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VOLUME XXII. REW BERX. ClLaVEIi tUl'm. S V, . Till 8M .'AMhY !) I'lili - riRsT SITTIO M MEEK H4.
XOHSBUBB T1KEH. THEIR fill, i H1RD PRtSSLD. RiUlfiH. TIDE TURNS- J, L. McDANIEL,
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Occupied By General French Wno Anti-Amendmentltes Hare A Plan
Drives Out Tbe Boers.
But It Will Be Risky.
Opealag Haas Ofs Bailie At legale
Hirer. Talk ef Ieager Te
Geaeral Beberta. Bedea
Powell gaceeed At
Mafrkiag
Special In Journal.
London, Jany. 6. Dispatches reoelved
here indicated Ibat lb attack of General
French on the Boera at Golesbarg was
developing Into a general engagement...
The fighting arouad Coleaburg iu
resumed early this tnoratng. The British
artillery opened to the westward . of the
town and the earlier dispatches said that
the fighting waa inconclusive.
The Boer unexpectedly attacked the
British left but were repulaed. The
attackeri numbered a thousand men. The
Enniaklllen Dragoons cot their way
through the Doers, who were forced to
retreat by a beary artillery and moiketry
fire.
The British loss Is said to have been
light, bat the Boers are reported to have
lost 100, Including 20 prisoners taken by
the mounted Infantry.
Lieutenant Gibson, of the Ennisklll
ens, was among the British wounded.
Hajoi Harvey, of the Tenth Hnssars,
was killed and Major Alexander was
wounds I while the Hussars were pur
suing the retreating Boers.
A late special from (Jape Town says
that It If- reported that Oeuersl French
has entered Colesbury and that it I. now
occupied by the British.
According to a dispatch from Cape
Town, General Melhuen la building a
railroad around the positions held by the
Boers at Magersfonteln.
The Boers bare completely retired
from the neighborhood af Molteno, but
General Qatacre does not appear to hare
pursued them, as the reinforcements
from Slerkslrooru bare returned there.
Letters just received say that ihore Is
not doubt that a Boor sympathizer was
on board the Douattar Castle on which
Lord Roberta sailed for Cape Town, and
that he was ready to attempt to assassi
nate the Commander-in-Chief, ills ac
tions In lounging around the General's
cabin led to an Investigation and the
man was placed Jn Irons after a revolver
was taken, from hint.. He; Waa. ,furned
over to the authorities at Cape Tawn.
There is a rumor at Cape Town that
Colonel Baden-Powell has defeated the
Boers at Mafeking. The rumor, it Is be
lleved, refers o a fight which occurred
after Baden-Powell's recent reverse. In
which, according to British accounts, he
lost 4J men out of 80 who were engaged.
London, January 8 At an early hour
this morning there are unconfirmed
rumors hera that General Bailer has i
turned the offensive in Natal and has
already started fighting, having been
heavily shelling the entrenchments at
Galenad.
It is kunwn that this move is a noces
sary preliminary to at attack.
Within a few days 7,000 additional
British troops will be In Natal, but
whether It Is possible to wait for them
or whether Boiler's hands so ay be forced
by the Increasing difficulties at Latly-
amlth it Is Impossible to say.
Extended reconnaissances have re
eently been the order of the day on the
Tarsia to discover the preseno and
position of Boer batteries. Wherever
- there are Indications of Boer strength
- Uie naval guas are brought Into play.
Beset by Ihe Boers
Will Fierce Eiernj.
The Trial of Marshal In the Federal Boers Routed At Ladysmith With
Caurt.
WHOLES ALEWDICTKENTS,
Suit
The Trial af Marshall Favorable to
Hi.. Mlaalag Bead. Tar. Up. Repulsed by British at theBayo-
rreaeriy valoes laereaae.
Tk. .,ji...it.. net's Point.
to Lniaberloa.
