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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16
Beautifying Country Homes.

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Strange ideas enter the minds of
many persons when the subject of beau
tifying home surroundings is mentioned
in their presence They will usually
utter the far too cor zulo.i iiida absurd re-
mark mat such things are c5stiy, und Il
is only The rich Who taii afford them. II
certainly Gusts no more, as general rule
to sbulld hodseten rods from the high
way than one as uiauy feet from IL; and
still these latter udstitable ..aud idappre-
prlate locations afd being occupied al
most every day. IF lawns are named,
rollers, particular kinds Of seeds, and
lawn mowers are brought to mind and
while we arc ready to admit that a good
lawn cannot be made nor kept ih FIRST.
rate condition without these implements,
still d grass plat, largo or. snail, occa-
sioually mown, is far better than none.
Even meadow or pasture in front or
near a dwelling might add something to
its general good appearance.
The far too common style of arrange
ment of country homes, is to place the
mansion within few feet of the public
road, the barn few rods in the rear, and
the intervening space is fillel with wood
piles or necessary outbuildiugs. Ifthero
is 0 Kitchen garden it is usually situated
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-12-16
ssr Terms Cash itl Advance. va
so LIKE A W0liANS.s.,s,1 = 49,. !
.Do you love her. ,,ucle I,

no you .ose iier, uuc'e Naa s.
am 10, old to indulge iifthe idktiry
of rhapsddies, no SAID with laugh
but III tell you tetas nhen, 4 SIN very
fond of'asils siris sAna very Helss satisfied
that yeuaIapptose OF aiiy ehoicessaa z
The sPeakefs were Theodore b.'sh
and MS udclcs slie sl sidsra Mrs sbpghs
Ihe sue,ectles ne ssa1Nss y / Nas 80 5uung
gag! 20 "nom 1ne une'e Was ehgasea,
ssa '0s.ssa'. sue asl,ns11saa, ,ass'fssser,
aaase Daaaee' OF ''ohnie Dunoe0' US
oae waa ca'ieu'
h. e.s un0'ssqoa g sc''crslly suv'h.sl
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s'anAss sna'ffsrsnes as ase.e ne spoke t',, apd
snsa Y ssS saaea '.;,.g a, neps WIN an In my
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=, 9aa' hess Hsr,s0'n'sns,asi ny, gunner
n"s s.u .lo, - rFss neo : ene- one 70 com com
aug "n nsx, nsroaossess Htsc s''na some 'f'e"us
e,s 10. - aes a'1 aaSp'S wv 4oa n1 JAZZ n
Ne uiu heee her Cnat evening
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. 1,. .'or' aycn' '"e''"s n'o " Jou'
IS a sa'1, Iu'sA,S n"A''s way
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SATURDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 16 1871 aL"e q,ass3s ,ass3s
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thssteoklsss..on.nne.. -,b,t,...,u.d.-h.r
what she was
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knew tho Ria Ds
fresh and deliphtful -oorca Of wond.r
meut for n time Tts m,rr;,o. ho,mo..
the vFner of ri,e Uhasc and Made WA,
.hrot ,.e 49,, In 1,
and still ne;t,,e, Nos,,, M, - ), So
ooa;nst or r,,,,,,s.. al
the other Time wo,,lf ,sjls ,,,,, 81
sanieptlv rcser,,,. ,ba;r ha,;of
what t;mo vou,d ,sl, & ,aon,s", . 90 "
Six month, na,seds ana Ihon m,
Hlich received those l.tfsrs a xh;oI,
men,;on h,s ho.n -. ~
Nadee and contained these uo.ds
.Your pnclo has nrom;sod ,:
everything 7 mood onIv,,v,h..J LII
always be vour f,;tbsJ tr;asna Al a..
Dundae, @k.A II EITS
ATbe other wos trom h;s ,,o,. o,
contn;poa /, froo e,,; ~:
only ;,,n,;,d M.
snsl J. full account .C,o.h,.,
what / bay. Lost ,nd .s ~ .a
,ny,son SO will I lac. bor no 49,, L.,
IL, Tb.t wos son.e,I.;, ~.
tation from /, desc,.ot - :, s,,,o...,,,,
49, 80
Once r,rr, fate was .ag,ius. ,b;,cs
rirhtinr themselves in Tho clear anil
glad that. was ruade so omen. Thea
had by this time taken situation in a
mercantile house in Nnw Yor
situation of tfusts. w,ielshe could no,
hastily quit, orsplacci ano, her man in
rashly:AGrtat ihtefest- wrrc invo,vca
in il; which he could not endapusr by
his abserce for wear At l.ust But l;t;.
was bri+ht IN him ,,,,;r 3 n -
the delay bravely, having illimitable
faith in the girl he loved aud in him.
self Had she not gallantly won this
faith, by avowlng her love for him. and
losing the richer man and the bet,er
position by the ayowal Had she not
of her own free willa written TO him
those few sweet words of promise ?
Small wonder that he could live con;cn.
.edly through the prescnt, when such a
i,turo l,,,,,I hafor. l;,
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business. 'e"9& Ss spaassAissssS stk .klsalf
The coming Ocean FerA FerAry9 9i from France a6nccoSa'a ~
TO Amcrica-JJ tiirss ifs -=.essfsa .4=es sssss q,
1t would DO saiyr-5aii 70 1sfsf s 10 iss4ss sas
as Kitchen musician, ccbsI 81 fa1t syes slg
Hishdrawlids-- The long drawn g4ac4si sgd,
cents Of fashionable swells. .,asol sl, zbss,ss,o,
Query for sRirisuaiiass v-iArs los, ussye,
spirits lass than medium sighsl =. u, ~.
How to ride rapidly down hill=--ges ia b: i,
the last stages of consumption
The champion reaper which sscures
the largest harvest-Adve,tising. ae Sasts
Every man WIG goes o,,s yyesl rcavrns s ne f'sss
With his story Of aa arrow ssoape.. q ss1ssF
The hate sasora borealis was generally sss5is
red, but was not generally unieFssaoa eaet
Avoid slang, my soa; done saysa n }
swell 81 when its IS we'll tssisaF lsvf,
something cke.s exsss, & ,.,..,ys ! =,
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.L ~ p. ElI ,NIIT llsI 30 v EEEIfls D IlIJ
-uFAVstsry is told of two trAvslesa whe
were assigned 70 the same BsdroosSsrsI Nd ID
a crowded hossl. Beforo tss;riGga sssiss7 PCS
of the N knelt down toopray, sana0 acSslo q
iessed at'lopg casalogusiofa asinazlaflas q
rising from hia knees he, saw hin falloEa,
traveller, salise ip, hand, going Gus ,oR
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sos e aysFdqdIso tho Sag7kes air@ BON
Sssied pdhdeel-who would Ahageg boen- II

