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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-05-17
RelapSing into Barbarisln.

An outrageous case of superstition
is creating great excitement on Coo
saw Island. and it is feared bloodshed
may result before the interested neigh
bors are convinced that they are the
victims Of their own blind faith in
the supernatural. 1t seems that a
MAJ named Snipe died a short time
ago of consumption, and on his death
bed remarked that if be died his
death would be owing to the influence
Of one Dago Hagood who some time
last January came up behind. him
and putting one hand on each shoul-
der, asked, Who is it?" common
custom among all classes. The cir
cumstance was forgotten by both, and
but for the death of Snipe would
probably never have been recalled
had not snipe before his death pro )
to him that Hagood's playfulness had
been the cause Of his sickness.
The friends of Snipe believing that
his dying declaration must be true,
sent to Dr.. Johnson to hold an inquest,
but the Doctor, after hearing the par
ticulars, declined to do SO. Snipe's
father then threatened that if the law
would not punish Hagood that he,
himself, would shoot him on sight.
The neighbor again came to Beaufort
lor a coroner and after consultation,
Mr.. Carleton concluded. for the sake
of preserving the peace, he had better
go and went and held an inquest,
but no further testimony could be
elected, and when the jury retired to
deliberate he told them that no YER
dict against Hagood could be render
ed, as there was nothing to implicate
him in the death Of Snipe. The jury,
all colored, after long deliberation,
refused to render any other verdict
than that of murder against Hagood,
and so the case stands at present.
Since the above was written we
have seen copy of the verdict of
the jury which is worth preserving
and is as follows: "That Adam Snipe
came to his death al Coosaw Island,
in Beaufort County, on the 18th day
of April, 1877, and that his death
was caused through one Dago Hagood,
he having some time previously put
his hands around deceased's neck pro-
ducing cough and poisoning said
Adam Snipe, thereby wiIfully, un-
lawfully and feloniously causing the
death of the said Adam Snipe con-
trary to the peace and dignity OF
said State"
Mr.. Carleton very properly refused
to commit Hagood on such an absurd
charge.-Bcautort Tribune, 4th INST.
The Port Royal Adtcrtise'' says
that the jury brought in the same
verdict three times, and that Dago
Hagood is now in Jail.
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A Card.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Apr. il, ls7

AUGUSTA, GA, Apr. IL, 1877.
Gentlemen Of Edgefeld and adjoining
Counties: Ny business connection with
the firm of GARRETT & LATrMER having
expired by limitation on the lst of April
inst, offer my services to my friends
aud the public for the Storage and Sale
of Cotton.
Long experience in the trade and am
ple facilities for the accommodation OF
those who patronise me, hope will in
sure the liberal patronage that has here
tofore been bestowed upon me. [ will
continue to receive and Store Cotton for
one month Free of Storage, where / am
the purchaser, guaranteeing the highest
market price, it being optional with the
parties to sell to me or not.
Storage 25c. per month per bale. Com
mission for selling, soc. per bale. Lib
eral advances made on Cotton in Store.
Warehouse at the corner of Reynolds
and Mcintosh Streets. Office under
Messrs. Russell d Potters.
Very respectfully,
S. Z. BOWERS.
April 25, 1877. 6ml9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-05-17

Concerning the curious superstition
about thirteen at dinner, we have just
come across this singular incident in
q recent English book Some years
since, poor Albert Smith gave sup
ner of thirteen that discredited the
Superstition in a remarkable manner.
H mself on the point of starting for
China, he entertained twelve friends
who were bound for the Crimea, to
encounter the perils of war as militia
ry officers or as journalists reporting
theincidents ofthe conflict. Deeming
tin the highest degree improbable
that they would meet again on Eng
iish ground when they had once start
ed for the scene of danger. the twelve
guests neither host with hghthearts,
and laughed about the fate which
some Of them would Of course encoun.
ter in q few months. Strangely
enough, all twelve returned from the
war in perfect health and supped
again at a table OF thirteen with the
humorous lecturer.-H Hmpers Maga
friae
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Ths New EgYptian COTTON

