The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, October 19, 1872, Image 13
kSiihU'rruiieous Mysteries?Uuex-!
plorvd Deptl?ijrSonulhtiis; No j
Olio Appears tu Kuonv Auj thiug
About?Mole Tracks FcUp?ed.
Uli j is a i> v
J-'tYL-Ml day* since' rife temporary
uvuitnandcr olijtne'^rri-bn in thjscitv.
during tho a%afen0je> jt*i,v t obmed Black,
commanding officer ypf, tjie, Pot t. con
eluded tu chafege hia quarter* lru?i the
residence so lung occupied l?y him,
kuoWu as the $ii>:iu hoas", r!|u;.tud i?
the rent of the South ("'aivHtia College,
to n house formerly occupied by the
Rollins girls. Vcsterdtty he wan uutu
ra\y bust I'trttru^yhtti!^ 1 ? a jtfUta, aiyJ
l-jokiu^r about his uevv ritiarturs, frobi
cellar to gnrret ; the garret didj not sur
prise him any, hut when he canto to ex
plore tbc enllan?^J?lrAmi.(?ptvhJ have had
'to greater KuVjMsr? nWhe?Oiidsl M the
hecatombs of Kg\pf, than our worth}
friend, when- tie commenced to pursue
the winding of the walled cellar und
arches. ThifT Vuhtev rutican vault is
calculated to excite the euti isity id'any
man. Yet unexplored to their full ex
tent, eijoujrhr^ h?hhqnif >WWy*f> SSV'*1
much calcufaTeci iTff tff'WfrVt i> may have
been designed for.
There are many tumor* already.
Traditions arc uncertain and varied
One is, that this residence was once
occupied .by rffga^tjeiigaq heavily inter
estcd in blockade running. Another
suspicion is that the subterranean pas
sages w? re made for the purpose of dodg!
ing Ku Klux.. Whatever may have
been the design. tmS^litV is'deep; wind
ing a dreary, more fitting occupants be
h-w than above this mundane sphere
After lurth?u?k|>]oKatio|q we sli ?)1 give
nn aeount .in tull, aud hick it up by
statement's? eitnally as agit tied tu credit
i.s sre uUf^^Tebd. Mr. StanleyV of the
lleraltt, wlltsw word we do not doubt.?
< Columbia I'h '< fl
NN bore. oh. where, U th?: Sutnter
AVw.?.v Echjr^ua.w?'rT. i;\VJier? ?'
-HO BUt J I- I?
Political SlinKt'sp nr.
rf-.'.t ?? ? i ? ?- j
Corii*t&wm fir?t>t.? What shall the j
people do with these laid Tribune*,
On whom depending their obedience
fails , !
To the greater bench '! v * *
Let what ii? meet? be said, it must b<
meet.
And tlmnv-iliiitr -f(*>yv u i' i^e. dust.
rlrnrv*S\\ hr^if.I? Manifest trcivni! j
Sicnn'u* (it?y.?1 Iiis a consul '! N??!
Jiru'us il'/'I?rY,?Ihc lviih.p, ho! let \
him be n^^vdjended,! ,
Sicim'us Cr?y -GojAsilrthe people,
l n w lM^j^iiaip'e myself. 1
A tisch thee as i\ traitoroip'/mnov.itor,
And lolhtw to thine ans'Vi r.
(.'vrt'nbtvi's'-CfrX if).?Hence JoU dV-t '.
i /Vic ubi ''Hit ??/! ?.?'? ?. 'N
Tuk,Faith o;-a pKritotr (Jutt. ~
The Detroit Free /Ve*i of M .?.ity' re
lates the ^tory of a maniagp in thai
city a few nights ago; It seems that
John Dos and Mary Hoe had b'teu en
gayefl lelr over a year or more, be beiu^
a railroad man, und she a fine girl o
eighteen. -A day was set for tho mir
ringelnd J?hn spent abuut two hundred
?lollaiu fior new clothes, engraved Cards
of inviiation, and preparation for a bin
?juot. It had been announce 1 in church
that tbo marriage would take rlico nt a
ccrtatu hour iu-the morning, but it didn't
Jubu eaHcd at the bouse, banded the
bride elect the luvitatton cards, sod
went off with a heart as big as a turuip
IIo had only becu gutie a few minutes
when an old lover catno to the hou o.
was grieved and astonished, and pleaded'
with such eloquence that the girl took
his arm weut to u proper official, an 1 in
less thau halt an hour they were marr'nd
When the invited gueattf assembled ne t
morning" Mary Roe was in Chicago on
wedding tour, aud Johu waa j".st ster
ling for the depot a butohor knife hid
dyu under his vest atid tho butt end ol a
revolver lobe seen in hia pocket.
