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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-01-29

TERMS or SALE.-A credit until the first
day OF October. 1884. will bc given upon all
Sims "E Ten Dollars aud upwards purchasers
giving ;h-;r notes with approved security. with
interest FROM da;c-intcrcst to he RENTED if
paii promptly when due. SUas uuGer Ten
Dollars. the cash will be required. No prop
crtv to be removed until settled for.
~ Sale to commence ~ 10 y NJ.
!. Il. STHIDEA. Ex'r.
Daniel Hcn@bower. Auct'r.
John q. Shirley. Clerk.
January %. 1881.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-01-29
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY to SAVE MONEY

in Men and Boys Suits Ovcrcoats, Hats, Boots Shoes Fur
ishng goods etc. account of making extensive attentions
in that department, which will as soon as the
weather will permit and the goods will be sold regardless Of
COST we have not the room to pack them away
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-01-29

lust received. 1T DR.. PRATT-S Drug Store.
- Nicola 4: Stavclv's beautifully illustrated
Church Annual; also. Potts Church Almanac
and Whiuaker's CrurclIrG.n Almanac. the lat
ter containing the short but fne Historical
Sketch OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
from 1T3i 10 1884: by the Ri. Rev Bishop Perry,
of Iowa. Price p cents.
Have also on hand a large assortment of
Books. &c. Fine lot of ChiIdrens Books.
Among the Magazines may be found the
Sunday. wide Awake" and Little Folks"
for 1854. each complete. bound in ono volume
Have just gotten fine lot of :. Standard
Diaries - for 1884. Memorandum Books and
Blank Books. Writing Paper, Pen. Inks. &c.
January Is. 1854
CIWEET- POTATOES-fin quality FOR sale
> bv HENRY DUNN.
EROCERtE9- Sugars. Coffccs. &c. for sale
" by HENRY DUNN
September IS. 1888.
NTINDOW Glass and Putty. for sale BY
wv Oct. 2. 1893. GEO. T. LIGHT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-01-29

Ladies' are You aware--if not Won should
b2.-thut COtt0nS Shcctings and Pillow-cn,c
years : owing to TIE oycrrroduction Ef the
mills We have. therefore. taken advantage OF
the declining mark cts. ana ak you ,io the
same. :. u il!EsCIi%;AS * co. Successors to
J. uNlNa!uiti.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-01-29
Ogder OF pubGication.

The STATE OF Wcst Virginia, jefferson County,
t0-wit: At Rules held in the Clerks Office o:
the Circuit Court of Jefferson County, january
It'll. 1851:
JO!INA. McCREIGHT and S. V. Yant:s, Plain
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-01-29

Those Cotton and Plaid Muslin Remnants
that "" mentioned last week. are selling vcTv
rapidly. s. D. HI:BcHNAH * Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-01-29

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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1884-01-29

VI. i. .In3I"su.:, -Ni;ct:"uccr.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-08-14
A Farm for Sale.

situated three miles west Of MncrA roin.
city containing 100 acres an WCll fenced and
Well watercd with living springs The rop on
the place az the present time is 20 acre. 10 -ern
2s acres of oats. acres OF rye acre. on ter
Icy. acres Of potatoes ~ acres sOWcd down in
grass this spring A good Wild hay meaaea 81
about Is acres and plenty of Dung timber said
Farm Is well adapted for stock raising, and eau
Doe baught with 0f without crop on rol gnablc
terms. joins CAfrHhItf. FfofT =.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-08-14
A RARE CHANCE.
I5l

otler for sale my house and lots >!,a.ttj On
Jerusalem street west Of the Irish Catholic
church. The house contains six good rooms
good well, cistczn. barn and other oIthonses
9n tie place. Win be sold on REASONABLE terms.
II not sold soon win rent. Inquire Of the owner
25tf ROBERT JTl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-08-14

The use of the term
"Short Limo in counec.
ii0n with the corporate
name of a great road,
conveys an idea OF just
what is required by the
travelingSpublic-a short
line, quick time and the
best of accommodations
iShcd by the greatest RAJ l.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-08-14
way m America,
Chicago, Milwaukee
and Saint Paul.

