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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-08-24

Plymouth, N. H.. Aug. 2O.-ln antiei-
patton of the arrival of the Presidents
party, tomorrow evening, the Pemegswas-
sett House aud village will be beautifully
decorated. A reception committee has been
appointed and a warm welcome will be
given by democrats as well as republicans.
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NtAi II 4, y litti -. 10 -.
En-. ISTFLLIGESCER Your item
from the San Francisco P1sf III the Is
TEIIIGENCER of April 2lst. asking the
question ~ hat has become OF the one
Thousand millions" of gold and silver
extracted from the mines of the Pacific
Coast since the discovery of gold in 10
contains tue nucleus Of problems Of far
more Importance 10 the people OF the
United States than the casual reader
would notice. The question is answered
thus: Go seek il IN the cheap labor
countries of Europe and Asia" Per
haps few thoughts upon this subject,
viii not come ami-s 10 the readers oi
the lSrElIIoENCER Have the people
nt the United States. a mass. ever
seriously cousidcrel the reasons ,rhn
they have TO look 10 Europe fnr their
gold and silver; think not, or th.y
would have a different monetary SYSTEM
from that which prevails In our coun-
try At the present time. M Free aUd
Independent" people would long wear a
yoke which impoverishes them day by
day, # they fully comprehendei the
cause They would find o'titcerJac6 II
it were through IRE and sword
" hen we CONSIDER over one thousand
millions ~ United States bonds held
by England asone--siSfg millions inter
est annually, II be paid on our bonds
III foreign bauds--one hundred millions
inter,s, aui principal Of our railroad
securities IN Europe the difference IT,
our international cbanGos, over one
hundred millions, besides ous hun
dred millions more spent 10y itincfaut
pilgrims hen consider the proiuct Il
our gold and silver 10 he only ono thoG
sand millions since 10, or say To cover
all resources fifty mtt,ions dnHftf'g--
nat al amount II gold AMI SILVER conl-
biued. sufficient - pay the anD0al IL
terest alone GU our bonds is foreign
hsnds. We bave picture Vhl,a. - lhe
writer IN the ~ say. "rUr l.~u - suls
IL realize the dcSTa ll'l0n f writing
II bat this l. Iot all Section H. IS
the Revised Laws ii th, uitett State.
relative - Mlut> and Assay ot,iCcs say
',hat gold cola IT the t"lted State.
shall be- a legal iet',l, 10 all payments
~ their nominal vttuC. Seton -
SAYS. that silver coins # the trlt,1
states shall tc legal tcus;cr "a; ths''
nominal value. tn any au44Alt e, sr-
t-seI.ae zee a35.srs rs 1aE $50 f-fHs.s.f.
thus denon.:lEiaS .as-a ft. tfe r*9
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25
DAILY INTELLICENCER.
Wednesday, April 25, 1877.

