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CHURCH DIRECTORY. Mbthodibt?Rev. 8. A. Weber, Pastor. Bsrvica* every Sunday morning 10:30, night 8:30. Sunday School 8:30. Prayer .?neotiug Wednesday Evening 8:30. Chil Jren'a meeting every fhird Sunday. Pjsxsbyteriak?Rev. J. D. A. Brown, Pastor. Services every Sunday morning 10:30 and afternoon 4:30. Sunday School ?:**>. Prayer meeting every Thursday af ternoon 4:30. Batostp?Roy. T. W. Mcllichamp, Pas ter. Services every third and fourth Sun day morning 10:30, night 8:30. 8unday fiaheol every Sunday morning 8:30. Sun day School M issioncry Meeting every fauHh Sunday. KriscorAX?Rev. L. G. Guerry, Pastor. Services third Sunday in each month llarniag 10:30, afternoon 4:30. Lvthkkav?Rev. Wingard. Pastor. Sor tiert Second Sunday in each month. Morn ing 10.30, night 8.30. Sunday School every Sunday morning 8:30. T. M. C A.?Rooihh on Russell Street. Ojwm over* evening in ilia week from 8:30 to l*):St\ Tfrayor meeting every Thursday tjrnaumg at f :M and Sunday aflernoono at ? ?'clock Bnaineas tucetingi" fourth Th?rs- , clay in each month. Gtoatfe Carolina RaiSrou?. evma noun* at ouanokhuko depot. From 8 o'clok A. M. to 1 1*. M. From t o'clock P.M. to 5} P. M. Goods received and delivered only dining ot&co hours. Passenger Schedule S. C. Kaiiroad. pay tim in. Columbia Up Passenger, (Morning).8 21 Down " (Evening).8 43 ACCOMMODATION Tlt\lN. Columbia Down.'0 40 Up. 2 21 H1UIIT TltAIN. ColnmbiaUp. 3 40 " Down.-. 11 43 LOOA EH There will he service in the Epis copal Church to-morrow, both morti cing and Afternoon. The Times will keep you posted ?n the issues nnd workings of the pre '?ent campaign. Subscribe in time. Twenty cases sardines just received at C, D. Kortjohn's anil tor ? ait 15 cents per box. Prof. Davis Gafney, of Alabama, a native of this County will favor our citizens with a tempera ?.:e ;c ture on the 24th instant. If you want good tobacco uiui cheap, go to Messrs. Reeves & Sheri ?dan, who have a supply and more ?earning. We are requested to slat; that the Orange Light Drugoons will pant !c on 3d September next. A full turn out of members is desired. We taw a farmer on yesterday Loving In^kcts at ;>'? eis a piece ? la.go ones?. which i^ a good sign i> lias cotton to pick and plenty of it. The 12th of Septoinber is nppoiu teil for the meeting of the Democrrttic jNoruiuating Convention Let the clubs be activo and Democrats Ulli ted It is reported that the car, char tered by the Oranges, proved to bo too small for tho quiet crow 1 and one orderly member preferred the comforts ol the cow-catcher. We learn that Mr. Henry Fituder burk's mill dam, on Little Bull 6wamp creek, was broken i nd a por tion of it wushed away on Wednes day eight last, by the recent heavy rains. A road dog was killed in the neighborhood of Mr. 10. Price two miles from town this week, but after biting several dogs and hogs. We would advise our friends to kill these bitten animals at once. Rev. W.S. Richardson, of Ander son, has been appointed to fill the place of Rev. S. A. Weher as pastor of the Methodist Church at this place. Strvico will be held on every Sunday morniug and night at usual hour. Our neighbors' children lo>k so rosy and healthy and are never sick . Our children are so delicate and have such sallow complexions. Your neighbor keeps up with the times au d givea Shriiier's Indian Vermifuge to his children twico a year. Mr. W. 8. Utsey has commence setting his house, the McMaster building, in order. Mr. Addic Kacsdale is employed in painting and Mr. Bell will Boon make the necess ary changes on the interior of the store. Mr. Utsey expects to he ready for business early iu September. We were handed yoe'er 1 a few specimens of rock by Sheriff .1 H. Livingston taken from the iteighboi hood near his home iu the For* and supposed to bo phosphate of lime. From appearance we would judge tho upccimeuB to be carbonate of lime. A goodfupply is thought to exist in that emotion* The largest and finest sweet pota - toos we have over aeen at this season, grow on Mr. Daniel Ulmor's place in St. Matthews. Mr. TJlmcr is good for a premium if these potatoes ho exhi b itcd