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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-05-28
To Tobacco Gro-ser- and shippers.

We wish to call attention to the
Louisville Tobacco Market, which is the
largest i'm the West, and steadily in
crcasing in magnitude and influence.
On this market all grades Of Tobacco
can be sold ut any time for the highest
market prices. We would call your at
tentiOn to our warehouse which is large,
centrally located, and POSSESSES every
advantage for storing tobacco. We
conduct "a strictly legitimate warehouse
business, and give our close personal at
tention to the interests of our patrons.
We are present mt the samplcing and
selling of all Tobacco, and advise with
our customers as to their best interests.
All letters promptly answered, and any
information we may possess will he
gladly given. Auction sales daily; re-
turns promptly made. Storage four
months free of charge; advances on con-
signments. Mark your hogsheads
"LOuisvill House."
SHERLEE * GLOVER,
PROPRIETORS LOUISVILLE TOBACCO
WAREHOUSE, LOUISVILLE, Ky.
81 6m
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-05-28
Death Of Lcander VI. Phipps.

Leander NJ. Phipps was born near
Goshen church, Ohio county, October,
1916
He spent the prime of his life rs Il
teacher, having taught in many locali-
ties in this and surrounding counties.
He settled down in Hopkins county
in, or about the year 1853, where he has
since lived. His death occurred May
l., 1879, caused by erysipelas. He was
well-known and highly esteemed in this
community. He leaves wife, but no
children. He made profession of re-
ligion, some seven years before his
death.
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The wife of |. NJ. Bennett, We are
glad to learn il recovering.

The vile OF l. NJ. Bennett, We are
glad to learn il recovering.
If you have not sold your 1873 to-
bacco crop, bring il to Chapman ~
Hines, at Hartford, and get the money
for il.
The hotel now occupied by Mr..
Milligan Wright, caught fire last Thurs
day evening and created considerable
excitement, but was soon eXtinguished
without loss.
DO not forget that ii. Weinsheimcr
is still i'm the trade and sells you clocks,
watches and jewelry, at prices, quality
considered, rs low as the lowest. He
does all kinds Of repairing with skill
and dispatch.
Died Hardinsburg, Tuesday,
the 10Th instant, Mrs. ID. Rusher, after
an illness of about ten days. Mrs.
Rusher was sister of Mrs. III. ID. Me
Henry, of this place, who, in company
with her son, Godfrey, reached Hardins-
burg about an hour after her death.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-05-28
Temperance Lecture as ROsine.

Il. B. Demaree, Grand Worthy Chief
Templar of the Grand Lodge of Ken
lucky, j. o. q. t., will lecture in Rosine
OH Sunday June sth, 1879. He de-
sires large audience, and will he
thankful for some resident of Rosine to
make necessary arrangements for a
house, &c. 2l-2t
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-05-28
Arrested for Robbery.

Hardin Ernspiger was arrested a few
days since, in Bartlctt's precinct, by
officer J. B. Whelan, of Whitesville,
Davicss county, under Il bench warrant
from Nelson county. He was delivered
over to G. w. Hunter, Marshal of
Bardstown, who left Owensboro with
his prisoner last Sunday week.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-05-28
Champion Reaper and hover.

Those wishing to purchase this excel
lent Reaper and Mower, which Is in
truth as its name indicates, the ''Cham-
pion," will please come forward and or
der as soon as possible 50 that can
get them here in time
2l-3t q. J. bean, Agent.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-05-28
The Last Gail without Money.

Those owing me must call and pay
me at once, / cannot and will not wait
longer. fyou fail to heed this notice
the Sheriff, Constable or Town Marshal
will visit you. u. WAYNE GRIFFIN.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-05-28
Burglary.

