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Jjevgi_gradea of tobacco for Haywood Morgan, colored, that amounted to $72,90 per cwt Try Reams for High Average*.
THE GLEANER
Local* State and (General
tilt A HAM, M t> AUGUST 6 1879
cauata »IB*CTSat.-«aAUA«,
PBSBTTBIA*— Bev. B. W. Mtbane, Pastor
Service* at 11, o' slock. A M. «*«ry Sabbath
and services every Sabbath evening, except
tbe first and third, at 7 o'clock.
Prayer Meetings very alternate Tuesday ev
ening at 8 o'clock.
Sunday School, W. C. Donnell, Sup't, exer
ciaes at 8, o'clok, P. M.
BarnsT—Rev. W* tt. Harrell, M. D. Pastor.
Services at 11, o' oioek A. M. aad 8, P. M. on
tb« Ist and Brd Sabbaths in eaoh month.
Sunday School, 001. W. A. Albright,Supt.
Exercises at o'olock A. M.
Prayer meeting, every alternate Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock
Good Templars* prayer , mooting every
Jf'Mtidsy night, sfter tbe Ist snd Brd Sunday's;
at the "G. T. Hall" at Bo' clock P. M. free to,
Oftsnma* —Providence i>ne mile from town.
Rev. I). A. Long, Pastor. Services every Sun
t j a y at 11 o'clock, AM.
Sunday Sohool, at 10, o'clock A. M. Bev.
W. W- Sialey. Sup't- ■ ; •
Prayer meeting every Saturday evening at
0 o'clock.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. ,
FRESH DRUGS- for the Cash, at the
Southwest corner of Court House
Square,; •
Read the ad. ot .Muj. W. B.,Lynch,
and note the opening of his school at
High Point. As a teacher Muj. Lynch
ueedt no commendation from us.
Mr. P. W. Klapp and Miss Emma
Xlapp, tbeson and grand-daughter orour
townsman, Mr. Jobu H. Klapp, returned
from Alabama last Suuday. They had
beon absent for some time.
TAX-PAT it R8 will do well to read the
advertisement ot ot the Board of Com
missioners iu this issue, and govern
themselves accordingly.
We return thanks lor a complimentary
pass over the Korth Carolina Railroad
and return, to attend tho North Carolina
Press Association to be held in Beaulort
on the 20tli of Aug. We regret our iua
bility to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Denny, ot
Reidsville, were oil a visit to Ids father's
Mr Johu -Denny's of this place, last
week. Mr. Denuy returned to Keids«
ville Monday toorniug, but Mrs. Denny
wiH remain a tew weeks.
The Americans lead the world in every
thing and especially In fast eating; this
has uia«le Dyspepsia our national disease,
though now undr perfect control by the
me of Dr. Bull's Baltimore Pills gold
everywhere. Price 25 dents.
We see H stated by the Wilmiugtcu
Star that Mr. Moore is to revise bis
school history of the Btate. The Star
has poiuted out errors in the present
edition, and by its friendly criticism lias
doubtless done much tosstjsfy Mr. Moore
of the necessity of this revision.
MISTAKXN.— In our notico of the de
parture ot Rev, A. Currie (or Reideville
in our last issue, we were mistaken in
saving he was to take oharge ol the Pres
byterian church at lieidsville. He went
' 1 hero to lake charxe of a school, and will
fill appointments at two Presbvtorian
churches iu the country mar by.
SCRATCH YOUU BEAD IM ANOTHER PLACE.
—Lunien Crater, tfie barber, may always,
that is nearly always, be found at his
ahop in room No 19 in the Graham
Hotel. The location ia quite conveuient
and Crater ia a good barber! keeps evey«
thing nice and clean, and doea > bis work
well. - '
W. P. Prather has opened art gallery,
|u Grange llall, Company Shops, where
lie will be glad to serve all who lirisli
pictures of tliemselves or filends, of
whatever description. There qre so
many different "Types" now that we
can't begin to call all their names, but he
takes them all.' Reacfhis ad. in another
column.
PLEASANT LODGE ACADEMY.— We are
glad to learn that this school is to ho re
vived. The fall term will begin the 2nd of
Septr. and continiie for twenty weeks. Mr.
