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1 mscenaneonft.
J. M. Chasten. J. R. Chasten.
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J'. U. CliASTEII & 8011,
DEALERS IX
iGr b oerles, 4
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eOUNTBT PRODUCE, D
j j , - . yatJITS, CONFECTIONS,
JKSlobiooo. Snuff. Cigars, nd F11, S
Piles nenerarty. WllltIWjOMhorBM
Ut! promise fair dealing and guarantee Batis
woaid ao wen to see
ALSO . , ' .,,
Asbvts voa thb On,wums ' 1
NAVAJ38A GUANO.'
-umlaut Street, T-' 5
OOLDSCOnO. w: c.
; ; . . COMMISSION HOUSE,
WlXRIIft GTO . 1C.C. "
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V rJOTICE.
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There will ' be an election held at the
various voting places in Johnston county
on Thursday, the 13th day of February,
1879, for the purpose of voting for Remo
raT or " No Removal" of the Court House
to the Railroad, and also for location oar
the North-east" or " North-west" side of
Neuse River, in accordance with Chapter
854, laws of 1876-'77. i
i C. S. POWELL, Sheriff-
Jan. 1. 1879-td
Bookwalter Engine I
Gotapact,8uhBtantlal, Econom
ical and KasilT Managed.
Guaranteed to work welL and
cire foil power claimed - En
gine and Boiler complete, la
eluding- Gorernor, Pump, etc-
ana Doxms;.) him lowpnoeor
non jrower iv.uo
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u- 343.SO
oteemt Sprlnrfleld.Oblo.
Jlllm LFCCCL A no. -
dec 13 , &PSUVQTIMLD, OHIO.
SAVE
YOUR
AIR
TO LEAEHH0V7T0D0
IT BEAD AND HEED
' WHAT FOILOWS.
f SAVE XOVB BAOU Tba Uwa of Hdth
ad LoBSrity dMaaud it, the mtomi of aocial Ufa
aaqvlM it. , Taa natter is of gnat importanea ia
vary war.
MKA.VTVnt TOUR HAUL It ia the iut-
fj-r1-! florx.and foe the loeeof it thera
I bo voupaejaUOB.'
lllliTlVATB TOUB HAHU For
maana eaa it be aared asd beauuoeo.
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DtaaoTaxeil thirty-flre yaara ago by Prof. Ltob, of
Tate,' ia tit moat perfect preparation in the world
Itaa at am i hiy and beautifying the hair.
I Baaldaa belmf tha baat havir dreaabaf
rer pramaad, Xyea'i lUOMkirom WiU
aaltlxilr preheat apraymoaa, avrnd will ra
,ttr, Mir to bald fcaada, if too loota
ad foUielea are sot deatroyed.
It actually performs these aeeaaiag niraetes, of
Wkieh tfaa following is '
A FAIR BPECIHEN.
1 kad aeaa entirelr bald for several years, eoav.
aWHiniiV Z suppose. Z used a few battles of
Xathalzoo, and, torn 7 great surprise, 1 nae a uuo
gaawta of yoong hair.
f 00L. JOHN I- DOKBAHUB, V. B.
In arer important rsspect the Kathairon ia abso
lately inoocnparabla. It is uneqnaled
L To Cure Baldness.
S. To Beetore Gray Hair.
U To Eemore DandrufL
l a. To Dresa and Beautify the Hair.
jBXAB Hff HZZTZK The Kathairon la do
jtfcky paste of aalphur and eugar-oMead, to paint
aaA amb the aair and varalyao the brain. -It ia
o pare and limpid vegetable lotion, intended to re
I store the hair br natrml growth and reinrigaration.
Zt ii aplaodidly perfumed, and the most delightful
toilet dreaming known: No lady'a or geatleman'a
toUet oatfit U eomplete without Lyon's Kathairon.
' ' '
, BOLD EVERTWHEEE.