NOT ALL GOLD THAT GI.TIEEs.-
There is considerable talk. i some
local excitement here over the new
mining discoveries ~ Arizona. ard this
arises more particularly from the FAC,
that the principal dtscoyereE, hare been
Puget Sound men. Beside .hc Fina mine
held bv them, there are four others IN
the vicinity, ~sli With tie one in oucS
ton u en- brace fur of the rlrhes,
mines in that Territory. eli discovered
by Puget Sound men. Thes., latter ia.
cIude tue Silver King and others. The
discoveries Of these three. however.
have all dlsposed Of their interest, a,
somewhat fabulous figures. ard haze
therefore secured a good thing. a, all
events, even il their iodea should no.
turn out profitable in the end. These
gentlemen include principally the
"lucky ones" among the hundre l. " no
have Hooked from this part Of the coast
70 Arizona The others we DO not hear
much OF; their expectations have for
the most part been completely dissi-
pated, aud many Of them have quietly
returned again thoroughly sick Of Ar
zona. The excitement which i, now
running quite high here over the Ar
zona mines, is an old thing. aud getting
pretty well played out, To use the
current phrase. 1t spread like wild
fire over California in 62. and created
tremendous sensation in san Fran
cisco Hundreds rushed off To Arizona
nd f..s~ ia %
turned again, utterly hearts,ck with dis
appointment. We had conversation
with one Of our prominent citizens the
other day, who went 10 Arizona durir
the excitement If 90, and who. lik,
nearly all the others who went there,
returned utterly disappointed As he
expresses il, the country IL fit for moth
ing but Tattlesnakes aud tarantuias
dry, sterile and burnt up as it is. II
would be quite impossible now TO ere
ate another such n feverish excitement
over Arizona. as was felt OH the Pacific
coast in go. for the reason that Ar
iona mining operations have so gener
ally proved uncertain, that people cease
to grow enthusiastic over any lew dis
coveries there, rs they Judge the future
generally by the past. The formation
of the country IS peculiar its lodges
have been formed ty violent volcanic
action. are incoherent. and embrace
many different strata of rock A rich
vein Of ore may be struck and after
pursuing it a few feet the lead is lest.
and can not he found. This Is the way
that most OF Its reported rich mines
turn ou.. That there are few rich
mines in Arizona, and much latent
mineral wealth, wa will not pretend to
question But on the other hand we
are hardly able Ia admit that our Ter
rltory contains less hidden mineral
wealth than Arizona. Again. Arizona
is fit for nothing but mining, while our
Territory possesses every needed adyan-
tage 10 constitute 1t one of the most
prosperous and desirable States III the
Union Those who have money 70 in
vest had better thiak we'll before they
invest ii III Arizona mines, when there
are SO many chances for investment. in
this Territory, or before quitting the
latter for the former. aud give all
stock selling schcmvrs in Arizona silver
hedges vide berth.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25

- The Went WAS taken from the
grid-ir vest riay aud will start on
OF another TRIP up the river this moin
ing. The two planks broken through
by the pile were replaced, aud some
other repairs made Some years ago
she was sunk nearly IN the same mannt T
u little alave where she went down this
time, and 1t cost $500 To raise her. Bat
in this last instance, she was IN tide
water, and after getting the scows
undcr, she raised with the tide The
whole expense is said not Ia have tx
ccedCd over 500
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25

~ The new Passenger coach Is now
making two trips a day over the road
regularly between here aud Kenton, and
is crowded with passengers nearly every
time The passenger traffic nj the road
now amounts ~ n large item Ii hts
receipts and il constantly increasing
To those who wish 10 take simple
pleasure trip cat into the country, the
road offers splendid opportunity. AMI
t. the people ot Renton and the upper
country. and 10 those who have OCCASION
Ia 20 up there frequently, II Is great
convenience.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25

?1s~ A liilc child Il Mr.. Sol 65and,
living ga Whit River. came near
being killed yesterday Nj Gr"na
had ius, hi,ched up has tram 10 = lars@
farm wagon. ami WAS nsisjag oct a
the yarl. when the chili Tel, under 'h'
fore uhec,. which passed over IL lANfi
Jus, below the br,a>, Fortunately I
WAS no, injured seriously, bat hai 4"
very narfow escape
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25

BOILER BURsTED ~ While the cutter
Oliver Walco.t WAS s:eaming out of
Port Townsend harbor yesterday. eH
route for Tacoma. and when about half
Il mile trem the dock, some little con-
motion was caused on board hy the
bursting Of the boiler. The Captain
put her square about, aud with the
Roadway already gained ran full into
the dock. where she will now be hauled
up tor repairs 1t bursted underneath,
and but little damage WAS done The
boiler was very old one and regarded
rs unsafe. The Captain had several
times reported this fact To he ,dquar'ers
and requested "a new boiler, bat the De
partment neglected 10 order one, and
consequently the old boiler *ill have t.
be patched up aud made To serve still
longer IN its dangerous condition. The
report circulated here some time ago to
the effect that the Walcott would % tn
Sitka il entirely false. The only gov
arnment boat known to tee going up
there is the Richard Rush from San
Francisco. aud probably no other boat is
needed there.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


