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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-02-25
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MESTIO.
NEW YORK.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. cld.... Feb %
SCSr Lilly. hughes. Fen II
Schr O Nash. Cromlry, cd....... $500. Feo ID
schr florence Rogers. sheppard. up ......Feb 10
Scnr James K Lawrence. TOrrey, ld......Feb II
Schr Jesse Hart, Hart, cid d...........-.....Feo
Schr W Il Mailer Crawley, up ............Feo IL
Schr B iazz trd. Brewster, cl1 Fen II
schr SUSAN stetson, Vat 8, cld.............Fro1 IL
Schr sabao. over cid .........-.....feb eb 10
Schr Matilda BI ooHs, Jcnes up.............Feo Il
BOSTON.
Steamship Mercsdita. Marshman, cld....... Feo 81
Br "ark Venus. Davis. Cid. cid........,..-.....Feo IL
Schr Sarah Potter. Wal CID cld................FtbS
Schr jennie Middleton, Whitaker, up......Feo IA
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton. cleared. 49, Feb q
krig Filth Hail. 0nver, slt.. Eeo u
Schr Elias Moore, DeGroot, cld.............Febl IL
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Cordova, stea1man. cld.....:........Feb
NBwBURYP0RT.
S,hr Means, Eaton. up....."............Feb
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NaOsES GOLDSMITH d5 SON,

MOSES eohDSA'rh Go 'oN'
CoLoNNADE ROW, vENBUE KANGD
Highest Cash Price paid for WOOL, WAX
Hides skins, Paper Stock, Iron, and all kinds OF
Metals.
Dealers in oONfoN, Naval Stores and Scotch
Pig Iron. may20-mWIlyr
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NoR ETOWN, S.. @.

F OR es 0 x eEro "N' s. d
Steamer EMILE, Captain O. @. xKSh
White. Time Table for February, ,kG11 Is
1873:
LEAVE CHARLESTON. LEAVE GEORGETOWN.
wRDNssY, Feb 6. GAM MONDAY, FEB 8, Il
MONDAY, Feb 10, 8 A u FRIDAY, FEB Z, 10. u
FRIDAY, Feb IA. 8 A n ~HDNFs'Y, Feo ~ bA4
WEDNRs'Y. FEB 10. 8 A u MONDAY, Feo II,
MONDAY, Feb "a. 8 A n FRIDAY, Feb q, A Y
FRIDAY, Feb 2s. 8 A Nl W8DNEs'Y. Feb 2s, "a Il
Freight received day before sailing.
All freight and wharfage must be prepaid.
SHACKELFORD KELLY. Agents,
feb9.tuthslmo North Atlantic Wharf.
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C1oR LIVERPOOL, VIA QUEENSTOWN
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAILS,

CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAILS;
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT wEsfERa
sHH@ sTEAH ooAPAET 2E
vim uispatch one OF their nrst-class, fWl4 gOWeT
IRON Screw Steamships nom m..{;s:
Cabin Passage $50, gold.
Steerage Passage (0mce 10. 70 BroaaSay) ssp'
For Freqht or Cabin Passage, apply TO
WILLIAMS & GUl0N,
No. SO Wall street, b. Z,
N.B.-Through Bills Lading TO Liverpool hsued
oy the Charleston and New York Stean5rs, wnicn
make close connection With the above line.
JAMES ADlEE 4 CO.,
WAIVER, HUGER d co.,
nava Or WI i. COURTEHAY.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE UaAKLEsroH NEWS.

Stores mnrket.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, February "a, 1873. !
OoTTuN-This market maintaiuei quiet and
dull aspect, with limited transacto5s at some.
what nominal rates. Sales about 500 bales, ln-
cludius about 200 sold on saturday, and not re.
porteu; say 50 a; ls1c, Is at lsX, at 1sx, II at
lSX at TO- 81 at lex, "a a. lsh, IL at lsx, IL at
leX, 8 at 2uh. at 2ox. at 2oH, and. on saiur-
day evening, 70 al l93s, 100 at lsH. We quote :.
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5hlpplng.
EOR LIvERP POOL.

