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fjockiuglxam Rppjset.. V' ' -' ' - - ft, 17. KNIGHT,' Editor and Proprietor jtlSace: , . wn . . Jjypp EVERETT, WALL CQatPANy 's. ' ' StTBSCRIBTJOy -.EATSS : One year, .irr- ?L50 $ix month, ') Three months, .40 jjgy All subscription accounts must be jaid ip, advance. . . ggf Advertising rates furnished on ap plication. Published EverXotay IS IT A COMMENDABLE ADr : It was oyr .fortune, at a recent day, to be lqoking .over the journals of proceed ingsof the'Pbnvention of J787 and the journals of the. Senate ufthe United States, published about Joi;ty years ago. In the former we found that Mk Madison, Mr. Ham ilton, fifr. Gouverneur Morris, Mr. Rutledge arid others were members. Jn the latter' here were Mr. Calhoun, Mr. Webster, Mr. Badger, Mr. Clay and others equally distinguished and able. Now there xire no 3Iislens in the Senate. Why do not the newspapers refer to the proceedings by stating 'that f Representative made a certain motion or introduced Pl certain bill. Why should he be called Mister ? Who else could make a motion or a speech in the Senate, except a Senator? Why the non sense of speaking of them as Sena tors, thus : ''Senator" Sherman said ; Senator" Vest said ; "Seuator" Coke saij 1 It is ridiculous pretension. "Honorables" are now far more abundant than they were in the earlier days. When the University of the State was chartered there were but three "Honorables" in the Board, - ' y - although the Governor, both the Senators and all the Representatives in Congress were members of it. Ifow it is so common as not to be distinctive, just as is the dog fee of LL. D. and the term Professor. The last named is applied to barbers and travelling horse doctors, as well as $0 teachers, in schools who need teaching very badly themselves. Wh$t a rage there U for title?, and how Jittle, really, they are worth ! A CRUSHES. The nomination of Whilelaw Jteid to be Minister to France- was ponfjrmed yestefday. Senator Ran som was due of several Democrats who voted for him. . I fully approve pf Senator Ransom's vote. The foregoing is from the Raleigh Chronicle's Washington correspond ent, and when it is considered that the correspondent is a woman the announcement of her approval of the pharacteristic vote qf our "superb" Senator, oqght to instantly settle the question of its propriety, and put fin end. to the unpleasant criticises of some of the newspapers., Also flitto in regard toiour 'guperb'1 'Sen atorV vote for 'Murat Halste.id as Minister tQGrermany. Also, general ly, in regard to any tb ing our "superb" Senator says qr cjqes. Vive la pelli- Brqthep, Bailey of the Biblical Recorder, brother Caldwell of the tates.ville Landmark, and brother Jaftiels of the State Chronicle have been discussing, the subject of bus tles, and eatb lias declared himself unalterably opposed to the edict Vfbjcl has gqne forth that "the bustle must go.'' Notwithstanding all that may be saj4 fpr qr against this mod ern invention, the busUa will be apt to go wherever the women go. ffhe landmark thinks the bustle "undoubtedly an emblem of ciyili fiation," while the Chronicle "never (elt criticising Mrs.. Cleveland but pppe and: that was4 when she discard e4 bustles." The Recorder was disgusted at hearing "a female pvangelist preach "without having pn, such an appendage or addition, afld, he made such a poor show that we h,aye been in favor- -of all such finprqyprfl'epts ever since." Vegive these qpinjons irom our married , brethren to iet the girls know that the buste isfregardid with favor by pien df taste and judgment, and they shpuld not lie discarded. The ndminirtiohr al Murat Hal- stead to bp Mjhistee ta,(3ermany has eep, reectedVbyltte Senate, and the ipajignant eilittirof ; the "-Cincinnati Poiqiqerpiah'' Gazette- wilL have to ' stay at h.p,inp nndcontinue to 'abuse . the South aEwdffhe 'Detrifccratic. par . fy. $ut perhaps he will .find it a plea'santfcliversicirv fpr'a while to eu- logie John Sherman foirhis heroic - -. pfforts in befialf pf his confirmation, and in '-heaping anathemas unon ; those ltepu)iican Senators who com- : p".?3VVi his vwtv. -We do not kn6w