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, 1881-01-01

Two hundred and flfty barrels Of alcohol wero
exported yesterday.
THE Sub. Treasury paid out $4,000 gold and
81, COO silver, and redeemed &1Oco Of silver.
TIE receipts OF tho acknowledgements Office
ucro $50u5s; Of which s@"H s.s3 wcrc from aplrits
S5,lA fr,m tobacco and cigars, $e,Ge7 frou beer,
and <lD,BG4 from banks and b0nkcrs.
JosEpH La FoLIErT. OF Drlmhuld, Peoria
County. WINS up before Commissioner 1loyno
ycsteriay for sclllug liquor without license.
and went to jail III default Of S50U hull.
THE following is u list OF the dutinbie goods
received 1T tho Custom. House yesterday: KNtI,-
spy & Walker, 6 chrs barley; 4. 81. Sinclair &
Co, 145 sacks salt: CIark 4 Lovetlay - barrels
a1a 4, " bundles Of fish, Tho collections wcre
DuN1S1 tho pnst wock workmcn hnye boon
busy putting In tic permanent fixtures Tor the
court.roDtn8 nt,1 clerks offices in the new Gus
toni lIoi,se. Yesterday tho chnfrs. otc. nr-
tnncll Toro attractive appearance than they
have hithorto.
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLEcTIONa.
vcy Of tho lntcria.rcvellue collections during
tho yenr ending Yesterday:
1uT -pa!u statnps
Other tbAn tux paid stnmps............. lh.MS
Tobacco And clKnrs................... 1,NN,GH
iteer ..-.+...... s......... 4Mi'ass
5peGsnl llteS. 4eD,tHu
L'stS os'-0o
Tic rccoip,s for DcccmUcr scro si ,Si7 fao
largest OF my inunth ltlrluG lSaQ
TfiF: EuH-TIsEAsuHr.
The following is tho rpportof Assistant Troaa-
urGr Gilbert, showing the business OF tho Eufl-
Treasury In this city for 1850:
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AINCHID
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"'"'"' "'yf'y,, H0yyrd by az, y,lJu-
r'"f'd Uob Soar iU,nj,mn Ta.
AlIEarpws, Pa. December ~ Jacob
GtaIc and wife, rcIim1 four miles fram
be.alehrm, were found dead in b.d this
morning Their hon5s we're nearly sew
cred from their bodies. A bloody axe
"a. found 10 tho apartment. add the wall.
we're -Tlishcd with blood Joseph Snyder.
vino boarded with Glg., was believed q,
b. the murderer lie was caught by GA
in'uraied mob soon after Tie discov,ry OF
inc crime, and va, hanged 90 ihc ucar.s.
tree. G.gel leaves t,r,e children.
Joscyh Snyder aged "a years, Che muir
dcrcr a. JucIJ and Aon, GogcI. ucar,g.tb-
lrhsm, "os found 800 ucglDlripp barn
ureT tae straw tha morning q, nine
o'clock lie wac Immediately t.k,o b,ck
TO iHc house ci Die victims d ql,stsp,d
as o. Che murder lie Wa- coon aua col
i'o'cI lle aa- Imurastt.d by The lev.
hl. baud.!e, Of B,h.ohem, and at opce
confessed to having committed thc crime
telling hia story wi.h great deHb r,riuu'
iie was BIO love wi,1 the eldest daughter
of GIE..s, aged lG rgt w.s npplssd 40 Do,
her pareni5 lloDUtyrI ~ bInag them
a.l opposition would Doe removed .D t.s
-u.t lin hld sru,.Iy c.uios,d. b.f.r. a
'.'e' taken from ono " tao beds. vas
placed around h.s neck, ou8 be- was dis
g.d outside aue loa.e suI hung .a1lee
ca .pLt tuc After being u.t.pf.d
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wv trAtfFl 1f NutufHs
Pretty witty Morris.
Truthful FaCwIous Foeuc.
Exposulating Senior h ,yely.
J,sting Wbolc-sou'td uod.
Wakcful Macerat,d OhHgiug Dawson.
Achieving War council Campbell.
Wise Providence Wiley.
Cero1louious Connecting johnson.
Religious Suspicious Eicuebsrr,r.
Nivacious Approacbable 4 vsly.
Ornamental Guilt edged Schofell.
Wants Eibow-room Stevenson.
Valuable Bully TrmbIe.
Jolly Envablo Fleming.
Gifted Byrne.
Handsome WelInaturcd Rock
Jurisprujcnt Wc.l-us'ur.d Wnncr.
Rural Progressing Bamcs
Epithctic Aspiring aud Ever Cly Ben
nett.
lIenncry Moral Morgan.
Ncighbory News mongcr Hunm.n.
Gallant Pu5ccU
Govrnor Pythonic Sergeant
Down Wright Gail
WeIl-1al ncod High souled Davis
Readily Entertaining uorncr.
WUllloing Lawrence
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HIbln enrlrl, rInrlinr-

