Person County Courier.
JOHN A. NOELL, Editor.
KOXBORO, N. C, February 23, 1368
RELIGIOUS SERVICES:
METIIODIST.
1 Trill preach each month according to th follow-in
appointments:
Bailey's KirstSumlay at 11 a m, . - r
Koxboro-Second Sunday at 11 a m,-, -
Mt Zion Thlul Sunday at li a m, r ;, 4-. X
Oak Grove-Fourth Stiaday at 11 a m,
Providence Fourth Sunday atsp m.
I -will prtjaih at Provideuoe on theSth Snnday
of January at 11 a m. As soon as the weather
Alliens in the sprinjr I will preach on batnrday be
fore Sunday Hii)ointment, at the same place,
where 1 can get a congregation,
xu. 11,
Hoyle, raster.
BAPTIST.
Kphesns 1st Snndav, and Saturday before.
Mill Creek aud m bethel 2nd Suuday, ( Nov.
J. H. Vernon, assisting alternatively at these
two places on this Sunday.)
Rcxboro 3rd Sunday at 11 o'clock A. m., alia
at 7 o'clock P. M. , .
(;iement-4th Sunday and Saturday before.
Koxboro Prayer Meeting every Thursday
night.
J. II. LAMSEKTH, PASTOR.
Tied Mountain !st Sunday and Saturday be
fore. , ,
Autioch-2nd Sunday aid Saturday before.
Uorrv s Grove 3rd tuudav at 11 o'clock a. m.
Caldwell 3rd Sunday mni til 1 n n'.
GrossUoads, Halifax
and Saturday b fore
J. A. Beam, Pabtor.
There was several in town last
Honda?.
m;oc ntta Mnrfnn of Leasburc.
A, , 1 f . w v . ku)v uim well,
was visiting the family of Mr. V. H,
Webb the first ol tbe wek.
Rav. J.H. LamberLh preached
two excellent sermons in. the Baptist
church labt Sunday morning and a!
night.
A nice lot of stationery on band.
If you want soma nice job work done
bring it right along to the Couuikk
office.
Pflreons'wiir.tMig to borrow mon
ey on real estate security can be 'ac
com modi ( ojf bjFap ptf i ag UAVi u stead
& lVrfyot;Ixbo:rd. f
Mr. W. E. Wugstaff", near Con"
cT(l, hifdrma!3 Uhat .he lulled six
hoatsiew JJays ( pgv that wsib 6
months and 18 days old that weighed
1,173 pounds. The heaviest weigh
ing 214.,... Four Of tjiem averaged 210.
VJUfl cl efPai,h" is requ es ted to brug
in his cake.
Not long since a young gentleman
at the singing" at Story's Creek . was
sitting by the side of his beet girl, and
by soms caiue lie had to go, out of the
house. On comiug back ho found
another boy occupy ingM3 seat. He
became very sick and had to go and
iie down. This must be true us he
told it himself. Poor fellow. "
Your attention ia directed to
the adv(' of Mr.' John S. Lockhart
proprietor of the Banner Warehouse,
Durham, N. C , to be fund else
where in this issue. Mr. Lock bait
uses every effort to soi'nre for the
farmers the highest market prices.
It is useless or ua to comment upon
his excellent qualities, for you all
The advertisement of Messrs.
Pa8s,& Criicher is to be found in
another column to which we direct
your speciu attention. They are
prepared to furnish excellent work at
reasonable ligures. If you want a
ragon, bugy or cart, or any kind of
rf pairing dons cull on them. They
will ba found in the "Old Chamber's
DIED
After four weeks sickness, of ty
phoid fever, Mrs. Caroline, - the ex
cellent wife ot riWSatterfield
died last Saturday af her horhe, near
Surh,, She vyas the daughter of Elder
D. R. Moore. . .This . is, th third death
occu r red i ft "t his f atnil j sin ceGrist
mas. She was an excellent and no
ble woman and her cheerful smile
will be greatly, missed '1 he berear
ed husbaud; pafeats,' brothers,1 sisters
and friends have pur deepest heart
felt sympathy. . f r V;rr r-
Dr. J. H. Cook tlied yesterday about
10 o'clock. Those who were with bim
sy hi death was peaceful.- Capt;
Ramsay informed us this morning that
Dr. C'ok, a few minutes before bis
decease, remarked, "I am so sleep y I
don't know what to do," and gradually
sank until dead. v
Dr. Oouk was about CO years old.
