(Cyiiiiuucd from i'uit page.)
n;g for ik;f and dumb
f'-T11- . t .
Jan- Mscr?, cooking for .
cl.uin pang,
C P r.arri'.'g.T, plowman
c.i ro. i !,
1 CO
C 00
1 00
$415 28
SEPTEMBER 1S02.
II C LeiU r, bearding chain
II C L.fT, orerseciiig
cVain gang,
II Y U st, guarding chain
r.ina,
J Dove reck for roads,
Jai:.' Moore, cooking for
chvin gansr,
G F Linker, rock for road,
,T M FL-li.;, same,
L il Joluioou, lure on
iv idj.
V." X Linker, rock for
CO 70
57 70
34 50
33 8G
5 00
10 03
15 02
12 00
U 45
ivau
on il
lilton, hire en
1' U.iu,
J J! Irvin, vork en roads,
E 2v 1VU, bridge lumber,
J Ii 1) Walki-r," work on
roads,
P !I Mtiitin, hire ou roads,
John ri Goodman, notify
ing h n;ds,
Julius M fciilord, same,
1) 15 Ovtrcusb, work on
roads,
C I) nariiugor, repair ou
bridge,
Jainei M liidoahour, -noti-t
fying bunds,
V," "i Kog-'rs, work on
J 11 Morrison, warning
iiauds,
J C Bradford, overseer
roads,
C :.i Alexander, work on
roads,
T li Haruhardt, warning
hands,
A Crowd 1, s.unc,
(.1 W KiiniLinuer, s:.nie,
y C Alexander, overseer
ro ids,
11 Linker, overseer hands,
John I 15arringv.r warning
hands,
AT 2s father, work ou
roads,
V F Pr r, rock for roa.l,
II Pry, sitrio,
V (r IUM, supplies to
chain gang,
Sam Sloop, pauper coffin,
G A llidcLhour, work on
roud,
D Si.imjvck, warding
hands,
C 1' Cinie hauling on roaeh
Job a W Cook service at
00
50
00
50
00
50
50
00
10
00
00
75
50
00
3
1
3
3
1
2
1
1
50
50
50
00
70
18 89
37 S4
1 40
a oo
1 00
1 20
20 00
5 00
1 00
1 00
2 00
27 00
25 00
5 CO
county nouie,
John Vt" Cook, wood for
county home,
31 11 Castor, coffin for pau
per, TvT L Kimball, warning
hands,
V C Parish, work on
llidg-3,
F A Archibald, building
bridge,
Concord water work, rent,
F W Glass, service ou
road.
II A Farringcr, warning
h iuds ,
A F llagler, services aa
super visor,
"V P Faggart, Vwcrk on
ri'.Is,
James L Fisher, same,
,T C liguaoii, same, ;
P II ikKachern, build
bridge,
John W Cook, hire at
count v home,
1
4
o
8
:
50
00
CO
00
50
30 00
27
M I' Nesbit, lumber for
bridge.
Cannon3 & 'Fetzer, cloths
ing for prisoners,
Cannons & Fetzers, sup
plies to county home,
Pr. J 1" Gibson, medicine
for county home,
L 2.L Morrison, tax receipt
bocks,
11 Will Johnson, Jwaiting
on chaining,
Il Will Johnson, measur
ing rock,
W U Xesbit, lumber for
bridge,
Ii Will Johnson, jail fees,
i-; T Post, colli n for col
ored pauper,
J C ilcFachern, coffin for
JIag.-ie Connell,
Dove 1 ost & Fink, sur
p'.i( s to county home,
Dove Post & Fink, clothing
for thaingang,
Povtj Post & Fink, brooms
for j ul,
Svrink Pros, stationary for
register ollice,
I J fililnn, repsirs on
bridge,
Nellie Koontz, washing for
chaingaag,
II J Foil, repairs at jail,
J B bherrill, notic of tax
listers,
J P F Murph, work on
roads,
A' J Plack welder, repairing
bridge,
A JL fc'appcnfield, tobacco
tor chaingang,
Dove it JJoat, supplies to
county home,
V'm. Props t, tax books,
W L Ilahn, work on roads,
W P Foil, warning hands,
Il 21 Cru3e, same, ?
