The Reporter.
THURSDAY, JUNK* 9, ISSI.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Commissioners court last Monday.
Rain in the Boutbern psrt of the
county, and Furiyth last week.
Seventeen convicts were Bent to the
Western railroad a few days since.
The small pox snare seems to bo abat
ing in ti»o different parts of the State.
The days are warm, but the nights
are cool,
Send us $1.50 and get the REPORTER
to June 16th 1882, a whole year.
Services are ripe and very fine on the
cliffs of the mountain.
Light rain last week, a groat deal of
tobacoo was'plaoted but the season was
■o light that a large number of the plants
died.
Mr. S E. Allen and family, of Win
ston, N. C , are lojuurniog at Piedmont
Springs. We learn that they intern!
•pending the saujuier at the spring*.
We received this week iho first num.
ber of the State Journal published by
Mr Johu SpeiiiMD, Raleigh, X. C. The
Dame of John Spettiiau in connection
with it newspaper signifies true Democ
racy.
Thanks to Hon. Kemp I'. Battle, pre
sident of the University of Notth Caro
lina for catalogue of his school for the
year 1880 81, ami the report of llov. C.
11. Wiley on the condition of tbo Uni
versity.
LIST YOUR TAXABLES.— The law re
quires all persona liable to taxation to
list their taxablcs during the Crgt twenty
days of June. Mr. Joel F. Hill was in
town Monday and Tuesday Ukiog the
list for Meadows towuship.
The very best thin* for North Caro
lina is that she should manufacture her
two great staples, Cotton and Tobacco.
There is nothing that will build a town
so quick us tobaoeo factories, look at
Danville, Va , Raidsvi'le, Duiham and
Winston in N. C , tiud if not satisfied
with that just watch Greensboro, Ker
ntrsville and High Point since thoy hnve
taken hold of tobacco, they will *> for
ward.
List of jurors for August term Supe
rior Court.
n L Rnddick. R J J N Black
well, .Joel T Siaim"ti». Levy Kierson, J
M Linville. .J 1) Flynt. W RSlielton, w
K Willif. N D Hill, P W Owen, Wm
M Watts, W L Taylor, 0 w Smith, M»t
Martin, W P Campbell, \ P Young, 0
L Burton, J J Shaffer, W C Wilson, M
L Merrett, John E Slate, Wm II Smith,
Wm. W Withers, Jas Hawkins, J W
Hennis, J B Tucker, Phillip Kiser, A
J Holsabee, J W Pitzer
PROHIBITION —We are glad to see a
disposition manifest oi the part of friend
and foe to keep prohibition out of poli
ties, but fear it will engender a feeling
of strife, and it will between neighbors.
This should uot be, it being a question
in which tbe people are individually in.
terested, and should be fairly and hon
estly discussed, so as to thr»w the great
est amount of light on the subject that
tbe people may vote' intelligibly on it
next August We believe that any dis
position to use fraud by the ami men
will add strength to the prohibition
cause, or, if used by th« prohibitionists,
will add to the strength of the opposition.
It ii said that "seeing is believing,"
and that "acts gpeak louder than words "
Be that ai it may, the anti prohibition
ists are doing more tor the cause in this
oounty than all the prohibition speakers
and papers combined. By manufactur
ing and selling poison liquors, and law
lesa men collecting at blockade still
houiat for the purpose of protecting per
aons who hare violated the criminal laws
of the State. They are fust turning
public opinion against the legitimate, a
well as the unlawful traffic in whiskey.
If public opinion once set squarely
against it, the traffic will ba killed quick
er, and more effectually than n score of
prohibitory laws could do it with publio
opiaion divided.
[Troy.. (N.Y.) Press.]
Editorial Approval.
Mr. W. J. Melvin, Editor YVarren,
Mats. Herald, was oured of severe
Neuralgia by the use of St. Jaeobs Oil.
Danbury praseo d quite n war-like
appearance last Saturday evening, squads
of armed men galloping around town re
minded one of the days of 18G1-65
They belonged to the posse summoned
by the sheriff, and had mot here for the
purpose of attempting th» arrest of a
number ol lawless men, (about thirty in
number) who madam rumor said l> ad
collected at a certain blockade still house
in the northern part of the county. The
still house was found the uext day iu
full blast, but not a man was to be seen,
it was doing its own stilling, a revenue
officer witli the sheriffs posse put an end
to ita Sunday work, by demolishing the
still, and lelliug out several stands of
beer.