how much truth there is in sit, but it is comnjon talk around ton Jhajt the visit to Wash ington Tasp week' of Messrs. W.R. and Victor Terry and D. MMorrU son -was fruitful of results. It is said that 'gquire Terry got the ap pointment as posmaster at Laurin burg and that Mr. Morrison .is to be postmaster at Rockingham. It is also rumored that Mr. Raiford Terry has been commissioned as a mail, agent oft he- Carolina Central and - that John ..Cameron, JEsqn has the promise of a similar position on 'the R. & A. R. R., from Hamlet to Raleigh. Jf all this be trte, the new Administration is doing the square ftjing by the "faithful" of this com munity, and is to be commended for the progress it is making in chop ping off the Democratic heads. We should really be glad to see every Republican in Richmond county get an "offis," and the farther from home their appointments would car ry them the. better we should like it If is stated 'that Mrs. Stonewall Jackson was recently virtually ten dered the postoffice at Lexington, Va., both the President and Postmaster-General Wanamaker press ing her to accept the position. But Mrs. Jackson declined the proffered place, and it is now intimated that, in his zeal to honor her, President Harrison will tender her the post office at Richmond, Va., the salary of which is 10,000. She is worthy of the highest honor, and it is to be hoped that she will be tendered the latter place and will accept it. News Outlines. From the Wilmington Star. The Navy Department has order ed three war vessels to be sent to Samoa. Twelve hundred carpenters are on strike in St. Louis for an eight hour day and forty cents per hour as standard wages. The case of Cross and White has been assigned for argument on the second Monday of the next term of the U. S. Supreme Court. A man, supposed to have become suddenly insane, attempted to kill his wife and children in Dalton, Ga., on Sunday, and afterwards killed himself ; it is thought his wife will die from her injuries. A letter has been received in Ed inburg from the explorer Stanley, dated September 4, but it contains nothing new. Pope Leo has written a letter to Archbishop Gibbons and the other Archbishops of the United States, in which he bestows his love and apos- tic benediction for their defense of the rights of the Apostolic See. Queen Victoria has cabled a jncss age of sympathy to the President relative to the terrible naval misfor tune in Samoa and the deplorable loss of life, and which was formally presented by the British Charge, in company with the Secretary of State. Condition of Labor in ths Country. New York, April 1. The World presents to-day statements from its correspondents in some of the lead ing industrial centres on the general condition of labor throughout the country. As the result, they speak well of; the present and hopefully qf the future; and claim that in some places, especially in the South, workmen are in demand. Two or three admit that "slight reductions" in wages nave been made in some trades, but that have occurred. no disturbances Standing by theld Confederates. New York, April 1. The legisla ture of- Texas has leased the old State Capitol for five year3 to the Confederate Soldier's Home at a rental of five dollars a year. The building will be used as the Home. The building produces $1,- 500 a year in rents so that the Home will have a steady revenue. The Texas Constitution would nqt allow a direct appropriation of money for the purpose, so that this method, was adopted. Lost.'! don't know where, I can't tell" when, I .-don't see how- something of great value to me, and tor the return ot which I shall be truly, thankful, viz.: a good appetite.". Found. '"Health nd Ptrength, pure blood, ap appetite like that of a wolt, regular digestion, all , by tak ing that popular, and peculiar medi cine, Hood's Sarsaparilla. I want everybody to try-it this season." . It is sold by all druggists, Qne hun dred doses one dollar George M. Bulla and Zeb V. Wal-sej-, of Lpxjngton, are in .Washing--ton looking after the interest of office- feeker in that section. jgjja Btras u? V : r Gathered in the-Tar-Heel State;- 3Vfrs. Benjamin Meachum..died at hejr home in. Lilesville township last Friday, of pneumonia, aged sixty: years.