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DAVIS & ROBINSON Editors. . :
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TUESDAY,.. - JUNE 16, 1874:
COUNTY ORDERS, r ;
J--' ::f - i 1 jJOUGIIT BY ''' -p'1
f:-- R. it. Harris. ' ; - j
j Died. At his residence, on Saturday
the 6th inst., rMr. Richard Holeman, ah;
old and esteemed citizen- of this countyj
.
f BFXOVEHY.-'We learn from the Herald
that confident hopes are entertained for
the ultimate . recovery , of ex-Sheriff
Wm. A. Phil pot. ,"'.'4 . V ;V. '. ' .' ' V
: Dead. Mr. L. M. Vanhook, an old
and respected "citizen of this county,
died in Raleigh on the 11th inst.
, hot known: ' "'-'-'. v:
Age
Cnors. We are informed ' that the
crops corn, wheat and oats, in this vicin
ity are looking well, considering the dry,
weather. Rain very much needed. " : 3
1' New Shed. We notice' that Messrs
!E. llaithcock !& Son have built a new
shed on one side of their Coach Factory.
It is to protect vehicles ; from the weath
er.
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Refreshing r Rain. On Thursday
evening last, we were visited by a most
refreshing shower of rain. It revived
vegetation considerably. , . Corn is fairly
hopping.
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. Runaway. Last Friday morning a
horse belonging. to Ur. J. G. Jones, rail
away with a top-buggy breaking the top
off and smashing the shafts. It seems
thai while putting a net on the horse's
head he became frightened. ;
u Persoval, Mr. Jas. H. Horner and
lady, of Ilillsboro, are stopping in town
for a few days as the guests of our towns
man, Mr. A. Henderson. Mr. Hor
iier has cliarge of one of the best schools
hi our State for young. men 7
New Awning. Messrs Grandy '&
Bro. have raised in front of their store an
awning which forms anexeellent shade.
It is with pleasure we dot even this little
improvement.' AW hope this will be a
(v)awning to other merchants against
the heat of the sun. '
i A ; Bad Spell. Our post-master in
forms us that a letter was dropped in the
office a few day ago, directed to "Phras
Thork." After -much' study 'he found it
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was intended, for Sassafras Fork. V That
was the ; worst spell he's had for some,
time. ' -J '" "
Still Lixgekixg. There seems to
be, a little spirit of -'improvement still
lingering in our midst 'The familiar
sounds which the busy carpenters make
are not entirely hushed. Mr. Bryant, is
aiding a new porch ? to his residence,
which wiil improve the appearance very
nmeh. , . .- ' v- ' - '.'
i Xice PbksExt. As we were sharpen
ing iL? last piece, of --lead pencil we had
to our name, and wonderiiiir where the
next 10 cents was coming from to
get
another, we received one dozen with the
compliments of J. .CV, .Russell. Accept
our thauks Russell knows how to touch
an editor's affections, he pencils it off
which is all tcrife. - '
Schools. As 'it is about time for
schools to commence advertising, we
would call the attention of Principals to
the advantages offered by the Torch-
Ligiit as an advertising medium. It
has the largest circulation of any paper
in Granville county. It goes blazing in
to fifteen States of the Union. All we
ask is to try our columns,- just once.
Old Kentugky to the R(L)ight.-
We Were made the. happy 'recipients of a.
club of subscribers from Hanson Station,
Ky.j a few days ago, sent by Ir. P. E.
Hampton. The Torch shines for all,-
not oidy Xorth Carolinians bat all who t
will furnish us with the cash. Mr. II.',
let us hear, from .you again, j We bive
given you one 'corner in our heart and
would cheerfully give you the other, but
we leave that for some one else. 7. ..
There's Life in : the Old Iand
Yet. Our town has presented quite a
lively appearance for the past week; or
ten days, notwithstanding the warm
weather. Business not in the matrimo
niak line was not as brisk as - it should
h: 4e been. We are glad to see so many
st -angers among us and we Wpe some
may be induced to remain. Phaetons,
carriages, -buggies, wagons, and "carts
hsive been prominent features oh our
Sjrc.ets' And as' for the; men, we never
Ea.Vir the like preambulating and riding
around, in r: their linen dusters and dog
skin gloves. ; They ' all seem as 1 merry
and playful as young kittens.-. We can't
tell what it'all means 1 :-
The nicest assortment of Note paper,
Visiting cards, fancy Envelopes and Ini
tial paper, at Rull'e. -; " ' -
Cheap bargains in chfldrena carriages
1 at Russell's. ;
.-A Xandis Jr.,- can beatr the world-on
gents scarfs. Fine scarfs 25' cents each.
