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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
THE WE'LL AND LA ABRA CLAIMS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-The treaty with Mexico
pen ling the Senate proposes 10 submit the
OF BENJAMIN Wsl and the La Aura Mining Company
against Mexico 20 retria. These claims amount 10
COO and under the treaty OF 1865 they
paid IN fourteen annual instruments. In june 1878,
Congress uthOrzed the President 90 withhold paynents
until rerfa should be had until IL should otherwise d
rect Since then Congress has taken a lion in the
matter although reports IL ny the President
I'm 1880 Tie SUBJECT however, has been one which
considerable correspondence has passed between the
United states and xc1n governments during the past
four years. In 1873 Mr.. ZamacOna the Mexican Mins-
ter informed Secretary EyaTts that the Mexican Govern
Incnt was possession Of conclusive evidence OF fraud
In both cases Later he submitted Mr.. Eyarts dOcu-
ments to prove that the cotton which Well pretended
had been seized from him by the Ne xican Govern
ment his possession, and that the La Abrd
Company gave up It's mines because they did not pay
long after the date at which claimed u have been DIS
possessed by tho Mexicans After hearing the eases
Mr. Eyarts declared that, while they ought TO re-
tried under convention, the honor the United
States required that they should be judciay invest
gated. He suggested that Congress shOuld gnhtc
tribunal before which the charges OF fraud could
be heard. ~ the La Ab!a cae- however hc SAID the
main charge Tas OF fraudulent cKaggcratIOu aud init
ed Lat IL might Dc proper pay the accrued IN
stalnents ana Withhold me hers TO await tho prOpO cd
iuVeBg alton. Later lac fcarmcd his dcc sion
several payments. ar. ZdmBcOua projected ngainat
each payment made. ana several times appealed to the
State Dcpar ment 10 giy0 LIm hope OF "a remedy.
Al time tBe Mexican Govern mcnt proposed brng
suits 10 recover the money PAID but the proposed
were abandoned after Mr. EvHrts suggested that thoy
would be IN violation % the trsaty OF 1863 VIII this
view, however. tho Mexican representative did not
agree Last year Mr IimacOna submitted The draft II
treaty for tue rcBsafng Of The The treaty now
pending Ia supposed " be BASED uUon this draft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
EXTENSIONS TO TIE PACIFIC.

The AtchisOn, Topeka and Sap'u Fc Rail
ad Comnany has made considerable progress with ITS
nroected connection through sonora Mexico with Quay
mas a port on tho QUIZ Of California 1t Is believed
that the road viii DO open through from Albuquerque
so,ne time this year. The company acquired control
fth. Sonora Railroad IA year ago At that time about
nney miles Of tho road had been completed to Hermo
.ilo from Gnaymas Since then large part u the line
had been finished In thodirectOn OF tie mort bound
arv line 10 Mexico There Is to b, built link OF nfy
mica northward from the frontier to connection with
fine sont ern Pacino This line Is to DO u-ol Jonty by
tho southern Pacific and tho AtohsOn roads From AlDu
ouorque tho Atohison extends southwark TO Dcming
thesouthern Pacinc From Domng westward to the
nection with tho Sonora road. the AtchsOn Company
haa traffic contract for tho OF the Southern Pacific
for distance OF about 1870 miles The cost Of tho sonora
line 10 Guayruas Is estimated at about S60OO00O.
The telegmpio report that tho California Southern
Railroad which IL built from San Diego, Cal,
TO Cotton, on tho Southern Pacific. proposes
to build eastward 10 tho Colorado River,
docs not receive crcdenco from welniormcd raj road
men. Inc California southern t. not owned ~ Tue
Atohison Company. II was built BY Boston capitalists.
ana ilr president, Thomas Nicholson, was formerly
pr sdont of the Atchson But wne there might DC a
harmony between tie Two Interests inc owhetshpo he
California Southern Is independent ol tue AT nj
son. The Atlantic aud Patlhc Is now being
built westward from Albuquerque to Tho Needles,
Il point on the Colorado RIVER, whore connection viii
be made with the southern Paclnr now building east
ward rom MOhavc, Cal IL Is hoped 10 make the nnrc
this spring. MOhave Is some distance above Cotton
Atchison road without building any now road
could arrange Or tie contract Tor he use OF the south
ern Pacific from Cotton to the Colorado River,
bv wny OF Mohave wcll-knOwn railroad
man connro cd with southwestern interests saiu
yecrlay that lie thought the Southern Pacific people
would object such arrangement md would not 10
disurbt by extension OF the Car Ornia Southern 10
the Colorado.
rnc orl r. not credited In railroad circles here that
tho AicmsOn people propose 10 establish any line at
steamers 90 the Chinese seas from Guhyiuaa san
DIEGO or coast lno 10 or gpn. The SONORA roai II Is
Thought intended 10 benefit tho AtcAisUu lObd only
L hli L. MIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
4 TRIBUTE no PROFESSOR CHITTEADEY.

