Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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May U, 1891. I country to bt* unt il in ti war j another government at jteaee with it ! Tlie United States government had i kept this vessel patched anil its es- north Carolina on W*~iU, rtM! K,„rj^JSSS' 5 EDITORIAL NOTES. Severe frost fell In Virginia and na on Wei' of last week. A vessel, fitted up and supplied! GREEN PLAINS. | indulgence while I briefly al- with anus in the United States for ipj^ g C ]j0 O i a t Colihvalei ^ u< ^ 0 b> a portion of the report the insurgents in the civil war now in 1 | iaH clout’d and our children ‘are j that committee to the progress in Chili, escaped from the at home again for the Hummer. Governor. In paragraph tax offices of our government at San Die- “ . I the wording 18 SO Unfortunate go, California, on Wednesday of last:. — Mr - w - u, {Kg m 8 has that those malevolently disposed week and is m.w probably on its way covered his porch and Mr. to the management of the insti- to Chili. It is a violation of Inter- E. Byrd is bui.ding u new barn tution m ght infer that the pa- national law to arm a vessel in one and stalls. 1 tients have been cruelly treated against j _ There were no 8erv i c e3 at! b - v "thers than the attendants. Antioch on Sunday on account of the absence of the pastor, who was in attendance on the church convention. WATCHES Repaired and Warranted —AT- A vessel was wrecked on Jjike 8u perior last week and five of her crew of seven were drowned. trouble Chili. President Harrison has completed | his tour across the continent and is now on his return through the North west. AN INTERESTING COMPARISON. The front of the State House is very handsomely decorated t for the Centennial this week. The international convention of the The marble column oil the CX- —Mr. J. W. Moore and Mrs. C. D. Chapman have each oc cupied their new residences though neither of the houses is quite finished. —Judging from the way the young people drive around treme left is ornamented with a | Q reen |q a j n8 on Sunday after- large shield containing the noons we will not be surprised A severe fire visited Long Island words, “ThomasPinckney, Gov- if there are more houses to be City, on Long Island, last week and! . ,, 4 i., erected next fall. over $300,000 worth of property wasi erll0 ^> 17.11, while Oil the e ir- destroyed. ! responding column on the right Gardens and t.ie oat crop A very severe fire visited the little ( appear in large letters, “Beilja- ar ° ne< — r,lln ' 1,1 y mut ^ j Ust town of Hamburg, in Aiken County Young Men's Ch istian Association | was held last week in Kansas City, Missouri. J. H. M a sox A Co’s JawKLitv Storh. Attention Mechanics! All persons in need of babbitt metal can purchase if cheap at Til* Dak- 1,1 Sutok office. June la, 'UO—tf The New Drug Store. 11 beg leave to state that in my experience of more than four years in this institution I have known of but few instances of , , , * , - cruelt} to patients. Ihese 111- quaintanees, and the public in gener- stances have been on the part i al, that I have opened my Drug Store of the attendants, and such at- hi Dr Lunney’s Huilding on Pearl tendants have been promptly ^‘•‘■eet, where I will he plewtii to have • • i i r f • 1 hem cull when they need nuytlnng lilsciiargea. in the way of pure drugs, fine toilet i our supermtendant needs j articles, patent Uiediaines, stationery, no defence before VOU, but to ^ <- Hopingto see them all at an early those who do not know him 1 ,date ' a,ld to - roRcive a sliare o* take pleasure in saying his kindness of heart is genuine, his forbearance constant and un ite 1 date, and to receive a patronage, 1 am, Kespectfullv, J. U MULDROW, Prescription Druggist. Dr. John A. % t has purchased the sto^k of Dr. \\ . J. tiariKT, and has leaded the latter s desirable business stand on the tt est _ ^ side of the Public 8<inare for a term x jiIhI it IS of vears. Here his friends and patrons Sl'JIt, will find him In the futu-e providel as heretofore with a large and select asso.tment of -DRUGS, MEDICINES, TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY ARTICLES, S.C., &.C. j continuance* <»f tlie lil»cra patronage which has been accorded him in tlie past is respectfully solicit-1 Jan. lo-tf. | tiring, and that these qualities Prescriptions carefully compounded , appear