The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, December 06, 1883, Image 2
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?IB8CR1PTIOX, $2 PKKTKAU, Qt ApjUNCE.
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' CAMDEN, S. C., 1>KC. 6. 1883.
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,THB UBEAT FABCR IN COLUMBIA.
jr the great and wise framors of our
oonatitutlon could ^ake up from .tbelr
graves and oould look to day at what
transpiring in Columbia, we lipaglhe
that they vrould drop a,tea.r over declar
0 atlon In Independence, and weep nt our
'den gene racy a? a liberty loving people.
This great and fair land arresting her
Innocent oltfeons, packing her Juries,
?pitting upon all law and decency, nud
making justice veil her fkee In slintne.
It the groat jfoiindtrs of this country
oould have stood in Columbia Inst week
and seen how every vestige of right itud
law ' was subrogated to the prejudices
and passions of the ylfc men who threw
out their venom like water In p mighty
storm, they could ludoed be pardoned
aiid pitted It they asked to return again ,
.to the shadows Of death.
Ignorance there superceded intellect;
vice played high revel $vor virtue, and
the long paat doing* of tho star, chamber
cam? up In glittering colors It w^ia a
sight seldom If ever before witnessed lu
our courts, aud oue which heaven forbid
Shall again occur. These things should
make us draw closer nnd Wanner to those
'who have been dragged to this mockery
of n trial, and overy throb and beat of
our heart should be with them In this
tbelr trying hour. Tho great soul of our
people should turu out ut such exhibi
tions of ruthless wjrougp, ami we, ub we
look on at the scenes now being euactcd
inour capital, should move every jjejrvo
and feeling of our. natuta tq wipe away
the drend.fu! counterfeit pf justice and
tpockory of
THE UOYEKNOIt'S MESSAGE.
Id his message to the Legislature, Gov.
Thompson states that lust year the debt
of tbe'btale vrnft 10,571,8*25; On ring the
year a lew bonds ivere issued under
special nets and the Sluklpg fund com
mission cancellod $41, 000 of bonds, leav
ing the debt at this time |8,5&1 ,2$0-a
net reduction of about $40, 00Q. The
State securities' aro id 1 above par all pay
Jug. II per eety. ; thero Is no floating debt
and all claims aro met promptly.
$348,000 Will be needed to run thegov
ermnmit during the coming .'year, and
the Interest on the public debt will bp
$381,000. AVltli tho phosphate! royalty
dim) surplus, a 4 mill tax will besufHclent.
He suggests an additional tax levy for
one year or a smaller addition for several
years to give the State n surplus from
fjteb semi-annual collection to moet the
< smsuing interest payments. At present
ea(cfy payment has to be met from coWec
Uone made after It Is due and the banks
lisvo to be depended on to carry tho
treasury oyer tho interval.'
The tax returns for le^a show $145,
432,292 lp property, $87,000,000 of which
is realestate, $48,000,000 personal prop
erty and $15,000,000 rid 1 road property,
the incrciise ovep the preceding -year
being ovor five millions. Ue estimates
that two million acres of land in the
State escape taxation altogether, 40,000
aores being in Richland alone,
Tho Governor recommends that tjie
system of assessment and taxation be
simplijBod and improved^ and ' suggests
a commlsslpn tpponslder the subJcct.
74,157 white and 08,039 colored pupils
wpre carolled in the public schools dijr.
lug the year, pop cent, of tho white
and 55 per pent, of the colored Children
being In attendance on those schools.
.The average lofigth of sesajup was 4
ppnMis, the teachers employed 3,491
(2,405 white and 1,829 colored) and the
schools iu operation 8,20u, an Incrcaso of
80.
The school debt which was ?210,000 In
1877 is All paid, and tho message recom
mends loca^ taxation for the support of
ibe pchools tp help put the plC8UUt pOjl
1 tax and two mill levy. ' " r r [
P0 studepte have graduated from the
colored university at Qrungoburg since
3870, besides many who took a ' partial
eourw. Thero wero 424 enrolled stu
dent* last year. ? r ' 1
155 cadets, 68 of whom wero State ca
f tots, werMPW>llpd In tho Citadel Acad
emy last year,
'A<h? Vf>llcgo has 180 studonts.
