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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08
New EORK Oc, .!

I'VE" oRk, OCt. 20.
important From W'lshington--We e
learn from a source which may he reli d
on. that on Monday last gentleman of
high character waited upon the President
ol the United States, and laid before h IN
letters documents, DC. &c, which he had
received from FRANCE, and which were in
tended to prove, that the expedition now
fitting out in France ostensihly against
Mexico, is in reality intended against the
island Of Cuba!
The communication is said to have cx
cltcH considerable uncasiness a, Wash
inStOn, but we are sure unnecessarily.-
France well knows that such proceeding
would be looked upon as Declaration of
War against the United States and Great
Britain. and treated accordingly, and there
fore cannot entertain the idea,-Couricr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08

Ihe London Correspondent of the New
lork Courier. writing under date of 10Th
ut. says,
Money is abundant, but credit becom.
ing daily more difficult to he obtained-
and The general mass Of American secu-
r,''es are certainly not rising in value on
the Stock Exchange. The principal cause
oi the depreciation of the States and other
transatlantic securities, is in The continual
and unahaed influx of new bonds of al,
descriptions, which are daily coming for
ward to an extent which oppresscs the
market-and carries down the prices of
the best OF The transatlantic stocks. A.
noncs' other securities which have been
announced within the last few days il n
loan ON the city of Charleston, called
the Fire Loan-with which Mr.. McDuffie.
the late Governor of South Carolina, has
arrived at L'vcrp"ol-but wilhou, having
yet transmitted the exact particulars of his
mission to any of the parties Of the Lon
don Stock Exchange"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08
MAYORS OFFICE. Nov T.

Having consulted the Central Board of
Health on the subject, generally, Of Tho
pubic health, and particularly whether
The state Of the atmosphere is such as 10
warrant Strangers in returning to the CITY.
1t affords me pleasure to announce publicly.
thai am authorized by The Board TO state.
that i'll their opnion. The distressing. c,i
denic that prc>aic,!lo lor ,ie last TWO ,,,ouin,
and upwards. has entirely disappeared,
iha, the atmosphere has regained its saIu
brl'y, anl that Strangers NAV now return
with perfect assurance of their safety
from the late disease.
ii. L. PINCENCY N,,or
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08

OhIo.- The Columbus Journal gives
I'VE following as the result Of the election
in that State for Congress and the Leeis-
lature:
Congress-1l Democrats. 3 8Whigs.
General A>sembly-Senale, 1S Demo
Gratis, II Whigs--norihwcsre district
doubtful. House, 80 Democrats ,33 Wings
-tbe extreme north western district TO 10
heard from.
Returns from 60 counties give 10
Shannon. ". B. candidate for
GOvcrnor.) G5,S?'
Vance, (whig Candidate) 50, $50
Shannon's majority. 2,735
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08
CHERoKEE Em,GaAr1os.-The II

CHEROKEE Em,GRATIoN.-The latest
information respecting The removal Of the
Cherohee Indians to the west, is contained
IN an extract OF letter from The cores
Pondent OF the CassviIle Pioneer. dated
Athens, Tennessee, Der. l:}, 1888.
There Is no news At the Agency. On
Thursday last. detachmen, of7OO Chero-
KEGS left that place for their home in The
lar west. About three weeks ago, three
dstachments OF one Thousand each, left
there, under the care Of three chiefs, for
the west.
Great blame exists against Gen. Scott,
Tor giving the command Of the emigration
I" John Koss. There is not more than 5
or GOU0 Indians to remove"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08
From the Harrisburg Rcpo,ter.

