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, 1881-11-16

That concurrence Of circumstances with
policy which we call good-luck begins to
attend this Government. Ayoub Khan,
the Afghan Pretender, has at length been
totally defeated, has lost Herat, and has
fed for refuge into Persia. kilograms from
Quota of October 18th announce the
facts, adding that the immediate cause of
flight was the defeat of Sirdar Adde'S
Salem, Ayoub's father.in law, followed by
the submission Of Luinab, the Governor of
Herat, who risked a battle outside the
city, and on his defeat made terms.
Abdurrahman is therefore, master Of the
whole Dourani Empire and AfghaniStan,
in consequence of British retirement, is
:. united, strong, and friendly the
professed object Of the Tory policy Of
invasion and blOodshed. Another tele-
gram, speedily we hope to be confirmed,
announces that Lord Ripon has withdrawn
all British troops, leaving a brigade only
at Ouetta, which is not Afghan, but be-
longs to the Khan of Khelat, the ruling
chief in Beloochistan. That is a useful
position, because it enables us to support
the Khan, whose authority over the tur.
bplept Belooch tribes is beneficial but
it is the only position which ought to be
held Ley0nd the frontier, and that should
ae abandoned, if The Khan ever deems
himself strong enough to stand alone.
Our business is in India, not in Central
kSia,
, 1881-11-16

The papers are still full of speculations
as to the intention of the Sultan in sending
his Commissioners to Egypt. The Com.
missioners themselves have lone nothing
beyond scolding the Egyptian Colonies
and giving them presents from the Sultan;
and have explained no policy, unless it
were in a long, private interview with the
Khedive. Nevertheless, the European
Governments are convinced that the
object of the Mission was to assert the
Sultan's sovereignty, and have given two
or three gentle hints that he had better
recede. The French and English Ambas-
sailors at Gonstantinople have spoken
with a ~plainness, of which the Suit an COM
, 1881-11-16

The journals both Of France and Ger
many are much pre-occupied with NJ.
Gambetta. 1t is certain that that states
man disappeared from Paris for some
days, and that he visited Germany, and
it is asserted that he went to stay with
Prince Bismarck at Varzin. The Times
correspondent in Paris, i'll a very singular
communication, IN which bis own person
atty is a little too prominent, asserts that
Prince Bismarck desired this interview
in 1875, and wished him to be interme-
diary. He consented, but finally thought
it better to suppress the invitation. The
journey is, of course, most roundly denied
by NJ. Gambetta'S intimates but as Sc
crecy was essential to the visit, and as
they admit that he was in Germany, and
as they invent rather absurd reasons for
his visit, we should say the balance of
probability was in favour of the interview.
M. Gambctta about to accept power
would make some sacrifice for a" frank"
talk with the German Chancellor, who
for his part, desires to see, and if possible
overawe, all the important men in Eu-
rope.
, 1881-11-16

Tt is affirmed that M. Gambetta, on
Thursday, beld q conversation of two
hours with NJ. Gr6vy, and that the latter
finally summoned him to power. M.
Gambetta accepted, stipulating that he
should choose his WI Cabinet; but
requested Il delay, as he wished that the
existing Ministry should meet the Cham
Der. Under this arrangement, he will
not be Premier till Nov. mber 10th. The
decision upon this point is not final, but
it seems unreasonable to suppose that
NJ. Gambetta will defend the management
of the Tnnis expedition, for which he
was not responsible. though he approved
the general plan TO make the Bey a
vassal. He must wish, moreover, to see
General Fare, who is his own man, &C.
quilted or condemned by the Chamber,
before finally forming his Ministry, in
which it is said that NJ. de Freycinet.
his old War Minister at Tours, will be
Minister at War. We take it to be certain
that the debate on Tunis will be very
bitter. The French are excited in a high
degree, and the Deputies can and will
make statements about the condition Of
the Army which the journalists avoid.
The waste of strength without results
has been frightful, the regiments being
depleted of their best men until, in many
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07
may 7
TAX NOTICE.
AUDITOR's OFrlcR.

