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LOVERS LETTERS,
DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCE uETwKEN .
WANI LADY AND 4 CAuTIoua LoYKR.

wAnr LADY AND \ CAUTIOUS LOVER.
People may tails ~ much a. shey pleaso about
The exquisite diplomatic skill Of uo7tschakoG or
bismarck In \ long correspondence. hut theso has
been ona going on during tho past week between 4
young Indy who lives near Union lark hnd clark
In biz dFy goods atorc downtown, which, for
tact and fertility Of resource, would extot, were It
fully known, tho admiration Of all Europe and
America. lie has been paying tho young
lady very marked attention Tor the lsst
len months, and a. shs would
Ike 10 take wedding trip to tho East this
sunner, Or else enter her autt for breach .of-
pron,iao before lhs courts take their vacAtton &hc
wants to hurry up things, Accordingly hhe has
begun writing let&essto him! atdsd by her affection.
ate brother who 10 studying for the law; snu he,
boIng OF i suspicious ltspusitlon Il giving him
most guarded replies. la4t Saturday week ahs
wrote to hlu ~ foilows:
~ + 1 1s :: es ::s 81: ss:
to sa S. II eX g. ass b as,e e. ssa "a
and wrote back;
~
'f'f Il hs 4
81 sa s II assst
f1on hona and usse' out Of temper. how can Vi u
When .he hsd saa tha e e;
nmnhsp sohhpsh{ 81 oaf oe1scd s she IT . tatcf n.
l'eautifu! head on her hands and burst Into tears.
say!pg. "tls's just a. mean ~ old gel-out." lier
s denaa1s must JON .etion aaa e,ead cd 10 % sss
u. Il.
Then she dried her tears 4nl wE0le.
a,a.sa =. Ssrs ia sisysa 80 ne;iy H.: u :ssh
" a na dr. D
Il sss Yen y IT, e sax s a
-yoH mult know which QUO. '"' ~@''1s - ''1'
,"Taere."' aaid tho brother. ~ guess we'ys got
isttsr .wo llnss long Wit Gextos couldn't s.ss
him from gu, 600 damayas:" Ths clerk read 1t,
sat down thoughtlully, aud replied,
nj 1. ns nstesP
W dfs,stslt Gas ,ae: II Z
Sss 5;sts IT, Il *. S s Fl
A: { E:s ss:s
cut sone IisElvins. Ssssuso. ssii 1s IL 70 him. him
ssIf =. ss ts4a e. toash f4tt ieok. tts
dyat sa,!1 ~ 81, .s* i ms::ssiss .assli
eoudat 5e ,eaou. Wsii iii ehssse M liz IT, g, ss
he sent tas Latter, nd when .ls resolved II The
xill lad ~ r. dsy ay.tettes. sad tstd; Ai.ssnop.
SS rtea s'uG .Ss x.s xss a..
y! douf know, said her 1rothsr. doabtiully;
Of calico md bossa u thread sad psay: s.:
inT tho counter was set Of parallel bars i pawes-
IT, T. as9ss9Rax r. asr .. T.
~ na.i expect t6sa 10 turn ssan and read . yoa.
!sa ha; besides. h. i.as taken IN Impression VI
~ letter la COPYING, pss.4 liz l. = thlss.ply
: ly :ss cay ls e. st:s
hours, produced the following ultIniutuun:
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THE COURTS.

