The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, April 04, 1874, Image 3
LOCAL ._
SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1874.
We had alight frost yesterday morn
ing.
Kgg picking is raging iu our midst
among the old nod youog onos.
Thanks to our-friend and neighbor
Mr. G. W. Wilson for a pleasant attan
tion in the waV. of salad.
When all the false reports arc
through we shall hare something to say
about the Countv Treasurer's matter.
The County Commissioners would do
we'l to give an eye to the bridge over
the Edist-Q'ar this place.
Shud arc running up the bid is to, nud
tbo fishermen nre catching a grunt many
iu bow-nuts.
Mr. M. Rich has just coinpletu-1 a
substantial side walk iu front of his
store which adds much to appear
ance.
- L ill III v? Mill I ,
Yesterday was a busy day with mer
chants and our streets were filled with
farmers wagons which wore wall loa led
with eotton.
I. C. WhitHiore has opened a barber
shop near... Doyle's store. Customers
will be well treated and Iaiac will shave
them to a hairs breadth. Go and see
him.
Mr. W. T. Lightfoot baa added to the
looks of his . building by putting up a
neat balcony'-'in front. Tho iron
mark was executed in our Town by Mr.
'Thomas Pay, and is a neat and weil
made piece of mechniism .
.(Qne ef-the be.-ft stores \n town, kept
iby one-oftho best men in towu, where
?you-cui buy Bom'u of the best goods in
itowu, at the lowest .prices in town, as
? every body '.in 'town knows, is 0- D
)Kortj-?hu. Try him.
VTtieny& Street's ri.ri an"l ;;rist mill
vje'kn-iiu a.?d p<troni.od thoroughout
ethe Stst-?. -
/Tbc ?bovf? g'irfl-tt.-ti flea-urve tho
"Jr.ghei?; eutmnnid ttion !*.?? thojr mi-rgy
ui> li-t.Hg trp UN tc'terpriia so much need
-*? iH ?-ur County.
'The Oraugeburg Div.ixioti No. 2i
fp-nainf Temperance will instill their
?ofKeers; m?Mt M-ni'lay t-veiling iu public
'j^iis werthy Suciety i* in a prosperous
'Condition and its numbers aro i lOreasiitg
tr pidly. The public ie -jspeeiaJly invited
ite.be prcsiHt, on the o *casion.
Dr. A. C. Dukes has just put up a
mew soda fountain which adds consider*
;blc to the looks of -his w'eli arranged
ettore. , The soda water ia fine and the
(public will be materially relieved during
(the hot daye of eurumor by stepping into
Dr. D'a. and refreshing themselves with
a glass of cooling soda.
We would refer our readers to the
notice *f Messrs Hamburg & Slater iu
r *
another column. These gent lemon will
have here next Thursday a fine drove of
young Horses and Mules which will be
offered to the public low down. The
above firm is so well known iu our
County that it is needloss for us to
attempt to say anything'in their behalf.
? ? ^ _
J. H. Matthews has just opened an
* - V ...
MA. No 1." harbor shop in B'-ttison's
Building, in the rear of Kirk Robinsons
Store. There is this peculiarity about
Matthews, that after he has shaved you
(/rrbich he doos ia capital style) wheu
yon dome to pay hiinyo j will think he
has not shaved you?for you will have
hadtw'ioeyour monoy's worth and will go
?i ; ?-..' t ij ? i
away ? better and a betta.-look:og man.
"Potts" is raising a board for no other
earthly purpose than to huvo Matthews
shn.vo.it off.. ,
Tho marriet. women kiss their hus
bands twice as often since Matthews has
,como. Whet hi it this is really going to
.help Matthew's business remains to bo
seen.
. Statistics.>-~A meng the causes of
death last year in Massachusetts, wo
find that one man between sixty and
seventy was killed by. tho bito ef a
horse. Consumption carried off 2,544
males and 3,012 females, of all ages
from under (ivo to over eighty. Delirium
tremens was the death of forty-two
males and three females. Of deaths by
drowning, > thore "?oro ono hundred nud
ebjbty.tdiree ma\, and thirty-three
females. Sixteen tunics nnd two
females were victims ?of homicide. Nino
persons wore struck by lightning. OF
tunics seven, and of females Qvo, died
"suddonly," whatever that may be.
