k Powerful tea.
1 Continued from First I'cl
cerUlalf know... (Jod koow aud you
Ought to know. A ftet.ry running at
an eipeut of tvrvX) a rrtsj and
turning out -a wrth euty cent
year -wouM txn be Mich in incon
gruity as yon. o man, Uh uucb scral
ln!Lite ti:j1y;.nrt dnjr uothing or
ttext to Ktrii't In tin way of useful
ness. "Whu ehnll I W'. y,u wk.
My brethtr.n. s.'y ii :-jak
Ask Ood. Ti.rnrB (hiw? path oi Chris-1
V&n usiMtuz- ojh.'ii. It inivy e a rough
path or it u;y be u. nooth path, a loiig
path or ii yf.i.rt pftth. It iuy be on a
mount of couBpiouity or In a valley uu
obsfcrved, bit It is a path i which you
ean start v.-itL wich faith tud such sat
isfaction mkI such certainty ifiat you
eea cry out, i.i the face of earth and
hell aud leaer, "To thia end was 1
Lorn.-
Do liot wait for eitiaordlnery quali
fication. Philip tha Conqueror grained
bis greatest victories aetol on a muta,
and ii you wait for soma capari6ond
Bucephalus to rWalnto the conflict you
will never get into the world wide fight
at all. Samson Bl ivr the Lord's euomioe
with the Jawix3 of tLe sttipide6t beaut
ereuted. I3hjx;,?ar slew slz hundred cf
the Lord's enemies with an ox pond.
Under God, fpittie cured the blind
ina&' eyes in the New Testament story.
Take all the faculty you have and say:
"O Lord ! litre U what I have, ehow
-ine the field and back rno up by om
nhoteut power. Anywhere, anyhow,
any tiino for God."
WOai3 OK SAI.VATIOJ..
Two men riding on horbebac-fc oauje
to a trough to water the horse. While
tha horeew -were drinking, ou of the
ia6n said to the other a few words
about the valuj of the soul, and then
they roda aray, und in opposite dlrec
- tloiiS. But thj words uttt:red were the
' fftlvatiou of the ouo to whom they
were uttered, and he becaws the llev.
Ur. Chaiupicn, one of the most distin
frnl&hed ndssionarlcs in heathen lands,
lor years wondering who did for hhu
the Christian ki-idnoo, and not finding
out until, in a bundle of booka tit
hhn to Africa, Ik found the biography of
I3rainerd Taylor und u picture of hlin,
and the mlsHionsrry recognized the face
in that book aa tho man who, at the
watering trough for horses, had said
the thin;? thiit mved hU soul. What
opportunities you have haf in tho past.
What opportunities you have now.
"What cpoortunties you will havo in
the days to cotno.
Put onjour hat, O woman, thii
afternoon, ari3 go in vuid c;nfort that
young mother who lost' her babe lust
summer. Put on your hat, O man,
and go over tmd see that ixrerohant
who was compelled yesterday to make
an assignment and tell him of the ever
lasting riches remaining for all those
who serve the Lord. Can you singl
Go and siiig for that man who cannot
get well, and you will help him into
heaven. Let it I jour brin, your
tongue, your eyea, your ears, your
heart, your lungs, jour bauds, your
feet, your bod, your mind, your soul,
yonr life, j-cr death, your time, your
eternity for God, feeling in your soul
"To thia eel was I born."
-It may be hjlpful to tnxn if 1 recite
my own experience-in thia rard. 1
started for tho law without asking any
divine direction. I consulted my own
tastes. 1 likbd lawyers and courtrooms
and Judges and Juries, and I reveled In
hearing the Frelinghuysens and the
Bradleys of the New Jersey bir, and as
assistant of the county clerk, ut sixteen
years of age, 1 searched titles, natural-
raiffPfcrs, recorded deeds, re
ceived the confession of judgments,
swore witnesses and jurie3 and grand
juries. But after awhile I felt a call
tn the Gosnel minlslrv and entered it.
and I felt some satisfaction in the work.
