North Carolina Newspapers

Carolina Watchman. THURSDAY, MAY 0, 1SS9. Mr. V. G. , Bogle, repubticau, was elected Major of Tuvloraville. . Advertising the lonisiana Lottery is forbidden by the laws of North Car olina, and we think the huvis in the interest of the people. Weknow of at least two, papers in 'the State which j refused to publish sucfi advertisements before the law against it was made. There are about 5,000 men-masons, carpenters, &c -on a striked Pitts hirfZ. Later It is off.! : in MA North Carolinian," writin the Wilmington Star of Majj 21; treats his subject with marked -ability. He . i . . a i . i . - " i - - - - If Jo - iu..i. uerwKes to tm why-iyounsr North - -u' . ' -in i vrtiuuuwus icuve me ocyie. and lavs it ,r'-""? 'niini.im;ii tnen rarely become insane although ! . . . i 'rtUU1,l)sli;';4 tnuu n..... the "di.ir is rnnt,mlVnf Lm P"" to local jealousies! But we will - . . -...-.... v IU Uli , " H . . - r - I leave ine reader to mminA the t.rUI cotton gin, at for himseIf nr next issue . CapL J. D. Browns Davidson College, was burned jester-! -da j. Supposed to hare, bes n set on lire. A white male child, two weeks old, says the Davie Times, was found in a spring in Davie county, Tuesday of last wee, wnere ue was probably thrown Kir enniA t r. K -' . i. I ' mi j ovine iiniuiucni uiotner. : ine coro- All the parties in pursuit of the Fostmastership of Raleigh, are at Washington, laying siege to the White 41 . W retured a verdict of " came Iionse. ' I to aeattr by some foul means." How sin leads to insupportable shame There is-just an 'even'dozen of prin- aud deathi tersin the Congress of the United Statesrabre than of any other . class ha akest adaptation of paper to the common wants of man, is that olmak- 'WZ bottles of it. Thr. u I w . ' " f'W ILA North Carolina will rcceivever duslry has already achieved consular-. W,UUU of the appropriation for the ble success in Chicago. .Many advan- naiionai guards of the I several States tages are claimed for ware made of this by the War Department. ! ' material lightness, durability nri- rm 7 . . : "." breakableness, &c, while the cost is xne irucK larmers in the southern considerably Iowp ihn ha - 1 .1 . .1 .. . . -. I J- " '- OrtlllU ij ot me Atlantic states are in luck tide made of glass. pnces m ine northern markets are good on almost everything. i The cotton factory scheme at Rl iin stems in nr;icrtho u. x. Adulterations in dairf products from obtain snhspn'nf ;..o ... TT:j ai-ii.. ' . .. . iiuuiuK ic rainer uiutvu otaces are arousing the slow work. VV ar - English, and there is talk of excludin the products from their market. think there is some anger of the South going a little too fast in this cotton factory craze. The Jnsticofthe Peaee appmnted 'bv ,1 . Uus"le8s the legislature mst come before the kLJZ.' ? " Con' Superior Curt Clerk and aualifv bv "".'""""'" weotton t,H!tory Washington Letter. " (From our regular currespondsnt.) . WASHCforox, May 61859. ' Lx-Prwideat CiTelandV celebrated seil bro rn carri agrt horses, ,togtt her wiin ins carnage , h irne&j. etc;, were sold to-day at i a.ietion. - When Mi. t levelancl left 1 here he had : hot decided iwirether he would sell them or carry them to New York.. The prices realized were satisfactory. Iheracihc coast has captured the biggest tiling yet iniren onh hr " flip - r r- . w w - It is the con tract to build the mammoth armored coast defense vessel that was provided vi 7 v vyuurrsM, wnicu nas been awarded by the Navy Department to the Ui.ion iron works of San Fran cisco. HiX-becretary Whitney is en- wiiwi io ine credit of having nade it possible to build such a vessel on the racinc coast by the recognition he gave to the enterprise of the Capital