Orangeburg times. (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, January 18, 1879, Image 4
Tlio Orangeburg Times?
enu iec11 i>i isi: ctory!
MbT)TODI8T?Rov. O. A. Darin-, Pas
tor. Services every Sunday morning 10:30,
night 8:30. Snnd?y School 8:30. Prayer
meeting Wednesday Evening .S:30. Chil
dren's meeting every third Sunday.
Prksbytekian?Rev. J. D. A. Brown,
Pastor. Services every Sunday morning
10:30 and afternoon 4:30. Sunday School
8:30. Prayer meeting every Thursday af
ternoon 4:30.
Baptist?Rev, T. W. Mclliehamp, Pas
tor. Services every third and fourth Sun
day morning 1030, night 8:30. Sunday
School every Sunday morning 8:30. Sun
day School Missioncry Meeting every
fourth Sunday.
Episcopal?Rev. t,. (!. CStierry, Pastor.
Services thin! Sunday in each month
Morning 10:30, afternoon -1 .'!'?.
LvTllEttAN?Rev. J. v. Riser, Pastor.!
Services every Sunday. Morning 11.30,
night 7,30. Sunday School every Sunday
morning 0:30.
Y. M. C. A.?Room! en Russell Street.
Open every evening in tin- week front 7:30
to 0:30. Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening at 7:30. Business meeting-; fourth
Thursday in each month.
South Carolina Kailroiid.
OKKICK llOt'US AT oilANur.nri?; DEPOT.
Prom S oVIok A.M.to! P.M. Prom
2 o'clock P. M. to ? p. M.
I'nsKcnger Schedule S. C. Itnilroatl.
DAY Tit.MS.
Columbia Up Passenger, (Morning)...10 J3
Down " (h'.vening)... (> -1
ACCOMMODATK >N TK \IX.
Columbia Down.1 I I I
up.2 ??
NIOUT TllAIX.
Columbia ITp. . ? 33
I'own. II -18
J, O O .V Jj
SUBSCRIPTION TO THE TIM KS RE*
_l)UCED TO $1 PER ANNUM!
Appointment?
Gov. Simpson has appointed ii.
M. Hush, Esq., Trial Justice f ir Or
angeburg.
I^ree Schools?
We see by notice ol Commissioner
Connor that the free sc'.to ds clo-e on
the 1st of Februar?',
Journalistic Corpse ?
Daddy Cains paper, the Mission
ary Record, was sold at Shttrilf Si!.;
in Charleston on Mon lay lor SiS.
improvement?
A comfortable stove has be-jn put
up in the Baptist Cbttrch. There
will be preachinjj here to m irrow.
Wauled?
Wnnteil to tra le, a house au I 1 >t
in town fur laud in the country.
Apply at this ollioe.
Advice -
It is better to .vrise from your knees
and shut your hens out of your neigh
bor's yard than to indulge in long
prayer.
The Monkeys -
Our whole town was troubled with
the "monkeys" on Monday. There
were three rival aryan* in < 'tango
burg on that day.
Xo Use
Of sending to New York or any
where else lor nice and good dry
goods when you can get suited at
lienry Kohn.
The Orungcbnrg favorite cigar.
The btst over oik rid tu toe market.
Go at once and try theui at Or. J. G.
Wnnnamakcr'.s.
Leonard ( luipia?
An oid citizen of Charleston,
known as the propriclorof the
popular carriage house o. that city
is dead.
School Districts ?
We are informed that for the con
venience of School Districts several
of the Townships arc to he sub divi
ded into smaller areas.
Wauled to Billow?
How is it that no one has given us
an account of the Steamboat Meet
ing at Charity Lodge on Jan 4th?
We want to hear all about it.
Methodist Meeting?
An interesting series of religious
meetings have been going on in tin
Methodist Church under the guidan ce
of Presidiug Elder Manning Brown
and Rev. O. A. Darby.
G. Webster^ ^
A gentleman from the North who
had come south in quest of healt h
died at Meroney'a Hotel on Monday
of consumption. His body was se it
to his family for interment.
It esu m p t ioa?
The only good effect this County
feels of resumption, is that dry goods
have been marked down 20 per cent,
at Henry Kohn's since January 1st
1879.
KxpresN Consignees*
J. A. Srnoko, Dr. A. C. Baxter, E.
A. Hcbrnnd, J. II. Livingston, Ray
ser & Way, CalRigiol, Miss G. Wil
liams, Rev. O. A. Darby, A. A.