The annual Bible meeuugo OF the Preston
county auxiliary Bible Society will be
held in the Presbyterian church in KING
wood on Sunday evening January Oh
next. Rev. Walter R Long will deliver
the address OF the evening All are in-
yiled to attend ard assist by contributing
TO this the best Of all charities the giving
of tac Bible TO every human being.
+ LASH Prcst
r. HRpwAVa s. CIV
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@'%.S-

A sleighing party from Newburg.
consisting of Mcssls. p. Cr,can wi
Anderson and VI r. Powell, and Misses
Annie Horchler and Alice Golden. OF
Newburg, and His Annie Cruise, of
Iunuelton, arrived in town Oh Tuesday
evening They took supper at the Cor
bin House and returned to Ncwburg
the same evening.
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j. L, Newcomer, OF Toledo. Oaio. saws:
/ have been greatly ben, fitted hy wearing
an Excelsior Kidney Pad. and would rec
ommend all persons troubled with weak
Kidneys 10 try.it rSec Adv.
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- n
REErsyiLrR. Dee. 81. 1850.
Locals scarce.
Toe weather ch,uge.ll.. plenty a. scov,
and The jingle Of sleigh b,.Is ts heard ofrn
while the inmates Of tie sl,isEs u,s.I.
closer, closer, 'reath The buffalo robes
VIII thinks it is simply i,ll, To barg,ss.pn
Old Barney and take drive to M,sol-
town SOMEHOW OLD Barney n!vay. slarts
tina, direction.
Wna, has become OF Joy y .at.-f,,z up
expect.
Poor Polly, this cold weather Won have
my heartfelt symplthic4 and I sincerely
hope you may be endowed WIKI pDvgicaI
strength sufficient TO live through your
term up Salt River aud again 60 return TO
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Dr. :. b Foeie anu II, j. Foglo. OF
Cranberry, were i'm town On Tuesday.
They report the weather somewhat no,ty
over taoro.
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NoTICEY j.
Chicago Weekly News.
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It's teegaphc service comprises all the dispatches
Western Associated Press and the National Associated
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rom all important points AS News it has supe-
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without fear or favor to parties tt is in the fullest SENSE
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GENERAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER. Our special Clubbing
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Send suhscript!ona n this office,
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The West Virginia ARGUS, bright pa
per, edited by Henry Clay hyde, -
at Kingwood, is a new visitor 10 our sauc-
tum- Charleston Leader.
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shaly except SUNDAY. tDliiy. Don't
stop hero, Besides the aLove>uNucd
trains there ia "A w ~ Train with pass
enger car attached, that goes both east
and west daily, except sunday.
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Can man be consistent, liberal
minded Democrat and support hi.
partSpapor? We think not.
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I'd Rees, OF Grafton, formerly King
wood boy, is now in town visiting bis rols-
tives and friends.
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Jno. II. Brown and .. II. Jackson
took a trip 20 BrandonviIle on last Mons
day, returning The next day.
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Mrs. Smith Crane and son. J. NJ
Crane, Esq, woro visiting friends i'm
Cranberry last week.
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Mr.. Chas Welch. of Austen. this
county, gave "a pleasant; call ON Mon
day.
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II costs less than TIN co cents weo
take the ARGts. Who'll stand or Ina
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ARGUS-EYE-TEMS.

