The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, May 03, 1873, Image 6
Did (sOOd.-?-Tho refreshing rains of
lUfe \v*clf have revived tho drooping
plants a.id hoar Id of our fanners aiul
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laid the dust that so Ion.', |jad held hi'jh
e^uifaJOoVor-everything.
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^AUiWtta Easiness College.?Wc
liUTC .received the .Journal of the tibuve
jnHirltHM- nod tttko pleasure in cotn
paeudiug tills flrst class Southern School
to our people.'
A tonspiciioiis Sfgn.?r? itfai of
Me^rs Mutely A Crook, which by its
position fejls plainly ?f the whereabouts'
of this cxcllent business heu.se which has
.everything nud yet noihin??tot <$ood
Spring.Riid Sunuiier:?tjoods for
the houson, of every posnltfla variety and
at wonderfully cheap price*, are to be had
at tho well, filled atorc of Messrs T.
K.ohn Ar Hr.?.
SZcNailiara?This the name of one
of our old and sterling merchants. Mr.
McNatnara says somelhiug of new and
seasonable goops, but wkn this adver
tisement is read, the half is not told.
TiOfirjii and Square.?T. ('. An
'drews, Tjceasutcr pf Orangeburg County,
aayn the JLirall, in the city, und wc
lenrh, baa settled his official account
with the State T^enstwcr fully up to
itlate.
Two citisons-wore courtiu-i the d.iuvli
aer of Thctufeloclee?one had inoucy,
f.he other .uoue.'Jbut was educated aud
worthy. ThuJniatocloa' preferred the
?worthy man before thaitfoh. In giving
Jiis fc.-Mons .he says, "1 w.ould rather she
?nhoilld^avc ti man v. ii!w~t ~h.i?
?uioney without a *>au."
? iiw '-? mm ???> i_
Dr. Dukes' Soda Fount,?This
>aourcc of healthful and delicieaa bev
"?r?^??, is -el! j.tvsidtd ovt.i by
Sherrod lluevcs, who atte.it Is te
ihia business, and has u host of well
WTi.-.hrrs and fi'ionds.
Tltc Doctor lias also Fome Bftgurs,
Vltich arc well wotth oditoria! ami
igcucral "puffing."
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Tho llnud G^den ploxr.? TIas
ibern ?t)hrjrtug??uut tested und has prarcd
:n perfect?gcui of a gurdou implement,
?saving labor und doing its work well
Mr. WjD. Smith, who introduced i,t
.among our people, left yesterday for
Jlranchville, to whose peoplo wc com-'
?mend him and his valuable invention.
"W.. A. Meroticy v> the agent for its sale
;at tliis4fiia.cn.
nJ.."VT.. Patrick ?o.?This house
. i
Reserve?'the patronage of our poopie.
.Courtesy, Tit tent ion toflbttaincss and en
?torpriao.nrc its churaoioristaca. If one
de^ftes'g thamuah and complttn utider
Btarirltng let one c:.']l rut1 .look i t tho
sAoe-a\eparrtnrut. Shoes for the d>aby to
tuko_jii|,Jjr8t^tap in life with ; shoes for
'the belle at tho ball > for the business
a r 1 ' " .* '
:man ; for Sunday; shoes of every kind,
.neat, strong and cheap.
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Change.?Mr. E N. Donnis, the
young and admirable operator at tlu
Western Union ?ffiee left last evening
.for Durhaot'a Station, iVprlh Carolina,
.where he has been assjgne.il for July.
Mr. Jt)cnnis has friede many wnrtn
ifriendlfani?ng us, by his uniform eour
dcay to all.and has established a reputa
tion for attention to d\is duties, which
will induce many exprossiwis of regret at
bis removal. Wc predict fyr bin a
(high excellence in his rocatiou and wish
him much success.
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The School Appoi tiouintcn^.-Tbe
.statement of Hon. J. K. Jilkon, State
Superintendent of Education shows that
fho apportionment for Orungebtirg
.('oiinty of tho 81100,000 appropriation
ior the support pf .schools for fiscal year1
.ending October 31,1873, is $;!,2iri.G0.'
,On this subject X\\q Columbia Herald
.says: "But it is w.cH ;o s,tato thn? this
.amqnjft ;has not been collated, and a.
