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Daily Republican., 1881-06-01
His Word hIS bond,

When the elder Quincy was Mayor o
Boston, relates the Traveller of that
city, with his wonderful sagacity lC
saw the necessity OF moving the aims
house and the house Of correction, thcr
on Leveret Street, South Boston. Mr.
Brown then owned vacant estate
where the buildings now stand, and Mr.
Quincy called upon him and stated his
purpose to induce the city government
to remove the institutions to South BOS.
ton, and asked the price of the estate rc-
ferred to. The reply was thirty thOuS-
and dollars, MIR. Quincy said that would
do, and asked 80 days refusal and Il
| bond on it, in order to persuade the city
couCil to agree to the measure. Mr..
Brown replied that he should give NJ
bond, as he said, his word was his bond
always. The Mayor took his word, and
in 2S days had obtained the proper au-
tlority, ,and again waited on Mr.. Brown
| saying he had come to complete the
sale of that land.
"What land" said Mr.. Brown.
"Why, the South Boston land we spoke
Of"
cat what price,"
"Thirty thousand dollars" the price
agreed upon"
''Did | say that amount, sir"
"You did"
"Have you any writing to that ci-
feCt?"
''No sir, none"
"Well sir" said Brown "since you
were here have been offered sixty
thousand dollars for it cash; and can
you expect me to sell il for thirty thnuS.
and dollars to the city"
81 do"
"Why??"
"Becausc that is the price you agreed
to sell
"Have yOn any proof
eyes, | am the witness"
"But you being an interested party,
can't be Il witness. Have you any other
witness or proof, and do you ask me to
refuse sixty thousand dollars for
the land and sell it to the city for thir-
ty thousand dollars?"
81 do"
"You have no bond for it, have you,
Mr.. Quincy"
None, sir, whatever, replied the May
or, stretching himself up with digni-
ty, "none whatever but your word, and
that you said was your bond"
"And" replied Mr.. Brown, stretch
ing himself up with equal dignity, so il
is. My word is my bond and for thirty
thousand dollars the land belongs to the
city"
And twas. The buildings were cree |
ted upon that estate, and there they
stand, a monument to Mr.. Samuel
Browns mercantile integrity.
To-day the land is worth millions of
dollars to the city of Boston. Can any
person but feel proud OF this stirling in
Iegrity? In those times, thirty thou
sand dollars was a fortune, but the
world could not bid enough to bribe
samuel Brown to a mean action.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-01
Relief Experienced hmm edIateIy

Mrs. Adam Grubb, 231 Walnut street
has been great sufferer for a number
of years from extreme pain in the feet,
something like rheumatism. She was
also very much troubled with corns and
bunions. 1t was with great difficulty
that she could walk, and sometimes
when she would visit her husbands s
shoe store or any Of her children, she
could not get home again without assist
ance, and often when she was walking
along the streets she would be seized
with such acute pain that she was COM
PEELED to stop in at the neighbors on the
way until she got better. Some, two
weeks ago she heard of the wonderful
cures St. Jacobs Oil was etfecting, and
she at once commenced to use it and ex-
perienced relief Immediately. The
pains have left her feet and ankles, and
the Inflammation has left the corns and
bunions. She is now tripping up to her
husbands shoe store and out to see her
children without experiencing any pain.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-01
BROKE ERE.
d ROBINSON & Co,
BANKERS AND BROKERS
N. e COR. FOURTH AND MARKET,
Wilmington, Del.
G-INER RDII(ilIT MI GAI
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD

ENLLIOTT, JOHNSON Il 90.
ia BANKERS AND BROKERS,
CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
We offer for sale $2s. 900 Delaware City AZ
per cent coupon bonds. These bonds are for
$500 each, and run for 90 years from July J.,
with 'he rivilege Cf the city paying them off
at any time after ten years They constitute
the entire debt of the city, covering property
assessed at $3.50, 600, and are issued to pay off
tho present indebtedness for that amount
maturing July l. We can recommend them
a. one of the safest and most desirable invest
mems now offered Un the market. Holders of
the old bonds can exchange their bonds for
the new ones by applying Immediately to us.
Full particulars given at our office
ELLIOTT, JOHNSON u co.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-01
HeuatOr COnklin.'s

hatred of Secretary Blaine is well known
but it is not generally understood that
he is Il vindictive enemy of Senator
HOar, will hold no intercourse with
Senator Sherman and Ferry, has open
ly broke with Senator Hawley, and
has,never since they cast their votes for
Merritt spoken to Secretaries Window
and Kirkwood, all Of which, Of COURSE,
makes the aforesaid gentlemen feel very
badly, but with the united party at
their backs they may be able to bear up
under it.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-01
Q - y -
IrreguIRrifieA Relieved.

