L
CAfXER CURED
1 -AND A-
LIFE SAVED
By the Persistent Use of
Ayer's Sarsapariila
"I was tr.ouii.ftI ior years with a
sore on my knee, which several
physicians, who t rented me, c&vn a
cancer, assuring 'inc. that nothing
(o;ill be (loin; to save my life. As
a last resort, I was mmIuci'u to try
Ayer's Sarsitparil!;', ami, : iter tak
ing a number of bottles, the' sore
Republican State COmmitt thing i certain, lie Populists will t:l. Wilson iy I lint if three '1 !.r K pub icon fcSulo Coniren-
tiou tuft4 May llth, at llaleigb.
Meet at Raleigh.
Cor. Charlotte Observer.
The State Committee of tho
Rads met at Raleigh on the 18th.
It was not a unit on anything ex
cept State fusion. The)' all
thought that would le a good
thine. Here is what was done:
The committee fixed the date of
the convention as May 14. Tne
date in the draft was, as stated,
the 12th. The hour is noon ; the
place Metropolitan Hall. The
committee meets on the 18th to
put their man in the lield, legard
less of fuiou, and if tho Republi
cans can go ahead and elect their
man wo would like to see them do
it." This is considered as fully
equivalent to a declaration by
Senator Butler.
Not So.
Mr. J. C. Johnston, of Cabarrus
county, the man whom the Con
cord Standard said h.nd turned
Democrat, writes in the Vestibule
of last week aa follows: 'I con
see if there are any other contests sider the Democratic party wholly
in counties which require its at- unreliable and I don't want to live
tent ion and settlement, 'fhis is n or die belonging to it.M We sup-
mndification or compromise of thojposo Mr. .Johnston is one of tho-v
action which the Russell men J who intend, like Kd. Kestler,- to
bo Populist angels 'in the sweet
began tn.i;s'iri":!r m!
lieiiltb iiil!'r'v . I ':"-
treatiitei.t, .: il t
tireh ;,.:.!.'!. . : '
Ayer's v;iy :iri:i; ::
a .tome aiil U. i.j.'ir.;i!
tlecd, it st;ei;i !; -. 1 n- -'a
Jc(- lions" " i 1 -'t ."
Fields, lilo.tn :!. I-..
nv '-"'neral
t-l it: tliH
was en-
t Vi'.-Q
;--!i;:!lv as
a:
m-
I cmiiM not
-Mrs. S. A.
fa .4 Iks W CP
The Only Workis Fair Sarsapsrilfc
Avar's i'
t.vio Liver.
3?XJ1 J I IT A.7S"1 7ST KST
Gi?oi:ifi (; o to
.'A..-' W. Ilcedv's i
I am also in the lead with ft
line. large flection of Nice Can
dies, -both French and Plain.
I -would call special attention
16 the Nice Can Corn I sell, at 10
cents. Also a nrtv lot of Apri
cots especially cheap. A 15 lb.
can for only 15 cents.
A larg(j variety of other can
goods the best quality and as.
cheap as that grade can be sold.
My store is the place to buy.
You jwill get goods at lowest prices
and delivered anywhere in town
free. Try my 5 lb. CoiTee it will
do you good.
YOURS ANXIOUS TO PLEASE.
A . W. IRIEEB Y,
wanted taken. The call for the
committee says it is to elect four
delegates and four alternates to
the national contention and to
nominate a State ticket or such j
portion thereof as may be agreed
upon and to transact such other
business as it may deem for the
best interests of the party." This
resolution v. as type-writ Un and
tholi-t of the various State officers
are stricken out and the words 'a
State ticket, or such portions
thereof
Jhe following resolution was
also adopted: "Resolved, That in
the opinion of this committee the
fusion of in which the State
was redeemed from Democratic
oppression and misrule should be
continued in the pending cam
paign to the end that there may be
; saved to the people the priceless
achievements of 194, such as the
bye and bye." The public will
consider Mr. Joh.istou still a Pop
ulist until the Standard is heard
from again, at least.
