HTLXjIj & SLEDGE, VROPRIKTOBA
.A. IT 3U "W" SP APER FOE THE PEOPL E.
TE!R2VIS-2-00 1,ER ANNUM IN ADVANCK.
VOL. XVIII.
WELDON, N. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 188S.
NO. 44.
NEW ADVKRTISKM KNTS
Premi
Ik
paTr.NT
IfflPIUBBIII U f
PATAPSCO
IM ESTJLBLISHEID-1774.
Tho value of FLOUR depend upon the KSSKNT1 1, ELKMFNTS OF 'll
TIUT10N CONTAINKD IN THE HUEAI) IT MAKES. Our PATENT ItOL
1,10 it KLOCRS are manufactured from the CHOICES T WHEAT obtainable. Bal
timore stands prc-nniineiit in this country as a market for choice wheat which civ. us a
crcat advantage in the selection of the It EST Til AT IS GROWN. TheSCPKlllOR
COMBINATION OK GLI'TKN AND PIIOSPIIATKS rl.n. nffonktl. enables us to
place on the market, Flour l.'NK(jl'ALLKI) I'Oll ITS 1'1'IUTY AND NCTltl
'fit M S PROPKRTIKS. This lai-t in rccogniy.ed n..t only in Ibis country l.ut iu
Kumpe m well, where lh "PATAPSCO SUl'Klll.ATl VE" COMMANDS DECI
DEDLY MORE MONEY than any other American Flour. Ask your grocer for
l',.l.,..u,. Hun.,,!,,,;,.,. ...... V
Patapsco Family Patent, North I'uicit Family, Orange Grove Extra,
Patajisoo Katra, Chesapeake Extra. Baldwin Family.
(.'. A. GAMBR1LL MANI FACTI ltINO COMPANY,
21 1 Commerce St., Baltimore, Md.
tin.' 12 ly,
inoiiiiTisii,
LITTLETON, N. C,
HAVE JTSTOPENKD THEIR FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF HOODS
CONSISTING OF
Dry Goods, Notion!, Hatti, Hoots and Shoes, Hardware, Tin ware, Groceries, and
Cou feet ioncries, generally, and resiiootfully invite everybody to come and see them be
fore making purchases elsewhere.
Very Respectlully,
W. II. lKIHBITTA SON.
aept 2!Hf
THE PLACE TO GET
aiii null
AT
LOWEST PRICES
IS JLT
DR. A. 11. ZOLUCOFFER'S,
WEST SIDE WASHINCTON AVENUE, OPPOSITE R. SHED.
WELDON. N. C.
STOCK KEPT COMPLETE BY FREQUENT ARRIVALS.
M-fRKSCRIITION DKPARTMK.NT KILLED WITH THE BBHT SELECTED MATERIAL.-
PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED AT ALL HOUKH WITH CHEAT CARE.
PKKt'UMERY, STATIONERY, FANCY BOM'S, UKCSIIES,
FANCY ARTICLES, TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
limvill Uuua aearty welcom always awaits you at
ZOLLICOFFER'S.
light Riiiing Domestic kipacliinc
oct.H If
WH
II I II I UK
LEADER OF LOW PRICES.
Comer of 1st street and Wash. Ave,
SDEALER INS
DRY OOOD8,
BOOT8, 8HOBS,
NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS,
DOMESTICS, PRINTS,
8TAPLE GOODS, GROCERIES.
Ami Everything that can be called for.
HEADQUAETEES FOR
Oinoi Pistols ft Garttlisosi
AND HARDWARE OF ALL KINDS.
TteljU. b r-pectfu.1, ioyited o call. Q
THE
or Floor of America.
FLOURING MILLS
Til K
'""rS.stainback&co.
1
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HALL.iRO OF THE COLORS.
A Kfiitlmiina of courtly air,
Of old Virginia hi' ;
A daiiisi'l from New Jcnwy Statu,
Of mutclili wi bounty Klip ;
Tlioy uifl us fltree mitrHinjlts
The rawm why. thiy My,
Her eye were of the Federal blue,
And hli, rtiufecluratiipriiy.
Tliey entered on n Here1 i HUil-nigu,
A 11(1 Whuu the tljlllt tlfl!:iH,
It teemed hm thoitli (lit'itutt k
lliwl no dPtertnhii.U' plrni.
