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ter this, one of the founders repaired "a
Paris. Through his exertions snothel
central council was established there, and
| from that date the whole kingdom was in :
cluded ja the Association. In the following
! year a deiega from the Council of Lyons,
tiff, Plus VII. of happy memory, obtained
the indulgences which permanently enrich
| the Association. Soop words of encour-
| agement were heard from all the episco-
| pal thrones in France. The prelates OF
the neighboring countries began to move
zerl and, the various atates of Germany
| and ttaiy, Great Britain, Spain and Portu-
gal soon Joined the crusade of charity.
Nearly three hundred bishops raiaed their
voices in its favor and finally His Holi
ness, Pope Gregory XVI, by an Encycl
OF the year ls4O, having deigued to recon-
mend TO all the churches the Association
for the Propagation of the FAITH, the soci
ETY. was placed thereby in the rank OF the
institutions
COMMON TO ALL CHRISTIANS.
"Apd thus it was that few meetings,
in which no difficulties occurred, and
hardly q debate took place, laid the fonn
dation Of an institution, the results of
which were destined to affect the ueiverse.
In the easy and admirable working of this
organization, which has shown itself co aal
to the greatest development, we recognize
the scsion OF the Eternal Wisdom, whose
method is always 80 simple even in the
midst Of the Infinite variety of its opera
tiOns. The same Divir re Wisdom has
manifested itself in still more striking
way by the pronouncement of the Church,
which Is its organ. a mysterious strength
has been given to US, the sources of grace
have been opened and the blood OF the
Saviour has descended upon our unworthy
Offering IS with the blessings of the Pontifs !;
the Holy Sacrifice offered up in every epot
where an altar haa been raised, with the
prayers Of tie martyrs who remember
their benef&ctors as they breathe their
last eigh. S1ch ia the providential charRc
ter Of the work, and the part that God has
taken in it, and sach 10 the part H. nsas
entrusted to Us.
AT FIRST THERE WAS NOTHING
but the picus desires Of two Aulib be Cans
tian women but these two servants of
God became the Interpreters of two qaar.
ters Of the globe. Was can sprpaes in
power epch faith add nopsP and yet this
would have aoallod hat little without tue
charity which unilnd these desires, and
tue intereets of wh!ch they were the ex-
presslon, and wticl prompted in each case
the sacrites y! self for the general good. In
the coJtact Of thaee two sparks the flame
was enkindled. The work came fortA into
existence in this way; 1T grew in the Same
manner such were its origin and it's pow
er, and Ghe condition of It's future progress!
Il is maintained solely by the setting
aside of personal predictions aud national
sueceptioil by its unity and Cathoiicity
in the distribution cf its funds and the
supply Of its resources.
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ST. STANIsLAUs
COMMEROLAL COLLEGE,,
RAW 1T. LoUIa, MrasIsgtPPt

This institutoH. chartered by the State LeEtSAture
and conducted by the Brothers OF the bAorOd HeaFo
be- been in successful operation oince 1885, Beautifully
situated the shores Of tho Bay commanding extel
ayo view Gulf and ARoTdinR all the advantages
Of the and bathing in the summer s SDlep
d6 location Is great Indictment to heAhful oxeroAe
and nmusemsnt for pupils The Commercial COuFSo
ooEaprSes all the branches Of good EnRlGh education
FERMBs
Board and Tuition session payable half yearly in
advance ~
Bedding, per session, toptiOnAl .---..----" ~ W
Doctors Foes
YSoaton II 1pent Institution 70 "
EXTRA CHAR1RBg
Piano and Violin, PoF month, each y
Use Of Piano. per month ~
E1ute, per mouth -------.-'----- ~
BrHsS Instrument Per mouth..----.--------- y
SpAniah and German iAn ElaEes, per Hnonth eAoA--
For farther particulars, apply 70
BRO. FLoRIMOBD.
my26 'Tsiy Director OF the Coiiege'
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ENsTrTUrloN o,rur
SlST TERS OF ST. IOS EPH,
Oornar ST. Philip and Galvez atrests
Now Orleans.
And Bay ST. Louts, on the SEA- Shore

