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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-27

The civil service rules are a failure in
one respect. They ignore everything like
moral reform. \ well known Treasury
clerk was recently mixed up in a rather
scandalous affair in Alexandria, Va. An
Investigation showed that he was guilty Of
the charges made against him. This was
his second ofTense Of the same character.
hut the Secretary, instead Of discharging
him. only reduced him one grade in rank.
This was kind Of the Secretary but bad
for the service.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-27

Certain fayorites at Washington seem to
have no difficulty in getting whatever
contracts the army has TO give out, even
though there are other lower responsible
bidders. Why this is So the most dill
gent inquiry fails to discover. 1t has
been charged that there is an army ring,
but this charge has never been sustained.
- In all the stuff that has been written
about the Ohio campaign and election it
nowhere appears what amount Il. Il.
HAYES contributed To the campaign fund.
IL was asserted that he made a small con-
tribution 10 assist the Prohibitionists, but
this was denied 50 emphatically that the
assertion has not been repeated.
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ADVERTISING.

Ten lines make square, line ANeI"-c1
seven words. Advertisements per SUI 81 ~
one insertion, 81 90; two Insertions n,
three insertions, - 30, siN Insertions Z, w
Local or Reading Notices double aDoNc r.
Reduced rates on continued advertisement,
Amusement advertisements ~ % per Hq" ..', r
AUrfi0n advertisements, Marriages uneiilIs,
Neetings and special Notices 81 " per
-1uare each insertion.
Wants. Boarding, For Rent, Lost ana fouhl
FL cents "A line. No advertisement lnserte't
1fn,iar these headings for less than 80 cents
y5l..-iIF rates T0Y Weekly Nelcs.
Ne ,i1 not insure the insertion OF any auNcr-
risement on any specified day or days, nor
10 we insure the number OF insertions
within the time requiredby the advertiser.
Advertisements viii. however, have lheli
fun number Of insertions when the unie
can be made up. but when accidentally
left ont aud the number Of insertions can o.
not be given. the money paid fer the onls
ted insertions viii be returned 70 me ~
yertiser. AN letters should be addresse'i
J. II. ESTILL, Savannah, Ga
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-27

Boston Republicans think that the But
lerites have procured the fraudulent regis
tration Of a large number Of persons. and
they are calling on each other to do some
solid critical work in spOtting the frauds.
Ii the Butler party have committed frauds
they have taken good care TO do their
work 81 we'll as not 10 be discovered. The
chances are. however, that those who are
making the noise about frauds are the
ones who committed them. They seek to
divert attention from themselves.
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w ANTED.-S5 ,0OO.-The undersignaa -
w the above amount which he desirr,Aasa "a
invest in improved property near lbe Can,sl9,
Railroad Depot. Al communication On ma ~ y
subject will be considered eonidenfisI OH u sle
dress, until the 9th INST, care New AT a.
INVESTOR. vs. olAee,
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many MORNING NEWS, one year, $40 90; SIX
months, IS %; three months, - 80.
SAVANNAH WEEKLY NEws, one year, p O0'
six months, 81 90.
SUNDAY MoRNING NEWS, &c. a copy BY mail
- 90 year
PAYABLE in advance. Papers by mail stopped
at the expiration Of time paid for without
further notice; subscribers viii observe
.frsse
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M ANTED, agents in all parts Of theeo,,-
w try for the Seem Water FtIter.'' '9 g
invention of extraordinary merit; a rar NV
ton in filters; large inducements tn agent.
ELLIS JOHNSON, No. 81 Kilbv s fSs.s'
Boston, Mass. e''eel
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w ANTED, comfortably furnisbaa
~ with board, in private family ~ roo room
With f terms wi and reference given Addr
News Office. = Mofning
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WANTED.-A young man wishes -
this office. CAS- arm
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WANTED, lad OF about ID y4ar. -
W In a grocery store In the sontb = assist
portion of the city. Address. in or.,, eslera
writing, A. B., care of Morning New hand.
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zDamfF0.

