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oi v izy r,i 3 e;:t. ei cherry street.
CENTRAL OTY MI USE!
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Charles Wachtel & Bro.
THE POI'UL AB CL< )TIIIEBS.
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Oitr rffwU-.Hon for keeping thr* Surest end befit Honk Ims been Jully su < dt>ii:ed
this senh ri t we iow dl*pl#y an tn ire ttmoetmeut of
Fall and Winter Clothing
FOlt -
Men, Youth, Boys and Children,
MADKSPXirIAI.Lt FOR US.
In Gents’ Furnishing Goods,
owr department it ii t Muc*m<i with nil the n< vellKs of the s asmi, ns arrange*
wentu are fetich ;< enables ns to offer anything new as c;ir ( y h shown it: New lork.
Gents’ Under-wear & Neckwear.
StxixrtfiS.
WosUll sell die ell i.ntinl DIAMOND HIIIKT, which b so popnlnr and tfo wel
known to need any fulmcotlun. We tnivj the best ONE DOLLAR SrJIKi eves
known.
DE;IIOL>Ifci3,
Onr stork in tb'* d-paHincnl e usi *of ev.ry known new ttylo. The Nobbiest
inakM l • isILK, l Uit a sii S . lUA 'o.
Bo'nnnbci w* Imvn the <I-.oJB utid can ( |tiick!Y convmco Y "l (lift for low prices,
good Goods arid best Hiyh'H
CHAELES WACHTEL & BEO., Are Headquarters,
it).'!’*. 9 I2m MACON, GA*
mira
Cotton Gins,Feeders, Condensers,
COTTON PRESSES, SAW MIXES.
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INTERNATIONAL COTTON EXPOSITION,
ATLANTA, 0A„ JG3i
SAW GIN AND S LF-FEEDER,
laXimilTED IIY
E. Yan Winkle & Cos.,
Awnaleil for boat sample, lio-t (fonerai remit, m Rlnmuff, auil boat oonatmotoil
muubiM, Uie first |ul*e, elOo. 01 roUI ino.liil. , ~ ~
, i ]; s KICKS, T. M. UMKDE4, Hi s. W. E. HAHROWS, l/imn.
Ju.lyes.-j U , KIMIULf.. Ibroctor-flem r.il.
A (tan, First I’i.rnimn at tie South Cnrutlu. Stair F.iirn mill iti Gcor,-iu Fair*.
This <3ii. is ait Iron !r. uit, ud tJLafls, cvry liitifi o! very Is at luutiiUu anil a.l
w.trauu'l'.l.
POCRE'i SCREW FBKSS. I FISOXB BCKKIV PHJSSB.
SAID TO HE THK PEST VKF.S > IN i P cl,a tIK) to COO l's-. In TWO MIN
V.O.iLO, i FTBA, FmlUw lib ck s ■ ii'trs oft', *i.
| b. iu i notliii'g in the wav when put
Suitabl- tor Hor, ■. Sloatu ainl Wrier |ti it to tlio Hut. lal as little pout ranit
V-.\ 'I .kifcit(i hut nth 1 onu’. filming I spar*.
*|.A P o.i ul■ !> oon I.t the mi" ti.i e. draught Iron Screw, m.tl umj
£3f*3h;l 1 1 C.i alvi.ua ail Pucci. | s'r ug.
E- VAHWIHKLE&CO.
J B Gowak.Ai* "t I ti.lot county. Jaulf? FOX K3. -tl I.AM A. OA.
Macon. Georgia.
-1 1. LEU I<
Deers, Sash, Moulding, Rough and Dressed
L.UMBSH,
Euilders’ Hardware. Paints,
Oil. Put tv. Glia*. *O. .tg.n‘f. 1- hi" •' 1.0 WAGONS Poor an,l Window
E. .UHS. I w-Leta, lUin-tcis, Nm,■: . a!,', la order. Kstimute* f, r al.
kind* e.r walk {.romiitty fur ns i -t. War, r,.ii.....Svttiutl slnvl, opposite J W Burke
A i . I: via you fir t s rist .V, c .it- ' i m*yl#lßm
RIT& 07b. Willingham & Go.