The governments throughout this estRbiishnsp. =,
mild parental. fhe pupils frou
their nstrnctTesBed Recreation table dorm +n
the for all. In short, everything teuds to Nv
afectonats uuiOn between tho Sis tsrs and Al.
your ladies intrusted to their mOtheriy
The instruction Is thorough and solid harrne
with the reguirem ents of society. The
I'm both English and FrenCh) all The bran ches Of EuDH
40 cultivated at the present day. Each Language
taught by tives of respective countries ss ID In
sure correct pronuu citation.
The aoadPuicai yoRr closes vita pnhno e1hibitIop
and dstrib ation pIeniums to wkicb yBrsn ara In
vited.
Education Is here the object OF rten ton Aud
eolicitude. Governing those placed uudor Charg.
by moral suRsion alone, the Sisters Of S-JCse oh
vor nculcaSe principles OF solid psty, rec gro The
strict polite and amiAble nnG
ipstI feelings of respect and affection tow Esnsta
Pupils of all denominations are inic ted.
NcTA.-Durirg tho bathing season, tho EoAriIr,
Sohoo 10 the Bay ST. Lonis where tho s;lAta
OF 81. Joseph have a toUrishn academy.
TEEIS-To be paid in advance, 80 fGlI1EEi
boarding per three months. sSf u
Washing, - Observation-Disclosures. - N
Music LessoEs and use of Instrument "a .;
singing Loesohs. q
DtawtuR Lessons. ---,-.----.--.-------.---.. o.
Needle-work In all is varieties, golden broider ~
artificial fowers Ia taught 10 theboaders az
charge.
For further particulars Address superloresa OF thu
Academy of the Sisters Of St. Joseph Box i5i Rev
leaIS;" or, IL more convenient. apply to
THOMAS LAYTON.
q. ID, ELDER.
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4HE SEI AND THE DESERT OF SAHARA.

NJ. de Lssseps has just returned from y
trip to TnDIs, whittier he went to investi-
gate the feasibility and the advisiOiiity of
lettiog the waters of the Mediterranean
into the DsPert of Sahara, 30 az to convert
q great portion Of that desOlste expaDse
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CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Corner If Dryades aud Clio Streets,
m" oaLEANF, La.

Through the kudIess Of Rev. T. J. Kenny, the
Chftatinn Er"th"rs have beou enabled to establish
ihemselve" permanently In tho above location.
Tho binding is large and commodlous has beeR
recently repaired ami improved very o1tenslvelv II,
contains ev"ry facility DCcc0ary for tho edaca tiou
Of young men for the various duties and employ
ments Of business Hfo whether clerks accountants
merchants bankcrs profes,iouaI men or In any other
calling whore knowledge of tho spociai bran chos
tSuZbt may be made available.
The Session boE!ns Oh the First Monday in scpton,
ber and clo'es about the frat Of July following
Rut Gm BRO. OLIvER Direntnr
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EDUCATIONAL.
JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
CST. RARTs)
PARISH OF sT. JAMES, La

PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
Situated on Ithe AissAsppi River Sixty Nil., abov
New Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent eatAbfshment ,,o,
porAted by . law OF the Legislature and smpowerd
erans diplomaa and deSroos. opebs on the FIRS,
hokspAE OF October every year. 1t Ia under
direction Of the hArist Fathers who form . noose,,
specially coveted to educatIon College Point and Coz
Vens Lahd are convenient regular landing nj, o.
tor steAinh hsats going and returning frcm Nc
OrleAns.
fsyahle in u =. CURRENCY half yearly In ndvnn..,
ocnru' taluon Washing and atAgionery per tornI OF
~ uontns. Also
oootor = fees and medicine In ordinary oasss Of III
wssn,ns , ai', por ann un n---.....--...-...--- no
.Sains' per Annun -...-...-.........---. 30
~h'fAhoe '"e To be paid only yonoe........-...- 10
- Extra Charges
1crmsn or Spanish. .....-.......... a.
iy.a -, h.. so
Mee OF philosophical Apparatus aud CherntoAls 10
49, at Professors
rloun or l'iAno with nae of instrument por raouth
oee OF lnatrnneht and music lessons iBrAea HAndl
per Ahhani
A '>'SA"' S@A"Pa And other school nccossArtea,
Bedding whom provided by tho College per nnnum sid
B.-Ah mCoic lessons arc 20 DO paid for monthly
In advance ' W. mummy
KEFE0kNcEai
H''"'Aoe' the Most Rev. Archbishop OF Nsu OrIeaua
.--., ahc heV. Clergy OF Atgisrs
.%r tnr<her details apply to the Rev Pr.,ident At
f-e College, or to
Mr.. p. PouRsIHG
-" 90 y "c'I1" Hrs~ier street, New Orleans.
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SPRING Hill. COLLEGE,
81. JpsErH'BJ
GRAg MOBILE, ALA.