High priceV are ruining the; country.
Come to Landi3 Cheap Cash Store. He
has just received 'a fresh stock of ladies
hatsj 'flowers, etc.. f--:-V
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The Veatiieb. We have had some
very: hot weather of late. Indeed it has
been so warm that we came near cremate
ihg orice oAwice: :A 1 'r'" j
uOh, for a lodge in a gardefi of cucum
! bers! 'I:" .
Oh, for an iceburgor two at control ! '
Oh, for a vale which at midday the dew
cumbers I " .'--''-"'
Ohfor a pleasure trip bp to the Pole i
"; MAKRTEJ--In Sti Stephens' ' church
oh Tuesday morning last, by the rector,
Rev. P. D. Thompson, Mrl Alexander
Cooper t to.Mrs:iBETTrE:CARR.f ' Tlie
diurch"wa3 beautifully and artLstically
decorated with flowers - for the occasion,
by some of the ladies of the village. On
either side of the chancel stood a desk,
with a large boquet upon each, and in
the centre was a , beautifully arranged
vase "of lillies,.i which threw around a
sweet perfume as they hung' their diminu
tive lieads in meet submission under the
gentle influence of the music, which filled
the j church with 'a concord of sweet
sounds. -; The sunbeams .danced upon
the white walls, the leaves upon the trees
without quivered in the roorning breeze,
and the little ? birds joined yin to enliven
the occasion A large number of persons
assembled in the, church,' and at every
slight rustle all eyes turned to the door
with eagerness. A little after 8 o'clock
a. ml, the haj py pair we re ushered in and
the nuptial ki.ot was tied. 1 After passing
though the usualbrder of salutations they
left immediately; for a bridal . tour. ; We
wish them a pleasant time, a happy return
and that their brightest visions mar be
fully realized. : ' r- v :
A beautiful stock of Fancy Goods and
Notions, Toilet Soaps and Perfumery. A
nice line of gent's white shirts and hose,
pretty scarfs and ties just opened at
.'!.:'' ''',. Russell's.
Our Experience jsvitii Mosquitos.
Mosquitos are the peskyest creatures
on this whole earth-especially when a
fellow Is trying to get sleep. They will
sing," and light, and hiake stump' speech
es (taking your head for a stump) around
you all night. - H -j uf ji; : - ;
We slept in a hotel once and tlie land
lord .told us there wasn't a single inos
quito in the room. We got'partly asleep
and from those biting we made up our
mind tliat there. were forty thousand.
. ; -They will fight a man all day and then
go to bed with him. r . ! , - . f v
We were sound asleep one night,
dreaming, thinking we heard the most
heavenly music ; at the same time our
nosej felt as though there-was a "galvauic
battery" shock on the, left side of the
cuticle. We awoke- and found that it
was j caused by a fat masculine mosquito
perched on the end of it singing .'.'How's
this for high?" to his lady-love who had
crawled part w ay, down our throat.
They lil ways sing on the key of A, and
never sharp it except when they bite,
and then it's sharp for: the individual.
We tried every remedy from 'Planta
tion Bitters" to'Itch Ointment" to keep
tliem way, but all'to riolise.
The last time one bothered us was on
an eve in July.: We'd been trying to get
to sleep with four woolen blankets over
us and the prespiration oozing' from eve
ry prewhen hll at price we,; heard the
music of a hearty mosquito. We listen
ed I yes;-we were not mistaken tee-e
e-e-e t witty." By the "twitty" we knew
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ne nau nt ; so up we got, and soon saw
our
hearty fellow flying around the
room. After him we went with a pillow
banking around in every direction. ,He
cried "ninrder-r-r-r !",wliich.broiight in
all the neighboring mosquitos, - who
pitched into ik a4 f oqri as. they saw our
shadow between them and the moon.-
O ! horror I Wif could scrape them off by
handfuls. We rushed out of doors and
made for the river," swinging the pillow
around our head, and threw ourselves in-
the water all , but our head, Svhich we
kept ducking in and out ; and would you
believe it ? the next night ,we heard afar
off in the distance the very same mos
quito coming towards us singing, 'Cousiu-
n-n Icousin-n-n'' We told him he lied;
we "wasn't his cousin or any of his rela
tions, .and with that we crept softly up
behind him. land literally I smashed him
with a pillow. 5 r i s
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"Marriage license issue in May,TlS74 : .
