.-i farmer' commenced frfahlhig
in the Ddt(-i.bOrbopd of Oaks last week,
ni,rifl Holt has returned to
KpX and Mr. Jobu Williamson Ua gc ne
Lowell. - j. . L
a
Things Abont Company Shops.
tThese news Items were wmt or last
week s iosue; but failed to reach us In Utile for
publication. Thatki to the writer for bis kind-
Paid when last pile Is 1!
ill
r
. we nope to hear from him
A house belonging to tU rairoaC M?M
aught Are on ttf nfeVof tile 15.1,' ni?
WU8 badly hnrnn1 .
l . T ' P" .acuve exertion
Prevented a bl; fire, at the house "stands' near
( h A Mini. ILik i'm -
Capt. Thad Troy's chUdren have the measels
tueir granamomer's, Mrs.Troy's. who the drum-
. tiflngon. paiiilcr, comes before "TB uas more good things to eat than any
E- A' 'card in another column. His otr place when, they stop. Dr. W. C.-Tarpley
i ....ijip
V'V"" . . ... mmmilitl.inil
orkish'8
t McOanley offers a number of
Liscmcnt appears In this 1st ne.
Is in quite feeble health,-aud is confined entirely
Capt. J. A. Turrcntine has built a barb wir e
fence which is quite neat and very substantial.
He says that it is just ihe thing, as nothing can
get through or over it, and is not expensive,
no will toll you all about it if you wunt to make
one.
Business on the rail road is lively " The
freights are so heavy that it is difficult to move
(What i" heaven'" best lo man?"
e 2, sweetly sailing on him, "Dr, Bu'l's
m qvruD " he replied, with prudence. He
adjustbsen cured it of a bad cold f. .f,
J.A ft bridge to be built across Haw 'River 'at j them promptly eyen with the great facilities of
iiinmer 8 min
jefor pro
dvertisement,
The building committee advers
for its construction. See
iThfi Tobacco Plant refers to Mr.Uobr
' Scott as "An ; ttn iwk.
e guess that's a mistake. Mr. Scsott la a na
of Alamance County and is the proprietor
1 Melville stock farm m inis county.
Ufa lldVA hnrd both f)mocrafs nnrl
pnblicans say that there Is nothing fetter for j
. .. . T.. -D..11a r'fMtA'h UMim il.In A1J I
Conffa tuan ur. us wj i " wu
Wisble remedy never fails to cure a Omtgh or
old st once, and ra.av be obtained at any drug
hore for 25 cents a bottle.
The latest arrival is a lot of new fnii
trcaiJas. M. Turner's, it is attractive and
bstantial, and will be sold at a short profit.
ome and see and secure bargains.
If ihe Vflsenr proRPfecfs hold out, there
till be an abundant harvest this year. Much
tore wheat was sown last Fall than nsuai, and
ii all looking remarkably flue. Farmers are
opeful L aylng , a , plenty, of bread to eat
Ld tome grain to sell. . ; ; ;
We are ir.'formrtd by one of onr ppn-
tue compadv. Allou P; Mitclmll. '& nn m-n.
youngster of ipurteen tears, is the telegiaph
operator ; hut he understands his business
Mr. J. U. Holt Has lust finished a Ann nw
mail and biggage car that Would do credit to
any establishment. Work Is well and neatly
done here. Mr. Holt has charge of the wood
wora department and Mr. W. H. Turrentine,
the iron and machine y, aua It all rum like
clock- vcr' . . ,
La Fayette Mills are being pushed to comple
lion, and the spl.idles will soon be started. Sev
eral shipments of goods have been made from
Glencoe Mills. The siht of cotton bales 1 at the
depot is rather odd. A good deal of tobacco is
being shipped from here to Durham. A thresh
ing machine recently arrived, is an indi cation
that there will be whtat hereabouts next sums
mer. .-. :-y . " -. .'
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IttAmtlED.
PIOKETT-HO RNADAY On the, second
Inst,, at the residence of Mrs. Raohel Homady,
the bride's mother, by Rev, fsham Cox, Mr. W,
T. Pickett, of Chatham County, to Miss Sarah
C. Hobnadat, of Alamance County,
COLOR HICKS. At the residence of Rev.