The Governor rcconnneudH an appropri
ation 'for each. f ?
$22,500 Is askbd for tho support of tho
institution for the deaf, dumb uiid blind.
. The lunatic asylum contains 603 pa
tients, m colored and 852 Only
88 are pay patients. The autfkl increase
" in 50 to 00.) The patients <>e?t tho
Wfo It year apiece. The Governor
retjulHug each county to support
**
806 convicts In the pohftf#!
tjity, an incre^Bp of 72 over last year.
Onljr 55 are white. l'ho Institution pgys
JJ revenue to the Btnteof $12,500, '':T
fe. $27,000 and the labor of 225 hands Is
apked tor the Columbia canil this yonr.
mmg* 0,1
/ 60 Immigrants worp brought Into the
1^5Jirth* of A#*,0Utture
There are 72 oompanioe of State troops
asaaaetfy
? -? perfected a
?*b}e modification of the micro
to which tl|0 injme of gnitroscopo
rtn given. It U to be Used tor
Into the Interior of the human
A lioonslste of a tube about 20
Laa ? long and half an Inch thick, bent
ft an angle of 150 degrees at about one
fqurth of Its leugth tVpm the lower end.
At Its lower extremity Is an fnc<uid<t*cont
pjeoti lo lamp tor lighting yp) the stbm
feh, and a micrescopo objective. Prisms
fd to reflect tho Image -hearing
glit along tho tube and past
' i eyo-plcco. Provision Is
ulNtlon of wator about the
t Inconvenient heating,
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DiflpiVVTlPT^ll
*Vt Cot bin
FoHuk 1
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T. HAT, Aftai.
"saleT
I offer far sale a traot of 003 acre* of Uad
one buJ ? bftlf mile* from Caoiden. Cao be
purobatad at ? Reasonable price.
Apply ?o P. P. BEARD.
*f Real Estate Agent.
T^TGW Crop Raieiai, Pig*, Corrupt*, Oil.
i.1 ton. Dates, Almond*, WiIduH, But
ler Nate, Pecnp Nate, Ae? &o., for ?*!? by
d? 0 T D. O. KIKKLEY.
~ 1884. ~
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Address HARPER A BROTHERS,
y,-, Now York.
|^NTIRELY FRESH 8T0C|? .
OP
Family and Fancy groceries
JU8T OPENED AT
THE "LITTLE STORE,"
?INCLUDING
Sugar*,
- Coffees,
Teas, ????
[/;' ' Lard,
' Butter.
flour,
.? . Ovist,
Meal,
Mackerel, (new crop)
' ! .. Soaps,
. CllCOHO,
Royal Baking Powdor,
"Jellies,
r- : '? Sardines,
Salmon,
Tomatoes,
,Cv rn, *(
Pouches,
Pineapples,
Potted Ham,
Buokets,
^ llroems,
" .v^Ulaoking,
All Grades Chewing Tobacoo,
I Best doioking Tobacco,
CigfttB, Matoles,
' Con. Lye.
Apples,
Lemons,
Cabbages,
?#(?' Potatoes
Wc will be prepared to paroh and grind
ooffee fresh ov?rv day, aflor the 15ih of
Sept. This will be a great convenience to
housekeepers.
Goods delivered promptly to any part of
town, free of oharge.
A share of your patronoga is asked for,
P. P BEAB1). Prop.
WILEY SHEORN In oharge
NOBBY AND N1CEI
L~ 1
Flrst-Clws
BAR ANb RESTAURANT.
DELMONICO!
r " unu-J
LHIONIGO!
Tlio nitonljon of the readers of Tim <U?
bittn Is rospeotfully oatled (o the faot thai,
with the beginning of a new business season,
we )mvo made great ImprovomontH to (he
only
FIRST-CLASS BAR
In Com don, Itfctlng added largely to our
?to<* of ?: '
" LIQUORS, TOBACCOS ANB CIGARS,
Wo are prepared to supply the Wants of nil,
from i single drink to * pint, ft ?jwart or ft
gallon of good old liquor. Qlve os * oall.
