North Carolina Newspapers

CX, 3 'local qleaniktgb oW- of our boys are export 1k-yla''i- int t r ami eggs have H.ar.v tlii-wfk. ; , i-iii' S of the Kkcokh on JlBf ,li.-U t!''- w,,'-k- (,,, iic out next Thursday and Jj.-itr Jarvin and Adams. Doi:"t l'orir' t th'i speaking on jtThiiixiaV OttMtli. v Mr. Fr;uik Wood has accepted a lum'wr contract down the o C's. 1 The i:.jiil.ic.iii county con-,-r.itioii will mwt in Marion next ' Mrs .1. . and Mi.a Li 1 lie ytiic v. of Turkey Cove, art viit in in t""- Spt cinl otlVr! The New York S'iiii-V'-' k I y World uud Record fr l.4' p'-r year. Will Godfrey lied a cow killed vst'Tilav hya train on tne South ern ro;nl west of the deput. A few penplf around town are ur'tl to read the poetry on this entitled "They are Dead." 1 1 r i : i LT us corn, wlxat, wood, i!iii'k"!:s. I utter, '.ugs, or anything v ui have, on your subscription. If -uosrriliers who owe us I ) ii t a up we may have to o into wiuti-r quarters without fire- Mitrgantoii fair begins on next Tii".m1:iv. IJound trip tickets 70 c"iits. (iooJ till October Gth. See M, r. J. S. Dysart, J. L. Mor pin. Ieut'y (Collector Xeai and XV II. liol.hitt liave boon in .Mortian- t ii this wowk. Some (iii touched the cold v.vai hi r button the tr'st ol this ttick. producing cold, .stormy and colli wcaf .er. On n. xt Thursday "1 Ton. J. S Ailanis and Senator Jarvis will sneak id (he Courthouse. Don't 1'oPiet 'In- d:i!e. I I'.n. Locke Craig's man Irieiuls i!l bi pleased to know 1; was nominated in Ashcville fo .M'haior In. in that di.-ti id. 1ST. C, TBCTJSOD-z-, SEPTEMBER 27, 1894 ROBBER AND WOULD-EE MURDERER HO 28 ltohhiu ( niMiu cd at His Mouu tain Cabin. He Wake A Desperate Tight fr Lib city. Julia Craig Stabbed. Frank Iiobbins has been trapped. He is the man that stole .$.'100 in cash and some notes from Joseph Craig last Saturday night, 'assisted as he confesses by Charley Ward, i you g man who works on Craijj's ! farm. . The money was in a little bu reau drawer. Robbins saw it when Craig paid him Saturday ovemiv for his week's work. While- Crai" and family were at supper Itob- bins (and, he says, Ward) man aged to unlock the drawer, and es caped w ith it and its contents. When Craig went to retire the robbery was discovered, and Rob bins was suspicioned. Craig came to Marion that night and procured i warrant from Judge Nichols. This was placed in the hands of Oflicer Jim Finly and a fruitless search was made for the money. Craig, how-aver, being convinced that Robbins was guilty, went to his home to-night (Thursday), which is a lor cabin on the Little Mountain, eight or nine miles north of Marion, and about two miles from Craig's, accompanied by his brothel's, John and Dug Craig, and George Lintz. When the house was reached, just after lark. Dug went inside the house and askid Robbins to come out saying that he wanted to see him privately. lie consented, and ho btepped out into the darkness, he walked into the arms of his cap tives, lie realized that he had stepped into a trap, and then a a fierce and perhaps fatal struggle ensued. He had an open knife con cealed, which he began to use with tellh.g effect. John 'Jraig was stabbed bv Rob bins to the hollow, near his heart, and seriously if not fatally injured, lie also tried to cut Joe Craig's throat, cutting through his shirt, vest :ind c at. The) are Dead. There was a man who never told a lie but he's dead; -Never sanl ir 'vas wet when it was dry. never said Hed raujrht a fish when he hadn't caught one, -Never said he'd done something that lie hadn't done, -Never scolded his wife, and never rot