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Correscondnco of Uuikk.
. VAMiiN;TON. July ). 1V-J:
Chairman Wilf-nn. f the
Ways' and Mfans romniitt. r, is u
lumd, apparently completely re
stored to health, rady l' lake
charge of the tarill' bill a- toon ;h
il gets back to t ho lloiir-e. Like
the .skillful commander ho has
shown himself to he .Mr, Wilson
(iM.liiifs to publicly express his
on ii opinion of the .Senate amend
ments tc the hill r to say w hat he
thinks will he the result of the
conference on those amend meiit s.
Whaf(;ver posit inn taken l the
confert-es on the part of tne 1 louse-,
who will, of c iiii'M', bt: ht-adetl by
Chairman Wilson, will be the re
sult of matui-e coii-id.-rai ion on
the part of Speaker Crisp ami the
result of leading democra's of the
i louse, with wiiom Mr. Wilson has
b en in almosl consiant consulta
tion since his i-etnrn to Washing
ton. Tlie one prom in. nt democrat
ho has h. vn i nt in U" 1 It. out of
these consultations is President
Cleveland, ami lie has been left out
in accoitla ne..- with his own w ishes
J If does not '.ish In have it said
that he took sides willj either the
House ot Senate iii what inav' 1" a
quickly s. it led friendly controver
sy or a bitter vram;!-. However,
no one who is at ail familiar with
President Cleveland's public ut
terances, not to mention his pri
vate conversations, on the tarill
question, ean have any tLaibi a.-;
to which of the two the original
Wilson bill or the amended Senate
bill lie prefers. There are uy.od
reasons for t he belief I hat the dem
ocrats of the lb. use u ill stand up
for the original Wilson bill, and it
can be ' s.-t down ascertain 'hat
the protection amendments ,;" the
JSenate will never be accepted in
their present shape. There is m
longer any t-ilk of ev. n an attempt
being 'made to have the House
agree to all d the Senate amend
ments in bulk. There never was
any foundation for such talk, be
yond the imaginations of some
people who Would like o see the
matter disposed of in that way.
The (ieorians in Congress are
beginning to get somew hat worked
up over the election of a S- nator
to succeed Mr. Walsh. Winn
Speaker Crisp declined the prof
feredjippointmeiit to till the unex
pired term of the late Senator Col
quit, it was geiierallv supposed
that he thereby secured what the
boys call '"a lead pipe emeu" on
the full. term, although it wa then
known that Kepn sentative Tur
ner would probably be a candidate.
Several days. ago. however, Sena
tor Walsh made a manly an
nouncement of his candidacy.
Senator-Crisp has not indicated
whether he will be a candidate or
not, and one of his closest person
al friends has just assured me that
Mr. Crisp has not yet decided the
matter.
Two Xc w.York bankers of prom
inence had an experience in Wash'-,
ington several years ago that will-
probably make Mim ,ni or'- easeful
in the. future about bfrievinyery
slatement they ip the n.uvspai
p. rs of the class w hich make a
pra' tice of printing the sensation
lirst and ascertaining its t rut hi ul-.
ness afterwards. A newspaper ot
this class had a story to the elb ct
that the President would gladly
, ii.r ..
if he were certain they could be
placed without trouble. Tneso
two linkers tilled with patriotism I
ami :i desire f o ' nnditsibl V ill Vest.
the money of their customer;; came !
at once to Washington and wont
to the White House, 'wher they
jn-oceeded to surprise President
Cleveland by otl'ering to take that
entire bond issue. Mr. Cleveland
assured them that there was not
the slightest, foundation for the
bond issue story; that the admin
istration had not contemplated
any further issue of bonds and
that there was no reason in any
thing n w known to expect that
there would be. any necessity for
the tjUestio'n to be considered at
any time in the future. Surely
that ought to be suil'icieiit to settle
t he matter, but all the same- that
bond issue storv will continue to
be printed m one form or another,
as it has been from t ime to time, by
those who know its falsity.
