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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-24

The New York Tablet Roman Catholic organl
I" can hardly conceive Of q man less fitted foI
the Presidency than Horace Greeley"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-24

The slurs Of the Greeleyites against Grant g.
the man on horseback are out Of pure envy, be-
cause their Chief can't ride astraddle. He went
into the Yosemite Valley once on mule back,
and got % terribly ehAfed that he had 10 take
his meals standing for q month Afterwards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-24

Re.xis. sho has just attempted Greeley's life,
is as had a faIln,- e Geographically a. he was as
capital mover. The New York Commercial, in
a criticism on the volume, speaks OF" the disor-
der Of his narrative, the ungraeefuiEess Of his
style, and the lack Of literary culture which his
thick book displays" and then cruelty asks
Reavis to explain what he means when he tells
us that the mental grasp" Of Greeley extends
" beyond the most OF the minds OF the worlds
people, phrase which Is so utterly incompre-
hensible and high favored that IL defes alike
the rules Of rhetoric and the wits Of "the
worlds people,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-24

Some oficious champion Of the health ofhcer
writes TO us In salt-petsic terms, alleging
amongst other things that the "phraisiology" Of
the Communication in Satur days STAB In 70
eard to that oficer suggests the source Of 10
Inspiration" The ''phrsisiology'' Of our wrath
full correspondent suggests IN ignoramus, AM
proves o jackass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-24

The Chicago Trib1ae says that Illinois will 60
for Greeley, but doesn't say it as IL it meant 1t.
On the other hand, Gen. Logan predicts that
" at least one-haH the democrats OF southern
Illinois viii vote for Grant, and the Chicago
Nmes (democratic) declares " there II no doubt
but tbs Is true. and no doubt that it IL equally
rue OF every other state In the union"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09

Tile GREAT HAIR PRoDucER.-Huir
Oils, pomatums and pomades h,ve had
their day. They belong to I'll mu = past.
Nobody that understands the cucmistry
OF the hair aud the philosophy of it's
growth thinks Of using them. Instead of
clcgging the pores Of the scalp with
tiick oilsuents, and thus obstruc,iny the
'nsensible pcrspirstion which is essen
tial to tho health OF the fbrcs, we now
cover the surf;ice of the head with an
ipyigorating application which pene
rates to the roots of-the hair and stimu
larcs them in the same way that the
ffcrtiliziug agents spread over the mead
ows stimulate the grass roots and cause
the blades to spring up in myriads, coat
IN, the earth with yerdure The invi..-
GRANT best adapted to this purpose is
L,pN's KATHAIRoS. 1t may we'll be
called the fertilizer Of the heal. To the
barren scalp it communicates vegctative
p'wer. If the hair is dropping out it
becomes glossy aud flexible under it's
genial operation, anu as II dressing it is
nn"nn'nsehca y: z=5 r.4p,,..:;..;. .....
has yet been laid on the toilet of fashion
sD-lf you desire rosy cheeks and a
complexion fair aud free from pimples
and BlOtches, purify your blood by the
use OF DIR. Pierre $ Gold.n Medical Us.
covery. 1t has on equal for this purpose
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09


TRUE EcoNoMY.-Thc country is at
present flooded with cheap aud inferior
goods of every description, which are
heral aed to the public in flaming adver.
tisementsr aud which fnd market
among those who have yet to learn that
''true ecouomy" consists in bujing n
fi>t class article from an established
and FIRST class house. For example
pianos OF various makers are offered at
about one-half the price of those of really
first class manufacture. Among the latter
none are more deserving of the cnco-
MUM really first class" than those man
ufacturcd by Mcssrs. WM KNABE &
CO., Of Baltimore, firm which dates
over third of cent ury, and whose
Pianos for excellenoy OF work mnnship.
durability aud sweetness of tone, stand
absolutely unrivalled and containing
many valuable patented improvements :,
to be found in 10 other instrument, made
by the very best workm men and of strict
ly first cluss and seasoned material.
The SO called "cheap" piano may
present fair external appearance, but
is ma de OF einferior and often entirely
unseasoned material, and soon becomes
wreck which defes the art of the tuner.
We make special mention Of the piano,
rs the most forcible illus tration Of our
remarks, which can be applied to almost
rovery; article we use in our families.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09

