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8 GREAT TRICK. How.tMTCaucht Bullet* Hot from Rifle* Held by Good Marksmen Now that Herrmann the Qreat is gone there can be no harm in explaining how his wonderful triek of catching the bullets shot at him by six National Guardsmen was done. It will be runs tube red that Herrmann performed this feat twice for the benefit of the Herald free ice fund—once on Aug. 1, 1804, and again last May. Oh both occassions the fa mous prestidigitateur stood alone upon the stage, while six picked marksmen from the State National Guards fired point blank upon him from a platform built in the audience. On both occassions Herrmann, pak of face and painfully alert, caught the bullets, previously marked by a committee of noted aivny men, and handed them back hoi from the barrels for identification. Of course it was a trick, but it was a dangeorous trick and one that Herrmann disliked to do. But even he was less ner vous than the marksmen, who, afctiag In good . faith, feared that they might kill the plucky 'cian. any have been the alleged explanations of this trick pub lished in various newspapers. They have all been waong. Herrmann himself told thwBer- ald how it Was done, and hire it is: Of course there was an accom plice, and this accomplice was not one of the marksmen, but the sergeant in charge of them. The sergeant took the six reg ulstion army ballet cartridges on a silver platter to the com mittee. V „ ALL IN TH* PLATT KB. The committee examined them, made sure they were genuine, marked them plainly and replaced.them on the plat ter. The sergeant instantly raised the platter in plain sight at arm’s length above his head, wdlked over to the mafksraen, and they themselves each took a cartridge, examined it and placed it in the rifle. Then came the shooting. The trick lay in the platter, which had a false bottom. Under this bottom lay six other cartridges, identical in size, weight and appearance, but holding bullets made of a com position of plumbago and mer cnry. When the sergeant held the platter aloft, he touched spring and by a clever mechan-. ism these six “fake” cartridges jumped into the platter, while the genuine cartridges, dissap peared beneath the false bottom. So it was the composition cartridges that the marksmen unknowingly put into their rifles, and on firing this com position was instantly melted by friction through the barrels and disappeared in the air. Meanwhile, however, the sup posed empty plater was taken behind the wings, where the genuine cartridges were drawn out, quickly heated anfl careful placed by an attendant on i. 'e, where Herrmann, just Judicial Sales. STATS or muntCAitOLlNA, Count* <tf Dmrhmfton. By virtM of Doeretftl Qider* baalDf oat ortho GirSBit Court of Ooundou Pleas iu Chancery, I will sell at public vendue at the door of the court house of the county of Dar lington on the first Monday in Jan uary, 18V7, between the hours of eleven o'clock In the forenoon and five o'clock in the afternoon *he property descHhed below. C. 8. Nettles assignee vs. Wellington Briggs, Wm, E. James and Lee Sparks, Defendants. “ ~ All that tract of land eontainng thirty and one half (SOilnares more or less and bounded as follow* to wit: on the north by lot No. 9 of the t ook 8 Rogers tract and estate of W. Rogem and T. W. fhnobt, south by Steer Fork Branch; east by an agreed line of Division between laid tract and a put of my original purchase of siyty-one aere«, conveyed by ape to my son Ezra Briggs, and on the west by said lot No. 9 and Griffin Hinee. Terms of tsle cash. R, L. Dargan, Plaintiff’s Attorney. ta before the firing, carelessly picked them up and palmed them. Holding them in his hands during the firing, he im mediately produced them as the smoke cleared, A simple trick, but a very dangerous one, for if the plater’s mechanism failed to work com pletely, one or more of the genuine cartridges might have got into the rifles of the marks men and thence intoHerrmann’4 body—New York Herald. Life, Fire, Accident, Tornado and Gin House Insurance, Mr*. Lucy M. Norment. DARUNGTON’SCONTEMPr CASE * * " * * » Continusfion of