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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

..Whv, how could see herr" return
ed he, in a sort Of helpless tone, that
his wife fully thought was put on.
..She is in the West Indies, and l am
here"
..She may not be in the West Indies
now"
II don't know where she is. She's
there for all L know-and I'm sure it
does not matter"
TASK no questions, and you'll here
no stories.'" thought his wife, quoting
the line familiar to her in her school
girl days.
81 should not at all wonder, James,
but Emma Land has come back again"
MAY be. Two or three years
ago We heard she had married out
there"
"Who heard it? Who said it?"
IL know / heard it; l remember it
quite well. But as to who said it, Ifor-
get that-your brother. | think. Thst
she had married a cousin"
s.Oh! Not that that's unlikely, for
she was ready to marry anybody. She'd
have married you, you know. She laid
traps for you"
That's about true, 1 believe; but l
did not fall into them, Dinah Ann"
And. laughing good-naturedly, James
Harbury turned from the supper-tray
to reach his pipe. Dinah Ann rang the
bell, resumed her knitting and fell into
an unpleasant reverie.
A few days passed away, things GO
ing on smoothly at the farm. Dinah
Ann had recovered her temper-at
least she displayed no signs of it being
ruff1ed. James Harbury was as usual.
save that at times he seemed q little alb
sent and thoughtful. One afternoon he
went upstairs to change his everyday
coat for q better one.
"Where are you going?' cried Mrs.
Harbury. quickly. as he came down
again.
"Only into Northaml I shall be
home early"
"Into Northam! It's not market
dsy." Il
thera-ak3 those sheep. you know,
DinahaAy shall get them at my
own price, all"
"Of course You viii. I told you 81
all along. But / do wonder you coalf
not wait until tomorrow"
"Oh-market-day's always a bustiin,
day; one forgets half one's business, O
has not time to do it. Anyway,
Thought I'd 60 in this afternoon"
81 should like to 60 with you
Jamesr'
Mr.. Harbury received the impulsiy'
wish with = blank look. and had III
ready answer et hand.
II want to boy . new SILK gown. an,
70 ordaT 3 BET go ard sysg - nm
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-09-16

xo, "a ,h- s~.s<u sy ~r,rneninx Tn sh<s-
ter~f urryes and b-nxsrx sc&2-n sod seofalnS tn..-
As nc rrszif. u d . sAlsank nercosc AS p'"~
M r.rfs -ysn In an 9vrrcose b tAornL
Al IN ahoye-nzn>d rsH-<;es arr for - ~ Df-O
Giss IA eTey psr ss The tan4 ~ nm
- 90.
s>V
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The Gold weather.

The weather continues cold, though yester'
Jay it moderated somewhat, yet IL continued
TO freeze throughout the day. Az o'clock
in tho morning the mercury III tho thermome-
ter registered nine degrees above zsro' which
was live degrees warmer than the prav'oH.,S3
moraing, and rs the day prcGresssa 1t sun
moderated. Everything is fr5ze up as tgdI
as drum. and. tho plumber was busy yas'er
day regulating tho gas and water ''noa;;
There still being scarcity Of coal, the 'Vs'
of a train from the Indian Nation, teer' +.
loads of the dusky diamond, was hailed y. .'
ioy. The sacrificing Of goods t1A'a Tor tuoi
ce.god, aHd the wood haulor ,.uo fE' upon
his load with the air of I banker, sl' enly
realized that there was q tumble in I. prize
of this article of fuel. There was marked
change in the expression Of his face, and ne
was not conrted 50 much by purchases Tor
his few sticks of wood, The ponds, or lakes,
are covered with leo saveial inches IN thick-
ness, and the lovers of skating went out IN
numbers 10 Longs lake yesterday, which IS
well frozen over. The loo is beautifully closr,
and Mr.. Wheclocb, who owns it, 1t IS s'ld,
will, if tho cold spell continues y few days
longer, cut leo frem it for summer use.
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New York cream chc--=->'so!ss and co.,
sago and other imported cheese, at Joseph
Menczer's.
If ysu wish 10 complete tho happiness Of
your household, you have ono week loft.
Asssa 81 Erh will close out their re..ainipg
Christmas stock at.cost Ii costs N ling to
lSek.
A strange thing to say, bnt eur aildrao's
tSyB bang reduced to one of n kluA W. Will
close them out at cost. One more chance.
Como and see. One week e. cost. Mason 81
Erb.
Fine fresh candies and canned goods just
in, at D. G. Hs5dsn 8 Bros, 1871 Elm
trsst.
Oh, remsmbor you we're young oyes your
self aad, oh, how happy your little hearts
rsbbsd during the holidays with anticipa-
for the seming unknown gifts. One
,ldt cost. Mason Il Erb.
Lest flour, best batter, best eoffees and
pest teas are TO be bad of D. @. Holden u
Bro, 1877 Elm street.
Farewell ole $780, Best assortment of
New Year calling cards aud walking canes
in Dallas, at Mason 81 Eros, 7l2'Main street.
Are you going to subscribe to magazines
or papers? We take you at publishers end
club rates. Mason & Erb, III Main street.
Silver and silver-plated ware, suitable for
Christmas presents, at the new jewolry stor:,
st. George hotel building
Sedenberg's fine brands of cigars and the
finest cigarettes and smoking tObbsccos of
great variety, at Joseph Menczers.
min
cheese, at d. G. Hedden u Bros, 737 Elm
street.
Globe mile ~-'- ap,ces and daily fresh
roasted cofees, Of the finest favor and
quality, at Joseph Menczers.
You will find anything good and nice in the
ating limo at low prices, ct Joseph Memo
zsr's-Timothy KILT
Choice Nov Yorl; cream choose, English
black currant jelly, canned boueIess pigs
feet ard fresh maoEerol, orange peel pre-
served, raspberry marmaIade, brandy peaches.
L. f. Hughes, 720 Elm street.
Jutt received, an elegant stock of solid gold
swslry, diamonds, watches, chains, neckN
lsces, leckats, pins, rings, etc, at the new
jOwolry store, ST, George hotel building.
Why not take advantage Of the last chance
and make your llttlo ones present OIL some
pleasing toy You sill save twice themoroy
in time spent sNusiHg tho little ones. One
week at cost Mason & Erb.
At Shsne's 159 volumes of choice poems,
from S100 to Sl25; Dickens, com1lato,
$1,000; McCsIIsy, $500; also miscellaneous
and toy books in endless variety, and holiday
goods Of every description. Gold peas, pom
knives, etc, etc.
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Fair warning.

