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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-24
State of south I arOilna.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT

IN THE CON MON LEAS.
~ EORGE w. THOMAS vino Is III the Gus
w tody of the Sheriff oI the said DistrTI
by virtue of certain wrrs Of capiaS nd saiisfaci
endum. at The suit OF Lawrence d Beards'
RamstleIl, Brown & Co., Smith 4: Ru,hvrn
5 G. g. 5 Lymcs, Warren kimbreII for lire list
of WIN. Band. and WaIdron. Thomas & Co
having filed lis petition, with a srhedu e on oath
Of lis whole estate, real and personal with ti'
purpose of obtaining the benefit "r the Act ii
the General Assembly Of this ST; ie, nmmonI,
called the "Insolrpnt Debtors Act"
PUBLIC NoTIcE is hereby given That the pc
tition of the said George w. Thomas. will b.
heard and considered in the Courr of C"nImo,:
Plea, for Edgrtield District. at EdsefirId Cour'
Hons', on "Wednesday the 2lsl day of Octo!'e'
nrxt. or on some subsequent day Of tho Tern,
of said Court. which will he then setting: and
all the creditors of the said George w. Thoma-
are hereby summoned personally or by attor-
ncy. then and there. in thr said Court, to shew
cause, il they can why the heneit of the Act IL
rorcsad. should not be granted 10 the said Il.
w. Thomas. upon his executing the assign.
meni required by tho Act aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, c. C. p.
Cierl Office.
july 81, lS40. { &c 25
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Citizens of Charleston,
AND THE NEIGiiB0GLNG STATES.

WOU are respectfully informed that 20
I'll MEETING STREET 7G-is my Office for
! the exclusive sale oi BHANDRi THIS VEGE-
rABLi. UNIVERSAL PILLS. Price twen-
~ five cents per box with dnectionsi in English,
French. Spanish Portuguese aud German.
The high aud universal reputation of the
Biahtdcl Pills. rnders il unnecessary 10 COM
mentl tlargry OH their particular virtues. As an
anti-bili"us and purgati,e medicine, they are
uneIualled by any. Their purifying effect on
the blood is universally aowed-all that have
ever used have approved and recommended
them.
Inmany cases where the dreadful rava2es Of
ulccratIon had laid bure liganIent aud bone, and
where to all appearance, ITO human means
could save life, have patients by the use ofthese
Pills, beeh restored to good health; the devour
ing disease having hcencompletely eradicated.
In consequence ofthc pcasantness of their
operation, they are universally USED in every
section OF this wide extended country where
they are made known, and are fast surperscding
every other Preparation Of professsd similar
import. Upwards Of Fnurtcer iGonsailt: cases
have been certified as cured, solely from their
use since the introduction Of that into the U.
StaIes. thus establishing the fact beyond all
donbt. that the Blandreth Pills cmre thu (appa
rcntly) most opposite discusses, by the one
simple act of continually evacEatin2 the bow
rls with them. until the disease gives way;
therefore, whatever may be said Of the THEORY,
the UTILITY o! tlIe PRACTICE is now BEYOND all
DOUBT.
As Bramlrct's s Pills cure Scurvy, Costive-
ness, and its consequences, seasfaring men,
and all travellers to foreign regions. shonld not
be witout, in order to rcsot TO them on every
occasion of illness. No medicine chest is re-
quired where they are.
n. B,-Tme or climate affects them not,
provided they are keptd dry. Southern gentle
men will find this medicine one that will insure
eal:h to the people OH tn, ir estates.
Be careful and never purchase Pills of
Druggist. PROCESSING 10 be Brandreill's Pills.
Under no CIRCUMSTANCES is any one OF this
class made an A.em. My own established
Agents have INVARIABLY an ENGRAVED Certih-
cate signed b. Br;i dretl. NJ d. in my own
hand writing. This is renewed year, and
wien over twelve months old. it 10 longer
Guarantees the a,nlliIlcncSs Of tic medicine,
!, ~ ould he well, therefore, for purchasers TO
carefully examine the Certificate. The seal is
no, wax. hut embossed OH the paper with steel
seal. 1.-THE genuine mcdicin" is obtalncd.there
is no doubt Of ilS giving p ct satisfaction,
and il al! who wantit are careful to go by the
abo, directions, there is little doubt but they
wi obtain 1t.
Rcnlcmbcr70 20 Meeting street, is the only
placc in Charleston where the genuine medi
cine can hc obtained. and ai WV. Sales, Ham.
brrs and C.. A. Down. Edgefcd C.H. the Only
authorised Agents for EdSetield.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.