Senator Harris's programme has
so often been' upset and changed
by circumstances over which he
had no control that lie deserves
great 'credit for hot having lost
he.a'r'teii'tirel y before now. It is
his present intention il' the final
vote on tlie tarill bill be not
reached on Tuesday to compel the
Senate to hold a session on the
Fourth of -Inly, but, of course, it
ill depends on the vote of the S- n
ate as to whether his intention can !
he carried ont. In the ah sense of j with drunkards or drinking char
a unanimous agreement as to when ;u't. rs. No man can get a ticket
the final voty shall he taken t here j unless he signs the printed eon
is nothing in the rules of the Sen- tract o.v the tickets, which is to
ate to prevent a Senator retting l,ie P"int and means business,
the floor and speaking for the restl A 7 Vuin'TinU ,.f
ot
ic week, if so disposed. Sena-,
tor Aldricji, who has been the;
leader ol the republicans in the j
tariff liulit. said this morning that,1
o far as "no knew no republican
Senator would make another set
speech on the bill and that he saw j
no reason why a vote could not be j
reached some time Tuesday. Xoj
ifond reason existed that prevented;
a vote being reached long a;o, but!
ac all know that it hasn't been!
reached.
IiMloralot'3' iotton 35 ill-.
Fi. CoriMi:!:: Persons who
have not visited the above named
coltoii mills recently have no idea
of the improvements that have
taken place' there. Here and there
vo'i i-an see t nat 1 he h-ind ol (r...
1 v" ov
nius has been at work, and where-;
ever it has touched it has bbmled j
with nature to make everything j
more lovely and i?autnul. Koads !
anu w aiKs nave neen inane, resi
deiice and store house built, and
other substantial improvements
made. In its appointment?, the
residence is the most complete and j ()l.V) vvas tt( tho day an(l
handsome in the county, A iam,t. ,lti;v sil.-dain,,d hi.-, loimer rep
supphes every room with coed and j nP.tien a; an orator. His addre; s
leir.'sliim;
water troni a spriimjua
near
that.
by, and as Mr. Lhyne believes
'cleanliness is next to Lfodli
ness, lie lias auilecl a well eipup-
pedbath r..omwheiv tho-eof an,,lal to -ive t he add.es, in lull i.f
aMuatie. nature can revel in a warm
or cold hatii. A mv rods troni Hie
residence is a reservoir containm
twelve thor.s:ind galhns of water
which is conneclevl by a pipe that
has three outlets in the factory
biiihlings, and will be u.-ed in case
ol an outbreak of the. The site
selected for the residence overlooks
the river and surrounding country
and its beautv tills the noetV
1
j oream ot nature.
j It is a titling tribute to the gen
J cioiis imp.ulses d" Mr. I'hyne's
j nature to speak of his thoughtful
kindness to his operatives. llo
i does not treat them as serfs and
! slaves, but as gentlemen and la-
! dies, and it is a notable tact that 1
j he will have no other kind about
j him. He is "one of nature's no
i bleineii." and mingles with them
as it to teach them that they are
j as good as anybody, and can be
j only what they make themselves,
j During this great depression mi
j business, his constant thought has
j been, not for himself, hut how to
keep them employed and often the
hum of his spindles turned nothing
into his coin, rs, but he was content .
U know th.;t if he was not giving
thVm. aoyt rn r' . w ei at h a-t
' irliiigfiint i Ii? ;Luhl'' hyiVin;;
t heirV 'Tlr? nii'iilt tk thlAt?'.
he enjovs the ontith nde and "re.
s ect of them all, and they are as .
t rue to him as the magnet to the
j )!.
Mr
is a Democrat and a ;
IV lie
credit to 1 us .pa sty, but he ts inta
: i:.. :
ac t idation of the word, ami eX- ;
p..ets his oj-ratives to think and !
vote accor.ling to H,(, dictates of j
1 hei v .. vv n .onsi-ie, This is m !
striking contrast, to many factory !
'"bosses" who marshal their opera
tives in a sol itl column and lead
t ln-in to the polls as sheep
are
driven b the .shamble. ......