KiN'll Wlltclieil tile OtllLT'MlioVCUH'llU well
Wlillo itHiidiiiK tliire nt l.ny
iii'.triiti:lhil forth tVdi-ml bluv,
One f-ir Cotifi-derMtf uniy.
We all looked uu Ith hiuIuiu wyes
To mm tlielr fiirce move,
A u I liouu could f II uliii-li eoiubiituut
At Innt would 1( tor Drove.
Tluy iniiridiediiiidroiiitteriiiurelied Willi ki)l,
AvoidiiiK Hell tlie Jrny ;
Here, lineK wnc necii of l-'fdi'inl liliie,
And lliere, i'l.iifidi'rute nmy.
At Uit In- uiovi-d IiIh fi.rce hi urn,
And Hent Iter Miuiiiunis tUere
Tlitit htieidioiild tniiKiit tuttiu hitt-
I ' Don couditiniiM fiiir.
' Ah you mtirch forth tlii'tliti-M may II y,
TltedriiuiHiuid bugled pUy ;
liut yield those eye or Federal bluu
To the (VnifediTute gny."
"You are lie foe," t.!io answer wilt,
"To umtili-iiP ftm-li Hh I :
I'll I'uct' you ni th u ilmiiilk'i lieurt,
And coiunu'i1 you, or dii;.
A tok'U ol the sure result
The vnulted .oktus 1 1 -1 . 1 . l ;
Fur there above in Fi-denil blue
llulow, (.'onfederHte uruy.
HIiiiid -lioolinn on eueh Hunk begun,
Aiid'uiid iiianoeiivri'S free
Tin. rattle of the hiii:tll talk wlllt
Bi RmiHiifrepHi'tee,
Mixed with the deadly ultmce of eyes
Amid the )roud irray,
There met hi arm the Federal hluo
Ami the -otifedemte gmy.
Khuusiled by thu tight itt length
They culled a truce to nut ;
Wlu-ti lo! unotber foree iiDpeared
l't ili h luouiilalu'rt ertst.
And hk it euuie the mountain down
Aiuld the truii)H:t'ljray,
I'nciTlaiii stood Hie Federal bluy
And tin- r, hi fcile rite uruy.
A eoiwi ol dtout frt-e laiieun tln.se
ht pound ii)1"!) the Held,
Fu'U Mji tulial t'Ufiid in etunuiuiid,
Wlm swore they btb must yield;
Tin y btilh should imihut: hlli di i-lo
'1 Iu- homns of the day :
Ami proudly with the Federal blue
Marched the Confederate gray.
Hi Ii-.miis were fresh, and theirs were worn ;
What could they butUKiee
That both dhould be the etimiueren,
And botlixliouUi captives be?
Sulhey pro ten ted khun, because
Dun Cupid lield the sway,
And joined iu peace the Federal blue
With tlie Confederate n--ay.
Tm-lve yearu have lied. I pa.wd to-day
The fort they built, and saw
A tdtfht to strike a bai-hclir
With Kpirit-tbrillinKHwe.
Deployed n corps of Infantry,
Hut less for drill than play ;
And some hud eya of Ftrderal blue,
And some Confederate pmy.
'TWAS RISKY WOOINC.
Tvxiu Sitting..
There is a ltvely girl in Southern Kan
sas arouud whom revolves a strange and
Hurtling mystery. She has many admirers,
and still remains unengaged, for whenever
a young fellow makes a proposal to her it
is euipha.-ized by the report of a pistol and
he is shot from the outside by some un
known assassin. Who the mysterious man
is, no one knows, net even the young lady.
This is very distressing to her and painful
to her admircis, teveral of whom are liiup-
uiouud in a (battered condition, for
the unknown assailant seems content with
simply crippling his victim and supposed
rival.
It must be very distressing to the young
lady when lover, ignorant of the risk he
is running, drops down on one knee to make
an avowal, and she realizing that au UDseen
Nemesis is lingeiiug outside prepared to
drop him on the other knee, llei agita
tion is mistaken for the workings of the
tender passion with which he iuspired her,
and he presses 011 toward his fate with in
creasing ardor.
"Dearest," he cries, clinging to her hand,
"do but speak the word. Tell me that you
will be mine!"
