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|U (jaafok ^br?qiet?. mm>u ? i A ? ? ? >?? . - PCJB L1SHED ' jifiVKttY FRIDAY BV s> W. L^rOWEL'Ij <w/y Ittfmrm l\tj><r m Kershaw ? Count is. "Ul ? i '-u-.-'-'i--1 ? QAMDKN. S. t\, FKB. 7, 1800. Sujihcuu'TIon Hatkh :~Ono year, ^ 1 . 0< i ; *ix months, AO cents; three month*, 2'> (ion Katkh ' voh AdvkUtisino Ordinary transient advertisments, lirst inscition ?1.00 pur wijiinie ; eaeh ?u>- sequent in sertion T>0 cent a per stjn?K?. Qa?h rates for NVn^U, l.osr and Found, Ac., not exceeding Ave liiu-.s, 1T> rent* each liifnirUup ani|?^Li^ijjU per lino t'or ear I. additional line. 'OusineiN loeula, teems per line each in Bortion. Ofllelal and legal notices at fin- rato a! lowed l>y law. 'Raton for eoutract advertising will !?*? an n^uicod upon application at t In- oilier, y ^Communications will l,>e published when oflntorpfct to iho 'ffoii oral public and xv n >t of a defamatory nature. NO it ^aponsibility will ho assumed lor the idowa of correapondentM. Ttomitlanees by checks, drafts an I postal hio-lioy orders iliouhl lie nmdc pivahh - to W. L. .McllOW KM,', C'nindcn, S. ( '. I sJ'liu Htjrtp Orange. The State Grange of South Carolina nict At- Wright's Hotel last Wednesday and was open <ed in due form by the Worthy Master, W. K. Thompson, with Worthy Secretary T. W, Ilol towuy in liis chair. The-follow ing granges were represented: 7. F. Boykin, Cleveland grange; J. N. Jones, Hillside; Ci. W. Moseley, Gum Spring. C. J, Rollins, bmnford; I). M. Bethune, Sandy Grove; J. W. English, Ml. Clio; K A. Atkin son, Black River, B. B. Me White, Lynches Creek, W, B Allen, Reedy Creeic; W. K. Thompson. Liberty Hill; R A. Love and T, .). Cunningham, Bull Run; Mr?\ G. \Y. English -Mount Glio. Worthy ' Master Thompson m his annual reoort referred to trie State Grange which was once a flourishing organization in South Carolina. In some /couirtfrjfi^-tUe granges liavCnov cr cOfised \o work. To-day many who once thought the ? granges too conservative and slow now concede that it i<f*the best adapted to thc;ir wants. His risjnaiks were listened to with marked attention and a copy ordered to I ?e sent to the different county papers lor puWication. The grange proceeded to ekcticn ol ollicers for the next two years. \V lv Thompson was re-elected Master; li li Me V ifte, Overseer; J W Kngli.sh. L< (hirer; G W Moseley, ?Stew fti'lrU M Bethnne, Ass't Stew -- ?i'?fjrt C-W Rollings, -'Jhuplain; W ft Allen, Trea.Mirer; T \V Xlolhjlway, Secretary; ?! 1' ! >v? v "ktn8, u itte k eepe f; "Mrs W Tv 'Thompson, Ceres; Mrs .1 W lii4j?lish I romona; Mrs It Bi ; McWhite,. Flora; Airs <; W .Moselev, L A S. The following -is the exeen j tive corninitteo elected: G VV f ?^Josel^Vr-J? W {?><*??