II owns and operates over loo miles of road
in Northern Illinois. Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa
and Dakota; and as is main lines branches and
connections reach all the great business centres
OF The Northwest aud Far West, it naturally an
sWers tho description OF short Line, and Best
Route between
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul and Minneapolis,
Chicago, Milwaukee Portage, La Crosse and
MiuOna.
Chicago, Milwaukee, oroutouyiue, Aberdeen and
Glendale.
Chicago, milwaukee,. Eau Claire and saltwater
Chicago, Milwaukee Wau>au ana Merrill.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Beaver Dam. Fond du Lao
and Oshkosh,
Chicago, Milwaukee, waukesha and ocouomo-
Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison and Prairie Ia
Chicago, Milwaukee, owatonns, Nankat acc
Faribault
Chicago, Bcloit GAINESVILLE aud IMMORAL P,irt.
Chicago, Elsin. Rockford and Dubuque
Chicago, Clinton, Rock Island, Cedar RapieiSeu
Chicago. pes Mones. Couucil Buns and Ouaha
Chicago, Canton, Sioux city, Sioux Fails and
Chicago, Milwaukee, Albert Lea aad southern
Chicago, Milwaukee, Mason City, Mitchell and
Chamberlain
Davenport Calmar St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Milwaukee, Bacine, Boloit, Frccport and koct
Mitchell. wolsey. Ashton and Aberdeen.
dim River Valley Line.)
Pullman Shoppers and the Finest Dtn-
ing Cars in tia World ave run on the main
lines OF the Chicago, milwaukee, s. ~.
paul halfway, and every attention Is paii
70 passengers by courteous employees Of tho
Company,
g s. MERRILL, A. V. II. CARPENTER,
General Manager. Gen Pass. ABt
J. 4. CLARK, GEO. H. ITEAFFORD,
Gcnl Supt, Asst Gen, Pass. Agt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-08-14
S HlI) IN T
IN {:

all of which are furnish
way in America.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-30

10 carr z Dde S 50 II Of loi ).
block 10, ord survey, value, SO 0, total
tax sls, : per cent 80 cts. Total tax.
sith coats,
a. oarraty. Il, Lots j. 2. block a.
nssn0Yef tract value. ? 90. total tax.
81 %. Per cent, - ats. Total tax, with
costs.
a5. GaFvcy. r. \ ~ d q Is %, block
So 30: 2 per cent, "a cts. Total TAX, with
ooste,
80 GARNER, p Interest bg. reason
Of mortgage 10 prornlty Of Rfou@oan,
being ldt q. bloaii X Mott tract, (sca
dol: yslnc. si2Dh: total Tax, 500. 40; Dor
cent, 81 o. Total tas, with costs,
~. Gilbert, A. Lot ii. block /. Ocuan
View value sl5e total TAX - o.. per
cent II oonts rqtsi tos with costs,
%. Gihien. A. W. 81 aotes Of land
on " side Of san relro 1t, I'D n & W by
Childs. s by o. Chane, Yaiia oi lanl
$1,000; impts ss26, tufuituFe 80; total
saiue 1850; total tisN t2z rs psr cent
81 "a Total tax with costs,
Ga. Gilman, st. l.. lot lg, block %.
east Los Angeles. value of land si7s.
inps 800. furniture rJli sew machine
els, total vaiue sinl. toioi tax fsy3.
per oont q cents. Total tax SIN costs
%. Gpgfiek A. y. Lots 20, "a.
block 3. Hamilton tfaal y /. A., value
si0o. total TAX $40. per eant s conta.
retal tax with costs
78 oio7or. y 9. Sc z aov-. lot ]
.bl0os 81, canal sud reservoir lands. value
sia0; total "a, ~ So, per cent ~
oants Total taN with c,lsts
Also, lots s, o. block G Brootlyn
tract. gails sisni total tax S %. Der
cent CENTS Total tax vifh cosis,
81 0odfrcy, o. G Iacres o. land W
shie ui iain street bd y by Friend, y ~
Maskcll. value q land $780, upfs
$1,000: tstnl value t22DQ. tots tlA S35 40:
per cent 81 81 Total tax with oogia
"a Coldareas. n. Loi y block D,
dahllier trstf, snlnc $50. lhps loo
total value 500; sofal t4x "a 2d' pee
cont2 81 cents. Total 70, e'th costs
as. Coldworthy. John i.ot i55 iaef
front y slde san fcdfa street vi n bg
Whistler. " By Norlhoidi, 3 by Ruilis,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-30

