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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-07-20
MINERS
Organization Of = New Mining District
HEAD OF PILGRIM GUL.CH, }
Deer Lodge Co., June II, 80,

HEAD OF PILGRIM GULCH,
Deer Lodge Co., June II, 80. :
In Pursuance Of notices posted IN this
vicinity, calling for a miners meeting to be
held at Mr.. Godfrey's residences At the date
above stated, a number Of men interested in
the district assembled and transacted the
following business
Mr.. Samuel w. Childs WIS elected chair
man and Mr.. Thomas Codeley secretary.
The following boundaries of the district were
then agreed upon:-
Commencing on the northwest line Of the
Summit Valley Mining District, near Bull
Run gulch, running thence north six miles,
past Mr.. Orr's reservoir OH Hail Columbia
galch thence east six miles; thence south
six miles; thence west six miles along the
line of s. V. Mining District to the point of
beginning said district to he known and des-
grated the Lost Child Mining District.
bylaws were adopted as follows -
list. Twenty days labor shall constitute
$500 in representing claims.
I'd. All persons locating claims in the dis
trict must record the same with the resident
district recorder within twenty days from the
date Of location.
Sd. The dimensions Of the claims shall
be as follows: Quartz mineral claims shall
be 1900 linear feet in length by 600 linear
feet in width, and placer claims, 400 feet by
400 feet.
4th. All persons taking up claims, mill
sites, town lots, ETC., shall be required to re-
cord the same with the district recorder.
9Th. Recorders fees, in all cases, shall DO
81.
9th. All persons holding placer claims in
this mining district must he on their ground,
representing their claims, OF the first day Of
June of each year.
Mr.. Thomas Godfrey was unanimously
elected district recorder.
Adjourned sine die.
IEOS, GODFREY, Sec'v.
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Local News.
From Tuesdays Daily.l
sTRYCHNINEO.
one s.Scotty' - Takes q Short Cut to
Eternity.

A man named " vcotty" who recently ar
,;r.d in Butte from Bannack, and who was
,;ttle known he~rsabouts, was found dead early
IN Sunday morning in Kings COZ raj in the
rear of Owsley 4 Mantle's stable. Nothing
10 known as to his motive for suiciding, but it
"a surmised to be the result os heavy drinking
and consequent restitution. On Saturday
eveuing at S o'clock he bought one drach Ut
strve,,uine at - drug store and was soon
thereafter seen lying on the ground at the
Mace above mentioned. He had been making
the corral his headquarters for several days
previously, and it was supposed by those whs
saw him that lie had gone :" home" full, IS
usual, and was trying to sleep off the effects of
the ardent. The end proved, however, that
lie was suffering from something far more
tragic in its results than a common drunk, as
on Sunday morning soon after daylight he
was discovered dead. The agony that the
unfortunate man endured must have been
terrible. For = space of several rods around
where he finally succumbed to the fatal drug
tho ground was literally plowed up, family
indicating the desperate struggles which the
victim underwent before death came to his
relief. His countenancc was tortured into
repulsive Disagreement, and was SO black as
10 be almost beyond recognition. On Sunday
a coroner's inquest was held and the follow
ing decision rendered
We, the undersigned, the jurors summoned
to appear before A. II. Barret,a justice Of the
peace and acting coroner IN Silver Bow town.
Ship, Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory,
on the 18th day of July, A. d. 1880, to en-.
duire into the cause Of the death of ''Scotty,'
whose real name is unknown, found lying
dead in what is known as Kings corral, on
the north side of east Park street, in tho
town of Butte, Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory, having been duly sworn according
to law, after inspecting the body and hearing
the testimony adduce., upon our oaths each
and all do say that the said ':Scotty,' whose
real name is unknown, came to his death BY
an overdose of %strychnins administered BY his
own hand.
In testimony whereof the jurors have here
unto set their hands this 18th day of July,
4. D. 1880.
JEREMIAH Roach,
GEORGE Toxic,
j. p. SHoNING,
A. w. MATTHEWS, f'"'ofs'
H. G. OLMsTEAD,
w. w. PROUsE,
attest A. II. BARRETT,
Justice OF tile Peace and Acting Coroner.
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THE COAEr MINE.
Prospect Of an EARLY Resu smptien Of
Work.

