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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Military Ord ITS.
HEtDQUARrEEs DEPT. OF ARIZONA.
 NIPPLE BARRACKS,
 PRESC0Tr, March 3l, 1883.

HEADQ DEPT. OF ARIZONA,
 NIPPLE BARRACKS,
 PREsC0Tr, March 3l, 1883. ' Special Orders No. 2S.
 [ Captain John G. Bourke, Third Cavalry, and First Lieutenant c. J. Ei- berer Corps of Engineers. Engineer officer or the Department will accom- paBy the Rrigadier General Comma nd ing the field.
 Necessity exists for the travelling en- I0ined-
 H. Private Alexander F. farmer, General ServIce Det itchmeut at these headquarters, and Private William II. Hopkins, troop F, Third Cavalry, mes s-Brer, will proceed to Wilcox, \. T, and report to the BriEadIer General Clmmaudinr, for duiy in the field. The Quartermaster's department will furnish the necessary transportation, and tEe subsistence department commn- tatIon of ratious at the pres cribed rate. for three days, II being lmpracti- cable to carry ratIons of any kind. By order of BrigadIer General Crook:
 J. P. MARTIN.
 Assistant AdjUtaut General.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Notice of Forfeiture.

ITO G. ". HAYES. OR THOSE CLAIhING | under hiu You are hereby no. Itct tLat v' have expended Ono Hundred Dollar m l-h'f and improvements upon the Stonrwall Jagr-H1 mi ping clam. sItuared m the Myers AIulr- DI tuct. Pima "ouI -y. A. T.. Iu order Co n t saId pr. ms es under the prov slous ui S-ttl"- 1I2i kevl-ed Stytutes of tLs United h, utgs, boz ing he amouut required Co hold tls same l,- tle year endlug December sI lS-1 And t within ninety days aites tAIs uutlce by uunlica- tion yuu fan OF refuse Co coufrlblte your pr'- pIrtlon of such expeud ture as oNurr ut one b If of thI- property with crsts of th s aur.-- tlsement your iut-rc-f m tue sand claim wIll Doe come tle pr perty of the subscriber. lulD- saii SectIun 13zf Your tr1portI,u ot sa-l eye pcndlture IS Fifty DOiIars
 CA. WADE
 uENi.l LtNN}EI. Myers Mining District. pIua county A. 2. Jla- uary . iSS3. Ia7.-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Pre-emptiOn Notice of Publication.

INNU VTFIOE NE :
 Rpri C. lS-3. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN l HAT THE ~ following named settler Miguel CarTllo. has filed notice of his intenflO1 Co make nnal proof m support of his pre-em ltIon clAlm. No. SI2. and secure final entry thereof befurn the ' \. Land Office at Iursou. on Iueetay. the sth day of May. 1888 at the h0ur of 10 o'clock A S . for the NE !. of Sec ls. Tp Is S k. ii F.. G. and S. h. Me- dian. m names the fr i' Wirg 2 as his witnesses viz.: EntlIn.O Carri ln. Jesus Ol vac. Jose M N-slueZ. Ramon NalunIuelA and Jesus M. Martinez alI or prma county. An Oua
 HEsRT COUSINS, Register. First publication. April s.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

Some of the newspapers of the Terri tory. in their anxiety to besmirch Agent Wilcox, have overdone the thing, and what injury they might have done by more conservative" course m their vll- ifcaiion, has been arrested by the ylo- lence Of thelr attacks. and Agent Will COX has come ont of the fire. SO far, puri- fed, so to speak, after terrible scorch- inc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

The story told ot the Emperor Will lam has it's application in every mans life. He has his uniform on even at h me, but he unbu.tons his coat and takes 1t easy when not in sight Of his solliery. The moment he hears the fife and drum, however. he buttons mp bis coat and stands sufily at the window u'ItIi the troops have passed hy. Upon being asked why he was a. such pains to button even the last disagreeable but ton s,t the neck, his reply Was: 'Let me tell you, 1t Is the one button left unbuttoEed that is the ruin of the army"
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

The Copperosity copper mine, in the Casa Graude district, IS looking well. The owners are at work on the property and have sunk shaft 40 feet and 1t Is all in ore. At 20 feet cross-cut was made across the vein and showed twenty eet of solid ore, a great deal Of winch < red oxide. At 40 feet another cross cut was made and the ore body IS the .ame at that depth as it is above. Reliable men have examined the prop -rty aud assure us that it IS one of the finest prospects in the Territory.-En- terprise
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Army Changes.