Vest. Smith and Asphalt
Senator Vest one one day last
week made a sjMech in the Senate
oj the United States, in which In;
criticised Secretary Smith for hav
ing told the president not to issue
a proclamation owning up certain
public lands' in Utah, as directed
by Congress. It seems that the
Secretary takes the ground that
Congress did not know of exten
sive Asphalt deposits on these
lands, and the Secretary thought
it well to wait. Vest is near.
Capt. Eaves Against Fusion.
Capt. .1. B. Eaves is a Dockery
man. He does not think Russell
will get the nomination for govcr-
i... .1... i i.i:.... . r...
establishment of local self-govern-( wur lJ
menr tho ..vnnlJon of minnritvv KaVtJS St,H 1P fusion, and
rulers, a non-nartisan iudiciarv.
honest election laws and the poli- lus haml on t,1H ""cratic par
cy of liberality, hospitality and
at. i:.f ti.-.kHtH jith Dill tin thn Poivm I
.w . , -k- -l -
will win.
Senator Hoar accuses Senator
John Sherman of fnvoring tho
Cuban resolutions latelv pail by
Congress heraiwa tlii it clm tioit
year.
Six nets tit have8ubcnbcd 100
rach to found a public libraiy at
Rab igh. Four n ore such are
needed tt carry tut Montague'
nliiii
Senator Morgan I a- topped
ajxaking on tho Cuban queitiou.
Ho wa at it nw 4 or 5 days. The
(Jul on resolutions are not yet dis
jM.setl ol.
Biwbop Edward Rondthaler, of
Salom, will preach the ernioii be
fore the gritdttating cIarh of the
llniverasty. He is a MnrHviun
The class numbers 30 this year.
Senator Pritchnrd says that Sen
ator Butler asked him to take the
silver pledge, lnt that he refuted.
Pritchard says Republicans will
never take such a pledge.
France has notified England that
she will consider further advances
by Engbiii-l into Dongola as un
friendly to France. You enn now
bok for wir tnlk between England
and Franco.
Now th doctors are denouncing
Koch's tul)orculine ni a dangerous
romdv. Evervboly used to sing
Koch's praises. Rut tht is th
way things go in this world. Th
X ray man Roetgeti is now the
hero.
TJhs1s is ,
$
fraternity to the immigrants and
strangers coming into our State to
increase its wealth and develop its
resources. tsv tne iusion move-
ly s throat. lie says that it the
Chicago convention should favor
free silver, and then those. Rails
who have been favoring fusion will
tind out that thev have beon
Nona niovtn. Ts
Nerves Unstrung
Veak, No AppoUto-Hood's Sarsa
partna Restorod Hsatth.
"Tbre jr fo I had lb crip, which
ottUd to tnj h4. Il coot looted to grxrm
worn stxl thrr ws no rml for tx. M
limbs (clt comb, my brnrrt mom to I
aostrnnfandi I hsJ tosprtil. Dociort
trtinsi st4 oihrr mmiicliMa tm!d to
ftvalt m rUr. I oUlod two UaUm
ot Hood's BrtrrUU, which
Restored M
torajMtt. Joljr I Ura to hr b4
tjroptotut, sod I at one rworud to J
Mood's Sarta- 1
il H.. partita t
to Castorla U Tr. RxxnacI PlUhn prescription for IoCjois
und Chllitrcru It contain eIOer Oplutu Jlorphloe tor
otber .NorcoUo sbtac. It H a Uannlcs suUllloto
for Partorlc, Drop. .Soothing Sjnips ond Catior OIL
It Is PlmsAnt. IU zirnto Is thirty jcar txc hT
Millions of 3tottcr. CsMorUdtnijs Worms sad alUj.
feTcristinr. CastorU protctits lomtllnj Soar Cord.
cum DUrrhcra nod Vlnl Cotl CastorU rrUr,c4
tethln; trottblr, rurr ronstlpallntt o4 flaXotrocj.