NEW ENGLAND UUTEL-
Il NJ Reynolds, Snohomish; " NJ
Moasalm, A Muster. Sklgit W "
Movers, Seattle; Mrs Hackney, OWN
pia. { " kellogg, Virginia City; A A
Manning, Olympia; { Place. IL Foss,
& \ Messimer. Snohelnish River, ) VI
Nolan, j G. kroincr sian Francisco; J
Seayy aud wife, Port Gamble; John
Sheldon. Freeport.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25

~ Mr.. Iesler Will soon commence
the construction o. large warehouse
on the new addition 10 his wharf. Its
dimensions will be about 40xilO feet.
and its capacity will be sufficient to ac-
commodate all the freight. The other
two warehouses will then DO rented
ont
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25

~ A section * tie mill wharf
about 2oxio fee' supporting heavy
p'ir q lamoeT, te.i through night b~f,re
last into the water. lumber aud All. al 4
great vas lie crash thcreaf This i,
the only section Of thai wharf. ~ L.
iieve. that has not been stabbed ny.
he Construction ri the neyg addition.
Ja.t outside the l.. which We mentioned
fe~ day. ago, will p" co'un,,t.ce1
soEn
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25

.af- The North Paciac reports hav-
ing passed the bark J. H. Bell in the
straits yesterday, working her way up
into tho Sound. She may, therefore. be
expected here to-day. and the Eldorado
aud Harvest Home oJght also 10 be
along soon.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25
BORN

HYNpMAN-In this city. On the 23d inst 20 the
wife If I. " HyntimAn. . son.
REHBERGER-Ai scheme April 18Th. a. the wife
of Geo. Re hherger. soR.
wE,T-At sehome. April lcth. II the wife Of
Henry West. son.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25

~" The schooncrs Frithiof and Ex-
celsior both sailed from Frccport last
night. lumber laden. The former for
South America and the latter for San
Francisco
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25

t. The ship Western Shore went
to sea last nigh, in tow of the Ma. tic
loaded with 1910 tons of coal. 80 of
which were from the Renton Com.
pany aud the rest from the Seattle
bunkcrs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25

F There are DOW 1000 800 feet e
logs in boom At Priests Point. ali FIR
sale. The Fs.orite took away a boom
from there yesterday, for Port Madi-
san The logging camps in the vicin-
ity are running foil blast. and putting
IN the logs at rapid rate
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25

&c" tn ship Alex n tie ca!
vessel noS loading at lac sma. she |"
taking = cargo Of llmber for South
America.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25
Lie North pac.tic hfnnuh.

Tie N0rth FIcihc Drought ii
sixty passengers from Victoria and
down Sound lof:s last evening. Sic
laid over ut her dogs last night and
will remain here during the day. lcay-
ing at her usual time tomorrow mora
ing for Victoria
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25

>ral~ SEFt,~ SgErs AZ sA 2
En- &. ra&erv. .ho,oe garden sni
6+.E .s. 4: iao auc~' quail IS. Cal
e.} examine >nr extensive stock ~
-ss+i~ p ftre ugrtb-s,us ci~s where
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25
Remember This.

Now : the time of the year for Pneu-
monia. Lung Fever. Coughs. Colds. and
fatal results Of pr.dispnsition t. Con
sumption and other Thros: and Lung
Disease Bo>CHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has heen uS.,,l IN this nei shborhood for
the past two or three years without -
single failure 70 cure II you have not
used this medicine yourself, 50 10 your
Druggist ..,..........
and ask him Of IL wonderful success
among his customers Three doses will
relieve the worst case II you have no
ia''h ii my medioiue, just buy Sample
BOTTLE * Bo>CHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
fer In cents and Try IL Regular size
bottle - cents Don't neglect a omgh
io save II cent
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-04-25

