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CHARITY.
If we knew the cures and crosses
Crowding :ound our neighbor's wny,
If we knew the Utile losses. ?
Sorely grievous day by day. S
Would we then so often chide hiui {
For his lack of thrift and gain?
Leaving on his heart a shadow? '
Leaving on our lives a stain. I
5
If we knew the clouds above us ^
Held but gentle blessing there.
Would we turn away all trembling t
In ourbliudand weak despair? S
Would we shrink from little shadows j
Flitting o'er the dewy grass.
If we knew that birds of Eden
Were in mercy flying past? \
If we knew the silent story
Quivering through the heart of pain,
Would we drive it with our coldness t
Back to haunts of guilt again? ]
Life hath many a tangled crossing, ,
Joy hath many a Lreak of woe; 1
But thecheeks. tear-washed,are whitest, J
And kept in life are flowers bj* snow. ,
Let us reach into our bosoms
For the key to other lives.
And, with love towards erring nature; |
Cherish good that still survives; I
So that, when our disrobed spiri's
Soar to realms of Jigbt above, 1
We may say, " Dear Father, love us,
E'en as we have shown our love,"
FLASHES.
Motto for a tailor?press on.
The mosquito, like charity, begins to
hum.
Familiar quotations?price of butter
and eggs.
Men whose business is looking up?
Astronomers.
Remark by a man with a new watch :
I buyed my time.
Do not despise a twenty cent, cigar or
a S2 dinner because another pays for
it.
'All true women/ says the Boston
Post, 'wants to be patrons of husbandry.
Thoughts that bum?Amateur poetry
when the editor's waste-basket is
over-flowing.
It is said that toothache may always
be cured by holding in the hand a certain
root?thatot the tooth.
It is s, d that Bob lngcrsoll made
830,000 out of 'Rell.' That's more
than ha will ever make in it.
A traveling fortress, 'an iroD-clad
eoach, is now running on the Cheyenne
"Rl?>rtlr T-Iillj c to or ft mil to
UUU 1J1IIO UkMpV * VM?V.
A rather remarkable event occurred
at a city police court the other day.
Two tailors were seen in the same
suit.
The girl of the . is the girl that
makes a for the grate aod puts the
: whenever her beaux , 'round to sec
her.
Some cannibals prefer human fat
to anything else for cookiug. Tkey
would like to live cn the Isle of
Man.
A Western lawyer included in his
bill against his client: 'To waking up '
in the uiyht and thinking about your 1
case, five dollars.' '
The foundation for the meanest man
is laid when a small boy turns the worm
hole io an apple for his companion to '
bite from.?Iluiclceye. ]
A Texas paper says that Texas girls j
want less rei-traint and more liberty of
action; more kitchen and less sofa; mire '
pudding and less piauo. 1
"What are you writing such a big i
hand. for. Pat ?" "Why. vou s c that |
my grandmother i* dafe, and L a:n writing
a loud letter to Iter.'
A pretended Tipple was cxpos-d in |
Springfield, Mass. One arm was bound ,
clo^e to hi? side, and a fal-e stamp was
attached clo^e to his shoulder.
No wonder Proctor asked, 'Is the
moon dead ?' It takes no car? of its
health. It never g"ts up till evening,
and then knocks around all night.
As en ward you march, witii weari- 1
soma tiamp, footsore over earth's stub- j
b!e, j'ou may find it hard to borrow "a
stamp," but it's easy to borrow trouble.
A booh*called 'The Boy Trapper"'
lrw just been issued. The heroine doing
l ie trapping is uujuc mjiimi, uaving
binged hair, chewing gum, and a redrimmed
hat.
*^'IIow to get rid of a cold,' is being
discussed by the country papers. Put a
little nitm-glycerine in your nose and
hit it with a sledge hammer, aud the
old will never trouble you again.
A skipper of a down-east counter,
named the ''Ilyeua," was recently ask-d
what his vessel was uamcd after. His
honest sober reply was, - I don't know;
some great inan in Congress I expect."
