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0y- Old papers, suitable for wrap 'ping goods, for dale at this ofico. Ie'w Advertisements. Jtea' Notices of W. B Peae. See Masonic Meeting. 'Death. Tidings have reached 'us 'f the .death of. Maud, 0 little .dughter of Rev. S. P. H. 11woll of Ridgeway, on Wednesday of diptheria. 'Tomatodi. . We were shown a few days ago 'some of the finest tomatoes we llave over seen. Four of them weighed three pounds and a quarter. They 'Were grown by Mrs. J. S. Phillips, of Charlote, N. C. Iutting Affray. Henry Murphy and Claib Smith had aquar:el in town yesterday, re sulting'in the former inflicting a out 6f everal inches on the cheek of the latter. The out was not serious. Dr. Ladd sewed up the wound. dotton Tales. On Friday last one hundred and fifty ba,.es of iast years' cotton Wei 0 4sold at Blackstock at prices ranging - from 16:i to 17 cents. Messrs. Don. Yld Ma.-aulcy and 1lliott & Co., of this place were the biyers. vold Water Templard. All children ranging between the ages of 7 and 15 years, will call and .make application to P. HT. .bannen.. burg, or Rev. J. S. Connor, to organize Lodge No. I of this District. The Streets. Now that the busy soasol is over, wve hojo the Pown Coinoil will en. force the orlinano'orelat'ing to work ing the stree'ts. With the ta'xes thus due, the streets can be put in flne 'rddr before the winter rains. Columbia Hotel. We call attention to the advertise. 'ment of this Hotel in another column the "Columbia" is a first class hotel, 'and conveniently located for all the main places of business in the 'city. It his already an extensive patron kge land since the reduction in fare, will do-an increased business. Personal. . 'Mr. F.-Gerig, who has been on a (%visi'tin 'Derinany for some months, is on his return. He left Bremei a few 'days 'alnce. We presume he will bringk full reports of t'he Vienna Ex. position, and of affairs generally in -Fardeland. Jas. R. Aiken, Esq., leaves to-ay 'for.the White Sulphur Springs, Vir ginia. rrsonal. Mr. .as. H. Smith, former pro'prie bor o'f tlie Lincointon (N. C.) Progress arrived in t'6(4n yesterday. He. has been ini feeble healtih for somne time, and for this reason was compelled to 'dispose of his interest in the Progress to Mr. Monroe Seigle, his partner. \Ve trust that our salubrious climate ill restotrhi to health. :Returned. Mr. R. J. McCarley an'd family hlave returbed froi Clevelan d Springs. Mh. McCarleys health ib gr'eatly im proved. He is no lo'nger the ar shadow that l'eft Winbofo 'under his natdi.. We breauwb big 1-a d r'E covery is due in no small degree to '& judicious use of the pure North Care. hina extract of white corn, ie tells us of our young friend Jno. J. Neil, who is Ass wvell as might be expcctedZ. Deaths from Diptheria. On Wed nesday last little ,Maud 1l.. *ell, daiigliter of Rev. 8. P. HI. El iGell, died of diptherja at Ridgeway. We have just heard the sad tidings of the death of another daughter of Mr. . Elwell on Sunday of the same die. ease. This is a crushing blow to tho lersaved parents, arid we tender them - ur warmest sympathies.. *Tliaialloon. , We exceedingly regret to have to 'chronicle the fact ?hat tlio b'ulloon'ash cension expected Thursday afternoon *ea a failure. Prof. Dannonbur~ and his corps of able and expert assis ants, bearing "The Champion," came on thoe ind in due tinie, anil at oneb proceeded to inflate the air-shsip, but owing to circumstanees over whifoh they had no control, the supply of gas was inndequate to the demand, and the balloon did not asuind. .Prof. D). desires to assure tho pub.. .lo that it failed thron~gh no fault of his, and begs to announce his inten tion to "t