* vr K i Sander? . ? ' ' f A li of the newly elected of ficcrs wore di.Iy installed l?y the Master. The next annual meeting will be held at Stunt >r, tin first? Wednesday in / I'Vbru irv. 1807. From this meeting it L >. ?k s as if the grange wi'i li" jmi. ot> a firmer foundation than eve? and m?'ch good to the farmers wipfrestdi. ? C'* >lnml?ia Register JJpo in Qur ( [ o o n 3 h\ ( g. fcditor Chronicle : ? Yonr lu i ^ ? 1 I and interesting corrc&pondent M ft, K. from this placc in iht ihmvs\ I letter in l.tfil \v? rk'H Clnv.niilt! has this to^ sny : "The Pisnah **?? l? o-?! | ?eeetna to be floni ishinr, Ih.i if m id am rumor i? conci t ii wijl n flourish another ternitowitj) the ] > i ?? - eent teacher." This will, he news t? man}' that i hi' neemn p!ished yountf U':ic1ht of I ho 1 *1^5*1* !? school _ ..liriuTnange hei name nml oicuin a im-re exalted position in l.f . I. bas ever heen 1 li .?? man Ins pin; K ?ed from llifi licaii 1 1 fu ! ua?dt-n of ?girl flowers, one of ihe fairest and ' * wee tee', for his ?*> vn i?h>ry and hap plnr-flv, nnd who cmi I?1 inc hint? 1 n? ti s* t. eri*prn? n Intr* \ on on add ing to your list of eoi 1 cspondenls M. K. K. who hid* fai?-, j'idifinj? from her ilr*i piece, to l?e ? l>ri?*h? ?tar in yoni* corps of lad/' conlril; titffri*. *We l?o|w? the tidal wave of 11 0 )? s )eft and mumps has rxliHiiftteri its force. O'UI"* iu i'a v irions forms ?l>nuh<l (o a Urtfo ? x<ent. - A lil/Ue negro boy tli?d here re coolly from injuric* recieved from the rough treatment of some negro | girls. Faun preparations are going for ! word rabidly. Tho future will ?liow the wisdom of tlie present ef forts toward* a gigantic cotton crop. It' the efcil.V aUrt ill polities i any indiealU'm of an exciiing po. litical year, will liavo one in th!a nulion long to he remembered. Il is n sad fat. t , hul m* vei IhcJes* t.'uo, '.hat in a general sense. the oanao of Christianity is slowly, but hu.t ly ojj the dotfu ward .i;rad??. Tin* Mill w^ll soon he heio and no doubt lrueU' San 's postal revr niie will be laTffely increased on thai day. J h. I). Long Ei'-'nch. W? will ooine ?i? tin gh'iining <!ui place in your o duuins, hut iiewn i us Kcaroo a < 'money. Mr. Si ken Ins rented Mr. A Brown'rt old Mill win ild* Wi- ilon'i think I li a I tnrprniine "lil M iy i ?< Jejciijieooo much l< ? i? n ? ? i in this eoun* ty as the saw nulls ate plaviug1 havoc wiih the timl>? r. The farmers have not commenc od hauling tlZ-ir guano y,>t, hut w> gurM * thal'j^io Hi;^n lhal they an* not tt* pi .nit any cotton, f?>? llie/got Si't* ?'or s'lilic l:isl ycai amluhe)' wjJ^^eido it thin yeai ox |icchH*?fu> get 8. In ityain. Miss N-uinie lliown, f;oui iiea1 UeKalb, spent some 1 1 n: with re latives at i his (il.'ico the past w?uk. ? Tim Shiloh Aid Society is mi ;i boom now as it in bring inn Iy young people. The ' ' I li > i is cdi.Oted por 1S!)