('AKiKOU.^Up in the town by this
name in Aroostook Co., Me., th re is u
paper published called the North J^'ar
Ko'r u variety aud it* Swedish readers',
it has a portion of its ooutents pi in e
in the Swedish language, and that ot r
readers may ice for themselves wint is
^oing on in New Swtdeu. we copy the
following interesting item:
t'ariboti gar farmat. (J torn den nya
Hlarkelscfabriken, hvarya urbt-tas men
kralV byggotl bar en wagumakar? werk
stad ooh eft apothek. K i ny w ig eller
liliiVutikc ata ar upptagon oult plauiier
nd och flera Itya bygguader komma inom
k-trt att resusig'ulefter ponsamma.
What do you think of it '/
A witness,in describing certain event .
said: ' The perso i I saw at the head
of the .stairs was a man with one cy>
named Jacob \N illkins." "What was
the name of his other rye?" spitefully
usked the opposing counsel. The wit
ness wus disgusted at the levity ol the
ttudicutfo'
IV. J. EVANS,
TRIAL JTJSTICK.
' jFor Or*BA*?feui*s; ?*t*s?iy.
' ~ Allibuslnejs. entrusted to hit ?karg? ?KU
bo Attended to with promptness.
Offieo at hie Mills near Holraaa'e Brldne.
BohJh Edlsto ttioor.
sept 1?
9ia
Ayer*e One*^
Probably_
coouiciaa. baa any thing woo
deeply upon ska ooartdon
exceUeaK remedy for
Through a long; series of
of tho racoa
iu theiroatia
It* uniform character _
rioua affections of the
aoo of _
pulmonary
mide it known as a reliable protteSeot^a
fkero. While adapted to milder fiiiass of
aid to youagcbildrea, it It at the soaee
or the throe! and huge. As a
enddeo aste che of Crewp, It a
tint
en attacks of Cr+up, it sfioal? b
vnd^la^orlr t^lr, aad beleeTeaaU
provided with ^s MUdoUforSiea.
Jttfb aeUJed Cons^yStsas fan
rumble, still groat aam
I the pobUc
statt.
IMSOMftMbsi
-laetery over the
T hroat, that the meet obstinate of
CAesra/yPeessreit they so
Singer, jsnet PS?U SSSkm
protection frees K.
A'lttTX u Nuaje raUarad and edbsn wholly
cured by it. *
need
do more
are fully
Ayer's Ague Cure,
Ague, Periodical or BUioua Vover. eke*.,
and Indeed all tho aff.ction. whloh ajrtee
from aaeiarloua, larrh or winsiiiena
poisons.
A? its name Isaplies, It does Curt, aad doe* net
faU. Containing neither Arsenic. Quisle*, Bis
ninth. Zinc, nor any other mineral or eelseaems
. _j nowise tajoree aar pa
Tho number and importance of tie en roe
Kubstaooo whaterer, it
tient. Tho number at_
In the ague districts, are literally beyond snnVanT
and we believe without a parallel fa the hasten
Our pride is gratified by the
of Ague medicine. ..
acknowledgments we roceire of the radical earee
effected In obstinato cases, ead where other reev
edies had wholly failed.
Unaoclimated persons, either resident In, at
travelling through miasmatic localities, will be
protected by taking the A O X'K CVBM daily.
latin* the Lirer into healthy activity.
For Jiuionn uiroi?; is4 I-irsr Ci
ia-au excellent 'tm^r'p^uVatM'micDy tr?te
ee, where other iseaTrtase had
remarkable cures,
failed.
Preparod by Da. J. C
roparod by Da. J. C. Attk A Co., PeataVoJ
nmt Analytical Chemists, Lowell, ataae.. aad
miUI aU round the world*.
