THE CHRONICLE.
. LbO AL. DOTS.
' 4 weeks till Xmas. :
Bring that "wood. , .
t December is here.' ;
Wilkesboro is no sardine.
This is fine weather, it is.
r-Did you ever see the like of
produce? - , - : ' , ,
Bosoms. Friends f a 1 s e
fronts. ' ' -
Presbyterian Church nestf
Sunday. " . L
The post-office at " Gordon
is in operation, V ;-;'
Qur delinquents will please
come forward. ' :
Mr. R. N. Hackett made a
trip, to Winston last week.
. Send us in a dollar and get
the Chronicle for one year.
Study seriously over the
matter of haying better ' public
roads. . v '-. : '
; Will Mast in have to-' give
up the Kevenue teat? We hear
such talk. . v "
' Miss Ila Spainhourof Mo
ra vian , Falls, is quite ill with
fever." . V- '
Mr. Ed.; Reeves and his
mother' were in the city last
Saturday. , . : V :
--Miss Lizzie Weaver is now
teaching school in Alexander
county. r
. Mr. Carl Math eson, of the
Taylorsville Index, was in, the
city last week. :
It would be; a nice time t
have our side "."walks made da-
cent. ' .; " :.
- .What is the matter with
getting ready for a big Christ
mas tree or two? '':'-,
T :Mr. L. M. Phar and wife
, made a visit to their old home
In Cabarrus last week.
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. c-f-r ic5 rrerrwr rr in .thA
marriaere business as well as in
other branches of progress.
Miss : Gusta Weaver left
last week for Virginia where
she goes to live with her aunt.
Mrs. W, F. Trogden has
joined her . Husband in the
Queen City, V for a few days.
AY hat does it profit a man
if he does carry his county Re
publican and loses his revenue
teat?" , " .
Lawyer W. B. Councili pas
sed' through the city Friday on
his wav home to Boone from a
trip to New York. . "
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Mrs. 'Mickey, of Salem who
has been'visitinjf at Capt. Hor
ion.s aiew davs.deft for home
Monday morning. . ,
' r-M:r...W..L6ng, of Win-
ston Sentinel, has what he con
eiders the finest boy in. the
world. Our congratulations. ,
Mr.' Frank - Caldwell,' -of
Greensboro, was in the : city
. last .week. He seenrjd very
much, pleased .with our town;
Better ljuild some . houses,
so people can move to Wilkes
boro. They are wanting t6
. come; !
rPro. Riddick and wife
spent Saturday, night in the
city.! Prof. Riddick is teaching
an excellent school at Dockery,'
this county. !
- vjt. yy . vjrruene, or
vvaKe x oresv wno had Leen
visiting in the 'county a few
days, left for home on the Mon
day morniner train. . ' 1
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Mrs. White,-Miss Florence
Rousseau, and Mis3 Sallie. Gen
try, .of Jefferson, who is visit
ing in the the city, made a: vis
it ioElkin last Friday. I
The Reddies River bridge
is completed. Jt'is one of the
finest peices of work .wo ever
have seen. The masonry can
not be beaten any where.
. time to take the public roa
scatter in hand a little more de
cidedly? It goes without cue
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"w-ii iuui mni; ul tuc nri nay 01 uc-
tion that likes county cou dLj,ir,. icoi, 1 i , 1
- ( ry gracefully put ut vith U-
;;.;:,h bettor Vh,Lr.,cl u !!l7fa ,t
:0 ''i.v n '-in-,- . ; '
Arthur Mctean, so
u of 1.
I. D. McLean, who j has been
in Virginia for several years, is
visiting his parents.
Thomas Adams, a Wilkes
boy, niw of Witchita Kansas,
begfns
his subscription this is
siiq
! Mri
I. ; S. Call last week
killed
hree 15 montif. old pigs
which
: weighed- 300 pounds,
each, or a total' of 9()0 pounds.
