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We will not be held r.-sji.-ii- r
views of rorrce(HiKl'iits, i-nd
Tiht to pejift any communi' at -.: -it
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Entered atthePowtomcein North W.IUcm
boro, N. C, as Second-ClaMS matter.
North "Wilkesbouo, Jan. 25. ''JI.
Small pox has made its ap
pearance in the Charity Hospital
at New York, which lias bven
quarantined.
Senator Vaxck has jrono to
Florida to recuperate. Wonder
if he won't take in the Corbett
Mitchcll contest?
Tme Fayetteville Observer is
still waging war on Simmons and
everybody elso who don't heartily
co incide with it and Senator
Vance.
Marion Cctlkr has started on
the war path in the interest of
the Third Tarty. We wonder if
it will be as eucccssful(?) as his
last campaign wasJ
The largest shipment of cotton
ever made in this State leli Wil
mington last F.ioay for Ibemcn
on tue British steamer Ltander.
It consisted of 10,512 bales.
Five masked men held up a train
near St. Joseph, Mo., last Friday
morning and rifled the baggage
car of its contents. It is not
known how much they secured.
The Pilot Times, a newsy lit
tle sheet published at Pilot Moun
tain, succumbed to the hard times
last week; and published its own
obituaiy. It, like many, oilier
things, died in its infancy li th.c!u. pJenm
want of pioper nouns!:!. ki.:.
The city ed'tor of the -Sews-1
nu, nr.. a, ,i-1 1 . 1
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ana Mr. rrea i. jioi.i . . ue
North Carolinian, had -:'p "
in Raleigh last Satiiid.-y o . er i
newspaper controversy. Thev ;
were each fined 10.
The Catholic priest, llev. Fa
ther Connelly, was convicted of
assaulting a member of his con
gregation, Miss Julia Souther
land, at Duluth, Minn., and Sen
tenced to 20 years and 3 months
imprisonment, at hard labor. lie
should have been hanged.
In their reports last week Hi ad
street and Dunn do not seem to
agree in legard to the outlook.
The former is more favorably im
pressed, while the latter does not
speak so favorably. However,
that the situation is improving
there is no doubt. At the end uf
each week it is more encouraging.
The longest reach of railway
without a curve is claimed to be
that of the new Argentine Pacific
Railway from Buenos Ayies to
the foot of the Andes. For 211
miles it is without a curve, and
has no cutting or erobankme-it
deeper than two or three feet.
It is nearly as straight as the
road between here and Greens
boro. An inventory of appraisement
in the Leland Stanford estate was
filed the other day. The princi
pal items p.re: Stock. $il:752,4St;
bonds. f;3,C3.1,IC0; household ef
fects, $131,000; wh. 15,170;
notes and accounts, tMM,5u; real
estate, 8959,980. Total, si 7,
(!SC.C19. This does not include
Palo Alto, Gridley, and Vidley
rpnehes, which were deeded to
Stanford University.
A contemporary fuvs (I: -it dur
ing the year jusi ende'1 the los
by fire in the United Sh;t, f in
property value was almost s 1. "',
000,000, a greater loss tha has
been recorded in any one year,
except that in which Chicago was
burned, and that in which the
best part of 1'oston was blotted
out. I'oston lost more last year
year than any other city, the es
timate being $5,300,000. Near
ly the whole of it fell upon the
Insurance companies.
;r"K rwu-Mitciicii gnt,
winch tsiKfs ltiiKL' near Jackson-
1
.;ic, r !., .to-ih.y, will be watcn-
:.! with u jjreut dc :il of anxiety,
ji!(!u.ll' lv ilue who have
money :it sta;-.-. From what we
e-:m iui(le;;iii ; tlie men are
about t. v o:i I v iiK.U'bod, and, no
(luuot, the f- :h;
)0
a long
one probftMv It suUui'in a draw,
"
Through )atr!otis:ii, we hope the
honoi(J) will remain in this
country.
