i -r- n cn A TP I
'THE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
THAD R. MANNING,
Owner and Editor.
Devotee to az i::ucrr.:..L, Edcca-
ok Vance Cocxir a:i Sowm
Carolina.
Published at the hv; a?id Mv.in town
iX Henderson, In the centre of the
r ation 1'ti.Lo Tobacco iJisti ict.
A w'e-klv resume of tti News, Humor and
(leneral TopiM of tin- D:iy.
Pi.W 1-HFD KM KV Tm'KsOAV MklKi
TKUMSOF SITlirSCfUPTlON :
tjae copy one ye?' .
- $'2.(o ,
v) i
W ties
sin; a live ar-iit and corre-ponde.it ,
rvM" i the in Vance mid adjoining j
at f'Vrv p
coiriiUs. Writfl for t-Mrts
PUBLISHER'S ANNOUNCEMENT.-
V invito erHtiU)ittioViH on all snbi.-cts of
ivnl and ni'4nntMest ; vii wsand stnt
TiMMits upon inlt-rs of public coiirei n oi i;
ial porir.H, essays, critiques, eti'.
Or.i side rf Ihe paper, only, lniit be wii
tf n on and Hie real name of the vi iter nc--nrnp:niii!j
the contribution. No attention
wili lie paid to aiionviliOiH 4;1lei'4.
The etlitor disclaims ti 1 1 tin; responsibility
for tlie iew.s or MateinentH of correspond
ents and reserves Hie lights :it all time to
rvher ivject any artici;1 lie may tlunk
pro per.
Addrc1 all coni:iiiitiicatioiis in
i(1l.D IA-: F, Henderson, . C
riirUSDAV, .Jl'LY V2, 1SSS.
Tin: PKESS
Tt is to le hoped t hat the com in
s I
Meeting cf the North Carolina l'ress
Assrrciation at Morehcad City will be
largely attended. Tvcry newspaper
jntbl'sher m the State ought to become
a member, -each one woiking fur the
"advancement and elevation of the pro-1
lessi-m. ln tmior tliere is strength," I
and by united effort on the part of
of!
publi.-Fhers the standard of journalism
annot only le raised, but regarding
it from a business point of view it can
be greatly -benefitted. We extract the
following Irom the Lexington Dis
patih, whose editor Mr. T. 13. Eld
idge, is President of the Association:
The approaching meeting of the
North Carolina Press Association at
Morehead City gives promise of being
of more than ordinary interest. When
it is considered how much the news
paper business might be benefitted by
vo-opcration, it is really surprising that
t very editor and publisher in the State
is not a member of the organization.
The large number of persons engaged
in the business, and the almost total
absence of combination and mutual
understanding have opened the wav
lor numerous impositions to be prac
ticed upon oublishers; and there is not
a man who has conducted a newspaper
Three months who has not realized the
truth of this remark. In tfiis connec
tion, it is entirely unnecessary to spec
ity, as a supge-diou is sufficient for any
person who has experience, however
little. That the avenue to many im
positions could lx closed by the pub
lishers themselves by conceited action,
is too plain a propositi m to need ar
gument. Let us all come together
and see what v.c can d .
And again Mr. j. 11. Lindsay, Sec
tetary and Treasurer, vws in his paper
the Kernvriville .W.v-y an. In ;?i :
The nt meeting of the North Car
ed ina Press Association will be com
posed wholly of men who have the in-U-rest
oi the profession near their heart.
If any one sue t eed s in getting to
Morehcad City, up-m the representa
tion that he is editing a paper, and it
alterwards apjars that he is not, all!
courtesies will be forthwith discontin- Is
ned. It is the earnest desire of all
who have watched the annual meet- j
ing together of some of the editors of j
the State, that the Association may be j
"in a do iridisjiensablo to every newspa !
j-er man :n North Carolina, that it may j
lie placed upon a high plane of useful- (
ness, and that in addition to the'
pleasant recreation afforded by the I
meetings, thev mav be the means of '
elevating the standard of journalism !
in the State. '
Those wlvi now hold themselves
aWfrom the Press Association, when j
they see that it is -com posed of news- I
paper men only, wiil doubtless lend
their aid in furthering the work, and
v-ill no longer expect to reform what
appear to le existing evils, by remain
ing on the outside. Already the ma
jority of tin? leading papers in North
Carolina belong to the Association and
"it is sincerely hoped that every paier
will be represented at Tne next meet
ing. Let the editors come together
1or conference, for the discussion of-j
"those qaestiolis which are conr.ectcl
v ith the profession, and when this is
; I
tlone, and the idea no Umger exists
that it is merely a pleasure -jaunt, the :
annual gather ul' of the wb"frr;. will !
be fruitful of much good.