George w. Sturgeon was arrested on
the 9th ult., under warrant issued BY
Trial Justice Knowlton, and, wuiving
examination, was committed to Jail in de-
fault Of $4,000 bail.
The affidavit upon which the warrant
was grantee, was made by Capt Frank
III. Greene, County Treasurer, and
charged Mr.. Sturgeon with having
stolen aud appropriated to his own use
100000 of tie States money, while
acting as deputy Treasurer of this
County. '.'ir'" e
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09

We ask for the card of Col, q. W.
Dudley, published on our first page, the
calm consideration of all thinking men.
Ie. 1t furnishes, We believe, the only So
luton to the political problem now vex-
ing SO many honest minds in this State
II bears upon its face No trace of any
unworthy motive, aud its reasoning is
entitled TO the respect due to all serious
argument. -'H -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09

HEAVY MIsFbRruNE.AT w ife and
three children of w. J.. w. Riley, Esqs
died suddealy last week, Short
iy after the death Of Mrs. r. and one of
the children, We were informed by DR..
c. G. Stevens, whose brother was one of
tho physicians. il attendance, that in
ti.1sA- 'e-H- --se-r:-:s5:.i7 Is 5;,.s; 81
death. Mr., Riley will have many sympa-
thiaers among those who were acquaiut
cd with his amiable family
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09

Opelika, Alabama. has created son.
sation by the new leap. year mode of
eating philorcnas in that place, as re-
ported by the local editor Of the Loco-
nlotiee.. The young lady5takes the al
mond between;hcr teeth and the young
gentei-an bites il of.--Erchanye.
We have, just bought buushel of the
shortest almonds in town. Don't any
body tell somebody - .a7 ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09
FOR TIE YEAR 1869.

FIRST DISTRICT,
John Barber l2l acres.
ID i Board, 100 acres
Rachel Bars, Isl acres.
J ) Rozard, jS acres.
Mary Ann Board, 2SS acres.
w q Bonuctt, 300 acres.
Mary a f Brndham, 80 acres.
WIN Il Dantzlcr. 800 acres.
ID ID Dan,zler, Agt, 222 acres.
ID ID Dantzlcr, Agt, 222 acres.
Jas A Dnntzler. Agt, 800 acre..
Margret Darnell. 40 acres.
Frank Fielder, Agt, l3l acres.
J III Fielder, Agt, l2T2 acres.
J \ Fielder, 800 acres.
Nj A Trick, 260 acres yt
Fred Hammer in, 30 acres.
w J Kizer, % acres.
Kuf,ls Myers estate, AI3 acres.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09

The orangebnrg Agricultural Society
last Monday elccted,the' following gen.
lemen as Trustees for the ensuing year
4. DR.. r. A. Elliott, Col. Paul S. Fielder,
Messrs. IF. NJ. Moorer, W. G. Moss, F
HI w. Brieg,nann, DIR. r.. w. Bates aud
Capt. James F. Izlar. 49, th''i
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09
Las. Monday was saleday. Fewe

Last Monday was salcday. Fewer
victims and more order than usual
In the case of Joseph p. Murphy VS..
J. ID, Murphy, o2 acres were sold to b.
ID. Meyers for s145,OO. The same
purchaser, in the same case, paid 1896
for another lot ofss acres.
or the NJ. b. Treadwcll property
three lots were sold to u. VI. Wolfe at
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09

We recommend our lady friends who
are fond of anything particularly nice
I'M Che way OF dress! goods (Which
amounts IT'S INSTRUMENTATION to them
ally to examine the fnc stock of such
articles now for sale by Mcssrs. Theo-
dore Kohn & Brother ~
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09

t. Lewisville has been Incorporated and
is now Town, extending three quarters
of mile in every direction from Mr..
w. H. Hennou's new store. 1t is q
thriving, go-ahead place, aud we wish it
increased prosperity to- correspond with
its new dignity, ~, m, ~ y
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09

