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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IIraDQuARrrns for Paints II all kind,
NJ Chenaults.
JoHSsroN's Dry Sized Ralsominc. al
Chsnault's
soma ASH for making Soar. Call on
Anderson n McRobcrts'.
CIeAR Lighters, all lengths and colors.
Call on Anderson a McRoberts.
LASpRErHs White Onion Sets, very
cheap. Call at Anderson A McRoberts.
NEw and largest supply in town Of
Pocket KNIVES al Anderson a McRoberts'.
Brsr Mixed Paints in the world at lowest
prices ever heard Of In Stanford, at Bohon
4 Stage's.
ANDERSON n McRonrRrs are again dis.
pensing most delightful Soda Water at Eve
cents glass.
My PLANTS Of all varieties are nov
ready; and will he sold NJ lowest figures.
A. q. Pcndleion.
PuRr, Ice cold, delicious. That's the
Kind Of Soda Water you get at Chenaulrs
At five cents a glass.
fISr a--osiment Of Toilet SOAPS, hair,
nail, tooth brushes, and perfumery, very
cheap at Chenault's
Day SIZED Kalsomine cheaper and more
beautiful than Wall Paper, for sale by
Anderson n McRobcrts
LAspRErH's Lettuce, Cabbage, Beets,
Cncnmhers, large size papers, at 8 cents, IT
Anderson Il McRoberts'.
fon special bargain- In clothing, shirts,
collars, &c, write for prices to Deppen's
Clothing Housc, the great clothing house
~ the Southwest. Louisville.
W. n. Bayie--, LouIsville, will send on
approval 4-ply Linen Collar, rs cents
each; Cuff, % cents n pair; "wamsutta"
unlaundered shirt, 81 oents-ard other
goods In proportion. Order by mail.
Economy Il q necessity in these hard
time-; purchase your, or your boys clothes
from j. Winter a Co, corner Of Third and
Market Streets, Louisville, Ky, and you
ave your money. We found this 10 he
true lcnx time ago.
An ASTONISHING FAcr.-A large rropor-
ing from the effects Of Dy.pepsia or disor.
dered liver. The results Of these diseases
upon the masses Of Intelligent, aud valuable
people Is most alarming. making life actu.
ally burden instead Of a pleasant exist
ence Development and usefulness a. Il ought
to be. There Is no good reason for this, IL
You will only throw sside prejudice and
skepticism, take the advice Of Druggists and
your friends, and try one bottle Of Green.
August Flower. Your speedy relied IL Ger.
tain. Millions Of bottles Of this medicine
have been given away 10 try IT, virtues
with satisfactory results in every case.
Yon can buy sample bottle for i0ccn,s TO
try. Thrce dose will relieve the worst
case. Positively -old by all Druggists on
the Western Continent. Bohon 4 Stagg.,
Stanford, ny.
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RELIC

