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Mrs. WiusIoT's Soothing Syrup should al
ways oe used when children are cutting teeth. tire
Eeves the little sufferer a. once; 1t. produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as Q
button 1t is very pleasant to taste. u soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays al pain, relieves
WIND, regulates the bOwels.A and Is the best Knoun
rsmsdy for diarrhea, whether arising from teeth
iaS or otaer cscses. Iweutv I've CeDtkh pottle.
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&c Gray, of Dadeaville, Ala, writes u:
/ have been using your DR.. VIM. Halls BIlsam for
the lungs, and 1 can say, of q truth, it is far supe-
rior to any other lung preparation in the world.
Ny mother was confined TO her bed four weeks
with a cough, and had every attention by as good
physicians as there are in the country, aud they
all failed TO effect a cure; but when l got one bot
tie OF your DIR. VIM. Halls Balsam Tor the lungs,
she began to mend right away. l can say in
truth, that it was the means of saving her lie. ]
knew of five cases that DR.. VIM. Halls Balsam has
cured, and my mother is better now than She has
been before for twenty Years.
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10 the PnhIfc.

L have secured the services OF Mr.. ]. E.
Montgomery to tske charge of the clock de-
paItment OF my business. Mr.. Montgomery
has had seventeen years experience in the
manufacturing and repairing OF clocks,
watches, jewelry. etc. Watches, clocks and
ewelry repaired on short notice, and all
work guaranteed.
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Tn the PuhHo-

l wish it to be distinctly understood that
it WIS 10; at Wessen's, the dentist, Office, No.
SIS Msiu street, over Levy's tIunk store,
where the sad accident occurred yesterday.
respectfully, J. ". wEssoS.
ATTGuSTI II ISS2
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Promotes a vigorous and healthy growth Of
the hair. 1t has been Hsed in thousands of
cases where the hair " ss coming out, and has
never fsiled to arrest It's decay.
Use RnrnrtI'r layoring extracts-the best.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John Donelly and Jamea Egan TO A j.
Wick and olhsrs, 5 acres Of OF south end Of
lola % ard 90, Kerr subdivision, 270xS00
feet, 5000.
John S. Lynn and wife to J. NJ. Arbuckle,
rs acres end 234 scr5s on Macon rosd, $3.50.
Minter Parker 70 Priscilla N. Williams,
lot 70, Tri g subdivision, 144xSO5 te,t, south
aide McLemore avenue, between Latham ami
LsR9se avenues, $3.50.
{. l. Loop to 5 L. Walker, lot 20, Steven
sou subdivision, 64I1l9 feet, north side OF
Mosby street, $3.50.
Charles q. Jones to r. A. Speed and F. A.
Jones, all cf his Interest in the estate OF his
father, r S. Jones, $4,000.
QUIT CLAIM.
Minter PsTker to Priscilla Wiiiisms. same
SIS third in list.
Desoto Bulldog ami Loan Association 10
M.n'er Parker, lot 8, Harbart subdivision
Slxl50 feet.
TRUST DEED.
George Weeble and wife to W. l. Clap
lot Z, block 40, 6Sx330 feet, east side OF 81.
Martin street, 10 secure $50 10 Minter Parker
DEGREES.
Chsncery Court to E. T. Keel heirs, parii.
tion of Keel estate, 20 folloTs: Emma D
Daily, paris 10 and Il, country lot $50, III
feet east ide Main street, also lots 103, liz
lis, 12l, 1G4. 1873, Chelsea, and part o.
country To- 526, northeSs' corner ChelseD
sBd FouIth streets; Sam Keel, lot 157, lis
lie, 1l9 and 120, Chelsea; Rosa d.. Slaughter
part lots 81, 81, 63, 81, and all of lots "a, IS
sc. 81 and 6S, Chelsea; Louisa Overall, loi,
los, l07, l0S, lO9. ITO, Ill, ll2 and ia
Cnelses John w. Keel, los Il, ~, 90, 20
100, en- part lots IS, 81. So SIS and 80.
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Approximation Prizes.

