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Lea strlpUre Cat- lcra tree to applicants. -A aires J. TAN LINDLEY, rOXOXA, Guillord Co., N. C Reliable Salesman wanted in every Couaty. good paying commission win do E1T19. ;nrif.rr. M at relom as -n a, teratlre in It- f :lmnl.-.rt etH-i natorj il ilv A sovereign cur for DYSPEPS. Up- IS v V, fl wanted appetite presiion (LS rlt Sl& rTift iVs . ill Hoi! Speedily when this remedy is taken. Tlicrci anor effectual relief l r tti nM-a and laatMn of food duo to JNTKMl'tlR.VNCI thn this article. IuttninUr::e73cvt. b l ties. Kiicplo jvirkarrr nt row dlji form sci-t ky mall to an aHre.s on receipt of 10 cin Inttaanic T"herrrnr'..irlfniml f-rni ran not l- rt by raatl. MKXIUAN MKMCINU CO. 40U Nrth SdSt.. mila:lihLi. BIRD HAHNA! Th errat trrretef the crjarr bird brcctlrr? f the JIartx Mountains in licrxnanv. Hire Manns il Iresl Are the sor-Rof cajrc bird, v il! preTeoVtbcir ailments ar.d ics'.orw them tc Ctsl condition. If pirn to 1-ird during tbeaeatoa cfUeti:irIebeiNitlim" u st eaaes carry the I into r.;ojin t'.uou-h thU eritlralneiimlii::t itlrs.wi r. SSoitt bj nail on rece.Pt ol 13 . io Umi. HIIlU OUD CO 45X. 2rl Si. l'liiladclphia, I'a. lcae meutioo this pper. nit th aat-' TIMB TABLE NO. a. Palmetto Railroad Co. ATiD AFTKH FnuA I , UfcU w. iM( Travis win run as roDows, dally except Sun day. Gonff sorts. na LVunranr and Prlrht- , Lea Ye Hamlet, N. C 9 Si A. M Arrlre at Cheraw. S. C. 9J0 A, M - goixo Korrs. 9 Passenger and Freight: r!mr r?fcraw. 8L C 4.35 P. M Arnre at Hamlet. N. C P. M. oaeUU VM. MOXCURg, Supt. The North Carolina Presbyterian I ISA . I Religious Family Paper, ! PUBLISHED WEEKLY, and devoted to the Intellectual, moral and apt ritual interests of the people. . it numbers among its correspondents many of the rery best writers of the southern Pres byterian Church. Ills thoroughly onhortox oa questions of doctrine, but free and out spefcea la Its news on all -open questions. It allows and lantes free discussion within the brands of courtesy. i In popularity the Pxxssttxrun is con stantly adranclcg. It is The Paper for the People, and presents in Its columns matter to interest tad Instruct all ages, classes and eondttlons 'efthepcople rnce per annum, I2 6S; or for one year to any new subscriber. C l.v. Afldress t JOUNtcIl3HlN. - J Kdnor and Proprietor, Vllmlnton. N. C Sft t TO Ps. SIS a .1 : "trnr V lri. V- . AGENTS WASTED! TO CANVASS FOtt lb Vmrini ef tipl ual ia Talei, By Don. Samuel 8. ("Sunset") Cox, late U. 8. f , Minister to Turkey. t A magniacent Tolume of orer flOO pages, beauurully and pronely lllustrateo. MX. COX'S IATXST AXD SXST B rrOBT. FACTS AXn m. BISTOBT AXP HCMOB. The work sparkles with the brUrhtest wit. It ecutams numerous amusing stories, but It also kit" a clear, concise, and interesting ao ceuntof the ottomn Empire, from lu foun dation to the present day. This boos will hare a nrge sale, and lire ' . w . .pfnr mt An oak nly thorouzhly reliable aent. who will wort their territory "tor all it ts worth." are wanted. Experienced agents preferred, but ethers whe will promise tamest work win be eceote-x. ' l"or particulars adrrw. " . W. 8. UKKBEH f.K mstsn, K. C. Cencral Artat tor isorth t-arollj Age: ins Msruoa gaper. lan 3 D 1 . . . k. -1 , , H;Y Josh. T. Jam us. Editor Prop'r. WiLMiyoTOS. N. C. -TUESDAY. OCTOBER 14. lo7 rntered at the PostoCce at wiimlsgton. N.C. as secono-uass matter. - DEMOCBATIO DOMINATIONS. Toa Coxcxxss. Fixth DistxicV. STDEnAM D.ALXXANDIS,of Uecxlenburg Fo Jryncn or thx Sctkxjis Corar: Chief Justice A. S. IIxxjuicov. of Wake. Associate Justice Waltxb Ciaxx. of Wake. Fob SrrxxaoB Corxr Jcnots: 1st District G so. XX. Bxowv, J a., of Beaufort. 