"Oh, if you only knew," she gasps, look
ing wildly arouud.
"Yes, love, I do know. I have seen
that vou love me all along. Rut tell wc
so, darling. Let those sweet bps breathe
to me the words I go long to bear."
"Vou don't know the danger you are
in," she says in an awful whisjier, putting
her hands to her oars instinctively to dead
en the sound of the anticipated shot.
"For thee I would brave all dangers,"
he cries vehemently; "your brother's frown,
your father's vigorous boot, the dogchaiu
ed in the back yard; aye, eve the prospec
ire and inevitable mother-in law."
"I.eive me as you value jour life," the
sobs, wringing her hands frantically.
"What islife without thee? Let me be
a target
"I am afraid you will be," she moans.
"Fur jour glances have pierced me
through and through. Your sighs are
love's bulletin"
"There'll be a bullet in shortly," (lie
gasps.
"Then tell lue, dearest, that you will be
mine."
"Alas! will he never tumble?"
Hang.
lie tumbled.
JusT received a handsome line of but.
iriea. Very cheap. Look at them before
purchasing elsewhere.
P. N. Staimack
AND IOMFANT.
Aa old sailor defined lying to be "trying
to bide in a fog. If you move about, you
an almost certain to bump jour head ag'io
the truth; and a aooo at the fog clean up
you're om anyhow.
A JOKE OF VANCE'S.
New York Trlbuue.
Senator George, of Mississippi, is one of
the most bow-legged men iu Congress, and
by the way there are a great many of
them, II is one of the traditions of the
country where he comes Irotn that his
trowscrsare cut with a circular saw. The
remit is that these garments are usually
conspicuous for a buggy appearance where
they are widest. Senator Vance culled the
addition a primpa of his colleagues
standing in the lobby of liir hotel to this
interesting phenomenon and then remark
ed: "I never get a rear view of uiy old
friend George without tbiuking of the sto
ry of an old tnr I I down in North Caroli
na who went to the circus foi the first time
in his life. After the memorable event he
was sitting around the tavern lire one even
ing relating hii experience to u group of
his cronies and regarding them with an air
of superiority, under which they were
meekly iunuisitivc. One of them tiiuidlv
asked: "Did you see the bar at the circus.
I "title .eke?" -Vans,' responded the old
man solemnly, 'I done so u the bar.' What
sort of a bar was it, I'nele Hoke?' Waal,
I uever douo secu a bar afote, but I 'low
that itmoughtbe a right smart of a bar.1
'Did you see the lion?' 'What sort of a
lion was it, I'nele Zekc?' 'Waal, I never
done seen a lion afore, but I 'low it moiight
be a right smart of a lion.' 'Did you see
the camel, I'nele Zekr?' Vans, I done
seen the camel.' 'What sort of a camel
was it, Uncle Zeke?' 'Waul, I never done
seen a camel afore, but I 'low that it mought
be a right smart ol a camel. 'Pm you
seethe elephant, I'nele Zekc?' 'Yaas, I
done seen the elephant,' What sort of an
elephant was it?1 Waal, I never done se
an elephant afore, an' I low that il niougbl
bea right smart of an eUplianl; but it
'peured to me like as if he had a heapo'
slack leather about his pants.' "
THEIR SONG UNFINISHED.
Mis. Grant, one of the holies injured in
the recent terrible railroad accident at
Chatswurth, 111., tells the following pa
luetic moment ot tue disaster. Mie was
in the rear car with her husband. In the
same car was a merry party of bix persons
traveling together, in older that they
might sit together Mr. and Mrs. Grant
chauged seats with a young man and his
bride. Their couitesy saved their lives
for theyoung couple were both killed.
Mrs. Grant composed herself in her
chair and covered her face with her hand
kerchief to go to sleep. Nearly every
body in the cat was quiet but the jolly
party of six. About this time the young
bride was requested to sing 'Nearer, my
God to Thee.' Something in the desire
to sleep and rot recalled the sweel old
song. Theyoung woman sang, and all
listened while the train sped on.
As the little gleam of lire appeared far
down the track their voices swelled in :
'Yet in my dreams I'd bo
Nearer, my God, to Thee.'
The speed of the train increased down
the grade. Again the song swelled :
The way was already in sight :
'All that thou seudeth me, in mercy
given.'
