The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, May 11, 1867, Image 3
THE 01t ANGEBUKG. NEWS,
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?"X'"'^ k SAMUEL DIBBLE,"
Editor "Orangeburg Nows,"
Oroogeburg, S. C.
We respectfully request our fr(cnds to
tend in their Ajivertiscmeuts ax early in the
?week as convenient ; and if j)ossibfe, lot us have
them By Thursday evening. By this means, we
will be able to issue at an earlier hour on Satur
day, and will be enabled to give more*of the
latest news, up to the time of our going to press.
LOCAL ITEMS.
?SATURDAY MORNISG, MAY 11, 1807.
' Registration.
General Sickles has issued an order for
Registration under the Military Acts, to take
place on tho third Monday in July next. Tire
Board of Registration will remain in session
twodays, from sunrise until sunset.
We will publish tho order in full in our
next issue.
Salcsdny.
Thero wcro fewer sales than usual this month,
and wo only note tho following Sides by Sheriff.
Curley vs. Curbitt.?185 acres at 8110,.cash.
Estate W. G. W. Pou.?323 acres, at SI GO,
4} j?*months;
? rj<h? usual number of our country friends
were in the village, owing to the session of the
District Court,
Tho Weather.
This week has bebn a hard tinio for the
crops, on account of the cool nights; and wc
fear serious injury to corn, if it continue. A
friend from above on the Columbia Road in
forms us that there was frost on Thursday
jjnorning in his vicinity, and similar tidings
came from other parts of the District.
Wo beg to acknowledge the receipt of the
following verses, and commend the sentiment
they express to general consideration. We
return our hearty thanks to the writer for his
good wishes, aud hope soon to have the pleas
ure of introducing him to our readers in our
Hymeneal Column, as a married man.
: OltANQKUUlHl DlSTHICT, S. C.
April 2'Hb, 1807.
Mn. EiiiTon,
* Dear Sir :
I often to myself have said,
Surely my pockot's not quite dead,
' " V\\ then my District paper take,
? "For my own and sister's sake.
?And though I am a Bachelor yet,
Some tiny a wife I hope to get,
Ami then I never will repent,
Becauno the paper's to nie sent.
So hero enclosed please find the '"2,"
And "hope that you'll be happy too;
Thase who. wish for luck, summer and Vinter,
.- oo?uiii in advance pnj tho printer.
A Narrow Escape.
Mr. S. W. Sullivan and three others engaged
in the construction of a dwelling house for T.
E. Rickenbaker, and had it raised, and under
-cover, though not weather-hoarded, fpr want of
material. At mid-day on Tuesday last, they
?were eating dinner inside tho frame, under
eover of the rnof; when a sudden gust of wind
*ame**tfp, "and' without giving the party any
-warning, blew the frame to the earth in a few
jseconds. The timbers foil all around them,
and the shingling covered tlioni up, so that
some had to bo drawn out by tho neighbors,
who came to their assistance; yet strange to
.say, none were seriously hurt, and only one of
.the four was much bruised from the aOw'idont.
District Court.
*Tho May.tScssion was held during four days
.of tho? present week, Judge Lkgahe presiding.
The following is n list of the principal cases
tried, and the sentences imposed :
The State vs. James Hatten.?Grand Lar
ceny., Guilty. Sentenced to two years'im
prisonment.
The State vs. Ben Hair (colored).?Grand
Larceny. Guilty. Sentenced to six years'
imprisonment. This was : n aggravated ease.
The State vs- Adam Shulcr (colored).?Petit
Larceny. Guilty. Sentenced to six mouths'
imprisonment.
The State vs. Smart McGrcw (colored).?
Petit Larceny. GuiLTY. Sentenced to three
months' imprisonment and luhor in District
Jail.
Tho{State vs. Mose Livingston (colored.)?
Petit Larceny. Guilty. Sentenced to threo
months' imprisonment, and labor.
The ?>tatc vs. Adam Snider (colored.)?Hog
Stealing. Guilty. Sentenced toono month's
imprisonment.
1 The Slato vs. Adam Tj imniins (colored,).?
Petit Larceny. Guilty- Sentenced to bix
months' imprisonment.