in large letters, nn , , . , u T-n n Juow. The crops are looking on Saturday, and $10,000 worth bf min R. rillinan,Governor, 1 .1. ^ well, however, notwithstanding have always been shown to the unfortunates under his care. Very respectfully, L. G. Corbett. at all hours April y-3m. property was destroyed. . | A comparison is thus instituted At Viekhurg, Mississippi, a jury of between our present Governor twelve white men has just given a ne . , ., . ...i • i, gro ejected from a railroad train a und that of acentury ago, which verdict of (8,000 damages. mav prove of interest. In order the cold nights. We had frost two nights last week, but we can see no damage so far. Mr. Settling a Wager. [Chicago Tribune.] and Mrs. Billus —We are beginning to think ; argument the other day. had an this comparison may be below 1 ney’s time, while there are oth- j ers who will think that the real intellectual giants live in these ! days. We express no opinion ; on the subject; the contrast has i been instituted Municipal elections were held that throughout the smaller towns b‘ | Ilrnrw „.l v dr-iwn W e irive Indiana last week and tlie result P ro porlv drawn, we gl (. showed general Democratic gains. | a pen picture of Governor Pinck- Another forest fire lias broken out j ney taken from “Lossing’s Emi- *“ ‘ N '»'w Jersey. It is raging in Uajs- t Amoricans ” The history May County. The value of the prop nel11 Amt rioans. int nisury erty destroyed will amount to $.'.T,ooo 1 of the present Governor is fresh The.city of Greenville proposes to in the minds of all, and need not Sr"w.Hr.rito ^givemiore. SO,™ will pr„b. Presbyterian University at tlie place ably conclude on reading the Miss Winnie Davis will unveil the I following that we have retre- JelTerson Davis monument erected by s ; n ,. 0 flnveermr Pinck- the Lathes’ Confederate Monument | S ratea hlnce tioverntn Uim k- AssociationOf Mississippi at Jackson on June:i. Fire destroyed the works of the American Wheel Company at Sidney, Ohio, on Friday. The loss is $100,000 and two hundred employees are thrown out of work. The recently warring fact! ns of the Democratic pa-ty in Charleston have affected a compromise and ev erything |iolitical is now moving se renely in tlie old city. President Agee, of the Ohio Farm ers’ Alliance, says the Ohio branch will be nun partisan and will not nominate a ticket It does not en dorse the Ocnla platform At Ashland, Kentucky, wtiile work men were palling down a church on Saturday, preparatory to re-building, the ceiling and timbers fell One workman was killed and three others were wounded The Southern Haptist Convention was held in Birmingham last week. Over one thousand delegat s were present representing every Southern State and Mexico and Cuba. A fire at Manning, Iowa, on Satur day, destroyed almost the entire busi ness portion of tlie city. The loss is about $125,000, with hut small insur unco. The fire was incendiary. , some little about the extra hun dred and fifty thousand dollars ] tax that we are likely to have to shoulder on account of some body’s fault in the Coosaw mat-1 ter. It looks a ^ood deal worse than the experimental station j tax. With such management! how can we expect anything you $10 on it 1 tell you, Maria,” said Mr. Billus, “you are mistaken, j t i 0Q 0 f ^ I here are only four children m the Whilks family.” “1 know what 1 am talking about, John. There are five,” replied his wife. If you were a man I'd bet better than the treatment of Dr. P. E. Griffin? What next? Logic and Christianity. [The State.] The State is not a theological expert, and it has had a diffi dence in expressing an opinion regarding the action of the trus tees of the South Carolina Uni- Mr. H. P. Hammett, one of the old est citizens of Greenville, died in that city last week. Mr. Hammett was widely known throughout the State and was always in the lead in busi ness matters in Greenville. Col. James A. Hoyt has sold his in terest in tlie Huptixt Courier to Kev. A. J. S. Thomas of Orangeburg. Mr. Thomas and Mr. W. W. Keys will con duct the paper in tlie future. , , . , versity in decapitating Dr. Alex is ea< * h (,,ie wh0 under on account of his religious reads this form his own conclu sions; We have already considered the career of Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, one of the noblest of South Carolina’s many noble sons. He