-r-Wadesboro Messenger. Mr. Julian S. Carr ,has sent to Orange bounty a car load of meal for distribution among the famine stricken people of a section of that countv. - . Intelligence was received here yesterday of the death of Rev. Jas. S. Purefoy, of Wake Fbrest, which occurred yesterday morning. News and Observer, 31st. It is stated that Southern Pines, the health resort on the R. & A. R. R., is having a very great rush. The place is crowded to its utmost. News and Observer. The Central treated its guests yes terday and to-day on strawberries, snap beans, fresh tomatoes and green peas, the first of the season in Charlotte. Charlotte News, 1st. Mr. T. 3. Tyson, Jr., was happily married to Miss Nannie Phillips by Rev. S. D. Adams, Rev. A. R. Shaw assisting, in Carthage, N. C, last Thursday night. Laurinburg Ex change. Our Knitting Mills, says Mr. Witt kowsky, are turning out socks, un dershirts and drawers superior to and cheaper than-Northern goods of the same make. This is a. big step forward. Charlotte Democrat. Mr. Harry Smith, route agent be tween Washington and Wilmington, has been promoted from a third to a second class clerkship in the rail vray mail service, and his salary in creased from $900 to 1150. Route Agent Ledbetter on the Carolina Central railroad sent in his resignation to take effect August 1st, but it has taken effect . already and Mr..W. T. Rollins succeeds him in his old position. Laurinburg Ex change. News reached this place of a fatal affair at or near Franklinton. A posse of men were in pursuit of a notorious negro named Lyon, who was wanted for some crime, but who refused to be arrested, saying he would die first. The officers remon strated with him, but were finally forced to shoot him down in self de fense. Fnyetteville Observer." On Monday a passenger train will be run on the Aberdeen & West End railroad by regular schedule. A postoffice will be established at West End, now the fastest village in Moore county. We learn that six store houses are going up at that place and that an immense trade is in prospect. Hurrah for Frank Page. San ford Ex pres. Steam was turned on at Mr. J. Emmett's new wool factory for the first time Monday to test the ma chinery. Everything worked like a charm and Mr. E. is much pleased with the outlook for his new indus try. He informed us that lie ex pected to add spinning and weaving machinery during the summer and double the present capacity of his factory as early as practicable. Fayetteville Observer. We have just been shown an au tograph letter from the pen of Ex President Davis, to Col. Wharton J. Green of this place who are by the way bosom friends asking Colonel Green to furnish him with a history, from memory or otherwise, of the treatment of Union soldiers at Roa noke Island during the last war be tween the States. In this letter Mr. Davis- stated thai he is at present compiling some facts and history to appear in a pamphlet form eoon, on the treatment -of . Union 'soldiers at the time and place ahoVementioned. Fayetteville Observer. t The fish industry this season is immense in New Berne. One dealer alone shipped Friday per O. D. line, Eastern Dispatch line, and A. & N. C. R,, eight thousand and five hundred pounds, in which were eight hundred and fifty-six we shd, five hundred and thirty-six bucks, and the balance in herring and other fish. It. took two and one half tons of ice, and the value of the shipment was .$629.00. This is the wofk of one dealer, alone, and as there are several others it is safe to say that the- shipments oif .fish . yes terday arn ounted in yaue o. $2)PP0 or $2,500.New Berne Journal. HOW DOCTOKS CONQUQIt DEATH. Doctor Walter K. Hamrn9nd;8ay8: "Af ter a long experience I havje pome to the conclusion that "two th irdt of all' deaths from coughs, ppeumomaand consumption, might lie. avoided if )r. Acker's English Remedy for Consumption were , oply care fullynsed in tin-.e." This wonderful Rem edy is sold under a positive guarantee by Dr. W. M. tfowlkes 4 Co! ' ' "r ' ' 7 ;TO 15HIPS WRECKED. !?n I " Hundred -nd