We wish It distinctly understood that ot?r
WI11TK RYE WIIIPKKV Is the genuine
Pennsylvania White Rye, fend that wetdo
not m\I corn whiskey, mixed with rye whis
key, fend call It ".White Rye .*!
IV'Dilnks rotfted by exports.
The pntronsge of the publlo la cordially
spoiled.
Eosendorl 6 Oo.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The ne\r Iron bridge ovor WaWree Rlter
Is now open ftnd under the m?nftgemont of
Mt. Alex. A. McDowell keep?r. The road#
fend Approaches -to the bridge ere In good
order so that the rlter n*n be eroeted it
?nystnge of the water. The following are
tbe ratee of toll :
A horse wagon, . 70
ft " M M\
4 '? " ftOl
8 " " 40
ft ? ?? / 2ft
t " v" 1ft
1 eart 16
4 horse oarr!ege AO
8 <? ?? 40
3 " ?? 2ft
1 <* *? 1ft
1 man on horse or other animal 10
1 fool piissengor , .ft
J led bene or mulo ft
cow or other driven Animal ft
? tor further information ftpply lo .
pE Y '? : . H. a, 0Af\RisoN, y
Noy, lft-l*?.
In
Clotliing, Hats,
Boots and Shoes,
I nra prepared to compote with tbe quality
and prices of those who claim to be the
only Clothing and Shoe dealors ia Camden.
#
In
Groceries, Crockeryware,
Hardware, Harness, &c.,
I challenge competition.
va-it would be well for purchasers to
call u nd examine my oxtensivo and varied
Mock before buying.
don't pretend to make a BLOW,
but I atu prepared to ofier inducements to
purchasers.
B, Jfl. SMITH,
UJ-J .SB.
at Oomes?
Why n yw ted fresh arrivals of good*
every week at the store of
r' '
B. M. Smith.
^
The undersigned begt respectful! y (o call
thetUtntlon of the read ere of Tub Oazrttb
to the exoellent etfok of gooodp now in
store and constantly arriving.
?" ' t . .
Ladies Dress Goods
l offer special bargains ;!hnving as nice ?
line as cau be found in Oamden.
The -"Georgia Major."
Never in War;
Always in Peapo ;
And auxious to ha
In the mouth* of hie country inou.
The best oc oignr on the nmrkct.
1 For pale by D. C. KIRKLEY.
Notice to Debtors.
I am now In Coinden And dexlro to havo
nil ttucounls duo ine eloped. Pornon* Indebted
to mo muutcoino uud arrange Mielr iu?i (tots.
Nov I W. II. HU1MON
DARK BEOWH
Deposits on jh? teeth <>nc} near the edges of
the gums are removod with a few npj-licA
.tions of WOOD'S ODONflNK/ It sweetens
the breath; hardens me gums, ami withal
contains nothing ??vbioh can by auy means
liijure the eaainel. Try a box. 8old by
Druggists. W. C. FISIJER, '
Wholesale Agent,
Aug. 16. Columbia, 8. C. ^
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.,
All those lots, and buildings thereon,
known as iho Leo ancl Wessonger lota, ly
ing between York and King St. It will bo
sold as a whole or in building lots. To re
sponsible parties easy terms will bo offered;
Apply to 0. BELL.
Nov 1? llja
W CLYBURN.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENT.
Reprepentlng the following well known
Fire Insurance Companies, is prepared to
writo'polioies upon Dwellings, stores, Mer
chandise, Mills, Cotton Qina, &o., at cur
rent raits;
JIOMK of Now York,
GEORGIA HOME,
COMMERCIAL UNION, of London,
STANDARD FIRE OFFICE, of London.
ROCHESTER GERMAN, of Now York.
tWThe patronage of my friondli and the
publlo genorally is solicited.
W. CLYBURN.
Save Your Feed
.i by using ?
Sinclair's Food Cutters.
1 m FEED COTTER iB the Mariet.
. :^r_
We h?To jurtt received an invoioe of these
celebrated and pojfrilnr Feed Cutlers, whloh
we offer at reasonable prices,
? ; D.W.JORDAN at CO.
- . > ? .
Agricultural I m p lom onts.