And then, with but a moment of life
left for each of them, even when poor Ed
MeCliutock's hand was giving its last des
perate wrench to the throttle of his engine,
the singers sang to their God, who seemed
not to be holding them in the hollow
His hand :
'Angels to beckon me,
Nearer my God to Thee.'
Enough! It was finished. The engine
struck the frail bridge aud it sank. The
car containing the singers crushed like
bolt of Jove through the two cars in front
of it, killiug aud grinding as a foot kills
worm. In the same instant auother car
crushed through it and the singers were
dead. Peoria Ttaiitcript.
FLIES.
Of course", flies are a great anuoyance to
us, but how much we trouble the flies.
From the fly's standpoint on the top of a
bald head, for instance man was created
for his sustenance and diversion. He cau
see no oilier use for a man, even with his
multifarious eyes. Had wo wings with
which we could fly, or wore our feet ao
constructed that we could walk on the
ceiling, head down at the fly docs, per
haps wc might win his respect, but as it it
we must be conteut with a low place in the
fly a (summon.
We give him uo end of vexation an
anuuyuuec. lusteau ot sitting still and
allowing him to glaze io peace, we fight
him continually. Il he visits ns in the
early morning we make vicious jabs at
him, and sometimes grind our teeth aud
iwcar. A fly has to put up with a good deal
where a miu is concerned. We never
hurt him. to be sure, except it be his feel
ings. If wc behave too outrageously he
retires more in sorrow than in anger to a
commanding position on the head-board
and mournfully watches ui aa, half asleep,
we smash our own noaea ia vain efforts to
annihilate a brother fly. As aooo as quiet
ateala over us, why, be steals over us
anew
A true household Remedy forth cur
of Malaria and Fever and Ague. Quinto-
eo. Fifty cenU at your dragguiu.
HE STEPS DOWN AND OUT.
rilEl'ArsES WIlli'H HAVE I.Kit TU THE
NEUKo'h HKTlllEMENT KRllM OIlN
IIIIKSH. hl!AU'iphlH heeord.
The negro has disappeared from Con
gress. II llara, ol .Vnth Carolina, ( who
was really only a mulatto,) and Smalls of
South Carolina, the lust of the Africans,
Iroppeil out at the lust election, sad all the
men who stood up in awkward squads to
be sworn in on Monday had white faces.
Martin, of Texas, who knows cnniifh now
not to blow out tho gas, held up a black
hand, but I guess the skin was while.
flic negro is not only out of Cotigtess,
be is practically out of politics. Tho one
political fear he had, that the Democrats
would enslave him again if they should get
nto power, has disappeared since the Dem
ocrats have been in power a dozen years in
the Son... aud three years in Washington.
He has uo political hopes. He has. there
fore, dismissed politics from his mind und
.'one to making money. As farmer, plan
tar. mechanic, he linds himself better off
than he ever was as politician, and be has
no hunkering to go back. This is tin:
whole secret of the decrease in the negro
vote. Hi; is too busy to voto, like many
an intelligent, educated, rich white niun
North and South. I do not say that this
sjrt of thing is right for rich or poor,
white or black, North or South, but it is n
fact.
During the war an attempt was made to
recruit Massachusetts regiments among
the negroes of South Carolina. Some of
the younger darkies on a certain planta
tion were disposed to "jine the cavalry,"
bill before eulisting they sought the advice
of I lu; I'nele liomus of the plantation.
"What's it all about?" bo uskctl.
"Why," said one, "dc Yankees is lightiu'
to free us and do Confeds is Ikditin' to
keep us slaves."
"And It's all about you, is it?"
''Yes."
"Well," said I'nele Kemus, "it 'minds
me ok two dogs fighlin' ober a bone, liut
I tieliei' hearil ob do bono fightiu' and you
ile bone."
Now that about expresses the idea of
the uveruge duikey.
HOW A MISER LOSES.
The wish to accumulate property is in
herent in the human race. It is as in
stinctive us the uiixiely uf the squirrel to
store up nuts iu September for the winter.
The difference between men aud squirrels
ill this particular is that all squirrels know
how to tun their instinct to the best ad
vantage for their own comfort und conven
ience, while ou the other hand many men
who have the inclination to provide for a
rainy day have neither the industry nor
the necessary amount of common seme to
accomplish their purpose.