2nd District n xvmr K. Brr a, of CraTen. 4 h District snxx Wsrraxn, o' wake. 5th "District R. W. Wixrrox. of Graanile. etb District g T. Botxis. of Sampson. 7th District Jans D. Mclrxa. of noore. 8th Diurict S. F. ABxrisxD. of Iredell 10th District Joax GaaT Btkck, f Burke. 11 th District W. A, D on, of Lincoln. Fob Sou cno a : 6tH District O. XL ALLEX, of Lenoir. COUNTY DKMOCltATIC TICKET. FOB IIOCSl OF XtB.BBSXXTaTITXS . GEO. L. KOHTOX, J. T. KKKK. Fob Shxriff : FRANK II. STEDMAN. Fob Cuit'or Srrxaioa Cocbt : JOHN D. TAYLOIC Fob Rxoxstxb of Dxxns : JOHN HAAK, JB. Fob TaxAsraxa : -JOIVX L. DUDLEY. Fob Scbtbtob : XI. P. TAYLOR. FOB COXSTABLKS2 WllmlDgtOn J. W. MILLIS. Care Pear V. G. cn AD WICK. Maaonboro-JOHN MELTON. Harnett W. D. 8TOKLEY. Federal Pont-J.DAV SOCTDERLAND. FOB COboxsb : JOHN WALTON. Sixteen yearn ago this month vrork. was begun on the Hudson River tunnel. At the present time 2,285 feet has been completed from the New Jersey side and 150 feet on the New York ide. The total length of the tunnel between its ter minnls is to beC,G00 feet, so that the work Is about one-half completed. This, however, is on one single track tunnel only, which at the present rate will be completed in about two years. Work will then be com men ced on the second tunnel. Up to eighteen months ago, when the Hud son River Tunnel Company was. re organized with Eugl.eh capital. $1,100,000 had been expended upon it. It is estimated, says the New York San, that nearly a million more had been expended since that time, making u total cost of the tun nel up to the present time about $3,000,000. Since the work began twenty litres have beeu lost, all, on that memorable day in July, 1830, when the shaft plates gave way and flooded the tanneL The Philadelphia Record of Wed nesday says: "The sensation of the hoar ia Republican circles is the way Senator Quay has turned his buck on State Chairman Andrews and brought in outsiae help to en deavor to save Delamater. Collec tor Thomas V. Cooper has been called In, and he is now practically running the Republicans machine. Cooper has magnanimously over looked the waj in which he was turned down as State Chairman two years ago and Andrews put in his place, aud he has turned in for the ticket with .all the energy and shrewdness for which-he Is noted. Cooper is raising money from Phila delphia merohants and manufactur ers for the Stat Committee. Cooper is directing the secret work of the campaign. Cooper is advising Del amater on the cource he should pur sue under fire, and Cooper, in short. Is Senator Quay personal represen tative in the management of the fight.' The New York Sun pays of Dr. William Everett, whom the Demo crats have nominated ngain.st Ilnry Cabot Lodge: "If h. -consents to ran there will be a halcyon and vo ciferous campaign. We don't know how the workingmcn of Lynn and Chelfeaand Maiden will vote, but they and everybody else who like to hear a good speech will be glad to hearDrvEverett. lie is one of the inot original characters In New England, and the flavor of eccen tricity and iquaiutners iu his compo sition makes hiiti only the more in teresting.' A son of Edward Ever ett, he was a scholar from his . 