Amak'er, Rev. J. T. Joucs.
Hoys Take Xotiee?
Of tli3 Ordinance of the Town
Council prohibiting the use of Sling
?hobs on our streets. Thb isa who
precaution.
Meeting State Orange ?
By notice of I) \V. (.'rook Secre
tary Pomona ("range it will bo seen
that the uoxt annual meeting of St ite
Grange will take plaee in Charleston
on February -Ith.
The Straiglatoui Laid Out ?
The Straightent Democrat of Oo
lumhia, has eeahcd to live. The
Pluenix is still in the field ami takes
care of tbe remains of its defunct
COtlsiu.
."cat (iuilly !
Is the verdict of the trading public
that Henry Kohu sells goods at ex
tortionate prices?on the eon'rary
his prices are quoted everywhere as
being the lowest of the low.
-m&- ?
Sherifi* Kales?
Hi t.rv Kuhn has avai cd himself
ol the recent sheriff sales, and pur
chased lurg-: lots of (dines and dry
goods way below market value, aud
will dispose ufihein accordingly.
Xcu E*:i|?er?
The "Evening Journal*' is the
namco' n new paper to be started in
( har'.eslon on the 20 h. Tbl - i>
another venture ti| nn the rough sea
of journalism for which we wish a
prosperous vo> a lc
J. .4. ESatnilton ?
Pub!ishci a change in Iih ad vortue
men! tin- week to which we call at
tention. Mr. Hamilton is an old
tried and faithful mere haut, aud use?
his experience for lb ? h ui dit of his
customers. Tiy him ? ne an i all.
Etiec I'laair?
Messrs. iJ. Strauss et Co., are now
offering Pi- c- flour at only ?12
8!'! per ton. Who is it that cannot
keep their stock in fine order when
thoe enterprising gent lernen are still -
it'g food so low down '! 2
-i r ? ? ? ? III ?! ? ?-?
Fe nee Wanted?
Why nor have a fence aruitu 1 the
Court House? A costly building
like this should not he left in this
careless condition. A slight exp.-n
diture in this line world add tenfold
to the adornment ol our town.
I>r. Summers' Essay?
We have, received lio n Secretary
Crook of Pomona Grange the o* :j -
lent essay of Dr. Summers on " The
Pea as a Fertilizer." It came too
late for this issue, but will nppjiir in
our next.
Xew A el ?
Assatdt and battery with fire-arms
on streets or in places of public re*
sort is to he punished by line of not
Ic.-s than $100 nor more than 81,000
or imprisonment for not more thau
twelve months, or both,at the discre
tion of the Court.
J. C. Pike
Keeps always on ban 1 one
of the largest and best as
sorted stocks ol merchandise in town.
Heing an old and pracli al merchant
he kt iws how to please his custom
ers. His affable and eflicient clerks
tire always rea ly In slriw goo Is.
Theodore It oh n?
Has evetything in the line of
dry goods, clothing, hats Ac
that any one desires at lite most
reasonable prices. Th ! cold weath ?r
is now upon us and lo re is th i place
to get the wherewith ail to he cloth
ed at the lowest price--.
Kros'?
See change in Eros' advertisement
in to-days issue. At this popular
bakery there is always everything in
the line of cakes, hrvad an I confec
tionery to gratify the most fastidious
taste. Eros knows how to serve his
customers.
?
Change ol' Issue
In consequence of tbe heaviest
mails leaving Orangeburg on Friday
morning for different sections of our
County, we have conclude I for the
benefit of our subscribers to eh mgj
the day of our publication to suit the
mail arrangements. Our next pa
per will therefore be issued on Fri
day.
Firemen?
Tbe Independent (colored) Engine
Company turned out for parade on
Monday afternoon, and made a very
creditable uppenruuec. The boys
amused themselves throwing water
at the Baptist steeple apart of the
afternoon.
The public spirit exhibited by this
branch of the * Fire Department is
appreciated by the property owners
of our town.
Julius Glover Ksij -
Has received the rtppointmc lit
from Gov. Simpson as Trial Justice
at the Court House
Mr. Closer's legal talents emin - ,
dllly lit him for this position, and WO j
lira pleased to note Ihn appointment.
L"t none who are afllicted with ,
Chills and Fever despond. Dr. liar- 1
ter'a Fever and Ague Specific is a
sovereign remedy that has never yet
failed to cure.