Cigars ai
GRIFFIN BROS.,
IIA1IMCTDBEBS OF CIGABS
s And Dealers In
Tobacco, Pipes, Smo-
kers!i4rtic
TTe are agents for W. Duke's Dor-
ham Smoklnsr Tobacco, which
we will sell to dealers at factory prices,
and to consumers at the low price of 60
enta per pound,
We are also agents for the celebrated
Orarely and Dlanna Tobacco.
f We Mil more Tobacco than any other
three merchants in GolCsboro, and guar
antee to sell cheaper.
' GRIFFIN BROS.
ejlrar Store,
w- ei a WW ej-a . m .
u naer uregory uouse, in rost umce.
Clffar Factory,
Up stairs, one door north of the
L Je97-tf Messeeoeb Building,
i Cheap Boarding House,
AIIISTON, If. Cm -
i lira. 8. a Oast has fitted tip the two
, buildings near the R.R. Depot, and is
i bow prepared to accommodate her friends
and the traveling public with board and
.-.v toflsEfoa, 1 "3 per day. t A f t - sv r o :
f f . J, Oast's BcwMing House.
NaQrpiT HOTJTSB, :
.f.f i .teWBERN N. C. .
,1 The only finvclass Hotel in the city.
--There Is attached to the House a Bar, Bil
liard Saloon, and also a Restaurant, where
rrrsTfresa Uhad at all hours,' day and
aJiht. - m ' & R. STREET,
aprtktf ; V r ) t Proprietor, ' ;
V t W- d i-sa'
FALL vAWD
THE SIGH: OF THE
We wiir not be
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invite the attention of the Public to the
largest and most Complete
STOC K O F GOO DS
; , EVER OFFEEED BY US.
We have in stock a large line of
Dry Goods, White Goods and Notions,
- Which we offer at prices that defy competition.
.yMen's and Boys' Clothing,
An elegant assoftnient at astonishingly low figures.
BOOTS JL3STJD SHOES
In great variety at prices lower than ever before offered.
A most select assortment of ' j
JMen?8 Furnishing Goods,
; 1 Comprising everything in that line. Also
Hats, Trunks, Saddlery, Blankets, Hosiery
and Ribbons,
1
All of which will be sold as low as first-class goods can be bought anywhere.
Call anil eime Our Stoct More MiDnw prthases.
We thank our numerGus friends for past favors, and hope to merit a
continuance of public patronage. j
Very Respectfully,
A. STK0)UJSE Sf SON.
Goldsboro.N.C, Oct 14.1878 . I
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I would respectfully announce to all who are in need of a good
Carriage, Rockaway, Open or Top Buggy,
That I keep on hand at all times a full stock of WORK, out of which the
most fastidious can find something that j will please.
I use the best material and turn out only first-class work.
Have a few PLANTATION WAGONS left, and expect to have, about
the 10th of October, another car-load, bought LOW FOR CASH, which
will be sold lower than first-class Wagons have ever been sold in this State.
jgEvervthing I sell is warranted.
" " "W. H. ZBOIFLZDEJISr.
Goldsboro, Sept. 30, 1878-tf I
listkCkpstis ik Ml
, . v TO GO TO
AND BUY A GOOD
I have on hand and shall continue to keep good Work, and when you buy any
thing in my line, it would be good for you to come and see me at my New ReDosi
tory near Cobb's building. ? I
Those who owe me for work sold last year must come and make settlement soon
as I have waited as long as I can afford to. Respectfully, :
octi4-tr
WONDERFUL CHEAP!
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- I NEVER HEARD BEFORE TO-DA3T THAT AT
KLorb's Steam Furniture Factory !
In G-oldslDoro I
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Furniture! Fnrnitnre! Furniture!
JTew IFurtziture W act or y I
UJLT AXaAjj JLaXiU AfcUUikAXd U UnfllK,
"Wo not t TJnclersolca. i
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wmiw Bwva. ww j. mi uwuiu ij v.n juui .iicutiuu vu wur
TWO DOLLAR double-lock Bedstead, which are unsurpassed in finish and durability
for the extreme LOW PRICE. . Oar Parlor Salts and Chamber Suits, Dinlng-Room and
Kitchen Far&itare,wm be sold for the NEXT 60 DAYS at astoaishisglf 4o figures.