] a few days ago mention was made
ln-ti,is Journal of.a new species of
cotton plant recently discovered in
Egypt. which promises to produce
remarkable results. We are able to
furnish some details in regard TO the
advantages claimed for the new cot
ton.
its value is in its remarkable pro-
dnctiveness. Eight acres of this cot
ton which WAS cultivated by the
English engineer or one of the Wee
roy's great sugar plantations, pro
duced twenty thousand pounds OF
seed cotton. This gentleman says
that "on the best lands Of the Aneri-
can cotton belt the yield would GER
tainly be not less than FIVE times the
quantity grown from the ordinary
seed.'
He describes it as growing to the
height of ten feet, having straight
vertical main stem, with few branches
and sparsely leaved. Seventy bolls,
of larger size than on ordinary cotton
plant, is not remarkable number for
a single branch to bear. He planted
the stalks from which the results
mentioned wore attained half s yard
apart The season which suits it
best 10 o spring damp and warm, with
showers or irrigation, that the plant
may receive 9 good first growth.
Then a summer with bright, hot days,
and nights cooler, with moist evap-
orations and heavy dews. The Egyp-
tian autumn, which is dry, permits
the fullest time for the maturity and
gathering the crop.
The Viceroy has used every pre-
caution to prevent the seeds being
exported, as he desires to retain so
valuable a plant exclusively in his
own dominion. Where the new
plant originated is not known. It is
thought. to have first been brought
down the Nile from some of the cot
ton producing countni~~--e--,-Airica,
lYing-aHeser the equator. The seed
is worth in Egypt fifty cents per
pound, and will not be sold at all for
As the climate is very like that of
our cotton region between this city
and Vicksburg, we have no doubt 1t
would do quite as well here as on the
Nile, and under the intelligent, thor
ough culture of American planters,
would certainly produce results at
least equal to those attributed to it |
in Egypt. An attempt should be
made to obtain sufficient of this seed |
to give it fair trial.
The best wa to accomplish this
would he through the American State
Department. Mr.. Evarts would no
1oubt instruct the Consul General at
Alexandria, or the Consul at Cairo,
20 aid in the matter. 1t is certainly
worth while to try it. The Times
will be pleased to aid in presenting
his matter to the State Department,
t any of our planters will cooperate.
IN. 0. Times.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-05-17

A HEN SToRY.-A brother-in-law
of well-known New Haven gentle
man, engaged IN the gun business in
this State, dropped pistol cartridge
in the yard of his ssidence at Mid
dletown, while ago, and has since
found out where it went to. One
Of his hens, not at all apprehensive,
picked it rp. and got down the wrong
kind OF q she'll, NOT favorable to egg
making longevity,-for day or two
.afterward she was blown into mince-
meat by the explosion of the cartridge
inside of her digestive apparatus
This is fact.-Neto Hauen Jo1qna'
and Courier.
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The Augusta Dry Goods Store,
2o9 Broad ST., Augusta, Ca,
l. RICH ARDS
PROPRIETOR.
For Twenty-Five Years of the Fr of Richards & BrOs
81 Is Now to Himself the Old Firm of ". Richards
& Bros Being Dissolved.

