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i. a. Hasseltine of Bristol held the first
OF % series of eioging echools at this place,
last Thursday night. MIR. lIasscltins is a
a very successful teacher Of vocal music
and takes rare pains with the younger
singers.
Miss Lotto Walker is teaching at South
Bristol. Miss Jennie f. Nash is teaching
al BroOhsyiiie, this being the second win
Ter sic has taught in that place. Il. f.
BNton ia ttach ny in the lockwood dis
tnot in Bcistol.
WOODSTOCK.
Hon. Thomas T. Powers, a well known
citizen Of this place, died suddenly at his
residence On Thursday morning last. DR..
Powers has for a long time had n serious
trouble about him affecting his brain and
nervous system, and which finally cUlmi-
mated in the terrible disease epilepsy. On
Wednesday morning he had a severe con-
yuIsion from which ne partially rallied, but
only to 70 into another at about noon from
which he never rCgaiued consciousness but
fingered through the afternoon and even
ing and until about one o'clock the follow
ing mGrn!uc.
Windsor county court which las had a
vacation Of ~ wctk on account of the ILL.,
mesa Of Judge Barrett, resumed lis sessions
n,8in Monday, Jan. lst, when the remain
inE clscs on The CtimirGl docket will be
tried, including jAe WcsthersGeld murder
caec.
We have excellent slcighing here; about
eighteen inches Of snu" and extremely
cod e0d clustering weather. NJ. H.. G.
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Regular 6ecretions Essential to
Health.

The regular secretion and low OF the gastric
juices, and o: the bile which thc use OF Hostel
tcra 81 mach Blttcrs promotes, arc effects
which t5nducc materially TO the restoration
o., health, wh,n the aystem is dlsordere /.
I13I i5 not diccstod in the dyspep,lc stomach
brcalse the gastric li,id Is deficient, super
abundant or yit!oted; the liver becom.s con-
C'stod a;d the bowels coustlpatc1 because the
supply OF bile IS inadequate or instructed.
The Bltters |rcctilcs all this, and removes
every III consequence CT no~n.asslInllation and
blj GUS lrrogu,atity. Furthermore It stimu-
late- tie actIon Ct The Kidneys, by which i'm
purities are, 30 TO speak, strained from the
blood, aud any tendency in the urinary organs
TO Grow sluggish and dis0rdero1, counteracted.
Wheihcri It he used 9s u means OF regulating
gastric or bilious secretion, and relieving the
overloaded bowels, or to promote complete,
ami therefore hcalthfIl urinatlon, Hoctetter'3
Hitters may be relied upon with confidence to
accomplish the end in view.
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The Ashtabula Accident.
REVISED list or NAMES