w ANTED, one or two furnished .-~--.,-.--
W. hhonsekeeping for small family. O o9 ior
Montgomery streets. State ternasi eftY aud
j.. Morning News Office address
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IMPORTATION WANTED - S--e.----,.-
a HARDING or O'BRIEN. Whe.1 lIIce.HAEI
IHTe He Mrd ~ isSi he was in Talbot eoa as1 heard
ter WILLIAM and ELIZA n ~, ana SIS
ireland; The latter has since enis.L.iA6, in
IL would be TO him or his childrers s.te, AID
send their address TO ELIZA UNBn5a4l,seefe te
South Franklin street, Chicago, m N =, sql
YARD CoLLECToRS.-Fo
y sBathlng on the Beach, ls oopy cards.
BOX %, baltimore. Nd ~ AddFpSs
DON'T pay SOC. and 81 for bnito.-
II cravings when yon can pat ts.tllon En-.
article for half the price. Aes ~ Senuine
Frames ard Moulding IS per cent fa rlesafe
auy pIace ~ loWh- HAVgsSrslaaa
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Princeton stude nts of theology are in a
state Of miud bordering on frenzy be-
cause an article, lately published in the
New York World. charged that they had
a fondness for rum, omelets, and other
questionable articles. The President of
Princeton College told the students TO
take whatever course they saw tit TO get
even with the wild Western editor OF the
reiuvenated World, and he would stand
to their backs as long as they had any
thing to stand ON. The other New York
papers are ON the lookout for a sensation.
There Is genera lly some foundation for
the sensational stories sent out from
Washington. and il is probable there is a
little truth in the report that Secretary
chandler is trying To run the admins
tration. and that the other members
threatened 70 retire if he didn't cOnfine
his attention exclusively TO the remark
able navy. upon which Secor Robson
souandered millions Of money. Chandler
prohahlv feels himself so much superior
10 = majority Of the other members of the
Cabinet that he can't help giving Few
directions respecting affairs in their de-
partmeats once in a while.
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For Rrmt.

nor RENT, well ventilated stable. for thru
Il or four horses, and two large serysntsi
rooms above. Address G.. this onire
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-27

nor RENT, one nicely furnished room on
IL first floor, with use Of bath. Apply at Il
York street.
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WANTED, practical florist to take eb.ra.
c. seller, ConcOrdia Park. inquire
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-27

J2-gietl-ea at ths Post Office IN SaVanHah as
gse9Hd Class Nal Matter
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-27

NJ ANTED, a good, competent white =
W man as cook. Apply To l75 Rronabs,,s.,
street. JOSEPH u 'lWiy TssqFsoR
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27
J..E ~; SH.IPE.

: i:,%,s,v mt %ushuinatic G:re,ing Of the
P-rUihi&!nMiat4 in tnc :!ru:t &Enuac. .-G'he
Uvau0ihc-tion tIuactad- -5p~nrhos i1adc.
i'Ut-.lnnL 10 notice given in these
co.nIn, IL" triend> and syu,pathizers
rt tha prohibition movement ASSEM-
blcU in i'uli force in the courthouse on
Friday night. Ali came with hearts
and souls iu!i Of the cause and a dclib-
Grafton TO work written upon every
face. Promptly at the hour appointed
Mr.. Henry l.. Elliott was nominated
and elected chairman Of the meeting,
Mr.. j. W. Hanahan secretary, and
Mrssrs. X. b. lIanahan and R. Il. Eli
son first and second vicc-presidents,
respectively. d."
The object OF the meeting was stated
by the chairman, to wit, to take such
steps as may be necessary to organize
the temperance movement and to
secure the success of the cause at the
approaching election.
On motion Of Mr.. Mcdonald, the
following resolution was adopted:
.RcSOlccd, That q committee Of ton
be elected, to be known as the exccu-
tive committee, and sthat said commit
tee bc empowered TO appoint all sub
committees thay may think necessary,
said committee to consist of the follow
ing-namcd gentlemen, to wit: Capt.
l. N. Withcrs, McsGrs. Il. ii. Kctchin,
Il. X. Elliott, Thos. Jordan, Sr., and
r.. NJ. Hucg, and representing the col
orcd population, John d. Smart, Hem
ry Barber, II. Sims, tho Rev. j. G..
Watkins and the Rev. j.. d. Spear
man.
a resolution was offered by Mr..
Hucy.. and unanimously adopted, APP
pointing Col. Jas. Ii. Kion and j. T..
Mcdonald, Esq, the law committee Of
the organization. -.
On motion Of Mr.. Mcdonald, Mr..
D. r.. Flcnniken was authorized and
directed TO telegraph to Prof. j. H.
Carlisle, in The name of the chairman,
inviting him to deliver q temperance
lecture in this place some time dnring
the present week. AZ elsewhere etat.
ed in these columns, Professor Car
Isle has declined the invitation.
On motion, Mr.. III. l.. Elliott was
elected chairman er-QDicio Of tho ex-
ccutive committee.
Mr.. II. X. Elliott offered rcsolu-
ton calling meeting on Monday
night (the 2rtl), and that the execu
tive committee be empowered and
authorized to procure speakers for the
evening. 49,.
Speeches were made in the course of
the evening by the Rev. John. I. Chal-
mcrs, the Rev. d. Il. Jordan, the Rev.
~ 4 ~. ~ No.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27
CONNER & CHANDLER
ULERK'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLI,IA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLI,IA,
COUNTY or FAIRFIELD.
David w. 'ridwell, Plaintiff, va. Jacob
Tidwcll nnd Others, Defendants.
IN pursuance of an order Of the
l. Court Of Common Pleas, made IN
the aboyc-stated case, ! will offer for
sale before the courthouse door in
WinnaDoro, on the first Monday in
December neEt, within the legal hours
Of salc, at public outcry, to the highest
bidder, the following described prop
erty, to wit: ~
All that piece, parcel or plantation
of land, lying, bciug and situate in the
County OF. Fairfield, State OF South
Carolina, containing TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, more, or loss; and bounded by
lands Of james Stewart, of Mrs. Eli
Harrison, of II. s. Dcsportcs, Of II. l..
Elliott, and Of Mrs. Matte Tidwell..
TERMS OF SALE:
Onc-third Of the purchase-money to
be paid In cash, for the balance O credit
Of one and two years from tho day of
sale, with interest, payable annually,
FROM said day Of sale, until the whole
of the principal and interest be paid !;
the purchaser to give his, bond secured
by q mortgage nt the promises sold,
and to pay for all necessary. papers,
w. II. KERR,
,,,!, Clerks once, q. O., z. .Cl.., +. g. !,
|: H9yeSSesg Hoy iSesEa ?, ,5s lsss,>
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27
HYMENEAL,

