Petit
VDLL'MS XXIII
SIVY BERN, CRAVEN COL'STY. S. t .. FRIDAY, MAKl'H 16. ISHll. SIluSL) Kl'TluS.
M M b E (
Skin-Tortured
AND TIRED MOTHERS
Find Comfort in Cuticura
Instant Relief and refreshing sleep for Skin-tortured
Babies and rest for Tired Mothers in a warm bath with
Cuticura Soap and a single anointing with Cuticura,
the great skin cure and purest of emollients. This is
the purest, sweetest, most speedy, permanent, and
economical treatment for torturing, disfiguring, itching,
burning, bleeding, scaly, crusted, and pimply skin and
scalp humors, with loss of hair, of infants and children.
Millions of Mothers Use Cuticura Soap
An.sl -ted by Cuticura Ointment far preeerrlruT. purifying, and beautlfvlnt"
uie siiiu, tor cleanslnc the scalp of crusts, sealea, and dandruff, and the
s;., ; .1 ns of falling hair, for softsnln, whitening and soothing red, rough,
r-i.n sore hands, in the form of baths for annoying Irritation. Inflamma
i: 'i'. and chaflngs, or too free 01 offensive perspiration. In the form of
v.. . Ins for ulcerative weaknesses, and for many sanative antiseptic pur
posts which readily suggest themselves to women, and especially mother.-,
and for all the purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery. No amount
of persuasion can induce those who have once used it to use any other,
especially for preserving and purifying the skin, scalp, snd hair of Infants
ami children. Cuticura Soap combines delicate emollient properties derived
from t'ntieura, the great skin curs, with the purest of cleansing Ingre
tiicntt and the most refreshing of flower odors. No other mtdiratrd soap
utr compounded Is to be compared with it for preserving, purifying, and
IraiUlfylng the skin, scalp, hair, and hands. No other foreign or domestic
l ull I soap, however expensive, is to be compared with It for all the pur
poses of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Thus It combines In One Soap at
I mo Trice, vis.. Twenty-five Cents, the best skin and complexion soap,
the i '.'st toilet and best baby soap in the world.
Complete External aid Internal Treatment tar Eierj Hnmar, $1.25,
r.-ii'l-tlnc of rlTTinURA SOAP (2S t tlHnit the Fkln of erosts and srales tnd
..flea te thickened cuticle. OimcURA nlNTVsTNT (SOo.l, to Instantly allay Itch
1ir. Inllnminstion, and Irritation and Seattle ass seal, and CUTIOtiRA RIWHA ENT
IW 1, to cool and cleanse the blood. A
miring-, illsnfrurtn; and humiliating'
or li
Then all
elaa fall,. Hold throwhoat
falls. Bold throofhoat
Penitentiary Makes Money and Self
Supporting:.
Fewer Convicts ti Work on State
Farina. Dr. McNeill Sick Most
of Igltluliye Session, Rail
way Charters. Invest I
Kation of Fires.
Kai.kioii, March 13. W. C. Newland,
acting chairman of the penitentiary
board, arrived here today to turn over
that iuslltulinn tomorrow to Senator
Travis, the designated chairman ,of tbe
new directorate. Capl. Newlaud said lo
your corrcsponden': "Our board bai
been so fortunate in management that
t tie penitentiary has made money ai
lciifl fi.'.d: 0 last yiar. Of coarse wr
pul a lot of this in improvements. The
)U ti i I -;i t i nry will not call on tin; Slate
fur a dollar this year, or next year. Wt
have pi nelicilly abandoned t lit Anson
farm, for wln. lt wc have paid $iGHl
rent a year. c arc rc-ponsible for thi
year's rcnl. 'I lie lease has jet some
mote of lite Next year half the rent
will lie taken oil. We will keep 10 con
Uls lucre anil cultivate 101 nccea,
fiii:igli lo pay expenses VVe will oper
ate t lie Tlllery farm this year and neil
year, when the lease ends Then we di
vide crops with the owner. We gave up
the Northampton farm Dec. 111. Long
ago we abandoned the I.yrias rice farm,
and the Castle llayno farm Neither of
there paid, n r has the Anson farm
riald. We Live for nearly two yean
Morked no convicts In the pLosr bate
mine'
The Caledonia farm tielongs lo lie
Wtate. There t le great work will be
done. We arc handicapped by the dlrr.