N. C. English, the founder ot this school,
returns to infuse new life into it. It will
be remembered t bat Mr. Eugtish is the
present member of the House of Repre
sentatives from Randolph. He is a grad
uate ot Trinity College, has had large ex
perience as a teacher, and will doubtless
-very soon bring Pleasant Lodge Academy
back to its former prosperous condition.
Irask Lnlkl
rsrVLAR MSNTMLI, *
The August number is even more than
usually interesting; it is filled with highs
ly entertaining and instructive matter,
aud many of the articles are replete with
valuable information—as, for instance
'Sights in Southeru China,' by W. T.
Knox ; *Tbe Lakes ot Italy,' by Lady
Blanche Murphv, 'The Arms Of ike
Medici,'by F. H. Norton; and 'The
Metamorphoses Of the Sphinx,' Which
are admirably and profusely illustrated.
'The Summer Amusements of the Amer
ican People,"The llaoe for the Blue Rib
bon of the Derby,' and 'Etua aud its
Eruptions,' will repay the reader. Tbe
department of fletlou is peculiarly rieh
this month. A new serial by tbe author
of,' Dora Thorns,' entitled 'A Golden
Dawn,' promises to be a story of deep
and stirring interest. There are several
short stories by M. T- Gaidar, Annie
Thomas, Eleanor JUrk. and other ,popu«
lar writers; poems ot genuine merit,
sketches, etc, etc.. and a cerefnlly selec
ted miscellany, including History, Science,
Travels, Witticisms, etc, etc., occupy
ing, together with handsome embeUishs
ineiits. 128 quarto pues. If you desire
to enjoy delighttnl Summer riding don't
tail to obtain this number ot the POPC
LAS MONTHLY, The lllnstrationdfciumber
quite one hundred, and there is a very
beantllul ehromo frontispiece 'On the
Pier at Trouvllle.' Single copies are
only Stcents. and the anuual subscipliou
SB, postpaid. Address, FRANK LESLIE'S
PCBHSHING -ik>os*, S3, 55 A 57 Park
I'lace, Now York.
Burate M
JDITIVM,'
The magistrates of the county mat
with the Board of Commissioners, last
Monday,for the purpose of levying the
connty tax for the next fiscal year. Thia
had been done in May, but there being
doubt aa to the legality oi the levy made
then, tke order jaaking it waa recinded.
The question then was what should be
tbe county tax on one hundred dollais
worth ot property. There WHS cor.sil«
erable debate in whioh Esquires J~. L.
Scott, T. C. Fount, Q. I). Cobo, William
Stafford and Commissioner A. Wilson
indulged. Mr. Scott movod that the tax
be lGi cents on the on* hundred dollars
in valuation of rail and personal proper
ty. Mr. Foust moved to amend by
making the levy 321 cents on' the hun
dred dollars. Mr. Scott supported Lis
ai-gueinent with quite an arr*y of figures.
Dr. Cobb took the posiliuu that our
lioard of Coin mission* rs knew best what
amount was* necessary, and, while he
recognized that cropa were short and
times very hard, he favored making a
levy sufficient to meet-the actually - ne
cessary demands of the county. Sir.
Foust took substantially the same |>osUion
Dr. Wilson, ot the Board of Commis.
sinners, showed that by Mr. Fousts
amendment the actual needs of .the coun
ty could be met, ana if there was no unu
sual demand upon.the county, something
could be also applied to tbe diminution
of uur Interest bearing county delit. All
expressed themselves as being individu
ally sensible of the scarcity of money,
and favoring the reduction of taxes to the
lowest possible figures.
Mr. William Stafford then came in with
an ameudmeut to tbe amendment ot Mr.
Foust making the tax on one hundred
dollars valusiion of property 27| cents,
which after discussion was adopted.
Tbis, it was estimated, would raise a
fund sufficient to pay the ordinary car
rent expenses ot tlie county, and the inter
est on the county debt, but would pro
vide nothing for a sinking fund. So the
tax-payers of this county will have to
pay on each hundred dollars valuation of
property, for State and county purposes,
.sixty cents, unless the "School Bill"
about wliich there is at present litigation
should become a law, and if It should
then the State' tax will be two cents
more, which will make sixty two eeuu
on the hundred dollars iu valuation.