REVISED LIST OF 'ANL7
AsnrAprLA, Jan. !.
ihe following is a revised and complete
iI't OF the dead as far as known Mr. Al
drich' Des Molnts Lewis j. Barrey, Buf-
mo Mrs. W. II. Bradley's child and
nurse Mr. ana Mrs T. I. Bllss' Chicago
- bfunner' GTaIio'' Wisconsin Mrs g.
Drummer ana TWO children j. Chit'entcn'
n''T''anu L." !. crane ne" lllyen nl'
Uos4S"e'' Ch'.aEoi MIS- 4. C''k'
"'''n8'oh VIM OIeneh'' Bellevue
Ems Elnm" Colln' California Jas. Doyle,
-'e" io,A O'tr'nCe u'gei Charleston
!.''' r'eo U'''c,le' N'aouTFy stand Mo-
r'l7, '",' M''' "Ju'se, ~OIc'c.'nl' J." W.
i'"' MN'"n w. iiA''' N,'' T.
~ "1"' O",pls' - a. iIo'ENl's'
n'"so'' ''e' Cna5' name I'C,soute' AM
,, D'''' "+''' '''' ",''''
., i'I0'5'" n.y..
WIN 80. vas $50 80
c',a' w. ,i
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~ n1. "'Tro-.
NV. I'm 'ioJ1'' - ''SV''
O','''''" ,''Ii OS'o'uu' i'cu n''H
D. Ni''' =, '0A' v'''.' "OuD'
i"' D''N, L. nIsi' "'oEnalnp,on
'oo'5J 70 'I'''s''"' DuIna'oi '"nn ! 'cN-
'f'Ns' D"u''' A. '7c'S' Cnc"so" " D.
"'o"' / r'+''u-"' O'c'e'anu' Is 0'cnuci'
uour'lu'' h'ts' itue"orlny ana uaugn'ef'
O'ii'o4H'Si MIS- Lucy - lnoulas'
C-icasu' On@t''s 'oBel' AlO'nyi
- H. "ul'e, ioIeu'' "eDO' DoSVon'
NV. n L. n'D"'!ne' C!eVelAuu LouiS
y i'a'" nus Vi DUi''''' ana Ona'le7 'u8i9
0. A'."oy are Among 'no RAISING MISS
mary b~utcuAtl' cousin Oh governor hayes
was on the la'n anu supposd TO be EIlIcd;
also professor Rodgers aad wife Of Spring
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stitutional power {" the federal govern
mcH' j has kept ever onward in the true
and ,aje road lying midway between the
heicfY Of secession on the Que hand and
equally ia'al hcresy ~ Capitalization on
the other. Lit "a thcn as we advance into
the new century, renew our VOWS Of loyal
ty to these great principles, md orr hopes
that centuries to come may be even more
prosperous, peaceful and happy than that
which has passed. Applause
Sccretory Bigolow then administered The
oath to the governor. The oath WAS then
administered TO Lieutenant Governor Dor
sheimer, after which Governor Robinson
vas escorted by Goyeln1r Tldcn to the
executive chamber, where here he received
the congratulations Of the vast |aseemblapc.
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Railroad Collision.

40 n distinguished divine said yesterday,
"the wreck VT matter, and crash of worlds
still goes on. This time it was an effort
of a anow plow to telescope a passenger
train. The large snow plow of the Rut-
land railroad vas following the Boston
mail train, and when near Healdville sta
ton, the snow pillow dashed into the rear
of the passenger car, lifting 1t from the
track, knocking out the trucks from under
the car. The forwards wheels were not
thrown trcm the track. The door and
some portion Of the car were somewhat
damaged. Fortunately non Of the pas
sengers were injured or scarcely disturbed
by the collision.
The snow plow W as in front of the loco
motive add is much wider than the track
10 cut of the banks on either side. The
snow was thrown into the air in such
clouds TINT Mr.. Nicholas IIowley, who oc-
cupicd the cupola, or lookout, was unable
to see the passenger train ahead in time to
give the engineer notice, as was his duty.
He knew nothing Of the tram ahead until
the crash came.
Tic snow plow is q complete wreck.
-Four Of the men upon it were more or less
injured. Nicholas lIowley had lhre Of
his ribs broken. He was brought to Rut-
land on the up mail train, and his injuries
attended to by DR.. L. A. Pond. A brake
man named Shedd was somewhat injured
and was left o. Ludlow. The others es-
capped with slight bruises. It was another
almost miraculous escape from loss Of life
to several indivio-als The damaged pas
sangcr car was lcft Mt Healdville ana the
BDstnn trim nroceeAed OF lis way.
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The Engineers Strike

TORONTO, Jan. /.
A deputation of engine men to-day had
an interview with Manager Hickson of the
Grand Trunk road. The latter expressed
a desire for the reconciliation Of the dill
%cuitic', saying that if the central commit
tee Of the Brotherhood would visit Mon
treal. he would enter into negotiations
with them. The strikers were in session
tonight and communicaling with the chief
of The Brotherhood.
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was not returned this year by the board Of
oanvassers, and Bake who ran in the
%neighboring parish Of Ouachita. They
were seated provided the senators elected
did nor present Themselves.
A resolution was passed by the house
establishing, in place Of the superior dis
trio. court, one TO be called the superior
civil court Of Orleans, having exclusive
jurisdiction over all matters of contests for
Office also calling upon the president for
protection.
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The Conference.

