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r- - NORTH CAROLINA , HERXLD. THURSDAY. JULY 7. 1S97. Cy The Herald hat the largettcireub Un f atik paper publitJud in Korean County. . . X, i Brfc3cnfrTios,nATE3 : eaeye&r If pafd In advance, . - - J1.50 " " not paUi advance. - - 2.W Six months, . ... . - - - 100 Sabacrlbert will be called on or notified when mbrerlptions are due. - CITY ITEMS. ROBERT L. RAMSAY, Locau editor The County Commissioners met Monday. 1 -Watermelons arc quite plentiful on oar market. It is now do days, but cats still claim the nights, however. Work on the standpipe was sus pended Monday, it being a legal holiday. : Mr. J. li. . Schults has erected another new and still more hand eomo sign. Mr. Jake Ritchie has moved Into his new- residence f&i Rank street, "and we learn the House he has just vacated will be Occupied by Mr. 11. II. Foard andj family. The house formerly occupied by Mr. R, L. Jolinson is undergoing rrf imnrAtramnnfa o ; 1 a rrrn now L having been attached and other wise improved by painting, &c. - The large room on the ground lloor of. toe lioyaen uouse joining the ofiice of tho hotel is being hand somely fitted up for the stationery and baggage department of the Revenue office. We were grieved to learn of the death of Mr. Falconer Davidson's "youngest child. It was sick but a short time, when death came to the rescue of the JjUle sufferer, Friday morning, about 11 o'clock. The prohibition lecture Tuesday night wa3 not very largely attended,' but those paesent seemed to enjoy the lecture, .which was delivered by Mr. J. Lloyd Thomas hi a manner which did rrpdifc t.n liimsnlf mid'tha cause he represented. We are pleased to learn -.of the success, of one of Salisbury's most promising young men, Mr. Rich ard Wli ! f:nlioi d tt? Vi r lioirinor iiraf W . V l Ul VVllVMMf f I1U I. f I U J MUM graduated at the University of Virginia is offered a position in this distinguished college as delin iator of anatomy. . , ' I'll frtnrfli nf .Tnlu wan rrt. nh. 'served as a holiday generally th'r6ugliout he city but; the splen did game of-Ba3e Ball did not fail to draw a very large ana very entnu- siastic audience, aviio cneerea tue boys, as Ihey deserved to be, for their strenuous efforts to succeed in carrying the honor of victory from the diamond field. L. A. No. C65C Knights of Labor ..(white) suspended in front of their hall Tn the 4th a very large United States' flag, bearing the motto "The only flag of the Working-man." This was done by renuest of Grand Master Workman Pow derly, to show . the loyalty of all " true Knights to our Government and their opposition to Anarchy, Socialism and Nihilism. - A match game of base ball will be played on July 14th, at the base ball grounds in Brooklyn, between the Lightfoot" nine and the "Sluggers nine. The public in general is invited to witness the same, and the Captains of tho two nines request us to say that the la dies are especially invited, as good order will be preserved. The game will begin at 4:30 p. ir. .: Ueavy timbers are being placed in front of Mayor Neave's residence on Main street, preparatory to the erection of a new residence where the old one now stands. - The old building will be rolled to a vacant lot opposite the Salisbury Cemetery, and a contract has been let to Mr. - Mclntyre for , tHe. erection of the new one, wnicn win De quite nanu sbm'e and'very convenient. The picnic gotten up by Jd.iss Minnie Crump and Mr. Oliver Spencer for Saturday last, wa one of the most enjoyable "events we have ever participated in ai the Shoals of the Little Yadkin. The " erowd was not a large one, bjttt jast - enough wire present to mike all ' njoy themselves. The yourlglady nd' gentleman who got up the pio ijic deserve muci praise for the gootf taste displayed in the management of the affair. The second musical entertain eoent of the Apollo Club, of States ville, Prjof. W. H; Neave, musical directbrvtb6k: place last Thursday eveuiug. at the Statesville Opera House, r The programme included ; l.'Tocal Chorus: 2. Piano Drior 3 Vocal Solo; 4. Piano Solo; 5. Vocal bolo;b. lrombone Solo; 7. , Vocal Solo. After that followed the - Op eretta. .1 ha- Musical Enthusiast was performed by Miss Belle M. Wood,;Messra. it. A. Uvans, T. J WitherspooufW. F. Hall, Wr. J. Clifford; D.' A, Baker, R.' P.