PBXCB- *1.0O PER SOTT1.B.
nine tl o ly
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A drinnitig trnten
is at enoe ea-rasafcla.
healthy, and
for preserving
hair. Faded or <
AatV i? tgoon root
to %t$ original color,
tdth tho glem ?ajset
jrethnem of yoxfk
Thin hair as taSiek
^vjejf flaw
not
uess often, though
by it* ana). Nothing
hair where the folliclee tarn .
or Use glands esrsptned ead dsonyod.
But ennji ob remsin ena be snmd for
.usefulness by this application. ' \m*mm
of fouling the nahr wiii ? ?bbisj wm$r
meet, it will keep it clean and vieytnne
Its oconsional one will, ptatsnt tho kasr
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to ton bapr, the Vigor can
only benefit but not htrm it. If waatgdl
morely for a
HAIR DRESSING.
nothing stse can bo found so _
Containing neither oil bot dye, at ^
not soil vsbiat oambric, sad yet ktsal
long on Urn hair, giwiug i* n rice, gfHaV
luetrs and s grateful perfuse.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ay?r &Co.,
Practica?- asrn AwatrnCAt Ol
IX>WELL, MAS?.
PKIOB tl OO.
way 11 e
?F>f Kir
ronasStng powerful inriiroTatiug
These Bittere er? positively tnTaluahlehs^
They gawify the aysten, end will euro
Remittent end IhtoraUteaTaYra^
OYSrff
end aas a proronhve of Chill* and Fever.
._ yisldto their im werf el affieeer.
XRtcooDl?H ggj rjRGANIi A
axe aa anufloto to ehangs of Water and lTLTtT
S3ElI15Sa^^
to the wasted fraeae, and correct ell
Will save days of snshrlng to the sick, ead
^^^^I^n^o^c^^ib^u^Slfe^
TRY '"n BO
Thg standart
?ITTERS.
or
not
Taf
Xa Younger Old. Itarrle^JtiCTKt
or ?ngle, those Bittere arsaa
Queued and sewe often been
ofsarlngl
* 93 e>
LABOE OPENING
or
FALL AND WINER GOODS.
THE BEST AND LARGEST
STOCK OF GOODS
To bo FOUND ia tbo TOWN caa now b* SEEN at tho POPULAR ONK
PRICE HOUSE of
GEO. H. CORNELSON.
Haviag REPLENISHED our STOCK, wo hat? made 5X I'll V KflBP\
RATIONS for a large
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
And can now show a FULL LINE of HOODS in all tho DEPARTMENTS
Our DRKS8 GOODS Department in filled with the BEST and CHOICES I
GOODS in tha MARKET, including FULL LINES of PRINTS
in CASSIMERES, SATINETS, KERSEYS, JEANS, TW EKDS. OH ECKS
and HOMESPUNS we have the Largest Assortment ever oeeu ia this Town
also in BLANKETS. White and Gray
Alto a choice and large oelection af II ATS, BOOTS and 3HOES, HARNES
.nd SADDLES, TRUNKS and UMBRELLAS, with a full assorted Mock..
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE.
Our STOCK of READY MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS atandi unexcelled both in stjlc and price.
Thanking jou for the patronage bestowed upon me heretofore. I ahull rndcjT?r
to merit aad retain tha aamo by dealing lairlv and giving fall value tor th. trwar \
aad hope therefor* to tee you noon at aij store.
tpilB GEO. H. CORNELSON
D. LOUIS
IS NOW OPENING ONE OF THE FINEST AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF I
FALL & WINTER GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
ALSO
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
A FULL STOCK OF
FAMILY GROCERIES
FRESH AND WELL SELECTED.
Tke above Stock hat. bren SELECTED with the GREATEST CARE and
?ISCRETION, sad offered at priccn tiui will defy competition.
d. l o ij i s .
FALL OPENING!
AT
T. CARTMILL'S
A LARGE and SELECT STOCK of
FALL AUD "WINTER GOODS
Which will bo SOLD ? LOWEST CASH PRICES, consisting in part as f.?l
lows :
Sow Styles Drees Goods. I I.oagcloths, eetinjfo snd Shirtmg?.
Full Lino Rlaeb Alpacas. I -able Cloths. D?ro?tks. To*clinR. *.
