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JFhe Advertiser^ liAUI.KNP, Mureil, 3d, 1880. i)BMMnesfiesggggggg*g essa ~.<._i_?._J.LL atop at Grar'a Olobo Kotol, Augusta, aa. ?HAY li? South Carolinian and PX .??<'.?, * '?Carolina welcome" to ult his LOCAL ITEMS. Miases MCOANTS' have moved luto tho Randella Hotel. The Norman PoroUeron Stallion waa lu town aidedsy. Mr. J. M. PONHA* expect? to buy and build In Brooklyn Boon. Tho popular talesman J. W. LEAKE ls again on the road Belling hat?. Mr. W. N. WRIGHT in greatly Improv ing hie dwelling on the Brooklyn aldo If oindnm rumor ho eorroot, we may have ono tingle man loss after t li o nth Unat. Another (limo abow I ufos tod our town last week, to tho dollght of the sundi boys. Col. J. WASH WA.1T8 hun boon ap pointed Supervisor of Registration for laurens County. "*Jcrsoy" ha* contributed lweuty-ilv< Taew dwolllng to our t<>v, :i In tho mi>: oightoon monika. Wo eau romoinbor when tl/i* (own w? : not no largo as lt is now; . when mon?iy WA8 moro plentiful. Our lulnillahlo correspondent "Joo i 1'rlnco" gives ntl oxcollcnt j ? ? lc , ( hin I week, on twp of tho Laurena boya. For auch article? as Hill-Heads, No velones. Card?, und other maali John, Tm: ADVKRI.IHI.U (illico can't heat, oithor in price or quality. Tho nvorngO lin n eau only liat?n about fifteen minntoaton young t?n?i oiau Who ox poet H te bocoino fumottH in u brass baud Hnmoday. Wo i ??tl attention lo tho advertisement of J. M. MUKKI-" In another column. Mr. MURI-'K ha? a nice lino of gooda, which ho offers at groully reduct I pricoa. In tho dis lissi ni ot' tho PiT?-Jona PORTER billa, Congress baa left tho Held of. legislation and gono Into a rehash of tho late unploaaantuOMS. Kaeh member j doelros to toll all ho knowe, out if mot tore aro nllowod to ii" on, tho Congres aional Ilocord will Boon give us a cum plo history of the war. Through lnadv< rlenoo or carol SIU-SHOII tl)0 part of a mochan io, In building tho ?nndellu lfotel, a block of wood waa left In tho wall in roar of tba parlor chimney and on Sunday morning laat this block Oaught lire and CtttllO ll? ir caUBing a terrible conflagration. It waa discovered In timo, however, to provent any dam age. On Thursday Ina! Miss No it A KINO aovored ber conuoction with tho Lnu roniviUo female College," where she baa been otigagod in ioucblug muslo, and loft for hor homo in Wilson, X. C, Her superior talent us a loucher, andi genuino worth HS a Indy, hus made hov many friends iu Laurena, who aro louth tu part with lu-r. She hos boon a gen eral favorito in aooioty, and will -airy with her ninny good wishes I i tho fu ture,'" Railroad ?ir.c?t\.. Freight rooelpta have b:>:\n heavy dur ing the past wet k. Traek laying on the G. L. hau booti bu., pended temporally, Prest loi for tho road are hiing trained at Dorroll Btntlotl. A i '.do track bas beon mado BO ns tu de liver freight Into I!. I!. Un.!).