The crescent. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1879-1881, September 11, 1879, Image 2
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/THE CRESCENT.
/ ULT PAPER IS BEADPOST COUNTY, S. C.
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8. II. llOIIGKKS, Kditor.
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BKAFFORT, S. SEPT. 11, IS|9.
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The One Black County. /
<*? H feWfe 'lit V ,.S ; ?\f> ;
.hf'?$ have always maintained
'thatchis county, and particularly
the Town of Beaufort, though over-'
whelmingly negro and Republican,
possessed a more liberal and catholic
spirited population in politics
k tluui -mriy otlier section of tibe
country. Without attempting to
aefcouitfor it either from the pqs*
si^efeason that it was here that
? th* fitst eiperienoes of einancipa.
and it has been worn
*>f its novelties, or thai grown ac^eiLatomed
to freedom of speech ajul
action, or that trained to a tofoia-J
v- jtioft of iUfeteut and differing poli J|
/tjteal teiHjte by its eoirtact with ttie
large honle of Northern aimy and
j? debouched upon (it ch^
'war ikaf . ikniiA
the Iso
muc* m t he.jnajqrity, aa^lfolare
* ajgaiawticBiieiittol whea 4iiep*.iare
ftftid tadbefeitler insotenWor mvtr "
bearing. Wiitet qwpapet^^ilb'^sheffin
the hit ?rest-of th^Benv
almost every Democrat in
Uli^Wllti'WMog counties, it-al.se
Bpeas alpvge ohvukition among the
8trtli^j^t>u^thro?ghout the 8 fate.
We? led to these remarks phrticulaffir
wlafc .noticing how libe,
ral^SHpEpafifehri^o the Kep*6:
I ieaii pjper published just oppQ|
_ ??MStL thtk town, and. in
? jWSgfy ^kntified with the
4 tfe, merely mention
^w^fewjg^veyy creditable exhibit i<^p
to be charged ami
^;' ^<^x^g tfe^ ilored chiefs we contwitted
abontt our plain, bold ut j
iy4*Wawbemiid-attnude, we have ever
' .^^HlfffrHced : th? wtmosyjordiality
^JwrS^pecfcfiff expression *r pur dU"
: Terences of opinion, and have yet
* a single one to withdraw
lrom our paper for our
Mfitooiitiref^inions, however strongly
aiKbiefciblv they may be, pvk
IV footle number among our bu!T
serifcefs most of the proiftifieujt
chiefs and IcadOrf who,
vhjfe ?$ fiP*
' *>W Qn&. read our
mahojio 4*tforeuep In
> the distribution of their^arinting
fUjfqage to our job offiot'on aceOitWt
of our politics. In spite too
of oCr wholesale denunciation o 1
/ Mdieals, of our plain and outspoken
condemnation of aErjhjng
that is- not Straight-out, our paper
is looked for arid copies bought
in excess of our regular subscribers
by the reading negroes Of" the
town. WelffcVO no cause of crim^
"V. A lr.i r\f fl>o WMloVlfv /\/
piiUMk IU 111CHVV WA lAl^jJuciJV/iiij v/A
the Republican officeholders and
county officials, who not only read
our paper as subscribersvbut make
their, patronage not a question of
-V politics, but one of business. So
if with the great majority of our
Northern residents, many of whom
are Republicans from principle
and "^Aucation* and. whose
obtained, we re
H^^HBHHHHpfuir paper almost
BHHHHPKmd who are among
rons, who unqualifiedly
ad miration for the ability'
y efi9e$Jf> and fearlessness of oaf
2 tiow? and Vftio, by the bye, afO
appreciative critics of our style
composition. These latter indulge
in our columns as a lilqrary
treat Jfihun the hum drum of BourJ
Mkmi journalism. We say it is an
of catholicity as one of
advancing civilization when dif*Wren&S
of opinion in pcditics as
well as rdligiori may be indulged
in without T^secution from onu
?r other accidental majority in a
' y f&oifcjt We venture to as
that tnejre 1$ Jiov a smgie piace
7? Sg.this county, even upon islands
ft aSttost entirely inhabited by ne:fj
JfQpH anV ^un can not S?
ana fully express bis political
views either-in public speech or in
. Vii-coavewntion with perfect freedom
and impunity. We are sure that
-so far as tfce leaders of the blacks
are concerned that such an one
Would not only receive a respectV
fid hearing, but if replied to, that
would be done entirely divested
of vituperation or abuse for the
w*idyidd*r4noek?noompnomiHiii? and
WHjgt unreserved expression. It is
-more tfianyreditable, Jnnd we do a
simple act of justice to onfcOinvty
which is often represeted as being 1
under the ban of negro domination.