EN7ILLIAM H. ADAMS, who is in the
wv custody of the Sheriff otlhe *aldDIstrlct,
by virtue Of Il writ of cnpias 0d satist"ricndnm
Mt the suit Of William Cook, having flied
his petition, aud L schedule OH oath, Of his whole
estate, real and personal. with the purpose OF
obtaining the benefit Of the Ac. OF the General
Assembly uf This State, commonly called the
"Insoveft Debtors Act"
PUBLIC NorIcE is hereby given. that the PC
,tion OF the said VIM. II. Adams will he heard
and considered in The Court "f Common Pleas,
for Edgefi"M District, at Edaefick. e. House,
on Wednesday, hr 2lst day Of 0ctohernext, "I
on some subsequent day o! tlfe Tern Of said
Court. which will he then setting: and all the
creditors tire said " m. Fl. Adams. are here
by summoned personally or by attorney, then
aud there, in the said Court. TO show cn''se,. Il
they can. why the benefit OF the Act aforesaid
should not be- granted to the said William II
Adams. Upon his executing the assignment re-
quired by the Act aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, e. c. r.
Clerks Offer,
Juiy2 1cd0. nc 70
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Clerks Office.
Juiy 81, 1910.
State of South olina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

TAMES SIMPSON. who Is in the cusio-
% dy of the Sheriff of .tbbeville District,
by virtue of mesnc process, at the suit OF
Clark McTicr T. Co, having fled his Peti
ton. with Schedule on oath Of his whole es.
tate, real and personal, with the purpose of OBJ
taining the benefit Of the General Assembly.
commonly called the ''lnsol' ent Debtors Act. =
Public NorrcE is hereby given that the pc.
tition of the said james Simpson will ;'r heard
and considered in the Court of Common Pleas
for Abbeve District, at ALbeville {. House.
on Wednesday, the fourlecnln day of October
next, or such other day thereafter as the Conr
may order during the Term, commencing al
The said place on the second Monday in Oc'o-
her next: and all the creditors of the said James
Simpson arc hereby summoned personally.
or by attorney, then and there in the said Court
to :hew cause, if they can, why the benefit Of
the act aforesaid should noi he granted {" the
said James Simpson, upon his executing the
assignment required bv the Act aforesaid
JN6. F. LIVINGSTON, C. p.
Clerks Office,
april %, 1910. { Sl4.5O ac -
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
TN EQUITY.
William H. Yeldell,

and wife, vs 7 pay,jt;ou
Margaret. Shibley, and others.
MJOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of
~ an order from the Court of Chancery,
/ shall offer for sale 10 The highest bidder, at
Edgefeld Court House OH the first Monday in
October next, the real estate ofJames ShIbcy
deceased, consisting of two tracts Of land as
follows: One tract, called and known as the
Shinbrrg Tract lying on Cuffelown GEEK N
the District of Edgefe4d. containing FIVE han
dfed and thirtyfour acres. more or less, ad]oln-
ing lands of Be, erly Buron, other land OF the
said James Shibley, lands of The estate Of Jacob
Lasseter, Burrell Z. Hobbs, the estate OF james
E. Dawson, Leroy I'll. Mundy, and A. I Tray
lor; and Ole other tract lying in the District
aforesaid containing three hundred and sixty
acres, more or less, adjoining the Shimburg
tract lands Of Jacob Shiblcy. the estate of Jacob
Lasseter, and A. T. Trayior Said tracts of
land 10 be sold separately. OH credit of one.
two, and three years, except for so much mon.
ey as will pay the costs, which must be paid in
cash. Purchasers to give Bonds and personal
security, and mortgage ofthe premises to Sc
cure the purchase money.
J. TERRY, C. E. E. D.
Commissioners Office.
Edgefeid, Sept. 2, 1870. s SIS IS d 81
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State of South ( aroliEa.
EDGEFIEI.D DISTRICT.


IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
EEENRY HUFFMAN. Sen, who is In TIC
"a d. custody of the Sheriff ui' The sam District,
by virlue of writs o. capias na safisfaciendrm,
to the snit of Lewis Collins and Lnrrain Ged.
dngs, having filed his peti'ior with schedule
an oath, vi his whole estate both real and per.
sonal. with the purpose Of oblaini''g tie henc-
fit of the Act Of the General Assembly of this
Stale, commonly called tie "Insoveht Debtors
Act"
PUBLIC NorIcE is hereby given, that the pe.
tlinn of the said Henry Huffman, SEN. will he
heard and considered. in the Conrt ofCommnm
Pleas for Ed grfeld District, on "Wednesday
the 2lst day Of Octobr next. or Oh some Snh-
sequent day during the Term Of said Court.
which will then be in sessions: and all the crrd
iturs the said Henry Huffman, SEN, are here.
by summoned personally or by attorney, then
and there. in the said Conri 10 sI,ew cause. il
they can. why the brneft o'' tn" Act aforesaid.
should not BE- granted 10 The said Henry Hull.
nan. sen., upon his executing the assis nnienl
required by the said Act.
GEO. POPE, C. c. p.
Clerks Office.
Juiy 81, $40. ac 25
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Tan-Yard & Shoe Shop opened,

~N the Edgcfed Road near Mt Vintage.
q wl,err good Cow Hides will be boGg'.',
or ,anred on shureS-one half for The oli,cr
and fine Shoes, Boots and Negro Shoes Willie
made OIL as good terms. and OF materials inie
rior to none in the State.
Wagon Harness made. and Carriage lIar,
ness repaired Any articles made will be OK,
changed for good Cow Hides. From appiira
ton TO business, and the hest Of Leather. tho
subscriber hopes the public general will pa
troniZe his new effort to accommodate this
District. and will rall and see Ills work anu
Judge for themselves
MICHAEL GEARTY,
Near Mt. Vintage, S. c,
Mach %, 1910 d8
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A Valuable Plantation
EOR SALE.
Aug %, 1910

TWyHE Subscriber offers his valuable planta-
d ton for sale, situated on the road leading
from, the Island Ford on Saluda River, to
Hamburg and Augusta. three miles cast from
Cambridge, in Edgefeld District, containing
five hundred acres two hundred of which is
fresh cleared. There is two hundred acres
lying in the woods and is well timbered. The
above land is under first rate fence, and is
well adapted to the growth of cotton and grain.
On the plantation is an excellent Dwelling
House. Barn and Stables, and all necessary
out-buildings. The spring attached to the
Plantation cannot be surpassed by any in the
up country, its waters are Of the pures kind,
very cold and healthy. The situation is as
healthy as any in the up country. The neigh.
borhood offers the best range Tor stock oi all
kinds the State affords. The above Planta.
ton offers as many inducements TO purchasers
as any in the country. Those who wish to
purchase will do well to call and examine for
themselves. Terms will be liberal and nc
commodating For further particulars apply
to the subscriber living OIL the Plantation.
THOS. J. COLEMAN.
August %, le40 81
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Phoenix Stone Ware Factory.