; Whites : '
Yancey Oakley: ' to Laura A- Duncan,
J. Abuer Harrell Rosa F. Harris,
John W. Rovster ' u AhnaI Wilkerson
Andrew J. Jones -Eliza Si Rogers.
Sowell Giles , " Julia Ann Haskins,
Thomas Bullock ; " Lizzie Epps, V
LXevrene Smith ,4.4 Francis Williams,
Thos. Cheatham1" :Mary. Cheatham. .
A large, -aried and choice stock of ci-
j gars just opened at Russell's. ; - ; '
JC3Indispensables fans. "
tSUMonday w:as a beautiful day. ;
'Lemons at Russell's. ;T "-
XS" "Whats in a name" four letters.
t3. 01d uSol" Ehines rightjwarm hei4
of late. : - ' M
t3 Tally Ho letter too late for thU
issue "T . -: ' ' ' V.
CS? Hurry up your strawberry sorti
cakes, before they all give out.' x VL ' I
tQ- Prayer meeting in St. Stephens11,
church next Wedneslay evening at 6
o'clock.-" ; . '.. ' '-.v"; ". tv-.. i
t-. Send ns any item from your com-
mumty. Marriages and deaths inserted
free. , . , , '
tg&m The only improvement onMaini
street, during the past week, is a new
pair of steps. : ; , s . . ; " .
CSWe expect to do things up brown
now, as we've got a Cook(e). That's our
s name. , - .
Four well broken workhorses for sale.
Apply at this office. ' ' ' '
Any one having a -young squirrel
foPiale will find it to their' interest to
apply at this office. " 4
- BSTThe first Raspberries we have seen
this season, we had last ' week.1 They i
sell for 25 cents per quart. t
Peanuts at Russell's. ':
We are glad to. note that the town
commissioners have at last commenced
Work upon our streets. ' ' r
"Mamma," where shall we ;go to
spend the summer?'.' Come to Oxford.
Equal to any watering place. j ..v.-
J6" A good action is never thrown
away. " Tins is tne reason, no aoubt,
whywefind so few of them. ,
tQr- Two horns . will last an ox; a life
time, but many a man wants that num
ber every morning before breakfast.
Interesting contributions received
which will 'appear, soon. : Don't ,be im
patient, Rome wasn't built in a day.
BThe swells of the ocean soon sub
side.'; : There are a good many "swells"
upon the land that subside about as soon ,
j JCNot a cherry received at this of
fice yet. e are cheer(ry)ed with the
hope that some may find their way here.
When a lady stands at the hy
meneal altar with her intended, you may
know- she is about to draw her beau into
a knot. ;-.: : ; .. ' , i J
J5Dr. Herndon has in his garden
some of the nicest tomato plants we have
seen. Oh, glorious time when 4tmartises"
ESome youths on the south side of
Tar River seem to be regretting that
some young lady married.. - Don't grieve
young men. ' ,1 I
Dream cake is getting fashiona
ble hi these. diggins. If you dream the
devil is after jpu, come at once aiid set
tle your subscription. w ! ct? -
500 lbs candy at Russell'sl 1 ! -! ' '
We saw- a chap in the j neighbor
hood of Knap of Reeds talking aud smil-
ihg'so much to a young1 lady that we en
tertained great fear of his catching cold
in his teeth. . - r ; r ! " .r:
We trust the saying does not , ap
ply to ladies that "a man is known by
the company he keeps." If so w hat a-
bout the one we saw in company-with
the "devil" the other evening. ' " "
When an Oxford girl is slyly kiss
ed slier puts on a frown and says "Sir, put
that article back where you took it from."