For saie by Dr. A. C Dukes, and
also by Dr. S. A. Reeves.
South Carol in ii ?lull Bion.nl -
xir.h.S Solomons , linn resigned as
Superintendent of S. O. R. It. and
Mr. J. Ii. Peck has been appointed
in his place. It i.s said that Mr.
Pee!; has eonsi Icrable experien ! ? in
rail-roa lint;, a id vv * lo for success
to attend his tidminisltalion.
2>c?<5?s ?
We a:e pained to le ira of the
death on Wedncsda ?f an iu'itni
child of 1).-. A. S Hydri k. (.) n |
sympathies are with the bereaved
parents.
On going lo press we also loar.i >. 1
of the death of Mr. Wm. Whaley.
.-on of M ?;. T. If. Whaley Maj
Whaley has been sorely afiliitcti oi
late, and has our tlecpest sympathies.
Columbia tftegisier -
\\ e have received the prospectus
of the o umbia Regis.er" wiiieh we
regret that t.ur space does not per
mit us to publish at this time. Ihe
Register is one of the bjst papers in
the State, and b is lately been ma
king rapid strides in the pith >t
progress.
With the facile pens of Pope and
Hoyt we predict for this sprightly
jour.nil a prosperous care r.
School History?
V\ e have received a copy of Divi l
soti School History of South Caroli
na from the popular home of W. J.
Du Hie. From a cursory review we
commend it favorably to the atten
tion ol our teachers. I; is clear, sim
ple and interesting, and iL seems t o
us should precede th j history of the
United States in our schools, as it i s
eminently proper lot a pupil to un
derstand his own State before study
ing others.
Cork *s
Ivel nsal lo give Gen Grant
a 'proper reception" di 1 n >t set tii n
hack much, lie hasn't taken any
cork in Iiis for years. Long a^ > the
valiant General drew h's flashing
flask and threw the Cork away.?
fiiinii Courirr, The General can say
thai if be did not see Cork, he saw ii
good man. drawings of it.?Aiken
liiivteiv.
What tines Ulyscs care for th e
Cork, when he plays so w:.l a t
tirauohtsl
.1? v. Street's House ?
We had the pleasure of a stroll
through Mr. Streets house next tiie
Lutheran Church on Monday, and
we were thoroughly impresso. 1 with
its convenience and comfort. Homes
like these are an evidence not only
<>t thrift, but of confide;) >e in t'i ? fi
(iire of Orangeburg, and when men
like Mr. Street make such use ol'
their money in ad -ruing au I beauti
IVing our town they should receive
the encouragement, of all g ?od citi
zens.
Mrs. Kelt Cm Home?
Mamleville, the home for hiii' a
ccntuary of the late venerable Sani'l
Sparks oflloriy County, an 1, at the
time of its destruction, the ivuJ.Mi.Ji
nf his daughter, Mr-. L.iwreneu M.
Kcitt of Orangeburg, was re 1 need to
ashes on Frida), the did of January
Mamleville was one of tin. oldci
and most, noted home-tends in the
Pee Dee Country, and its associations
most brilliant and delightful.
The old homestead with iti ten ler
social memories, is now a thing of
the past.
The County Com missioner.-t- ?
Met on Th?rs" lay and under tin
bidding law S700U of ihe County
debt has already been paid.
S. M. Kemmerliii Esq. was appoin
ted Road overseer for Poplar Town
ship.
The contracts for furnishing wood
were awarded to John ll. Dukes Esq.
and January Halt/, 'gar, the Io\vu>t
bidders.
The Bonds of the County officers
elected prior to November lJSTcS were
examined and pronounced good.
Propositions wi re made ami favor
ably considered to divide Orangi
und Caw Caw Townships into two
and to aonucct a portion of Kock)
Grove to Gooulund, and a portion of
Hopewell with Hebron.
1 < ? ' > . ._ .
Juo. T. Bonn, of Beans Station,
Texas, says : "J have sent to Dr.
Harter for his Pin Worm Medicine
in Several cases; have always receiv
ed it in duo time, and the medicine
has afieai/H acted promptly and effi
ciently in every ease. I regard this
as 'he only sure remedy in the mar
ket." This remedy can only he pro
cured at (he office of the Dr. Harter
Medicine Co., 213 North Main si.,
St. Louis, Mo On the receipt of 50
cts., ace and sex given, the proprietor
of tlds iufulliblc lemedy will send by
mail, postage pr< paid.
