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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-11-08

SKIEIEI I BIS SALE.
vs. &. fa. .v. .ss-'.. 800 $50 q s..
cslaa m Tnslin ASss.ss

II & virtue of the above stated execution
Is NE directed, from the Hon. Circuit
Court 81 Yazoo county, will expose %
public sale al Monday The 2 Est day ol 0ci.
next. 81 the Court House door, in the town
of Benton. uithin the hours prescribed by
law, tie following property, g VT one
house and lol, 10. "a situated, lying and
BEING II Kazoo City. formerly Manchester,
and levied 81 IS the property 81 sllas d.
JosIin. IA satisfy the above stated case and
cost. Is .s1aeL.', ,9assaal,
By ~ WHns 2. s..
The above s,il e IS postpo l1ed uIl-
II Monday, tho 18Th Of ~
sept IS, 1850 IpF ZEE & doll ls2t
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Octoher. 2gth 1899.

j
D2ESENT @. d. Gibbs President ".
galloway. Andrew Glib, r. M. VIM,
s. Wallace g. f. W. QuackenboSs, absont
J. III Lawrence.
The maeting was called 70 order and pro.
ceeded to business,
Mr.. Glib presented an account from Dr..
Barber, for services rendered 10 Paupsr
Wilson from the Steam Boat Banker Hill,
on motion Of r. M. VIM, seconded By v.
Galloway the account WIS rejected
On motion Of r. NJ VIM, seconded By
" Galloway, the account of Charles O Brien
& Michael Hyland was allowed.
Ga motion of F. w. Qlackenboss secon-
ded 81 Andrew Glib Resolved that the
committee on finance be instructed to rs-
port to thenext meeting Of the board, tho
most suitable ordinance to Be adopted for
the purpose Of authorising an issuance Of
change tickets upon tho faith Of the copo-
ration. MT Hot, treasurer, next presented
bis monthly report 70 the Board which was
received
The president Mr.. O. d. Gibbs, naado
soms remarks to the Board signilying his
intention to resign on the day following and
rendering to The board his sincere thanks
for HE courtesy which has been manifested
81 them for him during bis continuance ia
Dfice. e. b. GIBBS, Pres't.
II. q. KEYs, clerk.
-
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IgFIN Il 8 undeTsig ned comm issioQers ofinsqie
vency upon HE estate Of w. II. q L.6.
pa ST, Obtained IS HE AugHt term n the
Probate Court an xtsnsioa 81 tins @ report
All persons having claims against said es-
tate will present them previous to the No~
ven6ef term. they wall De forever barred.
e. .. GIBBS,
ANDREW GIBB
III ~ SNHAREWOUT.
J.H. VANCE
Sept. %, ta3o. HIST
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SH ERIFFsS SALE.
Hiram Hagan,
IS. r.. "a.

