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THE JESUP SENTINEL T. P LITTLEFIELD, Editor and Proprietor. \ovi:inii:n 14. Ix 7; JE§I P KOVAL € lIAPTEK.JXO. 21 Meets tae first Saturday in each month at 3 o'clock, r. m. Companions in good stand ng ar laternally invited. R. F. Lester, M. E. H. P. JF-sl'P LOIKiK, VO. 112, F. A- A., Meets every Saturday in each month at 2i o'clock p. m. Members of the Order in good standing are fraternally invited. IV. H. Whaley. W. M. LOCAL ITEMS. We understand tbe Atlantic & Gulf Railroad Company is doing a better business than it Las ever done hereto fore. Go to W. H. Whaley & Son’s to buy a good cheap suit- We are glid to ee that Mr Weiss is again ab'.e to be up aud about his bu> sines*. We would like to know what has be come of etir correspondent at Gardi. (Oom-c, Robert, give an account of your* ■self. We wish some of our friends that is due tjs for board would quit being care tful as to how they pass us, and kick t'be selfi-h boot off of themselves before throwirg it to some otic else.. Front the number of customers we always sec in the establishment of W. H Whaley & Son, they are doing the l est business of any firm in Jesup. These cold nights, remarked a young tnsti tbe other day, makes a fellow con- Aider the matrimonial question very se riously. It’s enough to make one think something. It must matte tbe servants feel bad to bavo the old woman to walk in and squall out, -‘silence,” just about the time they get started good on some old familiar hymn. The late frost reminds us that Messrs “Whaley & Son has just no ived a lot of blankets which they are selling cheap. A couple of our country friends came to town last Monday, went to one of our bar rooms, purchased twenty-five cents worth of “pop-skull” and then demanded a couple of fifteen ceots drinks as a treat for speuding their money with mine host. We heard two men sav last Sunday that they were willing and ready at any time to stop ihe sale of liquor in Jesup. Only three more wanted to come up and then we can have peaceful times. Come up gentlemen and let’s put a stop to it. We are reliably informed that on the 22nd of October one S. A. Westbcrry eloped with his wife's sister, carrying with l.im his littlo son. He is supposed to have gone to the “land of flowers.” We have been requested by agf . i man. to say that any informatio .s to bis whereabouts will be gladly received. Our efficient barber, John Grant, has now gone into tbe business on rather a large Beale. He has purchased a fin e barber chair and has in store everything that is necessary in a first-class barber shop. He can be found in au off room of tbe Abamaiia House. Col. John C. Nichols, of Blaekskcar, will address the citizens of Wayne on the political issues of tho day, at J esup ,on Tuesday the 20th inst. We be speak for Col, Nichols a large audience, as bo is well known and much esteemed by our citizens. If you do not want to miss a good thing come aod hear him Now is the time to subscribe for the Sentintl. We would say to adverti seis, both ia Savaunah and Macon, .’that it is tbe best medium they can advertise in from the fact that no one fpassing this place fajis to see i'. We keep a large number of copies f-r tbe purpose of distributing on the cars, for the benefit of our advertising friends. The town council met on last Monday f r the purpose of selecting anew mar shal. It seems ns ilmugh there has been considerable trouble in regard to getting oue that would attend to his {business. They selected Mr. Bennett to act in the future. Mr. Bennett ia a study, sober gentleman and will doubt dessgive satisfaction, Don’t fail to come to Jesnp on tbe 20ill iost. Hon. G. J. Holton, of Ap pling and Col. John C. Nichols, of Pierce county, will address the citizens of * ayne on the political issues of the day. They are both very intelligent ora ■ tors and you may expect something fine. Rev. A. Clark will receive our thanks for a couple of potatoes weighing four pounds each. This goes to show that Mr. Clark is cot only a good Minister, but that be is a good f.rmcr too, and understands how to make his own pro visions instead of depending on the West for them. If