r . V
^ We eojfef^ that^e hAve bean
exS)tioially bafiffree /startlingjy
str?dit-out -and uncoij^xfBi- *
sinewy DemyAtic,! ai^l yet Bx' i
haB had nanny oi the bittewpt
lhlWwls to wlmffr our articre^
must set heavy upon their digestion,
to say to us: "While down
upon your politics, we can not
help admiring your pluck, your
fortitude, your honesty and fixedness
of purpose. With half the
ability you display, exerted uponi*
our side (which will be the winning:"
one) vol! might expect_U _ re Willi..
iiQwli-ii'ft tlioii in Hoavi^ri " 1.
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D*'> ' 3 n*?
The Charleston Election, 'a '
^Wefeel very little interest/in
tltd. Charleston municipal election
only so far as it may be the key
to the door of the county Democracy
which commands the throne
chamber of the State. The Repub
lican paTty was broken and driven
from the State for their corrupt
jobs rtinong Vhiefc the1 Gonsolida-11
ted Bond scheme of Chamber la irt'
and the Charleston capitalists, and
the phosphate- monopolies were
the most conspicuous. For these
they were Called Thieves. They
have been banished, but their accomplices,
those who received the
Jjeiv^ifcare of the booty from the
efune schemes and for the same
interests remain in the sheep's
i clothing of-thereof! shell Democra1
h*lW ^ev ^ave
1y ilHfed .the Republican
otie of'the causes
j^pmyj^^^i^ns^the "money
, jw?erj ^owOperating in
i \ tte of ill u ndrodrt. ^
t ka*y be said of so*ne of the
< > htagenwrperstidhs which will regularly
enter the field ;in the cam*$sfiTgn
as partisans, and will seek
by the influence of the/r local power
tcwedt R#slattii-&,,make lawlegislation
ami sen^h
1' repteserftthe General *As-,
um Bm J ML, ik/v^
W11JUIU wm? art* jicue nunc nwut
j tetaifted attorneys of their special
3ilstice'
cy requires, liiat the same verdict
which-has Ueeai rendered against
l?hftmh?r>aftl A (.Why 4lie people
1 slrwrid be retarded -against*Wso?t
shell or fusionist DfahPCiat^ who
5 r# ?* A
^ it i tC?/
rfominatiojiB. ^s,
I *mm hwl> yw 9t fji T! , u
^Somejofr*wr exchanges tobmk it
f Is premature to nominate candidates
for the State ticket in 1880.
*"? * 'i L ii-i ?i --
utners xniiiK iiku it is uitiucuj v
impolitic to talk of such a thing in
4>resenee o? the incumbents who
should be consulted as to their
^ W1 111 M^yTl : o retire- before* others
can be thought of to till their
Others think that it will
oe impossible to find another set
*of suitable men to fill the positions
f m'" the happy family." But by
far the gryiUpr number are wait.
in&for the lending journal's boom
and ink Charleston to name the
onler4bi- succession in the royal
?JibaW dT "Haphazard." * /
v-?^ /
^LBfrjvisit of Lieut. Micah J.deni
fcns, eldest son of Gen. JVIicah
Jenkins, Carolina's model soldiep
> rm the war between the Staj^s,
brfctefl to mind the sad circums(2nces
^fMi deprived the Conf/derrate
tt&Nrice of a brilliant ^and
spleuddjkbrigadier. _ ' J
,, j ? oh tfye dawn of one f? \h^'
battles of the wilderness andjt&n.
Jenkins, in command of his }b|ig
ade, and. in l'ronl. suddenhj co^lfronjed
another aiyision of the
armV in the.gray of the morning.
It was a Toggy aawri, and* as* I he]
r two Jin^s, gfc&rcely discernible; misl
tooV each other i'or enemies and a
volley from eacli was fired, i The
smoke and mist cleared awaV to
discover the accident and to seiM
a thrill of sorrow throughout the 1
lines and all over the country
when it was seen that the beloved
Jenkins had been fatally pierced
by mortal wounds. Several olflcers
on the same occasion were
i phot, but ,1-he ?a}araity, centred in
the lifeless form of the bright, the
cliivalric, the beld\ie<LiiGheit.iMicak
I umams rep6se ?