Eighty seven men and thirty women
committed suicide. Ky accident or
negligence Bevcn hundred and thirty two
persons lost their livos.
?t?te N?us
Anderson has street lamps?Naptha.
Wiunsboro' has a market, town clock,
fire engiiio and streot lamps.
In Anderson county tho delinquent
tax list foots up 93,824.80.
Mr S B Calcutt has taken charge of
the Palmetto Hotel, in Spartunburg.
In Aikeu thur* is a brauch of tho
Augustu Schutze? Gesellschaft.
The Mansion House, in Greenville,
was robbed by burglars uu Friday kit.
The colored folks of Aikeu h are had
a tournament.
The Abber?le Medium had "pi*' on
April the first.
The Greenville races will come off the
10th of May.
The Enttrpris* and Mountaineer, of
Greenville, is about to be enlarged.
The wet weather has retarded the
planting of ooru iu mtny of the upper
counties of the State
An election for iutendant nnd war
dens of Lancaster will be held the se
cond Mouday in April.
Thirteen sheep, belonging to Mr.
James Timms, i>ear< Wiunsboro, wcro
kille 1 by dogs la.it week.
All of the German ininiigr&uta em
ployed by Mr \i I? WiUiaiumu, of' Dar
lington county, have Ic It him.
There have been a number of attempts
at robbery iu Barn well during the past
two weeks.
Laet Sunday evening tho barn of G .
W- Cromer, of Abbeville, was burned
it contained 2,000 bundles of fodder.
Mr. Bisstdl, a Methodist preachc r,
was robbod of his .tobucco on the high
way at Oalhoun'ti Mills, Abbeville
county, ou Jast Tuesday.
Chester rejoices in the possession of a
lint class marble yard, where home
made tombstones cau be bad ut short
notice.
The Columbia Union msntvmi a
tumor to the effect that Parker'*" H'-*ll/'
in tit at city, will suiui be couverto I iiUu
a .cotton fnoturj..
'J In- colored Methodists of Abbeville
county are railing fun is id open t lie
collige at Cukcabury known as J'imu-la
Institute.
'I he work on thv> new o-ittuu f ict >ry
of Green vi Me is in projire**, twenty ,
boxtrs, containing utaeiiiuery, hiving
arrived.
Mr. Simon Brown, of Blackville,
alnpp-d bahnt of cotton. This is
probably the largest shipment ever
utade Irom this place by one pcrsun at
a itce.
The work of grading on the Chester
and Deaoir Narrow Guuge Railroad has
been commenced, and the stockholders
are called on to pay up |their iustal
mcnts.
Some of the German im migrants who
lately settled at Lowndesville, Abbeville
county have struck for higher wages,
and, failing to obtain an advance, have
left for parts unknown.
The temperance cause is prospering
iu Darlington. There ure a white and a
colored temperance society, the former
numbering Btxty m tubers and the must
inveterate topers aro joining.
The citizens of Anderson county will
hold a public meeting on the 0th-of
April for the purpose of instituting
measures to aid in the scheme of immi
gration, suggested by the taxpayers
convention.
Mr Jacob A Cnldwell, of Fairfield,
has entered suit aguiust tho towu coun
cil of WiuDsboro' for fivo thousand dol
laiH dumages in consequenco ef a
pp mined ankle from falling into an open
cistern.
A pelican of largo size was killed
near Capt O A Wylio'smill on Fisbiug
Creek, Chester county, on Saturday last.
It measured seven foot eight inches
from tip to tip of wings, and four feet
b]x in eh cd from point of bill to end of
tail.
On last Sunday night, the 22d, the
store of Kutteree & Daniel, at Hock
Hill, was entered by nighthawks and
goods stored there by Mr. Bacr stolen.
On the same nignt Mrs lloid'a residence
was entered and several articles of jew
elry taken.
Saturday night lust a number of colored
persons attempted to rob a train of cot
ton on the Charlotte, Columbia and
'Augusta Railroad, and actually succeed
ed in throwing off four bales while the
train was in motion. But they were
detected uud arrested, and the cotton
recovered.
'Jhe rcsidonce of Mr. Felix Lake, Jr.,
on Turkey Creok, Edgefield eounty,
was totally destroyed by fire on Sunday
night last. Insured for 82,000. On
the nanio night, at Kirkaey'B Cross
Roads, tho steam gin of Ttapp A Co.
was also destroyed by Are, and with it
ten bales of cotton, tho property of a
neighbor.
