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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23

SINGULAR ACCIDENT TO \ TRAM
\ very singular accident happened TO
the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
passenger train as il came in ycslcr-
day afternoon al four O'Clock. AS the
engine passed over the frog of tho
switch it:iumpcd the track, and strk-
ing The side track ran along on the
crosS-tics Of this for Il distance equal 10
twice its length, and then mounted the
rail- So when The train was stopped
by application Of the air brakes, the
cnginc-all the wheels OF twas on
the side track, the cars on the main
tack, and the tender Of the engine
between the two tracks. In all the
confusion and changing around of
things, nothing was broken and no
one was hurt.-Ch0rlOttc Observer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23
IFI WENE.fE.

MARRIED, at ihc residence Of the
brides father, Il. ID. Mohlcy, ENl., on
Thursday, October IS, 1879, by The
Rev. j. G. McMulIcn aud the Rev.
j. S. White, Nix. G.. l.. KENNEDY to
Miss e. B. MonLEy; add MIR. DANIEL
HALE, JH., TO Miss T.. l.. MOBLEY. All
Of Fairfield.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23
OH{TUIR y.

DIED, on ThHrsday, October 1G,
1879, Of malarial fever, BLANCHE
EsrELLE, infant daughter OF w. c..
and Mary e. Brown, Of Fairfield.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23
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AND
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.
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My facilities md long acquaintance with
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Masters in Equity, and other county off,
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of publications bound on the most rea-
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oct 81
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23

-Ticiling induces laughtcrs except
tickling in the throat. which causes
coughing,-at once removed by Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup. % cents per
bottle.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23

The grand jury of Chester county.
in their prcscntmcnt made at The late
term of court, recommend that tie
Legislature enact a law providing Il
trial justice for each township, anl
conlini.,g the jurisdiction of such JUS
ticc within the limits Of the township
for which he is appointed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23

A STEAM ENGINE Running AWAY
An engine OF the Richmond 81 Dam
vile Railroad, standin@~ on the turn
table track at the depot in this city,
yesterday morning, suddenly started
of OF lis own accord, ran OF The end
ofthc track and kept on towards Log
town. There is no telling how far it
would have gone had it. not cncount-
cred the iiri road which at that point
is cut down three or four feet below
the surface. AS it descended into the
cut the pilot was driven into the
ground and the thing brought to a
stmd-still, fifty or more feet beyond
the end Of the track. This behavior
on the part Of All engine is not alto
gcthcr unusual, and was due to the
fact that there is Il leakage in some of
the valves by which the steam escapes
into the steam chests until a sufficient
amount has accumulated to set the pis-
ton rods in motion. The engine docs
not appear to bc injured to any con-
siderable extent. The front truck
wheels and some minor parts Of the
machinery were broken or displaced,
but it will be no small job to get it on
tho track again. charlotte Observer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23

TRANSFERS or real. ESTATE.-S
our last report the following transfers
Of real estate have been entered in the
Office of the county auditor:
Marion NIob!cy, and others, hcirs-at-
law Of John Moblcy, deceased, to
Catherine T.. Hill and others, 500 acres
in township 10. 3; consideration $500.
w. y. Crcight to Selma Preston,
acre in township no. II; consideration
@57.
w. r. Robertson to Elizabeth c..
Robertson, Cora j. Robertson and
others, 10a acres in township no. IA;
consideration $1,000.
Dorcas Banks TO William Banks, 1902
acres III township DO. 9; consideration
$500.
s. w. Ruff, Sheriff, TO j. Fcastcr
Lyles, 100 acres in township no. 49,;
considcration&87.
s. w. Ruff, Sheriff, to A. r. Ruff,
400 acres in township no. -; consid-
Grafton S701 .56.
r. Wade Bricc and Thos. w. Brico
to John A. Bricc and Calvin Bricc,
834 acres in township no. 2; considcra-
ton $500.
John Boyd to John j. Ncil, 154
acres in township no. 0; consideration
$1,000.
A, J. Hamilton to Joseph Davis.
81 acresin township no 70; consilcra-
ton $SS2.
w. IL. Kerr, Clerk Of Court, to
William Johnston, 112 acres in town
ship no. IA; consideration $1,000. ~r
William Johnston to Elizabeth G.
Robertson and w. II. Robertson,
Trustee, 112 acres in township no. II; !;
consideration $666.50.
Nancy +. Craig to w. r. Craig, 40
acres in township no. 8; consideration
$25. 3
Thos. G. Pollock, Trustee of t ho
Bankrupt Estate OF Edward Loverich,
to James Jones, 836 acres in township
nos; consideration $225O. ss.. 3,
Sallio A. Means to james AZ. Grigs-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23