The Kayo! tex tile iw ; shows de
cided improvement since being merged
into a daily, it has been enlarged
and the general get-up of the paper
enhanced in appearance-, while the
subject matter is better in every way.
In his new undertaking Mr. D. McD.
rady, th.e edr:or and proprieter, dis
plays commendable enterprise togeth
irvvith tact and ability, and Favette
V1,has cause to be proud of being
the"-ome "f such a creditable little
Hlaily. The Gold Leaf wislies it all
tossible success.
FOit Vv ILTuIlVOTON'S BUSI
The Wilson Miner throws out ?ome
timely suggestions to the business men
of Wilmington when it says :
Why should not our city by the
sea" command the trades of all North
Carolina, and do its shipping? It
could do a great deal more if it were
muted ; especially from all along the
lines of railroad leading into Wilming
ton. How may we be invited? By 1 fleeted much, but we did not look for they lormerly traded, for.
getting cheap fares on railroads, and j anything like so creditable and mag--pjj ry- y t DAUPr) PT t T np A C0 XT
convenient schedules.. The Wilming- , nificent a publication as he gave us. ALL"1 U V Lllvi U L lYIAoUiN"
ton & Weldon Railroad has a most
convenient train starting'from Weldon
early in the morning, returning same
i day. giving several hours in Wilming- j
! ton even if return by that train were
de,ir
U.
Willi the delights of the sea-
side resorts, near at
hand, the State
Guard encampment, and a display of
1 1
the it v's resources bv attractive ad-
I
I vcrtisements, Wilmington might at-
tract many hundreds of visitors during
J the present summer, who getting the
j run of things might be induced to
: make shopping, and more general
! trade too, a matter of mutual advan
! tage. Much of North Carolina money
; which now goes to Norfolk, Richmond i
I and IJaltimore and other places might
J find investment in Wilmington waicx j
j There is nothing equal to the emer-j
prise snown in me judicious use oi
printers' ink.
This is very true. The Colo Leak
has been impressed with, the apparent!
lack of effort on the part of the
ness men of Wilmington to secure at
least a part of the North Carolina
trade that goes to Noriolk and Rich
mond and Baltimore. Why is this?
We see no good reason why the whole
sale men of Wilmington may 'not be
able to compete with those of Norfolk.
Wi,. afl,.,ntflfW flf h nr fin nrt
why does Wilmington not furnish
much of the supplies that this section
of the State now looks beyond our
borders for ? And has it not as much
right to this trade as any other market?-
The Gold Leak thinks so, and
it desires to see our seaport city flourish
ing and growing great and prosperous
upon the abundance of our wealth
giving products that now go from the
State to build up other markets and
enrich other towns.
Much of this trade can be diverted
and turned into Wilmington's com
mercial channels if her -business men
so will It. This paper is ever ready to
do all in its power toward futhering
this cherished end.
AN lOHAL. SUANIDE ItKSOitT
The Southetn llume-Srckrs' Guide
has the following to say of Morehead
City, the chief attraction of which is
the great Atlantic Hotel, where the
North Carolina Press Association will
hold its annual convention July i3ihs
It says :
Morehead City, as a 7r, is yet a
prophesy, but one built on a slire foun
dation and freighted with -many
charming possibilities. It is, even
now, for its brief summer season, a
city in all that modem comfort, lux
ury, gaiety, good company, refine
ment, beauty, youth and fashion . sug
gest. Its present success and future
magnitude was a vision to Governor
Morehead over thirty years ago, and
it washis far-seeing faith, sui.nlemented
j ,- 1 1
by his resistless energy and boundless
influence, that has given to the world !
this ideal
watering
place. Although
this is essentially a Southern resting
place, the climate is by means warm,
and offer.-, a mod invigorating and
healthful change to dwellers in the in
terior and along the beautiful but en
ervating Gulf-coast.