at the approaching Fair. We understand that Mr Styles R Mellich amp made application for the Aiken School, and tho election of teacher was had on Thursday la9t. Aiken is a growing town and if Mr Mellichatnp is the fortunate one, we wish him every success in his now field We saw n petition in the hands of certain parties who desire aroid, recently opened, closed, leading from this town to Hamburg. Would it not be bettor for our friends to bo quiet en such matters until after tho oloc tion ?nd then adjust theso minor troubles ? Tasteless Castor Oil? Castor oil in emulsion a form which entirely obiviates the viscid and nan seous taste of the plain oil. It is very palatable and the pat ient *if not told, will not know that he is taking castor oil. Prepared and sold by Dr. J' G. Wannauiaker. Dr. Harter a Klixir of WihlCho.ry is a purely vegetable combination that supplies a want, long -ought. Ln its use, no change of diet or surroun I ingx is necessary, and ladies or in - valids may use it. freely in rest >re their waning strength. Dowic & Morise, wholesale Agents, Charleston, S. (). We understand that lv? v. A. 1'. Norris has removed his family from this place to some point in Edgcfield county which he expects to make his future home. Mr Norris has been serving a ( horch ill Troy, Ala. until quite recently he lms been called to hMgclmhl. He carries with him the gfi.d will of man - friends. .j. ! ..s . ..v. of lula-ki Co., Intl., writ ? ? "I . the < >'</)"i>s'ti and ." \ 11> i .< for i li e vears, could kc p uothine. on my stomach; I was induced to o.-e Dr. ilarter's Liver Fills; allot i had one bos of Fi Is I experienced a decided improvement, nil when 1 had finished the second one I aas t of i rel v cured. Do wie A' Moise, wholesale Agent , ('hnrh tton, i The < ?ran; . Ihtso Ball Club will hold .i moolii.j in tho Kngiue Hail tu-Ii ig ill an in-, porpu-.: id'pr >per y organizing the. Nines, and dec ding on a pluce for laying out a new ground in anticipation oi a visit from the Palmettos of Lewisville on Tuesday next and the Athletics of Aiken on the following Friday. Wo hope the yineg will take more interest in th e success cf their club and not let it be said that the Oranges arc played out. A new advertisement of Mr. Win. M. Sain will I e found in mir next issue. < ur citizens will find a full stock of staple and fancy groceries, imported and domestic liquors and wines, tobaccos from the best facto riea in North Carolin? and Virginia, and all at the lowest prices. Mr. Sain'a omnibus nnd oonvoy- i ancea besides being a source of profit to the owner, area convenience to our town and citizens, and always at tho disposal of h is potions. During a running trip to St. Mat thews, we had the opportunity of seeing the crops on the roadside and to mark the effect of the dry weather We are pietly sure the corn crops will fall short, at least Olio-fourth, and that the cotton will not average, with that of last year. Rust is gene ral and seems to be spreading rapidly. Picking will be commenced this week and the crop brought to market us quickly as gathered. We trust the price will range high and as much or more money will be realized on this short crop than fast year. - UM?? ? - ? <?? - On the Kith, of August 1877, a number of students and cx-studenhs of Newherry College mot at St. Matthews Evangelical Lutheran Church, Orangeburg County, S. O, and organized what is known as, " 77/tt Louue lifi'ttnion of. students and C -s'udents i ' Netchrrri/ Cjol/effC*'?hav i>> , i'* object, "the mai ntcnance o ?? oi .'i t< mein tiers, the advee ?!. o . iteres.s of Newborn C I ?? ? iiid lie promo tion oi' iln cause of educa lion," and embracing in it^ territorial bounds Orange burg, Charleston, liarnwell, Colleton, Beaufort, v.?eorgeiown, Williamshurg and Sum tor counties. This organization will hold its second annual meeting at Pine Grove Lutliornu Church, in Orangeburg County, August 24, 1878, at LO o'clock, A. M., und all the. friends of education are respectfully invited tu attcud its exorcises. The o dice re are, Capt. J. W. Sellers, Presidout; J. L. Rast, Vico President; Rev. S. T. Hallmau, Sec retary; and