L
The Al British Bark DAVID MoSUTT, III.
n. A. Lockhart, Master, having large 2&
portion OF her cargo engaged and going on
board will have dispsi ch for the above port.
For Freight engagements. apply to
febl9 henry OAhD Atlantic Wharf.
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ST. Loufs. Eehruar1 u.

Flour quiet and weak; superln. wIut.r S. 25a
oo. ,:oru dull and droop X at 32Ha3jc r, No
hlxed In eyatur. Viii Key dull ut o9c. Pork
aull at <l3 IS. b con nrm OF &c for clear siues,
buyer March; bling and order lots higher; &c
Tor shoulders, 74as for clear rib sides, and saS4
for clear Sides Lard steady at 7hc, seller March.
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.OR FERNANDINA. FLA,

TOR FERNAND1NA. FLA,
6ARIEN, BRUNSWICK AND sT. NARY's. Ca,
VIA
SAVANNAH. GA,
BEAUFORT, PACIFIC, CHIS0Lh'S AND WAX
LANDINGS. .a5
The Steamer
PILOT BOY.
Captain W. T. McNELTI.
VIII leave Accommodation Wharf = .zK-A
every THURSDAY MORNING, at g. 80 =
Returning. will leave Fernsndna every sAruR-
DAY AFTERNNUON after arrival OF traln, and sa'
yannah ev ry Nor DAY MORAIAa, at O'CLOCK.
Freight received here rvery WRDNxsDkxf and
must De prepaid to Way Landings.
shipments To the Gre u Agents WILL % lor-
warded free OF stol age or commission.
For engagement. apply to
feh1 IN. 10 East Bay.
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WEEKLY WEATHER. SUlfMlRY.

Snow has fallen throuyno 1t England.
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PROVISION AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

Flour, there Is 8 mouerR t Inquiry for family;
ex ra ST SO. Corn in goud demand at 400
lur mixed aud 42c for while. Pork sl4 Bacon in
Iair demand AZ 6c for snoul ers, for clear rib
sldes, aud 8H for rk ar sides. pack d. Lard
eady At 8K ,SHc FIR cnoice leaf II Llr ~, and 9
asH to sk Ill Kegs; steam TX. Wniskey steady
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

ANOTHER OF TnosE SINGULAR Occur
RENcEs The following, purportng to
be an extract from private letter from
New York, was published in the Hart
ford Times:
The lady Of the house where live W
brought to New York by her father and
mother (from IIamburg) when she was
eleven years old, and with her two
Younger sisters, all Of them charming
married women arc in this city now. j,
is an old story, but vividly fresh in the
minds Of the whole family. One night
in this city, the mother OF the three girls
having been kept up by some household
duties, had gone to bed about midnight
when, besides herself the whole house
was hushcd. Scarcely had she taken of
her clothes and got into bed, when she
had occasion to violently wake up hen
sleeping husband with this; "Do you
know that my mother is in America
she has just been in here. but would no,
speak to me, and tins moment she has
gone into the room with the children
Go in and bring her out How she has
found us out at this late hour Of the
night do not know" The reused hus
band went into the next room, turned NJ
the gas, and saw only three beautiful lit
tie girls, smiling and sleeping in one
wide bed. Ho noted date and hour. Il
is tame to tell the sequence. The mex
steamer mail from Hamburg brought
news that the grandmother Of the chill
drcn in that very night and hour had gone
to the beyond Did she stop in this cit,
10 bless the children on the way? Whc
shall tell? Strangest Of all. to the un
helieving-shall say uninitiated POI
the morning after the appearance th'
three little girls all told at breakfast abou
having " drenmed of grandmother.
-o0O--
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