Isn't t
hat pretty good?
i Walter McEwen
urday morning on
-left Sat
the train
with four fine herses,
which he
was taking to Raleigh
for
Col. Andrews. ! s ' ;
There will be a special com
munication of Libti-ty Grove
Lodge no 407 A.F. & A. - M.- on
Frida:vlec. the 5th 890 at" 10
oclocli A. M. A full attendance
desire I. ; r . ;
i Miss Ida Greene lost a
Gold ?en oneevening last week
between her home and the post
office. The finder vjrill be re
warded by returning the same.
! ' Mr. Tyno and hjis family
arrivdd safely last week. The
Chronicle bids tliem welcome
arid hopes they 'will find the
Queer. City a pleasant home.
j O it friend, Mr. J. D. Saun
ders, who has been but- West,
has re turned, and will make his
home in Wilkes hereafter. He
is justly of the opinion that
there is no place.like Wilkes.
Mr. Coffey Laws showed
Monday a 10 cent Bel
Copper Coin, which was
coinetlin 1832. It is the first
and cjnly 10 . oent copper coin
we have any knowledge of.
J Herb Greene and Tom
Chafion, two of the members of
theCueen City's legal .frater
nity nade a visit up to "God's
Country' ' last week, on law
and c ther important business,
most y other. , j " . ':'.:
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Mr. Frank Cplvard, who is
engaged in carpentering " in
Ashe y ille has been spending
several days in Wilkes, his -old
home. He has returned to
Ashcyille. ; i
r thanksgiving is over, jind
ever " old gobbler which hap
pened to escaped death; and
destruction on that day, has re
sumed . his gobbling; without
fear of 'molestation for a sea
son.
Thanksgiving Day passed
very! -quietly. in the Queen City.
Revl'Mr. Barber, held services
at tljie Espiscopal church in the
mbr ling, that beiilg the only
church in town at winch ser
vice 3 wero conducted.
, The ;Wilkesboro , manufact
uring. Cor are doing a big busi-
nesainow, As soon as thev
complete the new hotel at
Gor Ion, . they have contracts
for several other buildings.
They work about 20 han dsre gu -
Mr. J. . Georcro Finlev. w
unc
erstand, has made . arrange-
meats to take
Charge Of and
run
the -liew hotel at Gordon as
soon as. .completed i Mr-. Finlev'
. .. ..
mpleted i Mr-.'-FillleV
aH expenoaccd hotelist, W
xui4 uuuu counecieaj ior sov-cr-
al ybars with; the rpnovn Wa-
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tau
ga Hotl at -"' Blowing Rock.
Thd Hotel will .Win
running
ordfr the last of this naonth.
4-Moravian Falls dicl tho ni
cest; thing for Thanksgiving we
have yet heard of . Mr. Pattbn
hel l services-there in the Bap
tist church; and after preach
ing was .over, .a collection was
tak3n for the Oxford Orphan
age and the amount of Sixty
Dollars was raised. MraVian
Falls is to be, congratulated on
enerosity. ... ; r : . ;
4-Kear Shady Grove chu'rclf
Moravian Falls township
s a man about 75 j'cars of
ag(j, vrhoso ; locks for many
years have been as vhite as the
drifted snow flake. On the
.Mr
yiis on
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found. . Isnt it1 wonderful?
. 'Wilkesboro is getting many
compliments a market along
how. One gentleman swho had
been doing his trading at,.Char
lotte and States ville for mariy
years said hbre the other, day,
that this was the best market
he ever saw for he could sell
any kind of produce here at
good price's und could- get the
monoy for i
it.; Ho -also
; when he wanted
said hecould get
goods here that
any kind of
he wanted and could getx them
at as ; reasonable prices as at
any market
We can
Hurrah for us.
t vouch for; this,
but they say a certain Ashe
man, a; fine horse trader,
brought in a ! load of produce
last week consisting "of i 500
pounds of cabbage, 143 pounds
buckwheat floiir 7 ducks, 21
chickens, ' 3 geese 2 possom
hides, 1 white cat hide which
he called a mink , hide, , und . 2
gills ot apple juice.: Owing to
the temporary absence of some
of the merchants and the indis
position" on ; the part of Fer
guson and Hubbard to make
such a wholesale investment,
tne gentleman had to go on to
States ville. J .
