The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, May 10, 1873, Image 5
^?lW?AY, MAY 10, 1873^
?&v A.- ? ~"-~~~T^T".?~~
In consequence of the indisposition of
our editor this week our local aud
editorial columns will lall ?h?rt of their
usual supply of reading mutter.
* .. ?'? ?
jfre L??g.?A donkey.'
fao '-keep Indians quiet requires in
giuuity.
.? ./. oi r. _,
.A prudent nan is like a pin ; his head
prevents his going too far.
CeASCd.?The Charleston Evening
Courier has suspended.
Swollen.? All the rivers and streams
in the up country are much swollen
from the recent rains.
TllC Cotton Crop.?Ti e cotton crop
of - the gouth tor 18?0-7 was 2,000 000
bides, in 1870-71 it was 4,350,000
bales.
? Our leaders will sec by relering to our
itdvertbing columns that Mr. P. Louts
has put his prices down. Co at oucc
and get barguains.
' In Season and out of Season.?
Always uhcad is "uiiuo host" Mcroncy.
Iiis vegetable garden* have becu supply
$rug the tuble of his excellent hotel with
?early Vcgctab'cH. His gu-stfc have been
?enjoying uow Irish potutoe* for some
?timo.
Tim Wrong Station?The Charles
tou Krir* and Courier gives to Orange
burg the credit, or rather the discredit
?of'having a ?vioiting nffiuy in her streets
last week. We deny the f>ott impeach
?ine'nt and move to amend striking
?tritt llre'Word "Orangehurg."
3ir. J. vVuitllCt.' t .iiiiioii.
Wo heard \ WComiuouA oftr youug
;uiid cntcr.pridu? frieu-l ?... nWrtead.** a
a liberal arm co?rtootn meichiit. He
huh a full block oi' everything on hand
?? ,d no go na : re rattsfactioo to ?1! ?WTo
4avt?rs iftili wit^i a viol"*.
I?eiit4i ?Agfctn his the relentless
liaud of death pre&'ad heavily ftpen ike
"cstcctn.d pastor Rev. J. I<. Siflcy. Our
last issue chronicled the death of h.a
v u rahlu muthcr, n ?W Wo have-fa reeorl
flic death of his sweet litt e oViftgatur
"'?tf?c,? wbictt occurod O i Sun-lay ?h?
'4th instant. Wo otter to. this worthy
und estimable ur'ititttoT our heartfelt
[ti r.
?nynvpatnics.
r aaaaaan hm!. t anhaii annreti ir&mH anhat m ? Sanaa
Another Death.? Alter weary month.-,
Vif painful prostration, Mrs. J. K. San
ders was released from "p-1^ a'nd sufi'e*r
ing on Monday night. She left several
'children who are in an itii'pov\sh<id Coir
-?? 'ditimt and wo com ..mud thorn to the
charitable.
Enterprise Saloon.?Tl\is p-^utor
?establishment is still up to the times
tvith ovcTythrrtg ncccVK'+y to <*arry on a
first class saloon, Master Asbury is nl
"Wa)s at the bar ready and willing to wait
on all wno fnvbrs him with a vivit in a
?eourttous and polite manner.
Wcbstc* says a jurer is "one. that
Jpfftpir] on a jury ; one swum to deliver
the t^uth oi> tho evidence given him
?concerning any mattet in question or
Wtrial." It Webster had tiny sense,
rhen a juror's poHitiou and that of a
' d< teotive's is different., of course. Lay
?ou M ncdtifl!
."?"illt tuin ? 1 _
CL ft. Korjtflltl?This enterprising
y9^ng merchant is rapidly gain ing the
?confidence and patronage of the Com
oiuuity and of the County at large. He
' flias, made groceries (both edible and
?hi hol our) a specialty. He is ever ready
'id quench thirst or to appease the crav
ings of the buugruy. His motto is
"dum eieiwnux civmnui."
X Extensive aud Beautiful Stoek.
--Th6 large store of Mr. Oeo. U. Cor
'' -nelson is filled to its utmost renletiuu at
> tthia time with a very handsome and
^oooiplota stock of Groceries, Clothing.
fihoCH, Dry Or?*ods, Hits, Hosiery, and
Farmers' Jaupleuients, in a word with
?every thing needed in Town or country,
for 'the table or dres.*, on the farm or in
{,.f$f h^nsStf from hoad to foot. Our
readers, Town and country, will consult
jthpir own interest by looking in at this
f urge, and d.Virablc stock bcToro dosing
Ittir bar^aio'j^Iscwbora.