AmemOral sermon on the life and character
Of the late Professor Aonzo Chtenden president Of the
Packer Institute, preached a. the Brooklyn Temple
in Clernont-avc last evening, by the Rev j. d. Fulton
Dr. Futon's subject was, The Lie that Lives aud his
text was taken from Hebrews XII A: Being
dead he yet speaketh' lie said that
the dead professors voice Is heard in 10000 homes
aud numbers have been enriched through his Influence
In speaking OF Professor Crlttendens abilities a. an
educator said that teacher lives In others because
he lives others No prof ssOu, he thought does 80
much good IN a quiet way a, that OF u tcJch'r Inc
position OF "A teacher one Of supreme mpor aIcc,
and no man ever fnllei the dudes or tnat Gazing IA
satisfactory manner tan TT lessor trt'endeh,
any teacher ever more popular WIN Ia pupils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
RAILROAD NEVIS.
NETWORK AND Bo,rON NLAND.

Bo>roN, Feb. 4.-The first meeting Of the
N,s.York and Boston Inland Railroad Company In
Massachusetts Was held Saturday the office OF the
Ncv-York construction Company IN tins city. Samuel
T. lIrlc Of kcrnr. y. H.. presd d. Tho certificate Of
on issued by the State OF Massachusetts
accepted aud the company organized by the election OF
a Board OF Directors. follows j. H. BOiwol Of Hal
lowell. Me. Charles Bureigh. OF Ftchburg; william
Rotch. Of Boston, Moody Merrill. ~ Boston; George
Cooko Of Boston, John H. Buttrck Of Lowell Samuel l..
Ham Of Peabody: william H. Draper of Milford Mass:
a f. MORGAN nf Milford, Mas; George W. Johnson OF
uIfofd Mass Charles 4. nHblu, Of Montpelier, VI;
Noses Wehstrr, ~ Maine; II. 4. Blood OF FitohOurg
TINS company Is aroIdT organized In Connecticut aud
York The plan FOR capitalization las not yet been
agreed upon Ii the purpose OF the pr J5ctJrs Of
this enterprise 10 pat ever ming ON cash basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
NOT ASKAD 10 Acr on NIX. NEgTONS CASE

Il was stated in religious paper last week
that a memorial signed by majority Of the EpscopG
c rymen OF th. city hai been presented 10 Bishop Pot
ter requesting BIN 20 takr official against the Rev
L. Hcber newton, bccaue OF his recent sermons OF the
Right AID Wrong Uses Of the Bible" The article
stated ha' the memorial headed with the nan,s 81
the Rev. Henry &. Potter ot Grtc" Church. aad TIE
Roy Dr. Ml.r ~ iN. Trinity Church. bishop Potter
snii la, pYrt.rof lHE TRIBUNE mat no sucA
memorial lad been presented To him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05

