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Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
LJSg.est tA Jhii

Marsha, MrMu}li:. arrived a. New
CAsFle Yesterday, with tne uIuderous
ssti,or Antoine C.r,o. the detail, OF
wl"s- alte'nr - Ln o. cape wtrernh hll<hed
IN Yesterdays ltLrrbLIrAr The pris-
untr Is a Brazilian about ID wears OF
age, and IL represented 'ss " desperate
character. CorSO inn'ie no rhi+GtlNu 10
a aomt,tuy the oliiCtrs. hr will b.
trlel IN this city ueSr mon h.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Slightly incorrect

The Miss Auna II. Clark Il''ll,u N
the residence Of her grandpaFennN N N
and Mrs. Henry Clark, ntar nns,| ,'n,
wine Springs, on Wednr'day 'sr a,r,1
last, was a daughter Of the ,,15,n ,lt n'
Clark, deceased. and not N.r ..,s
reported. The golden weddl'!n',a,
TO was celebrated some year EI
consequently will not be ce''"
second time.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
A Ca-penter InJnfeu'

Yesterday afternoon "'", "a NlIls
meu wer" engaged a5 Ae'S S,. ,ap
board on Mhicil u carp t'''' Lin 10
ing gave way rreclpi.a w. h',ard srib'
ground, I'll. end OF th' o'"'" .a, ,biu
him on the cheek, above 'I'' '1arssp (I
fl cling a painful but no' u =, I he led
wound. His name could nv
,I
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
The Phoenix Narshals.

Last evening the phpniN Fire Com
pauy held a meeting for the purpose OF
making arrangements for their visit to
the tournament at Recalling. During
The evening the following marshal,
were elected:
Chief Marshal-Geo. e. X .einstuber.
Company Marshal-Jame, A anderson.
Assistant Mar .hal--J. II Walker.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
- -
A Prize Fight.

A brutal prize light between two boys
is said to have taken place Al a lttie
village called KaOlin in New Garden
Township Chester county, near the
State lin, ',sv last week. To .h-
discrcdit q, one ..e!ghborhuod it is sa!,!
hat large number of the residents
gathered around to witness the ont!lct
as they would dog fight.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Personals,

Edward Thatcher, formerly "
tiana Hundred, and q taiu'tE;i i,,sr, .
sidiag in philIip-burs, Ne" n.i,rp1 ,
on a visit to his friends III pS, nd
and aled al the kEFtFAi'N'
yesterday. ,,, r4tp.d
Solomon Staats has lus' amop,I
from ii few weeks rus;icail'l 4T rna,tj
the evergreen hills OF 'hfS'''
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

Aza,.fk Red UcIlOn

in sewing machines OF ''i hstnre . bu.
and see Tor yourselves peiT nlJ,vs AL
and don't be suIIed by ir'v.'l'n1n own !.
Come to the office; DC ""' ;. +he Ia
and save from $40 70 81, ~ ~, =, Na
Sewing machine office, No. -
street. II. W. BYE
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
The u. y. lbisi icS Ourt.

The L lited States District Court mot
tuis morning at 1O19 o'aioclS, but after
consultation bet Wetn the Attorneys cen
cerned on,i there being no cases Of in-
portance ready fr ttiai, the Jurles
were dismissed until the regular term
in October
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Person al.

Professor S. T. Ford has just return.
I'd from his summer vacation which he
has been er nu'ng at Ocean City, Girls
neld and other places on the Peninsula.
ie Intends to commence organizing
c!9sst i'll elocutlnn and oratory imme-
Giatr!y 'nl will be glad to me his
o.u scholars
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
40. u. w,

Lodge No. Ancient Order OF nited
Work nginen, will be instituted this
evening at Newark. The new lodge
starts with charter roll Of twenty five
nrn. bers, composed OF some of the ii irst
citizens OF Newark and vicinity. tn,
odges OF his city and also New Castle
have been invited, and it is expected
tnat they will be present, 20 take part
in the ceremonies.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
FIFTH Edition
STILL BETTER.
'ihe President Passe. a cou,.
bic Ntrht

Special Correspondence OF tbop
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Son. "
.. m.--Eeports from Lor,n J."
10 o''o a. M, state that tho H.
passed a very comfortah,o '''
had an abundance of sleen n,
was 100, temperature 90 a., '1
ton 20 His general condition N.Y.
ses an encouraging day.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
DiAAtisttttKr;t.