"Winter Lingers in the Lip Of
Spring."? Geotlo Spriug U coy iu
tukiug tip her dotnicil with us, aud the
chill rSlieS of Winter remain iu prolusc
symptomsand in great abundanoe. The
'unseasonable wcuther is huviu a bad
effect upon the health .of our town folk.
We hoar of scvcrul cases of querulous
complaint, though of nothing dungor
ous.
The Sandal CflSO.?Thi* was a case
of arson. The defendants wore ropro
scn'ed by Malcolm I. Browning and
Augustus Ji Knowlton, Bsq's., and was
conducted in a manner that won from
the jury a virdict of "nut guilty." The
trial occupied the growler part of Thurs
day, and was watched with eager inter
est by no over crowded Court House.
When the result was known, it in said,
applause was given. Bo this however,
ns it may, thcro has not bjco a case of
such importance tried in Ornngoburg iu
mouths. Mr. Browning and Mr. Know
Iton may be proud of their laurals, an d
their clieuts over full of gratitude.
Bad Report?,?The Columbia Un
ion says, "Most of the cotto.i which was
not killed by the frost, was drowneded
out by tbo raiu which fell iu such tor
rents duriug the last days of last week.
Nearly the whole will have to bo re
planted."
With us, our fanners tell a general
story of complaint. 1 ho lingering cold,
tbo late severs ftost, the long drougth
and recently the torrents oY rain have all
been against the interests of the young
crop. The season has certainly been a
bad one, but will prove no discourage
tnent to our doughty farmers, who will
hope for better weather and who have
determined to do their part and left the
re.?t to Providinco.
It will bii seen th it tli : Grand Jury
I presented the new Hoard of C ni ity
Commissioners for a fii-'hful compliance
with low, ??;? ; lor advertising for . ids to
build bridgos etc.. in a pu'dic journal
The jury claimed th it th i 11 iard ott;hl
to have p-stel notices ou trans, nf which
w<? say; that ifsuch had been done at or
near the whereabouts of some of'the dis
tingtlishcd (Iran 1 .Jur ir-?, none but brick'
Woodsmen would have known the fact.
Such things, however, have to bo paid
for, and if the people de-ire to see It;
ptftblicau officials persecuted, thoi'J in4 it
he tm?rc taxes levied. There -ire. al
ready three extra mills for next year.
I One iikho term of this Cherubic (Sraud
Jury nuiy cause our Representatives in
the Legislature to have three mills more
|?Vlcd on. If you "Want to dance, goulle
men. pay the fiddlct. l'> p goes the
wees 1
The Circuit Court?The May
term of tbo "Circuit Court coin then cod
its .sittings at this place on Monday and
continued during the week. The time
was taken up with, the trial of criminal
cases.
His honor Judge Graham arrived on
Monday and has taken up his quarters
at Mcroney'a Hotel, where Ire is most
elegantly and hospitably entertain j 1.
Solicitor llattx arrived on last Satur
day and immediately 'sot to work to
prepare the orimitiul business of the
Conrt. He has prosecuted with deadly
success the malefactors whoso names
appeared on the docket, and has given
general satisfaction by his businussdikc
and courteous manner of dischur&tni!
the duties of his olheo.
The Sessions docket was cleared dur
ing the week.
The Grand Jnry made the following
rethrni on Indictments :
?State, vs. George Edwards, George
Walker and Samuel Edwards, nssult ami
battery with intent to kill.
, State, vs. Gco. Edwards, Geo. Walker
Samuel Edwards, Elira Edwards, and
i Ann Walker, violation of Riot net.
State, vs. Calvin >uinird, assult aid
battery with intent to kill.
Stato, vr. Martin Thomas, tssult with
intent to kill.
State, vs. Rodney Shulcr, petty lar
cenry.
State, vs. Fa I gey Martin, House
breaking and Arson.
State, vs. J. Polder Myers, ussult and
battery with intent to kill, and a&ault
and battery.
?Stetc, vs. John Saodn), Asbury San
dal, WUliany6uod.il. Arson.
State, vs. tiorey Briggmnu, Malicious
]'rc?p.T.e. r
State, vs. Wesley Washiogtou, Grand
Larconry.