The Baptist State Association will meet
in Harrodsbure on the Goth of May, aud
preparations are being made to accommo-
date GOO preachers.
&. c. Cline, Sunday School Evangelist
for Kentucky, will hold a Sunday School
Institute at the Christian church in STAN
ford, commencing Friday, May, 3rd, at Z
p. NJ. and continue over Lords day. The
public are invited to attend.
Rev. DR.. Palmer, Of New Orleans, a We
~ eminent divine in the Presbyterian
church South, has accepted the invitation
Of the students Of Central University to
deliver the baccalaureate address TO the
graduating class ut the approaching COM
mencement exercises in June NEXT Reg
ister.
The Walnut Flat Professionalism Baptist
church will hold three days meeting, to
commence on Friday before the second
Sunday in May, 1873. We have the prom
Use Of the attendance Of b. hampton and
W. Buford. We invite especially the
brethren and sisters Of our Faith and Or
der. Richmond Register please copy. A.
G. Newland.
At the meetingof the Presbytery at Dan.
vile, memorial was presented from two Of
the members Of the first Presbyterian
church, who alleged that they represented
four-fifths Of the members asking that Rev.
George o. Barnes be allowed the use Of
their church during the remainder Of his
meeting in Danville. The memorial was
referred to a committee, who decided in
the negative, and their report was adopted.
Rev. J. A. Boyle, was the only one Of the
whole body that stood up for the great re-
vivalisl.
THE TRASsyvASIA PREsBYTERy NORTH.
We are indebted to Rev. S. S. McRob-
erts, for the following: The Presbytery of
Pennsylvania North met in Stanford. on
Thursday, April 18th. 1878, and was open
ed with a sermon by Rev. DR.. Lands, of
Danville. Rev. DIR. Ira Edwards, Profess
sor in the Danville Theological Seminary,
was elected Moderator, and Rev. W. X.
Henderson, of Danville, temporary Clerk.
W. X. Archibald, Licentiate, son of Rev.
DIR. q. ID. Archibald, Professor in the said
Seminary, was ordained, and W. L. Hays,
son of DR.. j.. S. Hays, Professor in the same
Seminary, was taken under the care Of the
Presbytery as a candidate for the Ministry.
A. Beyers, Jos. c. Thomson, J. L. Henning
and VIM. Munshenke, students of the Dan
vile Seminary were licensed to preach.
DIR. Ira Edwards and Elder d. J. Curry,
Of Iiarrodsburg, were elected Commission
es to the General Assembly to meet in
Pittsburg, in May next. The Presbytery
adjourned Saturday morning to hold its
next meeting in Harrodsburg, in October
next
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HOME AFFAIRS.
~
Sereranee q Dwdderar.

White Piqua's from 10 cents per yard,
up.
Table linens, towels, crash, napkins,
Irish linen and pillow casing.
Gents linen shirts, undershirts, drawers,
scaris, ties, collars, hslf-hose, &c.
One hundred gross of pearl buttons--be-
sides rubber, vegetable, ivory, agate, silk,
&C., &c.
Ladies collars and cuff, lace handker-
chiefs, silk do, silk ties, lace ties, silk
bows, &c.
Ladies Hosiery, speciality in this line,
We can offer you goods at prices lower than
they have been for 40 years.
We have always claimed to he head
quarters for shoes, aud feel we are more
able to maintain il this season than ever.
In short, we have every thing to be found
in frst-class dry goods house, and prices
will be found as low a. any where in the
Union.
Having sold almost entirely out Of hats.
We were enabled to buy complete assort-
ment in mems and boys fine soft hats, a
speciality.
In dress goods we have them from 10 cts.
per yard up. Black Cashmeres, Black Al
pscas, in all grades. Handsome printed
lawns, linen and linen Hamburg, for suits.
Our clothing was selected with more
than usual care. all being new. You may
rely ON getting the very latest styles both
in material and cut. On boys and chill
drens suits we are sure to make the boys
proud end their mothers glad that they
can dress their children without the trouble
Of making.
Our stock is now open and We invite an
early inspection. We feel confident we
can please both in quality and price. II Is
impossible TO enumerate tenth Of the
goods we keep, but will mention that in all
staple goods or stock is complete. Brown
and bleached cottons, tiekings, drillings.
In prints, We have choice styles and a large
stock. Cottonades for men and boys in
every style and weight, fully IS per cent.
less than last year
Mr.. Severance has returned from the
cities, bringing one Of the most select
stocks Of goods il has ever been our for
tune to offer 10 the citizens Of this and adj
joining counties. While the contraction Of
the currency has been going on, the prices
81 all goods have declined wonderfully; we
were enabled to buy while In the city, ma
ny articles at forced sales, getting them at
great reduction even on the very low
prices that now prevail, enabling Us TO give
our customer the advantage thus gained
VIZ extend our thanks to our customers
for their very liberal patronage during the
past year, and We can say that We end our
mode Of doing business has been a success,
to-wit We give the hest goods at the lowest
possible price, and have but one price.
All are treated alike. As the year begins.
We have a full stock OF all seasonable
goods, and will add 10 II as the season
opens up. fon may rely On fndins
what you want
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IS FILLING the panel for the trial OF the
Holmes case, Toney Harlan was accepted
as a competent juror. But the Attorneys
for the Commonwealth having learned that
he had expressed a favorable opinion in
the case, they filed the affidavit Of Sheriff
feland and Others, to that effect, and Mr.
Harlan was theeupon dismissed from the
jury. The fact that Mr.. Feland had made
this affidavit led the counsel for the defense
10 object TO his having any thing further to
do in the case, and Judge owsley accord.
iagly relieved him from further duty. Mr..
Feland took this as a direct thrust at his
honor, and right then demanded an inves-
tlgation. lie also argued that II he could
not serve, his deputies couldn't so he
in turn relieved them, and il was said he
was about TO disband the guard, when the
Judge issued a warrant against him 10
show why he should not be fined and i'm
prisonsd for contempt Up to this writing
the case has not been called.
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CRAB oRcHARD.-The damage done the
Crab Orchard Springs Hotel by Wednes-
day mornings wind storm is not near so
great as reported, and can be repaired in a
day or two, with less than $500 expendit.
ue. It will not prevent the opening Of
the Springs to the public on the LIST Of May.
This delightful resort will be under the
same proprietorship and management as
last year, and we learn that there is ev-
cry indication that the season will be a
most successful one. Col. Isaac Shelby,
Jr., never spares an expense in procuring
every thing for the comfort and enjoyment
Of guests, while Shelby Tevis' experience
in the management Of Hotels. and his pc
euliar tact In doing tho agreeable will he
RENE mbered by the hundreds who visited
Crab Orchard last season.
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& GRIMES,
North Side Main st.,
STANFORD, ky.

