bUNTY
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THE
UNION
jnVj 7,
IS35.
Editors.
We
,r- surrv to n(,te tliat- rs
Mr. A. G. Blanchard. of the firm
pf Duke & Blaneliard of,- AV-rdcen,
well known and extensive lumber
defers, was in town Tuesday, and
U thinking f locating wicu us. We
would gladly welcome Mr.
Lillington
rood season
refreshing
,ell i.si'""!le u''
.fourt convenes in
Srcick ir. September.
vo l .mite a
Uy morning,
,Xheoui!-.k for matrimony is
. : 1 1 in iiur town fur the fall.
IwJ
,,;- V L .v.eveae we are glad to
, .-(Mi (i ti!,: store, after sever
IjjJ C'I.!..'"- ",v"
fKij..iliy i;i t,,wn
Soaie lit'!'! ex"i'eraent in town
...lay evening caused from drunk
fellows. N serious;
are
v.-e
increasing
now have
damage
:t- i
NVJCC U.O fiiUU-u ill -uc
W Jackson this week. If you
i .li
I . ,nv' in -"is ii iu uii on
i fee of the lamest tubs ire have
,rSteu wa-. brought to town Satur-
i M T u' T T
. 1 I - a i t rt ri ii rt
L i tpn )Uir . iM aim aa uunc a uu'
r.a -
jitv to t.nr people.
Vl'e return thanks to Mr. II. N.
it i ,.,ri- na i tiKo rm m
-led us !si Saturday. Its weiht
'jsis'polillils.
E'.Jer Williams, a traveling
.U'.er, i Ti'ii'jlied at t!ie Primitive
Hjiisi cturch at this pluec Sunday
We call special attention to the
licar.l f Mr. N A Sinclair, a prom
pt a;d .successful atiorncv at
ueiievia-. ah legal Dullness
ceii in his liiiudi will have prompt
eiiiioii.
rrer.cV:! g at the Presbyterian
nli h.si. Sun.iuv morning and
fit bv the pa.Cor, lie v. aI M Has
KVi?ue d ilv T.ddir-21 oubscri
: u ( in !i;t. llemeuiber it, is r.
;.y orj nwo to 31. ur famil' ami
ar.ou i'y to take your home paper.
r,l us oil.- dojiar for tiie pape. .
' Cliniun takes place iujtfie "ad"
tii-.it wiil---4wake. hustling . firm.
Co., this
anci you
Hlsneh-.
..rd, and believe he would dq a prof
itable business with his mjlf located
at ur town. "
TI9 June bag conies.
In the month of June, v
The lightning bug in Slav.
The skeeter takes his bonnet off.
And says I've come to stay.
The June bug has the glossy
wing.
The lightning bug the fl.ime,
Tlie bed bug has no wing at all,
But lie gets there iust the same.
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The )itlle,lhrce,3car old son or
Air. John II. Burke died Sunday
morning at G :30. lie was ihe onlv 1
child, and j-st one year ago his moth
crdied. Litlla Ernest was a sweet
boy aud the brightest jewel of the
fatht-r's home, but alas the summon
came and he has gone to join the
Angels. Th? sad father and rela
tives have our heartfelt sympathy in
this hour of bertayemcnt, but we com
mend them to Him who makelh no
mistakes and doetu all- things wise-
Quite c. large crowd were at
Lillington Munday. and the Commis
sioners transacted a
business. Politics floated high in the
air late iu the afternoon, and silver
and go!d was the jireat issue that
seemed to dwell in their minds. Some
of the gold bugs say they are silver
men, and want eilyer but can't pee
how t'r.e country will be kbcTc better
by the free coinage of silver. We
say if free silver moans more silver,
tht it will help the people, further
more the goNernment lias no more
right lo give you 50 cents and call it
one dollar, than I have, fo far as the
reaches. The
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FOE'S ITEMS-
COMING AND GO IN
Massengill &
A. V:t;c:i their "ad"
-?oe w!;i keeps what youi want.
The yotinr-T man who star's out
.:'.Iie wnVld with a lying tongue and
ieceitfu! heart is an object of pity,
riiei!l nevt-r reach a very high
pe in aol.le icr.nhood.