^considerable portion qf,it.never can be
.owing to delioqaenoies, returns of nulla
Jbona on (n^ecution, and other .causes,
.always op?ra^|pg to a greater qr less
^extent in tho cpllectiou pf .taxes. The
Staia treasurer, therefore, cannqt bo ox-'j
pected to pay any inoro to the school
fund than a just proportion pf what has
jbecu received by him."
Th?^ffightly Field
BEAUTEOUS MAY.!
OKA\G Kill! SC4.'S SI:< <>> !>
Toi'ltX ttfKVr.
Tito JlowVs l'uinp Knlglitat Carry
Off tliu LjiuitIs.
Au?l?iolon^ ^Oi>?.Miiii|r{ ltrjlliuiil
While Churl estop hps begr, enjoying
herself at the lchu(Keplcst of her Cer-'
mau citizens, aud ut the Floxal Fair,
Orangoburg top has had a gala occasion,
which if of a dMTureut character, Was as
much enjoyed as was possibl s.
May day, civilizatiou over, is an occa
sion fpr mcpy-muking and enj yincnl.
The beauteous season bids to festivity.
And conic. May be better honored than
by 111c Modi pi Mliiiijj of l})C iCuightly
Tournament ? While the Ago pf Chiv
ulry and knightly prowesi has been
rolled into the. night of the pust,*yot ths
sentiinf-fjis of gallantry and njauly ?inu
lation fur ski]}, courage and grace, have
been sifted out of the dark period '?I
Medieval Chivalry, by the alembic ot
progressive criticism, and survive a>s
embellish incurs of more practice.! an d
peaceful timos
How beauteous then l hfl, Mimic
Tournament, which omits all the darker
features of tho reality, yet preserves
and encatirages its noble aud rodcQmttig
tlaits.
Over the iouth the. Modern 'Tourna
ment has been honored and illustrated by
the participation of bar .ui^vc iuuu" und
has over (men lookou* and r.oiled upon
by her "(uir women."
Lasi May, Oratigeburg held her fir-t
Tournament and history 8ays that it was
a perfect success.
The idea was ioo hi il)i tutly inaugura
ted to be 'Wiflin-'y let die." So that
previous to last Thursday For several
weeks, the same courteous ^eutlcumn, so
complete a personi&cutiou of the courts
DUS Knight, .has bt cu organizing his
material and supervising it* preparation.
For wecke past the du^t has been r-i.-Vd
ou the Quid l?v the stccda ui the prac
titing ?k'tigh.ta. All arrangements were
perfected The prizes had been procured
uu 1 OU May eve coull Lc seen displayed
in all ihtir incentive beauty.
Tilg lur/.hs
y/crc us follows;
T.hc first prt/;, .p silver tumbler was
haudsomely done tod fur the occasion by
live busiuess houses of Charleston, viz:
Messrs. Steffens, Werner ,& Ducker,
Cluuicus Clacius, Muntoud A: Co., A. M.
Williams & Co, and Jeffords A* Co.
The second prize was n handsomely
chased pitcher, of largo size and beauti
ful finish.
Tho t third prize was a bca,utilul cup.
donated by Messrs. Wugucr, Monaco?; ?i
Co., very chaste and u.ii<(uu.
The fourth pri/o was a hapdsoiuo set
of .knives aud lorke.
Tltc lii'th prize, was a ycry noai gob
let.
The sixth prize to bo awaried to the
knight who made the best time, was a
very beautiful bridle-.
The prises were all very desirable aoid
were admired by large numbers of onr
citipeu* during tho day belorc the
Tquruu incut.
TVK I>AY
was not tho most favorable in the salcn
der, nor did Msy open all her roseate
huts on her tiatrrl morn- But the clouds
euabjed the wr.rrio.is us those of Ther
niophyho to light in the shade.
At about eleven o'clock the sounds ol
martial music uwoke to lively interest
whatever was (lagging in the minds ol
our people.
The fair and the (rue. nud solid
people were arriving, by crory avenue
of approach into (he town. Buggies,
> carriages, yvagons, frefgl^ter* jrith people
in holiday uttirc, passed und rep^.ssed
on our streets. Soon tjio procession of
Knights, bedightin chivajrje^cqttu^te,.
preceilcd by the band., and {hernldcrl by
its inspiriting notes made its appearance,
and passed through llusscll Street aud
then to
J.iik VWA.U.
which had previously l?ecn admirably
arranged for t|i< occasien, and had
extensive accommodations for spectators.