Inllon of convicts, w hen we Imit charge
there was lino, now there are only H00,
tbe counties takln them. We need al
leal 1200 c in -'lets to do all our work
and If all convicts tor terms ottr two
years were sent lo us ll wou! 1 lie no
1 rouble lo make us bi 1' -to. pporl I -if If
1 be counties would sentence niisdcin so
or men lo Ihe roads si well s the felon)
men uiilurlno ycursan.l ylvcus th
others It nimbi be ill light. We hsvi
found rail ay lo be by tr the best pay
log We hail last year, psrt of tbe lime,
H sl conrlcli on thai sort of work. Now
there ire abo il 100 "
Dr. 'i N-lll, mcmlicr of the House
from llruuswlck, lias Uen very lli k evei
tlooe s fortnight a'ler the L.erlslallvt
session began tie had pneumonia lo
both lungs, plurlay tnd throat trouble
lie will be taken lo Union in a few
dss One Ihlo-r thai has greatly wor;
lied blm Is the change In Ihe syliem of
eoror nmcnl of his county which tbe
Legislature has made
Tbs legislature has this week char
tered ibrM more railways, tbe East Car
olina, Halelgh and Cape Fear, and Dur
ham tod Iltleigh (Hlectrlr ) ll has re
voked the charier of houihporl, Wll
mlngton and Western
As excellent srreoiltnent nf tbe law
regarding t be la re-t'gallon of Bret l
made, by wlilck lb Insersnoe oommls
tlnaer oan Invesilgste fl res la tbe ratal
districts w"na olle-l by tbe aberlff or
other proper official. lUreti.fore be
could only In rest l ale flm Id clllr-a and
1 1 as.
CASTOR I A
for XstaaU m4 CUldrM.
Til Ibi Y.a Hiti Alt ijt BK.t
aWara tk
i&fatsxrs) of
Gtr.et Scclft.
tn Oardtw tai fVrwtf ,Nda M
. DW rmerlpttot rkataMe,
Babes
8INUI.E RBT Is often lumclent to oure ttm
skis, scalp and Mood humors, with loss
tbs world.
tb
No
Chance to Finish Legislative
Business Before Saturday.
Die Kerenuo 1(111 ('nines Point.
Hank Seelion I'lissed. lex
tile ScllOOl FrltlllllishtMl.
Money For The
As) I ii ins.
Special to Journal.
Ui.eio.ii, March lit. ll is said toiiinlit
by Senators and Heprescntativcs ilia
ihe Legislative work can n t !) li i-.li -1
before Saturday night.
The long dUcusaion of the rven.i
act ban wonled the Legislators no Utile.
(Jne of them said today thai If it wen:
kept up the Legislature would bo hero
until Ihe 4th of July.
Tbe Senate look up most of the d ly
wilh the revenue bill and ad ipted the
bunk section afler three Lours debate.
The election law was passed today.
The House gave ten thousan 1 dollara
this year anil a like amoinl next yesr to
the textile school to be established here.
The Halelgh insane asy luin gets ti i,
000 annually and Ihe MorganUm asyhnn
$100,000 an no illy an I 11)11,1)00 fur new
bulldlugs, any other appropri.iL; u
scaled.
Nominations Confirmed.
Special to Journal.
lUi.Kiiiii, Mircli 1 !. The Senate to
day con 11 ruled the following iiomina
lions of Directors of the Hla'e Norm il
and lndustrlsl College al Oreensboro
A. J. Connor, U. K- Aycock. It T (ira .
an I C. H. Mebair.
NO DECISION YET.
Supreme Court May not Pass o.i Insular
Cases Until Fall.
Washington, D. C , March l'.'.-Thc
Supreme Court has dlssppolnteil the law
ers by not announcing a decision In In-
Insular cases, snd It Is now believe. I
that Ihe Court miy not decide tin li
ases until Ihe fall, tin III') other b fid.
however, It Is koown thai il hss bee-i
endesvoriug to reach a dcoi-don before
for tho session, and the fa el lost many
other cases hive been decihd recently
is taken by many lawyers to Indicate
ibat tbe Court Is preparlug to decide 111
cases this spring.
