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ROXBORO, N. C fane 12th, IS9Q
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We bave'been agreeably surprised
to see the spirit of good feeling and
commendation tnat has predominated
,iathe North over. the. recent unveil
ing at Riohmond. Of course Shepard,
of. the Mail and Express, fumigated
some J bnjt'fla a Northern paptr says,
he is affected ' with .old-fashioned
idiocy of a chronic and incurable type.
Ingalls, in his speech at Gettysburg,
ton Memorial Day, was abusive too,
;to'somfffixtefut,'but he alsaia affected.
With these exceptions the whole
tone of Nortfeern thought seems to be
that the South did honor to itself in
honoring m the way it did the mem
ory or Lee, The New York Times
regreta that there were no organiza
tions from the North to take part in
honoring, one who has honored the
whole of America. The New York
Tribune, rank partisan as .it is, has
has no words-of Condemnation. We
are profoundly glad to see this spirit.
There is more magnanimity than we
had thought.
When the present Congress has.
nothing else to do, these days, it
discusses the silver question and we,
erj- jromti'fc' jaer&aps, but neverthe
less one of the sovereigns, are getting
precious tired of i. In the course of
eeveral years we have met a number
(of -.folks, men, worses and children,
.of all agos and color, aud if we have
fiver seen one who knew anything
rwhatever. of'tha silver qaostion, he
has kept the mystery to himself
Demonetization, b:metalism, mono-
,, metalic, and such words that the
Congressmen nse for padding pur
poses are as entirely meaningless to
us, and -we beleive to most folks,
including Congressmen as parallel
.opipedon is to a Choctaw girl-baby.
And these hot days, wben one yearns
.to fee soothed by something dreamy
and yet simple, it is awfully exasper
ating to see staring at us from everv
.column of every .newspaper: "Silver
Discussion in the House," "The
genata takes op Silver," "Tho De
monetization of 1S73." UulesR the
. word has slipped from its etymolog
ical meaning we remember enough
-JjatiQ, to know tint we have been
"demonetized- time and again with
out creating near the disturbance
that the simple talk of it is doing now.
'How are they going to "demonetize"
money anyhow? It seems to us they
had as well undertake to"deweterizo"
MLuter, . . . . -,
This is election year. In a very
ehbrt while now we will be in the
midst of conventions and the cam
paign. There may be men, young
caen perhaps, about to become voters,
ho are now considering the really
important question : "To which party
shall 1 give thy support; to which
cball I Pi; lie myself?' If you are
not looking for an office, our young
friend, we would ask you two ques
tions, coolly, before the beat of the
campaign comes on. Which will be
the most likely to.treat your State, a
Southern State, fairly and justly,
the . party that has produced and
cherishes and honors an Ingallp, a
JShepard, a Tom Reed; or the party
which repudiates such characters and
which .when in power made the South
part of thifr cation rnstead of- the
province it is now? This so far as
National politics and the Congres
sional elections are concerned. ' Now
jn regard to Stale politics: Which
will be most likely to furnish com
petent judges aud legislators.-rwhicb
V41 give the taOBt creditable -govern
tneDV--a party composed entirely of
wnite men, from every class and
from every vocation in life, lr the
party that is -made up in7 the propor
tion of : one white man and four ne
Kiwat ine iact that some cf the
best men we have' ever known are
' Republicans donk tlrange the; other,
fact that the greal- -bulk of that
-party in. this State vary ip color from
indigo-blue to a light-browm T hese
iwu; iacts, remain, equally true, and
, these two questions) we have asked
f you mast be: answered ccWrary' tc
experience, to common: rpteoit and to
::faUadgement'"orryorj will decide to
;remAtn;r;aaXeery;:outhraan
- torn a Derirocrat.H'-ft-'-?:-
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AT'the last, meeting of the Trustees
of the Uriversity. Horace II. Will ms
was elected professor of nVentJi auf
moral acien,to, to succeed DrXIangumf
whosodeath some fweekaagd wui
en'oh sjevrtf loss to te-"slstiH Mr;
Wiiliaims n: jejing po character
and atiainoie&ts. Der is' a graduate
of: the University, and-has taken, a
course iat Yale in theology and
psychology. Likely nisSvas the fittest
name - men tioned i-forthe - vacancy.
