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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-06
.-aWe have intendsd to notice Che. new

-4We have intended to notice the new
store Of Mr.Jnp, ID Stecker, since its
completion, but have bad sothqr matter
to press upon our columns to prevent
The building is now virtually compile
ted, and occupied BY Mr.. Stocker, and is
certainly one of the most pleasing and
emphatic tokens of the business progress
of Orangeburg, since it, emerged from,
its Shermanic ruins. The situation is
one of the prettiest in our Town, and
very good business staid, being in the
very heart of the business locality and
opposite to the Court House Square, in
which we expect soon to see the .beauti,
ful and grand proportions of a new Temple
Of Justice arise. The style of architec-
ture of Mr.. Stecker's establishment is
unique, novel to our village, and pleas
ing.
The front presents a very handsome
appearance, the lower story being guas.
stone, which when painted and sanded
as Mr. Stockcr intends. will be really
striking, and will bear close rcsem.
blance to the liSing granite. The inte
rior OF the store is large, commodious,
and handsomely appointed and arranged
The pleasing effect of the exterior is
kept up and enhanced by the handsome
painting and garniturc, Of the interior,
the stock of goods, in its varied and
checquered arrangement, relieving and
cheering the eye. We cay. with feel
ing of pride in our pretty town, that it
is now graced with as unique, tasteful
and well appointed store as is to be
| found between Columbia and Charleston.
The building is two and half stories
high the second floor being in one large
room, and intended to supply want
which We have often expressed, namely,
II convenient hail, for the purposes of
| public entertainment. This want is sup
piled now in Mr. Stvckers building.
The hall is large enough for all purposes,
well lighted and ventilated, easy Of in
grcss, and by the proportion of its size
to It's support, capable OF holding all the
weight that can be placed within it.
This with its perfectly level and smooth
floor, will make it the most desirable
room i'll Orangeburg for duncing parties.
The entrance to the hall is on Cnnrch
street, and the flight of stairs, gradual
and casy Of ascent ,..'.. ,.st...,, Z,
We congratulate our townsmen, upon
'he possession OF thcsc advantages, and
upon this bright and expressive token of
the progress and prosperity of the town.
We cannot forbcar u word in praise
of the architect, Mr.. Jonathan Lucas.
to whose perfect taste, we are indebted
for the beauty, strength and proportion
of the new building nor one in praise OF
Henry Dickson, contractor and builder
whose skill, and industry, under Mr..
Lucas superintendent have carried out
the pretty idea, and in the words OF
Orangeburs's most gifted and most la
| mented son made, it "grow to marble
and express itself in granite"
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&. 1t is stated that Colonel Lawrence
Orton Williams, who has for six years
been supposed to have been executed
as spy at Franklin, Tenn. in 1868, now
turns up alive, married to a wealthy Gu
ban lady, aud in command Of a regiment
of insursent "black horse" cavalry, fight
ing Spaniards in the ever-faithful isle. >
The story is almost too romantic to be
true.
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ASCARD.
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE
CoMPsAN Y.
Atlanta ,tGeorgia) Department.

