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T. Ii. riDHIDQE
TI. i 13 AjyCl E1L IG, tetk
lifiaLO. fowxb. '" ,
It'J.e columns of this 'paper last
WS..., a brief aot ice of. the tleath of
joverner Fowle was printed." A
ew words told the story. - He was
apparently almost as well as usual,
and was la the full enjoyment of a la
mental faculties.' He sat in his fam
ily elrele, conversing familiarly wkh
his childrea. - when suddenly the
grim messenger came and summon
d him to depart. Withls Ave min
ima Ida spirit had taken its : flight,
and his happy household, wtu. trans.
Xyrmed Iiito a house uf raeuriniifr. ;
Daniel O. ; Fowl was , born ',
Washington, Beaefort county the
Jrd of March, 1831, and breathed hin
liiat la tit City of Raleigh, ApritJth,
1891." He received a. Ihoroueh ed
ueution, and early la life became
'identified With the public aflalrsot
. the atatei.V H aerved in the late wae,
41 rat as private, rising to the rank of
"-. lieutenant-colonel of iiis regiment,
In 1863 he was appointed Adjutant
General of North Carolina - .with the
rank of major general. In 186-j, lie
was'i'appoiuted,; Judge ..of superior
,oorty but two years jitter hereslgnod
the' office rather thao obey the orders,
" of the military governor of the stale. .
He was elected to the legislature lu
lifit, was chairman of the stateDem
odraticcblnmttteet la 18C8ViL was
elected presidential elector for the
!;itte nt Jarga In 137(1. .' Ha was.
en by Jarvia for the nomination
.fir' governor In 1830, but , warmly
supported his successful competitor
thronghput the can vass. InJ88S, hf '
was, nominated alter a most exciting
trlangolacAirtestiii which (edtnan
fund Alexander were his competitors,
and wa. elected over ipilver II, DocK
' cry r the Republican candidate. ; " w
, Governor Fowle ( was a learned,
; polished and able man. He was in
tensely pslriotle and zealoos fur his
party, ' His. official.' administration,
, .as wjII as private life, are froo fro n
blot or, stain. He made some mis
' takes,(and who does not?)and render
I himself ' somewhat ; . unpopular,
especially In Davidson county? but
. none can say that his acts were not
: prom pted by the best moti ves and
the lightest consideration .for the
Jublic welfare.
OOVEBKOB HOLT.
Thomas M. Holt, of Alamance
.county, became Govrenor of North
Orolina upon thn death of Gov.
Fowlo, and took the oath of office on
the 8th instant. He w horn July
.13th, 1841, and has always lived in
"Jhls native county. He engaged In
cotton manufaotorlng at an early
age, and built op a largqt business at
Haw River, on the North Carolina
Tlaitroad. V Hs served his county
in both branches or the legislature,
and at the session of 18S5, was elected
' Speaker of tlio House. In 1888, ' he
-wan elected lieutenant' ' governor.
Ho was president of the North Car
olina ' Railroad Concpany ' twelve
'yeers, but has resigned the office
ince h became governor. Gov.
'Holt Is also a successful farmer. He
Owns--one of the flnent farms In
''.'Davidson county. ' .
JTOISDICTXOK Or KAOISTSATXa.
Jhe supreme court has decided, in
the case of Stute vs. Fesperman,
from Stanly county, that the act of
general assembly giving Jurisdiction
to justices of the peace in cases of as
sault with deadly Weapons where no
serious damage is inflicted, Is nnco--fetitutlonal.