The Winnsboro' Nem is responsible
for the statcmeut that there is a man in
oue of tho western counties of tho State
who has for the past fifty-two years con
sumed twenty-five cigars a day, making
a grand total of 383,2f>0, costing the
magnificent smr of $[9,102.50 at an
average price of five cento each.
A riotous demonstration occurred in
.Cberar on the 21st ult., caused by the
thrashing of a colored girl by Mr. Fin
layseu, for using abusive language to
bis daughter. A mob of colored persona
coiloctcd in frout of Finlaysen'a store und
commence 1 an iu liscritnin Uoshooting,
which resulted in the wuunding of sev
eral persons. Tho aflair is undergoing
investigation.
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TjCKIllBLE G a lh on MOUNT VVaSII
ton.?On Monday night at m d i ght
tho Rignal station on tho top of Mount
Washington ropo.ted a northwest gile
blowing at the fearful r*to of ouo hun
dred and forty miles an hour?as shown
by the anemometer?und a temperature
of eighteen degrees below zero. This
is the highest force over attained by the
chid iu New England, so far n? we
kuow. A gale of sixty or seventy miles
uu hour will often blow dowo tre?.3. In
tho hurricanes of the tropics a force of
oue hundred, or even ouo hundred aud
ten miles an hour is ipt uncommon.
No human being could stand before
such a gale. Tho people in the chained
dowu hut contrived to examine tin
uuomnUK'ter without emerging . else they
would be swept off boldly and hurled
down Tuckeruutn's ravino. The roar ol
such a mountain gale is toirilie beyond
words.
$2.50 ICarned from seven o'clock in
the evening till bed tiin>.'! Large pro
fits when the entire time is given. Au
opportunity for either ser. Thirty ocnts
and stamp will secure valuable satnpl:
and outfit by return mail. Mrc Thomas
llAKK.n, Wichita Kansas.
Columbia, S. C, Dec. 20th, 1870.
T* the Editor Orangeburg Xtur* :
Sin?I have the honor to inform you that
at a meeting of \nt Hoard uf Officers, cre
ated by an Act entiled "An Aot to Regulate
the Publication ef nil Legal and Public
7N?/J.iccs," th* following rciolulion was adop
ted :
/.V.-o/r,rf, 1 hat tl.e ?- O RANOEBURG
N L W S " is hereby designated n? tli? tit'Ft
(d.M. lAIT.lt for the Publication oral!
J.fpul > tticcs and ?( i(!ici-al Advertisements o:
theCeunry tlflVcevsia I he County el Orange
bill
Respect'fully, te.
F. *L. CARIKV/O.
Sec. of State
and Chairman Uo.n-d.
Per W. R. JONES.
COMMERCIAL.
MAR It KT REPORTS.
Or rice or tub OttANonsunr? Nawe,
April, :lrd 1374.
COTTON?Sales during the week 182
bales. We quote:
Ordinary, to Good Ordinary.... 8^ 12
Low Middling. 14(#
Middling.14J(m
Rot-ou Rick.Sl.ofi per oushel
Coax.$1.10 per bushel.
Cow Peas... 8f> per bushel.
Pinukrs. 1.60 per bushel.
I^OU SALES
A GOOD PLANTATION in Middle Town
ship, 400 acres Finely SETTLED. Ileus*
and Outbuildings all new. All under (Joou
Fence Plcuty of Fruit Trees. Priuk.
$2000?hnlf cash. A UAH GAIN.
Also 180 acres, in sumo township. Saw Mill
llouso. Gin and Grist-.Mill. Never Failing
Stream. Gooil (or 1100 bushels toll Corn and
'3 to 8 bales toll Cotton per year. $K00?
halt cash.
Also 000 acres in Charlscten County, $3
per acre.
Also 300 acres in this county. Pino land,
well watered, $2 por ucre. Applv to
A. B. KN0WLTON,
Land Vgcnt,
Orangeburg C. II., S. C.
mar 14 tf
Notice of Dismissal.
NOTICE IS HEREBY G1VK.N THAT ONE
month from date I will File sny Final
Account with the U on. Aug. II. Knowltoti,
Judgo of Probate for Orangeburg County,
and ask for Laders of Dismissal as Admin
istrators of the Estate- of Klizaboth Pnglo.