AtIantn ltGeorgis) Department.
TO The People Of ,Soth Carolina: ~
THE ABOVE COMPANY WAS ORGAN
lzEB IN 1866, in consequence of the whole
sale forfeiture OF Southern Policies by North
ern Companies: The unparalleled success
OF the enterprise has forced several of these
Companies to restore tlrcir Southern Policies,
from tho fact that they could not, operate in
our midst without the appearance Of honesty
We keep all our money at home to build
up our impoverished country. EVERY DOL
LAR OF PREMIUM BEING SAFELY IN
VESTED IN THE STATE from which It is
derived. The Institution is PURELY SOUTH
ERN, and, hence should appeal with great
force to the patriotism and sympathy of
every Southern heart.
1t Is not our purpose 10 make war on other
Companies, but to impress upon the people
the IMPORTANCE OF PREVENTING THE
DRAIN OF MONEY FROM THE SOUTH TO
THE NORTH by patronizing HOME INSTI-
TUTIONS
The Company has many special advantages,
and isfounded on patriotism and solid wealth.
Its ratio of assets to liabilties-the true test
ofd Conapany's strength being nearly THREE
HUNDRED TO ONE HUNDRED.
Whenever and wherever l have presented
the claims OF this Company, it has not only
enlisted the sympnthies of our people, but has
also secured their hearty cooperation. I
have secured over one thousand policies in
South Carolina since February the 10th We
number among our Directors General WADE
HAMPTON and Colonel WILLIAM JOHNSTON.
gentlemen well known to every citizen of
South Carolina. Weappeal personally to the
people of South Carolina 10 assist in pushing
forward this deservedly popular Southern
institution.
J. HI. MILLER.
General agent Southern life Insurance COM
paany, Augustd, Ga.
Capt. Oscar P. HAY,
Special Agent.
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
Local Agent.
A. S. SALLEY, NJ. D.,
1r Examining Physician
We cheerfully recommend the above Com
pany TO the patronage of the citizens of South
Carolina:
Columbia, S. C.-J. S. Preston, j. p. Car
roll, c. d. Melton, s. w. Melton. J. d. Pope
Camden, s. C.-J. B. Kcrshaw, W. NJ.
Shannon. w. E. johnson.
L Sumter, S. C.-Jno. Is. Moore
HinnSJoro. s. CIV, r. Robertson, j. B.
McCants, James II. Rion.
forkpiNe,.S CIV. b. Wilson, A. Coward,
Jas. Mason, J. d. wiiherspoon, j. X. Bratton,
j. 7. Lowrey. c. G. McCaw. ~
-4nderson, s. ,C.-J. l.. Orr
Barnwed, s. C.-Johnson IIagood, Joseph
A. Lawton, James Patterson.
Careadon, S. C.-Jno. L. Manning, TIC.
Richardson, Browne Manning.
References in Charieston.-General James
Conner, Messrs. Pelzer, Rodgers s. Co., James
II. Wilson, Esq, Geo. H, Walter, Esq, LOWS
d. Mowry, Esq.
oct l6 I'm
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GOOD INVESTMENT.

SsFTn TIE SUBSCRIBER, OFFERS FOR
Msii Sale his Farm. situate on Cow Cas-
Ea1Vtle. miles from the Town Of Orange
burg, and in Middle Township, on the Old
Charleston Road, containing 25O acres OF
land. with good mprovcments,S consisting of
ono Frame Dwelling House, with Four Rooms
aud Good Kitchen and Smoke House, also
Fine Well of Winter and Good Garden. Good
Orchard on the place, two good Frame Build
ings for lnborers with good brick chpneys,
and good framed Stable and all other ncccs-
sary Outbuildings in good condition. There
is also good Well of Water in the horse lot.
The place perfectly healthy. improvements
cost more than the price asked for the place.
Conditions reasonable. Apply to
V. PITTHAN,
oct 3o-lm Grangehurg, s. C..
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NGEBURG-TN EQUITY.

Washington p. Glover, Bill for Sale of
Administrator, Real Estate. 70 nov
vs. debts, for Injunc.
Sophia A. Glover, ct. al. ton and Relief
BY virtue of an order in the above named
cause, the creditors of the late Lewis C.
Glover, deceased, nrc hereby notified that
they are required to present and prove their
respective demands before the undersigned.
the Special Referee, at Orangcburg, South
Carolina. on or before the first day of Janu-
airy next or they will be debarred payment
Cierk Once, GEO. BOLlVER
orangeburg. :. C., c. c. p.
October %, 1869.
oct so "a
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Hon. Beaufort T. Watts died at his
residence at Cross Hill, Anderson Coun-
ty on the 18th ult. in the 81st year of
his ago.
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oRANGEBURG-IN EouirY