MAnR1ED-On Wednesday, November
2lst, 1883, IN Grace Church, Wayncsvlle,
N. G., by the Rev. d. II. Bucl, D. d.,
RICHARD AsHE MEAREs, of Wilmington, N.
g. to LOUISE. WooDwARD; youngest
daughter of Dr. John d. Palmer, of
RtdSeway.S S. G. No cards. ....
MARRIEn-1n Fairfield county, October
l7th, at the residence Of the brides father,
Mr. L. w. Sigh, by the Rev. j. X. Mt
Alpine, Mr.. J. B. DUKE to Miss DORA II.
SLIGII. '...& =.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27
ORITUAiRY.s

, DIED, near Jenkinsyflls,; In this coanty,.
ton tho Goth inst, Mrs. Martha F.. Chappell,
III the seventy-ninth year Of her age. She
was throughout life a Christian woman,
and devotadSnember Of the .Methodist
tMscopal Church: { She leaves large
fainily to mourn her demise, and to honor
her memory. ~. 7.L
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27
Bad On Amcrica

r., Ninc-tenths of the people Of the United
ntates suffer with dyspepsia, and what arc
intcmperance,, bad air lack Of exercise, ex-
ccssivc use of tea, coffee or tobacco, and
anything that prevents the regular action
.! the stomach viii produce it. It's svmp-
t"msaree hnndache, flatu;cncy, loss vf ,en.
efEy, ictid br"af!, nlc!anr'ioiy. lis euro,
Norlnans Nrutraiizirg Coriiai :, &
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27
4 E5EE:LGgg. El1E::MlEI:L)Y!
sE!?Esn ElYGyiaA& Par !Ea,aa BUT SGIEE-
TlEpf ASA EEEEIsjG


