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Centaur
L-inin1 entS.
One Kind foi the HumaniTamily.

The Other for Horses and Animals.
These LinimenN are simply tie wonder OF
the world Their elects ara little less thsn
marvellous.
ACE waite Imminent IL for the humau
family. IL viii drive Rheumatism, ScIatica
ana neuralgia rom the system; cure Lum-
bagO, Chiiblalns, Lock jaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most CatpneouS EruptiOns; IL extracts frost
from frozen hands md feet, ami the poison
OF bites aud stings Of veDOnous rept lee; II
subducs svellinyg, anu NlcYlUies p tn Oi
every kind. Wh1n sprains or bruises occur,
IL is the most potent remedy ever discovered
to heal tho Injured parts. The Ceutaur Lin
iment Is used with great efficacy for sore
Thruat, TUolhdcht, Cited Breasts, Earache,
and Weak Back. The tniiC wing is but sam.
pie OF the numerous testimonials.
IrDIAsA HOmk, Jel. CO., Ind, Mdy -, 1873
81 think 10 my duty TO inform you that /
have uVered much with sp0Uen feet and
ch0ftis. few bottles of Ccntaur Eminent
has done the uWk for me. have not been
free from these -welliugshi eight years. Now
Tan perfectly reH. The IdDiment ought 10
i''' "BENJAMIN BROWN"
The proof Ia In the trial. 1t Is reliable, IL
is handy, IL II cheap, and every family
eli ould have the " biteen Ctaur Linim en-
The yellow Ccntnur Linimens IL
adapted 10 the tough muscles, cords and
fssh OF horses and animals. IL has perform.
ed more wonderful cures I'm three years OF
SPAWN, strain, Wlnd-galls, Scratches,
Sweeny, end general Lameness. than ali
other remedies In existence. Read what the
great ExpreSsfEen say Of IL:
NEW YORK., January, 1874.
"Fvery owner Of horses should Give the
Centaur Eminent "a uisl. We consider II
the best article ever sed IN our stables.
"H. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams Ex. Stable1, ". Y.
az, PULIZ,
"isupt. ~. hE. -rs nies, N. \.
81 REgTs. OtIN,
"supt. Nat. Elk. Stables, N. ""
Tie best patrons OF this Llnimentare Far.
mefs and Veterinary Surgeons, who IRE con.
annually using aOms Eminent. IL heals
ais, Wounds aud POll-evll, removes : well.
ings, and Is worth millions Of dollars an
nuaiiy 70 Farmers, Livery -men, Stock Grow.
ers. Sheep-Taisers, and those having horses
OF cattle.
What Farrier cannot do Tor 80 the Cen
tsur Llnimont Will do at trifing cost.
These Linimenis are sold BIZ all dealer,
throughout the country. They are Warranted
by the proprietors, and a bottle will e giyef
70 any Fsrrier or Physician who desires 4
estthem.
Laboratory OF ]. 3. Rose & Co.,
~ Dag 81, NEW YORK
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cry THEAsURER.

Wenre authorized ana requested 20 an
p'lptr the namo Of John W BOWEN m u
",rdldntp Tor reelection ~ the ullice of CITY
Tr,uburer Election Aplil =, 1878
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1--WE sTOuK MARNIT.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

ChlthENh-ln demand, pprdoz..s aOl
h1Ma,lh lumau ,por duZ ,....,.... 40aa @
BUTTER Puru homemade, scarce, 8OU,lOo
SWEET POIAIOES-fer Duahel,,, 8OuIOc
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pts 1876 bales; gross ,2iD bales.
lINseN llTm. nnlNA - hnlnA.
NEW uhLKANs, January Ia
& n easier, Sales u 30 uulps.
COnlIuCrcinI.

Receipts, net, 33is bales; gross 1865 bales.
Exports 10 treat Britain - bales; cuast-
wise ---- bales; Don ineut i,25S bales. Stuck
5jj,1lO bales.
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Cation Market.

oaLvEsroN January l5.-Cotton. receipts
~ bales. Exports 20 Great BTtialn
bales; coastWise - bales. sales I'll Oaiee'
81 lez lCl, su bales.
Market weak.
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POWDER AND sROT.

