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The fact that sample bottles OF Or. Days
Liniment are free at j. G. SAurs drug
store, is proof that the medicine is good.
and will bear fair trial.
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The fourth and tenth revenue districts
are to be consolidated, Boss Kumler, d
Toledo, will remain Collector, with head.
quarters at Toledo.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-07-05

Ifyou consult your own interest before
purchasing shoes, you should call and see
Frease & Longs 10 kinds OF mems shoes.
t-iH 'ifNoil. 4 I'l'iEi lifr tfs
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Mr.. VIM. Tubbs, Of Ridgeville town
ship, raised the frame OF a new 50xl0O feet
barn last week. We are glad to know OF
our friends prosperity.
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The Democrats OF Defiance nominated
the following county ticket on Saturday:
Treasurer, John I. Dave; Commissioner,
Mather Struble: CSroner, Dr. ID. P. Aid
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Ifyou are in need of furniture of any
description, call in at the new furniture
store of Schroeder & Scheele, Tyler Block.
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>ndqulrA. .6faf Wto. B1uy4dlk S3s5I 2t 4
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Tile LAYING.

Farmers, you can have your tile laid
quicker and cheaper by J. Miller, of Hol-
gate, O., than any other way. He lays
them by machine and guarantees his work.
He lays tile from inches down to three
feet under ground. Ct
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Go toS. M. Honeck and get one of those
beautiful shirt waists for your boys, they
are just what you want. If !
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-07-05

Those excellent bargains in groceries
and crockery are still being offered by
Capt. Jas. Draper, at Cary's old stand.
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Thirty-one Electric Liver and Kidney
Pads LEFT, at 500 each. l56 sold in June.
d. j. Humphrey sole agent, .sabis .m,n
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DON'T 50 sMeltering ;;aroundlain those
heavy winter clothes, But 90 goimmediately
to the Eagle Clothing House and get one
Of those stylish summer tsuftA 3t ~
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Great reduction in millinery goods
for ten DAYS at May,W eaver's, opposite
Court House. 2t
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Shasteen Bros. have. thelargest and finest
stock OF confectionery to be found in Ma
poleon, and at very low prices. Give them
a call. NilHj ~ II
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Clewell q Fisk have received sole agency
in the city for the sale OF Mrs. Weimeris
Fresh Home Made YeastaC Cakes (formerlv
sold by II. q. Cary.) Try them once and
you will use no other. At
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Gardner Il son have fine tloti0f' stefeo-
scopic views of the Catholic Church for
sale at their gallery. ~ 83yt,.s, 2t f.
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Trunks, Satchels, gum coats and Um-
breilas, cheaper than the cheapest at Bern
STEMS One Price Clothing House. st
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Hon. 8. az. Heller'nOw comes out with
a stylish double seated family carriage.
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The small boy now soaks his hide in
the muddy waters of the canal, and calls
it"going in swimming" e 7yl'
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LOST. Bet&eep Napoi leon al hdL. Waites,
Picture OF young lady i'll walnut frame.
The finder will be paid tor trouble and
9oblige the mcthef by leaving the same ~ tt Ist
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Carl Bach, the Wood county murderer,
will swing from the gallows on Friday !,
Oct. IL, 1883. So mote it be.
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Farmers and working men, ask for the
Pat. Duplex overalls; the best in the mar
ket; out wear two other pair; at S. NJ,
Honeck the tailor. A'ss - f5lgif If
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ls For the,next b0days we will aoffel
some special bargains Ia shoes ani
slippers at No. ass398.m u ,tss ssss IT,
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Hahn 4 Meyer can please yod IN all
kinds OF clothing. Call m and examine
stock and prices. 81
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Forthe lightning self.sealer fruit jars, go
to Bradley's, If
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Ifyou' wish to take advantages of the
splendid bargains offered by Capt. Jas.
Draper, you must call soon,
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Judge Meekison issued twenty-one IL
censes to marry during the month of
June. ici : g71 2t'j ~
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fudge Okey, the only Dsfuocrat on the
Supreme Bench, diesents to the decision
of the Republican members on the con-
stieutionality of thsI Scott Law. He was
of the same opinion asl u the Pond Law
which sisidenfical vie ne scott Law. Oiisea'
bench OF Judgss, who we're elected by ths
people, fuled upon tIes. bne, the other
bench, appoitIted ~ 6Ster. ruled IlD0n
other, fhssSabou tbs whole differences.
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The Scott law will not reduce taxes in
this county any this year, tbeievy having
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-07-05