"a
Richard Ingram s. security.
ID Z virtue Of the above stated execution
to me directed, from, the hon. circuit
court Of Yazoo county, Nj, retnrnabIe 10
the November Term, 1892, Of said court,
viii expose at public sale, for cash, to the
highest bidder, at the court house door, 10
the town ut Benton, on Monday, the fourth
day Of November next, within the hours
prescribed By law, the following described
land, to wit: the southwest quarter Of Sec
ton no. |, and the east half Of the north
west quarter of section 10; the vest half
Of the southeast quarter of section 2; the
south halftof the east half of the southeast
quarter Of section q; tho north-easi quarter
of the south east or. Of section 2; and the
northeast half Of the northwest quarter
and the west half of the northeast quarter
Of Section /, township II, range Q, west
also, the west half of the northeast quarter
and west half Of the northwest quarter Of
section IL, township -, range 9, west, all
lying and being in Yazoo county,
MI. on the waters of Piney creek, and Levi
ed on as the property Of Richard Ingram
to satisfy the above stated execution aud
cost. r. BUFORD, Sheriff,
BY F. w VHaLEss. d. S.
The above sale is postponed url-
til Monday the 18th Of Nov.
Sept, q. 1879. (pr. fee Sls1 1877.
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Bank Note Table, Corrected weekly,
Y AGO Cry, Nov. 8, 1889.
Commercial Bank of Manchester, par.
Matches Banks and Branches, do
Commercial Bank Of Rodney, do
Union Bank of Mississippi, do
West Feleciana r. Road & Banking Co. do.
Commercial Bank of Columbus, 5 per ct. do
Bank of Port-Gibson, So,
Bank of Lexington,
Bank, Vicksburg, SO
Grand Gulf Bank, 90 /" :.
r. r. Bank of Vicksburg, 80 - S s e
Lake Washington & / Ger Creek
r. r. Banking Company, IS s
Tombigby r. Banking Co. 90 s. 8 6 8
Water works Blk. Vicksburg, 40 g
Citizens Bank, Madison co. so !" !"
Brandon Bank IS IS
Benton s. Manchester R. REQ. 10 6 g
Holly Springs Real Estate Bank, 10 Sale.
Bank of Grenada, .
POST NOTES.
Lexington, 90 per cent dis,
Miss, Rail Road Co. 10 per cent dis.
Com. & R. r. Vicksburg, 40 !"
Real estate Of Kinds, 40 $
- = - - - 8 - - - - 2 s
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SALE.

sN@ a -
Henry d Dolson,
END. ekp "a Nov. 70. 1899
Hunter s. Pngh
virtue of the above stated VenditI0nl
exponas, 10 ne directed, from The Hon
Circuit Court Of YazoO county, Mississippi.
! win expose 81 public sale, ID tho highest
bidder, FOR cash. IL the Court House 4 %,
II the town Of Benton, 81 Monday. the 2 III
day Of October next, between the hours
prescribed by law, al TIE right. title and
interest Of Hunter 81 Pngh, ii and % the
following property, known and described on
the map Of the town If Manchester, 70 VII:
lots Nos. 434 and III: levied % As the pro-
perty Of the above named defendants e
satisfy tie above stated case and costs.
n. BUFORD, Sheriff.
By THos. HALL, ,. s..
The above sale IS postponed UNI
til Monday, the 18th Of Nov.
Sept. 10, 1899 OR. fee SIG Sd 1877.
Sl7ERIEE'S SALE.
John T. +. Claiborne,
vs.. yendi.
Stephen Howard.
Same
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EROS p 90.

nU0 q UUu
No. 8, Custom House Street,
NEW-ORLEANS,
"a RE receiving per ships Areatus, Perde-
u ment, Clarissa Andrews and other late
arrivals, 1000 Cases, which, in addition to
their present Stock, comprises more than
soc PACKAGES OF
Boots, Shoes and BrOgams,
making prime assortment Of articles in the
above line, adapted to the present and APP
preaching season, and suitable for the coun-
try trade or plantation use.
@I@ATE11N@ &C.
a large assortment of low priced seasonable
clothing, viz, striped, tWilled, red and white
flannel aud calico shirts; white cotton and
linen collar and bosom shirts; satinett vests,
jackets and pantaloons; common plate prints;
heavy lowell .cottons;s woollen socks; brown
sheetings and shirtings.
HATS
Mems and boys drab and black silk and fur
hats, of fine and low priced qualities; Rus
STA drab and black hats; black and white
wool hatsi tarpawIin hats; tobacco, soap,
wrapping paper. paste backing, &c. 6cc.
A constant supply of the above articles on
hand, and to be replenished weekly through
out the season, By shipments from the north
ern cities. and win be sold on favorable
terms. -Country dealers and planters
are invited to call and examine for them
selves. Nov. 3, 1839.-18-4t !.
Trust Sale of Land and Negroes.
ny virtue Of deed Of trust, executed to
me By William j. Dulaney and Duncan
TurnbulI, for the benefit Of John w. N. a. !
Smith, will sell for cash, on Saturday the
seventh day of December next, at the Gin
House, on the premises, in Yazoo county
the following described land and negroes D
for the purpose specified in said deed Of
trust, or so much as shall be sufficient to sa-
lisfy the debt now due and unpaid, which
s mentioned in said deed Of trust, to witt
The north half Of section twenty three, the
south half Of section fourteen, the east hall
If the south east quarter Of section fifteen,I
md the east half Of the south east quarter Of /
section twenty-six, al In township nine,
-ange four west, and also the following me-
sroes and the increase Of the females, To-
Allen, Ben, Malinda, Mary II
Ielly, Lamb, Lucinda and Lily. The above
mentioned deed Of trust has been duly re-
corded in the clerks Office Of the Probate
sourt Of < azoo county, Miss. I shall max
uch title 70 the purchaser IS is vested Id me I
S trustee, and no other. Sale will take
lace between ths hours 81 twelve and four
HUGH M. DUNLAP
Nov. = g8e I8-5t
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MORRIS MIJIlIlll.A @ 4 Is I n

