Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The* lOipciTigebi^i'g Tim es . L O C L "The weather has been uu season n bly wann.for several days. E. S. Griffin lias moved to the now store in Way's brick building. Orangeburg's big day is near at band. Let the Red Shirt Brigade turn out in force Mn T. 0. Hubble has moved his news emporium to Pithan's store, op posite Willcock'fi. .. Our'old pupfi, F. A. Addon Is at - home ftoiu. school in New York. We were glad to meet him and note his continued progress. Mr. J. W. Mobclcy informs us that he will receive, In about ten days, a car load of extra fine stock, which he will sell at*rcasonable prices. -~^mw>- % mm. - Mr. A. L. Stroman informs us that he killed, last Friday/,, hear his lint room door, a rattle snake with ten rattles and a button, measuring six feet.. A. M. Izlar has moved to the stand formerly occupied by M. Albright, where he will be prepared to continue supplying his patrons and the public with everything a first-class restaur- j nut can afford. Wcr'-Nverp in ?Iii e glad on Thursday hy*"8 visit from L. B.rHanns Esq., Editor bj^thcjEducational Monthly of Charleston. lie is looking re markably well. Kvery teacher should have a copy of his excellent paper. We regret to learn of the death on Thursday, of the wife of Mr. Tliad cus Woodard, of St. Matthews. She was a holy of estimable character, and her loss will be deeply felt. Our sympathies are with the bere&vcci. Our friend Willie Robinson has a new and splendid supply of jewelry on hand, consisting of linger rings, breastpins, and other tricks two numerous to mention. Call on him and sec for yourself. ^./.Debility in adult* is often caused by worms. The change from child hood tojjnauhood is not isuflleient to rid the system of this awful plague. Shriner's Indian Vermifuge will ex pel them and restore health and a bright complexion,; A new house with tour rooms, a fine garden, and splendid well of water, can be bought at a bargain by applying at this office. If not sohl at private sale before hand, it will be sold at public outcry oil salesday in January on easy terms, if desired. So get your .money ready. Consignees for goods remaining in S. ('. R. It. depot for wlcfek ending Sept. 2:td. 1880: .1 II Livingston, W II Kay, W A Johnson,/ McCord, I) Dnutxlcr II L Taylor, T.I Fogle, G B Kitt roll A Co., Or R W Hates, Jaek Autrey. J 1) A Brown, order C. M., J M Kiley. A meeting of the Chairmen of.the Counties of Charleston, Orangeburg and Clarendon, comprising the Se cond Congressional District, took place in Charleston on Friday. Barn well, Dibble and Laud were present, and appointments were' made for Hon. M. P. O'Connor and Solicitor Jervey. The demand for change to pay oil' cotton pickers has created n scarcity of .specie in our town. The difficulty can be removed if our merchants would take the. trouble to send to the Treasury Department in Washing ton for a supply of halves and quar-' ters for the accommodation of their patrons, the farmers. - m ? mm The papers commenting upon the flirtation between young Ulyses Graut and Miss Keltic Flood, the daughter of the California "money tig,"' speak of the youth ful sprouts as of the ??upper crust" of society. If such is the "upper crust,'' may (bid help the under crust of society. This is the latest commcntniy on "Ameri can aristocracy!" Quite a Hvily smash up came off on Tuesday about midday. Mr. Sain's horses took fright w hile mov ing a lot of whiskey, lager lit er, and ,other commodities for Mr. A. M. Iz lar. .They bolted down Russell street in frautic style, breaking down fences and everything that impeded on their wild and wayward way to wards the Fair Building. Some said that there was whiskey in it; but it appears not, as not a barrel was tapped,, and Only a cook stove and