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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-02-05
coMNrSICArEp.
The Assessment of Property and
Free Schools.

Russell PLACE, 5. c., Jan. 81, 1873.
Mn. EDITOR: In the forthcoming Tax Bill!
provision should he made for the re-assess>
ment of land. The present valuation is IN
excess of the market value, which is moi ap>
preciating, hut depreciaiing. No species of
property can pay tax excluding its income
without encroaching upon the corpus Of
the estate. The income from land is small.
and in many instances nothing-conse-
quently the present excessive valuation
leads to Bankruptcy ofthc Taxpayer.
Expenses Of government should be re-
duced, and official salaries equitably adj
lusted AMI the number of officials reduced.
TO the actual requirements of nm efficient
execution and administration of the laws.
The Free School fund has been largely,
and permanently increased by the late
Constitutional Amendment. This fund
should he wisely expended. The super
vision of the schools as well rs the disburse-
ment Of the money should be entrusted TO
efficient, faithful. and competent agents.
These agents should receive reasonable
compensation for the time and servics
they necessarily devote to the proper dis
charge Of their duties. Much depends on
the faithful discharge of the duties Of trus-
tees in establishing schools, and employing
teachers. am informed that the Trus-
tees get nc pay for their services. This
should not be the easel We cannot expect
efficient service rendered in SO important
an Office without remuneration. Much
injury has hcen done by the appointment
of incompetent trustees. J. Il. NJ.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFEGs.-The iol'
lowing are the transfers of real estate
recorded in the Auditors Office for the
month of January:
John Dolby, sheriff, to +. Barnes, 10
acres in DcKalb township. for $40.
John Dolby, sheriff, to Geo. W. Will
liams, town lot, for 5000.
Richard and Mary Forrest to John
Henderson, town lot, for Sl25.
Wiley Brannon to John Brannon 300
acres in Buffalo township, for 81 500.
4. II. Perry to Isabella Brown. lO7
acres in Flat Rock township.
f. Barnes to Tally Davis. 204 acres
in DeKalb township, ior SlO0.
II. VI. Patterson TO +. G. Perry, 22j
acres in Fiat Rock township, for 800.
James NJ. Davis to Alfred Brevard,
800 acres in Waterte township, for
500.
Ransom Gardner to d. +. Gardner,
343 acres in Flat Rock township, Tor
$500.
Richard Barfeld and Mary BarGeld
to Reuben Brannon, 22- acres in Wa
tcrcc township, for SS5.
Levi Bradley to Mrs. Sallic Barnes,
60 acres in DeKalb township, for 81.
Levi Bradley to Chapman l.. Brad
ley, 80 acres in DcKalb township, fol
81.
John Dolby, sheriff, to N. B. Smith
town lots, for S425.
II. X. Player to Cathariuc C'emmons
80 acres in DeKalb township, for Sl50
John Dolby, sheriff, to J. Me. Smyrl
town lot No. 1,0Sl, for S275.
Samuel Page to j. b. McLcster, 5O
acres in DeKalb township, for slO395
w. Il. Lci,ner to Levi Kirkland, 2lI
acres in Flat Rock township, Cor $500
G. G. Halle to Margaret lough, le
acres in Flat Rock township: for $3.50
NJ. NJ. Nets to A. B. Mathis, town
lot for $500.
+. NJ. Pcay to George RADON, IL
acres in Wateree township, for $500.
+. NJ. Pcay to a. RADON, 30 acres
in Watercc township, for $3.50.
Il. W. Brown to Lewis NJ. Watts, u
acres in Flat Rock township, for $50
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PERSONAL MIR. James i. Brasing-
ton. Of the enterprising firm of Bra
siugton < Nettlcs, was in Charleston
last week.
Mr. W. +. Morrcll was in Yorsyille
last week, whittier he went for the pur
pose of entering his son Henry in
Kings Mountain Military School. Gen.
Coward, the principal Of the institution,
is one of the finest scholars, BEST teach
ers, and trucst men in the whole country
aud Mr.. Morrell could not have selected
a better school for his son.
Mr.. II. G.. Salmond has been ap-
pointed upon the County Board of
EQUALIZATION, vice Mr.. j. McClair re-
signed
Capt. Il. &. Ellerbc is in Charleston