The following army changes have been ordered: Lieutenant. Colonel An. drew ". Evans, Seventh Cavalry, to Commanding General of the Depart meut of Dakota, tor assignment io sta ton; N- i5r Samuel ? AL Nouog, Third Cavalry, Go Department ot Arizona, for assignment; Lieutenaat-C5l mel Caleb R. Layton, Twentieth Infantry, Co De partmeut of Missouri, for assignment; Major David krause, F.f-a luIiu1ry, to report m person t5 Commanding General oi the Di---let 0i DlkO-a foI assignment. The following changes lu the duties Gud stations of off .ers of th- Pay Department are ordered: Major William II. SmytEe. relieved from duts in the Department os Missouri, To pro ceed to Tucson and report for duty iu that Department; Major William [ Creary. relieved from duty ID the De partment of Arizona, to proceed Co San Francisco and report Co the Commander of the Dspar meat ot California for duty in that Depgr.meut.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

The Star complains Of nuisance on Fifth avenue, near Col. Beans residence, uhsre teams aud heavy wagons are left standing. The statement would have been more correct fl II had been that the teams were on pr.v7te lot and not in ;he street. They are the property ot Nj. c. SamaDiego, who is ready to an- swar all complaints about them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

Disastrous floods from heavy rain O 50 hours duration are reported af Mag
 ara Falls and vicinity. 4 portion of th- Canada Southern track is washed away.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

Mir Fl. NJ. De Hart returned from San Francisco this morning. He has been appointed General Agent for Arizona and New MsNco of the MIuhsttau Life Insurance Company, of New York, and will establish local agencies lu the sev- eral towns. He has also arranged to bring the merits of the FaTweii Dr, Ore Concentrator before the mining men. and ir a week or two wIli erect one uf them for tine Good Hope Gold and Sil- yer Mining Company, at Shakespeare. Y. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Assistant Adiutaut Genera

The Florence Enterprise says that deeds transferring the Zeckendorf prop eItles, at Riverside, to the new incorpo- ration, were received at tbe Recorders office uf Piual county last week. The company Is styled the Ray Copper Min ing Company. The principal office IS located in New York City. L. Zecken- dorf and Judge Silent. of Tucsou, and J. r. Kennedy, of San Francisco. retain a large quantity of stock and with the ling interest. The company expect Co commence operations soon on a large scale.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
H. HUFFMAN & CO,

PHOTOGRAPHERS LARGE AssORT- | rneut of Arizsua vtews ou hand; Pc-urs frAzn.- made to order and Muuldaes on isand- No. ElB CansErese street.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

James Faulkner of D4nv.ll., New York, who is in his ninety-so1r;h year, performed a duty recently that perhaps few men of his years womb undertake 4 new issue of oils of all d-nomila tious. on the First National Bank, to the number os 300, required his signature, as president, aui, seatinI himself at B table, he continued Go write until all had been signed, the last signature written being as bold and firm as the first The time occupied m doing tlis work was two hours and a haif
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

A deed has been recorded in Florence conveying to Col. c. D. Poston the butte, inst below the Stiles ranch, about two miles northwest of Florence. The document is signed by J. A. Reavis, arch duke of the Gila, under his claim to the Peralta grant.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

The Enterprise says: Ex-Sheriff J. P. Gabriel has leased the Tweed ranch at Dripping Springs for three years. at s8O per mouth. with the privilege of OuyIng be property for S3.OOD, before or at the expiration at the lease. He will take i ossession on the l0th of this month. g e intends to stock the ranch with cat t.e, and as there is not a better stock anch iu the county. he will do well.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