C-ftll at W; A. Aneirum ftCo'ti. and ?ee their
Horlmont df Agricultural Implbnionta ?
lleapora, Mowers, Belf-blndin llenpors,
llorrowg, Plow* eto.
To The Front
WITH A
Bran New Stock.
tUvlnir opened bunincas at (before Into
ly oooapied by W. a. Ahorum A Co., and
havlng.ptirchaited an
ENTIRELY FRESH STOCK
OP
Plantation Suppllea,
Family Grocerie8, Ac.,
Ibag mpeotfuil* lo aak the patfouage of
toy I'rlnndH and tue purchasing publlo getf
?fjr*plesae call and examine my atook.
John Doby*
Not. 15.
Corn! Corn!!
Beat CORN silling at #0 cent# par huahel
?I W. A ANOltUM A OO'fi.
liwCHOP MOLASSES.
New Orloana Fanoy and Medium gradea.
For aale by W. I. ARTHUR. A DKO.
81b Cans of Tomatoes 16 oontp, 2Canti for
25 eente at W. A. ANORtJM A CO'8.
tlOMON'M OOtTON AMI) COflM i i.u
xv TII.I/.Ktt.
itOIWON'BCOM POIIN1) AOII) PHORPHATK
Thodo Krtulea ere rloh ennentima. oonatitu^
ting rtniUolaaa nrtlcloa. CAreftilly propnnul
from beat materiel*. Our Ion* experience
In the trade, togotNor vrlih Pro f. fchophrd'H
analyale. ore guuranteea tlmt they are adept
?a to the want* of eonatimer*.
For anlont market rntea tor Ooah. time or
ootton, J. N. ItOfWON A H ON , 08 aat B.%/
? 7JLA vohin'o Entraeta, Jellies, Pleklss,
Bauom, Spioes and fine Oonfeetlonnry.
For sale by 1>. 0. kikki.ky.
SETK GREEN.
.
WJifit Tho Great Fish Culturlst Sojrs.
Last winter I went to Florida and while
thoro contracted Malutia in a vory severe
form. When I returned koine I wont to bed
and ltiuti nc.l there until spring. My
symptoms were terrible. I had (lull, acb
ing pains in my head, limbs and around my
b*ck. My appetite was wholly gono, and
I felt alack of .energy kucIi as I had often
heard described but bad never experienced.
Any one who has erct had a severe attack
of Maiarta can appreciate my condition. As
I faded to g*'.t any hotter 1 determined to
try a remedy mode by n gentleman in whom
1 bad the greatest confidence. I am happy
to say It effected permanent relief and that
I am well to-day through the influence of
Warner's Safe Cure. After such an expe
rience I can laobt heartily reeommvnd it to
all. eutferers.
Kstublished 186*1. t ail ttnusou, 1 bbiJ
Mct*av? li/un <?? Co.
King & Hasel Sts., - - CiiABt^TON, 8. C.
140 Church St., - - - Nbw Yobk City
>
Wo bog rcspeotfully lo announce to tit?
people of Kershaw county the arriv?) of our
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
?F j:; v-Vf
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
Not in many years have we placed $uoh
an inmienxo assortment before tbo public.
Every department ? WHOLESALE an?' RE
TAIL? has been-?locked with new and <lo
sirablo goodn, unci wo guarantee our prices
to bo as low rb offered by any firm in the
Southern States." j.'"*:' ' ^ ^
Domestio Goods direct from the Factories.
Woolen (jdods Irom the Great Auotion 8ales.
Bilk and Dress Goods in endless variety.
Wo are at present doing tho largest and
most successful , 1 .$??<$. 4
Carpet anil Window Shade
Business In th6 8&to. Good Brussels Car
'petsTOo per yard.
-F
Mall orders receive prompt atteution at
the rullug prloea of the day.
| If you do not knovy us already it will be
I to your advantago to make our ocqualn
I tanoe. Wo grant your trade.
McLOY, RICE & CO.
Soft! 13-88, 4m.
$5,000 Benefit Paid In Full.
Camden, S. C., Sept. 20th, 1883.
