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THE GAZETTE: TIJTON, GA., FB1DAY, MARCH IK, 181)2. THE GAZETTE LETTER-BOX, A RECEPTICLE FOR THE THOUGHTS OF CORRESPOHDENTS. New* Anil Events of Interest Transpiring Chronicled by a Faithful mill Effi cient C'orjM of Reporters. Knitfiiiii KcIioch. Enigma, March 10.—MIkh Ixilu Turner, of Aluiiiiim, njieiit revere! days in Kni^nm lftnt week, the gui-Ht of Mixn Miriam Taylor. “Regular" visited Alapalia last Friday. Found the place quiet but Improving, judging from the way the city authorities are grading the Htreets and other improvements being made around town. Thunks to .Mr. .Toe Gay for courtesies extended. While oilier sections seem to lie having light spasms, premonitory of heavy political convulsions, ours, ns Hill Arp would say, “Is calm and serene.” Everybody at work trying to make a living. Little Esther Masse]while has iteen quite sick for several .weeks past, but is now rapidly convalescing. Mr. Mack EasterN land Miss Ida Htavcus were united ill marriage last Sunday, !l p. in., at (lit borne of the bride's parents neaXlIrpoklleld. Alack appears happy, and r wish for him and his fair young bride a peaceful, loving and pleasant voyage over life’s sen, and may the cares of lime never cast a shadow over their path way of happiness. Several Enigumitcs attended preaching at. the Turner church, four miles north of here, Inst. Sunday. Ifev. Mr. House, of Tv Ty, preached at the Enigma flaptist church last Sunday. Miss Ella Kerry visited friends at Alapalm last Saturday and Sunday. Many thanks to my friend, llillic Woods for the nice muss of birds given me a few days since. The Baptist church building Inis been much improved lately. Besides other needed work now sash have been added. Messrs. II. K. Snulter and Dan I’aillk have just returned from i fishing expedition to Alapalm river They report a good time and tolur- alily plenty of lisli. Airs, <!. 1), Sauls, who Ims been confined to her room for several weeks past, is slowly Improving. We are having n fine season for gardening ami corn planting, id' which our people have taken advan (age and kept themselves busy. Conn to think- good weather and line sea- aons are conditions of which all in tclligcut, ami thrifty people will tnki advantage. I received a valentine on February ii0f.ll. It. was a loving epistle writ toil, as I suppose, by some fair baud whose owner is a bright-eyed maiden of sixteen summers or thereabouts, with rosy lips, pearly white teeth, iihcll-likc ears, etc.; in fact, a general make up that would Inspire the poet's song. Hot the dear orenl.iirc must 1m mistaken uh to whom she is writ ing, for I Ain't Imagine how such a lovely vision could makeup her mind to love such an old, ugly, gray-lmired loot bless specimen of I he //anus himm as “Hegiilar." Of course I was sur prised and, at. the same lime, elated at receiving miicIi a loving epistle at, my time in life; so i showed the let ter to Airs. Regular and the eight little Regulators, They were pleased and Airs. Regular said she didn't cuv a hit. So now, if my fair admirer nt Stunner will let mo know her full “intltloinnnts” I will be more than pleased mid henceforth would dor respond directly with her. IIoIioiiiIiiii'h Itiiilgot. Cki’11., March 111. A killing frost, fell here lust, uighl which set our melon growers and gardeners even To-day I see Mr, .fames E, Wil limns, one of our tnusL progressive fanners, is shipping a ear-load of line sweet potatoes to middle Geor gia. It speaks in no uncurtain tone of the wealth of Berrien, He will forward a cur-loud of tine green sugar ciino north in a few days. Thus we advertise “Wire Grass,'' Air. (ins Albritton to Jllss Eliza beth A., daughter of William L, Feters, Est|., of l.ois,'"W, L, Swindle, Esq., olllciatlng. The above wedding took place ill n quiet wav nt Air. Peters’ residence oil the tllili just. The bride is a sis ter to our esteemed fellowtownsnimi, J)r. A. B. Peters. May they rcelizo BrainanVs dreamt. I saw to tdotuln nt morning Tinged with too rising hum. • Ami lit