ths Hsarlng in Progress in the United'Stats* Circuit Court. In the Uo>ted’ States Circuit Court yesterday Judge Simon ton continued the bearing of the case of the Atlantic Trust Com- naby against the town of Darl ington until January 4. The case came np on a rule to show cause why the mayor and aider- men of Darlington should not be'attached for contempt of Conrt for refuSing to obey the order directing the town to levy and collect money with which to pay a judgement obtained by the'Atlantio Trust Company on account of the town’s subsorip- tion for certain railroad bonds. Mr. 8. O. Woods, for the town of Darlington, filled his retort with the Court, in which it stated that the time had been extended until December 31 for the pavment of taxes. The hearing wo then continued until next Monday. Smvthe, Lee jk Frost iTtne Atlantic Trust Quinine will Joseph James v>. Slits. MsGee et al. > All that tract of land lying and be- ingsitnated in the county of Darling- toe and State aforesaid containing one hundred e|kd fifty acne, more or leas and bounded >s follows: namely on the west By lands of A. 8. Hoggins, on the east by ran of Inef Hote 8wamp; o«tfce soStk by Bid estate of Teaksi*; dn The west by lands how Or formerly owned by Elias Wright, be ing the tract of land conveyed to ilka MnOne by B C. Spann. ... Ten# of »le one-half cash, bal ance in one year, bond and mortgage of the premises to secure the pur chase money. J. J. Ward, Plaintiff's Attorney. Bright WilUiamson Assignee vs. Lnoy M. Norment et ah All that, lot of li town of Darlington, conn tar street 99 feet and rannii situate bathe lest to purchaser to^ray all cash. Wood* 8 Macfarlsn, t Plaintiff. Attorney*. John C. Waiter* ▼*. J. C. Blackwell et si. All the following lend, lying being end situate in Darlington County, State cf South Carolina, to wit: 1. A tract of land known as “Lowther’s Lake’’ con taining twenty-four hundred and seven ty-eight (9,478)' acre*, more or less, bounded by Pee Dee River, Lowther's Lake and lands formerly belonging to Samuel H. Wilds sad composed of three several tracts, to wit: One for sixteen hundred and sixty-eight (1608) seres, conveyed by Elisabeth Wragg to John D. Witherspoon by deed of date March 4th 1806, one for seven hundred and ten (710) acxss conveyed by the hair at law of Robert Ervin (o John D. Witherspoon by deed dated May 5th I8M, sad on* ftr one hundred acres (100) conveyed by Mary E, Wilds to John D. Witherspoon by dead dated August 6, 1846. 9. Also a tract of land containing six hundred and too (610) seers, more or less, bounded on the North by lands formerly of Mateo 8 LewenthaJ, East by estate fends of Satunsl F. Ervin; Samuel M. Ltklnson vs. Hortenie At kinson et *1. All that amt of land In the county of Darlingtk State of Sonth Carolina, whereon Ml, Susanna M. Atkinson re sided on Mrch 90th 1877, supposed to contain on/hundred acres, known as the Houserrsct; bounded North by a ditch throbh the field, being the line between Idas of said Susanna M At kinson an/ lands of Helen Atkinson, Martha EjAndrews and Siney Atkin son, east u estate of Joseph Hurst and Chaney Lads, sonth by Chaney Lands. Terms qsale, one half cash, balance on a credlof one year, secured by bond of purchtpr and mortgage of the prem ises. witl Interest from date of sale, with priflege to purchaser to pay all cash. Ptchaser to pay for pspers. Wood* MacfarlSn, Plaillff* Attorney’s. Sonth aadSontnvwest by Lowther’s Luke, No. 9 of the Back the samffbeing tafect: Swamp place now or of S. H.' formerly of ths estate of S. H. Wilds. The same being the lands conveyed to said Blackwell, Suggs 8 Jeffords by Isaac LeweuthsL Terms of Me, one-third cash, balance in one and two years, with interest from day of sale, seenred by bond of purchaser * mortgage of premises, with privi- purchaser or purchasers to pay aHosShf Woods 8 Mcfarlan, Plant iff* Attorneys. * *. F. H. JeCall fexecutrix vs. C. S. Mc Cullough et al. ,t ceHaln tract or parcel of and being situated in the arlington and State afore- •aid igd containing six hundred of less and bounded on the lands of Mrs. 8. E Nettles McCall: on the sonth by erly owned by David