-, os, mid Oray A Sullivan's waro-hous is from the trains. The (i. L. A- R. placed a full force of bunds on tho Btroet leading to tholr do pot, and in a short time wo may OX poet to BOO lt graded. Thia la a grout thing for our town. Beat Estate Trauofera for Hi? Month of february. Gray A Sullivan lo J. W. Hargrovo, 100 uor?H for ?9S2. Jno. D. (.'hook to Austin Ceek,S38aoroa for $'2705. Mrs. Susan Dorroh to J. II. Garrison a<-roK for (130. J. lt. Switzer to K. v. Hollamu & \v. U Hopkins, shoats, for (120. Center Kahlin Baptist lo M. E. Ma halTyi l 'y acres for >io. JT. A. Witt to Mrs. C. ti. Pitts, 0 7-10 aeres for $100? C. I>. Barksflnle, Master to WlUlo lin i' 60 acres ?WX?, and ITO nor OS for ;1 !7.r>. M C. harris to M. lt. M.in i t, I lol io tho town of Waterloo, 1 aero 4100. Juli? V. Moflownu to iL .J. McGowan, h i Kerrs for ?1H.I.7?. I). A. IllehordsOn t-? Dr. V. G, I nil r, 2S2 aeres . . J. W. Adah- to -t. ii. Ad dr, 100 seri for (860. Robt, Pranks to ?". D. Abernathy, CO aeres for 91000. H.un'i A. Franks to Dlokaon a Abor? navhy, . ftc rea for (20. N". .1. Holmes to F. P. Mel low un, J. ir for $37?. Mrs. ./ano C# Todd to Rd Davis, y, MTQ for $87. J. A. Ithhlle to W. ll. floppy net n for VC). 1). K. Crawford, to Mia. Dollie M. Craw, ford, 2 lots for $1000. lNTKotinl. Miss DopK TAVI.OU, Haa roture I from a visit to Florida. Miss .IKN.NIM Si.ur; INS has retorne 1 from a visit to Hslilmoro. Mr. DIM.Y HUNTER, a typo of tho Nowberry Observer, ls in town. Mr. J. N. Greer and family,of Oreen* Ville, have moved to Laurens. Capt. L. IS. laav, of the Laurena Guards, bau roeovod his commission. Col. B. D. CUMlHGffAM visited Augus ta on professional business hist w< ck. Miss Oessi ? IU ic hil. Of Alabama, is assisting hit*. Ki it mi.if In hor scliool. Kditot WA CLAC?, or tho Newberry Observer, paid our town a business visit laat wock. Itov. Father M pK Alt AN, of Oroonvllio, ?pent a few days in town last wouk, tho gueat of Mr. Jno. D. SHEA HAW. Soliool Bookal Oar den See dr. I Bargains ia now and second hand books at Wilke s hook and Drug Miora Bring In your old sobool-books and ox. obaOge for now. Cardon Sued .! i n -a, and Reliable *t Wilkes' I mig anrt ntoia. ?oactg ?orr?sponfl?DGB. lMMlitOJl 1?. O. JCS PRINCE. Mr. Jf?" Edwards in going lalo iii? ?bow bubiuetis. Mr. l'srrolt ii*i?ettlui?r ?long Unoly \ritk iii? school ut thin place. Ham Ball ha? made arrangements lo get along without guano. A lillie girl on the plantation of M. li. H.inline, ouc day this week, attempted tocut a apool in two with un axe. She succeedod in < utting her thumb oi? at tho first joint. Wo hold a town mooting at thin place, one evening lately, and organized a Loafers' Club. They are ahead of ita, however, nt Fountain Inn. They have alroady had sompdfuhk mon there, and ono tight. lt appear? Hutt Prooltloht Cloyoland hana hoad of his own. It also appear* thal tho Hadioal U. 8. Renate is very much :oir prised, as wollan indignant, nt Bitch n pretension. It hoe tried tho plan of bulldozing, but it don't uoom to work worth a cent, A longtime In one of ?ur modo! Villages, there lived two hoya, named respectively, Arch and 1)111. i hey wore not bod boyo. Inf ?et, taken all together, they would average very good hoys. But Htill, being*boy?, they lovod fut), and never lout an opportunity to ring In anything that promlsod amusement, lt happened that a friend pr< nen ted Arch with u little bull-eair, whioh present httyorymuoh appr?ci?t -i. lio at once summed Hill, and when to got h or it was 60on determined that they would "'. renk" the I.nll and make ol him a first-class saddle nag. lu order to baa Ion tho prooo?s of broaktng, they eon cluded to both mount him at oner, Arch bof< cami ??ill bohlUd. Wed, lhc.\ OOOU ."