The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, November 16, 1872, Image 10
Little Uerty.
l*ve * swcetheirt.hlstb'* and gay,
F?irrr far than fabled fny.
I.iglit and airy.
Slip is bright ami debonair.
Softly fulls her g.dden hair;
I all olhr love* fomwear:
Ml lie fairy.
~? H ?
Little Gerty wwears she's true.
Gives me ki*?es*not a few ;
Do I doubt her?
II carte are often lw-ttght andsshi;
Is it glitter, ia it grid ?
Half my grief could not he told
Were 1 wHfamit her. |
??' ". ? ' ,*> . .. ,,?v,., ?,?,. - I
Gerty ?eohfa me if I ream,
Venders whnt 1 want from home,
With slygi.itices?
Looks that neem ?e me to say,
'?I hare waited *ll the day ;
You wer?? very wrong to at ray,
Nnughly Francis.
If I whis,p''fi. "We must part,"
Gert v. sighing, breaks her heart:
Awkwnr I. very.
When I say that I'll remain,
All h**r smiles return again.
Like warm Minshino after ruin.
We are merry.
If my swet heart knows her mind,
Love is id aa well as blind.
Little Gerty
Says she means to innrry mc;
Pho is only six, you see ;
1_nw. Mint it should be!?
Am two-an<1-thrrly?1' ? -
Twins Horn on n Railroad Train.
One in Oh to and the other in West
Virginia
The Pacific Express train on the Pan
Handle Railroad left the Colouabus de
p?:t on fri^ay evening under the chragc
of Conductor Drury. Nothing'lranspir
ed to disturb the monotony of tho con
ductors call for tickets until the tram
was between Dennison and Stuebenville
Then he was notified that a lady passen
ger doircd hhi presence. He found the
lady evidently in some trouble and em.
barrasmcnt. To his affirmative response
to the query whethor he was married,
the lady stated' thai she was on her way
from Cincinnati to meet her husband in
New York, and that a crisis was impen
ding, involving the appcaranco of an ad
ditional passenger. This startled the
conductor, of course, but witb a heart
bin as an elephant, he sat to work to '
make the lady comforlublo. All the
p.-pftengera. were hastily shuffled into
another car, and such female assistance as
rt.nld te procured on the train was
brought into requisition. Iu a brief
time the little btranj^er---* fine "bouncing
girl is the phrase?-put in an appearance
and tho conductor congratulated him
sr If on hin happy escape from a dilem
ma. ''With" a heart overwhelming with
pmpathy, he arranged sn impromptu
wardrobe for the very young lady from
his own* underclothing! It was not ex
actly in the style of those "infant out
fits" advertised in the New York papers
yet it Jettf^f?ff
is not all. The train loll WoeBbWnfs
oo time' and was thundeYmg th rough
and around the.hi 11s"of ? West Virginia,
?rhe? ?hn conductor received another
shock' This time it was -'a fino, boun
cing boy." Twins, by Jove! The re
mainder of Druvy's liuen went to start
the Kttle fellow on his journey through
the world. Then for fear of what might
happen, th?; time it reached Pittsborg,
and the lady aud the two unticketed pas
sengers were teudcrly conveyed to com
fortable quarters at the Union Depot
Hotel, when a telegram was forwarded
to the husband iu Now York, .which
probably 1 lifted him out of bis boots.?
At la?t advices mother and children
were doing well. The mother is repre
scntcd as a most estimable lady, but not
given' to the study of almanacs.? Ohio
bentind.
. Dauiul Wedster once dined with an
old Rosten merchant, and when they
come to the wine, a dusty old bottle was
carefully decanted by Peter and para*,:?
to the host. Taking the bottlo be pour
cd out Mr. Webster's bottle aud handed
it to him. Then pouring out another
far himself ho held it to the light and
said.
"Now, you can't guess what that cost
me?',
'?Surely not," said Mr. Webster. I
ooly know that it is excellont."
"Well, now, I can tell you. When
I add the interest to the first price. 1
find that it cost me just one dollar and
twenty-fivo cent*."
Good graeiousl you don't say so," said
Mr. Webster and thou draining hie glass
he hastily presented it again with the
?emMtlp VFill up again as quick as you
ean, foV'I want to atop that confounded
interest."
