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u e hnow irum uciuai
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luinibh tl.e citizen of Lincoln
county a good paper.
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to give more reading matter. If
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small th3 amount, come up and
help us out and we will do better
for you. We can work much bet
ter w li-n we have no heavy weight
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(Mir ivudur have been advised
that a certail election was held in
Alaktina la.st week. It was held
under a funion of Populists and
Hepublicaus and under the Aus
tralian ballot system, which the
I'opulist Omaha jdatfoi in demand
ed as in the interest of honest el
ections. The Democrats swept the
deck, and no explanation is ottered
by I lie Populists of why the great
victory thy were to have won is
turned to defeat except the charge
that they were defrauded de
frauded, mind you, under a sys
tem of voting which their nation
al platform demanded as one which
would insure fair elections. The
true explanation of this and of
previous elections for years is that
there are in Alabama, as in every
other Southern State, more demo
crat than their are either Repub
licans or Populists, and that, w hile
there may appear to be more of
th-jse two combined than of Dem
ocrais. whenever and w herever they
attempt to fuse enough fall away
trom both side to leave the Dem
ocrats till in the Lad. The re
sults of these two last Rep.-Pop
fusion elections those of Tennes
eo and Alaba.na promise but one
thing as to the election m North
Carolina this year; and he who
nub may read. Landmark.
WiiMillllKtiMI I.CllCf.
C 'i r sio:iiienc3 of Coubier.
Washinotos. Aug. '20, 1S94:
IVisident Cleveland will not,ac
couling to those who ought to
Know, definitely decide what ac
ti n lie will take on the tariff bill
i;!.t;l j;, i turns from Uray Gables,
wnni.tr no was vtnvei. by a trou-
bl -on..- attack of malaria : but
th.it only r.-lates to detail, as it is
r-: nd.'d a fully settled that the
bill .-hall become a law. In fact,
o ltiti-d copies of the bill are now
on the way to ewry collector of
ut nis. t.,, that when it beoomes
si it a-;11 only be necessary to
I -:iaj)li the collectors .b have it
f t nht into eifect. Th 8 Presi---
t w 1I1 r, turn this week.
Ifi -onie quarters there is a dis-
tion to believe that the Mur
jdjy resolution, against further
consideration of taritY legislation,
which was adopted by a vote of 27
itlfi - a bare;iuorbyAt
' Senate, may he the cause of the
lanil bill DblJi veio. lt.ls oi
Clevekijd ig Uiuch , interested 11
of
the borate bills placing ;oal,iron
or1 and barbed
wire on thy fine
list, and deaires to'soe them "be
come laws, and it id equally well
known that the Murphy resolution
was intended to kill .those hills for
the prejij, sesajqiu Ijwas .stated
when the House democratic cau
cus which resulted- iu the passage
of the Senate tariff bill was in ses
sion that the. oemocratic steering
committer of thaSenatehad Riven
a pledge that these seperate bills,
and that providing. .fory free sugai,
ahould be voted upon by the Sep
ato before adjournment, if the
House would accept the Senate,
amendments to the Wilson bill,
and it is believed that without that
pledge the House'would nJt "have
kcted. These' things were all
known to Mr. CleVelahd, but those
whose opinions would carry weight
will not at this time express them,
ns to what, if any, eifect the S'e"n-
ate resolution may haVe on the fate
of the tariff hilf.
An otiicVal stalebieht "made by
tti; disbursing clerk of' the Depart-'
j inent of Agriculture shows ' that
the reduction in the expend itUfres
ofthst department for the fiscal
vear ending June '3rd, 1894, was
slightly in excess of 14' per cent.,
and that nearly $500,000 of the an-.
nual appropriation" niaVle for the'
department was uuexpanded and
would be covered back into' the
Treasury. ' That's the 'kind of a
I . " :
democrat Secretary Morton is. Hi
in8 connection it is well to Call'
...
attention to another official fact'
calculated to' impress "people with'
the idea that the damocfats in
Congress are living '"Up ; to the'
parly pledges' of "economy ' in
public expenditcre, if they haven't
gone as far in some other direction
as they might- have 'cone. The
total amount 'appropriated at this
session of ' Oohirressj accofijl'n'g jo
the figures of Chairman SayerSjOf
the House appropriation' commit
tee, is $28,835,989 less than the to
tal appropriations made at the last
session cf Congress. In othe-r
words, the government lids been
saved just that much
Representative Bland 'prevented
the bimetallic league'eiiuoKsing the
populists at tho cohfore'fico hek!
