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c?r ah Communications intended > for publication t/iust be huhded in by 12 o'clock df.y on Wednesday oi-d ?1drcrtiseuie?Us by 12 JI. <>n Thursday jtrecccding the isene. 8P?OIA[i NOTICI:. From this date wo will insert no citation notice for letter* of adiiiiuistraticu. notice to persons indebted to, and.to person* holding claims against an estate, noth ?? for tinul discharge, miles* the cash Is paid in advance, or they tiro handed in by a practicing lawyer, in which ca.?e he will be held responsible for payment. Sf'AI.K OK ciiMtoi:*. < 'itation Notice ,$d.0<> Notice to pay upaiul to render claims. .$2.00 Filial I bscharge $2.50 ]*tiblicstiles will be rated by the square. LOCAL MATTERS. ItcligiuHs Al?|>oiit lutein*. l)iviiic services will bo hold in the Fresbytoiiun church in this town, on {Saturday and Sunday, the 20th and yoih inset., by the Tie v. J. K. Dunlop. The Rev. M. V. Wood requests ut? to nay to his churches, Hebron and Hull Creek, that he still lies sick with fever, and they need not expect him to occupy the pulpit on next Sabbath, The Rev. handy Wood is in town on a visit to his son, the Rev. M. V. Wood. lie arrived from Georgetown yesterday, and reports all quiet when he left. C-W One box ot Bellamy's Hills are warranted to cure any case or chills and lever, or your money will be returned. For sale by M. 13. Bkaty, Dr. Filler's Rheumatic Syrup will cure rheumatism, no matter ot how long standing. For sale by M. R. Bkaty, Financial.?The Comptroller-Gen' oral's checks on the State Treasury are quoted at 30 per cent, discount at the Banking Office of F. L. Cardozo. Kscack of W. II. DivNTo.v, TIIR Mi'udiuikit, fuom J ail.?No little- astonishment was manifested in town on last Thursday at the escape irom jail, . Mt T n1i.l.??L- iii.ii ..." 1 " , V. VAU1.R luab IUIM lllll^) t>l IV . J L. i)o111<>m, 11io convict sesvtaneed to be hanged on the 9th day ol October next., for the murder of James II. Albritton. The escape was remarkable, and a surprise to every one; not because erf the difficulties and obstacles overcome, but because of the assured belief in the mind of every one, of the secure and safe keeping of the prisoner, and yet the cool and deliberate manner and case with which he made his escape. 'ldm prisoner was kept in the cell next to the large east room, or debtor's room, as it is sometimes called, at the head of the aisle, or passage way, where he had been kept since his first being confined in prison on the 17th of May. Jn the cell there were two .chains firmly attached in their centre by a staple to the floor, leaving both ends of the chain free, so as to shackle prisoners. The largest one of the chains is-very heavy, and bad u play .of three or four feet in length. This chain was made fast to the prisoner by means of a hinge bund, or shackle, passing around lbs ankle and closing the .two ends on a link of the chain, | and fastening thorn together by passing through a hale in the ends ol the iil\n/i1'1/v ? -1 4 1- ^ 1'J . 1- - - iiimv a it iuiu iuu in I iia c'.iiiviu n bolt held 1 u place by a head on one .end and a itap sot-owed on -live oilier. On the other leg of the prisoner had been attached with a separate shackle a ball of ftbout 30 pounds in weight to i a five foot .chain, but -which iiad been taken oft' the day previous. The report that Joiner, the jailor, 1 gives is, that ou Thursday morning when he went up to feed the prisoners, i and to clean up the rooms, he did not lock behind him either of the two doors at the eihraivco oi the passage way., hut left them open so that two small negro girls, who went with him, might bring out the slops; that when fie opened Denton's cell door, he found him sitting in his accustomed