(From Our Travelling Correspondence
The Comet mine, situated in Boulder, Min
Ing District, Jefferson county, has had a good
record heretofore and ~, it is soon to be the
scene of bustling activity a II. ice of it may
be OF interest to some of your many
readers.
The Comet was struck early in the spring
OF 1874 by John Russell. Happening to get
into good pay and litigation with the Rumley
Mining Company at the same time, Mr.. Rus
sell took o. J. Salisbury and DR.. Click into
partnership with him. Litigation ended by
these parties winning the case and they secur-
e dpatent for the claim, 1900 feel in length by
4Jo feet in width. A tunnel was run in on
the vein over GOO feet in length which strikes
ore 25O feet from entrance. The tunnel is in
ore all the way from this point to the breast,
varying from 3 feet to II feet in width. Six
crosscnts have been driven from the tunnel at
right angles to the vein varying from IL to 80
leet III length. In all OF these ore has been
round from 6 inches to 4 feet in width. Two
'"A WIN I1iiS "ttll Itlg lti
giving good ventilation. The vein carries a
good body OF salena ore, some places several
ieet Ill thickness, that requires no sorting.
IL also carries large bodies of ore mixed with
sahgue which is easily concentrated. There
are now several thousand tons of concentra-
ing ore on the dump and several hundred
IONS OF ore ready for the smcltcr.
Inc Alta Montana Company purchased
ms property last fall. They now have in
transit machinery for wet concentrating, an
engine, boiler and pump, also !~.ois,ins
gear Tor the purpose OF sinking below The
tunnel level. l am told the ore averages
IRON 10 to $50 ounces per ton. Some has
'eeh extracted that wen, higher. The orc
''so goes about 40 per cent. lead. Over 1900
,''s Oh TINS ore has been shipped east for re-
JUNCTION. Quite IL little town was built Near
@"' mine at the time it was extensively
WORKED. 1t had its usual share Of stores and
sa'oons. AS high as seventy u,ea have been
'"p'oyed at one time. About two years ago
III mine was closed down to await the nearer
approach Of the railroad and the cleaner
s"h ti4eNt ttiItNEi ~ Sttlh!V etlilG.
NOW, with The advent of the new machinery
ut 'he successful t~rca.iI." of the ores at
' 'ihe' the Comet, 10 doubt. VIII soon take
'anS among the hniIiou prn.iac.rs Of Mon
tana.
."e hnm!ey mine, which has hal an eS-
N''sht reputation during. tie lime it was
"'Neo, is situated about unc-iourlI, of -
,".'' rom the Comet, aud, lsk. It's mate. has
""' "ofima!'t Tor some time. i ~;,Gl.,~. ,l.er.
~" "ee'i Il meeting, Of the directors If his
,'"eahs Recently IN Helena, tn. rrs,,!. IL
"'i mas not yet i,ec. made known. but it
NJ hoped work will soon !,..i, on this
line property.
so"a wagon road is hri;. from those
Ing TO The s~r.licis a, Nickes. A l.iuh
has 10 in crossed bu,we.n the two
:, u winch IN tie wirl.r season viii mako
s's"'!hs rather difficult. /, is proposed To
IN road a""unl the divide which will
be a better Grade,
""SEs, Ja'y 10, 50.
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THE
ii;rnt0u Record. July -.

We learn rom parties recently arrived from
the Wolf Pom. agency Tia. M:jcf Walsh LAS
ietnrie'i d number ot horses supposed 10
lav. ',pcn stolen from the whites by North
ives! Indians. One ii the horses was racny-
lliZcd as an animal .tolru from l.ucEskin
Charley la,t November.
Professors Lacy and pcrkham, OF the .MiE-
neaoiA University, arrived per steamer Re!
Ci"iu. The iila, iialur,; 9t:t'rIAan is 4 p.u-
trssor ut Agriculture. and proposes 10 locate
permanently at Benton viii! IA view 10 ~rioii-
t::ic farming.
Bcrncr. 'lr' painter. reported IN II ,"c"nt
i>su" Of ,Ir Errnrd rs having been d!@",m,i
u. ia" Missouri river, was afterwards seen on
Tie Steamer Il. g, alive and well. ral1rr
played "possnln on the deputy sheriff iy
leaving his coa' ~ deck anal his IM' iinal!h@
in the river.
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(From Thursdays Daily.)
The Census.