% CaiHes, 9 u. lot NJ, block ~,
durds NinsS ard tract. value OF land
slIa' impta. iss0; tnl0rigaged 20 Jesse
ituntef i1r 5ai5s furhuie, 5 sewing
machine. SIS total value, after Je,iud.
ton, 500. total taN si .gnsss per la ant.
4 eonts rgtsi taz, With costs.
~, Cmn. Manucia. Lot u, Bailes
teros tract. value VI land 500. im-
PuYgmeuts sV9; fun tutf $40; "a
tures $3.50 bilhaui tables, -25O.
Iuors. 100 sewing machine. 80, totd
/ value lm; tgtll tax rl5 81. Der cent.
? GEMS f1tii tax wiih costs,
g. Canon. Mrs Mary. Intare by
fesaou muttmso 10 propeftf oF " d
/ 3tei1u, ,heing lots 9an 1hics OF Uihdi.
vision oi block So, Hancock s1ryey. (sso
ta9rt-1 -1ge book. palo - records II
isnt 40. clos county, value. e2l. total
/ sax. ga o., pef sent lD cents. Total
IA, with costs.
IS Canfial. Center @ feet M lot
hin,k gf, Terminus uomestead tract.
I alue of laud si50; total AK. e2.5s. per
cent i2 couts Fetal aS aitH l1sts,
r. Cardona r. Lot block go,
! tlt.o tract, value sta0, total taN. - 6b.
a PEI csut 3 cents Total tax with costs,
81 Carney kazir Lot Is. block 1.
Eeliauneck tract value IT iand $50
improvements. sI6n, muse ured credit.
s2tU ufuitnra, siJi total value, $3.50.
[ tatA TAX, = s.; per eeuii 40 CONT.
fetAl raN with costs
s3 Csrdoa5 S. Lotto block n. sub
diyH ou lui D. biooa Vu Nsaescs sursev.
Fslpc $40 tHttltaK. s.iu. g per dcnt
asnts Total ttN algh costs.
q. Carter, La Lot j.. block Cos.
Z Bellevue Vtfags tWct Vaiuat at sg.s.
/ mprvmonfs, s total value. $500.
59ia' taf. e9 per cent. 30 cents.
Fetal taA vilh easiH.
g. ciacn. Cu Lot, and Z. block
i fgrliaus Homestead tract yaiue
T q laui olal Improvements. 40n. total
tlue 1so0, total taN. siH so. rsr c6ut,
S ccuts. Total tss eith sats,
81 caHdoId Is b. North half oi
taf 10, Nulhus addition to Bass los
AuTt ic'. value pi leni saH- improve
tl's $3.50, i1uitart. ru. tutai value.
s toAl sax, SIS o3. pa4 cent. dl
aeH's. I0JaittX " .th yosts,
f5. Chan t.s. e. lots 7,s.p 10. lI.
r. b'oof sHai0son 'al 8. aineg Ul
lanc17t surteft ranl .da05 t1fI ttN.
asi ler cut, on cgnts. Total ux
( VITA costs
/ IS Chandler. Ahl0. W 5l5aat oflot,
I sad 3, block b. Moreno Niaetard iat,
{ value $3.50. total thN. sl6 Ter CONT
81 cent? y .ol tas ailh costs
So Charles, HON et At. at acras of
/ land 3 sileoi - angel river. h1u1dci
uy latd assessed fi olafA s O.. 5 Isl
Z LAID Of Norge = hF land ai shepherd
{ 10 block IS. Hs cook survey. value %
lsna $3.50, tqlal TAX 4l8 rs pes cent.
So cents. Total aE Rith
lol Cheney T.. L-tIs. e n Work.
I man tract, fa.ue % laud si9Q; total tat
sasui por cent. 80 uaats. Total Lax
uith COSTS.
1 IA Chep. q W Lot ~. block n.
/ Alisa tract fAiua eT Anl $50. tocl tak
ssaai yer cent el cents Total alx
with cosls,
ii5 Chars o. Hau acre baud 3
sfe river and s side Chappurell siroed.
bounded z hy sheppard. value of land
slea, total isss stn-i 8 per cent, 10 cents
Total tlA HlaI costs.
i2h Clark, Mu. laura z. Iat %.
+ faNalVnnt subdivision. block 21t Ord's
suffayiVaIua pl lsnd $3.50. impfa' omonts
slgl; total value 1880. total tts tg 9ss
pof cent = a. ro,ai tax with oosts.
/ iae Cline. 3 a. Lot sga test front.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-30

