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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

srCHARLEs HOTEL,-wm Hunt. Balti-
more: W Halsey, New Orleans; Stuart Wood,
Philadelphia: A b Downing New York; X M
Leavel, Miss: Hon M Beebe, q Starr. l. A
Stanton. W Fl Cady. A Peck. New York; 4 ]
Bus sey. Ga: X Sullivan, Ala; Miss Kate Pa.
Cbas W Dudley, Jr. Miss L Cameron Miss v
Cameron, John R Cameron, Miss; " H 4 Ber-
yaurd, Geo Arnold Memphis; = W Gould. city;
Ark: Geo Ba tells, city; Joel Wolfe. Galveston
u T jacques, Phila: CO Meriwether. Mobile:
H Hubbard, New York; " J Hall, La: JOS Rey-
York.
CITY HOTEL--R ? Irving Mrs Newton and
Hawthorne. steamship Algiers; A K Fassett. 81
Louis; i Dickson, L T Robinson. Red River
q w Knight. In: VIM V Walsh. New York; J4o
Knoff. st Louis: Miss Blake. Mobile: Mrs II
Picard. Mrs Simon Will. Bayou Sara: b Sinai
Rolling Fork; d w Kline and wife. Mexico;
Hayden and wife Conn; Ding Cranberry
Hazlehurst; r Mucheson, Athens; John II
Jones' Texas.
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A DOUBLE POSTAL CARD AUTHohihEPl.;m,,
A clause In the postof1ice approprlatlou plli
provides for a double postal card, Tor letter
sheet envelope, which is to be stamped as
envelopes. and for double letter envelope;
The double postal card is very neat ana
apparently useful contrfvance. 1t ls IN SIZE
similar to the present one-cent card. IL bears
nj either upper corner q one-cent stamp, ana
lines are drawn through the centre, sloplng
downward to each lower corner, to be written
upon. The writer Of the card uses the right
hand side. and the receiver Uses the left-hand
side for his reply. The doubie-letter envelope
Il stamped twice, for the sender on the right
and the receiver on the left-hand side. On the
back of this envelope 10 double Rummed
fap separated by perforated line The
lower one is used for sealing by the sender,
and the receiver runs his knife along the
perforated line and has a new gummed Hap
ready for use. The letter-sheet envelope Is
designed to do away with outer envelopes, the
patentee claiming great merit for 1t for the
reason that it often occurs that a date at
which writing has been mailed cannot be
ascertained because the envelope has been
lost. Here the letter and envelope are one.
The new law does not direct the Postmaster
General TO issue these patent contrivances.
1t only allows him to use his own discretion
in the matter Washington Correspondence
Chicago Times.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Dom pan,
Dom estfC.

