TIJE ROANOKE BEACOV
Published veiy Friday.
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f ffP.JVi Cli83 HlAtttT.
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(BsacOn, to aid uk in ina.Iittisr it an accoptabio iiml
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vlymoulh uuoiilc mid Uic public kuow what is
eoinx on in rTlymoutli. lii ixirt to lis all item" of
jOOWb the arrival anil departure of friends, surlal
event, deaths, eorioua iliue-. accidents, jmv
ibulldinps, new enterprises and improvements of
Jsvhfetever chinctur. changes in ,busLUi;ss judecd
anything and eyurj'thiujj that tvoild be of interest
J o 6ur people.
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THE KOANOKE BEACON,
Plvniouth, N. C.
Commissioners' Proceedings.
At a special meeting of tbe Board of
Commissioners of Washington county,
eld ou Monday May 1st 180, the followr
ng proceedings were haj, viz:
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present Jas. A. Chessou, chairman ; .Jos.
.flkittleharpe, J. M. Reid.
Minutes of last "meeting read and ap
proved. Ordered that Francis Martin be allowed
fine full ration per month uutil further
prders.
Ordered that Wilson AVilkiig be released
pf toll tax for the year LSL)8, ou account of
poverty f.ugl infirmity.
,Qrdered that Bowlen G. Phelps be re
leased of poll tax for the year 18'8, ou ac
count of poverty and inlirmity.
Ordered that Abram Ausbon be released
pt poll tax in Plymouth township he having
listed and paid his pell tas in Lee's Mills
Jownship.
Ordered that Wilson Alexander be releas
ed of poll ta? for the year lSyii he haviug
paid his poll tax as C. W. Alexander for
aid year.
Ordered that Jos. Boston, Jr., be releas
ed of poll tix for the yer 1898, wrontfully
fisted, Ue having paid his poll tax in Mar
gin county for said year.
Ordered that L. L. Newberry be released
pt poll tax for the year 1898, also tax on
;$2o5 value personal property, the same
having been removed from the state.
Ordered that L. G. Roper's bid for build
ug bridge at Beaver Dam or Shell Land
jog be accepted, which is as follows .
Ror-Eit, N. C, l$y 1,
;Jas. A. Chebson, Esq., Chairman
Board County Commissioners Wasiin;
"t,ou county, N. C.
Dear Siji : I herewith put ray bid in
for the building of the Beaver Dam bridge.
J. will build '.he bridge according to the
jsnecificatiops f.cr the sum of $75.00.
r yours truly,
L. G. J,cpep..
The following is a scale of valuation for
ja few articles of taxable property, as agreed
npon by the Board, yiz : Hogs 75c, cattle
j$5 00, sheep $1.00, goats $1.00, beehives
$1.00, meat and lard 5c. per pound, corn
$2,00 per barrel, fodder and hay 5.0c. per
hundred, lint cotton 4c. per pound.
Ordered that Juo L. Phelps, sheriff, be
flowed the sun of $l24.fi0 bis account
for feeding jail prisoners, turnkeys, &c,
for month of April, and holding court
spring term 189!), $c, as per account filed.
Ordered that Skittletherpe & Cooper be
allowed the sum of $30.07 their account
for supplies furnished poor house, court
fiouse nud jail for April 1899.
Ordered that Edwards & Rroughton t,e
flowed the sum of $18.70 their account
jbrjrecords furnished Register of Deeds
' pfflce and Superior Court Clerk's ofjipe.
Ordered that J no 5. Gurganns be al
lowed the sum of $0.42 his aceoupt for 1
months service as keeper of the poor hous.e
rnaking two garments and amount paid
Hasty Garrett far scouring, fec., at popr
Jiouse,
Ordered that E. II. Leary be allowed thg
sum ot $i).'40 his account for 3 days ser
vices as 'County Coininissioner and mile?
Ordered that Thos J. Basnight be al
lowed the sum of $7-1 9 his account lor
provisions furnished Wjllis Boyd and Ed.
Patrick from Oct. 1808. to March 1809.
Ordered that Jno A. Berry be allowed
the sum of $Q.00 his account for hauling
ljumber and repairing Ward's bridge.