here last week. He simply told1
the other members of the' commit
tee, w hen the" chairman of :' the'"
populist national committee' asked :
that his party be en'dorseii7'that-if
the league was to be turned iVito a
populist machine, he " aiVd'o'thtltH
democrat would draw out. '(ik&
committee decided to endorse
nothing but silver and to use! its
entire efforts to Secure 'tfre "election-
of silver men to' the 54th Congress,
and issued'an address' hi accord
ance with that dtcisio'n.1 , ''
The old rumor that "Secretary
Carlisle was about (o retireTro'nr
the calunet came' Out- as fepry as
thyugh" it had not 1een "killed a
dozen or more "times,' during the
last three or four days." lf was
preceded by the riiinorll1iat"Sec
retary Carlisle's letter to Senator
Ilanis, who is actin'g'ch'airmah .of
the Senate finance .committed 011.
account of sickVess"' "Senator
Voorhees, concerning "the effect
the bills passed by tiie House,
placing on the Free lrst sugar' coal
iron ore, and bkrberj wire; vron'ld.
have upon the revenues'' of the
government if favoraby acted
u'pon by ili.eSeiidtb;Kad bee'rr-writ-ibjood
ten withont'-rresident Clevehind'e
knowie'dge and that it bad-caused
a coohiess between Ihe ttro'-menj.
Never was a t6ry -built "upon a
falser foundation.-. Although: Sec-;
retary CarlilseVleUAr waa written
m accordance-with' tiie. -routine-
custom ir answer to 4he. usual in-
quiry- mad ; by the chairman of
the finance committee of. the. Sec
retary of the .-TreaRury egijcernjiig'.
contemplateil legislation it .qan be.
positively stated that. Present,
t leveland was.,-..fully iniormwl 0
its contents before it .was se.nt
Jt
rd
contained,--by the.. way, u'a wcr
ot argument- f
"111, mereiY-nil. PsJimstP.nt i'ha I
- --r- .
revenue tbat wculd bQ.jetained or-
lost. It is. doubtless -whetler. any-
resvtn I. ver ,ejijoyertet
jlation with his Secretairyof Je
Treasury tian- Air. Cleveland do$
wit h Mr: CarjTslnd ? all talbf
coolness betwaeii i tolals imply
notdeservirig'anj'i?netns:con-Bideration.
; ;Th'e ejtidehce9 of alalVtate
jiftir atialelglrhis year, contouue
to muuipiy. -
It has already ben announced
that such large farms as the Vau
derldlt estate, of buncombe; the
Mcl 11 tyie estate, of Onslow; the
Kennedy, 'farm, of! Lenoir; the
jUidijkndHoinewoodlarni, ofAl-
amance ; Fair View farm, of
Wake; Mott" Farm, of Iredell;
Sedgeheld stcck and dairy farm, of
Forsyth ;" the lleg poultry farm,
of . Forsyth; Osceola poultry
yards, of Craven :' Occ'ii'6echee
rV" '"' ' jp-'-'fi i . . - 1
iarm, 01 urange, me apenari
farm',' of Berti5; the Scotland Neck
breeding fetud, oT Halifax ; Robin
son Stables, of Abson : WachoVia
Kennels, of Forsyth';' Kelt's pit
gam'y ar'd, of Caldwell Parker
farm, of "RaiidoipHpbesides hdn
dfe'8s of farmers representing the
State -from thd extreme East to
tho'extreme Wesf, will make ex
hibits ;
The peanut, rice and grain in
dustry will be extensively and ar
tistically shown.' J
. Voluminous ccrrf spondence is
being ' had " with famous cattle
breeders, oijtside trie State who
desire to exhibit their cattle at the
'Tsorth Carolina Fair, and cplite a
number have promised to berpres-
ehf: "; ''
Among the attractions that have
been secured are the Cyclorama of
t.hS Battle ot Gettysburg, of w-hicb.
State Treasurer Tate and Col. T. S
Kenan 8,peak highly and favorably ;'
(hev Working WorW; one of the
most 'wonderful pieces of mechan
ism 'itf.jneumtecT. Spates'; the TJo
hsmian glais blowers, wbbse'artis
lie and delicate .y work .in'glass.
chain attention by the "liours, and
other fascinating novelties. '
There will be three great days :
Education day on Tuesday ; Sol-
4ifersrJay, wjiich Incofporates a
reunion of the. Confederate and
r eterai veterans, on Wednesday ;
1 r arrners Jay, on "rnnrsday..