Tbs general belief continues to tie Ilia:
Sit voe cases will ue uecni.-.i in ijiiu, alio
... .l ill i .i :.i.. .i i.. ..
an '1 i
that a majority of Ibe Court w ill hoi. I
In favor of tbe Administration without
deciding broadly and directly that ' the
Constitution does not follow the tl ag".
Minority opinion are expected on the
other aide.
Tba expectation of memb-rs of the
Admlalst ration and of most of the Si n
a tori aad Representatives who hare
been following Ihe matter Is thtt the
daotaloa of the majority of the Court
will aooSrsa all Dial baa boen done will,
res pert to the I'nlllpplnes and I'orto
Itico, loclsdlng tbs Iremnenl of lh -
Pblllpplnsa aad Porto Klc as terrltor
Ira ootslde tbe I nlun
Tbalr promptness ant) their plctsanl
tfJVta aaaka DWlu s I, In Is Karly Misers
aaoat rmpolar llltls pills wherever they
ar Iski, Tby ar simply psrfeel
for Hvsf aad bowel troubles. K M
Ihjffj A Co
State Military Companies.
Spaalal l Joaraal
Rauiaa, Marck 14 -Adjutaat Uea
aral RoysUr Uxlay received appllnalloai
lor paraattaloa la fores eompaqlet at
tsawto aad Hop Mill. Ha also re
si4 at larltaUow froaa U bti of
BosMkpwrt Jof Us) lute) Qaard lo f
BnsBBjf lawfw sieai msasvr.
iiuim dud.
The Ex-President bled, at Indianap
olis YesterJav Afternoon.
I Ik h-d us Very l'i scefiil. Ill
n- s- y as a Veiy --h irt o..e
1 1,, id. lit- of It:. 1 if,
V ud In
ret t .
Special t. J iiiriii
In i an is.ii i-. v. li 1 ! h
President Hcnjsru'n
his last at " ' n o e' ..e k
his home l i t !ii- cii
peacefu Iv at 'a-', afte
I . r
Tin- t-l: I
h t r I Hiil
ful strul wnli 'b . i h.
For ho ir-; t lie 1 1 t he rs 1 i
tose state. II.- n-c . j i
, J I t.. ,.
n The cn I
ms li rl noli' i
seemed free fr ;,i i
quietly as tin- physic
He grew wenk-r
I
i 1
heart teat-t jra-:ual!y '
and llu.1 breath i..F ni
the heart ccao- It . b v
and t li o V. ''i. -'i!":t
peaceful y a .-. c'ii I I
ivh-ii" more
If feeble.
, hr'-a'.liilli; i
Tl:
pas
s-cl
a .'
ilili
be-.
tienera', Hnri-oii wit- in oofie'
' hcallli last W clip s lay and was n..l mi
1 ferini' from illne ? of any ho t lie w us
' in full . sc.. -on of the vitality an!
vlor Willi' i ha- cba: rt'-'.er.'-'t lll,-M-.later
t-:ir s of his );fe In a rem u kabli
extent
returne I from Lis afternoon wall,
without evi n lo -niu' fat i ,'Ue and iutii
eveniiii; weiil to one of the neighbors to
. make a shorl t ill.
t Thursday morning Le. awakened with
; a pain in his ctust, which at first was
' hardly noliceab'e, but later gra ltl ally
j grew worse, until Mrs. Harrison became
j alarme 1, and the family physician was
,' summoned. lie pronounce I it simply a
cold and al the time feared no alarming
resiiUs. TL"n the liine-i became rapidly
affected and the illness was complicated
wjih intercostal neuralgia.
Sittirdayhis condition was serious,
but not such aa to cause particular
niarni. Sunday, for the first time, the
physician began to have fears for the
recovery of the patient. Since Monday
morning his condition his gradually
grown wori-e.
Harrison's Life.
Benjamin Harrison, twenty-third
President of the United Slates, came of
a historic line.
Major (Icnoral Harrison, in English
ancestor, bore arms wilh Oliver Crom
well and rose with him lo prominence in
the Revolution. Il fell lo his lot lo sign
lh" death warrant of Charles I. anil afler
ihe Restoration he paid the penally for
this acl, being executed on October PI.
Kilio.