- Bur ton,' C. Mills and Mrs. D. A. Baker. - The entertainment- was a rreat saecess, and reflects - credit . fili're upon the pupils and "their cl:':r, Prof. i. Li. ;are.- - Persona!. . , - Mr. George Gill spent eeveml daysin the city this week. ; . Capt. Wm. Nance landed eafe from London, and left here for BilesTille Monday. Miss Minnie Crump, of Davie county, is the guest of Mrs. J. S. McCubbins, Sr. Mrs. W. S. Frost is Tisiting rela tives and friends at Old Fort and Black 3Iountain. Miss Mamie Gant, of Greensboro, j3 visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Afebanc, of, this city. - - - Mis3 Ida Meroney returned from Winston Tuesday, where che has been visiting for several weeks. Mis3 Bogsie Krider is on a visit of several weeks to her annt, Mrs. B. A. Knox, of Cleveland, X. C. Mrs. J. M. McCorkle and her daughter, Mi3 Rosa, left for Tate Springs, in Tennessee, on Tuesday. Dr. R. M. Fames, Capt. J. A. Ramsay and A. D. Potts, Esn., jire in Biltsvillcon miuingbusines3. Mrs. John Buis returned on Thursday last after a months' pleas ant visit to relatives and friends at Norfolk, Va. Mr: W. C. Blackmeivleft for Statesvillc Tuesday, where he will spend a few days with his wife and son. who are on a visit to her old home. Capt. G. W. Gates returned on Wedne8dayxlast after a pleasant visit of several weeks in Minnesota, where? ha attended the Master Ma chinists Convention. Misses Fanny Burwell and Mary Hutchinson, who have been the gnests of Miss Mamie McXeety for several days, left for their homes in Charlotte Tuesday. 1 Misses BerieJJurwell and Char lie Hutchinson, of Charlotte, ar rived in the city Tuesday night. They will visit . their cousin, Miss Mamie McNeely, of this place. Mr. John Jacobs and his bride arrived in the city Monday. They have engaged rooms .at the Mt. Vernon Hotel. The Herald wishes them a bright and glorious future. We are pleased to learn a cable wa3 received here this week by Mr. Jas. II. Ramsay from his brother Win. G., who is atvpreaent in Lon don, and Will sail shortly for Amer ica ; ;;' We are glad to have had the pleasure of shaking hands again with Messrs. F. F. Smith and W. S. Blackmeiv who have been in Montgomery, Ala., for several months past. "Biddy jjnd Black" are looking well. v Mr. N. P.. Murphy and his bride, who is so well and pleasantly re membered b, re, reached the home of the groom's father Wednesday June 30th, from the Sunny South. We give them a hearty welcome, and wish them all the happiness of married life. ' X Battery A., hight Artillery. At a meeting called for the pur pose on last Thursday v night, our young men organized a" battery of light artillery under the above name. Theo. Parker, Esq., was elected Captain, James WVRnmple. 1st, and John L. Brown 2rjd Lieu tenants. There will be another meeting on Thursday night, July 7lh, at .8 .o'clock, at 'the Mayor's office. The age limit is not under eighteen nor over forty years of age Young men wishing to join will at icuu tile uwaii uitcoing. - y In connection with this battery it may be said that it is the plan of its promoters to have nothing but good material in itsyorganization, to get, it equipped in the best pos sible manner, and then make it a credit to the 'State. The State is doing moreand more each succeed ing yearfor her guard, the last Legislature appropriating $300 per annum for each company, and, before long, it is expected in confi dence that these, laudable associa tions of patriotic young men will have little or none of the expense to bear out of their own pockets. Gen. Jones will send four eight, three inch, steel rifles, together .antn tne narnes anu:. chisohs, as n i 1. .J xoon as tne organization is pence- teu. j.nese guns win oo new aim oi a very accurate ana ornamental type. The State Guard, consisting of four regiments, is without a sin- gle battery, which leaves its effi- ciency sadly crippled. Salisbury has every facility for the distinction of possessing the sole battery of the guard, and will improve it. Music Teachers National Asso- elation, Meets this week at Indianapolis, Ind. Tills association has' over a thousand members! throughout the United States. Prof. W. 11. Neave the Vice-President for North Caro- lina of tbe association, is in attend ance in me aoove-namea city. snir. -t . , . . . . . " ' . aeave s.ne