1000 numbers ending with "a, being the two
last figures OF the number drawing the
Capital Prize OF sT5, 600. ......-.-- Is
The subscribers having supervised the Single
Number Drawing, Class II, Louisiana State Lottery,
hereby certify that the above are the numbers
which were this day drawn from the 100. 900 placed
In the wheel. with the prizes corresponding to
them. Witness our hands at New Orleans, La,
this Tuesday. August IA, 1883.
g. ]. B~EAUREGARD,
J. A.
Commissioners.
Prizes Csshed IN fEIl without De-
duciion. Payable on PRESENT. tion. Express
GOD, or any Bank for Collection.
No 94.la7 draws capital prize, S75, coo, sold in
Chicago and Rocky Mount, N. G No. 81 $50 draws
second capital prize, 81. 900, sold in Chicago and
Selma, Ala; No. 81, 56S draw third capital prize,
$4,000. whole sold in Nashville, Tenn: Nos, rs, 779,
e, ll9, draw each s600O, sold In New orleans and
Philadelphia. and in Vicksourg. Miss.; Nos. Is, 26I,
l9,167, 1852, 1915, eS.252, draw each $1,000, frac-
tons sold in Dayton, o.. Guatemala, Central
America, Indianapolis, Ind, Parsons, Ks. New
1ork, Chicago, Opelika, Ala. and Fort Wayne, Ind.
Class $50 T~ueSday, sept I'M II. 1883,
under the supervision and management of Gen
erals G. I. Beauregard and ]. A. Early. CAPITAL
PRIZE. $1,000. Whole tickets, IS; ffths in pro-
portion. Address,
NJ. A. DAUPBIN,
New Orleans, La.
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Local NOTICES.

TEETH extracted without pain at Wesson's,
31S Main street. Telephone connection.
Dasr WITH Diamond Dyes any lady can
pc, Is good results as The bt 81 practical dyer.
Every dye warranted trns 10 name and
| a mia
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Agricultural and Mechanical College.
NEXT session begins Sept. 2eth. Faculty OF
In eleven Professors. Gives industrial Educa-
ton, Practical Agriculture and Civit Engineering
speclalties Location on railroad, high and
healthy. Tuition free. Expenses low. For catA.
logue, with particulars, address
d. z. BOYD. President. Auburn. Ala.
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BROS
MUSEMENTS

HNIIE MOZART CONSERVATORY OF
MUSIC,
Memphis. II nnessee,
Under the auspices of
THE MOZART SOCIETY.
G. v. RAMBAUT, Pres't. B. f. HALLER. v. Pres't.
K. W. WILSON, Cor. Sec. ]. A. OMBERG, Treasurer,
MORSE ). DOWNS. Principal OF Faculty,
with a full cops OF Professors for Vocal and In
strumental Music.
SeasOn of 1SS3 81.
The Conservatory win reoPen October l, 1888, for
instruction in Vocal and Instrumental Music.
Parties desiring private tuition will find it to
their Advantage to make early applications, in or
der to have II 81 ecihed time secured.
Those who desire to join the elementary class
should send in their applications as early as posi-
BILE. az no one will be admitted to this branch af-
ter the formation of classes.
For further information apply TO or address R.
K. Carr, Acting Secretary. O1ice hours 8 to 8 pm,
at Mozart Hall, Second and Union streets.
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RuttOm Knocked Ont.

Goods must be sold. Only ten days more
of the gr and closins-out sale at Risks, $50
Main street, S.ovss, ~tinwsre, lamps, ETC., at
terrible slaughter. You can buy your heat
ing stoves At a saving CT fifty to 100 per cent.
Go at once aud secure q bargain before too
late. Will keep open until 8 o'clock Sstur
day night.
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On the strength of the last clause in The
indictment Capt. O'Haver. who is aching
chief of police during the temporary sb
ssnce of Chief Davis, issued a warrant for
DR.. Abner Wesson, jr, charging him with in.
voluntary m~snslsughter. 1t was executed
about 8 O'Clock il the evening by Capt.
Hackett, and bond was given for his appear
ance before Judge Hadden this morning.
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DIR. J. w. Dunniyant.

