The Reporter and Post
TIIUIISDAY MAY, 5 1887.
Topics at Home.
Oceurrrncpii In mad A round l>;*n»uir>,
mad County Mullen llrlcfly Told.
••A Chiefs mil nig you take'u note*,
And, faith, ho'll 4 »rcnt It."
Any aub-cribor who fails to receive
tlio ttitPOttTEE and I'OBT every week ih
requested to report the failure. We
want to see where 'he fault is.
Sun uses 5 11 ; sets G 40.
The picnic season is at hand
There is but one prisoner in jail.
l''ul! uioou Saturday 12 47 a. ni.
Day's length 13 hours 37 minutes.
The sour nood is late blossoming this
season.
With a lair season Stokes wiil make
two thirda of a tobacco crop.
The larger portion of tho corn crop
19 uow planted in this county.
There is a prospect of a good crop of
blackborries this season.
The thermometer indicated S1 degrees
in the shade yesterday at noou.
Some of tho farmers aro harrowing
over thoir sprouting corn.
Soaio showers would have a good cf- i
feet on vegetation at this time.
Dr. Robert Ricrson has gone to Lous
town, p. 0., on tho Yadlflu, six milos.
from Winston, to practice.
Most of the peaches in this section j
have bocti killed but the apple crop I
promises to bo abundant.
Tlio dogwood and poplar are blossom-'
ing and by another week nil the forest
vegetation wilt be in its fullest glory.
A large lot of ready mixed paints in
gallon, quart and one half pint caus at
Ashjraft .It Owens, Druggists, Winston
jf. C. tf.
The apple trees in this county are i
being infested by caterpillars that hung)
in broods enveloped by webs from the]
branohes of the trees.
The prospect of tho wheat crop in i
some parts of the couuty, notably north
ward from hero is not vary good though j
we have scon some veiy promising fields
here *nd there.
Spring lamb with mint sauce is now
iu rcsscst, aud sliawberries and cream
aro looked far wild to, and may be ac
tuallyX'idnlged in throughout tho eas
tern part'ef the State.
The wind of last Friday hud a tolling
effect in tho north-west part of tho coun
ty, where it de-root'ad a tobacao barn at
Mr. Lum Smith's and other buildings in
that neighborhood.
Alabastinc is a superior wall finish.
Handsomer than paper and more dura
ble than paint. It will fill np all cracks
in the wall killing the vermin. For
sale by Ashcraft & Owens, Druggist
Winston, N. 0. tf-
Track laying is progressing steadily
towards Oermanton, spaces for the rail
road bridge between thcro and Walnut
Cove have been staked off, and the
frame work For tho trestles and bridges
aro ready to be brought up for putting
in place.
If you should use fertilizer in raising
watormo'ons don't put it too near the
top of the ground, for it would have the
effect of burning the vines or exhaust
itself too soon. If you pot the fcrtili
zer on tho clay it will not burn tho
vines, bnt will nourish them during the
whole season.
We understand that the Reporter
does not get to Slato and Brown Moun
tain, till Tuesday following the day it is
mailed at Danbury which is Thursday
morning. Tho abovo named post offices
are on the branch rjote that runs from
Dalton to Brown Mountain by of
Slate.
Tho iron horse has penetrated this
county, slow though its approach has
been and to-day the event is being cel
ebrated at Walnut Cove. They should
havo illustra'.od tho oarly way in which
tobacco was rolled from this county to
Lynchburg, when it was packed in a
hogshead to which a horse was attached
by a shaft.
Tuesday May 10th, and not Wednes
day May 11th will be Momnrial Day,
when tho survivors of the war between
the States, which terminated April
10th, twenty-two years ago, will as
semble in annual rounion to pay re
spect to the dead comrades who participa
ted with thmn in that fierae inundation
of cornage.
We saw last week a good size "jack
fish or more properly speaking a pike
that had been caught in the Dan hero.
We did not see it closely enough to say
whether it was the long or shovel-nosed
pickerel (Bsox retioulatus, Leseur| ot
the trout piokerel or as it is somotime
oalled ihort-uosed pickerel (Esox fasci
als, De Kay).
11 The heavy showers and blustery!
- I wiiuther of last Thursday gave way to a (
' clear sunset and beautiful double rain- j
i bow. A strong north-west wind was 1
| prcsoot Friday and did not lay till night.