Come and look at them. In connecUon with oar stock, we ' keep - Tuirpipe" oT Safes,'
Frames, Mouldings, JIattrasses, Paper Window Shades, Ac, to which special md ace-,
menu are offered to Country Merchant. . ! 11 : a
:;; Wall Brackoto I : Chlldron'o Carriageo I
V Wo offer a anlendid asaartment of Wall Braelrata and Children's Oerrtewee t nrioAs
cheaper than any other fconst la town. -r
WINTER.
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G0LDH ELEPHANT
Undersold.
J'lih
Prices.
ill
BUGGY AT ONCE.
IE3. T02STE3S.
YOU CAN BUY GOOD
Seaftsteculfli at
And all other sorts of Fnrnltnre cheap
in proportion.
Notice tcthe Public !
On aoeount of changing my business,
and to make room, I will for the next CO
days tell my stock of Furniture, consist
ing of
Parlor Soita. Bod Room Salts, Din
ing Room sad Kitchen Fuil
tore. Tables, Chairs,
Mattress ss, ew.
all of my own manutactui e, at Wonderful
Low Price: lower than ever 'before, and
I inrlte the publie to give me a call, eon-
fldent I can salt all. ,t . ;
JKf Call and see me before you go else
where, and remember my place la next
door to W. F. Kornegay It Go's. I em
ploy no street drummers " to harraaS
CHEAPER THAN EVER
AT
j,
H
Tory respctfally;
1
hen
Kerns
TOBACCO, PLANT BEDS.
The preparing and sowing of seed beds,
which will soon occupy the attention of
tobacco planters, is not only the first but
a most important Step toward the crop of
1879.' To insure success there must be a
favorable beginning, and a favorable be-
ginning is impossible without a liberal of
early Vigorous plants ; therefore the ne
cessity of a judgment and care in the
solection of pjlocation for a plant-bed,
the preparation of its soil, choice of seed
and the oilturrof plants." f
Every, planter of. any experience at all
selects, when it is practicable,va southern
exposure for the seed bed, that the young
and tender plants may have the fall bene
fit of the rays of the . sun during early
spring. The next choice of location is '
south-eastern one, then" a western, and to
be avoided" northern exiqsure, j-Land
lybg off to the south end.of any large
building, as a barn, is esteemed by many
a desirable place for a plant-bed, because
the reflection helps to warm the ground.
A skirt of .woods on the north and west
sides is a protection to be desired when
convenient, but no trees should be allow
ed to stand near the bed. A spot cover
ed ,with a dense thicket sof,. hazel, or any
growth indicating a rich, friable, black
soil, makes a capital seed bed, though a
lighter soil, can be made to serve with
generous "manuring and burning. J t '11
An old rule whkh still holds' good
among many planters is that the seed bed
should be made any day afer Christmas
when the surface of the ground is without
snow or frost and dry enough to work.
Any refuse wood, when dry enough to
burn readily, is suited to the " purpose,
and ; any airangement of this material
which insures during its burning destruc
tion of all the roots and seeds of grass and
weeds in the soil and imparts to the soil a
reddish, brick-like appearance has accom
plished the result for which the bed was
burned.
Seed beds are not all prepared by burn
ing, though this is a time-honored cus
tom with the majoiity of our successful
planters.
Mr. Papenoe, a cultivator in Mont
gomery county, O., for a bed one roll wide
and four rods long, takes two tablespoon
fuls of seed.
The seeds must be mixed with, ashes or
plaster previous to sowing, and it is wise
to hare a sufficient quatity of the latter
to go over the beds twice, in order to in
sure for them a most equal distribution
Never, under any circumstances, sow
tobacco seed nnt'l the land is in order for
it, and be careful, for your future peace
ol mind depends upon it, not to introduce
the seeds of grass or weeds in fertilizers
applied. Seed beds, to be successful,
must be kept quite free from all growths
except the one plant for which it is pre
pared. -- easT ii suna fi
TOBACCO SEED.