A splendid lol OF blank notes Tor sale
at che ARGUS Office.
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If you want a load OF good coal. give
Frok Grey call. nc can accommodate
you.
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For good job Of JOB printing leave
your orders at the ARGUS Office
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Sine our La, Is,u, wc have learned Of
the death OF Ms. Hurry Fsyy, Of Bran
d1nvlle, VIII. tt,d ON the li.h ult.
Mrs. Frey was daug4tcr ST Mr.. A. d.
Hegtus, proprietor 90 ,ho Hagaus House,
a. B. Sic was an excellent, kGl-leartcl
lady AUD had many tncads. Her Gcalh
nee added; ID 40 small degree, % tine g ON.
that hos be. cast over that community
by recent deaths Il loved ones whose
places eau never be filed She was
Curstiuu lady aud died with the hope that
never fears the hour of death.
Her young husband aud many friends
have th. sincere sympathy oisu in their
hour OF Bereavement
Mr. Herr, of Grafton, fa,uer Of Mrs.
d.. fHpp,tt, OF this place, died las, sat.
rdaY. He was rirIcNen with paralysis
on the day previous. We have no further
particulars MIC. Tdppci went 90 Graf
ton on NJ Jnday 60 attend The luaeIal.
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Eend snhanrint.ona ID thie oflco.
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3. z 0. R. R. TIME TABLE.

STATIONS. No.tl No.t5No. g No. 80
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7 HEHWANs S cy.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14
MAKING WATCHES.

Defective Watch Cases are one OF the chief
causes of 50 many watches not being pood
'lmc pieces. The cases being thin and not nt-
ing well. admit dust and dirt to the move
meht, which soon interfcres with the running
parts OF the watch nccessitating cleaning, re.
pairing, &C., and the amount thus paid out II
applied toward buying q good case In the bc-
ginning, would have saved all this trouble and
expense. We have recently seen a case that
meets all these requirements, 1t .haying been
carried for over twenty years and still remains
perfect. We refer to the JAS. BOSS Patent
stihcned Gold Case, which has become one
OF the staple articles Of the Jewelry trade.
possessing as 1t does SO many advantages over
all other watch cases, being made Of two
heaVy plates OF solid gold over plate OF com.
position. And we advise all our readers to ask
thelr Jcweler for card or catalogue that Will
explain the manner in which they are made.
1t Is che only Stinencd Case made with two
plates OF gold, seamless pendants, and centre.
aold JOINTS crown pieces, &C., oil OF Which are
covered by letters patent. Therefore buy no
case before consulting n Jcwelcr who kceps tho
JAS BOSS Patent Stifencd Gold Case. that
you may learn the difference between It. md
oil limitations that claim to be equally good
For sale by all responsible Jewellers. ASK tn
see the warrant that accompanies each c,se
and don't be persuaded that any other make Of
~"'o 10 40 soou' Apl2.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14