But one summer, when I was resting
at Sharon fcjprinjs, and while seated in
the park oi that village, I said to my
self, "If I have mi especial work to do
la the world I ought to find it out
novr," and with that dcWniinatlon I
prayed as I had naver before prayed
and got the divine direction and wrote
it down In my memorandum book, and
I saw my lifcwork then as plainly as I
sea it now. Oh, do not be satisfied
with general directions. Get specific
Taice aim and fire. Concentrate. Na
poleor's success in battle came from
bis theory of breaking through the
euemy'8 ranks at one point, not trying
to meet the whole line of the enemyi
lorco by a similar force.
One reason why he lost Waterloo
was because be did not work his usual
theory and spread his force out over a
wide Tange. Oh, Christian man, oh,
Christian woman, break through some
where. 21ot a general engagement for
God, but a particular i ngagement, and
made in answer to prayer. If there are
sixteen hundred million people in the
world, then there are sbteon hundred
million different miasions to fulfill, dif
ferent styles of work to do, different
orbits in which to, revolve, and if you
do not got the divine direction there
are at least fifteen hundred and ninety
nine million possibilities that yon will
make a mistake. On your knees be
fore God get the matter settled, bo that
you caniixnily 3y, 'To thh end was I
bora."
TBI CLIMACTERIC COKIESXOLTIOS.
' And now I come to the eimacterie
consideration. As near as 1 can tell,
yen were built for a happy eternity, all
tac disasters which have hattXKd t
I ) your nature to be overcoms by the
V'.fclood of the Lamb if you will heartily
I accept that Christly arrangement. We
are all rjolaed at the Increase in ha
l man longevity. People lrve, as near
j I can observe, about ten years longer
they nsed to. The molera doc
c do not bleed their patksats on all
Htfs aa did former doctors. In
y, 11 a man naa lever tney
he had consumption they
V - 1 J 1
Vlf they could not make
t was the matter they
VjiinKJ phlebotomy was YOUNG
patrlan, tzcob said that hit yeaa
wero fw.
looking at tho life of tho youngest
person in this assembly, and supposing
lie lived to bo a nonagenarian, how
short the time and soon gone, while
bankod up In front of ns is an eternity
so vast that arithmetic has not figures
enongti to express its length or breadth
or depth or height. For a happy eter
nity you were born unless you run
yourself against the divine Intentions.
II, star. an jg in your presence, my eye
should fall npon tlve foe blest soul here
as tliat soul will appear when the
world lets it up, and heaven entrances
ft, I ttnppocj I would be so overpowered
that I should drop down a no dead.
You have examined the family Bible
and explored tho family records, and
you may have daguerreotypes of some
of tle kindred of previous generations,
you havo liad piKtograrhs taken of
what you were in boyhood or girlhood,
and what you were ten years later, and
it is very Interesting to any ono to be
ablo to look bock upon picture of what
he was ten or twenty or thirty years
ago; but have you ever had a picture
taken of what you may be and what
you will be if you seek after God and
feel the Spirit's regenerating power J
Where fhall I plant the camera to take
the picture? I plant it on this plat
form. I direct it toward you. Sit still
or stand btili while I take the picture.
A WOMDKHFUL FICTOHX.
It shall bo an instantaneous picture.