AuDITon's OFFICE,
xr,, MAY 8, 1881.
ME books Of this ofico will be Oman
Il from Juno LIST to July 20, 1881. to
receive returns of personal property own
Gd by each taxpayer on the ist dav Of
Juno. All male persons between tho ages
OF twenty ono and sixty years are liable to
poIi-taX' and will report accordingly.
FOR tho accommodation of taxpnyers |
Will bo at the following places on the
days specified for the purpose of receiy.
ing returns, viz: '
Woodward's, from tho arrival of freiobt
tram, Juno Sth, to departure of south
bound passenger train Juno 9th.
White Oak, June 10.
Dnrham's, Juno II,
CaldwelIs Store, Juno IS.
Gladdon'a Grove, June IA.
Ridgewny, Juno 15 and l6.
Bear Crock, Junel7
Blythcwood, Juno 18.
Jennings Store, Juno 20.
Jenkinsville, Juno q.
Monticello, Juno % and 23.
Buckhead, June 81.
Feasterville, juno 28 and 20.
Please take notice that the Office in
Winnsboro will TO closed during NV
absence at tho above appointments and
open on all other days during the m.
pointed time. "p
I. N. WITHERS.
n"y io-tu Auditor +. c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07
BRIC-A- A-BRAC.

The telephone has reached Egynt
bpt the Sphinx cannot be induced r.
say "hello." "
The king of Zanzibar travels will
tour hundred trunks. The king mus
be All American girl.
The last New England carthouake
turns out to have been nothing morf
than the noise produced by big rum
One can get an idea Of the bound
less wealth Of this country by looking
at tho enormns stealing our people caiI
stand. wv
Grant speaks of"my old Secretary
or state" with much tho same famii-
larlty as he would speak of "my
old bull dog"
1t appears that Lord Dufferin will
not succeed Sir Edward Thornton as
the English minister at Washington.
This will let some other duffcr i'm.
--"Will the coming man use both
handsr asks an exchange. If he goes
to a picnic he will, for ho will have TO
pull with both hands to get tho ticks
A section of the day ofiudgment {;
Gabricl--"Come, Roscoe, get those
bones together and hurry mp-"Yps,
yes, Gabc, in just minutc--I'm col.
iccting Tommy Plat; go on with your
tootingW
"A Connecticut man has invented
a brecch-loading pipe, which can be
discharged and reloaded without BEING
relighted and saves vast amount of
time and matches and yexation OF
spirit. -
1t IS denied by tho Butler family
that the man who is to be hanged ont
west is connection of theirs. We
hope this donial will reach tho place
OF execution in time to save the poor
fellows neck.
=, Prof. Atwater has found out that
there is no more brain food in fish than
in meat. Is it possible then that the
intellect of Boston comes from beans
after all instead of cod fish?
- AN excited old maid in q tcmper-
ance lodge few evenings since read
an original poem entitled, "The lips
that touch liquor shall mover touch
minc," and the young mon present
lilo came into tho office and said
"4ou SEQ, my brothers are shocmak.
crs, and they lnendcd my shoes. Now
why am like Joseph, of Biblical his.
toryr' We give 1t up. "Why, be.
cause | was aolcd, by my brothers"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07
ATTENTI(,y =,
LADIES.

HAVING determined to "CL6o
OOI our stock of Spring Drp
Goods, wo offer you from this dan
unusual bargains in same. We hav\
" complete line of these goods, ane
parties will do well to coll, examin,
and price these before purchasing
we would also call your attention t,
our line of Fancy Muslin and Line,
Lawns. In white goods we arc "Ful
Up" Our line of these goods con
slsts of Linen Lawns, Victori,
Lawns, Bishop Lawns, Plain, Plaic
and Striped Nainsooks, Jaconets
Cambrics, Piques, Plain and Plaic
Swiss, &c, &c. Lacos, Laces
Laces. Edsings, Edgings, Edg-
ings.
CALL AND SEE FOR YOUR
SELVES.
McMASTER, BRICE 81 KErCHIN
may7
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07