z The concentfated power and curative
virtues Of AYERS Safs6pariila render lii
the most reliable and economical medicine
that can be used. Itscontains no dangers.
onso harmfal redlcnts.Faud may be'
salely s administered to patients of all ages
aIfbe obtained 10 ilo1e tao eo6d and ID the
cheapest, Whatever its cost
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.r,sss r: 9s'sss e e: II t9isif.E
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A wooden awning has been placed around
Koller's mill. Josiah is bound to be in
the dry and shade. ass Il, 5.,
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Over FIVE hundred boys school suite,
and cEildfetiy suits ffgm aaollar seventy
ss 1sTy g@ Y ssfssshs ass Jns EsdFss F
Clethipgs House seass wrsss,s =, -. See5s
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Largest stock of Spring Piece Goods at
s, NJ. Honeck's, the tailor. tt
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Fine machine and illuminating oils
at Bradley's. H a2asi2 s4RQistf
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Come to the NORTHWEST Office for your
printed stationery, put up in tablet form,
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There is less building in Napoleon this
season than fora number of years. n
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One box envelopes, with your business
card and address, for si.00 at this office.
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New type makes the Deshler Flag wear
an improved appearance. 3Fa
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The Republicans will hold Il delegate
county convention on August 4th.
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Quite number of sidewalks are Offered
for sale by the Street Commissioner.
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SANTMANT-LoGAN.-O July 1st.. 1888.
by j. 0. Merritt, j. p, Mr.. Joseph SAINT
mant and Mrs. Ellen Logan. Ali OF Ham
Ter, Henry county. O. a4f+. .,l.l,
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Fera a nobby summer hat call at Hahn
d Meyers, at the Eagle Clothing House..
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The tax on matches and bank checks
was taken off July 1st.
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S Board by the day Or week at Mrs. SD.
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EMERY-SHEPARD.-On June n. 1888,
by Elder j. b. Glover, Mr.. G. w. Emery
and Mrs. Mary b, Shepard, both of Nc
Clure :. tf5iIl0
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There are quitea number of vacant bus
mess rooms in town. ifa,sl sa ri ID f
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Neckwear in latest styles at Hahn 4
Meyers. 32s 81
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The royalty on barbed wire, used for
fencing is to be reduced about one-half.
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Board by the day or week at Mrs. S. j..
Chains. daiiia
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,o1ss,. Tns nights @ arc beginning ss'' + 2, fre"
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The latest caper in colors is 'nlashed
SQUASH" q fT rf'9
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Letters remaining nncslled- for at the
Napoleon, Ohio. Post Office, for the week
ending June 80, 1883; l'a 20
NJ. A. Borman, Miss Emma Chafien, A.
Defreas, Mrs. Martha Henderson,. Ann.
Serberer. Rev. j. jackson, Ed. Kenny,
Mrs. Carlin kehn, G. NJ. Overlends, John
Perry, Fritz Rohrs, A. II. Williams, VIM
field Il Bros.r Benz. Waraer. ~ ,9t'0
Persons calling for the above letters
will please say they were, advertised and
give date. @'5-i JAMES S. FOuRE. :
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venor says red-hot July. @ &
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For bird drcages, and bird food 60 to Brad
ley's. lHIT "a NT ter
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Seed Buckwheat at Bradley's.
For fruit-cans go to Bradley's.