Ciosd Styles Calicos. | bird Eye. Uuisia end Scotcb l?i*f>rrs.
Dress Trimmings sad Laees. j Cloth*. Iweeds and Css.imcr..
tloeory, B levee aad Notioas. | K.ntuctj JeSuV Ksr.ry*. Ar.
Ladies aa4 Cbildreas Straw 4 Fsaoj ! Clotblag and Hats ef Latest StpleS.
Ulanketo. Shawle aad Nubias. I Also
SPECIAL ATTENTION eeJUd ts ike Urge Stock sf Lad I OS and Oea.J BOOTS and
6HOEf.aUDDLlHT.iTAR.MESS, HARDWARE, TIN W AfcE.UKOCEUlK*. HiNES, LI?
QUOK0. ft*
t. c^v rmill,
RUSSELL ST. OKA NO EB i A* i f, S. C.
sept SI lyo oct 7
The Finest stock of
JEWELRY
thai has ever been in this Town.
E EZEKIEL
Ha* just received on* of th* FINEST STOCKS OF WATCHES. CLOCK,
and JEWELRY of every Stylo and Description ever offered in this Market, ?? d
at Prices that will defy competition anywhere.
?
sept 7 ly
M- RICH,
Russell St. one Door East of Meroney's Hotel
Offers to th* Public a FULL aad WELL SELECTED STOCK of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Groceries, &c,
Ai JAJWER PRICES than can ho bought at any otkef Houeo in Orang*hurg.
CeHsod EXAMINE his STOCK, and be CONVINCED of the CHEAP
NESS of bis GOOD8.
?est- Also I will pay tha highest price for OLD IRON, COPPER, BRASS.
PEWTER, FflPES, OLD RAGS aad every kind ef COUNTRY PRODUCE.
i?jp<>f c r%t
REGULAR DAILY TRADE.
ANOTHER TRAIN JU8T IN AND FILLED WM?
DESIRABLE GOODS!
AND CUSTOMERS SHOPPING AT
BULL SCOVILL k FIRS,
Making Selaotion fronS their Estraordinary Large and Varied Stotk of
GENERAL MEItCH AN BINE.
Their aaaoTlmeat, with eon-tint additiuna, if
UNSURPASSED
i eth a. to STYLKS end QUALITIES.
Thnir fueilitiee in drawing supplies frone desirable Markeis
FOR THE CASH
-'uabte thsm to make the b??*t p<awih's KATES which ia the OLD RULE ewa
t mied from it* ORGANIZATION?
18 42,
?ii?.?; an experient"* <>t 30 year* in Kusi'neiM.
Economy und Enterprise together with the En-rgy and ?antlsroaaly depart
tn.-ut ol .all their A.-Mstants. are always found at the OLD ESTABLISHED
llOLSE ol
BULL, SCOVILL & PIKE.
;;:.v IS ? It
BUY YOUR SPRING GOODS
AT
J. MNAMARAS
He ha* just op#nrd e SELECT S OCR*, comprising all the LATEST
-TYLKS of PRESS OODS. auch a> Japanese, Chene Poplins), Dally Vardeo
'ilk Hr-che. Grenadine* and >*iLk Strip*. Sprague an>l Pacifis Lnnrta. French.
Colored a?d Linen Lawna, Drees Linens, Piques .v>d Silk Leno. n speciality at 1
yards to 81 Also some uf the Choicest Patterns -f Pancy English Cassimere?,
Coatings, 'Moth*, blark (' la^iinerc-. Twi-ed*, C.,ttonad;s, Jeans and Linen Drill.-.
H?- hu*> also n larire ?uppl\ of llr?an and Rlur Shirtings. Ticking. Stripes. Detn
iua, &c. SIIOKS of every dchcriptioti, ninonc them a nie* let of Ladies Gaiter*,
(toady-made. Clot HI up. Hat?. Sic. uud n wry Genera) Stock of Gruceriee, Hard
'?.are. Ac , all of whirl) will he sold l.ow Down for Cash.
Thauliiij; the public lor tlicir kind patronage, I aolicit a continuation of the
?ante. J McNa.MARA.
apl 20 C lj
WILHELM THEODORE M?LLER
Has just returned fmm C1T ARLESTON
with the b^st selection of SEED
IK1SU. PoTATOKS fvr brought to Orong.
burg. ' J<e hau on hand the i
kar i.T no*r..