La Mode Eegante, Modes de Paris. for Apri
i, on our table. The three Fashion Monthlies
Issued by S. r, TAYLOR OF New York, is de-
elared hv the ladies to be the best Fashion
Monthics out.
La Mode Eiegante Modes de Paris. imported
from Paris. Gives five very fine and highly
colored steel engravngs. several uncolorcd H.
lu,tra,ions taken from the first houses in Par
is, and also one cut pattern with each mum
ber One year, monthly, SIS. single copies 81
cents.
lie Don Ton. Journal des Nodes; gives month
ly. five fine and highly colorcd steel engrav-
ings; besides these. one large uncolored plate
beautifully executed by the best artists Of
Paris.
One year, monthly, SC, single copies 81
cents. the patterns are given with each mum
her worth more than the price paid for the
journal.
Revue de la Mode surpasscs every othei
Fashion journal Of its kind. II Is imported
from Paris and translated in English. IT
gives yearly over 1900 beautiful fashion cuts
and some 200 valuable patterns. varying IN
uyle and size 20 suit all. besides novelties foI
trimming and fancy work. 1t Is received
monthly Ia advance and put at the astonish-
\ n,x iu.~ price Of s3sO year; single numbers
IS cents.
All letters must be addressed to $. 7. TAl-
LoR Importer, SIG Broadway, New York.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

EF Soapwecd" is the name Of an
agreeable vegetable growing in Colorado
Territory. How it works may be inferred
from what happened to newly arrived
young lady who took q stroll out Of
Denver recently, CATER walking two
or three miles. she felt weary and looked
around her for something to sit down on.
Spying large bunch Of soapwced, she
went to it and sat herself down, not gent
", but with considerable suddcnnoss.
As she rose distance Of about fifteen feet
in the air, Immediately thereafter, she
evolved n scream that is described 10y
those who heard it rs regular blood
curdlcr. Hereafter she will carri cush-
ioned camp. chair with her when she
makes excursions in the suburbs. " An
obese German gentleman sat down on
the weed with some precipitation, and
the crowd attracted by his roars, explain
ed ~ shoost comes out nit mine cane
for lcctle walk, unit gifts pooty dam
tired, unit ! shoost sits down on dot
boonch, uut mine Got in himmel how
gifts bit more ash n dozen shnakes all to
voncs ~ Soapweed is mass OF spnes,
very delicate, beautiful and pcnetrA ing,
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

HoUsK CLEANING.-Cleaning is a sub.
ject by itself Its missrics have been
learned in suffering, and rhvmcd in song
1t Is the dread OF masculine humanity.
and is one Of the things that periodically
transfer some amiable women into fret.
fu and fault finding ones, and make hap.
py homes temporarily distressing Now
there is no need Of half the discomfort
and Inconvenience, the headache and
pneumonia and neuralgia. that come in
the train of cleaning, There is urgent
necessity that once year, at least, and
perhaps twice, most parts Of the house
should undergo the most thorough reno
vation. Let your weekly cleanings and
sweepings be as faithful as possible, still
dust and dirt will sift in and hide in un
suspected places, and moths will deposit
their eggs in carpets ani sofas Paint
will grow dingy, and ceiling become
grimed with smoke. But most OF our
spring cleaning is done too soon, aud
before we can do without fires safely.
The very neat housekeeper dslikes to
kindle the fire in the CRATE, when the
parlor is shining in it's freshness, and,
if it be a Medo Persian law in her family,
that cleaning is always to be done at n
certain time, no matter what the weather,
there will be days when not TO have fire
is to be very uncomfortable, perhaps
sick. For, as our friend Warner says
there are springs when the crocuses
won't be coaxcd up with pckax, and it
10 almost fatal or, at least. 1t is to invite
disease, to tnrn the house ont Of doors
and windows TIL their rigor is abated y
Begin at the top and take one room at
time. Rest between. Get Fanny and
Mary's room done first, then lie upon
your oars for two or three days, and
come down 10 mothers and the guest
chamber. Leave stairways and halls till
you have finished the parlor floor Only
clean on bright sunny days and when
you feel we'll BY extending over three
weeks what is ually accomplished in one
you will save time. temper. and health
| for it is not work that hurts, but worry
! ing over work -Henvh and Home
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