State, v?. Goran James, Burglary
arid Larceny.
The following persona wore found
ijuil'y and scotenced :
Stute, vs. Peter Fair, rape, guilty,
scuteucc 10 yearat*uard labor in Puuiteu
tiary.
State, vs. (ieorjjo W. Sturgeon
Forgery, guilty, two years iu Peuiteu
liary.
Stute, vs. Martin Thomas, assault and
battery, - plead g^i'*}'; $50 fine and
est or one month in jail.
Stato, vs. J. Felder Moycra, assault
und battery, plead guilty, $50 fiuu and
cost, or one mouth in jail.
State, vs. Calviu C uiynnrd, assault and
battery with intent to kill, guilty, $50
fine and cost, or one month in jail.
State, vs. George Kdward-, assault
and battery, guilty, $50 line and cost,
or one month in jail.
State, vs. Weely Washington, Grand
Larceny, plead guilty of Petit Larceny, \
otto month in jail, and pny a lino of
?2."> and cost.
Stute, vb. Jiuroy Brigguianu, Mali
cious trespass, one week :u jail.
State, vs ?J. Felder Meyers, John
Kobisuu and Nero Bhium, County Com
missioners failing to keep in repair
Public Bridges, $50 fine and cost, or
one mouth in jail.
State, vs. Patsy Mai tin, House break
ing and Larceny, plead yuilty of Petit
Larceny, discharged, having been in
liiiprisoumcnt since loth of last Fuhru
a ry. .
State, vs. Sampson Branch, assault
and battery, with intent to kill, having
been in yiil under bench warrant since
10th of February, he will remain in jut-,
until loth J tine next
There is a purulu half to a graj e, a
mellow half to the peach, a sunny half
tu the mau wild ia fortunate en >.a_h tu
liaive a tjood wife.
COMMERCIAL.
Xt\K Ii KT UK PO UTS.
Omers or tuk Ou.i.\<;i:nfui> Nkws,
May, nth is;:'..
COTTON?Sales .luring Hie wee* 50
bale-.. Vv'c denote:
Ordinary.I'^-f ?
Low Middling.In tit)
Middling^...V'l?n
Rott Uli Ui< v..S l.l? per .iiimIicI
Cons. Sl.OiJ per bushel.
Cow I'kas. l.OU per bushel.
Pi mi tilts. 1.10 per u isnol.
'In AhtJicfnes, ijnuli >/ it <,j the f'te-ri Impor
teur
E. J. 0LIVER0S, M. D.,
DEALER IX
DRUOS, MK DIC IN RS, PAINTS.
OILS, VARNISH, NON-F.XPLOS1V1.
LAM PS, GARDEN SEEDS, &o., Sc.,
PR RSC HI T IONS pre.psre l with ACCUR
ACY and FIDELITY, foi which purpose a
full ntid complete assortment of PURK
CHEMICALS and GENUINE DRUGS will be
constantly on bund.
Long eaperlenee?a successful business
career of mere than eight years in Orange
burg, a good knowledge *?f the DRUG
MAKKKT at home and abroad, will iifTnrd a
?fctrffrcivr.t ?guarantee that nil goods sotor
dispensed a* my establishment will b?
GENUINE and RELIABLE.
Appreciating the success which in the
past has attended my efforts, I haTC de
termined to spare no pains to merit n eon
finance of the pnirtmage so liberally bestow
cd.
E. J. OLF.VKROS M. D.
No. 100 Pus sei Sired Ormngeburg.
IN TI1K COURT OF PROBATK.
Wiikiikas, George Doliver, Clerk 'of Hie
Courts of General Sessions and Common
PleaS of said COittlty, hath made suit to me
to grant him Letters ol Administration of
the Kstnto ?? n<l Rffects of Sarah Rinnnker,
Into of said County, deceased.
'I hese arc therefore to to eite and ndinon
ich all and singular the kindred and Credi
tors of the saiij Sarah Rinnuker, deceased,
thai llloy be and appear before me, in the
Court of Probate, to he held nl OrangcHirg
Court House in the 17tli day of May n*-xi,
nficr publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in
tho forenoon, to shew cause, if any Ihcv
have, why th?,- said Atliniuistration should
not be grunted.
Given under my hand, this 1th day of April
Anno Domini 1ST ?.
PL.S.] Al'O. R. KNOWI.TON.
Probate Jt| Igt-, 0. C.
a pi
IN TUG COURT OF PROBATE.