• The day was another illustration of!
"spring lingering in the lap of winter;"!
it was a leijulir March squealer. Sat
urday was clear with quite u strong
west wind. Tho weather since Sunday
Ins been quite May liko
Diod at hia home in Danbury Sunday-
May Ist, William Fredeiisk Harris,
aged 28 yours, 3 inonthj, and C days,
from tho effects of a bronchial affection
from which he had becu suffering for two
years and which confined him to his bed
for two months p oecding his death. He
loaves a widow, daughter of Jatnes lli
erson whom ha married about six years
since,and a child now over four years of
ago. ilis father died at Winchester
( during tho war. lie was buried on
Tuesday at which tiino his funeral was
preached by llev. Mr. Craven.
It is enough to make a Stokos faruior
feel ashamed when ho sees the number
' of wngoqs engaged in hauling corn,
flour, bacon, nod even, hay, cabbage ,
r and potatoes from Walnut Cove; buy
ing »nd then paving for hauling, the
vory thing he aught •> sell, mid get p.iy
for the Inuling. Considering the great
variety and productioness of our oil,
i and tlio cheapness with which wo can .
I irnw them, "very farmer in the couuty '
! should make enough of each of tho above j
1 for his on use, and if ho can havo a
! to spare he can often get a hand to work
a day or two when ho is iu a pinch for j
i a bushel of corn, or a few pounds of ba- j
J con that ho could not get for money.
| The Board of county Commissioners |
j met in regular session last Monday,!
j present C. M. Lasley, chairman, A. M. j
Boylcs and Caleb Hill.
A number of releases from double tax,
poll tax, and railroad tax wore ordered ,
to be allowed.
Ordered that a number of claims
amounting iu tho aggregate to §1)9.15 (
, be allowed. I
Ordered that pauper claims amount-!.
J ing in the aggregate to $15.50 be al-!
lowed.
Ordered that the collectors of the | (
• stock law fence in Sauratowu township
'pay A. J. Smith fivo dollars for gales, •
I this being a duplicate error. j (
j \V. 11. I'awkim was duly qualified
; as deputy sheriff, and his oath tiled.
Win. Campbell was qualified us dep-
I uty sheriff in place of Win. Chafiii.
We havo received the first annual
mooting of The In'.er-Stnto Farmers'
Summer ICncampment will assemblo at
tho Kucain/uucnt Grounds, at Spartan
. burg, South Corolina, at 8 o'cl iok A
. M., Tuesday, August 2nd, 18S7, and
continue until Saturday, August Gtli.
, "This Intor-Sta'.o Farmers' Encamp
ment is tho result of tho combined ef
j forts of the friends of Agriculture, in
all its d partmeuts, to till a want long
' j felt by those most heartily interested
', in the material progress of our Southern
J States. It is utidor the auspices of the
1 I'uttoiis of Husbandry of Alabama, Ten
| uessce, Georgia, North Carolina and
, 1 South Carolina
.! It is specially desired that localities
t \ in every portion of the riimth which have
, j mineral dopoMti, such as (!oal, Iron,
~ Gold, Silver, Mica, Sospstone, Line
j stono, Mang.uieze, Jce., Ac., &c., send
| large aud varied specimens to this Ex
hibition Let there bo Geologual sut
* veys made of sueh localities, and maps,
- showing details jf deposits, outerop
-1 pings, &o. Remember, it is expected
' t at Capitalists from tlio money eoutros
of the country will be present, for tho
' ' p-irpesc of maUiug investments in these
B ' industries."
! They have had i groat pigeon roost
{ the last soa"GO in tlio Indian Territory
" of which we copy tho following dofcrip
a j tion from tho Bt. Louis Globe Democrat.
1 j "The greatest wild pigeon roost in
s ; the United States is located 20 miles
1 j north of Tahlcquah, Indian Territory, iu
r Going Snako district, this nation. A
iuas who has becu there says the trees
„ covering a mile square of timbered !»nd
5 ; are literally ns full as tho limbs will
. bar at night with these birds. Mil
i lions of pigeons are there, be says, and
~ at night when they come in to roost they
a inako aoiso like mighty thunder. Bir I
a uien say there are ouly two droves of
, wild pigeons uow in North America.
