The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, January 26, 1877, Image 4
Strkbt-Car Diaiamjuk.?It was ill a
street car that was comfortably filled.?
There was a blockade in the street, and the
' >car was brought to. a stop. The attention
of the occupants was attrsoted by a sprnee
man, who sat in about the middle of the car,
and who was poking in the sides with his
cane a bright little boy on the opposite
. siae.
The boy sat by the side of a stern looking,
coarse-featured woman.
"Your boy ?" asked the young man.
Tfcft'Woman nodded.
"Handsoino boy ?"the young man said,
looking round to sco that all were listening.
"He will be President one of these days."
/The woman was as imperturbable as a
sphinx.'
'.'Yes, you know that when Qrant was a
small boy, like this one, tho people all told
hie parents that he was a handsome child
and would ono day be President."
"Well, all I've trot to say is. if that ere
boy don't do better'n he has, I'll tan his
hide overy day so long as he lives."
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"It oannot be too often repeated, and emphasised
by the testimony and life of Chris liana,
that religion does make a person hap..
' py. The moods and tempers it fostets are
-those of happi .ess. It lightens one's bur- <
dens, and consoles him in sorrow, blseses
him with a great hope, and fills him *ith
peaoe. The practico of religion never fails
I' " ' honors of 11*? forum, uud tbo applause of
the popofitoe may be withheld) but no one
ever studied the principles of religion and
acted up to bis knowledge, and failed of
bis rewad. Ha-who does business for God
can never be bankrupt. All clsd may fait
. us, but the measures of Chistian hope and
'* ^he^consolation of Christian faith can ne<ur
k .. t beia^n fronts
Jk PQI* .Jj|VyDlA.?At Baroda
*" iNjfciMn nirau^tetpvjcession in honor of a
\* vffeJobei idol, Gancsh-or Ganpati. Tbe
y, w;? A^^XWkN^air, aruative chief Baroda gois
|f> dr homage to the ; and tho
' ^^s^ntish tmops have hitherto been made to
* ; ^ gout?in honor of the Gaekwar, as
# * some Vero fain to say, but, as the natives
V . i 'nuiemt/vul It in honor of tha idol, fhin
^ |8|pthey$iaTe not boon rosftflted to do ?*
- Our personal knoWlcdgfi, missionaries
havc protested again* the disgraceful practioe
for more than thirty years. ' It is.WplV
it has at last been given up.?Free Church
Record. .
To Makk a Good Road.?Two things
are necessary to a good road. First, a
^uiooth surface to drive on, allowing the
vahiclo to pass idpng smoothly. Secondly,
to have it smooth and crowning, to let the
water pass dirqetly into the ditches., -Jt is
not necessary to cast up a big embankment,
or hogback, as it is often called,order to
have the rain run off. Experience teaches
that it makes no difference whpther it be
high or low, if it is . ruttea it'wHl 'hold
the water, and get worUe. and Worse, and
with th$ high bank the travel. is confined
"X' tp a narrow?Space, which i^ ruinous to the
road-hid. >. v\ v.. J
t Joyously, expectant he took his seat at the
... - . hoar a i q * hqufe table. -Tiftn-. d
lie raised hTs knife and paSsOTy,. A ghastly
8lar?i .
Gleamed fromdils eyes liko moonbeams -though
? a setter I ' ' .
I watched him, moveless, in thai fixed "strange*
.-stmre I " ; " ?
I shuddered as I saw his lips set there* %r
Repress the shrieks his- startled oout .would
ntlnr f
What saw he ? Nothing bnt a woman!8 lair?
(Twas in the butter. ! s . w '
A distinguished authqr says: . "I resolved,
when I was a child, 'never to use a
word which I could not pronounce before
my mother without offending her." He
kept his resolution, and became a pureminded,
noble, honored gentleman. His
riilo and example are worthy of imitation
by all boys. And surely no little girl should
ever utter a word that she would not wish
her mother to heartier speak.