State vs. Amos Gardner (colored).?Assault
and Battery. Guilty. Seuteueed to a fine
ton dollars or one month's imprisonment.
State vs. Henry Grant (colored).?Assault
and Battery. Guilty of Assault. Sentepced
to six months' imprisonment.
? State vs. Tom Scroven (colored.)?Assault
and.Battery. IJqt Guilty. '
In all of the above sentences for a longer
term than three -months, provision is made for
the transfer of the convicted partieB to tho
penitentiary as soon as they cau be there ac
commodated, where they are to bo put at hard
labor, for the portion of their term uncxpircd
at tho time of the transfer.
We hope that the results of this session of
tho District Court will have a ? salutary-effect
upon the evil-disposed in our District, and will
touch thorn that punishment will surely, follow
tho commission of crime. The Court adjourn
ed on Thursday last.
Wrc arc pleased to introduce to our renders
our fair contributor "Psyche," and to con
gratulate them upon the prospoct of occasional
articles from her graceful pen, in our literary
column.
New Advertisements.
BfciT P. J. Malonk, Attorney at Law.
SfceT Notice as Sole Trader, Mrs. Sai.T.ie C
Wolfe.
BST" Notice to Debtors and Creditors, Kstate
of James FisriEK.
fi@MVo iuvitc attention U* ;'uc advertise
ment of Messrs.- John P. Stockei: & Co.. who
offer to the public u well selected stock of
Spriug nud Summer Goods, of every variety,
at very low prices. In tho Grocery Dopnrt
j meint, they offer everything necessary for house*
I keepers. Sec their advertisement.
COMMERCIAL.
Office of tub OnASOKBCnd New*.
May 10. 1807.
COTTON.?Foreign advices indicate a further de
cline. We quote :
Ordinary. r,l
Middling..".. 17
Strict Middling. IS
Huron RlCK?In demand at $2.00 per bushel.
ORANGEBURG RETAIL PRICKS.
connt:cTKt> weekly uy* kzekiei. t koiin*.
BAGGING per yard.S nb(?32
HALF ROPE per lb..". 20(? 25
BRICKS per M. 8 50
CANDLES per lb sperm. 10
" Adamantine. l?0(a 35
" Tallow. 20
COFFEE per lb Rio. 80(.i 33
" Lnguayrn. In
?< Java. 50
CORDAGE per lb Manilla. 30@?5
FISH Cod per lb. 12
" Herring per box.,. 1 00
Mackerel per kit. II {*)% -1 00
FLO UK perbbl Fine. 12 00? 14 00
? " Super. 14 00 ?15 00
Extra. It) 00? 17 00
Family. 17 00?18 00
GRAIN, Oats. 1 50
44 Corn.?. 1 75
? Pern-. 1 75
HIDES, per lb dry. 0 ?10
INDIGO, per lb Carolina. 1 00? 1 2.'?
LIME, per hbl. 3 75
MOLASSES, per gallon. 75? 1 25
NAILS, per keg. ?J 00? 10 00
Ol I.S, Kerosene per gid. '.10
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.
BACON, Hams per lb. 20?25
" Sides " . 1 to, it;
" Shoulders 44 . 13? 15
BUTTER, Country per lb. 40
?? Goshcn *?. 50?55
CHICKENS, per doa. 8 ftO? .3 50
FOWLS, ?? . 4 000 G 00
EGGS, " . 20
BEESWAX, per lb. 30
LARD, por lb..:. 20?25
RICE, per lb Carolina. 10?12
SALT, Liverpool per sack. 2 50? 3 00
SHINGLES, per M. 5 00
SOAl\ per lb bar. 15? 20
STAUCH, per lb. 20
SPICES, per lb, Cassia. 1 50
" " Mace. 2 00
44 Cloves. 1 25
<< " Pepper. 50
? ?? All Spice. 50
?< " Ginger. 50
SUGAR, per lb Muscuvado. <J1?"10
? A, B, nud C. 15<S 20
" " Crushed. 22
TEAS, per lb. 1 50(7/ 2 25
TOBACCO, as per quality, per lb. 40? 1 50
VINEGAR, per gallon. 75
QUOTATIONS FOB UNCURRENT MONEY AND
SECURITIES.