place on his blanket where lie was chained down, and that he left the door open lor the girl to bring out tire slops, and that he went to the door of the east room, fronting the passage way, a distance of ten feet from the cell door, and when lie opened that door and stopped into the room the prisoner Deutou escaped from his cell and ( through the passage way down stairs, and out at the hack door of the jail \ unseen l>y hi 1115 that one of iho girls < who had gone up with him, *aya she \ saw Denton go out at the back door \ on the lorrcv floor, but did not know j at the time who he was. After his escape from Iho jail he * ran through Mclson'a back lot and by THE i ? ? ??? Pr. Norman's into tho liver swamp, where diligent search was made for ' him by the Sheriff and posso during ' the day, but no traco or signs of him j could be found. Denton had worked at the tap on the shackle bolt until he had got it perfectly pliable, and no doubt had it shammed on the end of the boll ready to slip it otf on the first offering of an opportunity for escape. There is no doubt but ho bad been working at this scheme lor several days, as is shown in his prevailing on the sympathy of the kind hearted jailor to remove the ball from His leg j . I. - - - uiu evening ueiore, under his pitiablo pleading of a sore leg caused by it. The Sheriff oilers $500 lor his arrest. Two Men Instantly Killed by Lightning. The Hodies Horribly Horned ami 1>F. figured. We learn that on Friday, the 14th i 11 st., Love Flowers and his son, a young man aged about eighteen years, were both instantly killed by a stroke of lightning in a field on the plantation of David Leggett in Marion counrn ty, .vhere they had been engaged in stacking fodder. / The men not returning after the thunder storm was over, search was made where it was known they had been at work, and when found, their bodies were a ghastly sight, and could not have been identified but from the fact that it was known that it could be no others. The bodies were charred and black, with not a vest age of clothing remaining on either of them, except a piece of shirting about as large as a man's hand on the body of the elder Flowers near the left armpit, Iiis body was terribly disfigured, his teeth torn out, and the flesh burned from lfis head and legs, leaving the bare skull and leg bones exposed. The appearances indicated that the men had just finished the last stack of fodder, in a cluster of five, and had sat down at the base of one ot the stacks, probably to take shelter lVotn driving rain, where w?i? oW. CJ ' ??? ? t fc I found a watermelon cut in hall', with the knife sticking in it, when the llash of lightning struck the stacks, setting t he {odder on fire and seemingly piling the most of it on the dead bodies. For several years Mr. Flowers lived near CiaUivant's Ferry, in this county, lie was an industrious, hard working man, and a good citizen. Call at Norton A; Lakh's Drug Store, for this year's new crop turnip and cabbage seeds, also u superior article of cream of tartar, soda, powdered Jamacia ginger, nutmegs, spices, and flavoring essence. " We have on hand the sun hinge burner, with gas tube, being very safe, ami giving a brilliant-light. Nursing bottles, lamps and lamp goods. MtnHHMnanMi] The American Sardine Co.'s Honeless Sardines are much better, and less than half the cost of imported sardines. MAUUIED. On the. lilth inst., by W. II. l'rivotf, Esq., Mr. .1. W. Hammond, of Lumberton, N. and Miss Eunice Ueaty, of Conwayboro, S. C. MAIt IICT KIIPOUTM. vunn aikuho, JU. AllgUSt 22. X'ju iu: Tuupkntinjc. Virgin, $4.00, Yellow $2.5Q, Scrape $1.75. Timber Prime lOaJ5, ordinary 5a 10c. Provision^.