twenty. five
members. D. r. Coleman, j. A. r.
Coleman and V. P. Clayton are it's
deacons, j. @. Feaster it's treasurer,
and j. Hendrix NIcLGne, clerk.
The membership is taking steps to
influence the county commissioners
to grant no Licenses for the sale of
liquors in that vicinity. Rev. d. 3.
Clayton, Of Columbia, on tho 11th
inst, preached powerful sermon
in defence of their creed against the
assaults of some other denomina-
tions upon the Universalist doc
trine.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

PY virtue of sundry executions to mo
- directed, I will offer for solo before
ths courthouse door in Minnsboro, on
the first Monday in December next,
within the lepal hours of sale, for cash,
tue following described property, to wit {:
Three bales cotton and eight aud a half
bushels corn. levied upon rs the proper
ty of Preston Smith at tho suit of W. r.
Doty a. Co.
One bale cotton and small lot of seed
cotton--levied on as tho property of
Henry Bolton and Alb. Mitchell, ut the
suit Of W. II. Doty g. Go.
~ bushels corn, 500 bun dies fodder,
Iooo pounds seed cotton, 270 pounds lint
Cotton, lO b ushels cotton seed, all more or
Less the property of benjamin Crosby, Mt
the suit Of Henry Jeners end r.. d. Cole.
man.
ALSO,
One bale cotton 10 bushels Of corn.
/ o"tI pounds Of fodder, all more or less,
the property Of Randall Gooling, at tho
snit Of Ruff & Cloud,
s. w. RUFF,
Shcriff's Office, s, y. G.
Winnshoro, S. G.,
November IT, 1877.
poy 23-tlx2
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E'dEA@I NoEyx, 90.

School COMMISSIONED OFFICE,
WrNNsDoRo, S. c., Nov. IL, 1877.
A LII parties holding uNREa1srERED
IL school certificates issued prior
to October 81, 1878, are required
to present tho same for registration
within ten days from the date of this
notice-at the end of which time
payments on the same will COM
merce.
WILLARD RICHARDSON,
School Commissioner,
nov 13-xtM :" Fairfield County.
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Fairfield at the Fnir.

Tho premium list of tho Fair filled
almost four closely printed columns
OF the Register. Among the
awnrds were the following to Fairs
field exhibitors:
FIELD CROPS.
Thos. w. Rabb, white wheat,
groundnuts, upland rice, peavino
hay, native grass, bale of cotton.
Also, for the largest and best vario-
ties of field crops.
u. r. Elkin, field peas, table
turnips, seed squash, winter cabbage,
leaf and twist tobacco.
Il. L. Bulow, orchard grass.
NEEDLE AND FANCY WORK
Miss Lou Williamson, table cover.
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. W. X. Rabb, orange cordial,
Theoretically sealed peaches.
Mrs. G. G.. Elkin, muscadine
catsup, cabbage pickle, dried
peaches, yeast cakes.
Miss T. G. Bookhart, bottle vine.
gar.
D. r. Elkin, two quarters beef.
PATCHWORK.
Miss Sallio Campbell, tattine
handkerchief.
Mrs. McMeekin, patchwork quilt.
Mrs. D. Lyles, log cabin quilt.
Mrs. j. B. Hardin, patchwork
quilt.
Mrs. j. G. G. Foaster, worsted
quilt.
Miss Floride Rion, crayon draws
ing, portraits in oil.
t. ". Woodward, light draught
brood mare and colt.
T. L. Bulow, Durham bull, grade
calf.
N. G. Robertson, grade bull.
L. W. Rabb, grade COW (irst and
socond). Native bull; native bull,
two years; native bull calf; native
COWS; three years; native heifer, two
years; native heifer, one year; native
heifer calf; mich COW.
.. Is. Chappell, Berkshire boars,
Berkshire SOW, pair mules.
POULTRY.
7. i. Bulow, ono pair Cochins.
j. II. Cummings, Brown Leg.
horns, Plymouth Rocks.
Jno. p. Elkin, coop bronze turk
eys.
PLows AND FLOWING MATCH.
A. e. Beckham, Smith Chappell,
J. G. Chappell.
Ploughing, Laban G. Chappell.
Ploughing match, Law Patterson,
(col.) Ned Robertson.
The special premium for the
greatest number of articles exhibited
by any one planter, including field
crops, stock, &C., was awarded to
Thos. w. Rabb, ESQ.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-22

The excavations at Olympia have
unearthed q beautiful marble statue,
which the sauous declare unhesita-
tingly to be the figure of Hermes,
by Praxiteles, described hy Pausan-
ius An und ,ubted original work
by that great sculptor would be we'll
worth digging up a town to- find.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-22

The Grange at Feasterville, it is
said by some Of it's oldest members,
had, on the 18th inst, the best
meeting since it's organization. It
is now out of debt and has consid~
erable money In it's treasury. It's
prospects are bright.
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NOTICE.

N0TICE is hereby given that applica-
IN tion will be made at tho next session
Of tho Legislature, to alter and amend
the Charter of tho town of WinnshoYo.
South Carolina
BY ordor OF Town Council:
Wa. n. CHANDLER,
nov 1-tlm l1ark.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-22

True Brotherhood Lodge, No. 344,
Knights of Honor.
TIE regular meeting OF this Lodge will be
! held IN Masonic Hall on Friday evening, the
2ard tnst at 7 o'clock.
T. s. CHANDLER,
nov 2Z-lr Reporter.
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All communications, Of qohotever
mature, intended for this paper,
should be addressed to The News AND
HERALD, Or to the W1NNsDoRo PUB
L1sHINa COMPANY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-22

The kitchen of D. r. Coleman
with all it's furniture and one bale
OF cotton was destroyed by fire last
week-the cooking stove being the
evil agent.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-22

The Fairfield boys think that the
Columbia water is not conducive to
good shooting. It affects tho eyes.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-22

Mad dogs have been ongendering
quite stir among the othor dogs
in the vicinity of Feasterville and
Shelton's Depot, in tho last month.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-11-22

w & cn!l the attention O! tho Ladies
to our new stock utBib Collars, Collercttes.
Linen Collars, SIX yics, Hambxrg Edg-
Tags. borlip and KID Gloves, Hosiery,
iianIAcrchlofs, Ribbons, and various
other goods which We are Offering es low
as anybody.
Calicoos from to 81 cents.
Brown .lomospun from to 10 cotts.
Ricachod Aonospnns from G9 to 12a
conts.
Chockcd Homespuns from 10 to l2x
cents.
Ticking from 10 to rs cents.
1914 Bloached and Brown Sheetinga,
very low.
A nice assortment Of Dress Goods md
Fancy, Dress Buttons, Shawls, Ladies' and
Misses boulevard Skirts, white, rod and
plaid. Flannels, Jeans, Cassimeres aud
Repellants.
Our Gents Department Is full and com.
pleto. Everything from paper collar to
IN oyerccat.
A good assortment Of Carpets on hand,
very oheap.
Our stock of Shoes and Hardware is
complete.
Call and examine our goods, rnd We
will convince yon that we don't intend TOD
DO undersold by anybody, anywhere. D
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