Previous to the arrival of the kuightly
train,'every available porliou of spree
around vUo cuclosute was occupied by
the diguitW ^r?eS^ ^Jjfc*?>
the iritjuann maidens and tho promising
children of the surrouudiug csuutry,
TilE (JUPKR OF EXKU,M8KS.
The procession Of Knights entered
the space ami attracted universal admi
ration by the tasty uud .,<tourtW
costumes Of thejfcO I hp ifi>re.S",|ta?v.-.-j?f.
the yncmaiMy and *ulid manly youthful
pridu of uiu country.
iiD lei&o him
After an experimental dash over the
course by each night, the regular exer
eise were at oncu engaged
TU IS I.IST OF K SKI UTS A N I) N UM 11KH OY
lUNflg.
Qrav'/c?J. A. Kqjprdir-J st ride, 2
rings 2d 1; le I ring, 3d 1 iile 1 ring.
Total, 1 rings.
ISt'.l ? L)| S. Wolfe?1st ride 2 rings,
2d ride 2 riu ,a, 3d title."} rings. Total, I
w?. ?T?OS
J^tatr?V.. I;, pulley- Ist rid,. 0
pings, 2d rjde j rjtig, 3d ride 3 rings.
Total, 4 rihgs
?SV(f/- ami Garter? It. ?J. Cftim?1st
ride \ ring, lid riijo" 1 ritt!? Bd:ridu 2
rings, (Total 1 ripgg.
I't r.o t erunoi?.1. 1>. (). I'efio.snn?
1st ride (I tinjs, 2d ride 2 rings, 3d ride
1 ring. Total, 3 rings.
Jt/acu kin't/ltj ? .K. M. SaHey?1st
ride 1 ijpg. 2d ride 1 ring, '.id ride 1
ring. Total, 3 rings.
J&Ijifto?J. (J. Vose ? 1st ride 2 rings,
2d ride 1 ring, 3d ride 2 lines. Total,
$ rjnj;*.
lUat< .: -J. A I'unchess?1st ride 3
* v -
ring?, ?ii rsue ? ..:;g~, .<? i i4u^.
Total, 0 rings.
AW*'s I'ump? \Y. 1*. De II ay?1st
ride 1 ring. 2d ride 2 rings, 3d ride 2
rings. Total, rings.
Charleston ?J. S. Albergotti ? 1st ride
2 riugs, 2d ride 1 ring, 3d ride " rir;gc.
Total, 3 rings.
Lnny Drain h ?Jj. V. Oliver?1st /ide
0 fings, 2d ride 2 rings, 3d riJo 2 rings.
Total, 1 rings.
Red Rote ?R. S. Grifliu ^l>t ride 1
ring, 2d ride 0 ring. 3d ride U ring.
Total, 1 ring.
The result as nnoav.C'd l^y the
?jf?lg^ > ac th:vt :
Tin: Knight of I SCI'. Ii. ?. Wolfe,
had won the 1st Prize.. The Kuight of
LhUrtoo, J A- Funehess, the
Second J'rjxe, "'.i tha,t there was a tic
fur tiir.* third pi ire, between the
Kuight of Jidia/o and lk? Kuight of
Itowo'-i, Puiiip. Uldithnt tht'N WjtS u li*
between the Ku:ghts ol Orange, Eutaw.
Star and Gaiter, and l.oti? llrnueh for"
.the fourth Prize.
(THE FINAL RESULT
was that the following named Knights
had won the prizes as follows :
1st Prize-*The Knight oflSCl-^-l.
S. Wolfe.
2d Prize?The KnigJiX of Ijluarton?
J. A JRunehesa.
3d Prize -Tj:o Knight Wf Fdis/o?1.
Ct. Yos.e.
4th Pi i s?'Uio Knight of JUowc's;
Pump?\V. Li Dei lay.
5th Prize?The Kuight of tho Stur
and.Garter?11. S. ('rum.
Gth Prize (for time)?The Knight of
Oranjre?J. A. Edwards.
7th Prize (extra for single dash^?To
ths same Kuight.
A SJIOWJEB Ok' H.' I,V
intervened before the list portion of the
programme had been completed, which
ulthough causing a stampede among the
ilrfriwelfts, did not daunt the doughty
Kuights in finishing the performances
ol ths day. Tho ruling was completed
aud now calne Ute presentation of the
prizes to the victors in (hu spirited con
i est.
