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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Suspected Murder.

+ BosroN, September &c. The body of JUS
tice l.. Gum was found lying on the floor of
his residence at Bridgewater, Mass, this
morning The bed and walls were stained
with blood and there was every evidence of
murder. lie came from Brooklyn, y. y,
with his son about six months ago. The son
il mis- sing
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Weather Indications for To-day.
For the New England and Middle States,
clear or partly cloudy weather, warmer south
erly winds, stationary or lower barometer.
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HUNTS REMEDY

HUNTS REMEDY
mas cured hundreds who
have been given up by
physicians. 1t cleanses,
puriiies and strength
ems the whole system.
All who use il enjoy
good health. ONE TRI.
Al WILL CONVINCE
You. Send for pamphlet
to WIN. +. CLARKE
PROVIDENCE, X. l..
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Walter NJ Bracket, the artist, was re-
ported few days ago as on his way to Angus
Ia. Though not registered at the hotels he
may yet be in this vicinity. Mr.. Bracket is
specially noted for his success producing
upon canvass the trout and other gamy inhab-
itants of the watery element. He is a native
of Maine having been born in Unity in 1928
Two patients at the Insane Hospital made an
unsuccessful dash for liberty day or two age.
They were out in the enclosed park taking
the usual airing which is so kindly allowed
them by the officers, when, in some way, they
managed to evade the eyes of the attendants,
and make their escape. They were soon
discovered as they went cutting through the
fields in the direction of the river, and the
attendants followed in pursuit. One was
easily taken, but the other was said to have
leaped into the river and to strike out for
the other shore. This undertaking he soon
gave up and he was taken to his old quarters
The much-needed repairs on the Kendall
street school-house have been completed
The building has been thoroughly overhauled
roof shingled, new floors laid, newly plas-
tered, papered and painted. 1t has been fur
nished with new desks for the teachers and
also with new seats for the scholars. The
seats are called the Peerless and are of
the most approved pattern. They were man
ufacturcd in Illinois and were purchased
from their agency in Troy, N. Y. Owing to
the contractors not coming to time in deliv-
ering the desks, it made delay in commence
ing the school of about three weeks. Now
that it is done, they have one of the best
chool-houses and two of the best schools in
the city. The primary school is taught by
the veteran teacher Miss Phnney, who has
taught seventeen consecutive years in the
same room, which is sufficient guarantee of
her merit. This school registers about fifty
scholars. Miss Arnold, who presides in the
intermediate school, is an experienced teach
er. This school registers only thirty scholars.
If it were not for large number of children
from eight to fifteen years of age working in
the mill, it would register at least double that
number. The Grove street school-house has
also been put in splendid condition, thorough
repairing having been done and new seats
put in.
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HOuSETO RENT!

A Nice cosy rent for Il small family can be had by
"A applying TO &. {. GRANT, Court street.
sept. 9th, 1870. stpt27teodlw
HOUSE FOR RENT (!
TIME house of +. b. PERKINS, on Green ST., is OF.
l. fered for rent. Apply on the premisea.
sept27ttf
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Local ann State Nfms.

Saturday, September 81. 1879.
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MY
BACK!"

bladder liver and urinary organs dropsy, gravel di
abetes, Brights Disease ofthe Kidneys incontinence
or retention of urine, and female weakness, HUNTS
REMEDY has never been known to fail.
MooREsTowN, Burlington Co., n. j., Sept. IL, 1875
WIN. l.. CLARkE-Dear Sr:-Eighteen months
and friends de- SPARED of my getting WELL The
first bottle of HUNTS REMEDY gave me great re.
lief. | feel | owe my very existence to HUNTS
REMEDY, and / am deeply thankful.
ABIGAIL 8. COLES.
SPRINGFIELD, Eihingham Co., Geo. May u, INV
VINE. CLARKE, Dear Sir prescribed HUNTS
REMEDY in IA complicated case of Dropsy which
had been treating for eight years, and ! nnd
HUNTS REMEDY is the best medicine for Dropsy
WIN. II. WILSON, N. d.
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NtW York Stock Market.
ROsfOn Stock List.
California Mining stocks.