bet better r. swdmaMH w,M ID if she, had pot boep so
thorough asone.asa9 70 ynaaale.i sleas ..la !
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pr, and exclaimed: "Wliaps Che
q Whatsap n aoh, 1 nothing hoihi,s' % @l'ia
g reply; 'ouly I'm not going 81 so'lug ei
yselt With sdehia scamp as, yosi Isisoq
yourself to be" ",siiaa "a, shsyas6 aFs.
= ssszss=i1Fz==-s-ts sHE-s-ts 0s eesars
srs ct The ses-opticianssY bad ssal1
Q matter. Of fdfm -Fitsiaga dssa3 "A Is
h,tie,l * 'fhs nld.Gahinna.iz sf.Ars.. 80. !.
- "a LHiSsgaog ai S1s9sr
are's- optics mist be hef fsias,ss 81,
ao2 adi teiJ ag,a bsn ,g.a.ii
best "ehafeh csessics9 9-rsla.ri. j,
,1g. p Eaef9 oss $50
rds TO tlie why's-s.Answars to 60.
uIfis ''is'ssss A2e s'sW
fitable Mining "a Min inc a,2 oisa,s ,S,4i''ast
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Here endcth my second lesson.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-29

The man who wears pr.nrd
boots always has nusic III has sole. :"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-29

Jb'0RHded.