L county commlssionsers, that the farmers in, Jolm tf.Co3t; the ; bfflciating clergyman, -Jfr;
lis coanty have made more tobacco beds than
sual, and have taken mOre eare in their prepa
ition. As a result there, will probably be a
lenty of plants for everybody. ,
Frank's letter hi -another column, is
om one of onr boys, who has ft ho ,ie to
lake afurtnne in the South West. We hope
latle will succeed ; but we dislike the idea of
win? our energetic yniHsr men leaye us to help
lild up another State. Frank writes a good
fetter. We hope to hear irom nun again.
M. F. Color, of Surry: CoXiuty, to Mits Katb
Hicks of Alamanceoiiuty. May happiness
and prosperity atteud them. . C.
P. R. Harden & Son keop consfanlly
a hasd and for sale Zell's Ammoniated Bone
uper Phosphate, for c rtton.' Also the eelebra
ei Pocomoke Super Phosphate, for cotton, tc
acco, aud all other crops, all of which will l.e
old on as easy terms 'as a.iy other standaid
'ertilizers. . ; " : , '
We treqnentlv bear complaints of fail-
re to receive the Gleaner until a number of
lays after it Is due at Beveral offices. It is
railed here in time to leave on the first mail af-
r publication, and it invariably leaves Graham
tat office bo time. The faults llei at the office
f de'ivery. rThe fact that papers often present
le appearance of having been taken out of the
ra; per and read is evidence that 1 postmasters
ther. lend them or. keep, them themselves until
ley are ready to deliver them, The-remedy is
itlie hands of the subscriber, H having been
iled that.it is a good'and Bufflcient cause for re
loral for a post master to allow persons not
ubscribers to read papers that come to their
'ffices. We do our part. The subscriber must
lohls. . . ' "... i
Twonew inaOe graves In the cemetery
t of town, remind us all that life is fleeting
nduncertaio. But littln mnrn than a month Biro.
ft. Alice Lee Hunter was in perfect health,
. wir a prospeot ot long ilia as any ,
Nt disease nrnsti.nt4.fi ho. nA m Thnrartur
h niath day of March, her spirit took its
'u irom eann to heaven. Sshe was trie
Mjhter of Dr. John M. Jordan and L. T.
WdlD. and WAR hnrn in Panil,llih Pnnnt.v en
P lenty-fourth day of March 1869. She
Ijjmarrwd to- John 0. Hnnter, J une 11th.-
Nairn ahnnt
It iiiuituiiD ' ot;u am vh
e whole period of h. r Ulness; her faith in
m never wavered, and in dying, she gave
"deuce of a hope of a glorious resurrection
' remains were brought here for interment,
I after a short atrvioa at. tlA onnri-h. she
'" buried with he.- infant by her side. She was
Hid and . . :f
. Avuvic, . ram woman, loving who.
flit more lflllfl .;A KnlaaoaH
we dead who die in the Lord."
MlCRTIVy n n ' .
hfB. j u VODNTT UOMMI8SIONEK8.
I "WO met in th Hnnrt nnnu ImoI Mnnrtuv.
ordered that th Sheriff j.'t:" Hnnter.
out Geo. Rogers to some good person for
"wnths in accordance with the order of the
VpeUdon
"and others to ereci, two gates acroas the
"road Reading from- Haw fields to Sandy
' ' Noti( was ordered to be given, aud
April Jr? DPn 016 first Monday
r B mUM 0f H' H' Wilkius, J. k. Wallace,
'Wdge and others, aid G. k. and N.
ablvT0,11 8ndotllerS to erect gates across
rads were granted. ,
M I ft?1" f the iury o IT oat a public
IJ'l 4 Po'nt ia the Dublie road leadins
Harmon Chni-nh t p.ii nir Mill.
Kved, snd W. L. Spobn was appointed
Lj-onofJ. A, 4fcCauley and others
i o be known ti m: it -..nt
11 JO HO LI BUVlUi
. A. H.n . .
- "", w. w. summers ana ass
U7ppornM
The
Bisd.
HICKS On tlie 28th day of February, at the
residence of her husband at Bellemout,' Mrs,
.Task HieKs, wife of L. D. Hicks, in the forty
eighth year of her age. Her sickuess, which
was of long duration, she bore with-gi eat' pati
ence and christian fortitude. Her husband and
and eight children survive to mourn . her loss;
but they mourn not as those who have no hope.
She left behind her a bright testimony of her
christian faith, and died in the full triumph of
t ie gospel, exhorting husband and children to
meet her in heaven. . j .
Ventral Protestant please copy.