The generality of the Oxford youths usu-
ally put it back, so we arc informed. ,
1 gigX-Riding out seems to be very pop
ular with some of our young people. We
have noticed several couples enioying
themselvea m that way recenty. A brisk
horsed a good buggy and a smooth road
are delightful especially if your "inam-
arata" is with you. Good roads are
scarce, though. ' "" 7. ' r- ' '' -'
: - Croquet sets very cheap at Russell's.
! A small lot of books, consisting of Bi
bles; .Testaments, and Hymn Books,
Cheap editions of Byron, Burns and other
poets , a few novels, and some nice little
books for presentSj to. children, ;
at RUSSELL'S.
I Democratic Convention. At tne
Convention held in the Court House last
f . - .
Saturday, the following ticket was nomi
nated:; Y ;: :.
Senate A. II. A. Williams. -. .
Commons--Sam'L J. Skinner, 7JVW.
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Walked :.--:rt y" -, ; - ; ,
Sheriff -T. D. Clement".-' - ; : '
) ClerkS. H.4 Canadyi .
Register of Deeds K I. Hester.
' tTreasurerJl. O. Gregory.. 'fj'
- Coroner-. J. Mitchell. i j
: Surveyor -A. Sherman, 'fy ! -
Commissioners F. .' J." , Tilley, W. X.
Harris, W. L. Burroughs, J. A. Watkins,
EV G. Brodie: ; .-
PnoTOGiiArinc. llr. T C. : Harris
will open a photograph gallery here some
time this week. 2Ir. Harris is one of the
best artists in the State. ' His advertise
rnentwill uppear i.:zt week, j ; -
PAR5TEB3 READ THIS. We wish to
buy fifty thousand lbs. red tobacco and
will pay the h ghest cash prices, u e
find It v impossible to fill our orders for
red tobacco and bright wrappers. Bring
on your tobacco, we will pay you Rich
mond prices.
HENDERSON WAREHOUSE,
v ' ' Henderson, N. C.
On the Wing From Oxford to Flat
... River.' .! .
'IIome, the spot of earth supremely blesti
A dearer, sweeter spot than all the rest."
" "Ye editor'? left Oxford on the eve
ning of tne 8th1 and sallied forth for Flai
River, his native place, reaching there, oii
the; evening of: the same day; ' r.I i
" The country presents many attractions
to hose tired of "city life," and "desire
to see the beautiful "country lassies" as
they stand at the table washing dishes,
and when J their day of .toil Is over set
down , and ' read tlie Torch-Light
through. It is also quite amusing " to
hear some of r the country , 'larks" sing
ing the following verse to their.'j ularkies' :
C Oh 1 SallyjHIs my chief delihti
To gaze upon jrour eyeses bright ;
: My lo ve for you by gosh cirpasses :
. The love I feel for rum and 'lasses I
'I ' A good many girls, pardon us wre mean
-jtypung ladies, are coming home from their.
respective schools, ana what a nice tune
they have meeting their.-, '.'mammies and
daddies," and if you will allow us we'll
put ' 'sweethearts" I in right here. Tis
useless to for , us. to use thel pen on this
subject as you (all) know hWtis i your
self. - ' ' :
The farmers are looking gloomy on ac
count of -not having :any rain for some
time. 'Most of them 'that had the plants
are through planting tobacco; We' tell
them it Is useless to ' "grieve i over spilt
milk,", but arouse and think of what an
abundant crop of blackberries are com
ing land what a nice and glorious time
they will have eating thejp.
Corn is looking premising and with
refreshing showers good crops would be
made in this section As you pass along
the public roads the merry - harvester
inay be seen preparing to gather in his
wheat crop,' r . f-y ".v'-v ':- "' " s .s f'J'l
t'lhe Flat River people boast of a tree
with a handle like a jug. We gues3they
wish it was a jug, full of that real old
well hard cider.: .rvr':n -; '
The Grangers and Good Templars a-
bound here. ' - . ; ; yt :
Tobacco is reported, to be selling very
well in Danville. Va.,' and many an
honest old farmer has taken his "carry
all,1 kissed the old woman "good-bye"
and gone to try his fortune in the Dan
ville market. ' ' s : ':'
Hot, hotter, hottest !. j As. we WTite the
thermometer stands at 98 degrees and
and never mind we're off for Oxford.
f Temperance Meeing. There will
be addresses delivered at Oak Hill Satur
day next." "A" move, "will be made to or
ganize a lodge of Good .Templars at that
place. A large turnout of the citizens is
requestsd. The senior will go out for the
interest of the Tokcii-Light; and the
advancement of temperance. - '
I 1I1RBIED,
At the residence of the bride's father,
on the 10th" inst., by the RevP. D.