THE CANCER DOC r, OF COLLIERvILLE.
l. Tenn, is stopping in the city for a few days.
at 1i Hernando street, and would be pleased 10
cerous Warts. during his stay. Consultations free
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,

NtHT WObtfc. AINbHfhN.
Founded in 1880. Empowered by the Legisla-
tuIe of Alabama to confer all Collegiate Degrees.
Location beautiful, and one of the healthiest in
the south. The health, comfort and happiness of
the students the constant aim. A full corps OF su-
perior and experienced teachers. The three
courses, Preparatory, Commercial and Classical,
taught In the most thorough manner. Session
opens Oct. LIST. For further Information, address
tn0 LaNsllsAA. GnrInn Hi Colloua Mohila Ala
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COLLEGE,
eEORGETowN, KENTUCKY,

hENT UkI
" healthy ana beautiful Blue Gras" region
OF Kentucky. 55th session opens september 3. 1883.
Instruction In all branches of q college education.
Experienced Professors. The degrees OF BIS, ABB.
and AN. conferred. Useful course for those who
can spend only one or two years iu college. Terms
low for the advantages offered. For catalogue or
particulars, address esrly TO
K. NJ. D0DLEY, DID. President
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gEnEnB BEN THIS is THE
LAST EXCURSION THIS YEAR
EDUCATIONAL
st. Agnes Academy.

THE attention OF the citizens OF Memphis Is re-
l. specially called TO st. Agnes Academy,
which will open its fall session on the I'd of Sep
TENDER. kvery exertion will be made to pro-
mote the health and improvement of the pupil,
Besides the usual English branches, particular at
tention is paid 10 Latin, French and German;
also, Music on the various ms ruments, Drawing,
Painting, Embroidery and Elocutlon. Calisthe-
MICS enter into the daily routine, while the beau
tiful locality In which the academy is situsted and
its SPACIOUS open grounds affo.d every desirable
means for out door recreation.
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sTEWAKT, GWYNNE & CO.,

We have remodeled and refitted the large
storshouse $40 Front street, and have now in
store he largest stock Of
Z GROCERIES
ever carried by our 6rm. Every package is
fresh and rew, bought for cash and from frat
hands. We invite your patronage.
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GREAT SACRIFICE
L~OW.QUARTER SHOES,


VOEGELI IL CO.'S, 27I and 40 Main 81.
To make room for Fall Stock.
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was gradually spreading over her features.
Instantly l knew she was dying, and we did
what we cou d to restore Der, calling in d..
White, whose cfiice is next door, and
Dr.. Rogers. but without avail. 1t all
seems unreal TO me, and even now l
caanot realize it. L cannot under
stand the case. 1t was all go sudden, and
all the symptoms of tho gradual irAuence
of alcohol were absent. Her pulse Feat
regularly and strongly during the first min
ufe end a half, and l aid not notice the
hutter usual with persons sfiltcted with
heart disesse. 10 giving ara GhetIcs it is
customary to raise the arm OF the patient
during the process, and when it falls by its
own weight, enough has been administered.
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Daily C~OIsOn-Belt Reports from HAIL
road Stations.
MEMPHIS, TEN N, August l6, 1883.
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STRUGGLED

considerably for about q minute and a half,
wildly throwing out her srma and feel. A
heavy ottoman sitting in front at her feet was
kicked over and l was obliged 10 AJAX her
husband 10 assist me. Suddenly the lady
became quiet and sank back in her chair.
Her teeth were 80 tightly closed that it was
extremely d fficult TO force them apart, ard
when father volunteered 10 extract the 10 tn
l allowed him to do so, as / was considerably
Hurried gu account OF her struggles and the
difficulty Of holding her in the beginning.
Immediately afterward / noticed that che
was gasping spssmodicslly for breath, and
an
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STEWART, GwYNNE q CO

ORing TO the large increase of our cotton
business we have secured for the coming
cotton season the largest and best cotton
warehouse owned by any individual firm in
the Sluth. We shall repeat our efforts OF
the past year to merit a continuance OF your
cotton consignmsnts.
STEWART. GWYNNE d CO.,
2-n Eranf ctraat
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HOTEL AkREVALS.