wagon were broken. The Federal Postmasters through put the South 'arc* quaking over the Hancock boom: The Rads are iu <a quandary. A few of them think they ought to have office, but they can't got the masses of the colored people to see the point. We refer our readers to the article on the progress and growth of Or augeburg published elsewhere. The author appears to be familiar with the facts and his exhibit will be in teresting. There is no more pros perous town or County than Orange burg for those who wish to settle aud we are glad to see how we are in creasing and prospering front the gradual ingress of people from with out our borders. Miss Olivia Doyle, n pupil of .M iss Albergntti's school, and T. (.'. Doyle, a pupil of "Mellichamp's school," took the train on Wednesday for Mncon, Georgia, where they go for the purpose of completing their edu cation. The former enters Pe Sales, and the latter Pio Nono ('(?liege. Our best wishes attend the young students iu their effort a to prepare themselves for the duties of life. May success and happiness be their portion. John Thies, a young man, whose relations reside at Orungeburg, but who was attending a pump on the railroad, near liranchyille. w:is found lying by the pump on Monday, in a dying condition. He was im mediate ly taken up on discovery ami given every attention, but to no effect. Me died iu a very short time, and his body was brought to Orangeb?rg lor interment. He was well and favora bly known in our town as m steady and promising youth. Our sympa thies are with the bereaved family. The Teacher's Institute has ac complished a world of good which will be felt in its effects upon the children of the State. The contact of teachers, the. comparison of views and plans of imparting instruction, the eoniirmatiou of what is good, the the refection of the bad, the infusion of new ideas, and the inspiration re ceived from the general gathering together of the members hf the pro fession cannot fail of its results. We hope the menus will be ob tained for thecoutiuuance of the in stitution regularly- every year. A correspondent of the Charleston '?Mercury'1 has put forward the fol lowing heterogeneous conglomeration for a Si:ite ticket: For Governor, M. \\v. Gary; Lieut. (Joy. \V. K. Karle; Sec. State, .lohn Coehran; Comp. Geu. C. II. Townsend; Att'v Uou. S. W. Melton; Sup't Education, (\ <:. Memminger; State Treas. .John Win smith: Adj't and Ins. Gcn'l, K W. Moise. Some of them are good men : but consistency is a jewel, aud the above, outside of its Radicalism, which is the meauiugof Indepcndcntisui, is :i concatenation of inconsistencies. We are pained to chronicle the death, on Tuesday, of little < Jert rude, a'laughter of Mr. F DeMars, of our town. A few months ago she was the victim of an unfortunate ncci dent from burning, which seems '.n have thrown her into permanent ill health, culminating in the mid sind untimely end we note. She was j buried on Wednesday in the I'rcsby terian grave yard, the funeral ser vices being performed in the Church by Rev. .J 1). A. Brown before an nit dience composed hugely of the school mates ot the deceased, who could not fail to be in pressed with the solemn occasion. As a llower cut down in spring our young friend has beim gathered from the earth to be transplanted into the gulden of Paradise. The protracted meeting at the I tap tist Church, to which reference was made in our last, commenced on last Friday and continued until Wed lie's day night. Revs. Cuttiuo, Itaggett and Parlor were the ministers in at tendcuce who proclaimed the gospel as faithful sentinels upon the watch towers of Zion. If the good that was anticipated seems not to have been accomplished, these messengers of the Most High can carry with them the consolation that they have faithfully performed their duty, and that on fault rents, at their doors. Rev. D. W. Cuttiuo preached one of his able sermons on Sunday morn ing, and Rev. W. It. Parlor nt night. The former is one of the ablest min isters aud most successful revivalists {p the State, and the latter is a young preacher of promiso. Wo clip the following from the Owt'ii County "Journal," of ? pen cor, Indinun, in reference to our w?