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At q Court Of Probate holden at Litci.feld.
suithin and for the District Of Litchfeld, on
the Cd hnu Of Febrnn1n 1885:

At a Court Of Probate holden at Litchfsld.
sOithin and for the District Of Litchfeld, on
the I'd day Of February, 1886:
Present, Frederick Wolcott, Esq. Judge.
T1RON the petition Of Hiram Bennett, Of
~ the towa Of Thompson. in the county Of
Sullivan. and state Of New York, shelving to
this Court that he 10 guardian of Hiram A.
Bennett and Laura A. Bennett, both of said
Thompson, minors; that said minors are the
owners Of real estate situated in Goshen, in
said probate district, viz: all the lands distri-
buted to said minors in the distribution of the
estate Of their hate uncle Samuel N. Chaplin,
late Of said Goshen, deceased and for a par.
ticnlar description Of said land reference is
made to the distribution Of said Chapin's es-
tate on the probate records in said district
and that said estate Of said minors is valued at
about eight hundred and forty dollars; and
that it would be for the interest of said minors
to have said estate sold and the avails thereof
applied as the law directs, and praying for H.
berty to sell said property for the purpose a.
foresaid, 40 per petition on ie:
II is ordered by this court, that said guardian
give notice Of said application by causing this
order to be published IN one Of the news
papers printed in Litchfeld, in the county oil
Litchfeld, three weeks successfully, at least
six weeks before the hearing; and that said
petition will be heard at the probate Office in
said district. on the Goth day Of April next, at
ten o'clock in the forenoon.
A true copy of Record.
IS .FREDERIcK WoLCorr, Judge.
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Wheat and Rye FLOUR.
A little Loa0er, for sale by
Jan. Z. s. p. BOLLES.
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1t a Court Of Probate holden at Canaan, ,cith-
in and for the District Of Sharon, on the 18th
day Of January. A. d. 1886:
Present, HIM. NJ. Burial, Esq. Judge.
Upon the petition Of Frederick A. Ster-
" ling. Esq. of Salisbury. in the county If
Litchfeld, shelving to this Court. that he is
guardian Of Elisha S. Chaplin and Harriet A.
Chaplin. both of Salisbury, within said district.
minors; that said minors are the owners Of
real estate situated in said Salisbury. in said
district, viz: all the land and buildings dislei-c
butpd to said minors in the distribuliVn ,of The
estate of their late father Abel CHaMn, de-
ceased; and for particular Description Of snid
property reference is made to thetiistri6ution
Of said Chapin's estate on the probate records
in said probate district, and that-said estate of
| said minors is valued at about FIVE hundred
dollars; and that it would be for the interest
of said minors to have said estate sold, and the
avails thereof applied as the law directs, and
praying for liberty to sell said property for
| the purposes aforesaid. as per petition on file.
1t is ordered by this Court, that said guardi-
an give notice of said application. by causing
the same to be published in one of the news
papers printed in Litchfeld, in the county OF
Litchfeld, three weeks successfully. at least
six weeks before the hearing; and that said
petition will be heard at the Probate Office in
said district on the last Monday of March next,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Certified from Record.
81 WV. P PUaRA11E, Clerk.
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New Arrangement.
NeW.HaVem, LitChfield, am(
ALBANY.

THE STAGE through WATERFOWL. Water.
u bury, Salem Bridge, and Woodbridge, to
New Haven, will leave Litchfeld Tuesdays
and Thursdays at 9 O'Clock in the morning,
and on Saturdays at o'clock so as go through
to New-York the same day, and return from
the Boat as noticed heretofore.
A stage will also leave New Haven every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday on the ar
rival ofthe Boat, for Naugatuc and Watcrbu-
~, and return next days, leaving Waterbury
at A. NJ, making daily line between New
York and Waterbury, and tri-weekty between
New-YOrk and Litchfeld.
Stage then leaves Litch6eld for Albany on
the arrival of the stage from New Haven and
arrives in Albany next day to dine. ~
EXTRA Coaches aIwaysinrcadiness at Hitch
field, Waterbury, and New: Haven to convey
passengers to any place offthe route.
Inquire 10 New.Haven at the Old Stage
House, opposite the Tontine. and at Litch6eld
Of o. Wadhams, Agent. Fare from New
York to Litchfield s. 90.
JOHN W. HARRIS & co.
Naugotue, Oct. 1. ~ Propristors.
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Litchfield County Mutual
FIRE
TNSURANCE COMP AN