TO MERCHANTS And TIE PUBLIC
IN GENERAL.
sahe Subscribers having been engaged IN
The manufacturing of Stone Ware at
PutIersvilie. in Edgef"ld. S. c. for many years
and from long experience, and former owIIcrs
of that establishment. have located themselves
at the PhTnix Factory. Shaws Creek twelve
miles from Edgrlied &. House OIL the main
Road leading from Newbrrry, Union, and the
npper Districts 10 Aiken. for the purpose of
manuflcturin. tone Ware in all its various
branches. They have procured the hest of
workmen and are constantly making mp, and
have large stock on hand. Their assortment
is the most complete ever before offered for saL'
in this market. TO which they would call the al
tention of Druggists, Merchants and Planters.
and all those who wish 10 purchase any thing
in their line Among the many articles Of
which their stock is compUsed, are the follow
ing viz:
Jars ofal sizes from ! gallon to 20 gallons.
Jugs of all sizes do. do. ~ do.
Churns of all sizes , do. S do.
Bowls or pans of all sizes, from do. to 5 do.
Butter Pots of all sizes from ] do TO do. with
covers.
Pitchers of all sizes from4 do, to3 do.
And leds neatly nude for jars and churns il
desired.
Stew Pots OF various Sizes &c. &c.
All of the above is inferior TO none made
in the United States. Orders addressed TO us
at Edgcfcld Court House :. G.. will BE- prompt.
" attended TO- and delivered To- the Merchants
door, any dstanre uhdcr one hundred and fifty
miles. Charleston merchants can have their
ware delivered at the depot, in Aiken, at 121
cents per gallon. The Price at the Factory is
l24 cents per gallon.
MATHIS g. RHODES.
April /, 1910 tf9
The Charleston Cour. will publish times,
weekly, and forward account to this Office.
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UMBRELLAS, &c.

n Case domestic AID ScOtrh GimgIInm UnI-
n brellas also Ladies Silk Umbrellas and
Parasols.
In addition to the above. aud Just received,
new English and American Prints. Pavillian
GauZe. Blond Nett. Bnndana, Spitariield and
Pongce Handkcrchieis, Fancy do. Bed Quilts.
English and American Long Cloths. Velvet
Ribbons. Spool Thread Patent do. Frsrings,
Suspend"rs, Gnvcs, Guilt Back Common
Shell, small plain. white horn. Twist. Victoria.
Log Cabin. Common and French Dressing,
Fine Ivory and Negro Combs. &c. &c.
JOHN y. B. FORD
Hamburg. Aug IL. lH40 If 90
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Valuable Land and Stone Ware
1IANUFACTORY FOR SALE.

YEJIIE Subscriber offers for sale at public
IL outcry, Oh Thursday the 10Th of octo-
ber :cxt if not previously sold, the Plantatnn
on which he now resides, about eighteen miles
above Edgrfeld c. House, and one and half
miles south west of Mr. Williams Steam Saw
Mill.
Also, his Stone uare Mandatory, with an
excellent Furnace and every thing necessary
to carry OF thr Stone ware business. all III good
order Also three Or four Negroes, one '"ad
Wagon, one Barouch, one Mnls. one OX-ra't
and Steers and stock of all kinds. asllogs
Sheep, and Cattle. Also, Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
Tcrms-ill sums under S. cash; under $50
on credit until iIlc 25th December IS4O; and
all sums over $40, OIL credi, of II months
JOHN PRESLEY.
Aug %, 1910 81
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EEEAib sst.Aaa Aaa.-.
E,STR

March last. Z Colts, one dark iron grey
fiy, three years old; wl,e" she left, she had on
n common size iron bell, attached to leather
collar. fastened on with leather latch: The
Other. year old, br ght bay horse colt, with
some white hails on the body, aud blaze in
the face. will satisfactorily reward anv one who
will stop said colts or either OF them, and give
me information; direct to Mt. Willing Post Of
fec 8 c. SIMEON CRoCCn.
Mt. Willing, Aug. 22. ls4O ~
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State of South Carolina.
BARNWELL DISTRICT.

vs Thomas CosIIallan and
Lucy alosley. Distribution.
EFT is ordered that the Defendant Thos Cos.
naila.r, who is said TO he absent and from
without the limits of his States, do plead, an
swer, or demnr to the Bill Of the Comp plainants
in this case, within three months from the pub
,icalon of this order, or the bill will be taken
pro contcsso. ~
commissioners Office,
Burnwcll District
July 90. 1910. &c ~
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COTTt.Y WARE HOUSE.