We acknowledge the receipt Of an
invitation to the "Ilop' to be given
during Fair Week in Chester. We
have no doubt it will be very pleasant
nilnir.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23

New Advert tiscnrnts.
Knights Of IIonor-E. S. Chandler,
Reporter.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23
SEA ISLAND COTTON.

SEA ISLAND COTTON.
It Is finished soft as the cotton from
which it is made; 1t has no waxing or
artificial finish to deceive the eyes; it is
the strongest, smoothest and most elastic
sewing thread in the market; for machine
sowing it has no equal; it is wound on
w IIITE SPOOLS.
Tho Black is tho most perfect
II II II BL n OK
ever produced in spool cotton, boing
dyed by q system patented by ourselves.
Tho cOlors ore dyed by tho
NEW ANILINE PROCESS
rendering them 40 perfect and brilliant
that dress-makers everywhere use them
instead of sewing silks.
A Gold Medal was awarded this spool
cotton at Paris, 1873, for ''grcat strength
md "genoral excellence" being tho high.
est award given for spool cotton.
We invite comparison and respectfully
ask ladies to give 1t q fair trial and con-
vince themselves Of its superiority over
all 9th crs.
10 be had at Wholesale and retail Of 3
j. o. BOAG,
aug 1s-em
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23

AS COTTON is KING. In commerce,
SO the liver is kipg3im the human sys-
tenn. We cannot live many peace with
this great organ diseased. TO keep it
in conditionto pelfornISits functions,
uso DIR. Gilder's Liver Pills. THEY are
sold by all druggists and country NOR
schants. For sale by Dr. WE. Aiken.
6 = ~ ~ 4t19 &
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23

Tho Executive Committee of the
Chester Fair Association has arranged
to have Tournament during Fair
Week, under the supervision Of Capt.
~. NJ. Sanders. Handsome premiums
in money or silver will be awarded.
knights arc expected to ride in cos
tune. An entrance fec Of one dollar
will be charged those competing. We
trust some Of the Fairfield boys will
enter the lists. We feel sure they
would make good showing.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23

How \ FRONTIER LASS CAPTURED \
BIG SNAKE -Ioc Ncrccau is girl Of
seventeen, Of mixed blood, beautiful
and bold and'n daring rider. On
Tuesday Of last week she performed Il
remarkable exploit. While out look
ing up some Of her fathers missing
ponies she encountered monster rat
tlcsnakc, warming from which caused
her horse suddenly to shy, nearly dis
mounting her. Getting command Of
hcranimal, she rcincd up short dis
tancc from tho reptile, which, angcrcd
at the intrusion, coilcd itself
ready for battle. Cool and collected,
tho girl, swinging her lariat, hit it q
sharp blow. Maddcncd, the snake
several times struck at her. Dexter
ously swinging her supple cord again,
she "nooscd" tho reared head Of tho
snake, and, wheeling about, bore rap
idly off for home, dragging her prize
after her. 1t was undoubtedly tho
llyclicst "snaliing" ever donc in Mon
tana. Arriving ut the house, hc. faith
CT and several cowboys stepped out to
greet hcr, and to them she proudly OK
Ribitcd tho monster, its life now OK
tinct. Its length, by actual measure
iiCie3 Nto bStCl ts(IilCtt ~ DC SCSCll lcCU
and eight inches, and its girth, at the
largest part, sixteen inches. The rat
ties numbered twcnty-ninc complete
ones and "b,ltton." This string Of
rattlcs was sent into Helena, and In
compliance with al order accompany
ing.it, an expert icwcllcr has for SOW
cral days been forming the most
unique necklace. probably ever made
in this or any other country. 1t is in
tended as q prcsentto Zoe.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23
UNTIL YOU

