Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, April 23, 1874, Image 5
ft?" Mr. Kuucr BoBrKso$ is authorized to
.?bittet and receiptHe* adtohlseaieritH ahd BttV|
itrlptibhs to the 7V?;ir*.
u...-_-?? ~r y ,i_u.
TOWN DIRECTORY.
Mayor?Joab W. Mosoley.
tte'rk?T. K Wolfe.
Treasure!?II. Williamson.
;tiAtde.rmen?Henry Washington, J, P. liar-!
W, B. WilliauiHon, T. D. Wolfe.
Church Services.
Baptist Church?Services first Sunday evening
tuid the second and fourth Sundays, morning
tuid evening. Bev. A. P. Norris, Pastor. j
.. rrwbyUrfin Church?Services at 11 A.M.,
?nd 4 P. M?Sabbath School at 9J A. M.?
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
t|fr*y*-.m eetf ng Th u rsday
tU*. J. P. A. Brown, Ev:
Ivangelist.
ic Redeemer (Episcopal)?1st
Serves at 11 A. M., and 4
School 91 A. M.
Cimrch?Service? at 11 A. M.
V. M. Sabbath School at 9 A. M.?
J. 1). Campbell, Pastor.
?*jlm?&l&
ran Church?Sabbath School at 9 A.
JjW$ Vose. Superintendent.
Qrangobnrg Mail Arrangement.
K? c.rtrn, Western and Closes.
Ctoltrmbi*. 1 P. M.
Office hours from 7 A. M. to ? P. M. Sundays j
exempted.
W. E. WILLIAMS, P. M. |
aW^?D DEPARTURE OF TRAINS*
ORANGEBURG.
. PASSEN?EK. EH EU HIT.
^UlnX*!" TrtAIN". day tumns.
!V?wn - - - 11 ?1 A. M. l>own - - - - T.'U A. M.
Iff.-Lot P. M. I'p - - - ? li;4t? P. M. ,
KiuiiTTU.\r-k xu-uttuains.
pawn - - - 1LV.J I?. M:'. Hiram - - - P. M
r,i.2.0:; A. M. l p.?.m A. M I
A great many have gone down from
lure to the Sehnt'/.hi fort..
Ski:advertisement of ?I. A. Hamilton,
v I.o otters to furnish Builder's material.
Wi: understand that the colored peo
|ih' are rotun.tii?r the Hue rill s to (lov.
Mo es hv riidVr.
Si:k notice dissolution of copartnership
<?f Messrs MuseleV < 'rook tV. Copes. Messrs
Mosch/y ?.v. Copes will hereitfter eomluet
the bu.-iuoss.
Mir. \Vi.Tei ck is er?*? li.ig a line dtvul*
1 inj: house on ihe outskirts <ii' the town.
3)r.-J^. .1. Oiiycriis is n'.S) building a
line dwelling, which when finishei?! will
he nil ornament to The (own.
Wk are rcijtpstOd to -state that. Dr.
A. M. Snider will locate pernmnantly at
Ornngeburg C. II. occupying, Dr. Fers
nersj old stand on the first of May next.
?*?e< his card fiom that date.
are indebted to Cap., T. A. Jeffords
for a beautiful hunch of flowers. Capt. ,1
lias taken a great deal of trouble w ith his
flower garden, but be lots been rowarcd,
for without doubt, Iii?garden is the hand- |
someat in Ornngeburg.
Ekh. Ihiggiuun 1ms our thanks for a
lovely bunch of flowers. The arrange
tin ill of the Boq-tot is worthy of an artist.
If tho 'Dimus only had a poet! How
ihnverv ho could ho, if he could get ft
bnquet like, the one that was sent to me.
__
CxfjRA fuio claret, champagne and
other delightful summer drinks can bo
had at A. Fischers. Mr. A knows what is
good, and has showed his taste by bring
ing into this market those line brands of
?t and champagne. ( Jive him a call,
d von will conic aw:iy delighted. ?
Du. J. G. Wanamakcr will open soon, a
Drug stoic,\t\vo doors West of lvortjohns.
Dr. Wnnnnmukcr is a young man fully
qualified to take charge of such an ostub
lishntcnl an(d^^ving just graduated at
..fr<$ie,of the first mcdicul colleges in the
conntfy*Ji? consequently understands his
business thoroughly.