A young lawyer was naked by a judge
whether, in the ?transmigration of souls,
he would prefer being turned into a horse
or en ass?
"An ass," quickly replied tho lawyer.
"Why ?" aaked the judge.
"Because I have heard of an ass being
a judge, but never g.frprgja.''
s
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TRAYKI> OMt NT017EN-**0
HE WARD.?A Dark Ray Mure, about
18 years old, with a piece of Right faff Cut
off, wab stolen or strayed from Ornngcburg
Court House sn the 12th Instant. The above
reward will bo paid if delivered to
RICHRD DAVIS,
oct 19?2t Rowe's Pump. 8. C.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
W?a pvnirnxQ tub b&ooi?.
Tho reputation thle ea>
ccllont nicdlclno enjoys,.
Is derived from ite cures,1
many of whioh are truly
marvellous. Inretornto
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been,
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous atfecUons and
disorders .which were ag
gravated by tlio scrota,
to us coatamhiation until
painfully afflicting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers In almost every sec
tion of tho country-, that tho pubilo scarcely need
to bo informed of its virtues or uses.
Scrofulous poison is one of the most destruc
tive enemies of our race. Often, this unseen and
on fett tenant of tho organism undermines the con*
stitution, and invites the attack of enfeebling or fa
tal diseases, without exciting a suspicion of Us
presence Agnin. it seems to breed Infection
throughout tho body, and tlitn, on somefavorablo
occasion, rapidly develop Into one or other of its
hideous forms, either on the surface or among tho
T?aU. la the latter, tubercles may bo suddenly
deposited In tho lungs or heart, or tumors formed
In the liver, or it shows Its presence by erupUons/4
on the skin, or foul nlcoratlons on some part off I
the body, uonce tho occasional use of a bottle f
of this Sarsaparilla Is advisable, even wbeaTSaO |
active symptoms of disease appear. Persons nf
flic ted with the following complaints generally
And Immediate relief, and, at length, cure, by tho
nse Of this SAJISAVAUILIjA: St. Antho
ny's Tire, Hose or Erysipelas, Tetter, Sali
Rheum, Scald Head, Jlino-icomt, Sore F.yes,
Bore JBars, and other eruptions or visible forme
Of Scrofulous disease. Also in the more con.
ceiled forms, as Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Heetri
Disease, Fits, Epilepsy, neuralgia, antf
the various Ulcerous affections of tho musculat
and nervous systems.
Syphilis or Venereal and Mercurial THs-'
ca*< - are cured by it. though a long time Is re
quired for subduing these obstinate maladies by
any medicine. Bui long-conUnued use of this
medicine will cure tho complaint. X*ucorrhora
or Whites, Uterine ZTlceratlons, and .Female
Diseases, are commonly soon relieved and ultl- |
matoly cured by its purifying and invigorating
effect. Minute directions for each casoore found
in our Almanac, supplied gratis. Jthtumatism
and Qout, when caused by accumulatlona of ex
tranoous matters in the blood, yield quickly to It,
as also T.irrr Complaint*, Torpidity, Conges
tion or Inflammation of the TAver, and JO it n
Mee. when arising, as they ottcn do, from the
rankling poisons in the blood. This SAJiSA
FAiu r.LA Is a great restorer for the strength
and vigor of the system. Those who are Law.. |
qu til aud JAsttess, Despondent, Sleepless,
and troubled with Kervous Apprehensions or
Fears, or any of tho affections symptomatic of
Weakness, will find Immediate relief and con-:
rlnclng evidence of its restorative power upon
trial.
ritEPAJlED B T
Dr. X. c. 1ter * co., Lowell. Mass.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
?OLD BY ALL druggists everywhere. {
may 11 e ly
2 fl
HALL'S
VEGETABLE S1CILIAH
I HAIR
'eeneweb^
Every year increases the popu-~
larit y of this valuable Hair Pren
nraiion, which is duo to merit
alone. We can assure our old
patrons that it is kept fully up to
its high standard; and it is the on
ly reliable and perfected prepara
tion for restoring Gray or Faded
Hair to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, bv its use, becomes white and
clean. It removes all eruptions and
dandruff, and, by its tonio proper
ties, prevents the hair from foiling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes ^
the hair-glands. By its nse, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In baldness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will, create a new growth, except in
extreme old ago. It is t rie most
economical Hair-Dressing ever
used, as ic requires fewer
setts, says, "Tho constituents aro
pure, and carefully selected for ex-,.1
cellent quality; and I consider it
n
> v?
tho Best PrbparatiozT for its
intended purposes."