mad, And wouldn't heJieve that the world was so bad A respecter or men, a defender of wo men, Who believed the divine and in that Which ws liinii.in- I -ueek as Moses he never was imder- MOOII, nd tiie poor man died of being too good, And he's dead. There was a woman who never had gossiped a bit fthe's dead, too; Who hated all scandal nor listened to it, She believed in mankind, took rare of her cat, Always turned a deaf ear to this story or that; Never scolded her husband she never ; had one; Xo sluggard was she, but rose with the sun ; Never whispered in meeting, didn't care for a bonnet, Or all ol the feathers thot one could put on it; Never sat with the choir, nor sang the wrong note; Expressed no desire to lecture or vote; For the poor soul was deaf as a post also dumb; You might have called forever, and she would not have come. And she's dead. GENERAL NEWS ITEMS. This nation drank 88,777,187 gallons of liquor during the past year, and the int rnal revenue re ceipts this year will reach nearly $100,000,000, says the Atlanta Constitution. The Herald says that John Smith, of Mitchell county, was killed last Saturday night in the Silver Creek railr ad bridge two miles this side of Morganton. Smith was a poor man, and leaves a wife and two children in Mitchell. An engine pulling the fast mail n the Carolina Central road ran into an open switch Wednesday of this week, says the Observer, hn- tjineer Misenheimer an4 1 ireman Will Mack, both jumped from the cab, and the former was badly crippled. The engine was a total wreck. - ne ct the passengers wei'3 hurt Considerable excitement aroused over the mysterious death of 11. M j Swain at Hot Springs two weeks Thb men him, and he then submitted. teU- :'l l"' in convulsions. A lew Oil ft Mine i ui i nu 1 1 miiiit' n u.i , The Republicans of McDowell county are her by cajled to meet in the Court Ilpu-e at Marion on Monday, tjic. 1st day of October 194 at 11 o'clock a. m., for the purpose of nominating a candidate for the House of Representatives, Clerk of the Superior Court, Regis ter of Deed., Sheriff, County Sur veyor and Coroner, and transact such other business as may be thought advisable. The chairmen of the committee of the different voting precincts will call township meetings on Saturday Sept. 29th and elect delegates to the county convention as provided by the Mate plan of organization, to rep resent them in the county convention. All who are opposed to the present administration of the Dem ocratic party and favor a repeal of tne present system of county gov ernment and Payne election law, invited to take part with us, erres pective of past political affiliations. J. L. Mokgax, Chairman of Rep. Ex. Com. Wbils in Chicago, l!r. Charles L, Kaliler a prominent slioe roercliHHt of lies Moine?. Iowa, had ijuitJ ft serious time of it. lie took such a Severn cold that lie could bard ly talk or navigate, but the prompt use of Cliniubei lam's Cough Remedy cured biro of his odd eo quit-kly that others at the hotel who had bad colds followed hU ex ample aud half a dozen persons ordered it from the nearest ding store They were profuse in their thanks to Mr. Kahler for telling them how to cure a bad cold so quickly. For sale by Morphcw & White, Druzxists. OKI Clothes Made ew. And at reasonable prices. I color clothing both gentlemen and ladies goods, and I guarantee satisfaction and I also bind, repair and clean th most delicate fabric. (Jive mo a trial and be convinced. S. V. WEEKS. Marion, N. C. took the kni e from l ago. lie tot It two drinks ot bnuxly then submitted. teU- :'j Ui ' 'uu'?