COnilKCTED WEBKI.T IIV Itt'I.I. a KCOVII.I..
Bunk of Chester. 0
*? *? Georgetown. 12
" Ncwbcrry. 33
'? South Carolina. 7
" " Chin ] rut mi. 15
" Camdcn...... 30
Commercial Bank id' Columbia.,. 5
Exchange " " . 8
Farmers and Exchange Bank.,.,. 1
Merchants Bank Cheraw. fl
Peoples Bnnk. 35
Planters Bank Fairfield. 5
Planter K Mechanics Bank. 12
South- i R. R. Bank. 25
Bank c State of S. C. old. 0
?' 41 44 44 44 new . G
Bank of Ili.mburg. 12
Bank of Union. 55
GOLD. 3t
SILVER. 25
"Qirick Sales and Small Profits."
JOHN D. STOCRER & CO,
CORNER STORE, RUSSELL-STREET AND RAIL ROAD AVENUE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
-:o:
THE S?BSCIUBEUS HESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS OF.OItANGEBUltG Dis
trict that they have
RECEIVED AND NOW OPENED
* ' THEIR X E C O X I) S U P P L Y O F
SPRING AM) SUMMER GOODS,
Purchased since the recent DECLINE IN COTTON, which enable 'them to sell
CHEAP FOR CASH
At Prices to nuit the TIMES, and lower than have heen ottered since the War.
WE ARE NOW OFFERING
i CALICOS at lOo. GOOD CALICOS at 12|c. BEST CALICOS from 15c. to 20.
BLEACHED SHIUTINGS from 121c. to 'iO. A 0001? ARTICLE 1 yd wide ut 20o. *
FAST COLORED SCOTCH MUSLINS at <
Together with the above may be found
A LARGE ^ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, 0U0CE1UES, ETC.
LOW FOR CASH OR J5AHTK.ll.
may 11 ly ? JOHN D. STO'JKKK & CO.
REMOVED.*
jSIR?. jVX. IS. H ALL
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE LADIES OF
Orangcburg ami vicinity, that she has removed to
the Store one door West of the Female Seminary,
where ehe has just opened a well selected stock of
Spring and Summer
9
Consisting of RIBBONS, FLOWERS. RUCHES,
R1STOR1S, PATHS, SONTAGS, ALMAS, SUN
DOWNS, GLADIATORS; CENTRAL PARKS, Fash
ionable BONNETS. OLD LADIES BONNETS, or
the latest styles, HOODS, Trimined and lint rimmed,
which arc offered on the most reasonable terms.
mar 23 tf
CABD
It appears that there is a Iteport in Circulation
that my SCHOOL is about to he Closed. The ob
ject of this ('anl is to contradict that Itcport. It is
my fixed purpose to continue tlte School at least to
the end of the year, if not longer. AnVi if it should
be necessary, to leave it. then 1 shall feel bound to
try and supply my place with a competent Teacher.
a pi 27?tf A. F. DlCKSON.
NOTICE.
OFFICE ASST ASSU INTERNAL It BY K?UE,
OnANur.nuitn (.'.' lt., S. C, Mnroh l-">. 18U7.
In accordance with the recent Changes made in the
Internal Ilcvenue Law, all Special Tuxes, (previous
ly called Licenses.) as also Incomes for lSbti. Car
riages, Billiard Tables, Plate, of either Cold or Sil
ver and Watches, are to be returned Immediately.
Unless Returned within time specified by law a pen
alty of ten per centum, will be added. Persons
neglecting to make returns for any business or oc
cupntion for which a Special Tax (or Liecnsc) is
imposed, are liable to a fine of $300.
1 will be at my eflicc at Orangeburg C. II.. on
Tuesday and Saturday of every week, and will giv,?
all desired information. Other days 1 will visit the
different Precincts or Polls, of which due notice
shall be given.
CEO. W. STURGEON,
mar 1(5?2m Assistant Assessor.
N. B.?My Office is at the Store or C. S. Bull .v.
Co.
