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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
Dolls
We are the Doll people.

Undressed kid-body. u inches long,
l6-lnch Patent-JOintei All-hli
large bisQue head. closing el.,
and stockings, woven Wig, N.' "."
io-Inch Dressed Jointei Doll dressed
ia height OF fashion. lsc.
Nothing more acceptable than
beautiful China or Glass. \.,t
our Crockery Department. Iho-.
sands of choice, mOderate-Pn-e-.
desirable, useful, and Ornamental
pieces, suitable as gifts. Here li'
a few. Come and see the rest
Genuine Carlsbad-Chlna Dnners.s
this is the firth shipment o. ID
LOO pieces. rocco decoration. "r.-
$50. holiday price. ylS.
For o. moderate price Dinners
have this little beauty. Genuine -.-
nsh-China. t4 pieces. sold regular ''
81. FOR to-day. $50.
THIN PORCELAIN OPEN -SiN'
DINNER-SETS. pieces can aINair
replaced a beautiful nurtl decor
100 pieces. worth 80 Tor to-day.
Bohemian.Glass Vas, delicate
rose tint. with real gold decoration
1t is simply superb. worth >, ou
finest Christmas offering, qSc.
A CHRISTMAS OFFERING
GREAT WORTH, A bLAlllI .-
SOLID BRASS sNs
ONYX-TOP TABLE,
RICH GOLD-FINIsH. and s''i a.
Fancy Jardinieres. Persian design
most useful as welt as olNAI
article for a gift. worth s.. to-'i..-
Cut-Glass Syrup Pitchers, slt-I
plated top, we guarantee eata one
worth s.. so, Tor 9Sc.
Genuine American Cut-Glass Bow
oy Sttaus * SONS, America ipt ..
giass-curlers, regular price, g.
Cut-Glass 5-Inch Nappy. a bargain.
worth $50. FOR SIC.
Cut-Glass loot pick Holders. straw
berry. diamond. and fin-cut ana '''
lapilary bottom. regular. $50,
Another shipment (the last We
will receive this year, OF those large
Rattan Rocking Chairs, 10Th cen
tury finish, the most comiorl1o.s
rocker tuned OFT by any factory
suitable for either lady or gentle
man, SI.75.
ALL THE POPULAR GAMES Oh. IL
DAY, AT 5. IL. 25 %. AND " Il.-' 10
PICTURES.
a money-savlng sale.
Beautiful Pasteles. handsomely fiaiN''
worth $3.50 for ssc. urefs
Fine Artist-ProOf Etchlngs. VIDE ~
and Gold-enamelled frame. "oi'" ~
White and Gold Easels. 8 IL feet h.e.'
hand ornament a. worth SIS. TOT ~
THE COHEN 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
BOYS HATS AND CAPS.

Reduced from % to 19c.
Reduced from IS to 39c.
One lot was IS, now 29c.
TAM o. SHANTERS. reduced from
As TO 32c.
POUND PAPER.-Special value In
either Plate, Cream, or Linen, l3c.
pound
orders for Engraved Cards taken up
Thursday night will be delivered Mon
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18

Why suffer with asthma, when the IA
nous DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup Will cure
your
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18