"Mr. L I? . pimdriph' and wife
Momlay evening for Parkton, N.
Mr. (oo'lrlth, we. are. glatl to
J.is able to get out ater la sick
sof nine -months." He wdl make
!iui-i there with Ins daughter.
M)r. N H Cobb, .if Rilei.h. will
im in the Baptist church ftt this
s.'e Sur. iav morning and niht.
a'l a te d and hear this able
krVttt ,,;f CJjd. '
We !e irn that Dr. M. Holden,
a tl.vsieian in Dunn, was mar-
f'i a ft'W dsvs iwn In Mr4 T. A.
"r!ey, 1 f.JIounigomery cotjnty.
Sovcral young men and ladies
honesty and justice
government hs no right to rob the
people becau3e the power is g;v8n v,
and ever' time it gives us a silver
dollar and calls it 100 cents, then
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iiht upon the spot refuses to redeem
that silver dol'ar at ldO cents, it i-
no more nor no less than unfaii and
uiijus'. We haven't got gold enough
in the country for a circulating me
dium and silyer is vhat we lire
hound to d business on, so with
more silver we inn do more business.
One gold bug says that free eilver
would only help the silver mi-e own'
ers. No doubt it would help the
mine owners, but if itjlielos us what
I.
do we care for its helping the mine
wi-ers. What we want is something
tnbeuiut the people. jYou s'iy there
is as much nioney'in the country as
tt.cre has ever been. We think that
a great deal of our money hss gone
to foreign shore and that while the
population of these United States is
dailv ineif asin, the circulating me
ilium is daily" decreising. Ttii
sfiprrn to be ;lain and vou ca:i see it
without a doubt.
Protrac'ed meeting at Pleasant
Union rtii3 week.
0..I100I opened at Buie's Creek
Monday wiih a large attendance.
.wr. Joe Johnson took a trip to
Wilmingln lat week.
Itev. A N Campbell is conduct
ing a series of meetings at Benson
this week.
Messrs. Joe Collins and Heibert
Betts, or Winslow, spent a few days
i'i this section last week,
Mr. J A Hamilton attended the
protracted meeting at Hector's-Creek
last week. -
Heigh 30! Jona Bogs did you
catch another whale by the tail last
Saturday7 .
H H Poe. Eq took a trip to Ral
eigh last week.
Dr. J C Goodwin, of Dunn, was in
this section Monday.
Rev. Mr. Porter, a blind minister,
preached at Buie's Creek ihurch Sun
day njght. '
Mrs. W F Pearson of Dunn spent
last week with relatives io this sec
t'on.' Mr. V H Rogers spent Saturday
and Sunday at Lis home near Leaf'.
We were pleased to meet our es-
great deal a (teemed friend and Schoolmate, Mr.
ii N S!ewart Monday night. Come
dywn to see a fellow !'an..
Mr. J L Hall, of Falcon, sper.t
Saturday' and Sunday w'th his best
c irl ne.r here. -
Rev. W M Page was taken serious
ly ill at Bnie's Creek last week. We
hoi)e for him a speedy recovery.
We had the pleasure ol having our
esteemed friend and teacher Rev. J
A Campbell to preach for us at Buie's
prcek Sunday.
Snook?,
J J Cook Eq. spent Sunday
Buie's Creek.
at
Mr. By than Bass spent a few days
at Lis home iu Sa.npson last week.
Miss Mary Stewart spent a
days in town this week.
few
Dickinson Jottings.
Mr. W B Mckay left Sunday for
Morganton, N. C, whec he wiil be
vseveral days.
Mr. W H McKay attended church
at Dunn Sunday.
Mr, John Legett has returned home
fr"m a visit to his mother at Hope
Mills and has entered school at Bu.e's
Creek Academy.
' Dr. J F McKay. Dr. W M McNeill,
V II McKay, C A McNeill and D."
McN McKay attended -The Worlds
Fir" Monday at Lillington.
Mrs L J McKay has returned from
a visit.to her sou at Wilmington.
Mis Irene McKay of Dickinson
is visiting in the. city.
Miss Maie Parker 13 visiting her
sister near Ky.
Mrs. J J Wads returned Monday
from a visit to relatives at Godwin.