! Mrs FL Tate, 900 j 1. :
j III p Tate, $50
Est A s Tate, 1900, gs
Mrs T l. Whitsell, $50
WILLOW TowssHrr.
York Burns, 33
Mis- M g Cannon, 793
Sarah, Carson, 129
Est j Il Ficken, 2G0
Temperance II FoSle, 142
Mary Garrick, 151
Mrs Mary Graves, 105 N7sA
Miss Sarah Graves, 900
James Hagens, 81
John NJ Hpshess 80 fATTI 81
John r. Jenaiugs, 10GSSS%% j J..
Mrs Elizabeth Jennings, 1900
Andrew Stealipan, 33
g G Stevens, 625 r
Marvel Stone, 200
landlord Steward, 800
S b Sawyer, 400 =
Ezra Snellgroye, 738
Francis Thirkill, 153
Mrs Taunt, 100 .ri,-
George Yon, so nrr.
Zion TOWNSHIP. -
Elvira 8 Mount, 750 81, ,...i. w.
e NJ McMichael, 294 .u,ss -al no
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09

Attention is directed to the new ad.
.y21is ysT'iissement ,e.h of wm, mE,..MAss n sain & Co.
3 This is the time and theirs is the place
to buy good farming stock a. prices that
% Ti'ti.GP l~SAf r. -T'.f ke3aT D. N.
will not make too largo a. hole in seve
raj bales Of cotton.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09
FOR TIE YEAR 1868.

Finr DISTRICT.
d Bookhart, 2T2 acres.
John O. Conklin, 100 acres.
II Folder, j 2f2 acres.
NJ j Fielder. 50 acres.
Rachel Ilaigler, 200 acree.
A d Inabinctt, l40O acres.
W J kizer, % acres
Kcno erly, Est Of =, one town lot and 90
acres.
Mrs Ann Meyers, one town lot.
j p Murphy. 555 acres.
parler. 36O acres. + krgF
Patrick. l2S acres.
W. '!'Ne'''"N Mt Q" no.e'' .
,re", :'''" SP"re"; To- acre'.
t,"" ''"et,' on ~ "o'e''
~ "''e"' wv "''eS'
-. :" 80 acres
i',.n ,,,, @ 20" h're9' $50
N''s'''' ~" "''eS' 'i' ''
SEcoSp DISTRICT.
Mary \ Axons 2oo.asres.
Abrnm Antiey. 800 acres.
Margrct Bonnctt, l0acrcs.
q VI Danlz!cr, 100 acres.
Mrs q l. Graves. :Ss7 norcs.s zr
David IIanc, 15I acres
l. inablactt, 800 acres.
va "it ~ ,'o "c''S'
+ I ,.lI.. l,,, Iio
Frederick Livingston. Agt, G15 acres.
Glenn Oliver, 900 acres,
go 49,, r.;H' n"I"'l' w "otr'.
Albert x rnhar 5000 acres
Daniel Uimcr, 81 acres
Joseph Wolfe, 100 acres.
w =, n w;I,;, ~ ;ng, Aoo "o."s, .,,n
IoI,n /, yni,,,o.i irn .,,,
FA Tcigler, ll3 acres.
Francis Ze'g'cr' 80 acres
THIRD DISTRICT.
John brown $40 acres,
M,c,,, I""'"5, n,'',.r w, in1 ~ 'o," 's''S'
Thoma, t;nr,lucr. l:5l acres.
Gideon lIutto, 400 acres.
> iiArtzos' 100 acres.
1n l,a,,;n '".'nS, q, lno aereS
,.,,,. 80
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09

s1l each, and ono to E. 9. Grey for sl5.
Mrs. Treadvell bid in numbers from
IL 70 IA inclusive at s110 each, aud
pu%bers from 2 to 10 inclusive, and from
IS To- 60 inclupiye, a. from s5 to $40 per
lot.
A small amount Of personal property
also changed hands. - =
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09
FOR THE YEAR 1869.