John Digger, wood for
chain gang,
W ;1I llagler, work tn
roads,
John llolbrooks, work on
i.iiJg?,
Y 1v ilisenheiuaer, services
v supervisor,
J II Pitchie, warning hands,
.1 C; P Cochran, build
nig bridge,
W i' Simith, lumber for
I k'dge, ;
P. A Kriminger, warning
hands,
II 21 Fink, same,
J Ii Prumley, lumber for
t bridge,
68 10
7 75
3 50
5 45
12 15
18 00
3 75
4
21
2 00
2 00
52 26
2 80
50
0 54
22
3
1
1
13
4
lo
2
1
2
13
2
bcr, $ 2 00
J K Patterson, lumber for
bridge, 1 80
W M Litaker, rock tor
roads, 2 40
W 11 Litaker, rock for
roads, 7 19
A II A Kluttz, warning
hands, 1 00
W F Pry, rock for roaus, 7 92
John A Plackwelder,
warning hands, 1 00
II C Leller, overseeing con-
Ticts, 25 75
Jane Moore, cooking for
convicts, 0 00
II W Po3t, guarding con
victs, 2 00
II C LeCer, feeding con
victs, 53 20
Martin Pry, rock for roads, 13 70
W P Gillon, lumber for
bridge, 13 34
LI L Litaker, rock for
roads, 7 20
J R Ileintz, repairing con
vict cart- 1 25
A M Freeze, warning
hands, 1 00
Mr. J P Gibson, niedr
cine for county home 3 03
A Ij SappenSeld, tobacco
for chain gang 5 05
l" Cline, harrow for county
home, 5 00
J Dove, rock for road, 9 00
J II Jerome, M I), visit to
MrsMcGill, 1 50
B F Post, lumber for
bridge, 5 75
Joseph Young, quarterly
settlement, S 00
J W Mehaffey. running
clock, 7 50
John W Cook, hire at
county home, 2G 50
John W Cook, service at
county home, 20 00
John Bridges, blacksinith-
ing, 2 00
Yorke & Walsworth, stove
repairs at jail, 1 00
Yorke & Wansworth, nails
for bridge, 1 76
Yorke & Wadsworth, hard
ware for county heme, 14 So
Pr. L M Archey, taking
lunatic to asylum, 12 20
Sam Sloop, pauper coffins, 4 00
Jerry Mills, repairing
shoes, 50
Yorke & Wa lsworth, tools,
etc, for chain gang, 7 04
Ii O S Miller, repairs on
bridge, 52 50
Dove & Post, goods for
chain gang, 7 48
E T Cost, coffin for Jane
McGill, 2 00
Dove & Post, good3 for
county home, 43 0G
It Will Johnson, waiting
on chain gang 2G 25
Ii Will Johnson, lumber
for jail lot, 2 OS
J Dove, guano, etc, for
county home, 29 75
G W Brown, mending
shoe3, 30
Dr. li S Young, practice at
county home and jail, 40 50
li Will Johnson, jail fees, 9 90
C D Pai ringer, lumber for
roads, 8 43
$503 9G
xovembek, 1S92.
II W Bo3t, guarding con
victs, $ 350o
II O Letler, working con
victs, 42 85
II C Letler, feeding con
victs, 02 SO
Jane Moore, cookiDg for
convicts, C 00
W A Foil, 'filline fire
places, 2 00
25H
Ii Will JohnEon, waiting
on chain gang, 20 00
W F Dry, rock for roads, 7 74
E W G Fisher, coal for
jail, CO 00
Dr. Ii S Young, practice
at county Lome and
jail, 37 00
Edwards & Broughton, re
cord for register of deeds
Office, 10 40
Ii Will Johnson, reppirs
at jail, 2 00
J V Pethel, lumber for
county home, 10 14
J Wr Blackwelder, taking B
Tippet to county home, 2 oo
E M Field, lumber for
roads, 3 25
II C Letler, rocksfor roads, G 90
Mrs. M E Brown, making
suits for chain gang lo oo
L M Morrison, summoning
judges, etc., 57 8o
U M l'etrea, warning hand3, 1 oo
J M Mills, repairing shoes, 1 2o
Dr. J P Gibson, medicine
for county dome, 5 o5
II W Johnson, jail fees, 23 C5
Martin Dry, rocks for
roads, " lo 03
M F Nesbit, services as
commissioner, 42 oo
W 21 Widenhouse, services
a3 commissioner, 34 oo
J C Ferguson, rock for
roads, 5 15
John W Cook, seryices at
county home, 2o 00
John W Cook, hire at
county home, 29 25
J II Earnhardt, eervices as
BIG- "WHITE GOODS SALE.
