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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04
a real, 61E:MEDY!
Ns!TESa EGYG7taAt NOR lEDiAH EUT GG!E:i.
TjE:E fSo CAEGiGia .

HIS EHE GTEUlftUs
g. 3tENII.!>V 0f over iWCntyjfve gears Standing.
a ANEMi:s,V 'n"re oopua? at home and waero
h HGUn sn ,t Gr ~ 'Is 1 6s2{ q e sco Htsn
i!sHiiIT ti"t Mr' g 9. II. oNcil coolwater.
a Aa m "ayS Tatscd hi We tfon IN invaids he'd
merchant sid, Il would haEesiven $500 as sooS
rs W9 ,n m nirElS r swo bottles OF your
AEtHErV in regard TO which S. J. Casso,Is.
c2n @ rsGal :ns,anccs 9 il Whsh @ I! eSo'dea Te'iet
, E a. T &c n' D, t'nf,tS T~ni hGa mr R'Sd orro ro
G,cnr&, Ga, writes: Il have used for the last 70
years the medicine you are putting up and
consider It the lest combination ever gotten
toEsher for the diseases for which 1t is recon-
Il REMEDY of which DR.. Joel nranham, allan.
hesitation in advising lis use, and confidently
a EtHl D:DY which the Rev. II. b. Johnson,
ily Win iiic ''ntmo%, satisfaction" and recon-
men.lI'l il TO three families ,'who ionndit TO bo
Just whNt II Il recommended "
ANNslH>y OF which Pcmbcrton, Iyerson, &
| pcniSon say: ave have been ceiling. 1t foI many
Years with constS ntiy increasing salcs. The mr.
:icc isn staple wit us and oi absolute merit"
! Ns1TiEDI OF which Lamar. Rankin & Lamar
say: We sold joEIO:S III four months, aud never
GOLD il in any place bu, what 1t was wanted again"
AiirMEDY by which Dr.. Baugh OF IaGrange.
G@ f erea os Of the most t%Si Sin9 nvS2
came within my knowledge, with few bottles"
Il EEfiEHI OF wEtch Dr J: iIuss Notosuign
\ Ia. says am fully convinced that It Is ,lT-
Iiva'cd for that class Of dEscases Whiehit claims
to care" .s: - - =.
n ARIS1IIDY about which NIni. John G. WhltneT,
Of Atlanta, well and favOrnbly known all over
the United states as Il Geneva! Insurance Agent,
f,.yS: 81 used this remedy before the war on II
large plantation On great number Of cases,
dl,raSS piM GllSDiut8 succtss"
4 ltEN7EDY about which Mr. J. W. Strange, of
CartcrSrlic ic Gu, ccrtiilcs that one bottle cured
tw? members Of his family of menstrual lirregu-
lnrity Of many years standing. .:... o.!
n REM EDY that is CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
MEDiCINEo lis Kind In the world because Or
BOTTLIS WILL CURE THE MOST Ops2ISATE CASE,
THIS GREAT POPULAR REMEDY IS ERADFIELD
FENAI:; REGULATOR, (Nomans Best Frlenl) For
Large size 81 80 = :. ...t z" =
Cole rrvprictor and Manufacturer
J. HRhpEIBI,D.
No. 1CS s. Pryor Street, ATLANTA. Ga.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04
Few Advertisements.
New Shoes-J. M. Beaty.
Watches-Connor a. Chandler.
Winnsboro S. q l.. Association-D.
r.. Fl6nnikcn, Sccy. and Treas.

sOcal lfriers. =
--rhp Associate Reformed Presby-
tcrians at Duo West, says the Able
vile Medium, have decided to build a
new cnsrcl, in that place. The build
ing: is to be of brick, and the, new
church will doubtless be all ornament
20 Due West. :,
1 The staid old Bachelors are calling
loudly for q meeting of the Union, and
there is some foundation for the hue
and cry. Several Of the boys arc sick
and tho EGran1 Jabbcrwock is.trem-
bling in his boots for the recent crimes
for which hc must answer. "Justice
DELAYED is Justice denied"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04
WATCHES.