about as naivoy ignorant at the a. he wa, ~ T.
beginning. Trained judges Of art viii he unable g. on
notice continual incorreotEesS 10 the draug htsaash
OF the figure. Did the artist DIRE hand perr ~
AS painter Of textures whether tho rich ya.pt
texture OF fabrics the delicate texture Of flesh Dc ~
out rIrey successfnl AZ pictorial drdm3tisi. he wa,
uncertain his plot was slight, and the action OF h,
characters halting. But over and above certain gh IA
teect15l qualities who1 really careful OF hi,
work makes apparent he had the true instincts of
painter The beauty OF the visible world seemed often
enough for him, and he alive TO degFte in which
only one Englshman out Of ten thousand Is ever alive
TO luxury Of color and lovelness Of contour APP
parenty 10 often satisfied him 70 assemble within hl,
the objects which TO his the most
or loneliness In lire and hue. Thess sometimes
beautiful and sometimes eccentric humanity, and in
struments Of music, and flowers and leaves and noble
draperes. Most Of what DO learned, be learned In the
5hakespesran phrase out Of SOmens faces" and the
" Lady Beauty" that he followed so sssfdnously "in
many ways and days" being owning little relation
ship with that tranquil beauty OF .he fields that
larger beauty Of the skies which the student
and the lover Of landscape Beauty, TO b. beautyt
Rossetti, must own alliance with luxury"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
CONFIRMING ITALIANS.

At Grace Chapel, in FOurteenth-st., about
Sky Italians were confirmed yesterday The Right
Rev DR.. Potter, Bishop OF Hew-York. together with
Bishop Seymour OF Springfield, and other Clergy took
par in the Sc vices. Tne Rev Dr. Stauder Hg nteman
II Italian descent, lrcache the sermon. ale chose as
t. H. laid his hands few sick
folk aud healed them" A ter the sermon the cOnhrma
ton ceremonies took place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05

preceded il, and has resulted In grcat
economy of expenditure without crpp,llnIgs
the public service. The bill OF o nS
wear preserves these good results, au
Establishes the reform on a firmer basis than etoi.
The only new legislation Is provision increa f
the office hours of the executive departments Iio
seven to eight" against which there Is, OF couIso, a.
cutlery from the clerks and some OF the MINOR oiii
Gals Most of the heads of departments anu
bureaus have for years given at least eight hours
day to Office duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
NEWPORT NOTES.

NEWPORT, r. l., Feb. &C. H. BALDWIN, 10
Gently promoted as u Admiral OF the Cned states
Navy, is the owner OF Snug HarbOr" at TINS pace
which has been rented for coming season to sanuo
+. Barger of New-YOrk
L. W. willard a cottage owner. AID daughter h"'0
gone South for the winter
The next pastor OF the United Sts'es Oohsrosa.ona'
Church will be tho Rev MI Emerson OF Ahnors" MA'
who will b. the successor of the Rev Henry 'N"h DSA
g. ,oa, n,stor of the Brick Church, New-York
ON rnur,day evening there was large gathering a.
C,,no nan the attraction being Lonsfelows AD'oaus'
.rvaeI,ne" WAS beautifully reclted by Miss Charo.e
yva,T.nJ vino goes 10 NewYork next 10 read a' 'n'
n,n,.. Of many OF Newport's prominent eo'iASers
Corr,l,us vanderbilt OF New-York, VIII again oocu"
the Tucker cottage , . !, WA
Lar week Dr. " A. wheeler. OF Charleston . - ""'
,,,rri,d to Miss sara O.. daughter OF George f0ov
.yisor of the Old Colony SeamD vat Conpsss,r rng.
81, tI,ny,e,t bury of senator Sehouiy' VI Ni
~" Macs led Miss Anna Kelly To the a'ar NJ T. A.
A. and Mrs. - I. Hopkins ana tho by. u.s. "
,rvSs and wife nave gone south Tor tue "Ineeysd 10
A y cerharl who has a cottage nero mas ''
New-YOrk for tho winter. =, 49, 40 NJ Boston,
IN engagement OF Nathan MatthcNs Jrga"
IA Miss sargent, OF this city, has been anho""o
lithe fellow, two and half years G GA ssm
nta,, aud ueard thundcr for the mrs. lihe, W. no 90.
mamma with very DiR oyooi ="
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
Az IT4LIAN STABBING CASE.