PERRY, Ca, April II, 1870.
nave watched the use or the medicine now
kmo" n rs 'Swlf's Syphllittc Specinc' since the
year ls21.-over so Sears--and have never heard
oa vi Inllure 10 cure when properly taken. I
Conmenced theruse OF It on my slaves between
lsSo and 1885, and also did 4 number of nv
ne!Hnoors and IN every case that came within
my knowledge 1T effected cure In 1885 INV
orother-in-law, Geogge Walker, bought at auc-
ii"M WSs sGsc NOT Aer ths purchase
a Hm head . Wtis remedy and and n
sEnr+ sHur weeks ne was sound and well, and in a
snort time had MS flne head OF hiAr as was
ever owned by Eegro. He owned this slave
many years. and he never had any return Of
me disease, nor lost days work This is only
0he 1i among h9ndfeds OF Instances OF remarka.
pie cures made by this medicine In ali nv
past life have never known a remedy thai
mendcd to do. II. L. DENN ASn
TIE THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, proprie.
SOldby all Drllggtsts
Call for copy OF young Mems Friena."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07
Tho inquest on. him will .abe held to-

y
dY. = 81
1t was because his house was az
scsscd at too high u rate for local taxa
tion that Prince Bismarck threatened
to remove the scat Ofyovernment from
Berlin. 1t is time that this tcsty old
gentleman should be suppressed.
+. The New York news boys sell
copies of tho revised New Testament
ON the streets. That's just what might
hayc been expected. They arc a hard
! set Of boys and have no more use tor
. Testament than grasshopper has for
Il pistol pocket in his pants.
Two gentlemen there arc who
feel deeply and truly grateful for the
; cloud Of dust raised by Mr.. Conkling.
Mr.. Dawes is one of them and MIR:
IIoar is the other. They got behind
it Immediately aud arc now sate in
MASSACHUSETTS, re-alraugng their dis
ordered waistcoats.
The New York UeiMld says that
fourfi of Tic bodies that reach the
morgue in that city are sent there by
whiskay. II the Herald would 90
little further back, it would find that
the bodies in every case attacked tax
whiskey first. Nothing is more peace
whiskey undisturbed.
+ "A little miss has grapdfathc
l who has taught 'Ecr to open and shu
5 his crush hat. The other day, how
ever, he came with an ordinary Sill
}, one. Suddenly lie sees the child com
y ing with the new stovc-pipc wrinklc'
y like an accordion. "Ob, grandtaQ,,
G en-" she says, "ths one is very hard
d., Gol t,c CT nn - l,yf I pon't Upt
d more than half Shut
n This man is Philadelphia,
1t Whnt large hat he wears! The larg
l. hat is a sign of brothcrly love, IN
Philadclphian is happy. See what
1t broad smile expands his fcatpre'
,a Why does the Philadclphian thus rela
ID Ills countcnance? It's because Nc!
20 York can't have any worlds far
1heyc are many Philadelph{ans in til
IS. world.
y, -"You look so happy that l SUI
rs pose YOU have been to the dentist al
Je had that aching tooth pulled" said .
,;s Galveston man to friend with a sS
len Jaw. "It amt that that make -,
-, look happy. The tooth aches q sf
'i- than ever, but l don't mindat S,1
~ is that?" "Wcll, 1 feel SO, S,S
.:St cause have been to the .,sG""
1s 1s' he was out" and the har { IStor
ic Ho pigeon-wing on the sids p ta,'ia st,a
nI mI They were discrSs 9m %messmom sane1,
cc ~ route swindlc at thsS ITO. br;be
w. w. ''Thcre is no eXcus.o h;s snn i
rs rs' listening to men + ~ resnoUd. res sod. !
nd mem, sa'o , ing 8 2the congress- t
nd y y 90 uo not % %hns & 3hat Brady had
ter Ell th9 Sou'e S.STer have found c
the men a'a y : Te wanted to bribc 3
to to say, = = To listen to him to c
out WIZ = ANT business"
sci tintS St has long since awarded
clr e 1Eir ViGor the foremost
,iai = Tg reliable Hair Restora-
natS & Gds, etfcctual, agreeable and
by tYfy harmless. 1t makes the
aan, M u and mxuriant, and old ace
Nn! D H. Il unfa shionnhle e
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07
EyxaEzl
70 III

w est aeo Of r1,nIG % whic wb the cheap
Fune csewa @ m my & goods are m to Your
way Bvted a can iy eePSr Bear goods Rlge @
new supv @ d Wi h the quality goods
Tc araet tU nH @ Kks and Book Shelves cheapest
Don G ana see them MahSos good ns
ua lied @ nye b imemoeG 1 % that most of most aoy
~ @ yeaon noscless light Ior tine % booa you
competitors are unn it, ovd @
raco All orders entrusted promn % an
prices Furniture una at
prepared to make to order Lumber o
me- Don't fail purchasing elsewhere r. w ~ 1nough
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07