(5 are as follows: ?Mr. I... S H row n, I'res't; Mr, I.. A. lirowi , Vice l'res't ; Mihs Mimic Kitkley, Sue; Mr. Willie Young, Tr-as. And now we wu'it cveiy one to put their shoulder to the wheel and help push the load. II' everyone. a ill In I (j we think we e in have the pleasure of lulling the Kd. of The (Jhr.Miicle and us eorret.p jt>dcnlt< to a I n i go en lei tain me lit. We were at Keishaw a few dn\ s ago and it seems lint the ilrug stores are on a boom, for wo saw two old colored women go in one of the drug stores and asdn d the Dr. if he hud any worsted and lie told ho no; iliey hu>k m| around a iitllo and Hui?( "hah you n.iy liaU'/" We have a fine school at Abney ; there are 40 odd hcIio1.uk ou roll. Vivian, speaki.ig about this be ing leap year and having a chance, would say that we think she litis got nil the chance she needs if nil reports are true. Wo will clwse ix h our loiter Ujiot l i ng prclty 1 ? ? i* jr. Very truly ynui ? I :un. Beauty. Mr I'Milor: ? After ^ It w works siloneo wo ooiue n;j kit- eliiim!ti?? oui H[). '100. Our worthy School ( \ nniiissiun oi visit imI our seho< 1 n < > t i<*iij? since. I Mr. I). K. I'lttytr Iiiih ioiiiovoiI Syolinr where ho expects to f.trtn. Air. Sl?4p)n u StlF Iiun >I.m? ioiiiovoi' *1 o t ho I l:U y pond. Mr. .J. I). Tiller who hus hoen 1:1 l'?r souio w (?( . kti is improving we nre tiliol in M r. .1 ".iihh Anderson w::h ?* ;i ] 1 ? f f to ( 'ill ii in hi:i Insl week on n vort Slid IM.-t-iill 1 } M* (h'.'tll I'l Ills mother. We ( M'cr our m iispnlhies to t l.o. Iii'ii'uvi <1 ones. Tiler'.: is ;i ivoveinenl on f <ot t< osi.nhlish m 1 ? : i pi I h t i Ii i ? r ? - 1 1 i.i om midst. The c.'-wotkeis lia\c llic.i Willi Slh C( i'S si i I :i I Mini we tills! t h t on i peo| 1 1> w ii! I e I i I e ni I l.< ! lie ( .'in Tin l:it? si in\enii?'|i ii) the f :t I - imltuiiv is n sIm1I\ eiilt'"., ?v 1 1 i c*. ? I WHS ?? ln? a 'i I'm :i I. w :?_!o l?v niir i ? II t ? ? i j > r I s i i? : ' \<>ut; H 1 1 i> l?i !SI - 1 >? . A 1 1 s i ? v Mini V i ( *> s ki.i uud v.,.1 it ' ? ?lttt?iti si'V<- "t?i I ilj''l-> Y':l8l. :? nioii ill .s 1 1 linn i \ in tin iMUii -e ni tiir.o :is we .'lie !id!\ f ? ? i ? - V I nee i . I 1 1 .h nit- i ll . Willi licsl v\i?,!u's l?> l!ie I'iil ill' I 111 l ? 1 1 1 I'l S J 1 1 ? | i 1 1 1 ? | ? i s . Ill lllll!). (Oilier I'ons M '? n si ie.'M ions tin he i . ) Death Was Preferable j To Prostration Aiior Iho Grip Wood's Snrsnpn.-Mln Bulit Up nr.d 1 C&vo Porfoot Health. v* - '"-V r? . 11. II. M llllams Thiol* a well-known merchant nt K*y Went, Florida. Hi.* account of Ms comli | tion after tho/jrip, and how It was cured, nhould bcrrnrt bynl!: r./ " I had tho Rrlp tv. ice, which can>e near ending inj cxi-iteiicoQn the earth, and left tne In ?i condit ion to Wllh'h Death w?5 s ProforalJfo Al>oul five montlw back I start*-*! to t.iko Hood'a Haraaparilla. I folt the good effects from 1 1**) llrst. bottle and hy tin- time I liad taken three t>oltloi I was 50 i>cr cent, a better mm physically than Jieforo. I nm now full of