\ number of our customers arc thinking
o; 'uNilit watches THIS winter. ;MI where
an' what 10 bay are anxious ullr-'i ~
VIVA tirm. There ere 81 nal,y f.. q
lhrou-!ou; Tile Ninn ra!rrr 10 make I,
tunes i'll Il SiUt time sending ont
rirruH!i a'!i |'ri"v-iiStS everywhere, ,nat
buyers become confused Some bite, br-
raliSc they are BATTERED by Surii attention
nom >'ant party: others il'iH"ii.r tnry
VIII get Il Wat.'h at Wholesale rates, il tlry
send tar oil for it. II you will hrinm your
rirt-ll,t here, we can SHOW ynu, in Uur
stock, the same watch, if not Il better, /, J.
the sam" price, not less. V.ihrS thrrr
is Il great advantage in huTinm from one
yul know we'll, ami one who is near Nv.
You want your watches warranted, hut
what Is the guarantee worth il the t,rairr
Is more th:m hundred mics away? If he
Sells You an imperfect watch, it would be
cX""rhing.y :lii!i"u.t, If ~, Impossible, 70
have hin make it good.
We keep quite v?ri"tv of watches Of the
best makers, in both Goid and !iilvrr eases,
which wc $"l at the lowest, retail prirrs
guaranteed To be as we represent t!!cm.
We keep also the Cold Stifcncd Watch
Case, which we recommend for its dura-
biiity and strength. These eases are he
coming very popular. We have on hand Il
sample Of the Patent Dust Proof Case
whiri! is rapidly gaining favor because no
dust or dalnpncIs can get in il. This watch
Will run undcr water
CONNOit e CHANDLER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04

THE SCIlooLs.-i'hc School Trustees
have elected the Rev. Willard Rich
ardSon principal aud Miss Julia M.
Fripp Assistant teacher for the colorcG
school at this PLACE. The exercises
Will commcncc on the 18th inst. AS
already announced, Mr.. Patterson
.Warllaw has brGn.: elected Principal
and Mr.. B. r. Tnrnipsccd Assistant
Principal of Mount Zion Institute.
The election of the three lady assist,
ants will be held on the 10th inst. Tho
exercises of Mount Zion will also com.
mcnce on the 18th inst.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04
"NrIcIl sih,;s AND LlGmr rRor1rs."

We arr d":"rNinrG t, .nvr life and en-
crrN l!"i.'.l nni ahu,;t us. iIayin" ,aw nt
on. c1ia.N'.EH a!. the Sn;Cr i;rvrSSayv far
u" REQUIREMENTS of otir ruGSt lnt:V i""r,,:,.,-
.it.E !f''l" "" nr" in 4 position to offer to
"iiT n'l':o@S 'irr! Of #u"! morut,,i" anh
\a'2t" a,"r'n,'t HH cannot nc cXcVl!cd in
IL" Southern States
t"r Ii" special pi"n>ur" of oar lady
friends We shall open with th" fall season :,
Dress Maxim" Department, ANA after much
"NrIli'm "" !..;rt' hr"u I"ituna.r rnnuyh t.
secure ~" S"rv.""S of lady WHO lur the
past S"NrHirnN N"hrS has catered tp Che
lH%!";; "r thc yer, best t:,,lc oc Kew York.
ihi'2doi,;!.:a ana Baltimore. whose ability.
~ perfect G;:rr caMiiut he questioned
i."..''" can Wv on ',"ir% provided with tie
'm'&'i #tt:A "" fi"li;1 nf fashion in mnr-
E"ulr iil"; ".!i hr perfect in fiji, style and
workmanship.
PaIt"n'Ar!y attractive will be our La
dies, Mi"""'' ahi th:ldr"i'S rndrrrar-
merits tlrnlltmr!it. our l.adirs', Misses
di'i th'.il f""t Hnd Shu" Department!
our Cloak aHl :;n;t Department, and we
! HANr E'", 'A'!N 'rN"I'h an entire gallery for
! "ur N!:inrrI t"nI!im"Wt. This will hr
r"'''!''l''d OH d more est nSv2 sCAic than
eyer h"i"Tn nn'i wi,i r"nt&in rvrry:hin" de-
>.iIiN.r in the way of French uiu, kuI,,;.icau
.N"E"ttirs in millinery Gou.!s.
III til oiir "'hrr dr"a!tm"i;tS We will utiar
! T." m"" attractive assert im.ntS at prices
|
/ ,:a"H an! tn.H!r'l Silks S,,:jMa, Nr,vrts.
| ''i"'Nh%S. Mourning ii"Jis, Grapes, Dress
| .""Gi. !'i,n 'uG'l%, Linens uHd Dunrs.
| ties, Cloths nnd taS>imrrrS, FnnnciS,
| .Il"E"tS. H";:iS, i.n;nGS, Hosiery aud
! tMs"rW"ar, Gloves, l.a"t- AND Emorni,!r-
! lir.,, .ND!iniiS, Fancy Gnul$ CurS,,tI, Prints,
! Lawn" aHd iamhri,S,. Dress TRIMMINGS.
| Dress tTttl0S Umbrellas. plrnSrlS, Fans,
Carrots, .tH'tjH"S, Rugs, bii-r!UthS, &c.
ORDERS ~ .2E.iIK.
Our Nail and Express !i"lar,mrr! is noW
SO thnrru'h,N nr:GnMiHc'i thAt ladies livin"
| "NtSN.r Tie cif, rll 10 their ahnNanm
! t..Hon:sl rs wih ~ nurh rrrtartI uf salts.
faction AS II i'"'y Nvr, i,I%nnaii; present.
:,aMr''H seat I" aEN part a. IT," United
: H!li%, t'ulU'lA or M"Aico, on application.
! ~! "..l''iH amaut;'ig tu ten tir!.i,> and
uNWar''a delivered free VI Express and
Ma:i yu"I;c;
. : y Ir.,"rI-Nt.,,t.H y - ,,,,-,,,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04