y,,,r Won, arms r,.,dv,
coa o,i L,, rl,n we nav roa, hs,.
~ VI han, Ia, me he ,akeo N
I'd rather awaken
70 morrow an ---no matter where,
Than lie in that foul prison'hole over there,
s,., s,oyIri
Snn.k Iowly
Tb..n ,o,.is may have ls.
I.., mo t,v dawn in this Ia, llow
We arc an, or tho s,rif.
;, blood
aond,
No, no surgcon for mo he c,n % ,o M
mid
The surgeon want Ia n pirk,xe and sn,J,
What, Morris, "A tears s-why, shame an ,c,
man
| thought YOU hero, but sinca Won b.enr
TO whimpcr aud cry like CIR, in her teens.
ly George | don't know what the devil il
means.
v.r, :.
W ''' '0"S'' ''e 'efF r"uSh
r,,, ,s r'nr"'' ~
"s me VI ""'Pe'7~ou' fet N no 1901
~, "'",' "o"' anu '''e"" from noe
know.
Bur wasn't il grand
v.., ,,., ..,a -,
~ 80" '''e "''' over s'ous J.
a." ~
80 We "''--''e ''''''o'"o'e
~
0'"''u.s ,''" ""'' anu rePe'"nS 'h'l'
"''N
~, ni' N'" "''''" 'h' ioan cry
""r'' as turning 10 NY:
!. r P'' N'' "
",e n
W" WIS" F" S''"a
God holm ,h,, nnor wra,cbea who fall !, Tho
s',h, wa
They fell by The score in the crash, hand tc
hand,
And they mixed th"it blood with the slough
ing aud sand
Hnzz1
Great heavens this ballet hole gapes Ike {
grave
curse on the aim of that traitorous knaee
Is there never a one of You knows how tt
pray,
Or 'peak for man a his life flows AWAY
Pray
Pray
:. o, r,,to,, a.. r.,ha, -, ao,,,, ,,,
o,, wy
p"e a,,a.o c.a, coa, h,.
'"''' -" 40
''''"s
m c,,,,
Is turning TO grv,
Pray
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-29
The C0D,Hiane-Hs origin ami
Uisfo7B.

From the New York Times we take
the following outline of he rise of the
Commune, the faction of fools aud
madrnen that ended its reign by set.
ting fire To Paris.
1t = difficult to determine whether
the Commune WI. the Creature Ot aG-
cldent or design, 80 exceedingly for.
tuitoas were the circumstances from
which opportunity it sprung. On the
acceptance of the prrlininarl"s Of
peace with Germany by the Assem-.
bly,, March /, barricaies wrrc erect
ed in Moutma,tre Beilcvlllv, aud La
ChapeIle, IN Apprehension of dlstnr.
hanres with the G"rnaus, who were
10 enter Paris under the terms Of the
treaty. The following day, Thus
day. March 3, the Germans marched
in, but no disturbance occurred. On
FRIDAY they left, aud all rcsrln.ipn,
on communication with the city were
removed, and Pari- began t" assume
lts ordinary appearance. The jnur.
nails reappeared and enhorted the p"o.
pie to give all the aid possible to the
government in restoring order, by re-.
manning q'iiet themselves. Regular
troops from the provinces began tJ
arrive soon after to relieve the Garies
Mobiles returning ~ thcit rural homes.
Gen. de PalIadlncs, on the 9TH of
March, assumed command Of the
Garde NationaIe nf Paris. issuing an
address asking tt"ir rp-oprrstlon in
maintaining order. The Assembly
was still in session at Bordeaux. Dis.
ca~~ing the question If the iutnr"
seat If government. Slight didur.
Dances occurred in Paris. aud an ia.
disposition to hold the session, of the
Assembly, there was developed. An
assurance was given by the MAYORS
Of the city that the cannon stlI in
the hands Of The Gaydes ya.ionae, Of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-29

proper way to
pre- pare 1t for me-
dicinal use. DR.,
Oliver Crook, q
physicians no de-
votes his entire
time tothe duties
OF his profession
and W h o has
the largest prse-
tice Of any ply
sician in South.
ern o hio = has
fully tested the
active medicinal
qualities o. Poke
Root during the
last rs ye RS, and
unheslta t i ~
pronounces il TO
have more merit
for diseases de-
pending ON q de-
PRAYED condition
Of the blood -
than any and all
other article es
named in the Ma
terra Medlca. I'm.
der ms ipatrur.
tons our Chem
is' has combined
the active meciic-
lual qualities Of
] oke Root with
the best Tonic
Pre- pa ration Of
Iron, and We of.
fer this prepara-
ton tbthe public
telling them OF
the ingredients.
under the nameof
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80. l:3.
@-NT IA STnTLlBUS CURAETUR.
sSupssisESs
s-BE Es,ST'A'EEEaG SPECIFICS

uAA Il PROVED, FROM TIE MOST AMPLE
IL CSpv.! ,ce an entilc -ucccss: Siupie--
irumpt r. Client aud Eemhe They are the
outy Medicines perfectly adapted to popular Il C.
so simple that mistakes cannot be made IN
uslhg them 50 harmless 81 to be free from dan
ger. aid - cnicitui .. To be always reliable
1lCy iaHe rGscd HE highest cuunut uldli ION f. ON
- and VII always render satisfaction.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-29