Two Italians named Michael Mambra aud
Giovanni Cartooni engaged in fight last night IN ls
yard OF No AL Westinghouse Carto!Oni drew dagger
and stabbed MamGra ia the right breast infioiins
severe wound lie taken Ia the Chambers Street
Hospital CariOl0ni was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
SCIcIDE or an INSANE MN.

Stephen Roth, a cabinol-makcr and n native
OF Germany. age seyonty-twO. living at No 81 Wot
noustou-st.. jumped oil Pier No. A. North River, and
attempted to drown himself, nj a. Yesterday Ho
was rescued from the water but died from the shock OF
far mn nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05

Luke and they could not write above their own level
As Is well known the Jews were the most int3erHs
wholly against that soirt They, were am am
bilious, and continually watched l, Ior All
nat GUS and thus give pre-emnence TO the JEWISH p9p
Tho New Testament however, taught them the nlil,,S
Of children and commanded them 10 treat the ueaucsV
man with kindness. They were narrow ana eAeius'so,
but the scriptures taught the brotherhood OF man. LOT
thoy placed the Greek the barbarian and the jew upon
the same platform. The simplicity OF is teachings was
rebuko to Roman extravaganza Although eighteen zen
pen, whole nations found under the CONVICTIONS
Of the book II 1t is not from God, , VINO
create purlfyi Does disease create heathI
lnddely has endeayored to God FOR the
creates men with weak and wicked natures and then
sends them to hell because thoy do not i've rgn,'
Neither can or any body else. That's home maze Ou,
and not the God OF the Bible. The Bible God IS the
father ana friend OF man. aud greye' over ms s
tribute OF character which cannot be FOUND III ine
can duplicate S 20 p the Character Of christ
men can give Teon con find better Christ
than the Christ Of the scriptures, will leave inc oln
and accept the new but until that time comes no MAN
has right TO ask to give up either Christ or me
atiested as is the Gospel OF Jesus Christ
THREE INTERPRETATIONS OF TIE BOOK.
The Rev. Charles II. Eaton, of the Fourth
Uniyorsalist Church. Fifth-ave and Forty-hfth-st.,
preached yesterday the three interpretations Of The
scriptures taking his text from the Gospel Of ST. John
10.
The frat Interpretation he defined ms the mechanical
that declares every word OF the Bible inspired by COD
Moses Ezekiel and luke stated by one authority 70
be the very expression Of God. and rregeus says the
the Old Testament show truly his finger as
the tablets OF stone This makes the Bible an author
ty geology in theology but it does not account for
different variations OF the fact varied quootons
passages for the individual charac err
stcs shown by different writer's second nterpreta-
tlou considers the scriptures more than any otner
Inspiration OF genius This denies revelation and does
mo- explain the character OF the Bole. The rational
Christian Interpretation believes that the writers on he
New Testament were Inspired To reveal divine truths,
the Bible authority I'm science
Ii ACCEPTS Chrsts words defining prophets miracles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05

little glIl was walking on the street the
other day. when she saw avery bOwlrgged man with
short coat 80 mat" abe cried "thcrns man win
a Lunnol under nun - blrNngL0n Erne FLess.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05

A l;tAe fellow. two and half years GA saw
naiy snd ueard thundcr for the hrsf the, w ne ex
% R,,rniug 10 his mamma, with very org oyo,
olainsdI "IdghtI Go bump, pump' JUMP VA Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-05
DISCUSSING THE BIBLE.
DIR. NEwMAY's ANSWER TO MR. NEWTON.

The Rev. Dr. J. p. Newman had cOngre-
coon Numbering over two thousand people in the Madi-
son Avenue Congregational Church last niglt
TO listen TO reply TO the sermons OF
tine Rev. r. Hcber Newton on the Bible. Every
seat in the immense auditorium hlled. and to ao-
commodate all it necessary to place chairs III Inc
space between the pews and the platform AT the open
ing OF the services the congregation sang the hymn Do
ginning
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-05-17
YORK DRUG STORE PARAGRAPHS.
PARAGRAPH L.