AsmLIA TOWNSHIP.
Wade II Wise, 200 acres.
BRANCmvILLE TOWNSHIP.
RG M Berry. 500 acres.
w Crum, l Town Lot.
VIM Grimes. 1872 acrcs.
Mrs Ann Myers, | Town Lot
CAw-CAw TOWNSHIP.
Madison Stabler, Agt, 100 acres.
Cow CASTLE TOWNSHIP.
Olin Conner. 500 acres.
Ezra Connor, ll15 acres.
Ezra Connor, Agt. 4i4 acres.
Mrs Mary llua. 3o3 acres.
VIM Summers, 800 acres.
EpIsro TowSsHIr
Matilda Dantzlcr 500 acres
Sam'l 4. lzar 20 acres.
ELIzAngrH TowNsA!r.
y p Cain, 260 acres.
GoopiANp TowSsnIr. N
John c Tanning. 575 acres.
HurEMELL Tow. AR.
Shonburg Wolfe Ven Petins, loll acres.
LYoN rowssIlr.
Eliza Wics, $50 acres. t
UnANEE TOWNSHIP.
Est S. Kcnnerly, town lot.
PharO Robinson, ! town lot.
...>, -. =. .o;......, ...t,, u; 49,.
j X Toomcr, Ag town lots.
PINE GROVE TOWNSHIP
Albert Il. Tabor. 5000 acres.
ID o Tinhal, Agi. 22i acres.
Julia Wilcs, 80 acres.
LIBERTY TuwNsniP.
J.J. Douglass, 100 acres.
MIDDLE TOWNSHIP.
jacob Bozard, 40 acres.
Ed f. Reese, 745 acres.
NEW IlurE VowNsuIr.
Simeon + Baxter. 2iS acres.
WILLOW TuwNsmIr
John Rickcnbakcr ll5j acres.
Stanmore B Sawyer, $50.
Rocky GRovR rcwNsuir.
James Fickling. Est of ID 5 Tyler, ;JS acres
Warren kinsmAu, 292 acres.
XIoN TowNsm!r.
Sarah NJ Joiner, III acres.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09


THE ToURNAMENT.-The following
isa llst Of the Officers and Knights who
|aSe 10 take part ia the approaching
Tournament:
Judges. '
s Cor. "A. d. FREDERICK. roc't
CART. JAMES f. IzLAR. sa !.
' DIR. A. 8. SALLEY.
JAMES H. FowLEs, ESQ.
So Herald. F.t5
','s , CAPT, T. a. JEproRDs. ~.
Knyhts. =
- -alessrs- a. w. Patrick, Black Plume j;
j. Geo. Vose, White Plume; j. B. o.
Bcttison, Yellow Plume; J. S. Alber-
gotti, "A. NJ. salley,' DR.. NJ. G. sallcy,
John j.. salley, White Star; N. NJ. Sal
ley1Gt GtlL. ,Sallcy, Knight of Edis,o; T..
G. Vince, Daniel Zimmerman, John
Robinson, Richard XIV; Murray Rob.
inson, w. NJ. .sain, W. Stokes, cred
CrossY; ;P., G. Cannon, "Lost Cause;
w. Baxter, Henry Ellis, John McKewn,
d. T.$B: Legare, ''Berwick" S. d.
Dantzler, George Sellers, Charles Cul-
Ter, J. s: Hayward, DIR. w. 7. Bates, T.
IT. Rickenbacker 1. S. Cummings.
We hope that each Of these gentle
men will bear off his niue rings at each
charge,
: The time determined upon for this
pleasant affair is the first of May, and
the place, the old field 10 the rear of
Judge Glover's premises.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09

We shall henceforth notice carefully
'''' ah books and periodical sent to us that
bk ase;worth noticing.
~ Publishers may keep all others for
home consumption
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09

