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THE ROANOKE NEWS
A good uiuny of those people who
uhed out to Oklahoma to bo divorced
uud have siuoo uiarric l will find them
solves wiili two husbands or wives, aa the
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PUBLISHED KVERY THURSDAY T T . T'i , , "
liavo been declared i clmI.
THUttSDAV,SElTEMBKR2tl,lSii4.
J. W. SLED3E, Editor & Propristor
D. E. STAINBACK, Associate Editor-
Entered at 'ml Oflu r ,u Wihh.n an
Srinnd CI, isx Mtitttr.
H.VTK IIP SI HS. ItllTlllS IX AIIV.IM'K
One Year (by Mail), Postage l'aiil $,f,ll.
Six Mouths
A Weekly Democratic journal devoted In
the uiuUuiul, educational, political ami
agricultural interests ol 'Halifax and Hiir
rounding counties.
WTAdrei Using rates roaminahln mid
furnished on application.
lK.MOCItATlC XOM I N I0KS.
Kim riiiBf ji sTK K :
Juiuos K. Shepherd, of Itoiiuf'.irt.
roil ASSOCIATE JIIHTICKS:
Walter Clark, of Vko.
Jaiueit C. Macltae, of Cumberland.
Arwistead Uurwell, of Mecklenburg.
Hilt NTATS TRKAMI'UKK:
Samuel Mol. Tate, ol lturke.
FOK KUPEUIOlt COURT JIMMIES ,
Third District Jacob Rattle, of Nash
Fourth District W. R. Alien, of
ayne.
Eighth District B. F. Long, of Ire
doll. Ninth District-W. N. Mebane, of
Rockingham,
Tenth District W. R. Council, Jr.,
of Watauga.
Twelfth Dbtriet II. 1!. Carter, of
Buncombe.
t'Ou co.NditEss:
F. A, WOODARD,
Of Wilson.
VOIt SOLICITOR SECOND nisTllNT :
W. E. DANIEL,
Of Halifax.
An indignant Georgia editor says that
if North Caroliua will furnish the tar
Georgia will foot the bill for the feathers
for that celebrated English committee.
Hon. Ciiai-ncey M. Dei'ew says
that in less than two years the panic of n ...,;,.,. i i i ,
imn m -n i e . , ,- ous conspiracy and only by a united
18U3-0 4 will be forgotten and thiscoun
try will be cantering along on the broad
road of prosperity.
The foreign missionaries in the Shin
King province in China are fleeing, fear
ing violence at the hands of Chinese al
diers, who, it is reported, are burning
Christian chapels.
Senator Brick, it is said, threatens
to resign his seat and allow Governor
MeKiuley to fill the vacancy in case the
Democrats of Ohio should censure him
at the forthcoming meeting of the State
convention.
TllE giddiest old girl in America is
Mid. l'lolsor. She is 'J3 years old and
a bicycle rider of vim and nerve. She
recently challenged any woman of her
age in the world to ride a bicycle race
with her for a Bible.
Governor Carr says he will do
eerything he can to prevent lynching,
anj will recommend to the next legisla
ture that each execution take place inside
the penitentiary, that the criminal chs
may be more impressed than others.
Mr. John II. Inman, of New Y.rk,
who has made a trip through the South
ern coal fields, says the South is on the
eve of an era of great development. This
opinion prevails every where, and it is
w-'ll sustained by the many evidences of
business revival.
The Thirdites in convention at llali
fax last Friday made no nominations,
but we learn that tin y will meet anain
in October on the same day the Republi
can convention is to be held. This look
verv much like an acceptance of the old
invitation of the spider to the fly.
Bt Tl.r.n, Kitehin and Skinner, niana
p ts of the new consolidated Rep I'op.,
aggregation of wonders will exhibit in
North Caroliua until November next.
One ticket admits to the entire perform
once. Walk right in, gentlemen, and
see the greatest ringstrcaked anJ striped
wonder of the nineteenth century.