Mrs, A. E. Mann requests those ladies
wanting dresses cut or made, to call at her
rooms, over Stuckmau's grocery. Her
prices are reasonable. 41lio,s -a tt
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The strawberry crop has been large this
year.
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Rasberries are in the markety
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Napoleon WAS almorst deserted yester-
day.
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Bring us yourjoh printing.
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Demmett Improved Twine Binder. s
Peerless Reaper and Mowers.
Garden City iPlows and Gultlvators.
Keystone Hay Leaders and Hay Rakes.
Ohio Corn Planters.
All kinds of first class agricultural i'm
plements for sale by Fred Haase, Oko-
iona, o.. 515 ~ ft# E'Ai 3no /
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CARvER-CREw.-On June 3Oth, 1888,
by Rev. j. ZooK, at the Methodist Parson-
age, MIR. Arthur Carver and Miss Viola
Crew. Both OF Liberty Center, Henry
county, o.
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Seed Corn, at Bradley's.

For white and colored shirts go. to Hon.
eek, the tailor. '.f a'li 't7a te
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ydaas lMs Honeck the taiIotfof nsch
wear. sf TT
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] ES.s sQNerppF RlFhpp haso lail 81 iFalled alllled 4
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On Tuesday accompanying a note con-
tanning these words: Compliments of A.
Bradley to the proprietor aid \boys fthe
NORTHWEST Office = was bpuncing water
being hot and suitry the boys did ample
Justice to the luscious fruit, voting their
thanks to Mr.. Bradley, Hoping he.might
live long and pros per, III order that he
may continue To receive and deal out re-
freshipg. frnits in their season,
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IN pursuance of proceedings had in the coht Of
l. Common Pleas, Of Henry County, Ohio, ] with Of
fer for sale at public auction, on eN
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MARRIED.

All kinds of salt fish at Bradley's. IF
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n Mr.. Barton Smith, a prominent attorney
of Toldo, and a Democrat to the backbone,
was in Napoleon Thursday last ON busi-
ness in \ u lahl - ats ,..- s.I
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SCRoFULA.
THE NORTHWEST
LOCAL BREVITIES.

1888" ''I
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~ " Ffl4iF2 TiE1Eh 2 Hf M .9t9Faff flS
rIi Nkata ss1t4s1H IA h8haois gs1Slss1.,sI si4s.
'Airgsts feN bq1ss .hs,g ~ ~ n i.isigsp4 ss
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3FtbA " u % sNNfEI1IE FHfJfiIN ffafk1N VI ,I'uN
% lisaeisqi ..Ss al3aeI ~ ~ ~ n saa JsM . =
pslss
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Mrs. F. T. Woosifer, who has been Wis
itinS her parents in Napoleon for some
time, has returned to her home in Def
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The southeast quartet Of the northeast qaafitr OF
said section sixteen tl6 containing 40 asres more
or less. 5Tsf
Appraised at S760
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The many friends of County Clerk
Barnes were panied to learn of his serious
illness. but glad to know that he is. now
cOnvalescinp
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q ais s' reffaiIl l,'l5 I s. dyy'' wv viii
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Mr.. L. s: Dittenhsver visited in India
last week.
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The north east quarter OF the north-ess quarter Of
said section sixteen (l6), containing 40 acres more
or less. .Etl
Appraised at $120.
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Mrs. w. B. Lynch aud children, of Syc-
smore, o., are visiting the families of Mrs.
r, Lynch aud w. o. Hudson of this city.
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The westhalf of the northeast quarter eg sadsGe-
ion sixteen (l6l containing 50 acres, more less.
Appraised at 81 800.
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Brib Hudson left Tuesday morning to
spend the Fourth" amid thescenes of his
childhood in Wyandot county.
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Mr.. Geo. Long, OF Lncas county, was in
Napoleon Saturday He paid his rent to
Treasurer Gidley and then visited the
printer before leaving for home. He pre-
diets a Democratic victory this fall.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