HAM,, CRG, >. L.
yEVME 5uuSr,ber having pu, his WARE-
lOUSL III t.orOush repair, and raised
it about five leet higher tnau before, which
makes it to high wafer. Piail'trs aud Mer'
Chants may rest assured OF no danger from nlsh
water, III storing Cotton IL this " arehouse'-
He Is thankful !or the liberal patronage oi 'iis
friends nerctulore and ildlicrS himself that by
hts personal and strict attention ob'lsIties she
will merit a colitn,uallce OF the lorlner liberal
patronage bestowed OH him.
Any Col,un rllal ne may iIavc IN store, or that
may Lc seni To ulmlo be shipped to Charleston
or Savannah, will be strictly at,enicdto TO.
W. =. DLLPH.
Hamburg, Aug ~, 1910 Il 81
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N NOTICE..

A PUBLICATIONS. will be mado to the l4e-
"A gisla,urc of this State, at the next session
10 vest the title of The State to any cscheated
estate of the late Col Christian Brelthuupt. in
Susan Breilhaupt and Ossian Gregory, or ono
Of them, and To vest the title of the State to any
escheated estate of the late Margaret Clark aud
David Clark in the children OF grandchildren
or the said Margaret, or sone of them.
Sept 3: lSR sH e
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State OF South | arulina.
ABBEVILLE DIS TRICT.
IN EQUITY.
John Wilson Admir- of
Hugh " ilson, VS. Jennet
Wilson, William Wilson.

H%sh i"nh Wiso" iIson Ha 1s Jen%s, D Bill 70, Relief
Wilson; snt S'''in% a'nst.. Wilson, nj""s'io". ""
DURSUANT to the order of Chancellor
Dunkin. made in this case, all the credit
orS of Hugh Wilsnn, at the time of his death.
whose demands shall not have been fully and
properly paid by his administrator, are hereby
notified 10 present and prove their demands be-
lore me on or before the first day of january
next, a. ID. ls4I: and the creditors The said
Hugh Wilson. deceased, are hereby notified,
that the Decree of Chancellor Dunkin orders
that the Commissioner cause two months no.
tce 10 be inserted in such public paper or pa
pers as he may deem proper for all the credit
ors of the said Hugh Wilson 10 present and
prove their demands before the Commissioners
and tha, such Of the creditors as shall not pre-
sent and prove their demands on or before a
peremptury day to be fixed bv the Commits
sioner shall be excluded from the benefit Of this
decree.
II is further ordered that upon notice oi this
decree being given TO any Of the creditors of
Hugh Wilson. such creditors shall be enlo'red
from commrnr enent or further prosecution OF
any sui, at law against the administrator aiore-
said.
1t is further orered that the administrator
do account before the Commissioner concern.
ing the estate of his intestate; and thai tho
Commissioner do report the demands against
the estate of Hugh Wilson, which may be prov
ed, arranged in order of legal priority and the
balance in the hands Of the administrator. after
allowing all proper payments and cxnenses.
BENZ Y. MARTIN. e. +. A ID.
Commr's Office. Sl2 10
AtJeriHe C. H.. Sept 2, 1S40. 2m 81
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by GRUMPY s co.