The Washington l'ost has gone owr
the whole I'oited Slates, slate by slate,
and congressional district by congression
al district, and has readied the conclusion
that in the next huuso of representatives
there will bo 1.SS democrats, l.4 repub
licans, and 14 populists, and in the next
senate there will be 42 democrats, ;l"
republicans, 5 populists, and 4 doubtful.
The "green goods" shovers are trying
Dew dodge to catch gudgeons. In
some of the circulars they send out they
enclose a new one dollar bill as a sample
of the stuff they sell. The bill is genuine.
They take the chances on losing the
dollar to eatch a customer. They sent
one to an Asheville man the other day
who didn't bite and is therefore a dollar
ahead.
A Chicago astronomer firmly believes
he has discovered vegetation on the moon,
lie has constructed a telescope on a novel
plan. Instead of a single object glass he
uses a composite one built of seven lenses
lyiojia the same plane. He was usiogthe
new telescope recently when he suddenly
aaw a spot of vivid green on the moon.
Several other persons saw the snot. Fie
1 I - - - v.aubu I u IIVUI UaUlUlU 10
Dstimatcs that it waa forty by teventy I the Aldrich stone quarry a little over
" ivuu 1 4 mile.
Ormnaiui.y the corn crop of the
South is duly a seventh of the whole
crop in this eouuiry, but this year it is a
fourth. As the cotton yield is very
-K'' this section has no ojU"e to com
plain of the present season.
Another IV ratio pledge has been
redeemed. The MeKinley tariff law no
longer lives to oppress the people and
disgrace the statute books of the coun
try. The Democrats promised its repeal
and the promise has been kept. The new
Iiitt may not be all that the people desired
but it is a vast improvement on the Me
Kinley net.
TllE Wilmington Messenger has this
to say of the work on which Captain W.
R. Bond, of Scotland Neck, is now en.
gaged: Wo learn that Capt. William
Bond, of Halifax, is preparing u work in
which ''Four Famous Rallies" will be
written up elaborately and with great
research. We are glad or this. Ho is
fully competent to do the much needed
work thoroughly well. Gettysburg will
be one of the battles treated, and North
Carolina will at last obtain her deserts.
Secretary Smith, in bis speech in
Atlanta a few days ago, suggested several
plans by which a greater use of silver
can be brought about, but the one he
preferred was the "repeal of the lax on
the issue of State banks and let us con
trol our own banks," on which the gen
tleman from Georgia is eminently level
headed. The repeal of this tax would
go a long way in the solution of the
financial problem.
It is well not to forget what the Dem
oeratie Congress has done, as recounted
by Speaker Crisp in his Atlanta speech :
We have repealed the McKinl.y law.
We have greatly reduced taxation.
We have made liviug cheaper.
We have made all money taxable,
Wc have taxed surplus incomes.
Wc have restored freedom of elections.
W e have reduced public expenditures.
We have declared undvim: hoitilitv to
all trusts and mouono ies nr.-mij,.,! r,,r
the oppression of the people.
The Democrats of Halifax countv
should not underestimate the strength of
the Rep.-I'op. coalition. It is a danger-
ef
fort can we hope to win in the approach
ing struggle. Let the white men of the
eounly organize thoroughly, for the
work. The old enemy's hopes are hiith,
but Dr. Green is in the field and we all
remember how he has led us on to victo
ry in the past and he will do it again.
Follow him, and victory will once more
perch upon our banuer.
Coi W. C. 1'. Rreckinriiuie, the
silver tongued orator of Kentucky, has
been defeated for renomination to Con
gress from the Ashland district, and
Madeline I'ollard has her revenge. Col.
W. C. Owens has beeu nominated to
succeed him.
It was a long and a bitter campaign.
Breckinridge fought his battle with su
perb ability and splendid audacity. But
his defeat was decreed from the first.
After the shameful exposure of his con
duct in the I'ollard case all the best ele
ments of society combined against him.
The result shows that in this Christian
land good men and good women are a
power in politics. We congratulate
Kentucky. She has nobly redeemed
herself and Breckinridge's career is ended.
He should spend his few remaining days
in atoning for his past misdeeds.
"All run down" from weakening ef
fects of warm weather von n..,.,l ,1
111 I W - f.v-.-
ionic ani mood purifier like Hood s Sap
sipaiilla Try it.