RaiEiou, Jan. 0 Ex-Judge Avery, of
the Supreme Court, says the Republicans
hare made a concerted plan to apply to
some partisan Republican Superior
Court Judge for an order restraining the
State Election Board from enforcing
the election law enacted by the last Leg
islature, that no Superior Court Judge
has power in advance of the decision by
the Supreme Court as to the constitu
tionality of any statue to assume that It is
Invalid; that the Supreme Court Judge
cannot grant an Injunction, and that IF
the committee finds a judge who will
grant such an order Mr. Avery will urgo
that he be Impeached by the I-egialature
next Jons and made an example of. This
causes a Hurry among the Kepublican
plotters.
The trial of Attorney Marshall, of
Wilmington, for counterfeiting was
made quite sensational by the testimony
of Penitentiary Superintendent Day that
Nlchelas Polilx. the convict, told him
Marshall had nothing to do with coun
terfeiting. Day swore lie sent for I'oliU
In consequence of intimations bo had
thst undue influences were being brought
to bear on him to make him xwear to a
lie lu the court B'ainst Mart-hall, and
told him to tell the truth.
There was evidence by a negro who
swept out Polit z'a room as to counter
feiting material there in 1897. also ax to
the sending out of money by I'oliU
which merchants refused to accept
Theodore Darkley, a Greek, said he did
tell soma people lately he knew nothing
about Marshall's guilt. Darkley said he
told this to get; rid of them, as lie wan
not on oath. This conflicted wiili his
testimony last night, I'olltz swore lie
never told Day anything about Marshall.
The government made an attempt to
attack the pereeual character of Charles
Schribben, chief of the Wilmington de
partment. He said the statements were
lies. A convict named Uawkins swore
Politx told him Marshall was not guilty.
Bawklns wrote Marshall this and told
Polltz he ought not to swear falsely.
Day's evidence was the Mow of the day
to the contention of the government ant)
it made the district attorney very ner
vous, as well it might. Many more wit
nesses for Marshall arrived.
Four of the long missing 2 bonds of
the Stale, known as the 6 per cent con
strucllon bonds of the North Carolina
Hailroad, arrived at the Treasury. They
are worth over $1,900 each.
Property here Increases steadily in
value. A lot of 42 feet front which
brought (8,000 twelve years ago, sold
yesterday for $15,300, and a handsome
store and office building will be placed
an It. The excavation for the founda
tion of the Odd Fellows' building is
being made. It Is within half a block
of the capital.
Rev. John E. White, secretary of the
Baptist mission board, will temporarily
fill the pulpit of the First Baptist church
here.
The bearing fit the Carolina Central
fertilizer rate case was adjourned to next
Thussdsy.
Mask Interest was fell here today in
the state of affairs at Luinberton, where
the Raleigh Light Infantry (Company It.
Third Regiment) was sent. The men
whe went were nearly all former in
Company K, of the First North Carolina
Volunteers.
When Governor Russell was Informed
that he was being denounced for sending
troops to Lamberton to guard Reuben
Boat, be expressed ao surprise, but
seemed la think the fact that talk of
lynching bad aaded was doubtless due to
the presence of the military.
Heavy Losses.
i
Telephone Coinpanj Chartered For NadaVa Change la the fortunes of
Kastern Carolina. No I'aj For
Com uilssloarr White
The Smallpox at
Salisbury.
EAST ROBBERY.
Many Graad Jury Indictments or
Official la Ichlg-a.
Special to Journal
Liaaiio, Mloh, January 6. The
Graad Jury which has been laveallge
ting the slate officers, iba military board
nd others adjwraed today, after la
dieting Speaker Atlanta, Commissioners
French aad Charles IL Pratt, all ea
charges of briber connected with legit
latloa, I
Repreeeatellve Uammond - waa ' also
ladloted (or eoliriilnr bribes, aa Auorasv
Genera! May nerd for retaining; part of
the salary of a clerk la his employ, alse
General Marsh, General White, aad
Colonel Bmtl,, charged with selling
tftaie property at a law figure, aad
baying back the isfca at stiff prl
, Coleael Bntloa, a cluea friend af the
Oovtraor waa also lsdlcud, hoi the
exact charges have aot beea disclosed.