. The court holds .that
ihe act is in conflict with the provis
ion of the constitution which restricts
the Jrlsdicilori. .of; magistrate fh
rriiiiinal matters where the punish
iaont cannot exceed a' fins' of fitly
t'ollara or imprisonment for thirty
days. Sectbn 5?7 of the code, Which
lias not, been jiiuended, prescribes
'tat the punishment fof ' assaults
vi''i dd!y v f.ipous may be fiao or
inm-i,t
,1. Ti.
hi t!
n i
'i it
ft'
5 t
ae s well '
as mum ddiigt''n iiifjJi'ijiciits o'
warfare will fun, :i ttupiuvuient fir
Judge, solicitor in i J Jury heretftei the
win) as hcrWuf ir .. '
Anionic people who have given lit- j
ttf nt no thought tti the Mil Jwt, there
appears to be but one opiuion iu rv
grd to the authorli j J)f Uift mayor 1 1
suspend the operation of any town
ordiauce; ndeurioiMly enough, the
opinkin b all wrong. For imrtniM-e,
it la auprKued that he may authorise
men and boys to use fire arms in
public places, whemu the ordiancni
forbid all persona to di-tclwro them
within the corporate limits except
for the purpose of killing beeves and
aa there 1 a recent ordinance prohib
iting the slaughtering of oeevw ..in
town, the exception ta inoperative.
The only instance in which the may
or may suspyoil an ordiuaiKe is tlwt
which authorises hint to give per;:
mission to ' ahoot fire cracker and
display fireworks during Christmas
holidays.'. 'TThe governor j has as
much, right to suspend - the law
against stealing as the mayor ha to
permit boys to play marbles on the
side walks,'
. King Humbert does not take kind
ly ; to - American - institutions. A
wicked newsjmper in tliis free and
enlightened land of ours, represented
his inajesty in a picture, as a crown
ed monkey. ' Some evil disposed per
son sent the paper, to the king, , and
his royal hig.mess thereupon flew
Into rage, and threatened to send the
American minister out of the count
ry. Humbert ought to come oyer
and .Jearm something about Uncle
Sam's !; 'people, vHo altould study
Puck's pictura and see how ridicule
is hettped on our statesmen from th e
plumed knight of Maine to the pres
ident who crawled into (itllco under
grandfather's hat. .
The Charlotte newspapers talk a
great deal about competing lines f
railroads, and refer frequently to the
example of Atlanta which has be
come a great city principally because
it has numerous railroads operated
under different mtnmgeinent, Chiti
1'iUe'a railways likewise have done
much to make Charlotte the impor
tant town that it is. Lexington
needs more railroads too; and what
is more to tho purpose, Lexington
has an oppotunity to secure an im
portant line, viz : The Roanoke and
Southern. . It is not to be thought
of for. a moment that our people will
let the ulianco slip through their fin
gers. ' v
In view oi the certainty of the to
bacco crop this year being unusually
short, farmers who plant the weed
should strain a point and do their
very best.. . A short crop means big
prices. The farmer who makes a
good crop this year will have some
thing as good as a fat bank account.
Yb Toluwca Crop, Lut Tm ! Thl. ' '
8 mthro Tobwsja Journal. ,
' There can be no further doubt as
to the size of the 1390 tobacco crop.
The statistics published in these pag
es last week showing the leaf sales
in several large -Virginia markets
during the first MX month i of the to
bacco year indicate that the crop was
perhaps thfc lieavicst grown since
1885. ' '.,,'"
Danville can generally be taken as
a test market in matters of this
kind. The statistics there are care
fully kept, and when Danville sales
indicate a large crop you accept the
evidence w(th good faith. Looking
at the figures In the. case, we find
that the leaf sn.es tn Danville up to
April 1st the first six months of the
tobacco year amount to 21,497,442
lbs. 1 For the same period last year
they stood at -16,693,40!) pounds, or
41)3,963 pounds less than on the
same date thls year. Asa rule, Dan-
vi lls leaf sales are about as heavy
me six in on ens oi trie year as
during the first six. This year thero
are indications that they will be fu
ly as heavy, and this is the reason
why ; It la A well known fact that
from the last of November until late
in January the weather was exceed
ingly unfavorable for handling leaf.