There! I liave It. It is done. You
cun see the picture in its imperfect
state and get Home idea of what It will
be when thoroughly developed. There
is your resurrected body, so brilliant
that the noonday sun Is a patch of mid
night compared with it There is your
soul, so pure that all the forces of di
abolism could not spot it with an im
perlection. xnere u your Being, so
mighty and so swift that flight from
heaven to Mercury or Mars or Jupiter
and back again to heaven would not
woary you, and a world on each shoul
der would not crush you. An eye that
shall never shed a toar. An energy
that shall never feel a fatigue. A brow
that shall never throb with pain. You
are young again, though you died of
decrepitude. You are well again,
though you coughed or shivered your
self into the tomb. Your everyday as
sociates are the apostles and prophets
and martyrs and most exalted souls,
masculine and feminine, of all the cen
turies. The archangel to you no em
barrassment. God himself your pros
sent and everlasting joy. That is an
instantaneous picture of what you may
be, and what I am surd some of you
will be. If you realize tljat it is an im
perfect picture my apology is what tho
apostle John said, "It doth not yet ap
pear what we shall bo," "To this end
was 1 born." If I did not think so I
would bu overwhelmed with melan
eholy.
The world does very well for a little
while eighty or a hundred or a hun
dred and fifty years and I think that
human longevity may yet be improved
up to that prolongation ; for now there
is so little room between our cradle- and
our grave wo cannot accomplish much,
But who would want to dwell in this
world for all eternity ? Some think this
earth will finally be turned into
heaven. ISluie It may, but it would
have to undergo radical repairs, and
through eliminations and evolutions
and revolutions and transformations
infinite to make it desirable for eternal
residence.
All the east winds would have to be
come west winds, and all the winters
changed to springtides, and the volca
noes extixiKuishod, and the oceans
chained to their beds, and the epidem
ics forbidden entrance, and the world
so lixed up that I think it would take
more to repair this old world than to
make an entirely new one. But I must
say I do not care where heaven is if we
can only get there, whether a garden-
ised America or an emparadiaed Eu
rope, or a world central to the whole
universe. "To thia end was I born."
If each one cf us could say that, we
would go with faces shining and hopes
cxhilarant amid earth's worst misfor
tunes and trials. Only a little while
and then the .rapture. Only a little
while and then the reunion. Only
tittle while and then the transfigura
tion.
LOgjf KVK11TTIHXQ FOR HBATK5,
In the Seventeenth century all Eu
rope was threatened with a wave of
Asiatic barbarism and Vienna was
pccially besieged. The king and his
court had fled, and nothing could save
the city from being overwhelmed unless
the king of Poland, John Bobieski, to
whom they had sent for help, should
with his army come down for the relief,
and from every roof and tower the in
habitants of Vienna watched and
waited and hoped until, on the
morning of September 11, the rising
sun threw an unusual and unparal
leled brilliancy. It was the reflection
on the swords and shields and hel
mets of John Sobleeki and his army
coming down over the hills to the res
cue, and that day not only Vienna, but
Europe, was saved. And see you not,
oh, ye souls besieged with sin and sor
row, that light breaks in, the swords, I
and the shields, and the helmets' ol
divine rescue bathed in the rising son
of heavenly deliverance t Let every
thing else go rather than let heaven go.
What a strange thing it must be to feel
one's self born to an earthly crown,
but you have been born for a throne
on which you may reign after the last
monarch of all the earth shall have
gone to dost.
I Invite you to start now for your
own coronation, to come in and take
the title deeds to your everlasting in
heritance. Through an impassioned
prayer take heaven and all of its rap
tures. What a poor farthing is all that
this world can offer you compared With
pardon here and life Immortal beyond
the stars, unless this side of them there
be a place large enough and beautiful
enough and grand enough for all the
ransomed. Wherever it be," In what
world, whether near by or far away, in
this or some other constellation, hail
homo of light and love and blessedness!
Through the atoning mercy of Christ,
may we all get there I
A Eefeue.
k NEW ADVEKT1SEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The below l given t J correct some
fale reports that have been circu
lated about a Rood and true citizen
of our county:
I Communicated.)
"There Is a lust la man no charm
can tame.
Of loudly publishing his neigh Dor's
Bhame;
Hence, on eagle's wing immortal
scandxl fly,
While virtuouM actions are but born
and die."