JEFFERSON DAVIS, in his book, sits
down protty heavily OH Joe Johnston
and Beaurcgar<a the former for gen
orally disregarding instructions, and
tho latter for losing the battle of
Shiloh after Sidney Johnstonhaa won
it. Hc also shows .conclusively by
,lcttcrs Of tho members of the original
Confederate Congress that Toomba
was not the first choice for President
lie would have appointed Hon. II. w
BaEuwcll Secretary of State had no
the Soath.C Carolina delegation nominal
cd Mr.. Mcmmingcr for the treasury
The book is admirably written, ant
it stands out for the right Of sccessio,
TO the bitter end. Mr.. Davis is seven
.ty-thrcc years old, but still has tho fiji
of youth about him.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07

MACON. Ga, Nov. l, 1879.
Dr. G. j: Monett- Dear Sir-we have been
doma daama1hg Ieethina for several yeas. and the
auced and Is kaown. Our sales average from
Two TO three 6: OsS per month. We believe that
your Iecthfna iTeething Powders) will eyentu.
ally become standard and Indispensable arti-
cle lor t no single iastance has it failed to 0;re
sonydcton. No complaint has ever been made
clalin for 1T. Merit is bound TO succeed
HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR, Druggists.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07
MAKING WATCHES.

betcctiVe Watch Cases arc one OF tho chief
9uses OF 80 many watches not being good
YNe pieces The cases being thin and not fit
w well. admit dust and dirt to the move
NY. Which soon interferes With tho running
pA Not the watch nccessltating cleaning, re.
paAY, &C., and the amount thus paid out II
appAl toward buying q good case In the be-
ginnN would have saved all this trouble and
c>penA We have recently seen case that
meets Athese requirements, 1t having been
carried Mover twenty years and still remains
perfect. e refer to the JAS. BOSS Patent
stiGened bid Case, which has become one
OF the stapierticles OF the Jewelry trade,
possessing ass does so many advantages over
all other waR cases, being made Of two
heavy plates oRlid gold over plate Of COM
Posstion. And wRdvise all our readers to ask
Weir Jewccr for Sard or catalogue that Will
Nplaln the manne On which they are made.
is the only stihped Case made with two
tes OF gold, seamlS pendants, and centre,
"a joints, crown piees' &C., all Of which are
Yea by letters pateA Therefore buy no
n,o leforc consulting a8weler who keeps the
soIf ffoss' Patent stinhed Gold Case, that
coyeN learn the dinere9e between it and
case gions that claim tope equally good.
JAS. Il by all responsible &&welers. Ask to
you ma srrant that accom Nfies each case,
MI ,m,tAe persuaded that al other make OF
For sal Sod' ., @p II
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07
MUSICAL HOMES
--~ARE--
HAPPY H0MI EsS
uwhat has earth dearer in palace or grove, i u
,'n yn,,sis at nightfail FROM lips that We love-

TSaa ldusis aS at at nghtia fro lips ,hat iove
All, YES, Music. Sweet Music does
make Home, Sweet Home. happier and
Isnrsr and the head Of family tbst IN
thest, DAYS of culture and progress a0eS
'md'n m"t nl"ce "ce a Piano or On Organ in his
hoy homc p Ieprives himself and dear ones of
nV = vnst amount of pup and refining enjoy
" ment. Our sunnYfonthland hasain the
,,"st ten years talsn wonderful istep
itorward t""S In Murhl development and tho
milti"" !4,,,ns.n. Sut "How and where shall
IDS nasihr,u,~r'I;.And h,,~ !. it is perplexing ques.
.:tn We oIS -. ;sThe papers are now flooded
Ion' ;.h' ss9ffg advertisements offering won.
Ia,f ,Sa,s aArgains Of $1,000 Pianos for $"07,
u,'2 az 2FOrYnns for ,s5. One friend ad-
~ fhis. an another that. md so on,
sT the worried buyer becomes actually
'lytld to buy at all. lest 9 be cheated,
I'D so delays until some unscrupulous
travelling agent comes along and scoops
him in" with n cheap, "snide" instru-
ment WHICH, in the end, proves source
Of modification, rather than of enjoy
ment.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07
sPRiCfAI, Ii NOTICES.