CastorU njkstmtlatr. thn food. rrsaUtM tho rtoavh
and bovTcls, clo hcaHhy and nattinU 1T
loru if mo vuiiurcn .
Costorta.
Cm iM Ow4r ttJL rm. "
v. o. a
Castoria.
Hood's RrMru ills. I t&C
runtlaat t until X ht 3 Lit
luk-n thrt belt!"-, i VV
;hh n-fout tcr4iT,f bct!h let
nlno mirj ny lx of t-utrh acd did
f.Un pr-t .f r-o l yf a V.uxrt
A. RajNTV, SVf!. I ,at;;j.. Va.
Omimu to is I
iuitOWtvVirack
Hood's Pills
. I r-f-ft 1?. txt
Sale of Real Estate.
S-r Uwtr IJkr- M-rT itg;ic
(Xr. Art.
til U Ol t M. . fcr k ?
war ha U- inU rrtn ki4
TVo Catamr
. TJ MtrTwy Strat, Jfew Yh Olr.
1
ment of 1894 the people of North teaching their followers to vote
Carolina were rescued from the the Democratic ticket.
disfranchisements and the perse
cutions which have been inflicted
Uppish. Very I
The problem upon which some of
THE
SECRET
OF SUCCESS.
Our last "ad" in The Demo
crat told the good people of
Lincoln that we intended mak
ing the winter months harvest
for ourselves, and also our cus
tomers. Well to be brief low
figures on every thing did it,
and we wound up the year
with nearly two hundred new
customers. You know what
that means.- BARGAINS, AT
TRACT EVERYONE. We
'are about, to oj-mi a ! ii: line of
SPHINO GOODS in Suits,
Hats, Caps, Coder ui;d. Neck
wear. Come in :. v or write.
upon them by the Democratic par- the 10 to 1-ers in North Carolina
ty. By the new election law their are now bestowing great gobs of
vots are made sure and sacred, thought is, whether, really, don
and; by the county government actlcherno, they ought to permit anv
their rights of property and their )0dy to sit in the "Democratic"
rights as persons will be restored State convention unless he has his
to them. The personal liberties of mind nlreadv to bolt the action of
Republicans and Populists are of the national Democratic conven
paramount importance. We ad- tion if it is for sound money.
vise the friends of fusion, both Charlotte Observer.
T?Mrmhl ionna nnrl Prtrmliata ii
stftid firm noil tn nnnpn 1 t fhMl
rrono sensA nun snnnn ini irmpnt. nt I 0 j i i
o j w" I j:i.. i i:.. .......
tlie o mil npnn hv in stimii tuTpfh-l 1 1 J
OT,uH,;n w ieoi" Republicans down here have no
V A UUU llltllULIIDU 111 X 9 ' X . I
. i Dusiiirtfa con vroi i nig mo oouiuem
senator rriicnaru lens yur I States
Luiiwpuuuoui umnic pepmeuu Riaht hnn.lrl RM,,l,i;-.n- mi
. , , . , . --fiVavBavsvvua4iaSSSVt
msoiiiLiuii wincu uie committee i ; 4 , n n m
I in convention at. iJfilins. Tmt. va
,luui'tcu- iiis imwsa cuiniintteo t,iov p.. 1? ofwl mV;1
com nosed of Holton. Grant and h i
v. . . ... aeiegaiions was ine result ol a
Jim loung (to which the State I mi
... , , , , , , riotous meeting. Three tiersons
The Rothorfordton I)eimcrat re-
por't3 that thn Railroad from Ruth
Tfordtoii to Asheville through
Hickory Nut Gap will certainly
built. Rutherfordton nnd that
county generally seem to be on a
The Rebellion in Nicaragua is in
hard luck these days. The rebels
have again been routed by th gov
ernment forces. The neighboring
republic of Honduras is to take a
hand and help out the government
of Nicaragua.