Physicians will please read. We have just
received an invoice of Seabury & Johnson's
Medicinal Plasters, all spread ready for use. We
mention Belladorna, Belladonna and Opium,
Cantharides and Camphor, producing blister
much sooner than the ordinary Ointment. Mead's
Adhesive in 10 yard spools. Adheres without
heat or moisture. Transparent Silk Isinglass,
through which condition of wound can be noted
without removing plaster. Thapsia, producing
prstules like croton oil. Spice, used for children,
does not blister. Mustard Plaster in yard rolls.
Water proof paper, substitute for oiled silk,
costs but trifle. Bandages, Lint, &c. Sample
case furnished free to Physicians.
Paragraph 2
Relates to cheaper Tobacco. We are giving our
customers the benefit of the cents pound
rebate on all Tobacco received since the 1st of
Nav. In other words we are selling all such
Tobacco cents pound cheaper than we did
before.
Notwithstanding all that we have said in pre-
ceedine paragraphs ofMedicinal Plasters, Baking
Powders, &C., the price Of Wizard Oil remains
the same, namely, 81. 90 per bottle. We do not
ask to have our word taken with regard to this
Magic Remedy. The agent has been here, sold
hundreds of bottles, performed wonderful cures
in our midst on our own people. They gave
their testimony, hear them. A lame back of
IL months standing was cured by one appllca-
ton. Neuralgia disappeared in 10 minutes, sick
and nervous headache in avery short time, tooth
ache quick as awink. Rheumatism was relieved
and contracted tendons and muscles were loos-
ened. One party who had not put heel to earth
in years, now stands fiat-footed on native heath.
Another party with stiff finger, can now with
identical finger beckon dexterously across street
to have cigar, as he could before the town went
dry. A good citizens COW lying prone on the
ground, while all worn was the sand in her
glass, was raised up by internal use: Wonder
tul Medicine. Every family should have it.
Sold at the York Drug Store and all it costs is
dollar bottle JOHN c. KUYKENDAL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-05-17
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
6yOunfy Of York.

U1HEREAS JOS. F. WALLACE, c. c. G..
w Pls., has applied to me for Letters of Ad,
ministration, on all and singular the goods and
chattles, rights and credits of MARTHA NJ.
RUTLAND, late of the county aforesaid, de-
ceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, to be and appear at our next Judge
en- at York Court House Ion TUESDAY, the
18TH DAY OF JUNE A. D., 1883, to shew cause,
if any, why the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under nv hand and SEAL this 14th day
of Nav, in the year of, our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty-three, and in the
lO7th year of the Independence of the United
States of America.
J. BEATTY WILLIAMS.
Judge of Probate.
Mo1rl On lot
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-05-17
ALL HEALING SPRINGS COMPANY

WILL open their Hotels for the Season, on
w the 18TH OF MAY, with great improve
ments in everything calculated to promote the
comfort and welfare of visitors. New Rooms,
New Cottages, New Amusements, at the
SAME MODERATE PRICES,
which we have heretofore had. No pains will be
spared to make this the most convenient and
the most attractive resort for real comfort and
benefit, to be found. For particulars address
DIR. F. NJ. GARRETT, Manager,
All Healing, P. O.. CASTOR Co., n. c.
May 10 10 If
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-05-17
HERNDON BROS.
REAPERS! REAPEKS!!


CHAMPION LIGHT CENTER CUT REAP
4 ER is built especially to meet the demand
for a light Reaper, it is adapted to the rough
lands of York county. 1t is light, can be pulled
easily bv two medium sized mules, and in fact
does more than is claimed for it. Does equal
work to machines costing from 80 to SS5 more
money We have these machines to be seen
We sell the Champion Reapers and Binder COM
nlete HERNDON BROTHERS., Agts.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-05-17
WARM WEATHER.