We cordially solicit a call from the
public generally to examine our stock
of Hardware, which we shall endeav-
or at all times to to keep complete,
consisting Of Locks of all kinds, Hing.
es. Nails, Blood's Champion Az
Ratchet, Tacks, Post Augers, Chisels,
Planes, Plane Bits, Diston's Hand
Saws, (the most popular saw with
carpenters Crosscut Saws, with pat.
Handles, Mattocks. Drawing Knives.
Monkey Wrenches, Iron and Steel
Squares, &c. Hames, Collars, Blind
Brides, Backbands, Trace Chains,
Hame strings.Team q Buggy Whips.
Grass Halters, Cotton and Grass Rope,
&c. Blacksmiths will find our stock
of Horse Shoes, Narragansst, Putnam,
Ausable and Crown Nails. Rasps,
Furriers' Knives, Hammers, Borsx.
Steel Pillow Mods, Hoe Bar, Steel,
Iron, all sizes, Plow Handles, spokes,
Buggy Shafts, both dressed and un-
dressed, and Fifth Wheels, equal to
any in the market. Sugars, Coffees,
Teas, Soda, Rice, Starch. syrups,
Maeksrel, Bacon, Flour Neal. Salt.
Lime, Cement. &c. at bottom prices.
Hou.skssper. will find a complete
assortment Of oueenswars. Stone
ware. Tinware &c. Also Cooking
Stoves, such as Planter. Farmer.
Maid of Orleans. Columbian. New
Pilot &c. Farmers to save time and
labor should buy the celebrated Avery
Walking Cultivator, running four
plows at once, whereby dispensing
with one hand and leaving thsground
in better condition than any other
pillow. We also have on hands Mel
kles 4 Avery Double shovels,
Hooking Valley Corn shelters, 4o
Knife Straw Cutters. Field and Gar
den Hoes. Garden Rakes. &c.
HIGGINS a GRIMES.
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PoIsoSED.-Mr. Wood Lytle tell Us Of
another child poisoned in the nsighbOrhood
Of John Pettus. II was nine months
old child OF Benjamin Hutchersop, and
died from the effects Of eating blue paper
that il accidentally got hold Of The little
thing suffered terribly for about twelve
hours, and every thing was done to relieve
II, but without avail.
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HIATT fSDrcrrp.-we understand that
IN indictment has been found against HI.
ram r. Hiatt, by the Grand Jury Of Rock.
castle, for murder. The trial Of the case IL
sei for one day during the present Term Of
that Court.
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J. R. WARREN & SON,
DEALERS IN
q R q @ = r. I + S,
IRON,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
PRODUCE, 20.