Artemus a, Connor, Bill for Sale of
Administrator, ct. ux. Real Estate TO nav
VS. Debts. for Iniunc-
Margaret McMichnel, ton and Relief.
Ell. al
i'y virtue of an order in the above named
cause. the creditors of the late Paul a. Mo
Michael. deceased, are hereby notified that
they are required to presen, and prove their
respective demands, before the undersigned
the Special Referee, Mt Orangcburg, South
Carolina, on or before the first day of .Ianua-
ry next, or they will be dcbarrcd payment,
Clerks Office. GEO. BOLIVER
orahGehnrg' ). O., G. c. p.
October 27, 1869.
Get 80 I'd
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TIlE AGRICULTURAL PIC-NIc-On
! Wednesday morning our County Agri-
cultur Society held its First Annual
\ Meeting. The old Soap Factory build
ing WAS imprnviscd for the occasion,
where at II O'Clock, bciurc large and
| brilliant aulicuce. Capt. L. NJ. Wanna
n,aker, of St. Matthews, delivered the
Annual Address.
The OCCASION was an eloquent one ; the
beauty and strength Of the County were
assembled, for the first time. since the
prostration of our Agriculture, to rejoice
together iu social festivity, at the bright
promises of its restoration Fair and
noble women were there, and proud,
brave men. The bright scene told elo-
quently that despite the ravages of war
,und the humiliations of vulgar and
cruel despotism, this people were irwin
cible, their pure honor unsullied by con-
tact with loathed pollution, aud their man
hood unbowod beneath the yoke of op-
pressiou. AjA01 i3 sfa'
6 Capt. Wannamaker did ample justice
to the occasion, in his graceful and pref
ty address It's tone was that of heroic
fortitude and sublime hope of dcliverauce
and redemption, and it was replete with
touches of eloqucnce.
+ At the conclusion of tho address, DR..
/ w. Il. Barton, President of the Society,
invited the audience to partake of the
collation. spread out before them.
After the Pic-Nic, the gay party re-
solved itself into the merril ent of a
dance In room up stairs, In the same
building, music and the dance held
graceful sway until late hour in the
evening. The whole occasion was u
happy success.
The following officers were elected at
the Annual meeting of the Society for
the ensuing year:
I3esit1cnt
DIR. w. +. BARTON.
Vice. Presidents
ID. r. BARTON.
j. r. MILLHoUsE.
Secretary.
MURRAY ROBINSON.
Delegates TO State Agricultural! Assoc'a-
Hon.
Dr.. w. Il. BARTON.
Dir. II. w. BATES.
j.. NJ. WANNAMAKER.
il. W. IzLAR
CoURr IN CHARLEsToN.-Jud Car
penter opened the State Court in Char
lesion on Monday last. There are lb0
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~ REbiaIous NorIcE.--A protraeted
meeting viii be held in the Methodist
Charch, ata Orapgebwg, commencing on
tomorrow and continuing during tbs
week. Rev. DR.. Jones, and Rev. Mr..
MoKeepny en- ". will be Be present to assist inc
Pastor Row. Mr.. Crisp.
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New FIRM.--It will be seen by refer
ence to our advertising colums that
Messrs. John Davis & Co. have opened
with II select and choice stock of G rocer-
les, Liquors, Scgars, etc., at the store
formerly occupied by W L. w. Riley.
These gentlemen inform us that their
goods were bought for cash, and conse--
quently they can afford to sell them
cheap for cash.
Mcssrs. Davis & Co. will please accept
our thanks for refreshments. May their
shadows never grow less D.
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CoURr IN CIARLEsToN.-Judgc Car
penter opened the State Court in Char
lcston on Monday last. There are lbo
bills of indictment to be given out to the
Grand Jury. NJ, B. Allan, a negro law
ser from Massachusetts, was admitted to
pfacticc in this State.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARK ET REPORTS.