has been ibid away III pink cotton. for 81
tho present., and II brought out again
will be worked very cautiously. Cor
nell owes all I've has and is to Conk-
ling; and to stab his bencfactor IN tho
back would be q little too uRblushing
even for II pronounced RadiGu schcu,-
t.er. .~
The Virginia Democrats will not
|hold p State Convention till August.
Their conduct ia permitting the Re.
!adsRster ticket to get two months
start is pronounced q grave mistake.
GenerM Wickham. the leader of the
Republicans, has issued q manifesto
urging all his political friends to stick
to their organization "nd not support
Mahone, unless he comes over bag
and baggage into tho Republican
camp. The administrator has not
showed Its hand yet, and MaAone sits
on tho anxious bench.
Ohio Democrats brag that they will
defeat Charles Foster IN November,
though they have heavy majority to
crawl over. Their candidate has not
been found. Thurman could get the
nomination, but he refuses to say the
word.
AS the New Hampshire Legislature
meets bicnnially, the State Supreme
Court has decided that the present
Legislature must elect a Senator to
take his scat in March, 1883, as tho
next Legislature will not convene be-
fore May, 1883, aud the State would
lose its vote IN the Senate. Tho true
motive is that the present Legislature
Is Republican and the next one might
not be. New Harnpshiro's Senators
do nothing but vote, anyhow, and only
the closely divided Senate makes any
difference whether the vacancy is fllcd
or not.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14
An .Upanswerable Argument.

The question Of responsibility for
burning Columbia has never been
argued properly by our people. If
the burning of that city wero An
ISOLATED case, the. question Of respunsi.
bility would rest in Northern minds
npon tho comparative veracity' OF
Hampton and Sherman. But, taking
Into consideration all Of Sherman's
acts. circunstantial evidence, alone,
should convince the most akeptical
Northern mind that the load Ia on his
shoulders. During the Confederate
retreat and Sherlnan's advance, every
ginhonsc in the country was burned.
Every depot and store, and the towns
OF Blackvillc, Lexington and Wins.
boro, as we'll as Columbia, were all
partially destroyed. Common sense
teaches that whoever burned these
burned Columbia too. When It il
universally conceded that Sherman't
army did burn all these places, and
when all the citizens Of Columbia alao
unanimously testify that it burned
their city, where has he peg on whicl,
to hang his denial2
SO long as the North is left to be.
licve that Columbia alone suffered, 80
long is 1t easy to persuade her that
Hampton was the inccndiary. But
when she is told Of the general confla.
grations that attended Sherman's
march all through the State, her oyes
will be opened. This 10 tho line OF
argument TO pursue. 1t IL incontro,
vertiblc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14
Politics Of tho Week,

Last weeks proceedings at Albany
have done little or nothing to solve
the vexcd problem Of the senatorships.
Conkling and Plat have lost n few
votes apiece; and DePcw, all adnninis-
tration man and tho counsel of Van.
dcrbilPs railroad, leads all tho com.
petitors with vote Of fifly.four, or
twenty-sevcn less than tho majority
ina full convention. 1t is predicted
that no will never win the goal, as he
has to gain votos from the stalwarts or
Democrats, even If all tho hnlf-brceds
support him, The sensation of the
week was tho announcement by O
member named Bradley that the Sena.
tor from his district had given him
two thousand dollars to change his
vote from Plat to DcPew. The money
was produced in tho Joint convention
and is now in the hands of the State
Comptroller awaiting the result of al,
investigation by o special committee,
The charge is bitterly denied, and the
DePow men say that it Is con.
spiracy gotten up by tho stalwarts,
Several heated speeches on either side
have been made, though It is evident
that MI sides arc becoming disgustcd
at the deadlock; the more especial,
as an extra session brings 10 extrs
pay Governor Corncll's little boom
evoked such emphatic charges O
treason from the Cohklingitcs, that +
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14

c OF r1rniG which will the largest andmcst crcu
Funm Ina, my & goods are warranted to be your
nv ana can M G'! ecapG Bear mind that ship Ridge
M w u nh is is @ of The quality goods
, To % WnrGno M R@cs and Book Shelves cheaper cheapest
Chamber
o pou c @ "nd Sec em supply Sewing good
un @ ns @ & 1em H % that most of The machines largely
DW niue merit The
% R""n @ XS"n @ & % %n"eess runs Ieht and win
o1wavs aW H % can refer that using
ans
e s"y & All orders entrusted will have
tunuc neatly
a to make Order Lumber and Shingles profits Sew
ehadt
lnc. DON ia to call before purchasing w pIPS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14

uWEnt hns earth dearcr IN palace or grove,
Than musiU ut nIghtrun flom lips that We love.