A black mare and n"top buggy,
halonglns 10 Sylvester j. To ynSeuu,
disappeared tr"n The lawn ~ front OF
the residence IT Giles Lambspn in New
Castle Hundred last eVri!ing, and her
owner is now anXiousiy looking for his
property.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
IN whom II May Con'' '.rs

Persons Laviug sales ,s,v to c.,' Would
estate or personal proEot'ii re- pc iiactiopt'
well 70 cali on Drake " ,o,' thav are pI1
No. 6 f. Fourth street, az AZ, '"'i n, irea,onS'
tical auctioueers anu '
terms.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Soarcity OF .h'',,;ug &

Water,neons are bi,her. Tue
and prices are ruling Ing . S,S from sOtogs9,ijsJ
per piece for them s,. ~ ss5 ' per haDp''
at the wharf for slo 1o'~'
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
11ne IL Precious.

you find yonrself getting bilious,
head heavy, mouth foul, eyes yellow,
kidneys disordered, symptoms Of piles
tormenting you, take al once a few
doses Of kidrey-W Wort. 1t is nature s
great assistant. Use it as an advance
guard-don't wait to get down sick.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
xv.,,..,pen xv Doors

Patrick Gardner caIlru %a " wanted ant q
I'rnrl 1'o, imhroglio. He mas ~
sitting nit with closed doors
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
fsfsbp

Powell Bros. have on their stalls in
he Third street marke. the usual variety
OF fish, w: crocuS, white percn, trout,
bass, Nalibut, Ne.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
MAkKl AGES.

MO REX AlSER--On the 18th. at the res
dence OF The brides p'lents,;by Rev. Il. b.
Cook, MIR. James 5. No re and Miss Ella
NJ. Kaiser.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
| O'Clock Prices.

The O'Clock stock quotations of the New
York and Philadelphia Stock Exchange, re-
received over the private wire Of Elliott John
SOD & Co.. stock brokers ut Sixth and Market
ytra ns "A
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

Mr.. William Berger and Miss Sarah
Ann Med maid Of his city, we're mar
ried by the MAJOR OF Chest +, on 5atu
day evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
NFbf. New Syat'S,

The Jackson &; Sharr Co. yesterday
finished three handsome passenger cars,
for the Denver and Rio Grande narrow
guage railroad.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

A day OF prayer for the President.
Appropl late devotional service On Tues
day at 10 20 a. IN
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
a S,ssOh Resort,

John MANI /, W,imingtoI summer gar
den is the nicesG and cooie, tpiace for re-
fIeshmeus.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
Invitation.

Z \ YE care enough abou,
w strangers VISITS t
make them comfortable and
Instructive. Your parcels arc
checked ; a waiting-room is
provided, where you may
rest with ladies and children;
guides conduct you through
the house, or you wander at
will there are MAN. things
OF interest to see, and you
arc sure Of a wek ONE.
Drop in while waiting for
i train, or stop over if you
an afford the time.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13
MAT''1h n NElHAS'
Fashionable Hair dresser,
EO. 500 EAST &lgTH STREET

Switches dyed and rspN,red ANA c3n,ht,,.
lGhi9 to order. Shanpluint 3I,t done. Cr,
5oEiers can he waited OF vt .e3iusacr
SatlJ'ac't1n .uAr8nte'1.
N. i -'iest Of servaG5s 'vtNis.a srd ~,
s,1s .I '
Daily Republican., 1881-09-13

This is no idle talk we mean busins1s. and
win give convincing proof. 10 all who favor
US with a call. member AMI make no uis.
take IN regard to the place; it is
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29
i. IT: :H.4BENICHT.-
nnil toll G3 INCHES