Morehead City is rapidly becoming
one tne ,nost popular seaside resorts j
on the Atlantic coast. The Vtlmr'c '
Hotel, one of l,r, m.i w I
' . Y c. b ' '
",C SoUlh' was cnbrgcd and ;
,ral)roved l'efore the beginning of the
tne present season, and if there was!
anything lacking to make it strictly j
first-cla-s is every respect, that require- j acteristic, possessed by too few men.
ment has been fully met by the pres- ! There is a lack of it right here in Hen
ent proprietors, Messrs. Beerman & ' derson. For individual enterprise,
Cooke. Mr. Charles JJeertnann, one ! the Colo Leaf will "pit" the average
of the proprietors of the Kimball ' Henderson business man against those
House, Atlanta, Ga., and Mr. A. J. j
Cooke, ol Raleigh, who has had sev- i
eral years' experience as a hotel man-
ager, and one of the proprietors of the !
Atlantic Hotel the past two seasons, j
i have leased it for a term of years, and
-
--ij vujh iu make i
it- watering place of the South.
Enlarged -and improved as it now is ;
the Atlantic 4ias amnl nrmmn,!,.iamlertakcs an'
1 ......vv..
tion ior one thousand guests, and
we
are told that at one time during the :
i nose
editorial fraternity
u.wu au auucpation 01 rare ,
... - ... ,
. ... -(.v.v it.vtit.
,.st iuuii uiuc cie uetween ei-lU : u' Muiuaen max lie mistakes lor pub-In that valuable tract of land near
and nine hundred iersons there, and ' lic sPirit if u is not. The man who is ! .Henuer"?n conuinin? 220 acres adjoin
.... I willmrr in dr cnmPiKin , , ; ing ti.e lands o! L. K. Goocb, Jas. W.
as well pleased a crowd as one could , , b ?. 0 someth,n? towards up-f Hrome and etfa.rs. known as John G.
, - : ; bunding his town cr countv, towards J-es' land, j-aid land Ii- on the
. . - . . . . , L . 1 . . 1 . . . - -. - t
"n w uunsic 111. KM t ;fv r,ta,.
iw ivcic ai .-worencaa summer Delore ' pcusaicu ior so uoing uv tne pnue he looaceo. Tim f.f sale YZ o clock ,
l.i;t 1ml- f.iru-ir.l in iKP ! takes in the improved condemn ' . GhORUE H. IIAltKis,
ing there next week with nlMnf i lb!nSs has what is ffn as public Reu'deraoo. N. C.. June 12th. 1S89.
1 riMMUTTn nf?TH f! ARO-
LIXA JOUXALISII. ;
From mere oversight alone the.
Golt Leaf has failed to mention the j
tXS2&x that vou
so good a thing is deserving o. notice : bar V . as thousands of
even a, .hh time. For some .nomte
this rpec:al edition had been promised
bv the publisher; and knowing Mr.
Bon itz as we- did, of course we ex-
One of the most enterprising and in-,
defatigable newspaper men in
South, whose past achievements in the
field of journalism have been remarka
ble, this last feat eclipses all former
efforts and places him at once in tne
forefront or scceS5fU.newrroa.;IT $ k MISTAKE TO BUY ELSEWHERE
agers.
The trade edition of the Messenger
is an honor to the publisher and the'our entire slock of
able corps of writers who assisted in AND 01 Hh.lv,
its get up. Indeed, North Carolina,!
and Wilmington and the Cape Fear j
section especially, haye cause to be j
proud of the splendid "'manner in I
which the business and attractions and !
advantages of our chief seaport town
are set forth. The paper is 36 pages
in size, with pink covers, handsomely
illustrated, and got up in good style
typographically. It is replete with
interesting matter descriptive of the
1,1 11.1 nesQ nnd inliitrifc nf Wilm inert nil
, . ,
times ior tne enterprise anu puuiic
and
spirit of her citizens. Would that the
old North State had more such cities
as Wilmington and they such wide
awake newspapers as the Messenger.
R. G. Dt nn & Co., in their trade
review tor the first half year of 18SS,
sums m the situation as follows:
The half year closes with a volume
of business at this date about ten per
cent smaller than that of last year, but
larger than that of previous years.
The general complaint that business is
dull means that the reaction from the
greater activity of a year ago, and
Irom the confident expectations of last
winter, is keenly felt. To many
traders who bought largely in their
over-confidence the shrinkage firings
serious losses and actual embarrass
ment, and to this cause is mainly due
the increase noted during recent
months in the number of failures.
I low does this sound for a North!