Soatb bound train
Ity irtu of a nnrf dr-d. ! tw '
-XlMltt-tl iy A. XTtu - aiitl VkMr- MT)
.Mm m th i Marvti l.i, to
rrurv a r-rtin pnuii-rv titt. n!
! i-fault hat in? bii itmlr in iIJt. fa)
turnt rf fttir. t ill hy irttlt ttf m
iutliurit -tl in m by "hI nmrt
nn drtl. !! nt ruihlir atirf ion for
i-a-h to the ttict t hidtlrr.at lf- focrt I m ""5
it. I !. . t. ... F
iiitup ii Kir in iiif low ii ! i.Mf-oiiiion,
t.iliroln to.. N.t'.ou
Twenty Years Proof.
Tutt's Liver Pills keep the bow
els in natural motion and cleanse
the system of all impurities An
absolute cure for sick headache,
dyspepsia, sour stomach, con
stipation and kindred diseases.
"Can't do without them"
R. P. Smith, Chilcsburg, Va.
writes I don't know how I could
do without them. I have had
Liver disease for over twenty
years. Am now entirely cured.
Tutt's Liver Pills
were stabbed.
committee added Pritchard and
Settle) to consider the question of
co-operation in the State with the A Mercenary Marriage in Rich-
Populists and to. receive susses- mona oun
tions that the Ponulists mav hav., n uweiopea Here in a trial a
in regard to co-operation, and re- few da'8 a that.a neKro woman
port to the State convention. niarneu a uecrepul old colored
XT ,. .. . A A. man tor his property a steer, an
j-ava iii to tvrwi ii iiuisuif ill;
Monday :U)th day of Marrh
at t tn. il U lnj; Mimlj uf Lincoln
urHrir Court. rine trrm K!. th
following jiierr. trart or panel of lan.I
ituatrtl in t'ountr ( ian, N. C.
Jjirotx Fork Township on thr ht4
vatrroi rottof rrK ami uih l ork
Ithrr, adjoining thi Units of Michat
hncle, 1 ou n rod N-rrr. William
Jrnkiii ami itlifr. containing S3 arrr
nn it known a a ori of th Uul for-
mrrlr ownnl b liarln rrvuer. ah!ch
decendrtl to naid A. Scroncr a one of
the heir of alil Charlie Scronrr. rt,r
furthrr particular rrfrrrnrr i b-rrby
liaU to tKHj SO Mgf TJZ etc.. In oClr
No. 7. No. Si. No. .No4Q4
Time T- No. I.
-.t. r.Ii t.i.
N f I la 1. u 1 .
No. ViN". i. v
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Hei?itrrof Irrl. Catawba Count,! Arrives) ,C?1 a
C. TbU 2Ltb day of Krbruorj P?v ' 4 J p m 7 4i a m I 1" J1
4 4i
f. in
7
New York. N'. V
Pl.iU.lrlr !. l'a
lUHimofe. Md.
Wa!iifn:tn It C
Kirbmcnd Va
Plrrburr Va
If 01 aVrtitiLib Va
3C1 VrId.n
;Wiltnir.ci.n
CH a llamtrt " 1 t p
s a.WJ,U r VM p
VUiUcnrw " vu'p
iOjpAttnt? IU lfp
pi UaCUrb rte
illWr.Mt Uollj " 7 lip,
11 a StarJet I n-k 7 rv p
A? fi p Lltx-t-li.t- m - ii
,lscjprbrrj s- ?4p
lfp tlb f
r p !Iulb-rr.-l!-':t 4 3iip
il
lij ! 41
4i p
m ?: a .. j.