Fiffy . Men losi ;-v Their Livei V-VA8HfNGToa. March S0Th&;f61 lowing cable message was received at the Navy Department this morn ipg: I ' Auckland, March 30, 18S9." To Secretary of Navy, Washing ton.D.C; ; "Hurricane at .Apia,, March ; .15. Every vessel in harbor is ashore, ex cept Englisti man6Fwar amope, which mt to sea Trenton and Van dal ia. total losses. Nipsic beached, rudder gone, may be to wed-chances against it. Will send her to Auck land, ifjpossible. ' NEARLY 150 PEOPeT DROWNED. "Vandalia lost four' officers' and thirty-nine men. "Nipsic lost seven men. "AH saved from the Trenton. "Trenton' and Vandalia crews ashore, Nipsic's on board. All stores possible were saved. .-"German ships Adler and Eber total loss. Qlga beached may be saved. German losses, 96. "Important to send 300 men home at once. Shall I charter' a steamer? Can charter in Auckland. "Lieutenant Wilson will remain in Auckland to obey your orders. Ful ler account by mail. "Kimberly." merchant vessels wrecked. Auckland, New Zealand, March, 30. Later advices received here re garding the hurricane which devas tated Samoa and wrecked a number of German and American war ships, says the storm swept the island on tlie 16th inst. The war ships at tempted to put to sea, but only the English steamer Calliope succeeded in getting out. 'The merchant vessels suflered se verely. The bark Peter Godeffrey, one other bark, and seven coasters were completely wrecked, and four persons were drowned. The Calliope sailed for Sydney. Th-e Peter Godeffrey was a German ! bark. She had arrived at Samoa from Sydney. THE REPORT AT BERLIN. Berlin, March 30. The advices received by the naval authorities here report that the storm raged during the 16th and 17th inst. Sev ent)r persons from the Eber and twenty from the Adler were drown ed. The Olga was stranded huH-itr crew were saved. Ail the merchant vessels foundered. FULL row Eli GIVEN TO KIMBEULY. Washington, March 30. The fol lowing dispatch has been sent to Lieutenant Wilson, for Admiral Kiuiberly, care of the American Consul at Auckland : "Take such steps with regard to Nipsic and wrecks and sending men home as you may deem proper. Full power given you. Mononga helu sailed for Apia February 21. ' Signed 'Tracy." DO NOT SUFFER ANY LONGER. Knowing that a cough can be checked in a "day, and the first stages of consumption broken in a week, we hereby guarantee Dr. Acker's En glish Remedy for Consumption, and will refund the money to all who buy, take it as per directions, and do not find our statement correct. Forsale by Dr. V. M. Fowlkestt Co. ure If you have made up yoor mind to bay Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be induced to taka any other, Hood's Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue of tts peculiar combination, proportion, and preparation, curative power superior to any otherarticle. A Boston lady who knew what she wanted, and whose example is worthy imitation, tells her experience below: " In one store where I went to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla the clerk tried to induce me buj their own instead of Hood's; he told me their's would last longer; that I might take it oa ten days' trial; that if I did not like it I need not pay anything, etc. But he could not prevail .on me to change. I told him, 5 knew what Hood's Sarsaparilla was. I had taken it, was satisfied with it, and did not want any other. Hood's ,"Wfcen J began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla I was feeling ' real mlseAble, sufEering a great deal with: dyspepsia, and so weak that at times I could hardly stand. . I looked, , and had for some time, likg a person In 6on stimption. Hood's Sarsaparilla did: me so . much good tha, I wonder at mysQlf sometimes, and my friends frequently speak of it." Mes Eixa A. Gojt, 61 Terrace Street, Boston.- Sarsaparilla Sold"by all druggists. 