The Ashburton Guardian.

Vi)L. xxi. no. 54Q3

Ashbubton : WedneWftay,-JFuiie 26, 1901

Pbice : One Penny



i George Robert Rudkin, Town Clerk, Ka ! mara, aaye :—" 1 bave very gre»o pleasure m stating that, having used Cbamberkio'l Pain Balm m a very severe attack of sciatic* I found immediate relief. Had before tried many other embrocations for the Bame pur pose, but found this the most effiosoious. Several of my friends who have been affltoied with rheumatism have on my advice tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm with equally good results. I confidently recommend it to tho«e m need of a good household linimsat or em brocatiou; ! Chamberlain's Pain Balm is Bold by AehbuctOQ Drug Uompany, Price Is 6d and 3s Wade's Worm Figs are most effective and not unpleasant; children hrive after taking them price, Is



Civis on Title* —..—,—«.—— — " Civifl, " m " pasßing notes " m the Otags Daily Timts, delivers himielf as follows on the subject of titles :—" We deeply regret thab you as a leader of the Democratic party should have accepted a title "—thas by telegram the three Dunediar-«i berg, Messrs Millar, Arnold, Barclay, to. Sir J G Ward, Dogberry's regret that) there was no one ! handy to write himdownan atslin tin point \ here. The three Dunedin members have S done the necessary writing for thettuelres What i want to know is why we are to epeak of • Mr' Miller and * Mr' Arnold aud • Me' Barclay ! *Me ' Bjb*nd«for ' Master' can it be that three such jihariiaical Demo crats mean to go on ma&raetMioig ander this moat offensive title ? Theo there is • his Worship' the Mayor, and • his Honor the Judge, not to speak of( his Excellency ' the Governor ;—are we to understand that the courtesy designations of tbeie function aries incur the ' deep regret *of Millar, Arnold, Barclay? That were a calamity indeed ;one hardly sees bow oar institutions civic, iudical, political, could expect) to survive it. Seriously—if a serious word on saoh a subject is m place—l think that Mr Miller, Mr Arnold, and Mr Barclay have made themselves supremely ridiculous ; and, unlesß I am much mistaken, the very people they imagine they are flattering think precisely as I do. If there is anything m the recent knighthooda ihat one may deeply regret ' it is the narrow souled vindictive' ness that had excluded from the list; of honour men whose services to the country besn entitle them tobe there. Mr Rolleston cannot be knighted because tie is not of the • right aoloar.' It would be a parallel case if political opinion were nade a test m award" iDg or withholding the Victoria Croai



f life .4 itiiacrous ISoer Via n —* »— HOW JT WAS FOILBD BY KITCHENER A long dispatch from Lord Kit-* chener was pablished m May 7tbj London Gazette. The dispatch. deala with the operations m South Africa from the date of Lord Kitchener's as sumption of the command of the forces and covers a period of a little over three months. The greater part of it deals with the pursuit of General Christian Be Wet and the elusive and will-of-the-wisp like movements o£ that commander. It describes Da Wet's descent on Dewetedcrp ia November, his abortive attempt to in vade Cape Colony, and hia disastrous fight to the north before General Charles Enox. The second descent of De Wet on the Orange River ii described as part of a bold Boer wheme ' From information received, and since confirmed,' says Lord Kitchener, 'it has transpired that the enemy* general plans at the end of 1900 were that Hertzog should proceed to Lam bar t'a Bay, as, indeed, he did, and there meet a ship which, the bargfaerg were told, was bringing mercenaries, guns, and ammunition from Europe, while De Wet was to proceed south by De Aar and join hands with Hertzog m a combined attack upon Cape Town. When Commandant General Botha had heard that this concentra tion had been successfully effected, he was to enter Natal with a picked force of 5000 mounted men, and make for Durban. In conformity with this plan, a considerable concentration of Boers under Commandant General Louis Botha and Generals T Wmuts, G Spruyt, and P Botha, has taken place m Ermelo, Carolina, and Bethel, which districts constituted large depots of supply for the enemy's forces a i ' I therefore deemed it most neces sary to sweep the country between the Delagoa Bay and the Natal rail way lines I entrusted the general execution of the movement to Lieuten ant General French: His coluaan marched eastward on the 28th January and on the following day be forced Beyers from strong positions covering the approach to the valley of the Wilge river. On February 6th, Gen eral French having cleared the coun try through which he passed, entered Ermelo. Hera he received the report of General Smith Dorrien's severe losses' at Lake Chrissie, already published. Owing to supply requirements. General French could not resume his forward movement till February 11 tb, since which date his troops have driven the onenjy m large numbers into the cor ner south east oi Piefc Retief, his columns now holding Amsterdam, Piec Ketiefj arad Luneburg. ' "My constant endeavour through out," he conclude?, ''has been to im prove the fortifications and works on the long lines of communication we are obliged to protect, so as to relieve M vavny men as possible from the duty of guarding the railways \ aleo by evacuating where possible unnecessary garrisons remote from the railway I havu been able to concentrate the forces and obviate the constant escort duty to convoys necessary for the maintenance of these garrisons. I some time ago took measures for the establishment of properly organised camps at certain selected sites on the lines of railways at which surrendered burghers are permitted to live with their families under an effective prot ection; The families of all burghers still under arms are, as far a$ possible! brought m from the adjacent districts and similarly lodged m these camps, the administration of which has re cently been wholly taken over by the civil authorities." Kince commandeer* ing was instituted m Cape Colony m December last 25,000 horßes hsve been obtained, and during the same period 6000 moles have been purchased.