G. the east by the Hlaney Mc- ids; on the west by lands of itt of sale one-third cash, bal- one and two years, credit ppr- the purchase money to be se ttle bond of the purchaser of the premises, bear rest from the date of sale riding for Attorney's fees in foreclosure. G. J. McCown and John W McCown, copartners under the name and style of G. J. McCown 8 Bro. vs. Luov Jordan at si. All that tract or parcel of land lying, being and situate In Darlington county, State of Booth Carolina, to wit: Thirty (90) acres of land it ore or lets, bounded North by lands of J. J. Ward, East by islato oi Sidney Josey, SoutS to change Willoo: ant w w S2i being the lot oonve' Norment by J. J. Ward, by beartbg Mete the Uth dag of March 1886, and recorded in the B. M. C office of said county in Book No 6 p 848 as .reference thereto will more foBy-kPHar-tk. ■ Terms of sale' cash. J. J. Ward, Plaintiffs Attorney W. A- Carrlgan ys. J. A. Smith et al. All that tract or parcel of land sitn ate lying and oetog in the county of Darlington in the State aforesaid and known as lot No. 98 cj the HcMnldrow lands as represented on e plat 0f said McMnldrow lands’uM»and certified by George W. Earle surveyor on Sept. 1st, 1874 and containing one hundred and forty-seven (147) acres more or less and bounded on the west by lot No. 97 of the said McMnldrow lands, on the sonth by lot No 21,of i he ■aid McMnldrow lands and on the cast by lot No. 81 of the said McMul- drow lands and lands of Roasa Mein tosh. AD That certain lot of land with bnildinffs thereon situate, lying and being in tk* oonaty of Darling ton and State aforesaid and bounded as follows to wit: north •by lot of Mrs. L. L. Dargan, south by Pearls street, west by chureh lot and «&et by ave nue leading from Mrs. Elizabeth Me- Calls’ lot to Pearls street. Terms of sale eaah. ipeon, I’i Attorneys Equitable Building and Loan Asso ciation vs. Annie L. Wtllcox et al. ‘ All that -certain tract or-parcel of land sitaate being lying and being In the town of Darlington in said State and county, with tbs Improvements thereon, and known as the dwelling house and lot of S. A. Woods now de ceased, commencing ‘at the corner of Cahua street and the right of way be tween isjd kat and thefendsof M. E. and B. W. Dargan, now Woddb or Willcokf (greet, thence weetwilrdl feet dome Cashna street; tbm southward 198 feet, thenee westward Mowry street 908 feet Willej^aUaet, ^thence ^northward to tJmbifelhbiittfpdiat.' Bounded on b^ Csshha ttreet, on the Iff Woods or Wilfeoxwtreet, on by Mowry street and on >y lands hi S. A. Woods. Term* of sale oae-thtrd cash, bal ance on a credit of fine and two years secured by bond o( purchaser and mortgage-of premises, interest from day Of sals, with privilege to pay all Woods 8 Iffeefarian, W. E. /aoksou. Plaintiffs Attorneys. A. L. Richardson vs. Helen J. G. HarreiL t Hi or ttuetdf lsndhi Darlington County, Stele of South Car olina, described as follows, to wit.- one hundred an i thirty-eight acres, mors or less; as follow*, vix: leu acres, xaere or Isas, taken from ,b« south aide of the tract of land on which 8. W. Barrel lived in 1876, and joining Helen J. G. Harrell’s lead, begin ping In s post oak corner on the public road and running with said road one hundred and five ykrds to a light-wood stake, from thence cast in n straight line to n pine corner on the run of Gully Swamp, from thence south with the run of said swamp to to Helen J. G. Harrell's corner, from thence west whh Helen J. G. Harrell’s land to the beginning; being the same land conveyed to Helen J. G Harrell by S-W-Barrell by dead dated Dec. 6. 