If you whnt first class groceries at low
prices, go toc-Yo'BC & Izlnr's, who, have
now on hand tho'best 'stock of groceries'
cv^f hYOtight to this market, which they
arc selling cheap, they also have a select
Assortment, of sugars, that suit everybody,
their prescrvos, pickles, fancy huiscuits
?c., are just tho thing. See their adver
tisement iu another column.
ifr ^ Jf Ml ml . m J 6 K vwro ft W %.
till pers?hs h?lcMhg County orders or
Jury Tickets ngaiqst? Ornngeburg, nre j|
requested to present tnl same before the
Cierk^f the board of County Comuns-.J
siouers on or before April 25. 1874. ^
Geuoe Boi.ivek.
It should havo read "by order of thojj
board, George Bolivcr clerk, of County
Commisioners." We have been reques
ted to correct the error.
Sends your orders for Doors Sash
and Blinds to tho Southern House of Goo.
S. Hacker of Clinrleston S. G.. $lr Ju
Kansdale of our Town is tho author
ised njrent for this Ilouae. . . .'
One of tec first business principles to
act upon, is to make all purchases, jiirect
from tho manufacturers, thiissavi^large
sums of money, for this reason we advise
our readers to purchoso their Windows,
Doors, Blinds, &o.,'fr?ni I. II..Hall &Co.
Charleston, S. C, who havo at the Facto
ries combined benefits derived from ma
terials in first hands, skillod workmen,
latest improved machinery, and thorough
systematic management. All windows
glazed with good clear glnsi. They nre
also Agents for Asbestos' Hoofing Felt,
try it and you will be pleased with its
durability. Send for price list,- circulars,
&c.
Timi; is Moxky.?Tho old fashoxed
manner of building houses, and waiting
for months for the snshes, doors abd
blinds to season, is obsolete. A livo en
scrprising man who reads the iiowpopers,
and keeps posted about matters und
things, will make an estimate of what is
required in the h ?use he is about to erect,
send to cliurleslon, S. C, to the Buil
ders' Emporium, und have all his Doors,
Sashes and Blinds, ready to go in its
place when the weather-boardings are
put on. Messrs. I. II. Hall & Co., the
Proprietors, have the most extensive
stock of Building Materials and Orna
mental House Work, including White
Bine, und Faiiej Lumber, Marble and
Maibleized Slate Kautel.?, Asbestos' Roof
ing Felt, &e. .* ?.ndfor price lists and
circulars.
For tin: 'J!mr.<
TD M.
The liop'M that one: so I) rightly beamed
Aero** lif.-V path-way drear,
Tin-joys, delusive joys, thai sec nod
So far and yet so near,
All, all have lied, and there remains,
Since we indeed most part,
(?nly i tie shadows of the past,
Tu cheer a broken heart
C. 13. C.
CONSIGNEES FLR EXPRESS.
Dr ItW Bates,
Mrs S II Ilarley,
J Moses,
Moor Wilson & Co,
Dr J A Keller, ..
HM Moorer, i
W Dewis,
J W Livingstt.n,
Girardeau & vo',
J S Hivingston,
Dr C It Thompson,
J Coon or,
J II Felder,
L Gardner.
COMMERCIAL.
MARKET REPORTS
Offick of tiii: Ouahokiiuro Tim ks.
February 12, 1874.
COnilECTEl) W'EEKL Y.
Ordinary, - - - - 11 12
Good Ordinary, - - 12 (? 13
Low Middling, - 13j (?.
Strict Middling, - ? - - 14} (o}
Prices Current.
Haeon I lams : : lb 12] (gj 18
" Sides : : ? 11 ($ V>\
Lnrd ? : : " 12]
Corn : : : : bus 1 00 % 1 10
Pen? : : : : " 80 Or 8?
(hits : need : : u ! 25 Oj) 1 00
I'Toiir : : : : cat 1 7? ? 0 00
Fodde r : : : w 1 20 <V
Bough Bice : : " 1 30 ('?) 1 J5
Ihitter : : : : lb 30 (ay 50
Eggs : i : : doz 13o Oh
Turkeys : : : pr 1 00 0< 1 60
(iceso : : : : " 1 00 @ 1 2?
Fowls, : : per doz. 3.?0 per dor..
Hees Wax : : : II) 23 ?
Beef ; ; " 10 12
THHdw i , : " 8 03 10
Pindera t t per hindicl I ."vifx \ 85
COPARTNERSHIP,
ORANGEBURO, S. C. March 31, 1874.