W.HRarAS, Neafon V. W. Slstrunk made
suit to mo to grant to him Letters of Ad
ministration of tho Estate and effects ol
Mrs. Ann Sistrunk, late of Orangeburg
Coun'y, deceased.
These aro tboroforc lo cite and ad:ionish
all and singular the Kindrod and Creditors
of tho said deceased, 10 bo and appear bs
forc mo st a Court of Probsts for the said
County, to be holden at Orangeburg on the
5th duy of May, 1873, at 10 o'clook A.
M. to show csuse-if any, why the naid Ad
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of my
Court, this 18?h dsy of April., A. D. 1873,
and in the ninety-soveutb year o: American
Indopcodcnce.
A CG. B. KNOWLTON.
fL S.') Judge of J'robu'e O C.
apt ID i'f
GREAT REDUCTION
IN
PRICES
AT
D. LOUIS'
Now is the time to get BARGAINS.
Call soon.
mp
may 10 tp
uuu? ui jji?ini??ai.
"TVTOT1CE is II Ell ERY GIVEN THAT one
Month l oin ilnio I will file my final |
account with the Honorable Auu. I?. Knowl- i
ton. Judge of Probute fur Orangcburs i
County, ms Guardian of Joneph M. and
Daniel j. Griffin, and ask for Letters of his
missnl. JOHN F. GRIFFIN,
April 10th, 1H?:;. Guardian.
upl IU lia
The State of South Carolina
<>K.\n<; Kill"KG COUNTY
In the Couut bp Piiobate.
By AUGUSTUS It. RNO'VLToN. Esq.,
Judgs of Probate in said County.
WHEHEAm. Rosa V ("buk hath applied
to me fur Letters of Administration on the
Estate -if Lawrence 1'. Clark, bite of said
County, decease I.
These arc therefore to cite and adm >nish
all and singular the kindred and Creditor?
:!;;? (aid deceased, to be and appear be
fore im'at a Court of Probate for the said
County, to If holdeit at my Office in Orange.
ItUvg, S. C.. on the twelfth day of May.
187* hi Jtt o'clock A. M.. to show cause if
'any. why the said Administrative should
not lie granted.
Given muter mv baud and th" Seal of the
Court, this 2oth day of April A. I). 1873;
a id in tin: '.'Tib year of American Inde
pen lenee.
|I..S ] AUGUSTUS II. KN'oWI.TON,
a pi ?jt Judge ot Probute.
in Tin: couut ok probatr
Whereas. George Rulivrr, Clerk of (he
Courts ui' i;.*.!.?;? >i Sessions nnd Common
Plca.t, of said County, hath applied t<> tnc
for l.itter> of Administration on the Rs1
and KQ'vcts of Lawrence Avinger, latu o.'
Oraugeburg County, deceased.
These are therefore to rite nn<l admntiiali
all a ml singular the kindred and Creditors
of tac Paid deceased, to be and appear, lie
Owe me, nt a Court of Probate for the said
County to be holden at Orangeburg, on the
17th day of May 1*77. at 10 o cl-.ek A.
M.. in show cause if any. why the said Ad
ministration should not bo granted,
(liven under my Hand and the Seal of Court'
tliir- lib ilny*of A pi A. I?. im i i .
t'oe nitiety-se nth yearoI American hide
petidcnoe.
( I. S. 1 AUG. R. KNOWLTOV.
upl .? ?2t Pro?.ate Judge, o C.
DR. A. C. DIKES'
craxg isbubg, S. c.,
nr. w.i;n in
DRUGS,
MEDICINES,
PAINTS.
AND OILS,
FINK TOILET S0.4PS.
H&USHE3
A N1?
PKKFUMKY,
PURE WINKS and LIQUORS tur Medicinal
uses.
DYE-WOODS M?d DYE-STUFFS generally.
A full line of TOR ACCO and SEGA RS.
K?rnten and Physicians from the Country
will find ?aiT Stiwk of Me liciucfl Complete,
Warrant ed "cnoine an I of the T>e<t Quality.
Lot .if FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
jaii 11 o If
All persons who
desire Pictures
taken, will please
come forward at
once, as I will
close my business
at this place by
the 15th May.
C, D. BLUME,
ARTIST,
mar 2'j ni co if
A SMALL FARM
FOR SALE shout thrse quarters of a
mile from tbo Court House containing IP
acre* with a GOOD DWELLING. KITCHEN.