His LAST DOSE —Said a sufferer
from kidney troubles wheu asked to try
Kidney-Wort. "I'll tiy it but it will
be my Lst d'ise " Tlio man got well,
and is now reoouiuiending the remedy
to all. When derangement of the
stomach acts upon the kidneys und liver
bringing disease and paiu, Kidney-Wort
is the true remedy. It removes the
cause and cures the disease. Liquid
(very concentrated) nr dry act squally
efficiently.— A in . Cultivator
SYMPTOMS.—SIight pain in the side,
the skin and eyei assume a thick yellow
ooat, degestion is impaired, an unpleasant
sinking sensation at the pit of tho stom
ach is experienced, the bowels are irreg
ular, the mind fretful, tho memory weak
ened, sometimes a slight cough, coldness
of the hands anil feet, sometimes loss of
apjiCfito and at others unnatural craving
for food, dizziness of the head, depretsed
spirits, feeling ol uncertainty, of having
left something undone, but can't tell
what it is. Take Simmons' Liver Reg
ulator, it will remove all unpleasant feel
ings ar.d make you well.
".WI THER HAS RECOVERED,"—wroIo
an Illinois girl to her Eastern relatives.
"She took bitters 'for a long t':u)« but
without any good So when she heard
of the virtu?s of Kidney-Wort she got
a box and it has completely cured her,
so that she can do as much work now
as Bbe could before we moved West.
Since she has got well everyone about
here is taken it." See adv.
GRF *T EXClTEMENT.—Commissioners
couit met Monday, though tho crowd waj
small, madam rumor was vory busy on
tho streets. Five hundreu reports, more
or lesa, were eirculuted regarding the
desperadoes in tnc northern part of tho
county Another man- repotted shot
Russell* creek church Sunday, from
thirty to two hundred armed mea report
ed banded together for the purpose of
resisting the Stale authorities. Talk of
calling on the 'Jovcrnor for troops, send
ing ler artillery &c , and almost anything
else you wish to hear. Re quiet gentle
men, no danger whatever, only half a
doien men trying t J bully the couuty au
thorities. Stukes has five hundred as
good, true and tried men as can ba found
in the bouude of this great country.
FROM THE Hun—There is perhaps
no tonic offered to tho people that poss
esses as much real intrinsic value as the
Mop Litters. Just at this season of the
year, when the stomach needs an appo
tizer, or tho blood needs purifying, tho
cheapest and best remedy is Hop Ritters.
An ounco of prevention is worth a pound
of cure ; don't wait until ynu aro pros
trated by a disease that may take months
for you to reoover in.— Boston Globe.
The Eastern end of the locust belt i,i
said to be about D mbury, Stukes County.
The belt extends westward as far as
Franklin, Macon Couuty, and how much
farther, we have not heard.— Lenoir
Topic.
Mistake brother Topic , no lucust in
these diggings.
The San Francisoo Post insists that
our navy should b- 1 provided with arte
sian wells, so that each craft can have
fresh water all the lime.
Would it not be better to carry along
a nice littlo cow lot with a clump of
shade trees surrounding cue of those
000 l mountain springs, and a nice little
spring houso just below it; fresh cream,
butter and 000 l spring water would bo so
nice when one was away out in uiid
oeean. Plenty of those beautiful springs
around the base of the mountain here,
cheap too, much cheaper than artcsiaa
wells
HACK FOR SALB.—
A real No. 1 two-horse hook made of
tho best timber, well ironed, and painted,
three springs, three seats, frame top,
leather cushions and dash, with steel
tire, for sulo by Pepper & St>ns.
15c it remembered that a joint meet
ing of tho Bovra of C iinnitL'siiTiers KIIJ
Justices ol the peace was held at tho
Court IIOUPO in Danbury on tho C'li day
of June 1881.
Present.—F. Prinple, L W. Anderson
nnil B Bailey, commissioners. Joel F
Hill, L. l. Smith. J M. Fulton, T H.
Bain, S A l "''*. W. N Biacktmru, M
I T. Mitchell, Z S Ally, W F Oampb.ll,
P li. Ma be, W V. Shelton, E W Cul
ler, Justices.