It is further known that during Feb
ruary the roads were in such co ndi-
tion that it was difficult to reach
market. These two faefs alone show
t'mt the sales have not been as heavy
m thy would have been under fa
vorable weather, and hence it is but
reaim!,le to look for heavy receipts
i' Ii f the spring and summer
' i ' : il.e Danville figures and
' : ' ; ! i w the nvetpts for
OiiMT yAV,
' v -I ) pc-r
'ill !.
gluomy .19 hi ti U-t
I - ------ - - - y
.1.1 . . ... t t S
ll- lilt-U wet we.
i,j i uei.-i. nil
form work, and t:K rmut
t:K rmut cold
westher has kllk-d many
toliaceo
plants throughout the tobacco 'sec
tions. Such plant teds a, .were-f ro
with hair, chaff, etc., are said
to be tjHle,but we hear that plants In
moNt ol the can vasnrd beds have been
dentroyed..Jt U said that. tUf-ii
been less ploughing done up to this
date thaa ever know "la; this gtate.
There is no use of dlagulsinK the fact
that the outlook.: te quite glonmy.
With even the beat of wrathet from
now on, an average tobacco rropcan.
not be Runted. -;
.. t la
. BattcrlUa Killing Then.,
. ; A re we to cont lime to a'lo w t he old
world to send its "CriiHlnal here?
Ortainiy the .time has come for us
call a halt, Next'-Cxmgrws -'Hhould
pass a law wo regulating immigration
as to prevent this objectionable chew
from landing uion our shores, This
would le much better than killing
them after they'get hcr un3 .tltut is
what we wUl have to do. : The inci
dent at New Orleans Wili have to be
ri'ieuted at many other points before
tht munloroua and hicendiary cIubs
is "suppressed. , .Let Vjconi-ress enact
that no immigrant shaH -le; allowed
to land in tin; United States unless he
comes provided with a ccrtifiewte of
one of our consuls as to his character,
and punish severely the first' consul
wnogivesa certtncate to an improp
er charaeter. '- The matter m,' it
our opinion, be managed in this way,
so as to keep the criminal class of the
old world from coming-here. The
matter has assumed a most serious
anil important aspect, and congress
cannot anord to ignore, it. unless t
check is at once put upon this immi
gration, most serious consequences
win result, ana possibly intcrnation
ul troubles. - .
Many people who oride themselves
on their blue bhiod would lie far
happier with pure blood; but,- while
we cannot choowe our Rin-estors, for
tunately, by th use of Aver's Sarsa
pariua, we can transmu imro oukki
to our posterity. ,
A Great Cyclopadla. '
The twenty-second volume of the
Columbia Cyclopedia is' announc-d :
as just ready; the entire set is to lie
completed the pre en t, year, in 8:
volumes, aggregating about ai.OiiO
iwges. Its price ia remarkably cheau.
only 2-1.00 for the entire wet, with va
sty installment terms to tho who
want them. ; The high character of
the work is vouched for by innumer
able witnesses, among others' by
Prof. James Stronjr. 8. T. D.. Editor
of McClintock AHtronir's Cvclonedia
of Biblical, Ecclesiastical, and Theo
logical tiiterature, who speaks or It
as follows! -. ,
"The Columbia Cyclopedia seem
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and carefully compiled well g.t ,up,
convenient in form .and extent, ;re-
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tor specimen .- pages,- add-iess
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. -. (M Ika. ' '
: " - ... -'i(;Sr -..'
Good looks are more than " skin
deeD, depending upon a healthy con-
uuiun in an uie viiai organs. 11 ine
Uver be inactive, yon have a bilious
look, if your stomach be disordered
you have a dyspeptic hxik - aad if
your Kidneys be affected you have a
Pinched look. Secure good health
and you will have good looks. Elec
tric Bitters is the great alterative and
Tonic acts directly on these vital or
gans.; Cures s Pimples, Blotches,
UoilsaiKl elvesa good comD ex iin.
Mold at L. B. Wheeler's Drug Store,
60c. per bottle.