Pot the Sattlac. Tlctors,
Special uloaraeL'' . ''
' WaaaoaTota, Jaauary Secretary
: LoDg hat addraaaad ft letter to the ah air
aaaa of tba asvsl aommlltae la Coag reea
ragardiag the bast way W reward the
efflevrfl who helped to destroy Cemra'i
llaat at fUatluo. lis ndaealaJ a hill
trovldlnthatthadvaaoamaatla raakt 'y'. WTlJ If Ot WiSilflftoa ?
f the asry aad marina afficera for ear-' Bcial to Joaraai 1
tloa la war shall aot laUrfera with thai Oaisaa, IlL, Jan. I-Mra. Johanna
rag star pramouoa o aa emoerauMraua' avsare u aaaaai thaagaorioi years.
ftobben Hide Off With Plander In View
Of Armed CltUent.
Special to Journal.
Baosao Faixa, Kansas, Jsny. 8. 8ii
aaaa armed with gone rode into town at
sotdalght aad dlsmoaated la front of
Bishop's flora. Four of the mea posted
themselves aa eentrise and the other two
broke opea the front door and demolish
ad las safe with explosives.
Beveral cllhwaa ware aroased by the
aolsa and burrle4 the aoena but were
ttapped. h took Ike robbers about forty
mlaatee lo finish Iba work. . A crowd
maaallmt galberad of wheas'aome were
araned bot srobedy latetfarad. The rob
bars sacs red a tboasaaj dollars la cash
aad ether plaader.
Unller L'aable te tjive Help.
Anothertiermaa Steamer Seized.
Rasgla Movlag Troops to
the Frontier of Af
gbaaigtaa. LoMtfON, January 7. Tonight's di
patchea from the seat of war show the
situation more critical for the British
arms than at any previous stage of the
campaign.
The Boers attacked Ladysmith in
force on Saturday, and at last advices
were still fighting hard. Though Gen
eral White waa ablo to repel the first
a-uaults, the last words received from
the besicgod town were "very hard
pressed."
General Buller upon receipt of this
news moved Ueucral Clery's two brig
ades forward, only ( lind the Boers m
force in the trenches at Colenso, show
tug they are strong enough to attack
Ladysmitli und to hold General Bulier in
check at the same time.
Fighting wa3 begun by General Clery
near Culenso bridge Saturday afternoon
about I. :w o'clock. The clue to the re.
suit i.1 given in a dispatch went today bv
General Buller, who says:
1 sunt all available troops yesterday to
make a demonstration at Colenso. The
trenches there were all occupied by the
enemy.
General White's successive dispatches
to General Buller, which tell the story
lirielly, are as follows:
Jan. 0,0 a. in. The enemy attacked
Caesar's Camp at 2.43 a. m. in considera
ble force. The enemy was everywhere
repulsed but tbe fighting still continues.
Jan. G 11 a. in. Attack continues
and enemy has been reinforced from the
soutii.
.Ian, (5. 12.45 p. m. Have beaten enemy
oil at present, but they are still around
iue in great numbers, especially lo the
.iouth, and 1 think renewed attack very
probable.
Jan. 6. a. 15 p. m. Attack renewed
Very hard pressed.
1'hia waa tbe last dispatch received
from General While, General Buller
adds, in his dispatch sent today:
1 have absolutely no more news, and
there is no sun. There Is a camp rumor
that Whito defeated the enemy at
o'clock this afternoon and took 400
prisoners.
General White, by common consent, Is
one of t'ie bravest of the brave, and it is
pretty sure that be would not loose, or
seem to loose, heart unless his position
was exiremel) critical.