>rtliy fellow-townsman: "B. F. Sinter, of Ornngeburg, S. ('., was in town lust week after more horses. lie says he has been at dif ferent pails of this State, and thinks the Democrats will ouvry the State by a large majority! On being asked concerning his own State he said; that Soul b (!aroli'?ii Mould give 1 Ian cock and English the largest majori ty over given to any ticket. "Mr. Sinter did uuL have horns, as many Republicans expect ed: but was a perfectly mihi man ured gentleman and D.ep\oefaf. If the people of (he North lllld South mingled together more the song of the bloody shirt would soon'cense." Such is the good impression made when our intelligent citizens go abroad. Pomona Grange of Orangeburg' County will moot at Or:pigcburgon the 1st Saturday in October, bull reports expected. F. d. Fki.dku, Six-. "Don't you forget it," but go t<> Kort job u s at once. " BLACK-DRAUGH f " makes chilis and lever impossible. For sale by Dr. .1. (',. Wanna maker Messrs R. A. lio/.nrd and .1. B. Ilutfuian nre now with .1. I. Sorrcri truo ami will be ploas(>d to serve their many friends. They solicit :i call and guarantee satisfaction. Goods arriving by every train for .1. I. Sorrenlrtie. lie will make, this season, shoos :t specialty as his large and varied stock will show by inspect ion. it/tit) line huts to I/o sold ."><? per el. below the market price a 1 Korljohn's. Kxtra Ii IU' beef, pork and 111 1111 oil furnished every week at the weil reg uliitcd market of .Marion Jackson. - ^ ???,. . - - 4tammmm '? Beauty, health, and happiness f??r ladies iu " WINE OF CAK.CUh" For sale by Dr. .I.e. Wnnpnnitikor D. Kortjohn is selling olf al e.-st to close consignments. <b> early for bargains. Gentlemen's furnishing goods, oin bracing linen collar-;, culls, half hose, at ?1 some of tin1 best ipiality of J uuiaundrictl shir's al 7:Vcenls and $!.2."> at .!. I. Sorentfue. "WINE OF CAnPtll" for Ladies only. For sale h> Dr. .1. i '<. Wnniiainak er. It is found at last! Something new under the sun A new era is drawing upon woman. Ilitherloshe ha? beeil call ed upon to sutler the ills of mankind and her own besides Tin- fruipienl and di Iressing irregularities peculiar to her sex have long been to luir the ''direful spring of woes unnumbered." In the mansion of the rich anil hove! of povei'ly alike woman has been the constant yci patient victim of a llioiisaml ills unknown to man? and without a remedy. "Uli Lord, how long!" in the agony of her soul, hath sho cried, but now the hour of her redemption is come. She will sullVr no mere, for brad lield's Female Regulator, "Woman's Rest Friend," is for sale by Dr. A. C. Dukes, ami also by Dr .Lit. Wnnuainaker. Prepared by i ?r. J. Ihudliehl, Atlanta; Chi.; orice, >1 ">?' per bottle. A Iriil package of" BLACK-DRAUGHT" free of charge at For sale by Dr. ,J. G. Wauiianiak er. The drug store where can gel your money's worth is at Dr. .1. (>. Wan namakcr, Orangoburg C. IL. S. <'. We buy the best, keep the best, and sell it at low prices, hence, if you want any thing in I he drug line, i'llll and sec us. Wo Ki ep a lull line of hair and tooth brushes, toilet soaps, per funiery, sponges, patent medicines: make prescriptions u specialty; will be found at our post, din or night. No head-ache or hack-ache for ladies who drink "WINE OF CARDUI." For sale by Dr. .1. G. Waiinamakcr A I l.ANTA. (i \.. 