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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-09-07
Wholesale and Jobbing Goods
Il Specially with Us for the Season.

TN view of the yellow fever being
Il in Charleston, preventing large
number Of buyers from visiting thai
city for their fall stock, we have tbit
day tclcgraphcd our partner in New
York to buy very largely of such
Goods as are usually jobbed in Char
lcston-as Dry Goods. Boots anc
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Millinery and
Strawi Goods. Our third floor vii
be devoted to .who!eseleing entirely
and we shall offer Goods at fairpriccs
and lin larger quantities than ever
seen in this place before, and on time
to approved names. Merchants vii
please remember that nonc'ot' these
li',cs a"o new - ne. " haze. vii
~io:. .n,rG.o:ssj"'.. deaf. !itr,:r.., III "a.
these Goods inr years.
The lady readers will remember
that at this house dress can be
bought from tho finest, first class
Dress Goods stock in the South, cut
and made 10 fit, and guarantee it, OF
cut and made by measure sent by
mail. The lowest style French Bon.
net or Hat can be had here. Tho
best and prettiest Shoes hore. In
fact, we claim for our house that it is
"the place" Of the South to get the
best at the least prico.
R. G. SILVER l. co.
Sept7, 1871, 2O-1t
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Sept. I, 1871, 20-tf
1857. OUR ANNUAL. 1871.
TIIE EMPORIUM OF
FASHION will enter

.THE EMPORIUM OF
4 FASHION will enter
upon the 9Th year of its exis-
tencc on 1st October. We
thank those who have stood by
us during the past four years.
In that interval we have striven
hard by honorable means, to
extend our business operations.
We have worked hard for pub
lie patronage. We have stu:
died the wants of the public
and the interests Of our custo-
meYs, and we are determined
to sustain our reputation for
keeping the best selected Stock
of Dry Goods and Millinery in
the up-country, and for having
Dress Making done in the best
of style. Contining ourselt
strictly to Dry Goods and Mil
lincry, isn't it reasonable to cx-
pect us to show a better sclcc-
ton of such Goods than any
house keeping a general stock ?
Attending closely to our own
business, we hope. to merit from
the people Of Abbcville, and
adjoining Districts, a continu-
ance of the liberal patronage
bestowed upon us in the past.
Our business is done strictly
upon the "cash system "-consc-
qucntly we are enabled to al
ways give good bargains.
With a beautiful Stock Of Dry
Goods and Millinery, first class
AIillincrs and Dress Makers,
accommodating salesman and
salcswomcn, We hope to do a
large business this Fall and
Winter.
| Our force during the busy
season shall be sufficient to wait
upon all our customers.
Entire Stock to be open first
week in October.
Respectfully,
JAS. w. FOWLER,
.a.. Proprietor,
Emporium Of Fashion
Sept. 7, 1871, 20-tf
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.- nj ro1ok;o Dbo1r,,. CO

eB- The Columbia Phen'S says
Wo learn that tho Citizens Saving
Rnnk has sold th:a Stock held by that
.asti.at.on III The Charlotte, Coium'
bia aud Augusta Railroad. 1t was q
large lot, amounting to nearly l,2oC
share. This seems significant, as, we
believe, Col. Palmer is a Director in
the Railroad. Rumor has it that.
with this purchase, the Pennsylvania
Central-or other parties, whom de-
poneth kneweth not'-hold possession
Of nearly 10000 shares $4,000 shares
being controlling interest in that
company.
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ARCHITECTURE

THE would respectfully offer bis services Architect and
Designer Abbe and surrounding count
specifications all kinds Of either public
early and thorough Of
training experience he hopes be able to
make tto all who favor him with their pa
tronagc
skill: Rev. N Young Bonner Dr.
Jas Boyce Mr. A. Hawthorne Of Due Vest Rev H. T. Sloan
Springs Messr Jas s. Cothran and Hugh Wilson, OF tho Mar
shall House. D. Chalmers Jas. W. Fowler Of Ab6ey! C.
also prepared construct the HORIZONTAL LEVER POW
IER COTTON PRESS it has equals to tho
PRESSURE simplicity durability and apdy Of operation
Besides the cheapest class Press offered to the public
should be addressed at Due West bbevc IL
whcre'it will receive prompt attention -, ...... -
thoroughly tested by the following
Mr. Benz Smith, Of Donadsvi e. Of Due West A. b. Lindsay
Caouns Mills ofAbeve County have great many and
under woud respectfully solicit orders for more They
fully warranted represented
Respectfully, &c, ~ 5|
a. w. Clarkgon.
September 1871, 2O--f
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Due VET T7NAhx CoIIEH1.--Ne c
take pleasure in asking the attention
Of our people to the Due West Fe-
male College. This is one of The
most prosperous in tho Southern
country, and is presided overby a
corps Of as able and efficient teachers
as srs to be found anywhere. The
standard Of education is high, and
the instruction thorough. The tai
tioa is cheap, tie place is healthy,
and in the midst Of good communi-
ty. Educate your daughters.
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ELECTION
M % IT z @ Ez 3