JUST RECEIVING, OFENNG, PLACING THEM AT
5o
08
00
00
00
Co
m m
00
5o
00
00
Have just closed out some big lots. Will give you the advantage. Early buyers will
gtt the cream.
Thousand of Yads of Bleached Domestics.
We have short lengths in white goods can give"you at half price. Remember, NOW
is the time.
COME AND SEE.
CANNOAS $ FE1ZER.
4o
80
comrmsrio.'cr, 28 95
U D Barringcr, services i.s
commissioner, G o
J Love, services as corns
biissiuiier, 57 00
N D FVtzer, medicine for
county home, 3 o5
W C Litaker, warning
bauds, 1 00
Dove & Bost, goods fcr
chain gang, 3 7t'
Dove & Bost, goods for
county home, 35 24
Dove & Bost, rai is for Ca
barrus county, 2o
J W Mehaffey, linging b, i', 1 25
J Doye, guano for cca:n:y
home, 23 00
John K Patterson, comput
ing taxes, etc., 3tT "3G
$1,0S4 05
Congress is again in session,
hav-
ir.g assembled at noon, last Mo:.ehy.
Bills for tee admist ion as States ol
New Mexico and Arizona are pend
ing. We hope they will be passec
at once.
IUR LIFE W
WE GLAKANTO
SPOONS
(T AXD
FORKS
wmi
Sterling Silver
BACKS t
TO WEAR 2 5 YEARS.
Tha ptocos of Storting Sil
ver luUild at the poiutd
cl rest prevent any
Wear whatever.
FIVE TIMES
as much Silver as la Stand
ard riuto.
FAR BETTER
tfcan I.;-ut P:i,l stive and
not uiie-hult tlio cost.
Each article Is stamped
E. STERLINC5-INLAID IE.
Acccrt no .substitute.
M rE Only by The Houmes & Eavurjts Silves C
COIIRELL & BUOS.
vliat oils the na1"
chinery cf life, eases every move.
mf nt of Hie body, removes stili'neSt
of tho joints, drives out pain from
the nerves, stimulates the brain,
protects tho liver and kidneys from
irritaticn, enables physical exertion
without fatisrup, plolongg life, and
makes men and women perfect in
heplth and feature. Good blood
and good brain are i' separable- Aim
to keep the blood pure by usine the
only true blood remedy, B. B. B
(Botanic Blood Balm:
i'uss S. Tomlinson, Atlanta, Ga.,
says :
For many years I have been af
flioted with iheumatism combined
with severe kidney troubles,
imligestio ns
Rhuematism t
Several phys
sicip.ES were tmployed 1 rul numer
ous patent mcdicin -s resorted to
without Lfcr.eiir. At last 1 b eras
the uso of B. B. B . and ts ctleet
was like magic, liheumatic painn
ceased my ki Ineys were relieved,
anel my constitution in, proved at
once.
Z. T. :ILiile;ton,
Ma-:
Ga..
says:
I i'Three years ago I eoiit acted
blood poison. I appiird to a uhyt
ician at Macon, and bii treatment
came near killing me. I employed
an old physician and th n -.ventito
Ki . tuc':v. I
Hot Springs ;:'
r.ju remaineil
two months, but nothinsIfiecmeJ to
cure me permanently.althoug h tem
porary relief was given roe, I re
tumeel home a ruineel man hyci
cally, with but littlo proslcct cf cv
er getting well. I was persuaded to
try BB 13 and to y utter aston
ishment it.''q lick'v! hesl-iel every
ulcer.
:o
m
f
i
,.
1 "Cr:
fir tfiRMfoTX L
v pi
IS 1
IU-2J vi 12ZZ1 Li w L
Pure blooil is
for
"Castorlatssovrcll adapted tochHJ
I recommend it as superior to any pre- .
known to mo." n. A. Aucueh, 71. T.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Erootiyc,
"Tbe use of 'Ca-toria' is eo unr rs
Ite merits so well known that it se-m.s
of aupereroKation to endorse it. Few a.; , " ,
Intelligent families who do not keep ifeuona j
within easy reach." !
Carlos 3LiitTY, P. I. .
New York City. I
Ite Pastor Bloomlnfidalo KtXoruiod Church.
Taa Cmtauh
Literary Value of a Kama.