IN TOM $50 to 200,008 buds of The genuine Mo-
rus Multicaulis, for sale also Few hundred
Trees from eight 10 ten feet high, il the most beau
tiful and a0arishne condition Il cultivated
aoreeablY Is directions which will 81 given ~
purchasers tie Buds will live without loss Of one
per cent. and may Be planted with certain sac-
cess from 1areh "a Noyemberin this climate
Persons dis 0sei t0 purchase will apply q MI
William b. Wilson, Vicksburg, Mass1s. Smith q
Holmes. Yazo0 CITY, or "a ] r.. GREECY,
Pleasant Kill, near Benton, Mi
SAnousl %, $50 7-3m
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SHERIFFsS SALE.
Morgan +. Fitch, use Sc.
vs.. plu. &. Ga.
John R. Head, ct IL and security.
Com. 81 r. r. Bank Of Vicksbprg,l
vs.. pIu. s. "a.
John r. Head, and security.
10y virtue Of the above stated executions
10 me directed, from the Hon. Circuit
Court Of Yazoo county, Mississippi, return
able to The November Term Of said Court,
/ viii expose to public sale. for cash, at the
Court House door of Yazoo county, on
Monday, the 2Iss day Of October next,
within the hours prescribed By law. all the
right, title and interest, that John r. and
Emanuel Head has in and to the following
described property, to wit: Lots No. ll9
and 40 situated, lying and being ia Yazoo
City, Mi, formerly Manchester, and known
and designated on the map or plat Of said
town as 1l9 and 30: levied on to satisfy
the above stated cases and cost.
sP. BUFORD, Sheriff.
BIZ f. w WIRELESS, ID. 3.
The above sale is postponed UNI
til Monday the 18th of Nov.
Sept. 2, 1879. (pr, fee SO 5al 1875.
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Same.
lY virtne Of the above stated cases to
me directed, from the Hon. Circuit
Court of Yazoo county, Mi, returnable %
the November Term, A. d. 1889, of said
court, will sell for cash, to the highest
bidder, on the premises at Stephen How
ards Saw Mil, on the Yazoo river, a half
mill below Yazoo City, On Monday the 7th.
day Of October, 1889, within the hours pre-
scribed By law, on said day, the following
property, to wit: s mill saws, mill chain,
! set Of Blacksmith ools, set carpenters
tools, household and kitchen furniture Of
every description used at the Steam Saw.
Mill; all levied on to satisfy the above stat
cd cases and costs.
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HEIs s. SALE
Dolsey lid McGehee
wi 8.
Stephen Howard
Dorsey and acichae
tN
an fif