? mud thal they bud quite a troublesome I j..h >?n thiir bauds. Some 11 nu i he ' would go too fast and Bouioliiuca too ? '.orr, and oooanionully he would atop Block .still ami nwoar hs wouldn't go at all. In those instances of oxtromcstub borneSB, the boys after oxhauutiug all ordinary moans of porauatious, in some way found out that to twiat his tall was n remody that neve- failed. They ro il' rx ed this remedy, however, tobo unod only on extremoocoasionn. li happenod one day Jual SA they wore confronted by ene of (hOSO en,. rgOllcieS, they Tr ero oon frontod alto by a young lady xvho waa ao<(Uanted with tho hoys, and who waa oven their lovelier in Sunday-school. Bho at once lauuehed out Into n seor h ing looluro, lu tho spirit and after tho manner of the Immortal Horg. ttho told . thom that ?tic "would not havo believed | thal boys who Iud ?at OM her sti ll.?nih In Sunday-school e.mid bo guilty of such cruelty. Hut, a* sho had boen miatakon In this, ?ho was surprised that tho TowuCouueil didn't take hold of thu mailor ?nd put a stop lo it at once." 'flie boy?* h.rJ remained silent during tho delivery of t he leetu rc, bot all tho Hine swelling moro and moro, I When i; reaohod t!?. ?? point Arch .-.iiiM ? stund it no longer : "Tho Tow i? < ou ucl l's got nothing to do with it, n >r Hie Hun-1 day-school neither; this is my bull, and I Intend to brook bini or I'll break bis! nock- it. I ?.is (ail Hill" lt teem* lo mu that thia little Illustra tion I .. tho ca .>. very well, and 1 don't caro who upproprlatos it, tho Provident Ol '.ho Son:;' o. CKO&3 U1LJL. MACK. Pi McSwaln lost a ftno saddlo-horso, I suppose i to bo from Btnggors. Hill Austin, colored, lost two good hornea, a few days ego, supposed to lu? from blind staggers. Willie Hi xson abo lost a ?'Ino muh?, supposed to bo from staggers. Tho death of this number of stock with in a f<ixv days, and seemingly from tho S?tic disoaM', look? like ntl opldomlc, but xvo hopo that such is not the esau. Ti anido Coleman, who has been at ! Welford Coli? ::" for oevoral months, re- j turned home laut, wook with loonslOB. Ho was vf ry III for sorao days, but ia now botter. Frankie neto* that there aro u numbor of ooaofl of measles in th?' college, soma of whloh woro Tory id when ho loft. The felli ni at Cross lilli, under tho management of Prof. J. <'. Cools ano Mrs. ?s, V. h impf ?On, ls in .' ?ev il ?ur {shin -; condition, having over 70pupils io nttcudaned. 'I he ;>l nigh han boon In mol I ni foi tho psst week. Scinto.spring oats Sown abd so..io lund broken up for planting, ano to-day tho gentle showers ny< :';!i'n I and wo hopo the winter is over ?nd that j gent?o spring .. upon us. Alick White and Karn m M le itu, of Hpartanb?.rgi ti '.? ? . on ' 'ano tv. ? '. ? i tho weather sectus to '? i yoi un?et tod tho ground lp corp. Tho weather so uhfsx ?rabid thal farm work sd in.? to bc pr ?j . esulug very ?-lowly. Wc ii'.li'i I a eorrospoinlon! io tho A'eir.-i .'//</ Vonrf?Y slates that "The school ( lommlsaionar of A bbo^lIle Coun ty h IS made i'Tlagonionts With sumo bank to cash alt the pay oortiiicaton is sn, .i !.. the toaokora of that county." if tho emu.. IsolonorS of this count y could make similar ari fi igcmonls, it Would provo a grout honollt to the teachers, xvho urn forcsd to pay a heavy j.er * eut. lu order to m<:ot tho necoesary ( ?penses of the yea.