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THE FREEDOM OF FAITH. BY Theodore L. Nun
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Stewart q Co., Indianapolis Price, 81 3D.
An exposition of what the author believes
to be the object and end of Christian faith,
its rewards and advantages to the living 1t
is a valuable addition to the literature on that
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EMILY BRoNTE. BY A Mary F. Robinson. Rob
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
IEASONIC. - ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS !
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brethren welcomed.
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Gentleman and lady canvassers. here is your
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OUTLINES OF UNITED STATES CONSTITUTIONAL
HISTORY By Luther Henry Porter. Henry
Hall IL Co., New York. Bowen, Stewart & Co..
Indianapolis. Price, $1.50.
A well-arranged history of the constitution
OF the United States, together with the arti-
cles of confederation, which they superseded
The history of the Kentucky resolutions of
1898, and of all the constitutional questions
that have come up since the adoption of the
Nations organic laws, is given.
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ltOH I UNhAIUV TO TE5IH. BY T. B. AIuTlcn
Houghton, Mfn & CO., Boston. Merrill,
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Another to the endless procession of books
on continental travel. But unlike its fore
runners this book has struck an undevel-
oped vein and has quietly worked out some
thing fresh, and the result is an entertaining
volume filled with new matter wholly I'M
familiar to the unlucky or lucky
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been obliged to stay at home. Mr.. Aldrch
has found much to offer to a reading public
long since surfeited with books on European
travel, and his book will meet a ready sale.
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NEW BOOKS.

THE AMERICAN PRoTECTIoNIsT's MAHUAI- BY
Giles b. Stebbns Thorndike Nourse, De-
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comprehensive and valuable compen-
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from the best authorities the best arguments
in favor of the maintenance of a protective
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are invaluable to any and all who wish to get
at the meat" of this question without the
labor of reading up voluminous authorities.
Mr.. Stebbins deserves credit for his work,
1t is good one and evinces thorough fa-
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The titles of few of the chapters will show
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What is protection?-Wha is free trader
Protection abroad-Europe not free trade"
British free trade a delusion,' The free
trade falsehood, that protective tariff is
tax on the consumer, refuted, "a tariff for
revenue only taxes the consumer" "Protec-
ton and the farmer" Wages and protec-
tion," Opinions and statements of eminent
men," ETC. The book will be mailed on re-
ceipt of price by the author at $50 Henry
street, Detroit
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A UCTION SALE-ASSIGNEk'S SAIE-
N will sell to the trade on the premises, Nos. S.
aud Of s. M,ridian street, on Wednesday, May
9, at 1880 a H., the entire stock OF hats, caps
straw goods gloves. etc, OF tho firm OF G. II
Talbot II Co. This stock s frat class, and vii
he sold without limit or reserve. to close up tic
estate. This is one OF tho best opportunitir,
over offered to the trade. Country and city
merchants, don't fan To attend this sale Every
lot must be sold. Terms, cash.
DANIEL NJ. RANsDELI, Assignee.
JoUN @. PAYNE, Auetioneer.
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IMPRESSIONS OF THE UNITED STATES. By Ed
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Indianapolis. Price $3.50
A book peculiarly entertaining as present
ing the views of an English visitor to our
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that visitors of such character are rare
enough. His conclusions for the most part
are correct, always sincere, doubtless, but
often tinged with that bias one always feels
for his native land and its institutions. The
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while aiming to be impartial, is so maniiestly
biased by the conviction of the English press
as to be valueless beyond simple interest
But altogether, the book will be read with
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our national faults, of which we are not
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

NNEBB's WOODWARD Is THE CHEAPEST
w place in the city for wood and kndling.
Telephone W, d, MAXWELL, corner South and
Tennessee streets.
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FOR SALE.
Y--t
NOR SALE--ONI.Y ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
L the Weekly Indiana State Journal send for
it.
NOR sALE-FARMs. CHEAP. ON LONG
4 credit, which have taken on foreclosure
Send for circular. FRANCIS SMITH co.
nor sALE-THREE LOTS u26 FEED ON
IL North Alabama street, 70 squares south OF
Seventh street. Address DIR. j. ". GILBERT
son, 36la W. Washington street.
NOR sALE-AN ASSORTMENT OF SECOND,
II hand engines. boilers, and sawIul,ls in good
order. HADLEY, WRIGHT q CO., corner
Tennessee ana Georgia streets, Indianapolis.
NOR SALE-NO. 6O4 NORTH ALABAMA 81,
II one of the most desirable brick residences IN
the city, 10 rooms, with all tho modern improve
ments. Magee furnace, etc; price, $4,000
FRANCIS SMITH & co. Sole Agents.
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WI OF city aud farm property in Indiana and
OHIO. Low interest. JOS. A. MOORE, "a East
Market street.
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AUCTION SALES.