HE PHILADELPHIA COUNTY TICKEr
The Federalists, in their desperation.
are pretending to lay claim to the mem
oers oi The Senate and House of Rcpresen-
lives from the county Of Philadelphia.
ihe county Democratic ticket is cleo
ied, whether the returns from the Northern
Liberties are counted or not. The Penn
>yivanan publishes the full returns from
ihe whole county, including the rejected
IeiafHs t'f the Northern tibertiey as N ada
oy the R''ner return Judge of that district
10 the prothon"tary of the Court Of Com
mon rieas, by which it appears that the
democratic ticket is elected by an average
minority of more than 500
Notwithstanding the Democratic ticker
Is mat shown by the Ritncr judge himself.
20 Dr. rtiIumpilanily elected, a minoritv of
me h'tner judges, who had pnrticiDa,ed
IN 'he proceeding Of, whole board. and
VINO voted Tor The adjournment sine d;e.
"'rt a' late hour in the night, in differ.
'h' apartment from that appointed for
me meeting. and, without HAVING tho
whole returns before them, made out :, ro-
turn I" suit their own purposes, ana fur
";'rird l. to Harrisburg by express. This
'Ii>e return is said to elect The Federal tick-
et' a"d the Secretary ofrhe Commonwealth
asserts that he considers il as the official
return, because he Received it fom tbe
shtr,D Of philadelphia County by the
h"n"S OF Il deputy Of the Sheriff!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08
From the Hashington Globe.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
October 20, 1888.

Notice is hereby given. That all the
outstanding Treasury Notes. which bear
date on or before the 2ls' day of May, 1887
will now he paid on presentation at the
ireasnry,'n advance of the period on which
they fall due.
Each parcel Of notes offered for paw
ment, should be accompanied with a
schedule showing The dates and sums of
the several notes. and the rates of interest
thereon.
Holders will be accommodated with
drafts payable at or near their places of
residence whenever practicable.
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary of the Treasury.
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Extract from letter from Monifort Stokes
Agent for the Cherokee nation. to the
War Department., dated.

GAt'aCt iToI1 d leiteT from Mont fort ) tOk es
Agent for the Cherokee nation, TO the
War Department, dated.
"FoKr Gibson, Sept. 25, 1888
Colonel Logan. the Creek Agent. Gen.
arouck's aud myself, have just returned
from general council Of Indians called
by The Cherokccs.
I'VE were particularly requested TO at
teni this council in consequence of n puh-
.,ca'lon in the Nashville Banner. in which
Colonel MASON, of the Ist regiment of
Drhs"ons. informs Cen Gaines. ,ha, ,b,
Cher"k"es w"sr. h.l invited all the red
people wesr of HE Mississippi. in order IN
form :, hostile a>S",iatnnofr the red people.
t" make simultaneous attack urnn S,i-
sOuri aud Arkansas There wcr. 10, 49,,
rions represented. We !i-tened to Il, ,h,;r
talks. aud there is NOT me lcas, foundation
Tor The alarm created im the mind of Coi
MASON. myself wr"re The messages of
nvita"n from the CIrer,k.cs, and th.r.
was no' one word Of hostile feeling. nor
any war token sent"
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we have in onr possession specimen of
~ hate Stdfuary Marble found in Long
swamp Cherokee County, which can be-
seen at our office. 1t will be recollected
mat quarries Of marble of various colors
h;'ve been found in the Cherokee Counties
q, '"'s ota'e' susceptible Of the highest pol
lsh.-AuGuSta ConSkitutionnList
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08

CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTIoS.-Ninety-
NV" members OF Congress are already
e'ecttd. fIlty four are to be chosen next
month"; VIZ: 4O in New York. on ,he first
Monday tuesday and Wednesday in No
'rm',.f-i2 in Massachusetts on the sec
nnd M"nday-l in Delaware on the second
! 'msday-and ! in Michigan on the first
Monday and Tuesday in November.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08

