THE ENTERPRISE.
Fkair, DECEMBER li, HWI.
- JOHN LEE,
CHINESE LA UXDR T
GOOD WASHING.
Stou toe. Cdhn at
CA *r. «k MrcMki (tad
Sorks jc. pr. Bake Afainai «.
TONSI 3 ccaU • .
AS lii it cf VAKN; far UFA done BP
■arely Trf far" -
ITAU.
SMITHWICK STKECT.
* NOTICE!
PAY YOUR TOWN TAXES. AT
ONCE. AND SAVE COSTS.
S. W. HARRKUL. *
Tax Collector
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LOCAL NEWS
F Anew far IBK ITEAT
Smnl patties art aaakiag
■mi to hqp« building at etc
Tcrarr's North Carobaa Alaiairs far
Iya lor anfa »1 TH> P»tr. Mt.
TW coartrart to boil! the tobacco
i hi AN mrlr I~r TNBR to
' MI ■■ I D. J. Roar, of Bocky MOOT ami
KB Gnrraans OF Villiwtaa TW prin
iify.ll}: aaltk work is lobe TRIIHD
FA J sar ■ at. 19011. TW oabKtm ialtal
to begin WORK at oat*
Bar wamr writfag paper. pens. penrifa.
I etc. at The Eaterprisr.
ANNOUNCEMENT — lltts Boa taniml
Urlu ROPE and Mr. Beajawa C. Craw
Cord will be nailed in hi 1 n„L Wnlsri
far aftnaooa. Drcniter the taotT-iltli
niaC.e -a hsadml awl aar at 5 o'clock
R Methodist Episcopal rhnrrh. Sooth J
1 alii—ulna N. C. No RAIDS ia ton. j
Kite Bra Paper 10 ceata at TW Eater- J
' Tanm X. C. Ahuaar far 1901 aiß he
FIIF Fire far a three Bnatiu sahoip
taoa to TW Eaterprisr. This OFCI aaly
holds good for 3 aecka. SCA.I ia yoar
■a&erriptioe now.
1 Haaadtoa * Gregory. Cn— 1 rbaat. enter
\ taa*r»l attWOpm HOOK last Xcadar
TW house WAS crowded: aad
JL NWFTYOAT |»utat enjoyed iaa-
LANLR It ia faifaflr tW AAL enter
laiaing ptar that has heea here lana£
TW past t* -Ire months.
That romantic story "Jo'ly Old
Uncle Jcsh." and how he did the
rdem thing; bf his nearly married
niece will be found on the second
page of thsissqe, R ad it for it is,
full of absorbing interest
McDaffie's Witch Harel Foot Healer is
tW best for tire-1 swollen FT SWEATING feet
I It doea aot atop op tW pnres. hat Wal>
thew dntaaed eoadmoa 15 cents.
WE eil»l oar thaoks for tW CoCoating
LA~*** , *?~ ATTOWJ at this otter:
Maj. A. J. Mivll
writes too to be present
at tW narrriage of hia daughter
»- Clara MW.TR
to
_ Mr. Zeb. Warrea Btnwu
Wednesday Her eighteenth
nintern hnaadred and oat
a half past niae o'clock
Methodist Episcopal Chnrrh
Wilbantstoa.North Carolina.
after tW twenty -third
wear Willaaaastoa. X. C.
TW Ladies' Aid Society of tW Willi ■■
atoa Baptist Chnrrh will hare a Bazaar at
the Masonic Hall Friday Bight before
FIT ■■!■»■ the aoth of December. They
will have a nice selection of pretty aad
anefal articles far tale jast tW tkiap
yaa nnnt far Christmas Presents. Aaanag
otWr thiags a aire liaeof dolls beaatif sl
ip dreawd. and they respectfully iarite
«| |roorts htfcm ti) iag ebrvhrft. Re-
R fnrahneats will also be served.
The appo'ntments of the Metho
dist Conference, held in Fayefte
vrille a part of this week and last
* —d are a« follows.
WARREXTON DISTRICT.
R A Willis. Presiding Elder.
. Warrenton—E. IL Dam.
Warren—L. 11. Chaffin.
Ridgeway—D. S La nhardt.
Henderson—J. D. Bundy. ~
Littleton—H. S. Huxble.
Weidon—-W. W Pose.
l Roanok? Rapids—F. R. Welch.