New YoRE. March 10. 12:45 g. m.-Wheat-
Spring 81 o7ea 90. do winter 81 esgI So. Corn
"a. 44R@45. Pork 80 25g1O so. Lard 6 62h.
Coffee steady; sales 1923 City OF Rio; stock
s9Gk3. Refined sugar-sStandard 81; standard
crushed 81 granu lated 90: cut loaf9.
SPOT cotton iddlingS "a futures quiet and
steady.
CHICAGO. March u. 9:so a. m.-Wheat opens at
SlI asked April. Corn opens at 36@36n Nay.
363s JgnP. Lard-650 April; sales at 655 657h
Nay. 6.62a June.
Union, Stock Yards. 3 :25 a. m.--ss1 cars stock
reported. Estimated receipts of hogs to-day
$4,000; Off 'ial yesterday IT. CO: light hogs 50 SOC
rs: mixed packers 6 1908 70: heavy shipping
s. setG4 4: official shipment hogs yesterday
1886. Cattle Estimated receipts $500; market
quiet.
$3.50 D. n.-Close-Wheat-92 4ta92H April.
954 May. Corn-32h April. 36h bid May, a61g
36as June. Oats-2576@26 May. 2s bid June.
Pork-s9 90 bid.April, $40 bid May. Lard-6.577a
April 6 SAX May.
81. LOUIS. MafchIl2 -opening.-Wheat-s1 OK
March, 81 e2X April, 81 031 May. Corn-32A
March So April 38H May.
12:45 r. m.-Wheat-No. 2 red lower and irreg-
ular; 81 OIL March ;sales 81 O2S@I os now 81 OAK
April: sales 81 o3A@1 os2s now. 81 o. May,
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81 OAK June. 81 Oh cash No. red osk cash.
Corn lower: SO April. 3336@33'a MAY. a4@s4 =
June. a5X July, BAN cash. Oats flrmer: 2b " bid
May. 26I cash. Whisky steady: 81 o.. Pork
frmer ;jobbing at 80 5000 IS. Cut meats firmer;
clear ribs 1885, clear 1.e0. Bacon flrmer; clear
ribs SIS, clear 525. Lard nominal at $50.
CINCINNATI, March H. 1925 u. m.-Pork-$9 60
bid. $40 asked. Bacon ~. 81. 81. Hams 81
@l0 Out meats 800 "a, AZ. Lard-6 40 bid.
80 asked. 7@7a. Hogs 81 1904 20; receipts
1909. Whisky 81 O2.
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL. March H. Noon. -Wheat--w Western
spring rs 9d@8s Sd: do winter 9s 1dDas sd.
Corn New mixed ~ 6d@4 I'd. Flonr-Western
canal 80 6d@10s. Oats IS cd. Pork-Prime
mess Western ABS. Lard Prime Western 32s Cd.
BACON Long clear 26s sd do short clear 27s sd.
Tallow-Americau 35s 3D.
Cotton quiet and unchanged; Middling Up
lar DIS 52sd. Middling Orleans bhd Sales 5000
bales. OF which 1000 are for export and speeula.
ton.
I ordered Shadines my grocer sent Sardines.
Heuee these tparSf
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sells at the same time by making the supply
pipes fork into several pipes leading b the
different lots OF grain. saving OF the ex-
pense Of shoyeling the grain, as under tne
present system, which amounted to W 5o
per thousand bushels-$150 to 5000 for a large
schooner. There would be O. saving Of about
one-half in insurance rates on grain In store,
as there would be no machinery In the build
ing hence no friction and no danger rom
fire. Not the least among the desirable
features of this method would be the cponl y.
another, and cleaning Il OF dust and dirt AT
the same time.-[St. Louis Journal oil Com
MERGE
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State Consols yesterday morning slightly
advanced, but subsequently fell, closing weak
ct 5O5 sG15GJs, against 5O1sD5114 on Tuesday.
Premium Bonds closed easy at 25eo2514, the
same as on the previous day. The sales at
the Exchange footed up Sss,do0 OF Consols
and $4,000 OF Premiums. On the street S3dooo
of ConaoR were sold
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The Board of Directors. at meeting held on on
the twenty second day OF January, ls's. at .s
re e fund from the net earnings Of the year
and paying the 10 per cent dividend t. 6. shs
DTyfDEND of TWENTY PER CENT on the
net armed participating premiums OF the year
ending December 81. 1878, said diyldend payable
on and after Monday. the tWenty-seventn DAY OF
January 1879,
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The stocks Of sugar at New York, Boston.
Philadelphia ard Baltimore on the sixth OF
March amounted to 47.s1o tons, against 80 ,39G
tons at the Same time last year. The receipts
OF sugar at those ports since January foot
up 1Oi, 1893 tons, against 1915 for the same
time In 1878.
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NON-POISONOUS
SHEEP DIP!
Manufactured by
8. ii. KENNEDY.
an-Poi.