St0HNcA kAsAstn81e
II virtue Of The above sLated 8. fa., 20
ne directed from the Hon. Circuit
Court 81 Yazoo county, Mississippi, will
expose 1t public sale, a the Court House
door ID the town 81 Benton, On Monday,
The 2lst DAY Of October next. for cash, al
the right, title aud interest, that Stephen
Howard has III and IL one undivided fourth
nart of lots Nos At, 45S, 459, $50 and
4l3l ii the town 81 Manchester, containing
one hundred aud three acres and s. 100 more
III less: lsvled On IS the property Of Stephen
Howard, 70 satisfy the above cases and costs
Of suit.
r. BUFORD, Sheriff
~ THos. HALE,.D. !.
The above sale is postponed un-
i'll Monday the 18th Of Nov.
Sept 10, 1880. Tor. fse SO 50.) 1927.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
| Planters Bank,
Os e "a
Joseph Andrews ct al.
s's' $. 's1 z zee 70 Nv. Tern
Joseph Andrews maker 1889
s. James Il Vance end'r
James Hayden use etc.
VS. Fl ia
Vance aud Andrews
ID Y virtue ofthe above stated executions
to me directed, from the Honorable
Circuit Court of Yazoo County, Mi. viii
expose to public sale, for cash to the
highest bidder, at the court house door OF
Yazoo county, Mi, on Monday the 18th day
Of November next within the hours pfe-
scFihed BY law, the following land toswifs--
Lots Nos. 3, 4, S, and 6. Of section 4.
township u, range 2 west, containing 466
$1,000 acres; north west uaTter and south
west quarter Of section s, township g a ,,a1a
2 west, containing 395 46- 30 acres. more
81 lessi nesth sssst quarter, south west quar-
terot section 8 townshipl3 range . west.
containing 320 g. 100 acres east half, north
west quarter and north east quarter of sec
ton 9, range 2 west; and west half. north
west quarter dissection I.township IL, Iange
2 Wesl, containing go acres more or less
south east quarter. north eastq quarter of sec
.tion35, township 3, range 2 vest, contain-
ing By estimation y o acres west hall, south
vest quarter and vest bel north vest quar-
ter of section So, township 9, range 9 wess.
containing by estimation 100 acre wesil
south west quarter 81 section IS. cas-
halt, south east quarter Of section SO, town
ship Is, range west, containing 180 acres.
II I'll 2070 5l-l00 acres leavied % n the
property Of Joseph Andrews u satisfy The
above stated executions and costs.
BI1F0aD. Shafi.
BIZ b ~. nEanEs, q s.
The above sale IS postp oned IN
II Monday, The 18th of Nov
)ctaber gfll 1889 Isl pf zee 80 1a1l
ian ( mates nsly HE In GIlel
issfs sEp1pE Union a1I !,
leatly printed, constansly or hand, and fl
ale It tlib OErroa
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SHER q EE,.s SAFE.

oF1EH6lHHs SALE.
Dean and Oliphant.
DY virtue Of the above stated f. IA, to
me directed, from the Hon. Circuit
Court of Holmes county, Mississippi, / viii
expose TO public sale at the court house door,
in the town Of Benton, for cash, to the high
est bidder, between the hours prescribed by
law, on Monday the It'll day of October
next, all the right, title and interest of John
Dean, in and to the following town lots in
Yazoo City, to wit:-the east half of OF No.
500, and all of the lots Nos. $50, 35I, 4I6,
452, II3. Levied % as the property of John
Dean, to satisfy this case and cost.
p. BUF0RD, Sheriff,
BY Thos Hall, D. s.
The above sale is postponed un-
til Monday, the 18th Of Nov.
Aug. 90, 1889 tPr. fee $40 sol 1875
Sllerllf'as Sale.
Planters Bank TO Nore.nhef Term.
Stephen D Howell,
T. T. LeavellS1 Co use SC.
vs. f "a
M. b. AameF @ CO., use
vs. e IA
same.
DY virtue of the above stated execu.
tons to me directed. from the honora
able Circuit Court Of Yazoo county. Nj. &
will sell for cash, to the highest bidder, at
the court house door, in The town Of Ben.
ton, on Monday the 25th day Of November
next, within the hours prescribed BY law,
the following property to wit.-Lot No.
AL. situated lying and being in Yazoo City,
formerly Manchester, Nj, levied on is the
property Of the above named defendant, to-
satisfy the above stated cases and costs
BUFORD, Sh'tf.
BY r. w Whaless, d. s.
Oct. 25, 1899. Pr. fee 50 O0l sl6-5t
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I'm e notes Paw i HE In the
ISL szlpTpf Union Fam ].
neatly printed, constantly on hand, and f5s
sale It this OrFIoa
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By q ~. aE d 8