D. J. ZF.IGLER,
D. P. FOOLS,
Adtnistrntors.
March 15th, 1874.?lrn
A NEW LAW FIRM.
HUMBERT & F0RDHAM,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
AT LAW.
OFFICE COURT HOUSE,
OKA A" G MB UK G, S C
mar 14 tf
Notice of Dismissal.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ono month from date 1 will fito my final
account with the Honorable Aug. R. Knowl
ton, Judge of Probate for Orangeburg Coun
ty as Guardian of Calvin Dompsey, Mary
Dempsey, (now Dukes,) Asbury' Dompsey
nnd Daniel Dempsey, and ask for Letters ef
Dismissal.
JACOB SMOAKE, Guardian.
I'ebi-uury 11th, 1871. 4
? THEODORE KOHIT & BEO.
AHE NOW OPENING TU FIR
NEW SPRING STOCK
And can confidently assert that they ARK the
GREATEST BARGAINS
Ever bcforo EXHIBITED hi ORANGEBURQ, which nrc the results of UNUSUALLY
FAVORABLE PURCHASES in ouusequence of the Present und Past PRESSURE
upon Trndu.
DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS.
PERU VI.KS.
WH ITH GOODS,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, '
KM BROIDEKIKS,
NOTIONS. &c, kc.
Of tho FINEST end RICHEST Materials and the latent Novelties in STVLRS and DE
SIGNS of thi? Seusou's Wear.
An elegant Steck of Lady's NECK WEAR, TIES, COLLARETTES, SCARFS, RUCHES
and BELTS iu moat Select ai.d Rccoining designs.
We hare addeii tu our already IMMENSE Stock of ;?
BOOTS AND SHOES
Comprising the LATEST STYLUS of LADIES' GAITERS, Li K.NT.S' SHOES and BOOTS.
On. Stock of
Gents' Clothing, Hats and Famishing Goods
Is SUPERIOR to any ever Offered by uu.
We earnestly call yoiir attention to the above facts an 1 solicit a VISIT of Inspection
We being able to otl'er far more VALUABLE INDUCEMENTS than ever before presented,
and such us cannot fail to claim the Patronage ot all who study ECONOMY in connection
with the FINEST QUALITY.
THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
N\E"W STORK.
THE CROWD AND IT WILL TAKU1 YOU TO
BOYDAS SHOE STORE
Where oTerybody is Cjcev for a chance to cxamino the LARGEST STOCK of BOOTS
and SHOES ever offered*i??;i-unge!iurjr.
Stock just in fnun RosOou. PRICES that will SURPRISE.
AND BESIDES
Toucan fiad n COM'.'LKI'B RTOOa of
G R O C E R I E S
Of the verv BF.ST GRADES, to which fwii! .tttetitiwt i? retpeet fullv iarited.
H101! F.ST MARKET PRICES paid tor alt kind* of PRO DUCK,
mar 21 1ST I
ITO
HOUSEKEEPERS
A_?s D
FARMEES!
Wo ha'e on hand u COMPLETE STOCK of
G RO CERIES
And are efforing SPEC'I AIj I.\DUCEHE\TS to purc'aasors.
6000 lbs BACON of nM kinds. 100 bbls FLOUR of all Grade?.
CANNED GOODS of everv Description.
~- SYRUPS and Mt) LASS KS, POTATORS. SUGARS of ?11 Grade?,
And in fact EVERYTHING usually found iu a FIRST-GLASS GROCERY.
Give us a call. We a?-e confident MONEY can be S.YVKD by buying from
Y0SE & IZLAR
?a)-GOODS DELIVERED.
_.'.J - l !,LAJjil. _? H L.-l'1_I-.BagBBBBgSSggg
J. 8. ALBERGOTTI,
CORNER ItUS S K L L - ST E E T AND RAIL ROAD 'AVENUE;,
Has in Store a LARGE and WELL SELECTED Stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES
Which are offered at PRICKS which cannot KAIL to PLEASE thone oaliing on him
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED and delivered FREE of CHARGE.
Just recoived;4a FRKSI1 LOT of
DRIISD BEISE1
At 6 CENTS per pound.