HUNT & McCURDY. REAL ESTATE AMI
II General Aucuoneers, SO E. Washington st.
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sizes for English Readers" series, lieree.
tofore obtainable only at the price Of
$I.0o each, but now published in this
handsome form for fifteen cents each.
"The Indian Song of Sopgs," by Ed.
win Arnold, author of "fhe Light of
Asia," is published at six cents, tho
cheapest edition heretofore issued be-
Ing $1.00. We also have the "Lite
Of Alex. II. Stephens" by f. II. Nor
ton, author of tho "Lifo, of General
Hancock" and other works. 1t con
tains an excellent PORTRAIT, and fine
illustration of "Liberty. Hail." Mr..
Stepliens's famous no nc. Though a
copyright Work, paying the usual roy
atty 20 the author, is IS published 1t
the astonishing price Of ten cents. The
last issao is schiller''s Celebrated "song
of the Belr" and "I1erd and Lcandcr,"
all for two cents. These publications
arc not sold by dealers generally, bit
only direct, by the publisher, John B.
Alden, 1S Vcecy street, New York.
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o0Tr0N MI1LS NORTH AND souri,

;, Mr.. Alfred B. Sheperdson, who is
an authority OH all matters affecting
cotton, in "a Review, of. the Progress
Of Cotton Manufacture IN. the United
States" makes very careful analysis
Of ,the advantages and disadvantages
under which tile South labors rs com
pctitor with Now England in the man.
ufacturc ,of cotton goods.
1t has long been the general opinion
of the North, hc says, that cotton mills
would not prosper p, in tho Southern
States, but these opinions must give
way to the fact that, Of recent years,
cotton CONSUMPTION has increased at
the South in a grcater Comparative
ratio than at the North, while tie
Southern mills have actually paid much
laEger pro3its than those Of the Nor!h.
Southern factories possess the iadvan-
tages OF being. bearer to the cotton
fields, of a climate mildsr than the
North, and which ensures them against
those frequent interruptions caused by
rigorous winters, chcapor. land for fac
tory sites, cheaper building materials,
fuel and labor, longer working hours,
cheaper transportation of the raw ma:
terial, less loss in the, Weight of tile
cotton by handling, loWe(, prices and
better selection Of tlic staple. The loss
in weight ON cotton in transportation
to the Northern mills is large, and to
this must be added the loss by the
shrinkage. in weight of tile larger
STOCKS, which these hills have to carry
in consequence of their greater dis
tance FROM file sour 'ccs Of supply. .
The Northern mills possess tho nd
vantage of being ncarer;to better dis
tributing points, for their productions
of. having their machinerv repaired
more cheaply and u better supply Of
skilled labor. 80. -.
It need scarcely be said that tie, ad.
vantagcs possessed by the Southern
factorics far outweigh those cniovcd
by their Northern competitors. This
is clcarly demonstrated by their de-
vcl"pncnt in,the past decade, and in
their financial returns. The diyiJcMds
Of the Southern mills have averaged
Ia per cent. for some years past; those
OF. New England scarcely 7 per cent.
AS Mr.. Shcperdson remarks: ''It is
useless to attclnpt to maintain mere
theories to. the effect thnt the South
cannot manufacture cotton goods
against the logic of Accomplished facts"
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NOTHCE.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL, J
COLUMBIA, S. c., April !, 1883, :
T CERTIFY THAT J. G. CALDWELL
l. Agent of
THE Observation-Disclosures CoMpANy
Of Columbus, Georgia..
THE WESTERN AssURANcE COMPANY,
of Toronto, Canada;
THE IIAMBURG-EREMEN INSURANCE Cont
of l!aplburG Germany e..
THE NORTH: Bh1TIsn G. MHRcANTrIh In:
sURAECE COMPANY,
of London and Edinburgh
TIE ROCHESTER, GERMAN 1NsURANci
COMPANY, -.
of Rochester, New York;
TIE CoN'fiNENrAt. INSURANCE. COMPANY,