1878, and recorded In book A, page 09, records of Darlington County. (9) One hand red and twenty-sight scree, more or leas, on the south kids of Gaily Swamp bounded on the north by ' at John «. Kelly; east Ire the ^ 8w **“I>; by fend* at W. g. Thomas; and west by lands of W. fi. Thomas sad John H. Kelly; the same tend, convoyed to Helen Harrell bv C, T. Harrell by dead « 1875 - “ d In hook T. T„ page 84. records mm oue ban cash, balance balance upon 0 credit of lone, two and three yean payable hi nual installments with date of sals, payable mu portion to bo secured by loyd 8 Bn Plantiffs orth land* of'Estate oi Sidney and West by lands of J. J. Ward. Terms of sale, cash. Parehi pay for papers. Woods 8 Macfarlsn, Plantiffs Attorney's. Charles Kiddell Executor and Martha A. Ryan and Caarollne Ryan Nash Executrix of iha last will and Testament of William K. Ryan vs. William A. Law. All that tract of land shuata In the connty and State aforesaid containing seventy-five seres, more or lets, and bounded as follows, to wit: North by the lands of T. A. Floyd, Bast by the CberawA Darlington Railroad, Sonth by lands of William A Law, and West by ths public road known as the Haru- ville road. Also all that tract of land sit uate in the connty and State aforesaid coataining thirty five acres, mare or] less, and bonnded as follows, to wit North by the lands of William A. Law. East by lands of estate of T. P. Lida an lands of R B. Hepburn. South by lands of Anna D. Lnnn and West the Cheraw 8 Darlington Railroad. Terms of sale, one-half cash, ballanc on a credit of one year seenred Dy tli band of fee l urchsser or purchase with a mortgage of the premises, wit the privilege to purchaser to pay cash, purchaser to pay for all papers. W. F.-Dargan, Plantiffs Attorney. P. 4 Willoox in his own right and as nistrator of the Estate of J. flllcox deceased, vs. Annie L. ox et aL •et (A.) All that certain plar ta- I in the county of Darlington and love sal ck containing three hnn- and thirty-seven acres more or and bounded on the north by road leading from Darlington House to Pocket Landing on H Dee river, east by land* of John on. south partly by Black Creek, t, southwest and west by lands , C. and F. E. Fountain, ot (B) An undivided one-half (as tenant in common with defendant H M. Willcox) in all I certain lot and building thereon the town of Darlington, county of "ngton and State aforesaid, sg north on the public sqnare sty-four and one-half feet and in th one hundred and forty-six feet I bounded as follows to wit: north northwest by the public square, and north by lot of Knight’s ilding Association, south by lot of S. McCullough and Knight’s Build- I Association, and west by land of oiling 8 Bonnoitt. Tract by Moorhtaead, Cox 8 Co. vs. J. N. Parr t st sL All thst certain tract of land situ s lying and being in the county and Si s aforesaid containing two hundred id Forty acres, more or less and boun id North by lands formerly of B. W. i- wsrds and G. M. McCown, East Iff la ils of J. L. Parrott, South by lands of S E. Seabrooks and Jalta Parrott and V sat by lands formerly belongtdg to he estate of Sarah Kelly, the same b sg ths land conveyed to J. N. Parrott Iff •Tnlia Parrott by deed bearing date the 16th day of Janaary A. D. 1881. Terms of sals, one-half cash, balance on • credit el one sear secured b j the bond of the purchaser or pnrclners with a mortgage ef the premises, rith privilege topmehaser to pay all eaf. W. F. Dargan, Plan riffs Attorney. W. A. Carrlgan, Assignee vs. Fsi McClellan et si. All thst lot or parcel of fern being and situate In ths county llngton and State aforesaid, and tea acres, hounded on the »out! ■a road, the diridlng line betwi ‘lands of the Darlington Land 1; ment Company and Mrs. E. R, on the West Iff tbs road lesdlrj Darlington Court Hones to F on the North aifil INdrib-east Vv the Darlington Lund Imp Company, all ef which is fully ed by a plat made by H. H surveyor, datedIWh Jam attached to a deed of the rtanted by the said Darling Improvement company in fsv W. Modlin. Term* of sale, cash. J. J. Ward, Plantiffs Attorney. Alfred A Straus* and A. Mifiunan vs. Akita WeMberz, Them* R. Mc- Galnra, Andrews 8. BrstvniRobt. P. it (D) All that certain lot in the of Darlington containing one and bounded on the north by S oods and Mowry streets, east by _ oods street and other lands of J. Willcox and lands of E. O. and C. Woods. Tract (E) All those two certain lots i the town of Darlington, county of 'arlington and State aforesaid, con- iluing one-half acre, each; and bounded north by lands of J. C. Will cox and Woods street, east by Gandy lot and said Woods street, south by Gaudy lot and lands of the