s. Hsinos. Hf. q lots u, II. 20
ninga block; vaue q land, $500
impts. SlcQ; buggy. sso. vehicle. 20;
furniture, s2i0. plano, $3.50, total value
$500, total tax, $3.50, per cent, 81 -.
Total tax, with o9sts,
Is. Haley, Men OF lot =, bloek
n. 0fd survey, valued 70 e22f0; impts,
5000, bnggV. t1n. wagon s9s. horse,
ESQ; watch, $50. furniture, e2io. piano,
sipi. piaipi, 2J. total value oi All prop
ertY. $500, total tax, s5f 40. rtf cent,
s2-72 Total tAz, wish c9efs,
Also lot side chapparol NJ. bounded
" BY river, 5 by Gibson, = by Davis.
Value 500 total tax, silf0. yer cent,
eta Total tax with costs,
10 Hnn, T.. Tot q. Bentley auhdiF
Ia hiart \ Mott tlaet. value of land,
e7h; impts $40. furniture, $50; total
yaluo of all properly, s2D1. total tax.
sJ.s0 8 per cent. } Z cts Total tax with
costs.
gi. Hall. James 81 Lot Iazixls0 r.,
NJ corner q Main al and Moran lane,
bd n - Botiiler, 3 hy Fletcher fa.ie
ol land, s1ia0 inpts. syop. total value,
S340 totil tax EM.ai per cent. ~.
Total WITH costs.
81. Hamilton, Am Lot 5sx0s Il
" OF Nav bign st hf J. hy urousaeau.
" bY Le Fmnoos, \ w. NHfon. lalne
of and. 59N. imps. eie5n. total sslur,
$3.50: total tax. e4l45. dpur cent. sl.5f.
Total tAx wl'h edtts.
Il hamilton, G + 70, q Work
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-30