had an accomplished years his junior, that city on Friday. He was tlie founder of the Coosaw Phosphate Company. returned to his native land. In early boyhood he felt a martial spirit stirring within him. It grew with his growth, and his studies were almost exclusively military, on his arrival home. He became a thorough tactician in theory, and, on the organiza tion of a military force in his native city, he was intrusted , .. . . „ with the command of a compa- ln a railroad wreck, near Bangor, . ir . . Alabama, on Thursday night last, one He was a ngid disciplma- uerson was killed and four others in-! nan, yet his men loved him. He Jured. The engine and several cars soon rose to the rank of major, were burned with heavy loss. ;lu j wa8 very active in reoruit- Mr. Robert Adger, one of the most ■ ing and disciplining the militia, prominent and influential business until the arrival of General Lin- uien of < liarleston, died suddenly in j ( . ((lll) hl 177i)( as commander-in- chief of the Southern army. Lincoln appointed Major Pinek- The Supreme Court of Nebraska ] ncy one of his aids, and ill that has decided to oust Boyd tlie Demo-1 capacity he was engaged ill the siege of Savannah, in the Au tumn of that year. Several months previously, he had gained great applause for his gallantry in the battle at Stouo Ferry, just below Charleston. He was not among the captives in Charleston, in May, 1780; and when Gab’s took command of the Southern army, Pinckney was appointed his aid. He fought gallantly at the battle near Camden, in August, and there had his leg badly shattered by a musket ball. He could not retreat, and was made a prison- |er and sent to New York. His wound disabled him during the rest of the war, and he remained in private life until 1787, when he was elected to succeed Gen- views. It is difficult to see, however, | wherein Dr. Alexander's Unita rian beliefs incapacitate him for | teaching logic. Tlie College is not a sectarian institution, and , its young men, when they study brother, four years his junior, 1 which is an exact process who bore a conspicuous part inl°f mental discipline, are not the great struggle for indepen-! supposed to be affected by the dence, and honored the diploma- fact that the teacher of it is a cy of his country. Thomas Unitarian, a Methodist or an ] Pinckney was born at Charles- [ Israelite. If the study of logic : tiding, ton, on the23rd of October, 1750, i? destructive of faith in Chris- aud at the age of three years Vanity, and the college is re- was taken to England, with his! garded as an institution for the brother Charles, to be educated, inculcation of Christian doc- There he grew to manhood, trine, then that study ought to chose his life-pursuit, acquired 1 ^ abolished. But we are una- the preparatory knowledge, and, after an absence of twenty years Misses A. & J. FOUKTAIR have just opened their supply of Q * T T ' V 1 TTPinrr i\/11 AW W to which they inYite the atten- of the town and county. The assortment has been selected with great care, and the customers of the firm will find much to interest them. Special Agents for Buttenck’s Patterns. March 26-2m Carolina Inm-State BUILDING ’You needn’t hesitate on that account, John. I'll take the bet.” ‘ I’ll make it $20 to $10.” “Done.” Mrs. Billus ran over to Mrs. | Whilks’ and returned in a few : moments rather crestfallen. “You were right, John,” she said. “There are only fourj ch Mr. re Bi : iius.reached into his Is prepared to make photographs left trousers pocket, took out aj yourself, your residence, -A.SSOCT A-TIOIST. w. C. COKER, President. J. J. WARD, Vice President. I,. E. WILLIAMSON. Sec. and Tread DARGAN A THOMPSON, Attorney« Directors—C. B. EDWARDS, A »'• McFALL, JOHN S1SKKON. W. F. DARGAN and E. E. LUNN. This Anfociation lendt; $100 on each share of i.tock. The rightn of tlie in- vesto and borrower have been here adjusted more equitably than in any other now ottering ufoek to tlie public All particulars furnished upon appli cation to 1,. E. WILLIAMSON. S. E. SMITH, General Jlgent. HARTSYILLE FiRE INSURANCE AGENCY. A bargain in everything throughout the wonderful what a dollar will do in this heavy stock of «r2-l)RV GOODS, G ROCK It IKS, CKOTH1XG, • SII OKS. HATS, KUHMSIIING GOODS, NOTIONS, &(V-r~33r We will sell them, one and all, as low as any living man dare sell honest goods. Luck is Looking