a m trrpat pstppm iv the members of the ' Association. and is especially invited to Dartiei- pate and assist at the Concert Of the German Amateur Orchestra of T&3h?ltt Saenger Fest, with the meeting of V .""r "ur? y. in, connection wbich js to last for four days, will be a musical ; festivalVflri rUr uiucen urcuecira OI Jpw Ynrt chorus oIhLOOD rooces.' It is to" - . I 1 1 1 K na of lbo vcnts of the season - THE H ATI02TAI G A Krprcntatloa cf It by the Home Cays. rrt i . m -. - xne game on ioe loarift was a signal succcaf. Perbap few towns ol double the population of Salts- i bury can muster two nines capable of domir such work. The batteries ! cf both sides were exceptionally I fine, and Holt's good work under the bat was a surprise to every one. His tip foul and third strike catches were provocative of universal com- mendation. W. R. Crawford batted the success of the game in his three bagger to left field. Van. Wycke and J uo. Cauble will divide the honors a3 to the fly catching. These two caught two magnificent flies, one each. The "No Names," or "Dudes," won the game easily, however. They were very strong at the bat, too strong, in fact, for their adversaries, being, almost with- outexception very shifty fellows with tl, "zh " The unore amwndpd is rather larger than it should have been, and the unimproved conditic of ground on which the game was played must furnish the apoloay. The runs to the bases were execra ble, while, the short stop balls found their way among stones, tufts of grass and rough ground in sucn a way as to render efficient service at these most important positions im possible. The ball got lost and stayed lost for quite a while amoug the hi"h weeds of the nelds on Eev- eral occasions. Then, too. it must be taken into consideration that the boys, many of them at least, were playing their first game for several years. The time of the game was two hours and the fullowing is the score : 1 TUE XAMELES3 JTINE. 1 2 O O 3 4 5 6 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 O 1 O O 0 1 1 7 e l o 11 i i l o 1 0 1 o 0 10 Henderson Erown, p. Jas. Cauble, 2b. J no. Carper, c. Chaa. A. Cauble, r. f. Chan. Holmes, c. f. C. W. I-ool, r. ss. Juo. Cauble, lb. R. L. Brown. 3b. R. C. bkaban, 1. us. Ciias.C. Cauble. 1. f. Total, 23 O 1 O 1 1 0 t o o o 0 o THE XO NIKE. 2 3 4 5 1 11 1 01 0 0 1 c O 1 10 111 0 111 0 110 1 11 111 00 0 0 6 7 OO 1 I 1 o o 0 1 1 l; o 1 l l 8 0 Rumple, 1. 88. Holt, c. W. 14. Crawford, 2b. Vanwycke, c. f. C. 1. Crawford, p. It. L. Crawford, lb. Manly, 1. f . McCubbins, r. f. T. B. Brown, r. us. ' Q. Gill, 3b. O Total, 37 To all those who saw the game played" from start to finish, it was apparent that, picking from the two nines who played in this game, a splendid team could be organized here; one which would be a credit to the, town. A jointetock corn pa- J';a :. t, ;tk w hundred dollars capital, raised at, say, fived611ars a share, should take hold of this matter at once. Give the boys a suitable ground, one that may be leased for a term of years, and put it under fence and in guod condition, and we have no doubt that the stock would pay well. The 10 par value stock of the Charlotte - " organization cannot be bought to day at $25. Let some one take this matter in hand at once, for it seems a very feasible scheme indeed Call at C. ?. Abbott's and see is new Diamanta and Hock Crystal Spectacles and Eyeglasses. A pcrsect fit guaranteed. Moving Ahead. At the closeof business on Sat urday nighty July 2nd, the assets of the Building and Loan were Loahs, 15,950 560.G3 22.65 In bank, Cash, $16,533.28 LIABILITIES. Due stockholders 1st S. " 2d S. " " 3dS. Profits declared, Undivided Profits, Reserved Fund, Bills Payable, 10,779.00 3,351.50 1,378.00 433.44 405.99 65.35 120.00 $16,533.28 F. J Murdocu, -Sec. and Treas. Farmers, O rain Dealers Flour Consumers. V and The way to learn whether the Salisbury Roller Flouring Mills are I v . .1 v.l .1 sunacieutiy wen equippcu aim aged so as to compete iavoraoiy, as i to yieia ana quaiuy oi uour, wim other hrst-class muis, is to taKe y0Ur grain there and test their mer- s. Then, if your own interest does'not secure your patronage your pardon is solicited. The prpne- tor oroDOses further to grind sound, dry corn cn the 1-10 toll system, . i j a i j Iicited to come ana gee wnav you want, as au