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FOR TAX COLLEC CTOR.

For TAX COI.LECTOR
We are authorized 10 ahnohuce JOHN NJ.
GOLDlNG as a candidate for Tax Collector
at the ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 announce JAMES
M. CALNERT, us a candidate for TAN
COLLECTOR, at the ensuing election.
The friends Of Capt. J.: G. MARTINI
TOR, at the next ensuing election.
The friends Of WILLIAM J. HAM.
MOND, take pleasure in announcing him &
Candidate for TAX COLLECTOR ut tho
ensuing election.
The Friends Of JOSEPH S. d. WEftss
ERALL, announce him rs Candidate fos
TAX COLLECTOR, at the ensuing cleo
ton.
The friends Of the Rev. JAS. MOORE
respectfully announce him as candidate for
the Office of Tax Collector at the ensuing
election,
The Friends of w S. HARRIS, announce
him as a candidate for re-rlectlon to the offick
Of TAX COLLECTION, at the ensu,nad
election.
We are authorised to announce JOHN
CUNNINGHAM, as candidate for TAX
COLLECTOR, at the next election.
The friends of EZEKIEL TRIBE
announce him as a candidate for the Office of
Tax Collector at the ensuing election. u
We are authorized TO announce Il. II,
CUNNINGHAM as u candidate for Tax
Collector at the ensuing election.
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JNOticc.-Tho undersigned would inform
their friends and the public generally, that thcy
have this day associutcd themselves together in
the Practice OF MEDICINE.
Whilst they feel grateful Tor tho confidence and
patronage which has been extended to them INpI-
vIDuAI.LY, they hope to make themselves moro
useful in their UNITED capacity.
In all serious cases, their patients will have the
advice of both, without additional charge.
They may be found during the day, when not
professionally engaged, at their Drug Store at
night, ut their respective homes.
]. j. WARDLAw, MD.
Il. B. DENpY, MIN
Abbcvc G.. H., JAN l, 1918. lStf
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PIANO FORTES.

Mr.. AARoN n. CLARK, having lately returned from
New York with Il choice assortment of PIANOS,
With and without the EOLIAN ATTACH
MENT, from the celebrated manufactory of
Nunns G. Clark, and intending to keep for sale a
constant supply Of these and other
Musical Instruments -
At the Ware House of Gcigcr and Partlow, in the
town Of Hamburg, OH fauoruble terms as at any
place i'll the southern States, invites the attention
Of those persons in want of such articles and So
licts them to call aud examine for themselves be-
fore proceeding further, where will also he found q;
supply of and fashionable Sheet Music and
Books of Instruction for tho Piano
A. A. Clark continues to Tune Instruments, in
which business he has been employed for nine
years past.
April 4 6m
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RING THE CHANGES'

New Arrangement,
MOSLEY HOTEL REMOVED.
The subscriber would nsorin the public gep&
erally p.Id his friends in pariicnlars That ho
has recently purchased Tile, Planters Hotel,
lately occupied by M, u Roe ehe;5 Whess Assis.
now prepared as Hotel keeper, to receive 8
continuance ofthat pa, ronage SO liberaIlv be.
slowed on him the last four years. AS the
whole establishment will be put imme diatelv
iii complete and thorough repair. he eau viii,
confidence assure those who may patronizo
Inn, that the grand essentials of u well Kept
hoiea, VIZ: faithful servants, comiortable rooms.
and well supplied table, shall not be want.
ing, which, with good stables, attentive ost,
lers, and desire to please all, he flalters h,m-
self that no one who has called once will be-
unwilling to call again. All he desires Is an
opportunity to prove the truth OF bis pledges.
10 those who have heretofore patronized his
Hotel, he would now return his sincere thanks:
70 those who have not as yet partaken OF his
fare, ne would respectfully say come and see
and Judge for yourselves
He would also inform his distant friends and
the travelling public, that all the stages stop
ut his Hotel; also that he is prepared to ac-
comInodate his patrons and those who arrive
ut his Hotel in the different stages, with Car.
rlagrs OF every description, good gentle hor-
ses and careful drivers, with which he will
convey passengers TO any place they desire.
ON the most reasonable terms.
He hopes his long experience as Hotel
keeper. and his desire 10 accommodate, will be
duly appreciated by Ills friends and the public
10 those who trade in all kinds 4f
live stock, he would say, that lie has fine LOTS:
with water convenient, plenty Of grain Of alk
kinds, which he will furnish them at the lows
est prices and is in every way prepa rcd 10 &C,
commodate them. r. p. MOSLEY
Aobeyille C.. H., Jan l9 46 If ~
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U'Noaicc.-Thc undersigned have this day
entered into Co-Partncrship, in the Practice Of
tlhr Profession; and hope, by Jealous attention to
business to still give that public satisfaction, and
merit increase Of that patronage. SO literally be-
slowed during the past year. The services Of both
will be rendered in ALL of serious character,
without additional charge; and our charges, through
ont, SHALL EE honorable, reasonable, and satisfac
tory, to all who may desire our services.
JonN DAVIS, Md.
Feb 16 50-ly ANDREW PAUL, NJ. d.
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and shall be preserved" was the emphatic
proclamation. If treason was concocted, it
was nipt in the bud by the gigantic mind
,hcn at the head of our Government. do
not say that f,he South desired 10 withdraw
from the Union peaceabIy and quietly, she
would be resisted but let the South declare
the Union dissolved, and resort TO arms to
enforce their unlawful and unjust demands,
and their own destruction would be sealed
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Abbeyille Sheriff Sales.