ry, trf again.'' Suicide. A fine bull dog belonging to agon ?leman in this County recently com-. thitted suicide by hanging. It was chained to a post. The morning be (ore its death it was d'iscovered hang ing over a fence by the chain and was found dead, baving wound the chain under and over, a box. Its hind logs were resting on the ground. Should this be proven an intentional suicide it will establish the faots that eveu dogs aro subject to attacks of emotional insanity, and will furnish another proof of Darwin's theory of evolution-that animals are coutin ually endcavoring to elevaie them' Selves. Another Strange Death. Another colored child about si yeais old died suddenly a few day ago in the Cuunty. Coroner Itufl held an inquest. it acem's that v colored wo-man was sick and employ ed the girl to take charge of hier in. fant. The girl on the cvning ierr red to was fauniing the sick womuan who fell asleep. W hen she awoke, the girl was found lying doad on the floor, Dr. Davis held a post mor tein ekamination and . decided that congestion of the brain must ha'Ve been the cause of death This is the third colored child who has recenctly "gone to that bourn< &." Notes from Ridreoway. The new Methodist )ihropa Church is rapidly approaching cor pletion. The Modoo Base Ball Club is prac (7'iing regularly. The uniform it quite showy. The club contain; some fine players. Crops, where they have beer prOpcrly worked are doing well. A soda fountain has beei put uj for thirsty Toniplars. Mr. Richardson is 'rganizing a nev colored Op era Troupe for a North ern tour. Ridgeway boasts of colored trip. lets, named respectively Shaadrach Me.,hack and Abednego. Wjth suel names they will donbtless )ccoe inured to the heat, and will prov< valuablo laborers in the cotton field during t'ho dog days. The Auditor has opened his book for the assessint of property. Brevities. An exchange says Yiat there ar three base bawlers in the local churci choir. One pitches the tune, anothe plays the short stop on the organ and the third sings' second bane. A North Carolina coutemporar conveys the astounding intelligenc that a lamb exploded in a hotel a Concord and came n'eair causing conflagration. Our contemporary wil please poet us as to whether the lam1 was the little one that Mary had, an whit it ato for shipper that causo this lamb-eatfbfl catastrophe. A loafer in town says he doesn' 'see why the poet was so much griev ''e bokse"there willibe oec vacan chair." .Wlienev'er he sees a vacani chair, it 1s balm to his weary soul and lhe goes for it instanter. A fellow in Brooklyn sends Treasi rern ~inner ten cents for the con science fund. That man's conscione is microscopic. .We are grieved to learn from th N~ew York Herald that trade is dul in Japani.. Around Town. The fence around Mit. Zion need pvtint oi- whitewashv. Jjemons are not to lielhad in towr for lo've or money. Dipthcria has attacked the kitten and the crdp of felines is diminish in~ 'flhe Conncil is calling out hands t work the streets. A slight shower yesterday. The young people had a ploasan dano~e at the college on Friday'night Digitherla is abating ig~town. The exercises of Mit. Zion will be gi on Mlondaj Maj. T. WV. Woodwaril has comi muenced operatioits on a brickuyard thus affording the Town Counoil ai opportunity of pi-octiring brick for th cisterns. Our sub-local'ifom us that '4 Chimpanzee interviewed a one-eye Darwfinian with a stick yesterday, an weeded, himi away like a ftower of th An effort is making to organize lodge of Cold Water Temnplars ameni the children in town. The Council have had a new easin pilt around theo town clock. Thb work was done by lbir. J. W. AMc Creight. W vhe6lbarrows are