the ilitwtt (liny tliuitod on, Ami mingled into one. And now comnn the season when homes t'tm—nut, mini, hut through tho spli t of Aj'ollyon, or some other evil genius. First, Mr. John Hutchinson's brag mule began to believe the re marks made in reach of Ids long ears about Ilis running, so In. tried his foot, and succeeded in wasting a bushel or two of extl'h good meal by upsetting the wagoli; Next in order eatne Air. Wynn Johnson's pet horse, which is warranted to stand to the rack, fodder or no fodder. Air. Johnson owns a very Intelligent horse, and trusts the beast, to a re markable length, and not .without iVii.-oii, for tho colt has been known to sland hitched to tho buggy until the sun shone on liotli sides of him. But, like human kind, the colt lias a weakness. When the whistle blows and the bell rings, he looks out for the engine, and having on blinds, he looked out for himself. A lively scamper of about one hundred and fifty yard* and he deliberately turned to face the foe, which was only a freight engine. Mr. Johnson pic ked up the contents of his buggy like his ideas—and at the time all was quiet in Cecil. Mr. Johnson acknowledged Ills obligations to the horse graceful ly and then went on with talk almut Ids new and novel invention the great git-up-and-git-away machines which he wants to test on a town tip the rood. “Civilized,” of the Vnldosta Times, Is round trying to make up a school. He wants Big His, Little Kts and Wo’iiiis to go to school and learn how town ought to do. He professes to tench religion, politics and law. He promises to keep good order or no pay. Of one thing lie sure—in politics and law he is sure to lie on one side of the fence or the other, ns lie does not like a sent that is not restful We arc keeping the third party eggs turned over, mid some of them may hatch after awhile. There is a plank that if put in the place of the sub-treasury in the Ocala platform will take on more passen gers, (I speak from a front scat:) Resolved, That congress provide some.one to work for us, mid feed us and families. Boiikmia.v, From Worth Coun Wiiitti.niiton, March 1/.—Allow me space ill your valuahl/ columns for tiic following items: Air. B. N. Hancock null Aliss Em ma llornc were iinitcd/n holy wed lock at the home of t 1 ^ ‘-'-C '■ er, Air. W. W. Il<)n on the 6l.h inst,, .1 olbciating. Thu Wanted In s hurry. I would nut linger. - (lEtUI -'Hill - ASSOCIATION, Of Wuterbury, Connecticut. K Guaranteed System of Scientific Life and Accident Insnrancc At the Most Reasonable Rates. TOTH; ANNUAL : J. W. HANNON, State Agent, Parks' Building, TIFTON, OA. l®_8r>eciul and Local Agents wanted in every County in the State. Good References Required. I refer by pennlMlnn to the following i»rtlc» who are unnng the minjr have accidents by theConnnectlcut Indemnity: W. H.Oliver. A..I. Slc< t*», W. M.Sellsrs,.I.T.Sndth, Homer Murrey, .1.1). I’enresll, Tlfuin | As. T. (Inuly, Asbburn 1 W. II. Johnston, W llllngham, (la. For full particulars, call on nr address J. W. HANNON, Tlfton. Ga. bride's fath- nenr .Minton, Parham, Esq., Ido and groom left immediately it [ter the ceremony for their future Amine in Colquitt county. Success to them is tile wish of the writer. Planting corn is the/order of the day in this section of/country. Aliss Julia Whittington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, ("jJ.Av. Whittington, departed this lifAmst Friday night after an illness of about live months, diii'ing nil of which time she was aotdltu-d to hot' bed. Her remains were interred in what is known as the Lindsey grave yard. The funer al services were conducted by Revs. Denton ami John Taylor. Snisi itiiiKit. From Itay’s Mill. Bay's Mii.i, March lit.