The lirst descendant of Cromwell's
(ieneral who appears ill American his
tory was Benjamin Harrison, a member
of the Virginia House of Burgesses,
later a Delegate to the Colonial Congress
a signer of the Declaration of Independ
ence, three limes Governor of Virginia
and it member of the convention that
ratified the Constitution.
His son was Uen. William Henry j
Harrison, whose honorable career as a
soldier and statesman culminated la Lis
election to Hie Presidency In 1H-I0, to bo
followed by Lis death in lLo White
House one month aflur his inaugura
lion.
John Scott Harrison, a son of William
Henry Harrison, wt the father of
Benjamin Harrison, and was a native of
Indiana, lis was twice In Congress as
s lieinoerat.
T ic future President, Benjamin Uarrl
son, w a i b irn al North Bend, OLIo, in
h's grandfather's Louse, on August 20.
1H !!.
I-83 -Bom at North Bend, Ohio,
A UK lit I 'JO.
. Ml -( i radualed f mm Miami Univer
sity, Ix ford, Ohio.
lS-il -Muriel lo Cirolinii Lavina
M-.llI ,
l-'it - Began Ibe practice of law In
In liHiiupolls.
j 1 -si. J lUi.cd a company of Indiana
volunteers (or Hi i 1,'uioit Ary, wat a 1 J
cetsively promoted until La lr.'camc
I brigadier general
i 1n;i( I' nsuccessful ltepubllcsncau.il
I dale (or Coventor of Indians
JMS
Took a soil In Ihe I'nlled Slates
holding It until ISH7.
Klecled I'rcsldent of the l ulled
if ihe Itepubltcan ticket, rocclv-
Senate,
lH-ct
Vllci
Ing 2311 votes In the Klecloral College
sifnlnsl lft8 for (trover Cloveland.
j mitt itenomlnated for llie I'residency
arid defeated by (trover Cleveland, who
received 'J?7 Klecloral voles, against
H.1 for Harrison and 2i for J. W. Wea-
ver, l'opullst
Is'.lO Ills first
fe having died, he
' married her niece, Mrs. Mary Hcoll Lord
! Dimmlck.
mUQ Counsel for ibe Venezuelan
(iovernmenl lefore the arbitration
I tribunal lo settle the boundary dispute
' llb Oresl It r ! tl an
KM -Appointed by I're'ld'nt McKIn
ley s im mlifr of the lulsrnsilooal Court
of Arid' ration at Tbe tlague
Hanna I. "Oat of It."
WtsniRuTna, March. 13 President
McKlnleT does not entertain even
tbe
emolcel (bought of a Domination for
Ihlrdlerm. Tbla Is oo Ihe authority of
Senator Hanna, who says;
"What be waan It to aaoreaafolly
roand oat his eceoad term. I aaa oat of
It. Thty art talklna; about Fatrbaeas,
Betarldge, Bpoottr tad LoAf. Bat It
alii ha Naseeaberdi that tbt Aaaala hu
trtrbtt aoetaafal I tea ba lor for
Prttldeallal chicks," -
sun oifiioi!.
w.
,;i Clerk :n vat .
Office 1 Ik- Mil .
i. - j t . .. n
I hi I!.. -
In !:.i.
ii-j
1 1. 1
I h
: Ml pi at - -
ll.l. I loll
II'. I
M . 1 1 l'i ilu ' in-,' I ' i ' I v . r w a
1 a N v i . . k i ; .i . . 1 1 -
ollice lc :c. I I .gt le all . il ,
y ea; s.
1 1 i- be! : -! ' i- :;t V, ni l ; n e- o. o--i,
pi. lies M.ii ii", a- In -HVS lie w ill
go to toe pen i ..cut t i v
lie is under b in I in a -urel v ' '..111,01 .
for fJC.i'tlO.
When you are bioous, use ! li. se fa
mous lit tie pills know n as DuWiU'a Lit
tle Karly Risers to cleanse the liver imd
bowels. They never gripe. F. S. Duffy
.V Co.
Wilhelmina in Danger.
Lomion, March I J. -Acting on repre
sentations from The Hague, Roumanian
police have been instructed to watch cer
lain persons at .lassy, siispectcil of Leing
engaged in a conspiracy against Q lecn
Wilhelmina audj.'cr husbauil.