I Wai, Strange] Sole [Thos. Covrbda&f ' Partners and Proprietors,£ ARE YOU THINKING OF Furnishing OR _ Rc-Fmni^hing 1 ? If so, yon r Way Sate I Money j By placing your Orders with the ManufßC I turern. We Supply FOKNITUBE FROM FAG TORY so PEOPLE DTEEOT By deaSfng with as, therefore, yoa »»ofd | ■ al! nnidfHfmen »nd the payment of intermpdiat'e charges or I commission, and Se*nre Your Furniture at First Cost ONE VISIT TO OUR FUR NITURE SHOW ROOMS (Entrance Opposite Jubilee Clock), Will B»ti»ty you that our stocks of Furniture aPfl m menss, and that, better furniture, or ftirnitnre m any <v«y eqnal m quality, is twtto be procured m New Zealand. In fact Our }• urnittjre is Quite Fqual to | thtc Best Imported and Actualli Cheaper j Wejare also Ucmaiied m Shis Colony for j HOUSE FUKNISBINGB Our Carpets, Floorcloths, Liuolemnß, Mattings, Mat*, Curtains, Deoorafcive snd Upholstering Fabrics, Blankets, &q, are imported direct from the leading manufac turers of the world, and being; very large buyers we naturally secure the most favourable term*, and the benefits arising from rur system of bnyjns; we are always ready to share with our patron?, [ Recently Addfd ; An Up to Date CBOCKFB? AKD GLASS DEPARTMENT This New Department i« stocked with an enormous va.rie.'v of useful and beautiful articles—.goods, designed for plain, etrerday use, and goods fit; to odoro Growing room, BtKdy, or boudoir. OonnoisFeßrs ard all interested m Art China Bod Pottery are invited to visit this unrivalled collection, A GOOD SEWING MACHINE Fe now reef g"ieed ns an indispensable artiole : m Rverv home, and, m fact, no home can be said to be completely appointed witboat one. Now there area thousat d sewing machines on the market, bub there is nore better— heeauHp no betler ia made—th»n . . . The '■•KI.DBIDOFi.B 1' Pewing Machine Which, m epi'e of its !r>w price, is b perfect marvel of ifficieiicy. Ir, is co simple m construction a child can use it, and so excellent m pvnry way that ifc cannot be surpassed. With c>re it will last a lifetime, and ifc will Hive it° eoft m ony large house hold fn the firpt bi'x months. Prices : Hand Eldreegeß, £815s TekadlkFldredge B, £5 15s Sir>cn we were appointed Solfi Agenfcß for New Zealand for this wonderful American machine, we have sold scores, and m every case the buyers have been delighted! The • ELDBEDGK B m»y be Been m operation at our Warehouse daily. Estimates fox Sup plied Free o*l Application. CO PLETE HOUSE FUE NISHEEg, OHRBTOHUBOH KAYE & GARTER ARE OABH BUYERS, highest current rabea, all FARM PRODUOB. A Rents tor Button's and Lawson 1 Unrivalled Seeds. t.~ m Benson's Supplies of RAPE, TUftNIP, MANGEL CLOVERS, & &o, JUST LANDED, LARGE STORES afc LYTTELTO fiXTENSIVB OLBANINa MAOBINERY. CORNS AUKS always cs hand ; KAYE & (JAHTER, OHRIRTOHUBOH NEW ZBALAJSJD IJSfeUEA^IUK COMPANY ESTABLISHED ' 1859 CAPITAL—ONE MILLION THE Premier and Wealthiest Oolonl Company, Noted for Promptness and Liberality Paid-up Capital and Reserves, £400,000 Fire and Maries Risks, I Also, — Bisks on Growing Crops, Tbre^bipg Mr inea, etc, accepted at low* current rates Agent- UiWliYlTli'^r CERTIFICATED TEACHER, liOOal Representative of the London Oollege of Music tind of the Musical International. Collega, TT7ILL ReEome Music Leseone (praatical W and theoretical on FEBRUARY 4. Students prepared for any examination held m the Colony. Candidates presented, 107 average mark btained 93 per oeab W 'ANTEDi'K^mv^TFab We stock rh Kndleßß variety ot' Men'« Overcoatn Covert Cotitf, and M^cintosJioa m Styles, Colors, and bhape to suit the »«ost fas« idicut* nepeotion mvi cd-» Mitohkll & Tubnbb ANTED — EveryoneTo Try th" Rapid Shirt Gloss; the best and he cheapest) linen glase m the mark