for You in the Shape of BARGAINS at BUGKWELl BIOS’. A. SI'ITH, $10 bill and transferred it to his right trousers pocket. “Let this bea warning to you, Maria,” lie said, with much se verity, “and don’t bo too sure about things hereafter.” crat ic Governor because he is not a naturalized citizen. Thayer the Governor who preceded Boyd will hold over and lie is a Republican. The New York |x>lice ha e arrested a lunatic from Pueblo, Colorado, who threatened to kill Jay Gould, unle * Gould would pay him one million dol lars down and also make him ten annual payments of half a million each. Mr. J. J Dukes, of Amerieus,Geor gia. is now on trial in his church for putting a liglitiiing rod on his house Tlie church claims that lie is resisting God’s will in thus proteeting liis house froin the fiery ladts launched forth from Heaven. In Chester on Friday night Fred Huehaiiau, a barkeeper, shot and killed Policeman W. R. Wilson. In tense excitement prevails in conse quence of the killing, as Wilson was a highly respected citizen and an effi cient officer. The town election occurred in Wa- netown Indiana, last week and William Simms and Frank Hollowcll tied for the office of Treasurer To settle the election it was decided that the two men run a foot race of two hundred yards. The race was run and Holiowell won. He was then sworn into office. The Italian government is in a State of panic An outbreak of the anarch ists is teared in that country. It is now thought that the recent mag azine explosion in Rome, which did so much damage, was tlie work ol anarchists and several other recent disasters are attributed to them. R. F Kolb, who was tlie Alliance candidate for the Democratic nom ination for Governor in Alabama last year, is in hot water. It has been found that lie as Commissi , i er of Agri culture and two of his clerks last year charged the State witli and retained certain amounts for railroad tare when in fact they travelled on annual jiasses A correspondent from Arcadia, Florida, writing to the Jacksonville limet- Union says that lie learns on good authority that the Coosaw Com tiaiiy, the largest phosphate company in this State, will remove its plant to Florida and mine phosphates then until the eoui|Miny's troubles in this State are adjusted. William Jaques, a citizen of New ton, Massachusetts, was out driving witli his daughter in Florence, Italy, on the 5th hist , when a mol,of jieople attacked his carriage, pelting it with stones, and severely injured his daugh ter. who interfered in his defence. Tlie Ifa ians were proliably angrx with \mertc«ns on aiwnnnt of the re cent New Orleans lynching. The grand jury have made their re port in regam to the lynching of th. Italians in New Orleans. Tlie re|xirt dwells mostly upon the n'letnal bri bery of the jury that tried the Ital ians. No' indictments are made a- «K<nst those engaged in the killing because, as the jury expressed it, “the act seems to involve the entire parish and city, so proinse is their sympathy and extended their connection with the affair,” nle to determine wherein the re ligious beliefs of the teacher af fect the matter. If tlie study of “South Carolina, With All Thy Faults DOH t EcMij! I Love ‘The Still.’ ” [W.'ishiii^ton Post ] “I see, George,” said the room- j mate to whom he had been con-! she isn’t pretty, but | with ul! her faults you love her still.’” “No,” said George,! “it ain't a still, it's a brewery | that her father owns, and it i makes a mint of money.” y:ur tabu, cr you: whole family. All TTfnuV rmnthTifpp^ AA A A AX W A X £. ,**' Li Lh A WV 1a L W W Vi I You may live to u regret Studio over Boyd's I rug Store, April 2-tf People’s Bank G!N HOUSES, STORES, DWELLINGS. BARNS. And all insurable propcity placed at lowest adequate rates of premium in tlie l-argest Companies. Any information cheerfully given. Cali and sec us. J. L H p 17 W A A—- K > V wl CO, HARTSYILLE, S. C. Feb. U'-tim STOVc-S, STOVES, STOVES After the Broken.—He- mean to tell Engagement -“And d o me that you was, you en- i Taxpayers Attention. logic is against the interests' of | gaged yourself to me for mere! Christianity, it makes no differ-1 caprice, intending all the while ( once who teaches it—Christian,! to throw me over.?” She—“Not J Jew or Pagan. It is the study, j exactly; but I'm writing a novel | and not the teacher, which does and Uve got to have an aged the evil. I lover in it. I needed a model,) Dr. Alexander avows himself! an d so I—ah—-. Shall I send | a Unitarian, and it is interesting J >’<>« a copy of the book?”