A Minneapolis eat has achieved a
kit ton with five heads, and we con iui
ngine how sweet it will be when tint
oat attains its msijority. to have it sit
on the back fence and commune with
itself.
A driver of a coach in Texas, stopping
to got some water for the young
ladies in the carriage, being asked what
he stopped for replied, ,ll a:n watering
iuy flowers." A delicate cornpli'
ment.
A little boy wiping most piteously
wa^interruptod by so:n? unusual occurrence.
Ho hushed his crviug for a
moment; the thought was broken. '.Ma.' 1
said he, resuming his sniffle, 'what was 1
I ening about just now ?' i
Augustus uuu Maud linger Irng on ,
the pore!i these clear, cold evenings j
an 1 drink in deep draughts of astroti- ,
A?nr tKot ie fkrttv nHAiiH??/.!ir ? ?'! *
utu>j niui i.-j tiivj aii'juinnj auu
sistcntly study til'? reflected stars in 1
each other's eyes while they take particular
uo'.ice of Mars' movements. J
Forget thee ?' wrote a young man to j
his eiri ? 'f-reet thee?' When tli*
J, - - J
earth t'.irgts <! revo've; when tstars j
Jorget t> shine; when the rain forgets .
m Jail; when ! iie flowers forgets to
bloom; then, ;*n I not Jill then, will I
forget the1. ! hive 1111111})- later lie
wa-?i-i-sr to .-t'e :i t'irk witii a wart on
li r ubi; amiljfi/O iu fbo b'u~jki lb
Farming?Its Advantages. |
The importance of an enlightened j *
ystem of agriculture to all the sub- n
tar.tial interests of mankind has n
>cen so frequently brought before jj
he public that it may seem almost -1
mnecessary to dwell further on the 2
lubject, or to insist on the fact that t
o those nations who have most care- 8
'ully improved their agricultural 1
itatus, Providence has awarded the 8
lighest prosperity. 2
Our cities and towns arc crowded
villi young men who have thrown
ip excellent chances of a successful r
ife as farmer?, with all the attend- ?
int advantages of an influential and 1
honorable position in the countries 1
from which they generally hail. (
Much valuable time is spent by this :
class in seeking out situations, the
competition for which is enormous, r
A. berth is found, may be; but, in .
thcmajoiiiy of cases, at a salary 1
that will barely keep the occupant i
ilecertt. (
The enjoyment of good health is :
the first consideration in the life of a
man. Farmers are in a position in
which they can obtain those two !
grand secrets of a healthy body? :
fresh air and constant exercise.
The farmer has constantly at his
very door all the more substantial
luxuries of life. In his barns, in
his orchards, and in his dairy may
be found that which will satisfy all
animal wants. His business is carried
on not in dingy chambers, but
under the b'uc canopy of heaven;
and he is not confined within four
walls, but roams at will over his
broad acres.
Of all the feelings planted in the
human breast, there's none we cher*
ish 30 carefuliv or prize so highly
than that of independence. No man
dependent upon the public for his
daily bread can be said to enjoy this
privilege equally wiih the farmer.
Business men, as well as professional
men, live in a constant turmoil
of excitement, ever striving
against one another, and dependent
to a great extent upon the favor of
the world for their success in life.
The farmer fears no competition,
and need not be put to none of
those endless shifts in which the trar
der so often deals in order to overs
reach or render sale.
The farmer's business, though subject
to more casualties than any
other, is yet divided among many
risks that, he need rarely fear total
failure. The weather, that may affect
injuriously one crop, is very
often beneficial to another, and a
"hard year," or extra difficult seasons,
serves to open up new ideas ;
the continued failure of a crop frequently
bring to the farmer new and
often lucrative kinds of produce. It
is often the case that a good farmer
makes the most money in difficult
seasons.