HOW TCi HE HAPPY THOUGH MARRIED. This is & representation of a enn'ortted »nd hap< y wife, who tibps only BOOK- QIFT TFA, Thtß I»< Jy obtained 6!bs of that famous tea at 2s. aDd with it bI c Waa given FREE, a copy of Mrs Beaton's work on Oobt«ry and Houaehold Management, By the ftld of thin Book she was enabled to place pneh dishes before her husband that he waa always m a good temper. Const quently here In now a happy home, and she erjoys her leisure find her cup of tea and improves her mind by reading the good brokn that are given away with BOOR GIF' TEA. Go thou and do likewise, and be atao happy. A larger Cookery Book may be hed with lOlba of Tea. Ask for Catalogue of Books. John Oit and Co, Agents, Ashburton NTCoIJLBRoIC. H F Niooll. E P Hwohh, L A Niooll, Merchants & General Agents f BUYEFS OF FAT SHEEP & LAMBB. * GENTS FOR— Christchurch Meat Co<, Ltd Islington Fertilisers Little's Sheep Dip Ocean, Accident and Guarantee Corpora tion, Ltd New Zealand Insurance Company GFvAIN BOOGHT ANP SOLD ON COM MISSION We shall be pleased to rroe've samples rom fi'rmere who h&ve parcels frc disposal. Nation Books Kept and Audited. We have received sumft of Trust, sVloniiJ. ranging from £100 to £10 000, to lend on Freehold Securities atfl£ and b per centt F E if I T. We receive regular Cotisigoments from Anokland, Bytlr.ey, and the Islands ,ans3 have m stock Applet, Pears, and Frniti m season rU the yeai round« S R E" D S. We stock Clover*, Ryegrasu, Bape, and Turnip Sped of reliable quality^ npHE OHKISTCHURCH MEAT CO, J Limited. ISL ING-TON MANURES Especially prepared for WHEAT, TOttNlPc*, BAPE and any ether crop ? and to md any desci tption of soil. Greatly increased prodnotion wherevsn used. Satisfaction given everywhere* "JSiGttti Bros, store five varieties of tbia celebrated fertiliser. Price on application, Allowance made for quantities. Letters will receive prompt attention. NCOLL BROS, Diet-riot Agents. '©. M«Blfctr> ; lfl» Monumental Sculptor, 60 Stafford St, Timsta tA LWAYS m Sfcook—A firs XjL class selection of Math and Granite Monuments, Designs and Estimates for warded on application. Letter Cutting m any fityle . eobT " WATOHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, SILVER AND ELEOTRO-PLATE, SEASONABLE NOVELTIES, Era, OO TO rG. JESSON, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweller, Burnett Street, (opposite Somerset; Hotel), Ashburton, —Bepairs a Specialty.-— Presentation Committees liberally dealt with. ;i FOR HOUSE TWNTING, OUBB JIaINTINO, QIGN WRITING, Til TO, OIGNWRITING, HjTO, TRY e T 1.. HTGGS, Tanobed Stbbhvi COOKING RANGES. TjARNINGHAM AND 00. IMPBOVED ZEALANDIA, NEW PATENT; Noeda no Setting. Can be used as Open Fire* ASK SOB THE IMPROVED ZEALANDIA.