F. I. Gates, Treasurer. Jill, 1 NC II VILLE IT EMU? We have had lino rains during tho last few days, hut too lato to boil-' efit the crops in this section. Ruit is general iu cotton and will c it short tho yield throughout tho COM munily. Dr. J. P. Ott, mu of Dr. O. II, Ott, li us opened a liivt class drug stoto on Alain Mrtet with every promise of a succchb. Dr. Ott. is rii enterprising yoane; man and posses ses tho confidence of the on tiro com mnuity. Mr. David Kettles fell from a sun stroke a few days ago, which re sulted in dtath a fe? days alter wa r?ls. ('attic Creek canip meeting will embrace the first Sunday in Septom bcr next. Our little neighbor, Rowcsvillo, is getting t<: bt a tluifty place and im proves in appearance every day. i Mr. W I., Wolii: has made eoiisid einblc improvciuenls to hi.-, saw mill und gin. A few such nien will put a business appeuranco ou that little town. The Orange Base Rail (,'!ub to gether with some friouds, numbering iu all about I ) person.) of our town, chartered a ear aid started for Aikotl | on Wednesday night?tho purpose of the visit being to inert the Aiken I C uh in ji n ntfh game of bail i>u Thursday. Of course the trip, going, was full of fun and bright aulicipa lions; the stay in Aiken was most pleasant and grccuhle, enjoying the lud hospitality of the Aiken club and citizens; the game, under tho eirouui .stances of unfavorable weather, was played with skill and ended after playing six innings with 49 scores lor the A iken club, against 9 scores for the Orange; but the return home was as quiet an if the car was filled with lambs. 'I ho Aiken club will visit our town on i riday next, lor a second game, when it is hoped the Oranges will show them the metal of which they arc made. Look to your laurels, boys, aiiu redeem lust liiursutiy a work. Aihen was found to be a pretty and progressive town, her citizoua kind ami hospitable, and our b >ys, as well as the people along the line and liranchvillo chicken mongers, will long renumber their visit. Overtasking the Energies* It is not advisable for any of us to overtask our energies, corporeal or mental, but in the eager pursuit of wealth or fame or knowledge; how many t run gross this salutary rule. It mu-t he a matter of great impor tance to all who do so to know how they can regain the vigor so reckless | ly expended. The remedy is neither costly or dillicult to obtain. Hos tetter's stomach bitters is procurable in every city, town and scttloment in America, and it compensates for a dinin of bodily or mental energy more effectually than any invigoraut ever ^prescribed or advertised. La boring men, athletics, students, journ alists, lawyer.--, clergymen, physi cians, till bear testimony to its won drnusly renovating power-?. It in creases the capabilities for under going fatigue, and counteracts the in jurious el loots upon the system of ex posure, sedentary habit.., unhealthy or wearying avocations, or an insalu brious climate, and i- a prime altera tive, diuretic and blood depureut. * Whenever ami Wherever diseases of a choleraic type prevail, 'or there is cause to apprehend a visit from them, the system sl'uild he luned, regulated and re ill forced by u course of Hosteller's Stomach Litters. Perfect digestion and a regular habit of hotly arc the beat safeguards against such maladies, and both are secured by this in estimable tonic and alteiativi-. The Bitters are also extremely serviceable in remedy ing such disorders. If promptly taken in bilious colic, diarrlnca and cholera morbus, the disease is usually frustrated. In diar rluea eases, it is only necessary to restore the tone of the relaxed bowels, and this is one of the specific eflects of this medicine. Wind on the stomach, heartburn, bilious ness, nausea, lie;,dache and other symptoms of disturbance in ihe gastric ami hepatic regions nie also speedily relieved by this excellent remedy. As a family medicine it i? invaluable,since it promptly and com ptctely remedies those ailments which are of most frequent occurrence. ? i ?B? ?? . ????? Only the truly great know how to use advice a.