sl
W. .- '
, ..v. ,-'
LSTE:I CACIIU-DISPATCH
;rbe Ft Frlht Line
rMte4IVte. aw Ttk.lteB,
HJLGLET and VESPER
w ttw wia m "m?"i
a iMtlM flaw Kaa-na- Tcy MOM DAT,
v . uH4T m r usat m rooa r. m.
ft t wM4 CHVJ, aaai twaaaT, aa taa aalaow-
1 Caa
I aaav aa"aat b MuwtlM wttk lb
AUn..UH.R.aotoii feoUaatA. ,
K. aw Tor, Haiiax. aad Woctala R. IL. aaa
t.,a ruTliMK U. aV. ttocm raMavaaa aaat
tara'aa UaV Trta NfttW faajUMia ft
mo Iraaapat-taUoaa.
o traaaiaTw axaaf. at aUaaHA City, at
vbJtt point Ori&a will a looted on oau (a
rxrw aul fuoala b aAlppad Tte iMUfl
Cavroaaa, liUWIO ally aa followa :
from IMt, Fun. &. H.. Flar H.
Marth RlTr.
' fToa aaaaaptota. ? rklUu. W. A Baiio.
B. aV, waa, i. mmwB.
JmaUction by lnU wu. A Faito, H.
& Paaai1aa 8. HtsUoa.
taraMoo. by areian' Minar, Traca-
yortaucxaCcx- Saw ori nJ o pi.. and
b CiW.
KMM low and 3i ,ic S-fu !; J
ttkllM.
Mrwaa oorajVo ra,-,a;rv :. ' four
. trtapt wk o run
- JJTUk WriVWiX .Jan. -. Trart..- Arr.
. ' aMa-H.), Oaaeral vm.t;-:
a. kcwKK.t;i Fr- t
P. w. H. K . Sorton.Vi-
V.Pi:
bSIvi.im. ur.rj. c a
.' M-r.
aV H. K. ort". a-
Mbja ,Sw t- -rue
OLD DOMINION
Slsamship Gompany.
SEMMYKVKLV
triad OI,t Damloioa at.
avay'a Old aa'l Vmvr:
Kaata. i llit--.
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tr , I t r
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On aavl ." -r :
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8.B.V,' f. r , . -Pn
aaodii:a r. - . .:. a
, - tor 5u.ioLK ! . ,-t.
- raiDAVs at :.-. .
- 1m witi :t .'
tar Saw To-. 8. s. V
sr atauUxBOra, ClyJe- Lo .
, aalpala. aad la a H T '
taaat aad trtldna
0 aaUrtaa afloria t
' aad anf aimoai prrtrft
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u- and
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K.- : 'A '. - a-.,1
aji : f ' r-
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o . a o a v r -t.:;
for Kta.a
ll; ; a f. r 1W- -
a 1 ur Ir-jr.l
r for tr.e paa:
r waava y fan. ha lo tat , uarat -. w .-mc
r aii anippara ta to a .. r wi.. :.r
aaa to Uia fatara.
I Udar mix Buoda ar ai o l" - m . ! , .. or
- IMLVa.
rralc&aa aot raaalva, .mi,ar.: arvai
at aa. aa aalllaa day.
raaanaaa W!U tad a u--d labia, tumrort
aaaa rooaaa, aad avary oaru.T and aitm
Uoai viil a paid UMa oj tha olSeara.
K. ROBKKTH. A4.DI
HI CTJUrK7Pa aV TCK-NER.
Aanta, orfotk. Vi
ay. a- gtAHroun.
raalda-nl. a Tor City
Qugi l fur ii Irr let
-The N. C. Freight Line
FOB NEW YORK.
BOSTON, PROVIDENCE
aad ail point
01-t.li and West
Altar taas aavaa wUI raaatvo fratckt la Haw
tar Ii Baraa at
PlKlt 7, HOBTU KIVEU,
i4Sd N Ttrrt mud BUiwun
' TrmtfrUiU Co.
r lail tatala aaaa
aw Baa-aa
MX3aT w xxklt steamers
lilnu Irr lim ui BxJUxin
artolk
Janaa; In Baraa far Haiti ai a TV USD AT
ftVLDATS a I m. Laava Baidaiara fa
WUHUMTSiU SATCaVCAT
Ad aaaa ara aa lattaaa
BUBaUl fXXf Taia. Oaal A'aaavfar.
M Larkt c. Bai l
ava. ar. VaOA aJLU1 K, A . jrloi. Ta
T. P. ada A Oa-. "kaaaaip a la, 11 Soat
Tora a Barta. Trsaa lata. P".ar orxarlTar
aWwaaipana, aWauaa. aj Cstrii abarf
.M. RdaawaU. PYo-ridanva ii. I
ft 0. Knl, Fall illr D-mc aarf
afetpa '. Buataa. Taip la 1 Saiardaya
Yr daily.
Haiimor, w:a4s;i ana9atmraay
fvil R.r.r tt oi?. WaOaaadaya
rt.iara
rr t: Wa.- a:ar,f
HrittJi : la.l.r. r ( r ,n , aa4 : l. ( aarajl
1 i.l 7au a '. 1
B:'.i ui Sldp rii
LINE. d
RIVEE
ipany.
r. a c i a.".ai
i.1 u w aa & a . '
i' -.ribcat Ccr
w i,. r ;a i;
laai ar . .
r 1 1 c a ', u n .
daya 1
Inc. a
TSnr, ',.
ii ,
Otv.
Howard,
t
Stc.-tmboiU Line.
. it "NDa
the i : :h Jii
AKt ii: r -
For Tront. t;
Friday. Keturran
a '. - -te r. u 1
tv M c lay ar. d
,'vo ry T-j.,? and
SituHay
For Pollokavill every ,Vtd D,- 1 u
I id , return id tha same day
J. J. ITER. Manager
J. J. Dj90Sira.T, Agant at New liorna
la iaa. alia aadaa aad aaaaa, aaaalaw B - af Cab
taaa Bad Card aaataraa ml lard wau, ratail arm,
aja, A AVaaf aHaaaaa rimnna Aiaaaaa..-,
1 aaaanaaad aaaaaad aadaa, raid adcaa, aalaaaaoa
aaaaa. a ilaiaa a mn af Caalaa aad Card aactana
aw) la. ai .aa. nm. far aa. av lUaaaraaad li.ali-
AtBUHS
ACEIiTS z
i a tkar nwta?T
liiug ettf DKAM
lalltaUaHi C Uf T f tM
EaraissiniTUa?