I lit accordance, with reso
lutions of the. Southern inter
state Immigration Conven
tion held in1, Montgomery, Ala
bama, 18S8', R. W. Qolyard,
Chairman jof . Board County
Commissioners, has appointed
E. S. Blair and R. A. Deal, del-
egates, and
D. E. Smoa
A. A. . Finley aud
k alternates to rep
resent Wilkes county in the
Interstate Immigration Con
vention to he held in the city
of Ashevillo N; C, Decemher
17 to 18, : 1890, Mayor Hackett
lias also appointed T. ,B. Finley,
Esq., to represent thp town of
Wilkesboro
at the said Conven
bafore state, R.
tion. i As
N. Haclfett has been appointed
a delegate from this Senotorial
district. Wo hope thp dele
gates from "Vilkes will attend.
,: A Kentucky d6ctor is in hard
lucki He prescribed Bromide
pf potassium for cnakp bites 'in -
1 stead of whiskey and the Ken-
tuckians forth-with instituted
a boy-cot t.
ISemarUnble Kfufne
Mrs. 3Ucheal Curtain, Plainfield El., maliesj
tho itatenvrt that'eho catight cold, which set-'
tlod on her lung's; she wan treated for a month
by her family phjslcian, but grew v'orto. Ho
told her she was a liopek s3 victim of cousump-"
tion Arid that ?.6 medic' no could enre her. Her
druggist 6ug:;c3tcdDr. King's Mew ! Discovery
for Coj-.auujpti.jE; she bought a bottle and to
lur iV.ight found hi rself'lwaVfited from '; 2tt
doso. ! Shoco..tinaed its use au I after, taltiug
tcii battle, fonad I eras .f sound arid' well, now
d jc3 her own liun?;vrork aud is ss will as hho
cvenvM. -'.Freo trial bottle at Stcky & Co's
drug store, Jar;:o bottles C0-. aaJ $1.00 : ,
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; i ; The Daily ' Ad Tftnce. ; . ; !
JXhc Advance M ill be published Jally
luring tlic session of . the Methodist
.Conference, - which, convenes, in "Wilson
on tlie 10th. ol December. ; . ' :
It will contain all' the news of.: the
Conference, and if you wish to know
war.t is done, you should" j subscribe at
once. Subscription for the seven day4 j
0 -.-,-! - A 1-rrf 5c5tt -rr.tna "fmn polnmn. I
U750: haVf column, 1.00 one inch, 1.50.
)j Caeh mtist accompany all subscription 4
J Ad vert lCCments fchOUld. bp- Contracted
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sofat once, as the space is limited.
BOrat once aa tne space 13 nmuea. .
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I , liannr ooicri.
; Wra. Timmons, PotstmKter ol' Idavillc; Ind.,'
writes: "Electric Bitteis has done lnorC.foi-iflo
than all other medicines combined, far thafj
Lad feelirjg arising j from Ivdney .and". Liver
ti'oublo John i fan.icr and etockinvin,
orsh.inor!ace,'8aye:.,,Find l!lectric Bitters . to
bo the bi;stEidntry aud Liver medicine, . tu.add
mo feel like r. now raan." "J. W. Gardner, luuxl
v.sto mt-rcliBnt, same .to wtj, says: Eiectnet
Bitters irfjnt the thing lor a naau . ho in all
run tlwn and (lon't !;ire whether hot lives or
lifcp; he oand uew Rtrei;gth, good eppetito and
fr:It just f e ho had a new l-aso oa life. Ouiy
50c. a bottl,'vt St:i Hi- Co's. .tlrng st re. - ;
-' Tulnablc lowu ProprrlT for Sale.
2o acres of land in Wilkesboro inclu
ding ".Barrack's Hill" for sale in lots
or in bulk, al30 70 acres roni one to two
rnile3 east of Wilkesboro, well located
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on the Salisbury road. For terms, etc.,
write to L. DLowe, Banner's Elk, N.
C, or J. F. SoMERS,;Wilkesboro,'N. C.
LIVERY STABLE .
LIcUVZEN b EltWIir, Proprietors
(or'tli ofKousjc aa I'.u-;o ) .