16 Edwards. Ac. Lot 1. block j,
z West Resss tract, galued a. sd1D, total
tax, sid %; 3 per cent o. cents. Total
tax, Nith eosts.
r. Ridred, A. ia lots I2. 19 and Ia,
block los. Bollsvps rlffaes sTsct, valued
at SidQ. furniture, $50. total value. $50,
total tax, SS.G7 per cent, ~ oatts.
J Total iaN, nitn costs,
20. Ellis, AR. Lot 7. hlook 4. Beau
drs tract, valued At 500; improvements,
sshU1; faiortgaged to Abbey G Packard
for sW0o1i 2 buggies, $50; harness. ssii;
Z z horstS, 500, watch $40. furniture
500; plano. 500, total value after de-
dCctiou filg0 total tax, Slq.nf; b per
cent, IS cents. Total tax, with costs,
49, Elmer, II. Interest by reaeon Of
! | mortgage 10 property 0i Henry FieB,
being lot 80, Alaniz vineyard tfaet (see
mortgage book - page - records Of
Los Angeles county,, valued At 800:
, ! total tax $40, . pcr cent, Il cents
Total tax, with costs,
% Elms, Henry. Twslgs acres Of
land " side of / a river, bounded Il BY
land Of Brooks, = and " by city lands,
valued n siinO' Improvements $3.50;
d wagon, si0Q harness ss0 hor4s, ss5.
COW, $50, cattle, so. mule, SO iur-
,aiue. $3.50. total tax. 2at Is, 5 pes
cent. sl.4s. Total tax, with costs,
a. Egriques. G de- Lot 50 feet
front r SIDE Euena Vista street. ia block
So. Ord survey. BOUNDED n By K s VAiis.
* bs santa trux, galua at s7g1, hn.
; proyements, $50: total lalne. $50
total tax, Sl4 4b per cont, "a cents
Total tax, with costs
05. Eyraui. A. Lot o. blgrt ?.
Monat Pleasant tract. vaiasd at 800.
total tati sls70. ; per cent cent?
Total tas. with costs,
! o.. Etler. a D. Lot 25, block z. West
Rosas tiaui. valued st satQ. total tax.
- 2bi per CONT, p eents. Total tax,
vim costs,
10 Elnafi, Charles Lot 10. block +.
Z ocean VieW tfact. valued at $50. total
tax. q 2a5, per cent, II cents. Total
tax, with costs,
~. Eckert, Robt rafsonai property
vslned az $500. baiaHfe q tx due
thereon. f2l' 5pareent, 81 os. Total tss,
with Costs
a. Emerson Els parsonai property
2 valued ~ s5ei balance q tax due
! thereon, sp.t9 j pst ceui, AZ cents
rotal tax, with coats,
70. Eaton, Charles. Personal prop
Erty salnai 20 $40, balance uittax due
5 thereon, $3.50. 3 per cent. % eris
Total tax, with costsi
20. Eckect. G. Personal property
valued at $50. hallnas of ian uue there
on, 81 cent-; puf saut, cent Total
taS. viii costs
- Ellis q Som pefasnI property
valued at $3.50, balance Of tak aiia
thereon, si-7a; PEE cent. y gonta. Total
tax, with costs,
a. Efiekson y. Personal property
valued At $500. baisnco OF TAX due
thereon. 81 0li per cent, ls cents
Total tax, with costs.
90 Ewing, A W peroHal property
9 valued at sgsb. uaianoe OF tax due
thereon, sEs4 pet cent, . cents Total
tax, with eoals.
s. Esaii, Henry Pe slnal prop.
Z erty yHla at Sis, balance Of tax due
thereon, % ctnts' 8 per cent, Z CENTS
Total tax, with costs
81 Eyeninf Republican Personal
: property Yauai ai 400 balanco ni tax
due thaft1n, s2 30. peI cont. "A cents
Total taS, with cost
ss Evening Fxpissa. rcnl1nal prop
Z orty gahied a. $500 balance 1i t4x diie
thereon, % 40; B pes cent, IS eenfs
Total tAsi with c9stai
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-30


l. factier, O. Interest By feason
oi mortgage IN property of L a Wtllis
being lots z, 5, . blk p. sphdy lot 1, blk
%. iiancocA sur cy lsee mtE book o.,
page gss records OF Los angeles COZ
valued AZ 500. total tax, ss5u: per-
cent q ceuts. Total tax, With COSTS,
p. Fanchor. WI Lot 8, block 20.
Park tmot, valued II il50. total tax.
a. aa. pr "a. u cia Total tax, with
costs,
26 fafis. G r. Loi 8. bloch c, Riva-
~ 4 Yignglo tract. value $50. iupis.
| tliJ. wagon. S8u, harness, si0i nurses,
si00. furniture, sloO. sew machine, 40.
Z total value e3an; tdfai tax, s2s A.. 9
per cent, 81 II. Total Tax, ~lth costa,
30. Favodfr. Irene n Lot II, fllock
-. East Los Angeles. value glQo, Teili
tax, al.7o. 9 puf cent, ecpts Total
tax With costs
81 Fay. J.E. lot 30 block :. Park
tract, galto Pl75. Enniiiir, $50. Total
value s2i6. Tota faE. s5sI. per ccnt
~ roAl iaN with opsts
a. Ferguson. j. H. Lot u, Block g,
Faimont tr.ct, vslua $50. Total tax,
sl.if par cens cents Taia TAI With
costs
Also lotI -. Bleeh 3. fairmont iraet.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-09-04
A CARD FROM DIR. BLACK.