p. Liver, KWney and . ' ' m ! I Stomach Complaints "*F *^F M.' m Brought to ••••••••■•••••• H « I ! : A FU # LL # STOP J I ' i| By the timely as# of - H I "Jmpei/s' Jfiay Jfppfe" I This Brilliantly Succestfnl Remedy t« I Sm «T CAN BE TAKEN WITH CONFIDCNCK. H ■M «• imoav's May fkvoim "ls m>(le bota **»c pressriptlon «f Mr. Ifttthew H 1 ImpeyTtSe ImitteniTleetafw and botanfst,. IttprtncTp»l constUnents are fr*o"?. ■ ■ acknowledged to be those old-fashioned but storllng vegetable extractor— H H May apple.. Oandellon, eaaeara an* Tarkey Rhnbarv, H H compotindfefitia scientific up-to-date fasliion. There is noi better restorative lv & , H H worlcS foe derangement of ths Digestive Organ* or Slu«gl«i Liver.  ,/„ H Ha 2/« 4 m.- I** CHEMISTS AND STORES. -=V 2l» M '.'. ■' ' ' p—, -': 9 0000- ; - B- mm MMU „ ra Ooking:B nn gm y-CJLj Lgfgg^li d^I!I!> wU 'n Use fn the Colony 1" ( ■■ ' j__n^^ , , 't'Jhe, ham Lignite, Trne Coal, or Wood up |p\^Z^3ji NO SETTING RKQUIRED. • « CZ3^3f {} *(^*:^33k With Ftove Pipp can be worked out m the y \ I^Jb^ I 'Jl «/ **swv^lh rpen. Splendid Bread Bakers ™ *ts' S ' 'f'l cost Iron or copper boilers. The ! G-£!*!s3 if ; '. erf per boilern are targe find tin lined iaeide. I jHHHp I <^^^%lt^ Repmirßßie a Minimnm. ( i (yl*"^ i{[ —iaMr^w^jP' Ifivtha m ali B^zes, single or double _*"* k \^^_V^ IIQHBQHjiI High or low pressure boilers 1 |jßjnTiijjirpTrnm:»B ]| ■' i' JM^Lp^J by a'l Irnnmongerß, from whom ' ■■■■ Ca'ulrpncs can be obtained, or from the] m hjBTQ H. E. SHACKLOCK. LTD rOnHI'HP FI>TJJB))1 J-T. Pbinckb- Street BrF^DIN I DAVID THOMAS. - V AUCTIOKEEJB, LaKD, irfiOBANOE ft^EfeTATE AGKNT VAITJATf'B, WOOL & GBAIN BKCKEB, ashburto;n \ Lo^ns Npgotiatfd Weekly Sales of Live Stock—-Tinwald and Ash! urtorr alternately !Fortnip;ht?y Sftlep of Sheep Skiriß, 'Fat*^ lUdee, t.U\ na Mondaya Sales oi Wool Throughout the Senscti ' Grain Bought and Sold on Oonimigsion Cl aring Sblcb as per Brrattpementß • Arc»de Rorse and Fumi<Qre Sale held on Saturdays Horse Fairs Held Monthly AGENT FOE Matson and Co, Ohristchurch Booth, McDonald and Co, Christchmch White's Sheep Bip [ Walter A Wood Co j Bowring Bros' Belting London and Lancashire Insurance Company Graham's Foot Rot Composition I Wright, Stephenson and Co, Danedin j Belfast Manures j Vacuum Oil Company's Agricultural CL'b Planet Jr, Garden and Field Tools LAND FOR SALE I have For Sale the following Blocks of Land, m toseock, m the Hinds District: * 2000 Acres Plains Land m tussock 1500 „ „ „ 1900 „ SCO „ Beciaimed Swamp Land Also First Class Farmß m Blocks of 160 Acres and upwards to 5600 acres 9, Several Farsup, varions sizes, tborcnghly inaproved, for sale; well worth the money D. THOMAS, 8 A3HBU X T O N WILLIAM PATCHING. BAST & BURNETT STREETS, ASHBURTOjN SADDLER & HAKNEBS MAKEK. TyiFYi^OOMPBTBKT STAFF now fjnelndes FIRST-CLASS COLLAR AND SADDLE MAKERS. Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed. Repairs Executed Promptly and at Moderate Battg