being used wit] success by the police in transportin inebriated individuals to the guar< house. Dedication of the A. R. Ohuroh. The dedication of this Church tool place on Sunday. The building we well filled by the members of thi Congregation and visitors. Rev. RL. A Ross, of Yorkville who had been irs vited to officiate, oommenced the cx croisos at',11 o'clock. After an open ing prayer, several Verses we sung from the 102nd Psalm. A see ond prayer was olThred ; thou the 8th chapter of I Kings, was read coutainling.Solumon's dedication of the Temple. The 1st version of the 67th was then sung ; after which the 8 oficiating minister delivered an im-k pressive iiormon of lifty ninutes from 1 kings iX. 3d verse. 110 said that this text Ahow:3 three t things : 1t.. It is a good thing to Iuild houses to the Lord, '2nd. God is pleascd with ruch offeringi 0'. When maede. ii good faith, God ate Cepts the riffrig aiid hallows tie house to his own use. The minister then showed tihe ncec:-Sity existing for churclhC9. 'le ideal of God is always proreiit in mnin; antd wic:kedl man is endkeavoring ever to get'rid of this idual anld sub. otitute actual represcItationsol Deity, in the foriis of bird1s, beasts, images &. A connteracting influentce is necena'rf and this is found in the Church. lie then showcd that the Church is a governinent, but a naoral government. Want of space pre eludes an extended report of the sormifon, which concluded with the announcement that the .promise of God to hallow Ihe house and to be in it a'warys, dependon the fidclity of his worshipers. The ininibter then . deplored in a few remarks the teu dency of churches to compromise important doctrines between them seolves, and of compromiing their principles iu obedience to the demands of the world. A prayer was then offered by the Rev. Mr. Todd, the'pastor in charge the 122n1d Psalm was sung and the benediction pronounced. The church is a very neat edifice, and can accommniotato a hrge n1umber comfortably. It stands on the lot just opposite the old Chureh, and is an ornament to the town. School'oclebraton. On Thursday, the closing exercises of Mr. J. T. Rutlodge's school in a Township No. 6, took place. It was attended by quito a number of ladies and gentlemen from the neighbior hood and from Ridgeway. The cx.. amination of classes consumed con siderablo time, as the ex.minrtion was thorough. Dr. Quattlebaum and Messrs. II. Heins and S. K'2nnedy were the examining eommni'ttoe, The scholars acquitted thenisolds quite 'creditably. We were well pleased with the proficiency of Miss MTcdora Sligh and Masters IHenry and James Duke in mathematics. The cxcrcises concluded with declaniation and tho reading of original campositions b y the scho!rs. James Duke, in the extract from Campbell oil Kosciusko, SDefence," and James iley in a '"Sketch of Patrick Uenry," were per haps the best in this portion of the exercises. Many of the pupils, although tl. 'y had their pieces well memorized, spoke in tones too low to be heard by the audience. This is a fault com mon to most pupils, and should be g uaruied against. We wore entertain ed by a comic dialogec sustained in turn by Maters T1. 