| SAN FRANCISCO, sept. %.
The following are the closing official prices of min.
| tn.ls tod
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,Do you have a pain in
yeur Back, Loins or
Side? If so, your Kid
neys. are diseased. DO
not delay but try at once
HUNTS REMEDY,
The Great Kidney
and Liver Medi.
cine. Ii is prepared
EXPRESSLY for
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SEPT. TJtI--IIIKD DAY.
The heavy rain of Wednesday morning
brought the exhibition of horses and colts
to a speedy close. The following awards
were reported by the committees Thursday
morning:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-11-13

We not only tax our brains to invent
fantastic" names for every new fabric,
varied perhaps only by O thread or q
shade from what our grandparents wore
a century ago, but there are in use posi-
tive misDomer5 for many staple articles
of merchandise. The following imper.
feet list will give q faint idea of them
Acid lsou.), applied in chemistry 10
class of bodies to which sournegs is only
accidental, and by no means universal
characteristic. Thus rock crystal, quartz,
flint, etc, are, chemical acids, bough no
particfe OF acidity belongsto them.
Black lead does not contain O particle
e lead, being composed of carbon and
iruA:.
Brazilian grass does not c,me from
Brazil, or even grow there, nor is it
grass at all. 1t consists of !. palm leaf
(7zrihar d,Jeatea) and is imported chief.
iy from Cuba. =
BurRundy.pitcb isnot ritch, nor is it
manufactured In or exported from Bur.
gundy, The best Isl resinous substance
prepared rom common frankincense and
brought from Hamburg; but by far the
greater quantity is mixture of resin and
palm oil.
China, as o name for porcelain, gives
rise to the contradictory expressions,
British china, Dutch china, Chelsea
chinn, etc, like woolen mile.stones, iron
mile.stones, brass slioe-horns, iron pens,
steel pens.
Cutie bone is not bone at all, but a
structure pure chalk, once embedded
loosely in the substance of certain species
ofcnttle fish. II Is enclosed in q mem.
branous sac, within the body Of the fish,
and drops out when the sac is open.
ed, but it has no connection whatever
with the sac OF the cutie fish.
b, Galganiged iron iy not galvanized. It
Is simply iron coated with zinc and ...is
is done by dipping it in zinc bath con-
tainiDg muriatic acid.
German silver is not silver at all, nor
was the metallic alloy called by that name
invented by German, but has beon in
use in China time out of mind.
Honey soap contains no honey, nor is
honey In any way employed in its nan.
ufacture. 1t is a mixture of palm oil
soap and olive oil soap, each one part,
with three parts of curd soap, or yellow
soap, scented.
japan lacquer contains no lac at all,
but Is made from the sap Of kind of tree
called Rhus vcrnicifra.
Kid gloves are not usually made from
kid skins, but Of lamb or sheep skins.
at present many of them dre made of rat
skins.-Journai 2f APpiied Science.
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PRIzE Essay on woMAs.-After