The last accounts from Texas make i,
more and more probable, that like un,o the
the first settlers of Kentucky. the people o,
iexns will have TO win their lands by 6sht-
ing the Indians, as well as buy lhcm.-
Should their contests produce such II race
OF men as Kentucky now can boast, there
VIII he li'tle reason TO rcpinc al tie diff
cuillcs attending the frs, settlements,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08

and there sells; pays for tho 100000 of
goods and pockets profit hesides. These
goods, thus paid for by your produce, he
sells TO your merchants, who have bought
his bills; receives the samo bills in nav.
ment, and, going TO the Deposile Bank,
where he got The credit pays oil the debt,
III the bills no borrowed. Thus, again,
without one dollar being drawn Out, the
Bank realizes six per cent OIL the deposites.
and the merchant, with the credi, ,lley sun
ply. gets possession Of Southern capital,
and carries on his speculation, making u
profit on every operation in the whole
transaction.
The operation Of this system, in the ng-
gregatc, on the State, is worthy of exam.
ination. will endeavor to submit it. At
the Rail Road Convention, at Knoxville,
July. 1886, Committee of the South
Carolina DeleSa alton, on which were six
gentlemen from Charleston, of the highest
intelligence and rcspcctability, four Of them
eminent merchants, submitted CONNER
cial Report 10 the Convention, in which
they stated, that there was SIS 900, 900
worth Of merchandise sold annually in
Charleston. Merchaudizc sold in Charles
ton in one year, $l5,O0O,O00
Deduct for Mcr-
chants profits on
primo cost, 20 :
per cent. $3.000,0OO.
Do. for domestic
articles. of all
kinds. 4,IOS,IO5.
DO. for foreign
goods, imported
direct in 1885 1851 500,
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ried into O coach, which " as Fortunately,
hand. and she was hurried oil, homewurd
hound, amid the horrid din of oa,i,s nnI
shouts and imprecaions of the outraged,
multitude, thousands Of whom folloVeL
her even TO the door of her lodgings.
lhe scenes OF violence did not end here.
several females who were at the time
passing on the west side of Broadway
were assailei by Il baud of rufliaos. ami
most shamefully treated. Two of ,lIeir
number were secured by tho watch. and
safely lodged in BridewelI. Officer REM.
Hays' with friend, were passing down
fearl street. and when near Centre stree,
they encountered u mob of about lO. .OO0
pcrsons.w no had assembled seemingly win
the determination 10 end the night in riot
and confusion. MIR. II. with ACCUSTOMED
daring and proinptitude, rushed into the
miust Oh The rioters, and at the immiuent
peru oi his own life, secured two of The
rins-leaders who were safely lodged in
prison, aud the mob then dispersed.
ATLANTIC STEAM NAvIGArIoN.-The
New YORK Post states that at q meeting of
Merchants of New York, held At The ,!arl.
ton House, on Thursday, it was npreed r.
take steps To form company to he ,.aIleJ
the 4" American Atlantic Steam Nav;ra-
ton Company" and to procure an act of
incorporation from the Legislature for thn,
purpose. II is Intended TO build ships ,o
navigate the ocean by slean," and tho
shares are 10 he $500 each. Anoun, of
capital not stated. A steamer of 1000 TONS
aud upwards " i'll doubtless be the first yes
sci built.
The Express adds that the preliminary
step, have been taken. su:h as procurinr
estimates Of building the ships ond ma,
ch'ncry, and ii is said that the greatest oh
slnclc winch presented, is obviated-tbo
difficulty Of procuring machinery in this
country. The West Point Foundry aro
preparing the necessary means to make
sutablc engines.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-11-08

our readers i'll town willremember that the
ct citizens called on the Banks to issue
,,m ,inleol me small Bills, "discrcd,cd"
:, nc PRESIDENT could not sign them fast enough
Tor the dcmand.-Ep MERCURY.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-12-20
ME w .G ms.

THE Subscribers are receiving and
II opening their fall and winter supply Of
goods which have been selected with great
care from the latest imporlations. 10 which
they respectfully invite the attention of
their customers and The public generally.
Their stock embraces a large elnnd gener
al assortment of British and American sta
pie and fancy goods, suited 10 the Season.
Groceries, Hardware. Crockerv, SHOES,
Hats. Saddles. aud a general assortment of
Books and Stationary, all OF which they
will sell on the most reasonable terms, for
cash, or on credit 10 opunctual,customers.
G. l.. g. E. PENN, 81 Co.
Oct. 22, 1888 tf 30
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Edgefield Village
FE.N.1AE A(ADE.NE.