Burglars entered the stOrehOuse OF
Sam Furgerson, at Furgerson's Sta
ton, on the p. 4 +. II. r., last Thurs
day night, and stole lot of goods of
different kinds, amounting to $50.
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How Co Make Money.

wish To sell the counties of Ohio,
Davies, Mclean, Henderson and Muh-
lenberg, for the sale of II patent Balance
Window Sash. Will sell one or all.
An energetic person can make from SO
to $50 per day by selling them. For
further information, call ON or address
w. III. MURRELL.
BEAVER DAM, Ky. 1921.
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The Best and Cheapest Piow I'm the
World

divers Chilled Plow, Manufactured
cheapest pillow in the world. Edwards 4
Foster, Hartford, KY, are agents for
Ohio county. No necessity of going to
the shop to have plOws laid or sharpened.
An extra point is furnished with each
pillow sold. Perfect satisfaction gJIaran-
iced or the money refunded. We have
all sizes, from one to three-horse plows.
Call ut once and see this wonderful plOw.
Foster * Hill,
Ky. n33tf.
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have several fine CotSwold Buck
Lambs, which | will sell at from - to
81 per head. live two miles South of
Hartford. L. NJ. HOOKER.
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Purc-brcd CotswOId Sheen.

| have ON hand Il few buck lambs
from imported stock which will sell mt
SO per head. Post office address Psra-
disc, Ky. w. ID. COLEMAN. 12-6m
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We dave arranged To keep supply
of fresh meats ON hand, such rs beef,
pork etc, and will he thankful for pat
rOnage. Respectfully,
off FOSTER x HILL.
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Remember.

That am still in the coal business.
VIII deliver coal To order, and will
make garden blowing Il speciality.
j. f. Wager.
off
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-05-28
Great Bargains In the Sale
of Lands.


or farms lying in Ohio co;mty, Ky,
near the town of South CarrOlltOn,
formerly known as the Mclean farm
Balance of said tract..........130 acres.
James tract. ......................1S5 "
fIncn cJ.........................2f4 "
Milton tract. ........................259 "
All now owned by me.
! will sell altogether, if desired, as the
land all lays adjoining; or will sell sep
arately, to suit purchasers, at any time
between now and the 18th day of Sep
TENDER, 1879. If not sold privately, will
be sold on that day to the highest bid
der.
Terms one half cash, balance on a
credit of one, two and three years, mt six
per cent: interest, from date.
TITLE INDISPUTABLE.
These lands are i'm high state of Gull
tivation, nearly all under fence, well
watered, and will make one of the best
stock farms in the country. Come and
see me or write for particulars. John
p. Barrett, editor of this paper, is my
authorized agent. My post office adj
dress is South Carrollton, KY,
l3-6m. ADAM LITER.
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A Noted Divine says !:
TUFTS PILLS.

Their first effect is TO Increase the Appetite,
and cause the body TO Take ON Flesh, thus the
system is nourished, and by their Tonic Ac-
tion on the Digestive Organs, Regular
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1879-05-28

The st. Nicholas Restaurant i'm
Hartford, is one Of the best places in
the Green River Country, to get good
meal. We are not guessing at this, but
speak by the card, for we have tried it.
Everything the market affords served
up in the most palatable manner, is al
ways found in abundance, at the ST
Nicholas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-17
STOVES AND TGNyVA.sE.
STOVES! STOVES!
ct l4S KING STHItET