PAINTER'S NOTICE.
npiIE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO 1N
|_ form the Citizens of Orangcburg and sur
rounding Districts that he is now prepared lo'ilo
HOUSE PAINTING, CHAIN I NO, MARBLING,
GLAZING AND PAPEP. HANGING,
also
? CALCSINTEBING
OLD PLASTER K I) WALLS
Making them look, when done, mtieli better than
when first Plastered. All work done at the Short
est Notice and warranted for Looksand Durabilit v.
All Orders left at the Store of Mr. .1. B. Phelps will
be promptly attended te.
Country Produce al MARKET HATES, will be
received for work. When necessary, he will give
twelve months indulgence for the amount of Con
tract?except sufficient to cover expenses.
W. C. MITCHELL.
apl 1.1 ;3m
List of Letters
1) EM AINI NO IN THE POST OFFICE UNCALL
V cd for?May 1, 1807.
It.
Ibflr, Rev. .1. W.
Brook, Miss Mary
Danks, Edinghnrg
Brooks. Jacob
brooks. Quahnu
Ibiiiher. .las.
Bristol, T. M.
C.
Culclnjtsure, Nathan W.
Campbell, Charles
E.
Evans, Catli.
y.
Frith, .lohn N.
M.
Miller, .1. II.
O.
Olawav. Dr.
On, Emily E. S. II.
It.
Heed, Mrs. Maria
Itooke, Amos
llouiuitree, Titos, .1.
Biker. Mrs. Ellen
S.
Smoke. Dr. .1. H., '?,
Summers, O. It.
Simons. Aaron
Spires. M. II.
Polmer, Mrs. George j Stroman, Mrs. Etnolius
Felcnmd, Antony Sironniii, Eiminiicl
O. Shulcr. Miss A.
Graluun, Miss Marhi T.
Gordon, Joseph Troutman, John D.
Gnllahan, J. Y. T?te, Pin. kney
Gissendanncr, Adam Tarrant, Titus
Guinbell, Wm. Thompson, Boreas
H. V.
Holmes, F. II. Vaughan. Pelina
Hartley, It. W, ? Vogt, Masler S. P.
Hurley, (!co. A. \V.
Hopper, Sarah Wilson. Gilbort
Huse, J. W. Wise A.
Ruse, J. II. ?/?
?I. Zimmerman, Dnn'l
Jeffcont, II. W. Zeagler, J. D.
E. Ziiiunr.riiiiut. Thos.
Logie, Rev. P. II. V.
Layer. Mitchell Von, Sarah
Lambert, Eve
Drop Letters mil';) be prepaid one cent: pnper
- cents. T. o. HUBBELL, P. M.
THE SOUTHERN
For tlic lii)CM-:il patronage which 1 have thus fur
received from I lie citizen!) of Orringcbnrg District
and tiic confidence shewn in me by very numerous
friends. I take the opportunity of expressing my
sincere gratitude in tins, the firs! issue of the
"UnANOKlirnn Nr.ws.*' 'flic encouragement of paet
patronage and kindness induces a strong faith iu
future success, and, While thanking my friend*- for
past favors, I can assure them that nothiug will he
lefrundone to deserve their continuing p*tnm*#v.
My Store wjll he essentially a DRUG STORE; in it
will he kept such Drugs and Medicines alone, as 1
will warrant Uenuiuc uud'Piirc. 1 have arrangod to
supply my customers with Medicines of tliu very
best qiinlity aftorded in the market. I avoid all
cheap useless articles, and yet my prices shall be as
reasonable for VALUAULF., GOOD, FRESH MEDI
01 NFS as any body's.
I invite the PHYSICIANS of the District to caH
mid examine for themselves. They arc judges to
whose opinions I submit. Send your Orders and
theyVwjll be filled to your satisfaction. To the Citl
zons-of my native District who have tried me, I say
don't'give me up. try me a little longer, ami you'll
not regret it?you'll find I'll stand a long race, us
well as a short one: and your faith in me shall nut
bo misplaced. To those who have not yet tried me,
now is your time to begin. As before, if you want
good, pure, family MKD1CINKS, such as
Laudanum. Paregoric. Castor Oil, Sweet Oil, Ep
som Salts. Glauber Salts, Cream Tartar.Carb. Soda,
&e., Sic, or Dye Stuff' and Paints, and brushes.