THE undersigned have this day formed a
Copartnership, under the mime of W1LLCOX
WOLFE, for the transaction of a Tin, Stove ami
General Mcrchnndir.c business.
WILLIAM WILLCOCK, ,
T?WNSEND D. WOLFE.!
4 P. M. to OP. M.
? 'After tile Oth dfMay tilts periulty on nil un
paid tn^c* aVd'KceHiics WH) be attached.
KIRK KOBlNSOX,
;!i ' ? ' ? Clerk .Of CountiV.
' ?rangebui-K, April i^th, 1?74 -It
Ina is uttJ Mm . ;.vrA mii :. :.;
LOKE:?TAlt llOUTEf';;
(I NT K11N A XI (> N A Jj alld ? UK.VT > (HITIIKIIN U.K.)
Passengers going to Texan via Memphis and
Little Kock, or-via ?liruveport, strike this line
at I,onj{view, the Dent. Route to Palestine.
Henrhe,' Wneo/ AuKtin, lluntsvtllc, Houston,
Gulveaton and all points in Western, Central,
Kastern and and Southern Texas.
Passengers via New Orleans will .Ind it' the
Best Kontf to Tvler, Mincolu, lai|la*'rOvcrton,
CroekoU, Kong view :tnd all points ill Eusteni
and Northeastern Texas.
' This line is well built, thoroughly equipped
with every modern improvement', including1
Xew-andhlegnutiDny Coaches;-Pullman Pal
ace Sleeping (Jars, Westinghouse Air Brakes,
Miller's Patent Safty Plutforms and Couplers;
and nowhere else can the prxsenger so completer
ly depend on .4: speedy, sai'u and Comfortable
journey. t ?
The J.ong Star Ponte has admirably answer
ed the query: '?Bow to to go to Texas?" by the
publication of an interesting ami truthful docu
ment, containing a valuable and correct map.
which can be obtained, frec.nf charge, by ad
drvMhg tHe'CJei^ry.'INbkpt A gellt, IitrCrWitmn
al ntul <irent Northern ?? Railroad, Houston,
Texak" District K.]
Feb. 12 187-1 fly
PLYNOS AND ORGANS,
Furnished on
!??oiitlily: T.nstnl mcnts.
TERMS OF LEASE:
. iiwcr 'ptt.uv >' , '
Alt Payment* made un Lenne, u'lil apply tmctmU
the puirhtifihe nf the Intti'nment Jjouitrd.
Piann>i rained at ''
$450 to $500 : .$75 advance, if25 monthly.
525 to 000 : : rtTft advance, 80 monthly.
025 to* 750 : : 100 advance, 40 monthly.
OryaiiH mined at
$125 to 200 : : $25 advance, $10 monthly
225 to '!50 : : -lOadvaiue, 15 monthly
300 to 500 : : 50 advance .25 montb'lvv
&fp:\. 1 'arlics whit oiler saiisfactory Security
can pay'f^rjustrmncnts in notes at .'t, 0, it,.and
12 nmiiihti! tiiue. , ,
'^IfjM'mlfljl 'other imhiccuuntsollercd
iii both 'liuib and Cash Sales, fnun
RIUK ROBINSON,
?'?Agent fbr OHmgelhifg llmintv.
may 22jattar -f>:! ? .14 , ? I *lf
MBEHAL TERMS! t\
' "We arc ollering our Guanos for this season on
the following liberal lerjns:
IMKEN1X Gl'ANO, Per Ton of 2.000 lb?*Wi7,o6.
WlI.COX, GIBBS & CO.'S MANIPULATED
?UAXO per Ton of 2,000 lbs, $70.00..
? ? ! .7 .1! t}\ * jjfii 'l ?! > /? ' "s ?
(?1.00 per ton drayage to be added.) On credit
until 1st November, 1874, with
Option of paying iu MiiMlir.g Collen, deliver
ed at buyers* nearest depot at I fie per lb.
.. A ( discount,ot $10-00, per ton will be allowed .
for Cash. ?? ? 1 '
^'?uVilgcil? throughout toe State sell at same
prices and on same terms as ourselves.
Hand in your orders to nearest agents, at once.
WIL.COX, GIBBS & CO.
CJI.UtLl^TON, S.CV
firth. 5 3ni
?955,000
IN CASH. GIFTS,
TO UK DISTRIBUTED BY TilK
mercantile Wifce'1 '?ssociarlon
OF NEW YOKIv
Bally Drawings!!!