PRIZE essay ON ,WoMAN.-After
man came woman.
And she has been after him ever since.
She is person of free extraction, be.
ing made of mans rio.
don't know why Adam wanted to
fool away his ibis. bat suppose he was
not accountable for all he did.
1t costs more &c keep C woman than
three dogs and shotgun.
But she pays you back with interest
hy giving you house full Of children to
keep you awake at night and smear mo-
lasses candy over your Sunday coat.
Besides, wife il very convenient
article TO have around the house.
She is handy to swear ut whenever you
cut yourself with razor and don't feel
like blaming yourself.
Woman is the superior being in Mas
saGliusetts.
There are about GO, 600 more of her sex
than males in that State.
This accounts for the terrified, huntcd-
down expression of the single men who
emigrate from the East.
Woman is not created perfect.
She has her faults-such as false hair,
falsc complexion, and so on.
But she is a great deal better than her
neighbOr aud she knows it.
Eve was q woman.
She must have been model wife, too +;
for it cost Adam nothing to keep her in
clothes.
Still l don't think she was happy.
She couldn't go to sewing circles and
lr her information about everybody she
knew, nor excite the envy of other ladies
by wearing her new winter bonnet TO
church.
Neither could she hang over the back
fence and gossip with her neighbor.
All of these blessed privileges were de.
MED her.
Poor Eve ! she's dead.
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The BULL AND THE DEVIL FIsiI.-
Ihu story given below was communicated
by 3 correspondent: "The author of
'schuyukidaD, who lived some sixty
years ago, was once travelling in Muttu,
one of the contemporaries. Walking
one day near the sea beach he heard the
below Of . bull, and went i'm the direc.
tion of the noise. 2 He was then witness
of an extraordinary combat between some
cutie fish and a BULL An enormous
poulpe, with bright purple eyes and ten
tacies six feet long, had attacked the
qundruped. Throwing his arms around
the body, the monster tried to make for
the water with its captive. Meanwhile
other octopi, in large numbers and of
great size, swarmed on to the shores.
which seemed TO be alive with their big.
round heads. Some of them assisting
their comrades, soon like him attacked
the bull, dragging it down to the sea.
Iheir quarry, however, made brave re-
distance, and succeeded in goring it's frat
foe In the head and belly and shaking
itself free from its embrace. Before it
could escape, however, it was firmly held
by O still larger monster, while others
took golicitous care of the wounded one.
The unfortunate beasts believing ut
tracted q crowd Of fishermen to the spot.
One of these. stronger and braver than
his fellows, his limbs swathed in straw
fandages, and sharp knife in his hand.
boldly rushed to the rescue Of the bull
and cut through the tentacles which in
closed H.. Other pnnlpea then attacked
the fisher, TO whose aid his fellows has
tened, and sflerce fight .ensued between
men and monsters, in which the former
were victorious, many Of the squids being
killed, while the rest escaped into the
water. Two of the tentacles wound
round the bull were so heavy thas one
man alone could not carry them. One
was twelve and the other six feet long !;
the larger of ths two was subsequently,
boiled IN sections at different times in a
big kettle. Soma years previous 20 this
battle cattle had disappeared in a mystic
rious way from the same shore. The
fight between the cephalcpoda aud tho
bull enlightened the Proprietors as to the
cause of their loss."-- Toxic (Japan)
Times.
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DIR. Pembertonss StillingiR or Queens
Delighf,