Col. J. H. Holtof Burlington,
N. C. is Chief Marshal, and will
il?iwe..a lajgecorps .""of: dasjiiiyr and
gallant assistants '
- M.iUiil-and oil.er aluio8ihern
; jntltt,nce8 am t?jt couutei acttd: Ur
kt-epiug -tbe , blooL pure nd vig
oroui 'itu ... Aer'-. . s .raapnlla
A httlq caution 1 la this rrsitrct uiaj
i)revuaV xerious ifluesi at tbi hea
.690. Ayer's Srr-apardla v is the' b si
alLtue,-year 1011ul me ioiue ; if)
exiHience
Li pibl iruu, I'rliu u rj' ,
.:, TlieRopublican Primaryaneett
yniyr iprej .Uank Pnecenct met
.Aug4, lgih5 1 8p.4, and ojgaiuzed by
electing- J .lichalj- Chairman,
mul.Jjfl.' 3. A be'rn.eth.y. -jSecy. ,.-j
The o-bject.-.jtlu8 being loelect
delegabBs. to the County Cciven-
tion .wb.je.Ji istojbo held in Lincoln
L.tpn .August 24Uln -u- .h,i3f
IJpon , jnption, nominated and
.elficted,fir. M RUchal, W A Keener,
and "A C.t.ip.eberggr, delegates.
W F Huggins . J P Armstrong
anu jonn lunen were electea aL
ternates.."' 4 'v
G M Micha'(?l;'fownship commit
tee. . ;
. tJpon motion the delegates were
uiiuisfructed ':
Upon motipn adfoiirnednd the
'proce'e'diilg's of .the 'me&ting to. be
pu ulis'h'yd iii" the Lincoln Courier.
J M 31'iciiael, Ch'm.
. Abkrkthy, Sec.
Ayei'j Sars tiiarill free th
ir'oiu l!ali"' scro'.ulous. and
inflamnTatony l.uinois-
The SuVceVa whieh ' Hood "a Sar
saparilla litts u'hiI in treeidk old tnd
yountj Irorp affictutha' cuuhctl b
impure blood," fa really' rtuSartatile
IfoodV Sarsaparflla is a building
u'pvmedibiue.'. '" ' " :
i alipl Meuafojrlal OniiTeiiiluit.
Ijy authority, of the'Democratic
Exeutiyy Committee ! of "the 29tR
enatnnajistnct of North; Caro-
M."". cnjI2?seas )) V.t, Ate?anj
rter, Catawha andtincblncouhtie's
1 nereoy call a convention if, arid 1'
for said Dis'tiict 'to meet in Tav-
Vnt T'Tn.tnf thannrtjn.B
rr" " i--"" - iiULii- ( 1
infhiff- Candidates'---for tho'W'i lh land menKcned in
StalSSfin'ate: anH trftaoT?ww
si " "' ""7fhiran(tidjoiningthelajdsof S. F.Sher-
fotlgrjjdness that ,Piay come be I rill and otheis, said tract containioj two
foi'eit: -ii i 1 . -C f " aeies three 'rocda and' thirty tares poles.
TS 'n :xi ui ts A I mcrtgagei duly recorded in Ua-
J..O. Hall, hh E2&. Com. coin County EegUtiy Book, No-r& pages
-u.mu uou.pwgd, jam cr, gripe. 1
Sold by all draggiitb- ,"
To The IlrpublloauM f Liu-
Ab Ujo ' State Convention dpe
not riiet ifrrtirthe 30th of Augufif;'
the Republican Executive Com
mittee of Lincoln county have de
cided to withdraw the call for ft
convention 011 the 4th of August
and follow more closely the plan
of organ ization'adop ted by the 'last
State Convention
The Republicans of each-township
in - the-county are therefore
rtHjueeted to meet, at such place as
the Committeeman ot each town
ship may designate, on Saturday..
August the 18th at 1 o'clock p. m.
to elect ' delegates.' to the county
convention and toelact a Township
Committee." Each, Township, will
tie entitled - ta. tjiree delegates iu
the county con vetition , Jm-
Liricolnton township will meet J
in the conrt house at Linpolnpn. ;
r , By.jnstructiont irom the .county
E xecutivj Committee a Republi-
can conventioft?is hefehy-called to '
meet iu the court .houseat Lin- ;
colnton on Saturday August the '
25th at 12 a'elock- top the purpose ;
of electing delegates to the State
and District Convention and for 1
snch other-business as may come
before the convention; . . 1
' ; W. C. "Mulles, Ch'ai. . j
: "J. , T. DeLane ?eVy. I
July 25, '94. " ' .