0. Cloud, James Bailey, HI. L. Duke and IH. T. GladI a den. After the exercisen had clesel, Mr. Rutledge in a hiands',me little ad. dross b~ade farewell to his patrons and a pupils. .Mr. F. M. L. Dukq then introdtie 0 ed R. M~eans DavIs, Esq , arnd Col. Baylis E. 1siklin, respectively, who addressed the audience upon the in t portance of education and the dutics -generally of prceptors, pupils and parenis. -The company wore then dismissed to partake of a bountiful pic-nic -spread beneath the troee. Nelssrs. s E.IKennedy, Wooten, lnailey, lirown i and Cooper, wore tihe' committee <n a refreshments. A fter dinner the par ty dispersed., We are plc ased to find Sthe people of this township so inter ested in the cause of education, as ignorance is a fatal bar to ourprs perity. Wo tender thanks to our friends for their hospitality and kind. ness. Dead. We are informed thiit Capt. Homer 12. McGowan, brother of Gen. McG ow an, and forfour years,Slicitor of thii 7th ircit, iedat Cesa's e:"d on Monday mnorning last. We are infor mned that he hadl been suffering with Sconsumpt ion for some time, of which disease ho died.~-Pickens &ninl Dedb~ition, Bhill Arp dedicates his now book to "the unarmn'd, unleg'd, un penshinned, Sunwept, unhonor'd and unsung soljiors of the Confedrit States so called. 3 'Their unafckted, uncomplainin pa tionce in po ioe,. so called, is equaled only by their untarnished and unter ryfido valor in war." - Sporting men speak of the Shah as 3 a diamond flubk We have j'jt receive- itilellipnice f the death of Nr . Aevy Snipes, onIonly known as ' Old Gj.Injo her Suipes. ,he dicd ilbout a month go at the residence of her soin inl law 4odd Alfordl, in.Ilcait county, (cor in. Mrs. Snuiipcs was tho mother of ilio child ren, the trand.other of inety, and the great grainmother of wtweel six und ,eveii hundt(d-be. ng at t1h time of her dea hi, from the lubt inlforuation that cal lie h1ad, in ho lo h year of her nyge. She was .o1n in JohiAson counzty, N. U.-Abi. 1(<rson Coil. Geaeral I' Ito son, t' fh-iSodel pi., VII' tIiItIeen cot n ill atd em .1%3 i,vtr' four thou :11..; opera'ivt:v O)ITI UA I Y. Dit:n, .luly 2!00h, nit it u -.1011N 1l"NRYi, intlinil von of, W. L. :qlI.1 1;. 11. ;ureveti, O nd imollii :1, 7d Lt .i) .A. ca c. Lo tho Board of Cou:lty Commis dionors. I respeel fully. 1e uet inf1orma%:,n Vblelher physician a114 akllowVtd by) laIw 14 give orders for liqpurs lfor mile lie:11 pur po1o. :-'S on houses that are lo li.nIlsl i lo ell iliors. when there is a it e Ii e 1i4. ,;, 100l keeping the 4 -- t hr:lJS (If ignlor.< always. Onl hand'. Canl till ifen1st.-I 4I' es fill thIk orlers willout i~frinitig, ig tie law f Ir so, it. is I I nI1-1I it.; F Way' nionIey to pui-uihue a lo-ense. Plese irnisl ine with this informat ion. aug '5..xlt W 1A .d. 18. Wiinsboro Lodge, No. 11, A. F. M. Th re 'a o iby c"'111 .a o of this lodtge will 1'o hel.1 inl AN1..nlic (illo 'I bmud-ly 'Lrettiiln Ie: I. 7th instant, nt 1 '44clck, By (rdeir of the W. If. JOlhN 12. 801'l El, nIg 5.. t re I 1.a'y1 . C(I-. T' Y (001\ M : 1 'NE:-i, (e.a IY. F~unrnCot -NrY, A ug!., :21t 187-3 N I L (ive retv " of I the 1'0:. 1 in 'irfill i 1 Cm fi are oterei-by oh-red t um.. non i. and of th iPe--etv is viets; to woVk enl tile roads a( least two lIav r--r, the 15t di Jay of Sepleber I87:8, ani in default thiercof sI'iil overst-ers bvii toe i.bI to a ,t ri, acct''iziability. BY -rr of (lie Board. WV. D. P E.\10P, n ug 5-.! l Crk. 11200T AND SHOE Sqaru. aE t c>r y. II A V I NG proci i-ed t he very bes -lechies in thecotry M eellie inr rated inll ig a can fiurniIhz& as Luii l'.i0T'l or is any Izli Shop in fhe SF.. . All work wrat'i itld to give sn lisfactOio. My Shop is nxdoor to 1. Gerig's Sa-iilery nar 19 5. 31. GIll RT. Tiis unriivnllred routher li'hi medyiL.l is w-Ufnted niot. I' conini oua .single pa-iticle or .