- . A 1 ing them if th-y would not harm j ju wik.h u him he would give up the money, i )f tll(, faet l!uit he committed t? Mr. L. U. (iriss. in ni d R. R Hill of .WiovilN.-. are visiting our ciiv in t':e int'. rest of th; Commer cial r.uiMiug Loan Association of Kiel: m. lid Va. ilev.T. J. Rogers will go to Piaacle ni xt Sunday to dedicate a m cluircli, and Rev. M. L. Kay lorv.il! pr.-ach at tho M. E. Church l;w Sunday morning. Mr. Rogers :l preach h-r-Suut'ay night. Mr. Thus Medd, win recently made an extended trip to the H"i't!,.Tii cities, accompanied by Mr-;. Mi dd, purchased a large and varied stock of goods for spot cash ami you may expect bargains at tin' Variety Store. I . A. Xitrain, who was hilled fur Old Fort tonight, was prevent- d troiii tilling their engagement fieri' on account of had weath.e U will give their performance of uit and humor there on next Tues day i,iglit, Oct. 2nd. The Morganton Fair commcn 'ex next Tuesday, and will .01 -tiinie till Thursday evening. It ill he the h st fair ever held in ie.iike county. Reduced rates on f i'1 railroad. Attend. Fine horse ;.'.nl bicycle races special features. Mr. Win. Mel). Rurgiifs nnny fii. nds will he glad t- learn that pr.sp.vts are Mattering for the re cvery ,,f his health. He is re viving every attention that kind H' s and skill can bestow, at the '""ids ..f )r Murphy and assist 'ts, at the Western Hospital. The puldic is hereby notified ,: at this in v.n:i)i ri iiniiot nuhlish ''i'ltuarics, cards of thanks, lvsolu !'"!s ,t' respect, etc., unless paid T is is a rule of the N. C. 1 i' s Association that no editor violate, without sacrificing lr-i-!'-ip:e arid honor. When a friend hands us such matter, the c "h must acco npany the copy, r u" positively cannot pub ish it. He lead the way up the mountain a short distance, accompanied by Joe Craig and Geo. Lintz, to a rock pile, and brought forth the treasure which he had concealed there and delivered it to Craig. Craig got all the money, notes and the drawer. Dr. Click wa.4 called tonight to Iress John Craigs wounds. Oflic.'rs have gone after Robbins, who is at Joa Craig's house, being guarded until he could bo conveyed to jail. Mrs. Sallie Tate, wife of Mr. A. (. Tate, died at her home near Rridgcwater, at 9 o'clock a. m. on Wednesday, the 27th inst., of con sumption, leaving a devoted hus band and children to mourn the cide. A :ii'd of 'S luiiilis. Editor Recoud: l'leano allow us space in your paper to tender our sincere thanks foi and express our appreciation of the kind assis tance rendered us and the sympa thy manifested for us by the good people of Marion o the occasion of the -sad death of our beloved nephew, Walter Gentry. Mu. and Mits. J. P. Norton. Sept. 27th, 1894. Furious Storms. A dispatch to the Charlotte Oh server savs that a wild hurricane from the West Indies struck Jack sonville, Fla., Wednesday at 11 a mi 1 1.1. A .. ,.i..:f i . ..n,...f uoi'ito t lrisrian " , i ,. m... t.. leis! of 40 miles an hour, and rain fell wuc aim moim-i. n.-. been a great sufferer for a long time. We extend our heartfelt vmn:itliv to the bereaved family. J '"1 - IIre is the place to buy your parts. We have them at greatly reduced prices McCall & Con ley. Irving W. Lnriraore, physical director of V. M. C. A., Pes Moine, Iowa, s.ijs he can conscientiously rcvuinnivnd Oliamberlaiii'd Tiiin Dahn to n'.h'eti-s, ynasts, bicjcliits loot lirt'l phiyers ttudtlio profession in gen trsd lor bruiser, tipraius n l Ji'locationa ; alio for soreness nnd stiffui-83 of the nms- tlej. Wlien aiipiieil before the parts be' come swollen it will efit-ct