The returns having all been made, Super
visor McQuaid publishes in the Independent
the corrected lists Of the various districts.
Below will be found the returns for Deer
Lodge county, also the recapitulation for the
territory entire:
DEER LODGE COUNTY.
District No. 10 Quite District)-All that
portion OF the county lying south of LIST
standard parallel and east line (eNtended) Of
townships !, ,, ), 4, north of range 8 west,
except south Of Silver Bow creek aud east Of
north fork Of Silver Bow; pop. 4,32G.
District No. l1-po!tiou of county living
west and south of the Deer Lodge and He'll
Gate rivers; pop. l,sG7.
District No. l2--i'ortion of county lyin"
east OF Deer Lodge river, between the mouth
Of Little Blackfoot and LIST standard parallel,
and south Of LIST standard parallel west Of
"cst line (extended) Of townships l, 2, j. 4.
north Of range S west. except south of Ger
man gulch; pop. 1924.
District No. 13-Norh and east of Deer
Lodge and He'll Gate rivers above mouth Of
Little Diaektoot; pop. 1916.
District No. 29-Po.tion Of The equity south
Of Silver Bow creek, east Of north fork Of
Silver Bow and south Of German s,llc!l pop.
5AJ.
Total (ur county. a,073.
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accident at Beer Hedge.

M. Conner. TIE hotel tieIk n til" MrErr-
nrv louse. met with Il somewhat serious a"ci-
dem, several ;ta.5 age. \ man in the rt'lcn
wa, rarriess!y handling Il pistol which fell /"
the i,uor a:,.i exploded, III" bail taking ef.ec;
g",ous. In. will con;i:'c the gentleman 10 bed
for several la;s Vel.
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Yesterday the from, windows Of 81 mlls Il
Boyrf's store were provided with iron shut
tiers, = needed improvement. The absence
OF ,tlci' ,airrua,ds caused a loss to Blum's
Bazaa:. occupying the building nos owned
by Sands Il Boycr. of $500 on the occasion
Of the Bowler fire. about a year ago.
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Discharged.

a young man arrested several days ago on
suspicion of being implicated in the robbery
of diamonds Of the alleged value of 81, 200
from a woman living in the lower end of
town, wa liberated from custody yesterday.
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REHABILITATION
D!al..-. ..., y

NJ. Joe Wagner, VIII" can" up from Mis-
soula a couple Of days ago loaded with cats,
happened to -.riA- a bare market, alt dis
posed IF his load Al three aud aluarter cents,
an advance of i;irtr-ioMtls of Il cent OH
market quotations. Yesterday Mr.. Wagner
Sill per ton.
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Strayou or Stolen.

One small very Dark Brown Mare, no brand
las small white spot on left flank; one hind
foot white. The mare was tied In front OF Good
Templars' Hail, Butte. about 9 o'clock on the
night of the 18th inst, when she disappeared
eral reward will be paid for the return Of the
mare. or for such Information as will lead to her
recovery.
G.. w. STOREY.
july E-dlW wit HalVOrsOn'S JcWelry Store.
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DIED.

MonuIsuN-St Butte City. Montana. July l2Ih
1881, OF tvBhoiI pneumonia. }. \. Morrison
~ur,neriy III minneapolis. Mimi. aged -
wears.
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Captain l.. y. Macka5 H." distinguished
mining engineer. can" in !rnln Colorai" ~!
Friday evening. aud VIII his .,trcrr'r"' leave
to make All examination III sonur Mon,ara
;rop"rty.-.H. l.. Trnnut. mn.
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I'm MemOr5a1ll.