Aid that J. r. McNIASTER Agent 81
TIE GERMANrA, Of New York;
THE NIAGARA, Of New York;
L1vERPooL, LONDON g. GLOBE, OF FLYER
pool;
And that +. N. WRITER'S Agent o1
THE HOME, of Now York;
THE COMMERCIAL. UNioN, Of Iondon;
THE FIRE ASSOCIATION, Of Phiadelphia
Pennsylvania;
Have complied with tho acquisitions OF
the Act Of the General Assembly, entitled
"An, Act to regulate tho Agencies of IN
State or Soith Carolina, and l hereby
License the said j. Q. Caldwell, IT, F., Nc
Master and l. N. Withers, Agents ofOie
said, to take risks and transact all business
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South Carolina Railway Company.
ON and after April IS, 1882, Passenger
~, Trains will run as follows u8tl
further notice:
TO AND FROM CHARLESTON.
-. ., EAST
Leave Columbia at. .*7 80 a. IN. }e. 55 p. m.
Arrive Charleston. ~. ~ p. III. 11.2O p. m.
a.. WEST.
Leave Charleston. :. II 90 a. m. ~. n5 y. m.
Arrive Columbia. lips q. m, 10.15 s. H..
tDally. %Daily except Sunday ."' -
TO AND FROM CAMDEN.
EAST
Leave Columbia. at .x7 80 a. m. *G. Is n. m.
Arrive at Camden. 1,35 p. III. 9.55 p. III.
WEST. .
Leave Camden at. SO 27 q. m. %I.20 D. III.
Arrive at Columbia. .11.25 i. III. 10. is y. III.
*Daily except Sundays.
10 AND FROM AUGUSTA.
leave Columbia. .*73o p. m. t6.55 p. N.
Arrive Augusta. -. LAO p. nj. 6.21 a. III.
kGaTe nn,Ta Atng3usta augusta .'Io5a .4.2opm 1000 m
tDaily *DallS except Suntay. ~ O -
... CONNECTIONS. .... -
Connections made at Columbia with Co
lumbia & GrecDvillc Railroad, by train ar
irving at 1l.25 a. nj. aud departing at 6.55
p. III. Connection made at. columbia
Junction with Charlotte, Colunl6ia & Au-
RNIsta Railroad by same trains to and from
all points on both roads.
Connection made at, Charleston with
steamers for New York on Wednesdays
and SATURDAYS. also, with Charleston aid
Savannah Railway to and from Savannah
and all poinS in Florida.
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SHEkIFFvS SALE.

RY virtue of an execution t6 me directed;
- will offer for sale before the Court
House door In Winnsboro s. c., on the.
FIRST MONDAY IN July NEXT,
within the legal hours ofasale, to the, high,
scfibed property, to wit: ....
All the right, title. and and Interest Of
Mrs. M. e. Starnes lin a house. and lot in
her.
!, Levied upon as the property Of Mrs. NJ. i.
Starnes ct the suit of Lorick g. Lowrance,
against j. II, Nelson and NJ. e. Starncs.
Sheriff's ONCE, s. FC.
Winnsboro, s. g.,
June II, 1893.
JUNE 12-td ia
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AGATE IRON.Wy.,AARE!! y AAR

Light and durable, will not rust. and is
Kettles, Rice and Milk 1stilcfs, Tea Kettles
and Sauce Pans Of this celebrated ware. A
good
OIL STON T. shoNild b6 in every house.
l have the Whitney Hot Blast with. all the
tiXturGs. VIII do as much cooking with q
few cents worth of oil as an ordinary stove.
The best oil should be used with these
stoves as well us burned in lamps, Oriental
on, over 1900 fire test, is the best oil made.
No smoke, no smell, and safe and cheap.
The GRAND CHARTER OAK.lcRds all
Cotton Option and Bill Arp. Stove Hollow.
ware, Dripping Pans, Pipe, Elbows and all
other Stove Trimmings. Tinware, Dip
pcrss of all kinds, Milk Coolers, Flesh
Forks. :.
JELLY and WINE making made easy
by using the Handy Fruit Press. Pub
and seeds separated from tho juice at one
operation. ..,
think I have nearly everything The
the hopsekeeper needs and If have not
GROCERIEs-.a full line. Pure, plain
old-fashi0ned SUGAR Candy. Try It.
BUGGY and WAGON material, Shafts,
Poles, Hubs, Spokes, Rims and Whiflc
Trees. I sell close to, shops, and ask
eGShmR,atisen GhnLR,ottn Of prices with Columbia or
Ploughs, Hoes, Picks, Spades Manure
Forks, Hay Forks, Diggers, Cradle Blades,
GRAIN CRADLES Of tic same good
make that ] sold last season.
D. III. CUMMINGS.
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NOTACE.