The scene of the attack on General
White's linos is important, as it shows
the Bpers to be following a well-defined
plan. Below General Joubort on Uie Tu
gela is an army which numbers 33,000
men. Within the Ladysmith camp there
are at least 8,000, while the Boers num
ber from 25,000 to 30,000 men.
Another dispatch from Frere, dated
January 6, 7:20 p. m. says:
"Ceneral While heliographs that he
defeated the Boers in this morning's
fighting. They crept up so close to the
defending forces that the Gordon High
landers and the Manohesters actually re
repulsed them at tbe point of tbe bay
onet." " Di kuan. Natal, January 7 The Ger
man steamer Ilerzog hasbeen seized by a
British warship and brought to this port.
Bkhlin, January 7 The Berlin press
prints violent attacks on Joseph Cham
berlain. Tbe public demands the seizure of
British ships In German harbors. The
press, however, advises against this.
Lomooh. January 7 It is now known
here that Russia Is massing troops a
the frontier of Afghanistan
A 'Semiofficial explanation of these
movements comes from St. Petersburg
to Ihe effect that they were "merely to
lest the capacity of the Central Asian
railroads to transport troops." Tbe ex
periment, It Is added, regarded as highly
successful, and It srovea that In case of
necessity troops from the Caacasus can
reach the Afgbaa frontier la eight days
- This explanation la bardly regarded at
satisfactory, bat official circles la Lon
don discredit the idea that Russia pres
ent movements In any way threaten
Afghanistan or India.
War. Load i n Wild I) Kejoiriag.
Report That Huller I rio-si s
the Tagela and Captures
Twelve Uang
Rai.kk.m, N. C, January 7. The trial Special to Journal,
of Attorney A. J. Marshall, of WilmlDg-J Londob, January 8 -General Buller,
ton on the charge of counterfeiting, reports from Frere Camp, Natal, Janu
which is in progress here, grows in in- ary 8th as follows:
terest daily. The first day the Govern- General White at 2 p. m., yesterday,
ment presented all Its witnesses, Inclu- j reported: An attack was commenced on
ding Us "star" witness, Polilz, a Greek, I my pogition but chiefly against Ciesar's
camp and Wagon hill.
The enemy In great strength pushed
(he attai k with the greatest courage and
energy. Some of the entrenehments on
Wagon hill were taken three times by
he enemy and retaken by us
The attack was continued until 7 30 p.
One point in our position was oc
cupied by the enemy tbe whole day, but
during a very heavy rain storm they
were turned out of the position at the
point of the bayonet iu the most gallant
manner by tbe Devonshires led by Colo
nel Park. Colonel Hamilton command
ed Wagon bill and rendered valuable
services.
The troops have had a very trying
time and have behaved excellently. They
are elated at the services they have ren
dered the Queen.
The enemy were lepulsed everywhere
with a heavy loss, which greatly exceed'
ed the losses on our side. Our losses
will be reported as soon as the lists are
completed."
London, Jany. 8 A rumor is current
n the city that General Buller has
rossed the Tugela river and captured
twelve guns from the Boers and is now
marching on lKdysmith. Nothing re
ceived officially corroborating the rumor
io the report must he taken witli le
serve.
The news of General White's victory
at L:idy smith spread with astonishing
rapidity all over London. It caused an
instantaneous change in the aspect of
the metropolis
Smiling faces were seen everywhere
anil even the sedate Foreign Office au
other departments of the governnien
showed great elation.
The newspapers aro all jubilant. The
Conservntives announced in big lines,
''GlorioiiH Victory Ladysmith.''
The Slock Exchange received the
news with loud cheers. Prices imnie
diutely ascended in all departments.
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
:i liliOAD STI.'KKT IS II K lgi;AITK!W l-'UU
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
TO K ATCO, HNIIFF AND CIO ARB.
M Scialtios are Flour, Moat and Uoffeo. 1 have Ihe l-t-st
in the penitentiary for counterfeiting.
Marshall thou bad his innings, and lit
erally destroyed the evidence of Poliu.