Take it as yoo tt 1 , in liqald or
powder form, ooly e th .1 .-u $el
Simmons Liver Rrgu(aicr. 1(
cores Sick He-nlacer, Uiiiuusittsi
Ooastir rtioo. You nee. t net irako
i Tea of It. Aspoontul of th.1 n-;
qtid, or a itinch ol tbe p.iwder,
just def rc go oj to bed win insure
refrtstiing nlefp, and the next
morning you it I ns thou . li 50a
had a re linie on liti. o .i :
(tack ape po(l. i-25
, hen untying imo t iir pic en.
nouie 1 b.u.ui a t Ctirtia .i
aiu Pam Biliulctl liy a luliiur
tenant". Outh ;ab .il toutiil ih
ilateiufiit thrti It hh yo. d fix Cuts
ird ImiiiH. I 1 nil ieury to iLe
lutUt f ihin. Noiilii tu' ah uy
xpeiiencA baa foun.l itn ttquitl lui
vr atiiig bliatei8 ut i.uriis. F. VI.
Bairetrp, muager Le Sueur Senti
nel, le Sueur, Miun. Paiu iiulva is
ilso a sure cure lor rheumatism.
For sale by Dr. VV: L. CroUrc, Diutf.
181.
m:ivct:u uatis 0 w, . l..
Kulgbn ol IjiIiIn roiiclttvc,
VMh liitfiuii, I, cr. '
To Coupon Agents: On ac
count of the above occasion you
are authorized to sell. round-trip
tickets to Washington, D. C, and
xeturn-at rate of On Fare for the
round trip, using tickets Form S.
A. L. Ex. 1057, or S. A. L. Ex. 1058
as parties may elect, detaching
the regular contract and substitut
ing therefor Iron-clad Paster con
tract. Tickets tc be limited to a con
tinuous passage in each direction;
extreme limit Sept. .6th; provided,
however, that the extreme limit
may be extended to Sept 16th if
the." tickets .are ..deposited with the
Joint Agent . at Washington on or
before Sept 6th. Post two oopies.
T. J. Anderson,
Uen'L Pass. Agent.
Tickets "on sale 23rd to 28th in
clusive. Rate from Laicolnton
112.45.
My lov was trtken with a disease
r6Newiiing bloody flui. The first
thing I thought of was Chambers
laih'w Oolic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
li mt-dy. Two doses of it settled
th- matter and cured him tound
ari.i well- -1 heartily recmmf od
ibis lemtMly to all peisons sulT.i.ior
troin a like complaint. I will an
wtr Hiiv ti.quiries regardiuif it
Whin stuicp 8 ebcloaid. I iefrr to
in c utity uffi.'.ial aa to - iar reli-
. Wm. Iti'AcH, J P., Primroy
Q.niltrH,.U'., Ttiui. For haie bv
ir. W L Grouse, Uiupfcibt,
MT GEE'S LANDSALE-
A mortggH Laying bren executed by A.
, 8rdt tj tte unsersiEnti dated jure 2nd
ISS 1 , t i cat -thfr payment ot a dcbl tbea j
t onthictod, 'sndrdetanit' ha?lng been made j
1 " 1 ;PMur,r:
.ue 6f the fity
i-. ' 1-
11 L.incnincon, u com couniy vn vsciooe
:iiid aprfgage lying in Uncolnton Towa-
' J. B. LtwiKlIfgce,
'Augit,24i8sfr:r4:
;Kf2metb'Kasetiiora lnd the good
fottlnitf '.iceivr.tt aniall boitlf 'f'.'
Difcrtbma. -tb medy
Ha of Wei lamily wer aii
dymuieiy; Thi- ouw 3iillj
wl en
I D I HO
tDtmbi"
with
bottle curftd ibt-m all uud be hnd j
Baker, pruiuiaeut merohaut or
the place. Lewinoo, N. 0 and It
cnid Limot the .MPUiot.
WUq tMtublt-d with dyiilrv, di-
-airboea, colic or chidem. moibua
iriv ibis.iiDedj . .trial. nnil oa
will h iiiore ihMD pIrM:! with iie
refcblt. Tlie iii ibftl nalnrally
tollowa ilm iutroduatho hdI utw baa
made it rry popuUr. 5 60. v
t'ottfeN for Mile by Dr. W U Cruae,
; Mrs. J. II. IIobsnydeh, 152 Pacific
Avs., Santa Cruz, CaL, writes:
" When a girl at school, In Reading,
Ohio, I had severe attack of brain
lever. On my recovery, I found myself
perfectly bald, and, for a long time, I
feared I should be permanently so.