NEW POSTOTFICE.-Thc new post
Office has at last been established at
Simpsons and the mails are received
there twice a day. The nnmc has hccn
changed to Nelson's, and Mrs. Nelson,
Of that place, is poStmistrcss. Post
Office faciltics at Simpsons are a mat
Ter of nolittlc importance to the. riti-
Zcns of that community, aud it will
doubtless do much for tl,c general
.intcili@cncc of the nci@hborhond. We
congratulate our friends upon their
good fortune.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04

PERsoNAL,vMrs. D. V. Walker
left Monday for All-Hcaling Springs
She expects to 60 in company with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Barron, Of Colum-
bia, S. G.. -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04

.: Council MEETING.-At meeting of
the Town Council on Monday Mr..
j. N. Ccntcr resigned the office, Of
clerk and Mr.. w. S. Rabb was elected
to ill the vacancy. An ordinance was
passed entitled "An ordinance to pre-
vent accidental poisoning" which re-
quircs all druggists to keep all poison
Gus medicines in ono common case,
properly and clearly labelled in red,
and to be subject to inspection at any
time by the police authorities. An
ordinance was also passed at the same
meeting, requiring all barber shops to
DC closed from twelve o'clock Saturday
night to twelve O'Clock Sunday night.
This ordinance YVES passed at the in
staHcc Of the barbcrs themselves.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04

) DEATu.-+ Miss Annie Harper died at
the residence Of her brothcr-in-law,
'Mr. .P. Curry, near Long Run, in
this county, Oh Monday morning last.
Miss Harper had suffered severely for
over year from cancer, and it was
this that Immediately caused her death.
The deceased was about sixty years of
age and leaves many friends to aourn
her death. Onr sympathics to the
hrrcavca relatives ni.l friends in their
sorrow.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04
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SCOTCH PICNIC JT ROCK CITI,

Il
\ Naval Entertainment Ainon,, the Quarry
mon "A Very Pleasant Time for Every
body
NcsSrs. Editors: TO those of your
readers who were not so fortunate as
to he present nt Rock City, the follow
Ing account may. nDi be without inter-
est. Perhaps, Mrssrs. Editors, there
are some who do noi take oar enter
prlsing county paper, and are there
fore behind tie times aud don't know
the sito OF This manufacturing city
which hes So suddenly lcapcd into
being, and promises soon TO 90 ahead
of the Boro, at least in the sale Of its
magnificent granite. For the benefit
of these hcnightcd souls, let ne say
that Rock City is the terminus Of the
Granita s. Rock City Railway, which
taps The Charlotte, Columbia s. Au-
gnSta Railroad three miles below
Wilmsboro and runs four and one
third miles to Rock Cfty, where is
found in incxhausiaElc quantity what
is said to be the finest deposit of build
ing stonc OH the continent.
But |. started on the Scotch picnic.
This splendid affair was gotten up
andcr the auspices of the Scotch work.
man, who are employed by Col. S. A.
Pcarcc in getting out Belgian blocks
for the city Of Charleston. We were
favored with an invitation, and upon
arrival found many Of old Fairliclh'S 5
handsome daughters and one very
lovely daughter Of Sumter, with many
gallant bcauX, already on hand. The
games were opened by the throwing
Of Il
HUGE GRANITE BALL.
The object being to sec who could cast
it the tarthcst without striking; the
ground. The contestants were Mcssrs.
William Grant, &. Grant, II. Lowe
(ScotcD, and Messrs. n, Hays, &. T..
Lylcs, Lee Robertson aud William
i Smith Country born). After IL lively
contest, the premiums we're awarded
to William Grant, who threw 81 feet,
G. Grant 34a feet, and ~. Hays :Hi
feet. Then came the casting of an
IMMENSE SLEDGE HAMMER.
inc entries were numerous and the
wnro W;lliap, Cr.,,, a.: c,o, y, ;,'an'na ,"'"'
! j. Murray, 81 feet IL inches. G.. Grant
So feet s inches. and A, HAYS. 81 feet {;
inches. ~: = ~
r,,,, ,r,,n,,,,, >,,,,,
'''''' ''''''''''' "Ncr'
in his scriinn o,,d ,,ns "";,n n'.',"H ",' ;'"
The contestants rnn i'm cnunIn. .iIn H.
side, the riubt leo .of ono n,riv nm,
the left leg OF the oiNcr being s,rapyd
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04