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
tVi'iS' ''.I li IIF.El, UM'J'KX
AV.S' FROM CHEROKEE TO
MAXTEO.
A great hailstorm swept over Stokes
couuty a few day- a.'o. Crops were
damaged over a se ipe of seventy-five
square miles.
Twelve prominent citizens of Guilford
county arc on trial at Greensboro for
forcing a pair of Mormon missionaries
to le ive the county.
The Seaboard Air Line is preparing
to build an iron bridge over l'ee Die
river, iu lieu of the wooden bridge that
now spaus that stt uu.
It is said that no less ilun tillU.IMltf
peach trees are now growing mound
Southern Fines. There are also large
uantilie.s of all other kinds of fruit and
nut bearing trees.
General Stoneman, whose cavalry
raided through Mecklenburg and Cabar
rus counties at the close of the war, is
dead. He died at the home of his sister
iu Buffalo, New York.
The cases against the directors of the
suspended bank of New Hanover have
been moved from Duplin Superior court
to Lenoir Superior court for tri.il, and
will be heard at the November term.
The larmers iu North Carolina are
curing some of the brightest lobaeeo
they have had in several years. They
anlieipale fine prices. Though the crop
is not so large as usual, the .piality is
belter.
Secretary Carli-le has lined .1. W.
Brown, proprietor of Granite Springs
distilling company, for making false
entries in bis books ol whiskey produc
tion, for the purpose of deceiving inter
nal revenue officers.
Charlie Cadott, while trying to board
a northbound vestibule at Salisbury last
) week, lo-t his footing on the steps and
was thrown a.'aiust a switch tared,
smashing it to pieces. His foot got un
der the wheel and was m i-hed in a terri
ble manner, the Herald say.
A child that the uc.-t rs c ir.si.lcr iu
the nature of a wonder, was born a few
days ago in Mecklenburg cuintv. It
has six fingers on each hand, and six
toes on each foot. The extra toes and
lingers are pcrf ctlj lev, lop d and sli ipo-
ly having the same bono and movement
as the others.
The Goldsboro Rifles have succeeded
in making up a f und of ?."H0 for the
purchase of a monument over the graves
of the Confederate soldiers who were
killed at the last battle of the war, lien
tonville. Johnston couuty. The monu
ment will be unvailed Oct. 1st, it is
thought.
E. J. Fuller, who is charged with the
murder of Ren Parker, at Fayetleville
o ie year ago, and who was convicted, but
appealed and was granted a new trial,
was on Tuesday removed from Fayette-
viile to Rockingham. Ho will be tried
there on the 17th, Judge Brown having
allowed a change of venue.
The Shelby Aurora says that the mon-
anle business flourish in that section
and bring shekels into the farmers pock
ets. It is beiuL' shinned to New .Tomov.
and over seven thousand dollars were
paid to the people of Cleveland and sur
rouuding counties d "ring the month of
August for this yellow sand.
A change it is believed, will soon be
made whereby Faint Rock, once the
terminus of two divisions of r ailroads, will
b.' made a flag station, and Asheville will
be made the dividing line between th
two divisions The change would be of
considerable benefit to Asheville and
give it more importance as a railroad
center.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
A D V KRT IS E M KN TS.
Scrofula on His Head
Wlilch liooamc a mass i.f corruption, spread 10
thai It got Into our little hoy's eyes. Ilia sores
Charlotte is to have a chrysanthemum
show in November.
Gui.ford county has begun to work
convicts on its roads.
A new f li.mni hotel is Wing built nt
Franklin, Macou county.
A large c unmount has recently been
ki.Ud in .McDowell county
In the Louisburg section ihe tobacco
is not so good as it promised to be.
A Caldwell county preacher has t.nn
- . rs
into the butcher business at Lenoir.
The people of Asheville are auain 1 .
ing troubled by green goods circulars.
James Whiteomb Riley, the Iloosir
poet, is at Kenilworth Inn, Asheville.
Iu Casweii, i'erson and Rockingham
counties Ihe tohaeeo crop is all that could
be asked.