The farmer is not wearied by the
lull sameness of the ever repeated
round of duties by which his brother
In town is worn. Each morning
brings some new work to be perform**!
od from seed time to harvest, from <
gathering to plariting, the farmer's '
work is one of constant change. In
liis iabor there is no monotony.
Whilst banks" are closing, mer- ]
chants are failing, speculators are ,
ruined and tradesmen are 'becoming ,
bankrupts, the farmer is plod ling
along slowly but surely, independent
of all.?Z>. A. 3/., in Fanner ft ,
Mechanic.
Pick Things Up.
\\ e know a tnan who is quite par*
ticular about keeping everything in
its proper place. Wo heard him say
that lie acquired this habit through .
the training of his mother. When a
boy, even as far back as he could
remember, his mother always made
him pick up and put away his play
things after he had got through with
them. In bad weather the kitchen
was at the disposal of himself and his
brother, but it was understood that
everything had to be cleared up the
end of the play. No doubt there is
is a difference in children, for we f
have known boys of the same family, I
of nearly the same age, brought up '
in all rusnorfs as nearlv :ilikr> as .
possible, yet one of thcui was care- i
less, an i became a careless, easy
man, while the other was extremely
particular in all the details of his
dress, sports and work. Still grant*
this difference, which many would
call a natural difference, we believe I
a persistent training in childhood
would make an orderly man out of
the most careless child.?Prairie 1
Farrr.er.
i
Work foi* It. j
Ruskin never said a truer thing
than this : "If you want knowledge, 1
you must toil for it; if food, you 1
must toil fur it; and if you want \
pleasure, you must toil for it." Toil
is the law. Pleasure comes through <
l_!1 1 i. I 1 f ? l }
iuii, mm not uy seiwnuuigence "
md indolence. When one gets to
love work, his life is a happy one. i
Said a poor man Brooklyn the other I
lay, with eleven to provide for: *
'If I were worth u million dollars. I [
should not wish to do much different
Vom what I ilo now every day, work- j
ng Itour after hour. I love it a ,
housand times better than to rest." I
lie has for nearly half a century 1
icen surrounded by workers, an 1 has A
aught the spirit of industry, lie c
oves his work as ho loves his food r
nd sleep. He is happy wh) has il
cmtjuCTWd forcings </ntfe ami fdiwun
Keeping Smoked Meats.?To \
eep hams, shoulders and all smoked |
aeats from flies all thiough the sum*,
aer months, place them in a -barrel
nd sprinkle rock salt all over them.
Phis will preserve the meats from
ill taint without rendering them
ore salty, if kept in a dry place, A
uch as a garret, or closet in the
ipper part of the house, so that the
alt docs not dissolve and form a
>rine about them.
T __1 1 1 J
loung UUUKS SI1UUIU null ue pci
nitted to go into cold water as soon i
is thej are hatched, as suoh a course
s liable to produce cramps. A small
>au of water with the chill taken off
:an be set near the coop.
XTr7"ANTED?A 0001) MAN FOR EVERY STATE
VV and Territory in the Union; n fair salay
paid. Call or address La Belle Manfg. Co.,
13 Clark St., Chicago, 111.
ikl A MTCn A GOOD AGENT to canW
AIM E ELL/ vass Camden. S. C., and the
idjoinlng towns for the best selling household .
trticles in the world. Tip-top profits, write at cl
)uce to N. Y. Manufacturing Co., 2 C llnton Place n
Sew York. "
AGENTS READ THIS.
We will pay Agents a salary of $100 per month,
tnd expenses to sell our New and Wonderfcl
Inventions. Address Sherman & Co., Marshall,
Mich.
T\TPTTTTT'R'R.T A T~ .
** * . <
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment will positively
prevent this terrible disease, and will positively 1
cure nine cases in ten. Information that will J
save many lives sent free by mall. Don't delay
a moment. Prevention is better than cnre. Sold
everywhere. I, S. Johnson A Co. Bangor Maine.
A GREAT OFFER FOR
HOLIDAYS!