Thfs long established Trstituton so fAvorsblz kno
To the people Of the south will upon lts Yorty
| eEnth ScbohstlC year on
OCT OBER 3, 1879
The Plan Of Instruction consists OF three prinnips
Courses: tho Preparatory. the Classical and the Com
IoeroAl The Proparat9ry oourse Lasts oHE ysar .nd
olass either in the Classical or Commercial course.
braces ali the branches Of thorough Collegiate ana
University Education. Az tho end Of tho S1th year
Grsek and Latin languages aud SLOW Sucisnt pron.
oiency in Mental and Natural Philosophy, Chonlgtry
to the degree Of a. b. Bachelor Of ArtsJ.
The Degree o. Master Of Arts a NJ = ay1rdsd %
phy and ScleKee In tho College who have passed two
EeEiRS TR. e 1Coo%&ERcTAL coarSo sss TnE years. Ana
embraces Sll branches usnAy taught In CommOroiA
tSa sfts and "Eh years Of the Classical cOarss I
Students attend lectures In Natural PhIosophy Ana
The ago Of admission is from nine 70 hfbson years
and TO 6e admitted one must previously know how -
read and write.
TEENS PER sEssIos OF TKH
BoSrd, TuitISn and wSShng, payable lfyeaEIy,
eno IN AdVAnee' '-"---""'---" ~
Bed and BeddinE.--- Is 70
Circulars can be obtained by addressing the
PREsTDENT OF sPRIks HILL coLLEaE,
THE JzsUSH GsaE TATasiEA nHfI1si A
P. POURSIEE, College Agent,
Sg7sIv I4O Grsvisr street New Orleans.
TTRsULINE AOADZMY, ST. JoRNBAPTIsP
TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
The most healthy and delightful stuAtisn In the
South With ertsnsive srounds eIesElsnt water. Oto-
Thorough eOurss Of instruction. Terms moderate
For further particulars apply to
suII iy THE hoTHEE SUPERIOR
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ST JOSEPHrS ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS OF CHA RTTY.
NEAR EMMITsBURG, FREDERICK COUNTY
MARYLAND.

This institution In healthy and
picturesque part Of Frederick county, Maryland half
mile from EmmItsburg aud two milos from Mount ST.
Mary's College, 1t was commenced in 1909, and moor.
porated by the Legislature Of Maryland In IsId> The
buildings convenient An spAoiouR-
The academic year 10 divided Into two sessions Of i've
months each.
Poard and Tuition per academic year, including
Bed and 2odding, Washing, Mending and
DOCtDr -SzoO ~
L.. n.
ALL PAYABLE In ADVANCE.
Tho Academic year 10 divided into Sessions Of
months each beginning peoveiy tho rst MOI day
OF soptem ber and the hrst of February.
Letters of inquiry directed To the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
roIo7sly St. Joseph'E AcHdsmv EmmitsburG, Nd.
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This established Trstitution so fAvorably Known
10 the people Of the south will onter upon lie Forty
el gath Scholastic year on
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08
Il T LIVELY SLfLES-DIT.

Many Pieces of Property Sold by tho Clerk
ofCourt--A List of tho Purcha sors and Of
tho Prices Paid,
AS matter of general interest we
publish list Of tho several pieces Of
real estate sold by the Clerk Of Court
on last salcsday as follows:
In the case Of Thos. X. Elliott, As
signcc, VS.. Oliver Sloan, tract Of 1914
acres; purchased by Oliver Sloan.
In the case of tho Wlnnsboro Nation
al Bank VS.. James Douglass, q tract of
130 acres; purchased by A. b. Doug
lass for $l560.
In the case OF Witte Bros. vs.. D.
w. Tidwcll and Others, tract Of 343
acres; purchased by George w. Witte
for $3.50.
In the case Of George w. Wittc VS..
A. T.. Bitch, tract Of 474 acres; pur-
chased by George w. Wittc for $3.50.
In tho case Of Henry w. Scott and
John p. Gross VS.. Sarah Carman and
Others, q tract of 100 acres, purchased
by Andrew Y. Milling for 1875; also,
n tract of80 acres, purchased by G. L.
Lcitncr for 1886; also, "a tract of 10
acres, purchased by G. L. Lcitner for
5000; also, tract Of 100 acres, pur-
chased by Mrs. Sarah 9. Carman for
$735.
In tho case Of Wm. J. Johnson, Ex-
eolltor, vs.. GLADDEN. e. Grigsby,
n lot containing two acres. in Ridge
way; purchased by Mrs. N. S. Lump
kin for 1866.
. III the case Of George w. Wittc VS..
Saml. b., Clowncy and Others, a tract
,.;of' S53 acres; purchased by Mrs. Clara
, J. Stewart for $500.
In the case of the Winnsboro Build
ing and Loan Association vs.. r. j..
McCarey and Others, " tract Of 1870
asrcs; purchased bytho Association for
5000.
In lilo case Of w. Fl. Kerr, Clerk, VS..
r. j. McCarloy and Others, two lots
of land in Winnsboro, containing each
one-half of an acre; purchased by Mrs.
!. M Il. Me- Carlcy for $3.50. $S
In tho case of Sarah Cathcart vse
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ASSIGN aIgG'S SALE.
By THOMAS X. ELLIOTT, ASSIGNEE OF
LADD BROS.