we only had more. A father or mother who desires t > tee 'heir bus tastefully dressed, hou!d go to K. Heidi’s and get one of those beautiful suits at a very small expense. The question of how to dress at the minimum expense bas been praeticaby -ved by* Mr. Ueidt. Not only boys but men’s suits can be had, also bats of the latest style. When going to Sa vacnab, don’t forget to call on Mr Heidt, aod we guai.otee satisfaction. VOTIVE ! V'STICE ! ! The undersigned will addrnss the citizens of tbe Third Senatorial District as follows Jump, Wayne Cos., Tuesday, Nov 20, Soriven, “ “ Wednesdny, “ 2l> Patterson, 7 1-2 Thursday, “ 22 Elackshenr. Pierce. Cos., Friday, “ 23 Schlauterville, 13. & A. It. R. Sat. “ 24, Satilla S'ation, *• “ Monday, “ 26, Waynesville, “ •- Tuesday, “27 G. J HOLTON, Candidate for State Senator, 3 Dist. We are very sorry indeed to have to say anything about the little unpleas antness that took place between two of our eitizms on last Friday, but being a member of the journalistic fraternity, we are looked to by tbe community at large to have something to say about it. Not knowing any tiling in regard as to what caused the disturbance, we ■ will simply state, for the information of the public, what w-s related to ua as the cause. It seems as though there was a little misunderstanding about a bill of mer chandise that Mr, Massey presented to Mr, Weiss. When Weiss told him that it was not a correct statement he (Mas sey) cursed him; whereupon, Webs, not feeling able to protect himself, pre.-eot ed him to the town authorities Mr. Massey was tried and fiued. A‘ter the trial it seems that Mr. Massey left the court room and came up to Weiss's; store, which was near his own As Weiss went to unlock the doer Muss y struck him on his head and face sever al times, disfiguring one of his eyes very badly. After lie had knocked him dowu he kicked him. bruising his body to a considerable degree. M". Weiss is a very delicate man, entirely unabie to fight evuen a child, and it is conddered by the ciiiz -n gen erally, as a very shameful act up-'n tbe part of Mr. Masscv. The above is about as correct an r.e count of the fuss as we have been able to ascertain. Mr. E. 15. Chipman presented to us one day last week while in Savannah, a sample can of shrimp which ho is hav ing piep-ired Dear tliat city. We pro nouDce them good, and will say to Mr. Chipman that wo heartily congratulate him in his new business, aud hope that he may run it suecesfully A CA KM. We the undersigned do hereby cer tify that liev. A. Clark has resided in Jesup a little over five years. During that time he has cotiduoted him'elf widi gloat propriety, and lias proven himself to be a Minister and gentleman of high character. lie has in no way shown himself to be an aspirant for political promotion, Ilis name was carried be fore the late nominating Convention without his knowledge or approval. We believe that the delegates entertained tbe opinion that lie would not accept, if ho should receive the nomination; and wo think that they were pledged to vote for other men before tbe Conven tion assembled. The vote ca>t on that occasion in norespict indicates his standing in Jesnp or Wayne county. Dr. W. S. Middleton, Chairman Nomi nating Convention; Z. W. Little, M. D; R. F. Lester, M. 1); L. Stewart; W. W. Floyd; A. B. Purdom; II Whaley; W. H. Wh'ley- ltiley Johnson, and others, Prooeccillnar* of ttie senatorial Conven tion at Mlaeirsliear on tbe ltttit. The Convention called to nominate, a candidate for the State Sena e from tie 3rd Senatorial district, met in the Court II >usc at 1 I o’clock and was called to order by A, N Smith, Chairman Dem ocruie Ex?c.u ive Committee. J M. Purdom was elected permanent Secie tarv. Upm call of the counties, Wayne and Appling resn n led, Pierce not being represented in the meeting Names of deb ga es being cilled, C. C. Grace, W. W. Colquitt, W. S. Middleton aud Godfrey O lutn answered from Wayne, and Jos ph Midikin froji Appling. Upon motion the delegates present was allowed to east tbe entire vote of each county The name of Cipt. E D. Graham, of Appling, was put in nomination, aod ihe balloting proceed with. C-ipt. Graham