- well at to give it. C. D. KOET.T?HN, AUCTION AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, ORANQ-EBTJEGr. S. C. Will Dispose of Goods entrusted, to his cave at Best Prices and small commis sions. A Trial Solicited. Will also attend to the Collection of Drafts. -o SPECIAL BARGAINS: Tlio .A.liutility !"><>! lm* I?Tho many huvc too few and the few too many. _ Wo have the pleasure to announce a new departure?the location of an ageuoy in New York City for tho pur chase and selection of our stock, In order to enable us to quote lower prices than others who buy on long time and ask big prices in these days of panic and bard times. Qlir Agent has instructions to watch every sah? and every failure : to look after every house on the vergeOf bankruptcy and ruin, and with the cash in hand to buy the lump or in the lot, every cla- ? of merchandise that we can set at less than its value, so that we can mark in plain figures on our bargains prices that have not been named or quoted hi this market or any other. Not by favor hut by merit alone will we maintain and increase our unrivalled reputation. big prices will not do in these times when even the wealthy cannot ad'ord to waste their money and the poor require double duty of every dollar ami every penny. As our prices change with every sale. It will be Impossible to give quotations, hut, it will be our aim to name figures that will compel! you in self defense to buy of iir. Wo deal In gooil goods and not trash, and believe the masses will patronize that bniiac that sells the best goods Tor the leant money. Among our weekly arrivals we shall place before our people some l.imlidblcs that are positively beyond the wblsper.Of competition, comparison or monopoly?prices that will teach you in tho silent logic, of truth the difference be tween dealing with live, ami dead men.?between the cash and the credit system.?between the right and tin: wrongjway. Hence wo thron out among the masses these specialties?these matchless good-* and matchless prices to cheek this insane and criminal practice of wasting money for the paltry consideration of a little credit. Who can tell tho waste of money when yon get your goods of houses that buy and sell on long time? Gobi Is a good thing? but give us genius and nmbltton. anil then an enoriry that never tires, a mind that never wanders, p.n eye that never ?doops. and a nerve that never quivers, and wo will ride roughshod nil over the world 1 New advanced ideas crowding out the old?pluck instead of luck?cash Instead of credit?brains in the place of cheek?and science and ability heating bank and crushing Into oblivion these moonshine merchants with their touf-h and tremendous long f.ne price's. What is the use of waiting a dollar when yon may save it? Upon our counter will be thrown day after daw new arrivals, at panic prices, from houses that have eollapsod, others that will go down to-morrow, and still other* who throw out those saerlllees in vain hope to outlive the storm.?from siieh sources as these we huy our good', and the house who wants the trade of the people must n<* beyond this advanced line, must heat those prices or go down, for if there is honor in man. or virtue in good goods at low prloos we mean to he masters of the .situation?the live pioneer - who dive down to rock bottom. We shall idler such unanswerable arguments as no house can match ? leaders and specialties at quotations that no other man can oiler?stern and Stubborn facts that will level your head mi the subject of gem lino bargains. Hard luck ami harder times pinch some high toned old credit conoetns?they must have money to meet the inevitable note, to-morrow?they all know we have the cash?the hard and solid cash,?and a thousand, will buy doublo its valu.