1871?. Messrs. Hutchison iV Uro.: (Semleihen- - I have Used your ''Neursilgilie" ami have been relieved by it. All who suffer I'roin neuralgia will do well to give yoii a call. It is useless to sutler when weliavu a remedy at our dooi. H . w. Thomas, of Ivos & Thomas, Furniture Dealers Messrs. Hutchison Uro.? I am happy to say that your '*N'-nralgiiie" acted as a Bpccilic in my iiisc, relieving nie in an incredibly short time. 1 would advise all KU Hen ng from neuralgia to try it. Yours, etc, L. V. Si M i, M. D. For sale by Dr. A C Dukes, and also by Dr. J. G. Wannauiakcr, F r tli** next weck nil summer goods will be sold at. and below cost at 11 i'Uiv Kohn's. IU ad ! rend !! rend !!! and don't fol get it, that I). K. Sinoak A- Co., one of our young, but best linns in Orangeburg, are now ready to buy all cotton offered them; und therefore we would say to the farmers, if they want honest dealing, fair weights, and the highest price for their cotton, go und sell to the above linn. They have one of the liest and b?gest yards in town with a large aceom niodation bouse and stables for the convenience of the fanners ami their vehich s. They have also tilled up the entire upper story of J heir store for the dis play O'' one of the largest and liest assorted stocks of clot hing and lint* in OiangeluM'g, and as they have bought at the.lowest cash pri. es, are enabled lo sell at surprisingly low prices. They have also a $0000 stock of various articles in the liquor line, which they are now sellViigl bv the quart and gallon at prices that can't ho bent in t he 1 ' nit c>\ St Mos: and as they intend to close out their entire stock of liquors by the first of Janu ary 1.881, il will pay all to goami-buy from I hem the best article lor the least money. Give I), K. Sinoak A- (lo. a call and be i onviueed. Take " BLACK-DRAUGHT'' ami you will never he Iii lions. For sale by lb. .1. G. Waiiiiamakcr 1000 Hue hais. slightly damaged by wat'eri In be .-old al fl per hat a' Ivorl john's. Ma rli ct Reports. t'ori< ? !? ii every week hy Mt --i\s. I'til.l. A- Sco'vii.i.. Fhii?,\v, s"ep!. 2-1. 1880. COTTON Middlings. I03'<? Low Middling. lu' -.i. lltdinary. Uej',)! IM'.OVIS OSS < 'orn..'.7*?("-.SU New Corn . Tea.ii. . 1.50 Fi'idder; |.? r Jco .'.. <'?" liolll>ll IviiO..'.t.... S*> J ( (j r tin- vT> 'i i sol i. Mr. K. HUGHES' County rais d bill blooded Canadian Stallion will stand lor I he Season at .'Jr. Sain's. Stable.-, lo whom we refer all persons desiring a iito.-t durah.e ami profit a>blc .-lock ol llor-es. Kt pt 10 I in Sheriffs Saks, |Iv virtue of sundry l*'.xeeiilioii lo no* directed. 1 vv'dl sell. ;?!* Oraiit;ehurg <'. II., s. ?'.. diir'iMg the legal honr? of m?Io, lo tlo highest hiddi i lor cadi, oil lite lir-l Monday Oi'tAlier next, :i'l die rijjhl. title ami interest of the d?-IjfUduiu, in and to the following property. towii: All llttil plantation or Intel of land, with buildings ihereoii, situate, lying und Im-iiijj in the Coiiiitv 01' Oraiigehurg and State aforesaid, containing^ hundred ant-, more or leaf, an?l hounded North hy lands of S. II. t.ojna'a" and estate of L. L. In nldiiel b.i-t hy L- II. Kilev, South hy i >. (VlViii ami .lame* M Bell and.Wc|it l>y Dan'! O'Gaiii and .1 li, U aiiiiniuukei, >r. Levied on usthe properly ol" l.)nvid Horner, deceased, to lite soil ol Thomas A. Kllioll and t ?aniel O't'ain. .1 IL LlVLWiSfi IN, ?v.o. t\ A SherifT's Office, Oiaiigobuig (.'ouiil.i , S. (J. Sept. 1 'ih 1880. . sept 17 ?'LAC.Kj-'3 IMPROVED PATENT UVER PAD I C\\ UK M'itOi Xv IKK Ii. I.A0T ?Si: T-i ll.Otl l Iti \i. ii I ii til I....Ml. Curo? Sragsfbj li: C7C.cn ChillsaadFever. ;'.';/. \ ptt.<ta& Liver Complaint, , w*v 'a,JfVVf1 Nmousnrss. lthfuraalism, C*is1i\cnpss, female Veakuess, Sirk k ItYrtons Ueatlai he, Novi iii. l ilK, i >i. In;., tlir :'t .in: eh. i-l I lie:!tiiill:tcl>. i al.vi Uni l.ivci ?1 T< mI.