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From the Charleston Evening News.
TO THE EDITOR OF EVENING NEWS.
lI,rNJ, Morcb 3(lth 1871

kALMiA, March 30th, 1856.
DEAR SHINY attention has just been called
to an article in your journal of goth inst, call
ing on Mr.. Sas II. Taylor for an explanation Of
certain quotations made by Mr.. Hamlin, in an.
swer to Gen. Hammond's speech, also, to your
paper of 22d with Mr.. Taylor's reply, and some
remarks from you in reference to myself.
As to my birth place. Mr.. Taylor is right. My
father was citizen of South Carolina during
the Revolutionary war, and was attached to the
militia as soldier in tho defence of Charleston.
After its surrender, on his march as prisoner
to Ninety.Six, in Abbeville District, he escaped
from the enemy and moved to the State of Hir
ginia, where was born. / have been resi-
dent of South Carolina for thirty.four years.
do not know Mr.. Hamlin, and have never had
any correspondence with him.
presume he quotes from my address to the
South Carolina Institute. The essay was deliv
cred ins. Charleston, and first published in the
Evening News. ] am satisfied that its republic
cation entire would relieve me from the reproach
which that gentlemans garbled quotations might
bring upon me, and afford conclusive proof oi
nv patriotic intentions and desire to promote
the best interest of my adopted State.
The essay abounds in proof that General Ham
mond's position is correct, and shows what a
powerful and independent people we should be
were we to add to OUT great staples the mechanic
arts. and greatness that abound amongst US, and
how entirely Independent we could render our
selves of q people, who, since the delivery Of
that address, have shown themselves to be our
bitterest enemies.
You will find the essay rcpublishcd in DeBow's
Review, July, 1851, page l23
I AZ r>1l
From the best estimates that l have been able
to make, put down the white people, who ought
to work, and who do not, or who are so employ.
ed as to be wholly unproductive to the State, at
one hundred and twenty-five thousand"
In this estimate, intended, of course to in.
clude male and female, old aud young, all the
country people, who obtain from the soil mere
living and no surplus, besides the middle and
educated classes, who would be stimulated to
action by the introduction of other branches Of
industry than planting cotton. That class would
embrace those who are educated at our military
schools, to fit them for carrying on the arts and
! commerce Of our State, who now have to emf
CRATE to other States to seek employment. Every
cotton factory operative calls into action at least
three others, to carry on the various branches oi
industry that spring from that source.
Mr.. Haulin couples the above quotations with
another passage in the essay (page 1851 where
l speak Of our poor sand hill population who
occupy the barren lands of the State, and who
are in reality but little in advance of the Indian
of the forest. They constitute but small por
ton of our white population, and being almost
wholly uneducated, would be elevated aud made
useful by factory employment.
Respectfully,
WM. GREGG.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.

By the arrival of the British Mail Steamer Ameri
CO. wo have dates from Liverpool to the 9th March
The sales Of Cotton for the week ending March 25h
inclusive, were $4,000 bales; Of which speculatort
took $500 and exporters $500 balos, leaving to the
trade 81, 600 bales The market oponed ut advance
of to I'd. but subsequently, declined 3D. middling
and Id on tho lower grades as reported by the &c.
counts by the steamship Persia.
The stock on hand was 4o2, 900 bales, of which
100000 bales were American.
Trade in all branches Of Dreadstufs and Provisions
WAS dull.
Nothing important had occurred in Parliament
The new Ministry had introduced its Indian bill
The main features like Palmerstons but the detail.
are different.
Pelissier's appointment as French Ambassador to
London has generally given satisfaction.
Telegraph dispatches from Madrid state that tho
government is maturing project to abolsh slavery
in all the Spanish Territories.
Several changes in the English diplomatic service
have taken place Mt. Champion goe, to Russia.
Sir Colin Campbell, with twenty regiments and one
hundred and forty guns mOrtar crossed the Ganges,
to attack Lucknow. An attack was expected on the
9th of February.
Russian camp Of 900 men has been formed in
Poland. 1t is considered as manifestation against
Austria. The Montenesrins arc violating the Aus
trian territory BY their ravngss.
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For the Advertiser.
TO LITTLE MANNIE JONES, IN HEAVEN