Charlotte's Live Stock Association will
make an effirt to have the Stato Fair in
that city next year.
In iho Rocky Mount section the to-
baccocrop is a disappointment, having
been damaged by the August rains.
I'ersons from the North are hnvinir
large tracts of land near Richmond. Oni-
low county, and will establish a colony on
it.
Two negroes have been arrested in
New Bern on the charee of Dassins cnuw.
terfeit coins nickels, dimes and quarters'
The Cape Fear and Yadkin Valicv
will run a branch line from Sanford to
Ctarenee B. Crock-eft
prf ad over tils neck and we thouirtit lie would t
blind. The doctors tailed ; we gae him Hood's
SarsaivarllU. Several tinltles eured Mm after
we lud despaired of his ever aettlnn well. He
Is now a brlBht and healthy child. I. M.
CaoraiTT, Jn Wurtreesboro, Tennessee.
Hood Cures
Even when all ether preparations raU. B sure
to jet Hood's and only Hood's.
Hood's Pill should be In every household.
ENFIELD
C0I1SEHT1
INSTITUTE,
ENFIELD, N. C.
lloallliv Lorcilllv. (lnn.1
Good Corps of Tcaehera.
KuiMiogs,
COLLEGE PREPARATORY COURSE.
Book keeping, Shorthand, Typewriting,
music. Open to both sexes.
FALL SESSION BEGINS AUG. 22, 18M.
Address
LUTHER R. CHRISTIE.
Principal.
nng. 16 ly.
KNOWLEDGE
llriioji comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
lo-s e'iiditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's liest products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the" pure liquid
laxative principles embraced ill the
remedy, Svrup ot Figi
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form mo-t acceptable und pleas
ant to the tuste, the ref lesliinp and truly
beneficial properties of a iierfcct lax
ative; i lleetually clifln-ing the system,
di-pelling cntds, headaches mid fevers
ami permanently curing constipation.
It coven sail-faction to luilliousanil
met with the approval nf the medical
profession, because it nets on the Kid
neys, Liver and llowels without weak
ening them and it is is'rfcetly free from
every objeeti.oiable substance.
Syrup of Fiiis is for sale by all drug-gi-ls
in oOc and J 1 Imttlos, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
L'o. only, whose nanie is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute it' offered.
mar -C ly
W. HI. HABLISTON & CO.,
Wholes;.,1 iim Dealers in
t.VHI'KTS, STOVKS,
.) i 1 Mattresses, etc.
IMMENSE STOCK
AND LOW PRICES.
W. M, HAl'.t.lSTONci CO ,
Xo. 'M sycamore St., Petersburg, Va.
lo '. fl ly
iiflii
ANU !' 'VO.'T''-l "SOIUTELY
me Best
3
SAVF.V(!
MONEY
SEWING
MACHINE
MADE
rv. oil (U 11 im:ai.i;rs ran aetl
you mnctiinrs cheeper limn yon can
get clsou here. ThoNKW liomi Is
our beet, lint we make cheaper kind,
tub c too XI1AX, IDEAL and
o.lhor III-.: Arm Full Nickel Plated
Sewlii Machine! for $1 5.00 and np.
CrII on or.r ct-etit or write us. We
want yonr trado, and If prices, terme
aud square dealing will win, we will
have It. We rlinllenge the world to
produce a HI T I'Hl $50.00 Sowing
machine for SO.OO, or a hotter (20.
Rowing rrinrklno lor MO. 00 than yon
ran buy from ua. or our Agents.
THE NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE CO.
OKI", M KfK BwTO , HANI. t8 V'IOoh BqriM. N.Y,
ClUCMlll, ll.t KT. Mil III, Ho. IUl.IJ.lt. TUJA
Sam tluynMw, 1'AI- An.!, 0.
FOR BALE BY
P. N STAIN BACK, AGT.,
WEI.IMiN, N. r.
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Dealers
In
COAI
I I mm mm
Litit,
PLASTER
MID
CEfJEflT.
Richmond, Va.
jj 19 3m.
iV.
NKW ADY KUTISKMKNTS.