1).
i:MSAt U V iOOIJltSlQV.
! rom rFli 5ioniil:iiiiM t'i li
Sjislior
On theiMlh Of Jilly the grand
est excursion of the season" will be
run from the 'mountains to the
seashore. Th- train will 'leave
Lincolnfon at 10:10 a. m. and wilt
arrive at Wilmington at 7:.I0 p. m,
The far.- from Shelby, Waco, I
('herrvville, Croiise and Lima dn
toh -s 1.00. " " lion' .U ), Stanly
:r.s5. Mt. Holly, t-I.H, Lenoir
$5.btl, ("lanite Falls :l5.l Hicko
ry, Coii-.ver tLG5, Xewtoi,
$'1.55, Maiden $1.5"0, (rastonia S4.
(".5, Dallas, S4.5U, Hardin Li'").
'fhr?C. A; L. connect with the (J. (:.
train at Linctdntoii at 10:1)0 a. nr
The excursion train will l.;t-e
'A'ilniington at s a. m. July :27th
and arrive at Lincolnton about b
. m. connecting with the C V; L
hot h ways.
This
exeltl-sion 1?
lor whitw peo- ,
P1" ollJy. -md will not he bothered
.,ur ,.001 ftll a healthy hver to I
.. e, nie v.hieii, Aer'8 Sarrapanlla
:A the Supe: ior Medicine. , uliR j
-.vln idy upon eoiDseties ; b-au i, '
?y O.-eii coui()iexions, fcbouid make J
ote ot tln, l-eanog in mind tti.it j
they can't improve upon nature. i
. " " ft
THE in: -itxiox.
4i)out J2" Old oioldfen Knjoy
Ilie Occasion.
( l . . r . , , ,
! M, last iuesday,.h.lyrd;thero !
was a re-union ol the old Soldiurs
ot Lincoln county. Early in the
morning vehicles began to come in
and by 10 nYloek our streets were
hron'ieJ with humanity. A pro-
ai .v.
i :netl at the court- 1
holism ami iMInid vcterane funned t
;, ...... i i . t.
i!i iiiiu ami maieuMi in vosmer s i
;n,Ve near theu-pei to attend tin
ev-ivises of the dav. Hon. V. A
Jraham was master of ceremonies
j re
jucuv UOK.O ieJiveiv an an( ress
f welcome which was fraught with
good son tal ::v n.-v. Lev. M.- T.
Hte.de c(.ndii. te.l the devotional
exerciser. Mr. J. Hall of Hick-
reidete with wisdom through
out He touched upon many
j points of interest, especially to th.;
old
hli -rs present. We won id be
.,ur space is not sattieicnt. Imme-
.li-iti.V nt't,p tl,;. .1.1 !..,..-... n... ..
( e. , Ulin iHllll'-.IM 11115 il
au
uience repair, d to the table m the
grove which was groaning under
the burden ol many good things.
Alter the inner man had been sat
isfied the aiuli. n'ce again repaired
lo the grove to lisb-n to an address
ny Capt. L. J. Hovle after which
the large audience dispersed and
went, to their homes rejoicing be
cause of such a pl.-a-ant day and
re-nnion. The Liverside Land."'
furnished excellent music for the
occasion.
A camp was organize 1 of morn
than a hundred members, an ae
e. ui.t of which will appear in
i some tuture isue of the Conm:i!
'I Uo 1E4miI1 ol a Tiiat.
CannEI.Tox lud. 1 have u e
S iimmtis L:vr R u:a'or., mann
Leturnl hj J. 11- Z-iien &. C.,
P . ubdpliia, and found th it lor ior
d gcKtiua and livor co npiaiut it is
'h bfst aneJ:ciii I evT used E.
F. CI u k. Y r.r dru-igist el'8 it la
j)vi(lcr or liqaid. The powder to
he taken dry or made into a tea.
Ootitify X:tlltr.