It must be admitted, however, that the
task of the provident squirrels is very sim
ple as compared with that of the provident
niau. Mull, to succeed iu bis object, must
do more tbau hoard. Ile must make his
holdiugs yield an increase; he must make
them interest bearing. When he merely
hoards like the squirrel he shows his stupid
ity most conspicuously. We wonder if the
miser ever stops to think of the amount he
loses by hiding his penuics instead of hav
ing them at interest.
GuocEHiEs, I.tm uits, &c. Mr. K. A
Culhrell has ojteucd a store ou First street
and keeps in stock family groceries and
vegetables. lie also bus a bar where the
choicest liquors are served iu all styles,
Cigars and tobacco of all grades. Iu addi
tiou lie keeps a supply of wooden coffins
and metallic burial eases, all sizes, at low
prices. Orders by mail or telegraph tilled
promptly.
J he best always the cheapest .Save
money by purchasing the celebrated Bay
Mate and .eigler brothers shoes bought
direct from the manufacturers. For salo
by P. N. St.u.nhack & Co,
Gouii News! Gcoti News!! Sam
ples at Wholesale Puk e. Major T.
hmry has opened tills week a lug lot of
sample notions bought of Messis. Tefft.
flier & Co., New 1 ork. consisting of
beautiful assortment of kid and jersey
gloves, corsets, jerseys, hoods, hose, collars
hand bags, pocket books, shirts, half hose
and auspendcra, also bustles and other
tides of female torture, lie., Ac A stylish
lot of scarfs, cravats and lien, all of which
can be bought at prime wholesale cost.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIQUORS.
0 SMITH.
SKE IllSLIQroilS,
S'i'A' Ilia CIGARS,
KVEttY PUINK IN SEASON.
ftC. South it KvW old mod
Wubio'oo avenue, Weldon, N. C.
fine
Beer
Soda
ADVERTISEMENTS
25T
PURELY VEGETABLE.
II with avtttordiaary affluoy e th
TIVE' Kidneys,
1 and Bowels.
AN EFFECTUAL SPECIFIC FOJt
HtUrla, Bowfll Com plat nta.
Uyapepal. Sick Hcadoob,
ConktUpattaitt lUUoaii,
Kidney Affection!, jBundlM
Mental Depression, Colic.
lo Household Should bt Without It,
I1U, IIJ 1B.-IIISH1H, IftHIT IUI IHIIII.T11010 UBO.
will save many an hour of Buffer! na and,
many a dollar in time ana doctor mm.
THERE 18 BUT ONE
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
that van otl tat atsulst with rtd "Z"
ostfront of Wrippsr. Prtpirtd only by
J.H.ZEILIN , CO.,iolPropritlors,
Fhilietiphit, pi. rtuvit, au.ov.
L'e -8 ly.
POMONA HILL NURSERIES,
POMONA, N. C,
Two aud a half miles west of Greensboro,
N.C. The main lino of the It. & D.R.R.
pusses through the grounds and within
lull feet of the ollice. Salem trains make
regular stops twice daily each way. Those
interested in Fruit ami Fruit growing are
cordially invited to inspect this the lamest
Lurscry iu the State and one amun' the
hiruest iu the South.
The propiietor bus for many years vis
ited the leading Nurseries North aud West
and corresponded w ith those of foreign
countries, gathering every liuit that was
calculated to suit the South, both native
anil foreign. T bo reputation of 1'omona
Hill Nurseries is such that many agiuts
going out from Greensboro, representing
other nurseries, try to leave the impression
that they uro representing these nurseries.
i by uo they uo it : Let the public an
swer.
I have in Block growing (and can show
visitors the same) the largest and best
stock of trees, &c, ever shown or seen in
uy two nurseries m North Carolina, con
sisting ol apple, peach, pear, cherry, plum,
grape, Japanese porsimiiiou, Japanese
plum, apricots, nectarine, Itussian apricot,
mulberry, quinces, isuiall trmts : straw
berry, raspberry, currants, pecans, English
walnuts, rhubarb, asparauus, evergreens,
ihade trees, roses, A;c.
Give your order to my authorized agent
or order direct from the nuisery. Cor
respondence solicited. Descriptive cata
logues free to applicants.