Bold by oil DruggUtt and Dealer* is\ MetflJni*.
Frloe One Dollar. <"l
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHaSEJSBS.
As our Rene wer in many cases1"
requires too long a time, and'too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, wo have prepared^ this
dye, in one preparation, \fhich wilr
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces*a color which-will
neither rub nor wash oft Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL 4%,OQ,t
NAABT/A, njl S***
may 11 ^*?^ e ly
Possessing powsrful Invigorating
These Bittere are posi?vsly taTalaabla la
? They purify the systisa, sad mVX ease
RemitUnt and Intermittent Peveu,
_and ate a proventtve of Ck?ls and Poror.
AR yield te their powerfal oCceer.
?Are aa antidote to eaango of Wator aud !>Ut7
to the wasted frame, ana oorrooe sil
Una save days of saaavtag to the sick, and
Tin grand Psnacea for ell the Uls ot lilt.
i
RY ONP..-.B0TT;LE
BETTER!
mum
FEY8IC1AIS THEIB,
,v PEESCKIBE IT II
PEACTICS.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO BUY AT
WHERE 1
VAL?E IS GUARANTEED
u.old#l ot^WmiIO Tor >?<;?:'v..') 1^,,..
NEW & ATTRACTIVE GOODS
Tino LOWEST PBI?B5SIU
Purchasers arc invited toexamine my 8tock of DRV GOODS, which is com
plete in every lino.
and SHOES of tho Best Quali
CLOTHING of tho Latest Stylo and BOOTS
-selected especially to suit tho Trade.
t. o. vnsrcn),
-* "sj it dkf Next^Dttefcio ?r. A. C. DIKES' Drni Store,
oct 12?lyo ORANGEBURG, S. C
r n'ind v
.*M<uitri *IU<
?T .vr ?of
OPENING
AI WINER GOOD S
31d
tdj 371 fi
tllE best and largest
OliTOCK OF GOODS
Tn beFQUND in the TOWN can now be SEEN at tho POPULAR ONE
PRICE HOUSE of
_&EO. H. CORNELSON.
Having cRJ^JPLJfl NJ S II ET? otrr STOCK, we have made EXTRA PREPA
RATIONS f.j't a large
FALL AND WINTER TRADE
And enn now show a FULL LINE of GOODS iuotll >&^RSPARTENTS
Our DRES8 GOODS Department is filled with tho BEST and CHOICEST
GOODS in the MARKET, including FULL LINES of PRINTS
In CASSIMKRES, SATINETS, KERSEYS, JEANS, TWEEDS, OHECK3
and HOMESPUNS we have tho Largest Assortment ever seen in thus Town,
also in BLANKETS, White and Gray.
Also p. choice; and large selection of f I ATS, BOOTS snd SHOES, HARNESS
in* SADDLER, TRUNKS and UMBRELLAS, with a full assorted .toct ?f
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CROCKERY and GLASSWARE.
Our STOCK of READY MADE CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
OoODS^tands uacxcellcd both in style and price.
r *^
Thnhkiug you for tho patronage bestowed upon we heretofore, I shall endeavor
to merit and retain the same by dealing fairly and giving full value for the money
and hope therefore to see yon soon at my store.
1/B^t,j$ GBO. H. CORNELSON.
D, LOUIS
9 ft il\'Ml< ftONSJ
oa OBOad vtrj ,f
uJ w .7 a dr'-a
birvT -tf- 1? Bj
?iuiiiui i i
q o4 aUii .,,
I re^iv*,*.) i ,
Ca in? *!yi -? )., j,
Jj^^OWT ^ENING ONE OF TnK FINE8T AND
8TOOK OF
FALL L WINTER GOODS
O^af ^VER 0FFERED IN TKIS MA?KKT'
ALSO
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS.