THIS Company has been in operation 2
l. considerable time. and has insured prop
erty to very large amount. 1t has funds on
hand. and property pledged sufficient to in
demnify those who insure against any loss that
will probably take place. The difference be-
tween the expense ofinsuring in this company
and in ordinary insurance companies. is now
too we'll understood to need any explanation.
Individuals in this county. who choose to in
sure their property at triAing expense, can
apply to the Secretary in this village, or to the
agents in the several towns.
STLvEsrER GALPIN, Sec'ry.
LitehfeId Dee. 10, 1885. II
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NOTICE.
A 8 the time limited by the Hen. Court of
n Probate for the settlement of the estate
Of ABBY WARD, late of Litchfeld, deceased,
will soon expire-Notce is hereby given to
those indebted to said estate, that al accounts
not paid by the first Of March next will be
lodged with an attorney for collection.
CHARLES L. WEsB, ! Admins
CAROLINE WARD, traitors.
LiscAfeld. Feb. 4, 1885. IS
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AUCTION.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Hon. Court of Probate within and
IL for the District Of Norfolk has limited
and allowed six mnn,hs from the Date hereof
for the creditors Of the estate Of
LOUISA PETTIBONE.
late of Norfolk, in said district, deceased, in
which TO present their claims against said es-
tate to the subscriber, administrator with the
will annexed thereon. All claims not present.
ed within said time will be debarred recove-
~. HALSEY STEVENS,
administrator nth the ,riN annered.
Norfolk, Jan. 16, 1885. 81
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ROOTS AND SHOES.
f.. A. LORD

BOOTS AND SHOES.
f.. A. LORD
Has Just received a full assortment Of first rate
Boots and Shoes, made in Boston expressly
for the retail trade, comprising the following:
En Pairs mems Cowhide BOOTEES
lOO IS do. Ladies Kid Slippers
goo pair mems and womcn's Rubber Shoes
$50 " ladies' spring herled Cloth Slippers
so I" cheap Kid r. r. Slippers
60 French Morocco Slippers
80 Ladies' Kid Slippers
100 " Cloth Slippers
500 Pegged Seal Walking Shoes
so mems Calf-skin Shoes
Is mems black Seal-skin Slippers
rs " mems Cowhide Shoes
so mems Cowhide Boots
SO d" boys do. do.
so I" mems pegged Gals skin Boots
so I" do. sewed do. do.
100 children's Morocco Boots
50 !" do. pegged seal-skin Boots
SO do. Pumps
50 doZ. Leather Preservatives
so pair wOmen's Leather Boots
so s. misses do. do.
so Village lace leather Walking Shoes
so " child's do. do. do. do.
Litchf field. Dec. 8. &c
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FOR SALE,
III A VALUABLE F ARM of
CONSISTING IN PART or

a VALUABLE IA RIM Of
6sSsAA IN Land. containing about 81
E!t!E acres, situated in the Village of
2A&sz LitchReld, in Litchfield county. a.
bout 100 rods north Of the Court Ho1se, o2-
bosite the Female Seminary, on which are
good fwo story Dwelling House, two large new
barns, and other out-buildings. The land is
of the best quality for moving, pIoughing or
pasturing, and most Of it may be used for Ell
Their. Alse. about II acres, covered with
very fine growth of young timber, about one
mile northeast of The premises. The above
property will be sold all together. or in sepa-
rate parts. as will best accommodate the pnr-
chaser. Credit will be given for one half the
purchase money if required. Application to
Be- made to the subscriber, living on the pre-
misses. JOHN Il. LANDON.
Litchfeld, Jan. %, 1885. 81
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WANTED.