His remains, accompanied ly hh
daughters and wife and Capt. O. R,
Smith. Mr. H. A. R-ams, Mr. J- W.
Wiggins, Jr., Dr. J, M. Manning, Mr.
P, K. Smitlhand Mr. A. E. Lloyd, loft
oa the freight train this morning for
Warren county." - '"..
Dr. Cork wg raisod in AVarren
county and had baan a resi lent of Dar
ham for about-eiht years. Ha had
taany frieoda iu Darham, who will
lamest his decease. Tobacco Plant.
Your attention is directed to the
new advertisemenl of M ssis Uurch
iv Cbjton to be found elsewhere in
this issue,
Mr. Oscar Willson. of Surompr
field and who has many friends h:
Person county, is visiting his brotner,
Mr, Chas. Willson of this place.
Mr. J. L. Thomas, we regret to
learn has been quite sick for seyeral
wtukg with pneumonia, but am glad to
ttato that he is now out of danger.
: Mr. Chas. Hicks, of "Winston
and who is a.fjrst-ckss wheel wright
and buggy painter ba accepted a
position with Messrs. Pa:s & Critcher.
As an anodyne expectorant, Ay
era's Cherry Pectoral is prompt in it.
clion. It checks the advance of dis
ease1, allays all tendency to inflama
tion and comsonipti' n, and spefttlily
reetons health to the afflicted.
In another column we publish
an article oti "How to -build up c
t '.wn," and we hope our cozens will
read it careful'y, as it contains eomc
good adice which if fol'owcd will
.reatly advance tie inlerist of llox
boro.
Do yon snffer from indigestion
I -l .r. l a i t
rr iosa oi apneiiier yre you irouo
led with liver, or kidney complaint
Take Ayer's SarsapariMa. 'ibis
jH-epHration puriQe3 any vitalizes the
blood, thus restoring health tmd
strangth to the digestive and assimi
lative organs. Try ir.
A minister of the gospel, living
in this county, we learn, accompa
nied a yOung lady to church Eome
time ao und beforo preaching com- j
manced lie went around, as he usual
ly doos, shaking hands with the. good
Eistera. He also sho k bands with
the girl accompanied to cluirch
and asked her in regard to her
health before discovering 1 ij mis
take. Can you gueis who it wa;-?
Your local paper does more than
anything else to give your town
chrcter abroad If you would come
to our table and pick up a smail,
poorly supported paper, without lib
eral advertising patronage, you would
decide at once that it was from some
small village or lifeless town. If
on picked up a paper full of live
local advertisements, you would say
that the business men of that town
were full of en&p auJ- enterprise, and
that it was a lively town. Mereojcr,
advertising in a good paper will draw
custom to a town that would other
wise be attracted elsewhere. Your
local newspaper has therefore, an in
fluence io giving your towu character,
and in drawing trade to it, that
ehould cot be oyerlookf d, and the
busincs men of the town owe it a litv
cral support, and they are standing
in their own light when they try to
to cee bow Ii tie tht-y can advertise
in it. The poorly patronited piper
gives the town &wy.J5denton En
quirer, . ' ... '
Bnr," near the jail. A large lot of
Ui'ftins just received.
Enconrage that that works for
?he promotion of jour own interests
by supporting your county paper.
There is nothing that does more for
he welfare of the citizens iu a com
munity than a good live newspaper.
How can a newspap&r bo made live.?
It is in your own hands. Then if
you wish the be?t interest of Person
county pushod forwaid come and
imbseribe to-CouiUEK, thus aiding
the cause.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF DURHAM !
CBLMITEREP SOI.Mi,1887. CAPITAL $100,000.
OFFICERS:
J. S.I C ARB,
C. S. BRYAlTv
President. I LEO.' D. HEAHT.T
T"ice President. CHAS A JORDAN,'
DIRECTORS..