Ordere.tJ that the Roanoke Beaton be al:
Jowed the sum off 1.7j for publishing pro
peedings of April meeting of the Board and
printing potice and tax receipts, for sheriff,
Ordered that J. C. Crawford, sheriff
Martin county, be allowed the sum of
$5 40 his account for arrest and conyeyr
ing W. 11. Carsop frora WilUauibtpu to
Plymouth jail.
Ordered that J. V. Halsy be allowed
the sum of $3.00 for serving 10 road ord
ers ia Skinuersville township.
Ordered that A. W. Ambrose be allowed
be sum of 4.2Q for seryjng 1 road orders
jn Scupperuoug township.
Ordered that Jesse Nooney be allowed
the sum of $?.Q() for couyeyiug Darias
jiennett to I'lymouth jail and 3 meals for
JJennett.
Ordered that Jesse Nooney bp allowed
the sum of $2 )( for conveying Wm Car
ter to Plymouth jail 2J miles at Qc. and 2
piealj for Carter.
Ordered tha YVilljs Kpbert3ou be al
lowed the buiu of iJ3 0() for 2 days service
waiting op Grand Jury at spring term 18p'J
Ordered that Q. J. Svjain be allowed the
piim of $ 1 0 for arrest and conveying
IJatbew Lee from lyrfell county to Ply
jnoath jail.
Ordered that Jvtifus Swain be allowed the
sum of 93c. I'pr provisions furninhed Aunis
iltissell for the month of Feb!y 1800.
Ordered that the various officers nud wit
nesses be allowed umouuts as per state
luents lilfd by W. M. Butcman, Clerk of
the Superior Court, the bame being fees
Site iu "taic casfcs ueterunnea ut tne cprit:
-.ins ,v i!.:ni;iuij cujiuty yBrfcrior
Court, said accounts thus allowed amount
ing to a sum total of 140.7:?.
Hoard ad janrned to jaeet ,ou the First
Monday iu June ISOO.
Test W, II. Stubs, Ci?k,
BiSMAitii's Iitox Nerve
Was the result of his splendid health.
.Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where btomaeb, Liver, Kid
neys and Bowels are out of order. If you
want these qualities and the success they
bring, .use Dr. KUig's sew Life Pills.
They develop every power of brain nud
tody. Ouly g?c at I'lymouth Dru Co. 2
4 WAY WJT1I THE DREAMS.
(On the death of an es.-confederate sol
Qicr. .whose funeral was attended by Grand
Army veterans.)
far far from his sunny-sweet meadows,
Th,c .blue hills flnd sea-sieging streams,
lie felt the fast gathering shadows
And drifted away with the dreams.
No sound of the musketry's rattle
War thunders and glories and gleams;
fn space having fought his last battle--
lie drifted away with the dreams.
He had followed where Jacksou was lead
in.g Jle had .blamed a red pathway for Lee,
Jlis sword in the cause h,3 was pleading
Ho had battled with iSemrpes on the sea.
But now o'er his form they were bend-
iug-r-
Old foes, ic a new morniug's beams.
With tears for the lifo that was ending,
As he drifted &yay with the dreams.
They saw the red scars on his bosom,
(The wounds that he gloried to wear.)
AmlLoye like a lily-white blossom,
Was tenderly laid o;i them tere.
"A soldier !" Enough in the knowing !
The light of the far battle streams.
No wonder tjie quick tears were flowing
As he drifted away with the dreams J
And they tenderly lifted and laid him
(Those wouuds honors strs on bis
breast.)
On a couch Love had blest and bad made
In the beautiful roses of resi.
Still "at home," in a land loverunited,
Though far from his meadows ayd
streams.
The love-lamps the loyc-lamps were
lighted,
As he drifted away with the dreams. "
!NTo Right To Ugliness.
The woman who is lovely in face, form
and temper will always have friends, but
one who would be attractive must keep
her health, If she is weak, sickly and all
run down, ehe will be nervous and irrita
ble. If she has constipati.on or kjduey
trouble, her impure blood will cause pimr
pies, blotches, skin eruptions and a wretch,
ed complexion. Electric Bitters is he best
mediciue in the w.orld to regulate stomach,
liver and kidneys and jto purify tbe blood.