l would cal! special sttentioa to =; . lsryestock
OF oIOV rs. embracing Portable Ranges, Cook
fsFHt, Dining Room and Office Stoves OF the
lsl9st styles and most improved patterns each
anu every one of which is guaranteed to give
entire satisfaction e'~
=, Also SENTON'S, SPEARS and all other
FIRE fjIACE HEATERS put I'D to heat one,
two and three rrome.
HOT AIR FURNACES for heating DWELL
lnge; churches and public buildings. a speciality.
., nave constantly on hand u largo stock of
LIN WAKE. Chamber Sets. Coal Holds and
HnoveIs slid Housefurnishing gooda in general
am s!so prepared to repair Fire Place Heat.
oTs HOT AR Furnaces. Cook Steve Ranges and
al other Stoves Inst sre made.
koohng, GutieriEg and Spou!iag done q. short
notice, IN the city ard country. and on tho most
reasonable terE'. All work wsrrsntei 10 giya
satisfaction. ''''
sepl5 Tp1S BOy
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GOALS nIrMENTs--h dI=3aici: iscm
Cumberland says:
The shipments from !!ic .n;ncs Of this Gi:al
tcrlsnd coat r3gi2n by tho Chesapeake an;!
Ohio Cana! loT the week ondiaS November -,
1879, were - I'D 0l tens, an iaGEcasG. COZ!
pared with the previous week, o! ever e csc
iors: 2lo beats l.i. yort, acajns! Isl hGa|s tho
irCVlcus week. TIE heava-L o9a! shipper last
week was tho Consolidation Cosl Company.
whlah SGT! cut Is beats, carrying i,TSLlG
toes The Ncw Central Go. c2mo next, sar,!
ng GU, T. beats. with 1 coo. lG t0ue; the Bjr.
Hca tiilIG, with Il b9ais and $751; 81 tors tho
American fourth. with - bOaIs $3.50 tona
The Georges Creek !iIlh. With - b0nLs aa,l
LIZ. II loGs; The Bacn Avon SIKH, with Is
beats aud oil. 10 tols Tho Maryland seventh.
stII II boats md l,S3&.l toDa, and the
Hampshire ard iiaitin9rc last, st: !oa!s
aud j5i. u tons,
There cleared from Cumberland nn Saturday
II beats, carrying 5, Isl ton8 Q! co2l-iin jar2
~ AMOUNT in any one day tbs season.
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Pia1H W.7SEEESs'ss INV.
Spceta! Correspondence Ct The .4ie1a. Gazette
WASHINGTON, j, O.. Nov. Il, 1874

SFtctdt Correspondence q Tie -ate>Gd. Gazette
WASHINGTON. j. g., Nov. II. 1879.
The receipts !; tic Treasury tt-aay ttorl IL
t;r:aal revenue amoupltd 10 SI99 CO; rem
Customs, $IG+i,5l5 The National 5auE po!ls
received 70. redemption Today amounted to
$4,000
The otnscie, Of the poupls Of lie Country
ID net yet entirely !asf, ard sa cyidaGeo That a
remnant yet remains wss afforded this morDir G
when The Trcas,r r; rcc,i7ed s. from al ua
known individual WHO had robbed tho Govern
meDt OF that sum. Pcoplo fcOm the South
here Sly thlt IS those who ribbed them Ct
pianos, plates, books. furniture end other thcgS
during tho wsr. have DGvcr rcturoci eDy OF
those ar iae8 robboiits committed in that scc,iop
don't affect tcndcr consconolls.
The following changes in the Virginia post
Offices Wcre GnaouucGd this morning: W. H..
Mann, TO tc postmaster at AeGaoy Station,
AIlegapy county, i3o Robert L. MarehalI, de-
cli1cd. The post Office at Ferry Greek, Floyd
c6uniy, 10 be Discontinued, and the papers that
formerly went thcro 10 be s:nt 10 Simpsons.
a gentleman jest here from EishrIond re-
ports tha. The republicans recently elected to the
General Assembly Of lhatStste siIlromsin uri.
on all natteIs relating &c !e6era! Affairs but as
regards tho Stots debt will vote cs previously
announced in this c)rresponsnerc', eight With
tho dept payers IL nineteen with !!lr read
justera,
It il cur'cntY luanrcd hare that Fir. 4. u.
Stephens Wsns TO be- nominated Tor Vice l'raSi
dent on 4 National Gran: ti2iset, aad tir:: G:.
FELTON, wants TO receive the independent Dc;ii luz
ll0nii0T Governor OF GrGlgia, bat thAt neither of
them starGa gbcst of q chaneo OF obtaining
the otjcc; ci hs ambition. &c t3r as Mir.
Stephens is Concerned tho rilInor IS d,sc7cditcI
~ thosa Tho know tiu htst.
Attendants upon TIC rcui 81 Of TIC Afay o.:
tho Cumberland have commenced 30 arrive al
ready. -Four cls loatS from Cleveland, Ohio,
reached here this morning, An ;mEeESA crowd
Is tyrcaci. The iDtc3 got atshi!c G0o's show
any great it ease rfysito.r, and many Of thcS,
who will G5mo will probably hcioo& to the cls
wh0. 80 trn:arnial v!si:c:g. attached tt:hrs TO
the gas lamps in the SmlhG, 80 grounds and
cooked their nTcvis0s III saCso sryuLd'.
Ale isn :,Gais hst SEGil il, Sac &, Z, ..
Canal lat TGlk hs7c bGcn 'alHs,;. ana nariga'
iion resumed, End large 0r",a2Es q ;,oais al
rived tLG mCf:,ing ut G2nrIcta27n.
Tie Hg#ad E7a:list, Grc:a Nr:rr.ny vii
Comncnaa y We - ?ngaGrli,',a 1t til, Ma
!ltn!i i'hHctrr i'rr; il ny!.;.
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IN IiRHhTlc PgEAcHEE.--in aoa3E.iaacc
With lha rot;ca il Saturdays Gsgatto, tiio!o
"as quito largo gathering at King street
wharf yesterday evening. to kc.r 8 H"rWGA "a
rake Prophets" icnm - converted !'sa;;ica.
Tho latter ro,c w.s filed hyj. I. j0'"u. wiieao
'r:alic uttoranccs hava hcrei0!nTo been nolicad
IN tbs Gazatio, aud who was cs7'aicd last ovcr-
lag By nn old gentleman namc4 I:e7la, fr3in
Philadelphia. nGian denouacci PREACHERS and
priests Vito rGooiyod sGiar;Cs. as SGt % .hc
pc0pc who istclcd 90 thor'. as nI1a hVroe5';ea,
liars, &c lie also again paid hii respects 10
The slcamhna'. for Tl:nn:n& on Sandnys aa.e'
c0uncatcd his peculiar doctrines IL formerly 81
uortGd b1iai and hli sect nave boon ha!::!n:;
meetings in tho Wharf hisaica GhH?aI, 1n
Ice street for a week past. hut iI'oso IL? ing
The building in charge, after hearing his violent
remarks yesterday, closed the building aE"lHS'
BIN.
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!Sa;.sm SssSs