This is the larger one. A graat many
poople are encamped around the roost
engaged in trapping, netting and killing
them for shipmout, which they are doiug
t by the thousands. The nets aro placed
u at smne poiut where the birds got water,
I and sometimes as mniy as forty dozen
aro caught in one fly of tho net. This
makes several years in succession these
" birds have coiuo to this placo to roost,
a after nesting and summering away up
D among the lakes of Minnesota and ad
joining country."
Tho great pigeon roost in Stokes
k county during the year 1857 is well re
-0 meuibered. It extended from Moodey's
forge on Snow croek to Hairston'r fulls
4 on tbe Dsn, till they betook themselves
y to Sauratown mountain. We are told
d ot two meo, Joe Duggins t>nd Win.
ir Flynt, having shot 1.400 during one
~ night with one gun, also of two men hay
ing brought down 105 at two shots. The
'* roost lasted from fall to the following
winter.
! Tanner's and mnohine oils ot Ashcraft
iit Owens Druggists, Winston N. C. tf
If you want a tiuss go to Ashcraft k
i Owens, Druggists Winston N. 0 —they
guarantee a fit or no eburge. tf.
j "What is heaven's best gift to man V'
' sweetly smiling on Innr "f)r, Bull's
Cough Svrup," ho replied, with prud
ctico. He had just been cured by it of
a bad cold.
If you want a first class sewing ma
chine for lens money than you cau buy
it at any other pluco in the State, go to
Pepper & Sous aud tell them what ma
chine you want.
Mess J. A. White & Sons, Winston,
N. have patented thoir little "Tar
Heel ltoud Cart," und are reoeivmg
large numbers of or lers from all over the
country. It is tho best thing out for
ifoctors, lawyers, and officers. tf.
Just bear it in mind that you
savo money, tunc and annoyance by
buying what Hardware, Crockery, and
Glass Ware you want of S. E. Aliens,
cor. Main and 3rd street, Winston, N.
('. t ioods as low as any first class house
can sill I hem. tf.
Salvation Oil, tbe greatest euro on
each for paio, has no equal. Persons
suffering from rheumatism, neuralgia, or
froui cuts, bruises, sprains, &0., should
-.lot be without it. Cures are effected
iu an incredibly short timo. Price only
twenty-five cents a bottle For salo by
! all druggists.
j Farmers don't fail to cull at the
i North Carolina store for furniture,
eu, tains, and carpets, parlor aud chain
her suits. Chairs, chairs, chairs, cheap,
cheap, cheap. R. STEVENS,
Winston, N. C
.Notice of Stabler! j»Hn:a to the Komaoke
A Noutlierii Riail Itoad Company.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to authority conferred by Act of Assem
bly and ratified 14th day of February
1887 that tbe uudersigned commission
ers appointed under said Act, will open
books of subscription to the Iloanoke
; and Southern llail Road Company, at
j Winston N. C , on the 15th day of May
I 1887, for the purpose of takiug sub.icrip
-1 tion to said Rail Itoad Company. Said
; Books will remain open until the requir
ed amount is subtcritied for tho purpose
organizing the Company of said road.
R. J. He)nolda
F. H. Fries
C. 11. If ogle
Goo. W. Ilinshaw
T. IJ. Bailey
C C. Satifurd
1.. W. Andetson
J. M. Vnuglm
I'. J. Stono.
Scarlet Fever nml I):ptit'icriM
are spread by contagion, by tho transfer
of livtug matter ft om the skin, tho mem
branous lining of tho mouth, noso and
throat, and from the intestines and urin
ary organs. Disinfect promptly and
thoroughly with Darby's Prophylactic
Fluid, tho greet gorm destroyer. Prof.
11. T. Lupton, of the Vandcrbilt Univer
sity, Tenn., says: "As a disinfectant
and detergent Darby's Prophylactic
Fluid is superior to any preparation with
which 1 am acquainted." lm.
NOTICE^
Jlitvli': duly MuaHfieil jus AnminlstrnU r
oil llic csliiteof Willi uu Uailcy Deceased, all
persons indebted to said Estate are request
ed to nuke p.iynicnt tome ut once, and ;i!l
these who It ivc claims against the said Es
tate aie hereby not!lied to present them du
ly proven, for payment on or before tli»» !*tl»
d iv of February IBt*B or this notice will he
plead in the bur of their iteovery. This
writ d.iv of Febrtifti \ Is#7.