The divorce bhElncee IenQ1laneG snkuf0aft H14
supposed 10 b the eoason now when younz mems
thorehA are tnrned toward lore, and when evcn
married couples are gifted with = little extra
amount Of common sense, and troubled ltttae less
with self.esteem In regard 10 their marital 1uar.
rels. Charlie ''sl1ows that Mary Isn't 10 home
u. altar all. II her hair IL red; and MARY thinks
Charlie IL not bud II he does stay out late nights
and wastes bis wages In drinking Or having good
tlme With the boys. So they agree to try another
year; or il one docs get e1arpesated into begin
ming suit, sho withdraws It the next day, like
Mrs. Jauson. who fled bill for divorce Friday
and retracted 1t SATURDAY, accompanying tho re-.
traction With handsome sPology II ths papers,
benedict however, lias reached his limit of
spring linz % Of no sprine tins. iIis nsns l. viii.
jsge u s.. Louis la took anto h,mseif lclpmevs
hs has always treated hsr with Kindness asl
humored her q: much ~ va consistent with l.ls
ssfsngcly inapptsciatiye ei his Affection. sAo
and has been for yeats In the habit Of refnsnx 10
Wiz poks; and atis.I:.lIy Paiatyd Il. faee M u
% a. Ito .o @ rspsae M "t espdrmsnt With he poscr
and then throw q kcrosene lamp at his head
for tho rnrpo.c Of enl!ghscnng bis understanding.
slick of wood. Finally, ii. ID Of May. sho left
him, and e wants !" b auIc, by getting Tho law IN
hIs siae. TINT she will not oe permitted to longer
against h!s wife. nertha johanna, charging her
usua! dccree Uf divorce.
,Jadgs Williams yesterday Esap!cda decree q, ct
iirowno On account of his Ie.cftion; to Elizabeth
and as j. pe;a Thsssa from 'e"f5 rSerea s: on Z:
:, Judge rloagstt wiil have jury tomorrow in
the nt gntsS sa,a xiates GItsntt C9qft
hls cali Of tho common law docket. The caiI to-
day extends tsoa, 100 to l.ooo:
The Noethwes Mutual Life Insurance Com.
rany hled bill Saturday a4ninat tnnunccy II.
Iowcn and .on,o afty othcrs 70 ioreclose a trust.
aison fea q toss e nask a'Gas Il
M 10 IA a angaeE sksn' W
Thufslon, Louis kastens, Jacob Seig, and tic In.
sis ooo On the Is tset 81 Lat Is, sad ii Of Lot
Block u, In Wolcott's Addition tU Chicago.
BANKRUPTCY MATTEns.
George Campbell was o., Saturday appotntcd
An Assignee Will DC choaen for benjamin. 8. DuL.
10y at 10 I. III. To-day.
n.e as % eats ss9s q St th ss:Sn s;sn :. A.
surEnioa cou1.r IN BRIEF.
s.bst t y yeiannx
daty j: II. Palmer commoncoda suit for $40, 600
against 0euEgo +. Marsh.
sDs. IL: Il
's.5 RI T. E.asss y 4 90. No sa.e on
sss: !s*s;Ssts - ts IL n H IL IT, s.; &: :s rs:
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DAyroN, O.. May 1J.-A woman giving her
name as Mrs. Il. ". Davidson was arrested In this
city last evening rs d professional shoplfftcr.
Laces shawls, aud millinery goods to The vaius Of
several hundred dullars were found ut her board
lng-h0use. These ast supposed to have been
st0en lit Cincinnati. Several articles taken fron.
houses IN the city Wcfs traced to Lcr+ She stAtcs
th1e She ID from Il1ln, o.. and hus store there.
, 1877-05-14

use ont machines force ~ to keep them In order,
hero eli the time. It's with All largo companies
tn with Hs. There ID very lttto difference In my
particular.
keportef-Arc yon prepared to mike any formal
Announcement for tho futurtf
Mr. Hhecfcr-not yet. We shalt b. guided by
circumstances.
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and tho mold VI foru,, might we'll la applied 10
journal like AHarsas' Haiar. No Indy who has
hs,l!ate4 a. The high psLca u fashIoa 1nonthllcs
nrel hes!tase longer. Tho Hatar. complete ~ it
II, cost. but 81 ! year. W. II Andrsws. Cincin.
natl, publlahrr.
, 1877-05-14

lf1r1l1LARY4

Iowa Cirr. Ia, May 11.-Thc house Of Thomas
J. Coz was entered by burglars last night and a
considerable amount Of property sto1cn. among
which was d ST, o00 coupon compromise bond ol
Iowa City, No. -, Issue OF May 10, 187:ks psyn-
bic 10 Il. i, Uehl0w OF bearer.
, 1877-05-14

"a NEW "KACKET.H
WORCESTER May 13.-C. ". Kerr, a travelling
salesman for Alling lirus. 4 Co., New York,
checked trunk containing $50, 600 worth Of
jewclsy from this city to Hartford, Friday night,
and on presenting tho check there was handed him
q. black bag Ths checks wHre undoubtedly
chnnEet In til{s city md the trunk atnt 10 New
1utk, ~ two men Were admitted to thH basgxKn-
roum to got homathing FROM a bug,
, 1877-05-14