No DANGER IN TAXING MAY APPLE ,o,,nnsa dhvEa
PiLIS-They arc harmless 10 tie no"e ,oor n"o, Ia
systHm OF ali impurities, ind gently cyCnc ,Hx S,,o
liver TO healthy action Price 10 Genus pe' ooN'
Sold by all druggists in this county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07

PIEERE Lt,nRlLLAiJ''s 1roqNoie is tlrc
first American horse that bas won the
Derby since the races were INSTITUTED
9 hundred years ago. England docsn''
exactly know whit to say about it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07
----s RlT, WHY HEslrArE9

IA ~, 0 discoveries looking to the
w Amons- z 2melioratlon 5i OF the human race.
,;s nnpp5 SId's Female Regulator woman :
iis T"n. mr. ", By 1t woman Is cinancipate e ,
- perlcss Ills peculiar to her sex. Be,
rs 20 Gagtc power all irregularities OF the
~ dnist. It cures "whites." suppression
NC p-Tmenses.' and removes uterine obstruc-
~ cures constipation and strengthens
= System, braces the nerves and purIfies. the
g Gd: u never falls. as thousands OF women
rt1 ntlePared pa @ by Dr.: j. Bradneld, Atonta, Ca,
price 81 oo per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
THoMAsyiLLE, Ga, June 49, 1878
l nave been selling Br0dnelds Female Repu-
dator ior years, and It still continues popular
an eYldence OF Its being nll claimed for 1t. can
recall Instances In which It afforded relief after
oil the uSual remedies had failed.
81, CASSELS, Drugpfst
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07

IT costs about rs much to carry II
bushcl Of corn from Columbia to
Blackstock as it docs to take a bushel
from ST. Louis via New Orleans to
Europe. Competition is tho life OF
trade.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07
!, SOUTH CAROLINA.
4 OF FAIRFIELD


~rATE AaS Esq. Probate Judge.
r,8ss,Sttie E. starnes hath
ByJ R: D0tXSSy af thS Sesssssa: ssts.s and
W modn suMy,, r cite and admon-
w dam';nistS m%ar iS tho kSred md cred
'sIs Sects n' of Joseph Dn nrFors
These arc, therefor sbate @ Is' Nbs boId o1i0o ot
ish oil and singuiar S. C'.No DIST
\ ituls OF tho said %ublicSoF hero.
deceased, that they bds srenoonIs\ shew
me- E";,a IN a,t, thS S Court of Psswhy thy;& ad.
day of June, after Nils StlA ! of
Of ct i o'clock in tho ftSS IA
cause, if any thoy have, up, NJ
ministrntion should not hs ~NA
Given under my hand N
June, Anno Domini 1881. S\Ar N
jun -t1x1
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07

TIE New York Ueruld still insists
that Roscoe is the 1874 to start q third
party.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07

SAMMY TILDEN would not be Senator
If he had II lease Of life for q hundret
years. .
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07
P0lities Of tho Week.