OFFICE or THE ORANoRBunG News,
November 3, 1869.
CoTTON-Sales during the week lOC
bales. We quote:
NIhiHhr y .............. Uul2Z
Low tMiuulinB............ ............23
Midunng...".............
RouGu RICE .......Sl 60 per oushcl.
CoRs......"........$!.20 per bushe.
Cow PEAs......... ISL. % per bushel.
PiSpERs..-.......S1. 20 per bushel
HOLD...... ............................ 30
SlLVER.................. %
CHARLESTON MARKET.
CHARLESTON, FPIpAY MoRNIyG,
November 8, 1863.
OIuhhf y...'........ .......................Z3t
dood Orulnnl y.."........
Low Middling ..".................24l
hilddllng.......... ......."..."....-."241
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The Mills House was re-opcned in
Charleston on Monday last,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-06

We notice that colored Conservative
club has been organized in Charleston.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-11-06

The Fire Wells in our Town have
been cleaned out
We would urge upon our Board of
Firemasters, or the Council, the necessi-
ty of more of these wells, or some other
way by which we can procure more wa
ter mo use to lock the stable after the
horse has gone" is an old saying, but u
good one.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-12-17
[wrinen for the Perrysburg journal
THEN AND NOW.
BY liLrLANvsPrR.


I'm dreaming a happy dream tonight,
Aud my heart beats a merry tune,
As fancy recalls a memory bright
That's hid in long last Juns.
Oh, the meadow grass with the dew was wet
As homeward we wandered alone, my pet,
Under the newborn moon.
Thy silkeu hair was like waves OF Jet
Aud the red of the rose on thy cheek,
Thine ewes were like diamond stare, my pet,
Thy voice was like music sweet.
How listened to catch It's whispers low,
Aud irembled with gladness, 50 long ago,
My darling, to hear thee speak
And another picture is lowering near
Pure bliss without alley
A blushing bride, smile, a tear,
SOn muse, lore and joy.
Thy sweet young face, thy downcast eyes
Nor time, nor cares, nor earth, nor skies,
Can this fair scene destroy,
And through all the years that have glided BY,
Since our life-paths together met,
Thou hast been, like an angel, forever nigh,
When trouble and danger beset.
Each day but undfolds some new charm, to love,
Till there's nothing, to me, meath the heavens
above, e VI.
So dear as my darling Nett,
Nestle close to my heart, like tcudsr bird,
While kiss on thy lips press
The lips that ne'er uttered an unkinl word,
Through all my waywardness.
The leve.light still CLEANS in thy gentle eyes,
Making this world how near paradise,
No mortal can never guess |
There are threads of silver among thy hair,
And traces Of care on thy brow,
But the love in thy heart is young aud fair,
As the eve Of thy marriage vow.
| have almost worshipcd thee aye, nv pet,
Dus in INV true heart | have never yet,
Loved the so well as now
PERRYsBuRG, December, 1889.
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tEOr the JOurnal.)
MATTERS AT GRAND RAPIDS.

+ We are having all kinds Of weather now days
and it is lucky Tor us that our corn Geld was
failure, as W. don't have any rIuble huskiag
the corn this ,li-agre ,able weather.
FISHER GRrBER being unable to effect fur
ther lease Of the ground on which the steam
saw mill has s'o,d for the past IL years, are now
removing it half mile below the village to Capt
FIsRER's farm ON the bank of the river.
We noticed number of people go tn the I'M
ion" Chu ch, Sunlav,itb | X the day Mr.. EDGAR
tPresbyterau) breaches, but he failed TO come,
and there were no services. We uud .rstand he
ha not preached TOR ten weeks past, but does
not forget tn draw his pay.
Wo"bssryei ON the pulpit of the sam church
splendid Bible. presented by a few ladies of
the Meth dist and Pres Dyterian churches who
occupy the church Jointly. On tic outside Of the
Bible was notic1 which read "Pl u se don't
turn down the leaves" If they had added iuit
" nor pound this book to pieces" it would have
been ii center shot to some preachers vino, to see
them pound away on the BIBLE, think it was
placed their Tor that especial purpose, to assist
them in pounding their dry sermons utO the ears
OF their bearers.
A number of our young ladies and gentlemen
are reheursiug Toodles," aud Rough Dia-
mund, ;" which will BE- played in the upper room
of the Union School Buidmg.. Thursday, Decsm-
Der 80. Admission % c. mis-, proceeds to go to-
wards purchasing a 5. 5. l.iSr ,ry. The CON
cert We spoke OF in our last, has, We understand,
been deferred for time, this exhibition taking
its place.
Your Sheriff came up here last week and
very cody tnok off one ut our hedriest citizens,
" JeuN, the Button Maker for selling whiskey.
It appears very singular why yuu should want
him, ''or any other man." when you have so
ny already IN the capital of the county engaged
in the same business. Perhaps there is not
competition enough, and the price of whiskey
is too high. Deal gently with the poor orphan
Navigation is now closed and the ladiunoiu
and ,scuw 3D." have laid their weary hulks
to'rest in our port, for the wuter y to the great
qualification Of the mu els, and
L. N0BSCOTT.
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DIED