TEoS. GODFREY, Sec'y
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-11
sHIERrFEss SALES.

pY virtue nf sundry executions to me
- directed, T will Offer for sale. Le-
fore the Court House door in Winnsburo,
s. c.. on the first Monday in Jan larry ne + ,
W thin the legal hours Of s9ie, to tho
hi hest bidder, for cash, the following de.
seribed real estate and personal property,
to wit:
AL that tract Of lind living md being
Fairfield County, containing i've hun.
dred aud thirty two (532) acres, more VI
less. md known as the rR,bb P.nce, "
boun dcd by Mnds of Mrs. Martha Rabb,
D. u. FlennRen, Israel Byrd. Thollsi,s
Slonn and the Kincaid buidge rossd.
ALSO
All that tract OF land. lying nd being
in Fairfield County. containing six hun
drel and seventy two acres. more or IL ss,
IN known as the "Homo Place" bound.
el by Ian Is Of John Burns. estnte Of -
Rags ale, Little Rivor and tho Kincaid
bridge road.
ALSO
One marc md colt. ono horse. three
COWS. and twenty-nve heal of sheep. All
the above sold as tho properly of james
p. Mactie, at bhe snit Of William Murphy
and others. j. D. MCCARTNEY,
Sheriff S Office, S F. C.,
Winnsboro.S; c., December 0, 1880.
doc II
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A NEW KIND OF WATCH CASE,

A NEW KIND OF WATCH CASE.
New because it is only within tho last few
years that It has been improved and brought
Within the reach Of every one: old In pi incipln
becaus" the flrst invention was nude and the
flrst patent taken out neari, twenty years ago,
and cases made at that time and worn ever
since, are nearly as good as new. Nead the fol.
lowing which Is onl.' one OF the many hun
dreds; your jewelers. can tell OF similar ones:
NJ MANSFIELD. Pa, Muy %, 1873.
have n customer who carried one OF Boss
Patent casrs fifteen years and knew 1t two
years before he got 1t, and it now appears good
for ten years longer. X. e OLNEY.
Remember that JAS Boss' Is tho only patent
case made Of two p'Ates Of solid gold zone out
side and one insiie) covering every part ex-
posed to wea or Sight Tn, great advantage
OF these plates, is apparent to every one. Boss
Is the only patent case with which there is
given Il write warrant. OF which tho following
Is q fac-simile.
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AtsCEILAHE0ty.

f--JOnN C0Var,, aged %. 3 citizen OF
Edgeneld, died last week.
/ Ten people died in Columbia last
wcek-four whites and six c0lored.
Tho Orangeburg Dentbcsac states
that fields OF that county are white
with cotton, and il Is difficult to get It
picked. There is field ilear For,
Motto containing two hundred acres,
and not a boil has brcn gathered from
It.
1t is said that little Alex. Stephens
is suffering with dyspepsia, and it is
difficult for the lightest food to digcst
We stand corrected. We thought his
only diet was patent medicines and
liver pads, which need no digestion.
-Mauna Loa, one Of the volcanic
mountains Of Hawaii, Is how sending
forth fiery stream Of lnva. A fearful
eruption took plare there In t840, ai,tl
then again in l843. In 1856 ono oc-
Cured which continued nearly year.
"A company was organized in At
lanta last week for the purpose Of get
ting up a grand cotton exposition at
that p n e next year. This will be the
first exhibition Of this kind, and will 10
doubt will prove a great success.
When Atlanta moves In q thing OF this
sort she means bu siness.,
james M. jolly was tried in the
DeKalb Superior Court in Georgia for
the murder OF Victoria Norris, an ac-
count OF which was published IN the
papers lasr spring. The verdict Of the
jury was guilty, and they recommend
cd that his punishment lie confinement
in the penitentiarv for life. The vcr-
diet dissatisfied many. rs they thought
hanging was the proper punishment
for such q terrible crime.
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CLERK'S SALE. t.y
STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF rArRHrrr.D,