POWDER-Keg2j lbs, FIFE, rifle S7lj; Keg
ll15 lbs, FFF, rih b, s5.S3; keg GA, lbs, rFt,
SAW, Blasting, Si.2j.
SHOT, D.op, s.. 3I92 IS; Buck, s25j@9.60.
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AN OBULNANCE
DisOrdery Houses and
furnishing Prostitutes.

Be Il ordained by the city Council OF the
CITY Of Dallas:
rection 1. a disorderiy house Is one that
IL kept for the purpn'e Of prostitution or as
comfnOh resort for prostitutes and va
grants.
Gee. 2 ANY room or part ola building APP
prOpriated FOR either of the purposes above
mentioned, il dlsOrdeIly house, within
he meaning OF this chapter.
gee 3. Any person who shall keep dis
orderly hOnse, as defined above, within the
mits Of this city, shall, upon conviction,
be finej not less than five nor more than
one hundred dollars.
sec. 4. Evidence Ofthe general reputation
ly house may be received In proof OF the Of
nse charged.
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New YORK, January l5-Cotton duh.

MnhhAl, ~ EsDAY
uplunds, ,,.,,,,,. lli.c ui.o
Orleans .....,.... lla.u liza
Sales TO- bales
Futu Hvs custer
January II sj9ll 4SN; February II Hall Sic
March II ib9ll Ec; April II iSsil 6Or, May
II 3l@ll i8c, June II slGll 500
Nsht-Cuttlu quiet Up ands NE, Or
leans llasc, salgA 80 bales.
Consolidated MT receipts 1885 halos Fx.
pnrts 10 dtoat Brl ain 3.Olh bales; France
llUB bales continent o,j9, bales; channel
VI bales.
Net receipts 1876 bales; gross 20 bales,
Futures closed liTm, Sulps ---- bulps
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IOrlev.

Piichsr'a CnatoTia 10 complete substi.
tute for Castor OIL, ana IN as pleasant to tnke
as Honey. IL Is particularly adapted To
Ieething and irritable ohildrsa. IL destroys
worms, assimulates the food, regulates the
stomach, ana cures Wind Collie. Few rom.
edies are as eiilcuciuus for Feverishnes3
Group, Worms and WhOOping Cough. Cas-
toria ia scientific aud purely vegetable
preparation, more effective than Castor OIL,
aud neither gags or giipcH,
COLuMIuA, Conn, May 3, 1879.
Mcssrs, j. 4. Rose ~ Co.,, N. "
Conc: / nave II family OF eight children,
ana have used rs much CnstOTiG AS any fam.
ny IN tho Unitod States, 1 hGk. have
never found anything equal TO II. My chill.
dren have been saved irOtG fever several
times hy the use of UahtOria. recommend
It's use FOR children, Tor many dlSeses they
are subject to, IN preference to any medicine
/ know Of feel II my duty TO give this GER
tidCnte on account OF the benefits | have de.
rived ny the uso Of CnstOria.
Very truly yours,
NORMAN 7. LITTLE
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Sworn to ana subscr bed before me this
thirty first day Of December, A. ID. lS,7
CHAS. FRED. TUCKER,
janldtf Notary Public.
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GaiJes ana wool.

GALVESTON, January l5.-Hdcs receipte
ligh,' Dry selected l6jqc; light sailed l4iSc;
sack sailed l2]ac; Rips loo; wet sailed ~
they ran $40; SELECTED 90: butchersi graen
10. TWO ceuts eli for grubs ON wet sailed
nj green.
Wool-Quiet; low grade decling tendency;
puOU"tiohs revised to-wit; medium to fnt
tail cup. free of burs 2Oa2ic. coarse II5 80.
coarse western and Mexican N@l3c
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MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This linineut very naturally originated In Amerl-
co. where Nature pro idrs IN her laboratory alch
surprising antidutci for the mandics ~ Der thli-
drpn. Its fame has been spreading ior - years
until now II Cucfccs tho hahitlble globe.
Tie Mexican Mustang Linim'nt % maic.leAs
remedyIor nli external oilmcuit ot man and beast
10 sdck owners and iarmria u 81 Invaluable
A single bottle often saves human life or re-
stores the usefulness Of an excellent horse, o.
COW, or sheep.
II cures foot-rot. hoofall, hollow horn. grub,
scrcyy- worm, shouldcrrOt, mango, Tue bltts anu
stings Of poisonous reptiles and Insects and every
euch drawback to stock breeding aud bush life.
It cures every external irouhle Of Horses sneh
as lameness, scratches, swinny, tpralns FOUNDER
wind gall, ring hone, etc, etc.
The Metican Mustang firmont IA the quickeat
cure In the world for accidents occurring 49, ths
family, in the absence ~ n physician, surh IS
burma scalds spraius, cuts. etc. and Tor rheuna-
tism. and stiliness engrudered BY exposure. Tar
ticularly valuable TO Miners ,, .
II Is the cheapest remedy in tue world ior y
penetfates the muscie 60 gee Bone ahd a s'iso
application Is generally sufficient 20 cure
Mexican Mustang Eminent is put up IN three
siIes OF bottles the larger ones being proportfon'
ately much the cheapest.
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Real Estate Agents.
COLLECTORS.
ESTABLISHED in 1873
FOR SALE.