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J'
Jashier.N
Teller
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Bet Sive in tbe world forCut&,
Bruises. Sores, UlctTS'Sa'.t Rln um, Fe
ver S res, Ttter, Chappr-d Hands,
Uhilbl-iins, Cm?, and all Skin Erup
tion, and positively cures' Piles, or no
p iy lequlreJ, vIt is guaranteed to give
perfect si'itiefaction, or money letumled.
Price 23 cents per box. For " sate - by
ill druggists. '
One day lust week we received a
postal -card witlout s ny eignatuie
ana in wo con set nc read it no
-vay, IVe reckon it wa3 intend
for pabikalion, but, however,
v.8 it could not be read by any one it;
town, we decided uot to publish if.
Persons wishing to write articUs for
publication in this paper are request
ed to write so that it can. he read or
:jet some one io write for them that
knows how.
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Personal.
Mr. N. H Frobbchstein, of ilnbi!e,
Ala., writhe: ) take xvtkt p'easure in
rerommcrd ng Dr. King's New,.Piscov
ery loi Consumption, having used ir for
a severe attack ol Bronchitis and C i'
Ktrrn. it gare tne inst nt roin-r ana
-i tirely cu eJ me and I have not heeu
afliicted since. I aso beg to sta e that
L had trud otltr remedies with no
goon result. Hive also u-ed Eh'C
tricBitfers i-nd Dr. King's Nev? L f
Pids, btli of which I can recommend.
Dr- King's New Discovery t"r Con
ump'ion, Coughs and Bi-lds, ia seld ou
:i pu8:tivegitaramee. T,rial bottles frve
at ull Drug Sr-)re3.
Wonderful Cure.
W. D. IIoyt"& C'V, WhoVsile nd
Entail Druggists of Rouie Qa.J saj: IFe
have been selling Dr. Kins!?! New
Discovery , Electric Bitb r and - Buck
len'd Afaka Salve for four years. H iv
cever handled- remedies ;tMt -sell as
we' I,: or give such uniyeraa'.wntisiacjtin
ri.jere have been sdrne wohtierfuf ?ures
effected bj tlieio m dicinss m this i itv
Pavtial cases of pronounced 'Consump
tion have ben entirely cured by uaw
of a few. bottfcs of Dr. King's N w
Disdovery,, taken in : cncct iqn w it''
Eb ctric B.tterp. We gu-.rnntee vh-m
fclways, Sold by all Druggiriis.
Woman's Influence.
Woman's splits lights up the drear
est places of earth with a halo of
brightness, and m ik8 he daket5
path radiant with the splendid efful
gence of a "'brighter and moi lumi
nous morning Her look of eocour-
agrmeot wihgs'atEi'i i3U lr its upward
flight t- still higher peaks oti the'diz
zy Andes of heroic effort. Yev with
a wotnan as a source of - inspiration a
man will chai'b over tU Iiigliesfc Alps
of "danger.-ftnd difficulfy in oder to4
rcac'i' tiiecjieFiHg ltiy-ot . nejr lov
and approb.ition. - Any effort then to
wi;such inspiring auxiliaries is "crown
ed vnth- trruling ,vnterc8,t ana o rne-
wiihin its If the very p e try and ptho;
of the noblfst const'CrutKiR. It appt ox
inrwtep.ftat'owM wotsUipv andfs iSiv
self aJiind dt jjrAUgiou'bt';.Wlie:''matf
inytrij object: as , pure. a6d good i
p.. : . ? t . ... - - , ' "- - .
spnilf ;'adoraiili -wblih? finds'
liigUeit iuspiiratiqTi in her smi;e; ; that
vetyiactJh vo0c;
innefTnKTWtrisatri fnitsiiidrthe
b;t!6iinal fires of a higher, pur r
notlbr and diviner life. Wilson Mir
ror,. ..--? ' - ...... -T ,
Burch & Clayton will give you bargains
in pant goodd. They have a large stock on
hand.
-Get the best, Eandreth's garden
seeds for sale at the new drug store
by Morris & Merritt.
First aale or lnet, Jo!in Lockhart'e
Banner warehouse is always on to
with high prices.