- i< ii'- irlcrl liilotlu .In I Iwr, litt livli * e i . ?1, .tim' Ki In \> l.i I ?Mni.iel (mil" f r t ten. 11 fit . lir K v . M-iai'f lli-ol III! Tt V.... , . ? i'n*es i>i- i\l*?i?rj?iMin. v i.r I'. - 'I .11 tlnlkil" ?tri I i1,- ?! I'll..- i' uli 11 M :i ni er Hi ? I ii f .? ? l.Ml N.-hp C. ??-. .. Siiiuinch. A c' i'i V ?-:..i | ll.mo.IC r }'.? ?h|;.|..| Lein? I i. ? r; ! I -?? iitrtlN i:ln : 1. .-? I \: . *l an'. ?. 1 - . it v:il by .V.ii: ? ?; * a I. to f.r v St.. ? I'i . i>: NOTICE. ,1/r. L,'. U. Joins keeps good horses 10 ?i Inif/eie?5 f??r hin?, and is also prepared loth nil kinds of hauling promptly oil shorl notice Tei'lns iviist iiabte. V. It. .It >N i :s. an- 'JO U JAMES F. IZLAR. Attorney and Counsellor at Law, < > 1; a no i\iu; no, s. c^. Ollice corner of Court House Square and Church Street, the same formerly owned aud oc cupied by Win. M. llutson, Fsq. june 11 it" PRIVATE SALI?. A neat Dwelling with 4 Itooms, Kirt Places, and Kitchen attached, with a Lot, "J acre; in a healthy location. Terms made ?a. y. Appy to ' T. C- HviiDzu, Auclionctt O F F 1 C E O F J. C My FAL.Ii STOCK of Illl Is now opened and oH'ered to llie pcop'o of Ornngeburg at such prices that will convince them that I regard iheir iutei*3sL .. JfY bi^OTIIIICG I)FJ?A?{t^E\T oeeupies the y J_ entire Second Moor, and consists ol Mens and Youths Suits in now Styles and eels. rjniJE interio of my ST?RE has been AllQjf) COVCCl, :ln(' (',c capa JL city ENIjARXiKI) by the ndditi ui of fuel Ving, rendered necessary to place the EXTRA LARGE Fill'CtleLSCS every Line ofuoods. V LABI3S DRESS GOODS >yas selected with great care, and the selection ol colors and material made especially for this market This lino of Goods will he shown with pleasure to the Ladies by Gcnt'emen of taste us to the selection of Trimmings, and experience iu the dry goods business. TT A rPS> :\ ncl C A IPS displayed in a large new Glass Hat Caso I 1 at-prices' to suit everybody. TVI V FURNITURE STORE U stocked with full I'm es of i.VL Chairs. Bed-tends; Cribs, Cradles, S.d.is, Lofjngas, 1'arlor, Bid R loin and Dining Loom Setts, 'ibis is in a separate Store. lam prepared to pay HKrHSST ASH PRICES COTTOIjT ?11 ">ber COUNTRY PRODUCE. J have an ACCOMMODATION HOUSE in my Store Yard which, is always at the service of persons' with Teams remaining over night. 1 wish inv < ustoiucra to know this, that all of mv (roods w-is purchased by MYSEUfVllh great care in order to get the VERY BEST QUALLTdY, and I think 1 have succeeded!, and invite all lb couicnnd examine my Stock ol (ieods, and i^pccmlly my Shoes. J. C. P I K E I Jlho '"Domestic" Improvements Combination Fly-Wheel. ? / For Winding die bobbin without working the Machine LihiHlio Mi?lc?Table of florrc ?^ spouding qixua, Neddie* and Thread Stamped oi-Shuttle Slide; always conven ient for reference. Sihu'tlc. ?Combines simplicity ) construction ami management. Pelf-Threading, has hut few parts, all tached together, with no possibility 1 (erange'iicnt. T >t:s>l>in. -Inc.eased in Length and J ) Capaehv. Tin: hearings imtcllIm proved. of Is u of Ne.diHe itml Clump.?A LNcw Arraoge.me.nl \\ jiich gi Jives a thor ughly practical ^elf-Setting Needle. Needle intiodticcd easily and with cer tainty, while a winged thumb-nut does _ away with die use of sotw-Driver. ^3 In addition to-lhesc important features, ~" the Needle-dlar iias been made to roe higher. '1 hit 'it nsion ha.? 11? n improved so asJo render! the ihn ailing of il easy and rlaiu. The High and Low Lifters have huc.ii couibiuetl: the Take-up llttud with an \dju-ting Screw, so ihut It can beset to.a iiiectv. The Thread-guide lo the Needle-bar has he< ii made i i oadi r, ami dm bed-plate anil Hinges bei iercYI in several ways. \\ iili diese in w leaiures, ihe "Loniekiie" must com mend itself to practical buyers ami increase a pepuboily which il has ever so largely uujoved. Wo in vile critical ex amination. 