T'e c.enfv , oniinissioners mt
in ivmilijj j iii hf!ly'":f;ijii last:
Mot. day, Jk.;(i4l.t?lrd was-presenU
and th-e lolfowingYoX'i'vednigs we're ;
had vi : '
I V A K - .j and W M Hull were f
i .ipttoinb d a committ c to h t the
''tra-i f..r n.-w bridge over In
dian Creek on V
Kutherfoiil
. a t
1 I . A .' II Till'
rai: iiei.oii i .uiiv n i unuo
r,,:l1 111 X"rt!l Urook township was j
U,HI ' - ' -lM"l
rsfa!i was appointed overseer to j
"P" ""t said . load : e(ition fr a
rh:xu: " " I'"' !ir ,Y,:l(l n";,r
Chun h w as grant - d
M L Ib avie'r was elected keep
er of'ihe Home for the Aged and
Infirm 'for o.oH per month for each
initiate and pay' '"" W rent for the
land. '
The following bills were audited
ami ordered" to be paid: II 0
Wood . 1" services as Clerk A-c.
for Juie : PA Keep S. 75 goods for
The Home; L I) Haynes .1 P LtMj
Ex ol Y T Smith;' L D Haynes
.'is.iM. li.-ting thxes Lincolnton
town.-'iip
V F Haxler 77. b5 The
Home li'J for . Jun- : H S lbdinson
lor 1 ne Home:
d M Maynanl t".M, liimlw for
Xewtoi. r.ad: Panisaiu A. Burton
LOO, hardware for jail; Jno V
Cornwell ."..(H). inakiugand putting
iqt iron door in jail ; S W McKee
t.00, ex. V T Smith ; I-1 S Starred
5.(10, jmblishing '2 notices; J II
Tutlirow '. Od w in. ling tt.wn (Jock
May and Jmie:JK Cline-.50
arrest .Vc ot W T Smith : I N Alex
ander 0 S 7.15 a nest and delivery
of Mai ion Hest. r; J K CTine,
She riii ',() jail f-es Are for June;
M l: a! 7.50 taking W T Smith
to Western Hospital; X A .Mcln-
p.sh
1 1 1 . i k 1 1 :
itlins
;or
-y j
St.-ele and child : J ( Urittiiu 2
allowance for Frances Cnsbey ; J E
Faker I'.Oi) for l! months' allow
ance for intirm son ; A Lee Cherry
2.it") for 1 month's allowance for
! Ollie Abernelhv : I ) A how' X- Son
j 2.2:, fi- 1 month's allowance for
i vr.lQ. li M T..-.-1-iv o -n . i
l-'wamv for iniinn daughter; F T
lS'01't - ;,, allowance lor iniinn
n ; JVLvs C Cleninier, 1. 50 1 month
allownnce for .Mary Glenimer's
children : ierome Yarbora 1.50
allowance for himself; R W Clinv
-J.oo tor hi::, self; Mr E V Ram.
sey iH) tor herself and family; J
j xV iVixon ."!i.5i listing" taxes C S
j townshi; S S Morris L'd.05 listing
I taxes Ironton tnwnship; Susan
j lluss 1.50 1 month? allowance for
infirm laimhter: I r W L Crouse
tM,t, services at j.il ,vc ; coroner
and jury 1--.-P) for inquest over
id v of Jno 1' 1 rwin.
Only th
Scars
Remain"
j Says Kf.xi: y Hudson, of the James
Smith woolen
Machinery Co.,
Philadelphia,
I'a., who certi
fies as follows:
"Anions the
many testimoni
als which I see
in ivgar.1 to cer
tain nioilioiueri
performing
onus, cleansing
tho blood, etc.,
noiio impress me
l il. no th;ui my
own case.
Twenty years
ago, at the ago
fat$ of 18 years, I had
-j5?3 swellings coma
on my legs,
jHfcCij whicn hroive'ina
J5 b n c a in o run-
iUy ii i n 2 sores.