FENCES AND DOGS.-Thc Lcgisluhrc
elected i'll 1850 WAS composed of brave
men. In face Of tie 0utspukcn oppo-
siton OF many true Democrats the
Stock law was enacted because its adj
Vocatcs believed that it was best for
the whole country aud that experience
would speedily convince its opponents
OF their mistake. At the election of
1882 very large majority cf the Stock
law men were defeated for reelection
and, in many cases, inferior men elect
cd in their places. The very fact that
no change, worthy OF tho name, WAS
made by their SUCCESSORS is the best
evidence that the law is becoming poD-
nlar: Now VIC suggest that the present
Legislature, at its next session, achieve
a reputation for itself by bold lcgisla-
ton ON the dog question. Let us rct
rIu OF all members of tho canine ponu-
!ation except those that arc honest
homo guards or members, in good
standing, of respectable hunting packs.
The tramp dog should be cxtcrlm!na!cA
and tho man who starts the war will
DE a public bcnetaotor.-Bu,m,UcV
PtOO{e.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

lion. James G.. Blaine is stated by
several Washington correspondents to-
havo received tho news of Senator
Windom's defeat for reelection with
much satisfaction, despite the fact that
they had been colleagues in tho Gar
field administration. IT is said that
ilrcc years ago Mr.. C0nklimg COM
plctcly turned Mr.. Windom's head by
suggesting him us being in the category
Of presidential candidates. Mr.. Win
dom took the hint, and had q solid
delegation in his favor sent from Min
n"sota to the Republican National
Convention. But for this Mr.. Blaine
would have received the Minnesota
vote, and in all probability the nomi-
nation. For This Mr.. Blaine is said 10
enjoy Mr.. Windom's recent defeat
hugely.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17
NEW TlN-SIIOP !

] uANE recently commenced bust
ness opposite Mr.. j. NJ. Elliott's Gin
Shop, where will he found Cooking
and Heating Stoves and Tinwarc of all
Kinds.
Roofing and Cuttcring done IN q
good and substantial manner, as cheap
as the cheapest
Signs Painted in the best style,
Cheap.
Merchants will find It to thcir inter-
est TO cease selling light Yankee Tin
ware. poorly soldcrct', and sell my
INV Arr, os ii IS about a. CHE =,
and is made or 1COD MATERIAL.
J. &lAE2g.. r., R'ATT.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

The best farmer In Fairfield cotlnty
uses the Navassa Guano. For sale by
j. II, Stcwprt.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17
THE MARKET UNSET TIED !
Dr 22Ps 4 gf5 IS %Q9t2rE 9EN 9g5 sEHE5 g rd

5000 yards CAROLINA pafds ccn. ly Tic yard
1O0Oyards Piedmont hrting al cents
a. shirtfng at7 7conts
OyartsM Drfngs 8cents
My standard solids and nc Simpsons prints
yars ad redccd fom cents i8 cca All Of
my to
dozen nnaMndrioa shirts reduced rs
ticking
shirng ces boaocd
reduced from 10
1905 pos
Z
business odds and
sean sweep ovcfy department Now
over, is tho timo to get uccidcd bar rgains.
Rs=4... y,,,,, ar. ..; H. t. L. 1s%s1kd! s1MkdFMNAUGH.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17
W.RIPPING PAPER.

We call the attention of merchants ana
Others t" our large stock Of wrapping pa
per, consisting Of White NEWSPAPER,
Manila, Gray Wrapping and Straw Paper
and Paper Bags.
Wasuggest that if merchants can buy
these articles from us asl0w as from abroad
freight added, 1t will be an advantage to
retain within the town the small commission
charged rather than pay il to strangers.
MCMAsrER, EEICE d. KErCuIN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17
Tho TalO OF tho False Tcctb.

" False teeth may tell lies in quiet way
j. uc ssmd Leal a. tooth tcls the solemn truth when
the nerves and muscles OF the face" "I "i
nave the toothachr" is the almost nndibln
I"wl. And the echo is, eyes, and tho
tctt''achc has mc"' When the rui,s q,
ncW aleia settle in q dtcaycd tooth, some.
PAIN KILLER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

Tho brain Of Cuvior wcighc.l GI
ounces, and that of Daniel Webster G2.
II IS generally supposed that n lrge
Dram indicates extraordinary mcnial
aoil'tY, but Gambetta's brain weighed
only 3S ounces. and there was large
muscnlar negro in the West, q quiet
respccl&hlc sort OF fellow, whose bE,in
weighed rs ounces.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