DY virtue of su,dry Writs Of Fcr Facias, to me
ID directed, will sell ut Abbevilc Court House,
OIL the FIRST MONDAY IN AUGUST next,
the following property, viz:
] House und Lot in the village of Greenwood,
bounded by DIR. +. Calhoun and Others, levied Oh,
the property of S. O. Sullivan ads Greenwood
Association.
Negro man, Abram, levied on tho property
of Johnson Ramey ads Il. NJ. Brooks and others.
! Wagon levied the property Of Robert
Stro,hcr ads Enoch Nelson.
On Tuesday after Sale Day, at Defendants re-
sidcncc, one Cow and Shouts, levied OH the
property of j. n. Swain ads Thomas l.. Painter,
and others.
FERNS cash.
a. c. HAWTHORN, SAD.
SlGr1s 0Qicn Iul,- = 1919
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WRITTEN FOR THE ABDEvILLE BAN
Biblia SHcrsa.

Thou art the friend of erring youth,
The stay Of tott'ring age;
For ev'ry word in thee is truth,
And sacred ev'ry page.
In harmony how swcetly blend
Tho promise and command;
And sure If we the ono attend
The other may demand.
The tears Of sorrow, and Of Joy
Have often wet thy page; r.
: To thee we fec when cares annoy,
And evil passion's rage.
Thee we pcrus"-tlere is q calm,
say' The storm is hushd and stll,-
For all our wounds thou hast balm,
A care for ev'ry i'll.
Sustan'd by thee the saint can bear
Th' crudcst form of pain;
And when is dried the glist'ning tear,
He fain would ,oecp again.
One ,oord of thinc would not give
For joys men prize so high,
For thou dost teach us how to liye-
Dost teach us how to die.
Charleston s. G, June 90, 184s.
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NOTICE.

Johnson Ramcy having executed to tho UNDER
signed, an assignment OF all his accounts and de-
mands due him as late Sheriff of Abbcvillc Dis
trict, for Fees and Costs from parties in cases as
we'll Plaintiffs as Defendants: Also, an assign-
ment of a number of demands chiefly, if not CHI
trcly, notes, having connection with the Shcr-
tf office: Notice is hereby given to all persons
thus indebted, to make immediate payment to the
undersigned, or to Thomson g. Fair.
JAMES II, COBB, Assignee.
April GO, is4s 8 If
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HNHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

NHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
! ARBEvILLE DIsrRIcr-In the Common Pleas.
Thomas w. Taman who is in the custody of
the Sheriff of Abbcyillc District, by virtue OF writ
of Capas ad S;tisiacicntnm, at the suit of John
D. Adams, haying filed his Petition with Il Schc-
dulc oath of his whole estate, both real and per-
sonal for the purpose of obtaining the benefit of the
Acts OF the General Assembly commonly called
the Insolvrnt Debtors Act.
Public Notice is hereby given, that the petition
| of the said Thomas w. Tallman will be heard and
considered in the C"urt Of Common Pleas, for Abb
bcvillc District, at Abbcvile Court House, OH the
| third Monday in October next, such other day
thereafter the Conr, may order during the Term;
| and all the creditors of the said Thomas w. Tall
man are hereby summoned personality or by attor-
ncy, to appear, then and there, i'll the said Court,
to show cause, if any they can, why the benefit Of
the Act aforesaid should not be granted to the said
Thomas wv. Tallman, upon his executing the as
sgnmcnt required by the Act aloresaid,as,
sSSClerkts Z SaSdiiE B2 3548 Ee .tmo
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DEAL & TAYLOR,