Our family phy
sician could do
me no good, and it was feared that the
bones would be alTc'tcd. At last, my
food M
IVSother Urged Vie
to try Ayrr's Sarsapai ilia. T took three
bottles, the sores healed, and I hnve not
been troubled since. Only the sears
remain, ami tlie memory of the
past, to remind me of tlie good
Ayor's Sarsaparilla lias done me.
I now weijih two "hundred and twenty
pounds, and run in the best of health.
1 have been on the road f.-r the past
twelve ye:rs, bave noticed Ayer's Sar
saparilla advertised in all parts of tlie.
United States, and always take pleas
ure in telling what good it flid for me.'
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
Prt-pare.l !y lr. J.C A yer & Co., Lowell, Man.
Cures others, will euro you
EX E(HI 1 0 R'S NO! ICE !
llAv.n i!i.i!ifil as tlifi Kx-.outor
11 HfHlilfT.
HfHiiif r, ,io.c:t.l, all i.crms having I
f1",s S-'nt :aid thto nre hereby noli- ;
m-d t . Inward n t prnt thamc j
tot..e m,deri!rn.loni.r ltore the 30th
nay of l8.,5 r tIll, n)it,ce he
rleMdei ,n bsro'tl.e.rr.very. All rrJ
s)r.s nul.ted to s.id etite. p'ease erne
sr" - JU"
ofOUUEAFNKB.dec'd. j
June 22
WW
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I tc'"ti J3 7 l I i-
i,
AT THE
It will pay you to note care- j
niiiy ine tollowm genuine
Bargains otlere.l. Moy.
SHOES
In onler to close out in the
next thirty (3()) days our
entire stock of T
Faiit vv; Sons tine
shoes for Lilies and
Misses, we will oiler them
at the following prices.
Lubes ibitton Dong. Com
mon 8ene shoo l'.mer
ly S-.7r cow SL.00.
Ladies Bult. Doug. Opera
foe pat. Tip fommily
:U)0 i.ow 2,?5.
Ladies P.atr. D. ng. Opera
toe loimeily 2 50 now 2.00
Lad is Goat Lace Sin e iors
in m l 'J CO now 1 50
Misses l'.utt. D mg. Shoes
louneily J.75 & 100
now 1, 25 aup 1.50
ft m B :H AIXIS
Fine Press ginghams forme rl7,
1() U now .08cts.
Dress ginghams for
merly 8 now .06cts
ounxfi Nice style former.
l" S iiiiu ( 'tM
Very handsomw style and vory
best quality of
Outing
now 08cts.
Our entire line of Fancy
white -goods that sve sold from
li to lCtS ciit now to 121 cts
Jicspecfulli,
,oiici; !
The copartnership heretofore ex
isting between G. L. Clifton of
Stanley Creek, and S. E. Mauney
d' Lincolnton, is this day dissolved
bv mutual consent. Mr. Manner
Will settle all bill due by the firm
.
except tllo.-.e due in the town of
Stanley Cr.-i-k,
C. L. ('i.Il'TON
S. F. Malney.
IS THE BEST.
HO SQUEAKING
fLi. CORDOVAN,
FRENChd E'iAMELLED CALF.
O.-'r'ULIL.t,J50LES.
j 2. H. BoysSciiudlShdes.
; X. 5EN0 TOR CATALOGUE
rkltv V7L. DOUGLAS,
BROCKTON, MASS.
Yn can sari inoner liv piiirlkntiiog V. I..
nilllui.lN !:.
Because, vc ai e the i.u;.;'-a liianiifacturers of
adverlise.l shots in the wot 1.1, and guarantee
the vnhif- hy statiij-'int; th.f name and price on
the holt. .in. wliik.li pi'.tt its viu against high
pru s :iml tlie itii.l.IifisKin'-. .:.lil; Our shoes
cmi.il i ut..m Murk in .-!h , t y fittinjr and
vvc.it iti ii (jtt.-ilitic-s. Wr h ive them sold every
where nt lower prices for t h value fiveti than
any othi r i.. il... 'i'.ikc n.i suhstitute. If your
clealtf canuU supply C'.i, lit can. Sold by
Man ley .Sc i:,o.t Ch.-rr.v vjilo, N, C.