officers nt the BcIIrvi,le Carries had
an interview with Grnpral de Palla
dues wh,rh seemed satisfactory.
The Assembly, on the 10th ht
March, voted nv 4oT to l04 ,n hold
iiS sessions NJ Versailles aite, the goth
The garrison of PARIS at this time
of 10000 troops from the
Army of the Loire, and the Mont,
martriSts still held their II cannon,
not by force, bnt because the govern.
mcnt made no ctfrr. To takr them. -
They were guarded bv oIy \ few
sentinrls. A strong hanl was kept
oil violent journals, aud holf dozen
were suppressed hy Grueral Ninnv in
one dav, but the attitude IT the Mpnt
maftlSts WIS not regarded aS threat.
enng, The 10th of March was nam
ed, however, as the lay on which
they shnuIa deliver NJ their cannon
but in this they failed. The Govern
meu' still retrainea from using force.
On the 18th, the battalli VI of Gartcs,
in charge Of the guns, was superseded
ny ahotle' less open To S"Sp'c'nh o'
diSIoyally to the Rrpnblr. From
this point diStrust from the ASSemb,
appears. aud some of the guns were
removed to BrlleviIIp. The hin of
Monlmartre was surrounded hy troops
under Gen, Faruu, aud at midnight
tue grll'ar''eS TOOK possession ot the
cannon arrrs''ng 400 prisoners. a
GORDON "t troops SURF Mhdrd tn" h'Il,
the approaches to which were defend
Ell ny mltA'l'ruNrS. lhe troops were
surrounded by gi"npS u. angry ppn
pie, wh" asked why the Government
dIStrn~ted the people, aud 1t the
troops meant to massacre them. M
reply was mad" 10y tn" guards, and -
general tratcruiznt,"n followed a.
fresh troops arrived they also allilIa-
ted with th" mnttnle, and m short
time the Carrie N1lIonale occupied
~" MT, >hhA''nI NINe II h"pnhIi
que. Gen. Far"n was surrounded,
bnt with small '"rce ent h'N way
out. Generals IL Count ani Chem
ent Ih"ml ~ wr'r less fortunate, and
were made prisoners, amt, after tn"
m"ck"ry Of a lr,a', w"r" shot. NJ,
AS>y, ot the ln'rfn1'i'1HI N"1etv "t
W "fk'n@men, was President "f the
Military { nrt,
No d"tlate purpose was apparent
other than was shown by clam"rS
against th" Assembly ht B'rde'uN.
lhr stan hnd h"Ad qoart"r buildings
IT the & Wdr iiI"nti" we're occupied
however, ana he hr''rni"ht fapdlN
gre" u '"'''i ia""' l""p1 t"hS. ~
Central Committee "t the Gard" Ma
l"lair l>Sl''a Pf"''all'a tl"h, d'clhf
ing the N'Ntf'Iinehl "flV'h hnt o'
fariS, ana TIE penni" '',N"k"d To- Com
inuna' elections. lhc J"'fr"W CWctef
Announced thtt the men "' the hhrrl
rad"S hat taken po~srSsl"n OF The
Ministry "i J"s'lr" ana assa~>lnated
deirrai~ i cont" aaa clement hon
A.; on' "' whom ihr Nr"t'li ton'
,hl't'r " h'''"! y Is u,'h a'''ar'd 10
oc 0'No'N" " "''' w I.'N'r'''rh'
r"t'r"'ed nS"n WIN 'N-'''h1 pr"cI'
nations, Ia" Nationals wrr" active
amt "'cop''d f'".. l>~N' NaHNfrs
ana hr"u', an" VI 'l'h ~, I>H,'''
It's o'h''al ',lr"h' ~ IN" '"r'i''l'
can frd'fa''"N. n MA '''',"' "'A'm
M u he the tn''' "l 20 ha't'I ""S
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OCR APPETIZER.