Editor Enquirer: To correct some mlsap-
prehensions in regard to the strength OF the
Democratic vote at Blacks Station, l beg
leave to refer the public to the returns from
that precinct (the Boydton)in the election
of 1876 when T. D. Witherspoon received
32l Democratic votes and Hannibal White
7s votes for the Senate. These votes were
honestly cast and honestly counted. This
shows a total vote of 800 votes cast there in
1876, since which the village of Blacks has
grown up with a population of 42o souls and
a voting strength of SO voters. There are
about 80 negro voters within the bounds OF
Blacks Station preciuct and 95 or 40 can al
ways be depended upon to vote the Demo-
cratic ticket in any emergency. The iaana-
gers of election at the recent primary election
at Blacks Station precinctare honorable and
high toned men, and incapable OF fraud or
of permitting fraud to be committed in the
election. The contest of Blacks Station
vote was conceived in personal spite toward
me on the part of w. Anderson and W. Il.
T,ipscomb. Resp'y., j. G. BLACK.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-09-04
MERE.MENTION.

Bersy johnson colored, was hanged at
Shreveport, La, last Friday, for wife muir
der. He confessed the crime and also adj
mitted having killed another colored woman
four years ago. 1.-THE United States grand
indictments for polygamy, the first indict-
ment, of the kind ever found in Arizona.
The Mormons and Gentiles are greatly ex-
cited. .......".They have at last figured out the
assets of Ferdinand Ward, Grants Wall
street partner, to be 50, 400" ."..'''''The tele-
graph reports that number of negroes near
Eufaula, Ala, who ate a hog that died from
the effects of having been bitten by a mad
dog last July, are now suffering with hydro
phobia. Thirty-two negroes are thus affect
ed, some of whom will die:'..'''' The busi-
ness failures throughout the country occur
ring during the week ending last Friday,
number for the United States $50, and for
Canada 16, making a total of 1856 against 2l9
the preceding week. a.: l.,-,s.. . .....
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-09-04
JOHN G.. KUYKENDAL.
FAITH AND WORKS.

Wadsworth, Martinez & Longman, the manu-
facturers Of the celebrated prepared Paint bear
ing their name, having faith in their works, have
for years sold it under the following guarantee
"Any building that is not satisfactory when
painted with our PREPARED PAINT, we will
repaint the same at our expense with such White
Lead or other Paint as the property owner may
select. This contract is understood to apply to
every gallon sold by any dealer who has the sale
of our Prepared Paint, and every such dealer is
authorized by us to fulfil it, using such funds as
he may have in his hands belonging to u.s." We
have the exclusive sale of this Paint in this place,
and whether or not we have any funds in our
hands belonging to the manufacturers, we are
ready to have this contract executed in oil cases
where the Paint does not prove satisfactory. The
Paint, however, must be applied by practical
painter. We do not warrant the permanency of
colors For 3-coat work the average cost OF the
Paint is SIPS per gallon; for 2-coat work, slS
per gallon. The purchaser Of this Paint attalns
two most desirable ends, viz: A Paint warrant
ed to be the most durable made, at price as low
as the cheapest ''slop'' sold under the name of
SEED TINE.
Who ever failed to gather harvest that sowed
Landreth's Turnip Seeds? We have received a
supply Of the crop of 1884, consisting of the fol-
lowing varieties:
Red Top Globe,
Norfolk,
Seven Top or Forester,
Amber Globe,
Ruta Baga,
Flat Dutch,
Yellow Aberdeen,
Southern Snow White Globe,
Purple Top,
Cow Horn.
JOHN G. KUYKENDAL.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1884-09-04
That We Will Sell Very Cheap
OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
a MI LAY 81 MA Y, @
s DRUGGISTS. u