1.-TWO BOYS, Of abeut IS years ofage, to
l. learn the Printing Business in an estab.
kshment in New-Haven. Application may be
made at this Office as to terms and qualifca.
items. % Dec. II.
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Somh Carolina,
Lancaster District
James J. Horton, applicant,

Mary Honen, widow. William L. johnson
aud bis wila Lcsina, William ingram and his
wife Celia, Ransom Horton. James J. Hor-
ION. John BssLh,. and his wife Nancy, Ze-
NINA Horton, Elizabeth Horton. Hollis Hor-
on, Mary 8. iIor"n, Ercra, Horton aud BEN
~amiu Horton, defendants:
I, appearing TO my satisfaction that the
above parties, defendants. reside wi,hou, this
js,a,e, tits therefore ordered, that they do ap-
pear and OBJ jec, TO the division or sale Of The
real estate Of sterling Horton, on or bcfoie
the FRS, Monday Of December next. or their
consen, 10 th same will be entered Of record,
JAS. Fl. W1THERSPOON.
Ordinary l.. d.
Sept. %, 1s3s.--36h Price adv. a6 70
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LANDS
FOR SALE

SfthE subscribrr Offers '"s SALE bis va.
u iuabio plantation. on the west side Of
Me Walerce river. aud on both sides Of
Sawncy's Greek, sbou. 10 miles above
Camden. consisting Of upwards OF
5000 acres OF land.
There is about 400 acrcs Of open land in
the tract, and the balance we'll timbcrei
with oak. hickory and pine. In the tract
there is a large body ot the best land. un-
cleared. On 1.-The premises are oil the
necessary buildings, aud in excellent re-
Paif for carrying on an extensive planta'
lion. and supplied with the best wa.er..-.
On sawney'. Creek. running through'the
land. there are some valuable mill seats..--
Any person dcsirous Of purchasing,
would do well TO examine the premises. as
a great bargain may be Lad, and on liberal
terms. ALLEN STEWART.
juno lS--2l.-n
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Notice.

by permission of J. II. Witherspaon,
Ordinary Of Lancaster Dis;nc,. wiil be
sold at .he late residence Of William
Vaughan deed. the greater par, of his
personsl Estate, on the I3,h Dec. ncx,.
consisting Of Hnrsrs. Mules, Cattle. IIags
Sheep. Huosehala and Kitchen Furniture
Plantation Tools, Wagons. Carts Oxen.
ADDS large quantity of Corn. Fodder,
Oats, &c. and perhaps few Negroes, tn.
geihcr with many articles.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
by R0BT. e. VAUGHAN,
b. Y. MASSEY. Admr's.
Nov. la-3a-c
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FOR SAIL.
5000 PAIR OF
Negro ~Shoes,

Manufactured this year, Of the basi ma
icsials and by faithful workmen. which
will be sold as low =. any Of the kind and
quality in market. Also Leather for ma
king tho same. ON the most reasonable
terms. ash paid for green or dry hides,
and leather and sl,ocs given in exehange.
Planters are respectfully requested to call
and examine. Apply one door below Le-
w and Hughson's store. 10 tho suhscri
bers. JOHNSON &. AUSTIN.
September l::-34-h
N. B. Any quantity Of Shoes will be
made 10 order on The shortest notice.
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NOTICE.

By permission Of James H. Witherspoon
Judge Of the Court Of Ordinary. will be
sold al the late residence Of William Mas
sey deed. on the Waxali creek, Lancaster
Dist. 8. G. the whole Of his personal es-
tale, on Tuesday. the 9Th Of Dec. next,
ccnsigiing of sixteen very valuable Ne
groes, Horses, Csttle, Hogs, sheep. House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation
Toals, Corn. Fodder, Wagon and Gears,
with many other articles. Terms Of sal.
made known on day OF sale. ~
II. MASSEY. , s.,
T. C. MASSEY Aon To-
Nov l2-3Sc
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MI / i. T. / N II r. Y
EA. .M0K GOODS.