inch to'l.C3 inches. ----------
The garrison hospital at Metz con-
tains complete stores and equipments, to
the smallest details, for 5000 sick for
three years. These stores are 1lutouch-
ed ii time OF peace.
President Harrison's grave, on
little hillock overlooking the Ohio river,
fourteen niles from Cincinnati, is
marked only by plain stone nearly hid
from view By weeds and other rubbish.
More than 5000 women are employ
ed in the railway Offices Of Austria. They
receive a sa'ary of Sl5 to $50 a month.
The majority of them are the widows,
wives OF daughters of defunct or active
male employees Oh the different roads.
"A brakeman who lost his arm coup
ling cars on the Iron Mountain road, has
brought suit for $4,000, on the ground
that the cars were of unusual construc-
ton. and that no notice of the fact had
been given him.
Christine Nilsson is to receive 81, 900
for each of her one hundred concerts III
this country next season. Manager
Henry 5. Abbey will also pay all her
travelling and hotel expenses, besides
giving onc-half Of the receipts after
$4,000.
What is supposed to be the outcome
Of Queen Victorias' visit to the Italian
lakes two years ago is said to be the pros
pect of matrimonial alliance between
the Princess Beatrice and Thomas, duke
Of Genoa, the only brother OF Queen Mar
uerite of Italy.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29
4 Bad Case.

i more shocking spectacle" exclaim-
ed the indignant old lady, Il never be-
held" The simple fact was that she
had surprised Julia's lover in the act Of
.iepositlng his head upon Ju!ia's shoald-
er, proceeding to which the young
lady was making no visible resistance.
Mrs. Marrowfat has very strict notions
Ct propyiety and went on to say: "Ihat
a daughter of mine should be capable of
permitting such liberty almost freezes
my blood to think of. How do you e1-
plain it, Julia?" Julia suffers her parent
to COIL off a little and then, with a
countenance as urdarnted as that of the
bronze gladiator on the mantelp;ece
haughtily says: ''Mother, you 10 both
Frank and me an injustice. We weren't
making love at all. had complained
of pain in my chest and he Was only
ounding my lungs
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29
ADDly Within.

Gen. Forsy the, Of Sheridan's staff, found
a hurloris: during bis recent tour of inspcc-
ton among the military posts of the ex-
treme Western frontier. Away tip in tie
foothills along Green River, he came upon
a station keeper. who lived in hut con-
taiping four stalls for animals, and COM
blnation par!or, kitchen, and sleeping
apartment, six by ten feet in SIZE. Over
the door, outside, in huge character letters,
Hotel de Starvation, l, 900 miles from hay
and grain, severity miles from wood, fl
teen miles from water, and ouly twelve
inches from H." The walls Of the room
are decorated with pictures cut frona police
publications Over the door, inside in char
Goa! letters foot in length, are the words,
God bless cur home" and in another
place the notice, "Wanted-a nice young
girl for general hcusework, Apply with
in"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29
TEInyTE or RESPECT.

Wu1EE..s. our beloved coEcade. WILLIAM
II, WILLIAMS, las been removed iron
among MS by the ruthless hand OF death
therefore be it
Resol,~a, That we, while humbly ane
with reverence submitting to the DIVINE
decree, deeply mourn the loss OF a true
--!--,-..:e,a er,,l,e- nf this Com pany.- Oh
ana tIIvU D:eal!---"-I ;'cUIIaT -wurr--~---
who, by his genial manner, cheerlui
readiness and devotion to duty, had en-
Geared himself to US al, and by his death /;
leaves place vacant indeed.
Rssolrcd, That we tender our heartfelt !
sympathy to the family of our deceased
friend and comrade in their great bereave-
ment.
Resolrcd, That a blank page in our
minute book be inscribed to his memory,
and that q copy of these resolutions be
transmitted to his family, and that they
also be published in the Winnsboro News
AND HERALD.
Extract from the minutes.
J.E. MCDONALD.
Secv. F. F. F. Co.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29
st Edward.

On Thursday, October 18th, curious
scene was witnessed in Westminster
Abbey, London. Being the feast of St.
Edward, the Coniessor, the chapel where
the remains of that King were deposited
is on that anniversary thrown open to
the public. From 10 A. N. until late in
the afternoon numbers Of Roman Catho-
lies, priests, laYmen and ladies were to
be seen praying around the shrine ofthe
saint. Some had prayer books, others
rosaries in their hands, and all were evil
IDENTIFY most earnest in their deTotions.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29
Fire in Winnsboro.