Tho reports Of wonderful cures of rheumatism,
Scrofulh, Salt Rheum, Syphilis Cancer, Clcers and
Sores, that come from all parts of the country
not only remarkable but so miraculous ns to bo
doubted was II not for the abundance OF proof.
REMARKABLE CURE OF SCR0FJLA, &c
Cisa Of Cbl. j, C. BrqnJon
KINGSTON, GA. September 10, 1871.
GENTs-For sixteen years have been o great
suorcr from Scrofula in Its most distressing FORMS
have been confined to my room and bed for hf-
teen years with scrofulOus alterations. The most
approved remedies for such eases had been used,
and the most eminent physicians consulted, with
out any decided benefit Thus prostrated, dis
ttessed, desponding. was advised by DIR. Aver OF
Floyd County, Ca, to commence tho use of your
Compound Extract siillingia.. Language Is as In
sufficient to describe the relief obtained from the
use of tho Stilngia as IL Is to convey adequate
idea OF the intensity OF my suffering before using
your medicine; sufficient to say, / abandoned all
other remedies and continued theuse of your Ex-
tract OF Stillingin, until say truly, II am
cured of all pain" Of nll disease with nothing to
obst-uct tho active pursuit Of my profession More
than eight months have elapsed since this re-
markable cure, Without any return of tho disease.
For the truth of the above statement, refer to
any gentleman In Harlow County, Ga, and to the
members of the bar OF Cherokee Circuit, who are
acquainted with me. shall ever remain, with the
deepest gratitude. your obedent servant
:, J. G. BRANSON, Atty at Law.
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new auecdote Is told of Bishop
FsebS os SYracnsea ". The Biahopa
weigh + Is 5etwesl 500 aid 400 pounds;
ali6 ehsns ia the dead vast ind middle of
the night recently his bed crushed under
hiTsl, the gentleman ct whose house he
:s .. ,..- = I. e.: re F,ii,rrfi
"ssy hat'e tho matter, Bishop 20 anxiously
inquired tho host. 'NothinR at aIl.s,
fioziiati tho clergyman; tirst tell
ycnE wife IL Im NOT hero Ia SAa nicfniIig
70 look for me in the cellsr.n
Prof. Kiebg, cf Prague, and Prof
LoEdniaaI OF Rome, have been exaYniu.
Ing, during the past spring, into the
physical rois0t which produces IiaraIi
fever. They exalaised the lower stfate.
1f the atraosp piere 0f the Roman CAM
pa tySllA and i1B soil In both tbss di4nA5-;
cred q Tnicso scopEc fIingns, consisting oi
nlorah le shining spoEer Of "a gloag oval
skape w itIt s.'less SD i1irsials y,ero
araiGcially infected with ii,ssFElitsenS
fever os the triie marsh type and fhay
sllon'ed precisely the sagIie eIll lasgelnept
osS che spIcell ns human beings who have
tnlsghs the 9eyer IN Tbs oadifafg way.
Tomlll fhd X sbs IlRSd aiTela this fun.
gus tao name af u lisis a,alsyisS, as K
ssr1eia irsthe sElsl'e of snlhl lilTseds,
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LAND FOR, SALE,

TINE undersigned offer their TRACT of
4. LAND, situate in one and onc.half
miles of the Town of Anderson, contain-
400 acres. The Anderson Branch of the
Greenvile " Columbia Railroad runs
through portion of said land. Rocky
River also runs through the tract, and there
are about 60 acres of fine bottom land, we'll
adapted cultivation and si7ving. The
place is we'll watered, with me springs, &c.
There is in cultivation ahuut 250 acres, q
fine crop now growing upon It, with plenty
OF good tenant houses ana dwellings suffi-
cient for temporary occupation, with two
good young orchards of select fruit, togetl-
er with good vineyard, &c. The lands not
in cultivation are i'll original forest.
We offer the whole, or in quantities to
suit purchasers. The most desirable build
ing site 10 be found anywhere is situated on
the rapids of Silver Brook, within one-half
mile of the University of the Town of An
derson. TERMS MADE EASY. For
particulars correspond with the undersign-
ed, or Maj. John Is. Moore at Anderson G. Ii.
s. e. & j. B. MOORE.
August 81, 1870 G 3ms
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RAYARD. Z 0F 0 1 pKnAWAtiE..
"A Biographical Sketch OF the 1Inn Whs
May DO Our Next r, ssident. ts