1 ; six for g5. Prepared only ' by C. I. HOODt & CO., Apothecaries, LottoU, Mass. ' IOO Doses One Dollar A novelty in a '.tirae piece is a silver dog. The clock is set in his' side, a red tongue wags in his opera Jiioiith, and his tail ticks off the "seconds. Durham Daily Sun. . Be To Get ."" The peculiar j)urifying and build ina ud nowers of Hood's Sarsa-Da- rilla m.akeji the!;vef Jaest mBdiciner ; to-take at this seasdni ':V' - RACLtET' STORE; chaeIotte, it. c, '"We are" how offering to, the rade all kinds of Harnss,'&addles; Bri dies, &c. - , ' . Single Buggy Harness, breast col lar, square or cup ' patent leather blinds, full X C .-rimmed, -$5.7.5 ; ihe same harness with Collars a.nd Hames, $6.75 a better set, $8.50 and $11.25, on tip to any quality bT harness, wanted. A full line of Track Harness, fair leather, ' Barouche, Coupe and Express, in all qualities. Georgia Wagon Harness, with, chain ends and breeching, from $7.25 to $12.50. Double Buggy Harness from $16'.00 per set, up. Double Wagon Harness, chain ends, $15.65; same, with breeching, $17.50, on up. to any quality wanted. With a full line of Saddles, beginning with the Morgan Saddle at $1.90, $2.20, $2.85,- $3.15, $3.45, $3.75, $4.10 up to $9.40. Texas Saddles from $8.15 to-$10.65. Som erset Saddles at $3.15, $3.45, $,4.10, $4.70 up to $7.50. Kil gore Saddles from $4.40 up to $6.90. McLellan" Saddle from $2.50 up to $6.60. Shaf toe Saddles, full quilted, imitation springs, $6.60 opto 11.00. Ladies' Saddles, $4.10 up to &H0.65. Collars, full heavy Dock with Leather Ear, 35 cent3. Full line of Leather Col lars from So cents up to $1.75. Plow Bridles, 45 cents up. Riding Bri dles, 50 cents up. Bark Bands, Bel ly Bunds, Breech in Vv .-.-t Straps, Cart Saddles and HalU'r oi "-ill kinds. All specialties, or tillji :;T of' Har ness, furnished on ;ptlii:.i',! n. All orders entriisti-d to i: will be filled with the greatest cij-, aud sat isfaction guaranteed. If not satis factory they .may be n turned to us at our expense for rt-t nrn freight. ' These goods are all manufactured by one of the -larm -st Ha ! uoss Manu facturing Companies in the United States. The quality is first-class machine-marfe and imitation band Stitched. We propo-f to give these goods out at the exact figures man ufacturers nneo tin uj at to dealers. 1 Dollars move all lines ofoods, and our tre mendous stock is !v f ir the Largest and Cheapest tver .0 fir red in North Carolina. Dry Goods, Carpels a specialty, Glass and Quetnsu .ire. T. e largest and finest stock of Mi'liiie: y in the South. Shoes, Hats. Clot -hintr ev erything tO SUlt lilf Wiilitfe n ail. It will pay you to aiiin-aa.i .. us or send us your orders. E. M. DAVIS & CO., CHARLOTTE, N. C. OTJR I have on hand a large and complete as sortnient of good", consisting, among a great many other tilings too tdion to mention, of Dry GooLs, Men's and Boy's Clothing, Boots, Shoos, Hats, Caps, Crock ery, Hardware, Pot ware, 'Tinware, Gun's, PiatoK Trunks, Valises. Coffee, Sugar, Shot, Powder, Flour, Meat. Meal, Lard, Molass es, Salt, Fish, Corn, Oats, Tsuts, 'Candies, Apples, Dates, Prunes, Canned Goods, &c, all of which I will Sell as Low as Any body. And I'll do more. For every dollar you spend in cash with me I will give you a ticket which will entitle you to a chance at Double-Barrelled Breech Loading Shot Gun, OR AN Elegant Musical Clock, aa you prefer, both, of whick:. will POSI TIVELY be given away to my customers who hold the two lucky numbers on the 24th day of December 'next. -' '' A little amusement will be good for your health. .Try your luck. v You will get your money's Worth of '-whatever yo.u'"buy and may get the gun or clock to "boot. - J. W. COLE. C. A. DIXON. "WVA; 60SSAMAN,Tr. low B e are The handsomest line of . SPRING; A1TD SUMMEE '1 that will be shawn in the State ? THIS SEASON ! Also all the latest stylesiti Nobby Hats, Neckwear, Shirts, Underwear, Hankerchiefs,: Hosiery,, &cvi j. , -will be with us after March 1st. He now haaa line -of samples of Spring goods, and if you" want anice Spring uit givf; jim yonrordet: 1 ' ! fWe. ahfays ;guarsntee&; fit and entire eatisuctipax.; -.v. s;;;,, .i C. A. Diiion&co., 15 East Trade St., CHARLOTTE, N." C. BE! ME! NEW EJ.3ECS-J.3: Opening of Spring Goods. AH the latest aliadasand Styles in Spring Millinery arid Dresa Goods We are offering on fcf'tfie largest stocks of Millinery and Dresa Goods ever alio in. this section, and prices