Bf THOMAS X. ELLIOTT, ASSIGNEE OF
LADD BROS.
pY virtue of the power conferred on
I'D me by deed of assignment made
to me by Ladd Bros. on The fourteenth
day OF January, a. ID. 1879, Tor the
benefit Of the creditors Of the said
Iadd Bros, | will sell at public auc-
ton in Winnsboro, s. G., in front Of
thc courthouse door, on Monday, The
first day Of December, A. ID. 1879,
between the legal hours of sale, tho
iollowing-dcscribcd piece Of Real I.s-
state, situate, lying and being in Fair
field county, and formerly belonging
to tho said Ladd Bros, and conveyed
to nc by said deed Of assignment, to
wit:
All that tract Of land containing TWO
HUNDRED AND TEN ACRES, more or less,
ana bounded on the north and east by
lands OF \. u. Myers, on the south by
lands, now or formerly, Of Estate of
Eli liarrison, deceased, and on the
west by lands of David Tidwcll, n.
Myers and ID. j. Sciylcr.
TERMS OF SALE:
Onc-third cash, and the balance in
one and two years from the day Of
sale, with legal interest thereon, pay
able annually; the purchase to give
his bond, secured by II mortgage Of the
premises, and to pay for all necessary
papers.
THOMAS X. ELLIOTT,
Assignee, and Agent for Creditors.
nov S-tN4td :.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT
PALMETTO HOUSE.

.t
JUST ARRIVED one of tho finest os-
sortmenta Of Liquors in tho Doro. Ono
Barrel of Gibson's Celebrated Old Nectar,
1910; Three Barrels Of fine old Rye Whis-
key: lst, Old Imperial Cabinet Whiskey
years old 2nd, also, the Mabel Belle, s
ditto; 3rd, Roanoke Rye, tho old est, l3
ditto. Corn Whiskoy Of tho bost grades.
North Carolina Corn, Sweet and Sour Mash.
of tho best grades Also, Wines and Bran,
dies of the finest brands, have also a
Iiine lot of Cigars and Tobacco which I
viii dispose Of at reasonable prices for
cash only. Give me cnll, and 1 will trent
'yon right. Philadelphia Lager Beer al-
ways on hand from the celebrated firm of
Berger and Engcll. You can find mo. ut
oil times at the Barunder the iWinnsboro
Hotel next door to D. r. Flenniken's. s..
Call and see. me. j. CLENDINING.
aug 26 sth@
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EB. ANHe E.. A@SsDGGAWldsN

TENHE 5Tth rerular mnct!ng or the Winns-
/ h0ro Building and Loan Association
VIII Dr held in the Town lfaH on Monday even
bring their books and pay their monthly install
mrEtS at Or before that time, otherwise the
penalty OF ten cents per share Will be charged
after the meeting. There. will be from
twcnty-thrcc hundred to TIVE ty-flve hundred
dollars on hand. Seventy five dollars per share
Will be the maximum.
d. II. FLENNIKEN,
novS Sccy. and Treas.
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STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
ByJ r. BOTLES, Esq, PROBATE Judge.
\NHEREAs, Matthew g. Matthews
w hath made suit to me to grant him
letters Of administration Of the estate and
effects of Jon. 0. Matthew'S, deceased: &.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
i<h all and singular tho kindred and crodi-
tors of tho said Jon. o. Matthews, de.
ceased, that they be and appear before mo,
in the Court Of Probate, to bo held at
Fairfield Court House, S. c., on the 22d
day of November, after publication
hereof, Mt II o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause if any they have, why the said
administration should not be granted.
Given undermy hand, this 9th day of
November, Ammo Domini 1870 #
j. r. BOYLES,
nov Skill j. p. +. G.
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nov 8
NEW GOODS !!
EsssisiSsIsEsssaaSE1gzS3sz2s zS3sz2siTsdg3EEYETTayTEy9

