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A Democratic Newspaper.
Bf JOS. K. ROBINSON.
Kntered at the Post Office at Uoids
boro. N. C. aa Sscond -Class Matter.
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AWFUL MORTALITY IN CUBA.
WEEKLY ARGUS.
One copy one year In advance
One copy six months In advance
One codv three months in advance
GOLlUSBOHO N. C, JAN, 19, 1898
DIVERSIFICATION OF CROPS
The enemy U
coming To tbe fort
for y o e t H rtil '
When a wise man re
ceives a plain warning
of danger, he does not
watt to let it overtake
him; he seeks everr
reasonable means to
fieht it off.
Disease would almost nev
er get the best of the average
man if he was prepared to
ral precautions dictated by common sense.
When a man's stomach and liver get up
set and fail to do their regular work, he can
be certain that something worse is bound to
follow, if he doesn't look out for himself.
TT J 1. a J i (Yct i (n 1 1 fill ni And
Out in Texas thoughtful men I constipation are simply Nature's warnings
have reached the Conclusion that thaenemy of senous disease coming
the landlord and the merchants do The sensible thin? to do is to immedj.
i . . ., atelv fortifv the system with Dr. Pierce's
pernaps more tO promote tne rum- Golden Medical Discovery. It vitalizes and
ous all-cotton policy than any oth- aS.
er Single influence. 1 he landlord I ft gives the digestive and nutritive organs
oower to extract nourishment troni the tooa
insists upon the growing of cot
ton, because he considers it the
best assurance of payment of rent,
and the merchant does lkewise be
cause he considers it the best as
surance of payment of supplies
advanced . The tenant farmer has I
no alternative.
If, as is often the case, the
landlord is also the merchant,
another very selfish shortsighted
consideration appears. As the
landlord he dictates a crop that
will best promote his trade as a
merchant. As a merchant he does
not want his tenant to raise sup
plies that he has on hand to sell
and turn it into rich, red, healthy blood. It
creates appetite, good digestion, and solid,
muscular strength.
It is far superior to the mere temporary
stimulus of malt-extracts. It is better than
cod liver oil emulsions because it is assimi
lated by the weakest stomach.
" About fifteen years ago " writes Mr. John Mc
M.VViopI editor of the PlattsburR, (Mo.) Leader,
" I was in very poor health, had no appetite, wal
sluetrish, and so lifeless it seemed impossible for
me to do anything that required effort. Every Bill
snnntiiaiiUhralth seemed to affect me oar
ticularly. A friend advised me to use Dr Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery asserting tnat u womo.
restore tne to perfect health, and make a new
man of me. Finally he induced me 10 try the
minn. t wfortid at the time about 12s lbs
r nwd sevprnl bottles, and upon quitting it
weighed 175 lbs. Since that time my weight has
varied from this to 19s pounds
a n. 4 ..rmQput cure for eotisttoa-
UOn IS ITT. iciitvj. vi- -
i a gentle fiixative, tw a wild cathartic.
THE TOICE OF A DEMOCRAT
him. His profits would thus be
decreased. So as landlord and p ajntinK the Picture of Wretfli
dictator ue iorces iue leuam
farmer to raise all cotton, and to
buy his supplies, which come, of
course, from tho northwest, be
cause no one is permitted to raise
them at home. The landlord mer
chant is after a while the loser,
edness Under Mr. McKinley's
Prosperity.
Cornelius O'Connor in N. Y. Journal.
As another Bryan Democrat, I
make hold, to take issue witD
GOLDSBOR0 market.
His nolicv keeDs the tenant farmer your article of the 11th instant.