BY HIS FRUIT YK SHALL KTOW HIM.—
Dr. 13 luck nail lias a wonderfully tiuemel"
OD patch. It is broken out all ovei with
watermelons and canteloupes. Although
a benevolent man, he doesn't grow his
truit for the community, but for the es
pecial 06e of his family and th« guests ol
hi* hotel. In order to make aura of IUB
crop, his servant at tin, who is as faithful
as servants get to watched the
patch for seventeen consecutive nights,
without closing his eyes. But even
patch-watching has limit, and to releive
the faithful sentinel a spring gun was set.
They kuew that tho spring gnn would
keep quiet unless it Went off, and when it
went off that visitors would retire.
Wednesday night a bag got over the
fence and laid itself down between tne
row*, and some of the melons becoming
detached, crept into it The guar?! who
was off duty, heard a report and he kuew
the gun U*d gone off, so be repaired to
the field to reconnoitre. He found there
the bag full of melons but nobody to
claim it. He walked to the fence and
there he ft>>ind some red stains very
much like a very red watermelon heart.
He cauie back and thanking the bag for
gathering the melons and- saving him the
trouble, he shouldered it and walked
back to his coucb. He says if anybody
was there with that bag he carried off a
bigger load than when he came, and if he
will only bring him back his shot to re
load hi* nigji* watch with that lie will
give bim melons encfttgh to last Jiiin all
the summer.—The Observer.
GRAHAM, N. C.,
July 29,1879.
MB. EDITOR:
, RV DEAR SIR.
Permit me
through your columns to tender my
thanks to onr-many kind friends, who
havo so abotnided in their liberality to
wards us.
On going around to our new home last
Friday I found tbe floor literally covered
with a profusion of gift*,' cansuting of
the mosr necessary articles for housekeep
ing. We were particularly touched too to
find some beautiful presents from friends
who are not even members of our con
gregation.
Both of us feel profoundly grateful to
our friends, and pray that Goa will lib
•rally reward them with rieh spiritual
S lifts for their generosity to We have
ound it blessed to reeeive their tokens of
jove; wa trust they may have found it
mosa hlessetfto give tbem. "
. r "' T "'. y T t rr
The fxegoing communication was ins
fended for tbe test issue ot this paper;
but was ImnmMil fti jast a little too late.
iWih if
KIEiIiBD MY VOSITITES.
A letter tress Bhelby gives tbe toK
lowing account ot a tragedy in Clesv*
Deputy Bherlff Wb». Suttle, of Rath,
erford posse of
some horses in South Carolina, and who
were at that time bidiug around tbe vil
lage of Burnt Chimney. While the offi
cer and hie men wen attempting to ar
rest tbe horse tUafts. they commenced
catling and shooting. Mr. John Batter,
a very worthy citizen was shot, from the
effecte of which be died soon afterwards,
and some others of the pertv were slight
ly wounded by tbe negroes. Tbe offi
cers returned tbe Are and a general
flight ensued, which resulted in one of
the negroes receiving several wounds
before their capture, Tbe negroes are
now in jail at R^therfordtoo. — Char
-1 otte Obicrver.
TKi.i,4ftfr ririß,
While the fever continues, and each
day brings its now eases and deaths yet
the situation for the past week has. not
been so disheartening MM the week bes
fore. That the disease is epidemic theie
is no doubt, but that so lar it is held in
some sort of check is equally clear. Thero
are some seven or ehfbt new cases re*
ported eaoh dav and some few deaths
each day. The authorities will as speed
ily as possible pat the poor people, such
as are uuab'e to provide for themselves,
outside ot the ciij into camps and thus
they hope effect much in staying the
disease. Taken'all in all the conditTou of
Memphis is not altogether so gloomy at
it was • week or two ago, apprehended
it would be. Some rotugees trom Moms
phis iiavs died iu different places over
the country, but the diseaso cannot be
said to really exist elsewhere.
New Orleans Itself !s so Air free from it
in iepideinio torm, liiough it is looked for,
and people are leaving for the kummer.
Two more cases or yellow fever in
Now Orleans.
,'4> -
O#HMISSIOMIB*S NNttl.
Notice is hereby given that the Board of
Coo>mi*sioners of Alamance county will meet,
nt the Court House in Graham, on the 4ih
Monday ta August, it bring the 2Aih day of
the (Lonth, and remain in atMion fur one day
and longer if necessary, for the purpose of re
vising the Tax List and valuation of.property
reported to them for the year 1870; at which
time aad place any and all psrsoot, objecting
to the valuation of tktir property, or the
amount of t xoa charged against them, will be
heard in regard theie to.