There are many taking features in
the April Wide Awake, with its
frontispiece , , of White , Lilies
"CholleuiyisBes' Afflicted Holiday,"
by tho author of Capo Cod Folke:
'Egg-rolling at the White House"
on Euster Monday, by Prof. Mason
of the Smithsonian Institution: a
quintette of admirable short stories
"ins Mysterious tjnotr uoy," by
Henry Kirke White, Jr., "Hong
Wing's Sea Voyage," by Elisabeth
Cunungs, "Tht Btory of my Bank
Biik," by Loaiw Trumbull Cogs
well, "A Lost Btory," by Annie
JLieacti, and "TheCock ofSebwtopol,'
oy m. in. rieie;, iwo XNatural llts
torr papers, "A Precious Busr. " by
Amanda B. Harris, and Concerning
Bats," by Grant Allen; an exquisite
aioiner-song ny Mrs. Mary rJ. Blank
and a Tuscan "Stornelli " liv Mrs.
Cavazza with a beautiful picture by
Irving B. Wiles; an outspoken Margaret-Patty
Letterf by Mrs. William
Clallin, and no end of short 'articles,
pictures and pcems. The serials sre
captivating this month : "Five Lit
tle Peppers Grown Up," by Kirk
Munroe, and "Marietta's Good
Times,", by .MailKta Amhrosi.
Wide Awaka is 2.10 ft yeitr. D.
Lothrop Company, Publishers, Bos
ton. ' . . '
The Bnxt Kvlt.
F.vpry ingredient eniloyid in pro-dii.-ing
Iiooii'H HarsapHniia issinvtiy
I -.liil'lll nil' l.l-W U! lis Klli II 1.4
1 to buy.
cari-ii.l
111
. it-
re-
of
i ii
I "
l-.-t
2aarttBt.4 Cnr for L Grlpp. ?
Wei " riise our advcrtied druij-
glut to :i Ur. Kmir'sNew Ui,-"ove-
ry lor l4i:uumutii.n. Coughs and
CohK upon lhi coinlition. If you
are afflicted with La Grippe and will
use this remedy atx-orciiiK to direc
tions, ifiv'ntf it a fair trial, and ex
iierience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money re-
fanntHl. e make this oner, hecau-
ot ' the wonderful' succesa of Dr.
Klue1 New Discovery during' last
war's epidemic Have heara or
no case in which-It -failed. Try-it.
Trial bottles free at L. B. Wheeler's
Drug Briare. lJirjre sise 60c. and 1.00.
s THE CHAMPION
- KtooS-rrii)ns Ayr'' SprU)
11 others la nwit, and popuUnty. u
toiwe np tlie system. Improves Uie appetite,,
atrenctliens Uis Berre. and flUlisea tts
Blood. Just what ouueef. Trjrtt.
", "lam eelllnn ymir rBd trJ
rt Avert 8m.rllla than t all rther Won
i BiedWlnee put tnwltmr.'-. A. McWUUama,
Ayer's Sarsaparllla
fmiwl br lr. J. C. Art fc Vo., f wtlt, Mm.
rrr fl, U bolUtM, t4. Worm t
yua rtay w n
i.,b h rMiouiib.lv how u i-sror from 9h m
SiO; dny at iticnart, ntid moti- a to
nHca,yin cvw commviirp at
wry wrrlirr. atart twi, ftamUWay
fTlbhtn. KABn.Y, HfEKblLV toMMO.
NOTICE!
W'o learn that there is ah imoros
Slon abroad that there is an agent for
Davidson county to collect the direct
ta under the Act of Congress. 8uch
is not the fact. ; -AV have equal faclli
tii wi h any other person lor collect
ing such tax and will do 1 so on the
terms provided by the Act of the
Legislature. Bobbiks & Rapkb,
Alar, 21, 1891. ; . M. H. PJMKIX,
S3
A TEAR I tn.rtaknklkrl.
(imfih uny iirly iuttlllKrNt n'nin of eitfai r
ME. KllD CH MJ led Writ., nl lin,
ilttr iMtracUomwlll wwk indtutriMMly,
.... In Mr Tl-rM Th.Hii.4 D.r. a
l.u-ln thMTftK-n loilhlw,-rltw.rlk- U.a.1 wllliitofuniA
A, dluctluA uc . m!-ui.ntAt wbl.h .on CB ram thai unvuiit.
lio Ntomv lir ma -.n'.vMMitrM.r.l M above. Ka;. aad qnivkty
tMrninl. i awin but oa. workar tram aach (lUlrii ( ru..l ir. I
karu atrra.lr tatirbl ai4 provMml wtlb anplorfuit a t.ura
mtnbar, wh-t are maklnft er Wueo a yrtre. It'a NEW
an.l a(lia. I'nlli-arltcaUFRKK. AiiaraM at onc.