this week. One may safely bet that
the races are going on down there.
Our old army friend, Will. +. Tur-
ner, Esq. of the house of d. +. Elem
Ing & Co., Charleston, is visiting Cam
den ana vicinity in the interest Of his
house.
Judge Kcrshaw was hearing cases
at Chambers in Columbia the latter part
of last week.
Mr.. l.. B. Stephenson, Of Flat Rock,
left for Columbia yesterday morning.
lie goes thence to Charleston on brlei
visit
Mr.. C. G. Horton, iorm,ly of Pleas
ant Hill, but now Of the large shoe house
of Smith & Forbes, Boston, Mass, was
in Camden few days ago.
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TFRSE.-Thc following Office Rules
hang in u prominent place in the much
rcouent"d office Of 4 prominent official
in Camden They ara very much to
the point, anil, if strictly observed, will
increase the business Of almost any
body.
1st. Persons entering the office will
please leave the door 'cile oper.
2ud. Those having no business,
should remain as long as possible take
a chair and lean against the wall, this
will add dignity to the surroundings.
3D.. al persons are requested to
smoke, especially during business hours,
as this will greatly add to the conve-
nience Of those who are engaged.
4th BE sure to spit OIL the floor, or
on the wall-spittoons are for ornament
only.
oln. IaIk louu OF WNistie, especiaiiy
when others are engaged ifthis doesn't
have the desired eject, sing or hum.
9th. Put your feet on the table OF
desk, it will help to steady it, so that
writing upon it will be easier.
It. Persons having no business with
this Office, will call again when they
can't stay so long.
9th. Don't fail to finG out what is
going on, so that you can minutcly re-
port it at the "Loafcrs Rendezvous"
9th. by strictly observing the above
rules, the business Of any firm, will be
largely increased, and the "Loat'r's
Tuim" will be greatly edited.
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DEowNED.-Ycsterday morning the
body Of Doctor Sanders. an idiotic col
orcd man Of this community, was found
in Pine Tree Creek near the bridge at
tie lower end Of Bread street. 1t is
supposed that the unfortunate msn was
drowned on Friday, in attempting
to cross tho stream, which was in a
swollen condition.
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New Posi- RoUTE-Through the
insirumcntality of Hon. John II Evins,
member of Congress from this District,
a new post route has been established
between Camden and Taxahaw. ia Lam
caster county, over which weekly mail
will be carricl. We trust that the con-
tract will soon be taken by responsible
parties, and that we may be placed in
closer communication with our fellow
citizens along the new route
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New GRANGE.--By reference to
the communication Of "Dclegate" it will
be seen that a new Grange Of Patrons
of lIusbandry has been organized at
Sandy Grove Church, sixteen miles cast
Of Camden. There is no telling the
amount of good that may be accom-
plished through the instrumentali'y Of
the grange, and our Sandy Grove trends
are looking strictly to their interests in
having one in their midst.
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No CouRT.-The Senate having
failed to agree to the House resolutions
providing for the election of Circuit
Judges on Friday, the lst instant, there
will be no Court here this week. Many
lswyers, prisoners confined in Jail, and
parties to civil actions are disappoin-
,cd-some agreeably, but by far the
larger number otherwise. There being
no Judge, the Clerk yesterday adjourned
Court until Monday next.
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TIE New METHODIST CHURCH.
1t will require about 81 600 to complete
the new Methodist Church cdifce-a
portion of Which amount is now in the
hands Of the treasurer, aud It is to be
hoped that the necessary balance will
be raised very soon, so that handsome
building and an ornament 10 Camden
may be finished.
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Executors Notice.