ceiyimg/TeSAa SSOOlmenIs
Of Staple ana EancyG,'0-
ces1eS.
To meelMe AeMunaS Of
Me season, we huye .iuSI
receirea q ha,ye siOck Of
cannea Goods, such as
Corn, Tomatoes, ,S2s-Sng
amt BnIIe,' Beans, Peas,
RUS216e,y1es, S2ruW6e1'-
,.SeS ana BI1ckbe,71es.
NE sen 2-p0una Cun-
ned Reaches, Wa,,'anIea
/mH we!lAi, at L5c q Cun.
HOnSe-keepe,,s wsW al
,rQyS Fna as SnllpIiea
DsN cheese, Atuccas'Oni,
Rice, Homiasy, CrUcke,'S,
BOl1gnU Sausage, D17ea
Be2,Mfnce Meai, .alple
Butter, PSckkeS. Corn
S2u,'ch, Gelatin, c0cOu-
nuts, EXTRACTS Of an
FINDS, &C., dc.
NE aim Ia keep Me IeSI
b,'anAS Of CIua,'s anu
-ZO6UccOS.
The M0cksmsIhs d Wul-
On-muke1s Sh0nIU all re-
member mar Aee are clos
iml Out 1T cOS2' FOR
cASH,0Ur SiOck Of Iron,
Steel, NagOn anu Bully
NzeeIs, .SpOkes, EeiIOes,
dc.
We haze q small stock
of Saddles, Blankets,
Blind Brides, Han,eS,
Collars, Traced Chains, &c.
that zoe are ANXIOUS To
close out.
rs the season for gard
enin9 has arriUed, We
hare supplied ourselves
,oith field g. garden Hoes,
Rakes, hoe Srake Han
dies, Spadiee Forks, &c.
Remember that,oe Keep
Sewise Machine Needles,
ofaU kinds, Fluting Ma
! chimes, Sc. .4
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RUNAwAy.-As Mr. A. A. Lewis was
driving along the Danville pike the other
day, the shafts Of the spring wagon became
loose, and falling frightened the horse,
which ran of al great speed, throwing
Mr.. Lewis ont Of the wagon, and spraining
his ankle quite severely. The wagon was
badly broken but the horse came ont IN.
hurt
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correction,