All persons who have fa tie J to list their
property or poll* may list at that tluie.
All persons failing to list their property snd
polls will be charged with double tax, and
besides, be liable to crimiaal prosecution for
the omission.
All persona claiming exemption from the
payment of poll tax, pu account of poverty
and infirmity, will be heard at that time; and
if exempted will be furninhed with a certificate
which will b« good for other years until re
voked.
By order of the Board.
Aug. 4th 1879. +T.G. MOLBAN, Clk.
Aiooaciev nven Beoii.vKru.
/ "
If the babit of bod) becomes irregular much
evil is inflicted on the sj stem. The somach be
comes dyspeptic, billions symptom* develop
themselves, the circulation is contaminated, and
the nei ves share in the geucrrl disorder. It is
of the utmost importance that, the bowels should
be thoroughly and speedily regulated when they
grow derelict. The corrective agent best adapt
ed to this purpose is Hostetfir's Stomach Bit
ters, a wbolecome non-t rlplng vegetable laxa
tive, worth all the rasping cathartics invented
since the time of Paracelsus. People who have
been In the habit of using blue pili, calomr 1, ano
other drugs and cheap nostrums for constipa
tion, shob:d abandon tuch. hurtful and useless
medicine*, and substitute for them this pleasant
and gentle aperient, whloh not onlr produces
tl e purgative eflect naturally, but also strength
ens waile it regulates the bowels, stomach and
liver. It moreover euros and preveuls inter
mittent and remittent fever, front, rheumatism,
debility and urinary troubles.
Geo rare H. Oorham'ft enlistment papers
in the BilksDemooratic combination are
fully executed, and beiaeins to hsvo ie k
covered* his old step to Democratic music
very readily. Well, be makes his own
bed, slid no one has a right to object to
his occupying it. The change has been
made with such precipitancy that be has
had scarcely time to lay aside bis repub
lican costume or forsret his fsmiltisr Re
publican phrases. Verily this is achangs
iug world!— Washington Keput Ficon.
Mr. J. H. Burns, ot Selma Alabama,
was at the National Hotel yesterday, on
the way to Chatham, the land ot his na
tivity, which lie lias not seen for more
than thirty years. The .population of
Raleigh has more tliau quadrupled since
Mr. Barns lived here, lie was a resi
dent of Ualeigh as far back as the burns
ing of the Capitol in 1830, and the im
provements in the place struck him with
more force than anything he has witness
ed on hi* journey from the bouth, Mr.
Burns will spend some time with bis
relatives in Chatham.— The Observer.
The Rosn Mountain Republican hoists
the Republican banners, National and
Stale, for the campaign of 1880. IT. tf.
Graut and Thos. Settle for President and
Vice-President. For Governor, Eugene
Grissoui, for Lieutenant Governor, D.
M. Furohee.
Prescott G, Pillsbary, cashier of the
Lawrence, Mow., National Bank is a de
faulter to the amoout ot $64,000, having
used that sum of the Bank's morfey to
speculate ib mining stocks. A warrant
has been issued for his arrest.
Prank Beamish a printer, was shot
vesterday afternoon in Memphis; by C.
B. Hamner. The wound is not serious.
Beamish had reported hi 6 kissing an aunt
ot Ilamner and refused to eotrtdfet It,
which caused Hamuer. to shoot him. Ilam
ner was arrested. .
Mr. Welsh, Minuter from this coun
try to England has tendered his resigna
tion. He is from Pennsylvania, and hit
successor will Kksly oome from that
State.
E. L. Ernest, a sleeping car conductor,
on the Richmond k Danville Railroad,
leaned from the platform of hts oar, and
bis bead came in contact With a fence,
resulting in injuiies from which he died.
Why let yoor Baby suffer and perhaps
die, when a bottle of Dr. Ball's Babv
Syrup would at once relieve it and ef
fect a care. Price 25 cents.
The New York Time* has the follow*
ing: Judge Almond A. McKoy is said
to be a popular candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor of North
Carolina. *
Georgia and alabaoaa have both fur*
nished their first bide of MOW cotton, for
the present year.
Yoloano, a town of West Virginia of
some two thousand inhabitants has been
literally burned up.