- Pork li'ic ; Baeon, It'.j.iUOc; Eggs 12i,aloc; Corn $1.40. little jhvku, S. CU, August 22/ ('.It ('1KB TlfKJ'KNTJNK. ? Ulj $1.05 SciajMi Now virgin $2.00. Provisions. Corn * '1.45 ; Meal fl.GO Pork, per l>l)I.; $20.00, retail 14a 15; Paeon !4nJ5e ; Molaases per gallon, retail, 45c; Flour |ht bbl. $$al2; Coilee &Wlno<>c; Eggs 12a 15c; Chickens 15a25c; oysters tlOaOOc per gallon. Cow liides, dry, 12ic; Bees wax 25a20e. okojioktownps. c., Aug l;l. 'Crude turpentine Virgin $2.75, yellow $2.25, Scrape $1.25. Wilmington, V. C., Aug IS. naval storks. Crude Turpentine Virgin $2.75, yellow dip $2.25, Hard $1.25. Spirits tui'jxintine, Soc., Tar $2.50. Cotton I llalOc. New V?a:k,Aug. 18. Moivey 2att per ocnt. Cold 110. S]>irits turpentine otic, Jiosin $2.25, Cotton 17Jul8 Regular C'oiitiuuiiicatioii. K The next regular couuuunication of ^/yllony Lodge, No. 05 A,*. P.*. M.'. /\^\will i)(> held on Tuesday night Sept. ' ^ msf, 1874. By order of tlaj W. M. li. U. SESSIONS Sccty, State of South' Carolina. UOItltV COUNTY. li \r 1 U A ? r ? t \r ?r/? >' HI 104/lly OWM-Of-.*!/.**, I'JiOJiA I J'J I J U1)GK. Whereas, Mary A. Holland has made suit to me to grant her letters of administration rftbe estate of and ellccts of William JI. Holland; these are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said William Ji. Holland, leeeased; that they l<e and appear hefore me n tin; Court of Probate U> bo holdeu at ('ona>yboro on the hist day of August next after (Mibli cation hereof at 11 o'eloek in the fore-' noon, to show cause, if any they have, why i ,he said administration should not be granted. Given under my liaivd tlii* 17 th day of August, A. D. It74. ISAAC CAXXON, Judge l'robate li. C, I I or. II V v. liliKLV > I > i:. mr.vr Kit's INFIRMARY, I; '' Goldsboro, N. C. Special Practice. Cancers, Tumors, Chronic C leers, , Sorotula, Kpilepsy, Ftfinalc Diseases, I Liver 1 >iseases, Venerul Diseases, Skin Diseases, ami all Kin?lre?l Atleotions Succossiuly 'IVi. J. I VII vvv? Cancers and Tumors Will be treated with our Si'KC'IKH without the use of Knife, without Loss of Iilood, and with but little 1 ain to the Patient. CONSULTATION FUEL. Terms for Treat iiiru I Fa*y. DOCTORS HUNTER AND lU'UKTI AKOT \ will beat Conwayboro, Ilorry county, S. C., 1 August dd to -Jitli. O.NJ^l liOX : A PERFECT CURE FOR Chills and Fever. PERFECT PREVENTATIVE OF 4'liills nst<I Fever. NO (JUININI- NO MEKCUKY! NO A KSCNTC! Dr. Bellamy's Fills. This Invaluable medicine Involves a PER. FFA511.Y NEW TREATMENT of fill l.ES ' ANl) FEVER, and v ill effectually cure and i root out the disease from tlie system. E All other remedies must not he fatten when the chill and fever fit is on; but tho "liellniuy" 1*111 can be taken just as safely when the fit is actually on as at any other lime. Taken once a ' Week d or the the sonant! of < hills a lid fever, I he v will POSIT IV EE Y WARD OFF AND F K EVKN 1" AN ATT A I K making a resilience in the oto#t Infected districts perfectly safe. '2. Th? "Reliant v '' I * 111 is also a sure remetl v in li :mi enh.fi" 01 > .x i r.n ill ITTKNT I-' KY I'.li, REMIT'- I , TENT FEVER, TYPHOID FEVER, SICK UKAIiAl'lli;, IN1IH1KMION, and 1.1NKR COMIM.AINTSOK AM. KIMiS. :t. After you nre entirely discouraged and hopeless and all other remedies have'fatled, m>kc l one more trial, procure one box <>f hcllamy I Pillsjnnd take thim. 'l'he proprietor dii.U Ai.tee> yon an absolute and perfect i lire. Re fere nee i* made to the ex t ra ordinal v en re ot Professor Iwiwrenee, Principal of the Institute* of Elocution at New York and Philadelphia, lie says a* follows: _ "About ten years ago, whiie residing in New .Terse}, 1 had a violent attack of chills and fever. 