THANKING his friends their very patronage
bestowed he now solic of the and will
please and make their interest trade with mvng them at
times FIRST CLASS GOODS at the LOWEST MARKET PRIZE The
business will be conducted that NO BATS will be
advantage taken of any
In his House will always usually kept in
First Glass Dry Goods o-s suited the He has Just
returned m the Northern Markets with Magnificent Stock
DRE GOODS AND MOTIONS.
AL purchased the and will be sold accordingly
Every Department is complete
Black GRENADINES Unsurpassed the best makes the
Black AIpAdAs BoMsAzNEs PA1sE HENRIETTA cIors
Printed LINEN LAWNS, LINENS for SUITS. MUSLINS PIQUES
LACE GOODS OverDresse shades-Timmgs to match &C.
CASSIMERES TWEEDS Linen DRILLS DUCKS JOTTONADES
TABLE DAMASK NAPKINS, TOWELS, BED SPREADS &C. :
A great variety Of NOTIONS HOSIERY. CLOVES HANDKFs,
COLLARS CUFFS LACE BIBBS FsCHUS FANS PARASOLS and
hundreds OF articles too numerous to mention. II
ALL AT BOTTOM PRICES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
make selections
the Depot all oder or odS
ned a "a ana n 00e'' ween me uNDERsoID
pea u ~ y =. -nnH" r.. RICHARDS,
200 Broad St.,
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1877. etelS
state Of South Carolina,
DGEFIELD COUNTY.

EDGEF1ELD COUNII.
II, Court Common Pleas.
w. P. Harmon, Admir-, and T. P. Har-
mon, Us. Delilah Lindsay, ct tal.-Conl-
pldint to cal! IN creditors, DC; -
Wy virtue of an Order ofthe Hon. r. B
I'D Carpenter in this action, all and sim
pular the creditors Of John l.. Harmon
deceased, late of said County, are hereby
notified that they are required topresent
and prove their claims against said Estate
before me on or before the 25th day oI
Nay, 1877. !, ropp,s pos..a,
April u, ,1s77.Ds5a. 6te1s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-05-17

And now here's another argument
in favor of stealing. A Connecticut
iooy was kicked by horse the other
day, and he would have been killed
had not the force of the kick been
broken by some stolen apples which
he had secreted in his hat under his
coat.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-05-17
NEW w sPRINl G GOODS!
NEW SPRING GOODS!


am now receiving SPRING GOODS the Trade
Prices LOWER THAN EVER. gs94 6ss s#;Gsg,S
Bsaullui prns, fast ward
Snrnngs wde
m NoA ne
plaao ana Striped Honespuns 0centsp
'-s and "A Brown Shiring, soSN
GoLonades from 10 cents
from the at 81 a and a. 30
LADEIS5,e IL Ess9psl Geaangs.ss
PIQUES from 10 the rs
Lawn 1Oc to
quality of White eiA'o
and ~
Silk
Stitched tn the finest
Collars and at Is cents set
to the splendid goods ' = @ 2 so
Hamburg Edgngs
Rea and mtanon Iaces Ribbons all
Ladies' Spring and Summer Undervests prices = f
National Rubber diapers 30 Shields DC
will
Wnsuta
Si ane pest s2 and 81 o.
at Collars
stock OF DRESS GOODS Grenadines
BLACK and White Silks c Plain Black Silks
AL ask is convince you
M 3 KEAEJ,
2271 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA.
SWil
will charges amounting 2e
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-05-17

A Milwaukee man made three at:
tempts to blow his brains out, and
then his wife told him, Don't try it
again, John; you haven't got any"
He goes about now saying that he
owes his life to that woman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-05-17
Jan. 10,
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
Court of Common Pleas.

Court of Common Pleas.
The State of South Carolina, EI Rel. B.
r. Sample, ct al, vs. John II. McDev-
lit and others.-Contplaint on Official
Bond, dc.
nY virtue of an Order of Hon. r. b.
E0 Carpenter, all persons having claims
for services as Public School Teachers
against JOHN FL. McDevitt as Treasurer
Of Edcefield County, during the scholas.
tic year beginning Nov. lst, 1875, and
ending Nov. 1st, 1876, are required To
present and prove them before me on OF
before the 25th day of May, 1877. This
applies only to claims that have been ap,
proved and allowed by the Trustees and
School Commissioner.
~ S. B. GRIFFIN, Referee.
April IL, 1877. ctelS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-05-17