The disposition to slander, so bane
ful in lt effects, and so opposed by
Holy Writ, is uncomely and un
christian under all circumstances,
but never bo vile and despicable in
to nature as when Its Hhafts are
juried at the defenceless or a tiereon
in his grave.
It is to be regreted, but this dis
position has of late been indulged In
by niany concerning the last mo
ments of one who recently died.
Some of theae, too, are professed
christians, who (be it to their shame)
geem to enjoy the rehearsal of these
falsehoods as they would a "sweet
morsel." Having heard some of
these woeful tales, and then having
heard a true statement from the
ips of his widow, I feel constrained
to say a tew worde, at least, in his
defence on behalf of his bereaved
family. And right here I must say
that his widow mourns not as those
who have, no hope, i or she rejoices
in full faith of an all redeeming Sa
viour, in whom she reposes implicit
trust.
though this man was not a mem
ber of any church, vet his deed3 of
chariiy in ever lending a helping
hand to the poor and distressed,
proved that he pricticed more or
that religion of which St. James
speaks, (i,27) which is pure and un
dented aud consists in visiting the
fatherlots and widow in their afflic
tion, but which is too often lacking
in the self righteous and religious
bigot.
In his last ihnotis, before he be
came delirious, he had a long and
confidential talk with his wife, ex-
preijsing the knowledge of the cer
tainty that his days on earth were
short, that he must soon leave her,
and that his great dread was parting
with her and his little girl, but that
he was not afraid to die for he felt
that he would still bo in the hands
of One who had always blessed him,
and as Ood was unchanging he was
confident thnt he would still be car
ed for. In his delirious moments
f win
FRANK THCRriTOrrS CCLUC3.
NEW DOUBLE COLUMS ADVI ;i-Mi.
It
Cost You S
joining
T
O
Read
Don't miss, when yqu have a chance
to make a strike, and that's just the
he said things which, colored and kind of chance we are putting m your
exagcrated, gave rise to the reports
so current among those who think WaV.
thpv mftHf hpiivpn in a fiititrA tnt
they merit heaven in a future state
as a reward fur the good deeds done
in this short life. But if they will
occupy the same time in searching
the Scriptures that they spend in
talking and beating false witness
against their neighbor, they will
find that "eternal life is the gift of
God." For by grace are ye saved,
through faith, aud that not of your
selves, it is the gilt of God, not of
works, lest any man should boast."
Eph. 2, 8 and 9. Miia. M. E. J.
Gleiwood Items.
Frank "immm
lies New On Exhibition, ai His
Mammoth Drv GdmU Store,
No. 7 aud t Hay Strt
Fayettcvill, N. C.
Wliicli L the larvet, lana-
ek'jist aud best Eq!pil-el Dry
Gooda Uous: Scath of Jltiraorc.
The larjcet r:V niot i;i;u;iil
ficeut Uck ol i'iillkial Winter
Gooda ever skou u hi itls stiou
of the Suulh.
Dress Goocis.
The buyer In Ihi l-jart?nent
La maJe sn unuuuily uico
selection of the latest au;J uioet
stylish f ah rirt, for autnir.n and
vrlntcr wear, ccnii.-thu of fulW
lines oi plain iaate:ia!3 o! the
most approvti! cu!arni'j und
newest weave, l'rotninut a
mong thtM are cheviots. Bed
ford Cord-, 'Yei-on Diauocahs
Camels Hair and ;li v,-od and
Silk warp Henrietta?.
la mixtures and suioll eiTeot
suitings, the latct are Itelief
Stripes, Zur Za. Suitings, Clie
vcron Mixtures, Serpentine Ef
fects and Scotch Tweeds and
Cheviot.
A nice lino ct and
Stripes in subdued anti refmed
combination.
I al.se .-how a splendid -election
oi all-wool domestic Drees
Goods in Plaids, Stupes and
Mixtures. These ;ood3 were
selected with the greatest care,
and 1 have inade priced eo low
they will astouish you. Come
and see.