For sale hy A. C. Dukes, aud also
hy S A. Beeves
The I'nirr.ns Aid Society ?
Met in Orangcburg on last Satur
day, ehcted the following ofli:ers to
serre for the ensuing year:
President I >r. W F. Bar 0:1.
Vice President Lr. T. A. Elliott.
See ami Treas. Dr. W. S Barton.
The following gentlemen form the
lr'siren live Committee: II. I.. Kiele
rn baker, W. W. Culler and J. II.
Ft bkr.
An extra moeliiii of the Sonety
?i!l 'akc place on the second Snlur
day in February.
The annual report read hy the
Prosi hull "di i.vs !.'i ' :i 1 11 ?': ii atlYti'S
t of the S iciety to bo in excellent, con
j dition.
An examination into the plan a i 1
working of this Soeietv impresses us
I very favorably. At the death of a
I member each surviving nieinber is
required to pay a certain sum which
is turned over?to the family of tin
deceased, thus establishing a.safe and
reasonable system of mutual insur
ance.
Court -
fhc Grand Jury was.tisch irgel on
Saturday, after making the final
presentment, which exhibits the
cheering intelligen te that all th!
public olKccs are in excellent condi
tion.
True bi ds were found agaiest L. A
Webster and others for conspiracy
to interrupt the counting of the votes
I at Ornttgeburg precinct on the ?tb u
November
A'so against S. L. Duncan, colored
Sena*01 from this County, fur offering
! a hiibr on two separate occasions tu
j F. A. Wil.'teriind W. Mount.
The indictment sets forth lb tit Dun
can, who was at tin- time a candidate
for the Slate Senate, offered Webster
the Trea-ureship and Mount the
Auditor.-hip of the County, it" they
would use their influence to have him
elected.
The most exciting case of the S?;
s.ioit was ihr.t of Anderson Tyler for
I he murder of his father-in-law Jno.
W. Davis. The circumstances of t he
case are lan.iliartn most of our rca
fhe tradgedy look plaea about
I midday of the 7th of September at a
place on the Ninety-Six Itoad in the
j Foik, known as the "Double Bran
ches." Davis and Tyler had come to
i town together with a load of cotton.
I They v.etc returning on that day and
1 had stopped at this branch to lunch.
j Here ti tprtrrel aroso about some
land [tapers, which was soon conver
ted in a hand to hand cue Hinter
with knives, the result of which was
hiking of Davis. As soon as the
dctd was committed, Tyler went to
some iieighl ors ami reported what
bad occurred.
lie was the only witness to the af
fair, but bis candor ami the known
j violent dispt sttion of Davis sustained
t''e be'ief that il was a case of justi
tble self defence.
The charge of tbe dudge was very
clear, and the Jury after an absense
of but a lew minutes returned aith a
verdict of "Not Guilty."
On Wednesday the State case- were
concluded, and the following sen
I tehees were pronounced upon criint
1 nals :
Lewis "eins, colored, convicted of
burglary at common law. Sentence,
imprisonment for lite, in the State
Penitentiary. Ned Kobiuson and
T homas Dimtzler,colored, convicted
of statutory burglary. Three yeats
each at hard labor in the Peniten
tiary.
Ca"-nr Cordes and William Muggins,
colored,convicted of grand larceny.
Three years each at hard lab ir in
tbe Penitentiary.
dim 11 a risen and Brauk Faust
colored, couvi eted of hog stealing
One year each in the Penitentiary.
Jacob Bowen and Wick Bowen,
white, convicted of riot. Forty dol
lars fine or two months in jail.
Frank Mad.ews, colored, coavic
ted of bastardy. Required to give a
bond conditioned for tlio payment
<d" twenty-live dollars n year foi
twelve years for tha support of the
child.
Wiiliau Aikcn Argn, colored, con
victed of obtaining goods by means
ofa falne token. Three months at
html Inh ? iu the Penitentiary.
Milliard Rum oh and J'.omeo
1/ .... I
Knelts, convicted of ?Iist u'hing a re-:
ligiotis meeting. One mouth in the
county ja 1 x>icI twenty d > lars fine.
Il is du?: to Aeting Solicitor Do
Trevillo to say that he conducted
die.prosecutions for I lie State ^with
market! zeal ami ability, and, us the
list of convictions shows, was rcmar
knb'y successful.