- @-J - 1SSs
which iliey will sell for cash or TO punc-
tuai customers on the most reasonable
terms, and hope by their strict attention
10 business to MERIT share Of the pub
lie patronage. Among their stock may
be found the following articles:
Cold and Blk Fig'd p ,deesau.
Italian Lusirings.
Plain, White and Black Sstins,
Fig'd do do do
White and Cclored Florence,
White Straw. Pink & BIZ French Grapes
Thread Edgings and Inserting,
Bobinctt do Go
Blond Quiliings and colored Lace.
Lis!c Thread Edgings
Paieni Pearl do IA
Worked Muslin Edeings and Inserting,
Suprr Black and colorcd Braids,
Fig'd and Plain Belt Ribbons,
Tinsel do do do
Black and White French Silk Hose.
do do English do
Bead Rcticules and Purses,
Down Underslecves.
Embr'd Muslin capes and Collars,
Gro de Nap. Handkerchiefs.
Satin Figured do
Plain and Figured do
Ladies Silk Crsvsts.
Fis'd Satin and Nett Searfs.
Printed Popiin Handkerehiefs,
Mourning do
Printed Thibit
Chenille do
Mcrino do
Oriental Grccian Bonncis,
Satin Beaver do
Plain Straw do
! do Mixed do
Laddics and Misses Tuscan,
Figured and Pisin SILK Hats,
do do Satin do
Ribbons and Wells assorted
Artificial Flowers
Cold. White and Black III. 8 Gloves
, White and Eisck Silk do
Hem. S,ich. Linen Cambria. Hdk'fs
Gill and Jet Plaques,
- Silver Bodkins
Screw Pin Cushions
Perfumery,
And other articles 90 numeI Gus TO men.
tion, bul we respectfully invite our friends
TO call and cxaninr for themselves.
Nov la-3S-tf
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Public sale a. Sumterville,
South Carolina,

By order Of thr Cour. of Equity Of Sent
Caroiins, I will Offer for Sale at Sum
terville. ON the tifst Monday in January
next.
Two Plantations, known ty tho aame
nf MnyGclJ and Hnpcweil. lying In the
vicinity Of Rembrr,'s Meeting inuse and
the Dradford's Springs, in Sumter Dis.
,ric,. One Plantation containing about
six hundred. and the other about eight
hundred acres, both In a 6nc state Of
eul.ira,lons
One hundred prime Negroes. being the
property Of the estate oi the late John O.
iicriol. deceased. not already divided
and sold for tho investment Of tho minor
heirs.
The Lands from their situation in a
high healthy country and pleasant neigh.
bouri,.,od. offer inducements 70 persons
desirous OF buying. no, often to DO met
with.
Among the Negroes a,e House Ser.
wants. Soansiresscs, Cooks. Ostlcrs, Ficl,
Hands. and one Carpenter. The sslc will
hc positive snd continued from day "a
day until the whole Is disposed Of.
Conditions-On third cash. the ba
lance in one and Two years. secured BY
bond security, and a mortgage OF sh'
property. or tho purchaser may pay 'ht
whole 10 cash q, his option.
Purchasers tn pay for necessary papers
/ Any further particulars will DC gives
on application by letter. tpost paid TO mi
at Bradford's Springs. Sumter District
or TO franklin |. Moses, Esq.,. at Sumter
villc. So. Ca: -
Ex'or Of J. O. Heriot.
Sum,ctvilIc, Nov. l2--.3s--h
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TOWN LOTS.
Carriages, Wagons. sc
for 9 ale.

Four Lots back Of Dr.. Lees residence,
also very superior family carrisgr. a two
horse Wagon. good Cart, and att old Da.
roach, and patent Cutting Box. Esquirc
of j. DUNLAP.
Nov. Ie-3s-e
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For Sale,

Two liph, Barouch Caariagcs, with harness
suitable for one horse, perfectly new. having
cx,e ns,on tops. u ade TO order App! 10
A BURR
Nov 5::37::c
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Schuylers Court of Fortune;
22O Broadway N Y
Information for nay Distant
Patrons.

Z There are some brilliant lotteries to
be drawn in December next, which offer
great inducements for profitable invest
ment. Prizes always cashcd at sight
The Wheel ef fortune is constantly rerol-
sing.-and although there may be some
few who have no, '.,ouched leader" yet
there is always .'sho, in the locker" for
those who ''don'i give up the ship. -
The hignes, prize ever drawn in New.
York ia a phole ticket was sold at Schuy-
lcr's-riz: $50, 900. TO Anihuny Dey, Esq.
Of this city.
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Ne,U COpd'.t ershsp,