in rinhr -nri finallv ,lrivfia him nnt. "The hand of compromise nev
... ',. . . . v. 1 j -n I er vet gained a battle-or ran up
of the district; his lands are ill Lhflaf of victory We propose
Kept auu aie sieaunjr ueutBaseu iu tf fieht the battle onthe line
value, and a condition of general haid down in the Chicago plat
improvement is ushered in that form, even for a generation, and
sans at length his unwise gains.lifnecessarv.it will be handed
The state and the community are I down from sire to son. We re
the victims of such greed. No one fuse to bund or speculate upon
oiiltha shifting and treacherous
are injured by such a policy onthe sands of political expediency, or
part of the land owner and mer- eVed for twelve
t j ,. '. , long, weary years to those pro
Instead of appealing to the ten- fessionai harmonizers, who have
ants to raise less cotton, let the beid tne WOrds of promise to the
appeal be addressed to the land- ear, only to break them to the
lords and the merchants, and es- hope. We have listened to sonor-
pecially to the landlordmer chants, ous platitudes and declamations
-For the general good let the mer- for a like period, and the people
chant yield a position of his rade have been sold into bondage; we
in supplies. Let both be ready to ave trusted, and we have been
. u i K.t betrayed; we have hoped, and the
accept hogs, cattle, butter, eggs. , nh'n srmt.
chickens, corn, wheat or eorgnum Q mankmd; we have eutreat
from the tenant. In fact, let them ed, and we have been mocked;
rise to the situation by demanding and now we riSQ up au(i defy
at least one half of payments in them, and tell them that the
such supplies. Get out of the old time for harmony and compro
grooves. Give over so much sel- mise has passed away, and that
fishness, and accept a little more we will only consider and accept
irnnM in rWlpr tn RM-vfi the. unconditional surrender
The Work ol Starving Women,
Children and the Aged Goe
Grimly On.
Havana, Jan. 17. Here are
several authentic reports con
cerning the horrible situation of
the concentrados in Cuba.
Two hundred and fifty pacifi-
cos were living at Uftascaiioas,
Melenadel Bur, Havana province,
until they were herded around
Guines, All but five of them have
died from starvation, and the
five survivors are in the most
pitiful state of sickness.
.Ninety-eight pacificos wno
were confined in the courtyard of
the club at Guines have all died
of hunger. Around Havana 80
per cent, of the pacificos are uns
able to work owing to their
weakness from starvation.
n the town of Aguacate, in
this province, 300 persons are
dying of hunger. Since Dec. 20
the authorities have stopped giv
ing them t he provisions that Gen. '
Blanco had ordered to be de
livered to them. The local Junta
for the relief of the pacificos says
that it has no monsy from the
Government for that purpose.
In Havana city 243 women and
children are starving to death at
82 Cadiz street; 32 in the hospital
of Aldecoa, and 339 in the hos
pital known as Quinta del Rev.
They have neither food, medi
cines, nor clotMing. In the place
called Los Fosos there are over
1 .000 pacificos starving. Among
them 348 women and children
are actually dyiDg.
The neighboring town of Gua-
nabacoa is also full of starving
people. Tn Matanzas there are
over 12,000 people starving. The
situation is the same all over the
island. There has bean not the
least exaggeration in all the re
ports about the frightful ravages
of famine in Cuba.
GOLDSBORO, N C, JAN. 19.
The Following are the Latest
Quotations on Articles
Named.
1 21
2i(cb 4
4 7
7 (eg 10
8(3)
... 15 (5) 18
, . . 18 20
.... 25 (d 35
25 (d
35(40
50 72
i
. . 5i to 6
12i
10 to 12
11
$2. 51 to 8
7 to 8
8 to 10
6ito '
5i to 6
, 7J to 8
. 17 to 25
weaker members of the communi
ty, and the State itself. There is
assuredly no hope of relief except
through action of this nature on
vour part. You are masters of
We see on all sides of us labor
walking the streets of our cities
vainly seeking employ meat.: want
and wretchedness stalking
through the highways and by
wats of our fair land, with no
You can't cure consumption but you
can avoid it and cure every ot.ner form
of throat or luiip trouble bv tho uieof
One Minute Cough Cure. J. H
Hill fe Son, Goldsboro, and John R.
Smith., Mt. Olive.
Fair Bluff Times: As usual at
this season of the year, the guano
is beginring to roll in by the car
load to make a new crop of 5 cent
cotton.
- COTTON.
Market steady on a basis of 5i for
middling:
tobacco;
Fillers
common Medium
Good
Fine
Smokers
Common. ..........
T Medium.,
Good
Fine 8 (till
Cutters
Common. , 7 10
Medium 10 (a) 14
Good 14 18
Fine 13(g25
Wrappers
Common
Medium
Good
Fine
Fancy
MEATS.