Tim: Henderson ikl Leaf says
ancnt the tariff question and the
talk that the South is hit hard by
the Wilson bill, it ot-u'S to ns
that the 1inan -.a. i r-. o!: is a
graver problem; -vA lets ; outh
cm intce-ts i i 'rp s-v"')iil t'lai
the ta.!ff docs. V'nh .' -Jtl'.od
upon a jusi ipilt ibh tr.-is!
the country wui'ul I. e n si better
cond'iion'to take c r .e of itself,
;Hor no tariil. StU, we do
not mean to a'gnc in favor of
letting r; on the tanh. Lop
ping off the excessive and unaec
cssaiy h'gh protection 6et up by
the McKinlcy bill, is well erough
as far as it goes, but that will not
piove a panacea for all the troub
les which beset us.
Secretary Carlisle has issued
his bond circular. He offers
50,000,000 of bonds to the peo
ple. He wPl veceive subscrip
tions "or any amount. The
bonds arc to bear five per cent
in eresi,; but the Seeretaiy will
erwceot no bid on a bpsis of less
thaa par fbv a thiee per cent bond,
aid we expect that the bulk of
Uiem will be taken on a much
lower basis than that, Subsciip
i'ons can be for one bond of the
face value of oO, anu we pvesume
that a great many will be taken
that wav. Interest is payable
qu?rfeJy in -':::. Thai means
eo'd. Tiie ''ids sue payable at
iho
govern ment
, jitter ten yea;-
Those bid
t the bonds
t!ie hijriiest a
,
:-'s v.' 1 he g.-eally
.-s nici ts by fa nilies
ic n . ews-()bser-
soi glu : - ; v
soi g
of !mi;r !
ver.
Ti!K Senate w the United
i States is gelling to be a biger
man ih?n old Cleveland. The
hitter dd a ver;- rif ee.'t'.l thin j in
appointing a bi other of ex-1 resi
dent Iliir'son. a Deuioeiui- sui
veyor of customs at ivr.rss s City,
Mo. ana he Si uc, ie rcjectcu bbn.
Whv For TH' t ;er .( ;t-o, that
con be ascei.i.i-.e !, iu t':.1! the
appointment .i
Lot
een ui.-ta-i
Sciuito.s.
fed by the
We aie hea;:r.,'
days about ihe
g'.ent dei. I these
st"'a''orial pic-
rogative
In the
rnean time
what has become of the p(esiden
"p. preiJiativeJ Theie is a
growing tendency toward the
clubbing together of Senaiors to
de'e.'.i an appointee noi named
by the Senator from his State.
:Senatoial couitesy" is invoked
and the thing is done. We don't
blame the Old Man for check
maLbig ihe n eve;y tiaie he can.
Charlotte Observer.
Tha'1' Ohio pens;oner who
wroie Secreiary Carlisle that he
had saved $3,000 which he would
like to put into some safe invest
ment, 6ei;s a good example for
ihvii'ty pensioners. The fact that
he saved only 83,000 shows that
he is not oue of the wealthy pen
sioncis. Theie's Jpoge
"or instance, of Michigan, who,
v I hough he leceives a salary of
$7,000 a year as asioci ale justice
o" -ho State Supieme Court, has
forsevcial ye-us been diawing a
pen s'on of a month as an ex
soldier who is so "totally disa
bled' that he cannot earn a sup
port srnd requhes the constant
attc'idrnce ot" some one to look
after him. Theie sire a number
of similar ci lcs . nd also numer
ous pension .ts as abl-j-bodied as
a juvenile e!:;:h;nt, many of
whom are in comfortable circum
stances, and many of whom are
drawing fine salaries under the
Federal or St;;tc Governments.
All of these should follow the
example of this thrifty Ohio pa
ttiot and invest their pension? in
U. S. bonds. There sire enough
of them to take up si pretty re
spectable block of the 0,000,
0o0 offered. Wilmington Star.
nASUIXOTOX LETTER.
From Our nebular Cones pendent:
Hawaii, the tariil bill, and the
condition of the Treasury are the
three fctara almost eclipse every-
thins: else oa the political and
legislative iioriz n at the Capitol
this week. ():' the hrst of these
it may weU be Kiid that the wan-
injr is near.
The dark in. Ment of the Haw-
iian affair is siilt."iitiy closed. It
is only neccs?;:.-y t ) examine the
documents, ivi o. t , etc., which
make up the '.U
mentsible ei.i-
alize that tin? p
the country v.
reopening ''
where tho Hi,
involves ;t
ntnt fall,
cb-ar aii'i . i
T.ne coin. try -Fu'tma.t
y .
v ! that la-
. 1 1 I
i order to re-
.' .: sentiment of
;t tolerate a
Llns is a case
of l!i; curtain
cdiui! perm a-
v :it Isist had a
i r ; glance.