Carolina industry? The Wadesboro j
Messenger of the 4th inst.. says : j
The Wadesboro Silk Mills yesterday
shipped 450 pounds unmanufactured
j silk to Russell &: Murray, New York.
! It is something out of the usual line
; for a North Carolina enterprise to Le
! shinning manufactured silk abroad.
but this onlv goes to show the extent i
and variety of our resources and ca
pabilities. No State offers greater ad
vantages for manufactures of all kinds.
Our soil and climate are unsurpassed,
and our timbered forests, mines and
water powers are rich in natural wealth.
Commenting on what the Coi.o
Leaf said last week about the Press
Association going to Wilmington after
the adjournment of its regular meet-
j.
' in2 at Morehead on the
18th, the
Messenger says :
The invitation tendered through the
Messenger to the North Carolina Press
Association, which is to assemble at
Aioreneau City on the iSth, to visit;
Wilmington and our several Summer
resorts, meets with general favor. We j
hope the invitation will be accepted.
Our people will be delighted to have!
tne editors visit this city, and a trip to
the Hammocks, as also the excursion
iio.wn lhe.rivcr on the Qucen of St-
Johns, w,U be immensely enjoyed by !
our contemporaries. Come down,!
brethren.
PfBi.ic sriKir is a quality, or char-
of any town in the State, but when it
comes to true public spirit, we are a
trifle wanting
This is not a pleasant'
admission but it. is true never the less.
So much by way of preface to the to!-
1 . " ,,- .r c. 1 1 . . -1 .-1 1 . - i r . ,
J- i
.xmik juuj :
Public spirit is essential to all sue-'
cess as -t people. The man w ho never
enterprise unless ' he 1
I sees an opportunity of realizing two1
j.n.- . "
mav have iodine in b; l.rcf '
streets,
ings or grounds, and hopes to lie com-!
! smnr I lie littPTi-lic- r,
1 k -'i -u tutu licin io
upbuild any city, county or State that
la ivi iunaic CUOU2U to Ue-tneir norne
GOOPER &
, THEY CAME ON OUR PROMISE
;
' To show them the most desirable Drv Goods Offerings, and
iounu mem. i ney are now
n . , , ,
.best argument, and beyond which no merchant need bflor
any inducement.
We ask your careful perusal of our this week's -,prices,
and you'll agree
than at our store. We are coincj to sell this week for Cash
H A Is D -
-AT
Henderson, 1ST. C.
HERE'S A FACT.
Davis has the largest and most varied
stock in the city. '
HERB'S AN OPINION.
Davis doesn't believe he can be
de rsold.
un-
:o:-
HERE'S A PROMISE.
Davis will meet any honorable com
petition. -:o:-
Here's an Admission.
Davis wants your trade very much.
Here's a Statement'.
Davi
will PROVE it pays
with him.
to deal
;o:
Meres an Explanation,
Davis saves for you in price and gains
in quality.
:o:
Here's a Grand Idea.
Try Davis JUST ONCE when you
need clothing.
:o:
Here's a Memoranda.
E. G. Davis' bargains are found at
149 Main street.
JE. Gh DAVIS,
HENDERSON, N. C.
uSTotice.
Tlaving qualified as administratrix of
the estate ol'S D. Y-nnp, ri seated, all
persons bavins? cl li.iis against said de
cedent are' hereby notified to present
them to me for payment witkin 12
months from date hereof, or this notify
w ill be pleaded in bar of their recovery ;
all perscii indebted to said deccde'nf
must make immediate payment. TLis
20ih dar- of yiny, )8.h8.
KLLTK AV. YOUVG,
Adminisliatrii: of S. I). Yocno, de
ceased. june 7 G o.
PAKKER'S
Kir'
HASR BALSAM
ZCleaiises and Ijcautifiesi the hair !
llTosiotefl a luxurijint m ih.
JNever Fails o Restore Gravi
9 u:.. : 1. a r 1 , J I
Y&-
lure ixai! p diea.ses and hair failici;
PARKER'S CSKGERTOK1C
luTaluable to. Corahs, Colds, In-d Pales. Exhanstkm.
'I' 1 " T " ''t-.,,.-. . . . . .
lLolLLo iALl
OF LAND.
by adSSo miflnm i! hf; ? J"
anf wi e, Nfary H. Jones, executed Die
4t!' da,r 14," nd duly records
the rtecisifi.' r(f?nf v.n,.. P...,nr" ?i
r- -... . i
Ju- to the bit-heat bidder for
ca.sh at Ihe Court House door in (lender
Waters of Crnokf d Run and" has a fine
j body of LOAV GROUND, and is also
adapted to
the growth of tine yellow
noou
Trustee.
rHIS PAPU tw
tau.amiO Spruee wbwsdTfniici
MITCHELL.