Hon. Pat Hamilton is now lu Pinai county obtaining datum for Ass forth comm work Ol the -es1Irces 0s Ar.ZJ. ua. At present he is iu the Pioneer mining district. which includes tue fa nous Silver hng mue. Mr. Hamilton is making thorough work in obtaining information. and viil compile volume that will be of vast value tO the Terri tory and a credit to himself Mr. Ham ilson has said that his book wIll be gu unbiased and impartial representation of facts and the truth falrly toli. will astonish many people who imagine th lt Arizona IS stil portion Of the "Great American Desert as lsii down in the geOErauhles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

Fl Paso has had bank failure, in tn private banking Institution of r. H. Tompkins. Liabilities, S25OC00; as cts. nominally Sll0,O00, but actually SI5, 000.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

AIr. \. ?. App-l, who has for years been freightiuE between Wi.icOx unG Globe, has come to Tucson @ reside In hIs business capacity he has had good opportunities for observing how the agency matters at Ban Carlos were conducted, and Ea speaks iu tls h;saes terms fl praise of the mauag5ment O.. the reservation and the Indians by thy Agent, Mr. ?. ?. Wilcox. The Indian, are given everything allowed them bs the government, and eZsres= them-eIT-- happy and caurented. Mr. Appel. who Is a bluI, frank and out-pcEeu mau, considers Agent Wilcox a cIDsciruti1us. honest, able and active mau,. .wno cau govern and discipline the Indians, lf such q thing be possible. He alway S arrests and properly punish=s all offenders. and has made them familiar with the rules Of the reservation, which he euforces with strict impartial,ty. Such an unqualified endars ment vii do much Co quiet any fears by the sci tiers of future outbreaks or trouble al, San Carlos
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

Time must be on the d'wn grade at early morn. for 1t is the matutinal sun that puts on the dsybreaks.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

Mr. Richard Sander has erected an awning in front of the Clbiuet, GO nero Congress street and Stone avenue.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

Pheniz. A ril (. Is-s, infant son
 of Mir. and Mrs. r.. l.. l-aAc. KETCHAM-In Yu a. March 90. lsss John
 Floyd kelcham. aged 2-.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

\ gentleman in this city. who re ceivei positive information of the h. dian outbreak last year, which was ful- filled t5 the letter, has been assured by the same authority thatOn the approach ing full of the moon San Carlos agency will be the scene of another emeute, with it's attendant bloodshel and bo.- r.r..
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

The clerk of the Board of Supervisors Of Pinal county has been instructed to correspond with the Boards of Super- visors ot Pima, Graham. Gila and Mari copa counties to secure concert If ac- tlon in the survey of the county bonn diary lines.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
NI BREED.
DIED

Y RNEY-STk NAIT- In Tomt stone. April 2. 1883. by \. J. Feltcr. Justice [ the Pence. Nr. Edward Narney and Miss Fl renee Stewart.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
APRIL 9th, 1888.

APRIL b-ns lN'o. The Board Of Supervisors met pursu- ant to adjournment at 10 o'clock a. ID. Present J. II. Toole, Chairman; A. D. Otis and M. G. SamanieCo, Members; W. J. Osborn, Clerk.
 Ihe minutes of last meeting were read approved.
 The following demands were audited and allowed and warrants drawn there for on the County Treasurer as fellows. to-wit: Contingent fund, S79910; Gen. eral fund. S52S3S.
 Ordered that the Board stand ad- iOurn@d to April 7th at 10 o'clock a. m.
 JAMES II. fooLE, Chairman, Attest: WILLIAM J. OSBORN, C.erk
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

The Mexican, Martinez, z,who shot a fe.- low-eountIymgn III Davidson's canyon on Friday, had a hearing to-day, and was committed to await the action O. the grand iury.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Official Records