AN ELECTION for 1NTEN DANT
"a and FOUR WARDENS for the
Town of ABBEVILLE, will be. held
in the Court House, on MONDAY,
the 11th day of SEPTEMBER, 1871:
Polls opened ut H., and close at
5 p. NJ.
"I;vcry citizen entitled to vote for
'memLcrs of the Legislature Of this
Estate, and who shall haze resided
"within ;hc limits (corporatc) aforc'
"saiI for sixty days Immediately pre-
"ceeding the day ofclection, or who not
''having so resided, shall own a free.
"hold within the said limits, worth at
"lcast two hundred dollars, shall bo ell
"titlel to vote az tho said election.
"All bar rooms, saloons, and other
sp!accs for the sale Of liqnors by re-
"tail, will be closed at 6 o'clock of the
"cvening preceding, and remain closed
;until 6 o'clock in the morning OF the
sdav after the clcI'i@D," n 4. !H-' >:
'g!':ry.
Tic 1,iow;.1c. ,nsnaa"rs are ap-
printed: j. rusnes e:!sc;l, Il. Il.
Ellison, l.. ID. Bowie.
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THE Rural Carolinian for September
has been received, and we'll maintains
for September has been received, and
will maintain it's reputation, in the
variety and richness of its contents
Col. Aiken contributes a leading ar
ticle on clover. 1t is a valuable pub
Iication, and we take pleasure in com
mcnIin@ il.
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Doors, SASH, BLINDS, ac.-We take
pleasure in recommending to the at
tention of our people the mandatory
of Doors, Sash, Blinds, &C., Of Geo
P. Hacker, of Charleston, S. G. He
is vouched for by our friends in Char
lesion, and We would be pleased fol
him to receive q share Of tho custom
of our people. His prices arc moder
ute and his work is excellent. A tria
will satisfy our friends.
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND Con-
TRAcToRs.-We learn from our Char
lesion exchanges that Mr.. P. ?. Toale,
the well-knowa manufacturer OF
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, &c. has estab'
lished depot at No. 20 Hayne street
where no keeps constantly on hand
not only all articles from his own
mandatory, but also every variety
of builders hardware, French and
American window glass, both plain
and.ornamental, slate maftels, and
in short, everything necessary to
finish handsomely, a residence, a
store, or church.
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ARcn1TECTURE.-We direct atte

ARcn1TEcTURE.-We direct atten
ton to the advertisement Of Capt. a
", Clarkson, Architect. We kno"
something Of him aud tax" ,plcasurc
in recommending him as the best
architect that wc havo over had III
this community. He can certainly
make it to the interest Of parties
building to consult shim. Some o.
his work may be seen in our village
which will show his taste and skill
His plans arc to reduce the expense
of building, not to increase the cost
The cotton press Of which be speakl
we believe to be a'good ono. ..
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Stage Mauagers-J. R. Mocombs'
J. E. Foster.
5 Marshals-Johu Wells, G.s. Cade.
Henry Bouchillon, Thos. Link, jr.
At tho conclusion Of the exercises
all of the supper that had not been
previously disposed of was sold al
auction to the highest bidder.
Everything passed off without
jar to mar the pleasure Of tie even
ing. We congratulate the manager
and performers on their success.
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BsA. The convention of the
'Circles of Prayer" will meet at
Lowndesville station, Smyrna
church, the Wednesday before the
Sd Sunday in September, at II
o'clock, a. m.
II. Fl. HARPER,
Chairman.
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Ey We have received from Ale

w We have received from Alex
Y. Lee, Esq, Columbia, "Dcscriptive
Catalogue of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, Shrubs, Roses, Evergreens,
Flowering Plants, etc., cultivated and
for sale at the Fruitland Nurseries,
Augusta, Ga, P. J. Bcrckmans, Pro,
prietor." The lists seem to bo com.
plete and the prices fair. We trust
that the Fruitand Nursery may re-
ceive liberal support from our peo
pie. No money is bottcr spent, thar
the money spent in beautitying and
making ones homo attractive.
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September, Thursday Z, 1871