Dr. Jdangum was a .Methjpdisdi and bo
is bra successor. We' Hope, however;
hi denomination had nothing to doj
with the selection of Mr. William, j
A correspondent of the State Chronide
com'pla-ins that the Methodist church
is not suQcientiy well represented in
the faculty of he- University, and
goes on to ta& ndasehBerabout "tax
ation without representation," etc.
This narrow criminal sectarianism
receives a merrrted rebuke at the hands
of the level-headed editor of ihe
Chronicle, himself a Methodist. The
duty of the Trustees-m choosing a
professor is to get.; in tho- first place,
of course. - man - of good moral
character, and that consideration
being settled, the best equipped ; man
for the chair to be fifled, whether he
be Methodi8t,Captiat;Pi?eabyfeeriani or
a member of no church at all. 15y
the way, it seems to us that bigote4
church-members would be rebuked
by the condact of the non-church
members, who, constitntisg a" con
siderable part of our population, have
never Teen represented in the faculty
of the University, and yet have never
whined over their failure to get thtir
just deserts. Sectarian prejudice and
clannishness is opposed to the spirit of
the Christian religion as night is
opposed to day, and yet how preva
lent. '
The Methodist
- Divided.
Conference
At the General Conference of the
M. E. Church South, the North
Carolina Conference was divided.
The Eastern Conference takes the
name of the North Carolina Confer
ence, and will hold its session in
WilsoD. We clip the following as to
the dividing line from the Netcs and
Observer :
The dividing line begins at the
Virginia line, runs south on the east
em boundary lines jof Rockingham,
Guilford and Kuodolph counties,
thence west along the southern Ran
dolph line to the Yadkin river, down
that to the South Carolina Hue. All
west of this line to Tennessee u the
Western North Crohua Conference
All the portion east retains the name
of the North Carolina Conference ex
cept the six counties of Curritnck,
Camden, Pasquotank, Perquimans,
Gtes and Chowan, east of .Chowan
river, which retrain in the Virginia
Conference.
The North Carolina or Eastern
Conference as it appears on the map,
is much larger than the Western, but
it was found th.vt the division would
be almost exactly tqtral with relation
to the Mtthodist population, there
being 52,000 in each Conference.
Each minister will remain in the
Conference in which he is now lo
cated. An Atlanta Lady's Sad Con
dition. "About two years ago a rore came
oa my saose. 1 called in a physician
who could arrest it only for a few dayp,
wben it would appear a bad as ever.
anally u became permanent, and
despite the Constant attention of seve
ral physicians, it continued to grow
worse, tne aiscnarge irom the ulcer
being exceedingly oflenBive. This was
my coadition when I commenced to
take Swift's Specific (S. S. S.) about
oDe month ago, but I am now happy
to say that after taking four large
bottles of your wonderful medicine
my nose is entirely well, , and my gens
eral health better than it has been in
ten years. Mrs. Lucinda Rush,
Atlanta, Qi.
Swift's Specific (3. S S ) cured me of
a blood taint that had troubled mej for
years. 1 consider it without an equal.
James Kherwoop,
NashyilW, 111.
Treatise on Blood and Sum Dis
eases mailed free. -
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Vi" AClauta, Ga.
A Lady's Perfect Cbmpanioii.
Our new-book -bj Dr. John H. Dye
one of New York's most skillful phys
icians, ahowa that nain is not necessary
ta ebildrnrth". but results from causes
easiiv understood :aad overcome, it
clearly'provea , Chat any. ; woman 5sinay
become a .another, without suffering any
pain whatever. -It alio' tells how to
evercoine and prevent morning sickness
and the. many- other evils "attending
pregnancy. I is highly-endorsea py
Dhvsicians -everywhere, asi the true
wife's private companion. -Cut thi
out:' it will sayb you great, pain., and
possibly your life. Send twocent
ntmp :ior afisoriptive circulars, iesu
raonialSi'and confidential letter sent in
sealed ; envelope. " Address Frask
TaOMAa & -Co.. Publishers Baltimore,
- Neuralolc Persons a -. :.
AndthbM troufcletl with nervouuneirf Tesoltingr
from c re or otelHvarlc wUl be relieved y-taiirig
V ', Brown's 'Iron liUters. 'GmniM
has trade mark and crossed red Hoes on wfiipvr.