CRYSTAL LENSES
TRAOt MARK.
.I. A. -Smith, Druisl, has ex
clusive sal; of lli.-so yhissos in
X.'utMi,. X. C. Fiv.ui the factory
of Kollaiu 'c M .r--. t:,e only com-plet.-oj.tienl
i;int ia tlie south
Atlanta, u.
g&-VviUL v,: ;ir. i,t . applied
with ih.e faiiious .)as.s.
Tiiriiw Eli.vAi( It; ;ho Dog!-.
j M any do this.
Ihey het'mu: din- j
d.e'ors and iu. a;l- I
1 gusted with
! iSuch h.wt
'; TJ"-- ;
n . . 1 ' 1
' ' " :
ir I't to fl-lit. Kep fo j
stomach ill Order and di-emos f.n. !
wets C n.
1 l.H s Dy,pepsia
Reaudj. Ir buihls up aLd flv, a
r 'r -
ofc per b.jtth. For si!e by rirnou
gists.
. FATHER OF LOW PRICES
TRUNKS, TRUNKS,
We carry the largest line of Trunks in our towrt. Don't fail
to see them before buying.
Nice Line of Cheap Furniture.
Bureaus only 3.50
Split Bottom Hocking Chairs .75
Cauo " 44 1.00
Split 44 44 with arms 44 1.25
Caue " 44 " 44 44 ' 175
All our sum tier CALICOS, GINGHAMS and other light dresa good
will lie closed out mucti below regnlar price.
Cati and see them.
STRAW HATS STRAW HATS
CIolg&ljp C itieap
We buj-and sell all kinds ot country produce.
We tell LIME h- the Bid. or in small qaantit 83.
RESPECTFUL L
M, S. IRoWnson & Co
P. fc. Ltok lor iicv 4ad" e ery woek.
MONEY TO LOAN
Oiilonjj time, and easv terms
in amounts of not less than
$300.00. Secured by lirst
mortgages on Real Estate, pay
ment made by niinual install
ments. Dle Nov. 1st. each
I year. Apply to
.SC. FIN LEY, Att'y at Law,
Dec 5ih jicolnton, N. C.
Owing to the Failure of
a lagre
Tobacco Manufacturer
at Mb AiT. niC I can now
I sell you a fine tobacco at a very
low price having bought a
large lot very cheap,
I also have a cur Ion. I 100 Bi'm ot
Indian it nk Limo. hieh I am
KelPug CHEAP.
MY STOCK OF STAPLE AND
FANCY GROCERIES IS
FIRST CLASS SATIS
FACTION GUARANTEED both
in QUALITY & PRiCE.
I AIM AKIDIUS
Be sure vu :mt & shc me,
Very tiiuly,
A. W REEDY.
ADM'RS NOTICE!
Havin; qualified as a Juili iti nVr of V.
H. IUmsaiir dtcenscJ, 1 ht-rt-by n..tifv all
I creditors t .the .id VV. 11. Kamscur to
i present their Hf-c.ur.ls and claims to me
duK vcrltiod n or Mine the 20th dav of
June, li'jo and all pera. ns mltst-ted to
I said e-tate will p'e-is make immediate
payment. Thi 12th day of June lS'.U.
I Adtn'r. ot V 11 1:ah(-air, dec'J.
Jiino 15 fjt.
I saliE of ,taluablc"t;a2,td ! !
j By virtue f an order mad-i this day by j
i by the Sup-? jor Court of l.ino-.in county j
in the proeeedirg entitled '.I. E. Cron-j
' I 1 ..A.' .. , ll'r.l r T '
i inii j ouhi i u L a 11 WHS ,M J ones
! Nhiicy !.hi'i et al. "1 will sfl at pub
j lie audi.. n at t he Court LI tte door in
j Lincoln County on Monday 23rd day ot
j Juiy IS'.U at n -n all that . tr-.t of "hnd
i -for mealy o-vnd hy Willis M Joa s and on
j which lie resided up Vj the date of his
J dea'h, Ijinif. Ironton Township of Lin
: coin canty adj . inin the i n.ls tof Mr.