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
William A. Clarke an James A Clarke,
Execn ors, Plaintiffs, VS.. Dennis Miller,
Defendant
N pursuance Of IN order 0f tho Court
l. Of Common Pleas, made in the above
1T tod CASE, v i'll offer for sale, before the
Count HOUSE door In Winnsbnro, on the
first Monday in January next, wit: in
the legal hours Of sale, at public outcry,
to tho highest bidder. tho following do
scribed property, to wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract Of land,
containing, by estimate, three hundred
acres, except ono hundred acres, trims.
ferred by Henry Clarke TO Dennis Miller,
lying being and situate in the County OF
Fairfield and State aforesaid, Oh Big
Cedar Creek, and bounded by lands Of
j. Il. Kennedy. DIR 4. r. Center. and
homestead Of Mrs. 3. + Davidson. A
plnt Of the aforesaid tract OF lund will be
exhibited on the day Of sale.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash, the balance on a credit Of
one and two years. secured by q mortgage
of tue premises sold with interest from
the day Of sale. w. H. KERR,
Clerks Office. C.C.C. FEC.
Winnsboro, s. g..
Dec. l0, 1881.
dec |:
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SHERIFF"S SALE.

TOY virtue Of IN execution to me di.
ID rected, / VIII offer for sale, before
the CoLrt House door in WinnSboro,
:. G.. on tie first Monday in January
next. bctw~,n the legal iionrs ni sale the
following described property, to wit:
All the right, title IN interest OF Joho
\. Fraser in that ,rIct Of 7nnl lying ana
being in The onn,y Of Ftirlicld. about
one mile Hov, beast Of the towntf WinnS-
horn. cnn;"iu,nG seventy t7ul ncras, m"rc
or less. and bounded by Ian Is OF - r..
F.rnnik,n. f. Elie' and Henr? L. Elliott
sold ut the suit of j. +. McAlaster d. Co.
against John \. Fraser.
Terms Cash. j. u. MCCARTHY,
Sher,ff's Office, 5. +. G..
Winnsboro, s c., Dec. 0, 1880.
dcc9
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SHERIEEvS SALE.

y Y virtue IF IN execution to me di.
ID rectcd. I will Offer for sale. before
Ii. Court Honse door in u innsboro,
S. c.. on tho first Monday in January
n xt, within the legal hours OF sale, the
f'llnwins ce, cribed property, to wit:
All of the right. title and interest oi
C.therine j. jones ia the trnet Of lnpd ly.
Ing in Fnirtield G. unty, containing three
hundred and eighty (1eO) acres more C.
less and bounded by lands of II. w.
Dssportes. Mrs Martha Woodward and
others. levied upon i'll the case of .Wylie
j. Davis against w. II. Jones, II. d. Jones
AMI ia aerino J. Jones.
Terms Ca,h. j. D. McC ARuEY,
sheriff ; Office. s. +. G.
" innsbrro 5. C., nccrlnOa> 10 1880.
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RAILROAD AFFAIRS.

Mr.. W. W. Perry, the agent Of the
Cheraw 81 Chester Railroad at LancaS-
ter, Informs the Lancaster RcricW
that the road has shipped 3,G38 bales
of cotton this season. The train now
runs to Bear Creek. within one mile o,
Lancaster. Tho trcstlc over Bear
Greek has been finished. Thc Leiige.'
says President Hardin was in at
that town Monday week on :,.S way
from Chesterfield. whcro b h"> ,r',
looking af,rr the Interests Of tn road
Brother Garter furthermore says the
train will run TO his "city" during the
next week.
The president and directors Of the
Chester 81 Lcnoir Railroad mot III
Dallas last Thursday to adopt meas
urcs for the early completion Of the
road to Lincolnton, and tlleHra: 10
Newton, on the Western North Caro-
lima Railroad. There is abuu! Que
mile Of grading to do between Dall,s
and Lincolnton. After the adjourn
ment Of the meeting, tho p csidcmt,
directors and sevcrwi citizens Of Dali
las vert out to the South Fork river
with locomotive and passenger
coaclk and crossed over on the blidge
for the first time. Tl@ citizens shouted
when tho train halted on the opposite
bank. Track la! ing has not been
pushed forward for want Of hcorn0.
tiyo facilities, those III use having the
past fall been required for the business
of the rond, which has: kept the rolling
stock employed to It's fullest capacity.
Two new passenger coaches, one first
class and tho other sccond-class, have
bccn ordered, and new engine will
be shipped from the shops II, Phla-
delphia on the 18TH. When the engine
is received the work Of completing
the road to Lincolntom will be pushed
forward rs rapidly as possible. ---Bul-
1eiin.
james G.. Colt, comptroller gcn-
eral, calls for reports of county audit
ors and county commissioners who
failed to report In the time specified
by law.
Russia has intcrdicted thc'exporta-
tion Of grain on account of the threat
ened famine IN some Of her districts,
and Greece has a shortage which will
have to DO supplied frmn American
granarics. 1t fs this SORT OF thing that
rolls gold into our Golfers and enables
the Republican party to pay Off the
public debt without disturbing the cnr-
rent prosperity.
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iSHERfFE,S SkfLE.