Z Improved and unimproyod properly IN
every part OF tho city nud suburbs; also
mgms ana farming lands In Dallas, and
other counties OF Texas
For rent or leuso-ltooms, offices, business
houses, dwellings ANA vacant Ions Ia the
city OF Dallas.
special attention paid 10 nbstraotlng aud
peiecting tNVs and establishing land
olainls, ana to tho collecting OF IN, notes
ana accounts; also To the rendering OF prop-
eity iur ana payment Ut taxes. All cullou"
lions promptly paiu over o. Iemitteu.
Persons having real estate lOr rvnL or sale,
are respectfully requested 10 give us u trihl
Tho best vi references tivcn.
CUMMlNS X DAVIS,
Real Estate Agents No, 100 lama, street.
hep2D-tt
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-25

ton police might prevent an inter
view in the National Capital: But
Columbus hankered not for fresh
explorations, and Alexander sighed
not worth u cent for new Worlds to
conquer. So he couched another
letter to The Alexandria paper
setting forth his preference for the
climate Of Washington, and in
tinating that the police of that
place might be no moro wary than
the guar diuns Of Alexandria, In
the meantime he reiterated his
charge, and declared his intention
of taking tho stump against Hunton.
Since that time these two combat
ants have BEEN yafnly trying to
"get at" each other. The unpleas-
ant feature for Hanton is that the
people are taking up the quar-, oil;
and the primary elections are re-
sulting disastrously to his hopes
He will have to chew UP Alexander
in short order, or Alexander will
swallow him. Hunton has been a
prominent member of Congress,
and was member of the Electoral
Commission. Alexander has long
beon identified with the movement
against THO Shepperd rings. AT
one time conspiracy was concocted
by the district attorney to destroy
Alexander's reputation; by hiring
burglars to open the public safe,
abstract papers and leave them at
AleXmders house, 50 that Il
detective in the secret could pounce
upon them. The affair was
and Alexander not only
escaped, but caused tho conviction
Of the guilty parties. He is
tough old customer to handle; as
Hunton has discovered ere this.
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INFCRMITION WANTED.
A Few Questions lronl a Backwoods
Farmer.

Mister Editur I hev cum tn
yu for for advise upon sum subjicks,
and no yu vii give me tner bess
you hev got in yer shop.
Wei they tells me that this yer
destriek is cut up intu townships
and ther is thurtene .uv them, is
this tru? Wei ef this, is tru then
ther uther is boun ter beo SO. Ac..
kurlin tn r;,nnnr :-'.-. i-~. f~. 49,. .
shearufs,, won fur eche township,
an ther uther won ter kepe ther
thurtene strate.
Now this is nifty strange tn me es
I hev not bin tn tner burrer fur sum
time ax yu tn infurln me on this.
l moved them luwers an mrlrshans
wus Il gwine ter tix us pore farmers
sum time ) now yer see how we is,'
thurtene shearu1s ter kollec ther
leanes, we is got kno wa ter dodge
now.
Wei hev got yer on ther mex
queshup !; hes that thar man whotsa
bin ridin aroun in eli charot NV fire
er whurlwin cum down yit? I
wud like ter hev sene that ar thing
a gwine but mos peple wuder thot
gable wus a blowing his trumppit
shore enuf. ime nifty glad he did not
cum bye my place fer he wud er
skcred my pore niggers tn Death
Wei i will not wright yu cny mo
now es my ise is nifty bad / shil
cum up befo long an git ther muse,
for tel yu hev not bin in thor
burrer not sense ny rily wus er pup
Sono mo frum yorcs til deth.
UNKIL FED.
p. S. En- my mex kommunika-
shun will tol yer how bad shearuf
dun ME voice. UNKIL FED.
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clad TO oct the hnc-tifth Of it. It