—Spring time. Winter weather. Cool weath er for planting. Rev. W. II. Dent, pastor, preached to n good congregation at the Bap tist uliui'cli on Sunday last. All'..). I’. Knight lias a school of between iift and HO pupils nt the Acltdcmy. Air. It. C. Woodard lias a school of sixty mill pupils at the Knight Academy t>vo miles noiiiIi of hero, lie is assisted by Air. I,. Levitt.. Messrs. Thigpen A Thigpen ltavo their still, one mile from here, in ue- tivo operation now. They have hut ten crops the present season, hut from present indications there will be it large increase before the next season begins. A visit to their well- cqnippcd still will conviiico anyone of the push and energy of these clover and enterprising gentleman. A Poi.iTicAi. Sum.—Alliance poli tics | olllcc seekers — Third Party. Third Party X Radical Campaign Kiinil — Railieal President for tfilli!, R. ■ —■ From Itov. P- II. Crum titer. iM.u'on, Alnroh 14.—My wife, who lias boon the subject of much interest for weeks, is now in n mote hopeful condition. Klin now Ims very slight fevers only about eight hours in the t wenty-four, which grow less every day. She is now nlilo to take nour ishments. While there is fever enough to continue her sufferings to sonic extent, It is quite n rest after having unbroken fever for five months. I shall feel under lasting obliga tions to the good peoplo of my charge who so kindly released me from my pulpit to come and serve my sick; who also tendered me all nec essary help in this dark hour. We did not move my sick wife to Macon to seek friends and comfort because we hud all that, among our people. We moved her hoping the change would be a benefit to her, which I now tldnk was u mistake; but too Into to undo what has been done. We hope soon to be able to return and l>c welt and happy Again. Our first quarterly conference will lie held at Tifton ohundi on the fourth tSundnv mid Saturday Indent, all me invited to attend on Saturday ami at events let the olllckd mem bers attend, all the local preachers, stewards, nil the trustees of church property, all the Sunday-school Niipi.rinteudonta and nil the church secretaries compose the quarterly conference. Dear brethren let all be present. P. II. t'lU Mt'i.nn. Mlgrnttnc Is ipitck to ptlvn rotirf fit severe esses of hciclaultc ci uouislgia, at Hr. J.C. GomlmsttV Golden Friends! And wlmt Is friendship hut a name, A charm that lulls to sleep, A shade that follows wealth or fame, And Icavea tho watch to weep. Who is Your Friend ? They who assail your pockethook Is not, surely. Is your storekeeper your friend? Does he do the best by you he can? Hasn't he some favorite who get tho best of everything? lisa lie ono price for all? t Persons of woalth, persons of moder ate means, persons who are poor, all lmy for the same price from us. Ono price for all and that the lowest. Wo uro dally receiving our spring goods and claim to have the largest and best selected stock In the city. We buy direct from Import ers amt manufacturers, and can save you Jobbers' profits. Note those prices and see how we sell. Compare with what yon have been paying. Fruit of the bootn'DIeflcliIng, Checks, lie.; Dress Iludons, lie. dozen; Pln/Ulc paper; Cali co, lie., Men’s Plow Htii^m,WIc.; Hardlnj (id.; Mncarronl, Imported, 1,1c. Honshu! ColTec, 221c.; 10 ♦ 1.00; Bniilf, 3Jc. llox; Plo These prices were taken at random, will glvo C more next weok, too busy now. Wo give you more for ♦ ttini; any one. Everything' Is cash, President Harrison couldn't buy a row of pins without the money. Come amt inspect If you don’t caru to lmy. A Closing Out Sale! GREAT - BARGAINS ! AT THE STORE OF O. M. TIFT, Masonie Building, - Tifton, Georgia, My Ejitire Stock, Comprising Ladies’ Dress Goods, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Shoes, Etc., Etc. Is offered at and below cost to close out. Come and convince yourself I am offering Genuine Bar gains. Yours Truly, Masonic Ruilding. O. TIFT. Love building, Tifton, Gn. Now District Notice. (1KOUOIA—Hciiiiikx I’m sty. To nil whom It nuty conrorn: All person* In- tercMcd hio hereby notified Hint, If no good eauso Ikj shown to tliu contrary, an order will Ik! granted by tho undersigned on the 4th day of April, iHltt, eHtabllnhlng a new Mllllht District Hcnortllng to a return made lo this office by the Reviewer* unpointed for that purpo*e, uuhl re turn on tile In the CniiiliileHlouer*’ office of nuht county. Ily order of the Board of CoiiiiulMion- er* this .March 7, Ifttt. W. ll.HNKAD, Chairman. NOTICE TO TEACHERS. Ily order of Mon. H. J>. Itradwell, State flehool rotnmlfudumir, all teacher* of llerrlcu county, white and colored, anil all who hold license to teaeh, union* they have |Hinnautmily abandoned the liualneM, are required to attend the annual rcnnIoii of the Teacher*' Institute, lo he held at Albany, On., for tho week beginning Monday, Mareh !Wth. Teacher* whoso school* are In *e'»- hIoii will »H*|>eml them for the week and *lmll receive the same compensation naif their achool* were in operation. Attendance I* compulsory, tlie penalty for nou-uttendance being niic.1i fine* a* tho County School Comml**lc.nei and tlie Hoard of Education nliall deem lust ami reason- ulile. Kxciihc* lor ahaenee to Ini auhmltted In writing. On* fare on tin? railroad* and reduced rales of Imard have Ih»«» neouretl. T. K William*, C. 8. C. Vlltlo, (la., March tft, im. Wmmiim. He it ordained by tho City Council of Tifton, Thnt from and after the first day of April, 1802, a specific tax of 1250 ho impoHod on the sale of cigarette* or cl uuretto paper* in tho city of Tifton, and dealorH are hereby required to procure a I Icon no for that purpono before commenc ing the Halo of Raid articles All violator* of thin ordinance, upon conviction, Hhall ho puni-dird an horotofore prescribed for violator* of tho specific tax ordinance. Adopted March 7ili, 1802. J, II. Goodman, Clerk ol Co tncil. AN ORDINANCE. lie It ordained by the City Council of Tifton, That from and after the tlrsl day of April, IHtl'J, l! shall ho unlawful for any hull, hoar or hitch to run at large ujioii tho streets of said city, and tho CUy Mnriduil ts hereby authorized amt in structed lo apprehend end impound nil sucli snlinala found running at large upon tho streets of said City of Tifton, and should they not ho redeemed within a reasonable length of tlmo hv the owner, sold City Marshal shall advertise the nanio for three days at three of the most public places In said city of Tifton, and nftcr such advertisement proceed to sell the same at public outcry to the highest bidder, and If no bidder he found said City Martha! shall dispose of sik'Ii ani mal or animals according to hi* best di*- t relion. lie It further ordained by tho authority aforesaid, Thai the feu for linpoiipdtng sm'li animals shall he $1.(11; cnc.lt, togeth er with the expense of keening the same Adopted Man'll 7th, thO'J. .1. H. OoooMAK, Clerk of Connell. THE GAZETTE Job Printing Office, New Types, New Press and Skilled Workman. I ant pleased to announce to my friends and patrons in the com ties of 1 Berrien, Irwin, Worth mid Colquitt that I have just received a complete COUNTRY JOB PRINTING OUTFIT And nm prepared to execute nt short notice mid in workmanlike manner nl clnsses of commercial and legal ldank printing. I solicit your orders and guarantee to givo entire satisfaction in price* and quality of work, Respectfully B. T. ALLEN TIFTON, GEORGIA. A WORD To the Public! 1 have a well selcctnd Mock of which I nm Milling low down. I can’t bo tieaten on from tlm foot I buy all my good* North—In the chcniH'Ht murkets—and I get from 2 to 7 iter cent. Discount for Cash. I have no Wood to Buy or Rent to Pay, AH 1 ft*V I* ft fair trial anti yon will be non vlnued, S. HABRELL, Mogal, Georgia. TIFTON SALE STABLES. TIFTO N\ • 0EOR0IA. I C. A. WILLIAMS, PreprlM*r, OUi nr Ai-FK* in DRUGS, CHEMICALS, Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils and Yarnishes. Fresh Garden Seeds a Specialty. KLKGANT USB OF Stationary \ Writing Materials yri.t, stock <>r Proprietary Medicines, COMPl.KTK ArnlBTMNST OK Plpei, llgars, f Ifiarotte*, Tnbaccn. |y We h»N*e n»oN-»d u> th* Jukt yr. nee tw.v^Uzn brirk building, aw: H*l«l ntwet, Mid wMi I*? bkawd to h»ro «ur FrM'U tell and nt* »0. rhTBKhON i\\ IT.K, i't {Uii TWJwn. Citation. GKORGIA—Bkrhjf.n Cot-NTr. To all whom it way concern: .lame* W. Walk' or ha* made application to the undersigned, it due form, for letters of