*t\i& tnod'esWrfllkgeatf Summervill^
* m the soil offlie Cftrtflina he loved
crv waII - '?" ? r w
;(so well* f, ,i ^ ^
ts Jfct?. . ruJ
More than nine-tenths..;of the
population of the totnte are laborers,
that is in the broadest acceptation
of the term are employed in
some industrial pursuit; thetoul^
fcvaie ijie farms, work the liijnes.
(<ruu tlie factories or are engaged fa
i some manual toil. OueslSJitSiBfe neither
without employment or lire
engaged ?<# the aot'nmolation of
wealth produced hy' the rhdustriW
of the nine-tenths. . Legislation hr
run in the interest of tlie noh-producing
tenth. From them 'is selected,
those who are to govern the
nine-tenths. Offices of honor,,
profit or trust are considered the
property of the minority by a divine
right. Place, power and patronage
which eminates from the
nine-tenths are all bestowed upon
the favored representatives of the
exclusive arbitrary schismatic,
tenth. The majority submit to
such condition as the logic of
events and from year to vear make
110 effort to disenthral them?elvp#'
j f.rJ;u ffir power /tftlic few.
"Tb^Press of South C.rolina and
Carolina Statesman." ^
A corresj^Diidcjai ot-tiie "Abbe-*
ville MfSctMpffiver % ii?u tie 1
plume JtreeiaaJi,* Irishes;
that paper Kvitn aa ^bJ*aTOie pu J
"The rress ''erf -SbirtfWarolnre ana
Carolina Statesman." ;We wish
we had room for the flGJ article;
but will have to conteiiourselves
with reproducing thevAsUsalient
parts. In the main Mr* l agree
with his views, and TfcfVg that
Einc ^SHfingj
U^fSntemptible^ pamRhip^so
pr^Yaits.Lix iii uuum vaiu^. ?? y
tiiid none of it in Georgia,none of
it in North Carolina, but it s a fungus
on our social and politiallfcfe
by the leading journals of lie
tropolis which, straugd e sa^.
have always been in the possesion
of foreign or imported talent,
and who by their training early
education and natural ptvlivities
guide the thoughts of our reading
people into tneir own channels,
and ed ucate them to a staucard unffcvtafhble
to independence or ttf
dn|jhatfty of thought or utterance,
and apply a I'rocrustean b$l fothe
thoughts, the senliuientsjiijtl feelings
of ail our people, nakive or
foreign born. They usedicall it
conservatism in-old GharSRton to
subside-into lethargy and % swear
by the old ^Charleston Carrier"
owned and edited by A. S. Wellington
& Co., of Northern birth,
extraction and education, and they
still call it conservatism to discountenance
anything tnat the
News and Courier, edited certainly*
by* a. hiost' hrilliint and
able * foreigner, pronounces reactionary,
not remembering the saying
of Burke that "a St ate without
the means of some changcis without
the means of its conservatism."
However, extracts from this article
will be found on another page. "
i' $100 Worth of Braiii8. ^
A\ ? v- I7
w >',<(- *
\ f A writer in the Augusta Evenin
a Newsd*kes us to tasfrbecause
we urgc^b^ebj^ctions in our last
issue fo the Town of*Beaufort appropriating
$100 for the-purpose
jjiayiiSaguide boQkpuolisned.
I Tliparticle any*:
, "Dboo the editor of the jCukscent put
uo volition cu time or brain ?"
^ We value bptli tiyie antrbr&in.
idtne we cannot control. Brian ?
a\cominon -' commodity, and ? h
offered ttp<M the wm-kct daih^ye?
IfohrH, and its value, like ali mar
ketabie pr^uce, is depended
upon its'.quality. As a Virginia
humorist once remarked the great
difficulty one meets with, ill a dis
ctission ul>oiiT Thtr~\ailtJii* 1 ;f?ft
power of me Main, is that allowance
is. seldom fft&ctefor those hear
pieces \tfhich are 9pmj>tecd in the
| ipain 6f soap'Tat, with a h?rv?
! fibre here and therethrough whicl
thought .struggles with pain. .. Tin
mistake is so often made that i
tjjorough investigation of one's
cranium might yiekl as many start
ling facts on the inside as the nimble
fingers of a phrenologist dis
.play on the outer, for many an
egotist, who supposes tlvat nature
has endowed him with rumirkabk
force, would lind his sktHl I?KT*j
the accumulation of u*|ftp fat
nnlit ~i V \
w-?? >
/\t is understood that no decis
ion of theXJonsolidated Bond question
by the Supreme OouitrwhicJi
is known to l>e favorable to then
validity, will be rendered until after
the Charleston municipal election;
as it has been intimated that
such decision in the interest of tlyf
bondholders would damage' tjie
chances of the Ring and administration
candidate for the mayoralty
with the rank and file' of the
Straightout Democracy. /
MARRIED.