(;*oDRiCH.
pink r.Tf.. * mmb
and PEACH BLOOM.
Also another CHFAP LOT of HAMS from
It) to K> CIS r?er 1>t.
White SOUTHERN PEAS.
Crren and Yellow GARDEN PEAS.
Fine YELLOW ONIONS.
A lot of Prime New York SMOKED
TONGUES at 50 Tents.
BREMEN LAO Alt by the des., delivered
fr?e of charr;*- tj anv House
SWEET ci0f.lt on drausrht.
MALL and URlST?Belted and Unbolted.
A splendid eeleeted WHOLE STOCK of
Men's, Women'* and bey's SHOES.
Alee a lot of Farmer's Indispensable lae
plemenia, auch aS TRACES. HA MKS. AXES,
MANURE FORKS end PLOW LINKS.
He also new keeps ow hood a SAMPLE
BARKEL of the World-wide, well-known
ACME.
COMMON WHISKIES frees $1.40 up
wards.
Tl.e HFST Double Piatilled WHITE WINE
VINEO/B in the Triage, without any ei
r.-pt ion.
$yJT~ Claiming my email share of the trade
und thanking my Fill EN US and CUSTOM
BBS far pa?t favora. they will pleeae retSera
her the NAME and PLACE.
All Hood* Delivered Free of Charge.
W. T. NfrXT/L,KR (Not miller,)
o.tr />owx Rouyu run corker.
ian If
If
\1 rori.lt PSFOPM THE PI'BLIC THAT HE is MTlLL CARRVING ON THR.CAR
* r'aee Makitir in all it? various hr*nrhe? and will Manuftrtar* er Repair at the
Shartaat NaOe?. all Carriage*. Hurries or Wagons. And aas alee prepared wirk
NEW PRESS AM? <: ' (UN AND PACKYoTTOM
SHORT NOTICE. Cotton GINNED \T MY Ml LI- baa brought f?om \ ?e | eent sao e
than that Olnned on the common Gina.
oci ft Apl 2?ly H. RI0G8.
NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT 11!
DOYLE, & WILES,
Rk8pectfully INFORMS THE CITIZEN8 OF OBANOBB?KG CO?5TT THAT
they have purchased the
CARRIAGE SHOPS AND WORKS OF THOS. RAT
And are CARRYING ON the
CARRIAGE BUSINESS
In ell its BRANCHE8. Orders left with US Will be PROMPTLY FfLLBD
All kinda of REPAIRING NEATLY DONE and with DISPATCH.
COFFINS FURNISHED AT SHORT NOTICf._
[mil, WILE* et Cm..
?Vre T7 s r^aagtfenrgt tj ft
CuABMnTon. 9. C. December 23, 1871.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY DECEMBER
24. tha Passenger Train on the South
Carolina Railroad wtU run nn follows .
?0? Al'QKTA.
Leave Charleston.8.10 A. M -
Arrive at August*. .1.28 P. M. -
?OB COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston..8.10 A. M.
Arrive at Coltmbio..AA.c, p. U,
tOW. < iiaxlkstok.
Leave Augwets.7.4/t A. M.
Arrive fki Chi.rlPf.ton.rt.20 P. M.
Leave Columbia.7.40 A.M.
Arriv? at Charleston.3.20 P. M ?
miOt'IH WII.MINl.TOJ? TBAIB
Leave Anfnxti. ...3.00 A. Mi
Arrive at Kingville.0.00 A. M.
Leave Kiugvitle.12.80 F. M.
Arrive tt Augusta.6 20 P. M.
acc.rsTA WlriHT S XT ? F SS-S v X DAVS BXCSBSffSSW
Leav? Charleston.8.30 F. M.
Arrive at Augusta.7.80 A. M.
Leave AugWa.G OO P. M.
Arrive at Charleston.?6.66 A. M.
coli-mbia rtiuHf r.xracss?slkdats bxcbvt
TSD.
Leave ChaCeston.7.10 P. M.
Arrive At Columbia .7.80 A. M.
Lea-e Columbia.6.00 F. M.
Arr>v? at Charlestun.7.00 A. M.,
BoatataavitLa tbaib.