The Frst prize was presented by
Capt. M. Glover it: an appropriate and
poetic address; the scoonu was prescn
ted by Capt. Jus. V. Izlar in most
urbtino and liberal stylo ; the third by
Mr. James S. Ilcyward ; the fourth by
D. 11. Jamison Esq., in a pleasant man
nor; (he fifyh by Cant. J. A. Hamilton
in* an udmirublo address; t,I:c sixth and
seventh by Mr. James li. Fowles.
Afterwards in response to three hearty
cheers from the Knights, Mu^cOjloi 1.
Browning responded to the courtesy so
distinctly displayed tp the. jSfEAVB, by a
brief address.
TUE QUERN tiF MA.T.
The honor of receiving the tinsel
Crown was bestowed upon Miss Stokes
(uear Howe's Pump) and the first Maid
ol Honor was Mibs Parier.
Thus the k11i._;1111 jr preloruiauces clos
ed. All enjoyed itaud the vast con
course of by:in(y and intelligence pro
nounced a unanimous verdict of appbausc.
TI1K IIOWB'8 Py.MI' KNKJHTa*
It would bo unfair to close lifts
account without making special mention
of tho ktiigkt* who cainu from
Howe's Pump und vicinity: V'txo in num
ber these gallant k night.-? Carried off four
prizes, And one of thetu Mr. L. S.
Wolfe tit-' y?n"K0*' knight v|ho rode
upon the occasion carried 6fT the first
honors of the day. Welldone! "Well
done! Lot honor be given to whom it
is due ;
i [d>t;ity:qN
In this connection wc canng| forbear
mention of an incident of the occasion.
The ktiM'l bf Ildertnn who took the
Second prize, u handsome, pitcher,
presented the same to tho heir apparent
of all the personally ui ih*: editor of thV
News, as a token of his pcraounl regard
and tJuji of the Howe's 1'utnp Kuighfs.
These g'ailaVit* ' Knights won the
admiration of all present, and have
clonrjy evinced by their manly bearing
iutlskjil that they re Toeuien worthy of
the steel'' of some who tire, perhaps,
surprised at Uicir prowess and success
The Tournament was a romplctu
success and the gallant knights and
pheir courtly and courteous Herald,
have much to bo proud of aud to cou
dratulato themselves upon ia the success
of this our Second Tournament.
Til K It A I.I.
in the evening was brilliantly attended
dospites the unnwmj'ul iiwlcnicncu of the
weather. Theswi'.i hours we.ru eh as ;J
withtuing feet until tho lump*; that
shone upon beauty aud valor were P&Joj}
by the ;_:ray ijaji'? okt^ny.
1 JlnlerjM ijso aiul IinpnjreillHJit.?
, Who can look aroyud at our busy nntr
I prttty town aud fail to note marks of
j energetic life iu and arouud it.
I During the post s,cjsou a score of ucw
coiners, all bustucss, thorough going
1 people, haye settled otUOUg us, and have
proceeded at ooce to their work.
In the suburbs, the shingle factory in
uu established success. The tight of
the thousands of cypress blocks will
: convince all of the firm foundation of
the enterprise; and the rapidity and
constancy with which these blocks ;.rc
I converted iuto shingles, shows ithci AI
drieh & Co. mqafl to go ahead.
And speaking of foundations, there
is the brick yard of Col. Edwards iu
operation and turning out a valuable
and admirable article.
Tiesides there is a turpi nlinc distille
ry in successful operation.
In town, old places are being made
new, and vacant lots are being purchased
and built up. Messrs..!. Felder Meyers
uiit) G. W. Baxter are having ttro neat
and tasty reside.s erected on Brough
ton .Street, which whon finished will
make that locality "look u[>," considers
bly.
Voung and active life 10 everywhere.
Civilised canuibalisni?Kating your
bread with a little Indian in it.
The great centre of happiness is some
thing to hope lor and something to lovo.
Who was Hi chard the Third before
he was "himself again ?,J
The best b.md to accompany a lady
vocalist ? A husband
If you are out in a driving storm,
don't attempt ti hold the rains.
When is a young lady "Very like n
whale '!"?Whon she's pouting.
What is lovoly woman's favorite l.no
in the dictionary ? 1'he last word.
A thief running away i:i a scamp, but
the policeman's chase alte*' him is a
scatnpo r.
