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VOL " ifEEfefcN h:r FR I DAY, . JANUARY 21 9$' ' ' ' J Nb 4
THE LIBERTY;: REGISTER.
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PHIL K. SHAW, f Editors.
SUBSCRIPTION. "
Six MoritW :M.vk.ivJ I -V. .30
Throe Months 4 , r . ; -t -25
Entered as Sowmil-Class Matter in the PKt Itltite
Liberty, N. C.
Advertising ..rates,,, made, known on
application. "
jhuLEklittuuiU&Jiot ,Vsion8ibU for
the vi o.jt?pmdjI.- -
veopinbiits' and-Wivorvthhisf my
ings 'quietly' -and smbbthly. iW
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ure aiways gum to nave the peo
ple come - lb town Our mer
cliUiits will you goods-, now
at very"' low prices: " Mr. 'Bob"
Patterson will sell cheapmow, to
nil who call (in him. He has just
received a nice new lino of goods.
Kounsaville is ready to wait on
citsUmiers. Ho wauls a lot of
timberVVOall in aud see hiuir
You torn sellhim sw!etgumltim:
ber, &ev
'Mr Hardin the liveryman ' has
a lot of buggies; wagonk and bar-
! ness, ' horses &c, rta sell at 'low
i rates." They say he will "swap"
ses too. ; Come on. The Mer-
The INist Almaiinc;
The Washington Post has' this eautiie Co. ' with all tlioi ottos'.
year published The Washington are Rioter mined to sell gilds',
Post-Aimanac-Hnd-Eiicyclopediiu , they have gcil.to sell. -No wis the
WiWnPtho. bestWrkSioJUJ! tune to get bargains.
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camine;fThe-. c()ntains papers, one would almost iiiiag
over 500 pa?8t and is 'filled with ?ne tlmt the i'HiJers will' have hard
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one reads the English
stich.,Iaptsfc,and mtormatiou as work to shoo!, all the men that
ayery btp Ymlan nt j will be sent against tlxMij. Conrft
tjihik of sin event of importance! iessletfions are "to be raisijd'in
tliat pcctiredd n thcv.past year, j Groat Britain, in Irelaud, itr'the
hin -tr.M-i nun fiii .1 inrtiAiH fil .,.1 f.,. ..J. 'ifi vo ttt 1 no
o,'f it mlblie Post Atniatjac.M Lt is j lxl()re s closely, We see tliat'" the.
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a cycinpeaia . pi; nistoricai
Boers have got past the wbi-s't.
? Thov havi. beaten w1)at ftiiidand
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I It jgives the financial tatis- in the shape of warriors.
fcs1)f tHe tJnitfed' States and ot jf jiey can take ''prisoYier'.'uitire
uiation in general.
other countries'- of ithe ; world in;
a cpiensed and accurate! f rm.;
Tacts about faiini ng and ; ' ptaniiii
umerent ? Kmas ; ot vegaiaoio,
and graihsj' are givenf that will W
ery ;yaluabm totthe HAAers.
dt ftis; jaa book ' tJiEat ; the faruter
bleeds, ? one that; ? 11 v help th?
merchant, it is of value to tlie
teacheihe1 preacher the lfw-
turer, an-fact to all .nien. i
I ' Therice of the . work t?
ThatChirlridalitlm
ate is a beauty. , .-W.ictipy,: the, ,
following ' from the- New; York ?
Evening Post: ! ;,
Qlarkdeetd((l 'jiiaiivyoaiVa'go
to come, to t tie United States Sen-
ateand lojumthei
tahH." Mark Dalyf ; anotlier tiojvL ?.
Ier I ki ng, decided ; ; . tm i J $111;!..
should do neither ' of'titliese r
things. ' Fver' 'since then5 ah 'jiiii'
tion has mum going on mMon: '
tana every Union. m . 1 olitici 1 "or '
.!";?'.: "!'''-r V
: other .favors were to bo "disposed
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Demoerat are alii;(t,a.-; unknown'
there as ,W&ig aluLXiny. -Every
thiug,fis iVClark.vor WWyir
Both lea d.ers are,.' DennxTiit N
but the Republicans are likew ise
divided . into tho Clark;' and
MDaly" factions.. nPrartieally all
the newspapers iq tin Stat;sanr;
eitherjClark , or .Daly, and are.
run as ?lhe literary machinery
of ; the rivals.. ;No man,;.would
think of starting: a ,)evs tvij(ir
in .Montana t stand on, its own
mei'i ts an d bo s u p r 1 ed iy s u )y
scriptioiisv . and , . on.. , ,i , adv ertise
mentsMany nnne than; lie, would
think of, running ? a . M ethodist
church' for the; profits, to ,be jiiade
on church sociables,, ;'V.Occjisfun
ally some ; Clark iman switches
over to Daly, or yicc versa, and
in frhelpresent trial all turns, u7pn
the ' aliegati jn that - ;some ; Daly
spies insinuated themselves into
battulions of her best troopto
the everlasting sna me 01 uie
British ar my--they need not tear
her play-soldiers; ; ' " Sending fiu t
lot pf -'chappies" wiJt;not .m- tlie Ciark camp; took ClaVk's
Qiire success . 'No! Tlie4 Boers -. -n. v ;1,-.oi;tii., ; u
sure success.. . . ? o money, sealed it and nmrKcd it,
are through with most dilh- - r I :u h -u , y
cult uait of & task. ;They fandthen came, ut, and !blewt on
cult part of their
have vanquished Iiritaiii'fi 'best
troops.- What are now scraped
together, inav $be .n ice, good . f el
iowsbu t" hi ' a military sense,
arid especiaily ; in South Aica,
nomes m .Mf"? ' " . - r t
?t be t.kon-,hes,; last, tro, Ga y
niWit Britain will prove to be ,r! !
hi in.; Hff;;r ;.;., ?v . V? r . y u , ', ; .- , ; .. ;
if B rit jshr.soldiors are baying, an
up hill tiine to get. at the Boers.
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