Dr C. D. HICK, General Agent Mutual
lieservc Fund Life Association :
Dkau 8m. ? It privea ine pleasure to
Btftte tlint V. B. Jordan, deceased, whs
insured In tlio Mutual Heservo Fund
Life Association tor $5,000, nnd that the
claim was promptly paid In full. The
AfiftOl'iut Ion is a ^ihkI one, IIIUl 1 t'llCOr
fully recommend It to those who con
template insuring their Uvea, as entitled
to the conlldonc.e of the people.
Kcspoctfully, '
II. U. CARltlSON.
,> V
Attention
IS INVITED TO MV STOCK OP
Family and ,F%ncy ^ Groceries
And other desirable goods, wldoh I am < de
termined to boU at
Lowest Possible Prices!!
A nhare of public patronage is reupeot
fidly Holioited.
Goods delivered fr?? ofelmrgeln nny part
of town.
Juno 28. D. O. Kirkley,
? l| >1 .
Oow PeMs Wanted,
1,000 Bushels of COW I'KAS wanted by
W. A ANCltUiM * CO.
WEBSTER'S
ffl&SlBm
DWordu,
ad a Now
nun.
In# Office,
lo Bohooln.
ier porion.
THE"f^
(4* ? Standard Authority >
rtjCourt. /Hooornmcndoi
t?f Hchoold h, HO Htntoa.
'AKMLY IICDORS]
?nch hi*), kuUiorlttei
J*. Mnnr/do. $. 0. Colloi
Oo?. A< 1
H<>nAtfirrt
? Hnnntor ?j
TO THE PUBLIC.
Lbt'Kto Mil tho attention of the buying
publ'e to my stock oj
Groceries,
Canned Goods,
Confectioneries,
Tobacco & Cigars,
which I urn prepared to Mil at price* lu ooui *
pviltion with any house In Caindeu. r
Mr. John II. Dye and Mr. Jnmeii U. De
Louche are wltli me. add they will be pleated
to have their friends caltunon them.
have also opened ? New Market at the
little brick building formerly used by Mr.
Smith as a cotton oOlce, where may bo con
stantly found
FRESH BEEF, I
FRESH PORK,
N FRESH MUTTON
FRESH SAUSSAOE,
CHICKENS.
TUKKEYS,
ml mk bvtYeu, - *
EGOS. ETC.
0?.The i^vt ronngo of tho public Is sollolted
G- S. HIGGINS.
? A Reliaic Dow to Deal Will.
W. If. Welob. Lanifef Eason.
WELCH & EASON,
- ? Denlers In ?
Choice Family und Plantation Groceries,
WINKS,
? LIQUORS,
SEGA US.
AND TOBACCO.
127, 129 Meeting nml Sonlh-west corner
Mnrkcl Streets, CHARLESTON, 8 C.
Send t'nr price list. No ch?rpe f->r I)ray>
ngo or Packing. Oct. 25. -8u>.
CRACKERS! CRACKERS!
Wo hnvo on limn I al all ?im08. ami urc
ojuntantly receiving FIU'811 CHACKKfU*
of all kinds. \V. A Anckum <& to.
8c'22tf . "
: -v
I)R, FRANCIS I,. iEMP
Invites attention to bU largo nBsorlnienl
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
PAINTS, ' ! "
OILS, '
VARNISHES.
WINDOW GLASS & PUTTY,
DYE WOODS AND BYE STUFFS,
.. ceimxbys,
P 'W&v? wcks,
Ei'L
A full and complete assortment of
GLASfeWAttB,* ?
STATIONARY, *
TOILBT ARTICLES,
, SPONGES. *
Vtj'i ' *1N? PERFUMERY aud
SOAPS.
Drunhea of ihe beat makes.
(SPSPrescriptinns ami Family Reoipe*
oarotully oompoundocl at ull hours.
UENUINkVaC.IIMILB? Prominent Let
lpr4, A IX white On* black ground.
IiEM good* which yield Ihoin-a LARflBR
PUOFlT* Riono are g?nnlne> without tho
t W 8 A F E .
II. II. WAftNRll A. CO.. H ( -< ). rAtor N.Y.
J.BLAKE STEEDMAN,
REPRESENTING
KNOOP, FREERICH & 00.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Issues Exohnngo on CharlMtoq. Buys
Cotton nt highest cash prices.