K. C. ALLaVSI. llua iW, Aniutu, Ualuc.
To William L. Myers, nonresident;
Take notice that the following sum
mons has been issued : - . . v.
Davidson County, I Summons for
Superior Court.' J ' Kelict. .
Before the Clerk.
Jefferson Younts, administrat.ir of
Mahals Iluil'man, Plaintiff, -
W. L. Myers.'Lydia Kepley, Robert
P. ..oilman and, Dnvm ii. iion
man, lKfcndttiits.
State ok Nourn Caroms a, -
To the Sheriff of Davidson county
Gwtinp : -
You are hereby commanded to
summons William L. Myers, the de
fendant iibove namec', if he be found
within your county, to be and ap
near at the office of the Clerk of the
8uierior Court of Davidson County,
at the court house in Lexington, on
the 1st day or May, lbiH, and answer
the complaint which wili tie deposit
ed in the orHce of the Clerk of ; the
Superior Court for said county) with
in ten days- trom the date of this
summons, and let the said defendant
take notice that if he tail to answer
the said complaint within the time
prescribed by law. the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief de
manded iu tne complaint. -. , . p-
tiereiu rail not, ana or tuts sum
mons make due return. i'?,
Given under my hand and the seal
of said court, this the 20th day of
JUSrCU, ltail'' -"-i- :;-'!-:.::;:.
ilt V-' , ,11. T. PHXLt JP9, : " :
" "- ' '; - ;. C.H.C,
HAIRSTON'S TOILET SALOON,
j BACK 07 OOTTBT EOTJSS.
I am now prepared to give all my
customers a ti rat-class shqveand hair
cut in the latest styles. Ail work
none with neatness nd , dispatch.
Ladies can be waited on at their places
of abode at short notice. Please give
me a call. w.lt, HA1BSTON,
"J:..'-i'w- .fO- Barber,
r tnfL n
TO EUERY IM HIS WQH.
Farm Implements and Repairs, Sewing
Machines and Repairs.
V- All Sewing Maotiines taken apart, cleaned ond repaired.
tiss r:
: r "I'm
A1 i aa
lor 1891. .
' lie ihnt will lirrfimr an owcr
UA'.lVLZTLll AI D LH.DER will be pleaded.
For '1 hoina 1 1 ; y lUkes, Clover llullcrs, Traction Fn iocs.
ci5. Grain Dri.Is, Coin Planters, write to or ( ;l a
c, .'. Cr:CJ
The ! ovc is iy ivoik and study. I 'i 1 ; ' -1
1 to t -11. f.t 1 y cit '.otcrj. C" - '
ii tJL l!.'.:U,UAD.
Cond-Mtvi JScIm 'ule.in Effitt '
llart h t"Jih,lstil.
South bovivt
DAILY.
So. Xo.lL
"J p at llili
. ( JJ p n 10 I a as
IJJipm Mpu
4 ii p m t 44 p la
"HTpia'IMaai
lUpa 11 am
8 a r m iw"
4 JO p i 1 SO a ui
Leer Riuhiaonit,
Arrive Oreensbore,
Leave tkWeboro,
Arrive Kaleign.
tmae kaletgh, "
f thiraaui, '
ArriTaGwwiaiAuin, - t
Leave WiiMtunJuTem,
Leave dreeajboru
Arrive Salibw7,
aipm 10 Uie
10 Tt pa n T f
Arrive SuiMViUo,
Aehevilk, ,
11 M a m 1 M p a
lUia t 38 p m
1 1! a m T 20 p m
Hot 8irin j,
Leave Salitbunr.
it St pat IJ.Saai
Arrive Charlotte, '
" Aitt-ata, '.
Lrave Cbarlutte, .
Arrive AupnU.