glad TO Get the hnc-ffth Of it.: It
is argued J." s@".r VT the FcaSter,.
Vile H,4o,u:ionH prescribe the
l.. vyug%. tuoy B., no such thing,
pyosc!Ir,i,u 'Guluut. NVuo arc tho
prose. itcd lass Il ON what class
are all chancellors, judges, solici-
tors Of all kind, attorney generals,
&C., taken Are they taken from
the agricultural, commercial, me-
chanical or manufacturing chsses.? ?
Are they taken from the medical
profession Is the most eminent
divine in the State tor Uni5ed States
for that matter) allowed to occupy
the chief Justices chair We
answer. No! No! No! Then,
who are the prescribed class ? 1t
certainly is not the lawyers. We
havo said III those terrible "Feaster-
vile Resolutions, that to the luw>
yer belongs the Interpretation and
administration of the laws; and we
are wiling to abide thereby. Our
fight against lawyers, is only in the
law making branch Of our govern
ment. To be governor or president
we accord to them, but we do OBJ
ject most cmphatically, to thoi.'
making laws for us, und then COM
ing home and charging us just what
they please to interpret them. TO
tho farmers of F.il field we say, in
the language Of the Nestor Of the
bur OF Chester the venerable and
honorable Sumuel McAliley, to have
as little to do with lawyers as
possible if you would prosper.
I'm behalf Of the Feasterville De-
mocracy. ID. Il. FEAsTER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-25

When the Princess Reuss, wife Of
the late German Ambassador, saw
the Sultan on her departure from
Constantinople, she congratulated
him on having ucqui:el the love
and esteem of his people, and hint
el gently that he should reward
their devotion by showing himself
III public more frequently. The
Commander Of tho Faithful listcned
in suvbl ;se, and, when the Princess
had gore, remarked. "Now, ia ike
to know what interest that woman
nas in getting me assassinatel,"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-25

A Defence Of tho Position Take by the
Feasterville Democratic Club, and O
Discussion OF the Claims Of Mr.. HI A.
Gaillard TO Scat III the Legislature.
We, the Foasterville Democracy
are not wanting in due respect to
the Legal Fraternity and bog to
assure them, that we have tho
highest regard for them us lawyers,
as gentlemen, and as good Demo
orats but at the same time claim,
that we have tho right to object to
their representing us in the Legis-
lature Uf our State, and all this
without any disrespect. Will any
sane man assert for q moment, that
the interests of the illegal Frater-
nifty" are identical with that of the
masses; that they are always in
conflict, almost everyone will admit,
whilo country is prosperous and
free from litigation, the lawyers
occupation like Othello g, is gone,
but let there be distress, financial or
otherwise; let crtnde be ripe and
then the lawyers reap a rich reward;
therefore the conclusion is, natural
/ that their interests and OUTS are
not the same. We do, not blame
tie lawyers for legislating in their
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NoTICE.

WINNsDoRo, S. c., July II, 1878
NJ 0TlCE is hereby given tl,at Board
IN OF Health. consisting Of DR.. II. T.
Robertson, MIR James Beatty anil Rev. J.
5. Connor, have been appointed by the
Town Council to not during the present
year. These gentlemen will enter upon
week from the date Of this notice, and Ill
good citizens are requested to report I'll
nuisances Coming under theit observa.'
tions to the Board and thereby aid in
preserving the health Of our community.
. JAMES a. BRICE,
july lS-2w Iptondant,
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A Lively Quarrel.