1 ti1 ... emu ip. tvuen ne was a bov in roundabouts he could repeat the Odes of Horace word for word, and at the American and English Caiuj bridge he became a distinguifhrd classical scholar. He has studied law, theology aud, perhaps, medi cine, has been a preacher and a pro- efsor, has written spirited, books or boys and more than t lerable poetry. He is liked by boys, al though they may make a little fun of om of In peculiarities, and boys are pretty good judges of char acter." . .J '" : : --': , . - Very often tne tboe maker's first Yonkers Gazette. I resort Is the last: ... - - - - - - - i - I The Vermont Legislature is siu sefslon. Th'e Democrats had a hand in electing II. R. Start, of -Barkers-field, Speaker of . the- House; Mr. ' Matin had 90 vote on the' Urst bal-. lot and 101 on the kecand, .while . Start bad CI on the second. Ifsjin, -i bad the Houf been in eession for another ballot, would probably had won, but,ILI. Humphrey, of Poult- . ney, a Democrat, moved to ,take a recess, and by a light vote the.r mo tion ' was carried. At the afternoon eion a' third ) bailor was; as follows: DiarT, izz; hiann, Thompson, 10; scattering, 3. 1 The Democrats had - voted In mass: for Start and he was elected. ' i J ' Recently it was stated on the floorbf the Senate that 400,000 applications . for pensions had . been . made under the new law. According to the latest bulletin the number was 415,018. They come in at the rate of 15,000 a week. They are figuring on 150,000 more, or about uuo.uoo in all, and this number may be swelled to 750,- 000. Senator Plumb was probably well within the mark when lie' said that the annual charge on account of this bill would be $-10,000,000, and he would not be surprised to see it reach $00,000,000. And even this is not enough. In the last hours of he session Senator Irigalls by re quest introduced a service pension bill, calling for no man can tell how many millions more, bat probably not less than " 4100,000,000 a year. Among the incidents of the depend ent pension act it may be stated that tbedostors wilt get $200,000 aftd the claim agents will clean up a mat ter of $5,000,000. " 1 1 , ... . j..., - The Pulpit and the Stago. Rev. P. M. Shrrhit, Pastor United Brethren Church.Blue Mound, Kan., says: t4I feel it my duty toteli what wonders Dr. King's .New - Discovery has done for me. My .lungs wece badly-diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live ouly a-few weeks. I took five bottles oM)r. King'sNew Dincovery and am found aua wen, K'" s. r.. Aiiuui uurr. iuniiui:1 u ny r oiks wouioumiiou, wnw;. ai- ."'""i"4 ivrr" e meuce, x mil couuueui r. n aj; V'Vi rpV " 'i V i I a 4 J LL CiOC A Cm I o 1UC UiCtslCU ;XIUU- Hess l can uo by mattv thousand friends is to urge them to tr- it." Free trial bottles at R. R. Bellamy's Dru Store. Regular sizes 50c. and $1.00, wholesale and retail. . j . LEMON ELIXIR A Pleasant Lemon Drink. For biliousness and take Lemon Elixir. constipation, For indigestion and foul stomach, take Lemon Elixir. For nick and nervous headaches, take Lemon Elixir. j - For slee lessness and nervousness, take Lemon Elixir. ! For loss of appet.te and debility, take Lemon Elixir.- . . U For fevers, chills and tnalaria,'take Lemon Elixir. v i Dr. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not fail you in any of the. above named diseases, all of which arise from a torpid or diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or bowels. , i Prepared only by Dr. II. Mozley. Atlanta, Oa. ? ! 