TO LITTLE MANNIE JONES, IN HEAVEN.
"Birds of Paradise still long to flee
Back to their natire mansion."
Hast thou left US little darling,
Cherished how'ret of our love?
Left us for "Our Fathers Mansion"
In tho realms Of light above
Left US ere tho dew of Heaven,
Innocence, had left thy hoart,-
Faded ere tho worlds falsc sunshins
Babe that holy dew depart.
Conc to join Gods white-wing'd angels,
Happy, blessed little band -
Gone to sing pure loves evangels,
In the holy promised land
Where the sunlight fadeth never,
Where no cloud can ever come,
Where tho Aow'rs bloom on forever
In Gods own eternal homo
Yet cen tho the stroke foil gently,
On the little flowers heart,
That blighted its short spring-day blooming
With Deaths blasting icy DART
The parent stem that lent it being,
Out whoso loving heart it grew,
Der its loved one now is dropping,
And tears, the broken flower, bodcw.
For her now, blcst little angel,
Raise thy puro and holy hnnda,
In thy Fathers sacred presence,
Where thy blessed spirit stands.
Pray for thy hcart.brOkcn parents,
Who cherished thee with fondcst care,
And pray for all who here still love thee,
Angel, ever bright and fair
DAISY
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HYm E NAL,

MARRIED, on Sunday the 5th inst, by M. B. Whit
tie, ESQ, Mr.. ARRAUAu POWELL and Miss HENRIETTA
MITCHELL, all Of this District.
MARRIED, on Tuesday evening, til. 9TH inst, by
Rev. Edward Reed, Mr.. CHARLES DOUGLASS, of
Lownesboro, Ala, and Miss ENHA B., daughter of
Mrs. Nancy Blocker, of this District.
MARRIED on the morning of the o1st ult., by j.
Quattebum, Esqr., Mr.. JoHs srEDHAM and Miss
CAruARIyE BUTLER
The Same evening by the same, Mr.. Jons BUTLER
and Miss LEAH MAY.
On tho 18th inst, by the same, Mr.. RICHARD
DEvoRE and Mrs. JAKE HAuRIErroR, all of this
District
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rrnKsCHULrZ AT HOME.

LspEscHULrx is back from New York, with full
stock Of the choicest articles is hardly necessary
to say moro in Lebe's Every one knows him 70
be prince Of follow in his department Of business
They all give it up. It with ne purpose Of hattsry
that We say thsro has never been merchant OF any
kind in Edgeheld who has contributed moro to tho
sterling merits of our village trade; and there eer'
tanly has mover been one whose mode of dealing has
been moro inviting or more gentemanly. He do
serves and hope will receive an oyerho"lns pat
ponapa
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COM N E R CT A L.

AUGUSTA, April 10.
CorroN.-In consequence Of the frmness Of holders,
and tho small stocks Offering the sales wcro light
The only transactions heard were IA bales at 103
II Mt l0t; Is at H.; 124 ut III; SO at III; SO at
1ls; and 80 ut III cents and about GO bales at II
cents. The receipts were quito light.
BAcoN-Unchnnged: Shoulders cts., Ribbed Sides
11@1lt; Clear Sides III; Hams 1O4 to II; hog
round to 1Ol cents saes have been made at these
rates daily. We hear of 10000 lbs inferior meat at
104 cents.
BUrTER.-Good country butter will bring 20 cents
Goshen may be had ut 2S to so cents.
MoLAssEs--Moderate supply in market, and prices
are sitter: % to 3Oc for Cubas; Syrup, 40c; New
Orleans, 40.
EGss.-Thcreis is demand for eggs at l0@12lc.
LARD-This article is moro plenty, and in demand,
at II to in bbls; in cans, II to 121 cents
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

r HAVE just received another supply Of those
u fine Spiced OYSTERS, which are very palata-
bic to the I" inner man." Try 'cm.
Also, fresh NlACKEREL, Salmon, Lobsters;
Fine Canrasscd HAMS. Dried Bert, Tongues. &c
Soda Biscuit and Crackers of all kinds
PICKLES, a large and excellent variety;
Family FLOUR, q fine article in sacks;
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, splendid those Spring
mornings gently moistened with small quantity
Of that excellent N. O. SYRUP, of which have
still on hand few Barrels;
Durkcy's YEAST POWDER, &c., &C., which
will be sold at reasonable prices.
W. E. LEGG
Mar 16 If 10
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RidgeWav Academy,