NEw Y0RK, May 13.-DetectIve Golden arrived
to-day In tho steamship City Of Richmond, having
In custody Thomas Il. Lewis, charged with beInv
an accomp1ce VI Dackwtth, tho confidential clerk
cony!cted Of rubbing Ua1bltt, the sUap man.
, 1877-05-14

CMAnLrsrox, s. c., Mny Ia. Eyahs Edtngs.
wh1c carrying 81. e00 to pay the wages Of hAnds ut
tic phosphate works near this city, was shot dead
aud robbed. Two tieur0cs were arrested and COZ.
fc*neu tho crime. Tho moacy whs found In their
a1uateadpu.
, 1877-05-14
DEATHS.

CARTEn-The funeral OF The late Artemas Carter
will take place a Unity Church. eurRrr Ssftk
Inst, ut O'Clock. Friends ot tho daee4sed ara III.
vtttd to atteuh.
FlilnYL-Aay IS, at l03 North Curtis street,
1ynas Fr,byl. aged " ysArs.
Funeral Asy Ii 1t ~ u. H., by carriages to
Rosehtl.
fh Nac!us papers pleass copy.
ltASFT-Msy IL, John A. Eantt, aged ls yssss
and D tuunths.
Funsrat from late residence, $50 FarQues street.,
th!a aftetupon ut O'Clock.
HtrT0S-sfay y, At 3aA Archer avenue, Will.
lam George, son VI William an4 Kate Hutton, aged
= Years and = mouths.
Funeral to lakewood this day 1t IL 4, N. Friends
will plcasa laGs notlcs.
, 1877-05-14

W1IAHoros, Del, May u. 3.-Rhodcs, colored,
who butchercd rival on tic oItlktrts Of tle city
three weeks ago, las been convicted of murder,
, 1877-05-14
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
THO History of tho Combination Tint was
Formed under a silnt from Judge samuel
Helcon, after Much Very Costly Litigation.
Ntp Yark .snn. Nay II.
In 1860 Effas Howe, Jr., I. M. Singer & Co.,
Grover i Baker, md Wheeler b Wilson formed
q combination In respect Of certain specified
sewing machine patents. anu concerning that
combination tho press md public arc just now
tnaulging In must extraordinary comments. II
a centrally believed that tho combination was for
Of sic business an! Keeping up e1tortonatc prlces
for tho machines. which wero then bsculn!ng tnrt
md a,sSel Of ~ nptASo ptpef Of every we'll
Nc arc enabled today to print digest OF that
famous asrseneut-t''e te1t being covered oy legal
pubc. In ors'cr 10 clearly understand TIC uecessty
Tor thls agreement. bse1 rcsamc i* ptycn Of tho
rttacgls. snd contc.ta n,noag tho cafles pioneers
Elias lloSe md X. j.. Wilson had patents for
.cwlng. lnachlne iaelles in 1851; 70 had Singer
ssi; nsnc. Indeed, va. sa uniqus as to nesit tha
t!tlc Of tas osginaf. lows u. for Instance. cscd
issd With tlIG Invention u ths s3e ~ the point of
Tue sa,,o''' nseals, tho shuttle. and she
sissa ii. pa'satea aeas greas in e0s shs
Ilne Of march. but nut an original device it was
at rss called tbs snatl-lag stitch, o. may readily
~ ,aaf sns,, ..srIy. ittnna. mn ~. .n- ~
na,.mI noIIsr. thxrn a.. canstsut wsr s'S Ftusi;s
E"ws ameH sams fhcu' ,yhn. nn .dves og rnmn:a,
ar,"cI :" IN ht,n rS,rs.s ~ al; ~. % o
@S,ns mix" Af..s ws1c Fl "a ,y c,sny;,onia. %
having coiaa Into thc atrs.ngemsut % Hows ] relussi
III. me- ~ oa ,ssfy nssatrs
f.ritn nrotexH mat thai. s"n,t,e.s .IH s,n.
,ro. ,x4."s sM',sx + nn.nus uIo" ";hsoa., Wy Mno
s, 1nye,p mnkss sa orascd ~ s@n
Mn ~ ~, W.ust t - ,t;1 M.tt uaHsa s1s hts1sentan
~" W III ~, ai aesot t .sun. unu .ne's souh
si. Sls asststG - t41a tns sWsus nts asalAst
Stnsee &C. ap1 sn3tnxsmsntt. tI Iae sam9ns 9 sa.s
ts ss..u' @ aIa ~ t aas 'y 'y.ht hy taG" & % vSaa
Snsa "etS y :" hn W Mts" oke'n1n @ "tio1o % "a suuEa
~ ~ 0'Gy ano ~ -.a tao ~
~ r,nman1 ,s.. w"st ~ .xaMt,xH srhs .,nr Z
~ .r VA p,<t ,i ~ s;ir Hn1E, @ & y.
, 1877-05-14