ists that established this plant for the building of iron and steel yessek The price of the new vessel is to be $1,628, 000. "When the cat's away the mice will play1 Jon n Sherman has gone to hurope and the Foraker wing of the republican party of Ohio, with Pnr. aker at the head. ha 7 " " vrj.v UU If 1 Washington to see what thi ' -------- t be . coaxed into trWmcr f I lam T..I,.. Sherman ; has 'by his selfishness seemingly committetl political suicide He got two or three offices for his own personal favorifes but he has. made en emies of the enti:e Ohio Congressional delegation thereby. Kepresehtatives uutterworth and McKmley have huur been able lieutenants of Shermans but tney train teo at tiib i amiet. 6PEECT1 rr THE PHESENT GOVENOB CP WASDIXGTOS'S STATE. -At the centennial banquet in-New York on Tuesday uight, toasts were re sponded to by a number of distinguished uieu Grover Cleveland responded to the toast "The People of the United States." Govener Lee, of Virginia responded to the toast !Tho States.' Following are extracts from Gov. Lee's speech : . .. The inauguration of George Washinz to i &i the iirst-Preti lent of the United S ales, is the event of American history wearecelcbratiiigto-night.- Itsohappens tint I tun Ina iiMai r . - . vxuvcruor or me -. A Sijniflcant Pea3ira Decision. - TVAsmNOTOJr, May7 7.A3sistant Sec retary Bussey to-day rendered an j opin ion of great importance, broadening' for mer constructions in - the line of duty" cases. In the case to-day Mary E. Mc jveu applies for a pnsK3 as the widow ofj Alexander ilcAeil, who, while engaged In a wrestling match with comrade in camp,: received injuries which resulted in ha death. The pension office rejected the claim on -the. ground that McNeil wa not in the line of duty at the time he sustaineu his injuries, but- Mr. Bussey hOldS that he Was' nml la'io rlntvn tita i . . . . r . J 'v.i.. uroau principle that soldiers while in Cotton and Grain Hark et. Reported bj B0Ta)EN & QCIXX. $1.03 1.10 1 JXO, A. BOTOEX. now ?Lfb?5 h?J f t f Uved is camp, while not disobeying orders or now sleeping his last sleep no sound solactinsrin viol.-itinn rmn5 quietly and calmly that will ever awake u..i io giory again. Uwing to that cir cximstauce, and -from no merit of mine I feel I have leen honored by the request to make a response to the toast just read V iriiiuia, in giving this illustrious patri- ?l t uthf .Kb0lt couny recognizes the hi i ouAn. '? &Jat m&y contain the locality ot his birth, and the place of his burial, uo one State can bom.,! w,a bjundless fame, but that known world, and panh fn acting in violation of military regulations arealways in the line of duty. lmfr!(!in ITninn io nr....ll.. s . . . ' - - m.w.a I.M 11,1 I I I II I flVf1f"T n r- 1 1 . . . -J n.ivavcil III .i penains to tne hero's life servi ue aauonai crow Chicago, May 7.A dispatch from Jfajesville Ky., says that the freight train which was transporting the famous Libby prison from Kichmond to Chicago. !:Vieckd 7. ,ni.,e f .that plaice j,Lciu?y ov ine breaking of an axle of w,c car? j ne remains of the war relic were profaselv pentterod 1wt. u ings of people fl H ked to the scene ail day to o the cure the old bricks and lumber as me in the memoes. No one was hurt. ' Cotton firm Strict gd Midiiog 1C Good Midling : 10 Midling "10 Low Midling : - 9 Suins & Tinges 8(9 Wheat Coro fffw 0t3 : 63 40 ' BALTIMORE MILLINERY STORK ' JOPENiNGt OF- BOTDEN & OBms : BALERS ' Uotion. Grain, 7 fertilizers1 -JSPRIMG MILLINERY,I. Agricultural Imp, . , THJjj b WEST LINE OF sides shoulders 12J .11 .10 wn Which hi ml a rovsof the State.