q Ei!:t;DT Hf r'"r tco'gN.c asors st.nd!ng,
~; Ii, Gt,Y grs ; r" at hGmc nnH where
n NEHIny cnlnr,A by the best physicians
Gm0 l)rg ::,*iS - j. homc.
Mn1 ~ i! !'i Mr. r { e., v y o,Ns ; G0l1sqtsg nn
nHI lc i.c,eves c,c,dHcr!:ft. :;
AM;.hSsuI ~, ., Gf Nnc;! rronincgt Atlanta
~'wo IL - nirH!r !orwrnt two bottles Of your
m%,!iJn"I for ny H;,usn,IHr;" cooo.,
N d. bMEli',t OF lho:oG*yilic., Ga, says: ."t
cnn recall in%rsrrrs in. which 1: afforded reliQ
as a. - $, ,,, ,'MiT,GS nhi,:, M"iG'Sa axe rro
Hs% a WIZ We "i Inv" ' used Sc 4 for riIts ibc Inst ia 8
ErmEid ;"' ! ,Hrn;'iin i, @ E"I IRE hm,ng up nnd
t0%c'h't Tor thc diseases ior which 1t IL recon-
j. "iStt;nY ofw&i,n DR.. Joel pranham, Altar
n. $aih: !hnr, Cr!rtnM ihc recipe, and have no
n%,iMt,nM IN n@:isi"s its ''so' aud confidently
E"N&nE which thc Rev. IT, y, Johnson.
nca: Marietta. Ga. Says An l,ns use,! in his fam
lily win the "urn"S' $a!i&taction' and recon-
meade! i 70 illTcr iu!nil:Cs "Who found II TO 10
iLSl w,,!i Il - I"r"nnnrmird.
AKH'IHni of which rc:nhorton, Iverson, &
Dcnison say: "W" ryvc been selling 1t for many
years. with constantly int rcnslnr sales. The ar
;ir!. iSn S,anl"wi.h rs end on"0 absolute mfr't."
say: 1--WE solo r0gro-s in four months and never
Eoidttnnmy riNrr !ut what il wns wanted again."
a i':M.s,M ! y, by which DR.. Hansh. OF LaGrnnge.
cases OF .N:cAM;"rs MHNsTRu >TIoH that ever
riMc ,: wi,hin iHy EnHwic!geG YIN fcy bottles"
hla snNs: ala hly convinced that 1t Is un-
riFi'cd ior That ci'sioi diseases Which II claims
y & :i:,;GDY shout W!lica Maj John G. Whittier,
81 Al'hnG; w>' Hnl iA""'ahly known nll over
the Nnlipn state %EErnCrni Insurance Agent,
s-E%: 81 T"cl this remedy h2to:e the war on Il
if.;c i.iit;;t!nn Cii i,tC.t: iit;iuGGr Of cases,
U'"ur 'JEG C'."iuir a.rtr>S"
n E:.!I"s,tt .,',pu' Wni''h Mr. 7. w. Strange OF
Ca;t&r,"i!ie, GG c"fti:ips That one bottle cured
twr ne,n"e'@ - ~, ;,.ily Of nstr,a irregu-
E.rv rI MANY years st'un;ilnt.
q l:t'''E-'3E n,n' - "ur >"-r TITAN a-JY nTIIrP
MEl!'!NE"; H. k.ild IL Ia" world, brcn"sc l or
2 EriTLE5 WILL tUEi: TIE MOST UI;"TlSSTE cAsE,
. JNS Gr"hr TnVULAR EEMipT IS BRADFIr1.Da
H&Mhl.:E EI"iNLhToH. (W0man's lest ErtGnl) For
SNl" ~ ~ brti'+!tt$. Price Small size IS cents.
l.r.' Size $..ac
E0lH ~ i::>:2r a!IL MA3;li,ctrror
). .EEhUEITLD,
~. teas lrynr Street. ATLANTA. Ga.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27

FRANK LEsLIE's POPULAR MONTHLY.
The December number brilliantly
closes The sixteenth volume Of this
highly popular magazine, and now is
the time to subscribe for the coming
year. The opening article by Bcnja-
min V. Abbott, embracing a most in
tercsting history Of "rhc Chief Jus.
ticcs of the United Statcs," with nine
portraits and illustrations The other
prominent illustrated articles are,
"Mcmories Of lschia," by Howard
Russell; "piZarro and the Fall of the
Inca EnIpire," by Alfred II. Guernsey
and "Culcutt", thc City Of Palaces
Dy Victor NJ. liollipsworth. Janet T.
Nur!Z Rors dcsc,ibcs "1'he Kitchens
OF Our Graninothcrs," and Noe
Nu;nvcn "EnsliSil Eleclions.' a new
ecr;al, entitled, "A Nark Dced," by
E;!a ", Pierce, is .cosnucNc"d, anj
there ~" ,!trr. Stori"~, ak,tcin., poens
n'~., - -. :. hHnn%ra, An,an,ia NJ
)1n"HiI&s, =. \. Ginnisun. NcSilaut
; N&retur!, tNu"Mn hirrr,i!lh, ~! :
;yi,.Ics. &'". Yno Illustrations Art
y&g" luxurious, ana lew periodicals
! pt""r!n l." Guarto pages Of such al
N"ctiv" and interesting reading. PriC,
! .Wcn: y-tiy" cents a number, or 50
yoGr, postpuid. Address Mrs. Franl
Leslie, r0"Iishcr, 5:i, j5 and 81 ParE
! f.acC, New York. ...-..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27
One AmnnH MAnH