As some of our readers are taking a
deep interest in the culture of tobacco,
we take it that whatever throws light on
the culture of the weed is of invaluable
information. In the columns of an ex
cnange we una tne toiiowmg sugges
tions as to the selection and sowing of
seeds.
The selection of seed depends largely
upon the soil and the quality of tobacco
desired. There are almost as many kinds
of seed-leaf tobacco as there are varieties
of Indian corn. Upon the whole, the
surest and most profitable variety is that
which ripens earliest and yields the lar
gest number of pounds, cured, to a given
number of hills planted.
Rich bottom lands grow heavy, strong
tobacco, and fanners planting on these
lands find it to their interest to make
weight the main object of their crop.
Thinner, poorer lands will produce tobacco
of the lighter weight, but often of a finer
quality, and one that will bring a corres
pondinly higher price. The inclination,
when the soil admits, however, is the cul
tivation of the heavier kinds, for the rea
son that finer qualities require more eare
and experience in handling. Each variety
of tobacco has also some peculiarity in the
form of its leaves and in the qualities of
tenderness or toughness, therefore the
form and texture of the leaf should be a
consideration in the selection of a variety.
A long, narrow leaf for instance, cannot
be used with profit by stemmers. A vari
ety should be selected that -will tempt the
largest number of buyers. A broad long
leafj heavy, dark and gummy, is always
in demand.
Sprouting seed previous to sowing,
while practiced by some, is condemned
by many planters, the germ is very deli
cate and therefore liable to become injured
by handling. Pressing the earth around
and against the seed after sowing, by the
surface of the bed, or beating it down
with the back of a spade, induces seed to
germinate more quickly and certainly than
if allowed to lie loose and exposed to the
air. j In' high latitudes seed-beds are
forced under glass, and. brought forward
at least a fortnight earlier; this insures a
ripening of the crop before frost Newly
sown beds should be covered lightly with
brush; not thick enough to fchut out tha
sunlight but sufficient to protect the
plants from the chilling and drying effects
of the winds. Frequent watering with e
strong infusion ' of refuse j tobacco and
water, hastens the growth of the plants ;
guano applied in the same way, will also
: produce marked effect?. : , ;; ';.
bermudagrassand sheep.
i The true value of Bermuda grass for
pasturage, and as a preventative to lands
washing : is mora than ever before being
understood by Southern farmers. Bermu
da grass is to the South what blue grass
is to Kentuky. We have nsver yet found
the man, who was familiar with Bermu
da grass for pasture, who has denied its
value for this purpose. ' We have yet to
meet the man who dares assert that this
grass upon rich land, does not equal blue
grass or, orchard in the amount of graz
ing furnished. ..Bermuda, acre for acre,
will furnish trice the grazing, the same
space of rime considered, as any other
plant ever introduced into the Southern
States. Lake blue grass it spreads from
runners thrown out in every direction,
.until a solid mat is formed over the entire
surface of the ground. .'From May until
November !t can be grazed, and, during
this period of time; grows constantly and
remains green, n No plant known better
withstands the heat of the summer. It
will grow and spread over the very poorest
soil will grow upon all kinds of soil ia
extremely hardy and hard to eradicate.
mm
OF
WIWlER
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WA-CalUhe.BSEECIAL .ATTENTION
of the citizens of WAYNE4 and' surround
ing COUNTIES to
Our Present Unrivalled Stock of
;;T!'"-"6dv:.;,.:'' ' ' .
We have in Stock now Full Lines of
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Dress Goods, "White
i Goods fc NcMoris,
WniCII WK PROPOSE TO SELL AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
. A-lso,IIi:iX?S ana HOY8'
CLOTHING, BOOTS M SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
Harness, Saddlery, Crock
ery, Blankets, Trunks
and Valises,
! AT PRICES BEYOND COMPETITION.
We Wish to Call Tour Notice to the Most Complete Stock of
FURNISHING GOODS
EVER OFFERED SUCH AS
White Shirts, at all prices.