ambition and ?i? l that had I Hood's Cures not taken Hood's Sarsapnrilla I should now bo dead and buried. I win thankful lo Hood's Sarsaparilla, which hAa been InatrumenUrt^tf so much food to me *? to thousands of others of our fellow moj?." W. H. Williams, II., Key West, Florid#, ? ? ? ? ?. t " ? ? '* Hood's Rills t>ecnfno the favorite cathartic wUb ? vecyouc who u*c? them. 2C-c. per box. You are discharged. I have no use for any one that has not sense enough to chew , 1 The largest .piece .of .sgoacl tobacco ever sold for 10 cefits _ -? and The Scent piece is nearly as a.rge as you ^et of other hJSb trades for 10 cents BLOOD BALM a A hou.;t hold remedy for all I Hood nud MUln ili.s<'HMcs Cured without full, Scroi'? ul.i.l'lrert;, Kt'ount.it i->iii,('ii(nri l>. Si II 5?liciiiii and evorv form of 1 flood l> iwen.se frein the slinple?l Plrnplo to t tie foulest Ulter. Filty years' tine with unvarying miccess, dem- ; oimtni trf? )t-j paramount lieiilin;', purify- ; inv; und Imlldmx up virtues. One hot tie i 1ms inoro otirative virtue than a do/en <>f uny other iilnfl. It Initlda tip the health ; find slrt'tijTth from the llr.it dose. tiriVKgTU'fnv i'onls of SV/mi ?/? ft tit i'tircx, :u?nt /??*??? on on tlon* It not It opt by your -al druirtjiu', ?ond I f'i.tJO for t\ l.kr'."c hoitl". or ?'?.(><> lornix hot ties. and fmdieluo will hu t>eiit, freight . paid, bv BLOOa CALM 00., Atian'o, 8a. j Always Cures. Botacfc SI"G(: Thi> Great Ri-rr.t lvfoi IK- !?| ' mJ pcrrnanci'.l euro of S ) ????? in>ati en, ? itarrfi, Ulcets< liricw.i. r.nSi.s' an 1 ^ ? i.i'nc .v.i.*;. I:ri;ptl-.>ns, an J .1!! SKIS <\l> hM.Oi) MSP.A$Ufl. Al.t.lc frotn III" pr?v? rip"'' :: ni .in i'i:i||| Hi (j|l^ Mi l>xil whonM II . ili war c! ?us succt .0 (of To) c/irst .111.1 Its v'.ir.tnv I u ;?? ("r tiltcon y.-.us by t J?? >11 - joiiI'i .if Vr.i'- ''M* It.ts '.'"jfiti'.ifisl il? it il K In- far i!u> i-.'si .i'" iiin; up i'orit* in.1 |{K?i?.l I irlii 1 , 1 it.i-v 'M. I' .ikts new f K' h I iv. j _ t-o- - nlfvit rr.irac.llOU^ lii-aUi,j V". '? ?? J*.;7" V. U it F.5R i'i?)(iK *y I ? C- b<i*' frv-o on ii(,alU*>Viofi. If n 't I ; I y yo'sr M..1I .1; i^iif. son 1 J1.00 U.i v.- l-tll- * ' "o -ii-.r siv I ')t!ks, all.! nu'.lici'.c will !??? ;"? . , lit pa; ! 131.000 r<v V, G0,; futonta, Ga. African-American Sold lining and Trading Company, IOO BROADWAY , NEW YORK CITY. OUR COUNTRY NEEDS IT? GOLD! The principal objects of this company are to buy, ! Pell mid operate pold mines. IVrtmjij you ca.iv.ot afford In Imy aii entire -"dd mine, l>ut you can have an iutiuvst in several va u nble oiii'.s through ti?. Ftiormoun fortunes have l>et>n ma le In ?:<>!.! n:ai. I In;?. )>iil never wore the <>!>!?* >?"( iitut i? s greater titim [ th%" nre to day . The ownership of u few t-linv* of our sttM-l; may I make you rich. Borne of the wealthiest men of today became r.o j through mi|iinn'. Tliecry of the whole world is for ! G?M : hi* < I ib< v<i]ut> end necessity is b^ing n-.ore fully appreciated ? noli .lay. I All precious mineral ducoveries are practically j gifts to the people. I'.