Mr.J H Woodall, of Smithficld.
was in town Sunday, and returned
Monday.
Prof. . j C Clifford, who. is to take
charge of our school, is expected on
the eyenirg train. '.
Mrs W F Pearson spent several
days with relatives in the Poe sec
tion this week,
Mr. A J Turlington, of Turlington.
weil up to Raleigh yesterday on
business.
Mr. W B McKay, of Dickinson
left Monday fr a trip to Morganton
and the Western part of the State. ,.
Mr. N A Smith, of upper Harnett
an ex-representative of the : county
was on our streets last Friday. '
Mrs, Douc Grady, of Fayetteville,
spent several days in town this week
the guest cf Mrs. O L Denning.
. Sir. W II Lane returned from a
trip to Seven Springs Saturday. Ho
reports quite a pleasant stay and very
much enjoyed trip.
Mr. James Pearsall took a trip to
Hi-h Point la3t we k in the interest,
of t'ie furniture factory at ' this
place.
Mr. Ed Smith of Lindin was in
town this morning and reports the
condition cf Miss Bessie- Robeson.
hs niece, as being very criti-al.
Mi.'S Lala and Master R-iscoe
Jaykson returned Tuesda' from avis-i
il to relatives at St-dman. accompa
nied by Miss Carrie Autr3' and Mr,
Robinson Bryd," who returned Tues
day al'iernnon.
Mr. Isaac Willi:m, of .Texas,
formerly d" this cnuniy, a-rived Suns
day and will viit his brother, Mr.
D. S. William and othV relatives
while here. He spca!;s in the high-
Lillinaton News-
Board of Cnnty Commissioners
met Monday and transacted a good
denl of business. -
Large crowd m town Monday
The farmers all being throagli with
their" farm work. -
Someoftliose in Lillington Mon
day had eyidently taken on sure
hard cicjer.
Mr. Geo. II. Cra9ts. of Atlanta,
G a., was before the Commissioners
Monday ,and submitted some spocifi ;
cations of bridge, which he proposes
to buibf across Cape Fear river il any
tcrrxs can be made.
One or more cases were tried in
Lillington Monday, but your Corres
pondent failed to'learn the result.
If we don't go on the excursion it
will be because we get left.
Several visitors in town Monday.
Too numerous to mention. .
The negro who was in jail and
bonded out by Mr. O. J. Spears
made an attempt to escape Monday L
but was caught and brought back.
B.
EADQUAIITERS FUli TWCrS-
11.
Key Notes-
A welcome rain Sunday morning.
Ex Sherilf J A Green and wife
passed through these parts last Sats
urday. p
Mr. and Mrs. J. A Blaylock of
Banks, Wake eouniy, 'were visiting
relatives in this section last 'week.
Mi. Seth Parrish of Turlington, is
teaching school at Juniper AaomV
near here. .
Miss May Parker, one of Dunn's
most charming young ladies, is visit
ing her sister, M;s. W II Byrd.
Mrs. W T Dupree spent last Fri
day evening with Mrs. Byrd.
Peaches and watermelons are plen
tiful; Van.
Silver
vs.
Gold!
Look to your interest and save
money,
Harper; & Hood
are; still at their old stand corner ol
R. R. and BROAD STKEET
where you will find the arg-st and
most complete toek f"
Drugs, Toilet
Articles etc,.
to be found in the coanjy. Also!
1
Fincy and slick Cnndies, Stationery
School ."Books, Lamps and Lam
nd5. Cigar?, 8nr.tr, Tobacco
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of which we offer at ; greatly
laced prices.
res
rhe best variety of
COLD SRSr.teSi
very d:iv
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I uankme all far pas' favors, we
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rordially inv.te a'l t c vne and -ex
imine good- ami incriS. Wre gua:ran
tee satisfaction.
Remember the place, j
HARPER & HOOD, DUIUN, N. C.
Keep
your eye 011 tins space,
aud seeAvhat we tell you next
week. j
Our goods are arriving and we
are sellins: tliem
Look !
and come.
cheap
Watch !
J, A. IV1ASSEWGILL GO.,
mr-2Vtf.