C. 3. GALLOWAY Il co ........P Pr oPRrEroRs
Rates-S2 81 60 and 81 per day. according to
size and location of room.
Tohla Dad
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IN This CASE,

however, everything was done so quickly
all our known rules were at fault. l
had no idea that the lady hal heart disease,
but am obliged TO think 3D. now"
Or. J. D. White, who has an Office on the
same floor, was visited, and when asked wha.
Mrs. Scheibler's conoiliol was when he was
called in replied, "She was dead. L heard a
in We, sons room, and young
VISION ran 10 and asked me 10 go TO the
of a lady who had betrayed some
alarming symptoms. Tuey had evidently
been making some effor S to restore her be-
fore sending word to me, az | found her
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heH EIarPHnOn ksnfeL

RAtes-sL e. 30 and 50 per day. Sample rooms
for commercial travellers on ground floor. No
elevation; no delay. Tables always set.
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aud asked 70 be gwen
AN ANEsTHETIC.
A mixture known as sausom, cowposed Of
nearly equal paris OF alcohol, ether and
chIoroforn, was administered, and within
three minutes the tooth was pulled and Mr..
Schneider Va a corr Sc.
An APPEAL reporter inter viewed DR.. Alb
ner Wes.on, jr., DR.. J. D. White and Mr..
Scheibler.
In snsWer to QUESTION:, u. "e'son sa'd;
"Ihe lady came Into tae Office about 1870
o'clock, aud said che desired 10 have a tooth
extracted, and wanted to take something l
have been administering al ssthetics ever
since l was a boy, and haVe never had an &C
cident. Her reque-t VS. 30 common that /
thought nothing OF it, and saturating a cloth
with SAMSON applied it to her ncs.rils.
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A very unfortunate affair occurred yester-
day about 1890 O'Clock in the forenoon al
the Office Of A. Wesson q Sop, dentists, up
Stair, On the southwest corner OF Main and
Jefferson streets. At that hour Mrs. Ellen
Scheibler, wife Of Mr.. Sam SeGeib.er, dealer
in hides ard leather, wen; wIta her husband
to Wesfon's 10 have a tooth extracted. II
was a stom ach or sscond bi-cu-pid tooth and
had been broken cff, the gun closing over
the rot. Mrs. Scheioler naturally expected
that the operation would b. very painful
and asked 10 be given
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George Weeble and wife to w. L ClspI,
lot :, block 40, 6Sx330 feet, east side OF ST.
Martin street, 10 secure $50 10 Minter Parker.
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LYING UPON THE FLOOR,

with her fee; elevated, 10 order to force TIE
blood back to her brain. Her heart had
ceased to beat, and there " s no movement
Of the pulse 10 the wris's. | applied a ga
vanic battery, but without beneficial result.
d.. Rogers wss cslled in, and together we
used every effort 10 restore respiration by
artificial means. pressing upoa the chest and
swinging The arms, but without avail. We
were 6uslly obliged to give up all hope snd
Mr.. Scheibler was told that his vile would
never breathe again" D.. a" hite went on
to say that he did not know anything Of
Mrs. ScheibleI . ply steal condition, and WAS
inclined TO think the dentis;s were blam =
less. They had not as much knowledge of
sneIthelics as of dentistry, perhaps, and
thus might have
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ROOMS N BOARD.