The following conversation took
place recently in a hotel: !" Waiter !"
. Yes, sir. What's this 7" :" It's
bean SOUP, siY,s lsNo matter #hat
i has lssa, the question is-whas is
. il nnHi' 80 :. llsg g.g.s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-05-17

Al Iowa Judge has decided that a
man may legally kiss pretty girl if
he can swear he thought it was his
wife, That decision should be de-
nouncsd by all good men as an open
encouragement Of perjury.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-05-17
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,

French and English China Dinner
and Tea Sets and Chamber Ware;
Glassware, Cutlery and Silyerware.
Iron, Copper and Enameled Cooking
Utensils, Kitchen Furniture and
Woodenware, Refrigerators, Ice cream
freezers, Shaker Chairs and Rockers.
The most extensive assortment in
the United States OF First Glass Goods
for the House and Table. Goods by
every steamer from Europe and the
best domestic manufactures, purchas-
ed direct for cash, and prices to Gus
'tomeres marked down accordingly.
New and elegant goods by best
makers at lowest possible, prices at
this great headquarters.
Illustrated Catalogue and Price
List free. Communications by mail
receive prompt attention. Goods
carefully packed and shipped to all
parts free Of charge.
Edward D. Bassford,
COOPER INSTITUTE,
New York City.
Feb. IA 9@., 6m 9
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-05-17
of south Carolina.

EDUEFIELD CUUNII T.
Court of Common Pleas.
Matte ]. Dorm, Pl'ff., vs. James A. Rich
ardson, J. 7. CASTOR, ct al, Def'ts.--
Complaint to call in creditors, dc.
10Y virtue of an Order of the Hon. r
I'D B. Carpenter in this action, all sao
singular the creditors of VIM. b. Dorm
deceased, late Of said County, are hereby
notified that they are required to presen
and prove their claims against said Estate
before me on or before the 25th day o
May, 1877. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-05-17

YyHIS wHISKEY is confidently. Of
Il fered to the public, with aguaiantee
as to its purity, uniformity, and freedom
from all adulteration. 1t will give per-
feet satisfaction.
1ar For sale, by the gallon or bottle,
" b. r. DURISOE,
Advertiser Building.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-05-17

The City Council Of Greenville are
sbaas 10 lease, for q long tsrm Of forty or
aaisys years, The University Grounds for q
feiey Park. lAa.,t. ,..7'iss 7s,'''.ls2 =.
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TO THE PUBLIC ]!

ces large receipts arriving by every my
materially during the weary have been COMPELLED to narae INV
which located Broad Street facing Monument nown
Seventy feet front hundred and twenty-five Deep three
They said to be the largest and finest the Southern States
My stock will compare Northern and Western Markets price
and selection Thanking for fvor and awaiting your further
and esteemed patronage, remain yours respectfully,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-05-17
BDV1 YARD D. BASSFORD,
COOPER INSTITUTE
New York City.

This Houses six large stores No l,
2, 8, Is, l6 and II. Cooper Institute
New York City, corner of Sd avenue
and 9Th ST., and 4th avenue and 9Th
St., extending through from avenue
to avenue are stocked with most at
tractive and interesting collection of
rich and artistic, moderate-priced
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-05-17
Pure Pfeiffer Rye WhiskeY
Warranted.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR ME-
DICINAL PURPOSES AND FAM
lily CONSUMPTION.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1877-05-17

9fi,9ee q aflI 81 . HsH35
would co the attention Of the of the ADVERTISER
the Of this weown Perfume ana TO It's c upon
patronage. eaa@
M BououEr COLOGNE equal finest extracts OF Parls or
Vienna In Price 5twothrds cheaper
End. MADEand you should encourage nome enterprises
3d None but the purest Oils are used IN It's
4h In sweetness and durability it is indispensable
5 Taking consideration it's the cheapest Cologne
ever offered in this market. s4s.
prepared Solely by w. B. PENN.
We confidently refer to any who has used it For sale at
the Drug Store of ~ pTNTn ar SOM
I'll Nav 1SIs78 Itf2ol No. 8, PARK Row. EDGEFlEID O.
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ALVIN HART:
D.T.:oUzTs.