Wc will during the Holidays dispose of 100
Pianos & Organs at Extraordinary Low
prices for cash. Splendid Organs 2 3-5 /
sets of reeds $Go, 3 sels with Sub Bass nnd \
Coupler $80, 2 sets $50, I set $40, 1 set
$35. 7 Octave all Rosewood Pianos $180,
7 13 do $140, warranted for six years.
Agents Wanted. Illustrated Catalogue
Mailed. Music at half price. HORACE
WATERS & SONS, Manfrs. & Dealers, 40
E. 14th St., New Vork. a
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LAME BACK.
FY WEAK BACK. ]
BENSON'S CAPSINE POROUS PLASTER.
This article is one which really possesses I
extraordinary merit. By consulting reliable
phvtticiaus in your own locality, you will find
that tlie above Is true. It Is far superior to
the ordinary porous plaster, all the so-called
electrical appliances, and all external remedies
whatever. It contains entirely new elements
which causes it to relieve pain at once,
strengthen and cure where other plasters
will not even relieve. For lameness and
weakness of the back, diseased kidneys and i
lung and chest difficulties, l henmatisnT, ne- 6 1
glccted col Js, female affections and all iocal I
aches and pains, it Is the best remedy ever I
dovised^johnj^lldrui^
FOR LAUNDRY USE.
For Sale Everywhere.
W. Olyburn
COTTON BUYER
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The undersigned begs to inform
bis friemls and the public generally
that he is still on hand, and will he
[ible to
T-?TT^7
a_> a_j x x x i^
more largely during the coming '
reason than evt r before. Always
in the market, and always prepared
to five the HIGHEST MARKET >
PRICES iu r
O A. ? u
for the article.
Remember my stand, C
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Clybnrn's Block,
CAMDEN, S, C.
july 30tf
House and Lot for Sale. I
The lot and two houses therco.i ?itu.uc<i
jn Broad street, Camden, S C , one don
ibove the cilice of Messrs. Lcituer & Dun .
lap; loi 06 feet front, running back 262 le I
more or less 5
lerms?miu-miii casil, uaillliue Oil Mill'
secured by mortgage on property. App-'
In S. WOLFE.
nov21tf B
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piIAULOTTB OLU.UBIA A ,1UGLS *
\j KAIL ROAD. ?
Coli'mria, S. C., March, 3 187S. ?
The following passenger schedule w p
1)0 operated on nnd after this date; *:
M.-1IL EXPRESS. ?
(jotno noRTii. n
Leave Augusta, G 40 p n. g
Lvrive at Columbia, 11 25 p S|
Leave Columbia, 11 32 p m p
\rrtve ut Charlotte, 5 50 pin ?
cot no SOUTH. js
Leavo Charlotte, 9 48 p n I
Vrrivo at ro'iimbia, 2 54 a i Jj
Leave Columbia, 3 04 at ^
irrive at A ugusta, 7 05 u u I
Run daily, and make close connection *
Ihurlottc att l Augusta lor all points Nort.
;outh and West. C
DAY PASSENGER.
Goino south. 1 |
jeave ' a lotto, JM 05 p
ieavc Chester, il OS p >
rriTcat uoiunioin, u ;j.-> ji n
.cave Goltiuthia, <! 00 p n
jeave'GraniiovilJo, 0 5-1 p in A
krrivc at Augusta, 10 "0 p " g!
0'iixo south. No - a
.cave Augusta. C 30 a in u
rrivc at fdunthio, 11 00 a or v
,eavp Columbia, 11 Ot"i a n tl
.eave Git ester, 1 52 J> m b
rrivo at Charlotte, ! 00 p m .
Xos. 1 and - ran daily, and make clos< ?
onnectiott at "olnnthiii and Charlotte for ^
ioints. North, South and West, and stop n' *
11 regular jv.ss stations.