Cm fe lai q aw it fimUr
mtvr lif he (tidta liror4inr7 Ump
fat (aklrr cu for
W aaMBIaXaaa. t ar Lf Ii Q of
HaiNUA IciiXIN.CiMinutl.O.
If
MOORE MONTY GRIT."
ROBERTS & HftHaUSRSOK
rVe-w Berne, IV. CJ.
Otiry flrtt cIam Compauuea repraaea
ed La
Rr. Lift AZl ldiSt !ST17aSd.
ToUl Cpiul oTer Forty Atilllotujo
DoUati. Jaa24dly
atari aaaaa afcaaad raaaaaaaai
aa paaa aa ai If aat af
aaty naainiia arlia BalBmarr
U aavaaaa, aad aa I J aaa ttnf.
"7
Ta. aaaa Willi n aaaaa World ar Tafcl. MfaL
Vaaaaaaataaaf af aaMaatl aaaaaaa aaa, Maakaaaaaaa. Aaataaaa AtaT faTlafaaal d
r - -1 Caaa aOlaa, Paa aa4 rsaaw .aaaaa aa. MM
aaa ar. aaa amaa aa- Kaartataav fcVaalara, aaw
M mm, fWlaaa jaa. Waa'ia. nthm. riTa. a. .
waaTa? tt.av.a- Ja IdWda. .aa r4.
ar t, r aa aaaa al ad lam ai
tjaaalTT?7?.Ia ITi llajraaJaaaT WiTu
DYSPEPSIA. 1
19 laal anlaary upt1nl wbea we .J
ataal beeoaia mn thai we poaaeaa a
dtaboOcal, arraomot rallt iiomn-h
Xk atomacl) la th rsrT(rtr from wh.cn
wry Obre and UaBue moil bo nouMuifl.
aad &ay trouble with it Is toon felt ifarnunli
oot h wbol Tit.-m. Amoui lir--n 1 '
UDtlMDOllllm Ul MU1 t'trjiili::-
naat aymutoroa. lypptlc of arifvc m.-t-.m.
powar aod atxlloni ivmpcnunent r. iut jed
(oittk HMteha IhoM flot'J id p: :i
utM bar i nllatla. me :r..ii
aad MrTOQ ara auanilODal to gloomy
far atBta. Pom dypet!ra won
ilarfaily fcirxetfal ; oihara ho groat lir'.Ui
binty of Umpr.
w,'Da(Tar form Pyp.'p'.i may take, ona
tfttoc a aartalu.
Tlia aaarlrta( ttm la In
Ik LIVEN,
and oca thing mora !i cqo;;- fital i. u
ooa mill rem iadr"rP111' wr.o w.li
It will
eo.-rrt
Acidity
Btoa
of th
ch I
I xpel fool aa.
Allay Irritation,
lull! Dla-eat'on.
a:i ! it '.lie aa:m :zne
TART T II K LIVER TO WORKING,
WIIK ALL. OTIIEK THOI HLE1
OOy Dllll'PKlH.
My w'.ft JTiii'Ol.r.:::u'.! ' S::.,
th-c a' ;,y ire a.1 v..-o -f l'r. .:kt.
of A-:'ita. IM :n,!v:,-, .l o try S.::i"ion
Uwr R'a.! r t f.-, !-..?;: !or t:.. r-l'.af
:; .iAa'vrn k r. ar. l . w :.n i.l h
and :Te -'M . n a:-, y w t w r . r
or o r w '.(' . ..;::..'-.. -t 1 r K.-tf':
an I : f ?r.' '.,'-'-'!
,, . . w : '..-. - u .sr.-..
Srr lht r"a Bl h liKXI I K. .
v -. . Z v. fro:-.t f -; ; :
sirui: n i v :
II. . I ILIN A .. Philadelphia. I
THE INCURABLE
CURED !
.:in-.-a r" m - r :Trl
-r.! n rrf a---a Trvira a Bn,rr r..l -rfc-a
1 .-. ' ft r . w imp: rma,lla b';l lh -ra
.,.! 3 I , ivl. I fT w-r r--rr Tit
r,r i- -.a ,,-.-. lfr iBoaat I m-i
,w.r a ,r uo 1 craicl i:bi
I
1 flnUft-1 c.-i - ur
--,M1 1 r.-.'. 11 m a
..clar lad. whi ,ta
I -. 1. a a.tta : l aitfA-ija
Maj. K. w W
-r r la:y tI
I.-.
v r, i jT o'r.aulta.l w.ra ur.aKa I 1 io
u r--'- Laa fall a yaar j I two
u,lr-a . . a. at era r taflaiTla th r.
aa.l i; t a.-na mora 1x-iianl irian - o
m.-l 'a.la. Ua aty ran-. ll r laa.atl
laai i .J laaoff mOuott. 1 V-
Ua aunrthaa- S- A I tr.. -nJ J f t -o
m )taa IM a-ra waaanlira.y .a-l- Tlilok
tna -&ac US. rll out of my olltu'.l..n.
1 Tfi iaa mallrlK: b"i In S'rnir.
to m.ama a ry .llaftl M.!noiil
nmml. I a: ta ain , . s .
aa.l no la alau J laplx-J-n I ha
.-.rrr (ill la S a a ! d u m B' fa
ri l U--t a. I -'-a J.-'..-r. ar t .l-.i a.dl
e.oa. 1 e- Vo,
W:vtT-a. C. Arr-a . :. :a.T
i ,
que lr. ll or Q ma a- -
blik w u vrr p.T
r,. of S- a . h '-
.r I
tiaaa.1 I., lha Orr
run '
thar i. a - .-'-..'.r-.-o i
fta,rf -. . hAf-.-l.'r !'- t
i t - i a --.
f ., . . . ,.-nr - ' "
n.- c. i-S'lllOt, 1 it. s
ama!: f r fo - .1- I ara. win
laia cun " II " co,!aa to "'
ma to r--l- AN-ul o ' y.i.- ' ,'
q-iila uwf. aa p,-oi ,o th a . . a..
rrr aaj I l"o a v urw, at u-n
r k a a. TSa r-aull fcaa N-rn n c r
cum a ul.-c oc eaiwr-
ba '. . . . .