LONDON, Jan. J..
A telegram from Consten.inople reports
that on Saturday 5 sitting of the confer
ence, after the Turks announced their
counter proposals not ready, Count Chan
dory, the F.encA plenipotentiary, address
ed tie conference, pointing out that The
positions of the European representatives
contained nothing contrary to the integrity
Of the Ottoman empire. Gen. Igna,ief de-
clared Russia had made every concession,
in order to arrive at an understanding.
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Vicinity Items


At the time hlr. Josiah Francisco Of
West Haven was being cXamiret as a wit
ness before Tie prohqtp court. Saturday
the 231 of December. Lr was almcst H.
stantly Frustrated on the eDOt from tie
effects Ct q paraIytic shock. His friends
removed him to his home Immediately. in a
helpless condition, where, at last a|cc5unt.,
We earn, he is improving gradually. lie
is q Ielatl't Of NJ. j. Francisco Of Rutland.
The second union service Ct The series i'm
behalf of the young wss held m; the brick
church Sunday evening, the 9Th. Rev.
Nessrs. Mathews0n, Foster and Hooker
were present aud Dlrticinatcd in the eycr-
cisco. A large congregalion was u1csent
and the services were of an exCcs dinghy it,
terestinC nature, the sermon being delivered
by Mr.. Hooker, ba'ed on the
FIRST ci use OF me lSln verse OF the IAN
np6n'In tneir vouiS' . S'"7 "''' ~ 90 l''N'' S'0"H
IN rr,1ohor oddrasscd bi,,,o,e os,oo.
;o,ir ~ I r>"lC 60 ana t%o 5.noorr oe7P yuos
~ ~, NDJ.sneji,,,a1 WAN. .iro annool IT,
their brhsIf M, , VIVA T",s"oJ n" ~p ritb M
wearied in,crcs, oy all classes of the com.
munity rcpresel 4 in the CONGREGATION.
Tbc ovcallert Is,or orr,, of ,ho 17o,,o
di.t ch,,ncb hoe -ooon, ~ - 80 49, IN w.
nonuron,nrv ot nam ,"r W. r 9Nj ,ao
mantn anJ y po. h ar -nuoo, = !, tfnpiooo-
Ii,inr ond in FOOD ordor o1j - - -
guiding hand OF Mrs. Foster l. l,1dprs
charming music for the sanctuary.
As MIR, William II. pattison. an honest
worthy laborinr man of onr viIlooe ~
turned from his work last Wednesday
noon, he came in contact with a barrel %,
llour that had never been opened. lie
took the trouble to roll it lGtO the house
q his vic began ~uepledal'hS ca me
uour anu ar II PI0Yed ~ pc@ B'" brand
ne taKes lhls mcth4u 70 recommend IL ana
,nHnA Ii"ili ~ o9'r""i nS heaEl lle
off
r. A. Barrowa. oso.. has Dprobasol ibn
| old nolcl nroneriy 81 he T,tnr,l ami NJ
| der the administration and dI,rctj,Y ~ m.
I Wesloye7s. il xii he nj an early div re-
4,,eB arI remodcled into q frgr-clars mn
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NeW TELEGRAPH Line.

The Vermont International telegraph
company are putting up a second wire be-
tween Wells River and the Canada line in
ulghgato to complete a through line be-
tween Boston and Montreal, to be used by
the Atlantic and Pacific telegraph com
pany. The two companies have entered
into a kind Of a co-partnership, whereby
ten word messages are sen. to any par. o.
New England where their lines extend, q.
New York city, at the uniform rate G
nnnlp
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Rrandon.

Theodore Tilt1n lecturcd in the town hall
in Brandon on Monday evening to an audi
cnce Of some three hundred and fifty REQ
pie. The lecturer was introduced by Alr.
D. G. Hackelt, editor Of the Brandon
Mars. Ills subject was "The problem Of
lite, which was presented in q pleasing
and eloquent manner, 1t times enhancing
his audience. This is said to be the best Of
VIZ. Tillon's public efforts.
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Democratic Nominations.