A famous nam a In literature un
doubtedly counts for something. It is
right that it should. F;inio is the re
sult of work often the work cf year.
It carries with it n commercial value of
which no f Jr minded person can doul:i
the justice. Y,v.t that i: Is tho "all tv
sontial" in a manuscript is utter f-ll;
Vnd t!ic bt-st evlde-jieo of thi.sf -eM,
i hat !tsli week tees the r( ::!.!, t-t -.ri,
in3 pHnw f our btvt hn-iv.-u .v.ir !;..
ejected in the c lite-ricJ o Hi i !;;.
mt rJ:e c ,ii!'try. V.v.t of th!.th- your..!
Hither hi! ;VS fho jlid
ndy fr...i:s wluit '.v piv.-Jad. ): j
is in i.-cnornne-' of ti;o Uwl th::t i::arr.i
erripts are ofi.a rtfanie-d to tho r.ic-:
f:imous names. I'd v. ard VV. link, in
Ladies' Home JonrnuL
?ni;t-.-r.
European i
on the idea th:
mhi.-nt :.;-.-;;! .
and a cr-rit eh
!i:v.;:t..d;:y is
:y. hut a pr .1...
i i:: cv.tTv- e :::
v,sc3
ii i::.
liiii ,
; h: i
;!ie. i
i.Te:.t ;:or;,
r.iv: T
been trahi. 1 to 1.jo': r;
d::i;; its h. s y.r.;-e-r vocari'
prizes art r.-s, I'v e 1 r s'
fame, position :.i.d t'i;
tro to th-.' s of Mars,
budget t-xce-..'ds, itiatiy ti
it exceed, the .-ivTirorin.-.t
:i. Th
h
1 ;. m ..
T.S f-. r T".
Instruct!' m. Tha salary of a colon--1
earned by but few profetti-'jrs. T!
eost of tho powder am
Europe between any
would probably pey
penses of .nil her pub!
each (rovvmmetir, wh-.
tuttonal or autocratic,
with truth, be f-aid to
for the lc-risl-itures. vvi
1 fhot wasted
ihnvn ::::d d;
the rr.:. ::!:;;
ie ho-'t i:.-.
;h;-r it b.: c-.-r.
tii-' n'-ir.y i--hiv;
! ..'
L!iii'-!v or niiv.
ingly, vote tlio appropriuti m.i elenianJ
ed by the war department.
Even if a lod.-Iuturo d.ires to ques
tion or protest it h piieki frighten .'3
into acpiiosehv by an idarming report
from tho minister for war. Thus the
military class cotitrols government, and
has laws passed to suit itself, and pre
vents ail attempts to cut down or to
abolish Its power. It intimidates the
Btato not 1-ss really, though les.i openly,
than tlio Prvtorian Kuarel intimidated
old Rome. Mings and ministers do in
devd assure the public that they chiefly
endeavor and desire to preserve peace,
but in the next breath they call for
larger funds and more recruits. Kaisers
meet and kiss each other on both cheeks.
They extol tho sweetness of brotherly
love, they attend each other's grand
maneuvers, and then they Increase the
garrisons along their respective fron
tiers. A strange method, this, for tes
tifying to their peaceable intentions!
William Ll. Thayer in Forum.
THE HEW WEB!
WEBSTER'S
INTERNATIONAL
ICTICNAKT
6rCCESOTiOF liiju r.V.VUKTDGED.
li(-t(iui"l nntl KtM l !'r.m I "Vor to o.,vor
A GRAND INVESTMENT
lor overy F:i:iii.y uii.l Si-licol.
Tlie woi'k tf roviiin ocenpird over
ten years, nioi o t lull! a har,:lr(! oclitors
bciriR rmpiiiyi'il, n:;l cvrr ti3i(),)(i
cxpcudcil bc-Iore first copy was printed
SOLD BY ALL COOKSELLEH8.
Tamplik't M-nt l;oi-1 y tlie pul.ii;i:crs.
CAUTION u niT'i. 'i iu purcmisinft a dic
tionary, as phutuL-raf hie reprints of nn obfo
l"ti and coinpnrativi-ly wortlilcf-s o.iilinnof
Webster nro l)i-inn m irki tuil mul.-r various
names and cfton I v niirrnrc-.f i.tation
GET THE FJEST,
The International, whioh 1 ari imn-.-irt ( f
G. & V. 5IERKIA.VT z CO., Publishers, 1
SprintleUl, jM::ss., V. K. A. '
w'?, crrrcs Colic, Constipation,
avKju, Diarriiaco. Eructation,
"orms, gives sleep, and promotes di
1 : Ion,
iu injurious medicctioa.
r stvrsl years I hava rocommen:led
- " Castoria,' and sliall always continue to
"" - f.s it had invariably produced benencial
. i, .