s. .. 3.
TVNHIS wonderful medicine always on hand.
L Well worthy trial by any one needing q
safe and certain cure.
Fellows Hypophosphites, that pleasant and
delightful medicine, can be had ofus, and should
be used by all persons, especially the ladies.
Also, Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Warmers Safe Liver and Kidney Cure, we
havein plenty, and you all know its value
McLane's Strengthening Cordial and Norman's
Neutraizing Cordial, both so valuable in giving
relief to the debilitated victims of warm weather
and indigestion.
Chillarine, that safe and certain cure for chills
and fevers and malarious diseases.
Bradford's certain and sure Female Regulator
and Vegetable Female Regulator, both admira-
bly, adapted to certain complaints.
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla.
Althorp's Constitutional Tonic, and other
splendid blood medicines always on hand
Kidney Wort, Compound Fluid Extract Buchu,
IVA Ursi, and other Kidney preparations, good
and reliable.
And everything else valuable at
MAY & MAYS.
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JOHN R. ASHE.
TO THEaPUBLIC.

r AN now receiving my Fall Stock, which will
embrace everything in the Dry Goods and
Grocery line and in regard to prices, I will meet
any competition offered in the market. I have
been given entire control of the Eagle Shoe Com
pany's Goods, and place them before the trade,
under guarantee for 60 days, to give entire sat-
isfacton and not to rip or wear out in that time.
These goods are only made in substantial style
for ladies' everyday wear, and manufactured
from the best White Oak Tan, both sole and
upper. - ...
A new lot of Hats, all shapes, styles and grades
suitable for men, boys and children. Bought at
prices which enable me to astonish my compel
itors. I can fit anybody in style and quality,
sell. large trade, with ample facilities. a full
and complete stock and an able and experienced
corps of assistants, am placed before the trading
public in position to take care of large share
of the public patronage JOHN r. ASHE.
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NEW GOODS NEW GOODS :!

HARDWARE, Wooden and Willow Ware
Fine lot of Cutlery, Pistols, Razors, etc.
Spring Wagon-one-horse with four seats, for
sale cheap. Also a lot Of Pine Wood.
TOBACCOS.
weare selling out so,he odd lots at 25 cents
per pound.
WANTED.
Butter, Eggs, lBeeswax, Oats, and all manner
of Country Produce.
HARDWARE.
We are selling out Tobaccos cheap. Snuffs of
all kinds, cheaper than elsewhere Cigars, Pipes,
etc. Peanuts roasted in Store We have the
only Roaster and Beef Clipper in town. Cider,
Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilla, etc.
A good assortment of Hardware has been long
felt want in Yorkville, and we want to supply it.
You will see particulars Of this in the near fu-
ture.
WITHERS ADICKES.
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WITHERS ADICKES.
DRIED BEEF

DRIED BEEF
I'm bulk or Clipped. We have the only beef
clipper in this vicinity. Oat Meal Wheat
Flakes, Cocoa and Chocolate, Flavoring Extracts,
Best Vinegar, and all kinds Of Spices-ground
or whole. ......,... ....f
LARGE LOT OF FRESH CANDIES.
Come and see the "Willapus Wallipus''-just in.
Mackerel at to versus Bacon II to IA. Mack
erel in kits, barrels, etc. Fruit Jars, Jelly Tumb-
lers, Preserving Kettles, Fly Traps.
POCKET KNIVES.
All sorts from cents to $500. Pistols, Cart
ridges, Ammunition, etc.
-... OUR STOCK
Is kept tolerably complete at all times, but we
are now receiving large additions for this Fall
trade. We expect to have nearly everything in
Groceries, Hardware, Woodenware, Crockery,
etc. We intend making specially of Hard
ware and think we can repay buyers for con-
sulting us on the subject.
WITHERS ADICKEs.