zoe. SET
Coopers sea Tales" volumes; Coop
er's Misunderstanding Tales" vol
umes. "MIc3ulay's History OF Eng
land" volumes. Marie Correli. 5 vol
unes: Conan Doyle, volumes;
Smiles. volumes.
1915 SET
Dickens. Is volumes: Bulwer. 10 vol
umes: Thackeray. 10 volumes.
Shakespeare, handy edition, 10 volumes.
S29S SET
LANES English Literature" vol
umes. silk clot1, illustrated.
Cooper's "Soa-Tales." Coopers Lea
.her-stock ng Tales" volumes each;
leatherette
"Hemberg," German translations),
volumes leatherette.
CHILDREN'S BOOKS.
Board-B Back Books, choice selections. s.
Lithosraphed Books. colored frontis-
piece, leo Illustrations, pc with 8
colored Illustrations 2ls pages. ~.
bible Stories" Fairy Tales" Books
"Knockabout Club Series" &C. from
CSC
Children's Books, Handsomely mustra,-
ed. 80. So. Csc. 81 IS. SIS Sl9S 500
Special prices on oxford Teachers
Bibles. Prayer-Books. and Hymnals'
Eog9tain-Pens;. NlS 70 s-9s.
Ste~'ing-Sllver Pencil uelescope). N.69.
soc.
Pnotograph-Albums in plush. leather.
and celluoid. 59c 20 S5sS.
CHRISTMAS CANDY.-From s
to 10 o'clock p. M.
French Mixture, zoe. Candy. for Sc. a
pound.
Caramels. for l2c. a pound
Chocolate Drops, lOc. a pound.
DRUGGISTS SUNDRlES.
We carry in stock the finest
French. German, English, and
American Perfumes and Toilet Spe
cialtieS. Hudnut'S at New York
prices or less.
Hudnuts Smelling Salts. In all odors.
25c a bottle usual price. soc.
Crown Lavender Salts. S9c bottle.
The Best Imported Violet Soap, l9c.
cake. usual price. 35c.
Violet Water, 25c a bottle.
All Eau de Cologne. 25c. bottle.
White Metal Whisk-Broom Holders. l0c.
each, value, 25c.
White-Me,al Pun Boxes. lie each;
usual price, DC
SPECIAL:
White Metal Filigree Toilet Bottles, lie.
EACH usual price. 29c.
Celluloid Dressing Combs, l9c each.
value, 25c.
THE CnHEM Cn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
A GREAT SNOW STORM OF
HANDKERCHIEFS.

Counters and shelves heaped to
their utmost capacity. Prices form
an attachment in their sale that
brin a dazzle to the buyer. Hun
dreds of new Handkerchief ideas
come al0n0 with the lot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18
WRAP BUYING is easier thar

at any time since the opening Of
this store. The newest this sea
sons garments at about one half
the makers cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-18

A special TO the Dispatch from Hanover
says:
A beautiful and impressive marriage
was solt mnzed at the sidence OF Mr.
George Gauldings on Wedne sday, Deem
Der nth. at Il. NJ The contracting
parties were Mr.. j. r.. Adams and Mrs
Mamie l.. MCGEE Mr. Gregory Turner
and Mr. Asby MCGEE acted as ushers
The bride is noted for her beauty and Is
universally admired. The groom is a
young man. popular In all circles. and Is
prosperous farmer. After the cere-
mony the bride and groom were warm
Nv congratulated. and repaired to their
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23
Tea Drunkenness.

t. is stated BY hospital surgeons
AMI sapcriusealents that ten drunk
enness - eiarmiugly common; So
much, in!ce:l, as to require special at
tention and treatment. Ten per cent.
Of the patients ct certain dispensarl5s
sre sufferers from shis difficulty. 1t
was formerly supposed taat women
were the principal victims Of this NAL
adv, but lasteriy !nca haTe been o.
served is being aEac!el quite as much,
TIE cnief food AMI drink OF some OF
tie workers "a sweat shops Is strong
tea. Tie teapot is always IN eVi-
dence, AMI is resortea to whenever
the craving 70. drink becomes uaoear-
sh!e,~Nov York Ledger.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23
::{S rIIE STEERAGE."
The Tine for Discussion IS to be Lin
tied From Now On.