THE PUBLIC WELL.-Thc work on the
public well in front Of the Town Hall
has been completed and it is now'in
condilion for use. There arc now five
feet of water and it offers every prom
ise that it will fully supply nll reason
able demands from the public. 1t has
been out of fix for sometime, and its
Ncel was for many days sorcly felt by
those who were unable to procure
water elsewhere.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04

''iNHpS lll' lii''St ilitptitaill event Ill INC
history Of Ike Dry Goods business in this
section is the completion Of Tic magnificent
establishment of
WITTji WSNY " B1f1aUCI-,
70 the friends and acuuaintanocs of this
OLD established house living all over the
country there is no need of introduction.
hut "" Hcc!n t only proper to call the at .
!i"Np miles ami iii.,rS away rrHml MS. t}.it
we are n'.w IN Il position to otter favi!;lj;',
'n nur"i!a""'$ "f DrN ;:no'lS, ctr., that are
ii0t "I"ai:rI nutsl" of New lorl;.
\ itHr mahN Iiuiti& of patient waitin"
AID anxiety t." large corps of artisans and
1nr|"Sni"S thni have been cH'rlnyru a.r
ahou& to vNrHlr, leaving br,inI them every
;hhl% 80 perfect in AL apV"iItHrntS AVID
requirements irr the transaction Il an i'm
'tr'iAr business, that on rntrrl" this Start
OF Fashion one can immriliu!".y observe
ilI;'t every detail that experience cnua de-.
sire or taste could Su~trEt has I,rrn attcnl
eel Il" Evrryihin" that ia ANY way could
add to lhr comfort and cGnlrniCncr Of Gus.
tpn'cr' has been Zraln;i$.y locked after and
provided for. Th" premises have been en-
ar"rd to more than four times their former
capacity, while several new hrntr!mrnts
have been adhcd, i'll! of Which ave entirely
Erw features, and iunpy;n" II want that
has long been felt in This section All thcs,.
vast improvements. provided at IN immense.
outlay oi capital, must necessarily have II
telling erect on th" business interests Of
th!S growing Nii beautiful city. For now
iI'tirS OF !r m tSl i'i.n"l tastes, for which.
We Cafn,IniS are prUN"rbal, can find IL
'hi5 establishment every requisite Of Il
N;Gt loD", ior either street or toilet
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04

A RARE ClIAHCE.-I offer for sale or
north side of Congress street-onc of
the very best Stands in town. l will
also sell the stock Of goods to the party
buying or renting the store. Terms
liberal. / mean business.
t4x2 Is. SUGENHEIMER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04

HONOR WoN.--Thc usual cxamina-
tion of teachers for certificates was had
ut the close of the session Of the Nor
mai Institute last week, and Colorel
Coward, tho Superintendent Of Edu.
cation, announced tho result in the
chapel of tho: South Carolina College
on Thursday, the 30th ult. There wore
three applicants for certificates and
only one succeeded in passing the cx-
animation. Miss Lilla Beatty, daugh-
Ter or the Ianc''cd Capt. James Beatty,
OF this place, was The fortunate can,li-
datc for the honors Of the Institute.
The distinction recently won by Miss
Beatty Is one of which she may Justly
DC proud, and in >,thc examination
above alluded to Winnshoro again
scored the best record Of the day.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04
SACK RACE
SPECIAL SACK RACE

