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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-07-26
Hurrah for Hampton! !!
GRAND SPRING OPENING,
Ar TILE
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, and
Millinery Bazaar,

0Fa beautiful and full line Of latest
" novelties in Spring and Summer
Millinery and Fancy Goods, consisting in
.pagt Of Ladies', Misses and Children's s
trimmed Hats, Flowers, Ribbons, Silks,
Nets, &c.
A largo lot of Ladies' Collarcttcs, Fichus
and other fancy articles. Inspection O.
the Ladies and public generally solicited.
We will endeayorto please the most fas-
tidious. All we ask is that you call, and
sec for yourselves, and give us a trial.
Now Spring Prints. Centennial Stripes
Dress Goods, White Goods, Dress Improv-
ers, Corscts ssHosiory, Gloves, Notions,
Clothing, Hats, Shncs. 40.
Agent for Butterick's reliable papor
patterns. Ladies', Misses and Childrcn's s
new patterns in store,
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.,
Just filed up with .fre h Groceries, Con-
dictionaries and everything nsually found
i'll first class house Of the kind.
A lot of Furniture, Laths, Shingles, &c.
Lumber low for Cash.
j. 0. BOAG.
You can find all you want by calling
Oh
april II u. @. .B oasS,
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TT AvING an experience Of thirty-fye =
Ii yoars in tuning and repairing
Pianos,a Mclcdeons, Organs and othor
Musical Instruments, both in Europe and
America, is enabled to guarantee satisfac-
ton, or make no charge. Ho has tho
highest recommendations from schools
and colleges in the United States
July Ia-H "'f''.'"'''
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RcIfG Tors.
The 'wece Of prayer," y appointed, will
commence JanusS 9th.

I've 'W''e :" prayer aPP''"'''' VIII
'"'""e''e ''""''' WV
There are upward NJ 10000 Sunday
Schools in the United States. with about
G,000,ooo scholars.
p,,.. w.. s,..,.. r xou,.,., e,.u,.,
=, s,.,,.".,,,' I.. - IN -.
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w wv wv
Two hundred and sixtv five persons have
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IrvCOIN soINTy yrWs.


prcrNnrn Is, 1S75.
A merry Christmas to Won and yours.
We are moi very merry in this particular
locality. Even music has gonc 10y the
board with ~. oufdcncc Is ~ greatly
impaired that people arc afraid To risk
singing BY Ho'e.'
Another Deputy Marshal shot. Last
Sunday morning Tom Lynn one " our
L. :. u. Ms went to the house Of n negro
named Frank Sears Tor the purpose II or.
resting him for an alleged violation Of
some occult Inference from the Revenue
laws. Frank took the English view. and
barricaded his castle. Lynn broke the
door and was received on the open end NJ
an old musket loaded with a miscellaneous
collection " odds and ends ~ old iron.
Most Of the charge passed over his shout
der carrying away about half the collar NJ
his overcoat 4 few scattering slug. lodg-
ell in his neck and shoulder. lie secured
the negro, however, and brought him thro'
town Sunday afternoon on his way to lou
isville. They stopped here long enough To
enable Drs. Brown and Drive to mine the
metal out II Toms neck.
George Frye's sale came oil to-day
Property is said to have sold very low The
farm brought a trihe over 500 per acre q.
W. Welsh of Danvile the purchaser.
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LAyD. STOCK AND CROP ITEMS,