The following report from the COM
r,itteo on Gtecrage was presented on
Wednesday and was adopted:
The steering committee respectfully
report as follows:
/. The convention shall each day
convene at $50 4. NJ: recede from
business ct > p. H., till < P. H., and
continue in session till 6 o clcck p. IN.
again recede til G30 and then coa-
tiuuc in session until adjournment for
the day is had.
,. The time Of the convention Tor
tue present week is assigned as follows:
10 the report Of the committee on de
claration OF rights. Ne. -, two hours
if 80 much l;v necessary. Thcu to the
third reading Of the report OF COM
mittae Oh contingent accounts, 70.
IS: one hour if so much be necessary
then to tic third reading Of report OF
committee on jurisprudence, No. 4G,
Que hour il SO much. be necessary;
then 10 the third reading OF report o!
committee OIL corporations. No. 80.
one hour il so much be necessary
then to the report Of committee On
finance and taxation, No. 80, cn&l to
c.ch Of the several ordinances, Nos.
IS, 81 and 50. III the order named, one
hour if so much be necessary.
8. The assignment Of time for Mon.
day and Tuesday will be announced
Saturday.
i. Each Of the periods assigned to
The several reports and ordinances will
bc distributed BY the committee
amongst the various amendments 10 be
proposed as they may arise during the
prcyrcss Of the debate, whcrcupoA
such portion Of time 50 fixed shall be
equally divided between and bc at the
disposal Of the mover Of the amcud-
incpt and the chairman of the commit
tee reporting the article or ordinance.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23
a PRIESTS BIG RIDE,

In Travelled 1';o Miles OIL Horseback il
~ stours - Minutes.
F;.lcr john GeSIey: I f'iouoer priest So
,ionel at Kin c::,l:lo. &la.. arrive i:'" 'caiia
,fter having mad: m =; t!lc most W3i:':t-
cut rt,!ea oa record.
-irs. uuinlan, Of NeH i9r:i. va: dying ii.
he rar:h oi her s0u III tls wi!dS :; i':a
pYa II,nli: Il Tex:s. aaH FL her Es:!ay
WIS sea; - 70 @iv2 L:- t:- t3ns" :, q, d
fjnn of religion. rae t:=t.:i;-r wt$ 30
Nil. me huatreA AMI sixty miles 81
this d:stanc:. VA: ovsr tha vii! prairie: q
WsSt"-;, O:I%;,pna. \" I*"s Ll9'. $ni
Northern :,rH;.-. Six i"t1y& .! H3rS"' ~
iana aira:,c.,! T.. ;i;:G ~ tic "a: .;!"l"n an
to route :r3a. The s',A .; t':H rajis:;;r! aE
Fn-,c~oo5. Ean. IL -. ~: mir I'D
5.iIs= in sH:"n;y-5a4 !.2;,r. %:li tA;f,: rim
ut"=. an are:21 a. ti:e -iEl'.: T' '::>:Ea r. -
for:. .i~<. G-:;:t!am .."'%!::: u%'?3: :::@&'- ="
r., u....:2. .::!-;@: tn ii" a2d To-; 22:T
:,i.n drink a. wafer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23
Ya Mere ssWhlppils the Cat. i"

Gre branch OF the cob5ler's trade
aas been completely wipea out by the
reedynadc shoe industry. In the days
yhen farmers tanned t5eir OVID
leather, or had it prepared ct the near
est ta2rerT, tie rural districts were
c7errun 1T certain seasons Of the yeai
by itinecant eobb'ers, who joarneyed
from farmhouse to farmhouse, and So
jourred IL each until they had naas
footwear for every member of the
household. THIS iournevmac INDUS.
tr7 was called "wAippiug the cat,"
sSa many excellent cocb!ers engaged
il it with profit; but machine:made
shoes haya ended it.-NeW York News.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23
TIE Ex-CONSUL WALLER CASE.
He HAY stayia Prison and Try 10 Col.