Those languid, tiresome sensations
causing you to feel scarcely able to bt
on your feet, that constant drain that is
taking from your system all its elias.
ticity, driving the blood from your
cheeks, that continual strain upon your
vital forces, rendering yon irritable and
frettul, can easily be removed by the
rlSe Of that marvellous remedy, Hop
BitterS. Irregularities and obstructions
of yOur system are relieved at once,
while the special cause Of periodical
pain is permanently removed. Will
yOu heed this"
Daily Republican., 1881-06-01

m P. BULLOCK, CARPENTER AND
/. builder, No. l12l Chestnut street,
Wilmington Delaware. Stair building a
speciality. Jobbing promptly attended TO-
Eighth street: VIM. Bullock, Tenth and
Orange; Joseph Graham, Ninth Ward; VIM.
Moreland, 2l1 Jefferson street; John Wise,
Twelfth and Market stree cts. my26-l2t
Daily Republican., 1881-06-01
AT
John Wanamaker's.
THIRTEENTH and MARKET STS
PHILADELPHIA.

Unbleached balbriggan
hose, silk-clocked, 18 cts.
Outer circle, Chestnut street entrance.
French" quadrille, 20 cts.
for a quire and envelopes,
both. You pay 20 cts. each
elsewhere.
Third circle, northwest from center.
We have made the follow
ing extraordinary prices:
Decorated cottage dinner sets:
155 pieces, 5000
1874 pieces, 23.50l
| White china dinner sets, l46 pieces 250O
White-china tea sets, A pieces, Ats
fOld-band china tea sets A pieces, 800
Decorated cottage chamber sets, 275
Goblcts, cut-glass, per dozen, rs
Decorated chine fruit plates, with paint
ed centres. per dozen, 200
MajOlica pitchers. 800 at twothirds value.
Bud vases, mantel vases, garden pieces and
flower pots at a like reduction.
Nickol-plated clocks, $l.10
Tea knives, triple-plated. 300
Dinner knives, triple plated, 3.25
CastOrs, triple plated, 1925
We do not expect the
goods to last more than a
few days. They are sold at
such prices for no fault; they
are perfect.
Northwest corner Of the building.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-01

A PEPSIA, she greatest blessing
~ ever sent to mankind.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-01
FOR SALE.

TNOR sALh'eNt SAIL extensive stone warehouse
h properly, 90 and double brick dwelling
ame store ab"nt hU"It S acres Of ground situate
tGan Of Newport DeaTaTe sstTssa betty ssa
hs hSSnr ts ne gs' sst Tfb Being sISSSe
mont Of about uS SSS Il is well located for
asntally wharIsu, noai Yard or manufacturing bust
lumber and ,Ra SSS1g SSS and shipping Of grain n be-
ing in &c elSse ssetioD Terms easy Apply lRa T.
,o,,,o. No. 7O4 Market street. CITY,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-01
Next outer circle, Chestnut-street entrance

Linens for dresses and
ulsters. Several shades OF
natural linen, grays, drabs
and bluffs. 20 to 80 cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-01
NOTICES.
I PROPOSALS

DROpOSAl4S
-FOR-
FRAME STRUCTURE FOL. DWELLING.
OFFICE or IdGHT- HOUSE ENGINEER.
FouRrH DISTRICT,
No. 532 Walnut street,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 10, 1881.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Of
fice until II O'clock, m, Of Wednesday. the
9Th day of June, 1881, for frame structure for
keepers dwelling, at Fenwick's Island Light
station, Del.
Plans specifications, forms Of proposal and
other information may be obtained on appli'
cation to this office.
The right is reserved 10 reject any and all
bids, and to wave any defects.
W. +. RAYNOLDS,
Engineer Fourth l.. H, District.
my20 4wfr&tu
Daily Republican., 1881-06-01
IN MERRY VIEW.
Fun and FrOlic From FacetiOus
Newspaper Clowns.
VIRTUE IT'S OWN REWARD.