50c cts. and $1.00 per bottle, at druggists. ! A Prominent Minister Writes. After ten years of trreat suffering Iroin indigestion with great nervous prostration, biliousness, disordered kidneys and constipation, I 'have been cured by Dr. Mozleys Lemon fcillxir and am now a well man.U Ret. C. C. Davis, Elder M. E. Church South, No. 28 Tatnall St., Atlanta, Ga. For Malaria, Liver Trou ble, or Indigestion, use BROWN'S IRON BITTERS f'. ' It is that Imparity la the blood, which, se, cwnnlatlng in the glands of the neck; pro duces unsightly lumps or swellings; which causes painful running sores on the ' arms, legs, or feet; which darelopea ulcers in the eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or jleainess; whkh is the origin of pimples, can cerous growths, or the many other manifesta tions usually ascribed to humors; " which, futtwf upon the lungs, causes consumption and death. Being the most ancient, it is the most general of all diseases or affections, for very few persons are entirely free from IL How Can It Do 'CURED. By taking Hood's Barsaparnia, which, by the remarkable cures it has accomplished, often when other medicines haje filled, has proTen Itself to be a potent and, peculiar medicine for this disease.. Some of these cures are really wonderful. If you suffer from scrofula, be sure to. try Ilood's Sarsaparilla. M My daughter Mary was afflicted with scrof ulous sore neck from the time she was 22 months old tm she became six years of age. Lumps formed in her neck, and one of them after growing to the size of a pigeon's egg, became a running sore for orer three years. Wegare her Hood's Sarsaparilla, when the lump and all Indications ' of scrofula entirely dis appeared, and now she seems to be a healthy child." J. 8. Cabxtlx, Nauright, N.J. , JT.B. Bosure to get only . - - J ; Hood'o Sarcaparilla Eoldb7aHircxiU- gljalxfocfi. Prepared only fcCX. HOOD a CO, A po t&ecarlM, Lowell. ; IOO Dccca Onof Dollar jiaD.ljT err ca non wed Eat :, I , ' j j , . Made under authority Department of Agriculture,; Washington, D.7C, Shows the Royal Baking Powder to be a cream of tartar baking pow der of the highest quality, superior - I to all others iin . i mg The Royal Baking Powder official i authority, the . leading Bakiric I'owder oPthe inrW Sanreme as.d Superior" Courts jot or " Varolloj 1890. JUDGES. .. DISTRICT. RESIDENCK. NAME. Geo. Hi Brown, I Fred. Phillips, 2 H. G. Cooftor, . 3 Spier Whitaker, 4 John A. Gilmer," 5 E. T. 3oykin, 6 James C. Mcltae, 7 W.J.Moutgomery, 8 Jesse P. Graves, 9 John G. Bynuiu, 10 Beaufort. Edgecombe. Wilson. Wake. Guilford.I Sampson. C umherland. Cabarrus. Surry. Wm M. Shipp, JX . Mecklenburg 12 Buncombe. J. H Merrjmon, j SOLICITORS. namr.' ; district, residence. John W. Blount, f Perquimans. G. H. White, (col), 3 Halifax. D Worthington, 3 4 5 "6 7 .8 9 10 11 12 Martin. Wake. , r Durham. Duplin. Richmond. .Iredell. Rockingham. CaldwelL, : n tit a ftrr l r St rayhorn, o. h. Alien, prank McNeill, Thos. Sett e, W. H. Bo Aer, F. L. Osborne, Mecklenburg j J. M. Moody, - Buncombe. TIME OF HOLDING COURT. FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge Whitaker. "I Fall Judge Connor. Beaufort t Feb. 17, May 26, Nov. 24. -- ". . ' . Currituck March 3, Sept. 1. Camden March 10, Sept. 8. Pasquotank March 17, Sept. 15. Perquimans March 24, Sept. 22. Chowan March 31, Sept. 29. j Gates-'-April 7, Oct. b. Hertford April 17, Oct, 13. Washington April 21, Oct. 20 Tyrrell April 28, Oct. 27. Dare May 5, Nov. 3. Hyde May 12, Nov. 10. Pamlico