All persons having claims against the
late James N. Davis are requested to ren-
der an account of their demands 10 the
undersigned within the time required by
law, and all persons indebted to him will
make payment TO the unders gned
Persons having law business entrusted
to him are requested TO call and take away
their papers.
JOHN NJ. DESACSSURE,
jan22-St Executor.
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BreyitieS.
New moon on Sunday.

New moon on Sunday.
GARDEN Seeds are cheaper this year
Sr. VALENTINES Day is nine days
of.
FEBRUARY has only twenty-eigh'
days in this year Of grace.
WEDNESDAY was the most disagree
able day thus far this year.
CONTRACTS for labor this year nave
been made upon basis much cheaper
than formerly.
A gooa many people were in town
Monday, to attend the Court which did
not convene.
THE prayer meetings Of the Metho-
dist congregation, will ba held at the
Parsonage until further notice.
AN OLD farmer says he believes the
river would rise nowadays if heavy
cloud wero to come up.
A GOOD garden will reduce ones
grocery bill more than one-balf; SO say
those who give special attention to hor-
ticulture.
THE constitutional question arises, is
a fellow entitled to a receipt when he
pays his poll tax by a brief residence in
jail?
WE arc requested to state that no one
got drowned in the expedition that went
down the river duck hunting on Tues
day last.
A DEBATING Society, established
upon correct principles, is a great bene-
st TO community, and makes young
men ambitious.
Ir is 4 moral and legal crime to open
and read letter or note directed to an
other, and especially one in which the
only interest you have is curiosity.
THE fascinating mountebank who
sells infallible pens and impcrishable
pencils was amusing the popu'acc at the
corner of Broad and Ru,ledge streets
Saturday.
How busily the town COW goes, Tor
the fodder Of her country foes; she
climbs into the wagon box, regardless
of the wcl,-aimed rocks and eats her
fill of forage, while she wears apeace-
fnl, pensive smile.
AN euterprising gentleman of our
town contemplatcs investing largely in
the manufacture Of brick during the
coming summer. lie concludes from
the great scarcity of dwellings &C., in
Camden, that there will ere long be a
strong demand for building materials.
For the benefit Of the unini.iated, we
VIC will explain that "Pound Party
is somewhat similar to the "surprise
parties" so much enjoyed By our South
ern young people few years ago, the
difference being that everybody is ex-
pected to bring pound of something
good to eat.
IT is suggested that the steamer lii
lington be put upon the line between
Batcman's Bridge and Perkins Hill, for
the accommodation Of the denizens OF
Western Waterec during the balance OF
the winter, or at least until it is ascer-
tanned definitely whether the river is in
chronic state Of overflow.
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In the "Ladies Department you
will find an assortment Of trimmed
and untrimmed Hats, Ladies Under
wear at II. Baruch s.--Avt

A GRADED ScHooL.-The Trustees
Of the free schools have rented Mount
Zion College, and a graded school will
be put iato operation under MIR. Davis,
as principal, and Misses Obear and
Blaine rs assistants. The carpenters are
actively engaged in fitting some outbuild-
ings in the college lot for additional
class rooms, and the school will soon be
opened. This is a venture; but with
the cooperation Of all persons interested
in education, it is hoped that it will
prove success. The high school de-
partmcnt Of Mt. Zion will be continued
sepcraetc from the free schools and stu
dents in higher mathematics, the lam
guagcs and sciences, will be admitted
for small tuition fee.- |Ftnnsboro
Nc,cs and WcrdW.
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THE X. G.. BASD.-Throueh the
courtesy of Prof McCreight, leader,
VIC learn that the Kershaw Guards Band
has been organized with twelve mem-
bers. They expect to receive their in
s.ruments in short time, a3d VIC here
express the hope that it vii! not be
long before enlivening strains Of mar
tial music will fill the air.
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SUGGESTION REpEATED.--We cannot
urge too strongly tho absolute necessity
of the most perfect organization Of the
Democracy Of Ksrshaw County, if we
would win the next election. Aud to
that end, we would again suggest that
every club hold a meeting before the
working time comes, and have the same
so advertised as to secure the largest at
tendance. We will insert such notices
free Of charge,
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A New WAY.--Tbc latest way to
keep fellow from stealing wife has
been discovered by a colored grand
fatker in this county. 1t is to contrive
to have the would-be groom indicted
and put into the penitentiary. But
the fellow has married the girl never
thelcss, and says that any impartial jury
will find him not guilty Of the charge
that is brought against him. So the
plan, though original, will not answer
in every case.
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Town ATroRNEY-The Town Couu-
ell at at u recent meeting elected our
friend and former associate, Mr.. j. Il.
Hay, Town Attorney. 1t is enough to
say that no better selection could have
been made. Learned in the law and
thoroughly conscientious, Mr.. Hay will
make a most efficient and acceptable Of
iicer.
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ALMOST IMpAssABLE.--Thc road
from Camden to the Waterec Free
Bridge is barely passable, and it is sug-
gested by many persons that new road,
either above or below the present site,
be opened upon higher ground, and iur-
nished with culverts, drains &c, so that
it will never become impossible. a
gentleman from Western Wateree, who
is a friend of Camden, has told us that
hundred, of bales of cotton have gone
far out of the way to Ridgcway and Co.
luubia within few weeks, and all on
account Of one mile of bad road between
Camden and the river. 1t would be to
the interest of the town to give some at
tention to this matter.
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Notice.