-tch ]?erHon (s entitled t.> what ] he cr.n fairly get. Why no: try for youi jolf through lis now ?' Hp' .mi, lid opportunies far seoirinir prcftl I >a renins tn mines come to us constantly. ? Mr o^ents are re- ; porting from tlio gold fit Ms if this continent and , from Africa. The company owns tno pronjisin,* j j propert l<n in Cripple Creek. Wo propose to develop i J ono of the moot remarkable, well-proven placer , ?nines in the world. It has already produced about | j i'J.OOO.OfO by crude surface working, r.od is esti mated to contain over $??,0i)0,C00 in gold. Now la the tim.? to invest witji us. D > not wait until every man, woman ar.d child is ?a^er to Iw.y j fc?d prices have ad vaaoed eoorm< tkdy. Fine Kentucky Mules! ; . , * 1 linvr on l.nml "ji fn^'voun'j I Kentucky itntlfM whir1, wiil Hp'soM chi<:)| I f..i rasli." Ciitf t-i.ilv. Kuv.Ki-Lh.il- , S n. I.ATIIAM IKt. is i.~>. means so much more than y-'Mj imagine ? serious and iatai diseases result from trilling' ailments neglected. Don't play with Nature's greatest gift ? health. If you are f?elin>r out of sui ts, weak g .ilid generally ex- ' haustetl, nervous, J have no Bjrjietite ' and can't work, J begin at once tak- i iiig the most reji i- , h!e streiiRtheniiiK 1 tnedicirte.which is ^ Brown's Iron Bi'. ters. A few bot- ' ties cure? benefit conies from ti.e j very lirst close?// 1 won't st, tin your trrth , a n <1 i I ' s" pleasant to take. J Brown's Iron ? Biiters It Cures < Dyspepsia, Kfdn ?? -J !.'ver Neuralgia, Tvou..,c... Constipation, Bad Blood ' Malaria, Nervous ailments " V/o!iicn's complain Is. , <*rt fi'i! t |,f Int ? re I li'ii-s.ti i!u- \vta|>|<> r. /.i! >>! In- s ai ' Mitut< ; ( ':i im:| l of t\v ? m v. \ :'?! ? ? .ft < t leu Vt .c.'u'a' Frlr V! .v/5 ami ?>;ok ? lic?. oro/.;. CHf-M'rA . :o -iali ?tior a. \ ?>. : Iii ISSt tin* first shipments of ffold, Amounting to |.?s than $600,000, were iiwi!.' from South Africa. In 1^04 the production w.is nearly $-10,000,000. It is estimated that works ti'ulcr way and contemplated will pri .lucc $l(X),f4 0.fO; p -rycar. I .ess than lire yer.r? ajo Cripple Creek was un l.riown ns a luiiun;; c imp. Ia ls!?J it produced I: is ii< .w pr>Hhi.*iit{? J 1 .<00,000 per month. Tw> ol.l men, tired out r.lld n'mottt ho|Hrles?, ?;ot m :ny yenrsfcinoe clung >!? s'|x r.itely to .1 small hole I.i tin* ground which s'-owed somo t-aces ?-f gold. Tli it hole has since yielded over Si.GW.flOO. Tho Maho Mi:io hr.s paid r.eai ly $f?.000.0?i) In ?laides ds, the Crown Point Hourly $ 1 ^.OtX'.OOO, tho i: Ichor ovor $15,000,000. ' Wo know of no other prominent industry paying Mich I ?rge divideiuLs on capital invested ns fully develops producing gold mines. The rate of C.I per cent. |? r annum is quitu common, wh;i# phenotn enr.'