Tnk WHITE - destined "a Be
e. NJ tas icaai,sg >ewing machine IN
the market only patented il l>s6-it
l. uo. NJ fully kuown - the public.
Mr. + Bryan i a.scnt here. ar'i will take
old machines in TAR, payment for new
ogts
, 1877-10-30

Acknowledgements, pelder nab Dem S1lD'le
binauffabtts. Srntter an Der Osausr ent>
lang sebeho entoedte er balo Die 1haos
bate STEELE. @ewanbt ldnellte ct ltb
aber bet nieorigiten nur etmd pier 6uB
boben She'll oerielten blntort uno flel
beinabe einem menidliden Welen alf ben
&ppf, welhes auberbalb Der Dtauer I'M
S6atten Der 9aielbilde auf einem Stein
iab. Salelbe tcnnte niht mebr err
lhrpden iein wie Gamil lelblt.
9us er iid NIT einem ausrufe oes
Gritaunens S%eriidwancte, persrDBerte llh
oieie ueberraidung nod Inn Elm Seoeuz
tenbes oenn er lab ii6 Der alelnen pom
Der Sdneloemiible 9eSeniiber, Der Gteltd
9embifa. -.
Sieielbe par nit einem Mufldret BON
ibrem Sibe auf9eiprungen, ais etne
menl6li6e Geitalt 10 unperlebns ppn Der
Wiauer neben ibr berabHel, brad aber
nun, ais ie Gamiqs erlhrpdenes Gelldt
bemerfte in Elm bellies Gelddter aus.
6ortiebung iolgt.)
, 1877-10-30
wuuber ubcr 0S

9erfbentt-Gin ionoerberes, eebeimuibpoles uno
lebr auBeroroentlihes Bud, ~betltelt: yOaS v d.
Der % unoer" IS sntb0lt auBer 5ablreideu. tu=
rioien, biloliten Suuiiratiouen Die Geueimnlne oes
bimmsls uno Der Groe, notirlide I'M iibermatirlide
: pubsrbarttiten, leltlame uno wunoerlibe &urioIttG.
ten, Mbiuroitaten, iabelbafte 3allberslen etc. Damlt
Ile biees turioie Bud leben tonnet. babeu Die Der,
3u Iebsn Wiiulden. gBenoet Sud PEI poittarte an &.
Ulea Jon II. Is o.. 73s @ai)nston Str. Bolton,
Wasi. 49810ott,
, 1877-10-30
800 YtQroS ullD Oraeln,

800 Ylallos ullO Orgeln,
ueu une aus swelter pauc. Don 6aprltanten er'
ter Aiane, lperoet tu lueoriYerell prellei. IurealY ooer
4plplaSs. Sa9lun9en. ooer Iur Wtlstpe N Staot nho
suno, Duprtno oleler Dattem ,3eIten uho Oct Gelerta8e
Jurt pprace 26aters u. 1un, 4ol Srpacwap,
psrtauTL AIS %olelelpen le juprr u: 9telp yort %oTTerlr'
burden. A8emten perlanSi UNI @ater's neue Dcdle
HtanpS unc OpnecrtsSr8eln au sersauTen. 1lu.
lrlrte 9atalo8e per 4oll uerlanOt. Quite .oeGulYunSen
lur Den bamoe.. GIN grOBer Dlsconto tur Geprer,
Deiril9e, &lrDen, Gosen. S1u,en &C. 49S2onps
, 1877-10-30
IA.

Wtit etmas b~eransirter Scilette lanste
Tamia SuleBt an Der Sartmauer an.
S,enieits oerielben erblidte er einen nit
Grlen unp Saielsebaid beitancenen 8le=
lentreifen, purd wel6en ii6 Der Wes
, 1877-10-30
Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bud"
4r.tbnt's ieetes uno srO.Btes.
0efubr!!!