quoted are much lower than you. can: find elsewhere a Our line of Hats," Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons and Millinery Trimmings is comnU and prices are below wholesale. We have some jobs that will stun you. Come and see for yourself. DRESS Henriettas, Mohairs, Plaid and Striped Nainsooks, Chambrayg, single ond donKu wMttV,otstdsaffdXramsTrre Goods; Lawns; GinghamsTTJwe are offering at & and 10 cents), and many, others too -numerous to mention. Trimaiings tomatcIi 'all tJtir goods ; on these' we defy Cbmpietitron. ' r ; A full line of Notions at Racket prices up. , Pins and Needles 1 cent a paper. All we ask is for you to give us a call and see for yourself- Thanking you for past favors 'we solicit a continuance 'of the same. " ' " : ' MRS. SUE P,5A1U)F0RD & CO. Is replete with everything in. the line of Ladies' Dress Goods, such as Satiraea, Lawns Piques,' Nainsooks," Muslins, Summer Worsteds' of all kinds and lower than the low est. The biggest line of Notions ever exhibited in Rockingham. Clothing in. the latest styles and at the lowest prices ever offered sHats till you "can't rest. Shoes in abundance. Saddlery, Hardware, Crockery, &c, elieapest ever shown. They are surely as cheap, if nbt'eheaper, than any goods on the: market, and quality guaranteed. . , : I return thanks to my . friends for past patronage and hopej for.a "continuance of the same under this motto : . " I like opposition ; I dofy competition ! ' ' '.. And under no condition, Will I budge fruni ray position " As the "lioss Dry Goods Stoie." THE L iEST; EiiElinersf, Fansjf Goods and f lotions That has ever been Bhown in the city, consisting of. ladies, misses and children's Hats and Bonnets, trimmed and untrimmed. Lace, Milan, Tuscan, and all the fancy Biaids, in the latest New York styles just from the metropolis. " Also a nice line of Hats for small boys. Infants lace Caps from 20 cents up. Large black and white Straw Hats for 25 cents. Feathers and .flowers in all the newest styles. The cheapest line of Ribbons you ever saw: from 2 cents a yard up-to the fi nest' grades. Gloves, Corsets, Collars, Curls, Parasols, Ruffling3, Laces, Veiling, Windsor Ties, Jewelry, and ma;iv other articles too numerous to mention. Call early and be convinced. Country orders carefully and promptly filled. Thanking the public for 'past patronage, I solicit a continuance of same. !M!iss Us. JElm-lELckJ3L&-yf THE LEADING MILLINER, 2 doors east of H. C. Dockery's. The Prettiest Girl in Town WEARS A. JERSEY "WHO-HAVE -IK-ST0CE A beautiful line of Jerseys, Wraps, Gloves, PRINTS, DRESS GOODS, Trimmings, Neckwear, Hosiery, And cverythiug else needed by the people of this community, all of which will be sold as low as :uy one else will sell Ihem. W. T. COVINGTON & CO. ; I am 8till:. iii'..hit8ine88 Jiisr Ei.oOES.xPirc3p2ija.iwi, But too busy Selling Goods and BUYING COTTON to write advertisements. Come to see me and save monev. . . ' - H. C. DOCKER Y. CALL OJV 1 a.EVERETT . FOR . v GLOTHEG, HATS, Ladies''Men's arid Children's ' L -. - ' J;.'l ,i . , r of the best make ; Hose, r Half-hose, Ball Thread and; Spool "Cotton, Plaids,', Sheet ing, Piece G-oodi? Bleached Domestics,5 Ta-ble-'Linen, &c.lt .'! . 1 " : . SCHOOL' BOOKS AlTL STATI01TEET. Rubber Belting 6, 8 and 10 inches Gnni Eaokibff.silGrackers. best .Cream-iUheeaa. ;Canned; .oods Fiour,- Meal, Iard, -Meat. wiuiasses ; in iaci, a inn une oi roceriss. . Also Wagon ilarness Saddles, Coljars, Hardware, X'rockery, Wood' and Willow Warej Glassware; nndies. &c- '-: '' s eAU good offered will he M 'reprer Send to The Rocket office for Job Print-' YORE HOUSE' GOODS. Beaatiful lineof Hambargs from 3 cents - X. ..'CHEAPEST AND -XX- H. S iiEDBETTER. E. S. LKDBETtKE, JE. LEDBETTER BROTHERS i. . ' ,' Have in store & 9 COMPLETE STOCK ' - OF " -OF ALL KINDS, AND Farm SuppBies? to which thev invite the attention of the public.- t. i. ' ; Meat, Meal, Flour, Corn. c v. y.ii RECEIVED IN CAR-LOAD LOTS We propose to Bell as cheap -as any m the market. Give ua a call. ' LEDBETTER BROS Send to the Rocket office for all class-"' of job printing.
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