T ! UnderrShirtS, in eyery grade.
Linen Collars, in every style.
And in Ties and Scarfs you will only have to call and see
to be convinced, at
L. EINSTEIN & CO.'S.
jgejg-We do not propose to mention prices of different goods, as it
would be folly with such a stock of goods as we have. But all can rest
assured that we intend to do a legitimate business, and sell goods as low
if not lower than anybody else.
JlSCountry Merchants will find it to their advan
tage to examine our stock before purchasing, as we are pre
pared to offer them Great Inducements.
jgiSOur Stock in this Branch will
will comprise all the Latest Novelties
an experienced Milliner. 1
We are prepared to fill all orders at
L.
ITo our numerous Friends and Patrons we return
thanks for their past favors, and hope to merit a continu
ance of the same.
I tCDo not forget the Old Stand !
Opposite the Front Entrance to the Gregory House.
L. EINSTEIN & CO.
Goldsboro, N. C, Sept. 26, 1878.
miscellaneous.
OysterSaloon.
The freshest aad best Nobfolk
Oysters may always be found,
served in any style desired, at
the well known Saloon of
W!Ti. I.. EDWARDS',
oct21-tf 2 Doors South of Hotel.
Cares Heartburn
.AcidE nictations
Narvous Head
ache, Fain and
Distention of the
Stomach and
I" JWfcls, J a n n -dtce.
CoHc, Flat
ulency, CostlTa
ness and Female
Irregolaritles.
- As an Antl bil
lons remedy ther
ar sot excelled.
Sold eyerywhere
at 35 cents a box.
feb21t'i p:T T Office fIfswiJiBN. N. O.
EB0ine?f: Ecflers and facleiy!
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NEW-AND SECOND HAND! '
Saw Milts with JZane's -Paten
i ' Set IVorks ; "
Portable Grist Mills TA
' " i&onjr Tlaners,
Wood , Working Machines,
! all ktnds,
Steam 'TttmtoS.dc.V&C.
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We bave some SPECIAL BARfi A IN?
in SECOND HAND Engines, .P-Mrs
and Machihey, on easy termv; " ' i
. Send for descriptive Tvnce. '
EAHM & HUNT EI? .
llu-liUiOiiJ, Ya.
r. "Vi - 1- u.'f: ;
oct 14 4m
Notice.
'3
.I'll,.. -, . . , -t jjrf.t
Application win oe maae to tne miuxa- v
ture to take off . that part of the town of
)art oi the town o
Goldsboro known as'
Webtown. i
widdows Hill and
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opening
GOODS!
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be complete in every respect, and
in this line under the charge of
"
short notice.
SI1TSTEI1T & CO.
irilscellaneous.
DAIL BROS.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
. . AND
Commission Merchants
NEWBERN, N. C.
sepl7 tf
GATES, FOY & CO.,
. Wholesale Grocers and Dealers In
(General Merchandise,
SNUFF, TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
Bagging, Ties and Plantation Supplies
Sonth Front St., opp. Gaston Honse,
octl4-ly NEWBERN. N. O.
Improve Your Cotton !
BY USING THE
CeiHPiOH COTTON CLEANSB
' r.ATTftuA. !i"
B - wm rn
GEO ALLflM
m v
Mai -.'ir;..';" Irlli.iUdll toff y';.-
T MACHINE takes out the Dust
c 1 1 t , n . . .
tarni u:m i ruu irom oeea L-Otton,
iV.rf it to the Gin, and does for Seed
jt: , - !ijt tti' Fan and Smutter docs
or w-fctj.fi t-efi.re It Is ground. Dirt
en sld in ciu in costs the farmer
h nf ivntf pT pound, making a loss
t fp-rn'two ti fl?e dollars pcrbale.
n 7 5TimTe.' tnar one thousand CJotton
I'-Vsr.. nrp n ue in the Mlaaiaainnl
! V-"ev''V- year use of Cleaner wul I
m-n- 'tfio ?at 6r th W! of. it. 'Send for
ide-crii..iv--ircnlRr
OaJO AUIsEN &CO.,
nu -j rouocx bL,
.t :A-tf
Nkwbxrk. N. C j
y B I IUXTIG. of eTerr descrfn.
tf t.i,.M, rSromptly executed at this office, I
at' ibv lowest living prices "
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Hardware. &c. , .- r.