RATIO OF 1--we SrocK TO POPULATION.
Prof. Therold Rogers, Of Oxford Uni
vcrstv, England, has compiled curious
table showing the proportion ofdomcsti-
Gated live stock to population in the chief
countries in the world 1t shows the
following results:
Great Britain one COW 10 every II per.
sons; one sheep to every person and
one pig to every 10 persons.
France has n COW To every 6 persons
a sheep to every person, and a pig to
every 8 persons
Sweden has COW to every 81 per-
sous, sheep to every u persons; and
Pug to every l3 persons
Norway has u COW to 2!--a sheep /,
aid pig to lSpcrsons
Denmark has a COW to 9, q sheep to !,
and pig to AZ persons.
Prussia has COW to 5, a sheep to |,
and pig to 5pcrsons.
Wurtcmburg has n COW to 4, shecl
to ~ and u pig to 7 persons.
Bavaria has COW to 3, a sheep to 2!
and pig to persons
Saxony has COW to 9, a sheep to 8
and pig to s persons
Holland has COW to 4, sheep to 4
and pig to II persons
Belgium has n COW to Z, and sheep to
0, and a pig to s persons.
Austria has COW to 9. n sheep to
and pig to 5 persons
Switzerland has COW to 81. n sheer
to 5, and pig to Z! persons
The United States has COW to per
sons, n sheep to each person, and pig
to persons.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22
An Intelligent Traveller.

On my trip up the river from Vicks-
burg. (isn't it queer that came direct
from Vicksburg to Tcnnie {. y | calcu-
late drank mud enough to make an acre.
| know did to make an acher. My dis
position is rather lively than otherwise
and can't get along without talking. So
| talked with man. That man had
nose that took for red toy balloon,
and got acquainted with him by trying
to collapse it with pin He was the
quecrest shaped man ] ever saw. His
ribs must have been made out OF some
old umbrella frame 1t is no compliment
to watermelon to say that he was
shaped like a watermelon, and is down
right base ingratitudc to a squash to say
that he had all the symmetry ola squash.
but he had
Says he, What are you pricking my
nose for?'
Says /, How could know that that
is nose? 2
Says he, "Well, sir, it is, and my nose,
too
extende my hand and said, =" / for
give you "
Says |, What town is that, sir, that
we arc passingI"
Says he, That's Helena Ark "
SaysI, mo; is it related to Noah's
Ark
Says he, mot as knows on, but
that Noah, stranger, was mighty smart
man, he was.
Says l.. Yes. he conducted floating
circus very we'll"
Says he, SCOT one of his books -
Says |, 4" What?"
Says he, d" Read his dictionary ?"
To say | was astounded Is no name
for it. felt natter than the lower crust
ofa fried pie to think that one of the hu-
man sex, one of the travelling pro bono
pubiieos. could be 80 ignorant rs to take
Noah Webster for Noah's Ark found
out before | was through with him that
he mad always thought that Noah and
Daniel Webster were brothers, ard that
Noah Webster nayigated the ark and
Daniel Webster was the Daniel the lions
wouldn't eat told that fellow, THAT
he ought to die and make room for some
body to grow up who knew more that il
was great waste of bread for him to
live," and he don't like it, In all my
travels never met but one other man
whose intellect had been soaked in alum
as long as his had Cor. n. T. Sun
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22
Captain Jacks Forces

Mr.. Jesse Applcgate, late one Of the
Indian Peace Commissioners, authorizes
the statement that the band Of Modocs
who have so deiiantly resisted the mill.
tary forces Of the United States number
Just .dfty three Indians, and that these
are all renegados from their tribe, refus-
inr submission to the Indian Depart
mcnt OF Oregon. Cen Candy, had his
actions not been controlled by the Peace
Commission, could have surrounded and
captured this whole band long since, and
will probably have to do so yet.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22
RIVER NEWS.
TUESDAY. April %