Have on hand at their Coach Manufactory in
tins place, 10: of splendidly finished BUG
GIES; also, very fine six-seated, fashiona,
bic CARRIAGE, which they offer al reas-
ona1lc prices. Persons desiring to purchase
any thing of the kind, would do well 10 e, II
and examine their stock. MAY 2O.tt
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CAN DID 4 TE S )
FOR TIE LEGISLATURES.

o. TO the Voters of AJJeuille District.-Ma-.
ny friends of Capt J. F. MARSHALL, in tho
Saluda Regiment. most respectfully present him
us n candidate for tho State Senate. We are hap
py to unite with our brethren of tho Savannah
Regiment i'll doing honor to the brave.
u The friends Of Capt. J. +. MARSHALL, in
the Sayalmnh Regiment. nominate him q cam
didnc for the State Senate.
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>Hasal131f&Aa now prepared 10 accommodate,
in the best manner and OH the most liberal terms
Transient and Permanent Boarders.
In soliciting share of the public patronage, tho
subscriber would pledge that his very best efforts
will always be used to please and to satisfy the .
who may favor him with their custom and that
no expense or troube on his part, shall be srarcd
to render his house in every way desirable. -.
This magnificent and commodions establishment
(tor the up country,) as it is well known, is qito
new, and will be by March Court, thoroughly sup.
Piled with entirely new furniture, first tate beds.
and appendages accordingly. H., - s2,
The subscriber confidently trusts, that witt al.
tent've servants good cooks, careful ostlers, tho
Gonvenoes of the place., it's quiotness and good or
der, and his earnest desire to please, He WIN Sc 4.
bio to give general satisfaction; and that none Mill
nave cause to regret the patronage which twill 30
his constant endeavor to merit. e~.sFesS9Fs
To Traders in Live Stock Generally,
no would say, that he has a or S large iots, rood
stables, plonty water, &C., and that o can also
furnish them with provender Of All kinds a2 tho
very lowest prices. .4 s. A.=HODGEs.
March ], 1647 ~ 50 - q -sm
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N Otices

Notice.
A Application will be made to the Legislature
a Mt its next sitting, by the Prcsbytery Of South
Garoi'na' Tor Incorporation through a Board of
Trustees to be designated for that purpose.
DAVID LESLY, Chm. Spec'l. Com
Jnnc 10, l848. Id 3m
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uAbbcvilIe Female Academy.

Tho next session will commence AprI II. Pu-
pills may enter, at any time. They will be charged
from the day of entrance to tho close of the session.
Parents, who would prefer to board their children,
at little distance from tho Village, for tho sake
of exercise, can be accommodated, in u very de-
srablc family. D. McNEuL TURNER.
MARCH 25, 1913. 3 If
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FOE, Ordinary.

We are authorized to announce WILL
LIAM HILL as u candidate for Ordinary
at the ensuing election.
VIC are authorised TO announce JAMES
S WILSON as 4 candidate for Ordinary at
the ensuing election.
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II O d c. ES' HOTEL.
(Lately Moscly's.)
COURT HOUSE.

S. A. Hodges, formerly Of
Cokesbury, having leased the
above Hotel, would respectful.
ly announce to his friends and
tho public generally that he is.
m o,1y rronoroI e. -
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Ia ssS s.,;
Sk :;ss,isisD issnD anda iiRaE4 ACRES,
more Sl i District, on
Turkey Creek sare offered for sale; between IS
and 100 acres of which first rate bottoms-in
about four miles of the Greenvillc apd Columbia
s 1uPtrcndsu 10 Their IN
tcrest to call and examine for themselves.
AS to the terms, sec myself, or Fl. A. Jones, T. {.
at Abbeville &. II. S. II. c.. P. JONES
Juno II Is q
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Correspondence Of the Charleston Mercury.

Charleston s. G, June 80, l84s.
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Do You cast things here2' inquired a
Yankee tie other day as he sauntered into
q foundry and addressed proprietor.
tSSSS. We do.n - -
e I, You cast all kinds of,hings in, iron, chg.
was the next query. - 49,, :,.
& Ces.n,nly-don't you gee that is our bu.
'siness = 9 ii. rs, ~ Y - 4.
Ah2 well, cast a shadow, will you
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4. Z. HAN T1fUKN, Sad.
Shcrilf's Office, July Z, 1918.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-11-27
LAUREL HILL ACADEMY.
.AWHERST COUNTY