Seen stock OF furniture which
newest and cheapest according quality
supply Cromos Picture Wall Pockets
Shades Mirrors Furniture neatly repaired at
Lumber and I@hs for sale agent for Door, Sash
Factory All order promptly attended
Wilson Now Improved Sowing Machine and two others
oct1 n w
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23
TOWN AND COUNTY.


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charge, and solicited.
All communications, Of whatsoever
nature, should be addressed to the
Winnsboro Publishing Company
Winnsboro, S. G..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23

GOLD AND SILvER.-A Washington
| dispatch says: "It is understood that
the coinage of ten and five dollar gold
pieces will soon be resumed. Tho
miuts have run to their full capacity
coming silver, and it is 10 moro than
fair that gold should have Il little
chance. 1t is not likely that any more
quarter eagles or one dollar gold
pieces will be coined, as the effect
would be to prevent the silver dollars
from getting into circulation. Tho
American twcntv-dollar gold piece
IS Il !nvoritc coin in Europe, and al
ways commands u premium. The
government employees here received in
the last months pay quite Il rcspccta-
bic per cent in siver dollars, and when
members Of Congress get back to
Washington they will receive ten per
cent. Of their pay in silver"
TIE UNITED STATES SENATE.-Only
five changes are required to make the
United States Senate II tic in 1881.
Thurman will be succeeded 10y Re-
publican, but there will be u stand-or
with the Democratic Senator who will
The gains which the Republicans hope
tors Kcrlan, Of New York, Eaton, of
Connecticut, Mcdonald, of Indiana,
Randolph, ofNcw Jersey, and Wal
lace, Of Pennsylvania. If they make
gains in all these cases the Senate will
be equally divided, and for the Demo-
crats to have II majority Kellogg would
have TO be oustcd. Davis, of Illinois,
is not included in the calculation, be-
cause il is not known where he stands
when the two parties arc 50 closely di-
viuCd.- washington &f0r.
--------->------.
WRITING ON POSTAL CARDs.-A
g-stauding order Of the Post Office
Department has required that all pos
tai card, having any portion OF their
message written on their face should
be treated as unmnilablc. First As
sistant Postmaster General Tyncr re-
Gently rcscindcd this order TO the ex-
tent of holding that such writing shall
not render them unmailablc per sc,
nor prevent their being forwarded un-
less it makes the address illcgiblc.
The public arc cautioned, however,
that by writing any portion Of the
message on the face they will incur Il
risk Of the cards being misscnt or de-
laycd.
n SAD FEVER EpIsODE.-A touching
incident Of the plague III the South is
recorded in late Memphis papers. e.
T.. Marshall and Jane, his wife, were
taken i'll ut nearly the same time, and
both died within half hour of each
other. During thcirillncss they would
allow neither doctor nor nurse to attend
them. and all medicine was refused.
They were prepared for burial at the
same time and were taken to the ccmc-
rcry together. a single carriage fol-
lowed the hcarscs, but it contained no
mourncrs. The husband and wife
were carried to their graves without a
friend to follow them.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23

A gentleman said in conversation Il
few daysNyo that he believed thc pco-
pic OF Fairfield, at the close orthc pes
cnt harvest season, would be decidedly
better OF than at any time since ;hc
surrender. lie thinks the people have
lived moro economically, and managed
Dcttcr generally, than during any year
since the war. This gentleman is one
ofour most Intelligent and successful
planters, and his views arc therefore
worth great deal.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23
TO O~THE TRADE.