having received all the vot s eas’, wav declared die candidate of the Demo cratic party of the 3-d Senutor ai uis trict. C. C. Grace. Joseph Miiikin and Godfrey Odum were appointed a com mittee to notify Cap*. Giaham of his nomination arid request hi- acceptance. Upon motion it was ordered that the Jesup Sentinel and Savannah News be furnished copies of the proceedings of this Convention with n quest to publish. Th ire being no furihei business, the meeting a lj turned, A, N. Smith, Chairman, J. M. PuitpoM, Sec C ary. The B ack Hilt's country wa its a territorial o-ganization It claims pros perity and 30,030 voters. Heavy gold bullion shipments are made every in nth. Four hu dred and twen'y -tamps are now at work, and it is be lieved there is work for fifteea hundred stamps The Cincinnati Southern road is pro cessing. The hriige over the Ouio river o- ;,,t been completed, and tha city anxiously awaits the passage of the necessiry legislation to enable it to vote the two millions necessary for the completion of the ro,d. A Word to tlie Enquirer. We have, in the past week or two, received several communications in re gard to Jesup and the section of coun try surrounding it. To such we will say that Jesup is situated at disjunc tion of the Atlantic <fc Gulf and the | Macon & Brunswick Railroads 40 miles from Brunswick and about 57 from Sa vannah; it is in a comparatively level 1 country, and one that, with a little in dustry, perseverance and proper mai - | agement, could be made a splendid farming country. Cirn, potatoes, pin ders, etc , are abundantly raised. The society is as good as any town I of its size can boast of, in this or any | otlnr State. AVe would say to such persons as may desire to locate in cm 1 midst, that if they should travel the I country over, they would not find a bet ter location than can be found here. We would be glad to see as many come into oursectiou as would like, and are willing to become good citizens AVc extend, iu the b’half of our citizens, a hearty welcome, and say couie on. A\'e were glad to meet cur genial young fricud aud correspondent, Mr. B. B, Hopps. Brack looks well and hearty, and has the appearance of being accustomed to good keeping. Come again B ack, and stay longer. UEOKGI.V — Wayne County. County Commissioners Court. ) October Term, 1877 j Upon the petition of James Ivnox to have the road lending from Lulalon by 'he resi dence of 0. K. Highsmith and interceding with the Ceutrevillnge road near his resi dence made a public road, i is ordered by the Court that the same be eouside- ed a pub lic road and shall lie worked as snob- It is further ordered tb it the Cieriicf this Court furnish the Commissioners of the 335t1i Dis trict with a certified copy of this order, nnd said Commissioners are directed and re quired to have said road opened, and an oversee'- and hands updointed for said road. This order lo tan- eff.-ct thirty days from date, unless good excuse is shown to the contrary. Upon ‘.lie report of Ihe reviewers appoint ed lo rei-jaw a contemplated road, commu nicating at or near Ibe five mile post on the Jesup and Screven road and running to the eight mile post on the Screven and Iloincr ville load; said road to run by I lie residence ot Braxton Bennett, crossing Boggs swamp at the Judin. Thompson Ford, llienco bv tbe residence of (i. W. O'Quiun, crossing Reedy creek near Penny Douglas’s, and interceding with the Screven and Homerville toad as aforesaid; that said contemplated road will be one of much pub'ic utility. It is therefore ordered that said road be, and the same is hereby established as one of the public roads in said county. And it is further ordered that the Clerk of this Court furnish the Com missioners ofthe 1217th District with a cer tified copy of this order, and said commis sioners are directed and required to have said road opened and an overseer and hands appointed for said road. This order to take eitect thiity days from date, unless good cause is shown to the contrary. Upon the petition of .Tames Knox, showing that a change in the Centrevillago road to have it cross the mill branch below Knox's mill will conduce to the convenience of the