lcct an Indemnity from Franco.
N'!sii.e tho State Department at Washington
refuses 10 furnish any Information regarding
tho matter the impression exists there tE;t
tnc French government has notified Amh"s-
satlor Tustis at Paris that it will net furnish
4 cory Ct the record of TIC court marital
proccndir.s a:yain-. cx-Consui Waller. az
mater ii right. :Ir. Walters c3iEse!. Nr
Cranmc1,i Kennedy, Of Wa<ain;ton. ho-
licvcs, however that tho rcco:! vii! b fur
ni=hed t3 Ambassador Eustis. II requested.
Is a matter o. courtesy.
Z is not Improbable that 1lr. Waller vii!
he notified! bv the State Department that the
Ercuch Government will rt,ea:e him !-om
custody as q matter q grace i this govern
.nrnt viii waive tie question ot lAflehill!E'
So Tar. apparently Il" Is in ignoran:e OF this
fact. Mrs. Walyc strrnuously insists upon
pavmcnt of damages in compensation for
nj, imprisonment. hut it IS not unlikely that
the whole platter will be referred 70 the cN-
consul 10 decide for himself. Should ne
prefer to remain in prison upon the chance
u obtaining 1l,c-~ind:mnitI the state De-
rartmen: :':iv; nis counsel will t51 the hcSt
,,nS-;l,le for him under the circumstances.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23
NEARING HE END.
The Convention Rushcs Things to Get
to the Exposition Oh CatoEiEa Day.
The County isI! Passed to
I'hi-I Reading. age cf Cen
sent Il Gears.

sent II E2arS.
The constitutional convention We'd
nesdav morning Lad under co1sidara-
ton i proposition to take q recess to
90 to :At!ar,c next Wc3ne*day-South
Carolina Day. This WAS voted down.
Then a resolution was adopted ap-
pointing & steering committee to ar
range Tor completing the work Of the
convention as soou as practicable. The
article on new counties uni county
government vas tHlen rip antt several
Sections nave passed their third read
ing. Many amendments were proposed
and vctcd down and thus :ar tic ar
ticlc stands unchanged.
At the night session, the balance OF
the article on counties and county GOV
e1nment was passed to its third read.
ipa. Efforts were made 10 get n scme
changes that would affect the formation
Ct new counties, but after much debate
the remaining Gectiors OF tic artit le
were adoptc>! without change. lie
ordinance to Ex the ago Of consent ct
IS wears wa:s amended Sc IS TO make it
read II instead of IL, aud then adept
ed. There vas big kick against sub
hitting to the report Of the steering
committee, which Vas presented to-
night, providing specified time ter
the consideration OF every matter still
outstanding; for three daily sessions
from now or, and for final adjourn
nent Oh Tuesday next.
The fight over the report lasted Tor
about two hours, and ended IN the
abortion Of the main features OF ihe
rerort. Tie present purpose isto try
to finish in time to get 10 the Atlanta
Exposition oa Carolina Day.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23
COuY ENTION
PROCEEDINGS.
IENi:v!.s 0E HE CDE:j:..,C:oN
Voted Themselves 81 Per Day. T.l'
man Says 50 Members Came
EIedgcd to Vote That Much.

Pledged to Vote That Much.
Tie constitutional concant;o2 Tues
dav continued the consideration of the
article On cducatioa and ct 2::221 ,. Il.
it passed = c third reading subject
to L good many an2cadwsents then to
be considered. The clause providing
fo- negro Agricultural. Industrial
eni Mechanical College was an2o1lei
50 as - divorce the present Cia:iin
College from Clu:ii1 University, and
allow negro teachers to be employed.
The article as adopted puts the Gispea-
sat: profits, exclusive Of those given
t. counties a:,,l cities: into the a2.2;,a?
nahl;e sclcoi Eul-:ls.
The constitution! convention l!Gt; !!
regular parrot and monkey sho" ct
night. The Legislature last year fixed
the per diem ot the members at 3
day. Al ordinance t. provide ~ the
disbursement Of !:le so, 900 appro.
priatci 70 G@frar tie expenses q; tie
convention NE taken ur and t !>co-
yilcd fpv :" p"r diem Of 81 day for
members aft5: Oct. ) last aud TO a,.al
aiiournn!e:.t. Tic convention rushed
ahral anl adopted this ard tla;- in
creased the pay Of Il! employees until
the per diem provided amounted II
about s55. 600. Eightr-n;nc members
came to tie hall pledged to 'ot; them
selves - tiav, So Senator Iil!maa
stated O. the aco-. And no ORC leni2l
the assertion. Whsn they realized
what they 1a:l done. how much they
had voted: IN attempt was made to re-
cali thv ACTOR b. coaservative-minde1
members. Amid the greatest confusion.
the convention finally Lett al the en-
rloycs with . lev rate cnd voted to
themselves rcC dic:.! c. 81, this con-
clus;on being reached few minutes
before midnight.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23