.-ar Kr u
I r a. rrrI a parvr"-a '
lhal ,'aj I ha loan
RoaclAa ha-on parvSci a-.y ej.l '""
ir Uicraaaaa my arp" an 1 vr!r n y
aaaV. la a ar,d. I fa. I ilaa a nrw
w-ivaJ. an.1. baal all. lb r'shl j.ar a. --r
w roat aolirly. Tjit aliw-ly,
Traalan. Tod J Co.. Ey . tl C - '-
TraaUaa oo Ft -o' an J St'n r"aa nul-fJ
trav Tui S:rr Krtcrf v
Urawar i. a- a. -a
A.tlantic At N. C. Railroad
TIMS TABLE Xo. '
In ElTect 0 00 A.M.. W, ...v. l ei'.
n, is?.
OOUtOrlliT. SCUEDVU4 tic I.v.i WEST-
No. 51. roAMmjvr Trxrirui No. .'0
Ar. Lve. Stations. Ar. Lve.
?m 4 55 Qoldsboro 1 1 S7 am
40 5 44 UOnnsf 10 31.10 42
0 81 41 Kinstoo 0 '- IOCS
S 34 9 3S N'ewBaroe -10 S 25
10 58 am Uorehead City am 5 37
DauJy eicpt Sunday.
Gets a East. SoiEDru: Gvimo Wect.
5o. .
Mixed Fl.
Pa. Train.
No. 2 t
Allied FV &
1'im. Train.
3 2-S p m
1 43 1 53
1 13 1 33
Sia;ioc.
tioldiboro
Bt'i
Ldt Orange
FaJling Creak
Kicaton
Caa well
Dorer
Core Cre"k
Tuscarora
Clark
Newborn
a m
44
7 1 1
".45
S 14
f 10
51
7 21
7 50
s r4
13 44 13 49
13 03 12 20
1141 11 48
11 18 11 21
10 43 10 4
10 utf 10 19
53 9 57
a m 9 2t'
i 15 9 o2
10 to 10 Oo
10 2V 10 M
10 4-5 10 V)
11 22 a ni
ra.-,:.
il 13J
T:-.ar 1it ir. sa'.nri'.ay
Vs,lu,ala an 1 lr !y
Train j.. -.-.n a -la w::h 'tlmlnctn A Wei
ion Traiu &-;nd NorUi. laaT'.n Cro.,iat.w-,rc
. I V! a. m.. aa w'.Ui Kiciituond A U nvilia
rraan Waav. laarla UolUatioro 3 3i p. rn.
Train &1 coooarta .ua R'.bmocLl a laaTllle
Traia, c-r.Tfnf al lv4.tro t -V p m . ana ar'.Ui
w ;.ru:r.:4jn aad W.loa Traan from U-.a
Na-r;n ai m
Train .' xmaiwU w.'.c iv. .-i. n: ,r. J an-1 Pan
v : a. l'.-.r,-a- h'.-:4 .'. .,av:ai eoidat3oro
al . p.m.
rraia J roriiw'i with Wiim'nc-.. n and
.lon I'aja.aar Traa, or:h ;:-.id '.tav.
.c i oi1a:),ir,5 al 4 p. m
fra'.n J nnivu wan W : : n-. : :. toa and
7.a,,!i C'ra :-.. Tralr. "-..u::: ru:-.,l .avaij
.io . ' 4 , t :.
S- L. Dill,
Su trint-nd ec t .
ER
Orer J. 000, 000 worn iurhip th-' rart sii
IWdJ. TtlU aAr-rclorj3 guccx-as dj?
lii. T J th u;u-teritT r f C. mttr.,' ott
H other Ciaioxlaj, aj a stgTcer '. : C- rsvU.
2nd. To the super! -r quality. taf"i
And worltn-aashlp of c a r (V rsow . o.. zii :d
with : Lhtr i jtt f rlcee.
Avoid cheap IrciUi:; l sii.!-- ' vart.-u
oi cord. iicco ar" f'lae uigea
'
DR. WARNERS CORALIN E '
ia printed oc LiMdo ef vs' cover.
f09 VLC BY ALL LEADING MERCHAIXTS
WARNER BROTHERS,
300 Broadway, New York Crty.
EDU0ATE! EDUCATE!
What Better Can Be Don For
The Children?
AURORA ACADEMY
UHOIlA. C.
B. T. BONNER,
Miss E. O. LA.vasToy,
Paj.vcTP.vx
ASalSTAHr.
l!io Fall Soj'.on
and a Keb. . is
frtpr'.Da: aalon al.
eloa Jane U. lNss.
.11 opn Sept. 79. I V,
op-.T t'eb. . i.ssa, ajid
H-"ard and tuition mcltrala.
rSaptlaar rhargej from t.m of entranca
:o rrtil of aeaalo-.i. 'o deOurlion iicrDt in
lr -:.-.!
1 :reaa.
- r r. -ornifl
Con apply to
K. T H i.VNEK.
IV.r.ctpal
TTtfMADN
THE JOURNAL.
rAKvrmuK h:mm hkkv(;kk
Doxl heavfiir ho bnutifui nr. 1 briSi
l-i - h o for whom I -ih '
Love lurk within Lho I: n.l ii'.t
i 'f that dark drpamiriK o f.
S oet nir-i of youth aroun 1 hor brea'.lu
And flutter in her train;
Good hearens! how beautiful is she
And I, so old and plain'
(iooi heavens! how beautiful iashe'
As freeh and fair ad day .
Dark a the night her shining hair,
j Her lip a bud of May.
I Yet all unconscious of her power,
Though hundreds eish in vain;
Oood heaveno' how beautiful is she'
And I, so old and plain
Good heavens! how beautiful io she'
Can I her heart have won?
I, from whoee cheerless desticy
Ail hop and jjv had flown.
Before her soft eyes emiled on me.
Iove seemed a vision vain .)
Go d h-'aTens! how beautif u Ijis she!
An J I so old and plain'
Good heaver.--' ho t fa itiful in fht'
An 1 ytt she loves me now.
She brine the ilower of ,nai len grace
T i :. k thi furrow ed t row .