Melange of Dots.
Ic is said that prosperity Is a blcpsing
tirtbe Ko6l,rbui a curse to the "evil, t?
tt is said that the phri8tind armor
will rust, except it Iw furnished y ith
thbilibf priyer,::." -I
is aid ffoue praiers have a longer
voyage; tha 'atbera, but they cows,
wuh a rk&er Urder last-'i,-:: -.:-f i
It is sttid that use everything that if
may fix your heart oa Gd, nd you !
will be abl -and willing to let it go
when lie shall see fit to r.emove it. y.
It is said that the beBb capital fori
young men . to start with in life is in-j
juu8tr'y,"g60'T sen'seT'courage arid fear of
Godr- H better tnaa all tne credit or
cash that Was ever raisrd.V lO
It is said that if you would not havef
affliction visit? ou twice,' !Tstn atfeh-
tively and at once to what it teacbts.
It itt said tnat the prodigal robs tne
beir, but the miser robs himself, g j -.
It ia said that one man make up his
accounts from his wants; nnother from
bis assct - , ' : . -
It is said that.it is good in fever and
and much better in anger 'to have the
twngae kep clean and smooth, i ; s
It ia 3Hid tbt doetrines. are-bf use
only as they, are practiced. Men may
go to perdition with their hends full
f truth. -- -;": , - ;i " -
It ia said that jirtue is no enmy to
pleasure; her proper office is to regulate
our desires, that we may enjoy every
blessing with moderation, 'and- lose
uem without djscoDtent. . ,
It is said that a true tan never fre's
about, ,hi3 place in the world, but just
slides into it by 'the gravitation ins
DHfure, aou swinga tru-re as easily as a
It is said that loye and passion are
olten cinfounded. ? They are qmte dis
tjinct. JL.ve elevates ana r naes, p -s-
8ion degr des and iepre39 s; love en
14rgts. the uearp, pa.ssi'm narrows tbc
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It is said that when fatigued with
the toils and cares of the "ay, it ic
plea-iob to' ee-k "pituie's sweet re
storer, bnlmy sleep.
To ray couch I'll now meander,
Subseripsi huie. Yiurs,
.V. PuiLANDEB.
The Alliance.
There are 2.093 sub Al-'iances ort the
roll, and over 2,063 in. good working
ordt r, b"ides 9i' couuty .AHiitncej.
ELvery co.unty in the Statfr is now or
ganized except Dare asd Jew H .nover
both of Wuieh are expected to U3 orgnn.
iz.-d daring cue Mimrncr. Over one
hundred and twenty Aniaccts tiavf
baea crgauiz d since the 0th of January.
The orgnniz ition is in a healthy coh-
dition io almost every section of th
State, and a good crps ot lecmrers Is at
work in those sections where it is least
ujospcrtrtis. The members are takiuc
more interest in public affairs than ever
betre, and it lsiucely that the primary
conveouoijs In thQ rural districts hi
sUrnTner wi'.l be very larsre'y attended
Tiie State Bus'nt-fs Agency has bei-u
a deci'Ied uicc?83. The trade has ftIL n
ff soou wht in the last few weeks, but
they etui do a large volume of bums.
t haB sav- d tbnuinds of duUarr to the
members of the Order during the past
8-ason. Kaieign jnroMcie.
Obituary.
P.issed peacefully away fiom tht
scenes of life aL 1 o'cck P. m. , on the
3nl ins'- ftt her reaidanc in OUv' Hill
T.iwnship, Mrs. Ana Mund-iy. Jict of
J'irjn Munday, deocasvd, ag. d Co Fears
l month, and 21dys For more thin
or4y yoars she was a .conHtant metn-
b'-r of the Mipsinarv Bp'ist Church
at Clement. Aiew dvs previous t
her death, she becnine very hannv.
and gave U'lnvstaka'de evidence t
those present at her bedside, that ehe
was fully prepared for hmr exi, and
requested her children sad relatives
to hel not a tear for her, remarking
that she would soon be relieved ol her
suffering apej be at peace.
14 r spirit nas aououesg ere tais
pu3:ed iliiough ihe liHUtiful Gte,
i?id ilis is now resting, like thn be-
love l dis- iple upoo th MmsWs bicaV.:
M y her surviving chiWrtn and rela
tves meet her in the Bw-lter Lxtod.