I He exc. cises this institution will re-
IL commence" on Tuesday. the ist day Of JAN
uary, 1889. The Rector informs the conirnuni-
ty. ihat Miss STARK, who has assisted him this
year, Is engaged ior the next also With tn. as
s,>tance OF this lady, aud Of Mr.. BAcos in the
Musical Department. ali the Ornamental branch
es Of Dra,oimg, Painting, Needie-,cork s Music,
will be- taught in this Institution, together with
tie solid branches heretofore taught. BOARD
ING can be Obtained i'll the house Of the Rector
for thirty pupils, and n neighboring private
houses 10 any extent desired. 1t is particularly
desirable, that those who intend to place their
children in this Institution for the next wear.
should do 40 in the frs, week of the opening of
tic school in January; rs, in that week the clas-
ses will be formed for the whole system to com.
memre its operations ON Monday OF the second
week.
The school room is provided with FIRE places
and fires to make it comfortable in winter, and
thu hours of instruction are the same in that sea-
son in the summer. SOthat the advantages
for study in the winter will be equal to those in
the summer.
Prices in the Solid Branches and Music the
same the next year AS this. For Drawing and
Painting, 80 per >uarter. For Needle-worE.
$6. Payments quarterly in advance.
w. B. JOHNSON, Rector.
Edeefield. Nov. !. 1898. c 30
The South Caro- inian, Charleston Courier e.
Mercury. Aunusta Chronicle & Sentinel and
Consiitutionalist will give the above two weekly
Insertions, and forward their acc cunts to this Of.
flee tur mn u,eut
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Eurla,;,n In,li.utio,,.

@Of tue CLASSICAL department Ot ,his lnstitu-
Il on, the Board vi Trustees have eiectcd
tie Rev. N. w. Hodges as Principal, and tho
Rev. l.. L. Hammond, Steward and Farmer.
The Principal has also secured MIR. John
DAVIS as Assistant teacher, for the ensuing
year. This school, therefore, will 20 INTO op.
ei alto" Oh The <rd Monday III January ncI,;
Inaer The superlntenuance OF Mr. lodges
Tue Principal ana Assislunt are both cxperien-
ced 'eachers. and each has prerured Students
Tor the south Carolina College. MIR Hammond
has served tor !" moths pnst, rs steward and
plant r, and bus fur to till his station with sa,is.
faction 10 all parties,
The ra'es OF Bourd and Tuition will be fixed
mt the next meeting oi the Board, with little
variation from the tertps Ot Ia year. which were
SlOU Tor board. and from $2U to $40 per an.
mum Tor tuition, pay able half yearly in advance.
Students wiii be required to labor two and q
half hours III each day, for which they will re-
ceivc reasonable compensation; to be dedncted
from their board in the last session. Parents or
guardians may have their SOUS prepared either
tor the Junior or lower classes in College; or
have their Observation-Disclosures to high order of
Eng !islleducutiOu
The Principn, has resolved to enforce strict
dscipln e; and cultivate the moral us eli as the
,nfeffcctnat powers Of the youth comInitted to
his care His efforts in this way will b. sec.
nnded by the Executive committee vino are de.
'S-''''SN w seNS S'SiJ Pi"SaISui AucuSufc W T0-
m"ve temptations. as far as possible from This
Institution, which aie calculated to lead the stu
dents INTO Ininoralit,es or disorder. The COM
sttu,ion and laws of this inttiuition viii he fur
nished to any one vino will apply to either Of
the members Of the Board Of Trustees. II is
earnestly requested, that the parents and g,ar-
dams who send to this institution. would strictly
observe ,,iat law of the Board of Trustees,
which requires i,lat all ,onies sent Tor the use
OF their sons should be- pInced in the hands ,,r
the steward, to be given out as necessary and
not to authorsc any student to contract any
debt. without the appreciation OF the stewurd,-
In order t.. enforce this law, it Is hoped parents
and guardians, will refuse the payment any
account contracted by minors( without such au-
th"ri,y; especial, for wine spirits &c. C Ap-
pications for entcrance must be made as soon
us convenient. in person BY letter, to tho
Principal, at Woodville Z. y. Abbeville Distric,
or to VIM. Smith, near the Institution.
JNO. DAVIS, President OF the Board
Nov q, 1888 AZ
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PUNCTUALITY
IS the life Of Business. I.