DUNN, N. C
WILL SELL YOU LIQUORS FOR
EITHER.
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BlllW SI l mm lllftil
I) McN Mek iv and "Cement An-
sii" anticipate attending a lawn est terms of the Lone Star State.
INSTALLATION AND DINNER.
The Masms of p jlmyra L .de
No. 147. A F & A M, du'.y installed
the foliowir.ii into
" 1 1
day at 1 1 o'clock as fo
Z Taylor W M ; J A
F P Jones J W ; J J
tos
office
JiowS: (
Taylor C W ;
W1g Trea's.;
i
James G Johnson Sec'y.; K A Jones
aud W A J duibon deacons-, H J
Strickland and A F Surles Stewards;
Rev. N. B. Ho.. d Chaplin; I VV Tay
lor. Tvler. ihev were installed oy
Fast Master. John W
party given by Miss Lizzie Wash
burn, Tuesday night.
Dr. W M McNeill and lady re
turned home Sunday afier visiting
his sister, Aliss Margret McNeill sev
eral day?, near "Riches Mill"
Clement Ansil re-urns thanks to
"Bi for Irs poh;e invite, but will
have to decline as he has no better
half and no chance of g. tlir.g one.
Hope you will go "No 37'
What has became of "Two Fannies"
Clements went to the Fair to see
them but they were not there. Old
Snooks you ought to havp been
there.
Clement Aniv"
Trqyvilh It8ms-
Protracted meeting at liino For
est this week. (
Messrs. T D Stewart j and R T
Kenncnedy went over toLillington
Dr O L Denning came in Satur
day from Aurora where he went two
or three weeks ago intending to lo
cate, but like almost everybody who
ever lived in Dunn they return and
say emphatically this is as good
country as can be found anywhere.
An excursion will be run from
Dunn nest Monday. The ror.nd trip
from this ilace will be $2.00. Train
leaves at 6 o'clock, A. M. The man
agers are E F Young, J C Goodwin, II
M Pearsall, McD llolliday. PTMas-
v-ingill. E Lee, J L Thompson. J h
Ballaace.
FOR
The question that is being dis-
PURE
cussed by the people all over the
L I Q U O R S
United States to-day, is how to get a
CALL ON
better ami safer currency. Have ycu
w.s. JAcscsofy,
stopped to consider that the best
A C E IU T.
, MiJJdRU.ilvJ . HrapripAor,
' i 1 i. 1
To o:et fresh niure liquors call en
me. - : 1 . ; :-':':-! -
y3ter is a first-claas drink in its p!L4 bt-t -lon.'t beat x. .
NORTH (:,RI)I.1S. OT WHISKEY SOLD . HI. 'HE.
are invited to drink with me, ,
what ever your eireumstancesjmav Ik..-- " i
O 1 Idfl S are iroocT, where ever found, .
L.igiUlVW If you want a drink cull ou McBrown
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ALL
Thompson, of Monday.
Jackson Springs, assisted by J. R. Mr. A D Coats entered school at
Barnes of Archie
Lodge,
Johns ton
county
Aftei the business of the Lodge
1
transacted. Mr. F P Jones an-
VWII II U I. U i kJ V. ' j .
Sen route for Buie's Creek1 Some ' nounced that dinner woukl be served
afiliem .fKim theYc&Wn nart of the ! in the Lodge room, and that all Ma- 1
opened there
CSrantlCfll of tise Sfason.
sehocl
a'o. Th
ulaj-.'
hen you set your paper don't
lit)re:id the advertisements for
Il!'eui y.,u will find special bar-
Tire TTxi-vr will
- A 111. a. W -tl
Tli
reason why some town?
2 i'i' oitlo's, while others remain
1 1
iM.HT.
IS Inli!i'is.- tlipr oral mn if
an i oncrg- who are not afrai I
pvii l time and money in erecting
''tics, ganizing etck companies
Pk! "t'thf town n'l .Tif-
sons, tlic'r families and spcc'nlly in
vited guest were invited to remain
with them. Q ite a nijmber tiaTing
receyd invitations remained and all
e. joyed a delightfil feast of good
things, for there was plenty and surae
left. - ' . I
The speaker that was to address
the people failed io cme on account
f sickness. W hich was very much
regrettea by all.