Queen ICli/.abeth always displayed her
worat temper iu her clothes. She was
dreadfully milled thou.
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I 1ST OF LGTTGKS Itetiiaiii
gj inp In the Orangeburg Post Ullice for
tl.? wee!; ending April 23d, lsT I.
C?Martin Copes, rTemuel Corl it
D?Calvin Durnut.
E?? Evcnsuce'.
r' -D A Kait y.
0 Tork Co lly. Cnlet Glover.
11?Miss llcccn Harbor.
J? II II Jenuings, 2.
1 M ?Richard Morroll, Mrs. .Sallis Miller,
J^ek JrieJ)onald.
It ?Joseph Hight.
S? David Surgeon, Ii.miel Smoak, .1 T
ttlineicn^ro' .
T?A W Thuines.
W? Ahrain Wannamaker, John 8 Wanna
Ujukur, CvrUS Wati.iB.
* ' F. DEM A KS.
Post Master.
COMMERCIAL.
Mill&KT REPORTS.
Omca ?r rata fJaaaoBBuaa Haws,
Ma/, 2d 117?.
COTTOX? ?a las duriug the w??k tit,,
balca. W < quoto :
Ordinary..*.11 * 1 ?
I.OW \l Ot'llillg.I
lliddl ui.\~i*>
Ronm Rtii. $1.15 per fitahe]
<c?x.:$I .0;, uer buthol.
*'ow . l.oo per buahcl.
^fnaas.... .. 1 50 per bushel.
J. W. PATRICK ci CO.
(S^CRSSOU TO)
T. C.r V I NCK.
R e*poet fully call llic nltohtion of I lie Public t.> llioir NRW ADDITION of SPlUNti
GOODS ju.-e received and far aalc at EXCEEDINGLY L'JW PRICKS. Out si ??.!.? ....
in pari of
LKNOS, JAPANKSK. 8UKNAPISES. Oll, COL'l PERCALES POLKA DOTS, LAWNS,
CROCHET NAINSOOKS, PLAIN AND CIIKCR CAMBRIC
WillTK AND COLORED ORGAN DIRS. |
SWISS.
PIQUE.
iSTOTIONTS, TAR ASOT-S,
LATEST STX,L>^ SPUING CLOTHING AND GENT'S L'TKNI?LIING
GOnDS'.j
We have hfteujrW I? fids Marie! t|ic (UJ liK V I I O STAR NlflHT
?rliir.li we ?uaranue to FIT and WEAR poVierlliun tinj, oiltct kind. Afuasures tak-n ilird
Dial le l<> ordi-r.
Having for n bm^ lime icon I lie iiecr-Hsily of inlroilucing n PIKST CL\S8 HOOT
a nd SIIOI] in Olid Marke), will make ilii? Department a 8I^L(.'f A LTV, wliero can be
found any kind <>t' Boots and Shoes desir*d, from the nicest I'nHa lelphiu hand in ?de to
the more common grades. Call ami inspect on*- stock before yoa purchuso un-l see if v c
Can jlcrtic vvtt.
J\ W, PATRICK & CO
sprl n 62
v WM. M. SAIN & CO.,
AUK PREPARED
To do ail kind of haulling
AT
The SHORTEST Notice
AND ON
Reasonable termes.
n j} i i 1 26
52
Do You Want
NEW GOODS!
CO TO
SRIGGrMANN'S.
. Ali" VOL AVANT
CHEAP GOODS
00 TO
J$RIGGMAK#S
WIIKUK YOU'LL FIND
Any and Everything.
nov 2 t ?i'
DK. A. C. DUKES'
Oil A Nli EHUHG, S. C,
PRTJGS,
MKDU INKS .
PAINTS',
AM? OILS,
FINE TOII.KT rn.vl Sr
BRUSH KS
AND
PBR,FUMEY,
PURE W.'\i:s and 1 IQUORS for Medicinal
u-<c>?.
I>\ E-WOODS nnd DYE-STUFFS generally.
A full line of TOBACCO nnd si:<}.\ US.
Farmers und Physicians from ilie I'miniry
will timl our Slock of Medicines Complete,
Warranted Genuine nnd ol'tlio Real Qualify.