' S. W. R.
The Standard.
'I regard Hood '8 8.trsparilJa as
ving p-isstd bove the grade of what
are commouly called ptent or pro
lr nnr
prietary modki'M!s.,aaid a well known
physician reectly. Jt is fully en
titled to be considered a standard
medicine, aad Iihs won this position, by
its undoubted merit and by the many
remarkable cures it has eff cted. For
an alterative and tonic it has never
been equalled-' !
Capt. Darden Dead,
Cap. W. A. parden, Lectdrer pi
the Farmers? Alliance, died suddenly
at Gatesville, Pjates county, N. G.
Jane Zai. He had iust. sona downi
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to the- First IJHfitiict, to commence a
series of lec tures in beh al f of the
h Hrmer? Alliancc.t He was aa hon
est, upright man, modest and a nae
suming. . The - furmers have lost pne.
of yielr. pokst reprcEea latives in the
death of fiaptKDardeai
A Singular 'Js&t'L: 'f-
Thi-re wis reCentlv bofri ai Benon :
in Johnston county, -a, white1 chiiu
wjiica ja pronoanceu ; to De toe mosi
wonderful frpak of nature ever seen in
North ' Carclinar or oerhaDS"; in t.h
world. The child liveii4Jfty hpors.
It had twp heads, v one "at; each end of
trie ooay. l ue beads were perfectly
formed in every particular, and each
nursed and, tried. The child was 22
inches long and 18T inches wide with
arms extended. It had three feet t jro
on-one side and one on the-other, and
iuur arnH, iwo on eacn eioa i -
Good, ' , -
The Cumberland county. Board of
Education s the first and only county
in the t State to frbid . che use of Mra
Spencer's" Eirst Steps in North Caro
lina History,!' arid Goodrich's "His
tor j of - the Orti ted v States," becduse
these books contain matter, rpflectiug
upon "the Southern people ifi resrard'fto
the civil war: -r f orseveraU yeats pubs
uc men na me 153 press hav bees
calling attention the objectionable
featurei of tbdNoiWern school hooka
i : IP YOUIt It A CK A CTTKS
Or yon are all worn out, really Rood lor nothlnz
it is general debbity. Try ' - .
Z :,jtRaity'n iko.y r.rTTJiiis.
It will cure yn; and give a good appetite. Sold
- i , - : l all dtalers in niediciue. "
Prnta In the most efeVant ftwrn
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U and effective laxative Jtp penna- ,v
neatly cure HabituaJ pojosti-
" patiori, and the many ills" de
pendmg on ft weak or inactive
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- When 03$ i Bilious or Constipated ,
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HEALTH and TEtKiT
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. Every one is using it and all are
' deligL.ced.with it.
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PADJIESS CHHDBIRTB
HOW AOOOMPLIaHKD. Every ludr .uould knovrT
Kead stump. BAKER REM. OO .Box lot Ballala.N.Y.
E RSI AN BLOOM, Beit Co;!ezioaiW
I tifier.fciria Onw and BloiuUh Eradiotor known
bend rtaui for trial pm&ig. Address at above.
andTFcigfeeyiJabiSa
cured at home wlta
ouwpatn. Bock of pa
ticalars sent
R M WnriT.T.B-V m r.
Atlanta, disk. OffloeHMi Wtitohaii
Notice
TTaVin-qualified aa administrator of the es
tate of Dr. 4. L. Sanfonl, deceased. 1 hereby
notif.T all persons indebted to said deceaeeil to
come forward atonceandn)ake8ulenient;ahd
atl persons boldinir claims against decaawi to
present them to the' nndCrpi-ned on or before
tUe 2nd day of Jun; 1891, oi- tbis notice wiil be
plead in bar of their reoorery.
This 2nd day of J une, ."flH).
' - yr. o. GUEooitT,
AUminJgtrator.
FOR SALE!
I have for sale a ,
Valuable Small - Farm,
containing about 61 acres. It is well wa
tered, and has thereon good kms and
outhouses. It also has a young orchard of
Finest Fruit Trees.
Said farn IJes wilhirt two miles of Eoxboro
on the Allensville road.