| -'''h MS reaplrI maChne.
-Wha' is That which can be risht.
hat never wrong? An angle,
What were the first words Alan
saul TO Eve? Npbnay knows.
-E'rY wnolDnlr lrg that takes ,hs
"lno" of a los, one in battle, is a
/ speech against war
An artificial tlmi~t lately dcscrib.
'd h'nseit AS" head gardener to the
ladies"
WHY is Berlin the most aissipat.
"d city in Europe? ? Because tits al.
ways m the spree
| IL tree were to break window
what w"hd the window say ? IRE
mcnl,us.
A Err or PARADOX. A man
never gets straight To his object uu.
less he's bent upon it.
Digs are said to speak with their
tails. W"oId il not be proper to call
short tailed dog " stump orator ?"
-" What have you to remark.
madam, about my singing 2" Moth.
uig, Slr 1t is not remarkable"
Why is yonng lady lust from
boarding school like building com.
m'tee? Because she is ready to re.
ee'Ne Proposals.
The sriro of very fashionable
church IL usually the only thing con.
n"c'"d with it thai goes toward hea-
ven
-What would this world be with.
""t women? A perfect blank like a
st"rt "f paper, not even rWe9i
-Morrn FOR A BRmEGrooM.-
Te@ii TiNt Fici Two been
aud gone aud donu it!
| Gov, Palmer says the people in
IN" Pcrilcntlary are very polite
they are constantly asking his pardon.
-N"wshoys are never broke"
for they always have an extra ~-
two cents"
On some Of the new palace stock.
car ines 1t Is sail that man goes
| along To- fan the hogs.
"A druggist in New lTampvIiro
threatens the local paper with snit
for putting m 81 IL tn" place Of an
"a" IN his advertisement Of grape
plI4,
What is the difference between
drummer boy and pound of meat
On" weighs n pound and the other
pounds away.
"A Pr"kSktll man writes to the cd
itor OF the local sheet yoal git
var he'd punched if va print in yur
Payp"r that my ST had twins.
"A Frcnchman, intending to com.
pIIn"ut = Young lady by calling her
gentle Innb, said '.Shc il ono
mutton as is small -
Two cou.ins named Cricket
wor" married recently in Jefferson
County We are opposed to such
cricket matches,
~,
- '' e. ',''S are nose "h'ch,
"''' 'he 'lF' II applied to thcm, nrc
"va"r'y what they were before -?
A~bca.
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.cnn,,J, So "'0'a We"
--Thr Boston P,st charges Gree.
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The editor uf religions paprr.
whi,'h had "u" months prccarious cx.
istcncr in Chirago, SAYS il il n rood
rlty for religious paper. provided
satan I,as three pages Of it aud the
w p''''' = '''- -
a Minister not long aro preact.
ed from the text, {" Bc We therefore
stcadra4t,n bu, the PRINTER made him
4 a.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-29

Prices as low as good work and good ma.
tsr'aiSiii warrant, buy all goods in our
hns at toe lowest market price, and am will.
ing 10 dispose Of them at small profit
Rooms owe: Gesss: B Sny6e.'s, Grand Rap
10, VIZ lS-u s
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-29

~" \ Georgia paper saY~ that
ahout tweJry wears ago A young m,n
If that state fad hi~ head cm open,
anl his brains uclrIy al run out
T'l- AIR t"na taok = quantity o'.he'p'~
brains. pm 'hrn infr thr <kuII, ~"spd
no ani iiy.l Il, the wnuri. AMI IT,
day.h all. he pipt. +" the victim
i. holding responsible p il,!lc ,tti e "
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-29
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD
AT ONCE.

wherever the Poke Root grows, it has local
vennts ion for curing Rheumatism. and rs Blood
Purifier. IN the spring the early shoots are usei
hsalth. .s,sing qualities. With all this local rep.
utation, and the raise ON time t. time of cell
shratea Physelana who have tested its medical
nowers. II has beeh Neglected by the proiession
n large. as much thI ough want OF proper ap.
prsciation Of its merits, as q knowledge OF the
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-29

--f,racr Greenwood has been ck.
ing at the heavens thron,h the ,e!e.
scope "f The W.shiu.inp Observatory.
IN wriiipo ahont her ohservatnn. IT,
III" GDhirD dg". she exrlaims WITH
great appropriateness 4" They are
bigger and brighter .han onre- those
planets If the first order. ! wonder
If 'hey are really higher an Il happier.
Are there no Rod Rc,nb i"ans in
Mars no priv" fighters In h,.l'rd .Jn
bitter no whi<krv rings IN -;aturn
no LAURA Fairs ia Venus p
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-29

Farm Property and Detached DWELLING
taken for YEARS. AT / PER CENT a.,
> YEARS AT u PER CENT--bcng q
low as Insurance can lie obtained in an
Nntual Company, and with the adyantag" t.
having large capital to draw on in even
of Loss.
Insurance on STEAM MILLS taken a,
FAIR RATES.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-06-29
LABRECHE 81 BODETT,
cEALERe IN
BOOTS, SHOES, &C., &C.

We nave constantly on hand full line of
boots snoe', @a'ters, Slippers, &c.-both
OF our own make sud sale work. which We
are az selil's AZ prices that def competition.
We tiitehu 70 Keep none but the best stock,
profit Repairing neatly done.