C"
Tribute to the Memory of a Dear
Friend.
age. ' -it :
A J Bragg, 1 lot at 89 00.
. J C Owen, I lot at 20 00. 1 lot at 40 00.
l E Nuckles. 1 lot at sit 00, 1 lot at 45 CO. '
J P Lipscombe, 1 lo. at 88 00.
Henry Irvine, 1 lot at 40 00, 1 lot at 49 00. :
D E Irvine, I lot at 62 00-
T J Saunderc, 1 lot at 40 00, 1 lot at 50 01.
R N Hngbey. 1 lot at 24 50, 1 lot at 29 00, 1 lot
at 42 00, Hot at 48 00.
Tyler Clark, 1 lot at 35 00, 1 lot at 56 00.
f B Barker, 737 lbs at 85 00 per cwt average.
J C Neathery, 900 lbs at 88 00 per .cwt avers
age. .... . . ... - ,, '
J D ShleldsrS lots at 24 50, 1 lot at 27 00, i lot
at 4) ou. - " ' '
Alex Cunningham, 1 lot at 30 00, 1 lot at 33 00,
1 lot at 50 00. . . -4
J W Sharpe, 1 lot at 34 00. ' :
d W Colemam. 1 lot 25 20. 1 lot at 33 00. '
A L Palmer. 4 lots at 2i 50 average. : ,
G W Colemar , 2 lots at 45 00. .
Hodges t Weils, 1 lot at 15 50, 1 lot at 35 00, 1
lot at 47 00.
Moore & Wilson, 1 lot at 28 00, 1 lot at 35 00
, J A Ftiigusi,n. 1 lot at 37 00.
MrsMarihii Slavton, Hot at 23 50. 1 lot at
33 00, I lot at 4500. . ,
T H Craig. 1 lot at 19 50, 1 lot at 29 GO. 1 lot at
3o oo, 1 lot at 44 oo. ' '
T S Flournoy, 1 lt at 21 So, t lot at22oo, 1 lot
mm no,
I lot
at
11 il Joies, I lot at 2S oo, 1 lot at 36 oo,
at 37 oo, 1 lot at 4o oo.
Hodg ;s & Walters, 1 lot ut 29 oo, 1 lot
3!) oo ' ..
. J C Ragan. 1 lot at 3n oo, 1 lot at 52 oo.
J H Motlev. 1 lot at 5o oo. ' '
A Y Chandler, lot at 25 oo, 1 lot at 29 5o, 1
lot at 56 oo.
J S Robertson, 1 l.t'at 5o oo. I lot at 65 oo ! ' '
JW Barksdale, 2 loU at So oo, 1 lot at 4o oo
3 lot? at 5o oo, ,
K N Hughes, 2 lots at 2o oo, 2 lots at 35 oo, 1
lot at 41 oo, 1 lot at 6o oo. " -
C W Jiaya, 1 lot at 48 oo, 1 lot at 67 oo.
Grav ly Jfc Vaden, 1 lot at So no, 1 lot at 46 oo,
C V Ragan. . lot at 89 oo, 1 lot at 15 oo.
WH Kersy, I lot at 89 oo. ; - : X
Suggested
.Fauceite.J
by the death of Mr. S. A,
a committee to snperin-
and eonstructioD of said
H (libers and friends of the col-
tv,l'n Cnnrch will meet at Oie church
W-lT Tu,age, on 8atnri1iv ltnrn th 4th
4 ID til J
eTa J . f montn' ln oc to lay off the
"Ort - ui3( pjauii trees, nuu uu
4tn ywqaest all who have sub -
iU,t. nP on that dav. The collector
wnisens and request assistance.
Oast
'Winrsr.
Henbt Watsow
Collector,
A friend so fair has paesed away;
' Ii seems too short has been bis stay;
; ''J'is si' d so soon from hiu to part;
The loss doth sorely pain the heart. '
Hip life was noble, grand, sublime,
1 - hpt cou'd not linger long with time.
. Why he was called from earth so soon,
E'er his lifothad ruacbed ite noon, . . ,
Is ill tlie mysteries of the past. '
We kriow tliat time doth often blast ' .
Bright hopes and crush them in the dust, .
Yet still In God we put our trust ' " "
Tes'.he was loved, esteemed by all.
But loved onts too In death must fall;
No Bower on earth can keep them here,
No word of loye, no bitter tear;
But we must watch the fleeting breath
And see our dear one s cold in death.