A PKIZE FOR EVERY TICKET..
1 Cash Gift, $100,000 75O.G.,each,?1,000
(5 " each, 50,000:300 *' " 500
2U ?? U 5,00u:5.-iO " ?< 100
400 Gold Wntchcs - - - S75 to 1100
275 Sewing Machines - - -, 00 to 150
75 Elegant Pianos . ? . 250 tu Ton
50 " Melodconn - - 50 to 'JC0
Cash Oift-j,$i|vef wurq,Qtc?Yalucd at ?1,500,000
A, chance to draw any of the above prlf.es for
25 cents. Tickets describing priy.es are sealed
in cvclopes nnd well mixed* On recedit of 25
cents r. scaled ticket is drawn without choice,
and sent ljy<nuiil ,to tuy address. The price
named upon it will be delivered to the ticket
holder on payment of one dollar. Prizes arc
immediately sent to any address by express or
return mail.
You w\U know what your prize is before you
}x?y for it. No Waith* Our put rout* can depend
on fair de-ding.
Otfisiioss or ;rttV.' Vtem*.? Fair dealing can
be relied on-?X. V. Jit mtJ, Aug. 2.X A gen
uine distribntiwi.*-1 World' Sept. 0. Net one of
the humbugs of the day.? Weekly Tribtme, July
7. They give general satisfaction.?Stattts Zt'i
in hi/, Aug. 5. .
Keferenccs?By kind permission wc refer to
tho following:? Fi im kl in S. Lane, Louisville,
drpw SPJ.OOt). Miss Ilnttie Banker, Charleston
H'UOQ. Miv. Louisa T. Blake, St. Paul, Piano,
SC.OOO. SfUnuel V. P.ivmoiid, Boston, $5,000.
Kugeno J?, BnuUett, PitOiburg, Watch, $300.
Miss Annjc Osgood, New Orleans, ?500. Emorv
U PruB, Columbus, Ohio, $7000.
One Cash Gift in eveiy package of 150 tickets
fn*rontPfd, 5 tickets for ?1; 11 for $2: 2ri for
\50 for ?5; 150 for $15.00
Agenda wanted, to whom wo offer liberal in
ducoments and guarantee satisfaction. Send all
pjOney exceeding onq dollar h
Address.
ng ono dollar ny cxprc&s
JOHN*. (!. HAMILTON&C?
?jvrjdesi'.x: y:
Apr. 9-am 2'VVJd
NA RAI
v? Charleston.S..CL Oct.48,; 18*2.
= Ou and nft^WgpJ& Pjrf U?*
passenger trains on the South Carolin*
Railroad will ruryns p$<Wn ^ ft g ?
FOlt augusta.
Jenve Charleston^ 7 <WA#1 Ub ft m
Arrive at Augusta - - . 5:00 n m
? FOIt COL.usw1a.
?0o
MtffiVe Charleston ...?./ 0:QQ a m
Arrive- ut ty)\WVW?! >! * Y.U - i9f?Q I>. ffl
FOB charleston._[~' '
8:20 a m
f)r::i;4>20:|j?(f|
8:40 a m ]
-'Mf!4rr?0;Pl?\j
Amjmifkm&mvmfa wot
(Sundays excepted.) - ^ J
:?m^MWHPJ in .im-,-. /'^X M
Leave "Augusta - - 0:00 p m
Leave Augusta ?
Arrive at Charleston
Leave Columbia
Arrive at Charleston
igusta
?Arrivp^tlilinrlrntfiii
Cot;
LeaveCharlcs'trjh ! <o> t . >' 7rK)'p l?'
Arrive nt Columhia - 0:30 a m
QofMU % Y I )7kU pi^,
Arrive at Charleston .m,? 0:45 :> m
LeaVi Siimnfe'A'rl^\0-'1 ?7:25 a in
Arrive at Charleston - 8:40 n m
i?*JLenvo Charleston
Arrive nt Su
Leave Gnmdcn;q ? >, ??< ["? ,\, ?'jiO ffv^
Arrive at Culumbin - 11:50 a.m,
Leave Columbia - - l;50ptn"
.Arrive at Camdcu r\ ~ * 3:85 p_m
gusta withMneon and Augusta Railroad
and Gcorgin^Rrtfl^AdS'. IThW W>1 IhV
quiekest and most direct route, and as
comfortable and cheap a;- any <^hftr rotftf
to Louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, St.