A. (i. JOKES,
Administrator.
Executors) TVolioe-
Having duly qualified as executors of the
last will and tort ame nl of John -
eccahiml, nil pemotis indebted to said estate
are hereby notified to make immediate pay.
ment to ua«and till pei»ons having claims
;i^.ilust ui«l estate are notified to present
tiitm duly authenticated for payment on
or before the % 2"th clay of April I s SB, or this
notice will l»e plead til bar of their recovery.
This the 23th day of April ISS7.
AI HKRT BOYLKB
A. M. Boylis
Executors.
Unfailing Specific for Liver Disease.
OViiDTHIIQ ■ Bltt«r or had taaU* In
OTlflrlUmOi mouth; tongue coated
white or covered with » brown fur; pain lu
the hack, sides, or Joint#—often mistaken
for Hheumatlsm; sour stomach; loss of
•pp«Ut«s sometimes nausea and water
brash. or indigestion; flatulency and acid
eructuttons; bowels alternately costive
and lax ; headache; loss of memoir, with
a painful sensation of having failed to do
something which ought to have been done;
debility; low Hpirlts: a thick, yellow ap
pearance of the skin and eyes; a dry
cough; fover; restlessness: tho urine 1s
scanty and high colored, and, If allowed to
stand, deposits a sediment.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
(PURELY VCOCTABLC)
It crnrratb unil la the Houth to urouM
tho Torplrt Liver to n healthy notion.
II act. with ..Inordinary .fflcacy .a tha
tiver, Sidneys,
J and Bowels.
AN EFFECTUAL IKCIM FOR
Malaria, Bowel Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Sick Heartache,
Constipation, Billnnsiiess,
Kidney Affections, Jaundice,
Mental Depression, Coilc.
Endorsed by the u»e of 7 Millions of Bottle*, at
THE BEBT FAMILY MEDICINE
for Children, for Adults, and for the Aged.
ONLY QCNUINC
hat our Z Sump In red on front of Wrapper
J. H. Zeilin A Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
seta raoraisiuas. I'rlee, 91.00.
i nYBPEPBIA
Li • dMurnr'inH M w«;H M complaint If
>■ a«»l»cUn it tenlii. \>y tmptirinf i. itriik n. *nd tV- '
prvtMiiic the t>n« u£ lUO t. prepon UlMUftj J
f far Rapid D»* lino.
« R isttß"
' i /&sk
W M&dr'zr i
sunlit"
Quickly and oomDletrly 1 ur«f l»> »nr|»aln In all
H« forma, llrurtburn, licit li'.ug, T? -Hum tho
Food. et ItPi rlch«oand i>uril!«.itl .» Mmxl.Miinti
l«U«a tho au(oiit«*. Mid aidn iw aafiiuilatiuii of f«*.d.
Bkt J T Koa.u , tn. IU« h'»n»rod ttrt-.r «-f ttia
Firot Rol«»nitol Ohuivh. llnlttinorw. Wd wiys
likTing uat'd Brown'n Imn Bit t«>r* fur I »B( -i>aia
•nd ludic«wtioii I take great pica; ur» in rtH . rii
tnendlnc It hit'bly. A too uonoithr it A HPKODID touio
•od r and v*rjr •trcnKtbenmg "
Hon. JOAKPH (J. Bcir. JUCI«T" «»f ulrrnit Court.
Clinton 00.. lad., aaya: " fltiar niurt chwrful Owtl- ;
gjony U» tlio «H1.«.-y of Hn »u'a ixu:i liitluni fof
1 Dyapopaia. and u a tonic "
* Genuine baa alKirt-Trada Mark and cn*« d radlinag
I Sn.
I
: I PAINTS
J WHITE I.EAD
I
F READY MIXED PAINTS
IJNSEED OIL
TURPENTINE
VARNISH
!
HARD WOOD FINISH
WOOD FILLER
, COLORS IN OIL
COLORS DRT
ROOFING PAINT
RED LEAD
JAPAN DRYER
ant!
Paint*, oils and varni»bt-s uf all kinds,
at
ASHCRAFT & OWENS
DKUGGIST,
Winston N. 0.
Gold and Silver!
. 3lonoy, Monoy;
l
i IS NOW THE CRY
* How to make it is tha Question.