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A countryman bargained with a Califor11
lea I*. ? 1 i
of himself at half prioe, and when the artist
delivered a fine view of tho subject
from the waistband down, tho viotimized
sitter indulged in remarks more forcible
than polite.
Children must have love inside the house,
and fresh air, and good play and some good
companionship ontsida?otherwise young
life runs the greatest danger in the world
of withering or growing stunted, or at best
prematurely old and turned inward on itself.
An editor offered to make his "devil"' a
Christmas present of his printing officej
but the boy declined it, with the remark
that ho had rather work for two dollars a
week than to run in debt nine httfttlrocl'dollars
a year.
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The pnragraphist of the futnra J"1" "7 '
through' a window and overturned Mrs.
Wccdcr's crematory jar yesterday forenoon,
and her husband's urnings were swept away
in n ftrinHinrr "
"" fc"Mrs.
Henry," said John to his wife,
just before Christinas, *"if yon give me a
Christmas present this year, please arrange
it so that the bill won't "come in till the
next month. It's just as well to Icocp up
the illusion for a short time."
*
"Thought I'd leave my measure on yon
.. floor," said a man who fell down in a bar,
room. "No necessity for that," said the
darkeeper. "we know exactly how much
you hold."
?
Thcro is an artist in Hartford who paiots
trout ifi oil colors with such fidelity to nature
that he is afraid to duplicato them in
water colors for fear thev wiU awun away.
' A BEAUTIFirt ^i' fln sly ih J
A lust rated, and containing an elegant colored
Flower Flal* with first number. . Price
only 20 cents for the year. The first No. for
1877 josl issued in German and English.
Vick't Flower $ Vegetable (Jarden. in paper
60 cents; with elegant cloth covers, $1.00.
Vick't Catalogue?ZOO Illustrations, only 2
conts. Address,,'. JAMEd VlGK,
Rochester, If. Y.
Dec. 1,4170 48 tf
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HAMPTON ELECTED
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M. B. F'BXEDBBBO-JIR
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HB proposes now to give a practical illustration of ths benefits to be secured frop an honest
and capablo Government by * [
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REDUCING THE PRICES ft *' ,
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of all Goods in his Store to the " 'A# * ,
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cry o w est o tfliL. >'-i&
V .^y/ /Ik
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A. 1ST X> W IN OT ,
j) Ithr can u s JV 0 Tift 4 s 1
Boots and Shoes, HAMPTON Hats, trunks and Sad< IdvBags.
~.DRESS
GOODS |
v of the latest stylesk
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^mswafc, i|i) hi mfci .y.
.... '_ C7 T HOSIERY ANpnLbVES
' TH? P$tTTIEST STOCK OF
ciuldben's 2tepiiyxf, cloaks, art.
. ' \"? . %,= l*ks-I V.
. a f|li sto(ijk o4w-. - ~t f .
; .# FRESH VBROCBilM i
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v L *- i5 -v ?. * A i> ' s
Sugars, Coffees, Teas, Bacon aj|^ Molaflsek, Y j *
....... Flour and Lfod.. Spices of pvaryYairiety.
V:' ' "fr*" * ? * ^
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A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF -T
W O O I? E IV w A R'E .
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) BRJ30LE8, SADDIjKS, K^ABIVESSi Ac. ^ >
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Crockery and Glasswriro '
VF THJSryjRKY BU?^ AND COMMONEST OtJAMTi. ^
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GUNS AND PISTOLS. - i- .
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And |f there fs anytWag else yoa want, ask you can get it at i . . *
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m ^ M. B. FRIEDBERGER'S. I
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The State of South Carolina, (ftfironkl* ?TIII i&ttljltri
COUNTY OFi&IO^ ' ? publish^'^mT, wmn,
In the Court of Probate. &?WM?T,%or'Ra.
By JOSEPH F. GIST, Bequire, Judge of Probata. V ? ;o; fk.