Death's icy hand did on him fall,
No warning gave, he heard the call;
And where he stood, in death he fell,'
With kindred ones in bliss to dwell,
Deur ones, who loved him here btlow. :
He's free from pain and strife and woe.
Since God bath called his spirit home,
In realms of love and bliss to roam,
We'll strive to live a lL'e as grand,
And Join vith Lint the angel band.
The Lord oth give, the Lord doth claim.
We'll ever praise His holy name
Now we who still are left behind,
Must ever keep th's thought in mind,
; That we ioo, soon must leave this world,
Ap suddenly perhaps be hurled
From time into eterni y,
And know not when this call may be.
Fricrds cease to grieve; he's happy now -
Peace, joy and love are on bis brow.
Ohl took to God aud now prepare
To meet this friend in heaven so fair,
For there he'll wait to welcome you,
W hen you to earth shall bid adien. -
. ' , Amicut dolens.
Oakdale, N. C, Feb. 63. 1889 - -
Tolly Friends and Patrons of Ala
mance County:
As 1 railed lo meet you and mingle my sympa
thies, as well congratulations, witnyou during
your last Superior Coert. which 1 intended snd
fully expected to do, I feel it due to say to you
through the columns of your valuable county
paper, that it was not because I had forjfo.teu
you or had lost any interest In you or j our
section. not at aU. I cannot forget tuose
whose liberal patronage it has been my good
fortune to share In the past, ai d which 1 nope
to share again in the near future. -
It was because of the rush of wagons and
friends from my county on Monday evening,
who claimed my attention the nezt day, which
prevented me from enjoying that pleasure
which a visit to my Alamance friends gives me;
and I hope you wl'l always bear o mind and
remembei that I am still at the Farmers' Ware
bouse where you will find me ready to gv you
a' I the attention in my power la the sale of your
tobaccos. We call your attention to the list ot
sale, made wijh us, which add .
MAI.KS M tDK If FARMER; ' WABaf.
1 H J Walters.1 lot at 1230, 1 lot at 14 00, 2Iota
t 34 00. 1 l"t at 46 00, 1 lot at 51 00, 1 lot at
53 U0 1 lot 57 00, average 85 00 per cwt.. - . , k
Th'os Stirling, 1 lot at 17 00, 4lots st 45 00
W T Hodnett, l3oo lbs. ai 3o oo yer cwt
iuh
at 29 00; 1 lot St 46 00. - V ' J -
' WD McGUl. 1 lot at 25 00, t lot
STATE AND GENERAL.
'
A Buncombe County man sold the to
bacco grown or. (ne aire, for $451.05.
Ci nines Winmnoham, one of the oldest
citizens bt Randolph County, is dead. .
I)r. Pancoast, ol Philadelphia, a physi
cian ot national reputation, died last
Tuestlay. . . ,
W, C. Snow, w'ho opened a shoe store
in Greensboro, but did not advertise in
the newspapers, has tailed, and now a
trustee is advertising the goodi
to be sold at cost lor the beniflt of ciedi
tors. ; .' '
The revenue pfflcia's have broken np
eight more illicit disiilleries in Uai.dolpb
County. If the work goes on at the
present rate, the Courier may have 0c
casion to boast ere long, llml (here is not
a blockade si.ll in ibe(cunty, jnd . ome
nearer to the mai'k lhau it did' (be other
time. .. ' '
Prof. J. M. KSmberly, who lived on
Beaver Dam Road, some two miles from
to v ti, whs fotiud dead in his bed last
Monday morning. Proreseer Kimberly
was we'll known iu (be Eastern part of the
Stale, having at one Mine been one of the
FscuMy of Chapel Hill University;. TJefhas
been in tailing healih "lor some lime, but
the immediate cause of his death is uot
kr.owii, Asheville News. '
Thursday morning at one o'clock, the
stai.loof WvL. 1J mil, in use by Ilallii-ur
on and Yancey, was discovered to be
on Are. 1 he fl lines had ; made such
headwav wheu discovered, that it . was
impossible to arrest their , progress,, aud
the stable wiih all Ihe contents, includ
ing lour horses, four bugsies, three car
riages, harness, lornge, &c were . de
stroed. The burning was T evidently
the work ot au iucendiary . 2'o6acco
Plant. "" u . ; : ;". '
A Patriot represeiila'iye visited all
the taclories on Deep River, Randolph
county, Insl.week,-and. saw demonstrat
ed tha meaning of ihe worde,'thrift" and.