TWNHE subscribers arr ds,ernnned TO sell
their goods on the most reasonable terms
nj which they can be afforded. In order that they
may be enabled 10 do so. OH the usual ternls Of
credit, they deem it their duty to notify their Gus
toners, thnt they will expect prompt payment.
All accounts are considered due OH The first
day Of January of eacl, yeur, excep, by special
agreement; at which time they viii require the
same to be closed; il not, they will charge In
terest after that time.
And oil accounts due on the first day Of Janu-
ary of each year, and not closed within three
months utter thar time, they will consider them
selves at Liberty to put thom into the hands Of
an officer for collection.
In every well conducted business there should
be some principles and rules by which it ia gov
erned-und by adopting the above rules we shall
be enabled to do justice to ourselves and to all
co,lcerned. And what will he better, we shall
be enabled TO sell our goodsto our customers on
a credit ut cash prices.
We return our sinccre thanks to our friends
for their liberal patronage, aud will try to serve
Them, so as to meet Il continuance OF the same.
IL. a. Z. PENN g. co.
Dec 4, 1888 a
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NOTICE.

V"1LL be sold ut Hamburg, OH Tuesday,
w the 1st day Of January nsrt, valuable
Town property, consisting Of thnt well known
establishment called Covington & Fairs Ware
House, with the whari-lot and wharf attached.
ALSO,
The undivided third of the Ware House known
as Adams Ware House.
A lot with fine improvements, now occupied by
DIR. ]. w. Stokes,
ALSO,
A small tract Of Pine w oods, within mile and
half of the town, containing one hundred and
fifty acrcs-on which arc ull the necessary bull
dings for u comfortable residence, and Spring
Of pure and excellent water
ALSO.
Another Tract, containing two hundred acres,
adjoining the town. with nn excellent Mill Sent
thereon.
A small tract Of eleven acrrs, in the fork of the
Edgefeld aud MartintowI, roads, on which is a
comfortable dwelling, recently built and good
stand for public business.
Terms of Sale. For Covington & Fairs
Ware House, n credit Of six. twelve, eighteen
and twenty -four months, in equal instnments,
The other property on credit of II months
Bond and personal security, and a morisnge on
| the premises will be required to secure the pur.
chase money.
JOHN B. CONVICTION.
Dec A, 1898 IA
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State OF south I a,olina.
EDGEFELD DISTRICT.


"HESE presents will certify to all concern
IL ed, that we, George VI Newton residing
in the city of Augus.a. and State of Georgia
and John 0. Ford, residing III the town Of
Hamburg in the District aforesaid, have formed
and do hereby form a partnership under the net
of the General Assembly ofthe State Of South
Carolina authorizing the formation of Limited
Partnerships, for the purchase and sale Of Goods,
Wares merchandise. which business is to he car
ried on in said town Of Hamburg under the name
and style of f"Iohn y. B. Ford an, to continue
for and during the term of five years from the
date hereof. The said John o. b. Ford is the
General partner, and the said Geo. NJ. Newton
is the Special partner having actually rontribu-
ted the sum Of five thousand dollars Ia the COM
mon stock, in testimony whereof we have hereto
set our hands this fifth day Of October. eighteen
hundred and thirty eight.
rS;u,oJ, : GEO.M. NEWTON.
l''S"e''l JOHN q. b. FORD
Signed and acknowledged in tie presence ofus
rs;onoJ, GEO. PARROTT,
} WELLINGTON FORD,
tiunburg. ) C.. Oct. S. 1888 { 36
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Valuable Plantation for Sale,