Since Professor Fowler's visit hero tue
phrenology Aend has multiplied amazingly,
and no insists on showing you the chart,
he paid $40 for, SIS made. by the pro-
lessor in mapNiog out his brain. The local
of this paper has been bored beyond endur-
ance by this class, who insist on MS readirg
what great men they are, according TO their
charts, and ho now warns them that no has a
chart himself which he will invariably pro
duoe in solfdofgnse. 1t has been Furnished
him time aad again free OF charge
by the editor-in-chiof OF this
ngper. who can double discount
Professor Fowler OF this sort Of business.
There is one thing lsckiug in his chart, THAT IS
10 be found 10 all the othsrs, aAa that IS, no
fails to tickle tue vanity business, which is
never wanting in those Of Professor Fowler,
Phrenolegy tends take fair warnisg.
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Leather and cork goods at Harris.
"Flne, Very Fins" albums at Shono's.
Printing presses inl steamboats, at
Shone'S.
For really fine presents 50 to Laws, No.
504 Main strsat,
Entirely different from others che atyle
of presonts at Laws.
Send in your orders to tho He sLD job
office for new yoSr's cards.
" 500 the samples of visiting and now years
cards at the HERALD Office.
Choice Now Orleans sugsr-house mosssss.
L. +. Hughes, 720 Elm street.
LsRtell, split and green peas, olives in
bottles. L. F. Hughes, 100 ELM street.
Christmas groceries in great variety, at d.
@. HeddsR Il Bros, 7S7 Elm street.
Fine spices, extracts and essences, at d.
G. Hsdden % Bros, 1877 Elm street.
Jsllies, preserves, sauces and pickles al d.
@. Hsdden 81 Bros, 1877 Elm street.
Leather and cork goods fuer than the
finest, at w. j. Shons's, No. 500 Main street.
Christians presents, faS sssortmeatS, at the
Kew jswaIry store, st. George hStsl building.
Little neck clans and clam shOwder, at
Joseph Menczer's.
Harris has select limo of Christmas goods.
L. c. Carts, iewelSr, 7l2 Main street, ST.
George hotcN building. Watches an& -welry
carefully repaired.
Buckwhoat four, oatmeal, Whitaker star
hams at u q EodJ.n G, prn,s Tq7 Fin,
street.
Shone has complete sets of standard
works at bedrock prices.
Ladies's Curacos, cloth top and pebble
goat button shoes at reduced prices. Wolfe
d Bsruch.
Currants, citroD, raisins, lemons, msplc
syrup. D. G. Hedden Sc Bro, 1877 Elm
street.
Minca-meat apple butter, drum an1sugsi
hgs, just received at d. U. Hedden s. Bios.
737 Elm street. X
Rice -four, Thurber's wheat fsrins, Dor
muda srrew root, pearl tspioca. L. +
Hughes, 100 Elm street.
Goldfish and mackerel, salmon and hslibu,
of fine quality, at Joseph Menczer's.
Preserves, jellies, sauces and pickles. Of tn
finest brands, at Joseph Menczer's.
Beautiful work-boxss and ge nts' dressing
cases, at Harris.
! Caviar, coles, trufias and other importe
canned goods, in great variety, Of Josepl
Menczer's.
We thank our many kind patrons for the
generous patronage which will enable us /
close our remaining stock at cost. Remem
Der, one week al cost, Mason & Erb.
Peach butter, apple butter and mince mei
at Joseph Menczer's.
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The Old Reliable.