Considerable commotion exists in
the Alexandria, Virginia, Congress
sional district, in which Gen. Eppa
Hunton is a candidate for rcnomi~
nation. During the last session
General Hunton introduced bill
authorizing payment of certain
claims against the District Of Co..
lumbia aggregating two millions of
dollars. The taxpayers association,
Of which Mr.. Columbus Alexander
is the president and ruling spirit,
had obtained an injunction against
the payment of these claims, and
the bill practically dissolved the
injunction. A judge of the courts Of
the district protested against the
bill, stign1atizing tho claims as
barefaced frauds. Nevertheless
General Hunton pushed it through.
In recent speech General Hunton
Claimed that he had received Mr..
Alexander's assent to tho bill. Mr..
Alexander denied tho assertion,
and wrote pretty plain letter
accusing Hunton Of championing
fraud. General Hunton, as a gem
tleman and candidate for re-
election, naturally resented the
charge. But as Virginia has pre-
scribed stringent regulations to
prevent an infiiriato individual from
vindicating his honor by perforating
his antagonists anatomy with cold
lead, or boring holes through, Him
with rapier, or cutting off hunks
OF flesh with cutlass,. and more.
over regards a Second" as a
principal, General. Hunton was
compelled to resort to vague in.
viatations, conveyed thtough the
ignoble medium 81 Registered
letter, postage prepaid, to Mr..
Alexander, to meet him in Alexan-
dria, intimating that the Washing,
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CAMP tIGA RATES
THN NEWS AND HERALD.

L y tie cain pa;ga tn at is now opening
rHE News AND HERALD proposes to keep
It's readers fully ! ostel rs to event, oc-
curing in Na:i>::.sl, State ani County
roliti:s. It has horctot,rc Mborel earn
e-tlv in TIE c,uSe Of COOL government.
N its efforts y. f,;trrH VII, be re,loublnl
II or H.. - l,.,'-y, !,ii"r the gc.a.G,5 good,
it desires ~ rra>l. o,try G,iZan or Fairfield
County. To ntt.In Tins end the follow
ing spscia, rates are otfcrol for the CAM
paign:
rri-w> w>e.zly. to the 18th November, sl.5O
Weekly. to the 10th November, LOO.
Jeis- Cash, in ercry clse, must accompany
The crler.
Ca,ls nominating candidates will be
ms, rsel at the following rates, IN otlrmice:
For each candidate, inch, one i'll
sertion, Sl.O0.
For Tie campaign, in Weekly and
Tri.Seekly, 500
Pledges Of candidates at the same rates
as the above.
Proceedings Of clubs or communica-
ions, when they contain nom nations,
co no under the rules for advertising,
But the papor will be open for the losit-
lnata discussion. within r.asonablc
boun Is, Of tho merits Of ell those candi-:
dates whose names are appearing in its
advertising columns. Equal privileges.
will be accorded to MI true Democrats.
We ask that subscriptions and nomi-
Lations be handed IN at once.
re- All business COMMUNICATIONS
should be addressed to tho
wINNSBOROPUBL co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-25

UNITED STATES Treasurer Gilfillan
has issued circular to the country
national banks, asking them how
many silver dollars they can put in
circulation in thirty, sixty and
ninety days, and offering to. send
the amounts required by express at
the expense Of the government. We
Gun take any number Of them down
here, if they will give EN- awav.
SECRETARY FISH told a reporter
the other day that Grant did not
desire third term and in his
opinion, would not be nominated,
among other reasons, because no
one has ever been, nominated after
having been talked about for three
years previously. Mr.. Horace
White says that Edmunds will be
the Republican candidate
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-25

Ben Butler, in his 4th Of July
speech, declared that he did not
own any United States bonds, but
too Trtdulte'S Washington corro-
spondcnt says that the General
owns a lot of District Of Columbia
bonds, on whirh the Govern nent of
the Unitel States pays the inter-
est.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-25

The CHARLESTON Democrats had a
gratifying convention on Monday.
Hampton and the State ticket and
Senator Butlor were endorsed, and
Hon. N. P. O'Connor was declared
the choice for Congress. Charleston
is we'll in line.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-25

THEY USED TO have revolutions iii
San Domingo every twelve months.
But this danger has been averted
for the future by the adoption of a
constitution providing for presi-
Dental term of only one year. The
people can now vote a man out
instead of running him out with
guns and swords. This is o step
forward.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-25

FIFTEEN HUNDRED delegates ut
tended the Texas Democratic Con-
vention, and they took about Il
week to renominate Governor
Hubbard. Two thirds were necos-
sary to a choice.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-25

DURING THREE days Of last week
one hundred and twenty ~eight cases
Of sunstroke occurred in New York
and Brooklyn, of which twenty -four
were fatal.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-25

A DISPATCH from Salt Lake City
says: "The weather is cool, with
frosts in the M ountains at night.
Happy Mormousl
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-25

GaEzNv1LLE COUNTY has adopted
tho primary election system by a
largo m sjority. The people are
tired 6f conventions.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-25

1uNN4 Y If you want to MAKE ~,
nullll MONEY pleasan tly All 1i-U'
fast address FINLEY, HARVEY & Co.,,
Atlanta, Georgia. tuna 1s-1y
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MASON & HANILIN ORGANS,
Stops, $id0., stops, sl0s.
Send North nAd:bb SWindled.