A MURDER ABOUT FIVE CENTS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 13.-Ftiday csrnn!
QotlIcb Meyer qnasrc1cd with Fred yorst, \ bulch-
ef, abont aye cents worth Ut meat for his doR.
nnrst n attempting to PVT him out 81 his shop.
which he died last night.
, 1877-05-14

New fanK, May 11.-1t Is stated that all tho
persons indicted for completely In tho recently de-
reloped insurance frauds Will have speedy trial.
, 1877-05-14

rlhNOS TO RENT.
Splendid upright md Square pianos for rent at
low rates. Secondhand square pianos closing
out Ut lcss than cost Lyon i llexly. atats mud
Monroe streets.
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tbs xstor may, without sttra charge. yislt tha Ia
al4ts!sa AT AgssNm In iebiufta Hat Horticultural
toE!lsr pa1,Geat3 % IT. Permanent II kzllht!o5 1
way nf uaIstngraons hAv2ays rooaa lunch eauutsr.
tnd dnlug room ~ thu Department Of Public Ge1tut
The best place tor txcurrpn p4Tties " Ia found In
America u. TUHttEH. GeuuEat AGu1t.
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WHAT Is V4.GETINE !?

II is compound extracted from barls,
roots and herbs. II is Natures Remedy,
1t is perfectly harmless from any ba,
"tnct upon the system. II is nourishin.
and strengthening Itncti directly upon
the blood. 1t Quicts the nervous syst, m
1t gives yon good sweet sleep ut night
1t Is great pnnnccn for our aged fathers
and mnthcrs, for it gives them strength.
qnlct" their nerves and gives them M
tnrc*swcct sicep-as has been proved by
many an ngct person. 1t is the great
STOOD Purifier. 1t is a soothing rcmcd.
t"r our children. 1t has relieved nnt
cured thousands. 1t is very pleasant t,
take every child likes it. 1t relieves and
cures all diseases originating from impur,
blood. Try tho NEGETINE Give it
lair trial for your complaints then you
will sny to your friend, ncighbor and uc
qnnintance, ''rry it; it has cured me-"
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day Of November, 40. ,
R. L. Dannenberg,
Publishers and Printers

Can buy direct of tho Manufacturer on
favorable terms.
The ANsoN HARDY CUTTING MACHINES
arc, tho besv and cheapest low priced
machine made, and have national repu-
tntion for utility and durability" The
EtCt'VtM)cr, Chicago.
LIE ANsoN HARDY PAPER CUTTER i. by
far tho best machine which can be OBJ
tanned for less price than one hundred
iollars. 1t is of great strength These
machines have always taken the hiph,st
stand. 1t is the My mnchine to which
is applied tho Patent Movable Outline
Board. This device has q reputation ot
itself: by it, the cutting board can be in
Stantly and accurately moved, so that n
perfect cut is insured, This is n very i'm
portnnt point in tho machine. and on,
that Is possessed by no other. It greatly
reduces the labor of preparation in work.
ing the paper backward md forward
We cannot too strongly recommend the
Advantages of this patent movable board
1t is worth the price Of this machine, and
purchasers should fully understand how
highly it is to be valued" Geo. p, Ro,rci
d Co.: $ AccSpupc Reporter Gmd Printer.
Gazehe. '' =
THE LATEST IA!rEovnD HARDY CARD CUT
TER Is pronounced the most dcsirobl,
Card Gutter in the market, for the ocnnr,l
uses Of q printing Office.
Tho we'll known RuGGrEs Cam Crrr,p
with my attest improvements is still prr.
ierred by many printers. and holds its
iayorltlSm over other machines.
None genuine but those having nv fn}l
address lcttcrcd in tho cnstinp.
zh'N' NcwSpnpt IS i'll want Of ndycrtisin.
from first parties should send for nv
circular. '
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Sale Of MOrtgagcd Property.