Tbe evidence of l'eniientiary Superin
tendent Day alone would have sufficed
for Ibis. The trial will occupy several
days more, It cost Marshall $000 lo
get his witnesses here. Some influen
tial men are aiding him His counsel
are very able. The evidence yesterday
was all favorable to Marshall and
contradicted that of Darkley, another
Greek.
The Democrats say I lie prosecution of
Marshall is political, but the Republi
cans deny and say ex Mecret (service
Agent l'erry, who arrested Marshall, is
a Democrat. The Democrats say some
Republicans desire to punish Marshall,
who was aclivc in the troubles at Wil
mington and in the Bellamy-Dockery
co u test
Slate KepiiUiefui headquarters will be
opcnu-1 here by the end of this montii,
in the rooms in a hotel which the Demo
cratic committee occupied two years.
The State has chartered tbe Twin-City
Knitting Mills, at Winston-Salem, capi
tal 12,0.'IO. The Wells-Whitehead
Tobacco Company, of Wilson, capital
$10,000; the Carolina Telegraph and
Telephone Company, headquarters at
Tarboro, George Holdcrneas, W. H
l'owell aud W. H. iMeNair owners, capi
tal $.r0,000. The latter will connect East
ern North Carolina towns.
Thus far only four of the Oil sheriffs
have made full settlements of State taxes.
Such slowness was never before known
The Slate oilicials have decided to pay
the current expenses of the oyster patrol
but lo pay no salary to Chief Commis
sinner White until the Hepreme Court do
cideB his caae.
This State lias since lS7;i allowed Con
federate soldiers 'who lout in service both
arms l0 a year as pensionof them
there were 34. Tbe last Legislature ex
tended this provision so as to cover cases
of soldiers who have become blind since
the war. There were Satuiday seven ap
ruinations allowed and eight more are
tiled.
There is a sensation in the northern
pait of this country. A young I'opullst
fanner has deserted his wife and fou
children and eloped with a school teachc
the daughter of another Populist. Tl
woman's father swears be will kill tb
farmer on sight. Tbe farmer sold bal
his land anil mortgaged the rest, too
the money anil left with the teacher
whom he said he was going to lake home
Thcv came lo Raleigh, but Hince the
thre are no tidings of either.
Wr. J. Westmoreland, of Thomasville, i
has married four sisters In succession.
Slatesmcnts have been widely circu
lated that there were 100 smallpox pa
tients at Salisbury's pesthouse. The fact
is there are only 80, Raleigh has not had
in all pox cue since last spring. Denial
Is made of the Associated l'ress story
that there Is an epidemic of Binallpox in
Chatham
Three boyi were drowned eight miles
from here Saturday. Two were from
Raleigh -one a son of Capt. B I'. Wil
llamsion, county treasurer, the other a
son of C. R. Lee, a tobacco warehouse
man. The third boy was a son of Cha.
H. Hlnton. Tbe drowning occurred at a
fish pond on illnton's farm. The boys
been In tbe water several hours before
the discovery was made that they were
drowned. All were studoOls at the Ral
eigh Male Academy. There Is grief In
tense among their parents, relatives and
friends.
eaiUled thereto aad far I bin providing
lot aa honor midal for Uoae engaged la
the bal t la. - ,r
. L. TVTravU, agent Boataara It K.
Bellaa, Oa., writes, Ieaa aot soy too
maehlaata I of Oa Mianic Coag
Cara. la my ante H walked llksaehsrm."
The aa'y hera V-os n mAj that giro
bamedlati reasU. Oarea ecu ! hi, roMa,
creep, bronchitis, aad all throat aad loag
U ablea. Fitt'Tyv " '
the was Intimately ' eoiaaialed
Oaaeral QraaL -" ,
. Wloroft HatosV
1 Aa honest coafsesloa may be goad for
the scat, but U af tea tough oa the
foefcathaoh.' -
HUMORS, bolls, hlmfitoa ! all
'eruptions arc due lo impure blood,
and by nrifylna; the blmwl with
JIoo4-i Baraajrlila U are CURED.