" RS. Sophia Bonl,am offers for sale that
IvH valuable tract of Land upon which she
nov r. sides, lying on Richlamd Creek in this
District. and adjoining lands of Jacob B Smith
Henry Herlone, Levi Wiso' and others. The
tract contains nine hundred and thirty sever,
(GH) acres. Abou, four hundred acres are o.
pen, nearly one hundred Of which are old field.
these were turned ont many years ago. and
heing then but little worn, nrc very valuable;-
the remainder is under fence, and IL fine state
OF cultivation, and is inferior I" no land ir that
section of the country, for the production Of
Corn and Cotton. Upon the place is large
and commodous double log Dwelling House.
with the other necessary ont buildings.
Possession can be had about the first of Jan
uary next. Also the purchaser can obtain
part of the Stock aid Provisions.
For further particulars apply to Mrs Sophia
Bonham, on the premises, J. b. Smith ut Mt.
Wiilins.or to the subscriber, nj Edgefeld Court
House.
MILLEDGE L. BONHAM.
Nov l, 1898. II 40
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New Fall and. Winter
q (htbkh$.

/ he subscribers leg leave to inform their
friends and the pubIic generally. that they
are now receiving their stock ut fdA and Htn-
ter GOods; consisting al the following articles,
VIZ
super sd black ItaIiun Llsring Silk
Gro dc Swiss do
20 Sinchew do
' Figured do
b" cOlored =. do
Muslin dc Lane,
Ehsiisl Prints, new style,
Funcy do and Mourning do
furniture do
red umd white f'lnnnels, white Canton do
Is ack und color ed :i-4 and "A Circassans,
"a Gro de Mp .erino
ia FIR and ng do
"a Co,or alton Cord,
Ladies super fancy sik Slaw,s and Wells,
plain Lama do
red merinO do
silk and bullion fringe do
colors d merino and chincille bor-
dercG do
China iik Hose,
Ladies black ribbed do
worsted and nlerino do
white and Coored cotton do
frcnch muslin worked Collars,
- silk, beaver and hoskin Gloves,
bonnet and belt Ribbons,
linen canbric HdkEs.
mourning muslin Collars,
, . super. English Straw Bonne's,
Misses - g - do
Long lawn aud Irish Linens Diaper Towels,
81 Table, 81 q A Diapers,
\ good assortment Of Satinets, Casmcrcs and
tesings,
Blue. black and invisible green Cloths,
Furniture fringe aud Dimity,
Cotton net Shirts and Suspcnders.
.tlens buc hskin, woolen & cued Berlin Gloves
- mixed and white iamb's = wool half Hose.
- black silk and wors,cd do
silk pocket !dkis and black Cravats,
Stocks. Linen i'osnms and Coars
.,-4 English aud French black Boml,azin,
y good assortnentwhitc plain Jaconel null and
Swiss Muslin.
figured aud plaid Swiss do
Bobincts. inscrtIngs. Thread Late and Edgng
Power loom Ticking and Russia Diapers,
Eleached and brown Shirtirgs and Sheetngs,
Wool"n nsrys and Washington jeans
heavy goods for servants,
81 10-4 LID Whitney Blankets,
~. ~ Duff. " for Negroes,
Ne-r" Shoes,
Also, good assortment Of mems. boys and la-
dies fine Shoes and mems Boots.
Mems fine Hats, Fur and Seal Caps,
Boys cloth Caps and wool Hats
ALSO,
Sdddiery. Hord,cnre. Crockery. Tin. SC
With many other articles too tedious to emu.
mcrate. which will be- sold on acc omn, odating
terms for cash. or on time to punctual custom
ers. NICHOLSON & PR, .SSLEY
Nov IA. 1888 If Al