1,0UM koW tliebost place to
intelligent pwple have done.
our customer?, no matter where
. . . ,
HE WED S 11 0 ES B U Y D E X
COST
New Arrivals!
AVa have just rfturned frrm New
Yoik and are now opening a complete
line of
Dry Goods,
nsroT.LOisrs,
Hats, Caps. Boots,
shoes, &c.
AM bought for the evei Istini e-h.
AVb do not claim to undersell orw mui
pnlitors; but," one ttiinf; we do claim
we will not be undersold. AVe call
especial attmion to our celebrated
P. COX'S Shoes
For l tdies, cbillien and Mis-s. Every
pair warranted. Thy are equal, if ixd
superior, to any on the mxrket. Call
and see t'lem. AVe cai ry a lul: l'ne of
Bran, hip-tufi". Hay anri other kinds of
feed. In fict we carry a double line ot
fcvery thinjf kept in a' first-class country
store and will be certain to give yon the
worth f our money. Call and see us
at AV. W. Kowlaud's" old stand, Walkins"
old store rooms.
Respect! u-Iy,
ROWLAND & POWELL
apr 5, : I.
Hendkrson, N. C.
I desire to ;ive notice that 1 am still in the
Undertaking Business,
And am fully prepared to fill anv funer
al orders that may come to ma. 'What 1
cannot supply w ill not be found in town
as 1 shall cany a comi'i.f.tf. stock of
everything in my line and devote my spe
cial attkxtiox to the undci tak i ng busi
ness in future. A lone practical experi
ence extending ever thirty years qualifies
me I think for a thorough uiiderstaiidiup: of
what I am about. I am now prepared to do
M WI
' 1
iVJ
when needed something that has never
before been undertaken, in Henderson.
Prompt personal attention to all calls.
My Charges will always be found reason
able. Very Respectful y,
JOIIX M. BARXES,
HENDERSON, - - - N. C.
june 14 a. J
THE LEADING
Spring stfick of Kii e S!i-ie., Hoot, Uats,
Gents' Furnishing Goods, V.c,
Eclips;ng all others in Quantity, Quality,
Style and i'rici, is to hi found at
A. R. AWGLEA'S.
:o:
My stcck is I.-.rger 'h-.ui ever this seas
sou, an i in every depattinent is oeileut
neyomt criticism and comparison. I i
nave an innnense stock ot
FINE FOOTGEAR
For Ladies, Mioses, Gentlein'n and
Ch.l ireu, and can give wii any style
dsirt d. at pi ;e-s which ufy cmiptis
tion. All tne tieit mikts and leading
styles in stock.
HATS, HATS, HATS.
I frhow the largest assortment of Hats
in town. Alt ih nobbiest styles and
shads. S.-ift and Still Hals, Sttaw
Good. Mackinuws, Jt-., in great variety
A beauti ul line of
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
To wideh special attention is invited.
In tins department our stock is com
plete, en bracing every article of gen
tle uifii'.s wear. Cuff, "o!Jars, .Sea rf-, Yc.
A large stok of Umbreilas. Trunks
Valises, Ac,, all of which will be soli
at very
LOW FIGURES
Extending thanks to my many frien in
and patrons for the very liberal patron
age triveo me in the pt. and hoping to
mri; a c mtinuance of aarne. I have
taker the precaution to provide liber
ally for the needs and want of every
body, and will sII them a- good goodn '
on as close margins a-j any re iable
dealer.
A. R. AIMCLEA,
HENDERSON, N. C.
auS26. a.
Of Interest to Ladies
UNDERTAKING.
EMBALMING
. . s FREE SAMPLEef oor inndnfa!
pacific for f-m, oniu to uj ldT who wt.feqa .
tottieScmc7tilorpurehuinf. t-ad rtwor fv
poeias. BAKI RlM EDT C0..BxIO4, Btt&lo.2t.xT
PBOTECT YOUR PBOPERTY
j
W'wOk Your Fruit. Your. Flowers' Evmth,
. that make, home pleasant ani prolitable. by n.l C-
PATENT
V.'