-, is inl km"h; Jorn W -- UI llllllll, I 1). with the military and civin flu r v!. I 1.00 splendid career; for "called bv hi ran, ! r'ou,rcDt 2-60 2-?5 try to the defense of hprlihi -rHt . -65 nmnWiitU. ini... M 'TT', . ' "f acon hams ,..... j f..xttvu lue riguis ol hll- u.aiiuy, ana on me pillars of national in dependence laid the foundation ofa great Twico invested with the supreme ma. lauacj ij v uio unanimous voice ofa free idpie, ne surpa;sei in the glories of the held, and v signing scepter and sword shades of 3Iount Vernon. -tWHimanimous in vnnfli through life, great in death-his hichost Country Produce MarkeL Reported by D. R. JULIAN & GO. CO I Lard .10 HATS, V; V. ' ,;"'.., BONKTETS, Bu cr 9 . ARE NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE NSW MILLIN3EY STOBE OF MRS. SU? V. FiSPiVflQ, UVER tSOSTIAK & MCUANLES bTORE April 4:lm. " " agons,. g's, Carria- Road Carts, Potatoes irsh 70 (J .75 " " sweet 50 .60 1 fOT .10 Butter on Chickens 20 -.25 ! Tl. Z'. r 1 i Molars coontrj .30 Laronna waicnman. SUBSCRIBE TO FITILil I 1 . i voice ofa free iSSlSUST RECEIVED HUZERSi WE ARE NOW RECEIVER . now they train with th Fnl ambition wn th ho,.r.;.. l.u t T , with whom thev hsiv m-wl hs noblest victorv thn fm.mmct 1.:' I . J HI Lav vi 11 i 111- league, onensive and defensive; and mw uilio UIC ' L' r1; ,1V , sir T1 II I r I mi John Sherman is now . u;2 . 1 "ep"b,l? of 1-? should le the term in lb S-t- ' 0 " r1' "U"S n,e. totHe-the United ... ... --.v wiuhj, oiuies OI llmlAC onv 1 .1; .. rri, TT:i.1 . v. .. .. J . . . VT. . ' . . - I'tcsciiv UISI1 11 xuc uiiiteu ocates omcni s f.hnt vnf Kuisneo uinef-aiair stmto will th 1 :..i... .1 1 ii- . . ",v p..:. 1 . .v : . : "vnuc in .1 laiui-raoom'' business in Okl.i-1 aics 01 1S41 and 1789, when - TM pieirx 1 1,ower was ln the "ad of V V- 1,ei,ry Jiarnson, aud aGeorKe MAN Y NEW AND LATEST STYLES OF Bur Sjrin U 1 Paper chimese, or chimesettes, stam- 1 j .... .. . jjcu mm cut in imitation of lace and embroidery and displayed between the front edge of .the jacket, are in . order. The "American Press" say the leading advertising agencies have form ed an. ; assoclition or "trust." No w .w- ..wtiativia uu me same to even things. up The administration is grand on civil service Wauamaker in particular run the guilotine on - Democratic postal agents Io its utmost capacity while he tonld. Five persons were burned to death in thcdweJling houB of Watson Bow- ens, Westchester county. N. Y Mon day nitfht-his mother, two young children and two maid servants. Whn Bowens discovered the tire he took hi wife out of the building, but both and she were badly burned. The screams of the other oersnns uW haird, but he was powerless toreliev e tnem. upon to Interior still ex- De-lere. noma, have been callerl aI.h. iKvr.. . , 1 r 1 1 1 Mtiin men aciiuns to ine parJtuent. Vv si 1. r 1 uA-jjciaiur Jianono IS TJ 1 .1 ic ..i.iue anotner piteous app&iL to Harrison last week and as a result he was allowed to name the United States District Attorney for the eastern dis tnct of Virgin a. There was cj.iite a howl from the Anti-Mahone Virginia republicans. Let 'urn howl. 0 Among the few nnnm'nf motifs arnson has found time to make sin-e ma inuin irom tne JNew.Vrirb- r.ulo. Washington. May it so continue, and may the con vrav mraiuiier, uetweeii Hie States, be for uie promotion ot commerce and civil;... tion, the progress of asrrienlniMl manQfacturing wealth, and the devdnn. ment of arts and Slate is laborintr at the same lime t i.r. mnto dm .. 1 a 1 n, . c J ... VIIIICU ntaies. liien m:iv hp lini- ti. , - mi. in valua tions frcm 42 hearts, nscenr incr ratners tod sweeDincr nn Mm i,r,..,. and risinir above the stars, that State Mian noi im up its suord aghainst Stai nup t in 1 y-v . . 