Ti; ne II an exnnusion 10 me di.
- trc ut, will olf,r lt,r sale. bef ,re
80 CONT House door in WinDs orc,
) G. Oh tho first Mon lay in L:.nnng.
n"xI within the legal hours Of sale, to
the highest bT,;er, for cusN,, the folio" =
in5 dies er,Lcd r'al estate, TO wit:
All tnut tract OF lnnd, lying and org
II Fairfield County. eotita ming forty n
acres, more or less, bounded on the north
by innis of H. T.. Crig east by Crook ed
itnn Cinrcn, south by Inn Ia OF A. q.
Bo"Nmnn, west by lands OF il A Glenn.
Sold rs the property OF jacob Bo"knan,
a. th'. snit OF W Il. Robertson, Comniis-
sic Der in Equity. a9an4t D D. Fenly.
Phillip Puliiy and J,e,ob Bmoknn,n.
j D. McCARLEY, s. r. G.
Sheriff's Office,
Winnshoro, s, C., December 8, 1880:
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

pY virtue OF an exeou tion to me al.
u rooted, will offer for sale, before
tho Court House door in Winnsboro, 8. c.,
on the first Monday in January next,
within the legal hours of sale, to The
highest bidder, for cash. tho following
described real estate. 10 wit:
All that tr .ct Of land lying and being
in Fairfield County. containing one hun
dred and ninety four nores, moro or less,
bounded on the north by lands OF Frank.
lin Douglass. deceased. west by lnnds ot
Mrs. Mary Broom and Allen Tnrkett, enst
by lands of Ezm Entzminaer, south by
lands of John Fenly. Sold nR the plop.
erty OF Ezra Entzminger. deceased, at the
sui. Of Thomas J"Idun.
d McCARLEY, s. F. G.
Sheriff's Office,
Winnsboro, S. c., Decembe, 8, 1881.
dec II
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DON'T BUY

STOCK rarure which wi bo andmet chenH
RemmDer a % my goods s s reesened Fritz
Ssst @ ecti" ana cSH buy e"pSr B III mind that ship "os t3 Ridge
ana x"r @ % THIS is nnsmat| % Of the quality and price gond
fT%eS % n Gck and Boek sevs than the cheapest
@ oer s"3s C AL and see ;het new bp Of Sewing MacIes good
Hd sH likes likes it, Remember h most e maenn that most largely
"e amd ysxato Moiess ght and will last tine have
oyer eighty eompeior refer nt using and has
Ss aco All orders entrusted viii have attention
to make t" ORDER Lumber Shingles profits
me Don't fail call before
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EB. AND H. ASSOCIATION A

TIVE 6Sth regular meeting OF the WinnS.
/ b"r) Building and loan Association
viii be h I'D In the Town Hall on Monday ever.
~ thtl IT, in:t :tant ut o'clock Members will
menGS Mt or before That time, otherwise the
penalty OF ten cents per share will be charged
after the meeting.
d. r. FLENNIKEN,
dec IL Secretary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-11

Mr.. J. ID. McCarlev has assumed
charge of the sheriff's Office and looks
quite at home. Col. j. B. Davis, the
outgoing sheriff, who made a good
officer, faithful, impartial and fearless
in tho discharge ofhis duty, has moved
to Blythewood, where he will resume
the practice OF medicine.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-11
HYhIENEAL.

MARRIED-On the 9Th instant, by
the Rev. W. w. Mills, at the residence
Of the brides father, Mr.. WILLIAM H.
WILSON, of Richland, to Miss MATTE
l.. CAMAK, Of Fairfield.