SILKS, SILKS.
1 carry the i argent and most
elegant line 01 cilii.i 01 any
merchant in the Stale, and my
stock th'n fall surpasses any of
my previous purchases. I offer
the follosvia Special Bargains:
AIL-Silk round cord "aiHe
Francaise at 7c.
All Silli extra fine Faille Fran
chise at USc.
All Silk very htavy America
Grus Grain at
All Silk Catchemire finish,
America Gros Grain at 1. 25.
25 Pieces Black Silk very fine
quality, worth everywhere 31.25,
I oifer at Uoc.
A
Grand
Nothing like it ever s?eu la Clinton.
Eea&y-Ma&e GlGtumg
1U,. P-pii&lV n
Out Nc S cf '
nought trod uunufcrturert.
I'ttR'KS ! Wo havt uotl our
Goods aud aro confident
QUALITY aud PUICK.
You will make no tnUtake
making your purchijt. Itetow
will be wi !d tit
best jud.rr.ufl
jur .ability to t
in .''titviiui; il.ts
Uv-v iv. SiTLrX
w rive :ne
4.r Siock
bfr
Rock'Bottom
v
MVft
t ic.'ii'cration.
Chlldieu's Suih from
Boy's Suits from
Men' uits from
n' up.
t up.
Up.
Notions, Ch'akH,
vf.r boit mker-:
Vu!!.." and Trunks.
We keep a, first-.la-w &tiKk of l)ryt0'd-,
Shawls, Booh? and Shoes of ail hiuds ot ti e
Hata of all kiud- iu men aud boys size?.
Call and see me. Verv Itefptfullv,
w. g. Hackle y,
. octl tf CUutcu, N. C.
WE HAVE
tm
Yes, Our Fall Goods Arc Here Every
Department is
Fi
N-E-W
Pronounced
It
(Special Correspondent.)
Cotton picking received a slight
cheek in the unfavorable weather of
last week. -
Quite Ja number oi the students
and citizens of the Glenwood com
munity will attend the tuneral of
Mr. Thomas Hose next Sunday.
We were delighted to see Mr. EH
R. Wilson at the Academy on Wed
nesday last. He received many con
gratulations from his old friends on
his recovery from a long illness o
typhoid fever. He will enter school
next week.
Mr. J. T. Hudson speaks of erect
ing a large boarding house on the
Academy grounds. This will be
quite a convenience to thy school,
and will, we are sure, meet with
splendid success. -
Hurrah! Williams & Strickland's
merchant mill will start about the
10th instant. Williams' Iron found
ry will begin operations about the
same time.
Some of the Glenwood boys are
becoming "mighty Jhunters." One
on his way to school was so fortu
nate as to kill a squrrel with an ap
ple, another caught a large, tut opos
sum on his way - homo from school.
Great improvement is being made
by the class in Penmanship at Glen
wood, conducted by Mr. H. A. Gar
rett, of Alamance county. He Is
becoming very popular as a teacher
of the art. The Boys.
TOO BAD.
COLORED SILKS-
also show a very
liberal as-
Willi IGE
Let Us Be If auk
We know perfectly well that it
takes two to make a bargain and
that's just where we come in, we
make it an object to deal with us.
eortineat of Colored Silks, con
sisting of Surahg, China Silks,
Foulards, Colored Brccadcs, all
in the latest styles, and at prices
at which the customer is .sur
prised. DRESS TPJMMIXGS.
Nothimr Adds more to the ap
pearance of a lady's dress than
nice and suitable trimmings. I
am prepared to meet the waut3
of tho fair ones iu this lino I
have the nicest atid most stylisy
line of trimmings ever shftwu in
this market. I will not attempt
to describe them, but simply
say: "COME AND SEE."
CARPETS.
My Carpet Departruout occu
pies a larjce portion oi' the third
floor and herh you will sue the
most magnificent display of
- Floor Coverings.