/ EcTn3rknn!c Accident,

Al Beaver. 2I.: Wednesday right tie night
express train cu the fj;::hIrg and Lake L-io
railroad arriving az B:aTer for some i'2::a.n
Stepped ::,Hrt ci ;hr station. Pal,nan C3G-
G:::!c,t John::2. =: Cleveland. O.. si:"::.:;
Ir}n! t;ae ear. ~ liz thought TO tn. sutton
platform. t. -;:t lady c;cr Il :is-it.
III. l:'ilE saw h'1n disappear and ;'a!lr'i -
he nn-t"r ti!:!t lie conductor had faiir: 2y,7
:a c!.;lamkneD!. IustcaI of this. however.
Il va iorGI tha! l." had fallen rv"r TIC si.i;.
0I i trcsi2 t. liz Cleveland aD't pi.i-,;U!.s
tracks. ~ i"ct hcirw. WIl:'it picked ~ he
was dead. lii E".k having !,"en hr":"n.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23
:. 5000 AGO EJrp

:no ra-i:c" ElccI. 4 live-:t2rE !>rict: i:;!ii.l-
;ag ca Ei,.;ic street. Lowell. }ia@s.. va
hnrned W':,:;Hrs iay morning. liz, !ir> ~
i3iGa:.i u !. y. 3 ,;:ra iilUcr s;rrr. ." IT,:
liz. ;a. l.x.rioi7 blew Oh: II" E!:t';"H's
=! lie ucEcr "a: o. t!lc h3!!st;.::; l::,:s -:
lie Arni.....: .;"2:ia .1i;ri::c; :c@i:H1r. ."t
t::as:3rI:4 =; c.:::,:: ::1c-;,. "i,2ge tr2 Gita-
i}rc -: ..g,l!l:: ;,.l:r3 EJrt2 ,: ,-c:r:: :; %,
y: :. SOFT; =: !2== i three i::@.ir..;' . :.
49,. .h7;:!HuI ,,i,ar$.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23
5t-ansest Boycott on Record,

Ths straaS=s: boycott O. leeo-d, p.35a =
bly,, was ne ore recently enforced at Butte.
Montana, wAare the Silver Bow Trade and
labor Assembly passed resolutions against
Using building mate-ia, n2t made in taat
'+owa, About four weeks ago p ccnscacto:'
attempted to use Minneapolis lumber n pu.-
ting up q building. This brought ca the
boyoott. whicc was accomo oaGiat by e strike.
TIE contractor Offered the oes- wages going
but he finally rad 10 yield, and. - aI.ditica
YES compelled . pay q fine OF $500 70 tko
union n crder !o ce: the men 70 worE agai2.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23
Believes in Stare Sovereignty

4 nan who hal been convicted in Inc
Fc:Ioral Court at Huntsville, Ala, o e!no2-'
z!an.c,.. g: money belonging to the United
S.at"* government. a!':Iiod { fe;T days az?
- Governor Oates T"c r"!icI rom 4eAtica-
disability Ii" governor granted rar;t-n
hit said: y grant the same. EGt II ny Hrin-
ion i las ~ u.t"ct uhHt"vcr. Eiv opinion !:
that I conviction in the United States Court
,:o,,a not impose any political disability. Ihe
i-,;.cA states las 80 voters nor can II MAXI
,:,.;. \ S;3t, alone can MAKE 2 v,2tcr.
t;Jvcrno" Ua.r> Is : strong believer II tt;'
sovereignty - the Sta.ee.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23
Il Comet.