1 The chill would come on regularly about ten o'clock, and continue for neatly two hots, fol lowed by a burning fever tor more lhad five hours, which no medicine would relieve; and then 1 became so weak that 1 could hardly Walk across the room, Itud could not ascend one Might , of stairs in less time than ten minutes. M.v lip' became a burden to me. I loathed every kind ot food, and every water tasted to me like coperas I could get no refreshing sleep either by night or 1 by day; the medicines prescribed for m?? by phy- J] siclans gave me no relief, and 1 was last sinking into the grave. On# day a lady p-rsuaded me to purchase a box of Ilellainj's Pills. 1 took three at twelve o'clock noon, and three at night. After taking itie twodosesl tell belter, and thai night, for the first time in three mouths, sl-pl fortuity eight hours, 'l'he next miming 1 felt much better, and took three more pills. As ten o'clock oppruiielxMl I prepared myself fur my ^ daily chill, hut to my Inleusejoy my imw> Icome visitor did not come; aftej eating a hearty dinner at one o'clock, 1 took three more pills, anil ut night three more. The next morning . after a delightful night's rest, T arosi* at seven ' o'clock, feeling quite well; and although still very weak, yet I was able to enjoy my lood, and u whether eating or drinking, everything tasted .. sixy.ii and pleasant tome, in about seven days' time 1 was siiong enough to walk four miles, ami felt perfectly cured. Ten years have elapsed tl siucs then, and 1 have never had another attack p of Chills and Fever. I?. LAWRENCE, n'tw yokjl uohskkvatoky ct? Mrsic, . ' It East ltih Vireet. in conclusion the proprietor has only to stale that he will guarantee to cure any case ot chills and feier. No fee will ever 1 u audi case he exacted. 'l'he patient is at liberty .to pay or not. . A ll that is desired is that he will forward a certificate of his cure at an early dale. FOIi SALE 11Y M. li. liEATY, 11 Ct)NWAV'HOIK), S. (,'. I'ricc, One l>oll;ir J*< j- 1>o.y. '< Fold by all J>ruggi*ts throughout the I'uitd ! j] Stales and Territories. Sent by mail to any address on receipt of price, j ;l Address t Ph. II EI J.AM YSOllEIE ANI? FEVER CERE, * I2;i l)ey Stiert, New York. Valuable IIiimmckk Ivocalion and Farming Land* For i Sale. I f I oiler for sale that ele,sirable? business loca- | tion, ami tr.U't of eme huuejicd acres of land, ( situated in (ieorgetown county. < n the Orcat I l'co Dee lliver, and known as I'iue. lilutt. On the premises are a commodious Store1 and ware house;, goe>d wharf ami landing' with all necessary attachments for the- turpentine auel' etietal ine;rchamlise trade. One large-dwelling liouse with seven comfortable roeems; t\ve> other dwellings suitable tor small families with all neeessai v e>ut buildings ten business, family ami farm purposes. A portion e>i the; Jaml is cle;arod and under cultivation, producing fine crerps. This propei ty will he; sold at a bargain. For teiuie apply fco ill*. M. E. JiURIlOUOIIS. (' August 8th, 1874. 4t?paid. /~\FF1CK COUNT V AUDITOR, ) V/ lloiutv Cot-N rv. -j Notice is hereby given to the; purchaser of i 20fc acres of land sedel at t he; eleehiiepmut tax g sale; in I lorry county, on the 18th elay <>f May, .1871, sold as the- property of AJbert and A'ice Ihirexighs, that th<; parties irtVr*??tce| have; [(' made application to re e Ice in said laud, and the amount necessary lor saieJ redemption ! l...u I./,/..* .1*....i . i . mo 1'tjv.n ui;jiu>ik'U ? ill. uu?: rinimy X I'Otl>i j urer. i It. <J. SESSIONS, Auditor. August Oth, ]h~4. nnTTDTTATH The ai t of Courting with ~ L/U U JX 1.-11N vj? the Handkerchief, Fan, I'arasol *ud Flowers, is the gayest thing out. Contained in a Book of 20 pages. The Ban- > ullage of Flower# is something new. .Send t< lor one, only 25 cents. J. BKIDE A* CO.. < Box 211. Frankfort,. InJ. L W S; I (?I > i _ ~2. 4?iran^r Police. 