Ever exhibited in North Caro
lina. They consists ot Velvets,
Brussels, Three Ply aud Ingrain
Carpetings in new and hand
some designs.
Took Jt "J"hese prices.
Throughout the Establishment
These are ALWAYS to be found at our fcitom.
tha alert for them, for what helps you li f
want much variety and style with i.kti.l t Mails' :
us. Very Retry ectfully,
A. F.' JOHNSON $
Wj aro ever oar
r us. So if you
all und sio
CO.
Let Every One Go at Once to
t- I-
The Only Exclusive Dry Goocis and
Shoe House in Olintox
j,.
And see the larj?o aud complete stock of DltY'dCODS, HRESS
GOODS, FANCY GOODS, SHOES and NOTIONS now on exhi
bition. A full lino cf
Casters, Hernias Mm i&Mi
In all the new and desirable shada, with ;thv very latest and
prettiest Trimmings for oac.l piece.
My Ginghams nave never been equaled ;m their pietty, plaid
aud stripe effects.
A bargain for all in Calicoes; irom cei.ti-' to reiii.
Anything you may call for in Staple and Douieslic Dry Good.-i.
" Let ut one fail to see my fctock ot
. . T - r . 11 f I A VA - - w - f " -
ou rieces iru,seiLb arpei, have received a Urgo aurl very full fuppiy
In addition to above I oifer
a lare lot of Floor Oil Cloth at
astonishingly low; prices.
l5.dy :v well as
Ana nr a.Mttion
BABGAINS FOR EVERYBODY IS OUR MOTTO !
40 Pieces elvet Carpet, re,rj- , T . nf. thuai tL fif ihtM ioat fa4.f 5!,,, v. rr
iar priv, per varu . ,iaor rid mother, who.w fort ahva.v.4 h:uL
iu cheac. medium and fine grades.
Mv Stock of Shoes are to be sold like evcrythin c!i
very best shoes fi?r tha lea'it possible iao:;7- ,
And next comes my handsome out lit l r iuuj yo in ana oi j.
The only Dlace in town to get the latest .-.tyls and best qualitie?
in Geuta' Furnishings.
Terms always strictly CASH.
Messrs. Jasper Carr aud Haywood Bmtju are with me now
and would be pleased to see al1 thoir old tciand?..
RllOtJ-4,
. The
Tou all know we keep Clothing,
Shoes and Hats, but those who have
not seen our ney Goods can't form
caDLYowstteTroup and any idSa how large our Fall Stock
uftoSS is. Immense does not express it. Again
me towarc' s him eagerly. He -i j :n
selected one and walked away with Claim ttUU WtJ Will UU11Y111UC ClllV
tetffiSSSS! that we sell cheaper
ward that it was too ridiculous for 2 rt
anything," and that they 'never tHan any JlOUSe m tUlS Otate.
Several young ladies were sitting
together on the balcony of
hotel the other night when the
moon, although full, was somewhat
hidden bv clouds. A natty little
fellow
said softly
upon all
and came towarc's him eagerly. He
MISS CLEVELAND.
Vjtspd.'" IVoo the way
ag .about at rtgnty
thai life Ineur
V have to ohange
Wenty than they
A Daughter is Born to Mr. and
Jirs. Cleveland.
Nsw Yobe, Oot. 3. A daughter was
born to Mrs. U rover Olevelana saortlj
after midaizht last night. The mother
i siity, and tw J daughter are doing wen.
;?emit ; of
aoqtubixtt-
S. and the
Vhow to
hai
hly
Blood diseases are terrible on ac
count "of their loathesome nature,
and the fact that they wreck the con
stitution so completely unless the
proper antidote is applied. B.ii.ts
(Botanic Blood' Balm) is composed
nf t h; triM antidote for blood poison.
Its use neverrails lo give sr Mac-itw. k. u. uoi
V
were so embarrassed in the wnoie
course of their lives." Ex.
Merit Tf Ins.