mWGnt ms earth de1rcr IN palace or grove,
Than music ut nlghtran flOni lips that VIC love"
All! yos. Music, Sweet Music. does
make Home, Sweet Home. happier and
dealer and the hend Of family that in
these days of culture and progress does
not place n Piuno or IN Organ in his
home, doprives himself md denr ones of
vast amount Of pure and refiDing en- njoy-
ment. Our Sunny Southland hns in the
past ten years taken wonderful step
1orSard III Musical development and the
grand question now being ngitatnd in her
millions OF homes is'not ".Silali we buy III
instrument" but "IIow and where shall
we buy it." And it is n perplexing qucs.
tion, too. The rapors arc now flood .d
with flaming advertisements Offering woa
de,ful bargains of 81 900 Pianos for, $.97,
II Stop Orguns for $50. One friend ad.
viseE this. and another that end so Oh
until tho Worried buyer becomes actaall;.
afraid to buy at all, lest 20 be cheated
and SO delay s until some unscrupulou,
travelling agent comes along and "scnops
him in" with n cheap, "snids' instru-
ment. which, in the ohd, proves source
OF modification, rather than of enjoy
ment.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14

= PERRY, Ga, April Ii, 1879.
nave watched the use OF the mcdcine now
Rno"n MS ''Swirs Syphilitlc Speclic' since the
year 1s21-over so ycars--and have never heard
commnnno3 m m,IMre 10 cure when properly taken.
lsSo md 1855. and also did ! number OF my
noignDorS ana IN every case that came within
n,?rother-in-law, orc? George Walker, bought at auc.
non s!are not tedrrdnted. After the purchase
IT. was discovered that he had had Svph;iis for
twelyc yearS' Ills head was without 4 hnlr on
~ H. re treated him with this remedy, and In
i0ur weeks lie was sound and wen, and in n
short time had as fine head OF hair as was
EYER S, Owned BY Legro. He owned this slave
ThatiH ha y SSaSr anu ne never had any return or
be e c,ires Smon4 hnnIreds OF instances or rcmorK-
past lIfe Ihaye never known q remedy tint
WOULD 80 fdily accomplish what it is recon-
hehaca 10 90 II. L. DENNARD.
TIE 1Ird SWIFT SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, rroprie.
Sold by ali Druggists
Call for copy OF Young Mems Friend"
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Corner West Broad and Harris Sts., Savannah
Georgia.
MANY COMBINATIONS

have been tried, but none with such hopnv re.
suits as Rnnkin's Extract OF Buchu ana Junin.
81 ei' III YOU are suffering from my derangcment
weakness In the Back or Hip, get botticMone
or two will relieve YOU
This article has been before the public for
nearly ten years, and its sale Is constantly In
crcaslng-and that with very little advertising
EtWnlch proves It to be an article Of merit. we
nave testimonials from some OF the leading
physicians or Georgia, South Carolina and
iE,iQrina, and other States: In regard to its re.
ease asfS ~ as 1nTrec and remedy for the dis
Prepared only by Hunt, RANKIN 81 Lamar
druggists, Atlanta, Ga, and for snle by all
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14

THE FRENCH SENATE has defeated
the Scr"fin de hste, and thereby dealt
a blow at 0ambetta. The present
method of election is by tho IScrutin
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, or election pre-.
cincts, similar to our Congressional
districts which elect Congrcssmcn
separately. The Sc,uttn de fiste pro.
poses to have representatives chose,
as our Presidential electors are chosen
by all the voters Of the State. Both
methods have been in use at difFercn,
times In France: The latter is Gam.
betta's pet scheme, but President
Grevy opposed it; and 1t ia claimed
that these worthless arc at loggerheads
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14