Sides, dry salt
Fresu portc
Suar cured hams
N. C. Hams
Breakfast Bacon. . .
Salt Mullets
Lard, country.:
Turkeys dressed
Lard. .Northern
Turkeys undressed
Chickens dressed
Chickens live, apiece
STAPLE GROCKRIE3
Flour fancy patent
Flour straight 5 25
Flour eooJ family. 5.00
Weal ret Bick 1.00
Susrar , 5ito 6
Coffee 10 to 15
Cheese lOito 11 j
Salt ..-50 to 1.20
PRODUCE.
Com ....45
Rice rough 75
Rje .75
Oats 30 to 85
Bran per 100 lbs 80
Potatoes sweet 30 to 35
Potatoes-Ir'sh 100
Peanuts ' 60 to 75
Apples - 2.75
Kfrg-s 12-J
Butter 20 to 25
Tallow, i 2 to 21
B-jeswax 18 to 20
Hides green . 6 to 7
Hides dry 10 to 14
6 00
rv A.
This is the head
a Pearlinc womap..-- "There cr.
others.!' And if the others dp-.i't loc
cheerful, it's r.o v ender. You'v
got to v.-crk Iiard, if you do. yo;
washing and cleaning with soa
and -you've Ot to v. ork a long tin
over it, and you're wearing thin
oat with your rabbinr. Pearlir
makes the war'.; easy and quick
saves rubbincf. 1 he wonder is tha
Stock Law Election Notice
State of North Carolina )
Wayne County. )
It appearing to the satisfaction of
the Board of County Commissioners
of Wayne County that a majority of
the qualified voters m the territory
hereinbelow described, have petition
ed m the manner prescribed by law
for an extension oi the stock law over
said territory:
It is hereby ordered by the Chair
man of the Board, the Clerk of the
Millions N0PearJine
ANDY CATHARTIC
any woman who has to do soap's hard work can look pleasant. Superior Court and the Register of
Still, some of them do, in spite Of it. 614 Deeds, for said County, that an eke-
Bros in the town of Pikeville, on
Tuesday the 8th day of February,
1898; that a new r'gistration be had
of the voters embraced -vs itiiin the
boundaries named in said petition,
and that N. B. Berger and 111. V
Crawford be appointed Registrars
and J. H. Edgerton, G. L. Sullivant
and Albert Aycock judges of the
said election.
Following are the boundaries nam
ed in said petition: Beginning with
stock gate near John Thigpen's,
runs -witn ijolasooro ana oauis
Roads road to r ler of Jos. Fore
hand's field near J onathanDavis' gin,
then with path running by Ji.psy
Jackson place toR. H. Smith's corner,
then across C. A. Jackson s field,
then up his back fence to corner of
li. A. bmith s upper place, then -with
eastern line of his land and the home
place lands of J. P. Smith, crossing
the slough m the head ot JN. 1 . Per
kin's mill pond then with the South
line of the lands formerly belonging
to J. T. Edgerton, then with East
line of Johnathan Garxisto Nahunta
Swamp, then up said swamp on the
South side to Holland's bridge, then
nearly South withUroldsboro road to
X Roads near Frances Mitchell,
then West with public road to
George Best's corner, then South
with George Best s line to Dennis
Sulamp, then down said swamp on
Southside to Little River, to present
stock law, then with present stock
law to beginning.
G. C. KORNEGAY,
Dec. 8, 1897. Reg. Deeds.
fa I j !
25 iscr
At I
DRUGGISTS i
RPCATTITUT V rTTIDIinilJPr to core any caseof constipation. Cascarets are the Ideal Laxa-S
nDuUliU I Lib I U UmlnM 1 LCiU tire, never crip or trine, bnt cause easy natural results. Sara4
nlo .ni hnir1t trmm. kA RTEni.Tfi RPMRnY c?0. rhir.:i!.n. 1-nntrenl. Can., or new York. t
Jk-n ral . .
DAI N TV WOMAN
employes every hoet aid to enhance
her charms, and proper y no. So pei -fumers
all over the wo ld hend thtir
energies to the manuf clure of rol-
osrnes. extracts, 'fwm.es and sacl et
powders for her delectation. We haie
almost everything jou can think of in
i.ba l-.no ...u ni. j.. iii i ii'K, alrtady
otiled, or in siti ')' quar'tUies
M. E. Robinson & Bro.
THE SEMI-ANNUAL
Clearance
The holidays have passed and we are
moro thin thankful to lhe Dablic for
the'r liberal patronage.