Train N- . t.t 4 :. "1 be A'iinla :rrcUU" --hd VViili : .::
.i!i(U. i .n No. arid II. .1 .1 I t
rin whb r? ai
Hwlid tro. 1 u!i nr Irvyr anU
VI, c I'rr-i
Jlo. II. W-.t t
Central Mr :ir.
Money to Loan.
On improved farms at fl per cent, on
long time and easy term. Payment
on Installment of one tenth of princi
pal payable annually on November lt.
For full imrlirular call uihhi
S. tl. Fin ley.
Oniice in North State Hotel.
Sale of Real Estate.
Hy virtue of a power ol aleo&feret
upou me in a JIortKscc I -! d tit-.!
January 1W, IHmv rxrcutd b) Jul i l
nainonand wire Harriet Will'.ntoM
which ald Mortgage I)-el i dolv reg
istered in book ci Fape ill m .rr.. e r
Ueciter of tHred in I.ir.4lti .unt) .
N. C. 1 will expo to public -flle t
the highest bidder for rnb at bl'oort.
Houe diHir in I.ircolntur, Lincoln
County, N C. at 12 t.'cloct. tu. o
Monday Gthday uf April
the land describe! in ?aid noirt(CtTv
situated In I.luctiln County and bHi4.
ed a follow to wtt:Firt tract aljn
in the land of Levi Finder. P. if.
urum ana otnem. beetnuin? tarrck I
Unicer scorner llien.-e S U i; pi HrMViD . t r V O rm
V to rtk (in s ui i i i
131 1
Jr i
tUi
jt.ie.
r j p?t. Ti4t jifa;
I.ii.r.T.l..Ti N.C- j
TWO FOi? ONE.! (ttSKB WD
JSrtedule In effect frusi
li. U. F. llAltl KlI.
IV trtrtAI Aj' F u r N T
Kirii.-
old Jersey buggy, and a ham of
meat. She didn't care for any of
your empty titles oT foreign nobil-
Hv Sil
anything about the silver question . . . h
, , . . . 1 ham Index.
difference between Butler's co-operation
in 1894 and 1S(.K, and said
that two years ago he did not sav
Lonir Tate
out went in heavmy on the elec
tion laws and published each week
in his paper cartoons of "Demo
cratic bull. pens, "'with a voter out
side and two negroes inside (with
their feet higher than their heads. )
The truth is the "silver atti
tiule" of Puttier makes the KepuV
li:tn m'a-.l and tired. I1mu. it j
that
Notice to the Public.
The public i hereby notified and for
bidden to hire, or employ, or maintain
the below named boy or in aiiywUe
encourage them to tay away from
home, they both being minora and
having left home without the consent
of their father. Name a- follows
Henry Ilootiey and Ie Hooney, oii of
l'rrr.K and Annik Hikinkt.
Lincoln County, N. C. Feb. nib Ihwi.
to a rock thence S 21 W 4i
. J aus a . .
lornie f w r.tv, r l)3 lake IM gully
thence with gull) to a pine on VT bank
of gully thence N U W 77". P I cum
thenceSK7 W IZK, Pto nek thtnceS
fii W Hi p to rock thence SCJ ?V 124 V i
. K . i. . i ... . . ... . . .
i i u a uinirr ,-i " v I ! rock
thence S 73 W 64 p t r k Itw teftn
ning corner containing 31 urm.
Second tract beginning at a lake
and run S 111 K3 I to r-k thenr 8
10i I to rock thence 3 W V
Sourwood thence N hi w lit, pto rock
thence N 10 W 12 Ptotake in branch
thence with branch to the herinnine
containing t7 acre. Thi sn day of
February
Aucr Cikt KMtH, Mortgagee.