Kdwnr(h] Jnhn j,,,. jFullTel<^phio Deepaiohes f*Ofia a"3
ly, Martha J. Jolly iJ. Benjamin Tucker, Nan- \ V -rir a , nl* ? , 4 '
nit 1. Tucker, WtUi*nrB.LyUs,Jk>hn M. Jylts Latest and Most Accurate Market Reports.
and Benjamin F. Lyles, greeting : Interesting and Reliable Corresfondest from till
YOU are hereby required to appear at the pafte of Georgia, SoutkOarelide, and
Court of Probate, to be holden at Union **. . . Washington City.^ j ,
Court House for Union County, on the second GEORGIA .and CARQLJN$ NEWS -tj^afeiALTY.
day of April, A. P. 1877, to show cause, if any . , * .V ^^TT.V- \ f
jo i can, why the Real Estate described in the n v,?. ' JL 110 00
Petition of LETTA SPENCER, tiled in my office, g."c Months!T!!!!"!^7.'.3.! 6 00
said Heal Estate being situate in said County, in " *' **' ' __
Santuo township, bounded by lands of P. J. '' t'ttl-WlilJUKXi x.
Fant', T. B. Bates, Charles E. Sims and others, One^eaiA..... f? 00
ad containing about one hundred and twenty Six ^ionths * *' * *
ores, should not be partitioned or sold for par- wBJDaLY : 4-Jl ?. '
tition allotting to the petitioner, Letta Spenoer, ; 'jffl
one moiety thereof, and the remaining moiety in ^'x Months *fe? 1 00
1 .s :.i \i v w.i? ?7fi 49 If
U<{U?I purtlUIISf IU HIC U(il<l HI it I j u. Aiunmuo, fw. ^ __
Martha E. Jolly, Nannie J. Tucker, William B. ? ~ _^T?Th? ??
Lyles; John M. Lyles and Benjamin F. Lyles. NotlC0 OI Final DlSCfl&rgO.
Given under my Hand am|^8eal, this twen y- T>Y permission of Hon. Jos. F. At, Probate
seventh day of December, in the year of ?J Judge of Union County, I wyon the 9th
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Jay of February, 1877, apply for f Final Die- ^
seventy six and in the one-hundred and charge as Guaraipn of ROBT. G.lOBSON.?
first year of American Independence. All persons havifcg demands dplni the said
( 1 inovnu c ni?T llobt. G. Hobeon existing prewoa to,his obT
m they will be forever^arred^
To tho T>tMkdunU, John M. Lyi.es and Binja*
min lrtftLt* : IJftIon C. H., Jan. 8th, 1877.fclM'
TAKE flfOTICE that tho Summons in this aoeH V "' '
lion of which the foregoing is a copy waftilftdN0tl06? tv^''
in tho office of the Probate Jndge for.Ubton a LL persons indebted to the era. by
County at Union Court House in the Ccfcnty of /\ jfote or Book-Aocouht, mSBi tied to
Union in the State of South Carolina, on the 2w afiBr27th
day of December, 187?. .-Urn,
MUNRO A MUNRO, Wt WlfCK
PlaiTitlfTs Attorneys, v' - j"' 1
Ubion, 8.C., 27 December, 1878?$21 \ Dan, i;'T8pT^ " M T tf ]
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II onto Enterprise.
JEORGE S. HACKER & SON S
Kn A m rf-v *_? "?r
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Charleston, S. O. 1
rHG only Door, Sash and Blind Factory '
I owned and managed by a Carolinian in this
ity. ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Always on hand a large 8tock of Doors, Sash,
llinds, Mouldings, Brackets, Scroll and Turned
fork of every description.
Glass, White Leads, and Builders' Hardware,
t Manufacturers' Prices.
G. & T. Flooring Boards, and dressed Lumber
f every description, delivered at Union at the
->wr*t figure*.
March 3, 1876. 9 ly
THE
COLUMBIA REGISTER,
. FUeUSHVD .. DAILY,
TRIWEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
PA~
teds of fine illustrations, And tix Cfiroijio VttUtf ?