lVeaU COpdrt'n1lefsnep. ~
The subscribers having, on The i7th Aug
last formed a eopartnership, under the
frm Of
]. III. Anderson 3 Co.
Respectfully solicit from their friendsand
the public generally a continuance Of
thar patronage Which has hiihcrt obce
extended 10 them.
The Former customers OF eacll Of the
subscribers, will be accommodated on the
same terms as heretofore, by applying at
the store formerly occupied by p F Vii.
lspigue. J. u. ANDERSON: !.
Nov. l2-3s-tf
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$4,000, 5000, 5000,
2OOO 10 of 1000 lU

of 500. 10 of go, &c &c
Tickets S5-haivc. 81 So
Every ticket in ihis Louery viii DO en-
titled to / so nett, IL blank, and s for
zosac drawn number.
Dec 1o-Hill be drawn the splendid
Virginia Norfolk Lottery. Class 8. This
is another grand affair-Capitsls
10000 10000 COCO
$40. 5000. $500. 1000 90 III 1000,
ID al 500 ID Of 800 I23 of 200. &c. &c.
% Nos. Q2 drawn ballots.
Tickets 10 dallars-sharcs Ia proportion,
Dee l5-Grand Consolidated Lottery
Class 40. i3 drawn ballots. Cspitnls
90. .0g;0. 5000, 1000. 1853, 8 of 1000 o
Of 600, 10 NJ 500 i2 of $50. 20 OF 200,
30 OF 100. eco ( 100. &c.
Tickets s5-.harcs in pra7nrtion.
Dec. iT-Anaiher splendid ufIair-fir-I
ginia Ltcsburg Lottery. Class s. Capt.
tails.
.io.oea $1,000. 10000. 5000. e.5G0. 9 of.
1000 3 OF 1900. 5pf 1860 IU0 OF 1000;
20 Of 800 So Of 900 &c
Ticket. 10 halves s.
10 No Lottery, 12 drawn ballots. Or
dcrs for tickets in .his Lottery must be
sent carly.
Dec. al.-Grand Consolidated Lottery
Class 80. Capitals.
ls.o8o. 7ono. 1000 5000 $500 10 of 1000
10 OF 300 90 ef quo Sc. 75 No. Losie-
~. I2 drawn ballots.
Tickets 4 halves g quarters ]
Dec. a. Maryland State Lottery.
clss. "a all prizes again. Capitals
81. 0.0tso 5000 1000 3 900 2200. 1000 2 of
1000 . IL 1900 30 ai 1000 90 ei GOO 20
OF $50 80 of 200. &c.
Tickets l0-slarcs in proportion.
ALI tickets IN this Lnitery hariHs none
! Of the drasea ,:ambcrs on them. will each be
entitled tn 3 dollars nctt and one numbfr
/ as usual 10 dollars. This is very popu-
lar Lottery and The Tickets viii go OF ra-
/ pidiy.
Dee. e8--Thc Virginia Pc.ersbursh
Lottery, this Lottery. will be convenient
10 reaew iickesfn. trsfi,a's.
20, 90 1000 200 1900 Zoo 80 "f 1000 70
Of 800 20 Of 200. so nf $50 &c
10 No Lottery ia drawn ballds.
Tickets dollars shares in proportion
| The last chance this year
Dec. 81 Virginia Wellsburgh Class s
Ca, ita!s
10000 10000 sooo 5000 1000 eSoo 1000
Z l7DO Is Of 1000 2o 81 800 % 81 300 ;aU
& of 200 &c
IS No Lottery l3 drawn lnlInis.
Tickets 10 dollars shares In proportion
This is also frsori,r scheme. Persons
writing by mail and enclosing ra'h o,
prize tickets arc as,ur.'i that i!.ry =" per
icctly safe when sddressed :" a.e sobser'
!. ber. Out Of the many ,hous md none,
letters addressed TO inc annually sesrct
cv,r hear complaint Of miscarriage
Letters promptly answered by return o
mail, and always confidential. Addres
A. II. SCHUYLER New furk
Who has been established In busincs
more than ten wears. refers 10 tho mos
respectable houses in New York, Philn
dclphia. Baltimore. Charleston, s. {
and Augusta Geo. and who has sold NOR
splendid high prizes shan my man in III
world.
"-"--------"-- -
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EaiIry FLsx.se, who was Indicted for The rsnr-
der Of sHrmrr B.srIaY Of Winnsso,oush. vas
sound sailss Of nan:sianghier. Al Fairfield Court,
Iasi gerk, and sentenced 20 two ycsfs ifaPrssoca
% pay Gne Of 500, ssvo persea4l BOND sar ssos,
and tro susssies ef s!eo6 each sas perpetual good
hsaayio..- 6ssss=sia TsHs. Sci isst.
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s-A...xrE.,e1Sl11plJ.
a Journeymau Gosch Maker, acquainaeo
with his business. IS wanted By the snhscll
bess-aIso aeJourneyman Tstmms1. ss'oh
a. may pruye sober and industrious. pe,sIs.'
nen, si,ua,i ~ can be had. good wages aad
prompt pay. .,,,urc 81
n.,1 tsa6 SGtf.
r-The cdisors OF the Augusta tGa9
Chronicle. win insert the abose sdrcftisenssns
threc times. and ,he Charleston Courier un!I
forbid, and forusrd their accounts oths saee
sesibc1s Cor payment.
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Dissolution OF Copartnership.
The Copaunership heretofore existing Al
this place under the firm Of Crosby e. Rich
ardson, was thus day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, the wtsnie business Of the concern will
be settled by J. J. Richardson.
JOS. J. CROSBY.
). RICHARDSON.
Fulton, Angus, 10 32-,s
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Mrs. Carpenter A 4afss Holmes
hare received ihsir PAIL supply Of
MfLEENARY