1100 pm 1 10 pm
(MaaatlSOpm
11 It p m I ej p m
iUam IMpa
Northbound.
Ho. 10. No. i:.
Leave AugiMta,
Arrive Charlotlct -'.
Leave Atlanta.
Arrive Charlotte,:
SMlwbvrv,
Leave Hot Springe, i
:. AehevUlf, ., -.
.' '. Stateevillo, i J
Arrive Salisbury, ji v
Leave - . . 4.;
Arrive Greensboro, -
WirMtou-Saleiu, ,
Loave Greeusboro, .
Arrive Durham,
p ,Raiiigb, .
Leave ;.l.f-;i?
Arrive QoHshoro, v '-v
lave GnMu boro, v ,"
Arrive Ridimimd, '"
titp
lOeSam
4 SO am
- tofpm
80 pa
T10 am
i a m
Slam
0 40 pm
Upm
11 Jlpm 1117 pm
v iMia, nvpm
.' t 29 a m S3 p oi
10 m ?Xpm
T 00 a m 8 43pm
i S&Oam lo JO p m
. II SOa m 11 10am
llliimltNpB
1118pm 6 00 am
' 1 18 p m T5 am
: '.' I 33 p m t IM) a m
' 3 ti) p m 11 50 p m
'. . 8 8f m 10 37 p m
' 4 10 p m - 4 Hi a m
,.; :, - AKD RALEIGH.
' y Via Keysville, Oxlbn and Durham. '
li aud U
TATIOat,.
" Weat Point
Richmond -Kicbmiud
Burkeville
Keyeville
1 Chase City s
' Clarkaviife
Oxford .
Oxford ' '.
Henderson
Oxfi.nl
; Raleigh ;'
16 and V
T 58 a m Lt
9 15 a mAr
lo 33 a m Lt
1145pm
1 40 p m ,
17pm 1
2 50 p m " : ?
3 41pm Ar
4 05 a m Lv '
5 05 pn Lv .
S 40 p m Lr
t SI p m Ar
At t 00 p m.
11 4 40 pm
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Ar 1 43 p m
Ar 1 00 p Bl
Ar 12 14 p m
Aril 47 am
Lv 10 44 a ra
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Ar SO m
Ar 10 52 a m
Lv 8 14 a a
Daily. ; fDaily except Smidsy.;
AasTiiiiBttin and Southwestern
Vestibuled limited operated between
Washington and Atlanta daily, leaves
Washington 11 10 a m, Danville 7 25
p m, Greensboro 8 50 p m, Salisbury
10 20 p m, Charlotte 11 80 p m : ar
rives Atlanta 6 20 am. Ret urn in g,
leaves Atlanta II 10 a ffi, Charlotte
.7 05 p m, Salisbury 8 20 p m, Breens-
Doro a 43 p m ; arrives Liauviue n uo
p m, Lynchburg 1 30 a in, Washing
ton G 5J a m. .
.. W. A. TURK, Dlv. Pass.
- r , Agent, Raleigh, N. C.
Jas. D. Tayixb, O. P. A.
MONEYi
en tjMriai1 tPirWTW!hi4foi.
ranidly m4 hmttmblr. ttr ttieaw oi
edthw mi, -4fUMr " oldi aftitt hi Uietf
own lot litiua, hfrtttc tltcy Itw. Amy
on can do iln wurk. Kaav tn leant.
Wt fiimisli sty i blupr. W at art yon. Ro risk. im ca devot
Tur atm muMni, or all yrmr lime to th work. 1 liU U aa
tttirttyftrwtiitl bring w oniUrfol WNOMvutMrr wmker.
Hraiiun ar sstrninf hw dft ti MI pTweih Mid Mrwanta,
i
h JWMll
Imfaratmtvtm ntKH. A'K V B 3L CO.,
: NOTICE!
By virtue of ah order of the supe
rior court of Davidson county. I will
sell at public auction to. the highest
bidder, on the premises, on Thurs
day, May 7th, 1891, a valuable tract
of land belonging to the estate of Eli
Putts, deceased, lying in mid county
near'the Forsyth county line, adjoin
ing the lands of E. J. Spaugh, Thos.