\\i E ARE .Q a,;:: H SJY EH • OP MIT LING WHEAT TDESDAYS & SATURDAYS—SampIes received at Stores, West Street. Other days—Samples received at the Mill. CORN SACKS SUPPLIED. GRISTING DONE ON FARMIKS 1 ACCOUNT. CANTERBURY ROLLER FLOUR MILLS. (ROLLITT AND 00.,) D. WOOD, Manager PURE 111 IfliM &.TTft£*tf& ijlmS BILiUPd HI fillfEUf; FITS OF DEPRESSION, HEADACHE, NAUSEA. -GIDDINESS* &c. They possess three grand qualities, being This Schoolmistress, St. Anne's School, Wandsw^nn v, ritos hs follows • "My mother and eldest sister have taken 70m 1 Pills 1W yfiara for oiliou* attacks and sick headaches, and have always found thorn most, beneficial' Mtouf.r'tured rnlj at 73 i T'v OxlouJ j, c.t,t ' oiu -v. old ill Ciieirji-jfc! ami uira-}!?>j, VVcv ■■ T. 1L UM>RIM & CO., OAMiVETMAKERS & UPHOLSTERERS. FUHNITUUE AND BEDDING O F A 1., I, KINDS MADE ON THE PREMISE^ WE ABE STILL MAKING our Famous Drawing Boom Suites m j Pl«sh and Tapestry, which beat Chtistchurch for price and quality. o*ll and see them. JUST LANDED—A larpe lifgortmeni: of Anstrian, Annerican, and! Canadian Chairs. Three Goode were bought before the recent rise m prices, which enables ub to sell at lowest prices. Bedsteads ar.d Toilet Ware—Largest Btock i ■> town ; afc all prices; IJNOO.TJMS, I>UGB, f^ILCLOTHS, I'^UGS, H^ILOLOTHS, In New and Chast? Designs ; at all prices. DOOR MATS—AII sorts, all sizes. ) Wo manufacture all our own Goods on the premises, of the best material and workmanship, to buy frcm us and encourage Local Industry ; besides, you may go further and fare worse than at T. H. UNDRILL & CO.'S. CABINETMAKERS, UPHOLSTERERS. PICTURE FRAMERS, ANl> UNDERTAKERS, TANORED STREET, Nexb to the Building Society's Office, and^oppoeiie Arcade.) PLEASE NOTE THIS. MR F. N. WHITCOMBE, SURGEON DENTIST, PAUNDBRB 1 BUILDINGS, ASHBURTON, OROM THIS DATR is prepared to Sxtract Teeth for la, X. li with Nitrous Oxide Gas sa, Stoppings 5s each Sets of Teeth from £8 3s upwards. Care of Children's Teeth a Specialty, Note Address— F. N. WHITCOMBE, Surgeon Dentist, Saunders' Buildings, Ashburton. i i LAMPS. LAMPS. LAMPS. SEE "OUR DISPLAY. HANGING LAMPS. Hal! Lamps. Library Lamps, Table Lamps. Hand Lamps Miller Lamps. Mammoth Lampa. And lastly, and as important as any, OAERIAGfi LAMPS. Call and see our selection, and if you have old Lamps, yoa will want to get new ones, and if yoa have none at all, the reason is ail the greater for visiting as. j Morse Clippers. Horse Clippers. PLANT'S HORSE CLIPPPRB.. Used m every principal stable m England. Imported by ua direct from the'makers. The very host valae m the market. AMM UMT iWri MMUNITION Heaps of Cartridges for Sale Rivals, Clnbs, Curtis and Harveys, Austral and Bleya at the lowest price m town Al*o—Double Barrel Gats at special prices to clear Yoa will save money by visiting oar establishment .W.H. COLLINS & CO,, ■ IRONMONGERS, PAINTERS, TIMBER & GOAL MERCHANTS. Agents Royal Insurance Company