holds the disease in check In the Fall and Win
forcing his way so deep into the true skin that
he cannot be reached or destroyed, while In the
early Spring the insect comes to the surface of
dippiEgs in nv Sheep Dip
Sold for 81 2s gallon. and Freight paid on
SD gahon lots, to your railroad depot. Book
sent frae to Sheep Growers. Address s. 81.
REMEDY, Omaha. Nebraska
KENNARD d FORSYTH
Wholesale Druggists and General Agents,
Iy2 ~ Omaha Nebraska
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COMM K RCIAh4.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, /
Wednesday Evening. March ~. 1879.
COTTON-There was only limited inquiry
to day. and the sales we're limited In eonse-
uuence OF holders refusing to make concea
sions. The sales up to the close aggregated $500
bales.
The following is the closing OF the Cotton
Evo
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The net income OF the Union Pacific Rail-
road for the last year was 81 1891, 67s. or the
stock Jay Gould holds 123,7OO shares, q fact
that leaves his enemies little room to hope
that they will ever be called upon for sub
scription to keep'him from the poor-house.
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The foregoing statement Is Just, true. and
correct transcript from the books OF the Com
pany. JAMES l. DAY, President
ii. CARPENTER. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this TWEEN
ty-second day of January, 1879
A. INGRAHAM, Notary Public.
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Deposits In the savings ba1is9 OF England
,,creased from G73, 534, 900 in january, 1873, to
"a e57,OoO in January, 1874 Notwithstanding
tbe depression The increase, however, is
considerably legs than Tire legitimate lncre-
,,,e,t from interest at 3 per cent.
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il thus far. ...,... sc, sos .67t 10

We quote exceptional paper GOT y cent; al
do TO: second grade do @: loans on col
aterals COS: AL mortgage paper SO: SEC
ond grade do o " cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted at s4@s5
and trade dollars at 9O895c. Halves and quar-
tiers (Amercan) are quoted at s9@99h.
The sales of Foreign Exchange were small
and rates are firm. Bank sterling rules at
4s6k, and bill Of lading and clear bills at
ls314 04s4s Sales-G22. 900 bills lading at 4S4@
4s4h,
French bills are firm and quiet. We quote
bank francs -: commercial B.215sG521k.
Bank sight bills opened easy and closed
the same at par: commercial Is quoted 3-16@-
v cent discount.
State Console weak at sos @50zS.
Z Premium Bonds closed easy at 25025a.
Sfppkg ara firm
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WAR DEPARTMENT. |
Signal Service. United States Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 3:43 .. M. Wednesday. March u.
Observations taken at the same moment OF
time at NIL stations.I
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conmercial and Financial Matters.