~" ioHK, Soy. l1.--:rqui;:as N,7a ::nt0
Lo'dsg Al nolco headquarters ny :, i!0p:i:p silcg
Ill FEM ;jnrm0u:, Conn. for hltfisrl b. hitYs.
ia, aged q. ~'o. ii, Sow 5;h ioii thai ioYn t.
c2!ne 10 t!';S city, H..r Ina s;ncc. ii u ;Dy;oicls
manner, disappointed. ':hnntson31 .; ay aowj
from no: caused be; r1!st;vcs 20 sscottLin tho
caua0. Their invest cations showed that tho
sirl, on tho GGy Of lcc ".IiyGl, had sent hn:
trunks 81 boarding house End followed hcrsot
the aaEno lay. Al oTeuing si,T went out siId has
Ea. .inco henn hoHGi IL Tho notice haTe no
record Of her discovery
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EessssiS Jas sE,n r.. u. saSso..a ssnsiss,

Fer days s rumoT lIa8 boon current :hal ex
tonsiy0 frauds a2ainiL tho Govc7umn;t haG
been discovered 81 Che Custom Hrlse, and tha!
customs y GERS o. high dcg-oo bad a;Gn irlp!:-
caiod. COLLECTOR Mcvrits end Appraiser .SiSs
Is. Butcher went 10 Warrington H. mako 8 pre-
Eminsry examination .ntu Lh1 charges. Ehay
returned Oh Saturday, IN: ~" i;t:cani in fr.@Il
10 tho rnsu. oi tn2;r inblrs. T. j.; :uToro"; :Asi
Tho Government h.5 noon ,l"!:%i;,I",! Of :iS .IG"
snd Ina charges ji:ai"a!;; rcyorni merchants 81
tAo cilhGing az hi:Has, 70 dag aH o;,;0y H.a &c.
ceiYc,i ir"!n washington au2rt",:;ag As;io'<;:.
EparHisHr :iii:":..
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Ecu RTt ATrEAI.s. Saturday the following
business w&e transacted in this court
Ro!ln vs.. Ciayo Order requiring appellant
10 execute /. new a!posl bond n additional pom
ATTY and %ith Euw securities Within thirty days
Tlnslcy VS.. Commonwealth. Writ oF error
refused TO indHmani OF lilo Gount7 Court OF
Henrico.
.ity of !ichmoHd ". t'rurtnog, ts.;rn ,.Gt
on privileged docket
Willis VS.. Commemorate. Fully aYEGca by
rEt.lck Hogan fer plaintiff in erIcr ;nA f-ttcr-
teY;t'n"r;tl for Commonwealth aGt submitted.
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EnSGs Sg,r:cSaHF.