It gives strong nerves, bright eyes smooth,
velvety skin rich complexion. It will make
a good-looking, charming woman of a run
down invalid. Only ;Q cents at Plymouth
Dr.ug Store. ' 2
If Shakespeare were aliye now he woyld
look just as silly leamiug to rjde a wheel
as any other man.
Bsfeks aiisj children need
j proper food, rarely ever meds- f
f cb.e, If they dq not thrive
on Ihsif fcoi southing is
j help to gii thzlr digsstiva j
f raachL-iEry working properly. ?
L
COD LIVER OSL.
Wmi UYPOPHQSPHITZS of LIME S SODA
will g2nera!!y correct this I
diiTicuity,
If you wl33 put from o?.r- j
fourth to hi!! a tcsspoonI
in baby's bolt'.q three or four I
times a day yzu wl soon s-ss
a rr.arXid in-jprovement, for f
larger children, f;cm hsof to J
a tzaipcoTuul, acccri;;- to J
ae, dissolved in ihcr rnH'X,
if you so desire, vilS vnry j
scon shew ib fjrent nourish' J
snj power. !f the mother's
rnllX does r.ct r.zufdi the j
bzhy, she needs ths cmd- 1
si on. It vml show an effect
at czzn bzih 'JZ211 mothsr r
oc. .-r,i fr co. r.". dry r
scoT'i' no-:::, (.b.iv.r.w, York, i
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THE UNIVERSITY SUMMER
SCHOOL F0U TEACHERS.
The.su:th session of the University Sum
,mer School for Teachers will begin an
June 20th, next and close on the loth, of
July following. The faculty will include
more than 2!) prominent and successful
teachers who will give daily irv?lructlou iu
all of the primary and academic studies.
A&oug tbe North Oaroliaa instructors who
will take part are Prof. (Joker cf Golds
boro, Supt. ..Qi'iiham of Charlotte, Supt
Mangum of Wilson, Mosa of Ra
leigh, Sunt, Qrimmsley of Greeusboro,
Ptof. Claxton of tho tate Normal and
Industrial College, Dr. Liyseott, Dr. Bus
kerville, Dr. Mangum, and Prof. Toy of
the University. In addition to these well
known educators there will bo Prof. Ham.
mel of Maryland Normal College, Prof.
Rose of I'eabody Normal College. Trof.
lieeder of Teachers College Columbia
University, Dr. Jacques W. Red way the
eminent Geographical author and lecturer,
and Dr. W. S. Currell of WashUijjtgn and
Lee University. 7 '''s faculty is the best
ever assembled in the South for Summer
School work and teachers wishing to de
vole special study to tbe primary branches,
Mathematics, English. French, German,
Spauish. Botany, Chemistry, Zoo'ogy,
Latin, Physics, 'hysiology, and P?jchol
ogy should not fail to attend. The charges
are low and there will be reduced rates
over all railroads. For Circular giving
full particulars apply to
C. S. Noble, Superintendent,
Chapel fll, N. C.
His Life Was Savkd.
Mr. J, M Lilly, a prominent citizen of
Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonderful de
liverauce from a frightful death. In tel
ling ol it he says : "1 was takeu with Ty
phoid i?',ever, that run into Pneumonia.
My lungs became hardened I was so weak
I couldn't even sit up iu bed. Nothing
helped me. I expected to soon die of Con
sumption, cheu I heard of Dr. Kiup's New
Discovery . One bottlo gave great relief '.
I continued to use it, and now am well1
aud stroug. I can'i say too much in its
praise " 1ms marvellous mtdjc.ine ia the
sur.est and quickest euro in tho world for
all Throat "aud Lung Trouble. Regular
sizes T0 ceuts aud $t OO. 1 rial Bottles free
at i lymoutu Drug (Jo., every oottle giur
aoteec. 2
Pretending to know th.e tilings you
snouiu kuow, out riou't occasionally au
swers the same purpose.
Whooping Cough.
I had a little boy who was nearly dead
Irom an attack of whooping cough. My
neighbors ricomuieuded Chamberlain's
Co.tudi Remedy. I did not think that auv
medicine would help him, but after giving
him a few doses of that remedy I noticed
an improvement, and one bottle cured him
entirely. It is the best cough mediciue I
ever had iu the house. J. L. Moore.