Thompson, Mr. W. T. Brogden, of
Rockingham, X. C, and Miss JULIA F.
Hicks, of this county.'
t i We tender our thanks for a piece of
the wedding cake. Our best wishes go
with this couple, and we trust peace and
happiness may be their portion through
hfe. ;.v.- ;.,.u.
; rJust received at Russell's Kerosene OH,'
Gasoline oil, Gasoline lamp burners,
Lamps and Lanterns, Chimneys and
burners. ;;A nice lot'of baskets. Laguira
coffee, Rio Coffee, Xew Orleans Molasses;
feugar of all grades. ; Call early at Rus.
sell's. , . ; .v-; '
Saturate a piece of bread or meat with
gastric juice,- and it icill dissolve. This
is digestion. -Add to ; such a mixture a
little alcohol, and it will not dissolve.
This Is indigestion.' Beware; t then, ""of
tinctures,- or . tonics, or ueeoctions o con
taining spirituous liquors.' ""Shun all rum
tonic?,' and rely solely on Dr. Walkers
Vinegar Bitters, the finest digestive
invigoraut known, and free from the
fiery curse of Alcoholr-r r 4w
X ; . Korth , Carolina.
; ; ; Granville County,
OUNTY,'!
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1374. J
t'. - " y Superior Court
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Alexander Jones and wife, Xelly, Ruffin
i- Jones, William Jones dndDelila Jones,
William; Chavis, -William vBivey and
: ,Wlie, JUlia, 1 ' :
U . against t
l"dney Chais and patricf Cliavis peti
tion to sell land for partition. :
It appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that Edney Chavis. and. .Patrick
Chavis, resides-beyond the limits of this
State, and supposed to be residents of
the State of Ohio, it is - therefore ordered
by the court that publication be made in
the Torch-Light, a newspaper publish
ed In -the town of Oxford, iu the State
aforesaid, for six week3 successively, no
tifying the said defendants to appear be
fore the clerk , of the Superior court, at
his ofllce in the said town of Oxford, on
or before 3Ionday the 20th day, of June,
1S74, then and there to plead, answsr to
demur to the said petition filed in this
course, otherwise the same will be taken
to be acknowledge and - heard ex iwirte
a3 to them. Witness Benjamin n. Co-
zart. clem of said court at,. Oxford, the
lCta.day cl Hay, 1S74.
tr:ylS7w B. H. COSART, C S C.
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F A CI: , GO'OD S , T,0;Y S , r X O T I O X.
7 - COlSWCTldNEIliES,
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES
AT . RUSSET.
x . I, offer at . bottom pakde prices' a Ihrgsifca and .Attractive stock- of
MILLINER YfG O OJDS, LADIES 'KATS, JZONITI! TS,
; 'j; Mowers Ribbons. Xew styles in Dress G ooda.
Great bargains in Woolens.. . Ilardwar-o at greatly reduced prices ;
; Ladies.Scail'andllanke etc. - ;
Above Goods purchased and selected
delphia and Baltimore, ,wha'are instructed so purjehase for me only at bottom pri
ces. y r -; H ! -' ' . - - , ; r. : - . 4.' - . ; '
TERMS Cash or 60 days only to prompt and responsible parties.
aj)ru 2iiy. . . i . .
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GRANDY & BR0
vMain Street, Oxford, K. C.
- We are selling the following line of
goods at greatly reduced prices' viz :
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
embracing many (desirable $tyles,
LADIES HATS, .
RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
nAND ICERCItEIFS;
(GfLOVES and' HOSIERY
LINSEYk CLOTHS'
CASSIMERS, black anp fancy
v :Vj ifENTUCKY JljAXS, '
together with "' '
BootSy Shoes, " :
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; Ready-Made
Clothing
in : :v- ! - Umbrellas ,f
We also keep on hand a good stock of
BLEACHED GOODS, ' -"
' , 44, .7-8, 314,-. j ; .