traveling public, and the people of the neighborhood, through which said road will pass, it is hereby ordered that Ovveu K. Highsmith, E. Iv. Wainrignt and Joseph Wainr ght be and they are hereby appointed reviewers of said contemplated road, and should said reviewers find said contemplat ed road oi public utility, they are hereby di rected and required to make out the snme, and make a report thereof under date to this Court. A true extract from the minutes. This November Ist, 1877. B. O. Middleton, Clerk, C. C. W. C. G KOBG IA — VV ayne County. Wit.L be sold beforo the Court House door in the town of Jesup be tween tbe legal Lours of sale on the first Tuesday in December 1877 the following property to-wit: Oue black sided ox, oue black ox, one brindled ox, levied on as the properly of Thomas E, Gentry under and by virtue of and to eati fy a mortgage fi. fu. issued from Wayne Superior Court in favor if Thomas Purdom against said Thomas E. Gentry. Property described in sn and mortgage fi. fa. nod pointed out by Plaintiff in execution. Terms of ea’e cash, purchaser paying for titles. This Oct. 12, 1877. John N, Goodhruad, Sheriff, W. O. GEORGIA Appling County. Will, be sold before the Court House door I in the town of Iluxley in said conntv. on ttie tirst Tuesday in December next within the legal hours of sale the following property to wit: Lot ofland No. 32f1, 215 acres oflot No. 255, lot No. 2 lit. 315 acres of lot No. 228. No 32v. 514, .‘ifWand 524, all in the second District of said county. Hold as tlu- kinds belonging to tlie estate of John Hall late of said county deceased for the purpose of tunn ing distribution among the heirs atlnvof said deceased. This Nov. 5, 1875. Catherine Haul, Administratrix. John J. Ci.aiik, Administrator. TiFi^TufNr 1878. NEW YORK. 1878. As the time nppronchcH for the renewal of subscriptions, TtlE SUN would remind it h mends and vrellwisliers everywhere, that it isiig.tio a candidate lor their consideration and support. Upon its record for tbe past ten years it relics for a continuance of the hearty sympathy and generous co-operation which have hitherto been extended, to it from every quarter of the Union. The Dally Sum is a four page sheet of 28 c hi:oHs, pri •<* hv mail, post paid, ;}.> cents a monte, or $6.50 per year. The Sunday editifn of Tin? Srx is an eight-page sheet ofso columns. While giv ; iug the news of the day, it also contain* a huge amount oflite.ary and miscellaneous matter specially prepared for it The Sun day Sun has met with great success. Tost paid $1.20 a year. The Weekly Sun. Who does not know The Weekly Sun ? It i circulates throughout the United States, the ! Oaiiidas, -idd beyond. Ninety thousand families grf et its welcome pag*-s weekly, and regard itin the light of jrntde. c uneeh r and friend. Its news, editorial, agricultural and liteiary departments make it essentially a 'journal for the family and firesid'*. Terms: One Dollar a y*:ir, post paid. E‘iis drioe, puality considered, makes it the cheapest : newspaper published. For clubs of ten, with ! $lO cash, we will send an extra copy fiee. | Address, 1 PUULISHEI* OF TUB SUN V y Appling County Legal Adver- Usaniantd. NOTICE. Baxley, Ga., Oct. 20th, 1377. All persons indebted to the F,state of Paul Carter, deceas-d, are required to make im mediate payment, and all persons to whom the Estate is indebted are requested to pre sent their claims properly authenticated to the undersigned within the next sixtv days. E. E. MIMS, r. H. CARTER, | Adu Irntnr Est. Paul Carter, doe. GEORGIA —ArrusG County. Whereas, Elhanan Summerall has applied to the Ordinary "f said county for exemption of personalty, and setting apart and valuation af the homestead and I will pn-s „p,, u tlie same in mv office at Baxley, Ga., on the 10th day of November { 1877, at 11 o’clock a. in. This Out. 15th, 1877. Sii.as A. Crosby, Ordinary, A, C. APPLING MOU I'GAGE ISIIERIFF SALE. G EO RGIA—Arn.iNG County. 