Concentrated Lye, Sic, or even. Patent Medicines
of all kin Now, just call at that Little Store on
Main-Street, and you will be sure to get what you
want. ?
This Dreg Store looks small, hut yonr tutrprisc
will be great when yon enter to find how appear
ances deceive, and what a quantity of good things
arc within this same Little Store.
J{. M. SHEIiEH,
fell
lc
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1
Citation
Orangeburg District. I
Ily P. A. Mc.MICHAEL, Esq., Ordinary.
WHEREAS, V. 1). V. Jamison, Commissioner in
Equity, hath made suit to me to grant him Letters
of Administration tie Louis non of the Estate and
Effects of Thos. D. Knotts, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish all and
singular the Kindred and Creditors of the said
Thomas D. Knotts. deceased, that they be and
appear before me in the Court of Ordinary, to be
held at Orangeburg C. II. on the 10th day of June
next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the
forcuoou, to shew cause if any they have, why the
said Administration should not lie granted.
Oiven under my hand this 20th day of April Anno
Domini. (8ti7. P. A. Mc.MICHAEL,
may I?f.t XII 0. 0. D.
A CJ F.lSf TS,
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A WELL SE
. leeted Stock of
IHtV (!()() I LS AND (! HOC ERIKS,
Eeady Made Clothing
AND
Every Description
OP
SPRING GOODS,
WHICH THEY WILL SELL AT
CHEAP CASH PRICES.
CACL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES.
I>. LOUIS, \
,1. P. IIA It LEY, i
A cents.
feb 28
8c
Bacon Sides!! Bacon Sides!!!
lo
AAA I PS CHOICE CLEAR SIDES AT
M ) I f.', cents.
For Sale at T. A. JEFFORDS & CO.'S
may I?if Russell-Street
I
V VOU WANT A CHEAP PAPER
TAKK THE " O r A N <"!Y.rt"r(i XeWS."
EZBKIEL 80 KOHR
HAVE NOW IN STORE
THEIR FULL STOCK
OF
AND
SUMMER GOODS
COMPRISING FULL LINES
OF THE
LATEST STYLES
OF
DRESS GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, DOMESTICS,
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND
SHOES, ETC., ETC.,
WHICH WERE ALL SELECTED
With the
Greatest Care,
And arc Guaranteed to be
BOLD
i For The
L O W E ST P R I C E S
In the State.
CALL AND EXAMINE.
feb.23 y lc
m HEY IIA A" E J UST R EC EI V ED Their
Large Stock of
Mow Opening At
BULL & SCOVILL'S,
0 R E A T
Inducements to Purchasers,
TREMENDOUS
Decline in Prices!!
r
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
Selected with great Care, and bought for
Net Cash Prices.
THEIR
Dry Goods Department
Roth in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC,
Embraces all the New and Late Styles of the
Season.
ALSO A LARGE STOCK
OY
READY MADE CLOTHING,
ROOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
NAILS, II AR DWARF.
SADDLERY HAR
NESS, &c., WOOD,
WILLOW AND
TIN WARE.
Together with a Complete Assortment of
C II 0 I C E
FAMILY GROCERIES.
OUR PRICES ARE MUCH BELOW
the Last Season, and in many cases 25
to 50 jut cent. There is no
i t tj m b u a
In the matter?an Examination is only neces
sary to
ESTABLISH THE FACT.
To all our Friends and Customer? the Invita
tion is Extended.
BULL k SCOVILL.
fob 23 ? y lc
IN EaUTTYT
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ) Rill Jo
Ex Rcl Solicitor. V rcrpctuato
In Uc Lost Documents. j Testimony,
Application having been mado by William H.
Elincy to prove tho existence, loss and contents of a
Dood of Release, made by William II. Corbcttin the
year 18t?0 to said applicant, upon motion of Messrs.
Hwtaons & Logaro, Solioitors, it is ordered, That nil
persons who desire so to do, may appear and oross
examine tlie evidence, and iptroduco evidenoo in re
ply before mo on tho 80th day of July A. D., 1867.