George Rick, the Oldest furniture dealer in
tho oily, has ono of the largest an3 mo't elc-
CANT .. cks Of furaitpro 'Vcr oSsSsc N DAl-
las. And, while he .esss he lower grades,
at either wholesale OF retail, no prides him
self on keeping the latest styles and patterns
and elegant designs of new furniture. What
Sanger Bros, are to the dry goods trade,
George Rick is to the furniture trade. Both
are old firms, and both have the confidence OF
the people. TneSs who know Rick will buy
of no other person. When furniture is wanted
call and SEQ him, mako his acquaintance, and
buy your furniture from him, If you want to
be pleased in goods and prices.
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A gIendId Supper.

The Oystar supper given by the ladies of
the Tabernacle church, at No. 7O2 Main
street, last night, was well attended and lbsr-
ally pAtronizea. Every ore present enjoyed
themselves aud the supper IS we'll.
Tae ladies were all attention, and
tn, evening passed of pleasantly.
Tao supper was given to raise funds for
church purposes, and so elegant WAS the fare
that all present wondered how the ladies
could give such nice spread at the usual
price and make profit. The amount Of tho
proceeds is not yst asc5rtSiued.
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Cahhnrlng Coal.

"Wednesday night two cars loaded with
coal for the Texas Central arrived here. and
were side-!racksd in the yard of that road, in
East Dallas. II was intesdel rs fuel for the
engines of the road, but they will never con-
slme it, for during the night all the coal in
these two cars was spirited away by some
body. There WAS not oven so much as q
peck basketful left. A fusl famine, like any
other famine, brings tho thieves 10 the front.
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a Gard of Thanks.

Colonel NJ. Pointer desires to return his
heartfelt thanks to the fire department for
their efforts to save his burning DWELLING
and especially to Mr.. William Schroeder,
member Ct engine company No. l, who at
the peril of bis life succeeded in saving &
piano and other valuable articles.
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A great writer haS said that Stubborn au.
dscity ia tire last rsfaES Of guilt" wSieh truth
finds foreibls illustration in tho pirstcsl fab
ricatioslwhcS frem time 10 time are gotten
up to sell on the name and reputation of
smmehs Liver Regulator. A msjority OF
thsss parasissS have diOd O natural death,
while in four Instances perpetual ipjuHctisns
havs hsSR dscrSed br the courts for the
protection of tho pablo and tho suppression
Of these frasda. But the fear Of exposure
ana puniaknert dsea not prevent the crimes
Of oRuntsrlsiting. Wien sne tHbtsrIugo is
exposed aRd prekisitsG new fraudulent de-
vice is invented. Therefore beware of these
decsptienp, snd take osly Simmsns Liver
Regulator, manufactured by j. II. Zeiin d
Co, in the white label with tho large red z
and nortsr en tho wrapper. Consumers
who value thoir health and lives cannot OK.
ercise too much vigilance and caution when
buying to SEQ tina! they get tAe genuine.
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.Jaraugchek.

Dent forget that this morning at 0
o'clock, sure, tickets will be offered for sale
at Craddock's opera house. There will be a
rush, and If parties are not in tiae they can
csnsure only themselves There will prob
ably be large audience at tho matinee TO-
morrow afternoon and another big rush to
the evening performance, .iog every one
wishes 10 SEQ Jansuschek.
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Now is the time of the year when people
suffer from all manner Of pains and aches,
such rs rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff neck,
sore throat, sprains, bruises, ETC. PSt'ar-
sons Peach Stone liaimsRt, the old Quaker
remedy. has never failed to relieve pain, if
used according to directions. 1t positively
tho only external romsdy in the world that
strikes at oEco at the Eeat Of pain and
promptly cradicsteS it. Sold by all drug.
gists and by w. Ii. Patterson s. Co, No. Ill
Lamsr street.
p. S.-Cut this out and stick it in your hat.
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YoM in Perrart IEedth.