The expression was once y,ry
common, "lI--.ll's broke loose in Geor
gla.' We arc moving along scrcncIy
mere now, and from DEVELOPMENTS in
tennessee and Alabama, IL would seem
mat the scene has shifted a few degrees
TO the north and west of fus.-Ereuilo
.NcWS. '''"9
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17
s1rrsvErrx3r

a NEAT IhTTLE GAME.-lt is not
often that amy OF our business men arc
sWindlcu or deceived by the sharpcrs
nnd parasites VINO secure 81 living bv
prcying upon the purses Of crctulous
citizens; but at times, some new
scheme for sw:nling is adopted by
travelling sharks and our citizens find
their money gone with no value re-
ccivch III licu thereof. About three
weeks ago al individual called upon n
number Of merchants aud others, rep
rcScntlnS hinsclf as an agent for Il
rubber stamp firin in rcw Orleans.
lis plan was TO induce Il victim TO
give an order for rubber stamps, which
TIC alleged agent was TO have shiDpcd
from New Orleans IS soon rs they
could be made. The supposed agent
said that the stamps would certainly
be sent within n week from the date ct
the order. The purchasers were asked
TO pay i'll advance, which they did in
almost every instance. The so-callcd
agent has never been heard from, and
no stamps have arrived, although this
was nearly mouth ago. The firm
winch he claimed TO represent was
written to two weeks since, bnt no
reply has been received. The existence
of such firm is therefore exceedingly
doubtful. Grccnvillc has been com
parativcly free from the operations Of
the rowing advomturrlS and swindlcrs
who ma kc their living by dctinuding
communities. Our people should he
moro careful, in future GFeen0iUe
.NcjcS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17
j. Nj. BEATY. & co.
lbESSaDH4U 4UJTHdbN.

CrEN BUuClEs At S3T and $40, AT
DLYGSE Il. DLSPORTES..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17
.I(TH FEESRTTfRV.

!, Wo have lot of new and pretty Valcn-
tmcs, To which the attention Of Interested
parties, without regard to age, scx or pre-
Vious condition, Is respectfully solicited
NfGMAsrEN, BRICE & KEECHIN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17
WINNsBORO, s. u.

IT rs reported that Senator Hampton
will soon resign his scat in the Senate.
If it be true, it is high time that oandi-
dates arc making themselves known to
the "dcar people," We have nomi-
nation to oaks for the position in ques-
ton, but we deem it ont of order until
it is known definitely what tho Senator
really expects TO do.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17
CASH NEEDED.

These indebted to us arc requested to
settle ut once. We have been patient, but
forboarancc sometimes ceases to he a virtue
McMAsTER, BRlCE & KETCuIN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17

UNDER the constitution of Conucc-
ticut the Legislature has almost su-
prcmc power and cnn exercise judicial
functions ut will. We think this rather
too rastcal even for this progressive
age. On this other hand, tho samo
State still clings TO the old and cruel
custom Of imprisonng for debt. We
think q happy medium between the
extremes would be better for the State.
----.--e-.--
TIE case OF the State VS.. Major U.
b. Whites, the dcfaultng treasurer Of
Newbcrry county, was tried a few days
ago before Judge Withcrspoon Of tho
sixth circuit. Mcssrs. Pope & Schum-
pert appeared for the defence and So
}icitor Duncan for the State. Tho case
was magnilicnntly fought on both
sides, and resulted in mistrial- -nino
Of tho jury being in favor Of convic-
ton and three for acquittal. The de-
fence harpcd q great deal upon the
war record Of the defendant and his
sonnd Democratic record. In his
charge to the jury, Judge WitherSpoon
very properly said: "I deem it my
duty to say to YOU, gentlemen, that all
this talk about & agst services of the
prisoner has nothing to do with this
case. You !aIc to be governed by the
law and the'.pxitlcncc. Sad will it be
for tho State when outside Influences
arc allowed to come into court and
Interfere with the administration Of
JUSTICE"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS AND
ONION SETS.

We have on hand q large stock of Gar
den Seeds: also some Field Seeds and
Fl",rrr Seeds, from BuiSt, l.audrcth
Sibicy. Ferry, CroSNnn and Reed. SO ali
customers may be pcascd
MCMASrER, HRlGE IL kETCuIN,