ALBANY, Jan.
The democratic assembly caucus was
held in the senate chamber this evening.
Tue caucus was called to order by Mr..
M,GroaTthy of Kings. Giant OF Rocklaud
was called to the chair. The following Of
icers were nominated For speaker Luke
+. Co2lens of New York city; clerk, H.
ram Calkius Of New York Sergeant-st-
arms, Thos. IL, O'Brien Of Rensselaer,
county.
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organs.

We now have on land a large and ex-
ceedingly fine assortment OF Organs.
Many Of the sly les which We have selected
especially for the holiday trade are new
and very tasty, and would be an ornament
to nay room. We have the George Woods,
and the Mason & liamlin Organs, both
Of which are too well known to need any
words Of praise from us. We offer them
during the holidays for very low figures,
and on exceedingly easy terms; give US u
Cali.
MCCLURE IL HALL,
d&w No. IS West street, Rutland, VT.
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The Mexican Outrages.

WAsuINGroN, Jan. l.
The subject Of outrsges upon American
citizens on the Mexican border of the Rio
Grande, is occupying the atieution Of our
government, and ordets wi ! soon be sent
to the army and naval forces with a view
to tbeir protection, ne there is now no gov
eminent in Mexico to which an appeal can
be made for thu. purpose.
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Fire Record.


SYRACUSE, Jan. /.
A fire to-day badly damaged the PEN
nington house; %los3e9, Az c. Patton, pro-
prictor OF hotel, $1,000; Cooke & Plant,
druggists, 5000; L. p. House Il Co.,
booksellers, 50 500; Thos. w, Dlrstou Il
Co., booksellers, $1,000. a number OF
boardcrs at the hotel lose small amounts.
The damage to the stucture is from &c. J0
70 -, 900, covered BY insurance.
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A Profitable Cow.

II. f. Reynolds Of Rutland has a COW
that has given 4G,493 quarts of strained
milk in the last nine months, bringing, at
mllkmen's prices, $3.50, 90. All the milk
has been measured 10 a quart cup, Who
heats it2
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Railroad Change.

The time Of redemption GA the fore
closure upon the Montpelier and Wells
River railroad expired 1aturday, and the
road has passad into the hands of the bond
holders. D. X, Sortwell holds S433 600
out Of $500, 600 ISSUED. 1t is rumored that
a new company has been organized.
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The Storm.

OswEGo, n. y. Jan. /.
The storm which set in Frid y night did
not ablte until this morning. The trim
from Rome due here at nine o'clock Satur-
day evening got stalled before it reached
the city AMI the PASSENGERS were brought
10 yesterday by sltighs. No trains left
here this morning except on S%pracuee road.
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READING NoTEC53s .

Talk about getting cheap suits, Noyak y
HIurghy's is the place to get them, not
only The cheapest, but tie best. Call and
see for yourself. Blaisdell's block, up
stairs. Cenler street.
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j. Estey " Co. have made and sold near
lY 10000 Cottage Organs in the last four
years. Another maker beasts OF having
made SG,0 coo in the last thirty years.
Which shows the greatest present popular
ity? Es,cy Organs for the centennial year
are all new styles, and new prices, and the
best OF terms. Address
GEORGE Q. DAY,
d<f Rutland, Vt.
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over 200 m lllons have been used within the
past ten year, without c0mp,GiI, atlOss by tag
becoming detached. All tNlTcss CONF aGles
use th"m. sCll b. Printers and 5tatiyneIs
everywhere.
GLOBE PAPER co. RUTLAND,
dSW wholesale Agents.
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SANDERSON-ln Rutland, January lst, Ellen
A., wife OF a i, SanuersOn, and daughter Of
smith f. Kelley, aged 80 years aud 8 months.
Funeral from the residence Of Smith \. Kelley
on Wednesday at p. m,
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Weather Indications.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Jan. al a. IN.
For New England falling barometer, in
creasing east to north winds, stationary
temperature and snow, succeeded by rising
barometer and colder weather.
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Knights of Pythias.