Louis t>nd j, ?1,1 j other points . Ayest and,
Northwest.
Columhia !Night Trams 1 eoiirtWt witlf
Greenville and Columbia Railroad, and
Dav and Nfcltt?Prfms ctftnWcUwitliChary
lotto Koadr-^1 i /! FJ.vTsl \
Through Tickets ou sale, via this route
to all points North. .?<:..??:???'?/..
*;<iji:i7i.jo i. i\ jm.
Camduu .1 ru;n .connects nt Ktngville
daily (except Suudays) with Day Passcn
[ ger Trni n,-und runs th rough to Col umbin
A. L. TYLER, Vice-FreMdcnt.
k\al T^cet
The rocont test of Fi'r?-P roof ?Safes
by tho English Government.proved
the suDe&WrtWor Al?nv Filllpg^NQ. , , .j
other Safes filled with
?SQ?P
721 C
JQHJTA HAMILTON,
.lir'I jrmd'vjtar/iO -mIj u-. nnjineriq
; ? 'itas *
lilt! . "<:rl T > rurF*t ,*l\trjnf. tifinfpy? TVsirji
b u i r;i>Emsjm ate n i a i %
OX hand and furnished op short notice^ BY .
JOIRn 'A. flASilLT?*'
May 2U, 1*7$ MSVA ?Wl?;i iIlA.fl i/4fT:
?jj .11 .ir? Vi oitom >dl ?; rwiiq wai bun \\:
Da?dtriJJirdMtxrftna'Su^Ik.^aMf^,
Slate and Afjti/e Auntley floor tndDm in
LdkinrtMdlerjJu:rWoods.&. e.
All WorhWarranted.
LOWEST PRIOEa
I'h; hall a co,
% i?nufjtturer* Sc Dellen. W
^ Z,4>ja,9.tl?.M<irhct Street,
m 225, A'astnty,'
CHARLESTON, S\Q<
This cut entered according to Act of Congrc
in the year 1873, by 1, II. Hall & Co., in the
flfliee of the T ?hnrinn of Congress, at Sv^ash
ngron ? ? >,!
mm:-aJ[(ff9qiv w j]
ffetfe jtf3?fcc?^ ?ich es
g COFFEE.
3 ; r.7 TEA S?
?; ?ucA*; H|
1A S1? A
m }.
ACON,
ARD.
10 Uii.il nwsjwsCRACKERS, ? j ^A^INE^;.:[.
-di-,n 0 A JTAJiaAlC?KKB?/." ? ira^FB?'^flSSH, :*v
,! -Hl .?ItfA.II/AH - .!
11 , A|LS?,.v>:.* j .! ' ?
fHITiSTANTLY ftyflffl l^fc^'V ko<siflk Clothing, &hoea, ??t?,
Caps &C? &C?> nt price to suit the tiiiicsj A'P.o 1 ,01.o
HtfaWi tot t 1 " ! :
. /( Ir.r+l A*Iii HAS JUST HECELV J3D jHfcfe\V? J.OTW v, i? '...-,< U f f -.?fi
.ii-.O ; .fcj.? . ?
,l*li$?- 10,1873 j -?b i&i ?ItWl? BRIO<25rj^w s il
3?uu oi[i ^Bjff iljiVi-MitrMliPin^
ii| iiiw fiw lingu-l tili ui lirfT
Tn Aimmuiiny
-isud bun ooium v ooomi ,innti uvjd oyad
i i?ctc ami WELi'^?^s??Srcfeliof* ; ' A\S
groceries, liquors "fr -;segars
~t Bl^UfW^lill f iAMH'tp^l^ rv?Ia(B?rg?*n)'iriai tNo* b?te feerftotqght Under .J5j?
X jtmordiiiary FavoraBlo Circumstances, atul th;-.?. they will he p/*posed.of
::. sOTilj wvo hicn?tH/iBAll? fOR\ :
JioJhoU nioift iuo^t la noilliut*. bol?Tu->I?;-j fun: - , "
IT i? mv object to make it advantageous for my 1-Vietuk, Patrons atut tho Public^ to BU\ fronl^
~-;-?- ^?j t?^KORTJOIX^.
!?? ?55 Invffifld Attention to a pu^IfollAnd ?l'N, C ogn?c aHri reach BRANDY
t ^.-I yr_i_: ?o ,.Y ./. ..? ? i ???? : ?- '!f // h,^
; ?:t;- ?