C5oldtloi-o, IV. O.
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'iVholesale nnd Hrdiil
DKALKR3 IN
Foreijrii & IT)ometic
HARDWARE.
HOOSE FURNISHING GOODS,
TTngon and Cart Materials,-
SASHES, DOORS & BLIIIDS
Paints, Oils, Glass,
BUILDERS SUPPIilES,
ZINC AND SHEET-IFOH.
AEricultnral Imulemsnts ! .
a
Threshers, ITIowcrs, Kcapcrs
Cotlii I'lantcr, IlorscPow
crs, the very best soll as
low as they can he
purchased else
where. PLOW MANUFACTURERS.
Farm Engines
AND
GRIST MILLS
we make a sp-c'ai:ty,ar.d part" b a' out to
put up mills will fl;i I U to their irate rest
to give us a cill.
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DRY
AND
Machine Shops
are in full operations, and we are pre
pared to do all kinds of
Foundry aid Mate fori
in (rood 'style aiid at prices comparing
with these of any other establishment.
We employ the best of machinUU and
i
workmen and make or repair all kinds o
j
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Engines, Mills, Cotton
i
Gins,
i
General machinery
!
!s
&.ND
Castings,
of every description.
We hope not enly to merit a continua
tion of, but to add to the patronage wc
.... . .
have heretofore thankfully received.
W, F. KORNEGAY & CO.
; UEQ iMH YARD.
ThA undersigned has established a Lum
ber Yard at the corner of Market & John
Streets, where he will stall times keep
nana "apply Of good dumber at low
Orders solicited and promptly tilled.
dec5-8m . JAS. W. TAYLOR.
PATENTS;. :
- F. A. Lehmsno, 8ol!cttoi of American and
Foreign PatenU, ITashlngton, D. U. All bnsl
nasa connected with Patents, whether before the
Patent Office or the Courts, promptly attended.
pend for circular.
. nucunfniiui aniess a patent is seevred,
ocui-tr
r . v ,JHardwnre,.Ac
HARDWARE STORE
mam
' SfUxV ffII'Ill !
New Slock!
New Prices!
t
Mi Palmer & Co.,
Goldsboro, IN. C
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
HARDWARE!
Agricultural Iiupleinenti,
LI in e, L,ntli, Cement,
IMaster Far is &, Ilalr,
toois, mu, nsiois, moer, m,
nuY .
The "Farmer Girl" Coot Store,
BECAUSE
She Knows How to "Work and will do it
Eight.
It has all the latest improvements, and
is the most convenient and best Stove in
the mnrket and every Stove is warranted
to do its work well, or money refunded, at
SMITH, PALMER & CO.'S.
Carrii'g; Makers' Materials, Paints, Putty,
Oil and Glass.
Stoves, Tin & Iron Ware
Of a'l Descriptions.
mmnn titto niomnTnn
runiTD, naiLo bADiiniio,
Swoe, Sec.
CUTLERY
A,D
Kitchen Furniture I
Harness, Collars, Plow Gear. .
AND
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
Of all sorts.
Call and satisfy yourselves of our Low
Prices.
SMITH PALMER & CO.
March 6. 1878. tf
FOR THE HOUDAY SEASON !
' ! Opposite H. Weil & Bros.,
In-Iks the attention of the Public to his
First class Saloon, where bo keers always
ia stock the bett quality of Whiskies,
Brandies, Wines, Cigars and Lager Beer.
APPLCWOOD,
BlTJVIGARDNCrt,
7; and no a a ok n
' 'WHISKICa Epecialty.;
' 3 Doors South Gregory Hoa.e.
, 4eel2-3m