A MEETING of The Taxpayers in School
"a District No. ID, will be held in the
Court House on the 2sth inst, at 10 o'clock,
Q: H., for the purpose of lcvying q School
Tax for the next school year, -. :,
j. G. CALDWELL,
=. Clerk Board Trustees, No. Il.
Juuc 23-tXtd
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q.
1 FRANK LIE sI1E's PopULAR MONTHLY.
The humber for July abounds with
lmost interesting and instructive read
.ing. "rho Longest Span in tic
G,lvorld;"' Iy 4: V. Abbott, has four
Itecn illustrations Of, the Brooklyn
Bridge, Of which full details are given:
.Forneli4s Mathews contributes "Tho
sPoct at Home-John IIowaTd Payne" !;
this rumber also, contains ain pnpGb-
iaishca Story and poem BY Payne.
There ~ sketch of "Assana," tho
great Tea Country Of India; al article
Py Mrs. V. r. Polk, "sah Aptonio and
ITS Old Missions; ono by Marc Val
sletto, of peculiar interest; with illus
Strations of til. 'sstrangc Funeral Rites"
ain different Countries. There arc stoo.
3ies and sketches BY Oscanyail, N.
4 SSlltobinson,, :, etc.,; several charming
Spoems, and 4 miscellany Of a varied
Ihnd pleasing character. Tie great
sklerial "The Beautiful CoIistoss or Clair
syille" is continued. "Wintcr Quar-
ters" is tho title Of the colored fronts.
piece. Twenty-Five cents q copy, $3 a
year, postpaid. Address, Mrs, Frank
4 Leslie, Publisher, SO; 90 and 81 Park
Place, New York.
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A Great Compliment.

Mr.. w. J. IIix, Merchant, Fair Play, S.
c., is one of our best customers for Nor
mans Neutraizing Cordial. We have re-
slider his orders the best compliment that
could be;paid the, Cordial as lie certainly
could not sell so much if it did not give
satisfaction.
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DRS. J. "a. & E. f. GLENN.
PHOTOGRAPHS ENLARGED :!
FOR SALE.

THE store-building and lot now occupied
Tbe store Is one Of the best in Winnsboro,
and IS ~ prime condition. The location is
one OF the most advantageous in town.
The lot is quite large one, and upon It arc
large warehouse anl other buildings
Terms very moderate For further par
ticutars apply to 80.
May 20-tf B. SUGENIlEIMER.
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81 DEATHs.--Mrs. Hcssic Fraser, wild
0w of the late Rev. Malcolm D. Fraser,
!5licd at the residence of her son, Mr..
Gas. D. FrasSbrr, in Edgcficld county, on
sThursday. The remains were brought
Ito Wimsboro on h,$aay, dud the
.Yuneral services were held in tho Pres
ybyterianr church, conducted by the
REV. j. +. Chalmers. Mrs. Fraser had
9leachcd All extreme old age, and of
Gate years had been quite feeble. She
Rlcaves large circle of friends here to
aievere her memory, and recall with
sspdmiration the qualities which made
saler q true Christian woman.
Mr.: S. "A. Hill, citizen of this
Ecohnty, died very suddenly at his
home near Feastevipe on the 18th
Siinst:;, of apoplexy. tte was in the
Sfifty-ffth year of his age, and hid been
In his Usual health. Mr.. Hill was
shcld in great esteem by those who
knew him best-his friends and neigh
Sbors.
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I, RELIGIOUS SEIvrcns.-Se.VVHicees will
be held in, the different churches to-
morrow, as follows:
n Presbytorian-1>e1v. B: r. Jordan,
IN, a. m., and st, p. IN. Bible class at
n, p. m. Sunday School at 10, IL. m.
i Associate Reformed Presbyterian:
Rev. ). 4. Chalmers, at.1l, a. m., and
s4, p. IN. Sunday School at 10, a. m.
q Mothodist-lscv. E: &. Price, at IL,
n. M, and ST, =. nj: Sunday School 1t
10, a. m.
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The diflercnce bctween, q male
flirt and n lamp cleaner lies liz the fac;
that one is mp to women tricks, and tho
other to trimmiil' wicks.
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sNStiIps-W: 8. stonoy, Comptroller
k,nerar. /,
sEotice-J. 6, Caldwell, Cfeik Board
Srustees, No. Il.