h cure in one- ill' the time usually reiniireil. For sale by M orpin: w k White, Drujigist-J. IVotice. We as a iirm have dissolved, and ill run separate businesses after November 1st, 1894, and all per sons who are indebted to the pres nt firm will save cost by settling ith us at once. Respectfully, Hemphill & Clark. BUSINESS PARAGRAPHS. Items of Interest iu Thefte Hard Times. There is no time like the present, for tomorrow may be too late. Insure your lives at once. See "ail" of W. F. Wood in another column. We are receiving our new fall stock of dry goods and notions. Ixnight at lowest prices, and wili be sold on same basis. We invite a comparison of goods and prices with anybody .aCome and see. McCall & Conley. Martin Bros sell womens shoes at 75 cents that others ask $1.25 for. J. G. Nichols & Rro. are certain ly selling clothing, hats and shoes cheap. Something new, Tapioca, just re ceived at J. P. Norton's a fine prepa ration for making jelly. See the nice buggies and carts for eale by W. P. Jones. Martin Bros sell the farmers shoes for $1.00 that others sell for $1.25. The biggest,' prettiest and best lino of Scent calicos ever in tewn at Blan ton's. Finest stock of Razors and pock et cutlery at Jones Hardware. Of all the goods, Dr. Jones has the finest. Go there for hardware. Clothing, Hats, Shoes, Sifters Buckets, Baskets and pictures cheap at Medd s ariety Store. Why in the world didn't yon buy those shoes from McCall ifc Con lev, and save money' lhey keep the best shoe at the lowest prices. Also full stock dry goods and notions has arrived. Bring us your produce and get good prices McCall & Conley. J. G. Nichols & Bro. have just received a large and varied stock f clothing. 200 acres unimproved land for tie by XV. H. Hester. J. G. NICHOLS, R. L. NICHOLS. NOW FOB THE RAJE- This is a day o" hot competition, and we new announce that no firm shall beat us iu famishing goods at We have just received a larg j stock of Clothing, Hits, Dress Goods, Slices, Ac. t j suit every one, and fell them with tho - ' TAB I:FiP O IF1 IF1, A largo and general lintJ of MerchantlrKc,v Groceries &c. CALL AND SEE V& J". G- IsriGHOiLS &c EO. Her remains wen tenderly layea at rest in the family graveyard on Muddy Creek today (Thursday), the funeral services being conduct ed bv Rev. T. J. Rogers. peaking. Moss'P. Justine and tianlnor, enn -eratic eanili.iatcs, and Messrs. Dnla and IMaek, Fusion candidates, for the State Senate, will addres the people in joint discussion at the following times and places : Cr.ihtree Church, Yancey Co., Oct Hum: ville, Iav Hook, " Hollow Poplar, Mitchell P.akersvillc, Klk Par, Marion, McDowell I sartsville, Old For', in torrents. The largest .hotel in the city was unroofed and flooded with rain. The union depot was blown down. Losses are great. It is believed that millions of dollars damages has been done orange groves and other property Savannah, Charleston, Wilming I ton, and t limitary sections have suffered terrible losses. Tho wind j blew a 00 mile per hour rate t Savannah, and a 75 mile rate at Tvbee. d. Oet 3d. ) t 4th. Oct rth. Oct lull. ( let st h. Oct 10th. Oct 11th. Oct lath. I all For (iovfriior. The most enthusiastic conven tion of Democrats we ever read of was held in Saratoga, on last Wed nesday. Senator David P. Hill was unanimously nominated for governor of New York, amid th wildest enthusiasm, and Denial N Attention is called to thejfact , f iIlffai0 .va3 nomin. . i.... iiwti.. miii ;:iriner anoi-- j . the opposing caml Mates for the Senate j ted unanimously for Lieutenant ,v .his met w: J'' " Governor. Hill accepted the nom ng times and places: Marion, Wed-1 nation with great reluctance. This nesday October loin; Jo... f t . t f . 