We desire to ear to our citizens, that
for years we bare been selling Dr. King's
New Discovery for consumption, ur.
King's New Life rills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Hitters, and nave
never handled remedies that sell aa well,
or that have given such universal satis-
action. We do wot hesitate to guaran
tee them every time, and we staun reauy
to refund -the purchase price, if satisfac
tory results do not iollcw their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits. For
sale byDK. It. II. Uoiojday, Druggist,
Clinton, and Dr. J. K. smith. Mount
Olive, N. C.
I am sole agent for Foster's
celebrated Kid Gloves and have
just received a larue invoice of
these goods in all styles and
IT IS NOT TOO LATE NOW.
A WilmiactoTi, Delaware, eeniaa has
invented a cash draw vhioh lops off tho
angers 01 taos who attempt ' to tap . it.
If a contrivance of that kind had been
applied to the United States Treasury . , - n oil WQQTiTKr 1 n
what a lot of finecrless liepnbUean of- jrjrj 1 11 Cl U WO Cil C JULU b jO, U axi uvau
fioials there would bi la this country. . -u mV4n rr
O ur Clclllll LUue tut? uncttMcoy vxwouj.i
By calling onus you can readily
Star.
colors, every pair warranted.
Cloaks and Vraps.
The largest line of Ladies',!
Misses aud Children's .Cloaks
and Wraps ever exhibited iu the
Cape Fear section. Seal Plashes
iu long lengths, short cuts and
jackets, Tailor-made Siockinet
Jackets, all70o! flannel blazers,
Carded Jackets, Reefers, Capes,
in Cloth, Astrachau and Fur,
Imported Stockinet lewmarket3
with and without capes and with
vests, three quarter cut wraps
iu new, nobby and attractive
styles. If you desire a wrap of
anv kind see this stock before
purchasing.
MALL ORDERS
This department, under the
i mauagement of a very efficient
! young man who will take plea
sure m waiting on those living
at a distance who will drop ua
a- postal card, s tating quality
and price of goocLTdesired from
tho samples thus sent out cus
tomers can make as good selec
tions as though they were in the
store. On' all 'cash orders by
mail amounting to fco and up
wards I prepay express charge.
VISITORS.
Are always welcome, andior
tlr-i benefit of ladies, and es
pecially, those living at a dis
tance, I have a nicely furnished
ladies waiting room, a luxury
whick cannot be enjoyed in any
other store in the city.
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W, S. PARTRIOK
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Contemplating a change in cur busies
ENTIRE STOCK OF 600
JEW mm FOR CASH!
. This is an opportunity to buy new and desirable goods very
heap. Itespectiuuy,
VM. A: JOHJNSOJN.
jjj. B.Positively'no goods' will be charged to any account,
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Jet Salve in the world tor Cuts,
Bruisoa, Sores, Ulcers, bait Rheum, Fe
ver Sorest Tetter, Chapped Handa, Chil
blains, Corns, and Jill Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. It i guaranteed to give per
fect satisfacticn. or money refunded.
Price 2$ cents per box. For sale by
Jr. Jw i. uoijii?s"'n; ana j.
smit!i. Dru2iat, Uouatbfive! C
Shoe and Hat dealer,
and sell cheap.
We buy cheap
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andHa tter.
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When you come to Clinton-be sure to call on ua. We are
At the mi Ou Mm
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" Cigars, WV
'. My sincere thanks are "tender
oA trt mv frind- and cuetomera
Ioi! :mn tw With a full line of Family Groceries Tobacco,
havo given me in my effort to
build up and maintain a dry
goods trado : that would b$ a
credit to- the community. - .
Frank Thornton,
Oct uL 'Fayettsville, K. Gj
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Brandies, Whiskies, Beer, f-c. Call oa us and
.WE" WILL $E
To your pleaurs.aud atifaction.; Ilespectfu
-.,,,r .; P. -WATSONS
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