. V. i.J
,"s.v who bad
ben cloi:, . i
in charge the -
. . -
. . 1 ."' . I
ti.ousu beset
, . ,.
by secret in: mnatioiis, ap-
proached by the eiiuler with the
knife beneath his cloak, and be-
. -
1 1 1..- lL.1
leagueireu oy eveiy enemy uiat
"i j ;i ii. ,n
coriu atbuu me tiauiu ui tt new
DOi- ie;-d -c, neiu tneir grouna
wuu rer 'cs uia, oew no iear.
xney uae i;i, mpueu.
f . ,
The spectacle which we dis-
coyer in the reports of Mr. W ilhs
will pot e lost upon the cone
ry. Lie revalatiou of a savage
anu .ee i ; UueeuTrxuieuiur8
meey ai :gexrpt ner blood-
tnit ianco.-pianning tnede-
: . ' t-t-i- f I
, , 1 .1 a
jles 's enough to make the Amer-
ic-.ii T,eup,e mc t uu uu-
i a. i t
oasc'ously
.
.ero-iu uu wu..eu ueLuruuea uer
V . 'ul
her baibaious aspiration. The
only ath her fancy trod led to
iue gurstey doj ials of a hecatomb.
It is well t ie Mack shadow has
pi sseu. b.'. eiy cau it oe predic
ted tiiPt never ?ga'n will p.ny ad-
n:P'6irat;on ot tins iVee govern-
meni ac'd.c ? itself to the task of
ebab' 'tai:iig that savage and
inure'e ous u-iniie.
Debate pe limi'ia.y to action
n arl:s the roe,ee,iugs of the
Hor.e of lienrescuiatives this
week. Tari:j' wisdom pro and
con isbc";g dii'.it out in allopha-
th:c doses. ll:e general debate
o.i the bill endod with a remar
kable denionstr.ition last Satur-
day r'giit, when the nail was
thrown open to the public, and
in the presence of more people,
prooably. 1 !':.: -ver gathered
v.'i.imi its v.-.-i'is ''v.o.e liepresen
tative Liv:in dc
of nearlv tiire
rea ins Bpeacn
. s ad vocatine;
the Wibon V
lvee trat e.
SlU :iproach of
been a rrala
day in the : ,
i i
.ui j uuiiug
i he al'teruoi' r
he'd ie ;ili
i i .... ill tmh
prinicip es . : .
.'.is oi tne
...
ilsoa bill. (
i of room
i the eli.."- hi
HU
attentive
i-a.i's w: s
J, ' ;'. UOCK-I
no
epeecxi, waoasj . veiy oetiayea
. .
liie IDltiUl.ilt O . )re';nant Wltn
fanra or,,: i-., no!J
ir-.LD auu ui-ii-o, uui mo oooiuu-
ricBUYuuctj a uj aster uintur
O WtlOm ilopeSS, and Similes, a3
well as repartee and all tlie arts,
of -enips. Tbe sneech resem-
t 1 I J j v i. 1
ieu t'ie r-ieterea vueq oi a
Iixa7;efi?einii8ja)id;tj,! sweep-
i .sv eveiti-g oefore it, and
v.o. jfe o.oua H,i0
V vu11 ,
r IU1US I11C' C,. VWVa-
lau eat uo7ii persons in me gau-
c-j ovuuici , i vie. i vie; xuo
cl rLmrn rapped ferociously, but
1 ice vas no coutroMmg the
eto m orp.ppoval.