1. ...wv.. fu4ia iucjf kiiuw war anv iC 3-f B'TW -S . : OUR ESTABLISIIfj) and VALUABLE BRfl which we will offer to l,eTr, 1 1 n I 110 MOM I?l nrn1 rniii npifis I . . J - The Daily News says there will be no prohibition election in Charlotte this year. The petition laid before the County Commissioners was defective in the material point of not containing the names of one-fourth thQ There is to be ii big time of horse vers. A board of n.vil 5.." racing at Hickhory, commencing on vice examiners was in session at Char- IIJSUf neany iuu Uorsesjulw Auesuay. a majority of the ao- "Jinn lavam 1 li'ff,i Ci 1 mi 1 I n Jr..,.,. . ...1 . i , -u., umci cut otaies wiu be rep- t,1Crt,,ta "no came before the board icocineo. were negroes. Two men are to be hung in this State on the 7th of June, to wit: J. S. iucaianan, ot Alacon coontv, for mur der; and David Bell, of Madison coun ty, for rape, j .. . I l' ... . . vru -' oimii iiicv miuw War anv mrr bration was that of his brother, Carter that the rein of peace, union and 15. Harrison, to be Tjnited States Mar- ""ty shall be as lasting s the home shal for the middle district of Tennis- ,hhe stars a? eternal as the foundations see. If Mr. Cleveland h,A s,n;...i u,e venasung nuis-aud in your har ''t::.7'xT... enngnten the iicau eiutor in tne country would h And NOVELTIES IN JEWELRY. u: 1 a., l. "rr,u, ma uiui rt to a nnirinn Af.. k u 11 . . . ""c i- 1-, . V,1 " t-''j icpuu- wunu, jom tne swe nn- anthem nn.i Mean editor in thp cnnntr.r ..'u l .... ! .1..; . u ' 0 ,,ul?eiut nd - - v w 11 1 n 1 11 1 11 1 ii'ii'i 1 t'l uiWi 1 111 ifi iimi um rinr ka..... l . j , . . . j ua 1 r 1 , ouujio v uiv w ii err i ni roared tor months, but thev will a; the problem of fi .1 1 ... . .. la .." 1 l" " v V1.ll3l creeuy overlook this little bit of ne- 1 Kovernmenr, has been solved potism. Verily it does malce n .i;Tn, UJtJ American Continent." ence whose ox is irorprl 1 Army courts seem in m.l-n .kLL .Wftat constitues bad .-, . JillH ireer meas in regard to maltim ir the The Paris Exposition was formal lv til k r uFuwoa ocn Aiay at rtVi..t. k n -i . " : ' v,"vf -jr rresiuent Uarnot. The President was acconin.niT f tun r -J llIC "punishment fit the crime . iiaj. iijuecker f who x ns the engineer in charge of the Washington aqueduct tunnel has been found m. if-, k .. court martial on- several counts of .hay ing neg ec l his outy as an offieial etcir And the wild neglect has cost ,.v..... ma, n.ve been spent! nn t lie tun r.-l .... .ww..e. ivuicn nas now been biinloned Pretty serious crime one would thmk and deserving nf severe punishment. What do4 fh& uai say r J hat jI;nor T.v.b rf II O t0 At AM V - I,; CrV. JaSe.s and jurors. In the ,uai1c"11 UI "i'W -superior Court, ac & lIJC vjuiusuoro iuessenger. a if ;li I ,,,,e P'annn's was bad. h,V 1? ' .-rr particular it was bad. He replied that the old man was curious and comical," that he would not visit any one and would allow no one to visit him; and this was Smith's bad char-acter.-Slate Chronicle. 4 uiaiiJiastno more right ta say an Hnriyil thing than to act one: no Wore right to speak fudelj , than to iuarnai sav ground, bv the Pre.ri.teat of t! S L 1 " 'T ' iS? .W'f to"'"" te and the Chmh.- f n....: u. "uel 1,1 Iney were greeted in an n:Mr fr.. dicrous. An oftTcer l,v n..iJf ..J Tirard, Prime Minister, who took oc- l6811643. crifiees SlJXxJJxX) and casion to extend a welcome f,4 nil FI c.y 01 a "'-' "ceded in- knock a' man down wKifK i- strangers in Paris.' ,.nd n .u" 'Vlltr S'W d is fined - - - - m wW tir-l M II" k T "MM k7Ei III I r I 111 I I I I I tl I III rl 1 - - "I ' I , I'M'll I WW V , J 1. I C iug iu private or from k rostrum: A fearfulyclone swept over potions of Pratt, Stafford and Rice counties io n; oeverai persons "ere mea or tatally damaged. Dam' ge to property.and -stock was