LOCATION NOTICES. Delaware Co, Myers, April i, Jos c Starr, w Hibberd.
 Comobabi well mill site east side Comobabi mts, Feb 9, Jno B Allen Blne End, near Blue Jay, March F, Hiel Hale, C E Bennett, II C Townsend. Union, Red Rock, March l7, \ ? Pres ton.
 Nevin, Myers. February l3, Henry Nevin.
 Silver Thread, DO district, February 22. D G Chilson, B Drew.
 Summit SIlyt- Arivaca, March l2, John Burrows.
 Black Coppe Ai,, March 2g. Tru- man c Brown. k c Brown.
 TehacheDi, no district, March D; Ed Rawson, W 4 Sloan.
 Mill, Aio district, February 21; J r Leavey.
 DEEDS.
 CP Sykes to Thomas Nickerson. lot :, block 119, Calabasas; 2,4OO.
 Thos Fitch to AjO Mining and Dey- elnpment C., l, Southern, AjO Senior, Aio Junior No. ,, Aio Junior No. 5, Pin to, Pinto No. ,, and Pinto No. $, AIo Gl-trlctt So,uuU.
 Wm NJ Griffith to Frank Saladin, lot :, block 173, Tucson; S15.
 Julia Welisch and Iheo We,isch to Jas H Davis, lot 10, block 80, Tucson; S22j.
 MISCELLANEOUS.
 Cattle brand of A Vaughan. Cattle brand of " T Vaughan. Cattle brand of L. \ Vaughan. Appointment and oath of James II Cleland as deputy sheriff at Total Wreck.
 Power of attorney, the Ajax Silver Mining Co to Charles K Drake, to make application for patent, etc, as agent. A deed has been recorded in Florence conveying to Col. c. D. Poston the butte, inst below the Stiles ranch, about two miles northwest of Florence. The sa H,- Rna,-fc
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
Proceedings Board of Supervisors.

April 3, 1883. The Board of Supervisors met pursu- ant to adjournment at 10 o'clock a. In. Present J. H. Toole, Chairman: i. D. Otis, member. N C. Samaniego. mem Der; W. J. Osborn. Clerk.
 The minutes of last meeting were read and approved.
 Upon application, and for good cause shown, ordered that F. VI. Smith, Dis trict Attorney, be granted leave of ab- sence for forty days, to commence this date.
 The following demands were audIted and allowed and warrants drawn there for on the county Treasurer as follows, to-wit: Road fund. S27500; General fund, S3J045.
 Ordered that the Board stand ad- journed to April G;h at 10 o'clock a. n.
 JAMES II. TooLE Chairman, Attest; WILLIAM J. OSBORN, Clerk.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

Orders have been issued by the Post office Department, that on or about May first, Albuquerque will be the distrihut- ing point for all mails for Southern New Mexico. Southern Arizona, and Mexico. The Pacific coast mails will be sent by way of the Atlantic S Pacific road. the route agents making the entire trip from Albuquerque to San Francisco. IL is expected that the time between thrse points will be shortened thirty-six hours.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
The New PO,tmastcr General.


 Judge Walter Q. Gresham. who was appointed Postmaster General, IS in Evansville, Ind, holding Court. A re- porter f the Associated Press visited him, and in answer to the question whether he intended to accep' the ap- pointmeut or not, said he had just noti- fled the President and Secretary of State that he would accept, but that his duties here would detain him until Sat urday of this week, aud that he could not reach Washington until the middle ot the coming week. Judge Gresham said that his appointment was unsolclt- el and entirely unexpected. He receIv- ed notice of hIs appointment early Tues .iay morning, the Secretary of State Ill., forming h m that Li- commission had been signed Monday. The appointment aill give very general satisfaction Tn Indiana, where Judge Gresham IS honor ed and respected by every one, and stands at the very head of the judiciary. He received the congratulations of prominent people of both parties.
 Gresham was horn in Harrison county, Indiana, m lS32; was educated Tn hls iutive State, and after graduation at the h diana State University in Blooming ton, studied law. He soon atterward be- gan practice at COrydon, the county seat If Harrison county. He was, fEom the first, successful as a lawyer. He took an tctiye part m the politics of the State, and shortly before the outbreak of the ate war wns elected representative Tn the State Legislature, and ln 1851 was chairman uf the House Committee on Military Affairs. While occupying thIs position be co-opera'ed so skIllfully and theoretically with Governor Morton m he organization of the State militia and raising and forwarding troops that the- latter, in 1861, commissioned him Lieu enani-Culouel of the Thirty eighth Regiment fl Indiana Volunteers. In lH-ch. 1862, he was promoted to be Colonel of the Fifty-thiid Indiana, and 70 August, 1863, to BriGadier General Of Volunteers He participated in the siege f C0rinth, the siege and capture oi Wick -burr, the seIge of Jackson, Miss, and up to Janua'y. 1864, commanded tue Third Brigade of the Fourth Divis- ion of the Seventeenth Army Corps; was breyeted Major General for dlsiln- CuIshel gallantry, and after January, 1864, commanded the Fourth Division
 I the Seventeenth Corps until July ot fhe same year, when he was severely wounded in the action before Atlanta. He was mustered ont of the service on he 3Oth of April, 1866, and as soon as health and strength was fully restored, re entered into partnership with Judge Butler, of New Albany, Ind, and re-
 tuned inc practice of law m that city. During the war General Gresham's per -onal relations with General Grant were very friendly and cordial, and when the latter became President for the first time, in 1869, he appointed Cir sham District Judge for Indiana. This posi- ion he fstill holds. In 1881 he was strongly urged for place Tn the Cabl- net of President Garfield, and there IS reason to believe that the representa- lions Of his many friends in his behalf were regarded with much favor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