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145.14.7 5s 149 Second Street, Macon. Georgia.
COTTON FACTORS.
v.’.- M.U.V W* ,-n ' vo;i in hv saV of ->ur ©rfth. Riot ash yon
o ft., u. * wi... ‘b.i. I C. r. v;ii LirGHA’-& jo.
TIIE REGINTER AND STANDARD, TALBOTTON, TALBOT COUNIT, GEORGIA, DECEMBER, 10. ISB2.
“DON'T YOU FORGET IT."
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OFFER UNUSUAL INDUCEMNTS
-IN—
Groceries and Provisions
TO CAbH BUYERS.
CORN, FLOUR, HAY, OATS, BRAN,
New crop New Orleans and Florida Syrurps, Now Crop
Sugars and Coffees. Good Coffee 8 lbs. for sl.
JT. E3L HAMILTON,
The Up-Town (Jrocer.
jnn 6 V mar-22 COLUBUS, GKORQI \
f Torg’ia Warehouse
J. W. WOOLFOLK,
' JPiro-piriotoz*.
Columbus, - Georgia.
3PECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO STOEAGE AND SALE
OF.COT'TON AT REASONABLE BATES.
Liberal Cash Advances
on Cotton in Store. Call anil H?e ok.
VV, WOOLFOI.Kj I’iop i*
F- F- JENKINS, Salesman
CHA3- A HOUGH, Scalesman. i.n^r,c>n
BERN I) BltOli,
No. IC2 Third Street. Macon, Ga.
Maniifncinrciß ot uitl Whol<Hil<' iii:<3 1 rluil TXjiUtb in
Carriage, Phaeton, Buggy
DARY, TRUCK. WAGON,
Crart Harness & Collars,
Ladies, & Cents’ Saddles & Bridles,
All of whioh we fiocp constantly on l.iiiid m tlio larg. st vaii-lv. Also, WHIPS,
HOUSE HOOTS, COVEIiS f<r W iutui nutl Smuttier, Nets, ami KQl'llMUtNTh in
tlio line generally,
OAK and HEMLOCK SOLE. HARNESS UPPER. PATENT
ENAMELED and LACE LEATHER.
Kiu nud Calf Skins, Lining 1 Skins,
Ilnrm ssamker'R, Saddler's,Shm maker's, Tuunur's Mutctiitl, Tools mu
fimliugß. ugk. GIVE USA CALL.
C.ish fir ll.de:, Skins. Fork, Wool, W.ix, Tollow. Finisheil anil Uoagh
MUtfitO b 1
NEW GOODS.
A. F. PICKERT,
S T o. 5 Whitehall, St,, -- - Atlanta Georgia
IIA.S JUST i.ooivc! :i larg.- stock of nl! t'ic new .lesions in tlio
MERIDEN BRITANNIA CO..
-EL.E C r r 11 o-
S.ilvor IPlated.
Wishing Bnil.HTtsculs will lio well local! Riul examine my stock unfi
re ~u i v: a-ing cso win o. A htlluk of 1847 lbs Ai Spoons-.
orkß ui,<) Knutra ou i ai.d. b'lwoi.l ..tloiition a.vou to Wat Oil au.l Jewt-h.
Work. sej 20 12m
mwß
or E7ER? mo chbafer tilib ever.
Kiflrm, Mhot Gnni, Revolver*, Ammunl-
Uou, Tacitle, Nein*u, Net*,
Rnlve*, Razor*, bkntcs,
Ha'niaocbi, etc* /
Lurpe IttwAr*tMl Catalogue FREE.
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS,
VITTKIIUna a, PA.
ftCEWTS
V/ A WT E D! Lrtf* and Gentlemen, to engage
wjtb u* to *t*U Kevwntl ViofHl Ifioueefiold
Artlrlee. FrolltM large. Labor 1m light.
Exeltiftive territory' i;lvi*n. No c^mi peti
tion. Terms liberal. Circulars KRER. Adore**,
Herrltt Cos., Box H6H, Pittsburgh, Pa.
A NEW CURE FOR
POTATO ftUGS
AND ALL TROUBLESOME VERMIN.