F. l'riiifjle was eliesen chairman, J
0 II Mitchell, secretary.
The Board then proceeded to the elec
tion of a County Superintendent ol Pub
lie Schools a, required by law.
Ist Ballot —R. 1! (rlenu received
eight voice, R v I' L Groom five, Ru
fus Smith one, J. W. N«»l one
R B Glenn was declared dul elcefed
Registrars and Judges of an electi n
to be held on the 181 Thursday in Au
gust next, on the question of prohibi
tion. were appointed for the revernl pre
cincts as follows, to wit,:
Centreville—For registrar, Richard S.
Watts, W. W. Johnson, Satu'l Slate
j judges.
Dalton—For registrar, II t! Coe, for
| judges Wui. Newsom, Matthew Phillips
Covington's S. House—For registrar
j M T. Smith, for judges '/. T Smith, T
| J 15. zo
Francisco—For registrar James A.
Leak, for judges John 11. Lowe, R. W.
I George.
Sands—For rejietrat P. 11. Mabe, for
judges J 15. Tucker. S M. SIIHIIOII.
Ally's—For registrar A, J Brown,
| f.;r judges Sam'l iMartin, Henry Brown*
Mitchell's—For registrar M. T. Mitch
j ell, lor judges James W. Davis, G. T.
j Dunlap.
Walnut Cove —For registrars. Adams
for judges W. N. Blackburn, F J.
Smith.
Gcrmanton—For registrar T. II Bain
for judges Win E Willis, II F. "Peirre.
I Wilson's Store—For registrar Joel F
Hill, for judges J. B. Vaughn A. J
Smith.
Dan bury—For registrar S. B. Taylor,
for judges W. V. McCanless, S M.
llicreon.
It was ordered that S. Adams and W.
N. Blackburn, Justices of Sauratuwu,
be. authorized to have such necessary ro
paiis rnridc on Town Fork bridge as tho
present exigency may require, aud re
put an eternized account of the same to
tho Board
It was further ordered that B. Bailey
together with said Justices to view tho
premise* and ascertain whether or not it
is be?t for the county to select a new lo
cation for a bridge over Town Fork, and
report to the joint board tho Ist Monday
in August.
I The Board then procced?d to make
I the following levy of-taxes for Stokes
j county for the year 1881, viz :
j State tax on SIOO.OO valuation of pro
perty, 28 ets. poll 84 cts. Soli >oi levy
on jfIOOOO val of property, 121, poll
37J. County levy on SIOO.OO val. of
properly, 2l>i,»poll 78)
FERTILIZERS. —
We ha»» made arrangements by which
wo can furnish you either Pacific Guano
cr the Star Braud Fertilizer HS low as
yoa can buy it We will deliver it at
tho depot in Winston, at any point on
either of the roads leading from this
place to Winston (byway of Walnut
cove o.' Germanton), cr at Danbury.
PEPPER & SONS.
April Gth, 1881.
■ • »-■ ■
Wtf want seventy-live thousand lbs of
eaf tobacco, all grades from good to fine
suitable for uianlactiiring, aud will pay
as much a3 the same grades will bring in
Winston; so save the hauling nnd
warehouse charges to the farmer.
PEPPER & SONS.
DAN BURY MARKET,
AS CORItKCTKD UY PEPPER & SONS.
COIIN, new, per bushel, 60
WHEAT, 90 >, 1 25
RYE, 75 a 85
OATS, threshed, 50
PEAS, 05
BEANS, 05 a 75
BEES'WAX, per lb., 20
HONEY COMB, 10 a 12}
EGGS, per dozen, 10
BUTTER, per lb, 10 a 15
BEEF, per lb, 4 a 6
HIDES, green, per lb., 5 a 8
HIDES, dry, per lb , 10 a 12j
TALLOW, per lb, Ha 8
CHESTNUTS, per bu., 1 00 a 1 25
RAGS per lb., ii
PORK, per lb., 8 a 10
FRUIT.