NEAR MARIETTA, GA. Msph q, 1870.
Some months ago l bouSa a bottle of
Bradeeld's Female Regulator, sd ussd it in
my family with tho utmost salts action; have
recommended il to three othor families, and
they have found it Just WHAT ia recon-
mendod. The females who live used the
Regulator are now in psrfsa health, and
able to attend to their household duties.
Wa cordially recommend 1t to he public.
REV. II. L JOHNSON.
Sold by all druggists. Wholesale by
Thompsoa, Sohott & Co., Dalls.
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All of Orr's buggies and carriages have
Servants patent wheels-l l-8 inch axles.
0rr's Concord side-spring buggies ar
hung on equaiaers and have steel bows, stee
ties and Sarvan wheels.
Buy your buggies at w. w. Orr, successor
to Sechler 81 Orr, Main street, Dallas, Texas.
Orr sells all styles of Concord side-spring
buggies. Send for his illustrated catalogue
and price-list.
Go snd SEQ 0rr's buggies and carriage
before buying elsewhere, or send for prices
list.
Orr sells the best buggiea for tie money in
he world.
Orr keeps oil styles of carriages, ph@tons
and spring wagons.
If you want 70 buy family carriage send
for Orr's catalogue and price list.
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a Nice Thing for II Christmas Present
from gentlemen to his wife, is key o
nails. Now R f. Ball keeps Christmas nails,
stoves and in fact everything in tho hard ware
line, which he il selling at the lowest prices
overheard of in Dallas. Ho sells at wholel
sale or retail.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-12-31

This losthsome affection Is completely
erAdicatad from the system by persistent
use OF Ranne's Famous Magic Oil, which
seizes on the blood and on the secretisns,
and by purifying them, removes tho cause of
the ailmont, Try the infalliblo remedy
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sec Hters.

Go to A.. J, Brooks saloon, southeast
corner Of Main and Ervay streets, for 3
drink Of pure, unadulterated liquors, wines
or fresh ice-cold Anheussr beer This is a
private, quiet place, whore one can spesd an
hour pilt-a7t'y,
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Il wsA Siel OF liver complaint! e2s
6ollar'a worth Of "Bl.kOk-DRAUs ~
r. .lA'r
would have ssved his Ills,
For sale by ell drvEslats.
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Ladies' Suits.

.Baunan sells cheaper than any other
house; convince yourself at Baumins, 7O6
Elm street.
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Work boxes, autograph albums. pocket
books, gold pens and holders, at Adridge "
Walter, corner Main and Lamar streets.
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just received new line o. Holiday styles,
Leon Kahn's.
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All lines OF our immense picek Of mons
ladies' and sshdron's boots az shoes greatly
reduced in prizes. Call earl and secure
bargains at Leon Kahns.
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Holiday StYl,s.

Atlas Portable Gagiao Jsk Fra! Pre-
MUM at St. Louis Fair, 1879
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Over stocked and sell at cost, go to Baa.
man, FOG Elm street,
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Sold BY 81 druggists.

Sop using Calonst asd,try :" AACK-
BRAUGnT" for liver diseases. o.
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Iual tho l1inn Yon Mlnt.

Blsnkonship & Blake sell the PUNISHABLE
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Minco mat and apple butter Is Levi Il
Bros.
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ROSEMFiEs,D s. BONDS
DEPOT.

We can now offer to the public the most
select ot elk o. groceries ever brought 10 this
place. Amosg great many articles that, for
want OF space, we cannot mention, We quots
the following:
New choice French prunes OF $50 per ID.
New citrOn, best, 80 cts per ID. Dried cherries
20 eta per Id Seedless ralsins 20 cts per lib,
Best london layer ralslus 81 50 for full box,
81 25 per u box, 81 % per x box. Valencia
raisins Is cts per ID. Finest quality minoo
meat l21a cts per 10 Apple butter l2H ctsper
Id. Fruit jams at SO cts can, Fruit jelly
from q 10 ct glass 10 n 10 ID car Ut 81 So
Dried shaker corn at II cts u pound. Fresh
Thurher's farlsa at 10 cts a p'kge. Preserved
ginger Is cts per jar. Wiener sausage 25cta
per pound, Preserves Of all descriptions,
Brink none bUt the Overland OOiOnl
Tea, the hest in the market 81 % per 10. Ge1
nine olive oil 81 90 per bottle, 80 cts per
bottle. Plagniol's olive oil rs cents per bottl',
Queens olive oil 40 cts per bottle.
Remember we sell none but the hest Of 81
ceries, goods guaranteed MS represented:
ROSENFlELD II BONDh
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Bushels of corn, by f. A. Glass d Co., q,
their corn shelter, south ride of public square
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Fitzgerald, Noe Lamar street.,