ODER: Seripunoeti i'll benz Saus zines Srsunbes.
Sisies pplsneetife aSert bieiss Sttsranen Der
Imeritanilhen Sitsratur 1at ais 8orpuri sinen DC.
9enitano, peiher oas loeials Seben unleres 9eIammten
Soltes beribrt uno 0iebt einen ldredliben ~lieberblid
iiber uebel, me DIES es %bloslteat. MuRerortentlid,
irannene nne aufre9ene, miro es pom Nllen nit
naneen. NStr lino sntlhlohen, oas bud III leoer 4 :.
mile oes San6es einjniubren uno ~otferiren nod ME
easeweiene Sprtbeils alien maunli6sn uno Weibli.
den SublcrlbenterIamlnlern YDir perldn9en uberan
Nssntsn uno iaid,n gratis auf 8srlapasn Mtninann.
, 1877-10-30
DUuDiS Dick & cos
San0fl Dol,

beIibt cine piet ero ere Strait our gBieoerberItelunN beg
aeluuoen ,}ultanres Der uretbra'S bletm.baut, als
Rubsbe pber &opuDut allan. Gs erseuNt nienlals lebtl'
iein, pirtt iiter uuo prompt. SO lib, rtrifft ldnell ole
onocren Wittel. eets;is &apieln beilsn t%nrsrbalb
iebs bis att 5aaen, mas fe.ne anosre Wtsot5ln 3u
Stanoe brinGt.
Dan bite Iih oor 9sababmansen, oenn in Jol9e
Ieines sro8en succeiies iino piele Subititute annonetrt
,purotn, oetbe meiitsns nabtbeil pirten. Dian
taufe nur b e dbten.
Smnbus Did & Gp.'s IN i6e 3apirln, sanbsl'
bolj'Gel eutbalteno, iino in alien Npotbeten gu baben
9erlan9t Gireulare uno ienoet oarum aat 35 9Booite
Str, Stem 9orf. 1S24ot.
, 1877-10-30
&patt'S 2ebenS'S aliam.
Sin meDtatnlimeS YyunbCr.

RYulk . lie
,Ssa Sin meolalnl11es WSunDCr.
.Rbeumarsmus. Nsaralssa, Utat IN tprsm %laltmmHsa
oIaetum, SerpItln, &pnt9s xrantpett, Srpipslas, ~Hn
SelUpure uub cue lpitmmntn Gaue ppn c!uttranlRti.
ten, sroBt SNmaUe, Never. une 9tterenletetn, WlaB.
purm IL. ,e. wmp ,Iut's ~Seftmmtsae purp cislsn xpnts
lusr NslnlSunssmitlsl sspsiIi. DtrlsIbs III ips'Aao'
iwanti9 Sapre pinburD pom publttum trprppt, "a.
9unpertiauisnbe ppn 5auep sepetli uno elrtri Hsis.
penn mao NprrprifI 8snSnmen. Sf en lt1eres Vs,l.
nittel non 5tntIn IN auen %pstibaren .yalen, eurtrI CIT
Tallltea altea VslSwure, ltlpI NO Ger &ao1sn lbpn 81.
pparrs eebens.BaIfam eurtrts 5errn 8. .. asu.
nap, ltaeeeen I'M tu SrOptlpn, ". D..
pom Grpnt1Hen Npsumatismus, uabpem perslbe syns
SrIpis psa ben pUriusit3Hsn asriteu 4urppa's sAt
AmeTtta's pebGRpelt wprren mar.
ppau'S xebens. pai,am curtrtt 5ern q. o.
3plp. Opdmane 40. al Wiapiipa Str., pon .,nen
ssIaprltGtn Sel1plr, na3bsm er le9s Utpuas I'm
Sr0apwap 9UipitaI mar aae port ais %untei!bar erlsarI
purpe.
Spatt's 9ebens.B alIam tetlts 5srrn 3aepb wstp
OtHce 9p. 242 1reenptu Str., non eiuem i~erptulclen
Seinpure, ppbel bic 5aulntB loon bio alf ben 4npwen
seOrunssn mar. 5srr u. bat pabrenp 10 Sabrea use
S%slhspsner Ssilana tsine QDisSsrpSIuns Der RraRIsttl
%srrapren.
ppatts ..eebens.B Balkan eurtrte 5srrn gDtutam
springer, ato. 1853 SrUonle Str., p~plfanpts pom sat-
iunpetsm &psumattsmus 10 srnhltter &rt, paB csrplps
cen Vett bs &rauten loon perwtrrt bate. Des ve.
nannte fpnnts mot ,eins panb jum Rppfe trpebeu snl
mar pdtrenp prefer WtSnate ans Sett s%srefslt.
81 babsn tn Der 2anpts OfNee, 246 Srane Str, xxt
bet 4ppibstsrn i'm ~@aGtms,usn, tu 81 per 5Iai9t. esGs
SSatt's berapmts 5stImittsI rns,
ppatt's uufsblbarsr esbtns. Saliam ~ $500.
Ppatt'S IA b., prtpslt fartsr 9ebtns. Yallam, iu
el.25. ppatt's YulmOnts Yaliam, Sssr Der SGrine.
iuhttssn ersune, su s1.OO. ppatt's Swts stat.
naent, %untsblbar fur felosn unb Stmerisn ieeer art,
~ 50 Sents. - Spatts Snsa, Sur fur 9rtal ans,
8pgfpeb. Snansnta. Satarrb, su 25 ets.
Veaa ebtse aylttslutHt IN turer Apotbets pber an GU.
rem vlase ~ 6absn fnp, y psnps man i'd etre,t IN 0as
4tntral Depot, 246 Wranpfr., ". y.
efa In 8. Spatt 4 Co.. &isentbanu.
uebsrau etu per @rpres Seri6tdt beim balbtu
Dussne. 13m2Uisn
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-20
Egg r!ogg for Christmas.