Irtdl l
A FULL STOCK OF
FAMILY GROCERIES
Ol???I ? ??; " i* ? ,i t
FRESH AND WELL SELECTED.
v? fuai|?4>o
Tho above Stock has been SELECTED with the GREATEST Ca HE snd
DISCRETION, aud offered at prices thai will defy competition.
>iy 27 lO. LOUIS,
V. ill'. 1 I
S /?'/ ?: 1 *
NOTICfe
., . IN PROBATE COURT.
PETITION FOR PAB.TITION.
JSx fart* Caroline Karick and others.
The Creditor! of Adam Karlok and of his
Son Adam Q. Kariok, are require* te prove
their demands before me within two months
from this date, 14th Sept., 1872.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
?ept 14?9t Probate Judge.
TRIAL JIJ8TICB,
For OranKcburg C?n?(|.
All business entrusted te bis charge will
be attended to with promptness.
Office at his Mills near Holman's Bridge,
South Kdiato River.
sept 14 1?
FOR 8AXE OR TO ?R?T.
OYS ACS* LOT With STORES aad
DWELLING, at BreojoVifts, ft. C :r
Apply to D. 1AM,
aog?24?-8m Charleston, P. C.
JVEB RICH,
? -J
w
Russell St. one Door East of Mcroney's Hotel
Offers to the Public a FULL aod WELL SELECTED STOCK of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Groceries, &c,
At LOWER PRICES than can be bought at any other House in Orati-e^tfrgV'?"
Call and EXAMINE his STOCK, and be CONVINCED of the- Oil?taA'r
NESS of his GOODS.
Mr Abo I Will pay the highest price lor OLD [RON. OOPPfcrf' V\
PEWTER, HIDES, OLD RAGS and every ktod of CCUNT1U I K ?Dt r
juue 8 o ? ? ???fiesa??,
Il Tni . v. mm** . - if iM "...
JUST RECEIVED
?in?'// b
3 li 9 fi bu
in? c
HATS,
Tj f.
A full Supply of
DRY OOOD8, PERFUMERY, 8110ES,
JEWELRY, CLOCKS, WATCHES,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, TINWARE, WOODWARKjl
CUTLERY, GUN8, PISTOLS, AMMUNITION, BAG(
TIEG, TOBACCO, BACON, MOLASSES, HAMS. FLOR,
aad other articles too numerous tc mention, and will he sold LOW P.O.W^t^r j
CA8H.
I am also prepared to
PURCHASE COTTON,
ur ADVANCE MON EY on ho aim ;.t an II.It r ? J-.';i. rlo ,
The HIGHEST PRICES paid |J.r Rief, P a . Cr... W.<. .Oa..dWotl?rl
kinds of Country Rroducc. Call :md see lor yourselves .y?i> u
E. EZEK1ELS, Sign of the BIG WATCH," "
oct 12
Opposite Post Office and next to the Rank.
- .- . ! ? - ? ^gjUMssj
REGULAR DAILY TRADE, *
? ?' ?
(tin iifl
ANOTHER TRAIN JUST IN AND FILLED WITH
DESIRABLE GOODS! "
AND CUSTOM KKS SHOPPING AT
P? ,l|
^?dj V tun?
?? ?W ...>,???. ijj
-V' ' ??,
BULL, SCOVILL & PlI,
oft %;?? v
Making Selection from their Extraordinary Lnrge and Varied Stuck of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
ftoitoew 1o in??
Tbeir assortment, with oonstant additions, is ibuu i^ity
imsuEPAssEtt:-"*"-1
Both as to STYLES aud QUALITIES.
Tbcir facilities in drawing supplies from desirable Markets
V iP huu
>?* m i.a . vmj c a
C" ? <. *oif
?J sni* b iod
FOR THE CASKt
Enable them to make the best possible RATES, which ia'tne' ?LlffcUW'MiH
tinued from it* ORGANIZATION? t ngem ^ yrb aj, M _a
1q 4 ^\ ': ' '?'?'"?q taw cidmi
O e> Oi iprtvoaoutjb
Oiring an experience of 30 years in Rnsincss. ; "j W. l.^-n.