Anderson . and others, containing
shout 65 acres more or less, subject to
the widow's dower. The above tract
has on it a good dwelling and out
houses, and is well : located on -the
public road leadings from Salem to
Salisbury.- Terms of sales- One half
cash and balance on a credit 6 months
with bond and approved security at
8 per cent, interest, and title retained
till purchase money Is paid.
; t i i W. B. Sta pford, Admr.
7 f fAs V of Eil Fults, deceased.
April 3rd. 1891. ; - v .-..
; i t THOMASVILLa
ny; 'j,' THOMASVlXLe, M.'p,
A ffighar Institution of Learning
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, tor Aoya ana oung su.su
Under mine management as .TaoiiAiivit.il
F ttnai.il CoLLCGa, but entirtly i-pinita as t r
ooeraiug.
FiUyounf men tbrbntineMoroillnge. Coom
of etudy Biuinexe, Clau'ca, Bcientifie and
Lent
Board and tuition as low t that of art
first-clan institution in tho State. --V-A" 5"';'
For ftirther information address, ? r,
; : -- :.. .; FBAK H. .CURTIS, fret,
nnV""P is a pet there EU
a. m mm
of the Junior All S
t.-.i d: .r ino
Thn
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. ' - AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
S.-Au 3EI ID "W Ji. S3
' . , . , AND ' ' -:
AGRICULTURAL
Si,500 Worth of Stoves. :
Horse-Shoe Hails by the Ton;
; :i - Hoes by
-f-
,'Ve hve just placed an order for one car load of SHEET IRONY
When the proper time arrives, we shall be prepared to funrith tobacco
flues on short notice and at bottom prices. ' .
ri.sVvi?lr?.ier'doo, car lond f Chattanooga' CANE MILLS
and h. VAPOR ATORS and a car load of Telegraph FEED CUTTERS
which will be sold at bottom prices. - .
We have ordered a quantity el the very best CANE SEED, which
we will distribute, tree ofrjharge, to farmers who intend to grow cane-'
' r ' ' LEXIMCTOfJ, H.rC. .
Spring
J. P. WARD'S; GREAT BIG STORE IS:
- FULL ASD EUNXIXG OVER WITH
just hj!g6Sm!S
AiUi LOOKING FOR,
v.:- 'o'K;.vi:'.Ci:';';: i-.t-'i.;.,-'-.':''-';''.''i .-
.na. "STo-va., 3"-a.Gt "Wa.n.t
Beautifalland StyIisliIIrc:3
Goods for tho Ladies.
Clothing in Choice" Fabrics and Cori
rect Styles ibr
Plain Substantiate
near and Tear.
SHOES FOR MEN. WOMEN ANDCHltDIlEN
i GOODS TQ SOIT THE VARIED TASTS i 'CF TOVN txj "I
. C0DNTRTCUSTC2EKS.. . ; -
kverydodyNvho trades' at Ward's is; treated white: b-eta'wi.h bt-
wants, goes away satisfied, and comes bock when he wants sqmethln t '
else.? If you have not tried Wardcome and tee. This Inyhatioa 5 l:
free to all.
; Kcmcmber the place, the' big
"I THE FARMERS want to know that John F. Ward hai rf
ceiveda supply of the old reliable Merryman' Amrooaiatcd Bono fer.
tilizer, and the celebrated Acid Phosphate 1 also a quantity of select
ed clover seed. .;. . . . . '-- -''-''-.:." -;. -:.:'-
lekihgtoc t kL::::7.
'yd
11: will cmiT
This is one of the most successful s
continually growing in patronage and
First-class luivantages are offered in
having 1 hlldrcn to educate will do well t-
I CI' 11 IS.
1 i '.' instructors are teachers of '.: .
i 1 :ul respects abrc-ist with tf t'
'ihe rates of tuition mc ns I
I er than In mo--t $1 hoc. Is n '
Particular ai tent ion b - , 1 1
wcuj for cat;tb""ic.
IMPLEMENTS.
the Hundred Dozen.
of Tn.
the Men Folks.
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