Darling ton Tobacco Warehouse Company and other lands of J. 0. Willcox. Tract (F) All that certain lot In the town of Darlington, county of Darling ton and State aforesaid, containing one-half acre and bounded on the north by the Gandy ot and Woods street, east by Woods street and lands of W B. Hoole, south by lot of W. B. Hoole, and lands of Darlington Tobacco Warehouse company and west by lands of the Darlington To bacco W« rehouse company and Gandy lot Terms of sale cash. G, G. Thompson, Plantiffs Attorney. hand of G. John L. McLaurin as Asaignen vs. J. J. Ward and John M. Waddell. All that lot or parcel 'of land lying, being and aituate within the incorporate limits of the tosrei of Darlington in the connty and State aforesaid, having a frontage on Pearl Street of seven ty-five feet, More or less, and run ning lack to a depth of three hnndreil and fifty-four feet, more or lessjboended on the East by lot of E. Keith Dafgui, on the West by a propos ed street between lot of said J. J. Ward end the lot hereby conveyed, on the North by Pearl Street and on the South by lot of J. J. Ward, having the same frontage on the South aa on the North. Alao all that lot or parcel of land lying, being andjaitsate within the in- corporete limits of the town of Darling ton in the county and State aforesaid having a frontage on Parrott Street of one hundred and aixty feet, more or , and frontage on said proposed it feet of one hundred and fifteen feet, more cr less, bounded on the North by l*t of J. J. Ward, on the South by Par rott Street, on the west by the Presbyte rian church lot, and on the East by said proposed street. Terms of sale, cash. T. W. Boucher, Plaitiffs Attorney. Evans and James Dilllngh ner* u McGshan, rtro The Dsrllngtett Phospl Leon Bellger find Benji copartner* as Sellger Isabel T. Rogeir* MAuAhil estate of • haflea K. It Joel J. Bailey, Henry Ehon B. Gifford copartm Bailey 8 Company, H< her own righl and George W. Witte. . copart- 8 Evans, Company, Newman, Newman, nix of the ..deceased. Davis ana m Joe.' J. Witte in \ Ixecutrix of All that parcel.of land 1 ing in - tarHngton conn aforesaid, coataining six fifty acre*, more or less, h by lands of die estate oJ Smith, East Iff fends ef 11 H Wilton, South by lai Charlea, Trustee. Term* of sate, one-foci chase money to be paid ng and be- and State nod red and ded North Dr Thomas •state of J. • of H. G. 6f the pur- cash and the equal su rest from the ly; the time bond of the of ’be prem ier to cf Us entire "to pey for all Bessie L. Williamson vs. Bacot et al. Moses S All that tract of fend, situate In the county of Darlington, State of South Carolina designated as lot No. 8 on a S lat of the Bacot fend* made by H. I Huggins, Surveyor, November 7th 1890 ana forming a part of the record in the above stated action containing two hundred and eighty one acres more or less, and bonnded North by estate lands of Dr. H. Williamson, Bast oy lot No. 1 of said survey and land* of the estate of Peter Wilds, oath by lot No 9 of said survey and West by the land* of the estate of Peter Wilds. Terms of sale, one-third cash, and the balance in one and two years; credit portion to be secured by the bond of the purchaser or purchasers and mortgage of the premises and purchasers to pay for all necessary papers. Attorneys. Each and every of the above lots and tracts of land sold to convey all right, title a»d interest and all equi ties of all parties to the respective re cords under which they are offered and on the terms in each specially dselgnated. R. K. CHARLES. ' Faces I f: Are Made Fairer By ffHJ,. J | [) ^ A Pretty Hat 14? i>'.v.ii.i:>;uton, s. <•. , OjJ!rr orcr s Unuj More. i ( >kfick Horns U a m to 1 i» in; ?::}() p m to ? p IH Mar.V.riv. THE WME STYLES Are now ready /it 60 VIARS’ Miss Tfi.. JONES, MILLINERY © EMPORIUM. AH Liquors bottled under tht Dispensary “Red, White and Blue” label are distilled and guaranteed b’ us. We have been selling to the South for FORTY YEARS and we know what you want. Ask your Dispenary for “ Red, White and Blue” label liquor and insist oi getting it. FREIBERG & WORKUP Distillers, Lynchburc, O. Petf.rsburgh, Kv