administration on the entnte of Nancy Baker, lute of said county <le- ce«*ed, and I will pa*a upon the same at my of. flee in Nashville on the first Monday in April next. Given undor my hand and official signa ture, this March 7,18W. K. M. Smith, Ordinary. Citation. OKOUGIA—ttxuniF.N County. To nil whom it may concern *. Application bah been made to the undersigned, in due form, for the aiqiointment of G. W. Moore, clerk of the superior court, or some other lit and proper per son, administrator on the estute of Joseph Whelc**, late of said county deceased, said estate being unreprcHented, and I will pans upon the same at my olllcc on the llrst Monday In April next. Given under my hand and official signa ture, this March 7, lrnrj. F. M. Smith, Ordinary. Citation. GEORGIA—ItKRKIKX roiTNTV. To all whom it. may concern: Apid(cation l>een made to the undersigned, in due form, tho appointment of 11. XV. Moore, olerk of the superior court, or some other lit or proper person administrator on the estate of t). A. Archer, late of said county deceased, said estate being un represented, and 1 will pass upon the same at my* office in Nushvllle on the first Monday in April next. Given under my hand und official signature, this March 7,1802. F. M. Smith, ordinary. Citation. GEORGlA-llr.nniF.N- Countv. To all whom It may concern: 8. F. Guthrie and Moses G. Sutton, administrators of the es tate of 8. J. Hutton, late of said county, de ceased, have applied to the undersigned, in due form, for letters of dismission from said admin istration. and I will pass upon their application at my office in Nashville on the first Monday in May next. Given under my hand and official signature, this January 4.1«i2. F. M. SMITH, Ordinary. m ALBANY, GA. . Special 8cboels open March 7tb, Assembly on March 27th. Ilrllllant Program, Studded with Illustri ous Nantes of Literary Lights, 4 has been Prepared, Thin Great Moral and Educa tional Institution Offers opportunities never before surpassed, if equalled, for the Instruction and entertainment of the i>eople. S' Has no influence more widely felt w generally recognized, and all are invited to enjoy the sym- IMjsium of literature, music aud art. PROGRAM IN DETAIL. Sunday, Mareh 27* 11 rffO a. m—Sermon by Rev. I. J. Lansing, of Worcester, Mass. 4:90 p. in.—Vespers. 8:00p. in.—Tift Memorial. Col. C. B. Wooten, Hon. Charles Weesolowsky. Monday, March 28. 3:00 p. m.—Recitations, Itev. A. 8. Hurston. Address, Dr. 0.8. Presitree. Editor Public Opin ion, Washington, D. Subject:—“The Weet.” 8:00 p. m.—Opening 4th Anmuil Assembly. Music, Glees, Recitations and Sjieeclies. Tuesday, March 20. 11 KM a. m.—Address by F. It. lUchanioouT 3rt)0 p. m.—Addreturaml Recitations by Rev. A»^. 8. Hurston. 8X» p. m.—Address Her. I. J. Lansing. Wednesday, March 30. 11:00 a. in.—J. U M. Curry, 1). D. and 8. D. Itradwell, State School Commusloner. 3:00 p. m.—Adtlress. BKWp. in.—Musical Concert. Prof. C. C. Casa and Chautauqua Chorus. Thursday, March 31. 11a. m.—Rev. 1. J. Lansing, Worcester, Muss, 3 KM p. M.—Bell Kinging, W. 1). Robertson and F. K. Brooks, Recitations. 8 KM p. m.—Itev. J. 11. Hawthorne, Atlanta, Go. ■*HKW p. iu.—American Columbian Tableaux. Friday, April t* * 10KM a. iu.—Governor’* Day. 10KX) a. in.—Concert. Chautauqua Chorus, Prof. C. C. Case, comluotor. 3 KM i». m.—Address. Hon. W. J. Nortbcn, Governor of Georgia with Staff and Military es cort by F.XI. duBlgnon. 3 JO p. m.—Bell Kinging, W. D. Robertson. Recitation*, F. E. Brooks. skm p. m.—Hlerreoptican, C. F.. Bolton, Clsvc- tuml, Uliio. Itcautiful Switzerland. Saturday, April 2, 11 KM a. m.—Children Day. Music and Short Addresses. RKM p. m.—Athletic Exhibitions, NY. «. An derson and classes. Sunday, April 3. 3 KM p. m.—International s. s. Work, B. F. Jacobs, of Chicago, 111. 11 KM a. m.—Sermon by Dr. A. E. Dunning, JJ. Monday, April 4. 8 KM p. m.—Btereoptican lecture, Prof. C. E. Bolton. England aud London. Tuesday, April 3. 10 km p. m.—Btereoptican Lecture, l*rof. C. K. ikdton. Italy. .'.THE .'.DEPARTMENTS.'