| Two nnndttu lnouSiiu hpS- INV WV"
killed in Louisville this season.
Rice Wood, Of Garrarl, sold 10 Brown
Bros. II Shelby, L head Of ,SSl pound
cattle at A., and head averaging - at
Al cents.
DASvILLE CorRT.-Ahont 800 cattle on
the market, mostly sold at dragging prices;
hest brought cents. Horses and mules
sold low.
Mr.. Joe A. Cohen shipped from Mill
edgeville to New York, yesterday, two car
loads Of 1900 pound cattle. for which he
paid a. cents.
Brown Bros. bought ofJohn Gill, Of Gar
rard, AZ head cattle averaging l,Gl0 pounds
at a cents, and head Of ] ,',6j pound cat
tie at 4 cents.
NJ. d. Iackey sold to Jerry Caldwell. Of
Boyle county, 40 hesd cf LILO pound cat
tie at A. cents Same bought Of q. 4.
Lackey, s head averaging ,Sej pounds at
same price.
Hon. J. II. Bruce, Of GorIarl, sold 10
Green, Of Montgomery, l5j head of 40
pound sheep at s. 10 per hundred. Thorn
as Wood Of the same county also sold him
COO head at S. per hundred.
J.V. Grigsby, ". ID. Switzerland, J. T.
Switzerland, Jas. Robinson and Jno. Nor
ton, large stock dealers Of Clark county.
have gone the way of Thompson n Co., and
made an assignment, and we learn that
there are many moIe about to follow suit
Mr.. G. n. Ayres, Agent Richmond juno
ton, informs US that since Nov. LIST. to
Dec. 18th, there has been forwarded 5l9
cars stock. This includes all shipments
from Richmond Branch. The rush is over.
No stock Of any consequence shipped
since the 18th.
Tom Anderson, agent for Eastman 4 Co,
purchased Of Granville Cecil, Of Boyle
county, this week, a head cattle weighing
,6e5 pounds at 81; Of Will Cecil he bought
60 head averaging 1913 at same figures.
These cattle, with some 800 others, are in
tended for shipment alive to Europe.
GEORGETOWN CoURr-Monday, Dec, IL,
From $50 to 300 cattle on the market
and prices rather better; best feeders, 81 %
to 81 50 per cwt; yesrling cattle 81 to -
%; best fat cows, 81 20. A small lot Of
mules on the market, hut trade somewhat
brisker. One bunch Of 2-year olds sold at
S65 per head, cash.
THREE TRACTS OF LAND For SALE.
One containing ISO acres, situated on the
Lexington pike miles from Lancaster,
and Of as good quality rs any in tiarrard
county; also a tract Of abont l20 acres,
about miles from Lancaster, aud another
tract Of abont III acres, lying in Lincoln
county, and adjoining the lands of Green
berry Bright. Address Jchr :. Gill, and
}. II. Bruce, Lancaster, Ky.
Al the sale of }. l.. Dawson, Jr,, and J..
II. Bright, ON Tuesday last, q. W. Bobbilt
reports sale Of the following property; |
pair brown mare mules to Sam Baughnan,
=, soec' ona voIa o,.n sIII. o nilch
-. s,I.ni S,o. .a.n,ina o.lc sIi.
, .a,, ..J n;as ssi. 10 .ho.,s ., a s,oh.
-. - n,soLina w;,I,J,,wn :, s,o5.
= .I,"La~ sII Uon.ahoII anJ l;,oh'
an o,sn;,nrs soId =, mir mice
Az the sale OF Mr.. H. h. Noel IN this
county "Wednesday, Capt J. NJ. Higgins
furnishes us this report; 20 shoais sold at
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II the whale.Gsheries do not grow more
lively We american ladies will have to
adopt the Nun. robe. whalebone is grow.
ing more scarce and expensive every sea.
snn.
We suspend our letter in order to assist
Kris Kringle. CLIo.
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LncTuRE Prof J. W. Dodd-, 81 Frank
fort, learned aud talented gentleman, will
lecture in the Chapel Of the Stanford fe'
male College on the second Friday night
in January. The admission lee will be 80
cents, and ss the money will go towards
making some greatly needed rpairs In the
school.ro m Of the College, Ne trust that
the house will be Tiled 10 over lowing.
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MAREIAoEs. Mr.. Silas NJ Sandidge
WAS married at the Presbyterian Church at
lln,lnnville, yesterday, Ia Mis- Kate b.
Huston. by the Rev. J. A. Bogle.....Albr N,
Ross aud Miss NJ. l.ucas. Of the Nj. salsn,
neighblrhood Mere alsonia,l. QUE uesh yes
lerday, as also we're NJ, w. T.. Laurence
and Mis-. Mamie ]. Anderson.
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VOUE sFTtfRs.
errrrusee a DudS~ror.