Koaaoke—R. P. (lark.
- Enfield and Halifax—S. A. Cot
Batt'eboro and V hi taker—J. G.
Johnson. : • ■
Scotland Neck—J. C. JonesL
Hobgood—D. B Parker.
Wi—aqlrin—T. H. Suttqa^ —*"
Caiifliif E. W. .
Northampton—E. Ei'lJose. .»*
Rich Square— W. F. Jones
Hehenin— W. C Meritl.
Mtafreeshoro—J. A. Rood
~HasaeHsrQlc — R. C. Thompson.
Rertie-—R. L. Davis,
ftesident Littleton Ft male Cat
| I-**-* M. khotfcs.
life' -•-* * : * *
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Personal
1 ■
Mr. M. B. Danes of Elizabeth City was
> here this week.
Mr Noah Bijgf* of Scotland Neck, was
ia town this week.
Mr. T. Jjats Taylor, of Hasaells was
an l*s thta sttk.
Mr. W. E Gladitona at Hamilton, was
. ia lon Monday.
J. B Cotnam aad C. C. Crofton,
af GoU Point, were ia town Moaday.
Mas Bctie CatstarpWa, of Hamiltoo
ic nwiiajj her aaother on Soaithwick
atieet.
Mnar i. WWler Martin. John D. Biggv
> H. W. Stnhhs and Henry Taylor spent
amal days ia Raleigh this week.
TW Ber. Mr. Wingate Preached in
tW Cfcarrh last Sunday morn
■SB "•*' r iTniac to false audiences.
Messrs. W. SL Harris, A. A. Cobnrn,
J- HL Everett. Geo. B. and Lee Dixon
spent Saaaaday in Bocky Mount.
t
Bev B. K. Mason irturnul Montlay
eveaiag frwn Winston N. C. where he
attended the Baptist State Con vention
faat week.
1 will preach at tW Disciples Church
Saaday aaoraiag at 11 o'clock, and at 7
o'clock p. m. Everybody cordially invited
toattend.—B. K MASON.
Vaaw attrntaoa is' called to the notice
af the Baptist's Bazaar ia this i&saae. The
Birair will he held at tW Hall on Friday
erearng Dec. auth.
Misses Anna Craarfotd and Emma
HaaaeH accompanied by Messrs. C. H.
Gaadnan and J. S. Rhodes spent Sunday
at Oak Grave, near Everetts. guests
of Mm Mittie CoTwU.
Mcasr*. Jos. T. Waldo and F. S.
Johnson, of Hamilton were in town
yesterday.
SAVED HIS LIFE.
"I wish to aay that I feel I owe my life
to Kodol Dyspepsia Cure." writes H. C.
CWsfaE»«. of Hayfield. Minn. "For
three year* 1 was troubled with dyspepsia
so that I coald hrJd nothing on my stom
lach. Many times I woald lie unable to re
tain a morse! of fond. Finally I was con-
I f aed to aav bed. Doctors said 1 could not
live. I re J ooe of your advertisements on
Kf W Dyspepsia Cure ami thought it fit
ny case and nantnence ! its use. 1 began
to ia prone flora the first bottle. Now 1
am cared aaad recommend it to all." Di
gests yoaar food. Cures all stomaurh
trouble*. y"
EVEXETTi
Mr H. ftisman. of Washington,!
was in our town last week.
Mr. W A. Fleming, of Hasseils
was 0.1 oar F-treets last »T ek.
Mr. J. S. TEEL went to Williamston
on BUSINESS Wednesday.
W. P. Ires, of Norfolk, was here
TLtirs 'ay.
! Mr. W. A. FAMES'of RobcrsOnville
was here to attend the party last
week.
Mr. D. J. Davis of Stony Creek,
Vs.. came in last Thursday to spend
a few cays at his wife's father, Mr.
Burroughs.
Mr. E. O Burro gh3 went to
WJliamston Monday.
Mr. J. O. KEEL w.nt to Rober
sonriile Monday on business
Mr. Gus. Whitley returned home
last Friday trom Edwards, N C.,
where he had been spending some
time. - .
Mr. J. G. Barnhil spent Sunday
and Monday in Rocky Mo.:nt.
Mr. Fam Faulkner and Miss An
nabcD Everett spent Sunday in
Rocky Mount.