By order Of Hon. J. T. Sutherland, Pro-
bate Judge. | will sell at pu5lic cutlery, on
Tuesday, the 9Th of February next, at the
residence Of J. F. Kelly, the old notes, ac-
counts and chooses in action belonging to
the estate of Wiley Kelly, deceased. Terms
cash. J. X. SHAW,
jan2S-2t Administrator.
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\ PUzzLE.--A patron gives us the
following puzzle, with the request that
we submit it to the school boys for sol
ution "Divide Sl2 dollars between
two men so that one will have one
third the most money" Will any of
Of our young Ncwton's tackle it?
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County Claims, '76-7.

All persons holding claims against Ker
shaw county for the fiscal year 1867 who
have not been paid 30 per cent. thereof are
requested and required 10 present the sam,
for snch payment ut The next meeting Of
the Board, say On "Wednesday, the l3ih OF
February next.
BY order of The Board Of County Com
missiorers.
jan2?tl ". II. II. WORKMAN. CLERK.
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Mr.. w. w. Dick, formerly o. Sumter
but now the indefatigable representative
of the popular wholesale Grocery and
Liouor house Of Messrs. Wu!bern u
Pieper, 1G7 and 169 East Bay, Charles
ton, S. c., was in Camden Saturday.
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LKELY.-lt is more than likely that
the town currency will be the issue Of
the next municipal campaign. Though
it passes fer its face value, and it can
no. be farther increased, people gener-
slly want to see it retired and sreenbarks
take its place.
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Eetfcrs DiSIniSsOry.

Notice is hereby given that one month
from date will apply to Hon. j. +. Suih-
crland, Judge of Probate for kershaw
county, for letters dismissory rs admins
traitor of the estate of Jefferson j. Hall,
deceased. HARRISON IL. HALL.
February 9th, 1873. At
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WAsHiNGToN's BIRTHDAY.-We
hope that the various military compan-
les in the county will unite in taking
the necessary steps toward celebrating the
22ni of this month in an appropriate
manner, in honor Of the birthday Of
the Father Of his Country.
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Pound PARTY.-The "Pound Party
at the residence of DIR. Bissell on FRI
day evening was greatly enjoyed by all
the participants, and it was near the hour
when the rosey dawn paints the cast
with the varied colors Of its magic brush
before the enjoyment ended. We have
no doubt that there will be many more
such happy occasions.
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In TIE WRONG DIREcrIoN.-No
man should be Circuit Judge who is
MOI, besides possessing the highest moral
character, a first-class lawyer The SER
vices of frst-class lawyer cannot be
obtained for $4,000 per annum. There
fore, the pay of Circuit Judges should
not be reduced. 1t would be economy
in the wrong direction to do so.
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STEAMER FOR SALE.-By reference
to the advertisement, it will be seen thai
the Steamer Ellington will be sold on
the llth instant. 1t is hoped that she
will be bought by some cnterprising
man, who will take the necessary steps
to place her on her regular trips again.
Sale, positive, and Sithout reserve.
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FoREIGN DRUMMERs.-The whole
sale merchants Of Charleston have me-
morializcd the Legislature to impose Il
license tax on trading salesmen FROM
other States. The merchants Of several
of our sister towns have peti,ioned the
Legislature not to pass such measure.
We have not heard that the business
men of Camden have taken any action
in the matter, but we express the op'n-
ion that the benefit of this license woald
be entirely with the merchants ol
Charleston.
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STocK.-A large drove Of fine horses
and mules arrived in Camden on
Wednesday and found quarters at Mr..
Lathan,'s stables. Low for cash is the
way they are going we believe.
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The Cotton Market.