TrnMs.-Three dollars q year, IN ad-
vance. .,r sbortar
Nme than six months.
Vt" Transient advertisements are charged
sor or the rate or ONE DOLLAR Err inch
snaee for the first insertion, and FIFTY
isESrs for each subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction from the above
rates is made to persons advertising by
the quarter or by the year:
rSr All obituary notices and tributes
Of respect are charged for at the usus!
rates Of advertising.
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NBw FIRa.-Our friends Aessrs
w. T. Mcdonald and r. n. Haddon,
have formed copartnership in the
merchantile business. We heartily
wish them that liberal patronage to
which their business tact and fair
dealing sRs.ls the4
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1871-09-07

~ We direct attention TO the
change in tho advertisement ordering
the election for Town Council. TO
US this is an important election and
every voter should attend, and vote
for tho best mon.
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49, See notice Of Emporium OF
Fashion in another column. By en-
ergy and business tact Mr.. Fowler has
built up large trade in his line OF
business. Success is the best eyi-
dence Of merit Ths Emporium OF
Fashion is q credit to bis taste, and
an acquisition to the town. .
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TIE SoNe MESSENGER, by Root
& Cady, Cuicago, ILL.,, has been re-
ccived at this Office. The lovers of
music will appreciate it. Price $1.oo.
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w Maj. John Alexander, of the
we'll known Congarce Iron works,
will please accept our thanks for late
Scotch papers.
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SALOON TABLES,

WYEA-POY Tables, Cottage Wash
s. stands, Towel End Wash-Stand, ,
Al J. D. CHALMERS & co.
Sept. Z, 1871, 2O-tf
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!. T: 6. DgrRE,
Intendsnt.
State of. South Carolina,
ABBEVILLE COUNTY.
BY L. L. GCFFIN, Esq, Probate
Iudpe
Sept. 7, 1871, 2O-1t

BY L. L. GCFFIN, Esq, Probate
Judge.
WHEREAS, Pharez G. Martin,
w has made suit to me, to grant
him Letters of Administration of the
Estate and effects of Nancy Clark,
deceased, late of Abbeville:
THESE ARE THEREFORE,, to
cite and admonish all aud singular, the
kindred and creditors Of tho said
Nancy Clark, decd, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court Of Pro-
bate, to be held at Abbsvills &. H., on
tho 18th day Of September, after
publication hereof, at II O'Clock in the
forenoon, to sheW cause, II any they
have, why the said Administration
should not be granted:
Given under my hand, this 30th day
OF August, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy
one, and in the ninety sixth year of
American Independence
Published Oh the 7th day Of septem-
ber 1871. ,n,
L. L. GUFFIN,
J. P. A. G.
s,p tcm5or7, 1871, .0-9
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~ From tho 25th, August to 1st
September, 81 deaths occurred in
Charleston from yellow fever, OF
these two were colored
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COTTAGE WALNUT

"A ND Painted Bedsteads, at the low
"A est prices, at J. D. CHALMERS,
d 60. ' [Sept. 7, 1871, 2O-tf
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FURNITURE.

MAHOGANY, Walnut and Painted
V Bureaus, just received, at low
prices, J. y. CHALMERS Il co.
Sept. z, ISL, 20-tf
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@- We learn that tho Whining
ton, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
is now within six miles Of Columbia
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Ey The Marlboro Times las been
enlarged, and comes cut in a new
lress. .- "
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THREE OR -FOUR CAR-
PENTERS may find employ
ment a theMarshall House.
Aug. 81, 1871. =.

A .JOTRNEYMAN PRINT
"A. Err eau find employment at the
9Press and Banner Office. Wages,
sS5 cents per thousand. [Aug. 81
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GILT MOULDINGS,

NKTALNUT Mouldings, Rustic
w Mouldings, Oval Frames for
Pictures of all sizes, at J. d. CHAL-
MERS & CO. Sept. !, 1871, 2v-tf
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DUE VEST FEMALE COLLEGE