VIRTUE IT'S OWN REWARD.
There is nothing is so noble and touch
ing rs really spontaneous act of gen
erosity, after all. The other day a
careless looking stranger was walking
up Mission street, near Sixth, when he
observed a lot of hoodlums clustered
round the gate of Il small farmhouse, in
front of whicha poor woman was weep
ing bitterly, surrounded by her terrified
children. A scanty array Of household
goods on the pavement showed that il
was u case of eiectment.
"What are you abusing that woman
for!." demanded the man from below,
addressing an ill-favorcd individual who
was CARRYING out the furniture.
amt abusing her" growled the land
lord; "she cant pay her rent and I'm
going to bounce the Whole outfit, that S
all.
"I've got II mind to bounce yOu, said
the stranger, Indignantly; what's the
amount she owes yoy."."
"Twenty dollars"
"Here, take it out Of that, ," and the
angry man took ont his wallet and han
ded over II 500 bill.
The evicter respectfully turned over
u receipt and the change. Forcing an
additional "V" on The happy woman,
the stranger walked away.
"Excentric Gus, that" said the house
owner, looking after the philanthropist
musingly
But the philanthropist said nothing
until he turned the corner, when he
l,, Z, "a l, nj n
on little more pedestrian steam;
''It'S no use tallling-virtne is its own
reward. | couldn't have got another
such chance to work OIL that counter
felt in n year.
SPARKLING BITS.
Bones. Why do dey call him the
doctor Echo answers "Why?" Kin
you tell me why it is?
Tamho. oh course. It's because he )
de pill-er Of de church-s see.
Bones-Oh, yes, see. Now ! has a
conumdrum fer YOU. Why was Noah
and his people saved frum de flood?
Tamb0.-'KaSe dcy Nuah'd wot was
going to happen
BOneS-No, sir, stree. It's kase day
arked to lie voice ob God
A Sunday school teacher in Maine,
who had grown eloquent in pirtnrins
to his little pupils the bntieS OF heaven,
finally asked:
"What kind Of little boys 60 to hea-
ven?" A lively little four -year-old boy
held up his hand.
"Wcl!4ou may answer" said the
teacher,
Dead ones" the title fellow said
loudly.
A man who wanted to reproye a boy
for remaining at the table too long said:
"Now, you see that when have fin.
ished eating, l always leave the ia
blr."
"Nes, sir, said the boy: adding nm
der his breath, "and that is about all
You leave"
1t was Nassar girl, just graduated,
who inquired:
"Is the crack of the rifle the place
where they put the POWDER
What is the difference between scay-
engerS and their work They are sons
of toll and it is tons Of soil.
When iSa vessel like II pair of shears
When Sne is clipper.
Tambo.-Mr. Bones, kin you please
tell me wot peoples all calls de minis
ter ob IA church "doctor" tor?
Daily Republican., 1881-06-01

Not a mixed cotton-and
linen in the store. Linen
means linen. HIand-hem-
stitched handkerchiefs, un-
laundried, at IS cents ; the
same as we kept off and on
for years, whenever we could
get EN-.
Third circle, southwest from center.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-01
PUBLIC SALES.
'UT(Jk'S SALE.

lTXECUTUk's SALE.
VIII be sold a. Public Sale on the premt
ses, on
SATURDAY, JUNE4, 1881,
at o'clock, p. m,
Two lots of land, with two tw0.st0ry brick
houses thereon erected, being Nos. 200 and
2O21S Monroe street, in the city of Whining
ton. For further particulars inquire of
HUGH MCKINLEY,
Executor of WIN. mckinley, decd,
No. 739 West Second street,
or HARRY SHARPLEY, his Atty,
mylS.w&s-ts No. Is Exchange Building.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-22
. SPECIAL NOTICES.