TOBRENT-IIARMS?On Wednesday evening,
September 3, in Beaufort, at St. Peter's Catholic
Church, by the Rev. r. Gore, Jerome Torrent,
tnXtrea Fir/i H llicus nnlr nf thf> llU
-? ? - - t:
^-Charleston and Savannah Waere please
odGr J<Mrr
Grand Opening
^ -Mlt U?aM: 4>'T* tlx! rt v-:* s
f^MNOS CHEAP! -fe
*?> W frMi
'( ORGANS CHEAP!
Mr. I. ILuiHCJl, at Vhe office of the Sea Inland
News, Biiy>Wre t.'offers Pianos that cost $800 for
88*0, rtd moowthal cotf $600 for $250. Organs that
cost* 8tM 4>r $65, and those that cost $250 for 8125,
, wftL.., ;
M m DOLLAR,"
- - -. ? i L .... ?-w .
You can btjya SHIRT, bast muslin,
finest Iipen, best workiuajHSttj>; It also
has a is entirely finished,
ready fur the Laundry. A fit
guaranteed For sale only by
WALLACE & DAJVNHL
W. I. DELPH,
g# WIteiesale and Detail Dealer iu'J#*'
(HHlfiNlij STOfl^
^Heating Stoves.^
Tinware, &c.f dec.,
265 Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
.CooKBWql^vss aUWlowingprices:
$1 \M~- - - WW. $15.0fl
$lfc0fc >?v ^ $22.00r
17 $30.00.
i;> 1 ''$4.00 ' $35.00 .
$40.00. . $45.00
$50.00.
Are guaranteed to please purchasers.
\ ,W. I. DELPH.
" ^ r"
S. U. Marshall. E. C. Marshall. J. J. Wescoa
r 3?,-rtrt..* \L^ -r. tf.-r ? *
S. E. MARSHALL, & Gc
Importers of
HARDWARE,
, , CUTLERY, GUNS, tc.,
- Tf"- U 1 !'
?AND?
Agricultural Implements
311 King St., Cor. Society,
Sign ot Golden Gnn.
r Also, 55 and 57 Society Street*
'm* ? ~
II * 0*ARLKSTOH, Si ft
f
AKroti For OleferatHl
"Watt Plows
millrSmi.
t> - .Ssir....,
ill mil mm
1?,;- ih " " ! <. ? *iT -ryr rDAILY.?BETWEEN
w*?*V
-nit bHIfrvfF* , rJ'* ,; ? MI
i
? * mmd Smvanrirfli
<t mr.rt ' 'i.-jt j \ s4
p tl 'Wwji* tof **' L uwis
and Charleston.
[^! "'"I Ml 'JtHl 4.') *??*** ]
. Freight. Received ?#ne Day ;
> '-? - ti..
ftitTrerof ine Aiwre ruimt,
| and Delivered Kbrly
j . on the Following
A -> - Morning. k
{ KATfiS ALWAYS Aft' DOW 'A
STEAMkK? *fE
1 TA&EFLS rtiGM ALL PtfQJT
; BAST AMD WEST
i Supplied upon Application to
I?AUL tt"AllILTOK,
* J,S. ^ATlSt, Ag?iW, BeauArt, S. 6
j urn'k Kuth't A^i_, .AqpMtvGa,
f -- - ^J'^T
i N. CHIUSTJiNpEI
!.i. LUMBER
,t .. , >r? . tK \
L, ^ of very choice af* we
^ ttfrfck-w as second quality, vei
4 DKLSSKI> yuHIKING ?ul SJDING.
A CTPKKSS SHI N< i1?,
* PLASTER LATHS,
. PLASTER MAIK.
I J?0 ' IASHES,
f BUNDS,
MOl'LDJNt
-[ash 11 AND i, us,
I PALMETTO T/X ;8,
SQUARED FENCE 1'CSTS,
* NAILS OK ALL KINL
, BRICKS,
LIME.
. . > CEMEKTr
PLASTER PARI
llARPtf ARE, of all kind*, ANCHORS
111 Bfffij . "k CHAINS,
PUTTY, . v , OAKUM,
I r ROPE, TAR.