0
1 Ke.il this *nd act as you are told, and
r | wo qnarantce you to make it.
1 j
-i MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE.
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Ist.—Always patronize those who give
you the best quality of gooJg for the least
- inoneo. That person is
e
-■ The Original Cheap John
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* AT WINSTON N. C.
2iul—Never pay big prices for shoddy
cotton goods, when yon can buv good wool
goods for less money, by calling at the
ORIGINAL CHEAP JOHN'S
3rd —When yon are in Winston don't al
low people to follow you and drag you into
places when y u have to pay extortion pri
ces for shoddy goods, but go with your own
free will to THE OHIGINAI, CHKAP
JOHN'S
'
THE ACKNOWLEDGED LEADER OF
I-OW l'ltlCKH;
where yon can buy the best of clothing,
boots, shoe*. Hats, notions, hardware, lamps
dry goods of all kinds, and anything you
call for, at such price* that will always in
duce you to call again.
Observe tho above rules and weguarnatee
from $50.00 to iIOO.OO saved In one year.
The Original Chean John,
Winston N C.
r V X V 17r battwiv LAND WARRANTS
j ' X. V. HAIL WA JL According to tlie late act passed by Con-
I gress a lino" every person drawing a I'en
; CONDENSED SCHEDULE NO 18 I ki "" entitled to a Land Warrant of WO
acres. I, the undersigned, will pay eightv
I Taking effect I, p. in., Sunday, Feb., 20, 'B7. dollars for every Land Warrant of one fiun
— dred and sixty acres, and desir every |>er
'l'UAlNS MOVlNti N Olt I'll. son who draws a pension and ha« not ob
i>»« ~v. i. i- lained a Land Warrant to communicate
lflSn' i', wlUl G -UL'KTUN,
I.v llonnellsvllle I 8 4ft. m 180 pm - D-or Trail.Coiorado.
Ar Max ton 110 (10 i->r >TV» f T'
I.v Maxtoii jlO 15 1 4 10
Ar Fayetteviilo 12 0.", pin 7 ft)
I.v I'ayetlevillc 12 20 10 Oo a ill
Ar Satiford |2 28 | 2 40pm
I.v .Shi i ton 1 243 j8 30
Ar (ireensboio : 0 15 I 0 00
i (,v (irnensboro 110 15 I imv vnno
Ar lielew's Creek 11230 I>UX lUUK
Passenger anil Mail Dinner at Sauford.
TIiAIVS MiA'l.S(, Mir 11|.
l'sss. A- Ki "lit &
Mail. Pass- I
Lv lielew 's Creek I 4 30 p m.
K S3SSK.™ W.J™. 1 T O MBSTONES
I Ar Sun ford 1 :in p m i'oop m
I.v Sauford 1 sft :iOO j
Ar Kayetleville 410 300 ,
I Lv I'ayetteville I 25 045 am
ILV Mauo":.I!."!! mi 1 UNTIL vou SEE
Ar liiMinettsvillo | 7 I'J'iOpm |
Passriiger and Mail Dinner at San fori I. j
Freight ami I'as»enj»or Train runs l»o- J
t.wceu Kaycttuvillo ami Honnettsvillc on
Wftlnusdays and Fridays.
Freight and ra.Hsoi»gnr Train runs Iwtwpon ■ m miimrb a m m
FayelteviJk'• ami (Jroennboro Tuestluys, A ukf |5 110 U A
Tbiinttay«i and S.itm il.t>s, and between f| If ■ 111 HIM O iWi _
*» teens! il> and Myetteville Mou«i«yi, and P wllllfllf |l
Friday*. r / *
Piwsenffl f and Mail Trains runs daily ex
cept .Sundays. \M r * 4 mr n
The uort 11 bound train makes close con- ft lUStON*
nectiou at .Maxton for all points .South.
. W. K. KYLE, (Sail'! Pass. Agent.
«J. W. FRY, (Jen'l Sup'i.