-The granite d,iarrllesss ne. near Winnnls:-
g0oro ore attracting considerable atteh-
lfon al over the State.
q Joseph .Brpw.G . well known col
Bred painter, died of consumption on
Ihursday night, and was buried Oh
Friday afternoon.
q The Winnsbcf6 marksmenaI Il !. arc e
practising for the Interstate shoStinhg;-
lhatch which comes off at Warm
Springs, N. c., early next Month.
4 Governor Thompson has appointed
Fol. D. P. Duncan as Railroad Com
missioner, to fill the vacancy ,occa-
Stoned by the death of Governor Jetcr.
s-Cor. VIM. Jolmston and r. r..
Robertson, Esq, 'of Charlotte, N. c.,
srrived in Winnsboro on Thursday
stternoon, called here by tho ill,lcss OF
Judge Robertson.
Mr.. Crohcnberg, the photographer,
las recently taken an excellent picture
# the Winisboro Steam Fire Engine
Company, as they appeared OH the
Occasion Of thoir recent parade.
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GOING SOUTH.
NO, 81, MAIL AND EXPRESS.

No. 20 way freight, with passenger coach
attached, runs daily except Sunday:
Leave Charlotte ..::: 4.25 y. M.
Leave Winnsboro. -. III. 40 y. m.
Arrive at Columbia ;. .,. g. 20 a. m
=. Railroad Cor ANashington) time sixtccr
minutes ahead Of Wimsboro time.
i, :. y. &. .K.,TALGOTT,
L. M. X IAI.CorT,. Superintendent.
General Manager.
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Charlotte, Columbia d .Augdstn r. r.
PAssENojsR DapARrM }
COLUMBIA, S. G., Juno II, 1883. !
ON and after, Sunday, Junet17, the fol-
lowing Schedule will be in effect:
GOING NORTH.
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q DIR. MILByRN's LEcrURE.-Quite a
targe audience asseinblcd, in. the Baptist
ohdrch Oil Thursday night, to hear tic
lecture of the Rov: DR.. Milburn on
0esargent S. PrentisS, and the Flush
Times IN Mississippi". We cannot
Vow undertake an extended account of
the lecture. It Is enough for the pres
ant to say that the entire auditory
wcro delighted, and that the gifted
sspeakcr fully sustained the high repu-
tation that had preceded him here. We
Ere pleased to learn that arrangements
havc been made to have DR.. Milbirn
Deliver another lecture here on next
"Wednesday night-of which particu-
! lars will be given hereafter.
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The ELzEvIR LrBRARY.--Among the
! ,afecent issues Of this unique, and in
respect to cheapness and beauty of
form and Typography, really remarka.
pie publication, are the following:
J ss.Aristotle," BY Sir Alexander Grant;
s'Plato,0 by q. w. Collins; "Horacc,"
! slby Theodore Martin. These arc in the
tamous aid excellent "1gneient Cias.
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q ILLNESS OF JUDGE ,RoBERTsoN.-Thc
|srumerous friends Of Judge VIM. r..
Robertson will! deeply regret to learn
Chat he was stricken with paralysis OH
Thursday morniiig, his left side being
affected. On. Wednesday he was in
l,is usual health, taking ah active part
dn arranging for the lecture of tho
Itcv. Dr.. Milburn. There. were no
Ipremonitory symptoms Of tho disease
What ever, and the stroke, which came
at an early hour on Thursday morn
Sing, was quite sudden. There was no
Change in his condition on. Friday.
Judge Robcrtson's, many 9!': friends in
Fairfield and clsewhere, will unite il,
the earnest hope that he may quite
isoon be restored to health and vigor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-23
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