H*f, *nr, eienalr *jmJ che*n. Satuple Pack***. Po*t
fild.aocfe. AORNTH WANTED. A.ldrw*.
•T. XZ. <Johnlou, PlltnLursb, P*.
Musical instruments
of all kinds for sale very cheap.
Cetelogues free. A-ldrcw, riqhakb
HULL C cil. Box 868, IlttohurKh, Pa.
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FURNITURE,
Will be found at the
Nos. 92*94 &96 Mulberry, St.
MACON A.., (Masonic Temple )
All grades of Furniture kept and every article gn.tr.’i) teed a* re pres n ted.
Fine Chainb r Seta, Parlor Furniture. I vlattren e*. V;ndow ,Shades i.n l C-r ices.
In the Undertaking Depa.tiimiir, Metallic Gnekets, Wooden C*allots and Coffins of
every description. nnfc29
Portable anti Stationary
STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS, SAW and
GRIST MILLS, THRESHERS, SEPARATORS,
O-IIVH, PHEKKES, BEARERS,
MOWERS, RAY RAKES, COTTONSEED HULLER3, MA
NURE SPREADERS, and all kinds of Agricultural Imple
ments at prices that cannot he Duplicated.
R. A. ENNIS, Manufacturers’ Agent,
2(i RUOAT) ST.. COLUMBUS. GA.
LOUIS IM lIfITIIIE CO'S,
CAEBIAGE WORKS,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLFTE IN THE WORLD
O
FULL CAPACITY 1,000 PFU WEEK.
“The Standard Vehicles.”
AHE MADE AT TH ■SE WOUK3, EMIUIACING
Brewster, Whitney, Cocner and Timokin Side Bars, and
SaJidee or Monarch Triple Spring Buggies.
The Creates V.tri t e> of siyien,
Thu Finest Two vtd Thru Sjuingf fhvo'ocs,
The Huntlioimst Cai -nchus in ihe Blurket,
Mtyiiah C’aal:i;;c< f Four ami Six Pas eu^cs.s,
Cuj jv Top Mnskeft Phaetons,
The Ufit Ph.t/orai Sp-r.ig W v^otw,
O.tu itiui top Sur: y \Yn? f or,H.
OfK>K S ••STAKO.UI!) V S MIC LBS* ‘ a o k.o • n al Cue woi*d over as the best f l*
lUo h unt momeV, 1> • ir*fc ■ u.vy ei-cn ust i-ccs hay rttitil y**u have sent fo <u>
lrvular c f Htvli s aud P. lee*. Who! sue truu *. aSp c ; aMy. U *ui mber vo m. ke
ui oru VVlieeU, I he Savvcn V*u it. vuA wuriaat every vehicle. angß
1 Zu ortc.ng
L WotU'rfuiA tvruures of
*t rrv-ni Jr,.; • a h
Thrilling Adven
ture* on the Plains! Grand BufTalo Hunts! Pi gh to
Wild Life in the Far West.
One n£G3%SSSESI Pull-Page Color
ed Plato*! Grandeet Book for AfenU! Outsell* Every
thin*! JEedoraed br Gen Memtt, Buffalo Bill, *nd o:h>rr
Hero?#, op- No Competiu-ra! m P*gw*. P**
CanT*eeinf Outfit Wcti., taroj>e or money. Illuawated Cir
cular* Free. Write at once for agency to
HISTORICAL PUBLISHING COMPANY,
4-lH N. 3d Htro vt, Ht. I vOtiiw__
Author of “ Border (sutlawe.'’—“ Metropolitan Llfei
OLD BOOZS.
CTIHLiSJ Books, 0, EASE CITES and CEE A?.
Send stamp for Catalogue. Address,
CURIOSITY SHOP,
S. X. C:i. tti aai VAlUlf >9a An., SS. LS7I3, EC.
-deaii
All fOa'ff ami 1 Kfyles • f Cirrhror, UecoDa, Hoc J Carts, Sailt.Ury, Har
noea, e*e. Ia a 3?nt for ho
Old Hickory and Milbum Farm Wagons.
Adi? ko< p always ou hand nay s*j that may be wr*nte \ I keep in stock cl e%p
Western Birggies £nd Fine Eastern
BUGGIES.