An
New.
ATTRACTIVE.
Cheap and Stylish.
j New TODAY.
Twenty-Five picccs Prints solid color,
and Ggnrcs.
Call for Ladies new style front lace Kid
Shoe.
We have all numbers " the adjustable
Duplex Corset, the most Ierfect ever in
vented. Comfort and durability insured.
Twenty pieces White Blankets just in
and selling rapidly. Call early and see
them.
In Men and Boys Ready Made Clothing
will offer you special inducements
Don't forget the Duplex Corset
Received this week, u Zinc trunks, in
prices from ~ up.
Our stock Of Mems Boots il still COM
plete and prices have been reduced.
Don't forget our special offer in overcoats
and clothing, in order to close during the
season.
Just received ten dozen Kid Gloves in
blacks and all desirable shades.
Dress Goods have been reduced in price
in order TO close them ont in season.
New Stock Of Worsted Fringes, Rouch-
ings, White Pearl and Smoked Pearl Dress
Buttons.
Jeans Pants speciality.
Our stock Of Staple Goods is now, by re-
cent purchases, made as complete az at the
beginning Of the season. Jeans, Linseys,
Flannels, Canton Flannels, and in fact ev-
erything that goes To make up a warm
outfit.
Gents Gloves in all the best known makes.
Gents Underwear. Merino Half Hose, &C.,
&c.
Felt skirts in every style and quality
including the celebrated Seamless Skirt
RvEBER GoOps.-Parties would consult
their own interest by pricing our Gum San
dels and Overshoes in Mems, Ladies' and
Chllren's before huyins ,lsewhere
You can always rely on finding n New
Stock Of Prints with us as we make a point
tn get new lot every week.
We received this week the fourth invoice
Of Ladies' Cloaks which we are selling low
er th,n the same articles can be had in
Louisville or Cincinnati at refill.
OvERCoATs.-Anoiher large stock just
received, in Meltons, Kerseys, Chinchilla
and Beaver
We keep the Justly celebrated Seamless
Felt skirt
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G. :. II. R-A new time card went in
to effect on thi. road on the 9Th. Trains
now run over the new bridge across the
Ohio, and passengers and freight are
landed in Cincinnati at the same rates rs
have been heretofore charged to Ludlow.
See time card on 9Th rage this issue.
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Coz. G.. II. ROCHESTER, Agent, announces
in another column that the l.. n \. r. r.
will sell tickets to Texas at from ~ to 81
less than any other rad. Those going
there would do we'll 10 consult the Colonel.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Grr the Noi-eles. slate a, Chenaulr..

A rnrsu supply NJ Candies jnsi received
~ anderson a NcRoheris.
. wISpow GAS al sires At the Lowest
prices ., y. u. chenault's
CbcKs Tor every body. price- from
~ ~ To slG II Chenauli's.
Bry your Books, PAPER, Pens, Ink and
Pencils, nj Z. u. Chcnaults.
powprR aud Shot, CAPS and wads Tor
ale Al anderson n McIloherts'.
J.HSS. II. sn,SKs are just receiving
and opening new stock 81 g,od-
Go to D.. u. Chenaults for School Books.
large stock a, publisher. prices.
IIead-Quar,ers II santa Claus ct the
ptns Store Of \"der-or-s Mcl'oberts.'
C,LL and see the largest stock of clocks
ever brought to stanford at Chenault's.
PLr.sr call and settle your account. We
need the money. iIoHoS A STAGE.
A INV Extension Table Tor sale cheap
Apply At Office ~ ISTrnIon JorRSAL
u,vr Tor sale riny Tons II bsled
INV '" '"i''''' I.ux p,,our
NsU Su,<ss have A full line Of
,L,Lin. a., Ilny.t, n. Nortbs fr,m Z Ia n
80. ~ 40.
Look out Tor the arrival ~ a large stock
of TOYS anil Christmas Goods NJ Anderson
A McRohrris.
81,
\ big treat !. ~ sinre lot the children
nj anderson y Mcitoberts. lhey kn""
exactly what VIII please 'hem'
- Al. s.,a .,.l., h.,w..n Stan.
a., v s - -.
w" s ~" n;.,.i m, n,,I,. Iii H.. -
re' ~ M ~, % "a.
WV. - s" " :, ~, g..
P'''r '" ,""~ ,na ~ ,'',,,- $50. IL,
nv ''' ,a '," W. A., 800 ~ -. -.
x,, r " o - 49," -"
""''"''' wv" ''' ''k
* u,,y,xy the hes, M,rcb.r, Tai.
L., Ia I.n,r.i k.ntu,lx rs. ON hand and
: oons,,n,l, r.c,iyi.v a .plendid .,ock Of
81. "a, FALL and Winter wear ne
so,l. m. he's, material only. and slxay.
',,,.r,,,ces , GOOD m
WAY j. IL, John. you are he,isr dr-sed
than any one at the party Ans~er-Be-
cause have NV clothes made to order by
Julius Winter 4 Co.. cor. II and Msrxet
.ts, Louisville, ky,--ths cheapest and
most stylish honsr in America.
NlNfH '-kin man; thi- hae urrh sh-
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lor can save 25 per cent. II you will
purchase your goods at the low priced
Cash House at the old Post Office Stand on
Lancaster Street, Stanford, Nv.
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WANTED. pay cash for Ene gold
hunting case watch q, bargain Address
bns 20, Stanford, Nv.
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A Tnorrr Of Minstrel. composed Of
home talent will give an entertainment on
the night Of the 9th, al Crab Orchard.
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ANYrnlNa the ladies need in the way Of
gloves, ribhon-, lace-, handkechieis. fans,
chains, etc, etc, expressly cor the holidays
will Gnd beautiful AMI varied sssoriment
at Hayden Bros.
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Tnr Committee of the Supper to I've Civ
en- at the Court Iou-e will please meet
there NJ p O'Clock next Tuesday morning.
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srrISsRG n MILLER have opened a
nice Ale and Eating Saloon in the old
Gen-el stand. Gentlemen fond Of good
Ale and good lunch ought to call on
them. They are clever and deserving men.
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80 ~ AeImes Nnsfnred