Tue "coacit-oj of the treasury
has oecome a shuttlecock which
between the
fpctiorb in Coogiess. But the
qaeslion is too serious to permit
Oi play. Senator Sherman has
tippn nallpH ii rnnan l.oiiftn xoUh
Cecrataiy Caib'sle and they have
bad a long con e ence as to the
best method of protecting the
eR.li halanee of lilift rpaRn: v frnm
fi riher serious uioaus. Fiom
well i lfo.med souices, it is ascer
tained that the e if, a stroTio
pi obability that if Congress fails
iO come to ..us ielief within the
next lil'teen dava Secretarv Car
I'slemav deea it necessary to
- - J
issue ;. ,!.' iu.o'ju oi oonos under
the redempl'on ac. for the pur-
pose o? mpirtaining the fiold re-
serve intact. Uie pioposed plan
oi tne oeevetary, it is saiu, is tno
result of caieinl consideration
and meets wlt'i the approval of
Mr. Cleveb nu. Tbe small
aiuounr. oi ii;e- prtpoceu issue, n
is understood, has been deter
mined upon tin::lv to tide the
Treasmy over 'is needs until
Congress eav la i.c up the whole
financial u : iu:i and dispose of
it. The iik -.irious feature of
all, however. rtaiuing to the
situation, ii t!u.. Corgress is so
slow to act for the relief of the
Treasury, or that there should Im
any dinerenee8 as to tiie necessity
of taking 6ome action promptly
The Federal Elections repeal
bill is the principal topic in the
benate this week, and it is under
Btood the measure will be kept
before the Senate until passed tor
defeated. It is the hope of he
Republican Senators that their
speeches will oblijre the I)e:no-
crats to reply at length, and the
present expectation is that the
debate will consume at least two
weeks.
. !
The Presidency is Tow Hood's
sweetheart, but Joe Manley is
hardly his Joe
The Southern Cotton Spinners'
Association met in Charlotte
last Tuesday.
The Franklin. Piess, Kope's
teTpapeBr.y8,thatL.e 46.tant1?.
uiguer io-uay in me estimation oi
his fripnfla than ivpr." nrirl thfit.
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ue win oe ucaru oi airain m uie
T, t, .
L, Tr , n, J,
L. , r
t mat r mr ennn n nivn nnon nnn
JUUiCU.
AQnarter Century 1m(
For a rter of ft cent Dr,
tr vt" ta-,... i, unnn
U.1U O C A1DIUTCJJ WWII
t t d d the m;n;on9 wl10 have
L. 00;Mrj ,Dno nm naotln.
f to itg wonderful curati ve pow.
efg in a1 digeages of ThrQat
Chet and Lun;8. A remedy
that hag tQod the test SO long
and that ha3 n gQ univer,al
6atiefaction nQ expcriment
t.. ...... j
IC.U tltilYU 1C1IU1. VI 111V11I.
-n u.e..-jA t : i
iwiiii m i ii iiiifii
It is admitted
to bn the mnflt Te.V,.Aha for
reliable for
Trial bottles
Free atSulev & Co'fe Druff Store.
Large size 50e. and 8.100
Hood's is Good
it
Makes Pure Blood
Scrofula Thoroughly Eradicated.
"C. I. Eood & Co., Lowell, Muss. :
"It U with pleasure that I give you the details
f our little May's sickness and her return to
. ' ' r
Fever -nd - Bad couch.
Following this a sore eame on ber right side be-
tweea the two lower ribs. In s short time an-
I other broke om the left side. She would take
nnIH of eore mouth and when we had siipceed-
lo ft r (Jnf'tran ed in overcoming this she would suffer with at
. " 1 ' U-Kru tacks ot high lerer and expel bloody looking
I rurruuuuD. ncr i ewi wnv aun;wi mm iimiicK
oozea irom ner ears. jLiier eaca anacK sne oe-
Hood's5 Cures
I Mm. wnru anil all tntatment f.illprt tn olvn her
p"Bl B,l w" oeiii w uso nwu s orsii;irinn.
I A 1 Mil 111. UH WKCU VRTI1H1 UUUIC WO CUUIU BHJ
that she was better. We continued until she
Vttst talrM tkaa knrllaa Ttf ah Ifuilf liL a
i as tM aa x i s w siviuvvt avw auv iwa un
The Bloom of Health
I and Is fat as a pig. We feel frrateful. and cannot
saytoomuoBin MTor oi kxi s rsapanua."
ADAMS, Jnraan. ieuiiesseo.
Hood's Pills t easily, yet promptly and
fflclentlr.oatbeUTerand bowels. 25c.
Uneap AS UlTt.
T Wo 1no .nroo nf r,0 timW
iand, partially improved, which
t will p11 st . vrv low t.riee.
or would exchange for a good
grass farm. Apply to
I? I A nnniMPll
Tt0Av Ttror, "T C.