A new jjnpj;',' rf cxci Il'.-ut horses jv.st j-nr
. a d. fi .( n,.w vt-hi.-'.frt on h-.nd.. Ai'vay-j
rea-v- f t --'wl? t!.e trv.'::; - '
, ; Bueklen's Arnica Salye.
. Tlio Lest Salre ia the world fbr Cuts, Bruia
ea, Sore, Uieera, Silt Eljeam, Faver Sorea,
Tetter, Ch.pje4 Hand, CLipLaInd, Corns, and
all skin Eruption, at d positively-cures pifes or
no pay required. It is guarauteedto giveper
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. . Price 25
cents per box. ' FOIi SALB BY: Staley & Co.
" Advice to Mother.
- Mrs. Wvssuavt's Soothisq Stbup ehonld alway
be used vrherf clrildren ore cutting teeth. It re
lieves the little sufiererat o nee; it produces natural,
quiet sleep, nadthe little clierub awakes as bright
fis a button.' Lt is very pleasant to "taste. It
feoolhes the chilsoftsnstbe?ums,allaysall pain,
regulates thobowe. s, andia the best known remedy
for diarrhoea, vhethera rising from teething or
QLhex causes Twenty-live cents a bottle ,.v
. ' ." II. SI. and M. Joinoa, plaintiffs, . -againstr
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? Felix Edward f, defendant. ,
Action for debt: ' :
vTho defendaut Felix Edwards is hereby no
tified 'to apiear at the next term of Wilkes Su
perior Court, to bs held at the Court House in
Wilkesboro N. O. on the 1st Monday in March
1801 and ariBwef or demer to tho complain t . o f
the plaintiffs in this action." or. 11th 1803.
Milton McNeil, C. 3. C.
John S. Cranor, Atty for Pits. . . - T '
12a
iAre iilv.iiys liable to sudden and severe
j colds, to croup, sore throat, lurg fever; etc..
IlcinetUes, to be cfiective, muit be admin
i istered without delay. Kothing is , Letter
cdapted fox such. emergencies than Ayer's
Clierry rcctoral. It soothes the inflamed
iu:moran, pf emotes expectoration, rclisves
cougliiyg, aiul induces sleep.- The prompt use
of this nieiUcine as saved innumerable lives,
: be tii cf young and old. ,
" ie of my chiltircn had crcup. The case
j was attenileu by our physician, and was sup
: p jso l to be .well unJer control.. - One-,niht
. 1 was startled by tire cliiU's hard breathing,
.' andon going to Hlound it. . . , " :' -
It had nearly ceasad to breathe. Rcrdizing
tliat the chirrs nlnrrnir. condition had Lo
conio iwssible in spite of the medicine it had
tnUcn, I reasactl that such rczueues would
be cf no avadl .Having a part of a bottle cf
Ayer'p dierry Fectorj-4 In the r-.cuse, I gave,
tho eliti.l tl voe doses, at short h:i-vr.ls, n.rtI
r.-ixto:ily w.iitetl results.- From the ivoir.citt
tTii YrcilnA was given, the cl.Ud's breathing ,
Kia'.T eaclor, and In a short flrae it was slef j- ,
-Jr.ir rjiiict'y ami titatblnj? natmrdlj-. Tlie
cl'.iH is alive anl.wcll to-day, and I do not :
he.c.!t:ito to say that AysrTs Cherry 1'ec.toral
. rr.vcJ its life." C. J. YooldrUgc Worlhum,
T&xa?. ' . . -.: , ; V,
CTTor coh!3, coughs, bronchit!sT:Stlinia,
a'uil tc early stages of consumption, tako
fiver's 'Oljsrry restoral,
- FEEPASED BT . '
TtH. J. C. AYEIt s CO., ILovrell, llass.
- Bold IjJ ad Drugg!6lB. ' rrice $1 ; eix tottlcs, $5. .
ftOTICKi Town ff.ots for Sale.
1 con cr lot on Mai a strett, near Publfe
Sauiira i n Will:: sboi o X. C, 82- by . 1S2 feet
1 acre lot uar E. WallAce'a on hick street
2C3 acres of Fine Fruit land on Brushy Sits
in Wilkes county, with a fino youn orchard.