DooMs-Nicely furnished, with board.
n At No. 10 Court street.
r ARGE. unfinished front room, with board
IL private family; terms reasonable. 265 Union
IIOOMS-Twod desirable rooms at No. Ill Wash
In ington street; also use of parlor. Desirable
furnished front room sat &c MARSHALL venue.
r, OOM-r leasant front room, with 1oard, fl
nentlemen. at 143 Second street.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22
THE PROHIBITION m0YEMENr.
Tho whlskoy Election.

Those who arc in favor of redeem
ing Winnsboro from lis great curse
must not remain inactive, while the
whiskoy men are quietly but constant
ly working against us.
No cause, however good, will succeed
If lis friends remain inactive, while its
opponents arc working night and day.
This is struggle not only to pre-
vent or lessen dire misery in families,
but to decide whether our merchants
and honest traders shall have the hard
earned money Of our people, or the
dram shops shall swallow it up 10 the
harm of everybody. AcrloN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22

TiIE report Of the chief signal officer
states that the number Of cautionary
signals displayed during the year for
the benefit of mariners was l,557, of
which 1870 per cent. were justified bv
the results. The indications of wealth.
cr furnished to the press during the
year were verified in 80 per cent. of
the cases. During the previous year
the justiiications and vcrifications were
e3 per cent. and S6.6 per cent. On
the Pacific toasi, where weather only
was predicted, the percentage of vcri-
cations rose to 500 per cent. The re-
port mentions the fact, not generally
KNOWN, that during the year an Ohio
raliroad has adopted Il system of
weather signals, which arc DISPLAYED
on their cars, and which thus Give
warming to The farmers of the country
through which the line passes. The
a7efasc percentage Of accuracy Of the
warnings given ii this way, as deter
mined by persons not connected with
the service, has been over so per cent
Arrangements arc now making TO cx-
tend this system TO all lines of railway
operated 'sy hc"'lSatmorc and Ohio
Railroad Go npany. Thc Bureau is
now making fuller researches in at
mosphcric electricity, with view to
the possible explanation and prediction
oflocal tornadocs.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22

aud otherwise provide for their own
safety aud comfort, except by building
upon the ruin of their own sons and
daughters, and upon tho ruin of many
III all the surrounding country2 There
arc wives and fathers and mothers
now living in this, county who would
scorn million Of dollars and be will
ing to live aud die aud be buried as
pnupers ii only they could recover
from the afunkaril's grave and from
the drunkard's ways some who pcr-
haps received their lesson in tlcbat,ch-
crr in your town. Money raised Mt
such sacrifice is but little, If any,
better than that which even Judas
lscariot could not keep. 1t is often
times the price Of blood. 1t is often
| times the price Of both soul and BODY.
| It oftcn causes some, as fur as they arc
able, to tctray and cruelty afrcsh their
Lord and Master. 1t is oftcntimes the
price OF every homo comfort and hap
pincss. WinlisbUru can well afford to
hose! both the money. aud presence Of
any who will go elsewhere to market
for The sake Of liquor.
But il money is the thing wanted,
ana what YOU must have, then by ali
means close up the liquor SHOPS. Money
~ - ''o''". ~ N"'cN 10 tnanv all over
inc county; your hitherto drinking
nc'ghbors and patrons will soon be-
come nore Prosperous: they will soon,
havc more to spend among the honest
merchants. and tho town will not
come to- want. Furthermore, tho tone
of, society will >bo. eleynted; men will
no, llQn&er be willing to, soc crthciiwiyes
and >chiiarelt elot tlictS n(iags, and tlloir
homes; doYaitE ofpconlt toa;tbey .wilEsso
to'yoii' MERCHANTS and spefml5 for The
benefit ot,theit families that which
They have hitherto spent for livuor.
| X NOI(.E FlfOM TnE COUNTRY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22

ACCORDING to the annual report of
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
thc aggregate reductions Of internal
taxation will be probably $4,000, ,0o0
per annum, but owing to the increase
III tho revenue from distilled spirits,
the total receipts during the current
fiscal year will be not less. than Sl2o,.
ooo,ooQ. against $l44, 100000 in the
last fiscal year. The executive order
ofJnnc 25th last directing tho consoli.
datlon Of collection districts has been
carried into effect, reducing the num-.
bcr OF collectors and districts from l2C
to SO, and saving about $l25, 900 d yea,
to :h3 Go5ci;nmcnt
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22
a. SVsd1RIEFGAHgHD.
Winnsboro, s. c., Nov. I2, 1883.
BGH4EIG"NadeN Ms9Y'EGEG.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
WI&NSBORO, $. G., Nov. ~, 1883.