Real This!
-iJ-
Do you want to save money? If
so, it will pay you to call on
I I BVI A D I CJKt
I " V" w W
), N. C.
where ycu v ill find a full line
of
I nnnnn nAnnn
UKKNS hJlJj
DHH? TAftnC!
inlll VVVUdj
QTJl71i"rTMf'
UiiDlJ llli Ui
GOTTOH PLAIDS,
hfcTOXXOTS, 23C-
He is Headquarters for
SUGAR, C0FF0E, FLOUR, &Q.
A Nice line of Clocks and Um
brellas Ready-made Clothing at
COST! '
HOW (S THIS?
Someihir.L unit.ue even in these
days ot' li.uinuth premium tillers,
is the l:.t;t :;'ort of Stallord s
Magazine, a new York m nthlv
V ft
ot koine and Lre:.er;il re.idm.
Tin? roo-itio;i is to .-end the
Mr.:x.'.ne o?.e e:ir for ene dollar,
the re.:;l:-.r s'ibscriptioii price: and
in addition to send e:n-h subscrib
er til'ty-two c(.mjete novels dur
ing the twelve months: one each
week.
Think ofit. Von receive a new
and complete nocl, by in:il, jost
paid, every week for fifty-two
weeks, Mid in addition you get
the maga.inc once a month for
twelve months, all for one dollar.
It is an olfer which the iub!h-
pu
ers ejsn onlv afford to make in the;
confident expectation of get tug"; a'
hundred thousand new subsrrib-.
ers. Among the authors in the
coming series are, Wilkie Collins,
Walter IJesant, Mrs. Oliphant,
Marv Cecil llav, Florence Mar
ry at, Anthony Trollope, A. Coa
an, Doyle, Miss Uradden, Cajttain
Marrvat, Miss Thackerv, and
Jules Verne. If vo.i wish to take
advantage of this unusual oppor
tunity, send one dollar f-r Staf
ford's Msiga.i.ie, ot.c year. Your
first copy of the n.aga.im-, and
your liivt iniiif or !the tifty-two
novels one csi.m week) wlncli you
are to receivt during the year
will be sent yon ly return mail.
Ilemit bv P. . Order, registered
letter or c:qr
Address
II STA- FOKD, Pi m.isiiKi:,
Staliords !i :ig:ui:ie,
P. O. liox i'-'.4, New York, N. Y
lloast in iiti'ij! this JiiiihT.
RiclmoM & EauYilic E. R. Co.
I W. Zliii!ekoifr Reuben I'It inl
Sniiincl Si'uror. UrrrivrrM.
R. & D., ani 1!. C. Divisions.
coxor.xsr.D scum ui.r.
IN EFFECT 1 EC. , 1 S93.
DAILY.
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Lv. Charlotte,
" Salisbury.
315 a m S2opm m
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Ar. Salisbury,
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Lv.Creensboro, '" a m 11 ""t.m 104!ira
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"t laily erceiit Sunday. Daily.
BETWEEN' WEST IMI.T AM) Rlf'II-
Leave West Point 7.50 A. M. daily and ..V)
A. M. daily exi-ept Sunday and Monday: ar
rive Richmond 'J.o5 and l'i.40 A. M. Ki'tnni
infl leave Richmond 3.10 I. .V. and 4.451 M
daily ri-'pt Sunday : arrive West l'oint 5.0U
and6.M 1' 11.
BETWEEN' Kir:iMOI anil RAI.EIGII
VIA KEVKVII.EE.
Ix-ave Richmond 12.45 V. M. daily; leave
Kevsville 3.4" 1' y- : nrrive Ox font i.no 1 M,
lleiidervon '.55 I' M. Durham 7.1t 1 M. I!al
eih ti.oo A M. S'-lma A M. IVrum-
inlr leave St!nia 3 Si I M. Raleigh 4 4o I'M,
daily. Durban1 ,',,, 1' M. H. nder-im 7-5 I'M,
Oxford M.'fi I M ; urrivc Keysviilc 11 A3 I' M,
Itirbmon I 7o" A M.
Mixed train leaves Kevsville daily except
Sunday !i.-J5 A M : arrive Durham li.Ci A M.