10 syss Treasurer Greene requests us to say
''4,' shae the sale Of Delinquent Lands will
9s 9, positively take place as advertised. :"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09

-Isaat o.is Asbill has passed the House, proyid-
n'e'N ing for the election Of Justices of the
pssn sReaoaEE If, It faally ibecenes alaw we
presume every other man, at least, will
-aR + be,a candidate. t,tia -
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09
Delinquent Land List
ORANGEBURG COUNTY

FOR THE YEARS
AS0S, 1880, IGI7G and iS7l.
FOR THE YEAR 1871.
AMELIA TOWNSHIP.
David wa-Ing, 25 acres
+ w Brady, 218 acres.
Mrs r Everhart, "a acres.
Elizabeth Moyes. Estate, $50 acres.
4 j Frederick, lKt, 1900 acres
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09

G M Bruner, 200 ,.,.,
Miss Adaline Board, as -,
Evrin Judy, 80 u 'AIrfr
Jim Kennerly, 96 ~
w j McGrcw, 291
j. NJ Ra,nbcrt, 260 .'s'h
. G Rush, 81 .n
w b Way, Agt. 104
GooDLAsD TowssnIP
james Williams, 109 - sar,,s
Henry n Argoc, 10 fs's no.
r NJ Argne, 80 ~.
j w Braaley, 1S9 'is
Jacob + Doollcy, 215 ,1-H
Emanuel Gibson, 359 ss,l S,
Nathan A Kea1ln, 20
Daniel Porter, Agt, 200 ru
. |. Phillips, 189 a'n
Ned O'Rcc,7
James w Young, 36 ,a
ITgBRoN TOWNSHIP.
Il W Board, $50
Josiah Chavis, 125
Rachel W Carson, 200 -
HorEwELL TowNsurr.
Henry Cooper, 406
Matilda Smith. so
L'uERrY TowTsnIr.
d r Barton, Guard, 1000
Il + Glcaton, 81
X Nj a Il Glcaton, &c
Hiss V Il McMichacl, GIG
DIR Il Miller, 374 =
Jessie j Pearson, 100 h
w w Rutland, 1870
Lrox's Towssuir.
Wesley Brown, so 3S
George Gates, 435
II Il Rickenbacker, 20
Max Wagner, 2 buildings
MIDDLE TowSsnrr..,
Henry Adams, 80 ,y.T,gr-rrr-s
Rachel Haiglcr, 200 --.'aaa
John a Gravier, 43 ..-r-y-y--g
James May. 800 t11--- -
ID w Smell, 1850 r J..
Edward White, T3 lin -
NEw IIopE TowSsnIr.
Mrs * Frederick, 1920 les .
George Garvin, SO -.,...
Ephraim Utscy, 1042A.-i]Ia
ORANGE TowSsuIr.
Thos Ray, one town lot.
j 7 Antley, 20 - -
CS Bull, SIS sl...slAil
John Daiscy, town lot a'
Mrs j Il Ehney, town lot q
Mrs Mary Ehney, town lot
Mrs S a Glover, 275, Ei-y8
Jeremiah Guignard, PSF
Mrs Anna A Glpvcr,yl49Uxa
Rachel smoak, 3 8 .' A'1'.s''aA-A-
Est a Strpman, 900 .
Henry II Smith. town Slot
B L Thompson, Adhfy' 15Ifr
j r Toomer, Ast, town lot j
Henry Washington, ,o%nJldts
rlsE Gfdet fewSsn,r.
+ DufforJ. Adn'r. 81
j i Hair, 20 bo7 r>,,1gs
4 w Riser, 900 -
james D Vice, B as
PorLAR TOWNSHIP.
j + Smith, $50
John Winges, $50
PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIPS.
ID II Dantzler, 127
James w w Moorer,Ji
- L. pt-,o- 90 ~
Mary Pri,chard, SO
John ID Shulcr, so
Brian y Shrler, 1900
j d Shulcr, i.f2 >
John Saulsberry. $40 u i.
u W Thompson. 100.
Rocky Gnovs TowSsunr.
j Il Brown, 100
j + Kuight, 195 = ~
John f Rains. 200 q,
William Williamson, log
TABERNAcLE TOWNSHIP.
TT Brodie, 1870 .E
Edward johnson, $50
} w Tyler, l75
Mrs /. II Tyler, 13
i Il Tyler, Agt, 269
Il B Tyler, 800
y w & J n Tyler, $50
Josephine Tyler, 200
Able Burke, 1877
UNION TowSsHIr.
w \ Easrerin, l73
G Mclienry, Agt, 360
l. ID S Kenncrly, 325
A } Kittrcll, Agt. 304
G. S McMichacl, 30
C q Mcmillan, 1000
james Mannigault, 16
j ID Palmer, 251
T j Quigley, trustee. town lot
Char'e Sally, ct al, 40S
II RTyler, 397
VANoE's TOWNSHIP.
Francis Jones, 333
Snuon X ~ al
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-03-09
FOR THE YEAR 1910.