w have hand and still receiving completely assorted Stock
of DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-24
The White House Whitewash.

correspondent wishes the receipt given
somc years for the whitewasb used on tie east
eld Of the White House. For her benefit and
the benef, Of others, it is repeated. Take
one-haf busbel Of nice unslacked lime. slack
It with boiling water cover It during the pro-
cess to keep in the steam. Strain the liquor
through fne sieve or strainer, and add
to it peck Of salt, previously dissolved
in warm water three pounds Of ground
rice, boiled 10 thin paste; one-half pouni
Of powdered Spanish whiting, and one pound
Of clean glue, which has been previously dis
solved By soaking it well, and then hang il
over a slow FIRE 10 & small kettle within a
larger one filed with water Add five gallons
Of hot water to the mixture, stir it well, and
let Il stand few days covered from dust. IL
should be PIT on hot, and FOR this purpose il
can be kept in kettle on portable furnace.
II is said that about pint Of this mixture
will cover a square yard upon ;be outside Of a
house, if properly applied. Fine or coarse
brushes may be used, according to the neatness
Of the job required. Il answers as we'll as oil
paint for wood, brick or stone, and is cheaper.
It retains rs brilliancy for naoy years. There
is nothing Of the kind that will compare with
il, either for inside or outside walls. Build
ines or fences covered With it will take much
longer time TO burn than if they were painted
with oil paiut Colorng matter may be put
in and made Of any shade desired Spanish
brown viii make reddish pink when stirred IN,
more or less deep according 10 the quantity
4 delicate tinee of this is very pretty for in-
side walls Finely pulgerized common clay,
well mixed with Spanish brown, makes a red
dish stone color; yellow ochre stirred 10 makes
yellow wash, but chrome goes further, aud
makes a color generally esteemed prettier. II
Is difficult 10 make rules, because tastes are
different; it would be best to try experiments
on a shingle and let il dry. Green must not
be mixed with line it destroys the color, and
the color has an effect on the whitewash which
makes !. crack and peel.-N Y. Tribune
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-24
on 7RT TST0WN JEFFERSON COUNTY, W. VA SATURDAY.
POETICAI.
KINDNESS TO ANIMALS.


Be Kind 20 the Lion and study his will.
And assist in "inseitinC the clause,
And don't interrupt him-seep perfectly sun,
No matter how awkward his paws.
Be Kind to the Wombat and Tapir so nild,
BE kind 70 the winsOme JacSdaw, -,
Be kind 10 the Tiger and don't make him "lo'
0r.he1l. give you too much of his jaw
Be kind to the Oyster. IehnCnmons snd snail,
Be Kind 10 the bri,k KANGAROO
Be Kind to the Leopard. don't tread on bis tail,
Or he'll spot YOU at once II you do.
BE Kind to the Gasterpod, Gurn.rd and Rat,
Be kind 10 the Nairir torquaioT;
Be kind t. the Rama pd'a-fyts and cati
Be kind TO the TuberculaioT.
BE kind 10 the BuhnCh the Goat and the ScaPe,
To the Yak, Whelk, and Lesser Pewitt;
Be kind 10 the chaste odoriierous Ape;
To the Beaver, the Perch and. Tomtt.
Be kind to the friendly ard vigorous Fleaj
Be kind % the bold CocSatoo;
Be kind To- the Pussyoat. Baalamh and Gee;
Aud be kind 10 the BowwOw and Moo
Be kind to the Phascolomo, Yarrel aud Box;
To the Boscovich and Muffin and shoe.
BE kind to the chuq ehug. and bold Prairie Hok,
To the Niin, the Smoke and the Spoo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-24
SOUTHERN
HEPATIC PILLS,
rs1HAT Old, Long Known and Well Tried RENE
dytor all Bilious Diseases, caused oya
DISEASED LIVER,