T. ]). KLINE, Sup't.
Jda i'vez, Uta h Frtfifc'ht; stii fautt Ag'N \j\
NEW STOCK *
MNGTON AND NETTLED
II
re now receiving and opening daily the 1
FINEST STOCK c
OF
Family and Fancy
jROCER IES,
<
CONFECTIONS,
TOBACCO, CIGARS, Etc.,'
Ever brought to Camden; and all at the
Lowest Cash Prices.
Call and examine our prices before purlinsing
elsewhere. With our thanks for (
ast. liberal patronage, we request a connuance
of the same in future. '
[ighest market prices paid for all kinds ot
i
Country Produce.
Always ready to pay the
J ASH FOR COTTON.
iRASINGTON & NETTLES.
septl2 . .
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TO DEALERS.
I have on band a laige lot of
;ami!d goods
whioh I propose to offer
BY THE CASE
.s cheap as can be bought in Charleston,
let ail dealers and heads of families are inritcd
to inspect my stock and prices.
Jus? Received
A large lot of choice
BOTTLED LIQUORS,
including
Rhine Wine, Champagne,
Gin Cocktail,
Whisky Cocktail,
'I'aiw b * Air a
jl vau jk m.m ^
MY BAH
[s supplied with the best brands of Whiskies,
IlrrttftHes, -Wines, &c.
Also a very large slock, of CIGARS AND
TOBACCO.
W. H. ELLIS
W. CLYBURN,
eneral Insurance Agent,
Represents:
lalvestoD Insarancg Association.
Unlsn|Marlne and Fire Insuraucc Co.,
Texas Ranking and Insurance Co..
Galveston Insurrance Co.,
Of Galveston, Texas.
'ash Capital $(100,000 00
(urplus 155,781 97
Total $755,781 97
CAPITAL & ASSETS, $755,781 97.
Isorola flue Insurance Coram.
Columbus, Ga.
OJ1GANIZED IN 1859.
lapital Stock ; , . . . $300,000 00
'otftl Assets 021,420 22
ocloOtf
OJK^Bg Jfaiut Morpblnn hshltrnrrd.
?j3bs
HifriB CURK, M)iid tumj? fi-r b-ok on
2l Ei* atlWBOplura Klin*. In U* II hijulrd,
B SuHt^m w Wortblnct- n. firm nr Co ii ?l
Dr. M. W. CASE'S
Liver Remedy
8l00d purifier
Tonic and Cordial.
This is not a patent medicine. but is prepared
nder the direction of J)r. M. w. Case, from his
ivorite prescription, which in an extensive
ractice of over twenty- even years he has found
lost effective in oil cases of disordered liver or
mpuxe blood. It is
ANTI-BILIOUS.
It acts directly upon the liver, restoring it
rhen diseased to its normal condition; and in
emulating the activity of this great gland every
ther organ of the system Is benefited. In Blood
Hseases it has no equal as a purifier. It imroves
digestion, and assists nature to eliminate
11 impurities from the system; aud while it is
tie cheapest medicine in the market, it is also
aperior to all known remedies, while it is
lore effectual than Blue Moss, it is mild and
erfcctly safe, containing nothing that can in the
tightest degree injure the system. It does not
tcken or give pain; neither does it weaken the
atlent. nor leave tho system constipated, as do
lost other medicines.
It Cures JJxfsafiSfyjK:
(eadache, Sick Headache, Water-Brash,
Irartbum, Sick Stomachj Jaundice,
ollc, Vertigo, itanuKin, rupiuuuu ?
lie Heart, Female Zrregularltlea and
Veaknesc, all Skin and Blood Disease*,
Vornis, Fever and Ague, and Conxtlpalon
of the Bowels.
In small doses It Is also a sore cure for
hronlc Diarrhoea.
Taken two or three times a day, It preents
Yellow Fever, Diphtheria, Scarlet
'ever, Cholera, and SmaH-Pox.
HOW TO BE Use Dr. Case's Liver
fOUR OWN^"'im
DnPT/lD Tonic and Cbrdlal.
UOUIOIC ANTI-BILIOUS.