\ San jose. ttl. dispatch. 17lh. >ay= rt"f.
!. II. S:ha2bcrie telephones fro.a 1I@ant
Hamilton as follows: ~ bright ""!n"t Nas
i'nrriuc. 1T I.i>:!, Observatory \: 80 r'ri2c:i
this morning. IL right a>""nsion II hours II
;a:autes north. CecIlnasion degree 10 min
:;te=. Th: :omct has short tail and 4 s:cl-
i;r n>;:i=u. a5oc.t the :eTerth magnitude. as
:c.n j. y, o-GirG tWilicrt
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23
Your 7.irr CeDccds

n large measure uroa yoS: dEestiCe ea2ec-
itv. IL other vorIs, #, from stomach Weak,
a-rC;;at ot -nur!sa:reat, vo" acS being slowly
starved 70 Ge;tti! II a., Dig sive 2lsurGe,,s
me standard medicine IS Timers Dysp"p is
Remedy. Indigestion isi-rMe "a: ely re-'evGd
ssl * s diy iy0 cuSed WS y . Is gsozei Use. Fer
sale e"eryWuSre.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23
NcOonalI'S Mills, Ga.

Tetterinsys tho only reme2yT ever sold that
wcr2d cure Tc,terire SC it would 2os return:
I'vc sod six dozen IL 2 E-cGr, aid guaranteed
a-erY cox. I've -cccc Lad - re:uv:l tic E1o:-
ey :or = single box. sold Z box to ma: l7ho
had Tetter Tor y years: 2 boxes cured b: ~
sound arl well. l consider ! en- doing the
5uhl;c a (a-or to recommend Tettcrinc. 3.
+. Tanner. Sc:io b. mail -oc 52c. n stamps.
J, r. Shupt2ina. Savannah, Ga
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23

tbs Mexican Government has ex-
tended to homeopathic paysicians the
same privileges granted to old-schoo]
doctors IN that country, and it is ez,
pecteG that vithia ayear there will be
e velI.cs.ablished hon aopath;c school
Of medicine in Mexico.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23
THE MISSIONARY LOSS.
Confirmation CT t!sc Previous Reports
Of P-onarty Destroyed.

OF : :UEIG.Iy LIVStA " -
: Telegram received b. tna :.2:sElca- aoa:a
2rBos:oa By Sc; {: Eh:l!:c o!;s confirms TIC
.~a!:aa Press dispatch, 2ta.icg thar --i:s:oc
.oss 1. Ha-po:t is slCe.Gj2; Ire: the r#:ds--s
were protected * soldiers w:o 3-a2 o. tho
r.:ss:ons houses a.: ;;oicel n t11a :!@odec;
tct special n!:,ii:e w. Sacwn :as mission
aries: that si.cil :>1-st IN Missionary Bar
nuns hoDsa. and thar INC rciss!ona-:c: gre
COW protected. Lh3 dispatch contains -:
cdd:tiora? ;afoc:=aation tina: t-out;es ar2 r.
poc:ea as beginning in 2I2-23IT':2:o AM VI
and Aintah.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23

Botl, the method and results when
Syrup q Figs is taken; il; pleasant
and refreshing to tl.e taste, and sets
se2ttIy get promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Do1els, elsaH:es the sys-
TEN ciscEaall;, d;spe;s colds, head
aches and fsvera and cures hsbi:usl
constipation. Syrup Ct Figs is tie
only Semedy Of its Lind ever pro-
duced, pleasing TO the taste aId &C
ceptaltla to tie stomach, prompt in
its acton ard truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made It tie most
popular remedy knozc.
Syrup Of Figs is fer sale in 80
cent bottles BY all leading drug
gisis. any reliable druggist who
nay not have il on hand viii rro-
:ure it promptly for any one who
;Eishcs to t-y il. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fyfe Sy2Up co.
sAg EeA@ciscc. a.
sn'ncvrts ~. HeH r92x. ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23

An e;3hty-Eear-cld fisherman O.
Ames;,ury, Mass, caught 6 lobster
four feet loog ard weighing twenty
fre pounds - Salisbury Beach fer
days ago,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23
SoCxe ei!c.'s Day.