-. ?'KN'TIOIIVIIXK. KAHS VON SMASH. Mr. (?oorgo M< f?an lol, we rognt to r ? port, ia vory ?lek at this writing. Pennis, a son of Mr. Y. H i 'nil ertson, xvho has boon sick for sumo time, wo are ylad to state ls convalescent. Mr. James ll. .Dow noy, who lias boen attending loetio-os at Augusta, (ta., since 1st, November ,ast, returned homo last Huiidwy. M*r. <?. W. Culbortson who has boon visiting relatives In A lal nona, returned . fw dey* s*fo. ! Thooatorop in this sootio? ia badly killed out; so much so In ?oin? places that poople aro ra-aowing. It aoenis that thero is a batter atand on low landa than ou tho ridges, indicating that lt 1* tba coto wind rather than tho ffSOSSfl tba? kiUu tho oat?. Hullivau A Mllam ara still adding new goods to their large at<*ck at Duvall's Cross Uouda. They do uot iUtOUd that tho people ahall suffer for provisious, provldod the latter make the ueees-'tary arrungomouts, of course Well, Mr. "Nix," what do you think about "Sam Bull's" buhot? don't y?;ii rixon Sinn cat too much of ".loo i'i loco's" dried fruit? Sovcral of our farntors aro a)n*>nt al tondlngcourt this week. 11 Booms that tho farmers aro prepar ing for a largo cotton prop again.-' yVhoti wo take into consideration tho low tu ?'j') of cotton, and Hu? labor ro ri n ir od tn produco it, amt th*? mst of fer tilizers, it nooma to us that tho all-cotton plan of farming i? a down hill business. Whorevor a farmer has to puy from $ 1.r?o to >.'!.o.j per nero for fertilizers, which aro exhausted in the course of ono your, fanning cosaos to bo s paying bitsluCH?. Poopio have tried tld* plan for several years without success. Lot colton bo the surplus crop, ?.rivo mor.? attention to tito grain crops, und muko our own fertili zers, in tho bolter pinn. Miss Sm? J. Owings, who hun been v ; s i ( i 11K lier sislor, Mrs. lt. I? Milum, hus returned to ber homy lu fairfield Coun ty i A tlldluulty occurred hts: Sunday, ou Mr. ii, lt. Todd's upper placo, betwcon two negr.\. Will Simpson and Will Williams, which rosultod In tho shoot i :i?? of tho Ut ter hy the former. Tho hail failod lo penetrate th* darkoy, from sumo causej and consequently ho wan not hurt. Wanton wua the ?.uns?,? of thc trouble. Simpson ha ? been arrested. A (pioslion auiong'sonio young people I hore i'i, What ls thc plural of gooso, a tailors. Instrument? A young tailor once In ordering two instruments w as puzzled to know win thor to order two goose or two goosos. After considering tho matter for somo time and failing to dcchlo, put it titus: ."Ploaso sond nm cnn tnilor's gooso, end d-m' lt, bend mo an other. WliHt should he have suid? MADDEN'S ALPHA. HHSSUI RntTou: -Your valuable pa l>nr han boen a constant ?ntl welcouio \ '(slier to our I iou doir since it.* llrst pub lication; and if our fooblo pen can add Interest there, ns correspondent wc? ehoorfully undertake th< task of giving tito items ot" news from Madden's. Our little burglsoua i"-',:u ot build. lng, severs I hounoa aro building, and othors contracted for. Hopkins ?nd his corps of workmen, ure doing faithful amt rapid work, but cannot supply the do Uland. Messrs. lloyd A: Madden, and Measr.*?. Downey & Allison, have on hand all thu brands of ferllll/' r sold in tho county Slid will \<<- pi HSed t^* nil orders from tho A.r< nts. Mr. Musters ins ? Jot of Hmo stored hi re for Ibo convenience of parlies who may went lt In uuy quantity, univ 40 ets po r bushels. Prof, Maddon, nssislod hy Miss llslolle Motos, lina opened s !i > >! at Hone Isle. V?. uro fortunate Irt securing tho s< rvi. PH of two lirst-olSRs teat her?. Parties from a distance, Who are not s > fort?nale aa vye are, <::>n securo hoard tn good famille* .a moderato terms, and putronlzo our school, The Brown hoyH have their suv.