'J'hursday October 11th; Uiu tort, r n dav Ociober 1:1th. Ket'ortl sun! AVoiid $1..0 li special arrangement we are ei:- Senate. -A Variiiug. The law requires that all residents of ::1 1 d to s. iul you 1 iik Marion Kkctj d ; our v;i .,g.e shall keep their premises ana the ow l urii v, eehn . a lor , .,oan The niarshal wili hereafler at. one vear lor 1.,0 m advance. Oldsul.-; scribers who pay up ofc(.nre are en-j tend to those who seem to ignore the titled to this rate. 'law. IJ. A. Cheek, Supt. of Health. Notice to the Public. The Clyde lines having abandon ed the tight of cutting rates the Southern Railway have restored their freight rates of all classes to the usual rates charged prior to Juue 8th '94. G. E. Lee, Agt. An elegant line of drv goods notions and a full line of eelebra ted Red Star Dress Shirts, hats shot?, wroceries &c, at Martin Bros. We defy competition in prices. Wanted a partner who can fur nish from $:-00to $500 capital. In vestment safe and big profits, for particulars address the Marion Ri:eoui. Wanted: A few boarders, good board and a plenty of it, good beds and good rooms for man and horse on Spring street. Mas. N. G. Rich Notice. Mihth Cakoi.ixa. ) In the Superior, Yancey County. S Court Fall Term James Koland, et. us., Sarah Koland, C W. Edwards, et. ux , Lucinda Edwards et. al. vs. Cratus Bailey, Lodusky I?ai ley, Cora IJailey, (irover r.ai ley. Mitt ie Bailey, Pansy I'.ailey, et. al. The lefenl:mU abor named will take no: ice that an actio 1 f niitleJ as above b been commtneed in the Superior Court of Yancey county to set aside and declare I void n certain :leed to a certain tnictof! land to which the defendants have become heirs and which deed was improperly and illegally made; and tho said defendants will further take notice that they are re quired to appear t the nut terra of the Superior Court of Yancey county, to he he d on the 8th Mo!.d:iy after the 1st Mon day in September 1691, at the Courthouse of said county iu ISurJsviSle, N'- C, and n. ser or demur to the complaint ia said ac tion or the plaiiititT i!l opply to the court for the relict demanded in said complaint. This IStU day of September ISD4. W. B. UXKS,C. .S C. Go to Medd's Varietv Store for ill sizes of Fruit Jars. Thev are the best and cheapest. Martin Bros, havo the largest assortment of fine shoes in town at low prices. Hoots or Shoes we all must wear, The good will wear, the had will tear Have patience folks and don't he seared At the Piedmont can be repaired It. VV. Williams. Pickled tripe at J.l'.Norton's. The Record and Atlanta Weekly institution one year for $1.10. Go to A. B. Gil key & Son's for fresh French candies. New home made molasses of the very best grade at A. R. Gilkey & Son. 911 ANNOUNCEMENTS. AT C0SJ! AT COS! We are requested to annonneo (J. W. tJibson nsan independent can didate for the. Legislat are. '"piIE voters of McDowell County t JL I having been urged by my friends gome cf the prominent and most influential men of om countr loolfi-r mvstlf before tli Public for the oflice of Register of Deeds and as there is uo polit ical isne in aid of fice I with due reaped to all panics hereby announce my pelf an independent candidate for the clT.ce ot It gister or Deeds. I will make my campaign with t:ie other candi dates and if elected 1 w ill serve you like a man and favor you all I can to all who may make inquiries concerning my worthiness aud competency are ihecrful'y referred to