I -T,"4r N . c;
i Vntral Time Maodard
Oul. uTH. N. fc-
)
S 1 . '2 5
i-". f
t lte lrr 7?J '.Ut
- I. e I.w T iUe 7 t Hi. t5
l.te i rC'.r.tir IU ille an. it :
i l.eaveliull filll- Hart V i
Hon. . F. Armlield, of StateF
ville, is opiM-fed to the Ihe HI io 1
business.
i
Daniel Pool, ot Fallston, Cleve- 1 M
land count v, has been arrested and i INOllce.
lor inc.,t, Says ho Cle.el.nd ! , JJfc-j'S
tnr.
1 . O.
ciiA siix) ! '! !:. rs.. c.
.11-22-95.
FRESH FAMILY
GrEOGERIES
4
AND
CON F EOT I ON AR i ES
SOLD AT
LOWEST PRICES
BY
LINCOLNTON, N. C.
12-6-l-y. . ' . '
me of them say liutler basjshTmUl nminatt.
it
h
;oo lumi-'mv v. u n uie i an k aim ni (,m Democrats
. i" l. : i rM
oi ins pan v. un'ir reai nope is',iu,uv
to etleet a Coolness between lllt-
ler and t-lie Populists.
Here is what two Populists have
to say about things that were at
the meeting :
Otho llson said : ''It looks to
Harris thinks the Hails
Hussell becau
hate him so cor-
! 1 tie .Al.'tllOllut 1 Tnt ilil ttna nf
New- Jersey has voted to admit
women delegates to tho General
Conference.
Editor Hal Aver, ot tho Cauca-
1 ecd notice is hereby given to all
creditor to present their claims to ald
Kxecutrix liefore the
-Gth day of February 1M)7
and till notice will be pleaded in bar
of any claim not presented byiaiddate
All th.He indebted to aid estate will
come iu and settle at once. This 2x3th
day of February 1Mj.
F.viri ixk A. Moti,
Kxccutrix C. Moti, Dec'd.
U- tl.-pr.....f ur rl- r i '.V '
' Iave Clever
nb.O-. Tbl i for ull new tave f ;attiia
siiLm n1-r. or ol.l tu,. j J--I..:ni
I rave Newt n.
cnl-fs r-uew tog and at- Iave Hickory
jug in advjoc, wm tend t'ST.lZlZ?l'lLl
HOME fiHD FARM S
i Iave Hlrkori
ONE YEAR FHEE.i IeSVe Newfon
Iave I.lfct..lrIJrti.
11 34 W
w n i : n f
M (din, 1 81 f
11 .1 tu t t
ir a ptt, i i
1 lm 1 .
Chattel Mortgage for sale at
The Democrat oihee, neatly print
ed on good paper at 40, cents per
hundred
me like a complete victory for the lan' Snys tbe KpPucau8 are fools
radical fusion crowd. It did not!and that rPuliet8 aro hepinninv
look so until I saw the proceed- j t0 lind il out-
ings. The committee to consult- Senator Hoke Smith and ex
with.us stands three for total fu-jsPeaker Crisp will hold a joint
sion and two against. There may discussion on the silver question
be some arrangement by which the i at Augusta, Ga., March 31st.
Populists will concede the Gov-' The Cleveland Star reports that
Father Franci9 celebrated the first
Save l
Faying $
Bills
ernor. W e will have to wait and
see. I see no sign of it."
High Maps ever celebrated in Shel-
Secretary Ayer, of the Populist j by, Wednesdarrjf last week.
State committee, says: Thej Corbett nd Fitzsimmona have
Populists will nominate and vote1 eigned to fight in London for the
for a man for Governor whether championship of the world. But
we elect him or not, and if the Corbettmust first apologize to the
Republicans want to nominate a iJbndon Athletic Club for talk ho
candidate they can do bo. One has had about ita members.
i 15 15 15 BOTAHIC t
BLOOD BAUil J
THE GREAT REMEDY
a rca u etooo axo sxnt oscuo
7 Iwm r -4 mm m m
rrscwonii."' Wrm, rxmu. S
HFAmATlSal. C1TSR1M. OtVFTlCW;
lIMQ aKCS. t frf M u k i it mS
S r W-4 tka rnmm e ,
k-ntai a mom aw tk. wm mm y ihwl 0
SE!1T FREEw..SIF-mxa.l
r BkOOO BALM CO, AStat.Ca. P
Saloof Real Estate.