between McssrS. A. Bissct and w.
Keith. Mr.. B;sSct took the lead in
fine style, bounding along with giant
leaps, which would have done credit
TO an Australian Kangaroo, and seemed
about to win, but Gin the midst of
prosperity we arc in advcrsitv", and
wien about h|!f way through he
topplcd and fell, and before he was
fair lr on his legs again Mr.. Keith had
arrived home and the race wac irrcvo-
cably lost.
Then came dinner, good enough, for
princes and bnunicouS enough for a
Of "Stoncwall Jacl>son's 70 t
cavairy' after tweuty-fnur hours
march without rn'ions. TO speak Of
lager beer, soda wafer, lemonade,
dashed with O!d Port, and another
in Il jug which is bv no
means l'c>tric;edt, Scotland, woull he
Suffice it to say all were
pleased and left for home, except TWO
"r thr"r, who were SO much iHiuiH0icG
with The treatment which they had
received from The Scotchmcn thrt they
concluhct that 'hrv "woutln't 90
home tii' m0rning', and actually 70
naln"h on thr Dr0HHd all niwlrt. SO
cndrd this "ifhir which was decidedly
Il success, and which we hope will he
repeated lis soon us the weather rn,ls Il
little. Kl;srlC,;s.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04

INTENSIVE FARMING.-It has been
our pleasure recently to examine the
line cotton crop Of Mr.. Thos. w. Rabb,
Sr, Of tho Monticello ncighborhood.
Mr. Rabb, this year, adopted Mr..
Furin"n's "intcnsivc" system of farm
ing, and the splendid condition of his
cotton crop proves the marked success
ne has met with in the experiment.
Ills cotton is much above the average
IN size for this season of tho. year, and
1t Is altogether a strong, hearty and
well truiIcd plant. :Mr. ,Ra5b claims
that nc will average his plantation
oyer ABOUT m a R! RRale Of cotton to tho acre.
LIAR That Quantity would be an i'm
provcmeht on tho present system of
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04
NEU DEP.igsTCE,ES,

"" lee! thai nowhere on t'S rontinrn, Is
t'rr" wider ira for prn'rrr,S than in the
ba;my valleys OF the tuNch South. Our
selves animated ami imhurI with the mos!
enthusiastic spirit for the elevation and adj
Vanrrnlrnt of commercial interests of our
section arc determined tn krr'. abreast of
tHr times. With new anal advanced ilraS
crow'iinr ont the u.d, nucN Instead Of
luck, cash in$tnan! o. credit. ability in narr
ni "l""N, Sc!"lrr ai'i ENERGY brNt;u% down
IL" 90 io"N plan OF doing business, old
"nriH and long prices find no rr,:inm-ricc
WITH IL. or motto j., and shall be
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04
SCGZD E.yCI AGAINST ~
Blood. e Poison !

ATLANTA, GA, April 81, 1&i.;.
N lITI was t.iH Victim "f t,rri:'c Blood Poison,
-! ati"rb b'n ;"l " tArrr phys:Gilns, wls con-
lined - NV hr,'. I.'.t rn 10 r,;.c lnY lGl - ,ay
80 I. rii,.3G W C!CtS cf tG,,;i, nnd REDUCED: il
t"i.h' frpl ~ ~ I.o p";,j "a. tIru br".n t'in
ur %Hi'S ~p"'if". ad ii ir$s than tire" mouths
w't; "TtcrE W''' NGt.'iiTi III, r"l have n'WCr hHa
>r'r''r "f the ni-cn-' sine. II It had n beet,
- ~ :.1:I.!;c ! L,.lv: 'v"n!'! lhr' .""h il
.yG!.:.e. LoIN :. El%lir".
We hGvr fr t''.',v" rlm !, h'"n rrcscr!ii Y
Wt I" H!'' !" ~ i;'' trc .im ~ - tho disease =.
.'r:"l i. - :" u':is;.vi !. :.I ha n been hini,-
r'"t il" 49, - | iH'". W: think. f"r nj Gi'
49, " - rnn:nri t. 'cH'r. II stan! without
-. nd i!i IT, rN.','i.'l ;'!n:rs-nn will H"rnrr
n"r - 'r 4 - Ncv!,Nc'.rit, ii, l.. tho tYc.:I,vlL uf
i" .! ...:> >Isls, Il &.'!s H...HGt.
j. i. lDDl>$J.>, VI. y.
'Io,..s., ';a.
:: 600 !:,':s'::, ~ wi viii ~ h Ia'" t., my
= .."''"' ~ =. y y 60 t:;C'a oi m'ict::y,
q. = l..,..' !';l.' %" i", m'!r!Hl $.'"stHuc,.
~" ~. - !. !'i'Et'i!'.H CO,
,'rJ, 80, atlanta. Ga.
,'r:c>: %',"H A'.' 60, pr no'te. Iar;n size,
"!'"; :':".' Q,'..-'.:j ,...' b~ii'e. y! m1;
i;s",! i.
''''. ''.,''. 'f,"''..' ...' ~ :'onn'!
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04
She Preserved Her Own Fruit.
" inHsb0ro s. & T.. Association.