TUESDAY. April ~
Tho river Ia on a stand with 3ls feet hv the
guagc. Weather warm and cloudy. with in
dications Of rain.
The steamer Halle Capt. Woodruff is due
and NAV be looked for any hour in the day.
The Halle arrived this morning from Little
Rock.
The Fort Gibson arrived Friday afternoon
from Little Rock with big trip Of freight
and passengers. and returned next day.
The Kitty Higler from Cincinnati arrived
monday morning. and leaves for the same
port to-day.
The Hegler took on 100 bales Of cotton here
Tor Cincinnati and the East.
New Orleans dispatch Of the 18th. say
oia' th' Exporter arrived from the Arkansa
,'ver with $500 bales Of cotton. The Iaraes
''sd since Inc war; ~
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22
PAY UP.

All indebted to us for subscriptions and
other work. will oblige us greatly and please
those we owe more by calling and settling
their accounts. We know that money is
scarce and hard to get-bu we trust our
friends will make an effort in our behalf.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22
TT A little story

~ A little story is ioll by one Of the
comic pictures in the current Harper $
Baiar, which will DO appreciated by oil
bonsekccpers. A rag picker searching q
barrel Of refuse, finds silver fork, and
holding it admirinsly before his eyes,ex,
claims in rapture: "Oh thin servants
what blessing!
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

REMEDY FOR CRour,--An exchange
saws: Take knife or crater, and shave
or crate off in small particles about q
spoonful Of alum: mix it with about
twice its quantity Of sugar to make it p"l-
atahlc, and administer as quickly as pos
sible. Its effects will be truly magical
as almost instantaneous relief will be a.
fo rdcA
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22
HOMINY-H HOMINY

II. c. IAyMAS & Sous. having in f,,!l opc'
ration their New IIominy Mil. are prepared
to execute all orders for UOMINY. 1t may
be found At all the Stores IN Van Buren. an,
warranted to give satisfaction. Orders from
Fort Smith AMI all points on the river prompt
ly flled. em
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

sunk The Vest Wind which loaded with
cotton at this place and Fort Smith for New
Orleans. struck snag at the head Of Ar
buc kle's Island on Thursday last, and sunk
TO her boiler deck. The Gibson returned Sat
urday morning early to relieve her to the
extent of or COO bales The West Wind had
on some 500 bales of cotton.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22
r1- A school pirl In one of the rnr.

HF- A school girl in one OF the rural
districts of Pi,ts6cld, Mass was over
heard trying to convince a schoolfellow
that she liked him better than she did
some other urchin Of whom he seemed
Jealous. "Of course I like you better
than do Bill" said she, for don't l
miss words in my spelling lessons on
purpose, so as to be down 10 the Ioet OF
the class where Won are '"
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

To- s. b. BEAUMONT, Manager Of l.. X. &
T. s. Il. r.. gives notice of change Of schrd-
ule On and after Wednesday. April 10th.
trains leave Argenta for Georgetown and all
way stations at s a. m, making close eonncc-
ton with stages for Fort Smith, and Mnsco-
"a, OH the n. X. & 4. r. X. Returning. ar
rive at Argenta at 80 p. IN.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

EN An exchange tan,alizcs its readers
with this atrocity: Have you heard OF
the man who got shotS" Got shot :
No; how did he get shot|' " He
bought them.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

cF Swift's maxim IN conversation
was: Take as many half minutes as YOU
can get but never take more than bali
minute without psusng. and giving 9TH
ers an opportunity to strike in.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22
Can be Had !
THROUGH TICKETS to Little
Rock, Memphis. and st. Louis.
$. w. DAUGHERTY,
q, Agent, Van Buen, Ark.