>. and we can oiler goods at figures away below the regular wholesale jobbers of Broadway. We wish to right the wrong and believe the God of battles is ever with the right. When bankruptcy and ruin overtakes the victim we are always there with the American dollar. When the hammer of the auctioneer falls upon some grand and gigantic wind-hake listen for our name Thus we arc lighting against the old rotten credit system for money for r -potation, ami for the people. This is the music ami these the prices that crowd our store whilst other merchants sleep mi their counters little (beaming of the day of disaster, and ruin, awaiting all who buy on long time aid sell on longer ? who pay big prices and sell at figures that no people ran atlbrd to pay. We invite an early and repeated visit and inspection. Our stock will he replenished every low day-.?and to merchants weofler some special leaders fully 1.1 to 20 per cent, less than current prices in N'ew V"ik ("ay. I '?" Respectfully submitted to the Cash Trade only. RUSSELL STRKET, ORANGKKUllG, S.O.. August 1. lsTs. Hin The Liver is Ihc imperial organ ofllie whole human system, as it controls the lite health and happiness of man. When it is disturbed in its proper action, all kinds of ailments are the natural result. Thediges tion caf food, the movements'of the heart ami blood, the action of tho brain and nervous system, are all immediately connected with the workings of the Liver. It has been successfully proved that Green's August Flower is unequalled in curing all persons alllicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Com plaint, and all the numerous symptoms that result from an unhealthy condition of the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles to try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on the Western Continent. Three doses will prove that it is just what you want. A Remarkable Result. It makes no difference how many PhysicjPns, or how much medicine you have tried, it is now au establish ed fact that German Syrup is the only remedy which has givcu com plete satisfaction in severe cases of Lung Diseases. It is true*there arc yet thousands of persons who are pi c disposed to Throat and Lung Affec tions, Consumption, Hemorrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds settled on tho Breast,Pneumonia, Whooping Cough, etc., who have no personal kuowledgo of Boschae's German Syrup. To such we would say that 50,000 dozen were sold last year without one com plaiut. Consumptive*:, try just one bottle. Regular sizo 75 ceuts. Sold by all Druggists in America. Columbia Female Academy. MISS ELMORB, Principal. Miss C. B. PUTNAM, Associate Principal rpiIJS INSTITUTION, FOUNDED BY li. the gift of the State of South Carolina to an association of gentlemen for educa tional purposes, has long hold high rank among the many good scbools of our country. Under its present management it will not be sutfered to fall short ol what the public has a right to domain! The course of study has been well selected and '.In- different branches thrown into special departments- Kindergarten and Calisthenics forma part of the course, j For testimonials &<?., see circular, for I which, applv to MISS ELMORE. Columbia, S. C. The next action begins SEPTEMBER 30th 1878. REFERENCES. Governor Hampton lion. H. S. Thompson, State Superin tendent of Education. Hon. L. F. Yonmans, Attorney-General Hon. A. C. Ilaskoll, Associate Justice. Dr. F>. M. Palmer, Now Orleans, La. aug 10 t'.t ST-IE KID A. IST 'S Male School The Exercises of this Schoql will he resumed on the First Monday in September next. TERMS PER MONTH 1st Grade, Beginners.$2 00 2d ' " Grammar Pupils. 2 50 3d Advanced English. :t 00 Latin and Greek 00 cents extra, each. Board in excellent families, near the School Rooms, may be obtained at $10 and $12 per month. PI is School is designed to be a Permanent Institution of Orungcburg, and with a libe ral patronage the Principal will make it a complete success. HUGO G. SHERIDAN, aug 10 Principal. That large and commodious Brick Store, forme ly occupied by Mr. R. Jones. For terms in>plv to MRS. M. E. MCNAMARA aim H If. JN O \V STOP RIGHT HERE! Ami find out that you can get ?. lhs hr.-t Rio Coffee lor SI. 10 lbs Extra C. Sugar for 81. 25 lbs Fine Family Flour for ?1. 8 lbs Pure Leaf Lard for 81. All kinds of fresh O^fSTdNTED GOODS Table Salt ?