^ W. W. BBP9HES, PITCH.
Bhek?ftV? Materials,
Wheelwright'* Material
Harness, Saddles, Brklles, Etc..
Flower-Pots, Garde* awd Flora! Tools.
FIRE WOOD.
OAK. PINE.
For sale at
Christenseu's Lumber Yard,
; t k Beaufort, S. JO
Doc. 19-tf. , ...
Tin A DTATAin
VJ.
id*
' pLEASANT BOOMS AND
" Good Boarc^'"*,i
may be had at reasonable Bates, by applying to
MBS. A. MASH,
(Over Schcper's Dry Good Store)
Bay St., Beaufort, S. C.
,* May.l-fir. ' *
ti K -. A.'. M.\ :
BABBOkl CHAPTfcK, No. 44.
The Regular Convocation of this Chapter will 1
held on the first Tuesday in each month.at 7 P.!
The Craft are requested to be punctual.
Do /..jMar iL. w c k P
Jan30 ' J. A. WHITMAN, Secretory.
' **''* M'"
HARMOHYLOPGK N(
The Regular Communicath
of thi* Ivoa^e will be held on ti
second Thursday ('Jih day) i
October, 1879, at 7 o'clock p. i
Tb? Crftftare reqaested to be punctual.
By order of the W. M.
,ii. GP>, w, ROBERTS.
_ * t ' ; Secftr.
To Inventors and Mechanics,
PATENTS ami how to obtain them. Pauiphh
of 60 pages free, uppa receipt of Stamps for Pot
age. Address OTt.MORE, SMITH A COv
Solicitors of Patents, Box .11,
Washington,I>. '
tgfjC. BEi^Of jjl'
m m -
Offers the most coinptete and best assorted stocks of
LADIES' lllffi GOODS,
To be found iu the Town of Bcanfort, consisting in
l>art of
I r ivrv T.AWKS
GilANAPINES.
^ BATISTE,
CAMBRICS, V
. . NOVELTIES in v
r BOUBETT5, X
SATfSj^T jj
in seasonable shades. Alpacas and Bunting, f<a\
gel her with a line of Idack and colored Silks in *
populat shades, for trimming purposes. Superior
line of white and lancy l'earl
Buttons, offered at asacriiict'. An
elegant assortment of Embroideries
on Muslin, Cambric
and Linen?in white,
blue, black, brown
and cardinal.
My stock of
Ladies,
Gents, Chil
drcn,and Misses
Hosiery is most
1 complete, in sewed, cut
. and covered, as well as full
regular goods, at as low as the
I lowest. A new lot of Breton, Blond,
" Guipure, Torshon, and Italian Late,
instO|K>ned. Ladies Ties, and Bows, Table
Linen, white aiul colored, with Napkins and
Doyleis to nritch. 8heeiff#w) and pillbw case materias
Always on hand. A auperior article of
11-4 Linen Sheeting at 90 Cts.
White Goods) Hi Ijrwm, Swiss, Nainsook, Mull,
Piquc?,amt lBai>eB. I wish to call attention to the
very low price oliny Imperial'all silk Gros Graiu
Ribbon, price much reduced to compete with infeliorsilk
and part cotton good-now in market. Also
I v?.wt and Two-Toned Fancy lvibiion.s at re
duced prices. A fuH line of Ladici?i Gents and Children's
UNDERWEAR. My stuck of
Boots and Shoes
is well sustained,and* ItsirahU.^Mie-of Clothing
>) y way he lcKiud ou aiy counters, at jwpuJar prists.
** ' ? * *11 hsiTf Exanwiwv.
i V; ?? tf*? - ja .
At theOMPtaad, Nofth side of Bhy JSL, between
8th and 9tnL .
' ft C.
0 ?! Hi iliip | ii%itiii iiiT?~fT-r-iT.-|i^-i r~"
At GEO. WATERHOUSE,
JUST RECEIVED,
It? !
>t: .1 v vUvl 0 M:
Direct from .Man iiiHcturcra, a large
" line ?T **?&!
I "i tUi B>ni
fcpCQWtlTURE,
romp.l.lhs
r T -mteak *"*
'>?fha'n* Walm!**^ ^
7 ,(5# A!RSy *
Consistfag o&jjl?ir? binfng; iC*~' ?
Ash* GrwHai^thndren's Dfnfog,,^
Oftee, Nurse, ftockiug, Easy Chairs, Ac.,
" Ai*f m fcrge luCof cli'eS^r tavsJen chaffs at 50c.