ENOR SALE.-The Subscribers will offer at public sale,
Il for the proprietor, SATURDAY the I'd of May ueIt
at II o'clock, upon the premises, the DWELLING
HOUSE and LOT on Mount Vernon Place, near the
Washington Monument, belonging to John P. Ken
nedy, and lately occupied by him. This lot is about
SO feet front, by 100 feet deep The house has three
stories above basement, having three rooms on
Aoor of which the two first are 90 feet by IS in size,
and the third 10 by Is. Persons DESTROYS to purchase
are invited to inspect the premises at any time pre-
vious to the sale. The terms will be made known
when the property is offered, and may be modified to
suit the convenience of the purchaser.
The advertisement to sell at public sale will not
prevent the subscriber from accepting private offer
If it should meet bis views Of the value of the pro-
perty. GRUNDY s. CO., Aucts.
ap 1925. %. 80, 1S2M
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PUBLIC SALES.

a ORPHANS COURT SALE.-By order of the Or
~ ~ Phans Court Of Baltimore County, we shall sell ON
THURSDAY, Both April inst, at o'clock, p
NJ on The premises, The Lot or parcel of Ground
situated on the south side of Lombard street he
tween Eutaw and Paca street, belonging to the
heirs 10 the estate of The late George Richsteip.
The Lot fronts on Lombard ST. 80 feet, and runs
back about I15feet to Carpenters (formerlyWhis-
key alley. The Improvements on this valuable
and centrally located Lot consists of two Ia
TWO story Brick Dwellings, with back F5aEl
buildings to each, one fronting on LON. k.ksl
bard ST. and the other on Carpenters alley; the
whole premises subject to the yearly ground rent
of $50, Title indispulable
Terms of Sale-One fourth cash and the other
3-4s on credit of3 and months, with interest
from day OF sale. Bond with good security TO be
given for the credit payments
GEO. RICHSTEIN, Jr Admir-.
VIEWER, CANNON & co. Aucts.
an %
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BY XvEvEIg. CANNnY &. IN.

W1yxTEysTyE SALE or VALUAfsLEH VA
E4 CAN'T PROPERTY in the part the city, aud
IA the immediate vicinity of the western depot of the
baltimore and Ohio Rai-road.-On THURSDAY,
the 1th day OF May next, at o'clock, p m at the
Exchange, we viii sell large and advantageously
located property, comprising body of about 800 600
square feet, and divided into l73 lots follows viz:
Lots on the south side of Pratt street, between
Cove and Scott streets; street paved)
Lots on the east side of Scott street, between
Pratt and McIIenry SITS
II Lots on McHenry street, between Cove and
Scott sts This street the next street south of Pratt
street, is parallel to it, and up the railroad
depot. There are many improvements already erect
ed on the western extremity of this street.
Lots on the west side of Cove street, between
Pratt and McHenry streets.
Lots on the west side Of Cove street. between
McHenry and Ramsay SITS. This part Of Cove street
IS now being paved, which will make it the great
thoroughfare between the south and the northwest
parts of the city, and communicating with the waters
OF the Spring Gardens.
"A Lots Sterrett street, between McIFenry and
Ramsay sts; Street &c feet wide.)
p Lots on -- street, between Cove street and
Dawson alley.
43 Lots on Dawson and Young alleys.
The above lots are of various sizes fronts and
depths, may be by reference the plat in our
possession.
Experience has already shown the advantage indi-
viduals have derived from having property located on
cross streets, entirely under their control through
Ii4CA teg nave introduced Tttt tf0cS, 50 as to 0rlng
the cars to the doors of their warehouses to load
and unload at their leisure We therefore would call
the attention of the public the above advertised
property being admirably suited to this railroad
system, being vacant level and all the streets inter-
secting it of beautiful regular grade.
Title indsputable and will be made clear of all in
cumbrances.
Further particulars be obtained on application
to Stephen j. Thompson or Charles r. Barney.
Terms of sale, one-fourth cash. the balance in g. II
and Is months, with interest
VIEWER, CANNON * CO., Aucts-
an 25-eoti stEIdts
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WHITE WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR.

WHITE WHEAT FAMILY FLOUR
yEyHE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale Patapsco White
Ill Wheat Family FLOUR, together with other selected
brands to which they invite the attention of retailers
bakers and families. The Patapsco Flour is so well
known in this State as to need from them recon-
mendation, and they pledge themselves that the
brands selected shall be equal to any in the market
NORRIS s FAIRBAiRN,
No. 2 Pratt, between Gay and Frederick sts
ap24