Miss Ida Moore returned home
from Williamston Saturday.
Mrs. Martha £urganus, of Pear
Grass, is visiting fne ids here.
Mrs. Ceiia Eailey returned home
Saturday from visiting her friends
and (datives on Smithwick Creek.
Quite an amusing party was held
at the school Friday
night. Ihe purpose cf the party
was to see wh > could dress the
Uchiest. Dr. R. J. Nelson and
wile, with Capt. J. E. Roberson
were appoin ed judges and, render
ed a decision that Miss Patlie
James should have the prize for
being the tackiest girl and Mr. G.
P. Mc v aughton, jr., the one for the
tackiest boy.
AX EVANGELIST'S STORY.
» "I rsfcrtd for yean with a bronchial
or haag trouble and tried variour remedies
but did aot obtain permanent relief until
I 1 ■itnii il using OSe Minute Cough
Cane," writes Bev. James Kirkmon.evaa
jthit of B-Ke River. 111. "I have no hesi
tation ia reanaftmebding it to all sufferer*
boa asalaifirT of thishind."Qar Minnta
Care affords immediate relief for
coagh*. colds ami all kinds of throat and
baag troubles For Cfonp it is unequalled.
Ahaolnt' ly safe. Very pleasant to take
never fails aad ia really a favorite with
the children. Tbey like it.
• Stapi tie CM{I
■I f Mil iff tit CaM
, n ■■■ Qpimu tSMrtt fins C
I esM ia atae day. No Care ao Fay. price
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Tgß ENTERPRISE, WILLI AM3TON, N. CL. FRIDAY, PKCEIItfER 13, 1901.
BALLARD.
. Tobacco is all graded and nearly
1 all the produce shipped, and now
the farmers may prepare for Ghrist
-1 mas Holidays.
Messrs. Collins, Hunt, Taylor
1 and family have made their home at
Mr. M. W. Ballard's for the pur
-1 pose of raising tobacco this year.
Mr. Blackwell will be clerk.
On last Thursday evening quite
! a number of guests spent the hours
. very pleasantly at the home of Mr.
J. R. Ballard, and for repast were
served with oysters, which all
seemed to enjoy.
Miss Annie Ballard returned home
last week, accompanied by Miss
Lena Mizell. of Windsor: whom she
had been visiting for the two post
weeks.
Misses Mint Roberson, Gertrude
and Berta Smith spent Thursday
night with Miss Xora Bazcmore.
Messrs. I. M. Mizell and Stark
Bazemore came from Windsor Sun
day morning and took Misses Nora
Bazemore and Lena Mizell back to
Windsor in the afternoon. Miss
Nora Razetnore has been teaching
in this place for the past three
months. Her school closed Friday
afternoon. She had a tree loaded
with prescnLs for the little ones.
THE BEST PLASTER.
A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlaia's Fain Balm and bound to
the affected parts is superior to any plas
ter. WWn troubled with lanae back or
pains in in the sile or chest give it a trial
and voo are certain to be more than
pleaaed with tW prompt relief it affords
Fain Balm also cures rheumatism**' One
application gives relief. For sale by N. S.
l'eel & Co.
Cardiaal Gibtoas n tbi * In Wmu
Since the advent cf the so-called
• new woman" no one has been
more constant in opposing her
masculine tendencies than Cardinal
Giblions. As a man of wide experi
ence, with opportunities for study
ing human nature as varied and
numerous as they are unusual, he
has been able to investigate this
phrase of modern life under the
most favorabie circumstances.
His views of the question, from a
thoroughly secular standpoint, will
be presented in an early number
of The Ladies' Home journal under
ihe suggestive title of ''The Rest
less Woman."
A POUTER FOR INVENTORS
If you wish your patent business prop
erly and promptly done send it to SWIFT
& CO.. PATENT LAWYERS, opposite
U. S. Patent Office. Washington, I). C.
They have no dissatisfied clients. Write
them for their confidential letter: a pos
tal card will bring it. anil it may he worth
money to vou. See their advertisement
elsewhere in this pa|>er.
A Half-Million Dollar poem. It
is stated that "The Absent-Minded
Beggar," by Rudyard Kipling, has
realized in various ways about
$i8;,ooo for the families of the
British soldierj who have fought iu
South Africa, or somewhat more,
than SIO,OOO for each line.—De
cember Ladies' Home Journal.