Ieavcs Durham 7. '.5 A M ihiily ixi eit Sun
day : arrive- i.f. rl it 2i A .M.
A'i ditional iris .n leave !xi', .- ilu'Ay exoept
Sund v T.oo A M aiid 11 15 A M. arrive Hen
dersi 'ii" s V-j A M a::d 12-i1' I'M, Returning
Kavcller.d.rson !: A M and l'lSJ'M,
dailv except ui. d.iv; arrive C:.l'or 1 11 jo A
M. aii-l :'." I'M.
Sm. -.i : -.:d : connect s;t Richmond from
andt V'e-t I'oii.t and Rahimur dailv ex-
ctpt Mia s.:y.
sli:i:i'ix(- car sunncr.
On Trains ! and lo, I'lillmari Ruirut Sleep
er Pet ween Atlanta :mu ew i orK ; between
Danvi lle and Aiiarn-ta.
On 37 and T,-. l iilinuin I'.uiT'ct S'.eejer be
two n K!c!iinoi;ii and I'anvil!e. uniting at
Danil!e with Washinsrton and Sfmthwes
tern Vc-tibuied Limite-l f..r Atlanra. carry
ing l'nllmai! Keeper New York to New Or
leans, and Ner.- ork to Augusta, and Din
insr Car New York to Moiituojncrv.
Trains 11 an-1 12. Pnllinan I'.utlet Sleepers
oeiwcen -e ni!, aiuiiioii and Hot
Spnnjrs via .--all'ury aim Asheville, and
l'ullman f-leMrs between Washington and
Atlanta; unt between i'reens'Hiro and
l'onmouth', Va., via- Atlantic k, Danville
R. R.
E. BERKLEY, W. A. TI RK,
Sujierir.tendent. (ien'l I'u.s. Apt.,
(ireensboro. N". O. Wasliiiiton, p. C.
J. S. B. THOMPSON. Superintendent,
Richmond, Va.
S. H. IIARDW1CK, Asst General Passenger
Atrent, Atlanta, Ca.
W. II. GREEN, SOL HAAS,
GenT Manager, Tratlio Manaper.
Washington, D, C. . Washiiij;toii,D.C.
1893 s
Well, old 189.3, yau are in the agonies of death, and 1 sim glad of
it. Vou started us out lull of promises and glorified Ihnnocriits
the lick j-ou promised the robber tariil' fell on silver ami hilled it
Your money has made Congressmen and Senators sec things in alto
gether a different light. Not even the glamour of the World'
Fair could cover up your rascality. Adieu, and Good Morning,
15S94! fN. M. Allen wants your blessing and to take an oven start
with you in benefiting the people he know you will look coldly
on him at first, but he has STOYKS. Your wet places his SIIOY
KLS will drain. His PLOWS will let your frost do good. Your
warmth will provoke weeds that his IIOF.S will kill. In your cf-
" i forts to do food lin will work with
1894; if You
NORTH WILKESPOliO, N. C,
REMOVAL.
THE
Mi Mir tail
Iseley, Caffey & Co., Props.,
HAVE MOVED TO THEIR NEW STOKE IN
NORTH WILKESEORO, IT. C,
WHERE THEV HAVE LARGEST AND REST STOCK OF
FURNITURE, WAGONS, &c,
Ever Brought to This Part of the State.
BECAUSE
TIMES HAVE
REEN HARD YOU
RUYING A
PIANOS Hi ORGANS.
While you have REALLY needed it for som time. We. arc now
iu a position to offer you
BARGAINS.
FOR THE NEXT 30 DAYS. WRITE US AND SEE.
Corner Lemly-Jacobs Block, 309 Main Street,
Winston, U. C. Danville, Va.
DRUG
-
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Dr.
George Doughton
HAS A FULL LINE OF
Chemicals, Stationery, Soaps, Combs,
Drngs,
"B"E3"o-s:ee"es, oils.
Perfumery, Tobaccos, Lamp Goods, k &c.
AT PRICKS TO
:-: Suit The Times. :-:
ok
Mail Orders Solicited and Will Re
ceive Prompt Attention.
Story.
von mII tlio vnir romul.
Say So.
Dee. 30, 1S93.
HAVE RUT OFF
STORE,
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