She e to g;lJ my ev r) joy.
r sv'tlie my every pain.
1 1 r e a : I . i v , i. - how beautiful l s ? iu
I
.,n ! 1 ,.i:
ie:np
r Vi;M AM) Y VK 1 11 .
uks With the Me:: Who Guk
the Pl:.
i ;ik ii.k;;. w.
S.ai'.iiein farmers have not yut
fully learned the value of the har
row. We break ami then bod laud
perhaps, and that is all tha prepara
tion it receives. Hut this (hies not
hue
no
i1. if at all d'spo-ed to be
hard or lumpy, as most old lands
,.io. Land broken before the first
ot March is almost sure to be beat
en down by hard rams the air is
then excluded, with all its amelior
ating luiluences. ( ne cannot afford
to break ;t all ever again with an
ordinary plow It takes much
time. At this point the harrow !
comes in. With its five or six feet J
mt Lin.l mu cone over ranidlv '
and quite thoroughly pulverized to
a depth of three or four inches. o
buried grass or weeds are brought
to the surface again. .No harm is
done, only good. We have been
doing such work today on a field
turned over some weeks ago, which
had on it . heavy coating of crab
gra", and which had been rather
lacked and crusted by the recent
heavy rams. A disc harrow dal
the woik most satisfactory, pulvir
ving the surface, nicely , and open
ing up the soil to the a:r again.
Other h.urows l.Ue the 1 nomas er
lie Shares might, be made to do the
same thing. Bun the harrow m
same direction that the plow went.
This settles down and lee!s oil the
land very nicely. One hand and
two mules w.ll go over six to eight
acres a day. Could time or labor
be better -pent than to break the
crust after every hard rain, from
the time the land was broken till it
t.is planted? Keep the harrows
going up to planting time ; plant a
part of the crop without bedding,
and let us know- how you like it, at
the end of the year. W. I.. ,1.. in
Atlanta Constitution.
1'oiiQlar MipvTstitions -Their Explana
tion. Popular superstitious, if not in
destructible, are at least very hard
to kill. We know full well that the
miracle-working pagans of antiqui
ty were scientific jugglers, who
imposed upon an ignorant laity, and
that the supernaturalu3ms of the
middle apes were tricks that any
accomplished mountebank, with the
aid of a smattering of natural
philosphy, can now exhibit to
admiring audiences witnouc ukm piasttr : u will add greatly to the
slightest assistance from the other j va,10 ut- thp mauure .uui the satis
world. And yet, even in this era of fiK,tkm of having clean, sweet, odor
general education, half the peoi'lo ie.ss coops and healthv docks, will
one knows liave their pet snpersti- ,lblnliU1iv ,,,v expenses. Trv it
"0D!'- . .
Set a ladder u
thoroughfare in
mark how manv
on any public
New York, and
of the wayfarers
ill st-p into the mud to avoid pas-
sing under it. Thousands, who
would be ashamed, perhaps, to own
it. would uch rather see the new
moon over the right shoulder than
the lefr. The howling of his dog.
or the accidental stopping of a fun
eral before h;s door, gives many a
brave man an unquiet leeling, and
journeys and erious enterprises are
often "held over" for a day, m order
that their commencement may not
tall on a Friday .
The fracture of a looking-gl.LSs,
the upsetting of a s l: -cellar, and
fifty other incidents as inconsequent
ud trivial, are looked upon as "ill
omens" by multitudes of civilized
and Christian folk, and the horse
shoes naded over the doors of barns
and byres, in various parts of the
country, prove the dread of witch
craft did not die out with the w itch
persecution in New tngland.
Some of the common superstitions
of the dav are, m their origin, as
old as historv itself, and most of the
modern "spiritual phenomena'7 by
which the credulous are astonished
and bewildered, are really only re-
rivals of the humbugs of antiquity,
Superstition is. as we have hinted,
a hardlived monster. A tendency
to believe in what is physically lm-
possible seems to pervade most of
thhnmiri unpeiKS- n or rr n ed ne.a-
tion extermidate, though it
njjY
modify and control, this tendency.
i The simplest and most logical
explanation ef our proneness to
credulity is this: there are so many
things phytically impossible which
mu.it be true there is so much in
the origin ot' man, his fall, his pre
servation ou the earth, his redemp
tion, his eternal destiny, which he
knows and feels to be independent
of all the principles of cause and
etfect of which mere reason can take
cognizance, that he is apt to forget
his duties have been fixed, his course
laid dow n, his life-lesfon so written
that he who runs may read, and all
the e'in sequences of his departure
from the "straight path'' to happi
ness here and hereafter, so clearly
expressed and defined, as to render
t lie interposition ol signs and won
ders in his behalf or for his guidance
unnecessary and useless. Eet him
rest assured that the Master of the
supernatural world never employs
its mighty powers for unnecessary
or useless purposes.
Keaiiy. girls, I'm too badly rat
lieu uy t n o uouur couierreu upon
, l . r 1
me to givevou much of my cuff,
It'ri the first, time I ever tnmhled to
anything uf this sort, and I hardly
know just how to catch on. How'-
ever. I'll try to be sufficiently np to
while doing the president ol this
..!.( anf Tm with vnn , thi
i a.s-.- or ,- fe-
it. All over our land slang
uju t r, aua uuu 1 iiu ) vi 1 u u ivitci
words and phrases are multiplping
like flies in sorghum time, and it is
our dutv to help knock this crying
v,l . luir a nooihle Ir onr
motto be -Shoot the Slangistl" '
. .
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can
It it
St a' r : an r-
gro-s !ii just
not bo .-accos
m a t.f: ; h.
ullv rctu'iMl.
be true, as some maintain, that a
! good condition of pub
i' highwavs
ot a country
ui index to tue
I progres
s and
then.
eivi!i.a: aei ot the
a.leod, 1: c in truth
people.
fully bo said thar North Carolina
has made but little progress in ad
vanced civilization. The almost
impassable of our roa is daring the
winter inflicts upon the farmer one
of his greatest hard-h:; s.
Now, the suret wa '.o accom
plish a desired i -im ;n ; t c "a
slant agita! ;on.