Morris & Merritt have just re
ceived a large lot of fresh garden
seeds which will bo sold cheap.
A big booai in tnbaCC is going onat
Jones Tr.ii',; house at R-detgh. Tobacco
is higher tlun ever known, If the.
farmara will but only go with a load
and try th-m they will find out that
Jon s gets more for topacco thnn any
honrt in tbo Sthte. Fine wrappers
run from 75 to $1 00. . ' -
Fresh lot of the celebrated Lan-
dreth's gai den seeds of every variety
for tale, -cheap, at the new drug
efbre. - -
Give ns a call and we will surprise ' you
by selling you goods so cheap. Eeipectfully
Bukcii & Clayton. 1163t.
R. A. Burch at Allensville i
having his storw enlargrd ' anci will
scoa have in a Sna line of goods of
all Jeariptiona.
Buck -Thomas is again at the
"old" Star warehouse. Danville, audi
will bo glad to eerve his North Car
olina fiieuda at all times. Buck is a
b ird worker, when you go to Dan-
yil' try the old "Tar Ueel-" and you
will be well pleased.
Notice.
I desire to rent three rooms bf ray neV
dwelling and niv old residence 'which con
tains 4 comfortable rooms, on very reasona
ble terms. Apply early to
MKS. BETTIE L. WtJfSTEAD,
Roxboro, N. C.
NOTICE . '
To the loVacco planters of North
Carohni and Virginia, aftor an expo
rieuce of 20 years in handHsg ob icc
on the Danviila market- I now offer
you my services t John S. Lockh irt'a
B inner Warthous-, Durham, N. C
Where you shall have my -t.ttenti.ou.
and as good if not the highest aver&ge
of any heusc either in thi or any other
State.
. Balpu D- Williams.
Talmage .on Sport. . h!s,--
Rev. Dr. Talmage said to bis audi
ence Sunday morning. "Iu the first
place, I commend among indoor reere
atioa, mus:c. It is a grand thing to
havo oar -children brought up amid
tha melody of musical instruments.
Lot ail those who have the means and
can afford it have flu'e, harp!, pino
'f-'" -CA8,.. Ifly.JSWOy.'V j G, W. WATT 3, 1 J. WrWATiKEE, J AS.' A.BRTAN, '
W. X. DULLER, TO. J. PAttRlSn, I X. D. JONES, A. H. 8TOICES, j jfi. S.BRTAN.
STOCKHOLDERS. .
.... ..... . .
J. S. Carr, E. J. Parrwh, G. W. Watts, G. S. Watts, J. T. Mallory, A, H.
Strikes, G. C. Farthing, M. A. Angier, T. D. Jones, H. N. Snow, A. E, Lloyd,
J. IT, Sont batei T. B.-Fuller J, E l. " Lyon, C. S. Bryan, W. W. F al'.er,
J. W. Walker, J. B. Cobb, W. J. Exum, Eugee Morehead, Durham;
Paul C. Cmeron, D. C. Parkt, Jas. A. Cheek, Hillsboro; J. A. Bryan,
New Berne; J. A; Long. Roxboro ; Jao. 8. CUon'wgnanj,"' Cunningham's Btoxe;
Lawrence Holt, Burlington; Ash'ey Horne, Clayton.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
e, . .. .
Accounts ot Banks, Bankers, Corporation and Itfdlvidu&ls received ou fa
vorable Terms, - t ; ' f" s
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, bearing 4 1er cent. Uterest, isfued uppil
mony to remain on deposit with the First National Bank 6 or 12 tnoatb
' COLLECTIONS made direct on all accessible points in the United States, and
remitted for promptly at lowest rates.
PARTICULAR attention paid to the business of Correspondents.
THIS BANK., being recently organized, is in' condition to do all classes of!
Banking BusiuesS upon as favorable terms as any other Bank in the State,
BANKING SECURITY. The Uaited States Government requires that a lull
Statement of tha Inabilities. and Assets of all National Banks shall be made
and sworn to by at least three of the Directors every few weeks, and besidff this
Bank Examiners are sent out at the pleasure of the Government, whose duty
it is made to thoroughly examine into the condition of the Bank, hencs Na
tional B tcks afford a larger maasure' of protection than any other Banking
system. - -
CHARACTER AND CAPITAL The character of the Officers, Directors and
Stockholders of the First National Bank ia the very highest, and each Stock-
h6!der is, under the National Bank law, responsible for double the amount of
hia Stock. No Bank has more character or credit, or better facilities than the
First National.