South Burgettstown, Pa. For tale by all
druggists. t
ICs useless to try to kill time, for it will
eventually turn the tables on you.
I have becu a sufferer from chronic diar
rlioea ever siuce the war and haye used all
kinds oi medicines for it. At last I found
one remedy that has been a f;:iccess as a
cure, aud that is fjnainberiy.iu's Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. P. E.
Gkisuam, Gaars Mills, La. For sale by
alj druggists.
Some men spend half their time in ma
king promises and tho other half iu making
excuses.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Unresists ref'ynJ the money if it fails to
cure. 2.c. 1 he genuine has L, B. Q. on
each tablet. uov 1,-Gci
Drowning men ofteu clutch at straws
when engaged iu drowning their troubles.
If you suffer from tenderness or fullnese
on the right bide, pains under shoulder
blade, constipation, biliousness, sick-head-aohe
aud feel dull, heavy and sleepy your
Jiver is torpid and congested. DeWitt's Lit
tle Early Risers will cure you promptly,
pleasantly and permanently " by removing
the congestion and causinir the bile ducts
to open and flow naturally, they AltE
POOD pills. Leggett's "Drug Store.
A bad penny, like a retrousse noae, al
ways turns up.
Don't think yon can cuse that slight at
tack of Dyspepsia by dieting, or that it will
cure itself, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will
cure it ; it "digests what you eat" aud re
stores the digestive orgau3 to health. LegT
gett's Drug Store,
A man is up to-day nnd down to-morrow
and a good many succeeding days.
J, D. Bridge, editor and proprietor of the
Democrat, Lancaster, N. II., says: 'T would
not be without One Minute Cough Cure
for my boy, when troubled with a cough or
cold. It is the best reiuedy for croup I ever
Used," Leggelt's Drag Store.
Sometimes a woman crushes a man
with a look, and sometimes she onlv
mashes him.
If you have piles, c jJiJE them. No use
undergoing horrible operations that simply
remove the results of the disease without
disturbing the disease itself. Place your
confidence in DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
It has never faile.d to cure OTHEU3 ; it will
not fail to cure you. Leggett's Drug Store.
The high moral ground occupied by tho
hypocrite is a bluff.
It makes no difference bow bad tbe wound
if yon use DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve; it.
will quickly herd and leave no tear. Leguett
Drug Story,
Talent is ability to work ; genius is ability
to quit. .
Some of tho rpsnlts of neglected dyspep
tic conditions of tho stomach are cancer,
consumption, heart disease and epilepsy.
Kodoj Dyspepsia Cuo prevents &U this by
effecting a quick cure in all oases of dys
pepsia. Leggett's Drug Store.
The best material for a successful nwtl
is b.raius.
By allowing (ho accumulation in the
bowels to r'-majn, the entire system is pois
oned. DeWitt's Little Early Risers regulate
the bowels. Try tnem and you will always
use -them. Leggett's Drug Store. "
Make Inste slowly except when you
ere trying to catch, a. cat.
Pneumonia, la grippe, coughs, colds,
croup and whooping-cough readily yield
to One Minute (Cough Ome. Use this rem
edy in time and save a doctor's bill or the
undertaker's. Leggett's Drug Store.
lyspepsia
Digests what you eat.
Itartiflcially digests the food apd aids
Nature In strcngtheniner and reconv
structing the exhausted "digestive or
gans. It is the latest discovered digest
ant and tonic. Jso other preparation
can approach it in efficiency. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
SickIIeadache,Gastralgia,Crarnps,and
oil 1 . . . - rt..14-. - P 4, f A jj
uiiuuifl ICSU1LSIU I 111 pt'I It'CLUleSHOli.
Prepared by E. C. DeWItt &Co., Chicago,
Leggett's Dura Stoke. nu5-ly.
NOTICE!
T. B. Wolfe, et als
vs.