The citizers of St. David, a Mormon settlement on 'he San Pedro, have ten. iered the Tombstone volunteers dozen horses and mules, and some of their men may enter the expedition.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

Nr r. ". Schneider, late Constable at Calahasas. dIed iU the county hospital on Saturday night Of valvuIar disease of the heart He was buried to-day, the expenses being borne by subscription among his acqUaiutances. He had been sick for about six months, although con- fined to the hospital only tLe past month.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
UGHE V ARAN-
S E. CULVER.

Eroz1x V. aRAN VII. CULVER
 CULVER 6 ARAM, \ TTORNEYS < COUNSBLLORS AT LAW A and Notaries Pubic. Osiise. 2IT Coasrezs st-. Tucson. Arizona
 iais-Ntf
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

Gsn. C. IT. Howard, Inspector of h. dian agencies, IS at the Sacatol agency looking into tue condition of affairs or the Pima and Papago Indians, with 8 vieurof ascertaining their necessity of aii by the government.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

Mir. Chas Daucher, at tue Uelve.ia saloon, on the Church plaza. has re ceived a quantity of the finest article of table claret to be found ID the city. T. has been bottled exclusively for family use.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15

The ladies Of the Presbyterian church are arranging for a grand ice cream and strawberry festival, with a variety of pleasurable exercises. The time is moi yet fixed for the occasion, but 1t will oc- cur very soon.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-04-15
LeoaI
PrnnnsalS for FlOnr.

HEApgU AErEEs DEPAUT1IE>T OF ARIZONA, OFFICE GRIEF COM1IIss tRT SUHsIsIESCE,
 WHIFPLE BARRACKS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-12

The Davis Sewing Machine is simply 4
treasure. Mrs. J. A, GooDwyN.
Ridgeway, N. G., Jan, 10, 1883.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-12
SHERIEEnS SlfLE.

pY virtue of an execution to me directed,
~ Will offer for sale, before the court
house door in WinnsboEo,S $. c., OH the
FIRST MONDAY IN MAY NEXT,
within the legal hours of sale, to the high
opt bidder, for CASH. the following
dess.iihpd property, to-wit: ..'.
All those certain pieces, parcels or tracts
OF land lying, being, and situate in the
County of Fairfield y tls State OF South
Caroijn4, and boli}aeflaSfOll6ws
Lot No. 56- Harrison Tract. containing
TIIIEEH-BIGIIT ACRES,
ssnSre Or less, bounded by I,o, No. 70, State
land, Watcrcc River and j y. Harrison.
ALSO, Y'r' >
Lot No. 4o-Harrison Tract, containing
EIGHTY ACRES =
more or less, bounded by lands of. Ferris
Walker, j. d. Harrison and by Siate lands.
;.s ALSO, u
l'oe No. 37=-lIanison fract@ containing
y,.@ SEVENTY ACRES, a.
DotF g Co., and the "Doby Place." " "
ONE HUNDRED AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
la rlson and W. r. Doty & CO. N
- ., ALSO, = g.:
TInRTyiK6REs; ii,ors ofiEiess, Bounded by
lands of Luke Jones, Edward Kennedy
and Harriet Whitaker.
Levied upon as tlle property of John .R:
Robertson at the suit Of toh,f,3f. I3aSaTS-
sure, Master for Kcrshaw County and Re-
cciver, against John E. Robertson.
., JNO. ID. MCCARTNEY,
Sheriff's Office, S. F.C.
Winnsboro, S. c., ... =
March II, 1883,
AD lO-tll
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-12
RUSINFSS NOTICES.
If shat?