PREPARED HAM, PIG HAMS, BACON, BUTTER, FLOUR, SUGARS, 8 EG A RS, &c
Also
300 lbs Choice Candies
Which is tho BEST and CHEAPEST in this Market.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
"Fl WAIM T?Tffil
We would have {consumers of RICE lo know tlml our MILL is about perfection, ?/?.{
tbat we CAN and do U UAEANTEE to SELL CLEAN RICE
Bolow the Charleston Market Price
At our MILL.
Persons desiring it we will furniHli tbeni RICE weekly at I Loir doom in any quantity,
or nt the MILL every duy. We als> keep a full supply pi FRESH GROUND
MEAL AiNaD GXilST
On band, BOLTED aud UNBOLTED, on the MOST REASONABLE TERMS. ISfe
RICE itlotjh iron STOCK
With CHEAP GRADES of IK'RSE and COW FOOD.
oak AND iPlisFTS >VOOD
SAWED any LENGTH desired, and deli red to any part of the Town for tbe SMALL SUM
<>f 43.28 per Cord. Scud along your Orders. Wo ure always ready to fill them without;';^'
DELAY.
STRAUS & STREET.
_ . f^kmm
liKAD! KEAI>!!
ORANGEBURQ ACADEMY
FOR
BOYS A XI) Of RLS
Will open at th? new FAIrTIIUILDlNO on
THURSDAY the lirat day of, Januar/ next.
TRRM3 PER MONTH.
Primary Dcpartfiicut - - $1 GO
Intermediate - - S;2.00 "
English.$8.00
English arith classics *- - - Si.OU
Mu.'iio Extra.
JAMES S. HEY WARD,
Principal. i
Mivs K. FOG ARTIE, Music Tcaehcr.
dec -7 1S7U tf
<i<)<ll> GAltl>U\S la be hail
by buying your Garden Seett*
ami Onion .SeC* from
E. EZEHIF.L,
who nets all liiH Seotls from the
Celebrated firm of ir. Lau?
drelb ?.V Son.
X. IS.?Members of Grimmes
will be fliinplietl at Graust'
prieeN.
jan 10 It
Fresh Groceries
JUST IN AT
j?"!?^lace Gannons
? *-*
AI.S?
TJQUOUS, (HOARS, TOBACtX)'
AND
CA NN Kl) fe?ODS, CANDLES,
fruits, &c.
AH of t'.ie above goo Is are offered at
PRICKS ?<> -wit ibu present light limn*,
j.in :;i IST t
At Private Sale.
mUK PLANTATION forming a part <>:
1. the Kslule of tho late Col. Keitt. and
Uner.li as the DARBY PLACE. The tract
conaiHa of aliout tiuu acres, one balf well
Timbered, the remainder Rich, Red, Loam
Soil, adapted to Crops of all kinds. These
arc the Finest Lands in the District, and
were valued at SjO per acre in lb?k?. Would
be sold for one-halt tha' ,-rico now. One
fourth cash, the retnaii cr in three instal
uient? bearing interest front date and se
cured by mortgage of tho rfaaie.
This is a splendid chance far aneryae de
siring te secure Rich Lands, tine Watur Pow
er, excellent Cattle Range and a Kefiacd
Neighborhood. Apply to
Urs. L. M. KEITT,
Or J ? KEITT, Esq.
j an f
what PLEASES TitE^ LADIES
A
WHEELER k WILSON SEWING MA
CHINE.
They can bo had by calling at Mrs. Olden
do;ifs Milltrory Eatablisbraeiit.
J. T. SIMMONS,
Canvassing Agent, ""**
jutie 23?3in Oraugchurg, S. C
SOUTH CAltOI,INA.
ORANCiKIJURCJ CQUNTY.
IN THE IOMMON PLKAS,
StefTens, W erncr .*v Duckur,
V3
Paul Mcnlze'.
Copy Summons for Relict" (Complaint no!
served)
To tho Defendant Paul Mendel:
Von are hereby sum molted and ret] hi red to
m answer the complaint in this action, which
is filed in the office of the Clerk of tha Court
of Common Picas for the said County, and to
serve a Copy of your answer on tho subscri
bers, at their Uftiee at Orangeburg Court
house So. Ca. within twenty days alter the I
service of this surnroons on you exclusive of
the day of service, and it yon fail to answer
the.complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintills will apply to the Court for the Re
lie'fdemanded in the Complaint.