w havs will house in town
" second supply Of Fall and Winter Goods
case Fruit Of tho Loom Long Cloth.
25 pieces othor brands of
case Bcssbrook Jeans.
rs assorted and Cassnerc
SO pieces style
Dress Goods, Apacas Mohairs
Blankets white and colorc Elanns Lnsays Ginghams
omespuns Plaid Homcspun Drngs, Osnabugs Tickin
Shrtine, Cotton Fannes
Comforts, Shnwls Coaks, Boz Skirts.
full supply Of white
Drawers, Beachcd, Brown and Coored Half Hose
Clothing and Hats.
Ovorcoatsl Overcoas !!
tho ladies
Iunlng, Collars Edgngs Insertions Ribbons
Tho "Fnafore, "Junn" "Prile" "Bearico'
White Good SUCH Nansooks Jaconcts Cmbrcs
For e'keepors have full limo of Table
Towels. Blencled and Brown Sheetings '
Notions variety.
Ladies' Misses and Chidron's Shoes
Mons, Youths and Boys Boots and Shoes:
Trunks Vnlses, 5ataches, Umbrellas
In Grocery Department DO everything
prices @.r
We cordially invite inspection Of feeling
please. Il. ELDER g. co.
noy4, *. (,
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ATTORNEYS SAHE.

BY TIIOs X. ELLIOTT, ATTORNEY OF II,
w. DESpORTES AND MARY p. BLACK. /
10y virtue Of power Of attorney,
I'D executed to mo by Horny w.
Dcsportcs and Mary p. Black, on the
third day November, 1879, for the
purposes therein set forth, / will sell
at public auction, in Winnsboro, S. c.,
in front Of tho courthouse door, on
Monday, tho first day Of December,
A. d. 1870, between the legal hours of
sale, at public outcry, to the highest
bidder. the following described prop
crty, to wit:
All that piccc parcel or tract of land,
lying and being in Fairfield county,
South Carolina, southwardly from tho
town Of Winnsboro, on tho Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, and
about eight miles from said town, con-
tanning THEE HUNDRED AND NINE
ACRES, more or less, bounded by lands
of Henry w. Dcsportcs, lands bclong-
ing to the Estate Of JAS. Walling, de-
ceased, lands Of Turner Stuart and
others, and known in the vicinity
thereof as the "Wolfe Place." This
piece of lind will be sold in three
tracts-two Of eighty acres each, more
or less, well wooded, and ono of one
hundred. and fOrty-nine acres, contain
seventy acres ready for cultivation, &C
cording to plots to be exhibited on day
| of sale.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

Saml. B. Clowney and Othors. q tract
Of 81 acres; purchased by A. Williford
for Sll05
In the case of S. r. Pickett, Exccu-
trix, VS.. r.. Knox Pickett, an undivid-
cd half interest in tract of 1878 acres !;
purchased by S. II. Pickett, ExccutriX, =,
for $4,000. .
In the case Of W. II. Kerr, Clerk,
VS.. John G.. Mackorcll and Others, two
lots Of land in Winnsboro; purchased
by Mrs. Annie l.. McCarlcy for 5000.
In the case of Wm. G.. Bee g. Co. VS..
james A. Grigsby, a tract of 1CO acres,
purchased by Mrs. G.. A. Grigsby for
$3.50; also, Il lot Of land in the town Of
Ridgcway; purchased by II. Ellison
Cloud for $l0l0.
In the case of a. Sydney Smith vs.
Trczvan Oglesby, tract Of 2G5 acres,
purchased by II. A. Gaillard, attorney,
for $l475.
In the case Of Thomas M. Lylcs VS..
James ID. Curcton and Others, 4 tract
Of 1000 acres; purchased by James
Jones for $3.50.
In the case of Thomas G.. Pollock,
Trustee, vs.. DuBose Egleston, and
Others, two lots in Winnsboro, con-
tanning scvcn-cighths Of an acre each;
purchased by T.. Elder for $l65.
In the case of Wm. A. Milling, EX-
ccuto:, vs. Saml. B. Clowncy and OH
crs, a tract containg 423 acres; pur-
chased by a. Williford for $500.
In the case Of A. Il. Ruff, Executor,
VS.. e. ~. Kennedy, Executor, a]ot of
landin Rid@eway, containing onc-third
Of an acre, purchased by a. Il. Ruff
for $l0l0; also, a lot of land in Ridge
way, containing 50 acres, to a. Il. RuT
for 500.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