THE second term of the session of months will
i mence 18th July and continue months longer The
ocation is II miles n. W of Lynchburg, in fine healthy
section sometimes termed e'the heart of Amherst The
undersigned, who has just completed the lt term will be
sisted by lady, well prepared to teach the
French and English wing testimonials ofschola
ship from of the first teachers the State Under this
arrangement ne opportunity VIII be afforded Young ladies,
incurred by high board, SC. Young prosecuting the
Sciences and Languages will have advantage usually
enjoyed in the country three ourths of the School being
classical Particular attention will be paid MORALS
&c well the department of the two towards
each other The terms formerly, SO for the Eng
lish per term OF mouths and SD so for the Classics
and higher branches of Mathematics Board
at 81 or IS in the vicinity. No deductions an made from
the time of commencement except sickness or some un
usual circumstance.
REFERENCE.
DR. d. Patteson and f. s. Rucker patrons of the School,
e. ADDRESS Elon P. o. Amherst county.
June 26-5m RO. w WATTS, A. M
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'aVe occurred hut we are by prepared TO al
phetic of evil ~
re most satisfactory feature of the whole panorama
perhaps mat degree of vigorous force and virtue has
demonstrated to exist at present in the political
1e'', "h'ch' considered in its most significant ioht
pp'oaches 10 guarantee Of the public peace No,hinc
~ oe more gratifying than the contrast in this resne
VI ''e Europe OF 1913 with the Europe Of l7o3 Whe
'er me n"Iitlta system the earlier re1od had a,
sy as rench writer's assert become etfee and useless
aye ana Violence before the summoning of the States
"e"ea OF whether, the pubcsts of other nations a,
i9e. u was oVerhrown, while in serviceable action b
me rude shock OF French aggression is at least
ihat when the day Of trial came it was found waniin
and hat var broke almost as abruptly as if no iot
national yes had existed AT the present crisis general
war hiss hitherto heen happily aveed and his THROUGH
out succession OF chance unusually critical and peIl
Gus. Sixty years ago Europe Weld have been infalGhv
plunged into flames from the Arctic U.,,n n ,ba ~
erranean under tenth Of the temptations which ~
eregns and people have now resisted. Arbtraa-., en-
persedes war; if it does prevent it; and such con-
muny Of cod and ractabllity of disposition have been
observable among governments of all descriptions, ap
pears to promise well for future tranquility Most sin
cerely is be hoped that the worst may now be real
" pas,ha the political system of the civilized part Of
the world may survive unchanged il lis usefulness and
power-and that the state Of Europe may experience no
more disturbances han such have been here chron
clel.-Edilbtrgh Recielc
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FASHIONS FOR SPRING s. SUMMER lS4s
JUST RECEIVED BY

FEW DOORS ABOVE .MEE.u * GU.4TKLN'S
AND OPPOSITE SAMUEL B. THUR.M.4.Nr'S.
J. B. EDWARDS returns his thanks to his friends
and Public generally for the very liberal patronage
tended to him previous 10 his copartnership with W. F.
Lee, and during that tme and would inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has taken the BUSH
into his hands, and hopes they will continue
their custom with him. All care possible will be taken
to have work intrusle1 TO him, done as well as it
can be done elsewhere. JAMES B. EDWARDS.
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PUBLISHED BY
RLACKFORD. TOWNLEi \ DILLARD,

EVERY NoyDtY AND THURSDAY,
Four D1''1rs per I1rtr- pGy9b's n rira1es ~ sn6
y,on u be reeetrd for shorter time than siT months
d manner ,,l5e DISCONTINUED Cc-cept the discretion
am, EItorsN until all arrt arages are paid
- ADVERTISEMENTS Inserted n 50 cents PER
square Tor sss) for erery inner form assertion aud 81 cts
p,r .o,srre Tor Iess) for erery outer form insertion
EYERY TERTIS Err IS ltsred to note on his rs
los long rhes hls advertisement inserted an ddrsr
enet not so noted tcI be inserted til ITS deontiueee
Be ordered
FOR YE.4RLY .4DVERTTSLN'G the terms for
q. prirege oft,eo squares, ~ for square 50 Ton
one SQUARE inner form So Erery yearly adrersiser t7
be required advertising to has particular line q
business.
a. JOB PRINTING dneatiy and peditlousiy
IbT tern
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INK! INK! LNKtIi

THE subscriber would call the attention Of the public his
large stock of superior writing Ink, consisting OF Black,
T5ese III mime, Scarlet Japan, and Copying =.
quart and warranted be of the finest quality er-
chants Clerks of Courts, School Teachers Bank Officers
and others would do well to supply themselves with
tice which will stand the of experience For
sale by JOHN H. SEAY Druggist
Sept. 1S-ts
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JANES GARLAND AND WILLIAM M. C4BELL