ENHIRTEENT!I year will open
d Oct. 2 and close middle next
July.
Past prosperity most encouraging,
Faculty full and completes teachers.
Location pleasant and healthy.
Course of instruction thorough.
Government. that Of well ordered
family. ......... -
Expenses for the year 1.-TWO months, 4o
wecks,) for board Including washing)
and Tuition in all literary studies in
Guiding Latin SlS4.50.
French, Music, Drawing, Painting,
&C., at very reasonable rates.
For Catalogue, address the President.
J. I. BONNER.
DUE WEST,
Abbeville Co., S. G..
August I, 1871, co-..tf.
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at little before sunset the barbe-
cued meat supper was announced
when al repaired to the tables in the
grove, where we found an abundance
Of all the substantials in the line OF
b1eads, meats, &C., done mp in the
best style of the culinary art. The
supper concluded the tableax, dia.
logues and music came next with the
following programme
Tableau-Popping the Question at
o Pic Mic.
Dialogue-Wit and Wisdom. ,
Tableau-Empress Of France and
Ladies of her Court.
Tableau-Young America.
Dialogue-The TrapPer Trapped.
Tableau-Old Bachelors Valentine.
Comedy-The Loan Of q Lover.
Tableau-The Royal Family OF
England.
Tableau-The Happy Father.
.DialogUe-The Welded Life OF
Mrs. Bradley. -.
Tableau-Queen Mary Defending
Herself and Children. .
Mr.. ". Il. Taggart then announced
a RECESS Foa ONE HOUR,
and invited the audience upstairs to
the cake supper, where we found a
number of handsomely arranged ts'
bles, containing all that heart could
wish. These, presided over BY the
beauty and grace Of the neighbor,
hood, wore irresistible. In the
dining room the time was very pleas
antly spent in buying, eating and
social converse. After which the
tableaux, dialogues and music were
resumed with this programme:
Papa and Mamma Feeding the
Baby.
Mike Cooter in his Office.
Napolcon's Interview with Jose
phine.
Evening prayer. -,
King Henry VIII and Ammo Bo
leyne.
Reconstruction Court Of Justice.
Smiles and Tears.
The New School Master.
Morning Of the 18th Brumaise.
Old Robin Gray.
Scene in O Barber ShoD.
After the tablcau, Of "Auld Robin
Gray" when the curtain had beer
dropped, that famous Scotch song
"Auld Robin Gray" was sung to th'
admiration and pleasure Of all present
by voices behind the scene which w
recognized as Of our friends Capt. r
j. McCaslan and lady, from Ninety
Six.
At intervals we were favored Will
good violin music by Messrs. G. "
Cowan, e. Cowsn, and J. McClane.
Miss Ellen Taggsrt and Miss Min
ME Chiles had grab bag" sn'
were quite rpccessinl in GHlherlnl
up quarters and dimes. There seem
to be strange idea amongst US al
in respect to ratilcs and games o
chance Every man suppose,, from
some mysterious decree Of fortune
that he is to hold prize ticket, when
in reality, there is but little Eort
probability Of his drawing . prize
than Of bis being struck BY light
ming.
The receipts af ths eyoning
amounted to 1915.
The following are the committees
Executive Committee-Wm. n
Taggart, Chairman, IT. Horton, P
Fl. McCaslau, A. B. G. Lindsay. La
d;eEMiss Sue McCaslan, Chairman
AIRS. A. E. Morris, Miss Ellen Leslie
Miss Ellen Link, Miss Mollie Foster
bliss Bell AcCombe, Mrs. ". u. Nc
Caslan.
Committee on Cake Supper-Ars
Mary Postell; Chairman, Mrs. W. Il
Taggart, Mrs. R. A. AcCaslan, Mrs
A. B. G. Lindsay, Mrs, Saml Link.
Ticket Agents-B. S. Barnwell, n
D. McCaslan.
Door.Keepers-E. F. Parker, R. F
@eCaslaa.
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~ Gov. Scott has returned and
re-occupicd his Office in the capitol.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-10-21
POLL n'ANES!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Poll Tax. for the year ISL. Is now due and
payable to the County Assessor. BY Act Of March
:. 1sG7. all corporations or individuals having per-
sons in their employ are held responsible for their
poll lax. go. W. CHEDTC,
eg3tt Assessor for Ormsby County
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Marriage and CeliDacy.