1 ; i-- my p l : p. in " . - .11 ; ii ic
to ea'.i o " r on t ; a to a :. 1 b; a ;!
disca-i 1 lie ; n eg ,! a : . ' a:.,i ; a i
'iceoi :i:i' m-'ioi rl uork.:.1; p .'1
lie roa-i - m N : a ('.:':,. i :
t here ; ,v" 1 c. : :i i ' ! . ; c . o ::
Miipbc;-'. :" S !. ' ! '. - !
governtne!: ': . ' r-..-
true in t h.- w a ... .v ';.
roads d not ad::.:' e: i do .1,-.
There i ir its i '::: ti: r.
I.Ur.- .1 ::: ::i t! it ' :- 'a : g. a-
niac!i a- do, - ic- v. !:.. ,: : a
thousand-;. e-;. o..tl, w
of mean s is t r. r: ! o
i.e bonehtod
sy.-tetn o p t i a ' - a : : -'
er lo-i'rc: : lor c x i m ;
A .
;t sec; ;on ot i o i 1
littV labor to be 1
cond; t ion . and. t
a lartre i. a ai !er
i , ;
a re
II ,i 1
ire
there is anot lu-r sie' ;o
it as is freq'.ien: ly ' I.
is exceedingly d:fli 'til;
and has b it tew hand.
But the l ii i a- ;ce i t
II,
I:
is not the only th'.ng tn.it ni.-i:-
is not the only thing t li.it
consideration. It it secuia
consideration. It it secure l g.uni
roads, it might !" submitted to
with some degree of toleration. A
system deserves contempt and re
1 pudiation tha"
o com
h
lv fails
of its
; i 1 1 - ; n i
ads will
: . ' ; :n e u '
1 ettel.
to accompli. i
1 existence.
I tru-t, Mr. Hiiitor. th it
port an t sn ! ; o i-1 ot bet ; er i
be agtta'ed u:.".! a j - u
18 built up that will de.na:.
more jus' and a moie si
system . ,1 . M . 1 t
Lemav . N. C.
Cl c-
: M i
i I
I s, s f
ri.h'iT.
i here seems to be an ..; :.. o p: ,
valent wi'h many tha is p. is-, a
or sulph a'e ot . no- do- s : . ;i. :
largely into t he com , : :i
plan's, it can : . ; t.-ir ..'. u--of
a lertil er. i ' ; !, I,..' c ::
sider that t h. : . u. " -
which . ii' ::'! icy d. ' to . :. t r : ' c l '
directly ti) the glow : a . t plan's.
have cheinic.ii or :i. i
propertii s t hat play a ei v
tant part in egetat;on.
has both these properties
tntcal
laipor-
'l.ls-el
As a
disinfectant a to I de .h-nxer it is
one of the best, as well as cheapest.
substances.it oar emmum!. Any
one who lias kept stock of any kind
stabled during the warm summer
months, knows what a hard task it
is to keep their apartments el-an
and odorless. Now. if they will
keep a barrel of fresh ground plas
ter in a convenient corner, and
every (lav. on sweeping tne noor
.1,, o,,rinl-U if- fr-,U' XT I f h tllP I
plaster, it will absorb all disagree -
able, noxious odors, rendering the
air sweet and pure, w bile the value j
of the manure will be greatly en
hanced bv the retention of the am
monia. Poultry houses should also
be swept clean at least twice a week
in summer, and once a week in
winter, anil the floor sprink.eii witn
-
and be convinced. American Agr:
cult ur ist .
A 1'risnin r's 'i emh'i till Inw uti ui.
ib-oeiitly an ele
L. Ibirre't was s
county . i i :r a
days u r u.-::.g
lo-ce!! t I
L. Birr,--':
count v l.I
day s "p r
Collt!' V cotl
ho il.lellt,
calls a n;
ti ;cl ill named
n'euced to t
W
1 1 aii'o
; t w
.re at '
a ti
rod
w Oik.
i
w .
j.ii.er it ; : .
escape by .
any other
tested today
.tens, they j
oilers
awmg
adr.at
by a
in-t i n
tern p. rag t "
ti.itig or using
means, it was
number of c' 1 1-
t themselves in a
b.ic'.v part id' the
-dosed. A el.a k
frot.t r
om ;n tin
with door
pru-ou.
was put ;:i ii
on
Every click
could be distinct
room. .V saw was
- heard in the
lSed gently on
the bars, an
ing noise.
produci i
The in
a ouid s.r-v-trumetit
is
workt d by elect ric
wire, the various no
coming over it di-tr
y on a single
.es of the Cells
tie. The in-
vei
LlOil is eOIlilcIered wondelll
Globe Memocrat.
-
here lla-ilie Vi a'er i.oik-:
From observations made along
the entire chain of lakes the start
' bus discovery has been made that
j the surface of all the great inland
seas has been lowered nearly a foot
and a half during the last year,
The attention of vessel men was
first drawn to theiact
' W ,1 1 e r was going down
that the
last fall.
ur:i numeious
rad inexplicable
cases of vessels grounding were re
ported. From '. Le midd'e to the
il iM- of the last season of uavig.i -tion
owners and m.iste: s ol tlie
larger ( lass of boats on the lakes
weie troubled by the low stage ot
the waiter. Heavy bills of expense
in releasing grounded vessels and
consequent eo-! ly delay s were borne
by owners. Complaints were made
of insufiiciei.: tlredging and govein
tiient engineers ex pres.- ed doubt in
several cases where vessels touched
bottom, especially in the Detroit
river and in Like St. Clair.
The ea'use of t his re mai kable s - ate
ofail'atrs is a mystery. Whether
some immense subterranean outlet
has suddenly been ail mlcd for the
vast bodv of watei or whether the
tributary stream-' 'nave b. eiC ali'cct
ed by drought is a matter for sci, n
titic Illetl to deteiiniia-. The open
ing of navigation wiii be looked
forward to with interest. I'iiil.i-J.'l-phia
Dress.
l'in ( an ( an-tt en.
a curious illustration of the
A.-
. V. n r .T-.r.l.i li.iil.r.-, tl,-, -f
iujus" uiuj "in'i,i lu.ii. oi
canteen may oe ci eo. ic is, as
everv one knows, a vessel in which
soldiers during a campaign carry
water or other lluids. When the
Bmke of Marlborough's army was
a "tin can." The French adopted
the vessel into their armv. and. in
nmnkn witli tl., rpnin 'nt their
v.''.aia'v. . . v l . . v . . . . v . . -.
language, they placed the article
qualifying tlie.noun. maKingean-tm,
pronounced can ten. In this form
the Knglish again took the word
from the French, and canteen it
must ever remain.
v .-i;,r.;'.