YEVIlE Exercises of this institution will bc con-
IL Quoted under the supcrinlendance of the
Subscriber, this year; and he trusts, by strict
attention to pupils committed to his care to give
satisfaction 10 parents, and advance tic pupils as
rapidly as possible.
Rates of Tuition.
1st Class-Orthography, Reading and
Arithmetic $1,000.
End Class-Primary Geography and the
above, $500.
Srd Class-Thc above studies with English
Grammar, $500.
4th Class-The same with Algebra and
Geometry, $1,000.
Latin and French, $25 90
Although it is desirable that pupils should begin
with the first of the Quarter, still, pupils will be
received at all times, and charged only for the
proportion of the time of the session remaining.
.G NJ B. WARD.
Anri1 ID -att. " u
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEF!ELD DISTRICT
I'M nDnTNlDv IS

DY W. F. DURIsoE, Esquire, ordinaryof Edge.
ID field District
Whereas, VIM. T. Scott, hath applied tome for Lt-
ters of Administration, de bonis non, all and singu.
lar the goods and chatles rights and credits Of Mary
J. Burt, late of the District aforesaid deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admohish all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of the said de.
ceased be and appear before me, at next Ordi.
narYs Court for tho said District, to be holden at
Edge6eld Court House, on the 23rd day of April,
ns, to show cause, il any, why the said adninis,ra.
ton should not be granted. -
Given under my hand and seal, this ninth day of
April, in the year Of our Lord ono thousand eight
hundred and fifty eight, and in the eghysecond year
W. F. DURIsOE, orp.
April 13 1858 q Il f
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Headquarters,
l0Tn REGIMENT, s. C. NJ,
Ai,yp Hurpv Sn,.;l1o 1880

10TH REGIMENT, 8. C. H.,
MINE CREEK, April l3, 1858.
THE LOWER BATTALION of this Regiment
i will assemble at MT. WILLING, on Satur.
day the 5th May, armed and equipped as the law
directs, for drill and review.
The UPPER BATTALION will assemble a,
BURNETT'S, on Saturday the 90, May, armed
and equipped as the law directs, for drill and re-
yiew
The Commissioned and nom Commissoned Off,
GERS will assemble the day previous Tor drill aud in
struction.
Lieut.. Col. BATES and Maj. deem are hereby
charged with the extension Of this order TO their
respective commands.
Nlessrs. McCarty and Turner will please act as
Musicians.
BY order Of Col. S. j. WATSON.
j. II. WHITE, Adjt.
April II St IA
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

A meeting of the Bible Society of the Edge
field Baptist Association will be held at tho Pleas
ant Grove Baptist Church, commencing on Friday
before the third Sabbath in April.
An address will be delivered by Rev. W. P. HILL.
The ministering brethren Of the Association and
all others favorable to the object Of the Society,
are earnestly requested to attend.
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MUSIC AND ROCKS.

GEO. A. OATES BRoruER are tried and expert
snced dealers in music books, stationery DC. They
are sons Of the old OATES House Of Charleston and
have grown up in tho business they profess. What
they tell you may be relied upon. They know what
they aro doing pur cha,e their articles carefully and
skilfully arc nevor taken in themselves, and never
take in others. If we were going to order piano,
or anything of the kind, we should as soon depend
on GEO. A. oArEs's judgment as any man we know.
But read his advertiaemot and try for yourselves.
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CLOTHING.

Attention is asked to the advertisement of J. h.
HoRA Co., who, at their old stand, under the United
States HOTEL Augusta Ga, are serving their numer
ous friends and customers with the best clothing OF
the season. manufactured expressly for the Southern
trads by tho best Now York Houses.
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Edgedeld Beat Company

VOU are hereby ordered TO be and appear at
IL your regular parade ground (Edgefield c:
H. on Saturday, The oath April, armed and
equipped as the law Directs for drill and ins;rue
tion BY order OF
CAPT. JOHN r. BRYAN.
II. CRookxR, o.s
A pril ID 2t IL,
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SheriF's Sale.

S. s. Boyce,
Joseph Patterson.
DY Virtue of writ of Fieri Facias to me
ID directed, in the above stated case, will pro-
eeed t" sell at Eage6eld c. H., on the first Monday
in May next, the following property, viz:
One Lot Of Land containing one and half acres,
moro or less, adjoining lands Of F. W. Pickens, W.
F. Durisoe and others
Also, one other Lot, containing one acre, more
or less, aajoining lands Of F. w. Pickens and
others.
Said Lots levied upon as the property of the De-
fendant Joseph Patterson.
UTcrms Cash.
JAS. EDISON, sED.
April1o 4te IA
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POSTPONED.