Commissioner's Office, ) V. D, V. JAMISON,
Commissioner,
may 4 XII com?3
1^ Ul'.UlIT 1IIU 111, J lit" .UM I
oinmitsioncr's Office, ")
Orangcburg C. II. >
April 30, 1867 )
FOE SALE.
A SMALL HOUSE AND LOT FRONT
Ijii ing the South end of Market, Street. For
liilLparticulars opply to "
opl 6?g?tf . # J. W. H. DUKES.
CARDS,
Has resumed the PRACTICE OF LAW at Orange?
burg Court House, and may be found at ith Office
over Cornelson, Kramer & C?.'s New Store; Russell
Street. ? , ,
mar 23 tf
Frederick Fersner,
ivfcnt
MECHANICAL DENTIST,
Will attend to those who wish his services at their
residences, by boing informed throughihe Postoffi.ee -
or otherwise. TEETH on GOLD and SILVER
PLATE; also the VULCANITE WORK.
All work done Warranted to give satisfaction.' ' ?
Residence: at Mr. JOSEPH FERSNER"S, Orange'"
burg District, S. C.
mar 30 it'
BTJI-X. & SCOVILL,
. AGENTS FOR THE
?
Eqitable Iiife Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK, ' I
POLICIES NON-FORFEIT ABLE,
Div;dend Declared Annually to Policy Holders; *
feb23 til*
J. ~W. EE. DUKEB,"
LICENSED AUCTIONEER,
Offers his Services ? '
FOR ALL SALES IN THIS DISTRICT,
At Reasonable Rates.
fob 23 * 3m" '
IZLAR & DIBBLK,
Attorneys and Solicitora
RUSSEL-STREET,
OR ANGEBUEG, S. C.
JAMES F. IZLAR. SAMUEL DIBBLE,
feb 23 * ly
E. C. DEN AU X,
WATCH MAKER
AND
JEWELLER,
Work mNcatlg Repaired ami Warranted,
RUSSELL-STREET,
(Opposite Cornelson, Kramer & Co.,)
feb 23 c Om '
WILLIAM WHiLCOCK
WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
nil Ids friends and customers tlint be has <m
hand a largo and well selected-stock of - -
TIN WABE,
Manufactured by himself, which ho will sell at very
low RATES.
ALSO
AN ASSORTMENT OP
STOVES AND HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS,
WHICH ARE SOLD AT
C IIA R L E S T'ON FR I C E S.
REPAIRING and other Work done to <wrJera* tiur
Shortest Notice.
Call aad see for Yovrsch cx,
At WILLCOCK'S*.
* feb 23 8m
BULL & SCOVILL
ARE AGENTS FOR TUB
Underwriters Fire Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
ASSET TS OY ER ?3,000,000.
FOR THE
Security Fire Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK
AS SETTS OYER 81,000,000.
These stand in the first ranks of all good Insurance
Compani.es.
feb 23 y U
ROBINSON & CO.
RUSSELL STREET.
L ASSORT.
ALWAYS HAVE ON HAND A WEI.
cd Stock of Choice
G ROC E R1 ES, IIA RD\V ARE,
TIN AND GLASSWARE,
SHOES, DRY GOODS, &c;?
ALSO A LOT OF
CHOICE CIGARS'.
Apents For
BAUGH'S SUPER PHOSPHATE
TERMS
$60 ("ash, $05 Credit to 1st November, with City
Acceptance.
Wo are nlso Agents for
CLEMENS, BROWN & CO S COTTON GIN,
Manufactured in Columbus, On.
feb 23 1y
WHITE CORN, $1.7?, FOR CASH. Apply at
CORNELSON, KRAMER & CO S.
nmr If?tf
THE CHEAPEST STEEL AND IRON HOES OF
direct Importation from the English Manufac
tory, nrc tobe found at
EZEKIEL & KOIINS.
feb 23.. y( Ic
ONE BAY MARE, Good Site,
Tbrco Years Old.
CORNELSON, KRAMER & CO.*
WHISKEY LABELS FOR SALE IN
quantities to suit Purchasers. Appty'
at this Office. * ? '