-><> eta a box. Ficsh Pickles, Hes! Smoking Tobneeo. Choicest Cigars. and lhe Purest and Finost Liquors ever offered in ?raugeburg. JAS VAX TASSIvL. iKt. At Midler's Old Stand. -?1C 1878_ FOKEST (JLEN ACCADEMY. A HOAR 1)1 NO, HlOtl SCHOOL FOK ilOTII SEX L3. Forest Glen Academy is rituatcd on the daily stage line between Durant und Lex ington, about lour miles from the cele brated Caatilliau Springs. This is one oftbe cheapest institutions of iu grade in the South. Young men are hero given a thorough buiUhefS education, or prepared for the Bcnior clasnes of our leading College*. Young ladiea are prepared for tbe graduating classes of our highest Female Seminaries. The Latin and Greek pronunciation is 'that of the principal Universities and Colleges, both of Europe and America. Location healthy. Discipline mild, but firm. Koth board and tuition, very cheap. For further imforiuation address 1*. \V. CORK, Principal; Durant, Miss. . apj'l '27 tf MORSE Alia CATTUS POYVfcSKS, ."ill otxro or provont DiM^so. Tto HocpsvIU c'.io of t'oi.in. Hotth or Leva i c trb, U FoUtt'l I*OW?lcrJ nro US'. >l in Unie. Foutztl'ovtlonvlU cure anil nrevi ntlloa Cnouiu Konten 1'owdcnwUl jirvvcnt Uaiici iu l'owui? pi* l-!!y T.irkoj-H. k\ ?UV I'owilera 'Win Inrrowo ttio o/mnUtyof mil* kutcrcAi i twenty p?r ouub, uu? luulsv UioLuli?r&i:ii ma ?weet, I .iuU'k l*0**acni wlil rnrtl or prevent fJpw*t kvebi lUkCAHC UMt 111 ?:: . Hint Cattle urn IlClf tj. PonTr.'a 1'owtiekh willoivb Hxritrxonoit. tk>l.l uwrjrwL>.tc. IJAVIO H. ?Ot7TZ. Proprietor. BAXTlttOUS, KC Sold liv l>r. A. C DU K KS. And Dir. .J. (i. WAN NAM AKER. may It) 1877 FKELIGirS HEMEDY CURKS NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, GOl'T AND NERVOUS HEADACHE. An internal remedy, which eradicates the cause of these dis eases fron, the system. Carefully prepared from the proscription of an eminent phy sician, ami universally regarded as the e ?'m reliable reimdt !l : such .ii- ? - in the World. now IK MOLSR, Agent, Wholesale Druggists. Charleston, g. 0. 6m Th? n. u>f4y ?r ,h? ioik rMi..^ Barhnm'0 Infalllblo PILE CURE. Mantiiflrturxt b? th? CtrUo Tilt Ctr > 2). L::hia. U.C. It ????r fallt (41 ?u? 11 ?,.-.. ? ftr I'll... *>b>? . ...? I. frlc? LI.I and tin. flJc hwtlaaiwJtk runiUtinl en lljur.U? apr'l 27 ly hi i ?lll?qr?,vi <\-,(|.1.lni> *? %\ ]8 ""?| bs_? t..ni>>?'>s IAOV| eel win r.* v/WA ?""MJAtoA >u M<,ii )??n-o,JA\ fZJ aj.r'l ly Ii n X KW GOODS ! <;<>oi> \ews? new uoods? AT Theodore Kohn'S dtiy (loons Literally given liv ?y. the (rlvE -l FEST BARGAINS v ET ! \\\ desire very rfhpovt^'ujly^c^ if "Iii ? New Press Goods, New Dress Prints, New Dress Lawns, New Drcsi Piques Ham burg I-Mgiugs and Insertions, rang ing from 3c. up, the Largest and Chea|H??t Line ever Offered. I jficlkiK Ties, Rows, Jabots, Scarfs, Uushings, Frilling* and Looea of t'uo Latest Styled aud Pat terns. Elegant Novelties in Silk Laec'?oaifs ood Ties. Parasols, Sun Umbrellas. Fans, Fans Gir dles. Huttons, Gloves, Hosiery, Collars, Itihhons, White Goods, Towels, roilet Quilts, ?c., i&c.jin great Variety, and at I'rieea so Low as to Astonish You. Cioocla,,d Fashionable Clothing at un equalled Jvow Prices-j Wo offer tho Largest. Lost assorted aaft most Attractive Stock of mem & YOUTHS OlotliinL!; ?v?r shown in OvasweJWrg at 1'riees that are positively Lover than those of any othei 'how* m country. rPlio Latest 'Fashions'in Ladies,'met, Hoys. Misses and Ahildrcn* trATS. The Finest Display of event's Furnishing Goods Sl.OO^SlOO 81.00 61.00 $1.00.81.00 The best SHIRT ever sold for One Dol lar made of Wamsutia.Long Cloth and 2U9 Linen. fl.iio SI.00 81.00 81.00 SI.00 $1.00 Our reputation for "[yow PriCOS, Reliable (ioods and Reliable RusineM Methods is sufficiently established to make remarks unnecessary. We invite every readei of the TimfMB fo in examination of our Stock with tho assurance that they will not bo disappoint ed >geni tor . ' Mine. DEMO RESTS' Reliable Patterns. THEODORE KOHN. ml ?; IS7S o ttri:ut?*tl 25 or ?O UourdcrH T? .t Forest Glen Accademy. Board only EKlilT DOLLARS per Month. I'-AV. CORR? Principal, purant, Misa, may IS tf TAKE N?TIGE. The undersigned respectfully inforoisthe j ? iti/.ens '. the Town ami County that he ij prepared todo up and mako Mattresses on the shortest notice. Also will conduct an Upholstery business. Prices will be as low a.4 [? i-.-n>lc Orders solicited. JOIINORGEN. I iuaaf) tf