VAN TASSEL.-At his residence, in Wash
ingtoh Township, on the III inst, after linger-
ing ilness, LUKs VAN TAssEL, iu the seventy
fifth year OF his age.
The deceissd served as a soldier in the war
Of 1879, anl has lived as a citizen of Wood
County for thirty three years. lie leaYes an
aged wife aud a large circle Of relatives and
friends. ti t.f.--...
KETCHUM.-At her residence IN Washing
ton Township, on the 10th day of December,
t669, after an illness Of two days, CAKRIR, wife
Kuler, Esq, in the 2sth year Of her age, !.
a WIFE, mother, sister and daughter She
is gone A stricken husband, aged parents,
brothers aud sisters suffer the loss Of beloved
comp Psnion, cherished daughter aud tender
sister.
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Carpets and Oil Cloths at HITCHCOCK'S.

13y- Amongst Atlantic Gables, steam naviSa-
tion aud those progressions of science and art
that mark the nineteenth century, not the least
useful are DIR. Ayers medicines. They take
rink among the benemclions of mankind, fiom
the rupility and certainty with which they cure.
Try AYERs CnERaY PECroRAL on cough and
it Is gone. What skin diseases or impurities of
the blood withstand AYtR's SARsAPARILLA =
Ayers Pulls are the perfection Of purgave
every family should have them, as almost ev-
cry family does. Not triHe to be thankful for
are good medicines and tho knowledge how to
ns0 Them for protection from disease. These
DIR. Ayers preparations and publications furn-
sh, aud We do not he state to eomaend them.--
81. Loaf, Leader. - ,..
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ZelI's Popular Encyclopedia and
Universal Dictionary.
We have received the Z 9th and 10th mum
bers Of this Poi ular Encyclopedia ana Universal
Dictionary Of Art, Science, History, Biography
Biography, and Language. This is really a
wonderful production, and the perusal of il has
Risen us great pleasure and profit. We know
Of no work containing anything Ike the same
amount Of valuable information. The price is
marvellonsly low. We cannot see how the
publisher can afford to give so much for, so
small a sum as 10 cents. Persons desiring
agencies, and we think all who try must do we'll
at it, should address tue publisher, Mr.. 7. ELL
wood Zell, Philadelphia. We understand he
sends sample copies TO applicants, gratis.
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For cheap Furs go to HITcHCocK's.