Very soon Senator Bayard viii reach
these shores, after few months tour Of
Europe. Upon his arrival he will be re.
ceiyed With great eciat a-ri enthusiasm.
Since his departure for the old world,
great changes have taken place in politi-
cal affairs, aud they have been nightly
improving of Mr., Bayard's fortunez.
The defeat of Ewing 10 Ohio has made
the Delaware Senator the most conspicu.
GUS name for the Democratic Presidential
nop,ination, after that of Mr. Ti'den. In
case of sfr. Tilden's chances being dam
aged by the result in New York, Senator
Bayard will loom NJ amazingly for tho
championship of the patty 5n 1880.
Whether many of Che party like or io;:,
tho views hold ',y Mr.. Bayard on cur
rency questions are such - the people of
/. this country low owe rwhelmfngly en-
dorse; and ~, leaving America with
much polarity, the Delaware states.
man returns with sort of triumph that
must be most grateful! to his feelings.
The Nashville american, in view of .he
peculiar prominence now assumed By Mr.
Bayard, thinks Il opportune to give some
particulars of this illustrious mans ca
reer, and to sly that Senator Bayard en-
tered the Senate In time to bear with
Thurman The heat md sbufflhu Of the t1nv
in tho great and noble strngrle With re-.
publioen aggression imnression and nm.
pression iThst confict nr n hraya hand
co{,ntedy Int little in votes mt IL wos that tI,at
Dresenting Of trutiiNthat iett;ns inf ct
iipbts which nreseyved the E,eJerel IJn;on
from Sonsn,i;Iht;ot, Sava STer,ocrnt;c ,
1 priT,oirles sa new hirtR md pavcd lila
corntrv from dangars -as destrnct;ve os
Eecession. The o,ieation Ia whether that
wor,; Ia 70 90 for nanght. ' 'las
We are snecificallv informed olso That
Senator Rayarri was trained for mo morcan. n.
tiie life md anbsg,nentjy studied Iaw
coming to the barin 1871: In Ia5a he
was anpo;,ited limited States District AZ ~
torney for Delawars bTst RESIGNED II
.lg54 IIa mar niariaa +, tI,e Sss-nto ~ 70
sncceef; bia father. Ion,as A Havard ond -
toot Iis @ aeat Morsh z ISt,a ana mr. y Sas ~ anu ~.
elected IN IS75 M;cRolas Rays,rd ,yoa !
Eyer,cn Hns,,anotH s ssho ;,,s s,I - "'tI tb;, (
country in J6a7. With His brntI % or. IN IN Law '
Peter Stnvvesant ibe jaat Untcb Gov,
ernor az NssS Yoris i i n :, 60 st oto,,
Beyard. The grandSStber of the ] nresant
Senator. gSgas born in ph;Ie5einb;s 'I He
was q leader i'm Congress Of. ihe policy
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ABsURDITY or TIGIrT LACING..-
There would be no tight lacing if girls
could, pc made to understand this simple
ihct, that man dread the thought of mar
rying woman who is subject to fits of
irritable temper, to bad headaches, and
other ailmnnfa we need not mention, al,
ofYhich, everybody knows, are the di-
rect and inevitable product of tho COM
pression of the waist. Men like to SEQ a
small waist, certainly; but there is a
very great difference between the waist
which is well-forined and in proporSion
to the rest of the figure, and 6 waist
which is obviously and artificially COM
pressed, to the destruction of that easy
and graceful carriage, which Is one of the
ehiet chafnte of w0man's appearance.
an unnaturally compressed waist Is, far
more certain of detection than d mass of
false hair, or faint dusting OF powder.
Inc rawest yonth ,yho enters ballroom
&c: 4 4 PICK out the women who have
Strengthened themselves artilcially. If
tho young lady who to obtain the ap-
paaianee ofa dragoon-fiy has been sub
jtcting herself TO considerable physical
pain, and who has been laying up for
herself q pretty store of ailments, which
only want time to pronounce themselves
could only see the stare of scarcely dis
guised ccatempt, and understand the
scorhfnl nitv, which erect the result of
/ her labor, va should have change OF
the iaBhion7and tits merely a fashion.
Through all changes wcrien remain true
only to one fashion. W aether her cloth
ing is sas long and lank as that of q Gre
clan virgin, or whether she builds around
tho lower half Of her figure q rotound
and capacious structure Of steel, she Is
ever faithful to the tradition of d small
waist; and she will weaken her circnla-
tIo.n, she Will make her hands red, she
t.s faststFS Iiv0us1y-lv, pIiu VIII CRACK neI
voice, and che will ruin her digestion, ali
TO produce g mnlfcrnnation which wise
men regard with pity and fools with de-
fision.
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"A CONFEDERATE RELrc.-A Confed.
crate cap machine has been found in
\ SDanviIla in some old rubbish. ali com-
pleta, hut very rusty, aud hasSno ldor,ht
besh lying In its present place avap sii,rs
the war. This machine was invented Inv
Mr. W II. Wash, OF. tbis county. IN
May, 1861, Mr.. Wash Has.in :snondl
where he found the government Ind an.
gagged a mfr. Dabow, q Norther,, man. to
supply il In musket caps, that were then
In great demand. DeGoW asked Waah
down in tliearsenal, ana whiie iookins
at il, Wash remarked that he could make
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YELLOW FEVER--ILACK V0MIr,