At the regular convention of Vermont
Lodge, No. l, knights Of Pythias, held on
Saturday evening. the following Ulcers
we're elfcipd
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The beard of directors of the Merchaats'
national bank of Burlington, have declared
a s|cmi-ennual dividend Of 81 per cent,
payable or and after January 2, 1877.
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Castleton

There will be a revival service at the
Methodist church in Castleton this Thurs
day. evening, at 7 o'clock
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Proclaimed Empress.

DELPH, Jan. /,
Victoria was to-day proclaimed empress
here and throughout India with great cere-
mony.
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Wallingford.


We alluded-in Mondays issue, to the
resolutions adopted by the Congregational
church, in sympathy with Rev. DR.. Walk
or, of Wallingford, in bic protractcd illness.
Notwithstanding THE CLONE was not &C
corded the usual courtesy in such matters,
we published the remarks of Rev. Mr..
Johnson ami The resolutions by request.
REMARKS OF REV. MR.. JOHNSON.
Most Of you arc well aware that Rev.
DR.. Walker lies very i'll at his home in
Wallingtord. There is no name that ia
more familiar to the citizens of this region
than his. 1t is nearly forty years that his
life has been spent within the limits Of
your observation, and the testimony is un.-
vcrsal and unvarSing to the great Influence
which he has cXericd in the formation of
the moral and religious character Of g."
people Of a large section of country.
1t is too much our custom to let our cool
men and bgnefactOrs die, and then pass our
resolutions of respect and gratitude, ami
utter III words of sorrowful love to cars
that take no sound, when their declining
days would have been greatly chtctcd by
assurances, from those for whom they
had labored, that their work oil u~poritice
was not in vain. The final judgment is
too distinct to his eyes, and that approba-
ton, for which he hcs given the self
forgctful work of his life, Is too much in
his thoughts for him to be pleased rith
mere praises from human lips. Bi. be- can
surely be Cheered by an expression Of The
affection and sympathy which fill cur
hearts. | have, therefore. written tboe"
words az q message 10 him. which. j ana
5000 1--a g. BE-
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NntUrCN' gsuINOm Tor ait am
plants OF the ,Uay, the throat. and the
bronchial rlbgs, is llaits Honey OF Hore-
hound aud Tar" Coughs ard colds vanish rs
II uy mage under It's 500 hing, healing opera.
ton, sod by all druggists. dldIVV'lm
Pixies TOOtharhe p!1Qs cure IN l minute.
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The gutlana 1aily GIubf
TUESDAY. JANUARY 2, 1877.

Advertisers ctH plsass hond in heir matter dtos
edr}gdn hour in The afternoon as conuepient. By
no doing they wiH riUc U' more tfHa to arrange ant
property display them, than II taken ata late hour.
Tho circulation Of tho "Daily Globe" 10 equal
to, II not in excess of, any other daily nowspa-
per in Vermont. The circulation Of the
"Weokly Globe" 10 a half larger than that Of
any other weekly newspaper in Western Yer
mont and more than the combined circulation
OF all tho other woeklies in Rutland county,
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TRUSTEE

IITWT EI17'
Thomas D. Manlcy, George i. Russell,
Newman Weeks.
rIEANCE COMMITTEE
j.. S. Graves, S. G.. Putnam, Charles II.
Kinamsn.
l.. &. Nc=dhan and II. j.. Ward were
elected representatives. to the grand ledge
winch holds ito session at Burlington, Feb.
Z, 1877.
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= paying drug store for sale. For par
~t.culars address i. Kellogg, Falrhaven, VT,
JaAIdGw iw
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Installation Of Officers

The officers of Killincton Lodge, No,
%, /. O. o. f., were Installed on MouGa'
evening, by Ntlson G. Hyde, Of Pouljnoy,
grand master of the grand lodge If Yer
mont, assisted By J.. G. Neadham, as
deputy grand master, Loren Atwood as
grand warbler, Thomas D. Manley as
grand sc crctaly, and Charles II. Kinsman
as grand treasurer. Henry Clarl; acted as
grand marshall. The following officers
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I'd
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan.