v inH&bNro s. Gt l.. dissertation.
TNii; fccond Ec:.u'nr Monthly Meeting
Z .; TIE N!ni@'hrro EayiI"S and Loan
ASSnrin' on Wi! be he Il in tie 'Huwn iiG!!
Ills Craze: d;y) cvcn,nE TT r.~l.t o'cori.
N"lnhrHS W!i: come prepared to pay th, in.
HlHnn''ItS inr n" ,H~: and Sri;trlnJrr
Money VII! DC o!itir,i tor uan
ID. Il. TLENNliIEN,
Scp it'll S:y,v. AM Treas.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-04

There iS no under feed.
other MAchirr. =.
The 0Id HvthOd Of Feeding below is cn-
tirr!N dom" away, ann ail See complicated
connecting machinery di:pr:$rd with in
this NrN NiDri,ur.
ii is Tie easiest running, hr"ails" il las
The least nnln!'rr oi paltS to Ia ,vr, and
consequently, there is less ir,tiun and
wear.
All lis parts are ma,Ic Of The finest steel
Hma tempered hard.
Slrci r"I!i anh r;V"ts are used ior bear
!ilGS, 10 prevent friction and imSurr li;.i.t-
ness OF running.
Nj t;r MH. i ":r i!.t> H..r'i,:r j., uf ti"
highest !;radr, ui!d VIII cJ.&;;'!c iavI:whiy
with Tie Workmanship "; 4 N'in,h".!er
i.le.
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. LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. :

TUESDAY, September 4, 1883.
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tho plaulits of all present. This
dance, which ia peculiar 10 Bonnie
Scotland, is very pretty and graceful
and introduces most of the steps which
belong to the Highland Fling, and was
most elegantly rendered by the gentle
men nancd above. In fact, whilst view
air so happily performed by Jolly
with the limpid waters Of Morris
Creek near by, "guruliny and kissing
its pebble shore o'crhung with Wild
woods thickcning grrcn', the huge
bouIucrs Of Rock City looming UP in
the distance, and the bright eyes aud
happy faces of lovely la:>jcs nrount, il
was not difficult to imagine ones Sc!rin
the lanu OF Burns. certainly, for the
time, forgot tho cares OF life and
conrcd in my mind verse from that
sweetest Of poets: ,:
'"rhc peer don't envy, give him his bow,
But club of good fellows like MeS5 that
And bottle like tbs arc my glory and
care"
The games were concluded with the
most Iauyllablc performance OF the
SACK RACE.
Here tho contestants arc tied M in
sacks and go as they can to and around
Il stake about fifty yards of aud return
to the point Of departure. The entries
were Mcssrs. j. Murray, ID. Horne,
W. Grant and g.. Grant, who arrived
al the goal in the order named. The
llcNL was Il
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farming, and it:wouldn't be time spent
anliss for farmers to go and examine
for themselves. Tho plpntcrs of that
section are progressive, widc-awake
and energetic, and Monticello is de-.
servedly regarded ono Of the finest
portions Of tho county.
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'I'h9 I)ry GOOlSEP Palace
Of Tbs South.

Perhaps the most Important event in the
history Of tlc Dry Goods business in this
section is the completion of tic magnificent
establishment of
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CONNOR e CHANDLER
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-14

Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a sick child suf-
fering and crying with pain of cutting
teethp If so, send at once and get a
bottle of Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup
for children ~teething. Its value is in
calculable. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake
about it. 1t cures dysentery and diar-
rhea, regulates the stomach and bow
els, cures wind collie, softens the gums,
reduces Inflammation, and gives tone
and energy to the whole system. Mrs.
Winslow's soothing syrup for children
teething is pleasant to the taste, and is
the prescription of n of the oldest
and best female physicians and nurses
in the United States, and is for sale by
all druggists throughout the world.
Price 25 cents a bottle.