Time and space bi 1
here, as the hour has arrived when we
o to press.
Bute's Creek Monday.
Mrs. Wm. Stewart spent part of
iast week iu Johnston.
Messrs. J M and B F Stewart
spent Sunday near Poo's.
Mr. J D Long, c f Erie's Creek,
spent Sunday in this section.
Miss Li llie Gregory, of P..e's, is
visiting in'this section this week.
Miss Fannie Haes spent part of
last week in Johnston,
Mr. W II Coats and Miss Minnie
Parrish attended church at Pine For
est Sunday.'
Mr. A C ILdloway was in this sec
tion last week. " .
An excursion train will leave
Dunn next Monday, August 12th, for
Vilminrton and the seacore. This
will be your last opportunity to en
joy a delightful day on t!ie seashore.
and everyone who ctn, should not
fail to go. 1 lire vas not one who
went down on the excursion . a few
weeks aro that does not want to co
again, and we believe there are many
nf them who will take advantage .of
lhese extremlv c!:eao rates, this
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being the tast opportunity, and go
again.
To stand beside the waters of the
augiy deep and see the waves as they
play upon its throbbing bosom, and
catch the fresh breez3 as it comes
sweeping from across the sea, is a
delightful e diyment that wo don't
'hue every day. While t'.ere are
NOTICE ! If you want jour pron-
eit'. Life or Live
ity. Life or I.ive
and purest Liquors is what you Stock insured come to .s"e me or drop
me a postal and I vill go to bei 3'ou.
FORSAKEN BOOM TOWNS
KANSAS,
should drink if vou use it at all. I
N. C.
oifer no other kind but pure liquors
Jll
Cotton Gins a Specialty.
J. II. Kirkman, Agent,
Smithtield, N. C.
EUNN MARKET.
Cokuect ei Weekly.
IN,
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Wre learned tint JonruB .gs nV en 1-! many oth. r sights to bahol.l ana
ed another fishing froTic' Sa urday.
us stop just
ws r.ndpull together. If
I'ill
you
'rsh.
Anil they a'l began to make excu-
'H rimes wlipn rrf ask n man
1 .no ii.r 'as county paper ne
Th. L?e Hardware "Company wish
to call special attention to their
Kanawl.a Pump. Do;.'i buy a pump
U'til you see them.
The nicest hats in town will
found at H. W. Jerniia & Co.
Fid you catch a v.halc this time
Jonah?
Mess's. Frank Jtnd Jacob Stewart
spent Tec-day at Seedtiek Acadv my.
Kid
bv.-
Turlin jtda items
Refreshing showers and crops are
looking tine.
iVfitrart pA rrpctinr troinc on at
! Pine Forest church this week con
Uluctedbv Riv Allen Betts
pleasures to enjoy, the . surf is the
most delightful of all. Gu and don't
fail to take this part in.
Tra'n leaves Dunn at 6 o'clock
and a: rives at Wilmington t 10:30
Round Hip fiom Dunn $2.00. Re
member this is the last opportunity
of the season, and that a day - spent
by the waters wdl nevei be regreted
BURST'S
TURNIP SEED.
CAMPHOR GUM,
CASTOR OIL,
Horse and Cattle Powder,
SPICF,
PEPPER.
GINGER,
CREA'-l TARTER.
' ' CONDENSED MILK,
MATCHES.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
PAPER AND TABLETS,
Corn
Oats
Peas
Fodder
Chickens
Eg2
Bit'er
Meat-, C R Side
Ham, new
Cotton
Coffee
Sugar
50 to 60c.
50 lo 55c,
60 to
60c.
10 to 20c.
07:.
lit to .?()-.
3Jc,
Co.
15 to 20. '
5 to 6c. "
per bu.
"bun,
doz.
lb
tc
i.