'^Tloicera, beautifully drawn and Colored frotp:
mure. Price 50'cents ip paper covers ; fcl.Ojr *
r^jlcgnntcloLh. Printed iu German *nd*Kng"-.
AlicV ft floral
I Victir CrttoZotft^SWiflfclua^tions*' oiily.'U
mts." w. Adfee*.; 4ifW^^pKv * < J
Deo." I, J8T4 4 g? iff ' , 'f
tt- j As.;'h..'go sjj,v<
v!^. 11 ojr* 6)^ %.*t.;E aw, j,
%'Ko. 1, Lav ltnugc^ *'" .
d^; xz;, e."p. *
tX^LLpraoiice in tWe CircUfl^'aml probate
Vtf (,'ourts of rtjt Slate. >
Prompt attention guren to collection*. *
Oct. 29 ^7;: 43 tf
7 I? A.Vl* X S ~ ~ '
tty ,and id Oil, *
Paint Brushes,
? . * . -a^v-i, -Yaxni^hoe . #
. t/j4nieed Oil?Boiled
Window Glan and Putty a 1
Kept for SalerBy~B.
PTltAWlS Ac CO,
Nor 19 ^ 46 if
Hats and Gaps,
ALL STVLJSSLJtfB l'R ICtlS,
AT *ICE, McLURE & CO'S.
Oct. 15 "41 tf
BOTTLED
{ran/ly, Maderia, Sherry and Port Wine*, and
{randy Pen eke*, at J. '
* 4 ' Jt. F. RAWLS fcCfS. No. 1 Store.
Not. 19 46 . if . \
HAND-MADB SHOES (lirekly frojn th?
Manufactory, of the latest styles; was*'
ANTED Tfl WEAR WELL. J I
RICE, McLDRE & C&F M
Apr. 21 * 16 P
QciiCm Ifftitd Made Khoes.
A SPLENDID ^ASSORTMENT just received,
t\_ at GEE & HUMPHRIES'
H?j^|?tore.
Indies' Custom Made Shoes.
PRESII SUPPLY for Spring and Summer
wear just received, at
GEE & 77U^ir/7RIES'
Hotel Store.
April 21, '76 10 tf
"c Supply of those incomparably t
(X CHEAP SHIRTS-Ke^'? Portlj- '
undo, constantly on hand,*RICE,?WCLURE
A CO.
Apr. 21 2t u:
REFINED &feWEDES )
R ON, PL 0 W STKjth and PL O W3,
AT D. R RAlVLS A CO'S. *
? No. I Stor?.Nov.
19 46 L tf
AD1ES SHAWUS AT - V" ,
j oeb & iyuMPi/wts. ~
Oct 29 48 / , tf
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OfMfe! tinn?!!/
'H HEAT bargains in Gun^. A ''good Breech- i
JT Loader for *40 00/ 'wp 17' '
UT/Ui %c"-f 4vrvn ?
BIVI^ HVIiUAC 8 t'U.
Oct 22 42 if _
)LANK?TS?WHITE AND COL
) OftED, nt,
GEE & HUMPHRIES'
Oct 15 ^ 41 tf.
' \ Old Rye Whiskey. i
)LP Meuogram Ttoxtfhiskef. flw*- Medjcal,
purposes for'JJale*?
. *' > 2 >? J. ?. MOORB A CO. .
.Oct e , 40 *. . . tf
."^ade^Hampkm^ Ci?&*B, "
fUST received, a fpll""sit?dU of oiir r
I choice WADE HAMPTON #gar.* tl
>' v \ F. R>arLa&:?0/ : n
i$L2>: r- -]
jA11LOCKS, TABm>MyOOKBy CUT-1'
f.KUY, Trace Chdflpt, names, Backhands
d Ilooks, Spades and Shovels and Plow lines,
YIC K'? i
llustrated Priced* Catalogue*
MFTY PAGES?800 Illustrations, with I>e- d
soriptions of thousands of. the best Flowers 0
d Vegetables in tha world, and the way to R]
w them?all for a Two Cbnt postage stamp ^
intedia.Geuaa^aiuiBacliah. J
Vick'*7Mmw9W*, QtWHirt,ly't'26 cent* a year. j]
r #?vwrr una r rycinui* tgaTVCJ*, iHJ COBIf ?