very D .1 . France would show itself hospiU m7 wh, .OT H able and cenerons fnn nude so lioht. If i , . , , a wim itr ciuswprpd im two .vords, social indnence whi,l, ;, Municipal Elections. the strongest of all powers in. Wash- TIitv. ..... niffton. ..ciuucrauc ticket in the fnlW. ... ngpluce3waSerected: Ashevil,.. h Z, ih TL ' . i. Hfl'y oyO.;P.Blanton;helby,headedby V. Barnum , cliir,nan of the democratic awaiting tnaUs a biffamiat H t0 .,,1 r,, ueaea t. Kobbms, tour w&on. & Hxkorj, Wed byj... Hall. "uumcr 111 Texas, another in Tennessee, and an other in Arkansas. Hiey are all after Jiira with blood in their eves. Diigracafal End of the Bali the Closintr senna lU O ui kll e great cen- ay that h (rou- ... 1 . VI,WIU ,l HJ uiaKinff an armointmonf j.j h hungry ass that fable S:.v t ,1 x 1 ., - . -"V" aifUICU u death between f.t.n u ji . vuuuies or llsiv because he could not decide ubw.i. i . IU tj IV. - According to Senator fnn-all About the juiciest testimony as to char acter ever eiven in this Sfu,. .1.... T..l.,A 1 Ti . -.1.1 .110 nun ui Judge Clark's Witness in Wilkes court about two years a-o.' Be;nS asked if he knew the general character of A 15 he answered that he dirl ivi. w ' ,1T'e-ng nnd re-pa'Dir, entertain K.1 ,a"l. entertained, it is good -v. ... uiiiuiumi mailers, and pano.i-.n., in rriMttt.. ,i: . , 1 -""" !.." - r i. ;"K aean men's es tates. it is bad." SlatesviUe Landmark. Another Speech by Vance. At the Guilford celebration last Satur- jr u.ueuiaieiy atter Zeb Vance's arri wii me kiuuuus. ne m-ino o c... u though brief, which the majority of the ' l-'ni, laueci to near. When the tuu, me senator and his partv were escorted to their quarters in a room beside the rai road. -rL . n, Vance, and he raine out on the front IS,'1 Jd: " I am glad to meet all Aoith Carolina here to-day. I know those of you who are not here are back r the,e te-. woods. 1 can't-.make 3 ou a speech right now. I am not fts full ofsneechcsasl used to be; but I'm fi iin u pi thank God. and h hTlffnlV 0,11 Stam1' Where 1 Will hS rw yo Patronage, as usual." Iharlolte Chronicle. - AND Easv Terms to Farmer The entire satisfaction given byfeW anos last Season j,, ifics ui n Mvin,,iH- there are none better th inn our Don't send away for goods that can be bad at home. The wav to build " vJ ii 11 IO VVf keep your trade at home; and try rather to brin encourage trade from abroad. Farmer's Friend AND and NATIONAL If you can not get what you want at home; ask to have it ordered, and 1 1 " - ou will save mnnov ft . ... V .. as well ashelp build up our town. cry truly, fo..;..i l n v " v-v-u , """""""g j oenaior ina Is Piw nal taU m WY,, repaid nt HrriSOn will call anelKu to the Springfield Republican, surpass- ? Confess to meet enrlv i Ob t evervth ln 1.- n ii i? r . .I'd order to ?et th . ..v.. tU illi;MurV. VMrtDlefl atra-irlU,., 1 it according to law. supreme. The ..6..o ww ao orner chance but to Clear the rnnm Rn...,.., - .. . . finj--;..-.:i . , t expostulation Tention nt i.. , . r.r . " ,u 'n,sociubs ir . ' " wce,or the wc urawnand the crowd was fiirlv purpose of consulting oh various fines- d,en out. When emotv 11 WmMnr room looked as if ?cyc Mrests of the Soatl,. The reader will through it. J SWept find an mteresting report of the.meet, .We will wager a quart of nM inganer.fiWpape- that there ooU tLt emers in the herd drive,! i... n.. fltutn i? i . JTVIii O .i V '" fiectioa 'in- r'w- OOUtn. fe ntra l. r. - ; l.i , - ' " v ivi rayette, La.- 0n ttetfV W Haanners. rresi- session d -J ; - w . 