.nd save your doctor bills. Only 25 cts. a bottle,
t is the most effective and valuable medicine
ver offered to the American people. As fast
3 its merits become known, its use becomes
nivoraal in every community. No family will
e without it after having once tested its great
alue. It has proved an inestimable blessing to
lousands who havo used it, bringing bach
calth and strength to those who wcro seemingly
t death's door. Prepared at the Laboratory of the
tome Medicine Co., Philadelphia, Pa,
Prioe per Bottle, 25c. Extra Large Bize, 75o. 1
??For sale by Druggists, AGENTS
euoral Stores, and Agents, X&. WA\7yp
SMITH & MATH IS. ]
IVJ3WFIRM,
NEW STOCK.
I
Just commencing business, we arc offerng
our eoods at tho very lowest prices ^
hat can be found anj-wherc.
First class FAMILY and FANCY GRO- ^
lERIES. ^
An excellent line of
drv goods, shoes, ^
hardware cuttlery, ff
BAGGING and TIES. Ci
We only ask yon to give us a trial 'and ie
>xamine our goods before purchasing
lsewherc.
We niean it when we say low prices for ^
First-class Goods.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR >
COTTON ?
AND OTHER COUNTRY PRODUCE. &
smith & math is. 2
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Mr. 3 M. Mathis is the agent for &
the New Improved
Singer Sewing machines,
He sells them on the most favorable
terms. [sep26
v.^ n? ItnHd; ?f U? Itlk Cutim
Barham's Infallible
fNasafeA mi p AllDE
(*mmjriLt nunc. .
V f Hmotkctured b y iha
\ I 5ma!? jl Bima P1I? Ccm Co., Carina, N.C.
lt???w ftlla to eora HnaorrbpMa J
or Pllr., wbea a mr* U ptaM. A
Pri,. i.u t and bona id- CllaaorlUa J
fural?hcdo? application m
SEABOARD
IITSTJRAITCE Co.,
h
OF
NORFOLK, VA B
I beg laave to CbLi Hie attention of my
friends to tHe fact chat 1 represent several
F
First Class Fire Insurance ,
Companies, s
ana am prcparca to effect INSURANCE at
Reasonable and Living V
Rates.
The Farmville and Seaboard
K
Companiesl
formerly reprepsented by Messrs. Tmntham
& liny, arc now in my charge. Private
Residences insured at reasonable rates. All
losses or damage by fire will be promptly
adjusted The public will do well to give
me a call before insuring elsewhere, and I
respectfully solicit their patronage
JOS. J. MACKAY. 1
At or Wear Cost.
Having on hand, too large a stock of
LIQUORS of best qualities to carry througii
the dull season, I am determined to turn
it into money, and in order to do so rapidly.
have concluded to sell at the following
very low prices by the gallon: j gj
Old Crow Ky. Rye Whisky 84.00
Cabinet Rye 3.50
Miller's Rye 2 25
Pride of Ohio Rye 1.50
North Carolina Core (best) 2.25
Corn WMsky 1.50
Apple Brandy 3.00
Ginger Hrandv 2.25
Blackberry Brandy 2.25 1
Cognac Brandy 3,00 '
Gin (best) 2.25
Rum 2.25
Port Wine 2.25
Irish Whisky, per qfc 1.50
Scotch do 1.50
Champagne, per qt 2.00
Okalona. Bourbon 3.00
sl
Tobacco and Cigars in variety, at low .
Aloft u finn naenrlmont ftf
r,vv"' ",avi * ? -
Family Groceries
g!
of the best quality. c]
Cnll and see mo, and price my goods be- c]
fore purchasing elsewhere. g
J. H. LOLLIS,
at " Old Brick Corner," Broad St ? Cam- p
len, 8. C. ^ janl-if jr
jf
A BURN HAM'S *
jl wsm
JBSS& WARRANTED BERT & CHEAPER F
Also, MILLING MACHINERY. B
PRICES REDUCED APE. 20.'?