The Rcadjuster Convention has met
In Virginia, and, after two days
wrangling, has nominated a man
named Cameron for Governor. The
contest was very heated at first, sever
al candidates being III the field; and at
one time it looked as if there would be
a split. Malone swayed the convention
absolutely. Seven hundred and thirty
delegates werc present, Of whom
seventy-fivc were .eolored. Riddle
berger was not placed. Conkling sent
Ntahone telegram expressing sympa-
thy with his aims. Whether this will
help Malone with Garfield Is q qucs-
tion. The Virginia Democrats will
soon have their ticket in the field and
the battle will begin. The Republi'
cans have not decided whether to help
rk, Mahone or not.
es The contest in Albany is still IL;
he, decided. Conkling still holds hi:
. thirty-flvc followers. The half-brecd'
have about sixty votes, but they canno
combine on any one man. The Dem
ocrats still hold aloof, while tho half
breeds profess to be jubiant; the stal
warts say that their opponents vii
never be able to combine on anybody
and TINT Conkling will hold the key te
the situation. Governor CornclP
conduct l. exciting eq2gmap&4r &4re Wa, W.
'a"cfeaf(ire Of Conkling's, and was
turned out Of office by Hayes. In re- :,
Venge Conkling: made Cornell Cover ,
nor. Now Cornell refuses to take anv
definite stand; and, while he processes
friendship and loyalty to Conkling, he
allows himself to- be voted for, and is :
really the most prominent man IN the
r'ce. This looks like base inerati- {
tude. t
The Republican members Of tho !
Now York Legislature appear to be a {
pack of precious scoundrels. While q
Conkling's power was at it's flood '
they fawned upon him like so MANY '
spaniels. Now that he is down, they I
all give him kick, hoping to be re- +
warded by Garfield. No decent man G
can have any respect for such out
rageous ingratitude.
1t Is predicted that this quarrel will
defeat the Republicans in Ohio in !,
October, and Governor Foster, who a.
desires to succeed himself, is in some
alarm. Thurman is mentioned as the IL
Democratic candidate for Governor in b
that State. 1t would be glorious if he
could be elected. t.
The election for Congressman to u u
succeed Hon. M. P. O'Conor from the .
second district takes place on the 9th ,e
instant. Mr.. Oibble, Of Orangeburg, a.
the Democratic candidate, would make 81
" good representative. Mackey pro-
tests there is no vacancy, but has o.
shrewdly arranged that the Rcpubli- ~ ~
cans shall vote for him ANYHOW, 80 VI
that he may have two chances for n,
getting the Office. It is uncertain now Il
whether the Republicans will control Il
the next Congress, owing to tho Re-
split. An unscrupulous Re- M
publican majority is Mackey's chance. ~ :"
Otherwise Mr.. Dibblc will Get the p.
seat, unless the Democrats do not turn u
out on Thursday.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07
I'M C11AnI onnr

PROHIBITION IN CHARroTrE.-Pro.
hibition went practically into effect in
Charlotte on the first instant. The
liquor dealers of that city procured an
order from Judge Shipp requiring the
Mayor to appear before Judge Eure at
Columbus, Polk county, on tho oath
ultimo, and show cause why an iniunc.
ton should not be issued against on
forcing the recent prohibition ordi.
naDces adopted by tho board OF alder
men. Mayor DeWolfc, and Col. Fl.
=. Jones, as attorney, went to Colum-
bus on bchalfof the city, and W. II.
Bailey, Esq, on behalf Of the LIQUOR
dealers. Judge Euro refused to grant
the injunction, and, therefore, the Or
dinances went into operation at tho
time contemplated. The defeated par-
ties have appealed to the Supreme
Court, but that does not stay tho effect
Of the ordinance. Tho Denaocrat. from
which we get the above information.
learns that the wholesale liuuor deal.
ers and the wholesale lager beer deal
ers will now contest tho ordinances os
regards their branch of the business.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07
go, A.. apil 8. 1878.

SELMA, ALA, April 8. 1878.
p,easure in stating that have used your Msni tit
great suceess She looks much ~ SeG,I H'ch ne s,,
pcrior. therefore recommend ,his meGiSlhie H;tie
to ali who wish to.improye tncir s. sIoSn
and horses as it Is truly Wnat AZ IKSbhYSER.
to be. Very respectfully, a. hA
E.pAu1a. Ala, July, 1878. :,
Mr.. Shoentcld: ust.d one sack OF your S'%oh rn.
Feed Oh by COW, with very satisfactory oNd sEi
suits. she had RECENTLY hropped ner cat' nf vo,r
Stock X Feed = edih she was rapidly improved in hesi'
and milk. Very reSpecttuIEh II DENT
so,d by the druggists OF this county,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-06-07
WHERE TO BUY. HOW TO BUY.
THE QUESTION SOLVED.

Ours to answer. Ours to point the place
to buy good, honest inst rumcnts at honest
prices. Ours to snycbuyers from imposi
tfon and overchargfng. The mission Of