We are sti'l receiving the finest oys
ters in the shell that we have had this
season, liemeiaber thov are onenp.d
from 'he shell fresh to order.
Please return buckets.
Goldsboro Oaster House,
J. B. WATSON, Prop.
Oysters and Ouail S-eryed to Order.
s
Small pill, safe pill, best pill De
Witt's Little Early Risers cure bil
lio tsness, constipation, sick headache,
J.H. Hill & Son, Goldsboro and J no.
R Smith Mt Olive
Last year this country's exports
were over $1,000,000,000. - This
is another suggestion of the high
figures to which wheat went.
AT THE t,LADIES, ?STORE,V
is always of special interest, because the prlcts on all our Dress Goode,
Goats and Capes are cut in pieces, in order te close inem out Deiore siocK-ian-
in if. .
Dissolution Notice !
The co-partnership heretofore exist
ing between N. J. Smith, B. P. Scott
a i , - r , -v i i ana j . jr. omim, nas oeen Qissoivea oy
lSO a lOX OT Femnanib HI l-rfcJll UUUU& mutual consent. J. P. Smith retirinir
iUn4- nvct Dara Rarrrainc from the firm. All debts due the old
Remember the
Clearance Sale
We will close out the balance of pur stock
of Dress Goods. Cloaks and Capes at a sac
rifice.
Begins At Once.
M. E,. Gastex & GO-
firm can be paid to N. J. Smith at
Goldsboro, or to J. P. Smith at Pike
ville. The business will be continued
at the same stand by Nt J. Smith. B
P. Scott and P. B. Scott, under the
rm namo ol bmitn. facott at Uo., as
heretofore.
Thanking the public for the gener
ous patronage with which they favored
the old lirm we nope by lair and non
est dealings, ana strict attention to
business, to merit a continuance of the
sanre.
N. J. SMITH,
B. F. SCOTT,
P. B. SCOTT.
cxtraorainarv
e
HAVP Vnil Sore Throat, Pirn
in i i. m ples Copper-Color.
ed Spots, Aches, Old Sores, Ulcers i
Moutb, id air-Jt ailing t Write Cook
Remedy Co., 965 Masonic Temple
Chicago, 111., for proofs of cures. Cap
ital, $o00,1)Ip0. Worst cases cured In 15
to 35 days. 100-page book free.
1 esa
THAT OFFER
STILL HOLDS GOOD.
AND IF YOU "WISH
to have your buggy
re - pa i nte d and
made to look as
srood ha inew. and
with workmanship guaranteed first-
class in every particular, bring ,it to
me, in tne rear of
aummeriin's re- -rz--i ,
pair shop on the Q
corner oi J onn
and Ash streets. I am still ofterino-"to
paint them at the small price of FIVE
Carriages. Phaetons aad all other
vehicles or job painting at prices low
luproportion. Respectfully,
Richard Brown.
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Died Time :
Musical
Home School.
t ory, Burdea BaiMiaar, Front Room
the situation, and through you only I refuge from starvation but the
can a change be wrought in the I river or the grave, while on the
all-imnnrtanofi matter of home I other hand we witness a degree
supplies .
Greenville Weekly: While
sawing a very large log at Mr.
Spier's Crisp Mill near Crisp,
near Edgecombe county, last week,
"Mr. W. J. Brown, the sawyer,
noticed something shining in the
log and it " proved to be a ball
open by the
of semi-barbaric splendor and
luxury that would shame ancient
Rome when it was in thehey-dey
of its. oppression and persecu
tion. We have witnessed an un
paralleled exhibition o'coersion,
villification, persecution, oppres
sion: and corruption raisingQits
hideous head has held high holi
day, and the harmonious and
the saviours of society have said
"Our bounty is as boundless as the sea;
our Jove as deep. "
"Cur hopes, our heart-, our prayers,
our tears.
Our faith triumphant o'er our fears;
Are all with thee; are all with thee."