. Will lie under the direction of the ablest special ists in America, and will afford opportunities for culture tlmt must thoroughly commend them selves to all. W. G. AXIIKHSON, M. D., of the Adelnhl Acad emy, of Urooklyu, will again \« President of tho Chautauqua Physical School, with an able corps of assistants. All within reach of Albany should nive their children tho advantages of this train ing. Phof. C. R. Wr.i.Ls, the peerless penmen and master of tho best and simplest methods of honk keening and best methods of business, will again l*o in charge of the Commercial Department,'' which fact guarantees advantages in this line equal In all respects to the schools of Pough keepsie. Ptok. C. t\ Cask, will l*e in chalge of tho School of Music, which insures musical advan tages that can only :*» equaled at the best Con servatories of Boston, or the old world. Inislere' \\A Teachers’ .Noras! Claw Will enjoy the rich exposition of Biblical ‘truth* b> Rev. A. K. Dunning, the accomplished scholar and tender Christian. Dr. Dunning is editor of the oldest and uutft widely circulated religion* journal* of America, and It Is a triumph worthv- of Chautauqua to secure his efficient services. Half rate, round trip fare, on all tfie rail* roads. \m Conclave Citation. GKORGIA—Bkkuirn C«UMV. To all whom it may conoern: l^evi Sapp, ad ministrator of H. N. Sapp, late of said county, deceased, has applied to the undersigned. In due form, for letters of dismission from said admin istration, and I will pans upon tlie same at iny office in Nashville on the first Monday (n May turn. Given under my bond and official signa ture, this January 11892. F. M. SMITH, Ordinary. Executor’s Sale. GROROIA—IlKKXIKX COl-XTY. Under and by virtue of an order from the Court of Ordinary of ssid county, granted at the February term, 18811, 1 will expose fnraale at public outcry at the court house door in Nash ville, said oonnty,t4t«rreu the legal hours of sc It on the first Tuesday in April next, ftttecnw, more or Itos, of lot of land number 177, In the 10th district of said county. Sold *a the pro|ier- ty of Daniel Griner.latenf u>id ttoanty decessed, Ternvs made known on day of sale. This March 1,1802. Martin J. Gri.nhr, Executor. Administrator's Sale. fiKonotA-lIrnziEK Coukty. Under and by virtue of an older from the Court of Ordinary In said county, granted st the Mareh term. I8W. I will expose for sale at public jKttcry at the court house door In thn town of ttashvilW, bee ween the nstul hours of sals cm tbe firnt Tuesday In April next, one-half interest In lots number $ and 3. in block *.<L also one-half in terest In lot norther fl, in block 18. all MUtUM feet, also one-half Interval in a half .v re of land south cf the tail road warehouse, ali In the 4mm of Lenox, Gw. ftold as the property of Leou L MoKmney, late of said connty denrnerd. Terms mad* known on the day of sale. This March T, lfc*2. B. WniTKiii’azr. Admlnhdnitctv. SPECIAL NOTICE. Alt vwimms art fcw-Hdien to troepane on .-uiy of my lands by nmtog or hauling wool of any ('banisteruff of lunve without nenubislofi bei*u »m obumed ilKNRT H. W7 Tirtua. Oiu, March I, t*ty, ITudr command of Col. Ed. L. Wight for Gover nor’s Day—Friday, April 1st. Confederate veterans and all soldier* under their old leaders. Twenty companies in line to act as escort of honor to Governor W. J.Northern Pf For instruction and entertainment, for profit or pleasure, the Fourth Annual Session GKonniA Chautauqua ha* never had an equal. K. Hobbs, President. J. 8. Da via, Superintendent. A. W. Muse, Secretary. V.. A. Duncan, Superintendent of Instruction. nKAUqi'ARTKBS FOR Crockery, China and Glass Ware, Lamps of Every Description, Tinware, HoUowware, Wood. ware. Also Stoves, From the cheaixwt to RucVa Brilliant, ran ceded u. be the best .n the world, they akoolnteljr have no equal to the world. Stanufactnres ad kinds of Tinware, Store ripe, Getters, Etc. PP" Bt»»i»! !>rk*» vmI* .«lKZ.lt ami twunl- lor lH»m. Writ, w odl cniw-arhen In M«tl t-f •i)) (h\ut l» out Ite.n (pureuwc tn J. V. (Utva k RK<t.. H IM l-.ttCTiK-D VatnoMt,«*