- mill jot .it ?d c.- :c." lure Sud < K:? tili sil orders 0 r lumia r. i.t short notice* Thc low prli it ? . colt ut oujiht lo plant large ureas of corn, Oats uro I tilly injured, und wheat in visible CLINTON, "J." Pink Pripp h.ir? returned lo Clinton, from Jonesville, whore ho has reen In husillos* for nome lime, I ! ?n ry Stone bl dosi rous of purehil sing a saddle, and (loos hot wish one v lill moro : han OHO horn. Misses Lizzie and Jessie Copeland .ire making pri pursl lons to opop ti nil early day,? first-class Uno of lo. I ; - - *" millinery j good, 1 Wi P. Vnnco Isopenlngout afresh stock ; iuds, ou h I .dorl? iSfusgrovc Street, .J nil's ?ii?,ito i i. fide dealing uueoinpro ? i J The Giii our dep ' report'.! the ?r :i Melita's, dwt llb i !o 0 O hil .ron lt n tire. ho J oil i e.I tho Friiit! -TO-. :EVLCL?3O Qu/ppiies FOR TH Vi Town sf laurens FOR THE Year Ending Jan. 131h, 1887 \ BE lt Ordaine<l by tho Intendant and WAIIDI NS Of tho town of I,au rons ?ti Coom il assembled? that Section 19 of the ordinance horetofoio published, be repealed, and said .section bOAtl hereafter bo an follows: One-horse Dray $d; Two-horso $IU; feed dable *20; feed and liv ery stable SM; feud, salo ami llv ory stable $50. One-half payable in adrvnnee. Treasurer's Report, Ladles Aid Society of f r?st>yt?rUa Char cit, for Tsar Badu lof list OMirabtr, 1885. Total receipts, f 177.U0 1>13UUSS.HMBWT. Duioonllo Mission?, (Mr. Lloyd) SJo.oj Freight ou Chandeliers, ?.7? I .?..?: j< Fixtures ami Urouaiug, 4.15 Foraigll Mission, 17.SO P. O. Mouey Order, 10 Cooking Stove for parsouuge, IO OD For Nursing Sick, 8.00 For Work on Parsonage; '.'7.<M Painting Parsonage, 7J.<AI Total, 8178,88 Cash on hand, 1?> Mrs. J. C. TODD, TfOU'S. Mrs. C. \V. TUNK, Beo'y. Timely Top es. A lako*has Just boen discovered In ibo Sierras .-.o surrounded by bold clifTd that it is imposible to reach ils shore;) save by one nar row cleft lu the rocks, ft bus a. circumference of ni least n mile, and a beautiful lint surrounds it, and is utilized for pasturage. It ls propubly the mouth of some ex tinct volcano, tun! ls oxccodlngly deop. The Gorman governmonf has discharged nil woruen who wero employed in its postal, telegraph and railway jorvlco aa clerks and in other capacities. As during the last twenty year-; they nearly monopolized such service in .orno towns, much sutTonng lias ensued among tho discharged. Tho mo tive alleged is (hut women aro un fit for such publie SOl'VlCO. Widows and obi maida can take comfort. Any woman twonty-one years of age, who was born in tho United States, or whose purent , or husband got naturalized, can take up a homestead, a preemption or a desert l ind claim. Hy Ibo words '.any woman," ? singlo or widow 'Mady" ls mount. A married wo man wlioso lui-,!..tnd ?J sidl living cannot talc up land unless shela divorced, tia tito privilogo ta limited to "heads of families." Farm and Garden Not*????. To prevent ruts and mice from gnawing leather of any kind, brush or rub it over with common eustor . oil. Sharing iamb* in midsummer ls <da i med by English - farmers to greatly increase thc growth of (be earea ss.' Mot farmers who have tho roughly tested the experhtfont of cutting fodder anti bedding for i their stock are sittisged that it pays io do so. Tho wool with w hich sheep are covered is