Upton', Nans.
LoanoN, Jan. 1 Blr Thomas Llpton
Ht Is anderstoad, Will defer actioa re
garding another challenge (or the Amer
ica's cap anlll the Dltteet Shore and
another yacht bow la course of eon t true
tloa accordlaf lo -designs by Wataoa
have baaa completed for. Mr. 0. D
Rhode. Expert lay tha Dtetaat Shore
will be aa Impravstesat npoa tha Drltaa
nla aad Iba Meteor, aad that tha doslgos
are mach Ilka those, af Iba' Jlerraaaoff
astarplaoa. . . ; ,
: , a lua bVoojs" ' :
XeU-MMa4 at kirk f Why, be wrote a
iQVatjr poem to her.? .' j -
Dalle "Yea, bal aba aevef read k
Whsa aha saw tha Utla . of It aba tort
the whole thing ap la a Bl ot eater.
Toa asa, ha called It, 'Llaea oa Mahal's
10c Coffee you ever saw,
Mv Snow llrift, Star and Adtnira
If'iv .-itiierof tlinBc bnuuls und you
bai'ain.
1 li.ive the largest and bent ! e
Iter it , and 1 can save yon money.
Everything (Uiaranteed as Kepjesonted
(iood Statilrs Free.
Flour stand at
will be pleased
tbe head,
with your
liC'ecl stoek of (Irocerieg in Now
J. L. McDaniel,
71 BROAD STREET.
Thanking our many friends
for their liberal patronage and
good will, we wish all a Happy
and Prosperous New Year, and
hope to merit a share ot your
trade for 1900.
Respectfully,
GASKILL & MITCHELL'S,
HARDWARE: OROCERIES:
n MIDDLE STKKKT. 'Photic 147. 01 BROAD STREET.
Alter (lliriMlimiM.
Deacon Goodly What are you build
lug that addition to your houao for, Par
son Saintly ?
Parson Saintly (lot to have a plare
to Btore the eariiet wl i iiern and book
marks.
A Knlry Tain.
Ooodnens! Where did the Joneses get
that liig silver loving cup thai is in their
parlor window?
Why it was given to them by the
neighbors that used their lawn mower
and telephjnc all summer.
The balance of stock
Maggioni Kid Gloves.
of the Celebrated
A Story of Joint I:irrlKH'y.
Henry L. Da htm of I'liislh Id. Mam,
HieeeHHor of Charles Stunner In tho
M'Uilte. told the following m.iry:
"When 1 wna it Judge In 1'lttHlleld,
Morrlasey and Ynnkee Sulllviiii fought
ii prize tight at a neighboring place
enlled itostou Corners. Sullivan was
nrrestivl and lined $1,(kki. lie handed
over the money und went his way. A
ibiy or two later, w hile I was Hitting on
Ihe liench, n tine looking inuu enteml
the courtroom and sent n letter 111) to
me. It wiim from a friend of mine 111
traducing John MorrlMsej He. too,
waa fined fl.iHUi and aald to uie that
be would acini me his cheek on bla rt-
turn to New York.
"Well, I didn't know what nilgh
happen If be was IK go im Hint uuder
Hlnudlug. In:t I anld to Morrlssey that
any arrangement for settlement which
he uinile with lb aherltT would be sat
lafnetoiy. Tbe HbertfT , feeling na I
did. Inalatetl upon having the tine pnld
In cnah. and sltice Morrlawy didn't
happen to have thnt much caah with
blni tho sheriff locked him up until
the amount wna iM-nt on from New
York
"1 fancied that Morrlawy felt he
owed uie a ifrudge becnuau of tbla In
cldont. Ycnrs afterward In Washing
ton a omiibor of new congressmen
wem liroiiirht UI to Iw IntrodilciMl to
mc. Among them waa Morrlsary
When Im enme forward, he smiled
and aald. 'Mr. Dawca, I bellcvo
have met tiefore.'