APPLES, per lb., 2 a 6
PEACHES, halves, per lb., 4
PEACH ES, quarters, pr lb , 3
PEACHES, peeled, per lb., 5 a 121
BERRIES, 7
..ILM II p, rrscio ITXTW
A3TIC TRUSS
lUs » P»d differing from •! I othw.
rap»h«|H», wllh SjJf-AHiic'lof
jHB*II in Ciuffr, r-Jipiil twlf to all
clSt p«*!ilon« of lh« b*»lv. wblU lha
Pi £j Ballm tb«mppmaaabatk th»
\L TRUSS JR LFITETUANDTT«IAAAP«R«OBVRO«II4
__ *l'h »!j» f'.iwr. V. ah light
ifctllwiiUUfcaMwx tir#ijr
, fcpaad nlehl. aoJ * radical cur»
and ctu.v. 8«olby xuall. free.
KBCLESTOH TliCdS CO., CV.:*£o, IU.
1* ' v.
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'V' I .• iv'£
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1 'Excellent Tonic, Alterativeand Diuretic."
—Mr lical Association, I.\ nchburt', Va
• U-i 1 with pv-.it hencfit in Mai iria and
Diplitherln."—S. F, Dupen, MD , On,
".*ucefß9(iill\ IIKMI in dyspepsia, chronic
dinrrhm.i nnd sc-ofuln."— I'rof !J. Jackson,
M I). Univ. I'cnn.
"Invaluable as n nervous tonic."—Hon I C
Fowler, Tenn
•'IU-con nirndtd ns a prophylactic ia mala
rial districls " —I) il Fair ex, ii U, X o,
"Jte torca debilitmed systems to hcalrh "
T C Mercer, M I), Ind.
"Aunpied in chronic diarrhoei. scrofula,
and dioi cpsi i."—(!co T Itariison, M I), N' V
"f-ucr-.uliil in (lijihtWeria u..J neurnl»ia "
—I 1' Nec.,o, M I), N 0
"Excellent for certain diseases peculiar to
wor.nn."—l'rol" J .1 Moor:;ian, M L), Va.
"Prompt in relieving head iche, si.'li ar.d
nervous. "—Rev H t! Hudson.
"Used ni'li great bcueiit iti dvspepsiu."—
J MelUlph, M 1», Pa.
"Suited to lironcliiiii and diseases of di
gestive orpins " —J K ! oughton, -Al I). Al.i.
' Most valt aide remedy known for lenmle
diseases."—Jn6 P Metteaur. M I), L I. D.
"HfWrest curative virtue."—thus F Itum
hold, U I>. Mo.
"iieueficial i:i uterine deranLTe'nent nnd m.\-
larloi.a conditions."—(i M V 01, M I). Ohio.
"Charming on i!i» complexion, making it
smooth, clear, soft and rosj " —Miss \l. S
'JTI;e pnii -e of mineral tonics."—Francis
milium, M l>, N 0.
"Inestimable as a tonic nud Rlterative."—
i Hunter Mctiuire, M D, Va.
•'Sine appetizer and blood purifier."—ll
Fisher, M U, (! \.
"Very benefici.il in improving a reduced
system."—Bishop licckwiiii, of O.i.
"Invalids here find welcome and health."
lev John lljinion, late of La., now of
Richmond, Va.
"lias real merit."—Southern Med. Journal.
Pamplets free, upon application.
Water, St and case. M ss a'id Pills, 25.
50, 75 cents. .Sent post-paid anywhere.
Summer ceneon of Springs begins Ist June.
$35 per month
Address, A. M.DAVIES, I'res't of the Co.
Main St., Lynchburg, Va. P. O. liux 174.
SUI.D liV
PKPI'ER & PONS,
Danbur.v,
June 2'Bl-Gm. N 0.
SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
Ily virtue of an order of the Probate Court
i of Stokes eoun'y. I will sell at auction on the
premises, on Monday the 20Mi of June next,
the lands of the late Ambrose Jessup, lying
in said county- on the waters ot Creek,
adjoining*the lands of K. T. Payne and oth
ers. Said trucl contains about 4'o acres and
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers. These
lands ere on the main public road leading
from Ml. Airy to Madison, and will he sold
| on a credit of six months and bond with
! approved security will be required from the
I purchaser. Title retalnej until the purchase
; money shall be paid.
M. L. PATTERSON,
May 13, ISBI. Commissioner.
MTO FAN:II;ITS
and THRESHERMEM.