\leuy, or' aniy injnriousa ihieral sub - staince, but is PURELY VEG ETA MLE, contflniinig thtose i-outher n Ioots and llerbs whtich an all-w i'e I'rovidlenice hias pilnoed int counztriies whero 1L.ver' Jiseastes mnost ptrcvail . it wdil cure- all Di .iacs causied by Deraiingent~ii of lhe LA ier. Th'le Iyinpioims of l~iver Compillaint. are a bitter otr hdl Ins:e ini 'he mouith -Patin ini I he lIack, Shles ori .1 oin.t , unri mist aken for liheu matismi: S:it S-oac : I ,OSs of A ppetito ;Ihlwels iltenutely' cot ive and lax ; lienilachei; In of mem'iiory', withi a loiuiiful i'n'tion oif haimieiL faijiil io 410 ':mii n g wh- ich oii'~iht to hav beenict donte; De.liilily, l~ow Spirils, ai lhick yellow op. peran'tco of lthe oni nini I*-es. -ath (Ceiish ofte: ituis inken fo C.'tonistipinri. iarolis imany of' Ii: ''s sympijt oms att emi he dl;'a-i,, atI othecrs very few ;bit thei II i-, thei, a~rgest organli inth body 10(), isi gentetnl 013'he sieat ci't*Ihe dl'ilSenond it' inot H tngulat ed in limn, gr-o:t urin 'ig, wvretch,. dnlle-s and le-athI wIll ensue. Thi" Grieau Unfaliline'v Specitic will niol be fontid the Ileasit t;~ yh..4 iin JFor D~yspep' in, 'uonsripa1tin, Jnutn 'ice, Billioniis ni incks. FNekt Heaahe, ('oli. Srssin of Ypiriits, Surt-Iioah, lI.i'r ir,&c., &c., 0J1303'8 Ll i'll fh iIiI Olt G 1 ilM DI. 31edic no in ir he Worail 1 Ma tn ufacturedc onily by Mancon, (Ga., and Ph'ilaudelph ia. Pmilee. $1.00. 5Sahl by all lDruggidts. jane 2'5 I 1lEilPU7l ii'ifyv the fsax-pa ,ers~ of Fair. hieldl 1oriitiy i i-t I shaill be at. myi oiona I romi 8 o'cha-ek A. .al., i'o '. o'clock I'. .31., 'oim the 1l1 t t.ily to Auigust 20i h, I1873, o r-eceivye re 4ne- f 4omci n- mi a ill no"rrmins pr'ope . y ior ii :n ii-in of 1 873. A lso till in1xale 1.0:8 me4 eire-iiil lo imake tots in umblyi4'u, npp'rove-i 2i0ith Fruariiiy, 1873, to eniforce.( the peY'ient of h liii' WI1ax and' ii indefaut or ihe palni3'el of' thi. tax rhuall. ho .'iub.:ec. In a peii-,lIby of doiible flit amount ii of t heir 1p.11 lax n i r-equir-ed tio woik upon oho h ieighwaiy or ron. 4. TIho noi of ;the General Assembl~y pro";ides for I lie enses''ment of lil E-s'aie, and' 1o cor rect s' ae oi< '1- otf Iho A intitor.?4 oflic3 of er'ors, if ainy exist, au-I to fur-ini. a careO rul andI coii eclt i- ir of all taxable prop. mriy in Fairtlibl Couiy , Th'ei law --in requhi ies the Couty A udi tor to atse X all par ts whlo fail to mako la returnt' of I heir irnl or personaiil property wvh biin the lime nhove notedl. wilth a pennl. Ly of 50 per cent, on biotht. The law in this particular will he rigidly enfor'cd, and all returns will lie receivedl and assessm-enis nadeintaccord--ane with law af, the Audi. or's oflice in Winiusboro, 8. .. JOEL COPES, July 1.toxO A. F. C ('OUNTY CONLM[ISSIONE-WR', 0'lP, WIVNSvoto, S. C., Aug., 2nd, 1W73. R i111 annunl meIeting. of ithe l'oard of . County Commir iollers for Fait field Cutily will take place on tie first Tuis tiy of Septemiher 1,%7:. All pernis having elluims ngainetl the ('omny will present them on or lefore the 1st day of Seplt-n, Ier, and inl delanl: thivreof id accoint-s will not be audited at soid annual WV . 11 EA KlI, at- 5-4.1 z Clerk Board C. C. A FlIiSAi SUPPLY. M 'll ill .ix -' it * in- . I-.a!rly i liiv-, 01nieb Globe, Ilied Top, ob14in I:l, I.-ling V4in i v< 1 II-l Yeilow A berdeen. MYl Ca 1 1le 1, -] ellr wil not fai0 :ill 4al su.pply thln elves witl this D. TiniliR.C1.o r l.n' 'I . 'il'dB(alle(Id 0to ' , l,' 1 Ibay. COLUMBIA HOTEL, coA 1 , S. c. TIllI: pro *prietor of' Ihis well. kn w 't ihl- Iilel Wbi1 ntl.. vpecfull insttu ig nany -friendso a.tII I he tra.,velin~g pubtfli' genlerlly,1jI ih l h10 has t:i day reduceed his rates f b1-o-1iidi rmi : I per Jay mo S3 per day, 1id at Ith sa l e litmte pledig.'s ii iiisil to pare no painsmm in, the0 tmtltitaagIn el of the hotse I t eastain is r tion: as at i rFt einis lle0 ill eve epecV. M. 0 i\ MA N. I I l--2w 'rTriel or. STOCK OF CLO TiINg, 0 T0C 0111% 'l IIISTlA N D) N11 )argo saips, i.4 FtillI .s ihliciently L.\ !G : and V.