ap hope Ibat they will win la the Legls
lata re, but are taking time by the fore- Tho swoot CfciM
lock and looking around for other moves I Raid Mrs 0, who bad com to spend
la ease Ooebel should win. It Is general-. Uie day, to little Edith: "Are you glad
1 believed they will seek to raise a to see me aala, Kdltbr "Yes, m m, and
Federal question aad take tha caae Into mamma's glad too, replied the rhlld.
tha United States court One of tbe 'U she? ' "Ye, m'm. flhe said she
qaaatloas whlcb could be raised, they hoped you'd come today and have It over
say, woald be oa tbe deposing of Lieu- with
teasut-Onvsraor Marshall aa presiding
offloer oi Iba Joint Assembly la then out
of tha adoptloa of the rules as passed by
tba Senate yesterday sad also ba tha
pros pact I v anseatlag af Itepabllcaa
aaembera of tba Leglslstere.
Kentucky Republicans May Appeal.
Frankfort, Ky , Jan. 7. Hepubllcsn
leaders who are on confidential terms
with (iovernor Tsylor Intimated tonight
that tbe Republicans who are contesting
the recent elections may not quit the
fight In the event Hie Legislature and
State Contest Hoard vole to seat Ooebel
and the other Democrats.
Republicans have by no means given
BLACK 4 ,1J,4 , 2 J, 8 7. (JOLOREDTans and Ox Blood
2 r, 4 0.1 f 1 . 4 H j, fi, :i 7. l 60 grade will be sold as long as
they last at 1.25.
All of our tl 00 Grade Foster Hook and Button Kid Ulovea, black
and colors at $ Ceilfa.
I'ndrc awed Kid (llovea in colors aud black. 60c.
SHEETS.
Columbia Mills Bleached Sheets, 54x81, 29c.
72i90, 40c.
81i90. 48c.
UOiOO, 47c.
NEW YORK MILLS.
Mills IlleacheJ Sheets, 90i0, 2,c.
PILLOW CASES.
Illracbrd, 40i34, (Sc. Bleached, 4x30, hemslit ibed 12ic
Also our Muck of White Ooods. Embroiderli and Table Linens, Ac
N. Y.
3EE
E. I. & J. L
Mews
Co..
- M A N U FACTU R ERS-
High
Meadows' Grade Special Guanos.
If voit fitriti on the intensive sjaU-m and for profit, you most use
HIQH QRADE QUANO.
Our (loods are sierial)j adapted for this section.
MEMS GUT
Potato
Cabbage
Used by the largrat and moat sucoessfnl farmer in this aection.
Their Field lfestilU apeak loader than Word.
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Dlobba Judging from tba brand
stories old Bjoaaa tells, I should say
Is la bis dotage.
Blobbe Not oaly aaeo dotage
MriSCIAaLi GUANOH FOU Alala CXIOrS.
O. II. Applet o, Jaslloa of rtaca, Bar taovwam.
ClarkaasMf, M. J., says, -Da IT Ill's Little ' Delbatta-yoa ara Ua oaly girl I avat
Ksrly HlMn are tba boat allla saada fot krftd. - . . -aoastlpatloa.
W asa aootbera." quick-1 , Mtaa Daddsa-4 daaH bellara yoal
ly core all liver aad bowel troubles, f 8 - Oelbotta Tbal'i faaiy-AJl taa rest
Uae Maadowi' GOLD LEAP TOBAOOO 0UAN0, (Tried and
True) for Color, Silkiaeaa and Fina Tutura. lanufactar4 in b aright ,
leaf aaction of tba BUtt and apeolallj prepared for lb need of Oil land.
If InUreated lend for leaflel of analjsll and aeaUmonUlfc " - '
Onr 1600 Calendar alao for tix asking. ,f: J . ' l '
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