X . TABLES.
Marh* top. ftktoaeh*, painted.
I U Hound and Squareaud ti, ^
. WaLwiCcnWeTahhaa?
CROCKERY.
a v?^' suJw^w^m3v of while ^
- sstow?#s? "* *
S f IMIbawuidi ifttektoghanw Wate isnyaeat Tarfcty.
J ' * ^*Gfc4?S&WAR?.
TnfliMMi, Golfm, Tea Scffa
Plalw, '* :
Emit tftauds, Ac., Ac.
' I LAMPS, 0 HANl>RI/f KB8
And BrackHs?>ulffnidn^ alHof the fittest Ihiprovemcuts
and lowest prfw-s. This Nno is partu-uihrfy
^ attractive. A complete assortment of
Wood and Willow Ware, ;
* * " * -??'V.rvw 1 OWIDI
JlH M .1 III11 HIOOK 01 rA.^tl IDUOKV4 IWI uiuivi IVam
I nuimu~er~j
y DRUGGISTS,
Bay St., Opp. Free Efcnding.
- ?t 4 * 1-1 ?
Offer to the public a select assortment of
DKJGS, IAKCT ARTICLES,
M " "' hr"* rt - T
s. ?&C., &C.i' AO,,*
| Physicians prescript ions prepared with utmost
care"
* S. MATOV
s Bay St. Beaufort, S. O
? inirnite Wives *r
NOT TARNS,
"FISH JANES AND CORDAGE.
-j Glass, Paints and Oilu,
WHITE "READ ANJ) TURPENTINE.
Special attention given to muting paints
and Glass eut to order of any size.
a; Dec. 6. fr-t V"r t>
'U" i i* . uj*1
HARDWARE!
!' * lii* * it*'i >i .-'? ? t.
_ My stock of HARDWARE comprises now all the
leading articles In that line, which have been
bought direct from the manufacturers for cash
which enables me to well theih greatly below the
_ usual retail prices.
t ? ? Ji' ftcmusniMs.
Dealer in Lumber, Hardware and
Builder's Materials.
W. J. WHIPPER,
, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
BE4UJR8MT, 8. C.
,n Practices in the 8tate and United States Courts
ie
af
m /k| KAA TO $G000 A YEAR, or $5 to $20 a day in
x I rllUI >'our OWR locality. No risk. Women
tj) I. Hill do as well as men. Many make more
r *v v v than the amonnt stated above. No one
can fail to make money fast. Any one can do the
_ work. You can make from 5 cts. to $2 an hour br
devoting your evenings and spare time to the business.
It coata nothing to try the business. Nothing
like it for money making ever offered before. Bu.
sin ess pleasant and strictly honorable. Reader, if
84 you want to know ail about the best paying busiit
ness Imiore the public, send us yonr address and we
will send you full particulars and private terms free;
samples worth ?h a No free; yon can then make up
your mind for yourself. Address GKQftCK STIN|
SUN \ CO.. Portland ,Maine
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Solid < inKT Heva-nf Jewelry fur $7 and $8, formerly
sold lor $tf>.
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ladles GoM Watches $22 and op.
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in anjrtjtmnfily P^n?(o?<#ri^row thoir Icebouse,
fiPoveatb. Street.
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JOHN CWTANT. J. A. EMMONS.
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Judge of Probate,
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COTTON FACTOR AND
GRIST ^CILLER,
Wholesale Dealer in
Gr?r#uniny Meal, Feed
v : SEA ISLAND COTTOW
Bought Ginned and prey red tor market.
Made on oonajgnmeat. Hirieg tbe&ewt ?ehtnery
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is prepared to execute all orders on tbe possible no*
tice. The highest cash price paid for
COTTON & CORN
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IMfb not easily earned in these times, bat
ill lean t>eguide in three months by any one,
AM M Mof either sex,in any part of tbe country
VII V who is willing to work steadily at tbe employment
that we furnish. $66 P?t week in your
own tows. You need not bs-tway ftem borne oref
iflght. You can give your it hole time to the work,
or only your spare moments. We hare agents who
are making over $20 per day. All who engage at.
once can make money fast. At the present
money cannot be made so easily and rapid Ivafany
other business. It costs nothing to try jfce busii
nexs. Terms and $.? oulftt free. Address at once,
j II. H AIXKTT A CO., Cortland,Me. >'orI2-Iyr