- ,s,
., : -r .- - . r -w - . v t. -- , - -
Tlic Cutllo of . iliire. I
Ti..- Avrshires are to us i-xccol-'
.'!;. a;; i active un aeeouiit ft their
i-'Ui-ii . t.Ii.r. tlie white sjiots ami
-.Us ronn.istiiig beautifully titli
irk 10 i or hroun of the bniiy col
r a a I a io. bei n lu te n i lied alol)
he edos of the wliite. ami yet,
trance to say, there la a craze for
l;d colors among breeders.
1 he bleed is weh adapted to make
the most of short commons or the
best ot abundance hardy, active,
prolific, going all to milk when
milking, and piling on llesh when
dry a breed evfry farmer and
dairyman who owns one is proud
of. filling the eye and filling the
pail. The milk is of medium quali -
ty and abundant, making up in liow
wnai it lacics in quality wnen com-
paicd with the special butter
breeds, always rich in solids, hence
admirable lor cheese production.
Were we to name a breed of cattle
-inch vwald. pro.lr.ee the greatest
en a g
ig i.tni
Veil
. or
..rea ol tanning
loo tons ol
: meal into
aid iaaa -
c, !
A a Ay i
1 u ;
'. i T e . o . -
t . i k
A
A.i
an;
ltian.ir k.ih I,- steam 1 imiia-.
K:ig!ih n: in have H'o
. ted a stn.iii light eompi
, u i. .c h . ;;i pot n ; o I we
alol
111.
anything liel ei o
g.ne is made ol
built.
1 and
IT
phospoi -tiroii.e; all parts ate imii:
as light as possible, the iods and
shutting and all parts possible being
bored out to reduce weight. At a
speed of only .".00 revolutions a mm
ute they indicate ovi-r twenty horse
.j,i ei. aud weigh but 1 0. pounds ail
tool.' 'fins eng. lie w ould givelully
f 1 1 : 1 1 horse now er actual at spistou
d
d .lim feet a minute.
The
ii ; ee and t ll 1 1 e 'p.l a :
e. seVeu and a halt
lid li-e stroke. Ti.
ui i I ca U be li a d 1 1 i
i
: u
low j
r t!
a, a ;
.oi pi
sii :
oi s,eaui
lid poll!
'st as'.,,.,!
h i ing ; h :
A
er
Ol l
m
i n s 1 1
d no
y e Ms!
' e i : ; : ;
ii:g:a-s- e!a-s ol thi
ne, i. as iiom ;s.:ou jo
1 c
al
ui
a.icenient. am; eu-
o.O'O to lll.oi (I one holsc-
-e veral ol i he t rausatlan! ic
o', er.
i : ii i ia have snown a mean
ocean -
speed ot twenty miles a
make 1 he passage ::i
hour, and
ass than
.'i n da
-lpular S.
nee mvu
i-
Oin slions far lloiisck
How do yam treat yoti
servants'.' "None of my
i pn-s.
' hollseln
bus'ne.s
But it is yours: and for fear you
should forget it, I take the liberty
to call your attention to it. Are
thev overworked? underpaid? indif
ferently fed! I'o you ever give them
a holiday? Do vou ever lend thern
, a book to read ofa ieisurc evening!
. n ever ,rive them a lsisure
evening! Do you care for them
when they are sick? Do you re
member that they, like yourself,
have fathers, mothers, sisters,
brothers, toward whom a good word
! or kind action from you, might be
; fVl ,.,..nr nnnn ,vi,iP, their whole
IUV r'l ' V' .-a.v.a . a-
life should, turn, for good or evil,
joy or sorrow? Perhaps some
young gifl among them, dependent
and oppressed, despondent and
discouraged, to whose side you
might stip. and to whose heart vou
might biiug that delicious j y, the
sense of protection, fur the want of
i,
so manv
g !eet turn
. -tr.r. :
None
o
; a :
: a
A
i to lo-r.
Mving
isteless.
letl
of D
; t v ,
T
I , sts r,n- ll!-N aaii Ciilhi s, s.
In order to more completely in
sure tne g'Val quality ol tne swords
and cutlasses issued to the Dritish
: navy, orders have been given for
the iollowing tests to be applied to
a large number of cutlasses which
are to be repointed and reduced to
a uniform blade length of tweuty-M-ven
inches. First the sword is to
be subjected to a direct vertical
pressure on the hilt in a machine
'specially "onstructed for the pur
pose, and it ia required to stand a
pressure of forty pounds without
deviating from the straight lines.
Then additional vertical pressure
is to be applied in the machine un
til the sword is bent so that the
distance from point to hilt is re
duced three inches. Finally the
blade ha to be bent round a suit
able curved block, so that every
poition ol it partakes of the bend,
t he distance ltom point to ink be- j
ing ic, lin ed t wo and a half inches, j
The sU,i.d al.-o has to be struck:
wit h moderate force, bacL and edge, J
on a block of oak to test t lie sound-j
nessofthe hilt. Scientific Amen-;
cm.
In Ilxp'.ore Ancient Knin-. '
Tio' 1'niversiiy of lYnnsy Ivania '
is preparing to send an expedition,
headed by J r. John P. 1'eters, to
thoroughly explore t!:e ancient city
of Sepharvaim. whoso ruins are to
be feiiiid above Dabyloii. on theFu
phrates, almost directly wast of.
F.agdad. The city is better known!
under the name of I'tTsepoiis. It
has been estimated that -b".oi.;i
wall b- needed to cover the neces
sary expenses (if e.uryii.'g ou dig-'
'ing for lira or three years. Most
of' tlie sum has aiieady been r.rsed.
The time for the starting of the ex
pedition has not yet been deter
mined, and some diplomatic com-
muiiieation with the Saltan of Tur- asked him why, and he immediate
key will first be necessary, iy answered: '-Because you en-
-- j trusted a lac of rupees to men you
-a a.l .1 1 .