Dated al Orangeburg 1'ebruarv 6?h. 1S71.
W. .1. Dj.TKEVlLLE,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
To Paul Ment/cl, defendant above namod :
Take notice 'Mint, the summons and Com
plaint, herein, were filed in the ollice of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for Or
angeburg County, at Orangeburg .S'outh Car
olina on tho 17t"h day of JaUunry, 1871.
w. j. dktrevill ?:,
? Plaintiff's Attorney.
Feb. 6th, 1814. f7 _*1t "
NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
Ojl> kg kbu no Cocntt, ' ? ' V
Orangcburg, S. C, Not. 1st, 177?.
To (ill whom it may Concern :
Pursuant to Tttlo 3, ohap. 13, Revised
Statutes S. C. Section 58 requires:
Six- f>8. If nny person, cotupan- or cof*^"
povuljon shall commence uny business in
any Co?nly^of this;-Statu-after tiro firet'dayy
ol September in any year, the captial or
property employe ! in which shall not hr.ve'.' .
been previously listed for taxation in said >:
County, and shall not within thirty day*p,
thcreufter make such report to the Auditor K,
of said County aa is required iu the fifty
h*i>:th Section of this Act, Ire or they shtll^
forfeit and jiny the sum of one hundred dol
lars, which shall be collected by civil action
in the name of the County Comraieaioner*. .ij
and paid into the County Treasury for the'.
exclusive b'-oefit of the Cennty, And pro-i
cess in nuoh case may issue out of the Court -
of Common I'leaa of the County in which ,
such business was commenced, directed tol
the proper ofliccrj and be servod in any
County of this State.
JAS. Van TASSEL,
i tiov 8?tf Co. Auditor.
Iron in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,
1
The i*ernvithi Syrup, a Protect
ed Solution- of the Protoxide of
Iron, is so combined as to have
tfir character of an aliment, as
easily digested and assimilated
trith the blood as the simplest
food. It increases the quantity
of Nature's Own Vitalizing
Ay rut. Iron in the blood, and
cures (4dthousand ills,"simply
by Toning up,Invigorating and
Vitalizing the System. The en
riched and vitalized blood 2>er
mcates every part of the body,
repairing damages and tvastet
searching out morbid sesre
tions, and leaving nothing foi*
disease to feed upon.
This is the secret of the won
derful success of this remedy ins
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar
rhoea, Boils, Xervotis Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Xioss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaint?,
and all diseases originating in
a bad state of the blood, or ac
companied by debility or a low
state of the system. Being free
from Alcohol, in any form, its
energizing effects are not fol
lowed by corresponding reac
tion, but are jesrmanent, in fit
sing strength, vigor, and new
life into aUjyarts of the system,
and building u}> an Iron Con
stitution.
Thousands Tiare been cfiangetl
by the use of this remedy, from
weak, sickly, suffering crea
tures, to strong, healthy, and
happy men and women; and
in vallds cannot reasonably hes
itate to give it a trial.
See that eacJi bottle has PERl^a/"^
VIAN SYRUP blown in the glajj.
JPamplxlets Pi'oo,
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS J^pr|eiors,
IVO. SO Harrison Xpy., JBoatOll.
Sold by DnuocisTb osittBAUt,
ocl 18 S lv
For" Sale.
The HOUSE erfo LOT on Russell Slrcm.
.n Orangebitrg, formerly owned by V. Pit
than. For partiiiuiar8 inq?iro at. the Dr-tg
S'ore of ; ft. j. OLIYEROS.
i _
JUST blPEjNTED
? AT
Dr. CliverW Drug Stora
SLKDLfcss RAISINS,
C11I.ON, j CURRANTS
nnd
FAM-v CANDIES.
Also n large collection ?r j.r TOYS.
Alxo n superior lot of COLOONS liuJ TOIL
LBT ARTICLES.
Also a fine, lot of SEOARS.
Also n tine lot of CUTLERY.
AUo a Lsrge and well Selected Stook "of
mtUUS anil MKDICI.VES,
to iwhich Artioles, for RELIABILITY and
CORRECTNESS, the Publio's titiomion is
directed.
All are respectfully invited to call at tbe
Drug Stune of
DR. OLIVEROS.
If von want WORK DO^E
in naou.se and Carriage Paint
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