Accotdins to the WaU Street
News the e are twenty well-built
towns in Kansas without a single
iiuUbilant to wiiken the echoes of
their deserted streets." It is sait
that Saratoga, one of these desert
ed villageg, has "a thisty-thousand
dollar opera bouse, a largo tricic
hotel, a twentythousand-lo'ar;
school house aiu a number of fine
business houses with nobody I to
claim even a place to sleep." All
of this Mire about bv bominz on
borrowed capital without resources
enough t pay Uo interest. Peo
pic moved away from these towns
as a new way of paying old debts
Turpentine. Y. D. $1.50 " bbl
Turpentine V DiJ.t'O
2:irvelii ISenltx
For the best cotton
pith tnousands of ethers' ,j W. Jrnigan &Co,
hot
s,4 l r vtn.t. time, while . ,.f .j.irts at H. V, . .lernlgan A: to.
r a s I tin ii:it fio nrivtliintr
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I'U vounty news. Sir h excu-
5--me people a'r go'iig
'" "'Uii the world on Drop such
A Cii-1 or rii;iil--
I and my wife take this method of
thanking the people 01 Dunn for then
Nicest "Prett:-t and cheapest line I 1 he public school in this district j m.ic!j anpr,ci:Uea kindness to u-!
: in charge ot .ir. . i. "" 13 .(luri; g n.v lon: ana sennui counue ;
afl uris!iing coa liti.in. mfcOt. We wdl alwavs rememlr
CIGARETTES.
TOOTH POWDERS.
COLD DRINKS,
1
TOILET ARTICLES
CRAYON,
.
TGBACCQ,
I'ATENT MEDICINES.
From a letter written by Rev. J. G1111
deruian. of Dirnondale, 'ilich.. we are
pei milted to make thisextractt- "I hae
no hesitation in recommending Dr.
King's New ' Discovery, as the results
were almost marvelous in tin case of riiy
CIGARS, wife. While I was pastor of the Baptist
Church -at. Klves Junction fife was
Keep Out or Ielt.
in
ar
Eyerj man who would get on
this world should ayoid debt, as
as possible. From the very outset of
his career he should resolve to, live
withjn I is incotqe however small it
may be. The art of living easily as to
money is very simple: pitch your
lniurht -down with l!ii-umoiiia succeed- I Li, Lr ; .. ; ir .1
CpLO&NE, hijr LaGrippe. Terrible paroxysms of j ' " a . it
J1AHIIV UJttll USI.C9 UI9
couhin"- would l ist hours v.itli little in- your means.
UVi-ir- ttu t trnpti.m and it seenifd r.s if . he colJ.1 aowftfal! from the day he began bor
CHLWING bUik not survive them- A 'friend recommend- - . L '
v. Dr. King's Nev DWeoycrj- It was fS 'i'. " "
piick in its wOrk'an'd highly satisfactory ligation, for that incurred, others foN
l.rTKvT.'SKlS 'iSuS K noceMU.ti3 otter; tbU'
:;(!.. ami 1.U'J. loiiow iue preiexis, exviiue. Him i.
Still all sense of shame is lost, the
hole life becorrcs a ftilurc, and ljLi
CANDIES,
BASE BALLS,
LAMP GOODS,
SNUFF.
DRUCS,
and
r TIE MICA LS.
o
.is:i
call at
Miss Peggy William, a very old lhcm w. gratiJc.lo f"r ti eir
i lidy of thissecti.jp. is right teo.e. . aUenljou and th.. many favors ;'..,-. lt.,i
Mr. A. J. Turlington went up t rendered a poor helpless- sick m m '
Y; u are invited to cU and examine
.olds and prices..
1 ' leas mv brothpr mid- come
1 ' ' ' ' 1 Sl,PI,ort 3"our home pa-
Li!ir:i 10 read. 'take lime, -and
-3ve 1
l si tae cure for your count3'.
Silvertine best Hour in town
H. W.' Jerajgsn & Co4
at
Raleign this week.
Mr. B F Ls.-.gdon and
Pra t. J ....-- . n :' v.
; w'silo d 'w n 5 n their ir.iist for ni 'C ;
family ofj M10nt!is,"a'id ;f you net p re.rd
: . ... . T n ., f - iu this sec.ion ih;s week.
-t 4 --Oi Knrri'tfi floor fit
..J"k ; ' . Dot'EKELL.
IL W , jeniigaii o.
'" h.re tlere is a .
ymir. sificorely.
L- F. GoOD-.i'ui.
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