Mr.: S. K. Cannon, of High Falls S. G.,
SAYS he will sign amy testimonial we may
write Of the virtues II NorHlan's NcutraliZ.
ing Cordial. He is thoroughly convinced
that it IS truly a great medicine and he
recommends 1t to everyone afflicted with
Stomachfc disorders. Small size, 25 cents
Try it.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27

While VIC have some good suits at s. so,
81, $40 an' Si3, Tie variety ut ei.,UU ana
Sl5 is much Hrratrr, and embraces niiliv
very hcoir2t'ir and handsome mixtures, rui
both in waiting coats and SHrhS. There i,
m discount on ihr wubl--ii'S thn ntnii;nc
Article. m" garments are Vi 81 yii,A shapes,
scw"d WIZ &nl, We'll E,ud~ Huh nir,iy
trimmed. DO yuu Contemplate ln,i.,. Il
suit soon? II so, YOU SLnli.d %gr thc>r
when comm? to C":uu,Eia. lf there j.
anything under the Su'i in rNH %n'. sin.
ter applrr, tliat you require you c.I and il
in our stock
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27
For Coughs, Colds nnd :, Ling
Diseases. p

Browns Bronchial. Trochcs, Chloralc
Potash Lozcngcs, Forests Juniper Tar,
lung tinainG Gloou!cS, syrup OF Tar ana
Wild Cherry, s;hriner'>; Eaisamic Cougl,
Syrup, IIartrr's Lung Baln, Tolu and
Eiverw0rt Exrcctorant, German Syrup,
Jayne's Expeclorant, Syrup Of Toll an'l
Red Sprnce Gum, Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
Cutarrh Sunif, Cubeb Cigarettes, 1'utt' =
Expectorant, Ayers Cherry Pccto. Il,
Globe Flower Cough Syrup, Erowu's Mix
tune, Bulls Cough syrup, Elixir Of Grlndr-
lia, Whitcomb's Asthma Rcmrdy, Aliens
Lung Balsam, Cherry Pectornl Wine, Cod
Liver Oil, Emulsion OF Cot Liver OH,
CAPSULES Of Cod Liver Oil, IIypophosphito
Of Limo and Soda, Extract CT Malt and
Cod Liver Oil, Syrup Of The lIypophitc.
For sale by
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27

TuE TEAClHHS' lNsrIrUTE.-T de-
sire 70 call spcciai attention Of the
teachers throughout the county TO The
notice pnb!ishcd in these columns by
DR.. Boyd, lie school commissioner.
The earnest and enthusiastic commits
sionor makes another effort to organize
q Teachers Institute for the county.
and in the conlmcndablc Undertaking
he merits The sympathy and co"opcra-
ton of every teacher in Fairfield coun7
ty. Other counties have organized
associations of this kind and they are
already doing u useful work. viii
Fairfield stand back with hands folded
and do nothing2 1t looks that way
now. We shall see surely on Satur-
day, the first day Of Dcccnbcc. Don't
forget the call.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27

REGTsTRATIoN.-Thc registration of
voters preparatory to The vote on tho
question Of "liccnsc" and ono license"
began Monday and tho books will be
kept open during each day Of this
week until Wednesday evening at six
o'clock. Everybody is or should be
Interested in the solution Of this ques.s
ton, and it is therefore, unnecessary to
say that every ono legally entitled to
vote should be duly registered before
Friday, the day of the election. The
registration managers should sec to it
that no one registers who is not cnti-
tied under the law to cast q ballot.
This proper and reasonable prccaution
thus taken iii limo may save trouble
and perhaps difficulty on tho day OF
the election.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27
,TEACHEEIks' AsSOCHATHON.