Cincinnati, O. FOR ill K YEAR * * We shall expect to beat our record lieaker of 189(> as re gards amount of goods sold. We thanl our friends for their esteemed support and patronage. We nail endeavor to merit your future trade by giving you tlie ve best goods for the least possible money. AS A FEATURE OF TH1NEW TEAR We shall always have some article in or cost, sometimes it might be just whal call and see us often, we are alwai friends through, purchase or not Hear us while we speak. store to sell you at you want, therefore glad to show our and Hi.TiO, manufac- liall sell strings for Wo shall sell si'.o.uo. We shall r than any market I:is«ortmenf of Bed We shall sell Autoharps at $8.00, $4.., tures prices $4.00, s.j.oo and $7.00. We Autoharps and tune them for 10 ctseach 00 Organs at $00.00 and $75.00 Organs sell Oak Smts from $5.00 to $10.oo chon in South Carolina. We shall keep a ful Steads including the White Enamel Steeiand sell them at a small advande over factory prices. We mil keep the largest stock of Bureaus in the Carolinas and sell them at lowest prices from $3.50 up. We shall keep fn jies for the Chicago Portraits and save our customers frm 50 s to $1.50 on every frame bought of us. We shall frame p tures of all kinds cheeper than ever before in Eastern SoutiCarolina, in fact we shall keep an “up to date” store in evert sense of the word and request our friends to lirst post themllves thoroughly on the prices and quality of furniture befol calling on us as they can buy intelligently and.can best iq.reciafe our offer ings- ‘ ( Orders from responsible parties in thejj-ountry for them selves or tenants will be gladly filled at aeeount charged until next Fall—We shall endeavor to meq the requirements, good will and friendship of all in every wl- known to legit- mate merchandising. BAIRD BROS. < v . */< v ♦AX All business intrusted to us will have prompt and careii attention, and in case of loss, liberal adjustment, RESPECTFUL^, I DARGAN & E&IRD, GENERAL INSTOAOCE AGENTS. Office Up Stairs, in Hewitt Block. SHEPHERD SUPPLY rO&P^NY, 232 MEETING STREET, — — CHARLESTON, S. C. STATS AGENTS FOK SALE OF -o O/ 0/ > c 0/ V WHOLESALE STCPES, TIN WARES, HOUSE’URNISHING GOODS, OIL lEATERS TIN PLATE, SHEETtRON, TINNERS SUPMES. GAL VANIZED, gutter & pipe. Over 200 different stylp of Cooking and Heating Stoves, also Oil litters and Cookers. We want the leadingviereliuii’ in every town iu the state to sell onlines of stoves. We guarantee full protecion in bis territory to eaeh agent we appoint. It not sold in your town send direct to us toruts and prices. neoTWO—lyr. Patents TRAD! MARKS, DESIGNS, COPYRIGHTS Ao. Anyone sending n skotch and desert otinn maw quicklTMOcrtuln. free, w hctbernnOi^en " Mill ^ “ uuu 4 ^ roct ’‘« SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beantlfuliv illustrated, Imvont rlmiUtinn any scientific journal, #ct>klv, termsff8 (NUt ft.-iOsiz months. Specimen c<ipiowaV.iii/a Book on 1*atenth seat free. AdlSSS^ 1 * munn a co. v ?fll ni-undu.iy, Ne%v York, Darlington Lodge. No. 7, Kniglits of Pythi as, meets on island 3rd Ti'Kshay Evenings in eaeli month, at l astle Hall. Florence street opposite Broad. Visit ing biothers fraternally TASTELESS HILL TDNIC IS JUST AS COCO FOR ADULTS. VAEFJANTED. PRICE 50cts. Oai atia. Ii i.s., Nov. 10,16M. Darls M'tdicino To., i- t. liouis, Mo. Cor.tlriiit’n:—Wo poW Inst year, 000 bottles »>f iHoVKTA. TMJ-I^S CHILI# TONK' fi:ul h vo lought thri'C Knits already this year, in fill « i ar ex* uce cf li y”nrs. In t!io drug hrtduoss, have .eyerp dd ii« : rticlo that gave such universal satis* auiuu as juur Touic. Yours truly, AilN£V . CA UK A CO For sale by O. It. DAVIS and DR, .1. V. ItOY D. June 11—ilm ii. s. mm & Manutacturers —OF— Hnors, Sash, Blmus, M!OXJX J r)Xl>TOS —AND — liiiililin? 'Ulerial 58T.\ .1 ’ r 1842. CHARLESTON, S. 0 erii, 2n st) — v Turning, Planing -AND- ted M ol 2ll lis underl.-ikt n, and siiti>rne!ion guaranteed JOHN SISKRON’S SHOPS; FOB AI FLTS FROM |3 IT. COFFINS CviSKETS and Undertakers’ supplies always on hand at low nvii es. Also CYPRESS SHINGLES an ! LUMBER at the lowest prices. T. C. Jeffordp, Jr. Janl’M—lyr.