STABLE and an Excellent WELL of VTA
TER. Also some CHOICE FRUIT TREES
hn?e recently been set out.
Th-- above in one of the moat desirable
aud healthy plies in the Slats For par
ticulars applv to Z. M WOLFF,
Or to TU AD. C. AKDRF.wV.
St* C kl* ?
w)U A Valuable InvcnttoneoO
AN F XT I RELY NEW
Sewing Machine!
FOB DOMESTIC USE.
OMA FIVE DOLLARS.
with Till". SKW
Patent Button Hole Worker.
THE Most SIMPLE AND COMPACT IN
CONSTRUCTION.
Till: MOST DURABLE AND ECONOMI
CAL IN USE.
A MODEL OF COMBINED STRENGTH
AND BEAUTY.
Complete in all its parts, uses the Straight
Eye Pointed Needle, Self Threading, direct,
, upright Positive Motion. New Tension. Self
Feed mid Cloth (Juider. Operates by Wheel
and mi a Table. Light Running, Smooth
and noiseless like all good high priced
machines. Uns patent cheek ro prevent the
wheel being turned the wrong way. Uses
the thread direct from the ?pool. Mckes
the Elastic Leek Stitch (finest ami r: rongeet
stitch known :| Arm, ^irabie, cio?e and
rapi i. Will no all kinds of work, tine and
coarse, from Cambric tc heavy ("huh or
Leather, r.nd uses all ilescripiions of thread.
i i ?? beat me.-lini.iri.l i.il.-ni jn America
anil Europe, has l>?.cn devoted to Improving
land simplifying our Machines, combining
i only that which is practicable, and dis
' penning witii ail cnmplicatetl surroundings
i generally Inund in other machine*.
Special terms and extra inducements to
' male und female agents, store keepers. ?kr.,
who ait] establish agencies through the
country mid keep our new machines on ex
liihiliun and sale. County rights given Iti
I smart ags-ius free, Agent's complete ntu?ts
lut'nirdied without any extra charge.
: Samples of sewing, descriptive circulars
oontii ning terms, testimonials, engravings,
; a. sent fr e
V'Mrcss. DltOCKS SEWING MACHINE
CO . No. 1 Broadway, New York.
i leb 8 ly
RIBBONS, MILLILEItY AM)
STRAW GOODS,
18 7 3.
also
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, AC,
Aimstrong' Cator & Co.
imfortkus, m Avi l vi Tt ur.ns .\\n roaavna
Bonnet, Trimming, Neck and Suah Rib
tv>ns, Velvet Hlhbons. Neck Tios. K?nnet
Silk-*. Satins, Velvets and ('rapes. Flowers,
Feathers, Ornaments, Frame?, Ac., Sniw
Bonnets and Ladies nad Children's Hate,
trimmed and untrimmed. Ani in ennoct
ing warerooms White G.Is, Linens, Em
broideries, Laees, Nets Collars, Setts,
Handkerchiefs, Veiling. Head Nets, &c, .%;<?
Nu?. 287 and 'Jl't Baltimore Street, llalli
inoi o M d.
These goods nr<* manufactured by us or
bought for Ca--li directly from the European
stid AsLrruwu Manufacturers, embracing
all the burnt novelties, unequalled in uaric
ly snd t hoapnesg in any market
Orders lillod with care promptness ami
despatch.
mar. 1st 4t
THE SURRENDER OF GEN. LEE,
AT APPOMATTX C. H.. VA.,
ATttt 9th 186ft.
AMAGKIF1C1FNT Mx 18 ir.?b ENORA
VING of the surrender of Gen. Lee, beauti
ful colored. Engraved in the highest style
? f the art and printed on heavy plata paper,
it is truly a grm of art, one which ?Beule1
hang in the parlor of every Southern home
Sent hy mail, mounted on a rollar and post
paid, on receipt oj 'JO cents, or 2 for 60 ssnt.
Aganta Wanted- Addresa.
J. C, A W. M. BURBOW,
Brisiel Taan.
l atalogties of Pictures, Books, A , ssnt
free.
feb 8 41
For Sale Cheap.
A small WELL IMPROVED PLACE in 1
mile of Ceder Grove Store, in the Fork.
Terms sasy.
TH AD C. ANDREWS.
Jan C.Mh tf
Charles H. Green.
CATERER.