TgNlIE Teachers Association will hold it's
a next meeting at Mount Zion School,
Winnsboro, on SATURDAY, tho FIRST
DAY Of DECEMBER. It Is to he hoped
the teachers Of Fairfield will manifest the
interest they take in the responsible and
noble profession which they have chosen,
by appearing at Mount Zion School at
eleven O'Clock, sharp.
JOHN BOYD,
Nov 27-tX1t S. G. FL
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27

THANKSGIVING DAY.-A union SER
vi:e will be held at the Associate Re-
formed church at eleven o'clock on
Thursday ncXt-Nationol ThankSgiv-
ing lilv. The exercises will be con-
Quoted by the Roy. y. t.. Jordan
Mcmhers of all denominations arc cor
dially invited 70 attend the service.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27

OLD MAIDS DAY Sunday last was
"Old Maids Day". This means in the
vcrnacplar tho day OH which all un-
married woman makes up her mind to
be an old maid. These fatal days seem
to have been liked and set apart by the
FRENCH and arr. sarrcdin tho ca1untor to
-. C"nrrinr, virgin and martyr.
Thry, in France, claim 10 have Il kind
of supernatural knowledge of such
affairs, and she who passes the age of
Twenty-Five, the mystic number, is told
of. The ,'fnrlorn hope" led bv St. Cath
crime, who is the ;ulclarv saint Of HE
maidcns. The Church of England is
said 10 observe "ihe day., and the
stanling text for the occasion il taken
from tho fourth chapter Of Isaiah:
"Anu in that day seven women shall
take hold Of one mai, SAYING, we will
eat our own bread ana wear our own
apparel, only let us be called by thy
name to take away our .rcproach." )"
Thanks to modern lijcralitv 40 such
unaltcrab!e law exists on this side Of
the waters, and no case is esteemed
hopeless, however ripe in age and
experience.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27
COME AND SEE US,

We want to show you the beautiful
Things we have on hand, useful as well "a
elegant; full lines of Jcwelry Watches
and Clocks, Glassware; SilyerWare, Spec.
taeIes acnSs and m,9 ,E9{e1g$sssS 1 Lamp Goods Fancy
Then We will leg you to
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MONEY.

Everybody wants money, and especially
those we owe. If we did not owe anybody
ande0u!d live withontbnying anything w1oo
would not want money.
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FOR A(;HE.'S. PAINS.
aSk2TE*s E2s,
RHEUMATISM AID NNyRALMAM

WIZARD G!L, 1t lanph':, Oil, Mental
Ginc, i"u!" Amc,c;, !.!n:r,nt, British
Oil, Nerve ana Eonc l.ini.i;"il., Volcanic
OIL, HrHHu'S tI"n"ri'olh pnll&'ra, Golden
Li"inrili, il"rt"r'E i.iHi'n~,,t, vain Killer,
lIadway's n"&dy Hciiri, !I0iIrcS' I.innrnt,
Jaync'S l.'nimrnt, n!%" .iuii,.@Gt, CNpcinr
r!Hst"iS, Strengthening ni@s:"i3, hN,&Slr,t
PiaSteiS, EeiaU1nua i'iaStciH, Turner :,
ric D0NlrurnuX li!i. 80.
For sale bY
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iotnt 5.rIcta.
-Tbe Legislature meets to-day. =,
The political trials begin in Co
lumhia this week. .
AT the hour Of closing on Monday
10 whites had registered AMI l06 col
orcd. "
Heavy and general rains have fall
len all over the county and the time
for bad roads iss coming again. The
county commissioners, superintcndcnts
Of highways and road oversccrs should
heartily co operate in the work of
Keeping in proper repair all the high
ways throughout the county. This
can hc done without the rxpcndi-
$arc Of much labor, .tiino and money,
III attended TO in time.
All parties who bought guauos
from us Mn@ settle on or before .iir
LIST Of November, or they vii lose tnc
cotton option and will have to pay the
lace Of their notes in money.
K. j. MCCARTNEY e. Co.
Oct 27-tf"
The Rev. W. NJ. Gricr, d. D., Of
Erskina College, and Prof. iJ. Ii. Car
'is!c, Of Woiloul. College, have been
inv tied 10 deliver lectures in this ,lace
during The present week On the subject
iof "no license" but we arc sorry to
announce that other engagements have
:compellcd both gentlemen to decline
the Invitation. :.
-MeSsrS. II. j. McCarlcy IL Co. are
prepared TO buy or sell Future Con-
tracts for any parties wishing to opcr-
ate III this line. All business coniiden-
.ial. We receive press dispatches four
- ncs 81 day and will keep our custom
CrS posted. Oct I6-tf*
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MoMAsTER, BRICE q KETcHTN.
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cw Advertisements.
rBcggars-Conmpr 81 ,Chandlcr..
Teachers Association-John Boyd,
S. g.. Il. G.. ~ ..,. $3.50.
Snmmons-McDonald 81 Douglass
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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PURCHASE

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