FRAUDULENT USE OF MAILS.
Important
Arrests In North
Carolina
1 Many Victims.
J W11. MiNiiroN, N. C . March 13. Post -ollice
Inspector Jere Connolly arrived
here Ibis uftemoou from Laurcnburg,
j N. C., a small town on tbe Seaboard Air
Line, (i" miles from Wilmington, wLore
j he caused the arrest of II T. Allen, alias
! Dr. Allen and M. Allen, a middle-aged
. man employed as a printer on the local
I newspipcr. The charge against him is
j fraud il-'n! ue of UnmVU In that Le
j adveitiscil extensively the sale of certain
; reeincs and offered as a prize with each
order fac simile bills to the amount of
l."i. which he sail were prime 1 on
genuine "B N." paper and could not be
tol I fiom the genuine article.
The bill) in reality were Confederate j
notes and Aben numb-red his victims I
from Maine to Mniico, several orders I
having been received from New York
Stale. He was given a preliminary ex
amination and committed 10 jail for the
I ni led Slates District Court in default
of bond in the sum of jlX). ;
IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
Prosecution Opened by Allen. Klfly or
Jlure Witnesses at Trial.
Special lo Journal.
Kai.kiiiii, March U. The Henato met
at 12.:t ) o'clock today, as a t ourt of Im
peachment, and heard the opening argu
ment by Senator W. 11. Allen, tif Wayne,
chairman of the Hoard of Impeachment
managers.
Senator Allen's argument simply fol
lowed along the line of the articles of
i:npertch4H"Ill.
I' lie re will be lifty or ni'ie witnesses
in the lu p 'achmenl Uisl of Judges
Kiirches an I l iitglss, w hi h began to
dsv Nearly half of them are lawyers
' and ex-Judges who am expert witnesses
f..r the defence.
The lingering cough following grippe
calls for One Minute Cough Cure. For
all throat and luug troubles this Is Ihe
only harmless remedy that gives Immcdi
ate results Tri'vcnls consumption f
H. Duffy .v. Co
REVENUE BILL ADOPTED.
j Tai on Corporate Loans and on Bunklral
. Loans Stricken Out.
I Hpec'al to Journal.
i lUlelgh, March 14 Tbe conference
j commit im on the revenua bill made lis
I report. Its report was adopted.
1 The tax on corporate loans and on
'municipal loans Is stricken out of the
I bill.
THe Criminal Insane
Special to the Journal.
Raleigh, March 14 -Tbe bill tlTlnl
tbe I'enluotlsry ihs control of tbe
criminal Insane pesel both Houses to-
d'T-
Stockholders Mfetlnf.
Tbe anaoal neetlng of the stockhold
ers of tbe Ptaabrokt Mff. Oo. will bt
bald at the City Kail ot Friday tlfbt
the 15ih of March tWl at I o'clock. A
Ml aesrtlB ll desired.
J. 0. WmtTT,
ttertttrj.
Found
The mo6t thorough B
H and effective I. otsd B
ch oiier t-vt-r il cLUxl I
Igold dust
I Washing Powder I
' MsasssssBSaasaS ,jJnr Bssasaassssssasasl
House Deniii'.r. ts Caucus ate AnJ
'ecre ly.
Mi tubers of Legislature (letting
Away, r Units Made to I'reienl
lli part urea. (iratl uati ng
Kerci - s nl Slia 1
I nitersity. Ihe
Farmers.
li.M Moll, March N Tlie House Dcm
ociats ciiucuscd last night after 1 o'elocl,
A 1 1 re-ent were pledged to absolute
secrecy and not allowed lo say it '"nl lo
an . outsi ler.
The speaker of t hu I louse last night
determined lo slop the departure of
members and to keep a iUornui here 11
issued orders t ) Ihe sergeant at arms t.
permit no member to leave Raleigh.
Men were 011 duty al the railway al.it ion
to prevent departures. The public I111-1
ncss was In a critical state yesterday and
today. Members are seiving with til
pay. Up l yesterday afternoon al! He
Republican an. 1 Populist members m.i
H had gone and so Lad jll Dcmoci al .
All the Senators are here. They re nr.
pay as a court of impeachment.