TINS CycLosE.-ifhe severe wind storm
that had done 80 much damage TO proper
ty in Indiana, Illinois, and other Western
States, reached here at about midnight
Tuesday night and continued to rage ill
noon on Wednesday. A large number Of
barns and out-houses were blown down in
this vicinity, while the destruction to the
forests is very considerable, The roof of
the Crab Orchard depot was blown Oh and
the Crab Orchard Springs Hotel was little
damaged, hut we have heard Of no loss of
life or limb by the storm.
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In. HUFFMAN dehies all connection
with the new Brass Band that has recently
been organized here. We understand that
he Is thus positive on account Of the
report that the Grand Jury was abou, TO
indict him Tor creating and maintaining a
nnisnnce.
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THE WAY PLAcE-Go to Judge Den
mis- Carriage Mandatory and get your
buggy painted. Ifno, In too had a con
dition, he win only charge you s., and in
no case over sli. lie does all other kinds
II work In his line At the very lowest &c.
nIna
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Coon SoLDrERs.-Mr. lobe Hooker and
his determined looking men, mostly from
the West End, deserve praise for the admi-
rable manner that they haye performed
their duty. They are always ready and
willing. and we are yet TO hear of the first
man to murmer. We have experienced
what they are going through and know
what a disagreeable task II IA to stand
guard.
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sHor.-Mr. John Mitchell, a respecta-
BILE citizen Of Garrard, residing Of the wa
tiers Of White Lick, was shot through the
neck last week by neighbor named Poin-
ter. The shooting was done in Madison.
A Is pretty generally the case. woman
hgnred In the matter.
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BASKRurrs. - The following Lincoln
county men have taken the benefit Of the
Bankrupt law this week James D. Green,
Husionville, unsecured liabilities, s6.6Gl;
Aoceptsnces, -, s25; assets, nothing. jas.
NJ. Cook, Hustonville, unsecured liabili-
ties, $751; s5 a. bills discounted, $685.;
Assets. cash $50 .....Samuel Reid, Huston
Vile, priority claims, s75; unsecured
claims, $3.50; notes discounted, s7,25li
accommodation paper, $4,000; assets, cho-
.es in action. s2,303.
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QuuE an excitement was created in the
Court room on Wednesday afternoon by
a piercing scream from one Of the ladies
assembled 10 hear the argument In the
Holmes case. II was Of short duration,
though, for Il was soon asoertained that the
scream was oocasioned by drunken indi-
vidusl falling against Mis- Eliza Engle-
nAn, who showed her fright anil indigaa.
ton In that manner.
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60 to Higgins and Grimes for your Ice
Cream Freeren, Water Coolers, Tin Sets,
Sc, &c.
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BRIDAL Trouseaux made in the atest
style and with despatch BY Miss Annie L.
Fisher.
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IsroRrAST ARRnsr. = Deputy Sheriff
l.. NJ. Lasley arrested on Saturday last a
negro named Doc Nelson, for the murder Of
Jacob Kuhn, Federal soldier belonging TO
Company D., 9Th Infantry. The deed was
committed Ia 1879, at a negro Ball, near
Crab Orchard, where company Of troops
was stationed. We understand that there
was a rewsrd offered for the capture Of the
murderer
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wEAREs a EVANS sell a good two hors'
wagon with bed and brake, for $40.
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THE general impression seems to prevail
that the Holmes jury will hang
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Wa understand that George Saunders,
who rs indicted for assassinating an inoflen-
sive old negro while the latter WIS in a
church at Crab Orchard, and for several
Other felony charges, will apply for a
change Of venue when his cases are called,
lie Is afr1id that Lincoln jury will deal
on, more than justice to him, and he wants
to 20 where there is net 40 much feeling
against persons Of his ilk. lie is also op.
posed to Garrard, Boyle and Casey.
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FAsHIosABLE Dress Making by Miss
Annie l.. Fisher, at John II. Craig's.
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READ THs.-we have taken the trou-
BILE to prin, on the label Of each mans pa
per the date to which he has paid his sub
scription. Please examine, and II the la
bel has not 70 on il or a date not yet reach
ed In '7s, you are in arrears and will ae-
commodate Us greatly by sending us the
money at once. II any Of our subscribers
find from receipts that we have not given
them the proper credit, let us know and we
will take pleasure in making the necessary
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SIX hundred Locust Posts for sale. Call
on J. ". Davis for information.
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LOCAL VIEWS.