At any pricy fr •.• 50 :id Carriages Irurn tl-lt) to -?80o. The test sss r.
UlOUt Oi
SADDLES AND HABNESS.
to bo foai and n the erv.
I l ir.toe ods tu raTie bm ev Urnise in city an 1 wCI sr* you a< a
~y on anyth i* \e.i 1 iu. dut cc’jus > u wll e, st y>ro
J. A. WALKER, Next to RarJtin Hcu99 Office,
ort:'. Columbus. Ga
~lmnrnw¥ go !'
Great Reduction in Prices of
qpif km tppcf
DtLi 1 § MutJ diiUbdy
AT
$=SL. BX3XD£IXalLa'@.
R*adthc Following Prices and be Convinced.
Men s whole s*ock 50 per pair. w : I Boots *2" ’ r
i M rrs wi:c?t- k h-vg# s $!.?5 ?*r ? .r. A : fi ogsa h* $1 Ch' pn.
I <hk. Sr>*vn:Ld Women‘s • very dav *1 "0 per iv.ir. Voiceu*.s *• • 51*.. s
I : 7.' \ 1 .v \ s' CafS - 'es £l.3*> C 1 en; iieni* 5 h.*ml seT*e*. ;
Tv ileus at $1.75, Hf vSi CrJ. only *2.85. A o: tho finest line of
Ladles* and Misses* Slices
-v,r br'u.A tin <V":i l-u. liv tv p.ir i< st-.i... tit • 1 •<’ ’■ •• ur..'. d.. w ad v -
| ~tcd soht i.l ‘V A;0 sft s .>*yen xa.ria' ir.v -kb fjr* bu;
s vS- .. n i you ;ii sc. tfi-.t 1 i: to svl si'-.up ii s >-nu £e
jiUo ritfl.t * G I*v t J 5-H !! ..
S6 n, > astr;, Ca.uii.lim. th.
MR. JOE U PiIISOX isuiiii lac au.i uil! l- .tluad.o =uv.i : , Xivds cct3a
Central & Son Railroads
Savannah Ga., Jan 8 1881.
ON rid after SUNDAY, Jan 10, ISSI.
passenger tvaius on the Central ana
SouthWtfitem Railroad and Branches will
run as follows;
TRAIN NO. I—GOING ;*OITH W -ST.
Leaves Savannah S;2O a m
Leaves Augusta 9:80 a m
Arrives at Augusta 4:45 p m
A lives at Macoa (j:4spm
Lv?.ve3 Mocod fer Atlanta 8:15 pm
A ilvc3 si At la ala 3 >lO a M
Leaves Macon for Col ambus and
Mon-voidsr t daily 225 r m
Arrives ?t Colo nbus daily 2 21 a m
Arrives at daily 9 40 a m
MaldDg close conncr. *on at Atlanta wiih
Western and Allan’, c Rail ond and AJu
ta and Chiulol e Ai- Line for ail points
North end We-t.
COALING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leaves Atlanta 12:20 p m
Arrives at Macon G;3O a m
Leaves Mon. gome y for Ma^on
daily 0 00 p m
Leaves Cosl 1 übus dai.'y 12 08 a m
A rive at Mr con dri'y 0 45 a m
Leaves Macon 7:00 a v
Arrives at AfiUedgeyille 9:4lam
At fives atEatonton 11:30 am
Arrives at Augusta 4:45
Arrive*at Savannah 3:45 p m
Leaves Augrstn 9:30 a m
Making coonecfion at Savannah iviih the
Savannah, Florida and Western Rail
road for all points in Florida.
TRAIN NO. 2, oono NORTH AND WEST.*
Leaves Savaunab Jl :30 p m
Arrives at Augusta, - - - - 5:40 a m
Leaves Augusta - - - - - 8:80 P M
Arrives at JliUedgeville - • - 9:4lam
Arrives at Eatonton - - - - 11:30 am
Arrives at Macon • - - - • 7 ."20 am
Leaves Macon for Allauta - - 8:00 a k
Arrives at Atlanta J2:'o p m
Leaves Alaeon for Alban}', Euf da 8A 5 a m
A)rives at E.daula - - - - . l:i r PM
Arrives at Alban v 8:53 pm
Leaves Mnctm for Columbus - 8:15 a m
Arrives at Columbus - - - - 1:10 pm
Trains on this schedule leavos Macon,
Atlanta, Columbus, Eufuvla, Albany and
Augusta and ily, umki g clone connection
at Atlanta with Western and Atlantic,
iid Atlanta *.nd Charlotte Air Line —at
Enfanla with Montgomery end Eufaula
railway— t Columbus with Wesiein rail
road; at Augusla with the Charlotte, Co
himbiiH* and Augusta railroad and Boath
C irolina railroad for all pciuts North
ad Ei st.