On Wednesday afternoon tha civil
docket was taken up. and i- now in
full 1? hist.
BSarltei Reports.
Corrected every week l>y Messrs. I'lm.
\ tScovii.1..
Satubdav, January 17, 1 S7'?.
COT r<>N
Middlings. S\ta\
Low Middlings . s\'-,\
Oidimtry. 7' < S
Pl'.O VLSI UNS
Corn.$ 50
Niw Cbrh .
. -to
!??< der, tier 100 li.s. 70
i{..n.Mi i;ice. i'.oo
?3\% csv\ ft19 ? f-'-iq ] q 7?
. ^ ..... JL SJ UUtl V^I
I'y virtue nf Sundry Kxccritions t'> in 'di
rci-te'd, I sidl at Orangeburir, 11..S.
('.. On the lira! Monday in Kebruary next,
during 11 v?- legal bours of stile
Uno liriek .Storeand bot, On Bossel ? :.
iiiea-otriut; I ? fee' more or less. r;i 11;i. :? ;
luck US feet more or los?. !:n>- define I by
iVnee.-, bounded North on Ii i ? -II Street.
Kast by Mrs, K.-isterlih, south und West by
S Ii. t 'ana id .v. Conditions oiie-thirl eadi
balance in One and two ycar?, secured by
tMind and mortgage of the prelnises, I'ur
I chasers to pay for paper-\
ai. <>
One ball" of an undivided tract of five
tcrea of bind in the town <,!' Oi'aug tburg,
!??!::: led North on ?H 1 firitve Yard. lyt :
? by I*'. It. W. Itriggiiiaiufn land, South by
Miss Fanny Staloy nud West by liroughton
j Sir ;et Terms ? a-h.
a 1.30
<>u,' tr.icl of land in Zion Township, r m
laining tw,, hitudred and ninety-live acres,
limiudud north by 1 ml- of W*. '?'. Md*.? and
the Ititrgs' tract, *lvi*t hv lan.I- ..t' 1). j.onis.
ami West by the Ilohn in IJri Ige Ito-.t 1
i Levied on as ? lie jnoportv of 11 K . a.
! lite < \h of N. A. Kiill and others.
a:.>)
! l'.v virtue of an ? sedition to nio dircoted,
iWill nell til Orangebtirg ?'. II., S. ? '..on die
i f.r-t Monday i:i r-tibritiry next, during the
j kg.il Ii ?iura <a" sale, forccdi.
' \!! thin plantation or tract of 1.1*1 d eoii
I tabling bin* hundred and ten aero- more or
(. bounded North l>y W. !.. Wolle; H jiitli
by lands of I?'. Oi Fafrey blast by iaiids of
\V. T. Hive.*. Levied oil .i-tli.' property of
Wiliiam.C. Hives et the Mill oi iVilliaui i'.
hiikos.
a i so
One Mare Mii'e, l.evivd on ari t!ie prb
|crty <.f Mrs Sophia M. Frederiek. a: the
uit of N. A. bull.
J. II. !.t Vi N<..^ r< IX. ?? <?. c.
Sheriff's Office, ? 'rausjeburg Co. S. C.
Jni.. 10. 1ST?.?.
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"AT ^NOWii?N,"
ATTORNEY AND COPNSKLLOR.
Master's Sabs.
XV A. Mackny, Auctioneer.
STATE ok SOUTH CAROLINA-COUNT*
of unAxaEBuua.
In rin: Common I'lkas.
By virtue of Judgment Orders of Fore*
closure and sale and Decretal Ordere in the
cuu.m i below staled respectively! willnell
by public unction, before the Court Hon.se
in (be town .if Orangeburg, on the first
Mondav in February 187!), dining tho legal
hoars l"i pherili*'* talcs, the several tracts,
!oN. or p"i'"e '? of land below described,
all situate in the County of Orangcburg,
State afore -a'd, viz:
I5y virtue of a Judgment 0*der of Fore
el i tro and pale in the case of Andrew F
Smoke, vs. Win. A Rdwina: All that cer
tain tract <>- parcel of land, situate on the
I'jnoon's Bridge Ron 1 in the Fork of Bdis
to an 1 iii F II to Township, containing
r?oven?y-two (7:!) acres, more or less,
I minded, on the North, bv lands of War
??:i M Hughes, on too Fast, hy lands of
David Smoke, on the South by lauds of
James .1? linings, and on the West, by lands
of I'.irncy t'empsey.