New Years Gift.-Any gentleman
that wants TO give lady friend present ought
to send her FErIRsoS's LANES NATIONAL for
1870, as it promises TO be better than ever, aud
Peterson always keeps his promise, II would
be very interesting and useful gift. The Jan
uary number ofths most excellent Magazine is
on our table, with two most splendid steel en-
cravings. The first one is called Parted BY
Fate" and is accompanied with very powerful
story by Frank Lee Benedict. The sec0nd is
called +" A Bitter Murning !" and represents two
children skating on the lee. This is one Of the
most cunning pictures we have seen for long
time. As for Peterson's fashion plates, they
can't be beat. MANY of our lady readers can
attest to the interesting character Of the stories
and general reading matter Of this favOrite -
Address CHAs. J. PETERSON, No. S06 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia Erytg ..H.
The price of PETERSON is 50. We will furnish
the JOURNAL aud PETERSON for So 40.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever end Aguc, Insar-s.:ttsnt Fever,
Asae, Periodical 'fi or Bilious YSTS Fever oqmo me
nnd indeed all tho afFecbiSnS which arise
nom ma1arious, marsh, or miaSmstS
poisons.
As its name implies, II docs CWre. and ,locs m
nl. Containing neither Arsenic, Qunnc. Wsnuu
Zinc, nor any other IMMORAL or poisonous substan,'.
whatever, 4 In nawise injuries any patient III.
number md importance of IL cures IN the ag1Ic Ills
trirts, arc literally beyond account, and Mc believe
without parallel IN tho history Of Issue tncdcinc.
our pride is gralinc'l by the acknowledgements
receive OF the radical rures effected IN oslsiinate
cases, and where other remedies ha,i wholly G,ilcI
UnHclmntcd persons, either resilient IN, or
travelling through miasmatir localities, will be pro.
tcctcd by taking the AGFE CURE daily.
For Lfrrr Com ptdtnfS, arising from tOrpiiiiy
of the Liver Is excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity. -
For Bilious Disorders antl Liver Complaints, IL l.
an excellent rmely, producing many truly re-
marknblo cures, where other medicines had nliicd.
t,rupnrcHl by DR. =. g. AVER & Co. Practical
AMI Analytieal Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
all round the world.
PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
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NuAsTEM CoMMISsIoNER's SALE.
NE
Atkinson 4 Ashley,

Atkinson 4 Ashley,
vs.. Wood Common Pleas.
John Car1cr ct al. IT
By virtue OF an order of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk Of the court of Com
m0n Pleas, of Wood County, Ohio, and 70 me
directed and delivered, will offer fur sale at
public yenduc, at the door Of the Courthouse,
In Perrysburg of said county, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, December 2s, 1859,
Between the hours Of aud O'Clock cf said
day, the following described real estate, tb-wit:
Lot number eleven an and the west half Of
lot number two -, in section number two p,
in the village Of Giead, proper, in Wood county.
Ohio. Lot | | appraised at 5000 90 west ! /
lot appra ised at $500 90. Terms cash.
J. W. BROWNS BERGER,
Special Master Commissioner.
+. 4 DIX. lIoLLESBEcK & Cook, Pli's Att'ys.
November 20, 1863. Li tHro 3le5T
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Division of sentiment.-Th

Division of Sentiment The Toledo
commcrciM says The persons recently indicted
by the Grand Jury for selling liquor are divi-
ded ia sentiment as to the best course for them
to pursue. Some are in favor Of raising fund
to fight against the execution of the law, while
others are disposed TO 20 forward and plead
guilty. 0ae party has already gone into Court
and entered hisplea of.guIty, and others will
doubtless do so. Sentence was not pa ssed upon
the man who acknowledged violation Of the
tothe penalty which the Court will enforce in
such cases. 'fr 700 fl
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+, A new stock of Furs for ladies' and gents al
JllTCHCO(K'S. 4.
Santa CIans.-we are requested to sta

Santa Clans.-We are requested to state
that owing to the inirm,ies of old age, this un-
seen, yet ever.welcume visitor has been com
prl'c TO defer his visit 10 this vicinity until
next year. In the meantime, to prevent a serious
disappointment to Young America, the kind old
gent has constituted, as his Agent for Perrys-
burg and vicinity, CHRIS FINKBEINKR, who
will be prepared to deal out Toys of the choicest
and rarest kind at the lowest price. Remember
the place, at his new room in Rheinfrank's
RhcE 't~