A Sure Cure.
lease
take this medicine, my
dear, and I'll be hanged if it doesn't
cure vou," said a husband to his
wife "-Uh, I will take if, then, by 1
ill means, for it is sure to do good
one way or the other. f
1
When Fatti !roes to South Amtri-
v
ca on lier professional tour sue win j
tae n;u net me uul.sl 0n.s.
voice in the world and a wardrobe
filling forty-three huge trunks.'
Her costumes for the opera ot
"Traviata" alone cost l,,0(i,i. .
VSr CPW i..i.,.m la.iaiJ 1 u f-il - 11.
r;rr - , - Kr';vr rr-;-
, , 'S , ry,1 1","-S,-1. 4 T" 1 -r.
. 7 - - - s , r- .. - Js-.i.- - l&r'-si? ,'.0: : V.1 V- ;.,'.,,:".l- - 9 i - tS.o' 4 - ao .-t- . :-: o- J
Reading f 3i-Farmers Boys.
The chancer of n nprsoti is dp-
me cuaracter ot a person is de
velopod largely by his reading. if he
read.-, at all. If he has an aptitude
in any j.ccial direction, quite
naturally his reading will be of the
kind most suited to his peculiar
bent of mind, Every parent should
study the characteristics of his
children, and help them to sach
reading as will most nracticallv
assist them in develo)ing their
capabilities. The farmer should
put before such of his boys as are
incliued to work on the farm, good
'agricultural papers not those with
( theories which he knows to be
impracticable, but common-sense
. papers which are edited from a
' practical standpoint and are for
practical men. The bov who reads
such a paper will become interested
in it, because it treats of the work
and the daily life going on about
him the work and the life he knows
most about. Whenever he reads
of new methods of doing things he
unp, ire them with the method
ii w inch In
ls lami
i.ir, and the
method i
; the one
he will tol
new or the old. The
-t ed lor ; hoti-ht in
wit it i boy :.'-cds, is
:t.:.'.r:g. lie d .ot
o ;. : ,, ;,. t m -a ' h t
o
t you
t hi li
be
own
. hich
lami!
ta.illu
pap
ar to
n i in .
1 . :
of tile 1 1 ,11,
1
, I-
ng. ami i aiiiv a:
lie
,1 .
used to perform
ome sei.e ycur
l a nt grasii one
that
land
foot
i e
bit a
liare 1
with
t.
ii d and holding y our
. , a own. Sue !i l -; t h e .
; : i.e jolly tar. 1 eady to
ist slu t III the loekel
t he stranger ot the hour, uttieis.
ran ger of the
again, seize your hand with as
much fervency, and may mean as
well toward you, but they do not
dnectly at you, but past your cheek
with eyes steadily set, as if looking
lor some uudefinded ghostliuess
bey olid, and seeming to converse
with the same. (;hers give too
great a show of iei veuey the salu
tion. causing your fing.as to tingle
with pain: ou involuntarily glance
at th
h I o
ti a ger
in jured hand, expi-ct ing it to
lii en c oin pressed into one
bruised, extended ihat(T
Others, aoatn. add to this
t x In 1 1 1 ion ot in iM'u I a r
-vs in 'Hit: v, ur h i:id up :
i rt
ubii
you
'tak
a!i :
th it
o , i ;
1 , s
: , r-: o
. i i . 1 a e
.akiug is
tig: gi'-i"
to liia
ll haiiils
-0
. . 1 . o i s
' if. I
a , i I s e
,e shak
- u: e.
0
an v. e
w i ; 1 1
siii h pors,.;,s. and the memoiy ot it
annoyed us tor an hour afterward.
It was like touching a wet dish
cloth, or a cold, quivering frog. An
; embarrassing .-hake of the hand is
when tne party greets you hastily,
vet silentlv. as if he feit guiitv of
boldness, or w,.s not quite sure that
he hud not been misled by a resem
blance. It is as awkward as a
pause in conversation no one
knowing quite what to sav under
the circumstance:
-Ex.
Comj)03ition on "(iooscs.'"
Gosses are the biggest bird
known to the human eye, and the
be one is a gander. The gander is
the monark of the air. but the roos
ter can lik him, cos the rooster he
is brave like Gen. Solomon, but the
gander isent fighty, more like
preachers. The goose is a sailer,
but not a wicked one like Jack
Briley, which chews tobacco and
swears, and everything, and it has
got leather between its toes for to
wolk the wotter like a thing of life.
Ducks they are sailers too, but the
swon has got a long neck like a
giraft, and when it has got a sore
throte it is mighty sick. Tne little
gooses is goslums and is green. My
sister she see a goslum and she ast
Cuele N'ed wotfmade it green, and
he said. Uuele iNed did. that it was
cos it w. isn't ripe. Then Billy, he
spoke nt! and said wcn it was ripe it
W
d be picked.
Kiua:i l i pc in (.ieriaaiiy.
a iioman tvpe and script are mak-
' ing their way s!owdy but surely in
Germany, The society for the
! abolition of the old Geiman letters.
which in ISOd numbereil only hS71
members, now has i.-idij on its list,
which includes teachers, physicians.
oooKseoei aim UiCi cuan i s. xu tne
last year thirty-one- professors
joined tiie league a notable fact.
In the year ISM), according to
Uinrich's 'Bibliography," out of
bjUJ.o books on artistic, scientific,
mercantile and industrial subjects
o.31G were printed in Homan type.
As is well known. Bismarck has set
his face most stubbornly against
ttiis reformation, which will, when
fully accomplished, be for Germany,
as well as for the rest of the world,
a real blessing, inasmuch as their
barbarous system of type and script
has, as it rere, shut the world out
of their domain cf letters.
Emeralda.
rimy relates that a tomb at
Cyprus bore a lion carved with eyes
of emeralds so bright they frigh
tened away the fish in the sea
Nero wore an eyeglass of emerald
which was supposed good for the
sight, and it is said that Lipid dries
wiio cut emeralds have good eye
sight because the hue of the stone
refreshes the eye. The Orientals
believe that wearing an emerald
imparts courage and averts disas
ter. If w as ground down and taken
as a medicine in doses of six grains
us a cure for various disorders.
At the conquest of l'eru the Spani
ards captured hundred weights of
emeralds, and one dedicated to the
goddess lOsmeralda was the size of
an ostrich egg. Cortex gave his!
bride a large emerald carveo like a
rose, which roused the queen's envy
and lost him the court favor. 'Wide
Awake.
The Kii.-r Headed the List.