. r< turns are made In many installers* We o:Tor for sale M),000 shares of our capiat st' >ck At the |?ar raluo ? SIO PER SHARE. -ft* Paf Able (2 per share on Application and $1 fort nightly. l*viuiilng Feb. I, 1^06. However, tboso dewirlnjf to pay in full can aaculv certificate* of full paid stock r.tonco. b Remit hjr check or port-office or crprrs* onler or restored letter to AUSTIN OALLAUIIE.U. fiocre tary. 1<? Brood ? (vy, Nejr York . i >4 1>U iff ?.l? ./ '?**> %? a. I ir "*??> J in am) htii-l coming. JIAVE YOU SKKN OtJU I Oup and suucer for To. j riutes, 0, 7, 8, 0 cen's. ( Vvered dishes, 48 and 00c. Dishes 8, 10, 13, 15, lOcts. Chambers for 3lr cents Covered ihambt r* 49 cts. Pitchor and b >wl ~i0 c-nts; bi^r size and worth ?1 00 China plates 10 and 1 2 cts ^J^luftjrluid sauetrs 10 and i ; Plain tumblers ?! I -2 cts. -^lelly tumblers 2 1-2 cts. 4 piece glass set lor SO cts. Knivea and folks 4S and (>< > ; j cents a set. laiamel lined preserving kct- j ties 25, 8{>, >18, lii) and 1i5 cts.' j A(iATK WA1 \K-now don't wis srix that stuff. HK.JIT I'KICKS. SKKOUlt arjp-isst l>i.<j robber combs tor 5o. l>ig box hair pins 5c. 1 1 nr cy rlers i c. 1 doz col'ar buttons for 5c. j ?l table spOons lor 5c. A big hotel goblet lor 5c. 5 papers necdlefc and bod- 1 kins for 5c, Set o( i) tea spoons for 5c. Quart cup 5c. Tooth brush 5c. 2 pks. envelopes Car 5c. 2 quires paper 5c. 5 papers of pins 5c. Big bottle ?l machine oil for ?5 cts. 15i?j; assortment glassware 5c. 1 doz cedrti'^K'neils lor f c. 1 (ToU st ei 1 pi ns for 5c. Big writing tablet for oe. See us this week. i ?S1 iOR * V i * ? ( try TriM> amor's (ifll"e, ) ('nii!<l< ii, S. (' , .lun. L'7, 1K!)<>) Tin; books |or (lie collection i>f city taxes will I n* open in thy (.'ouiicil Cham ber in the OjH'ia limine on Saturday, I'oi'Vui .ity 1-t. ISJM5, ami remain open w> .\! < >ii? J ji v . KcSrnrirv the 10th. 18 'fi. i i ? - ?liifivr, is fi !? r which the penult.' v\ ill iiltaeli lo :lll ? ? ? ? 1 : 11 1 1 : i <* n t . Cos:.-- jiD'l eli::r???\< "will he :o|t!?<l after ! I'. M. on l"i'hr;;aiv II, 1.S1H5. There will Ik- ii. > ext ? n.-ioii so conic i:i iintl |> v vuii r I a M'S now I. I?. HHAS1XQTON. ( !ity '1 hm>'iii vr, This preat r-vmedy is indorsed by r'l^sicktns, :'.su! prescriDcd by inem ail over the \vor?u. Po*- if ivcl^' p'miri'.ntccd to euro tiic most Fi'ibboin rases. The formula is published ?M'ainlv on every bottle. As a tonic it is rWi j?0' A II X*J/ ;i Tr& a j | M I ;ii 6?* !L, <"< Ti?^ 6^5 *ra #??i $ 1 ?t- n c<"? O'-a i ? ^3"^. ji>csl. if M fi Sdl-ls for Female Complaints and building ui") run -down ?y3 tem-i u acts like magic. Tr y a bolile and be convinced. READ THE TRUTH -.asa? - EXTRACT FHOM COOK OF TESTIMONIALS. " V?'ns a rhr-timatir filToror for IS month?. Derived nobr-nrflt from iiliYeictang, irr< tiiiont at Mineral Wells', To.