admirably adapted to exclude cold so lote.,'' an it Ls dry, but when thoroughly wot it is as bail ns no covering whatever, if shelter is provided -beep will stay ! undi r it lu stormy weather, and ; their wool will ho cnoug hotter to j make sholtar profitable, tisldo front j j the great comfort and thrift of the j ?hoop._ j New Sayings by J OR h Hillings ! Tlic man who geln bil twlco by I Ibo satuo dog ls bettor adapted to lliht kimi <f business than any ll other. There is ti great deal of religion In lids world tb lt is like :i lite-pre- j j server-only put oh at tho moment A I <>f immediate danger, ?ind thou put I on in ;!' t!>>) limo hind side heft r .. I Experience ls n scfiool where al ' man learti'i what a bio; fool ho hui \ ? bee;). I T/iio niau who wont be i lc ve lu ! any iiorbaftoi lias i:<d .: dreadfully j i ni". .) opinion of himself abd Mn 1 e!::;!.t .. j ? _ Od! in the world mon show us j two shies lo their characters-by t he fireside only ono, i Tho world i-i ii I ? ? ri tr lip with edu cated fool:--mankind read too I much nn(i lc irn to.) little. Every man ha i follies, and oft- j tiinou they are the most inteyi ding tilings ho bus got. : : ; v. &T? ?JUW^fl, *3iEryoo TO Rook 33? >t tom Priooa. J Now ls tho tim" to encourage the : seile,'.,?!.' with ,i new book. ? ll 3 .'..>?: >o CB i next Sixty Day? the hard ; lilies. IdCatlNG ??< 00. ' BAH.- ; VIN . BARGAINS I . , . , &e, ? price, us I .-im dlr ? icu of ?, t il gars, liv roth cii? CLOSING OUT ! Pu Mles ihdohiod will plbitsb cull I tl Ul -eille. .1. H. M UKI F. I Laurong, S. C., Mardi! l?t, iflSO. ! .^- . v%w- r?r?v. ..WJV THEO. MAI Steam, Marble & Manufactura Homo & Fastern Gi 629 Broad St.. Nei AUGUSTA. C. W. I Hotaurant Over 886 Bi August Meats furnished at all hours, cons! rles of tho season. Everything aorupul Of* poliUMt n- toot ion feivOfl. Of gun-powder from un open keg, them off with the lightod mutch of e HUH tiiey go an before: 33 omnoiiell cz? 7 Beaver 13 'SProrxoin. OSLS ?\ rn addition to above, wo have a a .some ligure. So if you want au o (*ay you to oxarniuo our Stock, au th! modo the Shippers. Notice of Township Asa?, ooment, Tim foliowing named gentlemen ?.'.ri- hereby appointed u Hoard of Township Assessors for theil' res pect i ve 'I ownship : Hun re ns Township-J. O. C. Fleming, Capt. John Moore, J. M. l-'i miks. Young's Township-r>r. M. C. t'OX, Jas. A. Parky, ?Ins. A. Riddle. Dial township-T. M. Babb, N. L. BurksdaJo, John U. Switzer. sullivan Township-\V. I?. Hop kins, T. J. Sullivan, SV. J. Hali m itu'. Waterloo Township-F. D. Cole man, J. F. Henderson,T. B. Wilcut. Cross Hill Township-M. M. Teague, John J. Metiowau, CM. I lum.a, limiter Town ihlp-3. F. Vance, John <'. Davis, W. H. farrow. Jacks Townshp T. M. Settler, 'I ho J. Hulton, T. J Duckett. .M U..!, town Township-J. l). Byrd, SV. Ai Mcclintock, J. ii. An ld orson. '.'ii ? assessors above appointed will please meei al Hu? Auditors offi . ? on Wednesday Hie 2*1 i h day of Feb. lo*make the assessment for ihlr respective Township. M. M. LANGSTON, Auditor, i j, C. Jun. 27, 1887 20 -il. Of Setfclomont and Final By pi rmi don of A. W. -ide*, Probaio Judge, 1 will . . . t ne : li ;.; " of John WISO, div i.; . office ;.' Laurens C." 11., . . lon Ibo nth doy of March 1888, lo'clock, a. m., and at tho same I will a pply for tl .ln; .t di-eh arg VII pot sion s having dem * again t . ..'..'