PamphleUfree, Omcr, Yoaa, 1
Great Opening"
OF ?
Fall and Winter Goods c
THE fll.H RRIfl STORE
W. C. GERALD OFFERS
HIS fr,
Immense Stock,
CONSISTING OF A'
DRY GOODS"
Notions, 9
JUL V JU4 S-14 KJf I
Of every kind, and FINEST Quality, E
V
Hardware, |
Sagging and Ties, Etc., |
AT THE |
' LOWEST CASH PRICES, ~
PAYS THE HIGHEST CASH
PRICE FOE IA
COTTON* ^
KENNEDY & m
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| WE HAVE JUST OPENED A I
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I I Entirely 2
1 GROCERIES, HARDWAR
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! Dry Goods am
\ J Also,
? Crockery, Bagging J
3 We sell very low for cash. Give us a ii
P
* we can give yo
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nrjiioaaif v
\ FREE EXI
BY
D. W. JORD
very day of one of the cheapest and m
ever offered to the tra<
ZDIRIT GrC
[ATS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, 1
GROCEI
lour, Bacon, Coffee, Tea. Sugar, Mol
A Complete .Ass
ADDLES/BRIDLES, HARNESS, GJ
KLAJR/HDW
iTo sell all kinds of Plow Hoes, Heel Bol
Chains, Swingletrees, Lap Rung
and Forks of all kirn
Tubs, Buckets
farmers Friend Plows, Aver;
Wilson, Childs & (
CAST WHEELS AND AXLES, SIN(
im DESIRABLE FALL a
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hatf
^ FULL AND COMPLEX
And constantly replenishing. I an
IxUU.
At as low prices as they can 1
The public will find it to their interest
basing.
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
ROBER]
JUST JRJE^
THE GOODS
iAI A A Al^n
trv. a. Mmwn
ARE SELLIN
BOTTOM I
:o:?
It is impossible to enumerate all of the leadi
iall therelore simply call the attention of buyer
ass and fresh goods:
Family Gr<
Pearl Meal. Pearl Hominy, Pearl Grist, Bolted
rade put up, Tea and Coffee, Sugar in great vni
loice imported Teas, Buch ns Oolong. Soo'.ong, 0
lioice Magnolia Hams, Canvassed Breakfast S
yrups, Starch, Soap, Soda, Herrings, Cheese, 0
Fancy Gro
We would call special attention to our line t
arched and Ground Coffees, Sea Foam, Jones' E
i use,) Canned Goods of all kinds, Chow Chow,
u-s. assorted Jellies, Brandy Peaches, Brandy '
nd Black Ground Peppers, Nutmegs, Catsups, T
rackers.
Crockery and G]
We have just opened a full line of the above got
lat and Covered Dishes, Sugar Bowls, Butter Di
owls, Cream Pots, Lamps and Lamp Chimnics, (
VV UUU.OXJ.
In ibis line we beg to call attention to the t??)lov
ash Hoards, Churns, Well Buckets, Sieves. Drooi
res, &c.,
StLoes I SI
IVe arc prepared to supply customers with Shoe
liich defy competition. Call and cxame our stoc
Dry Groc
In this department we are now showing an elcgn
ssitneres, Tweeds, Jeans, Sheeting. Shirting, l'i
Tobacco anc
An examination of our stock in this department \
cte in every particular. We are showing some i
astonishing low prices. Our s..niples ol Segars
n't bo beat. Full Hue of Pipes.
Farm e
Always cn'.l on us before you make your purcba.
jni 10 to '2'j per cent
HIGHEST MARKET PRI
COTT<
id all kinds of country PBODPC E|
W. A. A?
.
MIHilViilHlif ?