Terms <?: Sale? One-half (J) Cash, the
hahi'ieo o?i a credit ?>f one tear. Ts'O
|iur<?b: or t?i give bond, bearing interest
froni the day of ?ale, and a mortgage of the
property, t> sectir? I ho credit portion of
puiehx-c money. I'lineliaser also to pay
lor papers, and ihe recording of bjth the
title and the mortg :ge.
also
IIv virtue of n J itlgmcnt Order of Forc
ebiMire, arid -ab, it: ::<? casn,t>f Daniel Mc
Kenzie vs, W. !( Wise, (sit the risk of tho
former purchaser, 1 all that IractoflanJ
-i nateiti Amelia Town hip, ia the'.'juutv
of Orangeh.irg, and State aforesaid, co.i
t lining ? acres, more <>r less, and hound
ed |>v Preference platitat'nn. and bv lands
... Da: i I McKenzie, T M Wiialey. aiidj -
Myers-.
'J"c -ins of Sale -Cash, to bo paid im
mediately after the eh<so ofllu Master's
? ;' t ..? the tl ty and if it be not so paid,
the land w|il rcsol I on the same day, at
ti:.- ri.sl; of the birtn tr purchaser, when his
hid will not ba taken, but that oftlia htgh
. : hid der other than sttcli form ?r purchaser,
will bj eonsidcrt I ailtl treated as the high
T_. virtue f?f a .!>: Igm?tit Orderof Fore
closure and sale in the case of Alva Oago,
against Kleztbeth lirnwne defendant, nil
that plantation. or tr.u-t of land containing
admit twelve htindrod 1200 acres, more or
I es . -i: i the Kii'rkofthe I'Misto. in ths
; . ii v Orangcbtirg and ^tatc aforcHaid,
hounded on llie Xortli by Coopor Swamp,
on the Ivtu !?- lands formerly of Jacob
'?V?ii ? .i- i ? ? I. o:i 11ij S >:11ii L\ tho South
lalintj Uivrr an 1 on th ? YYeU by
I hind ? now, m lat-dv. of John It Milhouso.
?lohn t Howe, atid Jibe lute J 10 Qnatllu
I oaiiin. H id tract of laud being thaSnake
I Sw.uu;> Plantation, of which the late Dr.
j Win, s It iwe died seized and pos?ej*ed.
j Teiuis of sale?Cash enough to pay the
r;i actually due at I ho date of sale, (which
I will he announced the s.ili- , a*id th^
. biibttiee . a it credit Of one and two
?. :?. . l'i.irlii er in t:\vc bond bearing
inter. I from ihe day "t-ale and mortgage
of the property sohl, to secure the credit
p .-i "! of the ptircti ?sc money. Purchaser
? a -.. io pay for p tpers ami the recording of
both title and mortgage.
V. . M. II171 <0>\ Master
Mas' rs otli .?. Orangcburg, C. II., Jan.
I '.?Iii IS7SI.
j jan 11 St
W?TIGE 0? DISKISISIONT.
1 will file icy final account with the
Judge of Urobate for Orane.ebnrg County,
Attiuinistrator of the Kstate ofO. SL
!' unei en ihe Ith day of February next,
:::: 1 t: k i >t I.I tiers Di-mi-sorv.
i'.K >. I.. SMITH, Administrator.
,1ttn. 1. 1ST!).?inu 1 It
A PINK ;l>liOYE
HORSES & MULES
For sale LOW DOWN by
B. P. SLATER.
W"ill continue to sell, ?lusln-.r tho New Year, tho
BEST DUALITY OF GOODS
At the
LOWEST PRICED EYOR CASH !
Making a speciality of
Hams, Bacon, Lard, Flour, &c,
The WELL KNOWN and POPULAR
?2* tf^fc T5
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Will put up to the Highest Bidder Goods of every description, and
"Knocked Off" no mutter what they bring.
For
Quality, -Variety and Cheapness
It cannot he EQUALED.
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duick Sales and Small Profits!
Buying for CASH I can UNDERSELL all X'red it Purchases.
A Iso on hand
RED RUST PROOF SEED OATS
And
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
For sale Low Down.
MY SAMPLE ROOM
Exclusively apart from the Main [Business. Us "oted Brands of
LIQUORS are still kept up 10 their FIRST CLASS Standard.
Your continued pntroungcis solicited, and if you once call, you'll call
again.
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