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TIME TAB1?E NO. 8.
SPARTANBURG & UNION R. 11.
In Effect 9:80 Tuesday, JuneG, 18fO'
DOWWABI). "~J UPWARD.. *l
Jo.ndays, kdubsdays and | Ti Ksi>AYft,Tin?Rsi>va?d v
Friday. . | Satvrday. . .
STATIONS, ij Arrive. | Leave. | J Arrive, j Leave.
Spartanburg. D.Ma.m 68 3.10pm
'ac^|ut. Ill 10.20aiii 10.25 ' .17 2.2.1 " 2.30|ilU.
ImieSTille. 18 i 10.55 " 11.00 " 50 1.55 " 2.00 "
Jnion. 28 11.4.1 " 12.15pin 40 12AS " 1.20 "
Santuc. 87 12.55pm 1.00 " 31 12.15 " 112.20 "
'Holt TUMI. 42 1.20 " 1.25" 26 11.50A.ui 11.58?.u?
ihelton. 18 1A0 " 2.00 V 20 11.15" 11.20"
jyles* Ford. S3 2.25 " 2.30 ' 1.110.47" 10.50 M
Strotbers. 56 2.45 " 2.00 " 12 10.25 " 110.30 "
Slstou. 68 3.45 " .11 1 o -m ?
MHS~ Clone Connection made with Greenville and CO- * \
iimbia Trains?Stages nt Trains on arrival iu Spartan,
imrw, to convey Passengers to Glcuns or Cherokee -. . v
Springs same evening. .. ^
W. w. DAYIES, .
Buporiutoudout.
June 8, 1876 23 tf_ >
Greenville and Columbia R. R? *" *
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. / -\ r\ V ? fiiint
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Passenger Trains run daily, Sundays eleept- 1 v?
ed, connecting with Night Train3 On South t?v
olina Railroad up and down. On and aft of . *\\,
MONDAY, May 29th, the following will be
schedule: ?
ut. , ' '
Leave Columbia at 7.45 am
Leave Alston 9.80 am * ,
Leave Newberry 10.60 am . >...
Leave Cokesbury 2.17g?iu
Lefte Delton .. ... 4.00 pm
MlfcJWAt Greenville ^ .. .... 6.85jp j* . .
Leave Greenville at... pv..'.... 8.06 a ti
Leave Belton......v 9t6&^jnf
Leave Ccpeebfcry .1.....V.v\....... 1,^11.08* m>
Leave, 2.40. pjA ' C
Ltjavc ATeloTi'.. 4.20 p m
Arrivo>C Columbia...j......v.. . (
ANDERSON BRANCH AND jSSfe|i1WB **
DiyiSioN. v-.
DOWK, tlt\ VP
Leave"Walhalla.. 1.6.16 a vu Arrive. Y.16 pjp . *Fr-1
LeavoPerryyille?.700Arrive......6.40 pva Arrive.?...6;0Q
Leave Anderson...8.50 a m Arrive......5.00 p m
Arr&i %t J*?lton...9.40 a m Leave.......4.00 p **? '
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
* General Superintendent.
jABia Nortom, Jr., General Ticket Agent.
|H?neA>, 1876. 2* * it
Txi TV- -1
gpwMtii jttoag-er *
V|r0CLI> respectfully inform hi* friends and ^
> .* ni^)l^0ttBton,er8 lhat haT ~
j^!E_. J(UPj^ocucn -Uifc '
Grocery Store,
'W- >S. Af^HK
OLt> STAIV*),^
A riU is now r4icehrlng*?<?oftipictely New Slock o
' ?KOC?RIKS, 'a;
. - Hardware and Cutlery,
SkpotiC a^id ^Siidcs, '
'r.;. S^Oveb; !. '
> TO^OOC(^'r<4Ji;QuaUties, v .