Prison, Pa. Nov, 16.-Whiin David
Reeves, n we'll ko0Wn c!tiz5a Ct Wyoming o.,
vas GU! d;l7iGg, lis hoFsqa took fright ant ran
awsy. tiraHiar hiul i:om the wagon, by which
he sustained !, iIr:cs Which caused liz G2,i4 on
SaturGa:,
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- "a ,.

On Monday morning. Nov. lfsh. ESTIEH,
syoars, months and 10 dags rs F:ionds
and relatives Of tho family IRA invtoI So attend
her funeral tomorrow (Tuosdey) afternoon ri
% O'clock 's;uiiar little children 10 come
unto no aud forbid !h"mk1nt tor Of suc! is tho
kingdom of Aeavul'
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FIRE IN MARYLA&r. Tho N.!!s G9rG u
Prince Georges county. Nd. 2?1ea:te ihiE
city last night, yes caused II .hc tuTGlhG Ct
The dwelling house OF Henry iiattoo eo!oEto,
lev miles iroGi Ccx's ferry i2rs0. Al attempt
YES mado to sot tbs house GG fro a acci. cr 81
ngO, by nagio2s who wanted II alIgn i.a;:o:
out OF the IrishbOEhoot 90 account Of lis hnF.
Ing voted The democratic ticket it. ia believed
that the lire 0! i3s, nEiit w9s caused b. TIC
;amo PARTIES and iC7 ;ho same Tcas2i'. i&o
building was rE.I0;y destroyed.
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che SHsr s'scEc.s tabcl.

NonTIi EASTMAN, Mass. Nav. II. The
entire circuit Of tia rGw l'r>rc;t cah2l frarl
Cape God 10 l;r2st y III be completed 10 st orr
lime, and hmcjrS aad iiGropc will be con
n:a;i Il - taotAcr 10.
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- ii:St ii'!i.;tEEH IL E-!Lt: ~.
.nn NAiu.i meeting q? tho Stockholders 81 iha
itHHAt> r:'IH:ihG STEG II tDAT Co.'S.
rENE viii tao r!s"" Oh WknN EHDAT,
= oveTahsr 2,ii, 1870, Il: tbs store oC Harmon &
Sr!ih cor. i'rincn nnh Regal atr"nla, klrEGn-
al,T!s, w ~ i"n "fcucs>.
n"y';.,d l. Il. THUTi!. Prcsiient.
I&fE IKE DhlhY KEGElvlNG largo
" GusTtiias q Ave Chickens, d7e.CGt fnu-
~. EuthGr, hHga. slaughtered beci end Fork.
:,a:'c IN so.a"r, grNon aud drsd fruits; III Tact
Mi Ii .!H Ci country ,,r1huCc, 10 which Wo ro-
sro&;ir1i!? i"viIa ;hc attention Of tho trada.
W. T.. JOHNSON 6 co.
ros'. il T.. ";'r. Cameron and Royals SIS.
uN&, EDUUnEA. ELhHK&, CARS,
~ SuVE:I 3HUI PISTOLS and ChE-
rkiDG;.&, garr low. T. CA! and oxsmina-
lion ~ All VIZ n"i
i&%. =. GAi;LlN s. SONS,
r,v C., King street
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PROCLAMATION Ii TIE Mayor
Al&7or's CtFico. &Isxana.is, Va, ,