WV L IL IL LIZA ~ loSO.
AMELIA TOWNSHIP.
E a Thomas, 1900 acres.
BRANcpvII.LE TowNsnip.
r. C N Berry, Trustee, 800 acres g
CAw-CAw Township.
JEL Amaker, 3S45 acres.
Cow CASTLE TOWNSHIP.
Wm Summers, Estate, 2G0 acres.
EpIsTo Township.
John Myers, Trustee. ~.
ELIZABETH TOWNSHIP.
BE Golson, Estate, 80 acres.
John Hoffman,. GO acres.
1GooDBY's TOWNSHIP.
&c Edwards, 200 acres.
jim Kannady, 96 acres. re
GooDLAND TOWNSHIP.
Joseph Curtin, q acres.
LYONS TOWNSHIP.
George Gates, 435 acres.
LIBERTY TowNsHIP.
ID II Barton Admir-, G22 acres
Jessie Il Pearson, 100 adrcs.
Washington Robinson, Trustee, so acres.
MIDDLE TOWNSHIP.
ii n T. Sandal, 150 acres.
ORANGE TOWNSHIP.
W J DcTrcvillc, 233 acres.
Ann a Glover, 140 acres.
Sophia y Glover. 2i5 acres.
Isabella Mays. Town Lot.
= S;roman. Agent, 13 acres.
a Stroman, Estate, 800 acres.
POPLAR TOWNSHIP.
Edward Pauing, Sr., 100 acres.
Henry Wiles, 80 acres.
PROVIDENCE TOWNSHIP.
In Burkctt, 100 acres
James L Griffin, $50 acres.
Jno D shnlcr. 80 acres.
G W Thompson, 100 acres.
UNION TowN ;Hsp
G. S McMichael, 230 acres.
RN McMichacl, $50 acres.
j ID Palmer, 300 acrcs.s
NAScE's TOWNSHIP.
Frances Jones' 333 acres.
y Tate. Estate, 300 acres. u.
Mrs L L Whtscll, $50 aces. -
WILLOW TOWNSHIP. "a 4
John D Brown, l03 acras.
G c Cooper, Admir-. 1920 acres.
,Jas Davis 30 acres.
J FickIin, Estate. 2Go acres.
DR. q Stevens. G25 acres.
Zion TowNsIIp
W n Mount, $50 acres.
Sarah X Rowe, 400 acres.
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COTTON-Sales during the week so
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The TouRNAMENT.-The following,
isa list Of the Officers and Knights who
are 70 take part. ID the approaching
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-21
REMOV ED.