Edwiw F. Pardbs, M. D.,
Tbo Winthrop," lStli Street and 7th Ave.,
New York City.
Cokpawt, 77 HcaBAT Strsbt, New York.
ABSOLUTELY :o: FEEE7
The publishers of tie Family Jour
nal are deteimirr d to largely in
ere.i e the circulalion of their papei
Totlothis we make the following
unparalleled oiler. We will send
absolutely FI!EE. r sta prepni.-
Lov,k - 15 J Oh to ,CL rer-
on Frrioipft us pjv
montl 3' t-xil scrip 'ir-n to l Family
f o it n n l. This '- Jloolc is sort (o
EACH f-i a iiioiilh-j subscriber, nud
will be i'oursl an a'r.ic-st Uivairablt
culinary fuiso l?v.C.x cf tl:
moat expricrcf-u hous.--l-e-kers, ns
woll as a ne.-esidty to tho iac-xpfri-
ciicect. it icrM'r-es ll-.e die prcat
i auv.i t.ic." e ve-r til c tht-r coc-k-books.
j publisLed by 1 t ii g a t(.mprhf:n
k: .. ooiapih-tiru r f ccri;-!:.ic.-;l rr
j e suited io Louse-wivt s wii:
I Liuited rr.ear3. Uitder oilier henc
j rcape? for r ntoctru- table '':'- ;,- -:
arc sir o::. Ju rd.c-t ti.i. cook-b -.!: i.
i a rou:p; din in of uc;-fu; ri't'ip.Ch . -e!
: ai -t oru;:,;-!
I tea ti
I .i". l;;o
! , ,
akt: s
v.t rt nr. v;i;i
V.O ll: U
.iiV; lu.-fd Tr.'.TV low tt
Pi-er the :acst si- -.'cu.s or c.o-t
frii:;s! n pa?-t. Hcti , wbs-r mo sad
tut', l.f.oi: nb?-vlut(-lv r;-o to r-vt-ry
nr. laovii-s' Bubicxibir to tha
i.y J oi ::.-.al. This is no i-btr.p bor k
It rc-t:u!s as l ib vs c-i "u and r...u
; . 13 wor..i Uiny tims i;,oi
HiL FAMILY JOURNAL is av
clc ut n onth!.v,"f.;uiily pap.fr, l.antl
so:acly illustratp-'l, and cuatai-inio
connecticn witL t !;cr;;;icr sloriei
and cboise litem ire, pUcu pneci-i1
fi:;;ia'- as -llou-'ho'd likts,"
lho Itinera, IH ifouscLoU
Doctor," and nr.ir'cruii? c-thtr do-
nr.rin;c-!i:3 cl iC2iif-s,t:3 utr.-ft
iu-y euitou
W('llkr.OWD
writers on the various tcpics inor
tionod. ix months' trial Fubsr-rip.-tion
is only 2o cents and cutitiee
sender to a Pingle copy of the Ccok
LoOiC. Send twenty-live cents in
postal note or (damps to
THE FAMILY JOVKXAr.,
REAL ESTATE
AND
INSURANCE
BUKKIIEAD & SO N, Agt's.
Oflic; iu the old Tcstoce
ing, (brick row).
Fire Insurance Companiec :
P -oeni.T, of Broo!-:ljn; Ceutinf -ral
cf New York; N. C. Home, of
N. C: Insurance Company of
North America, of Phil
adelphia; Northern As
furaocv of London.
Bates a 3 lew a3 the lovrc stand see
c.mty unqnestivned.
AUCIDLNT INiUBANCE.
Traveler of Ilaulord.
. YCLOXE INSURANCE-
In lhe,-oc'ays cf slonns, evcloiics,
toniadc-e, u will feci Vife to
ive a Policy in a .;oo,l responsible
company.
SECURITY INSURANCE.
Have you a bond to r;ive as sen
rity, then call on the Iusuran c
Con p luy to get it up and cot on
ycur friends. Tay a premium fcr
yonr bond as you do ouTyour house
and furniture.