Marriage and Ce1iDacy.
Es.afs for Young Men. or great 50
CInL EVILS and ABUSES which interfere with
NARRIAGE-with sure means Of relief for the
Trtiug and Unfortunate. diseased and debilitatet
Sent frre. in sealed envelopes. Addree
Philadelphia. ocZ3-tf
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So75,0CO

In Cash Gifts 20 he distributed by
the metropolitan Cash Prize Co.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS 4 PRIZE.
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We clip the items below from the
M,mnbi, Annn,l thory, we bayo
,I;..,,,I m,l
"'' N'''' 1T our VI, '''g,.e' '""' '''
has resigned Judge PIerfepoh Is a
lawyer OF emjnence, and we believe
has never been very ultra ii hi,
r,l;,ic,I ~o,inioos.
~.
,',,t' vac re-"
y, S'".s' ~" n',l'I " T"',';y', r,!.'
MA W." S~'''I'a''I az i"'e ~ '''',
IiV VIZ an 9r,Sl''"I Dr'i''F"' IN"
o'' w ul''N'',* o'' VI " var ,''
,'''r ''' 'o','''"'s E'"'e"'
'''''''''' ~" "I?''n' ago ~
was oV''', =" "'N""''uon 10
'''' wv. 10y 'u'T'''t'' o.
..,I ~. n''''"' '''"'"9 u
''y" us "'.""'
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r. W.. PHILLIPS.
10 FOR TIL Holidays

\ large stock Of HOLIDAY
GooDs, both for culinary and
ornamental purposes, will Re
found at r. w. Phillips. Old
and young children will please
take notice.
De-. :. 1871.
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Every Piano flIly warrrntcd 70. Gyg
VnSTG.
NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND.

TTNDER and pursuant to a decree Of
- the Paobstr Court of Noxubce county
aod State Of Mississippi, made the lsthd y
Of November, a, d. 1859, the UNDERSIGNED
will, on Monday the 4th day of December
next, offer and proceed to sell ut public
yenduc, to the highest bidder, for cash, be-
tore the COURTHOUSE door In the town of
Macon, in said county and Statc, between
the hours prescribed by law, aad the deer, @
OF said court, the following lands, with tpc
tcnrments and herrditamcn;s thereto be-
longing, wing and being in said county qnd
state, 0ad mentioned in said decree, L, vi,.
being lots Of land Nos. nine and sixteen, in
section two, in township No. sixtecn al
range No. 10 east, dots . md lG. sec. =
T. II, Il. 10 e. confirming about ciyhlt
ceres, oS the cstnte Of Charles Stewart dc.
Oeased, to pay debts.
V, NJ. WILLIAMS,
Admir- Of Charles Stewart, deceased
Nov !, lS1l,-ts
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W.Laow BROOK WlNYIE.
New Law B0aks---NiysiSsippi STATE
Case.

Mr. Atfornav ConaraI Borrfs hos
in press in New York, and will
have ready by the 10Th OF January,
a work tHat VIII be OF rare interest
and value to the Ioga' profession in
tins state j IS a new Report Of
all the DECISIONS IN Criminal Cases
OF the hlSh court and supreme court
Of inns N'aIe Irom Tue orSanIzajIon
OF the Jodiclary IN the year ISIS,
down 10 t"e present day, with copl-
Gus notes referring TO 0lher English
ana American authorities, and tulI
Prtcedeht' ioF criminal PieadI1g>
ana for entries Tor the clerks IN
making up records Complete IN
Two volumes, c~oh,alalaE IN both
about lHOO pages. Ihe mrs. volume
VIII pc emOellSHea with a porti"It
OF Chlei Justice ~Sbarkcy, and the
second with that OF the peerless
orator and advocate, Sargent 8,
frehlISS'
MISSISSIPPI REPORTS.
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Esg" Blankets, bed-Spreals and
comforts 1t low figures Mt
KLAUS 4 BRO.
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E9aCSerei,
Fancy Groceries, Of all kinds,
Also, good assortment of HtRD-
WARE, such as Nails, Pocket kniyeS,
Table kniyCS, GUNS, (R0CAERY.
This is merely an outline Of
his large stock; and in thus call
ing the attention Of the public to
the advantages Of purchasing
OF this long and well establish
ed house, he refers confidently
to the old customers he has re-
tanned 50 many years, and OF
whom any merchant might be
pretty proud. He pledges him
self to pursue the same syste-
matte plan of business that has
established his reputation. He
never places his leading goods
below cost prices as a bait for
custom and if any one is Of
fered an article at such prices,
and for such a purpose, let him
call before purchasing, and |
will satisfy him that he can do
hetter. Again thanking the
public for their continued pa
tronage he invites all to give
him a trial.
r. w, PHILLIPS.
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NETV DISCO VHRTES
SIZE or THE SE0ONI1W NLNE

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o,.ol 1.oon;,c. lands WORTHY Of n,,rcbase from
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