'J'f I K<>'!>(')ICH KOH>, Agent for Oraiigcbiirg County. sx Louis Has ju>( returned (Vom the H O 2?- T H Willi a Largo ami well Assorted Stuck ?l (iencral Purchased at the v< rv I OWES? ! Point i i tin' Market, and will he Sohl at eorre>))ouding Kates'. Come one ami all and sec for vour , :\elvc.s, tli.o P>.\ ?' i AI -.'S to be ob : la ini d. t AHPKTfNC. < >IL ('!.< >TTIS and KU'KNITUKK of ihe Lnicist Tai. ins. D LOUIS, sept .{ 1Sin Taas: STotice. ; OlTlCl? <>:? ( OUN l'V TIM? \SlTtKK, UKAMil i:ru<I COUNTY. ()itANni'ut'ito. S. ('., Atigiist Mill ISStl Notice i- hereby given dial I |?y myself or l'i'jmty will be at lite following named places "ii I ho days specified for I ho pur? poso of CollectingTaxes f<ir the lineal year eiiiiimonciiig NovomW-r 1-t 1*7;'. ntJieo hour- from !? A. M.. to 2 P. M. My utficp at die Count v seat will he open during ihr remainder >d the I'nie allowed by the law for the ahove jmrjiose. No'ex leiision of time will lie asked for: /.eigtorV store Wednesday, Sept. l?, IS?tl K noils' mill, Thursday-, 1<>. LewisviHe. I rid iy 17 f oi l Muiic, S.itiirdav IS W. ]'. /?hillii?', Monday HO. It. S. tile; Ion's. Tuesday 2.1. I'ocmshoro, Wednesday 'J'J. \\ i;ks Sawyer's, Tiuo-day ?_' ? <'.>!. I >. I.iviugstiiu'.s mill.-, l/iiday -\. .lohn T. Williamson's, Saturday-5. Ihniicliville, Mmidav 27. N Andrew M?eis', 'fi.e day 2S. ?I l> Smoke's mill, n'ediie day 20. Connor's -i..r ? I'hur.silay rtO. Ay res' dtop, friday I >ol. Is, 1*S I. Itnwes\ i111-. Hatlirdii V 2, ./ II. |'i liter's, Monday I. S P. Wells', Tuesday V. AyiiigerV, Wednesday ?'.. W .1. Sn idol's. Thursday 7. Dr Ho.-. K. Keller's. Kriday B. t'apt. Tlios. Slaw oil's, Saliird.iv 1). Kasleiliu'd mills, Monday l,L UOhKUTL'OPK'*; Trea nit r. (). <\ a ilg U'O out 'J'> South C??'?t?>i?n lt? Bw , Co. Orangehurg, Sept. 1st 1880. ('oiisignoi's of this Itoad ai e hereby noti liod thai on and alter this day, goods ro m.duhig in Depot longer than forty-eight In nr.- m ill he Hiifijeef to storage charges. ll\ ? )rder, Col. J; p, PKf K, Snk. .). fl. POSTIiLL, Ait. ?--~~-.-LV--4r~:--r?4l H am prennrctl t- s *up>i>lj i JL families with ihe celebrated I'luhuUI j phia Champagne Lager Xfeer hy the Dozen cheaper than Charleston market. \: I Wallace Caution's< Hfl St md. J. I'LL AXDRWS, Agi', E?D AND ItK "?ATishiug tu moot Ihc demands of n?y t\ many customers vruo nro (lady in creasing, 1 have added li> iny already well assort? il stock of General Mcrcliaiidiso ("1 rookery ware of the very heat ? piality, 4j.nl ;o sui h low prices that ! eau'l fail lo give satisfaction to the closest j purchaser. / 1 Ihhh WiAVO. Tumblers unit Goblcta Vi at 5tl and M> cents per dozen. Syrup pots Ihittcr Dishes, A.c., all lliut glass, war ranted f pin Will**', from \\ ttnall two cent Jl plate to a two gallon (*<>/liie I'ot and lour gallon Milk Ituukct with strainer cont inued, and sohl far below its real worth. 1)'?J a a re?Urens. Pots ami Spiders, .ill sizes, from l<? cents to $1.50 a piece. ^Ccall is all th.it i/* necessary to ? convince ypii of l/ie above facts. Abo a larg? sttick of every grace of til A ill 11 X(d AND SHOES just received at ,7, 1. SOKENTKUK. WATCHES AND KOR s a TJit At ., f j I Moderate Pricos. 1 am selling my Old film te low xmww To make room for Call Goods. Ni'vv ;tit<l fc<i.itost Styles iu-t iceeived. .VI .SO A fit 1 Ktook ..I* LandreJis Garden Seeds On ham!. Now is the time to plant for Bum hier use. Call at Mice. W. v. Robinson. DkintttstrY ot'KUATlVK AND MECHANICAL. ;-?:!<? *l ?f CeO _JsojUi ?: 51 - Rv Dr. L. S. WOLFE. Office over D. Louis' Stoie. Satisfaction guaranteed in all operation*. 8^f" Teeth extracted without paifl, by the use of Nitrous Oxide (Vu,.