jioueeu ciivim u& made to supply them. If you love a stranger better than your neigh bor, don't patronize home inuos- tries however well they may be ptc- pared to convince tne unDiasea 91 willingness and ability to dispense - fair dealing and first-class results. negiieuuuiij, ,r. r - ir u,nn,n . ir. jxl. jiut". Tho Five Sisters. There were fire fair sisters, and each fta an ate- 1 . coycry anagrew neauny ."Xrirr i,anitw nA Cora's beauty quickly faded; Susan's lyesigW failed from over study ; Flora became nervoTlSvand fretful m striT- wns aer.i;mUU( ' :;ki 1 1. , 1 d . - - n nn el rtlfl S?itr 1 and intetlint; and sherinarncd rich. both for bread meat anq siock ieea. erai priblications gratis.. -Merchants and consumes are so-j . A. M. Goodhax, County CommiIaa-rx Th 2 Hoard of Cora in Us ion en for llovan connty met Monday, Jnlv 4th, with T. J. Sumacr ia the Chair. . J. F. Kottn&on, bridge hitpccier, was directed to bulla a Lridsre across Uu ten crtes, on the h tokes terry roai. j A Brown, keeper of tbepoor, j reported the average number of paupers at the poor boase during June, la37f- to be 20 ; whites 9, blacks 11. He also produced an itemized statement of the expenses of maintaining said paupers during month, amounting to 135.37. Permission was granted to Mar- Sarct Conce, 31ary Ann Saunders acd Jennie, Fry to go to the county poor bouse and remain until further Doi from th,g board. H, fc,rC i 7 ard lhat John J 1 arJk3 be and 18 hereby exempt from toe payment of a poll tax for two years from date. kJi. o. of 3umiucreu, ,.SUp l. OI Board of Health, made his regular monthly report, which was read and ordered to bo filed. . C. C. Krider, sheriff, reported mat he. nauWciIeeted from insol Dhwa"Dg June 1887 G5 a?d filed the county treasurer's receipt tor tne same J. M. Horah reported to tbe board that he had collected paid to the county treasurer the following items : Jl fees from MikeGeary, 3.50 Mattie Reeves, Geo. Preistt, 14.37 8.55 The board of assessors of the N. C. Railroad reported to tho Board of Commissioners that they had assessed tho property of said rail road at 11,778.08 per mile, that there are 21 miles of said railroad in Rowan county, total value of which is $37,339.68.' The board of . assessors of the W. N. C. R. R., reported that they had assessed the, property- of the road at $5284.12$ per mile, and that there are 16.18 miles of said railroad in Rowan county, the total value of which is $85,497.14. The following resolution was passed : Ordered by the Board of County Commissioners that ; the ' time for beginning the work of theconstruc tion of and for completing the South Atlantic and North Western Railroad be extended for six months. ' i The Board of Equalization of Row an County Taxes met at the court house on July 4th, 1 887. Present, T. J. Sumner, Chairman Board County Commis- Jesse Powlass, Jesse W Miller, J .S Sloan, C II McKenzier J AEddle man, John Sloop, S A Earnhardt, A W Kluttz, John W Miller, J. A lied rick. The - chairman of the otncio f l u -a- x (Lj v nj a a, jlcsV' j board produced tho returns of tho list-takers and assessors of the ! I , C' J 1.!J-it. r f rA f V Afterytlie board had examined the lists and the valuations of real and Impersonal property as assessed by the several township boards, they were accepted, and it was resolved by the Board that the valuation of all real and personal property, credits, &c., in tho county remain for taxa tion just as they stand on the said several township tax lists, unless that hereafter, upon satisfactory proof before the Board of County Commissioners, it is made 'to ap pear to the contrary. No medicine is more conscientiously prepared, more powerful, or more highly concentrated, than Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Its standard of excellence is the result of careful study. This preparation is ac knowledged by the medical profession by the medieal "profession to be the best blqod purifierr Card of Thanks. The Salisbury Hook & Ladder Company, hereby return their thanks to the citizens of the city for their kindness in contributing so liberally to our picnic fund and thereby insuring a complete success. We especially thank Messrs. Miller & Smith for a box of excellent ci gars, Mr Geo. F. Heller, our pop- nlar 0AY mannfactnrer. for a box I o . .. 