.900 acres in WaUnga county, on which ar6 As-
bestoa and Flexible ennd-stone. Sale to be
private. L. D. LOWE & J. T. FERGUSON,
Ex'-ciUors of ih-a. A. P. Calloway, deceased.
'Wils-faboro.Oft. 18. ' . '
Kxecutors' JVotict . - .
'. Having quI:fhd aa exvents of Mrft. A. F
Cnil 'wayv deceased, we hereby notify all per
sona iiid-.btfd to' said deceased . to : come fi-rr
waid and raake imipeliato paymv.nt And all
PtsiT' haying claims against said deceased
iJl khiVit Ihemiiuly atithoniicated on or be.
Tore. OetlStJi 1801 or, this no'ico v.;iH be plead
in bar ;f Ilf .-ir recovery. This Oct. 18, 1S00.
. ; . . L; I). LO,VE & J J. FriiOUSON,
Executors of ilrs. A. 1'. Calloway, 'deceased. '
if
TTo!lo! .Ten. Glad to eee yon. old" fellow I
it's titno.er tn yrars tince wo were mariied. Sit
iotvn: In'sLaye an ezperionce mcethig. llow'fl
1 tbe Tlfe.?" - ' - .
"'Oa I fH-o, FRrro pP anal, always want
Ins: icv!U.7i J cau't bfford."
Wi ll, v.-o ail w-.::t tometiiing mcro than -we've
got. Do-i'l ron ?'V
' : but I guess 1 wad will he n.y master. I
ttnrtrtl v ket'.) d vn crocuses ; and now Lil says
lni iaca!j.' j 8be llr'd o? saving and never
sl aving au.v'thi.i? to nhow fr it. I raw yoar wifa
dowDret. aid ?lie !wkod a Lappy ns n cneenl
" I think she 13 ; and we are ecoxiomical, too.
how chc aianaires it; e-s eiwaya l.inrhs and ays:
0!i I that's my secret !' lUit I Uur.tz I've c;i?
covered hi-r wcrrt.1 When we married, we both
knew wo ftioal.l Lav to be very can fnl. but eh
Cm'.eoneco!iditiou: she would Lave her .:airazli.e.
f Anl ch.iwacM'irht. I I wnnTiliil dn tfilhorJ it Trcr-
pcIf ford0UijIe tho tabwriiirii rr e. ,-v Tead
It topnt!ipr, frorn iho tiilc-p.ijrfe to the last word :
the srorles keep oar hearts jocdj; the yr.opis
pf important events cr.d scientiSc matters keeps
tno po.:ted eo that I -ean talk nnderftandirfrly of
what in coins on : my wife ii always tryir.sr 6ome
. BeT idra from the hoti-V.&ld department r-eht .
make - all her dresses arwa those for tlie cliildrea,
and Flie rcta all her patterns for aolhitig, with the
M"rjrzine ; and we savxd Jne when be wa bo sicl;
with th.croitp, by dointr jat a? directed in tha '
' Sanlrn.iiD?6art.tne!-fc. Sj;;tIean"ttellyoahalfl' .
. Wh.at ttondcrfal lIa?r.zuie is it ?'
"limort's I-V.m"J ;!raz5nr, id '
' "What! Why tHat' whnt-Lil wanted eotadj. .
and I told her it wa an extravagance"
"Well, my friend, that's where yon made a
. prand raistrJcc, pd one you'd better rectify as
eona a.3 you cs.r. I'll take your 'eub. rlp'at here,
on mywifo'a account: fhe's bonnd to have a china
tea-fetln time for bur tin wedding next month. .