—//ur-! to consider whether the result ,[>?>''x Razar. of tlie investigation of the trus- 1 tees is to be construed as a dec laration that Unitarians are not The taxpayer* of the town of Dar Christians. That is a point j lington arc hereby notified that the which has not been made clear, ,,tavv i! ‘ ‘'I"' 11 f,,r tlip payment of taxes, and which we would like to have! rht '. ti, “ e / f or P?y u,ent ,,f wun ' ! " il! information upon. ; The State publishes to-day an 1 interview with Dr. Alexander which, as it gives an account of his examination by the trustees, will be read with much interest. It is a notable contribution to our knowledge of the affair. As a religious inquisitor Governor j Tillman appears in a new and entertaining role. Darlington. 5 per cent Interest paid on lime depos its from day of de- posit. Saving is the Road 1o Wealth. E. KEITH DARGAN, Prcbident. W. A. CARR1GAN, Vice President. H. L. CHARLES, Cashier. HOUSE FURMiSHING GOODS, TIN WARE, HARDWARE, PUMPS, PIPING I AND FITTINGS, OF EVERY DESCRIP TION. Tin and Liate Roofing and Fronts a specialty. Satisfaction guaranteed on all work, j Give us a call and you will surely be J pleased J. C. WHITE, j Corner Public Square and Main Street, J. G. McCall's Old Stand. April Ifi-lyr Welling & Bonnoitt. HUDW.UIF, CUTLERY, GUYS AM) AGMLTURAL mmm. Agrontss fox* McCormick M o w e r s, Biiule: s oitd May Rakes, Maiiaday Wind Mills, ySrtsnson Mar Slides, Law’s Rlock flames, Slavics’ ^ide Marrows, Iron Age Marrows. Carry a fall supply ot Pumps and Pipe for driv en wells, Htuliber aid Leather Melting and Ma chine <!$i!s. 3t. IS. Extra Pieces for McCormick Maehk es kept in stock. Mav 14-3t. J. AV. EVANS. Clerk. Notice. H COJIPUTITIVK rumination for the Alumna’ Scholarship will he held at Sumter Institute, Monday. June Sth, 10 o'clock a. m. Alliance Notice. OTTJLT TSUEW STOGIE OF ^pvtug and J>nmmcv (Goods Is ready for inspection and we request examination from all. We have everything you want in an. The Hon. Ben Terrell will address the Darlington County Alliance in the ! Court House at 11 am, Saturday, I May 23. Brother Terrell is well known . in Darlington, and every Alliance member is expected to come out and welcome the Texas orator' lucas mcintosh. Willing to Pay for Their Whistle. [Carolina Spartan.] The Coosaw ease is now in two courts. There does not seem to be any possible chance to compromise matters. The Coosaw people will not abandon 1 have just had my Gallery com the fight and vield tlie territory pleted ami am now ready to do tin. f i ' •„,. \ . . • ^ ,work at low prices. Mv Gallery r J.M 1 I ,hoh P hatt . commission. Htairs in the Hewitt Building. ' 1 he State, according to Attor- May 14 tf. E W. SUTTON, Artist, ney General Pope, will fight the | battle to the bitter end, if it I takes 20 years and exhausts the I treasury. It will be a very ex- i i pensive suit, ft soon became Photographs. Sheriffs Sale. era! Mmihne as governor of; evident that the Attorney Gene- South Carolina lie displayed ra ] w as sa dly in need of assist- statesmanship of the highest or- j ant coun8e l. How manv been employed by the State we der; a n d, in 17!>2, President Washington appointed him min-1 do not know, but it is well ister plenipotentiary to the STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COl'NTY OF DARUSUTON. Abram Weinberg vs. Allart Sanders. Judgment for foreclosure. By virtue of au order of Court, made in tliis case, 1 will sell on the first Mon- have : day in June next or iho Tuesday thereafter, in front of the Court House of Darlington County, all that lot of I hi, . , . laud, with the buildings thereon, situ-1 RfOioi,.4 ti ,i.i 'J known tliat when a lawyer has | n te, lying and being in the Town of British couit. He managed tlie th e gtate for a client he does 1 Darlington, and in the County and complicated and important af-1 no t work for the glorv of the State af« •resaid, containing about one [ fairs of his mission with great fi,rht tl... ’ m-urlh.t half acre more or less, and bounded as *“'• Toward, the close from Darlington to Florence. South | Style, Quantity, Quality, Correct Price. We are Headquarters. N. B. Our Specially: To Please Ojf Customers. RESPECTFULLY, 9 Dr) Goods, Ladies’ Dress Goods, Fans, I arasols, l mbrellas, Shoes, Gloves, Handkerchiefs and Hosiery, endless variety. m (Gents’ Fuvnishing (Goods. tw HANDSOME SPRING SUITS, all made in the very latest style. glory j iigm. As the predict- T1 . . . , ed in the beginning of the fight. 