^ THE UHEQIMiiED JAS, 1EFFEL DOUBLE jfj
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY i ITf
j SAW, F10DR AMD GRIST MILLS. B*
rTTBTTFT5r7!TTTTTrHrTTTTiBCTBTffyMI who hi
mnmg. pulleys and hangers ! rr*ct^
'Address, POOLE & HUNT. Lh.?,
Issp
'lobflvco. Cigars and ! hft
J meter, b>
i Y?ati.tJ
Smokers Articles. J ^
von to
largo and bettrr slock, and at lower
c.s, dubt received l>yJ ; bothir.
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?ULL STOCK OF
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(1 Shoes. ^
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IHIMMSI
HIBITION
4N 4& CO,
ost Complete Stocks of Good*
ling public.
)ODS,
J A T.TSF.S "Rl. A Wl'PTO f.
. JUUC.
ilES.
asses, Lard, Cheese, Crackers,
ortment of
IRXflS, ROPE, SPURS, Etc.
_A_IE^EjIts,
Harness, Trace and Breast
p, Well Wheels, Knives
is, Shovels,
, &c,
y's Plows and Wagons*
;o ? Wagons,
J LAIR'S OA^ KNIVES, Sic.
ad WINTER STOCK
/
j, Boots and Shoes.
TE ASSORTMENT,
i prepared to offer the best '
D S
)e bought anywhere.
to call and examine before par*
A SPECIALTY.
D M. KE.\.\?1)Y.
D THIS !
THAT ....
UM & CO
G AT
PRICES.
ng articles we keep in stock, and wo
s to the following, which are all first
Dceriee.
Meal, Unbolted Meal, Flour of every
nety, Rio, Lnguyra and Java Coffees;
ocbong, Young Hyson, Imperial, &c.;
trips, New Orleans and Han Domingo
nions, Bacon, Salt.
oeries.
>f theaboe goods, including Fresh,
aking Powders, (the best and cheapest
Pickles, Fresh Honey put np in glass
Cherries, Sauces, Spices, Ginger, Red
able Salt, full line of Fancy and Plain
[ass Ware.
3(ls, consisting of Pitchers and Basins,
sties, Plates, Cups and Saucers, Milk
Uiblcts, Tumblers, &c.
Ware.
ring articles: Washtubs, Foot Tubs,
ms, Water Buckets, Coffee Mill's Measioes
2 2
s of any quality and site at Prices
1
Dds!
int line cf Domestic Goods, such as
riuts, Homespun, &c.
1 Cigars.
vill convince any one that it is com.,
irery fine grades of Chewing Tobacco
, Smoking Tobacco and Cigarettes
rs,
sei-a, as we are satisfied you will save
CE PAID FOR
D3NT
fCBElf & CO.
INSCRIPTION FREE!
be speedy Cure or Seminal Weakness. Lost
tnxxi and all disorders brought oa by India>n
or excess. Any Draggist has the ingres.
Adtlreaa, I>r. IV. JAOCKM A CO.
il'rit Mix I la Street, Cincinnati, O.
PfflDB. BUTTS
tvrm n?- 12* Eighth st.
Hw St. Lou s, Mo.
i hid greater experience In the treatment of the '
rouble* of both mall ind female this anr phyilelan
Weit, girei the reiulu of hli long nil auccenftil
I in hli tw# new work*, J net published, entitled
PHYSIOLOGY OF MARRIAGE
PRIVATE MEDICAL ADVISER
bat are realty Guide* and eelf-laatraetar* In all mat- a
lining to aaabood and HMiaaheed. and eupply w
ig fait- They are beaaUMly Ulaatniied, and in plain m
a, eaaily onderatood. The two book* embrace J4? M
nd contain ealaahl* lafhmatlew for both mirried and
K rwtlmprOTrm3!J.*<g*'ttftmcnt 1
hat our ho mepapertiay:"7lM knowledge Imparted
atW new worfci lila no way of queitlanahli char.
2 |? ?ta?hln* ?ha? *r?j an* dwM kaow Tha
be rlctlm 0f earl* ludlieietrou t a# lu.ctharwlM
r healthy may be, but with wanlnwetgor te tl jtatm.
od ib? Woou, In
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