McDcffik's Tastklkss Chil CtrxK will
cure chills ft all malaria troubles, OJ
money refunded. 50 cents.
All active love idealizes—that is,
sees and loves the ideal of the loved
one. Often, indeed, the absorption
in the ideal is so complete that the ,
outer life is mistakenly supposed
to be indewtical with it thus open*
ing way to shocks and bitter disap
pointments —December Ladies'
Home Journal.
McDuffie's Little Blue Liver Pills are the
best known for billiousness, constipation
& indigestion, do not gripe. 25 ceata.
CT'ristmas time is the time, if
there ever is a special time, for
being good. And * hat is being
good? It is being kind —Decem
ber Ladies' Home Journal.
OP BENEFIT TO YOl T .
D. S. Mitchell. Fulford. Md.: "During
ajoog illness I was troubled with bed
■ores, was adrised to try IKrWitt's Witch
w»»i Salve and did so with wonderful
results. I was perfectly cured. It is the
best salve oatW market." Sore cure for
, "' 1
Ilia aigaataia Is oa every km at tha gemiaa
Laxative Bromo-Qaiaiae mm .
tha naaodz that caarea a caM la aaa «a«r
: | School tablets 3 cents at TWEnterprve
: office.
* . -? -•
businejj rrcnx
Advertisements under this head 5 cents a
line each insertion.
No ad. taken for less than 15 cent*.
Walk i»n Jackets, Rcefcn, Capos and
Cloaks $ 1.00 to SIO.OO, _
Slade. Anderson * Co.
Don't forget Eli Gurganos is the na
to sell you Groceries, be always has a fine
stock on hand.
A new Hue of Fine Shoes just iwtiioi.
—S. S. Petri & Co.
We will guarantee to sell Walking
Jackets, Capes, Cloaks and Rnfcn
Cheaper than Any one in town. We let
you make the price.
Slade, Anderson & Co.
HcOvmi's Trinsmw & Mrrros
Suet Lung Plaster beats all cough syrups,
for curing roughs, cold*, plnrisy St phew
tnonia. 15 cents.
Fine White Envelopes as The Hater
prise office, jets, a package.
Another car load of Standard funing
Machine* just arrived at Eti Gnrganns.
Wheeler & Wilson ami Domestic Sew
ing Machines for sale by Slade, Anderson
& Company. tf
Examine our up-to-date line of Skirts
and Jackets. —N. S. Peel & Co.
If you want the right kind of Xmas
Presents go to Chrstarphen'a.
tao'Latest Styles Walking and Auto
mobile Jackets at
Slade, Aulmoa & Co.
Your Christmas purchases art cot ton
plete unless yos have bought of Carstar
pheu.
We will receive to-day a new line of
the latest shirt waist flannels call awl see
them. N. S. Peel & Co.
Ideal Presents for young ladies and
gents can be found at Hrilbroocr's, the
Jeweler, Tarboro. N. C.
A full line of up-to-date AM'i Furnish
ings at Eli Gurganus' new store.
Special orders for Christmas presents
will be attended to promptly. lleUbrow
er, the Jeweler, Tarboro, N. C.
We have Walking Jackets and they
must be sold at once. Give us a call.
Slade. Anderson & Co.
Santa I" Ij.is.it C. D. Carstarphcn'*.
Pretty Christmas Gifts for Prrltv Girls
at Hcilbroner's, the Jeweler, Tarboro. N.
C.'
Get your Toys and Chiitsmas Goods at
Carstarphcn's.
A nice variety of Rugs. Call and ace
them. —X. S. Peel & Co.
A grand display of Christmas Goods at
Cant ar|«lu-n's.
Anything you want for Christmas doa't
fail to w rite M. Heilbroner, the Jeweler".
Tarboro, N. C.
Toys of all kinds and ~-tlolls o«TTP,i«-s
auil all kinds of Xmas present-, at Car
star phin's..
Watches. Chains, Rings, Bracelets,
Brooches, Link Buttons, and every thing
in the Jewelry line can lie had at Ileil
broncr's, the Jeweler, Tarboro, X. C-
I.adies" Dress Goods, Dry Goods. Xo
tions and all other articles of wearing ap
pare! for the Lidies at tiurganus'.