May 19, Nov. 17. SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge Womack. - . Fall Judge Whitaker. Halifax tMarch 3, May 12, Nov.10. Northampton t Jan. 2V March 31, April 1, Sept. 20. , i . Bertie Feb. 3, April 28, Oct. 27. Craven t Feb. 10, May 26, Nov; 24. Warren March 17, Sept. 15. Edgecombe April 14, Oct. 13. THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge Boykin. - j -Fall Jadjge Womack. Pitt-Jan. 6, 'March 17, June 9, Sept. 15. Franklin Jan. 20, April 14,Nov.l0; Wilson tFeb. 3, June 2, Oct. 27. Vance Feb. 17, May 19, Oct. 13. Martin March 3, Sept. 1, Dec. 1. Greene March 31, Sept. 29. Nash April 28, Nov. 17. FOURTH JUDICIAL. DISTRICT. s Spring Judge MacRae. ,tt i 5aitr,!ne??7kI: YakeT-JanV6; tF!b 24'Alarcn , tApnl 21, July9, fAug. 27,Sept. 24 KATUCt. iU. ! 14. Sept. 8. Oct. 13 i o il o v To v Harnett Feb. 3, Aug. 4, Nov. 24. Johnston Feb. 10,Aug. ll,Nov.l0. FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge Armfiehl. . ! . Fall Judcre Macliae. Durham" Jan. 13, March 24, June 2, Oct. 13. Granville Jan. 27, April 21, July Chatham-Fe!. 12, Mar 5,Sept. 29. Guilford Feb. 17, May 2G. Aujr. 15. Alamance March 3, May 19. Oct. 27. ' - - - ... - " ; r- Orange March 17, Aug. 4, Nov. 3. Ciiswell April 14, Aug. 14, Nov.10. Person April 14, Aug. 19, Nov. 17. sixth JirnTrrr at. tivTrtmn . - - , opring j uogeuraves. ; , r, j T. tr -Pender March 10, Sept, 8. - ; ! h nil Inilira A rmff.U ixewi nanover Tjan. xo. TAnril 13. Renoir teb: 3, Aug. 10, Nov.-10, - ittS Z?1 SI0? llec, H. . . - . at w w mtm m m-m. -M m m. m auu. m Arm ia. Jones-Mareh 24. Oct 27. ' 7 , -1 Onslow March 31. Nov. SV ; SKYKNTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring Judge Bynum. :? I ' T , i ' - - FaliJndge Graves. Columbus Jan. 13. Ma-rah TtiW 23. ' -s ' ., ' Anson Jan t128V?p!:1' tNov. 24." , Cumberland Jan. 2.0 f Wn S TnW ITS i -A A fTi yitmuvj.viyjiiiiL of Gongress ; by; the Richmond Feb.' 1 , June 2, Sept 1 15, Dec. 1. :-i- Blad en March 17. Oct. 30. Brunswickr-rApril 7, Sept. ?Tr Moore March 3, Aug. 11 Oct;-27 ; EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. ; Spring Judge Shipp. :i':M:u - '-r. ; Fall Judge Bynum. Cabarrus JJ an. 27. Ap ril 28. Iredell Feb. 3; May 29, Aug. 4, Nov. 3. Rowan Feb. 17, May 5, Aug. 19, Nov. 17.- :i .v-; v...::: Davidson March 3,Sept. l,Dec.l : Randolph March 17, Sept. 15.. - ' Montgomery March . 31; Sept. 29. Stanly April 7,:Oct., .Mi&s, WINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. . ' ! Springs-Judge Merrimon.: Fall Judge 8hi pp. Rockingham Jan. 20, July. 21, Nov. 3. ?iv '-:"-'i'lv; Forsyth Feb. 3, May 19 -Oct. 20. Yadkin Feb. 17 Sept. 22. Wilkes March 3, SeptJ 8,-!, , . Alleghanv March 17, Sept. 1. 'Javie March 31 .Oct. 6. ' : Stokes April 14, AurJ : 4, Nov.-1 0 S'irry April 21. Aug. 19, Novl 7 : . TENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. 1 -Spring JudgelBrown. " : -J Fall Judge Merrimon. . Henderson Feb., 10, July,13, : a ; Burke jarch 3, Ang. 4. -., Caldwell March 17. Sent. 1. Ashe-March 24v May 26, AuglS VVatauga April 7,'Aui?, 25.v ri Mitchell April 14, Sept8. Yancey April 28, Sept. "22 ; A McDowell May 12, Oct, 6. ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Sprint? Judare Phillips. Fall Judfre Brown. Catawba Jan -13, July 13 Alexander Jan. 27. July 28. Union Feb. 10, tFeb. 17, Sepl 15, Toept. 