> < R?ate are hereby I for ni), op i* before said day j or bc forever i lured, And ali ii.debt &d uro rnqtiirod to un. ko paytheht by taid ?iiue. J. D HY RD, Adm'r. Fob. .'id, '8c>--27-lt. A FF.vv Sont horn Congressmen who favor im- presen I law regard ing silver* do aol advocate free coinage tit ?Ki., lime. The majority are supposed ioho extreme on that point.. ALTER, to ii ?lc Works, all klndt of ranite Monuments, ar Lower Market, oronoiA. JENSON and Saloon, .omi Street, a, On. feting of ull tim suhidftDtiAU un* 4?)t . ,uhly noni, tho I ?-ut ot c?rd?r kopt, mm-\ wool our price? of I i I \ [ut th ulr of public favor. Wo touched) hoapneau au i i burnt win .. . . ? prom! i !.. thc wood of truth? sh Overcoats worth SIO, to t?S. " ??3,to?^-eSO GiDaer Xjj.glit vToi^ht Overcoats, rvortla to .Bio lot ...?.nt UH on comn?ssdon for account of Arnbeiui A Co., that must go vereoat at half th? usual price, now '.. tho golden opportunity. It will ia Lot mus! positiv I, al di ." the next 29 <i;?ys, *o ret ur nj? eau ho Cir crcilsue No lu order to nu of our creditors, wo offer aw o ?tir? Block if Clothing, . ..... i umishing Coode at acid besavr Now Yorl ? . A:;/ cue wasting aajrtkiotf u our Hue ^..... ..? MI H tock before pur? h asi ag ?Aaa-' where. We h A ve in connection \ ?'...n&rtanoat, a eylaa&A assortiueut of Jo1 el ry, < .: batches, Watch Chaiaa, OsttYaaast ellai Huttons, Bea ri rarioun thui things too a amara tx? a? j mention, which \V6 ar * di sing cut vt ry cheap. AS v o are Cost, wo m ?st U?wo tae CXtSk, Ooat i jtrg.? anything. LEA K BS A PATTJ>JT. Vio AJSk? Vv?. ./ll. HL;? O MERSH?NDISE BROKE S, ?, A ??s? G f?? f?o Ha? 8. 0a AT GOODYEAR'S CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, Ciiu always ta found ?full Hue of Medium and Cheaper Gradea el OJPIiV.IV iLXD TOP 2?UGGIES. At lower pr I oei thr.n al any other houie thia sido of CtnoinnatL Tkls pos% ls all made to ordor. ls lighter ronni: ?iud bettor Unlined luau tba s Usa of work generally .?".?.1 s tau dard V ?hiele*. Rut I hire J ait s?solved a lau lino 0/ iflne ITamlly Carriages, Phaetons and Cabriolets ! .lust received, another thlpincnt of thos 1 Pino Opan and Top Bugajlna,ma?a cpon spec'...! orders nj the '.) ist manufacturers North and Rait. Hocking ha? lng used Lo the construction of the* V. lolos hut tho best materials, asa! ha ?ualtty, style and dnish, aro uucqusled by any othOM ww/ ia tba maa-aaa, a sleek a full line of SADDLES AND HARNKSS. AU grades, whii h I wi.i ol?er st lower prlooj ?.''.an have ever bo?*?r*? baaw known In the history of tho buslnss*. Milburn, iitudel>aker and Stauda** Plantation Wagt ., ll s! is. Ock and Kamlock Bole Leatbar,(kif Bkku.Shoe Findings, Carriage and Wagon Materials. Harneas Leather, Reit V^'-g auparloc quality, Itubb&r and L athor Belting. .Uso, a fail Us* el HARD W ARB, Ona?, Shell*. Powder. Shot, Table and Poekot Cutlery, Flow Pul ats 1er sM makes, Nails, AX ts, Hoes, Ptoks and Hattooks, I'itohfoipLa, ghovels, gpaAaa. Steelyards and Beale Reams, Qrlndstoiias, Rakes, ?aJloo?s, Oarpaataasr Tools, Kde?, Hinges, Window rinsh. Doors and Rilada, tram and CUuerah Balla, whleh 1 am offorlng at lowest eaah priora. A. JU. UOODYKAB, Aaa (Suooeasor to R. Ii. Mav & Co.,) at the Uni rtuud, opposite Cteaxgla Toad Bank, 7^4 Urea 1 ilreat. ANDERSON, BOYD & CO Machinery ^ ^^?^^^-^f^S&V ^ AgricnlHirai Implements. FRICK SJO.'? EM&IJMCS, SCPARATOWB* ?geuts for ta? Celebrated OSBORNS Mowara, Reapers and lUndUutm.