THIS IS THE TIME ANB PLACK
[TL Bacon\?*]?n^ W'Jli*
'j I / > MVVi ' 'v ''A -< .vjj.'ui -A '??T),ci ??:?:.???;.?'
. \ \N ^ 1 j ^ H i S ill (j j^iO^E^'^ r ;,J{^.
AVIirai is kept fun of tlie finest grade? of LIQUQliS, feEGARS?c^JwWclj ^ill be ?olfl 1#
*ul|^lit| purcUKCA ^#Ut?i>H"?ec for yourself. ,
,.^t it/
March 2G
.-?Hr-I I? ii Ml jlUjlHB
ttildJ !ti .vlj;j:'{l>ivfijtii
1)11. A. Q^MpB $1
eft
_?4.,^,dj j>> --jntdJ >mt?n fchn DfrtU sjtfH
DEA 'tEu IN .
icmes,
<!45
INI-] Toilet SO APS, Faticv HAIR und TO^H Bntshea, Perfumery: and.Toile?
A^tfclcfe, TiRr?&iES attil Slioulder BRACES, . "
GRASS AMD GAKDBN SEEKs
[JUKE Wines and I/uinors for Medicil'KrSosea, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH'S
L mulDYEBTlTFFS ?
TPctis?, Ink, Euvclbptt?; Glnss, Putty, Carbon Oi)> Lami> a
tV^IljE-ixyn^ CIGAl^) TOBACCO and CANDIES; -
Yfii... I'll vsi eianaitfa^ripticwis acctirately Compouodcd."?a ,| i
''' "' ' ' ?',;f- 1 n ? ??' ?"? ?
lich AELr ?& >? bia7me.'
j it ' d I. tii'iht' >iii ?r>tij iwv f?v?d oil i'rjti
BT IFS WISJIiW cllKAF GOODS; I^AI) ^fcTTl^ V^T THEMSELVES TO A
title double bv walking down the comer to luis .
1 ?*IOtn*Mrt iJitll "m .(ii;uj diu nV 7 (3
I un'E,Ar,l,,/>vAu;-n-: 5 I Uli t?
?/. i?iu; ^??^uu'i'.ll?tt ??i^Iim^i^ ,-.iivu?IH; ^ i, . /
THEYhaveaCWct5r^tofGh!ROOl2KIItIS ?tich as
'i^loiir. Bacon, {"jm .-.-?< -Wv';=;?
A fine lot of SFGARS and TOBACCO'S low L?d f?r tflc nionev? '^ **5C*
f / URYiQOODS oferery
bestirption, nnlHT.OTIIING at wholesale prwJe^f.-iii,.,! ,;
?i i-i Bi'*li ?iwiilM "id ui IJl j .UL..L11 !, n> , II..iJ .1..1.'. Jll. ,>!i 1 i. ill ?
! 3t iiu-sjij ;h>.?! ij: ':?''./<) .jc-'i^ft
1S74 .SPRING TRADE
_-q-nftfl; j ?en- \\
T? K?HN & BKO.
I > ] AtRE NOW OPENING THKIR
NIi>YJMliING stock
j tai?/iiij i-iii. .i.sv.<. - . ? ?
And can confldeittly angert that they arc . (HiO')-?:)V)itu full >ii^ :<;? |i
KV'l'-H before Exhibited in ttrangelmrg, which rtrc the results of I'nuaual Favorable Prrrehmo*
in eonB.Kiuenee of the present and p:u-?t Privsuro upon Trade
DRESS GOODS, PRINTS; ?MBROIl)KBtES^ NOTIONS,,
WlllTEGOODS, i l-PJillOALES, HOUSElvEKPINU GC/ODS &o., Ac.
,dj.... iyiM /<u.>, uVni? .LT- ikSrXIi ?'
F the Finest and, Ridbw Materials and ?te la (oaf tf?v. kies in style and Design? ?f thfs mwhW
SVear. An elj^i\nj ^Cfci^iiX la^yjs ^.eck |\ycft^?^nes;''<'oUaVettw, Scarf-*, Ruches and Ifeft?
in)n\ost SebJV^ai\d B^^ihigResigns. vVedmve added 10 our already Immense-Stock of
B,aw.xs. Ajffi shoes
Comprising ibc'LatLit .s'tylea J^liad^ GalteV^tWitH^hrtCrt and Boots.
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