Economy and Enterprise, together with the Energy and' trentfotftaftly* ddpora*.
roeot of nil their Assistants, are always found at the OLD ESTABLISH ED
HOUSE of
m BULL, SCOVILL ftfflBQg
? boa .1- bda ..
9 u bos thf tn wl,! n,J
odd r i aid .
t at euw -,J , UmsmI
'?Wa? .mm mm
Uli ur ?m/,|
Ubittj boa
W Ul hilt
?:? ? >^flst ;<i.<r>.|
noa q r>i ?j/i.' J. jn?.":.~ o/l
WOULD TNFOP.M THE PUBLIC THAT HE IS STILL' CARKYTlfG OH* TUB CAR~ I
rieire Making in all itn various brenohes. and will Manufatfnrc or Repair at the I
Shortest Notice, all Carrieges, Buggies or Wegons. And am also prepared wlllt ^ f
NEW PRESS AND O 1 TO GIN AND PACK4 COTTO'N h** -mi
SHORT NOTICE. Cotton GINNED AT MY MILL has brengVt from ( \c? ^e'entmore
1 : n. Bto^.
than that Ginned on the common Gins.
oot S . . apl 2?ly
I ^tJ-it.
i iii.ll ?? Imi iif i j,l
?' ? ' Ii? nu -tjw .to ?v 1mni|
NEW CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT!
DOYLE, & WILES^^P'
' - ??w TiaT Im? ,rlyi? x.?
RESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE CITIZENS OF OE VNGEBURG COUNTY THAT
, they have purolaeod the W*?M Hxi
CARRIAGE SHOPS AND WORKS ?FTfiOSrS'AV ~
And ere CARRYING ON the
CARRIAGE BUBmE?ft1
In all its BRANCHES. Orders left with US will be PROMPTLY FILLED
All kinds of REPAIRING NEATLY DONE aad with DlSPATClfc,, Aj?iia* ad
COFFINS FURNI8HXD AT SHORT NOTICE.
DOYLE, WILES oft CO.*
doe 17 f Orsnfcbirg, 3. C.
o
Ol AIM.KSTOX.
S AND
/"24, ihe Passenger Tr?i? on tho
irolina ^silroalt-wlH run a?iblloSr'i .
871, r
MBER:
on the South
Leave Charlestoa
roa acovsta.
Arrive ut Augusta.
*f-.S:
OA. M.
P.M.
1 roa Columbia.
'L-hve-T'iarleelon!. .8.10 A. K.
^rbre aj Columbia..AAX'> P. M.
fOH ??tl.MII.KBTON.
Leave Augusta.- - -r,tL _
TaA#ri4??t;rh.irlcst?i....,.....,..?.20
.en''' Colum^a..:.H!{V..Y...~.7.40 A. M.
? I t"n,u-.cfton.r^'tjOV. M.
rtinouoM vfiLMiscTos; train
TTeave Augusta,,....8.00 A. I .
1 vVrrWe ** KiagWl.'e.9.00 A. M.
!4.-.vo Riiigvillc.-12.30 P. M.
Ar-ivtot Ax littst n.????6 30 P* M?
Aiii'irr.v nicht kxtrkss?ccnoatb xxcxptsv
Unvi Charleston.b.SO P. M.
Vrrive nt Augusta.......7.?0 A. M.
Lc*t* Au;:ustn..f.........6.03 P. M
Arrive at Charleston...'......6.66 A. M.
cci...;.=!A siof.r ?s^Rsail-ibirDiT* aicxri?
Tap.
Leave Caal-bratoo.l.'.'.T.Ttnfi.T.lO P. Mi
A.riivoat.Colamb'lr.:.! ...<.....,.?7.30 A. M.
Lee - Coiuiihia,.,.6.00 P. M.
A'rnvo.at Charleston.. ..7.00 A. M.
.stmatKartT.i.a. t?ai?.
LcaYC .'Tirnmrrvillc at.<.7.26 A. M.
Arrive at Charleston at..............8.46 A. M.
Leave Charleston sl...?3.<..uUu....8.80 P. M.
Ar rite at ? nmmwin? ^ tiBjatjM?4 f*>v M.
. ca?*S? aaaaCH.
Leave Carmen.,?,,.?8.IvA< II.