- - niniled free. A \
I -ill 11(1
li.V virtue of a mortgage deed executed to 1 I
us by John Q. S. Hail and wile I'aniii. A. . tJMT [
IlaM on th«» loth day of May IWO, \vhi«'h P
LAND SALE-
Bv virtue of a dred executed /&\
i>y Win, 11. Hoitl ami wife Caroline F. Held H|S§^ ,P, *''* K
t'» Win. L. F'allen and by him duly B
ed lo me whi -h is duly roistered in the & IHI
ofllee of MnU. s county in llook ■{|||r|£| jit a■ ■ Iti lirallll
No. 2(1 )>-'> 17S. I will sell to Ihe hlpliest Gil iPVIIVI M Al.Bllllll I
bidder for cash at the eourt-liousc door in ll«V| Iflißyl 111 IM
D.uibury on Saturday the 21st day of May j t p in
IMH7 the traeK of land conveyed in said Vs lOTIu^
morlpa-fMleed lyiiitf on I leaverl«!.itid creek * W kin/co
•Kljuininj; the lands of \V. J. Robertson, M. . Ifd ri/CK| ' NLVtH
F.Martin \V. Wilson and others contain- I Lw OUT Of ORDER.
i,ng rn acre, more or less. This 20tb Ap, il m G.ORANGE.MASS.
J. (>. II.MITi IIKLL. CHl | C L *^ !> " 30 UNION SQUARE,NX- DALLAS,
assignee of W. L. FALLEN. STLoju.Mo. 'sssfxncJciixtL
DANBURY ACADEM^
WMm mm wmmM $
WON DENOMINATIONAL.
A short Spring Term beginniug Monday Ilth of April, 1887 ; and continuing
21 months, or 10 weeks, closing Jutiu 17th.
LOC. 11 ION &C— Banbury, the county-seat of Stokes county, is situat
ed near tho center, ten miles ftoiu the 0. F. & Y. V. 11. 11. ; in one of the health
iest portions of the State. The people are intelligent, cultivated and motal.
Persons of not very robust constitution, can attend school, and at tbe tame time
gei the benefit of the celebrated l'icdmont Springs.
Spring Torui closes before visitors for the Summer season arrive.
EXPE^s"SES^
TUITION, per mouth, PRIMARY SI.OO
« » « INTERMEDIATE 1.50
" « .. ACADEMIC,(HIGHER MATII.,LATIN, jtc., 2.00 2.50
Instrumental Music, (I'iauo or Organ) including uso of Instrument 2.50
HOARD, including furnished room 7.00
Students can rent rooms, furnish their own provisions, and board for much
less. For any desired information apply to
W. W. CRAVEN, Principal.
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Brown,
Browner,
Brownest,
Higher,
Highest.
If you would get the very highest price for your tobacco, make up your mind,
when preparing it for market, to tak» it tj
Browns Warehouse
Winston, N. C.
Here you will And the largest, best lighted Warehouse iu town, one of the best
auctioneers in this, or any other State, and larger buyers by the score. That is.
not all, if you would stay but a few hours, or over night, you will find comfortable
ro oni!, plonty of wood, coolc stoves upon which to prepare your foad jood water
in abundance and every thing necessary to yonr comfort (if you have a ole»r
conscience,) while tbe stalls for yonr stock are all that you could wish tor.
Bring us your tobacco ; wo will do all it> our power to make you comfortable
while here, aud get whatjou want most—a big price tor yonr tobacco
Very Truly
BROWN & CARTER.
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HEADOUARTERS
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S.E. ALLEN,
i Corner 3rd and Main Street^,
Winston, IV. O.
' HARDWARE, CROCKERY, ABRICBI.
TURAL IMPLEMENT!.
Glassware. Lamps, Sco>
—AGENT Full
T. T. HAYDOCK S BUG
GIES, CARRIAGES, Ao-,
CARLOADIN HTOCJ
1 ' ~
AGEM' FOR
Champion Mowers, Raspers and Bm->
der»,
Farmer'* Favorite Gram Drill, Fa
mer Girl Cook Stove,
Longman and Maitinezstricll; j>ur#pie
pared Paints,
King's Great Western Fowdcr Compa
ny's Powder,
llerculea Powdei or Djnaimte, Lead
er Cora Sbellere,
Vietor Can* Mill*,
Cardwell Threshers aad Bom
Powers,
Farmer Friend Plows, &o
STOCK
Consists of a full and complete line of a
goods usually kept in a tirst-clasa
Hardware and Crockery Store,2
t
Iron, Xalls, Horse and *Vulc shoes, Steel
', Plows, tilasg, Paints, Putty, Oils, Varnishes
I *c. Carriage and wajron makers tools aiul
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