2. - v- ' Mecklenburg - tFeb. 24, Aug. 25.! Gaston March 17, Oct. 6. : : Lincoln March 31, Sept. 29. : Cleveland April 7, Aug. 4, Oct. 20. Kntlieriord A -April 21, Oct 27. Noy.;io.2 Polk -'May 5, TWELFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. Spring J udge ronnor; - - Fall-Judcre Phillips. Madison Feb. 24, July 28t fNov.17. Buncombe tMarch. 10, fAug. 11. tDec. 1. - . Transylvania-March 31, Sept. 1.' n ay w oou a pri i r, Sept. 8;" Jackson April 22, Sept. 22. -Macon May 5, Sept. 29. , Clay May 12, Oct. 8. , , Cherokee May 19, Oct. 131 Graham June 2, Oct. 27.- Swain June 9tb, Nov. 3. : . . ; " For criminal eases. T . f For civil cases alone. For civil case alone except jail cases.' . CRIMINAL CIRCUIT CJOURTa HAW HANOVER COUNTY' OHverP.Meares,Wilmington,Judge. Benj.'R. Moore,IV41mington, Solid- tor. - - IV Court herrlns .Tan fi. Af aW.Ii IT Ifnv i, juiy X3, oepi. 10, jmov. 17. MECKLENBURG COUNTY.' Oliver P. Meares, 'Judee. Geo. E. Wilson, Charlotte, Solicitor. ; Court begins Feb.:. 10, -April 14, Aug. n, uct. ti, Uec. 1, - i v"BUNCOiIBK COUNTY. ; Chas. A. Moore, Asbeville, Judge. E..D. Carter, Asheville. Solicitor. (Court beginsJan. 27, April 28, July SupremeCourt nifeets first Monday hn Pihrnorv - Rromtnaf vJ. day: and Saturday, before.-. First District. Feb 3; Second District, i? eo. iu: td ira uistrict. U'eb. U'Ai-K 111. mm I .1 l . fT Fourth District, Feb. 24r Fifth Dis- 10: Seventh District. March 17: Eitrhtli-District. 4 March 24r Ninth! I nitfif. Mfh .91. TmtK TtfA Annl 7: Twelfth District. A nril 14 : I -ni .1 T-v m ' .. ..t-. ;. 1 xuievenm liisxriCT, .prii zi. - - : . Monday in September.' - Ex UmihAfmna PrMiv.n Hotnnw I Ond District; Oct C: Third District. ct 13; Fourth District, Oct.. 20th I trict- Nov: 3: Reventh THt rtt Nnv n mwa mmm mm aav w m m mt mu m mr n - m -m r . 10; Eighth District, Nov.--.17;"'-Ninth District, Nov. 24; Tenth District, Dec. 1; -Twelfth District, Dec. 8; Eleventh District, Dec. 15. t j Juot Arrived ! ? A KrCE LOT OF THAT FBESU.CP-COUN Gutter. msmshKits.at ' ' HALL PCAIIJlLL.'ij . 11 ana 13 ra." TTtir r CirccL o Chemical Division of it. and recently comp! of the world. -of THE- Hon; IJeifbrspn Davi. TO BS SOLD Bt' ; Tte prospectus and complete outfit tw c. vasslng' wUI be readj immedlatrij. . BELFORD 00MPA1IY, 18-22 East l8ta street ' mw t0bs Can learn jp exact ccst of finypw cf advertising in Americar erseW"! addressing . . ..-.vr-?r W . i . . . . . V Pw" -Rovell & Co.; . 'Nev paper Advertising Durektt. -!JO Spmce:St.,j New. York' bend 1 0,ct ? lf-r' t'ti. English and Classical Sch::i ? Rev. Daniel Morrellf, A H. THIRT Y-S EC0HD AIiKUALBES?: will begin D. Y.) Wednesday, the first w- tiber. For any information apply Oransre street, corner oil riftn. kj i; i MY SALOOi Corner df North Water sJ Mulberry; Street, t n " ' M i Open Iron (lock - - . . - 1 ' if . blirbf. r- : 11:4a p. DJ . ...... I . CHA. P. BRO WN K, Agt. .-. " mchlOtf ' ' ISGTOSJ SUMMER SESOBll 'ATLANTIC VIEW, WHIG UTS VILLE, V.C- IS NOW OPN UNDIB SAMl 51 I Av. . .... rr.rV ITAf.l aTl1 CrrnLLUU0 - - f.!. Vtol 1 Ask tne conductor of ihe tnuni.w ;Wngntsviue. E3AED BF TH1 DAT, urn m i Scnd.for Circulars. -: Wc'hare just added1, JXJJe?-; pense, a four-horse power UV; ,r tn-rnn onr lire presses. and makes our presses bnm.: f It ; no trouble to show w wj"":: w i . call at oar ofT.ce. We U giS-' abreast ofhe times and ou k r Is the Urgest in the city, and tfc33 rJ If hard work, promptness, ssoj- hard cash can keep it so. t -Kespecuuuy, . JACJON&BTU- Lci-rj rrltcrf, Kulcrs sn 1 ft' i leaven usefulness 1 ' GAS m WBC
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