Lots of Holiday Gifts at reasonable
prices at lleilbroner's, the Jeweler. Tar
boro, N. C. .
J
Latest Styles Walking and Automobile
Jackets, for sale at Slade Anderson & Co
In answering advertirements in
this paper you will confer a great
favor upon us if you menton the
name of the paper. —Editor.
THE HOME GOLD CURE.
Jki ligtuiis Truatmit by vfckl Imi
artfs ire Being Cirri Daily ia
Suite if Tkeastlvcs
SO HOXIOUB DOSKS. NO WEAKENING Of
THE NERVES. A IUUUT »XD KJSI
TIVK CCU FOR THE UQI'OA HABIT.
It is now generally known and under
stood that Drunk ness is a disease and n A
a weakness. A body filled with poison,
and nerves completely shattered br pen
odical or constant use of indicating
liquors, requires an antidote capable of
neutralizing and eradicating this poison,
and destroying the craving for intoxicants
Sufferers may now cure themselves at
home without publicity or loas of time
from business bv this wonderful "HOME
GOLD CC*E" which has been perfected
after many years of close study and treat
ment of inebriates. The faithful use ac
cording to directions of this wotxlerful j
discovers- is positively guaranteed to cure
the most obstinate case, no matter bow
hard a drinker. Our records show the
marvelous transformation of thousands of
Drunkards into sober, industrious and
upright men.
WIVES CURE YOt'R HCSBAXDs!! CHIL
DREN CIRE YOUR FATHERS!! This remedy
is in no --ensc a nostrum but is a specific
for this disease only, and is so skillfrlty
devised and prepared that it is thornogh
ly soluble and pleasapt to the taste, so
that it can be given in a cup of tea or
coffee without the knowledge of the per
son taking it. Thousands of Drunkards
have cured themselves with this priceless
remedy, and as many more have been
cured anil made temperate men by having
the'CL?RK"administered by loving friends
and relatives without their knowledge in
coffee or tea, and believe to-day that
they discontinued drinking of their
on — free —will. fo-- _ wifcT
Don't be deluded by appart and misled rag
••improvement." Drive out the disease"
at once and for all time. The "HOME
COI.D CURE" is sold at the extemelylow
price of One Dollar, thus placing within
reach of everybody a treatment mote ef
fectual than other* costing fas to fco.
Pull directions accompany each package.
Special advice from skilled physicians
when requested without estra char fee
Sent prepaid to any part of Use world son
receipt of One Dollar. Address Dept C 491
EDWIN B. GILES ft CO.. 1330 and 233 a
Market St., Philadelphia. /
All cwrcfoadcaoc strictly twMtitM.
sLrfCii.. ' • Itrf J,
BUY GOOD STOCK
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WE WILL KEEP OX HAND UW
A SUPPLY OF WELL BRED
KENTUCKY HORSES AND MULES.
TELL US WHAT YOU WANT AND WHAT YOU ARE WILLING TO PAY AND WE
t VVILL TRY TO FIND YOU A HORSE OR MULE TO SUIT YOU.
The Martin Live Stock Gompany, - Williamston, N. G.
[Five Thousand ?'
# Xmas Presents!
Everything up-to?
Date and War- |
ranted.
GIVE US I
Your Mail Orders, i
BELL THE JEWELER. F
Tarboio. N. C.
k ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Ihrißf *» •dawiktratot apua IW
rWatr mi TktoAofr I. Cvcra, 4fC(Mi; Noticr ts
b«ulf fhT« to all frf«aa« hoUiaj claim*
agraawt ni4 to pffviil them to Ibe under
««C«oJ foa uai or Wfforr Ibr ial djjr ol
D«aoWi i«w. of Ikit sutkr will lir]pkad in
kar «Uku mwenr
All pmuo* is4rMr! to miJ rotate arc rrqaru
rd U» aMkriaartiutf |ataH-at.
t Tim nth day of N KfM.
Ml u M. GRRfiN. Adaa'r
i W. W. Wntom,
IMEBSOI Villi, I. C.
t ~ —
Jt com pi etc line of
1 STAPH Sc FANCY
, GROCERIES
Bry foe ii ssi Hatisis
t UV call sf*ccitil aitcnt ion to
' SYRUPS and PORTO RICO
—*—MOLASSES
mc a trial.tbO
Fresh Candies always on band.