1 inckney was appointed | aa <j rock is gradually rising, minister to hpain 1 and took up; There is a sort of understanding Mr. Us, Knot his residence at Madrid tlie fol- amongst the phosphate men lowing year. He soon after- that they rise and fall together ward concluded a treaty with h is not actually a trust, yet n the Spanish court, ny which the operates in the same way. Last free navigation of the Mississip-j the price was raised 50 pi was secured to the l mted cents with a probable rise in! States. He returned home the May. It now looks as if the following year, to attend to his farmers would have to pay $1 a; domestic affairs, and remained ton more for fertilizer next sea- \ in pnvate life until the procla-1 son> than they did last That ? na ,^ 0f ’T, ar 1 W,th0reat ^ r,ta,n ' would mean a big thing for the in 1 1 _, called many a veteran State. Spartanburg's share i r j- ^ resident would be at least $20,000, but Madison appointed General; the farmers are no doubt will-t Pinckney to the command of the j ing to pay that additional a Southern Department, and it; mount just to run out a great was under his directions that J in0n0 p 0 iy like the Coosaw, General Jackson successfully which was paying in over $100,- prosecute 1 the war with the In- j W ki a vear to the treasury, lians. His forecast and gener- _ _ osity opened to Jackson that military career which he pur- The As '’ lum ■'WMtigation, med so gloriously. General The following communication Pinckney resigned his commis from Dr. L. G. Corbett, one of sion on the return of peace, and 'the assistant physicians at the he resumed his favorite employ- Asylum, accompanied the reply ment—scientific agriculture. He of Dr. Griffin to the charges lived more than thirteen years made by the legislative commit after the peace of f815. After a 1 tee against the officials of the long illness, he died, on the 2nd : institution: of November, 1828, when a little To the Board of Regents: more than seventy-eight years Gentlemen: Having examin- of age. General Pinckney mar-1 ed the testimony given before ned a daughter of Rebecca the Legislative con mittee, I Motte, the patriotic widow of | find nothing whatever that re- the Congaree, whose portrait fleets upon me Therefore I and memoir may be found in j have no defense to make for .another part of this work. ! myself. I ask, however, your i bv lot of land owned by Smart Iaw. West by Aleck Dudley’s land; same j be in ir in depth about two hundred i feet m re or less, and width of about j sixty feet more or less, said lot having been conveyed to me by Mrs. Dewitt Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. W. P. COLE, Mav 14. S D. O. Ics! Ice! Ice! I will keep on hand during tlie sum mer mouths a large supply of Bo Bo BMI8T0 REAL ESTATE AHD INSURANCE. NEW ENTERPRISE IN SOUTH CAROLINA. The KILLOUGH MUSIC COMPANY,'successors to J. B. Killoilgh & Co., !s ; the only Chartered Music Company in the Stat >. Pianos, Organs and Musical Merchandise sold direct from the best Manufacturers. New Upright Piano j durable and neat seven and one-third octaves, only $1S>8. AU freight paid in j final settlement. 15 days test trial outfits free. This Stock Company is com j nosed of the leading citizens of Florence and vicinity. Good Agents wanted. Write to them for full information A first class Tuner and Repairer connect- i ed with the firm. Address Straw iats! Straw Hats! RUGS and MATTING, in all stiles AND AT ALL 'PRICES. (c !■; Killough Music Company, FLOLREANTOE, S, C. which will he furnished my customer* at tlie lowest market price. 3 KALMUS. tW The trade Supplied with freshly laittled beer and soda water. May 11 tf saw. B. McGIRT, 0.0. ?.,m Offers hi* professional services (he (>eople of Darlington and vicinity. Ufflc ) over the store of Edwards, Nor ment & do. Jau ly IL ©. BBXSTOW,^ ookscUev, ^tntionev -A-JNJ'E) HexusdtnU v r. Anything* in the Stationery, Musical or Nov elty Line to be had at the Diu'tmgtciu Ikurtt .§tcvc, B. O. BRISTOW, - - - Proprietor. full line of the Choicest (TBTJUEBIEB on hand at all seasons. wmm.