0f his. famous 'Proclamation" ci- .rs wnicb were enioyed by our speakers and men; also to Mrs. Jas H tto-m For frfmminor nnr 'i hata witliont charge, and Messrs. gmithdeal & Ritchie, hardware jeaierg. for the useof alotof sDrinz 8eat8 for our wagons. - Thanks to M Tfta MACanlesa for lnmhpr and Mp Buerbaum & Eames for sev- i : ' .-- Jalj 5thf '87. : ; . ? Secretary. We Tell You Plainly - that Simmons Liver Regulator': will rid you of Dyspepsia! Headache, Constipa tion and Biliousness. It will break up chilis and fever and prevent their return, and is a complete "antidote for all malarial noison vet entirely sree from quinine or calomel. Trv it. and you will be aston ished at the good results of he genuine Simmons Liver ltegulator, prepared ny J. II. Zeilin & Co. : . 'A CHANCE TO SECURE: A LOT. ome very desirable lots' in different patts of town are offered on the - instal meat plan The instalments will be trom 40. V 75 cents - wek- according to the lots'vand will be payable to the Building and Loan. The purcnasers will have the lightto pay any sum over and above the the rerular instalment, or to pay in full ct any time. Inquire : at . the Hesaxx cuice. UIMNU NOTHS. Mr7 Friibee left bere last wrrk to erect one tf their Kril-cc-Lucfp nii:h at King's Mountain. Coltabouser iliacL They are slnkiag their raam shaft night and day, makio gd progress. The intention now is t reacu iw wk iCTti ana luiiv ue- velop the vein. They are much en couraged by the improvement in the gangue at the present level, and if it continues as depth is attained they will add another to our rich producers. ' Mr. C. Williams, C. E.. .51. E., of Loudon and Nevada was tent last week from Nevada, on receipt of a cablegram from London, for us to forward him to Stanly ccunty to make an examination of the Stanlv Freehold Mines. He re turns and states to us that lu found the mines just as represented; and regrets that so little work has been accomplished to allow him to form an iccurato judgment on the reserve in the short time be had at his disposal. Mr.W. is an intelli gent gentleman and well posted in his profession, and bis Qpinion will have its effect in the development of our mines.5 Stanly Freehold Mines. W e examined the new discovery find that was reported and found au i . opening maae on one ol tno main quartz veins about 300 feet from the mam ore shoot to tho northwest The ground had not ben explored in mat locality, mo vein is seen in broken fragments for a few fee in depth. The quartz shows free gold, and the miners are not allow ed to sink on the vein until the manager arrives. They are now opening still further to the north east on same lode, and it look promising. - They have commenced their mam shaft on the new Call fornia vein and staked out two otb er shafts on the Red Hill veins. The plans for mill house of 50 stamps are in and site selected. They will work 100 tons per day of their rich quartz, also sluice 150 tons of alluvial grit per day. From, another new discovery made last Wednesday over 13 dwts. of gold From the present outlook the value I of this mine far exceeds theexpec tations. Capt. WTm. Nance, M. E., arrived from London Monday to take tho .management nf these mines. Thejhree R'b brought Regret, Reproach and Remorse to a great political party in 1884.' The three P's, when signifying Dr. Pierce's Purgative Pallets, bring Peace to the mind, Preservation and Per fection ofhealth to the body. ' x The heavy, shipments of truck from tha Newbern section have nearly ended. Iris potatoes have proved the most lucrative crop. Their Business Booming; - X Probably no one thing lias caused such a general revival of trade at Thcp. F. Kluttz & Co' s. Drug Store as their giving away to their customers of so. many free trial bottles of Dir. King's !New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that, it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asth ma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it before buying by getting a - trial bottle free, large size f 1. Lvery bottle warranted. Bncklen's Arnica, Salve. Tub Best Salve iu the ivorld for Cuts Bruise, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all Skin Lruptions, and posi tively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to gpre perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Por sale by Theo. F. Kluttz & Co. . 