SOMETHING
NEW
What
r
r
(jjurijaqus Stores.
; A strictly first class up-to-date
Dry Roods Store. The only
|>la"» in town where you will
find a full liue of. . .
DRESS GOODS, SHOES,
CLOTHING
nd. ' 11A TS
• Separate and apart from
Grocery Department
I NEXT DOOR
. u the place where I keep a full
line of Heavy and Fancy Gro
; cerics My line of
can Sims aid I EATERS
is full and up to the best.
|Two of
G round Alum Halt
.Inwt Arrived
Call and buy k a barrel lof
ACME FLOUR.
AM npjl| it Press trick ainysia hoi
ELI GURGANUS.
[j ) '
• ' ■*" —
; OR. JOHN D. BIGGS, \
DENTIST.]
OFFICE:
Rear Wheeler Martin's Law Office.
; MAIS STREET.
It 8m I Ml li Oae Di?
Take Unthc Bromo Quinine Tililtta.
Alldruwrwts refnad the money if it fails
to ewe- E. W. Gnirc's signature on each
- boat. age. ,
-V' • •
■ • - ,
INEW GOODS NEW GOODS
! | Don't forget to go to |
| CARSTARPHEN'S ■
and look at his large and enormous stock consisting of
everything to suit the Ladies and Gentlemen. Also hi*
MILLINERY V r
is strictly up-to-date. lie will sell yoa cheaper
anyone in town.
All person renewing their subscription
within the next two weeks will receive
TURNER'S
... **
NORTH CAROLINA
ALMANAC
For 1902.
This offer is for three |^l
month subscribers. r 1 jj * j 4
GRAND SALE GOING 1 .
AT—
COWING & CO. S STORE. Boar Grass, N. C.
ror Next Thirty Days Only.
Onr entire stock of Dry Goods, Dress Goods and Notions.Boot.Shoes,
Hats and CajK, Men's Clothing, etc., al-o a nice line of Furniture, all
going
At First Cost
(Freight added;
ror Gash.
Goods Must be Sold During the Next 30 Days.
COME QUICK AND GET BARGAINS
BEFORE THE RUSH BEGINS. - ,
* • OUR FIRM WILL UNDER NEW MAX
AGEMENT THE COMING YEAR.
Your Friends,
O. K. COWING & CO.
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Ghristmas Shopping.
We are now offering Special Inducements for ] !
t Christmas and Holiday Shopping. > >| I
We can make it interesting in showing you oar selec- i j
tion of Cozy and Handsome Wicker Rocking Chain ] 1
and rich designs of Rugs which are unexcelled except by '
price and especially are they dcsiicablcfor Bhristmas and ' I
.wedding Gifts. > > > > &. jj.
You buy your entire Christmas supply from';
us and should it amount to $lO 00 will make jj " l
you a present of a neat ladies cape- We have | ;
put forward every effort to fill all orders and ! ;
please all customers for the next 20 days. ' ;
Ask for what you may. Our advertisement j |
.i a-tellsyou what our salesmen will tell you.
Nj WL VERY TRULY.
N. S. PEEL & GO.
■ awa*»iiiawaawiW»i>»a»i>»aHaa»aNi»aMaiwr
I'XTY AND CITY DKruUTORV. CAPITAI. K"« "
Tlank Oi 3lartin County,
J. XI GODAR D. CaSHIBB.
Irput ol tfce Coskiitao. of tke Buk at th: close oi Bumik«.. Sept jstfc: tgn:
KKSOOKCK&. . ' | OABIUTIES. . .
Ivans uddenxuu . u.v'J 63 Capita! Slock
Omdnfto . ' Ji.ftju. |MniM Pio6*s
I nite«J Kates Bonis tyof° Certificates oi Urposus JU--V*
Foritntnd Ultra ' teH>S DcpuiUKibieclUckctt , • lj**a £ s
I tar tmm Basks fiJ.Sti.it , • .. *
Cash ltras }*> JO TO ™-
silver CtisJacMisf all miaor cuim C'jr |3jtj jo
TOTAV
iboßAUcMlHtnc L>t)KbM«f.rksMMfeaadbtlcr. J. G. GoiaxJ, Catet.
Stair of VortkCanlaa O—.tj jiartia.
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