=
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s 81, ASia gsia " 81 Srs bsssss ssss sssSssd u
nwihsn yaS EGG ss f, sssssss " sGS. ns e
fysIy aSa they Viii recosss. Il Is Ssss, how S
syer ~ 70 TSS@hSnss ti1e use ot tie stssk Feed
ss% RON sn' ses sfsrs hs Sssas s'A wi"
For the benefit q ali nose S Hfs are re inter-
fsssE eaks sock IN
ths a afc Eeo en ane acofydns Sy the
is sssS s {; &Gs r."
Sold BY the druggists OF this COUNTY. Siu fN''A'
- =. 4 ..
:. Macon. Ga.
Messrs. Lamar Rankin & Lamar. Dear Sirs.-
l @ naa oeon troubled for long time before using
ot your BrewSrs Lung Restorer H bre athed fIs per
ce nSTe a. ssy%pom yor eacfns Of ths
cured nfe and cheerfuly Recommend it to aii
VINO aInssunerlng from Asthma. Va
MACON, Ga, Maroh 20, $50.
PIC MMessrs: Lamar. Rankin q Lamar, Rear Sirs--
vertigo, and have never been tfoublsd with It
slhcr using tho medicine. cannot ssy too
nncm M Tor It. and cheerfully recommend It to
all VINO need relief from Vertigo.
Yours truly, j. b, ARTOPE
J. Macon. Ga, March 70, 1856.
McSsrs; Lamar, Rankin & Lamar, Dpar sirs--
aSur9 Suner;9 Two years with Consumption. and
Inomas, Chalton and others OF this city, and
nls0 by prominent physician OF Macon (Ia,
WI, ltnout finding any relief. My husband bought
me @ siX bottlcs OF your Brewers Lung Restorer,
;nl,; mnlGh pegan. TO take Mt once, and found I'M
II. ,,b
have never felt symptom of the di sease Since. nee"
ana my general health is better than it has
oGen , IN years therefore recommend IL to ali
Mno nave consumption AS q Pearl beyond
Price. :, Very respectfully,
oo,, Mrs. NJ. GOoLSBY.
sold ny the Druggists OF this county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-22

IN the Scnates(;h ;hambcr for many years,
and Mr. Hill stands unapprouohaGlc
and alono In tiio miyltimcss OF ,his
grandeur as an intelleciuai Rladlltor,
That DO has imlneasnrabiy Advanced
!.ts already Groat reputation ia q pub
lic apan is certain. Whcther lle has
Gr1nteilttonslly doue good OF harm to
the country remains to be seen. Ma.
none mas gone over anyhow to the
eneiny's camp, and Hill only bound
him to the pillory and lashed him after
nc had accomplished his treason. The
Storm was brewing, as tried to- let
you know, amt mad TO burst anyhow
What we have to regard now Is t.lhG
effect OF Hoar' 8 speech upon tho North
ern people. lfit prove disturbing
element, watch Garfield and SEQ how
he will, in all human probability, rido
on its highest crest and earliest onsot. =.
All or this may be very bad or very
good for us. We shall soon SEQ. Ono
OF our old prophetic statesmen takes, T
tnilik, the gloomiest view. Hc saws:
"Ihc neck of our party is a tough one,
ana the knife that has been hacking ut
1t Is a dull one. But the neck is almost
sawed through" am not so dcsper-
ate as that. The formidable Demo-
cratic minorities Of the Senate and
House will put now life into the party,
hope, and healing its gasping wound.
meanwhile, lot us not despair Of tho
future or OF the Republic. Sore tri-
ais may be in store for all Of us; but
they ,nay be endured and surmountcd.
This day perhaps We have nado his
tory and turned the corner for veal or
woe. Dir. Hill has made Malone tenn
porarily an accidental celebrity. The
chances are also that lie has consigned
himEfinally to the company of Mr.. Kcl-
logg, and branded him SO that he will
find even Virginia too hot to hold him
comfortably and securely. j. II. r.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-22

COLUMBIA has walked ~ fror Ner
sleep. Seeing that 10 foreign capi.al-
ist would make beginning, hrr own
citizens have got to work and cuHsrri,,-
eu already ncar!Y p hundred thousand
collars for t"c'ory. Thompson ana
Maggie Will receive fifteen ;houvn a
dollars for their franchise, a1d will :r-
tain an interest in the en.crpr.sc. This
looks like business, aud heartily con.
gratulate Columbia Oh her goot bcnin-
ming.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-22
THE PIE PLIES
MUTUAL.
R E L ] EF ASSOCIATION.