'Mwl* regular nu'clhu:* < ! KiteMon (Irauge rtiii be hold on the Lliir<? Saturday lu each mouth. Hour for labor, lh o'clock \. m. B. O SESSIONS, Scc'y. July 18th,-It. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that <?n ?|.c | m 11 <i i\ >f August n??\t I will a ?pl> to Im ( 'aniioii, I'robate Jiuigo lor I lorry counly, lor i itnul liv.O.i.i.r., t.ln.lnUliiiti'iv - - I>-X IUVI y i ilMIIIIIIIOl'l llll l.\ S'l 111** t'SI ,Ht' ( I John \\ . Heaves, deceased. 1IKI.ON TODD, A In dnistrati i\. .July 18tli, IS"!. If Change of Schedule! O "Old Grimes is Lead, that need eld man, 11 is lace you'll son ni>* more, llo used to wear an old blue * ??.it All buttoned down bclore.'' Though thus lamented, not logrolled, Wo Ihirv Old FojtyKm. The Little Liver and Chcrav; Lailroad Will ho hulll, and llutloi*. 11<>t the beast, hut he real substantial lll< KM \ .! A< lsv-' >N . \\ ill. n a lew days, coinploto a. bridge across Kings Ion Lake. To keep up with the improvements of the hues, I beg to announce to m\ Ir i t>?I< and 'Ustoiiiorslli.it I have just, reoeived into store, lir<K't from N e\v Fork, A 18 aiitKoiiic AsMii'Dtit iil OF FASHIONABLE HATS FOR and ( liildn u, VFIiY CII KAIL I.AT1CST 8TYIJ2 Pill NTS, Vairanted fast Colors, only 10 cts, per vard, j Itlcrrmi.'U'k B'crcnlcs, \ now si \ le <>| yooil.s. \ er\ ha.s?l.soino ;ih?1 liirahlc, ?>111 \ 'JO cents j?? i yaial, JKAVV liUOWN AM) HLKA< 111'.!) noMKsrrxs, JOODS FOH LA OIKS' \V KAIJ OK K.YKUY VAIMIiTV AND 1 >KSCU I ITI<>\\ In addition to those specialties. I have on ami Ayeneial assortment ol yood-> ,u acmespondiny ,S< IIIUH'I.K OK LOW I'llH l.s. M. U. UK A'T V. l?OSTlM>NKMI<:N'r. FIFTH AM) I.AS'l'COX.'KItT 1\ All) o K TllK biblic Library of- Kentucky. J J DAY FIXED AND V I I LL J)K\\VIN<; ASSl UKI) tlonday, 30th Nov. 1871. | LAST CHANCE rou tin Easy Fortune! I A postponement of I ho K it'll i ('mooit ot'iho 'uhlic l.ihraiy ol" Kentucky has hoon so yon .'ally Anticipate!, ami is so manifest 1\ Jorthe iitori'st. ol all I'Diicci iicil, that, it nil At meet lie approval of all. 1 Ik*. day i.s no v. ah&olule . Ii.\cd ami there will be no variation Coin In- programnif unnottneed. A sullieient mini <*r of t ieket.s had been sold to 1 i:i\e enabled ie> lt.ivo had a large thawing on the :'?lst ol nlv, lint u.sho: t postponement wa.-j coii-il red preferable. to a pa.'ial drawing. Lot it be hot no in mind that in i?: rittis <; 1it < <>n< 1:1: r S rm: LAST W111 ( II WILL LV LI: LL ilVKN I N DLL THIS < I1AIITLL ANN V 11 IK I'll I-> L.N T .MAN AGLMKNT. That It will positively and une?piivoe;d,l\ ike place as amiouneed on MOXDAV, HOrn XOYK.MUKIi, iat the music will bo the best the country ilot ds, and that >0,000 CASH GBFTS, ujiufilial nig $2,500,090! ! "ill bo distributed among the licUi L holder-.. I LIST OF GIFTS. 1 hie (hand Cash Gift $J50,ono no <>'rand Cash (Jilt 100,nou j ne Grand Cash Gilt 7*?." | >ne Grand Cash Gift 5o,ooo no (.hand ( ash Gift J5,0oo 5 Cash Gilts, yjO.OOo each, loo.ooo , JO Cash Gifts, I 1,000 each, 1 10.000 j 1"? Cash Gifts, 1 o,< m?0 eaehf l5o,o*?n I 'jo Cash Gilt , n,000 each, lOo.oi O I Jo Cash Gilts, -1,000 each, 1 00,000 ' GO Cash Gifts, d.OOO ca< h, tto.ooo j 50 Ca?h (iiftH, J.000 each, loo.ooo 100 Cash Gifts, J,OO0 each, Joo.ooo J io Cash Gifts, 500 each, Ijo.ooo 500 Cash GU'ts, J"0eaeJi, 50.000 j 19,000 Cash Gilts, ?>0 each, 95n,ooo j hand Total 20.000 Gifts,41I! cash, j,5o 1,000 j J'LICK OF TICK LTS. flinle Tickets $50 00 Lalves J5 ??0 'en'.h, or each Coupon 5 '< I 1 Whole Tickets for 500 00 II .14* 'I'. .I...