MABBIBD—By Sii Spoon Esq, at the
home of ibe brides father, W. A. Pattneoo,
Esq., on the 81st day of Joly 1839, M. Osear
C Holt, of Guilford county, and Miss Qnssa
Patterson of this eonaty.
A Zephyr Wool, at SCOTT
NEW
Photograph Gallery
AT
Ctmpkay Slon
1 I wish to inform my frteads end the snrroond
iug country that I have opened a first e|aes
Gallery In the
GRANGE HALL
where lam prepared to do all kind of work
such as. Photographs, Chromotypes. Chromo
crayon Ae. Old faded pictures copied, enlarged
and made new in the most approved style.
Respectfully
W. F. FEATHER.
Eight Years Success/
Printing & Binding
—AND—
Blank Book Manufacturing:
2 •»» ' pi
We return our Ihanka to frieads end patrons
who have heretofore favored us with lheir
orders, and take pleasure in saying to them
we are
better prepared
For good work and prompt execution of orders
than ever before, while our raicaa ABB AS LOW
AM M ST cuss WOMB CAN na DONB ABYWBBRB.
PRINTING AND BINDING of t.nv kind from
a visiting card to the largest hand bill.
Legal Blanks.
A complete assortment of Legal Blanks of the
latest forms always on hand and mailed post
paid at SI.OO per hundred. Send for Catalogue.
If you wish anything in this line write us; it
will pay you.
Respectful!*,
EDWARDS. EROUGHTON A CO.,
Puxrans ABD BINDERS,
RALEIGH, N. C.
HAJ. W. B. LYNCH'S SELECT SCHOOL.
HIGB HO JUT, X. O. .
MA;. W. B. XYNOH, Principal.
B. P. REID, Assistant.
Ihe principal, having sold oat hia. interest
in the Bingham School, of which he was a pro
prietor for fifteen years, opsns a school, Au(.
27th, offering equal advantages, without the
military. Board and tuition per eeeeioa SBO.
For circular addreaa the principal at Me
bsneville. K. C., till Aug. IS; afterwards, at
High Point N. C.
-"mb a"
«N
Medicines, Oils,
' Paints, Glass,
I have sucoeerfed to the business of R. W.
Glenn & Son. and shall be glad to serve those
wanting any article kept in * first class Drag i
Store, either by
wholesale or retail. !
My stock la large, and my assortment com
plete, and they will be kept so all the time.
My exi>erienee In the baldness U long, and
I think I may safely claim to tjeai well able to
Bene the Interest of those favoring me with
their patronage M §ny one.
My Store is Just above the Benbow Hotel ,
building, on the same tide, where I shall be 
pleased to wait upon customer*, either in
person, or bjr experienced clerks.
ORDERS FROM A DISTANCE PROMTLY
AND CAREFULLY KILLED.
R. O. GLENN.
5, 90, ly. Greensboro, N. C.
SIiSIBE
HIGH SCHOOL
H. C. TEAGTJE, Principal.
The sixth session* of this School will re-open
on the 6th day of January 1879, and continue
twenty weeks. - Tuition f romfto to 90 dolars pe
session. Board, including lights and washing
from 16 to $7 per mouth. For any additional
information, address the Principal, Rock Creek
N. C.
Central Hotel
flrwuloro, 11. ۥ
SEYMOUR STEELE, PROPRIETOR
" TERMS:—SI.6O PER DAT
This bouse is conveniently located in tbo cen
tre of the el'y, the rooms are Jaiye and well
furnished, and the tat>l« ks supplied with the best
the market affords.
Large Sample Rooms
Omnibus and Baggage Wagon meet all train*.
Scott & Donnell
■ - «-
.di IU t ■ *XJJ % J I
Graham N C
: Deader* in
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mmr «•••*. . OMCIRBI
■AIIViU, WTH, ■••T
W»TI«NM,
■Till., M1.T,««1,A1.
omm, omvom, mumt»
vimmm. mrm
•*«Vf *C AC.
Dr. Bason,
DENTIST,
Will attend callstn Alamance and adjoin in
connties. Address:
Haw River, P. O
*. c. ft.
9l A MONTH guaranteed #lB a day
►JVJV/Vrhome made by tho industriotu
Capital not required; we will start yon. Men,
woman, boys and girl* make motmj faster at
work for us than *t ant thing else. TBe work Is
lUhl and pleasant, and meb as any one can go
right at. Those who are wise who see this no
tice will send us their addresses at once and see
for themselves. Costly Outfit and term* free.