REAL ESTATE.
Yfe offer a choice line of improved
and unimproved residence property
in town suberl.3. Price pud tern's
reasonable and made known on ap
plication to
BUKXHEAD & SOX,
e 6. tf Agt
coacoiu),
I have moved into the stable late
ly occupied by Brown Bros., near
tne courtnouse. llie best accommo
dations for drovers. Leave your
orders at the stable or with J. L.
Brown Porter for omnibus. Horses
and mules for eale.
M. J. CORL,
Proprietor.
U to i i;iaue oi rnr
Veo-otable Oils,
OLIVE OIL . 3 IK
GCA-12L"riritK OIL.
Treated by the
640ld POC333.
jeureWliitu XotP'-rf pjBie
Net Coloreel.
Will not attsick thve skin m
Winter or Summer.
rp
ro wash the baby. To wash
the hands and face.
To dress wounds and sores.
To cleanse and heal diseases
of the scalp and skin.
For bathing and shaving pur
poses. Price: 10 cents per cake,
$1.00 per dozen.
A full supply kept at Misse
Benson, Fisher & Co's Willi
aery.
Mks. J. S. FISHER,
Agent for Concord and Ca
barrus county.
mch21.
V 1 0 1T7 1 ill
II.
11
Pure Ground 1'one1,
Listers anl Miller's
solved Bone,
Wando Guano and Acid,
and sever aVjothcr oi the
est Brands
rac'ofj 'credUtt
Close Prices
BY
wm & mmi
Go and get their Pj-ices.
Ihey are prepared to fur
nish you with any quantity
aesirecl.
ADY'S HOSIERY
AT COMMISSION PRICE.
I.aiHes do you realize that when vou huv of fh
re'.aiicr, you are paying three uimcccssai y profit
1 he manufacture.- sells to the ccmmissioii hous
Lhe latter 'o the jol! or, and the jolher, in tur
sells n the retail nicii.hanl. Vou must p lv the
.!i.iiu:l.:ctur.-r a t otit first, and then pav each o
iiesuh::e.iue-tit handlers a pvoiit, not ii.t'reque'itlv
::ymc: fvo ;.ro;its to the retailer. The
laimlactureis l oimiilssionCoiiinnnv
a responsihle syndicate which s.IIq
e consumer. li y investing i m ant-facture
Tiipk-s, o d ds and ends, job-Ms, and the st oc
in a miiaciuri-rs.
i . ' .1 -"-'"" "inuiiiss, we are ah e
:, ,e.C(;,,!iU"U;r "mt al tlle commissi
uirer 's: "e rCmVe from 'e m an
While t his company handles all kind of ladies'
. ' f- '' KiiiK a special drive on our
osiery, merely to mt.odu.e our name in vmir
erntory anu estah hsh a reputation for knviiitf sl
ues never hetore ottered, so that you will he ful lv
prepared tor our aier announcement of our entire
lines. Read the following oilers e.uire
La-nes- full lenKth. fashioned, fast black hose
superfine Kaue,e, ..retailing even-where at 2s to
3S cents per pair,) we will sell at 16 cents, or one"
ha.f dozen at 96 cents.
Ladies' extra length, full regular made, fast h'-,c
and seamless hose, very finest Raunc (retai'ir.
everywhereat 50 ce:.U u,D. we will sell
cents. cr one-half dozen f;,ri3s " at 2
. uV-pa.y ex,-r'JS? c!-'Tts- and airreo uncordi
iouahy to rel nd n o..., :i hosui'v U , (t "he
values and qualities ( esc: d Ke J,- . , 1 5
the s:,ew,!.ed, and remember tha as" 'wl pay
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Orders must be accomnanio k - u r ...
moner-ord,.r octi ' ettner
stamps or registered
cuci , atiuresseo lo tne
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THERE IS XO SUCH TOC FE.
Acid, Guano and Flour
IX TO TO AS HAVE AT
ALLISON'S CORNER
OALL TO SEE ME BEFORE BUYING.
ALSO
SHOES, SUGAR. COFFEE, MOLASES, ETC.
C. G. Montgomery,
HARDWARE HARDWARE
I am still at the old stand on Allison's corner, and keer
good stock of agricultural HARDWARE on Lands.
builders material, nails, locks, hinges, doors, sash and glaS
sof all description. I am Agent for the New Deering Mower
oue of the best Mowers made.
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