#.. t\ ^ ij.iti i icu'JIS 101 I.OUU O'l Kersoiw wishing to liiven shouhl onler roinptly, either ??i* the home oHieo or oiu >cnl Aleuts. Liberal commission* will ho allowed to sat,factory agents. Circulars containing full particulars lurislu.wl on applloati ?n. TIIO. 1:. LKTTI:, Agout nntl Manti^ei', I'ublic Library iJuildlng, Louisville, Ky. i 08T MANIIOOD UE^TOliKl) Sl'BKD [_jily and Hleetuaily, hy the use of .l)r. 1ATIIAVS LLF1S LL1X1K. Cure gnarau?eil. I'i ice $1, sent post paid by r.D.LKRT, onoeochague, Wash county, M l. junu iy LSi t, , rs(?w \ r i y< r i sh ) 1u :?i ^ f<iKO. I*. UOWKf.J, & < '* >.,*S (OLl'MN] : SI M ONTON FEMALE COLLEG E, STATBSV1LLK, N. C. i I1kv. s. Tayi.oii M virri.v, I'iikk. Kail ti in begins Scptrin bcr'22d, 1811, and ends Krl?inary .Mil, Spring term begins Fob. fill I. 1 >7"?, and ends .lniic 'J'id, 187fi, Hoard and Hiition, $llK); Music For otlor infonnntinn, sen I lb?* circular. | javi&son College. Nrtl NohnIiiii nill Iip^Iii *21. IHTI. lh'altby location. Moral atnios^dwi c. strict discipline. Tlnnou^li tuachino. .Mud male eliarues. Seven professors. For eatu loom- oi iiitbrm.itioji apply to. J. 11. Hi.aki; ( liaiiin.iti oftlin Faculty. l'ost < Ulico, |>a\hlsou College, N . ( . ^ f-i ClO/A per nay ai home. Terms Free. - H>tjU Vi.lrv.i-*, Uku. St i ssj.n H Co., Portland, Me most extraordinary Terms of Ad vorl isine ;ir ollbred tor No w-ipapers iii tin* tin' Slato ot SOUTH CAROLINA! Send for list ol paper.-* ami schedule of rates, Address acc. P. Eowoll & C:.,"Advertising Arjts. No. || 1',\ i:!< I!n\v, N k\v VoiiK. licfiM C?? tin' lull tor of t his pa|W'r . Cjgo. P. Howell & Co. < 'omluct an agency for the j'oeopl ion of advorlisetucuts lor American NI'wspapi'i's most complete establishment. ol tin: kind in I In- win-hi. Six t!ioit;.i:nl Now spapei s ant kept regularly on tilo, ??| ?>ti to inspection 1?\ eustnnno.s. Kvi'i'V advert iseiiiwnt is taken at t lio hoini' | >ri i*?? ol tlic i >. i j o r, without .tn\ a<l <li!ioiial charge or commission. An advertiser, itl dealing wit h tho Agency, in sat < >1 trouIami correspondence, making ono contract instead ol" a do/en, a 11 it in I i?'i 1 or a thousand A Hook of eight y pays font a initio li d s of besl paper*, largest circulations, religious ivgrlcult in ah i'Iass. |) >li; ii-.il, daiiy ami count i n pap t. . ami all publications v, hieli are specially valuab'e to advertisers, \> ill) some information about pi ifr ;. i ; si'iit I it 1 .1) to any address on application, IVisons at a dietnuee wishing to make font rai'ts lor ad\ <-i ti.sing in aii> town, fit v, count v. St air or Territory of t ho I' nit ml St al? s or any port inn ot t l,e I )onii nion ol ('an ada, iua\ solid a concise slatoinonl ol what l lie\ want, toyot hor with a copy of I he Ad vertiscoiitut thoy desire inserted, tnd will reooi\f informal ion hy ic t in n mail which will enable ihotii to docido whothor to increase oi reduce the older, l or siieh information there is no charge. Orders are I Ken for a single ' paper SIS Well as I. > a list; lor a single dollar as readily a.*) for a J:?iy; -a.in. < Mliees ('rimes Ihiilding), 41 l,ARK It0WN. Y. r^muuirrjiitiorw wviiMraaMMMmMwflnMKMH 1TEW STORE! X ! : \Y (i 0 () I) H ! I lie:; t o Inform my IViends i;i town and eoiihtry, llial I have i reeded and opened in iii\ new st 01 e, an e..t ii ely new , Iresli and coin |ili1! "s1 oek i d simono and si >i>ii:k coos of every \ni?t\ai.d assoi'inent. usually kept in a last clogs \ ill.me store, J In lay sitae ran he found a full liui of Dry (loads, II r:I \ y I huiii's) ies, l.iiilics' Dress Coods and Trim hi iiif^s, I .ad ies 11 a t s oftlie latest ?\!e and la diion, tiiinmed and nntiiiuined. lienl.s* and J .tidies' Boots and Shoes, iCrad \ -made ( U>| hi ijo' lor M en and i Joy s, 11 a:: i>\v aim:. < r i v. 1 IN AN f) < IIOCUKWY I In* Im's( 1111:i' i i if >< 11 <:i;orj;iiiKs. ki.ori;. roi'.u', molassks, iVi*. All til'v\ liii-li ! .on oIK-riii r ;it riina'k.iMs low ! 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