rbere were In the port Of New Orleans yes
terday IL steamships, III SHIPS % oarks'
brig and schoOners.
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Some years ago, when the duty or i'm ported
salt was mach lower than 1t now Is, ships
coming here from Liverpool for cotter
brought cargoes OF that article. Now mos
OF them Gomez in ballast. New Orleans was &
very large receiver OF foreign salt, which was
carried by steamboats, to the West. to be used
In the packing OF meat. The tariff on Inn
ported salt Is now over 100 per cent -estab
lished tor the protection OF the New York
and pennsylvania salt works-and the effect
is to prohibit the importation OF foreign salt,
and force the packing and dairy; interests OF
The West TO pay two prices for the American
salt they use in packing meat and in making
butter and cheese. The Butter, Cheese and
Egg Association, that met at Chicago last
week, adopted resolution asking Congress
to remove this duty entirely and allow its adj
mission free, 80 as to encourage an industry
that contributes so largely to our exnort
trade. The dairy business Is vastly larger
than the salt-making interest, and employs
twenty times as many persons; and it Is w
fair that the larger interest should be taxed
for the protection OF the smaller. Besides, Il
free salt is admitted into one New England
State for the encouragement of fishing in
terest, whose annual product is only $4,000,
why should it not be admitted free of duty,
also, for the encouragement OF vocation
whose annual product Is over S100,000,00O2
ELEyATING BULK GRAIN.-One of the most
remarkable inventions of the times Is a pro-
cess for elevating bulk grain. The results
are astonishing, and promise to work almost
revolution in the grain carrying trade.
The principle made use OF Is atmospheric
pressure, or the exhaust process. which has
been applied with such wonderful success
In the Westinghouse atmospheric brakes.
The machine consists OF an air pump with
which is connected metal pipe, syphon
shaped, and at the elbow or top Is cylinder
somewhat larger than the pipe, and connect
ing parts of it. Inside of this is smaller
perforated cylinder while at the lower end OF
1t Is valve through which the grain drops
ont. The other arm of the syphon Is extended
down into the grain pile. When the machine
Is worked the grain is sucked up at an ineredi-
Bile rate, which would draw the very insides
out OF a vessel in less than no time" In
recent experimental trial at Toledo, corn and
wheat We're drawn up a distance OF fifty feet
as easily as whirlwind would take up the
DUST from the road. This result settles the
question as to raising grain 10 great heights
by atmospheric pressure.
Inc economy Of power and the rapid transit
tne grain are, of course, problematical.
but many OF the advantages OF the arrange
ment are apparent. Among these is the
capacity ior discharging several cars or yes
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The following are the estimated stocks q
lard in the United States at the present time
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The New York Public, In reviewing the
business of February, says: "The tide Is ris-
ing. It Is no longer possible to dispute the
proof that business Is increasing In volume
since It's increased safety was assured by re-
sumption. Exclusive OF stock speculation
here. the business represented by the pay
ments through the twenty-five clearing
houses Of the country In February 1870, was
about 118 per cent greater In values than In
February, 1878, notwithstanding decline of
about 10 per cent Ia average prices. Thus, In
quantities, the aggregate transactions were
about % per cent greater last month than In
February of last year."
The number OF miles Of railroad inthe State
of New York, as appears by the LATEST official
report, Is 5752, Of which 1853 miles are double
track. The total paid up capital In these
roads ia $685., Sag, 600, of which So, 1877 900 Is
that of horse railroads; the total debt Is
s267 69s 900. OF wbchS15, 1856 900 belongs to the
horse roads Thetotal cost of all the steam
roads in the State with their equipment Is
S4s4 $685. 900, which ID at the rate Of sSi 900 per
mile. The number OF passengers carried dur
ing the year by steam roads was as, 100000,
an increase Of 6,T56,000; and the number car
ried by horse railroads was 244, 100000 an in
crease Of 5, 78k 200. The freight carried by the
steam roads was $500 900 tons, an increase
OF 3,335000 tons. The gross earnings OF the
steam roads were S64, 472000, an increase of
81 900, and of the horse roads, 81 100000,
an increase Of S135OOO. The cost Of operating
the steam roads was SAC, 224 900, and the horse
roads $8, 1906, 600. The dividends paid by the
steam roads amounted to $1O,453,O0o, and by
the horse roads to 81 ,9180O0.
The Morgan City Review says that by the
tripartite agreement recently entered into by
Morgan's Louisiana and Texas Railroad and
Steamship Company as party Of the first
part the Louisiana Western Railroad as
party of the second part, and the Texas and
New Orleans Railroad as party Of the third
part, the Morgan Company contracts 70 build,
equip and put in good running order, the road
from Morgan City to VermlIionville; the
Louisiana Western contracts to build and
equip the road and put 1t In good running
order from Nermilllonville to Orange On the
Sabine; and the Texas and New Orleans
Company contract to fully equip and put Its
road In good running order from Orange to
Houston. The parties further bind themselves
that the work they have respectively under
taken shall be completed, one-thiUd In six
months. two thirds In twelve months and the
balance In eighteen months from the dato OF
agreement, last month.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON r. FAIRY.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT
Wednesday Evening. March 70. 1879. J
NEW OKLEANR OLEARINa-HOUsE.
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| ordered Shadines my grocer sent Sardines.
Hence these tearsi
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

Did you ever eat shadine salad2
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FUTURS.
me position OF the market at New York may
be seen from the following:
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The above statement Is o true and correct
transcript from the books Of the mpany.
J. TUYES. President
J. w. HINCKs, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this If
teenth day of January. 1879.
Third Justice of the Peace.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-07-12
n OR Medical Use, try 70 celebra,
r ted Saratoga Rye Whi'cy, at f.
W, HABENICHr
TOWN ORIDINMCE.