And thougn darkness is now
on hign. peering tnrougn tne
sullen, lowering clouds and look
which was cut open by the saw,
The log was a very large one (pine) that it is welu
and squared eighteen inches. And to that matchless leader of
Lord Cornwallis marched through the democracy, William Jennings
that section in the Spring of 1781 Bryan, eight million American
going to Yorktown, where he met ! freemen say
his defeat, and the ball ia supposed
to have been fired in a skirmish
or some little fight during that
march.
Ash-boro Courier; As the C. F.
and Y. V. train approached Mill
boro one day last week, it was
rUafrYvrovl flint, n. Vinv pa.T Inaled
with cotton war on fire. The train inS beyQd f
, t .-I i. re a come, I see him holding a sanct-
was stopped, the car cut off and -n th& hearts Qf lfae ,
carried to the siding at the sta- i see a mighty, free, enlightened
- tion. Capt. W. D. Lane opened people, whose hearts swell with
"the door to the car and pulled i0ve and devotion, slowlv and
two bales out of the car. The
whole car was in a blaze "and ev
ery effort to save the cotton
proved unsuccessful. There were
twenty-five bales, and all were
1 l rp-L- t4-T,
UU1"BU T - flowers of immortality upon his
was for the Worth Manufacturing last abiding plac6t Sayin: with
Company. words that rise struggling from
The Maryland General Assem- J the heart, that are too deep to
bly . began at noon to-day I utter, too strong to be suppressed:
fr. lllnr. fnr a IJmterl States Sen-1 "While tbe wlttiered trunK 01 'ree
ator to succeed the Hon. Arthur
Pue Gorman, whose present term
expires in March, 1899. That a
Republican will be chosen is rea
sonably certain.
-FOB-
GIRLS AND ( COR. LAFAYETTE
YOUNG LADIES ) AVE. & CHARLES ST,
BALTIMOHE, MD.
If vou have not vet made vour wrap ourchase, don t put it on another day. we are
selling coats and capes every day, and at the prices named this week and next they must
go rapidly. We will have no old stock to carry next season. To effect this, every garment
is marked way down
BELOW THE COST TO MANUFACTURE !
Here's how they are goingNot more than two of a kind.
BftRTHOLD iftEy&R,
Principal-
Catalogue Furnlshed!Upon!flpplication.
Cnnnlqltmo. Vocal
opcoiaiLico. - stringed In
struments, Languages,
with Literature and Art.
Culture,
jed In-
Elocution
Real Estate.
I have for sale 2 houses
and lots, and sereral vacant
lots. Will take charge of
property in city. If you
wish to buy or sell, see me.
E. L. Edmundson.
Office in F. B. Edmundson '3 store.
Number of boarding pupils limited.
Unexceptional home comforts.
OPKN8 bEPT.16,
reverently wending their way to
his far-off inland city, carrying
with them hallowed memories,
bearing the blossoms and gar
lands from Mt. Vernon and Mods
ticello. laying the wreaths and
dom's tree
Sends fortna single leaf, even for thy
grave,
A garland let it be."
How's This.
We offer One Hundred Dollars
Lydia Burns, relict Kewaro lor any case;oi atarrn tnat
r - I AQLTinf a Piirorl hv Hull fl t Iflrnrr n
Messenger-Intelli-
Coats.
Was $$.
Coat of finest black beaver,
elegant frogs and braid trim
ming, taffeta lined.
Now $9.
Was $16.0.
An elegant heavy, light tan
cloth, handsomely stitched
and perfect style.
.. Now $7.?0.
Was $16.50. -
Russian Blouse, of
broadcloth, mohair
trimmed, absolutely
quality.
black
braid
first
Wadesboro
cencer: Mrs.
of the late J. 13. iiurns, ot this
place, died at the home of her
son, Mr. C. Burns, Wednesday
afternoon, aged 65 years.
High Point Enterprise: While
at Asbeboro, Monday, the Enter
prise was told that a cotton f ac -tory
would be built ' there some
time this Spring. The stock is now
being made up. ;
- Mayor Van Wyck intimates that
the police of Greater New York
will be kept out of politics. It's
a rather dazzling idea to look at,
but it) J-'t wink all the
aim
it
Cure.