Ihs Cn:r=-=it;; u c1;o25, 2as did: -
establish :. HaE;i i holiday = l. .r2",-: L:
Founders la:. IL hcn:r :! {! Inn .. H':s:..
fell7t,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23
STATE OF ONO, Cry To-zpo. J

STATE OF ONO, CRY cT To-zpo, -,
LUCAS COUNTY. 80 =
FRANK J. tAE ,Ey makes oath inat lie is Tia
senior partner o4 TIE firm o. I. J. CSENEY !s
Co, dong business n the City Of Toledo,
Coucty and SrLte aforesaid, and that said firm
sill pay tne sun Of CNE HUNDRED Dol.
LARS g: eaci. and cTsry case O. CatarCh that
caaaot be cured by the use OK HALI.'s G ArAgag
CCsE. ERASKJ. CaESEY.
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s':esecce. ill., S.h day Of Jcce!aueS, a. .. 1856.
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Halls Cat.cc; Cure s taken informally, aaJ
acts directly o.. the bleed a:i :rccoIs surfaces
o. the s!:s!e:n. Send ioc :e:t;l2ociais. -rce.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23

Iuso riso's C1so fer Consrn1?5;en beth in
my family and p:act;ce:=-pG 6 ". PAT
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23

FITS stopped free by DR.. HINES GREAT
NERVE RESToREo NJ fits aftc" first days use.
Narvclotis cures. Treatise and $50 rial bot
lie free. Dr. Kline. GH Arch 81. Phlla, Pa.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23

ofrs. vinslcw's Soothing Syrup SC" children
tsething. softers the gums. reduces i1HSinrGa-
lion. aliays pain, cures ~i1d co:c. PC. bottle.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23

Mothers a57reclate The Good Work
o. pacSers io.er Ionic, With rs rev. .TiHs GGas-
;i;es-a been 70 thc Dsin-stricE*- a21 nervous.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23

Nneu yo1 Come 20 Rcalizo
that your coras are gone. aEd 70 pain, h2IT
era, ,cfui ycu +eel Tl.o WrcG Of fEildercV1ls. l35
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23

Frerchman has patented an sp-
pararus to take off and put on mans
coat,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23

Of medicine in Alexic
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-08-02
vINTON NOTES.

An interesting game of ball was played
Wednesday afternoon between q Vinton
and Roanoke nine. The score was,
Vinton IA, Roanoke 7.
Mrs. G. W. Dearing will leave with
her children In few days for Graham
Va, where her husband preceded her
some weeks ago. They go to mako that
town their future home.
Joseph G. Weaver fell and struck him.
self in tho head about week ago, caus.
ing slight conclusion of the brain. Yes
terday the little fellow received another
fall, which fractured his left forearm
He is resting comfortably.
Thieves are continually plying their
avocation in the town, carrying of
poultry, entering gardens and digging
potatoes and appropriating other vpget-
ables fo- their own use.
Miss Mamie Howard, of Bedford City,
WHO has been on visit here to her
sisters, Miss Lounelle Howard and Mrs.
&. FL. Cartwright, will leave to-day for
Princess Anne county, to spend mon tn
with the family OF Senator~elect DR..
George T. Snead.
S. w. Kasey went to Hardy's Ford on
business yesterday.
Howard Stiff will visit relatives in
Bedford county today.
Miss Lydia Cook is visiting the family
of j. w. Mason.
Mrs. Mary Preston, of Salem. re-
turned to her homo yesterday, after q
stay OF few days in Vinton.
j. K. Saunders Is enlarging his resi-
dence.
The district conference will convene
here on next Tuesday, the 9Th inst.
Go to Donaldson's for refrigerators at
cost.