II. E, Wolfe, et m$
Pnrsuaut to an order of the Superior
Court of Washington county made in this
cause on the 2nd clay of Jauuary 18!)(J, .con
tinuing the sale ordered to have been made
on the Jst Monday in January 18'.H)aud a'so
an order made in said cause directing anoth
er sale of the lands hereinafter described, I
shall sell by public auction at the Court
House door iu Plymouth ou the first Mon
day in June 18.1)9, th,e lauds known as the
Dr. Wolfe residence near Plymouth, on The
road pom Plymouth to Jamesville.
Terms cash.
II, S. Warp,
April 29, ISO!), Commishioner.
I 33. YEAGER,
-IS HEADQUARTERS
FOR MUSICAL GOODS,
the onlv house in town whom von
will find nil kinds of ninsirci.l instru
ments from a Jew's harp up to the
very latest, tho Columbia Zither
which tiny child can play, and the
Columbia Graphophnne which makes
speeches, sings songs and nlnvs band
pieces. Records and t-ilking'machi-
nes in stock and for sal?.
I have also added a Gold and Silr
ver pjating department for plating
v aicii.es, deweiry anu silverware.
REPAIRING of all kind done .on Short
AtOriCE, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Your fSpfi'itB
II A T
You ,wapt in the latest style and cf
the best material. Get it then from
Mrs. A. M. Avers where you will
get pot only the up-to-date m shape,
but also the lowest prices.
I have a select stock of flowers,
tips, ribbons and other - millinery
goods which are very cheap.
I also carry u nice lino of ready
trjpimed hats wjiicli pan be bought
much cheaper than special orders.
If there is anything in my line you
need 1 can make the price o. k., mid
will appreciate your patronage,
Yours to please,
Mua. A. M. Ayejis,
With the opening of Spring get out your
last Epasop suits, coats, pant3 and dresses
aud have them renovated and
CLEANED OU DYED
and thus save the price of a new garment.
Those soiled clothes can be made to look as
good as dcw by the eld reliable
CLEANER and DYER-
SAMUEL WIGGINS, on Main glreet,
who cleans, dyes, renovates and presses at
moderate prices.
I also do all kinds of UPHOLSTERING
and cau ruake your old furniture look ju3
as good as new at small cott.
All work guaranteed aud your patronage
respectfully solicited,
Cure
Saml Wiggins.
Jill Cm
"Remember The Main"
thing in family groceries is to get
them fresh, the same is true of .cakes
candies, canned goods, .c. To get
these goods fresh e-ili on W. J. Jack
son he has a nice line of Heavy .and.
Fancy Groceries, and would like to
C. U. B. A.
customer, that he might please you
in this line.
Ho also carries a large stock of
Ready Hixed Paints and can save
you money on every purchase.
W. J. Jackson
IlGrulhal Block, next to Post Office.
REMOVED
Plymouth grocery Co.,
(to p.uikkley's corner)
Yo have moved our stock of Heavy
and Fancy Groceries to the store on
Brinkley's corner so we nitty be more
convenient to the public.
We carry a full-line, everything to
be found in an up-to-date grocery
and at prices as low as th.e lowest.
Thanking the public for the very
liberal patronage given us at the old
stand we solicit a larger share of 3 our
trade in the future.
Yours very truly,
J. D. McCONNICO, Manager,
NEW UNDERTAKER,
S. J- BA11C0,
DEALER Itf
CoBns, Caskets, and I5urial-caf.es of all
styles, grades, sizes and prices.
Special attention given to orders at a dis
tance. If it should be your misfortune to
need anything iu this line see my goods.
I am still io the buggy busiues with as
nice a Jot of open and top vehicles as has
ever been shown in this section. In work
prices I defy competetion. Examine my
stack before placing your order,
yours respectfully,
S. J. BAKCO,
IIOPEK, N. C,
ocia ly
THE OLD RELIABLE
L335J
I am still in tbe front,
with a complete line of
Buggies, waggons,
Road Sarts,
Farm Carts,
Or any other" Vehicle.
To be convinced, call and see
for your self.
With a large variety of material,
and increased facilities, we aro bet
ter prepared than ever, to turn out
first-class "Avprk, at lowest prices
consistent with good workmanship.