Camp, JSJ.s I, K (Jo.d.s i, and others,
coattir.iu- al ut 6L aeies. Tonus ol nale:
i cisli, I a'ai.ee on hx, and twelve mouths
crei.t, on n t-i with approved security
hear.n intdres-t. and titled reserved until
j aid f..r in lull, with privile t the pur
cha-r ot ' paying H oh. i'tn 20th ot
June 18(4. JEci-.oNLa.no alia'r
eta of Wiim M Jones.
J-ine 2-J . 4t
Parties dejiiring
CHINA PAINTED
or BURNED; would do well
to correspond with
Miss Bettic V- Alander,
Concord, M. (;.
Aho work in oil. fJmrm.
j jv"
NOTICE i
JSuiu e isjicn-hy given to a r-f-rsons
holding claims agin-t tlie fstae ot '.
Allchal df-c-'d to present tfiem l..r .fttlf
mont t U)e un.lcr?iar.eJ on or )-f.,n ihft
l'th ilv.tf .lune ls.i.". or tins notice will
to jilfi.j.'l in Itsr ot thfir rci-ovfry. All
rsuns owing s.tiil t.-itrt ro hr-reny no
tifi-il lo n ake ?-!t ineiit ht ori.e. j,
I strtte iaj.-t le woun-1 m. in tim
i nllowd ly law; Jun llitti, lsf.
wlh will annexrd of W. li. Al icn4i., deed
Jt'L 22 tit-
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having qualiHid as executor of Kaac F-
i'aioc all erson hnxill cla.UH .H.nst
tor ar hereby not. fi-d to nTent
tbe ? orPlSfo?e
June 15th lg)i or thw notice will 1
J11 hl arcf their recovery. All Der-
iirra1
ifl.A. Foseet.
Ext. of Isaac E. Vaink
June 15
Gt.
1894 1894.
OPENED WITH
NEW WORK,
Harness, Bridles,
Saddles and in fact
ANYTHING
that is used, needed or to be
WORN by HORSE or MULE.
AVith Fifteen years experience
l am prepared to furnish any
thing in my Line at Hard Time
Pru'es, for Cash or Barter.
Repairing done on short
NOTICE.
Give me a call and be con
vinced. Shop on JJonrt Square
back of W. H Michal.
Ilespectfullj',
J. P. BEAN.
RTotice !
And don't forget to no
tice what I am
about to say.
1 vi8h to call your aitttutiou to a
Hue grade of iUacbitie Oil I now
i ve 011 hau l f r Reapers and
Mower?, which will not gum on
.Your machiiM tf.
I will rtlco Have in atock iu a few
Cas, a lot cf open ernl TJBIM.
BLES, fur wbn-.h it ere is
to much demand. I
all ad k liave ou
lutid atopply
of Thiua
ties well vtutiUted ou either side,
which 1 do not try to sell, as I
w i;,h lo I
iecli(u of curi sit ihs.
Just received more Cotton
Harrows J Jhe best thing of
the Kind on the maiKet.
Don't forget to caM examine my
SHUKS just rc?ived. I am now
selling tlicm to te tune
of Slioe-flf.
Now, like I'm Pnouograpb, re
fain win! you l ave tfeen in, until
you an ieadv to reproduce to yonr
tin mis It r general application and
ii'i Respectfully,
b A. TOBY.
An Antidote
TD HAIR ID flMES &
THEIR
RESULTANT EVILS:
A WELL-SUPPLIED
THlNKIG-SKOP
and
Frequent PotionS
of
Bottled
EnergY.
Call and see,
B. F. OR1GQ.
IF Tor it HACK ACHES,
uryou are all iv..m out, really good forooti-
inj,'. 't U general debility. Try
r. BKoirX'S lie OX H1TTEB.8.
it wui cure ycu, cleanse your liver, and glT
-- . i iood &ttMttita.