The Jving of IV-rsia once ordered
his vizier to make out a list of all
the lools in Lis dominions. He
did so, and put his majesty's name
at the head of them. The king
tlon'C Know to uuy norses ror you a
thousand miles off, and who'll never
come hack." "Ay, out suppose
'they come back?" "Then I shall
erase your name and insert theirs."
lte tP16"11"" Ja ' . Lin
George, you do not Ion e me as well
as you nsed to do
- nusuituu, ""j'
.tv. 7u ... .. .. ,
Set up to light t ne tu e. . 1
H. .Nonsense, my love. i oar ;
getting up 10 iigtii me mc manes
me love you an tne more.
THE .ESTHETIC OWL.
....
iueowl tits percueu on tne nemiooa
tree j
As wide awake as an ou 1 can be,
The sky is clear and the air is still,
And he hoots to the night as long as he
will. I
Oh! the light of the eun is no light for
him, j
Give him the moon and the starlight:
dim.
For all the hours of the garibh day
Deep in the thicket he blinks away.
To-wit! to-whoo! there'a another shout,
From the midst of the forest the cry
breaks out;
It comes from the heart of the doddered
oak
And he knows fu!l well the voice that
spoke.
'Tis the Bignal shout that his mate has
made.
Away! it is time for their nightly raid.
Softly and slow through the gloom they
go,
Wingihg their way t.ver',fleld and wood,
While their eyeballs stare with a fiend
ish glare
At the thought of blue-1.
Woe to the mouse that is outof his hole.
One squeak aud the y ictiru is swallowed
vftioie.
And ttruKgiim
Du-i ma w
; and raw in
that raven-
He lie
The !e
In le:
t :i
Ti. u .
ii e
!)!., L
tv ti
id 13
f the delving mul
e.
UTr Mr.'
ill at ret
t r ri ?y no st .
: care or drc-arn of fear,
;i.j!v 1 e in hoverino
re h
, 1.
vv i i h
-1 rh..--
f l.tsn ' ith a phoiv !' k.-nse.
of fe-uher.H and phrer pretense.
IT,
-I .
. mnp-.ng and dull,
t theutfht in Ins
Wi.
(Jut
Hal
i w , uom p ores! .
"B it fr.-iu.! at brt.
ins met his fate :
a, a i : i la-at ,
111- r.i i r- l h ii
: 'bi h il a l.,v
id.
il.nf.r.l
ourani
Panic nt a l'.:.l. FU'ht.
Wheu any accident occurs to a
large number of people, the general
sympathy is usually lessened when
it can be proved that they have
assembled for some wicked or foolish
purpose. Said a young man who
was thrown from his carriage on
Sunday, '-There! my mother told me
something would happen to me if 1
went to ride today,'- aud beseemed
to bear his ionises with greatei
philosophy liom the consciousness
that
pie e
hey weie deserved. The pco-
gaged in the panic (iesciibed
a.ight well .uiOft the same
I resignation.
recent
. . : t I r
- O t - i :
.11 ii
it ell l. si lie
mats had
two
without any
e i in d, an ani-
it.
i i men
rl Ml ' o
led : I ! o
! el I 1 hie
1 lib, j il a: ped over t he
a a : a i ) : : h c '. ; : o and
i man and a boy.
panic ami tumuli at
The spectators lea i -
A
o U l e e ii sUei I .
ed to their feet. lu the twinkling
of an eye, the space about the bull
was vacated, and the crowd rmhed
into a corner, trying to protect it
self, by means ol planks and sticks,
from his charge.
Salado made a desperate rush for
a young girl, who, with a shriek,
fell to the ground, but one of the
toreadors, with great presence of
mind, trailed a red cloth in another
direction, and thus diverted his
attention from the girl, who was
dragged unconscious to a place of
safety.
The bull next trampled underfoot
an unfortunate vender of drinking
water, and made his way into still
another portion of the ring. A
young man in one of the boxes tried
to shoot him, bnt the three bullets
lodged in his flesh only increased
his fury.
One of the men then attempted to
run him through, but missed his
aim, and the bull charged him furi
ously. The man stepped aside, and
the bull's horns penetrated the
wooden paling so deeply that, beforp
he could draw them out, two men
had plunged their swords into him.
Even this did not kill him out
right; the enraged animal staggered
some thirty yards, and broke down
a numberof benches before expiring.
Youth's Companion.
Mrs.s Blanche (speaking from ex
perience,1. ';Have you made any
conquests this summer!"
Miss Lillian. "Oh, yes; Mr. Jones
proposed the day before wo came
away."
Mis.-; Blanche. Dosen't he pop
the question in the most awkward
manner imaginable?"
Thev meet as strangers.
A lady who had been abroad was
describing some of the sights of
her trip to her friends. '-But what
pleased me most of anything," she
continued, "was the Strasburg
clock." "Oh. how I should love to
see it,'' gushed a sweet companion,
"I am so interested in such loreign
sights. And did you did seo the
Watch on the Ehine, too?"
A portly lady endeavored to
skate on the ice at Central Park,
but she suddenly sat down, making
a noise like an iron safe dropping
from a sixth story window.
A gentleman ran to her assistance,
and 'as he helped her to lper feet, he
remarked;
"I presume you are skating for
the first time?"
"No, for the last time," replied
the disgusted female.
False Witness. The children
at a Sunday school not long since,
asked among other questions what
bearing false witness against one's
neighbor meant, a pert little girl
replied: "It is when nobody haiut
done nothing, and somebody goes
and tells."
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A fresh piano-forte salesman be- j
ing asked by a young ladv if he ,'
had any nice piano pieces, petrified I
her by replying that he sold his J
pianos whole! i
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will move on or about January 16th,
isss, to their new onice, over the Bank-1
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New Spring Stock of Clothing now arriving.
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18 and $20.
30 Suits of Middlesex Blue Flannel at irnn anU d not to fade.
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medicated Scarlet Shirt at .1.(0, cost in New York if 1. !;.". They cannot
be bought for less than 1.,"0 next fall. Drawers to match.
75a. white Shirts, unlauudried, it (idc., nil sizes 1 J to 1(1.
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lot of Ljc. Scarfs and Ties. NKW SHIMMl STOCK OF 1 1 ATH, soft
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way s, t ,cir administrations and
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