If you mnt to buy Threshers,
Clnrer Uullrrs, Horse Powers or
Fngine* (either Portable or Trac
tion, to uae for thrcßhiiiff, Rawing
or f'-r p«-noral purposes), buy the
"Starved Rooptpr" goods. J 'Ths
Pest is the Cheapest.*' For Price
List and Illustrated Famphleta,
(sent free) write to TheAriTMA*
& TAVLOU COMPANY, Mausiield* U
m ii.so.v, nnrvs & i;o„
WHOLES AbK GHOCSRS AXD COMMI.S
SION MKRCHANTB.
3o S Howard street, corner of Lombard;
BALTIMORE.
We keep constantly on hand a large and
well assorted stock of Groceries—suitable for
Southern aud Western trsde. We solicit con
signments of Country Produce—such as Cot
ton; Feathers; Ginseng; beeswax; Wool; Dried
Fruit; urs; Skins, etc. Oui facilities tor do
ing business arc such as to warrant quick sales
and prompt returns. All orders will huteour
prompt attention. 43-lv.
IN ITS 17TH VOLUME.
HI E RA L ETU II XEW S ,
I'. M. HALS:, Editor.
L \j I'ot.s, Corresponding Editor
EnwsßDS.BgouanTON .t Co., Business Managers.
A No. X. DJSMOCKATIC JOURNAL
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
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T E K MS :
Duily, 1 year, $7 oo i Weekly, 1 yeir, si.oo
" 6 moitllis, Jso " 6 mos., 1.00
" 3 •' 1.75 |
Address, TUB KALEI'.in NEWS,
lialeigh, N. C.
"It you waut a
GOOD PIANO OR ORGAN,
writo or call on VV. P. ORMSBY, Winston,
who can supply auy maLe or style made
iu the United States at prices which will
defy competition.
If you want the
BEST SEWING MACHINE
ever put before the public, call on W.
P. ORMSBY lor the "j.jglil-limiuinir
Ihlinfstic" in the Music Store, Wiuston.
Old pianos, organs, and machines ex
changed." w. P. ORMSBY.
1 Infentrs an I Nocimici.
PATENTS and how to obtain them.
Pamphlets of QO pages free, upou receipt of
Stamps for Postage. Address
GILMOUIJ, SMITH & Co ,
Solicitors of Patents, Hox 31,
Wit> ing'vn, D. C.
nhinaa«"> noHPHns Habit
I I U 111 Rfl curtu! ln 10 yearse
s-111 111 Iff 1 ÜblUbcd; 100 A cure !. IVrlfs htat-
VI I W IVI ingcase. D.I. MAB«U Quiiey, ltich.
■FHiif liiww
ialafil B ®$ Lfik $
&T ) VEGETABLE
fejß | A PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY
I —i \ For Internal nnd External Use,
jT iw Is a SUHE CURE for all the Diseases for which It Is recommended,
/ v and Is ALWAYS PERFECTLY SAFE In the hands of
f \ \ even the most Inexperiencod persons.
I ■ " ' '• ;• a K»rc nnd qrlik remedy fnr COOGHIi SORK
p V iK i'«, '->N "ii THROAT, i ixi«l Kijiii'.ar trouble*; afforda instant v\i*f
I £: ' »'»•' most malitinonlfunni of IIIPIITIIERIA, and in tb© beat
[ ij ; T w J . ' fcaown rem««ly for KIIEUMATLSM and NEUUALUIA.
1 1% ' 1 THE OLDEST, BEST, AKO MOST WIDELY KNOWN
[j 8 v ii m FAMILY MEDICINE IN THE WORLD.
. 1g& ./>X Jj « ''' . I IIIH brrn u.Mi-rt will: ancb wonderful unrremi in all
[' : I !"fc-V ft ' t ' r '' f " r MPH, CHOLERA, I>l A lU IKEA,
i ;' \ 1 i»vsi:.\Ti-:irv. ana « i howkl COMPLAINTS, « •
I • ' ikW f''"idcrtd an unfuiliity curt for kes* di teases.
HAS STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS' CONSTANT
[ : i; : 1 USE in ALL COUNTRIES AND CLIMATES.