he above sale IS postp oned IN
II Monday he 18Th q Nov
Oclahef 9if 1889 ISL pf ZEE "a 0a)
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Con,%ition ofhe Press.-The condition.
ol til, press in thi, country, in reIfrrnr
10 the >ystrm Of in'!iscrinnalc credit on
which it las been so generally conducted.
is beginning to engage the attention of the
conductors Of journals in various parts of
The country. The system, the PhilaheI
phia North American remarks, lis uri
olls both 10 the publishers and to those
subscribers who pay. The amour, of
money thus lust. would, ifcypcnied onthr
paper is il might have been, have increas-
ed it, aIIracfiveness an hundred fold. |.
is fact " hlrh we can vouch for, that
there are standing on the hooks of large
establishment in an adiuining city, bad
debts In The amount of SlU0 600 and ON
Ihuse of another to the amount Of $6O.U0U.
These are but two instances which have
fallen under our own observation. and
there are doubtless many papers in the
country which could present long and
appalling array of delinqnencies. The
press would he rendered more independ-
enl by ii cash system, and would avoid
many irnputations which are cast upon it.
in London this system is universal; the
papers ure hawked through the streets as
the penny papers are in hIs country
Bali. american.
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4 cause cfHar.--For 81 years, The por.
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pulled the possession Of an insignificaut
little island called Arquin or Arquim. It
is situated on be coast of Africa, aud is A.
bout Two miles long and not quite so wide.
SIlpulations in treaties, attacks in defen-
ces, vessels charged with rhe lombard;
menl Of it-supplies seut for its proteclion,,
&c filed the gazettes and official des-
patches. Nowiis abandoned as moi wor-
thy any body's possesson--and we dare
say that nine in ten Of the readers of this
paragraph may never have heard its name
even. IL is mentioned in none of our works
on geography; and its precise location is
not known. Of such are the causes of
war-and IN such pretexts are blood and
treasure wasled.-N. Y. Despatch.
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Stop my Paptr.-Our readers no doubt
recollecr The fable of The old man, who.
in taking The Ass 10 market. attempted 10
please every hody, pleased nobody, and
lost his beast in the bargain. The editor
OF newspaper who attempts TO pursue
like course, will he very likely 10 Gna
himself in similar predicament at last
There is nov and then subscriber. VIII
appears'o think the paper he takes, is pub
li>hcd for hi> special and sole benefit; and
that the publisher is bound, by all possible
reasons to shape his course entirely with
that view and 10 obey the dic,alesof ,ha, Que
subscriber. though byso doing every other
one might be di,.used and driven away.
Should the publisher refuse to submit. The
dictator steps Iorward, a very picture Of
offended dignity, and. with all the hauteur
of au en1hroned monarch, cries, "Stop ma
p0per," with an air that seems 10 say, this
is 10 he the ruin of your estabishment.-.
Providence Herald.
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The influence of words is incalcuIabIc.
Men will do Iha when it is called bv n
:'nllr name, from which they would often
shrink iii were correctly and strongly
characterised. With This ruth in view +
is lnmhly submitted whether there is nor
u better term for rhe act of appropriarinr
funds intrusred to ones charge than The
decenI prase "I "delalcation!" Pistol calls
il Ito convey" hui The ancient is moi au
'hnrily in pathological or moral matters,
and besides he had purpose to serve in
smoothing the rough edges of the title of
his lavourte professional pursuit. Let de-
lalralnn be called stealing. and lei il be
punished as stealing, and il i'll MOI occur
quite so frequently. II is known thai fine
words are useless in Que branch ofculinary
operations; bu' in other respects hey may
hr used so as To cause The superficial TO re-
gard crime with "a enient eye. g. they have
long enabled the vicious to flourish without
losing casIe.
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AbbeyiIIc Lands for sale.