JAWS GARLAND ANU WILLIAM WI. UHBtLL
II AVE united in the practice Of Law, and will reg
Il Z ulary attend the Circuit Superior and Coulty
Courts of Amherst. Appomatiox, Bedford, Campbell and
Nelson, and the town of Iynchburg
Address-Lynchburg. rginia
JAMES GARLAND VIII continue, diligently, to
practise in the Court of Appeals.
Oct lq-tf
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FALL GOODS.
yTNHE subscribers receipt of the following
l. Goods which will be sold unusually low,
IA and "a fued Cloth,
81 is and "A l.aid Linseys,
Army Cloths for servants wear,
Fancy Black and w hite Prints,
White Red and Yellow Flannel,
Egyptian Mitts,
Linen Cambrick Handkerchiefs,
Fancy Silks, Lamartne Paids,
SILK Fringes and Buttons,
Real Silk Warp Alpaccas.
PETERS s STIGLER.
Sept 14-ts
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ShOlrIS, V'esifes, Sacks, SC.

WE call the attention of the Ladies stock Of
w rails for Neses, Cloaks, Sacks &C., such Silk Me
rinos Frnges, Gmps, &c of every style and variety.
few ready made fine embroidered Coaks and Sacks, at
reduced prices PETERS s STlGLER.
M, e
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cold NIRGINIA.V
clsIve Crisis.

We cony the following remarks ofan intelligent and
liberal contemporary about State, atlpugh they are
not entirely free from the very inSinuatlnns against lis
diunity which they 10 condemn. We don de-
nv that VIRGINIA. has slut ahead many wseacre, VINO,
by his stupidity and assumption ought TO have brought
ridcue upon himself rather than his State, or tha sue
has at home many good honest sltizens. who are as
much behind the world as if they had lived thousand
wears aro But pray our friends in other States 10
reflect that we are ina process though slow one. Of
;mnrnvement. We make a railroad now and then. and
after five or six years delay. have determined to plsh
canal 6(ty miles further on lis original course Facto
rios NAV be seen here and there, and some brisk men OF
business In politics, are unqueslionahlv emerging
from the slough of Democracy and. like PatS father IN
purcatorv having got our shoulders out, we are
sure Of an ultimate release
From the Baltimore American.
P;ro;n;n If this ancient Commonwealth should
cast her seventeen for Taylor (which there seems
70 he an even chance it has been snrmsed that the cleo
,;ons If the neral will be ascrbed t. the SAID v1'eS
and that the good people of the Old Dominion Will plume
themselves accordingly But for ourselves, speaking
conf enalIy 10 our renders we do not hesitate to ex-
press the opinion that this is mere taunt
There are many persons in Virginia VINO oehent !"
have finu now and then the various forms IN winch
The State pride of our neighbs exhibits itself Accord
nr 10 these caumniator thorough Virginan on tide wa
er would not admit that any man. with the vote ., !"
qinia aaains, him, could be cousutionay elected ffeS
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We have recently accepted the agency for the sale
and invaluable miers and stock feeders. Any person
wishing such article, can be supplied short no
tce and upon advantageous terms, with the privilege
IF returning the mill if ii does up the recon-
mendaons, LACY s GARLAND.
Sept 2l-tS.
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NEW CONCERN.
ENGEEEbOVE; Il NOEIL.

nelF subscribers have formed partnership under the
4 style Of Engledove s NOEL, and have purchased
the stock ot q iod5 lately owned BY Mr.. Thomas NJ
Wilkinson Art at whose old stand they intend to pros
ecn'e tine DRY GODS TRAD F..
The stock has been purchased Al great sacrifice upon
the original cost. and will be sold cheap.
Intending to add, early in the spring to their persent
assortment full and stock, they hope to share
portion Of The trade Until that tire, great Inducements
will be offered in the sale of their
is composed mainly of new and seasonable goods.
ALFRED S. ENGLEDOVE.
JESSE NJ. NOELL.
Nov oO-fs
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Of Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps Trunks, Veces, Carpet
Bugs, SMctcHS, tHaLrcilas sc. SC. sc.
THEY would call the attention of their friends and the
pnblic to their Stock which large, they are
confident look will satisfy them it is the place get bar
gains. 10 the 1adts in want OF articles in line
would that we have spared pains to get that which
viii both please the fancy and render scrvire- TO Aer-
chants in want OF Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes, salts
fled offer them such Inducements will obviate
necessity their gong farther buythey will please
give call and satisfy themselves Besides Beebes Fall
style OF Hats have beautiful style called the Woman
Hat. which is much admired To Manufacturers and 9TH
in Of home made Shoes, would hav
ing very large supply Of stitch downs made and will fur
nish them very low Also, home made wells, fine Boots &c
&c. can be bought very low at
Oct 26-ts j. w s s. ID RUMBOUGH'S.