Eufaula ira’n connects at Fo t Yatley
for Perry, da 'y except Sunday, r. and at
Cuthbort tor Fori Ga nes and :iiy, except
Suud’y.
Train on Blakely K ;tc*nsion leaves Al
l>any daily < xcept Sun-iaya.
COrtlXG SOUTH AND EAST.
Leaves Atlanta 2:15 pm
Ar Ives f t Mi.eor. r ora A J ’ : t . f*ws p m
l<eavcs Albiiiy - - - - - 12:02am
Leaver Eufunla - - - - - 12:00 a m
! Arrat Macon fr’rn Eu'aulu, Alb:n y 0:3.1 p m
Leaves Columbus 11:50 a m
.Arrives at Macon r.o*uUoljn?b,!s s:io v m
lA iives Macou - - - - - - 7:15 1* m
Arrives nt Alt'?asta - - - - s;!ii a m
Leaves Anjrtista - - - - 8:30 p m
Arrives at Savann ih - - - - 7:lsam
Passe!g<- >. for Milled'.eville F’. ton
ton will take train No 2 from H iv,;dl\ h
nnd train No 1
daily, cneei-t Mv nday, for there
points.
Pnibiian P. Ipc * Sleeping C rs Ip tw c.i
Havpiinah. r.nl C ncinuuti vl*. Macon, At
lanta and t ineim atti S Qibern i.iSiway-
Ptill i.ni) Pntacti Mien? rs to W.tlsl
ington via Ai’gantfl. Chui Stc . nt! Huh
mond, oat) 2b.'. in tiuin iiom
Local Siecpifip Crs or, nil t
Trains Im twr-fi! huvaot ah anft Angus's.
and M i. cc n. und
Atlanta.
Va ( senoe s from Soniliwtst *u Goor
can take cither Lain from Mi.co i to
j Angn -.hi and tual.e o nm-ctious iihihili
j man Sl ep *r from Augusta to Y/asUingfcon
| without eb iupc.
Berthh in Htecomg ('a wan he secured
!at thv Ticket oili cn Mulberry stre*. t, or
j at Depot.
(jE'i A Wh ‘Trcnr.Ar*, WM.
i flt n Tick'-t Agt. (in b'ujut V R K, Kavanm L.
J C Shaw, W r SH HLL.V A N
Geu Trav A*t. taj, tSWJI It.
j Janl3
W. J. (& G. H. WATT,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
COLUMBUS, - - GEORGIA.
Call the atte ulori of th Publ cto our and we'.! sebc e l stock of Groceries
no Pla smi plies, in store and ar ivm^.
Ou - c* o k to is him u pr. t of B. con nu*J BnF: S’dcs, Shoulders, Hems. L>rd. ' u
, It i ted nd ' Cos Tee. 8 y up, ch, S< aps, Candies. Sar lues. Oy '•■•rs,
Macr •a' nd App *ac i'c la Fi in FalveH, Quirters, Dr tuns anJ Kit^lV'ic-
Us.C ■- sc, ' Pot. h So.'a, Ma ches. empty tubs,Buck ts. Measures, At
FI OUIt o alt •r ut sin wool and sat a. Luge nt-d selected lot of chew
ing nnd : mokmg tobacco. Baggiug, .* its a dia Ir.ct i*vsn-th'.ng usually kep* in onr
line.
NVE WILL NOT HE I N I lEHSOLI).