desire to call special attention to New Clothing
w which has been opened at S. Wofes old stand We
friends and tho public generally variety
and finest Clothing for Men, Boys brought to
this market which guarantee to compete
BLY, with that kept in hrstcass Clothing Stores ANYWHERE
WE MAKEA SPECIALITY
OF Clothing and Gontlmens Furnishing Goods satisfy
the most asous both style price can
result from inspecting stock, beivo offer
such bargains will astonis those who
prico." Very respectfully,
SUGENH ELMER & GROESCHET.
Ps-our Dry Goods advertisement will appear week.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23
EGEHqaEu,A'S d>E HEDNdbEc.

rINIIE regular semi. monthly meeting OF True
l. brotherhood Lodge, No. 3lI, Will DC held in
Masonic Hall on Friday evening, 9th inst, Mt
~ O'Clock. \ full attendance IS earnestly de-
sired l.. s. CHANDLER.
ocC23 Reporter.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23
NEW GOODS
EVERY HsAY.

y. M. BEATTY has just returned
from New York, and wo are now re-
ceiving stock Of Dry Goods and
Notions, Clothing and Hats, Boots
and Shoes, Groceries, &C., which
was carefully selected, and bought
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
We ask, not only our customers, but
tho whole community, to call and
examine our goods.
j. M. BEATTY & co.
sept 20.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23
FREIGHT rnAIN-GOING SOUTH.

Chcsicr, 300, a. m.; N0rnWaIFs,
1925; Blackstock. lo.l5; Woodward's,
II; Winnsboro, 1918, p. m; Ridge
way, 80; Blythcwood, 2.l3; Column
bia. $40.
These freight trains have Il coach
attached and run daily, Sundays cN-
copied.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23

RAILROAD S;CHEDu LES.--Thc follow
ing is the present schedule Of arrivals
on The G. G. 81 4. Railroad, upon the
basis Of Washington time, which is
sixteen minutes faster than WinnSboro
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-23

Columbia, $50, a. M; Blvthcwood,
G.i5; Rid"cwav, 7.2"; Wimshoro,
$50: Woodwards, $50; CornwalrS
1925: Chester, l.05; Charlotte, 3.l5,
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COMMUNICATED.


BEFORE noticing further that part OF "Chas
seus's" correspondence 10 The Gazette OF inc
e4:h ius sppcrtaining to the Jew l YOU'D
reuove the film from his eyes and tel him that
the last article, signed "A Jew" as well as
this, are written for and by authority Of the
Jews" of this ccnnu0iIy and their many
friend.
Cbusseur claims to hava rarfated game
Of draw poker, d, s,lioipg the parry thus, a
Welshnau. 40 Ecglishmsu. 40 lnshnan'
youpg AlexsudriaD, and the fourth was
Jew" As be himself vas party to the game
will he state which denomination slgulhes hlm-
s.f? Had be spoken of the Jew Us 40 lodl
yiIual, as be did Of the others, himself lnc'u1
ed, 10 controversy would have aIls,o; but
when he sorles OUT the Jew, not as an lod'Vl
dual. tu. as "a class" "a race" for tidlcule,
mentioning him twenty one times, describing
his features Is suoh, repeatedly drawing sharply
the lice between him and the gentle and us
Aoalo Sax,us," aud follows 10 with. will
return to NY wandering Jew" &c, &C.. then,
BIO wbu fails 10 comprehend the attempted slur
or ridicule at a cas- or raos. is not the mule
beaded sou Of Abraham" but 40 As,. l an
clad 10 iufcr, however. Notwithstanding what
be did ssy) that he did not so intend 1t, and
rather attlibu,c 20 him the latter quality than
that of ba,cfuaess and pr'jndics. But. hold !!
forget AIN 10 holy CONVERSE Si.h 40 Apostle,
tho companion Ct Christ" b. c' In my
Christian freed; be it lar from me 10 'perss-
cute" you; nay. not hair Of your head would l
ilj1re. lois is an SGD of progress. 10 cement
more sodly the lies Of brotherhood aud ucisou.
Go to g.. Louis for 40 illustration; there most
excellent opportunity was lately offered aud
was most beautifully avaiIed Of But why,
notwithstanding all DISSEMINATION OF intend.d
wrong, does Chasssur sill delight to harp 90 oil
tie Strings ut bis command TO the prejudice OF
he Jew; though he tries to tune it Oft By &C.
cediog the conlrltutivo value of the raco 10
history, having been formerly told that his
praises are unsolicited, notwithstanding. The
mask is rather thin aud lily coOceals the real
inwardoess Of the author. Who can answer :?
Has the Bay water any hydrophobio iLhueDce
90 human uature2 [ have never beard thai
il had. tut it is DOW nevertheless strangely sur
missed, since my criticism 90 Chasseu. 8 looks
has been so construed by him. as if accused Of
bearing jewish look lie may rest assured
this 10 century is oct fer the determination
Of the Jewish race; fer. wore ho their ikeuess,
siI the jews wtu'd hide their faces 10 shame
ADD deny their creed A JEW.
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LOC.9L RREIIT7ES.