BROWX SHHITIXG and SHEETIXG
" ' -4-4, 7-8, 34, ,;;
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BROWN and BLEACHED
CAXTOX FLAXXELS.
Our stock o '-" , 7
TIXWARIV - - -: ' - - ' - j '
CEOCKERYWAREJ;: v " -:
. , GLASS and jr.
I HARDWARE.
Is generally complete and persons in
need of these goods will tisually- find
What they want and at satisfactory pri
ces. In the line of GROCERIES, we olfer
Sugar,, " r, - " j t.
. ' Coffee, ' . '
- ' ' ' Molasses, V ... '.
. , Bacon and Lard
as cheap as the game goods can be had
in any other house in Oxford,
We take s this occasion .to-4 return our
thanks to our customers; for their past
favors and we pleuire ourselves, to en
deavor to retain their conlilence: in the
future. - GR AXD Y '& BRO.
febOtf " '.' '- .
Korth Caroling
Granvtlle cIounty,'
, Superior Court, .
- , ; April 21,! 1S74T
Ellington CWashingtou Adm'r of
Edward Jones, deceased, j ? ; .r
' AOAI2CST ' .- . '
James Waller andElizatieth hi.- wife,
William T.Stem and Jane his wife,4 Jer
C. Washington,- Ailsey Roberts, Re bc-cea
Roberts, Thomas Jones and Suan Gooch
petition to make real estate ,sct?.- ".'
llii this cause it appearing to the satis
faction of the court that the f defendants,
Thomas Jones and Susan Gooch, are nou
residents of this State and cannot after
due diligence be found in this State, but
reside in the . State of Kentuek, to wit,
at Hanson Station in said Stat of Ken
tucky, and i it further apiearing to the
lates to real property ? In this State and
tliat the x said Thomas Jones and Susan
Gooch are proper parties thereto. It is
ordered that service upon the said Thos.
Jones and Susan Gooch be made by the
publication ' in : the Toncii-LiGirr, a
newspaper publUheit in the; town of Ox
ford, Grauvlle county, Xorth Carolina,
once a week forsixweeks of a Eimimons
to them - the fdd Tlioma? Jone and Su
san Gooch, to be and appear in the' Su
perior court at the clerks office, iu the
town of Oxford 'aforesaid on or lfore
the 23th day of June 1S74,: and answer
the said petition. And it is further or
dered tliat a summons and a copy of the
petition be forthwith depo'.ited' in the
ro5toC.ce directed to aid Tliomas Jones
and Susan Gooch at tin ir pl.ice of resi
dence alorc . IJ. B. H. COZART. CSC.
raayO7 And Pro bate Judge.
ry Jones, Nicholas 1 Gmjn and Xanc'y
his; wife,- Thomas S. Johcs,t William If.
Jones, Xancyashingtonl wife ot'M,
E L t ' S
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TOBACCO, SCFF, CIDAUS
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by resident buyers in Now York, Phila
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A. LAXDIS Jll.
iWHith's Patent
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IT: SPEAKS FOR
SAiTL ' HOBGOOD
j r. - viae Cor.-
.TESTIMC
'jtrSmiVi
last year ar
! to cur .' r
:) i: by help-
inr t
1 ; -s sr.
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; cl oi-e'-f vour
;.au 11 nd thut they
I 'vjiut and that un
:2 .-.11 v roeeomniencl ,
I). T. Gooch."
iilt: Co.,
:1, 1S74.
i.'V.
I purchased
' Tar. and Hud
-'T I need.. .Those :
v re their tobacco . '
" had better
.. . --tfnlly,
- G. V. Currin.
:.:, D:r:r.ibcr.l3?.lS73. i
I : . . 1 i : ;i;r cf y&ixtixLxs this
'.-apnsss of ccnstnzctlon,
-1 :-rJi szinp; cf labor,, can
. .!." I rcccznuend it to ,ell
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and expensive;
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iuirhbors are pleas-;
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Emo'cersand iillcrs. Mana.
for ::ll' rfni'Ics food tobacco. O.
liirhf. Geo 1 auctioneer and
nt : di.?patcliod promptly
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