1\ LL be sold before the Court Honst door in tlio town oT Baxley in said county on the first Tuesday in Decem ber next 1877. within tbo Legal hours o sale tlie following property to-wit: O, o gray penny horse, twelve years old, levied on as ihe property of John E Ymitnans to satisfy’ one Mortgage ft. fa issued from the Justice Court, 457 district of said county in favor of P, H. Carter, Admiuis ratot- upon the estate of Paul Carter, deceased, Silas Crosby, Sheriff, A. C. GEORGIA — ArruNit County. At the next regular term, nftor tho expira tion of thirty days, application will be undo to the lion. Cou/t r' f t>rdiuH'-y of said county for leave to soil one fifth interest in the es tate of S, A. Belt, late of said county deceas ed. This Nov. fitli 1877. JfijirsEY At. Sri, t,Ena. Administrator. G KOUGIA Aitling County V, ill he sold before the Court house door in the town Baxley within the le gal hours of solo on the first Tuesday iu January 1878 the following property to-wit: One mouse colored mule, eight years old, levied on as tho property of Josiab Tillman to satisfy one mortgage fi fa. issued from tho Appling Supe rior court in favor of F. \V, & J. Q Katierer. Property pointed out by plaiutilf in fi, fa. October 29th 1877 Silas Crosby, Sheriff, A. C. GEORG IA—W Avne County. Will be sold bof-re tho Court House door in the town of Jesup of said county between the legal hours of sale on tho first Tuesday in December next, 1877, three lots of Willi land in the second District, of said county, numbers as follows: 38, 150, ltiti. Each lot containing four hundred and ninety nercs, levied on under and by virtue ofan execu tion issued in favor of the State of Georgia by W. D. Goldsmith, Comptroller General of Georgia, for the Stalo aed county tux due on suitl lots of land for the years of 1874-5-1) ami sold to satisfy said tax executions. Said land being wild and unimproved. Terms of sale cash, purchaser pay ing for titles. This November tit.li, 1877. JohnN. Goohread, Sheriff, W. C. GKORtHA Wavni; County. Will be solo before the Court If mao doer in ‘ . town of Jesup of said comity between t.:,u 1 ,al hours of sale on tho first Tuesday in December next 1877, tho following prop erty to-wit: One lot in the town of Jesup containing one acre, No. Ml, with all im provements thereon levied on and sold as the property of Millage Hughs under and by virtue of an execution issued from tho Jus tice Court of the 1255 District, G. M., of said county in favor of Willis Clary vs. Mil luge Hughs, for (lie purchase inonoy of said land. Levy made and returned to me by constable of the 1255th District, G. M. Terms of sale cash, purchaser paying lor I titles. This October 27th, 1877. John N. Gooddread, Sheriff, W. C. G EOllO lA—Wayne C kxty. WiiJihe sold before the Court House* door of said county in the town of Jesup, wilhin the legal boms of sale ou the first Tuesday in November next the following described property to-wit: One white cohncd ox called Dick, one dun collored ox tailed JJright, on red colored ox called 'l oin and one black spotted colored ox called Harry; also one Iron axle timber cart levied on us the prop erty of W. \V. Colquitt under and by virtue of and tosati 4y a mortgage li. fa. issued lroiu Wayne Bnderior Ceurt in fivor of W. FI. Cimy against said W. W. Colquitt, i’roperty described in said iloitgag l * fi fa and pointed out by Plaintiff in execution. Teims ofsulo cash, pureliasei pa\ iug for lilies. J"ii *. N. lad. Sheriff Wayne Comity. August 30 I 877. GKOHGIA- W ayni. Qu;vjy. Will he hold before the C* urt House door in the town of Jesup • f said coun ty, he*worn the legal hnut> of sales on the li st TuCHtlny in Jlceemboi next, 1877, the f li- wing propcity to vri; One lot of land Ifo. 2So in ill•.* 3rd District of originally At pUng u-w Wayne County tm hundreed and niu ty acres, more or has, with ail im provements thereon. Levied on as the property of S. A. West burry, under sod L*y virtue of a tax execution issued from the Tax C Hector of Mii 1 c< untv for the Taxes due on said lot <r parcel ff lmid for the year I’ 77. Terms *1 sale ca*h. purchaser pay ng f<r titles. This Out. 28th 1877. Jon \ N GooDnur..o. the-iff, W. C. WHOLESALE DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, ]!<>OTS and SIIOKS, HATS, (.ENT’ FURNISHING GOODS, ETC , IST < (.Narnia aired, aivAAVAII, i;a. A. ,/. M/LLA'Z/, cO CO. —■raOLZSAIZ i. 2:TAIL FURNITURE DEALERS, 150 Jl IH2 Urauslilon Mrs*<*t, SAVANNAH, GEORGIA, tei Room Sots, Parlor Sots, Bureaus, Wash Stands, Fed- Steads Chairs, Children’s Carriages. focntrjortf?'s prop 1 ?