Tha above named announces to these
interested that ha is prepared always ts
furnish, BEEP. POULTRY GAME, FISH,
and Meals delivered te any order.
C H. GREIF.
Feb 1st
J. W. PATRICK & CO.
(.SUCCESSOR TO)
t. a. vitstck.
Respectfully call the atfntiun of the Public lo their NEW AUDITION 0/ SPBIWO
GOODS just received aud for sale at EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES. Our ateek eoaaUU
LENOS.?JAPANfiSE. GRENADINES. OIL COL'S PERCALES POLKA DOTS. LAWK0,
CROCHRT NAINSOOKS. PLAIN AND CHECK CAMBRIC.
WHITE AND COLORED ORGANDIES. '
SWISS.
.? PIQUE.
notions, para.sol9, ?&c.
LATEST STYLES SPRING CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISHING
GOODSJ
Wo have brought to ibis Market Ihe CELEBRATED STAB SHIRT
which we guaranu-e to FIT und WEAR Utter thau any other kind. Met* urea take* OOsi
made to order. ^ - _
Having for ? long tinn- soon the necessity of introducing * FIK8T CLASS BOOT
and NHOE in thin Market, will make thin Department a SPECIALTY, where can be
found nny kind of Hoots and Shoe* desired, from the aieest Philadelphia baud m?do to
the more common grades. Call and inspect our stock before yo? purchase and see if we
can please you.
J. W. PATRICK & CO
aprl 20 * B
WM. M. SAIN & CO.,
ARE PREPARED
To do all kind of haulling
AT
The SHORTEST Notice
Reasonable termes.
april "JO M
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS!
kxtha inducements!
THEODORE KOHU & BROTHER, 1
Are offering at a SMALL ADVANCE upon cost, the LARGEST and most SELECT
Stock of *
Dress Goods
of EVERY QUALITY and STYLE ever exhibited in Orangeborg.
Primed FRENCH PERCALES and CA .MB ft KM.
Th. Latest Novelties in PIQUES, MUSLINS, LAWN, WHITE GOODS and LINB8
Marked down to ihr Lowest Trier*.
We direct ESPECIAL ATTENTION to our attractive Stock ef
LADIES DRESS SUITS.
Th.- most Fashionable Style* of GENTS and YOUTIISyLOTHINO.
II ATS ! II ATS ! II ATS ! II ATS ! for everybody and at PRICES to aalt aJL
PARASOLS of every ronrrivahle Style.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS in Housekeeping Ooodn
TOILET QUILTS, RED SPREADS, Rue MARSAILLES QUILTS, TOWELS, HO TUM,
Ac. kc.
You can rely upon rinding the moit c imnl He assortment of RuOaing, Ceraeta. Glares,
Hoseirv. Laces. Embroideries, Trimmings, Skirts and Notions generally at our Store and at
very LOW PR1C ES.
Ladies about to mnke Spring and Summer purchases are re.-pectflly invited to call and
examine our immense assortment. We will afford every opportunity for a carefulinspec
tion of our goods without being importuned to bay.
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
?el ss 3?
ROUND THE CORNER
IS THE PLACE
T?e
Snpnty
your Table
with every LUX
URY of the Season
in the GROCERY LINK. My
Delieacit " are too numerous n
mention, tnit whatever you want in
ahc EATING LINE jutt call on
W. T. M?LLER,
And you erftl get it. Also a lnrge supply of
of FINE CUTLERY and other USEFUL
ARTICLE4. Come and see the
quantity and quality of ray
Stock. Mv prices triJJ
SUIT the
apl ?> times. \m
WE ARE NOW
OI'EN'INO OUR
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
Such a* WHITE GOODS, PRINTS, NOTIONS, *C.
Also a full Line of LADIES, MISSES and GENTS SHOES, wi?? VAU. TIE!
COLLARS aad CUFFS. *
FINE OLD 21 AY ANA CIOAM.
In these "Hard Times to Lire" MS hare en hand many artieloa tkat wi? eoetrrbovo ~:afc
j to the "creature comfort* "
We intend to keep always "F?LL UP" in the
grocery line
And sell tbem CREAP for caab. All are raajMttfuUy invited te eall eat iimUi m?
STOCK and PRICES. ^ ' "
MOSELEY & CROOK.
OPPOSITE CITIZEN'S SAVINGS BANK.
mar 23 ftb 8 i