Hy virtue of adeetl uf trul. to tne
executed by .Seth Cline on the 2ith day
of March vjo. conveying the follow In;?
demribed real estate In tmt to tecurv
a debt due by id Seth Cline. to A
Nlaon and by ai4 A. Nixon Aigtie
to Marion Cline and the payment of
said debt becoming due and power of
iale absolute at the reiuet of Marion
Cline Awigoee "CT au! debt and to
whom same indue. I will by virtue of
the authority ve-ied In and by aaid deed
of trut, e at public auction for ch
to the bighet bidder at the Court
IIou-door In the town of Lincoln ton,
N. C on
Monday IlOtli day of March ItW
at 12 m. being Monday of spring Term
l'xj of Lincoln Superior Court, the
following piece, tract or parrel of land,
wiluated in the town of Llnrclotvo.
Lincoln County. N.C. and more par
ticntarly described and drflneti fyj.
Iowa :
Ileing part of lot No. Si S W aiUai
of I.incclnton. commencing at a stake
on High Htrret . from the N. F
corner of ald lot No Zi. run. thenc
along High Mn-t. SliK &.r.i. )M(
tf m take Ull Ihp llrrrt lUnSr. u-
II 1-10 polra to the line of a new atreet
laid out : then along sid new atrrel
V U J Mr to takeon'd tret.
thenNM:ilI.2,Mdea t the DegTn
nlng containing 1-2 acre-niore or Im,
and adJoiulandof Kcima Cobb. But.
Icrllerndonand others. For further
dencriptlon reference hereby mad
to deed from Venla Cline to Seth CHne
regi.tered In book CI rae 2Tj7 and to
deed from C. and W. il. Molt to Venis
Cline. trgl.tercd in book 43 pagrtW in
"offlc- oflh Kegi.ter of Ida fo?
Lincoln Countr. N C. tt-r-.
alo had to boo ea of De par .iJ
rgi.terof Ieed-a oC!ce of Lincoln
Coantr. N.C. This 25th day of Frb-t
ruarr lrJ- J
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HOME AND PA KM t. a 10
pa agricultural journal
mado by farmers for firm
er, lis Homo Department
conducted nt Aout Jane, is
uttrtuallKS. Its Children's
lcpartrnnt. conducted bf
"Faith IAtirosr, is enttrtiin
mg and intlrocttT.
Kcnesr now and get this
grat agricultural and born
Journal
1'RBE :
fctrnMeitiiif-2 zsow:
Irave latonia
IrSVe Clover
Ieave Yorkville
Lie CutrielUe
I.Ve McConbrlUtille J ii. U
Ivrave towrvlHe J 3j.?t s & I
Arrive Chester 4 ipu. - f
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i good rvnnevtic-n at i tf
U.C.4 N.. ard tte I.. f ". JL ,. :k
(iaatonia with A. JL C. I--
IJnrc4nt With t!e C. 4' ft
Hickory and Newt- witb ti
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Tobacco-
R. A. HOUSER,
-CPracUcalTinner-ira
AND
Dealer In--
TilfV Zinf MaUo Needlta and
l!i5l7rlot Mfhtns and Mote lUrwlr..
ami ail ktads of
COPPER WORK,
IotJs to Order at
J-owest Prices.
Just rwivcd a new "sunnlT of
.
N
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ity acxordm to j r.v'
lixcrs used tlian idi:
ash is its must
quircrncnt- jircxJuctnc
nc!d of finest r,r.v!c !
only fcrtilucr; ennu'.
least iof actual
I
Potasl
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in form of sulphate,
sure a clean turning b
fcrtiliicrii conLiintnc
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