Bya ludicrous mistake, The latter
portion Of Tho local on the Peabody
Fund in Thursday's paper was lacked
ON TO the end OF an editorial concern
ing schools in the county. No doubt the
Mt. Zion Society was surprised to SEQ
itself called upon to have Il meeting to
consult about the condition Of schools
i'll the county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

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Tho distinctive features Of this spool
cotton arc TINT it is made from tho very
finest
SEI ISLAND COTTON.
It is finished soft ns tho cotton from
which it is made; it has no waxing or
artificial finish to deceive the oyes; it is
the strongest smoothest and most elastic
sewing thread in tho market; for machine
sewing it has no equal; it is wound on
WHITE SPOOLS.
The Black is the mo 8
J E II B Il Il OK
ever produced in spool cotton, being
dyed by system patented by ourselves.
The colors arc dyod by tho
NEW ANILINE PROCESS
rendering them so perfect and brilliant
that drcss-mallers everywhere use them
instead Of sewing silks.
a Gold Medal was awarded this spool
cotton at Paris, 1879, for "great siren 9Th
and general excellence" being the high
est award given tor spool Gotten.
we invite comparison and respectfully
ask ladies to give it q fair trial and con-
vince themselves Of its superiority over
all others.
TO. bo had at fwholcsale and retail Of
j. o. BOAG.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

AS COrToN Is Kl%G.--In commerce,
SO the liver is king in the human sys-
en-. We cannot live in any peace with
lis great organ diseased. TO keep it
in condition 20 perform its functions,
use DR.. Gil;lcr's Liver Pills. They are
sold by all druggists and country mcr-
chants. Fer sale by DR.. W. e. Aiken.
"tl9
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08
-AE q rnrCnt concert. IL

AT a recent concert, it was tllt
subject Of remark that in what fine
"voicc' the singers were; in COM
mcnding his good Judgment, the lead
CT will pardon us for whispering that
he always recommends DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup for clearing and strength
cning tho voice.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08
SHOES! SIIOES!! SHOES!!!
BOTTOM PRICES.
THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE STATE CT SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Elizabeth Wood and Obadiah Boulwarc.
by George Ii. McNlrst r. his Guardian
at Liem, Plaintiffs, nganst ". r. Boul-
ware, Andrew Bonlwnvc, ALdic White.
Judy Euhanis, berry Eoulwnlu. Fetch
er Boulware and II. J. y. w. Coleman,
Defendants. - opy Summons for Relief.
Complaint not Served.
TO the Defendants above named;
VOU are hereby summoned and rc-
l. qnirca TO answer the complaint in
this action, which is filed in the Office o.
tho Clerk of Common Pleas for the said
County, and to servoa copy of your an =
swer to the said complnint on tho sub
scribcrs at their office, No. l, Bank
Range, Winnsboro S. O., within twenty
days after tho service hereof, exclusive of
the day Of such service; nnl If YOU fail to
answer the complaint within tho time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to tho Court for tho relief dcmand-
cd in the complaint.
th GAILLARD g. REYNOLDS,
s.n1s sA# Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated October 3, 1875
w. Il. KERR, e.. 81
sAa Elaa. ss O. G. @. P. T, G,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

NEW GOODS.--Air. j. l.. NTimnauph
comes to the front this morning with
the announcement Of Il new line Of
dry goods and other articles in the
newest styles. The ladies are special
~ invited to call.
Mcssrs. j. Il. NcAIaster 81 Co. adj
vcrtise the finest assortment they have
ever had in cassimcrcs, jeans and
kcrsycs, with Il full invoice of new and
stylish prints, and boots and shoes at
bottom prices. Call aud be convinc-
cl.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-11-08

AS Prof. Willoughby 1lcadc will be
here only ono night, we advise every
one i'll Winnsboro to sec and hear
him, **