County Superintendent of i'uhlic Instruc tion ex-county Superintendent of Tublic la struction aUo to the Public School Coin mitteemen for white race district numbtr 10 whein I tat gilt t o sessions. Citizens come out and vote for me and have your Deeds and Mortgages r gisi cred at a lower per cent than ever before. Young men vote for me and have voiir License issued cha ip- er. Ite spec If u I ly, J. K. Oaig A fair notice to everybody. I will within the next sixty' days SELL AT COST FOR CASH my entire Stock of Merchandise. Stock now Complete, Comprising everything kept in a lirst-claas count rj- store. I also have one genuine Steam Saw-mill, Six hundred acres of ridge and branch land, one-third well tim bered, Three good mules, two good wagons, two good log carts, A splendid yoko of oxen, Ono good dwelling house, barn and other buildings, on a 4-acni lot at Nebo, N. C. Kverylody come, and ,sco me, or address mo at niy office, - Respectfully, G. M. ANNIH Xo communications published if the writer's name is not known to the edi tor. Write on one side of the paper only, or we will throw both sides into the waste basket. TT avinsbeen solicited by many of JLA the good people wf McDowell coun ty, hereby announce niyseu a canoi dane for representative in the next general assembly ui North Carolina, to represent McDowell county. I will make my campaign for aire form in gen eral taxation and the public, school svstein. 1 am in favor of economy in public expenditures, and reducing the salary of state olhia Is. lam iso in favor of pensions for disabled soldiers, and providing homes and physicians for tire poor who are deserving. I ask the support of good people of all par ties, and pledge myself to be faithful to vour interests if elected. I am opposed to making the rich richer and poor poorer. Your obedient servant, Aug. Cth 1SIW M. L. Dkal. MARION COPPER WORKS. ESTABLISHED IN 180. THE EAGlt BAR, Pure Kentucky Uyo and North Carolina Corn Whiskies, Wines, Brandies Export Beer. Champagne, Brandy Peaches, rrench Brandy, and in fact, all liquors kept inn. first-class Saloon. Orders solicited from adjoining counties, Adtlress tho EAGLE BAli H lltlO.V, W. i Repairing and Fitting up Register ed Distilleries on short notice. I have Stills, Caps and Worms. CHEAP FOR CASH Guttering and Roofing, all kinds of Baths made to order, infact any thing in the metal line. Sewing Machines repaired and put in good running order. J. (1. McNAfcnrox. 35 COMPLETE NOVELS NEATLY BOL'XO, ASI A YK.-wi'd bUHSCKIPTION o a larpe 16-pags illustrated montlilj raacazine for ON LY 30 tK.NT. This is most liberal otfer as I'ousebold Topics, the magazine referred to, u a uigu-cl.iss paper, replete with stories ot love, adventure tiavcl, anil short interesting ana luRirtic tive sketches of fict and liincy ; and in Hi ilst cf 35 novels ire such treasures as "A Itravc toward, hv IJobert Louis Stevenson A Blacksmith's Daughter, by Etta W Pit-rce; Niuetta, a most pleasing s:ory b.y M. T. Caldor; A tiilded Sin ana IJetwee Two JSi is, by the author of Dora Thorne; The Truth of It, by the popular writer, Hiijli Conway; atid the Moorehouse Trage dy, rather seusatioiud, by II rs. Jana C. Aug' in; A Heroine, a delightful story by Mrs. Iteoecca II. Davis; Wall Flower, by the popular Marion Il.irland, and the great story (iuiiiv or Xot Guilty, Uy Amanda M Douglaiii. Space forbid uieuliouihg the other novclt but they arc a'J ihe same high grade, popular, blight, roni-utic, spicy, interesting stories. The 35 novels and the current issue of Household Topics will be seut you the day your order Is