Finest imported fruits.
The only importer and denler.
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S.atgon's fao pocket hats in all styles: JUS
received for the holiday trade, at Leon
Kahn's.
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CITY DOTS

Go to Coanor'a for drugs. Look for the
prismat!e lamp.
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will mover be bilious.
For sale BY all druggists.
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Take "RLACK-DRAUoAT" and you
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Has your child ccld-cSll st your trNgN
gist for Hamburg Syrup.
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silk and wool wrislletR, from 25c. 7jc.
linen collars and Guns.
CT ia yoyes from CSC to Use. per pair.
Lined fur-topped gloves from 7dc. to Y.
Embroidered black street gloves, Plymouth
driving, lined and unlined.
British haf-hope, seamless, 2jc. per pairs eX-
IRA good yalue.
Fancy Stripped halr.hose, 25c sc, 4Oc., 5Oc',
ana Coz. per pair.
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100000.
DIAwORDa

DGA@CgDa
DIAMONDS.
At Knopuy's.
This grandOst display ever made in the
state
Special inducements this we.k
The Largest Diamonds,
The Pursst Diamonds,
The PrettieA Diamonds
Ever on exhibition in Dallas.
10y Call at once and see them at
kNgGFLY's,
GA Main Street SlA
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desirable balance this
named
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-20

mcnts. They were united then as u
man. No one fought for office, all
fought for the State. United again
this year, they will sweep the Eepub-
licans rs chaT before them. But
should they rest snpincly OF former
laurcls, or should they fall out by tho
waysidc, over petty Offices, ruin, at
least so far as the electoral ticket is
concerned, will oycrtakc them. Yet
the national election is more lar-rcac!,-
ing in its Importance than the State
fight. For, since the usurpations of tho
Republican party, the Eight for home
rule and constitutional government
has been transferred to Washington,
and that will be the battlefield us long
as RadicaIism throws its black shadow
across the constitution. Let the
Democrats Of South Carolina be early
ready for the fray. Let them seek
the best men as standard-bcarcrs, and
press right on from the beginning to
the end of the campaign. So that the
Radicals may at last learn that South
Carolina is true to the traditions Of
her fathers and TO the constitutional
principles Of the Democratic party.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-20
Forewarned, ForearmeI.

The Democrats of South Carolina
nre foolish if they expect to carry tho
State this fall without severe strue-
gle. 1t would be easy to dispose Of
the State aud local contests. but for
the impending national struggle which
promises to be the most momcntous
tor years. Either New York and
Indiana, OF New York, New Jersey
amt Connecticut, with the Solid South.
VIII elect a Democratic President.
lhcsc Northern States arc doubtful
and the result cannot be forctold. But
tho South mllst DO solidly Democratic
to ensure Democratic success. The
republicans, in addition to the fight
III tho North, will choose ono or moro
of the Southern States as q battle
Held; and, in their opinion, South
carolina offers The most promising
chance OF success. Before many
months the. Radical hydra will begin to
thrust up its heads. Corbin and other
Radicals will map ont plan of cam
Ihisn, ana county organizations will
be effected. Electoral ana State tick
cts will be nominated and local con-
tests will be made wherever there NAV
be the shadow ofa chance. Radical
speakers may be brought down from
the North to canvass tho State and
rally the faithful to tho support of
''de publican ticket" Such is tho
opinion expressed by Democrats high
IN the national councils.
All depends upon the Democracy
They won IN 1879, despite the whole
fore force Of the State and Federal govern
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-20

JUST ARRIVED ono Of the finest os-
sortmenta Of Liquors in the Boro. One
Barrel of Gibson's Celebrated Old Nectar.
ls4o; Three Barrels Of fine old Ryo Whis.
key: lst, Old Imperial Cabinet Whiskoy.
0 years old; End. also, the Mabel Belle, 8
ditto; 3rd. Roanoke Rye, the oldest, Is
ditto. Corn Whiskey Of the best grades,
North Carolina Corn, Sweet and Sour Mash !.
Of tho best grades. Also. Wines and Bran.
dies of the finest brands, have also a
fms lot Of Cigars and Tobacco which I
Will d'sposo of at reasonable prices for
oash only. Give me q call, and i will treat
you right Philadelphia Lager Beor al.
ways on Hand from tho celebrated firm of
Berger and Engell. You can find mo at
oil times ut tho Bar under the Winnsboro
Hotel, next door to ID. II. Flenniken's.
Call and sec me. j. CLENDINING.
aug 20 :.