Address,
J. VAN. LINDI.EY,
Pomoiia, Guilford county, N. C.
may 5 ly,
E. i Cirell,
WELDON, N. C.
FAMILY GROCERIES,
VEGETAP.I.ES,
MUCOUS,
CIGARS,
SMOKING
AND CHEWING
TO I!. CCO.
I am now prepared to sell at lowest
cash prices Groceries of all kinds, Wines,
Liquors, louaeco, I lgars, Snuff, e., aud
will al-o keep on hand a lull supply of
fresh Vegetable of every variety, which
ill be sold cheap.
BuriJL
Cjses.
I will always keep on band a stock of
well made .Metallic liunal Cases and
WOODEN COFFINS
which I will sell cheap, and which cau be
had ut any hour, day or uigbt.
Orders by letter or telegrapu will re
ceive prompt attention and cases shipped
by first train.
l'ATHONAGK KOMCITICD.
K. A. CL'THKELL,
First Street, Weldon, N. 0.
sep 15 !tm
CVl AiE lit NOUTU I'AHOI.ISA.
HALIFAX VOVXTY,
NEW
fen BIG OPENING,
liiyi'ifiiVsiiT
HLTKlllOR CoURTA
' W llall,iiiev.nrle. (i Elliott and Trmole
wUiiiiey, riucn, umlcr Hie linn namr
w w.uwHtiimty iouiMuiy, Mini 1Iiuujh& n.
hiii. pi.itinns
IMvl.l IV1I u silmluiMralur"! II. II 11,11, ll.vlj
itell. li A. itliKsml Carrie Ixiiik hi. wife, XlKititt
Hell, juiin i AiMip. jr, aim Annie Hell Alwp,
ine lasi uamcu iwu ueiug iioaio. wiuiom a guar
lliail lu North tarolilia. W W Ik'll. II K SUMI
lAck aiel Mitmlet' Hnintjat'k hi. wilt, alli'iie
lk-11. Jiminli Vt Jviikili doiiif Im.iiH"! under the
Arm naiou of Jrm-nb W JrnknuA t'omHUiy, J )
M idilleuu, and John i William, nartm-rs doing
Wn.dlt lt.ii mid Joltu l Williams partite- tJoiug
liUKiUf under tin1 Arm uanu of J J kf idiUrtoii
Cuu.ittiiy, Kuaan I Ba ll and tho nortb Carolina
Home iiiKurauco tmwny, tH'h-iniantN.
Action hir firtefliamiri'ol truct und mIc nf land
lu iHimuBUfe uf an orderofthHuorior Court uf
iiauuax roomy uimoe in inn ci"e ai rinicriu
1M7. Ihpdi-lViuUnU I) K l&ut and 'arri li Long
hit wtfr, John T AW Jr. and Auui 1U-11 AUud.
wbomidtal Yellow Krihani.UrMii itHinU, In the
hUWufOhiti.W W IWU , who roitidra to ibv rltvuf
Savinnah, hi (he Stale of (leorfiav, Jtm-pli W Jen-
kin il il nit buihieM under tut ttriu aaiau of Jaafiib
W Jeu Win Jt Company, J J Uiddlvhm and Jubn U
Williama iMrtnvn doing buiWietw under th Irm
name of J J Middkdou Company, who reaidu in
the ciu ofHltiumrt in Uiv PUU of Harvlatid. are
hereby notified to appear and autwer or demur to
tn eotnitiaiui mi tn neii turiu ot ttili couit
held at the Court llnuw in the toft'a of
to ne
llali -
fki on the eltfblh Muiday be fun; tb firt Monday
iu Uareli. IMwi
lUinw John T Gregory, Clerk of the 8uperlor
Court of Halifax eouutv. at ofllce lu Uallnia. lb it
iSth day of November, l7.
JOHN T. GKKOORY.
Not 3l,tv ClwaHuparlutuurt
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
iDRESS GOODS IN ALL
STYLES AND
UIdehwehh hiId
NOTIONS.
HATS, NOBBIEST SHAPES MOST
LINE OF MENS,' YOUTHS' AND CHILDRKN'S CLOTHING.
lliJlM-.h.tl'.ri'i UUOHS Of ALL
Come and Look.
Respectfully,
Sept 22 ly.
FALL AND II
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
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