*!!) r*: pr :cts. * Cl OF A. 3£. WILSON, j Git. iy and Montgomery Streets, ! SAVANNAH, - GEORGIA. j GAftStAGGES, BUCGIE3, PLANTATION WAGONS* i ’ CANOPY TOPS and FALLING TOPS lIAKXESS, IVJirPS, I'MBUELLIS, A N I) BUGGY & WAGON MATEKIAILS ALL AT RED VC I BATES. Also KKI’UKINi; done at prices to suit tlio times, Atldrcs, A. K. Wilson, Cor. Bat and Montgomery Streets, Savannah, Ga. 2 3m. - AVITII— TAUZ DJSCICFF, Provision Dealer and General Commission Merchant, Cor. Bryan St., And Market squni-e, SAVANNAH GA. DEALERS IV Clothing, Shoes, Jlals, and Dome sites. 10l Congress st., Opposite Market, SAVANNAH, GA. SAAB YOUR MONEY A PAPER FREE FOB TwO MONTHS. THIS IS THE Tiy.v: TO SUBSCKIBE Foil The Savannah Weekly News. All who subscribe between this date and the First of December will loeeive the Weekly News until tho Ist, of JANUARY, 1879- . The WEEKLY NEWS, in addition to fhe Prize Stories and its AURICIILriIIMI and Idler 'll’)' Department, still mnintamH its dis tinctive features as a in <linm For JSlnh*, I*o - Ileal and bnilrral News, and every eftbi t will be devoted to making it a comprehensive medium of information for the people. Its Market Deports ere complete and reliable. Keinil.tauccH can bo mud a by Post Ollioe Order, Registered better, or Express, at my risk. Letteis should be addressed: J II E3TILL, Savannah, Ga. "•i j t. WHOLESALE AND KETAIL— DRUGGiS & SEED DEALER, 185 OoiiKrrsH Street, SAVANNAH, - - - - <1 \. I have r< 'cenll \ opened anew iiltl'O store i and take plciisurc in calling theftth’Utioa of j ho public’t.* my thoroughly Frost* and Gen il' i c!t of 7)ru(js anr? Cf/crnica/s , SOAPS, CH AI BBS. II V JR & TOOTH BitUSIIES, PERFI'M BUY LAMPS AND L \ MT GOO!>s. WAR BANTED G AUDEN SEEDS I am n:ak ng a SPEC I A LI i\ . T respectfully solicit th ■ J’-iumdu e of the public generaliy. 1 ‘om.t ry orch rs M.ihmitt* I o mv cure will re ■ '.i>* pi *.upt atfontion ;it h.*lo f or cKithle good*-, AddiC/is J. T SULPTKiNiI, J t i Ml;’ • C.*■ M B'lL"', fi-tn s \VA Na MI, <> \ WmmSm Sit gig 1876. nun 1876. THE OLDEST AND BEST Shoe Emporium, IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTS T 133 CONGRESS STREET, OPPOSITE PULASKI HOUSE, SATAJKJV'AII GJEO'RGm. Having received one of the Jjargest and Finest Stocks o Hoots and Slices lor Lanies, Gents, and Children’s wear eve brought to this market, is prepared to offer the same at prices suit the times and Cheaper than ihe Cheapest Call and examine slock and be convinced that Biller's is lire place lo liny your SHOES %m\vi VA LE N TINE B ASI,E It (Sucoessor to his Brother Antony Busier-) The Well Known TENP EH ALLEY, At the Old Stand 174 Hrynn Street, Opposite the Market, —DEALER IN- Erandies, Whiskies, Wines, Lager Boer, Alo and All Othor Liquors. It 13 4 N LIQUORS ARK ALL OFjMY OWN IMI’OKTANION. €MmmQ ISIi nmu MHB77- E,HEIDT IIAS just returned from New York* with choice stock of Mens, '/toys, and Childrens clothing IIATS, i, NKS, UMBRELLAS, AND FURNISHING GOODS, And has taken the store of DEWITT & IIORCtAN, No. i!!!) Congress Street, 'WHTOII lias been fif ted up for n flrst-cln-s Rotail, Storo and is nov foriu to sell ut p rices to suit t lie Linos. To li ia stock bo has added (OliimUDl-EHS (BlLOTmif® lem-DM Tim YIAES ‘i HIGH will be a snvirijj ot inneb troublo to mothers. All may rei_ "etting neat fcs and Intent styles, uhq t Inwor prices lliiiU they cau r.iak tl Ho liopi n to see bin old fiiuud* and customers at.liis :icw plncc ofthusiiies", i all who wish to bo well suited will please o ill at No 139 COHgrOSS Str 6i DEWITT A. MOnGAAN'S OLD STAND, SAVANNAH, HA. pmaTH MC s t o~b E BROAD STREET, JESUP, GA., Keeps conslaiitlv 0:1 li.unl n full .1 ■orlmeni. of goods usu iy Ivcpl ill a Drug such :h drugs, medicines, patent medicines, oils, paint rm: u <; a him j J'Khd, ktu. ! can alwny>; Ik f. n'c’ ! lie 'Ht.- 'lc.re, c\cc|d \vhr-n . cut ou 1 ’"(lies.: iu’iiii <ii.lt, ' - Mc.i: ,t! advice an he ~l ine(l' ' F. LKHTKK, M. D. . j \(l , } / c \ A -'i M ’ ' 0* 7 ’ y7c~-y 0 r% 9 ' ISK YOTTK GROCER FOE IT! g Warranted