What is
Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. It Is a harmless suhstituto
fur Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, ami Castor Oil.
It is Plou.iit. Its guarantee is thirty years' uso by
Millions of Mothers. Castoria destroys Worms and allays
fererishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency.
Cnstoria nsslmilateg tho food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, t'tis
toria Is tho Children's Panacea tho Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Cafltfirin In an PxediVut mnlielne fur oNI
tlri'ii. M tlnT !iao n atclty lold mo of it
gnud uBvct uikju their eliil'lri-n."
lit. 0. C. (Virion,
Lowell, Maw.
" Oftitrirla Is tliP iH'kI remrily fur rliililn-n of
which 1 niu aciimintt'il. I 1iih tin' tl.iy ii mt
fiir tlittnnt v hen mothers will oinsiihr t lir mil
Interest nf tlii'ir cltllilrcn, and iist Cu:itnria in
Bteoil of tin1 variniisqiuit'k nostriims whifli arn
dt-fitroyiiiiv; their Imrd. lilies, by forcing opium,
morphine, soi.t!)irit syrup ntnl otl.t r hurtful
apt'iits down their ttirotiis, tlnrehy sinding
them to iremaUiro gravcB."
1)11, J. F. KlKCtlELOK,
CVnwuy, Ark.
Castoria.
" Castoria U so well atUpted tochlMirn that
I ri'fonmu'nd it uMBUeriurtouiiy prescription
known to mu.1'
H. A. Annua, M. D.,
Ill So. Oxfonl St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"Our physicians In the children's deport
ment h:ivu siken liij;hly of their exnri
eneo lu their outside prnctico Willi Castoria,
atui although wo only have anions our
medical snpplioa what Is known as refill" r
prmluctH. yet we are free to confesa that the
merit of Castorm has won us to look with
favor upon, it."
VSITEII IIOSPITAL AMD DlSPRNRAaV,
UoBtoa Mass.
Allih C. Smith, IWt.,
The Centaur Company, 71 Murray Strot, Now York City.
CRIND Ymir onn l'.onc, Monl, OvUt Shells, Corn
i.niiiuin Hour, c-, in the ccktirateil
( Frank
Wilson's
Patent.)
$5,00 HAND MILL
lint tier cent, more n.nv in keeping M)itltry, Also Tow
v .miiis aim i arm 1 I Milln. Cirt'iilarH nont ou apn
MET & FIERCE
-WIKil.KSAI.I- ami IJETAIL HF.AI.KKS IN-
i mm
Hew Goods for Spring h Summer.
p VERY department brimful and
running - over. We - carry - the
largest stock of DRY GOODS
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES and
GROCERIES of any house in Hali
fax County. Our immense store is
FULL of BARGAINS for all. We
keep every article needed on the
farm or in the house.
Visitors to Weldon should visit
our store and inspect our stock be
fore buying elsewhere.
1.1 Sycamoit Street, rETEKSIH IiG, VA.,
WHOLESALE AND KETA1L DEALER IN
Buggies, Carts, Carriages, Harness,
PLOWS and
CASTINGS,
HINDERS,
MOWERS,
Iluyrnken,
Thresliere,
Engines and
8AW MILLS,
N liW A D V KRTISKM ENTS .
DE GLOBE STOVE HT
(Sl'Ct -ESSOIM TO HOWAKP A ODEN'lIAL.)
37 EAST MARKET SQUARE. NORFOLK, VA.
W linl. halt- and Retail Dealers In
Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Lamp
IIOOHS, AMI IIOl'SEKl-RNISIIINtlS.
METALLIC ROOFINC, CUTTERINC AND SPOUTINC
(ay"!'stiimilesj;m'ii on application, t.'om'upocdcnee snlieited.
st'ptl lin
J. B. WHITE & CO.,
(jEffEML Commission ftlEnciHiiji
II AND 13 ROANOKE DOCK NORFOLK, VA.