*., or Hot Sj>r1:?4S, Ark. My doctor di'Marod my condition Ih>[h1<-x: hnl<0'i >i lH?r resort ? (I vised I*. I*. P., Ore st Heme- v. 'llifniRh it?) u*e 1 :t:n to-day a well man. W. F. YTMMIN.m, of Tinunins lllnos, leading Grocer*, \'? uxal>ac!iic, Tex. ln<lon-cd by I>. \V. Feakens, I?r. gsi?t. "I' P. P.. I.i;?ni3fir.'s Oreat Rcmwly.nimt brea.'h Inffand j>. );>ii.?iion of the heart, llad not #le;>t ou either fcUlo fur t >vu \ cars ; now i oleci> soundly In any j>o> It ion." ^ A. M. lUMSAY, Do l&c.n, Tex. "Sworn to and subscribed before trso," ... J. M. L.v.Ml<t.)iT, Nttary Public. " Suffered for yrars with a dhifurrrrnble ernption on tny face. Various roni?<?i"? failed to tcuiove It. Three Unties ot P. P. 1*., Lli>i> i:iau't Greut Keuiedy, completely curtd inc." Cam. J. D. JOHNSON, Savannah, Ga. ^ _ . ? / S OLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS LIPPMAty BRO'5. PROPRIETORS,/ fctfPMANS BLOCK -SAVANNAH. GA , Headquarters ^ for Sweet Peas Mixed Variolic* Vc pound 40 cents, ' Half pound 20 cents. ? I Quarter pound 15 cents. I <i , . . TIITC ON li\ NEW DOUBLE SWEET PEA Bride of Niagara Truo to namo. Packet 25 cents, half Packet 16 cents. ^wo^derfui Crimson Rambler Rose ?i&yo?tab VIOK'8 FLORAL GUIDE, 189B, THE PIONEER BK?D CATALOGUE. Chromo-lithograph*, <>f Double Sweet Pea, Roses, Fuchsia White Phenome nal, lllackberries, Raspberries, New 1-eadtsr Tomato. Vegetables, Trlod and True Novelties. Fuchsia double white Phenomenal Blackberry, The^Rathbun, Tomato, Vick'sijikarly Leader^ The Kurlicxt Tomato known. Fil(ed yfith good fl lings old mul new. Full list of Flowers, Vegetables, Small Fruits, ctc., with description and prfces. Mailed on receijx of 10 eta. which nny be deducted from first order ? really nkKK ? or free with an order for any of the above. ROCHESTER, MEW YORK. JAMES VICK'S SONSc THIS CHILD'S H Iv I ) , in inn | ?1<> luitur; I Unl>h, tbrco foot w !?]?>, Jour IVi't hn\ <!<ii nf 1 ? trs !!i.ii I'oKhit." ? ides. ( >nlv (K livcrt'd f. o. b. Cftrs (Mm riot to T1 .KANDKST MAUiiAlX KVfclJ OFFKUKD. Order. ' . ii. M. AND UK Ws, 'i lu? Furnitnr? l)cn!or?}<bni'lotto, X. C. FINE WHISKEY. S< ^ ? ? .A. 13 S O XjXJ r_T IE3 ILj Y 'JPUT^IH. "SWKKT IIICK'JKY" X. "LIVK OAK" XX. ' "PAT, M lit J TO" XXX ])i Hiill* d Oh! \ 1> m HE LIVE (IM, mum "COMlz CINCINNATI; J 33131-17133 OX_iI3 0./s JFJX JSi liX? X .> A. XSI ID JAMIv* K. PEPI'Kll & <N> iM" VflMv KV. * ( inters will icceive from tluii i) <!<:??? - u )i jnir cliabf? ( f a 1) t ? I -PEEBLES ()!,*?> i !;l N <>?m "OLD NU K" cork snvw gratis. Helii.il }/}??<??? c w i- oU c'Oits. I>Diti< (l only by THi-. JOSEPH K. rKKIifc'Ks' Ox- :().\i PAN V. ?T.?s- ??**? S IVelilc.s, PivsvlV u; . urini > 4 ?jiio |$J3if,*Ask ?./! tiw se ripe, old, \Vu:?fci?y., ' i\ u* s-irv in the Si..t?? and you will t>-> t o\i!\ i. i> .s? 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