Our "Chs.lsston Letter." "a Plain Man" and
other pieces, have been unsroidsbly crowded out Of
our present issue,
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A Full attendance OF the Members Of FRIEND.
IA SHIP LODGE, No. 25, is earnestly re-
qucsted at their next Regular Communication, as
business of Importance will be brought before them.
BY order of L. W. CARWlLE, W. NJ.
S.P. DgLoAcu, Secy.
Apr 6 1858 3tx IL
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN ORDINARY

DY W. F. DURIsoE, Esq, Ordinary of Edge6eId
ID District.
Whereas, William T. Scott hath applied to me for
Letters of Administration, de bonia non, on all and
singular the goods and chates, rights and credits Of
John Scott, late Of the District aforesaid, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and
singular the kindred and creditors Of tho said deceas
ed, to be and appear before me, at ne3t Ordnays
Cour. for the said District, 10 be holden at Edgs6eld
cause ifany, why the said administration should not bs
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9Th day of April,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fifty eight and in the s2nd year sf American
Independence.
April l3 q IA
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Railroad Meeting.

YHNIIE annual convention Of the Stockholders OF
IL tho SAVANNAH VALLEY RAILROAD
will tc held in Hamburg on Wednesday the 2lst
April, inst at eleven o'clock A. NJ. By order OF
the Board VIM. A. GILES, Sec. & Trca.
Hamburg, April Il 1t II
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Sz4- Mr.. D. F. Mars, living on Horns Creek, four
miles West of this place, killed on Friday evening
last wild Turkey which weighed twenty -fve pounds
nett. Who has beat that this Spring,
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EXECUTORS SALE.


10y V;rtu. of an order from VIM. F. Durisee
ID Esq Ordinary for Edgefeld District. will
sell On TUESDAY after sale day next. (May 4.h)
ut the late residence Of Robert Lotion Decd, the
following real and personal estate, directed TO be
soli by the will Of The said drccused 10 wit:
Four Hundred Acres Of Land,
Comprising the Tract whereon the Festator lived,
bounded by lands of John H. Ilollinssworth, Miss
Margaret a. Hobbs, Mrs. IIagood and others. This
Tract of Land lies on Beaver Dam Creek, contain
inc considerable body Of woodland, heavily tim
bercd, and is well worthy The notice OF all who
wish 10 purchase such property.
One House and Lot in POttcrsville,
Bounded by lots Of Andrew Ramsey and Mrs.
Kirksey. Also, at same time and place,
TWO NEGRO MEN,
Good field hands, one OF them an ordinary Black
smi,h-upwards Of 100 bushels Corn, Fodder, Two
Yoke Of Oxen (wel broken) Thirteen head OF
sheen. Cows and Calves, Stock logs, Four hurscs,
7 ot Of Lard. FIVE or six hundred pounds of Bacon,
Blacksmith Tools, including fine pair OF Bellows,
Four Bee Gums with Bees, Cotton Seed, House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, one large Wagon,
Plough Stocks and Plough Hoes, lot Of Band Iron,
and numerous other articles not necessary to be
mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE.
The abave property will be sold on credit un-
ti the fret day Of January next with interest from
,Ik day of sale. Purchasers will be required to
give Notes with approred suletes Title in pro.
perty not changed ull terms Of sale are complied
with. Terms not complied with, property will be
resold at risk of former purchaser.
sE Possession Of plantation given at day OF sa'e.
Possession Of Lot at Pottersville on lst January
1859. G. w. LANDRUM, Ex'or.
April 4te IA
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~ New Orleans let,cr-writer to the New York
Herald says that es-President Comonfort and Con.
Walker have formed project for subduipg Mexico.
oomonfort Is to find the necessary funds, and Gen.
Walker is to 10 the military head of the expedition
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New Spring and Summer Goods
E. PENN. Agent.

ES now receiving and opening VERY CHOICE
Il and BEAUTIFUL Stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
purchased at low prices in New York. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Charleston.
His Stock will embrace every variety and style
of Goods suited to the seasons and will be sod at
prices that will not fail to give entire satisfaction.
The public ore respectfully invited to call and e1-
anime his stock.
March 80 II ~
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DEATH OF HON. THOMAS H. BENTON.