Leav? Summerville at...7.2' A. ST.
Arrive at Charleston at.8.4.r? A. M.
Leave Charleston at...8.30 P. M.
Arrive at Summer rille at...T..4.4TTr\ ? ?
camdim nr. a nc n.
Leave Camden.?.6 16 A
Arrive at Columbia .10.40 A. M.
Leave Columbia.1 4.'? V. M.
Arrive at Camden. 0.26 P. K
Day and Night Train? make close connec
tion at Augusta with Georgia Railroad aad
Central Railroad.
Night Train connects with Mae en aao>
Augusta Railroad. .
Columbia Night Train coaaeete with
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, aad with
Charlotte Road to points North.
Camden Train connects at Kingville daily
(except Sundays) with unj Passenger Traia,
and runs through to Columbia. *
A. L. TYLER* Vice-FresHen*.
8. D. Piraaxs, General Ticket Agent.
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c*
P. P. TO ALE,
Manufacturer and Dealer.
No. 20 Hayna Strett and IL.rlb-ek'e YTkarf
(?HARI.KSTON, S. C.
BJBjr* This is the LargesT ar.d most CetB
Slete Faetory of tk? kind in th* S?kiken?
tatet, and all articles in this lino eaa Bei
furnished by Mr. P. P. To als at prices which
defy competition.
fOr* A pamphlet with full aad detailed
list of all sises of Doors Sashes aad Blind?,
and th? prices of each, will bo seat free aad
post Paid, on applici*;.-d to'
I 1?. 1?. TOALK, t
CHARLESTON, b. C.
July 18 wee
MKfKT CANNOT BUY IT!
For fclarbf to I'ricelesa XI
BUT TUE DI.\MOND SPECTACLES WILL
PRESKRTK IT.
If yea value your Eyesight use tkeeo Per:
feet Lonsee. Ground from Minute Crystal'
Pebbles. Molted together, and derive their
name "Diamond" en account of their Hars
ons aad tirilliaaey. They will last many
year* without change, and are warranted
superior to all others in ate.
Manufactured by tbe Spencer Optical
Manufacturing Co., New Tork.
CAUTION.?None Genuing unless starnp
t i with our trade mark.
For Ssle by Responsible Agents through
out tbe Union.
I. J. OL1VEROS.
jan 20?ly Orangeburg. S. C.
Warm Weather Has Corns!
AUD OO HAS OBI OS Til
FINEST, CHOICEST AND MOST COM
PLETE STOCKS OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c
Oaka. -,.
ABBIVBB AT
F H. W. BRIGG MANN'S STORM.
IN
HIM8 LL ftTREET,
JHAT CAN RE FOUND IN ORANOI
burg. An Inspection will satisfy all.
trouble to show Goods, la addition te
the above I bave ?a bans aad for oale a
nu tuber of tbe
AMERICA* RUTTOX-HOLB
MACHINE*.
This sseeblae ** ???*? fmihl*
saaaaor every variety tf
FAMILY SEtTINC*
that eaa bo den? en any machine, aad is?
additiea embroiders on tbo edgos, oveiweaeae,
and ssokoa bsautiful button aad eyelet beiee '
ia aU fabrics. This is unquestionably tar '
beyond tbe capacity of any other saWsuae.
Instruction giveo, and satisfaclien g?trea
teed to all purchasing a machin?.
F. VI. W. BKIGQUANN
May 28 tf
At Private Sale.
rnilE PLANTATION forming a part ef
I tho Kotafe of the late Col. Keitt, aad
knowa as tbo DARBY PLACE. Tbo traet
consists ef about GOO acres, one half well
Timbered, the remainder Rieb, Bed, Laaat
Seih adapted to Crops of all kinds. These
?re tbe Vraost Laads ia tbe District, aad
?era rained at $20 per a-re ia 1886. Weald
bo sold for on? halt th** , riee >>??. Owe
feavth cash, tie resaair or ia three iaetet
aaeatt bearing interest from date aad Se
cured by mortgage of the same.
This io m spleadid chance for any eaa de
siring to secure Rich Laads, iae Water Pow
er, ekeolleat Cattle Raage aad a Raised,
?aighhorhasd. Apply te
Mrs. L. M. iRiTT.
*yr J 9 KB ITT, P?r