"a PETITION, signed by the requisite
number Of voters, praying that an election
be held on the question of "iiccnsc" or emo
license within the corporate limits of the
Town Of Winnsboro, $. G., having been
presented to the Town Council of Wins,
horo, it is therefore ordered that such clcc.
ton be hcld on Friday, the 3Oth day of
November, inst, between tho hours of 7
a. IN. and 8 p. m.
The books for the registration Of voters
open on Monday Tuesday and Wcdncs,
day, the Goth, 9th and 2sth of November,
inst.
The bar-rooms are required to be closed
on tho day of election.
The following persons arc hereby zip
pointed to conduct the election and regis
tration: John II. Propst, James S. Elder
and j. w. IIanahan. p
by order Of Council:
-. IN. WITHERS, Clork.
Nov 13-xlttd
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22
TIE rcccipts for travel across the

TIE receipts for travel across the
great, bridge connec,ing New York
and Brooklyn for the' first six months
amount to $ll0,S71, or at the rate of
$22l,742 n year, from which is to be
deducted current expenses. As tho
cost of the bridge was about Sl6,o0O,-
600, there will have to be great in
crca"" in travel before the trustees can
meet the interest on tho bridge bonds
with the receipts.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22

TIE Springfield Republicom notes
that Baltimore jju! judge has put a prcmi-
um on bachelorhpad by holding, as
l'as been the cGs'om of tho courts, that
a man is responsible for the slandcrous
words ofhis wife. The unhappy hus-
band of gossip, therefore, had To- pay
$l05 and costs for his wifc's backbiting.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22

IIIEKE was praycr-mcctinS al
Nugcnt's Sawmill, Rapilcs Parish,
La, on n'thc evening Of the 5th. Gone
Of the LacroiA brothers was praying,
and the next morning hc accused one
Of tho Willbanlis brother with erwin.
'Amcn' ont Of place." says the tclc-
graph. ~ scrimmage cnsucd in which
knives aud sticks were used and five
persons were badly hurt. This, says III:
cNchan &c, shows that there should be
law compelling all who carry knives,
hooks and bludgcons, TO use a pre-
scrihcd form of prayer and response,
SO that no such provocation will be
likely to DC given to sensitive sup
plant.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22
u. o. BOIG'S.

All kinds Of White Goods, White Lace
and Muslin Curtains, Crctonncs, &C., &c.
Also full and complete line Of Dress
Goods, of Various fabrics, styles and
prices, from Calicoes, Worsted, Cashmeres,
Silks and Satins-you can find anything you
want in that line and at any price These
goods VIC arc determined to sell cheap and
reduce stock
Our stock of Shoes of all kinds will be
sold at and below COST, as well as heavy
piece goods for Mems wear, and other
goods that we do not intend keeping after
present stock of same is sold. We mean
what we say.
u. o. BO1G.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-22
WHO IINrQN lSicIxo.l Him

TEt.h0rse is Il annbe.animal, and one of
He best friends Of man. Yct no man
wants even his best friend to kick him in
the back. Mr.. Libby, of Lowell, Mass,
received such kick from horse In 1868
Evcr since he has been martyr to spinal
iSihFcri": PERRY DAVH'a PAIa KILLER
has relieved him FROM e great deal of
a;mny. Wii!a'' Re has been using this
valuable rrniedt le has enjoyed his life. as
hr .tlrvrr could have. done otherwise
''Actidrnt will happen" Provide against
thcm hy procuring PAIN KILLER. 4