Shortly after midnight, Saturday.
some Of the citizens of Winnsboro
were reused by loud cries of FIRE, and
shortly after the harsh alarum of
the fire: bell brought all the rest out il.
the street. There could be no unccr-
tainty aSto the whereabouts Of the
tirc,-for from the higl elevation in
the upper OF the town, on which Mr..
C. II. McNasser's residence was stu
atcd "a glare as bright as Eoonday
lliumincd everything for miles around,
so that houses as far off as Mr.. James
McCuiiy's-Scven or eight miles
might be distinctly seen. The fire
originated IN woodhouse in the rear
of the main dwelling, but the wind
directly t. the -caSt-heth
We're soon wrapt in flames. In tLe
Df1rfcSt possible period several hum
ored persons Were on the ground, and
fiicr worked manfullv to save fhc fur
mi"fe and other valuablcs. In this |
t'icE partly succeeded, but the flames
aalsutioca.ing smoke drove them off
before their task was comyleted. Az
'hc height OF the CONFIRMATION sparks
were blown to great distance. falling T
III showers as far as the Col)eco
grounds ami even past Mr.. GarriSon.s
dwelling. The house was of heart
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29
CTEHE'.S SIZE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROL
c0-,.:Ty OF FAIRFIELD.

coy:TY oE FAIRFIELD.
.y,,aes & ,;cCants, as Administr|
t!ai:iiiii', vs.. ID. Il. wilson
Charles Edward Wilson, De]
ants. \
" pursuance of an order Of, tHc I
{ 81: Co"ln"n F|!lS, mace lh|
abovc-S:aied case. i vii! oiicT 10.
l,ct:,rc tho courthouse door III W
byro. OH tie first Monday i'll bHce.
rcx5. within the legal hours 81 Sa:
l,uj,I;c nu;crv. to the highest bic
tic ;uliowirg-,ic>criIcd propert!
Wit: ,
~, that plantation or tract OF
containing TWO HUNDRED ACRES:
or less. situate in the county OF
field and S;a;c Of South Carollhaia
houodc,s bv lands hcion@inS.te ''r -
fate of Thu,r~s +. EurHia"1 9oS'pt
Davis and others.
TERMS OF SALE:
Orc-half Of ihe purchase mones s,
na;1 in cash. the balance on Il ci:>'
Twelve months t'rolm tho cay u
r;tj, interest from the day OF SAFE
I,n scrnrer; !,y Il bond Of purc:la,S;e"ll
morrrarc o.. The premises; OF ;'''
at ''i' 0'' ". II. KERR
.,,.,. csco C.. &C. Z.
; WinnSboro. ). e.,
; November II, 1881.
! nov l2-td. q =
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29

New Advertisements
inst Received-R. NJ. Huey.

Local Eriefs.
mo. l0' didn't get to the fire
poor thing,
She said he had on ''ell Of a
dyke OUT.
The streets are being cleaned up
p good idea.
MIR. C. T. Gooding, of Charleston,
WAS in town for few days on ''busi-
ness.
Cotton was worth III on Satur-
day and on Monday it brought ll$.
MIR. r NJ. IIuey's new advertise
meut cppears in another column. lie
has Just received full line of canned
Goods, etc. of which he invites an eX-
animation. Read his advertisement
and then give him L call.
One of the most noticeable features
ofthe fire on Sunday morning was the
active part taken in it by Mr.. Fred a.
Stewart, the travelling agent for the
wcll-known notion house Of Huizlcr
Bros. of Baltimore. Mr.. Stewart,
though somewhat of L stranger to our
town could not have taken more inter
est or labored any harder had it been
his own residence that was being de-
s,rovcd. We know that whenever he
visits Wiunsboro hereafter he will al
WAYS receive hearty welcome rs one
of 1.-THE bows.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29

Eli RipIsi1s, have beeh identified WITH tE; Is E
on which John Sebastian Bach imraSssel
vised before Frederick the Great. All
are copies Of the instruments invented
by Christofari, the italian, and this fact
is thought to dispose of the claims made
for Silberman as the inventor Of the
piano. Another piano, also found there,
is believed to he one of STEMS, Mozarts
Augsburg friend. Two Schudi harpsi-
chords, one Of " hich is dated 1766 has
silver keys, have turned up in the same
place. Mr.. Hipkin's is to write about
them for Groves Dictionary of Music
and the "Encyclopedia Britannica"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29
---O-O