NOVELTY
TRICE ONLY
$2.50.
111 11 W
Ii Is ihe most perfect and efPotive Land pparf u evrr invented tor it
water. Will savey ur Iiu;.iiih in ease of tire Will nave vour Fniif ,
'J-n. your Plant lies. ItValnabe in everv liouhoUl for w..,i,, , a r
sprinkling the lawn, the street. Ac. In variety of service. slmnli.Pv .5 ? ,H"-
tion ami ease of opt-ra ion,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
Tt is always ready for use. not liable to pet out of order, and so light and
vement lht it can be used easily and eliciiv-lr bv a lady or chi d It con,li
all the features necessary f ir a lirsi-class forte i.irinp, whieh is a very esht . ,
Icaiure to I e conM.Kre.. A peUoialeil bolt mi pi". v-nts"ail substances from cwiin .!
can alloiii to do without. 1 be otertion
. I. - - .......
the many purposes for w hich it can be u-ed. Many ol the i.umerous tir.s'i! .
c ceu-, attended with a greet h-ss orpropeity and ir quently of life, might easily L
prevented were there some etli-innt means of applying water at baud which i t
once supplied by the use of this pump.
It Throws a Strong Stream Sixty Feet or Mors.
With the Sprinkler attached it spreads the water in a gentle shower or sfrav
For washing windows cr tMrriagev, mid sboweiinir lawns, gardens at ! trmi
k .use, it has no equal. It is adapted t throwing liquid f-oloiions of all k t.,
destroy n xi .us in.srcts Ht.d bugs of e ery nature, on plant, vine rtree. hi.(UI,. i, ,
be kept in every hou-e. store and factory in the country as a protMlion mf.m s
fires. In fact, in a diminished desrree, it is eapab e of every ue of nn tutniarv
Joicj pump, and fnr more convenieut. For sa e by
Hendei'son, N". C.
E. F. WYATT
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DEALERS IN
g3 r&fcJts (f n '
tor 5 siltf
S
33v-idles
ATe are slid soiling everything in (h
nne-st oving ; while the ipia ity of ( heir
listctsss material used in the maiiiiia'tui
.. 1 . . 1 ,
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LUDINGTON.
LUDINGTON
PRACTICAL BOOK
1 iiimiui ior fnsi (lairfinagH hihi nopin" in merit a roni i n uamv ! same, vii
p'edge ourselves, to the best interests of our custotners in the future as we hate
done in the past.
LEE IrXOAVAIRD, Mannrror,
HENDERSON, N. C.
-AND STATIONERS.
HIEXNTHDElSOlNr, 2ST. G.
v e are now ir-tter nrenared thun rver
TKKrrLr"jNH.KUKDSY I'r1"11""
' ' m "in irti.-i .-Mvie.
STATION ERY!
We have just added to our stock of Stationery, ail now avj ii st?k.
Writing Paper of all G-ades, Papteries for the Ladies aid
Gento, a Large. Assortment and Very Cheap-
TercPs Fens, and Holders, Mucilage, Blank Ho- kt of si nyles ; Rubber BanJ'.
f'o!ored I issue I'np-r for the Ladies, Ac,
Our Low Prices Will Surprise You.
Opposite Cooper's Warehouse-Up Stairs- LUDiNGTON & AYC03K
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(MISSILLIER'S OLD STAND,)
FOR HARDWARE OF H'FRY DliSCRIPTIOX.
House Furni.hmg Goods, Wagon and Buggy Materials, &c liar Irca
and Steel, Cntlery, Guns, Pistols, Paints, (;!ass, Putty, Varnishes, Y-'i
l ackle, Lamp and Lamp Goods, Rope and Gill Netting, PJacksmith Kcllows,
liiacksmith Tools.
A FULL LINE OF COOKING STOVES.
The Gauze Door Stovesomething new. Saves health, money, fuel and time-
A NICE LINE OF SUMMER GOODS.
! p F1? Fas' F1' Traps, Ice Cream Freezers, Oil Stoves, Fluting Machines,
, 1 reserving Kettles, Iwn Mowers, Grass Blades' and Swaths, Grain Cradles,
-otton and 'lobacco Hoes, the Celebrated Hollo way Harrow.
LOW PRICES Iiy EVERYTHING.
I have a thoroughly equipped Tin Shop and employ experienced workman
and am prepared to contract for tin roofing. Leave orders now for ToUcc
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