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n.,.l, ,.m,,l;,s ,h,, az have done moth.
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1;cl Ia Tho, AL Al him b;s name which he
,.,. :. w.t., No,,,n w,ils, I'm, nj.
disconnected account OF himself gave MN
'way and he w's ordered !" di'mount ana
land over MS weapons TIE ui" 40 ="
'nce and the weapons were iouhu 70 !" v"
improved Sm''h " "essoh p's'o' an"
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BURNED 10 DEArH.-On Saturday morn
ing last at :! O'Clock, Mrs. Peachie, wife
Of Mr.. Buck Hiatt, was so badly burnt by
her clothes accidentally catching fire that
death ensued early Sunday morning. Ii
appears that she was preparing to go to
milk her COWS, and having no one To care
for the baby while she was gone, (her hus-
band being out upon the farm she concur
ded to put Il upon the floor with some
playthings, with which il would amuse
itself until she returned. STOPPING down
to give the baby mothers kiss before
parting from il, she must have thrown, in
turning round, her skirt into the tire, aud
before she was aware Of il the flames were
at the top of Der head. She rushed out
doors; a strong wind was blowing at the
time, aud in her frenzy ran several times
around the house, screaming at the top Of
her voice. Before assistance could be rem
dered her clothes were entirely consumed
aud her body burned TO a crisp, presenting
TO the eye a most horrible sight DR.. Bal
ley rendered the necessary medical aid, but
his efforts were Of no avail In saving the
lie Of the poor unforlansls woman.
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wHsr is better than nice Fresh Oysters
jus, frsm their beds in the bays? n you
want them, all you have to DO is to GO Ia
Carson n Dcdds and get them At ciiy pri
cea
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,rw ApyrRrisruryfs.
IMPORTANT
TO TEXAS EMIGRANTS.

Any person DESIRING to emigrate ta Aftau.
as or rexas, can Gain al Necessary inefmatirn boz
nEard 10 rpics via Memphi. and Little i,mt. o. ant
Rail Road point w sad staie-, aud save time an
mn, two =" Eve dollars IN price NJ tickets by wi.
q. 10. RoeursTrR. As,..
a02-u sssnfova' ii,
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GEORGE SArSpERs.-The fate 81 this
Young man should be warning to those Of
the rising generation who are growing NJ
with the idea that they can never be men
until they stalk imPudently around with
couple of pistols buckled around them and
imagine that inll fellowship with the
brave cannot be attained until the scalp Of
one poor murdered victim at least, dsrgles
at their belt. Had not Saunders been pos
sessed with these ideas he would not at the
early age Of 20 years be shut up in prison
without bail on charge Of sssassinating
an inofiensive old negro man, nor would
he have been led from bad to worse until
the low crime OF stealing was added To his
accomplishments. Young man be warned
and shun the deadly pistol and the no less
deadly intoxicating cup.
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81. AsArHs lIorrL.-rhis new and mag
niGcenl building win he completed By the
18th ii January, when that clever and jo'
vial gentleman, Mr.. Thomas Richards, will
becone "mine host" We know lie will
make . ~ucccss.
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.savr your time, trouble and money by
having your Christmas Cakes, etc, baked
At the excellent Bakery n Smith 4 Miller. 2
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Wr,rrN a EVANS received this week
smother ear load of the celebrated fish
Broiher Wagons lihs bed Wagon on rhe'is,
every wagon warranted for ~ months.
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Ladies' Fancy Goods,

an OF the nlosi Fashionable styles, aud Of quality
10 nlesi the ~anis OF the community,
lhsnking her frieads ior past hsoss, she rssIeoi-
hllly -oliciis an early call.
the MANTUA MAKING DEPARTMENT
will 10 eondneie.l By mis-. MYERS and MRS.
DuDDfkAk whoss taste aAd ,kil IL ssll-knosn
~ the uade
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LINCOLN COMMON PLEAS COURT