WIS is an Association ofbnsiurss men
i who, for their mutual pro, ection,
eontfiontc towards a fund. so as
ceive from S2.t 90 to 500, according IN
amour of certificate. This is one OF the
best plans Of life Insurance. - ON raw nc
yon 60, just like fire, insnninre, and With
more convenience even. rs you pnv by
small instnlments during tho wear. W.
refer 20 those. best acqnaiIitcL;wi,h IS
viz members ilr FAir4eld: G. =. Nc
N"sttr, Jns. A l'rie', Jno b. Da,!<. D.
T. Flennikcn, B. Sng"nRcimcr. J. w.
McCreislt. Jno. J.. Eeil. Thcmas John.
son, j. Clendining, X. B aananan. TR
NS'Mns~ Davis. jas Q Davis ANY .,se
chat shoald hkoto bccone d ~ EN- borw;l}
apply to G:C, BAT:OT.
o"' 49,: ' = Agent
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-22
MANY COMBINATIONS

nave Oeen tried. but none with such happy re-.
SUITS US RonHtn'S Ext rart or Buchn ana Junin
e. ~ YOU are suffering from ny deranqement
" u inc Kidneys or Bladder, Gravel, PUN or
or two VIII relieve vnil '''
This article has been before tho public for
nemrly ten years. and ITS sale IS constantly In
which proves it to be an nlttclo Of merit. Wo
nave testimonials from some or the loading
F;9rtaa. and other States: In reg 'rd TO its re-.
@ @naolilty US Dur Tic, and remedy for The dis
uses Tor which II Is recommended
Di}r,nGglsts, i}r,sg, Atlanta, Ga, and for sale by all
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-22
MAHoNE has sold his blrthrfght and
10 now geedily awaiting tho mess OF
pottage.

--ppring the debate on the silver
question Senator Thurman requested
the privilege of asking Senator Win
dom a question. The present Sccrcta.
~ Of the Treasury replied: "I will
try to answer the question, but will
first say that am probably the only
man in this body who is conscious of
tho fact that he does not know any
thing about financial matters"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-22
Texas denies tho right Of q ,

Texas denies the right Of q white
man to marry colore d woman. Ono
Emile Francois asserted Ills right to
marry. despite the Texas code. uc
was indicted, convicted and sentenced
TO prison for five years. The case was
carried before the United States Cir
cult Court, and Justice Woods decides
that the fourteenth amendment abro-
gates that article of the Texas criminal
code under which Francois was con.
victed. The right Of white and colored
people to intcrmarry Is, therefore, os-
tablished. Taste Is tho only barrier
lemaining.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-22

THE sheriff Of Marion county had q
moose for tho murderer, Black, special.
!y prepared in New York at a COS! of
twenty-five dollars, but il broke shyr,
Oh at the first pull, and then he went
out and got quarters Worih OF rup"
That WaaHtHp"r'a'lr prepared, anN ted
good Old fashioned n3ot iui; ard
swung tho murderer inc c;crAiiy in
jiGy.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-22
The Future.

Well informed persons sav there ia
no doubt Tint Garfield will call an
extra session of Congress about the
middle of May, to consider funding
bill, and to transact other matters.
which means to reorganize the House
and appoint committees Of investigu-
tlon to Jullket through the land dur
Ing the summer under prctence of
preparing evidence for contest
ed election cases. Never before
has the two houses been so evenly Iii.
vided. The Senate is tie, and in the
House the Republicans have ,najori-
~ OF one over the opposition. As
three Republican members have been
appointed to other positions, all three
vacancies must he hlled by Republi
cans to retain this slender majority.
With such All even balance, no revo.
lutionary legislation can be passed.
The Democrats will he able to pay
back the Radicals in their own coin by
refusing to vote on extreme measures,
a philosopher once said "Lct me know
WHICH party will be beaten, l wish to
join that" 1t Is much easier to OBJ
pose than to conduct government. :.
Republican mismanagemcnt led to
Oemocrotic astcndcncy. and Demo.
cratic mistakes have again put their
opponents III power. Two Years from
now the lower branch is as apt TO be
Democratic rs anything else, and four
ycars from now The people will pre-
nouncc whether the masses or tho mo.
nopolists shall rule.
The South is gaining in wealth and
power ever! day. N,rihcln cANital !.
coming here; and every dollar imyc<, =
ed IN the south is a fresh mnarar cv
th"t we shall not be mo|r$tri by the
general governments. Lr; N..:,.~.
Garfield and Conkl:EH ",A C>.u.a..>
begin to hava9# tie >,uih 49,: a.. 81.
trade DOWN hclr, uHd tu,, ltrY T.. ~.
lists who diNeo mo .Mv:v yl,.,.% :.
elect them, viii dive Gcr, .si, r..,.t
them. TINS ie anr &.a....G. NJ
fratcrnal l.Yr. pr GNiy. 81. 1 .l..."..
not y scNtin.cn: oE .jU..:,y 80. ..2. ,...
OF the Au:th, Hu; s.N l:i..,: T.. ..,. ..
cotton. WITH al ,MHt ,u.y !..........- ..-
tories paying fEc9N A"d tw2.;, y,Y
cent. rai!rc"Ia t..&.iHE r,&A y.... >.
Northern merchants Collecting I...
lions OF dollars irv!u Southern yuI;oA.-
ers--'hcse form, " lU.Wurk s.;., molc
t,S1l 90, ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-22
MACON. IA Nov I 1917,