Friends urged me to use Ayer Hair
Vigor, and, on doing 'so, my hair
Began to Grow,
and I now have as fine a head of hair as
one could wish for, being changed, how
ever, from blonde to dark brown."
. " After a fit of sickness, my hair came
out in combfulls. I used two bottles of
Ayers Hair Vigor
and now my hair to over a yard long
and very full and heavy. I have recom
mended this preparation to others with
like good-effect."- Mrs. Sidney Carr,
1160 Begina St., HarrUburg, Pa.
"I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for
several years and always obtained satis
factory results. I know it Is the best
preparation for the hair that Is made.'
O. T. Arnett, Mammoth Spring, Ark.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
rrefr4 Dr. J. C. Ayer 6 Co-, Lowell, Uw.
by
i (jae film fym.
Open Your Eyes ,
lo these showy, shoddy shoes,
that the country is being flood
j ed with they are sold,- as bar
gains on account of their fine
appearance, but in reality they
aae dear aj: half the. price a&ked
Tu great mistake that tbe mnjoiity ot the
Merchants make, U that they liiten to tbe
eiy of the public for cheap good., and they
go into ' ttiti Market with; the one Idea o1
buying the Showiest Shoe lor the money'
and they meet with success with these
shoddy shoes for a while, but the reaction
is" leartul.
We do not believe in PASTEBOARD
SHOES. We therefore appeal to your eo
ber Second Thought and Oood jUommon
Senio with our method of buying shoes
(Alter 15 years of experience.) ;
"Out great object, when we goUto the
Shoe Market is to buy the"-very best wear
ing and fitting shoe legatdless of their
showy appearance.
. And to jirove to you that
the public appreciates our meth
od of buyiug: We have one
shoe alone that wer - placed be
fore the public only a lew years
ago and the first year we suc
ceeded in selling only a few prs.
We axe now selling 800: pairs of the same
tbces yearly.. ... ::
This shoe in our Famous $L"p
Black Bottom G o.lwt ar shoe.
This is the o.igiu.t and i.nl? .
(Jertulqe 46 Jdwea'r,'
A shoe of which we havd Sold
over 600 Pairs and have
. not had 12 pairs re
. turned.
They re the CHEAPEST BEST good
made in the tbe worid at the nrice. The
sale of tham sa great that they are jUnT'
tated with Cheaper Goods at' less price.
Not only their general style bt?ing copied
but the name alao", as it n not copyrighted' I
None are genuine unlea St.
John Kirkham Shoe-Co-is
'stamped on the heel.
FATHER OF
Hix-a in v- Mttmm "
est asbn of the hai dest yer, our sales aro more than bikp
LY satisfactory, they are far better than our expecta
tions.
uui pnuw ai 1- wcuci,
We bought otirgooda for caah is the reason we could afford to
IlO PllOeS JELJLGrlESU'JIPm
- -
ye are now making prepa- I We will not buy more goodi
' rati0n8for the Fall Trade." 1 -than we can paycaakfor.
. M
!: Anrl in nfder to cat un &a much moiiev Sl3 DOSSlble. wer rtAva-
j
hhA'A'h 7tiH
I UYtVY 'nH,
iu (Jlottiing and Dry (Joods. :
Straw Hats, one half our original
Price.
Thin week .we will receive our Full line of"
lieni FVVMl j UAIS Shlukea's VH ATS "
Tbankuog tbe public tor their liberal patronage, we ar&
H.
Superior advantages offered at
. The
Marion Art School -
Concord, N- 0-
F..11 urni begios Seid. 12 1894
BM.tt found with pitvate tamiiies
hi low lars. p if lurtQpr pHiticnJ
lars, add 1 ess, . -
Miss iiKTTiJt aLsxAVDsa.
. i-. Priiic p d
Throw Iliyslc to flie Dogg.
Matiy t.i. ihe became dia
gnsted with d ctora and 1 ur alls
Sach have never tiied lyors
D)spppia Reined r. It pits'the
stomach io order, and many riHtaaea
are iua pot to light. Keep tbe
stomach iu crder and diseases can
not exist. Try lyner's Dyspepsia
Beaiedy. It builds op and gms
new lite from the first dose. T'jv it.