I.oi of FRESH GARDEN SEED:
jan 11 e ?f
GREAT SALE OF DHY GOODS I
EXTKA. INDUCEMENTS 1
THEODOUE KOHU & BROTHER,
Arc offoring at a SMALL ADVANCE upu,. "oil, the LA KOK ST and moat SELECT
Stock of . ? i
Dress G-oods
of EVERT QUALITY and STTLK over exhibited in Or&ogeburg.
I'rftlVed FRENCH l'LK''A l.K* and OA M"1till03.' ' ( '? "
Tho l.atcHj. IfoVeltioa in LS, MuSLlNS, LAWN, WHfTE CjC(OD,? ano} LINfN
Marked dowii in tIi? [.divest Prices. *
We direct ESPECIAL ATI'KNTIOX lo oar attractive Stock of
LADIES DI^ESS SUITS.
Tlio uiosl Fashionable Styles of BENTS and YOUTIIS"CLOTHING.
11 ATS ! H ?TS ! II ATS ! II A TS ! Vor everybody aud at PRICES to aalt all.
PARASOLS of every conceivable Style ? i
EXTU A O R D1N A R Y BARGAINS in Housekeeping Goods.
TOILET QUILTS, l'.KL) SPREADS, fine MARSA'ILLES QUILTS, TOWELS, DOTUntt,
&c., Sie. ? ?' ? ' '
You ciin rely upon finding the most complete, assortment of Ruffling, Corsete, Olor s,
Hosoirv, Laces, Kmbrpidoriea, Trimmings, Skirts and N t'iofis generally at our Store na4 a*
rery LqW PRICES. " "
Ludiea about i<> make Spring and Sui.it purchases arc respcclfj'y invited to call aatd
examine our imuieuae assortment. Wo will nffbrd evel y opportunity for a carofal iaepog'.
lion of our guuds without being importuned to buy. ' '"' ' *? ? ? ? v
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
apl 23 ft
ROUND THE CORNER
IS THE PLACE
To
Supply
your Table
U it !i every H'X
UEY of llio Season
in the GROCER If LINK. My
Delicacies are too numerous o
mention, Tjut whatever you waut in
the KATING LINE just call on
W. T. M?LLER,
And von will pel it. Also a large supply of
of FINE Cl TLERY ahd other USKFUL"
AJi'l LCLES*. Come and .see the
quantity and quality <?f my ?
Stock. Mv j'iices wijl '
? * SLIT iho
HAS
on hand
a lull stock
?f CHOICE
GROCERIES, TOUACfjQ,
CIGARS, VND FANG i
RRIAR ROOT PIPES,
v\ itii n complete stock of
CHOICE LIQUORS from
the very Lest
down t* a
d?inmou
' ;;lticlc.
AR
.Give mc a call
Diar '20
GF WU4.C? IS OFFERED Low FOR CASH.
j. Wallace CANjioy,
jao 13
LisHtfoct'a Old S
WE AliF, SOlf
Ol'EN'IXG OCR
Stock of Spring and Summer firQ9<I$,
Such as WHITE GOODS, PRINTS, NOTIONS, &C.
Also n fuR Line of LADIES, MISSIS a?a CENTS SIIOE8, with HATS, TIM,
COLLARS nnd GUFFS. ' 1 ? '.v,> rrTT*
VINE OLD 1IAV UVA CIG ARM.
In these "hard Times lo Live" wc have on hand uinny articles ?iat will contrite ate greet*
y t a the "croat u,rc comforts." '' ? '"
Wc intend lo keep always "FI LL UP" in ttic
GROCEE1? I^TTSTK
And sell iln 1 CHEAP for cash. All arc respectfully invited to eall and examine ettf
MOSELEY & CROOK,
OPPOSITE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.
mar 20 feb 8 ly
REMOVAL}
E. EZEKIEL
Inform (his PHI EM DS that he has MOVED into tho BUILDING .latelj oee?*
]-K.d ay the - - rv*^
POST OFFICE,
W.hc he intends to open a PI 11 ST (. L \SS
JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT ]
And will pay strict attention to tho
REIIAIRINC OF WATCH ES, CLQCKS AND JEWELRY.
Will always keep on hand CLOCKS, WATCH BS, JEWELRY, fine C?T
LEllY. PLATED WAKE, SILVER WARE, and ' r "
LANDRETIFS GARDEN SEEDS.
LOOK OPT FOR THE OLD SIGN OF THE
BIG WATCH.
mar 8 tl CO