Arrifb st Colombia..v.10.40 A. M.
Leave Colombia...,....,?..1.46 P, M.
j^Wlvft1 nt Ca?Wen.........6.26 P. M,
I'i ^'?."j V1 ^'?K'11 Trains mnke^close coonee
1 tion ul Adgnstn' with Georgia Pailroad and
[lihUral' K*ilro*d,..
Night Train cot?gcc1aill,,tritl> Maeon aad
Augusta Railroad.
Columbia Night Train connects with
Greenville aa^d Columbia JUilroad, and with
Cha'tp'te Road (? points North.
CaimleH Tr&iD connects at Kingville Jail/
"(except Sundaya) with .'jny Passenger Train,
and runs thrc-ugti to Cnlumbiii
S. B
{A. L..TVLEII, Vice PresidenL
. PicKSSsVOeWrat'Tieket Agent.
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c,
TO ALB,
, M.-tuulytlurrr mid Dealer,
So :0 !i:;> tie Street and Iloribeck's Wharf
{ vv.iakU;ston, 8. g.
j ?- 1 aia ii the Largest and most Co*m
LjAeui- Factory ?f4Wkiad in the Southern -
Stales, ansi.all .?rUcle.i in this line can V?
iPWrriTSlicd by Mr. P. P. Toaus at prints whiela
deit.competitions . i
gv-jVf A pamphlet wRk full and detail?*
^sti;? j?V*fc*e%?f v*W<? Sashes aud Blinds,
and the nrigra of rich, will be seat free eaeV
best l>:3i on application! to*
^^THAIU.ESTOS. 8. C.
ff&NNOT JiUY IT!
Top SlnUt is IVIcelca*!!
BUT TH? DIAMOND SPECTACLES WILL
PRESERVE IT.
iiaW
Ifiyesi value JHOT'PySBijht m these fer
' fect Lenses, Groond from Miaute Crystal
Pebbles, Melted together, and derive their
^travne^^rtaWohd^ oat account of their Hard
superior to ?.11 others in see.
Manufactured by the Spencer Optical
M..nnr*ctprins Co., New Terk.
CAUTION,?None Germing unltss stamp
(tf villi our trade nark,
/ MBor Sale by Beapoaaible Agente through
out! the Union. _
;f? | E. 3. OLIVEROS,
ihn W-Uly- O ran gebe rg, 9. C.
I . .
n*.
,11
THE
Citizens7 Savings Bank
OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
. i:>t in; ..(4 ; y.; ,',
OrtABKebarg Branch,
SPECIAlT l>RPOSITS and 6 PER CENT, ?et
SAVINGS DEPOSITS, Compounded Setai
aantoalryi ? * ?v*,i? .-,
Local Finance Committee
1 ??n- THO?. W. OLOYER.
Col. PAUL 8. FKL?'?tt.
Capt. JNO. A. HAMILTON..
JAS. n. POBLES.
AtaUUDt Cashier,
aear 88?aemtnaejaa sly
= , . _It_?
K i<s%20 PER DAY! AccaU
WANTED! AU slaases of working
people, of either sex, young or old, make
rnere money at work for us ia their spare
momenta, or all the lieae, than at anything
else. Particular* free. Address
, O. STINSON ft CO.,
sep? ^-lo Portland, Maine.
?-???: ._:_?:_?
At Private Sale.
THE PLANTATION forming a part af
the Estate of the laie Col. Keilt, and
know* as the DABBY PLACE. The tract
, consist*, cf about 600 acres, ana half well
[Timbered, the remainder Rieh, Bad, Leans
' ?4?, adapted to Crape of all kinds. Tkeaer
are the Vineet Laade ki the District, and
wens tallied at $30 per sore to 1864. Weal*
sold, for one-keif tka* (>riee new. Oa?
fourth cash, the res*air or hi three toataS
rnoutb. baarkag interest front daee> sssdi ?o
?ured by uortgaae of tbo sanve,
TtRtVls a splendid obame for any one de>
.airlog to aecare Rich Laad?, One Water Pow
er, cxcellval Cattls Rang* and a Reined
Ji^trhWaood. Apply te
Mre. L. M. KBITT,
Or i Q KBITT, Baa,
^5