w, ILL be sold Tor vision at Able, lille c
w Fl. OIL the first Monda, in September
nexE, l Z, acres of valuable lands, il, tracts,
viz: 1000 acres know as the Waervile tract.
lying : miles -onl Of GreenwO0,i. OF thu Ma
thus road-ihiS tract is we'll improved. and in
high state Of cultivation. with sou acres clear, d
There arr Oh it, an exrrllr II Two s,or, dwell.
I'm" house good Gin-horIsc. Barn and Carriage
house. with all otler nrcrssary out buildings.
and mn eXcent we'll of good wafer ilI the
yard.
The ot!rer tract contains SIC acres. adjoining
Newmarket within two miles OF the Green
wood Academies. II has 100 acres clenre,l, 40
of which are irrsh-a good Dwelling house and
Kitchen, with other out buildings. and an ex-
crleni Spring of good wafer within 20O yards
of the house. Tn-us made known ON tie ,lay
Of sale JOHN PARTLOW.
June lst. 1899 ah I9
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EoROClA.M A.MAIaO e.
EXECUTIVE. DEPARTMENT, !
COLUMBIA MARCH l3,lS39.

COLUMBIA MARCH l3,lo39.
Blu His ETeellcncy PATkjL h NOBLE. Esq
Goecrnur ana Cymmundcr-in-chtet, IN az" Ot'
the Stnit of South Carolina.
NNj Hi.REAS, inlorma'so has Ell recev-
Wv ed.ln this Department. that most at
troclous murder was Committed III Lauf' H.
District OIL the 9TH OF this month. ny Carte
Parl;er on the bod, Of Jefferson Rortand aud
that said Parker has Il f.",sI jusllcr.
Now, know yc, that 10 the ed uSticr may be
done, aud that tie SAID Garter ParhT may be
brous hit to legal trial aad conign n lshnent
for i,is offence, as alor SAID. do herel., offer
reward ofTHREE HUNDR ID Dolls AIRS
for his appreh nsio. and deliver, NO a, J:lI
in the State. Carter Parker is d. >cr.hed IL
being about 81 years OF age. about Il fee ]. inc
high. light coiored hair, heard inclirl' 10 rct.
dSDneSs, rather thin vlsa9e. sandy com leN:oH
talks quick and cuts his words shor;; face to err
bly, broad at the eyes, but narrow ut tie Chi ~
small niece broken of OF o. OF his front te"i!:
broad shoulders, slender waist. has hah u
sucking hsiee;h, large knees and knock knee
he is "a blacksma-nJ trade, and fond oi arden
spirits.
Given under my hand a:d s"al of the Stat
at Columbia l3iI day Of March. in IT,
year ni our Lord one thousand eigh: huli-
dred aud thirty nine, and III the sixty third
year of The Independence of the Cni'c'
States of America.
PATRICK NOBLE.
BY the Governor.
NJ. LABuRDE. Secretary Of State.
March 81. 1881 f1
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South Carolina G0Eps
n ET N & IN WAh e
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n WOULD respectfully inform the MGR.
81 chantsa d Pian.ers of this State. and all
wno may y ease o give M u CALL that have
located 1T Hamburg, S. C.. with view to Il
perma en-, resides ce; d engaged III the
na ,utachre of Copper shee lro' ;an'l Tin
sFare-which | will furnish BY Hh0icsd'e or
ctaI, Of fttr best quathy at the iO,r'st rates.
iIavin: experienced Northern Workn'en,
md being prac;I'ai me- Ianir myself Cat al
end Routing. Guttcring and SpOuting; ami
aN other Jobs Of cecry description in NY business.
tehich Shah be areH done, and on short notice.
All orders will hr thankfully received aud
promptly att"udedto.
superior assortment Of Japanued Warc-
\ ST.. Stamp'd Plates. ali sizes, ..rrst received.
4. 3. CHURCH.
hamburg, March %, 1899. tfS