7:ly BROWN & BIXBY'S " - " - SHOE POLISH Ten cents a bottle at CfjEKTZ' hob : TORE. ? FOR 10 : BEGINNING WITH : o JULY 2ND o I will have a fine line of Rolled- Plated Bracelets, NEW AND FANCY DESIGNS IN BREASTPINS, EAH- s RINGS AND BOBS, . which I will offer 10 per cent, cheaper than tbe same article can be bought for, regularly. Call early and make your selec tion before the best styles are taken. All goods warranted for five years. - - Respectfully, ' W. 1L BEISNER, ' Qlj - The Jeweler. nr fii ,J uu UU A : - ' .--' - -.. , . X - . . y - Ua a. uv&WAiiU B I G - BR KLUTTZ We have two stores full of tho most desirable goods in Stliilory, which we offer at prices as low as any in the land. . We cordially invite all to come and see us before buyiag or selling, as we will do you gqod. W'o buy a well as sell. We sell ytrd-widf Bleached Domestic at 7cjJMba. of Hooped, Red Heart Cedar Buckets, Big Bargains in Everything. 27 8m Zf (in rt ". ... - - - PANTS ! :3?axties USTeecling. Moiioy ; - - '. - .. - " - J ' . ' - had to sell. We got them at half their worth, and are selling accord ingly. Don't think it's a big Lot and delay purchasing, and then blame us for being out when you call, as our unalterable rulo of marking close, and giving customers the same advantage wo gain with.,' The Cash will sell this lot fast. Prices ranging from ' ? 75r83, 87, 99, 1.14, 1.23 and up. Another lot of LADIES' TRIM ME I HATS, worth 2.50, for $1.23 and $1.30. , Another lot of Coiled Wire Bustles, 10 cts. This is the fourth lot received in three veek3. We are selling an immense amount of Toilet and Laundry Soapi and Brooms. Of the latter we give Nothing like it : Sell 'cm low and they will go. RACKBT, 15 ly State of North CmWn, I h tlie Superior Rowan cocary, i uccn. ; Frank Cauble, ITfff, ) Summon?; vs. V for. Mattie Cauble, Deft. ) Relief. It anDcaiini; to the satisfaction of the Court in the above entitled action that the defendant is a non resident of the State and cannot, after due diligence, be found therein, and that a cause of action for divorce exists in favor of the plain tiff and azainst the defendant : It is ordered by the Court that publica tion be made in 'the .North Cabolika Herald, a newspaper published in the towaof Salisbury, Uowan county, North Carolina, for six successive weeks, com manding Mattie Cauble, the defendant above-named, if she - be found within your county, to be and appear before the Judge of our Superior Court, at a Court to be held for the county of Rowan, at the Court House door in Salisbury, on the 2nd Monday before the first Monday in September, 1887, and answer the com plaint which will be deposited in the of fice of the Clerk of tbe Superior Court of said county within the first three dayai)f said Term, and let the said Defendant take notice that if she fail to answer the said complaint during the Term, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. Given under my hand this 4th day of June. 1887. 37:6t . J. M. HORAU, - - Clerk Superior Court of Rowan Co. B.M.MILLER. D E A L E I N , ' Leaf Tobacco Salisbury, N. C. BRICK! BRICK! BRICK! Hand-madeBrick : For Sale at Zion Wesley Colles BRICK YfiRD. T7.H.GOLSII; ladastrial Superintendent. 43-tf-pl2m LLiUWl ) R GRINS & RENDLEMAU'S I 0- light Browu Sugar for 11.00; 3 Brats 50c. ' T t PAjSTTSH. I'-rt t you two real good ones for $5 cts. G. O: D STORE, Cjor. Main and InnU Street. 1879 1ST. FaaHj Crccirlestrsfl KlarJx :-.RICHM0!;i) ROLLER JvllLLS FLOUf From one pound packages to, Barrel. CONFECTIONERY, TOYS. CIGARS, ; . TOBACCO. TEAS and COFFEE, " ' ' SUGAIt. ' SPICES. . .; : CANNED GOODS . EVERYTHING FRESH ' 1 am receiving "trat-k em in frwih 4U rrrry week. eoiifwiQenTlT hava no old toek. 1 da nuiiinc a rlUy of this line and can sttrfiV the whole-sale trad o. Vynw A ar arTlnof dally, and are being ottered an cheap aa any la tbe city. 1 w?.ntto tnpiAj all the famllle Uk firt claoa o4s at a r-aonalle wot. All jrood delivered to aurpart of. tbe eif r free ol coat. Try ute once. NEW 'FURNITURE ! teste fl. ; 02T nIS STREETS caskets; Xvfpiss, nun- JAL liobES'.'AT ; Vnderiiiltitig lioonw,' den OKI ;iittrecs lie w, i.; t 'V -zjr rtcriasdonc :7 : " J-- Furnitare rrpalre.' tcz Jf Cal.!r;-t. :.'r ;r!i done to oidr. - -..f j. 'Ilf Hois
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