"enterprise." Everything i moving nn
der a full head of ' steam. We see here
cottin manufacturing successfully estab
lished, and bearpf new enterprises. 1'
is hard lo forecast the future of this 8ec
lion without npitarent extraTagance in
aRsertioti . Greensboro Patriot. ' ' ' '
KM
at 32 00, 1
J P Henry, one lot at 28 oo, one lot at 24 po,
m lot at 39 oo. one lot at 6 oo.
j W Reynold V lbs' at 20 00 per cwt aver-.
HOUSE,. SIGN AND OR1XAMENTAL ,,
PAINTER!
GRAINING, GUILDING, KALSO
M I KING, -TIJi riNG, - U BBLEIZI NG.
FRESO-PAINTI.nG. PAPER-HANGING,
and general DEOO HATING.
Ceilings and Walls Tinted iq OU, Distemper,
Spirit or Water Colors, r "
fif .Satisfactioh guaranteed,' and work
takeu in at lowest remunerative prices. All or
Hw nroraotlv attended to. Address,
Mar. IS. 8 3ra. Gbaham.
,N. C.
BRIDGE TO BUILD.
BT authority, the undersigjed will let to the
lowest bidder the uilalng of si Low Bridge
across Ha River, at the Jacob Summers Old
Mill. The contract will be let at the place where
the bridge is to be built on Saturday, the 18th
day of March. 1S82.: Specifications can behad
on application, to either of the underslgnedy af
ter the 1 tth dav of March 1882. .. ?
W. A. HALL, , . '
: A8A ISELEi , -; Build'g Com.
GEO. W. SUMMER8.J ; ,
3 ltime- i!-r5 ?'' ":'"'"'s
COTTON AND TOBAGCO
STAR BRAl?D,,
, ; ' BAKER'S STANDARD, '
ACID PHOSPHATE,
For Cotton. - .
STAR BRAND,
PlEDtfOT, ; '
" BAKER'S STANDARD,"
TACIFIC,
' ' ' SEA FOWL,
v - ' 1 For Toba!co. ' ! - 1
For any of these popular brands of fertilizers,
apply to . J. A. McOAULEY.
S4m. ' Company 8hops.
P. R. Harden. & Son kep n g..ol
aPP.1 L the pnnlnc Farmer Fritnd Plows.
Also tho Planter's Pride, and eastings for same.
F dr first clash roda at low nrimtn nn
to Cheap John at the Benbow House, Greens-
i Harde & Son have last re-
T T AT fP-aMeSi-fresh Fish,
and a full line of Groceries. Uomeand try our
Peaberry Roasted Coffee.
n M"- Stranas, at the Bt-uhOw Hb.iae,
Greensboro, keeps a large stockof Dry-goods.
Hats, Boots and Shoes, &e. -:., , . , '
Don't forget to go to Btrunss whpn
you go to ttreensboro. He will make it to your
Interest to buy from bhn;
Expekick the Bkst GcmKTho
rcssnn why women everVwliere' uso PitrUer's
Ginirer To:iic i,hee&use they have lenrnud tiy cx-peiiunc-e
he best !riiide--ttiat this excellent
medicine overcomea despondency, periodical
heartache, in-liaestion, pain in , the back and
kidneys., and other troubles of tlie sex. Homt
Journal.
3VO riC!7, JVOT flniVK VET !
We will. say to our ci'stoinirs and frionds they
will find us st the corner stoie, rectntlv occu
pied by J. M. Turner. Our m;w Mo.:k f 8priinr
Goods ivill be cominsr in soon. We will be
pleased to have our fi lends call and examine
our goods and pi icus. Many tha'iks for the
very liberal patronaare In the p.ist. and hope bv
honest, square duan;; o merit a reasonable
share of the trade In the Tut are.
Very Rotipeciful'v,
JNO: J. LONG & CO.T
When yoo cm.goin J. W. HabdksV and grt
n pair of Socks for 10 ct-uts, a good pair of
Shoes for Slfifl, a Hat fur 50 cents and a good
Suit of Clothes for 7.IK a Poeket Handkr
chief for 6 cents, a nice Cravat for 5 cents, and
if you wjiut something fine you'ean be accom
ida'ed at any priee: I have always on hand
for Ladies a full line of Shawls. Cloaks, Scarfs,
Hose, Hot p Skirts, Underskirts, Chemises,
Balmoral Skirts, and as good a line - ot ' Dress
Go ds as ever came to town, a full assortment
of Zeigler Shoes and American Sewibg Ma
chines. '':' '" .5 .:
Fob tub Farmer Max, I have a good stock
of Farmers' Friend Plows, ail sizes, double
Shovel Plows, Plow Irons and Bolts, Wheat
Drills. Evaporator with boiler and furnace,
Mattocks, Sprouting Hoes, Picks, Shovels and
Foi ks In fact anythlog the Farmer may want;
aiso a full line of Carpenters' Tools and Build
er's Hardware. .