W arp Aciit< foi tnn “P 'XK .KATE:. LUCY HINTON’" Ti.b*m
Tlniiikful for dasv past favors we expect to lec ive, ai woll .to merit n continu
nce. eps
EUSSY & WOOLDRIDGE,
: ?.?*S?:T.O-T.7g=sE3
AM)
Commission Merchants.
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WEBSTER WAREHOUSE, COIUHEU3, GA.
Authorized - : fo the tor go o' t. e C‘otUn *f lha
GRANGE AND FARMERS’ UNION.
Oen’l Agonts for Peud cton’s Old Stmriard Guano and Piiospliate. St Gei
md Standard Feriiiizo ? s. John N SmflV Amm -niutod Buna and Potash. be -•*
Acid Hn spii tt f- r Compofttn j.
COT JOX SIOItED at 25 c nts. COTTON so dat 25 cents per bale.
Liberal Advances m deon Cotton au.:29
Singleton, Hunt <fe Cos.,
rwfaeon, Ga.
V
Invite tkc attcnii. nof the Wholesale and R ail liftfe to their Complete line# ef
Boots, Slices, Hats, Trunks, Umbrellas, &c.
All of which a e oT.i dto *h c trad ng public at lower fc’gur's than ever betore. An
exaLnißFtion of t‘nci: slock wilts feisty taeir (Uitomersas to goods and pries. Call
Add ex: mine.
Singleton, Hunt & Cos.,
r< 1 - 1 Triangular Block, Macon, Ga.
LANORETHS'PSii®
erene FortheWEßCH&wT<>n.rw e wpies gpenc
For the MARKET CARDENER
gCCne For the PRsV'ATE FAMILY QFPD£
Crown hyr>urgftiv<<son our own rarmslwfe.
tv* Handsome Illustrated Catalogue and Rural Register FREE TO ALL.
MERCHANTS, SEND US YOLR BUSINESS CARDS FOR TRADE LIST.
DAVID LANDRETH &SONS 3 SEED GROWERS, PHILADELPHIA
Kb2i
NEW GOODS !
GoiJ IVatcJjPs, French Clocl-
Silver Watches, Clocks,
All Grades.
Le Mark’s Brazilian Rock ChrysUi
Spectacles and Eye-Glasses
I HAVE just returned from flew Yor
with a t>umtlfur#ttook.'of goods era
bracing all the novelties in my line j
invite my friends and the public general
ly to call and inspect my goods.
A life time experience in the business
assures me I can please them both in
price and finality.
T. S. SPEAR
101 Best Side Broad St.
0-c 7 Columbus, Ga.
J. H WORKILL,
Attorney at Law,
TALBOTTON GEORGIA,
Will practice in the State and Supreme
courts. Slrict attention to all busine
e tus rd to h in. api 8 bl—(eb2l
JOHN D. WH£TESS,
Attorney at Law,
TALBOTTON, - - GEORGIA.
Cff* Gqllcclionsu .Si'eclfthty. octsly,
J. IT- MARTInT
Attorney at Law,
Office in the Court House.
Til hot ton. : : Georgia
Practice in the Superior Courts of Ihi
Chattahoochee Circuit and the Supremt
Court of the State.
Prompt attention given to nil businesi
entrusted to bis cave. ianllbl
E. S. E. BBYAN.M. I>„
Tenders his piotessional scrvi. es tn thn
citizens of Talbotton and vicinit*. Calls
promiitly attended clay or night.'(’l ron,
diseases of fenmlca a specialty. p&-
fico nt the Thornton Ileus*. m .v‘;
E. E BROWN. FTLMOVE BROWN
Brown’s National Hotel
Nearly Opposite Depot,
MACON, GEORGIA.
Ee-opsnsd, Re-furnished and
First-class in every RE
SPECT
I
We n ;k all our Patrons and Friends to
j g'vo ns a oriJ. R VTES.-- per dar.
IMe ils 50 eeat'. Ltde>ng 50 c *n‘B.
E. K. BLOWN vt SON.
Lirj.o Sam: lo Roomy. ot-5 Prop's.
RANKIN HOUSE,
JOHN SCHERF, Proprietor
I’HANK OOLDE.V Clerk.
Entirely Nov; m r’l i.s
APARTMENTS anil strictly
FIR T-CLASS.
fn(4i CXOUMPCS .OA.