Not b. reputable makers like Stcinway,
Chickcring, Steck, Knnbo. but by Bogus
Manufacturers who advertise 5000 Pianos
for $2Gb; $500 Pianos for Sl75; $27O Or
gans for $G5. Deception and fraud arc
in NIL such absurd offers. Buy Instru.
mcnts made by old and always reliable
manufacturers like
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-25
Politics IN THE COUNTY.

A Defence OF tho Position Taken by the
reasterville Democratic Club, and a
Discussion OF the Claims Of Mr.. II. A.
Gaillard TO Scat IN the Legislature.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-25
Special Offers
THAT BEAT THE WORLD

7 OCT Pianos, sl35. 4'stop Oignns. $50.
d Oct Pinnos, lbs. 6Stop Organs, GO.
u Oct. PinnoS,,' 1GO. 9Stop Organs. G7.
Grid Sq'e Pianos, 17S. II Stop organs, IS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-07-25

re- All business COMMUNICATIONS
Should be addressed to tho
WINNSBOROPUBLI co.
Decorah-posten., 1878-06-05
Vorr SObu HusjeQ

oebe Den 28pe Wai / 9onoon / en-
Nlber al Sc Mar sftsr i mere sno
ct hnlpt Marbunbrsoe at bare tleni
III Seoslano i OHsnillss Slillinaer.
Son oar treble Sen al ben 6te
Sertus al 8soforo % par feot /
gonoon ben lSos Nuauit 1892.
GIN bosllse 29rbom hf ban i
Goin9bursb % sii i 1909 uoen.
lambs. rsilie | Spanien % Yoriu.
gal % ousrpar Here af b. iuterss.
iante Bsaipsnbsosr, lom Der lore.
ialot unosr &ri9cn pua Salpeen.
= 1913 blsu ban inbpaIat / Yarla.
mentet. ! 1919 optraaots ban lom
en- Teformcr al YarIamenlef. :
1926 leo ban ct Hsoerlag forbi ban
~forlUoreoe Den Neutrality-suspicious.,
men bleU iaa palst fra ct Sliiriit i
Srlano, % | 1929 itemte ban for
Den emancipation. % oennegana
GIT Den lalennem. San beflGbts Her,
onsntllae Gmbsosr. % bar fro 1916
til 1852 Yrsmisrminiiisr. Oa 9oro
Yalmeriton beoe / 1866, bIsp ban
after Ytsmisrmlniftsr. San par TO
meriet is iom en- ualminbeli8 pro.
ouflip Sorfatter ON iOrlfieui9e Gm.
l1er.
Decorah-posten., 1878-06-05
europa.

gftsr 8rep ShoupaIo1s Wsnin0
er Oct MI ftfnt, at Der Sntst bllpsr
al 8ri9en. ba be p9ienlli9lte Mnfspo.
tier HI sr rpobebe afpsltn, % Rms.
lamb glerne oil bape 6rsb.
Gen eiterrielfs Winliter N~nbrasip
niger. at Yreusien bar QGrsn al, at
Oct III. blipsr Noset af &tissn.
HUSBAND Os England iial MI
pGre TONNE til gnisbsb ON. buao
Der lfal bsbanolss / ben porbenoe
eonsrss, % Bulsurlen iial bslss
TO, nsmlig ct Bulearien, rs9ieret Of
en- frtlten Sstifsr, % ct 8ulsarisu.
Ienosnfor 8uItan. msb en- frlitsn
Suusrner / 9iabtb mso be brittle
Btibbslisr. 8usIanb iiaI bebolos
&ars % Batum. men lite iom Sfa.
eeseritatnln9 fna nossn 4aubitroi.
ming heller lite ian nosst anpet
iaobant Gag paa Sprfiet. at bette
binorss i at beials lin 8ielo til
England.