Now 1* the time. These already at work are
laying up large sums of money. Addrow
TRUE A CO-, Wuta, Maine, • *l
And old man, and young lady and old
lady, and those Of uncertain age, and
children all
GO WEST
of (fie court house to the store
bearing the sign
J. W. HARDEN
T """
TOUR DRY GOODS .
TOUR SHOEB * BOOTS k
TOUR HATS * CAW ' •'*
YOUR READY-MADE CLOTHING
YOURLEATHER
YOUR BUUGY FINDINGS
TOUR EDGE TOOLS
TOUR NOTIONS
TOUR CROCKERY ft GLASS WARE
YOUR TEN 4 HOLLOW WARE
* YOLR LADY'S HATS A BONNETS
ANDEVERYTHINGELSEYOU WANT
To HII * **"♦
Y«VB twciin, MM tsm, Y*DI SDTTIR,
YTVB IVHKAT. VOUB FI.9IJR. VOVROAT*.
Y«va cmmn. umvm VRWVCI. •»
7. 9. 79. U
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My store-rooms and shops, are only a few steps north of the eoart house, tn Greensboro, and I
aek the people of Guilford and surrounding counties to exaa>in«fmy stock of furniture and ask the
prloes, and theojlf in their judgment they can do better anywhetew North Carolina, I shall not
aspect them to bay of me. My stock in part oonsists of v.,
ham ber suits, Dressing suits, Bedsteads, Chairs, Bureaus, Wash
stands, Tables, Looking glasses, Folding chairs, Mattrasses,
Wall pockets and Book shelves, Book cases,
Wardrobes &c &c.
All these and many other articles in the greatest variety, from oommon to finest,
Burial Gases and Coffins
v » %.  *" ' '
from Ofemmpn to the, very finest, always on hand, in large numbers, of assorted sixes, so that Uj
application can be filled at once. Also
BURIAL ROBES,
of an olscs, beautiful and convenient, always on band. I shall be obliged if peonto will eattand look
for themselves. TR, C^LETT.
Sie—sbeto, N. C.
5«.79.1y.
DID YOU EVER?
* -J =♦ ' I «?•:*. K "M
No, Never!
WHAT! KEYI»f '
well hardly ever
See a larger, cheaper, more varied and complete,
STOCK* OF GOODS
nywhere, to ny market, by any body than
' r '
John Q. Gail/J i*o
MT CMPARY "BOPS
have in store and are constantly receiving. . . A . rnnm .
Yon can find about as near everething on their shelves, cowitsrs end m mew ware-room mm
can be found in any one itore In this country. •
They Invite all who wish to look or bay to eome. Their stock says, come; th*lr priff* JVi
oMM; their poilte and attentive clerks say, eouie; their liberal prieeafo* *U hto* of barter say„
Company Shops,
rcnrMDß. BUTTS
■jEuBI üBS«i
aaMtaeaeap*
Thm PHYSIOLOGY OP MAR IK I AOS
TIM PRIVATIMEDICAL ADVISE*
aowaj of jgaartaS^'dMa.
3> ADA WEKK in your own town, and no
2>OOcapital risked. You e*t rive the
boatnces a trial without expense. The beat
opportunity ever offered for those willing to
work. You should try nothing else UDlil you
aae for youraelf what you can do at toe business
wo offer. No room to explain hero. You can
devote all your time or only your spare time to
the business, and 'make great pay lor every
hour, that you work. Women make as much as
men. Send for special private termt and
particulars, which we maU free. It Outfit free.
Don't complain of hard tlnps while you have
such a chance Address g. HA,I.I.KTT A CO.,
Portland, Maine.
Orchard Oram Seed, Clover Seed and Fresh
Qardv Seed at BColt CONKSiLJL
iMZO,
MMUtMfIM.
lam naaiag » eesalbrtable cloee heck
to tbe depot to meet all treina, and will b*
to take passengers to aod from, at
mod oral* ehacge. I am sko prepared to
convey fcmiKea, drummers, aad ofthere, uv
where, at any tin* Mr veMetaa, are Rood
and icy Uama utflre, and driver prompt and
attentive. Shall be glad to eerre tboee wish.
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Family sewing machine
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