'i,llll ieu Tho .,f """o"'"" "fioretneUhnst- . .v.voo. iiiy.iu s snfi n,-a uo thn....u ,,c "irtLier una oeen detiiiit oy tue President. t.y settled Joe Foster, a lad 12 years old, There w.ns terference at jarn men Avlaree iiumU upmost it it U 11?: l . . ,rr "'"cnesicr naes surround eanevog place, and others were nil. lJettcr received bv , .iM.H5Hs.mig at the ' mud mill" o ; 1 V. " CIT Oyster Culture ia North Carolina. Lieut. Wiuslow, of the United States vy, who was detailed some two leTs aoto make a urveyofthe oyster bees ot Extern North Carolina, made n tho,! oush examination into this matter lie " t, . c y convinced of the irre-it possibilities in the culture of the ov m our Eastern waters that he has J waned his-positioii i the xavy and jo n- ed a company, or which he is nuum er interested in thi n,VLl,a:er- Pi uu""c. yri, 2am 1c . V IUI O Aon 1 A r.fl r -r,uni. tt ecI on his hook: :...r. aviuut moment caniealnnoi i "f "UU a IU1T II. nilL Ml i . , v.i.-lii i, mux no tefe himrclf fooS vv, ou ue maae an i, 1. : ; , " " "uj;!u Hie. idea of; for the Order for Two Million Yards of Cotton Baffling. AlHn?U3A'Ga" My 2.-The Georgia Alliance has contracted with r:n.. ? two million yards of cotto baling To irlife-11- st day ofg&? Kills orthfl nnfc.fl.li J .,! . "0I? of the creek. The bov thh.v. tbe yard. The mn,,n, " THE ONLY SHOE POLISH I. H. REISNER, LEADING JEWELER. BUYERS' GUIDE Ar the best quality and lowest prices Go to Schultz. For beautiful new dress shoes Go to Schultz. AGRICULTURAL WE riAVE THE whHlXAnV. faSfncd a sms ed fKiifg to take the cotton as covered at wnaie oegan tocrentlv null i .."'ten emit nrhlw; 1 t ... . , v .'e,eu ai succeodftd in ..W'if'"' ""allyu ZT per uunui ed pounds. uWtJII I succecaeaan " hawlinlr nnt ,rru ' I to cover thfi loa r . r " uuas, Senator Vancei Sight stationed in thnnfcV;;- - - . ? I we; - v- " ; - .TrT ut "ie town, Vance. thi 17 tl -v' rom ator prevent negroes from voUng in tht huon abiHh sffiy a luumemal fcWi. ftn"''iF,: bient whicK ulai.' Tbe state- a;. d.Starbers. ten of whonUew ''KSgS TJ?r iKiSS - " w i . i iLvn n IfoU!be .IS"?" Njere that Our Excellent Governs. Daniel O Fovrle would be a man of mark anywhere. He is a denIl ora tor,a yery. pleasant con versational i oi geniality, and his benevolent "? 01 ancc and kindly manner wins all hearts The! Richmond Advocate has received i ?r.,lew,-"'''e.)eeu deader Li :r ,,uj Bpy out xnc little creviV. "i.'""15 on't write to u,,,j is ine least of nir 7 way io Daat'a mihlihot. tiiults. indeed t is th-. UI au . out of h a stih,it;.. rT r 'i PMD,!s"er th frnm th A ,r. ? approbat ' uu. virtuous. ion rnor ti i . .. - wv"' 1UH U S III Illll Dvmnr.1V... . ... ,..; 0j iiiuani v witn evprv movement for the benefit of CarX linn; and when he retires fr...K-Y most office in the State ho -iill diwe ;TiI,,b6 raDk M OM 2 uuk oi nis sunnt m. ti.:.. i. - . . deed de.vi to honVr and ho fa a Verv dead head Hois still able to urul vit mimington Star. a "T. m ColTaif For Corn, Cotton, Tobacco, Ac. THE SYRACUSE FlI ;or the latest styles of Oxford Ties & Mippers, Uo to Schultz. Jicei ami boin.v srinno nntnnt li. ' . tAo: lvuuJt pss: plain toe For the largest stockof Slioes and Slippers Go to Schultz. For a large and well-selted stock of straw hats -Go to Schultz. Never Saw the landmark's Baby. V " Oxford Orphhi't Friend. " " a prettiest thiiig i the St atV thn If thel)est at bottom prices ire good Go to Schultz I'or a nice trunk or cheap umbrella Go to Schultz, V For the best French MiMr." j i i . i- i aituies suo polish Go to Schultz. ??r Pr9mPi attention to orders by mail ; Send to Schultz. . :'t 'I !J6iatf op bio r GOLn Boofg enotighfor you, IS NOW PERFECT. -Call axd see j THE REVERSABLE HILL-SIDE PLOW. AND :CLAHIv'S ' crawi mm is something that Terj furmrr ncel.. . We will par the Iiijrfrst fa prices for Cot tn. Cot.toB 6?, Md all kiudx of (Jraic. i J-Z. SCHULTZ. ere o. . " : . ? W pect fnl It,