TN pursuance ofnuthority conferred on
L me by IL power, f attorney contained
in deed by Henry Rush and Mary A .
f. Rush, of date the 22nd day of March,
1875, l. acting for and on behalf of my
nsSignccs, Mrssrs. Witte Bros, will offer
for sale on the first Monday in February
next, ut public outcry, to the highest bid
der, before the court house door in
Winnsboro, between the hours of II
O'Clock, n. M, and S o'clock p. IN. the
foll.wing described property, to witt
All that lot or parcel of land situated
and lying in the county of Fairfield and
State of South Carolina, upon the head
waters of Sonia's Creek, bounded on the
north by lands Of George Moor, on the
south by lands of Franklin McCloud, on
the east by lands Of Louisa Melton, and
on the west by lands Of Henry Helms, nnt!
containing THREE HUNDRED ACRES, more
| or less.
| ALSO,
One iron-gray mare, thrco COWS and
three calves.
This sale is for tho purpose OF
forcclosing q mortgage given to Inc by
Henry Rush and Mary A E.Rush, of date
| the 22nd day Of Narch, 1875.
| Terms of sale, CASH.
Purchaser to pay for papers
jan st II. II. CLARKE.
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TIE BEST EVIDENCE.

The following letter from Rev. +. S.
Best, Pastor Of the NJ. T.. Church, Matte.
Mass, will bn read with great interest by
many physi"''.''i also those su f,crinn
,-2m the snlnr disease us afflicted the son
on tho Rev j.. :. Best. No pcerson cnn
"o"Ht this testimony, as there is no doul [
""a"t tho curative power Of NEGETlNE:
NNricK. MISS, Jun. 1st, 1873,
MIR. III. Il STEN EMS:
Dear S;ir-Wo have GOOD reno, for ro
Grling yourNE GETlNE n medicine ot
he greatest value. We feel assured tbot
~ las been the means of saving uur sons
nc lie IS now Scvcntrvu years of AGE:
for his leg caused by scro!u uiors afr,ction
ana was SO far reduced that nearly nj
who saw him Thought his recovery irIpos.
slblc. council ofablo physicinns could
give us but the fnintcst hope of his ,vrr
ra'lyinS; two Of tho number declarinn
that he was beyond the reach I, f l,umnn
i'hi'"l'S, thnt even amputation could
not save him. n he had not vigor
en"nSh t. endure tho operation. inst
tMcM ,,I>', W" r"'mm"nrod Swing him VEGE-
TINE and from that time 10 tho present
tie has been continuously improving. He
mas lately resumed studies, thrown AWAY
MS rrutrhCS and cane, ana walks about
cE"crtuiiy anu strong
lh"u&h there i# still some discharu.
ifom the opening whcro his limb was
knced, we have the fullest confidence thot
III Nttlc time he Will be perfectly curcI
ne has taken about three dozen bottles
OF sEI'EllNE, but lately uses but little.
rs ne declares he is too well to bo taking
medicine.
Respectfully yours,
T. S. BEST.
MRs. l.. G. +. BEST,
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ATTENTION ALL!
nEAT BANKRUPT SALE OF JEwELEY.