Il Is too soon to forget the rava OF this terri
bic disease, which will no doubt return in u more
malignant ami yirulent form in the fall of 1870.
~ iAtIhaaELLS n AEPATiN6. Hemedy discover
full results In South America whcro the most ag-
grnvated cases OF fever found, causes from one
to two ounces Of bilc to DO filtered or strained
from fhe blood each time II passes through the
Liver, rs long "a IN excess OF bile exists. BY Its
wonderful action on the Liver and Stomach tho
HEPATINE not only prevents to q certainty any
kind of Fever and Black Yomlt, but also cures
Headache, Conetipation Of the Bowels, Dyspepsia
and all Malarial diseases.
No one need fear yellow Fever who will expel
the Malariai Poison and excess Of bile from the
blood by using MERRELES HEPATINE, which
Is sold by aIi Druggists In IS cent and 90 bottles
or will be sent by express 5v the Proprietors,
4. i. MERRELL & CO. philn.. Pa
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llhDzEST t5IsE Il AssAE M: a ssTtRIoA ~
he t1z11nllz gtls .S,sa
q ISE NJ zEs ~ IA q UIleB5 near 5eeEo6 (1ntas
fi0, the most extensive and sEicressfi,f III
tho country. It consists OF fctlr bna
yards, e1ch covering about an acre 81
ground, asciGily enclosed, and cotitss;s a.
heaides the hiveS aud .eiirln;e stnrs
yoOtns. house Tor VI t6FinS The bess.
he hives used arc oblong, pine wood
boxes With q cubic capacity Of 3,z240
inches, She inkide iiseasl,fa heing efsesa
by esa by tsgel lyet AIF ~ Jofiss, ss5,if
bee yeEsls coEitain go aSd n D .oi
& sisissa tges res peel tveIyS and he yeckona
1 q. ttsl,ss9 ss59s Il s31od aEaTfn Tor oisa ot
tslellt, ttle cad of .3ts " i. j ones had
q ecnI QUO folssss - tss5TTssy fFoYa Ga
ASt0cke of ssesl ecs Il total yield
iQf the year cf 20, ,sstl Sia of hcnev
from hta ig, ,ijs0 Ii ~. skols, IA
which sllse Ie JFoglJ Tlet between 81 900
ssiid $se, coo Son sll d issS5 1Idsisct. With,
81 King into aeff 81 lle e ds 6ys2 arms
{ sof of queen bees. This sacce sftsi aiiiarfsl
cstinllt68 tae gear S total out sV az q. 100.
nsakl hai z If aver, Is interest
% y Aiea U tkp i5SSitsa the
ioe i 81 81 tf sSts See y3ns nhsac
4lgf1t IS ha ~ eillid9 4iastl atn, Pafe'
stit rig fsnfetiy c0ntAiliing
81 " II .tE If gou s9ai,b &
e4fo ID 81 az chi dTen, yet .slr.
~ ssiH gERpt ed 70 tontalgi
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Before tho days OF Or. BpiI'a Conka
Syrup, q person syoubI ed with 4 con7.,
nlways consulted his physician. E0e Ae
1ly ilsee=s= as ;seiisss and ss cured ssss
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A Great Need Supplied.

FESHE Town of Anderson has long needed
il. q good and reliable BAKERY,
which is supplied by the undersigned, who
keeps on hand choice Bakers Bread and
Cakes of different kinds, insaddition to :.
good selection of CONFECTIONERi,.s )
Chewing and Smoking TOBACCO, all OF
which he sells very cheap.
= He also bakes Wedding or Party Cakes
CT all kinds to order on reasonable terms.
The public patronage is respectfully solicit
Store of B. f.. Crayton & sons.
O. w. V0LKENING.
Oct q. 1870 10 Sm