jHßßP^*^m 3HIP PI» 0' 0 O.'B LINK ROY.U., M4IL rtTK\MERS F'-YH LONDON. via, Monn« Vifle«, Timw!'^ * PJyowoth Steatnwt. Tonw Port. Bat-E. Rakaia 5629 Wellingfian Jana 27 Tekoa 4050 — 13 Papauui 6372 ■ — '""'y 18 Walbato 4767 — ''« follow Bcapeh"* ROOC — ».» RSmufeaka* 7765 s» Wakanni 6706 Waimate 561 C •Twin Sorewa. Par farther partloalarft apply ts sPRI^TILAWDISB BROS . Ltb. "SBfA"w7RA VILL ~ANO A LBION COMP\N TV. LIMIT KD, FOR LONDON. "POYAfu MAIL S^BA iSisßfe'''' *; MIT'R3, with pnpei'Sor W''-':',^'f!Sl''il^'' »ccotamodl9.fclon foTttli oliwfp.p '"'' "' '*■' '0? pn,Fjftonsroi-fs, eivlUng ar onto Video or Rio, Teuflr?T'?e atsd Ply onbh. Veßße! Ton lOominande? From Data. _____ .^ _^. ____..—, Gothic i773oiKidley WeJ-fc'n June 20 "" CARGO STEAMERS! ~* Tsi^omaru 623H Maxwell VVel'g'n May 25 Mitatua 3322 '^olrnea jLyttl'a June 13 Delphic 8273 Sowd^n IP Cha! no For farther particulars, appiy NrCOLL BROS. |lIH „„ ,|,||,|||.|,, „,, , ———^^m^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmt USION STEAMSHIP COMPANY OC PffiW ZEALAND. Limitkt) - TEAMKE^ P4II FKCMOTTELTOW ASUHOER: For Westipors and Greymonth—Weekly Wellington— Monday, Tnesday, Thara day and Saturdays NOTE—For extra Bailings ace advertise meat m Christchuroh papers Dtmedin — Mondays, Fridays aod alternate Tuesdays and Saturdays Nelson and Picton, via Wellington— Tuesday and Saturday Sydney, via Auckland — Alternate Thursdays The above are subject to alteration; eference shonld fcheroforo be made to Ohrlscchorch daily papera fof dates and hon r of sailing r Foe farther particulars apply to F FEBRIMAN, Agent, Aflhbur'ton S. H. GRAVES, SHAREBBOKER AND FINANCIAL- AGENT. 185 HBR <BF IORD STREET, CHRIST OHUECfI & AT GBEYMOUTH.' RELIABLE Information on DredgSp Stocks. Correbpouder.ee Invitod. Coses : BadfutH McKeili's, Moretng and Meal's, A. B.C. Co (fourth Edition. jAB F MAKEIG, Aebbnrton Kopresentati^e Tblegkaphio Addbess : GRAVES Chrl-tchurch. Greymouth—Browulie, Greymouth tD H Undrilli E Uhdsiil T H UNDBILL & ■ GO FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS OJANORED STREET, ASHBURTOK SVBRY REQUISITE ON HAND. Pelißfeed Coffins a Speoialty A Ohdioe Aesortment of Artificial Wreath In Stock. — Private Address, Pater Street, directly behind Oddfellows' Hall; alro care ef Mr T. Atidlrawß. Kawt Bait. ' I JiAKEU.r-KOS.. FDRNTRHiiV(* FfKrvFJ',TAKTfPo IjRNISHIJNO- '*J NDEJRtAKKR^ DIRECT Importers ot' Best and Latest Designs m FUNERAL FURNISHIKGPi FUJSERALS coadaa..ed with the grontast care and satisf'tctfoa, it moat. »©»sdaable ohargea. Corner of Wakannl Road and Caat treflta, and Baker acd brown's Coach faotiory. ■ HENBT STUji'HISNSON, (onaoauior to Alfred HarrL;i<jfl.) Established 20 years, AUOIXONEER, LAND ESTATE AND 3OMMIBSXON AGENT AND VALUER WEEKLY SALES of Live Stock Produoe, IPurnifeure, eto.; JBVERY SATURDAY, at 12 o'oiock. Olaaring Sales of Stock/Household Furnl taro, etc., as par arrangement ia any part uf tb« county, Adrancea made oa all gooda placed m my nanda for Bale. Kegukr Conaignmenta of Colonial Grown and Inland Frnifc sold privately fchrcnigb the weak, and at Auction ou SATURDAYS. ' • Agent: Sorwtcfa Outon Fire Insurance Company Is Dresden Pianoforte Manufacturing and Agency Company. PIAHGB and ORGANS 'on time pay ' meats from &§<>» per month. HBNBY STEFHSNSON. .■JMLrs JohnstonT" fTiIiOHBB of the' Pianoforte & Hinging