If yop are troubled with gripping pains in
thc s*6mach, use Norman's Ncutrs,izipY
Wrdial.N l. troubled with nausea, ->s0,ir
stomach, flatQency or heartburn, use Nor
mans Ncutrallzing Cordial. 1t is pleasant
to the tpste, acceptable to the stomach aud
no bad Effects follow. -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-12

'obstaclcsato sille unspcakably vicious
designs Of parties who ,desirca to rein
state the org ipsSof negro domination
iny South CRrolipn. h. "A So,
aS Rssot0cd, That as aaslight teslmo-
NAL tof onr 6steem and gyatuity, we
respect fully tcaqest, the, acceptance by
each of tlleso gentlomen Of 4 cane,
appropriataly,in i;. i.
Resolrsd, Flat tho hearty. thinks of
this club grc,dnc aud are hereby sim
ecrely rendered to Major L. w. Wood.
Wayd for tho JEALOUS and cliciant
assistance given, to, our friends, tito
defendants IN itllis exalpimti$il5nafd
compliment him on this eXhibition OF
Ills Willingness to halt at no mere liilc
Of.dnty that may be prescribed for u
GolnfY. chairman. - ~
.;Resolued, That the foregoing prcam-
bio aud resolutions ,he published in
the Fairfield News AND HERALD.
:. Il, NJ. HEALYj Sccretnry.
April 8, 1888.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-12
NlapTYs;I1,..

1OERSONs desiring to serve as.posice.
- men for tho present municipal year
must hand In tlieir. applications to the pnII
Apri, inst. 'S ~; Is 4 n
. Applications for two lamp.lghters viii
be received up to the same date I :l,',,,',
i! Sealed BIDS for furnishing oil, lamps,
chiinneys; A9icks,, burners NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the Use Of the street lamps for The 'HSrioI
tle rent OF Stalls No. i and 2 of tho nisrket
foF one year, commencing Nay ist, "iSS3,
must b3lNnded iii on or before tile above
gag aNte, Council reserying tllc right 10 reject
by order Of Council;
j. N. CENTER.
Ap10 Clerk of Council (,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-12

LAsg .ApPEAL.-Looking to your ttwn
Therefore having granted. liberal indul-
gence to my customers, they must nos 'coinl
plain II tllcy find, after the 10th of Febrtia-
lyf'their accounts IN other hands for tn,sne-
date collection with cost added. III the
future payment will positively be required
being too low to sell cotton or ration bills
and bank debts to pay first. So it will be
to you7 interest TO come and settle at once,
IN order that may do likewise. THIS Is
my last appeal ]. SIMPSON,
,..... . Dentist
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-12
SEWING MACHINE
Al,l IL

,,.,-.t.:' *: l.
MIR. j: O. BoAa-Dcar Sir: Tt gives me
much pleasure to testify to the. .nprits ;!d
the. Davis Vertical Feed Sewing Machine.
The machine got of you about five years
ago, has been almost in constant use
ever since that time. I cannot see tlat it
Is. worn any, and has not cost me one cent
for repairs since we have had it. Am well
pleased and don't wish for any better.
Yours truly,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-12
T'HHEI
THHE
CROSBY MlLITARYI INSTITUTE
). 3. BUsBY, a. NJ, PRINCIPAL
.FEAsTER,T,ILLE,'s.,o s.. ,o
>sSW.r SEND FOR CIRCULARS.

d - "'ft. D NTET--TI-
IT rs A ,FkGT, WE WILL SELL YOU A
Wagon or Buggy for less than anyone in
town. uLYSSE G. DESPORTES. u