F- J. CHENEY & CO., Props,
Toledo, O.
We the undersigred, have known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions ana
financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their trm.
West & Teuax, Wholesale Drug-
- gists, Toledo. O.
Walding, Kxnnas & Mabvih, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. .- Price, 75c, per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists. : , Testimonials free
rT. Mi If-a Ncrti FfiASTEns cure EH EI7M A-
TI'iM, WEAK BAO&'i. At druggists, only 25c.
Now $9.
Was $,13.50.
Brown broadcloth, stitched. "
Now $7.0.
Was $13.50.
Fine black beaver,satin lin'd,
fur collar.
Now $7.0.
Was $12.50.
Russian Blouse, of Navy
Broadcloth, braid trimmed.
- Now $7.50.
Was $12.50.
Heavy mixed cheviot, braid
ornaments.
Now $5.
Was $12.50.
Black Beaver,
braided.
elaborately
Now $5.
Was $10.
Fine black Beaver, stitched
and braided.
Now $6.
All our other coats in
the same proportion.
Capes.
Our Cape offerings
are not as numerous, but
what few we offer are inr
ordinate bargains:
Was $15. v ;
Finest quality plush, elabor
ately jetted, wide sweep; full
satin lined.
Now $10.
Was $12.50.
Of similar plush, braid and
jet trimmed.
Now $7.50.
Was $15.
Heavy black cloth, extra
quality, braid trimmed.
Now $9.
Was $12.50.
r s
Superior Brown
braid trimmed.
Cheviot,
tel. .fa
mm,
Now $7.0.
Was $9.
Myrtle Cloth, stitched and
braided, stylish.
Now $4.50.
Was $7.0.
Elegant Kersey,
hair, trimmed.
best Mo-
Now $5.
Was $5.
Of Beaver, box plaits, braid
trimmed.
Now $3.
Was $5.
Of fine brown broadcloth.
Now $2.50.
VII
Zf
1 M'J- ' II
This Tender Meat
this juicy meat this altogether
satisfactorv meat of ours, is here to be
eaten. We want you to take it away
and eat it, "V ou have to eat meat to
live wny not buy it where you are
sure of get-ting the very best there is
Oh. yes, everjone does say that, but
evervone doesn't prove it. e d.
Buy a stake for breakfast, and see if it
lSD'tSO,
M. Sherman.
These and more.
It Constitutes the Cloak Offering: of the Year.
BROS
H isrhClass Merchandise
Valuable -
ODDortunlties !
The Southern
Realty Exchange.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT, )
SOLD AND EXCHANGED. S
fiav6 You Frop6rtu For Sale?
Do uou wish to Invest? '
Loans Negotiated. Investments Made
Correspondence Solicited.
The SoiiMerii .
. Realm Excnanoe-
GOLDSBORO, N. C.T U. S. A.
Dr.
PRANK BOYETTE
Dentist
Specials.
nil ULES AND WAGON FOR SALE
I will sell two mules and waeron.
altogether, or each separately, at a
bargain. They can be seen at my
residence, corner William and Boun
dary streets. B. J. Midyette.
HAVE YOU PAID YOUR TAXES
FOR 1897? If not, take notice
that the law requires me to furnish
the Judge .with a list of the delin
quents at the next term of Superior
Court, which convenes here on the
24th hist. Are you going to allow
your name written there? The law
allows me no alternative. W. A.
Denmark, Tax Collector for Golds -boro
Township. Jan. 10th, 1898.
I Want-
WHAT?
A share of vour trade.
and fair deal-
going to
And if low prices
inss will cet it, I am
have it. I am going to sell goods
ttb pnues lower man can De naa
in town, and shall give" you full
value for your money, and shall
turn my goods over at a very
small profit
Thanking you for past favors,
and hoping to increase same this
year, I am,
Yours to command,
Mrs. M. P. Johnson,
East Centre Street.
Must be Sold.
We are selling fine Jew
elry cheap. If you are in
need of anything in this
line, you will find it to your
advantage to inspect the
large stock of Watts &
Watts, now being sold at
actual cost r prices, under
assignment. .
All goods sold will be
just as represented.
Coine early and get ad
vantage of the large stock
before culled.
M. E. Robinson,
Assignee