This place is a fine location for a resi
dence, and is a splendid
TOBACCO FAR M,
and has fine Meadow Land. Any person
wishing a rood hr une and farm near a
prosperous, progressive town will do well
to examine this one.
Terms Furnished on Application.
Also one other tract of 2 acres, within J
mile of the corporation of Roxboro, which
will be sold in one tract, or in lots to suit
purchaser. Ahout o e half of this is in
original growth. This also has fine i :
.MEADOW LAHD,
and a good spring and orchard.
I also have ;
7-Nice Buildiiig Lots,-7
about one-half acre each: and 4 lots.
t - JJeet,iiistinthe '
HEART OF ROXBORO,
situated on Lamar and Industry streets.
xarue wreninsr to imy will please call on
'. W, Kitchin, my attorney or mvsel
- It. K. Dauiel."
Roxboro, June Jlth, 1890.
For Rent and Sale.
1 hare, situ tod In Ht bsraets portion of
Boxboro, 2 acres of land. Terniswill be made
REASONABLE.
A Iso a splendid dwell'mcr house suitable
Doaruine fioiise lor rent. A i.nlr in .i
- ' J. D. WALKHr!
Daysviil.N.C.
STAB TjX S
The Leading Music
THE
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Southern: Jewelry House,
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i end us your orders ftft ;
patches, Cloiftmamond
and every thing ' pertaining to line Jewelry
Bneiness. :'' -. ''- J V- -
-?,I?5Jatll&.eeBtree to any addreaa.1
;Sbould you yiglt Zyochbnrg,la,anrc nl jm
v .fit? s; .? r: .-.v"i .ji - -a
apeetonr stock. . ,-.
.':':,): , 1028 Main Street,
Closin
Having' decided to chfinpje onr plarv
of business,-we will, froru this Uinc on.
ner our rtiiirc ..
STOCK OF GOODS,
at KrmOy s- r s..t
REDUCED .HATES!
We have on hood a J.nll.an3 leira
We stock of goods, cons'isting of
bi(y GOOI)S,NQTIS,3yO
II ATS," IIAI DWARR, GEOCEU1ES
" An entirely rvjr. nndr; handtorue
line of ' . ;
Ready-made CLOTHING; 4
And a nice lim i L-tdioe' : ! '
Trimmed Hts. I -
fAH f which we wilt ffet &t wonder
fully loW figures' t . .. -v 5 ?: 1
1 ' We i'avit'v y u to cit nnd .tX!muf
uir, etiicki-beforo.1.ui!ikijjg;. your 'pur"
iWe also eifnes'tly r quest, ' Ibose
ii'd- bttd-to u, U settJe tuelr .ciout
yviili us as - '
SOON AS POSSIBLE,
as we are nHdit!g thr money.
VERY TRULY, ' .
Mill Creelr. N. C
3STjBj"W O-OOIDS
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T wou'd respw tiuny inform IhexlUi
zns f R'Xlofo JiBfl -Burrounding
ountry thu I li!iv Ii.c.-ted in.tl.e
MEPJllTT BUILDING
ith a Hige nnd ntt.Hi-.tive afscrrt
' in- nt ol .
new eoops, r,i
consisting. in,prt. o.f . t r - i
dry o oors, -p nof r,r0TS.
SHOES, U T, (lti ) 'Ki'i
QiAWAnE, Oti
r euy yAni5, r
h1 bought at tho . ...
LOWEST CASH PRICE
ind whih I intend. to
soil
Bottom Piio. fe, my molt l
"LIVE AND LBT L1V
All are Invited tp coire and. 8-e for
theoiSeI' 8 ad ! pi?.yiiie-d. The
Iaii,4 He i'l iny ir.vi'eil fo cme
ani exaudwe my haudsom line ol
DRESb QOODS. &C.
Ii HENLEY.
2 28 .1y
For Sale !
A FARM IX GOOD MTI0X
1 will sell hit farm, .mtinrng acres
aituatcl ahnnt miles from tioxbnro. A Brst
class dwell inj. i ew-,and nearly complete. AH
nwHurv out-ho iso " in omt condition.
Splendid tolmfico-barr -and jjek-bone8 no
fitWJ. oe desiring, fiirihe
Ai.t.p;N, ,
icoxlor
HI E 33 18 8 l-
House: of the .Soutli: ' m
mHEHOBSIEriiSIQCO.