FLOWER Crooks all sires at the r. q.
Store.
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= EGG NOGG FOR THE HOLlD.rs.-
Pure jamaica Rum.
Pure st. Croix Rum.
Pure New England Rum.
Purc' Scotch Whiskcy.
Pure French Brandy.
Pure Cabinet Rye WhisSey.
Pure Bob Lee Rye Whis&cy.
Pure Durham Rye Whiskcy.
purc Apple and Peach Rrandies.
Pure Stone Mountain Corn Whish,cy.
Pure Sweet Mash N. G. Corn
Whiskcy. .
Best Brands Of Champagne.
Tho above are warranted all first
class brands of imported and domcstic
liquors.
Port, Sherry and Catawba Wines.
Cherry, Ginger and Blackberry
Brandy.
Long list Of Plart,tion Cigars, at low
prices.
Best brands Smoking and Glowing
Tobaccos.
Fifty dozon fresh Fairfield county
Eggs.
At Centennial Bar and Morning
Star Saloon, F. w. Habenicht, Pro-
prietor. ct.
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mont would have been much 1oore
pleasant but for the boisterous conduct
or the boys on the back seats, who
caused great annoyance to the people
III front. Measures should be taken to
prevent a repetition Of sual occur-
renccs. Ina city such co:.iuc! w.uid
not be tolerated an instant. An enter
tainment will be given on New Years.
Eve, to he free to those who came on
Christmas night. A first rate per-
forinancc has been prepared.
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TYPE For SALE.-Wc offer for sale
two hundred pounds long primer type
that with which the outside of THE
News AND HER,LD is now printed.
This type is in excellent condition, aud
is only abandoned because we wish to
change tho style Of our type. We
offer it at the low price Of twenty cents
per pound for the lot; smaller guam
titles III proportion.
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THE CHRISTMAS ENTERT ,INMENT.-
All the little tolks of Winnsboro with
their parent: AID brothers and sisters
were gathered III the Thcspian Hall
on Christmas Eve, in anticipation of
the Christmas-Treo. After all had
collected, the curtain rose and num-
Der Of children sang a song, "Waiting
for Santa Claus" Then they went to
sleep, and Santa Claus himself came
on the stage, with beard and hair of
snowy white, and bearing his sack on
his back. After warning the children
In the audience all to shut their eyes,
the curtain was rung up Or enc Of the
handsomcst Christmas Trees we have
ever seen. 1t shone with a thousand
lights and revealed countless presents
for the children. Then the drawing
took place, and for while there was
apcrfcct pandemonium Of whistles and
toy pistols and juvenile prattle. After
tho younger people had cleared the
hall there were songs and music. Tho
CliiCf pofut VI iitLCitSo WiS II DuIl1SnInC
sword TO be votcd to tne most popular
captain. Captains Isrrol al .i,n
were CHOSEN for candidates. -; vo:.
ing, sl)w ~ 1rs,, boa n, d. ~ H.
wards the end, tho two ca d,i, os
being even until just "a n; Dll,o.
clo'ei two hundred al - al YoEof
were cast for Herron, lc:.y.ni the 20.
suit thus: Heron coo, JorI.n ~. Aa
the entertainment was for tho Dra-.
goons, 1t is very appropriate th,t tEart
Heron should go: Ia sv,lrI INC
votes ve'a &C.. cNta 4a>Y If.5r .AV-
iug Tor the &Horl sln cEo U.nDa
over SC yea g".3u' L ,gaGS - t.. MuA5.
urer Of the Dragons.
On Christmas night the en.criain-
nlent was continued with tablcaux and
songs. "Thc Harp Of Erin" "Bcfn.
and after Marriage" and "rakine nn
VoiP attracted applause. 4 sl2p;.
piece, "Using tho Weed" which, Dy
the by, turned out to DO a Weed sew
ing machine, was capitally rendered
by tho childron. The entertainment
closed with dances Tho entertain.
1. y !
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DKLICIOUS WINE.-Mr. Il. J. Nc
Carlcy has recently received at his
grocery store some California Musca-
tel vino, which is Of tho very incest
made. tits clear, pure, and peculiarly
sweet. In addition to his stock of
wines and liqours, Mr.. McCarley
keeps always OH hand tino assortment
Ofgrocerics. Give him a call.
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SEE THE PRICES.

S57 8 stops, Handsome Walnut nnNAnrC
Cases Catalogue Price, Two oAVNaNO
hundred and seventy dollars
S71 IL Stops. Elegant Walnut OlenANo
Case Catalogue Price, thrco oo1sNANS
hundred and forty dollars.
SS6 l3 Stops, superb Mirror TOP DREAMS
Case. Catalogue Price. three oiSOANO
hundred and seventy five dol,
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GRAND INTRODUCTION SALE

Con- mencCd Nov. and will continue until all
are sold. Don't III SIS the chance II is the
Only srlo or tho kind ever yet Attempted In
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LOCAL ITEMS.


RAILROAD SCnEDULE.-Thc follow
ing is the present schedule Of arrivals,
Oh the Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusta Railroad:-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28
AGENT

for the celebrated and most re !
liable paper patterns-But-
terick's-for Ladies, Misses and
Children.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-12-28

hHs engaged the services of a
first class A1illiner, who will as
sist her in her department, and
who Will take pleasure in pleas
ing the most fastidious tastes.