;■! i V'-- I V:' ' 'i .1 "if by Physician* MI»«!onnrle«,
i . ' ; . " j .*!inU' r :*ln\mr.cra of PlnnCntions, Work-Shops, ami
. . , | ?'i : •:*»' S's:r,,rM In Hospitals—ill short, by Everybody
' V' '•'/ h ovcrywbevo wlio bus over given it a trial 4
; i 'ft i IT 12 WITHOUT A RIVAL AS A LINIMENT.
If. i' s 1 nr.v.i !"■ iy.l for Pnin In llie Bitck unci Side,
! , ".O \ tp"n./ t.r. t permanent relief in nil Cities Of Drutl*e«,
\ * - C Mv vrre Riirofij Nrnlcta, etc.
j :so . :ir.v c.w SAFKIA BE WITHOUT IT. it win
■* J f.' • . •' i. . v timet* iti ! .t in doctors* bill*, and its price
I . : t • n f r nch of all. It 1a eold at 26c, 50c. and 81*00
-- —j, !vif .ecu l>o cbtainofl fr ni all druggiuta.
I i'. -'iV i o & SOW, Providence, R, I.
Proprietors,
PIEDMONT
, f
WITVSTON, IV. 0.,
For the Sale of TOBACCO!
Stands hi the Front Rank with the
Leading PVarehouses in
North Carolina.
SALES PAST YEAR MOKE THAN 30,000 PARCELS.
Increase in trade in pnst four jrcars mora tlmn fn ir fold.
Vi e hari- (id(lt d each \ ear n.:>uy now CI'BTU.«I tI!S, and still there ia roim for more.
Yi • are tLai.k:ul to our uianj friends lor tin ir liberal patronage, and nek a continuance
in flic future
Tne lollowitig na::it 1 genllemsn are still with mo, and will ho pleased to see their IVienda
at PiKDMONT.
W A 8 PIERCE, i'S wk Keeper.
JAMES S 80ALES, Floor Jiauager.
J Q. A. liAltllAM, Auotionoer. -
JJccU 30 M. W. KOiiFLUET, Proprielor.
T. J. IJROWN. W. 13 CARTER, JR. J R. Puses.
THE OLD RELIABLE
BROWN'S WAREHOUSE,
The Farmers' Headquarters,
Tho Leading II uie as u.«ual since October Ist.
In QUANTITY oi TOBACCO SOLD, in PRICES and in DISPATCH OF
BUSINESS.
Farmers do not have to wait until al'fer the Hale for their checks,
BUT ARE PAID AS SOON AS THEIR TOBACCO IS SOLD.
Remember thin, when you want to gat off early aud breaks are heavy.
dSG!'3£ST PRJGSS ALWAYS GUARANTEED.
P. A. WII.SON, JR., Book-keeper.
R. 1). MOSILKY, Auctioneer.
T. J. BROWN k CO., Winsto., N. 0.
H-
BiiO W N & CARTER,
(SUCCESSORS TO J. F. PRAT HER & CO'S),
Next door to Brown, Rogers & Co.'s Hardware Store,
KI;KP CONSTANTLY ON HAND A WKLL BRLECTKD STOCK OF
Dry-Goods, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes, Elats, Notions, le.
We especially invite our country friends to call on us, as our purohises are aide
with special relerenca to llietr wants, and
WILL SELL AT BOTTOM PRICKS.
F. J BROWN,
Febiuary 3 ; 1881. W B. CARTER, J«.
Graves' Warehouse,
DANVILLE, VA.,
FOR TIIK BALIS OF
Leaf Tob ac c o
W. I', GRAVES, I'nopßir.Toh.
.INO. A HHUSI) )S, Cltrk.
GKO. K. COLEVJAN, Audio/iter.
JUd. ll« BLACJK\V Ltib, bUvor Minaj r
A. N. OKUWDtiIi Floor Miinujer. j
April 17, IB7U. iy.
LIV 2IHY,FJS oID Si SALK STABLE,
CRUroHFiKLD k STEDiIAN,
Succesiori to Beck & Moor*, fj
wmsroy, N. O.
ALL KINDS OF CUNVBYANCK3
t'oriiiilted ut retainable rtuej.
We offur Hie very beat uccomiuodation to
Druvert Special auemiou |>.iid to transient
custom, lij. -.ta bought, told and etc)iiioji«il.
August 19, !Bdo.--Ij