DISEASED LIVER,
Is destined no distant day, to be the only Med
icine recognized and used by the people, where
thatdiseasc is so prevalent. Our present ooIcct
being to introduce the Medicine into those Dis-
trcts where the disease Is most rife; ana 'e' t"g
noonle have the benefit of 80 greata blessing, and
demonstrate its CORRECTNESS by showing such re
sultsas have ne5er followed any other plan OF
treatment. "a r..
Price-For one box, IS cents. Dozen 81. Five
Gross, $500.
They can be sent to any point in the United
Statc: Address. G.. W. DEEMS.
- south Calhoun street, BALTIMORE.
Aprils. ls7l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-24

r-OHE arrangement of this Hotel has changed
s hands aud ;t is being put ia thorough repair,
brius remodeled and tc,uruishcd.
This coa~cuiently situated near the G. d'
o. Is. H. Depot aud accessible CO the business part
Of the CITY. which will make 1t desirable for tho
transient visitors snd especially for Commercial
wtu.
This Hotel is wen reufils'cd and delightfully."-
cool in su n,nrr. lha proprietor VIII spare no
pains p'nase Il d FIRST class ilJrl.
Terms moderat. and specuiai rates sill b. made
lor Comm rc.al men.
Nm. CAETNELI,
Jan. q, 1877. Propri, tor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-24

Mrs. Partiugion says that Ike has bought a
horse so spirituous that he always goes Of IN
a decanter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-24
Old Friends.

Never give up old friends for new ones
Make new ones If you Ike, aud when you
have learned tia. you can trust them love
them if you will, but remember tie oil ones
still. Do not forge. that they have been mer-
~ With ron in times Of pleasure, aud when
sorrow came to you they sorrowed also. No
matter if they have gone down in a socia!
scale and you up DO matter il poverty and
misfortune have cone 70 them, while prosperity
came TO you are they sry lees true for that
Are their hearts not as warm and tender, IL
they 10 not beat beneath homespun Instead Of
velvet? Yes, kind reader, they are as true,
loving and tender so don't forget old friends.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1877-03-24

personal!

NOAH WALKER 81 CO.,
Celebrated ClOthierS OF Baltimore, Nd,
Announce the introduction of a plan Of ordering
Clothing: and Underwear
By LETTER,
To which they call your special attention. They
will seat on application their improved and accu-
rate
RULES ron SELEuEASCREhENI
and full line 90 samples from their immense
stock Of CLOTHS. CASStNEEES. COAilNGS,
SHIRTlNCS 1c., thu, enabling parties Ia any
part os the country O. order their Clothing ana
Shir, direct from them, with the certainty oi re-
ceiyiug garments OF
The q yy Latest Sg's
A,d jlosi Pqftct Fi Ai'aiH05is.
Goods ordered win be sent by Express to any
As IS weII known throughout the Southern
States they have fer FOry-Ihree Years
Exc ELEED
I'm an departments Of thejr business, which is a
sub.tlntial guarantee as % the character Ol the
Goods they viii send out
4 large and Wcl-Jssuytrt stock OF
EEADY-3iADE CLOTHING
always on hand. together with full line of
Furnishing GUcdS,
including all che latest Novelties in Design, and at
POPULAR PRICES.
When Good, are sent per Express C. o. d..
thar, win be no collection charge on amounts OF
so and over.
Rules tor SvlcNcasurcment, samples OF Goods
and Price List sent :rce on application.
The attention OF the Trade Is invited 20 ouT
WI ...-t. Department, which is always kept up
t1 che highest Standard
NOAH VgALAEEs z CO.,
Manufacturers and pcllers in Mems aud Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods, either ready
mad. nr made to order.
Ic5auII6 Baltimore street. BALTIMORE,
MAY IS, ts15-yu. Ap'