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W.OV
lew Firm,
nrermea, ..Tins is koki lonacco nii grain rano.
.... rand adjoins the lauds of. J. Wilkersnn,-Alrja
anitT fnr some one to boy a rooa
1 nt 1 m V'
vi an in ii 11. 1
ULLl . '
;will soon
has already received a large stock of
Hgboconsir
YBhPFMftaKP great varietv a-d in tb fi, .
mem.
" All the- ,-,.r
v NEW COLOI
vciaV' w
tcuiiou h.isi le:ipaid?tthtt dvleciioii
Tr-tnijiingii.'tl' '
QUIOK-SAT.E
YOTJRS -TO fXEASE' s ' f -
; Wbeelaii Beat All Over. , ..
ZF YOU CJJTT FIHD THEM FOR
;- Tie Millinery adppsr&akiig: Department
- is on 4 h upper foiorrt.f the8torv ad eJindtuta I, :Ml8f, p4nie YanCev
; wl) has rnueh pxprricno jtf iliiaJirie'Aijaiwiirile'aed to 8c hr fiienj
tlu r. : CU arWI S and be n.virK-A'l whi r' to tmv vnnv muuic '
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fricel SlS-OOat J. " I '
Strictly IteWarranwd! - -.JL. ' 11 k
.--aU Seoond Growth Hickdry. u 0SStm5 V G fis t 2 'J LJii A
ateel Axles and Tiros. - .. . -.,. wTxiL Jj
" Low Bent Seat Arms, VTerfectlyIta3anced.': ? ii jf. ,
.EOKYiAGpN MFGi,CO.y LOUISVILLE, KY.
1 .4
General Southern Agents.
-.I-. ii'b . 'jr.- .....
" . Jiyiichbury, V.,"send grtlingrs to Roxboro, N. C. d to lnvo
- y'U for our aixt r4neighlor, JIop- y-n wi l 1-e 4 e.-ir d. aiid we
? ir now that yt-u'wilf be proMud lv tlie f rarg iicnt if yt;u will call ia t
T; !Ei: THOMFSQT So SOlsT'S,
lt, 31,3 K'f-tii street I.yncl.biir.1Ta., nd buy y ur
. FURNITURE AN ) CARPETS,
' ' A simple. order wiil prove that tlfis is the place. Trj ua.
' ': J. L. THOMPSON &. SON.
Boxboro Saddle
l'i )3.TK COUUT'IOC'E.
Fal!os, narneKS-fVllaw, 0,,l!ar t'ad., and ri7jry Whips Tin -sr.v Tuln,
nnrl-tH,'ltnUKr ai.a VVflJep lorao Ikivera, liita,' Baekles, S, 1111 v an,lK
l;rnh8, IJunussOil, find all kinclsnf hrseo ils. !
We also have a first-class shop at South Boston, a., an 1 when any of our PereoH
county- friends are there we Would, be J?lad ti hav them frill iJ.'J'
Repairing Eche on'SIibrt Notice arid in the5?est Style3
' T HALl& FORE.
SO HAS THE MAMMOJnSTOOK OF
5.
COMM AND DiREN OPENED BY
T teir Mr: BERlfANN. VHn is XnMrx nijtt- spZAi .sftrriB time .in New
toVk, e,eciing.MHtrj'carettl4 PET I3A1RQAINS, tq 1r had ia that .gre$
tii deceuter, anl they are njjf, oitpireto r:.brgaiR4 i?. ; '
of LATEST toESIQNSy stjch'as are feMoiij offered. Tuey know that peop
bpy where tpey can iuy for the '
and act aocordirig; : If yoa arei is need:f any MERCHANDISE, of any kiuJ
trpm a .
i
; vHANbsOM ; SUIT OF ' v CLOTHES
to 'ajbar of WASHING !s6aT and -jou-will. alvv? find'thm ready to
offer yoii," . . , - - . - , - 1 - .
l,"i.
9
be b,Jrbut,,f
.i'a ' '
Q 4)RESS GOODS!
7
d Dress G..os nd
your eon.
S
A. R. FOUSHEE,
Hi
SALE BY TOUR MEKCHAVT8, WBXXZ'
and Harness House
a U Emm IW