We want ihre ol rnnr bailnets. We solicit your patronage. We gaarantee entire
satisfaction In all business intruated to our care.
l:'
fW ft Wth
WEBS,;:READ':THIS!
bimujv iu, 4? 1Kb r DAY OF: JANUARY, 1888, 1 HAVE SOLD AND
s I- -n DELIVERED FROM MY FACTORY .
"ii
Mf 1 1 I n Atl P n n A A i " a n n a a r t i
IO liJudNtHUd Ur lUUIlbUU
s - f 1 f5 . 1 -y: . ...
Making over 90O,6ob pounds of tbe weed.
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THIS, WITH MANY LARGE SHIPMENTS MADE IN DECEMBER. V
has nearly unloaded me of my last ye&i purchase ' 5
which now places me witu " '-
Sumcient Room ; Plenty . Money 1
To Handle Quantities of Tobaceol
My salca Jor the past tea days, in the Warehouse, have teen very larW- t
lull from da v to day and last week closed with prices stiff , , " '
. and general satisfaction io all who had sold at 1 ' w -
ANN
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TOlilGGOIGOTTOn
HIGH GRADE QUICKr REIIAB14S. - j
FAJ.IvIBRa CAN'T HELP LIKIriQ, THE "NATION Al
S. W. TRAVEES & CO., ,T1SSS3
AOEf73 WANTEt). PRICE REDUCED. Writ for Testimonials and Prtcta.
The farmers endorse it They say it tells in the field
and on the
WAREHOUSE FLOORS.
EUblishtd 18GD,
PIEDiGUT GUANO FOR TOBACCO,
made expressly for growing
State Fair id i 1SSS and the
Supplies' all requisites of the crop ia every stage of its growth, maturing and
curing. Tne
TWO HIGHEST PREMIUMS
';. at the N. C
HIGHEST PREMIUMS
at ihe D-nville Tobacco Fair in 1887 were gained by Tobacco grown wita
Piedmont Gnono. piEDMQNT qjjaNO AND MANUFACTURING CO., ;
' ""' - OfiVt e'No-. 109 S tub St., Baldmore Md.
For Sal By Our Agents Throughout North Carolina. , ,
em
1 DO MY DRU5DIING ON THE FLOOR,
BY HANDING OUT THE HARD CASH TO THE PLANTER.
MY LIGHTSORE fcTHEl VERY BEST CLEAB,: THH' GL4S
' :-
Which Shows TobaeeOk to the Jery Best Advantage-; ;
I GIVE MY MWN PERSONAL ATTENTION TO EVERY PIT TC
..... OF TOBACCO PLACED ON MY FLOOR, AND SES .
THAT NONE JS JNEGLECTED. ' "
EXPERIENCED
i-lElj IN W EMPLOY!
-My first sales are WEDNESDAYS andTHUR3DAYS,;sec6nd, TUES
s, DAYS anFBJDAYS. -. But firs or last sale, I am ever ready to work
J oiin S. iLockhart.
DURHAM." N. C
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PASS & CRITCHER BRO'S.,
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Bheu you want any work done In bur iiner We'carry 'a good'Tine oi
W. T, BLACK WELL, Pr-jsiaent.
W. S. HALLIBURTTON, Cashier.
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uggies. Carls anfl :Ta
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-. f- -M-r 'fWt'WS'W.
Vf:jJtJi W fell
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'A. L
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gODSi!
or organ", Mr. J. Ji- Stone of Raleigh
has a largo stock of these instiuments
and ieelting.pheap.. ' -""..-'"' ""'
S llinff very cheap at A. H Foushced
toftiake room for si ring stock. .
The spring is coining and Burch- & Clay
ton has a gooil lot or spring goods coming
in which you canjbuy cheap for cash 1163i
JPnen you come, to Roxbcro don't
fail to call on Burch and Clay ton to
buy your goods They are: offering
extraordinary .inducements. . y
" Landretbs irnrden seed.' New' crop.