n H"Yorahor 18th, 1879.
)" -! whon ih2Se presents may come. greet.
re: Whereas Ito President OF The United
Stsias he@ made proclamation appointing Thurs.
ddsy, the 9Th day OF November fS7o rs q div
io7 National Thanksgiving, snd whcross il be-.
hooVas our community Ia unite in this custom
cry acknowledgement! Of divine favors end bless =.
lin,ga; r"E, therefore, |, COURTYARD =. S,n:Lb
hiaYor o. A!ezsndrIs city, do most respectfully
END urgently recommend "a Sho roori5 Of 4 low
%Dcri" tho sntsbln observance Of sad day; inst
they repair u their respective places If ysc,shin
ana make appropriate acknowledgements cr
Sf",Si'ia 10 tho Hiycr @: III! good for tho mar,
io'd '!afcl:s AMI Iacu'gH"cns bestowed upon our
rGor!o during The pest 7cnr.
GpUl;rLANp u. HMlTN,
""''' u slayer
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tatrtkS.

NEW loHE, Nov. 1.-two thousand long
'1oremen SIC 90 O strike 10 this city.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

M...-uE3 PROBABILITIES. N0u'r. II, 1879.
=. Tho Middle States rising followed by falling
barometer, SInda shifting 10 ea:leIly, increasing
c,ouiino5s, followed to-nigh. End ca Tuesday
by rainy and stormy weather
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-11-17

SUDDEN DEATH, The schooner gorge Tau
lane, which arrived hsrc or Salu day evening
from Philadelphia. Consigned to Mr. VIM. A.
Smoot, had on board the body nt Charles Me-
DonslI, onc Of the crew. who died suddenly op
Friday. 10 was about thirty five ycarJ Ct age
aud hailed If; N Portland. Mcdonald had been
on c.rOusc before leaving Philadelphia, but
seemed to have recovered and WAS talking TO
tho natc few minutes before he fell dead 90
Tho deck. Tho death was supposed to have
E3cn caused by Ecars disease, aud the remains
we're inferred by the captain of TIC vessel.
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GROCERIES,.
REMOVAL.
GEO. hcBURNEY l. SON,
Have removed 10 their
NEW BUILDING.
cor. King& Wash'n. Sts.,
Anu have opened very large stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE GROCERIES,,
FINE AND MEDIUM,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Which thoy name in psrt ss follows:
Finest English Pickles in glass.
Lee S Perrin's Worcestershire Sauce.
Italian and Fronch Olive Oil.
French and American Ground and Proparod
Mustards.
Genuine French Olives and Cspers.
Walnut Mushroom aud Tomato Cslsup
Finest MSplo Syrup in glass. cheap.
Canton Preserved Ginger at ,nnrpsiously tor
prices.
The only original aad genuine Abort Biscuit.
Chocolate, Vanilla. Raspberry snd Lemon
0ugar Wafors, TO be found only at our store.
Ssrdines in pursst Olive Oil, cheap
Italian anil American Msccaroni md Ysrni.
celi.
Coxs and Nelson's Gelatine
Chalmers Brilliant Gelstine, equal IL all 70,
spects to Cox's, only l5c per package.
i>skni's and Kpp's Cocoa and Broma.
Bakers Prhinium and German Swee. Uhor,.
lste
Pcttsd Tongue. Gn,n, Chicken, DucB, Gamo,
Turkey and Beat.
Canned Fresh LcbstdT. Maeko.sl, Salmon,
Cfsb, Beef Tomatoes Corn, Lima Beana, Green
and Msrrowf,t Peas, Peaches end Pineapple,
Preserved Etrawberriee Nsspberrics, Tomatoes,
Piums, and Cranberry Sauce.
FRUITS-Mslsga and Catswba Grapes, very
fne. Figs, Currants, Rsisins, Citrcn, Orsnzes
and Lemons.
TEAS-Our line of Tons embraces tho be-,
and most celebrated brands known to tho trade
-Four grades Of Gunpowde-, ucry strong anil
Tlch IN fa05T, Formoaa Oolong. focst Black
Tes, Imperial, Japan, throe grades rich and
delicate, English Breakfast elegant drink, By
soa at 4Oe per ID, very good, Homo Chop Is: per
ID. pure and especially Gao in favor,
LiQUORS-Bsker's, Millefa, Schuylkll
Malt, o. K. No. /, ELK Horn aud Virginia
Glade Pure Rye Whiskies; Old Bourbon
French aid California Brandy Holland Gin,
Pale and Dark Sherries. very rich and fruity,
G. Fl. Mumm & Co.'S and Peiper Heidsick
Chamagno. California Champagne, EDglish and
Scotch Ale and Brown Stout.
All other goods at low fguresI
GEO. McBURNEY s. SON,
Fine and Family Grocers,
8. w. cor. King & Wash. SIS.
N. B.-Will be pleased to have all come 10
sec our store and fine stock, which we will take
great pleasure in showing, there being no obi
CATION to buy unless disposed TO do 80.
ev4-tJl g. AeBURNRY &SON,
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EAi;1iInN UTENSILS,
On MONDAY. Noyon.aT Il 1874