OtgrOflico nt D. W. Jordan & Oo.'s.
Clias . C. Leslie *
Wholesale nnd Retail DVnlor lu
Fisti, Me, Lobsters. Tnrlles, Terrapins,
Oysters, tfco.
HUtll* Num. 1 fln?l 2 Klsh Market,
OHARLKBTON.B. O.
pOloe, i Market Kw, oast of KnSt Bay.
4ST-AU orders promptly Attended to. .
ftggg OAftH OK CITY ACOKPTANOE.
1 GRAND SPRING OPElASI?
Of
. FINEST CLOTHING
'V-'''- AT
<cai ^rr?ir * a Tsaruac
Cheapest Clothing house in the ell jr.
tfcgrA toll line of GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS nhvu v? on hnnd.
jpfi^-t'felebiAtOd "Manhattan" shfrfi? A
durable fthd we'l nmdo gftrmerit-? Is a com
fort lu thu vtfiArei. To lio hnd Ikt
8. BLANK, Populo r Clothier,
240 Kln? Htreet, Cif armeston, 8. 0.
No More Illegible Writing.
Wh.tr Because R ENltNGTON'S TYPE
WRITER enables ercry man to
WRITE LIKE PRINT.
For circulars and specimens rtf type wru
ng, ftddi??s j. i>. Then holm,
81 Broad St . Charleston, H. C.
Oele Agent for South Carolina.
Aug "2-lirn',
Plantation to Rent.
The undersigned oflers for rent for the
year 1884, the l)rak?ford plnntntlon, 16
mites above Camden. containing 1. 1<H) ncret,
about fiOO in dultivAtlon. Tel-ms satufwcloi y,
Will lease for a number ofyeart, If desired.
Apply to W. CliYBUMN, Jn,,
Nov l ?l C'ftmdcn.
R. M. KENNEDY has a
very large and complete as
sortment of DH Y GOODS for
the Fall and Winter trade,
a?ul desires that his friends
and the public generally
should be advised of tfiis
fact, and in order to carry
out his desire he has reserv
ed this space in " The Ga
zette" for that purpose. JTe is
offering his large stock of
goods at a small margin
above cost, and, all who con
template making purchases
in his line will do well to give
him a call.
A. D. KENNEDY.
Hardware A Speciality.
Embracing ?? lino of Darners, Carpenters,
.Dlaokaraith and Coopcra' Tools, Cut.
Wrought, Flooring and Finishing Nails,
Fooket and Table C'ullesy.
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STAPLE AND FANCY.
SADDLERY",
WILLOWWARE,
CROCKERY,
Suitable for (he trade.
HATS AND CLOTHING.
POWDER, SHOT8 AND SIIEELS,
Especially adapted for IJrecoli Loading guns.
Groceries!
HEAVY AMD FANCY.
TEAS'SEIECTEO WITH CARE.
&0OTS litJVtt SaoEst
Tobacco and Cigars.
A. D. KENNEDY.
AT BAMBERG'S!
You will find nn elegant stook of
Clothiiiff, ?
Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
HATS AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
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And tn almost endless varieties and styles.
Having purohased largely In the above lines, and having aooess to REAL BAROAIN8,
I am sure that 1 can afford to offer bargains to customers.
In addition to the abovo, I have a full stook of
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Furniture and Mattresses
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Which. cannot be bought at as low figures ns I am selling at.
My Stock of Hosiery, &c., is Unsurpassed.
Trunks and Valises In large supply.
81JRR TO GIVE MK A CALL.
T> A fJt II M'Uft
JCS JUaJDOLJEf Jtl JEm%9r ?
Oot, 4 ? 6m.
W F. PERKINS
ANNOUNCES TIIR ARRIVAL OP
?I JVetr Stock of Groceries ,
MAyuors, f fines* Tobacco tec.
The unprecedented rush of business at our establishment makes it neoossnry for us to
be constantly in receipt of Now Goods.
Jtiy Liquor Department
Is always supplied with (he Vest.
The "Standard of the World" and "Golden Ilyo" are late addition to my stook.
E^? W. F. PERKINS.
! 5^' ' { * ' V; :'-V W'~ ? ^
job morrow.
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