MACON. GA Nov. /, 1879.
Or O. j. Monett- Dear Sir-We have be.n
q ,muiihG Teelhinn for several yea s. und the
duced and IS k tOwn Our sales avcra.e from
TWO 10 three 6. Q IS per month We be,i Va tn
vmn' TecthinI treething PJwdero) Will eventu
oil become standard and indispensable nrti-
c,o, lor IN M Inge instance has il Jaiot to Giue
sat1$(achon No complni nint has ever peen made
70 us, hence We conclude that tt does nil Won
claim for It. Mc,f is bound TO succeed
HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR Druggists.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-22

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;ict as, f.ns from tqhi v isca.e IS the nr,l
man, ffekharam thchan Is OF Ills Maker Dtn
nacvs o. ours. forbl :.s'thei' public recon-
ref9f 's ss.nNs ,ANgasStns put nm AL, ao~;a
rHSsse E% ES%x11F4tiSs s5nat ean b. Sad liz rs
"mro ,1 III Hrrrcom,heM'i,g ros>ru,ns or secret
'mchesN II Is with niSlt:'io tint att tch nv
I'm" . .ah rtic.e, III / ka,io ',c'teycof sneak
Eh?n $n% III ,tdur : ;e .:r his not in ,i' pub
&c y chnhl'in 'inilnn equal > 'SwliL's Svphill H.
SpeSinc" = fof me pnrposn indie, TED. The great.
SSl Doon N" government c 'ulil heStow OH nun
'lredS OF ihpuSards or Its CT. .Z"ns would be to
Ihii receipt or It's p!oprlctOrs. and
make II rnhlir for the benefit o. tie present
and all comihg cenerI;i"rs
~ !. MAS ENBuRy' Phi @
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-22
TWENTY-FIVE
ID A Wis Y E RTICAL FEED
SEWING MACHINES.
pest market so,
tiUeAND DOLL AIRS REWARD rnn
and Wnwantad ~ "oar
Chimes in uso in Fairfield County. ~ 0"'e' OF 'ncse Ma
ALSO I'M STORE
S OF fanng Potatoes, Onion Seeds Corn Oats rcese
Sakcs candies Bacon Flour
10 arrive, 10000 feet of Good Lumber '' 0'
lot Of Spring Goods ~ " "o"" 70 mako room for now


EDITORS AND NEWSPAPER MEN
OF tho country endorse James BOSE Patent
aola watch Cases. Asa proof. read the fol.
lowing, -
,. Baltimcre. Nd, March 8 $780,
.yon ~ SiVes mo pleasure to inform Oh that tho
%ivnn" os noSs Watch Case ! have carried has
fully. ''0' Satisfaction; T. pSNm9sof% TNSSEs beaua'
20, and ipop't telegram
noss t"k9 ,p pleasure q, commanding the james
,GGU eGGual n weaf TO ono Of sold soia Thoy are
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wntSh rpi0Ssgd 70 say that the james BOSS
being in TsS ovsry rssMS nayS p snirely salsiaetorN
Nd. aSd p.opt iseasot: ;a u. sSSSi sSsis..
o inc Watch Case ] hove III your make is In
''V'' way satisfactory yMHhK |, ss SaRSih splSpda
3D. and Propt T6reh ois.Libsrty.
othcr r s,ss abys are e2nelrred In by. hundredsot
apH TS1|s S1|s%;eisrs ;s IN aii parts oi tho Country.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-22

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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-22

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