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Un MONDAY, Noyomhar Il Is19
/ viii ciI:ar ~ public auction, on "a o;i,!ay,
Nov. 2lsh. iGst%at. ~ 10 c'clrck ii. ~, Al the
isr.n of Eis. Edward ;l,,ingGrf6iA, sis..,sd
about three C5} miles irt,a Ale>anGri, anI rHe
~ mule Irom lii f'Airf.e Theological! SEMINARY
lane, on the Aex&niria sn3 i.sesburg turn pike,
~ follows: H0U%khU!.p E;EMlYUER,
a,EuCk and.F EMiNt. UTGNSIna.
roy l7l~ J. e. R0Auit.
TENnE AMREiiht I! hEtiiEpTiVgLI VMK
E STOMACH AMI Eti,Ei3I - D:3-A
preventive si:d 7eTlGdf 10. foyer s:.d Etuo liver
and kidney complainta j:untica, Grsrsnsis and
intermittent fGvars. f9iCa lit,: 1.-Two. Pads
regular ti",. 81 10; do. extra large So; do
chdrcn's 81 Is; Kidney Pads -; Chess and
Lung Pads 81. ANY OF Tho above sent by mail.
free Of pnat.se, o. Tccs!:'t Of price.
JANtliiY IL co,
nov IT, nos. ~ aad 40 King 81.
EJTAAUTiUN % i UnII.E Il 2EHs;ii:ENG.
TIC Board nf Visitors ol tia yirx:G;n Ap5i-
cnl.ural s,tt Mechanical College, having decided
10 oiec; . FrcsidaJ,. ioT The Cpllea-0 b. titsi.
meeting 60 bc held if i!irhrlorG On tho ?C;h OF
December, lei9. direct that sill applications # r
Tho post;o!. nisst 30 addressed 70 .he ;:co!or
VIA. Kgg}eston, esq, caro- If ,iuGea JOAN
Meredith, Eich mend, vs..
nov15-lw T. n. CON!;hE), See of Board.
ss!&kRS! UlGAES! GIGhEs!
| Tho following rG.;lar brands s.. WAKEFIELD
Is HALLS:
uleon 81 the liGscs, pa7taSns: M;Gn"n. Chief.
! tain, La lios. Ii ooHlight Fiii.r. 10 Bouquet,
StoneTn:l, cavalier, National Stsnl&td, Our
| Pleasure Fsvorits, ftln,on. ;,"ccs, Zulu, IN
l. Our
| M;dgois Tho Rsl;lor, Fci.i, Smokers Pride,
| and Columbia. nov 10
| ETkDED FhH&iC:S lnsda 10 look fresh and
| e new by TIpMr&Oi':3 LiGitTN. nc,
EkkDlCATOk. War7nhla1 10 do rs ronro.
snnt6d. o. The money cEecrful!y refunded.
| LUET x DAVIDSON,
| Get Agents Ter AnxsLdr