IT The Daily Little Rock Arkansidn. OF
the 10th. is with us. Why cannot we pernsc
IL. spicy columns every day? What have we
dope that We should he cut of.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

CLEANSING WooLEN GARMENTS --Io
clean wooden garments. take rough
sponge, dampen il well with weak soap
suds, and rub the spots thoroughly Try
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

EC- The orange is very hardy tree,
will stand more rough treatment o. neg
lcct than any other fruit trees and l. very
long lived, hearing undminished crops
for q century.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

sx- Col Ed. Brooks Nr. J. W. DoNNEI-
LEY and ex Sheriff ScoTr, passed up Friday
on the Gibson.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

Ey- Vermont, where. as is well known,
no liquor is sold, has 10000 drunkards
1900 habitual" hard drinkers, and 90.
900 young men just beginning to drink.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

N Inflated rubber bustles are the
latest popular whim in fashion. 1t taxes ,s
a Young husband with weak lungs nan
an hour to blow his wife mp to fashion
able rotupditv
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

tE- The new L. 5. Marshal. SARBER, for
the Western District Of Arkansas. will be at
Fort Smith the last OF tie week to file his
bond etc.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

TINiE well known and long establishes
Ferry Mt Van Bnren. Arkansas, Is nov
under the charge Of the subscriber. The pre-
pictors having recently put on large New
Steamboat. and with careful and experiences
Ferrymen. they feel confident that they can
give universal satisfaction to the travelling
public. Their aim win be to meet the In
creasing demands OF the large emlgrant trav'
cl 81 Texas.
The st. louis and sherman, Texas. U. y.
Mails are carried over this Ferry. which Is 2
good guarantee that II Is the shortest as well
IA the best route for travel OF oil kinds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat on
the river and can cross 200 wagons and tear1s
per day. and no retention on either bank NEED
he expected, Enclosures for stock aud sheds
for travellers are being built on both sides OF
the river, and no pains VIII be spared to ac-
commodate the public. We shall strive to
continue to make this the popular route To
and from Missouri and Texas.
~ n -Ftfry Accounts must bs ssstisd
Monthly No depidtioR IRON this rule.
II. G. RO BARDs, Profrisior.
Van Buren. Feb 4 73. u
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

Sunday. from Little Rock, We acknowledge
fayors etc.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

~ Col. j. A. LoCKHART returned from,
Little Rock on the Gibson Friday.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22
A gents Wanted
FOR ruE
FUNNY SIDE OF PMYSIC.
500 Poges, $50 Engrarings.

An interesting and amusing treatise on the
Medical Humhnys Of the past and present.
/. exposes Quacks. Impostors. T'avclling;
Doctors. Patent Medicine Vendors. Noted
Female Cheats, Foat,ne Tellcrs and Mediums
and gives interesting accounts Of Noted
Physicians and Narratives Of their lives. IL
reveals startling secrets and instructs all now
IN avoid the Ills which flesh Is heir TO. We
give exclusive territory and liberal commits
sions. For circulars and terms address the
n.bl;shers j. n. BURR & HYDE
Hartford conn, or Chicago. ILL.,
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

cF- l.. 4. Marshal W. A. BRIrroS. we are
pleased to learn, is conyalcsccnt,
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

;F-J. S. Carl. representing the st. Louis
Piano Company, came up on the Gibson, Fri
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

~" Henry GLASS received new lot Of
Furniture by the KITTY Hegler. Go and see it.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

III c. KrRNs passed through for Wash
iny,au last night on the stage.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22
M. e. Church, South.

Rev. W. T. BoLLING. Pastor Divine SER
vices every Sabbath at IL o'clock. A. NJ. and
O'Clock z. NJ. Prayer Meeting every We'd
n.sday evening at 7 o'clock.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

ES- An old dog cannot alter his way
Of barking.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

tRr Recollcct that "Wednesday of next
week is tie last day for paying your Taxes.
The Van Buren press., 1873-04-22

tF- All job Work, cash on deliy.