I pay the highest market price for all kinds
of Coutry Produce. . i
I keep on hand the largest assortment of
Furniture in town. -
J. W. HARDEN.
I The great superiority . of DR.
BULL'S COUGH , SYRUP over
all other cough remedies is attested
by the immense popular demand
for thatj old established remedy.
For the Cure of Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, Croup, Asthma, Bron
chitis, Whooping Cough, Incipient
Consumption and for the relief of I
consumptive persons m advanced
stages of the Disease. " For, Sale
by all Druggists. Price, 25 cents.
Clothing and Hats
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Dry-Goods,
LARGEST & CHEAPEST
-STOCK, or-
HARDWARE
ever offered ln Piedmont N. C Is for sale lby
Ilarris & Flippen,
Obebkibors, N. C,
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Those wising lowest prices will do well by
calling on us. -.
In addition to a varied and extensive line of
other Hardware, we have tor sale . ,
T3D. AXtZSat AM. PttlCBS.
J.OOO lbs. Im inOB Pf AILS.
l.OOO nmwme " . .
13,000" M-MW.
IOO Ds. IIVNUAHIAN NAK.M.
IO Orwi AXLV OBIB4B at P
GrMi.
June 20, 1881, 21-ly.
:;FpLEr """" ;
Irish Potatoes for Seed,
OAT J1JBAI., '
, uoninv,"-' .".-.-"
, CORN BIB At
A N D
Ship Staff for Stock Feed,
Also larti lot ot FINE PLANK and SCANT
LING, ' ' ' ' '
SUOTT St DONNELL.
PUBGELL LADD m,
Wholesale Drnggi sts,
llichraond; Va.
1ST O TIO 1ST S,
Data and Capo,
- OILS FOR FACTORIES,
Peerless Safety Oils,
fyiM'Ms Spmalta, .
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Cylinder and Engine
biitioiv
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All Orders v Proapllj Eiecated.
Jan. 80, 47-(hnl . J ;
Qrabaxa EXavlzcUy
COBKtCtCU WIIKLT UI , , ,
J.W.niBDE.V,
- Largest Slock in the Slate, '
LOVItT PRICES CCABABTBKD.
GENTS'HOEA SPECIALTY 1
8ave money by 'examlnlnir our STOCK and
prices tiefore hsying elsewhere.
Jan, 2, 4S-tf ( ifiO, N. C.
Apples, dried, ? tb....
" green V bushel,
Beans Mlted bushel.
White V "
r Bnttei TP thr
. . at.
neeswax r w..
Bacon side T u...... ....
" shoulders, VD.....
ii -
I ReefVlb.
j black berries, dried,... ... .
i Hark, sasafras roots ? lb
ICotfee V tt . ..
! Candles Adamant V B... . v
I Cloth, tow and cotton, V yd. ,
i Corn V bosh.
Chickens Frying
Chickens rrown
Cotton inflnt, 9 lb
Cotton in seed..... .... ...
Coal oil V gai
Cherries Dried? ft.... .
eed ,
Clover seed ? lb . . . .
Castings, old V lb......
Dncks V Pair
Egge ? doa..;..
Flour, family Vbbl....
. " Saper V bbl....
Feather &..
Hay V 100
Hides, green, V . lb..
., dry,- "9 lb .
LerdVlb ...i....
Molasses Cuba ? gal.
Meal, corn, V lb
Oats, seed V busu..,. ,
unions V bush....
. " sets V busb
Feas V bnsh
Potatoes, irt ill V bush, - - -
" sweet ' . ..
Pork? lb
Peaches: dried, peeled,
" ' unpeeled,r
Rags?lb
Aster Oil ? eal .
Salt fine ? sack...
- coarse. ....
j Wheat V bush.
Oabbage....... ....
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Their stock is kept full. New
arrivals every few days.
yerything sold at Rock
Bottom Prick s," Satisfactio i
guaranteed. - -
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