Thanking the public for a very
liberal patronage in the past, we
hope to merit the same in the fu
ture. Horse shoeing and repairing a
specialty,
Respectfully,
II. PEAL.
Realizing that a bakery
is one of the great needs of
this town, I have put in an
oven and am prepared to
furnish the public with fresh
bread, cakes, pies, &cs at
reasonable prices, and will
appreciate your patronage.
Yours to 'please,
Plymouth Baking Co.,
E. J, DANCE, Manager,
Bryan's Old Store, - - Water St.
Send Your Job Vork
TO
THIS Oi'FICE,
K
TOKI'OUC & SOIIT1IERN RAILROAD
COAU'AAX.
Schedule in epfim? oct
The pirect Short Line between Plymouth,
Edenton, Eastern North Carolina and
Konfolk and all points North. Steamer
leaves Plymouth ?:Ki a. m.
Mail Train leaves Edenton J:5 p. m.
daily, (except Sunday), arrives at Norfolk
4:25 p. m.
Express Traia leaves Edeptoa Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday at .8 10 a. tn.,
Arrive at Woifolk 11 ,a. tn.
Connection made at Norfolk with all raij
and Steamer Lines, and at EJizabeth City
with Steamer Neuse, Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday for New Berne, Roanoke
Island, Atlantic & N. C.,,li. R. Stationsj
also Wilmington & Weldon R, R. jSteamer
Nswberne leaves Elizabeth jbity Monday
nooijj and Wednesday 6 p. ni., for Roanok
Island, Oeracoke, Oriental and Uewberne
The Company's Steamers leave Edenton
12.45 p. m. as follows; Steamer
to Mackey's Ferry. Plymouth, Jamesville
and Williamston daily (except Sunday)
with passengers for Roper, Pantego, BeU
haven, couneoling with Str. Virginia Dare
for Makleyville, Aurora. South Creefe,
Washington and intermediate landings.
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday for
Chowan River, and Monday and Friday
for t'cupperuoug River on arrival of No
2 Train.
Norfolk passenger station at Norfolk and
Western Railroad Depot.
Through tickets on sale and baggage
checked to all piineipal points.
O
EASTERN CAROLINA DISPATCH .
FAST FBE13HT LINE
AND PASSENGER -ROUTE.
Daily all rail service between Edenton,
New Yorjr, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Norfolk. '
Tbron?h cars, as low rates and quickei
time thau by any other route.
Direct all goods to be shipped by East'
ern Carolina Dispatch, as follows: From
Norfolk by N. & S. Ii. R.; Baltimore by P.
W. & 13. p. It.; President St. Station
Philadelphia by Pennsylvania It. R. Dock
St. Station; New York by Pennsylvania
R. R., Pier 27 North River, and Old Do
minion S. S. Co., Pier 26.
For further information apply to J. E.
LAWRENCE, Agtnt, Plymouth, N. C.
or ,to the General Office of the i. $ S
R.R. Co.. Norfolk, Va.
M. K. KING, General Manager.
H, C. HUDGINS, f. F. & P. Agt.
Still In "Xlie JiVont
With the very best facilities to serve
tho public in the way of first-class,
turnouts.
I keep on hand a good stock of,
HOUSES AND MULES,
For hire,
COME TO SEE ME
When you want stylish turnouts. I guar;
antee satisfaction.
P. F. OWENS
Main Street, Plymouth, N. C.
oc ;o-tf
KEEP COOL.
I have put in a nice Cold Drink fix-r.
tare and these warm days and
nights a nice milk shake or
lemonade is a refre$h.--ing
drink and will
keep you cool
while you
ere look
ing over
our line
. of great bargains in tho latest '
Will you take a glass while looking?;
I have great inducements to offer ia,
Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, &c, but
the greatest is our hist shipment of
new styles Percale, eight styles, ancl
our line of plain Organdies is simjjly
complete. Be sure to see them all.
Yours truly,
J. T- LEWIS.
Ju-1'99
Closing ut
Millinery, No tionst &c.
AT COT.
Having decided to retire from the
millinery "business I am noiv offering
my entire stock of goods consisting,
of (he latest stylo Millinery, Notions. v
White goods, Trimmings, Etc., at,
wholesale cost.
Quick buyers get big bargains, as,
the goods must go.
Yours Respectfully,
We Lead,
v
Mrs, Annie