My fold watch was tbe preminm I got for ttinjj
tip a club. Cere's a copy, with the new rremidm :
Listforclub3, theb!jT''cstthk)Sont! If yon don't
ece in it what you M-ant, you've only to write to
the publisher and tell hirn what you want, whether
Id i a tack hammer or a new carriage, and he will -make
special tnns for yon, eitJK'r for a club, or for
pirt ca-u. Better pnbscribe right off and surprise ,
Jfrs.Tom. OrlviJ.OO a yenr will save fifty times
that in etx months. Or send 10 cents direct to the
publisher, W. .Tennirga Demoreet, 15 Eaet 14th -Street,
New Tork, for a epeclmeaxopy coaUicitg .
the Premium list." - ". -
& 'FEED
n
hi
f-7 w
hare to be. ' My wirr c:n make a l.ttie go further
tha: anyoo I ever Irnew, yet she's fcnvays iar
pria'ti mc with 6-icio Canity car.trivaaice that :
addn 'tothecuaif rr andbesutf of ear little home,-
end phe's aivrar raerrr n- a lark. When I aslc
PHARK & ViTE LLBOSN, Prop's f
SitQatcd on Main Street, east of the. Court
Hoaae. Good horees and Dew , vehicIfs;of
nil kinds ready for the accommodation of the
trareling public. Horses carefa!iy fed and
attended to. Give U3 a trial and eeehow
wc feed. " ' '
- rnARR & WELLBORN".
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"Wlieii YOg waist
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DEALER IN
GOECXriONEB
A Frf sh Stock Always 6n
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WE HA VR JUST KEGElVEI) A LARGE LOT OF
ST0YES OF DIFFERENT KINDS; ' WE HAYE THE NEVr
LEE Ml) IRON KING, THE LEADING COOK
STOYES OF THE COUNTRY. . ; :' y I ' ,' '; .,V. .
. Ve are prepared to do all kinds of tin and sheet iron -.work. .
W. H. STARK & GO .
Dealers In
ROCS. PA'TEPJT EflEDIOII!S8 , ;
Tobaccb, Clears, cicaretts, Fancy and Toilet Soaps, etc, etc.
; CPrescriptidns-promptly and aceuratefilledjHPJ
Situated inthe Steve Joianspu store house! : "V :
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STATESVILLE, mrG. - : : ' ' -
r'; I Dealers in ; . ; .
GENERAL ITARDWA RE, AGRICULTUR
AL. IMPLEMENTS, GUNS, PISTOLS, AMMUN1TK N,
SASH.'I'OORS; BLINDS1. PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES. &G:
We have the largest stock of
Western tT. C, and handle shot
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0 r a vi an Falls fc'aiemy.
. TEACHERS : .. : .
R. L. Pattdx, (Amherst College, Mass.) r
J. W. Hexdren,, (Wake Forest College.y
I. M. Spaimiiouk, (Oxford Female Seminary.) v '
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Next :erm will open Ailgust 4, 1S90. Tuition:- $1 to Cd
per month. Fee lOcts. : Boaed with fuel, lights, and vash
ing, 67 ! Rooms for those! who wish to board themselves.
The teachers are all full graduates.' . For circular addresa
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I VILKESB OR O. C, r- -
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Keep on
haDd a foll line of Fresh JDRIJGS. M EDI CLVES, OILS, PAINTS
sTi8. and Evervthin5r kept io aFirsi CiasssiDriiff Store, r'ppr- '
. . SCKIPTJOXS CAREFULLY
; Olj Steve JoliDsou BuiK!iriir,
. BE SURE TO CALL AND SEE -THEM
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" ..Mantifactiirers of- . .
Building MateriaL
N0Ws jtbe.TililC to Blllia- The
in a Few tontbe.: ; Be SehO. for
AH parties desiring to boildjcao
call and 'getting oar Jfrices.
Wilkesboro?. C , Feb 7. 1 890 T
Two Car Loads of lMABBLE
'Direct
W HI CH ENABL ES
Give me n. CALL UEFORE
if rite for Dcshjua
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12ZC 213212 -EXXSr" O
- aud A Be sere to call
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Shells, Wads, Cartridges etc., in
by tho ton. .
; ; . : Moravian 'Fall3, 21. G. -
COMPOUJNDEDyi Store in tha
jasi' ojpposite the ' (Jour t IIca "
EAILROAD ill bo C0::rLi:rzD
It- " :
Sa?e Moiiej by. First giving u: r.
v:" .Wilkesboro LPfv C
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11 W-L
From the 0
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ME TO
COYING AS I ,
and 7 ices. '
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