THOMAS SIMPSON risin,in.
MARY y. SIMPSON his vies5pa,pi Equity
Notice l. hereby given 10 whom h may concern
that Thomas simpson and Mafy q. Simpson, his
wife erparfe, fiainths, have this day fled IN the
Clerks Office 81 the Lincoln Common Plcas Couti
their Joint petition prsying that Mary D. Slmts W
10 empowered by Judgment of said Court 10 ~,
enjoy, sell and convey for her own benefit, any
property she may own or seguirc, fec nom IN
make contracts, sue snd he sued A. a single woman.
10 trade In her own name, aud 10 dispose ~ hrf
property by will or deed
II Is therefore ordered nv the undersigned Clefk
Of said Court that the notice of said pctiiiau aud
iis objects he published IN the Interior Journal
newspaper Published In the town 81 Stanairi. two
weekly Insertions not less than ten DAYS tf,re the
NEXT January term Of aid Court.
Witness my hand ~ Clerk Of the Lincoln TOM.
mon Pleas Court, this 10Th day 81 Dpcemler. isss
ade-2t u. u. EDMISTON. clerk
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SPECIAL DEITY LAsLEy and guapl
took Saunders to the Louisville Jail Satur-
day for safe keeping, and Deputy Sheriff
Hickle took Jim Banks, colored, to the
Lebanon Jail. Saunders maintained his
stolid and unconcerned manner till just
before the train lef, when his sister, Mrs,
Colemesneil. came to tell him goodbye"
Then he burst into tears and continued
weeping ill lac left. The scene was sad
indeed, and many heart that had been
steeled against Saunders was illed with
pity and compassion for him.
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THIRE is a great difference in oyster,
sardines, and other goods 81 the kind. We
examined the stock At the Pcst-oiiice store
yesterday, and found the incest things to
suit the palate you ever heard of Canned
goods in great variety, corne'-heef, iellies,
chow-chow, pickle, sauces, etc, etc, and
ns the ladies will have fine supper on
Christmas eve, they ought To go To see Al.
Warren first. lie sells very low.
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OrR friend Davis, Of the great variety
store near the Depot, has just opened an
entirely new stock Of goods, suitable for
Christmas presents, and is offering them so
low that al can buy and not miss the
money. lie has the pretliest toys, the
best fruits, the raresi curiosities anil the
biggest stock Of Holiday goods in this
market. Just step up there, old folks, and
young ones, too, and YOU will 90 no where
else for your Christmas tricks.
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4. 4. WARRrS is agent here for the
Singer, the best Sewing Machine made
SAMPLES on hand At the y. q.
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TnEyeari-drawing to aclose rapidly, and
il you want to lay in a supply Of goods for
yourself or family, e" to Hayden Bro'-' at
once, because they are determined to sell
of as much Of theii Winter stock rs pos
-ible before the beginning Of = new wear,
AMI il YOU will go there now YOU can get
such bargains a. no other house will give
Won
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cHRIsrNss conner but once year. and
We should all try to make il an enjoyable
occssion. Presents. 10 old and Young. is
what We seek. II YOU want to make a
gin 81 ievelry. plsied-wsre. or anything
.l-e nice, to friend or relative. you can
ind such-cheaP and lovely. at D.. r. Che
nsult's.
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NORTHEASTERN the mild winter. ~
far, our young friend. mex, to the Nation.
al Rank, Hayden ho's, have done ihriv-
ing business in -elling winter clothing.
Their overcoats are superior, and what
would make more suitable prr-ent on
Christians day than one Of them. or = full
suit II their elegant cashmere,
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LspIS and gentlemen in need Of .upe.
rior shoes or boots to wear during the holi.
days, eau find them at Hayden Bros Of
the hest quality aud in the latest fashion. b
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OuR DEITY SHERiFF.-Mr. :. H.
iIickle during our late irouble-, demon-irn-
tel that IL the support Of the citizens was
given him be would gladly do his whole
duty. A number Of our hest Young men
have sworn to stand by him, and law
breakers had better cease their operations,
or else Gee 10 the mountains 81 Hep-idam.