The appropriation for new building ni
the Western hospital for Ihe insane i
lixed at 1 10,0011 and for nntinlenitrice
1 100,000. This will stand.
At Shaw University (colored 1 licit' tin
graduating exeiciscs of ibe classes i-
medicine, law and pharmacy were In Id.
Gov. Aycock made an address and pie
sented the diplomas to the IT g.adi.ah -in
medicine, 2 in law and I in me lo im
The annual address was by Dr. Shah 1
Matthews of the University of ( hicig..
Tfiere are over 400 students at Shaw
Last year there was a notably largi
falling off in the number of ci .
liens and mortgages. This year ibcre i
a still further decrease, Tnis is a sun
sign of prosperity among the faitm i-.
The latter hold considerable c.tl.u.
and are In easier circumstances gene; a:
ly than In 25 years past.
The farmers express plea-ure at li..
striking out of the proposed tax of J.
cents per ton on cotton seed meal.
See that you get the original DcWitt'
Witch Hazel Salve when you ask for il
The genuine Is a certain cure for pile- j
sores and skin diseases. K. S. DulTv A J
"
i IT WORRIES.
i
Revenue Bill llhturhs Senate anJ Huu-.e
Conferee1.
Special to Journal.
lUl.mi.ll, March 14 -- This morning al
U o'clock the Senate and House conferees
i tin Ihe revenue hill met -Senators I. on
don and Aycock, anil reprcscn tali
I Uatlls, Wlllard and I'age The revenue
j bill has given a great deal of troub'e
ll Is greatly pruned and its worst ea
ture stricken out. Seiisio: lilenn, who
voted against It, says "It w.il n..l in
jure any man lo vole a'iiii-' tin. n v
enue bill. '
TERMS FOR THE BOERS.
British Cjblnct Formulales Instructions
For Kitchener
London, March Hi -The llritl-h Cab
net si a meeting today ronsi lered tin
negotiations procersllng Im-iw-cm Hi-ii
erals Kitchener snd Itoiha ami torinu
laled Instructions for General Ki" h ih-i
which tleflned on broad lines ihe li r no
on which a peace settlement tnlhi b"
made
A Pretoria dispatch ssyi: "I'ending
the arrlvsl of (Jeneral l)c V el a to riera
armlallco has been declared, tlencra
Itotha has been In conference with Lord
! Kitchener and HI r Alfred Mllner f.
eral days, and all three desire to consult
I)e Wei. Da Wet is burryln norlh
through the Orange r laU In obedience
lo I'otba' aummini 0,1 his arrlvsl
a conference will lie held m a I' e
torla "
'j"' Ltrgral tod linit Htck f :
IHOIwSES and. IvL'ZJJLZZa
IXV'sy' rr tbsi tssuta i
I Mrd&-. es3 vrx tnWl
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SMALL SUGAR CURED
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A nice lot Just Received.
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McDANIEL,
'Phono
iYOUR
Would you preler buying your
NEW SPRING DRESSES AND SHIRT
WAISTS now, while you can have a
large line to select irom, or to wait
some weeks later, when you need them
badly and alter the choice patterns
have been sold out.
We make Special
Mention
ot our line of 25c Organdies and Dim-
ities. It you want something real
nobby and swell
cerizea ouiaras
Do you like to
You don't have to buy. Come down
aiul look through our
NEW SPRING GOODS.
V
You will be well repaid for your trouble
It you come early you can get a beau-
titu! All Linen Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs at 5c.
iiiniiiiitHiiilo.iirllg
5UCCES5 l.'5 TO O. n ARKS CO.
J. A. JONES,
IIKOAIi STREET. STEWART'S OI.U 8TANP,
Sitlc anil
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i
Ertr FonnJ In Nw Cent. AIM m Coinplttt Ii&t of UvggH Waoni
namnt, Robft, Wblp, Crt Wheeli, Etc "
ams
il Kngli-h ( 111 1. 1
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llu. kevr
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N'oitnii 'iiiii
s aiul Wlulc
ii-.-- lit I'r'h
IVllOiOMHiO
ai: liotail
Calrooor,
Ilro.1! St.
buy one ol our Mer-
ai cjdc.
look at pretty goods ?
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EET. STEWART B OI.U STAND,
STABLES.
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