The shipments Of stock o7ez tie Midland
road continue 10 lfc:e6sa.
Two new postal cars, handsomely fitted up,
passed South 90 the A. j. +. Railway TIL:
uorniog.
The wife OF Paymas;tr w. NJ. Pfe:too. U.
S. N. died suddenly from excessive dtIrklog,
10 Washing CO, yesterday.
The old shed z; the P.opecr Mills tell do|u
this ua-oipg with ltud crash. s!ar.l!ug the
n,ighbors. n oDc was hurt.
Marriage iiceuscs were granted in WsshlDg-
too yesterday 10 J. NJ. +. a, Thcmls OF ,hst
city, and LIcy 4. Bsr5ari. Ct Watren:Gu, Va
Silas w, Decide, Of Alexandria couuIy. Fs:'
aud Anti. r. Men lily, Of Georgetown, u. {.
At the Baltimore Stock Bosld, yesterday, the
Vlrgisia MldIard hoods WIRE qllet. Manas-
sss Is closed dull at 6ls67. but Oiacgs ana
Alexandra SHOWED better irqury seconus
sold Of q31 for $500, and closed 9l5 bid ioI
larger
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WINES AND LIQUORS

We desire TO inform thu public generally that
We have in store and constantly receiving the
following wel-knoSn brands OF IMPORTED
BRANDY, WINE and CHAMPAGNE:
10 cases Uupre s. Cos. st. Julien Bordeaux
ClArets.
cases Hedsieck & Co.'S Reims Dry Mono
pole Champagne, quarts.
3 cssss Hsdsisck y Cos. Reims Dry Mono
pole Champagne, pnts.
10 cases l. Lsndsbergor s. OBS California
Champagne, quarts and pints.
z casks GuinDess Stout Burke's Bo.ting.
2cssks Bass Pale Ale.
8 Casks j. & 4. Tennents Glasgow Pale Ale
Gouzslez, Bysss 3 Co.'S. Flee oherries, Bur
gundy Ports and Maceras; Rensult q Goa,
Cognsc Brandy; j. j Meder q Zocns Schee'
dam Gin ii ehan's Irish and Kamssy's Scotch
w hiskys; Jsmaca, London Dock and st. Croi1
Rum C.tornIs Port; Sherrles snt sweet An
9eljca Wines; Thorn pson's Pure Rye. GIBBONS
Cabinet XXX and Xxx, and Bourbon's WIS
Ky, &c, &C.
al; of the above goods guaranteed pure; put .
chased since the recent decllHe. and Ct less
hands enables US t. sell 1T small margin over
i'm porters' prices. HARLOW u BROS.
Wholesale Grocsrs and Con- mission Merchants
| myI9.lm
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LoUDoUN County, Va. July %. 1879
Communicated