The tobacco from which the cigars
qr,. made j grown entirely i'll cohScV-
,..,or:cs ai,d tie cigars are madc on
mahovanv tables By thorou@iore"
Cnbaus in swa;,ow-tail coats aHd Wiiilc
kid cloves. When 4 man smokes one
of thcse cigars, he walks on ar ana
dreams That nc has diamond sc&ti
n;n and sixty-tivc-dollar s"lt OF
clothes, and has just married rch' II
,r,krs the breath sweet, and keeps l''c
teeth white. and will force 4 mHslac"'
on the Snoothcst lip III five weeks II
ner,,c.tes the house, window curtains:
closets and clothes with the dc!ica'c
odors and exquisite fragrance U
ibcliotrope, new mown hay, JocAe!
club and white rose. 1t will faster
the front gate every night, and carry
the paper in the morning, chase th'
isasrss 7t4ls, drixe the hens Z
cats from the Strr roc.z5 >,,::s=sr 7:;1?ss
water, and hardly ever fail tc make
one feel better all over. No we'll !
regulated family can properly Keep
house without them; for the man who I:
smokes this cigar will never cut wood
too long for the stove, never swear
when he puts up stovc-pipcs, never
step on lady'S train, join club or 90
down to the post-oflice after supper
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29

Z, Sllcr man hIlD8, appealF'-5
ssat a. =. Of ass all its strange llxuriance
upon 4aa na;, IN is Of greenbacks; wries from
his quiet home in Florida a courteous
little note, the chief interest Of which is
that it exhibits in curious manner the
great difference between his ordinary
handwriting and his remarkable sigma
ture. The latter, however, has lost
none of its unique perfection.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29
NOTICE.

> A"f, ~ @':e:i that az, ic :tion will le
: III :d': 10 II" Legislature II. lie c,.,v.
,"I session. f"r t?e incorporation o. :,
;>'':;':" G""Gr %ai:!o"l h,:t&.,cn Nirn.-
90 > '''' ,''' ui =" .:.>:ni:, u soire ,.u:u;
De ";tii the last two rl; ccs.
an X H!,,wj:n
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29
SEALED PROPOSALS..
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFEIC":,

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
W1SSspoEo, S. c.. Nov. %, 1881,
OEALED proposals for covering the
County Jail will he received by the CouA-
" Commissioners up to December y,
1881. Contractors to furnish new sheet
ing and new tin ard all other necessary
material. Work to be completed within
thirty days from date OF contract. Tie
County Com missioners reserve the right
to reject a2y and all bids. il in their
indument the interests Of the County ;;e-
uA-LsA-7--
- ASl-S-- =, Chr, 4 C. G.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29


public ouicrv, to The H!ThcSt Jid1icr.
wit: ~
All that piece. parcel or thact of
Iand. containing four hundred and
thirty acres. more or less, and situate
III the County Of Fairfield. in the State
aforesaid. on Sawncv's Creek. waters
OF Nateree river. bounded on the
north by lands Of Reuben Motley. land,
belonging 10 the estate of n. II,
tIark deceased, and the Frost land.
"H t ne south by lands OF Polly Watts,
ON tie east by lands formerly bclon"-
ing to the estate of Fl. II. Clark. d.
ceased, and on the west bv land of
fcu1cn Mo;Iey.
TERMS OF SALE:
thc-tl':rl "t Tie purclaSc-lnoncy 10
be Fad i'll cH>h: for tic balance
crcdlt Of one and two Years from tLc
day OF sale. with Interest on said h;il.
N,c', Pa:;a':;c a'nurlly, until The
Whole debt aHd interest be paid. the
purchaser to give bond. secured, bv ,
mortgage Of b.. premises sold. and :,
pay fOr ali >cccaSa:v papers.
r, :. oa ". II. KERR.
1nrN ,,. E"icc, {. (. T.. 7. +. G.
N!Mn>boro, $. G.,
November ii, 1851.
n"r i2-;,l
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29