By tslegraphic despatch from Washington, We learn
that the Hon. Thos. II. Benton, oe Missouri, died in
that city on Saturday morning las at half past seven
o'clock. He was buried on Monday.
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NEW YORK. April

CorroS-Sales of Cotton to-day $500 balcs at mn
advance of cent-Middling Uplands 129 cents.
Flour heavy-sales 1000 barrels. Wheat frm-sales
$4,000 bushela Corn dull-sales $4,000 bushels.
Narals steady.
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tS- The Worshipful Master is authorized by
the Grand Lodge of South Carolina, to solicit con.
tributions from each member to be appropriated
to the purchase of the Home and Grave of Wash.
ington. Therefore each Member Of this Lodge it
is hoped will come prepared to contribute some
thing towards securing this glorious end, and for
which We as Masons, should faithfully labor.
Z. BLAND, W. NJ.
ID. R. DuRIsoE, Sec'ry.
Anri Il 1t II
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RULES THAT xusr IN FUTURE BIZ OBSERVED.

RULES THAT KusT IN FUTURE BIZ obsShShp'
All advertisements from this date not amounting to
more than $40, must be paid for in advance.
Merchants and othors advertising BY the yeur will
be required to settle every Elk months.
No paper viii be sent out of the District unless paid
for in advance.
All letters on business connected with the Office, to
receive prompt attention, must be addressed to the
"Eagsfeld Advertiser"
To these rules We will rlyidly adhere. Therefore
take notice and act accordingly.
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FINE CATSUP.

lust received few dozen Bottles Of A No.
O CATsUP, which was put up last year by
gentleman of this Town. Try lit speaks for
itself. 4. i. DAVIS, Agt.
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ALL NE w !!
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK.

THE Undersigned are now receiving an En-
i TIRE NEW STOCK of
Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
And aFULL ASSORTMENT. of all other
kind of Goods usually kept in Village Store.
Our Goods have been carefully selected In the
best markets in the United States, and were bought
at VERY LOW PRICES, and
WILL BE SOLD LOW.
We shall take great pleasure in trying to please
all who will favor us with a call.
j. B. SULLIVAN q CO
April 6 If
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
O o ID S .
w. X. e. II. s. HUDSON,
MASONIC & ODD FELLOWS BUILDING,
EdgeReld. 8, C.,

w H. a. u Ne AAODSOkN9
MASONIC & ODD FELLOWS BUILDING,
Edgefeld, s. C., :
A RE now receiving one the Of LARGEST and
II MOST ATTRACTIVES Stocks Of -
SpRlNG g. SUMMER GOODS
Ever offered in Edge6eld, embracing all the new
fabrics and designs in Dress Goods.
Fine Muslin ROBES; ~.
Fine embroidered Swiss Muslin, ROBES
Beautiful BERAGEs and TISSUES;
Rich Printed Organdie and Jaconet MUSLINS :
Fine BOMBAZINES and CHALLIES
DELAlNES, rare in pattern, ,;aud very cheap -
ALPACAS and French BRILL[ANIS y.
English, French and American PRINTS
IRISH LINENS. Table Cloths, Damasks, Nap,
kins Diapers, Towels and:Sheetings;
Black Lace and Mourning MANTILLAS, IN
Plain sssat ssd DaissS Ts5ssS Swiss, seeses, Null Main
.i sock. Tarlton, Plaid and Striped MUSLlNS;
EMBROiDERlEs and nd4I1AEDKRRCHi in
e every variety and quality;
HOSIERY and GLOVES.;for Ladies, Gsntls.
- men and Children, in English, French and
German goods.
BoNNETs, HATS and GAPS, beautiful in
design, Of all qualities. land cheap; -.
LINEN and COTErON GOODS Tor Men and
Boys wear; .Ss
Bleachcd and unbleached SHEETlNGS and
SHlRTINGS, all qualities
Ladies' and Misses PARA SOILS and SUN
SHADES, large assortment;
HOOP SKIRTS Of all dimensions and in great
variety of style:
BOOTS, SHOES, Brides, Saddles, Whips, &c.
-AI9o-
A large and complete assortment of CROCKERY,
GLASS and WOODEN WARE.
HARDWARE & CUTLERY.
large stock just received, consisting in pait Of
Nails, Hoes, Axes, Cast and Wrought Butts, &c.
COLTS REPEATERs, FIVE, six and eight inch
barrels;
Fine RAZORS, Table Cutlery, Sc.
CARPENTERS TOOLS Of every variety.
GROCERIES! GROCERIES
COFFEE, SUGAR, TEA, MOLAssEs,
Cheese, Soap, Candles,
BACON, LARD, FLOUR, Sc.
"A L S So
A great many other articles usually kept in q
Variety Store.
eB All we ask is an examination Of our Stock
belbr. purchasing: Our prices have been put
down to correspond with the times. 81
W.. IL. & r. s. HUDSON.
w n. B.-Groceries sold entirely for cash.
April If 13