And Fancy Goods,
consisting Of Satin and Velvet Bonnots. En-.
glish aud American i,raws, ilka for dresses
Ribbons, Flowers, Gloves. Belts. Fancy
Shawls and Scss6. White and Black Blond
Lace, ye,ls, Plain and Figured L.ces Blood
Lace for Dresses. &c oil Of which will be
sold on TcrJ reasonable terms.
Millinery aud dress making executed TO or
der as Usual
Nov. 1898 II
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PARTICULARS.
j. BISHOP & cos.
recent stock Of &
Boots and Shoes
comprise the following kinds, 10 vii:
Gents 6rst rate calf and morocco Boon,
g wster-proOf "
light seued and psggsd
" stout kip e. seal skin low prizes
ho ri bnttoned
y finc shoes Il booiees various patterns
ss.stout bonud and unbound shoes snd
boosees,
- lined and unlined rubbers
- patent buckskin top mockersons
Ladies' French kids, Tie andlaee. new style
morocco including oil eolors
'Rprnnella, turn and spting heel ship
pefs
- Iaeed and buttoned Raiies boots,
''seal prunelIx d.moroeco uslking shcss
2 - - fus,ia, calf and morocco sEppeTsa
= denmark satin plush snd saiin
white satin and silk s
!" lined. unlined and fnr top rubbers
Misses kid prnnella and sal slippers snes
!. ss.i sna leather slippers aud walking
= prunslla and lsasher Boots
Is lined and bound rubbefs
BOYS stout pegged boots III sizss S.
!. fne and stout calf skin Shoe
and ~ 81 z, boolees
= bound and unbound shoes md sboescess
. lined and unlined rubbess.s ts E..
Chiidrcn's morocco,s cal 81 prnnell. bsoes s.
!" ;. ,,7;;5 ss !. ~ =: sjjiippsfsss
- stout leather shoes and bootess
Mems siont scwed and pegged bsogens.8
and about
Three housand Pair
Of the best
Negro Sls0es
in The Disisie, which viii beseld low.
All kinds or shoe makers maisrisls Ok
icluding every description OF
Lasts and Shoe Thread
| ALSO
Sole and Upper LeatheF
Calf and Goat Skins
| Lintng ssssd Bissasng Slei1ee
Trunks, Backing, Varnish,
Sparibles, Shoe Knives &f
| Call and soc nes. door north Of Mrc
n a,hcsdn's. 8
Oct. 29::37::n
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-19
BANK AGENCY.

C. MATHESON tenders his services
a. agent for naHsaciing business at the
Banks of Camden Sept 1884
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-11-19

FANCY DRAB,
BROWN and Mixed BROAD CLOTHs
.ni,ed for ovcrcaass, also, rich. eheck'd
and s,r;ped CASSAMERE and 6A1u-
NETTS. for sale BY 8.
Oct. a9-37-.i.