Communicated.
q special dispatch - the Baltimore Sun from
Cumberland says:
The csnal telephone construction party. un-
Der }. Frank Morrison reached hero to day, COM
ple,ing the line from Weverton to Cumberland
The telephones will be pu: in and communica.
ton established between Cumberland AID We.
verton next week"
This does not seem avery commen8abe enter
terprise, while there i. a pIsctical working tel
es1alh IiGe running the whole length Of the
cN'l.l rom Georgetown 10 cumberland. side by
-, almost. with it, which could be used wheu
necesfary. Tho questionable leasing OF tie
whsry,s At Cumberland and tho outlet locks +,
Georgetown. (.Aid by practical men to be Of nc
practical use) at cost of Sl5. 600 per year. make
the bondholcers restless in spite Of the opinion
Of Attorney. General Jones, of Maryland, on tue
priorties etc.. who said, if VIZ 10 axe not L few
ears since. during his term OF otfive, that after
the necessary expenses and repairs were paid The
excess belonged and should 90 to the bono
holders
Will some one arise and explain? The thread
Of patience has we'll nigh attained its utmost ten
sion. JUSTICE.
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10 the editor of the alexandria Gazette
| ta7e read the communication CT Mrs.
Less 10 your is:u, Of the 2lst Instant. From my
past experience in coruecaion with the Covpo.
ration authorities Of Ah1aIdfia i. is not .
matter of surprise to me that DO notice has
bceo taken OF her complaint" The same
nuisauce, or similar one, existed years sgo,
aud freq lant coD psini. were made by the fam.
lily then living there to the Mayor and others iD
authority, cut polLipg was ever done to abate
the uu.sirc, b.yond O promise TO bHVe the
matter Gucrded to-" Mrs. I.as says some.
,bi:g mu.t he done" | am sure something
oush ~ be dose, but lear the case is hopeless
uc!c:s The faulty occupying ''CoIross' can COM
ma1d mcre i,haenco with the ring than the
one ciz 20 whose interests the city fathers allow
10 icterfere With the comfort aud health OF
many olhels." TIE lex GA this property ia ex
horbitant add unreasonable. beyond sDy ques-
,icn. The attention Of the proper authority"
has been called to his matter With request
that he bring the su'jsct before the Common
Council aud ask an abatement. No reply has
been received 10 this conmuaic.,ioD, not even
promise. suoh as the Mayor aud Health Ohcer
aae 10 Mr.. Kipg, ITO attend to the matter"
NM
LoUDoUN COUNTY, Va. July %. 1879.
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sBWIDE AWAKE! New SPRING STYLES
Doors AND SHoEs.-Tho largest. beat selected,
and cheapest stock Of boots and shoes ever Offer
ed in this market.
Evtry man ought 10 consider where he can
get the most value for his money. A penny
saved, is penny earned. All We ssk our friends
and patrons s 20 favor US with call, and con-
vince themselves OF tho fact thst VIC can meet
the demands Of ell.
We are resolved to sell our goods g. 50 small
profit that the pee pie must buy.
Thereby enabling us TO keep our stock always
reasonable.
A failure TO examine onr stock is an opportu-
nifty lost
We can make it to your interest to trade with
u.
Our goods are bought from fre, hsads-saving
double pfoH. aid giving our CUSTOMERS tho
benefit.
Country merchants will ind 10 their ADV
tsge 10 examine cur stock from which equally
good selections can be made ut prices that will
compare fsVorsbly with those OF the northern
cities
Lsdies' Pebble Cost Button Boots, 81 25 10 90
French Kid l rs to 81
Lasting Foyed 125 to > 10
Polish i ! 90 to CO
" IS 10 ] 80
Slippers in great variety rs 10 2CJ
Meu'a Calf BooLs 81 TO 5 90
Coarse Shoes (Solid) 80 10 / 90
Fine Calf Il" Ali Prces
Misses Boots 90 tc 30
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No. I'D King Street.
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