When the teuale met to-day there was q
bare Quorum present, Senator Hayelet
was missing and strict search failed to find
MIN, although he had answered at roll call.
Soon after Win Stevens, q democratic
senator was captured by the sergeaut-at-
arms, and taken to the senate chamber,
thus giving a quorum, and a resolution
was adopted seating Kelso, who in the last
session represented Rapides district, but
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-24
S6lieldus mo oticesj IIW

Associate Reformed Church
Rev. j. NJ. Todd, II A. NJ, and 7
Pm.
a.. .YAqs4EIJ = TA3,I &. a#,iuJI Ii
Methodist Church-Rev. G. w.
Walker, II, A. H., P. NJ Sunday
School, 10 A. NJ. Prayer Meeting,
Thursday, 7 p. ~.
Episcopal Church Rev. J. Obcar.
services every Sunday except the
End Sunday of the month: at II
o'cloeR A. II. - = = Z 2TIfI
Presbyterian Church--Rcv. G. E.
Chichester, IL A. NJ, and II p. n.
Sabbath. School 81 p. NJ. Prayer
Meeting, Wednesday, IT p. NJ.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-24
Xotall: Stems,

RAILROAD SCHEDULES. The follow
ing are the hours at which the trains
on the G. @. and A. r. r.. pass
Winnsboro:
REGULAR PAssENaER-N1aur.
FS; FS3 RR14ts]f}|s'|F||?GII 15554231:Ts =
AbtoMAddD,aar1iio5s Fnstkai1hrlA- Il -b,3j ii
For Augusta, 1925, A. NJ.
Tor Charlotte, 11.33, A. NJ.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-24
j. CLENDINlNG,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
WINNSBORO, s. G.

y $s;s; Ss, +: f.
ts8M~ has removed his Boot and
Shoe Manufactory to one door below Mr..
G. Mullcr's. 1 nm prepared to manufacture
all styles of work in o substantial and
workmanlikc manner, out of tho very best
materials and at prices fully as low ns tho
same goods can be manufactured for Mt the
North or elsewhere. keep constantly on
hand good Stock Of Sole and Upper
Leather, Shoe Findings &C.. which will bo
sold at reasonable prices. Repairing
promptly attended to. Terms strictly Cash
gcS' Dried Hides bought.
oct 12 j. CLENDINING.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-24
M erChant TAILORING.

m
HE undersigned informs the citizens
of Winnsboro and the county generally,
that he has opened O Tailoring Establish
mcnt in the store next to Mr.. J. Clendin-
ing's. He is prepared to do all kinds Of
work in his limo at short notice and on
reasonable terms. A full line of samples
kept constantly on hand, from which
customers may make selections. Special
attention given to CUTTING.
feb 81 txGm ! 'a'. s. W. G. ROCHE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-24

the 10Th day of February, 1877, and
remainaten days MStwo. weeks. Call
CARLY and save time and confusion
at tho last, as time is money. Teeth
extracted without pain. Terms
cash: O Satisffasqqtiion ffasqqtii gpYppr9sppteed,n,* gYpr (
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~ EXECUTIVE lAppo1NrMBNTs.~-Gov
'ssrnor Hampton has made the follow
'ihg appointments of trial Justices
for this county !: H. A. Glenn, vice
W. C. Rabb, resigned; Ira S.
Scott, re-appointed W. D. Hogan,
re-appointed-; H. J. +. w. Coleman,
re-appointed Baylis e. Elkin, vice
Warren r. Marshall, removed
Saml. r.. Johnston, vicc Thomas
Walker, removed; Il. Ross Robert
son, re-appointed. Other appoints
ments will be made in few days.
TAILORING EsTADL1suMENT.-
,tention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment of Mr.. w. L. Roche, who an
nounces his intention to carry on
the tailoring business in this place.
Mr.. Roche comes we'll recommended
as 6, first class, workman, and we feel
ASSURED tliat t i!, 3 be@ill giyyo satisfaction
to all who may favor him with their
patronage. We bespeak for him a
liberal support.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-24

More than one thousand taxpay-
ers in Fairfield have paid their
auote t9T St fG5!o'TPeEEa'of4 'PE' + 4HEammpttona 4Eem pptq:
Special Agent. The amount col>
lectcd up to four o'clock, p. M, on
Friday, is $3,551.71.