DEIT ENACTED md ortned by the
ID Town Council Of Winr,oro. s. c.,
In Council met, and by the lthoritv of
tho SAME, that it Shall not b'lawfnl for
any dog, not otaccompanied bits owner,
or some one in charge, to b upon the
streets of tho town without'eing muz-
zlcd SO as to effectually prent it from
biting any person or animal, ,etween tho
first day of July and the firslay of Oc-
tober Of each year; and any q violating
this provision shall be takenp and i'm
pounded by the police tor venty- four
| hours. ..'.,..uf lM .an -
2. And bo it further cnaca nd or.
dained, that the owner,. If kow., shall
be informed of said impoundig; nd any
dog may bo reclaimed by it's Ynr upon
the payment Zone doller. S,i
8. Ifany dog be not reclaim whin the
twenty four hours it shall be Ned by
the police.
A. D. 1873, under the corporatseal ol
the said Town Council.
| .(Seal.) JAS. A. ByE,
Attest: IA ,,,,. 1nhaaht'
W.N. CHANDLEn, y, .,.
| .i ~, Clerk.
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CLERKS SALE. :. u
STATE OF SOUTH CROLINA,
COUNTY or FAIREELD.

COUNTY or FAIRFIELD.
frederick Copes, rs Trutoe, Pla;ntiff.
against Samuel B, Glowing and Others,
Defendants. .a,. '..... .'.
I'm pursuance Of on orderof the Court
| of Common Pleas, mad in tile above
stated case, will offer for ale before the
court house door in Winnnoro. on the
first Monday in August net, within tho
legal hours ofsale, at pube ,outery, to
scrihea property, to wit: .
= All that piece, parcel or ract of land
lying, being and situate IN le County of
Fairfield, in the State OF. Soth Carolina,
west of aud near tho town Winnsboro,
ACRES, more or less, and bounded by
lauds belonging to the esto,. Of Charles
Ca.hcart. deceased, lands G. Timms,
lands of Mrs. Clara J. StewG and lands
,of George Robertson.
' FERNS of sulo--CASH.
Clerks Office, W. thEltR,
Winnsboro $. O. 9. &C. Z. i. c.
July II, 1879. .' '" "''',. '.'.
July l2AilX2 '" 49," '.@
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July 10
iWOWN ORDINACE.

pEit enacted and ordad by the
d Intendant and Warts OF tho
town of Winnsboro, s. O., ipuncil met:
: That, for the purpose oalslng sup
,,,;ea for the year commepg April i,
1910, and ending April-1, Q, tax for
the sums and in the nnald paid paid Hifte5
mentioned shall Le raised, for the use
Aha TREASURY of the said ia to, saw: two
and service thereofp tbem upon eyory
and one-half mills az tho real and per-
! dollar of the value ,he corporate limits
| sonal property wis,oro; two dollars to
i of the town OF Vie inhabitant between
! be paid by overland fifty-fiVe years, in
1.-The ages of sixpon the streets of said
lieu of workIe" per cent. upon the
town. md & atRuotion. 'Ur J'fH1u 'o'
amount c!sy assessed and payable un.
LIZ Q. ALA be paid in the following
> dor thi nds and no other: Gold and
! kindfa. United States currency and
, silvSoank notesd .g.aH. .odi -oi shu-
I 4 na>. taxes assessed herein, shall be
's4 I'd payable between the 1st day OF
e ser and the 30th day of November,
~, inclusive, and all taxes remaining
|, ,.e and unpaid Oh The lst day of Deoem.
,er 1870, shall be collected by distress
ogether With al legal costs. 'o's -
4. All persons owning property in, tht
orporate' limits of tho said town d
Vinnsboro are required, between the 15tl
ny of June and the lst dny Of August
$40, inclusive, to make sworn return Q
aid property for taxation to the tow
Jerk, and the said town clerk ID herob,
equired, when property holders fail t
efuse to make said sworn return, u
id fifty per oentum to tho return of til
municipal year. t.g ldo
Done in Council, this thirty-6rst da,
# May, A. d. 1879, under tho corporal
eal Of the said Town Council. 4 7a,t.
{ (SsA1.) JAS. A. BRICE,
Attest,, sUu, ,sttr .,a Intondant.
: = iti e. 8. CHANDLER, ,,st,,. j..
! Clerk. ..a, ..t. .g.g.,>.s...
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J Z S t
A r r I'VE ID