rtceived This wif. supply you with a season's readiug for a mere bong; and will be appreciited ly all in the household. Send at ooce 30 ceots to HorstHOLM Topic Pub. t'o., V. O. Box 115!) New York City N. Y J. A. McDonald, Proprietor. MAlilON, x. r. LOOK HEBE. I desire. all who want shoes re paired neatly and substantially will please apply to moa.ttne arK. in Marion, N. 0. W II. Wakefield. Kenneth Bazemore had the good fortune to receive a small bottle of Chamberlain's Col ic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Heinedy when three ruetnbeis of his family were sick with dysentery. This one siutll bottle cured them all and he had souk left which he gave to Geo. Y Raker, .1 pro'P.iri' nt riTchmt of the place, LewUi.on, X. C, ami it t urcd him ol the same complaint- Wbeu trouble 1 with dysentery, diarrhoe-i, coiic or cho'er-t Notice. Notice is hereby given tli.at b:d- for iLttinir tbe county liomn V. ill be re ceived at t lii - office till Octoler 2d 19-1. .Ml bids will tx under seal, a eonmanied with a good and sufficient bond of ). Tbe board reperves tbe rigbt to reject all bids J. C. Kkowx, Clerk of Board of Co. Com This September 4th ls94. AIvaysGures. Botanic Blood Balm The Great Remedy for th speedy and peraiaiv run al 5rofuU. Rlieumatlsin. Catarrh. Vict Ecxenta. Eating and Spreailne Soref . Eruptions, a and all 5K1N AND BLOOD WSEAEES. Mai i from th prescriptloa of an tmment poyaician who used it with marvelous success (or 40 years, and its continued use for theesi year by thou sands of grateful people has deautfistraled Out It is by far the best building up Tonic and Blood Purifier ever offered to the world. It stake w rich blood, and possesses atasoM miraculous healing properties. tr WRITE FOR BOOK OP WONDERFUL f CURES, scat free oa appucouoo. If not kept by your focal druggist, seed li-oo for a large bottle, or Svoo for six bottle, and I BttdiciM will b (nt freight paid by BLOOD BALM GO., Atlanta, Ga. !E ANIMAL EXTRACTS: rrepr4accordl kg u tb formula of t Z DIL W3I. A. HAMMOND, In laboratory at Waaailasfloi. D. C. KHlBKIVr., from the brain, for dla-1 ea"- U' hr iii anal nervono f lorn. Mi:il LLI5IE.rniii thf apiaal eor4. tar . am H"'aKS l Uiv cord. 1 Lrficoiautt.r-Ani, AURIV.U AND DEPAltTUIlE OF TRAINS. Soctheii Railroad -Wa st boucd trairf morbus, give this remedy a t-.al and you ; armea l Marion tt 1.45, p will lie pleased witi the resu't The tiraise tliat naturally Ullou s il" introduction utid Iiudgins k HVatson, Justice i .Morphew, I use has n.ade it very popular. 20 and 00 ct Attorney's fjr plaintiff. J buttle for sale by Slorphew A. .Sreetman. and U-aTf-s at 1.41. East bouoa train arrives al and leaes at 4;'.ii p. m. C..i k C. IIailboad Train arrires at 12:10 p. m , and leares at 4:43 p. m. ; (BDISC, from tli teart. for duteai f ti!M ho.t rt . . i Ti.TI.V from tl. V-itn. for dloeaae ' :of tbe tvie. (Airoplay of Ihe urcaas. ur- 1 llitr.ew. , . - . awvAHlwI.from th ovariab. for illawaae . tof th ovari. HtTSM.1 LI.B. t tyro-line. etc. Kvm. Fin nfc frirt tt drarhBS. U.M. X The phystole1rat ffrct froAufQ by , T arinrla dow fnMM r rooted Mo "of th palx- with fMlincaif fullnnw and di. tentloo in th hoad. exfcllaratlnn of rartts. lnord nrlaary excivttfcii. -fntllaa : of the pulili fir-a . thr l.lddr. ad paFTtstalUcactiuw r.f ttiiiirlln. IncrMM in BimiH iirrucia "a ereaawNl powr of lln l. idaly let ,4 InrMurf nn. tll anil ritralle tx T. IL-hors lwl druilt ri' nut KUPpllrd with the Kimmuiil Animul Uitraeu they ' wHI I mailed. t- c-tl.a-r ul all Mllf nieraturc ia tb,noje,on miyt m trm, by THK rOI.rJBf CBCXirAI. CO,