! ANDRETH'S Fresh and Genuine
II Garden Seeds for sale by
Nc Cmdy g. Duke
BLASTING Powder and Fuse, Com
ID Hampers, Coal Holds, for sale by
McCmiy g. Duke.
lHHE largest stock of fine Table and
( Pockel Cutlery in the county. will be
found at he Curry d UuEe s.
YlVERY article in The T,nware line for
q sale by NcCurdy g. Duke.
GLOVER SEEDED Bushels Choice
Il ONO Clover Seed Tor sale by
IcCurdy g. Duke
TEDZIE'S Rain Ware5 FlIteters, the
IL best article 10 use Tor sale by
UcCurdy g. Duke.
DIBBS. Suunyside. Sections and other
ID Fire Place Heaters, greatly improved
inr 1870, will be delivered and put up Of
shou uoHce and guaranteed.
DC Cmdy g. Duke.
AID Iron, Bones, Rays, Old Copper
v snt Brass, wanted IN exchange lor
Goods or Cash by
McCmdy g. DvEe,
7 LARGE stock OF Buggy end Wagon
a Whips, for sale by
McCmdy g. Duke,
DOPE. I'll sizes, Water Kegs, Tubs
II aud ~ ash Boards. for sale by
McCurdy d Duke.
FRENCH Muffin Pans, for sale by
McCurdy y Duke.
WE are Just receiving full stock OF
w hardware and other goods IN cur
line, whlch will be sold low.
McCurdy & Duke.
yNn + Improved Eagle Hay, Straw 'nd
( Stalk Gutter. cuts 1--WE different
lengths, also ,ae improved DeIswaFe Corn
Shelter, double and single spout, Tor sale
BY nc Curly g. Duke.
DARLOR, Office, Dining room, Cham.
| Der and Cook Stoves. full stock. for
sale by McCurdy q Duke.
OISTERN Pumps snd Hydraulic &c.
y men, for sale by McCurdy & Duke.
NOHN Shelters, and all the improved
II Cutting Boxes, for sale by
McCurdy q Duke.
NOAL Holds and Ash Buckets, made
" from The best galvanized iron, for rale
by McCurdy q Duke.
NTERCHANTS will find il to their al.
LIZ vantage to buy their Lard Cans end
other Ilnwsre from
MCCURDY a. DUKE,
march . ChaElesIown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-09-21
SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK
OF GOODS.

CHEAPEST IN TOWN FOR CASH.
COARSE and Fine Boots, Shoes for Men and
y Boys, Ladies and Misses Shoes, Goat and
Buffalo Calf Shoes, Auklets aud Turkey Mo-
rocco Shoes Goat Morocco and Lasting Shoes,
japanese Lasting and Seal Shoes, Chlldren's
Shoes from No. ! upwards, al sizes; Green
Morocco aud Calf, all sizes; Gum Shoes all
sizes.
HATS-Iats of all kinds Longfellow and
Holiday, Black and Brown, WonderIeti,
Black Nicholson, Satin Band, Inland and
Broadway, Improved Star Hat, and Gaps all
kinds. straw and Palm Leaf Hats.
NOTIONS.-Spool, Boss, all kinds; Skirt
Brode, Alpaca Brade, Pearl Shirt Buttons,
Shirt Bosoms, Suspenders Ladies Linen Han
kerchiefs. Hose for Ladies, Gents and Chill
dren: Knitting Cotton, Ladies Wooden Hose,
NetIs, Linen Collars, Paper Collars, Ladie''
Kid Gloves. Gum Blankets, Cndershrts and
Drawers, all kinds of Patent Thread and six,
Fancy Soaps, CaststIle Soap, Chalk Lines,
Pencils. Paper Shams and Collars; Combs, fine,
coarse, gum; Lamp Wick, Gun Caps, French
Cor.etts, Dark Corset Stays, Envelopes, Pa
per. &c. BUSTLES, all sizes. Ladies, Gents
and Misses Glove, Of all kinds.
TOBACCO AND SEGARS-Sea Bend, Pur-
cell Brand. Cady Virginia, Black Navy. James
Brand, Little Aggie, Buffalo Smoking, Naad
Queen Cut Tonaceo, FL Pasi Segars.
IL Just "Drsp In and get Bargains, next
door from the Register Ofics.
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