GREAT BANKRUPT SALE OF JEwELHY.
On receipt of SO cents wo will send by
mail, postpaid, all Of the following pieces
of jcwrlry, viz: | pair Gold Plated mud
engraved Sleeve Buttons, one set Gold
Front Shirt Studs, | Collar Stud, We'd
ding Ring, | Roll Plate Watch Chain and
] Gents Rose Coral Scarf Pin. We offer
this great bargain merely to draw nttcn-
ton to our business, us We have MI kinds
of watches and jcwclly ut low prices
Send for Cntuogu".
CoLEs Il Co., 735 Bron1wny, N. i. CITY.
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United States Of America, Dis
trict of South Carolina.
FOURTH clrcu1r-1N CIRCUIT COURT

FOURTH c1nCUIr--IN CIRCUIT COURT.
Harvey Terry, complainant, vs.. tho Plan
ter's Bank of Fairfield. ct. al. In Equity.
Bill for Account, Relief, &c.
PY an order Of tho 18th December,
- 1876, in tn above stated cause,
was directed, rs Special Master. to take
the testimony and report all the tncts in
the cause pertinent to full determination
thereof, and in pursuance to snitl order
notice is hereby given to all persons cred
itors of said Bank and owning or hold
ing Bills cor claims against the same to
appear before me Mt my Office in the city
of Charleston on or before tho lst duy of
March next and prove and file the same,
or in default thereof will be deprived of
the benefits of any decree which may be
| made in tho cause.
J. T.. HAGOOD,
jan 1T Special Master.
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NEW ADYEUiISEM ENTS.

OK FANCY CARDS, II styles with
~ name, l0cts. post paid. j. b.
Hustled, Nassau, Rcns. Co., N. Y.
e. r. m month to active men selling
'MDtDV Letter Copying Book. No press
or water used. Sample cory
worth So. 90 FREQ. Send stamp for ci cular.
EXCELSIOR Manufacturing Company,
90 Madison and 1872 Dearborn st. Chicago.
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South Carolina NoWs.

Marriages arc very frequent all
over toe State.
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JU.R. II e "a

stimulates the srcrctivo organs, thus puri-
flying the blood and strixing at The root of
disease. 1t is the medicinal extract Of
the plant Of that name found in Brazil,
and il one of thc most wonderful tuncS
and inviSorntorS lpown. H. will make
the Liver active, ssist Digestion, purify
the Blood, restore NiSorto the drbilllntrtt
and is certain remedy for all diseases OF
a Scroiulons natnlc. TRY it. For Sale
by Druggists. Whclnsalr by
q. n. CHIrTEHTOS, Sixth Avenue NY.
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DR.. TOwnsentl's Ok
ygenated Air will
purify the blood in
One-third tho timo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
remedy can. Why?
bccauSetoinhaleOx-
ygcnated Airit goes
direct to the Lungs
and passes through
t ho tissues and
comes In direct con-
tact with tho blood
as 1t Is forced into
tho Lungs by the ac-
tion OF 10 heart. All
thobloOd inOuryoins
returns to tho heart
every four minutes
it tho blood Is good,
and forced from tho
heart to tho lungs,
and tho moro Oxy-
gen you inhnle into
tho lungs tho moro
you purifythe 9 blood.
whom Oxygen comes
In contact with tho
Impurities in tho
blood 1t carboniZes
and burns, causing
tho blood to be hoat-
cd so that 1t warns
o.vcry. part OF
tho body, "a Il goes
on Its revolutions
through tho systeln.
If your blood Is pure
you cannot bo sick.
Wo drive Mercury
and allotherimpu
ties out Ofthe blood.
Wo guarantee to pu-
rifytho bloodin one
third tho timeof any
nthcrknown rometly
The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1877-01-18
JUST OPENED FOR HOLIDAYS
JUST ARRIVED,

JUST ARRIVED,
Fresh Family Groceries, Cheese.
Macaroni, Soap, Candles, Starch,
French and Plain Candies, Cocoa,
e, nuts' oranges, Northern Apples,
Sugar and Soda Crackers, Lemons,
Canned Goods, Fire Crackers, Prize
Candy, Irish Potatoes for eating
purposes; Tobacco, Cigars, MackereI
&c, &c.,--all of which will be sold
as low as the lowest.
Agent for Butterick's reliable
Paper Patterns.-a supply of latest
styles for Ladies and Children, just
dec 81 10 ROAcc
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Marriages. arc very frequent all
Oyer tao State.
?;"2"H2 pnrEios nro becoming
l'"" 1"ai'on'''e al over the State.
Mr.. Wii,j,m lIcnnics. nn old md
rcsYvcin3 citizen Of Columbia. died
IA snat c;.y s. few ,l..ys oro.
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