Adl iroods at Jovv -price. at;-A R:
Fou-tiee's. ; : .'1 k x.
nig tales of Tobacco. . .' .
Cp JoHtf S. Tjockhrt has so d
si nee Decemb 3 1 st? ; 730,000 poiiuds :3f
tobacco of hij own purchase ta mania
facturers.
It you goto D arh am with tobacco
ind uoat ijo tothe Batioef, don't leave
CONSUMPTION SUKELV CURBED. - n
To THE Editok Please inform your
Vedtfi that I haYela'popiiiye; rtmedy
tor the abovjB-named disease By its
timely use thousands oi hopeless c-ise
have boon p ruianently cured.. I shall
btj glad to S'.'iHt two bottles of my rem-l
who hve cou8'icption it- tftVy will
8;;(! me 'heir. xpress and j;"6t ofSou
h id.v-sM Ti p?-ci.iilj-t T.Ji. SLOCUM
M. C. 181 PoarUt. New Fork 1127 6ai
th till youTgt around and see John
L(Jckh3it worker the tarmeTr's'itjT-
est. fl.i. is undoubtedly .the out work
lnggest manfof hn'tfade in Durham,
THE
aad will sell tern cheap just a littl"cheaper tnaaanybody else.
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Capital and Suipius, ioOX)0O.
Transacts GeneSal Banking Business. Col loc'ions a Specialty. Accounts re-
ceivea on Vlie lavorauw itnma. " " a -
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We have a firat class workman in' our shop, nf"iCti guaratlteo"fiotir
woik to give satisiaction. All kinds o--$ tbXT
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REPAIRIJSG iND PAINTnjai
MAIN STREET,
DURHAM, N. 0.
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done on short notice and ia theVjesjpossible inanner, 'X-j '
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-CaH at A. :R. Foushee's -cheap store
aud see the bargaiua he offers.
vigh
' ' joheB AVarthouSe-lead thelRalg
ir th
if - j
teady
ntfkeOatidBs h&idqufrrsqr the
fcobacci l.irmsra, so -et ajOad .ret
1 . nnhiiri.ii in nj.at x.nnhldt form, printea irora kooq iwuu tn
ino iraowioKuw..r- ------r They are without exception thectoeapeitt boufcs eyer puo.
ritVhich aie ara. here -offered. Each one is complete in itseir
' ala nr. )TitnuL anb Otbhk. Con-
Wmdeiwrf the Sea- A description of the mr wonder-.
fi i thtaiftaaiMl U bottom 4U.., with
PPWrtlaa OtieW Skefhei. By
Joinr"ie7l wSE ' i olltU.n of rrlBlbiy fnim,
ketches bv tbe most popular humoroM wrtfer of the day.
ffiiil Keslak Papers, ly Cla-1uobt . ntlor
f Th. K"l Dement.." Aoet ridicalouy funny book
MrlTt" mc-mlns Chmtma. .torl t written
St the createat writer who r lived. Each one li complete.
KndtAe Even In 1m, of!,torl8,'plCtUT'
neVanlinine. for the little fclka at home, j: . .
'TbaSvlf.inade He f Modern "Bates. ConUinaporr
4rinIbloTphioffcmo,.eU.ma
ISTnrfnUin.nrth.o
hip of many phrasea frequently met inreadins ! cova-
tton. A valuable work of reference. - - .- .--
wmcn an may main -- ., ' .w-tlr
and comic, Inpl noms "'V.r "J . " Vio
it? J C ?
The Foroctllnl Kabfes. 1 Kovel. By M.T. Clbo.
The Old Onkcn Cbcat. A Kovel. BySTLVAMtia CoMjt
The Peart orthe Wc-catn. A. Kovel. By Ci.aa aoouwa.
IfVA lleMe. a Hovel. J7 KT. " . . imv -
TlKrn.'; - - ;, , Li ff'if-'W iia.-eiie
The mamnno' uraeefes. wt.u.,
Wood. ILLnsti atcd. t . , n.aM
The Sew of Or. JekyU d Mr. Hyde. . A
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