\ I ED l)I len-:e the nio4 fitasiidious. WIo have a titno a;. -ortlienvt Of iIack] Alpeafl Sacks, Stripv. Molhni'ir Snei.q, Wh!ite anld Uirni J1,n '.1 W! :1114it Faiy Marseilles Vct*(q, with va riolu. grades of FANCY CASsD3IE1lES, in1 ITs 'which are ol'ered at tempting pices for C .32 SEi| u e FIeveal styles of lloys Snits are otlercl N. 1>. Let.every one retionIher that we are prepre to I have any t; lyle of sihirt. nudeto oler, atn a perfect It guaranteed. WOODWAR) & LAW. junc 7 Livery and Salc zd STABLE. A. F. G 0 0D I N G, I'OIm'P WET OR. I N ~El. eon'?tanlly ott hatBI exten fI'ne .Ketnmlmk y lorteat and .\lules. l'atrtie i wtant of goodt iehku will dati well to givbe mu'.n call. 1mn conaneelin with miry I. ivery ft able, I have i'openedci a I 'arrintge, linggy an it Wa" tn ha cttory. All work nently'1'XCCI excetuu adl wvarranted.i Gjive t-o a call. janl 18 a - 8/t* ""at urd~i ~O WE S PRICI . ed fbrPrceJ Lt&at.i I .IHA L L& CO, ' I. anu/befurrs & J)ee.A Z& 8,70 Afarhet ?trep. * Thimis tCnt, enteredi necoriu'lgii to Aizr of C'ongreia, i'm te year ik:. by I ii. l.r,r&Co., ini ii-e .1he o f the Libhrarian of ('omngress, at Wiaishinigton, I wvill alltend ihan follouwnmig Praeinlu. for 1. fueo purpose oif r~r ivili g rinrmi for liae ye ar i87';. J'< -imr vi lle,. 21st atnd 22.. of .July, J)olko, 2?ia h at 'I 20i h of July,. Rti'lger ny, "I)e ad Sirl t .f July. Yngneiairvathi, ist A-.ig at.. ihliob -li -a. Anyngo. .\innmi ie'af, lh of 0 Aiguast. A Iton 'n hi. TheI AtoIi t'rs ollice wrill i' opi'ned datiily Lutil thme 2tih of' A gst. 80 J II I 0O01' , i 'iWO 0boarrels Keroseno OIl. The purity to - I whichl is guoatanteed. mar I U. OI. I)RSPORT Er & CO. rphillRI'E andI fivo Gallon' JTira. Ca1l I early. U 0. DESPORtTIm & CO, jan 1) BEATY & R Are now receiving anal hI.ve in siore, moug other arlicles in their linc. 700 bushelk prinme Cor:a, 300 Bushels fresh grounid ani boledi lent airdhemny -100 Saccks Granite 'Mills Flour,fra roni tile mill, all i rn ler, 1.",000 ('lons Molisses, assorl(,d kinds, 110,000 pounds lry Salt -an.1 Hincon C. It. 2 hhlls. Dry Salt fShouldlers. I lot fine Sugar Cured Ham., I Car lend fine Timuthy Ilny. All oi i ihlii will be no LO W F OI OASI-I mch 22 R RIVALS. jll1. ailenil ofthe IndicS i4 called to 0111 While Onoll. Dep1r ileni. whicb asg been lar1gely inl( -r .,4-11 1,.-- ill art of n l.A 1W I' T(n l. Ph ul n Stripe.-I Viel ria Lawis, While. 11, l lne -111l 4 Green T11arlns, Phin an.] 1 elle wisPique Ti S1-lings JFilk ie &c. . ni en p no ournlsnla ii n -OF - ~ QUA ritishN and List '.l'ired i air16se Pre~ keep awy hnd a fullan nd iltul annlehe asacion btha Dne B. la Flefo Nwik en." Crus ed ,Ex A andDmaaS ugr POOhe Ili CandiJv Ce, R 2w lbse. coutCdy D.s . 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Mrs. 4o 1,4'.1 .1-are I Ii pa , 11ying oI pleaseil 111 all ho ay favor her wnh it 'C11 u ili h iy G l N tion, aol IIney Goods deparvinent, I will have a1 f o tee, 40Furilit0 ! Firni3itre !c! A larg~e lot of lheleads;, Ma.t rest;es, khn(, lie all'C omu.i , A ull Elin o Gr n a r Iii Olie n apriil 3 .1. S.13 . . JUST RECE"AlVED0 -AN D OFFEIlNU LOW FOR CASH! C 1 MV ens, Pto e ia", P ^en ! a . 10o1d of [loll ell .\eni, 100 Sacks Family Floulr, Stiga,:r, Col1*ee(, Rlice, lilms of* th1 fii -I grade,. Also at fine -.,;oirtment of WineCs anid bignoral, conSiSting" inl part of Port, slierk, 1 U h1. at n'Oldl e 01 Cavbiner, I bb. c Ii ke(r' I 1 ei reyo, I Case o Kenllo tuy, Ungn1let Whiskey, Which cannot be excelled in gnali- y P ae M in Ale, (luph erliaker nn ld h ry firndim,, nnd oter Liq os l fte vry li, grade 3 ~. (. . .OLT3& O .VDa Mc~iIoa rlg.ol jaly 311 1 ti l le ilaetly placd oniow1-, gor ctherbls ablouted iem Ch .alooletnd. wue offer arie rang