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... ii. .in. it 1'iiv.ii i i.iiiii .. i ..t. 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 , i.iu' i in, ii rv. .tiiiiin ni nil . imiu .....i. .
tiiail, Ualiliit.i, rtii'iuuinli, Wild Inn k, all kind rrodiieo, l'otiitoM, Caliliae Annla I
While lteaiii, Dried Applet, ('lie iln, llickiirjH, Walimtii, Florida Oranies 2
largely. Lemoim and all Minis uf other Fruits and Vei(etiitiles. Wo liavo an I
frei'UT fni liullur .' in.,. ...nllrv nlyn liu.wl II Ik. k. . : . : au
oiilril. - ' " .on,
Btay'X'nrrcHM)iHli nce Soliritt-tl. w,gi j( jy
E. C. LASSITEE,
Huh oiHMieil up in W. II. Iliowirn Store Corner Firet Ftrrot nml Wabliiiifitoii Avmue
u nice line uf
HUNTER'S
Farmer . Fnend and Starkc'8 Dixie riow8 and cwting,. V oquealionald, the largest
honworthe kind in cither Virginia or North Carolina. ExdnsiTe agents in tiia
territory for tlie famous 8TUDEBAKEK and TENNESSEE WAGONS Order,
by mail giren prompt personal attention.
C. A. EPES Maaagei.
Dry Goods
DRESS
i , GOODS,
Notions. Hats
SHOES, ilC, AC. Ilesolieits an inspection of his (dock, and promises FAIR
DEALlXtIS aud CLOSE PRICES.
3 2!l 1)-.
R. C. LASSITEE.
IF YOU WANT
TO OR A
BUY
r i nj n . i t- w j
V-s GOLD
chain, -mvsmmwJ
WATCH
iuNoiih Carolina.
TO
ill n, K. C
Mr. CohIIk i one of the best watch repaiicrj
u I onDni oc jewelrystore iut,"nK c
II. u- UUIIULL U
F
111
I
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Call and Examine our
immense FALL STOCK.
M.FBEDLANDER
Bottom Store,
Wki.don, N. C.
KEW-CAKPETS!
URGEST ASSORTMENT AND LOWEST PRICES EVER OFFERED IN THIS
LOCALITY.
We arc always anxious to afforj our customers an opportunity of luyinc such
soods as toy roay require to the best advuntuf-o. We haw longJ been SiM
of the impossibility of keeping berc an wovinuu
Adequate Assortment of Carpets,
K. i t
i rea.wn.Die wants ot our people. To overcome this difficultt we have
amnSed with aarge wholesale carrot house of 1'hila.lclph to .Z fUrFz
sivc Agents for the sale of carpels in this place.
J!' "J" M to assure you that you can buv-to the best nossill.
Smm ihTp 1, T .mPtot H)rtment of styles-Carpels of Kvery grade,
Vin.l II . .
ison .iifc .), a i . M 0,,r ,S8(r"ncDt of slyles, and defy compar
ison with those offered in any cily in the Union.
oet 2 ly.
The M. F. Hart Co.,
Per.M. F. Hart, Secretary.
No Use Talking !
People who want good HanieM. KaddW
Collars, Bridles, or anything for Horeee,
will go to
P. F. JOHNSON & CO.,
130 Sycamore St. Pelcralmnr. Va.
for them. They keep good stuff, and .1
cheap. A nd now is a good time to buy.
Call at the TRUNK STORE.
dot 2 ly.
E. CLARK.
When in Want of-
ENGINES
FOR
CINNINC.
Moot economical and dnmhl rknn
est and tmt in the market for cash. V A-
lUAiiur. MIICTION FEED BA Wit ILIA
AKD STANDARD IMPLEMENTS OEN
EKALLY. Brad for Catalone.
A. B. FARgUHAKCO., Ltd.,
PennsyWania Agricnltnral Worka,
Family Groceries
At the lowest price be rare to eianiine
my stock, which is complete in erery
department, of the best quality at the
most reasonable price All kinds ot
LlyCORS always on hand
E. CLARK, Weldon, N. C
oct 20 ly. '
THE COUPER MARBLE
WORICS,
111, 111 A Us Buk st, Kortblk, Va.
Large stock of
Monitmatit and Gravutona, etc
fieadj for immediate ibipment DeoigM
11 Sly