DARCHING Coffee is warm work during
Summer. We keep the best article of parch-
ed or roasted Coffee. Try it.
'N'' HERNDON BROTHERS.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

wv G. WHITE, NJ. d., has located in York
MEDICINE and offers his services to the citi-
zens of the town and surrounding country. He
may be found at the York Drug Store, or in the
front room over j. R. Lindsay & Co.'s Store, at
all hours, except when professionally engaged.
March % 13 3m
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-05-17
NOTICE,

VyHE Creditors of WILLIAM MANNING,
deceased, are hereby notified to present
their claims against said estate, to me properly
authenticated on or before the 7th of June next.
JOS. F. WALLACE, Adm.
Mo1,l Ats
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May 3
WANTED.

4 FEW live, energetic men to canvass for the
n GENUINE SINGER SEWING MACHINE
in York, Lancaster and Chester Counties. Lib
eral contracts to the right men. Apply to
THE SINGER MFG. COMPANY,
Columbia, 8. C.
Mays Is 4t
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BROTHERS
---------------
TRTUMPH REAPERS.

A S the harvest is near at hand it is time that
"A those expecting to use Reapers should be
looking around making their selection, and as
we are agents for the Triumph Reaper we
would be glad to have them call and examine
this machine before buying. 1t has every re-
quisite necessary for good machine, being light,
simple in construction and at the same time du-
rable. giving it advantages over machines that
harvest equally as well but are heavy with COM
plicated machinery rendering it difficult to far
mefs not accustomed to machinery to work and
keep in order. Having used one the past season,
we know by actual experience that they will do
what is claimed for them. When we sell ma
chine we will send man to put it up and give
all necessary instructions, besides we will al
ways have in stock extra pieces Of the machine
in case of accidental breakage, enabling us to
supply parts without sending North, saving the
farmer time and money.
LATTA BROTHERS.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-05-17
WITHERS ADICKES.

SUNDRIES.
XXE mention some articles in stock not
w found everywhere. Most complete stock
of Woodenware in town. Tubs Of all sizes, in
Cedar and Pine, all kinds of Buckets, covered
Pail-nice for keeping water clean, Dough Trays
and Boilers, Butter Prints and Trays, Wash
Board, Towel Rollers, Measures, Firkins, Bas-
kets from 10 cents to 81. Brooms, Churns,
Clothes Pins and Galvanized lines, Coffee Mills,
Rat, Mouse and Steel Traps, Steak Hammers,
Tack Hand and Sedge Hammers, Carpenters
Levels, Planes, Saws, Bench Screws, Drawing
Knives, Dippers, Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Carriage Bolts, Locks, Hinges, Tacks, Grain
Cradles, Briar Hooks, Well Wheels, Chains for
Wells, Cattle etc. Hoes of all klnds-cheap.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
NROCKERY and Glasswate-Largest and
I cheapest stock in town.
Come and see for yourselves.
WITHERS ADICKES.
PEA NUTS.
TNRESH roasted Pea Nuts generally on hand
from our Roaster now in Store. Also Gin
set ''''' ''0"' W "''' w WTTHERs ADICKEs.
NEW GROCERIES.
NEUSTARD and Spiced Sardines, Canned Corn
Ivb Beans Tomatoes and Okra, Charleston
Cabbage Heads and Green Peas, Chow-Chow and
Cucumber Pickles at retail from barrel, Fruit
Butter and Jellies, Peaches cans ofseveral sizes;
Milk Wafers-a new thing in Crackers, Fresh
Teas and Cotfees, Boneless Fulton Market Beet,
Clipped Dried Beef, 'Brunswick' Hams and
Breakfast Strips, Bologna Sausage, Bottled Gin
ger Ale and Soda Water, Fresh Candies, Fruits
dried and green, Nuts, etc. In short, nearer ev-
erything than will be found elsewhere. Flavor
ing Extracts specially low.
RECEIVED THIS WEEK.
More Glassware. Examine our stock.
HOES, HOES.
Handled and Unhandled, Rakes, Plows, Shovels
Nails, Steel-Traps, Rat-Traps, and Hardware,
generally Woodenware--the most complete
stock in town.
WANTED.
Butter, Eggs, Peas, Peanuts and Produce gener-
ally. W. AD1ChEo.
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NOLASSES.

WYE have complete stock Of New Orleans
w Moasses-frOm the very best to the COM
n,orest cradles HERNDON BROTHERS.