50o. bi.t le. For stle 1.3 dtag
W. L. Douclas
0 LT is THI BUT.
OliVEaNOIQUEARlNQ.
ffl. CORDOVAN,
rafJtCHAEfMNELLEDCALT.
3.fJPOUCE,33oui.
EXTRA riNET
-LADIKS-:
ii Ta
re CATAL0SU6
L.-DOUQLAA,
BROCKTON, fiK.
mu eit mumer hr rokUm W.
1hkI ka,
Byuii. we arc thr largest luaaufacturtrs oi
advertised "nhoea in the world, and ruarantec
the value by stamping the name .and price oa
the bottom, which protect you against high
prices aad the middleman' pro&Ls. Our shoes
qual custom work la style easy fitting aad
wearing qualities. We have them sold every
where at lowex prices for the value given thaa
any other make. Take uo substitute. If your
dealer cannot supply you, we caa. 8oldty
Mau.tej & Bioh., Ohnyvule, N. O.
CRYSTAL LEASES
TRABt MARK.)
fisaUtf rtnt aU alyi.
J. A. Smith, Druggist, has ;er
elusive sale of these glasses" in
Newton, N. C. From the factory
of Kellaui & Moore, the only com
plete optical plant in the south
Atlanta, Qa.
itpPeddlers &t& not supplied
with-these famous glasses.
UNIVERSITY OF
N.
GAROL1NA.
Includes the College, the Uni
versity, the Law School, the : Med
ical School for Teacher. College
tuition 160.00 a year; board $7.00
to $13.00 a month. Session " be
gins Sept. 6. Address President
Wiuston, Chapel HiilN: C.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Having been qualified ai' iha"'Skocatdra
of the la8t wm d Te3Ument ofBoS!
Larr.enter, dee d, all Mrsons hav!n Hum.
agnast said deceaacXiWe hereby noUfied 1
t prsent tbe same for
will Le pleat m .tar of recoveiv. 'TBIs
Aagoitllih 1894-
L. B. Wit 9mm, Aity. - j- -
. Wieo Bb wu sick, W 4.,. Le-'atoria.
; Waea aha waa a CLfla, ae crM fcac CaatorU.
abin;ialili e&jfa CaatorU.
abe Ud OJldrfa,tte jaVetirta Cartoria,
Ik
LOW PRICES
b J lug vuv
Why id tins 7
hkhAtf Aft ftAtih"
Fl1 t ' TrVfTU-
BESPCTF.ULLY..U,
. Eobinson & Co
1894 1894.
0PENED::.W1TH
"T'NEW work;
Harness, vBLdles,
Saddles :-;9nd io fact (
that ii used; -needea or to bs f
: WORN by HORSE or MULE.
. With Fifteen years experiaruM f
I jam prepared to furnish any- j
h thing in" my LlnJat HdrdTlmt
prices, tor casn or Barter.
t
I
-RepaifinG, done on iktrt ;
.' - MOTICE. j
Give me a call and be !
vincd. Shop on Tohrt Squara '
back of W- H- Michal.
Respectfully,
... f
a , Wotloc !
And don t forget to no
. tice whatf I arp
about to say. ;
I wish to cmIi yoiii airtuiiou to
fine grade of Alaoldue Oil I io?
ft va ou hand far Reapers aoi
Jdowers, wbioh will not goes cfi
jour luachliim. . I
I will alflo bate Io titook In a faf
oav a, a lot cf open end TiULt
BLErt, torwbhii iters U
10 much demand. I
alteady bavs on
hsnd a supply
well vtatilated ou ulbtz iik
which I do not tr to fU. sj I
leetton ot curiosities.
"' "Jiiat received triora Coto
Saryowsf fh beat ting of
b Kind on ihd Tmarstet1
Don't forget to call nj timl&4 a i
SHOKSJurficdlyiJcr.'jmi'-lioTr j
' . ' - setlinw iLun to the tote
Now, like the PLoaoiiMLb. in
aiu what y.Qii.har tatan; la,'
you aie ieady to rdprodoce to Ty
mtuds forjeosral applioatisa
' i i; . Ji-iff. A. TOBY.
if-
i.-f" An AntidQtft
A WELL-SUPPLIXO n
and
Frequent Bottitf
...
Bottled
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Euorg!
Callnde,
BF. OR1Q0.
...
WQU, MSPKPtU m
ijflfwtioa, and irca iii'inlsn
BROWW'tf W03T 1TT-
40 dealers kteptt.fi per bettl. ?Et
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