WarWOjrt^d HAVAlVXA CiKiirx,
And <*11 other nrtialts found in a.pendicle Gro- .
ceTjr SUre. ' ' . . ' . ' .
, ' My Tin Shop '
[a alfll In /t^ornf inn or*/I *T aAt man A w 4r\ A n ?VI
Work, from mending a coffee po- ... ' .
to Juttipg the largest article usually constructed
of HlfT All work executed id thi most work
mantfkt manner. ^
T? My Old Frlcmln; *"
Feeling thankful for the libaral patronage
heretofore given mo, I respectfully inv'.'o my
old friends, and as many new ones a* feel lot*. ''
clincd, to call and examine mywtoclc. it wiVT$*
my endeavor in the future, as in the past, tb so
conduct my business that purchasers will find
it to their interest to buy of me.
.TOWN RODGER.
l May 9 ^ "48 tf_
X Bice, McLure tfc' Co.
^^NMpUNCE that they have received a full
* fakl and winter goods,
to ^Hiich they respectfully call the attention of
ptfahaaert. These-gooda .have been carefully
Sated, purchased at low prima, and are offered
dp the most reasonable terms* j .
Tlie attontion of tho Ladies is especially dijrjected
to tho '
PRESS GOODS, ..
SUAWLS, CflbdKS,
TRlMVlXOS,
* . MILLINER'/ GOODS,
STT.K NECK TIES,
ICOFFLINGS, HOSIERY, *
GLOVES AND
FANCY ARTICLES
Displayed by
RICH. MoLtJRB CO
pot, i{> *r> tf
CRACKERS.
Soda, &>fh Hill, Lemon Snaps, Brilliants,
WINE, FANCY NIC NAd, m
' Vanilla Oeam, Strawberry, Ginger Nats 4V .
NON PAREIL, LEMON PIC NIC,
Lemon Cream, Qinger Snaps, Cream, Novelty
CAKES, TEA CAK.ES, JUMBL33,
Sugar.Cakes, &o., at B. F^JLAWXQ & CO'8
/ NO. 1
kot. 19 '^r^v tr
Cf'JL NNE I> '
-** ' Corned Beef,
Midshipman Oysters (the beet in market.)
Canowimne /x
?r? -t>"'? \ *">!! /
Tin# Apples, Peare,
Peaches, Tomatoes,
Pepper, Spice, Ginger, ^
Mustard, Sea Foam, Baking Powders.
AT B. F. HAWLS & CO'S.
No. 1 Store.
Not 10 46 If
Hand-Made BooIh and Shoes,
I iILr Gentlemen, Ladies and Children, warr
ranted. , KICK, McLURR & CO.
Oct. 16 41 tf
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
A FULL SUPPLY,
# - ?r AT RICE, McLUKE A CO S.
Oct. 16 41 tf
N<&w Stock of Prints at
. FOSTER & WILKIN'S*.
Jan.^* 1 ^ tf
~7 chow chow7~
P ICC ALU, CATSUP, PICKLES, mt-rPf]
nrtrl rtnrt .Cumo/u / #
J r.* ) ""*
. F. BAWLS k CO'S.
?: No. 1 Store.
Nov. 19 ^40 tf
^JIJEBltY, Madeira and Port Wino for Sale at^^
>.- J. N. MOOBE & <X>.
Ok e r , 40 tf
>*f tf> a day at homs. Agent* wanted. Otit>1/0
fit and terms free. THUS & CO., Auusta.Maine.
Apr. 21y'7k?19?W'
> CT??<tO A per*ky at home. Samples worth
>t) *b/yU fl free." Stikhoh k Cd., Port- . <
,nd, Maine. Apr. 21, '76?10? ly
> KND~26c. to o71\ltOWKLl/& CO., Nek
J York, for Pamphlet of 100 pages, oontthtig
list of 8000 newspapers, and estimation Jj
lowing cost of advertising. Apr 24,'70-UJtf