T0lrE undersigned respectfully calls
L the attention of tho citizens of Fair
field to the fact that he has II full stock Of
the finest LIQUORS and WINES in tho
Boro, and guarantees its purity in every
instance. In his stock arc tho follow
ing:
Dupuy, Otard &c Co.. Cognac Brandy,
Old genuine Jamaica Rum, genuine 1868
Cabinet Rye, genuine 1863, Roanocke
kyo Whiskey, genuine Knickcrbock cr
Ryo Whiskcy, genuine N. G. Apple
Brandy, gcnui nc N. G. Sweet Mash Corn
Whiskoy, genuine Stone Mountain Sour
Mash Corn Whiskey, genuine Baucho,
Fills Il Co., Champagne, fno Palo Table
Sherry; and a fulE stock of all Domestic
Liquors, Wines, Ales, Cigars, Tobacco,
Pipes, &C., &c.
Respectfully,
&C 6 L. w. HABENICIIT.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-20
ESTABLISHED IN 1859.

wv ATCIIES, Clocks and Jowolry re-
w paired, md satisfaction guaranteed
to everybody.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-20

Water has been reached in tho
new artesian we'll OIL Citadel Green
IN Charleston, at depth Of 1884
feet. It has attained flow Of
thirty gallons minute, and it is
thought thatit will rise hundred
feet from the ground It has tom
perature of 874 degrees, and it is not
mineral.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-20

N. B.--All who have loft watches at my
store must come and get thom, or l will
oil them for costs in thirty days.
sept 18 CHARLES MULLER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-20

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JOB WORK.

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POSTERS. Csrds, Invitations, Tfoketn, 10.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

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s~sh subsequent insertion 50&. Obitua-
Riss and Tributes Of Respect charged for
- advertisements. Liberal discount made
~ contract advertisements.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-20
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
FALL: AND WINTER GOODS.

including Millinery anl Fancy Goods in
ali the latest styles and novelties of the
season, such as nrc generally found in \
tilst-clnss Millinery establishment Fan
cy nnd staple Dry Goods, beautiful
stock OF newest styles Of Dress Goods
Buttons and