CAMDEN, S. c., Feb. 5, 1873.
The flooded condition Of the country
has prevented The receipts from being
as high as was anticipated. We report
sales of only lGS bales, at lot cents
for middlings.
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RADlsnEs-A friend, whose modesty
forbids us to publish his name, presen'
ted this Office last week with bunch OF
delicious spring ralishcs, raised on his
place in Camden.
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DIED-About ten days ago, at his
home in Chesterfield county, Mr.. An
gus johnson, an aged and esteemed
citizen.
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NEN ADVERTISEMENTS.

John Il. Goodale. Notice to Fire
Department.
James Jores, Agt Steamer for
Sale.
John Dolby, Agt.-Mortgage Sale.
III. ii. IIall.--Le,ters Dismissory.
w. +. Russell, Ast.-Mortgage sale.
Camilla r. Cantey.--Notice to Tres
paSsSrS.
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To TrcspaSsers.

All persons are hereby warned moi 10
trespass upon my lands. siitaiei immru,-
ately north of Camden, for the purpose Of
cutting wood, gathering straw. or for any
other purpose, without special Permission
from me. Parties disregar'ling this mol ce
will be dealt with according 10 Law
feb5-4l; CAMILLA j. CANTEI.
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THE BEnGERs This popular troupe
was greeted with full house on
the evening of the 29th ultimo. AS
usual with them, the entertainment was
highly interesting and enjoyable.
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MOTHERS save your children from tor
ture and death by using Shriner's Indian
vermifuge. 1t will destroy and expel
worms of every kind if used accord ding to
directions.
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You can always find beautiful
assortment Of Ties, Embroideries,
Laces, Cuffs and Collars at Fl. Ba-
ruch's Dry Goods Emporium.-Avt
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FIsH-Cam1cn boasts Of three fish
markets-up-town, down-town and Gen.
tral-at which most any kind Of the
finny tribe may be bought any day.
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Blankets, Oerpa Flannel, Plain
and Twilled Flannels, Cloths and
Cassimeres in large variety, very
heap, at IL. Baruch's.-Avt
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CROWDED OUT.-An interesting COM
munication from "One Of the Boys was
received too late for insertion this week
1t will appear in our next issue.
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SHADE TREEs.-Would it not be
we'll spent if the Towr Council were to
invest little money in shade trees for
Monument Square
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Notice.

The public is hereby forcwarnpl against
buying or trading for certain >choo orders
drawn in my favor from S. hooi Districts
l., = and s. tue same having been rtolrn
from me. and payment stopped nj the Office
Of the County Treasurer.
jan29-2t JAMES WHITAKER.
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The largest and decidedly cheap
est stock of Boots and Shoes that
can be found in Camden, at II. Ba-
ruch 's.-Ayt
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BROKE DowN.--Thc down train on
the Camden Branch was delayed several
hours yesterday morning by the engine
having givcen ou, at Clarkson's Turn
Out. This branch appears to be r'cHg-
nzed by the South Carolina Railroad
as an asylum for its worn out rolling
stock.
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JOURNALISTIC. - The Lancaster
Ledger has entered upon its twenty
seventh year. We congratulate our
neighbor and wish it increased prosper
itv
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS expended for one
bottle of Shrine-'s Indian Vermifuge will
save your child from the horrible agony of
being eaten by worms.
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Call for the so cent . button Kid
Gloves, in all desirable shades, at
II Baruch 's.--Avt
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Special Notices.
Corsets are sold remarkably cheap
ut II. Baruch 's.--.tvt

Shawls Shawls a. greatly re-
duccd prices at II. Barach's Dry
Goods Emporium.-Avt
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MARRIED.

CONVICTION Wake Forest Col
lege, y. C., on Wednesday, the 23d OF January.
lSIs, by Rev. W. VI. Wingate, ID. D., Mr.. David
A. Covington OF Monroe, y. G., and Miss Mollse
A., second daughter OF Professor W. g. simmons,
OF the former place.i
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GLUTTED.-The market was glutted
with teef last week at from four to six
cents per pound.
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Bear in mind that you can always
purchase goods cheaper than the
cheapest at the extensive Dry Goods
Establishment of II. Baruch.-Avt
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BE sure to get your Clothing and
Hats at the popular store Of II. Ba"
ruch' s.-Ayt
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New Styles of Ladies Cloaks can
be found at II. Baruch' 's.-Avt
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A full line of Hosiery for Ladies,
Misses and Children very cheap at
ii. Baruch 's.-Ayt
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RENT LIENS Blank liens for rent
for sale at this office.