At the Winnsboro Dry ;Goods,t !.
Fancy Goods and Millinery Bazaar.
second lot of new, cheap ond. ole7.
giant goods. Millinery and Fancy !
Goods in all the latest styles and
novelties Of the season. Mrs. Boag,
having frst-ciass milliner to assist /
her in this Department, is fullypge,.
pared to pleaso the most fastidious.
and will take pleasure in doing SO.
n beautiful line of Silk and Cotton
Parasols Corsets, Kid Gloves,
Ladies Jabots and Ties or Scarfs
Dress Goods, Buntings, Pophns,
Silks, Buttons, Fringes, Trimmings
in fact full stock of such goods
as are usually found in frst-class
Millinery, Dry Goods and Fancy
Goods Establishment. u-ou
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-FREsHl TURNIP SEED.

I'd ED Top, Flat Dutch, White Globe.
Is Cow Horn, Abeneen, Ambor
Globe, Golden Bali, Ruta, Baga. Seven
Top, Also, Flower Of Sul5hur, Strych.
nine. McMunn's Elixir Of opiam. /. r.
Syringcs, Gum Camphor Assafoptida,
CRloroform. Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes,
Bird Seed. Toilet Soap, &c" "just received
and for sale by
July ~ blcMASIHt BRICE
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SEWING HI.ACHHHNES.

Sixteen new and first-class Sewing
Machines to be in store in q day OF
so. The New and Improved Verti-
cal Feed Davis, Xxx. p. T. ALSO the :
New and Improved American, rangr
ing in price from $40 upwerds. !
These Machines aro from the facto>
rics of good, responsible companiesy
and arc warranted to be Just. as
represented. - .snntgT III -. - - :,
... .r- .ua j. 0. BOAG, ,l.Yni
Agent for Fairfield County.iIba
n1nv 3 "a I'si r,' II ,YsG&
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GROCERIES,.

A full and frosh stock of Family
Groceries Bacon, Meal, Fluor, ri.
Corn, Sugars, Coffees, Soap. [.
Starch, ". '.a'io b
Powder, ..., r'..'.. ...' '''"', ''"I,a, !.
Shot, ~. r,...,. ,..ntI I,
Candies, t.na. .saouYiu,
.a" Cigars, a." 20 dli
" Tobacco, 70 !" =" :"
''' Kerosene Oh. ., ,;
In short, you can find all you want !,
40 j. o. BOAG'S, and as cheap as III
tho same goods can be bought any,
where Don't forget to CALI No -
trouble to show goods. y.r "'. 'i'" '", S'.
., j. O.. BOAG.lI 1l
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
SATURDAY., monNIse, July II, 1879,

- ~ - t-kt.:S
TERMS OF THE News AND HERALD.
- .-Tri-weekly edition, four dollars per
an,,uaa, in advance; weekly edition,
two dollars, and fifty cents pcrdnnu1n,
in advance. Liberal discount to clubs
of tive and upwards. ,a-.,' sa"l.,t, ;, :,
RATES or ADyERrIsING.---On dollar
per inch for, the first insertion, 0hd
fifty oents inch for each subsc9 lcnt
insertion. Those rates apply toatl ad-
vcrtisemeuts, Of whatever, iiatps re, and
nre payable strictlyin advance. Con
tracts for three, six or twelve months
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