1T HAS BEEN discovered through al,
Insurance policy, dated 1924, that the
late Lord Boaconsfleld was really born
dn the Parish Of St. Mary Axe, popu-
!arly known as Symmetry Axe. This
is not ~ aristocratic a portion of Lon
don as that which he subsequently,
claimed as his place Of nativity. But
why shouldn't u great man select his
birthplace as well as his place of
burial?
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14
MACON. Ga, Nov. I. 1870

MACON. GA, Nov. l, 1879.
Dr: Q. j. MoHett- Dear Sir-Wc have been
nandllng Tcethinn for several yea s. and the
demand increases as the article becomes intro
uuCed ana Is known. Our sales average from
TWO 70 three &! oSS per month. We believe thot
your Teethina (Teething Powders) will cyentIl
aily become standard and Indispensable artf-
clc lor an no single instance has ii Iilcd to oivc
sati.factton No complaint has ever been made
to us, hence we conclude that it does ali Won
clalm for ID. Merit il bound to succeed "
HUNT, RANKIN g. LAMAR, Druggists.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14

COLONEL BoYKlN should investigate
the charge mado in the New York
Heraid that Parson Neuman was de-
privcd Of the chaplaincy Of Castle
Garden In New York because he
combined ticket selling with 70.
ltgion. If he Is notin good
standing with the New York I'm.
migration Commissioners he should
not be made the medium of any com.
munication with the immigrants them.
selves. 1t Is true the charges Of mis.
representation made By certain North
Carolina immigrants against Mr..
Ncuman. arc fatty contradicted by
third parties; still it is as well to be
careful.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14

A DIMLY BURNING Kerosene lamp
auffocatcd Roman Catholic Priest the
other 1ight. There is something cx-
hilarating ia being blown ali 70 pieces
by a lamp, but auffocation ia moro
inglorious than being talked to death
by book agent.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14

LIGHTNING. last week, struck barn
In Ma'Vland in which twenty people
were congregated, killing four per-
sons and injuring several others. 1t
was not "Jcrscy lishtning," or the
mortality would hnyc been greater.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

=, NO DAHdER IN TAXING MAY ArrLE LIVER
person, but go penetrating that they clear tito
system Of all impurities, Ind gently eycltc the
iycr 70 healthy action. Price Is cents per box.
'Sold by Hllhtuggists In this county. ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14
n.%NN;SNnRO, S. G..

TIE NEW York Werala thi,hs that
C"nkling's true missioN s,ow is TO start
lhird party.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14
FRESH GROCERIES !

SUGARS, assorted. Cof1ecs, Rio,
y Laguayra and Old Gov. Java.
Rio and Old Gov. Java Roasted.
Teas, Black, Imperial, Gunpowdel
and Young Tyson.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14

- "A Rock Hill merchant says that
prohibition thcre' is worth three or
four factories. People now come in,
get their supplies and 90 home to
work. Susteaa Of loafng about town
&nd drinking.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14
WHERE TO BUY. HOW TO BUY,
THE QUESTION SOLVED.

Ours to answcr. Ours to point tho place
to buy good, honest instruments at honest
prices. Ours to save buyers from imposi
tion and overcharging. The mission Of
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-14
CANNED GOODS.

Pears, Peaches, Pincspplcs. To-
matoes, Salmon, Corned Beef, Deviled
Ham and Turkey, Sardincs, &c.
Macaroni and Cheese, Ginger Pre-
serves, Pin Head Oat Meal, Cooper
Gclatine, Mustard, Black Pepper and
Nutmcgs.
Baldwin Catsup, Cross 81 Black
Wells Chow Chow, Empire Chow
Chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea s. Per-
rims Worcestershire Sauce.
j. + McMASTER g. 60.
sept II