y, Master lo>; lis watch, which "">
ivnnd r.rl;rl ,:.c neHt u:or"ln&.
Tie property wss> Insured 10: l;''e';
Lu!,lleG ,;u,iar>. and Was Nortn al Il
moderate estimate four Thousand GDi-
lars.
Tie house was ole Of the land marks
Of The Boro. l; Was built years ago by
Mr.. David II. Evans, then occupied by
General buchanan and Mr.. Il. ).
Kc;ctiu, ana lastly by Mf. Mc'ta>'er,
WHO improved tie property a @rc"'
6r*.. MIR. McNaStcr has tho sympathy
of the ci:;.rc community III his loss.
RENEW yJI-H :.i:A>E.-,.H:"f' "Fn ai1'S !"
s,c..y CO., iEr wilci. sE--".t i"iIs :'t : !fL
,i- i..r,i:,.- comes uyrr = SlH, E.oi;.h'Hi III
,1yt,:;.S> DalHe. lu"Hs: il t::''-. >E!:;p!oniS.
t;t"v ar 70 run Gi.eaSeri 0rGrIs. ta!"Ft
Gi,:-er = mic will restore perfect ACTIVITY LI
-hr - ,n.acn l.ivLr aGi N:dU"E3, fnrl!F 'i''
h'.Oi ;tnd l,.l!..>? yHu4 last Oi A-I--I ''i@ .'
fort Is'.rf'.
q SOCIETY BELL ES--Cm ar"unt "1 us re
~y.h:y Gei!caic and lasting irt'aAre S"clSi.
bellies arr. loui IN taeir p:a!Ses ol f!1It.'o'
3 COLOGNE
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29
Nov p


CMEszsTMAs is COMING;
And it beiooves each ahd everyone.
to prepare for the conilhg Of ,yonf
':Sistcrs and your Codsins and youf
Aunts;: by buying first class Groctries;
in tile shape Of
FLOUR;
)f which I have the best that caE be
bought in any market: Fresh Buck
wheat Flour made by a new process:
COFFEE;
Rio and Java, Roasred and Green:
SUGARS;
All grades, from highest to the lowest:
OAT NEAL;
In Five Pound Packages:
FRUITS;
Raisins; Currants; Citron, Etc: Also
:! variety Of canned fruit.
NEW CROP
New Orleans Molasscs to arrive in i
few days:
OATS:
Four hundred bushels just received.
r ID Rust Proof-tIic purest tliat cati
be had.
AS we can't cnUmcrate all we have;
we invite one and all to call and see
Il; and Investigate for Themselves:
D. Ess FEiEENIKEN:
Nov 24
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29
.TChaSe q! UfaSyv-


-;imens of both these
:, oa,1;+;on>>extinct art are always on
~ Egypt, and are replaced as soon
PGoM. The silversmiths are also poor
csrkers, and their bazaar is disappoint-
ing, containing little that is tempting,
except, perhaps, some BedoHin girls
massive silver necklace, which III spite
of it's resemblance to a dog-collar, we
have seen worn by an English woman
with good effect. As a rule, however,
barbaric ornaments do not become
Europeans, since they show only to full
advantage on their rigltfu owners.
For O. bright kefa we want an Arabs
face and eye, and every one knows how
different clumsy silver bracelet looks
on white arm compared to the same on
feIlahail's brown skin.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-29
CLERKS S4LH
COUNTY OF FAIRFE

COUNTY OF FAIRFl =
James Mann, as Executor, Pl:E :Entif,
Milton g. Dunlap and Others, "
PENDANTS.
IN pursuance ofan order of the Gov
1 of Common Pleas, made III
aboyc-statcd case, Will offer for sa
before the court house door in VIM
boro. on tho first Monday in Decent
next. within the legal hours of sale,
public outcrv, TO the highest blddd
the tollowing-dcscribcd property,
wit:
All that piece. parcel or plantatidA
of land, lying, being and situa
in the County and State aforcsa
containing TWENTY-FIVE ACRES, mq
or less. bounded on the north
lands of Lucy \. Keller. on the ea
bv lands Of VIM. Richardson, and
south ard west by lands CT Thom
Richardson, deceased.
TERHis OF SALE:
Onc-half of the purchasc-moncy
be paid in cash, and the balance in OF
wear from the day Of sale, with interc5
from said day. payable annually, t
purchaser to give for said balance
bond secured by Il mortgage OF IL
premises sold, and to pay for all nccej
Sal'v papers. ~
W. II. KERR. ]
Clerks Office, Z. Z. Z. L. +. Y
WinnSbnro, s. c., --~o,
November II. 1851.
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